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Home My WebLink About1980-02-11 - Orange Coast Pilot7 l 2 a e • ID ran 0 Poliee Roudne Iranian Chief Turns to Aetion Misquoted On I n Mesa Robbery ostage Release? DAILY PILOT * * * 15c * * * MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 11 , 1980 VCX.. 71, NO. 0 , > SIECTIO..S, 21 .. AOl:S Ji Real Madder I Hostage Release Iranian Chief Says Mi.squoted 'Iideland Building Probed By DELORF.S BROOKS 1&"1N Ol ttoe o.fy ,._ SwH Some of Orange County's richest c1 t1zcns soon may be pa) mg an extravagant extra fe<> ror 1t,·10g on Ne\\port's Harbor Island Is Polly Byall of Costa Mesa expressing the thnlJ of vic- tory. or the agony of defeat? Polly was a participant m an unusual event Sunday. When it was over. it was dif- ficult to distinguish the winners from the losers. To find out what it was all about, turn to Page A3 . Coast Pair Jailed In Dual Job Fraud A Fountaln Valley woman and a Newport Beach man have been sentenced to Orange Coun· ty Jail for running a private bu si n ess while they simultaneously accepted lEl' AD SIITER WORK FOR YOV "The Daily Pilot's Ad Sitter service is really super. •'I received 1reat response from my cluaifted ad, and the Ad Sitter 2•-bour answering service freed me from havlng to stay home and answer tbe fb!ne." That's the advertJsine success atory of the man who placed t.bia ad in the Daily Pilot. . . '79 Rabbit Diesel 2 dr $2 500 cash & pay balance xxx·xxxx Ad Sitter txu,a&hn U you want super reapooM! f"om your ad but don't want to •lt by the pbone, let the OallY Pilot cla.laltMd 199rvicea work -for YCN. Call tc-58'71. paychecks for Orange County jobs. Orange County court records show that tbe couple pleaded no contest to the misdemeanor rra ud charges and will serve their sentences oo weekends. Mary Lou Harrison, 37, or 10061 San Juan Court. Fountain VaJley, and Walter Prior, 51, or 223 Orange St .• Newport Beach. we r e sentenced by Municipal Court Judge Edward Laird to 10 and six days In jail. respective- ly. Deputy District Attorney l>onaJd Barner sa1d the couple &oth worked as $1 ,200-a-month collection offlcen in the county Audltor-Oontroller'a office. However, they set up shop lo March 1978 as an evlctlon service out of Ms. Harrlaon'a Fountain Valley bome. The two continued to accept paycMcb for tlMlr duties of col· lectlng overpayments from welfare recipient.a while they caniecl on t.helr evtc:tlon buai· neas, Barner aaJd. Jnveatl1ators who trailed Prior and Ms. Harri.on during a county work day said the couple left the office In separate can. but met at a pre-dealgnatecl poet to conduct the private bualnaa. • • By The ~ated Presa Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr was quoted today by a French newspaper as saying his government no longer de· manded extradition of tbe dt>· Posed shah before the release of the American hostages now m Huntington Man Shot at Mesa Party A lluntmgton Beach man was 1n s atisfactory cond1t1on at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital today after being shot in the chest dunng a Saturday night party in Costa Mc~a . officials said Police said Donald Gordon Brown. 3 1, of 16191 Ganges Lane. may have been saved from death by a door that blunt- ed the force of the bullet T h ey s aid Mark Wayne Holloman, 19. of 2245 Canyon Drive, Costa Mesa, was being held in lieu of $10,000 bail on sus- picion or assault with a deadly weapon a nd discharging a firearm into an inhabited build· mg. PoUce said the s hooting oc· curred at about 11 :30 p.m. at 1022 W. Wilson St .• where 30 to 40 people were attending a party at a home. They said Holloman, whom witnesses said had been ousted after he annoyed a female partygoer. allegedly returned with a 38-caliber revolver and fired about ball a dozen shots at the house. They said B r o wn . wbo Ironically is believed to be a friend of the s uspec t's, was about to open the front door to check l..oto the shooting when a bullet paBSed thro ugh it and struck him In tbe cheat. Holloman a llegedly called police about five hours later and s urrendered. officers said. No other ln.lurtea were reported. Rebels Retaliate KARACIU, Pa.ldltan <AP> - ,Af1han rebel.a~ two town.a lo tbe rue1ed mountains of Badakbshan Province In northeutem Af1banl1tan and battled the Sovieta for control of the provincial capital and a n other town, a Pakl1tani newapaper re1M>rted. their lOOt.h day of capllvity He said the release could come "perhaps even in the commg days .. But Pars. the official lraman news agency, said he wa~ mis- quoted Ul the interview in the French newspaper Le Monde, without saying what the allegt'd misquote was . ll did not elaborate. Masses of Iranians turned out m a steady ram to celebrate lhe first anniversary of th<• Islamic revolution with a victor~ parade through Tehran The cru.c;h was so great that scores of person.., were injured and a grand.stand collapsed. the stat<> radio said Release for the hostages could come 1f the U S governm<>nt acknowledged its past "cnm~ 1n Iran and recogmzt'd his gO\. <>mment's "right lo obtalll the extradition of the shah and the restitution of h1s fortune," Bani Sadr was quoted as s aying by the French news paper. Le Monde. "If they admit this fact. it would help us to free the hostages 1n a s ho rt time. perhaps even in tbc coming days." Asked lf the hostages in the in· terim might be removed from the guard of tbe Islam ic mili· tants and entrusted to Iranian officials. Bani-Sadr was quoted as saying "lt is a possibility I envisage for the coming days " But he bad not yet received permission from the Revolu· Uonary Council be heads, the newapaper said. Bani-Sadr said he had re· ceived eotmcil approval for his proposal that a tribunal to in· veaUeat.e U.S. acUona ln Iran be com blned with an l..otemational com maaloo to l..oveaU1at.e the shah's rule. the newspaper said. It quoted bim as aayt..o1 that pro- poul was now before Ayatollah Rubollab Khomeini and that be. Bani-Sadr, hoped for a reapome "In two days." The Idea for an lnternaUooaJ commi11ion waa proposed by U.N. Secretary- General Kurt Waldheim. Bani-Sadr abo eave an indica- tion how be dllsbt then attempt to praa a compromlae solution on tbe mllltanll holdto1 the ho1ta1ea. "In the ca1e of a diver1ence of vlewa, I would eventually 10 to the U .S. Em- bassy to eoovioce them to fall ln line wttb my view," he waa quot· ed u aarina. Since lbe ~criaia betan, the Ira- nian aovemment and the mili- tant.I have demanded extndi· tJoa of tbe deposed 1bah before the releue of tbe AmeneaM. <See gAN, Pa1e A~> aPw.,..,..... c...,, .. ,. ....... 'r ugo~I:;\. Pn" .. 1d1•nt .l1htp Br01 l'tto. recovt.>rmg from thl' ;Jmput3t JOn of h1 -. It'll ll'g. no\\ ~uffer-.. dq:!l"-.11\ ,. and ktrlnl'' troublf'-... h1:.. doc tor.., h;1n· rt·portt.•<l Routine Stop By Cop Foils Mesa Holdup A Santa Ana Pohce sergeant making a routine traffic stop Sunday in front of a Costa Mesa convenience s tore looked up when he heard a crasfi -and arrested two men who allegedly were trying to hold up the store, oHicers said today. In Costa Mesa city Jail today on suspicion of robbery were Mark Brian Ver Bryck. 21 , of 2511 W. Sunflower Ave .. Santa Ana. and Jay Edward Fletcher, 2. atttet address unknown. Santa Ana. police said. Both were held in lleuotSlO,OOOball. Police said the incident oc curred al 11:10 p.m . Sunday at the U-Totem Markel at 1178 Sunflower Ave.. on the Costa Meu·Santa Ana city Umiu. They said two men entered t.be market and attempted to over- power the male clerk. In the eoauln& st.ruule, tbe cash re&· lat.er and some news racks were 1mockedover. Santa Ana poUce Set. Preston M. Moran bad pulled over a mot.ortat to front of the it.ore and. alerted by the noise, made tbe aM"elt, officers said. The 1uapedl were turned over to Costa Men poUce. Reporters didn't tndlcate #bet.her or not the motorist wu Jiven the Ucll:et. ., That·s because manv of the ""clus1H pro~·rt1es that dot lhl· tin~ island an• bu11l ovt•r pubh<· licfrland-. ·\nd although (>rang•· Count:r nHtc 1als last Wt'<'k t"'tC'mpted J!)() ~uni.1•1 R<'arh honwowners from rwnaltw~ fnr similar encroach- nwnt!-;. th1· Harbor Island re51 rlent...ltkt•h won'tb('asluckv The problt.·m reall y began around tht• tum of the century, \\ h1•n Or.inj!t' Coa\t'o; p1oneenng ram1h('c; hegan ... etthng, first tn S u n s 1• t At' a c h . a n d I ale r , l\;e\\ port Harbor An d 50m1.• of the 140 residents 1 aml' up \\1lh <'ndt>n<'E.' that im - p fl'' t•m ent-. had been bu1 It hdort' th<' 1.-ounn took over the land in 1~3 Thl•tr claim of pnor rights to lht· land \\a., accepted by county officials. \\ho said 1t would be loo t'XJ>t'n."1' r to try to decide "hl('h 1mpron•ments were bwlt bt•forr 1943 .ind" hi ch aren't ~ the county 1s~ued a blanket pl;'rm1t la~t week allowing the 1mproH'rnt'nt:-. lo stand Tht' Sunst't Beach res - idences ar(' on public beach land. (Sfoot> Ft:E. Pal(e i\2) Or:n:Q ,:ast \\·eaaber Mostly sunny Tuesday. with 1ncreas1ng high cloudiness Tuesday arter- noon Somt> fog and low clouds along the coast late ton 1 ght and Tuesday mommg SlJgbtly cooler Lows tonight 45 at the beaches and 52 inland Highs Tuesday 65 a long the coast and 72 inland. INSIDE TODA l' ChHI rlghtJ leaders in Pltt1b1wgh 8ay t~ fear the 1.nctim• of economic troubles mil be blaclu and womm a.a 'h-: Ku Klur Klan zerws in on a 'pnme target." (Story, Page \7) Ct Q ., .. AA .. .. ., .. .. ., ., .. AA -- Afglaan Sieg Patrol A Soviet:built helicopter of the Afghan Air Force ru~ over .Afghanistan's capital of Kabul. While Soviet forces secure lines of commwlications, the Afghan army and air fo rce are reportedly bemg used to combat rebel guerrillas. Burglary Tie-ins Seen Mesa Prisoner Suspected of Several A Costa Mesa man. arrested last week an connection with an aborted Costa Mesa burglary, may be linked to more than half a dozen other break·ins during thl' past month in Costa Mesa, Nt·wport lkal·h and lluntington fkach, poht'e re ported today S itt Wilham Bechtel said Oanicl Edmond Home, 26, of 279 V1rgmia /\vc-, wa:-. bcan f.t ht•ld 1n hvu of $10,000 bual on !>usp1c1011 of buq::lary . Horne and a female compan. ion were arres ted Thursday after Saddleback I llgh School teacher Donald Ocan Barr, 44. returned to his €osta Mc:,a home during the day and :,urpn sed two intruders. The woman. 1dent1f1cd as Rebe~ca Ann StllJ;:enba uer. 25, of Ohio was ar re:,t<•d in connec· lion with th11l burlgary but does n't face chai:gcs an tile <1th<·rs, &•cht<-1 :.aid Apartment Dwellers Flee Fire in HB f·are that s wept through the top floor of a downtown Hunt· JORlon Beach a pa rtment bwld· 1ng sent occupants runmng for lheir lives Sunday morning, fire officials reported The occupants -many dab hang out with per sonal belongings in their hands -a ll e s caped unharmed from the J • 11 a m. blaze at the 124 3rd St apartment, fire fighters said. Investigators estimated damage lo the two-story struc· lure at $31,000 The fire, they said, began an o ne of the second floor uruls and took 26 firemen about 20 minutes to douse. The cause of the Ore ts under investigation. The downtown building Is owned by Robert Pruitt of La Crescenta, officials reported. Israel Tightening Policies on Arabs JERUSALEM (AP) -Prime M inisler Mena chem Begin told the United States today that lsrael will not be sacrificed in a policy of appeasement toward the Arabs on the Palestinian is- sue In Tel Aviv, a bomb blew up at a crowded buburban bus stop. inj uring 15 persons. authorities s aid Begin , s peaking to the American Jewish Committee, s aid that Israel would make no more concessions to encourage Pa lestinians to join talks for autonomy in Is raeli-occupied territories. In a news paper interview published in Cairo today , Defense Mlnlster Ezer Weazman was quoted as speaking o ul strongly in favor of ro existence with the Arabs. In a btcitcment ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT r,.0r.,...,c ..... o.,1.,.,..tio1 ••"'wt.wt111\ron ,,..,...,...,...,....""'""' ,,..,....~b\lltw>(). .. (~I~(.,.,..,.., ..... ,.l~Hll.oPt'•'• ~ ............. ~· ttw"Wf"I ''•d•'f tOt (Olli• -....w ...........,.. ... f\ .. Wl"'f ..... 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The interview was taken in Israel earlier this month In the Tel Aviv s uburb of Petah T1kvah a bomb blast an jured 15 persons, one seriously, at the bus s top. a hos pital s p okes man reported Is rael Radio said two crowded buses left the stop moments before the bomb cxplodc>d It 5a1d polict> round<.'Cl up 10 Arabi. and ~caled off the area while they searched for mon· cxplo:-.1v<·i.. but lhf'rl' was no report that a ny w<·n· found In his speech Begin r eferred to 11tatements by Secrdary of State Cyrus Vance that a resoluUon of the Palestinian problem wouJd boost Amerit'an influence walh Moslem and Arab s tates and case th~ i.lraleg ac p ositio n against Soviet advances In the Middle E ast. May Be Hope For SALT II WASIDNGTON (AP) -Llke the death of Mark Twaln, re· ports ot the demise of the SALT II treaty may prove to have been exaggerated. Carter aclmlnlstraUon otnclala say they are beetnnin1 an effort to revive the treaty despite the intense a ntl·Sovlet reellna engendered by the occupaUon of Afghanistan. Moreover, they ex· press some opUmlsm the peel could be ratified thJs year The Carter admlnl1tratloo feels It can demonstrat.e that ll Lh• Soviet.A conUnue the kind of a11reutvenes1 that led them to occupy Afcha.nl1tan, l world without SALT 1t would bf> con. 1lderably leas predictable, more expenalve and more danaeroua fot the Unlted Slate1. --, He said Home, who "ac; being sought prior to the lat<-:.t hr<'uk - an, as belaen'<I connectt-d to a number of buq~lariu.,, mostly at private homes. One th<'fl anvolvt·d u $20.000 Nl•wport Reaeh coin collccl1on, Bechtel said, and another ncllcd S15,000 in :.liver from a Mes<t Vnd t· hom1 • About $1::!,000 an s1lvt·r from that thl'ft h.J!> bt.·~:n rN'llVl1rt'<f. h(• ~UHi. -----1 OOTH --f OAv I L_LLI I I -I I J° J '"j F ..... PapAJ m.A.N ••• In a message read lo the Tehran crowd, which Tehran radio estimated at 2 millioo persons, Khometru did nol men· lion I.be hostage s ituation but said Iran's struggle must con- tinue again.st the United States. "tbts ruthless world·devourer." But he said after Iran ended 1Ls polltical, military ecooom1c and cultural depe ndence on America, "we will establish or· dinary relations with America JUSt as with other countries " He :.aid Is rael, .. a base for America," must be destroyed. Tehran radio said roads lead. ang to the par ade route were ftlled with people as far as the eye couJd stt Many were chant· ang : "Allah-o·Akhbar"' -God is great -and burnjng incense. It said some were so excited they stormed into the line or march and I.be radio appealed for them to move back onto the sidewalk. Bani Sadr stood an for the ail ing Khomeini on the official re· viewing s t and in Tehran's Freedom square. He was joined by Khomeini's son Ahmad and Palestine Uberation Organlu- tion chief Yasser Arafat as the parade got wider way. led by a contingent rrom lhe miUlary of- fi cers' school, lhe radio said. Khomeini's son read the messaee from hls rather, later reported by government news agencies. "Iran must continue Its dedalve struggle again.st the <"rue1, world·1waUowtn1 U.S.," Khomeini aald, adding that the country should be aware of the "crtm.lnaJ powers of the East and Wel!lt." Tbe crowd 1ur1ed ln to the viewing stand despite efforll by government soldiers t~ maintain order . "Owtng to the lnordinat~ crowd!, one or the stands col· lapsed" and about SO penons were taken to the hospital to be treated ror minor lnJurlts, the radio said. It said aU but five were then releaAed. Weatem re· porters ln Tehran said the col· lapud 1r1od1tand w11 fUled with forelan and I ranian dJtoltart• Invited by the IOY· f'rnmtnl but that none of UIOM lnjuredJrrere toretanera. Girl's Body Avoided Vietnamese Youngster Left in Road MAN~AS. Va. <AP> -A l2·year-old Vietnamese 1'&,[~ turnln1 hoD>e from an clau wu lt.rudt by two ve clea and killed, and other can drove around her body ''Uke there was a dead dog in the middle or the street." a witness says. Pohce are searching for a betRe van and a dark eray com· Dead tor 'I' ears pact car in the h.it·and·run death of Tran Ly Hoa. She wu on her way home from ICbool at 7 p.m . laat TbW"I· day wtlb about 10 Vlm:aamese c hildren and adults, including her mothe r and ll·year·old brother Hoa stepped off a curb in front of the school and was hat by a 'Forgotten' Body Located in Vault FREDERICKSBU RG. Va <AP> Police are barrted about the discovery of the body of an infant, unidentified and ap parenUy dead for many years, f o und an a vault at a Fredericksburg funeral homl· "Tbl.s lS such a strange Uung that we really don't know what''> going on yet," said Cupt. Wilham Lasell. Actin& on a Ltp, police found the body, clad In a wblt.e shroud. in a vault in t.be chapel of the Wheeler and 'IbompM>n Funeral Home about 6 p.m . laat Friday Employees told police they had DOl known the body WU thert' Police oot only don't k:oo w the iofaol's identity, they have no Idea how long the infant h~ been dead or why 1t wa~ never buried. The body w11l be s.ent to lhf• slate medical examiner':, ofr1rc· m Richmond for an aulop-.} t•1 t ry to determine. 1f po ... ~1bll' bow and when lhe infant du-d Police wiU also ~o through th1· Man Killed In Tumble From Truck A 20-year-old m an died Sun day when he feU out of the back of a pickup truck on the curved M acArt.hur Boulevard freeway onramp an Irvine Highway Patrol officers or;aad Ch arles !land of Lomita was bit ting an a l<twn chair an the b<-d of .i s mall. f'lrt>1gn ·madt• trur k dran•n by Gn·~oo M1tchdl. i i . of Torrance Hand f«.>11 o ut a b Matr hl'll swung a round the c urved on ramp leadlng to the northbound San Diego Freeway. officers said. He died of head inJunes tn Tustin Community Hospital a short lime after the 6 p.m . acct· dent. No charges have been filed a~aa nsl the-drive r pendani! furthe r mvestlRat1on. Kickbacks Probed By 11'e AMOria~ Preu At least 21 polttlcal faKures a nd union off1 c 1als fro m Louisiana and Texas are gout~ before federal grand Junes thts week to discuss the FBI 's SO· called Brilab Investigation a "scam" Involving alleged kkkbaclcs to influence Insurance purchases by government ag«>n cles In four st~tes runeral hom e's records next week for clues lo lbe cbilid'a identity. Rumors of tbe ex.isteDce of an unclaimed and unldeotmed body al Wheeler aod Thompson bad been drculatmg In the city. Several boun before poUce searched the vault, two re· porters talked wilb Wheeler T. Thompeoo, a co-owner of tbe funeral home, aDd showed blm pbolo8J'8Pbl pvportedly taleo of the vault and the bod.y. · Tbompeon dea.led the namoc- and wouldn't Jet the "1)0l'ten ln· .. pe c t the va ult or allow employees to open It. He said the vaults possibly hadn't been Uled since be too« over tbe bua1neM from tus father 20 years ago. David Pa<"kett of the Westmoreland News took the '>Lory and pbotograph.s lo pobce, who went lo I.be funeral home and got ~rmw.ion to open lbe \JUIL Brezhnev Woos Iran In Message MOSCOW <AP)-So· vu:t President Leonid I. Breihoev has seal atl of. f1 c1al message stttsslo~ the Kremlin'6 desire for "good·nei&bborly rela · tlOIU., with lran, lil06CC>W Rad1o NpOrted Sunday. It sald the meuqe had been seal to I raoaan leader Ayatollah Rubolla.b Khomemi to martt the first anniversary of t.be victory of the Iranian revolutJOn Khomeiru rt'turned lo lran from years 10 e xile 10. Fe bruary 1979 shortly a fter deposed Shah Mohammad Rna Pahlavi left the country. Brez.bnev's official rt'· auura.nce ot fnendly tD· teotions toward Tehran came am.id Western re· ports ot increased Soviet military activity a long Iran's northwest border with the Soviet UnJon The Soviet Mws agency Tass described such re · ports a.s ··slanderous · · According to Moscow Had1o's Englisb·language world ser v1«>. Brezhnev ··upre5e'd the desire that rdat1oru. b<·tv.et-n tJw So \ 1et Union and Iran would conttnue lo be based on fr1end s h1p , good neighborly relations and non·anterferenc-e in each other's internal aff11 r.i " van. police said. Apparently not Mriously hl&rt, 1be wu crawUn1 to the side ot the rold when a car ran over ber and draaed her ao feet. Muy Hay. an Interpreter said she wu told by the g.lrl's mother. Bob Cole . a resident of the subdivision ln Prince William County where the accident oc curred. 1aid be heard a thud and then ICl'HmiDI. "I HW the second car run over the kid, and I realized what had happened," he said. "It didn't seem to be go111g fut. There were oo brakes or anything. It drove over both her lep. "No one would stop. Two cars drove around her. They acted like there was a dead dog in the middle ot t.be street. I almost put my fl9t through the door of a car trying to get someone to slop." Hoa wu pronounced dead at Prtnee 1VlDlam Hospital. A aeeond·lfader at West Gale Elementary School, she bad moved to the area about four months qo. Hoa's mother was "so upset 1be couldn't even cry,•• Mn. Hay said. Residents of the subdivision 1&1d lhe lnteraect.lon where the Jirl wu atnaek la poorly lighted and heavily traveled. ~P.,.eAJ FEE •.. which is ruled by state recrea- UC>oal codes. But Newport Harbor is gov. emed by harsh tidelands laws wh ich don't allow for prlo; right.a clauna, Jensen said. In addition. the ent'roaeh ments on Harbor Is land arc more substantial than seawalls In many cases s wtmming pools, gardcM or parts of homes an• bu alt on Udelands, he said. "It's a classic story of the old. o ld settlements," said Enc Jessen. county Environmental Management Agency officiaJ. .. Life was more informal at the tum or the century. Jnsptt· ton wett more concerned with the st.ructuraJ integrity of t.ht! buildings than whether they Wl're W1lbio t'ertaan property lin~." State Lands Commission represeot.atlva, however. were not llO llllormal. ..... 19'11 ... dered Orange County officials to do something a bout the 200 properties from Sunset Buch to Dana Potnt that were edging onto pubU<' bel<'hes. Such encroachment violated alate part and tidelands laws, Jensen sau1 Most ot the ent"roacbmeots in Sunut Beach and other south <'O ast areas were relatively minor, consisting of seawalls, patios or landscaping that ea· lende-d onto oubllc beach. So coun.ty o ffi c ials are searching for an appraiser to set a fair marltet vaJue on the land. And when that value is de· <'ided, the owners or the 30 homes affected will either have to rent t.be public land from the county, or tear down whatever Improvements stand on t.be land Jessen said. • "We are working very cl~ly with the homeowners, we·re not Juat riding roughshod," Jessen said. "We know the values are go· me to come tn very high. But the state won't let us oot do at " Al'S GAAAOE 56 F ASHlON ISLAND NFWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 • ' Orange Coast EDITION VOL 73, NO. ~2, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1980 Today' Cloalag N.Y. Stoeks N Fl FTEEN CENTS Stiff Tideland Fees for Harbor Island 8y D•:LOat:S BROOKS aaWIN °' __ ,,...._._ Somt: o( <>ranee l'ounty'" r1ehest r1ti1en" 11oon nHly be paylna an ••xtrav•i&unt utu1 Ctt for living on Nt•wpon .., lhubor bland Thal'!> ber1uuie muny of lht exclusive properties that <Jot the tiny island arc bwlt •>vN puhhr tidelands And although Orange Cowity 11Hlc1ala lut wtek t'IXtompted 1~ Sunut ~ach h<lmt'owneri. from penrtltt ~ for 11lm1lar t-nrrouc.•h menl.i, th•• flarbor lslllnd rt:i.I dt"nts likely won't bt-u1 lurky Tht' problem rt·11lly bc1tdn around the tum of the ct'J\lury, wht!n Orange Coast'i. p1on~nng famaht"t> began selthng, first in Sunset Beat•h , and late r , Newport Harbor And wme of the 140 resident!. l"tHne t•~-Wlth ev1d!_n<'e ~ut am provt!1ncnt1> had been bullt bt-fore the t"ounty took over tbe land In 1943. Th.:1r cla1m of pnor rights to the lund wa11 accepted by county offic1als, who said It would be too expensive to try to decide which improvements were built before 19"Uand which aren 'l . So the county issued a blanket permit last week allowing the improvements to stand The Sunset Beach res idences are on public beach land, whlch is ruled by stale recrea Uonal codes. But Newport Harbor ls gov. e med by harsh lldelands laws, which don't allow for prior rights claims. Jerusen said. In addition. t he encroach ments on Harbor Island a re more substantial than seawalls In many cases swimm ing pools, gardens or parts or homes are built on tJdelands, he said "It's a classic story of the old, old settlements," said E ric Jessen, county Environmental Management Agen<"Y official ··Life wu more mformaJ at the tum of the century. lruspec tors were more concerned with the structural mtegnty of the buildings tba n whether they we re within certain property hnes .·· St ate Lands Co mm 1ss1on represenl<.1Uve11 howevt•r, were not so informal, and In 1977 or- dered Orange County officials to do something a bout the 200 properties from Sunset Beach to Dana Point that were edging onto public beaches. Such enc roachment violated s tate park and tidelands laws. J ensen said. Most of the encroa<"hmenlo; an Sunset Beach and other south toast areas were relatively cs.. .. ft:t:, Pag•· A:·o Calllpaign Law Eyed Retroactive E~ht Years in Newport? O.lly ,.,,.. ,._. lrf O.ry A-- By JOANNE R£YNOLDS Oft• O.lly ,., ... SMl41 A campaign law. expected to be enacted tonight by Newport Beach City Council members. could set oCf a search for bust ness people who made campaign contnbutions eight years ago T.hal's because the new law. aimed at curbing the anflueO('e maJor campaign contributors may have on counctl members. 1s lo be retroactive That me ans <.'urrcnt council members as well a s tho!'ic elect ed to the council in April will be affected Retiring Councilman Don Air Crash Vic ti~ Not Krwwn Catching Ber Breath /\ man and wom<.1n who died an J fwrv a1rcrart crush fo'rida\ follo"1ng a mid <11r l·ull1s1011 over E l Segundo stall have not been positively identified I I • t l f I la Po)ly ByaU at Costa Mesa expressing the thrill of vic- tor~. or the agony of defeat? Polly was a participant in an unusual event Sunday. When it was over , it was d1f- Cicult to dlstmguish the winners from the losers To find out what it was all about. turn to Page A3 Hostages-Shah Link Cut by New Leader? By The Associated Press I ranaan Presutent /\bolhassan Bani-Sadr was quoted today by a French news paper as saying his governm<'nt no longer de· manded Pxtrad1t1on of the de posed o;hah hc>forc the release of the Aml•ncan hostages now in their lOOth day of capt1v1ty llt• s aid lht· rcl•·ase <'OUld <'Orne "perhaµs even m the coming days·· But P::ir~. thl' official Iranian news agency. said he wal> mas. quoted 1n the inte rview m the French newspaper l.e Monde, without saying what the alleged mi squot e wa s It dad n ot elaborate M asst•s of Iranians turned out in a steady rain to celebrate the first anruversary of the Islamic revolution with a victory par ade through Tehran The c rush was so great that scores of persons were mJured and a grandstand collapsed. the state radio said. Release for the hostages could come 1f the U.S government acknowledged its past "crimes" jS(>(' IRAN. Page A2) Brezlmev Woos Iran Police Tie Burglaries ToMesan A Costa Mt·sa man. arrested last week in connection with an aborted Costa Mesa burglary, may be linked to more than half a dozen othrr break-ins during the past month in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Huntington Beach, police reported today Los An~eles author ities ten tatavcly had 1dentif1ed the couple as Ja<.'k and Sandy Murphy of lluntm~ton Reach but the Los An~cles Coroner's office will not verify the information ·'There as nothin~ this offa<"e 1~ g iv ing out on lhl'm."' said a cor om•r's tnvC'st1gator this mon11nA A t·ornncr's deputy said ht!. or J!an11.at1on .... "nrlo.an~ "1th hadb r harr<'d r<'rn<11ns and 1s s till al l1·rnpt1ng to l0<.·at1• dl'nt:il n•t orrl-. .incl olh1·r '\ r.J\'.'> 111 l''.'>l.Jhla!\h Hfrnt1f1<·.it mn · li t• -.aid only th:1t nnl' vwt1m \\a'> a man lht• olht·r a \\flman Thrt·C' pl'r..,ons, 1nclud1ng tht• eoupk t<·ntat1vd.\ 1dt•nt1f11·d .a!'> lh1• Murphys. d1l'kl'I' 1'1\2'< <.·ol11d1:cl nl'l.Jfh h•o;1d on \\1th a <'t· ... -.nll 175 pilot l'd IH Hrut·<· Lt·1ghton. ~7 of Northndgt• Ttw Papt•r ;.u r«ri.lft , .,horn t1f .1 ""1ng, 'ipun to the c<1rth. t•ruptmg an flaml·. offtc1als !'>a11I Ll·1ghton ., Ct•..,..,n.., cra!\h1 ·d on1· half m1h• av.ay at an o ff1 ('1· c·on1't rutlt•rn o.,1l1· v.ht·rc !'>IX ""nrkmcn "l'rt' an1ur 1•cl A sook<.•!->man f1>r lh<• FAA said lhl' Piper pilot was <.·n rout•· to vas 1 t fru·nds or rc•J ala vc·.., m San .l~t· Thi· !'>mall a1rl'r<111. O\\ncd b~ Rraan llanrallY of Coi.ta Me~a. had bt·1•n l<·ascd hy A\.1at1on Cn l1m1t c d at llunt1ngton Reach's Meadowlark Airport to the couple who dat•d an thl' cra~h Ray Cotter. Av1at1on Unhmat cd president, refU!.C'S to dascus1' the rental agreement or whether or not a flight plan was filed Hanratty, meanwhile. rc~rt ed he knows nothin~ of the mc1 dent LEr AD. SIITER . WORK FOR YOV "The Daily Pilot's Ad Sitter ser vice is really super. ' MOSCOW (A P >-So· viet President Leonid I Brezhnev has sent an of· ficlal message stressing the Kremlln's desire tor "good -neighborly rela· lions" with Iran. Moscow Radio reported Sunday. Sgt. William Bechtel said Daniel Edmond Horne, 26, of 279 Virglnia Ave., was being held In lleu of Sl0,000 bail on suspicion or burglary. "I received great response from my classified ad, and the Ad Sitter 24-hour a ns werin g service freed me fro m havlng to s lay home and answer the phone." That's the advertising s uccess It said the messaa" bad been sent to Iranian leader Ayatollah RuboJlah Khomeini to mark the first annlversary of t.bt victory of the tran.tan revolut.lof. Khomeini returned to Iran from years to cxlle In February 1979 shortly, after depose d Shah Mohammad llna Pahlavi left the country. Home and a female compan· story of lhe man who placed this ion were a rrested Thursday ad in lhe Daily Pilot. a fter Saddleback High School ... teacher Donald De.ap }Jarr. 44. 1, ; returned to bis 'Mes e ~uring .lhe,t.«f u· ~llel!~h. wo.,ln~ ·· R:;,~~to Alu). of Ohlo was a tlon with that burlaary doesn't fee cha~•· othen, Bechtel said. 2 dr pay Mdnrus hai. been on the council 12 yt'ars, but he says he's never taken a campaign contnbut1011 fro m anyone Eight years ago, Paul Ryckoff was ele<"lcd. Hay Wallaam!\ Joined the council four )ear., ago. and the remaining mem bers Paul llummcl, Evelyn Hart. Ja<"k1e Jfoathcr and Don Strauss v.e rt' ele<"tt·d tw11 )C'ars afo?o All had campaign contributor-. The new law dt .... c nbf·!\ a cam pa1gn contnbutor a~ anyone "h'' gives more than $200 to a <"an d1date and or to .i polallcal al" t ion ~roup that ..,u pporh that <.'andadatc It "ould µroh1b1t eoun<"tl mcm b<•ri. from vot1n~ favfJrably on any 1..,...ue an "hll'h ma1or <"on trabutor-. h,1\1· <t flnanC'1al tn tcrcst Tht' r~·ordi. seart·h lakt>I) lo 1,.. lOU<.'hed off h) JPPrll\ al of th<· ordananrt• v.ould nl'l't'!'>"o tlalf' 1d<•nt1(1t·at1 on 1Jf maj(H ('1111 t rt hutor-. datanli( rrum 1972 and th(· lt-.1 mg "1th th<· r 1t' <'I erk <Jf .itl their l"Urn•nt hus 1nt·!-.o., affllta lwns The m·v. 11rf11nJnn· 10., Jfl 11a rcntl~ bast:d 110 tht· curn·nt touncal m.a1ontv -. µuhhrh ,., pn•-.t.t'd f(·ar that dE'H''"'*" "111 Jtll·mpt 111 "hu~ th•· upromin~ t•lel't1on b) 1-J41unn~ morwy antu Coast Panel Urges Bolsa Chica Access \ rci.olutaon urging JC'Ct·s::. to Bois a Ch1 ra v. akrv. JYl> for rl.'<"rcataonal boating has tx.·1·n passed unan1mous l ~ by tht• Roa rd of D1rc•ct11r-. of th1· 01 ;111c1· Count,. C:o,,...l ,\ssue 1J l ton The· resolution. adopted Fn day at the bourd"s annual in stallation danm•r at the Irvan•· Coalll Country Club m :-.lewpt>rt Ucarh. rites the ne<'d for mon• publ11: berthi. and l.aunchang faca h tics and th<· bend1c1al cf feels of additional tidal now on water qualtly an Rolsa Chica The document urg<'l> !.Upport by both :-lalt· and l'Ollnty of f11·1als ,\ rc·h1lN'l Wiiham P 1-"H kn ~ ol1' 111 ... tallcd Frad•I\' :t:-1111· }!roup'i. nt'" pn•<,11frnt n·pl<1l'10g 11utg1nnJ.! prC' .. 11lt·nt Rntwrt Chf f111 cl . pn·o.,1<knt of Air <"Jhf11m1.1 Cos ta '.\-11•..,,1 \0 1t·1• \.1 ii\ or •' rlt·nt· SchafN in:-tJllt·cl thl· 111·~ 11rf1<•1•holdt·r.... "hil1· forml'r -.1.111· :-i1·n Denni-. Ca 1111 ·nt••r ..,1•n•·d .... m.1 ... h•r of 1·1•rt•mt1n11·.., C; lll'!'.t "J)(•,1lo.1•r \1 Hm "n 11111 .1tlm1n1~tratl\'t• ,,..,.,1..,t.cnt lo Ho·p William IL11111••m1·\t•r H CJrJn)!e. o.,pokt· 1111 lht 111 riph1·r.1I C' ,1 n a I o1 n cl 1 h rn Lir1111 ~ for I fran~c· ('1Jun1 \ Otht•r ofrl<·<·ro., 1n-.t.1ll••ll "•·rt· tMih1"1'"'1iwH- fNSTALLEO AS PRESIDENT Architect Ficker "t'Jll1t'lh I 11v. l1 I ,11111 H l llh.J \111111~. \ ll't pr l"'H}o•l)f'., .l .111.. F1•1ha11 trt·.1 Ulll .111d H.tlph t-.1.,1·r ,,., 11'1•11' Coast Pair Jailed In Dual Job Fraud /\ Fountain Valley woman and a Newport Bca<"h man have been sentenced to Orange Coun t y Jail for running a pnvate busine ss while they simultaneously accepted paychecks for Orange County JObS. Orange County court records show lhat the couple pleaded no contes t to the misdemeano r fraud charges and will serve their sentences on weekends Mary Lou Harrison , 37, of 10061 San Juan C'ourt, Fountain Valley, and Walle r Prior. 51, of 223 Orange St., Newport Beach . were sentenced by Municipal Court Judge Edward Laird to 10 and six days in jail. respecUve- ly . Each was given credit for two days already served and placed oo informal probation . Deputy Dlatrlcl Attorney Donald Barner said the couple both worked as $1,200-a-month collecUon officers ln the county Audltor-Coolroller's office. However, tbey set up shop in March 1978 u an eviction service out of Ms. Harrison's Fountain Valley home. · The two continued to accept paychecb for their duUea ot col- lee U n1 overpayments from welfare reclptentt whll• they c1n1ed on their tvlctlon butt~ nen, Barner aa1d. lnveaUfatora who trailed Prior and Ms llarn son dunnJ? a <·ount) "ork day said the coupl~ ll'ft the oHtce m separate urs. but met at a prt> designated poe11 to <"Ondu<"t the private busme~ The business. "Prompt Ev11· lion Service." was set up to han die problem tenants for landlords. Barner said In vestagators tra<"ed more than 70 cases flied by the com pany in Orange and Los Angeles coun· ta es. Ms. Harrison 's and Prior's s uperiors were Upped off to the co uple 's activities b y an anonymous letter. Barner said. Prior had worked as a county collection officer since 1971 and M s. Han190n was hired in 1976. Both e mployees were dis· charged from their jobs at the close of the investigation. oC- flcials said. Kickback!. Probed BJ'fte ~lated Press At least 21 pollUcal figures and union officials from Louialana and Texu are aoini before federal rra.nd juries this week to dilcua lhe FBI's so- called Brilab lnvestiaatlon -a "acam " i nvolvina alleced kickbacks to Influence lnaurance purchua by ,onmment a1en- clt1 In roor atatea pol1t1l'al art1on groups which "111 ~u µport opp11nc:nl\ or H \ ckofr und Wtlltam'.'> Cit~ Allomt') Hugh C11Hm n<1l 1·'1 that the ordananct• also car· r11·QUahficallon ml·an., thl' counul 11,~e!-> a <1u11rum 111· Jls11 0.,:..1<1 that th<· counnls 1nll'nt t11 hJv1· 1h1· 11rd1nanct n·tr1Jattn,. ma\ 1·n·<1te ... o me probll·m-. an t rackan~ down old rP< ortb It n1<t\ l>o· that • ..,oml· of thal c!.1t.1 1-.n t :n ailahl<· .inymorc .' tw 111mrn1•nt1·'1 America Warned By Israel .Jt-:ltl ~\I£\\' \I'• l'nmt• \1 1n1 ... t1 r \1 111 t1 h1 m l<n•ir1 tnltl th• t ni••d "'·''''"' 1111L1' th.ti f,r.••·I " II 11nl lw '•'' r tf111·d 111 .1 J'Oll<" \ Of .tl•I>.., qJl ltw l'.d1 .... t1111.111 1, -.ut• In Td \\I\ J h11111h till'~ up .it J l'm"cl1'fl .,uburb.1n hu~ -.111p 1111urang l.'l 1wr..nn-. .1uth11nl1t" 'o.11d Bt•J.:1n "'P''••k111~ t11 th e 1\m t'rtt Jn J1•\\ 1~11 C'nmm1ttcl'. ,;i1d th.at br.Jl'I \l.Ollld m;1lw no 11111rt· t 11n«t'"''"11" to 1·nc·ouraJ!t' l'.1h·~l1nian~ lo 111111 t.111>, ... f•ir .111rnn11m .\ 1r1 J..1 .11·11 "l'l'lll111·d to· t 1 1 l11r1t•.., In 1 n•·"'l'•P<'I 1111tr\11'\\ pu!Jl1 httl 111 C .Ill•• l11olo1\ 11, fl-n.'>l' ~la111..,t1·1 1-:11 r \\ 1·11111,111 v. ..... fllllllt d ' ""'""'"I>! 11111 "' r1111~·1\ Ill f,l\OI 11f I'll l '\hlt 11\'I' "'Ith thl· \1.1h-. 111 :1 ... t.i11•m1•nt t11fl1•nnl! m;arlo.1 111\ from H•·i.:111 ..., pnl11' tw "·' •11111t1·d .1 ... "'"an~ IP~t'h "t'ttl1·m1•11t-.. <111 not r1 ·1•r1" .. 1·nt "1 r11nt' l11r hr.11•1 l'h1· 11111•1' 11 '' "'.1 ... IJlo.1•11 tn hr .t<'I ••.1rl1t·1 rh1-. m•J1llh I 11 th1· Ti•I \ \ '' o.,uhu rh of I'• t.1h I ti-.\ .1h .1 l>o•mh hla-.t in 1111 1•d 1'1 l"'r .... 1n ... onl' 't•ruiuo,1' .1 t I h" Ii u" ... 111 p . .1 h 11-. pl t a I """"''"m.1n rq1orh•d hrJPI H.1d1n .... 11d l\l.o 1·111\1.ded hU!->l'" Id< th1• 'l••P 11111rn1•nt1' befon.• th.- horn b 1•\plodt•d It '•11d 1xilt t•1· rou11cl1'(I up Ill \rah' .ind sealt•d off th.-.•rt'J "1111.-lht•\ st•an ·hcd for mon• 1·xplt1~1\1•0., hut th(•rc• '' ,1-. no re pm t th.it ;in' \l.1•r1· l11und Or:::cl-:a~• "~ntht.•r Mostly s unny Tuesday, with increasing high ctoudiness Tuesday after noon Some fog and low c louds along the coast late tonight and Tuesday morning. Slightly cooler Lows tonight 45 at the beaches and 52 inland Highs Tuesday 65 a long the coast and 72 inland . INSIDE TODAY C1v1l raghtl lead~rs an P1ttaburgh 60.11 they /tar the victims of economic troubU1 will ~ bla.c:b and women QI th-: Ku Khu Klanur~amona "pri~ 1arvet .. tStqry, Page A1) Al ...._... Cl CJ IU AMl...-n .......... N 'IUltlMel ...... AJ Of' .... c..tr ., .. °'" "*"---:: :r= ........ Al,......._ .. ~ ., ........ CM A4 Al IM ··~ .. ., ., .. A4 .. • •up--• TH o.1i, ,._ _., o.y ·-g ~ EV OAVI AN AN'n-DftAn 0.MONITRATION AT UC IRVINE AND NOBODY CAME? Thet Wae Juat About the CaM !arty In the Da~. euc Organla.ere Hoped tor Up to 2,000 Studenta l.ater ._._._._._._._._.__ Oiavez Sees Fight Continuing C ALEXICO <AP) Thi• leader or the United Farm Workeni of America has marked the first annive rsary of the slay . m g of a field worker by urging U FW backers to rededicate themselves to the "long strug gle" for better working condi· tlons in the Imperial Valley U FW President Cesar Chavez made his plea Sunday during a m e m or ial service for Rufino Contreras. the 26·year·o ld worker s hot to death three' weeks urter the f1 rst s trike hegan on J an 19, 1979. Con· tre ras was killed when he and a ~roup of strikers enter ed a Califorrua lettuce fie ld to dis C'ourage strike breakers Callin~ Contrl'ras "a m arty r" for the lK•y<•::rr old union 's movl' m t•nl. ChaVl'7 told a crowd t'Sllm<Att•d <1l 1,200 rn lhrs border town that Contreras remains a svmlml ''for the· struggle of Just I('(' " ('hci vt·1 .. 5::!, md1cult·d the let tuc·t· slnke. now 1:1 months old, ('flUl d mull'h In l1•ngth the r1v(• y1·<ir stnkc s t;_rged by lhl' Ul''W 111 l hC' early 1970s ;egainst a Northern C<A lifornia wrnl' pni OUl'l'f Arter th<.• 1m·monal M'rv1cc. Chavez JOrnl·d the crowd rn ;.i 2 12.mi l e march through d owntown Call'x1co to Con lrt·ras' ~ravt• A Yt'<H ago, Ch<.1vcz and Californw Gov Ed mund G Brown Jr were among 7 000 JH ovle altt·ndrng Con treras' run .. rcil Murdn <.h.iri:t·~ .1J{a1nsl thret: \'mJJIOYl'l'S or Mario ~a1khon Inc . .it whose farm n ear lfoltv1 lle the shooting occurred, have bee n d1sm1sscd by ;in El Centro Municipal Court Judge Miller Aide Named Chief For Campaign C hris Loumak1i;, chief aide to Ora n ge County S upervisor Edison Miller , will take a leave of absence effective Friday to man<Age Miller's campaign Miller has filed a Je tter of m· lent to run for the 70th Assembly seat tha t was vacated when Bruce Nestande decided to c h a lle nge M 1 lier in the 3rd superv1sorial district. Miller 1s expected to make a decis ion as to which ofrice he will seek by March 7, the filing deadline for the s upervisorial campaign D on Burdsa ll, a retired Newport Beach police officer who 1s an execul1 ve 1.tss1stant to Miller, will become Miller 's staff coordinator 10 Lo umakis' absence • OAANQl COAST N DAILY PILOT rtw0t..,COM•o.t1,P1t .. Wlth•P'ltthl\rt)f?I ~ftlf1f"'-""""" P.,~, l\OIJfJf1\M«tttrtht()r~ Co.11 ~•W'ltftil Cemoenv \ifo,_.,., .. .aui_,. •r• INbtf\Md ~ .. U'ttfNO"I I tHf•)' f6t (O\f- Mlt\it flf.......,,9Mc;.., HvntMqlOif" S.Hh '°""" ••1" v ....... ·~· .... LeovN ""•" \ovtf\ ( .. ,, A \i"'9I• '~ -cfUH)rl •• ~l"'-d \.tturo.t~~ """"'-••\ n. _,lftflM I ~l\N"Q pt~·1 '" •t )JO W.W ••t .. ,.... Co\t• ,_,W ( •l1fOIAI• tJt)t ' ~ .. ll_ c ..... n:::.~ .. -=-°'""'"" .._ ._,. .. w ." ... ..,.. .. ~,... .. , .. , Tet..,,..ne (7,•)IU.4n1 CleNlf'H Adv•rtltlfttMaotln Ami-draft Protest Draws Few at U CI With folk ~•ngcr Ario <:uthrw". "Allt•e's R{•Htaurant ·· plu} in.: ovc•r a louds p1·uk1•r. 11 11 11nt1 draft nilly ut UC ' lrv1111• .:(•t off t11 a slow start toduy llardly anyone show1•d up But organizers of lht• 1·vcnt , meant to coincide with similar d l' m on::. t r u t 1 on~ u I o t h 1· 1 University of Callforn111 ('0111 puses around tht• state, s111d lht•v hoped anywhe re from 200 to 2.000 students would attend tht· rally later in the d ay. M o r e than 20 s peak e r~ representing various o rgamza lions were to dC'h Vl'r spt•l•chcs rn lht• school's campus pa rk Groups cit the demonstration wt-r<' to include the Gray Pan ther~. th<• Campaign for 'Like Dead Do ";1·11111111111· l>1•mol'l 111·v th1· Nt·~ I\ n11· 11(·1111 Mo\ ,.,n;·nt. tt11· l.1h1·rtur111n l'.11f\' .end tlw i\I lllJlll'C' fur ~lff\'I\ ,el Ori.:11111t('rl> of tlw rally 1>11111 ltll'Y 11-,k1•1I prolf'ssor., to 1·t111rt•I dnMws "" stu!lc•nts <·ould atltontl \ '-Pt1 k1•-.\\urnun for th1• f\, '-lll'i11t1'fl Stwh•nh 'illd 15 p1 o ft·,so1 s hnd t•on.,1·n l1•d tn that n· lj tll'Sl Thi• rullv wn-. lw1ng s pon-,on-aj!Ut• Tlw '-fl0kt·"~11m.1n 'aul an) plan., for futur1• 1l1·m11nstrat1on., "ould hrni.:1• 011 thl• '"t'f"('<,!> 11( toda\ ·., l'\'l'nt • Studt•nt' ar1· prot<',trni.: pm posed re1mpos1llon of military draft reg1strat1on ' Girl's Body Le/ t Amid Passing Cars MANASSAS, Va. <AP) -A 12·year-0ld Vietnamese girl re turning home from an Englis h class was struck by two vehiclei. a nd killed, and other cars drovt' around her body "uke the re .wa.., a dead dog in the m iddle of the street," a witness says P o lice a re searc hing for a beige van and a d ark gray com pact car in the hlt·and-run death of Tran Ly Hoa She was on her way home from school at 7 p.m . last Thurs day with about 10 Vietnamese children and adults, includinli( her m othe r a nd 11 -year ·old brother. Hoa stepped off a curb in front of the school and was hit by a van, police said. Apparently not seriously hurt. s he was crawling to the side of the road when a car ran over her and dragged her 50 feet. Mary Hay. an interprete r !laid s he wao; told by the girl's mother Bob Cole. a resident of lhc s ubd1v1s1on 1n Prtn('t· V..1ll1arn County "'hen· thl' .ic·t·11knt rn curred. ~aid he hl·ard '-' thud and then st·rei.1m rng "l <,a w the .,cc·ond rur run OH'r lht• kid. and I rt·alm.:d what had hJppt•ned.' he <,aid 'It d1dn t Sl't'm to Ix· i.:oini.: fa!>t Tht·n· 1i1. t•n· no brakc>~ or Jn) thrng 11 drovt• OVN both h"r lt·g-, "No unt· would ~top Two 1 ar-, drove around h1'r Thl'y <itll'tl like there was a dead dog in th•· middle or the s trct•l I almost put my fi st lhrou~h the door or a l'ilf trying to get somcon(' to stop lloa w;.is pronounr1·d dead at f'nnc·c Wilham llosp1tal A SC>cond gradl•r at We!>l Gall• Elementar y School. 5hc had m oved lo th!' area about fo ur m onths ago Hou 's mother wu~ "so upset s h" rou ldn 't 1: •l'n cry ." Mrs flay said l~es1denl" of tht· subd1v1s1on said the inten1Ct·t1on whnt' th1· 1.0 rt was struck 1!> vo<>rly lighted und hl•avlly truvclcd. From r_,,. A I FEE FOR TIDELANDS. • • mino r. consisting of seawalls. patios or landscaping that ex tended onto public beach. So county officials are sea r ching for a n a ppraiser to set a fair market value on the land Aod when lhal value 1s de· c 1ded, the owners of the 30 homes affected will eithe r have to rent the publk land from lhc' Dead for Years county. or lC'ar down 14 hatt>v1•r 1mprovem<·nl'> stand un the lund Jesst>n said "W e a n· workrng very clt>1>1·I~ with the homeowner" wc'n• not Just ndrng roughshod," J t:i.M·n said "We know the values are ~" 1ng to comt' rn v<·ry h1J.~h Hut th1· s tate won'l ll't us not du 1t ·· 'F orgotte~' Body Located in Vault FREDERIC KS B U RG , Va <AP > -Police are balned about the discovery of the body of an Infant, unidentified and ap. parenUy dead for many years. found in a vault at a Fredericksburg funeral home. "Thia is such a 1tran1e thing that we really don't know what's gotn1 oo yet.'• said Capt Wllllam Lasell. Acting on a lip, police found the body, clad in a white ahroud. In a vault ln lbe chapel of the Wheeler and Thompson Funeral Home about 8/.m. last Friday. Emplo)'.ees tola police they had not knOWD the body was there. Police not only don't know the Infant'• identity, Lb•)' have no Jdea bow Jon1 the Inf Int bas been dead or why lt was never buried. , The body wlU be Hnt to the state rMdicat examiner's ofrlct In Richmond tor an autopey lo ' try to determine. if possible, how and when the infant died Police will also go through t.he funeral h ome's records next week for clues to the child'!. Identity Rumors of lhe existence of an unclaimed and unidentified body at Wheeler a nd Thompson had been circulating In the city. " Several hours before police Aearched the vault, two re· porters talked wtth Wheeler T Thompson, a co·owner of the funeral homf', and s howed him photographs purportedly taJcen of the vault and the body. ThomPl()n denied the rumor and wouldn't let the reporters in· spect the vault or allow employee. to open It. He aaid the vaults poulbly hadn't been uaed •In ce he took over the business from hla lather 20 years 110 . • Truck Fall Fatal to Passenger A 20·Yl'Ur old rnan died Su11 doy when he fell out or the 1>11c·k of u pickup truck on th1· rurvl'il MacArthur Roulev11 rd fn-eway onramp tn Irvine Highway Patrol ofrlccr'> 'lairl C ha rles Hand of Lomita wa" ,ti tmg m a lawn <'ha 1 r 1n tht· ,,.,., 11f " s mall . for e11;cn m adt· tru1 k driven by Gregory M1tc:hdl i.. of Torrance H and frll out J~ M1t <.ht:ll s wung around the t·urH>d 1111 ramp l<'adm)t to th1· nurthl1oun1I !:->.in lltt•i.:o Vri·1·y, J\ 11ff11 l'r ::.aid I ll' dtt'd of hc•.111 rn1um•' 1r1 Tu,,lln ('ornmun11\ llmq11l.1I , -,h11rt t1rn1· .ift1·1 th1· 1, p n1 .11,, d1·nt :'l.o 1ha1g1·-, h.1\1· 11••••11 flt-d .i~.11ust th• dr 1\l•r p•·ri1l1111• furl ht•r Ill\ ,.q 11«1111111 JPw~I TJupvp~., Loot $1 J '90() In N~wport :'<.-.... port H1·.11h p11!111 · "' ~l't'klll).! th1t•\1 .. v.h11 '•11 ~ Jl .... t·ln .11111 'tl"l'r , J l!ll'fl ,, nl<>rt• than $11 !J!KI in ,1 p,11r rof hr1·al. 111 ., r1·p11f11 11 10\ •'I 111• "'l't·kt·nd John Lond1•ll11 . ::!112 f .in.ii ...,1 n·µort.-d lhl· Im • ., 11( .1 S.1,.,.111 1ll.1m11od r1ni.: 1111 ~.1tunl.1 \ 1111111·<· 'J1d tht•rt· v.1·r1· 1111 '-'"I" 111 forrl•d entry into hrs h•11111· , Ho) <;1~on, 2J3!i ln1n1· ,\\1· lost two scL'I o f s1lvN fla11i1..1n und Jl'Wl'lr) in lht· bur~lar) 11f h1 !> horn<.· Sunrlay :.iftt•rno<m l'o hrf' <.a11t the· hurRlar got 111 llv o;mashin~ op1•n a y, 111dow wllh u f111 ..... 1·r pot "Green Flu" End~ PfllLAl>El.PJllA IAl't f'ollte appeared to hi' 11·c·0Hr 1ng from "Grl'l'n 1-'lu' todu~ after a weekend 1n 14 h1ch m.•arh 75 P<'rl'l'nt or th1• J><>hC'l' In l'MJ d 1<1 trrc ti-called 1n <,1c k Th• absenrt•l'I were part or u proll .,, to Mayor Wilham Grt•f'n .-. ord• t to cut 738 JObs frnm th<• c•11' , 8.500 member pohct> furc1• • " ./ -------JVST BREAK/NC--....... lat~ iUnu ''""' ~·· t00rld _,......, .... dtw'°Pmfllt• Three-Mile Leak Isolated, Stopped MIDDLETOWN, Pa. <AP) -a.dioaeUve water lea.Ud ror nearly two boun lnalde the dama1ed ,,,,_Mlle llland nuclear powu plant today, but aut..bor1U.. aaid It appeared no radioac· live material w., releued outaide the racWty. "The leak ha1 been llOIU.CS and 1topped," said John Collin.a, head of operatiom at the Nuclear l\e1uJa&ory Com· mt11ioo's office here. State otliciall said watclr bad leaked at a maximum rate or nine gallons per minute between 12 :55 p.m. and 2:40 p.m. EST. 3 NtUu Se.tftlee" COLOGNE, West Germany <AP> -A West German court today sentenced lbree former Nui S.S. members to prison for assisting m the mass murder ol more than 70,000 French Jews during World War II. The most prominent defendant, 70.year-old Kurt Lischka former Parui chief of the Gestapo, was sentenced to 10 years'. L1schka waa head of German police in the regJoo of the French capital during the Nazi occupation. Herbert Hagen, 66, nicknamed The Butcher 0( Paris by bis accusers. waa sentenced to 12 years. Haaen, Gestapo cbJef along the French Atlantic cout from HMO to 1942, is an executive in a north German lnd~trial Orm. Ernst Heinrichsohn, 89, Lishka's assistant 1n Pans, was sentenced to s ix years. Heinricbsohn, mayor ol the s mall Bavanan town of Buerptadt announced his resignation after the verdict wu reveaJed. ' IOC r .. -... •••e.., l••me LAKE PLACID, N.Y. CAP> -The lntemational Olympic Committee today privately debates what to do about the Moscow Summer Games. with a few members urging a stall over the U.S. request for a change of venue. Meanwhile. a Taiwanese athlete's bid to compete u a representative or the Republic of China ls going before a state appeals court. More than 70 of the IOC's 89 members were expected for the session at which U .S. O lympic Committee President Robert Kane and Executive Director Col. F. Donald Ml~r again were to present the American position on the Mo.cow Games. GeW Lftlp• O~ 17M LONDON <AP> -Gold prices &bot up over lbe f700 mart ln Europe UU5 morning. Tbe dollar dJpped on most foreign ex· chang~ At c losmg, gold was selllna at $713 I> an ounce in Zurich. The met.al closed at S71 l in Loodoo. lnHong Kong.gold roseS20 S7tocl<lse atS..22t.oday. F,....P~AI IRAN HOST AGES. • • 111 I rnn and recognized his l(Ov 1•rnrn1•nt·.., "nNht lo obtarn thl• •·xtr acltt1on of th•· shah and th1: rc•:o.'11tutron of ht!> fortun<'." Han1 '\:1<11 .... a ... quoll'fl a!> sa) in~ by 1h1· l-rt•r11·h nf'y,!>pap1•r . l.1• \1 <11111., · If ttl•·) c1dm1t this fat·t, 1t v.011ld h··lp ll" t,, frf•1• lh1· ho IJ~t'' 1n J ~hurt t1m1 lot ' I ~1.1p I'\ I'll In tht• C<Jm1n~ \ l\nl 1f lht h•"IJ~I'' to th• Ill '"''"' m11.ti1 t,. n•mo\l'd from !h• i;u.ird uf the l ~li.m1c mtll 1111 .tnd t•ntrustcd lo lraruan ,.rf 1• r.tl-II.mi ...,;1dr 1i1. a<. quotf'd ,1, '·" llW It 1' ..i P<>''-'b1lrt) l 1 11\ ..... 11•1 fur th1• 1·11mrn1: <1J}' " llur 11. h.HI not '1·1 rt'<'C'l\.Nf 1•• 11111' 11111 from tho• Ht•\olu l111n,1n (ou111ll hi h••ad., lhl 111"\4 ,,1,11w ( 'Jiii fl.1111 '-o.1.fr ,,1 11! h1 hJd r•· • • 1' 1•11 <'ounn I .1p1>r<J\ JI for his pro1111.,.1l thJt .1 lnbunal to rn q•..,t1,l!atl' 1 · S art1on<, rn Iran bt• com hint'<! "1th .rn 1 nlt'rn,H1onal c·orn m1~1on to 1n H·st1gal{' thf· :o.hL1h ~ rule, the newspaper satd. It quoted him as saying that pm· po,<tl was no1i1. bt>fort• Ay<itollah Huhollah Khor11 e1nt Jnd thut ht . fl.mi Sadr. hope'<! for a n•s1>0nst• '1n two <lays .. The 1<1f'a for an 111 tt•rnut10nal comrn1.,s1on y,.a~ prnposgd by l ' N. Secreta ry <;t'n<'ral Kurt WaldhC'1m Rani Sadr also gave an 1ndJra t 11111 how he might lheo attempt tn pn'SS a compromise ~olutron un thl' m1l1tants holding thc hn,lHj.l<'S ·tn the case of a tl1H'rRence of \'1ews. I would 1•\f•ntuall> Ro to the l ' S F.m liu"'~' lo <'fmv1nce them to fall in hnl' with my v1cw." h<' was quot t·d 3!> saying. Since the cn s1s bel(an, the Im n1a n government and the m1h tants hav<' demanded l'xtradJ t1on of the deposed s h ah lx>fori· the relea.'W.' of the Ame n cans . In a me~sage read to th1 Tehran cr o wd. whic h Tehran rnd10 <''t•mated at ? m 11l1r1n c11·r\OI\.'-, Khomt•1m i11il not m1·n 111111 th~ hr~tJRl' "lua taon but .... 11d Iran·., struggle must con lmuc ,.gauu.t lh.e Uoit(.'Ci Slates "lhi.a NlbleM workl-devourer ·• ' But he l>Jld .tfte r Ira n ended its polltJcal. military econom11· Jnd c ultural dl'pc ndence 1111 1\m<'nca. "we will establish nr d enan rf'lat1on.." with Amen(•;1 JU<.l ,,., 1i1.1th 11Uw r <'Ountn1•s." Slaes Sunny; , Water Chilly Warm. ">Unny weather broughl thou~und s to t he strands 1n N f' w port H 1• a c h ove r the "Nt-ekend, but lifeguards s aid to duy ctully waters kept m ost uf the v1s1tors on the beaches. Ac<'ordtn~ to lifeguards. 65,000 peoplt> visited the beaches on ~at~~ and 75,000 showed up-Sun ay "r ere we r e no rescues, a stat1sUc attnbuted in part to th<" S8 d eRrei? water temperature s recordt"d over the weekend Air tern peratures p e akt!d at 63 degrees on the sand AL'S GARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (71 4) 644 7030 , i t i \ t ~ l ( I ~ l I ' l 11 ISllO • Here's Mud In Your Eye Referee Jim Coons <left, beard) studies the action as Peggy Holbrook ( striJ>[ed shirt) flips Nancy Bagler during mud rassling match Sunday at Crystal Saloon in Costa Mesa. Women's mud rassling is staged at the saloon a bout four times a year, with the winners in various weight classes getting cash prizes. Every contestant gets a t-shirt, of course. .\ 0..1, ...... -... O«y ,.,_... The idea is to pin your opponent's shoulder to the floor. which 1s somewhere under about five inches of runm. mud Afterwards. the con t estants go outside and are washed off wllh a garden hose Sund ay's event drew several hundred Cans. The mud and the beer flowed lJke you know what. A Change of Heart for Irvine Coast By .JOANNE REYNOLDS Of .. Dil6fy ............ Politics and economics were the two forces that combined earlier this year to pusb the Irvine Company into making drastic reductions in its develop- ment plans for the Irvine Coast Howing Development Project Trimmed least 10 years away from beein ning. document called a Local Coast.al Plan or LCP. we-t>k 'a announced chuces are the company's best offer. He cootrutM lrvine's reduc· lion of uruts and increase in land contnbullon.s and open apace with the plans for Ahso Vie.)(>. DAILY f'ILOT G,enetic Contro& . Relaxed BJ DAVID IW'nMANN Of ................ When ldent.l.st.I betan tinker- ing wttb genes and DNA -a specialty that came to be known aa 1eoetic enliaeerin& -there waa profeuional as well as public concern about the safety of such reaearch. Did the beaeflta outweigh the rub? some wondered. Or were the seenarlos of 1eaetic dlluter the product of fevered imaitna· .Uons? Tbe government'• anawer four years ac<> WU to clamp tight controls oo aucb experimenta- Uoo. the aeveritv ot those rules depending on the nature or the research and Ila potential risks. •'The initial guidelines were in a way the cautious response to the teclmololY.'' aaid Dr. DaVJd Tiemeier, asai.atant professor of biological chemistry at U C Irvine's College of Medic1oe and c hairman or the school 's biological safety committee But after several years of re- search expenence with the so- ca 11 ed r ecombinant DNA technology. the rules laid down by the government In 1976 have bttn eased considerably. . DNA is an essential compo-· nent of all living matter and a basic m aterial 1n th e c hromosomes o r the ce ll nuc leu.s : 1t cootalD.S the genetic rode and transmits hereditary patterns DNA research allows :.C'1ent1sts to trans fe r basic Jlent>l1c information from ont' siwc1~ to another The National lnst1tutes of H e a Ith earlier th as month published new guidelines for DNA research that ended aJl but a mtrumum of safety reqwre ml.'nts T1eme1e r . who said lhl' or1Rinal RU1delmes gave re !>ea rcbers and off1c1als time to think about the potential haiards or their work -termed the revlS1ons m the rules "qwte appropnate. ·' Tiemeser said the past seven years ol research bas shown ~ r1slt1 are s mall and benefit~ great an this new area or , scie nce Company Vice Ptes ident Robert Shelton aaya the com- pany ta •crapping plans for "' 12,000 homes in the coastal hills between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. Riley's change of heart was outlined in a letter sent in early December to Kremer oo the con- clusion of a S38 million state p urchase of parkland In the coaat.al area. That deal involved the purchase of 1,898 acres south of Pacific Coaat Highway and in Moro Canyon, near Laguna Beach. The deal includes a two- year option for the state to purchase another 398 acres. The change now under dis- cussion would reduce the coastal a rea's projected populatioP from 32,000 to 6,000. The concept of the develop- ment also has changed, Shelton said, from clustered hilltop and r1dgellne villages to es tates or an acre or more wltb custom- built homes. The 800 acres or private open space would be in Los Tranco..'> Canyoo, the canyon closest to Newport Beach. Shelton said the exact boun daries o f all but the land purchaaed by the s~te rema1ru. the subject or current neeoua Uons. ··Aliso is offering a com· parabl~ lov.er erade Of Opt'n ... pace 4.nd eetllng 10,000 mort• units -the t.oUl us 20.000 -than that oneinaJ plan contained. "'Oun as lhe opposite." Shelton predicted the plan races "tmtold hurdles." but said the l'ompany's management re- main-; opt1nusllc that the new 'er!'10n wi ll rece1\'e wide sup port Other sc1enllsts still beheve that ~ dangers or the ex penmeata are unknown. But the UC Irvine researcher said e la bond.e guidelines rem a1n for those experiments dealing with arumaJ viruses while the rules ha Vlt been relaxed for ex pen ments dea.l.ang w1lh a common human gut bactena known as E coll K-12. Tle1De1er saJd the E-cob strain doea well an a laboratory SJlua I.Joo but not in the outside world nus means most of the coot.am. ment for this s train 1s a "biological cootainmeot," mak ing 1t a Jess hazardous matenal to work with. Instead, he said company representatives and county staff me mbers are working on plana that would put 2,000 homes on the 9,400·acre parce l, leaving much of the property in pubLic owners hip and private open space. That reduction, Shelton said. came ubout because company officials viewed conditions im posed on the on~lllal plan and .. decided al would n<'ver fl y ·'It was regarded as unwork<1 · ble," he said of the 12.000-home plan. "both econom1cally and in terms of local politics. "No develope r in his right mind would try to undertake it " That was the view at the com- pany's Newport Center head qua rte rs. when Supervi sor T homas Riley, whose distnct in dudes the coastal resz1on . in form e d Pres ide nt Peter Kremer he would no longer s up- port the original plan. IRVINE PACIFIC OCEAN At the time. the Irvine Com· pany's development plan, which was rejected last year by the Regional Coas tal Commission. was pending an appeal to tbe state comm1ss1on. Riley's lette r ques tioned whether that body would ap- prove il and noted the plan ab<> lacked s upport of the cities of Irvine and Newport Beach. The supervisor said he wanted to !>ee a plan for no more than 2,000 dwe lling units which "would e li minate a ll or the negative impacts " Shelton said the letter from Riley was "a major impetus" to the revisions of the company's plans. fi e said tile reduction in homes will mean a reduction in the company's profits from develop- n1eot. He said building is al ~ P\'~n 81•1• Acciulelllon 1,898 Acres r:=i Potenuat ""'"'• AcQUletttoft 393 lia9fl o.tly """M-..., "-0-IRVJNI! COAST BETWEEN LAGUNA, NIWPORT DETAIU!D lrvlne Company S.p It la Revtalnt tta Thtnldng .. Shelton acknowledged that the change to prese rve more open space is going to mean afford&· ble housing is going lo be nearly impossible to provide. "Of course we will respond to whatever housing reqwrements are contained in existing govern· ment policy," he added "But an reality we m usl alJ ac cept that given the location and its extraordinary land value. ll Is unrealisuc to ta lk about any quantity of moderatt:·priced housing.'' But he pointed out that com· pany leaders believe the re· vision offsets the howung issue by providing the public with great amounts of open space. The revised plan would leave 75 percent of tile coastal proper- ty or 7,000 acres in publtc or private open space under the following formula . -State Park purchase. 1,900 acres or 20 percent; -DedJcalion areas 2,600 acres or 28 percent; -Private o pen space. 800 acres or nine percent, -Future state purchase and potential federal purchase, l. 700 acres or 18 per cent. The 2,600-acre dedication would be made in land that's In the Laguna Greenbelt and would hinge on coastal commission ap- proval of the development plan Flu Spreads Across U.S. ATLANTA <AP) -A mild strain or influenza is spreadine across tile United States, affect- ing moetly children and yowg adults ln sporadic cases, health officiw say. The national Center for Dis- ease Control has received re- ports of lnflueMa B strains in 19 states, while s tate health of- ficials in one additional state have also reported the dJaeue. the CDC said in its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report that Influenza B hu been coo- rt rmed In Georeia, Mlsaourt, Montana and Texas durtn1 the lale•t reporting period. Oklahoma health officials also have reported Influenza B in that state . Those negotiations include company and county 0Hic1als - includine Riley and his staff - as well as representatives or state and federal agenl'1es The federal representat1 v<'" come from the lntenor Depart· ment's Park Service and fmm the staffs of Reps Jerrv Pc1t terson. D-Santa Ana. and Hoben Badham. R·Newport Beach The two ron~n.·ssmC'n h,1\" v. ritten federal le~1slat111n to provide another SJR m11l1on to buy additional lrv1n1.• Coa t land as well as adJ01n1ng pror"·n, ownt>d b) lhf• Ahsh \ ICJll < u tv C're ale thl' Orang1: Coal.I f'.ia . tlonal Park The leg1slat1on 's chanres m ConRress hm11te on ront n but1onl-. fro m both land c·om pan1e ... Shelton made• It clrar I hat t h1:- lie noted that the population r1 du1 tlon will mean a d~rell.M' 111 trc11f1c gent•rat1on from d<' 'clopment. a change that should ht• amenable to local city or ru 1al., v.ho ha\t' been cnt1caJ of 1 !,.. pl.in fur thnt n·ason Sh1·lt11 n c..a1d thf> company \l.ollld like 10 bt> able to ~ub 11tut1· 1~ n-ducl>d plan for t.bi! 1111• 1 urrl·ntly p..•ndmg before the ..... 111· t '11,.-.tal 1 'nmm1~s1nn ln or <I• r lo <111 ..,,_ tlu count) Hoard of ~11p11\1 ... ir .... \1.111 haH· tn hold a h1 .1rit1~ one~ 111.•gollat1ons bavc c .. n, ludt>d \\ l' thmk this 1s a reV1.S1on lh.11 makt'., ~r n .. t•. th.:1t's ci good 11·.,ol11t11>n of lhe public and ~rivalt• rntrn·,b,' hl' ~aid . The biological researc her. who estimates there are about 12 s cientists al t:Cl involved m ~enetJc engineenng work, swd the new t ec hn o log y has "sens1 t1zed p eople to lab ~afety." As the head of the campus biological safety committee. T1eme1er said he is esJ>('c1ally <'Onct'med that safety rules bt• adhered tom laboratory work lie said n.>Searcher.; run thl· n!>k of losltlg their ~rant fundi. or being thrown out of their lab5 if they are suspected of brt:ak.ing the rules Tieme1er ~rud there is stron~ ~er pressure among sc1entJsts to obey the regulations. ------------------------------ chamo1s shirt ... the ~l a:ttal c.hemois shirt, ~fran~ight dQjblcz. fOccz.d c:ott.on pr.r~ fbr outdoor~ fll'NY,nzrl,~m-d ~ @)~o@~~@ 44 RI.sh.ion lslaM• Newport lkG.cl\•1l4/tU4·5070 1001 ~twood Blud..•Westwood VU.laQ~·213!479·7727 Mondif,P*'-Ytt,t• ~ ..... -~ Te•~~( M.,.lalae Taking Gas Again awa llONDAn osn. -Tbe woft1u ailft.I o1 our ·coaat.aJ ~ wbo must set • U.. la UM commu&er tra&ie11 hW1 da7 an taklnl h rtdit la tM cMDI ace&a. The 1uolln9 Mrvke tlaUom liMI ha•• rwlumed. __ ~ qaln, YoU cao ... h1ID mom1q ud nlP&. ·- baplea flmJ)loy .. hia old r~ heap ID tM bl, la~ up lo ward llw pwi.p wbere, II lucky, be'U be allo1"d '° I flt-ett'd for Sl ZS a a•Uoo .o be can iet bad om U. Job tomorrow Recent reporU bave indicated tbat naUoowlde aaaoUne aUocatklm bave Improved. Al tbe aame Ume, t.tie.e report.a •Ull .. t lbal U.S. moloriat.s.,.. uaiaa l-. I•• so ntEaE YOU RAVE tbe battlement U all lbat'a true. why tbe lineupe •t )'OW' rrtendlY oelahbo~ood •l• uon? A poeaJble due lo the m)'llary of oew aaa linea wa1 of· fered today by one Dao Lundberg, wbo publlahea tbo <IQ "My client can prove hl8 innocence. During the 24 boors in question he was in a ga:; line-up ... "What on earth bas be1nR out of gas got to do with die car stoppJnR, Johnson?" Lundberg Letter, considered an aulboritative source oo the oil and gasoline industry. Lundberg suggested that one reaso~ tbe lines may have returned is that the only marketing condition on j!"asohne sales no longer controlled is the amount of llme a dPalcr must sell eas. THIS SUGGESTS THAT 1f a gasohnc deal<'r can sell out his allocation by only staymg open lhree hours a day, he':, only going to sell for three hours a day No need to hang around the stat.loo JW>t to give out free at r Jlld "ater Heller to go fishrnJ.! Also. Lundberg sugeests the Imes may be caused by pru:cs lhat now vary as mucb a~ 10 cents pe.r .gallon Thl5 now happens, he says, since a complex pnclng ronnuJa was established along with fuel allocallons Before that. per gallon pnces vaned only s lightly from station to sta· ti on THROUGH ALL THIS, you gel the creeping suap1cion that government regulations may have goofed everytlung up again Jo.;ither the government has too many controls, not l'noueh controls. or the wrong ones. No matter which way all this shakes down, the one rac. 1nr <:lt·arly apparent 1s that the gas lines have returned I hus, tht' reason ror gas I.mes may change The c>tcuse '"·'" vary. So who is the loser ' IT'S TIJE HAPLESS working commuter who is backed aJ.'JlllSl the h<1t P•Pt'S 111· ha~ to battlc to k~p hi~ fuel gJUJ.!<' off lht.· l·:mpty mark He ~wcat..c, out gas hoes on hL'> r11·1· time And hc'~ th<.· one who gets pulvcnzt"CI m the POl'ketbook Thl' real v1cl1m n •mains uw '>ame L~ak Closes Nuke Reactor lOKYO <Al'> Tht• Tokyo r·: h•rl nr Powt>r Co ~aid 1t ">hut du~n 11111· of its nuC'lt'ar rcurtors ..., u n d .1 ~ a t t h e F u k u s h 1 m a .11om1.,r powN i.tallon in northern .I ;1 pan :tftt-r a water leak in the n·<1clor s <·oohng system The comp<iny s;11d thC'rc was no rear of radioactive con· lamination outside the coot.am· m e nt building housing the 784,000 kilowatt reactor. The company said it was tn· vPst1gat1ng the cause of the leak, hut gave no other details ,,... ......... hi a.1e ... Allen Moeller, 26, (left) and obstetrician Or Robert Bouer breathe easy after the birth of quintuplets to Moeller 'a wife, Patricia. At left is Mark Patrick; the others are Allen Jr (top left), David <bot- tom left). Nicholas (top right> and Elizabeth <bottom r1gbtl. Another Carter Boost President Retains Momentum in Maine Win AUGUSTA, Maine <AP) - President Carter baa beaten Sen . Edward M. Kennedy in their first New Enela.nd coatest, but the challeoeer claimed satisfaction I.ft second place as the campaign f or the Democratic prealdenllal nomination moved next door lo New Hampshire. The president's men saJd it will be difficult lo duplicate their Maine victory in New Hampshire, site of the first presidential primary cle<:llon two weeks from Tuesday BUT TOE victory Carter scored Sunday is sure to be an asset in that campaign. There 1s no momentum in defeat, for all Kennedy's claims that the presi· deot did not match expectalloo.s 1n Maine's Democratic town meetings. Carter gained 4.5 percent of the Maine vote to Kennedy's 39 per- c:eot, with results from about 50 Democratic town caucuses still ~ be tallied. CaWornia Gov Edmund G Brown Jr. ran third, with 14 per cent of the vote, and said that represented a takeoff for his campaJgn. DURING A BRIEF stopover at Logan Airport Sunday night en route from Maine back to California, Brown said be felt he made a strong showing consider 1ng he had campaigned very lit- tle in Maine until recently and was relatively unknown Ln the area "We were there a HtUe more tban a week and in that Ume we h ad a very substantial in- crease.~· he told a news con- ference. "It's momentum. It's growth. Maine is the first place where my campaign has really ~gun w lake off." With 89 percent of the Vole tallied early today, Brown had J 4 percent of the vote behind Carter's 45 percent and Keo· nedy'a 39 percent. 8 18 SBAaE OF the Malne vote was more than double the maretn behyeen Carter and Kennedy. Kennedy sought lo mtntm•re bis losa, deec:rtbing lbe out.come as a standoff and saying Carter had been expected w win ban- di ly. Handily ls in the eye of the beholder The margin was ban dy enough for Ca r ter 's spokesmen, who empbuiud lhe fact that 1t was gained Ill the home region of tbe senator from Massachusetts Still, Kennedy avoided du aster by kttpiog tt cl~ - :r;omet.hulR be couJdn't do in the i.ea.son's first cont.est In Iowa, on Jan 21. Carter won there t wo-ll> one "FOR US, IN a way, it was a figbt for survival," said Peter Meade. Kennedy's Matne cam· pa1g:n coordinator And Kennedy did achieve that goal. .surviving lo challenge Carter ap1o lo Ne1" Hams-hire. "So we wm bead to New HampgbJre and all the other •Lat.ea, eaaftdeat of what the out. come wtll be," K.ennedy aaid. Caner, at Camp David, lld., tbaoked bla 1upporter1 and workers for tbe victory, and aakl be ... IOrry be twin 't been able w umpatin. "I rqnt that lo· t.ematlooaf drcumatances made It Impossible for me to travel to M atM during this c ampai&n. ·• be S&.lcl WRITE HOUSE press secretary Jody Powell said Cart.er almost c-ertainly will re- m a1n m W aslungtoo tbrougbovt the New H.ampsb.ue campaign Kennedy i..s.aues almO!t d.aUy demand.a thJlt Carter JOl.ll Uw camplUgll and debat.e b.im. but Powell s aid the president '51 absence 1s aa ai.set to tbr challenger "He's sort of got the field to himself with thl' president )()(' k ed up in lbe White House." Powell said. H~ said tbe loss wa"i a major blow t.o the Kennedy campaign because rt C"ame m UMl senator'i. home reciaD- GJ/eatts of CLove NATION I WORLD ' Smashup • Releases F11mes WALNUT JUDGE. Ark. CAP) -About 230 NlideDla of the small CIDID.IDUnlty ol O'Ku.ne 1n nort bea tt Ar kan••• were eneuat.ed from tbelr bomea after tbl collliQon of two freJChl' tralna ":2:,red an H plotlon aod fire, rlUel Hld. A tank car carrylne vinyl chloride waa burnin1. and railroad olflctala feared a tanker loaded with etbnt!ie;• oxide cooJd explode, ICCO lo Lt. Ewell WoodtoD of the Walnut Ridge Flre Department. EmTI.ENE ox.Ide 1s a nam - ma ble tiqwd that emits toXJc fumes Mien it burns. Woodson said. A northbound Missouri Pacific freight tram Jumped the tracks Saturday. derailed and was struck by the engine of a south- bound train. said Trooper Dwight Tosh of the Arkansa!> State Pobce The accident occurred at about 6:4.5 p.m CST near lhe m teraecion of Arkansas High wayc; 90 aod 34. about 10 mile'> northeast of Walnut Ridge . Tass Chides Boycott Plea MOSCOW (AP) - Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance's appeal for a boycott or the Moscow summer Olympics amounted to "crude political interference" m the alf&U"! or the lnterna. t1onal Olympic Commtl· tee. the official Soviet news agency Tass charged Sunday Vance's spe~ch Satur day to lhe IOC meetmg in Lake Pl.ic1d. N Y wa:-. "unprttedenLM m the his tory of lhe lnternauonal Olympic Comm1tt e•··~ 'es:.1ons," Tass i.a1d in d1~ patch from Lake PlJc1rl · · J uggl1ng with Cold W J r phraseology. 1 h .. <,ec-retary of state -m th• "name of lht' U S prP:-.1dent -a~am made provo<·altvl' d1·mands to movt· lht· OlymptN from MO!'ic-o w or unr el them aJtogl'lher. " Tau sa.d. r.. · .... _,.:,;;:.~;,; - ~ ~(..- .· -~ .. ·~ . ' ~ ~~. .! ··V#2 .. Cold Gripping Midwest This Valentine's Day send your love a greeting all the world can share with a Daily Pilot Heart of Love. 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For help w ith your ad. just call 642-5678 and a friendly Valentine ad-viser wi II be happy to assist you. And, if you like. you can charge your Heart of Love or use your Master Charge or BankAmericard . 642-5878 Mondl!J, F9bfuety 1 1. 1 aeo s DAILY PILOT Gasoline Lines ~rowing Dealers' Hours Cawing Latest Logjams ~ LOS ANGELES (AP> -Remlniacent Of lut sprin1. 1001 Unes are again fonnin1 at some gasoline th•lions because the amount of time dealel'I can sell au la their only markeUo1 factor that's not relUlated. a reapectedoU and 1asollne in· duatry t urvey reporu. Ironically, atatlallca from the American Petroleum lnalitute and the federal Department or Enern show dally nationwide allocation of 1aaolloe recently nu improved and t.bat motoriata a r e uaio1 less gu, the Los Anaelea-baaed Lundbere Letter cWTeoUy notes. AND BEFO&E L1Mrr8 WE&E placed on both a dealer's profit margl.n -which often diet.at.es what price he'll set for ruet -and the amount al· located to a dealer, the ditrereoce i.n price from one gas station to another In the same area varied only sbgbtly, the letter 's publisher, Dan Lundberg, said Sunday. Gasoline dealen bad the option of staying open longer and making more money. A TRIO OF VIE'TMAMESE CHILDREN ARRIVE AT AIR FORCE BASE SUNDAY They Were Among Some 500 Others to a. ProceaHd at Hemllton AFB Now, according to Lundberg's publicati~n . t.be complicated pricing formula and recent, disparate wholesale price i~creases have I~ to neighboring dealers having as much as a dime-a-gallon dif. ference in their prices That means gas lines will form at t.be cheaper station until ~t dealer sells all bis 1as and closes the atatioo, the letter aaid. Air Base for Refugees AT TIIAT POINT FEWER stat.ions are open, so the motorists must go to the ooes wblcb are open and more tmes often result, it said The stations may have tbell' relative pncing positi~ changed as often as fi ve llmes a month because or wholesale pn ce changes and tbe com - plicated pricing formula , the ~r claimed, re- s ulting In confusion for the motorist and the dealer Hous ing NeUJComers Massive Op eration H AMILTON AI R FORCE BASE CAP) -For more than s ix months, thousands or In dochmese refugees spent their first m ghl in America at a motel. Now , those beguuting a new life in a new land s tart at an a bandoned ai r base. The first 530 or what officials say will be about 7,000 refugeh a month over the next year ar. rived at this base 25 miles north or San Francisco on Sunda y Ha lf were to s tay overnight befor e being sent to i;ponsors around the country The rest were to leave on Tuesday "IT'S LIKE A GIANT freight operation," s ays Wilham An- Pricing Orde r e d CONCORD (AP) -Contra Costa County supervisors have voted to require erocery stores . ln unincorporated areas to con- tinue the practice of marting the price on eacb Item even if they are converting to automat- ed checkout equipment. derson. IO<'al director of the In tergovemmcntal Committee for European M1grat1on. which was asked by the State· Department to transport the rerueees "The large numbers of people meant we had to set up some sort of staging area About 7,000 refugees a month are coming ID on commercial flights and they ca n be taken care of at the a irport and sent on But the others come here before they go on " Those who had arnved by gov ernment charter flight s mce Ju ly had been housed temporan ly at a motel near the San Fran cisco airport But a s the num hers g rew, s pace a nd cost b e c a me a prob le m , wh i ch brought the move to the aban· doned air base. THE 'IHBEE BARRACKS be- ing used to house the retu1ees have been empty for about fi ve years si.nce the Air F orce pulled out. They are three-story. cln· derblock buildlncs with rooms big enough to house five metal bunks and some lockers. $500,()00 Oil Blaz e Probed BAKSERS FlELD (AP ) -Ke rn County flref1 Ahters estimate an oil tank farm fi re north of here caused $500,000 damage. Investigators still we re searching toda y for the cause of the blaze that destroyed three wash tanks, three shi pping tanks and a healing unit at Crest· _ moot Oil and Gas Co on Saturday. 0 11 valued at $60.000 also was destroyed. Maie Held in Sla11h19 RIALTO (AP> P olice arrested a man for crashLng his rar into his wife's offi ce Saturday, then wf'nl to lhc man 's home and found has wife in bed, dead of ~unshot wounds. The refugees who arnved Sun d ay had flown from Indonesia and landed at Travis Air Force Base. about 50 miles northeast of Hamilton They were brought to Hamilton in II buses which arrived sporadically through the day As ea ch bus arrived . in - terpreters and English-s peakin g volunteers guided the refugees into a meeting room where they would be told 1n both English a nd Vi et namese where the y would ~lay and what would hap pen to them THEN . ON E -BY-ONE or fam1 ly-by-fam1ly, name!> were called out and they were led to thei r rooms , clulchrng thei r belongings in swtcases, boxes a nd lHICks. They all carried Uun plastic bags which contained their travelinc documents "The retuaees we've handled seem happy to be here," said translator Gree Williams as he ju11led blankets and questions from the refU&ees "They are at tbe end of a long, bard trip and they're beginning to relax a lll- Ue." "The only thing left to the dealer 1s his tJme." Lundberg said. quoting from his publlcat100 Inbreeds Zoo Deaths Cause WASHINGTON CA P ) -Inbreeding among sm all groups of animals m wos and conser vation parks leads to higher death rates and otM!r com p licat1ons, a proble m t hat m any wild li fe specialists have been 1gnonng. a study says R~earcbers at the NatJonal Zoo here say a check or records shows a ~1gnif1canUy tugber Ill· fant death rate a mong inbred hoofed arumals than with the offspnng of non-related parents. <lCCOrd· 1ng to a report publ.is bed m Science magaune "TIOS STUDY BAS MAJOR IMPLICATIONS not only for the management of zoo breeding pro- grams, but also for conservation and wildllfe specialists who are responsible fo r managmg small populations of hoofed species in reserves," said Katherine Ralls, director of the study . J ohn Eis enber1. actin g dir ector of tbe Smith.sooian Institution &00, said bis organll.auoo·s study results probably a.re applicable to other types of animals ·as well, with particular im- portance to endangered species. Woman Killed, 2 Hurt In Abduction Atteinpt LOS ANGELES (AP) -A 21-year. old Commerce woman was killed and two others were wounded Sunday when they were shot dunng an ap- pare nt kidnap a ttempt 10 t he downtown area. poli ce said. was taken to California Hospital whe re she was in i.nteosive care. and Acosta was taken to County.USC Medical Center for trea tment of a leg wound Newton Division Detective Ron Frs perman 1dcnt1f1ed the victim as Sylvia Castro, who was shot al least once 1n the back a nd pronounced dead al the scene lnJ ured by gunfire W(!r(' na .. ·1d Acosta. 25. and a tttn age girl. whose 1denl1ly and age Fesperman would not d 1scl05e Arrested were Juan Carlos Ayala Sanchez. 22. and Victor Pena Ortega. 19. both of Los Angeles. Fesperman said The two were taken to Parker Center Jail and bookNI on mvestJga- t1on of murder, he ~aJd Julius Moon. 57, was booked fo r 1nvestigat~on (--------...... ) S L -""Wl~o Nt"VJ ...,,.., THE DETECTIVE s&.11d the girl Two other suspects in the 1nc1dent remamect at largt.• Sunday ru~hl . he !>.!Id of murder m c·onnect1on S-:"I"' ~,...£ with the death of 43-year-.. "/I I, old Gussie Mt"lvm, said -------- Ri a 1 t o pol ice S1Z t R1chnrd Skalski nN T ral11• ColUde After Mike Douglas was dum ped from show he hosted fo r 18 years to be repla ced by John Da vidson, he bought his own show. It will be syndicate d beginning July 1. Husband Hunte r 'Still Looking' "Motorilt.I areunaware thatlt'a tbelrt1me that 1.1 re- latively worthlea11." THE LETl'ER SAID API and Energy Depart- ment atatiatica show daily nationwide allocation of 1aa0Une In fi'ebruary Is up 2.6 percent over January wblle consumption by motorists la down 10 to 11 percent over the last three months, com- pared wttb the same months a year a10. The stock of gasoline in the United States was 261 million barrels lut month, compared with 256 million barrels a year earlier , tbe letter said. '1'hla la not far away from the 275 million bar- rels in January 1978 when gasoline stocks were considered excessive," Lundberg said. TBE llE WAS NO SVRPRJSE in the letter 's re- port on the rise in gasoline prices recently. based on tts s urvey of a bout 10 percent of the nation's 165,000 gaaoline stations. The average price nationwide for a gallon of unleaded gasoline in a full service station on Jan. 25 was $1.17, accordul1 to the letter. However, prices vaned across the nation: Baltimore $1.Zl; Birmingham $1.14 ; Boston Sl.21; Chicago $1.31. Denver $1.20, Howston $1.16 , In- dianapolis $1 25; Miami $1 21 ; St. Louis Sl 20; Phoenix Sl.2D, Los Angeles $1 2A, San Diego $1.24; Sacramento, $1.25 , San Francisco $1.25, Reno. Nev. Sl.26; andSeatUe$1.2l. The SWeep-- her-otf-ber-teet- Stakes Lntcr Charley Brown's Swccp-her-olf- ht.'t'-fcct-Stakcs. and you could win a dl·· licious dinner for two at CharlLy Browr,.s. good any day of the year Since there will be ten winners.. your chances are good.. So bring your Valentine m to enter. After a lovely evening at Charley Brown's. ~u'n· sun: to sweep her off her feet! Charley~ The pruTic ~teak pl.Kl' HUNTINGTON BEACH 16160 BEACH BLVD. (714)842-6602 ••• ' "4...,.. .,<# ...._..,,y ,,...., ......... '' • '"" , f [~tr·..-~ ~·t.1"' ,,,,. ""t , Jr ... •' 11 "' , • 41" '... ~ t 1 •I~ J ' f I f t " I .- ..... _..,..._ -DAILY PILOT LODI <AP) -Two Southern Pacific freight trains collided at a Lodi crossing early today. causing extensive damaee to both trains but no in- j uries. authorities said. Three diesel engines and 30 cars were de· t ailed, but no potentialiy dangerous freight was believed to be oo either train, Lodi police said. However, diesel fuel from tbe engines was spilled~ Tbe crash occurred when a northbound train hit a Southbound train that was attempting to get onto a side track in a s witching yard, police said. Malibu Pier Bid Too Lo w JULIAN <AP> -"Husband wanted for coun try woman." said the notice Mickey tacked up on the community bulletin board last February Sbe also wrote down ber telephone number. The fi rst month alone, there were 30 calls to her home ID this apple-growing community 40 miles northeast of San Diego A YEAR LATER, now 33, Mickey's still look- M AUBU (AP) -For ing for the riibt '11Y Win A Heart of Gold ,..,,... Flrn Reported SAN FRANCISCO GP> -Four Mission Dis- trict Oats were bu.med here, less than an hour alter three men h ad been knifed in front of the buildings. police s ay. Although some area residents said t hey .bought friends of the wounded men might have started the blaze Sunday. fire investigators said that there was no flt'Dl evidence of arson. "It looks like a ci1arette or cigar -and it might have been careless toss, I can't 88Y -but we have no proof of anyone deliberately setting this fire," Lt. George Simmons said. Nsna' S f rilce A 1'et"Cecl OAKLAND (AP) -A strike by some 2,500 nurses at 18 bospilais and cllnJcs operated by Kaiser-Permanente Medical Group was averted early today when both sides agreed to allow a federal mediator to settle the cootract dls pute. Negotiators for the California Nurses Assocla · tlon and Kaiser-Permanente met until about 3 a .m . before reaching tentaUve agreement to allow federal mediator Dorothy Christiansen work out details of the contract. "We haven't decided the nltty l rilty of the contract, but we have tentatively agreed to allow tbe federal mediator to settle the dispute," said Loo Yarbrourb •• s ookes man ror the nuAes. "I've met some very nice men," said tbe divorced mot.her of three who wants ber last name kept secret A few women even called to wish her well and ask for "any leftovers." the moment at least . the fishe rmen who find tbe Malibu Pier a haven to c ast for ha libut a nd forget their cares can stop worrying that the pier might be tom down. An auction to sell the TBEllE WERE "SEVENbor eight'' men whom pie r on Sunday garnered she dated more than once eac . Another , abe dated . . five limes and today they're good friends. But 8 top bid of $3. l million , when she trtt:d to ca U back several men who, by two Los Angeles busi· sounded nice "all I would get was an answertng neu men , but tbe cur· machine .. • ren t owner wasn't · pleased with the offer The others "all were too serious." Mlckev and bu tbe option of re-s ays, adding "They were lhlnlting way ahead or me j ectio1 the bid. and I hadn't even met them yet. They were too ad· H ence, ne gotiations vancedforme." were expected to con-The telephone company disconnected Cupid and tinue this week for the the would-be lovers by taking out Mickey's s ale of the pie r and telephone-because of long·distance calls as yet un- ma ny of the other SO 'd Th t Ml k d lded t be Properties in the a r ea pa1 . en recent y c ey ec o come a Mormon, hoping to find a bU5band who also that were on lhe auction belongs to the Church or Jeswi Cbriat of Latter-day block. Pier owner 8111 Huber Salnta. said be was "not ha ppy In her he art, s be said Sunday. God baa at all" with the top of-"somebody picked out for all of us." fer , but said he Is wilting "I definitely want to be married and have to ne1otiate with the more children If God wllls lt," abe says. But bus lnesamen , Michael Mickey has doubts about putUng up a notice out· and Mansour Ya m ln. The state has appraised s ide on the public bulleUn board ever again. the pier's value at S4 s ''For one lhJn1," she explains. ''I doo't have a m illion. phone anymore." SUrpriM JCMWVlllentine wtth a lovely 14K yellow gold pendant wtttl a 1 /4 catat diamond. It's a beautiful custom design by Under JewelenL All you have to do Is fin out the coupon betow and deposit at any Seacllff ~lage merchant no later than February 11 , 1980. Drawing will be held February 12. Winner will be notified by phone. You muat be 18 or oldef to enter. r---------------------------------------------------, I I I I I I I NAME I I I I I I I I I I AOORESS I I I I I I I : PHONE RES BUS : I I ~------------------~--------------------------------J Spoosored by Seactitf Village merchants, YC>tktown & Main, Huntington Beach. , Ed~ ri I p Rober1 H WHdt Publl.n.r Tt'OlnH K"vill&dllor Oran eoa .. Dail• Pilot .tq a ag.e ________ ·M·o·nci.y·-'···b'·..,.,··'·'··'·..,·--------e···'·be-r•-K.r•.l.b.IC·h·'E·d·l·tcw-••.l·P··-·e·d·U·or·-· Airport Ruling Helps Noise Foes Tho ru.Una tut w tn to. Ant•l County OCl th f.tollYwood·Burbank Airport bu sot lo be 1ood new1 for Just about everybody involved with Oran1e County'• John \Va YM airport A Superior Court Jud& ruled •1•ln1t Hu1hea turw at und tor the airport '1 proprlelor. the Glendale· Burbank·Puad na Alrport Authortty. l.n d cldina that the uarport does have th rl&ht to reslrict an airline's number of fliaht.s ln order to rechace notae. Juctae Thomas Murphy. whole d~t.lon la moet likely to b"' appealed by the alrline. made the dedaion after the u1rport authority faled a suit to force Mrwcat to cut back in •ts nights Into and out of the faclllty. The aJrUne had lncrew;cd the number of jet ruahts without gettine lbe utrport's pnor approval The Judge observoo that a! the earner hud ~n a l lowed to increase its llighta without airport approval. · 'th~re won 'l be Wl air earner m the United Stales that won 't say. 'Whal':.. sauce for them <Alr Wes t > is sauce for us .... Locally, the Judge's ruling can only strengthen the county's ongoing battle to maintain a almilar control The ability of an airport proprietor to restrict service at an airport is the heart of the county's defense ln the year·old unjus t discrimination case filed by the Federal Aviation Adm irustration While it's true the Hollywood-Burbank case is flir from over Judge Thomas estimated 1t could drag on for another eight year~ at least 1l represents a judicial step lhatg1vt's hope elsewhere. Lesson for Jurors Last week. an Orange County Superior Court Juror found out that his duty in deliberating the guilt or in· nocence of a defe ndant was serious stuff. The juror violated a court order not to discuss with anyone the contents of a murder case. Because of the violation. the juror was found in contempt of court and fined $200. It isn't often that a judge penalizes a juror for violat- ing the s tandard admonition to keep quiet about a case unde r way. But in this instance. the case involved a retrial of a murder charge -a retrial that was ordered because a member of the first jury h earing the trial also violated an admonition not to discuss the case. Persons who are called for jury duty -and are later Sl'lccted lo h ear criminal cases -s ho uld keep m mind the serio us r espons ibility they bear And they should rem ember they can be sentenced to up to five days in jail and a $500 fine if they d on't play by the ruJes the judge sets down. How to Avoid Traps /\t least one of the eight congressmen targeted in th(• /\ bs<"um scandal currently rocking Capitol Hill has l'h a r ged he is a victim of "the clearest kind of entrap· ment cast·" Rep. Richard Kelly, R ·Fla., made the c h a rge while explaining he only took the $25.000 bribe offered by FBI undercover operators to further an mvesl1gat1on of h1~ own Om· would think his first thought would be to call in the l"Br . if he n •a11v was concerned. Bl• that as It may. any congressman offered a bribe for future favors by persons representing themselves as :J1dt·~ tu un a lleged Arab sheik should have had the com mun St!nst• lo realize he might be getting into an illegal <lea! or al best a hig hly unethical one. Fortunate ly . a number of congressmen so ap· proached wcrescnsibleenough to back off immediately . Those who voluntarily turned up at the Georgetown house set up by the FBI for Its sling operation , pre· ~umab1y with the intention of accepting the bribe ofCer. are in no position to whine about entrapment. No one twisted their arms. An elected public official who accepts a bribe is guil l y of an iJJegal act. The manner in which his behavior is uncovered can hardly alter that. The way to stay out of traps is to stay honest. Then the problem doesn't arise. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321 . Boyd I Davy Crockett ByLM. BOYD Item 3578 in our Love and War man's flJe is lhe claim by none other than Davy CrockeU himself: "They ac cuse me or adultery. but that's a Ue. I never ran off with any man's wife who wasn't willing." ll waa Davy, too. who said. "I leave this rule for others when I'm dead Be always sure you're right -then go ahead." Somebody asked J ohn Travolla why he liked older women, and be said, because Dear Gloomy Gus Are we to believe now that on Capitol Hill the 1tron1eat defense la to · '.. plead ,Wlty lint and :-~ loudest but stre81 the crime wu committed ~ ~... for a aood reuon -to make tbe point that you find croo k s and • . ewlndlen everywhere? A.V. at my age, most women are older' or words to that errecl He'a got a polnt. I like younger women. Understand the ag re· searchers have come up with a new breed of peanut -five nuts to a shell. Be highbrow. Don't call lt a toothache Call It ordon- todynia. Many a man with mental trouble has proclaimed thal he is Jes us he re lo save mankind. But non~uch ever kllla blrnaelf, according to a paychlat.rlat. That wouldn't do, clearly. How can be aave mankl.od. 11 ho's dead? It ia the depreutve wbo · kllla hlmaetf, ntber. thlnklna ln the depthl that mankind fan't worth aavlng. The day Calv\n Coolidge was lnauaurated as preal· dent, his son, Calvin, Jr .. was workln1 on a farm. Anotbe1' fellow out there said to blm, "U my father were Preeldent, I IUl'e wouldn't be worldna tn a field." Young Calvin 1ald, "It my father were your Cather, you would." Were you eware that a child wtth mumpe no 1lve aametoadotT Jack Anderson Meddling • ID Afghan Politics W ASIUNGTON -Pre1ld nl Can.~r·1 schemers have lapeed lnlo aomo delu sive and dan••roua dreamint about turn ln• Afl}laoJatan Into a Sovlet Vlelnam. Those who have auc t'umbed to th.la blt of ett'aplam talk ct.,,Urtou.'lly about ferociowi Afl(han mountain men charglnu "down from thelr craggy hideouts to dlarupl and confound the m11bty Red Army 1'o ll.&nl W. wishful reverie 1.11 t o reahly . the Carler ad mlolatratlon la actlvely searchmg for u man or d\'St1ny l O play lht> rol or Vietnam·11 late llo Chl Minh A s Secretary of State Cyru!> Vance recent ly confided to associate!., lht' United Slates I!. "seeking .i leader of lhc Afghan people " Thl' Ame rican ttno1ntt•d mess 1ah. accord 1 o g to lh1· scenario fa vored by the Wlull' fl ousl'. would unill' the diverse Afghan gul!rnlla groups, rally the populace and start domg un Earl W utt•r!-i to the Ru:uJana what the Viel Con• did \mt.o ua ln Vietnam. BUT \JNHAPPIL \', there are some 1erlou1 flaws ln the 1cheme. The remorseleu Rusalam have already learned how difficult ll is to lmpoae a leader upon the Afghans. One ruler alter another. each bear Ing the Moscow brand, failed to eain the support of the people The Kremlin had to send ta.nka and troops to keep their man ln power There's no reason to believe the Afdlans would be any more eager t.o be ruled by a leader chosen for them by the Uruted States One exiled leader had this advice for Preside nt Carter "The best course of BC'· lion for the Uruted States 1s to ~ patient and 'iE'<' v.ho e me rges ci!> .i natural leader " ANY AMERJCAN attempt al k1ng·makmg, this exile told my .1s::.oc1ate Howard Rosenbeqc rnuld be "very dangeroui> "The c reation or a government 10 exile. with l ' S blei.sing-s, would l1k e l) be interpreted d \ superpower meddlJng Instead of unJted the Al&han people. It could splinter them Meanwhile. the fact that the ravenous Soviet bear would de· vour one of It.a own allies haa alarmed the Moslem world TIWI will cauu other Moslem naUOM to view Soviet fr1endahlp wilh auaplcion In the oplnlon ot some Ar1han exlles. the United Slates would be better off letUng thl• auapklon fester rather lhan stir· nn1 It up Such was the advice of a former h1ah·ranking Afghan of· fi clal who WU driven out Of his country by the Soviet.a and is now being co urted by the Americans Thoughtfully, he quoted an ancient Islamic ax · 1om "Let us wait and see who comes over lhe waler VET THE ADVICE probably "'111 bf' d1s r t'gard1·d by lht' Carter adm1n1 s tratwn . which seems eager to form a 1-'ree Afghan governmt:nt Policy maker-, bel1 Pvt· a govf"rn m e nt in exile could un-.e at Afghun1stan·-, puppet govern ment at the lJnJted Nations and open lhc d1plomat1c door to L N anqu1nes tnlo Soviet ttcllon tn lht conquered country Here art- aome ot lhe leaders, mtenwhile. who the Whit~ lloUH 11 consider tn1 to head a U.S .. backed aov- ernment · -One or the rlvul rebel leaders who recently formed a coallllon of their guerrilla groups. They are SebgbapuHah Mojadidl. Said Ahmed Gelani, Mowlawt Abdul Hal. Golbuddln Hekmal Yar and Mawlaw1 Ra bani. -Zahir Shah, the former Afghan king who abdicated his throne in 1973 after a bloodless coup He ruled Afghanistan for 40 years before he ned to Italy where he h ves modestly. Il'i. un· likely he would agree lo return to power -Hassan Ourran· I. who claims to be the son or King Amanullah Kh an . an earl1t·r monarch. who abdic ated lhl' throne in favor <if ht.!> coui.m Hassan hasn '1 11et foot 1n Algharustan since he fled at a~1· 2 with hu father in 1929. llf' 1::. surrounded by a !>m all phal11nx or loyalist:. who hav1• been luhh .. ing the Carter etdm1n1strilt11in lo recognize him as the ri ~htful hc1 r to lhl' lh ron1· It might be wise for President Carter not lo meddle POLITICAL ODDS: llere·., the latest rundown on the prt>· s1dent1al race. provided ex- clusively by Jimmy the Creek. for those who may wish to make !>port or the election President Carter benefltm~ from the Middle Ea11t crisis arid the Iowa caucus. 1s now a heavy odds on favorite to win thP nominal.Jon Jimmy quotes his namesake in the White Housf' al 1 to 4 111~ challenger T('<fdy Kennedy, 1::. listed al 4 to l. whih· J e rry Brown 1.s far back al JS to l Despite Iowa. Hon aid Rca~:rn 1s s till a 4 to S favontt• to win h1s pan~ .., no<! C1•fJrRt' Bush. lh•· 111\1.,1 uµ~t•I \ll'lor, 1:. 11ow nm n1n,i? .11 :! 111 1 Thi• ri· .. t ,,f 1lu '; t 1 I, m 11 r n 1 n 1: I 1 n •· :.. h n \I, !> Hu"' an! l!Jk.,r .ti X It• I , .John C'onn:1lh 11 n'1 J(•rrv f''11r1t ;it lit 111 I <tnd. 'lurpn'tn~ly. .John An d1·r~on .it 25 t" I l 'htl ('r;1n• r.1tl''> ,,.., ,1 100 tu I d1•111··· .1n1I ttob f>o lt• 1' I h1 · Inn~· '' • 11111 .. 1 all al 2110 lo I rh t• C r •·•·k f 1i.111r•" 1h1• J)1·m111 r.Hlt' t a n1hd.1t1• ·" 1 •, 111 I (.n 11r111• 1t\t•r ll1t ll1·pulil1t· 111 I Time to Curb Lawmaking by Regulation Th r 1• l' < h c• 1· r ., t " r \ sem hi> man f>Jn Bu.i t"' n i.:ht 111· has come forth. at lonu lai.t , with the courag<· to 1h·m :ind tht· n • tum of the powt-" 1rtl€'nde<1 by the <'Onstitut1on wh 1ch g1 ves tht.· Leg1.!ilature exrlui.tvl' JUnsdtC' lion ov~r lawmukrng lie ha~ proposed a constHut1on11I amendment to that end It Is a m ove lo restore the power lo the people through their elected representatives Civics and pollt1~al .,cience students, taught that laws are made by the Legislature, may wonder why hls pro poaal. which would permit legislative veto over ad· minlstralive r e gu la lion~. 1s necessary They usual ly aren't told that today more laws are being promulgated by the executive brancb of govern· ment than by the Legislature and that many m1.1JOr laws are._ being made by the courts through decisions they hand down. Or that many or these laws. whether devised by lhe ex Art Hoppe 1 1111\1• ltr .1111 h 111 h.onllt cl down h} C'OUrt t'<lll'l. run contra() lo It·~ 1~lat" ,. l'n.lC'tnwnti. LAW MA KI ~ G b > t b t> 1· x c•c ut1ve branch t!> somethinlol which <ttartl'g1slature, after decld.iJ\g gl'neraJ policy. opted to delegate away some or Its powers to th(' e xt-cuUve branch to make rules and regulations lo implement new laws f'rom its tmy start it grew by leaps and bounds until. as the executive branch became bolder and bolder. 1l got completely out of hand, us urping legislative authority lo wnte its own laws tn defiance of the solons Last year more than 1,200 administrative regulations were adopted by the execullve brnnch Many of the thousands o( ~ gulatlon.s oo the book.a are vague and conlusing. Often they are diametrically opposed to leg1slat1ve intent Many are adopted after the Legislature haa refused to enact the very provisions contained in the re aulallon. A CLASSIC example or lhal Ill the recently odopt.ed regulation of a state labor commission pro- hibiting lhe fmng or disc1pluung or <in PmplO~l'1.' "'h'• It f,J "' '" "'ork OH.>rt1mt• Th.it 1'>'>U•' "'·1' t h oro ullhl> dt· h:1I 1•c1 1 n t h• IA'Rlslature last ~t·.tr ..tnd rc•Jt'<'t t>d aft er lht' membc.-rs lt·ttrnt' problt'ms 1l would create Yet . tht' com mission rompo.,,t•d 11( non t>lecllve memb<>r'\. rht<t>rlully nouted the le&1Slal1 \ f!' dt'l'ISIOO O( the elect~ repn•M•nlat1H·:. or the people and udoplcd the re RUlation It. llke .ill other regula tlons. now has the 'iame rorce and effed ot a legislative enact menl . 1ncludtnR c arq1ng penalties of fmes and 1mpnson ment And. 'Ahtrea' 1 legislative enactment mu .... 1 ~ !>pelled out an a bill. ample not1 c«" g1\•en lht< public. heanngs held ht>fore and approv~ by the Rovernor, a re 1ulalJoo can be adopted by one person and no one can \ cto 1t FUaTllEKMORE. although public notice u1 required. the full text of • proposed reaulalion nttd not be pubhs hed Instead the law pemul.s t.be proponent.s to "summarize" t.be content.a whlcb may or may not accurate- ly reflect It.a efrect.a. And while a public bea.r1ng is required, that is geoerally meanln1leu. Foe ro .culat1111h art' ~•do pt•·d ti\· bo ards. or depurtment d1rcctor.., "'hu. being appointive, an• often to tally unre!>pons1ve to th1· pubhc Therefore ~· ht-arlnj( may be packt'd with oppos1t10n to the proposal. but 1r the board or director has dt•c1dcd he w;mts the reRuJallon. th1· prnl•'''' \I.Ill fall upon deaf t'.ir' ll is this situatio n wh1d1 Uoatwnght attacks with h11> Mn sUtutional amendment fl would permit a veto by a rcsolullon or either house of any regulation adopted. PERHAPS a more ap propnale way would be to re· quire legislative rat10caUon of reg ulaltoru before they could beco me effective. But Boatwnght says the legis lators aren't ready to assume that burden and that bas measure will insure t.hat the worst of the regulatloos c•n be blocked by legislative action Although, unfortunately the measure doesn't attempt to alter the power or the courts to •·judically enact la~." a trend which bu been notably increas· ing in recent yean. lt is a good and 1001 overdue atep in the right dittctioo. A Candidate Must Keep Up With the Tiines "GOl'lh, J wlbh you wouldn't take your loss In Iowa so hard. Ronnie. old man " "Old man? Who':s an old man, John?" "Please. Ronn le baby, put down that cane. It's just an exprell aion. Speak· Ina as your c amp3lizn manairer, I'm sure lhe fact that you'll be 69 next week had very little to do with George Bush whipping you. After all, you're only u old H you feel.'' "That'S rlght, John, and as I keep tellinc the presa, I teel l""t .. aood ,. t dld u years a10. ' "Keep It up Ronnie. It means you feel a year lounger than Geor1e Bush. An be certainly looks flt. Bul about that cane "For the laat time, It's nol arthritis l almply retn.Jured lhat. trick knee I 1ot playing football for Knute Rockne. I think il hap- pened while l was disco danctna with Nancy at 2 a.m. the other nliht. 'Ibey wen playin1 our song. 'llot Bodles.' and ... " "Yes. that's what I told lhe prcas. Ronnie. But I thougbt your .eoog wu 'Avalon'." ''THAT WAS two campatins a10. John. A man hu to keep up with the tlmea. That's why I listen to my larae collection or Mike Jaaaer recor da every chanre I get " "That'• Mfclc Jaager. Ronnie. Please get that 1tralpt. And the next time they uk you t.o com· pare him t.o Blond.le, don't aay you'vo loved her and DalfWOC)d for years.•· "You mean saying I've read ________ ,... __ Alondle for year!I makes me sound old?" "NEVER MIND. Let'~ dl~cuss your showing up for lhc press ~onfereot'e Ul1a momJng In that orange velour jogging suit. .. " "t ~t you wanted me to project an Image of vlaorous physical activity. John." "l do. But the cane kind of took the edae orr it. t think you'd better go back to lho dcalgMr Jeana 11nd the Gucci loafen wlthout aockl. · · "No •ocka? I know all th 1wln&101 young bachelors dreaa that way. but tho very tbouabt of campaip.tng in New Hampahlrc Quotes '·A lood newspa~r, l 1up- po1e. la a natlon taltln1 to lt.telf ... Arthur Miller. plaU1D"foht wlthout socks gives me cold teet And that'snojoke, John." "NO, rrs NOT, Ronnie .. And another lhing, I think maybe you ouaht ta quit companna your age to that of other world leaderw." "You mean my pointing out to the press that I was younger than even a firebrand like the ayatoJ..lah didn't help?" "Well. I think It would have 1one over better ii be hadn't been in the holpltal sulfertnR . fl'om a heart ailment and com · pltte exhausUon. Of course, If you want peoples to Identify you wlth the youth movement, lher<' 11 one surefire way. "Wbat'a that, John? I'd do anythln3 to seem youn1er. ··wen . you could come out ln favor or aboU1hln1 the draft rorever." "Not THAT youn11, damn Ill Be off or I 'll kick you downfttoln1." z • Mondlr. 'ltbnlrf 11, t lllO DAILY PILOT &~ W@M[f Pittsburgh Klan Target ~ @[f W n@ ® Declininl] .Economy Cal'led Soft Spot DEAR PAT We would tlke to plant some cltt"\Aa lreea iD ou.r yard, but doa't know whlch ••neUea pow well lo <>nap C.C..t.y. Can you ftnd out! A.Lio. la lMre IJU' Special wa,y lbeM lreM abould be,.. ....... KR . lrvtoe TM ~ llst1 I 1•a r..,.. advt.r'1 e(fke --= .r ................... "' du. &ren: VZa --ae; Naftl waqe; Me7er Ir••; ~ lew; • ..,.. .,.....,. ... : Bean ame; SW • •..urla; Oe• 'h-e •udarla; ... l!bq ••• .,....... ..... .._,, ... ~ el U.W ... ..._, 1t11K &rw, ...,..., .. die ,.Miu· U.., •-atr.a VarieUes for Oraaie C-&y.'' by wrtaaq &o IM Ceepentin It.._... at lllt S. Bartiw 8'Yd., AaaMI• tz815, or by P'-•Dla& 774-18 aar. tJftS cu lte pl..._ uy Ume after Ute oager of fnNlt lau paued. Gftenlly, April la a good time. acc:onllq a. die rana advilor'• office. Dig Ille~ CMlly deep eanO &o aeeemmodate Ute ball of leil ...,•oudia& tlile not sya&em ud wide enomgb to permit easy ftlUag. Do llot ell& Ute bole deeper than nece ... ry: tit.la will ea use undue set· tllag of tile tree ... lileavy aoils, lllf'ler boles can be dug -reftlliJll wtda you own Mil pla a good sou amewtmeat. It b U.. lteat to allow aoil to settle for two moatbs before plantlni. Plaat t.be trees a Uttle ~r tbaa tltey were la tbe nursery. Make a s mall basin aroud tlte tree and irrigate. Make sure yoa get thorough water penetration lato tbe root ball. Water wW easUy penetrate the worked·ap portion of the soil bat somt'times f aUs to peaetr1te tile root ball. Pl'l'T8IUBOH CAP) -QYil riabta leeden HJ UHi ltu IUUJI Klao ll Hrolq 1D oa lb• ffOGOimie&Uy llOUb&ed PtttatNrcb ...... conaldtred prim• plcklnp biec•uae ol lteel mW l.arattl. aebool lnt.f.rwUaa t .. ioal ud ICIUeted Cl'OU bw'niqs. 'W•'re faced 1D ••wm PtGMylvula with eeoaomle dMUM &Dd • arowtq lack ol ~ Hd Jobe ... u.ld Han•Y Adami. bud of tM local NAACP "A aupeioat la needed IDd wbo ta t..tter t.bao blacb alW.I Oc.ber mlnorities?" Pollet report at i..,t b&lf a dolen suburban crou burnbap ln lbe put lwo moat.ba -oae oo the lawn ol ooe of the few black families 1D McCancileu Townablp -and Klan leaden from •11ttro Poooaylvaola have made known t.belr ~nr~:tJons to wtn over tbe ( "f." .,_ , 1 !V .i Y."'il.~ J . 'Plttsbw'&h will SOOD be No 1," &a1d Raymoad Ooerf1~r. 42, Grand Dra1on ol the Pennaylvmia chapter of the lnvlalble Empire-Knights of tbe Ku Klux Klan. an order based in Louisiana. Doerfler is from Moma ville. Pa .• out.s1de Pbiladeipbia. From Auaust to November, Pittabur&h Joet 5,000 s teel jobs. then an additional l , 700 in December, the sharpest drop since March 1978. U.S. St.eel announced plant closinp that will lake 680 more jobs m comlne moolhs. The total work force in basic metals is 95,300. Glass factory closings account for an addi· lional 850 l06t jobs, a zinc factory shutdown for 1.500 more ·CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS say they fear the victims of the economic troubles will be blacks a nd women. Charle21 Wilson. civil rights diredor or United Steelworkers District 15, said the Klan is focusing on reverse discrimination sentiment, particularly because of a consent decree that gave back pay to certain female and minority woi;Jters in the nine biggest steel companies. The decree also ordered affirmative action hiring and promoting. Ooerfler's group, said to number about 1,500, 1s pla nning a spnng recruiting dnve in Pittsburgh, where blacks make up about 20.2 pen:ent of lbe 2.3 m illion four.county metropol.ttan population. "IT'S MORE THAN just a coincidence," s8.ld Wilson. "With the decline in steel production, they seem to know what's going on and they're scbedul· ing marches and rallies around that." be1rt ol the dlivo. "A heavy move b on. A cam· patio by lbe Klan la ••MPinc tbe country," be Hid. "We t..Ueve 1D real equal oPPOrtwllty -that tbt belt penoo cot.a the Job. not baled 00 the color of bla Qin. "Then'• maaalve unemployment. forellJl COUDtriea are fillinc UI "l> with It.eel. ~ ~! min• are not even belnl acratcbed. People don't. know where to tum. .. WE P&OPOSE PROTECFING ourselves . especially in e mployment, by trying to hire our own people. tryinc to find them Jobe and gettlnc ln· volved In community affalra and elect.ions." Police say they are reluctant to link the Klan to the crou-bununa1 or to painted KKK slogans on walll in a high school in a moatly wblt.e suburb. There have been racial tensions in city a.cboola, wbich are under court order to come up with an in· tegratioo plan by March 14. But, says Robert Desey, a lawyer wbo has been working Wlth anti·K1an groups In Pittsbur&b. "lbe problem is n't whether It actually lS Klan ac· tivity. The problem is that the concept (Of white s upremacy) is 10culcaled into kida." ONE UNITED STEELWOU.Eas local IS dis turbed enough about lbe s ituation to have asked tbe international union to take a st.and. "Klan actJvity m our commuruty 1s a direct threat to the union's ex1steoce. What can we as United Steelworkers do to slow down tbe trend and stop these organizing activities?" Local 1397 in Homestead wrote to union leaders. The leaders have not yet fo rmally responded to the request. OF.SPITE THEIR WORRY, both Wilson and Adams said they doubt lbe Klan will rece ive much of a welcome in Pittsburgh, particularly 1f they march. Memones of a thwarted Klan effort 57 years ago are still strong In 1923, the Klan tned lo march through the nearby mill town of Car negie They were stopped by a ~roup of ftahans. Slovak!. and blacks who threw rocks at the white-hooded demonstrators When kept wet, lite erowa ol tlte tree -t.bat area where tlte trank a9d nots meet -ls very susceptible to rot. It is a good pradJce to palat tbe lowf'r sh: or eight inches or tbe trunk wl&h Bordeau wash. Use Bordeau powder aad add water to make a mistare aboat u Well as pablt. To pro&ed &be tree from subana chutag &be Ont year, wrap tbe tnmk wlt.b several Wckneues of newspapers and Ue loosely. Doerfler, appearing on local r adio and television talk shows and interviewed by local newspapers, has said the Invisible Empire will target the predominantly white neigbborboods of i.: Pittsburgh for membership. He says his Klan sect differs from the traditional image of lbe KKK. The alDOmll& el water yoa live you trees will depend • ,_r ..U tne .... weadaer CGedldou. la geaeral. ••._ eece • weell dmta& &lae Int&•· Uoa .-dae ftnt 1ear ..S abMt every two weeks ,_ tile llnt two or daree yean. Apply water u. a bulD a.....t t11e traak o1 t1te tree t1te n.rst year. After tit.at dae basin sUll caa be ued but water mast be kep& away from tlte tnmk. Trees may lte rertWaed wttlt a lllgh·llitrogen fertilizer sue• u ammonhuo sa.lfate. ammoalam al&rateor caldam Ditrate. Sprinkle a beapba& &.ables- PGOll of &be cbemical aroalld tlte tree daree or roar times durtag Ille growing seuee ud water well. Doable tltls amount tbe second year. b weU·clraiDed soils a good grade animal manue la recommeaded u.ree • ...-u-eecttut.q&Mee--. "We doo'l hate black people .•. Black people do respect our cultural differences. • We promote white culture. We have notblo& to gain by violence," be saJd. But the civil rights leaders angrily charge that the newspapers and broadcast media bad fallen for a "new image" Klansman. ''mE MEDIA HA VE begun to portray the Klan as part or middle-class America upset with big government, big business and communism." said Adams. "But the Klan is still the most dangerous group of subversives we have 1D this country." "It's defio.ltely Just a ploy," s aid Wllsoo. 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Md learned or the plight of a man and his wire who couldn't have their own child. she volunteered to have 1t for them. S h e "'as a r t ifil'lall y 1n semrnated over th e w c e k e n d . (' " c n though her d ecision already has a lienated hl·r from ht•r family Kilkuney Expensive KJLLARNEY. Ireland I AP I Killarney. tht· t ou ri st capita l o f Ireland 's south coasl, jlso is the most ,., pens ive tow n 1 n th1· country, i'..I ~ovemment survey n3!i discl~<:d Worker's Protest Ignored PEORIA. 111. (AP) - Willi• ShWU was at the end of the usembty Une. where a ,1eam1ng Caterpillar diesel engine sat ready ror shipment But Sburta wouJdn't ship It -at least not until he waa threatened with be· Ing fired. The engine's destination. Moscow. "The farmers a re be ing asked to gave up their income by not sell 1n g grain to th t> R ussian5." said Shurts ·'Our a thletes a re being asked to giv e up possibly the chance or a lifetime to go to thf' Su mmer O l ym pi c Games. a nd yet we'n · not asking Caterpillar to give up anythmg " Shurts is ma med and has a 7 year old son Ht• .aid he could not risk losing tus JOb. though ht- feels strongly that the Caterpillar Tractor f'f, should not be exportin~ heavy equipment t n Moscow 1n light of lht: Soviet troop presence w Afgharustan . ··Al least I tried l t1 prevent what l belJeve 1s wrong,·· he said of tht· Tues day incident "An) kind of hcav•. l'qu1pment can b<.: used for military ap pltc,; lion." he !.a1d Dressmaking! ~·..,,.0" WP havf' expand e d our <Jre.ssmak1nq department. We have aO <JPd tw o nPw dressmakers. We can also <Jo tailoring on w omf'n'<, suits. Don't torqH ~have a large •elPc:t1on of handmade q1fl'> tor V.tlentrnes dav• Tue-. .f'r1 9·30-5·30 S er 10 • m to S 00 p.m. Sun -Mon. Cloaed ·~:n:ruo•(,.,:J...,.. Jee E. 171tt St. <:.Atom~"'"°"°°"• Costa ...... W••tpoort Sq. ~ ~ AMERITONE PAINT CENTER Complete Interior Design 646-8774 IXDCisE ElRClSE ElBCtSE URCISI 'io\\-I'm so pleased with m~:-.e lr , l 'vt.> nt•vttr luol-cd better ~ncl l.tlltan Ballard th d 1t ... " ( nt•\ er would have bl1lieved it' I lost 22 m <·hes and 10 tbs. and we ar a perfect size R .. > .... ·. . 83 Fashion Island 10 dally Mon.·Thurs.°Fn. till 9, Tues.-Wed.·Sat. till 6, Sun. 12·5. (714) 759-1211 WESTPORT SQUARE 369 E. 17th St. COSTA MESA ORANGE COUNTY I OBrruARIE8 8.8. C•t•H•• ~ete Se ' 'Steamer's ~ast Chance? ftVeLIC *'"" fllOTtC• Of' HU.ING SOUTH COAST COUNTY WATe• DISTRICT DRAflT eNYlltONM•NTAL IMPACT aaPOn ON •aCL.AtM•D a1 llAaGUSan'll L~ ................... o .. w....,~o1UM 8.8. CetaUu 8'iam Alp Oo., lac., ta ••'DI to 9M • a. lUau" • U.. A.u MllGt tW woald .UO. A.a.r. r-W'11S1 to ct.d4le ll ... mQ ciock tbe ,....c wbJt. .. ....., ID dMlr ba.rW. AvUoa QtJ CouDd1 IMCDberl Toted I to I a1almt Heh a 181Wt lut moat.b. Tbe S.S. Catallu baa not bid a permanent doctinl at.nee It wa1 auctiooed to ff1m1• Slqer lo tm. Slnce Auiwrt lt bu bem AOcboNd otl OU bland Jl'reem&D In Laai Beech. Burr Williams Cleft) of Anaheim and ClJ.n. ton M. Hoose of Newpon Beach have been re·appointed to four·year terms on the Orange County Fair Board by Gov. Jerry Brown. It wiU be Williama· fourth term and Hoo5e's second Tbe lteamlr dock in Avalon, built to home the S.S. Catallna wbeo il ferried 1i1bueera Enlisted men Housing Set Cutter Crew Eulogized A contract for $3,407,498 bas been awarded by the Depart- ment of the Navy for construc- tion or a 96-room. bachelor e ollilted men's quarters at t.be Manoe Corps helicopter base in Tustin, according t.o Rep. Robert E. Badham. R-Newport Beach GALVESTON, Texas <AP) -Twenty-three dead crewmen and their ship, the Blackthorn, have been e ulogized in a memorial service for the victims or the worst di sas t e r an th e peacetime history of the IC&.al"' STEPHEN ICLEIH, '"*"' of S... Jew, c... P-_.,on Fe~•, : 1'90. s .... v,_ 11'1' mot-...,._. 1 Fl•\ler of ON<aoo. llllnols, cousin H«Ti.tf Riff. s.vicft Wiii i. M id on • WedlMIMN1, Febrv.,,, ll. 19IO •I ; 11 : JOAM •I tlle Herbor L•w n Memor1<ll o-4, 1"'9nnenl t«VIC"' ......... ecll .. 8'1' loltowtnQ. Servi<M under ~ di~ ef HMtior l..awn-Mod>I ,()Uve Mortv.,y ol CoU• Mn•. ~S*SS5'. ", ~••1tct: ~· HEANllHA A. PIEACE, P•"to ...... ,. on -_.., 1, nlO Siie "'") • )Hidltftt OI ~ &M<ll. CA. tor 30 ~"· siw-,,.,,, «live In the Com· "'""""'"" ~len Olvrcll -Ille ~.E 0 . SIU-. Survl""" by lier ~n -,,.ret Plwc:e of LA911n.a ~l-1, CA. -Elelne A•ll al L~ •)nve1M, c.. . .->d SO<M,,.1 ... c Nell :'Asll. SM .... Ille wile of .,,. l•lf' f,Jel'llft --Plwc:ct .mo po-ec~d.cl .. , In -In ,... S...-Vl\:h Wiii ~ 'tMIO on n..n.r.,, ,_._,, ,._ ltlO at •u -oOAM •t ""' Communlly •Prei.byt,..rJen Church lnterm .. nt ,#f'l.,•te M<Cormt<k Mort.,.ry Olrf'< ....... PlllCC VIOL £T <;. f'RI( I , ,,.,llt•nl ol l.4'QUnd Hiit~, r 4 JI.,. . ...,., •w111y on F•bHhtry I. t• \,u"'1v.<1 by .. ,.., P'IU\Olnd Cyrtl J•"""' Prt<" 1 \Gn\ <>on.aid H Pro<• ol C.0-t• ,.,,,.,,., ld M>d Gfo"tlcl J l'r1V ot Lo M il.O•, C.., "'> 4"4nOCIHfdren •nd 1 Qrfllal grill>d<llllO, J llr~ Albert, AllreG • •nd Vtc~ Plumn'M'r 1f"ld ) "'"'""" AllCfl' J~n\oe,, •nd M..-lfo\I RIMh Se-rvu ft\ Wtfl ~ fV'ld nn fV«"'d._ty. t-'"°'uert 17 l'llO •I II ODAM #1 "'" "•<•he v.,.. #or•u•r.., (hao .. 1 Pnv•t .. lnt•ttnt'ftt of P~(lf•• Virw ..-~morftlll P.trk fl•t•h<. V·~· Monu.ry dHf'li(_tO.' Wll:Dl!""'tiN NORMA MURlfl W1f'OC MANN, ,-,.\,~nt of ~ bPe<h c. .. P•\-...d -•1 on FM>ru.y •. neo w"''""" t>v ,,~, llU\INlnd AllQU\I W l•oem.onn 1 ~> J•'""' W-"""'n ot !>IQNtl Hiii, <.a -L..V~ Wl_,.,.nn of Hunt •"'lion -II. C.. , 7 "'le" 8ertty Al 199••"' o1 HunllnQlon Be.o<ll, C. -,...,, !>colt ol ,,,.,, .... .,.,11 •• ,,.., • .., .. Service. wlll lie ""'d on TuHcl<ly, Fel>f ... ry 12, 1'IO lll 3 00 PM el tlle f>e<lllc v-Memon el OW.pet In heu ol lio-tt c..,lr1""1k>M mey i. ,,,_ to Slloltle v •• ..., N..rw'• Funo, C/O ~--Okie V•ll•'I' Community HOW>ll•I, Skokie, llllnoh to007'. PllCll" vie .. MMl.,.ry dlr~ton. WOU'€ U .$. Coast Guard. More than 1 ,000 persons, incJuding sur- vivors of the Jan. 28 col- lision and families or the victims, packed into a small Methodist church t.o hear words or hope and consolation. "Keep this nag in re- membrance oft.be fmesl ship that ever sailed,'' said Rear Adm. PauJ A. Yost Friday a s h e banded t.be flag or the doomed cutter t.o its cap- ta in. Lt. Cmdr. G.S. Sepel. SALEM, Mass. CAP> -Ernest S. Dodge, 66, an aulbority on l8tb ceo· tury explorer Capt. James Cook and clirec· tor of the Peabod )l Museum here, die d Saturday. SACRAMENTO <AP> -Funeral sel"Vlces a re scheduled Tuesday for Clifford B. "Cy" Wahl, 88, who built Sacramen· lo's first motor-dnven book·and -la dde r fire truck by connecting a trailer to a Cadillac roadster. Wahl, a re- tired master meebaruc for A. Teichert & Son for 20 years, died Friday. LOS ANGELF.S CAP) Ph otographer Earl H . Leaf, 75, whose subjects ran~ed from Chinese leader Mao Zedong to movie queen Marilyn Monroe. as dead. Leaf went behind the Chine~ Communist lines in 1938 to photograph r ebel leaders Mao and ZhouJ Enlai. During the '30s he free-lanced for Time magazine and the Satur· day Evening Post in China and Japan. The three-story building, de· s igned to accommodate 288 marines from buck private through corporal, wiJl be bullt by C. t . Wylie Construction Co. or San Diego, uccordiQg to Badham. Illness Patterns Studied Dr . Robert R . Leichtman or BaJllmore. will discu ss ( Psycbok>gicaJ Patterns for PbysicaJ llloesa and What t.o do About The m" Tuesday at South Coast Medical Center. South Laguna Dr. Leichtman's pre s~nt ation is one of a series of lectures for physicians. scheduled every 'l'uesd.ay at 8 a .m. in the auditorium at the Medical Center, 31872 Coast Highway. The series is coordinated by Sol Sloan, M.D., direct.or or medical education for the South Coast medical stair. G RAYCE WOLFE, rnldent of LOS ANGELES (AP) uvvn• Hiii\, c.. P•ueCI •••Y on -Arthar Ereeber1, 71, F•l>ruu., 9, IMO. ~r•lved l>'I' her Other me dical lee· tures scbeduJed dunng the month at Sout h Coast Medical Cente r are "Sick Sinus Syn. drome" on Feb 19 by Roman W. DeSancl1s, M.0 ., of MassachusetLc; G e o e ral Hos pital 1n Boston. and "Functional Disorders of the G. I. Tract" on Feb. 26 by William H. Bachrach, M . D .• professor of medicine aod bead or gas troenterology at Baylor College of Medicine ill Houston, Tex. : ' • I ~ r • 11vw..nc1 e-. 1 <1auott1er• 1111... co-creator of the "Grin &.10.,c1 e.r-of s-.,.. .... CA. -a nd Bear It" comic Mrs Eette ~ of lA C-.0., C.., t • b .a:ed of h art numerovs ·-hl!Or ... -,, .. ,. s np, as UJ e Scholar Cited o<-N-.s.r..1c .. w11111e11e1c1-problems. Erenberg , Wedn•Ml•Y. Februuv u. "'° •• ti>bo •. .-~ for The New , OOPM .. -Pec!hc v ..... Memort•I .. ... I vu; Alan Koon of C-0sta Mesa baa been named to the Dean's List for academic excellence during t.be fall semester al Hamllne University, St. Paul, Minn. c11ape1. pr1ve1• "''"""'en1 Pac1t•c Yorker, collaborated = ... ~..::..::.••k. Pac:iuc v ... with artis t George ~~;;::;::=:;:=:;:=:::=:::=::~ Lichty to begin the ' f'IB f......_Y ...._ satirical jibes at prewar COLOMAL.Rn&AL America in tbe late NOMI 1930s. 7801 Bolsa Ave Westm1ns1er 893-3525 f'ACIAC YltW MIMOIUA&. f' Al K Cemelery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1hc V1ww DrlVfl NewPOrt Beach 644·270C McCOb41CK MOITUAlllS Laouna Beach 494-9415 LaQuna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cap1s1ran-0 ~95-1776 HAltl09 l.A~MT. OUYf Mortuary• Cemelery Crem1tory 1625 Olslef Ave • Costa Mesa 54(>.5654 IA&.'1%A9...0H '4M=At NOMI 64&2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 rmct•OTHas 1&1.•0AOWAY MOtlTUAH 110 Broadway Coeta Mesa 642-9150 WntATVTNLL ...,.,,,,.., WllTCLlflP CMAfW. Mortuary• Cremations 4Z7 E. 17th St. eo.taM..a 84&488 ... ClllOTHMI IMITHI' MOllTU.MY &ZT M.in St. ...,ntl0i1fon e .. ch Youth Refuses 'Dragon' Talk DAYTON. Ohio <AP> -The montb·loog disappearance last summer of a 16-year-<>ld Michigan State University student baffled his parents, friends and a team of investigators hired t.o find him. But James Dallas Elbert lU still will not talk about t.be incident. During a rare interview, Egbert refused t.o tell the Daytm Dally News why he diuppeared Aue. 15 or where be was unW being found by a Texu in· vealigat.or Sept. 13 at an undisck>eed location. .. IT'S NOi' RELATIVE TO anythine that's happeninl oow," said the 17-year-old, whole highly publidz.ed disappearance wu for a time tboagbl mated to an elaborate intellectual 1ame called "Dungeons and Drqom." "I don't have anythlq to say about il. It's all paat," be said in the copyrilht interview. Egbert bas dropped out of Mldlllan State and is enrolled at Wript State Univenlty for wi.nter quarter claaaes. The Wayne Townsb.lp resident will again focus on bis area or expertlae, co111puter science. EGBEltT'S MOTBE&, ANNA. SAID her son spent "a Jot of time alone ln hi.a room, Just lltlen· ln1 to music" when be returned to D•yt.on in mJd· October after recovering from hi.a ordeal at an \ID· cle'a bome in Dallas. "He Just wanta to 1et on wltb life," abe aa.td. "We'd all hate to see that open up all over a1aln. He chan,ied h1I balr style becaue be Juat wanta to blend in at Wrlpt State. He doeln't want anybody po1DUn1, la)'l.na, 'Loot, there bell.• " . ... -•63&-M39 ... He reftlHs to have bl.I pbotofnpb taken. E&bert wu~found by Wllllam C. Dear. The private lnv..U1ator alto aaya be Md no bowled&• of tb• teen·aaer'a whereabout.I dw1.nc t.be month • ·-- bitw .. a. ....WO Ud A•alaat bu..._ •ecaat l1Dce tbe lblp HaMd .....uaa to 1'76. Web- ber ... to eMhor tbe llalp permaoeat11 at tbe 1tea1ner dock. Latt 1191 tbe _ A•aloa City COWIC1J atOorbed aneboriq ot tbe a.s. CetaHu, 0 1ubjeet to cs. taJll to be wort.ed out by tbe dty mu.,..,•• acClOl"di.DI to Sbirtey Davy, dty clerk. "A draft.,..... meat wea drawn up, but it wu neve.r NIOlved between the dty and th4' (abip) operators 10 oodllq took place.' AU ol the cltiaena wbo ad· dreued the iaaue al Jut month's coundl meeting were oppoeed t.o aocborine the steamer 10 A ••loa. aceordla1 to tbe mt.nut-. Sneral peoplit volC*I concma o.• pcmtble ...,.,., wat., IJ.re NfltJ ad tannDee pf'Oblema tUt u.. ablp mlCbt poae. 00... ~ to ..... ber'I Pl ....... MllCJlllaJ open. tJon of tbj lblp, clalmlq that tt •ould tat.fen with promotion or the lalllDd u • year·round towUt NIOlt. Webber maintains tbat the atup would brtna more t.ouriata and added 1'11Yenue to Avalon. He alto belle•ea their are enoup rwideatt wbo are in· lereated in having the abip docked in Avalon t.o 1et the ift. 1 Ua Uve cm tbe ballot.. Universities Fear Income Tax Slash SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Sluhlng pe1"10flaJ income tu t.broogb proposed Proposition 9 would seriously drain CallforoJa's univenity system and force students t.o pay their way univenity president David S. Saxon hu warned. ' Saxoo roundly denounced the June ballot i.n.itiative as "an over. simplified, hasty, and only hall thougbl-OUt measure whose con· million of the '966 miUioo Brown sequences would be with us for a bas budgeted fort.be university. long, loog time." Rut Saxon said late last Gov. Edmund Brown asked week he regarded t.be 30 perc-ent agency beads to trim budgets by as a "doomsday" fl1ure, and 30 percent t.o prepare for the srud he doubted cutbacks would ~ssible passa.ge or Prop. 9. a am ount to that mucb ir the figure amounting to about $290 p ro~allon t.s approved WATa9t f'ACtUTl•I The South <:oest County W•tltr District Invites lnter..wd P«ttes to •u.nd • continued Pubfk HHrlng on tN otstrkt'1 Oratt Envtronment.l Im- pact R..,ort on A«l•lmed Weter F.clthtft. The HHrtng wlll bt htld •t 7:00 p.m. on Mond•v, February 18, 1980, •t the Dlstrld's off~. 31592 Wnt Street, south Laauna, C.tltornfe. A "Step 1" Fac11rtv Plennfno vr•nt twts been awarded to South C:O.St County Water District to perform a wasteweter reclMNitlon stucty. In ac. cordance with St•t• Water Resourees Control Board regulations, an EnolneerltMJ Facllltles re· oort and a Draft Envlronmental Impact ReP<>f't have been prepared for the projec t. The alternatives discussed In the reports are: All 1 No action Alt. 2 Maximum ret.ise Alt. 3 Minimum reuse Alt. 4 Limited reuse Alt. S New Imported water supply Copie-s of the Draft Environmental Impact Report and the Projeci Report a~ avallabte for examination during regular office hours (8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday thru Friday) at the District's offices, and at the Dana Niguel Public Library at 33840 N!Quel Road, Laouna Nlguet The Public Hearing Is part of the public re- view process of any state and/or federally funded project and Is conducted to receive comments and recommendations from the publlc on the environ- mental lmoacts and alternatives investigated for wastewater reclamatlon In South Coast County Water District. In addition to recelvitMJ comments at the m eeting. comments may also be malled to the District's offices. However. in order to be included 1n the Final Environmental lmp.ict Report, com-. ments must be received no lat..-than March 5, 1980. Any person desiring more Information con- cerning the pro1ect may contact Mr. Robert w. Bonham, Administrative Manager, at 499,...555. Dated this 15th day of January, 1980. Raymond C. Miller, GeneralManaoe</Secretary "--Or-CaMIOelf'IPI .... ~ a .FW.tl,"9 Sa}! hello to our new Phone Mart at Huntington Beach South. > Now keeping in touch with your phone com- pany is easier than ever. At our new location you can shop for all the latest phone fashion s. take them home and plug them in yourself. But the GTE Phone Mart is more than just a phone store. It 's a place where you can arrange for new service. add regular extension phones or exchange your present phone for a new one (for a small service charge). You can even pay your phone bill or have your phone fixed if it needs repait The GTE Phone Mart. It's a whole new way to see your phone company. PHDnl! ma RT Comer of Adams and Brookhurst in HuntingtmJ Beach. Open Monday through Satun1ay 9-.30 am to 6 pm. We're also at 77 Huntington Centei; Huntington Beach. .. NATION.' STATE ...,,_, Fllbruety 1 '. t910 DAILY PILOT Lincoln Ret111ns to Fresno Actor Tunu Back Tinre to 1864 for Sclwol Children PRISNO CAP) -The mu wltb the laAkJ frame and the 1toveplpe bat needed no lntroducUoo. l'rom the Um• he entered the packed audJt.ortwn of a Freano JWllor h11h tchool, there wq little doubt Wt man wu Abnb.am Uncoln, the 11th preal· dent ot the United Statee. lJncoln'• blrtbdQ UI otnclally celebrated Feb. 12 CTuuday) but many employers ob· H rved the boll.day by aivinl emp&oyees • thn.da,y weelleod. ror the wtcte..eyed udieaee ol bun· dreclt ot tchool cblldreo, actor Richard Blake bad aucceeded in turQ1q back t.lme to llM. Blake'• ooe-man 1bow la.at week did more than acquaint tbe atudeots with the Gettywbure Address. Jt brought t.o their eyea and tbelr ears a lf v1og, lau1bing president w1tb quick wit and shifting emotions. Lmcoln baa just learned be was re· De M url Tgsh Florist 2438 Newport • Coata Mesa Phone: 846-4479 elecUd to the presldency. And tbe newe haa clearly Improved the mood or the pretldent, who spent much of his first term defeodinJ hb dec11iooa LO the on· 1oln1 Clvtl War. He tells the audience there is little he like• more than to tell stories. He proves the point by telling severaJ. includlnaoneaboutbis w1fe'afamJly. "You've beard of the Todds. That's T-o-d-d," be notes. 'When you consider ooe 'd' wu good enough ror God. you know what the T odds tbouebt or tbemaelvea." Tbe president is troubled by the length of the wa r. but he never ruoches on tbe central iuue : slavery · "I was opposed to slavery. I always bated slavery. And, I cannot remember a lime when l didn't bate slavery," he booms. "No man is good enoogh t.o gov em another man without t.bat man's consent .. VI A, '\'"N. L VARON Broadway Ffuwer Sh.o p r1't MAJlllOtt llLVD. tt ADAM• 1111 co•-c_.,., COSTA Ma"'-CALIFOllMIA 9'1tM ~'"' All°"'°'-· c;._., "'°"" 0-~ya o.,.j Holodoyt He reealb the pity be felt the first time he saw slaves chained together on the deck of a Mlulaalppl rtvel'boat. Aad he 1peaks or his anaer over tbe Supreme Court's Dred Scott dedaion of 1857 which derued freedom to • fo~r ala ve li viol 10 free tenit.ory. . "The Dred Scott decision wu a terri · ble lhin1.'' Llncoln says. "It troubWd me no end. I felt It waa a part ot a ~ splracy by those men down south." The president promises a speedy eod to the war and he repeats t.be words be spoke at Gettysburg as a &rim rem!Dder of the bloody battle. Blake, whose physical dimensions match those of the great emancipator at 6-foot-4 and 185 pounds, began portray mg Lincoln m 1967. He is now in his second year on the tour program sponsored by Lincoln National Life Insurance Co 'if."fH /\I, COSTA MESA • IAVINE NEWPORT BEACH CORONA DEL MAR HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN YAU.EV Ha1liihrs Cf; Nursery ·Florl•t •..••. 'SJ IOJUl\-£4"1 2640 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa PRESIDENT ABE LINCOLN VISITS FRESNO Richard Blake Gives Great Impersonation • Order early Sch ool Prayer · Ruling Delayed FARMERS INSURANCE GAOUI" 541-5554 or 815-3417 I' 14 Hcwt.cw ·Costa Mna Please Request Tape By Number . 01 Back Pain 05 Why Chiropractic? 02 Whlplaall · Dt Nedi, Shoutder, Arm Pain 03 Arthrttl• 07 Low Back & Leg Pein .04 Headechea DB Nervouaneu Ii T•n.alon Tape Center 645-1701 24 Houra f f'H"rlrU•1i• '4M'"'"'""\" f'1t v w Jtta' ~ AR -..fllfC~ 8•n1 tM~\. ",,. 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HARBOUR FLORAL ATTORNEY S representing the Civil Ct Liberties Union of Massachusetts and tbe ~. 892-6313 Ameri c an Jewish • Cong ress called the new state law a "clear viola-15752 Springdale Ave . t10n" of constitutionally HuntJngton Beach guaranteed re Ii g io us ~iiiiiiiiii~~iiiii~~~~ freedom. They said the • law ran count.er t.o pre· v1ous decisions by t.be U S Supreme Court and the state's high court. WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK FLORIST 14851 leoch tlvd. Westrrunster CA 9261\:i ''I mus t say it ls shocking t.bat such a law was passed when it was so clearly in violation of previous rulings," said Ct Kenneth Sweder. an at· torney representing the • civil liberties union. Bellotti said be felt he 893-4552 should defend any law 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~=:;=:;:~ passe d b y tb e :JI Legislature "if col-Oifferentia Flon'st ora bly constitutional." JJ242 CROWM YAU.CY PIWY. UNDER THE law, MAU students may volunteer 1 &l'UNA Nl"Ufi to lead the class in .,,.. a prayer. Those who do • not wish t.o participate 495-0500 may l eave th e classroo01. • "It is an unfortunate YOUR FULL SERVICE state of affairs when fLOAl~>T citizens of the com· --=~ monwealtb have to ap- pear before the court for ~~~~~~~~~~ action on a law passed • C LLIN by tbe state Legialature FLOWERS which is so clearly un-21 M constitutional,'' said South Harbor Btvd. Sweder. Anaheim, CA The FLOWER PLACE • '912 WatMr Ave. Huntington Beacfl .842-2547 MISSION FLOWIRSHOP 739 ....... s.taAM . • 542-1189 • ~!!fs't'Jn 17tl Cwla ..... w., ......... o.c. . ....,. .. __ Mew,...tlHcll 133-1111 750-0451 • M..a~ "-tn.tDhtlM:tloft H57 ~11Ytl.C.M. M t .. 157 545-1701 CAPISTIAMO VILLA&E FLORIST ~ UOJJ C..-. c.,latt-• 4;;~;~-27 ANNA'S flORIST 26161T~ol ... • M111l•Vlefo ~J~E~Rl8'S~R~O~R;JST;·~~~58~1 ~·7~03~0~ • 1111111..ai ..... ............... 962.00IJ ; ....... a...c...._....,,,... Ca ll 642-5171. Put • few word• to work for ou. The exch.JWe FTD Heat-Shaped Cefomlc Dish with lowbirds. Avoid Dluppolntment FLOWERS BY DEBRA The FLOWER SELLER 1337 E. Coon Hwy, CdM ''letw"" MsC)Mrite & MariCJOkl °" tt. oc~ tide.'" 673-8270 ••. wortll '°°°'CJ fof-. Or sav rt o new way With on F TD Volentine Bud Vose. Napoleon won Josephine with a sirn~ blossom . Antony sent flowers and Cleopatra surrendered . Even Porky wooed Petunia with a posy. HistoryS great bers haw always sent fbrers. Helping you say it right The FTD Heor1s & Flowers Bouquet Is usually avotloble fOf' less than $1750 The FTO Volentine Bod \tJsa Is usuoltv ovolloble for less than $'() 00 As on lndepel"ld9nt businessman. eoch FTD flori,t sets his own prlceL SeMoe chorges ond delivery may be additional. Most FTD Florists oooept Ameocon Express ond other major credtt cards. °'980 Florists' TronSWOtld Oellvery. \Ne send flowers \lr'Of'IOwlde. • ' t f . , ' ... " . • . ~ ,, l AJ• DAil. V PILOT -NATION1 STATE Security Short? UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Benefit Fund Wipeout Seen by '82 .. ,."-,_ ~ .. .,_ 0.. ICMI ._., w_.... Y-A•••1 COHAMUA M1-128t 1u. __ ...... More D a ta _By Edi on Reque~ted SACRAMENTO <AP > Southern C.:altforntu Edison has th rt:e wttk' lo give the Energy C'om mission more mforma lion on air quality · und t'Oal supplies for tli. pro pos.-d SJ btlhon power plant SCE has filed llS up p lication to build tht· coal-fired plunt. but tht· commission asked for more details. THE UTILITY wants to bu i ld a 1 .500 m egawatt pla nt at one of rive sites in Southern Ca hfomia. lo be an pro- duction in 1988. Other partners in the project are Los Angeles Department of Wa ter & Power . the state Depart· m e ntor Wat e r R esou r ces, N e v a da Power Co., and several Southe rn Callfo rn iet cities. T H E PROPOS ED sites are Boron in Kern County, Cadiz and Jvan- pa h m San Bernetrdtno County. Ormond Beach in Ventura Count y, and R i c e 1 n R 1 v c r s 1 d 1· County. Call 64 2-5678 Put a few words lo work for you WASHINGTON <AP> The Social ecurtty Admlolatratlon H)'I tbe truat hnt that pays old ••• and 1ur· v1 vora' '*1cftll wUl be wiped out befo~ the end ot tm under current l'CODOmk projocUona The Carter admln.llt.raUOn already baa aald 1t will aalt eon,,... for l•1l1lallon to permll borrowln1 amon1 the three Social Security truat fund• to avoid an Interruption of monlh.ly benefit <'ht'c u . T H t: 01.D AG t: rund . Which 1h ()W00 • bal&n<'e Of J26 billion at the •nd-0f une. will b@ nearly S3 bHUon ln lht' hoJt' Ul Uw t!nd of 1982 and aze billion tn the red Ml lht' .. nd of l~. Bt''<'Ordintt to el!limuteat obtlllned from lht• D"l'fl(')' The das.abahty truat fund, which itrew by mort' Uum Sl b1l1Joo last n ·.ir. u. expected to keep growing .rnd to swell by $5 ballton in 1982 and by $14 bdlton tn 1985 alone But even tf combi n ed with daasab1llty, the old age fund would dwtndte by 1984 to $7 billion. or 5 per cent of the total yearly benefi ts due that yt'ar The system needs lo keep a balance of at least 9 percent or the total a nnual outlay to get each month'i> benefits out on tame. SOCIAL SECURITY operates on a pay-as-you go basis, with trust funds clrawn down at the start or each month to pay retirees' checks, then replenished as taxes from workers' paychecks come m Leukemia In Tubes? ATLANTA CAP) - Researchers al Emory Un1ver s 1ty h ave a n - nounced an improved t ec hniqu e to g row leukemia cells in test t ubes and say 1l will al- low them to test drugs on the cells directly, in· s tead or on patients. Leukemia cells have been grown m test tubes bc.>fore. but only with limited s uccess. accord· 1ng to Dr. Abdel II Hai.;ab. a prufl':-.sor of 1wd1atne!> at tht• Emory l 1n1 Vl'r:-.11 v ~c hool o f ~1 (•dt<·rnc · BUY THE SECOND DINNER FORA DOLLAR That's the offer being made at all Spires Re staurants through February 21st. Buy one dinner at the regular price and get the second one for just $1.00 more. It's Spires' way of saying, "We want you for a customer:• • (Coupon) r BROCHETT~S I OF BEEF ~T~i~~ $3.95 ., •1.00 I I I I I I I TendM ct1unk1 ot mannited beef. prepared on 1 skewtr, and served wrth soup or s<illd, vegl11ble, pot1to, rolllnd butter. 1110 only requiremen1; a1 e lh.11 you brinq uus c.oupon w11n You ano 001n 01nner s mu•.t l>t: the '>dme I ne Sf GONIJ IJtMj[ fi f OR St 00 oller rs gooo JI c111 i'l Sporrs Rr• I 1urdnl loc.11ton~ .ind eno on f l'l:Jru,irv /t 1111:10 COtJPon '.Pf'< i.1ts mu•,1 ti+' P<1tPn on I I I I I I I 1nl' pr1>m1..es All om .. r item'> d•P di reov <JI I n•enu prttes COUPON GOOD SU~DAY L THROUGH THURSOllY ONLY 0 . P ... -------------• (Coupon) r PACIFIC REQ I SNAPPER i1~i~~ $3.95 '1.00 I Oelit<llely gfilled and enhanced wrth butter Sarved wrtlr llf11f sauce 1nd lemon wedge Choice ol soup, ul1d or lom110 jurce, potato, roll and butter ., I I I I I I I The only rt'QllllPm~111~ di!' lhdt you tJ11no in·~ c.oupon w1111 you ·lntn conner~ m.1~1 tJfl 1ne 1w1me lne SfCONO Wmrn IOR St 00 olltlf 15 cj()O(! ,lf ,111 11 ',p1rPS RI" 1.ru1 .. n1 IQ(..11100!. dM t:nos oh I cOtudry 1'1 1 riao Loupon wtt<.1.11; roust Ile e.11en 011 I I I I I I Ille premo~t:s All oltrnr rtems Jrr. ill regutoir I rT1(/11u prires COU PON GOOD SUNDAY D p .I L T"ROUGH THURSDAY ONl Y · • -------------(Coupon) r • TERIYAKI '3.95 • 1 I STEAK b1~i~~ '1.00 I I Two p11U1 of tendlf beet. m11mated and I I g!llltd Sened wnh soup or aal1d. vege· I table. poUto, roll and blltler. I 1 he onty reqUt1emen1s are tnat you b11ng I I 1n1s coupon will\ you an<l t>olh <11noors mu~• I be the ScllTle Tne SlCONO 01NNfR FOR I $1 00 oller is gooO di dli 21 !-.p1res Re\ I I 1.iu1an1 10C.a1ton~ an<I end 011 febf114ry ?I. I 1980 Coupon spooa1s musl be ea1en on 1ne I prem1$8S All otnef items are at regular I menu p11ces COUPON GOOO SUNOAY Op .. L THROUGH THURSDAY ONLY • • -------------Sp!g f'a•lly H c.-t a urunti. lllbA MM HIVIMf W fULUlfTOll Mil lllCll 81\00 • • Sfloe lltl9ll t 1101 M«Mlftllf M • 1'49 W Or~pe. llMTA MA • S D f!WY M 11t•nwtM rww 1T111 SI COITUIUA OllAl!Gf WUnlllllTO 311':> HMDOI 8l'td tJrl W lllltltl, II M.., t30J()Qo10et•-IA,.. AllAHtlM lUl!lll "0 G frwy • t6T3 W 8111 llol ""(ur.l>CI t3A~I ~OOtl .... llf ... WQJMIMITH f IUUUlOll I.A llAlllA 1~12 llr1IOl<111Hll 11111(1*°" A4t N "'"'""'"' M 1101 ( l"'llf'"' "WV ·~-"'"""" ... I ,,.,,~ v1110495-0401 Social Securtty i:keamao Jlm .... ~'--~,: Brown aaid the pro tod lbortaa• !::~=:=::~~~~:!:!. even after the mln 1 of diubWty •••• and oJd a1• funda mtan1 eome fUDda would have to be borrowed from the boapital lnauranc• fund u well. "There la no cauae for pan.le about whet.her t>ooent.a will be paid," said tlealtb. Education and Welfare Secretary Patricia Robert.a Harri.a. "Bent'ftll will ~ paid. The 1yatem la not about to 10 belly -up." She and SOclaJ Security otficlala vltw lh4l nm on the old age fund u a caah flo w problem cauaed by tconomlc cond1llons that have wonsened since im when Coogreas rulaed the rayroll tax to ltft the ---------- i.yatem out o its last fmanctal crisis. Salel , " ~ , Starts f.ebruory 91tt ot 9 o.m. ~s February 23td ot 9 p.m. ~ • • I•• Open Mondoy lhru Saturday 9 o.m. -9 p..m. Op$n ~ 9 o.m. • 6 p.m. 8 Y lt85, THE s teadily rising payroll tu ts expected to put the old aae and d.asab11Jty funds oo a soltd footing for a gener alloo or more But Medicare, the hospital insurance fund. 1s expected lo run out in the tarly 1990s 1 w~~J' r • ',: ~ : . (()St . "' ()ff tQ ~ r • so-/0 . ,.. .. ... ,.. ' lo the short term. the old age fund as expectl'd to pay out $7 billion more than the $102 billion it takes an this year. and lo register defi cits or $10 btllaon m 1981, $11 ballJon in both 1982 and 1983, $10 billion in 1984 and S2 billion in 1985. fr'M 1.UOR dtmmct with purchos. · ol $100.00 Of mot&. These figures from Social Security actuary Harry C. Ballantyne assume the government will s ucceed in fi ght- ing inflation and curbing unemploy- ment JOHN COX MEANS COMMON SENSE l ,_.,I• t r. •'" I .. . , .. .... """"". •' ,,.,, .. !!!!! - ... , • ' s "You 're m11 heller half ." "1\'u. 11ou 're th<' /Jetter lza/{." 'w11 llv .11 11'j.!11l.1r l>.I\ t 0 .1< Ii ur ;'\;1~h1 Co.l<"h I.ire• )our "P''ll"<' or c1 l h tld C agv.., .!. throu~h 17) ~Ol."-;1lon~ lor :->()".,off l>J\ ('o.1c h .111-.1 buv \Our round trip rn kct '..M hour-. ahr.1d ol your 01i;tht .111d nv l()j.(Clht•r Jkp,111 vour trip lx•t\\'('<.'n now and March 27. and h1.· h.1ck hv Mav :11 . You can u-.c Un1u·d., rn·w f amllv I· arc· .tnywhcrc we nv. cxct•pt I bw;rn and C 111.id,1 where other diM:ounts apply. There ore sav lnRs for lht• kids. too t\ddlllon al chlkln·n (ai:r;ei. 2 throu~h 17) who 1omt.·\\1th \Oll t.111 'IH' hO" .. olf l.>:1\ C:o.u h C.111 ~our ·11 Jvt•I ~l'llt tud.1v Or< .111 l nit<-d \nd :u.k .1bout umtL'll" Ile'\\ I .1m1h Fare -or our nt'\\' Supc.·r S.I\ "r .111oth<:r J.CJ"C•U way to "'oJ\l' f 1M• 1hr \nW rH UI f~pn ...... • ( +Ud • .... ..,.\Al·.,.., tn I"'\ fnr .111l11tt U( k\•-.' •t tt·tH.tl' ''" "r.-,:: . I h<Mt I•. nll'·ll•. •hoppl1114 II ~·Kl """ t h.l\t-.At l4td Pl< k up .on 11fllllk 111 M '" "'~ .. 1h.; (":lint I• -·"~'°""' Or<'ltll e.o11rrtt.11<X>·~2H11()()11· • The American Expreti C.ard. Doo't leave home without it:"' · )ou Ix· tl11• l>t'tlt•r liulf qo1111/. I II Ix: tl1t' IJt•ttt•r l1u// rnm111q IXJc/(. Flythe frie~skies of.United. Call ~Travel Agent. 'i INSIDE· •Boat ing •Entertainment s ts ' ' ....... ·.·.s.toc .. k•Ma9 ... rk ... •b ... ·T.et ... •v.•.·•.o.n ......................................................... ;~O~. • ~ Ftbr\Mlty It, t9e0 DAILY PILOT r-• _ aJ White In O.J .'s Shadow ByWILLO&IM EY A# ... a.tQw: , 1 E\'ery tlme Charlu Whlte l ook• around, be 1ee1 the 1b1dow of O.J . Slmpeoo "Yeah for aome reuon It's alway1 th.;re not Juat bthind me but n front of me aa ~u." said football's Helaman Trophy winner out of the Un.tverslty of Southern California "I've always been an admJrer of 0 .J . -what USC euy hun't9 -but l don't have any personal goal to try to outshine him Nobody can do that. It's olhers who mak~ the compansons " HAVING nNISHED his cart'er at Southern Cal , where 0 . J . wis s a legend , White duplicated his hero's victory U\ th e nationally televised Superstars competition in the Bahamas 0 J . v.on the l'Vent in 1975 and wa" acclaimed by co·producer Di ck Buttons as the best all- around athlete ever lo compete in the mu1usport extravaganza that Button originated in 1973 L a~t Thursday White, who won the 100-yard and half mile r aces in the seven-event com pet1t1on. ht•at Huss Francis of the National Football League's Nt•v. England Patnots for the l'hJmpionsh1p of the made for- T\' l'ompt•t 1t10n White collected $37 H:!S. his first pro paycheck, for his performances. It'll b<' te lev1!>cd by ABC the m•\l t\\O Sunda)S SIMPSON, WllO RETIRED from prof('ss1onal football last sl'ason Jw;t short of Jim Brown's all time rushing record. left a SupC'r Stars lt'gacy that was dif- ficult to 1..•mulatt'. 1 lc broke the 100-yard dash rec- ord in 9.6. He lifted 260 pounds in I he weights, exceeded only by the Steelers' Franco Harris, and bowled a creditable 185. He was second to Kyle Rote Jr. in te nnis, second to pole- vaulter Bob Seagren in rowing. third in baseball batting and third in the r igorous obstacle course that often breaks the toughest men. It was a remarkable example ·of athletic versatility "I DON'T THINK 1 can come close to that, .. aald Wblte. "All l can do la give it my best shot." Althou~h once a track star who set a high school record m the low hurdles, White lacks the qu1<'k locomotion of O.J . White qual1f1ed by running the 100 in 10 J. seven-tenths of a second slower than Simpson. Yet While hftC'd 255 pounds in the weights. ran thc half mill' in 2.11. a veraged 215 1n bowling and fared well with seconds in b1cy- c I e racing and the obstacle course. White sat out the rowing. While the SuperSlars is large- ly a TV producllon. 1l neverthe· less shows tht· world's top ;1thll'te!. in sports other than lht•1 r own and ereates fierce de ball• O\'C'r who ic; the "best all 1:1round athlete'." an honor also cl.11med hy tht• Olympic de- cathlon C'hamp1on. THE DECATHLON is con- fined to 10 track and field events "herf'as Super Stars covers lhe \\ holt' broad spectrum of sports Competitors can choose any <See WHITE, Page 82> Avanti Wins Manzanillo Overall Title By ALMON LOCKABEY Of t• Delly Pl ... Stell Avanti. a North American-40 s loop skippered by Armim Baertschi, Los Angeles Yacht Club, was the overall and Class C handicap winner in the 1,110 mile San Diego to Manzanillo yacht race. Last of the 37 yachts in the race crossed the finish line about 10 a.m. today. Second overall was the Class C yacht Dust 'M, a Petenon-38 s loop skippered by Charles Hope, San Dieeo Yacht Club. Third place on overall han- dicap time went to the ctua B Mexican entry, Alarlfe, a Holland .. •O sailed by Manuel Vazques, Guadalajara. Class A winner was Swisher, a Ferris·58 sailed b7 Nick Frazee of San Diego Yacht Club. C huck Cotton aboard tbe escort veuel Jubilee from Newport Beach saJd the skies were overcast at Manzanlllo with thunderheads on the horizon today. T h e laat of the 21 yachts flnlahed lo bunches Sunday al· temoon and evening in a fresh breeie aJanr the Mexican cout. D•llY PllOC $1.ttf PMCo TRACEY COOK TAKES HER POSITION ON THE BLOCKS. Pain Endured Cook Vies for Swim Berth By HOWARD L. HANDY Of , ... Deily Pilot SUit During an Olympic year, the goal of every amateur athlete i.s to compete in the Games in one form or another. The year 1980 is no different with except.10n that lhe U.S. may not be competing in the Summer Games 1J1 Moscow. THAT DOESN'T STOP THE TALENTED young athlete Crom reaching for a place on the U S team and Costa Mesa'<; TraN•y Cook 1s no d1ffl•renl from thousands of others across the country. Of course, she ha s a sma ll problem that many have not experienced. She s wims with pain each day as she strokes through the water for more than 8,000 yards six days a week Her goal is a spot on the U S. s wimming team in the 100 or 200 frees tyle. Her problem is a shoulder that gives her trouble in the water and an arm that "omet1mes collapses dunng com petition "I pulled o ut of the 1976 Olym pie trial s b ecause of the s houlder." Tracey says "But now 1 have learned. to a r!Pgre<>. to handle the pain when I'm swim- ming I can pretty much block 1t out ·· COOK She has had nine different doc:tors chl'ck the problf·m over the years and a II 5ecm to be an accord that 11 dl· velopl"d because !>he grew so fast or from lifting" eights ill an early age Dr Robert Kerlan. a famed orthopedic surgeon and Dr Jo'rank Jobe. wanted to do surgery to strengthen the hack a nd arm muscles but Tracey decided 11ga1nst such a move "WIDLE MV ARM HAS COLLAPSED in the water during a meet, I haven't had any trouble for a long time." she says. "It hurts for severaJ days after this happens and the cold weather seems to make 1t tighten up "Everyone says I'm crazy to keep sw1mm10g with so much pam but I don't mtnd." The possibility of an Olympic boycott 1s depressing to her after so many years of bard training. But l>hc doesn't look at the time ulVolved as betni wasted. ''l'VE LEARNED SO MUCH FROM IT," Tracey says. "I've learned discipline and expectmg a lot of myself, more than I would have olherwise. I've also had an op portunity to travel and meet people and t.bls makes it all worth while." Her goals include reaching her greatest potential and attaining times that will make her a world class performer. "I would also like to offer the things J have learned to others to help them," sbe says. "And there are a lot of other more complicated ooes." CYNTHIA WOODHEA.D OF RIVERSIDE 1s the reign- ing national champion ln the shorter freestyle events and although Tracey hasn't won over her, s he feels she Is capa· ble of dolng so. Her goal for the 100 meters is SS seconds and she is improvina each week. .. Cooper: I Blew It .. Lakers Let One Get Away PHILADELPHIA <AP l Julius Erving's pair of clutch free throws and a perfecll) timed steal out of the waittn~ hands of Kareem Abdul Jabba1 were the key plays, bu1 newcomer Lionel Hollin• pumped new hope io the falter iog Philadelphia 76ers. Hollins. acquired last Friday from Portland by the 76ers for a 1981 No. l draft choice and an unannounced amount of cash. gave the S1xers an ingredient they've been m1ss1ng since Doug Collins was s1delmed last Dec. 8 perfect two from the foul line He moved without the ball. played excellent defense, giving the S1xer.1' the big guard they've needed to replace ColUns. · · r expected to play, but not as much (26 minutes) as 1 did," Hollins said alter the game. "I sat with Doug Collins in the n121t pPrtod and he explained the plays they were working on the floor. I had written some of them down on a piece or paper after talking with (ass1sla.ot coach> Jack McMahon " v. 1th foot problems A sellout crowd of 18,27f watched the Sixers rally from nlne down early in the fourth period and finally beat the Loi. Angeles Lakers, 105-104, Sunda)' in a National Bas ketball As sociaUoo game. Holl.ms took a night flight from Portland and arrived here Sun· ddy morning. ~ent to a hotel and took a bnef rest. He reported for tht' game. was given a crash c ourw on thl· 76ers' plays and hus tled out for the game. THE 26·YEAR-OLD Hollins Holhns, who has been han- dicapped Wlth an injured knee, admitted he's al about 85 per- cent effectiveness physically, and won't really reach his peak until he r esolves a weight problem The S1xers trailed 102 101 with 80 seconds remaining in the game. when Norm Nixon fouled Erving, who immediately s tepped lo the line and convert ed two free throws that sent Philadelphia ahead 103-102 v. atch~ for a period, then was ~c nt into lht· game by Coach Bil h Cunninghc.1m Hollms s cored 12 points on five field goals - one a key three-pointer -and a THE LAKERS inbounded the ball and Nixon missed a lO·foot j umper Los Angeles got the ball back, and tned a high pass l<.1 Jabbar. which Erving s1:1id he knew was inevitable E r ving leaped, tapp<'d lhe ball to the driving Maurin• Chet>ks. who was fouled :md pushed the scun· up to 105-102 Tht• Lak1•r"' M 1ke Coopn d ost•d tht' gap wllh a 2U foot JUmpt'r. and v.1th 10 St't'O nds n· maining had .t chance with .a la yup. bul v.a'\ loo far un demt'ath tht· basket and m1 .. <.t'l blt·v. 1 l " Cooper said · I thought 'orm v. dS i;om~ to .. hoot. then I l>aw the pa!>s a nd I took off "I DIDN'T KNOW wht're the haskt.'l Y.JS, I JUSt took orf I turncd around and 1l <the hoop1 was right lht'rc I tned to see 1t ~o though I thought 1t was in. but you cant talk a basketb1:1ll tn Ervmg. the defensive star of the game, could do no more than watch as the game hung in the balance. "When it was rolling around up there." Erving said. "my heart was thumping. I was try- ing to signal time out We Just i,:nt the roll today .. Said Nixon of lhe last minute loss. ··we Just dldn 't play well We broke down in a couple or stretches We're JU:o;t fl?lad to go hOmt' ThJs didn't really hurt U!>, because even 1r we won we couldn't have cau~ht Seattle The bottom !me 1s to get to the playoffs" JABBAR SCORED 38 pc11nts. Including 11 straight baskets in his last 11 shots of the game ............. t WO '" the S('COnd pc nod. SIX tn the th1rct and thrrr in th<· fourth Erving led PhlladC'lph1a with :!:! point' GRABBING FOR AIR i6c•r flpnrv R1 hby ldl.J .rnd Laker ~IJ gll' .John::.on react a~ t he bJll ..., knocked awav from H1hh\ in Sundav's gam~ ••t PhllJdl'lph1a. -Ot·~p1t1• ::ill this. thr fl~ Kings Lack Motivation Flyers Take Advarztage, 5-1 PftlLADELPlllA CAPl Bnan Propp made the National Hockey League All·slar team as a rookie this year and scored one goal. but his scor ing pace had fallen off in the last 17 games "He's pressing. there's no question about that:· Philadelphia Coach Pat Quinn said Sunday night after Propp closed out sconng as the Flyers beat Los Angeles. 5·2. In the first 36 games. Propp scored 21 goals and collected 40 points. "I've been down a IJtUe bit lately," the first-round draft choice swd PROPP'S GOAL LATE in tbe sttond penod ~ave the f1yers a 5·1 lead, built on Bui Barber's 30th of the season and single scores by Bob Kelly. Bob Dailey and Tom Gorence. "We got them at the end of a road tnp. I'm sure they were thi.nlun1 about going home," Qwnn said . "We jumped out on some early goal.9 and sometimes it makes for a loag rug.ht for the oppos1- Uon if they don't get some breaks. "I was afraid of getting into a Wide open game with them because that's the style of game they play pretty well," Quinn added. "Tb.is was OW' fifth game on this trip. I thin.le that the last game before you go home Is always a little difficult to gel motivated for," said Los Angeles Coach Bob Berry. "I don't think we bad a dt.>ft'aust attitude hE.'rf', but we wanted to send the Pl'opll' out to sec v.-hat wouJd happen ... SYL APPS TIED THE GAME for the Kings at 4 26 or lhe hn;t penod. but a 17 shot attack which netted lhrce ~ouls ror lhe Flyers all but put it a w av Tht> flyers added two more goals on 20 shots in the second period. wh1h.' goalJe Phil Myer only had to turn aside seven shots Steve Jensen clo.9ed !>C'Onnli( v.1th his 19th goal midway through the ftna I Period. "Myre came out with some big saves, and we <.'ame out and kept pecking away.'' said Barber, who bas scored JO or more points in seven NHL seasons "We had to start playmg good hockey at home. We haven't been playmg consistent hockey at home in the past and I believe we're able to 4o much better." WITH ntE VICTORY lhe Flyers are now 18-0·4 wtth the Kings m lhe1r la.st 22 meetings. On their home ice the Flyers have now re• corded a 20-1-7 record this season The Kings' fourth loss in five road games makes lheir record stand at 2-12-1 in the laat 1$ starts. Cold War Beating Up on Lake Placid Ice! LAKE PLACID, N.Y . <APl -The Cold War ii beat1n1 up on t.be lee, too - courteay of a cagey fi1ure 1katin1 coach who ls not adverse to usin1 some peycbolollcal warfare to aid the 1old med al cbancea of hi• champion American pair at the Winter Olympics. Rodnlna and Aleksandr Zaltan of the Soviet Union -were l\lilly of at least four technical violations durtna their said Nlcks "The Russians have dominated lhines for so IODI. but I wouldn't want them to tblnk they can continue to dominate by latina advan· tage of the rules ... movement -another ISU no-no. • I I NICKS SAID BE sent copies of UM l letter to Charles DeMore, president of John Nicka, wbo bas C08cbed Tai Babllonla and RaDdy Gardner for the put 10 years, d ropped a little bombahea durln1 a Sunday pracUce-seuloo. H E 8.\11> BE W.OTE a letter th!"ff day1 aao, ln which be claimed that Tai and Randy'• 1ttonaeat rivals -Irina last skating compeUUon. · If the alle1ed lnfracuon1 are repeated in the pairs event next Friday and Sun- day night.a -and the Jud1es consider them illegal -the Soviet duo could be docked crucial polnt.a ln their expected tl&ht duel with BabUonJa and Gardner. The CalllornJa couple won the world crown tut year wbeo the Jone-time So- viet world chamelont took matemlty- paternlty leave. •'f'M DOINO WHAT I think ii rt1ht," Nlcka CIOOtends that Zalt&ev held bis wife by t.be leg when bolstl.na her off the ice during three of tbelr elpt llfta at last month's European CbaJ:nplonsbJps at Gothenburg, Sweden. Nlcb said the lntemaUooal staling Union USU) ruin clearly at.ate that tb«I man cannot place bla hand below t.be woman'• hlp durln• a Utt. Allo. Nlcb aaid tbat on one ot the llft.t, ZaitHv ralaed and apun Rodnioa ln the aame ··-_,... ___ .,. ..... the U.S. Figure Skatln1 A.saoclaUoa (USFSA); Paul Geor1e, team m~r for the U.S. Olympic figure •katlnC team; Oalre Fer1U50n, the team'a U · f slstant manager; Babilonia ~ Gardner and their respective aka clubs._ "I ex.peel our aasociaUon to take whatever action they think ls *t.'' said Nicb. "I'm preaalq tt wlth them,, but I pre1ume other auoclat.looa 11w (~ COQtiv ~8. Pa1e Ba) t Pit r- orts A Capeule Report ''°"' Ute WOfld of lportt Troj8.118' Leading Scorer Lost for Rest of Season ,.,.. AP .,...&dliea LOS ANO l!:L&S -JUllior forward Pu"la m M IUtr. lbt lead1a1 ac:oru and Nbounder oo t.be Sout.btrn Calllomla colle1e baahtbaU tum, u.n- dtrwent 1urpry Sunday and wtU be loat to the ttam (Of' t.be aeuon MlUer •uttered a tom U1ament ln bh r11bl knff when a teammai. fell on tum ln a acr•mble for a too.e ball "Wlt.b 10 mlnutee left to play a1alnst UCLA at Pauley PavtUon Satur day nllht Or. Rlchard Diehl said Miller waa operated on for a torn medial coll•teral laaamenl at HunUnston Memorial Hoapltal ln PaUdena 11.nd wlll wear • tut for alx weeks lie then wtll requ1reM month• or r.ihablUtaUon, Dl~hl said ''I tltpect him to bf' •l full slrenath next season." said Diehl. "It wu a 1ood repair " Mlller waa a brltht spot In a USC season that begim s tron1ly but bu turned sour. He waa avera1lng 16 4 poJnts and nine rebounda a game. and had 19 point.a lo lead both team• Saturday deaplte masslng the nnal lO mlnutea .Al one point. after beating UCLA at the Sports Arena. the TroJans were 4-1 In Pacific 10 Conference play Since lhtn they have lost seven straight. including Saturday's 91·64 l>el back al the h&Dda of t.be Bruµia. ------Qlaal~ el lk Da11------... St. Louis Cardinali catcher Ted 81••••: "I thlnk moat ballplayers read the aporta pa1ea, but I'm sorry to aay that in moet cuea that 'a all they read." L••ler SJl•r•i.Sl Jfe.4 fl•• 81•• Bob Lanier. traded lo MJlwautee three weeka m ago, acored 23 point.a Sunday Lo help the Buch win thelr third atrai t National Baaketball Aaaocla· lion aame aa rhoenix fell, 109·107 . . . Bob MeAdoo, meanwhile, wbo waa traded to Detroit in lhe lleAdoo deal, watched from the bench as the Piatona bowed to Bottcia, 128-111, apparently unbappy with the deal that sent him away from Milwaukee . . . DeDJlla Joluaaon seared 29 polDta and Gu WlWama added 21 lo lead Seattle to a 122·107 triumph over New Jersey. Seattle put It away with a 19·1 spurt in the third quarter ... Otta Bir~ scored 32 points, includine rour in overtime, to pace Kansas City to a 108-106 victory over BalUmore. Baltimore had a 98-93 lead with 42 seconda left ln reg. ulation before the Kings ralUed ... Atlanta's Dan RoundCleld sent the Hawks into the lead with a slam dunk ln the final seconds of overtime and then blocked a McADOO s hot by John Lucaa at the buzzer to pre· serve a 98-96 win over Golden Gate ... George Gnvln'a JS points led San· Antonio's biggest scoring outburst of the season as Utah fell. 148·128 ... Reggie Tbeu and RJcky Sobers scored 23 and 20 points as Chicago snapped a seven· game losing streak with a 123-117 victory over Cleveland Philadelphia placed guard Al Sid.oner on waivers to mak~ room for Lionel Holllna, who was acquired last week from Portland. L•l...,r's l'lfl• ••ia.• •••Cre•I lem t Lo overtake ldle Bt.llfalo Ui the NaUoaal , • M«ltna1'1 011)' Laftev 1topped Botto11•1 al· Iii Hoc~•Y Lta1~·1 Ad1m1 Olv'lllon and furtbtr enhancm the Canad.Jena' ltad ov•." Lot Ancel• Sunday wtlb eome board and puaJ.n1 wort Ui tbt ftAal period Tttd at l·l, Lalteur ~ent to I.ht boudl beb.lod the &1&.oD 1011, pUMd out quJckly and Piern Ll....U., left wicover-.d acorf'd tut '4th 1oal of the aeuoo to live th• Canadlea.a a i.i victory . . SC..t P1yae'1 looth cu.er NHL iO•l helped YlnneaoLI belt Harttord, 6 2 . Tbird-ptrlod 1oa11 by a1ea1 Pre.ton nnd Gnat ••ln1 enabled ChlcaKo to break a l·l Ut and bed PiU..· burib It. 13th aetback In the lut H 1amet with a 3-2 loH . . . Ow:y a..lurd scored three goall and AU&nLI erupted for four loals ln t.bo thJrd period en route Lo a 8·1 rout of Colorado ... New Yorlt'a Ranatra got 1oata from Dou 811lllmu. W arrea Miiier and AJlden lledber1, one in each period, to at.op Quebec, 3·1 ... Roa (.'blpputkld'a goal with 4 34 lett ln the 1ame 1ave Edmootoo M 2 2 llts wath Winmpeg. ae.... F .. cbaH ••••n-Dwe ('lemson Unlverslty footbaJI player WlWam Gary Ad.klna, Jr., 22. collaps~ and died while • playing an intramural baskelbaJI 1ame Sun· day Veteran baseball player·mana1er Eddie Scaally undergoos open heart sur1ery Tuesday for what Stanky calls a "valve problem." Stanky, 64, is the bead baseball coach at the University or South Alabama In Mobile . Dale Earabardt, NASCA R's 1979 Rookle·of· lhe Year. took the lead on the back straight.away on the la3t lup to tl<iKe a 12 car pack and won the second a~ual NASCAR Clash and a $50,000 purse .. Buddy Baker won the pole position for nt•xl week'1> Daytona 500 stock car race with a sJ)t'ed of 194 099 mph Second was Donnie AWaon. The rest ~f the field wall be determined In races this week . . Hunllngton Reach motorcyclist Cbuck Miiier teamed with Riv.ersi~e·s Bruce Og1lv1c to cover nearly 300 miles of Calaforrua und Arizona desert in 5:08 59.14 to average 55.963 mph at ':}le SCORE Parker 400 race. Also winning in the four wheel division wa~ Orange's Marty Letner. who averaged SS 739 mph ... C'ynlhJa Woodhead of R1vers1de swam the 100-meter freestyle in a world best 54.88 seconds in a Pans swim mttt The mark will not count as an official world rec ord because 1t came in a 25·meter pool. World records can only be set in SO· meter pools.· .. The International Olympic Committee ~as rou.sted al s a m. today, but Lake Placid Resort Hotel s manager saad at was only a problem in the new fire alarm system. The false alarm was traced lo a malfWlC· Lion in a partly installed detection system. Trfft,lt1011~ Rad•o are JI. Followlnq are the lop sports l'vent., on TV tonight Ri!t inqc. · • • • t•xcellcnt. • •• worth wdtch tng , •• tair . torq~t 5 p .m., Channel 52 ../ ../ v COLLEGE BASKETBALL S,ln I ranr1'.>co at Notre Darn1> Announcers : Tommy Hdwhn-, Harry Kaid'> clnd John Wooden San. Fr,1nc1sco ( 18·4). th" WP~! Coast Athl(•l t< conlNi-nci• leader, tnvadl:'s South Bt!nd wh• n· the lr1\n '16 4 J 1w.11t 1n th• non.conference g.1rnp Amonq tn1 <,t,)r!1nq n JD • r Nri•ro Dame•"> forrnt'r Mtlrin.3 H •Qh ~tar k 1<h Brdnn1nq OTHER TELEVISION College Basketoall -wa..,h1nq1 n ,,., ~tdntt.rn Channel 5 No t•vents SChl'dUlcd. RADIO I 1 j fl Pl Slim Victory, But Blalock Will Take It Merry Mex Was Right N ORTII MIAMI BEACH, Fla. <AP> -Jane Blalock says she doeisn't feel a bit bad about bogeying three holes in the flnal round of a Ladies Professional Golf Assoc1al1on tournament here And the ll·year pro from Delray Beach, Fla .• says she feels downright good about walking away with a one·slroke victory and the $15.000 first pnze 'Sunday rn the second event on the 1980 LPGA tour •'The way I came through when I had to makes me feel really ~ood about today 's round," Blalock said. ·' l wanted to come out stron~er this year. I love to play well early because al lakes a lit· tle heat off you." Blalock shot a two-over-par 74 Sunday, but finished with a five- uoder par 283 for 72 holes. That was one stroke better than 1979 U .S . Open champion Jerilyn Britz and Debbie Massey, who Ued Nancy Lopez M elton for Sunday's best round with a three·under·par 69. Bean Outdrives Trevino to Wi1i Hatvaii Upe11 HONOLULU CAP> -'Ler Trevino ranks second on the all time money Wlnniog golf list but he admits. "I'm not a long hitter off the tees." He figured that in his 1~ de but he could beat one of the Ion~ hitting leaders, but not both or them. and the Merry Mexican from Dallas was dead right. ANDY BEAN. ALL 6 4 and 210 pounds of ham , won the Hawaiian Open Sunday by shoot· iog birdies on all four of the par !ave holes for a final round 66 and a tournament record 22· under-par 266. Rean, from Haines Caty, Fla . b1rd1ed the farst three holes Sun· day at the Walalae Country Club course. and left 210 ·pound George Bums far behind. The two long hitters had been tied at the end of the third round at 200 and Trevino figured he could beat one of them. "Long hitters can m ake a mis· take and figure they have four long par five holes lo make at up." sald Trevino. who has won $2 million plus in PGA events. HE DID Ol!TSCORE Bum'. lht· wannc•r of thl' Hing ('ro<,li~ the pre\IOUS wt:t:k. but the IY.o time L'S. Open champwn could not overhauJ Bean. Trevino came close befori· taking two strokes to get out of the trap for a bogey on the 16th hole and then w atc:hed Hean sank .:i SO·fool putt for a birdie on the 17th Hoth b1rd1t'd the• IRth .1nrl 1 rt:vino fant~ht•d 5ec:ond hy thn•1• strokes ttt 269. actually the third best round ever shot in the 15- yea r history of tbe Hawa11an Open Bean's 266. worth S5R.SOO. was one stroke better than llubae Green shot hcrC' a yt•ar a~o m winning has s econd s tra11ithl llawauan l!Ue "I WASN'T TIONKING about records. I was thinking about birdies and I knew I had to get a lot of them with the course 1n such good shape and the great weather," saJd the 26-year-0ld Bean. "I got my momentum go, Ing and that 17th hole didn't hurt anything. I actuallv was trying to t'4o-pult. but lhl' b.tll Jll!-1 v.1·nl an Thang~ happ~·n lrkc tll;11 "'mt•llmes .. The pros now head for TUC''lon Then at 's on lo Los An gt>h·., v. ht•re the Western tour end:. tlt'Core the pros go to f'londa Trevino collected S.15 JOO for his second-place frna~h on a round "when I didn 't play too 'Y.t•ll from tee to gret'n but putted "'t·ll . Ed Sneed shot a 6R fana I l'()und for a 270 and third place at S22.100 Burns !mashed an a tac for fourth. shooting a 71 for a 7Z·hole total of 271 Mark Lye matched 11 with 67 and both collected $1'1,:IOO Hums had the lead after the first round and sbued It with l1een after the second and third rounds While some of the ~olfers rom plained of the 80 ·dt'~rn· humid .11r . Bean calmly !!Bid . "I played in weather like this in Flonda and I laked 1t The Bermuda l!ras!> "'as la kl• I "'u:. playmg 111 my backyard " SPORTS BREAt< I GOLF I FOOTBALL - Breaking A teag The Kings' Butc h G o ring 1raght1 sweeps past Ph1ladelph1a's Hill Barber a s the latter tries to slow him down with a s tick across th<' middle No Confusion NFL Playoff Call Def ended ~ASH\'!l.l.E I Al'I /\ !'ta l1Crn.t1 t'ootball Lt'agut> '>l dt· 1u<li;:1• sa \ c. thtrP "';i ., nn ron fu•.ion .,.inon~ ~;1m1· orf1ua l about ht., < rJntrovers1<1I O f/ touc·hdowt1 call an the Am1·nr;1n f'ootball Cunrt!ri nC t' c hdn1 p1on,h1p ~Jmt· fl11n Orr of ·'J'h' 1111 !l1•nd•·' tt1t I ' 11 I .r ~t ~l n·kr~uf Ja n '' ,\ C'O°"TRO\ • R'-\ .... , <..11rr1·<1 v.l11n tilt•\l 11in rt11IJ . -.hu\o\l'd lfrnfro (1•1 t l.rnrlt·tl 1n hou111.b Ila~ l>.ilk hu\lo1·\u h ttl th1· ball From n1) po,1\aon 1111 th• fit:ld. I"''"' the onl> uH1 l1.i.I ~ho had a view of the ball u Renfro struggled v.lth 1l " Orr ~•ad Saturda~ 1n das('us.,ing th• pl.;\ ror publ.Jca\111n for thr• far• t tun• · I <l1ct not h• llf'\ 1 I .. t .••I l'""l''' 1on <•f thc· ball 1111rtl h• "".1~ .drtJd) .;t·r os!> lt1t t·11tl lint L nckr an .igrerml'nl ""1th th• ':ittoni.ll 1-ootb~ll I C'agu• <>f !1uals ..ir<' not al101111t-d to da-.C'u':-. pl,1)) l.D'ltll tht' end of the ::.ea.!>On "I WAS WATCHJSG the n' C'el\'<'r and the defender to makt• i.ure tMre "'as no contaC'l.J>nor to C'atch1ng the ball." Orrtsaad ·'lie look the ball O\'t·r h t'> s houlder Then his hand-. dropped do'4n into a po!>atlon whe re tus back 1o1.as ~tv.een me and the ball At that moment I got a shot of h1s feet . They both landed lll bounds "Then he turned slightly toward me and I could see the ball again lie was struggling 14 1th al So. from my point of vaew. 1l was ball·fttt·ball "Wbett were his feet when he finally got possession or the toot ball" In my judgment tht!) "'ert- out or bounds .. THE FORMER \'anderbalt quarterback said he gave <t "weak" no·touchdown call and reported r\ to referee Jim Tun DC) "Our ml'ellng on the field was an keeping wrth routine pr<> cedure, .. Orr 'laid ··There rt·r tarnly wab no confusion amon~ u:.. although v.e did have "• m o\e Jway from bf'verJI pl..i) f'r'• who had Rathe red wh.-r1 I "'• nt 111 the Mdehn.:' to lt 11 runnl!\ v.hat I hod called · "! tnld him 'llP ~ot both ff'•·l du"" n nkJ\ hut he dtrln t h<t\ ,. I'" .. , ... ,,on-"' h1•n hP "'''nt nut of b 111111d' · Orr '.11d "Tunn1··, I h•·n c ;;\ ,. th•· nr1 r11ud 1d•n .. 11 ''fl n.d · CJrr sJ1d h1., l'Jll 1·11uld htn •· la l n l k.irt·r I <'<Jllt'Jtd I ~hriuld ha\I• ntJdt· o more t-rnphJltc: s1~n.1I h 1,• I m 'url' l v.J~ lookan~ .• 1 • \1tl; '111 JU'! Jbollt f'\t'r\' plJy, l tt i.t:t: what anyont: else had on the play. ln this cue. 1 waa the only Ont> who rould !ltt h im a\rug· 11l1n.: 'o\tlh llwlJ,ill Seminar In Athletes' Vision Set lntroduclor} ~cman11r:. an \'1 s1o n DynJmt<:!> .• m <')<'~aght .;ml perception program aiml'll towards athlete". v.111 be Ci>n ducted in Oran~e County start ing March 4. according to La1una Beacb optometnst 8111 Harrtsoo The orittrnator of Vision Dynamic!', Harrison has used has program wtth George Brett of the Kansas City Royal:.. Bruce Taylor of the San Fran C'ISCo 49ers and several mem tx>rs of Lbe PGA tour and lhl' l ' S. Olympic ska and skating. team! Harrison Introdu ctor y st•m1nar-; consist of a 45 minut1• cassette tape. accompanied by printed instruction and visual aad!! Further anformallon on lht• V1s1on Dynamics seminar 1s available by phoning 494 ·4470. Blalock fell back on the five· stroke lead she opened Friday with a women's courae ~rd 86 "I figured I could 10 out and play cooallt.enl coif, bit' ateent aod they wouldD't catch me," said Blalock, who bogey«! the fifth, 11th and 18th holes. "They altnost did. I was scared all day." ...... ...,.J WlllTE IN SHADOW. 0 HARBOR BLVD. of CARS 0 Melt.on bad a dl.aaatroua ftve- over-par 77 Tbunday, but then posted three 1tral1bt 1ubpar rouada to tie sandra Spullch tor thlrd at three-under 285. Sally ~lttle was alone ln fourth at 2· under286. "l wish I could have made more birdies and put a little pres· '"'°' oo Jane,'' Melt.on aald. "I would bave liked t.o have IMO what would have happened • ., Mary Dwyer and Bonnie Bryant rounded out the U..t of subpar ftniabenJ 11 both btrdled the 18th Lo come in at l ·und•r 28'7 Only elldlt players broke par for 12 bolea on the e,211.yard TurnberTJ I.Ile course. seven of 10 exclusive of their own. Seagren, who bouaht a home near the original Superstars site and almost made it a career, waa the original winner. Soccer ace Rote woo in 1974, 1976 and 1971, b1a streak interrupted by O.J . Top Surfer Will Speak South African surfer Shaun Tomson will be the featured speaker Tueaday at San Clemem.e•a Kinmar Theater on aui:flnc coadltlona around the world. TomtOG w1l1 apeak follo1rlnf a tO-mlaute film, 1'rH Ride, Which featunt tm world ebam· pion Bablltt Bartbolomtw. tm world champion Mark Rlclwdl and hlmMl.f. • • Water skier Wayne Grimdilch1 was the champ ln 1978 and last year lt wu another football run ner. Greg Pruitt. unable to di· fend because of an injurv. Simpson, al 6· l and 21 2 pc>unda, had a distlnct physical ed1e over White. aliaht for a running back at 5·10 and 185 pound.a. Yet lhe slippery, low· running White exhibited enough e lusiveness to become the second leading ball carrier in colleae histoq. Euept for in· Jurlea. be miabt have overtaken the all-time leader. Tony Dorsett. White hasn't impressed pro acouts, who look wUb 1reater favor on the bl.,er1 more powerful BllJY Slm1 01 Oklahoma. The tX·Trojan tallbaclt Isn't concerned. COITAMllA DAT1UN ... .._....., W00.10 Costa Mela MM.....,llwCI WI>..., NAllH CAIMUAC, INC. >tOO~IMS. ~ .... *"'>Or Nod "'2.cio.o Jla11ey. Brlh aad Bryant cb~ Blatocll::'a tour-1troto lead lnto the ftnal fOUDd. At one me or another, each waa Ov•under and Juat one abot off the lead. But Brtta ftll blek ,.. ..,,.,.. at tbe 12tb and 1ltb aad llUMJ Iott tt when 1ht wnt bltO tbe water at 11. The ftlm II narrated by Ju MlcbMI VlMeot. Perform~ area acMduled for 11:80 and I p.m. ncata are available at the '°x oftl~ at 91 uoh. "I don't know where I 'll 10 lD tbt draft." be said. "I luat want to play football. J wan to ahow what l can do. Then maybe J can dlc:tat. where I play.•' And maybe brtak Jlm Brown'• 12,312 yards -which O.J. couldn't do? 0 IT'S WORTH THE TRIP. IAltU IH OYOY•vouo .... ~ .... ••lOJ 0 Wholmowa? I ···:.·.~··-· APWtr•~o ~ r ltC>rUaty 11 , 1980 OAIL Y PILOT 113: Yaehtlag Ullmer Wins Craig Trophy LOS ANGELES-Seventy five yachts turned out Saturday for Los Angeles Yacht Club·s Open· mg Day races featunng some of the most coveted trophies in Southern CalifomJa yachti.ng. Winner of the Craig Trophy for yachL'I rated unde r the International OHshore Huie llOR> was Ruffian JI, skippered by Ted Zellmer, Llttle Ships Fleet ot Long &ach. Runner-up was Harry Hibbs' Ton.J<a , Anacapa Yacht Club, und thtrd was Hur· rah, Willie Blakesley, LA YC Tom Sbaddeo of Long Beach Yacht Club at the helm ot Silver fox was the winner of the f lagship T rophy, also for JOR ratings Second was Saratoga, sailed by Chuck Fowler, Kang Harbor Yacht Club, and third was Bttp Beep, s k1pJ>('red by Gary Wmterraud, Alamitos Bay Yacht Club The Vanderbilt Trophy for Performance Han- dicap Racing Flei'l 1 PllHF1 yachts was won by Pat Hambnck's Rabb<>t from Long Beach Yacht Club. Second was U«11r Y Air co skippered by Bnan and Ken 1'a1r Third was Flambouyant, Barney f'lam. LBYC The Hors' Dt-rb} . .tn informal r ace for member yachL..,, "'Js \4on by Shawnigan Craig l'liorton. seeond was Chei:lah, Karl Klokke. and third was Onzaba . .Aud C.ffpt•ntt•r Thie, rnre rP- qu1res crews to prcpan• hor'> d 1wu\·r,..., tor tht> l'Vening banqul't whllt.• ..,a1l1ng &round lhe bay In the orx:·ning l>ay c·eremonie., Willetrd Fkll Wl:IS lflSlallt.•d as !ht· t•om rnodor1· ror l'i$i/J OCC Captures Soullier11 Ser ies 0 ~ I ~ J I r (j{T THAT ARM «!lNao If f()I/ /fANT RJ{JJCR ON 71kJSE 5'/(}(Jt/Xf-/llCll 511d15/ INOl"!C>&R 70 <JET~ ~:Au:.tiT·lfE/fO vet/X/7Y, /pV tttl!";T A 1'01 P Pt...-f Yt .4'6 me l!Au. rotJ c.ttJ2 ~ ~ 8()0'1, /JA'T1f Tl-/£ ~ C/i!Alllfff> 1AI TIC.Hr- ~ rT/1.6 f0(1/i! A~ M!J.L fl<T~Not:O ~H l?lt: 4fa:. • St!IM:> t.KTN A ~D ~R Jv:< ..,....-_t __ c._ »J~w rv1u 1~1.P M me f(/611 DalNCti<A::> /MU - 59 Boats Co01pete In Valentine Race Warm. summ1•r l1k1 · "'•·ather S<tturd.i> .ind Sunday ent1u·d 5!1 ..,m;dl boat :-.k1ppl'r'> 1n '>I)( rlasse::; to Nt'IA.IKJrt hay for tht' 17th ..,J1ltn1: cJ( 1111• \ ,J lf'Oltnt· ftl'>!..tl !.J I'll "l''m .... 1111-<I b\ l.1d11 lsl1• .111d H.1h 1.1 c 1111111h1.1n \ .11'111 I 'li1lr r rcoph\ I .... ti t•L1 ,.,. "l llfll'f' 1,11 Ll00·14H <H1 Fred Toepel , BY(', 2 Bob Mantltt•, LIYC. SA ncn· A & B (131 David fo'rnn<:o, LJYt', 2 J oann Norm<.1n , BC'Y<'; ;i John Perru <'k, BC'Y('; I Trt•vor Bf'n1•d1c-1 , l.IYC'. ~' Hu·h:.ird <'rook, I.I Y<' 1 ~td .. '\ ,.,, .... , r f'r. 111 I Oran~l' Co;i:-.1 <'1d lt ~~1· "k'l•I,. r" f'tir1 . HJJh .1nrl f'll1t 1.ru , 11, \ 1 JJck t-'ranro sc•or1•!1 th• 1r .,,.,.,,,,rf '"'"~hi 'll't11r·. Sundav in the• 1'..t1•1f11 l 'o.i t Ir I• r• ••ll•-.:1.1t1 \ a1 h• in~ \ss11<•1.it111n'· So11t11•111 '.'.t·ri•• ,,cil•·d 1ra t-li-111~ J rs on Nc·1A.1>11rt tl.11 h•>r ~,\II()'(' (' I 11 I K11ffl1·1, l!'\c· I' .1 r'WO.'> I.I\ C ' 'lt.irk. BCYC :1 .\1ulh I . \~t-.H 1 i \!I ~ t • LEASE I 1111 1 l.111· \ Ht , I FOURTtt CROWN A menC'an Enc Heiden :-J>l't'd:-. to t hl' l.000 mell'r s pee d s kating ftlC't' :i1 1h1· v.orld c·hamp1onsh1ps in Wes t All1:-., Wis Suncl a) It was llP1den's fourth title as he prl'pJn·:-. for the Wintc.·r Olym pie:; C'n·"'ini.: ror \ t1 .1111 '~ tl•I" r H.1.tl• ~.1• Kn , "whwurl'r .• md 1111 c r• IA. 1111 1' r ·•II•" 1111 th1· H tt'dll'I ""J:. Marc1.1 l>,I\ 1 Then· Wt'(t• 17 t>11Jh rrorn l·Ji.:ht ,, h1w1I\ 10 lh• n·gutta Top 1'( .1fl••r lh1 fir<,t ,...,,, c n• in oc < .l1•r1\ 'l.•1t111.111 He \I .I y. di '"''l"•• II I I\ ( C,.t1tf1n \l'o1ll ·I inc AMY MAii AMY MOOR IM,OIT Ott DOM IS TIC Pay 1st Month Only Bo~Now 18-0 Who 's Counting? Gerulaitis Isn't BOCA W EST, F Ja (AP) Not onJy does BJorn Borg own a private island, a home in Monte Carlo and a multimillion dollar bank account ; the 23-year-old Swede a lso "owns " Vitas Gerulait1s and the Grand Slam of Tenrus. Bore cap\ured bla fourth~ anal9)Jt tltle here Sunday by pound1ng out a 6· l, 5· 7, 6-1 vic- tory over Gl'rula1t1s tn a m atch worth Sl50.000. the biggest prize in tennis THAT BROUGHT Borg's t•an•er r C'cord to 16·0 against Gl'rul:11t1.., a flashy New Yorker v. ho tc.1ok homt• $75,000 It also udded to Borg's stash of four Wimbledon t1tll•s. four f'rench Opens, l1A.o ltalwn Open!> cind one Grnntl Pnx Masters cham p1onsh1p Hor~ also happt•ns lo own an 1s l,md in lhP Baltic S1•t.t off the ~.nuthr>rn t•o.i•,t nf Sw<•dC'n ln- tl'rnalll)n:il ManaHt•ment Group, wh1eh h .rndl1•s ha s uffaars. estimatt·.., ht· .., th!! hig hest paid alhlclt• 1ri lh•· world In 1979. he t'arnt•d s:1 m1ll1on and half from cndorsf'mt•nh BORG. TIU: WOKl.D'S No. 1 r;rnked pl.1vt•r was at home on the ~I""· da.v -.u rfaC('. spraying his sava~<' l op-spin ground s1 roke:.-all ovt>r the rourt The qu1<'k Gerul<11t1s. ranked No. 4. covered the l'Ourt well. but his aggressive charges to the net were oflen an..,wncd by scything Dorg passtnj:! :-.hnh whistled a forehand cross-court p assing s hot fo r an o utright winner. On the next point, GeruJaitis retrieved a Borg drop volley and shoveled it o ver the net. Borg flipped a Job over Gerulaiti.s, but the New Yorker t.UOled and fired back a winnina over·tbe-11boulder backhand. Borg made a forehand error o n the n e xt p oint, giving Gerulaitis the break and a &-5 lead. GeruJaitis he ld serve at love to close out the set on an impressive note. BUT THE THIRD set was all Borg. Gerula itis double faulted twice in the second game, allow- ing Borg an early service break. In Sunday's consolation match o f the four-man event. J ohn Mc E n roe outlasted G uallermo Vi las 7-5 10 a tiebreake r and posted a n 8-7 victory T h(' two ll'ft-handers wen• scheduled to play a two-of-three match. but at was s hortened because or ram and to allow the final to go at 4 p.m Each earned S37.500. The $300,000 event 1s a s howcase for t he winners or the previous year's Grand Slam tournaments. Borl? tnumphed at Wi mbledon ar.d the Jo'rench Open, McEnroe won the US. Open and Vilas captured the Australian Open. Gerulailis quahfaed by wmning the ltalJan Open. a qualifying event only when one player wins more than one of lhe tournaments. f',.._Page8J COLD WAR •. the violations at the European Champ1oru.h1ps, too " c; (•orgt' ~uad hc• was aware of N1C'ks' IC'tler lie said that 1t could be forwa rded to the ISU's technical comm ittee a nd the U.S. Olympic Commltt~ as a complamt or as a request for an interpretation. IT DIDN'T APPEAR that R odni n a a nd Zaitsev we r e pena lized at the E uropean com - petition, whlch they won easuy. "But thiJI ia the Olympics ," said Fe rguson. "I! a complaint is m ade, it has to be followed by the ISU." Nicks plans to monitor the Soviet pairs' practice torught for violations. He spotted the possi· ble infractions on televis ton J an. 26, but waited until three days ago to complain about them. "I didn't come he re to go on the defensive." Nicks said EAGLES KEEP N(J. 1 RANKING OaiJy Pilot Top 10 Orang.-County High School Basketball P os. T(•am Record 1. Estancia 20 :1 2 Ocl·an V1t'"' ;.'{) 2 3 Katt·lla IR-3 4 Santa Ana Valle•\ 18 3 5 Mater Oe1 18 J 6. La Qwnta 18 4 7 Corona dclMar 16-4 R Los Am1goc; IS-4 !I. Tro) 17-4 10 Los Alam1toc; 15·5 I I I If I I 1 \ 7 I l 'f San D11·i.:o ,, I 1• twl" ''"" ~'"' l 111 1• • "It .1to· .ind l ~C. and <• Ill' ht I 1A.1·1·n l l'J.,\ 1111J Lcmg B<•Jt'h • St..tll' H''" I 111cJ 1~,1,,,111 I!\ 1 t, , r , I h11r111 llt 1 I lnd1\1du.JI low ll'lllll !-11111•r Jt 111• • <1tH'l u:>111n nf the two si·n1·s wc·rt· \ 11 .ir11 Hub !'t1 1trtin UC LA, 8. Chns HJ..ali oc·c I:! t\c•1tli l>1xbon ' ' INC't ( it°'h (Hrl'1 .tV",tll;tf ·iPI No ll•~P0..,1t~. • No ~..t'' r•1onth Wt-Pfil/ ,._, y•'.JP•. "' ''""p SPP ()qt ,1•' . ., • " ' ... )fl A ~ .. ". IL:i, .. · .. (7141 1311055 121Jl 637 om Lon,!.! Beac·h StatP, IH I! k..tn1 \fark Folkman UC San Diego. G, !-itott llarn!> "II> "ltalt· 9 Jack Franco. OCC. ~ Southern Sl'ril·~ No :1 "'111 hl' '>iJll•·d <Jt Alam1lo~ Bay Yac-ht Club. Lnni.: 1!1•..tl'h, March l .. ~/,.· # ,,P Zi llgitt and Wrighf Vortex a Winner Bruce Twitch el l's Vortex from Voyagers Yacht Cl ub wa:. th<' Class A wmner 1n the second race o r South S hore Yac h t Club 's Winter Hlbach i Series Sunday. The series 1s sai l ed under thl' Performance Hand1rap Racing Fleet handicap rule . Joe WU\Jcleman. SSY<.' crass R "'lnnt!r .... a .. Pintado. Oavt' Williams. I VYC "t'Con d 14 <i:. Ce lebration . John I Fluegge. S SYC, and third was The Gypsea, Hew Goodfield, VYC The l41nner tn Class C was For Sail LvlP Walhts. SSYC. followed by Spa)!hett1 \ e ndo r. Denny Schroedt•r, Sea ScouL-; ( on! r .ir1111 In ur.inc., """'"' n•111.' c ''"' ·" 1 u r .. r 1nm1"''1"' 111i111 .... f11r l.1.1hilf 1' I •11·1111 • •11 l'r• I" r• I \\ , . r ('on J'''' .11111r J1 ... uiJt•1 \\. • •f ,t I trutlP ~our t"l()Jm~ n1·t.,f Bob L. Guffin NJT \f.ir A.t-1"1..ir tk1Uh·.1'1J "''""1X'" 8c .I( h ( J ., ....... 17141 f'ol •.I()<,•, Second place an Class A went lo Momentum. Peter Tong. SSYC. and third wa:. Shot•k W""'· Tulsa~ Surf Vie ~ COUf'OMJDI 01~c5~~ GRAND OPENING SPECIALS . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . I I I • ' • ' \. J ' • ' ' • I -I 5°/o OISCOUKT In tht•1r r1n;il hom1• ronte~t anrt lh•• pu.'h (r1r a W l'\l1•rn IJ1n,111n plavorr lil'rth in lhr· A m f' r 1 r .1 n So<' r 1· r L<'Jl;UP indoor 'I"'""" the Cal1forn1J ~urr ml'ets Tulsa tonight .ii An a he1 m Cnn \'f'n I ion Center. It starts Jt i :Ill The S11rf fJ 71 hJ• a s hot at tying for third place. but muio.t win big t o overcomt• Tu ha 'i. • nane-goal d1ffl'rc-n1·<' should the !Wa"<m encl Ill WE DO P1.UMllHG & HUTIMG REPAIRS OFAUTYPfS ·•".-o-" ~ ~,.,... ~~. t•~ _.. ."'-..,... ....... ''f ... ,.. A s ._.,. I -...ii.•\ "" ""-'•••-' ~., ~ 15%-ClolY _ _,_"ICI 0 cau oe •ranow_,.. f O .. IA#U- "On this c·ourt, when you come in it must be an almost perfect approa<'h !>hot," said Borg, who nppt•d 24 winners off has bullet for e h a nd and two-f isted backhand "Vatas cam e in on not such good shots, and I had an easy tame makin g passin g shots." Martina Relaxed It Shows in Easy Win a tie. I n an ('arlv st·a!'ton meeting betwel'n lhr l wo. the Surf poundl·d the Roughneck.'. 13 8 Forw ard Lauri e Abrahams has 13 g<Jt1l~ ~ and 14 a ssis t s f or 40 points and the No t s pat in the West Teum mates Ma rk L ind:.ay and Craig Allen hav(• 30 and 28 paints for the Surf. -L ._ -.., ;.·· . ....-..-:..... -~ "'-'r-....... Gerulaills. who wasn 't he lped oy a n erratic foreh a nd a nd seven double faults, a ppeared unsure whether to battle Borg from the baseline or t he net. "VITAS MIG HT p refer a faster surface," Bor g saad "He 's a guy who likes to come in a lot (to the n et ). He's ag- gressive and on Ulia surface you h ave to be a Uttle more patient ... Gerulaitis, who Jost to Borg in straight sets in the finals of last m onth's Masters ln New York, said he bas run out of game plans fort.be steady Swede. •'When you com e to the net , he passes you; when he needs a big serve be gels tt -be Just J>lays the big points well," be said. As for b is 16-match losing streak, GerulaiUs saJd, "It's a little frustrating, but he la the No. 1 player ln the wo rld. 11 J lost to No. 600 I 'd r eally be ticked oft." GERULAms, WHO was help- len tn the n rst .a nd third sc.M, provided sorQe thrllls ln the 1econd set ro r 12,000 Boca Wost tans. With Bora servinii at U -15 and the set tied at S-5, GeruJaitil JNGLEWOOD CAP) -When M a rtin a Nav r atil ova fi rst moved to the United Sta tes from her native Czechoslova kia, s he s uffe red occas iona l pangs of hom esickness and tha t tended to atfe cthe rtennis game . Now, however, he r fa mily is liv- ing in Dallas, and by her own ad - mission her play couldn't be bet· ter . After Sunday, .there's litUe doubting that she's right a bout that. NAVRATILOVA, the l o p - ranked women professional ten- nis player in the world, dis- p a t ched No. 2-ranked Tracy Austin 6-2, ~ to win a tourna- me nt at the Forum. Then, for good measure, she teamed with Rosemary Casals to win tbe doubles UUe over the team or Kathy Jordan and Anne Smith. "I ·am more oraanJied with my family here," NavraUlova said. "My mind Is free and I can ao o ut and enjoy myself. Them being here has made a big <llf. fere nce." NavraUlova has loat only two sets in 57 atn1Jea and doubles sell played so far ln 1980. The only set she loat in the week-Jona tournament ln Loa An1elt1 . .. . came in semifin als doubles ac- tion Friday THE SINGLES VICTORY was wo rth $24,000 , and s he earned $4.000 more as her share or the doubles championship. A dls1Jppointed Austin said she Ha lftime will reature h a d wanted lo play a good a special game pitting m atch for her family, which was Doug Fra nce o f t h e In the crowd. "I should have Rams, the Angels' Rod played a lot steadier and hit Ca rew and KEZY disc deepe r,''shesaid. j oc k eys an a gam t> Austin saad s he was playing aga inst the Calendar with a blood blis ter on her root ;G;;;::;;ir;;;;;ls:;;;.;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;:=- and stiffness in her back that .Ii( LOW COST-was present when s he got out or bed SUT1day. CAREFREE SAILING "'1MM4CUl.ATI 21"30' I OATI "I 'KNOW IT sounds like I'm SIHCM "' ''•"°"'911..01oom u1 P,,.,11. r 0<•e1 making excuses, but I co dn't .--'VL.LV 1001p~10 lunge for the ball today," she \ ~, ... Pf'OM said. . A9Cl•o 0t•ecl•o<1 r,,..,., Navratilova, who bold.a a 7-5 ' 'ut1,equ•oo.oa.••.., lifetime edge In her meetines ~:':: ~Ntv with Austin, served three aces -_,,_ 11eo1mon1~ and broke Aualln's service twice In the flf'8t set and added three service breaka in the second set. "I was much more dominant from the baseline (normally an J;i~~~~~~ A u atln t r ade m a rk ),'' said Navratilova "I can do that when I'm ahe.d. Tracy dJdn't really play up to par." "Sweetheart Bouquet" S ily "I love you" with Roger's elegant "Sweetheart Bouquet.'' Oar epe cial touc h tell• her that really c are . Thi• lovely arrangement is only $24. 95 which includes free local delivery.• •Newport 0..-ch, Corona 0.1 Mar, Balboft, ll'Vln• and Co.ta Mna. 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L...Ctf f't ·~ .. ·-:i Mis~."* . 1 Weekend Transact1on a N41t~t ·~tM•tO..u A\Vtf1.lh•t111 .. M il A(..d I ... HIA l•t: R\ W•1w.cf ~t •• ~, O*M'" HOC••" ,.,.....,.,,Aflf'40't•,r l e o~• •O ., •. "" ""' ' '¥"" ,.,,. • "'' ,, • f'lCC I I> . ' . .. ' I It • Pu BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Pt BIJ<' "IOTll't-l'l Bl I< ,ICTITIOU\ aV\INFU NAME \fAlfMEHT ,,,_. ,,_ ''·• IOll-•nQ 11.,W" "<>o.no IJ\i\l \TATIMINTOf'WITM0•4WAl. "°\\A "'°"" IOA•T•lll"°l lO Hfl>CO•,.tl> JOtlMln llet-0.-l•ATtlfOUHOI• C•"'"'n1• ., .. , '•CT• nous auso••H .. ...,.., p.,,.(,. L P•r'°"' f1IOO R l\J"9t Th41 fOlto.rtne ...,"°" ~ •llftO, ..... A••f'll..,.. Newport 6t.CI\ C.•ttforn1• ., • t•l'l .. r•I D•"'"•" ,,0,., l"llf' ni.J oe,.,.,.,.,,.., -••"t -,,,. ,,. TIU\ -I\~-111' ... "' '"-. ---.. "'ILU.U••f "'•-' 1trt0ll'e•T11• • m --•-· .. .Vt<I• l. ,..,_ wife n ~ -... Cott-• T,.., '~ ·~ •1•ed •1"' n.. m .u co ...... , ....... 0.-90 c-i. ... , ... ,..,_ """""• ,,._ \te .. 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Ot~ C...nl• on ).,, ... ,, II, ,.., Al( Pf AC T10fiit'• "" ,,. orpor•ttOf'\ b'V R"'°" f w.-.. ~, .. .,... l JAME\ llAU•"" o.MA11co. •• ·~ oat•••• •o TMllAU&tLU ... 111 Atw•nM~ ""•--1 ~ --...... -... _.---.u._ 1'\11>'•-Or-C-11 0.·•• ...... r.o II 18 H -J ,.. lsta "(fl TIOU\ 8U\IN(,, ......... llAllMI NT '"'• tc. •O••"" 04"• ~' ••I' c>o "• Dw\tN\\ •\ ' .. •ICf•t 1 .,,,. IHt~\ .. "'°"' H•H ""'"'"'' ,, ..... l ,,,A W•tf•frrt .1 • ••lo••••• "IA6 1t ,_ \ttAlf\ i. v~ •lh ...... oo,., ti•.O "' '' • • ...... r"" • Mttlu r .11t111.,. C.O..t• ~ (All...,"'".'"'' ., .. ,. ~ .. ...,.., ·~""" ))tilt W•tl J "'•""" t •f' • • f n1."I•<# tM ~.,.(.nlt6' ()r ...... (AP '">'"'-•'Jiw.I At<r •to •-• U. t<nte ~~ ~ l •••\Oll'I )) lit #lt\I f.te 1t •I 1• ,_..,,I c.-.. ..... ~.~.... \ ll'\1'~"°"'"'0f'llClw<" ... b-..,..,n r. ... -•• ..-........... _ ............ __ -c-. ......, J ........ ~ f trllf\ ,.............., ---, .......... , "'- , ,.,, ............... •41>'\ t "2 • "'' t~ Ovt'' r t 0 f'<llf'\Qle (~T 01'1 r~,, c .. ,-, O" Ur~ ,.......,.., •• ~ • v•'• -,,_,. ... tA>f "1'.o C>""""" (.09,1 l • • ., .. t ,.,,. ,. ,.. •-.o • t ,.. \•. Pt BU{' !\O'Tll t: .. .. . .. , ... " ,. .. .,_\I C,Ai 19 I Pt Ul.H '\OTH t-. N ~1/S CP·I0921 NOTICE OF DEATH OF NOTICEOFOEATHOF LORETHA MAE ROY. PEGGY JEAN ALLE N, ale• LORETHA M . ROY •IM> k"°"'" •S PEGGY J. ANO OF PETITION TO ALLEN Md as P J . AL-,AOMINISTER ESTATE LEN AND OF PETITION NO A ·103221 TO ADMINI S TER T o all hei rs ESTATE NO. A·103229 bt ""'" 1,11 .... , creditor . T o ct 1 1 h *' 1 r s . <1nd c.ont1n1wn1 CrPd 1tor" cot benet1c1aries, t redltor\ LorethJ M oe Roy , dkd and contmoent crf'Cl1tor'> of Lo, Pt n d M Ro 'I and tl'le above-nameddett"denl PE'r '>on~ w ho may b1 · Pl..,, P11Qt1"""' Or-Co .. t Oetl• ,., ... Je n JI l't .. .._ 4.11, •-,,._ PUBLIC NOTICE and persons who may be othPrw 1•.e inter••\led 1n th•· -----otherwise lntertM.ted 1n tht> will and or PSlatP n•TW Ol'CAUl"CHl•c• w lll and/or estate A pet1t1on has been filed Tlfl n~:.~11~1,..CT A pett11on ha~ ~n fflf'd by Cnnc:.tine Keathley m c,.Mm Olll'AnMllWT04' by L yOO. G Oc;t>rink 1n the 5uperior Court of P un... M••aM. .. avtc.t the Superio r Court ot OrdnQf' County re-questtnQ '~~~!:~!',"::• ..,,.,,.~,::,~"'::••CM Orange County r~u~11n9 that Chr1c,tme Keathley b1· '"• totiow•nt '"'-. ••• ... s1ALIO ~ .,.".,.,... that she be app()lnted as appo1ntf>d as personal ..,..,...,.. u• ... • ,,. "-M••. ,., s.,.,,. person.I repASentat1ve to re pr e<>en tat 1 >1e to dO MAU•""'°".,Pt•Z" i.ott:.•1 1 14_.., .... ...,,.,._CM-•. admlnlste< the estate of m1n1c;ter the t>c;tate ot PUBLIC NOTICE Anteaters l.A>Se Pair To Aztecs 'Thi• y-. use a professional to p!'ep8re your II• retvm There 11 a dltf9fence between •CPA and oth4tf income PICTITIOU1 Mnl"Ht ,,,..,,c,.,.1.eMne C4Htt-•f'M17 ,,... .. , •1t-. ....,_,, ~ .., ___. .. ~-.. L th M R " v1n<• c"••"•· 111o st11t "· •• ... _,. ,_..., _.11 .,. t .. e a~nch•-.. ~ ..... ent ore a ae oy, a .. ct 0....1 .. ~ ...... c.r-· .....,.1t1,_.._,_ .. ._.. ,.., under the Independent Ad· Loretha M Roy, Hunt With a doubleheader loss lo San DieJ(o Stale Sunday, UC lrvme's Ant- eater• will be trtin~ to get back on the winning track Tuesday when they host UCLA and f ormer coach Gary Adams. The two lock hom11 at 2: 30 in a non-conference basebaU game. Sunday's action found hlUe in the way of posl· Uve Rt.at.s for lbe Ant· eaters as they dropped to a 2·4 overrall record. first stranding a dozen runners in an 8-4 loss, then absor bing a 13·1 Iota as the vlcums or a three·hltt.er. M ark St owell a nd Scott Darline each bad • pair of 1iogle1 ln lhe first game as UCJ lubed out el&ht alnetes, but could not come up with the clutch r•ps. OC Irvine bad a thot at tbe nm eame with a lbree·run rally ln the flltb lnnlna t)'inl lt at 3-3 at three walk•, a aacrtllce fiy, a bit batter and Oarlln(l'I R81 1ln1le chased San Dleco SUte't atarter. But the A&tAtct rallied wlt.b a three·run teventb to put it OD lee. ID tbe two 1ames the AJa&uUl'I wtn unable to prodUH HJ Htra baM bl.ta. 91,.. <11 ... 1o mo -°""' .. .,..._.., m inistration of Estate\ l09ton Beach. CA (under ....,.,...,.. '-"'•-• EM111oaMcv eLEcr11 1c•L .. T 1 1 t f th 1 d d t Ad u... er•-io 1110 _,, ~ llOWlll. """'" "· Dell'ART•EHT ... ct. he pet ton 1s ~ or e n epe n en -"""•...,.. ""''........ OP 01v1~HfAL H •v1cn . hearing In Department m1n1strat1on of Estates ta• consunants -w e c•n help mcnim1Le your tall9S and """"8 IT•T•-lfT know the needs of herbor eree buS•nesaet and rl'lldentt ... ~~ ... _.... ,..._, 1' .,.,,. """ C:all us tor an appointment. 673-3884 BalbOe 114and 111crc: s HEl'TIHO ~ A••. m • THOMAS L AHAMSOM. C'A Htll •-n . "_,.....,. .... ,. 1 ·-··-•-C..t1tGn1•• ~!!!!!!~~~~5:;2,:29;,:--;:;;;,;.11".;. .. ;.;,'..,,;;_11-;.,;0 •· ---------------""1 Rl<herd .......... tfff. "IJ Heu C1rc1e •I. """''"91611 let t•. so"'"" Cn••llo 1110 '°"' F•••v11w U ATE HOSll'tTAL. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center A ctl. The pet1t1on 1s set for o-a~~ .. ~~~1c;:'"';'t;': \o,,1 ~~~r:0:'!,1A'iw~"::':..,~NTY. Dri ve West. Santa Ana , hearnlQ •n Dept. fllo. J al °""''"\.wit•""" c.e11t0<n•• r"" P<'Ol«t ,_, ... ,_.,,.,,. California at 10 00 a .m , 100 Civic Center Drive J THE TOTAL SUPPORT COMPANY ANNOUNCES THE VERSATILE AFFORDABLE Bmamary maatar.. .... ' . -. - • .....,c..i • ......,.IF 5 ..... •• Aanfllllttl tM Ciolll'I 1• CllL (714) 744-4555 FOR A -·· ·-""*' °' c.. CINa (etllonw•~ T f'll \ bu'VfW\t I\ c..ondWt tlHt h #' •n dl••4"'•1 A•< .....i H ......... '"" ,, .. _, "" llled with llw ('011nlf Cl••• .. Or~ C-v 0" J•"llA'V II, ·-,.,_, Pu1111.-Or-"9t CO.•l o.ttv Piiot Jen 21, 21. FMI. 4, 11, I-U1 tO PUBUC NOTICE '"" -·" '""°"''"" i.y.., •n •"d '""'"',.. ,_ ••ewt _,.., on March 4, 1980 W e s t . Sant a A n a • "1"-ve-•"""' _.... ....... _.,., IF YOU OBJECT to the California 97702, on Vlftu(r1..... "•<•••< .. -........ ~.... F b lhl• --... 111ec1 •11,, , ... k....., ,.,..,_ -.,._.,.. grantlrlQ of the petition. e ruary 26, 1980 at 10:00 co ...... ,,.,. o• o--c..,..,.,. o 1-.• , .. .,_ • .... ,.,.. .,.,.....,., you shoUld either appear a.m "•t><u•rH ,.., -oowr ,... _ _. at the hearin9 and state IF YOU OBJECT to the w1n111•MVlUAL ror.-w\l•••-11 .. Orl -....V. your objec t ions or fife oranting of the petition, l.CllOW COlll', '~II, 19"' .. •Lift ,_,. , ... , s ,,_,..,,..," ,..11 ... _...,.,,."'-<,_..,. ... written objections w ith the you should etlher appear ''"""·"'.,... '""'(" "-·--"'•"••• 01 ,,,. court before the hearlno. a t the l'leanno and st ate •wrew _ _,..._ \1•1• -_,,,.. -· ...... Your appeorance mav be your object ions or f tf P ,,:..~:~:::::,.'::'.":.09"""' :='y:."::::::;.-o.-•u.... In person or by your at· w r itten oblectlons w ith tl'te "'""' 11u.,, "'" o••., ,,.,,. .,.. torney. court before the hearing. NOTtCSTOU•DtTOttt PUBLIC NOTICE -"I<"'-..,,_.,. c-r«t I F VO U A R E A Your appearance may be .... ,.....,.. ~-._..._ "0 ... .-. C R EDITOR or • cont · In person or by yo•·r at-tuNa1oa C:OUH M TM• --------"''.-.... ._, ,...,._ .... ... ITAT& 04' CALIPCHt•IA l'Oll l'ICTITIOUS Miii..... ..,.,.,, lngent Creditor of the de-torney. TH• COUNTY O~Oll• .. o• """'9 ITAH .... l ... _ --·lc.M--. .. -ceased, you must file your I F y 0 u A R E A tn ,,,. 1tM11., of"" f'U••• ot T,,. , .. _,. ..,_ 1• .. ..,. -...i. ui1":'.-w1.::::"::.,. -'"._.claim with the court or CREDITOR or a cont-n:~~~':'~\u~i~~.:'.;.~,-:;' ,0 ,..":':.ov,utAL eu1o•Hc r .....,.,.SUt•CeM•••M1 present It lo the personal 1n9ent credit or of the de· croe1non ......,.. <'el'"' _..,., ,,. IH$T1Tun. • 1 '"" w-. "'* ., .. ...,. ~ .,._, """"'"' -· representative appointed ceased, you must fife your w1e1-1o111e\Ate<.,.."'11"1,.. m.c-•-..c.i'-•nu7 ___ ....,.._ ........ ,...by the '°'-!rt within four c laim with the court or ot!IU o1 111t <._,,. ol IN etor-0......., a c:-tllt, "" 0 . 4t1 I .......... ..._ <-'.,. ,0 _, ,,.,.. .,. ,,.. ..., .. , •~ c.. ... -... c.i-. ..__ .... ,..,,,,..,_~months from the date of present It to the personal c1enio-.. .,,. eH1<e .. 11 MILTON '"'11 c-... ~ "' ,....,.,,, .. first Issuance of fetters as r epresentative appointed WITH. • ~ -.-ty 0t · S4lt tot. Tiii• ...._ ,, ~ .. Illy.,. Ill-ll•t .. ..,, "----.. ,.. .. rrovlded In Section 700 of by the Court Within four ..... ,,., "''" c.llf. talJ. _,, ...... • ... ,_ ..,..., .. 1.,,. ,_ ........ "' ... ,..,..., p c Mtk•lllNf'•u•-,..••t1•"" oir-.r ....-. ..wMc:,.IN~" .... -..... h e robate ode of months from tile date of -.nio....,"' "'' tMtt«' ptf1.elnlftt 1.o o o ."" o u ''"" 111 ,,,. o. .. ,,..,,n, ot Callfornla. The time for first Issuance of letters as ••If .. , ... ~" c1e1m1 w1111 -oir-. 1 ~"" o ,, ..... ,.,,.11 ...... ~,., •111111•• flllno claims wlfl not ••· provided in Section 700 of flt( .... ,., -.cMn -lie ,.,.. .. ""' ........,. -"'-...... o-. .. ,,_..,._.,,... n--. ** I i-f th P .,, ... 11toe1 •• tf-..io •1111111 ,.,,, c-1, ~ • o....,. ONiey.,. _ .. •-.,,. ._11ic191...,, Pre pr ...... to our months e robate Code of ,,_"".,.... .. ,.,.. ..-iu. ....... ~ "·... ~--............. ,... .. ,. from the date of the hear-C•llfornla. The time for ""J.i::--,.,._., .. ,.. .._.,...,0r.._c.a..o.i: ... -. ;,.• ... ~-:-::;=: l,.gnotladabow. fllln111 ctalms w ill not ex-...... .,.._.,~ .-11 ... .-...4,11,NI ...,...,,....., VOV MAY E X AMINE plrt prior to four months ._._,., _ _... •1tti1-.... , .... "'__.._. the fllt kept by the court. from the date of the hear· .,_....... PUBLIC NOTICE •""..,. ._ 19CMar? .. ue. • If you ant lntentsted In the lno notked above. •.MtLTOttlMl"rM ,...., -_, .. _."' 11 a ....... estate, you may fllt a r• YOU MAY EXAMINE :=:::.:..,'a:....... "::.'"::::::=,... :=;::=::':-.,.":'::quest wtth the coort tor• the flle kept by the court. ......,...,,~ • ..,. TM ........._..,... .,.. ...... c.wact .. _..... .... , •...,, .. celve tPtClef notice of the If you art lntt,..sted In the T .. 1 1111>~ -•r 111e _., _. -._.. .. • ln"9ntorv ol Mtatt au.ts estate, yoo may flle a re- ftWlltlllf 0r ... OIMC OtllY...... IHAO'I MUtH• HllVIU .,.,........ and of the petitions, •C· quest with the court to re· ,..., " MM. ,.. ,_.. ,.. .,.........,., ...... ...,. ._, •• '"' '"'11' , ... , ,,.. 0 ""' counts • n d rt port s celve c,_.111 notice of t"" ... Enl •... _lnlft-t ...,...... ~ ... ·.I.Mer .. ~~~.::::::~ ........ -''"" ,.. ..,... SHAO*'""" N•v1ca. INC. ...... -----dtserlbed In Sectl°" '200 Inventory of estate assets ".~nln91. C•lltar111t u.,.,.11 ... u•o -91CIWR _.. .. " ~-.., of the C:.llfornl•· Prcbate and of lhe petitions, •c· ,.. .. -•'"'"'':..:••11• ••11"''"'"•· ::.~..:C."::W':,~t.. Code. co unts and report s T:::C::1t.-c•o.,.cw. .,_...,.. .. ,,...._....._ LYND.AG. descr ibed In Section 1200 '"'' frld•r In the DAILY PILOT •••· • .,. '"" *'.._ .... "11 _. OSBRINK of the (allfornl~ Probate tHAOMAn1NA ...,_,..... .......... ....,.... .,..•tnr code ta1tv1e•.1NC. a-.......... -.""._....,., vi-.. .. 1 • ~ .. ....._ ................ ,....,.. • •" cnec .. , n · ntt.......,... -,..., ..... 0n,1 ...... "OeMt .. llrlk .. • cer,....ettd, 8~9'omas Timothy E. Metcalf ., ?,"-,.:' °' ... c-tr =~:.~ : . ..:=:. M. CNllW, A Y• for Metcalf allCI McKen11t1 At: l'HTa•UNM .,.......,,.. • ._ ...... , ... ~tua ... r, 17 eor,orate torntY•·•t·Law, 1'912' ..._ __ ...... ...,,_ .... =-:: .... ..._ f'laaa Dr., Newport Magnolia St., Suitt 201 -:....... ~ •••H·~ aHc~lt CA HMO, OH) MHtlngton •Helt, CA pt .. , --~ ... ·-· ~ tH46.(714)tM-1631. ~ OrMel C... Delly~-~.....,Or-. C.-.. OntlY,..... ,.... ~ C:.. ~'' 1'1 !"WI...,.. 0r.,.. ~ o.lly l'tlot M. 21, .. ...., •. 11, t• -... ,..._ '· 11,.. .,... ,.._ti, u. 11,. lM , , ... 11, u. 11, ,. ,_. 8US4NESS I STOCKS Monday' Closin Pri ..... NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS o.-i •• -. ...... _.,_""""" .... ~ ... --·· ,.,.." ..... w ....... Otl! .. l •ftOC.l ... , .. ,,.., .. , .... •• "'""9,_,....,,...,r the .... _., '11-i.1...., .. '9<w111t .. Ot•IH• •4'11 •~tltrwl .. . . ~ . ,,., • '!JI , .... I . ' . J' • " -' . .. Mond9y, r .i>t u.ry I I 1980 N DAIL V PILOT Fears Dueouated Late Retirement Of Little Impact By JORN CUNNIFF NEW YORK (AP) -When the mandatory reth•ement age wrui rabed to 70 years from 6S, effective Jan. 1, 1979. concern developed amoog some executives that cori>orate mob11Jty would be slowed. · That's a coruiiderable worry in some companies. one arising from the belief that if old·timers lineer in ~ posh Jobs at the top they'll clog up the advancement rouse-ror youneer executives with new ideu. . A bottleneck or that sort could have immedlate~on.se quence. forcing innovative young men and women to leave. perhaps slowing producllv1ly growth and weakening competitiveness. · So what, the late-r etirement ad· vocates said, at age 65 a worker orten is h ea lthy , ge n e ra l ly u seful , a nd somet1mei. in need of the money that goe.., with a Job He and s he is not to be ca!>t a!>1de ~ all worn out. There wa~ power behind the move- m ent Consumer represent.alJves. sell- jppomted. had learned how to get their wa) an Washington And the genatnc generation was growing as a proportion or popuJation THE ARGUMENTS SOUNDED very logical and e minently fair. but they may not have served th& need. This facet or "retirement revolution " seems to have become a fiule, or so the early reports would indicate. Workers conunue to retire ID then m1d ·60s. regardless or lht·1r nght to tontinue on to 70 Retirement is as before The us ual ntl's or the event -the watch, the luncheon. the httlt• e ht"ck n:maan unscalhe<l In respon<>eb from 267 Pmployers. the liureau or Na llonJI Affa1rl> r<>und only u hfth had an increase an workers -.ta' tnR lonR£'r than before Tht· law. said the bureau, u pr1v,1t1• busme:-.s resear<'h r1ri:anizat1on. 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Channel 4 A mo<11CIWll' con-.tion t111ngs ,,_ rOMantic 1nte .. est• 10 MOCl\MI ano Gall ll®J A.HOii T ""d o t Tll•reee' t naog1ng Mwle decioe. 10 teave nome ana MOYe 111 with Mr boytri.nd Maxie (I) TliE 000 COUPl.E When Murr•y s wile •ieci' lllfTI trom lheff ~ Felt• Q) GOOOTIMES Flo11d11 ·~ askttd 10 tie thtt te4ev111on 'pokes,.oman IOI e ,_-II Ionic; fD DICt< CAWTT Gut11I av 111or Joupll Hallet ~ OV£REASY Guest 0..ll•nn Carroll IR) (t ' TIC TAC DOUGH ®, FACE THE MUSIC 7'00 0 C88 NEWS 0 N8CNEW8 0 HAPPY OAY8 AGAIN Some sn<>bb••ll Char11eta1s learn $Omo1n111g ulJout clllS' wnan they invite F'on- 11it IO II high ,OCIOty party 0 ABCNEWS 0 'l JOKER'S WILD Cl) M•A 'S'H H&wkeye b~omes so dls- gu't"° """" the pe,icp ll'llk s 0'1111 lie takes matters into h•'> own nands Q} STREETS OF SAN FRAHCISCO An utt<k>fCO• .. poli..e Otto ~ 11 killed when • p91r 01 lliQll acnoot ii IO• oaoe on .. spr~ or robbing t9XI C•b• W OVVllA8'f Gui'" OlahBnn Carroll (RI {Ji) MACHEIL / LE~ER REPO!tT 10 MERV GRIF'FIH Guest& Mitton Berltt, Irv Ben'on. Tammy Wynette. O•rk MauntH Skee••r V•uot1an Anet•llll McArdle J11nntM Burnie<, N<tve<la Oun<..e The•tr• 7'.30 f) TliE MUPP£T8 C.uost Ct1rostop11,... R-O FIGHTBAO< Host OaV1d H0tow111 0 NEWL YWEO GAME 0 TORCHOf' CHAMPIONS A prelude to the 11180 Otymptc Game• t111a pro Chonnrl Lbtin911 0 KNXT (CBS) LO'> Anqt•IP<, 0 KNBC (NBC1 LO"> An 1oles D KTLA (lnrl 1 l ·l' .. ''ngPlec, 0 KABC TV (ABC! Lo-. Angeli•. C'{ l\FMB !CBS) Sdn D•1·go 0 KHJ TV (Ind ) l JC. Anqf'IP!. lfO KCST (ABC! ">an D•l'QC'I Cl) KTTV (Ind I Lo-. Angell''> CE KCOP TV (lnCJ I Lo~ Angele" fl!) KCET TV (PBS! lo~ Angolt:s ~ KOCE TV (P85J Hun11ngron Bflach gram w1U locua on Ille •ctlOn °' 1"8 g•mcs. Ille Olymp!c: ••t•. eno tt>e P4lf r.onalllles tllal m!Wt• thlt ltle "'°'IO ..,.,,, tt la 0 nc TAC DOUGH Cl) ALL IN TliE FAMILY I ove Bv Appolnlmont fli) MACNEIL I LEHRER RE.POA1' Ci) BUOOY HOu. Y: REMINISCINO Twent~ ye•tt efte< Hoity a death. 1111$ l>'OQ•am e aam IMS othe logt•nd ol 11•1• rem11rkAble 50• arttat 8n<I e•ploreos th• chang•• wl,.cll ll•ve occvrred tn the 11~ .. o l the ,.,,.mbenl ol "'' band. Ill& widow , hts tam1ty and 11'<1 mu111Cal WO<lct Cl) P M. MAQAZJNE I '()() f) CJ) WKRP IH CINCINNATI Tl\8 atatt s ell«t• to out>ll- cize a rock group a pet lormence In C1nctnnat1 lllkfl 11 llMIOU' twist wllM lrngedy ttnk" full beta<• tllio ('onc1>rt 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Char* hopes that lllur~ "'"' transler lie• daop •llocuon 101 Alm•nr o Wiider to hta v11111no younger btotlle< (Chari.. Bloom) D MOVIE • • '" "Vobno" ( 111811) Mu lmlllan $chell, Brien 1nv1te1 "'"' to thtr• 0.C.r s epatlment &I 9UODV HOUY REMINISCING Twenty yeMa •Iii.< H041y I <kt•th tnlt program e•em· ,,_ "'" leg9t>anct "'' wtdow h•• 1am11y And thn muaical w0<ld ~ AMEIUCAH &HORT 8TOAY PlkJI s Caae by W1118 Cathor A wo•~•no-ci ... bOy IE"< Rot>arl5J 1n turn ol·tlle c ""tury Ptttsburon 1\1111111 '"' tantaey of ent11t· •no N-Yort.'a h1g11 aoc•- ~ -at ia traoic ooet 8'001)() M'A•&'H An11t bomo rtd1cukld IOI try•no 10 b11r1q 11 plf!Ce 01 TOiedo 10 111e 4077th K11"9flt doubles "'~ Pn0<1, IOQl't homo> 0 T'4E AMERICAN MOVIE AWARDS D•Yld F'rosl llostt Ille firat ewarda prHentlltlOn by tne Nattonal AMOC1a11on or Theel., e>wn«s. llonorlnQ 1,.,. top mov1ee ano P9t • lonnera ot 11178 baaed on the r.utl• or • P<JbllC poll Barbour 'Real People' Innovative Show Saves Critic's Career By J E RRY BUCK LOS ANGELES (AP> -UnUl "Real P.ople'' mat•rlallz.ed, .Jobn Barbour thou1ht he would never perform again. He has a caustic wit, and In jobs on local TV stations u talk show host and critlc·at-lar1e. he'd rubbed some or his bosses the wrong way. "As a performer my career was over," he said. "I'd de· cided I wasn't going to be a critic any more, and I had no income. But I felt good. The first thing in m y life is my !amt· ly. and I'd t ake care or them "J knew l'd dom' my shows well and the public bad accept •.a10u" ('d them , but management hadn't. When I left KNBC, they wouldn't Rive me a $50 a week raise even after I'd won five Emmys. I ne\•er had a contract the five years I was there because somebody was always saying, 'Fire him''" IN ONE SURV E Y, 10 percent of the viewers polled said they tuned m t he local NBC station·,. news program just lo see Barbour's biting reviews of movies and television shows. Another 10 per cent s ald they watched in spite of Barbour. "U you'd told me that two years later I'd be co-producer and co-host of a show on NBC that I had helped create, 1 would have thought you were crazy. Even in my arrogance I wouldn 't have dreamed it." "Real People" Is one of NBC's few solid hits . and is the only s how to survive from last spring's t ryouts AJong with CBS' "60 Min.utes" and ABC's "20·20," it is In the vanguard of what could be a new wave of informational television in the 1980s. Barbour callil It the "entertainment or reality." THE SHOW IS MORE than just a collection or eccentric Americana. Its stories are sometimes humorous, sometimes touchin1, sometimes enlightening, and usually interesting. It can be more bizarre than fiction. Who could come up wllh a family that earns its keep by lying ln coffins at parties, or the reaction or a gas station attendant when a hand comes out of a coffin ln a hearse to pay for the gaSGline. Barbour helped create the show with Geor1e Schlatter, and la not only co·producer and co·host but one of the writers and editors as well. His duties aa an on·tbe·scene reporter have taken h.lm to a panhandlers' school in New York and a nudlat colony ln IndJana. "Real People," which airs Wednesday nights at 8 p. m . on Channel 4, resulted rtom a telephone W~fo:~> Cell 142-1111. Put a , .. word• to work tor ou. OOtNQ IN STYLE .,.. 1:1M:11-10:1.S call NBC president Fred Silverman made to Schlatter. who had been executive producer of "Laugh-In." Silverman uked for a 1prtn1 aeries about "real people." 8CHIATrER GRABBED ONTO Silverman's phrue for a ttUe, and about a week later. Barbour 1i1ned on. He'd previously worked with Schlatter as a writer and resident critic on the revival of "Laugh-In." "Ji"itteen years ago when Geor1e started 'Laugh.Jn' he'd wanted to include 1e1· menta about ordinary people," Barbour said, "but NBC Wa!\ more interested in Rowan and Martin. "And when I was host of a l<><:aJ tallt show, 'AM Los Angeles,' I built the s how into a hit by bnnging on real people. I had very few celebrities. J lhink peoplP are tired Of celebrities." After he left the talk show, he began collecting newspaper items about unUAual people "I knew that the networks eventually would have lo break down the bar riers between news and entertain- ment," Harbour said. .,WHEN I WENT TO ABC lo create a late· night show, I wanted lo use ordinary people. ABC wanted comics. So we parted company. I told them that the e ntertainment or reality would change the face of television." Barbour said be thought Schlatter showed remarkable courage 10 a business where few producers s tand up to a net work. "Some people at NBC didn't want me on the show. but George refused lo allow them to test the talent. He said he was going to do lhe show his way and that was it.·· "Real People" lets Its subjects tell their own story and it never passes judgment, which probably has something to do with its success The most you get is a glance from the reporter or host lo the camera. "The key," said Barbour, "la lntelli1ence coupled with a senae of humor and a sense of humanity. People have had lt with celebrities. It'• Uke Andy Warhol uid, 'We'll all be stars for five minutes,' The wonderful tb.lnl about tbe abow 11 that it shows real people as role modela rather than plaatic fi ct.Jonal characters." THE SEASON'S #1 COMEDY Hm NOW IN ITS Int SMASH WEEK. STEVE MARTIN ·:-[hQ.~ .... _. .......... --. _.., -·-· n1n cm Cltn'UI EIWAllDI' CllllMA WHT IOUTll COAIT f'lAU Or1nge &34·9282 Wtslm111sltf 891-393~ Cosll .. .., ~6 271 1 tTAOIUtl MIYl.ffl 0!1noe &39 8170 ···:..u • ~ • i , . I **"": ,.,l ~ ~---~·TE!.~ ur.a41.s11aa 6' ... ~ F.OrUafY I l 1980 DAil Y PILOT •7 TUBE TOPPERS KOCE 8 7: 30 -Buddy Holly . Remlnisclna. A documentary on the 19501 rock singer 20 years an.er hJs death, examining changes ln the musical world, NBC e 9 :00 -American Movie Award.a. Winners of a public poll among theater ownen are announced in this first annual presentation hosted by David Frost. · ABC D 9 :00 -"The Deep." Concluding the two·part undenea ad· venture movie with Nick Nolte. Jae· queline Bisaet and Robert Shaw <see photo below). 119 MOMCME • * • "Tiie Oeec>" C1077J Rocar1 SNw, JICquolll- B....i. ~ Nolle A youno c;ouola hnd• lnl•>gue and t-• .. ,,,.., tolb• dive otl I .... OOUI o4 Bet· muda end lnedllertentty ""° a b<.ltled .,_,. cac:M (PM121 GI MPVOAlmN a.-11 M~ton Bet1e '"' Ben.on Tammy Wynell•. 01cli Maurice Skeele• Veugl\en, AnOrff McA1dle Jennine 8'Jrnlat, Nevao• Danca Tlleetre, WOOdy H.-m811 t:ao I) (J) HOUSE CAU.8 Kensington General •• h-led by petty tlllevefy W'l4 •phantom OOC101 f1lt AMEAICAH 8"0RT ST~ "Paul a C-" by W11t11 c.a1rw A w0tll.ng<•u•n bOy (£•< Ro~sl in turn Ol·tll8-C""1tury PIMt bu<gh luttlllt hit IBJ\tNy OI entet ong New Y Ol1I S Noh MX• ~ -· at a treg.c coe1 Ui) DISCOVERING THE ART OF KOfl(A 10'00 f) LOU ORA.HT Tiie pr....,rfl bt!gm~ IO';!"' to an •Ir eacty oV9f'WO< • ''° LOu w,.,.,., ,... lrl9a to h<111 JOHN DARLING die a lllnll calla. Ube! orob- letM ano • i.ucs.ng at att •• N88 g) Pl.AYTHE PEN:l>IT AGE8 10'.30 tD Cl) NEWS SI Dl8COV£AJNO THE Alff OF KOAEA Hl1lor1<1I •nd cuttur•I D8CILQ•Ovnd l1lm11d •n KOtM atfl ll'ICloded on ""' I~• on 6 000 Year• ()t l<orNn An .,, .,•h•O•I ,,.,.t -be touuno t,... u s a... "'"' hfl•1 lwO ...... li?i) BIUMOYEM' ~ Trwt WO<ld 0 1 David AOC*....... 8111 MOV-1 IOGcom~ De"10 Roell· elenw on • ~ trig th<OUQl'I h""' count•-'" tt\11 H"11tmatflt Mm porHa11 Of power "'"'*""' en ~e&1MS I '•if'\() 11t 1\tt'\ tfte()tic;f t\ ttnd II.,.,.. In Too Deep? Nick Nolte, Robert Shaw and J acqueline Bisset <from left) seek a fortune m sunken gold in "The Deep," concluding tonight at 9 on A BC. Channel 7. Actor 'Prepared' :'Ii EW \'ORK t AP 1 If actor Rrad Davis J,:rtmaces over thl· C ration~ In his ne'4 fi lm !.l'l durmg the Vif'tnam War. it's because he knows hr~l hand what lht•\ taste hkl• DavJS, who &tarrc·d in lhe movie ":.tidn1ght Express" spent two days 10 lhe fi eld with Mannes al Camp Pendleton. preparing for the current shooting of a television drama, "A Rumor of War." based on the book by Ph.lllp Caputo. THE BOOKMAN REVIEWS In the DAILY PILO Jusr TEllME \\'HAT mu WANT A smashing comedy. ·~ ·-···-.. ·-....... . -. . ., ": ·. H:IO G (I) HAMY 0 t\ -OOlt'lea to H•ry la< he4p ~ tlte ti 11 Ml'leCI IOr nw<detlflG het ••.flu•beind. wt'IO ... a CllOM lrtend ol Hw'Y'• .. TONICllHT ~t llOet. Rid\ Lttlle OvMla OM Ford, ,llftwnle W•ll,.,, Natatle Wood, o.o.s11.-B cou.EOI ~ Stanlotd lfJ Wtlllhington ~THEIMHCW: AiielillcA HILD HOSTAOI A IOoli •I -ti In lretl on !fie tOOlh day ot 1ne en.,. 8MOW * * '"' 'Tlle Night Tney AMled Mlnel<y'I" I tNlll J u on Aobarda. 8 rttt liklen<l CD H<>OAH'I HE1'0U HOQM> ~ IO d•Mble 1 crecJt Getman anll·lllr- Cf<llfl oattery Q) KJHGOF ICEHSINOTOH Otad'f9 ..,., L11rry to buy hi!< a r11lfle tlc:~et for • '"P toLaaVagM m CAPT10HEO A8C HEWS -MDIGKT-~ tt.00 m lrN88KIH: IMP06818LE fll<t tMr 8'\Q~ ,,... ltd OI • WOl IO· rl!t\OWfleO SUrQ60" IO 06Sf">1 Al\ 111tt1mationel d•uq ""9 ti) HONeYMC>C>NEM lll·n~ •"9 1n11 lie •• to b4! rutmed Raccooo 0 1 Tne Y91\I ~t-1> 1-.. r~ .tn ad lib SVfMICh IOt lhe OGUI • 'llOn ED il8 TOHIOHT ~ GAEA T OEOSio..8 f &atorn r u•O!l" f ITl<'f>;I· "'~ ~ ,,,.m u o1c.o-. • <i,."., ... 12:30 0 1b BARHE;Y ... ILUA '~'"'fllf .,,.., n11 ~ m...-t ""1th ''IJ\.tf H,,,., ,,. ,,,..,,. flt~ t IC t!f'\a,ute tr'\e '-0' t• ' , M.J '\l.tt Q.t•lf'C" ,,, -~, . • MOVtl • • "Tlla Y•llQW r omallawtt" ( 195' l A-Of\' Calhoun, Noah Beetv • DIOIC CAvnT GuHI author JoH Pll ......,. tl'AO 8 (J) M00U>U0 McOoud "'-10 ~ ... ,.,..., "*" ol ~ muro.t onwoaa • 1:00 D TOMOMOW Gu.t S....alor Wllllam ProlUl'tlra tD LRNIOTila8M fDOel AOMftT8 • tilACNlll. I~ Al!PORT 1:00 fJ OJ POUCI! STOfn' Joe FOfT811t., l>U'-" t-OC robCert whO """ oul 10 1:18 bfotner&. 1:*>0 NEWS 9 ~FALL AlfO AIS~ OF AEGINALO PEAAIN Aaoll'e flaO". ~ 2:000 NEWS Q) MOVIE •• "eo-y Buc:ll.,008 ( llM71 Hunt1 Hall, Leo Gofcey 2:t&D HEWS 2.2t 0 NEWS T.w11day•11 DaytimP .ffo~·••·" -AFTERNOON- 12;00 c;J * * ' Tiie GrN t Ma11 Wllhkan" 119711 O""" lonfl, ClnOy Ellbecner 12 30 (I) * * * '> 'Wllho<it l OV" • I 1945) SP""""' Tri.cy K8thar111u HODLJ•Jrn A trf~ly w•dOw n-tnt,_ .. , room 10 .J tc:Mtnt1c,t "-"'' tvrn1 out to l>O l 'IOmnem ou11,i I 1 •11 !>O m.n I 330 0 • • • · M11rto-' ( t95'lJ Jemea C.M""' G•yf., HunnlCvlt Allttr hl'•no nlfN1 by un alhJrtnQ b•ono" ti) tocete ""' m 1\' onQ oro111er. 1 pt1vet11 "Y" ..... ti. <1'1 1n (lur5.u'I flt 1 '.•rioper h.-ffllif-''' ., , , , •'( httl with rne dl&llPC~-'' •nc.fll 1 t hr ~o rn1n bY Armstrong & Batiuk 'Soap' Star Plays To Senior Citizens HOLLYWO<H>. Fla IAPJ AdJusllng from collt•ge campuses to Flonda Gold Coast hotel' hasn't bft•n too hard -;n f.1r for <''>median Htlh Cr~ 'ta!. a 1>L1r of ttle\ 1:.100 " Soap " ··Most of lhl' ~tulf works in either ar~<i C'(JI leges or club6." he sald. "But you have to m Jke J few changes, hke you change cocaine to Maalox ' Crystal 1s spending a three w~k break from "Soap" by operung for enlertaJner Susan Anton ..1t tht• 01plomat Hotel. a popuJar showplace amonJ! tht> '4 t>ll hl't'led senior c1 t1Zens m lh.13 area Alt.hough local reviews of the first two mghh or h1~ act were encouraging this weekend \rv'>t<il 1s a 1.Jttle nervous about his first e:<tt:nded clul1 appearance 'I'd likt· to see a lot of colleg{· :-.tuck11t!'I th1 ·1 ,. he adm1ttl'd ., .... S~ICH OF HISTOIUC JISUS .. IGJ '"THI FllSCO KID" .. lt41 .. lPGI ''GUY AHA. CULT Of THI DAMHID'" ''CUI.A" Ill Daily 6:10 Sat, Sun-12:30 1 • l,.a l l:l)tJ ~.:"' J UA-~MlMAS 0rl11Qt 634 391 I UA CINEMAS W .. 1m1Mler 893 0'.JC6 1 lDWARDS' CltUMl COITEll Cosli M86il 979 c 141 IDWAllDS' SADDlllACl El T0<0 581 ·5880 UICOll OfllH·ll 81.1tn1Park 527 2223 m PAllll ACCD'TlD M TIU IMAOlMOl'T ~--~~~~~~~~~ ·"•••••• ... " Keepayou on top of th• entertainment acene, Frld•Y• In the DAILY PILOT ''ILICT'atc HotlSIMAH .. IPGt "1941" IPCil 0 11.ACK HOLE .. IPGJ "STAR TREK" fGJ .. IUlAMER n KRAMER"''' "CHAnH I ., .. "'SOOOITI 911.L .... t~-='" .,. .. INOCr "l&IM'r scaAM• Ill .• ~Yfl'ILOT ENTERTAJNMENT ! MOVIE REVIEW 'American Gigolo' No Movk Hero 81 Aa'l'9UR ll.N10ft ne....,_......,_ ........................ , ................ . IOWPUYING • cmlM c.ao• ... ..,.., t-•llA ""' C.11 W.., )40 ~ ()r4"11'1 ~}.t l~) I Wnlll' l>\191 • J H ................... , ... 6'1 111 Wr1t.er cllrect.or Paul Schrader bu to be the m<1et mllotr.Ynlst ol men Loot1aa batt at aome ot hb earlier movtea. be'1 apparenllJ oot too enchanted wtt.h the mal aa ~it.her. bul whla. be aeem1 to be trylq to UJ aome\hlo1 poalth about bl• putaUw bero ln "Amenun GllOlo," not a 11naJe ooe ol lhe womni not lbt pnC't! tor a hand:aotn• )'OWll atuJ mort' lhu wUlJn1 lo ~h .. t oo their own 11om•tlme1 > unau11••~Un1 epoua., t.tw-motn nt the l'Oln1 pt.a lb• 1Ucht .. t bH ru1.&1h. they·,.. n.•d)' lo chlcket1 out nd dony e\o t)'lhtn11 The-)' IH\'f' our ht ro huldtn• • b.1 h.u OftCC' 004 ol l\lt C'bOOllDI We have 1ee11 UU. m~ Umea lo ot.bor NtUap; the 1ao11ter movies. lb• wetterm. lM pnae flabt plcturt1 Aod alwa,ya w. come out rootlq for Tht Kld. But who an we rootina tor lo "Amen can Gliolo · • -a male pro- atltute! 1 t.b1Dk It's always trullrat lot for an audience to loo& at a pk· lure lo •bkb the,,_ lJI oo ooe \0 1den ~====================: tlfy ••lb. no ooe to ca,,. about I ven Lauren Hutton emera un •ullled lb bll dlaenchanttd eyf' , l•very Otlt of them la bunary unly for 11u , °'" klnluer ~ better And wttll lhty'r" more t.bao wttuna to pay whatever AND WHAT A h"ro1 Hh'batd Ul<to pla)'1 • rn•ll' .,. hur«" 1 •1111 ht1'• 1·•llll(I that, amon• olhor lh!u11. 1 l•t•I uul I DOllBT THAT. dtaplte tbe&r handsome locb. many wiU !Mntlfy wlth either Oere or Hutton, who "tlltully cbe•&a oa ber rlrb husband vrhtto•l'er he UI °"' of town Or. tor that matt ". wlth Hector E.llwodo. ••preik!t\tlf\l lhe f0tte ot law and or de1 with a cynlclam that is un d"r1t..nd1tba.. but hardly ende&rtna 1111• lt•• tiu.111111 .. , hul •"tuuw M bti 91u1 ' ut ot II I l1u 11u u11 llu1 4.0UUt y al hi• t•""''"'*• 1N111a \/au Pallh.ndl1 1uul lho jliant lll• ~ t•lln fi I BIJI U1du:1 f1u whom h.s ho m1 .. n ucl:1t11w1u1l lnck It'• not a matter of oke 1uya f10111hln~ lut In "Amt1rtrao C11olo." thttre 11lmptr. U4'tl°l any ructi .iuys Th1i Ot!tsdn t h•vt.1 bet1n tht" c1&Kt' Alttir •II. lh" b11 char.:t-a1a1n11t Gert: t-------A Ill Uuat hts WU brt1lllun1 lhie r\lles of • Eatso cnmuuu o~raUon AND HO, IN8Tt!AD of uny warmth By The Auo<lated Pl'HI The following are 81llboard's hul record tut.a for tbe week endtng l"eb t6 as U\ey appev in th111 wc:ek 's l~ue of Billboard maaazme u "On l'lw lt1161llO" ll11111u1 ~UCllllll'I ( (' .t , .. t.1.1111 II I I() I 'k•1> II I!" "" ll y <l 1 h h ( UM It Uolon1 10011 bw lmu 111 th1d hu • be1111 t1 ;imoll fu1 .. 111.i u culiirly brutMI 11111rch1r, 1md nu 111u' w1111l.a W liateo to hi• 11cl of tho 11ory Nol lh1111l hti'• let c 1hly 1trUculi.1lu 111 the flratt pl1tcu Hu t'l 111 m • t u •I• o Ii II 11 1 & o J at! v c: 11 h111ju1twua. but nu eily f111d1 iln •nawot uf 111 vol vemtinl, thti fl I in dcvt: lu1l.'ol 11 llrnd of OJ,lll'll )' Wt· w11t<•h our Lhi6111c wr11 not thrnuMh • tihLb:., but undllt " gl1&.1111 -. tht')' m1akt' their ..... --------------------~ futll t: m o v t1a A11 •lw;a y~ 10 • !:,cbruder 1cnµt, lhllrt: 11 .. f.c.t·1111a llOfl with m1htiu I and JH•rtit'\lliuly lht HOT SINGLES 1 "Do That T o l\te One l\tnrt: Time '' C aptain & T c nntllc (Casablanca) 2 "Craiy Little Thin~ Callc·d Love" Queen <Elektra> 3 "Coward Of The County" Kt>nny Rogers 1Un1ted ArtJsts I 4. "Ctusin' " S mokey Robinson (Tamla> S "Rock With You " Michael Jackson (Epic) 6 "Yes. I'm Ready" Ten De Sano with K.C. <Casablanca > 7 "Sara" Fleetwood Mac (Warner Bros l 8. ··1..<>nger" Dan Fogelbcrg (Full Moon· Epic> 1·01• 1 r s 1 11w Wall" l'111k t"loyd (('o lum b1111 :! IJ.a11111 '1 IH• I 111 l'l•ll11t•11 ' lom p I' II v & 'I ta t.' It ,. u I I b r c ll k t' I IS ( Uuc k1>t reel ) 3 "Olf Tht• Wall " Ml<'hllt'I J uduion I t-;pu • 4 • "I' Ii t• I. 0 II .: " u I\ .. I'; Ii " I t.• :I (Ai.ylunu 5 · l'ho1·1oex" Uun l"ol(t•lbt·r~ (Full Moon 1<:11w I fi "l\c•nJ1)" l\1•1111y Hogc r:i ( Un1lt'cl Art11>hl 7 "On '1111• 1:.1t1111 (; rt.•iatcst 1111". Volunw' Orw .~ f \\1100 Uonna Sum mt•r 1C ;1<,,al1l.1111·111 8. "'l'u~.k" l"kl'lwood M a<' (Warner Bros I 9 "C-Orncrstont"' Styx < A&!\t l 10 "Sc ptl'mb<'r M o rn " Ne il Diamond (('ulumbia I 111 tt:n.,h•h to tl1u 111111plt:11l dJtt:<'t <1 Ue•llOfl T IU: IKON V 0 I' "Amt:i lcMn rnl!lolo" 111 thial (icr tt tw1 Lt:ttcrt!J hlm11t-lf. ut h.H111t , 111.·'11 wo11ti f,H 11 .. yond tht-11lrtwt h1111tluu 1rnd ollu:r Ulll!Ort.t'(I lyJk'I wt.• IU't' HI the film lt1"s into body bu1lcl111", 111 la1arr11nj( lung111ai:t•t1, know11 how lu rlrt:till wttll without bl'IOt( flu:.h v. 1lnvt:11 tht' 1>kt•kcst of l'Un1 Mt100 1hly, und h111> .:ot down put tltt• tulk 1u11I tht tuuc•htii .:uarantt•c.'<l lo urou11t: u w11mun In olht•r word~. llkt-lht: pro ressional gunt1uhtt•rs of yore, ha· has maslen'tter, Van Pallandt 1rnd Ouke m their own ways want tu puJI him down They view ham us a lh.reut to their own organi zation~ llt:dOIY 1ldt' uf lhMt m1hi-u1 E"t:n rnort1 <•unou1, ho"t'ver. 1s lht' f1lrn '• ftnalt: a 1t1nt11 of brit'f VIMnellt!t> lwtwet'n Ct'rt: and Hutton Colluwl'd h) 11 qu11·k fade lo Lliac.-k · ai. 11 ltiatilng into 11 TV commt•r c11&I ~t )' h1>lll'&lly. ll man a gt'!> lo 11uggt:M lhut ~·hr11d1:r cl11Jn t kno w qwlt: how ur wht'ft' to t'Od t111> m ovie, but MOCt' l his '" h1tihly unltkt-ly. one ('an onl)' wundt'r whut mot1vatt"d his rt-tu.rn to 11udt un outrno<kd technique But perhaps thJt ·~ the pnce one 1>11)i. for today's "~rsonal \1s1on" film" And I'm not knocktng 1t In dt>t.'d , for all 11..\ faults. "Amencitn Gigolo" stands head and shoulders nbov{• the formula chase hims a.od TV inspired sitcom s that have ~n crowdmg the scr een of la te ''IN SEARCH OF HISTORIC JESUS" <PGJ . . . ... .. NOW Pl.AYING ,llfT t ill CINflll lDWlRDS' HaRBDll TWiii lD'tUllOS' SADDllHCa J• • •• • ~ (.(IS!A lb!>.) Mb II' ' • " '.>II' 'Alil HARBOtl 81YO OfllWl Ill'•''~ 1• •' • Ulf11 •<.JI f r,•mlt 1·11M l11r A1.11111111.. A\A.,1r(J 1 oanpi'l1111111 "• B1...,1 ~un .. ·1q11 h lrn U1rl'tl1i.l Ill. ( l.1uck· ~UIPI .... 1"rrinq Rt lffi\I rxhne1tl~ Weellct.ys & Satwdlly 7:00 • 9:00 , .... • . !ORT_.; ..•. • 7\l()'l E r U•'' ... ..,. Cot'c,,n• o .. "''' • &13 &'1K.i s-s.y, 2:0M:20 6:JM :40 Buy Tlcketa Now for "SILENT NIGm'' Feb 14 Rudolph Yalenllno ·-ntE EAGLE" lDINICOlOr -----~------·-------·- "I can't read. I can't write." -Ctutnce lhe g11dener "He can't lose:· -Unanlmoua a~ ti" cllana BEING THERE ""°" , .,. •.• '1't •U eoo 11 tO 1111.An Nttl IAr SU9'....,UIS BETTE MIDLER . ALAN SATES /f' ~1E. THE ROSE~ , .. ,_,_ . ~ ~ ~· .......... 11. ,_ IU.T-llA'•T\19 "JUST TEll PETER 8E.l.L.ERS IN ME WHA.T YOU WANT(R) "BEING THERE" CPO> FRI. 8:25, t :.0, 10:40 MATINEES 8AT·TUE8 "lohlN ca.... JOHN IHTTD .......... t1'! a.-·--· ..__ ·~·~· MT~ Jam.n Ceftft ca.oz ..... .. ....... llMoft Nal Wood '" .............. ''THI! LAST Chapter MA~ COU IN aTWom AMIJllUCA" ';,\': (It) *'-... ,_,_ DAVID NAUC»fTOM "MIDNIGHT MADNUI" (..0) ... -......... ,_ II&,,... MT_,,,.I ........ Alaft ICMtt ROamT RmroRt> JANtF'ONDA THE ELECTRIC HORSEMAN FRI. 8·15. I 15 10·1& MATINaU IAT·TUE.S O St " M()'f W41t KramC'r u_}~ nrJmt.•r ~ N "'"· 1:00, t :OO. 10 00 MATINEES aAT·TUll WHl"f IVCll'f· THIHO f.MOI - ~ va. KRAMER " ,,, .... " ... ,,_ ... ,..,.. Si~ M ... ~ MIDNIGHT • M~ .... ... ... .., .. .. ,_ ...,, ..... ··-] ---"4 2400 .. -l ·--"' 2400 ~i«I ·~~I Nf.~U i · · ··-J ~:;~Q·i · .. _, IC)lit• t n-lt e Utfrlil U ()llU HllO A I UIGf "'- ......... , ................. .. 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IAMI TUii, HIXl TIAI ,,., WICMMe _, 0 U.\llltN MllTTON AMUICAH CMOOlO 111 "* lldCO flVll 111 Ml IUCallAW Ml ftUMI .... , "::'u:'""' It) COM¥0Y(NI '°""'""' MOO AT &AIOI!") .....,. OCMDINOtll INt - INSIDE: •Erma Bombeck •Classified •Ann Landen DAIL 't Jill.OT Rosh For Cash 'Pawn shops used to be fun, but now they're not,' says one pawn shop employee. The reason: customers are desperate for cash as a response to inflation. By JOEL C. OON Of.,,. 0.11, ~· ... '\Mfl A woman recently walked into Young'> Pawn Shop in Costa Mesa to get a loan on two rings. She told employee Ted M aranos sh"· needed money to buy m1Uc for her baby "I felt sorry for her so I gave her the lo1:1n ." says Marinos. even though he has severely curtailed jewelry loans and purchases due to the feverish nature of gold and ~ilver prices "Her husband came bac k a few days l&ter and bought back the nngs SO f know that her SllUU· lion was real " Costa M~a pawn shop dcal<'rs use the word desperation to describe the mood of s It's an emotional r<'sponsc. they say. to 1nflallon , soanng gold and silver prices, the plumme ting value or the dollar and s kyrocketing gasoline prict's Customers prefer lo sell their valuabll's outright, rathl'r than take :i temporary Joan to Cide them over financwl difflcuJt1es The demand 1s for cash And pawn shop dealers a rc beann~ the pressure of customers try ing to wring every last dollar out of their possessions. • "It's very, very depressing." lam ents Ma rinos, who has worked for Young's for t l years. "ll 's not like 1t usut to be> Pawn shops use d to be rwi, but now they're not." SOME DEALERS admit they've restricted loans and purchases because of the sudden rush to cash in oo gold and silver jewelry and other valuables. Some pawn shops simply don't have the cash to keep up with the public's thirst ror dollars. The rush is on to sell. even though dealers have warned customers that jewelry valuC's could double or even triple m less than a year "l don't know when lt'a going t.o at.op," aaya Wlna\00 Verdult... of Win.at.on'• Newport J ewelry. ••peopte are embarrassed to walk Into jewelry stores and ask prices because they are afraid it's too expensive." Verdult says, however, the public doesn 't realize that jewelry prices aren't d.Jrectly linked to the world gold market pnces. Likewise, sellers often hllve infl<ited hopes for t heir gold chain necklaces and rings Alt~ough public attention bas been focused on gold. s1l v<'r and precious '>tones. Verdult hl'lievt's there'!> an untapped investment poten- tial m bront<' statu<'s, <intiquc clocks. porcelain flgurmt•s, hm.• crystal and other collectibles That's "'h} Vl·rdult's Newport Boulevard pu wn ~ho1> lacks most of the trad1t1onal trap- i.11ngs of the bu} st•ll loan tradt'. Since his bus1 - nl·ss stc.1rtl.'d :.ipproximatcly 11 years ago, he has sw1 tc·h1·d from u.-.ed musical instruments and ste reo:. to Jl'wl'lry, pamtings, porcelain and an· t1que funu.:.hings. Vcrdult still purchases gold and silver - hnrs or (·oinu1;te -hut h<' says he's stopped sell- ing the ran· metab due to the chetot1c world markc•t pnccs IN A FF.W months. he plans to rf.'furb1sh a M.'CllOfl or h1s pawn s hop w1lh a metallurgy lab to o((er appraisal services on heirlooms, kt'cpsukes and other personal poss~s1ons "l'<'<>Pl l' should be aware of the value of their propert}." h£• i.ay'> IC they l~l' 1t. they r t.> gmng to lost' u fortune " \'(•rdult admits hc"s kss likely to see rinan· c1a lly troubled customers because or the quality or his stock and the warm. jewelry store -Hkt' at mospher'e of has pawn shop llowevt-r. his brother Art. who owns Lado Pawn Shop a few blocks aw a}. has 1:1 better view of the tough economic llmc:s "I wouJd say that ha lf the people who come m here need money for gas," he says. Art gets approximately five calls a week from persons trying to unload their gas-guzzling la rge American cars. even though he doesn't deal in automobiles. An equal number of callers are searching for second-hand mo-peds and bicycles "l'VE SEVERELY limited my loans." Art says. "The> gold <>nd s1l vcr market sc1:1rcs thl· hell out or me. It scares the hell out or a lot or people " "I get about 25 calls a day asking tr I'll buy gold or silver,'' says Ma nnos "But the answer 1s no." Although the bottom fell out of the turquoise market years ago. Mannos suspects the Jewelry could see a comeback, fetching a hefty price for its scrap silver value. Sir llolroy's pawn s hop owner Roy Watkins -.uggests the surge in gold and silver selling may be> a response to fear of cnme. I f atiiring_._. _. __ _ Is gold an mvestment? The response of Wmston Ve rdult of Winston 's Newport Jewelry to that question is another question: 'If you knew that gold was gomg to b e $1 .500 an ounce by next year, would you buy gold?· "They're confused They don't knov. "'ht>n it's (Jewelry value I up, down or othcrw1\(' ·ht says "They JUSt want to get nd of tl .. To b<-~ur<'. sl•llers ll ren't lht> onh on1·" fl'.H mi.? a nst' in robl><'ry and bur1-:lar~ r<1lc.., rouplt·ll '-'•lh th~ n~l' m gold ancl -.ilver pnct " Pawn shop owner s a l read} hav<' ldkl·n .. om• action to preven t hold ups and n1ghtt1 mi· burglaries by mstalhng more soptusllcated elec tronic detecuon devices IN ADDmON to video cameras sound .md n brat1on detectors and steel bar.-. on all 11o 1n dows, Verdull s::iys whale m the store. h<''., no more than 10 feet a way from a loaded gun "Sure I'm conct'rned about cnmt• ht :.ays "You "'oulcl Ix· too 1f your ne1Sthbor JC'r m .... the strN>t ~ot robbt•d recently ·· Jlowt-vc·r. Costa ~1 esJ p<1h 1·t• "d~ t ht' rt· h,1,n 1 ho·1·n .t ''"' "t n..,, 1111·nml· on local pawn 'h"il" ~ an''"ll \ • rdul• t1 I r l.m ... to hire an armed 11rt! ..... 11,: ! t !11 111 off• nn~ m1·tal appraisal • . · 1 • ·• • ... rd ;.ill hc1lh l11"'1·r h1, '''"" ""' • r 1l• .inti j: 1 \ • • "'"•m•·r.., .Hld1·d fet·I lft J):rt't'" lht•n " quid rash to be made 1n th1 '4 akc of ha ith izold and salver pn ces Rut \ 1·rdult would prder that rustoml'rs take loans on ' c.1luahl1·' r.tlht•r than M·lhng them f.H n IJvd\ ., <.1·1l1n~ but lht'} II coml' lo the • 11nrlu.:.1on tho.it the·~ n•;;ll~ v.anl1>d the Jewelry ht t.111'(' 1• "'·" .t prt'll~ 1l1•m and lht>y lo\ed 1t." ho '·'.\ \ftt r tht• h'"H'nd "' O\('r. they'll 1•0111 1• h.11 ~ ,rnd "·'' I r1·alh '-'lint that Jl'Wt'ln It 1• i. l.1.1 1h1 n lh1•\ II h<· hrwk1·d v.h1 n lht•\ ' ~ "'!1.11 ltl• ,.,.\, 1•r11 ,. lror 11" Veteran Organist Spreads Sunshine And/ Andersen at the keyboard By DENNIS McLELLAN Ol 1 .. O.lly ~ .... Staff The Fn ends of the Newport Theatre Arts Center made an appropnate choice in selecting Rudolph Valent.mo as the star of their Silent Movie Night fund-raiser Thursday, Feb. 14, at the Port Theater In Corona del Mar. After all. who could better symbolize Valen tine's Day than Valentino. the silent screen's most legendary lover? The Friends made an equally appropriate choice in enlisting the musical wd or veteran or ganist Andy Andersen as part of the live ente r· tainment. That's because Andersen spent"the better part or the 1920s playing the giant theater pipe organs that provided background music for the films ol Valentino and scores of other sUent screen stars. Andersen is just one of several entertainers wbo will perform at the benefit that beg.ins at 6 :30 p.m. FOLLOWING THE SCREENING or Valen- tino's romantic adventure "The Eagle" there will be a sing-a-long and performances by a barbershop quartet and comic J . J . Hatfield and vignettes from future Newport Theatre Arts Center plays. A Valentino look ·alike contest al.so will be held and prizes will be awarded to audience members wearin& the most authentic '20l·slyle costumes. Andenen won't be accompa.nytna "The Ea1Je" -the film bas an oraan accompan.I· ment aoundtrack -but he will i:tve tbe au· dlence a tute of vlntqe orpu mualc before tbe movie. The Chlcaso-born musician started pl•Jinl thea~ or1ana durinl bi.a secciod year of h11b . 'I played all through the 'Mlabty Wurlltser Era• up until sound pictures came lD lD 1929," recallJ Andersen. a 19-year Newport Beach real- deol. IN Tll08E DAYS Andenen played not only the Wurlitzer, but the Kimball, Morton abd Moller theater pipe or1ana lD a half doren of Cb1cqo'1 bige1t movie boules. ··v~1ay au kinda o1 llOllp to rtt the dlf. ferent ,"be aay1, ldd1u that the orsan1 were equipped to make __.. etreeta rUlinl from drwnl to train wbiltlel. "A cue sheet would come wttb the pJcrturea 1Ulllltinl the type of mUllc fw the dltrennt action. U you didn't have any music at band, you 'd 1mprov1st' ur you'd JUSt drn"' on \Our memory" When movie theater organists b4 .. cam<' an extinrt bre<'d m the lat e ·20s with the advent of ta lluni? pictures. Andersen continued to phi} at country clubs. conventions and banquets In 1952 he was in the limelight when ht• "'a' chosen to be the official organ1~l for both th .. Democratic and Republican convention~ 1n Chicago. lie estimates he sang "01x1e" wo limes and "Cal.Jforn1a. llere I Com l.' · at I< a<it 200 limes \LTllOl (,If tit' OF.SCRIBES himself a~ ,, n 1 n·11rt•cl h 1 ...iill pla)c; Jt occasional L1 ·1,ure \\nrld progr.Jm!'> :ind other "casual •' n J!.1 f.!t'rllt'Ol' lie .Jbo pl.i'' 1h1 oq~an tit the Oastfi Senior <'••flit 1 111 ( 11ro11,1 rlt'l \l.1r I i:o m l'r thl'ft' and JOtn 1n 1N1th the danct· h.Jnll on ... 10 .1 v.h1h· ' ht• '>B}S · I JUSl pla} "'ht•n· I "'.int to no" I like-to spread a httle sun 'h1n<' and <'ht•t·r '-'ht•n• I can " < 11m1 1 hur ... 1111~ l\nd"rc;en will be spreading ha'' inta~I' ... unsh1nc ,1l Silent Movie Night Remedy Is Gem Take an amethyst for toothache relief. Keep from going mad with diamonds. By JUDITH OLSON Of .. Delly ............. It was once thought that weanng Jade would help a person have healthy kidneys and that amethyst banished toothaches ()pa.la supposedly guarded the life and color of blood hair, and the diamood could protect .,ainal madness. Precious atones, thou1htout history, have been liven life of their own with myths and le1eada about their power, which oow are faaclnattna to read. llANY 8TO&JB8 about semstooea are chronicled lD a new book by Morton R. Sarett, "Tbe Jewelry in Your Ufe." The book, wblch ls publLabed by Nelson·Hall Publlaben, Chicago, and aells for '27.95, in- cludes information oo bow to care for 1ems. wbat to look for in buytna them, the biatory of wedd1n1 and en1a1ement rln11 and an1wen to some of tbe moet frequenUy aaked question.a about jewelry. It ii an eul.ly read boot, tutefully and art.lstically deatsnecl, wltb Color, pictures of all the blrtbltonea and t aon:ae . lmportant atones. ~. 8arett an attorney wbo ii f.resident of tbe Jewelry lnduatry Councl , bas been editor cl a leadln1 Jewelry macutne and bu written numel"OUI articles on Jewelry. HIS LOVE for pr<'r1ous stones and Jewelry comes through 1n his sometimes whimsical wnting. wtucb 1s laced with im- portant facts about how to bu,y stones and how to care for them ll 's the kind of book you'd out on a coffee table for perusal in a few spare moments, or tl 's meant to be read s traight through for those who are especially fascinated with gems . The word jewelry. SareU says, can be traced to an old French word meaning Joy and etadneas. "And certainly throuab the centuries geDll and jewelry bave 1laddened manx hearts. 'Gems and jewelry speak a universal language that royalty and common man alike have understood and appreciated," be says . HUE ABE some tidbits rrom the book: -An ounce of 1old ,can be d{awn into a wire more than SO miles l<>t11, and a small bit of ll can be hammered into sold leaf so thin that u many u 250,000 leaves would make a pile only ooe inch hi1b. -The first diamond eniaaement rln1 was etven ln 1477 by Archduke Mulm.IUan of Au1trta to Mary of Burpndy. -The basic rule for buytns lewelry for women ls small for s mall, ta 1 for tall. Proportion Is Important. I' , • Buddy Ebsen greets Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Saltzman at reception followin1 openin1 nl1ht j>erfonnance of "The Magru!icent Yankee" at Monte Vlata School. Costa Mesa. Ebsen and his wife Nancy, Balboa Island resident.a. play the Jead roles in Emmet Lavery's 1946 Broadway hit about the Washington years or Oliver Wendell Holmes. Sherman and Saltzman produce the "Barnaby Jones" TV series in which Ebsen stars. 0 .. 11, P'I ... .._. ... , l..H ,.,, .. Nanc:y Ebsen accC'pts congratulations from Mr and Mrs. Norm Loats for her role as Fanny Dixwell llolmcs m "The Magnificent Yankee." being st:igcd by the Newport Harbor Actors Theater on Thursdays. f<'ridays and Saturdays through Feb 23. Loats 1s depu t y s upcnntendcnt of Newport.Mesa Schools At Loats' left 1s New Di rccl.lons executive director J ane Arnold Musie Man Silent By GENF. PLOWDEN .... ,. ........ ._ SARASOTA, Fla. -Merl e Evans, who led the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus band for 50 years and became a legend of the entertainment world, an· nounced his retirement recently as he turned 87. las ted only one night. for when Charles Van Dyke Mohair heard his parents' s tory and learned tus age, he was fired In 1909 he signed on with the S .W. Brundage Carnival Com- pany. which had a seven· piece band. at $10 a week The next season his salary was $12 a week He became a mu.'lician on the Cot· ton Blossom. a showboat plying the Mississippi. "I've decided to give it up," Evans said at his home he re. ''So I won't be guest conductor of the Sarasota Concert Band any more. J guess Tl years in music is long • ·enough for anybody.'' .. The Cotton Blossom ended It.a tour in Baton Rouge and Evans Joined the National Stock Com· pany. giving dramatic s hows . When the season ended, Evans and a friend , Cleve Pullen, formed the Clifton Comedy Company, a medicine show with a cast of four. Born in Columbus, Kan . Dec. 26, 1892, Evans began playing cornet when be was 6 years old. None of his three sisters or tbree·brothers look up mu.sic, but Merle made up for it. He was always busy and by the lime be was 6 he was shining shoes and selling newspapers in bis hometown. He had a paper route. ••1 WAS a great guy to work," he says. "My folks were poor and lived on the edge of town. We didn't have a lot of luxuries but we worked and always manaeed.." His father bought Evam' first. muaical instrument, a John Slater cornet, for $16.95. It was the youngster's proudest possession and be wu first in line when BUI Bowers, the town band direct.or. organhed the Columbus Children's Band. The young musi- • cian wu 10 years old. "I wu no 1ood in school," be re· calla. "Ob. bow I bated 1cbool - every day of It. I was the shyest, moat t1.m1d l\IY you ever laid eyes on: couldn't even speak a piece tn clua." HU f1nt public appearance waa at tbe lletbodllt Church ln Colum- bu1. wben bi1 Sunday School teacher ..ted him to plQ. He led tbe c1-ol n.lne chJJdrm around . and lnto the church playine "Onward ChrtsUan Soldiers" on hll cornet. BE woa&BD at various Jobs around Columbu1, Including • wublnl d.llbel at the town's only hotel, wblcb be later owned; work· inl ln a sneahouse and on a tann. He IOld Illa John Slater cornet when be wu 12 and boufbt a Bolton 'lbree-Star for tao. From tbe cblldren'1 band, Evans ll"IMfuated to the town band and wblll be wu 1J be ran away • wltb llobalr'• llln1trel1. That . ... ' After s t ints with Murphy's Comedians, Armetta & Pullen Comedians and Uncle Josh Spruceby's Melodrama, be led t.be town band al Campbell, Mo .. at SSC a week plus room and board. Another season with S.W. Brun· dage ended with him playing in a Salvation Army band EVANS ORGANIZED an 18· piece band for the Miller Bros. 101 Ranch and played for Buffalo Bill's last show in 1916. After that he toured with several carnivals and rep s hows. among them the Archie Clark Carnival, Joe Berry's band , Gus Hill's Minstrels, Walter Savage Stock Company and Brun.k's Comed1ana. When the Ringling Bros. Ci rcus and Barnum & Bailey Circus com- bl ned after the 1918 seasons, Charles Ring11.ng hJred Evans to lead the band of 31 muaiciana, tor $60 a week. Evans had a Baaoo comet be bought for $S0 and used it for 28 years, leading the band with b1a left band and fingertnc the comet with hia right. He wrote a peal deal or circus music, but played little of it. •·we didn't use many pieces I wrote on the s how," be 1ay1, "because I didn't want people to say I just played my own 1tuff." THE MERLE Evans band played six or •even hours a day eight months a year, lncludlnl playtne in a street J>arade whlle crammed into a bandwaaon. One authority uUmated Evan.a played to 185,12~L«!_~~~lrcua patrons from 1919 UU'OUID 19, not including Shrtne Circ:UMt, col- le1e and hiah·school appearanc .. plus tours ln Europe, in Cuba and South America. .. ' After All These Years Mll>LAND Mich. tAPl &velyn Ot1l.rno and Roland ChaaQPlln• had plannod to l*'l marrW 8aturda)' but doclded that, •h•r Mil tbttt ,._,., they mltbl 11 well elopa Miu Oalamc!t. 11' and Ch1un11a110•, '11, w•re hltb lthool tWMUMarta, but dnhed 11~art after bNakl.q oil their ea1111ement In 01• I~ Cbampqne married and brnuaiht up • f11mlly wbll• Miu Oalarno re11ut111ed •mailti 1mJ c1ar121t for her ..utq IMltenla After t'ham1111ne·11 ..-11., i.Jttttl hll l.ciM1111 .. Ion& Mateb and finally found M"• O•liarno •l • Midland nunlnt homt'. " ynr. Mhur lhet I*" parted.. But lhftr 1wry at tr 1tl'lt!cl murts 11llt111lUJ11 than they wanted, so thtiy 1tli1111Cd off tu r., roUton lut week for• .. ..,..,, 1111&r 11uM• a1111 •t 111 to Florida ror a boneyrrlQon "1bey Ulerally t-lopt'tl ''-'ltut ltHJ Pth1 • Roblruion. a aupervlllor ul lht! 11ur1t1n111 huw .. where Miu Galarnow1a:i l1v111g FEATURINO -..--.. ~"- '' .. ,i. 111 ) /\~d1<t 1Nl1111111K dl'lrt''" Patricia ~eal talks '4 1lh lt'VUle 1•,11 lllt p.1 c1t1dr11t H11luml O"go<"1 &l bttnt'f1t in :\e'4'J)Ort ~Kb for \Ahl\ IAJ1I 111 Ad1,,,, .. ,n or ~j)t:('litl K1ds1 Wtlh them at lett I" l\fu1 ll1d H)a11 ulbf> c1 I It \.-lni:-Put l(ll' whic h sponsor~ 4 re-cept11>r. 1111 Mo 'h.dl ul lfol l.11 11 HIUK~ Jo:'itole.!. Incest Cha pt r Is Eye-opener DEAR AN N LANDERS: In regard to t h e 8 0 · y e a r · o I 11 grandfather. alleged to be a child moleste r . shame on you for su~ gesting that "a man or that age is not about lo accept counseling.·· Willingness to accept counseling bears no rl' lat1onship to ag (' CUnicaJ studies have d<' monstrated that older people with emotional problems do respond pos1t1vely ID th<' cour.,1· of treat ment b y e' per1cnced . understand ID~ lh('r;11,1 · .~ Mo r e 1mµortan tl). that HO ye ar old grandfather has a nght to receive treatm('nt It'-, not like you to s:ty a s1tuat1on 1s hu1>clt•:--. P I ease re t r act ,, o u r -.1 atl'm(•nt <.'LA l I> E f>EPPEH . SEL f-:('1 C OMMI T TEE O~ AGING. ll S llOl'SE O F REPHE S F.N TATIVES U Y. i\ R (' 0 N GREHHMAN PlWPUt: Of courae you •rr rl1Chl -aaf' •httuld not bt-• hctor wbrn It comn LO~lln1. I'm 'lorry I HIClected to s~ll out more cleuly why I dii.couraaf'd coun11ello1t for thl i. llO ·yf'a r old i randfathf'r. I 11hould bavf' bf'f'D more spl'clflc. as wa• Or. Roy Mennlngf'r, prf''i df'nl of thf' Merusln«f'r Foundation In Topf'k•. Kan., ~hf'n 1 told him of \Our 1..rlt'J(ram. ()r, Mt·nnlni.tn .. aid , "~any oldt'r f ol k !> rei.pond wl'll to thnap). but in lhf' ('ast> of a man who has bc>t>n molcslinit chlldrt>n for ovt•r 30 H·ar-.. thf' prognos li. for rhangt> ill vt•r) poor. \our ad\ let> to p•ss lhl' "ord to ramil) m<'mlwn that 'Grandpa' should not be left alonl' witb ) oung~t<'N "ai. pt>rle<'l I) sound." And now, a word from [ __ B_o_r_o_s_c_o_p_e_--'J TUESIJA \', •EB. 12 By SYDNE\' OM/\RR ARJF.S <Mar. 21 ·Apr 191 Efforts bnng re s uits, rewards you ar<' "going places" and now you'll know 1t Taurus. Libra, Scorpio natives figure prominently S1gnif1cant change occurs 10 connection with hving quarters TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20) Spiritual values com e into sharp, clear focus. You seru1e poten Ual and you are better able to communicate. Journey ta emphasized. Publlahing, educaUon and language command portion of spotlight GEMINI (May 21 .June 20) You learn basic• of special procedure . You gel access to privileged information Mate, partner or close associate t.a1k.a about money and bow 1t gets that way. CANCER (June 21 .July 22) Accent on rec· ognltloo, restoration of relationship. Artes , Libra persons figure prominently Go a low. he low. be unobtru..ive. If you wait, you win. If you rush, you learn an "e1lpens1ve" lesson LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You get JOb done Older individual lends benefit ol put efforts Dependents show "true colors." Chance exista for new start , added Independence. an op port unity ror romance. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) · You could meet a "very receptive" person. Change, creativity. affair of heart -these are featured. Cancer, Capricorn. Aquarius persons figure prominent ly. One who d~ care will make It so pl&1.0 - even you will be convinced. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Les8on learned ln recent past can be profitably utilized. You are on firm uound; know 1t, adhere to principles. You are fn driver's seal, whether or not you are aware of il. Tie 1006e ends. You are due to re· ceive offer which couJd lead to "riches." SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21). You 1et boost from relaUve who. in recent days, appeared to be indifferent. Be gracloua, receptive and venatile. Change of itinerary would be conatruc· tt ve. Know 1l and act accordJ..naly. SAGITTAlilUS <Nov. 22· Dec . 21). Em pbasia on getting the most from avaJlable material. Gain indicated via written word. Member of opposite sex alda in locating what had been "miulng." In mitten ol 1pecul1Uon, stay with number s. CAP&ICORN <Dec. 22-Jan . It): Clrcum1tances tum in your favor. You 1•t needed 1upport, financial and otherwtae. Your percepdoa, judament serve u "liable IQ..\des. Taurus, JJbra, Scorpio pel'I06I ftsure ln exctt. ln1 scenario. Take lnitiaUve, lead the way, dit- play pioaeering spirit. .(QtJAJUtJ8 (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Sec~t meet· ln1 commandl 1poU11ht of your att.enUon. Get behind acenea. Hospital vtalt could be a part of 1cenar10. Keep resolution C<JQcernlq one who la tempararlJ.y conltned. ft8Cd (Feb. 19·Mar. 20): Wbat ... mtd a "ml11ed opportunity" could be once more available. Know It, assert views, reaUH a with could come true. Your poalUon la 1tron1 -bust· ne11 deal la on boriton and you could 1tr1kt pay dirt . Atata Lan~r" i\nn La.odf',..: I burtil)' rf'commend "Cbildrf'n'' ~t'rf'l.a" bv Thoma'> J Cotti.-1 Dou Lh·dav $10). Thi' cbaptf'r on in Ct'Sl ill Jwtl ODf' o( lht> t') f'·Of>"M'f5 about 'fami h lift> that,.,. all ot>f"d tu lf'ar11 morf' about n E A H \ 1./\:-.IO EHS I '-'Oman in h<'r l•ar who 1s V£'ry ron nnd in n£'f'd o r -.ound adnrt· "' :--; m :1 ly JO., rused ..,O m(• I've bN-n ~et>ing this I 1111u1 11(( .. nd un \lnri· l!J llJ lit• lllfJVt•tf 10 •llh rn" rn 77 I lc>t.l .. child l1u1l )t'Jr and now h.evt" ·• II\ .. Y>l't-1.. uld ~on b) t11 m I w.t"d my <'OWi 1 n ' num1· .,.ht'n I ""t"nl to tht· IH"p1t.il ht•<a u\1• th1· rn..tn "marru'i'l I r1nall> r alll'd hi-. 1.1o 1r •. lo a.,k ht r to ~1\1' h im a d1\ur r •· "fl h• < ould mc1rr) mt Shi .,aid . ., oo did 1t ror re u·OKE' I .,t11l lr1u• m~ hu.,h.tnd I "' ro r ;.?1\1 n h1h1 for thi-. m1-t.1lo.• ttnd O(JW I h •ipt· )llU -.d i l• a \I' hun alrmr I tullf rn\ lo\Pr I -.1111111 p.1 \ for h1., di\'''' 1· l1ut tie h'1.'> dorw nnUun1c: Ill' ~000 LAMr,.un Harbor lites IM hwy 0., t.cJ. S-., 1101......,._. .... c-. ...... M'-nor --- '1\1l\ or r.ills !!.., ""t .. r\ rry dA) <1nd .,.,, '~ ~,. d~~n l k>v~ btr bolt .... needi to t no• •D'l~' their • tu.ld.ren H~ is 5tlll h\lnll ~ '.'I m~ ai I ,.TIL.e th..s 1nr. I nf't"d to kno"" tu• •.1> <! .. ~ ~-,f,[J L P Ll r F: OJ: \K Wt~f.D l-P 111 ~a la•)U. ~ man mast ~ °'" cblld •bnlw-r lie Is • marri~ mao er lllM.. 1! \sk lum t.o lf"au• at IMl<" ud u-11 h.tm oot Lo pbot1 .. or ~bow bb face lllllLI It"' ba'!i .. u.rud dnorN" pro rrrdlo~"· I P.!-1 . Ooa l -.tand oa ~ fOO( •a1t 1n~. tit' '>Ound' lik,. .i cllAJif'r to me. l - 0ma~ CUSTOM FRAMING Specializing 1n Hand Ftnl•M<I Frame• 1803 Nt-wPOrt Blvel Cos1a Mesa 548-4511 --- CANDY SALE = c .. Buy one pound of candy at th• regular pt1c~ • get the SECOND POUND FREE! Mix and M•tcn Your Favorite Flavora 00.... __ ,,__.,..l t•IO fllclc~r1 ~~r~ FASHION ISLAND ...._. ... °' --WESTCLIFF PLAZA 1'tto•-.._ .. _ ,..,n . FEBRUARY LINGERIE SALE . ..., ....... _ '0 40~M OFF \ IRAND NAME SUPS, SHORT fiOWMS, LON&&OWMS, PAJAMAS, IAIY DOLLS, PANTYHOSE IOllS,AMD DUStaS. VALENrlNES DAYIS THURSDAY! ..:ti ... -~- "" MIWPOIT avo. COSTA ..... CAW. PAii COMYll•m.T AT Oii IMl IMTIAMCI--Of MA...o&.&A. NATION ...,.,, FtlOru.ry 11, 1880 DAM. Y "LOT a Many Cures To Headache ' MAft.SHlrl&LD, Wta (AP) -CaUed "U. com monat tymptom," It la usually cm1J an occ..-.. mtnor Irritation But it la ~ ~ to UM medical community •• • ""'°""· ct.blmaun1 healU. problem for mllUons ol Americus U ll U.e he.dadw Joam Wheel r, • It-year-old eota.1• atudettl, " one of thu.e Pf'OPI• wboN lite was bel.01 wrecked bl' he.dacbes. Ooct.on toJd h..-to LU• up•rtn aod MO to bc-d, !:bat there waa oothlnl elae they COUid do ... HAD llUGaAJNES, STA..aTING In hllb •thool," &he ••>• "They're hell to IO tbrouih My va.atoo wu ~oclu>d Mnd bl~. and then I'd 1et sick to my stom •ch I bad to apeod •t leut a whoffl day In bed " The he•da<'hc1> be-came ~ frequent , ftnally averaaina twtct" u w~k "I startt>d to mass a lot o( ~boot," ahe aaya "I got behind and <·ouldn't catch up " Then shl' we nt to ne uroloeists at the Marshfield Chmc who bave started an annovat.lve program to i.tud) and treat Ult! headache ON MEDICATION !li!OW, MISS Wheeler'b headaches are coman e less than once a month. She soon will be enrolled an new "headache control" classes so that ~ht> may some day not need the med acme "It's lx't'n g reat." she says or the treatmenL "It 's titerally taken a load off my mand " Dr. Phil ltansot1a, one of the eight neurologists in the new headache chmc. says 1t 1s tame for doc tors to stop •<'lhng patients to simply learn to la ve with heada<'hes "ln any adult with a new headache, that headache cannot be ignored," says Hansotia, who says headaches bring l5·20 percent of a ll new pa- tients w a typical general practice "MOST GENERAL DOCTORS LOOK for an unde.rtying medical d isease If they don't find any thing. t hey tre at the symptom with a p a inkiller T his a pproac h to headac hes as particularly unproductive," he says. He s<1 ys neurologists rely heavily on the various specialties of the Marshfield Clinic's 170 othe r do<'lors to diagnose, treat and accumula te statast.Jcal 1nrorma taon that may eve ntually help family practitioners understand headaches. For instance. he says more than a dozen dif· ferent kinds of headaches have been identified. The most com mon a re the muscle te ns ion 1'eada~hf'. and the m igraine, which is caused by constnctaon of the blood vessels on the brain. HANSOTIA Si\ VS DOCTORS ARE finding that many serious recurring headaches are side eHects or other physical conditions such as high blood pres· sure, or medications for other conditions such as heart disease Head injuries and rcamal disorders s uc h as smus trouble are other causes. Patients at the headache clinic first undergo a complet.e exam and neurological workup, but only about orte in five is found to be suffering headaches becauseofsome physical ailmenhucb as a tumor. "The other 80 percent are still in otherwise good physical health ," Hansotia says. "T he headache ls their primary problem." Depending on further diagnosis, patients are put on medication, provided psychological help or taught relaxation t echniques via electron ic biofeedback. •"TWO.TBlllDS TO TllllEE·FOUaTBS will reapood to \be f\nl approach we U"y," Hansotla a&l'• •"J'he rllbl choice bas an immediate and drarna~c effect. \Vi thin 48 hours, they have signifi. cant relief. They even begin to look different " He says only about 10 percent, ofleo those with psychiatric problems, cannot be helped. Rail Signal Light Stalls SALT LAKE CITY CAP) -Kenneth Bre ms wants to give near ly $800 donated by mourners for bis wife to put up a signal tight at the railroad crossing where she died. Don't /tlo11key With Me' Adam. a hom eless hon cub from Glen Hurnw . Md. plays w ith a s1m1an compa · nion in has new hom e at LJOn Country Safari in I rvine His o rig in a l own e r couldn't hep hi m . ~ Adam Cnamed in honor of Joy J\djmson. reeently killed in Kc:nya) moved wc:!->l . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ An Honest Profession Blacksmitli Makes His Products to Last Ry JUI.ES LOH AP 5-••I CM,...._.,."' GREEN RIV EH. NY Bob Wadt'man. a caran1-: youn~ man, s tudat"d to be a cons<>rval1orust Th~n he had se<'ond thou~hts He decided he wanted a more rorw ard-looki n~ ('areer. a life more respons &Vl' to l\meraca·s real needs. a ca reer. as tht' per sonnl'I broch u res would describe 1t, with gro"'lh poten· t1a l SO HE BE C AME a blacks mith. lie might be on to ~omelhing. "I believe Americans are fed up with things that fall apart," he said, pounding hot s teel at his a nvil. "You know the phrases: 'Guarantee expires In 60 days;' 'Return in original carton.' We have come to expect that nothing will last. "When a blacks malh m akes som ething, though, he makes at to la•l forever. or at least a lifetime. Maybe lifetimes. A blacksmith makes products that are ... honest. It's a good feel- ing w do that. •'THAT IS WHY," he said, s toking his forge to a rosy hue. "there are more blacksmiths to- ( AMERICA J •day. not frw1:r. than 10 year.-. J~O .. Hob W1dem<1n as Z1 lie •~ t all. • sll'nd<'r. with l :.tr~(· and s lnf.'wy ha nds lie wor ks 1n a shop b('Sldt• his hOUSl' ht by sunlaj!ht and heated by a wood s tovt' llt> warms his hands ovN tht• forge· whall• waatang for the '\tN?I lo g low II<> wears a dl'n&m apron !lammer n nf!S on anvil and sparks Oy, a scene from an era that knew no assembly line or t"nergy cris1s, a picture of in· nocence lOl!t . WIDEMAN COULD not have picked a more apt setting to ply his picturesque c raft. Green Rive r is a rural c rossroads named for lhe s tream JUSt back of the s mithy. on the edge of the village of Austerlitz. The village has two stores. one spired church. three mossy old g r a veyards, one schoolhouse that is both little a nd red The sky line is the Berkshire hills Jt as a setting a poet might rush to desc ribe, as. indeed one longtime Austerlit:i resident. Ed· na St. Vincent Millay, often did. "For comml•rr 1al r<·a..on.,," W1dt•man ~aid . "l couldn't d !<>k for J bl'ttt•r location I'm tht· on I\ black.'>mlth for male' And I did 1i:et into th1.., bu-.10<'"" for <'Om mer<'aal n·.a:,on!'t not rom.rn tic one~" MUCH OF WIDEMAN '~ .,,.ork. h<' !.aad, 1s reproducing hand fo rged ha rdwetrt' ror ffi UM~Um restor ations and for work1or.: parts of pre flt•volutaonar > hom es an Uus valley, where such homes abound lit' also kttl>!> fo r waJk-lD trade. 3 clutter or pokers, hinges, bolts. fare dogs, trivets. door knocker s, ladles. s conces. items for sale with a feel aod a heft to them that ts somehow more reassunng than any f1ne -pr1nt w a rranty . Wideman has been a blac ksmith for six years. He explained bow it aJI began. ... BAD A TEMPORARY )Ob as house manage r at a hoste l for r<>tarded adults an upsta te Nev. York. One afternoon, I took a g roup on a n outang to the S h e lburne Museum in Burl- ington. Vt. ··A blacksmith was worlong there. laboring there I was awed The man was an artist. I began questioning him. and knew n ght than that blacksmithing was what l wantedtodo 'll 1s hard. physical wor k I like that It 1s creative work I lJke that It as work that produces ... omethang useful a'\ opposed to merclydccorataH' I hlce that "WHO KSOWS Wiit.RE j re· vl va l of blacksm1th1ng m ight lead ?" llas hammer ran£ as a noon day l\ng<'lus on 30 anvil un <'hanged Ln form or runctaon for aJtt'S Salt Lake County doesn't wa nt has money The county agrees a warning device as needed and will be installed, but off1c1als s ay it will t ake from one ' to three ye ars and cost $50,000. "I remand )OU," ht• 'u1d that the hr.;t machinery for the In duslraal Revol ution "'a:-forged by a bla<'ksmith Wt:o l'lst>., It 1s a trad<' that wt ll la't as Ion~ & an a nvil wall I.cot That's rom fortlOR " mE MONEY IS AVAILABLE, BUT that is n't the problem it's red t ape. Bre m s says the cost and delay are "out· rageous." Brems' wife, Gayle, 31, was riding home from bowling Jan. 10 with he r cousin, Deborah Brems 29, and a friend she hadn't seen since higb school' William C. Robbs, 32. The car driven by Deborah s mashed inw the side of a slow·moving frelgbt train at tbe angled railroad crossing in west Salt Lake Valley. Mrs. Brems and Robbs were killed. A sheriff's report said the driver apparently didn't see the train because tbe area was dark and there were no flashing lights. BREMS, 31, ASKED MOURNERS TO donate money for a crossing s ignal in lieu or sendln1 n owers to his wife's funeral. Tears in his eves, he offered the money to the Salt Laite County Commission, but received what be called a .. cold and he artless reception." Commission Cbairm an William Dunn said be re· eel ved angry phone calls from people who thought be bad offended Bre ms after DW1D was quoted as saying the driver, who remains in serious condition, should have paid more attention. Tosh Kano, county traffic engineer, confmned lhat at least six other accidents bad occurred at the crossing since 1972, but none was fatal. Brems said a woman phoned to say he r husband was killed at the croaalng 10 yean ago, and she failed 1D a similar· campailn tobave a signal imtalled. 1111 NA.EGEL, UTAH DltPA&TllENT of TramportatioD safety d.ireetor, said a previously sdlledtMd stoclJ ol tbe croealnl wu made Jan. 18. Became ol tbe Brems accident and otber CODdJ. tlou at tbe mubd Cl"OHina, lt ... determ.lned a .. more active device'' wu needed to warn driven of approaicblnl tralna, be aald. Naeiel aald tbe averaae time natlooally for 1lpal l.altallation la three years, altbouab be pre- dicted lt would take lea time AD Ua1a 1..1aataoee became ol Brem.a' e«orta. ••a. offer ta commendable. U h'el"Y dUlen bad tbat kind of coacem we'd bave fl'Wel' •cd· deata everywhere," Nae••l Mid. Stlll, be aald, Brems' money won't belp. NMpl aald tbe federal iovemment ftnuce1 to per~ ol railroad crouh1,. _,...,, and an c,_1tap llave to be mined, approy.ct, de- liped. ecmtneW and lDltalled to •l*iftcatiom wttJa &be comt.J, state, federal SoYU'IUIMDt, and raltro.dallpla)inlthelraeparaterol•. .... I ...... BOB WIDEMAN FINDS HAPPINESS AS A BLACKSMITH MakJn9 Thln9a That Wiii La1t • LHetJme Ticklers, Buggers Fill Class Quickly LANSING, MJcb. CAP> -A wam1Dt to thole who want to alp upfornckJe,Snu11le,KissandHu1: Youmayhavetowait. The enticing UUe serves u an •dvertllement f0r Ll.Dlinl School Dbtrict Adult Education courae No. '50. And lt describes Juat what the coune ii d"lped to do-teach parent.a bow to get close to their klda, aaya Ruth Farmer, aupervilor of adult enrtchmeat r~ the city's eo.yea.r-oJd adult educatJon claaNS '"Tbe courae actually teaches parent.a how to buc, tq\llfte and tlcldeebildrn. ltmua1beapret&)'neatldea.''•be1a11, "becaUMtbe coune ta rwL '' Oassrooms Reopening In Chicago CHICAGO IAP) The city's 473,000 public school s tudents art> returning to classes loday ror the first time in two wee ks after members or the striking Chica&0 Teachers Union overwhelmingly approved a compromise plan to salvage hundreds or classroom JObs . Teachers voted 4,645 to 213 in union President Robert Healey said Sunday after announcing that teachers voted 4,645 to 213 in ravorolendingthewalkout. A ratificatioo vote la scheduled Wed.naday. TEACBE.&8 IN lbe nat.ioo's t.bJrd·larseet sc:bool dlatrtct bad remained from Jan. 28 unW they received overdue paycbecb at the eod ot tbe week. But the followtQs Monday, tbey were oo strike, na.lltln1 the Board ol Education'• plam to eUrnlnate Jobe u part of a MO million bud1et reduction. Tbe t.o.rd ... •appoeed to cut school apendlq u part ol an elabor•te reecue plan •creed up. oo latl maath. Tbeacreemmt~.ct bJ'tbe unton Sunday rHtored 300 teacher and 20C teadMr aides iUd clerk PollUom the board planned to cut. Tbe board bad~ tomd 1,875 teachlq poaltlone and DOW will end i,m • no. ...... _......_ ..... Or ..... c..... DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS .... c... ... " ,_ .. ··-" ........... .. .., . ..,. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ,_......,.., Motk.e: All reaJ estate advertbed Ill Uua oewapaptt I.II llUl>- J«t to I.be Federal Paar Housing Act of 19 811 wtuch rmkes at illegal to advertau • "a n y pre· ference. hmttallon, or da.lcrlrrunat.aoo based on ~. co6or: relig,on, Mx. or naUOna1 on gm. or an tntent IOl'I to ma ke any MM:b preference. l1m1ta t.aon. or daacn rruna l IOl"I. • • COllhl MeM 4-N11 • 1'-0 3 Bdrm urui.. •nd two 2 Bdrm wuta and jOOOCi loc•UOrl make thae units ve ry rentable,· There UI 8 $110,000 loap that could be Haumed and I.be owner will COO· aider a 2nd T 0 Call aa· before rt •• eooe SM-2660.; C:SELECT . T" PROPERTIE~. . Beffer Homes · Thul ~paper wall not knowingly accept any advert 1s1n 1t r or rea I Clltat.e which l!> in viola uon al I.be law A.11m1a I 01/J°"o! Thia Better Home11 f( Carden r e-decor loot(- a.h.k.e can be yours f~ JUlt $390 S6 P.n'I. per m o nth ' ASSU M C F'HA·3'5 JO%+•;,~ gr~· payment loan or $S8,60((. lapprox! I JuKt S21 ,2(X) down + cmls buy11 it! QI.et street. great area, Redecora~ rareplac-e: paanl. wa llpJpt'r thf' Works! Just $79,llOO ' • l!ltRORS: Advl'rliMn Uurry to :.et: C a l I 752 1700 ......ad~tta.irods ,,.,,fft''·•''''"' ,,, i • z~::~~ r ~ 11~!1t1 liciblity for ... fint.. --- correct IMer+iott Oilly. ..•••.••..•.......•.... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l P11•11.&aUttih C-Onwr duplex llww ·1 l:idrm :! h ath untl ' I 'n ~ to .,e II ()(Iv. ' IMl t WilJl, ld.11 646-7171 ·[\gJl§NUI IEACH DUPLEX '-'tr1nt'., throw lrt1m ~ ... -pan 'llOO}' hrJl'llt .... IU"t'Jl ff'f\ldl J r\'.I ... llh ,ummt•r and wtnl•·r t *U.S.* *LOAN* Assumptions · •Mo QH&fyiftc) *Tab O•er Pymh •Low $'i Dowfl *FREE* UST OF HOMES Realty Network L S Home Lodn ~h·, 957-8400 ~Ult..., lt1 l'lld'ClrTill.t' ~------...... rl'1..l.lm Uuplt·''" in th" .• rt..., ranl) l'Umt u11 tor "'11 ond lho·o.,,.no·r 111 th" pr11po-nv " v.tllin~ 111 t r J d.. I-u I I p r 1 ",. 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Mw 671-1111 IAYNOMT We have beveral Cine born~ wtth pier & sUp PEHIMSULA PQINI' Newly dE'COrated 4 bdrm. family home <'lose to ocean. $325,000 EL TOIO HORSE COUNTIY 1 Bdrms .. 3 baths; ranch style. mini-estate in orange groves. $249,SOO BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 1 Bu y,11 1• Dr.v• N B o/°J olbl Mansions PcecisowkPoint WAY down on the Point, may be the only one available and lowe r =than ain&le family . S:U9,000 JACOBS REAL TY 6754»670 • lWo magnlfiC't'nt & um que homes. both art-uni que a r c hitect ura l masterple~. designt'<I & planned tor elel(ant. comfortable hvmg lbgb . up 111 the North Tustin Hills with s wecplnl( Tri.Uni Cottdo With an auumable graduated pay ment loan. Only $9000 down and you get mto this 3 Bdrm 2 yr old beauty Olll before it's go~! • \'lt'WS. one is almost 6SOO -.c1uare feet, tbe other I!> aµnost lllOO J11quare feet Pnced $1.250,000 and Sl.SOll.000. C:n:al1 vc fmancUlg. Owner ~vcloper RJQ( ALDEREnE ~al tor 731·51 lS ~3666 •Nllelc-i11 Real Estate Inc. Redhill~ Realty Lido l<l".111 \ Offici.• 613 7300 ' •IA• I• '•t~l•"ll' Ht At" FTFYP CHARM OH UDO l''a:.h.timt'<f Lo fit your 3 Bdrm . 2 bath luxury µersonallty" 1:. thil> home, beaut1rully de· heauWul 4 Bdrm exce t'Of'aled. Neslll'd 111 on(: or home. A homt' ll) tw Pl"l'I UlC ft.nest V1a ':. of Lido ud of in a Lernr11· kK-a 'llUl. homt• i:1vc:o. the fed t1on lmmacul:llc with an lll~ of warmth combmt'park II n g pool. <.:a II 41y•$44()~~·1n.f~~~~--m.s..not00ay. r ALLSTATE REALTORS l IB>ROOM CONDO $93,500 Great location. 'lU•el, ('()OVf'flJen1 lO '>hopping, cl11<.'lori;, etc We!olcllff Ana. Lg 3Br 28a, patJO, lndry, dbl RaraJ?e:. 1100! fl'<' hall for par\ll'l> & Bndge. tWMt AllW•A• I &MM JAlt•• c11mr Nfl'M fll.AM a .. UCll TO un.- Vacant -Owner hu mo"9d to larler home. 1be exUUna loan ol si•.ooo at 9~. 3 interest will eave you approx. S4 ,298 ln the ftnt year alone. 1"bJAk what t.hat m ao.a a1 compared to a 11% loam over many yean. JloUMy 3 Bdrm and f omJty room. Sep. din. rm . Lar1e putlo overJooldn.a expanalve areenbelt ttnd mini view of the BeautlfuJ Blue f>ucific. Jumlne CreeJl ii llke a 1roup of mini tales behind 1uarded sates. Im med pou. See anytime. WIS&.IY M. TAYLOI co .. 11.ALTOIS JtttS..J114 ' ........ Ml'#POU CIMTll. M.1. 644-4910 ~<® B9ach RE3oliy REAL ESTATI IXCl!U.EHCE SINCE 1949 COME WITH US ••• to IMHALD I.A Y. Oc.-lid.. 119og•t ._..... l.t.g "*" & dl""-J ~ .... .,.._...,,....., ..... fl,...,_., IMas pictwe wltldows o~ bridl patio wfttt pool & .,.. hd.11••· sltoww by appahzfRAat Ollly. $465,000 NEWPORT BEACH 759.o811 OCEAMYIEW! $187,500! Sl-:CUR ITY BLOG l 1tra-Oelu.w penlh<>w.e · l bdrms • :! balhs, rrplc . de<:k + commua1ty amemties . wlll tradl" . finance · lea:.c option With $10,000' 8c6oo lcry Prop. Realtors * 675-7060. *VETS* UM Y ovr Eiqibility :11ow NO DOWN LOANS TO Sl00.000 W W INT HATt-: lA:t u~ show you howloQuabfy. TalltoR~C~ Wdnhft 75"91202 Cnatt•• FinaacilMJ! •ARGAIMt Owner want!. out' nnnR us an offer• 3 Brdm 2 lia, family room . s t one fireplace Largl' 70x 114 • lot College Park's hnt'Sl home. onJy Ml.950 Act now Aruuous 546-2313 s.cWed lode Boy By owner, assuml' loan. 4.Br. 2'"J8a, frplc m fam. rm & hv rm llu.:l' SpQrush t11e dm rm 2 lrg patios Sl70,000 P.P. &41-0617 GREENIROOK ESTATE Elegant entry add., to the beauty of the v.iulh:d cc1llnie llv1nJ: room, iea rden vie w fJmll) room. bn c·k f1n·pl:H·1., HUGE country k1tl'hen, ~. 11par1ou!. bcdroonh. J balh:>, all new l' .irJll'I. tul(hly upgradl·d Onlv SJ.49,900 Act MW Call ~2313 f '<i'f '' t1 i • I I '1 •. ' !~IH!lil Broker has prw ate sw ti.' avail ror R t:: person Monthly fee includt·s s~('. rop1er, pbont· 0 C a i rport arl'a 100'. oomm lr75-I I 77 Ocecatf1 °"' Randi s:i> ac~ d1stri..,, sale SPECTACUUJtJ GAUIN Sfl'nNG, ,. In Jasmine Creek, Plan 2. end unit w/2 Bdrm + 0 , formal dining, and your own pvt Eden w/spa. 400lll" ~ RIRIU C.Mdffl#hus [~IH&ll\I $1500 per 3<'fl' \1 Ul>l close by 2 28 $7:,/1 ooo dwn. SpectaruJar buy on MendoclllO eoa,t An D PM or before 9 A~ < 714 I ~ •. .. ... ·. , ' fiJ Coldwell Banlce~ A PlllVA TE llACH i s just on e or the outstanding features in this love ly 4 bedroom offerin g. The home ts move-in perfect & the neighborhood <Corona del Mar) one or the most desirable. $284,000 FEE. IN NEWPORT CENTER STIPS TO llACHI Duplex w/Jg JBR owner's unit ~ 2BR lower unit w/patio. Upper urut w /ocean view. Great location for winter/sammer rental. $265,000 fee. .Joyce Edlund 642·8235. <A·75> ----752-1414 551-1700 :rrM v~ r,....,., w.,.,t,,•i-'9 (,...,,.. 642-1235 6444200 ,, ' ~ ... °'"'" Horbo-v-(.,.,..~ NEW! NEW! Reultof'1' II.HANT WATaPIONT llSIDINCI with one of Newport'• most spec· tacuJar bay views. Five bedrooms. seven baths. seven fireplaces. Master sutt.e with sitting room and nearby up. stairs kitchenette. Sewln.c room. Beautiful living and formal dining rooms. Gourmet kitchen with butler's pantry , indoor char glo Hrlll. and heated buffet counter. Azure pool set an a rad1unt heated patio deck. Four c·ar t11t.>d gara.:e. Docks tor boats up to 60'. sz.100.000 JAM!S E. GOULD 646-5096 631-1532 ·'JBMS. 38R. ZBA. Immaculate t'.'OOdiUoo • ll>x IJO comer lol Nice ne11hbort>ood · OWC 2nd. A11umable loan. Call 7$1 311U or IJ7IMm8 Ask fer Nancy. ....... aldftaVJ.w lligh at.op Spyglua lllll, ocean. harbor and City llghts, 4 bedroom .11nd farruly, large lot $635,000 rTHASAU nm ·1w.AMTS" LNr the ed&e al the sea 2.Md.INbuly decorated 3 Couoter apace galort lo &arden lotcben 4 ~et CW~·HC llreet $Three bedrooma 6AUJoronlySI19.900 WANT TOSEi: IT" Call !m-5370 today. ALLSTATE REALTORS RIH POOL HOME l.JTJ1..£ ISL BAY PRT 2 3 BURM , 2 be fixer B0·28a·SEPARAT1'.: Jll.OOO. GO.OOO dwn lllOO GUEST RM + lBr APT per mo. Ownr 1a1t . -.000 BJO DOCK BJc ...:.StOD::::...;;.~---- AmTIUY UlaYWli&y Put VW.& a. Ill 0~ cleccrat.ed I br, 2~ ba . loft townbouM. Prime lot. t'lMlraO, '* 17~ MEAIWATEA Balboe ~ Auume SIOl,000 lou. 0wn.H will CIOnllder tenna. Sl!W ,000. ALLSTATE REALTORS SU.tll 1 ecn. ....... 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt.MSI! Look 1t .-veryt.blog under lll0,000 lint! Then 1<1ve mt' a call! 3 br. den, view. 1299.000. Darrell P-.b,own/qt.631 1266 BY OWNR.-OCN VU S315 J•m!oe Crt Twnb Pl V 0 W.C 10% E.A 1otr rate. Why Pay More., Lux 3tr, 21,;ba. Guarded entry. You own the land Pools, spas, terum crt.'I C&l.I for det&lla & a ppt Own IBric 640-l lZ7 Two a>ul.8. k>I,.., ~ Beaorua. Bwld w auat. OwnrtBJdr -,.1125 S4.3-6 l 411 Coda~ 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VA TERMS Move ltl condJticm, best buy on todars m:irket Only $1~ In Colle~t< Park.QlU~ F.ilbl . •"""--...... , .---. SPECIAL OYFER OHL y Mau •ldru. WaJk to RlOO Cozyzatybome poof. park. t enala, Many up1radet-O•DC1t ....... aa.ooo. Mary wlU (8try at IOIJ. la· Doaoel.IGl·lB teresl No quallfylo1 ~· Oub tn on l.h11 inve11t· rne11t. PriD only Call Mr. REAL R8 Moua 7Sl ·8H7 or em5 Meaadel Mar lmrnac Jbr, hardwood nrs. lrg heated pool, calm upgrade11 2827 Francis Ln Sl 18,400. ~.546-2223 81/~/o Lo.; Mor6~V~ 9'arp modem colonial 4 bedioom atnum model home, 111 dynamic loca- tion ' Counlry kitchen wllh b1ull1ns, d1n1n1 area. ramtly room & craclWng fll'eplace EZ care )llrd. frwt lreei. galore Pa Lio Cl<>!>e lo ~ Khoob and on a quiet street' Grab It' SI 16,900 BK R . Call ~173> TMBal --· EASTS.DE l'arruly bome, featunnit s 8drms ph111 large ram1 ly room. 3 balb!., and a den study . Bu1ltln kitchen wnh mu·rowave and cboppml{ bl04:k <'(IUD t er" r r 1 vu t 1· r 1· a r oocloiied paUo Sl 24 .~ 642-5200 CAREFREE L I V I N G In spacious townhomt! wUb 3 bedrooms. 2h bcitbl. family room, cea traJ air. cuatom patio and double e nclosed prare. SUper locatwn cloee lo 1ehoola, part. freeway access and shopping. ALL f'OJ< ONLY $110.000. LOTS FOR SALE From S000 sq ft to 7300 lJ room. Frptr, pvt yard ~ rec. package U>cl . Lakl pool, Jacuui, lenal* & more t96',650 · By avmer. :lJe-W152 RARE Mesa Vttde, 3 bedroom 2 b.ilh, l.irl(t' h1.m1ly room With bnl'k hrt·plan-. al'>'1 ---------larR~ '>WUlY 11\m.: room Pe~tt~ ~gls~r ff' Top·levf'I ho m r t n Rancho Sao Joaquin 1lu townhome U> lO OOt• or the t>.:st localloai. ~ cul de-sac i;treet overlookmg greenbel1 and~ Move 111 cond1 lion As.&uma ble loan ~ l:Sdn'm + den IYand lnnstment 'Ibis property prt'M'nh :! 1mpe«•:tblt' 3 Bdrm µ1111'> Wllb 11 hrdwd !>JUDa Ult Wllh QwWl} JOd n1J 111 tamed with <'art· t h1., ~lboJ l:.IJncJ 1lupl1•\ pr'O\'lde:. a -.Olld LnVt">l menl for l.hc d1.,1·nrnmJl in>: bu) er ConlJtt u' fur ITU"l' cit-ta.ill> Prt-5eal<-d at $49!1.500 BALBO\ I SL J\~D REALTY 67~700 2 Wat.rfront Homu 5 BR 4 Ha ruHom w11terfronl h nml"' w 17 X J8 ' 11 v l d II I kc; P r11'1'll S!l'l '1.UUO t u Sl.<fJ5.UOO d1rt'l'I from Ix.alder t 'or deuub on Lbe5e homes and appt lo see. call Carol lloH, ai.."l 631-0094 l'nn only PROUD EXECUTIVES SH THIS! Spectacula r • 4 Rlanl bedrooms with separat.e masler s uite. Two elt'gant bath:., woot.l panelled fdm1l; room, bnck f1rl'µlart· \16n\ many up.:radt•<, Onl} SI I0.000 Anx1vu' C'a II s.6-2313 ·•. ' ' ·. [ ~ limiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiin1iiiiilil SAUSMAM 00"'., comm · no monthly fee no ba.Mle. Plll1·lime OK. !r7~ 1177 TAKEOVER 9'/t>/o LOAM lnap1rin1 Stratford Ridie . Grand Reaeocy jmt liat.ed! Xlnt 9,,..,<; loan to takeover at 91 /mo. Only one yr old w / many upgrades. ()utstmdmg location, I.In· lque dea11n le v•lue. Oeauve terms. Call to- day. s.s.m1 with br1 ck f1 replac<· ~11ul1ful \pJrkl.tng pool 1\ mu.,l i.t·•· for onl) Slll,!*5U 1\ll now :~:?;Ill --THE REAL ESTATERS MEW AHO SHIHY .., ltu.-. ti month.' 11111 3 Bdrm home wh1c1 hn ~'fl beauulillly dttor.it «I l.A>llghtful landhcaµ IJU!, J n<iwm.: \ l1Ult1-<l ct'llini: m 11\ m.: rm .int.I" rutv f1r1•plar1· (lnh Sll'J.=-.o Call nuw !J'i!J !>J7o ALLSTATE REALTORS SINGLES PAD Now 158,450! 1\Jm1ie.1 new Nurthv.ood Condo' Youn.: ~lllRlt" 6. O>oples tYVt" cornpleA hotits tennis. pOOI s pa. b1lhards, volleyball & mon:• l 1rul u up~radt'd too 95"'r loan :1va1l TakP advantage Call IJ~t · n:.! liOO ..WUSTIMG! D.lpia. 3 bdrma., 2 baths each unit , I blk to beach . Frpl cs . Furnished for s um· mer/winter rentala . Pnced •l SZ25,000 8'73-a83 67$-17$2 Eves associated eu , ,,. 1 u .., "s /\ 1 • r ., ·, J : "" .... ' '. •• .......... ~&TlleCo. LOOt< HalE!! Lovely..,~ .. Vl'nfr f11m1 ly homt· l,.1ri.:• \Jrd hrt>plart.· nt-u "hooh and 1ohr,pp1n~ o wner arouuou:. I-or mur~ 1n rorm..1100 r .. 11 ~ ~ <~ HERffACE • • REALTORS ONLY 5'4.900 4 ~r tidnru> ldmil> rm. kV•~ i.nd laf'lt,. Mrnt!r kl«. J>i-fli 'I ' ThL' IM"1 °l IMl . C&l.I ~-O:l>J OECOtl.ATORS DRE.AM llu.' beaut1full; d1 • ur .• 1 I'<! rondr1 l\(•3r :,., l 41.&'I f'taza rt'alures 2 Bdrm' 2 balh. new carpt-L' ... au ro\enn~s t t-r6mlr floor. and RV .. ,."'""' \ l1Ult lo aee For more ui· farmatlOO ca1J 546-5880 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS TA.KE OYER LOAN Al uni) S67 011°1 I h perfen rondo ,l,1T'•t I thf> 0.-.l ~ In lh1 .rr• t 't\vt1 l l.c.1 Ii>\ H 545-9491 OAK GLEN DanaPoW 1026 ....................... MAJUHrTA Sp .. rl4cul,.r hilltop ~ <lll 2 33>6 '>lv<1 Rd & ' o1lle-l.d Pn m. Vt'f'iJ SlUI 10) VI SUS 000 !OJ 3540. 4!jJ ~ Wdr r1t-~f'ERATt:• ht•.iut hm un R 2 lot OK dpb Xlnl trrm Sl25h (>HO ti61 .!f>.XI '\f'.W l>l l'l.E~ Jo:..'> ~005W &l'£' 1 •.)olli t , ,\~'l 191;, >Wr. FAMILY PARADCSE PlUS VIEW ~-iou., ~ Hdrm 3 balb 't523 WtPU5 DI· ht'llME THE COLONY lnvt'fy JRr 28a, coon tr. k1tdw-n horn .. on rom1·1 lei fM•xt to pool. park II. t 1· n n 1 i. . ti y 0 w 11 c r 5.:11 a.64 ~ leocJ\ I 048 ••···••••••···•········ l.fnlll\ homt.-v.1th 1---------tiro· .. th1 ,1ktnl( '11•w of ut"t"an .u1d \ 111 .. l(t' 11Jtht5 ~p11rkuat( llt-.,n, ne-~ (' JLl'l)t'U lJlruou l l..CJ\ d) lov. rna111l1"1'1,1nN '.1rtl l11.JUd f111.-nnn.: .. , a1lJ bliL SlS.OQO, don osen ro:IA I t o r .. 1:?13 \, C'OA.~ HV. Y l.AGl·~ \flt-. \C"ll -t'f'I iMll ~CW! a.«h I 040 . .....•••.............. &EACH COTT AGI .: ltr I b.. Assume-loan Mo qi :II fr"-J. S76.900. C'£NTIJRY21 ~rl )JS. T5U a.st fw Chn' OCEANFRONT :"-f'w Modular Typo Homes, pvt rommunrt) :! lxil::.. ~ hr isecun t ) i.ub-lell1og OK. fo'r11m DJlllO Treasure 11iland ltlobUe Home ft. 30ll01 So CoM1 flwy Lacuna Buch. R M .P . 1714 1 ~7':1 Ardt IHcJI H9•· :!br \~ SlS!l.OUO Dar ~I Pash, AJ(t 631 u.i6 -------- OCl.URONT Pnvale ~ to beach n.o palJols, de-C'b, Wt'I bar. 2 frpk 's. 1923 "" tenor, modem lnl.t'nor $73.S.OOO Thr F\sftlntc Rltf'!' Olsllnt'tlve Ill'"' :! bedroom, 2..., bo ron domi.ruuma 1119.~1 _________ , ~ ~ 497 166o 2518 EJclerl A ,.e. ~ M 6Q.f734 .... Cl ll.IDUCED! TAD OVB 9.S°'o LO.AH Gn19t 3 bdrm starter on quiet lt~t LI!'-' \rd O wner bas b o uiibt another fr I!> :in\IOU'\ Now only SBl.900 • Hurl') ' BKR 545-9491 WAIJ( TO 11.ACH Lovd,) 2 Sl.OI) • 3 Bdnn. f"R. DR. 2'-' Ba . tr~r ;itC'Cf'S:\ As ~1ng o nly 1129.900 SCOTT REAL TY 5U.753J FUR S,U.f. BY OWN ER 4Br. z& borne b> park & !>Chi \sklll~ SllA.000 wt.II r &IT) p.iper~-0584 ...,..... 1050 ....................... Lfts11tt World, Gate u PanoremlC' v iew, 3rd floor, Villa Nueva. 2br 2be. S86-6879 A 1C. an 7pm. _____ _ LBSUUW<>no Large c.ondo 2nd noor ~ End untt Beaut new 2br. 2ba. lrg Iv rm Owner 770-8Sll50 Quality in craftamanshlp and malerul1 will ~ I.be beauty of your home Entryi.. bet.broom,,. pauos Coll '51711 SYCAMORE GLIN DEANEG\RDENHOME 4 br 2 ba, pool. spa, bonus room Private walled com murut) OnJy rrunutes to tbe beach Hurry ' Quick oc ~)' L..,... MiCJll9f 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOVER SHORES LOWDOWN Owner sa)'ll bnne offtt on th.Ls fantastic 6 Bdrm family home. $20,000 de· coraUng allowance or be a-eaUve. Maida quarters lcc.ar garage too. Coll ror more details 646.7171 .... ~ 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large fanuly home on 2 loll W /bay view + lbr apt. l550.000. By Owner 71~10 ./ JUST USTB> IR.AMDNEW f'abulous, largt> 3 bd. 2"": bit QuaJity lo"" nbomt' cxnioa. Only 8 8\J1labl~. trom '109.990 34:.> Sant.I Ana Ave 6'2..f734 rRJCI RB>UC B> ! Wats1de, C M Room for 7cmdos. A#. 675~ A speoaJ horM! Large 2 st«)' 4 bedroom. dining rm. family room, aou.nd ---------room le l br ltlcome unit Coi111wrc.lal ZOM Duncer .. Auoc. RJtn 957-0701 ea.~ lrltM 1044 ··•·······•··•·····••·• LAGUNA NIGUEL CONOO BeautJluJ 3 bed.room. L bath urut located m lh"· ~guarded C'OmmWll· ty o( Niguel Shore~ Pnvate beach. tenn1~ and pools $1.27 ,000 UNGO REAL ESTATE '116-tm Mlwportlffch 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. • 644-9060 [ijilMfi JASMINE CREEi MAGNIACOO-VU Abu~ bewllM i. ""' Wfl'f· YllW, Big ma.ter bedroom with trmcb doors opcin lni to deck with bay view. Rare 100 blork locaUon. nr vWaae and 3 Bdrm home, hardwood noon. double ga1 .t~t· ~ ll>x~. Sl.2S,OOO HF.RITAGt: PARK OJndtl 3 Br. 2'n ba 1650 ~ft $134.liOO ~ 1776 NEWPOIT • 169 . . , , , , .. .. .. . ; , , , -, ,. ' . .• 16 ,, .. .. I \. .. . .. .. .. ' • • .. .. .. .. .. ... ' ' COMING SOON! 2744 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DIL MAI decll· .... for ................. . DK ...... to .......... wltll .... ..... totte ............ 2 bed. ... '-J Md.t f9llily f'OOM. ..,..... ... ""-s.,..-................ s12t.ooo. u. .. 1ettaamh VIEW. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX So.ft. of .... HMJlrw-r -u.-.-...... 11-... .& to sct.oolt & slto,,l•t· Mo Hcoacy problt• • tws l -4 w bed.. ..th. $265,000. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAL ESTATE 2436 W Coaat Hwy. N.wport S..teh 631·1400 · .. 316 Mo""'' AW" &bod l•j.,nd 673-6900 Have~ you want t.o .al? Cluadled ad.I do ll well. 642-5878. I SURG0 £ ' 1 1 1 r r I OALGE I I 11 I I l IOUlbbay. BEAOmME REALTY '7M511 •••• ..... I LACAN I' Now m"t 11 eo ••~n••vt, I I I r _ ! one rH1tur•ni'• tpec:lalty II not Ooo un<ltr ...... I RHOKES I l-~1-1*......,J,..._.j _j -f G CO'",,~ "'• <tluc\I• 11uol.d by •1111., '" ·~· ........ ~ wOtd L.. --L--11....-A--""--'--'· "'°" d-IOo ,,.,. .. .., No l h•low • ,.,N, NUMIOEO u HflS '"' r r r r r 1 THW SQ1.1~tH • _ . • • • lo,McC_..., Rffr. 5.q..7729 rc>ol.HOME 3 Br. 11111 bll, romplt1ely upgrade<! $'5,500. CENTURY 21 SUrl ~ 7$42 aak for Ch.na ••• ROMMllratoH 2040 Garden Ln 8 c.o.ta Mt.-sa You .,. U. wtnner of lwoUduU CS12nlue>to TM 94J184MARY r_. Feb. 14, 18, 17 4& 1B Lona Beach, Ca . ncltaU mey be t'lalmed b)' callln& 642,5678, ext m ..... Mela V.-de. Aa.aume K . Xlnt term•. $129,900. sat•M-LIT$ Alttw.n lia Ce.Mflcatlott SI 00 Owor!All. BW. 83l·t2S7 Woodbndjle Orove, lake site. 1lngle family at tacbed homes T b e Auburn for 1122.350. The Bentley for 1131 ,500. Both incl 2 Bath, 2 car prage, frplc, aJr cond, rwcroweve Uparaded l.b.roucbout Brand new. AvaiJ lmmed. For sale b)' ownet'. $.59-8062. RV ACCESS Lvly Cmly home on l1<e lot W/rOom for boat or RV st«qe. Newly painted Interior. woodsy at moapbere, 1ecluded patio fs baclryrd, close to tMr}1Ju.nl! Don't let It allpb)' )'OU. S.7711 ~ Walker 1; I ee Mtn v iew, stream. In Onnptree. 2 br 1 t>., A/C $89 ,000. A&t.l•-------- S.SS> BIG CANYON SYRACUSE COUEGE PARK Pric. well under buUdera 2 modelt of I.be HIM plan. Tbla 3 bedroom and den home 1'8o has a tile ~ fOll oounw .... eeoo 1e1.ft. 4 to s Bdnm. 6~ balhll. Pool .............. 000. roof and central alr.I~~~~~~~~~ Hl•blr up1raded wllb prorea al onally landlcaped yardl. Call Tll STAINES CO. 673-7761 DOW ~--.:I 0 •11 '·I I I ' '• l I If If I LtlM. ... , ... , Weil Upt Harbor View lboc. one. owner. Beat 8'0' at 9114.toO. Fee! Pl&rtdt Tenon ........ RBALTOR.8 ....... ,_.. .... .. ~··············· .. ····· .•......•.••....•....•. ~ ......... ... ,. ....... " ... ,e ...... ... -................... .... . ............. . ....................... •;;i:-· 1100 ... NW ._._.,.._ N .. 4 Mrm 'ome •••rle1 "' s'M'm lulJdtr W\11 Ille.Ip n .. ec.. bml\ your oUer Aili l•I --, .... us t • Hf RITAGE •4 I ''' I 1 >1-t-. • • • J.clll.Crnr 11 ~312 ~per1or Nf'W'PQrt Bea(b You an U. w IJ\nief' ol twol.k:keu CSlZvalue)to ,,.. QtBIMAIY T_,. Feb 14. It, 17 • UI la:ll at.ads, Ca 1lcbta may ~ <'lalnwd by ca1llog 842.5a?H. u t 'Z1'Z • • • Pll)BATE SALE Nice • bedroom "' pool home in BayC'r'eSL Fee laod. Priced at SZ19,000. Call Tom Me.ereau fOf' mere det&Ua.. NEWPORT CREST t..aree. aaaum tile loan. pnced to aell! ! Redhill keaJly, Aak for Barbara (hambenl. 61~ 7300 l&a...,fT....._ P'antutlc trl·level. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. neutral OCIM..,NT Le home Oft I 1 le>& nr N*P' fftrttor Varbt ub, m 12la ldul f(lr flGI UY\at C41 11 011t"N' m l3i.1I ------ IED HOTI! BAii BAY 5Br 2hBa. pool l250.000 ~[S REALTY 673 6210 107' ....................... Pr. ,..,_ twnhm 2.Br, l , Aa.wtsa bl.. I~ Pool, •pa, 'u )K •na --- ....................... Dl.llW OW'r lOQO Ml ft ot llrYll drnlr bum.) min rrom Dana Pt M11tln• • bl' ·h 2 bt 1bll, (pt • dtaP", tlOVt', r•fril . l> W Wlll894 *Z UkA.Nl>Nt.;W · 2 br 2 btl, dbl wide. w•ll dloorattod, dll* . ('pt & ~ll Rarn1 4111.o"" U\ ~ Juan UNI l<,;ii f'<·11U11e ll111n1 bllt dl1t thit11p at ooly W.lj()(J ~11904*2 c ;'tow 1071 ..... ..!.~ .•..•....•..•.••.•..... .....-llOO IAcHorw• .... 4'0I llQ ft Wllk IUllY bl1&b qu1llty C'uat om home Pano view of ~aoo Vllllc>y Now under conttruct1on Cocnpl•hon mid May MW.000 Oue &urkC" IUtr.~ ..••.••••..•...••...... ~EXES FllOM $1$9,000 JOO/.OOWM Mt.Al DISHIYL.AHD lJmkcr C7l4J750 1624 ..... ~1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~... 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cl111rm1n1e 11n1all l11d1t'll ahop, jtOOd M> t'O!l"t locu DESPfTI uoo, low rrnt, r~1u1on.1 THIRUMORS-. hit· t> 0 llox ICM!I. S11n You can •Lill find a i.IJC'•' Juan Cap . ~J l.8cular. EZ can coodu 10 1111 adult commun11 y. Cemetwy Loh/ wrth an ... umabh: lvun' Cryph 1500 M e dat~rrane•n .,•l .••••••••••••••••••••••• moa.Rhtre •. "org_cuu.¥-.4 J'lol:i 11 ..itlwr b .. wn pool, spa, secunly, rl:'•' .MemonJI l'ark, (; '1 room &lcony 1'11l10, 2 $4.S() cot or mjkr 011 bedrooms. Low mlert-l'lt Til).!14'7S lo11n, arub It QUJCk I Conlmtrclal SSZ.SOO DKR.. MO 1720 f'nl ..ti 1600 Tllli'llBL .. ~ ........... . i"Jllbrook 40xl:IO i.l1•1 I ----------1 bldg, J6 u · a~. <.'Ol111v1H' -· 11 °/oLoan Adllts OlllJ! DIUdn~ adult rommuru ty, in eorgeous Mcd1tcr ranean almoflphere. with ~pa. pool " Cull ~c·unly 2 bedroom condo, palm & balcony. It's a dream• $82.SOO BKlt C':ill 540-1720 TAA8IU. -· --------1090 ....................... t r I:' e !'I $2 5 OK 0 W c trlJ.9'13 Coftdominiumt rr o wn-housn for Mlle I 700 .......•......•........ LOWIM1¥EST eartMoDe decor. ln mint --------• Grecrt Loc.crtion Tlol.ke ovt'r lt1w inll'r ,..,l raLc loan• Several C'ho11 4· I 2 bt!droom cvodo horrll!S in popul:i r !>pr 1n.:'I rom mun1ly 1r1 lrvme. Lake::., !>lrt·nm<.. lA'fUW>, lu.'h landsCU!Jllllt From IS7 ,950. l'booelocfay lpno only 1 5M-U34 <Broker ) aondlOcw, HUIT'f ! Call M54B) F ORE. <=;T E OLSON HADOlllJDGI J br, Jba, Condo ~ view. Pnced to aell. By Owner. $11~000. M).980$. Nl!Wl'OllTCR&BT a-T"r••·C••••· Wua. Teams, pool, lUSTIM/4 IDllM OMLYS9t.SOO On • quiet cul·de·U c db ClOSY ltoae frplc and lanml cUDlaa ... an aLra cleaa 4 Bdrm w /prof. laodacaplaa •nd the Qa::i price. CALL 644-721 I ~Nll1IL n l\11 rv f.. t I r .. ' ( r1 ,r i 1 il. r 1 ....................... 1100 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Deluxe units Hun\ Harbour. Owner will flna.nce. Bkr 17J..2290. --rrap I t"t1 2000 ....................... 4.ft.IX APPEAL In 1reat Mna Verde localloo. Good termi. Prtde of ownership PnC.S for raat uJe CMJI oawl 54M4tl o..rw ... ... ................... . ......... ,[ .. , JtOO ...................... IAS1SIDI 1 ......... Sl4J.IOO N 1 •UA&.TY ......... IUYll'I .., •• r..-m''n1 bilqen n • cJ IMlh aJ 1 At t..oda 1 'a prtc. ~Med. br•et ... .,oauq bard '°'your ti.& prke, tAtrD'\a and f\OMC\nl. lkayen 6"C1 udl.9!11• t'ePf"Mt>taUon ~-.crow~ror pnMd1on, provide l•• lldYlct 11.nd ltNClunt lD t... eacha.A&a ol CutTtftl properUM Guarao&.ee to •WfOU11• a reducUoo In pr;c. ., dn. payment to l'UVer f.. Local /OU\ o( 11talt! m&ml IVlll C.:C.W.eJot Rnlt y , I n c. Gary 8 BollJa Sll-M91 ~WATB Balboa Ou~ll. Aa.Jlume 111.11.000 k»n Owoor wlll COll!llder t.erm. me.ooo ALLSTATE REALTORS Sl6-9lll 0-"/VW.Dpb. 38r, 2ba & 2Pr, 2b11 Good auum11bl1# lo»n ~ M!l-140I ____ _ $35,000 DOWH i''ourpltoxea, II B Chot<'t' d 8, x.lnt inconw. n..-a r He~b &r MiW1 No qualt f-y1ng. srns.ooo f'a<'h ll SA Rt-ully 646--0507 a.lllo ~I ·51186. 1137 7002 14 Unlls, Oc:et1n 111~w J'uMll\l' C'1u.h now +Tux ~·llf·r 1-'men<·t' ut !Y, ~nd No points 9 Sx c;ros.~ MJ0.000 Ask for Jim V11lcot1oe, Agl !f12..1ST1 *DC UNIT* l!'.6-IOyrs, l\na $5.~.ooo 1~8yn, And $4,500,000 84 IOyr:i N f: SA . $3..:W,000 6 4 18yrs St<1o t t1n SUOJ,000 W. UI)',..., N H. $2 .300 .000 S2 l.2';r.. II H $2 .200. 000 ti.UlyniV M. $480,000 7 New <.i G S4SO .000 DAVIS & CLARK «XX> Westttly Pl Ste 28S Nwpt Bch 851 1666 Prtnooly. Bkn aend your bwlmeas CAl'9. 6 UNIT AIArrMl:MT Trip&e A locatJoo. W a1k t.o beach. 132.S.OOO. SCOTTUALTY 53'-75ll mAD&IUTTER 3 fourplexe~ 10 Costa .., ........ ... .......................................... . Hn1"U.,_ fitrd C~1b· l ·~ t' r•o..t c:..N,... Jll4 HwNU.fww1•4 ..... • 1400 ............................................ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• UIL6tr.zhti1 d 1 ... 1 ................ •• •• ••• Nlw ... 2'itbe. lardeft .... J244 • ... ,........ JJt.t ...................... . mwwoooc.c . PAUii D£8£RT l8dnn. a.. brand new . 1or1eoua view. fplr. ~ 2 totl COU'9ft, 14 ~. llOOd Rout· ~~.Huny l Oltfllftt.h ... ,.,.., 2600 ....................... 416 ACllD M /L In 0°"9 ~area. C.btn .. lDeonw fflllal, Umber cneb. M .IOO. Send SI and Self·addreued HI• Yelope ror Tetma, Map, ldo. J . TroU: 970 N £. ~. Ora.ou Pua, OR ma~------...,.,. ... 'I 2100 ....................... 4+LOTS 3 Lota. aide by aid~. llOned for l2 wuts. Pree • dear Priced 1t Sl.30.000. Pnme Pomona locat.JQn' A f)l111~1on or tl:irbof' lnv..-stm.-nt Co TradeNewpurt4 Plex. 100 ft. to O<'t'an for Tahoe or Jncl.t.ne v UI aa e. M.arabaJ.l RJ ly. 67>4600 . F-ALLBROOK LAN() 3 tn 16 Acres. lr•de fur Onin.aeCounly_67J 9413 a.dE:atah W..ted 2900 ...•...........•....•.. NF.1-~D SM. ~~·n;\, c.tr. Nr-wport a<' /Costa Meu 2 houM' !'Im tu~ ~&it f~wother11hop. Call IJ1<·k Gaylord. 213 4 37 2966 o ff, o r n3·439·5303 hm J't'n ~ Really & JnvMil mt'lll I rw l.;;r11: ~ u th ...........•........... ••........•...•••••••.. •.....•.•..•..•........ CMmu.ni ofder 3 Hdrm home w1lh lircplac~ . p;d..lcl AduJUI, no peta. &Intl RJty Re&ialrr 6'253>0 LOIJllllFleodl 31 41 ....................... Victoria Bea c bfront Home, yrs~, redwood/. brk lot, 38r. pal10 213-7'11D-3ZT2. ....................... hnlun. 2 ctr + 1ar. • ......... • • • • •• • • • • • • • Wtopar P'tplc. micro ms. J8r 2ba Woodbr1dae pool. i.vu.. apa. 195. Q>odo. Lake vi.-.. Nr M)at pgol6puk.'7J.mi. - IOOSjNTSOI( UNIV PK TERRACE £A81'81DE I aR • .-. 1 <XJND0.2Br. lmmac, d•· sa. ... Ou. Ar ,.00. lir1lble aoc. pool, no peu to-31DOOI...... IRS mo. 14.2 UOO, Ad· a ea J ba. pr, ice yard. hard wood fl oou. ..,mo, S.0-Jlll ut ror Lea ••• ~~IOI St. Coat.aM .. You .,. ~ wlntet 0( two tidleU ($12 v aJue I to ,,. ~MAaY y_.. l'eb. 14, le. 17 6 LI LoncBeadl,C. nduU may bt C'la1mcd by ClJll.nC M2·5a'18, toxl. 'Z1'Z ••• OWGH'JTUL 3 bd, 2 ba. In quiet area Bright & c:belry ~/mo PalnC'k SSS·OIOS o r Jt>.inne 631·1315 Ail 3 Br. 1-\la blA twu.e. lite back. yard, room ror traiJer or .botil. cuJ-de sac, 1tood area Only W/reftrenrtll. OK ror famil y . S~SO . Ca ll MS.1088 ltillM •122. ~ - Wla c.ondo, \I kw. Zit.or)'. I br + loft, I VI b1 . all. uraiie. Mlcrow1vt', lraah coro pa t't or, llriwn. pllollh crpt, Uk!. wallpaper, pool & Jacuul. SU~ mo. am•. The l.Ue.. Lux. llvl.n& w/all amen1l1ea. Up· •rad.-d 2t>r, 1525Mo+dep No Pt!ta . "11-4012 UMTA&.S SBR.2'°"8a 9'50 4 BR, 2'°" bai , pool Npt. Beach. WT!I ....,.. .... 3241 .•.•......•............ -----2 Rr, 11) ba. hce yant. Spel'IOU'l 2 bdrm 11ar & \ww $6SO mro Tom yarn Adult~. no pelll 22!1 ~2'2lJOOf' 494-0l!IH E Zlrd ~ ~ 7253 3 Hdrm big yard, mo lA, mo 14915 t.:all 7Sl 3191 OCLA.NJt'l.UJNT MONTIU.V f<t.NTAI-'> m>&Up lt\1P nl4)499 3579 ~ JIJr, JBa U11Jt Cntrl ......,,.. Jbf, 2~-,rn. IJm rm :? AC. dbl auraRe. bllJ\S 1 W' l(ar, ~an Vlf'*. ~IJ·• tllX> mo Ph.LI T11Hl33 l.«IMo .vT Ut> I • New 3bt'. 2 .... ba t.llh.w. Crph', m1rro, .11ar1t1t••. p..uo, ~ . pool, apa ~17or641 1480 JUMl'S F'OR f<ENT I \)( <tbr l'n<'ed from $495-WIS Fnnl > ard &- g 11 r a i: t"> F'am1li•·i. pleaa•· Kids & pt'l' ~ (All 964 Zl6li l)f 973-21171 A~. noftt Oar.a PoW 3221> ................•...... 2 blU fmm Danu Harbor. LocJi-Hms 1250 ....................... JtOMt:S t'OR JU:."lT J '" 4 HR l'nt'f"'1 from $4!15 ~ l''n• cJ )I .trd & .:1ral(t'~ ... ;im1t1,., plra\f' K Hh .. pl'I\ ~ {;all 964 ~ Vf m2fl71 ~.DO ff't' L..-~ 1252 . ..•••••..........•.... ... °' rt'nl 211r. icr•Jund fl our run du W~ dnt"r /.I df j(.1r t...icww N;t(u.-1 lKI 1(•11f tllUf'f° S57:. mu ID8-0A>. aft :. ~ ;m:. •••-•••••••••••••••••• Npl. 8e:b. Rep.l Ele1ancc• ll\lfa condo ; a BR. 2 t.11. dlabu1'11\&l~.2br. trl-lavel; mint cond. b bale ocean vi.w lmmtd. ~ Submit Pl~ab, 't'I u b bu . on kids 41 pet1. fl~. btUltrds, pool, aaunw. CoJuwortby, Rltr. den •P•· 1ec prklnl( M).-0030 Adultl. no pett. _.Mo. SBR "•wporl Shoru •51i&oo-rrt. 114~2 home. f'rpl<', patio. crn..-..28110anytiJne OMA. '800 mo. Cell for apsit to Mf', A4it. Bruce Toe.ru re ~ U.fa.dtlaed 1525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 llr, 2 ba. Newport Shorft ll a.ad> twnhae. l'oo., J bouM rroo mo. Property br, J"" be. S5(JO mo. Nice• . Houle MZ-385(). QU 1131.f.223 aM 1 Br Ba(b VenaUles COO· _,., ... Uwfww l600 do. FuU security $4.2S. •••••••••••••••••••••• • (;111 Cal H3·6787 or l Br Nwpt Jkh AU ulll ~ pU1. Garaict-. 2 bib bch M.SO. 2Br. patio., aar. 1475. ~644-MN. Mauue adlt.a, no pet.I. Stach 2 bllu. Zbr. 2b ... AvatUl20.~S'T18af\2 IJ9.llo, pr 11.B. No kklb. Beacon Bey.pnv. beach; pet.a $400 645-L6H2 - 2 BR, IAlwor3 BR. 2 ba. ~. encl patM>. St2.00 Af lwllh ,_,.sited Pfr" mo 561 ·3008 or 2U: •••• •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • UH412 ~PliiMI ... 1707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WC CANYON. Secu.nty Sleeping ro o m" ~ ~ U11lng. Spacwxa ~t.ea 11:. wit & Deane home 640-8582 or up.Oceanfront 675-874(1 m-.m ---~ Rental MW d('(.'f)r 2 Sty Medallion hm. 2 Br. Qirnpl w Ihnen.-.. d111ht·" 2 bl. bch 'lhos», adJU. no 4br, 2ba. 673-4586 pets 85 673«rT2 - -OCEAN FRONT3Br.-2Jj..J LlartmJ Lillie house 2 Br, M50, mo. + ull I. C:.11 beam ceil '!I, pvt p1d111, in b~ • pan uu 11-tung Walk ln ---___._ W8'lC'11ff ,hoilll Adulla, Lrg 18r apt Stept In no pet.a, ~fa $4SO/mo ocean or buy Sundctk. 6(2.2600 pGUWllly furn .. ·rec ulll --$4 5 0 I m () 6 7 J 2 :) l.1 , Slepi W t>:eac:h. 67~ a.ia.~cv La dirluxe 3 br him CoronadefMar 1722 boml' ~ ~aUllful large Easlbluff Laldo8 4bn. z•,ba, 2 aly poof $&$0Mo 83!'. Aml~t) Way •H " 9 714 960~. 2U !>41-6460 l~ Z ltOr)I, ~ br . .! ba fhla Newport 6hor,., home rome-1 romplt'll' with pnva~ community puob &'. t.mzu, C'OW't .. , J l L'!> unmrdJal.riy ava1lllt>le :it onl y $7~0 mo lbJrry' ••• 0unRt"r & ~><' Rltr' 1()1 ~I 968--~ N t;wroHT I Sl.A~ll WAT 1-.R t'RO~T , 2 •, t.drm-.. M'W ' lib. d~. ... (.' No pd:l c; iUI & ... :t ler 11(1 ts6 yr I y ti7J l.25t; s-a..... 1276 .......•.•.••......••.. 1' 1 bdrms. partu•llY furn l'W.t.e ln IK'h V1o·w ltit Ind $500M11 61!1 !lJ05 3724 .••............•.•..... SUS CA.SIT AS F\Jm I br Jpt ~r:o & up End i.:ar Adult<.. 11 • J'lf't-' ZI 1U New~;rt Ill ~ .. ~ Hi.titinqton t.och l7 ~O .••........•........... VW"W 2 Hr 2"7 Ba r<1ndo. pool , jllC , ~ 496-7141 P\1'9. -------VttY cl.tan 4 Uk. i•, b.., • • ...................... . H.l's FtHEST SpwlL,h ~L .. ll' l.JYIOI(' H1•,1utJ!ul r:irk llkt· ~u· r<1und1n~, T1·rral'•'ol l'",j ~llkt·O ~II' hli<J ~ 11a rk II111< r o u 11t.11 n !'q.1.!t'1<1U'> r o11m - ~·11arJl1• din1n~ JI"·' walk 1n dosets, h111111 hi.•• k1l1 twn & 1·ah111••t W.ilii: l u Jf unl1n~t u11 U>nl.t'T' BToro l2l2 ....................... Brand new 3 Br. 2 Ba, flUDlJy room, A1C. frpc. 16$0 mo. C:bildrt"n weirome, DO pet.a. 9 5, 152 Hlt Atl 7YM, 81Q.Z5G lkdlal•lectt l240 ....................... HOM ES FOR RENT nrw <'arpet.I. vww ~ w .. 1to1flrcnl new J b r ~16Uor~ home. Luvely ocean 3 5 ~lt'W t:X l'IU&IV t' 25 nt•&hborbood $97!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 41ii&IT72 IHTHIWOOOS L..w-er n.ec. 5 Bdrm. Sun Oeao redet'Orated S.O .. SAU Oub MO. AKl SC oottac~. 3 Br 2 ea. 2 &J741.llor~____ C'~~ ~..-21311 .... Vt.to 1267 We• ' tw lHI ....................... ....................... HOMES f'OH Rt-::-n 2 Hc'\lroom furn $Ml."• TUW'lllv!Wk• rum 'so:. "lulli.. 110 IWL'\ l'ul.iue.. t'r~· l...\IJl,1;111,\ HF.HMO.'-\ 111211 I' arlu! Ide Ln. 1 t> 11>. W d Buch. 3 bllul b .. 1 .. ~ MT S441 3H8 Mesa. Cao be sold ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mp11Cld.ely. All 3 Br 2 Ba ---------each. Owner will carry 1206 3 or 4br. Pn<'~ from .-DtS. Fncd yard 4s 1ara1e1. Famlll es please Kids • pel~ wekome. Call 1164 ·2588 or 97.J.2171.. A#}., DO f tt 3 or 4 HR f>noed from 8).., t"ncd ya rt1 & garaaea fo".1m1l1r, pleaH. Kids & pl'I~ ~.Call 964 ~or m.2971. A4f., oof~ Jbr . k.ids. Pf'(!\ wdl'l>ftW $:585M u s:n ZM6 ..•...........••....•.. '>lurho. prof df•c·ornl•·•I lllifl'IJ ~ i'T('(• l'TlllllJ 'lt'I \ 4. wl Color TV. SlOll ,.,._ or by mo ~2227 _ at 10% for 4 r eara 2S7'· down. Fu.U pnce $195.000 eMCh. Each apt. la rented at $«IO mo Yearly 10 come Sl.9.200 pr bldg. 2 Br, unlurn llOOO 3 Br. df.u.2 at.ary ..x> 28r Apt lid VUJ ~ Lou Brecht.eJ • A.l!loc. 87$-3331 ... .,.,. .... 326' c t .. a.. .... a ,. 1425 . ........................ . l IASIS GALC>tll! LAGUNA BEA('tf M'I I< ............ c~ )9CWC11. HUD&. ~. Good floaocloa. No Potnta . No qu.llffhla. 8jom 541-1811 or M0-$157 Ail. 8 SEAVIEW! (~ + Cl1 Y UJd;it.a Vle'W. S27'S.OOO · $399,000. t'.x· duslve. Prine. o oly . f>alrir k Tenore, Agt , 631-12156. ...................... MOBILE HOM F. BUY·SELL ·HENT- OM.YZUFT NEW QUALITY HOM~ 3 Br, 2"> bll, 2 It.or), 3 -,-DB.UXI_ .... _ ·:-rr-s-A r·~~ ~.~~ ... !~~ £~,~·?~~~ PIUMEEASTSIOE,CM '-J--~ OUTSTANDING UNIT,._ _______ _ ....................... NO f'Et:' Apt • Condo ~. V1Ua Reo&...11• m-491.ZBk.r • 3Br. &aide c M . H ee' lype. Brand MW +pool, ~ & pnvary 900 mo lllP INN. Maid w-n , rnlu• 1V. ht>,tlt-d pool llt1I (7141494 S294 l>RS 1'411 a-.AHwy UDO ISLE ~Sly. t!ar\y Celli. 3 HR, den, 3 ba., Uv rm w /fpl, & beamed t'ell. Co1y .. uo. Walk to bucb, <"lub & tennla fac1I. i::ru.ooo eau MlSSION REAL TY CM-0731 llatt>ot Ridge Dynasty, cnobltnlc1.ed dly ylfow lJl50 IQ ft. 2 Br. 2 ba, P0..000 'lS-Ol34 EAST ....... 5Br, 3U&, rec rm •/bar, owar/ait. lmmed <><:· capaDCJ. $111,SOO ~WO now.a SALi Oil LIASI DIMs'~Are. SAKnAGO DllYI t.etwe _ ..... ao.n.. ~ boute.. Br. Separe&e 11 aater tJedraom -'&e. 3Be. Lq. ram. rm, full Uvlog room'. formal dlelDI room, ••t ereom, barbocue. laundry room, carpe t• • drepea tbrou1hout. 2 <ar ~· Pool alz.e P•Uo . Sup« eoad!t ioo QI ll: .,,..., ... ~ lie ram. .._., 5 Bil. J .... cla. rm., riewl It.a- • paDdtd 6 remodeled, a111erU1 •PPOlDled I ... tcreeUYe, lm· ~Ar clever tama ~). ~-.WO NEST IN THE CREST t"INANCE ........ Star.. Ww -·-c..ht' CAU.US'61·1021 IYn.SEA $33,000 3 Br Mobile Home, ap. prox. \le mi. to Ocean Pool Spa. ~ ceowr lndudel llloraae shed & encl. piiUo A must to IKlO! Call 7S2 1700 now• ,,,,,. "' ••• ,.,fl, .,,,.. ,, f [91fifvlll •EXCITING• u.r .. 1 974 Travelei e w /cabua, outakle patio & aardm,. Dilbwa.sber· dlapoa•l·froatfree hi1ldelre, French armolro dlvldf'r 2 =~· ('Ol'Derk>t ........... BeeaWul Newport dbl widet 28r •/walll·ID cloaeta. Corner lot. UFll003). lmdy'!:::~ vw. Welt Home :aodO. 2Br, ZBa lo Lq.. Hilk nlcmt s star park I comer lot • /laqe patio area. Air eood-0011 Sl7,500 cnuml). CLASSIC MOllLIHOMI SAi.ii 2n'1Harbor',Ste20l-A l40oltl7 ::.":. 2~1~ ~ ... mobt1e bome. POOL.~ l9IO eq.ft Cpta. drQel, llU ..... 0..-W/ttft"/ W. O.,: Met...,_. pool. SJ1,IDO. ~71.000. ,.....,UCI OJ. Realty, 99UC7L ..... ..,.,... Home J2x70 ... ~-I ....-. 28r, 288, tum. loe la dHert area. •.ooo. lltll ~pk ln .._.,M1rqe,PleaM call CTW> llt·IUO brr aPM d1U1 or n u > •'74.J.tft>dt 2 BdnnsHch. SO. OY HIGHWAY Wood,. UDO 1lfE~~f"'i CO Real flllate love11tmt.'flts ~:!a~. ~e~cf' 3333 W c.oast Hwy, NB wrtb ra&.Mld hearth, Uw-re 64s.6646 are tven UM'd bri r It w aJb Ckl&fldSundJiy 10 lttlcben, whic h t'i t'qu1pped with bltn ranRC. O\'en, d.iabwuber & 'traab rompacto r 2 4 BR. 3 be. '1200 M•I AaeOl 67:>H 170 . TRl-PLEX UNDEI MARKET I.it 38r. 2R• unit. 2 2Br , I '~·H;.i unit-.. Take over c·1Jlllr;u t at 9'.'J'A-IJ\L tt"nl' low tor i.H•a ll1·"t 1nvP11lmeol <.:au tor dt't811A 2Hr DplJc, E Sid•• CM J'rin ooly SI 37 ,000 64$-1103, 646 6710 .. 1:= large bdrm.<1, ear h with l.i..iiii_ .......... 11111111 .... -.1 walk 1n rlo11et and pn vaw beiM L.iirl(f' aun· dedt Shatt 4 <'ar garaic<' & 1.ne d wuht>r 'drytr Avlillable DOW. Kris. w · qiared. No pets 11195 pt'f' mo. Call for appo1ol JJ'llrt. 640-7878 SpyiJa.s1 <>«•n & ba v ~ 4br. -C'fll(I? & i-tt. 3 ur 1?1tr. 2 frplc ....... 1 i.:rdor Inc-I SnOomo 66-077 iii 41846-550~ 4 Uoita /Costa Mesa cm.ooo. Sub>ect to 1oa1 548-WJ A.au. or 63M1H!_ RENTAL INCOME PROPERTY f"rom 1311.900 Modu1-r Type Homes, 24 hr aea.atty, 3 pyt beac hes. puol •p6er Tru.aure lale 2t00 ··•••··•·········•····· • • * hdR..ct Zi60 Newport Hlvrf Cos ta M•·~;c You are tbe wm.oer of tM> Lkluu (Sl211aJ1M·1 tt> ,,. QUE&tMARY Tow t'eb. 14, 16, J7" 18 Looi Beach, Ca. nc.tuu may tw dai.awd by caJ.li.oi 842 5878. Ul m ••• 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S N::ns Pa.Im Desert, a~ proved for 43 coodo1. Owns /Bnlker 173-ZlllO Pk. a.I Pac.Ulc Coast ---------lfwJ, Ltfunu Heb, R.11.P. (71')488-3579 _ Jhillnalon Beach, Bearb •Oufadd. two+plexeti U~ dOWD, bull\·ln rlaenclog. AITD Leven1•• ppreclatloo. Smllb-lleJerNO-m'l. H1W IMTS. c.M. 1-IW. • ...._ .. untt • ,.,.,,., Jm'd, ,.,..,., ....... ---•Gd ........ 000. 'ISL!nfttmt. I01803 ZO ttlW UMSTM:M SpectacuJar whhe wattt v-. iot l.mllf'OVed. 10.000 +IQ ft bulldlq pad. I lot ~r ooeanfroot. South L11un1. $450,000. 71AJU.21.lllJ. Two30ULl' lob. 4at 8etoftla. BuUd to autL Owor /8.ldr. '18).1121 MUJ48 ......... Lot BEVE'RL Y KlUS rwu.t1c DobtQY .... le tuldint •. 'l'be IDOlll a~vW..olLA. Oceeo • Cbeaael lllMda.-.000 . LAGUNA VJLLAO&R.E •M1'1 th r•o.wt. ...... 2400 ....................... Be111Uful 2 bd. 2 ba 1--------• to w n b o u 1 e u n ll 1 l'Ott LIAll •lff'Pla, •aulttd ceU· New 2 bedroom I bath ~·lDVllllllta 6'2·1603 home. Mlaalon Laba Country Club. Oolf • 2 POa I SAU t.nm.·pool. BeautJruU1 1....,.... apanlab 11tyle landaeaped1 no main· boa.-oa ler.. '*11W taillllC9 }'arQ. lo\. Welk to bHcb. lllOClublraot.MRd. ..... P.11. eoop.-6 o..ertHotlortaP =· IH· UU or l~~~21J.1114tr1~~~~ ·~·~ 2 br, 1 ba, b¥11 t 1n1 ~.DO Pf'(.I . .x> mo 8"-7809 ........ .... ..._ 2 Bedroom. dea, 2 Bath Monaro model, ft~latt and lan!e yard. Community pool and frftf1Mlt8. $7~. RCTc1ylorCo l : I)\ I S &. J be.. Irvine Tern~. prdlaerlncl Avail. now to Au1. Utb. Aat, ....... lll4 ....................... Sharp2 br. •tov• .. relrta. Aduba, DO petl. Sll51mo. *-U17 3 BR + den, 2 fpk '1. largo POOL. New cood. Qiilleae Pk. ~ mo bt, I.Ml + le(', l yr leuc Avail. &mmed. Xlnt fll.JJU. ly erea. All 011vld ...., 381' home, ntw stov•-. f'rmh peuit, no peU. tri.25. .. Sec: ~IM2 :Ir, Zbll, CDC'd yard <'Ulr bou~e S.S50M o C<1ll Mary Jo. 1148-3911 ---Channinc lbr, 2be, dUl rm, frpk', dbt &M, Walk to bdl & acboob, ~Mo 6C2 ?143 2Br. 4 bib f l"OO"I Ottll.n. DO daldrm ~1 2 -------- f\ve blocu to bea1·h' Spanis h l br, I~ b•, aantmer LOCI. ~m mo. S3llHH4» J Br. 2 car aUMtwd ~1385mo m.u77Hkr •tw.tW• ........ 1242 ....................... IM1tiallon Harbour 3br, 2...,be, Condo. Yrpl<'. 1reeabelt view. Xlra Dkle.~.m.an TuiwnbouM .... Jbe, ten- •• pool. 2 car pr. boat alip avalJ f11&. tMCMOIW Smla.ao OT' Jly ownt'r l..Aaury bou.w 4br. 3bll, ram rm. Inn dUl rm. & full lvn nn, t:i.-aUl miilr 'IWll' • Mnny M .tn y &lrll> Sl .1100 . c .. 11 ~4 lllO M4' Llovt' r Sbort1' 4 br. 2 ba. pet ok 631-0'JOO ,., 8J&..8J.27. Newport Cre&l 4 br, 3 b<1 condo. Pool, l eoo1 ... jaC\IUi, ~•wui tD5Q m o . GU-OIOl, <n3 I 34.S-7171 lmmuulat• EutbluH O:JDdo 3 Br. 2'WI ba, YICW, lllO a» Call •VM after lpa1. '714 mt UM. Ct-em ¥Ww. dlJi 2 BR, 2 bL cmdo, frpk • ck-ck; .Ubttw; wlU~2 yr. ae... BO mo.! BBf', .... ~11*> 8"lrle 1244 ....._, 24()'. 4 Bit, J be . -•••••••••••••••••• boaMI • !Dlabt Us.bl 4s Several rental• •••II NOW! Prom 11115. 2br, 2bl.. ... Jbr, SiQO. 2br .... -· lbr. abe, fl'OO, 41M', lb•, NEW tns. 151..a.. . . - oceu view. Guerded l'Oalm., pool • t.ena.la. tMQO ..... 5a. at~ ~ er. C4Ddo. 3 Br. 2~ ba. $'700/mo. 0...-/Afl. MMZI& •2Br 11VUM Vlllal(I' t;reto, brand 111·w ltr'ound floor wu1 ~llKI, lae. •2Br + dea. I rvr.ne ~ l650mo ~ •zBr APARTittl'.."NT C'dM Ind ~rni:. $4r.o 100 6mu be. Ceil to rr.'filow 752-1700 2 BR, nt • C'pts. encl ~. W /D hlup, eod p9bO Meaa Vttde area. ~mo.~~ Yearly lse $700 mo .,.rpl r. park1n.c. a.menit1es. Aff!.. M anc . C>r-n vu, l hr. I b11 , (!(I\ cn-d park in.c ~ mo 4:H 006to . 3769 ........•....•.••...•.. l:idyfront furn1 l>hoct . WUller l"l'f1t.a.I Broker. 67S 491~ WU!y..OC-...anfro11t 3 l>r • be, compl furn Gara.:•· 641)..rnM ..Ve! J HR. 2 ba, 0tt1t11fron: ldum . .-x>. Yearly 3BR.2ba. wnlr. ~ associated 8 A'1•rw<, l>Ell •''"'> '' ." .A; Ii ,,1.-~ .. J "' • • t Dl>SllS I BR fum or un tum. .,., blk bey oce11 n ~ J1d;. 730-1.222 6T.M171r>___ -2br, 2ba, aur bearh 8rmd M'W 2 Br C'OO<So, O,U, ciriJI. eGOMo Yr l«'Ur'ity ia~. pool, Jll' ly oes 14&-2848. dy' Brooahurst , Westm1nal $9-Q3tl · "'· Garden Gro11t•. 5.11-IOUI 2 br 2 ba, So. Cat. Ptza area. Dlaefi, CAL' 4s wtr, ID· d "1-MIK, SS2. 8'liS3 - Gaal out of town on bu ... oe11 . Lea .... O'\y be-.ltu.lly turn. •pt .: Br, 2 Ba, frpk. oqAl\I a.y vu. ~..MJ5 • You may rwqoest Ad-Sttttr .W. whed pkJcing your od . . • OtK Ad-Sittet number will appeor in Yfl4X Daily Pilot od ..• Ad-Sitter takes yo.Jr mmoges . ~ • you cXJll in ot your a>nvtnience to~ the r.pol"8S to your od •.. this~ la only SS per we ek. fo r mort Information and to ptoc:e yoor od catl .... .-....... . ..... ...,.,,,. --:-: ........ ~ ....................... ....................... 000 OHke ...... 4500 • I I UN .. / ~ 4400 .............. al .... •d• IJJO IAI .............. 'ff i ~ ....................... ...................... . ....................... ....... ••r•••-H•••• •••••M••••• .. -•••••• ~~ ...... !!.~ ~·!'!~.~~ ~·..... 1169 .................. _______ , ....... .. ............. . •••••• ... _ .............. ,-..a... ~AA&A -=r-to ••trJl~ta1. Ill ~ ..... ,.,. .... -----------.,.,,., .. •• ,........ ................ a........., .... llld ... ... IAar BAY AA&A. I Br -..r1 I Ir, 1 a.. ,....., ....... • -f)'rl~lmmac --------91.Clti&l....,•lw ...., .. ., .......... ., ....... °" ....... .... ......... 4taMa .. ... No ......... , ----.-.... -.-.-.-...,--_-el I ~~~~ P•U101 Ml·W. -.._ _ ... .,....._.a.., .. boerd 6 -.... _.. apla, dt119, I ..a., WI Nr a18& lbop l llr. '*-",..,...,.pool. e ar tocl 1ar. •10 _..all,,_..._,_ = M ,.... llZS. ii=;;! , I r' I c , CAHNl:IY VU.l.AOB I 141• Br, .... I\\ ~ -....., 1 • ... llPlc. I a.t -.. or Yl't1. Vk· Br. I ba PIS. Pla1· IOrian • Jluatt rma ......S. ... >a. W.ierrroat 11lew ~cuat. baA!mlllil ~u ...... At* IBr/lbia ........... WATUlfllOHT 1 llrta.. ,.,.. ... s11r11tia rrom• HOM AfAlUTAT£ 83H4()() •••••• .... llh ..... I tud ....................... 1106 ....................... Larae l bdrm wsbr/dr1r • d1wa br , s undecll $HO /mo 67$-llCJ'll lc6oa ''•1•'-.111d10o 3807 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmmed occupancy. at tractive lg Bach, on the pomt OlO mo 675-8267 ------ Oceanfront Be aut <townswrs duplf'x. 2Br, den. 2 ba $1100 /mo+ uld Yrly 67~ ---C......delMcr 3822 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Extra lrg duplex. 2br, 2ba, fil>lc, beamed ceiJ lfli, ocn vu 2 car Rar Pnv bch access ~Mo. ~ ltr. dose to becich. UW tncl Av&JI March tJ;t S35())f 0 675-9005 OCEANSIDE OF' HWY Lite I BR, W/ bltns, refng new cpl:., pa int, i:ar $46S be 675 606 l ~udlo Apt, I blk from ocn, $275 mo util incl 'd 494 3324 ~ta~ 3824 ....•..•..•.....•...... We!ittleld 8-Ul.itW IS19Cbd Ilda ta I -* • I uait build· lap P¥t ,..,., 519l*. dedla .-...u, la lldull ., ..... Nodop TSL Mcmt _ 642 leol lb t mo oW Twnhome. :Br, lwBa, frplc, encl au. sns mo 111 w 2IOtJI ~Ava'-' Mar I~ 4!""'9 I Hr-Euwde, amall but ~ w 1lotl ol neat wood SZ75 IG-M50 after tpm ---- ''TllESEVILLE" 2Br btud.io, 1 i.-.r bu, .:.ar Adllll, cpts, drps' bltn.,, fncd yd Wat e r pd 836-4~ 3619 "F'" Santa Ana S.J7!i ODLDREN OK T1111h•it 3 Br, l'hba, cpts, dr~. F /P, OW. bltins, dblt• gar, patJO/s undeck ~ 51k!001, 957-0701 VIEW 2 BR l Ba apt .. l r tease avaiJ. $47S, bl & last + d ep. David 64&325.S, aet. SAVE $150 Yoo pa1ot & cleun. 2 HUGE bedroomJI. fUUy c arpeted /bui lt1ns Ground noor. Super loca llon Adults, no pets S300 mo Apply apt B. !i68 W Wi.laon 645-M48. ----- l;g I Br l Ba, newly de corated, PoOI. adults S295 646-7319, 673-0884 ------ PIPPERWOODS USTSIDE 2 Hr With private pal.JO No pets. S3!lS mo :>48·9100 aft.er 5 pm. ____ _ FAMILY APTS Hrand new bf'aut1ful. larg~ t1pl for fam ilies with l. 2 & J (•h1ldn·n Near park & M·huoh, J<JddJe play area 2 Br, 2 Ba MfiO 3 ~. 2 k;1 °$:)~ 111-al µaid Nn 1~·1'. 3:11 Wl'~l W1h1m C" M r,.:11 5.'>IS:I !AH :!AUK Oehnu• apl. Ccondo·hke) w /go urmel kit c hen. 'itove, d lshw~s her , mmw 1 r rloor. I au nd ry nn , JldllO, l(Urrlt·n, Ir, .. ,., $4."iOmo fi45 IWl l'ohla Mtt.~ Op..n 10 IJ tJ,Hl\I t~Srnf; :' tw . 1wrd1·n •Pl gar Aclulb. no Pt'Lb $350 ltlJ 2fal 548 :!ll'T $31:. mn 2Br t wnll'w 11• l'-.1 /\~all (llJW l:;.w W.tlld<'t .'~ •2 Br. I hd 1·undo nr ""' Cua!.t PIJla Nt·w <TTJL'> rt!µ\, A C" pool -.1·1 unty 1';111• C'h1ld11•11 ok , 1111 1•·1' 541,0 'll.¥ J41.i;! or ~~5~1 $:105 $4 25 2 Ur ,q)l o,. balcony' val10. laundry nn.som~W/t'OCI g4r.1&t' &frplcs TSLMemt __ ~2 1603 2 Bdrms, 1 bath apt. Adull.5. Gaa paid. 6425073. VIL.LA COROOV A Most UW. Free. New cpl, drps, encl. garage, pallo, grut kitchen w /bltns, dshW!lhr, lndry rm. No pa.is 1 BR $340 2 BR $400 2323 Elden Ave., CM 142-7805 Large lbr, balcony, over looks pool• pal.lo. Adults only, no pets 1887 Monrovia S295 ~30 me&liBJIU APARTMEMTS G«AHD OPEHIHG 2 Br. 2 Ba $450 Excelleot locaUoo. walk to complete shopping. Beautifully landscaped Spac1oua apts. Private patioaordecka, Adults Keat pa1d. No peb Open 10-6dally •. D1We11t Willon,C.M 1-. \11k> In plt·x lnv4'1v 4hr 2h.i ~.Z Olrt1·r t.1\h OK :'41\ J2HI ;,)J 0.tle l'l~t: ULlH F Al.,...., Wilt ;• !Jr ".! lld J>IJ) 1!r•iu11cl Infant nk l'al111 v1rw, frplc, enr l g.ir ga.'I st.ovC', dc;hwh.r, Jae. lndry rm From S4!iO SPMC 6"H4ll lheOOLONY 2229Canyon <.:.M SUPER lge 2Br Pool lrru to ocean + br~ Lusb shrubs + ~reen· bell. $395. Adult. No pet. Eve : 644·2S78·day: 646-0354. 1 BR, ref rig., balcony. encl pr., adults, no pets. OJO. 645-9857; 548-4291 2 BR l~ Ba, s:MIS. No d:l1ldren. small dog OK 61.0 JOLllll St. 642-7344 J8r, 2Ba, ta>O mo .• au uW pd, lndry rm w /coio operated wsbr /dryr, gardemng aerv. 64.S-9220 Dell.Ille 3 bdrm. 2 ba. near S o . Coaal Pla z a . Fireplace & garage, front wul in 4 Plex. $47~ caJ.l~l 1 Br duplex. S310 incl uhl No pets. 2266 A Placen· ti.a, 6'5-9'94. $300 lbr, attch boutte. Encl gar. Adulla 2201 American Ave. l!B 63l·Am9. 642-5889. _ __:_4131.....:...·5513 __ 1~ __ 1A06 ___ Two 2 bdrm11. 311 M~a 2 Br, 2 ba. Adults only. No Dr. Encl. gar. 1 chlld ok. petA. Gu & water pd. 13."iO. mo. 631·2374. 645-5780 2br, 1\.'Jba, rrplc, encl gar, adult.I. $375. Call 64,5-.4()7~- $400 t.o $440 Beaut. near 2 br l ba. all nu decor Walk lo stores & bus. Kids OK, no pets. Encl. prage $360 675-6371 O...PoW 3826 new 2 br. 2 ba townhouse, •••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sllcyllghtl, rrptc, laundry 2br, 2ba. deck, view, rm. pat.lo. Adwts only trplc, gar $4.SOMo. . TSLM&ml 642 9U2 lbr, lba, $310Mo ind utll. Call 681·U61 or New2Br.28a, fplc. bltns, 481-3872eves Martha Weatalde CM. S385 l ... lagto. 8-ocJt 1140 Adult.a. no peta. M.2-7803 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eve. Newty decorated 3 Br 2 Ba townhouse. Spaclou11 fireplace • pool. Quiet area. Adultl, no pell. Sd). 87S-59'9 /MS-1381 . IMSTAMTIM Near new luxury t.nhH. 2 br. l~ be. all bU.m. t•nct.1 pai,lo. pt. lnh111t or 1ml pctok. GS. W>-483'1._ Nr. So. Cat l'laza. 2 br, 2 be apt. P()C)lll, etc. Im· mac. ('Ond. No children "' pee.a $42.5. lt81 dla· eou11t 963-7 .. 18; 83S-4447 ext308 *DELUXE• GARDEN APT. 2 ....... only 3poola Cov~ car pOr1 paUoapt.s., 8BQ'a c1o1e t.o r W)'1I " bcba walk to abopplttJ. 17111..W-wHt •W-.r 847-6064 l ... lwl• Ck-••• • 1 a J H '9tle A1tL • O,.,._tlln a HO't . '"' ...... "·-• 01rft11 le111l1Uttlllt • J°' t• It.Id! a Suin , .• I •• ' •1 I It .. I "'" r MAJttHIA'S WAL.I( l8r. 2 l1 b.1. 1.')111 1-'rph I.war yd, l!IMI . nr I h1111 ~on u~rhour d11lJ1 .. n OK 11Al62 Jib r1r, It. -11t l.~ IAACHWOODAnS 2 nr z t>it l400 l u w,• 1 br ~ W 1\1.K tu &hOJ>JIUll( J't>OI. J lH 'lllll, bllllli /\duJti.. no ~·t1o OOZ Jll)() • • • C.IC...,.....,. 11221 l't•nnl111t.'ton l>r llw1tu1i,1on Oeu~h Y 1io W"t' lht1 wlnnl'r of 1wut1r kcU> t$l2 valuc )Ul TtM QUEEHMARY Tow f'rh 14. Iii, r1 At IK Lofl.: l~at'h, Ca 1'dtet..' nv1v ht-rl111m1>;I by calling fi.12 !it.7M, l'Al m ••• U>veJy all adult, no ix•t:., 1.2&3 Br 11 J>tll 6200 l:;d .Inger. b. b 846--0619 Jbr, 2ba, dU Condo Ull ins. frplc, no pt>ti. Adults 2nd noor l'ool, Jae Tenrus t'rt.'I lm1 to bch. Centrally lo<' l-111'1 Gar Sec Bldg .St•a Spray Condoo. ly r bl' 675-71.:.>. ZlJ-«19 7219 N1('(' I R. walk lo li.•;1ch, WI C-4111\ndy, s:J6. 73:JO l blk to oclt Li.!1' :?Br 11, ba. h v + fJ lll rm, fpli patio. 'ound1•1·k 1'111-.. 11 ~ ~ mu !lf".;1 m:/, 1Ur , 2 h;i, 1-ot111l1u 111-. hwshr W U t.kup ~"" frplc Nu JH'h S41J.1 752 7474 ()f 5Jli 33!17 OCEAN AREA W.alk to t he IJeat h Ut-llghtrul IJ:l' I &2 Ur <tpl!.. '-Om•· w fry1lc-•• 11 h,a\ t' jJillll1' IJr t1Jlt 111111 ' l-.11J11) our :.,1 ... r • , ""' ,11 lrart1 Vf' grl't·nlJdl lrc·1.., landscapt> & !I h11l1• f1ut t1011 J(reeo .. r 11•ndl~ clubhouse VII frpk. t·ulur lV. sauna, excrn'lt' & Wt.'1 ght room St;i rt ut SJOOmt l'g mJr ut1I CASA .. SOL 962-6653 Adtdb. no pd'l. 2 BR. 1 ba, $32.5. 3 BR. 2 ba, $450 Near Beach' & Edinger 161 .. 2 Parkside Lane 147-.:r> or 974-2099. SUPER 1 r, pool, gar , frplc, tnea, 1295 Adulta. 8'2-9583. 64.2·525 l ~ .. ach 3148 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lu:nuy ocean vu. 2 br, 2 ba. covered parking BIO/mo 4.94-0066. L01JMO Hicpet 1852 ....................... Jbr, 2ba, on golf course m>Mo. March I Call Oarlyne 661 1161 o r 4!M-367'2 tt.wpori leach 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large lbr. m a"n1flccnl Bay view Jlcul<'d punl Lndy. $600Mo d y~ 54CM2t2, eves 67!i· 134S OCEAN VJ EW N R Adlt 2br, 2ba, Crplc, bulc, club hse, pool, sec, S'7SOM Clll· dl 731·5786. eves 731·283:> EAST BLUFF 2 Br, 2 ba, lrg garden un rt Frplc, pool & r<'C rac1I Avail now $540 /mo SS7 70t0or 760-1931 Big Canyon Condo. 2 br, den. 2~'> ba, 11epar11tc dill nn. magnl1kenl view SU2S mo.644-0509 Pres\Jge Junior 1 Br con· do, pool, spa. 1ate1 ~ &D-1822 OCEAHFIOHT 3 DR. 2 ba AdulL'I, no peta. llOOMo .. yearly A&ent67~170 Near Hoag. 2 br townhse. cpt.s, drpe, ga r . Adults. $395 m o. 111t, lut & eecurlty, 548-0230. __ 3br. 2ba, near beach. Yrly UOOMo . Crpt11 ,drp11, Eve1 ftt6 ·2848 , dyl$48.0041 3Br 2ba, no pets, nlco locallon. f'plc ~ bltnl. Ill "lut. &44-588&. ~ .... .ua .. Cc>odo '395. 18R, PQOI, s.auna. iac, pen, clbllM, •~urHy. a.&l eol1act 111/ftMOOl PAii NEWPORT C04Mf'IY ClUI UV1MG N1111IH , lW bedroom M!Aa.•~ t'rom S8 64t 1900 JUai lltlW IBr. Newport lio•t'h condo C.talloa \o'WW Adult.I 1''111 le('wi ty Wkdya 831 2U2, fi.-v._ Wknd.s M2·'739 2 IJr nr ocean upr dul)IH MM yrly. d 1w . 11ar d~k :JJU"'t38lh no pet.a a vl 3/1 ~S.t tO 30 lo L2 2br, 2b.., v1t•w or Back H11y & UI R Canyou Adulta $4:i0Mo 644-0808 3810 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1..urtee 2 br, I.,, bu, paUo. 1iuol. )11t•uul & carport $4..'JO mo AvuiJ. immed, CalJ ~21170 or 7Sl·9905 for 11ppt l..urt(t' 2 br lower condo 1'11lio, pool, jacuu1 & t lU'pOrt $450 mo C.U ~2.970 or 7SI 990S for ll~ Avall Feb lsl Jmmmac 2 br adult condo, nicl' romplex $400 ~ (./Jndo 3 br 2 ba, So Cst l'lLa Nu cpt . drps ~ll Swiflwr • 0 ·9 998 8757 ----3884 ·················•····· NR SAND View huge lux ur y IHr. 2Ba, Cpl , m> mo M46 71H!i Tiatin 3890 ······•···•··········•· $.1.'?!i~lo :?br. :?ha, ( ·ondo frt>t". cJt1l.'i.h, µ.11 111, nr 1~1()1 le tnns 1133 3307 1\&t Aparlnwnk Fvrnishtod or Unfunti~ 3900 ....•.•........•....... Seawind Village ;\1•w l&.2 bdrm luxury JI.lull apb in 14 plan.-. frr1m $37 !i, 2 b dr m WwrlhwM.'ll from SSJS + 1iools, wnms. waterfalls. I~'' Gas for cooking & h(>uung paid t'rom Sa n l >u·i.:o f'Twy dn ve North un lk•,1• h lo Mr t'addt•n lht·n \\-1• t on 'l1"1-'Jd1h·n lti 'H'J°"tn1! I, lll.i j.;1• '711 ~ :l'Jtil 4000 ....................... l..a.r"e ~unny m om, ht4' lulch & lndry Cacti Rd:. req d C M St8 1372 __ Sl50 Room in 1 g• 3 br house. C M Close to OCC & beucl\. Share aU facU. Pree. non a moker 631~ BACH RM ln sep guest me tor quiet single adlt, compl Curo. pool, gar. $3lO mo uW lncl 'd. lit + 1st + lee. 645-2663 4150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• U>vely New Tustin home tor elderly Home coofl. ing.. Pal.!o " lovUl& care. -~1078, 832-Z788 • Atte ntion S e n 1or Otue~ We offe r lovUlg prol 24 h.r care for elder· ly Our (me repulal1on UI bused on satisfied happy c llentele Call Casa U:luilla 768-089t. Lie's & ProleMlonal. Sunimtr Rtfttal1 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GOOD SELECTION! Now laking l"C."S4!rvaUOM' Agent 67~170 Vacation R...tala 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TAHOE Incline Village Super nc-w condo w/lakev1ew, s ips 8 $S00wk 71t/673-88SS,673--0339 Rentals to SW. 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Movinl(' Avoid deposit'\ & r ut llvlnit expe n11e11 1 Professionally since l.97l HOUSIMAns 832-41.:M F rmmt, non·s mokc-r, 22-25. 3 br 21,; ba In CdM Su.> per mon 640-0ll80 C.M. &lper condo Z Br, 2 oa. pool, rp1c. rm. Pvt. cnt. 6tS-79!i3; 873 218 l M/Fem, 21·30, 3 BR. 3 Ba, 0 1w. w m. II blks rr beech, no pell. Prer w/fum. 1225. 960·5260 MAie 33 wanlJI IA> ahr fum 38' 2b11 & irnr, Pcnlnaula o<'canrront, atralaht, neat, mature. non· 11mok•r. Gary 979·15911 ~. 673-5402 Evea. '800 mo. Actlv• proleulonal lf.-n IG Ahr Jbr, 2ba, Coodo w 11ar In Npt MMD Ad.ru« ta.1, :M ln. 111/P '°...,. ,,. Cd1l J tr.llba .... '"' b&ka lO bob . P'rple , patio, ........ 7'0-0Sl7 Waai.d: NOD·amolllo1 ,_.IG...,..lbdrm madlro hnlilbed home W/llOOI. CaU PauJ d.ayt at •unot.,,. no.-.. Prot. al Jr.old, non· ......... .-.rmmte.to n.lw b Pool home H.B. M/P, 21-U . Cblld ok. &100/mo, ~ua •br ut.11. Sm MC. dep. MC).100. .. ., .. Roommate wanted Nftport Beach share 3 br bome. Frplc. aar. ...., bOr to aechlded beach. msn•. St.rat&ht maJe. aae .o. n~ ••me to abare Hunt101ton Harbour townhome. sm. M0-21oi. 953-!IOOI SnCS fl'm parent w /2 yr o6d lirl. look1na to •bare tn.-e. mt room & bath or small 1ueat house w"pre{. the ume CM . Nwpt or CdM. Sd·Ukll , m t.o ad fl Ive mag & number Fm.le t.o share 2 br, 2 ba w 'Same. Pool $:160 mo . Santa Ana. ~37 H . Rmmnte waot.ed t.o shr, 2 BR twnhse In Coslll Mesa. CaU 631 ·5093 bd JPM Hum 8ch 2 br 2 ba fum wlfplc W D. $250 t0cl. uUI Ptef male no n smabr, financl&lly s ta· ble. 642-1632 lv mag 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~e $4S & up 2306 W Oc eanfront , N H l>73-41S4 WANTED Garage u:i CdM 67J.-0960 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~I WesuWf Dr a pprox 700 sq n. will bwld to s uit, ampl1• pu rk1n.:. Jahn fuher 642 31 l l lZIS Sq tl $981\ mo 1617 We5tc1Lft, N U Af,enl, S41 5032 WATHfROMT LUXUJlY SUITES lUS Bayside Dr NB m .i .167 5-2300 I m:> fr'ft rfttt l"ltttUUV{' Offi('("'., illr})Ort a.rcu Up t.o 123> ~q rt New CTpt.& & ~ Ull now. SS'7·7010. '"THE" EXECUTIVE sum Jou 11 l'WfV!cf' offlc"' in Newport <~nlt'r 6'1().5470 EXEC. SUITES A comblllllllon th.al <an t be beat' Perfect lorutum <close to rrwys, 1u.rpor1. & res taur a nts I. pro r secreunal serv~. ldr al dC1ces & beauWul PC'O P'e f'or inore tnl o. call Hev al 979-2161 EXIC. SUITES Prime Newport Beach loc. Near O.C. all"pOrt. Rent incl. receptlon, con· fer ence rm. janitor aerv., ullls. 100 Cree copiea ar more SecraariaJ serv, av all 1..1.z or Doug 851 ·9411 . WXUIJOUS EXlCUTTYE SUrTES Offices DOW avail 10 depn1ly appouiled Ex ec.'Utlve Sutt.es centrally located near f f'ffWa ys, courts & tht' Oranite County Airport Fac1htiea Include a fneodly. efficient recep t1001st /telephone operator who greets your client.a and anawert your ulla, •complete Calif." Federal law library, beautlrully duorated cooCennoe room.a, photo coi>Y macblna, & the finest In aecretar iul aervlc:e1, For further tnfo & a personal tour through the facilities. please contact Vort1H' Aasoc • <71 .. )9!i5·2281t. (7)4~390t. Dlx med.lcal office sww. Qirona dd Mar. $750· Mo Re alonomlea Corp ~ PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION •.• Newport Beach •180· 4000Sq. Ft •lay Views •Extra Amenrties • OF.LUX.EOFnCES * From 1 rm. \ip to 1200 liq. ft. From 9:J< ft. No l11e req. Adj. Atrporter Hotel. 833-3223. 9 12 EucuUve otncea avall In run aerv. ofc b1da Nr. O.C. Al.rport. R.eoept & phone ana .. 1eey 1erv., CIJJOI. rm, otc. Pleue call 75U1a I ti I a. aaa. from 171. m W uta It. Call Tom ...-. QlM detm.e autt.e. a rma, a.Ir eood., ample pk1. uw pd. 971 f7HllOO HEW EXr.C. SUITES BESTO.C. LOCATION DN.1\wU.a Ave, l min. S.A. • Hwpt Jl'wya Lgo erof. deroraled Ofc1 ~t. telepbono a.rv., ••rox, coor.rm. Sic. Mn. a11aiJ. 1 mo rree w 1• mo1 reotMl ...... IOU83'1. NEWPORT BEACH In beautiful Corona del llar. llOO to 3,000 S /P 0.. "A" AIC, utl.Ul.lea lt~al aervtce. Oo1,y SU.O per 8 /F. Elev at.or • ample parkloa . TJUn.l.a. Newport ~nter Prime locaUon, bualneaa or pro- f euM>Dal office space ~ or 1lngle offices Alao far1lltiea for lawyers, I E • lJbrary. xerox. recept1o n1 a t , . tdes>bone a.as, etc. Park inlavail. ~atll Corona deJ Mar, dJ x 2 rm suite Rea.looom1c-s Qrp l7'W'700 Delk I~ & llml Offlt'e avail. 1827 WesU-lltt Dr, NwlJ( Beacb 131--0800 <Xfice spare avallablc 700 i.q ft 127$ mo include" UUI & 11v11nt Good IO<'<i t1on, PCll & 62nd St, Newport Shores c:ent(•r Oll.1 lt.obbte, dys MS <fl!i7, evell~I $100 Mo Serre ta rlal, xerox ropy & phoot" 11m avllll 631~ 866 Baker Street <C~ lo frwy 1', airpo rt & reatauraolll ) Offlcu from 1'3 aq n t.o 2660 "' ft Ample park1n l( m t)S41..MZ ---- •HEWPORT llACH • Shatt 800 gq ft 11ell ront Commerce Park e 111•c i.ulle w lothe r bu.,1 OU.Sllli n $320 mo l'vt '\t'CY 4Vllll "" 'hart-bDbl~ C"ont al"t \1 r Thom,on or ~ha r rrn ~1650 D) Sq f"1. olf1C'e P'•t bid.h. 76.!i St Cllur ~II• U. Cana Met.a Fr~·'*"' comenJ<'nl nt:'Jr l~k1·r & lin1-olol $'.c!(J) mu 1,l!i 7'-•1 800 + ~tT nr 111 " (l-.,1.3 'wff">o11 N'Olr.il rlt• vl'IOflffi•'lll ('l,•au, .n.1d DOI.' ~4UU 111 11 \f.I 1.11,..\..HO 4450 ...•.••••.•....•.•..... Fur ston • & offH·1· 'l>ur•· .• 1 n ·a.,ona bh: rnh~ 500 to 2700 Sq Ft .Mt:sA \'J::IUJI:: I.JI< PLAZA 1.525 Men Verde E. C M . 545-4123 REMTORIUY fiOO-.q ft orf1t't' bwl<.11111.t. n. .. 1r l.11111 bl1· 11ur1 h."'' 11'1 t'i' t i?:J 000 w SJ 00 CO i 1l wn •t:IO l~ntl '-;l 'Wwpr~ '""'"h c ,di '"' th·tuil~ ~u·rr.t 1<1".tlt t)J3 ';'0J •NEWPORT /C.M. l 'p w 1700 sq n J \o'.Jil .. t pnme cornr r . l71 h & Nwpt Bl 67!i-OOOO 1200 sq ft In medic al IJld.i Av11l for 1mmcd oc Npancy Ample p ark LD£. Newport ~I 2 Rooms & t>.lh Ofllrt• or st.ore. $37 ~ mo ~ w 19th.C M Call Jack. day M2--02J2. eve 546 2277 __ IESTON HARIOl ILVD. Newly remodeled lhop-- plnic cenuer in Co11t& Mesa haa om res av ail ror lmmed 0Cl'Upt1ncy from approx UIO t o 1~ ft VII new C'rpf'> & pamlmg ;it r<'ol\onable rat4l8 Call Paula~ t-.wlz AJ# ~ 13> E ZJrd CM. TV f't.'P shop!, ofc. sale11 or hob by SIOO Abo am wut 548-7lM9 Nwpt Blvd. CM 2 bldic:;. ~ sq ft on 118 aer•· Fenced w 1parklnJt Reuonably prl c .-d 6'2-7910, 87J.&4 lB evs. L.AWOFftCE 000 aq ft avail m The Orleans Bldg 1212 No Broadway, s A Ground fir auiw looluni< out ooto opm courtyard N.-wly parnttd1cptd Wa lk to 0 C. Court.hou.<1e Park )1ll & janitor !IVll tnd 964-3.~:n Mon t.hru t'r 1 ----Por lease 750 sq n of store apace in So WH t H.B. abopplntc center C oaa t Equ1t1es CZL3M-T.m ........ ...td 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1720 Sq. rt . lndu•trla l Untt, 2 front ow~. lac rear door,~. mo. lm Whlltlu St. C.M. Oa)'I, ~'3$2, f'VO. Me--0881 Leaae 5 ,000.q . rt . warehou$e apace. 29'per f<d. 714 ~1 10 •.OOOS.F.22' C.M beat Fwy, clOM top cond. 2 es. Ot ~1• ral. rrna.O /H dra. whllt' Heal. ULe. Mrg. Owner 875·8251. 873 -1417 DlY/Nlle ____ ...., _______ _.._, .. . -··-· ----.. -..,, --.. . --------· --. Prim• Newport/M"a -••••• .. •• .. ••••••••• Bia!,_ Pull. Quali\1 ~'•••I•1•••1••ll Pll!ONANT! Cart.1, ::!':.'~~ om.• wanboUille a519ce for leaH. Carpell, ._,,.. ft Mt bar. lf10 aq A. unlu avallabt" ,.,. JOI aq. ft. I0-'4G M ; s.tt-1 a&3' 8-Broadway, Sant" Ana 2 ,000 1q ft wanilalle, office. true k door 3Dc IQ ft 146-597) ... 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2500 Sq ., o~n rncd area. No Harbor 81 , C.M $99/mo Tom 5t&-Dll .... W..ted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <M-bellreom oott.a&e ln quiet apot lo La1uoa 8ead1, t.onwla del Mar or Colt.a M.aa lor S300 or le96. Quiet area esaen· U.al. Write ad "36. c 10 The Daily Pilot Newspaper, P 0 . Box U60, Coata Mt'8:1 . CA 92626 or telepb oo e m.~ Non drinlc1ng. n on 1>1ldmg, QI.Del 48yr old ~ & 17YT old Mlfl IWl1Jd Lt~ to rent yrly, Newport Balbo• Reb ~7788 WlLL LEASE or lake ~er loan qu.altty house w water view. uiiuna or ~ 2 Br, den, bag kJtchtsJ I S 7 Ynl l-0 '2()1JO or take over to ~ mo The Birds 67!i 7757 11r 21J ,749-651JI. Kathy GU\ StlOp by Owner, 9049 /\tl•nl11 al Maaoolla, tbit Bek ----- AUTOltOUTE R!XilSTER Early AM l '-'1 to 2hra $37 $ to $450 mo Xlnt rnooohitht W°IYt:!>, f"f'llred dls4btlJ ty. r.tudents S et'<! 1td whe e li. St O JOOK or ~ H.wpott leodt ,,..Shop 1-)lt<ablL\IM-d cl.lef'llt'IC' ,.,. p>'r !>ff'!>., m;a n tu. rn la ")' • 'Pl"fallon ~ OOK •!re"" (all Uot11f" Val~n11n" ¥1!•1\t 67~ (; t:-r ~ fo:'T l-'(11( Sl ~~l'.I<' II'• I rf'llm ~hu11 rw,rr "' '"1><1rt lk-.1< h I'" r XJlll l1,.-.1l1un 6' 1~it,.11t1 Jl (Jn.I) faj t'j,) I utnph-t1• !IJ.:>~ I IJ•J J C • P.IJ \1 1 , I s;'... IH I Hi•,.,,.. lit • I < 1 .... ,.j '-11 '>I.In .,., IH 1-I< II\ I! I 1,..,1 \ 'tfl-~'-;\ r,, sio 0tAJn'"" i~I l~ BEER BAR MlSfilON V1 F..JO Uel p Nn . or col Lt>Jt e . T ry 1H000d1A11 At}. 1'0Fn r. ... um• ~· !i(lJ t'ull pn1. AC -;•.1 I \t1 lnvnhnitfll OpporlwWty sots . •••..••............... • • • lll>OO ~~~•MU ~8f'JIC'b You 11re the wtnn.-r of twolJckeu CSl2 \'lllue 1 to n. QU&HMARY Tow f"eb ••• 16. 17 & l8 ~Beach.Ca Tidlsa may be cla..imt'd by c aJlul g 642-!i678, ex l. m • •• ltOO ....................... PDlllY PHIHEI ADS Olft.Y $2 Sell •II>' it4'm or "°'" bllulUOfl ot IU-ma ror SU or l~u with • Pt'no)' ~Ad lllo• for2 CONCCUUve daY9 Eatb add.ltlOIUll line la II()' f iw Uw 2 d•ya Chu1e 1t • No C.•_.cw ada F'or more 1nform1t1on lllld to place your ad ctll 642-5671 Pr<m&oTaxco baa moved t.o: 705 a a Ea.at Balboa Bl11d. Balboa Pen. 673 SG31 l-daiy ~lee WHIWS.CAL curios ln cwt.wne ~ be.a.rt.a wll I dell ver to your lo11er . rnend. relauve a apec1t1l Va!enUne box of candy & song , an y wh e r e 1n Orange County I SO "2-G:lt ----- A11to·Des1ener· Bui Ider will now •ccept com mi.sstoo lo construct a Bullet proor veh1rlr ZU-843-0235 . Coot.act Uao Maga.er., ·------- SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Grouse -Gladt' - Quw Kosher -GLASS Now meat 11> so ell ptR11ve, ooe restaurant ·a speaalty lb bot do& Wl derGLASS ----....... ,.... 5100 •.•....••.•••••.•...... FOUND ADS ARE FREE Cal~ 642-5678 dan•~ APCARE Sf7·2:583 PU LAW ll&adem Deeds • 125.IXIO. Will do aeyt.bjq Let•l. Coortdeollal DVM. P .O. Boa U42, N 8. lll3ISG. •FOXY LADY* Otn'CALL ONLY •972-1131• GnatCIMif•'I ESCORTS atHn. &U-Olfll> MC/VISA DIAMOND WANTED. Priv. party will buy l t.o 3 cvat, caah. NB. 541-4975 MASSAGE 1umpal"~> Your rnu1111eur 111 BobJamt!:i O\a.calla 9-ll , 4!H !i 11 1 KIM'S OUTCAU. 9S3 9121 MICHEUE·s •o.tcaU• llAM 2AM AJ5 Jloi'J Home Owner. I nt't..'<1 11> I.me your .iddrei.., I WI II pay $10 a m o Call rnl tect Uay 213 m 1us:,, J-:ve 213,JUI.. ti25 TOMMY'S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS 642 1:ii1 Oiari4n Ange-fl •OUTCAll * 642-3812 MC /Vi~a •LORI'S• WE'Rlo: 11 OPEN 2A bra DAlL Y 963-91120 A French Del!&ht LfMAH DE LARUE ~RTS 972-0482 24H IL"i O .C .AIRPORT •ESCORT• ---------·I S pt'c 1 al 1 £1n g 1n Prot~'\IOrWil. La;t or ,..DU.nd 1 pet ~ ,. a II 1\n1mJ1I A ~,1&1anrr l .1· .. IC\.ll' aJ7 227J, no fw hll.11111 rrr h.r'll .1 1.-·t • I .di ~ .. ' I ti 11.&h llut I Ill• f 14 ~(.,! l:!::i:, :?l:l /:.A I re-t 111:>-r ln-.h 0..,.11, r ~ ,.,,, J.n u t. , t• 111n -.;1 ~ A< .u 1.1 l l II •1 , H11; l "' C.I 1.C• It)"" Htr J' 1,,.,1 \1,.J1 "' ... •1111 ;, .. n hJlfHI hit-• "" .. t ' I 1/IJI l.tn, '• ""If I' I I lf'\l IHlJ Iii '"•tr•I •.ll 1-;-;'I u..t ~a.II •hilt' dote m 1 ' f' 11 1• " " •I I •• ""-'rw I w1111.• Heh I , 1• I< I' " ,\ II I• «.V••I Ft~ Uu1: Mo11l1• t .. 11" fttsi ' aJlt>y llti1HlZ7 f'nund 2 to 3m•• bl~ k11 I 1· n S t o n t-r r 1• ' ' & l.>.irwm I' \" Ownl•r or .id hook> I.al 7019 LOST Brownish Oob1f' Mu. f' •m f!IT1 1 lllO aft i pm. ILB ana LOST. Oold C harm bold•r containln1 cbarma, poulbly or Boy 's Club. C M Reward ' 640 ·0723 , ~70fl> 7» s.:Mll 10 am -4 .i 111 •• SPIRJT\.JAI. Ht:AUl-"C~ Hum 111i1m F'IJllY 1.11· 11 «! r.!lti •A \'fl 'II H 1111, ' t ·"""'" It• .. 1, ~ .• ,. I I• :to 11\l'I'\ l llt"I 1111< fHl1.\'t .I\.' ... "' lu\• ~,HJ \111mrn) ~ l1.1d11 MUSTANG STUDIO GIRLS lt!IS I I I h 'NII 'IJl'I.· ·······•·•·•·•••·••···· ~ t I I< I 11 I \\'I 'I\ \ .... I( u .... ' •• t l \ ~.r.11 ~:~ l ~I • I .• \ I I .... ,,011• ••..•••................ 7005 .•....•.•.•....•....... l"t piano IOl\11 Un · Adv J::xp(•r lcJ 1·l1•·1· !d M L: S C 1n prnnu f1rx hr& Hod!lt•r M2-Z7LS -----JabaW..tH, 7075 ....................... MaMytol.o9t 5025 ,. 1 uh .••....•••...••••.....• 5350 flae oertlraed nlU'Mll 111d1• ndl priv duty 1>051t 1on N 8. /C. M. area Oay bra. Refs. Loving care own.~ fNEED {MONEY • CUl>ITHO rttOILEM 2lld & lrdTD ~ 97M5ll Arnll&Mby Cocat ....... a.o.s Widow bas money for 2nd T o-.. No cndlt cbttk. no pn..lty, la0.000 up. For action ca ll Aaeot m. 7JU. Anytime. Moi ..... Trwt Deidi 5015 ....................... Wtltf'.....,. Co. All typea ol real eatat.e lnvstmmla al.nee J 949 ~WTDa MZ.2171 545-0611 2nc1m·s MoroWtt l5 year term. 110,000 or i:oare. No BaUOOf\. Udo Newp>rt Co. m.7* ... , ...... atHra. ....................... COYER GIRL • 95)..0771 * CM Hr Ouk all Service o.d you ll:Daw you can place a clasaified ad ln u.. Da1l.y PUot Servi~ Di.red.ory ror a whole month tor u I llUe u 12 03 per d&.J ~ For more mfonmuoo, call ~ Xlat cleaning dent' by 1.-ty wtexp ~dable. own trans. NT-31137. H1fp W..ted 7100 ....................... ACC"J'G DEPT. ASSIST -Needed • boun a du}" nlJ.nc, typin&. misc of flee duties. Poulhlc• fulJ.lime io rutu.re. Gn1w Ing conat.ruclion co. an Npl Bell. Contact Llaa 11 l ID-9131 bt wn &--.. ---- Ad-Sitter ~~au' ~t6 14 hourb ~~ -'7 ~'1 ~. You may reques1 Ad-Sitter sefViat when placing yovr od . . our Ad-Sitter number will oppeor in your Doily Pilot od ... Ad·Sitter tokes yovr messages .. . you coll in ot your convenience to Qe1 the responses to your od ... this service is only SS per week. For more information and to place your od coll 6'2-5678 i E:lqilr\ DrywaJI repetn 1(.8.~ Ews 912 101 Ml.AXIT Ctd•r Crpt .. lJ1>hol CldMn, nr wa11 lnl(, l(rn r:ln'11 llu.tM. 1~ror ~lmuo ~.m.-1 ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• XJ11t qu.a&JJ t y lruruLI IJ. M y home. your hanlll"ri& liualnet11m .. n welcome . 631 tll)M u..tom nwllOOI')'. plill0to. pbnUn, wal.b, 100'• of local ref• &u-&12 Mo•'-J l~Co Prol. uper. We p&lllt lilt /tt11 l " n!COn dltlOl\IOI Low prlC\lll GWLr. wort. t'rec eal. r ail 64.t-9614 ·-······················ PO. Bo• Servi«> • pr mo. -£. 11th St •• 21, CM.m.ec78 ------.... &..,. .... u d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 7 )'rl In ar••· r arptnt.r. p•ln1 1n11 Hanbl ..... Mt 17&.2 nir IO.o1ll ·nn'CS ol llou1.,cle111lln1C .'"'91ryfR.-••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Mtliaaa •• Alt.,aUOAI v...._._ 8'wlal. 2 '°' Pl1<'• of 1 Will hem ala<'ka or Jean-.. M tf ~ ~ 1&1lc'T'abOM at m7 lncnt 8.euonable, rrlia i.•t..i~ ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• l"1vewaya•P.rlr.ln1 lot •Kepalr1•8eakualln14 ~ Aapbalt '4e 4171 L.IC'd. Mtarww-.& ~~&c..t ···••···••············· ~to lAIJk to• lawyt'r • No ~e for uuu.t con M.aJLalloo AppoWl..mt!nlb .iv llll evt11 6 wlr..Ddil. l:a II <714~~ ---....... Ser\' ice ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAHKRUITCYS7S Actl0r1'Typll\g M2 SlOO IU.-:.ume St'rvll~ Prompt & ID t'llJ)t'n~IH' (;all 714~700 C.pertfet .......••.•..•...•...•. Rem.,.•I. ~ddlllona , P1&JiaL NOt>DY DOES rr Bl.TTU J S CODI~ Lk'd. I c..,.t ........... , .......... . Sbampoe • II m ~k-a.n U*lr lrtd.,.n. wht l'1lla 10 rain haft octc. C{Jl repli.r. U )'I'll ex pr Do ~ ~ll Rt'ra. ~l-0101 \'AJtl'tl' q.1-;ANIN(~ ~66 Aodre'a ~~al ~·rv c-tlt~ •••••••••••••••••••••• Ctoment ~rl all t y~·\ f.1c'd ronlrll;tlor llllOIU:, ~.64Z~-- c:c..roctor Cll!'\i''OM INTERIOK •-••••••••• .. ••••••••• t'ARf'lo;N'fltY Room 11ddll rc>modt:I lly J:i,y 642~ Plans. Geo l'tlmt!r & ----Son l,.lr•'d SO"IW32 .l<nnodd. addition. deck~. -.; . .fonc:l.!!I.. Qu..L ~UC-· .1'Mld whut. 141 want in , 111n, fr est M 1ke 646-81182 Owly Ptlcit ~11tl1l'<is fl..a"TRICIAN Pr1t'4Ml n..,..,,.. ntlm•l• on IM'll or ~u ;ot. Uc •111114 ~ ---f.l.IX.'"TIUCIAN B••l rat••· beat worlr.men1b1p ltm all !'* pniferred ~ ...... ....................... Gardmllll. landM 11p1111e. v..-. tr1rrun1n11. 'l\:itn Ula Avilell .-¥14 £llp 1ardt'nt'r m o w tldle. eln up. th .. · t''l fWnbl CM M~ll ~ 41i!JI t:xp J11punt'llt! gndt'm•1 t'ompl y11rd n rv11•t•1> kt:Uuble Neut ~ •31SU li11rdt'n111g, trt-c trim ming, cle1111 up & m111nt i'ot'l'V Amie !>481'.M 14 •LandM'lilJ>(: M.11n1 wm~rc·1.il only ~2015 ttm.dpan ...•••••••••....•...... Ca rpenlry, m.1~onry. roolm.i. µlurntimi:, 11.1101 lt'lg, dtywull & 111orl· JU 64&0000 Want Ad Help, 642 5678 PUACUFf lblne lmpruvtnwnl, r. modeUq, fwodnC 1-roof. IQa, ~)'n••P Gl-41M ---MAJ>f!R'S lland)'wurb Oatpont.ry, &hllnUD1&, t'h' lnaured Yree e~I liill37*1 -------......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ou_· 8Wd~• 1.11r)Ct• truck 'l'f1&11h, tr tnm U1rn ~ llaul 1j(r1uJlnl(, dl'moh uoo Slu11iu.Jer, dumv trUl k Tr«111yrd wrlr. IOI 1..2.'17 I ldulu114 & Uump J ul.ib Al>k lt11 ltJlldy tl'll M27 lli\lllJN(; & CLt.ANINt; ~Id ( 'mnrn I 1-'n~ 1·'11 t '1111 ~ I lH<! llauhn~ Muv111~ l'un l'rt't .. & ln·e r1•rn11vJI lJUH'k :,.-rVll't• 64ti 7631 Lile haul1111: muv1ni: t;arJj.tc Y.ud 1 11 .1111111: It.-"'-' r .itt"> t><ll 1110.S 11.iulm~~·r, ... ,. I . 'I truck l'Jll l..t·-.ll•r !>"7 04~'7 ..••..•.............•.. ll1111e• RY.LIAULL hdp 18 MrCI Ya) 7.u2 ---- t' o r e .: c " I I c n r .-1 n ~ieaiun1 ('lran1n11 Un1lmlled. )46..7726 --------T LC Houuclean1n1 Servlc•. Dependable. ~h. bl"d. booded Try"'!7~ ------PACIAC Q..EANJNOCOMPANY Wf'llll.ly /Or I time ma1d ~vr I~ DISCOUNT ON VAC.:ANTS Steam carpet ck;uwig ~ ~t 24 hr ~Vl' ~-4106 ------ '~ & l'Ufldo6 lhoroUiehl)' deimed by m.ilurt-nwn 642~12 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lmica,i IJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• eQuaUty Landacaplog • Comp. llOft.acapt! deslRn ., IDIWlatioo AU WOf'k IUAI' FrM est. Grern d•I.-L4ind aca p1n1< 731.Q76 L11ncJ.11cap1ng lft't'''I. llhrub lnm, h.ulull(. ct· mtnl, dlrt Patio 1:0..,er' paint, drl\'t'Wa)'!I & 1>pnnkJen Davt-SJ6 W7b lkUablt! hoot-'>I hSt·kpr n •h eXl'hJlltl\' C'ull LodtMNth J ~ 846-&litUJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----Wornt.'d ubOut uurgla"" 9"comtTGllC Wt· ltl!'llall dcodbull ••••••••••••••• •• •• • ••• lock3. i>allo door & w 111 HJ Cooik :!ll )r' 1•x1>4•r dow lock.:. ltds ~ ~ Lot• a I y t.> J t Jr o u 11 cJ W111U)t'r Enterpn.'l"' ~I~ 4llt>-ll~l ,K31 7134! MaioN'y lrxvmt·Tax l 'rcµllrJlton llunl l.k ti ~.JI, hi~> t\n \ h K.l!l IU~ Tht· ln1·um .. T.n \1Jn lnl'Offil•To'< J•n·1•' :iir . otr t)l•fon· M111 l.1 M l ';1lt'rnc,..lru, 1·11n1lktl Jj,'l <714 ~ ~ia!> ••.•.•..•.......••..•.. flnl k, :.LIXW litk '40tk tilt fir, l·<tnl ri H• fJJ tlu' wlk' drl\1''4 0'' Frt•• t'">t J ot\i I I.Mil t 51tJ llru k-.11rk ~rn.ill Jtth' N.-wpurt t'tl'>lJ M• '" & lrvuk• 67!>-:Jl?:;,.{n WdJ\t a H .. :l\J.1. Y l'l .... 1\N H<)I Jhlo/? C::ttll <~1111(htt111 Sell~ L..c.1 't\lth .Uu.lb (;1rl ,.T!~' 1'1>1 M 5 51:!:1 l 'llOl WCIJ'll Ad'> WANT AC.1'10"'1'' OaMifed Aib 6'12 :;lmf All advmturt' In C'h.n"t' ~ eo..t Modd~ now of ft•rtng pt.>rl!Oll ll ll lt'd "'YI~ dl'velopmcnl In conJUIK't ion w 1fa11hion "' phutoer11pb.ic: modelua~ C&lJntYW ~1·~ MooriNJ .....•..••....•........ Movuic by The SU&rv1n1< Colle&e Sludent.s . t;"p· lrg l.nlC k. 64 l -8427 NaliMJfP...-*I .••..•................. PF.Tt:RS l'AINTIN exµ Lu: d IJa"" !J64.IOO ------- f1nl' t'Xt J.ldlnllnlo! ~t l.1t ln'I 1rym1· I( !'>!nor IOi ~ ----- '""' ~IDllnl( l'.xt & lnl ~i(ril Ext s:t7 :, a 31!01.11 :> J-' r I' t• l' 'I l J J 6 4 :J lj :J ~1(' \t\J f'.untm.: & "'Jllp.1pt•rH1r. 'Ju.•I w1irlo. rt'' F11'i· ,.,t '>1.o•\ I :,.17 42)11 l>u" ' t •.unt tn~· "· n in i: J.rt'J •1 ~ f rn•1 I r•·,J • h"' k 111\ r• I , I ll 'alt; x.t:•:, I ILHI' -.i1111dh111r. Co -.. II' na.,,101-d arh '111Tl11>1 II PAJMTIHG srECIALIST lnt.-r1or /t-xlerlor . Uondt'd, h cen11ed. In· •u_ted fo'r•·I" t-11llmatc. Char lit' 714· 776·!#.SJO, 714 ~712.8 ------1~ yr:s uper NU 1<..:M area I'm 'Im.all. pncn an~ una II 67S :J> l 4 lte11 1<.:omm 'I painllnl( lnl /E lll (Jual work K anb l vr1 el'i.. L1 c'd /Bonded Gt-oe '637081 -------- Patios .••.•.••............•.. K.RB Dt-luxto pallO rovers, wood Or tk<·k.s cement -.lall!'o tic: t'rtt ~l Guar ll~l pnt't"> & quality -.o rk C.ill K t-nn y, 21J ~116 bt'f KAM or .tft 5 -------~ f'tcahr jll~r ..•..........••.••....• Neal pair~ & lex lurer RlHlST. 893-1439 1'1ASTt:RIN<; ovo•r btock wi&.l b JddlltoD:>, ~. fn1· 1..,t ~ "Ir.fl •.••••.•••••.........•. ..J1'('1rorn• It Jk 11 .. 11·<'t111n •Jo .Ju. l,1tr. 1 l«·m11d 1·I Ill/.( l'l~Jj)<'J I 1'11111'' 'I IJJJ I WI 1•1urntting ...n ·11·~1 ... t:JJ. 11!11• ll•'HI'> w1lh .1 M.aJUoa11tt & Rep.uu·. Jlome&C<>mmcrc1 .. 1 Ph63Hll41 lloofWJ ....................... Repair & Re rooC. All t y pe i.·s hanl(lt'' rocksbakea-compo tur •'ree e:fl. M1·5930 Jo'm Avt.11 Qualified roof1nl(. Yrct• 4¥l.. Leak rep1ur. GoocJ rates on ahakes & com po. Call 97~11117 ext 99. Applied or 11uppllt'd . Rock. rompo, i.haltl'~. ~Lblepnces. t're.:c ... t • 710-2T..!5 Tie ..•..•...........•..... <.:£HAM I (' T I J .... KJtchen. b<-lb.-., t:nlnl'" Your t lie or mtn1'. ~:ms TreeSeniu ············•········•· . TREE SURGEON Tn!ei LC)l'pl'd & rf' m1J\ ... 1 YIU'd l'lnupi, 751 3411, 00 YOU <W .. t;K A !>t:KVlc:t:·· IL"t UM.-publJr know w1lh .in Jd ID tht-Vally l'rlot ~u 1• lnrt'<1ory II r·an LU.°t )'OU J.., lrlllt• ii~ ~ O.f p:r day For nwrt• 111 fonntlioo and 1·1m11>ll.'lt' ratl::'i 1·1111642 ~!I I r.ulv Pllot t ·1;,.,,,1-f 1f"d·i\d-I•---------- --- HffpWanted 7100 Hefp W..tG 7100 HetpWanhd 7100 .W, Wcmtflt 7100 Hflp W0ttt•d 7100 Http Wanted 7100 Hrip W01tt~d 7100 H~p WOflt•d 7'00 Hftp WCMtt.-6 7100 .........•.............•••••••••.•••••••....•.•.•.•..•••••••••......••••••••••••••••••••••.....••......•..........................................................................•........•.................. l\l•counllng ,COST ACCOUNTANT ,.:xtt-lll'nl opportun11y for an ind1v1dui.I with 41f·l(rt·1· or l.'qurvalcnl !'>t·l1·1·1<"rl <'ilnd1dat1· he.uh! h.iv1• I 2 y1•ars t·x- 'l•'n1·nn• m ,, mJnufa1· I urani: 1•n\. iron mt-nl in li<llh J<>b anti J>l'OCe.S ru:.l ·)'>ll ITL't Our modem fac11Jties are 11ir1vcrut:nUy located in Nt'W'J)Oft Beacb near the Oran1i1e County /John Wayne Airport. We oUer an exc:elleol salary and t'Omprehenslve bener1t.s 1ncluruni;: medical, den· t...tJ and t..rre insurance, IO ~1d houduy~ i.nd rctll't!- m1·nt plan F or 1m mt-dialc and ron!1dcn11al • 1mi.1tlt·r.1t1on. pl1·.t.,1· • •. ul1m1t r1·.,umt• -.1 \li ~ hiat.ol'y t.o: ilE10U BAKl-:R or lr.i1n1·1· it ~1dt'f'lt of;o Oranl(t· IOpm to f"-lm Wuwhl'lh Uy? Aml>rtoub, do 1l Donuts ~ 1-. 17lh :..c now, :.t•lf s~rter, i:oal CM ont-nled t)'>t' p erson - w/i.omc :.ulet>r bu:.mes.,. liankmie f'xpcr1t'.nl'? F . or EXPERIENCED l'/t1 m1., C.illfor appt CUSTOMER IOI 7854 or 4!1l°J051 SERVICE CLBK i\SSEM HLt;m SOUTH COAST lli\NK PCB .r.c.o HR lw.tSunOow1•rC' M -~5.100 EO t; I yr t•x p romonl•nl ""' l'efJl • hand S4.>ler. touch up. ('()!or cock 11JSTIN 71-840-4443 OMEGA 21-592 5024 ASSISTMr mna survey sludy,5:30 lo UPM, Monday •ru Jo'r1- day, 9AM to I Pl Satur day. Only good eqwre· ment ._, a 11ocx pho~ voice. Gre11t tr col· le~la n i.u nd rnoonlJl(btt:-n. SS.00 per wooll. CaU 642 4.11. ext 312 artt'r ~ :J>PM Mon- dJ)' thru Friday AMl. A&Jt. Muasec eou. pl•: Wlfe ·oftce , b-b••d·malntel\nce. :.n> wuta, Ocuns14, ex· perience reqwroo. Hank1oj( <'XP<'rtl•nr1· helpruJ. but will tr.11n ugjlt typing lb n-qu1n·tl Knowlt!d1te o f add 1111-: machme hclpfu_I. Uruted Caltromra Uuok 222 Ol'ea.n /\ ve Laguna Beat'h '94-6S46 E 0 t: ----- . TSLMgmt &4.1603 S1erracen I Transmas)( - aAtoOC SECRETARY wil.,... Sff ow od in today'• pafWf' undtt SICRITARY . cm'ZIHS IAHK of c;osT A MESA. 1714 J 97'"4200. AtrrOMOTIVF. ·~r.-.;i C'arnpus l>nvl' ~ '1•wprirt U1•.irh, Ca !r.!filiO UsedC..Mec.haic Banking 1-:.CtuJI Opportun1l} t-.mpln}t r M F II J\C( TC HK l'NC; 1 t: .. 'll'OKAJt Y lt•~l\lt•r tr.wfoy t<J work 11<1 v<in11ui. ,11'<'nunllnJ.! Iii 111111kkl'•'fJlll l! il'>Stl!ll 1111•11h W•ir I\ t'lw,1· 111 \11ur h11rr11· F11tu11· l ·11 ·r k' l•t S<•r11•tf An·11u11 c mb ""• •11'<1 t hr11ui:h1111l I Ir ,Jlll!l ( llUlll\ AD8~TMALFS accounlet'J1)S •;~~c No flroadw;,y p;Jm . t olclw1·ll 8;rnkt•r Hl1h: ~anta An;i 1714)835·4103 fo Kfo;I-: l'Al<l\IN<; ADVERTISING PR CO.ORDINATOR ~mall ad aj!ency In 'I u'<lln need:. ~harp pwi.on with l ypmg and M."Cr ('tanal skills. Call ~9281 ADVERTISING SALES 'fllt> J>u1ly l'alOl has un rmmc'Cilute opt!mng ror a ,uleape r aon with n<!wspaper d aaplay ad· "'"rt1arng ellpenence. Good salary , co\n- l1\ISl!kJnll & excelleol fr- inge bmefrts. Excellent growth opportwulles for a IX-'l"80n lorilb career am· b1uoos. cau for appointment ORANGE CO~T DAILY PILOT 11~1.Ext.m F~ Opportunhy Employer Al'TMAMA~IA On site. coupl e with maintenance ex · P91ence. 21 unlt.a, Coela Mau. Want ok. SPMC, a.-3>31 I lave IOIDIC.b1q to aell? a..tned llCla do tt weU. ' MuM h»ve ClallS A Sl~ 111.'t·n!ll' Ex1.•e llent ay. indudrnl( m1~1c,.1 &11·n tJI tietwf1t.-. EARLE IKE TOYOTA-VOL Vt l !lfili llarhor HIHI. CO~TA Mt:."ii\ 646-9303 liABYSITTEl llOUSt:KEEJ>t;H -J\ "'IH'l'llll job for lll' "Pl 'l'13J WOITUIO Who fl JOYS ctu.ldl'en & an1mai Mon l-"1'1 2 :J> to H :J>P.1 111 l..aJt(' Forest Some l,1• lviu.Wkt'<'PtnK Mu~l •· bondabl'· W xlnt n:h It havt• dnvt•r' lu-.; Cu l a<' t J, u I> on n .t .t I07 !Oil f~·l<iJO·:t:N t'8kh for WI llT ,.; elephant' with u Cla111;1fwd i\d t:a II 642-5678 TEU.IR TRAINEES lmrnvd1ale Open1nR' 1-. X (' t · I. I, t-. N T 'I It /\ I N I '\i < • I J I' l'(JtrnINITY tor 1 .1n·n minded intll\ 1tlual ,., JX..,,f'fK't!d 1111..k:ulm~! -.11 h publir W1· offl-r a J(t1od \tar11n1• :.alary 111r1111h•rr11·r1t1·1I It~ a t'Olll(l•n1.1I work111~: .11 mm.pht-rt'. 1•x1·1·ll• nl rompun)' pJld t11·nd 1c, whwh 1nrlud1• allt.i111\-,. -.'Ofi< iJ ppJT..t /\ J111h HI JlM"-00 bet Wt'i·n 'J,J m a11<l 4pm;ol :u111 11.1 r hor 111\ ii !-w.l1l1·~· ( 11· 1.1 ,,,..,,, .... ~ .,.,,r Cl ll7HJ'J !'\Al 1 ~· ,Jf ' ,. 'A ,, I ;\ .. :o..: '11''V lt MEro Electronics lat & 2ad Shift U y1•1 ""' • ..,...lllr!ll 11 •"""Of rr•orvd<1int11 r ,111, r 11111•1 11'1'1 •...,n.,.·1n/Tt n'.tn•"" <Af•·r '"" l'Xt1·lwr 1 t.pf1onunrty to "''", 111. ""' '" •·h "'"""" 1odu.,ry w .. will 1r.11n 1ti.· n~ 1n<fr.11d•Mh lur ''"' ,.,u. "Wlrlll ,,, .... , • Coatact lrtnU •QC • Thin fllll Bnpondon • M.abdca.llCe Our mod4'm f"'111ty I~ onwnlenlJy ltX'mrd In Nrwpoi1 Be11eh rw111 tlMOrnn~ C'.ountyl)nhn WIJYll4' l\ll"f'('lft Wit. nlW an f'ltl'\'llft!I \l11rttn11 '>t1l11ry. comprPlwn~ ~nff!I~ tnC'lucffnQ mrdk'lll, <kncal, Ilk nsUfllnN' IO fl<'ld holiday\. retltc.mwnt plai, itnd 1114' r hllnrt 111 mow Into 11 m11nuf11C1"11l ,,,~,., wtt" NO 101Dl•U•C oa AISIMllY WOIK Dn01ftD. ~11.e cal °' •l'Jllv In per1<111 lx'-1t.n 91 lAM °' l<PM Sierracin/ransmask ........ ii • U.uuunl( TB..LER HEW ACCOUNTS l'erm .111 1·nt v 111111· Ltltht lYJ.1m.: Will 11111 .,.ldC'r l fUlllCC t'Jll fur or/Pt Mutu;1l SJVllll:., & I .uan Corona dl'I M .11 .,Ir ( 'ooopd'' 71AJ 11:..1011 .. .quill Oppor 1-:rnvlyr &tnkir11: Conwnwr Loan Offic•r Ex~nl·m 1-tl ~lust ha"c: vn•v111u' dealer c0Ut't·t11Jn t:XPt'ncnc:c Uruled Calrromla Bank :.129 llarbor fil vd Cotsla M~a ~'ifl .s@t EO E ---- H A R U f: It & UX:iMt:TOIJJGI"> r 1\1 l r it c-t 1 "' 1· < • '1 M ~11 n ' Worn• n .., "·""n ~1rei> 1>l> 11.,l w l'11t·n lele. Apply m J)t.'n1on 2&!l E C-OMAt Hwy. <.:dM 714~-8292. ------- BARM.Al OS foll or piut time. Cot.la M {'lla 646 3666 Beauty asstSt.,lrt·••n-.{' n · 11 d , 4 day wk . Sl.s day ~12 • BllCE STORE* Slor·t• Mn1<r . /\'<.1\l Vin W "11·l'hn for ~·hw11111 1lt•Jlt•t 'wlJrv $:!111\ "1 u.,l h.1H· r1ri nr ht~" Mt't'hn l'XVt'' '" •• '.I 111 •. ~M !K!S ~M~rF/C '1.11nt.11n .111 l11111k , 111 on.:111.11 1111r' ;111·1111 111·, I l'l'l 'I\ ·"'"' (V 11.1 \ •••• 1 •• XJnt W<tr .. lfl)! (l1rHJ , & lll'lll'fl l 'I 11 11111 111 Ii ~WV $11100 $1:!1!0 C J tl Jorlf' frn Jl'IJl K.l:.4'11141 BOOKKE£PB !'art lurw f11r 11>1 .i I N II firm /\ H '" • ri.1 Holl ~'")!' l~llHll-! llr .., flo·\I hit• ' .111 f,'1:• '1:11)0, 1\ ii SltlN #I:~. ;~1 hf' llOOKKEEl'EH I' C hri: l't•I! l><t.ird '~"11·111 M•1v111•: l tt 'i.111 .J 111111 .1rt•a \l.inuf.11 t unns• r1rm C M 751 <JJJO IOOKEEPB Part lime ha~1x Nt'<'<St"I for Newprt Jil'ach IJW ''' free Uult("I to 111rlud1• prtlPllJ'al 1on or mo r•· ports, b;,lun1·1n11. twnk stal.t!menL' anti olhn .11· 1Jv1lles n•lul1'<.I ttJ hk k Jh~ I n I (I w II rr II' ,. ( :1 I I !f1Ul60ll Bookkeeper lhn.r lnaJ balant'l' HnRht '!l'lf·starter for H t. 01'.veloper n ear 0 (' i\Jrport Som•· rollei:•· and or PXJ>t'r pn•f l>ul will train th<> r11(hl person. Excellent 11alary & benefit.a Sl'nd r~ume to: P .O Box C·lfl~25, Irvine, Ca. 92'7 lJ IOODHPSl F /C PoalUon with promlnenl Fashion Island lnvr11t ml!Ot firm. ExC't'llrnl up port.unrt y Ca II 640-0123 Burglar Alarm Tl'cbnl· Clan. Ex per. or Trainee Se.I.AO' oeaotlllblc. <:all 54J..256l or 8.11 ·a.tM 8wJ P•nonnel. Pull or P/I', work AM or PM ahift.I, Apply In P4)nOf1: M·W·F, lpm~pm, T-Th Sam· lpm at Plua l>e CafH , 41111 Birc h St, NwprtBch. C•1!.hwr PARJ<IHG CONTROL Six month."i tn orw ) •·ar 1·\µcr11·n1·t'. pl'""dn l IJl'fVXJalJl y, llUll'.lllllj! & well 1:ru.m1t'll lluur., ..r1· 'I .1 m 11 p m & g " 11 II l)o1wf1h l ',111 THE IRVINE CO !J(A) l\i(·wvon < ···nln !Jr Nl•wµort B•·.11 h 7 11 ti44 3.1K'J t.qwil ()ppor t.m ph.1)'1·r C~HIERS UTDTEM MARK t.'1'S Openlnltl> now ava1lubll' for luJI lime A11111swnl M8.llltgers on 2nd & 3rd Wit. No expenrnce m.••· We tram. Slurt S3 30 w $4 ~ hour Arlv11nremcnl opportunity fnr nlJln,11:1• IT)l'fll ~1l1on-. l11 $'.1 ~ ... JJer huur tf QUJl1fwtl t or more llllornwtioo lit Ill lerview. apply lo 11lon • .a:?. 30009 Crown Vall,•y Pkwy. Laguna lwu1·h . 4!6-lll60 Writ lnll•rvlt'W Mon thru ,..,. !lam 1 u Jprn Equ.al Oppor i':mployt-r n :RAMJ<.: LEAD MAN - 1-.xper 111 produ1 t wn .. 1rp ca.'ltmg & i:l.111n1• '1 u't 'p1·a k S llJ 111' h t "oi op11 •rr.1 >!AjJlt ( hl'f I Ill Ill"• I $X 1111 hr '1'111' t \ 9' t I., I I I h l' II 111·r-.onr11·I plo111 .,,..,,,,, 'llf>1'fY9'1· Jlfl p.11 ,JI 11111 111 l"h1111·"· '' \ 11• 1111111 'I"'' 1.1h11· 111 M.rnd.11111 .t\lo . n1111r11I 1~1rltrtr" ..:.irru'h •l1\h1·' pur1 h.1 • u11µl11 •' \111 ,1 h.t\• Wvr. t·~ 1>4•ri1·n1 ,. l 1111 t.itt ~JH"'' 1·mr111,., nwnt 1lt•'-'t'lr>f.1m•·nt cl•·pC Ill 11 IJIJ J61 02ti i\11 fMHI f111 It) 1•mµlo)'l'f CLERICAL PART TIME '1A \1 :11''1 ~1 •111 ,. 't I .1·,1n1 11111•11·-.t1n1: ,,,11 ... fr1lltJW UJI ,v,lt·m for .1 ,.,...., 1 .ir dt•Jl•·r 1-·11rn1: & Ill•· lyp11\1L 1:ood !'>.JIJI \ IV lw·n1.f1t' A1111ly .,11111 \h'll f r<tm HI\ ... 1 ;!l'\1 111 ;'l.u Orm l'lan' '.11'14 < i\lrport Loop Ur ~ ,,.,1,1 Me.a (Lt:RICAL ·Som<'" l)'plnR 11alJry t'omm<'n,ur.111• with exper ('all Kw.> 631-4060 for appt CLERICAL WiU tram ron.'lr1c•nt1111.1.~. dependable worke r . to operal.t.' (;RT unil lt1· ti1.11res typlDI( on 00 wµm, 10 k ey udder . & knowl<'dl(e of 0 H1N' pro redures Xlnt ~o benefits. Call Mr°' Wt¥G lll\erllam ~ (..1erk al 19 IMMEDIATE ~IMGS GENERAL OFl-'IC: E TYPLSTS SFCRETARIES ACCOUNTING CLERKS PBX OPERATORS Top pay, holiday & vaca lion pay. Pal~ weekly l\onell~t IRVlNE E.O.E. ~ .. 7U.eete M/F ' < 11•n1 .11 GIRL FRIDAY \\in•1't' 111 11H111· clut11 , llM I film.:. II ,tf"lfll: •11 clt·r, In 1r11· .ir1·.1 t ,, II fm ·•11111 S40-7639 1\ t .... nd ,J v" Ind 1-. CJ I-. CLERICAL J(''Y.."ll'r ludJ~ fw lit< L1•mµ1rJ1~ .,,,.,.111nm••rt1' 557-0045 CJ\-Llr\: ,llMPOQAIN 11~~111 ~WI• I 37 23 ltrch Strftt Mewporl IHC:h llERICAL OPPORTUNITIES •TB.l.StS '\, \t t• 'C pt• I I t • f\ I t• lltll'"Jr) . .-111 CtJlll ,. 11 h ,. a b h 1 ,. rr n .: 11 r "1 mll1ar badqiround Contal'l MS PURC t:l.l, AMERICAN SAYINGS 714/848-2222' ~.IHS t;J 11:-ro Ho.id L.agww 11111,. f. 0 1'. \1 ~ II (11 nt .11 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK l11llf\O'(h,1h· OJIJl•nuw 1 .. 1 I 1 n 111d1' 111 u JI .. 11 It llllllllllUlfl I ) 1 .1r ,., 1•·n1 Ill,. In .1n ,,, I •lUllh l',t\Jl>IP '\ ~l••fU'i otJ11t ',..,h 111 .. rwr"·m1·11c 111 t\1•) .111d .in·ur.11t l \ 111111 ....... 1111.tl C'1111q11 1•h1·n 11" 111111 11.•llY l.l1•1lt'f1h 1111 lu<lm1· t1••l1t .11 .111<1 111 111 ti I •11 lnlJlll'lllJll I 1111'>1111'1 •• 111111 1 .11 1 or ·•l•l'I\ lw1wt,.'fl 'I II \\1 111 I I 1·~.11 S1erracin/ Transmask :U-t2Cll mpwj nn ... •· N l'Wport Hoe 1u· h. <.: J (714' 540..6010 >Aiu11I Opportunrly 1:-;mployer M , ,.. II CLERK 1(.11 Putt tlmt• 11 'M to 7 AM Pr1 & s .. t only 675 Plaulanno, CM 751 4M2 cuus l'art timr " fuJI time waveyurd, part unw l!W· ang Apply 7 F.lrvt•n SWre, 1097 W Baker. C M. a.c:RKI 1beat.t>r t1ckct.s ror tckt aaency f' rr Mon thru Fri. For appt U7·9212 Mr . W eet Newport Slat.lonen I~ CLERK ac XEROX COPIER OPEl\ATOR ~-ti~ 031-0055 OOOK wanted, quant.lty cooking uper. needed Cor rrtlN!mtnt raclUty. Good rnedlcal & dental t.Wita. Newport VllJa. IQ.81111. ••.•.mto1 ll•lt• 11 ''I~· ''''''I \~-.1 s r .,,r \lull th1u I r1 ::-uv• r I 1<11\ 5'rl'f• r111J lull ~ u•t .... 11 It ,\ , W ., l•·•I t I lllt• ,, II .... •Ul h I I 'I ' I 1·1 •t I ,1 ( •• I I C1iv111t·r ll1IJ1 l llll llfr• ,L,l.~I , ,,,,.,ti ~\h r ''' YI di' 'I r.1111 ~I ;!!,hr · l.1n I ii 'I \I. \.._,._,I H IJ \ lor \1r '""tr """'' r "'1"''~11-.J ilul1• \ri u1• :!OJr. ( 11.1 111-..1 I d\t 1""1111111~ llJ l'\li.Jfld \IJlH 117.> J:Jllf1 t•'"""'"j lfl\ltl\ l'lrll II\ l!I COUMTEA LADY l-\I"'· m .olUI'' l.1•h ho '"'" k 111 11u.ll1t' .tr 1 1 ll·.1n111.: IJ l.1 11 l II IL...rlivr Jrt'.1 l-t1ll 1ut11 > IW\ '41'<'-ir. \lnl """').. 1m( l"IJOl1:. Ml. ~JI-' ii• 1.i 1 In "' l1n.1111·1 .. I '" ur111 l 11il•1r 111 6 /"1' .. ,lltl.tl 111-. 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Ill~ expt'nl•m·t•d 1 rcd1L in "''"lllillll1Jr Yw Ith t ) pin.: !Jula t:.Xl-t·llcnt ... orkin~ rond1l1o n1t • ~n1·rll .. !'>llt .. ry com mrn~u r .t ll' WllJlt'xper ~~ 6Wat...n1 Part t1m1" J day wtt t.JCpr or .... i-x n.-q X ~Y be ~7 l71Q ASSEMILY t.:lc-rtron1 t· U111tr1 butr>r looktnl( for md1v1duab t rained 1 n produc l 11m hlalb XJnt co be~rrt,.,. lrvme Call tiob Tr11l·y Mon t"l'1 i.-s S.S-0964 CUSTODIAN/ JA.HJTO" I' arl 11 mt> oul.d<lur ... I If k J.l'OWld pocM llfl'll .. ~ .. 11.o Llc at ap&rtm.-nl NIJll P'ex in lrvuw Applv ;ic THI IRVINl CO 1071 (;amt'lback Nt-wpon lkoach. 6'4 li7!111 t;qual ()ppor t~mpluy••r CUSTOMER SERVICE t 'P''n1·n1 ,. n1·r1·!Jo,.;n '111tur1• h•m.tl• I ·~·hr l) !ttll.!, Jtr11I I< H rt• ; "' I I ur•-Ill i.,,' .odd I ' l•IOI h Inform ti ""•' • I \1 I ull \ltll11• .111• t •1.u 11 M:. :.itJll DAILY PILOT 84ai1""9 & GnM.ftd\ Devca towtrl hen IMMB>IATE FULL TIME & PA.RT TIME 0Pfto41HG t ii I t .~ ..... I .• I.. • .11 DAT A. PROCESS c .. ut t\11m.: .. 1t11f, '-'• w ill lr.c111 X lnl '" lw'nl'trh I n in1 ( Jll Jloli Tr.tr\' M 1111 I-r 1 II ;, ~M.1'1':,.t Ut-:1.1<' .\'I ~;~~t-.:-. h 1•l 11 ov1.,-Ill l-:111> pn·r. full lune, rl'<f ·'I 641 ~ill I !I ---- J)elr very-Saleb 1-\t II & 1111r1 trrrll' Apply In J•-r.<in. Mukt• up to Sit UO pl"r hr 11745 t-;d1n~n /\vc •• V Odlvt'ry lll'lper wanted for (urrulurt' '\lore Wet'k ..,.,,("t from :J) lo 40 hr-. SJ 50 lo 1tlilrt lnc1w rt' 111 peiion 11t 1931 Newvort Blvd CM 1'ul~ Sat -----~ivery man for J..A nmes to homea an N.W. part of C.M . 3-Gtlm. 5400-~/mo. + bonu.,. Otilfttdabll' car needed. ~Jor964~. Del. Men over l8 for L A 1lmN to hc>m.-. In NB & CM. Muat bt' r('l11abll' & hue dependable l'Mr. Perm PIT $4001~ per mn. M6-0617. 646-5844 Dent•I H)'lit"nlst • fo:x perlenced rxpandC'ct function Jf y (llt"n1 11t needed for l'cr1donl.HI of nee Thun & t-'rl. Hunt Bdl.MUe.31 -------a au I.lied Ad.I, your one- st.op~pin1 ~ter I >Hlt..il rha 1r-.1d .. 1 1111 ~'lf'I rhur' I~ r.,1 ii -..al.on • r)l·11 .... .,,, a.ECTRICIAHS He.PER IJ;•nlJI ''""tJnl. I' T. t•XJ.1 ""C'M'lar~ 1'wpt Heh u(f1N' 7Yi <Mil ,.'ull l1m1 t1·mp11r.11' ix1-.ilwn J\'.iil.ihl•· c .. ~·· ~llw.b, lli:ht & ot,,..r minor elel'lril'.1l ~ l"oold work into a penrtant'Tll po111taon with our Hulld1n1t Tr.adt•:. llept. ~electrical ex pe ri .. n rt• r e q u 1 r l' d l'AJNTt:tts nttded ~,..,., f)rJl('(l)( l''KONT <ffl'IC t: >:ll Pl'"~ for bu.'Y fam1· h pr.1111('1• IO t-'tn \'ly ''7'9 IJlt I uu.v--r..," ... ' 1 .. r ... ·r of1Po1rtun11w-. l'lr I.II• nl• ti 1ndl' 11luJ h .,. 1'\I• 111 uhdl\ I 1011 "'·''' r JHIJI' IJ11• '"'' r ''" d •1r I 111d •I• '• I• •111111 111 'I\ 1l I t11 IJI• • J ilH' •It tll 1111 'q1ph Ill I" I ''" ... ' ..... 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M 556--WllJ . l>n v1•r /(;llrdf'nt-r 1·0111 h ll.i_1v{' \11o1hd l.:A lll't'll'<<' (,ood tlrr vin~ rl't'onl ~ID 111(1' 20 /\µply JI l'1•nn v<1av1•r, 1c.1.u 1'1aN'fll111 l'M Unvt"n full lime. rw11t up. puranCt.'. lr..nowll-tll(t.' u( Uranl(e <.:o Good dnvlni< n'C'Ord Ovt•r 18 WllUni: lo w o r k Co mpany vchlcW9 S3 10 per hr. + 1ncenhvc1. <.:1111 Mark 751 BIO UIUVl-.:R-Expe r pre· r r:rTt!d. bot wUI tra 1nt.<e 'IUlltabltt p.!tlOn. full· ume. Avply. 201 w CoatHwy ,N R DAJVBS MMl"' women 2S yrs or old.-r Know the co.aal t·111t.'ll Nl'l SUK> » we<.'k or mor1> Onrnl(r Co1111l V1•llow Cnb, 17300 Mt. lferrmun11, t'o unljjln Vall('y 1N1> of Slater bt"twn Nt!whope & EurUd l Apph at _ THE IRVINE CO IC/i'I t .imt•lb.il'k ...._ wpr,irt fi(•J( h b44 +;7'1" ,.~lU.JI I '!Jf•ir t:mpl•111·r i'. \I' II I 11 I~ .1 II t 11 r" U t • ,l\Jll.dol1 Ill l .. 1 ~:1111 I :">.t1'1Ji·I .. 1 ~111111111 ,,,.h rruilh Lill 'lj l ill.I '1r 1-.J~lt·\ I .utur. 23 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS \\ \IC I I IC ti '-I , ........ \1111 \ I \f 'llll<\ c .... 1 "'""'''-1111·1·1111,, tn·iu.,, hol1d11 \'. & ',11 ,, lt•IClllJ) l'J1iJ Wl'(•kl\ JHVl 'olt EO ... t"'1a.IP l ·oont 1·r 'r" 11·1 l'T·Pp.in· •;antlwll'h••' ,.., •w.lil•h ( 'oron.1 dt'I !\tar l.M-O'llU l'°llllll l'."tln•r". lull & 11a11 lHTit' ,.;,.J)t•nt•m•t-<l 11111\ Conl .11'1 llt•rlJ 011 .: Nr-.µort1•r 1110 1)44 1700 t•.11l !ill> .. : 0 ,.; •'ui f>r1•p 1>4•n;on Mon lhru t 'r1, 7 2 JO ut ,., ch.is1w at.hiet.1r rlub, Npl &-1\. (.~II 752 7003, oi.k fo r J ohn between 9run llam nJU, on l'AHT-TLMt: -Coup&ei & lndlv1dual11 ror ~or your ow11 l..ocaJ Amwuy Oulr u~ ... )'OU for a splendid opPortuolty . 642-4300 Mkittef' 135. 36-bn. G884LOFACI lmmcd. open•nto;~Ul re· al est.ate de ve , for PfnOQ with eecnbrtul UW.. ahorthand or d1r i.phone. Good l)'plnl( & phonea. Ca11 Rita , l·lrll·2.8M COran.ae> Gonaral omce next to oc AUiiort. Uto typlnl(. 10 add. telepbonell. Phone 5671010. t I q Mond!r·"*'*l ''· ,.., 7f00 ~::t:~ ..... ?l~ ••••••••••••••••• UllAllAH Phy1lral t<'lenu ti ~· ll t: $$ ASTIC DPPOl11NTY SS llYEI A Fll VOLT 1111.180 per annum UlaJ.*111.n& J)Olllkln 10 our Tet"bnlul Library s-rlorm.ani prol advan· red IC!\'tla, n-fereoce tn tttar.wrc Matth. OIDllDUI Small oftlce. u1wer phone9. tnv~~ No U • P"rl•n<'• req Good benlllta I' rr. Mon t.bru PH Santa Ana at Harbor .. ~ .. 1670 bl BTATE IAIMCOS D)'n•mld r .. t 1rowtft1 and proc,...lve multi RF.AO Tiii AOTOOAV 4' WORK TOMORROW NO l"l:K •TOP P ... Y , ..... .,../SW.••• """ lime Wll( traiD .... 1ttm MS-SUJ off1rf y ii aoollln& tor rul nt.t• aalf!ll ~Pl• m1n11cm"'t •kilt• • ln<crated in xlnt unity for 1dvan~ment Wr Offfr followlna GINllAL OflllCI G r o"11n• m n•.Nt>ment eo ••t>kl ma t ure person "11th ple11ant r>cnonallty & hAhl to modtt1te lyplnfl lo J~n lh.,lr friendly firm Offerina wufe v•rtNy of duties Good benefits & atnrtlne al•ry to uoo Celt f72·"1L Oare.r rlvtl Mrvl~ poe1 Uon w th.Lll bt-nd1ta Inc annual HJary int're....,, J.3.31 paid VIC da)'ll, l3 pd 9"dl dlr-. i pd h00day1, IJ'Qlp 11(-altb at UfC' IN & ~brneflta fl'or quallf & 1111pl form. t'all M11bt! P1.at1 ZU.~7~1 N~vd We11pons St.atlon Seal Bea<'b Pmtne 1t~od1nta tor wtll ·t1t1bll•hed reatauraot ID O .C fJ73.0M PARKING ATTENDANT •Pull .. vtrra. mort11.ce c:o . ncrow <'0 • ln•uranccand lllY«'tltment dlvl•lon. • ProfNS~al n11n11ement lralnlnR pro11ram • N.-w hot'lPI d1v1111on •Grtat CO'lml•lon •tructurl' •Prom altrtnlf •Over 20 f>otN loutloiu •Lall yea aales lo ex«e1 ol U00,000.000 rasoN FlttDA' 8Cat'h tu<' conatructlon co seeks peri;onubl~ and1 vidual with 1ood lyp&nl( & knowlcct~e ot DCCJ>unta rt.!Celvublea. Plea ant work.lna cond & (rt.'l'WU}' l'fOSt' ~-0 d benefits & :-o tarttnK 1-tulury satoo. C t7Z..9'11. LEGAL 1N11 B1 lm~u.{11 Spanish. train to berom l.t•1:al S.•crNury fur 2 Orange bused ~1tturnl·vs Good t'ti>in~ puy blll'S, answt•r phon('s Sturt1ng .. uhsry S4 00 hr C.. t7J.ftH. GY.Nfo:RAI H umf' rnall•ra 1n1t-rt'alrd 1n Hm1n11 1100 $1~/wk ~ Wortr t'rom yuur hom" on pl'lont' proaram, flt-x hno No l• ll JI fk'(' Cal I M1 I' .aac>id. 4 pm 7 &> m Vil ly lt(j8(Qf7 546-4741 ~ ('ampus Drive. NewJ)Ort Beat'h 'Mro11 from John Wayne A.lrportl t;qual OpPortWUty Empklyer 1 ••••••••••••••••• E.O E M /f' USCtUzenthJp Req MACHINIST RETIRIW Who would llkr to work 2 or 3 day• per v..eek for i.m manul firm JO Irv Plea.'W" <'all Mr Raty, ~ for awt lmmecb•~ open1111 for a Parktn& AUteodant to d&tm ~ flow of trart1r lit our Dovc-r offl~ NO URJVING INVOLVED ~rullor .,art time. •«an lnt.en'k!W please p&eqecall l'ATMACfLL 645-Slll -JOIN THI Wl.,.._S • Don'1 wak another minute Send yoor rard "' ,..um•• to #Ad MO, Daily PHQt, Bo1 15«>. C:C.ta Ml'sa. Calif 92IS4tJ Real &t.ate EXCnMG ORl<;E llu opnu.a, (Of 2 aientx with ere• JDlennal Maoaent'nt op portunities >lui tremen doua tncomc. Unll~nsed wf'lrome4 C 11 II Al Sleflato fO' Sllerv1ew ~5871 Raiuaurant New & txc1t1n g r<.-t.laura nt c.'On<'ept Nt-wport Beach /I rv1 Ol' ~ loc1tkJn. Now ar CPSl(lng appUcatlOM for prep, utility, C'ashlen. & COU1lA!r help XJnt op portwuty for atudent.i. & housew1vt'l fo'lex1blo- '<·hedulei., f /l1m1: & p tune Conti.rt Norlin ~1tauranh. Inc. Mr t:n(.lah. 547-®13. M t , 9-5 ~-S...wl• MA C lllNIST ~m <.a .:.Nt:l<Al. 01' f"ICI!: IECEnlONIST fo;xpandin.c firm i.eeks md1v1dual with i:ood phone pcri.onahty & moderate typing to lt'arn interesting field of CM:ruw & 2nd Tru~t Dct.>d lending. good ~rowth potential & starting :,alary tu $800 can t72-t955. (;u I°' c;uy f 'ndw)' lo lat• al.Ill w olf1<'<' dulla Ill 1:1tl It novelty miinu.I <'O \twt h.ave ROOl.I lyp1ng 111Jtlily fo'ull or P•rt ltmt• GOLOEN MAGI C: WAND. 946 W 17lb C:M Apply9 llAM Gener.U Office, p it or f t Good rt'uder 11nd ullt'JI I.Ion to d"ull Will tnu11 ~7 7314 G.-neral Ofh<'r !lam to ~pm .~011 thru rrt ~ f)t'twna!Jty mu.st be ~ with f1xurei. 'J'yptng dei.1red S•lary UJ>t'O Lon .s Kitchen. m-o'747 all lOam GIRLS FRIDAY PART TIME ~. c.Ja Y ~day Wl't'k £xpn1enct1d, pt-rma ncnt, professional for llUlly Tax & Accountl.ng fo'Um 96 to W J)t'r hr J\Uio ne.'(j 2 t'VCntnt(S 4 JO to 9 per Wl<ek & !I to~ Sat 11h1h Write 11 t at1n1< q1Ud1f1cat.1ona to· Allt•n llammond CPA. 2041 llu.<11rw""8 Ct>ntl'r Ur Slute 103. lrvlnt, C. 9271.S fU11 or p lJme JOb XJnt tratrunit opportunities Oxnpet.iuve wain Con \~hours Apply Ml 650 Avt Plt'O. Sa n C1emeau ITll<'tliMry nwnuf n~' fuU IJlDt' help (.;t'n 11h<>11 t'll~r We1d1nit. clri II pre 1 s . w II I t r .i 111 7l4-41f7 3220 M.AJD f'..xper prer, full llml' A.Do p 'lt mt 84.2 JOJO M.wd.i. apply Tht' lflrl ii t Laguna, 211 N C'oa•t I~. l..aauna Beach PART TIME EVENINGS a..111 ... s.s ~n1ng br licensed .,alf~peo att . loc11lly owned, Will NillOf'lal tf' lerraJ S)'11ln t:xcelk-nt wo rk1n1t t"Ond1t1on'I t:&m tOO'( com mtst.1on >nr conl 1e ntu1I 11pp't t '¥.ll 7:!&-02'3 Restaur llllt SandwiC'h mailer, food prt!par;,t1on, no ••x j)C'fll'fl<'t.' ntC. $3.25 l)(_•r tv Mon.fo'ri. approic. II 2 Call K1Uh1e weekda>' ~ wn R-~. M7-6232 SECRETARY ReC1c·h loca ted co see ks nice a ppearrng, tra(•ndly individual wath ~ood typing to JOtn this fast paced co coord1nat1ng between communications & other depart. Good or,~artizational skills & grammar nee Lots of variety & starting salary to S900. c.-972-9955. MAIL ROOM Individual with exper in mail room or U .S . Post Office & pleasant personality to work in beaut corp office overlooking water. Starting salary $700 up. Cal 972-9955. ESCROW SECRETARY Growing co seeks exper individual to work in their beaut corp office irr beach area. Excellent benefits & negotiable s tarting sal<.iry. Coll 972-9955. TELLER TRAINEE Hc•aut Sant a /\nil institution ~Cl'h JH·r~onalJlt· 1r1cl1 v1<.lual with n1<·1· .1ppt>ararn·c·. li ght typing & c·ashienng li;1«kgrounct to train into growth ur1cntt•d J>11 ... 1l1on Must l>c· ;1 jl('Oplc·plNtScr. Call 972-9955 CASHIERS Cirowrng <"O w1lh prc.·'>ti,gious rllt•ntc·h· ~w••ks :1 fru·ndl.v 0111 ~:oing ind1v1 duttls with nan· ;1pp1•<1 r anC'e & <.1rcuratl' typrng to lt-;1rn I he• 2nd Trus t Oc•1•d f1114.111t•mg htl'.J111•..,s Exr·c•lh•nl OJ)1>ort & "l.11t111).! "11.11.v lo SHOO Cdl 972-9955. L0.4H TRAINEE Soulh Co;1"t l'l<u.1 l11n1lt·d firm ~t't'ks .1ttra1·t1vt• ind1 v11Ju.d with bas1t• l \ping. mal h & "Pd Im~ & outgoing P"rsnn.t11t v lo lc .. 1r n tt11 .... Jnlf'tt•\llng 1";111·1·r op1>111 I po 1111111 J•,x1 f•ll«nl h1•nc•fth & ... r.1rt1111: '>.J la f'r SGGO. Cal 972-99SS. CLERK TYPIST Ht'.1111 IH'.1d1 101·.ill'd ('0 SC (•k \ .1111.H'tl\.t', P"'"'""'hh· 1nd1v1dual with mocft•r;1h• typ1n~1 & some ac·1·ount1ng knowh.•dgt• to Jolll lht·ar frwndly staff f•:'l\C'f•l11•nt h<•nc•fat s & :,tarting suiary lo $HOO. can 972-9955. SECRETARY Hc•:i lit bc;wh toe <·o ov<>rlooking the watt·r. st•t>ks :ittrnelivc• secretary with i.tood tyJ>rnli(. Shorthand a plus. to work with Sc•c·rt•t<iry to Prt•s Excellent t1<·n<•f1ts & :,tart mg sr1lary to $1000. Call 972-9955. AEcOHCILEMEHT CLHIC Grow1nJ.! hank seeks diversified person with tcllt•r & reconcilement h<Jckground for varied duties E xcellcnt tx>nef1ts & s tarling salary lo $800. Cal 972-9955. SWITCHBOARD OPERA TOR N eeded an beautiful new corp headquarters Must love people & have t•xcellent phone voice. personality & dC'sirc to re mam in PBX pos 1t1on Exc:t·llent benefits & negotwble salary. Col 972-tt55. PARKING A TIEMDANT Reach loc co seeks indlvidual with desire for people oriented position to direct traffic leading to co parking areas. Excclienl benefits & starting s alury to $3.75 hour. Cal 972-HH. LEGAL SECRET ARY TRAINEE Growing Santa Ana based attorneys. seek individual with excellent typing, oulgoini? personality & above average intelligence to learn the legal fi eld Starting salary to SlOOO. Cal '72·H55. CLERICAL TRAINEE Fortune 500 <'O seeks nice appearing individual wl\h typing about 45 wpm for entry level position. Very friendly co. Excellent benefits & starling salary to $850. Cail '72·9955. Clt!DIT ASSISTAMT Newport Beach baaed firm seeks lndlv with light typing & ~redit background to handle messages & assist branches. Excellent benefits & l(rowth potential. Starting salary to $800. c.I t7J.9HI. CARRY FOX AGENCY 161614 .. ,...... St. llO. S..t• ... Al,L JOBS 1-'RE•: Open F.v" By Appt Gt:neraJ GUARDS INSURANCE Property & Cbually A.~ Sl!ilanl. exp mlll 2 yrs inc· typing, xlnt bent'lits James l1U1uranre orllce. Irvine. call Maureen. ~.E.0.E. lnsuran<'t' Mature mt'n '" wu111t•n for food <"OW1Wr wurk i,.~ Kurt-n. lrv1nt> l'ou111 Country <"lub. ltiOO to: U>aat Hwy M4 955() Adult..& wrU! outstand1111t. attractive penonal1l1~ who eTIJOY workmic with kid\ Ovt•r 21 Stan 111 SJ~ per hOur -Phont> 642 4321 . t:xt 2SO BETWF.EN l s PM ~ £\EC'll ~T~'MS· . ,,_, fteslaurunt 1' ·r wlwili.. i<ood wal(l'!j, d<JM• to h11nw 21 yr.1 or owr Kcun-d wrlrnmt' I 'ruform,, fuml4hN. wt' u • .un ClER.k TYPIST lnterestin~. d1ven11f1ed work dealing with 1n sura.n~ C'la1m1 Applt cant must have 1<ood t} p llli slulls and a pleuaant phone maruwr f.xqllt'flt employtt benef1lll App ly 1n persoo Mon t'r-1 M :l>-2 MFX:HANIC. full or paTt tune, pn!fcr older l)t'n.on w somt' t'itpl'rir•nt'I!. toolJI not ~· APl>IY ut Shell 17th ., frv1ne. Newpon Bf'at'h .~U-X.,fANIC. w •m11n n IJl'r Good work rni.: rnncl ~ t'll!X'r dh1r.bl1 714~9'17 A.sltfcwA.ndreo Equ-.1 ()ppon u.ruty Employer __ _ I' Tum AM. Li\ Ttme9 deli very Sl 00 P" r wt-ett I n I •• 1 l u n • U e a t' h .. MllS SID IHSID Beal rtJm l "' lbt ln • t.o top pro- ducera r 1ntt'rv1~w C:OUNTto:H llt~l.1• - }terry '11 f'1ui. We net"CJ nspon people lo work 1'1eiuble hrs for school Apply anyt1mt' rf:RRY 'S PIZZA 211's"• W 0c,.anlront Newport Reach ACCOUNTING A 1P Debit Credit, 10 key MU!>l t>t' de)>t'ndn ble & ,,t·cura t e Some rl· >.earch.. MllJOr l\t·wport llt•.it·h f'trm Lon.: t1·rm uss1gnmt'nt ~1'Yl'rJI JlU81lwns Opt'n G ARDSM/\RK INC 973 1087 Mon ,_'t1 GUARDS 1-\111 & part l1m.. ,\II arl'd' lJndurm' lurn1i.hl•ll Al(t>" 21 or OH•r kct1rt'd welromt- :-.iu 1'lJ)t'nl•nt••• nt·1 Ap11 I\ l nl\1·r~JI l'rult'11 IOn ~c·n ll't'. I l!.!b W :it h ~''"t. Sanr .. An.1 In l1·n 11•w hour ... !J I:! fOf I l Mon Lhru h1 CATERIHG SECRETARY Pnvale l'luh 1r1 l'o1•wnor1 ~arh dl""rl''> f>Owµ111 •~'JJln>:. h'"" \ puhl11· rt• l..ilJIJIL' fot t ht' J>t•r mJ nn1l ,,~..,•~tllrrll'nl 1~1h uf fnni.:l· 1,..n..f1h, 1:r1.,11 "'"rk 111..: 1 ond 1111111.., Loh 1l 1x•,.....11n.t1 t 1111t;111-. SECRETARY LEGAL I 'r1.,.l 1f!"'U' L.1w hrni 111 'l,,.'WJH1rt lk.11'11 111'1'1" 1mmt•d1Jll' pl.111·111•·111 for S.1 rt·t.1r. "'Ith ">II HO, I' p111~ >10 d If I .1 ph1rn1• I r11111 1trf11·•· .1p11t•;ir11n1·1· J Ill u .. I I I) 11 I.I J > l!t•11d1l, • TYPIST f-11t1un1· :100 ('o 1n ,'l;t'wpurt Ht>u1 h nt-t•1f, .1r C"\U'!Jle T.> pL~l 1-0 !IOwpm 1)p1ni.: dr.dh & form' I ~Kl~ tnm ..1.'1~1wiml'nl l''""-"hh· J)f'rm WAREHOUSEMAN A ' "' m b I y I' t• o p I 1· J'iffkl'rs 1i:1·n{'r;,I for l(Jf") \1 J Jor Co m In. uw I'"~ Lt•rm J:.:.11(nm1·nt 1 CljJ "".:l~ & bt'llt'f ll\ C'.Jll KJt1·n 851-9055 ''"~ U1rrh St ~ltt' 20'l "ll'Wport Ueach t:('neral Laborer. Gulf Storai.:e Pttrt time i\pp ly ~2 Tu~ thru Sat 644 541)4 (' "l 28 <it-ll<'ral Office Wo rkt·r M fo' Perm part t1m•· Lile typing S4 00 ~r hr 543.25.Sl or 631 3465 ~llf'ral. Ca lflOJI. mtn, day eve• l ra1n lrv1nl' 641-~. S.llAM wum Will Ca II ~OFACE Part·lime. TyplnK 60wpm E""er rtqd NpL Cnlr E 0 E Call Mn OuduJt. 644. 7454 •GB4EllAL OFFfCE &lper job reqwres lite typing . 10 key , amwennq phones. some filing_ No Fee Ever (;all 9~7 1303 ADIA Tem porary Ser vi ceit. 1720 E . Gany, Suite 119 SA General l lil1r-.I> 11~1 & 111.J 111run'l ~Jlll1'lf l11r I' ~I o,J lm1 7~ 1737 11,\J H S1 \' l.IST 1111· (it•ntry in Npl lh h " now 1nt .. r\1t• .... 1ni.: l11r h.:J Ir I'll( Ii.,, 1)11, :!7 lti II 1'.1 II ( h I' f (' h In I"• 1• $11 oo hr lfr 1n l1ttal I h.ori"· IJf 'UIJJll11•0, fur kilt h"ll HI "'h1t h 8' pro fl•'''''' \l ;1111la ran ,l\I" "••I. IO ( hJrl(t' IJf vn· J.IUfnUon of Ch1nt'w "'tyl .. fu111l i\l"I 1111 l'CJOk lnlo: \l,1nrl.1rin '' \ 11• \1u'>t la,1\1 l)r'> ••J1f1t·rt• 1111• I "nt.111 11o .. crt .... 1 1 mplo> 111. nt 11•·\ • l1tJtm1·nt dt•J>I l>O I • 11 J J•d 1121, ,\cl µa11I fort,,. ,. mpl1., ..r 11 I I ~ 1-. \1 I\ I\ I-I( " Supvlt·rnc•nl f.1 m1ly or1 1111111 en 'our ~p<1r1· t1m• 1-'or ripJll 1 .tit M 7 l:JJli tlwnlHU'M CASHIER Ht-liable penon w11h )!ood phone mann1•r 114'<-ocd Lu work flex1blt• h u u r s a i. J Ou1tuer1Phone Operator in our Room Sf'r1111't• LK•pt t:njoy t'Xt'l'llt•nl rompany ~ner1ts AJll)ly 1n peraon !lam·noon. Mon F'rt. Pen.onnel MA.RJUOTI HOTB. 900 Newport <A!nter Dr ~Beach Equal Oppor Employer lkUI HOUS&HrY NIGHTS f\111 lime po111tlon Im medial<'IY available for a reliable person lo work Lhfo t'Y('nlnl( sh•fl F.nJOY •· -"" 11 en t 1 11 mp .1 n y llt•n1•l1t.11 lnclud1nl( u ln•1• owal J)fr ~hilt /\pply !lam noon. Mon fo r1. l'er.1011m-I MAJlJUOTI HOTR 000 Nt'wpor1 Center Or Newport Bra<'h 1-:quaJ Oppor Employt·r l~lcarwrs nt't!dffl (;ood pay, good houri. ltc»b1e's H&R A· Mop :>48 cn51 FREEJOIS KHPUHCHOPR (t}iltt'll Sy,t('m I RIPRO COPIERS ASSIMILERS MACHINISTS TYPIST /SICYS £0.E. Mff lbw'keeper Sun & Moo only (;h1ld 1 arr & houaek eeplnlC c:ood work1n2 rond Lovf'ly art'a &ti 2011or641 H700 days 49'1 3llfS3 wknds. • eves HMUO UJ.1622 HOtJSEKEEPER AIDE Uve in. LaaU111 Beach rt111ldmt'e. pr1v comm Xlnt w /childttn 2 4r 3. All phua ol houM wortc. rn..t apuk Eo1ltah. OOQ •molter. top •aJary ror the r11ht penon. Call 714 ·640 7404 from 8·$ Moo P'ri Scrft.co IMUrane~ 17510 Brooichu.r.tl ,_. V EOE ICEHHB. A TTlHDAHT 1lui. Iii a )treat J(ll> for 1 lw ••nt rlo{~lJ1· p..-rson ~ho 1·n JH\'-1•ann1< for i1n1111.1I' \, t\"nnt·I \ttc•niJ.1111 \ 11u -..111 1 .. 1-d & ~ .1 ll'r 1111 µJUJ1d.-.l an1rtliJh rn.1111 1;11n k1•n n1·h mt"' .11·t .... 1111 llw pul>IH· & k1·1 111• 111r1l.. !'>.1l;1n I'> '>I.,., 1 .. $ti 1!I JJt•1 hour pl U'> •• i.:1·n1·rnu.., 1·11' '"'"' tx·rwlali. paC'k..1..:1· c rm l.JC1 City of f"lnl' 17:l(.lll Jambon't' Hd. In 111t• or <'u ll 7~4 l6vu bdo r•· MarC'h 4, l!ll!O klYPUHCH Eirpenenced or tr•1n~· XJ.nt ro benef J n for 1n1t I olfl~. C M C..11 M1llw aftt"T 9a.m ~ !.l«JO I. \ " I) .... ' \ , ... (.;AIWi'.'l;t.H h1r t rl.\1 ~bli<' ~·n t'ull 11m1 SJ~ Pt-r hr c:...11 >1 <IJJm Moo fTI 673-22Qi LAMDSCArE CONSTRUCTION Lead penion to d1n•rt s mall <Tew Mu11t hav•' lhor<>Ul(h knowl4>dfle of landscape tnat..ulliltwn in cludu:IR plant matenati. & 1.maa !Jon a )'ll lc nu t:"' c-ellent bener1t1 Apply Ill. THEIRVIHE CO 1cn1 Camelback Newport Beach. 644-.rT96 Equal Oppor Employer LEASIMGHP rartn.. Medical bJl'lt 0Hir1• a 'll' llllll w onhc~11' c•11per ui 'lo1·wp11n lit J I h Mun Pn C..11 hf1wt,·fl H :.i & Uhim 644 2643 '11-:DH'AL ~...,!..IS'I 111 lm..-u.il "'""'"' '"' 1 llnu ~I.ti\ lfJlllHI "" l':\j~r IA~ !l'.134 M••fffl .d 1\' 1\I • \j" I f-)11flt & ll.11 k Iii• l; 11 I II .. 11 " • II I II ~ I It I 1,11, :.1~1 I Ir 1 .oll \d !-.111 • r t:'fi tA2 1 W :!.Har ... Meodical Computer System Sal~\ ~ ,, f. ;.: u • .r 11 \1 f "I' I I 1 ·1. .. 1 ... "''ll 111 ''"' I I 11~ \\ ..... ( ...... 1 I • ,, I •'fll .... 1111~ I 11!1 IJ>Ul• I 1>111 Ut•1 '} lt·lrt' f11f Jt~I\ ! 11,o!L' " 1111•~ llH'. 1111 I 'I U ti cf 11' ti \ I I I) U II l l<"l•fl'" nl 1ln•· 1 .. "ti ,11111 \«r\ It •• ll1f .. J11 11 ,11 CUOOI• IO thr tir11nl(t' <:ty L ;\ art'ot t;• l)('nt't'ICt' 1n mf"d1ral of fin• Jdm1ru'ltra11on .i11tl .:nod \l'rh.,1 'kill'\ r1· 11u11t~J l'lt•.1'\•· .,, ml rt 11111 ...... uh ,,,J.1n tu,l•1n '" "-if• l:UJrd \1 I" 'X, t .11 r'"" 1(11 ••· 1.1 '11-..1 ( ,, 'fhi:! c, i\1111 l't It \1fou~ 114 'f'1i 11 ~'1 \h'f11r,1t I<•~ •'1>1111111,1 ... \.Ultlt' f'\llt'r W1tlt Ill 'Ur.JOI •• t11lh111( n ......... . lull llrrM.' l 11t.., !'..!I l•ir pnv111 .. I") 1·h1Jl111 111 f1<'1! ltuum for urtv11nrt> rl'lt'nt, 1·urll1·nl 1>Jl11n .1 11 !l t1,.11 •· f 1 I '> (' ,. 11 567 ~bet I04 Mf-dlcal front Orlr('C! I> I Cost.a M"'" urt•a 7)1 3363 Med Lab n 1•rd, &ec-~ Matur,. Pr"'ln rftl)Onlllblf' & l>fll('IC'Ol ttusy phone!!. ad lypt•t Mf'd blt"rd ht'lpful f'lsnt wk 11 rond.<t :>. 011 Stn0«t'r J aclt It' 4!M -070 I Laa lkh Mamnt 'Sales rAJrT-TIMSlS '••1•\J 4 GOOD pho n .. \OIU')' t~.1c1t1ng rluh vromot1on N11 t'llJ>c r °""" AWi y :"'3 7915 7 I'll\ AJ\.\~nnR ~r.ic 1 r )flf•r.11r~ 11'\J lur.· ri•lt<1 IJ11• <l.t> \~rt'> I~~ • l'llX lll'f' I< \Tiii< \/L· .,.,, r111,; ...,, 1 • jJfl I '·°' ~I I • ft'BX • 1 \II .. 11, ... 1 11111. • I ,\ fl ·"• ,, " It." I f··~ J>'•*"ll1111t opt ti H• f,, '>\ ( \1 6. Hurir I .•I• .I \ .Jli•"m•· /. • Jt n ... nil• \oUl••am .u~ PUlSOHHQ. COUHSa.oa Our srrwll. fn~IJ •len c~ nrrda .. tra1nt'<l 111un"·IHt If )UU .. ,.. ... ~1'.ut.,; <A 'hanrr 1 Jll I( 1tJ :.411 r">:... ('oaqJI , • ..,~"1114'1 .\~l 111 \ ."i'.N 11.ot l••I I \I '\t'•t'r ,. I•~ l'l '-"rlt h\HH!l \Jiii{ "' ... 1rJl4• t ll~ft.I \\U,t 1111>1 1 lfl , .. '"ti) 10111 \lo l1'Ul '>t < M f'rt• \l'hool I •·i.1th••r ni•'Ck-d H w I. II H ar••lf /\!1'0 \Uh!> & llltk--. t'..t 11 \fJrllyn Hti' 5:.'11 4 ur IM2~ PUSSMAH E~Pt'rlt'n C'ed A D 1>1C'k ITEK ()perat« in t It-an, qualJty l'OOSC'IOU..\. \oW'U establubed lnstanc l'nnlln,c (',o IN plan C.)ill wild>" a 2111.21 __ _ NIMTING If ynu an-ro or oH•r & k•uui fur J Cl.IN't'r op µJrtwul.) 111 pnntm.i ap- ply .ti f'F..NNYSAVER. llJli> Plac.nua. CM call BU.I If fWdhiJI ~al ty, Udo~ct. 87~ 'ID> Rt:C ,.'.P1 parl tlmt' &1.1'1 '4). ll l)'f1tnl( "' bltpa f ll •ft J 30. 1'42..,. JU,Ct.:f"IJJNIST .. •Jr •m µul)(' .i 11 l~ firm <1 c· .i1P'trt ,.,, " T)IJ uu: "'Qt; /CO ;l4.tJ IH.C t.lf ll1~1-..·1 1,11111! 10.no· .. Nt11ul11 \ lo, 111 I\ 1nn•• ,•If •Ot1•f\J""' • .111 \1 .. 1"\ ii•~"I fil'i •'\J(.ll U\t I 11 n .. r ,ti Of 111.., , ... 1 1111m1'll \1u•I t .. l1Q.lll & •nt111 l11 I 1.: h I \ 111 n 1' .. 11 J'" ... ,J()dj/ In .t 'IUI• I., IJJI •"I Ht-M..urant BOB'S HOME OF THE llGIOY lmmtdaat.e openmf'"' 111 (Nr ram1ly ri-i.l.lur;anl .11 nearby local1ono, v.l' r1 Qw rf' oo IJfL•\.iou :. •· • ptn enft' J 11m uu r In•· nd I> u·am ('tulll' ~"1· u11 L" da> betw1~11 :.! t1.1m Wait"°' Woitt'9U.H ~T~ Co\Joli~ u.:~.!-. 111 1\lllf " S.1nt.1 \u.c 1,,1 ... I 1th Sc I '.t :111 .... dmi:n J\ "" 11 11 !"42,\1l.1m' \\1• II 11 Mc1nocJPt T rointt' .!.lJ'..:! .\\•·111dJ 1l1 l.1 < .trkJlt.1. l. .. .:w1J II.ti, I• r •' ' 1"" ·• 1 " 1 .. ~uJI Opp." ~.mpl) 1 m"l)l'll I ,;II IS. \\•r h , _________ _ IAI "1> RCEPTIOHIST •..lprh'n11 h4.lpru1 ht .. lfPS Md f lllln' WOl'1l X1rt to betw4 I nlon:na I tlf1t' C"M Call MlllM> all t !hi m 64:. ltll)() llCf:PTIOHI ST "'• N Wlthou• t>r11n1• ~J Tup pav c .ill l1cd~1"'""' Jil 'Ji'•''"·' H,_;,.,P'TIO'l'\T ,_ull l1tt I I C I 111d 1lc•• duv n nt lu-m l.ilf' c) ptn1< & f1h~· ;\c JI o1ppo•aranr.· 64,'t~ ~ m.i nn .. ,.... 91Mu Call bwtrn !IJm &a ror •wt 714 ~ o:!'.:!1 ~s.c·y P01i"fl rooct manuf 111 1n :itre4 An11 ha~ 1mmf'd 1"'1Wl1< for Pl'"'«l•ble l«"'>t .1ur ant Mi & B)'S P1'ZZA MGM? TltAIMUS lmmed fu t• llm•• po'.llllllOIS avaU boUi CSA )I• & ru~. f~ •>'ll.r• ..... 1"'" I"\ I •I u 3 I!> ... ~· .. •11• l•-f"""101fllll"I ~.in \JO .. mu \t'. s•••n~· q1 f..Ut o1ll"r" 1l.,1h .1fl . .I' \I ,~ f1w fr.in 11r \1.\n \I .... ~ ~ I> '\ I' Ii' I \ OU ... 17th :-.t ( ~ RF.TAJ!. APROPOS /\11'11 'lt '" \I .1n.1r, .. r c ·"h1er s .. 1 .. ,., Sh Jr 11 la...h1on 1i:1rl~ for 1H1t ,.lUtuon bland N1op 1\p ply Ill J>l'f'IOO JJI lady w ROOd typmlf fudr rwt>dfod ck-sJ)l•rnh•h fll'llL"Alll phon(• ma nnf'r I a l f' a H r rn oo n., d n 1 h I reapom1ble 11ll1ludt' from Gold<'n w1.,1 6ood sa.I ary ti l>fon.to{ Ila (' u II <' JU' t o N r w PI> r I ~Uorappt ~I c·omnJ del Mar an•J RECEPTIONIST ~<JJ9'l t:ve:. unJy llauonal ro mov1n1 w I~~~~~~~-~~ ~ Dktrid MC9MI ~ T,.... U.gruJ1ed &. tntt'fftl!nl( part or full t1mt' work Managt'menl &. sale~ train1n11 Belin lh11n avt'r.ixe incom(' t'all ~ask for(.'l1rt-m·1• f'RJNTSlfOPTRAJN .. ;f'; ~ l)'Pt' <Ill ._pm 333 :ni-~ I .a~una 1t'W plush Offl Ct'• In ~ M~ 1 .. attkin• re l~l w J?ood lypm.i ~ t;Jiffilent worlt1n11 rond1llons • be-nt'l11., S..lary commenaunllc W1l.h upt'r m.3025 RICIPTIOHIST TYf'IST F.xcelleot opportun1t > lor ltldJ vlduaJ wuih m fl to \OU1l ror Oranl(e <;oun ly's leading bwldt'r Will show unil.I & handle lea. ana arra.nae-ncnta at our apartment complexes Mu11 have adaptable IChedule & ablt' to work werilendl Pleau ap11I> t.oL l'-RJES MKT 'G ASSl~TAN 'I 1•rnJt1• CIJy ~C'hool I tcmt• I.I lime ht-Ip Al°"' ptlll\L~ 64t> 1444 fl'I' tf<'hnlc:al l1w firm 'l.:t·w offll t' Koll C't>nter ~ hr wk "Al rumm w .a b 1 I 1 t } & t' .k pt' r Dally Pilot Nt'wspap.•r l:11"('ulatlon Dept Th" h.llthJy SUCCffsful l'lt',11 nt"Waplper has an op.·n Illa for a lrAlllff In I ht• nrculation !1811-s 1>l'n 1r.- & c::ollectlon a rt' a S«-l r1 t ed applicant will rece-1\1' 11 Ubtral salary. reicular ly '>l'heclul<'<l """"' bonu' upportun1t1t•' &. muny fnni.:e IH!n\of1t~ SUl'h u paid vacation'. paid 1troop ln'lurann., life lnsuranre & dent11I rovl'rlR\' THI IRVIHE CO ~Newport Ct-nter Dr Newport 8ea<'h. t~ 0 fo: LEGAL SEC'Y Sm dynamic bui1lnein hlJl(allon f1nn 1n Nwprt Clr !lt'ek.s ex per 'd. t'lf1 ncnt & energcll<' lt>1!11l sec'y, SH & d1rtnphoo1· & xlnt typin.c 11k1ll1 .1 must. xlnt sulary dr p('fld.utg upon quah(jr11 lions & t'llpt'r (.;ood beneflt& 640-f»&O l.ndintt d1 1play f 11 rn ~ks pc.-r11on w rN'l•nt <'len<'al, \t'<'rf't ht•~ k IU'OWld w "lllJO!IUrr to rt• s1dt•nt111I d~vt.'I01>1111•nt mt-rthand1111n11 l"rt• quc•nt <'hent ro11tu1 I & 11bllJty to mt'!t't l'lll'nh un lac .. to f11 ce bi.i.1 .. J mu:11t ~3937 /lit't'(l prof1t \h1tnnR aM11x · lnr 11<11na film 1tud10 l'olt•nllal 1nrQmt> un hmJtt'd No tnvt'lltml'nl noq 'd \1111 South <'011111 A C't or, Stuct 1<1 ' 714-~7~ New bw11nes rH.'i'tb. ht'lp cuatomt'r rt'latwn" & ireneral o ffic e {;.ill lAIT)' 891 S708 MIWWAPY DBJVBY Mon Jo'rl mf)rlllnp 11m \o 41m Small tt0n0my car r~ulred l80 pu ~ cau llM.3110 tam to8pm. PAOOUCTIOH surev1so1 Wor lcJ., le;id1n•: manuf .u1urtt o( s~ SW'lmm1n.c pool equip· ment ha' 1mm1·1f1alt• oPt'f\COR for l'rudUIC'l IOn Su]>t•n •~or Mu11t h11vti I u 11 k n n w I t' 1l I( ,. o f ml'<'h.itrural & elC<"lnc-a op!!rauon. ... Thill L'I en fill• <'dlt'nl opponun1ty in ii faal l(ruwing 1·ompirn~ olfmng M"t'unty, 1<rowtll polrntial und 1'111·ellcnl tliuf'1• Wn1¢t" h11~C'd 011 Akrlh l-.\J11·n1·nced1 Ple11"l' rontJ<'I C'hN)'J (or 111\ cnlt'r'l'U-W • up pouitmt'nl S4CMllll -__, "opcrty M•apt~ w ....... Need rouplt-to handJ• i...m1. coUttUona. of, rice •dttun. m in or ro paln&m~.O• alte houalnj + H lary 1 ~. Raldential ~ lnduatrlal rropert ~·--1 • RICIP'TIOHI ST 1'"°'11. omce reqUJ1 \1 ull d1rf'ctor. typmi.: :.klll' • plt'11.!>11nt appt•arancr l\o ft•l' fo:111•r C11ll 957 1303 AlllA Tem pnrnry S<>rvlt't"I, 1720 E Garry, Su1tr 1111 SA __ UCIPTIOHIS T Ftt peld MHt .. lr'Mt cUmu Lola of van.iy Llflht lYPtnl! To lllOCI Aho ftt Job<. Ca II Al fo'OIUIJ'.k', ~ !IOOI Snell 1n• "Snt>ll1nl( of ~ Bl'arh Agency, 43t0Campus __ UC.,. /TYPIST Variety Job. heavy phones for II newly loc ll · ed manc-tina reMiart'h f\rm. PollttJon olftra lot ol PQk'ntal • rant.HUc worklna eavtn>nment. lrvtne Penonnel Ageo~y 4118 E 17\b. Cotta Mesa 8ldl• '41470 Appijcam.s m wit ht• 111, have a Rood dr1vlni.t rt• mrd Hours are 1tencrnl\· llAM·9PM Mond11y th• u ,.'1-idoy Saturduy oH•r t 1 mt• av 111I11 h I 1· .1 ' needed U )'OU att qualified & arc· lntett!!ted Ill leamm1t lh•· new1paper c:irc ulal1t111 bus1nea1. come lo th1• Datly root olfl('f' 330 W Hay St, c.o.t1 MC":sll Allk for Harry Sfflt"y or l\en Goddard Onl y •pply ~fore llAM or urtu 2PM Mon f"r1 F: 0 E. •SALIS MANAGlll• ~OfflCI needed ta OW' ~rate headqua.rtert1. kK'1ted In 1ntne. Typtna. phon.ee, fllln1, •<'<'OUnt1n1 knowled1e helpful. Con tart PerloflMI, ~7-9041 tr apply at: llOUSEXEEPER, CdM, nr beach Live-In, pvt rm & bath. 4 chJldrtn to •ae 10. Non 11mkr. 1ome En11t1h, cook fl llte hM'P'll· ' dan. Salary open, perm1nenl Poel· Uon. Contlder couple moaeo UQUOR CLERK·Ptrt· t.t.m.. au for &.eve MUS3'7 Of'F'tcr.:.c EN p; RAL Wiii train to operate computer recordlnl ., f'Wna •Yttem for new <'Ir Mtdel"lhlp II B. area Call collect 714-565 9147 blwn 11 &i4. Mano1f'm•nt t!XPC' Pftf Reply to C1118slll Ad llSCB, DatJy Pilot, ~J UlliO, Coeta Mna. ut ta:.lll ."' ..... ,.. ~opp aalelmet ~ 5.AHDWlCH SHOP 11 to 4 dally, no W9111endl. Counter help. Nr Bn8'0l • RedbW. CM. ~7011.Ul-031)1 U yaa have t.he ability to ture. lraln " mot1v.tt•· o ul11de door to dour Ueuta aalca ('l"eWI ror •• non· profit •thll't 1<' or ...,a.uUon ••have an In ~ po.ltlon whe~ )'OU Cln earn ~ UJI u1ary at tomm. Must bt- bondable w laoll).1 MJtcbeU South lrviM, E.0 .E Uve In Waihd ror couple Perwioner 0.K No heavy dMaiftl. 846-IMO OPPORTUNITY NOW for 4 a01bltloua ladl• ln )'QUI' .,..., f'·T • P·T For penonaJ lnt.rv6ew C&ll,9.or.111 &s U..ten llJ t-omm. N• wbnda. Rod 761·1400 II•~• your •.bopplDk .... bJ tlliill tM 1>alJt ~ CLuaUJed Adi. 1'nde :rour old ltuff for new 1oodtu wltb • a..tned ad. IU-5'71 ( t ~!!~ ..... ?~~ ~~~~ ..... ?~~! !~~~ ..... ?!~ ~~!.•.• .......... !!!~ !!:!~ ......... ~!~ ~-~!~.!!:~ ..... ~!!~ ~y Full tbn.t ---------------C•d•...... ~ ~ comor C"llP WAGNER AIRLESS TY~L_ M!?nd!y. '!!>N!lx 11 . 1 NO e.~.~ ... !l.~~ OAILVPILOT per l•IHladuoo HUMMIL board tlM>. Well unit SPRAY OtrrnT ST Z70. __. C".:;.::rtbop. o."h SC'Crelef) P\all'!'-J.. "7l·"7t w1bonch 1Ht. lotl of Excellent tondtt1on 100 '79 Pu c h Mo pe d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• to SO Veta ror lattnle.w LECAl a:m 0""1 )ti.IN) llWnl& • IHO 1&131911 ft hoM Wainer •u.n + 2 tO"" UJlt $1000 Tea<-2300 SO, rHl·reel l.lpsdack, walnut ub WI dolb)'. Xlot cond Llke oew. '9001 orrr. •92>5Ul •IMMACUUn• Ml!C.alllc/1lvr am. Mk·2 2l'•JO' IOA TS J.lp auto. Lo/ml iclnt tl 12 mo Pl.n1 prepd «Jnd. Ser c.bb •· evn Sfl'l£TAIY ......... 10 I 0 Solid Walnlil Dlnln1 room tm-9621 attrr SPM WIS .. Ill '-" •••••••••• .. ••• •• •• •••. a.et .lllnl «'ooatructlon, From SWtmo ind. alps. _~_7106 ______ _ -· ---IAJJf ~ r'""1I t.ouc b ijJ> ·--.... La Olrclaa ,.....laf. sato.Ml•d. • • * A111'100,13HXI IW Mar. f'.~. uper C.H. C--.y ~for Maldoe, M>-4172 MIWN>rf llACH I C.s-ton Or.~ Kini 1IH waterbed. ~ -Latu.n• ~11u.1 Woodm frame ~ ti..ur S&1el Olrl •anted rur 671-1110 646-1111 Vciu ant Uae winner ol SH 11171 o r UO 0111 amall funliture itor" 1-v~ C valueHo bllon5pm 8alboe tsLud 'I"-.• l n. ~ a.nd.lya &r&Jlbl ~ MAIY *lrY f'fMJU -SICUT4lJIS • WAlftlSSIS 1' b .:~17 & UI SU.P11ttume lmmC'dtatl' upen1n11 l.onliluch,(.'1i ~ part Utnt• In yuw-Xlnl~ .~:~AK &rue >•td ., dinner l'ldo-ta 11111)' be dis1m\'\I 0 ff b I> \l r I It I I •-· °'1IM000 •hlna Appl)' 1"1)'10f'I I)~ c•.JlilllJ 6'2 Sblll t!d __ ,_ ·-· .. -... Rcataur~1 Sa.nua \nu It' -l)en(ID Ill rov.r local Ka« ,_,; ~ R r. •• • f'r'Ny " l\OONll A.sto Sback &.or. (..~r $14.,.00to llS too real o~nUll• lo San ••S.S. OutOfhtt•• WAITRl!:SS!S .Ctrn & <iemenl• for honest , ~Onb '-t-e rvmlna 1hln f.ip ov~·· eneraeuc 1odlvldia1tla IJ~fktndenA~rnty :?I. ror 11ppt WuetM or ~-oo .,.. ••aer \Cl uni «D>Rln'b, u t•b '64 •Wi> tpm Wall) 1<111111 !Clra mooey wh1I" 1111111 Newpan S...uchllJHllllO dup R~'lltllurunt. KU W UI& vlLluabl41 ~~ "" l'llh ~ C'M .,.k fot Juhn ~ntrltt Vanf'd boun VUWtl( .AVllll t o fit yuur • sChtid1.1le. Chalh·ui.111111 WAITIU-~'i 11 lv J l'.1rt tummllslon• pl.An SECRETARY t11fll.-d1tyi. J <h11 "'t'l.'I.. flteaM t'a11 49'UCZ2l l'rv Club M-1 ~ Our ('()flt in lK>U I! 1 o wt h RADIO SHACK h.a:. t u •1o1ted Jll 1 m W1Ulrt'Jlll. F "I'. !> u .1yi. ATAHDYCOllP. m~d1att1 opl.'111u.: tltlpm S"75hr l'H t; o E ~ E.xix-ntnc I.' 111 l1ul> ( ·1111 M4 5'w.I Lend1n.: Deva rt ment SAL.ES helplul, but will tr111n M> PITSTOR!S me-one who 1s h1ghl) mouvated. fuh. birds. & l(ent-ral We olfer •xct.'111.'nt !>lJrt help Also m1nai;tt>r m~ saJary anrl c·ump:m) trainee 642 SS24, benefit:.. anl'luuin..: 11t R3S-03ll. SIM).3112 lractlH! work :1111.n1rt·I Sales part time Awl> in per<;«>n bd\\1 .. ·n lri ....... Sho 9.Jm and 4pm Jl • -P • Z!nOHarbor Uhcl \\,ulrt.'!.it w nsr fur w1t•kt·1 t111 ~kl'l lu11c·h s c·n 11·1· U :l>-lvm. Mun 1"11 t-:.u 11 $125-$.15() weekl> Must be Ot!al, personable & energeuc Call tn!I 0747 all lOam for appt ••• WANTl<;U Ranl(r wit h u\c1·n Apt Ot itland11rd )1 Mii.'I bu l'lclm, 10 a:uoJ wurlun& cond & reason.i hit' ~5M4 uft i; pm I ..U-i;t! dbl IJoc>r llpJi IOU:. fn»l rree refnw S27;l ~ lkJtpou1t Rt'fng, nt'~ u.-.t·d 1 mo , llan ei.t ~old. ~ bt.t ofr 847 t>362 a.;klnc) Mcftriab 802S ········••·•··········· l.umbt-r. l x<t l!< '"~ort t 'enc1n1c Ix l2 I' at10 roo( lwuod) ln sect IOOS 54S 8091 lift b 24 S9 Orange Av. CM 8040 .......•............... KEl'~JIUND 1'111"' i\KC Champ .,lrt' M I'' l'c·l & G._,.s.le IOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• (,lu&llty Sola • k>veseat. 3 wb old. t:artbtoo.-•. <:oil f795, aell 1350. Wood•n coffee fl eod U... lamJ19. 83M90l OA!Wi£ SAL_E · Lola or baby atenl*. 284 £ 20tb Slreet. Cll Sunday Ollly -----.........., 1070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SILVER.GOLD -wanted, scrap or better Daruel S48 5053 lie11ut1ful pear-s h aped l 10 Diamo nd no&. .ir.tded D\-Sl VVSl. ap µra1st-d $16,400, St'll :)15.000 8} Appl 714-640 940 I Eves Private Party has beautilul lcl heart shape diamond Apprs SH,<tOO \.oWng $4,000 080 i\~k for Gatl 675 8404 or 1 7~1 Sllver ~°' wan~ pr~ '811 Dlmae • '1 llOe• ~-St.SO.a. ff&lve1 • Sll.OOea. DoUara • Sll 00.a -.·a b.alvee -12.oou PP.-.7508 \WOO PATIO COVE R io aectiml ready to put up. IWned.. SJOO. paid ~ rorit. Seetoap~. u~ Oran&e Ave .. Costa Mesa 9AMto5PM ow Philco conaole woru ~ MS Pfaff 1ewtng machine & cabLOet S6S :151~. Marucure table w lamp and alool. Xlot cond SSZ-9744 8081 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOBIE HAWK 673 2113 WANTED. SUndard sue range w1lb oven!!> I t'rec i.Landm~ Musl be re a50rlable and In gd cond Call 960-5844 aft 6pm Gold 'Sterl.tnS? D1amoodi. Pn\ate tnH><ilor Pay!> top pnces for 1·01n' diamonds, J(old. or ~trap !>ti Vet, 898.oo6J RCA e· TV 1U!rto combo. Ouar. PIO 8' aweo ~. ~ lolls&....-. ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gattr .. 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WMITHB BUYING or SELLING TW1h Yow DAILY PILOT IOATMART To ,.._.. yow ad ue642-5678 Boak. PoWff 9040 .•••••...•.........•.•• 1978 SCARAI Jv.1n 30·~. 13U h•iur' l•o.JdL-d l'n pt\ fk-,1 Oi lt•r' l'llll !WI 1200 l\1on ~ 11 U ;n -. I 7 3 I H :.' It• lmlcllll 714'*-*60wn . Mt:::C-/ loGh,Sal 9060 s. 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~. Luders 18, 25ft, vam h ull. a l lp 1n NB . beauuful uooo ~WLO. -----·nMESHARE Ira yu1·ht~· eqwly-0woersh1p Tropical Home f'orus ~. SanLana 22. 1973 6 &alls Compf eqwp inventory. Sip avail. Asian& f7000 M6:2~6 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPS 4 VAIL.AILE Y AC Newport 646 OM I so ft . sbp for month or August Interested 10 rt'flUJ of s IJ p tn New 1>0 rt . Dana PC/Ult. Hunt101o.'lon ~ach area for month of \~usl. or lrade for 50 ft .JJp San f"ri.nc1sco Y .ichl <Jub. Bel\ cdere. Ca . dur 11\Jo( ·\Ul!U.'l Ptuw c4 l~1 1 1171 177() or 1415 I 343-3183 OJllert .,, liOat Slip t'\\ a1l.1hl, 111 'wwport lit-J t· h 1>75 7417 . ..................... . "79 Sua1Jc1 S P 370. Like• Nu. Sl,.SO ur mah offer eau m-OtSll iS HONDA MR·175, used onl.)' 1 aummer • _S!IOO or best offr. 642·0084 afl 6prD ~l 2'15 Moo-Sun "78 Yamaha SRSOO Low mileage SlSOO lf7~3198 79 6SO KawasaJo. lo m r , $2500 make offer. S48-7n -----Motor Homes, sat. I R...t/St0tage 9160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HENT 22 rt luxury motor home ... lec·p' 6. '>t'll Nlfll S250 W + If rnr 64CJ..l!S85 9170 ...•................... AJjo Trailer :IA '. S3200 661 1>."lm 22· Sporumaster ·rravl'I Trar.ler, rnmplel<'IV wll lUllatned, '>leep!. Ii, xtnt 11ioll1Lru11 LoralPd n1'.tr IWe.unlJ !Wadi UUJJ . Cillf $2100 <.:a II 646 9071, aft 3 OOP~ luao S«vice. Paris & Accessoriu 940() Prefer exper. in r etail Swle 2U5 Co-.lJ ~1.,,J clothin~ sales. but 9'19-4200 w train 1n bri da I Pleasant work.mg rond Wanted t·ash1er f llmt• night 1>h1rt 7 11 F1111cl ..,lore. Mui.t ~ 21 Call tllck &41; ~ ' h U \\ p V l JI l y 2L1 W7 l34S aft f; pm Dramnnd nng 'et •, karat w t hip:., <;1 5 OH·r $450 \ &IJJt'. $300 or bsl ofr 661 8768 OHiu Fumihltt & Msc:e41aneous 8080 Eqi9,...nt 808S ················•······ ...•.....•..•.••••..... ''''"•'IU/ll:' <'!. v.t·t-kt·nd-. \.'II. f11r J ••rr. •1'11-.R ~arcu..c; l'hJnnl.'I. ~I.A.I 11•1 •>73·Kl15 f'\ ,., ....•.•.......•.•...... HEW l'r\HTS tit Sf-.H \I< ·1-. 54& 182 l 556 933.1 "SALES PERSONS Peraona.hty plus adult.; to work w i th and motivate ldds. Over 21 In Lagw\A, Capistranu. ~Clemente areai. PART TIME EVEMIMGS PHOME: 642-4321 or 496-6800 Ext. 250 Between l·SPM Ask For Andrea Sandw1<'h & salarl as 'iemblers, run time Sam \pm, Mon-t'r1. Part llml' s:im 9am. Mon .,'ti S3 50 per hr Lon'!. K1l('ht·n. 979·0747 aft lOiim for appt Seamstrei1s w overlock mach. to sew product.Jon pattern samples. '94·743'7 SIX:RETAR Y • ADMfN. -Expending research firm needs a versatile. career -minded 1n · dlvidual to provide see. support for Dir. or Sc1en- tl f 1 c Affairs. X lnt. shrthand. typing, & or gawzallonal ab1lil.I~ a must. Call for appt Ne wp ort Pharmaceuticals lnl<'r. Loe. 8111 W. 16th St. N pL Bcb. ~1m En. u. secltff ARY PART-TIM E /fo'ULL· TI ME. typing , die Uipbone. self-mohvated, travel arrangements. Send Resumes lo M1rky, PO flox 2390. Newport Reh. Ca !rd.60 S ~ C R t: T A It I A L CLERlCAL·NO exper 11ee<.led, phone. l > pin.: helpful Group heallh. profit shanng Pleast' .,ppty 10 persun 9 .. Jf,I, .. : Dyer Rd., S A SECRET.ARY RECEPTIONIST Pos1t1on for ~row1nl.! R. E. & engr firm Xlnl opportunity for tht> youn1ter person w /ad vancement potential T y pe SSwpm , d1r taphom>, lite bookkeep· 1n~ Sa l a r y com meosurate w abiltl) & expe rie nce Irvine 851-1531 anytame SECRET.ARY President of srnall 011 ex ploration company nec:'<is brii.tht , e n ergetic .secret.ary w I good Lypmg sld.lls & general olfire ex· perienre Salary: teoO +. Will go higher roe Lhe right p erson. Paid Medical fl Denlal Peegy Sorenson: 540-5333. SECRETAJlY I Self-starter w /good lyp- mg and S.H. lkilll for position w /Variety. some personnel fl iru;urance MJl'tt. I rvme area cau for appt: 540-7639 A. Kmdavia lDd £.0.E. SECRETARY Mature wmnap needed l-0 9'ft In QmaiaUoa Dept ol Oatdoon Ma1aline, ioc near o.c. Airport. 311111' Wiiek. AU foe Liley: t:aM:IO. NMm. Sl.lCRETARY NHPDft Beach invest· mell& ccuml !lrm oeedl • alwp welkrlanlsed eec:ntar7 wtt.b aood typ-tni • telephone 1kllla. Sbartband not Nquired. ltxper. wllh clkleUoo equlpment helpful . Sal•I')' commen1urale "'~· nz..5900 91cnU17, Junior needed I« 1rowto1 Dev. Co. Xlm opp. ror brlaht, ...,.. penon w/rapld, accurate t y plo1. aortbaDd ta a + " 2-3 ,.... ..,. In eomtnxtJon. Cll ....... -.a:JO. o"''~ "1111fl c1r1ZEN 5 6AtJ~ 0r o· 1 ., ., 1 ,, Shippin«J bceivinq World ':. lt'aurn l.! manu!at'lun•r of spa & swimmtn~ pool equip ment has 1mmed1at1· openings ror sh111pin.: (,, rtee1v10g clerks Mu:<t h;ive fuJI knowledfo(l' of all ~-s of sh1pp10J! .{ warehoust> opt•rntwn Duties will 1nclud1· UPS. truckmi: .. w ill calls, & t•xport dm·u l"!Wnb W<tRl'l> h.t,c·cl tlll -.kills. minimum 111 111 l}TS exJX•nenr1· l'h'.i•w mntact Cheryl for.in 111 1erv1ew 4pporntmcnt S40-4811 SHOE SALESPERSON. experienced Ladies shoes, full & part lime Apply in person, Paul Al Ian Shoes, 9 F ashion laJand, Newport Beach Stationery Stort> 111 Corona Del Mar nee<U. exper'd sales lady. f\111 tune. S duys, xlnl work &nit conds. Especially fine ct.ient.ele 675-1010 Stndl Brokerae:e ORANGE cou..rrt. Terrific opportunity to J!l'OW with one of nation's leading DISCOUNT STOCKBROKERS Im medJaleopeninl(..,for Registered RePI' Margm Clerks 1-:xpertl•nced Top ~JlanN'o Call Per:.onncl Dept 752 0070 STO(,l( PERSON W<tnlC'd for trarnl't' pos1l1<1n lo work in an arttvt• 'IJOrtswt·Jr d1Mn butao11 Jrt'a M U !>l be ~e l f J>Ui.rkr, thorough & m· c'UTa~. Wt-wtll trau1 lht> nJ(ht Pl'f '>Vll, good flJJPl> fnr rapid adv,rnct'ment ('all Heth for uppt 549-804:.t S U N T J\ N S T U fl 1-. RECEPTIONIST ' Mun l"ri 9AM fJPM at Fasl.111 :m E. 17th St C ~1 Tclcphorw FOMEWORK STUDENTS f'ARTTIMf: •NO COM MISSIONS •NOSELLlNG $4.50 PER Hit Near Oran~e Co Airport CaU 751-2400 T e letype Operator Securitiell Firm needs abarp reliable pcnion w/poallJve altitude Muat eltjoy workmg 10 bw.y a t· mospbere Call Person- nel: <714 ) 752-0070 Typeaetter , exper. lo opente Compugraph1c & IBM equipment.. m-6791 TYPIST Light. typln&. put time, 20 hours per week . Relia ble, r e · fereoee11. please rall 6'Hll00 after 6:30pm or w e'•R TYPISTS DON'TREADTHISAO UNLESS )'Oll're ~ In top wqea • excellent op- portunity for advance· mart. You 'd like cost-Of· llvln« 1al1.1ry adjustment lo addition to re1ulu merit aod promotional salary increases. If )'Oll've reed lhlA far 11nd have an lnlettat In Join· tni one ol the lop In· surance oraanlullona In Lbecountry calJ('114)~. STATl'AlM IMIUIAHCI CO. IDUl,ytand Avt, CJI .B.O.EM/f' ___ ._,._ ... ...,.__.. ___ ... ··-· ···----. -- WAREHOUSE PBfSON Som f' t'>cperien«'e rP qwred Opernk forklift. re<.-e1ve & issue :.upphes. st ock shelves. l1 J:h t rlencal duties Excellent benefits Apply al 1111-:IRVINE CO 1071<.:amelbac•k :'l:f'wport lk·ach. fi.11 Iii'*• Equal Uppor Emplu) t•r WORD PROCESSING \')'der t''< !X'f ,,..rt c•rrl'fl Xlnt 1-:ni.:li!.h Sµc·ll111g Tra.nscnh<' from d11tu t1on equip Xlnt h<•nt•fth hOE B.trhara i~12 09'MI J.tmc:. I n'uram't' ( Hfln· In 1nt' WORK OVERSEAS Make mon• mon<·'t' work IJIR abroad reRardl"8s of your a1te. sex or pre'icnl pas1t1on All l )pe'i of workers urgently re qwl't'd fo'or details. send u s t amped. !.elf addresl.ed envelope to ~Employment W.iu~ 701 Washmgtoo Street Dept. 5032 Buffalo. New York 14.205 Youth Counselors Parl Time evenings Oulgoin1 adults workinR with youth. Over 21. Own tnnsportal1on. S3 ~ hr start G·9PM CALL A!'lDREA f>42-4321. ext 250. I 5PM E.O.E ...•.........•.••...... 8005 •..••.•..•.....•...••.. W~"TMINSTl-:H ABBEY l\NTIQl' EM ALL Uutl} to 6. l-'r1 10 !:I CLOS f:u n ; fo:Sl>A y 11751 Wf">tm1ru.tcr i\vc Garden <:rove :>S-1-6103 MUST BEOv"T' .By March Isl AHTl9UEROW 2428 Newport. C M GREAT BARGAINS' Peoplt who ne<'d people should always check the Service Directory m Lhe OAlLY PLLOT l>AUIATI ,\~ l'l I'S l'urebrt·cJ. b<.irn I S 80 }).i(r AKr r('i: Grei.tt 11 .... 11 3 F s;~. , .. 1 1 :\1 $1W Call art ti1>m lm-21\Jti Lab I'll Bull ~ n111 uhl pupp) I IJ, :-.hoL, ~5 ~11&160377 \\hl Gt•rm.cn Sht•p ..._ llu.-.ky 1111\, K mu old .ill ... h\ll'. loves k11J... $1:i !m:XHEI Tm>' \I\\ Yorl..11· \I F. l'hump1on line ... 847 6362 8050 **I BUY ** C:ood U!>ed t\Jrnitun· ,\ \ppuances OR I \\ 111 st'll '-'SELL for You MASTERS .AUCTION 646-8686 & 83l-962S t\Jrmture from model home. din rm , m>o lr bdrm, xtra bdrm. t"<lra:. Good pnces. ~·6877 Game table no chairs 48'. round $25. Rattan Km.: i.tze Headboard S65 Qal I 646-0377 Sola HJde A·Bed ltkt• new mattress never used $12S. 64.1-820.'> ---Velvet M>fa SSO. Game la· ble $100, dbl bed hke· new '60. new velvet lov etieal & sofa, gorgeous dresser & mirror . .I( lass & ~bl t.r0n cofTec table SSO. nurrors. 011 vamt mgs, p1l-tures. "elvct & l :Jlll' 1·hJlf\ l:itnp:. . k1t r ht·n wart'. cl c &tS-3167 :! m ntc·mparar) II\ IOI! rm c·hair-.. bm tan. 1 hrnm1• fram<'S "'f'W $2'J5, \Jl' ~ea ~!Ill Ra C'1nJ,! car hc·d r1tierglas." orang(.', S75 ~76$5 ,\1ocll'l furniture for 'alt• ('.<ill for dc•ta1ls Mon thru 1-'rl only from 9 t11 3pm M64262 J pc antique· wh1tt· bdrm c;ct $16.5 Good -.ora $60 Patio lounge r $4 l.Jmp, 543-tMSt Walnut d1mn~ rm 'IN 8 chrs. xlnt condlt1on S425 962-49:J} LUGGAGE TAGS from your busm••:.s c-ard !-ot·nd Mt• 1·.srd for t'arh t.1~ plu.~ onl' spar1.· Wi• n ·turn pt•rman1•nth -..•J.led attrac11vt" tai: &. -.trJ11. rnt·t'llnj( ;urhn1· I I> fl'(tu1rc·mt•nl:. Pn· H'nl lo." & then' F11r .1 pt'Mn.1lt1t.cJ laA ('n<'lv--" "'"llpapt•r , fabrit ur r>.ty Glo" p1:1pN & ~·· \.\Ill buck & tnm )Our IJ J.:.'> Or tn l \\Cl I Jrtb hat'k to h;11·k l'lll('E.'> S'c•:ior :I S> 4 :)Id~'> $1 t..0t'.I •· \J ta~' $1 50 e<1 IOur more· ii IU t .t Salt.,. T.t\ ln1·lu1kd ~O C \HU' 1Jr;1w }OtJr o~n 11r 'il'nrt namt• add~~. phone & w1.· II m..il..t· om· card pt'r Lag. Add 2:r •·J~·h Send chl'l'k or money or <krto PILOT PRIMTIMG I' 0 Box 1560 Costa Mesa, Ca 9262f\ WANTt:D S ILVEK OOL.1.ARS Pvt part) 67>8~or eves 673·2924 Racquet Club of Irvine. Family memberahtp Ask for Dou1t Am merman 111 l G73 6G80 (WI 64IM450. Commercial sw1nR set. fruit Jars. plan ts & t r('(>'l You dig. S45-8091 a ft 6 3':i9QraORe ~v!· C~- HirMK Unfforms 2 uruforms SlS ,•arh 1 pant.suit $20. Sue 9-IU. all in excellent cond1t1on & worn only a few time!. b' 'tudent nurse. S.W·S72 I .ii\ 6 400 wh1h• t t>m£•nt l>nl·k us..'Ci ~t-J ur lx.'!>l oHcr \Jti3-16ti2. 002 7~ Ii' Buffet lklr F\111 <.t.un I~ ~tecl sink I ..,,'(! rn 111{-finer hotl'h. ~185 bJl@M lla\'l' 4000 }rtb d t·.111 1111 !iand for sale 4~ Ul!O'J 7AM·3 :llPM ~f'lect~d Antique:-..,, furniture. Crahsman power shop tool:.. lo" radial ~aw. men's 10 s pd bike. framed gall<'n pnnts & oraogC' rrat1• labels 760-8284 FIND YOUR NAME WIN TICKETS WORTH $12 I 111 .~ VUHi ~~.,., I( I I Treat your Valentine to a day on the luxury line r Queen Ma ry in Long Bt>a<"h. "~ueen for a Day" Shows Twice Daily Feb. 14, 16, 17 and 18, 1980 -Be a contestant in the Queen for a Doy at lbe Queen Mary -Senior Sweethearts Tr1bule f'eb 14 -M and over S3.75. Children 5 Lo 11 $2 2S. grandchlld.ren under S admitted free -Gro1.1P11 of 20 or more may coll (213> 435.4747 One ticket provides odmtsaion lo Queen Mary Tour exhlbll areas on all 12 decks lncludln& the muaeum, en1lne room, Uv ing Sea. upper decks. crew and puaen1cr areas. General Admission S6, child s lo 11 12.50. For tlckt-t lnformJtlon t'nll C21~ 1 •35 4747 IT'S EASY! Look for your name and address In today's c lauUled sec&lon. U you find It, call 142·5118 Ext. 27% and we wtll al'l'anJ&e I or you to pl ck up your Ucke&a at t.be nearett office of the DAILY PILOT WM"TEO Newt'r C>lfu ,. tle!.k medium '>i11>d 14-<>Tt ctiru.r ~ 9111 8087 ....•.................. l'01.mll tamm.: \ •·n n ;i:;onJl>le Ju:.l '.tit G:l>-5&'2 Pianos & °"Jan• 8090 ···········•···•·••···· Y1\.\tAHA 1'<:720 :J ht·.111 1·a..,_...._,tlt• de<'k H1•i: $1:.u rllN $ii!9(1 ,\llJnt 11. .\1 u:.11 14!)E mb~ c ~ Spriinq Gooch 8094 ...•.....••.....•..•... \1 1·n ·s Womt'n ' • ~" µiil1.~. & boc1l" s;7:, t'Jt h '4.'l 5'1X I 51Jtl s~ I09b •.............•....•... l:il2 Brun,wll·k t.n~ \OUOkl•r tbli" M .11:111!1 rent Milt-of r S34 3480 • • • St.11ian R.ako w t1J, \1arj.!uertt1· '' ,. t.orofld l>el M Jr 'I U\J ,1rt> lhe "'11111•'1 111 lWC;lll'l..t.'1.h 1$12 \.1IU• 111 TM QUEEHMARY Tour J-t>b 14 16.17 & I>\ I .r1111ot lit'arh ( ., I 11 k1-t.., n1.<1) l.M· 1 l.11rn• t1 II\ ttt.1110.; IA2 .J11>1 1•\t ••• .JO b11rnul.1 ~ 1r.11Jir CIMt ~ I I) UOtll I llAI 111' \Int t •1n•J •Ir) 'lOfJj't $X:ilJ1 l~I·; 'rli.! ~ ...,·an.tit \\ trlr 6 t uti 11\ t Jtlln 1 .. 11~7 f-)rld v.hat \OU ~.-nt 111 Dwly 1'110( (·1as ... 1f1r-d.!> address and by watching name in the classifi ed a d~ Daily Pilot. lku1l l>r"k pv.r up to 17 . v.t r t. t•I• r $i'' mo .,,.. !!Ml ,.,.,, 114, (,?'. ~21 .. fl" I hJ' t-:-0111 m .. 1111n• 'I,,, "'I J)JI I 11• r W l1Udl ~~ ,\l<A>HI "-l• "' all .. til• 111 .'.liEWl'<JRT B \\ C..11 nl4 11,7~ IJ;>I! 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I hc-e~t' tr•n'l fer fee~ f~ C'harges. ft'e'I for 1ur pollution 1"0ntrol di" I Vl~ cert1f1cal1on.~ or dc> aler documentary pre p;uatJon r hari;!tM< unit·-. t 11tberw15•· 'l>t'C1f1ed .,, the ltd\eMl't'f Win t.Jckcts to thr c·1n•ic.. J n .. 1 .1rnu~t:ml'nt JltrJC' : c.. hons or sportin~ 1·\ c·nl~ Ju.sl fill out Lh1' coupo11 <1nd : g marl al U>day to thl' : . . _ .= 9520 ....•••................ Classificd·DepartmC"nt. Daily Pilot 330 W. Bay Strttt. Co:.ta ~1 e~a. CA 9:!626 f I I \ ' \ ' ' This Valentine's Day send your love a greeting all the world can share with a Daily Pilot Heart of Love. It's easy. compose your personalized greeting and we 'II set your message in type to flt the border of your choice or your hand written thoughts may appear tn the border you select Borders come 1n the 3 sizes as shown below: $1 8. $1 2 and a special child's size for $3. (You must be under 12 to qualify for the littlest greeting) ,.,,.---- I ' ' .,,.----,',,---.. 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COSJA MISA 641·0010 19'1trc-tC'h ltmo. In m1 1-·11r ''°'' or lt'a'>t· !I~ l<Ul5 <21J I 985 I 4X.J '72 Chevy "• ton long b('(f pickup, 60 J:ul seas tank. showroom rond. w w 11 shell $2895 or ufft•r ' :WS-5854 or 63 I 0594 I lS'12 Mazda P U I P1~ton '/ w /<'amp~r ~hel I IC II SJ67S 963 2187 :il'lcr 6 JO pm. fORTHE DtSCRIMIHA TING 8MWBUYER! 'MC'hcvy 1·-i ton I'll . .iuto. J 6 cyl, xlnl l'Ond SJ 150 I Call 548-4109 '56 1-'ord 1'1rk Up Nt'w Cf'IJ? & tram; Auto 3 'J><I Run.' xlnl ' (;l)()(j work I trutk. Needs pu1nt $1:,m '" ht•st. ~·Iii Ulll!I or 63HHH1 I •l'f<t-: OWNl-~U• •HMw·.,. 77 .D.h <JUIO f~4T I,\ I '78 :t!h auto C-11~'71, I I '7l< 32(t1 4 ~p 1728W lff 1 /7~.l ~p Ullt'fl\I I /(15.'lh iJUIO 15171'/\l I iii f .. '()1 <•Ulo f!I;!~ IC\ II 1 77 li.:•J( 'St I:! I ( li:.>T \ H I .; El Cuminn ''11nqw,..1 ·• J Crutst· lilt Jll .,ht·ll 'i!l:Jalt 14-arr IJX:1ih;11 I 980's HERE NOW! ~Ill'" Xl111 $/lfJ/I ,. !!:' .............. !~.~~ 76 Dud1w \/Jn VH :i1·1 1 C u i.torn J ntl·r111r I Sunroof . 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CTUite control a onty 22.000 ml'"I (683VBU) NABERS AU10 CENTER 1425 IAICB ST. COSTAMISA 540.9•2 7 BUntlngton aeh Fountain V!l~0~y Your llometown Dally Newspaper VOL. 73, NO. 412, 3 SECTtONS, ,, PAGES ' l Catching Ber Bre ath . Is Pollv Bvall of Costa Mesa express10J;! the thrill of vie tory, {lr the agony of defeat" Polly wa~ a part1<:1pant 10 an unusual t•vent Sundav When it was over. it was d1f fieult to distinguis h the ~vinners from the losers To find out whe:it it was a ll about, tum to Page A3. ------------------- 1 Coast Panel Urges : Bolsa Chica Access . A resolution urging access to Bolsa Chica waterways for recreational boating has been pass<'ct unanimously h~ th1· !Board of Directors of I.he Orange Cou~ty ~aat Aaaoclatlon. , • TlM ~\ldoo. ·~ Fri-.4-y 8' the 'board's annual in- stallation dinMr at the Irvine Coast Country Club in Newport Beach. c1 tt>s the need for morl' public bt•rths and launchsn~ f:.tcihttt•s ;:tnd lh<• b<•nt•ftl'1<.1I cf frets (If adll1t1orwl 11dal f1111,1, on "'~tt'1 quJht} m Bolsa ChH·<.i The• dot·unwnt ur~c:s support by both slalt' ;;nd county or r1 c1ab Architect Wilham P Fick Pr :was anst:.illed Fnday as H11· group's nt•Y. president. replacing ~outj!.oing pre!-.1dcnt Hobt·rl C'ltr • ford. prt•sult·nt of At r l'<1 hrurn1a J Cost<t Mt's<J V1l'<' MB\Or t Arlene S<.'h<1fer mstallt-d the nt·"' offin•holders. wh1k rnrm1·r stat1· Sen. OC'nnts Carpcnlt•r st'r"cd as m astt·r of n 'rl.'monit•s G ucst sp<'akl·r ~1 Ho~ Knauft admirustrat1vc assistant to Ht·p W i 111 a m D a n n c m e y 1• r . n Orange. spoke on thl.' pt•nphl'rJI canal anrl its meaning for Oran~e County Other officers inslalll'd wn1· O••lr P1lol \1.tlf - INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT Architect Ficker Kl' n n C' th f<' o .... I er ;; n cl H "C'uha" ~1orrt'> \HT pr1•suh·nh .I ..it·k F t·c•h;in lrc·.1·,un·r arid Halph K1-.1•r '>f'C'rl'far\ Follows(Quarrel HB Man Wounded By Party Gunslwts . A Huntington Beach man was ,ln satisfactory condition at 'Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital )oday alter being s hot in the u:r AD Sl'ITER WORK FOR YOV "The Daily Pilot's Ad Sitter rvlce is really s uper . "l received great response rom my classified ad, and the d Sitler 24-hour a ns werin& ervice freed m e from havlng to tay home and a n swer tbe bone." That's the advertising success ry of the man who placed this in tbe Dally Pilot. '79 Rabbit Diesel 2 dr $2500 cash & pay balance xxx-xxxx Ad Siller hn.24bn If you want super respoose from your ad but don't want to alt by the phone, let the Daily Pilot claul.fied service• work for )'OU. CallJ42-5678. rhest during a Saturday night party in Costa Me!>a, officials said. Police said Donald Gordon Brown, 31. of 16191 Ganges Lane. may have been saved rrom death by a door that blunt· ed the force or the bullet They said Mark W ayne Holloman, 19. of 2245 Canyon Drive. Costa Mesa. was being held in lieu of Sl0,000 bail on sus- picion of assault with a deadly weapon and discha rgin g a firearm into an inhabited build· ing. PoUce said the shooting oc· curred at about 11 :30 p.m . at 1022 W. Wilson St .. where 30 to 40 people were attending a party at a home. ~ They said Holloman, whom, witneuea said had been oua '. a fter h e annoyed ~ partygoer, allegedly with a 38-callbe~· l fired about half the house. · .,_ T h ey said B"rown , ironically is believed to friend of the suapect's, was about to open the front door to check Into the shooting when a bullel passed lhrouf(h \l r .. - ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1980 Fl FTEEN CENTS 2 Sentenced in Fraud Took Cdunty Pay While Holding Jobs ... A f'ountam Valley woman and u Newport Beach man have been sentenced to Orange Coun- ty Jail for running a private bus1ne!>s while they l'!1multaneo u s ly accepted pu) cht'ck~ for Orange County JObS Orange County court records show that the couple pleaded no contt•st to the misdemeanor fraud charges and will serve lhe1 r sentl•nces on weekends Mary Lou llarrison. 37, of 10061 San Juan Court, Fountain Valley. and Wa lter Pnor. 51. of Hostages Not Linked To Shah? By The As11oclated Pres~ Iranian President Abolhassan Bani Sadr was quoted today by a f'rt'nch newspaper as saying his government no longer de- manded extradition of the de 1ms .. ·d shah before the release or the· Am<•n(·an hostagl's now m their IOOt.h day of capt1v1ty lie said lht• rele<ise ('Ou ld come "perhaps even m the coming days .. But Pars. lhl' offl c1al Iranian news agency. said he was mis- quoted in the interview in the French newspaper Le Monde. without saying what the alleged misquote was Jt did not elaborate Masses of Ira nians turned out in a steady rain to celebrate the first anniversary of the Islamic revolution with a victory parade through Tehran. The c rush was so gr.eat that scores of persons were injured and a grand.stand collapsed the s tate rad io said Re leue for the hostages could come if the U .S. government acknowledged Its past "crimes" in Iran and recognized his gov- ernment's .. right to obtain the extradition of the s hah and the restitution of his fortune." Ban.i- Sadr was quoted as saying by the French newspaper. Le Monde "If they admit this fact. 1t would help us lo free the ho s ta~(·s in a s hort lime. µc·rhapl'! even 1n the coming d<J )"i ." Asked 1f tht• hostages 1n th(• in- terim might be n•movcd from the· guanl of the Islamic m1'1 - tants and entrust('d to I ranidn ofh1·1als. Hant Sadr was quoted as saying "II 1s a poss1b1bty I l'nVIS<.ll{l' ror (ht.• coming days " Hut he had not vet rece1vl'd 1wrm1ss1on from the Hevolu- twnary CounC'll h<' heads. the nC'Wl>pap('r S<ild Bani Sadr '><lid he had re l·t'1v<'d council approval for his proposal that a tnbunal to 1n- veM1-"al<' U S actions 1n Iran be com bmed with an international (·om m1s~1on to investigate the shah s rule. the newspaper said It quol<'d him us saying that pro· pos~1I wa:. now before Ayutollah Huhollah Khomeini and that hC'. Bani Sttdr. hoped for a rt>sponsc m I wo days " The idea for an ' 1nternatwnal rommis~1on was proposed by U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim Bani-Sadr also gave an mdJca t1on how he m ight then attempt to press a compromise solution on the militants holding the <St>e IRAN. Pagl' /\2) Blaze Hits Apartment In Huntington Fire that swept through tbe top floor of a downtown Hunt- ington Beach apartment buJld- ing sent occupan ts running for the ir lives Sunday morning. rire officials reported. T h e occ upants -man y d ash ing out with p e rsonal belongings in their hands -all escaped unha rme d rrom the l.: 17 a .m . blaze al the 124 3rd St artmentJi~tl1hte~ said. ·Jove llfa 'c1r11 -8Uauted m 1 st.rue- 223 Orange St . Newport Beach. were sentenced by Municipal Court J udge Edward Laird lo 10 and six days in jail. respective- ly Each was given credit for two days already served and placed on informal probation Deputy District Attorney Donald Barner said the couple both worked as Sl,200 a -month collection om cers in the county Auditor-Controller's office However. they set up shop in March 1978 a s an ev1cu on service out or Ms Harn~on"' Fountain Valley home The two continued to accept paychecks for their duties of col- lecting overpayments from welfare recipients while they earned on their eviction bu.s1 ness. Barner said Investigators who trailed Prior and Ms Harn!>on dunng a county work day said the couple left the office m separate cars. but met at a pre-designated post to conduct thi> pnvute busrnt-&'> The business. "Prompt Ev1c- uon Service.· was !>el up to han dlt' probl em tenant s for landlords. Harner ~a id In Oeflt'---BUILOINO A MODEL CfTY IN HUNTINGTON BEACH Students Robert Epley (feft), St.cy Poundrta Midget Cities Students Learning Desipi 8~ f'llll, S~EIOERMA:\ Of lit• 0 •1IY Ptlot $t..lff 1 hf• \OUnj!l"'t ('It~ Jll,tnn1 p .. HI Or.toge Count\ rrohahl\ f'an 1 .. f n 11 n rt 1 n .1 n t• 1 g h l h g r .id • l'),,,....,rr,.101 .11 .John B llush.trd School tn Iluntmgtrm lkarh nunng tht• Jl.1sl '"" mo111h ... lhl''>C' st11tlt•nh ha\(' <lc· ... 1.1:n1·tl and con-.1ru1·tl'd '>{'\C'n 1ltHl·n·nt r1t1rs <'Omplt•le Y.llh honw-. park.., 1nrtu ... t rtl'' .tnrl ... tore·). To hi· s ure._ lht· c tilt'' Jrt· mounte>d on four·by 111ght foqt shl'<'l~ of panC'hng and the· 111~ ).tructurc"; o.trt· m.1dt• rrom (}(Id~ J nrl l'nd!> such ;;s pa pc• r c It p box t•s. tissue mil" and plast1<' hlllh1 Ill g mall' nab But ('(lnstrud1on or thc·sl' ('Ill{'' p1ves students a ta-.te of ltll' cha lleni.?t' fal'l•d b\ aulhc•nt1c c1 t} planners ·' ll 's a hands·on approarh 111 Cl\'tcs." expl:.11ns :-0.('tl s .... a1i(lt•r a !'OCial studies teachers who de• vcloped the model city unit Swa1gler tx-hevc•r. students can learn morl' about how 11 c1l\ "'or ks by construchng one than they could only by reading aboul 1t m a textbook The student'> thcmsC'lves h ave responded en thusiashcally, making mgeniou!> use of household odds a nd ends and colorful paints to create their cities Before they even construct the model. thoueh. the s tudents Rhodesian Killer Fails FORT 'VICTORIA. Rhodesia CAP) -Rhode1lan 1uerrilla leader Robert Mu1abe narrowly mused death Sunday In a second a11asalnatioo attempt within a week, when a remote·conl.rol ex- ploal ve device waa de tonated beneath hla vehicle convoy, police said. Four members or bl• party were 1Jlihlly IAjured when 88 lbe. of TNT rtpped open a rour- foot-dee&> bole in the road to the alrport (n lhle cenlnl Rbodalan city. rnthl do n •..,.·,irC'h 1hru11 i.:h hc .. 1k• .ind fi lm ... tl•·•il1111• "11h 1•11' 1il 11 nlrl~ Tn li-.1r11 :dH•lll 11111111i.: 111 r1t•n1 ' mu 1 t11•1 icl1· II•"' rn.in, hot1:-t·~ and .1part rr11•nt h11ildini.:-. 1h1•1r t 11' v.111 h,1\t .11111 ''twn· th•·\ .... ,11lw1111 .1t1·d °"JH•1·1(11· .11 '"'" f111· hu ... 1n1•-.• .... .11111 1rnt11 .. 1 n .11 11 rnu'! h1 · p111 p111nt t·rt .il1111i:: "11 h l111·,11 11•n' 111 '' tiooh p.11 i.,, ,Httl po~l 11H11·1·' "1ud1·11t ... 0111-.1 11! 11•rn11n1 · "h• 11· 1tw1r • 11' ".11t•1 -.u pph 1 " nt 1 ' I r 11 nt .1 n d \\ h '· I h 1 • r ftt'l'Y.:J\'> <TIJ"'> tht• lHlllfTillOll\ ''" ;d ;1t1hl1t•s ,g;trhJl!t' dumP.. mPd1C'.tl fanltta•-. ..inti puhlt1 11.1 n..,µort .1t 11 Ill a bu .1 rl on l ht· nt v Chl·ckhst Onl~ ,1ft1·1 th•• plJnnanl! 1-. 1 om pll'lt•d do "tud1•nts 1n l!rt1UJJ:.. 111 thrt~ or four bt•.:m 1•onstruc· t 111n or lh<•t r t'l l ll')o, Bu:..hard Sd11.x1I ..., p..trl of th1· Fnunlam Vttllc•\ School l>tc;tnrt Student:.. compiett•t1 their modrl cit v unit JUSI twrore a tt•ac·hcr strtk<' v.as called "tlhtn the dis t rt l'l Their teacher Nl'il Swa1J:ler howeH•r. has ront1nued lo work. l'lcclini;? not to J<>tn man) of his colleai;!ucs in thE' '>lnke Beaches Full In Huntington On Weekend A bout 20,000 visitors. an un seasonably high total. swarmed onto Huntington City Beaches th1c; past weekend. Captain Douglas D' Arn all, a ~ach otnclal. said the ~-deeree water temperature did not deter som e of the vlsltor.1 from plung- ln1 1n. He ~a.id several rescues were necessary b ecause or strong riptides. Lighter weekend attendance. about 2.000, was reported at Huntington Slate Beaches. Sul Beach ureguards report· rd weekend attendance of 12,000 Four rescues were r equired, ul110 because or riptides. vestigators traced more than TO cases filed by the company in Orange and Los Angeles coun- ties Ms llarr1son 's and Pnor's c;upenol"'\ were tipped off to lhe coup l l"s act1v1l1cs by an anonymous letter. Barner !laid Prior had worked as a county collecuoo officer s ince 1971 and Ms llarnson was hired rn 197G Both employees were dis - charged from their Jobs at the close of the invt:!>t1gal1on. of f1c1als sc.ud Air Crash Dead Still Unidentified \ m-. n .md .... "m .111 .... ho II wll in J r11•r\ .t1rt r.irt I ra 'h f'"rHJ.J\ f11ll11" tnJ.! .1 rn11t ;111 1111li...1•in '" 1·r E l '-t·Jo!Unrl•1 ... 1111 11.,,,. not lw1•n po<.1t1 \'l·I \ 11l••nt 1 (11·1! I .11-. \nl!•·'•·' ,11Jth•111l 11"· lt·n t;tll\t'I\ h;ul 1d1·nt1f11·d ttw t·oupli .1 .. ,JJ1k .ind ...,,1n•h '1urph\ •1f llunllnJ.!tun Bt at.h hut lhl' Los \ngdt'' ('ornm·r·.., Mf1et· 1,1,111 not \ 1·rth th1 1nf11rm.1t111n l'hl•n · "' 1111thm1-: lh1 -. offwt· I' g1\ in~ out on thPm, ·· ..,aid J t••ir nnt•r :.. 1n,·1·..,t1~al0r th1-. morn1n~ ,\ 1.·nr11111.·r ' rll•JIUI ~ '>a1rt his or can11Jt111n ,.., v.r>rl-..1n>! Y.lth badh c·harred n •mams and ,.., still at tl'mpt1ng to localt> 11c•nlal rt·•· ords ..inri •1lh,·r 'rd~'> ,,, l'l'!labbsh 1dt'nt1hcdt1on Ile said only that one v1cum wali a man. the other a woman. Three pcn.ons. including the couple ten tall vely 1dcntif1ed as the Murph)s. died when a PtpN \heroke(' PA28 <·oll1clt·d nearl' h1·,1d r n v.1lh ..i C-1 , ... 11.1 17'1 plloi t i! In lln11 1 I.• 1.!hlHfl ··; or 1\orthndgt' The Piper J1rcrafl. '>horn or a "'ing. spwi to the l'arth. erupt1nJ,! 10 name. omc1al:.. said Leighton·., Cessna crashed on<··half mall' ay,ay at an office ronstrurl10n 'rte "hert' ~ix \l.Orkmcn '-'t•rf' tnJurc·d \ -;ookt•sman for th<· Fi\i\ c;ar<l lht' PtJ>l'r pilot Y.:t' •·n route to'"' 1t fq,·nch 11r n ·J.1t I\ 1·.., 111 SJn .Jo...i• Tht· ... mJll .11 r('l.1rt ov.nl·d b' 1111.111 llanr..ilt\ "r C-11..,ta Mr-...i II.id lwt·n l•"1"ed ti\ ,\\·1;,it1•111 I nl1m11Pl IJ"' I h•· n ·lll.tl .1cn·1 11wn1 or "ht·llwr l•r nol .I n1ghl pl.in '-'<.i" rtll'd ll..1n1 ,1tl' m1•an\I. h1l1• n •port 1·d hf' \..nrm -. nothtn,:z 11£ lh1• tnl'I rl•·nt .mrl 1,; ""'"''"~ informat11111 1•• 1111· tn!>ur,tntt• c-IJ1m ... on h1.., l11Ltl l' dl·nwlishPrl aircraft l'h~ l\~11 .111 rr..ih art· bt'111J.?: n · .1s..,.•mlll•·d 111 Hawthorne> fnr m ,, . ..,11c .1t111n h' lh1· ~alrnnal Tr .111 ... J"irt .1t10n SJfl'I \ Board Athle tics to End COLl :'.1Rl'S. Ohio <APJ Tht• Cll'veland Board of Educa twn m..t\ cut all school athletic'> rrom IL" bar(' bones budget th.ts fall . board prt•s 1dcnt John G allaRhl'r l'!a) s oran i:a coasc ts: • 4..... L ==------... -- \\c-a 1hc-r Mostly s unny Tuesday. w ith increasing h igh cloudiness Tuesday after· noon Some fog and low clouds along the coast late tonight a nd Tuesday morning. Slightly cooler Lows tonight 45 at the beaches and 52 inland Highs Tuesday 65 a long the coast and 72 inland INSIDE TODA\' Civtl t'ipht ~ leaderi 1n Plttaburgh IOJI they fear the 111ctfm1 of economac troubte1 wtll ~ blocka and womMt a& th~ Ku KluzKlanuroes1n ona "pn me to rpm." (Story, Page A7J latlex 0 CJ ., ... AA "' .. II~ tJ ., .. M l ___ _ ., JLJ T BREAKING------... Lau Utn.I frofft loclclf 't air6rl Glllll......, ._ ...... LIO IOC Pondertng Moscow la1ue LAXE PLACID, N Y <AP> -fte ~ ~mpte CommlU.. today privately debat wbal to do about the lloecow Summer OamM, w1lh a hw membena u.rCial 1 lt&U over Cbie U.S. request for a cllan11 ol ftllue lleanwbilf', a Taiwanese alhlete'a bid to compete aa a repreeentaUve ol the Repubbc al China l1 1otn1 befon •Rate appeal.a court More Uum 70 ol lbe IOC'a • 1Mmben .,..,.. ~ fM t.be ...,._ at wb.lch U.S. Olympic c.ommltlM P,..lCS..t Robert Kan. and EawuUve Director C'.ol P'. Donald NW.r .,a1n went to Pl"Ol«lt the Am~rican P<»lUon on the Mo.cow Oamea 61mSpt .... 1c .. c1 ..... SAN FRANCIS('O (AP> -Motonat.a ln Northem Ca.IHorn.la and Nevada c:ou.ld be payina SI.SO a 1aUon for 1uoH.ne by JWMt 1and t:2 • 1allon by th~ end of t.be year, ~e Calltomla Stat. AutomobUti Aaaoctat100 proJttted today Tbe CSAA predicted thoe~ price. would ~ reached lf lbe 8 centa a 1a11on lncroalt! dlaclosed each of the put two montba COO· tlnuedatthepumpa The JUmp put the COlit lo $1 21 a talion lhtA montb compared t.o Sl 15 m Janu•ry, on increase of about 5~ percent In one montb GeW U.pa Oeer •1H LONDON CAP> Gold pnces shot up over the $100 mark ln Europe th.is morning The dollar dipped on most torelsn ex- changes. At mid-morrung, gold wu selllna al S716.SO an ounce In both London and Zurich, Europe'l> two major bullion marta. The metal bad cloeed at $697.SO in London on Friday, and $888.50 ln Zurich. In Hong Kong, gold ros e $20.57 to close at $696. 22 today. 3 Nazb Serainered COLOGNE, West Germany (AP) -A West German court today sentenced three former Nui S.S. memben1 to prtaoo for assisting in the mass murder of more than 70,000 French Jews during World War II. The moet prominent defendant, 70-year-old Kurt Llacbka, former Paris ch.ief of the Gestapo, wu sentenced to 10 yean. Lis~hka was head of German police in the region of the French capital during the Nazi occupation. Herbert Hagen, 66, nicknamed The Butcher of Paril by h1a accu.sera, wu sentenced to 12 years. Hagen, Gestapo chief alone tbe French AUantic coast rrom UMO to 1942, ia an executive in a north German industrial firm. Ernst Reinricb.soho, 69, Llabka '• usiatant in Paris, was sentenced to six yea.rs. Helnricbsob.o, mayor d the small Bavarian town of Buergstadt, announced his resignation after the verdict was revealed. Dead for Years 'Forgotten' Body Located in J7 ault FREDERICKSBURG . Va CAP) PoUce arc baffled about the discovery of the body or an infant, unidentified and ap parently dead for many years, f ound in a vau lt al a Fredericksburg funeral home Police not only don't know the infant's identity, they have no idea how long the infant has been dead or why it was never buried. The body will be sent to the state medical examiner's office an Richmond for an autopsy to try to determine. If possible, how and when the infant died. Police will also go through the funeral home's records next week for clue:. lo the child'5 1dent1ty. "This LS such a stran~e thmg that we really don 't know what's going on yet ,·· l>a id Capt William Lasell Art1n~ on a tap, police found the body, clad an u whale shroud. in a vault m the chapel or lhe Wheeler and Thompson Funeral Home about 6 p m last Friday Employecl> told police they had not known the body was there Miller Aide Named Chief For Campaign Chris Loumakas. chief aide to Orange County Supervisor Edison Miller, wall take a leave or absence effective Fnday to manage Miller's campaign Miller has filed a letter or an· tent t.o run for the 70th Assembly seat that was vacated when Bruce Nestande decided to challenge Miller 10 the 3rd supervisorial d1stnrt MiUer is expected to make a decision as to which office he will seek by March 7, the Cil.JnR deadline for the supervisonal campaign. Don Burds all , a retired Newport Beach police om cer who i. an executive assistant to Miller, will become Miller's staff coordinator l'tt Loumak1s' absence. OR.ANO~ COAST ,. r DAILY PILOT ffw 0 f•f'OI (.M&' 0.lly PtkJ4 •iff".-f'U<"i' ,,._., btNdt ............ Pr .... ''"*•V.Otl•ltwOr~ , .... ,.vbll\Hft9~ ,. .. , ............... ,, putMlttwtG ~ ttwOVO!h '"d•y '°' Co.•• ,,,.v ........,., ...... """''"""Of°" .... ,,.,,,ftUf\ t••" vat ..... ,,.._,._. L...,,... """"'~"' CM•t ./. ''~~ '~ ,..,~ t\ PllC41""'d \.t1w,O.n ttM ~., ,.., •Inc--~t\A1,.. .,..,,.. h •• JlO Wr•I ••Y )(rwf (Ot._.~ (tMtfOrf'li•tlt>r. ._. .. _ Pfn•,_. •ftd ~,.._. -·· c.., V;c.ePt•\lditftlal'ld~ .. ~ T-Hll-....... n:,.:.~;.. ":'1:::- o-M M.~ ....... _ A•\lt•-IU-... -. -..~ *''°"-'~·-· ttuntfMlton .. ., Office '"ffte.cll ........ . Meillflt~• 1'0 ... ,..,.,.. °"'"' ~:=..'fl::: .. '::~;::::·· __,___, -l---- Humors or the existence of an unclaimed and unidentified body :.it Wheeler and Thompson had bN.'n circulating in the city. Several hours before police '>l'<i rched the vault, two r e- porters talked with Wheeler T. Thompson, a co-owner or the funeral home. and showed tum photographs purportedly taken or the vault and the body. Thompson denied the rumor ;md wou1dn 't let the reporters in· .. peel the vault or allow employees to open 1t. He said the vaults possibly hadn't been used since he took over the business from his rather 20 years ago. David Packett of th e Wes tmoreland News took the l>tory and photographs to police. who went to the funeral borne and got permission to open the vault. Rider Dies After Tumble From Pickup A 20·year-old man died Sun· day when he fell out of the back of a pickup truck on the curved MacArthur Boulevard freeway on ramp in Irvine. Highway Patrol officen1 said Charles Hand of Lomita wu ail· ting in a lawn chair in the bed or a small. foreign-made truck drlven by Gregory Mitchell, 24, of Torrance. Hand fell out u Mitchell swung around the curved on· ramp leading to the northbound San Dieeo Freeway, officers said. He dJed of bead injuries in Tu1tin Community Hoapital a short time after tbe 8 p.m. accl· dent. No charees have been filed aeainst the driver pending further investigation. Kickbacks Probed BJ 'l'lle .blodated Preta At least 21 political llsures and union otflciala from Louisiana and Tex11 are aotne before federal irand Juries tbh week to discus• the FBl'a ao- catled Brilab lovetU1atlon -a ·'scam " lnvolvln1 alle1ed klckbacu to loflU4Ulce lnlu.rance purcbua by covernment a1en· clea In rour •tat.a. Tideland Fee Eyed At Island •1 oELOaa aaoou mWJN .... ...., ........ Some of Oran1• County'• richest cllla.n.a toon may be payln1 an extrava1a.nt extra tee for ltvtnc oa Newport'• Harbor 11land. Tb1t'1 becaua. ma.o,y of tbe eulualve properU• that dot dae Uny ll1and aN built over public tldelanda. And aJtbouah Oranee County official.I lut week exempted 150 Sunaet Beach bomeownen from i>enaJU• foe 1lmllar encroach· menta, the Harbor bland reai- denta likely won't be aa lucky. Tbe problem really be1an around tbe turn of lhe century, when Oranie Cout 'a pioneering families be1an settling, first in Sun1et Beach , •nd later, Newport Harbor. And some of tbe 140 resjdent.s came up with evidence that im· provements had been built before t.he county took over the land in l.NJ. Their clalm of prior riibts to the Jand was accepted by county official.a, who said it would be t.oo expensive to try to deci~e which improvements were bu.ill before 19'3and which aren't So the county issued a blanket permit last week allowing the Improvement.a to stand. , The Sunset Be ach res· idencea are on public beach land, which ls ruled by state recrea- tional codes. But Newport Harbor is gov- erned by hanh Udelands laws, which don't allow ror prior rights claims, Jensen said. In addition. the encroach· m ents on Harbor Island are more aubetantial than seawalls. In many cues swimming pools. gardens or parts of homes are built on tidelands, he said. "It's a classic story of the old, old settlements." said Eric Jessen, county Environmental Ma nagement Agency orricial. "Life was more informal at the tum of the century. Inspec- tors were more concerned with the structural integrity or the buildings than whether they were within certain property lines." State Lands Commission representatives, however. were not so WormaJ, and in 1977 or- dered Orange County orricials to do something about the 200 properties from Suruiet Beach to Dana Point that were edging onto public beaches. Valley Thieves Get Silver Dinnerware In bur~lar1f•c; rc•flt·cltr?J:: rnr· rc•nt c connm11 <'11 n<11t11Jn ~ lhtt'V<'" broke· anlo t"" Fount<i1n Va 11 e y homes during th,. weekend and stol<· about SI J.Ol)(l worth of '>i lv1·r d innt•rw<trt'. police said Inda~. In both cases. a('cordinl>( to police reports. burglars got into tht• home.., \\hile the victims were out, laking flatware from one and sC'rving dishcl> from tlw other In each burglary. silvt-r dmnerwarc wcis the onl y lo1i~ li sted on police rcport5 The value of s uch items has increased dramatically in recent months, along "1th the rise in v a I u e of preciou:. me tals, particularly gold and silver. The v1cums 01 the t' ountam Valley burglaries wer e aden t1r1ed by police as Edward D Slank. 16658 Sequoia St., and John Kocher. 18046 Santa Arabella St. Police said both break-Ina occurred Friday. Boy Injured In Cliff Fall A IS·year·old Huntington Beach boy suffered a possible broken leg when he fell a short distance from the cliff at Cres· cent Bay Park Saturday Albert Ruiz or 65-41 Walton' Drive, Huntington Beach, was reacued by Laguna Beach firemen and lifeguards and transported to South Coast Medical Center rollowloe the 1 :40 pm. Incident Saturday. Hoapit.aJ officials said the boy waa admitted to the South Laguna facility and later re- leased Home in BB Burglarized Bur&tan made off with more than '2.~ worth of goods in· cludlne • lar1e coin collection from a Huntington Beach re· aldence SUnday, police 11ld. Officers noted the Intruders hauled off stereo equlpment1 silverware, a 1mall quantity or liquor and a 1un In addltlon to the fl.!100 coin collection. Tbe bur1lar1, laveat111tor1 aald, apparently entered the "71 Hudaan Drtve home t.broueh the 1ara1e in the early hours. Alglaan Sky Pat rel A Sov1cl·bu1lt heliC'oplcr of the Afghan Air Force flJcs over .Afghanbtan's capital of KabuJ. While Soviet forces '>ec ure lines of Al'WI ......... communications, the Afghan army and air force are reportedly being used to com bat r ebel guerrillas. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Routine Stop By Cop Foils Mesa Holdup A Sant a Ana pohre 'lt'rgean1 malung a routme tram<" \tr11' Sunday Ill front uf a Costu Me.,<1 convenience store l11okE'd up ~·hen he heard a era!>h :mil arrested two men who ullcgf'dl> were trying to hold up th1· <,tun· omcers said toda> In Costa Me .. a r1t~ Jail t1"1J\ on susp1 c1on of robb.,n "l'r• Mark Bnan Ver Hryr k . 21 11f 2511 W Sunflowt•r A vt• . Sant .1 Ana, and Jay Edward Fl1•1rhn 2. street addrells unkno"n. Sant" Ana, poUc(• said Both W{'rt' ht-l <l 1n lieuofSl0,000 bail Polic<' said th1· IOC'irtent or curred at 11 ·10 p m Sunday .11 the U-Totem Market a t 117)! Sunnower Ave , on th" Co<;l<J Mesa-Santa Ana city bmat.s They said two men entered the market and attempted to over power the male clerk. In the ensuing s truggle, the rash reR jster and some news racks were itnockedover Santa Ana police Sgt Preston M Moran had pulled ovn ti motorist 10 front of the• <.torf' and. alerted by th1• no1c;(' mad1 tht' a rrest. 1>ffl <"e rs <.a id Tht s uspects Wt're lum<'d "' ,., 111 Costa Mesa poh"e Re po rt s <Ii cl n 't 111 d I l' :1 r ,. whether or not thf' rnotora\t "J.., j.(I Vl'n the t l('k(•l Jewelry, TV Set Taken in Burglary Jeweln• valued :.it S900 :ind a color telev1saon .set "ere taken an a burglary Sunday at the hom<' of Kim L S mith in Fountu1n Valley Poh<"e sa1d thievei. enkrt'<I via a dining room window und took the Jev.eh y. telev1s1on. a !'Ut'<if' jacket and SIO rash Total lo<.!» was estimated al SI .260 f',.._P119eAJ IRAN: .. ho:itages ··In the case or a divergence of views. I would <'vf'ntualJy go to the U S Em· hd'>'>~ to c·onvine1· them to fall an Ii n1· 14·1th my VIC'14 ." ht> wa'> quot 1·d J" '>JYan£ ~1nu· th" c·n'>I\ began. the Ira. n1Jn gm,..mment and the mab l.tnt\ have demanded extrad.J l 1<>11 of the depost."d shah befon• rtle rt:'lease of the Ame ncans In J mt:'ssagt' read to the l ,.hr.in 1 rti\l.<l ~h1ch Tehran 1.1tl111 1·.,llmJtNI at 2 million , ... , .. on Khum• trll dtd not mf'n 111111 111•· h1 .... t.1~1 ..,1tuat1nn bul .1111 Ir.in , '-Lrui.:RI•· mu.,t ron 11nu1.: "i.:<un.'>t th•' L"n1t<>d St.at~. tl11-. ruthlf><is \l.Orld deHJUrer " Hui ht• '>aid ;1ft1 r lr•in 1·ndf'd 11'-J.>i•l1t1ral m1htar) 1•t·onom1r· .ind cultu ral d('pend•·nr e 1m \menca. "we will ~tabllsh or cJ1nary rC'lat1ons with Amf'nCJ Just a~ with other countne'i " Jl1• s aid Is ra e l , "a ba se for America," must be destroyed. Tehran rad.Jo s aid roads lead 1ng to the parade route were filled with people aa far u the eye ('ould see Many were chant· mj! .. Allah-0-Akhbar" -God is great and bummg incense ll ..,aid some were so excited ~Y \lormed into the l.Jne or march a nd the radio appealed for them to mo'e back onto the sidewalk. Rani·Sddr '>tood an for the ail mg Khome1ru on the otfic1aJ re v1ew1ng s tand 1n Tehran's Freedom square He was jotned by Khomeini's son Ahmad and Palestine Liberation Oraao.lla· tion chief Vasser Arafat as the parade got under way, led by a rontmgent from the military of hcers' school, the radio sajd. Khomein1 's son read the message from his rather, later reported by government newc; agencies. "Iran mu.st conunue 1t'> dec1s1ve struggle against the rrue l. 14-0 rld·swallowing US." KhomeJru said, adding that the country should be aware of the · cnmmal powers or the East and We:.t " Draft Rally Turnout Poor At UC Irvine With folk 'olnger Ario Guthnl··, Allcc"s Restdurant play1n~ OH'r a lol)ds peaker, an an1 1 <!raft rall:. at LT lrvint' got off l ti ;, !>lov. start today Hardly anyonc.:.howcd up But or~anazer-, of tht event , meant lo c0Lnc1de with siD\llar d 1• m o n ., t r a l 1 o n ., a l o t h l r I nl\1•r;1l\ of California c;m1 fl'J'>t'" ar11imd th•· .... tat«·. '>a1<1 tht·' h11p1·c! .in'" h1·r1· fr11m 200. 1,, • ooo .,tudt>nt ~1111ld .ittl·nd th• rJll) l<iter 1n the d,Jy M "re 1 11 J n 2 o " p" a k" 1 • r1•pn•'>t·nt1 n~ ,,,riou n1 ~ .11111.1 t1•1n~ 14-cr•· 111 lfl'!1\1•r :.p1·1·chP..., 11•. thl' school ., l ._. mfHJ.'> park c; roups al the dC'mQnstratum \l.t•n• t11 intlud,: th" Cira~ hrn th~r .... 1hl' C"JmpJ1gn for f-:1:onom1t' Ocmo<'racy, th<' ,-.;, . ..., Am C'r1ean "'1 11vcmen1 , th• l.ab<>rtanJn Partv and lhf' 111 hanr,. fur Survt\,1.I Orgaru&ers of the rally sa10 they nll.ed prof'euon to cancel classes llO student& could attend. I\ "PQkt''iwnman for the As - "onated Stu<lcnh "lid 1~ pro (1•..,.:;or" had <'•in~l·nt•·d In th;11 rt fJ U('"I Thi• rnlh 14-:.h tx-anR .:;ponsort'fl b' thl' Ant1 -WJr Organtzini.: Lt.•aguc The <>r><>k <'c;woman s aid an\ plan<; for fulun' demQnstralwn-. would hinge on the .... urct•\:-''' loda) ·.., cvt•nt Student... arc> prOl<'sting pn1 posed reim~1t1on or military draft registration. 'Green Flu" Ends PHILAOELPHfA <AP> Police appeared to be recover. ing from "Green Flu" today after a weekend in which near ly 1S percent of the poLice in two dis tricts called in sick The a bsences were part of a protest to Mayor Wilham Green's order to cut 738 Jobs from the city·~ 8.SOO·member pol1re force AL'S GARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644 7030 Irvine EOlllON VOL. 13, NO. •2, 3 SECTIONS, 29 PAGES t' our Uon1etown Dally N••w11tpaptar Fl FTEEN CENTS I Hostages-Shah Link Severed? 1 I I !Chavez: I :No End :To Fight CALEXICO (AP > The 1 leader of the U n ited Farm Workers of Amen ca has marked the hrst anniversary of the slay. ing or a fae ld worker by urging UFW backt"rs to rededicate • themselve'i to the "long strug- gle" for bt>ller working condi- tions an the Imperial Valley U FW President Cesar Chavez m a de his plea Sunday during a m emorial ~erva ce for Rufino ; Contreras. the 26,year -old worker shot to death three weeks after the firs t strike ; began on .J an 19. 1979 Con- treras was killed "'hen he and a 'group of strikers e ntered a r California lettuee fi eld to db· courage strike breakers O••l'I' ~I ... ,._."' G¥• ,. ......... Calling Contrera:. "a martyr" for thl· tR-y(•ar-old union's move- 1 ment. Chavez told a crowd I est1m:.itt•d al 1,200 in th1!-. bordt:r SUPPOSE THEY GAVE AN ANTI-DRAFT DEMONSTRATION AT UC IAVINE AND NOBODY CAME? That Was Just About the Case Early In the Dey, But Organizers Hope for Up to 2,000 Student• Later I town that Contreras remain:. u symbol "for the struggle uf f JUSltCC' •· , Chavc1. 52. ind teated the let I tuce !.lnke. now 13 months old, , could match an length the f1v<.• , year strike staged by the Uf'W I an the early 1970'> against a Northt•m California wine pro- ducer <See CHAVEZ, Page 1\2) ,Rider Dies 'Forgotten' Tot's Body In Vault :After Tumble : From Pickup . ' FREDERICKSBURG , Va <AP> -Police arc baffled about the discovery of the body of an infant. un1de ntif1e d and ap pa renlly dead for many years, found in a vault at a F redencksburg funeral home "This is such a stran ge Uung that we really don't know what's going on yet,'' said Capt William Lascll A 20-year-old m an died Sun- ay when he fell o ul of the back ( a ickup true" on tba cuned ..-:. ....... ~ '"""'~ ..... ~ .. RlghW.y Patrol offlcen said Charles Hand of LoDJila was sit· t ling m a lawn chair m the bed of 1a small. foreign m ade truck 1drivC'n by Gregory Mitchell, 24. !or Torrance· I H and fell out a:. M1tchl'll swun~ :.iround the· curved on r amp lcadrng to th<• northbound 1 San U1ego FrC'cwa y, officers 1said. Ile died of head JnJUne!. an ITustan Community llospatal n lshort tame after the 6 p m . <1cc1 dent I No charg<'s hav<• bc•en flll•d ·a~a1nst th1· drivt•r pending I further mvc•!.t1gat1on 1- 1 t' r r ~ t Actina on a up, police found the body, clad lo a wtl.lt.e abroud, ln a vault in Ule chapel ~ the Wheeler and Thompeon Funeral Home about 6 p.m . laat Friday. Employees told police they had not known the body was there . Police not only don't know the infant's identity. they have no 1rlca how long lht· infant ha'> lwt>n d<'ad or why 1t "'a'> nt>v(·r buri<>d 'Thl' hody IA 111 br wnt to llw '>tJte medical l'X<1m1nf'r .., offl<·1· in H1 chmond for an autop~y lo Ir) to determ1n1·. 1f p11..,s1bl1· ho" and v.hcn the infant d11•d l'olu;t· will al'>o go through th1· funeral honll'':> rt·corih next Wt'ek for 1·lu1.·s to lhl· l'hlld ., 1d<•nt1t v Is Polly Byall of Costa Mesa expressing the thrill of vic- tory, or the agony of def eat? Polly was a participant ln a unusual event Sunday. When lt was over, ll was dlf. It to distineu.tsb the winnen from the losers. To flnd o t what It was all about, tum to Paae A3. Anti-draft Protest DraUJs Few at VCI Wllh folk ~1ni.:1·r Ario G uthn<· .... Alttl··.., Rl''>l:.1Ur•1nt " play111g ovt·r a loud!-.pt.•okl·r. ;;11 a11t1 draft rall~ at l 'C lnanl· got offt11 :.i s low Mart to<lay llard ly anyone showed up Hut or~am:u.·rs of the event. m eant to coincide with s imilar demonstrations at ot h er Un1vers1ty or California cam puses around the state, said they hoped anywhere from 200 to 2.000 students would attend the r ally later in the d av M ort· than 21J speakers r epresenting variou.a or1aniza tions were to deJlver speeches in the school's campus park. G roups at the demoruJtralaoo w<•re to include the Gray Pan th e r -;, the Campaign for Eronom1t• Dl'mocran th1.· !'\PIA • \ m t· r 1 !'a n ~1 o \ l' n) c n t . t h 1• l.1lll•rtunan I' art,. ilnd tht• Al lwnc<.· fur Sun l\a-1 Orgun11.t•rs of tht· rall) ..,;ml th<·y askl•d profc!-.:.Or!-. lo c·.Jncel d asses so students could a ttend A s pokeswoman for the A s soc1ated Students :.aid 15 pro fe:.sors had consented to that re quest. The rally was being sponsored by the Anti -W ar Or ganizin g Lt>llgU(' The )>pokc!>woman saHJ an> plans for future demons traUons would hinge on the s uccess of today's t'vent. Students arc protesting pro posed r elmposiUon or military draft registration. Tideland Fees Due For Harbor Island Hy Ot:l.ORES BROOKS IRWI,_. Ol 1'-O•UJ Poi.I Si.ill Somt• of Oranl.!c County'-, r1rhe..,t e1t1zt·ns soon may bf• pay1nlo( un evtrava.:ant extra f(•f' for living on Newport·~ Harbor hi and That .., b<-caut.,c many of tht· f"<tlusl\t' prupcrttf'.., that dot th1· tiny •~land an• built ovr-r publu· tidelands ~o th!' count> 1ssut•d a hlanket pl·rm1t lat.,l wN•k allowm~ thl' improvement'> lo c;tand T h e S u n s c• t B t' a c h r e :.. tclencc!'i an• on public beach land wharh 1~ rulc-d by :..tat(' rt·Cr{'a twna l codc~ But Newport llarbor 1'> gov 1•rned by harsh ttdl'land!. laws. (Sc't· FEE. Pa~t· A21 Two Jailed In County Job Fraud ,, Pountaan Valle~ \\Oman Jnq a Newport Hcach man have !wen sentenced to Orange Coun ty Jail for runninR a pnvat<· busi n ess while the y simult aneously accepted paychecks for Oran ge County jobs . Orange County court rerords show that lbe COf.lPle pleaded no contest to the misdemeanor fraud ch:.irge.., Jnd v.111 "cnt: lhear sentences on weekends Mary Lou Harrison . 37, of 10061 San Juan Court, Fomtt.ain Valley, and Walter Pnor. Sl, or 223 Orange St .. Newport Beach, were sentenl'ed by Municipal Court Judge Edward Laird to JO and s ix days in Jatl. rcspect1ve- l.v Each was given credit for two days a lready ser vt>d and pluced on informal probation l>eput} D1qrir t AttorncL Donald Hamer '>aid tht• c·oupll· both workt'hop in M J re· h I !}-;' H J .... J II l' \ I ( t 11rn '>1•rv1ct> out nf :'th llarn ... on.., 1-'ountam \'alll'y homt• Thf• t IAo c·ont mm·d 111 ;wrl'pl pa\ <'hecks for th1•1r llut1t•s of r11l I c· l' r 1 n f.! o \ •' r p .1 \ m "n "' from \\t•lfare n•c1p11•nts IA hilt• the) ('arnN:! on lhl'tr t•v1rlion liu'it (Sfot> J08S, Pa ~t> \:?) And althouRh Orange County 0Hic1als last wcek cxemptt-d 150 Sunset Beach homcowners from i)('nalt1cs for similar encroach mcnts. the ll<irbor Island res t dt•nts likl'ly won t be as luck\ 'Like Dead Dog' The probll'm rra lly be~an around the turn of lhc century . \\hen Oran~e Coast's pion<'enng ftlm1l1e!. began settlang, first in Su nset Beach, and later, Newport Harbor And some of th£• 140 rc!'l1denL'> came up Wllh cv1dencf' that am provements had been built before the county took over the land in 1943. Their claim of pnor rights to the land was accepted by county officials, who said at would be too expensive tp try to decide which improvC'mcnts wt•re built before l943and which a ren't Seniors Get Aid on Taxes Beginning Wednesday. free in com e tax assistance wlll be available to Irvine seniors. SS years and older Tax·Alde counselors will be available from 9 a .m . to noon every Wednesday through April 9 a t the Senior Centei, 3807 Sandburg Way, and at Heritage Park Youth Services Center, 4601 Walnut Ave. These counselors have been trained by the Internal Revenue Service. Those seeking assistance should brina their tax forms and s upportin& lnformaUon. No res· ervaliona are neceasary. For more information cell 754·3889. Girl's Body Left Amid Passing Cars MANASSAS, Va (AP > A 12·yur-0ld Vietnamese girl re turning home from an English class was struck by two vehicles and killed, and other car s drove around her body "like there was a dead dog in the middle of thc str eet." a witness says Police are searc hing ro r n beige van and a dark gray com· pact car In the hJt-and·run death or Tran> Ly Hoa. She was on h e r way home from school at 7 p.m last Thurs- day with about 10 Vietna mese c hildren and adults, including h e r mother and 11 ·year-old brother. Hoa stepped orr a curb In front of the school and was hit by a van , police said. Apparently not seriously hurt, she was crawling to the aide or the road when a car ran over her and draaed her 50 feet, Mary Hay, an Interpreter said abe was told by the 1irl'1 mother. Bob Cole, a resident of the 11ubdiv11lon in Prince William County where the accident oc· curred, aatd he heard a thud and then 1creamin1. "I aaw the second car run over the kid, and I realised what had happened," be aald. "It didn't seem to be IOlna fut. Tbera were no braket or anythlq. It drove over both her le11. · No one would s top Two can. drovc around her They ucte<l ltkt• there was a dead dog an the middle of the street. I alm ost put my fist through the door of a ear tryan~ to get somrone to s top .. Hoa wa11 pronounced dead at Prince William llospital IEI' AD SITTER WORK FOR YOV "The Daily Pilot 's t\d Sitter service is really super. 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Release Reported Pending By 'The Associated Press lraruan President AbolhasMm Bam·Sadr was quoted today by a f''rench ne wspaper as saying his government n o longer d i' m a nded t?Xtr adataon of the d1· po!>ed s hah befon• the rclea!>e of the Amencan hostaRe~ now 1n their IOOth day of l'apt1v1ty flt· !>atd the rl'leasc· could cr>me "perhaps l'Vl'n 1n the· rumang days " But P:.irs. tht' offt<'wl lranwn new\ a~l·nt·~. ~aid ht• wa.., rrm. quott•d an tht· in11•rv11·w in th1· f'rC'n<'h Ol'\\"l.WJl<-r Le· Mondt· v.nhout sa,1ng what th1· .ille~c1I Ill Is q u (It I' IA a .... It d Id n I) t t:lab11rat1· MJ..,..,l"> of lrani;rn.., turned out in a -.tc·ad\ rasn 10 ti:IPhrall· th1· flr..,t Jllnl\t•r-.Jn of llw hlarr111· rt\ulutwn 1A1th .i \l('tun p;,ir;ir!t· thrnul!h T..t1ran Thi· 1·ru ... h wa.., 'll f,!rt•al thal :-.t·•ir•·.., of µ1-r-,1,n.., IA••rt· mJUn·I ' <'r!ITll''>. an Ir.in J.flrl rerogn111·d ht'> gov 1:mmcnt ~ .. right to obtain the t•xtrnd1t1on of lhP 'ihah and lht> re!.t1tut1on of h1:-. fortunP." Bani Sadr v.as quot1•d a~· '>J)ang by th1· Freneh n1•wspapt'r, Le Mondc• "If the> Jdm1t thl'> fact. It \\Ould hc•lp u .... lo frtP lh1· h o .., l a gt• .., 1 n a .., h o r t t 1 m t' p e rhaps l'\l'O 1n thl' coming da'.., ' Asked 1f the hostages an the an tenm might be removed from the guard of the lslamac m11J tants and £>ntrusted to Iranian ofhc1als. Bani-Sadr was quoted as saym~ ··tt 1s a poss ibility I envisage for the comm~ day"i " A ut hr h 1d nut '• t n ·1 c 1 \, tJ perm1sswn from 0 lhc• Revulu t1onary CounC'1I he heads. th1· ne wspaper said Bana·Sadr said he h ad re ceived council approval for has proposal that a tribunal to an \'est1gate t " S .ictions 1n Iran be com baned with un 1nt1.•rnal11mal t•om m1ss1on to mvec;t1,1!.1ll' th<' -.hah .. ruJ<>. the nt·w~1rn1>er !.JJd It q uotN:! him as ... a yang that pro poc;.JI Y.<1i; no~ lwfnrt \\ alnll.1h Huholl;ih f\honll'lnl ;end th.it he· Hant Sadr. hoµt«I for a rt•..,ponw · an I 14 n chi\.., ·· Tlw 1cl1•J for .in 1n lt•rn.1t111n,d 1•on1m1..,..,111n \\a pr11posi•d II\ I ' ~··<· r1'f .Jn c;l'n1•ral Kun \\ .tlclh1·1m BJ01 SJdr al .. n J!.J\l' .in mcJ11 ;1 lion holA-ht· m1)!hl lhf'n :1l11•mp1 tn 1J rt'"' .1 compn1m • .,,. ..,,,(ut11111 nn lht• mll1lan1 holr11n l! rho ho.., ta~<'' · In t tw r.1 .... c· of .i 01\ t•rgc•n1·l· of 'I''"' I 1A1111ltl 1'\'t•ntuall,\ i::o to !ht· I " .. :m ha'~' In c·nn\ mn· lht·m lo f..tll 111 lint• "1lh m\ \ ll'IA h1· "..i:-. quol "d J., .... 1y1n11 Sinct• th1• <-r1s 1.., lwi.:an. the Im n1an ~ovt•mml'nt and the m1h t.int~ havt' demandl'd t•xtrat11 t ion nr lhl' depoSt•d shu h befon· lhl' rl'IC'a"<' of thl· Amcn<·an' In a mt''>'aJ(t• rt> ad to th£' Tehran crolAd, which Tehrun radio est1malt•d at 2 m1l11 nn per!.ons. Khomr1n1 l11t1 not men I~· IR\~. l'aRt' A:!I INSIDE TODA\' Civil rights leaders in P1tt1burgh .My t#U'y /tar the V'lct1m1 of t'COnOm1c 1rouble1 writ be black& and womt'n <» th" Ku Kha Klan ze~1 ln on a "pnme tarQel ·· fStOT'JI, Pagt' A7J ..... .,..,_~ ........ Cl Cl L.M ... ,.. ......... Ce4Henll• ., .. c1 ... ,,... c-kt ~ o. .. ...-" ·~ ·~ .. ......... •• At •• ..... It 11 ., .. •• ! l ONl. Y Pll-0 T ~--JUST BREAKJN IOC Pondering Moscow Issue LAKJ: PLACID. N y tAP> -,,,. lmemaUooal 01.1mDlc Commlu.t today pnvately debatee what to do abou\ 0.. Mo.eow Summer Gama, wtt.b a t w memben W'linl 1 atatl over thf U.S request for a chance ol venue Meuwhllt, a Tatwaneae ·~·1 bid to compete u a rep,.....Uve of lhe Republic of China la 1otn1 before a 11.ew • ppeala «Mllt MC>r9 than 10 oft.be IOC'a • membtn weN ex~ for the aeaalon at which U.S Olympic Commltt.ee ~t Robert Kane and Eucutlve Director Col. F Donald Muter a•aLn were to pres.tot lhe Amtncan l)OlllUon on~ Moacow Oam 3Nasta.S..cftl""' COUX:NE, W~l Germany !AP> -A West Oermao cou.rt today ~ntene«t three former Na&I S.S membera to prlaon for au utJni m the man murder of more than 70,000 French Jewa during World Warn The most prominent defendant, '70-year~ld Ku.rt 1.Jachka former Paris ctuer or the Gestapo, waa sentenced to 10 yean'. Laacbka WU head of German police ln the realon ol the French capital durin1 t.be NUJ occupation larael Reviews PolicieB JERUSALEM (AP> -Prime M In later Mcntiche~ Bealn told tht> Unltt-d Slatn tod111y that brael will not be sacrificed in a policy of appea.aement toward the Arabi on the Palc1.1tlnlan U;- 11\A4I. ln Tel Avtv. a bomb blew up at a crowded euburban bus atop, Inju ring 15 persons, a uthonlles 1tUill B e gin. s p "aklng l o the Arne rican J ewish Committee, uad that larael would make no more concession.a to encourage Paleatlnlans to join talks for autonomy in Israeli·occupied territories In a newspaper intervie w publishe d in Cairo today, Defense Minister E:ier Weizman was quoted as speaking out strongly in ravor of co-existence with the Arabs. In a s tatement differing markedly from Begin's policy, he was quoted as saying J e w lsh s ettlements do not represept security for Israel. The interview was ta ken in Is rael earlier lhis month. .. 1orw1....- Herbert Hagen, 66, nicknamed The Butcher of Pana by bia accusen, waa sentenced to 12 years. Ha1en, Gestapo cblef aloni lhe French Atlantic coast from l9tO to UM2, ii an execuUve in a north German industrial farm . Ernst Helnrlcbaobn, 89, Lilbka'a assistant in Paris, was sentenced to alx yeara. Helnricbsohn, mayor ol lhe small Bavanan town of Buer1atadt, announced hi.a resignation alter lhe verdict was revealed. ~ Mli. Lettie Rqertefl In the Tel Avav s uburb or Petah Tikvah a bomb blast in- jured LS persons. one seriously, al the bus slop, a hospita l s pokes man re ported . Israe l Radio said two crowded buses left the stop mome nts before the bomb exploded. It said Police rounded up 10 Arabs and scaled off the area while th<'y searched for more explosives. but there was no report thHt a ny were found. Algltaa Sk9 Patrol HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) -An internal leak of radioactivity occurred at lbe crippled Three Mile Island nuclear plant today, but a sPokesman for the owners said It apparenUy did not result in releases outside lhe facility. "I tmderstand it came from a pump within the auxiliary building," said Ken McKee, a spokesman for General Public Utilities. A Soviet-built helicopter of the Afghan Aar Force flies over Afgharustan's capital or Kabul While Soviet forces secure li nes or ,..,.... Piafle A J commurucation:,. the Afghan army and air fo rce are reportedly being used to co mbat re bel guerrillas. The auxiliary building adjoins the plant's containment building, which houses Its severely damaged reactor. In his speech Begin referred to sta tements by Secretary of State Cyrus Vanre> th::it a resolution or th<' Palestinian problem would boost AmC'rican influence with Mo,;lem and Arab slatt's and east· l hl· -.trall'~ll' po~1l 1on against Sov1t•l :.ulvann·~ in lhL" Mtddlt.• E:.est FEE •.. Brezhnev Woos Iran Air Crash Dead Still Unidentified ,..,.. Lftlp• o.,n-•1oe which don't a llow for prior ri1ithts d a ims. Jensen said LONDON CAP) -Gold prices shot up over the $700 mark in Europe this morning. The dollar dipped on most foreign ex changes. Al closing, gold was s elling at $713.60 an ounce in Zurich. The metal closed at $711 in London Jn Hong Kong.gold rose$20.57toclose at$696.22today. F,....P.geAJ HB Man Wounded m.AN •.. By Party Gunshots t10n the h06tage s1tuat1on but saad Iran's struggle mus t con tinue against the United Slat.es, "this ruthless world devourer " But he said after Ira n ended its political, m11.Jtary economic a nd cultur a l depe nde nce on Amen ca, "we will establi sh or dina ry relations walh Americ<i JUSt as with othe r counlnes. · lie s aid I s r ael, "a b ase f or Ame rica." must be destroyed. A Huntington Hcc.ich m an was 1n s atisfactory C'ondition al Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital today afte r bcang shot in lht- chesl during a Saturday night party m Costa Mesa, officials said Police said Donald Gordon Brown, 31, of 16191 Ganges Lane . may have been saved Crom death by a door that blunt- ed the force of the bullet. They said Mark Wayne Holloman, 19, or 2245 Canyon Drive. Costa Mesa, was being held in lieu of $10,000 bail on SUS· pic1on of assault with a deadly w<.'apon and d 1sc h ~qp ng. a firearm into an inhabited bwld 1n ~ . Polire ~aid the s hooting o<.- curt'ed at about 11 30 p.m at 1022 W. Wilson St., where 30 to 40 people were attending a party at a home They said Hollom an, whom witnesses sa1<4 had been ousted a fte r he a nnoyed a fe male party goer . a llegedly returned with a 38-caliber revolver and fired about half a dozen shots at the house They said Brown, who Ironically ls beUeved to be a friend of the suapect'a, was a bout to open the front door to check into the shooting when a bullet passed throutch 1t and struck him in lhe chest. Ho lloman alle~edly c alled police about five hours later and i-.urrendered. officers said No c<he r injuries were reported Tehran radio srud roads lead· ing to the parade route were filled with people as far as lhe eye could see. Many were chant ina: "Allah-o-Akbbar" -God Ls ereat -a.ad burning inceme. Il said some were so excited they stormed into the line of march and lhe radio appealed for them lo move back onto the sidewalk. Coast Panel Urges Bolsa Chica Access Ham Sadr <.,ll)Od 1n for tht· ail 1ng Khomc1ru on lht· 0Hic1al re viewing stan d 1n T~hran 's Freedom square I le was JOtne<l by Khomeini's son Ahmad Cl.lld P alestine L1bcrat1on Orgamza t10n ctuef Yasser Arafat as lhc parade got under way, led by a contingent from the military or f1 cers' school, the radio said Khomein i's son read the message from h.is father , later reported by government news agencies. \ A resolution urging access to Bo lsa Chica wate rways for recreational boating has been passed unanimously by the Board of Direct.ors of the Orange County Coast Association. The resolution. adopted Fri· day at the ward's annual _in- stallation dinner al the lrvme Coast Country Club in Newport Beach, cites the need ror m?re public berths and launching facilities and the beneficial er feels of additional tidal now on water quality in Bols a Chica. The document urges support by both state and county of- flc1als •. Architect William P . I' 1cker was installed Friday as ~he ~roup's new president, replacll_ll'\ outgoing president Robert Chf· ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT fN>Of'.,..COMt DMty Pt ... •ll"•hl<trt•t<orn bfnf'd tt'lft Hfr*"-Pttt-1.,. '' pubilr"'"' ov ,,.... Or41'\or (N\l ...... ~(.,....,.Y ~··•••~tMJf'l'\•H ~H~ Moftaff '"'°"'°" Frtd•Y tor (0\1• ,.,.,,....,., H~ Af'Mh .... uinhnfton 8•*4'ntFOUf"I •••,.V•••" lr¥ww L~8'>~fll1\<Ntn(ot~ A ~ r~~t-. '' °'*''"""'° \--'tittNY\~ '4.tNt•·y\ f ftitt ""'"'~ CMAJ41'\~l"O o••nt I\ •t UO W.\t ".Ay ~ff"M'f (Mle ~ C ellfOfntet)t~ • ·-.. -Pf4P\10tft1•n0 P\tbll~ ., . .-.~ VKePffo\idtftt •nd~ ...... ~ T-•IC-1 « .. ... , ... .,.., ... M .......... .,._,..., ... E ...... a..<'"" ~ ·-~ """ ,., .... ..,, M.t,...1,.. uu .... Tet991'on• {714)M2"4321 C1 .. elfled Mv•rtlllftl 6'2·5811 • c ford, president of Air Califomla C os t? Mesa Vice Mayor Arlene Schafer installed the new offi ceholders, while former state Sen. Dennis Carpenter served as maste r of ceremonies. Guest speaker M. Roy Knauft, administrative assistant to Rep. William Danne meye r . R · Orange. spok~ on the pe.ripheral c anal and als me aning for Orange County. Miller Aide Named Chief For Campaign Other officers installed were Kenneth Fowler and R . I. "Cuba" Morris, vice presidents. Jack Feehan, trea s urer. and Ralph Kise r. secretary. .-,....r-.AJ CHAVEZ •.• A0fter the meJnorial servtce, Chavez joined the crowd ln a 2'h ·mll e m a r c h through· downtown Calexico to Con- treras' grave. A year ago, Chavez and California Gov. Ed· mund G. Brown Jr. were among 7 ,000 people attending Con- treras' funeral. Murder cbar1es agaln.sl three employees of Marlo Salkbon Inc., at whose farm near Holtville the shooting occurred. have been dismissed by an El Centro Municipal Court Judie . The memorial comes leas than a month after two major de· velopment.s ln t.be sbootln&: - Contreras' wife, Rosa, filed • $15 mllllon wrongful death sult ln a San Francisco Superior Court agamat two growers -Saikhon and a nei&hbor, Veasey & Co . who had a crew working ln the (leld. In addition, questions have been railed In recent moatha about drcumatances aurround· tn1 tbe dl1ml111l cbartH 11alntt tb• tbrH Satkhon workmen Implicated lo tbe 1bOOt1.oa· \ Chris Loumakis. chief a1~ to Orange Count y Supervisor Edison Miller. will take a leave of abllence effective F.riday to manage Miller's campaign. Mlller has flied 8 letter or IO· tent to run for the 70th Assembly seat that was vacated when Bruce Nes tande decided to c hallenge Miller in the 3rd supervisorial district Miller is expected to make a decis ion as to which office he will seek by March 7. the filing deadline ror the wpervlsorial campaign. Don Burd8 all, a r e tired Ne wport Beach police officer who ts an execuUve assistant to Miller, will become Miller's star~ coordinator in Loumakls absence. 'Illleves Get Scaffolding Scaffolding valued at $6,000 waa reported stolen from a con - struction slte ln Irvine during the weekend, police said lbls morning. The scaffolding belon1ed to B&B Lathing Inc. and WH beinl used at 17702 Cowan, a com- m erctal-lnduslrial area near John Wayne Airport. Police aatd aometlm• du.rint the weekend, thieves drove ont.o th• canatructloa alte, dlamantled lh• wooden acaffold.ln.C and ap. parenUy put It ln a lar1• tnact. In addataon , the enc roach- ments on Harbor Is land arc mor e substantial than <>eawall.-. In many cases swimming pool,, J.?arden.s or paru of home~ an· built on tidelands , ht> ~aid "It's a classic t.tory of the olcl . old settleme nts." said Er11· Jessen. county En v 1 rem mf'nlal Mana gement Agency offi cial '"Life was more infor mal Jt the tum of the century lnsiw<' tors were more conn •rned with the structural ante~nty or th•· b ulldm~s tha n wht.>lht>r tht•\ wert· within certain propl'rtY lanes·· Statt• Land s Comm1 s ... 111n rc·presentat1ve:o.. how<>ver 'At·r • not so informal. and an 1977 or dered Orangc County off1c1a1 ... t1. do something a bout t he <iou properties from Sun~cl HE'ach tu Dana Pomt lhat were edging ont" public beaches Such encroachment v1olatt·d s lat <' park and tidelands law'> Jensen stud. Mo.t of the encroachment.a ln SUD.Mt Beach and olber 9CMJt.b coast areas were relatively minor, conslsting of seawalls. patios or landscaping that ex tended onto public beach So cou nty orf 1c1al.., Jr•· '>earr htn~ for an ..ippr<H..,. r 111 ... 1 .1 fair market valut' on th1· \Jntl And when that '..ilu1· 1.., 1!1 t•1df>d . t he> ow nt'r' of the· .111 homt•!> arrcrlt'. or tear down ""hatever improvements ~land on the land . Jessen ~aid "We are working very closely wllh the bomeowneni. we're not just rtding roughshod."" J~en said. Who Killed Cran~? SCOTTSDALE. An:t. <AP> - Police believe they know who killed actor Bob Crane here 19 . mon\hs ago but are unable to get help lo extradite the suspect from outside the state, the Scottsdale Progress has said. • M OSCOW IA P I So- ' IL"t Prc:.1dt-nl Leonid I Brczh~v has sent an or. f1r1 a I message stressing th(• Kremlm's desire for • good-neighborly r e la- uoni. .. wtth Iran . Moscow f<adJCJ reported Sunday. It s aid the message had bf'cn i.en l to Ir a nian leadt-r Ayatollah Ruhollah l\hnme101 to mark tbe fJt<;l ann1nn.ary of th•• vi ctory 11f 1h1· Iranian revolution l\homt•1n1 n·tumt' rt Iv .1 f t 1· r d e po ... l' d \ h a h \lnh:.11nmad Ht'ZJ PJhlav1 lt·ft lhr t•ountr:o F,....r.,_.Al JOBS ••• nHa, Barner u1d.. lnveall«atora wbo tralled Pnor and M.s Harrlsoa dwina a rounty work day said \h~ couple lt•ll the offl<'"e m st"parate can. but m1•t al J pre de"1gnated post 111 , onrlurt thl' pn' ate bus1n~ I h1· hu. .. 1111·..,s. Prom pl Evie 111111 "'-'" 1n· v. ..... .,,., up lo han II I 1• I.I r o b I e m t 1· n a n l :. f o r l..ind lords. B..rner s.a1 d In 'l'S.tal(aton. traced more lhan 70 cases filed b)' lhe company Ln Oran~e and Los Angeles coun tie~ Ms Harrison's and Prior's ~upenol"S were Upped ort to the rouple "s a c t ivities by an anonymous letter. Barner said. Pnor bad worked u •county collect.Jon officer al.Dee 1171 uMI Ms. HarrlllOO was b..lred ln 1.t'1W. Both employee• were dla· charaed from their Jobe at the close of lhe lnveaUgaUon, of· rt cials said. A man and woma n who died in a fiery aircraft crash Fnday followinJ.t a m id a i r colhs1on over El St:gundo still have not been posiUvely 1dcnt1f1ed Los Angele:. aulhonlics ten la tively hod identified the coupl1· a~ Jack and Sandy Murphy of Huntington Beach but the Lo-. AnRel~ Con>nt r·, ofhc<' will not '1•nfy th"· mform<1t1on Thl•rc> ,.., nothing lhP> offl ct· , ... J.!l\lni! 11ut on lhl·m ""Jld J <·or 11flt'r ·~ '°'"'tll.!Jlor th1., morning \ 1·oroncr '> dt•puty .,,.11d h1~ OJ J.!.tn11.1t1on 1!'. 'Artrk1ng '.I.1th ha<ll~ 1·hJrn>d n•m.un.-. JOd 1.., -.till .11 l•·mpttnJ? lo l<><'ah-d1·nlal r.•1 11 rd -. :.1 n d o th t• r ' r ..i v s t " 1· ... tJIJl1..,h 1dl•nt1f1callon lfe said only th<1l one v1c·t1m ..,, ,,.., a man. lhl· ulh"r a woman Thrt·•· pt•r,on .... tndud1ng th•· <'O upl<' tentattv<.'IY 1d ... •nt1f1t.'<1 ,i-. the MUll>hys. died when a P\per a..1-.. PA211 colllded ne~rt ... .. ~.,.... acu••• tn eel by 8naice IAtab'.-. • of Nort.hrid&e. The P\per aircraft. shorn of 3 wtnf', spun to the <.'a rth. eruptini: 10 Oame. orfk1al" 'ia1c1 J.1•1j?hton ·.., '""""n.r 1·r..ishc·ff on1• half n11l1· .1 ..... 1, JI JO o ff11 •' t on ... tru< t 1on ... 111· 'A h1·r1· "'' v. ork ml'fl "1·r1· mJun•d ,\ '>ook(";man fnr tht• l''A1\ ,,1111 the Piper pi lot wu ... 1•n rout f' 111 v1 .. 1l fnend.,11rn•latl\c.., 1nSJn .J<,...<' Jose The !<mall a1rc ran . O'A ned by Brian llanratly of Costa Me:i;a. t\ad been leased b> Av1ahon Unlimite d at Hunt1n ~ton Beach·s Meadowlarit Airport to the couple who died in t.be crash. Ray Cotter. AvlaUon Unlimit - ed president. refuses to discuss tbe rentaJ a11Mment or whether or not a ruitat pJan was filed. ffanratt.Y. meanwhlle. report- ed he knows ootbin& of the inci- dent and la awaitlna Information to me tnaurance claims 00 his totally demoUabed aircraft. ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH ( 714 ) 644 7030 \ 1 Lag11na/South Coa t EDITION \'our Hometown Dally NewHpaper , NO. 42, 3 S&CTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1980 Ft FTEEN CENTS i ~ I I Cat~laing Ber Breath h P oll-. Bva ll of Cost a Mesa e xpressing the thri ll of vic -tor~. <)r the agony of de feat '' Polly was a pa~ic 1pant _m :i n unw;ual event Sunday. When it was over , 1t was d1f- fwull to rJ1 slanguis h the> wmne rs from the losers . To fmd out whJl 1t was e:t ll a bo ut. tum to P age A3 - ---------- Tideland Fees Due For Harbor Island By DELOBF.S BROOKS IRWJN 1 Ol 1.,. IMll~ ~let SI.HI So m e or Ora nge County 's ric h est citizens soon may be paying an extrava~ant extra fee for Ii ving on Newj)<Jrt ·'i Harbor Island. That'• becawte many of \be .. elUlllve ~--Uuit dot tbe ialllftd are bullt over public tide land.a. And although Orange County officials last week exempted 150 Sun<;t•t Heach homtowne rs from I J>l'nall u•., for :-.1mal ar encroach I m t·nh . th1• Har bor ls l<1nrt rt.'!-.1 ~dent~ hk<.'ly won't bt· as lu('kV ' ·1 ht-problem re;.il ly bega n I around the turn or lht• century. t wh1•11 Orange Coa:-.l 's p1onPerini: 1 fam llw" bt-g:m sl'lthng fl r..t tn r rolice Jail flagon an After I }Man Slugged A :12 ~t·ar old Laguna Bt•ac·h • m;in wai. 1a1h.'<1 S unday a fter hl' a llt>gedly i.luggcd a 77 year-old I nt'1~hbor 1n th1• mouth following I a d 1:-.pul e Hon uld f':arl, who la ves in <in I ap.trtm1·nl at 250 CltH r>n vl', wa:o. arrested by oHi l'ers shortly afll'r 6 p m Sunday 11n char~t'S of ba tlt•ry with sc n ou:. bodily in tjury 1 Police said John R Eyle r. 77, t of Iowa, walked o ve r to Earl's !a pa rtment lo compla in or loud noises Thi.' s us pect upparently becam l' enraged and slugged the elde rly mun in the face. c utting his lip and loosening sever al I teeth. police s aid • E arl wa:; Jailed with ball set a $2.500 S un s et Beach. and late r , Newport Harbor. And som e of the 140 res idents came up with evidence that im- p r ove m t nts h ad b f'f•n built before the county took over the land ln~ TbelT claim of prlor rlpt.a to the land was accepltld by county officials. who sai.d it would be too expensive to try to decide which Improvements were built before l943and which ::iren't So the county issued a blanket 1.Jl'rmit la:-.l week a llo wing the im provem ents to s tand The• S u n -.Pt Bt'a ('h r e :-. 1dcncf•s art• on r1Uhltc heac h land. wh1rh 1s rult-d by :-ital<' n ·crcJ t ton a I ('lldt•s nut Nl·wport II ii rhor Is gfJV t•rned by harsh t1rtel;rnds law., wh1('h do n 't a llow for prior right:-. <"!aims .. Jeno,1•n s:1111 In add111on, lht• en <'roa('h m t•nts on llarhor !~l and arc more sub:-.ta ntial t han !-.eawalb Jn m anv t ases s wimming pools ~a r<le n" CJT parts <>f hom (•s a re built on tideland:-. he said 'It':; a d ;Jss1c story of tht· old. ol d sc•tlll'ments.' · s atcl Enc J<·sSl'n. county 1-;n v1ron mentul M anagem<'nt Agency off1c1al "Lafe was more informal at lht• tum of thl• c-<·ntur} lnspec tors w<.-re mon· l'ftn tt•rnt·d with tht• structur al m lcgnty of the bull d1n~s thun whe t her tht•y were within certa in property lint•s " St a t <.' L a nd s Co mm1 ss1on re presentatives, however . were not so informal, and an 1977 or de red Orange County officials to do something about the 200 prope rties from Sunset Beach to Da na Point that we re edging onto public beaches Such e ncroachment viola ted s tate park and tide lands laws . J ensen said. (Sf-I! FEE, Pag1• i\Z> Shah Dellland Nixed? Iranian President Sees Hostages Out Soon By Tlte .\Hoela&ed Prfta Iranian President Abolhaasan Bani·Sadr wu quoted today by a French new8paper as s aying tus g o vernme nt no longer de- manded extradition or the de PQ::.ed shah before the releuse or the Ame rkan hostages now in their lOOth d ay or captivity fie s aid t he release could come "perhaps e ven in the coming d ays " But Pars. th<' official Iranian news ugcnty. '>aid he was mis quoted in tht' inter view in the French nt•w:.paper Le Monde. without sa ying what the alleged SC Council Holdings Reported San Clt•mt•nlt! Caty Coun('tl r and1c1att• Bill Wagm·r leads his r1vt• t:hallcngt•r., In repor ll'd y,orth. according lo i.tatt•mcnb of t•cnnom1r 111H•rt•st::. r<:lea:-.cd la !-.l w(·t•k hy the city Tht· f1nanc·ial documents, re qu1rcct to be made p ublic unde r thl' PohUl'al Reform At t . o uthnt> invrstments a nd re al esta ll· holct1ngs b :> ca nd1dalt•i. ror puhlic offi ce Wagner , who is seeking one or two seats on the City Council in Apnl. hst'> his California Clock Co business as worth more than $100,000. lie also lists a pa rtnership in- terest lll Plas tic al M anufactur- mg Co . a n injection mold firm. with his portion amounting to less than Sl00.000. He Usts stock worth less than Sl0.000 in Lucky Stores. J C. Penney Co. and Heublein hquol". In addition. he says a lot be owns in San Clement<' is valued al les1> than $100,000 Attorney Bernard A . Allen alao Uat.s his buslneaa aa worth more than Sl00,000, saying he is the sole proprietor of the law rirm. li e a l s o ha s a limit e d partnership inter est an Century Limited. a commerc ial bu1ldmg. with holdings not e xceeding $100.000 A lien a lso last!-. N IUlty en his home· at mor<• than SI00.000 and a lt•a:-.ehold on anoth<.•r S an C'lt•m<•nlf' hualdmg \ a lued :.it les~ tha n $10.UOO (See HOLDINGS , Pagf> A2> mi s quote was 11 d i d n o t elaborate Masses or Iranians turned out in a steady rain to celebrate the first anruversary of the li.lamic revolution with a victory pa rade thro ugh Tehran. The cru:.h was so g reat tha t scores or persons we r e inJured and a grands tand collapsed. the state radio i.a1d Releast for the hostages could com e 1f the U S. government acknowledged its past "c rimes" in Iran and recognized his gov- e rnme nt's "n ght to obtain the t!Xlrad1l10n Of tht' shah and thl:' r es t itution of his fortune ." Balli ----------- Sadr was quoted as saying by t he Fre nc h n e ws pape r . Le Monde "If they admit this fact. it would he lp us lo free the h ostages in a s ho rt time . perhaps ev~n 1n the tomang days " Askt'd 1f the hoi.1agei. in the 1n ten m m ight be re moved frnm the gua rd of the Is lamic-m1h tan ts and t nt rusted to I rant an officials . Rani Sartr wa s quoted ai. saying "It 1:. a poss1h1hty I en v1sa~e for lhl· t·om1n ~ day'> .. Hut hl' had not yet rcce1vl:'d Pl·rm1:-.s1on f r11m lht· H•·vol u t lf>ndr~ C'11unt'd h1· h"a d!-., th1• I .,..,.,~ ... --Park Beside tlae Sea Laguna Beach's M am Be<.1ch Park once dubbed the c ity 's Window To The Sea is a good place to stroll on a l>U nny da y or to -;1t and watch I he ocean The se rpentine boardwalk. bas k<•t ball court'. lawn~ e:tnd phty are~~ d ra '"' bolh youn~ and o ld I n c11i.t an ce 1:-. th<.' Hotel L aguna. an A rt Colony l<.indm ~rk Laguna Eyes Condo Law City Council Wants Strict Requirements Laguna Ht> a e h City l 'ounrtl ml•mht·rc, hav1• <.tpproved adop lion o r a s tnct ordina nce that reg ulatei. the conversion of exist in~ .. truC'lur<•'> to l'Ondom1n1um and ntht•r oy, n ~our OY. n n •i.1cll•n tial pn>Jt•t·h lif·r aus1· c·nndoman1ums rliffrr from apartm ents and hotels 1n <lt>s 1 ~n and p<•rmanC"nt f1·aturci., .,uc·h J' w<.eshin~ m ac-h1ne., and h u 1 I l 1 n ;1 p p Ii a n l' e s co u n c· II m embe r s s ugges te d a con d o man1um c·onvl·r-ilon ordlnant 1· be adopted Thl' proposed law a pproved bv the council last wct'k places s trict n _.qu1rc ment s on ownen; ur hote ls. motels and a pa rtments, who want to convert their prop· perty to condominiums. time· share cooperatives or othe r own- ) our 11wn 11n11 pro~ram ., T hi· orllinunc·1· "'ould r 1·q u11 1• t hl· ""' m·r to n1111r, t1·11 ,1nh or 1 tw ant1·n111m l•• c·onH•r t to ,, r•m rtom in1urn .,.,, month" lw for•· lh•· c-on vt·r..wn and offt·r I hP l•·n.1111 !ht• upt1on or hu) 1ng ;i unit In a<ld1tton. all rondorrnnium un i t ~ >Aoulrl ha \I' lo h a\•· "''Pa rail' y, at Pr '''I' 11 1·., I·"'' .ind l·lertru·al .,, "l"m" \\1t h in d1v1dual m<•ter., lo •'<tC'h """ dom1111um i-:ach unit y,ould ha\(• to II(' ">t•paratC'd In a two hour fire "'a ll. tncludl· JOO cubll' frt•I of private !'lOru~t· .,pat 1· and <.':11 h have a sc>parate laundry facility o r a common laundry room The law would also require the owner to replace aarba~e tll'l'"'·"' d1'h"'·''"''' Y.,111•r h1-.111·1-. r.111 ~t'' 11\• 11 .111d .11r 11111d1t111n1r'-th.i t .ir1 1111H1· tl1d1t lhr1•1 '''·'""'" \nil Y.,Jll 111 \1,dl 1 ,1q1t•l1nJ,! "'o uld ht n ·qu1r1•d in .Jll room,, of I h·· nt•Y, ('Oil\ t'r,1 rtrt l'o11111 ll"'om .m S11 lh B1•1lt•ru1 "ho <·ast the lone· d1 sscntin1ot \flll' 'aHl lht• Jl1 11pO~llJ l.11A. !Ill<'' n11t pr"' irl t' for 1·ncn1i,!h pJrkinj.! .1t l'lln\<'11t•d prOJl'Cl ' Tht• (H'UJK>!-.t:d 11rdin.int t' t'J ll.., for .1l l<'il'l one off .,lrt·•·t rwrk 1n~ 'Pal·t· for 1•ud1 dY. t•lhn.: unit an lht• condominium proJetl But Mri. llellcru<' obJ<'Ck d to "orctin~ that allow!. th<' ownt•r to ll'lC' th<.' pnrking ord1na nr c of lhl' r 1t y at the t1mt• the original :o.tructurc wac, constructed ncwspapt'r sa1c1 Bani-Sa dr :-.aid he hud re cc1 ved counc il a pproval for tu:. pro posal that a tnbunal to m- ve'lttgate US actions in Iran be combined wi th a n intc maliQna l t<imm1ss1on to 1n vcs t1gate the shah ·s ruJe. the ncws pa pn said It quoted him as s aying t hat pro- posal was now bt•fore Ayatoll ah Ruhollah Khom eini a nd that hl', Han1 Sadr. hoped for a re!-.ponsc · 1n two d ays .. The idea for a n interna tiona l comm1ss1on was propobed by U N Sc('r ctc.i ry <;t·neral Kurt Waldht•1m (~IRA~. l'a~t· A:!I Oiavez Sees Fight Continuing I ' i\ I.EX 1 (' (} ' \ I' I ·1 l.i· l1·.1 clt·r .. r t h•· l n 1t 1•d F.Hrn \.\ 11rk1·r., of Anwr11 J h..i' markc•d 1h1· rirl>l <tnnt'v('f1->Jr)I of t h•· :-.lav 1nl-( of a fwld -..urkt r by ur~tn~ l I-\.\ h:u ·k1·r.., lo n·d1·1l1l·.1t1· lh•·m t h t·-. tu lht• "Ion.I! .,lrug g ll· for better workm ~ cond1 twno, 1n t he· lmPt·nal Valh·v l F\.\ l'rt" .. 1dl·nt C't•..,ar Chavt>z m.1de h1-. plt•a SundJ}' dunn ~ J mem onal s t•r v1C'1· for ltuhno l 11 n t r c· r ,.., th 1· 2 fi y t' a r o Id "'11rkl·r 'h111 lo d 1•alh th rt·•· -..u·k!-. Jflcr 1h1· r1r ... t ::.trtkt• bt'ga n on Jan 19. 1979 Con trt'rLI!-. wa 'i k1 lll·d \.\ht'n ht· and <• )?roup of !-.trtkc r-. l'n ll·rt·d a Caltforrua h•tlu<'t' h eld l o dt!-. 1:oura~e slnke breaker s Call.Jn~ Contrer as "a m artyr' ro r the lX year-0ld union·., move ment. Chavez t o ld a crowd estimated at 1.200 in th1~ borde r to wn that Contre ras remains a "'mhoJ "for thP .. t rUj!~lt• O( JU'lll't l'h.a H't ~2 1r1<l1l a l1·d tht• IPl tu('e strtke. no w 13 months old, could ma tch in len~lh the fi ve yt!ar stnke sta~ed by the UFW 1n the early 1970s a~ainl>l ;i Nor t hern Caltforn1<1 wine pro- duct'r i\rt t'r the memori a l .,t.'rv1c<'. (hav1'7. JOtn<'d tht> c·ro-..d tn .1 2 1 i m 1 I c· m a r c h l h r o u I! h d o wnl o "'n ('a k 'lll'•l 111 <'on t r<•r ..i.., gr.t H ' A r •·ar a~o. t'h .l' ('1 and t' .!h fnrn1 a c;11\ 1-:d mun1l c; Hrnwn .Ir l41 ·rt• :1mon..: i 000 p1•11µl1• .ii ll•nclen~ ('on tn •r ." ru1wr;d :\1 urdt'r 1 hJrl.!•'' .1,l!.11n.,t thre1• 1•m p in\,.,., uf \1 ar 111 S.1 1khon l nr .Jt Y.1111'4' r.1r m nl'ur 11111 1 vtllt> th1· ..J11M1t1nl-( lll'Utrn•d h.1\t' bt•t-o dt'>m i...M·d ln a n E l ('pntro M11nac1pal ('ourt JUd~w Thi ml•monJI rom<.·:-. It•:-.:-. tha n .1 month after t wo ma1or de \ 1•lopment.s 1n lht• :-.hooting l'11ntr1·ra., "'•h· Hu:;a. f1 lt-d J $15 m1 1l1nn "'rungful <lr•ath i.u1t in a ~.1 n f-'ranl·1,c·11 S upt•nor Court .1 g.1 1n~I t-..u ~roy,cr:-. Sa1khon .ind ,1 nt'll<(hbo r. \'t>'-St'Y & Co . ... 110 had .1 l'rt•w Y.orkan.: m lht- f It' Id In .1dd 1t 1on. q ues t1ons huvt.' h1•t•n raised in n •ct•nt month~ abt>UI e1rcum!-.tancc:-. s urround 1ng the d1 '>m..,i.al c·h a ritt.'~ a1o:a1ns t l h <• t h r<'t' Sa1kho n 14 0 r km e n impl1l'atc d 1n tht• shoolinJ! \\·~al ht~r JET AD SIITER WORK FOR YOV "The Daily Pilot's Ad Siller s ervice is r eally super. "I received great response rom my classified ad, and the j\d Sitter 24-hour answering service freed me from havlne to stay home a nd answer the phone." Attorney Selected Hospital Chairman Shi.' said tha t m eans many olcfrr s tr uct ures built before 'ltr1rt parkin~ laws. wo uh1 be al· lowe d to be ronverted without eons1derut1on or on-site porkrng Boy Injured In Cliff Fall Mostly s unny Tuesday . with in c r e a si n g hi g h cloudiness Tuesday after noon Some fog and low douds alonR the coast late toni g ht and Tul•sd ay morntnR Slightly cooler Lo ws tonight 45 u l the be .ac hes and 52 1nl und Highs Tuesday 65 a lo ng lht coast and 72 inland That's the advertising success story of the man who placed this ad in the Daily Piiot. '79 Rabbit Dleiwl 2 dr S ~500 c a s h & pa y l.tulancc xicx xxxx Ad Sit ter 1!u x. 24 hn If you want super re11ponae from your ad but don't want to alt by the phono, let the Daily Pilot daulfled services work , for you. Call MZ·S678 South Laguna attorney John W Downer has been elected chairman of the South Coast Medical Center board of trustee&, succeeding physician Vincent P . Carroll. Other members a ppointed to the non-profit South Laeuna facility board Include Larry Hunt, first vice chairman; Jody. Billings, &econd vice chairman; R ichard Jahraus, third vice chairm an and Dr. Richard Corcoran, fourth vice chairman. Con stance Morthland was e lected aecretary of th e board; Charle. Johnson IM>comes as1l11· ··~J--~ ....... t et .~ • tanl secretary. Bert Kampert is treasurer and Robert McDonnell ie assistant treasurer New trw1tees e lected to the 21 m ember board include surgeon Hobart M. Proctor and de - veloper Bernard Syfan. The new chairman 111 a retired M a,.ine Corpe lieutenant colonel. He earned hla law deiree from South Western Law School and set up a private practice ln Sin· ta· Ana 15 years ago. He later moved the practice to La1una Beach and Jives ln Three Arch Bay wtth his wife, Mary. -HIAOI HOPITM. 80MID John W. Downer A 15-year·old Huntington Beach boy sutrered a possible broken leg when he fell a short distance from the cllrf at Crea· cent Bay Park Saturday. Albert Rub of 6541 Wallor< Drive. HWlUngton Beach. was rescued by Laguna Beach firemen and llfe1uard11 and transported to South Coast Medical Center followln1 the I ;40 p.m. incident Saturday. Hospital otflciala 11ld the boy w11 admitted to the South La•una facility and l ater re- le11ed. INSIDE TOD"" C1v1l right• leaders an Pittsburgh :ra11 they fear the t'1chm1 o/ economic troublea wtll ~ blocla and womm a.t 'h" Ku Klu.r:Klanu~11n ona "prtrrtf' to~t " fSto'tl. Page Al) l•dex CJ CJ ., .. A.4 .. llM ., ... aJ ., ., .. A4 I DAILY PtLOT 'I IMO IOC Pondering Moscow Issue L.AXE PLACIO NV CAP) -TM llMnaaUoul 01Jmllo Commltloo Loda)' prlut ly debata what to do about lbe lla.eow Swnmu Gamn, wtlh a few membtn ursine a 1ta1J over the U.S. r-.que1t for a cluanae ol venue NNDwbile, a Taiwaneee aUllete'a ~d to compete u a repretotataU ve ol thtt Republic of ChJna la 1otn1 before a at.at. appea\I court llont than 70 of the IOC'a • memben wen Hpeeted for the teUIOD at which U S Otymp(c Committee Pretkleat Robert Kane and lb~uUve Director Col. P' Donald Miller aaam wer4t lo prnent the American ~Uon on the llOKC>w Oamu. s.. s,.t ... 1 c •• ,,..,.. SAN t~RANClSCO (AP> MotonaLa 1n Northern California and Nevada could bo payln1 Sl 30 a 1aUon for tuolln• b)' June »nd S2 a aallon by the end of the year. the California State Automoblll' A.ll.5cKlaUon projected today The CSAA predicted lbo&e prices wouJd tMl reached It the 8 t"enu a aaUon lDc reue daacloeed each of the put two moot.ha con- tinued at the pumP6 The jump put the roat to SI 21 a aallon this month compared to S l u tn January, an lOCreai.s~ of about 5~ percent ln one month GeW Le.ps o.,er 17H LONDON (AP, -Gold prices s hot up over the $700 mack ln Europe Uus morning The dollar dipped on most foreign ex changes. i z · h At closing, gold was selling at $713.60 an ounce n unc The metal closed at $711 in London In Hong Kong, gold rose$20.57toclose at$696.22today · 3 Nazu Sftltftl~ed COLOGNE, West Germany (AP) -A West German court today sentenced three former Nazi S.S. members to prison for assisting in the mass murder or more than 70,000 French Jews during World War II. The most prominent defendant, 70-year-old Kurt Llschka, former Pam chlef or the Gestape>, was sentenced to 10 yean. Lischta was head of German Police in the region of the French capital during the Nazi occupation. Herbert Hagen, 66, n!clmamed The Butcher of Paris b)' his accusers, was sentenced to 12 yean. Hagen, Gestapo chief along the French Atlantic coast from UNO to UMZ, la an executive in a north German industrial firm. Ernst Heinrtchsobn, 69, lJshka's assistant in Parts, was sentenced to six yean. Hetnrlchaobn, mayor of the small Bavarian town of Buergstadt, anndwfced hi.a resignation after the verdict was revealed. ~ke Dead Dog' Girl's Body Left Amid Passing Cars MANASSAS, Va 11\P) -A 12-year-old Vi etnamese girl _re· turning home from an English class was struck by two vehicles and killed, and oth~r cars drove around her body ''like there was a dead dog in the middle of the s treet." a witness says Police are sear ching for a beige van and a dark gray com- pact car In the hit-and-run death of Tran Ly Hoa She was on he r way home from school at 7 p m last Thurs- '1 ay with about 10 V1~tnam!!se c h1ldr<'n and adults, including he r m othe r <ind 11 yea r -old brolh<'r Hoa· stepped off a curb in front o f the school and was hit by Ci van, police said. Apparently not serio us ly hurt, s he was cra wling lo the side or the road when a car ra n ove r her and dragged her SO feet, Mary Hay, an Interpreter said she was told by the girl's mother. Bob Cole. a resident of the subdivision in Prince William County where the accident oc· curred, said he heard a thud and then t1creamlng. ·'I saw the second car run over the kid and I realized what had happe~ ... be said. "It didn't seem to be going fast. There were no brakes or anything It drove over bolh her legs. "No one would s lop Two cars drove around her. They acted like there was a dead dog in the middle of the street. I almost put my fist through the door or a car trying to get someone to stop." Hoa was pronounced dead at Prince William Hos pital. A second-grader at West Gate Elementary School, s he had moved to the are a about four months ago Hoa's mother was ORANQE COAST l ~c DAILY PILOT f tw Ote"O' Co.Mt°*"' Plto1 with •hk." it. tom b4""°tNt~Pf~t t\ou«>fhNclbYttwi ~M'Oi (O*\I Pvbt•"*"tt.omlMn'f k _,•t• H'fll~•t• ,,.,,., .. ,Md Mond•Y '"'GUO" f rld•r fOf C-0\t• Mf'W' Hf"Wf)O(t &rMft H"'"fl""Qton 8•ao(hlf~t l•iftV•tl" trw.,.... l~ .. e.-" ~th(fH\I A ''"Otfl ,~ f"d•tlOf'I f\ pUbtlu.d \ .. turO•Y'' ,."(I ~f\ fN C)f'N'l<lo.t ovbfltNf'O pl~ Ito 11tl )JO wt,t 94, ...,,.... Coit.•• Meow C •hfO'f'tjf .,.,. •••nN WtlH PfnhMttl.,.., ""'111~ -·-~ V't, "'"••uOtnt •"°a.,_... .. Mil~• TlllreM•t•~ £clOIO' Ttlt-t& M.....,._ -~· ... c- CM•,..14 ~ "-" """ A\'-1\,fMt lilltiaf'l•Offtel •dltott Laguna IHch Otttc. 1011 Ho (OIU "•w•r • s o upset s he couldn't e ven cry," Mrs. Hay said. Residents of the subdivision said the intersection where the girl was struck is poorly lighted and heavily traveled. Miller Aide Named Chief For Campaign Ch ris Loumak1s. chief a ide to Orange County S upe r v isor Edison Miller, will take a le ave of a bsence effective Friday lo m anage Mille r's campaign. Miller has filed a Jetter or in· tent to run for the 70th Assembly seat that was vacated when Bruce Nestande decided to c hallenge Miller in the 3rd supervisorial district. Miller is ex peeled to make a decision as to which office he will seek by March 7. the filing deadline for the supervlsorlal campaign. Don Burdsall, a retired Newport Beach police officer who 1s an executive a ssistant to Miller, will beeo~e MIUer's s~! c oordinator an Loumalos absence. Skaters Clash With Marines, Hospitalized Two roller skate rs, who ex changed words with a carload of Marines at Dana Point Harbor Sunday afternoon, we re taken to San Clemente General Hospital after two of the leathernecks al- legedly beat them up. Todd A. Snyder and Steven Nelson, both 19 and both from San Clemente, were taken to the hospital following the 4: 15 p.m. assault near the Embarcadero where the two teens were roller skating. Harbor Patrol omcials s aid words were exchanged between the two skaters and the Marines, and two or the servicemen leaped from the car and be1an slugging and kicking the two San Clemente men. The Marines Jumped back ln lhe car. but were stopped later ln San Clemente on El Cam1no Real by San Clement~ Police who arrested two of the men for assauJt with a deadly weape>n (their feet). Arrested were Marines VIU Maataua and Kenneth Todd, both 19. They were booked into Oran1e County Jall. Hospital officlala aald Snyder WH treated tor bHd lnJrt• and released. ma companion wae taken to tb• boepltal but not treated. ' I A P'ount&ln VaJJoy woman and a Newport Beach min b1ve been Hnk-nced to Oran1e Coun· ty J 1U for runnlnii u privat~ bu 1 ln e1a wh i te lbey Al m"llun o u a ly acc e pted paychecu for Orana• County Jobe. Oranae Couoty court record.a 1bow that the couple pleaded no conte.t to the misdemeanor fraud chargeB and will serve their aentences on weekends. Mary Lou Harrison, 37, of 10081 San Juan Court, Fountain Valley, and Walter Prior. 51, of 223 Orange St . Newport Beach, were sentenced by Municipal Court Judge Edwa rd Laird t? 10 and six days in jail, respective· ly Each was given credit for two days a lready ser ved and placed on informa l probation De puty Di str ict Attorney Donald Barner said the couple both worked as St,200-a-month collection officers in the county Auditor-Controller 's office However, they set up shop in Ma r c h 1978 as a n eviction service out of Ms . Harrison's Fountain Valley home . The two continued lo accept paychecks for the ir duties of col- 1 ec tl ng overpayme nts from welfare recipients while they carried on their eviction busi· ness. Barner said. Investigators who trailed Prior and Ms. Harrison during a county work day said the couple left the office in separate cars, but met at a pre-designated post to conduct lhe private business. The business, "Prompt Evie· tion Service." was set up to han- d I e problem t e nants for landlords, Barner s aid. In- vestigators traced more than ?0 cases filed by the company Ill Orange and Los Angeles coun· ties. Ms. Harrison's and Prior's superiors were tipped off to the couple 's a c ti vities by an anonymous letter, Barne r said. Prior had worked as a county collection offi cer s ince 1971 and Ms. Harrison was hired in 1976 Both e mployees w e r e di s- cha rged from their JObs al the close of the investigation. of- fi cials said From Page Al FEE ... Most of the encroachments in Sunset Beach a nd other south co ast a reas we re r e latively minor, consisting of seawalls, patios or landscaping that ex- tended onto oublic beach. S o coun"t y o fficials a r e searching for an a ppraiser to set a fair ma rket value on the land And when t ha t value 1s de· c1ded . th<: owners of the JO homes affected will either han· to r l'nt the public land from the county. or tear down whatever improvements st and on the land, J essen said "We are working very closely with the homeowners, we're not just riding roughshod." J essen said. "We know the values are go- ing to come in very high . But the s tate won't let us not do it " Brezlmev Woos Iran In Message MOSCO W CAP) So viet President Leonid I Brezhnev has sent an of- ficial message stressing the Kremlin's desire for '·good -ne ighborly r el a Uons" with Iran. Mos <'ow Radio reported Sunday. It said the message had been s ent to Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomelni to mark the first anniversary or the victory of the Iranian revolution. Khomeini returned to Iran from ye a rs in exile in. February 1979 shortly a ft er deposed Shah Mohammad Reza PabJavi left the country. Brezhnev's orrlcial re- assurance of friendly in- ten tlona toward Tehran came amid Western re- ports of increased Soviet military activity alona Iran's northwest border with the Soviet Union. The Soviet news a-.ency Ta11 described such re· porta u "slanderoU3. '' According to Moscow Radio's Engllsh·laogu1ge world service, BrerJtnev "expressed the desire that relnllons between the So· vlet Union and Iran would continue to be bued on !rlendeh l p , eood - n•tabborl)' rel1t1001 and non·lnterference in each other'• lntemal affalra. •' "' . f • • A Cuttiag Act Laguna Beach Artists T heater Wiil g~ off· 29 a nd March 1 and 2 with weekend campus with its productions or Moliere s matinees. General admissi<?n is S3. Actors farce. "The Jmagmary Inval.Jd." The play from left to right in the SCJ..SS<?r scene are will be held at the Forum Theater on the Pat Flynn. Jaime Maurice. Steve F csti val of Arts grounds Feb::.__:22=-:_ . .=.23::..:·_:24:..:__a_n_d __ J_o_s_e..::..p_hson __ an_d_P_e_g_gy_H_ed_d_e_n_. ____ _ 'Forgotten' Body Located in Vault FREDERICKS B URG, Va c AP> Police are bafnE'd about the discovery or the body or an infant, unide ntifi ed a nd ap parently dead for m1rny yean. f ou nd 1n a vau lt at a Fredencksburg funeral home "This 1s s uch a strange lhlng that we really don't know 'What"s go ing on yet ." sa 1d Ca p t Willia m Lasell Acting on a tip. police· found the body, clad ma whale sh:-oud. m a vault m the chapel of lhc Wheeler and Thom pson Funcri.tl Home about 6 p m last Fnda~ E mployees told police the)' had not known the body was lht:n.· Police not only don't knov. th1· infa nt's 1dent1l>, they havt• no idea how long tht• infant h.i .... b<.·c n dead or "'hy tl v. :1 .... 111·vn buried The body wall hl· M:nt to th• state medical l'Xamann'<. oHH •· an Richmond for Jn autop .... , 11° tn to d<'lcrmint. 1r pu<..,1bl1 IH;"' and wht•n !ht• infant dal·d Police "'"I <ibo go throuRh th• Rider Dies After Tumble From Pickup A 20 vear·old mJn rlw1I !->un dav when h<' fell out of tht• ti.11 k of 0 <1 pickup t ruck on th1· run ... 1 Ma<' Arthur Boull'\ a rd fr1•1·v. .1 ~ onramp an Irvine Highway Patrol otfact•r-, '><11tl Cha rles Hand of Lomita "'iii. '>II tmg in a lawn chair 1n the bed of a s ma ll . for<'1gn m ade trurk driven by Gregory Mitche ll . 24. ot Torrance Hand fell out as M 1trhcll s wung around the <'Urvl'd on ramp leading to the northbound San Diego F reeway. offa cer:-. said. He died of head 1nJunc.... an Tustin Community Hospital a short time after the 6 p m arr1 dent No charges have been fal<'d agains t the dri ver peodang further mvesllgallon funeral home's records next w1·ek for clues to the child's identity Humors or the existence of an unclaimed and urudentified body at Wheeler and Thompson bad been c1 rcuJating in the city. Se\ era I hourc; before Police '>t>arched the vault. t wo r e porkr., talked "'1lh Wheeler T Thompson. a co-owner of the funeral home. and s howed ham photograph~ purportedly taken of the vauJt and the body. Thompson dented the rumor .Hld v.ouJdn l let the reporten ln " t• r t t h 1· " a u I t o r a 11 o w 1•rnplo~1-;·' to opt:n at H<' 'ia1d the '.iults po ... ,1bh hadn 't been used '" n r 1· tw 1 <.1()k CJ\(' r the bu.., me-..' fr11rn hi., f<1thcr 20 q •ar' a~o I) .1 \ I d p a (' k I I I (j f t h I' V. • rmurt'land !\""'' took lt1t 11.r' .11ul f.Jhot11)!r,1ph' In ri0ht't". ~ti .. ~1·nt '" th1· run1•ral horn·· ir1d J.:•>I 1>t>rm1:-.:,1on t1> orx·n lhc \ ,ptft f 'rowar.,.eAI IRAN ... R.u11 Sadr abo gaH• an md1C"a t icm hov. he might then atlemp\ tu press a compromise soluUoo on the militants holding the hu,tages ··in the case of .a '11\l'rg<'nct• llf \1e"'s. I v.ould , \1•ntuall~ i:11 to tht• L'S Em t..'"' 1111 u rl\1nrt· lht·m lo fall tn lino· 1>.1th m' \ll v. h1 \l,J., quot Id .,._ '-;1\IO)! "•mt' llw rn!-1~ bc.'gan. the Ira n1.rn ~O\emment and the rrull l<tnl!-hdVl' d('mandl"'d extradl· twn of thc deposed shah before tht• r<'l<'asE> of lh<' Amen <'ans. Jn a messa ~c read to the Tt•hran rrqwd. which Tehran radio estim ated at 2 million 1wrsons, Khome101 did not men tion the hostage situatio n but !<>Jld lran·s struggle must con 1anuc against the United States, "lh1i. ruthless world-de vourer " But he said after lran ended its politkal. military economic and cultural de pendence' on Amen ca, "we v.111 establish or dmarv relallons with Amenca Just a5 \!\1th othe r countries " He !oa ad Is r ael , "a base fo r Amenca." must be destroyed. -• ... . i... . • . f ' ---------- E',...P-.eAl HOLDINGS Incumbent council member Richard Ahlman lists a first trus t deed on a San Clemente home at less than Sl00.000, and landholding interest in San Juan Capiatraoo at less than Sl00.000. Candidates William Mecham. Robert D. Limberg and Robert Rus in declared no reportable m- te rest.s. Draft Rally Turnout Poor At UC Irvine With folk sinJte r Ario Guthril''s ·A lat·e ·, He~taurant" play in ~ ovt•r a loud-;r>t·:.ikl•r an ant1 clr.ifl rail\ JI l'C Irvin{· got off lo .• ""'"' 'tart t<)(ia) ll.1n11\ <invont• showt·d up r!11t !1°r.l,!;.iri11.t•r' of I hi · 1·w·nl mt•ant to 1·01nc1de wtlh s1mala r d1•rn1J11 <.t rat 1on" J I othror l 'nn1•r ... tv of C:,d1f<>rnaa r.an1 JIU'l'" :.imund th1• .,t.Jtc• .... aid th1·v ho1ll'rl .tn} 1.1.h1•r1· from 200 to :!.000 studenL'i woulll a tte nd the r .ti I) late r m the day Mo re than 20 s p e ak{'r s rcp resenhn~ van ous or,ganiza. 11on., w<•n• to d<'hver 'i l>('echt.'.., in the :,chool'~ campus park. C rouJ)8 al the demonstraUon wt'r e to inc lude the Gray Pan· 1 h l' r s . l h c· C a m p a 1 g n r o r f:rnnomu ~·m1x·raC')o-th1· ~, . ..,, \ mPr11.1r. ~1 nv1 •m 1•11 1 th•· 11twn.1nJn l'<1rt) and th1· Al 11.in<·l· for Survival Urganizen. of the r:.illy said thl•y <1:-.kcd profossors lo canl'H C'lai.ses ~o st udents could allenrl A :.pokt>S\l.Oman for the I\., SOf1at<'d Students said 15 pro fL·•,.,or~ had consl•ntcd to th;.it r•· 'IUl''-1 The rally was bt-anR sponson·d h\ th1• 1\nt1 WJ r Or~Jn 1l11:~ Ll'Lll-!Ul' Th'-• ~pokt•swoman -,aid an\ plJn:, fo r futurt> demonstrations "'uu Id tunge on Lhc success of loda} ·.., t•vent Mudents arc protesting pro· posed reimposition of military draft registrallon. AL S GARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 ' .... ' I .,, !S ..... Clr "e off on M< I 251 1 An 2 . ! , An JO I • CUI 1 A gur Cos lod T Cal 270! fe rr had pla. ~ 1 mo wal .u ' Wi I "1 I serv "r f frorr Ad ser v ~l ay pbon Th stor3 ad in · ff fror Ill Pile for . t ~ Th J tton rrof ' ra1 GaA 4( .. A TRIO OF VIETNAMESE CHILDREN ARRIVE AT AIR FORCE BASE SUNDAY They Were Among Some 500 Othera to a. Proceaaed et Hemltton AFB Air Base for R efugees Housing Newcome rs Massive Operation HAMILTO N AIR 1-'0RCE BASE (AP J For more than SIX m onths, thousands of In dochmese refugees s pent their first night 10 America at a m otel Now. those beginning a m•w life in a new land s t art at an abandoned air base The first 530 of what officials Sa) Wlll be about 7,000 rdugees a month over the next year ar r ived at this' base 25 miles north of San Francisco on Sunday Ha If were to !.l ay overnight b efor e being sent to sponsor~ around the c·ountry The re!.t "-l're to leavt· on Tul''ida} "IT'S LIKE A GIANT fre ight operation, .. says W11l1am An Pricin~ Orde r e d CONCORD CAP> Contra derson. ltK·al director of the In tcrgovcmmental Comm1lle(' for Europ<>an Mi gration , wh1eh was asked by the Stall' lh·partmcnl lo transport the refu.:ces "The llffAe numbers of people meant we had lo st•t up some sort of ~lagmg area About 7,000 re fugees a month an1 coming in on l'Ommt•rcial fli ght::. and they ean be taken can· of at the airport and senl on But the others coml' here bc.'fore th~y go on" Tho:.t' who had arrivt·d by gov ernment charter flight since Ju ly h ad b<:t•n housed tl'mporanl) al a molt•I near tht· San Fran e1sco 1t1rport But as the num hl'r:. gn•w. spact• ;ind cost became a problem. which brought the move to the aban doncd air bast• The n•fugees "'ho J rn ved Sun day had flown from Indonesia and landed at Trav1.., Air Forn· Base. about 50 mt k" northeast of Hamilton Th('y Wl'rl' brou~hl to Hamilton in 11 bU'>l'S wh1rh a rrivt•d sporad1calh· through thl' day As t•uch bus arrived, 1n lerprct<'rs anci English :.pl·akmg 'olunlt'l'r!. ~llldt·d lht· rdur,l't''> into a nll'\.'tmg room "'ht'rl' t ht') would bt> told in both F:ngl1:-.h and V1l'lnam<''-t' whl·rt· lht•v would ... tay and "hat "'oulc.l hJI; pen to lht.•m T ll EN. ON .. ; 8 \'.0Nt-: or fami ly by family, num1.., "''rt' t•alled out and tht•v v. ••rt• lt•d 111 t heir rooms . C'lutching lht·1r bt.'longmgs m su1tca~c!.. 1Jt1ws and sacks They <ill c<1rncd thrn plastl(' bags which conta1nl·ll their traveling document!> "The refu~ce::. wl"ve handlu.l seem happy to he· hen· · s;wl translator GreJ! WllllJrn!> a'> he juggled blankets and qul•st111ns from the refugees. ·'The:-arc· al the end of a lonJL hard tnp Jnd they're beginning to relax a lit Gasoline Lines Growing Dealers' Houn Cawing Latest Logjams I.OS ANGELES CAP> -Rerrsaruscent of laal l'pring, Iona lines a re agaln forming at 11ome "u1wline fftallong because the amount of t ame dealena can sell aas ls their onJy marketing factor that's not regulated, a respected oil and gasoline m· du11try Aurvey reporta lrontcully, statistics from the American P et roleum Institute and the federal Department of Energy s how daily nationwide a llocation or ga11ohne recently has improved and that motorists are using less gas, the Los Angeles ·based Lundberi Letter currently nolet. AND BEFORE LIMITS WERE placed on both a dealer's profit margin -which often dictates what pnce he'll set for fuel -and the amount al· located to a dealer. the difference In price from one gas station to a nother 10 the same ar ea van ed only sughtly. the letter's publJsher, Oun Lundberg , said Sunday GasoLine dealers had the option of staying open longer and making more money Now. accordmg to Lundberg'!> pubhcat1on. the compllcat('d pnc1ng formula and recent. disparate wholesale pnce 1ncrea~es have led to ne1ghbonng dealen. having a!> much a!) a dtme a gallon dif ference m their prices Thal mea~ ga:. lines will form al the cheaper statum until that dealer sells all his gas and clo:.es lht: :.talion, the letter said AT THAT POINT FF:WER stat1onl> are open, so thl• motorists must go to lhl· Ont's which are opt•n and mon· lint"s ofl<:n rt'suH.1t ~aid The statrnm, ma) haH their relative pnC'in~ pos1t1ons ehangl'd as ofl<.'n a'i fl\e ltm<''o a month bt•1.·au::.t• of "holl''><tll' pr11·e change'> anc.l the cum phtalcd pnc-1n~ formulu tht· lettc·r l'lci1med , r1 'iU ltin~ 1n l'llnfu..,1on for th" moton~t and th1 1k.1h•r Tiw onh thing ldt to th1· dl·ah·r 1s hi'> ltmt Lundb1.·rg "alt.I . quoting Crom h1 .., publll'at11in "~1 otorish :in· unawart· that ll .., lh1•1r t1m1 · that 10., r(· 1..ill\'t·I~ "01·1hll·s:. , TllE I.ETIER SAIH \Pl .md En1 r.:::-[>t-part llll Ill "'l;tll'-lll'S s hov. d:t11\ fl tll<>rlWH.J1• .Jlllll JltlJO IJ[ ga sol 1nl' 111 Ft•brua r) 1 s up 2 f, 1wrr enl "' 1·r Januan wh1k t11no,;umpl111n h! mol11nsto., 1::. do\.\n Ill lo 11 rwn·t•nt on·r lht• la ... t thn•t· mronth'> C'l•m p,1r1•d "1th lht· '>JOit' m11nths a \f dr ·•I!'• Th,· :-.t11ek of gJsolln• 111 lht· l n1t1·d <..,tot1·• v. ,,, :.!ti! n11ll1on UJt rt 1.., l:i::.t month. uJmp<1n·rf "1th :!~1'· million bands .1 \l',1r t·arhl'r lh1· lt'\ll r '>011! rt11 :-. 1:-. 1111l f~r <1v. .i\ fmrn lht• :!7:; rn1ll1•1n b,1r 11·1 ... 111 J anu.1n 1~7K "tu n 1-:d'-•illn• l<1d< • v. 1 1 • 1·11n ... 11kn·d l'\l'C''"l\I' l undlx.•rg !>..s1d THERE \-'r \S '\O '-l RPRISt: 1n tt.1 le ttt r " rt nt'Jl'!\t IH"HA . Burundi 1 AP, A new Hu run d1 code of Cflmmon lav. h:ts given w1Jm1•n n,ght:. un kn<lwn m most Afncan t ountne!> Th<· small notl<J n bordeting R" anda. 7.al~ and Tanzania. was part of a Rclgian-admtmster ed trust until 1962 Polygamy and 6owry are abolished Wives !(et the ri~ht to 5h8t't' the decision of where to hve Sterility. infirmity or incurable disease are no port oo the rise in 1asollne prices recently. baaed on lt!l survey of about 10 percent of the nallon'• 165,000 l(asoline s tations. The average price nationwide for a eallon or unleaded gasoline 10 a full service station on Jan. 25 was Sl 17. according to the letter . However . prices va ried across the nation . Baltimore $1.21 , B1rm1ngham $1.14 , Boston $1.21: Chicago $1.31 ; Denve r $1.20 . Houston Sl 16; In · dianapolis Sl 25. Miami SI 21. St Louis $1.20: Phoerux Sl 20. Los Angeles Sl 24 . San Diego St 24 : Sacramento. SI 25 , San Francisco St.25, Re no, Nev. Sl 26. andSeattleSl 21 The SWeep- her -otf-her-teet-· Stakes I llll r { IJ.11 il'\ B11 ''' n s "'" c·1.·p 111.·r oll lll·r lt1.I '.1.1k~·s .11td \till lf)llld \\Ill .tlk 111. 1111i-. tl11111v1 1111 t \\ 11 .ii ('ll.11 k\ Hrrn\ n s j.!l1•1d .trl\ d.I' 11111 \I •. r ..., II 1.· 11 t II. \\Ill h1 h II \\ 1111 l f \I lllf dl.illll' d l l j.!<JOd ~(I hllllj.! \(lllf \ .ill.llltlli.' 111 [() i.'lllt'I \lli:r ,f 111\~h \.'\I lllf '.' .t[ ( li,trk•\ (~Ill\\"' \1111 ll 'llll ltt '\' l'\ ll 111.1 1tll lit.·1 ltd' Charley Browns~ ·1 hi.' l'l'lllll' stL·ak place HUNTINGTON BEACH 16160 B EA CH BL VD . (714)842-6602 Costa County s upervisors have voted to reqwre grocery stores in unincorporated ar eas to con· tinue the practice of m arking the price on each item even if they are converting to automat· ed ch eckout equipment. THE TIIREE BARRACKS b<: m g used to house the refugees have bei?n empty for about fi ve years s ince the Air Force pulled out. They a re three·story. cm derblock buildings with rooms big enough to house fi ve metal bunks and some lockers tie." ~~~~~~~~~~~-l_o_n_g_e_r~g~r_ou~n_d_s for d1vorc~e~~~~~~~~~~~.'.:::================:=:::::;-:--=:=:=::=::::::::::__ Wom an Kille d , 2 Hurt In Abduction Attelllpt LOS ANGELES <AP > -A 21-year· old Commerce woman was killed and two otht:rs were wounded Sunday "hl•n lhl'} '4-l'rc !>hot rlurin~ an <1P· parent kidnap attempt 10 tht' do" nlo'4-n ar<>ci. IJ()hcc: !>atd M ed1cal Center fo r treatment of a leg wound. /\rrt .. >sled were J uan Carlos Ayala S<1nc hez. 22. and Victor P ena Ortega, 19. both of Los Angeles. Fesperman said The tM1 were taken to Parker C'<·ntl'r Jail and bQokcd on 1nvest1ga t ion of murdl'r. ht• s aid Nc·wton D1v1sion Detective Ron Fl•sperm an 1dentif1cd the victim a::. Sylvia Castro. who was s hot <1l ll•ast once in ltw back a nd pronounced dead at the s t·cne Injured by gunfin: were David Acosta, 25, and a teen age girl. whose identity and age 1-'l•spcrman would not d1sdosc Two otht'r s usp1·cts in t he 1nc1dc•n1 remarne:-d al large Sunday ni i!ht ht · '>aid FF.SPERMAN SAIO Cast ro Ac·osta. tht· tc•1·n agc·r and :molhl•r "om an. 20 ve<ir o ld Bertha Ramirrz T H E DETECTI VE said the girl :.iddrcss un'a\<illabl('. (('ft a bar at "a:-. takl•n lo California llosp1lal IOlh and San Pc•dro -;trC'eL'i about 2 v. hl're ::.hl' \/\lal> 1n intensive earc•. and <.1 m Sunday ancl walked to a nearby _A_c·o_s_ta_ wa::. taken to County use_· __ lo_l_wherl' lhl'lr l'fH was parked • Win A Heart of Gold Surprt .. yourvaa.ntin• with a lovely 14K yellow gold pendant w ith a 1 /4 carat diamond. It's a beautiful custom design by Linder Jewelers. All you have to do is fill out the couPon below and dePosit at any Seacliff Yillage merchant no later than February 11. 1980. 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Wffd!Publllhef ThomH 1<eev11 1Edltor B•r~r• l<rtlblen t E dltorlal Page Editor "Airport Ruling Helps Noise Foes The ruling lul wttk ln Loi An1eta County on lhe Hollywood-Burbank Alrport hu sot to be food news for J U!ll about everybody tn\·olved wtlh Oran1e County'• John Wayne airpon A Sul)t!nor Court Judfe ruled a1alnat Hu1he1 Airweat and for the airport 's proprietor. the Glendale Burbwi.k Pai.adt!na Airport Authority, &n d cid.lnl lhal lhe airport does have the ri&bl to realrtct an a1rllne'a number of flights in orderto reduce noise Jud1re Thomas Murphy, whoM decision ls most Ukely to be uppt>uloo by the a1rb.nt-. made the declalon alter the airport a ulhor1ty Cllud a uJt to force Airweat to cul back an it~ rhathb mto and out of the f acillty The alrUne had 1~ercas.l-d the number of Jet nightJJ without getlin1 thu airport b pnor approval The Judg.-observed that 1r the carrier had been ul· lowed to m t n •a!>e lts OtghL'i without airport approval, "lh~n· won't tx-an air C'arnt.'r m the United States that won't :,ay, 'Whiit 's ~auce for them (Air West> 1s sauce for Uh ••• IA'x·ally, the Judge's ruling can only strengthen tht! c:ounty's ongoing battle t.O maintain a s1milar control. The ability of an airport proprietor to restrict service at an airport is the heart of the county's defense in the year-old unjust discrimination case filed by the Federal Aviation Ad ministration While it's true the llollywood-Burbank case is far from ove r Judge Thomas estimated it could drag on for another eight years -at leust it represents a judicial s tep that gives hope elsewhere Lesson for Jurors Last week, an Orange County Superior Court Juror found out that his duty in deliberating the guilt or in· nocence of a def endapt was serious stuff. The juror violated a court order not to discuss with anyone the contents of a murder case. Because of the violation, the juror was found in contempt of court and fined $200. It isn't often that a judge penalizes a juror tor violat· ing the standard admonition to keep quiet about a case under way. ' But in this instance, the case involved a retrial pf a murder charge -a retrial that was ordered becautie a m ember of the first jury hearing the trial ~lso violated an ;;id monition not to discuss the case. Pcr.,on.s who are caJJed for jury duty -and arc later sd ected to hear criminal cases s hould keep in mrnd lhl· serious responsibility they bear And th<.·y should remember they can be sentenced to up to f1 w days 10 jail and a $500 fine if they don't play by the· rult's the Judge sets down How to A void Traps At least one: of the eight congressmen targeted 1n the Abscam ~canual c urrently rocking Capitol Hill has charged he is a victim or "the clearest kind or entrap· mcnt case." Rep. Richard Kelly, R-F1a., made the charge while explaining he only took the $25,000 bribe offered by FBI undercover operators to further an investigation of his own . One would think his first thought would be to call In the FBI, if he really was concerned. Be that CJS 1t m ay, any congressman offered a bribe for future fovors by persons representing themselves as uul l·~ to a n alleged Arab sheik should have had the com· m on ~ense lo n·alizc he might be getting into an 1llegal flc ·al or at best a highly unethical one. Fortunately. a number or congress men so ap. p 1 oachcd wcrescnsibleenough to back off immediately Those who voluntarily turned up al the Georgcto~n hou~e set up by the FBI for its sting operation, pre· !'>umably with the intention of accepting the bribe offer . an· m no position to whine about entrapment. No one I w1~tcd thc·ir arms l\n elect<.'<i public official who accepts a bribe is gull t:. of an iJlegal act. The manner in which his behavior 1s unl·ovcred can ha rdly alter lhat. The way lo s tay out of traps is to stay honest. Then tht· problem doosn 'l a rise • Opinions eitpressed en the apace above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-432t Boyd I Davy Crockett ByL.M.BOYD Item 3$78 io our Love and War man•a fUe la lhe claim by none other than Davy Crockett hlmlelf: ''They ac· c use me of adultery, but that's a tie. I never ran off w ith any man'• wife who waAo't wtlling." It was Davy, t oo. who aald, "I leave lhis rule forotbera when l'm dead Be always sure you're right -lhen 10 ahead." Somebody asked John lfravolta why be liked older -women. and he aaicl. because Dear Gloomy Gus Are we to believe now that oo Capitol Hill the strongest defenee ls to plead cullty flnt and loudest but 1tresl tb• crtme wu ~mmltted for a good reuon -to make the poUst th.It you find c rook• and 'awlndlers eve.rywtwre? A.V. C.l .. "''J Oii• , ............ ,.. ... ....... .., .............. 11•• _.. .. ,...,,...., .. -., .. ~,.,, ..... .,,,,,, ... ,...... ~-· 0-. INfl'f , ..... at my age, most women are older, or worda to lhat etre<"t. He'a got a point. 1 like younger women. U oderataod tbe ag Te· searchers have come up with a n ew breed of peanut -five nuta to a shell. Be highbrow. Don't call 1t a toothache. Call it ordon todynia. Many a man with mentaJ trouble bu proclaimed that he la Jeau.s here to aavc mankind. But nonesuch ever kills bimaelf. aCC!Ol'd.1na to • psychlatrtat. Tbat wouldn't do, clearb'. How can be save mank1Dd. If be'a dead? It la the depreaalve who kill• hlm~~.._!ather, th1Dkin1 lo the dcpuw tbat mankind lan't wortb aavtna. The day Calvin CooUdt• wa1 lnaucurated u pretl· dent, bla IOD, Calvin1 Jr., wH workiDI on a rarm. Another fellow out there eald to him, "U my f athtr were Pr•idenl I 1ure wouldn't be workiD& lD a neld." Youna Calvtn uld. "If my father were your father, you would." Were you 1ware tbat 1 child with mumps can alvt 11m1toado1T Ja,-k Andenon Meddling • m Afghan Politics W ASHINCTON Prealdent Cart•r'a 1cbemert have lapsed trit o 1 o n~e dtdua lve and danaeroua dreamlna about tum int Af&hao11tan Into a Soviet Vlf'tnam Tho.t• who han au<' cumbed lo ttus bit or escapism talk <kllnoualy about fe rociou:s Afahan mountain men charging down from their cr11aulY h1dl'Qu t.s t o d ltrupt and confound lht! mighty Red Army To tum thl11 wts htul reverie 1n l o r eality, tht Cart l'r 11d m101 s trat1on IS acttvt>ly 11earctuug for u m a n of d e~t 1n y t o play the role o( V1etnnm 's Jute llo Chi Min h As Secrt'lary of Sta t c Cyr us Vance recent ly confided to assoC'iatcs. lh1• Unitud State:. is "seeking a leader of the Alt<han people · · The Am e r1 ca n -a n o 1n led m essia h. a ccording to t h (' scenano favored by the While House, would unite the diverse Afghan J!Ucrnlla groups, raJly the populace and start dom~ un Earl Wat~r8 to the Ruaalaoa what the Viel Conai did unto us ln Vletnun. BUT tJNHAPPIL Y. there are aome 11rloua flaws ln the 1c h eme. The r emo rseleu Ru11lans have already learned . bow d.1.lftcult it Is to impose a leader upon the Afghans. One ruler after another. each bear· log the Mosrow brand, failed to gain the support of the people. The Kremlin had to send t.anlts and troops to keep their man in power. There's no reason to belie ve the Afghans would be any more Niger to be ruled by a leader chosen ror them by the Uruted States One exiled leader had t his advice fo r President Carter "The best C'ourse of ac lion for t he Unr t.ed States 1s to be pat1t'nl and see who e merges as .1 natural leadt•r " AN\' AMERICAN attempt 8t king-making. Uus exile told my Ji.sociate Howard Rosenberg, could be "very dangerous " Tiw C'rt•al1on of a government 1n t'x1le. with U S blessings, would l i kt•ly bt' inte r p r e t e d as !>upe rpowcr meddung. Instead or united the Attban people. it ~ould apUn~r them. Meanwb.lle. the tact that the raveooua Soviet bear would de· vour one or ill own alUet has alarmed the Moslem world. Th.la wJU cauae other Moslem natJona to view Soviet trteodahlp with auaplclon. ln the opinion of some Atgban ex.Iles . the United Statefl would be better orr Jetting this suspicion feater rather than stir· ring il up. Such was the advice or a former hlgh·ranJdng Afghan of. tlcial who was dn ven out of his country by the Soviets and is n o w being courted by the Am eri cans. Tho ughtfully, he quoted an ancient Islamic ax· 1om . "Let us wall and see who comes ove r the wa t<'f " YET TIIE ADVlCE probably will be disreg a rded by tht> Car ter admrn1strat ro n . wh1 C'h seems eager to for m ct Frc·t- Afghan governme nl Polley· mak t>r s beli e ve a go vern· ment -1n exile could un,eat Afghanistan·, puppt-l lo(nvcrn ment at the t.:ruted l'atwns and open Uw dtplomat1t' door lo U N rnqu1n~ Lnto Sov1t•l actron in th•· conque red count ry Herc an · some o( the leader•. meanwhile, who the White Hou.e la contlder· Ins to Mad a U.S.-backed 1ov- ernment . -One of the r ival rebel leadert who recently formed a coalition o f their auerrllla 1roupe. 'They are SebahapUJlab Mojad.ldi. Said Ahmed Celani, Ma wlawt Abdul H~I. Golbudd.ln Hekmal Yar a nd Mawlawl Ra bani. -Zabir Shah, the fo rme r Afghan king who abdicated his t.hrone in 1973 afte-r a bloodless coup. He ruled Afghanistan for 40 years before he fled to Italy where he Uves modestly. It's un· likely he would agree to return to power -Hassan Durran· 1. who claims lo be the son of Kini:? Amanul111h Khan , an t'arl11·r monauh, who abdit'<1ted thl' 1hrone in favor of his cousin H ;i s s a n h a s n · t s (' t fo u t irt Afgharust.a n ''nee he Oed at agl' 2 with his Cather m 1929 111· •~ surrounded by a small phalanx of loyallsLc; who haw• bi:en lobby 1ng the Cartl·r admrn1!'>1rat1on lo recogn1 tt' him a!) the rightful heir to the thron1· It m1 Kht bt· w ...... for l'rn1d• nt Carter not to mt·ddl1· POLITIC'AI. ODDS· 11...r<'·, the latt>St rundown on tht· pre· s1d ent1 a l rac·c. pr1n •u11•1l t'X· C'lus1vely by J1 mm v thl· c;rPvk, for those whn may wish to muk1· ~port of the election Pres1dt-nt Cdrll•r benerrt1ng from tht· Middle East crr s1s al'd the Iowa cauru.o; 11> now a-h .. avy od dl\·on fa vonk to win tht> nom1n at1on Jimmy quotes tu ... namesakt• 1n the White llousc al 1 to 4 111 ... <'hallcnge r 1'f'ddy Kennf'dy, 1<; hstf>d at 4 to I, wh1l1· Je rry Brown 1is far back at 35 to I Dc•sp1h· Iowa , HonJld ltl·agan 1s still J '1·lo 5 favont{' tn wan tu ... pa rt y ·s nod (;l"Oq:1· Bu'h. t h1· 1 11~ a up .... ·t "H'lo r. 1" now run n1nj! J t 2 t11 1 Th•· ri· ... t of th• 1;0 1• morn1n.: 11111· ~h•1w ~ Ho"' an1 Haktor .11 >< LI> I. John l'onn.1lh .1nd .lt•rn .. ,>rd •• 1 111111 I and. 'urpn,1n~1 l) .l11hn 1\11 d• r"'" .1t :!!'1 111 I 1'1111 < r.111• r.Jt•·., ,,.,. ;1 llw.I 111 I d 11111· ... ind Bob Dolt• " lhl· l•>r1g1·\t '>hol 11r dll Jl 200 It> I Tht' c;r•·•·k r 1i:1ir1·<; t h1· nrmocraur t'::r nd1datt· a ... a 5 to 4 r;Huntt• over tht' HepubllC'an Time to Curb LaWlllaking by Regulation . Thr ee c h ee r s f o r /\s se mblym an Dan Boatwr1~ht 111• hus come forth. at long 1 ..... 1. v.1th the courage to d1•111and 1111• ri· tum of thl· J)'1wcr ... mlt·ndcd Ii> the const1tut1ur1 wh1l'h gi vi· ... th<· l.cg1slatur1· t·.>.clusnt· JUrl!>d1c t1on over lawma king. lie• hJ\ proposed a con s t1tu l 1on al amendment to that end It 1_s a move lo re11torP the powe r to th(• peo ple through the ir clect('d represent al.I ves Civics and political science l\tudents. taught that laws are made by the Leeislature. may wonder why bis pro- poaa l , which would permit leglalatlve veto over ad· mlnlatratlve r egulations , Is neceuary. Tbey usuaJ- ly aren't told that today more lawa are being promulgated by lhe executive branch of govern· meot than by lhe Leaialature and that many major laws are belDI made by the courla lhro ueh decisions they hand down. Or lbat many of these laws. whet.her deviaed by the ex· Art Hoppe (•c·ut1ve bran('h or handt•d down by court l"<11cl. run contrary to legu.lal.lvl· enactmt·nts I. A WM AK I N (, II\ t ht• ,. x <·c-u t 1 v1• br .inch '" -.onu·th 1n~ ~htc h start1·d ~.1\ bark when th•· l..t•g1slatun" ,;ft er dcc1din~ genr ral polH'.> optl'd to delegate a way some of 1b powers lo the t•xecuttve branch to ma ke ruJ~ a nd rt>guJ allons to 1mplem eot new laws f·rom iL'I tiny start it grew by leaps and bounds until. as the cxecutJve branch became bolder and bolder. 1t got completely out of band. usurping leg1slat.a ve authority to wnle its own laws m defiance ol tM solons. 1..ast year more than 1,200 administrative re1ut.Uoo.a were adopted by the executive branch. Many 0( lhe tboUAands ol re-- 1ulaUona oo the books are vague and oootuaing. Onen they are diametrically o pposed to legl1latlve Intent. Ma ny are adopted after lbe Legislature ha1 refmed to enact the very provWom conlal.ncd in lh<• re gulaUoo. A CLA.8SIC example of that 1s the recently adopted regulallon of a at.ate labor commiaa100 pro- hlbitlna the finna or di.clplimng of un t-mploy~ who· r efuse-. to ~ork 0H•rt1 m1· That 1ssl.K' "'a' t h o ro u R h I y d t• b a t e d 1 n I h c l.t>g u.latun · labt ~1.·a r 1tnd rt'J•-<:t l'11 aJU-r th•· rrH'mbfof' l1.·,1m1.-.I from f'mplo' t•r ... tht' probll'm.' 1t ~ould cr t-att• \ M . l h(· rum missio n C'ompo-;1.·d o f nun ('let't1ve ml'mbt-r:., t'hf'erfully flouted the leg1slatlV& dt'CISIOO of th1· l'lec-t1.'<1 reprt><>entalJv~ of the people and adoptc-d Ult> rt> gulaUOn. It, b_ke all other rc~ula llons. oow has the same forcl' and effect or a leg1slallve enact menl , 1oclud1n1 c a rryi ng penalt.Jea of hnes and 1mpnson- menl. Ana. whereas a legtsl&Lave eoactmeol musl bt! spelled out 10 a bill. ample notJce g1veo t.be public. beanngs held before and approved by the eovernor. a ~ gulatioo can be adopted by one person and no one can veto il. FVaTDERMORE, a lthough public oo0ce 1s reqwred. the full text of a proposed re1ulauoo need not be publllhed. Instead t.be law penrut.s the propooen~ to "1ummarl1e" the contents which may or may not accurate- ly reflect It.a effecta. And while a public bearing ia req~ that Is geoeraUy mea.niJlllesa. For r ('gulat1on i1 an • a dopt<'lf It \ board." or dcpartm1·nt drr1•1·111r .... who, bemg appoinuve. are 1>ftt·11 totally uore ... pons 1 ve to tht· public Thert'fore a ht•an n~ may l>t• padwd wi th oppos1t1on to the proposal. but 1f lhl· board 111 director has de<:1ded he want~ the regulataon. lhl" prol<''iL' wa ll fall upon deaf ears It 1s this s1lua llon wh ich Boatwnght attacks with h1i. con s lJtulJonaJ amendment It would pt"rm1t a veto by a re50lut1on of either house of any regul&1l111n adopted PEaHAPS a m o re ap propnale way would be to re· qwre ~slat1ve r atification of regulallons before they could become effec tive . Bul Boatwn&bt says the legislators aren't r eady to ass ume that burden a_nd that his measure wtll insure that the worst or the reguJations t'&n be blocked by leewatiye actioo. Although, unfortunately the mea1w-e doesn't attempt to alter the power or the courts to .. JucUcally enact laW'S ," a trend wbkb bas been notably increas· Ing in recent years, It ls a good and lone overdue step in the ri&ht direction. A Candidate Must Keep Up With the Tllnes "Gosh. I wtsh you wouldn't take your loss in Iowa 10 hard, Ronnie, old man.·· "Old man? Who's a n old man, John?" ''Plea1e, Ron.n.le baby. put down that cane. It's just 11n ex pre!l · 1loo. Speak· ln1 aa your cam palfn manacer, Im 1ure the fact . LbaL you'll be 69 next week had very llUlt to do wtth 0001'1• 8ulb whipplnl )'OU. After all, you're only u old u you t~." "That'• right, John, and u I keep tellln, the pres•, I feel Juat as aood u dld 15 years a10." ··Keep tt up Roo.nle. It meana you feel a year younaer than Oeor1e Bu.ah. And he certainly looks fit But about Urnt t'nne .. ·•For the lut time. 1t'!l not arthrlU.. I almply reinjured th.at trick knee I got playin1 football ror Knute Rockne. I lhlD.k it hap- pened while I wu disco d,ancina with Nancy at 2 a .m . the other nl1bt. They were playina our sonc. 'HolBodles.' and. • " "'Vee, that'• what I told lhe pren, Ronnie. But l tbouabt your eona wu •Avalon'.'' '"THAT WAS two campalcns a10, John. A man has to keep up with the tlro•. That 'a why I 111ten to my lar1e collecUon or Mlke Ja1c•r record• every chance I aet." "That'• Mfalr Jall(er, Ronnie Pleaae set th.at atral&ht. And the next tJme they ask you to com· pare bJm to Blond.le. don't aay you've loved her and Daawood for yean." "You mean u ying l'vo read Blondie ror years make'i mt' sound oJd., .. "NEVER MIND. Let's diacusa your lhowtn, up for the preu conference th.ll momlng ln that oraoae veJoo.r joq1n& swt. . • " ··t tbou.aht you wanted me to project an lma1• of vtaoroua pbyalcal act.Mty. John." ·' l do. But the cane k1.od of took tho qe oft It. l think you 'd better go bock to the designer Jons and the Gucci loafers without sock.a " "No socks! f know all the awlnliOR young bachelors dress • that way , but the very thought or campaiplnc ln New Hampshire Quotes ··A 1ood Mwtpaper. l aup- po•.e. la a natloo lalllin& to ltMlf." Arthur MUler, ploJl'°"'ON l ________ ... without socks gives mo cold teet. And lbal'soo1oke.John." "NO, rrs NOT, Ronnie. And anoUM!r thins. I tllln.k maybe you ou1bt to qwt compartn1 your a ee to that of other world leaden.•• ··vou mean my poinlln1 out to lbe preaa that I wu younger tban even a nrebrand Uke the ayatollah didn't help?" .. Well. l Ulink it would have ione over ootter tr he hadn't been in the hospital sufferin1 . from u heart ailment and com plete exhaustion. or course. if you want people to identify you with the youth movement, thc!re ls one aUttn~ way. "What's that, J ohn? I'd do a nything to uem youoaer. .. Well, you could come out ln favor of aboU1bln1 the draft forever." "Not THAT young, damn It' B e oft o r l 'll kick you downatalrw." Orange Coast C:D ITI ON Your .•ometow• Dally NewHpaper • I * * I VOL 73, NO . ~2. 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES t t Catelaing Her Breath ls Polly B\. all of Co!) la Mesa expressing the thrill of v1r tory. or th(• agon y of defeat ? Polly was a participant m an unusual l'VCnt Sunday. When it was over. it was ;:l1f f 1cull to distinguis h the wmners from the losers To fmd out what it was all about. tum to Page A3. I I Cop in Right Place; Store Heist Foiled A Santa Ana police sergeant \ 10akU1a a l"OUtine traffic ~ I ~ l.n froat. ol a CQ&La .._. convenience •t.oY• looked up when he heard a crash ~ and ctrrested two m en who aUecedJy wert~ trying to hold up the stor e. officers ~aid today In Co.,ta M<'~a cit) Jail to<l::iy on s us piC'ion of robbery wcr(• M ark Bnan Vl'r Bryck, 21, or 1 2!'11 1 W Sunflowl'r A vc· . Santa 1 An:A . and Jay Edward 1-'lctcht·r. 2 . street address unknown , ~anl;;i ! Ana. police sa id Both were he ld 1 in heuof$10.000 bail l'ollc·l• said th1· m c1dcnt Ol' currt.>d at 11 10 p m Sund<1v at the U-Tote m Markel at 11'18 Sunnower Ave., on tbe Costa Mn•Sen._. Ana city limits. They sald two men entered the market and attempted to over· power the male clerk. In the ensuing struggle, the cash reg- )ster and some news racks were knocked over Santa Anu police Sgt Preston M Mor an h ad pulled over u motorist in front of the '>tore and. alertt·d by the nmsc. mad1· the Jrrcs t . orf1ccrs ~CJi d Tht· :.u:.pt'<'l!'. \.\c•rc· turn<•d oH·r 10 ('o~t a Me:.<1 pohtt• 1<1·pur1 .... d1rln t 1111!11 111 '' lll'llll'r 01 r111t lht· molori~I v..1~ ).!1\1•11 lht•l11·k1 I t Bandit Hits Mesa Bank/or $1,074 . A man who claimed to havt· a g un escaped Wlth SI ,074 from a Costa Mesa bank at 10 JO a m today, police said. They said the man walked into Califom1a Federal Savings at 2700 Harbor Blvd . and gave the female teller a note saying he had a gun. No weapon was di!>· played. officers said Whe n h e was hande d the m o ney, they said. the bandit w alked out of the bank. No veh.i· lEI' A.D SITTER i WORK FOR YOV t .. The DaHy Pilot's Ad Sitter I service is really super. ''l received great respon:;e f from my classified ad. and the Ad Sitter 24·hour answering t service freed m e from having to lst ay home and a nswer the phone." That's the advertising success stor y of the ma n who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot. '79 R3bb•I Dresel 2 dr S2500 cas h & pay bulunct' xxx ·xxxx Ad Sitter txu. 74 hrs If you want super response from your ad but don't want to lit by lhe phone, Jet the Dally Pilot classified services work ror you. Call 642-5678. Athletics to End COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP> - The Cleveland Board of Educ•· tton may cut all school athletics from ltl ban.bones budgu\ this • fall , board pr,ealdent John ' GaUaaher•~•· ~· • .... ~ ... __ :.a ch~ was sel'n The man 1s dt>scri bed a:; hav mg h ght brown shoulder·length hair. s t andrng fi ve feet n111t• inches tall. weighing 165-170 pounds He as believed to be 10 his late 30s and wore a g reen plaid Jacket. police said Huntington Man Shot at Mesa Party A Huntington Beach m an was in satis factor y condition at Costa Mesa Memon a l Hospital today after being s hot in the chest during a Saturday night party in Cosla Mesa, officials s aid Police s aid Donald Gordon Brown. 31. of 16191 Ganges Lane. may have been saved from death by a door that blunt- ed the force of the bullet. The y said Mark Wayne Holloman, 19, or 2245 Canyon Drive. Costa Mesa, was being held In lieu of $10,000 ball on sus- picion of assault witb a deadly weapon a nd dlachargln' a firearm int.o an inhabited build· log. Police saJd the shootlne OC· curred at about 11:30 p.m. al 1022 W. WlllOll St., where 80 to 40 people were attend.Ins a party al a home. They uld Holloman, whom witnesses 18.id had been outted after he annoyed a fem1le party goer, alle1edly r eturned with a 38-callber revolver and fired 11bout h1lf a dozen shot.a al tbe house . .... ·- • C Fl FTEEN CENTS / 1 i Shah De1nand Nixed? 1 Irani.an President Sees Hostages Out Soon By The Aaaoclated Presa Iranian President A bolhass an Bani-Sadr was quoted today by a French newspaper as s aying his gove rnm e nt n o lo nge r d e · manded extradition of the de posed shah before the release of the AmeraC'an hostages now 1n their lOOth da~ of capt1v1ty He s aid the· rt•leasl' could come "perhaps evt.'O 111 the coming dii)S " But P ars. tht• official Iranian nt>ws a~\·nc:-.. s • .ud he was m1~ quoted in thl' 1nterv1ew an the Fren<'h nt:wsµaper Le Monde. "'1thout saying wh<.1t the a lleged misquote was Jt did n CJ t elaboratt.' Masses of l ranaans turn~ out Air Crash Vic ti~ Not Krwwn \ m:1n <t11d \\Om:.in \\ho dll'<l in .t f1en ,11 rcraf1 (•rash FndJ' fol lo"' 1ng a rn 1d :11r <·ol l1-.wn 11\ l'r Jo-:1 S<.>f;!undo -.ttll h.t\'l' not lH.·1·n po-.1UH·ly 1tfrnt1hNt Los ,\ngelt•:, authont1t•s lt'n t..1\1\.ely h<.rd 1clt.'ntiflt:d tht• cOU1Jl1· as J ack ~md Sandy Murphy of JI unttnJ,rton Beach but the Los AnJ.!ele~ Coroncr·s offace \.\111 not verify thl.' information. "Then~ is nothing this officl.' 1s giving out on them, .. said a cor one r 's 111vest1gator this morning. A coroner's deputy said hjs or· ganizat1on is working with badly charred remains and is s till at te m ptinl( to locate dental re<' ord s and o the r x -rays t o \.'st a blii-h 1ucnttricat10n He said only that one \•1ct1m was a man. the other a woman. Three persons. Including the couple tenlJltively Identified as the Mu.rphys, died when a Piper Cherokee PA28 CSJUJded nearly head -on with a Ces!ina 175 pilot· t>d by Bruc1: Le ighton. 27. of No rt hridge The Piper aircraft. shorn or :J wing. spun tn the t:arth. <·ruptini.: rn flame• offlc·1<Jls <,;,irc1 l.1'1ghton -. C1•:-s n .1 c·ra.,.h1·rl 11n1• half milt• <t\\.av al an nfft<•t• 1·onstrtrC'l111n •.iii• \.\h l'r t• "l'- \\orkm1·ri \\1'11• tll)llll'd \ -.nol,,1·,111.tll f111 !ht• F \ \ .... 111J t ht• P11wr p1 l11t \\a-. t·n 111u1 t to\ 1-. 11fr1t·n<b11r n•la\1\0\'~ in ';,in Jo ... 1• I hc• 'mall .11rl'l .Jll 11"'1wd O\ Brr;tn ll;tnr:ttl\ or < 11-.tu M<'~a t\,1(1 he1•n lc·a·..,t·d IJ\ /\v1<:1twn l 11l1m1tect .it llt1nl 1ngl!1fl Ht•al'h·, ~h·arlo\\.l.irk i\1rp11rt to lh< C'oup)I' \\ho d1<·<l 1n tht• crao.,h lfj'r C-ot11·r. 1\\ 1allon l"nlim1t t•d pr1• ... lflc•nt. n·fu,c·" to ch-;ru..,., t ht• n•nt al agn•1.•mt•nt or "hctht·r or not ;1 rh~ht plan \.\as !1h·d ILrnratty. ml'anv. hilt· report 1·rl ht• kni'"., no th 1 ni.: of the inr r clt•nt anrl"" a\.\a1t1nJ.( 1nforrnat11111 to filt· 1nsur<1nce da1m'> on hlo., tot ally dt•molt~ht'.d aircraft Con Burned; Lawman Held DAI.LAS !AP> A Dallas County deputy sheriff has been a ccused of burning a prisoner's chest. tups. a rms and genitals by hosing him down with scald· ing water . Dale Palle tt. :n. was ar raigned Friday on a <'harge of abus ing a n inmut~. a second degree felony m a steady rain to celebrate tbe first anniversary of the Islamic revolution with a victory parade through Tehran. The c rush was so great that s cores of persons were injured and a grandstand collapsed, the state radlo said Re lease for the hostages could com e 1( the US government acknowledged its past "cnmes · m Iran and recogm ted h is gov e rnment's "right to obtain tbe t•xtradition of the shah and the rest1tutJon of has fortune," Bam Sadr was quoted as saying b) t ht> Frenc h n e ws pape r . Le Monde "IC they admit this fact, 11 \.\Ould help us to free the· h ostages 1n a ~hort ti m e. pe rhaps C\'Cn in the coming days" Asked tf the hos tages in the an terim might be removed from the guard of the Islamic mill tants and entrusled to lraruan 0Hic1als, Bani-Sadr was quoted as saymg "It 1.!t <:1 possib1ltty I envisage for the coming days · But he had not yet received perm1ss1o n from the Revolu t1onary Council he heads. tht' ne"' s paper said Bani Sadr <,atd h e h;id rl' c·e1 ved <.'Ounci I appruv a I for h1!-> proposal that c1 tnbunal to in vest1gatc· C S actions m I ran t)(' combmt.'d '"'th an mternatlOndl tomm1ss1on t11 1nvestu~ate thl' ~hJh 's rule . thl• nt•w<,papc·r '>old I~ IR \:-0.. Pa~!' \21 Coast Panel Urges Bolsa Chica Access ,\ n•-.olut1on urging a<·<'l''~ th HohJ Chica waterv.<i\.., for rt 1·r1•Jt11>nal bo,1t1ng h<i~ 1.1<.'t.'n p.ts,l·d 11nan1mot1!'>1\ h~ lht· Hoard of D1rt'<'lOr'> uf lhl' llrJnfo(l' l ounl\ l'o.i-.t ,\~:.ot·1..1t11m Tlw· rl'!->olut1nn. <idopli:tl l'n d,1\ Jl thl• Ward':. JOnU<tl 1n i-t..illat10n clmnt·r at lht· ln ·1n1· l'0<.1'>\ Country C luh in N1.•wport Hl'al·h. till'' lhl' nl'cd for mon· publlt baths i.!Od l <1unch1ng focr lille:. and th(• bt>n1.•ficwl t•f [l'Cl!. of add1ttonal tidal flov. on "atl'r quality tn no Isa Chica The document urge:. support by both state and county of h c1a ls A rch.itect Wilham P Ficker was ins talled Friday as the ~roup's new president. replacing outgoang president Robert Ctif· ford. pres1dt'nt or J\ir ('ahfom1a Costa M esa \'1<'c Mayor Arlene Schafer anstalled the new officebolders. while former sta~ Sen. Dennis Carpenter served as master of ceremonies . Guest speaker M. Roy Knauft, admirustrative assistant to Rep W i lliam D annt'meycr . R Oran~e. spoke on the peripher al <'a n a l and ats m euning for Orange County 01 her offi rn-. mst a llc·cl wen· ................... INSTA& I fD AS PAESIDEHT An:Htect F1cbr K~nneth Fowler a nd R I .. Cuba" Mom!>. \'IC't' pr('~1dento., .JaC'k Fet•han . trl·.10.,urc·r ..101! lfolph K1'>t•r 't'<'rC'l.tr\ Tideland Fees Due For Harbor Island 8)' DEWRES BROOKS IRWIN CM lho O.ally 1'1i.t \1.aff Some of O r a nge Count~·.., richest c1tuens soon may b1• paying an t'xtr avagant extra h•l· fo r h"ing on Newpon 's llarbor l ~land That's because many of thl' t•xclu .... v(' properties that dot tht> tin) island are built over pubhc t1dt'land-; And a lthough Orang(' County ofhc1als last week cx<'mpted 150 Suns('t Beach ho meowners from penallles for s1m1lar en<'roach ments, the Harbor Island res1 dents hkely won't be as luc ky The problem really began around the tum of the century. whe n Orange Coast's p1oncenng families began settlin g, first in S unset Be a c h , a nd la ter. NewPort Harbor And some of lhe 140 re sidents came up with evidence that im p rovements h a d been buHt before \ht! county took over the land tn 1943 Their claim of pnor rights lo the land was accepted by county 0H1<'ials \.\ho !'>:11d 11 v. ould 1>4 too ex~·ns1\ l' to Ir'.\ tn d(•c1dc· "h1C'h 1mpm' t•ml•nt:-. "'1·n· built bt>forel943andv.h1t'hjn•n t So the <'Ounl y r!'>~U<•d :1 hlar1kt•t pl·rm1t l~L .... ·<'l'I, ,dh1v.1n.: th" 1mpro\1,•m\•nt:. lo -.1,1nd T h l' S u n ... t ' t B I' a t• h r t' -. rdl•nres :Jrt• on public lw.H·h I.inti v.htl'h 1s rult:d by ... 1;.itt• rccrc•<J t1onal codt~ Hut Nt'"'l><1rt llarbor I" gO\ e rnt•d by h ar ... h tidelands law!'. v. h1<'h don 't allow for prmr rights claim:.. Jcns1.•n s:ud In add1t10n. tht.• enc roach mt•nts on Harbor lslJnd an• more s ubst antial than !i.(•aw;,il l!. In many case:. s w1mm111g pools. gardens or parts or homes a rt• built on tide la nds. he s aid "It's a classic story of tl)e old. o ld selllem<•nts ... said Eric Jessen. <'ounty Environmental Management Agency official "Life was more informal at the tum of the century JnSJX'C· tor s were more concerned with the s tructural intei;crit v of the <See F EE, Pa~e AZ> Body Found in Valut Infant 'Forgotten' in Funeral Home? FREDERICKSBURG . V~. CAP> -Police are baffled about the discovery or the body of an infant, unldentlfled a nd ap. pa rently dead for many years. r ou nd I n a va ult at a Fredericksburg funeral home. · 'Tbla ls such a i.trange thing that we really don't know what's going o n yet," said Capt. William Luell. Act..lne on a Up, police round the body, clad in a white shroud, In a vault ln the chapel of the Wheeler and Thom1>1on 'P'uneraJ Home about 8 p.m. last Friday. Em ployee!J told police they had not known the body waa t.her. Police not only don't know the .... infant's identity. they have no idea how long the infant has been dead or why it was never buried. The body will be sent to lhe state medical examiner's office in Richmond for an autopsy to try to determine, lf poaatble. how and when the Infant died. Police will 11.lo co throuah the funeral home's records next week for clues to the cbUd'a ldenUty. Rumors of the ex.l1tence ot an unclaimed and unldentltled body at Wheeler and Tbompeoa bad been dttulaUna ln the city. Several houra before pollct aearched the vault, two re. porters talked' with Wheeler 1'. ThomP90n. a co.owner of the funeral home. and showed him photographs purportedly ta.ken of the vault and the body. Thompson denied the rumor and wouldn't let the reporten ln· s pect the vault or allow employees to open lt. He said the vaulta poaibly hadn't been used aince be took over tbe business from h1I father 20 years a.io. Oavid Patketl of th o Weatmoreland News took the story and photographs to poUce. who went to the funeral home and 1ot pennluion to open the vault. ' America Warn.ed By Israel .J 1-.lll :-, \I f.:\l \I'• 1'11111• 'rf 1111~tt•1 \l•·n.11 h1 111 flq 1r1 111111 1h1· I nil• ti "'·"' 1111! t\ 111.il hr .11'1 v.111 r1111 1>1 .1«nf11·1·d tr1 :1 pt>llt'\ uf .q1rw.1"·m1·11I ltl';.,,Jl'd th1· \r.Jt,... "n th1 l'Jfl•,11n1Jn '' "u1• In lt·I \\I\ J bomb hit•\.\ up JI J 1 rov.1ft•d 'uliurb:rn IJu ... !->llJp, 1n~ur1n).! 1., pl r ,on-.. authorrlrl·-. .... .nd H 1· ~· 1 n .., JI 1 ,1 I. 1 n ~ l 11 t h 1• i\mertC'an Je\.\1-.h !'Qm m1lll'l'. -.aid that 1-.r;wl \\ould makt• n<J more conc-C'.,swn' to t•n('OUr<lRl' l'ale~un1 ans to Jlltn t alk~ for JUlonomy 1n hrat>ll occup11:d te rn tones In 1:1 news p aper 1ntc r v1t•w publas ht'd 1n Cairo todc1 y Orff'n.c;t> Man1,11•r f:7.,r W<•11mJn v. a~ quotl:'d ·" -.pt•a kin ~ out i.tron~I~ 111 fJ\or of< 11 1·\1~lt·n~1· "'·1th tht! 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'" :--..·1 rt'l.tr. 11! ...,t.11• (', ru• \ .1t1t t' th.ii a 11• ... 11lul11111 11f lht• f'.il1· ... 11111.i11 prol1)1 ni \\t1uld lioo ... 1 \ml'rw.rn tnfli11·1111• \\rlh \ln-.lt•lll .111tl \1.111 .... 1.111 ...... 111d t ,t'>t' lht• "'1 1,rl t'L!ll pt .... 1111111 .1~.110 ... 1 !'>;l\ 1•'1 .11h .1111'1"' lfl lh1 \l 1ddh• E.N Killer Conf es~~~ LIVE OAK. f''la 1A£•1 - Theodore R B undL thl• hand:-.om(• ktllt'r "'ho faces a third death sentence. <Jdmilted la~t spnnJ! to three m urders but ruin\•ll h1~ ('hancc to avoid thl' t•leC'tn<· chair by trying to outwit µr<>St.•cu tor:. ;i '>tall' attorney .,ay:. Ora°"jj Cnasl ...,,..... .. L_ .... d \\eacher Mostly s unny Tul'sda). with in c re as 1n ~ hi gh c loudiness Tuesday after· noon Some fog and low clouds along the coast latt• ton 1 g ht and Tuesday morning. Slightly coole r. Lo ws tonight 45 at lht• beaches and 52 inla nd Hig hs Tuesdny 65 along the coast and 72 inland INSIDIE TODAY Cavil right~ leadt'n 1n Pittsburgh $0Y they fear the v1chms o/ et'onomic troublu Wiii ht-block& and women os th11 Kt' Klu.r Klan~& in on a "pnmt' target " (Story, Page A7 > C't a .,., A4 "' .. ., .. IU ., .,, A4 t OMIY ............. ..,._.,,._ SUPPOSE THEY OAVE AN ANTI·DRAFT DEMONSTRATION AT UC IRV1NE ANO NOBODY CAME? That Waa Jua1 AboU1 the C.H Earty In th• Day, But Organizer• Hoped for Up to 2,000 Student• Later -------- Oiavez Sees Fight Continuing CALEXIC O (AP ) Tht' leader of the United Fa r m Workers of America has mu ked the first annivers ary or the slay ing of a field worke r by urging U PW backe r s to re dedic ate themselves to the "long s trug· gle'' for better working cond1 lions in the Imperial Valley UFW President Cesar Chavez m ade hls plea Sunday during a m e moria l ser vice for Rufino Contre r as, the 26 year-o ld w o rke r s hot to d ea th three weeks afte r the first s t rike hegan on J an. 19, 1979 Con· tre ras was k11lt!d wh(•n he and a gro up of slrikc ri. entere d a Ca lifonua lettuce field to d1:-. <'<1Ur<1ge strike breakers Calhng Co ntn•ras "a martyr · for the 18 yt•ar old unum 's move• ment, Chavt·z told a c·rowil es t 1 m atcd at 1.200 m th.., borckr t own that <.:ontn·ras rt•mmns ;i s ymhol "fur ltw :-.lruggle of just IN' " Chavez. 52, 1nda·atcd lht• let tuce slnke. now 13 month!:> old, could match an length the f1v<· year stnke staged by the UFW 10 t he (•ar ly 1970s a J{ainst a Northe rn <.:all fo rn1 a wine pro ducer Arter the memorial service, Cha vez joined the crowd in a 2'h-m i l e mar c h t hro u g h d o wnto wn Calexico to Con t reras' g r ave A y t•a r ago, Chavez and Califomu1 Gov Ed mund G. Brown Jr wr·n: <1mr1ng 7.000 peo 1;lc a1t1·nd1ng ('on ln ·ras' runt•ral M urdt'r ch:irgt'.., Jl-:Jln'>t lhrt·t' ,.mpl<JYl't'!:> of Mario Sa1khon I n c· . at who.., l' fa r m n t• ;.e r llolt ville tht-shooting occ·urrcrl, have been d1sm1ssed hy an t-:1 Centro Mw11e1pal Court JUd~e Miller Aide Named Chief For Campaign Chns Loumak1s. chief alde to Orange County S upe rvisor Edison Miller, will lake a leave of absence e ffective Friday to m a na ge Miller 's campaign Miller has filed a letter or ID tent to run for the 70t.h Assembly seal that w as vacate d when Bruce Nest a nde decided lo ~h a llen ge M 1 Iler in the 3rd supe rvisorial dis trict Miller is expected to m ake a decision as to which office he will seek by March 7. the fili ng deadline for the super visorial eampa1gn Don Bu r d sall. a reti r ed Newport Beach police officer who 1s an executive assistant to M Iller, w\11 become M ille r'R staff coordina tor 1n L ou m akis' absence OAAHOE COAST DAILY PILOT ,,... 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HwnOMf,ltut\ fW•f P'I ttl1' H••• h 11 ... 11,.voiiurt f9ftphont (714)e.12 4321 CIHllffled Advertl91ng 642·!Ml7e Anti-draft Protest Draws Few at UCI Wi th foll-s1n~cr Ario Gult1nt•'s "Al itt"s Restaurant'' playing ov1•r a loudspl'akt'r . an anti draft rally at UC Irvi ne got off tu ;1 :.low start today II a rdly anyonl' showed up Hut organiZl'rs of lht• l'vt•nl . meant lo coincide with similar llt'm on s tra l10n :. a l o the r Uni versily of California cam puses ar ound tltl' state, said thcy hope d anywhe re from 200 to 2,000 students would attend the rally later in the day. M o r e th a n 20 s p ea k e r s representing vanous organiza lions we re lo deliver s peeches an the school's cam pus park Groups at the demonstration wt'rc to include U}t' Gray Pan lhe r s. t he Ca m pa1gtl f or 'Like Dead Do Jo~conom1C· DPmoc·racv . th<' N<·w A m l' r I l' •• n M II v l' m I' n I . t h I. l.1 b1•rtar1an J>artv and tht• Al JianCt• lor S11rv1v:.i·1 Urganm .•rs of the rally !>tllll thC'y askC'd proft•<.,sors to eant(·I c.·las~c.., so studt•nts could attC'n<I A ... pokl'S\.\Omi.ln fo r the A:-. sociatcd Students su1d 15 pro fossors had t·ons<'ntc·d lo that r1· ljUl''ot Tht• rally was hcmg sponsored b y the• Ant i W Jr Organ17.1ng l.t•agUl' T hl• "JlOkt•o.;1Aoman :,::t1d ~JO\ plun'> for f111un· ll1•m1111strat111n·._ "o uld hmiw on tht· 'oUt'tt'!>'> 11f todav·.., 1·vt•nt Stucfrnl.., an· Jlntl<'..,t1ng pro posed re1mpos1tion or m ilitary draft rcg1st rat1on ' Girl's Body Le/ t Amid Pa:ssing Cars MA NASSAS. Va. <AP' -A 12-year-old Vietnamese girl re· turning home from an ~llah class was struck by two veb.icles and killed, and other cars drove around her body "like there was a dead dog in the middle or the sln·el ... a witness ~ays Police arc sea rching fo r a tw1 gP van and a dark ~ray com 11..i<·t car m lhe h1l and run death of Tr.in 1.y lloa Sitt• wa ... on ht·r wuy homt• rrom ..,<·hool at 7 p m lust Thurs rlJ 'i \.\Ith about 10 Vietnamese d1;ldrcn and adult~. including hf'r mothe r and 11 year-old hrother llo~ stepped off a c urb 1n front of the school a nd was hit by a van , fl>lke said. Apparently not seriously hurt, she was crawling to the side or the road when a car ran over her and dragged her 50 feet . Mary ti a y. an interpreter s aid she was told by the girl's mothe r Bob Cole. a resident of the su.bd1v1s1on in Prince Wilham County where the accident oc- curred, said he he ard a thud and then screa ming. "I saw the second car nm over the kid. and I realized what ha d ha ppened." he said. "It didn 't sc•em lo be: ~omg ra!>t Thert' wen· no brake'> or anylhmg ft drove ovt•r both hf'r leg., ·-..:11 ont· v.ould slo11 Tv.-o car.., drove• around hcr They act('d likt· then· "'a" ;1 d1·;11f dog m th" m11tdh: of tht• sln•t•I I a lmost put my f1sl through th<· door or a car t rying to ~et someone to stop " Hoa was pronounced dead e1t Prince William Hospital A second-g rader ul West Gate Ele me nta ry School, she had moved' to the arP;i about four months ago Hoa 's mother was "so upset she couldn 't t .-en cr y," Mrs. Hay said Residents of the s ubd1v1s1on said the Intersection whe re the girl was s truck Is poorly lighted and heavily traveled From Pfafl'! A J FEE FOR TIDELANDS. • • buildings than whether they we.r e within certain property Imes " St a t e Lands Comm 1ss1on representatives. however , were not so informal, a nd in 1977 or dered Orange County officials to d o s omething a bo ut the 200 properties from Sunset Beach to Dana Point that we re ed ging onto public beaches. Such encroachment violated state park and tidelands laws, Je nsen said. Most of the encroachments m Sunset Beach and other south coa ~t areas we re r elatively m inor , rons isting or seawa lls, patios or landscaping that ex tended onto public beach . So county o N ic i a ls a r t> searching ror an a ppraise r to Sf'l a lair market value on the land And when that value 1s de• c1ded. the owne r s of the 30 homes affected will eithe r hav•· to rent the public land from tht> county. or tear down whatever improvements stand on the land. Jessen said ··we are working very closely with the homeowners, we're not just riding roughshod," Jessen ~ai d "We know the values are go mg to come In ver y hiJ.th But th(• state won't let ui; not do 11 " Mesan Said Linked To Many Burglaries A Costa Mesa m an, a rrested last week in connection wllh an aborted Costa Mesa burglary, may be linked to more than half a dozen othe r break-ins during the past month In Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Huntington Beach, police reported today. Sgt. William Bechte l said Daniel Edmond Hom e, 26, of 2111 Virginia Ave ., wu being held in lit•u of $10,000 ball on 1iusplclon or burglary two intruders T he woma n. 1de nl1f1 ed a:. Rebecca Ann SltlgC'nba uer , 2S. of Ohio was arrested in connec lion with that burlgary but doesn't face char:Jel In the othe rs, Bechtel said He 1rnld Home. who was belna l'IOuJ(ht prior to the latest break In, 1s hel1eved connected to a numbt'r of burRlarle11 . mostly at pr ivntc honws. One thelt Involved o $20,000 Newtx>rt Beach coin collection. Bechtel aald, ond another netted $15,000 ln allver from a Mesa Verde home. About $12,000 In ellver from that theft ha1 been Two Jailed In County Job Fraud A Fountain Valley woman and a Ne wpotl Beach m an have bt•cn sentencl•d l!J Orangt· Coun ty J <11I for runnmK a pnvatc· hus1ne !:>S wh1 lc t h e y ... 1mult a n eo u s l y accept ed payc hl·ck~ for Orange Count} JObS Orange County court record'> s how that thl' couple pleaded no con test lo lht• m1s dt'nu·annr fraud cha ri.:cs und will -.cn-'t- lhc1r senlcnct''> on weekend.., Mar} Lou llarris(Jn , 37 . ()( 10061 San Ju;in Court, Fountain \' .d It•). and Walter f'nor. 51. <if 223 Orange Sl . Newport Ht•<t<'h \.\t·n • ... cnll'nct•d by Mun1 c1JJJI Court Judge Edward Laird lo 11 1 • .ind six duy.., 1n rail rt.''>l>l'C'l1\1 I\ 1-;.it•h was g1 ven 1·rt·d1t for '" <• 11.J~.., ;iln•ady ..,,.rvt·d t1nd plJ<'cd on informal pruh11t1on r> l' p u l y D 1 s l ri c r At l 1H n 1•' IJonald lhinier Silld lhl· c-0111111· lw th worked ui. $1.200·a ·month roll ect1on oHicers 1n the cuunt) Aud1lor-Controller's offi ce However . they '>Cl up shop in Ma r ch l97K a s <in ('\1ct1<J n -.en·1t·c· oul of M!:> llarnson·.., r'ountam Va lley home The two continued to accept payche.:ka for their duties or COi- le c ling overpay ments rrom we lfare recipients while they earned on tfte1r cv1ct1on bus 1 ni·o.;s , llJmcr ~aul ln\1•st1~<1t ors "ho tral11·rl Prior J.nd Mo.; Harnsun !lunn.: ,, 1·11unt\ v.-or k duy '>aid t ht· coup It ldt thl' offlcl' in '>t•parat(• c·ar ... but met al :i prt' des1Rnu ted ~t to conduct lhc pnvale busin~s The business, "l'rompl Evll' t1on Service." was set up to han d i e pr o blt•m l c n a nl'o f or la ndlords, Darner !>lild In vesliRators traced mo re than 711 cases filed by the company in Orange and Los Anl{e les cout\ ties Ms . llarrison's and Pnor's superiors were l ipped off lei thf' co uple's acti vi ti es by an anonymous letter. Ba rne r said Prior had worked as a county collectJon offi cer s ince 1971 end Ms Ham son was hired 1n 197r. Bo th e mployees we r e d•" cha rRed from their JOb'i at lht• C'IOSt' of lh{• 10\eSllf(llllOn, of hc·1als <.,a1d Hom e and a female compan· lon were arrested Thurad1y afte r Saddleback Hlih School te acher Donald Dean Barr, "4, returned to h.i" Costa Me•I home during the day and surprised recovered, he said. .. . .. . . . ' ...... , • ~--JUST BRE.4KJNC--.........t ~ ~ /rom Codaf'• uiorW tMd _,...., INtof drotlopmnt•. IOC Pondering Moscow Issue LA.KE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) -Tbe 1.ntm1aUooal Olymple CommiUee today privately debates what to do about the Moscow Summer Games, wttb a few members W'&lnl a ltal1 over the U.S. reqoeet for a cbanp ol venue. Meanwhile, a TaJw&DeM athlete'• bid to eomptt.e u a represeot.ative of the Republic ot Ch1oa la 1olq before a atat.e appeals court. More than 70 of the IOC'1 • memben were espeeted ror the aeaalon at which U .. S. Olympic Committee Prelldent Robert Kane and Eucutive l>tnctot' Col. F . Donald Miller .,aJn were to present the American pollUoo on tbe MOllCOw Games. 3 N.uu 8etat~fl COLOGNE, West Germany (AP) -A West German court today aentmced three former Nui S.S. members to prtaoo for aaslating in the mus murder ot more than 70,000 French Jews during World War 11. The most prominent defendant, 70-year-old Kurt Lilebka, former Paris chief of the Geltapo, wu sentenced to 10 years. Liscb.ka wu bead of German police ln the re&iOft of the French capital during the Nui occupatioo. Herbert Hagen, 66, niclm.amed The Butcher of Pam by bis accusers, was aeot.enced to U years. H.,en, Gestapo chief along the French Atlantic cout from lttO to 1.M2, la an executive in a north German industrial firm. Ernst Hetnrichaobn, 88, Llahlta's assistant ln Paris, wu sentenced to alx yean. Helnrichsobn. mayor ot the small Bavarian town of Buerptadt, announced bis resignation atwr the verdict wu revealed. 1Jwee •lk Lftlll ~rt~fl HARRISBURG. Pa. (Aff> -~ int.emal leak of radioactivity occurred at the crippled Three Mlle Island nuclear plant today, but a spokesman for the owners said it apparently did not result in releases outside the facility. ··1 understand it came from a pump within the auxiliary building," said Ken McKee, a spokesman for General Public Ulllities. The auxiliary building adjoins the plant's containment building, wh.icb houses ill severely damaged reactor. Geld Lftl1u 01'er 87M LON~N <AP> -Gold prices shot up over the $700 mark in Europe this morning. The dollar dlpped on m ost foreign ex-chanRes At closing. Rold was selling at $713 60 an ounce an Zunch The met.al closed at $711 1.11 London. In flon~ Kong, gold rose$20 57 toclos.eatsm6 22today. f'retaP~AI IRAN HOST AGES . • • It quott-"J him JS sayin~ that pro- llO..,<JI "a.'-no" ~·forc Ayatollah Huhollah Khomt·tn1 and that h<'. Bani Sadr. hoped for a rc:;ponM· m t \loO days ... Th<' 1delll for an mlt·rnationa l comm1s:.1on WlllS propo~C'd by N Secretary <;l·nt·r;.el Kurt Waldheim Bani-Sadr also gave an ind.lea· lion how be micbl then attempt to press a compromise eolutian on the mlHtanta bolclins the hostages. "In the case of a d1verRence of views . I would eventually go to the U S Em Brezhnev Woos lra11 ~t o:-.cow t Al'I So '1t•t l'n·~tdt>nt l..conid I Hrezhnt>v has sent a n of f1e1al message stresginR l hC' Kremlin's desirt-for · · ~ood neighbor ly r el a t1ons" wtth Iran. Moscow Had10 reported Sunday It said lhe message had bl•e n sent to Iranian lt•ader AyatoUah Rubollah Khomeini to mart the rint anni versary of the victory of the Iranian re volution Khometru returned to Iran from years 1n exile in February 1979 s hortly a ft e r d e pos ed Shah Moha mmad Reza Pahlavi left the country • ••• • ..... • •• ba!i sy tn c·onvmc<• them 10 fall in line with my v11•w.' · he was quot (•d a ... sa) 1n~ Since the cn s is bC'J!a n. the Ira nian governme nt and the mill tanu have demaooed e xtradl t1on nf tht• deposed shah bcfor•· the: rcle~ of the Americans. In • mesaa1e read to lhe Tebraa crowd, whlc:b Tehl'e:n radlo ..Umaled at a m.UUon pe~. Khometn1 did not men- tion the hostage situation but said Iran's struRgle must coo t1nu4' aRa1nsl thl· l 'nited Stale-. th1 .., n.ithlt>,., ~·orld devourer .. Jl Ul ht--.a1d JftCr ( r dn ended 11"' poht1cal, mili tary t>conom11 and cultural dcpcndencc on Amen ca, "wt> will estabhsh or dma ry re lations with Amenc;r JUSl as Y.llh other countrie:.." 111 said I srae l . "a ba'o l' rr>r Ame n ('a ... must be destroved Tehran radio sa id roads lead JOR to the parade route were filled with people as far as the C'ye rould sec. Many we re chant 1nR · "Allah·o Akhbar" Goo is i;treat and bumm~ incense. II said some were so excited lhey stormed i'1lO the line of march and the radio appealed for them to move back onto the sidewalk Baru-Sadr slOOd m for the ail ang Khomeitu on the official "" v1 e w1ng s tand in Te hran ¥ Freedom square. He was joined by Khomeini's son Ahmad and Palestine Uberation Orga.niza .. Uon ch.ief Vasser Arafat as the parade got under way, led by a contlncent from the military or. ricers' school. the radio s aid. ALSGARAGE !>6 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714 ) 644-7030 • • ,. II BUSINESS I STOCKS Monday'• 2 p.m. fEST) Pri NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS -8 .. Fears DUeo .. ted Late Retiremellt Of Little Impaei By JOHN CUNNIFF NEW YORK (AP> -When the mandat.oey retirement aee w,. railed to 70 yean from IS, eftecttve Jaa. I, 1'79, concern developed amon1 aome execvtlva that corporate mobility would be alowed. Th.al'a a considerable worry ln tome companies. one arillnl from the belier that U old·timera Unier ln lhe;poah Jobs al the top they'll clog up the advancement rout.es for youngeT executives with new ldeu. A bottleneck of that aort could have Immediate eome- quence. forcing innovative young men and women to leave, perhaps slowing productivity growth and weakenlna competitiveness So what, the late·reUrement ad· vocal.es said, at age 65 a worker often Is healthy. generally useful, and sometimes in need of the money thal goes with a Job He and she is not to be caat aside as all worn out There was power behind the move· ment Con.sumer representatives, self· appotnted, had learned how to get their way in Washington And the genatnc generation was grow1ng as a proportion of population CUNllll,.,. THE ARGUMENTS SOUNDED very logical and eminently fair, but they may not have served the need. This facet of "retirement revolution" s~ms to have become a fiule, or so the early reporu would indicate Workers continue to retire in their m1d-60s, regard.Jess of tbetr ngbt to continue on to 70. Retirement la as before The usual ntes of the event the watch, the luncheon, the ltltle check remam unscathed In resporues from 267 employers, the Bureau of Na t1o nal Affairs found only a firth had an increase an workers !>laying longer than before The law , said the bureau, a private business research organization, "had no or very little impact on the vas t maJonty of employers" TUE St.:RVEY WAS conducted last August. when the amendm('n! 111 thf' Age lJ1 \rnmmat1on in Employment Act wac; m fo1T1· h·~~ than a >•·ar. ~o the early rec;ults m1aht be somewh11t :1kt•w1•d Worke~ who years earlier had made the ir plans, for example, might have been unable to ehange But there may be posallve reasons too With Social s.>cunty indexed to reduce the impact of inflation, and with reta~ perr111tted to earn a bat more income than bdore. tht' financ ial terrors havt' been lessened Some• retir('~ have bef>n getting bagger checks than b<'fore. ndl JU.\\ an dollar terms but m buying power too The ron.sumer pnce index. for example. includes several percentage point.I> that m&.ny retirees do not tncur, es· P<'clally lltbeyown their houses outright. RETIREMENT ALSO HAS become more 1natitu- lJonalw!d. It l5 bardJy the haphazard experience it was 2S years ago. Rehremeot homes, community.supported gathering places, and travel, aporta and social events are part of the scene today. Future polls might N!Vlle these early Uod.lnp, but there does seem to be the sugaestlon that a1e ~ retire· ment. lD spite of the rhetoric, may be to the llltl.n& of re· Urees. If ao. tM worrles may have been ovent.ated Corporauoa5 needn't have womed ao much about lowered produ.cthity, youqer wortera needn't have wor- rted about their c~n bd.Q& aJowed, and some of tbe so- called public interest advocates needn't have worried so a bout the ret1reea. It's a Bore Garrw Unexciting LONDON <AP I An Jnsb engineer says he has invented whut may well be lh~ mo-'>l bonng game in the world oo purpose 'My game 11' dull. tedious and depressing " said 37 yt'ar-old Oena'i Murph) ·rt i.s dc~1gned to dnve playt•r.s n ght up lhe wall ' Murphy thinks th(' r<amc, callC<l "It's a Bore " hao; r ommt'rrral 1'QSS1b1lll1 t-S UnlJke games design~ to :.pur v:icC'ILt"ment and rompet1t1vt> sp1nt, Murphy's I!> aimed at giving hyJ>O('hondnacs something more to complain ahou\ Or making aut.o workers happier with their JOll!'I "[f t'\'Cry car workC'r had a 30 minute spell with the game before clocking on. they would be scream- ing to get at those producllon lines," he says Mack, UAW Reach Agreement ALLENTOWN, f'a. <Al'> Mack Trucks Inc. and the United Auto Worktors union reached a new three·year col lect1ve barguman.: a)(recment, according to a company spok~man Details of tht-pact, alfttttng about 10.000 employee2', were not revealf"d pendin$t ratJfication by each or the union local.!1 Involved, i.atd Donald R. Miller, bead of public af. fain at Mack. AccordiQR to MiJler, the contract was said to include ~•in1ficant improvement m wages, paid time off, penalorus, insurance and other fnnge benefits M3ck's contracu with the UAW include shop bargain· Ing unitJJ here and in nearby Macungie, Pa., Bridgewater, N J .• Hagerstown, Md .• and Hayward, Calif., Miller said. Gold, Silver Quotations By Tlte Auoclated Preas Selected world gold pricea today: ~: momlne ftdna $714.50, up '22.50; afternoon fl.tn1 $110.50, up $18.50. Pub: aflemooo furln11684.88, up $8.76. F'raakhlrt: $714. 50, up 123.5.1. Zutdl: bld $111.00, up $25.00; "718.00 asked. New Yon: Handy & Jlannan lat.e momln1 tno so, u;p $18.50. New York: Engelhard aeWn1 prt~ late momln1 f71.2.30, up SUI 50 New Von: En1elbard fabricated 1old late momins $737.23, up $19.20. * * * NEW YORK (AP) Hand.y & Hannan allv~r $38.500 New York En1elhard allver $38.JJ.5; fabricated *40 S21. 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