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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 19, 1980 .
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AIJortions for Poor
To Cost GDl'ernment
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·Brown Views Storlll Devastation
·Rain-closed
Roads Listed
Here was the list or major road closures at press time
today. AddiUooal heavy rains, however, could bring more
closinis.
-PMD'IC COA8'1' lllGllWAY: Froaa AweniU P\eo
to Palisllde Drive.
-CAMINO CAPIST&ANO: North from Avery
Parkway, open to local traffic only.
-DEL OBISPO SHEET: Reopened this morning.
Could reclose between Camino Capistrano and Selva Road.
-LAGUNA CANYON ROAD: From the San Diego
Freeway to Pacific Coast Highway.
-ORTEGA HIGHWAY: Reopened today.
-BACK BAY DRIVE: From San J oaquin Hills Road to
EastbluffDrive, Newport Beach.
-CANYONS: Brea Boulevard through Tonner
Canyon.
-COVE ROAD: 'Jn area of Dana Point Harbor.
-EL TORO ROAD: From Moulton Parkway to
Laguna Canyon Road.
-TRABUCO CANYON ROAD: Al Trabuco Creek.
-VIA CANYON: Partially closed near Camino
Capistrano.
-AMTRAK: Railroad closed two miles south or San
Clemente due to washed-0ut trestle.
.·Abortions for Poor
·To Cost Uncle Sam
WASHINGTON <Ai» -The
federal 1e>vemment must begin
paylng for most abortions for
poor women, the Supreme Court
said today.
Strike Still
\ On; Teachers
i Reject Offer
t . BJ PHIL 8NBJDEaMA.N
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Strlktn1 Fountain Valley
.t.eacben, meetJni tbia mornini
in ,....eucbed Wanllow Part.
overwWmtn1l7 rejeeted what
·Fouata.la ValJey Elementary
kbool Dlltriet Offlclala have
de1crtltld u tbelr "lut, beat
and ftMI'' CIUllUeetoffer.
T•¥ll•r Kathy Wrl1bt, a memler ol tbe ln1tructora' bert•' ' • t.eam, ·said the ~ wu • .._as for reJeeUoe ot tbe dlttrlet'1 offer and 17 for
Melf4 INS. a. llld odler teackn ,...
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The justices, by a 6-3 vote, re-
fused to block a federal judge's
order forcing the government to
pay for poor women's medically
necessary abortions. The high
court, however, did not rule on
the-merits of the case, but will
review it later.
U.S. District Judge John Doo-
ling in New York City lut month
struck down the ~alled Hyde
amendment, a congre11lonal
restriction oo Medicaid spendlq ror abortions. DoollbC laid the re1trldlon,
which makes money for abortlon
available ooly to women wboee
lives ce endan•ered by their
prepancl• and women who are
victims ot rape OI' lncest, la un·
eoutttmklul. ~ Mkl Medicaid money forall7 .....eary abor-
Uou mUlt be available to eligi-
ble women, H la money for
childbirth C08tl.
. Hl1 broad ,deflaitlon of
:•1pedioally aece11arf" went D910Dd ph7'lcal bealtb to In-clude t.be bat iatereat of a woman'1 IMDtal and aoclal well·
beln •. ID.._.decWml:
-TM 8upnme Court ruled
tbe federal 10 .. rn1nent ii •· UUed to aU Dl'Oftta made bJ ex-
CIA a8a& Prank Soepp OD 1111
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Laguna Disaster Area
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EARTH SLIPPAGE AT LAGUNA'S STEEP ARCH BEACH HEIGHTS HAS CAUSED ALERT
A Section of Del M•r Avenue Caved In D•magtng One Home, Endangertng Others
Rain All Week Forecast
Five Storms Lining Up in Paci/ ic Ocean
There ·s no sunsh i ne 1n
Southern California's immediate
future.
Weather forecas ters. who
were hopfi'lg a high pressure
system in the Pacific would shove
aside the series or storms that
have left Southern California re-
eling, said today the system ap-
pears to have been swallowed by
the onslaught of storms .
"ll 's going to rain off and on
through the weekend," saic! a
spokesman for the U .S. Weathe r
Service.
As of this mo rning , the
spokesman silld there were a
total of five storms stretching
from the coast to the intema·
tlonal dateline in the mid
Pacific.
"There's plenty to draw from
out there. It looks like it's just
1oin1 to keep raining," he said.
The rain that's fallen so far
baa l>rouabt dlauter with it as water-laden hillsides llctuefy into
rivers ol oozing mud and creeks
and streams 1well to boillnt tor·
renta.
Orange County Supervl1or
Harriett Wieder Monday atoed
an order declartna Oran1e. COun·
ty to be ln a state of local
emer1ency. OoY. Edmund •rowa lr., who returned to the 1tate todat, waa exl)tcted to
111n an emer1eney . proclam•·
Uoa deelarln1 Oran1•. Loa
AD1elel aad lllnrtlde eo.o.
dlauteranu. Tbe two mo.. enable comty
udlteM~• ...... onto prhale property to make
emeraency repetn ind It paves ..
the way for federal disaster re·
lief.
The fuU board of supervisors
ratified Mrs. Wledcr's move at
t h eir meeting today . The
supervisor said the emergency
declaration was taken as a pre-
ventive s t ep to deal with
e mergencies that might arise
from more rainfall.
Mrs. Wieder, vice chairman of
the board. signed the order II\.
the absence of Chairman Ralph
Clark who was to return to the
county 'today from a transport&·
lion conlerence In Florida.
As hu been the case all week.
the south coaat area was hardest hit by the continuing storms.
City ottlcials in Laguna Beach
and San Clemente have declared
local. states or emergency for
their communities.
In La1una, three homes In
Arch Beach Heights were en·
dan1ered by slides from the
steep b.llllMle.
Early Monday mornin.s the
home of Dr. C.L. McArthur
slipped about 10 feet wtth por-
tions plu:mmettnt lnto a cu.yon
as 90 feet of Del Mar A\>enue
caved in.
The Dltilb~ home of llr.
and' Mn. Georc• Ushakoft also
11 lmpertled by tbe 1Ude, police
noted, IDd bu been evacuated.
A tbird home 1eroea Del Mar
AYenue fJOm tboM two U. U.O
been mdennlDed,
San aem-. polke ud ftre
departnMDw reported iboul 40
calll tr mudlltdet ud f1oodl•I
were received Monday. /
An Ateblaon, Topeka and San-
ta Fe Rallro•d tresLIJ about two
miles south of San Clemente m
San Onofre was reported washed
away Monday.
Arthur Lloyd. an Amtrak of·
ficial , s aid tod ay train
passengers are getting bused
around the washed out trestle.
He said it was expected lo be re·
paired by this afternoon.
County officials said sewage
s pHl5 continue to be a major
problem oo south coast. beaches.
Aliso Beach was closed Sun·
day when 100 feel of sewer line
leading to the Aliso Canyon
treatment plant was washed out.
Officials said 1.5 million gallclM
of raw sewage is being dumped
onto the beach each day.
The strand from Doheny to
Capistrano Beach was a lso
closed due to high bacteria
count. County health officials
said the South East Regional
Reclamation Agency treatment
plant which ove~flowed last
month 'un't overflowed, but
the bact.erta counts are related
to lbe Allio Beacb spill.
Local offlclala said estlrnatea
of damqe.to public and private
propert1"1rom the chain or
storm.I ii tmpoulble to set.
In Lapna Beadl, ctty officlals
will ~ to cou.ncll memben on tbe exi.t of that-dty's prob-
lems at tonl1bt'1 6 o 'clock
meetlal.
Lac-a Canyon baa been a
cont.ant problem tbroufb tbe WHk·lODI 1le1e and welve
famlUe1 1ivln1 ln low·lylnt
bomea alont the road 1tay~
llondaf nlibt. in a La•nana
Beach hotel, led Croll of·
(See ~N, ~·e A2>
LA Loss
Said in
Millions
By Tk A.uMiated Press
An ~Jent.mg ram pounded &..U ,,. Caliloraia um morn·
.... ........, tM totaJ ra.tnfaU lo
lite lut seven days to 11.34
lnrlte. llOd leaviq 18 dead and
t.bou.nodl homeless.
Lt. Gov. Mike Curb estimated
damage fn>m the s e r ies of
storms at $100 million in Los
Angeles County alone.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.
planned a helicopter tour this
morning of several areas <k!v-
a s tated by the p a ral yzi n~
Pacifi c storms that destroyed or
inundated hundreds of homes
and roads with floodwaters. mud
or rockslld<>S
Aides said Brown will s ign dls·
aster proclamation s for Los
Angeles. Orange and Riverside
rounties afterward
Disaster proclamations for
San Bernardino and San Diego
counties were issued ea rlier this
month and are still tn effect, and
further requests were expected
from Ventur a . Santa Barbara
and San Lu1s Obispo counties for
disaster assistance
Gov Brown · arrival today
cut short a New En gland cam-
paign swing Brown had asked
Curb to handle the flood situa-
tion 1n h1s a~nce but changed
his mind Monday and returned
to view the dam age fi rsthand.'
Although meteorologists said
the fifth storm in the series btt
t h is m01'ning . t he average
Southern Californian saw the
last seven days as just one long,
<See STORMS, Page J\Z)
Coast
Weather
Rain probability near
100 percent tonight, with
occasional heavy rain and
a few thunderstorms. Rain
decreasing to showers
Wedn~sday with partia l
clearing. Lows tonight 56
to 60. HJghs Wednesday
mid 60s
INSIDE TeD~"
A ayntlaetk, notl·pollutbtg
la.el Im ~ dewlopfd tlto.t
could rrlMt QUI to pot.Ot'r ~-
c If 11 el•dric ploftts. lt't
cheap, too. OIW o/ tlw' tw& •
moin ~a u garbage.
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""-•. -UI ,. ltlO -'Ir~ Troops Replace Militants?
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Aya&olllb RuhoUah Khomeini wu reported tod•y to bave
lliHclM bill poet ol comm~·
._......, of Iran'• ann..t f<>f'fftl =J>TWdeot AbolhatHD Bani . nae mow 1ll.r'red 1peocula
Bini-Sadr mitbt move
ll'OoPI to tM US. &mbuay Lil Ttfnan lO repla~ UM mill...._.
~ look 11ome ~ Amtncana ~taa~ 108 da.ys 110
atat"ment from the mth
ts. me"'wb.Ue. ror the rtra\
t) WU not CllPht'll In d\'
~da tbe 1bab be r~turned
~~re the • .,01ta1es •re re·
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Juuid. Yuaoalavta '• official
nrwa 11ency .. Jd In what ap..
~ared lo bf • marktd chop ol
tonf', the mUltanla alao ..,.
quoted aa 1aylnt tbey bad
ntlU'ler at<'e1pted nor rejected
the IDltmaUonaJ commlaakln 'o
lave.U.att' the shah
The 1nrreaM in Baol-ledr'a
authctrUy waa reported by
Tehran Radlo, wtucb qa.oted I.be
allln1. ?t-yur-old ayatollah ••
1'a y1n a the appointment wu
almt>d at "coruolldalln1 power
In Iran ot lhh1 critical moment "
This w•~ an apj)ftrent refen!nCe
to the mUltuta wbo have rei.c:t·
* * * ~~ Why, .Jl1n1ny?
.. , Hostage Flays Presitknt
j • BOSTON 1AP) -W1lbam F Keough Jr., an Amunran
; •. hoataie in the U.S Embassy m Iran, has wrlltt•n .~'~
•... daugbters asking them to save newspaper chppmtcs :u>
..,. J 'll be ab~ to understa nd why Pr~ot C11rter IH•::. kn u.1'
~ tae re ror three months
"I find it so hard to believe," eough wrote to h1i. 114
year-old daugher, All yssa. m one or lhe five lcttt•rs d11tt..:t
las t monlh and hand deh vert.'<l Monday
"I HOPE YOU HA Va-; rattlt'<i his ch am by wntin.: to
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and Sen. Paul S Tsong.,;," U1t'
letter continued.
The White House had no immediate comment.
"We are not privy to news and consequently ure un
a't"are or what efforts. if any, are being exerted In our
behalf," Keough said. "Our news is srreen~d . understan·
dably so, and there's no news about our status.
One letter indicated that the hostages' only clue that
Americans were concerned about their rah~ came trom a
com le strip that got through the news blackout.
• THE LETTERS WERE delivered by Boston Universi· ~Y Professor Merlan Swartz. one of a delegati~n. of private
citizens who just returned from a 10-day v1s1t to Iran.
wartz said he had not seen Keough but had been asked to
C1eliver mail addressed to the Boston area.
The family did not question the authenticity of the let
.ter. Keough, 49, who became head of the International ~hool of Islamabad in Pakis tan last Augus~. w~ trapped ~ in Iran during what was supposed to be a bnef tnp lo plck
f)"UP records or former students al the Tehran American
t:J;:School. which closed last spring.
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Qormones Aid
Father Nurse .
~/ant Girl
NEW YORK tAPl -A 40.
year-old married man breast fed
his infant daughter with the aid
of a female sex hormone produc·
!ng lactation, the physician who
lt't'ated the fatber.,..Uid today.
Tbe man, a transvestite who
apparently lives in the New
York metropolitan area but was
not 1dent1fied. suckled the infant
for three months, said Dr. Le<>
Wollman or Brooklyn It hap·
pened six years ago. he said
He said it was the only in·
stance he knew of in which a
man breast fed a baby
The method was based on
laboratory work that produced
lactation in male laboratory
a njmals, s aid Wollman, c.i
PlYChiatrisl~e docnnolog1s\ and
gynecologis
'·:rhe inf an turned out lo be
veqo well ·adjust.ed and she fared w•lJ physically." said the doc·
tor.
ltVollman said the father had
originally come lo him for
female sex hormones to develop
his breasts 18 years ago. Tbe
man married and he and his
wife, who knew about his sexu<il
orientation, decided lo have a
child.
Wollman, who is affiliated
with Maimonides and Coney
Island hospitals in Brooklyn,
sai,si be gave his patient male
hormones for potency. After the rn~p . impregnated his wife. he
a&~ for female hormones lo in·
duce lactation.
Princess Margaret left Lon·
don today for a three-week
holiday o n the Caribbean
island of Mustique with her
pop singer friend. Roddy
Llew.allyn . 32,
Frona Page AJ
STRIKE ...
tlement," she said. "But we
can't when the board insists on
taking things away and not com·
promising ·· · Mrs. Wright claimed that dur·
eng weekend negotiations, the
district made only one con·
cess ion that of retaining the
cu r rent contract's provision
permitting teachers to supervise
after school activities on a
voluntary basis.
ed the lat .. t plan to ease the
hoet11e crUI•
Baol..S.dr'a new Job 11vea hJm
U\e muacle not only to end UM!
embuay crl1l1, but lo put down
ethnic unre.t In Iran. particular·
ly In northwest Kurdestan.
where Kurdil.h rebela have been
batUiq the ~tral 1ovemmeot roe mon autonomy.
The army waa ln cha~ durtnc the revohrUoo fltld has rer lained
badly disorganiied . leaving
moat power with the Revolu·
Uooary Comrnltl~~ 1&nd Revolu·
llonary Guards. which often
club whb tbe rebelllous
minorities In many of Iran's
prov Inca.
The IDCNIH In 8ani-Sad.r'1
aulbortty came u a U.N. com·
mlulol\ prepared to fly to
Tehran to lnvest11ate the re·
ailme'• cbarJea a11lnat Shah
Mohaaunad Rfta Pab1avt, the
mooarcb ousted by Khomelnl'a
11lamle forcea lJ moot.ha aao.
Both etdes have •&reed lo the members of tbe commluioo,
whose inquiry presumably will
s pee d the releas e or the
Americans.
The Carter admUWtralioo has
been anxious to resolve the
crlala, and the Parla·baaed sta·
Uon Radlo Lu.xembouri saJd t.o-
d ay that lrantan foreign
Minister Sade&h Ghotbiadeb "'
believed to have met. wltb
Carter'• chief ol ttalt, ff1mlltcm
Jordan. In Part• on Mooday. 'lbe
White Houle and Ghotbtadeh de·
nled It.
Tbe Iranian foreign mi.Ditter
told reporters rumors ol aucb a
meeting bad been epread by
"French communbt lawyen"
when they di.ICoveied the com·
miHioa in Tehran would be in·
dependent.
OLD SWIMMING HOLE Andy Schaeffe r
walks t o his Mandl'villc Canyon s wimming
pool to survt•y mud clamage afte r torren ·
t1 al r a m s caused ~1.'vcrc: flooding c.ind
mudsbdes throughout the arc:J
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STORMS CONTINUE. • • RAIN ...
h eavy seem1ni::ly endless
rainstorm with few precious
breaks that lasted no more than
several &urs each
Storm number rivf' was ;ic
cented by a 15 minut<.' cloud
burst at dawn. Storm number
six was expected late tonight or
e arly Wednesday.
The Los Angeles area has had
20.29 i~hes of r ain so far this
season, nearly 11 inches above
the normal figure for this date
with more than half lhe total
eomtq la tbe last aeven days.
The total is six tncbes more
than t.he area usually gets in an
entire season and way ahead of
last year's 12.6 inches that had
Callen by this date
National Guard troops de·
livered 800 gallons of drinking
water to Topanga Canyon resi·
dents late Monday. The area has
been without safe water since
Sunday.
Sixty m iles northwest of
downtown Los Angeles at Point
Mugu Naval Air Station. 3,000
persons remained evacuated
after a second wave o r
floodwaters hit the low-lying
missile test cente r Monday.
Navy officials said. ·
Another 1.490 pe r sons had
either been evacuated or ad·
vised to leave their hom es
throughout Southern California
by late Monday·
About 25 Los Angeles res•·
de nts voluntarily evacuated
their homes in Mandeville Can-
yon and another 28 homes were
evacuated in Laurel Canyon
About 1,000 people were ad
vised to leave their homes en the
Palm Springs area. where city
officials took the unusual step of
asking tourists to s tay away
from the desert for the time be·
ing. But Palm Springs police
~aid that most or the 375 city
residents who left their homes
bad returned late Monday.
Wh1ll' today's storm was pre·
dieted to cross lhe coa st soulh of
the earller storms· landrall. the
National Weather Service still
ad vised Southern Californians to
~xpect heavy rain through
tonight and issued a nash nood
watch ending tonight in moun
tain. desert and coastal areas in
n earl y a ll o f South e rn
California.
Besides the nash flood watch.
the NWS issued a travelers ad·
visory for strong wind& of ~SO
mph lo tbe mountains . The
forecast calls for occuionally
heavy showeta ~er and west of
the mountains, with a chance of
a few thunderstorms.
In addiUon to I.he storms' 18
victims, authorities said at least
three people were still m issing
who had been reported swept
a way in separate inc idents
earlier.
About 20,000 Pacific Gas &
Electric ·customers in the San
Francisco Bay area were
without electricity during por·
lions of the morning, a PG&E
spokesman said.
Felton Vol\&l\teer Fire Depart-
ment dispatcher Harvey Retter
said about 100 to 1.50 persons
we r e evacuate d from their
homes in the Felt.on Grove area or Santa Cntt County about 2.30
a.m . as a precaution after the
San Lorenzo River started rising
rapidly. Winds reached 43 mph
and felled many trees.
Reiter said' '\here was no ac.
tual danger. No damage wu re·
ported and some of the residents
had begun returning lo their
homes by dawn.
hc1ab ~;.1d this morn in~
Water roM· to thr~ (e-t-t en
m~rn~ 11f \ht• horn(•<; ~aturd :J )
Jnd ~ J~ follo·W<"rl lav m ud~li~'>
SundJ\ thJt ldt rllt1'-l 1.r th•·
houst·,· ~1th four Hh h1· 11( ... 1im1•
1>11 ttw noo,..,
~;.in Clementl" t-1rl· Chief Hon
\Oll'm,in '>J lli tod~ \ I h l' '>I.ill' CJf
t•m<·riH.•no 1n 1h1: t'll) <.hould
la~t about three d<t~" ""hilt-lh•
rnud~hde threat exists
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COURT ...
un authon z<'<l bcJi>I.. h1• publJ'>ht-d
en 197i
lh 3 6 :l \'Oil' the JU<i\l('f'<i
ruled thJt ~nepp brear hed t""o
ClA Sl"Crt"<'Y aj?reements when
he wrok a book h1Rhly cnllcal of
the I.! S ~llhdra""al from South
Vietnam
The high court r e1ect e d
Snepp 's arguments agains t
restrictions on free speech
-The coun left intact federal
court rulin~s that saved the
NAACP from fina ncial rum
The JU.Slices rerused to force
the ciVJI rights group to pay a
group of Port G'1bson. Miss .
m er chants $1 25 million an
da m ages whale the NAACP ap-
peals the money award .
Two lower federal courts ru.led
that payment does not have to
be made unless and W1til the Na·
tional A.ssocaatioo for the Ad·
vancement or Co lored People
loses in all appeals
--BRETT WALKER NEWPORT
PRESENTS
A Stork
ForSwrb
BYRON, Mlnn. (AP> -
The stork visited the
Storks ol Byron -again.
A IOD WU born to Mr.
and Mn. lack Stork on
Saturday at. Metbodlat
Hospital in Rochester.
It was the eight Stork
born to the Storks. The
eldest of t h e Stork
children is 22. Until
Saturday's arrival, the
youngest wu 8.
Jack Stork is a truck
driver.
Not Bigot,
Reagan
Insists
P ORTSMOUTH . N .H . (AP>
Ronald Reagan rears an ethruc joke he told on his campaign bus
could hurt bis chances in the
New Hampshire Re publican
presidential primary a week from
today. Reagan stood m sub-freezing
temperatures in Hillsboro Mon·
day to publicly apologize for the
joke, which he says he lold over
the weekend as a n example or
humor he cons iders distastefUl.
"No slur was intended and I
apologize to anyone who was of·
fended by It ," Reagan told re
porters. speak1n~ sofll v
Hi s HHC'c rose with anger .
ho"" ev<'r. as h~· said of thf• first
news s tory un th•· m <·1dent
· f r ankly. I think at was a cheap
-.hot .. The f1r'>t -.Lory ahout tht•
Jnke ~a~ airt"d by ABC New~
<·orrespondt"nt J<Jhn Laurence
ffralo(an sa id the JOke. which
involves Polt !.. tt.ahans and the
Mafia, wi ll hurt h1~ campaign.
"1f peopl e t r y to mak •·
so mething of 1t
Yl·l . 111 o.,1x camp;11,l!n ~1•111-.
M onda) mclud1nj.', ldlb hd .. 1 •
high ... rhu11I ,1nd 111111·, •· ,,
•w m hl11" lh•· .,ulJJ1•1 l cl1tl n,,1
com C" up n<>r d11I Ht·aj!dO hrto:wh
at
lk tnl!I n ·11111l 1·r" hr· """uld
m.1tch "'' ,t,11111 •• c 1111 l pr• 1
ucJHe J ll d bcf•1ln .J).!J 1n..,1
.i nvont> '" th1-; 1·ountrv lll'CJU..,1·
I ,\. btot•n .11 11 .1 11.inL! t1mt
lu•fnn • th\'ri IA .1 . "'' r ,, 1·1v ll
H 1 ~ht!> mon ·m1·nt
The JOkC', "l11ch Rl·agJ n told
to ~en Gordon llumphn.·~. H
:'\ II . l'.Jmp.u ~n aides and sup
porters Saturday. went thas
way : How do you tell the Polish
fellow at a cockfight·· II<' .., th1•
one .... ith d dul·k
!lo.,., do \•1ll t1•ll th•· )l ;d1.cn
Oil~' llt ~ lh\.· 1>01.' 'W hu li.•t..., 1111
the duck
H o~ do vou kno~ the MJfl.J ''
there., The duck ~1n ...
Als o on Sa tur day. Nancy
Reagan. after substituting for
her hus band a' a suburban
Chi cago campaign rally. told
him in a telephone call heard
over loudspeakers by about 200
pe rsons lhat she wished he could
have been there to see "all these
beautiful white people."
She he-sitated, her face turned
pale. and the n s he added.
"Beautiful black and white peo
pie." Theo she changed the s ub·
1ect. There were no blacks m lhe
a udienC't'.
After the call. she told State
Rep Donald Totten. Reagan's
Illinois campa1gn dJrector, "I'm
so sorry, 1 didn't mean it."
Later Totten told a reporter
"s he dJdn 'l mean that. She was
talking to her husband about the
white snow "
Wollman said he thought lhe
request was "kind or way out"
but gave the patient the
pit\litary hormone, pilocin,
w~ich stimulates the secretion of prolaclin. necessary for lacta
tjon.
t
''It's our last, best and final
offer ." Board President Be~y
M ignanelli said today. "Negolia·
tions, for the board. have
ended."
Mrs. Mignanelli said the dis ·
trict had made more con·
cessions than the teacben bad
indicated. She said lbe board
had been optimistic about o~
taining teacher approval of this
-Forty homes were evacuat·
ed in San Bernardino where the
Harrison Dam, filled to capacity
as water and silt poured off
nearby hills ides denuded by
fire s whic h scor ch e d the
watershed last year. was stiU
holding late Monday . However,
city fire officials said 55 homes
had already been damaged and
one destroyed.
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pro~al. s. w. n1ht said teachers
have ified the state mediator
of their desire to return to the
bargaining table .
Was Cash
Just Trash?
A vleitor from Mloneaota
round a IOIO pulra,.e under
her car tn the pllrkinl lot of a
Co•ta ll•a motel Monday. It
contained $2,800 in eaab, poUc-e
aaid.
They uJd tlm Lynette
Knut.on, 20, of Fiaber, Ill.on .•
\urned the money over to of.
ficera after tlndln1 ll at 8:45
•. m. .t the AU BaN titot.I. mo
N..Wport Blvd.
Anyone who would cit. to ex·
plat11 to ~c-e how U..1 came to
loH the money at that locatlon
cfn call them at. 15C•lllO • .. • •
-Evacuations also were re·
ported in portions or Orange and
San Diego counties and A mtralt
pasaencer train service between
Lot Angeles and San Diego was
halted l>ttause or a weakened
railroad bridge.
..San Diego County officials re·
ported that 43 streets and roads
were cloeed in the county due to
Oooding after nearly five inches
of rain bit some parts or the atta
Monday. Scattered power out·
a 1es affected some 14,000 resi-
dent. there, especially in Na·
Uon1l City.
Embassy Closing
SAN SALVADOR, El S•lvador
CAP> -The lsraeU Embuay 11
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month. It la the sixth dlptomaUc
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doora ln thla upttal where eolltt~aJ vlolace Is lncruaillt
bUy a11\nst t,t,e 1ov•rnln1
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fvoL. 73, NO. so, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1980
T ... ay's Cl••l•g
N. 't". Sweks
N FIFTEEN C~TS
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··Brown Rules County. Disaster Area . l
., ..... ~te4 Prela
A• rain toaUn\Md to poond
Soutbern California today .
Drinlial the total rainfall ln the lut seven days to U.13 inches.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr
sl1ned ·a proclamation declaring
I.pa Angeles, Oran1e, Riverside
and Ventura counties state dis·
aatfr areas.
Brown said the seven-day
storm siege which has left 18
dtad and t.houlanda bomeleaa hu
caused an esUmated SlOO million
damage in public and private
property
The governor had returned to
California only hours earlier
from New H4mps hire, where he
was campaigning for the pres
1dential primary. and said that
he would return there later to
day
But, he said, "By my pres·
encei t want lo reassure the
peop e of California that all that
can be legaJly and physically
done will be done."
In his ab6ence, he said, U .
Gov. Mike Cur b is "working
closely· with my otrice." Curb
joined Brown at the news con·
ft!rence aJbng with offi cials from
t he stricken counties. and the
Nat iona l Guard and the
C'ahfomia Conservation Corp!>
At Point Mugu, 5ome 3,000
flood refugees from tbe Navy's
mlssile t.est center began drying
out and settling Into temporary
homes as Seabees worked lo
divert floodwaters back lo a creek
bound for the ocean.
M'eanwhile, muddy wate rs
ltegan to recede at Point Mugu
Naval Air Station. whe re the
base's 550 homes and some other
facilities were inundated with up
to six feel of muck after an
earthen levee ho lding back
nearby Calleguas Creek burst
Sunday.
The wate rs had lowered to
a bout four feet today , "but
that's not a whole lot of consola·
hon." one Navy official said .
Dozens of Seabees worked
through the night building a
four-foot wall of sandbags along
the flooded section of Highway l .
which separates the creek from
the Navy base.
But Seabees spokesman ~ne
Blackler of ne a rby Port
Hueneme said the sandbag wall
amounted to "applying a Band
Aid."
Al Point Mugu. s pokesman
Ray Lucasey said an explosives
team had blown a second hole in
the levee downs tream from
CStt STORMS, Page AZ)
It's Going to Rain All Week
* * * * * * Rain-closed
Roads Listed
Here was the list of major road closures at press time
toda.y. AddiUonaJ heavy rains, however, could bring more
closings.
-PAClnC COAST mGBWAY: From Avenida Pico
to Palisade Drive.
-CAMINO CAPISTRANO: North from Avery
Parkway, open to local tralfic only.
-DEL OBISPO STREET: Reopened this morning.
Could reclose between Camino Capistrano and Selva Road.
-LAGUNA CANYON ROAD: F rom the San Diego
Freeway to Pacific Coast Highway.
-ORTEGA HIGHWAY: Reopened today.
-BACK BAY DRIVE: From San J oaquin Hills Road to
Eas tbluff Drive, Newport Beach.
-CANYONS: Brea Boulevard through Tonner
Canyon.
-COVE ROAD: In area of Dana Point Harbor.
-EL TORO ROAD: From Moulton Parkway to Laguna Cuyon Road.
f -~CANYON ROAD: At Trabuco Creek.
-VIA CANON: P artially closed n ear Cam ino
Capistrano.
-AMTRAK: Railroad closed two miles south of San
Clemente due to washed-out trestle.
Joke's on Reagan
In Primary Gaffe?
PORTSMOUTH. N.H. <AP> -
Ronald Reagan fears an ethnic
joke be told on his campaign bus
could hurt his cha nces in the
New Hampshir e Republican
presidential primary a week from
today.
Reagan stood in s ub-freezing
temperatures in Hillsboro Mon-
day to publicly apologize for the
joke, which be says he told over
the weekend as an example of
humor be considers distasteful
"No-slur was intended and I
apologize lo anyone who was of·
fended by it," Reagan told re·
porters, speaking softly.
His voice rose with anger.
however, as be said of the fi rst
news story on the incident:
"Frankly, I think it was a cheap
allot." The first story about the
joke was aired by ABC News
' eornepondent John Laurence. ; -:fteapn-said tbe joke, which bttolws Poles, Italians and the
, Mafia, will burt his campaign,
" • if·· p e op I e try to m a k e
; semetJlinl of it."
, Yet, io six campaign stops
i Monday, including talk.a before
hlgb school and college as·
, semblies, the subject did not
come up, nor did Reagan broach
[t.
;Blast Rocks
I • I ·Balboa Home·
Balboa realdent Robert a.bier eecaped iQJury llonday
,..._ a Pl accamulaUoe in bla
e~JJDMJ touctaed off an ex·
J..!:•loa (bat rocked the tnMlla PolDt nelpborbood.
4'lNmeD aaid the 5:30 p.m.
t et Stablel''a bome at 1722 Ocea rn.t blew brlcu out
Of tbe dliDUMf and onto the paUo, leaytq a.three-foot bole. ~e--to flre departl&nt ta. 1u lol Upter ln UM
•• ehier left on or · leak, eaultftl tbe IU to.
........ aad then explode. ., 11111 U... WM DO fire. -· '
lie told reporters he would
"match my stand against preJ·
udice and b igotry agains t
anyone in this country because r 've been at it a long ti me.
before there was ever a Civil
Rights movement."
The joke, which Reagan lold
to Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R·
N.H .. campaign aides and sup.
porter s Saturday. went this
way:
How do you tell the Polish
fellow at a cockfight? He·s the
one with a duck.
How do you tell the Italian
one? He's the one who bets on
the duck.
How do you know the Mafia is
there? The duck wins.
* * * Berries
Ruined
By Rain
By JODI CADENHEAD °' .... °""' ,., .. Sl•tt An early $3 million strawberry
crop has been lost because of
heavy rains along lhe Orange
Coast, according lo the Orange
County Farm Bureau.
Normally the first in the state
to be harvested, the 2,200 acres
of usually ripe ber ries have
turned to pulp as farmers wail
to pull the mushy fruit out of
m uddy fields . Only berries
ready to be picked now will be
ruined by the rains, according to
f a rm bure a u executive
manager, Dur TbeUord.
Consumers can expect to pay
a few cents more for celery,
broccoti, and asparagus because
of increased costs of harvesting
an wet weather None of tbole crops bave ...._ ~ by rains.
On tbe bright.er side, Or&a.1e
County farmers won't have to
pay for irrigation until late
March. Before the rains bit,
most farmers were rour inches
s h ort of needed water. The
average cost of irrigating an
acre foot is $80.
In San Juan Capistrano, one
rancher reported losing some 60
orange and per&i mmon trees
t h at he guessed were in the
Pacific Ocean by now
For the first lame since the
bridge to William Balhgate's
property was built in ur39, water
overflowed it, eroding Oso Creek
and clogging nearby drams.
The manager of lhe O'Neill
Ranch in San J uan Capistrano
couldn't be reached today. A
s pokesman for the company said
thal Bob Clark was stranded on
th e ranch an d couldn:t get
across the swelling crei!k along
Ortega Highway.
A spokesman for the Irvine
Co mpany said there has been "a
substantial loss" of strawber
Mes . Again, only those strawber·
ries ready to be harvested now
are affected by the rains.
-..
Swede Wins It
Ingemar Stenmark of Sweden is hoisted by Liechten·
stein's Andre a s Wenzel (left > a nd Austria's Hans Enn
a fte r winning Olympic gold medal today in m en·s giant
s lalom. We nzel won the silver medal. The Austrian took
the bronze. See Olympic coverage in today's Sports sec·
lion , Page Bl.
Interviews Slated
For Board Position
Publi c 1nt£'rv1c ws arc
sc he duled Wednesd ay for the
five people seeking appointment
to a vacancy on the Newport
Mesa school board.
The interviews will be held at
5 p.m at the Harper Community
Center. 18th Street and Tustin
Avenue. Costa Mesa
Tosh Keeps Post
Oav1d A Tosh of Corona del
M a r has been r e elected
chairman of the Orange Coast
YMCA Board of Directors for
1980
Trustees plan to appoint some·
one by. Feb. 28 lo fill the seat
vacated b y th e res ignation
earlie r this month of t rustee
Carol Martin, who represented
Area 5 Applicants must llve an
the area. which includes Balboa.
Lido Isle and West Newport
The five people seeking ap·
po1ntment for the r emaining
year and a half of the term are·
Jolyn Wayne. 212 36th St..
Newport Reach, a teacher.
William S Caldwell. 122
Onyx Ave., Balboa Island, who
teaches political science al Cal
Poly Pomona
Judith A. Franco, 202 Via
Pa le rmo, Lido Isle . She is a
former teacher, former presi·
dent of the H.,bor Council PT A
and currentl1"i• oo the Newport·
Mesa-Irvine Special Education
Committee and the advisory
council on elementary counsel·
ing for tbe Oran1e County
Department of Education.
-Charles Reed Smoot, 304
Grand Canal, Balboa Island. a
rell red .contractor. He is a
former trus tee of the Los
Angeles Unified School District
and was a charter member of
the California Community
Colleges Board or Governors.
-David C. Henley. Pb.D ..
26eO Circle Drive, Baysbores. He
ta a joumallam professor at Cal
Poly Pomona.
Vandal• Dam•ge
Rug~enhip
A CorQna del If ar ru1 dealer
wa• tlM vtdlm ol ~ndall Mon·
4a1, Newport Beach poUce re·
port.ct today.
Tb• Ortlalal Ru1 Gallery, •11 I:. Cout R.libWI)', Owned by
Said lllotrtU, bad a cliap&ay
wt8dow -.. out by a cb..t cl
('Aj!Snte dm1u tbe earl)' morn·
tn1 lloan. Police aald '*NDI wa.r-.
l
5 Storms
Hovering
At ·Sea
There 's n o s un :.h1n e an
Southern Califomaa·s immediate
future
Weather foreca s ters. who
were hoping a high pres~re system 10 the Pacific woulds ovc
a side the series of storms al
have left Southern California e·
ehng, said today the system ap-
pears lo have been swallowed by
the onslaught of storms
.. It's going to rain off and on
through the weekend ,.. said a
Weather Service spokesman.
As or this morning, the
spokesman said there were a
total of five storms stretching
from the coast to lhe i.ntema·
tiona l date line in the mid
Pacific. <Additional rainfall
story. Page AJ).
.. There·s plenty to dr3w from
out there. It looks hke it's JUSl
going to keep ra ananj:?, .. he s~d.
Tbe nun that's fallen so far
bu bl"oudl& diNst.r with It as wa&er....._ btllUdes ~Into
rtwrs al ocning mud and creeks
and st.reams swell to boiling tor ·
rents.
Orange County Supe rvisor
Harriett Wieder signed an order
Monday declaring Orange County
to be in a stateoflocal e mergency.
Gov. Edmwid Brown Jr., who re·
turned lo the state today. was ex·
pect ed to sign an emergency pro-
clam ation declaring Orange. Los
Angeles and Riverside counties
d1saster a re as.
The two moves enable county
and stale officials to move onto
private property to mak e
e mergency repairs and it paves
the w3y for federal disaster re ·
lief
The rull board of i;upervisors
rat1f1ed Mrs. W1edcrs move at
their meeting t oday The
supecvisor said the emergency,....-
declaration was taken as a pr~
ven t 1ve step to d eal witn
e m £'rgenc1es that might arise
from more rainfall
Mrs Wieder. vice chairman of
the board. signed the order in
the absence of Chairman Ra lph
Clark who was to return to the /
county today rrom a tran~~
taon conference in Florida.
As has been the case all week.
the south coast area was hardest
hit by the continwng storms.
· City officials in Laguna Beach
and San Clemente have declared
local states of eme rgency for
• <Stt RAIN, Page AZ)
Coast
1\(eatber
Rain probability near
100 percent tonight, w~h
occasiooaJ heavy rain and
a lew thunderstorms. Rain
de creas ing to s ho we r s
Wednesday with partia l
clearing. Lows tonight 56
to 60. Highs Wednesday
mid 60s.
INSIDE TODAY
A IJl'llMUc, raoft-poU&&ting
/ul ha. btn ckveloped lhol
cOtllld maa p to powr bfg.
cUJI electric plo"''· It ·s
clwap, too. One o/ the hoo.
man. ~· ~ oarboQe. Se•Pa,,.AlO. • ••• AU .. a .. ....
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Another Near Mias
<
Reported OVer SD
I SA.N DISCO CAP> -Aaolbtr Pan ft c: South .. t AlrtiMa
pilot, WI ooe fl.Yin1 a Jet!intt w1Ut 127 poop1ie aboard ,,..
P1iloeela, Ari&.. bu romplal.ned about 1 •man ..... _ lD l&I 11a-. patb °""'Saa Dlqo. ..--• .,.._
The romplalnl 1n1de b)' Capt .~a.y Oeuey I• UDd« ift.
ve9tl.11Uoa. Lhe Fecterel Amuaa Admlnlat.nt.Sce ... id \Oda, A •~-.mu ..ad it •J>Peara tbe small plue wun't Ja lta ~ alnSMoCe duriq UM! lod dm& a .. t Friday. · •• ••r IJp, Gehl P.W. .,..,,.
LONDON tA P> Tbe doUar roH a 1ajost m-.,or eurreoc'"
oa world forellO e.xcban199 todty, wbJle c<*I pric-es were mixed
lo EW'°OPt' after a •ltabUy h.llher openln1. ~ tloeed f n Loodoa at $845.50 an ounce. compared to •uo
Monday. !n Zurich tbe metAlll closed at~ 50, down from tea.50
Monda.y SUverc~edln Loodonatm n an ounce
In ~o. the dollar rose •ea.lost the yen for the aeveotJ\
COnbecullve be1>1>.10n, cl~lng at 245 10, up from Monday's 3U.7U.
1t'a•1r. l11 .,..,, S•ld ,_..,.,~••
WASHING TON r AP> -Pres1dent•Carter's proposal to rei·
taler women fo r t he draft had Its first beannt lD Coosreaa to-
day and was immedia tely denounced ~ a pomtless and ex· pensive gesture.
"It doesn 't make :.ense to reeiat.er these vaat numbera of
people when we don't need the m," argued Rep. Marjorie Holt,
R·Md .. as the operung debate on the Carter plan began ui the H~use Armed Services personnel subcom mittee. "tr we're not
w11ng them Ul combat ums, I don't see any v<>rnt In Jl at aJI."
llftl. Pldi.ttt. D~attded "" Cartt-r
WASHlNGTON (AP > , President Carter refused lo back
away ~rom his de mand that . the Soviet Union get out or
Afghamstan by Wednesday or nsk U S. refusal to participate in the Summer Olympics.
'l1w! "deadline is tomorrow -and it will not be changed ..
Carte r told a loudly cheering convention of the American Leori~ here today. · &<
!Fro• Pap A I
STORMS CONTINUE. • •
where It broke.
.. The second hole ls desl~
. to turn the water around, or at
least to atop it from ris ing by aJ .
lowing flow bac k into t he
creek," Lucasey said.
Meantime, operations al Point
Mugu -one of the na tion's main
missile weapons test centers -
remai~ sh~t down, although
the m1ss1le srtes and scientific
la boratories are located on high
ground and were not damaged
by the floodwaters.
Navy officials estimated the·
loss of personal property at
about $3 million. No estimate on
the da mage to Navy property
was a vailable
The governor 's disaster pro<:·
lamalion. issued at a news con·
rerence in Los Angeles, makes
owne rs or damaged property
e ligible for low.inte r est loans
and activates a state disaster as·
1'NORY f\.000 VICTIMS
THREATEN RECALL -A5
s is taoce p rogr am for publi c
property.
However, thi s wo uld be
superseded by a federal disaster
a id program should the area be
named a federal disaster area.
Brown sald he did not know how
long this might take .
Other counties may be pro·
claimed disaster areas later on,
Brown said . but they had not
filed the nettsaary documents
by this morning.
Brown was to have taken a
belicopter tour to survey the
damaged areas, but windy,
rainy weather made this im·
pouib&e. So instead of landing
the chopper near his downtown
office u planned, Brown was
forced to drive across town from
lbe Oooded West Side of Los
Anceles -another rain-delayed
freeway commuter.
H e s aid his own home in
Laurel Canyon had been
damqed and s1ld it was "preUy
wet i.naide .•• like a s wimming
pool."
County Dams
A/,l Holding
O r a n ge County Flood
Control officials said to·
day the county's majo r
flood control system s are
a II working we ll despite
the week·lon g s tring or
nun storms.
Pr ado Dam in the Santa
Ana Canyon is still well
below its capacity, of·
ficials said.
The dam on the Santa
Ana River is capable of
sorting 195,000 acre feet or
water. Today, t he d a m
was reported ho ldi ng
81.000 ac~ feet.
The river downatream of the darn can handle a
m aximum flow of .5,000
rubic feet per second
1 d s > Today's flow rate
,.... a<. rcportwd al 3,900 rfa
·1 twrl' arc 43.560 cub1<·
(eel 10 an acre foot of
water.
season. nearly 11 inches above
the normal fi gure lor this date.
with more than ha lf the total
coming in the last seven days.
The total is 61h inches more t.ban
the area usually gets in an entire
season and way ahead o( lut
year 's 12.6 inches that had fallen
by this date.
The rains continued to eat
away at the ground under many
or the area's hillside and canyon
homes, as well as filling debris
b a s ins with tree limbs and
boulders
H o m es an t h e e x c lusive
s easide area or Malibu were
threatened by erosion from
heavy surf in front, which sent
one house toppling Into the
ocean SWlday. and from mud
oozing down hillsides behind
them.
Yal.l.ey's
Teachers
NiXO/fer
a1 flllL INSIDSa•AN ............
Strllll•a Pountaln Valley
C.acMn, ...un, um mOf"IWlc
la ,._._,.bed Wardlow Pa.rt,
overwWa.lnaly reJect.ct wbat
l'o••talD Va1l•1 t lemeat1ry
Scbool Dla\rtct offlclala have
de1cribld u tbefr "last, beat
and ft.Dal" cootract offer.
T•acber Katby Wrl1bt. a
member of the ln1tructors' bartala6.Da team, aaid tbe vote
wu •boa& m fOf' rejecUon ot the
dlltrict'1 offer and 37 for ace.pt.ace. ,
She &aid other teachers re-
mained .out today altboucb they
did not aueod the park meeti.ne.
"We believe we can get a aet·
tlemeot," abe saJd. "But we
can't .rheo the board lnsists on
taklns things away and not com· promiliJla."
. Mrs. Wrig.bt claimed that cfur.
ang ~ negotiations the dist~ict made only one 'con.
ce111oa, Lbat of retaining the
current contract's provision
permitting teachers t-0 supervise
a fter school a ctivities on a voluntary basis.
"It's our last, best and final
offer." Board President Betty
Migoaoelli said today. "NegoLJa.
H o ns. for lbe bo ard. have
ended." ·
Mrs. MJgnaoelli said the dis
trict bad made more con·
cessions than t.be teachers bad
10dlcat.ed. She said the hoard
bad been optimistic about ob-
lainln& teacher approval of this propogal.
Mrs. Wright said teachers
have ootlfied the state medialof'
of their desire to return to tbe
bargaining t.ble.
Mrs. Mignane tli. however .
said tbe board bas rea ched its
limits in terms or negotiatioos
and would have to m eet lo de·
termine its next course of ac·
ti on
Teacbtts plan to discuss con·
tract Lsaues wilb parents at 7:30
p .m . meeting loda~ a t St.
Wilfrid's Episcopal Church in
Huntington Beacb.
Police Find
Wanted Youth
In Newport
A a&X......,. searcb for a Big c ... ,... 1'0ldla. trtqered when tlae leea·a1er tllreat.eaed hi•
mother with a gun, ended Moo·
day afternoon when the boy was
found in a neighbor's bome.
Police said the youth was un·
a rmed and was-·~a ken to UC
lrvioe Medical Center for ob-
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Newport's Eyes
On High C:ourt
BJ IOANNZ UYNOLD8 .............
ID A11ri1.. tbe U .S. 8 4 rw Court wW bear a '2 million cw ID ..... a laDdl>.,... la ..... U. Clt7 ol 'nlMaron b' dowuoablc bU pnJpll'tJ.
MOfifDAY~aT Beech City Council members un•nimraeel~ to rue a friend ol lbe court brief and
donate Sl.000 to belp thetr ~ in Ttburoo.
A day la&«, nve of t.bose co.mcU members found
thernsefwe tbe tarcet of• similar suit, lbe S'l million case
filed iJlfedlnl.DlilUid Court by the Koll Company.
Tbe oa&come ol the nburcrl cue will bne aome efted
on the K.oU Ail became both are bated
oo invene coademnat.ioo -the kllSS of
value ln property because of down.zoo·
lng. ..
1'RE ftBtTaON case dates back to
1972 when city offici als or lbe Marln
County t.owD cha.need lbe iorung oa a
fi ve-a cre parce l o woed by deo t1st
Donald Aglm.
Tbe oriOnaJ zoning would have al·
lowed Agins to build five homes oo the
Site. •RYNOU>I
The oew zoning would have allowed that same
n.umber, bot only if A gans gave the ci~ s ubstantial por·
hons of bis land for pubhc open Sfnlt"C". The new zonin~
further prohibited Agms from bwlding on the ridgeline of
his billy property .
Agins sued, seeking $2 million fOr the loss of use ol hL'> l~nd .
ID8 CA.SE llA.8 gone through the state court system
and each ruling agreed that city officials have the nght to
make such moe cbanles without compensating lbe proper.
ty ownei-.
Agins bas appealed lo the Supreme Court, clUng a
violatioo of bis f'ittb Ameodment rig.bts. The court a&reed
io January to bear tbe cue and the April date was set.
Tbe F\ft.h Ameodmeo\, also cited in the Koll suit, says,
among other t.bioga, that private property can't be taken
fo r public UIM! wttbout compensation .
The Koll su.il is based on last Dettmber's change o{
lb~ city's geoeral plan which fo rbids coostruc t..100 of a
hotel ln Koll Cent.er Newport near the John Wayne Airport
The change a1ao reduced by 8S percent the amount of
future office building to be allowed 1n the developmenL
THE KOU. COMPANY also has a pending Orange
County Superior Court suit based on the same general plan
am eodment. but that case isn't ued to the issues involved
UJ the Tiburoo·Agins suit.
The Superior Court case ~k.s to overturn the g~rnl
plan amendment on tbe bastS that H wa~ enacted without
following procedures cont1Uned in the state Government
Code and Environmental Quality Act.
Mayor Paul Ryckoff. one of the five ('Ounc11 membtir.
named in KoU's federal swt, said he thought the Koll l'lbc
was nothing but 3 waste of the public's money. He mad(·
tha t observation the day after agreeing to send Sl.000 to
T iburon to help city offi cials tMrc defrJy the <:Ol>t or lht:
Supreme Court bearing.
HB City Attorney
Queries Maverick
servation. A maverick might ~ an un
Residents of the e xclusive branded calf, 8 t~ or car or a be Maverick on the ballot.
Valenlll>O arguel> that be i.bouJd
be able to ring 1n t he name
Rud olph to boost has ballot
s tatus. Mrs . Hutton said the
questioo has interesting l~gal
twists.
Newport Beach neighborhood hardnosed individual but as it a were baned from the commuru-H · ty or told lo stay indoors during ca~Jl= Beach C ity Council
the search tor the youth conduct· That's wbat City Attorney Gail
ed by the police department's Hutton is researching in the
Specia l Weapons and Tactics council candidates battle for
Team. That sweep lasted from star billing 00 lbe ba.llot. n~eto ~:;· search of the 21. She said her research leads
room home lbe youth s'hared her to believe that candidate
with bis family at 20 Winged Jack Kelly may be pushina bis
Foot Lane w•• ·-·ucc-arut. luck by tryiD& to 1et lbe word
-..... ~0 "M averict" llat.ed on t.be ballot A subsequent search by the 81 part ol bis occupaUoo. boy's parents and another sweep by police s till failed to locate the Kelly played James Oamer·s tee n·aeer. gambler brother Bart ln the vm·
Set. Michael Jackson said La1e Maverick t.elevtalon show
Maverick could refer to a
com pact a utomobile on c e
manufactured by Ford. she S&id,
or an unbranded call or e ven an
inde~ndent person.
Kelly reported be ..i.sed lbe okJ
west.em UtJe simply for kieo-
tifi cation purposes. ff e sakS be i.s
known as "Mave ric k ."
h the Tbe matt.er became an l.ssuc w en youth was finally local· when John VaJeot.lno. also a can Train Derails ed at. the neighbor's home. he
told them be evaded the three di~!'ie'.n:pl=bls roots go P HILADELPHIA (AP> -A
searcbftl by crawling into a tight back to silent tum su~rstar Conrail commuter train CUT)'·
corner or the attic a nd lymg Rudolph Valemt.lno. U Kelly can Ing about 100 passengers j umped
p,._p-AJ J
RAIN... f
th.tr commun!Ues.
ID Lal\LDa, three homes in
Arda Beacb HetllU wen _,,.
daa1tnd by slid•• from the st..p bWalde. r·
Carly Monday mornini ihe
home of Dr. C.L. Mc A~ur
slipped about 10 feet with 1¥)r·
tiona plummetln1 lnto a carjOn
as 90 feet ot Del Mar AveiilJue
caved ln. ·l
The nei&hborinl bome o~r aod Mn. George lJshakoff o
la lmpertled by the 1lide, ce
noted, and bu been evacua .
A tblrd home across Del Mar
Avenue from those two has aJso
been undermined.
San Clemente police and (ire
departmenta reported about 40
calla of mudslides and floodlng
were received Monday. :'
An Atchlson, Topeka and Sen
ta F e Railroad trestle about $v10
miles IOUtb of San Cle mente In
San Onofre waa reported waded
away Monday.
Art.bur Lloyd, an Amtrak or.
fl cial , said t o d ay train
passengers are getting bU&ed
a round the washed out treltlc.
He said it was expected to be re·
paired by this afternoon.
County orficlala said sewage
spilla continue to be a ma1or
problem on south coast beaches
AliSQ Beach was c losed Sun.
'day when 100 feet or sewfr hnE'
leading to the Aliso Canyon
lrealrnent plant was washed out
Offici als said J.5 ma Ilion gallon:.
of r a w sewage is being dumJ*(i
onto the beach each day.
The strand from Doheny t"
Capistra no Beach was al!.O
c losed due to high bacteria
couot. County health officials
said the South East Regional
Reclamatioo Agency treatment
plant which ove rflowed last
month h asn't overflowed, but
the bacteria counts are relal{.-d
to tbe All.so Beach spill.
LocaJ officials s aid estimates
of damage to public and pnviate
property from the c hain Qf
storms as impossible to set.
In Laguna Beach. city orfic1als
wall report to council member!'.
on the extent of that c1ty·s prob
lem s a t tonight's 6 o'clo1·k
meellnR.
Lagtma Canyon has been a
cons tant problem th rough th•·
week ·long siege a nd twel"t-
fa m 1hes Ii v in ~ in low l y1 n~
hom es a long the road st ayed
Mo nday n 1~ht 1n a L a.14u11.1
Reach hotel, fl Pd Crci~" 111
f1 c1als said this mornin.i.:.
Wa ter roM• l11 thrt'(' rt·f·\ 1r.
m.rny of the home~ S:1tu1 d •• v
and was followed by mudsh<h--.
Sunday that ldt mos \ of t!w
houses with lour mcbt:i. o{ sll:nc
OD the floors.
San Clemente t•1re Chief Ron
Cole m an saJd today the slate of
l'm~r£ency in the city 'h1111ld
l,1'>l about lhrt"1' tl:.t\'> "'hil• II•
mudi.ltde thrcdl t'>.Jl>I'
Flights Slated
~
To Portland
Officials a t AJr Cal1fom1a ~·
nounced today that the a irlttlt'
will start service to P ortla nd on
March 24 from Or ange Count y
a nd five other cities.
I\ spokesman for the airlJot•
said the new service won 't alf~t
the averae-e number of daily <te·
partures made by lhe airline
from Orange County.
Tbe Orange County l o
P o rtland r o ute w i ll be
eslabli&bed with three duly one·
stop flilbts.
Ot.Mr cltJes that wlU be linked
wilb Portland by Afr Caljforn1a
are San J Ofle, OaJcJand. Ontario.
Reno and Las Vegas. beween the noor studs under the the tracks in a tunnel Moo day.
insulation. He said he ned alt.er .,_·---------------------------------------the Jut search party left the hom e.
Disaster proclama tions for
San Bernardino and San Diego
counties were issued earlier this
month and are still In effect , and
further requeftts were expected
from Ventura. Santa Ba rbara
and San Luis ObiSPo counlieti for
disaster assistance.
The Loe Angelea area has had
20.58 inches of rain so far this
Abortions for Poor
To Cost Uncle Sam
BRETT WALKER NEWPORT
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W ASIUNGTON (AP) -The
federal government must be&in
paying for most abortlom for
poor women, the Supreme Court
said today.
The justices, by a 6·3 vot.e, re-
fused to block a federal Judie's
order forcing the government to
pay (or poor women's medically
necessary abortiOM. The blab
court. however, did not rule on
the merit.I of the caae, but will
review il lat.er.
U.S. District Judie John Ooo-
Une ln New York Ctty lut month
!'truck down \he IC»-Called Hyde
a mendrnent, a con•r•11loa1I
rettriction on Medicaid apendlni
(or abortions.
Dooling 1&id the reslrletion,
which makes money for abortion
avalla!* Ollly to womea wboM
lives are endangered by tbelr
pre1nanciea and women wbo are
victim.a of rape or lncett, ii un·
conatllUtlonal.
••
Doolinf 1a1d Medicaid money
for medically necessary abor·
Uoaa m1.11t be available to eligi·
ble women, as is money for
cblldblrlb coet.s.
ff ls broad definlt Io n or
"medJcally necessary" went
beyond physical health to ln·
elude t.be be•t Interest of a
woman'• ment.l and social well·
bet.na.
Ex-resident
Has Surgery
Retired Newport Beacb Poll~
Lt. Earl N. S&ooebaek ii report.
ed to be ntCOYerlq toda.)' hocn
open Mart aur1ery wbleb wu
performed P'rlday at St. Vin·
cent'• Holpttal iJl Loi Alla-.. StonelNack, wbo now Dv. tn Bellewe..t.~!dabo, waa ~ rillU.., MD Clemente and 1al·
fered a bMrt .uad, Nqubiq
dae IUl'IW1, accordln• to bla wile, VI. I
11 ra . ltoaeback ,aid her 11•~ at =..:i ad •aWaa to-,., _. ....... to,..
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Tuesday, February 19 through Fri~. Febf'uary 29
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Cop ·Tells o.i Hail of Bullets
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POLICE OFFICEft CUADRAS RECOVERING FROM WOUNDS
He Tell• of Contront•tJon With AobMry Suspee1 Seturdey
a1 .... 1HUD&a•AN .... ..-,... ..... "tn. M UllM nmataa.out ol Lb• t ar, t.. aoolled lib a mad·
mu. P1'0al the nnt '"Pout, he 1tarUd ....,.,.n,,"
'rom hit holpltaJ bed llOftday
afternoon, Fountaln Valley
PoUt• ottlcer He nry Cuadras
1rlmly recalled hla bloody eon·
frootaUon Saturday ni&ht witb
•n armed robbery auapect.
The violmt cha ln of event.a left
Cuadraa, 38, wounded In the left
arm and bead. 1be robbery sus·
peel b dead.
The dead man was Identified
as Jamet Kenneth Carey, 23, 284
E Bay St .. Costa Mesa . Carey's
death, after be wu detained by
othe r officers who say lbey did
not know he was wounded. will
be lnvesUgated by lhe Orange
County District Attorney's of-
f1 ct:
Officer Cuadras. married and
the rather or three sons. is sim-
ply grateful to be alive.
At a b o ut 9 :40 Saturday
night. Cuadras. alone in a patrol
car. responded to a report of an
armed robbery al the Marie
Callender restaurant at 18889
Brookhurst St. .
Rainfall Total Mounts
Huntington Gets Half lncli This Morning
Rainfall totals continued to
inch up along the Orange Coast
today. with intermittently heavy
rains dropping half an inch of
water on Huntington Beach in
just 10 minutes this morning.
Weatherwatcher J . Sherman
Denny in that city reported the
half-inch downpour betw~n 1 .35
and 7:45 a.m .. bringing his 24·
hour measurement to .53 of an
inch after only a mild dnzzle
Commuter Airline
Changes Ownership
Golden West Airlines. a com·
muter airline with corporate of-
fices in Newport Beach. has
been sold to three private in·
vestors ror a n undisclosed sum,
Golden West President Henry
Voss said today.
He said the sale won't c hange
operations or personnel at the
airline, which serves J ohn
Wayne Airport in Orange County
as well as nine other cities.
Voss identified the invest.ors
as Martin Stone o f Boston.
Harvey L. Karp of New York
and Dr. Ellls Rlng of Los
Angeles. The airline was wholly
owned by San Joaquin Valley
agribusinessman Hollis Roberts.
Voss said the airline has 15
planes and last year carried
more than 700,000 passengers.
He said delivery is due in
April on the first of four 50·
passenger turboprop DHC-7s,
which will replace four 18·
passenger Deffavilland Twin Ot·
ters in the Golden West fleet.
Although ~ new planes have
g r eater passenger capacity.
Voss said , they are quieter than 1 the old pl.nes.
Monday
Total rainfall for the last week
has been 6.85 inches, about an
inch a day. he said. The total
sioce the season began JuJy 1
was 15 96 inches in Huntington
Beach. up from 12.10 mches .at
this time last year
Elsewhere. overnjghl fig ures
were sli~hUy lower. The Orange
County Flood Control district re-
ported .22 of ao inch in Santa
Ana, for a week's total of 1.02
inches and a season total of 16.34
inches, up from 12 13 inches at
this time last year and from a
season to dale average of 8.6
inches.
In Costa Mesa, .18 or an inch
was measured today. brlnirlne
the week's rainfall to 5.27
inches Season t otal was 10.8
Inches. about the same as last
year.
The Moult.on Niguel Treat·
ment Plant in Laguna Niguel
measured .35 of an inch for the
24 hours ending this morning
and 10.41 inches for the past
seven days. The season total
waa 22.53 inches. up from last year'•~ lpche9 at um tune.
Cuadras. who hat been a
f\lllllme Fount.fin Valley potice
offlcflr for lesa tban a year.
pulled onto a ••de llrffl and aaw
tbe auapect cUmbln1 into his
ear. The policeman said he
foUowed u Carey drove at 10
mlle1 per hour aloa1 Garfield
Avenue.
Carey turned onto Persimmon
Stre,et. and Cuadras picked up
hi1 radio mlcropbooe to report
his poeltion.
"Just as I bad the m ike in my
band." Cuadru recaJJed. "be
jamm'ed the car Into park,
jumped out and began running
toward me, shooting. J dropped
the mike and grabbed my gun to
return the fire."
Tbe offi cer was hit twice lO the
arm. Another shot struck lhe
car . causing a chip of metal to
hit him in the skull
Cuadras said he decided to
"play possum." and s prawled
across the console When his as·
sailant returned to his own car
and began to drive orr. the of
ricer followed . despite his
wounds.
"1 was angry that he shot me.
and I wasn't about to let him get
away,'' CWld:ru sald.
Tbe officer followed him
toward a muddy tleld near
Buabard Street, wber• be ob-
served other police un..lta cblnc
in oo the awapect.
Leavtna the capture to his
comradel. Cuadru. drtvtnc OO.·
banded. aped to Fountain Valley
Comm..mty HolpU.aJ.
"I dJdn't want to wait," be aald.
"I bad two alup ln my arm and
blood wudrippingdown m y face.
•So I just turned oo the siren and
Ught.a and drove about 80 miles an
bou,r." Teebnidan.s al the em erceocy
room helped him in.aide .
Meanwhile. Carey, wet and
covered. with mud from a st.rug.
gle wilh other . police officers.
was taken to Fountain Valley
police headquarters and placed
in a detaining cell. Police said
he fought With o rr1ce r s
throughout the lnp to the st.a·
lion.
Returning later to ques tion the
man. police discovered Car ey
was suffe ring from a chest
wound. Police said they bad
seen oo initial signs of injury
and that the suspect bad not
Fi1'e Will Be JO
complalned about bl.I WOUDll .
Paramedica were aummooed
at 10:38 p.m .. and Carey wu
taken to· Fountain Valley Com·
mun!ty Hoeplt.al. where be was
pronounced dead.
Fountain Valley police Capt.
John R. Beddow said be wu ln·
formed by physicians that the
bullet that struck Carey in the
a bdomen caused extensive in·
ternal bleedin&. though Ultle out·
ward bleedin& was evident. He
also oonftrmed thal the suspect
w aa wearing a brown corduroy
jacket over a blac k T -sh irt
which a1ao qiay have made any
bleedine le&a visible.
Because no other officers ex-
c hanged gunfire with Carey.
police say il apparently was one
of Cuadras' shots that struck the
man. A fu!l investigation stiU
must be completed.
Cuadras said Monday be did
not realize one of bis shots bad
hit the man and that none of
them bad stopped the susped
from charging hts car.
The o(ficer said the incident
bas not made him apprehensive
about future confrontations with
armed awipecu .
T h e Kienast quintuplets. ~ho'll be 10 )ears
old Sunday, are shown with plctu.rea of
them.elves at birth Jn Llberty Comef"!I.
~-J . From left are Gordon. Sara. Amy.
Abigail and Ted.
W ol-ker Scared to Death by Shooting
DETROIT <AP) -For nine
years after his desk was riddled
with bullets when a fellow
w o rker w e n t b erserk and
g unned down t h ree m e n ,
Chr ysler Corp. fore man Carl
Tkachik lived on tranquilizers
and feared for his life, his wire
says.
T)<achlk died last April. and
bis wife. Wanda. is asking
Michigan's Worker's Compensa-
tio n Board to g rant death
b enefits . S he c laim s h er
hus band literally was scared to
death.
Tkach.ik was a foreman at a
Chrysler axle assembly plant in
Detroit. wbere J ames Johnson
killed three men on June 15.
1970.
A jury found that J ohnson was
temporarily insane because of
working conditions. The 45.year
old assembler was not prosecut·
ed. but spent five years In a
mental hospital. He received
more than Sll.000 in worker's
compens ation . a nd wants
Chrysle r to give rum permanent
d1sab1lity pay
Mrs. Tkachik. wbo nursed her
husband through two heart at-
tacks. a stroke. and years of
paranoia and tranquiUzer5:'Con-
tends her fa mily also deserves
worker's compensation· s ur·
vivors' benefits
/\n account of her case was re
ported in Monday's editions of
the Detroit News Mrs Tkachik
declined lo discuss the case
Sailors Survive Storm
CdM Skipper, 3 Friends Battle Baja Gale
By ALMON LOCKABEY
o.lty ...... -·-. ....... Chester Salisbury II, 37-year-
old land developer from Corona
del M ar. is happy to be back on
land -any land -developed or
otherwise.
Salisbury is the owner -skipper
of the 57-foot Herreshoff ketch
Tioga which survived a howling
storm off Baja California Satur·
day night.
"Conditions were the worst
I've been caught in since I was
in a,burricaJle for three days in
the Caribbean in 1961," said
Salisbury.
The skipper said he and three
friends were bringing the boat
up from Ensenada on a direct
course from the Todos Santos
Islands to the Cor o nados
Islands. The storm struck with
Force UHl winds (more than 60
miles per hour) with high seas
and vUJbllity of less than 100
feet .
On board with Salisbury dur-
ing the alorm were Marty
Capune, owner of Camera
Anoat; Susan Coug hlin. and
Robin Honath. 13, all of
Newport Beach.
; • "We buniedly reduced saJI to
a atorni jib wblcb wun'l enou1h
to allow ua to claw off tbe
beacb," taid Selilbury.
At one time, while handling
sheet.I and tryin8 to flod a 1all
comblnltioa that would 8lve tbe
boat PM"r to aall, Sallabury fell
overboard When a UleUne let 10. Shelley Hack, the latest of
"J;harlle's Angela," re·
portedly has been dropped
from the Catt of the TV
aerJe1 next season. "The
networlt (ABC) came to tbe conclualon that Shelley
wasn't cutttnc it," accordln1 to tbe New York Dally News.
"1 w11 IU1l el1Dftn1 to the hull
of tbe boat wtMID S...an COUltalln
arabbed me bJ die seat ol the
paata aad bauled me back
1board. It WM tbe clolett cell I
•••r~.·· S•I ~ tbe boat't eew aaaillarJ _,...,ailed ... u....
wat bar•IJ eaoqb battery
power to get off a ~arbled call to
the Coast Guard
··we were only about a mile
off the beach at Descanso Point
(south of Rosarlto Beach ) whe n
we rlnally were able to hoist a
mizzen sail and the boat began
to hand'le beautif ully ." s aid
Salisbury.
·'By that time a Coast G11ard
helicopter had arrived and they
radioed that lhey were unable to
help us but asked us to check in
e ver y half bour."
"With the balanced saU com·
bin aUon we were able to set a
course outside the Corooados
Islands and from there were
a ble to bear off and run for Point Lom a . ·
''The boat h andled Hke a
dream when we finally got
enou gh sai l to maintain
headway. and every one on
board remained calm and did
what wu necessary io keep lbe
boataaUln1."
The Tioga arrived in San
Dte10 about 3 p.m . Sunday and
underwent a Coat Guard in·
apecUon tbat proved th ~l
..... 1bipeb1pe.
Tto1a was b\dlt on the Eu\
Coast ln 1932 and was a pre-
de ceaeor to the flmed Her-
resboff 72·foot ketch Ticon·
dero1a. .
811i1bury has ownecr lb•
v"Hl for about 10 )'Hn and bu made f"*lueot tripe to Medco.
He •aid the Tio•• h11 NCtDU)'
been Mlected by th• American
Sau Tra11Wa1 AaaoclaUOD ror
lrainiDI JOUDI uilorl Jn
Ham-.bip. .
'
when contacted by tt>lt>phonc avoiding doors because he said him "
Monday night. he was afraid someone would Mrs Tkach.ik s&Jd that despite
There was no 1mml'd1ale <'Om shoot him her efforts. her husband lost 140
ment from Chrysln, which 1s "Day after day. night afte r pounds He cried when the
a ppealing an earlier dec1s1on n1~ht. he paced the noor:· ~hl' telephone rang, screamed at the
gra nting Tkachtk worker's com :-.a id sound or the doorbell. refused
pcnsalion for his illness shortly lie ~urned lo work in a "'eek. his two daughters visitors. was
before his death zipping a Jacket tight to cover terrified or the backyard and
When Johnson laid down h1~ theforeman'stelltalewhiteshirt went to pieces If a d oor
M ·l rine after the s hootings, and tie W1trun days. he was s lammed. his wife reported
Tkachik's supervisor i.a1d the hospitalized and stayed away He suffered has first heart al·
Warren resident caml' to ham from work for two years tack when he tned returmn~ to
ashen fa(.'(.'d and said , "They·rl' "That's when the tranquihiers work as a labore r. rather than a
shooting at me ·· !>tarted.'' said Mrs Tkachlk "Al foreman. and hJs se<.'ond. w1th a
Tkachik was sent home. when• the hospital. they said he had stroke. a year later When he re
his w1fesa1d he locked the doors anxiety. and they put him on tu rn ed h o me again . Mr-;
and WLOdows. drew lhe curtams. traoqwliiers. Tkacb.ik said he was a vegeta
turned off thl' telcv1s1on , C'urled "I knew 1 couJdn 'l fall apart ble
into his (avonte c hair and would or we'd have two basket cases an In Apnl. Tkach1k di ed after
not budge the rest of the nighl the house." she sB.Jd "I Just dug another heart attack
The next day he burst into in . clearung house a nd coolung Doctors have told the com
frenzied activity. his wife said in up a storm. to keep myself from pensatlon board 'tkacb.ik would
the News account. changing the worryingandso1twouldn'tbe so not have li ved nine year"
locks and the telephone number. o bvious that I was watching without tus Wlfe's care
~~~~~~~~:::::;:;-----====~~~~~~~
Ourlno the New Y ork
Jewelry Show, N.W. Ayers
entertained some of I he
buyers at a breakfast at the
Plaza on behalf of their
client, De Beers. Part of
that ea rl y morn ing
pr09ram was a style show
of women's fashions f or
spring and summer The
key words descrlblno the
styles tor the new seuon
were "soft" and "graphic "
You might think that these
words sound contradictory,
but tooether they paint a
look that is clean a nd
modern, yet feminine and
pretty.
Of course. I was most
Interested In how Jewelry
was used to accessorlze and
complement these new
fashions. There was body
Jew elry on the swim suit
me><Mls and Jewelled pies
holding pllecf.up Mir. There
were brooches and stick pins decoratlno the hets.
BroochH, too, et Hymetrlc
neck I If.'".
Skim •re Qettlno shor ter !xlt many designers showed,
lrre9uler hemlines which QIVU the ltlUllOn Of
oraceful movement and
change.
A bl9 t>tack·•nd·whlte
summer Is expected •• .graOhfC with strong color
(~
liiEM WISE
Mary Barr c:et11l1ed Gemo1o01s1
CHARLES ff. BARR
............
't ....
blocks. Grey will be the
ne w neutral. Sometimes as
strong as steel , deep as
charcoal or soft as dove ..
.often mixed w ith white.
A big tewefry season is
comlfl9 ... lots of pearls . .and black on yx w i th
diamonds ... to flt in with
the black and white oraphk look. Lots of colored beads
m i x ed w i th 9,0ld to
complement the ' blocks Of
color " trend. Dramatic.
mult i -s trand tw ist
neck laces to accent the
feminine qualities of the~ fashions. It soonds like a
very "pretty" sprlnQ and
sum,,,.r. The second part of that
breakfast prooram was
Georo• Plimpton telllno about some of h is adventures pltchlno In 1n
all-star baseball 9ame ,
golno on the field with the Detroit Lions end boltlno a
couple Of exhibition rouncts wl~ • hffvvwelol\t, Arctlle M~. I think. The most
fun of all wa~ wt\en he
showed "' • film of the day he went t o work \n a
tew e lry s t ore as a
s.{esmen. Wtt all left tor
our day's WOfil chue:tcllno ..
.. Ind verv relieved th.lt
Geore-Ptlmpton w.sn't on
our staff
. 4'•• .:.~':: ~·••ting
'" ..
·.
(:t ...•. ~ T••~~'·' ...,..,_
\lbat Good News?
.-Y otrn.ooml D&n. -Enoqb ol tb1J pwa1q
about t.bl ...,..... . Whet we need around here now la IOID......, ~. pleuut and ftldearlAt to eottcb our u.... ' "'1 not ,try ooe of I.be moml.n1 n•wa·apeak talevtsloo p~t 1'W"D oo UM dial.
1'be tube Ulhta up aod the~ is thia matronly appear-
iDI Pft"IOD wtlo Du written a boc* about ''llurdercyclu."
Sbe la t.eWna ua all the dUferent ways we can be crlp
pi.ct, maimed, CM·brained and otherwise ruined by even
tbl.Dkina about a moc.ott~ Fonctlln1 t.be hand.leban
m1pt clebue ~ l~v•r. but don't touch.
I knew I •~have so&d that macbin.e before now.
I've obvioully been SI ved rrom helllires by a soft Ure and
d l' ad battel')' .
SNAP OFF TBE TV. E:nou1h ol that. Let's try the
morniJll oewspapers tor something happy. pleasant aod
eode~.
Here a a story oow, a bout bow 10 years after being
banned, Cyclamate will still kill you.
Tbla ii so far back in history that you can't remember
what ooe ol lhole gbuUy Cyclamalea is.
Is a C)'clamat.e a motorcycle bu11l tor two?
Qu.ickl,y turn the page iD your search for something
-r--
, '
Noted Santa Ana ColunuW-t and Ht. Famoua Ptpe
sweet and pleasant. Here's a headline that proclaims,
.. From a Rape, Something Positive ...
Why doo 't we try the other morn.in& paper?
NOW IN TRIS other journal we have the second or a
lhree·part series. It promises to inform you of everyUung
you want to know about incest. W~u.1.
Better to read in our own ltarllilC journal W. article
that proclalma, .. How to Strai&bten Up Dbor'aaa.laed,
Slovenly Uves ... "
Maybe it is Ume to clean off this desk. Why, here is
a nother letter from Bruce Hopping of Laguna Beach. the
Art Colony's savant or the sands, who is nattenng at me
again ·about the evil.a of tobacco.
Dear Bruce doesn't like my pipe. It Wlll do no good to
explain to Dear Bruce that I don't smoke it. l JUSt clench It
between my t.eetb to keep two "Of my fi..llings apart If tbe
two fillings snap together. my mouth pi cks up a radio st.a
tion in Del Rio, Texas. The disc jockey there is always
playing "Dixie."
It would do no good to tell Bruce this because he'd
want me to substitute a sucar-free lollypop.
LISTEN. DEAR BRUCE, why don't you try writing
columnist Jerry Kobrin up oo the Santa Ana ReaiJter?
He's gol a much larger pipe than mine. Now I wouldn't
want to rmk oo Kobrin for anything but, well, I underat.a.Dd
be actually lit lt once.
Why did I aave thl.a cllppmc on toothache relief?
Here's another letter on the desk pile that be&ina. "As
you know, divorce ls probably one or the great.ett toelal
crt.aeaofourUmea .•. "
Tell you what, folb, Why don't we just arouse about
the weather?
NATION I WOAIJ'
3Perish
Air aeaner;
Water Dirtier
As Boat
Capsizes
W A.SHJNOTON <AP> -The
air Americana breathe la 1tttln1
c leaner. but tbe water lbey
drtnk .. lhrutmed by a variety
of pollution problem•. a White
tlouu advt.ory panel reported
today.
The CouncU on Envtronmental
Quality, in Its annual report to
Con1maa oo the fight against
polluUoo, labeled problems with
Informant
OnAbscam
A Swindler?
NEW YORK <AP> -An lnfor
mant employed by the FBI in its
Abscam investigation may hav£•
used inside information about
the .operation to swindle several
California businessmen out of at
least $150,000. the New York
Times reported today.
The newspaper said the busi-
nessmen ldentilled the alleged
swindler as Joseph B. Meltzer.
and said that when details of the
Abacam operation were report·
ed recently. they were shocked
to realize they mikht have been
victims of anot.ber Arab scam.
THEY SAID Melt.ur told them
he represented an Arab sheik
wbo would lend t.bem money to
s tart biulnesses if the sheik
could have a piece in the invest·
ment. the Times reported. It
added that some of the bust·
nesamen still believed up to last
week that they would be getting
the loans.
"Al the time of Meltzer's al·
leged West Coast acUvitjes, he
had no association wstb th('
FBI." said Homer Boynton. ex·
ecutlve assi11tant director of thf>
FBI in Washington. "The FBI
became aware of the allegations
and bas been working closely
with the United States attorney
to resolve them."
the Quality aad quantity ot t.be
nation'• water auppUe1 u a
"paramount •ue for the nation u we_._ the i-.. ·•
.. rao• A v A&I BTY of
penpectiws, the naUon·a water
and the rea.ourcea asaoclat.ed
wtt.b it are iD trouble," said Gus
Speth, the councll chairman.
.. .Juat u we can no looser aa·
sume that cheap enerey will
always be available to u.a at t.be
nip of a switch. we cannot ex·
peel an endless supply of cheap,
clean water at lbe twut of a
fauceL"
Wh.Ue citing "tmpresaive prog-
ress" by industry ln ellminat·
ing much of the raw wute once
dumped into lbe nation's lakes
and streams, the report S&ld
other pollution sources were
provin1 much more difficult to
controt Those sources were I.lat·
ed as chemical waste dumps
polluting underground water
s upplies. sewer overflows and
run -off from pest1c1des and
agricultural fert1li~en.
THE REPORT said under·
J!round water suµplses which
provide drlnksn~ water to half
the country -are being en·
rt angered by the 1ncrea~in~ UM'
or chemical dump!-. and poncb to
~tore hautrdous wa~tcs The re
port found that only 10 pt-rn·nt
of h azardous che micals arc
stored properly. greatly lncreas·
sng the danger of chemicals
seeping into underground water
supplies and polluting lhem for "centuries .,
Trudeau
Returns
To Power
TORONTO <AP) -Piene El-
liott Trude.u. a poHtscal hu-
been just three monlh.s ago. took
charge of Canada ooce again w
a stunning elC<"Uon victory he
called a rerun of .. an old love
story" between h ss party and the
voters lie 1mmed1ately offered
himself and hts country a'>
peacemakers In the lJ.S -Soviet
dispute.
Trudeau's Liberal Party rout·
ed the Pro~ressi ve
ConservatJves of Prime Minuter
Joe Clark Ill parliamenury el~
lions Mooday. cutting down a
government that wu one of the
few to aticlt by the UnJt.ed Slates
down the llne LO its confronlaUon
with Moscow.
Surface waler pollution has
forced the clOl\sng or 4 million or IN A VICl'ORV speech early
the 14.6 million acres of com· today to an tts tat.Jc crowd of
mercsal shellfish waters in the supporters tn Ottawa, Trudeau.
United States. according to lhe 60, took a d1.1tinctly softer KJ>'
report. In the Cheupeake Bey proach. declartng that the Un1t·
alone. 400 mtles of shoreline t·d States 1s "our g reat est
were Us~ as cnUcally erodrn,<.' .. .;fnend"' but addmg that preserv
primarily b~c auSt· or ovn· 1ng peace between lht
dt'velopml'nt s uperpowers must be part or Canada's world m1ss1cn
FORT LAUDERDALE. P'Ja.
(AP) -A baby and two adultl
were ~ad. nine people were
rescued and two or three otbera
were atilJ miaainl Monday DfCht
after a boat capalied in the
Atlantic Ocean, offtclala aaid.
The survivors were taken to
hotplt.ala in Fort Lauderdale and
Hollywood for treatment of
hypothermia, said Lt. Tim
Doherty. bead of the Coast
Guard station here.
THE SU&VIVOU laid they
spent about five hours ln t.be
water after their sailboat -car·
rylo1 three Latins from Miami
and about 14 Haitians -ap-
parently sank Monday morning,
accordin1 to Doherty.
"The numben are confuainl
becat18e some of lhe individuals
a re giving us a different
number," Doherty said. The
search for more survivors was
suspended due to darkness and
weather. he said. A helicopter
rrom Clearwater was to resume
the search at d aylight, a
spoketiman said.
"The report from the Latins is
that they lert at J .30 this morn-
ing on a fish.ing trip, ran into a
boatload of Haitians and look
them on board their sailboat.
which promptly sank," the
lieutenant said.
ASKED ROW bl, the boat
was, be said, "All 'm able to
get out of the two Lodlviduab we
spoke to is 'small.· "
One oC t.be Laun men w&1 car-
ryln1 "a lot" of mooey, Doberty
~asd
N1ae of the survtvors were. be~
Inc Lre.ated at Broward General
Medical Center here aod two
were at Hollywood Memorial
llospstal. where a s pokeswoman
said a Ha1uan mao wu beine
admitted In satisfactory cond.i-
llon. Vanessa Reynolds said
/\N0111ER WATER problem In elections las t May, ttw . M aurlce JuaUlllen was beiog
cited is the growing threat of youth fut c I ark and h 1 s kept at the hospital and Luis
acid rain. The report s aid the Conservau~ t-nded l6 yeans of Feliciano of Miami was treated
acidity of rain.fall ·-blamed on Liberal rul.e. 11 of lhem with and releasC'd
s ulfur dioxide pollut100 -Trudeau as pnme minuter The "There's no broken bones or
had increased 50-fold 10 the last Liberal ctuef bad actually an anything. they're JU.St suffering
THE NEWSPAPER quoted 2.5 years in the eastern ball or nounced h1s l.ll~tion 1to leave from mild bypothermla."
court records in Florida as say-the country. politi~ la.st November. O<>herty s&d
ing Meltzer Is soon to begin a .-----------~-----------------------------------------------------------------30· month prison sentence for in·
terstat.e tran.sportallon and sale
of stolen securities.
Aalted by the Tlmea if he took
the bribes, M e ltser aaid,
"Ma ybe yes. maybe no:· and,
"It 's a matter of opinion."
91 "iaJk Out
At TMI Plant
HARRISBURG, Pa. <API -A
dispute over radiation safety
procedures has led to a walkout
by 91 electricians at the Three
Mlle laland nuclear power plant.
plant and union officials say.
The salety of the pMint was not
threatened by Monday's job ac
ti on, a ccord In" to R obert
Arnold, the senior Metropolitan
Edison Co. official overseeing
the TMI cleanup.
Met Ed is the utility that
operate& TM I. crippled last
March 28 in the nation's wont
commercial nuclear a ccidenL
No Letup • m Icy Rains
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-4'•• ··.~"Cea ting -; . . . .
What Good News?
' &Off OlJ'ftA>OIEI Dlln. Eoouab ol th1a croua1QI
about t.M -..Uaer. W'bal w. Med around bere CIOW t1
IOID....., happy. IMuant and eodearto1 to enrich our u .... W'-1 aot to one ot Lbe momln1 newa·apeak t.elevtakla
Prosramt? 1"111 c-. UM dial
Tbt tube Uabt.a up and \ben1 ii Lb.la ma\.ronly appear·
IAI .,..._who bu written a book about "M\lrdettyclet."
Sbe la teWq u aU I.he d:tflerent ways we can be cnp-
p&ed. maimed, a..brat.ned and Olberwiae ruined by even
lhlnklq about a motorcycle. FoodU01 lhe handlebars
m11bt clebaae you for.vet Look but doo't toucb.
I me. I 1bould bav~ sold that macbtoe before now.
I've obviously been savod from hellf1ret1 by a sotl Ure and
de ad battery.
8N.U-OFJI' THE n . £noua:h of that. Let's try the mo~ oe~papera for ~methlng happy. plea~aril and
eode~.
Here a a story oow. about bow 10 yeus a n.er bung
baDJHJd. Cyclamat.e wiU stiU kill you.
Th1' la so far back in history that you can't remember
what ooe ol tho6e ehaaUy Cyclamates is .
Is a Cyclamat.e a motorcycle built for two?
Quickly turn the page in your search for somelhtnR
,,,,,·--"" -.r--'
Noted Santa Ana CotumnUi and Hu Famoiu Pipe
sweet and pleasant. Here's a headline that proclaims,
"From a Rape, Something Positive ...
Why don't we try the other mornin& paper?
NOW IN THIS other journal we have the seN>nd of a
three·part senes . It promises Lo inform you of everyth.uig
you wanl to know aboul incest.
Wooderful.
Better to read in our own aterllnl joumal UU. aruca.
that proelahm, "How to Straighten Up Dlsor1aolled.
Slovenly Uv• . . . "
Maybe it is time to clean off this desk. Why, here is
another letter from Bruce Hopping of Laguna Beach. the
Art Colony's savant of the s ands, who 1s nattering al me
again about the ev1l& of tobacco
Dear Bruce doesn't Uke my pipe. It will do no good to
explain to Dear Bruce that I don't smoke It. I just clench It
between my teeth to keep two or my rillin~s apart If the
two fillings snap together, my mouth pi cks up a radio~
tion in Del Rio. Texas. The diac jockey there is always
playin1 "Dixie."/ , ·
It would do no a:ood to tell Bruce lhls because he'd
want me to aubetltute a auaar·free loUypop.
LISTEN, DEAJl BRUCE, why don't you try writing
columnist Jerry Kobrin up on the Santa Ana Reliater?
He's eot a much lar1er pipe than mine. Now 1 wouldn't
want to fink on Kobrtn for anylhlnc but, well, I understand
be actually llt it once.
Why did 1 aave this cllppma oo toolhacbe relief?
Here's another letter on the desk flle that beains, "As
you know, divorce la probably one o the areat.eat soclal
crlaesof our Umes. • . "
Tell you what, folks, Why don't we just arouse about
the weather?
Air Cleaner;
.
Water Dirtier
WASHINGTON CAP> -TM
air Amertcan.a bruLb• Lt 1etUn1
l'leaner, but the water they
drink la Uuutened by a variety
of poUuUon probletna, a White
House adviaory panel reported
tcday.
The CouneH on Envlronmental
Quality, ltt It.a aMuaJ report to
Contn'U oo the fight an~t
pollution. labeled problems with
Informant
OnAbscam
A Swindler?
NEW YORK tAP> -An lnfor
rnant employed by the FBI in its
Abscam investigaUon may havt.•
u~ed inside 111format1on about
the operation to swindle severnl
California businessmen out or :.t
least $150.000. the New York
Times reported today
The newspaper said the bus1
nessmen Identified the alleged
swindler as Joseph B. Meltzer.
and said that when details of t.hl'
Abscam operation were report·
ed recenUy. they were s hocked
to reaili.e they might have been
victims of another Arab scam.
tbe qaallty and quantJty ol the
naUoa'a water auppUea aa a
"p1ramount lleue for the naUon
as we eater the 1.llOI."
"PROM A VARIETY or
perapedivea. the oaUon'a water
and the resources aaaoclai.ed
with it are in trouble," aa.Jd Gus
Speth, the council chairman
''J'1.lt aa we cao no longer as·
sume that cheap eoerey will
always be available to us at the
flip of a switch, we cannot ex·
pect an endless aupply of cheap,
clean wat.er at the twlsl o( a
faucet."
WhUe citing "1mpreuive prog.
ress" by mduatry 1n ellmmat·
1ng much of the raw waate on~
dumped tnto lhe nation's laltel'>
and stream.,, the report saJd
other pollution sources were
proving much more difficult to
control. Tho5e aourct'$ were I.lat·
ed as chemical waste dumps
polluting undC>rground water
supplies, sewer overflow'> and
ru n-off from pes t1 c1des and
agncuhural fertilircrs.
THE REPORT s aid under·
~round water 'IUt>Ph<•'> which
provide dnnkin~ watt<r to half
the country -are being en·
dangered by the inrr(•<Jc;111~ u.\1·
of chemical dumµ~ <Jnd pond:. lo
store haw rdow. wai.tl'S. The re
port found that only 10 percent
of hazardous ch e micals are
s tored properly. greatly increu·
THEY SAID Meluer told them 1ng the dange r of chemicals
he represented an Arab sheik seeplng Into underground water
who would lend them money to supplies and polluting them for
start businesses if tbe sheik .. centuries."
Al' .......
COMOACK COMPLETE
Canade'• Trudeau
Trudeau
Returns
To Power
TORONTO <AP> -Pierre El·
liott Trudeau. a political hu·
been JUSt three months ago. took
charitc of Canada once agaw Ul
a stunrung election victory he
called a rerun of "an old love
story" between h1:. party aod the
vou•rs lie 1mml"d1atrly offered
h1m!>t-IC ;ind hi' country a:.
pearl'maktr:. 1n the L' S -$ov1et
d1spult>
Trudeau·:-. l.1beral Party rout
e d the Pr og ress1 vt'
Conservallves of Prime Mlruattr
Joe Clark ln parliamentary elec
lions Monday. cutting down a
government that was one of the
(ew to 1Uck by the United St.ates
down the Une ID 1t.s confrootauon
with M06CO"''·
could have a plece ln lbe invest· Surface water pollution has
ment. the Times reported. It forced the closing or 4 million or IN A VlCl'OllV speech early
added that some of the bus•· the 14.6 million acres of com· today to an ttstallc crowd of
nesamen still believed up t.o last merclaJ 1bellrl.1h waters tn the supponera in Ottawa, Trudeau.
week that they would be getting United States. according to the 60, took a diltincUy softer ap-
lhe loans. report. Jn the Chesapeake Bay proach. declaring that the Unit·
"At the time of Meltzer's al· alone. 400 miles of shoreline e d States 1s "our greatest
leged We!t Coast activllles, he were lilted as critically eroding, fn1nd" but adding that pres.erv·
had no association with the primarily because o f over· .Mfg peace between lhe
FBI," saJd Homer Boynton. ex· development. superpowers must be part of
ecullve .assistant director of the Canada's world mlulon.
FBI in Washington. "The FBI' ANO'll:IEll WATER problem In electrons 1asl May, the
became aware of the allegations cited is the growing threat of yo uth r u 1 C I ark a o d h Is
and bu been working closely acid rain The report s tid the Conservatives ended 16 yean of
with the United States attorney acidity of rainfall -blamed on L1berai ruJe. 11 ol them with
to resolve them." sulfur d1ox1de pollut100 -Trudeau a.a pnme minuter. The
.-/ had Increased 50-fold In the last Liberal ctuef bad actually &.n·
THE NEWSPAPER quoted 25 years in the eastern haU of oouoced tus lnt.rntloo to leave
court ~rds lo Florida as say-the country. pohllcs laal November.
NATION I WOR1,lt I
3Perish
As Boat
Capsizes
FORT LAUDERDALE, F11.
<AP> -A baby and two ldulta
were dead, nJoe people wen
rescued and two or three omen
were still miuin• Monday a.labt. after a boat capalled in the
AUaoUc Ocean, offtclala slid.
Tbe turvlvora were t.ak1ID to
hotplta.ls in Fort Lauderdale and
Hollywood for treatment of
hypotbermta. aald Lt. Tlm
Doherty, bead or the CoJ1t
Guard 1t.atioo bere.
THE 8U.VJVOU aaJd tbey
spent about five boun Lo the
wat.er alt.er their sailboat -car·
rying three Latina from Miami
and about 14 Halllana -ap·
parenUy sank Monday momJ01.
according to Doherty.
"The num bera are coofuaina
because some of the individual.a
Bre giving us a different
number," Doherty said. The
search for more survivors was
c;uapeoded due to darkness and
weather. he said A helicopter
from Clearwater was to resume
the search at. daylight. a
s pokesman said.
''The report from the Lallns 15
that I.hey left at 3 30 this mom·
Ing on a f1shmg tnp, ran into a
boatload of Haitians and took
them on board their sailOO.t .
which promptly s ank ," the
lieutenant said.
ASKED BOW bif lbe boat
was. he said, "All 'm able to
get out of the two lndJvtduab we
spoke to is ·small.' "
One of t.be Laun men wu car·
l"')'inl "a lot" of money, Doherty
said .
N1Qe of the survivor& were be·
Inc treated at Broward G«H!ral
Medical Center here and two were al Hollywood Memorial
Hospital. where a spokeswoman
said a 1-Wtian man was beln&
admitted in satisfactory coodi·
tlon. Vanessa Reynold& sald
Maurice J u.atilllen was being
kept at the hospital and Lula
Pelklano of Miami was treated
and released
,
'"The~'s DO broken bones or
anything, they're JU.St suffering,.
fro m mild hypothe rm ia,"
Doherty ~d.
Ing Meltz.er Is soon Lo begin a .---------------------------------------
30-month prison sentence for in·
terstat.e transportation and saJc
of atola aecur-lUea. A•Jted by the Times il be look
the bribes, Meltzer aald . "Maybe yes. maybe no ," and.
"lt's a.mattcr or op1m<?n ..
91 "iaJk Out
At TMI Plant
HARRISBURG. Pa. (AP) -A
diapute over radiation safety
proceduree haa led to a walkout
by 91 electric1ana at the Three
Mlle la1and nuclear power plant,
plant and unJon official& say.
The safety of the plant was not
threatened by Monday'• Job ac·
lion, according to Ro bert
Arnold. the senior Metropolitan
Edlaon Co. official overaeelng
the TMl cleanup.
Met Ed is the utility that
operates TMI, c rippled las t
March 28 in the nation'• worst
commercial nuclear accident.
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Alltl-8alleta•e
Diablo Plan
Overturned
SAN LUIS O~JSPO~AP -TM N.e .. ar Re,Wa10rY Comm U..'a board ~b
hat overt\U"Ded a Uteealaa I rulina U.at antJ· •no&.a,e aalepanil at btaMQ Canyon n~ .. ar
power plut are adequa~.
t ~ aesaeaJa board ciWetb banded down tu •·
ci.&oa P'rickY. aa)1D1 that the Ueen1lo.1 board had
never ttudied the attwib pt.., before approvla\C
tt. the Sao Lu.la Obl•Po Tele1nm Tribune repore.d ln·•u weekend tdlUona. The NRC In WubiAl\00
wee cao..d tor the holiday Monday and 1pokesmea
coald QOt be reach~ tor comment. APW .......
IN A LE'ITE& TO THE NRC. llcenaan1 board
chairwoman Elizabeth S. Bowen& saad her 11eocy
had studied only transcripts or Wltnesses'
teatimony before granting approval
Bones Flee Flood
The NRC appeals board wd it would hold Its
own bearings into the adequacy of the Dlablo
plant's security, the news paper s&Jd
Ranch hand.' a ttempt to round up skittish horses trying to flee
widespread flooding around 5-0uthem San Diego Monday. Overflow
from several dams. including Rodriguez in Tijuana, sent water
cascading over ranches.
.Ol'llEllS FOR PEACE of San Luis Obiapo, a
group which opposed the nuclear plant. bad ap-
pealed the licensing board's ded.s1on on grouad.s
that it was not offered an opporturuty to testily at..
the bearings.
Tractor Driver Shot
A lawyer for the group saJd he hoped the NRC
decision meant that Mothers for Pea~ would be
able to testify at the upcoming NRC hearlnp.
TRACY CAP> -A Tracy man was
ldlled Mooday after he damaged four
police cars with a tractor during a
five-mile chase punrtuated by gun·
fire. police said.
Lt. Dan Oelfatt1 of the San Joaquin
County Sheriff's Department said
J oseph ,Pombo. 27. drove a large·
wheeled tractor onto the hood of the
first Tracy police• car thllt arrivf'd at
f'ombo's farm about five malt.-:. out·
:.ide Tracy
ask for a.ss1stance for her son. who
apparently was acting wi Idly.
authorities said.
During the chase. which ended in
downtown Tracy. Pombo drove the
tractor into another Tracy police car
and a Sheriff's Department vehlcle,
and ran aootht'r Sheriff's car off the
road. authorities said.
BUT RICHARD DA VIN, a spokesman for
Pacific Gas & Electric Co .• whlch owns the Oiablo
Canyon facility, said: "Our main concern is and
always has been the integrity of the security
plan... ,..
"We do not feel anyone s hould review the plan
who is not an expert an security, excepting· mem·
be rs of licensing and a ppeals boards.·· Davin said.
The officers came after Pombo's
mother. whose identity was not 1m·
mediately available, telephoned to
One of thl• shots '>trut·k Pombo
while he wa~ m the Cllb of the tr8C
tor Authorities sa id Pombo wa~
r'atally shot after he ~ot out of the
tractor and pointed his ~un al h1-;
purs uers.
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Murder Case
NAACP Eyes
Federal Rap
CIDCO CAP) -The Butte County NAACP s ays
it might seek federal c barges against the county
officiala wbo handled the case of two wb1te bunters
who killed a black man when they could.p't find
any animals to shoot.
A meeting was held Monday with represen-
tatlvea of state and federal agencies to air
grievances In lbat murder and other cues of al·
leged diacrlmioaUon.
~t• Fir~d at Safncay
SAN FRANCISCO CA P > ScvC'ral stiot.s were
fired late Monday into the window of a Safeway
IUJlermarket wbUe about eight alriklng clerks
plclreted C>Utldde, a police spokesman said.
Nobody was mjured
durinR the volley of s hots
aimed high into the 20 ( J foot window s a t th(· ·"TATE Mar i na Safeway, said ..._ _______ _
San f"rancisco police of·
f1cer 'T'im'Quan
1Hunl MetrfJ lnote9urafed
SAN FRANCISCO 1J\P 1 An underground
r ail service was mauguralt-d Monday when about
10.000 nders rode the new "Mum Metro" vehi cles
a fter months of testing
The syste m opc r al1·'> between the Em
barcadero and Ocean Bca<'h employing h~hl rail
vehicles similar to tho~w u~<'d in lh\• Bo~ton '>uh
way :-.ystcm
WASHINGTON !Al» Tht' Senale voted
Monday.to folio~ a recommc•ndatlon f1~t made by
f''ranklin Delano Roosevelt in 1938 and crcate1.ht·
Channel Islands National Park in Cahforrua
Five Lslands rich in arumal and plant life
would become part of the nallonal park :;ystcm un
dcr the leg!BlaUon approvC'd 67·6
SAN ...rosE (AP > -California 's thrN• m1lllon
senior citizens will soon have a suitew1dc or
ganizatlon to represent their int.crests. members of
Gray Panther groups say
Delegates from regional Gray Panther chap.
lers In the state voted dunng a weekend conven
lion to form the statewide group
Karl Grossbucheror El Cenit.o. the group's act
lng cha.lnnan, saJd the Oray Panthers want to speak
out with one voice on the l&sues that affect senior
citizens.
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Residents Riled
Angry Flood Victims Mull Recall
RIVERSIDE (AP> -A late·Dilhl
poundto1 on the door brouabt
Rtvenlde County SuperviJor Donald
Schroeder barefoot lnto lhe rain for a
eontrontaUoo wit.b 75 an1ry reaidenta
wbote bomea were nooded.
homes are nooded ! '' several ot m "We want a room to atay in!=r
1bouted when Schroeder appe
Sunday nJgbt for what turned out to
be an lmpromptu public hearing.
~£ 8ESIDENTS WE8E from the
raan·aodden Jamestown area just
outaide ruverside, 60 miles eut of
Loa Angeles. They threatened to
begin a recall campaign tr flood
cleanup measures were not expedit-
ed and demanded that he come to
Jamestown to see the flooding first·
hand.
"You wouldn't even make a good
dog catcher!" one woman screamed
"You people can do anything yo~
want." Schroeder snapped back at
them. "You 're like a pack of
animals. Wh y don 't you Just go
home!"
"BECAUSE WE DON'T have
homes• .. several of them shouted
back.
Jamestown. bwlt by develol>'\rs m
a dry lake bottom about JO years ago,
as so low that storm culverts serving
the area don't carry the water away.
The resident'! told the supervisor
that they havl' lost thou~ands or
dollarlo worth or carpeting and
househuld b1.:loni.:1nl!5 . t hat mall ha~
n o t bl' t• n ti t· l 1 " 1• r l' d 1 n t h \'
neighborhood ~inrt· lhe mm' b<'g;m
and that neighborhood children havl'
nol allc·ndt>d st·hool because thry
wo uld ha ve to wade waist d eep
throu&b floodwaten to iet to Van
Buren School.
88£alli'r8 DEPUTIES u ked the
crowd to move of.I Schroeder's prop-
erty into the street. ScbtoedeT atood
on the curb In the rain and told lbem
that a SZS0.000 community deve&op-
ment grant wu a llocated t.b1a year
for a new storm drain in Jamestown
lo alleviate the flooding.
''The 11ood.lng money Is allocated."
Schroeder said, inaistlng he has tried to help them.
"I talked to lhe road commtsaiont!r
three limes last wee It." be said.
AFTEa ABOUT HALF ao hour.
tbe crowd began disbanding. Several
or the people wept a.s they left.
"We said a ll we can say." sobbed
J ean McCray. "We're not vicious.
We're just hurt. When you wa<le i9
water up to your knees and see every·
thing you've worke d for gon4;.
somebody has lo hsU!n ·'
CensusShmm
F etrer Children
WASHINGTON CAP> -A Census
Bureau r eport says there was a
sharp decline in the number of
children 1n America in the 1970s.
Population estimates show that
between 1970 and 1979, the number of
children under age 5 dropped 9 per~
t't-nl. from 17 2 million to 1.5.6miJl.Jon
Tht· fClstesl growmg age groups
nuring the decade were young adult.<;,
Jged 18 lo 34. and the e lderly
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~Airport T&ngled
: ' . iln Regulations
•
The problema at Orance County'a John Wayne
Airport are beatnninf to take on the looks of one ol lhoae
iood news-bad MWS Jokes. only no one '1 lauahlna.
The = news came earlier tJWa month In a Lo Angeles ty Superior Court cue tn which tbe rtaht.a or uarport proprietors to hmJt ruahta beuuse or noise pro-blems ~re u,pbeld.
The bad news came on ~nother front with the rHirtK
by three airlines or automauc market entry applications
for routes involving Orange Coo.nty .
The ~ lines -Parlfic Southwest, fl'rontier &.nd
Western a1rUnes riled applications under a new Civil
Ae rooaut.Jc Board re1u1aUon which sa ys no hearings or
environmental impuct reports may be requared. ~he .CAB has set March 3 as the day at wHI rule on the
applications: Under the refu1ations governing automatic
market entnes, the board has liltle discretion in the mat· te~ ~ board has s hown some preference in the past for
re1ecting Orange County route applications because of
the noise standards imposed by state law which limit the
number of commerc ia l jet flights at the airport.
. The CAB has also put off consideration of a whole
series of route applications involving eight airlines that
want t.o fly between Orange County and destinations in
Nevada and Arizona. That action was taken so that an en-
vironmental impact state ment on the ne w routes could be
prepared.
~e automatic m arket entry applications, if granted.
are likely to put the three lines in the same category as
Continental Airlines, which holds a route authority that
can't be used because the county won't lease airport
s pace to any new carriers.
Granting the new routes is a move that would j us t
further cloud an already overly complex issue.
Lake Placid Lesson
H anything has fouled up the Winter Olympics XII I,
it's been the X1#%• ! ! ! public transportation system at
Lake Placid.
Since autos were banned from the Olympics comm uni·
Ly , thus forcing visitors, some home folks and would-be
spectators to rely on bus transportation, a lot of tempers
h a ve been something less than placid at Olympus Spec-
tators have missed events, even when they had the ex·
orbitantlyexpensive tickets in their hands. _
After events, returning visitors sometimes waited
hours in freezing temperatures to catch an out-bound bu~
Even some of the townfolk got hung out to freeze in the
mass failure of m ass transit.
fn all fairness. it s hould be noted that the vehi cular
ban at Lake Placid was contrived just for the Olympics to
<.1void inundating the s mall city with autos by subst1tut·
mg mass transporta tion.
Still. they had a long time to plan it. So the awful
fa ilure of the publi ~ bus scheme at Lake Placid might
serve as a strong ObJect lesson for those who are tempted
to wave a magic governmental wana and hastily convert
u 11 of Southern California to public transportation.
Gov. Brown. a long with the bureaucratic func-
tionaries within CalTrans , seem s trongly inclined to wave that wand. .
They seem to be of the opinion that if they just let the
Southern California freeway system go to potholes.
frustrated working people and commute rs will be forced
into the buses.
And the buses will work like clockwork, right? Just
like Lake Placid?
Recent reports had it that our wande ring governor
was somewhere out on the hazy hustings in the general
geogra phic vicinity of the Winter Olympics XIII. Maybe
he ought to drift over the re and take a good . hard look at
what happens when public transportation is abruptly
f orn-tl mto b<:ing lhe only transportation.
Pl'rhaps t hl!n Gov Brown would h ave second
lhoughb on Lhc ad visability of preserving the freeway
:-.~tern that his father and other California governors
)"orkt.'d lo bu1 Id over the years.
Condorting Thought
/\ spokesman for the Libertarian Party has declared
that only a Soviet invasion of the United States could
prompt the Libertarians to go to war.
It is really comforting to know that we can count on
lhe Libertarians as staunch defenders.
Presumably they'll load their muskets with tracts on
hberty and freedom, and fire them point blank at the on-
coming planes, tanks and missiles.
The Libertarians oppose the draft, laws a gainst drugs
<ind prostitution. compulsory education and all govern-
ment controls .
They favo r individuals supporting causes they
believe in.
Sounds like the perfect party for the "Me Genera
tton." • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
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Boyd/Animal Booze
By L .M. BOYD
Q . Dido 't you s ay some
animals in Africa get drunk
OD berries?
Dear
Gloomy
Gu
Re . the contro•eray
a bout boy·1lrl toy
1t1ns: If I want my
1randdaQgbter to have
a truck or my grandson
to have a toy oven I
couldn't care less what
the sisn says. We do•
have brains out here.
What a wHte of the
court.a' Ume. DISGUSTED
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A. Something like that.
What was said was that the
maroela berries of southern
Africa are not alcoholic, as
such. But they tend to fer-
ment in the stomach of an
animal that eats them. An
elephant, for Instance. A
perfectly sober elephant,
without compulsions or
neuroses, might find himself
natout loaded. In this condi·
tion1 said elephant reportedly
walu funny and sometimes
wind.a up leaning a1aimt a
tree. Another African animal
known to eel drunk jnten·
lionaUy oo t.bo8e fermented
berries la the lion. And the
baboon more notorious ly
than a.n.y. An lnebrtated ba·
boon get.a belll1erent. But a
lion la --1d to become kl~
tenlsh. PlayfUI. As prevlom·
1Y reported, I'd Uke someday
to fllm a telemlon wUdllf e
special f utwing a drunken
Uon with a one·too ball of
)'atn.
Heavy anoren rarely re-
rneuaber tbelr dreama.
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Teddy Encounters N.H. Chill
NASHUA , N .R . -Sen. Edward M. KIGMCly, _,_, b7
a aurprUlacty a:n., .....S lD
Maiae'a ca~ • ..._.. N.,. HamPlbln U... ....,.. lat« for
a chlllnl ol -.. to ftflw Ida
chau .. ,. •••la.at PrHIClut Carter 1ft t* _..., n..st·ta-tbe-
naUoo primary.
Keutd)' ........ tM lut two
wMb ol bla New llamPlhlre
campalp l•
th• atate'•
aout.bero Uer
a lODI the
MaHIChutet·
ts border,
once COIWder·
ed inviolabJe
Kenn e d y
country .
Arme<I with
n e w issues
and an escalating attack on
Carter. lbe senator and his en·
tourage started the day sky hip. But coolness toward Ken·
nedy -from businessmen, slu·
dents. factory workers. men and
women In the streets -chilled
the senator. As lbe day wore on, hi• exubennce departed and his
performance diminished.
This experience buttresses the
view of Democratic politicians
here that the New Hampshire
showdown Feb. 26 will have lit-
Paul Harvey
tJe to do wltb eitber orp.aiMltion
or l11u.a. It la a cbolce of
charaeter between Jimmy
Carter and 1'*f KMDedy. ud au
sJps ~ by Kenoecty
1u11est lbe choice now b lo Carier'a favor.
ALTHOUGH private polla
sbow Caner well ahead wilb few
vote!' ltl.U undecJded, tbe Pf't!li· dent s lll8Dqfts hue are not
rulin1 out a close outcome or eveo oooceivably a Kennedy up-
set. for ooe reason: southern tier
towns su~h as Nashua. with
many residents commuting to ~ a ssachusetts jobs are not
viewed by others in the state as
tru!-! H~psbiremeo. Their er. r~t1c voting behavior is credited
with t!'e unexpeeted defeat of state~de incumbents In recent elections
Kennedy was ready for them,
as .he w~s not ready for a
s 1m1lar climac\jc swing through
Iowa two weeks before the
caucuses there. In Iowa, be had
nothing of substance to say· in
New Hampshire, he baa revert-
ed Lo standard liberal ~ma
While in Iowa he flinched l~
sniping at the president in time
of international crisis, he bas
bludgeoned him 1n New
Hampshire for letting the Ira-
nJan hoetaae erilis 10 beyond it.s
lootb c1&7.
Mlle& TO the deupt ot New
HampMire's original Draft Ken-
nedy baeken, be la runninc a
prealclentiaJ campaign that now
not only i• run by Geor1e
McGovern's old staffers but
echoes McGovern's ldeoloey.
Kennedy's basic campaign
speech now propoeea govern-
ment control ol the ttooomy un-
s.urpaaed in a democratic na·
tion. In foreign policy, be talks
of ··avoidfn« need.less COl}froota-
tion" with the Soviet Unl6n.
Wilb thi.I mesaaee. it was un-
fortunate for Kennedy that bis
first post-Maine appearanc:e was
a Southern New Hampshire A!i.-
s o c i a ti o n of Commerce
breakfast. The atmosphere was
frigid, but il ls doubtlul I.hat the
temperature would have riM!tJ
appreciably had bis message
been less McGovemeaque. As
the senator entered the ball, the
bu.si.oesameo's wives st.and at
bi m with undisguised coot.empt_
Nor did Kennedy evoke en-thusiasm from a forum that bas been a favorite for him aod his
two brotben: tbe high school as· sembly. At three high schools
Kennedy's efforts to play o~
Carter's draft registration pro-
poul aeoer-ated oo excltemeat..
. Ke told an uaembly at Nubu.a
Hieb Scbool: "A Carter DoctriDe
that will reetster you (or the
draft will send another genera-
tion of Americana on to the
Persian Gull to protect OPEC
pipelinea." The reaction from
the student.a: silence.
ON HAND·SllAIUNG tours
through Sanders Industries here
<an electronics defense cootrac-
t or> and through downtown
Nashua, Kennedy often seemed
nervo. and, again, stirred UWe
excitement.
By late afternoon, Kennedy's
buoyancy had gone flat -and
not Just because the reception
had been cool. With Carter ob-
viously on the verge of a
breakthrough on the Iranian
boctagea, Kennedy's attack on
the president seemed inap-
propriate. When tbe White
House accused Kennedy of play.
ing ~lltks with tbe hostage
question, Kennedy and his ad~
~n held an emergency meet-
ing at the Timberlane High
School principal's office and de·
cided not to back down. But at
his next stop, Salem High
School, Kennedy seemed sub· dued.
Nor. i~ it sure that rus tough
telev1s1on commercials and
personal speeches prodding
Carter to come out of the White
HoU&e and campaign will not
backfire. At Sanden Industries,
Kennedy perf unctortly asked for
help from one woman worter in
her late-SOI, who smiled sweetly.
But when~ asked ber choice,
sbe replied : ··carter . EverytlOclr'a for cart.er.•• Why'!
''You abouldn't talk about a
president tbe way Kennedy does.''
YET, it may ~his ooly hope.
Aootber woman worker at San-
ders, abo ck>R to eo. told us she
bad been for Carter but was so
upset by bis refusal to campaign
that she would now be for Ken-
nedy -ell~pt for one lhmg :
Ch appaquiddic k. ''That s till
bothers lDt'," she added.
Although Chappaquiddick was
never mentioned during Ken·
nedy's )ong day, It infests tus
campaign and his desperate ef.
forts to r evive it in New
Hamps hire. His reborn
U~ratism. his attacks on the
president and I ra.o.ian hostage
politics all are ecUpeed by com-parisons o r cha racter.
l'navoldably, such comparbons
are shaped by Chappaquiddick.
Expert Says Most U.S •. Oil Still Underground
I hke Mike lla lbouty We 11c•
never met but I 'vc watched h1!.
track record a s an oilman and I
respect excellence
Now I've read his optim1st1c
a udit o r ou r na tion 's un
di scovered 011
a nd I ap
prec1atc op
tim1sls
Few words
are m o r e
misused than
the word "ex
pert." but 1f
there is one in
the 01 1 in
dus try it's
Mike Halbouty or Houston
And wait'll you hear whal he
says.
Most of the oil under the Unit
ed States is still down there'
You've been hearing that our
nation 1s "a ll drilled out," help-
lessly dependent on other na
tions. Hear t.hts .
At:t Hoppf>
L p to now we have found in
the l"nated Stales 450 billion bar
rcls o( Oii.
O f this a mount WC have
hrought to the surface and used
nnly llO billion barrels .
And that's not all . rn addition
to these proved reserves await
inf! secondary and tertiary re
co"cry, there·s an ocean or oil
locked up on "government
land ," especially 1n Western
Stales and Alaska
There are 14 major oi l basms
in the United States and count·
les!t smaller ones. Our oldest io;
the T exas Gulf Coas t . ou r
younge5t IS the North Slope or
1\ la s ka -but every basin, says
ltalbouty, 1s "underdnllcd."
YOU HEAR there are mol"c
than 21"2 million wells m the
United States and that sound~
hkl' we 've tested everypl ac<'
Three fourths of those we ll s
were not "test wens··. they were
not .. exploratory wells". they
were not "wlJdcau", they wett
drilled to offset and exploit
oilfields which had already been
discovered.
It's been easy and a lesser
~amble to encircle a proved well
with a bunch of others.
Long-shot exploration is more
risky. more expensive. But Wltb
higher product pnces we can al·
ford now to test the boondocks
We have Western states virtual-
ly untouched by the drill.
Five years ago no geolQlist or
geophysicist would have rtt<>m-
mended "''lldcatting the Western
O\'erthrus t Today that has
l)e('ome the hottest oil and gas
play discovered in the past 20
vears
· AppaJacruan coal has been de·
veloped but we have only begun
to explore the overtbr&Uit oil
potenlJaJ there which could dou-
ble petroleum production Crom
\'1rguua to Alabama
The earth scie ntis t s· un -
derstanding of our subsurface
continues to mcrease and our
technology continues to improve
to where ,.'l' are drilling deeper
and replumbing old holes with
new recovery techniques.
We are also beginning to learn
about the m ore s ubtle "oil
traps" -areas of accumulated
oil "'hich a r e illogical by
geological standards .
0LD-11MEas with little or no
geological or geophysical ieam-
i n g "stumbled over " some
bonaruas: new-timers will, too.
If anything has been poisoning
o ur American "syste m " it's
pessimism.
Oil is where you find it. Mike
Halbouty makes a convincing
case for the ract that there is
more than enough oil under the
United States if the pessimists
will hush and the politicians W1tl
get out o( the way .
Can Anierican Workers Learn Japanese Know-how?
US Amb1.1 :.sador Mi ke
Mans field warned the J apancse
last w~k lehat they had better
stop exporting so many cars to
America or there's going to be
trouble
"All the ingrecUents or an ex·
plosion are there," he said gnm·
l y . "Thi s
c learly pre
s e n t s
danger "
That's put·
ting It mildly
I. for one, am
sick and tln!d
o f the se
technological-
ly advanced
nations tak·
ing advanta1e of simple. un-
sophlatlcated countrtes like
ours.
So these well-educated
Japanese enslneera know better
bow to build the kind of cars we
Americana want than our leu
akllled American entlnffra do.
Big Dealt The world bows that
we Americana bave never cared
mucb for the automobile.
Neve rthe l ess. building
s m aller. less expensive. more
economical cars smacks not on
ly or unfair competition. but or
the crassCtit sort of economic ex
plollaUon. In their ereed to make
a yen. the Japanese are increas·
mg our trade defi cits, ruelin~
our runaway inflation, adding to
our unemployment and general-
ly destroying our admittedly
primitive economy.
Ambassador Mansfield Is
right. If they were any kind of
friend at all, they would stop
stiling us small, less expensl.ve.
econoruical cars.
THIS ~OULON'T be as adlJ
flcult BA It sounds. All they need
to do is gradually increue the
size, price and gasoline con·
sumptloo of the models they ex
port to the American market un-
tll they match ~ native prod-
uct.
l 'm sure tboH brilliant
J apaMH eqineen could leam
to deai1n cars with four
beadltdlts and aeata th1t went
up and down 'electrically lf they
put their min~ to 1t
Unfortuna t e ly, highly de ·
ve loped nations ii ke Japan
generally have an ill-concealed
disdain for the real needs of
~ore backward IOCletles and all-
too-callously foist off on them
wh atever the traffic will bear.
Another approach was taken
by Oouglaa Fl'Her, head of our
U nited Auto Workers, who
threatened Jut November to or-
ganize a boycott of Japanese
cars -presumably on the
grounds they were too small, too
inexpensive and too economical.
But that was like asking an
Australian aborigine not to sell
his birthright for a handful ot
glass beads. And nothing more
was heard of that.
Our government ls
therefore now urglne the
Japaneee to build their can Jn
Quo tee
"Wlt.b newapapen, t.bere la
aometlmet dhonler; without
tbem, t.bere ii atwa11 slavery."
8f91jOmtRCoubll
, '
this country, employine the
ch eap native labor. But the
Japanese manufacturers are un-
derstandably hesitant. Cao un-
s killed American workers be
trained to build small, inex-
pensive, economical cars?
AS A PAntOT, I say we can.
With Japan's capital lnvest~t
and technological know-bow, I
see no reason that America. in
time, could not emer1e Into the
20th century and take Ill rightful
place alllOD& the modern, in·
dualrlaliled DatiODI.
True, blltory teUa ua that t.be
underdeveloped socleu general·
ly renounce• lta ellltoms and
herttate and adopt.a the cultur.t
attribute9 ot lq colonial benef ac· to:-. But gray nannel lt.lmono1
and tbree·aaki lunches are a
small pr1c:e to pay for national
pride.
It's ell.her that or -u Am·
baasador Manafteld Implies -
war. At UUa'Ume, Hirohito and
bls llDP. bad better realise
before Its too late, we're IOinl
to lose.
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WORLD / POLITICS
.. A~Wl:sof kS
· Poeeer Shilt• See•
Weste rn diplomats believe that two
political allies of Soviet President Leonid
Brezhnev have gained higher rankings in
the Communit Party's ruling Politburo.
Vladimir V. Shcherbllsky Cleft>. 62, is
rumored as an e merging successor to
Premier Al exei N. Kosygin, 75. Din·
mukhamed A Kunayev, 68, is the leader
of the Central Asian Republics where
population is booming .
. Gandhi Action
'Dictatorial'
NEW DELHI, 1ndia <AP> -Jn a bid to
st~e!lgthen ht:r grip over grassroots politics, Prime
Minister Indira Gandhi has dissolved opposition·
run legislatures in nine states and ordered new
elections in each.
After a Cabinet meeting, President Neelam S~njiva Reedy issued proclamations placing the·
nme states under "president's
rule." or direct control of the
central government, until new
elections are held. The election
dates were not immediately an-
noun('ed.
As a n opposition leader
herself three years ago, Mrs.
Gan dhi denounced as "di e·
tatorial .. a s1mll<1r move by
the n-Prime Minister Morar11 Desai. Despite her objcclioni.. GANOH1
the Supreme Court rejected her challenge and re-
fused lo block Desai 's action.
This time it was the opposition's turn to cry
foul
"Dissolution of the state ass emblies is
a formal announcement of dictatorship," sajd B.S
S hekhnwat on Sunday. Sbekbawat is a leader of
the opposition J anata Party, who lost his job as
c hief minister of the northern state of Rajasthan.
o ne of the nine states whose governments were dis
solved.
In ordering the action, the Cabinet cited Mrs.
Gandhi's ove,i:.wtrelming victory in national
parliamentary elections last month and said the
oppos ition-ruled state governments no longer
s-efiected tbe will ol the people. Gandhi supporters piled up a two-thirds ma-
jority in the ruling lower house of Parliament in
the election. They had winning margins in all nine
states affected by the action. as well as most of the
13 other Indian states. Mrs. Gandhi 's Lndira·
Congress Party a lready controls seven Indian
states
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Cleanup Tips Detailed
Rain damage to home interion, furniture and electrical appliances should not be operated
electrical appliances can be cleaned away l! the without first being checked by a repairman.
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-Wooden furniture that is llO&ked abould be
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necesaary, then taken indoors to dry ao that it will
not warp in the sun.
Heather Backs
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Newport Beach City Councilwoman Jackie F I RT H Heather is leading a group of Orange Countlans
backi.Qg Rick Erickson of Garden Grove in bls
SALEM lo ~.· campaign for the 7l8t Assembly District seat. F.. Erickson, a Republican and mayor of Garden
Grove. wanL<1 the central Orange County Assembly GEMINI 0 FF seat currently held by Democrat Chet Wray.
M rs. Heather und friends a re throwing a
GALAXY cocktail party Jo'cb. 28 lJl honor of Erick.son. It will
be at the Jolly Knl&bt Beltaurant in Garckn
Grove. CATALINA Amoog those on the host committee for the Ericlcsoo party arc some prominent residents of HALLMARK the 74th Assembly Distnct A sampling: Tom and
Dorothy Dot1n . Milan Dost al , Tom Fuentes.
Su N IAIEA''ERS W11l1a m Lam:ston. D•n·1d 1'E'1sh. David Stem and SW 1y Tim Strader. • * •
fl I COSTA MESA RESIDENT Jack Scott. presi· 0 -wax oor s dent of Cypress College. has been appointed by As· sembly Speaker Leo McCarthy
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society and report to ttie Lee alature before being dis· solvedJan. l , 1983.
Before becoming president w:on
ORANGE COUNTY
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boldlal UIHIMd route. I to Onnce eo.mtJ ma1 lncreue next moatb I beeause of three ap-
pJlc at1on1 p e ndln, I
before the Cl¥l I Aeroaautia Board. ·
CottUneotal Airline• I
bolds a route autbority
between Oranie County I
and SeaUle. bUt la UU· I ble to use It became
county offlclala won't I
lease airport apace to
the airtine. I
Tbe new appUcatiom, I
fli ed under a CAB
.. automatic market en· I
try " program, were
made by Pacific I Southwest Ai rllnea .
Frontier Airlines and I
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toss. What ts It -how do we acquire far. the maJor cause of tooth loss In I
It -and how dO we control It? adu Its. ·1 Pl~ Is the sticky, practically Plaque must be removed dally by
colorless film that builds con· "proper" bruShlng and the use of
tlnuousty on the tHth. The main In-dental floss. Have YoUr dent1st Of'
habftants of plaque are bacteria -h 1 1 t ........ how t do It I one mllUorem of plaque can contain YO en s ,....,.... you 0 pro.
a half-blllk>n bKterla. Bacteria fer· perly. I ment sugars In the mouth (why not The best way, If not the only way,
to eat sweets), dlanolno them to to r e move tartar and long.
acids whkt\ thlf\ Nt away at tooth e-\tabllshed pfaQue Is to have a pro-
enamef. "Loot,~ -c~vltles". f~slonal cleaning. But, remember, I
As the ~ creeps below the It will st.art to reform the <iery next
oum line, It mineralizes and day. The only one who can remove I becomes raz.or-sNlrp depOSlts of plaque regularly 1s you.
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gtvea the CAB Utt.le .dis·
cretJoo in eranttoe the
routes, a aPOkesman for
the federal qency ex·
plained. Each airline Is
allowed one automatic
market entry a year.
The applicaUoo.a were
filed in an apparent at
tempt to sidestep lhe CAB's moratorium on
conaidentUoo ot appllca·
llona for John Wayne
Airport while an •en·
vironmenlal i mpact aut.emmt la prepared. Tbe~wuor· dered bJ tbe board lut
year to 1a..,. tbe nolae
and tramc impact ol ad·
dJtJonal commerdaJ air aentce at tbe airport..
COUNTY officials. because of DOiae realric·
tions imposed by the
state, have refu&ed to
lease airport s pace to
ne w airlines.
The CAB spokesman
said M~b 3 bas been
se t as deadline for a
C AB deci s ion on
whether to honor the
automatic market entry
applications by the thrt"e
airlines.
THE AUTOMATIC
r o ut es being soug ht
wo uld gave Fro ntier
authority to fly between
Las Vegas and OraoRe
Couoty, would live PSA
autbortty ton, between
San Francisco aod
Orange County aod
Weste rn would get a
route bf-twf"<'n Sall Lake
C ity and Orangl' Count'
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Catch a rising artist.
Hob Abrams, one of the fastest ·n51Jl8 anists mall of
Orange County, will appear in pc:r900 at the
exhibition and sale ol his works at the Upstairs Gallery
in the South Co.t5t Plau .
FEBRUARY 21 ~OM 7TO10 PM.
~him while he's still within reach.
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840-1345 5908 W•mer i of C)'JlnN College, Scott was on
Oranee Cout <;olle1e in Costa Mesa. the st.a.ff at Thou .. nd• twve tn 1u•t
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Boys Club
Grant Set
In County
Eight Orange County
boy~· <'lubs . mcludmg
tw o on the Orang e
Coast. have wo n a
$25.000 grant from the
California Community
Foundation.
The money is for the
Delinquency Prevention
Project, which provides
youth and famil y
counseling.
Participants are the
Boys' Club of the Harbor
Area and the clubs ln
Laguna Beach .
Westmins ter. Tus tin .
Fullerton. La Habra ,
Bu e na Park and Cypress.
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LocaUy Grown Green Cabbage ...... lOc lb.
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Sweet Navel Oranges . . . ... 3 lbs for $1.00
Great Mlnnola Tangerines .......... .Jk lb.
Large Texas Grapefruit ........ 3 l4t"S1.eo
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•• STlLLWATER. Okb. <AP> -Abeu\ 25 ~141, iftehadlna women In lone ~. jewelry and "a lol ol makeup.' walked lato a 1roeery
•tore and dbtra{'ted emr:::-wtlb q..eat.lom u lhtlf tompank>n1
plllered "'000 to SJ0.000 the ..r•. oftldaba ta.Ml. Afterwarda. the band or UUeYM piled lt\o three dirty automobllct
and fled, uld l''rult Van
Wintle. manaaer of Beat.yet No. "They came tn and bad all t.be
2 •roe«)' al.On. employees buay, aatlng \hem
" lie Mid \.he lheft of caah and quettioDI about toma\.oel or dot
becb &unQf '6C>ll about Aw food or ~ti or somethlnc like
minut.el. lbat," Van Wl.nkle 1ald.
"They snookered ua all." be
.aald.
Gas Pumps
On Decline
WASHINGTON (AP> -
In 1979, for the eighth
straight year. there were
fewer gasoline stations
than the year previous, ac-
cording to the Commerce
Department, and the trend
will continue.
"We see the closings
cont.inuing, with more of
the smaller outlets shut·
ting down." says Andrew
Kostecka. who recently
completed the depart·
ment's annual survey of
outlets.
At the beginning of 1979
there were JSS,200 stations
in operation across the na·
lion , compare d with
172,300 the previous year
and 215,880 in 1973.
Industry officials say
the reasons for the decline
are complex, but involve
high gas prices, lower gas
use, a trend toward high
volume s tations. and
Energy Department re-
gulations on prices.
"1'0 BEEN ()OUNTING t.be money out ol the sare when they
called me over to the soft drink
pl•Cbioe," the manager said.
Van Winkle said he was about
10 feet from the office when he
saw two of the people run out the
door. ''I thought something was
strange so I cheeked the office.
They'd taken all the cash and
checks out of the safe. I'd say it
took three to five minutes ."
Van Winkle said the group
escaped witb more than SS,000.
wbile police Sgt.-Don Liles sald
the l068 may be $10,000 or more.
The theft occurred about noon
when the grocery store on
Stillwater's north side is usually
busy with shoppers just return·
Ing from church, Van Winkle
said.
POLICE WERE questioning a
number of witnesses. but were
getting confusing or conflicting
stories. "They just confused every·
body, it happened so fast, "Van
Wiqlde said.
Police were not able to pro-
vide exact descriptions of the
cars because of conflicting
eyewitness accounts.
"They were plumb full of peo-
ple and might have had Illinois
license plates," Van Winkle
said.
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Ira M. Heyman. a 20-year
member of the University of
California's law faculty. bas
been appointed chancellor
of the Berkeley campus.
Heyman. 49, will succeed
retiring Albert H . Bowker
JuJy 1.
U.S. Leader
In 'Meat Race'
WASHINGTON <AP J -
Despite decreases in r ecent
years. the United States is still
the biggest meat producer in the
world, according t o the
A"riculture Department.
The USDA report sajd U.S.
meat production will raise in
1980 only slightly from last
year's 17.1 million metric tons.
ln second place is the Soviet
Union. which wiJI produce about
10.9 million tons thls year.
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Set at College
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MjlfleW Dot> ...__ of S/fftla Ana,
NEW YORK (AP) -Sdeo-
Usta MY \bey have found a way
&o tum the chJef cliladvantqe of
Bait.em coal to an advantage -
a cbeap aubltitute for Htural
aaa -by combln.lng the coal
with 1arba&e.
Helmut Schulz, a senior re-
search aseociat.e at Columbia
University, told a news con·
ference here that b.il Sims>Mx C9•1 and BioD}au GuificaUoo
process could make synthetic
fuel that ls cheaper than Import·
ed oil.
II UT, SCHULZ said, the pro-
cess would be erooomical ooly
near big cities, which have a lot
of garbage And the subetitute
natural gas. a ltho ugh ooo-
polluting when burned. would be
poisonous if it leaked in an Ull·
burned form. making lt unsuita-
ble for use in the home.
Schulz said lbe process mu~
use of the teode.ocy of Eastern
bituminous coal to lump
together when heated lo the tem·
pe ratures needed for coal
gasification. Eastern coal tends
to clog up the furnaces that are
used in most coal gasification
plans . Schult said.
!lul in the Simplex process. M
said, coal and garbage are com-
pacted into pillow.shaped bri·
quettes which resemble the
charcoal used for a back-yard
cookout.
These are then fed mto the
blast furnace and, as c log.
producing tars begin to exude
fro m the coal, the tars are
Dead Porno
Prince Mafia
Crime Lord?
NEW YORK <AP) Michael
"Mickey" Zaffarano, found dead
of a heart attack in an office
acr oss the str eet Cro m his
Broadway porno theater. was
long suspe<-•!'<f. of running the
pornograp~ industry for or ·
ganized c rime on the East
Coast, law enforcement sourct!S
say.
From his headquarters. lhe
back room of the Pussycat
T heater, zarrarano. 67, was
believed to have orgaruzed the
actual production or a large
number or porno hims. He also
was believed to have bee n active
In distribution or pornography
on the West Coast.
WHEN FBI agents went look·
ing ror Zaffarano last week
a s part o f a nationwide
roundup. they found the porno
prince dead lO a mm-s plicing
room across the streel from the
Pussycat.
A preliminary autopsy find in
dicated Zaffarano, who had a
history of heart trouble. di<'<l
from a coronary attack
Zaffarano had returned from
California just hours before lus
death. He evidently fled through
an underground tunnel conn~l·
ing the theater and the om~
building in the Times Square
area when he learned of the 1m·
pending FBI raid, which bagged
54 suspects around the nation
after a 2"'2-year Investigation
code-named Mipom.
abtorbed by the porous
ab.redaed garbage in each bri·
quetle and no lumping occW"S.
THE GAS produced is not
natural gu, which ls methane,
but a mixture of carbon mooox-
1 de and hydrogen. It burns
without pollution, but if it leaks
In the unburned Conn it is toxic
because ()( the carbon monoxide,
the cb4d RQ.llQP in automobile
exha•.
Schulz and other Columbia
engineers said they hoped the
Simplex process could be used to
make gas to power big city elec:·
trlc plants.
"Us ing the s olid waste
generated by the 50 largest U.S.
cities, it would produce energy
equivalent to 200 mUUon barrels
of oil a year -or about 75 per-
cent of the fuel requirement ol
the public utiliUea aervlog each
waste area." Schulz said.
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OLD SOU>tEA WAL~ COU.1NS GETS HIS MEDAL
A"-e2 Y.ee,., Amry Anelty eome. Acroa8
Better Late •.•
Hero Finally Gets Medal
POMPANO BEACH. Fla I AP> As a teen·age doughboy in
1918. Walter Collins dodged bombe. and gas. n sked his life for
otbers and carried mortall. wounded poet Joyce Kilmer off the
battlefield But he never got the heroism medal his commander re-
commended
Now. after 62 yi>ars. lht> old soldier has won his toughest fight
he has convinced the US Army to give tum hjs Distinguished
Service Cross. The Army 's second·b.ij(hest decorat.aoo for bravery
was presented to rum ret'ently at the Amencan Legion ball here.
"I NEVD roaGOT •V cross." says tbe 81-year-OJd Collins.
But be says it wa.sn 't an easy victory
An ~year-old reservist durin& World War I, Collins was ac-
tivated and &ent to Fran~ as a sniper with the "Ram bow
D1v1sioo" of the New York NatJooaJ Guard.
On July lS. 1918, near Jonchery, his urut wu locked in a t.oup
right with Guman forces As mustard gas and bombe raked the
battlefield. Collins volunteered to get a messaJ!e through to his
commander. MaJ William J "Wild Ball" Donovon
"Al.'nfOUGH BADLY GASSED and at one time knocked down
by lbe coocussioo of high explosive shells. Colbns rescued two
wounded comrades. carrying each in tum through the heavy bom·
bardment," says the citatJon by Anny Gen. Volney F. Warner.
Florida's highest ranking military officer
"Collins ... refused aJI medJcal aid unt.al he delivered bis
message," it said.
One of lhe men Collins carried to safety was Sgt. Joyce
Kilmer. But the poet, best known for "Trees.'' was severely
wounded in an attack on a German machine.gun nest. The former
New York Times reporter died ol his wounds.
"IT WAS AN INFERNO," Collins recalled in a recent in·
terview. "I passed through ooe I.own and buildings were exploding
on every block. A Frenchman with his legs blown off crawled from
the wreck.age of one building and begged me to help him. I had
time only to drag him off to lbe side "
Collins' delivery of the message wa.s credited with helping his
unit bang together. Donovoo reeommended the young soldier for
the Distinguished Service Cross .
But as the war raged on. any trace of such a recommendation
disappeared. Collins returned t.o a career as a rioancier on WaU
Street and in 1945 was awarded the Silver Star -one step below
the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Chapel
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Newport Beach
644-2700
HOUSTON I AP > -
Nina Vance, 65, who
turned a small dance
studio in a Houston alley
into the famed Alley
Theater. ooe of the na-
tion 's foremost regional
theaters. died Monday
of cancer.
GAR MI SC H ·
PARTENKIRCHEN .
West Germany (AP> -
Franz Strauss, 83, only
so n o r com p o s er
Richard Strauss, died
Friday after a lengthy
illness. a relative con·
firmed today.
THE FBI SAID among the 54
wer~ three alleged titans ol the
natio n's $4 billion a year
hardcore pornography business.
Zaffarano was considered the_.
fourth
BE PEBSISTED, SENDING hundreds of letters and badger·
ing the Anny Board for CorrectJon of Military Reports. l''mally last
year, Collins located former fellow sruper Ed StubbS. who wit·
neued the 1918 heroism.
Last September, the Army board agreed to upgrade Collins·
Sliver Star to the Distinguished Service Cro6s.
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TEL AVIV. Israel
(AP) -NaUwa Yellln·
'Mor, 67, a leader of the •
Stern Gang, a Jewish
terrorist group responsi·
ble for the murden of I
several foreign •
diplomats during "he
lfMOs,diedMooday. I
Sign Ups Set
Men and women in·
terested in joining the
Anaheim police force
are lnvtted to apply
from now until Marcb 7
at tbe City's Human Reaourees Department,
141 S. ADabelm Bl~.
PV8UC NOTICE
Tbree llollem rebels, one armed with
Sovleknade AK-47 uaault rtfle Oeft> and
t.b• otben wttb older bolt--actiOD na.. at·
tmcl • rebel meettna at a ~ near Herai ID wtern Afpan•et1n. Delptte the ..
presence of Sovtet and Af cban 1ovem·
meot tnq>s in tlfl area, the rebels patrol
t1ae mount•'" rana• alool tbe Allhu· trail border ln UM4>Q..11Uca.1-tense Mideast.
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ERIC HEIDEN RACES TO THIRD GOLD MEDAL.
Says Brown
ASU .CanHurt You
In So Many Ways
By The Associated Press
A trademark of the routinely
successful Bnun college basket-
ba 11 teams during the J ohn
Wooden years was a big center
who could dominate opponents
under the basket.
This year UCL.\ does n't have
a big man underneath. Arizona
State d1><.'s, and the Sun Devils
made full use of their advantage
Mon day night en route to a 92·80
Pac1fir ·l0 Conference victory
over the Brwns
Seven foot. center Alton Lister
scored 21 points. grubbed 15 re
bounds and blocked fi ve shots
for th<' 18th-ranked Sun Devils.
who mov('d mto a tic for the co n
ferenec leagu<' with Oregon
State
.. TREV Jl'ST KILLED L'S on
the boards." la mcnted UCLA
Coach Larry Brown. "They took
away the inside game and they
took away our second s hots."
Brown said Arizona State was
.. the best team we've played
against Uus year. They can hurt
· you in so many ways.'·
Arizona State Coach Ned Wulk
credited Lister with a great
game
• · 1 don't know how a nyone
could have contributed m ore
. . . He dominated play around
the basket."
' WULK ALSO SAID the Sun
Devils played a great second-
haJr zone defense. Arizona State
played the zone the entire half
a nd the Bruins could not
penetrate it.
The game was tied five times
-at 13, 17, 19, Z3 and 25 -in a
tight first half. The lead changed
hands four times.
Arizona State led by six points
once in the fi rst ha lf and twice
by fi ve. UCLA's biggest lead
was 17-13 with 12: 18 left in the
half.
ARIZONA S TATE BROKE
from a 25.25 tie with 4: 50 left in
the first half to take a 34·29 lead
at the intermission.
The Sun Devils outscored
l 'CLA 21-8 in the first 6~ minutes
of the second hall and led by 22
points on three occasions. The
Bruins could get no closer than 18
points during one eight-minute
stretch late in the second half.
Freshman guard Byron Scott
hit 21 points for the Sun Devils.
James Wilkes paced UCLA with
14 points and siit rebounds. He
received scoring support from .
Kiki Vandeweghe, who scored
13, Michael Holton with 11 and
Darren Daye with 10.
Sam Williams helped Lister
and Scott as he scored 18 points
and dished out four assists. The
Sun Devils' sixth man. J ohnny
Nash, bad six assists.
Dave Cunningham
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Heiden's Gold Bonanza:~· I
Skater Sets Record (1:15.18) in 1,000-meter
LAKE PLACI D, N.Y. CAP> -Eric
Heiidr.n ol Madi80a, Wt.s., won h1a third gold
medal ol the Xlll Wint.er Otymplcs today.
aetUnc an Olympic record in the 1,000·
meter speed skating race in 1 minute, 1!>.18
secoDda.
haven't skated big competitions a.eainst.
Hopefully I'll be mentally prepared. I think
physically lhlnp are going pretty well."
But be added that "It's getting harder
and harder to get prepared for each race.'·
v1ous three triples came in 1936, 1952 and
1972.
I N THESE OLYMPICS. the speed skat-
ing team bas accounted for all five of the
U.S. medals won . Le1tb Mueller, P~'a
wile, won silvers in the SOO and the 1.000
m eters.
Heiden, 21. becomes lbe fourth man t.o
win t.btee men's gold speed skating medals
in a sing.le Olympics. He could make it an
unprecedented fourth if he wins the
l ,SOO-meter event Thursday.
HEIDEN SAID TODA Y'S race went well
for him except for· a moment on the last
backstretch when he kicked himself m the
back o( the heel.
He said be was concerned about the
1.SOO·meter race Thursday because •·you
Heiden skated evenJy today. After 200
meters and afte r 600. his coach, Dianne
Hoium. signa led him with he r band
straight out. sig01fying that he was run-
ning at euctly the pace they had agreed
upon before the race.
CANADIAN GAETAN BOUCBElt, who have to get prepared to r eally s uf·
s kated with Heiden in the ftrSt pair, won the (er ... when you're done at hurts a lot .. salver medaJ with a time of 1:16.68. Frode
RoenningofNorwayandVladimirLobanov Peter Mueller . the American who won
of the Soviet Union were tied for the bronze the gold in the 1,000 in 1976 and who held the A remarkable number or skater.s have
surpassed old Olympic marks sinc!e the
competition began last Thursday. In
today's race 16 of 41 racers were fast.er
than the old record.
with 1: 16.91. old record of" 1: 19.32, was fifth today with
Asked after the race about the possibility 1: 17.11.
of s weeping the five gold medals, Heiden Heiden JOms Norwegians Ivar Ballan·
said "I'd like t.o, but there are still two grud and Hjalniar Andersen and
races t.o go. The 10,000 meters will be the Dutc hman Ard Schenk as triJ11e gold
last race and there are a lot of skaters I medal winners in speed skating. The pre·
"f'irst or all, at 's the skaters-they're
great." said icemaker Denny Allen. * * * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Stemnark
Wins Gold
In Slalom
LAKE PLACID. N.Y . (AP) -
Ingemar Stenmark of Sweden
captured the gold medal today
in the men's giant slalom sk.1
race at the 1980 Winter Olympics
with a total time that was three
quarters of a seeond faster than
his closest competitor.
Sterunark won his first Olympic
gold medal with a second run that
was a full second faster than
anyone else's second run. St.en-
mark was third after Monday's
fi rst heat-32 hundredths of a
second behind Andreas Wenzel of
Liechtenstein.
HOWEVER, STENMARK
added a time of 1 minute, 20.25
seconds t.o hla time Monday or
1:20.49 for a total of 2:40.74.
Wenzel, who ied aft.er the flnt
heat with 1:20.17, sped over the
1,354 meter course on bis se()Ood
run in 1:21.32 for a total of
2:41.49 and the s ilver medal.
Rans Eon of Austria captured
-the brome medal with a total time of 2 :42.51. He bad nms or
1 :20.3 1and1 :22.20.
Stenmark, wbo bas won the
World Cup three times, is the de·
fending world champion in giant
slalom. H e has won 14 stratght
World Cup giant slalom races.
dating back to Ma rch 1978. But
until today. the Olympic gold
medal had eluded him.
II E CAPTURED the bronze in
giant slalom in the 1976 Games
at Innsbruck. but when his in·
termediate time of 49.46 s~nds
in his second heat flashed on the
scoreboard at Whiteface Moun·
lain, the crowd knew Stenmark
had prevailed.
Wen2el. the current World Cup
ov<'rall leader. managed only
50.18 halfway t hrough the
course. and by that time hi s
s mall lead over Stenmark had
disappeared.
Enn. who skied the top half of
the course in 51.09. barely held
on to the bronze. Bojan Krlzav of
Yugoslavia had today's s~ond
fastest beat, 1:21.25. fo r a total
or 2:42.53. missing the bronze by
only two one-hundredths of a
second.
The race was held in tern·
pe r a tures approac hing 20
degrees. a break for the racers
a fte r Mo nday's sub -zer o
weather. The course was lined
with thousands of spectators.
a ltern ately waving U nited
States and Swedish flags.
CARLAN DER ANDRADE ANTONOPOULOS NG HARRIS
Ocean View Do111inates
Carlander Named Player of the Year
By ROG ER CARLS-01'1
Ot -O•Hp -Slitrt Orange County's No. 1 ranked prep basltetball
team, Ocean View High . grabbed the IJon's share
of laurels on the Daily Pilot's All·E mp1re League
selections.
the top hea\•y choice to become~ree-time
Player of the Year m the Errtpire League berore
he's through
Carlander's lowest output in league play was
21 points.
Wayne Carlander. lbe Seabawks' 6-7Y.J junior
with a 26.4 scoring average, is the league's Player
of the Year. while Jim Harris, who guided h1s
team to a 22·2 overall record and the Empire
League cbampiooship, is the Coach of the Year.
Harns saw bis team upset in the fll'St round or
league play when KatelJa took advantage of 17
straight field goals to record an 80-72 victory.
But at K.at.ella in the league fmale, ~an View
dominated from start to finish to claim the cbam-
p1onstup.
ALSO EARNING Fl-..sT TEAM honors is
guard Jeff Aodrade. wbo fashioned a Z3.7 average.
Tbe two .-.a Player ol the Year credentials a
yearaao.
1• All-Empltt League
E'intTeam Pla7er ...... Cl. Bet.W Avr. Wayne Carlandtt, Ocean View 6-7~ Jr. 26.4
In addition. the Seahawlts picked up two
second team berths with Tom Antonopoulos and
Jon Ng earning recoROition.
Roger Lemons, Jc.tell• 6·S Sr. 13.2 Dan Wright. Katella 6·4 Jr. 13.4 Jeff Andrade. Ocean View 6· l Sr. Z3.7 Make Moore, Los Alamitos 6·2 Sr. 21.2
Se-road Tum Carlander left little doubt to his award when
he led the Seahawks with 41 points in the cham-
pionship decider at Kate Ila Friday
Tom Antonopoulos. Ocean View 6-2 Sr. 9.8 Dave Belsbe, Cypress 63 Sr. 14.9 Jeff Eberhard. Katella 6-6 Sr . 12.7 A STARTER AS A FRESHM/\N at El TQrn
High, Carlander t ransferred to Uc-1•an Vic" and •~
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Ben Hank1ru., Loara 6·2 Sr . 17. l J on Ng. Ocean \'1ew 5·10 Sr . 3.3
Complete W aslwut
Rains Cancel Tennis Tournev
RANCHO MIRAlil:-: 11\1'1
The contmurng rain c:1u:.ed can
cellat1on of Monday's s1ngl1·-..
c•ompetilion 1n the men's tenm-..
tournament at M1ss1on 111 11-..
Country \lub. bringing an end to
the event
The semifinals and finals of
the often delayed . tour nament
bad bc<-n scheduled Monday
Butch Ruchholz. execut1vP
director of the Ac;soc1atwn nf
Tennis Professional .... said that
the fo ur sem1finahsb -top
seeded Jimmy Connors. sixth
seeded Gene Mayer . eighth
seeded PC'ler Flemm~. and un
seeded Brian Teach<•r woultl
recCl\'e !.<'m 1final mont'y of
Sl 1.000 each
"Tournament officials Celt a
furth er extension was un
realis tic and not fair to the
.
pt.1~Ns or '-PCctator..," <.,atd
Hul hholz 'The playt'r.., could
not lw dl't:llnl'd an~ lon,l!l'r
Ul'• .1u-..\' of thP1r 1·nmm1tmt.•nt:.
including a c;rand Prix t'H·nt m
lh•O\l'r and ll.t\l" Cup pla~ '
Tht• tournJm1.•nt "as on~1nal ·
I~ .,cheduled to Pnd Sund a)."' 1th
tht.' winner e;,irning $40 .000. But
I he continuing raans for ced
postpont.>mC'nt \lf last W<'dnes·
II .i ) · s <' o m µ l' t 1 t 1 o n . c a u ., <' d
thr('c intC'rru.pt1ons Thur:.da)
and washed out singles play
rnmplet1.·ly Friday and Satur
d<i\
Saturday-.. pn-..tpon\'Ol<'nt
<·.au~1.·d c-ann•tlataon of the
doubll'' <·ompN1t1on Each team
I hat had won "l'<'Ond ·rou nrt
matches C'arncd S2.000 Thl'
th1rd·round and qua rter fin als
in singles were held Sunday.
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Skier Injured
On Test Jump
L \f\E PLACID. ~ Y <AP>
A fon•1um~r brokl' -..ome s mall
bones m ht~ bal'k ~1 onday when
ht' c-ni ~hed \lo hlll' lt''t\mg tht'
70 ml'tl'r ska ;ump at lhl• Winter
01) mp1c:.. autho1t1c:. ... aid
~lark Johnson. 23. of Duluth.
~inn . v. as reported in ~ood con
d1t1on at Placid Mt>mor ial
Hospital Dr. Edward G Ht)(SOn
s aid Johnson broke the first,
!.econd and third vertebrae at
the base osf llis spine.
.J ohnson slJpped while going
off the ;ump before the start or
com pct1lton.
Th<' forejumpcrs he lp Judges
decide what the conditions an·.
and where to start competitor..,
on the ramp
Hixson could not be reached
im m ediately for comme nt on
Johnson's prognosis
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Deitch G~ts S~me Help From His Friends
Woody Deitch must be one helluva good
guy.
You don't have to be his best friend to
figure that out. All you have to do is look at bow
people respond when Deitch ls in trouble.
Deitch, tor eight years the sporta lnfonha·
tion director at Chapman College, la in trouble.
He ls lying in a bed at the UC Irvine Orange
County Medical Center, s uffering from
leukemia.
LESS TRAN A WEEK after a plea for blood
donon went out, 80 plnts were collected.
The donors inctud6!ci representaUves from
the J:>odaers, Pa~ and AtbletA!t in AcUoa. The
entire Azuu Pacific College baseball team
save.
Spcirtawrttera throughout. Oran1e Ceanty 1u•. One. recoveriq from the nu, aot out or
bed to ~ b1t blood. They wouldn't accept It
bee a ... of Ml Wneu.
But that's the kind of friendship Deitch in·
spires.
" TO HELP WITH DEITCB'S massive
hospital bill~J the Athletes in AcUoo basketball team bu onered to play a benefit same Feb.
216 agal.nst Chapman Collece. ,
"We're excited t.o be able to play tb1s 1ame
at Cbapman. I speak for all of Al.A in saying
that we appreciate Woody's trlendahJp and the
help be gives our organlutlon,'' says AIA
athletic dlrector Dave Hannah.
A sportswriter and friend added, •'Woody
bas p ven for '8 yean. AlA didn't think 40
minutes was too much to ask in return."
THE AIA GAME WILL BE preceded by a
match between the Or&Qfe County all·at.&n, led
by Aqel Kanqer Jim Frepl, and tbe Hackl
lD AeticlD, a team of aportawrtten.
Bouts with leukemia have hospitalized
Deitch three times m as many years. He was
admitted for his most recent and severe fight on
Jan. 7.
A benefit basketball game is appropriate
because, although be was a three-sport. let·
t.erman, it wu through basketball that Deitch
gaJoed hJa lnitlal recogoitioo.
AS ONE OF THE NATION'S most bigbly-
sought prep players, Deitch was visited ln his
Ohio bame by John Havlllcek, J erey Lucas and
Larry Zeigfr1ed, who were trying to persuade him
to attend Ohio State.
Kent~ky'a le1endary Coach Adolph Rupp
a lso pursued Deitch, but he instead attended
tiny Hiram College. a reUP>Us school in Obio.
After an t.._jury curtailed his freshman
aealOD. Deitch transferred to Chapman and
played bateball tbe followlnl sprint.
Although be was a sharpshooting guard (be
once scored 73 points in a summer league
game>. Deltcb was switched t.o a p\aymakin1
point·euard posit.ion Cor Coach Don Pertms'
basketball team and broke the school asslar....-
cord.
AnEa A BITCH in the Anny Deitch ,...
turned to Chapman, where be has been the
school's sporu informaUoo direct.or since tm.
Tickets for the benefit AJA aame are $,3' fqr
adults and $1 for chUdren. For more ln!ortn':l ·
tl<in phone Chapman College's Hutton Spott.'1
Center at 997-6691.
Those Mil.ring to donate blood can call the
hos pital at 634-$133 to make arranaements. \
Althouch Deitch 's bill' ~ large, be b•~
asked that any remalnln1 funds from the cu. be donat.M to uncer resaarch. ~T
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athle,te now.t.ya
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A Capsule Report From the World of Sports
Bruins Smelling Roses·,
Aii-American QB Coming
From AP Dlapaklaea
NORRISTOWN , Pa. -Steve Bono, star EE
quarterback for Norristown High School, b as ••• chosen to attend UCLA, ending a two.year recruit· mg war involving a host of top collegiate football
powers.
' Named top schoolboy quarterback in the nation by a na·
tional public a tion last year and select ed to Pa~~de
Magazine's All America team this year, the recrwtmg
spotlight on Bono was bright indeed. . .
Schools mak.ing strong overtures only to fma sh runnersup
-Bono accumulated 3,000 pieces of mail during the ~ru.it
j.ng struggle -locluded Notre Dame. Michigan St.ate, Ken·
lucky, California, Temple, Maryland, Colorado and Penn
State. Along with UCLA, the latter two colleees were among
Bono's three finalists. S unday he made h.is decision. picked up the telephone
and called UCLA football coach Terry Donohue. , "He said, 'I wish I could Jump rieht through this pbooe','
Bono said.
Thert.camc t he hard part calling the also-rans, Colorado
coach Chu<'k Fa irbanks :.inc.I Penn Stale coach Joe Paterno.
.. Thal wLis the tough1·~t part," Bono said, "telling people
no ..
He announced his dl'c1s1on Monday at a press conferen<'e
Lit his h1 J::h school. The rca.,ons (or tu s choice we re many but
<1monJ,t them was the wc·alht-r he recalled that the first
thing he did after getting vrr the airplane in Lo~ Angeles was
to take off his Jack et.
------QMote al ihe Day------
St John's basketball coach Lou CanleSttCa: "The
New York fans demand excellence. They know basket·
ball. Your team fouls up during the pre-game drill and
they'll let you know it."
WiU Martin T ake Oalda•d .lob?
Ousted New York Yankees Manager Billy a
Martin ran he ba<'k in baseball by the end of the
week "if h<' wanL'i to be," according to his lawyer,
Eddie Sapir. Marlin's negotiations with the
Oakland A's remains in the talkan&. stage. Sap1r says the New
York Yankees would'not have to pay the salary difference in
any new contract ... Former player and manager Edd.Je
Stanky is steadily improving in a Birmingham hospital
following open heart surgery he underwent
a week ago. Stanky, 6·2, had two heart
valves, the aortic and m ilral, replaced in
t he five·bour operation ... Ao
arbitrator's d ecision awarded Detroi~
TiJ{er shortstop Alan TrammelJ a one.year t•ontract for approximately $130,000 ..•
Pittsburgh utility outfielder BW llobtuoa
has vetoed a trade that would have sent
him to Houston. reportedly in exchange for
pitcher Joaquin Andujar . . . Pitchers
Kick llooeycult and Jim Beattle have
wum M agreed to contracts with Seattle
Professional athletes can collect worker's compensation in·
• ··surance if hurt while doin~ promotional work, although they
• are not covered on the playi ng fi eld , a Florida appeals court
-t"uled Monday.
...
a j1alllp lbot tht e,u banly r1pple
th• Mt. lutead. hll be9t •t·
tritM&* .... b1a baut and ..
t.trmloaUon. Ualn1a you doo'l 90l'1Da11J ftnd lD tb4t bO.a ICGl"e el
tbe eedoltbe .....
"ff•'• alway1 stvto& 110 per·
teDl," e.Qa Coach Tandy 01111a
ol b1a U forward. "Ke never
&iv" up. be'a al•t.¥1 buatllq."
ft'• not l.bal Van Horn haan't
had hi.a chanca to quit. First.
lhere wu bla MDior year ln bJCh
acbool when be alraloed hla
~In preperation fM' the
Ea buketba.ll seuoo.
Thea. alter tu.a eraduatJon.
tber. were t.be two yeara be
dropoed out of scbool t o re·
babUUatet.beknee.
FINALLY, TH&aE 18 the cur·
ffnl buketball aeuoa at OCC,
where Van Horn .=er lbe year u tM &.Mm'• ca ud start· lnl forward. ool)I to be reduced
to &be role ol t.be Ut.b man com· ~ on tbt bencb ... tM bopea of
1parktDf Ida MUinl team.
Tbat'• quite a comedown COO·
akS•rlna Van He>11a la only ooe of
tbree aopbomor .. returning
from lut year'• state cham· pjon1bJp aquad.
• 'Thia Jw detbaitety been the
moat fnaalraUn1 year of my
life.•• 11y1 Van lforn. "Tbe
great.ell thlQf to happen to me
was belnl named captain. I
wanted to be tbe one to IO out
and Ht an example for my
teammates.
"BUT I KNEW from tbe
1 .... tWSOCa p_.,e199 P .. t Q11e~
Iii Minnesota, led by A.I MaeAclam's 31.at and 3Znd
goals of the NaUonal Hockey League season,
s lammed Que~. 6·2 Monday ... Goals by Jordy
Doaslu and Be~ Jola.DsioD capped Hartford's
6·4 v1ctory over the New York Rangers ... Toronto traded
veteran wings Dave "Tiger" Williama and Jerry Baller to
Vancouver tor yoWlg forwarda &kl Valve and BUJ Derla10.
IOC •~w.-Bla•t• ~alee ri.dd
International Olympic Committee member •
Bert!lold Betta from West ~rmany has bitterly ,
complained about what be called lbe m l..serable or·
ganbatioo ~ the Winter Olympics at Lake Placid,
and predicted the organizers now fa« fUlancial ruin. Beitz
s ays organizatioo la bad on all levels and the general at·
mosphere ls ml..serable ... Olympic pairs champions Irina
RodDi.Da and AJellaudr Zatuev of the Soviet Union say they
think the World Champiooabips in Dortmund. West Germany.
will be their farewell to competillve figure skallng . . Tem·
peratures in the Lake Placid region were expeded to n se
above the freerlng mark today. breaking a bitter cold snap
that hugged the area since the weekend. The forecast was for
breezy and mild cond.ilion.s with highs or 30-3~. Wednesday
should be about the same.
~Pa.i /Jfa~. No. 23 Ea ..
Mark Apine, hitting 10 or 11 sbota lo the • second hall and grabbing 11 rebouoda, turned in a
car~r·high 40 poants Monday night in lead.in& No.
l·ranked DePauJ to Its 23rd consecutive buketball
victory, 92.75 over LaSalle ... Darrell GrifftUl scored 23
points, including 15 in the serond half, to rally thJrd·ranked
Louisville to its 18th stri~ht victory, 77·72, over Vlrldnia Tech
m a Metro Confe rence game. .TM Phoenix 150, the t• in·
augural race on the Championship Auto Racing Tea ms
cirr u.it . may have to be postponed ~ause or flooding prob·
lems in the Metropolitan Phoenix area. . Former pro
basketball star Jerry Lucas sa id he would not lDVest an any
NBA associated franchise. and particularly not ooe for Cin
c1DcUUlal1. .. Nkk MUett, founder and pnn<'1pal owner of the
Cleveland Cavaliers, will officially sell his controlling in-
terest in the team today to Columbus businessman Louts A.
MitcM-ll ... Guur'd Byran Risoa of Washington State was
named the Pac.10 Player of the Week. RI.SOD hit 23 of 25 fr~
throws and scored 31 points in an 81-66 victory over Oregon
and had 20 more and sax asslst.s agaln.st Oregon State over th ..
weekend ... Rookie center Steve Matovic has been placed
on waivers by the San Diego Clippers . . The late Rui.
Hodges, lbe voice of the Giants an New York and San Fran·
cisco for 22 years. is the 1980 rcc1p1ent for the Ford c;. Frick
Awa~ given to broadcasters wbo have made maJor con·
tributions to baseball.
Following are the top SQOrt'i events on TV tonight Rall~
a re . 1 1 11e>ecellent;11 ~worth walch1ng; I I fair , I fMget
11. e 8, 11 :30 p.m., CN!nnef 7 ./ ./ ./ ./
XIII WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES: From Lake Placid , N.Y.
~nnounurs: J im M c Kay. Keith Jackson, Curt Gowdy,
Chris Schenkel, Fr ank Gifford, Bob Beattle, A t M ichaels, Ken
Dryden, Don Meredi th and Bill Flemming.
Included In tOday's events are: Figure Skatlno (Men's
Short Program, Ice Oanclno>: Alpine Skllno <Men's Giant
Slalom, second run); Speed Skating (Men's 1,000.met~>1; Cross
Country (1().km. Individual); Biathlon (Men's 1S-km. Com·
bined); Luge (Men's Oooble).
RADIO No events scheduled.
WEDNESDAY'S RADtO
)(I 11 Wlntff Oiymplc Games -LIW ~ from Lake
Pla<ld by Jim Ketty and Ed Ingles: 6:50, 9:50, 11 :50 a.m .; 12: 50,
1:SO,2:50, 3:50, 4:50 p .rn., KNX (1070).
No Flood This Time Colbert's
Lead a Pain
In the Back It Won't Happen Again at Mesa Jlerde
By HOWARD L. RANDY
Of ti. 0.1 .......... SIMI
• Remember the nood waters that deluged Mesa
v.rde Country Club last year causing cancellation
oM.he Women 's Kemper Open pro-am e vent?
~ucb a situation is not likely to happen again
this March. A new d~ainage system bas been in·
s&.alJed and before the tournament comes along, a
n9:*P.umping system will also be in operation.
• 6Tbe water is draining quite a bit better this "99k than it did before the tournament last year ,"
~superintendent Reed Yenny says.
"We have nearly 50 miles of new pipe to drain
i oune and will have a 12,000.gallon per minute
p operating before • ..
tournament this . ,.
. Thia will help
~ the course before •
~lakes overflow their
~.·· -Yenny also said
tUt between 3·400,000
radea of wire and 1,500
~lnkler bead.a have
.,._ lnatalled on the
~·fl• makln& tbe
I I 1yst.em com·
automatic ln·
a raln awllcb
ull the system
ralm fall.
:t\'bUe ralnl aren't
eileeted every year ICaL8A Jilli prior to the 1tart of the tournament, 1l would
that the course and Ill mana1ement la
amount of rainfall.\ :uy, members are now pla)'1.n1 bola
8Dd 12. Tbe 12th 11 a three-par aod la com· °"" water maktna lt more $ballenl1na
tatbeput.
• lobD N. Sceba ha• taken over duu .. u Preti·
of .._a Verde from laat year'• Kemper Open
and club president, Jlm Poteet. Put
..
president Paul Zangger is this year's tourney
chairman for the Kemper. • • •
SPEAKING OF RAIN and golf courses. the
Fullerton Golf Course is well ahead of last year
despite the rain.
Ca1ifornia Golf/Tennis has t a ke n over
management of lbe cou.rse and when mud sUdes
GOLF
from nearb~ construction areas closed four bole!\
on the champioruibip course, a similar number of
holes were borrowed from the nearby pa.r-l.bree
coune. those wbo play the course durin1 the tern·
porary period will be eligible to play tM regular
course al half price when it is reopened ln several
weeks.
* * *
TID8 18 THE WEE" of the 0 ten Campbell Los
Angeles Open al Rlvlera Country Club and farui
will have an opportu.nity to wateb the all·Ume
career money wlnoer, J ack Nicklaus, in act.loa.
Nicklaus doeln 't play the entire tour anymore
and tbe 54tb LA Open 11 bia f\nt appearance bere
in three yean. He fln.llbed second in 1J78 to Dr. GU
llor1an and bu never won the IM AqelM Open.
Only Arnold Palmer of the top ftve POA tour
all·llme money wtJmen ll mllaln1 from tbe fleld
this year. JD 1dd1Uon to Nlcklaua, IAe Trevino,
Tom Wellkopf aod Tom WaUon are allo lD the
field 8'oftl with Bllly Capaer (No. 8) and Gene Lil·
tler (No. I ).
WedDlldu'• pro.am ~ Lbt four-day,
72-bolt compeUt.lon wltb Bob nop. and former
President Gerald ront amoq tbe celebriu .. play·
ln1.
TUCSON <AP> The chilly,
rainy weather plagu10g tht:
Tucson Open golf tournament
has meant a pain Ill the back for
Jim Colbert. but It sure hasn't
hurt his game.
Co lbert, after visiting a
chiropractor in the morning, shot
a seven·under·par 66 Monday to
go 19·Wlder for three rounds of
the tournament. lie took a com
m anding seven·stroke lead into
today's 18-hole finale: which was
two days late because rain de
layed completion of the openinR
round WlW Saturday.
A group of (our -defending
champion Bruce Lietzke. Tom
Purtzer. Dan Ha lldonoo and
Da ve Barr -was lied for
second at 'lJYI after S4 holes over
the 7 ,095-yard, par 73 Tucson
National course .
The 38-year-old Colbert, in his
l~lh year on the POA tour, said
be decided wblle pracUcln1 ear·
ly Monday momtnc that he'd
better pay a vlait to the
cblropnctor, who bad already
treated bJm on Saturday.
"I went to the range earller
and could 1wln1 but couldn't
bend over, ao l decided I ~tter
10 1et worked on," Colbert ex.
plained. "Thia wet and cold
weather really 11llffen1 It up."
Colbert trled to make it clear
tbat he wasn't complalnlo1
about the bett or asakln1 ell·
cuaea -whleb .-talnly weten't
called for coulderinc b1a play,
-
9 ..... ,,,,. -_______ _._ ............ I
nrat article I read that we were
in trouble tb1a seuon. Nobody
ever reaUy bad a po.tUve feel·
lDI. Everybody'I aUJtude WU
tbey Juat wanted to make tbe playotta .
•'There wre a lot of new f~
and tt wu bard to •et the IU.Y•
feelJ.nt tocet.ber."
One must remember lhat t.b1a
feellD1 ~ toletbemeu becao for
Vt.a Hom laat year on a Pirate
team that 1urpaased every-
body's expect..atiou in wtnoinc
lbest.ate title.
The players were not only
clOH tut 1euon, they were lilte a famll)"--COO.ltuUy giving and
sbariq with ooe another.
THIS SEASON tbe al·
moapbere baa changed
dramatically. There isn't the same ckleeneu, and u a result
\.tie PiJ'aa. are not playtn1 u a
team. SlablequenUy, it abowa in
thea tndtnp (ruth pl•«) and
lbe overall record < 11·1.3) , both
of wb.icb irt Van Korn.
"There's definitely been a
void tbls year,'' be says.
·'The 1ea100 la almost
IJODe .ad Wt'h ltill not dome UUD&~wam. ~·· not tbat t.be IUJ'S are blamiq •aeb otber for whit'•
bappeoed. Tbe ablllt)' and ln·
telll1ence jmt ann't tbe 1ame.
uyoo KNOW• 80•B people
have talked about the t.ct of
ludenbJp on lb.U team, but
there are so many tb.inp thole
people don't aee.
"I've made a concentratett ef.
rort to be a team leader' .. says
Van Horn, who takea lbe lack of
leaderahlp label aa a slap in the
face. "I've done my belt aJ"OWlCI
here to keep tb.inp po1iUve.
"But no matter bow frustrat· inc thlnp cet. I'll Ju.at keep my
bead up. Whal'• wrong wilb ws
11 '00t something one lncUvidual
can do--lt takes a whole team."
lo other words, Van Hom ian'I
about to quit.
"My mother always told me ll
take tbe bull by lbe boms," sayi
Van Hom, "and she was right
You can do anything you want
once you set your mind to it.''
Guardftf Position
ASU's Bryson Scott is closely guarded by the Bruins'
Michael Holton. UCLA was unable to get this close at the
end of the game as the Sun Devils won. 92-80,
Kings' Line Back
So Is Their Luck in 4-2 Win
DETROIT <AP> Detroit de·
fenseman Reed Larson feels tht>
fl ed Wings a re about to explode
a nd Los Angeles Kings' Coach
Rob Berry agrees with him.
"Sure. we worked hard for
thjs victory.·' Berry said follow· 10~ the Kings' 4·2 National
Hockey League t riumph Monday
ni ght. "I've got to say, however.
that we also were pretty lucky to
beat Detroit."
THE RED WINGS out.shot the
Kings 34-18, but rookie Los
Angeles goaltender Doug Keans,
maklng his second start since
being called up from tbe minor
leagues last week. was equal lo
the task. "Keans bad•a very good game
for ua " Berry said. "He plays
with a ' lot of confidence."
Keans started the season JOO
mllu north of Detroit at
Saginaw of the International
Hockey League. He ••• called
up to the Kings' farm club at
Binghamto n . N.Y .• of the
Americ an Hockey League
earlier lbis month and got the
·call to join the parent club last
week.
Lanion, who notched hls 13th
goal of the seaaon. s aid he fell
the Red Winaa 1re atn111Un1.
.. WE 8££M TO BE worrtett
about 1corln1C rl1bt now ,''
Lal"IOO said. "We've ne.er bad
trouble 1cortn1 before. We've
-
got lo gel our heads to~ether and
get back on the tra ck.··
"Somebody's going to catch al.
We're too good an offensive club
to be playing like this. When we
finally get going, 1 thlnk we're
really going to blow some people
out."
Berry also was o ptimistic
about the KJngs' future now lbat
they have their No. 1 lloe of
Marcel Dionne, Charlie Simmer
and Dave Taylor back together.
Simmer who, like Taylor, ia
com log off an Injury, scored the
Kings' first goal In the opening
period while Dionne got his 44lb
goal of the season ln the last
period -into an empty net with
nine seconds to play.
.. G rm:NG oua NO. I Une
back bu certainly laken a lot of
pressure off everyone else,"
Berry aaJd.
As a line, Dionne, Simmer and
Taylor have scored 111 1oala
and 1.51 at.Jilts for 298 polnts lhls
aeaaon. Mike Murphy and• Steve
Jensen al.so scored for tbe .Klngs
whlle Willie Huuer got Detroit's
oth er goal.
The 0.trolt defeat, coupled
wltb Hartford's victory over the
New York Rangers, dropped the
Red Winp into laat place tn the
Norris Dh1alon. It waa tbe nintb 1ucce11ll'e 1ame wlthout a
trtumpb for the Red Wlnp who
have lolt their lut nv. at tbelr
new home bl Jo. Loula A.nu.
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MONDAY'S AESUL TS
Men'• Nordfc: Combined
(70,..._.I
I Ulrlc:h -ll'IQ. e .. 1 G«<nl•ny, 711.1 "°'""· L WM• Nl<ll~I. ~ .. Miii\, Vt ,
221..I; l Hut.rt S<hw•r1. W•St G-ermainy,
11' o. 4 u..,. Oollauc•. E••t C..•...,.n•.
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714 \, o K•rl l.uSl..,Der~r. Swnzerl.onO
112 1. 1 ..IOu'O 1(4q61•in<'f\, Ftnl.tnd, ?O'I \.
8 t4•11\l••n --Ill, Norw•v 10J I • Tom
~an01>tr9, Norw•v. lOl J. 10 JOit!
Pa•IUSl.M, Pol-. Xl3 4 Mow-r a,_-1c~ li"I~.
20 Kttr\' L1"<1'. Gr•no L.tae, Colo. 190J
21 MlcMet Oew<:U, ~. (Kp 114 S 1'1
Garv LJ-Clf'O. Stt...,0041 !>c>ffhl!\. Cooo.
lol I.
Men'• Agure Skating
IA""' ~-io.1 I. Jen HoffmMI. Eul <;.NNiny, II or
O•n.al>""-'16 Point• L OUrtft Tk-, U l-U-, C-.. t~.Jlo; l. O•vi<t S."'"· P-
11'-. Ill-, Z7~. 4 Aol>in COU\tM, ~ ... I
8rtta1n. M-41 .. S Vtadlmlr Kov•ltv, 5o
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S.rnond, FrM>C•. S2 40 II>; I IQO< tl<>l>r•n.
Sovlfl Union • .,.Ja.'16. I. S<9" Memll-,
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ICo«ora, SoVlel Unlon, 90-JS.OO
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Can.Oa
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Japan
Ice Hock•y
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TODAY'S AESUL TS
Men's Bl•tl"tlon
llMt-•") I Fr41nk Ullrlcll, EHi Gtrm•llY. lf
m•nvtH, fO '~ vcon<ts 1 mUMd t•rCJCth .
1 v1ao1mr "llktn. 5ovll'1 Union, l!. ». 10 o. ) "'""'"'' AllM>•tY, Sovltl union. 33 O' ••
1. • Klaus S"be" Eall Germat1y,
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J J 3' b l I ... P el•• Zelln lo.A,
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Erkk• Anita, F1nl.-.d. 34 71 91 1
t4ow A/Hrl<A"• llttl•-1~ LYI• Netsor>. 0 1ym1>o< v allev. c.111
H 40 ~ -1. « Donato N••l\en, Soull\
Sl••llord. VI •• II O'I o. •\ Peter ~Gell.
M1nneap01>, 38 SJ «
Men's Speed Sketlng
11 .............. 1
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EOmor>lon 19 11 11 so , .. 710
V•n<OUV9f" ... ~ .. 41 181 10\
W 1nn10t'Q I) Jo .. )'I •01 70
Color-.. )A .. JI Ill m
WALIE5 CON,IEllENCE -•Di•I .....
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M•n"4'~e 7• 19 II u 111 Ill
Toronto 1' 1'I ' 17 71 I 7JI
Ou•IH< 10 1'I 8 -e 110 108
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l!l"t• ,. 11 • )/ Uo 14'
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H•rlford " 7) 17 )0 10S 210
0.-troll 70 :It • " 191 I .. _, •• Sc .....
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m.jor. l . Sol, -11., LA, 0 ot
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J..aerao, SI I.OU•> 11
Cloutl••. 0...0.C JI
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M.ecAO•rn, M•nnf''M)(• JO
Men'• Toumem•nl , .. ~,
'lnlll-54 ......
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Brl•" Gotttf'led del BulCn W•lh , II-•, •I,
& •. J-Krlel< df'I Oto Stockton. • '.
b I, SIW<-Slew4'rt 0.1 Cohn 011>1ev,
• 4, 1 •, / S. Tom~• Sm•o Otl Bob I.vii. f>.4.
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l•I 0.trelll
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l ·S. Wendy Turnbull ci.. Lele ForOOd, .. 2.
.. l; AndrN J-c\el L•N SM\dln, .. I, .. ,_ Belly Slow def. R•ynl Fo•, M , W ;
S<iW!'Ma\<¥11\dal A ..... BlOUnl,11-1,H .
Misc.
Mond8y'a Tren~•
9.UeU&.4
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PruHI, ~Mr, 10. twp.-• COlllf«I,.,..,
RIO Well"'· Mike "••IOft. Oetl 5-fllMf ,
Sieve N.,IUkl, Rl<ll aorclltf t , TO<H
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• ~-9" CllOltt. P'OOTULL ~ ........ u..w M0NfltEAL ALO\Jf:'t'Tf.S -Ne-. Af'I
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Hl<k Hl<tlt11. NC kt._ t~ll.
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Skippers .. Sparkle
Aleta Tops IOR Class A R ace
Oran.ce Courtly 1tlppen collected a
sl~eable ahare of hardwa.re ln t.be Los
Ancelet Yacht Club dlviaion ot tbe
Southern Callfornla Yacbliog As·
aoclaUon Midwinter Regatta which
came to a SOH.Y concluaioo Monday.
LAYC tradltlooally handles the
large ocean racing yachts sailing un·
der the lntemaUonal Offshore Rule
as well as large one-design classes
and small boat handicap claa.aes.
Thls year there were 73 boats Lo six
classes at LA YC sailing one race
each day, Saturday. Sunday and
Monday.
BOATING
-..
LOCAJ.. SKIPPERS MADE a clean
s weep o( tbe IOR Class A wilh I.be top
position going to Warren Hancock's
Aleta from Newport Harbor Yacht
Cl ub Second was Arnba with a trio
or skippers. Dick Blatterman aod
Bill Lawhorn. Balboa Yacht Club.
and Den01s Choate. Long Beacb
Yacht Club. Third place trophy went
to Regulus II. s kippered by Bob Gar·
rison. NHYC
Wathen. CabnJlo Beac~ Yacht Club, c:;~~I:~~
and third was Mad Mama. Raymond f~S!a!~~tii .. ..-.-
RusseU. Sant.a Monica Yacht Club
lo the SmaJI Boat Ocean Racmg~~=:!:::::==::==:==~
Association CSBORA) for yachts 30
feet and under, the winner was Dick
Matiioger's Hornet. Seal Beach
Yacht Club. witb Jim MurtJand's
Paper Tiger. BaJboa Yacht Club. as
runner·up. Third was Rabbet, Pat
Io t.be 8 division or JOR the winner
was Red Shift. co-skippered by Alex
Goetz and Jim Kahle. LA YC; serond
was Bigwig, Ron Melvi lle, Balboa
Yacht Club. and lhird was Spirit.
skippered by Allen Brown, Voyagers
Yacht Club. Bingo skippered by Bert
Gardner. Long Beach Yacltl Club.
picked up the Wln in IOR·C Second
was Paul ~rger's Decision. Del Rey
Yacht Club. and third was Medlcme
Man. sailed by .Ous Lane. Lon g
Beach Yacht Club.
Hambrick. LBYC.
Tbe venerable Cal-40S raced as a
one·design class and turned out 10 en·
tries for the regatta. The wumer was
P ersephone. sk ippe red by Jack
Woodhull . California Yacht Club ;
second was Restles<>. Bob Young,
Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club. and third
was Pirate II, Ben Holt, LAYC.
LOCAL SKIPPERS dominated the
ha rdware collection 1n !OR D with
the win goU1g lo Earl Dexter's Ru1 -
r.an. Voyagers Yacht Club Runner·
up wa~ Stinger. s a iled by Mike
Monday's race was tame com
pared to Saturday's gear-buster in
which t.h.ree yachts were dJ.sma.!led
and one crewman IDJured when he
fell overboard in gal<: force w111ds
a.nd heavy seas.
Hockey
Hopes
Surging
LAKE PLACID. N.Y.
{AP) -For a long
while, they spent much or their time dodging the
jibes of their team -
mates. Buzzy Schnelder,
Mark Pavelich and John
Harrin gton named
them se l ves "th e
Cooeheads" because
they were the third hoe
on lbe U.S. Olympic
boeltey team. Tbat bas changed
so mewhat now . The
United States is one v1c·
tory away from assuring
itself a s pot 1n th e
medals playoff at the
1980 Winter Olympics.
and part of the credit
belongs to. well. the
Cone heads
"IT STARTED early
1n the year." said Mark
Johnson, who centers
the U.S. team's fi rst
line . "They weren 't
playing that much. so
they kjnd or considered
them sel ves goals
They've ~n sort or un·
derprivileged all yea r.
but a ll of a s udden
they 've come o ut or
thei r shell."
10 Area Teams
In CI F Playoffs
E6l.anc1a's Eagles are ~ h.lghest Sttded team
in the girls CJF basketba ll playoffs among the 10
schools from the Orange Coast area opening play
Saturday in first-round competJtioo.
Tbe Eagles are tbird·seeded in the l ·A division
and will o~r1 at 'bome against Connel~y. the
Sunrise League third place team. Est.aoc1a won
the Sea View circuit title.
In the 4-A division, Fotmtain Valley's 'Barons.
third place finishers in the Sunset League. )ourney
t.o Mat.er Dei for a first·rouod game Mater Oe1,
under Coach Becky Alle-c, won the Angelus League
title and is paced by Melindt:1 Bauman and Ten
Dooobue.
HunUagton Beach. Ute S~•l ruaaerup.
traveb t.o Nonh Hilb in Riverside while tbe Sunset
winner. F.disoo. must wait until after Wednesday
night's wild card game to determine an opponeoL
Alhambra plBys at Bl.shop Amat in tbe wild card
game. Edison playa the winner at bome
Ocean View. behind the play of Norma Leib·
fried. went undefeated in the Empire League and
will host the 3·A wild card winner between North
Torrance and Saug11S
Sao Clemente's Tritons. the third place
hnisher in the South Coast League . w11l play ut
Sunny Hill;; Wednesday night in the 2·A wild card
gsme with the winner racmg Suburban League
winner Mayfair on Saturday
In the Small Schools diVLSion . Liberty Chns·
ti an of Huntington Beach 1s at M arshaU Fun ·
damental in Pasadena and Newport Chnsoan 1s al
Capistrano Valley Christian
1980 CARS
and TRUCKS
ALL MAKES!
833-0555
Au For Our
LUSE S"CIAUST at
HOWARD Chevrolet
NEWPORT BEACH
Last Thursday ni ght.
the trio combined ror
three goals and four as·
s1sts w a 7.3 upset of
Czechoslovakia. Monday
nigbl. Schneider con·
verted a pair of Har·
ringtoo passes for his
second two.goal game of
the Olymp\cs and
Pavelich added an assist
a s the Un ited States
beat Romania 7 2 to
keep pace with Sweden
atop the Blue Division
standings.
OF THE YEAR
$100,000
Now. says Schnelder,
the Coneheads are glv·
ing other lines names.
"TPERE'S THE
Modem Conehead line of
Mark Welt s. Phil
Vercbota and Dave Silk.
and Cooebead Line m of
Neal Broten, Mike
Eruzione and Eric
Strobel . s ays
Schneider.
GWCNeeds
Wm Tonight
u:~(li~: •• :r~
the wall, tbe RustJen of
Golden Weat Collece
travel bere tonl•bt
(1: SO> to meet LA
Harbor lD 1 aaust.wta
Soutbem Cal Conf ere11ce
bHketbaQ contett .
Uthe RusUen(5-7) en·
tenatn an.y tboucbta of
reachio1 POtl·HHOD
play. tbey muat come up with a wln over tile
fourth-place Seaba•kl
(1-8).
Tb• RutUen would
tho bavt OM key ~
•t mn.a1nina. a bome
1•m• aplnat ltto Hoodo <M> Priday nlOL
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Barbie's Birthday
Ruth Cronk of New York City poses with
her oldest Barbie doll, at right, wearing
bathing suit. The do ll originated ln 1959.
The newest Barbie, left, is shown during
. the 21st birthday celebration given by
Mattel, manufacturers of the dolls. in New
York City on Monday. Mrs. Cronk boasts a
eollectioo of more than 300 Barbie dolls.
Job Cuts
ACCORDING TO ECONOMISTS, thlll means
Homebuyers wi ll face steeper mortgage
payments Rates for home loans already are over
l3 percent
The price of a home will remain out of the
rcuch of the average potential homebuyer.
IJ.S. Industry Hurting
'Cheap' Steel Criticized
WASlllNGTON <AP) -The Carter ad·
ministration isn't tough enough in enforcing laws
to protect dom esti c steel producers from unfair
foreign competittoo, a congress1ooal watchdog
agency says.
A draft report by the General Accounting Of·
rice says investigations were recommended in less
than 20 percent of the cases in which ste.>I was im·
ported at prices "substanuaJly below" the ap
pa rent c:ost of production.
And in ma ny of those cases, the recom·
me nded investigations were not earned out. the
report said.
The GAO concluded that the Treasury Depart-
ment and Customs Service failed to adequately ap-
ply a •·trigger price'' mechanism that can asaess
special duties on Imported st~l 1f it 1s belJlg sold
bl'low production cost -or "dum(>(.'<i " -m U.S.
m arket.s
"Customs may have overlooked a la r ge
volume of potential dumping," the re port said.
"Tr easury has not exer cised sufficient ca.tt m
handling Customs recommendatJon.s and anti·
dum ping investigations."
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Know What Constitutes Deductible Expenses
A House government operation.s commerce
subcommittee plans to hold a beanog on the
GAO's findings next month. and the report~ like!y
to spur new demands from domestic steel pro·
ducers for increased trade protections.
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By SYLVIA PORTER
What the Tax Court rules in cases before 1t
every year can be vital to what you can and what
yuu cannot claim as deductions on your income
ta ic return.
The year 1979 was no exception -and this
past year. the T ax Court took a tough view of what
constitutes deducti ble education expenses To save
on taxes, you must know what occurred.
The sticky point was the rule that bars a de-
duction for eduction expenses if the educallon ts
part ot a course of stud y leading to qualifications
for a new trade or business.
Even if the education ---------
otherwise meets the re·
~that YoU apent ~·mcmey to maintain or improve tbe skllls re·
quired in your present
Money's
Worth
employment or business -or to meet your
employer 's require ment for keeping your job -
this rule bars a deduction
B ECAUSE OF mis rule against q ualifying
for a new trade or business, the Tax Court rejected
.se~ral individuals who tried to claim educatJon
~xJ)ense deductions . Whether or not the reJections
.. ppear fair , the turndowns were real and are on
"th~ books.
Some exam ples:
-A fli ght engineer was employed as a ground
school safety instruct or to student pilots . Because
he was tmable to teach his s ubject from a pilot's
point of view, be was threatened with dismissal.
Re-therefore took Oying lessons and ultimately re-
celved a commercial pilot's license.
He was not allowed to deduct the cost of the
i.sons because the course of study led to a license
1'htch qualified him to be a commercial pilot.
EVEN mOUGR Hf: did not have an airline
'ransport pilot certificate, bad only a few hours of
filgbt time logged and doean'l have an instrument
rating; his new license qualified blm to ea rn
money and engage in a new business.
-A teacher i.n a community college taught
secr etarial courses. The college wanted her to
teach law courses. While she had the credentials to
teach business law, the college required its
teacher of business law to ha ve a law school
education.
• She enrolled in a law school. passed the state
tiar exam and r eturned to teach. Here again, the
Tax Court held that her intent did not matter.
Sfnce she was now qualified for a new trade or
.buiness -the practice of law -she couldn't de·
duct the Jaw school expense.
-A LICENSED PBACl'ICAL nurse who took
college courses to qualify her to become a physi·
c.lan'a assistant also was turned down when s he
t.r1ed to claim a deduction for the expenses . She
claimed that a physician's assistant duties are no
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-A new lawyer also was hit hard by this
ha rsh r ule because he took certain s pec1al.Ucd
courses before be practiced law. instead of later. If
he had taken the courses after he was in practice.
they would have improved his skills lil his existing
profession rather than qualified him for a new oc
cupation. The man took courses for a master's
degree m taxation
BUT UNFORTUNATELY for hi m, he wasn't
admitted to the practice of law until some tame
after he had obtained the master's degree, and he
didn't actually practice law until later.
Thus, he lost a deduction for the master's
course of being an attorney specializing in lax law
lo one area. lbou&h, the Treasury bas eased up
on what wu a strict view -and t.bat'1 on travel by leachen during a sabbatical leave wbo deduct
the travel expense as an education expense. Former-
Jy, travel generally was considered personal and not
deductible.
THE INTERNAL R F.VENUF. SERVICE now
says that if the travel 1~ d1reclly related t.o th~
teacher 's Job. the expense can ~deductible. even
though It also may be of the broadening, cultural
t ype generally considered to yield personal
sallsfacUoo.
For example. a Spanish teacher on a tnp
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Toy Industry
Displays Line
By fte ANOdaled Preu , ~
WbJJe most Americana are just recoverinC"'from
Christmas past, the country's toymakers already In
the middle o( Christmas future.
The manufacturers tiave gathered in New York ;y to
show their 1980 lines, offering thousands of old ~w
it.ems which they hope will wind up under the tree~ 10
months from oow. ~ The Toy Manufacturers of America, Inc., an ·
association, estimates that 1979 .saJes reached $S.8 'on
at the retatl level, an increase or aQ«>ut 13 percent fro the
year before. Prices las t year were 15 percent hiP,.r, on
the average, than they were in L978 and the trade croup
predicts they wall go up another 15 percent t.hi.s year.
THE POURm QUARTER of the year is .still tbe big·
gest selling season for toys, but the manufacturers say the
introduC"tioo and popularity or electronic games bas
widened the market. People buy the games a ll year long
and they seem wtlbnS! to pay higher and higher prices.
Among those on hand for the toy exhibition was
Margaret Truman, dau~hter or the late president, who bas
been tounng the country on behalf or the manufact\U"eD to
talk about toy safety and sele<:tioo. She said she urged.ton·
sumers to chet·k to> la~ls for the symbol "PS 72·'M.~ in·
d1 catmg that the product conforms to the voluntary 111.ety
standards establis hed by lbe industry.
Ms. Truman prc11c;ed the.manufacturers for tbetr er
forts in the saJet> f1tld, but s he said come companies need
to improve labt-ls Lo make 1l easier for people to figun out
exactly whul they an· gettmg. Huyers should not hai1e to
squint al the fine print, for example, to find out what is -
and as not -anduded in a given pack a~c. she said.
THE ASNl 'AL TOY .~AIR offers something for every.
ont·. tradit1onul favorites like blocks and dolls, spin-offs
from movies and telev1S190 shows -particularly those
with space themes, a n<! ele<:trnruc-; to challenge you at
every lc·H•I The maouractureri. estimated that 3,600 new
item'> wr·rc nn 111 .. µl;n th1 \ year. but sl)me or the so-call<.>d
· new" prnduC'l~ ... rl' ~1mplv vanauons on existing lines
M<ltt<:l Tc)\' 1,r ll J wthurne, Calif., the blp;~e~t
toym aker an thl· world. listed 241 products as new Among
the m were ne1.1o accesson e-s for the "Barbie" doll, now 111
1lS 21st year
Going from beauty to the beast. Mattel offers "Grc-
Gor) ,"the vampire bat "Pn."S~ Gre Gory bat's back," ex·
plains ~alt.el. '"Rlood' surges into his see.through belly ··
In case yoo're v.nrned the c<>mpany 1s quick to polnt out
that the "belly ' 1-. Lightly )eaJi.-d
Prices Dip Slzarply
0,1 lock Market
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day amid rcnt-v.ed inflation rears and increases in interest
rales The Dow Jone· .... 1 veraRl' of 30 industrial issues fell 1
po1nt.s to 87fi fl:! .1t du•>1n~ :..-; l<>!>ers outnumbered Rainer-;
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for • TV varnny a.now
Burt Ht-ynolds bt>m oan::. lht· f ,H't I hat
he·::. d ying lo h is estranged wife, Joann\!
Woodward, tn the movie satire "The
End." airing tonight at 9 on NBC. Chan-
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7-:00 IJ C88 NEWS G N8CNEWS U HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
Howwd sues Fonzie wl\oo
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garagti caves 1n lhtl root
0 A8CHEWS 'O (I) J()t(EA'S WILD tD a1•A•&•H
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REJIOA'T
@) MEIN ORtfflN
Guests Ot<;it \Ian Oylce
Glen Campbell Rita
Coo1109e
7:30 i) 2 ON THE TOWN
St<We and Connie l~e 1J
look ar tn1> hnme 01
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P M U-,1m' lht--.Peret ol
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NBC Reeling .
Frolll the CBS
Sunday Punch
By PETER J . BOYER
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Brandon 1'art1koff.
president of NBC Entertainment. took to the tube
last week to ex.plain to NBC's affiliates the heavy
reworking of the NBC schedule The ,Jast such
dosed-circuit broadcast was done by lfart1koff's
predecessor. Mike Weinblatt. last summer
Weinblatt's m essage h ad been s tability
Stability was the key to making a troubled
network No. 1. That's why NBC had only si x. new
s eries in the Call schedule, he said
TA&TIKOPP MID THAT on Mondays, NBC ls
ln 1ood lb.ape with tbe popular "Llttle House on
th Prairie" still beatina ita competition, and pre-
dicted that "~erltt Lobo,'' which has dropped in
a&renitb reeent.11. will plck up •Cain OD Tuesday.
NBC la ftnall7 Pott.in.I "From HeH to Eterni·
tJ" on tbe aJr dter dela.Jlnl ll 1tnce tut fall.
Tutikoff t.oid alfllJ•lel that the Umo b rlpt
for lbe wartime Hrtal because 'Eternity' ls lD
l,)'DCb wtth tM mood or the counlry -cert.aJn
&Ma11 llke patrioU.m. a naOon in cti1il. Bll flaure
ID to 'SlenUty'a' 1t.oty line, and believe me, we'U
be ..... totne or thal ln the promotiom."
dOll81 motkl)' \jlUh
8:00 i) & I THE 'Mil fE
SHADOW
Coach ReeV9S llral IUI< u .
alhk!ttc Olfecior ot Carver
1s to l\elp a 16llOW coacl\
ov<1<come 100 btllernes.
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K11tnarme Rosa. Steve
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W'On'lan 1-. ,.....,. ....
pursuit by a toogh lawman
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thet• ac1ue1 ettorta to pr.-
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Glen Campt:>ell. Rot;,
(' <>oli<Sge Kathryn anel
A1thur Murray
0!) NOVA
.. Portr .. t Ot A Kiiier" An
1ncre<hble odyssey tnrougn
lh~ human body w11n
Swe<111h photographer
l..nna11 Notsson s camera
do<:umenla 11\e causes an<J
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GENTLEMEN, 808
TUBE TOPPERS
CU a 9: 00 -Goldie and Llza
together. £ntert.ainers Goldie Hawn and
Liza M.inneJll team up for their first
special t.osether (see photo below).
NBC II 9:00 -"The End." Burt
Reynolds plays a terminally ill man try·
mg to find a way lo die of his own voli·
llon (see photo at left).
CBS fJ 10 : 00 -Ladies and
Gentlemen. Bob Newhart. American
lifestyles are s atirized in this special
with Marian Mercer, LaWanda Page
and other guests.
~ M""-" Mer<*. LtWeno.
Paga, Rof>et1 Atdgefy and
Joan v.. At1I JOO'! Bob
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Hamt11on.
JOHN DARLING
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aeelo1 wtndow wuber and Carol
Saenz u Levine'• aJm()jlt one·
nl1bt It.and. Here the overplay·
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Norman B&r..cb and Cam>ll
Moo re . the "Send M e No
Flowen" team, concocted a lu·
ty altuatloo ln wbJch a fellow
who ID8CSe ooe Utlle ml1ta&e ln
hla m.arital 111• -and wound up
on P aae a of lhe New York
Ttmea lrl• to win back bis
ex·wlfe'a affecUooa. It'• served
up with a little too much spice,
but remain.a palatable at the
Harlequin 01.noer Playhouse.
puamour's apartment catches
tlre and he's pboto1rapbed leav·
tn1 the scene. After the ensum1
divorce. Levine finds blmaetf
back at aqu.are one, daOnc b1a eii:
on her rare free nlJbls ln an at·
tempt t o rek indle th e
matrimonial blaze.
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pears l<1 be p1&1bln1 button&
ratber than 1ketchln1 pictures.
Ken Locs,e'a MWnc ii attractive
and effective, but Ule scene-;:==;..=====::;:======~===:=:; :r!~:d i:~.iJ too loud and a~tr0]~
DRAWING ON the talent pool
at neigbborln1 South Coast
A STaONG physical comic,
Levine'• facial reactions to his
continuing compUcaUona bolster
"Belinner's Luck" succeeds 7 on the level lt'a selected for
It.sell, but might have been even
funnier wit.bout trylna ao bard.
Performances continue nightly (' ~~ ... ii could bf> VOUf'\
except Moodays lbrou&h March \.
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• LOCAL COMlllJNITY theater
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Dirr'< 11'<1 hi,-Cl,1u<.k' ~u1111 <,1,)mnq Horny'->' hni•1d,•r •
representalives interested in w..w.,.
mapping plans for a theater a
festival are invited to a meeting I W..,
Ma r ch 4 at 8 l>· m . in the 7:00 & t:oo,... .. '---------'
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R e p e rtory
I director Jlm
de Priest ,
cameo player
Art Koustlk>.
the Harleqwn
has taken a
n eat littl e
sophisticated
com edy and
broadened jt
to what pre· LIYIM•
s um ably are the tastes of dinner
theater audiences. ll 's entertain·
ing enough, but sometimes the
d irectori a l ove r indulge nce
belabors the point.
the laugh lines somewhat, albeit
at the expeoae of .pace on oc·
caaion. Laurel Adams as has
former spouse plays 1t straight
and keeps the production in
balance.
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This will be a fi rst meet.in& at
which the name for the festival will be chosen and prizes, judges
and admlSAlon price will be dis·
c ussed Initial plans are to invite
each community theater to pre·
sent a representative scene from Ha rvey Levine, lhl' Harle·
quin's resident direl'lor , as ·
sum es the leading assignment or
the luckless lothario who!>c bowl·
ing night (an excuse to scratch
his seven.year itch) produces a
big gutte r ball wh e n h is
Chris Mortensen 13 a bit or a
disappointment as the stuffy
publisher now squirin g Miss
Adams. Ruther than now With
the c hara c ter as written,
Mortensen pushes lo underscore
h is booris hness (with self
regaling humor> and comes off
artificially dull.
one of its 1979 productions
OrriciaJs of any Orange Coast
commw11ty theater not already
contacted sbouJd call Patll·Gene
Sampson at 642·8119 for further
information .
Streep Shot for Woody
NEW YORK <AP) As Woody Allen's ex·wifc
in "Manhattan," Meryl Strecp was ready lo spill
the sordid, inside dope on their marriage and
divorce m a book.
In an int<>rv1c w in the Ma rch issue or I,adies'
Home Journul, the actress s ays the movie':.
wr1tc r ·director ·s tar 1s ''ve r y much or a
womamzer, very setr.mvolvcd "
"BUT I ONJ.Y WORKED on the film for thr~·
days, and I didn't get to know Wood y. Who gets to
know Woody?"
She thought the movie was "entertaining" and
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that she looked pretty, but she had some sharp
comments too· "On a certain level. the film of·
fends me beca use it's about all these people wt.Me
sole concern 1s discussmg their emotional states or
their neurosc:.
''ITS SAD. BECAUSE Woody has the potc•n
t1al to be America':. Chekhov, but instead. he's sllll
caught up in the Jet set crowd type or urc and
tnv1ahzing his talent." she said
As ked if she'll work with Allen again, she said,
"I don't th.ink Woody Allen e ven remembers me "
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INSIDE: •Happenings •Erl'M Bombeck
•Ana LailMlen •Claulfled t ur1ng_._._·~--CJ
Morie Touehes Nerves
Coast residents react to the film which portrays the agony of a
decision when both parents want their children and both can't
have them.
8J l't1Dlftl OUON ..................
WlMn ~ 91.anky Jaffe read the Avery Cormao novel "Kramer va g,._. .. lat. oee P'riday nllbt. there
WU DO doubt lo hiJI mind, he aald. that
be would purebaae the screen rigbta.
He dki. and what resulted ls a film
that loucbes several nerves and Is
breakiq attendance records.
Uoes at k>caJ theaters have stretched
ror blocks u people wait lo '" a mm
about a subjecl many people aren't will-
iqg to di&cuss: a mother who leaves her son.
But tbe subject i.a relevant, u court
dockets and divorce statistics show.
There ls bard1y a family in America
U.at hasn't been touched by divoree and
custody battles, and millions of
children in the U.S. are classified as
stepchildren.
And, there probably are many women
wbo would like lo do wbat Meryl Streep,
Meryl Streep stars opposite
Dusnn Hoffman
u J(>MD& Kramer, dld when ahe •aid
1oodbye to ber e year-old M>D Bllly ,
portrayed by Justin Henry.
SOCIETY 80 far has aaid t.bal It lsn't
proper for a mothe r to tonake ber
children. even though falbera ex.it each
year by the hundreds, and by t.be same
token. slngle custodial fat.hen aren't
often give n credit for being good
"mothers "
"Kramer vs . Kra mer" explores the
dynamics of a disintegrating family
fro m the ume everything appears lo be
normal until the divorce and custody
battle are over.
"Ted Krame r genuanely believes he's
a good husband and father . that e very-
thing be does, he does for his family."
said Dustin Hoffman, the star in publicity
releases for the fllm.
"The truth is that he 's consumed by
bis c a reer . ban din g a n e w ac-
count. .. ge lling a promotion ... im-
pressing his superiors ... those things
take precedence." . When his wife leaves. Kra mer dis·
covers that he doesn't know the little
stranger who is his son and he decides,
as the child becomes a delight to him, to
fight for custody.
MRS. KRAMER goes t hrough a
growth process ove r 18 months then re-
appears to claim Billy.
The film portrays, for perhaps the
fi rst time. the agony of a decision when
both parents want their children aod
both can't have them.
Most persons who have seen the film
agree that it's signif icant because it
talks about an increasingly important
issue in the U.S.. but critics say 1t
doesn't offer any solutions.
It has a tremendous e motional impart
on people who have been in the same .
s ituation. . .
One Newport Beach pastor, divorced
with two cbHdren. sobbed when he got
in the car wi th his serond wife, who also
had been divorced.
"I see it as the best film dealing with
s ing le parent famil ies an~ the _in-
humanity or the legal system, he satd.
the fill!), even thOu&b tbef once were l
the poeitioo of six-fear-old BWy.
''They want lo Ju.at let their feeUnc.s
lie,''.beuid.
He added, "I think one of tbe
strongest parts of U.e rum la the Im·
portance of the frieDCllhlp between Jane
Alexander and Ouatln Hoffman.
"That kind of relaUoubip ls key, re-
ally ltey. We doo't always know bow to
handle ~m, though. They're one of the
neatest.'
Ken Jobnstooe, a Hunttncton Beach
marriage counselor wbo is divor~ and
remarried. saw the film at the suues·
tion of his son and found it brought
them ck>ser.
HE CONCEDED that it oft.en is bard
for women to ··move ahead with their
lives with children."
Many people waiting in line to see the
film said they were there partly lo be
entertained and partly to learn
something.
Some came because they were Dustin
Hoffman rans and one person said she
wanted lo see the film because she had
been told it might win an Academy
Award.
Sarah P arkerson and John Bottom,
both of Costa Mesa, said the subject 1s
"something that 's contemporary and is
going to make you think."
Steve Murphy . a student rude officer
at Loma Linda University, drove to
Cos ta Mesa with a female friend and
her 7-year-old da ughter from Riverside
to see the film.
"I heard it was s upposed to be good,"
he said. "I was interested in lbe subJK l
matter -the law. I feel it has gone on
too Jong with judges automatically g1v·
ing custody to women."
Murphy said he wa s disappointed
with the end. which he said was like a
"fairy tale."
.. It \lrould hardJy ever happen," he
said. "The father hadn't built up enough
reasons to keep the child."
Don Phares. a single man who has
never been married, said he thought
"Kramer" was a good movi e, with
"very emotional parts, very entertain-
ing. ''IT <THE legal system) perpetrates
hostility. My hope would be that people
would get their stuff together in the con-
text of existing relatlonshipe.
"You can never really come back."
He sees the film as a vehicle for com-
m unicatioo. be added. ne minister said be bad "mixed feel·
ings•• about taking bis children to see
"It gave me a perspective oo wbat
people can go through, the frustration of
dealing with the legal system," be said.
"There was oo solution, though. It
just pointed up the problem. But that's
t h e most we c an expect out o f
HolJywood."
Dustin Hoffman plays a divorced father who
takes on the responsibility of son Justin Henry in
Columbia Pictures· •Kramer vs .. Kramer.'
Poet Laureate
'Through poetry, you can teach children to beco~e mC?re Sf!ff-
confident and more aware of themselves and the1r relat1onsh1ps
with other people,' says Clara Peck Schultz.
By JOEL C. DON Of .._ Deity Pllel Su.ff
Every human being is a ~
That line finds a special place among
the countless stanzas penned by Clara
Peck Schultz.
"That's bow I see people, especially
children," says the 58·Yell!-0td writer
and educator. "No person as too old to
fulfill his promise lo society.''
The line is an excerpt from a poem
which earned Mrs. Schultz the title of
poet laureate of Fountain Valle.Yin 1976.
A band-printed copy of the 34-line poem
hangs in the city hall building as the of-
ficial poem of Fountain Valley.
M rs. Schultz has enjoyed her poet
laureate title for four ~ears. That's an
addition to her other ~try and educa·
tion awards. including the Wom an of
Achleveme.ol award recently given at the
National Lea gue of American P en
Women state conference in Victorville .
Currently teaching 7th grade s tudents
at Roch Courreges School, tbe Fountain
Valley mother of three has t aught
grades 2 to 8 for the district lo the last
14 years .
Mrs . Schultz also is working on a
Ph.D . in e ducation fro m Walden
University, a postgraduate school with
campus locations at the University of
Maryland and UC San Diego.
"THE THING that amazes me about
Walden University is that It has people
from all over the UnHed States." she
says. "There are 100 or so available to
work and guide and teach you."
Born and raised in Harris burg, Pa ..
Mrs. Schultz attended the University of
P ennsylvania, earning a bachelor's
degree in education and a certlflcate ln
dental hygiene.
When sbe moved with her huaband
John, a realtor. to Spokane, Wash .. she
quit her work as a dental usi.ata.nl to
raise her children, John, Pam and
Catherine.
But she never ceased to take pea lo
hand lo compose poetry and abort
stories for benelf as well u a number ot newspapers. trade ma1uinel and,..
llgloua publlcatlons.
RalMd with a 1tron1 reli,SOU. back·
groUDd, llrs. Shultz sold ber ftnt poem
at a1e 10 to a rellpoua ma1ulne.
vanced education.
For her master's degree thesis in
education from Chapman College. Mrs
Schultz traced the history of the Cen·
tr alia School District . She bad taught an
the distrkl from 1961 to 1966
The dean at Walden l'navers1ty read
some of her poetry. com paring the sty It•
with the poetry of Emily D1clunson He
s uggested that she complete a disserta ·
tioo by compiling a collection or he r
own chlldren's poetry .
"He got me scared." she says "l
t hought I'd never be able to wntc
another poem in my hfe . But I managed
to do at.
"It's an atypical dissertation." she
says. explaining that the doctoral work
as divided into five secticns. each pre ·
ceded by a prelection or discussion of
ho w c hildren wall respond to the
poetry.
T he sections inrlude narr a tive .
humor . philosophical. picture and
"puzzle me" poetry.
lier postgraduate work culminates
her dedication to writing and education
and her Jove or children.
·"Through poet ry. you can teach
r hildren to become more self-confident
and more aware of themselves and
their relationships with other people,"
she suggests.
"Student writing is very weak in
general and I notice that after a unit in
poetry. they bave more understanding
of how to compress their thoughts," she
adds.
Mrs. Schultz devised a set of learning
rules under the term Cre·ile. or to
creatively write. Tbe writing precepts
are based on "the four Cs": Clear, so
the writing ta understood: Creative. so
th e writing ls interesting. Correct,
grammatically; and Complete, so the
student can go on to the next wort. r
"IF I GET K.ID8 who have a pretty
good grasp of mechanics, then I can
teach them to write." abe aaya.
Tbrouth poetry. she says, students
can apply their skills of compreuinc
thoughts and ual.na colorlul description
lo retain tmowlectae in other .aubjecta
such u math. bistory. and adence.
A warm and energetic woman ("I
sleep only four or Ctve hours a ru ght." I.
Mrs S<-hultz 1s q uick to take verbaJ jabs
at the f:ulm~s of the public education
SYStem
·"In my opinion. no child should be
passed from third to fourth grade untJI
ht> !('ams llsteni n~ and orgamz.ational
:-.ki lls." she s a ys. "Educ at ion 1s
tea ching students of any age to un·
ders tand and use what tht:y've learned.
"I often tell m y students very pro
bably the job they are going to do tias
not been invented.·'
Al t.hough she describes herself as the
"Peter P ao" of her neighborhood. ofter:
hosting a number of children at her
home. she says she 's a tough teacher.
"I WILL NOT lower m y standards.
yo u wil l ha ve t o raise you rs ...
s he tells her students.
Her stn ctness has paid off A number
of fo rmer students have called or writ
ten that though they despised her n g1d
standards. they enjoy placement an
honors English classes ln high school.
Most of aU. she hopes students wtl!
haved learned to appreciate literature
a nd other social science courses.
"We need arts and humanities lo save
us from technology." she asserts. "If
people know about machines and don 't
know bow lo live . they'll be swallowed
alive.
"Children today a re going lo ha ve
more leisure than their parents a nd
they're going lo have to deal with it ef·
fectively."
She Insists that students and adult!>
s houldn't look at writing onJy as ~
me ans to fame . There Is much to be
gained by simply reading and writing
for self-expression and personal enjoy-
ment.
TO ENCOUllAG E children to write,
Mrs. Schultz devised a writing tecbni·
que called "Quills for Klds," which
shows youngsters bow to write descrip-
Uve, action-packed stories.
She's also coUaboraUng on a teen·a1e
mystery nove l wltb one or bet
dau1bters and hopes to start a
new, poetry column. Al she's open to lnnov1tion )n
poetry, n . Schults belle•es .meen
should be ••ll·vened in tradltlqnll "I remember when I wu very )'bun1
I wrote a 30-atan.Ja poem," tbe reealla.
"My aunt uked, "Are you sure It's not
30111*?' I •aid It wa• 30 stanu•: it WU
an eoonnously loq poem."
Mn. Schult& bu taken her wrtlln&
tecbolque to a number
of creative writinc worksbopl for adults
locally ancl bu 1-en invited to teach
wrtun1 ~ Ule naUon. 1 She l• prealdent of the Fountain
Valley Wrtwr'• Workshop, a member or
the Fountain Valley Hlalorlcal Society,
the Fouotaln Valley chapter or the
American Aasociatloo of University
Women and baa HNed OQ tbe board or
sovemon ol tbe Ut.era.ry Hall ol Fame .
poetic form and style. '
"YOU lbould know tbe rules betore 1·
you tweak them." 1be a11erta. "It's not
difficult lo •write free verM, but it's
more dllticult to write good tree verse. ..., .... ,.... ...............
'No person is too old to fulfill his promise to socie-
ty,' says Clara Peck Schu~, poet laureate of
Fountain Valley ..
Later, lhe rememben compWn1 a
book of ~ durln1 a 1ummer vaca·
Uon period, allboaab, 1be a.,a, "I never
showed that to 8Q1bod)' but lll1 cbo6c.
trtenda."
TRI! llOVS TO SoutberD Cdlonlla
spurred lln. Sebulu to punu. •d·
Yet amid tbele and other acthtties,
Mn. Scbultl ltill gtvn mudl of her time
to elementa.rylebool 1tudenta.
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• 'Unleaa a person knows why his
poetry 11 1ood poetr')', it's not gOOd
poetry. U you want lo becom6 a poet.
you need to unde"tand poetry. You
should give it t.b1t much dlpity and statua." -
riaers CelelJrate
El Bandito Shrine Club members and guests danced to the music of Freddie Martin and his
orchestra during a benefit event in the Marriott Hotel Saturday evening. Enjoying the even-
ing are (left to right) Woody Hicks, board of directors member, Virginia WifsOn and the Hal McLaughlins.
Try Slipper for Size
:.DEAR ANN
LANDERS: I am a stu-
dent doctor who will be
t"Meiving his M.D. in a
few months at the
Un iversity o f Miami
Medical School. May I
comment on the letter
s igned , ••Ex posed
A1ainst My Will"? The
.m..aJe patient com ·
plained about the lack of
privacy and the in·
s ensitivity or doctors.
The blame was put total·
ly (and I felt, unfairly)
on the physician.
I agree. some doctors
forget about patient
dignity at times, and I
ftnd it inexcusable.
However, I myself have
been forced to work un-
der mi s erable
<'I rcumstances 10 multi-
bed wards. I wish 1 had
more privacy, too. so I
ceuld give my patientl>
~ complete examinations.
l find it demoralizing to
haye to work lite this,
but often there is no
J>r1vate examining room
available. and how can I
tell thC' other patients in
the• ward not to listen
through the fabric cur-
tains"
Ever try to hear heart
sounds with Jackham·
rners and piledrivers go-
ing full blast outside?
That's another problem.
Oue to crowded condi-
ljops, tons of paperwork
and increased hos pital
costs, there's a great
deal of pressure on both
patients a nd doctors
these days. But please re·
member our goals arethe
same. to heal t.he sick.-
RESENTFUL
DEAK aESENTnJL:
U we can pat a man on
U1e moon, wlly can't someone come ap wttb
a portable, w e ll ·
COllStracted, three-sided
screen that will sJlleld a patient from &lie eyes of
s tran1ers darln1 a
physical examination?
It shoald be 110 big deal.
Dodon wbo bave bad
to be hospitalized lo·
variably treat their pa·
Uenta with more com,
passion. Walking a few
mil es in the other
fellow's bedroom slip-
pers can be a great
teacher, my friend.
A••
Lalldft-s
"I'm sorry I flang the
biscuits." <Two landed
on the floor.>
We aren't snobs, Ann,
but we wish we could
h elp our son -in-law
become a bit more re-
fined, Any suggestions?
VERY ANONYMOUS.
OF COURSE
DEAR VE RY: I sug·
gest you accept your
soa·ln·law as be is. U
your daughter is in·
cUned to help hJm im·
prove bis grammar, sbe
will. (Your letWr ls ad·
DEAR ANN: A few ditional evidence that
months ago our Phi Beta love Is not only blind but
Kappa daughter mar· deaf.)
ried a handsome, 6 ·5 1
high school football D E A R A N N
coach. LANDERS: So many
"Bob" is a very things have changed in
pleasant person. but his the las t few years I
education is grossly in-wonder if it's still rude
fer ior to our daughter's. for ~pie to ask . "How
The intellectual dif · much did you pay for
ference is startling . t h at?" When l was
es pecially when one growing up, such in·
hears "Rob" s peak. He quiries were considered
says, "Betw~n you and impollle.
I." and "We done it." We have friends who
His table manners leave ask how much we pay
a lot to be desired, too. for everything, lnclud-
Last night, in the pre-. iog our house and every
sence of guests. he said. piece of furniture in it.
Some of my women ac·
qua1ntanccs ask the
price of my dresses.
shoes. jewelry and rur
coats.
I don't mind discuss·
ing the pnce of food.
fuel oil or utilities, but I
cringe when asked about
lamps, rugs and pie·
tures on the wall. What's
a good response, short of
··Nooe of your busi·
ness'" -HEMPSTEAD
GRIPE
DEAR HEMP: Yes,
d e ar, questions about
price are slUI rode. Try
this: "Why in the world
woaJd you ask a ques· ti•• •• pe r aoaal •• THATT"
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: I'm awfully
late with this letter, but
please print it anyway.
We have aJI heard that
suicides rut an all-time
high around Christmas.
Many theories have
been offered. but I'm
sure I have the correct
one. It's those mimeo·
graphed letters with all
the brag stuff we get
from people who never
write otherwise. They're
e noug h to make a
normal person put a
bullet in h1s bead.
Then there are the
"family" pictures with
the dogs. cats, raccoons
and hamsters lined up
with the kid s.
( Horoaeope
W£DNUDAY, FU. 219
lly SYDNEY OllAU
)
A&JF.8 CMar. 21·Apr. 19)' Doora open to
fluodal opportunity. Thole who resented your
effort. may now be forced to make major con·
ceaaion. Aquarius, Taurua, Scorpio persons
neure promlneoUy. You may actually hold key
to riches.
TAUSV8 (Apr. 20·May 20): Lunar cycle is
aucb that you make ri&bt move at right Ume.
Accent oo improved family relaUonahJpe, in·
ltialive, fresh concepts and renewed vigor. Be
diplomatic, not weak. Ooe clo&e to you la plan·
nine • surprise -ol pleuant variety.
GEJllNI <May 21 -June 20): Look behind
scenes -subtle intrigue ls part of your penonaJ
scenario. Protect sell in emotional clinches.
A void sell-deception by seelng ~le as they
are. not merely as they pretend to exist.
CANCE& (June 21 -J uly 22): Accent on pro·
duction, organization, bringing priorities into
focus. Older individual aids in transforming
hopes, wishes into reality. Money situation is no
longer abysmal.
LEO <July 23-Aug. 22): You gain added re ·
cognition. Promot ion, more prestige and
authority are featured. Obstacles now can serve
as stepping-stones to progress. Aries, Libra
natives figure prominently.
VlllGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Obtain hint from
Leo message. Stress communication, percep-
tion of potential. willingness to overcome dLS·
Lance and language barriers. You could en·
count.er a "new love."
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Eumine areas
previously reared or ignored. Relationship ts
transformed from friendship to Intimacy.
Can<'er, Leo. Aqu arius persons figure in
~cenario. Decision is reached concerning d1rec
t1 on and money.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 >. Forces are
scattert."d unless you attend to details Key is to
be flexible but thorough. Gemini. Vargo, Sagit·
tarius persons play key roles. Accent on travel.
expansion. legal agreements.
SAGrITARIUS <Nov. 22·~. 21): Su ck to
practi~aJ issues. Take nothing for granted -ac-
cent on service. diet, empk>yment, promises
made by relatives. Aquarius, Scorpio, Leo
persons figure prominently.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Moon
aspect coincides now with s1gnif1ca~t changes .
speculative ve ntures, romance. ability to 1m·
print sty le. Spotlight also on fa mily rela·
lionships, trans forming family di ssent into
harmony
AQUARIUS C Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Accent on
secunty, conclusion of transaC'llon Ulvolvtng
home. property. long-range pro1ect Taurus,
Libra. Srorp10 persons figure prominently.
PISCES C Feb. 19-Mar. 20>: Your ideas are
put through a "~Tlnger." Means you defUle
terms. offer t.echn1qy_es w,h.ich correct wasteful
µroccdurt'S -but some people are envious and
m~1st on "lestan~" your concepts and patience.
Aluntni
Date Set
The Southern
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your su~. Buy ~
Of the drNm ~ts list·
~d I n the Boating
classifi~ ads of the
Daily Pilot.
642-5671
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Working
1\s 1\ Jeweler
Has Its Rewards
We are surrounded by
the most beautiful objects in the world.
Our stores are remarkably free
of clutter and fuss.
We meet the most exciting
people 1n the world ••• you!
And we contribute to the
happiest moments 1n people's lives.
You see, our products
speak for themselves,
all we can add is ca re.
We've been doing it for over a century.
And that's a lot of caring.
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P''-'4"1"1tlY \ ti.ANA-It
Callfomia and Orange~========~--------========-------.:;.. County chapters or. the
Miami University Alum-
ni Club will celebrate
Founders Day Saturday.
March 8, with a dinner
a board the Pr ince~!>
Louise. San Pedro
Art.Ut Vernon Barton.
an MU a lumnus. and
Mike Macechko. MU a s -
sociate director of alum-
ni affairs. will speak.
For ticket information
call Lori Gordon. (714)
835-8596.
If )IOU have an itnn for
Happening•, 1end 1t . to
JudUh OUon at Uw Daallf
Pilot. P.O. Bo.r 1560, Co.io
Me ia. CA 9215216. or coll hn-
o t 642-4321. Happening&
nms ~ T~aday.
Sometimes you can't tell ,......----------..
who is who. I have re· 'N••tt ... rt.
·Good Seollt•
Girl Scout Council of Oranee County recoptied volunteen for
outst.andinl eervice dwinl a dinner in tlie Disneyland Hotel.
Amooi those-cited were Carolyn Hunt, Huntineton Beach Cleft),
wbo received a Thank Badie, aod Jeanne Martln of Cotta M"a,
4o11,..·bonored for 40 years of service with a pin.
NII" ,..,, .. .,
• '
.. ,,,
solved that next year. in •4.,,.,_.11tf
the interest of my men·
tal health. I'm going to
toss out all such non-
sense without bothering
to see who sent it. -
FED UP WITH FAN
TA S IE S AND
FOOUSHNES.5
DEAR FED : A few
years ago I toot aacb a
dobbertag from readers
wlto j1l8t loft that Ad I
vowed nner to open my
trap on the s ubJec:t
asaln. Bat I'm glad
YOU did. Have a good
decade, cbam.
F 0t Clllllifted M
ACTION
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·FEATURING
THOMAS GARVER, ARTIST CHRISTO, JOHN MARTIN SHEA
MuseUDI Fetes Artist
The rain put the damper on several
parties this week here on the normally s unny
Orange Coast. but it didn't put them all out of commission. ·
1be Newport Harbor Art Museum's crew
was busy tut Thursday staging a series of
events booori.ng Cluia&o, the artist who in·
stalled the Running Fence in northern
California four years ago.
He was present all week to talk about his
work and greet museum supporters al several parties.
Thursday, nearly 300 guests attended the
Fi.De Arts Patrons Members Preview, where
a joint resolution of the California State
Legislature, CO·Sponsored by Sea. Bury
Keetae and Aaeembbman DoQg Bosco, was
presented..
The resolution, honoring th~ artist. was
given to him by Harold K~ chairman of
the California Arta Council.
Also, Christo received commendations
from 0..s.IM Maloaey, representing the
Marin Couty legal department, and Eric
K_..IOO 'K, chairman of the Sonoma Coun-
ty Board al Supervisors.
Christo presented a book about bis proj-~ to ....... s-·· oft.be California State Library, and tben everyone enjoyed a
fabulous ueortment of hors d'oeuvres.
Afterwania, aome oft.be ranchers whose
land the fence croeaed joined the mu.eu.m
board of trustees and state and county of.
ficlala for coffee and dessert in the Balboa
Pavllklo.
We t.boroughl.y e!Qoyed meeting the artist
aad bis wife, .leaw..Oaade. They new off Lo
U.. EMt to install another exhibit on Salur·
day morning.
Did you get a Valentine last week? We bopeao.
Tbe day brought out lots or romanUc ten·
dencies and some local businesses bad some
run with the day's the me.
qujet birthday lunch at Baxter's Street. but
he was really s urprised when a Cupid from
Happenings
By Judith Olson
Animal Crackers walued in and began sing·
ing. •
Isley. who al most shares a birthday
with actor Burt Reynolds, was feted with fove
poems "from all the ltids at MIC," Valentine
songs and lots or good·natured teasing.
To top it off, the Baxter's Street crew
sang Happy Birthday to him.
The party was planned by his staff, in·:
eluding Carol K.iag1oa, Pam A.meU, Erle All·
denoa, Maril ADdenoa, Jlldy Brodt, Pat
Marplly, Evy Dakells and Noey Walter.
~
Bits and pieces: Loahe B. WalMJ", u-sistaot public relations director for Southern
California District of the Lutheran Cburcb,
Missouri Synod, attended the annual Religion
Ul the Media awards ceremony la.at week at
the Hollywood Palladium. She was accom-
panied by ber husband .leek.
....._ ~ baa bem aalMd Woman
of tbe Year by the Fountain Valley Charter
Chapter of the American Busineu Women's
Aaaociatioo.
... UNI Beverly M~ Newport
Beach, attended the President's Prayer
Breakfast at the lnternatiooal Ballroom of
tbe Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C.
The invitation was issued by the mem·
bers of the U.S. Senate and House or
Re presentatives. ~ Sbearson Hayden Stone's Newport Beach
office, in particular, blossomed with the
traditional colors since everyone wore a red
carnation.
The iDSpiration behind tbe flower ex
travaganza was Jerry Jones who SPOrt.s a
nower in bis lapel every day ot the year.
New items from St. Luke Hospital's gift
shop. Pasadena. wiU be offered during a
~ec1al benefit sale Saturday, March l, from
-~.to dusk at 2727 Wavecresl, Corona del
Mar
Alan Isley, president of the Motorcycle
Industry Council, thought it was going to be a The s ale is bemg planned by J~ Marb
or Newport Beach, gilt shop chairman.
A Record 'Feat'
Women have known
for years that they are
the financial giants of
this CO\Dltry.
They regulate the
economy, control the
purcbaaing power and
establish guidelines for
spending.
You want to know bow
we know it? Be cause
som eone told us.
If I seem un ·
derwbelmed about the
diatinctioo. it's because
I ju1t broke my own
record for cashing the
•mallelt check ever re·
corded in the Guinness
Book of Records . .
seven cents.
"That'll b e seven
cents."
I whipped out my
charge card.
"You want to charge
seven cents?"
"Or course not." I
snapped. "I also want to
get a windshield wiper,
a wboopie cushion for
the front seat and a
traffic light dog that
Ughts up for my rear
view window when I hit
the brakes."
"We only sell gas.
Besides, we don't take
credit cards. That'll be
seven cents cash."
"I have tons of money
at home ." I said.
She looked at me and I
realized I was oot e•act·
.ly dressed for success.
"Then I'll write you a
check," I said .
Se<:onds later, I ripped
it out of the checkbook.
gave it to her (with two
I .D .s) and she said.
.. Aren't you golng to re·
cord it?"
My ch eeks burned
with humiliation as I
jotted it down and said,
"Did you know lhat
wotnen control 85 per.
• Erma
BomfJerk
ce nt of the nation's
wealth and that ii we
ever quit buying, this
nation Would come to its
knees by noon?"
She snapped her gum.
"It must be lonely at the
top."
·Few Haven~ Left
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Tiie Fi<lnlov\ e.nl~ N-,.._ PUBLIC NOTICE MINISTER ESTATE NO. T'N• •t.'--.... flied Witt\.,... le~ lo -.,.. .. Iii.cl tn 0.enQe 14•10324',
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D<•noe •A, em·•~. c.o-.... n.. .-.,,. __, "....,. ~ benet 1c1arre<>, creditors Pu1>1•..-o.-c--.i °""' P11ot. .,.,, ..... u. and cootingent cred1tor'i Of r.o t 11 •• 1• 1• Tlw\ """MU •a• Condu<l9d by"' P0 \ITIV[ PllOJ ECTIO.. .. ,. ,,..,1v__ '"'"" ,.,,.n_ •BS. Co••• M~w. E r nestine Caroline Den-~--C•Hlouwa ~ na ud. aka E r ne<>t t ne
r"" '"'""'"'"' "'"' 111ec1 •11" -11.,,.,,,.. e c.-... ••11 '"''"' Caroline Bouveron, and C°""IY Clu lo. al O<.,.oe Coumy.,. •-•IU. Co.t.. -... '""'"""'• p ersons who ma u be PUBLIC NOTICE
f'ebf,..ryl. '"° ~1 •
F11ieM th"-~"~ 1>¥.., ,,.. o thffwise tntef'ested in the '~~.:_u:::,.e:•
P-1.-Or-e.oo.i 0.11, P11ot. dlVl-w ill and/or estate. tt•• ... _no --· .,. 4'01/tG feo. 11• 1'1.1'.-'· 1* ~ ~£ c;...w. A petition has been f iled _,,_"'
OTI ...-n.i, ~ ... 1-Miio "-by M ar9uef'l1e Cummings A 0 E. PlllOOVCT'\. 1no ~ ,,.., PUBLIC N c~ f.....:,., ~.: °'-c-... ... 1n the Superior eourt of ::;:-· •c.. s-. '-· Cell..,..
FICTITIOUS 1in1 .. us "i:n.1 Orange Coun1y requestlfl9 1t_, ~--· "'--''" MAMESTATEMeN'T .. -..-0r-c-.eo.i..,P1toe. that Mar9uerite Cum· ,,..,c-.-,•1°"·".,.11.,.._
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NEWf'ORT """.,._ 11uStHEss PUBLIC NOTICE rwrsonal reptesentatlve to c,,1,-. "-•""•· GM.,......• SYSTEMS, n..K PKtlle ·-.... .tdmlnlster the estate of toau GMta~c..i......,..~ E ti C 11 T"1' ~,." h ~ .. Wf • 111c....., A.-· ~K "K"lc ~ .. ,...,...,...._ rnes ne aro ne -··---•-.Gc1$u.N1ew.c.t1twni.mzt .,....ITATWMllWT Oennaud (under the In-L.orryl' ' ,,.
T"" ~,,~bf., 1.... TM ...._.... --•• ..... depeodeut ,.,.,.,,.nlstratlon T"'' --,..... -'"""
"'-· ~-: of E t... Act) T...... t' c-1• ~ of °"-c-, on Alc"8f0 A. -CE •'90 VIL.LA CDMPANV • ..,., . S v•M • •""' pe I· .-,.. n,. -Th•\ '1..._. •'1 Tiied wm. .,_ ...-A-.-.~tttw tion Is set tor hearlJl9 1n "1ln1n
Counlf cien ot Otenoe '-°"' -,.,,. ....., "· -.. I~ c. ..• Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic .....,.,,_Or-CM~ O..ty Pllo4.
,,_,,...,.,,.., ,.,,_~~-~..._,.._,.,Center Drive, West, in the J.., 1'.F«> >·"·"·1• ~~
p....,111NO 0r.._ c-o..1y Ptioe. w.K. ~ -.. • ~ C I t y of S • n ta An a , "1BLIC NOTICB
"-.it. ... -..-.•· --~::::;;.::!;..".,• •--· California on Marc h •. •••
PUllLICNOTICE ~,..,.=·::;~~.,.,,=. 1~~~~CT to ttte ITA~~·~•a lf«l!T
PICTITI--IUStN•·· Cef ........ tll'lW orantlfl9 of the petition, PICTITIOUSIUM•us••• ......... -T"" _..... '' ~, .. ..., • "OU should either ............,r rt. -... --,._ ..,..
•-ITATS.MelfT 99fWr .. ----r ----..... ttl ... flCtl~ ..,.._ r11e -"II _._ .. c1o1no tNM-nw ,.._, P ""_.......,ea. at the hearlno and state ,_, "-...... ,
\PLASH Of< CALll"<>ANIA, to2S1 0.•r•••• t..ne. H'-'fttlf'lllQl<>f' e..c,., Cell ........ ,_
o-.. ...,_ your objections or file Fosru ~ tiOHS AOOF1HO co~
lllrWllem J ~ written objections w ith the "" o s..-ter Aw .• c..ee-.... CA
Lie Httcl.I Mir-. JOU1 °""'-.._..,,., HUnfl"O'Oft S..ech, C:..111-•
nw, .= ...... fl..., _,, ""' court before the hear1Jl9. "~ ~ ...,_ _ ,....
c:-1., ~ of Or -c.-.. -Your appearance may be ""'"" '° -... 111ec1 1. 0r-
J-rvis.-.. ~,,.,m In c:>e<...on or by your at· c-"-~,.. ,.,.,,
-~,-°'-,~ ~~ ... Piiat. tornev E-.i ' "°' ... ,...,_.,, "" ~-.__.. --·· . ....,_ °" . u-.. Vt>.,.., J ... "· "--i. 11, I~.,,. )U«I I F y 0 u A R E A ,.. .... T, Fosllff •"-nr..rl ..... ...
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PUBUC NOTICE
PICTITIOUS I UMNIE U
HAMii STATEMIEN'T
TM ... IOWl"Q ...,_,, ••• dol"Q
b<t\1-..
PUBUC NOTICE 8Ci OVE"SCAS, )()() HewpO•I
C•"tet Or.-,, .. S.11,111• •'0 H•wport
-----~------! .,. ..... c.o.....,.. • ...., l'ICTITIOUS eUSIHIEU BCI Ent-•-.• C:..11-• (Of' H""'E STATEMENT Po<•tlDf', lJOO --" C-e• Oolft T"e ... ,.,_no e>enon " Oc>tn9 llU\I !>uH• 6JQ, Newpor'1 Beecll. CMI'°""• neo ., t)M4
SILllEl'I OOl.U>R.101' Pl.o<e"11•. E-L -· 1•T ~ll-Co\l~-..._c.e11+....,.,a eor-.-.MM Call"'""•.,_
E •••n~ G•'"'"• )ICM S.•\~~ Tf\h 04.t!SJftlt'\• f\ <Ol'CkKtH h •
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l "'' ""''""'' " conouc:i..i .,, -In °'""' 0 Dvt.,, d•v-•i T,_.. E••111e G.t<•lfl Tiii• ,_ .... lllecl wllll "'-
C REDITOR or a cont· E Be.F"'"'.8albN•w....i,CA-.,..1
ln<)ent credi tor of the de· M41~ II "°'* CP.n.-1.1110
ceased, you must file your ~~ =.,.~~=-trv .
claim w ith the court or -···~ present it to the pet"Sonal E-.i r FO'l1"11'
representative aPPolnted ""~ 'u1c-1 ....... 111ec1 "'"" ,.,..
b rt .th' f C-ty Cl•n 01 0.-County on y the cou w1 tn our J._.., n "'°-
months from the date of ~*
first issuance of lette~ as PWI,,,_, 0r.,. '°"'" 0..1, Pno•
provided In Section 700 o f Jan ,., F«> \. 11 " •• -llO
th e Probate Code o f PUBLIC NOTICE
Californ ia. The timi! for ----------
filing claims will not ex· F•cnnous 11.1MN1EU
pire prior to four months NAllOla ITATIM«NT
from the date of the hear· .,..:i;:,,,.._ .. ._,"11 -~ ••• clo•n11
Ing noticed above. FAMILV HOME .. BUSI HES'>
YOU MAY EXAMINE AEPAllt~ rm we-Ortv• ••
Tiii\ \le-'""' Ille(! ... I,. -Covnly 0.,. ot O•-Counh on th f · k by """''-°" &e«.11, CAlitomt• Y»41 c-1· Ci.n ... °'-Covftly Oft e tie ept the court 11 • ...,, K-•• ,,, MKl\MI Or
J-rvis. "'°-,111,.,, If you are Interested 1n the '"· """''"VI-.,. .... c.,.,..,.,.,.
PW11....., o.-c-.1 0..1, P11o1 estate, you may f ile a re-.,..,
J"" ,. ,,.... s 11 1• 1• ~ Quest witti the court to re-J-Gr'""""'· am Ml<-• • • • · 0-•A, ~ BH<I\ C4Mllam•• celve special notice of the .,.., PUBUC NOTICE invent ory of estate asset s Thi• ci.,,,,.,.., " <-""'e.s '" •
a nd of the petitions, ac· _ ... ~ ... ..
F•b<.,.ry l. 1'40
" P11011.-0.-C.0.\1 0.lly Piiot
"" 11. 1•. ~. -'· 1..0 111-«I
PtJBUC NOTICE "~'::!.:=::• co unts dnd r e port s n.i, ii........,. .... ,._ ... "',,,..
FICTITIOUS IUSINIU TIM fOf-"9 ,.,_I\ clolno ""II· described in SectiOO 1200 C°""'' t ..... of Or..,~ Coumy on
"AMI STATEMENT ..... .. o f the Cdlifornla Probate J .,._., ts, .. . 1"" 1"''-"'0 P<'n<>n '' dO'"O °"" HAMILTON ANIMAL CLI NIC, COde. FUll1t ,..,,~~EAA LD OE!>IGN!. 1•11 :=! .. "~.:::.."': H""11""'10f'I J~:-::~~.~ o.lly = C•u1·1~• D,,v ... "'"Port B•«" D; o..-L Gl9Ac.-.r. > ,...,.._ E A . Bouveron, At· -----------
Co•1torn••9MJ 1r.u. c.i-..i.mn t t • -211 u -1 Pu•• •c NOTICE P•••k•• c £""1" }6.11 CTHIYI•• ,.,1,· ~" ~-0, ., ,,. orney • .... w, ,...,. n .......
Drlv• ..... ..._.. ha<,., C•lilorni8 ... lduel Strftt, P. 0 . Bo• l50, Hur.------------
'1')'6.J c;e...., L.~... ttnaton S..Ch. c.aufOf"nl• "•rnnouuUStNEu Tht\ -I\<.....,.,. .... lrt ... I" T°loll ---... 11..., ..tlll -flAI. (714) '6CJ.40UO HAM« STAHM•tn Olv~ P8trlcle C Emh ~ ~ 0.-C-y Ofl ..... .-Or-Qoe.i ~ .... Pltoe .,_.!:..~-Incl per_,, •r-e OOtnq
TlW• --.... filed .. 11 .. -,., ... Fo&.. U. ll. "· ,. ISl«I H•lfonel Y.chl ll•tlno S..-••c~.
C:O-ty O..-• Of°'-'°""'' Ofl CHtUMMYIMUiltnTAICOIO 0" "'•<An ""' 81~0 .• H••1>0t1 ..__.,...... A ... ' I I Cllr'flet-PUBLIC NOTICE &.o<ll, CA.,..., Pl-......,. .. .._ C_,_,..., Y«"I L"ll"9 Sef>oter ..... ...... °" ..... Cont o.I., PllO(, ... 0. ---PICTinOU'S •UM1nu t -A c..-... Corllor.Clon -0 .. ,..._ 12. "·a, Miw.' tW , ...... , IMC'r"W .....,_. llAMe STATEMENT Me<A,_ 81...S.. ~ &He"-C•
...... TIM lotlowlf\O _,.,,, .,. Wll\O ~
............. Ca..... C!U~H•I' IMLCO '"h Duoilwa Ii~-.,.,• CO< ..,_...._.Or-c:-t Detty PllOt UOI W ~ Y•le. Svl'-tOO, Or-. Po<•lloft PICTITIOUI eUStNRU JeA. ,., """" J. It."· ,_ ,..._ CellfOn>I•.... c---.. Y«:M IUMll ITATWMaNT Wllllem E. OI--· Jr. 6oX1 Ltwk>QSHvlco TIM ._._..,. _ _., •r• dolno PUBUC NOTICE Udo ,._ wo. Uni• 0.1 • ..._, Tl"""""Muneuofl. Pnts.
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PUaLIC NOTICE
This marvel occurred
at one of those self·
service gas stations. In
trytns to force a leaded
nozzle Jnto an unleaded
gas tank, I inadvertently
apllled a little guoline
OD mJaboe.
$EARS SEMIHAllS, IMC . " MlnlUCMtCOUltT o-.lcl e. winoe.-. i.1sz Chef· c-•YClonlof0.811Q11CoufOtyOAJ•"· CHICAGO (AP)-Oo-state with the "closest Carolina. Texas, Utah. ~ ...... •l'VIM,c:..t"om .. .,1" Of'CAUflOHt.a IOfttc1rc1o.~.T•ul1~• ~·~::MW• •• th hlld V d W•st• Purc'NIM c1o11,.o CorflOt•llOft, ,,___,_......,,_• Tiii\ butiften 1, c-ted b., • ly 11 states, the District connection to e c . · er mo n t an ~ .. 11-. -..-.. .....__ _..... •• ---,._ .. ~ A __ .,. .. u.
Realldna my error. I
qldckb' ctiaqed to lbe
mleeded aoale and 1ot nactlJ what I blld cub
for . • . tl.D. Wben t
weat to pay the 1irl
belalnd the •la11 she nlcl, .. You owe seven
e9Dtl GD pump No. M."
I Mid. .. I didn't put
t.bat,..tn~car."•. She loob4 up tlredly
ud --. .. Wb•t did ,_do wtth It?"
"I poured Jt on my
foot.''
.. Wby would you do
tbaU"
"I IDMllt to pour the ..........
·'OD foot?" ••111C'u."
M ., ---· __. CAMI ...... ,_ WlttlemE ~II« Jr .... O. .... a..t• of Columbia and Puerto -Di.acourage continu· Virginia. -.•r.1M.c.ttfonNml4 0ttOHTO..,.CAUH ,111, • ....._.. _ 111 ... ..;..,.·...,. .-.-t---.u.,...
Rlco sUU provide a le0.al ing controversy by en· NCCUSL has been 0.•81d A. s..n. "SNflclt-. l'CMl~cw,.,.... e-1" c1Htt of ~-C-4.,... 1tf'1>11
• 1r;1:· =~ ~ '" ............ -..IC.et ...... """""'" 1 "'° -...... '"'*11"'90 0r.,.. c:..t o.tly f'l'OI haven for parental co~raging binding de· urging every state to .. :0.. • . . v · •cor· CA~OKA"'1utto•H•O-.. i.au10Naiuoou ,.._s,1a.".a..1• cbildsnatchers seeking cisaon.a. enact its propoul iince """'-o.tiftl .,_. .........,. .. .._ ,s,..,
couru willing to over· -Penalize parents it was completed and =: s--. c;.orp, CA=•1. ~ =-:: Z .:::=. =: .. ..=.-=.....
turn custody orders for ·'abductions" and promutiated as a TIM•....._.._"1oc1•1t"tM''-l:~~1~c:-:;:~:T.:.=-'....,~~
handed down in other other unilateral re-Uniform Act ln l"8. -•• 0«11 ~ 0r.,.. Counl' .. u•1.01Kieuu.aooe. ,..., .-ICTmOUllUI -1tatea. -· movalaofchlldren. States requested 1uch ..,_.,._ ,.,._. ., .. ....,...,..._ ... ..,.. ......,...ar..c...co.i1y ,..,.. ..,...ITATSM9WT
al C f Conference members 1 .rl•lau-._,... .......... -......--...0r_,.~ .......... -~ .....,.... ... !Mt'9r.......,..., , ...... " . ._.., .. ,.. 1u.ii n-.....,... __,_ ... ~ NaUoa on ereace e.-~ .uuu •v....--.------.. ~-.., ....,. ... _.,. O...'-A · ...._ •• : !'7 .•
Of Commissioners on 8"'" that UCCJA wLU of tn-... , .... tntentate 't.".a.Mw.~.,. · ' -.1•111CMca.MwDriw..._ -.-.~-1: M • "s • '• "..._. work belt when all so .... ..._.. ......... ~ .. Mert'tl •• • .-v--. nv•n. .. A.TNIMHt ... t-..OWI ........ ,~ .UnifonnstateLawsrec· conflict lnvolvlnt ., ... ,, ... eta..,....,........ f'1111111.CA ..
Ord• ibow •t state• 1tatel have enacted lt. cua• ....... orden 1---;;c:;nibi;tti:iiiiiinl_l ... ._. .._ ,_, "...,...., f'ICTITtOWIVlfNnt , .. w. ....._ 1.-..o • ...,...
<I That wouJd eliminate Ill ......,. • I ,_.,...., ........... tw a-ae .. MMe ITATIMaNT a.,....._ CA ..
have DOW enacted the U.S . unctuariea for Tb1 Conference In· ~-=.,-.=,-:=. ·~ .. ..!::..~ ,.,._ 0'• ... 119 -. ~=C::. '""'° ......,,,
Uniform ailld Custody ent1 who abdu t eludes about 250 of tbe ........... ~ .. ,......... Muu1 M•01A .ao1..cv. ,,.,1 ~11n .__ .. ,. --.c,.. • Jurl.dlctton Act. Uc. par c ....... -~ .... , ..... _ .._...... .. _ .... _. it. lr .t.11..1-(D a.-... of ti t .... _.... • UC .... Of9l'lt 0..-_,, ...,_t e .. .,...,, IUllfOOh_.,._.,_,,. ............ _. ...... CJ A. Uniform Laws uie Couu.1-. ....,...., na on 1 -"~ prac • ..... , • ., " ...-.. citt••-· ...., ,._ •. ..._, flndlnc a court ln a non· Ina l=• , Juda• and ,...._ .... __ ...... _,. ~ s. s.rw, • ea1te kl•. '111• ......_ -ni.-..... ..,,_ CommiHlonen drafted UCC'A -··-... _t would law -.or9. They are ......... , ,....,.....,,,nw 0r ..... Ct111111rMe.... ~' o.t11 .. °'Mt9 ~·" lbe m ... u .. -to. " ._..,.. VM ... ..,..,_......,.... Jell'ln I'. Ovit••"•"'· 111• ~,,,,.., I'-.., ..... · overturn a lawful Hlected by eadl of tbe o..t-'-'Tts.•· ..,1,......., Dt1 .... u.-......... '-..._ ..
-Avoid Jurtldtctlonal cuatody order l.aaued ln ao 1tate1, the Dlltl1ct of MAAO. 900IN ...,,,.. •11•uc.oc.1TT n• d t _...._ •-C lumbta and Puerto ,,........ '"" 1>w• .. u '' eOr>Mt.e oy • • "'" •c.rw--con 1ctl an promo e an~•-· o ...,.c:.rt .....,.,...,,.,...,,.. ••.......,.a..ronw coopereUon between Non-UCCJA 1tatea Rico to draft and urae MllUUL .. uuw .....,,s.sari.. .... ..
-i....tal u~ ='\ .... , Tllh ,....,__ n!M wlt\ll Ille.,.... ... ..._ courta of different are: Alabama, Ke n-eaactD:Mat w -.-a-...,CA.. c-•t 0or-°' °'.,. eo-, 8" ....,......._...e.. 1tatet. tud1. MaaHcbuaettl, almed et IGlwtltc prob-.... ,..,._.,.,,.. ....,......_CA..,.
-Proride for UU1a-lll11llalppl, New Mex· lem• common to all ....,..,...0r.,.c.-1D111•t"' ~C:-°""'.,....,,.. ... '"'*"'*'0r-.ee.t1o.i•~= ,......,o...c.-o.i~'':.:
tlon to ~e ,place t.n the tco, Oldaboma, Sou lb states. ,. ... 11. "·-.Mfr.•. 1• ... "· .-. s. tt. "·,.. .., , ... 11. "· ... iMr •. 1• 1v• Jefl "· ...._ s. ,,, ••. '"° ,....
PVBLIC NOTICE
NATION
2Coaat
Students
Honored
Orea1• Coa1t real· dn&I ........ boooc'ed
for ~ eseel.MDc• du.riu tbl (all Mm•tel'
at 1featera State Ualven~l•I• of Lawin
Kana Taylor ot Colt.
ll•a and Gall Polack of
lrvloe weN amoq ala
atudentl from the law
school wbo earned a place on tbe DI•·
UD1ldlbedHonor Boll.
N&Wro.T Beacb res-
idents named to the
Honor Roll included:
Jobn Connelly, Donna llltbruab, Laura Bet-
U n 1 en, Mary Anne
EverU, Robert Harvey
and llanhall Rieb.
Alao from Newport
Beacb were Jlll Bo·
jarakl, Scott Gentilly.
Michael Grossman,
MUD SLIDE THREATENING HOMES IN SUBURB Of LOUllVIL.1.f
CongNeaman'a '700,000 8allout 8111 Coming Under Flr• ~· 'Portl ean.t•
, Eleanor Palk, and ._ ...
Bailout or Pork Barrel?
$700,000 to Save Kemucky Homes Flayed
.W~GTO~ CAP) -~wn in Kentucky, on
IA bill.side Just outside Louisville, the earth is slow-
ly sliding out from under 200 houses. Two houses
tiave already collapsed.
. H,ere in Wa,shington, one paragraph in a $4.2
billlon House public works bill approved early this
month authorizes the expenditure of $700,000 to
~ave the b.lllside. That lone paragraph is refueling
a fiery.debate about "pork barrel giveaways."
. Cntics of the $700,000 authorization s ay it
typifies wasteful government spending by a con·
Bressman seeking to curry favor with the voters
.tJack home.
·_ THE PEOPLE BACK HOME don't see it that
way. They see themselves as victims or a natural
"TMa b 11ot a fJau..a. Tltb ia
taldllfl ca~ of tlte pe•p~ ., ..
faa11e ~ paflfreg t..-tlle hi...,s
•roMRCI tlae tDOrld for aU •I tlu!s~
r1ears."
disaste r . distinguis hable from fl oods a nd
tornadoes only in that it is measured in weeks and
months rather than duys and minutes.
Rep. Gene Snyder of Kentucky, the fourth·
ra»klng Republican on the House Public Works
('ommittee, wants somethinl done about it and is ~the Burtsbire Terrace projttt.
Burt.shire Ten-ace is an upper-middle class
housing development on the outskirts of Louisville.
About 200 houses were bu.ill there in the mid·l970s,
built on a layer or s ilt topsoil overlaying an in·
clined layer or poor grude shale
L()cal zorung did oot then require geological
sur~Ys before bulld.log.
THE HOMES WOULD BE priced in the
$60.000-$70,000 range today -tf anyone were buy. mg. Now, when it rains hard, the silt becomes
saturated and starts s lipping on the shale, s liding
out from under the houses. Of three homes con·
demoed, two have tumbled off their foundations.
About 25 others are in immediate danger, and ul-
timately, aU 200 could be threatened. experts say.
Snyder, who represents the area, bas volun·
teered the Army Corps or Engineers to stop the
landslide, at an authorized coot to t.aJ<payers of
$100,000. He wants the Corps lo shore up the
hillside and develop drainage systems that would
allow rainwater to get off the slope without taking
ill• bill with it. He and his supporters say government is serv·
iDi its citiz.en.s. Critics say using federal money lo
~elp private landowners amounts to a government
bailout.
"This is not a bailout. This is taking care of the
people who have been paying for the bailouts around
the world for au of these years, .. Rep. Snyder COUD·
t.ers.
THE PaOJECT HAS BEEN attacked in a
newsletter called "Profiles in Pork'1 -a reference
to the pork barrel aspects of the bill -written by
the CoaUUon for Water Project Review, a
W asbington-based environm e ntal g r oup
spearheading opposition to the works bill.
"It's obvio\15 that those people have a pro-
~ ___ .._ ....
t lWeee•t A•tre•allt•
Three of the newest 1roup of astronauts
.r .. Pose for their formal portrait.a with a
• model of the apace abUWe at the Jobn.son
Space Center in Houatcn. From left are
bl em ." says Chuck Hoffman of Lexington, Ky.,
co~rdinator of the Kentucky Rivers Coalition,
whtch compiled a state-level report on the situa-
tion for the water project coalitioo. "But i! those
rolks can get 100 percent free help, why can't
everyone else come to Congress and get some relief?
Youbavet.odrawthelinesomewbere. ''
Critics also say the project amounts to reim-
burs ing private citizens for poor bouae-buying
Judgment. And, they say, it carries the corps into a
project far beyond the Army's usual duties, setting
da n~erous precedents for future use of tax
money.
BUT ON THE OTHER side: "Most or my
neighbors arc middle·class. mlddle·aged, hard-
working people." s ays Douglas Sharp, who lives
near the crest of the ridge. "They've paid taxes all
their lives, and they fully expect to pay taxes ~
the rest of their lives.
"These arc the kind of people who work all
th4W' lives without expecting anything from the
government. But they see all this money going to
other places. And they feel this ls the ooe time
when they need some govemmental bodY to help
them . That's one of the justifications for govern·
ment."
T he Conhtioo for Water Project Review says
the answer lies 1n s wng the developer, not starting
a federal project.
"If Representative Snyde r's proviston is the
start ol ~ to come, tben developers acrou the
country would be relieved ol the rwpomdbWty for
cons idering t.be terrain on which t.bey build
dafl -if a•9o•e ~re ... , ••
Taeo ha~ t ... Wetl oll tlleir 1 ....
datlolu ••• %5 Milers •re la 1 ..
•edhate dallfJft".
houses," lhe coalition argues in "Profiles in
Pork."
"rF IT IS NOT A part or any broader policy or
program, then it represents a special favor to cer-
tain local interests," the newsletter said. "The
message is clear: If there's a problem. come to
the Public Work.s Committee for a ,.ttlck fix."
A s uit bas already b eth filed by one
homeowner against the builder of bis house.
James Steinfeld, a Louis ville lawyer rep~nting
five other homeowners, said be is planning to file a
separate suit ask.ing that the problem be corrected
and the homeowners' damages be paid.
Blankenship Construction Co. Inc .. owned by
Jerry Blankenship, his brother Charles, and
Ernest Burkhead. developed Burbbire Terrace.
But Blankenship says the company onJy built the
roads in the subdividsioo.
"111E LAND WAS STABLE before it was dis·
turbed by the homebuilders and homeowners. I
don't know for sure wbal caused the \>roblems, but
there was nothing wrong with tbe land, ·be said.
Dr Ronald E . McNalr, 1clentl1t·
astronaut; Maj. Gulon S. Bluford, alto a
sclentiat·utrooaut; and Maj. Frederick D.
Oreaory. pilot-astronaut.
Marie Steaffen.s.
Receivi ng h o nors
from Costa Mesa were
Karen Dwyer. Elaine
FarreU. Debra Hamada-
Bransoo, John WllH ams
and Steven Wolter.
HUNTINGTON Beach
residents placed on the
Honor Roll tnc luded ·
Vicki CampbeU, Sherie
C hristensen , Sara
Crockett, Della Welch,
and Susan Zemalt.
Other honored stu·
dents included Gregory
Bosse of 1rv\ne and Cin·
da Harris of Laguna
Niguel.
Medicine
~ores
Scheduled
A sports mediciM lee·
lure series ls scheduled
for Monday evenings at
F ountain · Valley High
School begirull.ng Feb.
25.
The series is expected
to be of s pe-clal interest
to wes t county area
coaches, nurses a nd
trainers, a Huntington
Be a c h Un io n Hi g h
School District Adult
Sc h ool s pokesman
noted.
"The Preveotioo and Care ol SDort.a lnjuries''
will be olrered OD lloa·
days between 8:30 and
9:30 p.m .. concluding on
March 17.
Lectu r e r D e nnis
P helps, Hunti n g ton
Beach H igh Sch ool
tra iner and Dallas
Co wbo y s tra1ner -
adviser, is to deal with
ta ping, weight-lifting,
re habilitation pro -
c edures and nutrition
for a wide range or
sports.
Registrations, at $10
each, are belng accept·
ed at the Adult School,
5201 Boha Ave., Hunt·
ington Beach.
9 Youths
Honored
Nine Costa Mesa
yo uncsters won
certificates in a recent
bicycle safety clinic
sponaonid by the Cost.a
Mes a Police Depart·
ment al Adams School.
Tbe youncJten com-
peted in ability to follow
the laws of the bigbway
while oo their bicycles.
and are elielble to com-
pete in an all-city bicy-
cle safety clinic in May.
Flftb grade winners
were Nyle Schafb&UMr.
first ; Mark Detrick.
second; Joe Wexler.
third. Fourth grade prizes
went to Mike Jepson.
first ; Gary Seelhorat.
second; Karl Naaby.
third.
Third grade winners
were Jon Gray, flnt:
Clayton Nelloa, aecoad;
Donna DePaaqua1e.
third.
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5 All r-.1 eltate advert!Hd in ti. DeMpaper ii 1ub-
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Hou1in1 Act of 1988
6 ~makelilWepJ\o
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dilcritniDaUoG baaed 00
7 ,._.,color, retiVc>o. sex,
or naUooal origin, or an
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2carpraie. A•teal! ~ • J car..,.,. eau now s.e&-2313 t.oo. Call '°' more • Cl'fN 1110 • II SIVN 10 Ill NICI • l.aill, l·•:IMll ...... ~r1~J·~·· ·~-~ i•lltl ts uu. a moot.bl o&d 3
Bdrm home whicl bu
been beautifully decorat-
ed. Deligbtlu.J landacap..
~· a Oowtn1 vaulted
ceiling In b v1nl rm and a
cozy !:replace. Only
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ALLSTATE
REALTORS
MISAYBDI
SPAttlWHG
POOl.
CUSSYCOMDO
ASSUM••ILOAMS
Sbarp 3 Bdrm. 2 bath
Townbome witb a form&J
dDal rm. an attractlve
Ilallan We entry. cosy
frplc • a booua room with a catbedral eeWoc. What 'a more .. ..,u.ma-
ble loan1. Act now.
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ALLSTATE
REAi.TOM
IRltOaS: ~ 3 Bdrm 2 balb, large ~ -...ct ct.di tlltir ods family room wrth brick
D
A.A. cmd __. fittpl.ace. alao large aWl· 4 • + FA.ML Y _., •-r-• .,... ny bvtng room with bnck EI e I a n c e a n d "°" lwuwdialety. T1w f ireplace . Beaut iful c:nf\.ma.nshJp here! Ex-OAl.Y PILOT os ... 1 sperthni;: pool. A mwit paoded pla n 8 -up-ldlilty fOr ft. first i. M"' for only tl 12.950 Act graded yard loo! Cmtom corftdlmem ......_ row ~2313 f a m i ly room . Jus t 1 4CMI -r· ' ••·· '• ' ' "· '' "' · lll7,S1915 and owner will A l ~~~ ........ [~&&ml ~:::~~~~:
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L IAR.G AIM! has bad only l owner and
Owner wanu out! Brlng show5 I.be pnde. Tot.al of ~
us an off«! J Bdrm 2 Ba. 1 bedrooms w1t.b 4 ba I.ha. SPYGoLAS S
family room. stooe stecmt.olhebeacb.ocea.o ~withviews.
Y fireplace I..a.rge iOx U4' \'leW from bak oay and PoOI and spa. $ Bdrms &
"1. College Parlt's fu:iest. bwlt ·l.D hnancaog No bom. rm. Exqwaitely
Act now . An s 1ou s tough quahfy1oa aod decorated. Ready for ~~.. . " ~. . high UJt.ere5t rat.es' A!k· 1 CastmowlA.1525.000.
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ing only 1239..500 on f"t:t: Call JO.ANN DORAN ~•111t1 J~OBSREALTY ,~·~=
P 67§.66 70 . POR'TfOUO
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Corner duplex.. H~e J Oac.I ,,._ Lot Bdrm 2 balb units. 11lttoe Arc h Bay, So ........... ..-....,,.........,....__._
Pnced to sell nm•• Don't l...aguna.. Srte rare t.o en· I WlUl call tire So ~l. Sec\lnty ' 646-7171 enclue overlooks U ·
I <"!•I '' I• '. • , , Q\ASlte cove. Courtay lo
Brkr's Qualiried buyen
ooly iNease 21J.Q8. lJOO. L [~1Rftl1:1
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Starter $68,000
Nearl)' oew condo wnh
~ble io.n. o .... ner
\~ IDOlJvat.ed so make
a.II offer fo'e11lu1 i:-~ Ul·
rludr: comm pool
secunty ~alh. g.arJge &
rourh more. QUI~ 26UJ
•SE' ECT T' PROPERTIES
MESAVBOf
SIS,,000
Beautifu l lre1· ltnt'rl
street. lt'ad.s to '>UIX •
sbarp 2 St,ory Ut'<'UU~e
horn<' WaJI , 1•f i::la"
c'fltul.n~ formal II\ ani:
room and s1>4c1ou.\ lama
ly room 2 bU£t> bn ck
fireplac es. ~ou rmet
lutcbt>n overlooks sun
filled breakfast art>a 2nd
story hosts, st>parate
mastel' swt.e. -+ 2 more
q ueen sued bdrms .
Pnced tcseU fast. s (JN~·~~~?.'~~'.'•: I
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Owner will help f lOBDC't.'
Only ooe of a kind
Profesalooally dt'('()ral·
ed. larse bd r m s.
gourmet lutcheo Pool.
and sa11DA. Ooce Ln a
lifetime oppor1uo1ty.
twnbae. Ool) $269,000. C&U oow. ~ 7881
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surmble loan. BeaulifuJ·
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rm. lvn rm. Cam r m.
radio intercom. lndry rm. pool size paUo. Super
oond. CalJ 15&-897 •.
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Prime Cost.a Mesa
locaUon on Baker
9.. foe apartment.a or condo6. Builder's
pack.ale available .
C.!' Jack ror ln·
btmUon.
R(t1ylorCo
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For Ad Action
call a
Daily Pilot
AD-VISOR
642-5678
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Vacant -Owner hai. moved Lo larger
horn(' Th(' t'XlStin~ loan O( $149,()()() al
~-~ .. •. anterest wiU ~nve you appro'
$4,296 an the fi~l year alone Think
whut that means its <.'omparod lo a 13"~ loon O\•er many Yt'ars llome:v :1
Bdrm and family room St--p din rm
Laqw pnt10 ovcrlookanf( exJ)l·o~tH'
~rt>t•nbt•ll and mini view of the
,Beautiful Blue Pat•1fl r . Ja:,mtne Cret!k
as lake n ~roup of rmnt t>stutes behind
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WISLIY M. TA YLO. CO.. llAL TOltS
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Ml"'W,,."POll ..... IT"' CINTH, M.I. 644-49 I 0
NEWPORT
Duplex. 3 bd.rou <!bat
t>ac b unit , I Olk l
bearb F'rplt·:::.
f'urn1sbed for !.U m
mer1w1nter rental:.
Pnced al $225.000
67J..J663 67S.1 ~ Ev .
associated
llR<h £I/'. ~I Ill T(•~S
£L J °"' bi.Jt.J •J b' lbbt
OCUHVIEW!
~ to oce.m :S lxlrm
2 ba each urut Juplt'A.
new paml · tlll~b . l>UJ\
dedt.. Al. $275,000' Seller
will f Ulall(.'l,O
lolboo lay Prop.
R.affon
• 671S-7060 •
THEILUFFS
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REALTORS
'71-1111
OPIN HOUSIS 1·1
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C OU Of NEWPOIT II.Al TORS
2515 LC .... Hwy .. c_._ .. W.
675-5511
IAYFIOMT
\\ l' ha vt· ~e e r al fine homes
with pier & slip
El TORO HORSE COUNTRY
4 Bdrm!) .. 3 baths; ranch s tyle.
minM.-statc in orange groves. $249,500
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy~1tl1 · 011v1· 1\1 B bl'> 6161
Just Llsled. extremtJly
populur Plan "X ", J --------• i.--GRO--W1-....,,_---hdrrn , fam. & form d111 ,..._
rm . Free :::.land 111 g $85 900 FAMILY? NORTHWOOD
New custom home
,feature:. 4 bedrooms.
21•• haths. familv
room. 3 car l'?arage.
(; a :-. a p p I 1 a n c <' ~ ,
m1('ro w avc.
t·ompa<'tor Cedar
s ha ke r oof. wood
s iding and much
more. Assumable
loan. RPady to move
m. $154.500.
t.ownhnmt• 0 11 gor!!t'OU:, , J.(.(X) Sq ft_ family homt•
gn-enbclt. our ''t•rv bc:-.t J Bdrm:! U:l th. garagt' & on qwet cuJ de 4'1.H' in
Bluffs 011portun1 t y ill <"arpon New pJ1nt. En.st Oranae t1 Bdrms.
$16>1,CXIO' move m t·om.hl1on l'.111 fiuruly rm .. formal din·
M:cnt 640-!l~ &~!lltil Ing rm & J car l'?arage.
2 Wattttront Homes
5 BR 4 Ba custom
waterfr on t hom es
w /17x38' p vt docks.
..
OPEN HOUSE
~ REALTY .;if~
Elef(ant Grecian styhng.
Priced to sell by owner
who has bought anolher
home $189.000.
RCTaylorCo
Priced $995.000 lo ~~~~~~~~~ $1,095,000 direrl from _
builder. For details on ---------
0 4 0-'Jl}U(J .
these homes and appt to see. cau Carol Hoff. agt
I 631-0094. Prin only. ~ ~~~~~-'--~~
macnab I irvine
rfalty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY
REDUCED FOR FAST SALE!
Excell ent 3BR e nd -unit i n
Woodbridge, near Stonecreek Swim
Club & tennis courts. Owner will
assist w/frnancing. $91,500. Dan
John so n 551 -8700 . NE W
WOODBRIDGE OFFICE NOW OPEN! (B-59)
-752-1414
c~ vor-y Center
642-1235
qi)I 0cMot 0nve
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wood:indqe (,..,..,,
644-6200
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We Proudly Present
OCEAMVIEW-S 129, 900
3 bedroom home on R-2 lot
Appraised at $145.~. Reduc~ for
quick sale. Be creative -submit all
offers. New paint & carpet. Seller
motivated!
'911MSULA CHAlti.a +
I Oo/o DIST LOAM
Charming 4 bdrm Peninsula home.
Good assumable s ubject t o 10"~
loa n. Walk to bay & beach.
UIS'f1MG. 1 112% LOAM~STSIDE
Lovely 4 bdrm. 2 bath, 2 story home
on quiet cul-de-sac in Eastside
Cos ta Mesa. Custom designed
POOL & SPA in extra ordinarily
beautifully private yard. Owner will
he lp finance! $145,900
JCM3Wt .. dH~.
MewportlMclt
646-7711
Walker 8 lee Real Estate
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I I 2 I I I I J
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I K A W N E 11 Mr landlord has prom11ed I a I I I .. he won't convert our •Part· ; men1 houae Into con-._..._...._.....___,__. oomlnlums, but he la PUlllng •
I P Y H T E L , - -on our bathroom.
I I' I I I I O Complele the tlw<~le ovot-.d • • • _ • by loll•n9 In ii.. "'"""9 wc»d• '--....L-_._--4._.._-'-_, you d,.,1op f1om tl•P No 3 ~IOw.
OPEN HOUSE
INVITATION!
Wt• inv1le you lo discuss
with a top real t':-lale
µruf ess 1 on a I
BE'f'fY HlJHKAHT.
'"'ur rt-al t>State futur<> Call for an appointment.
645-!1161
A Dlv1s100 of
JI .1 rho.-lnvestmc'flt Co
] 8dnn $74,900
Super neat starter with
year old wall lo wall
carpet, custom draperies
and interior decoration.
Located near community
pool and greenbelt.a in
me ol Orange County's
belt dUee Unbetievable price. Don't mw out!
Call 7Sl·3191
•
SELECT
Classified Ads, your one-ROPERTIES stopshopptng center. __ P ______ _
fb ~oldwe.11 Ban.~~~
,.E:STIGE JASMINE caa
Enjoy tennis. swimming, beaut~fu!
p ri v;:i t e co mmunit y. !"ftnt
occan-CaLalina view. Channing 2
bdrm & den home. $229.000 Fee!
IN NEWPORT CENTER
• 644-9060
CE
SIDB&E ILlllS ca.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
LAGUHA IEACH
FOUYB VIEW
l.ovcly One Storv Modem Home Overloo«mg
T he Blue Pac1f1c WATCH WE WAVES
HOLr OVER TIH: ROCKS Four Bedrooms
l'hJ:-Oen !luge LtvtnR H()()m 1-'ull Secunty
SvstPm One Of Our f'mest Offenngs Call
For Appointment S925.000
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111 DOY& Dim
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2744 L COAST HWY.
COIOMA DIL MAI
A Wll• .. WISTCU.,_
JUST llDUCm .
C a t c h these numbers 4 big
bedrooms: 3 fireplaces; 3 baths: 20x40
pool ; 2600 sq.Ct. single story floor pl<tn.
Catch these features : Built-in BBQ.
new drapes. one bedroom with entry
a nd bath : numerous entertainment
possibilit i es; every thin g in
1mmacufate conditron ; the price is
$259.500. That's a winne r in WestcliH!
U~IVUI: 11()Ml:S
REAL TORS'. 675·6000
2443 East Coas_t H1ghwav. Corona del Mar
me®
Beach Realty
IEAL EST A TE EXCEf..LENCE SINCE 1949
COME WITH US ... to HfW,OltT
HEIGr,HTS. Ub MW, 4 bedroom hotM;
q•iet locatiOft. OWMr has ~ in ~
city; rfftisticolly prlc:~d ot $219,000.
Stlbtnit offft--terms ft.ldbk.
..JCEWPORT BL'lCH 759-0811
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ONLY 1 LEA
HONEYWO'O
CONDOS
$92 500
E. COSf A MESA
10%DOWN
2 Br. vauJt.ed ceiling, real
brick F'P, upgraded
crpts, B/I book shelves.
large pat.JO Shown by
appt
2650 Scmta AM A•e e:;c, of M t:'!:>a On ve >
°'"Sat/SM 11-5
968-6183
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Medift'i I GI..,_
MarbM & TiW Co.
Exqws&te natural mar-
ble beaut.Jfic-5 your en
tne:'.'o. !Jathrooms. patJO!.
<'all u:. Moo f'n for fret
t'SlJ mat.es 759-171 I
Corona~ Mor I 022 ••••.....•..•..........
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Ut J:llo1:<1rnJ Bwld lo
.... wt C>wnr Bldr
70>-lLl!!.t ;,.13 611><
DRAMATIC!
lkean View!
IUIJR.-;~ tn Woodbridge Parbide. 3 bedroomtt
1600 sq rt., clOM to 1wim club, parkal
the lake ete. Call today. ...
EXECUTIVE UVll :·
At its best in this beautifull_ydupgrlnad.a Jeff enion 2 bedrooms an<f 1. en tJfe
E s tates. Lush landscaping wtta.
wat~rfall pond, close to lake, swim
c lub, parks. PRIME LOCATION! Just
listed. so hurry! .J:
ASSUMABLE LOAN! .. r
He re 's an excellent opportunity CO
assume the existing loan with no
qualifying. Enjoy t e nnis, poo~ a~
lake facilities with this beautiful ·J
bedroom condo. Call for details. ·;
Jr lfwOUOBHIOGE
Hf Al It
551 3000
COlh Ml'Sa I 024 HwtlilqOM e.och I 040 ..............................................
Ccomcrdal ZOM
3 Bdrm home. bard wood
floors. double garage
LandJ.Dg ho~. upgrade'1
3Br 2ba. pool, J8<'. H~
owner SlB7 .SOO. 840-1739 LJ.(ll)xJ.20, ~.000 , _______ _
Roy Mcc.cle. Rttr.
'41-7729
IARGAJH HUNTERS
Qua llly hu1lt hom1•
Shake roof. hardw()Q<I
floor,, dining, :1 &lrrn :!
llal.h. ldr)(e )drd A.'k1ni.:
~.950 ('all !'>40' I l~>l
~HERITAGE
' • REALTORS
MEWPOIT WUT
J BR 2"2 Ba. Super
sharp.
SCOTT REAL TY
536-7533
1044 ........•••••.•.......•
ELEGANCE
ATTURnEROCK
Eh:)(anl and comfortable·'
1 ... lh•· bt>~t wav t • ~en be th.I!> goq(t'<lu'
TurtlrPr<K·k exe1·ut1v•·
tnv.~! Lovely hill-.
WATBtFROMT HOME
W/48' IOAT OOQ(
Beaullfully decorated
home lhruoot 4 Bdrm.
form<1 l dinini.e room
f arwl.y room. 20x50 · df'<'k
fM ent<.'f'ta1mn~ SPt't'
lacular view Pn<.'<'d Wl·
der Slm.000. 963-6767
EXECUTIVES
-'\'11<(hl 11 i;hb t.oo ~elln
)'OUr IOl"Ollle and t>t-.:111
)UUI (Jft .... l) If• i>IWW HOME
Spectacular' 1 g1<1nt
bedrooms 1o<1th M1JMJtt·
mll'otrr <;Utt!' T'AO
t'leganl bath-.. """'"J
JMnt•lcd fam1h r u(1m
bn<'k fireplar c M.m)
many upKrJt.J.,, llnl~
$110.0UO. 1\11>.iuu-.
546-2313
a00 IUghl IJght VltW lot..'
J Bdrm and !.paCIOUSnt"'-. fbr SaJe By Owner house abound Fonrol dm111L
•11 c-ul-de sac ~sq ft Jtz.."1. S!.59.000' Call t.o pro·
<Mstc.claig Y'-w Ocean. harbor and night
Ugbts. Two-story; 3
bedroom with large
family room, 2.,.., baths.
perfect loc:aUon over-
look Ing p ool a r ea.
Guarded commuruty As·
s umable l sl & 2nd.
Pnced at s:J75.000
I MYES TORS
4·PLEX. 3 blut·k:::. to
ocean Pnme n ·ntul Jlrtl
-·
LOW IHTBllEST
Take over the loan on this beautiful 3 Bdrm
condo. Community pool
W'lt.b all lbe amenllies.
Won't la.at at only $61.900.
~36616
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631 ·1400
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You may request Ad.sitter '8'Vice ~
placing your od . : . our ~er
numf>er will appear in your Doily Pilot
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in Ci:Ut OuplPx idnl m
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ll()l)(j ~umahk loan
()wrwr agt 7YJ·UZ!I
Costa~ 1024
ME.SA VERDE
0 :'o/L y S1 12 ,S(J()
f-resh pauil marvelow.
decor and clean as a
wtu.stl e. Just lia led • &<>
hurry! Call 64.S-0303
FORESTE
OLSON .............. -"
TltULY
DllJGHTFUL
Describes this lovely
condo near So. Coas t
Plaza It features 2
Bdrm:! bath. formal d111
mg room. new Carpt'L<>.
"""" wall coverin.i-.. N'f"am1c floors R \ .11
('(-.SS and 1 .. " •Xiv.ru.w1~
eid urut FM an appoint
('Oo'fll lO!>t.'t'. 'Jll ~ ">8>()
~HERITAGE
BeaWful )'ard & pool \WW i52-J700 ~~ ;~!~ 7~n;;;~r /~·mmm, l~:: :v:~HI ~ WWW
t-1Xt:H lJPl'f.H. 2 lir I
ha. 1-; '>ldt'. lot~' ran
ht> -.pill tn :! K I lot-.
$1.!).WJ ...,7 JISISI. Pnn
mly
~T SIDE
C1NC 1st TD o n th ts
3Br. 1¥.Ba home.
O nly 10% dn
$100.000
JONES
REALTY
673-6210
llERJTAGE PAHK
(Ondo J Rr 21""J ba lti'M
<JoQ ft Sl2A.900. ~')-ITI6
Woodbndgr Grovt•. lajt··
ltllc. single family at
l11ched homes. ":flt 1·
Auburn fM $1Zl,JSO. Thi•
BemJey for $1.31.500. Both
incl. 2 Bath, 2 car
garage, frl>lc, air cond.
microwave. Upgraded
~-Brand new.
Avul 1mmed. For sale
by owner. 559-9062 __
fo: ~ T E R T A I N F: H -
DELJ G HT Qu.a1J ty $&.'-. •
BR tn-level, CoUe.ce
Park. S11ows HU mDllltl.
w /maoy· upg rade~.
C::-..tom pool. Jacu21t1. ---------I [# family rm w /bar & rnJCb more. By owner IACIC IAY
ISTTIMEOFFERED
'' roomy 3BR borne with
pool PnCf!d to sell at on
ly tral.
CALL 644-7211
Sl52..SOO. ()pen Sal 1 Sun
l2 SPM s.51-3402
$13,590
••• REALTORS ---------------~
Down' No QuahfylDJ:'
Own er will flnirnct''
BnRht cheery home
!'<tep> to the laltl.' in WO<xl
bn<lge
Call Rf'd C~t
754-1202 ONLY S94,900
I ~upcr Rdrm!>, f.1mtly
nn. H\' Jn't':>!-<1nd l11r~t
<'Ol'"?M'r kit !:le fast ' Thu,
141111 l ld.'>l' Cdll &t!>-UJ0..1
"ICE RB>UCB>!
TA.KEOVY 9.5°0
(on'at J bdrm -i.1rt1·r 11n
ttUto'l lrt't'l I ~·· yrt.J
t 114 n 1• r ha" h nu I! h I
an0tht>r & 1" anxtnu.,
'1,crwunly 9.l l.!1111.I' llurrv'
BKR
545-9491
VA TERMS
Move m rond11Jon. b\•st
~ on todays m.arkl't
Only S'IOC>. 000 In Colle ~c
Park L~ll tl45-0J03
OAK GLEN
l>u t1n c t1v e new 2
bedroom. 2t.!t ba •'OO·
doowuums. S99.990 '
2518 Elden A\•e, C M
642.6734
1026
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MARIMITA 1-·nrdhcim modt'I, nt·w
!>pt>l'ldrular htlll11J.1 1·pt . tile. wallpapt>r
homes. 201:? 3206 ,.,q It c ;reentlclt.s & pools Clo:.1·
~ Lu Mann.1 SehJ to -.rhools park I.\.
l:W & C.ttUl' L.t l'nma hbran Owner !>."2 lJll
'°"'r.l SlW 000 lo Sl-45,000 r-i.,.,,..._,_........,,......,_,.....,....._
lDl 35.o 49J-IOOti Bldr
D~"P!-;R,\Tf--• Ekaul hm
un H :.! IOl Oh. dpl"< Xlnl
trms Sl2SK Ql:i() 661 ~
NEW DUPLEXES
SI 89,500 Ii UP
Joan('. Ali?\ 496-8497
Fow••v~ 1034 ....••........•.••.•••.
EXECUTIVE. H
HOME
Btfl SaddJeback J br on
lgt' corne r lot w 't'lt ·
tensive l11nd!\cap111i:
Close to park. school &
little Sq Park . 963 ~I
RACH COTT AGE
2 Br. I ba A:slsume loan
Mo qllaifyietcJ.
S16,900.
IR\"l~f..CONDO
nn itolf course w 1lh
moont31n '1ew Pnm·
prop1·rtv As~umah l,
f mane Ill~
Call Jo \nn Doran, I\~
851-9522
MUST Sill
~aut.Jful llentage Park
tondo. 3 bedroom!>. ram 1
ly room. central a.1 r
Perfect local.Jon. Call '" day
BACHllOR CONDO
Community swimming,
spa, t.enrua. voUeyball.
laundry facilities. Cal I
now.
RANCH REALTY
551-1~2
SYCAMORE GLEN PoR SAJ.F. RY OWNER
BRA.HD NEW 4.Br. 28a home by park &
CENTURY 21 Surf
SJS.7~aslt forChn:-. •WOOOIRIDGi 2Br. den. Broad r .
SI 19,000. 4 Br , e n .
Bui<'ay. Sl89,000. .1.
Fabulous. large 3 bd. 2' i schl. AaJung ~.000 will t>.. Quality lownbome carry paper 963-0594
condos. Only 8 available,
from $109,990. 2430 Santa
Ana Ave. 642-6734.
rttlCE RIDUCB>l
Wstside, C. M. Room ror
7 condos. A#).. 87$-8170
3 BDRM, 2 ba flur. e .ooo. ao.ooo dwn. ssoo
per mo. Ownr /agt.
&9023
DOU.HOUSE
Thia cbarmlag patio
home featun!:S 2 Bdrm
1..., t.aU., and ls located
on cul de sac tt.reet, next
lo O'MnbeJL VflTY clean .a prtvate. Terrine fOI'
a ~ or retlred COU·
pie. For an appomlment
1o .. eel.I 548-9>.
~&642-0116:
THE PRICE
IS RIGHT
for this San Luis Rey
Model in Rancho San
Joequi.n. You11 be ebly
ltepl to t.be pit co.he
and you 'II love \be
twinklln& al&bt U1M
view ol lrvtae. 3 bdtm. 2~. Auwnable Loin.
ad ... AO-Sitter tokes your messages . . To place your meuage
. you col l in at your convenience to ~t before t~
. ·, .• HERITAGE
REALTO RS
the responses to your ad ... this service readill~bUc.
is only $5 per week. For more DaUyPllot IY OWNER•
751-1&11 information ond to ploce your od coll Classlfied. G42-se78 5111'. dbl pr. very clun,
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la& Alt•••'-1• loaa C.Uflllr ....
a,,..._ S.cllbe1. I br llarbOur • Owner •UI
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OOUIRJNT * (•..J, R New Nodular Type "'e eaJty
l"-. pvt l'ocna1..a&1• & ln\lntmPnt z bdw. a. bt ~. 640-5717
IN QtllCltide, opt!D S•I
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sub '4tttlo1 OK PTom --------.... ,......,,. Wud -
Mobile U... ~ -• a..us SIA So. eo.t Hwy ....... T.lrlant 2 Br roodo OVM
8tad11, 8 .M P. 171 4 lookln11 ell o f the
--.. ~ roull.lne to.:x
,,..~ Let
Wl*e waw vW. lot lm = 10,000 '+ IJq f\
pad l lot olr
oceanr runl South
Laaun» S4 S0,000
7l4 ~21.ll9
Best butkbbll' 'It>• lot In
Laauna Toi;u &
geologtc i.I rt'11urt:. a v a 1 I a b I t! M y :. t 1 1·
W~ 1185.000 by uwnl.'r
'7H )&'51-0476
"-raldloy
Le.-e/optJOO, 180 degrl'C
ocean view. 3 br. 3 ba , le<:
land. Owner fmancc, 15
year loan, 111te~t only
pmta, partial pnnc· i;n\l
ca. 3 years. $395.000 or
best offer. Owncr1agt.
4..'17·51.24or494 7191
~UME 9.25%
r .-l le nl l oc •l1 o n
lum.,&«e t'fllcrt• In rnenl
• re crea lt u nul
a.mvlllln. Owner pro
vadld t&n.a.rK 11\I u I • lo"
l04it'.l l.ntenst
8A.LOOA ISJ,ANU
REALTY
6738700
HAllOl llDGE
3br Jba . Cor1d o
I ..
. ' THE REAL
£STATER~
Re:.<·rvi>ir VICW J'nc1-d IAC:X IA Y
to li t!ll By Owner Vl~W. CWilOm bwll 4 sm.ooo ~~ Mrm holNl with llU'~e.
~J*CMX.11> roo~ Mai.ter I 00/o DOWN /OWC b d r m h u 1 t l' h a ~
VIEW HOME Jo)clOjtooe flreplutt and
Newport. 's f~l 3 Bdrm :.hake window~ Ol)t'111111t
decorator home. Bwll to the VICW Shake roor
around central atnum llll~ yard
642-5200
-r Petc~rctt,4f ~~r '!If
Mast.er swt.e has custom •
loft & Oa k s pir11I
s t 1J1rc a se. C u sto m
JllCUZZI PoOI w ('3nyon &
Ctty LlghL'I view directly
off ma11ter suite ~x
tens1 ve use of bric k.
wrought iron &. pro-
fe::.sional landscaping
Don 'l buy a home 1n
Newport Beach pnor lo
1076 . ....................•. seemg this one. CALL Sall CJemr•
RED CARPET.
Conlem poru r y (}( • t-:AN
VI E W h o m e w11 h
!\kylights & o)'.M!n beam~
3 Bdrms, 3 bath~ +-
W I Jlil,,,£. C I:-; LL A I<
PR ICEO TO SEL L
tl.SS,<XX>!
Bier. 63 l S556
Pres Jlgts twnhm :!llr
---------• 1"28a. Assumable loan Harbor Ridge Dynasty,
wiobstructed city vie w.
1950 sq. ft. 2 Br , 2 ba.
$350,000 759-0634
8lJ..3J80
WOODS COVE
21n blocks to beal'h
Spark.IJ.n g ocean v 1 e w 2
II R + fa m rm ho m 1·
W beaut Ollk flr.,, l.int·k
frplr $18.5.500 A .. suma
ble In C~ll l''l'' 494 W:JI;.
<1wn a~
l.1\Cl N,\
~TAH11':1< 111lM1-.
Seller will r.irn • l111.1nc•
If\$: on I Ills:! l.11•1lt OUlll I '
liath r><'l'illl \ 11•w hurrw I
Npt Crest Condo $225,000
HLU(e mstr s wte w tocean
vu + 2br, 2hba, fam rm,
frµlr rm rmn.-d wet h11 r,
pool Jl:ll'. tenn1:-., ll /\ nl':.
('rt Offers fi7:121l:ll
r,as1hl uH.4Ur &dt!11 ~15
mo 1mm111·
f>45 539!1
N11·crt1•1·k d11ul1l1·i.::ir:1''I' ---------·1
:mtl i.:ut)(l lc·rm., l11·rt1·1·1'
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I.IN< ii> I( Jo: •\I, r:~ I /\Tl·:
4V7 :k'l:JJ
LOIJlftCI Hills 1050 .....••.......•...•••..
Ll!Jsurt> Wolltl c,all' M
1-·oR SALi': OH l~'il-. !-alt•
9.12.5110, assum e !I'. In
low pymt.., 1f n.·nh·cl $.."1!'141
mo. 2 or I(''!> 1•h11drc·n
I 0 n ' I II (' r c Ii I. g
twnhse,tondo :mr. :!Ila.
frpk. 2 poob 7 14 4!Y.I lti2[1
tfN 'Alv m~R
Newport c...fet>
640°5357
l'l. .. :Wf'OHTCHEST
/\tll'nl1on IOV(•i>tor!>' I br
1'00do. 15', down. /\ITU.
J ~'>umable loan
J.cvenigl' J!ii lore. l'ool.
Jill'UJ.1.1, l(•nnis 54)1 7111:1
I~
Hc:riM>r Ridl)e
2 br. 2 ba, executive
honw. t1ty lights view.
very pri vall' $339,000
Owner 1 Bkr Dayi,
9.'l..S-1036 Eves. 644-0008 Newport leach I 069
••• • •• • •• •• •• • • •• •• • • • • t-l'wpt's lest Buy
LARGE LOT UK.Jortul·de·~ac 3 Br. 2
Ila w Formal Dining & With pnvacy Utnly ill' Fam Rm Super cond
t'Orat.ed home features Greal assuffi<lble 10 2S'lr
mdoor ~pa plu-. outdoor loan Poss I.ease Opt. or
pool + spa '>Cl .'n IO.OOU long eserow Sl4!1.500
u.-.e<I bn~ks. I-ire ro~ Curt llerberti.. II , Agt .
Pool. s pa. S9<1 !>K
$1786
SallJumt
C.afrCIRO 1078 •......................
I Ac Hone Estate
4<nl i.q ft ~rnglc 'lorv
hq~h quail,ty l'U~l11111
home l'anu 'H'" 111 (~p1~trJno \ all1•\., "fl"
undt!r 1·11n ~trul'111111
Com11ll'l1un m1tl ~Ln
S4W,OOO I >a\ l' Uourkl·
HJ lt: !)46. 9\15()
ByOw111"r. 1 Br :l lia, :! •,f\
new lot l)1An1·r will ... -11
at Ill'; <iuwn 11r w 111
lrade 1-;ne rl(y Fa<·wr'
54V-7245
Sc..taAMI 1080 .......................
$67,800
'' TWs Yow Fi'°'t1 J !;trd-to find STA H'I 1-: I<
htJlTl(• i.n l<1\l'IY dtl'.1 ,di
neatly pamted, with :!
be<lroom1. ri c h wood
floors, storage 11hed 11nd
hul(e i;Nide trees All on
HUGI': lot Ownt•r will
help f1nan<·t· quu llfwrt
Ii u) I' I k K I< l .1 I I
540-1720
TAABEU.
ST ARTER/1NVESTMEN1
lNVESTMENT
TAICEOVER
LOAM
Al only $67,000 th•~
perfect condo sta rtl'r •~
the best buy in lhe an•a
Won'tla.t1l' BKH
545-,491
3 bedroom hou.~ ror ~uk
Pnnc only
!i47 -3182
Other Re-al &tote .......................
1100 vef'Sallon are11, BB<) <.1 631 1266 ty bghls view. ~·mly rm. --..--.'7'!..,~~-•I •••••••••••••••••••••••
dt!O, 2 (rpks, ma~lt•r 11-1~ .. ,~-
1:>1.llte Vacanl !>et: ll><l11y _ ~~ ~ !@. !_:~ S!H}.000. 714 7~ 1501 -... ~R~l:.:~'AL-..T•o"'R&.S.wi
(~IW!j!i!§ifliJj Wate rlronl&dock
{'hllrmmg 2 br. 2 ba. e n
lt•n.umment & vacauon Re11I f::<;tal1•
hnu.-.e 601 36lh St . NB
m.r;,000, owe $280.000 al
MOBILE HOME
B UY ·SELL R~NT
FINANCE
MobMHon.Stott
a.few wllow C...ttt
CALL US 661-1021
BIG CANYON 14r; 8J3.22ll ---------
Spectacular golf ruur~l'
e!!'\.ale 661!0 i>Q fl 4 111 ti
Bdrms. 51 2 halht. l'ool
and 8J)li Sl. 295 ,000
THE STARNES CO.
673-7761
Waterfront & dock
Bwlll your own ctream
h<'IUbC cm 30'xl00' lot. 603
:J6th St • NB. tlJJ-2211
Ma ke your s hoppin g
easier by using the Daily
Pilot Classified Ads.
LAG<UHll\ CHARMER
1978 S1n 1<ele w11J1•
Hillcrest. lo sp:i1·e r.•nl
clofle to Lown J usl li~l1·d
C)R5797 )
MobH. Hon. Ste>tt
554-7070
1300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
4-PLEXES
FltOM Sf 59.,00
20%DOWM
HEAR DISNEYLAND
Broker C714 >750 1624
c. ...... .,Loh/ Ctyph 1500
•········••·••·•·•····· S AC RJFICE ·6 loll!.
Paci.fie View Memorial
Pk. 4-MOO ea .• 2-$475 ea. + transfer $30. For de·
6u.lh
............ Al'e9
:II' down WIJI cet 1CJU
theH 1up•r unlta In
Q:.U Mt'\11 Aaaume lat
111 II lib 111\J owner will
111111111 w11h hl41•nl't
7:.:4 llQI
STYLISH
INYH~MIMT
l"'"' :1 bdrm exerutl\c
0¥>flcf i. Ullll w pnvatt!
JlllllO Cull rmw. lh111 f11n
tasllr . M ei.a Verde 4
plex' ~9t9l
6 DELUXE UMITS
PIUMt; l::ASTSll> .. :, C:M
:.! Bctrms ea t h
'Ill!-; !:>I A RN l'.:S CO
673 7761
.\ IJr11b l 'o~tu Me'a
~~.uuu SuhJ•·<·t 10 11131
:.Olli 61!17 Af:U or··~ 47HI
It l-:NT1\L
INCOME l'IlOPEHTY
J-)u1n ~.!100 Modular
T~pt· ll 11m•'~. 24 h1
~~·uni) :J JI\ l !wt11'bC'I,
1•11>1 & fllt·r Trt·a~un· I 'h'
l'k 111!0I Plll'tf1c '•>U:o.l
Hwy, L a1tu na B1·h .
It ~I P <714 1499 J57U
EASTSIDE
2 • lldrm Unih
$142.500
RJLLER REAL TY
S4~814
~PL EXES
FROM Sl59,000
20°'o DOWN
HEAR DISNEYLAND
Hn>ker (i 14 J75G-16:!A
MEW UMITS, C.M.
l~1·:lhd, 2h.1 ow111•r's unit
w frpl. yard. 1.taral(l':o>
:S umL'i at $235.0!JO a nd
4 WUL'i al $28:),(1()()
'!'SL lnvstmts 642 160:1
20 HEW UNITS.CM
llc11ut1ful 2 bd. 2 ha
I 0 w n h I) ti .., l' u n I l '
"' frplc~ \ ~lUhl'd l'l'il
Ill);(. ...
lSL lnvstrnl~ &12 IOO:J
M Unit:.. CJcc<tn (1 1l'w
Pl:>s1l1ve cosh now +Tax
SbeJt.er Finance al 9 ' I
anti No p111nti. 9 :<ix
( ;rn...., Soi:JO 0011 A:.k fur
JI m \ J l1·11l 1111• 1\ !ti
im 1:m
BREAD & BUTTER
:I fuurpltc-'lll'' 1n I ·1J,t.1
Mt ... a C an ti ~ ~o lcl
~·pJriill'l v \II 3 Hr 2 H11
1'.llh Owrwr ¥>111 1,irr;
at Ill'; for I ~··,Jr' l!'J'.
lXIWl'l 1-'\1 II pn n : SI 95.000
Vi'll'h .. ..a<•h apt 1" rf'l1led
al $11()() rno Yl·urly 1n
mmc Sl!l,200 pr hlcl~
H1•al ~ilt<1l1· lnv1•:-.t1111·11b :s:m w Cou~t llw ~ NH
645~6646
(;llJl>(.'(j ~ndJ)
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
2 lir hou-.t' & I br l(lll',l,
lrR It 2 lot i\,,sum1• loan
$137 ::.oo <>wner hk r.
&i.'>-62iifi
*DC UNITS*
156 In xlnl .arcJ o f
Anaheim. 111 \ 1-. 11ld <;mt>~ lnl'Offic $.'lZl l)'Jll
74 211r. Ill.a
Kl I Br I B.1 'llPN prick
1l nwm•r-.lup
Aiklllf' $.'i.2."10.f,l()(I
:1:! l'rull' of ow111·r~h1p
It II \;r<I"' lr1t't1lnl'
~U.IAlll !:>cllcr rnot1vat
ed l!.200.000 tl'ror•crty
1s solrl hut d1•al looks
i.huky. Back up ufftrs
acc.-eptedJ
DAVIS & CLARK
INVESTMENT
<\(XJO Wrsterl v Pl Sle 285
Nwpt Sch ' 8.'il 1666
2 FOUIU'UXES
l.J'; Uown 12' .< fmont
mit avail AIDT A11sum
loan 2 years old Beuch
~ Garfield, lluntmf(lon
l~ach Tremendous
leverage Smith-Meyer.
,\#.. 640 5357 or 548 7813
t.aiJa write: PO Box 82, --------Poil1 Arena. Ca.. ~.
Ad-Ima~ ~~th Ca• da •l•l-:'Jr° OWlt• ......... 1700
or call Donald Charles
(1ff1 >•2525
SU'TOIUCH
6 Deluxe units. ooly
$125.000.
$C01T llAI."
IJ6-75l3 ~hour6~~-'7~'1~
You may request Ad-Sitter service when
placing your od ... our Ad-Sitter
number will appear in your Doily Pilot
ad ... Ad-Sater tokes yoor mesaoges ..
. you CGll in ot yoor convenience to get
the reepoilllS to your od ... this service
is onfy SS per week. For more
infofn1otlon ond to pk>ce yox od coll
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••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~~~~~~~~~~ LOWIM'T91ST ...........
Tau over low tn&ereet
nu loan! Several choice
1·2 bedroom cond o
holm9 ln pe>puJar Spr·
1011 community In lrvtne. LM•. 1tream1,
..... IUlb landlcaplna.
ftun "11•· Ame toda1 (prtn. only )
JM.WM CSroktr >
2ZOO . ..................... .
5 Acree Palm l>effrt. ap.
proved for 43 condos
Owner /Broker 673-2290
QA.RAO Ji; SALE ad.A In
the Dalb' Ptlot brina bap.
py relUltl. To place your
drawtn1 c ard, phone
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Plua, dwmtn. a& hr Me, ·--••••••••••••••••
"l'wolOll.ilJ'lota P--.. _ 3 a.4-lmmaculal• 3 Bdrm ail mil pd uce~ 9*! . .._ ................ . lf7I mo. iN-21182 ,.. O. Blple t:wlld to ....... t ...... roe . UVI m . ~d.:n home . Nl&uel
llUILOwnt/Hldr ~~~~:~N: .195. Mardi. All.
•WI 543 8148 ~. adloola •S C --l.4'7·1m
~LOT ~ Petio ham U>cl
Ot... vi.w lot In pnme 1850/m o J48·JIH or ....._ Vleto
,......,, area ol Laaun• ~all IJ ftOOft.. ••••-•••••••••••• •• •••
JJ'7
Beacb. All ulllltl ..
•vtll.lllble Good flftant IQs.a&OOO
don osen
'
l.213 N COit.Sr HWY
LAGUNA BEACH .m ...
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t'1 a ••• o.wrt.
3 Br. 2 bl. fam rm. frplc,
COW'tyard entry S.S7:1.
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CLEAN 2 BR w 1aar Qi.Met_ 1371. Adulta. no
s>els 773 W . Wll1on
631 .....
ColM!~ Park area 4 br. 2
ba, frplc, bltna. enc l.
yard. dbl car a•r111gti.
2Z18 Cornell 1675 inc l.
~ fmt yd ~3535 ----
HOMF.S FOR RENT 3 or 4 Bil Priced from .,.18150. heel yard 4t
1ara1e1 ll'a m I li e s
pleHe. K ida " p ell Mkome. Ca.11964-~ or man. A&t. no tee
Ml.,..,...... J269 •••••••••••••••••••••••
...... SHED
· FORIBfT
Btll 3 bdrm. 2 ba, Harbor
Vie w Halla arl'a
Gardener incl. Com m
pool. $7SO. 7~1.501
c 0 I I
U I I t 1d 14JI .......................
LIMB •AlOlm ........... c ..
• 3Br. &aide C.M., n.ec.
\ype. 8rud new -t pool,
liP8 fl privacy. llOO mo.
'8e .
•2Br I rvloe VlUa1e
Green, brand n e w
~floor unit 148$mo,
•28r +den, lrvtne
Sharp. ~mo.*· Caito,,... ...
752-1700
****** PDCll91LA AllEA ~I.IL-~. --/Wbita' .
BA0t BAY AJl!A. 2 Br Z8e •11rJ,y. lmmac
IUllQ)' • 9P1Cbal. Super
dllleor. beD • ~ tn-' cl. 2 pool•. putting
.,..., abulf1e boa.rd " ~ bal.I. Nr xlot abop eerier" aU Creewaya.
CANNERY VfLLAGE. 2
Br. den. 2""1 ba. szooo.
Short term or yrly. Vic·
tor lao w /huge rm11.
Wa t erfr ont v i e w .
Jacuzzi, beamed cell Inga.
..... 2400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~wport He1ichl!1, 2Br,
2.Be. fam. rm , children me m>. lnct. g11rdener &
wate r 631 0443 or
I lZJ. 78SO aft 2 17
WATIJUlfONT
HOMLh
REAL ESTATE 631-1400
2&-, 2Ba , delWle new con-* * * * * *
do A!r. pool, ap». Lmn1s. ·~~~~~~~~~
FOii.EASE ~al Eatate $725 Sharon, 9 lo S. I·
New 2 bedroom 2 bath
home. Mission Lakes
Country Cl ub Golf
t.enru.s-pool Beautifully
landsc aped. no m ain
lA!DanCe yant
9al0Clu~Hd
Oe5en Hot Spnngs
213·378-2:572
2br. sm Nr K Mart ~Mo Call an 5.
548 5948
3 Rr + den, 2 frpk ;s. large
l'OOL New cond
NO FEE! A.pt. & Condo
rentals. Villa Rt!nlala
m-4812 8kr
Spyglass ocean & bay
Vlew <lbr. new t rpll( &
pnL J car gar 2 frpl<.'b. a
grdnr incl Sl~OOm o
~6
!'&LOOI Eves 64(>.9739.
~I ANTON
3 Br. l Va ba, 2 Story
Os hwhr. i;at10." dtJI
garage 2 loch & I pet:.
ok '495 964 2566 or
973-2971. ,\Jtt. no fee
o..iu" U....... 1600
2 Br apt, 3'21 E . 16th St.
Adults, no pets. $350. Yr-
ly Also uni um . 645-471.8·.
COiiege Prk S72S + pool
i.erv b l. last + sec I yr
lel&lie AvaJI 1mmed Xlnt
fa.maly ania. Agt David
646-32S5 ~ Vlt'W, dlx 2 BR. 2
ba condo, frpk , dei.'IL
all blt·im, will consider 2
yr lease $750 mo ! BBP.
8.gl . &Th-7080
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<MofSfah Property 2600 &side 3Br 2ba, oew crpl
•••••••••••• ••••••• •• •• & drpa, fpl~. nr scboola.
FOR SAL~ NF:W 3Hr. 2Ha
<.:ONDO . dec orator
furnis hed. 2 frpll'!>,
fabulo ui. \11ew , Lt1kl'
T-<thoe 1275,000 67HXY73
Red Estate
Exct..qir -itO 0 ..•....................
Fallbrook l l!l;,1·rt• Xlnt
bldg lot. llor:.l' 'ountn
w vll'w Trudt! O C' pro
perty $45,000 1:151· lti&I ----
Red&tate
Wmihd 2,00 .......................
l500 6'$-2'1&4.
.......................
4 l>r. 3 ba, ~an/velle7
view. 33122 Ma nna Via·
l<i . 496-4210
Fo.tw. Valty 3234 ...........•.•.........
llOMES F'OR Rt:NT
J or 4 BR Pnt•ed from
SS25 ~75 Fntd yu11J &
l!<.1ruges Fam 1l 1l'.,
'plcast! Kids & Pl'l'I
wekome Call 964 2:166 or
973-2971 Agt, no f~ -----
IAYFltOMT"'" MHYC
Z100 sq ft . 5 bdrm!>. I',
b;1 Sl650 per mo lt•<1st·
will 1·oru11der short tl'rm
Red&tat.Stwe
675-1771
~ ok • Super big J Br
2ba hm on ovr •,, acre·m
R;&ck &y, frpl. country
lutch, clc Grt bnkh.'>e
84-iiul new 2br . 2ba.
w hundt!c k Clo~e t o
beach 1n CdM. $665
m-0~
Af hw..tsN-N•d .......................
3706 ......•.••.•........•.•
IAYFttONT
Avail Mar I • June I 5
~aut up~lulr' 1Juplt•x
apt 4 Bdrm~. :.1 bit, dt)I
g.;r, 1>undt>rk ~ mo
l.ll(_i~ ulllJttt">
Lou 8t'et'hU>I & A.''il)l
67~ 3331 w/Wd bar S7SO mo. Calli ________ _
WEHAVESUMM ER
RENTALS
WEEK OR MONTH
associated
9P0~ E JI S 11El\L TOPS
lf l' W tiolb'"'' b' 1 Jbt-i
3776 .......•••..•.....••...
I l:ir S275. avail now 2 Br
1325, Avail 3·1 !!O 222
Avcruda Monterey
7fiU-9631
I Bl,'Y HOUSES AT
95°/o
................ 1240 ..........••...........
~.~3777 .•••••••..••.........•. .... , ...... l707 Waoohlmld 38r,2 ba, NeWpe>nSbores ....................... 3106
OF MARK ET VALU~
:(l;o l"ee ·
•lmrned Pprcha.sl'
•Mo\lt' when n ·ady
•Pnvate 1'1u1y
!r7fl 70K7
IJOM ES FOR RENT hollR S700 mo. Property 2 8' w pool Wlllttt rent
House642-JBSO l.ll & I~ S350 March 10
li> J \Jilt' 15 67J.. 568S
J or 4br. Pnced from
~s.'595 Fncd ) ard &
g»r aKei. i''ftmil1es BIG CANYor.; Secunty pl~a!>e Kids & pct~ ~ lJ\'Ul~ Spat·1ow. Sl t'e~1ni.: rnr1mll &
welcome Call 964 2S66or lJ..-aiwhome ~ lutclwnf"ttC"> s;:, ,.1i, &
.......................
Bdrm Apt, SleP6 t.o So
Bay beadle's. lncludeb
stove & refng Avail now M.'iO Lou Brecht.cl
& A.W>C 6Th-l331
973-2971 AK\. no ret· I ui> 011·anfront f1i'1 Ki m
2 :-.t> Mt'<i<tlhon hm :! h r 37 22 lalioa Ptftiftsu&ca 3807
.: tlil IJl·h 'hc>I" u•Jlb n•, Corona dtol Mar . ...•..••••••...•..••..
..•....................
Corona del Mar ~ I 22 ..•.........•..........
CAMEO SHORES
3 JlR. Pool. vww . 1mmC'd
poi.session. $1 600 mu .
unul June 1 644 Z7<M
3144 .......................
YACAMT
J Hdrm. 5525 2 lldrm
Sfi5 l::xlra :.hlH'JJ no"·
lo !>1:houb fwy!> & ~hoµ
fll'\' SS!l5 613 c•n2
~t'l-1' to t~iil'h
I....t dt•lux•• a br
horni · 5'1S Kf..:!>l
:'\1·¥>port l'r,.,1 l 1111d11
llRt" m'tr :.I•· . '"''"'1' '"·
2 br. i• ... bll r:im rm
frpk. Wt"« bur. pool. JJl
tervus ~ bl3 21111
............•...•...•.•
:-..-wpon ~· ·H'h ' fir)•''' :!
bf 2 ~. on 1.iw· w:.t..r
(ll c.l&ll & h<1~ \ "'"'' $141111 mu l'4ll -tor 1ll'l<11h
wtutt)'' l..c:! t7k:I
3724 ............••••••••••.
SUSCASITAS
San Joaqwn 01unlry Club
area, In rnc Yrly rl'nlal.
t'nd unit Overloo kinl(
lake and golf t·ourM.' :!
HR &den. rum "1111>d'
ii~ mo ) rl~
Olamung 3ht, 2ba, dm
nn. frpk. dbl Riff, wallo.
to bt' M·hools, $SOOMo
Jo\Jm I br ·•Pl s:•111 & UJI
l'.m I ~Jr \clulh, n;,
NEWPORT I S l.A~fJ pi1.S 21HI '''"~>n Ill
WATERFROS1 , 2 1 .. 5411~
bdrms. new cpts. drp.. No . 3743
ti. 2 t•ur ~.i r
) anl X Int
<I f I I> JI 111
\'tC '" ~' G.c. & 14alt'r ~t I fir .::irrh-n .i~•I
pd D5 )rl) G73 22!ot) l'tJll & rl't \II Util ~HJ
lilly & Beach 75\l~l l
LG1J111G IMcll l 141 2 Bdrm, I ba. lite yard.
••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• k Ids 0 K S4 I 5 mo
Victoria Bearhfront
llome yr.. lse. n'tlwoot.I
hrk int J Br l)J\111
213 ?ro-3272
t~ wport leach 3 169 ....•...•..•....•••..••
T ak1nl( rrse r val 111n'
.Mh St beat h huu~l'
54() Xl'i.12
HouHs Uftfwnl~ .......................
lalaoallklnd -3206 •..••..••••....•...•..•
2 Bdrm home. unr ur n
BX> 2 story, 2 br. 2 ba.
r'urn S600 Lou Brechtel
& Assoc 67S-33J I
Corona det Mar 3222 .•.••..•.•...........•.
963 OtiO'l t• \ l''
3 Hr 2 till ,1\ .111 \I.an h I
~J IM 1,,.,, I'.. "'' ur
Mll !tl114 ~IM ~Ill
5 lir. l'hlldn•11 !. µi•h 11>-.
$7(.(Jmu
3242 ••••...................
Hunlinf(lon Harbour Jhr,
21.ba. Condo t-'r v k .
1trPenbe lt view Xtra
ruce t62S 963 8377
F..x1'C home 5 Ur. 3 bu.
mwro w11ve. lrn:.h comp.
Wt!t t>.u. full aml'n1ttei.
goo.4,~
5 Ur. 3 bu. lrvllll' Tl'rrnt e. 1n1fw 3244
Yt."arl) 3 br 2 ba. palt\.I. eanae. car'lM>rt Good
a~. Close to ~t"b
Broker 675-4912
2 hrlrm 2 b11 dhl gar
'It'"' I \ r I' mod 1· I r •I
'\ t' ,,. po r t 11 ,. 1 I! h I .,
!"1!'. mo (',ill ~1 JI1•1
~ ..nw. .. 11c 1 n ll·\ el C'oodo
;1 hr .! , h.1. lrpl rwutr,il
l'Jrlh1t1n1· d•·· 11r r•t•rf
1'fln(l l.1M· tn prf">llg1ooi.
Hh..tr .. Pfll mo 6'4 iJI~
a."odtHoor S.O•~w
4Br . Ba . 2 ,1y
w gorfleou::. '1cw .
guarded p vt comm .
w t.enrus courts. pool &
1acuu:1. icrdnr 1ndd
Sl2."JO mo.~
Condo 2 br. 2 ba + den.
poot Jae By Nwpt Cresl
Vacant ~ 645-3370
1-\du.lt 001 po I' ~I
t-:J P1X·rto \1.-.."
19158 Map4e A ... e . ~pl.~
........ leedt 17 40 ......................•
H.l's RHlST
~'h th lJll' l.1\ It'll!
•~·•uufuJ pllr~ Ilk,. .. ur
r11und1n1o;... 1 .. , r.11 ,.,1
1•tt>I ~nlt.l'n ..:.i-. 1>04
.. p.1rl\J1n1: fuun1.11n '
" pd I I I• U ' I 0 I• Ill '
..,.,p,.r..il •· 1J1n1nlo( Jf4'.1
¥>;ilk in 1 lo't'h hom1•
hlct• lt.1t1 twn & <'JbLnt'l'
W.ilk lo H unt 1n1o:I on
n '01er
2 Bt.>dnxHTI furn S4&
T~· fum $:')()5
Adull.'I. no pct-.
l 1t1hll(~ F'rt"l'1
Li\ Ql'I NT A II t; HM OSA
16211 Parkside I .r1 I h lk
W of lk.ich. J blk,, S. of
t:dlnger
847 5441 ~ner 1nt·l Avail now ••••••••••••••••••••••• lO Aug 15 th Ai,:t, !ie•erol rentals avail
NOW' f'rom S395 2br.
200. ~ Jbr, rm 2br
view S650 Sbr . Jb11. $700
4hr Jba. NEW S795
561 :mo
3 br 2 ba, n-ly deror. ~~ocll 3741
frplc. cov pal10. 2 <-ar ••••••••• •••• •••• •••••. ~9635
3 nr 1 Ha . frplc. ¥>alk to
heath & .,tor~. 5650 mo
bl & la..,l + $150 deprnut
76()..t01X 1\<I ~Iller .. 7. 24
hr. 642 4:.10
£liT Cudener pd S6SO Stud.to. prof decorated.
mo f: v es wk n d s immac Free maid sen
2l3·2SS-4332. 714 759·9032, & 1411 ~TV. flllO wk
wtt d<.t)"!'l 213·7J6..~7 l. ask or by mo 4~2227
for Mr Hanson
3224
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Sharp 2 br. ~lO'wl.' & r.-fnjl
AduJL-.. no pcb S395 mo
~ t.'177
ONLY $735 Nr Orean Dix
Ne~r Lg J Bd z•,, Ba 251 y
All Amen Vac 646-1035
IUDSfnTSOK
EA~IDE 2 BR. sw.i
Gar & patio.
642·2:510 or 646-4848
Oean2brw/end. garage
SJ75 mo. Adulu. no pet.'1
773 w Wilaon 63 l-4889
DELIGHTFUL 3 bd. 2 b11 ,
in uiet area Bnghl & ~ t625 •mo Patnc•k
556-0808 or J r nnr
631-1266 Agl
llOM ES FOR RENT
3 or 4br Pnted from
S«>-1'!95 Fnt d yard &
jlaraices Fum1l1es
please Kids & ptts
~lcome. Call 964 256eor
97J..2971. Agt. no fee
Thl' Lakes L.ux w all
amen1t11•' Up)!r aded
2hf', ~Mil .. dcp No
Pets 497 4U72
WCX)OkRI O<a: l'Oi' IX>
3Ur, 11 ,Ilu I )'I lit'" h!
pal.Jo, nr lakt•, it•• fJnl
fil32. 4767
RENTALS
~Cr. 2' ,bu S11:'10
4 Br, 21,, IHI . 1'<101 .
Nwpn tif·,11·h sm:.
38r.21'1bll $700
4Br. 3b11 SHOO
Turllerock l.ovf'l y
t.nhme 2br & den. A C.
microwave. S72S C ttll
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J Br To.,..nhouse. 2•, ba. 2
tar gar 2S · boat !>h p
$115() mo yrly 646-Z700.
956-036H
All! Canyon twnhm, 2br. 2
h;1. 11.-r look1n1t 1:olf
n.11.if't' S>r.5 mu 851 1611
"''k<lay,, itJI I 1197
111,l'FI-~ l.rJ.: :1llr :.!' A1a.
fom rm h1\ l1•y \ "'"'.
poo l S!IOUmo llrkr
ti'" I) 1:14
WATERFllONT w d111·k
for s m11lh•r hoats l.c1wl.'r
part of <luplc•x 2 Rr
w Jat'll 7ZI, ll(C' hv rm
w frplt. 2 car garage.
newly decorated. Deck.
aU bltM. 2 blk.s to beach
4010 !liver Ave. Onve by.
do not d1Sturb tenants
Smit h Meyer . A&l .
64G-~7 or S<lll-7813.
i..,..INdt 3241
Sharp Mesa Verde 3 BR 2 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ~·~ ~ q~ 2 Br. l~ ba. tae yard,
Vf,RSAILLES CONDO
•202 2br. 2ba. H•rbor
View . Speclac ul11r
amen ities Security
Adult No Pets. ~Mo
714-9118-3680 or 9-5 M-1''
7~
RELISTED 2br. aar.
patio. Aull. 3·20.
-.maaft.2. mo. QUldnn ••m~ll pet view. te50 lmo. Tom
OK. CaJJ 541). 1 t.51. uk few 5e-2200 °"..OJ.It
Dew OCEANl"RONT llllfl condo; 3 BR. 2 ba.
llON11G..YRENTAU tri·level ; mlot cond.
2 bdrm. 2 "° ba. Condo. S3liO ft Up RM p Im.med. poeMll. Submit
Brand new model home, (714)'91-1579 onlddafapeta. rroo
prof•kln•llY decor•t.ed Aaenl fW0..0020
locldl wHher1dryer l· a..,..tlh JZSO
refrla. • klng size bed + ....................... S.. Cle• .. • 3276
a.LI utlbJ. + Spa fl Pool llOM!S FOR R&NT •••••••••••••••••••••••
1$S01mo . 955·201 I or 3 Ctr 4 HR. Priced from 2 Br. den. 2 ba condo, I yr
e.221.5. te-tlf85. Fncd yatd It ie... '575 mo PooJ &r
2Br ... mo. etl'P -. ,CS,
cpta. 711 W .... It.
... 1.WI. ....
I a r a I u . •· a m I 11 ta II*· lit. lut + S200 dep.
ple11e. Kida 6 pet• LD>1q. ft. 483-1341 ; ev•
Mkome. Call N4·2Sle or • 1..254 or 48W7J4. Aak
trNlrl. ~. aof•. torAlorJerry.
LAGUNA Rlo:ACll MT R
INN Maid M'n . t·olor
'TV. ht'ated pot) I l'l 11
1714 14114 5294 9145 "1u
('olisl tlw)
0.'ean 'u. I br. I b.i. \'<'"
••rod Pl'! r1t in i.: S45'1 mo
~..()()61;
Mtwporl t.odl 37 6, •.......•.....•.•..••••
NO
LEASE
REQUIRED
YEAfM,OUNO FUN:
Social Achvit1t1 01
rect"r •Free Sunday
Brunch• 880'& •Par
IH!s • PIU& much more
MEAT MCMATION·
Tennis • Free Lessons
(pro & pro shop)• 2
Health Oubs •Sauna •
Hydromassage •SWWTl
ming. Driving Ranoo
IEAUTI~ APART·
MENTS: Singles, 1 &
2 Bedroom• • Fu1·
n11hed & Uotum11hed
I Adull Uving 0 No Peta
• Modeta ~ datl y
910 6
Oawood
Gefden Apertmenta
..... poft IMctl/No.
880 1cv1no
(It lflthj
(714) 645 0550
NtwPott leech/lo.
1700 18111 St
IOOVOI et ltlhl
(71•)842-8170
. ........•..••..•......
lJce .. nrronl li•·aul
dowMtaJrS d up li.'ll 2B r.
den 2 Ila $1100 mu-. ul.11
Yrl) 67~
~trano leoch 3818
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t:k"('an Vlf'W NXe ~11r<h'n
t'U'iltJm -.pill IPvt"I 2Br
:!Jioi, mltny xtra' Head)
\t.:u' lilt 661 :tS7 I
3822 .•••..•••...•...••.•...
~Jr neow t arp..t & pa.mt
Jlto<irb J l'l'l"'' No Pt.'l~
561+~
2 l.V. p, ba. frpk. tl~·k.
pool. Adlt.4. no pet.a, MIS.
C7J.«T3
~u..I 2 5ly dplx Jbr.
2ha . bl11n<; patio .
WX IO!t< l'l,l '~ Inn lb.1
i:u--.t ;>;11 l'f•h 1,41) '>I llJ
3824
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We!it:Fll!ld
FAMILY APTS
Brand "''"" bt•au11r111 larlo(<' .tpl for f11mll11•,
"1th I. :.! & 3 1·hdtln•n
Neur park & .. c·h<l(il.,
Kl< uy Jrt•a
) $150
Ba ~:!.';
Heat pauf No po·~
DI We:<1l W1L'>Ofl. C M
631 ~ 548-241.111
__ Open I0-6_da1I}
F..AST'SIDE 2 br. llarden
~pt. jlar AdulL-., no peb .
$:125 1002tst 5"8·21Z7
•2 Br, I ba condo nr So
CoCISt Pia.ta. New rrp~.
drp5. A c. pool, secumy
ic111te Children ok, nn
pet.'I $460. !168·3652 or
~S-51Sl.
I Hdrm apt
i'ncl 1<:ara1le . .:a!> p.11d
642-5073
3 l:tdrm apt. gas paul
1-:0CI jlar . adlt.s
642-5073 ---
2 Bdrms. 1 bath apt.
Adull'I G8s paid.
642 5073.
meatiBJIU
Ar.AaTMEtn'S
CiltAHD OPENING
2 8'. 2 Ba S4SO ~eol locaUon. walk
to complete sboppintt.
Beal.t.llully landscaped.
Specious apll. Private ~t.loll or deck.'I. Adults. Heat= No pets. Sp:. 10-6 dally
3118 est WUson, C.M.
631-5583 548·2'08
MOO to "40. Beaut. near
ntw2 br, 2 ba townbow\e.
Sk.yUIO'lts. fl"l)IC, laundry
rm. patio. AdultA only.
TSLMgml 642·~1'!
New2 Br. 2 Ba. fplc, blt ns.
Westalde C M . S3H.
Aduka, no pets, '42-7803
~.
decorated 3 Br 2 Ba
townbouae. Spacious
f\replace " pool. Quiet area. Adult&, no pets .
$450, e75-..e/64S-3311-
•2 8' nr. So. Cst Pla.aa.
Sd). No pets. 758-0217 or ......
Reduced R.ll for Ll.aht
Out.lea, SBr 2ba, P'am. no
pea, pool., Wlfe et Home. •·»11.
..... ....... _.3f. ' 'It IOH ••••••••••••••••• ....................... ...... ................ . 4400 DAILY PILOT (7
L.t&..... IMO I 1 =· .... ••••••••••• .. •••••• 1t:J::' II
11 r..n ... 1BA,J•,
O/W, W ID, t Mka fr ................. ,.., .,..,.. ........ ••••l•f bu1loe1u, Hltbl 1 hed lt'1l,
Caplatu no· L.aa.una
IMcta ..... : 1trO ~ loe
Cltevy utlllty tru~lr
aqalp1>9d w/porlable
Wll&der • .-.ra&.or. alr·
~. Acetyltfte
weldln1 equlpmtnt • a. lJT liuee left. <.:all. ~l-"« 6.JOpm.
I.Gil OT Fo.md a ... ! CaU --•-.. ••••••••••
Animal Auhuau ~· • •ASSaW•S• • ;..:I
MmtOU'll
,_ '° N 8. COlldo
...... • +llJl.
D14744"9
........... teloaelo
frw1e. alr•ort 6
rftl•ut••ta >. Offlcea
fr'CDMl ... L•-aca.
ft. A•ple ••rllln1.
(714 ... -
l'WI proft& 11wtn1 &MOC
for actm11rn111 atudlo.
Pot•hal lacome WI·
limiled.. No lnvelttnfllt
nq 'd. Call 714 /VIS7-0282
CETSETFOR
iape.U1•22'n.DOI... ' '&Iha 7005 .......................
Found or loll • ,.., Call c.a. ._. LYM"S
Special Pala Hotllae. 3 C.E. bn. Pee S5 oo
714mz,.1235, ZlJJZa.198 1'lllics: Oiabda ll Up.
LOST: t..dy'a pearl M «i. dale Oft LVN'1 laws .
aold settina, v le Man. MaRb 36, HOpm.
Mariner's Mlle. N.B. on For furtbe~ info. call
Peb 13 . R E WARD. ~9f.M·fl .,lCMpm.
.._j • t
•Tl+...-HS•
Qnnae CouDl1 manufac·
lurer o f el ec tro _.
mectrek'al producu i. .-ldnl t.ralneee for day
ablft. {o ...emble elec
tronlc t wltcbe9 Ir d ls· ~·Apply tn penoo
190-0150 ...., W..e.4 7100 w.hr-S,.CMiltHff
· .. ••••••••••• ••••••••• • ··~ u~9'W"lovla C M LOST: lrub Se~ter, F. Accountant, 11tnlor poel· """ .... .,..,v • · ·
ll3>. Person claunmg to bOn avail. w/blomedical ~sa.~lM27~~~~~E~ .. ~O~.E~
AMt Apt Manager . Cou·
OCUM-MTYllW
VenaWet front row COn
do 3rd flocw' • • 2ba. IP...r.d complex. C.1ub t.-. Pool 6 ape l,yr
lt,e. Call 141·'101 or
•7'19
SUMMER:
Ice Cream Shop near
Newport Buch P ier .
XU. k>c:aUoo • potenllal.
Only 121.000 comp&et.e.
have found our smiley 1 oorp. Growth ~otlal, I·
yr okl pet on PCH, Hnt xlnt. beneflla. u l11ry
8ch. please retum her. e.ooo year. SeniOr at
97S·8071 dy1, 951-1330 coun&.ant ex-per for mfg
-tmd5/eves. corp. w /over 2 mlllJon in
pie : W lfe ·o tfl c~. J hwsband-malntenance.
ax> wtit.s, Oceanside, elC· .. ,·
perience required.
~~
s a l es requi r ed .
Reference11 requl red.
Cool.ad. ad.nun. 631·1855. TSL Mgmt 6'2-1603
'1lt£St-ZVIU.E"
2Hr audio, I ~ ba. l(itr
llACHWOOO Arn
2 br.2bllMOQ.~ lbf ~ WALK to 1bopp&n1Jl
Pool, Jal"Ulll, bltn11 .
Adul\a, DO prtll 912· lliOO
oc~ vui:w N.li. Adlt
2br, 2ba, frpk, bMk, d ub
hie, puuil, a«, S'7~M C'ln dim !§.,.,eves 7SI·~
New omce apace. S2I> rt.
simmo.CMarea
548-1178
SEE
.....
c.o.ta Meaa S6000 mo
Grosa, plw games. New·
ly~
lat: 2'14. Uver/wht Spr·
~Span., M. Fem. Blk
Lab. Reward. MG-6111.S
Lost: 2116 at F'edco. CM.
ACCOUMT AMT -i--A•TTEMTl--•OM--... :.Jo
fUU. CHARGE 18 Or Over
Adlu, cplli, dry;11>, blt.n., l...t>wlf •II 9dwt. oo Pl'(b.
lncd yd. Wattir pd '-* 8r •P'I> 63lO t:(j Ur. <:.nnt"f)' V11laet" 1
bill from CH'elrn or h:t)
17171 '"* ltvd.
1'llltiD, Near Nwprt Fwy.
NEW 2·s lory pro·
fessiooal ofc bldg, 57605Q
ft. Tenant improve ·
ments. ample rartcing. ready Apri ·M ay ,
714-646-Sl!08, Owner I Agt.
Golden Rdnever /Collie.
gotdflJUJ w/wht chest,
M. 50 lb6 REWARD.
554·0 114. 883·4 771,
:&.m?. :113-2284
P / l I m e . C I' A o r ~~ eqwvalent 20hrs twk Mo&per.~s.
~'SantaA.n1.1$:nS ~.b b Mi-08li_. --
38r, : t>.a. 11tuJ10 u~ lib Y mo old Twnhm. h~. w o hkup, gu
2.lir. 1Vi8a, rrplt" t•rfcl frplc No peti. $495, gar. $&2S mo 71l W 3)lh ~7474orS31J.3397
St Avall Marl s.&a.400Q ---
eves
OCEAN AREA
SAVE $150
Sl75MO 714.t'l~
~~ 3 bdrm l\lluJu
n~ bt!al"h Nu pell.
642~7 ----
lic)C~Cwlo
2 Br. den, dlrung rm, 21'2
ba. loads ot ameruue:.
Fantastic i;olC courst'
vlew.1875. 644.~.
UDO. on the bay. 2 Bft. 2
Ba, pvt paUO, $810 mo
yrly. Submit oo c·hldren
or pets.
050 ........................
~age. S4S" up. 2306 W.
Oce»nfront, N.8 .
673-4U4
WANTED·
Garage in CdM. MU Wild to sua t 2S005q ft
673-09«> near OC Airport. Ca 11
Easts1de C .M Sare. -~---·-----
S&n&le. on pvt alley. MS. NEWPORT BEACH·ln mo.~. beautiful Coron a d el
Sing.le car garage for rent
ID C.osta Mesa. ~ mo.
'7Sl·S2116
Mar, /SC»2500sq f\ Clim
A. AIC, utll & janitorial
seni. oo1y Sl. per sq ft.
Yoo paint & clean. 2
HUGE bedrooms. Fully
c·arpet e d /bu1ll 1 n:..
Ground noor. Super loca
lion. Adults, no pets g)()
rro. Apply apt 8 . 568 W.
Wt19on.~.
Walk tu lhe beal·h
DelJgbUuJ lgt: 1&2 Br
apu, some w1frplc, all
have pal.JoB or balcorues.
Ei\Joy our 20 acres W/1:tt·
tractive greenbelt. trees.
landscape & 9 hole pul·
ling g reen . Friendly
dullhou.se w /frplc. color
1V , s:iuna, exercise &
weight room. Stan s al
SJOOmcl 'g mJr. ut1I.
_BB_· ..;_y_&_Be_a<'_h __ 759 Otll l Office R..ta1 elevator & ample pkg.
4400 ITT4 )673-1600
P•PERWOODS
IEASTSIDE
2 Br with pnvate patio
No pets. S395 mo. 548 91~1
afler5pm
Adults, oo pets
CASAdelSOL
21661 Brookhurd
2 br 2 ba, ~P•it·ious, •••••••••••••••••••••••
cathedral ct!Umi::~. $.S70 1501 Westclilf Dr. approx
""' tu u 700 sq ft, will build to mo. 7uu-l'"" suit, a mple parking,
John Fi&her642·3U L s-a .... nte 3876
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1Zl5Sq. Fl. S988 mo. 16J7 WestcWf, N.B.
A&eflt. S4l·S032 ~ns mo. 2lir twnhsl', 96~6653 2Bronct;ffbybeach. $295
l12Ba. Avail now. 1940 ---------mo. Adults, no pets. 332 Dlci.nt> L.n. See Mgr, apt l or 2 Rm Suites from $75 Wallace. 546-8185. 2br. l'nba, s tudio. Sm . c. T19 W. l9t.b SL Call Tom ---------yard. Oar Frplc No
PINE BLUFF APTS Pets. $425Mo. 752.7474 or Alll-4i....tt; 54G-2.3X).
•NEWPORT BEACH•
•PRIME LOCATION•
50 yds from waterfront!
500sq n.
(714 )964·~
SUBLEASE: Combina·
tion Offitt1Whs space In
Skypark. 2165 sq fl, all or
part, end unit. Under
mkL 714197'9-9050
SUS.LEASE 2 offices, Spac 2 br, 2 ba, play· SJ&Dl'T .... ..-.~111
ground. Inf ant ok. Pa uo.
view, frplc, encl gar.,
gas stove, dsbwhr, Jac,
lndry rm. From $450.
••••••••••••••••••••••• I MO Rt& Reff new Uld\.l.Wlal comple1t.
I 81.k beach. qwet. 2 br,
Crplc, C&D. gar. Mature
ad.Its 213 C Allanta. Seawind Village
New 1&2 bdrm luxury ~PMC 64.S-4411
2 BR 11".2 Ba, $365. No
ctuJdren. s mall dog OK.
610 Joann St. 842-734-4
N I d ed d It adult apts in 14 plans ew y ecorat a u fro m $375, 2 bdrm
2br, lba lower apt. $350 t.ownhouses from S53S + mo. 81B1 San Angelo Dr. lnqwre apt C or call pools, LelUU.s, waterfalls.
(213 J ~-2426 eves col· JIOO(h! Gas for cooking & 2 Br, 21;; ba. luxunous lect heating paid. From San
brand new condo near Diego Frwy dnve North
S.C. Plaz.a. Frplc, 2 car 2 BR. 2 Ba, dming area. on Beach to McFadden
gar. Rec facil. SSSO/mo. frplc, dshwhr, single lhen5 West.°':i MSfi~dden ~8ll8or979-7971. ~ara~e & yard. 2 kids. I t o e1:twin age.
pct ok. ~. Call 964·25661 (714 .1898-9961.
2br l'hba Twnb&e. Fn>lc or973·2971.Agi,no fee. 1 Br. w ·patio near beach
' Encl gar. M!ts. No Pets. Newport $325 unfurn. FromS380.~4 Sll.ARP.Oeach1,2 &38r 5375 furn. 63l·7213 ; wrth frplc. dshwsr. gar~ -673-6362 STUNNI NG l rg lbr
garden apl. Pool, ree
area. $325.Mo. 710 W. 18th
SL
patio . .No pets. 96():2358 ---------rtoc.. 4000 2br Condo Huntingt on ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor area. Pool. l
c hild OK. $450 Mo EA5TSIDE 1 BR, utl I pct.. 864-8318
SJlO mo. Call 540-1151, ---------
•for Dave BEACH • one block. S
room studio apt. I 'lit ba.
Large l Bdrm upper S28S I fplc .• sunderk. encl. gar. Quie l building with SS25.96J..1055
beautiful landscaplng.
ADULTS OVER ~. No 2 BR 1.,., Ba t-h.se. dbl
pets. LEEWARD APTS. gar. pool, spa, sec .. walk
S72Wedt&Up
St udio s. l br s.
kit chenettes. pool &
maid~. 548-9755.
Smny Acres Motel
Room w /full h o use
pri vi.leges. ln lWlL area
d Newport BeadL (West
Oilf )842.all.
2n20 Fullerton, <l blk to beach. S450 644-1094 Room ID Christian home.
East of Newport A vc & 1 ~°" I ln SJC M. nonsmoker
hlkSo.ofBayl 6310397 HarbOur 3842 Kllpnv.661-1823
3 bdrm. 2'"1 ba Apt I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room in Costa Mesa
Children OK. No pets 13br, Jba, crpls, d rps, Ouisllan home . $160. 2
$495 /mo . Avail bll1ns S500M o dys miJesOCC.631-5299
l"eb Zith. 994 M 1~s1on :i I, 900-54.'Yl ,cve M40-~9
646-362'7 _ Irvine 3844
s:m. 2 Br. 1 ha, lndry rm,
pool. -A'dults. no 1>t·t~.
lmmro. Occupy.
TSL MRmt 642 lllO:I
ASSIST MANAGER
Lite JTlll~t t'x.chg for
partial rent. Cpl " (•h1h.I
OK. No Pct.c;. 2br . 11 ~ha
1)31·5100
Spar1ow. 2 br. I mile from
b~ach. Adulb, S:S!JS
631·3567
1-:ASI'SIOE new rlccor 1
br. garagc, stove. yard,
..................•....
In beautiful Woodbndge
2br. l'•2ha. Twhse w /yrd
Ava.ti. now. SSSO Mo. +
clep. Call Tr4-!r.l2-4:rTOdys,
714 52& l.H92 eves.
1 Br rondo. Orangctree.
Streams. tennis. pool.
Jacu1.11 S390. No pets
552·3475. eves & wknds.
2 Br, 2 ba Univ Terr
Twnhome. Pnv . 1mmac.
Pool . $000 700. I 092
~Beodt 3848 ...............••...... $310 mo 549-0433 -Luxury ocean vu. 2 br. 2
2 Sr Mes3 VC'rrlt•, t•ncl ba, covered parking.
gar Cln!.e tv shC1p!. SID>tmo494-0066. __ _
Adlts. no pets. $350 OCEANFRONT STvDIO
54().5446. 1n Old Me d1t Villa.
J BR ideal for qu1el
female. stove. rerng, l!ar
& yard. No p..-ts S27:;
646-1105
beamed ceilings. leaded
wmdows. pvt bch. many
trees, l adlt. no pets, S485
mo 494-8689
l Br. stove & refng. Cpts ,.wport Beach 3869
& drps. $300. UW incl. •••• •••••••• •• ••• •• •• • •
Adults. no pets. 646-4382. OCEANFRONT
1 Br apt. nr. OCC. Quiet
F\rst + last. $340. Call
S950. 3 Br, 2 ba. Fr-pie, yr-
ly, gar, W /D hoo«up.
TSL Mgmt 642-1603
_645-_LE7 __ . ______ 1~et 2 br w/gar, patio.
3826 ••••••••••••••••••••••
2Br. 2Ba. rrplc. deck.
view. garage, new cpt.s,
move m cond. $450 mo
Martha 661-1161
........ INch 314 •••••••••••••••••••••••
pool, adults, no pets. 1801
H 1Sc.b St. Nwpt Heights.
~642-7340.
PARK NEWPORT
COUNTaY CLUI
UVIMG
Singles. 1&2 bedroom
apt.s, &townhouses.
From s:D9 644-1900
Room for rent. Furn. 3br,
2ba. Oceanfront. Neal,
mature. straight, non
s moker. S375Mo incl
util. Gary 7 14 ·!17!J
S9lldys, 714·673·5402
eves.
4150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lovely New Tusun home
for-elderly. Home cook·
ing. Pallo & lovmg care.
BJ&.1078. 8J2.2788
Guest home for elderly
people, Dana Pol.Ill Pvt
& sem1-pvl r oom!>. J
meals per day. 24 hr
.supervision. 661-7260
s..n.-r Retttats 4 200 .......................
Taking reservahoos.
:!!lb St beach house
540-8632 ---
GOOD SF..LECTJON '
Talung Reservations:
Agent : 67S.Sl70
VacatioR Retttats 4250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Large Big Bear cabin,
pool tbl, color TV. 2
frplcs, sleeps 14. 545-8116
.... to Shan 4300 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Moving? Avoid deposits &
cut Ii ving expenses'
Proreuionally since
1971.
HOUSIMATIS
832-4134
C.M. Super condo 2 Br. 2
Ba. pool, fplc. $225. Pvt.
ent. 645-7953; 673-2181
Male 33 wants to shr rum
*DllUXE•
GARDEN APT.
Npt. 8cb. Regal Elegance 3Br 2ba & gar, Peninsula
ir.m beaufiful decor, 2br . oceanfront, s traight,
2ba, bale, ocean view. ne at, mature . non·
P lush, c I u b h s e, smoker. Gary 979-5911
bilhards. pool, sauna, days, 673-St02 Eves. '8ClO
den spa, sec prk ing. mo.
Exec utive offices, lB651GothardSt.,SleH.
auport area. Up to 1280 ll 8. 8'7.005J
sq. ft.. New c rpts & drps.
Call now. 557.7010. Sub lease exec office!>
LUXURIOUS
EXECUTIVE SUITES
Offices oow avail. In
dega.oUy appointed Ex-
«Ui ve Suit.es centrally
k>caled oear freeways ,
courts & tbe Orange
Co unt y A i rport.
Facilities include a
frialdly, efficient ~P.
t l onist /tel e pbo n e
operator who greets your
cl.ieols aod a.nswe.rs your calls.. complete Calif. &
Federal law library ,
beautUully decorated
cmfermce rooms, photo
copy macbloes, & the
finest in secretar ial
services. For further inlo
& a personal t o ur
through the facilities.
please coot.act Vortac
Assoc., (714 )955·22~8.
(714 )85.S.311GO.
DIC. SUITES
Prime Newport Beach
loc. Near o.c. airport.
Rent mcl. reception. con·
ference rm , janitor
serv., ulils. 100 free
copies & more .
Secreun al serv. av all.
Luur Doug 851·9411.
EXEC. SUITES
A combination lhat can't
be beat~ Perfect location
<close to frwys, airport &
res t a urants I. prof
secretarial ser vs. Ideal
offices & beautiful pe<>· ~ For more info. c::ill
Bev at 979-2161.
Dlx.. medical office swte.
Coronadel Mar, S7~Mo.
Realonomics Corp .
675-9700
PRESTIGIOUS
LOCATION ...
Newport Beach
•00. 4000 Sq. Jo'l.
·Bay Views
1F..xtra Amerut1es
UdoMarifta v ..
67M662
•DELUXE OFFICES •
From l rm. up to 1200 sq.
ft.. From 93< ft. No lse
req. Adj. Airporter
Hotel. 833-3223, 9· 12
Ex.eculive offices avail m
full serv. ofc bldg. Nr.
0 .C. Airport. Recept &
phone ans .. secy scrv ..
cod. rm, etc. Please call
7SUUl8.
NEW EXF.C. SUITE.5
BISI'O.C. LOCATION :m N. Tustin Ave. l min.
S.A. & Nwpt Fwys. Lge
pror. decorated ofcs.
Receptiooist, telephone
serv., xerox, conf.rm.
Sec serv. avail. 1 mo.
free w /6 mos renta l
agreement. 953-0937 .
Corona de.I• Mar; db. 2
rm. aulte. Rulonomlca
OJrp. m'4mlO
JD>+ sq n. o c Airpo11
area. All unprovemen~
Industrial gross leu:.c .
Avail M arc h I .
7141979-&UO
Off i c e s pa c e I p ri m e
ground floor location
Approx. :me sq. rt. local·
ed on Bnstol, N.B. Ut1l.
& ja.ruton a l incl. Call
!i59-L802 or lease info.
4450 ......... -............. .
Forstore4'otr~ ~at reaeoaable rat.es.
500 to 2700 s.. Ft.
MESA VERDE bR
PLAZA
l.525Mesa Verde E. C.M.
54Ml23
•MEWPORT /C.M.
Up to 4700 sq.fl. avatl at
prime corner. 17th • Nwpt Bl.17WSOO
1DI aq fl in medical bldg.
Avail for immed. Ot"·
cupancy. Ample park·
ing. Newport. ~l.
2 Rooms & bath, Office or
swre. $375. mo. sat w
l.9U1. C.M. Call J ack, day
642-0212; eve s.46-2277
Nwpt Blvd, CM. 2 t»dgs.
l!'aJ sq.ft . on 118 acre.
Fenced w 1park1n g
Reas onably priced
6'2-7910; 673-6418evs.
2.la> sq.ft.. M·l with com
merdal exposure: Nr.
So. Q>asl Plaza. Tim or
Ron, Worldwide Realty,
m.6666
.......................
1720 Sq ft. Indus trial
UnJt, 2 froot offices. lge
rear door. StiS. mo l m
Whittier St. C M. Days.
~9352. eves 646-0681
Lease S ,OOOsq . ft
warehouse spaet'. 2Wper
foot. 714-~l 10
lndustrial L5e. new bldg .
1.000 sq n Located at
7522 Talbert. H .B
Stor age/ofc, contact
Susan Mon-F ri 8-S
~3)83
6,IO> sq ft, or Harbor &
Segerstrom. ':r700 s q ft .
H.B . agt. ~7290
4,000 s.F. 22'
Best amenities, loc
6'r.>-62Sl.673-J417
975sq. ft. war e hou se,
W Jt»Lh. truck door. CM.
No &ease. lllO. 831 ·mo
..... W..ted 4600 .......................
One-bedroom cou.age in
quiet s pot in La1tuna
Beach, Coton• ckl Mar
or c.osta Mesa for $300 or
less. Quiet a rea essen·
tiaJ. Write ad 1636. ~ 10
The Dail y Pal o,t
Newspaper. P.O. BOx
1560, Cost.a Mesa. C A
92826 or telephone
873-1854.
SAMDWICH SHOP
Cmt.a Mesa. '6000 Gross.
Has Beer" Wine.
SAHDWICH Oil.I
Coeu Mesa. SandWlcbes.
DelJ. S.'5000 Gross. As sume Note at 9% ln-
ltftsl. $25,000 f\111 Pnce. Iv#· ...... 751·1400
n-ee Business. Profitable
E sta bli s hed Ho~1culture bckgrnd needed. Split pro(ils now.
<>lltlon to buy m lyr. In·
~tment reqd. Reply
w /yoor qualifications .
PO Box. 9040, Ste 4 CM.
92621; ............
O,part.ity 5015 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
T. Bll;L MATURING"
Earn 30'k to 100'~ on
secured RE proJects
Nan cy 752·7 150 or
~1702
~tol.oaR S02S •••••••••••••••••••••••
v' NEED
fMONEY
• caB>ITNO
~Lf:M
2M & 3rd TD loans
978-6531
Arranged by
eo.ttto..~
Widow bas money for 2nd.
Lail white Cal, DO tall or
ears. Vic. Pomona I 17th.
6C2-'1ff12
LOSr male blk. lab muc .
wtit.. mark on chest. vit
17th SL & Orange. CM
Vl AIL 5. 642-8056
Lo~t . Pres<'ript 1on
glas.ses, in green case
Lido a r ea or CdM.
6a9118
Fowd Ca!Jco long h ;,ir
Vi l' Brookhurst &
Cat11eld f>42.1f172
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
c.odt!y -Jerky -
Waken -Plenty
PAY LO<.:>\
My landlord ha& pro ~ he won't t't1n"ert
our apart.ment houM> into
rondomuuurru., hut ht· 1,
~a PAY U)(1{ 011
our bathroom
F' o u n ll B 1 c y 1· I I"
Marguenll' &. ~lh ln
Coron:.s del Mar J'honl·
'Tm-8649 ----
f'OUND S~t blk do.:
~esa Verdl' An·a \t
54G-Of>l6 ------
FOONO Ft:m mix Germ
!;hep & Great Dant> .,
Beige w blk DObe V1C'
Adams & Newland
SJ6.8J34
T.D's. No credit check, '-••ah 5350
no lllhY. $20,000 up. tW ................ •••• •••
action call Age nt PREGNANT? C aring,
673-73U. Anytime. coi•")drsl!tial coamseting 6
Construc tion expe r .
h elpful . l>ut n o t
ne-cessary Call Carol
between 9&S 64~1
Attounung
A ACCOUNTING
_Cl.BK
The Jolly Ro11.er. lnc ha~ an eJCcellent opportunity
ror a bnght, amb1taou. ..
person as a Jr. Account·
mg Clerk The PQ!>lt1on 1.s
entry level, with the op
porturuty ror advanc~·
mt'nl Expt>r1t•n<T 1~
tepfuJ. but not requi red
Work101t c<ind 1t 1on1> &
employee bener.b ;ire
eiweilent Salary 1:. 1lt·
pc.>ndent on expem·ncc
level Apply IO l>t.'r.iUll or
:.end a r~umt' to
Tiw Joly ROCJe'f" In,
1700GUlette Ave
lrvme.Ca 92714
C7I41546-03l1
Tf-_~P(JRAkY
~today LO weirk
on \ an<>Ul> arcounlinl! &
bookki'l'plnl( d'>'ll!n
meflt& Wt>rk dO!>t! l•J > o u r ho m 1· I-' 1 i: u r ..
t.i~ w !'>eruor AN-<1un
1.a.n1s O('l-de(J l h roo.: h11u t
(Kdl\litt' l.ou n I )
llOllEAT MALE'S accounlelJ1)S
Z333No Broadway
•200. Co6dweU Banker
Bldg., Sant.a Ana
C714Jll5-4103
FREE P A.R.KlNG
....., W.e.d SOJO ~emll. Abortioa, adoc>-A D V E R T I ST I N C
••••••••• •. • • • • • •. • • • • • UOO 6 keept.ng. ~. _ _, TECHNJCAL WRITING Need $45,000 2nd on O c. _APC_AR_E ___ .,._,.,...... __ !llNGR. TRAINEE -
'1pt bwkiing 545·0630 COVEB r~RL WISOme ex~r & colleg<' .. Aer5 •~ _.. tnurung ~m. grow1nl! .... · 1 • 95,. "111 • -manur . <'u 1n C '4
lnvest.or waoled '°' low 3Ulr0utcail5"'vlce Salary ~o. Call tor
budaet feature film. PRE LAW studeat needs. llPPLS57-4Jl6
PriDc. only. 2l3-843-U2l. ltS.000. WiU do anythuis --------Moot 19a. Trwt Legal. Confid e ot1al DMdi 5035 DVM. P.O. Bo1t 3242. ........ ••••••••••••••• N 8. 92663..
Wtlet-MhJ. Co.
All types of real C!'tate
1DvestmeolS since 194.9
SpKWl1iftc) ..
.btdTDs
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•FOXY LADY*
OUTCALL ONLY
•972. I Ill•
642.2171 545-061 I Great COA1p 1111ty
i:t,!!1s j 24 11rs.ESCOR~•-01f() '
· MC/VISA LS year term Sl0,000 or
IJ'lOC"e. No Balloon. DIAMOND WA NTED
Lido Newport Co Pm party wtll buy I lo J
67J..'rrl95 • · · · • · 24 Hr<>. carat. ca.sh. N B ~-4975
IDvest Sll,000. fo:Sm 17':
on Sl3.SOO . 3rd TU Or
O,y home. Nit 832·9970
TruSl deeds for sal<' ll1~h
yields. well i.c1:urcd.
i.uperb 1nvestml'nl '>
D a v e <: h a n o ' 1• r .
770·20221710·521!) 1\gl
Goldenwe1>t RI t~
All•ii09ia,.. ..+i I r.tiOids/ l.olt & FcM.d ••••••••••.............
5100 •••.•..•••.•...........
PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
ONLY S2
Stll any ittm or com
blnaoon of 11ems for f7~
or IHS with 11 Pt<nny
PiacJwr Ad. 3 bnts rOf' 2
l'OnlKutin days Eac:h
llddltJoaal une Is 9()r r Of'
the2daya Charllt II '
No commercial ach.
f or cnore 1nlorm11t1on
and lo p19ct> your a(t call
642-5678
~Tu Co. bas moved
to· 105 tB East Balboa
Blvd. Balboa P en.
871-5Cll. 1-<lay service.
MA5SAGF. s1mpat1('t1
Your ma:.-seur
c. Bob J ame'\
UUtcalls 9-1I.494·5 1I1
KIM'S OUTCAU
953 9121
MICHBil'S •Outcal•
11.\M 2AM 835-3749
TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
34llrs 642· lSil -----
OcriH AIMJl'k
•OUTCALL * 642-3112 MC/Visa
•• SPIRITUAL READINGS
IOam-lOpm. f\ally We 'd .
492-7296 or 6!·9034.. 1815
S. Camino Re al, San.
Clem
O.C. AIRPORT
•ESCORT•
S pe c ial1 ~i n ~ 1n
Prolesaicnats.
~ ...... 10am·4am .
MASSAGE
fortbe
UBE.RATED
WOMEN
~5614
ADVERTISING
SALES
Tiie DaUy Pi lot h.c. an
1mmedutt.e operung ford
., J I cs p *" r ~ '' n v. 1 l h new:.paper dL,pl.1) .id
\"ert 1s 1n11. t•xpt>rit>nn'
Good '>JIJr-. t·om
~ & l'Xldll'flt (r
llllitt' berwf11!. .. :xNllc•nt
~f'O""~ 1)1>portun1t1l" for
a pt'rson '4tth cart"er .im bmon. ..
c.i11 for appointm('nt
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
il4~-432.l . f':).l 217
1-..qual I lpportun1t)
l::mployt'r
AMMAL HOWIT .AL
ln'UlC f t am .., me I SJl
Clean. balh1!. JS:.1'>l M 111 18~ old ~~:i
Apphca11on ... be1nl! J l"
rt'pted ror f'urn1tun•
Delivery & '-' art·hou.w
llelpers St.ui1nl! wui,?e
S& per hr c;oor1 ud\ttnt\•
ment for th •· r1i,?hl
penil)fl Ca II hi v. n x ~-• m
~148.S
1\pt Manag('r. 11 unih.
(; M. 2br. 2b11 lownh.~1·
Adults. no pet., Stallli-.
mature, ex!H!r c11upk
c:.oly ~
Assemblers
Leadinlt O.C. electronics
mfg company has the
f°'1owi.ng reqwrement
A.111.-.../~er
Must have l year solder .
mg expenence Will be
required to solder ho0k.
turret terminals. wire.
Dder & IOUCh·Up Pt:tl"s
Apply al
Masfw SpKiattMs
16*> Monrovia. C.:. M.
sa.am E 0 t;
ASSISTIM
Adults, no pets. t&t&Mo. Mature woman to ahr, sml
9-SMon·Frl. '114-MS-6242 2BR 1 Ba apt. kJtcb priv.
or114--.ael0 anytime. w /qi rem parent & 2 yr
Weddln1 Organizer Delk~~ srnl office ••Ill••,,_..../ OeM.IYe penon to a.,ailt avail. 112'7 West.cliff Dr. .....c. or take charle ot your
llltallf•• .....
Teoalons Melt Away:
IDfTOtl SU.VEY
S::M>Pll to 9:30PM, Mon·
day tbru Friday -
9: 30AM to l '30PM Satur·
ct.y. Grut for collegians
and moon.U&hten .... 00
IAST&UFF old. l !SO mo. +mu1t Nwpt Blach. 111.-0 -................... ....tctlna Call ~l· l:ia
, I •• ·-·~ 5'00 " er 2 ... t ........ have )'OW' own phone In· "' ' -· l'C l<u ....,o un· 11&.tlled.. Central loo. off ll. Frplc, pool ft rec facll.
SlOO Mo. S.cretarlal, 1 • ..--~ .. xerox eopy •.,..... w . °!i I lwrt --_ .................. .
Avail now. S540/mo. Baller St., CM. 549-1801
56'7·7010or'18CM.931. •ft SPll, Ive m sa &
__ ,, .... __ .... . ................ , _________ _ ....... _.. . ... .... ....
number.
OH THI IUCH OPflOITUMITY
Newport.·Oceanfront 3 br. IOU ClOW'H apt., San
w.ik. Beaut. modern I Clemente, near tennis &i knoCke oft.a when )'OU
• 1 Br. 2 ba .ear new br Of' lln~le apt. PhOne bellcb. $1JSO/mo. M-4882 UM ...wt.1ett.1.q Daily ...__ .. _ 2 PtJol Cl811111ed AdJ to apt. ,_... crpta .... .,., QU.S-51 ,._ __
Bit..,.':::::.. ell·
per ..,..man. tum key
ciperation, SlOOK 1rou. Call Dottle ValenUne ...._ITWOOO car encl. aar . 'W 10 _......;... _______ Female. Coate Mesa l'MCb the Of'ance ._...t
ll o o Ir u p , I r p I c , Bt, l V. ba townhouee tn.e. Sl'15/mo. Contact rrarbt. SMALL RIST A UR ANT
J)ldo/yard. style. Adults. no pet&. Ll.P. W: W ·951l, H: Phoaetc-58'78 SALi! POR SALE
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/
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Cal~
64Z.H71
==
In tOul: Pder 4M-4971.
FOXX SHOP •
S... SIO•• "10"
Warm . feminine
Eaciorta.
tSZ.1010
3Ut'1 Cbecu Accepted.
VARGIS GIRLS
•ESCORTS•
1fyn11 nu:1I rell r~-'""'
~--~ ~ -.. --------.. ~ ..,._ --·-_,_ ~ . . . . . . ,_ .. ·'
week . ONLY
JREMENT IS A
0 VOICE. Call:
eG-4321, ext. 31.2 an.er
5:30PM. Monday tbru
~-------
CllldlJlacs to Go-Carta
Whatever lhe Fad
Roll 'emoltt~ market \t• 1• .. I t ,J I
U you are new to Cosl<t
Mesa, Lemporanly d1s-
continUU1g yoor educa
tJon. recently discharged from the service, o r for
arty ~ seeking tern
porary or career work.
consider this unique op
porturuty
y '*CCIII Eam
U 16rerWk
1llc womeo and me n we
are looking ror may be
llred of typing. foldinit
papers, warehouse J-Ohs
anll working foe a limited
1n cume . Work with
young people Rap1c.I
l!rowth advancemcnl
l)(.lbS1ble. If you are 18 or
u~c t and would ht•
.1vailable to start work
1mmccllatl!I>. call
t1wn!l JO 3 JO
Costa~ 645-6514
LORIJ ae.ach 4 3 5-348 9
Redoftdo~ach
213/312-2137
AIJLOCTIOll \'I'
PARTS M Al'.· t::xper
For auto part~ s tor.·
1-'reeway t\ut11 Suppl\
\1is:,100 V1e10 XJI 1661i
1\LTOMlYflVt-.
MECHANICS
w .. na'<i two rull t1m1
mt:eharut'1' <.:all Scr v1l·1
~t.m.a.ger al
ROY CARVER
ROUS ROYCE
&IMW
640-6444
AlJTOMOTIVE
LOT ATTIM>AHTS
No ~ x pt r i en c e,
~. Permanent.
foll·tame with good
~b•nce for advance-
ment. APPlY in person ti
Sale.'I Mgr.
Tlwodcwe Robins ,....,
DI> Harbor Blvd. --.:. COST A If &5A • •• ...........
Cam lvo,...IOlt
~eoced auto part~
~ person needL-d
lnuneduu.e operun~. CJ 11
Rud)' at 493·3375 or
t!Jl·l375 (Barwick Im
ports_i -------
AUTO ROUTE
REGl~Tt-:R Early AM
I • z 10 2 hrs. SJ75 10
S4SO /mo Xlnt
moonlight. Wives, n ·
11rt.-d, d1s ab1lity , 'lli
•iNlt.-. Nt.'t'd i.:n whl~I!>
>10-3nl or S40-b'72'.!
ltinlun~
TB.UR
NEW .ACCOUNTS
l't'rmJnenl p l1ml·
u r.ht typing Will con
~•dt>r train\.'\' Ca ll for
.1ppt
Mutual Sa\ tnRs & l..oJn
Con:>n.l del Mar
~Ir C'onopa~t 7W-9'.N!
F4ual ()ppor Empl) r
liankmi:
Conwrrci°' T ~~
1-:xpenenn-rl
t ruled Cal1/orma Bank
1140 lrnne Blvd
Tustm
5.58-5942
t-:O E
Bankll\,I?
ELDORAOO IAMK
LOCJ11110 Hilts
lmmcdJale openinR: ror
rxper. full lime teller. I
yr exper. re<1'd. Xlnt /
benefit packal!r t'ontad
Cathy 8ryllJl for un atppt
581-4000. E.0 .E. M I".
Banlting
NOTE CLERK
NEWPORT BEACH
'11M.> Note Dept m our
Newport Beach office
has an opening for a
person who has Bank
Note Clerk exper. The
person selected should
be familiar w /Install
ment & commerc ial
loans, boarding, caJcula·
tMJm o( interest. notices,
&other proeesalng.
Tiiis ls an ex~Ueat op. •
portunlty for you to join a
growing &r profltablt>
bmk, and to work with a •
warm •nd friendly at.aff.
We offer good salary &
bl!nt!fjtg, I ,
Appllcanta C!OntaCl l
ANQ.llAUB4
'11.4·'152-0800 Ex. '23
Mmluf octurers ...
1311 Oovt St. N B
E O.F.
-
(
.............. ...,. .......................
..._ a dd l\. remodel ,...... Geo V11mer' 6
Ue'd-6171-a_D __ _
Caa haralab compl
---~, .
Laa rel11n11. IU.,.
...a. Cuatom C•rpeauy .......... ________ _.. ·-...... .....~ ....._... ---·-···· ............ . ••• st ... """"~ ,._ ..,..;:. ·--l)llJ' a.. Reo..c.tq ~IC.:W ·Pn&:'C'd
M r R •l nt1att•r ~If)'~ ~ .. ~ ahaaU.um.
U\W ..... -.. ., ....
~;......-~~~-.. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.s:e nebt '""' numale on -----'>;____ .... or am&ll Jobi
Ham. f'tllMllr ~. Ue. QJ1ZM m.cmt
Carp.ntr}'. tnHHr)', ICE uh I ~pl~.paj.nt· ...................... .
. t. I ......................
onvewa)'*•Parklo1 lot
•bpaln •SealC'Oal ,n11 SM Aafillah. ~ 417 1
Uo'd.
......................
Nfal '° UlUl lo • l•wyer" No~ fur 111Ju.J l'U<I
~ Appoultm,·nt
li!Vail. tl'\1lll .. ~ l'lill
<Tl4 J5156. l54
• D I w s.rritt ... t••1···············
u busets. door1 et c ._ * I 1 Ranb l 141 ·7221 or •••••••••••••••••••••••
5e4111 _ ~. lllndaei.pu1c
Jtemod~l a tldlltonK ln-o lrl f1\mlnt£. d • •HI
piltU NODOl>'i' 00~ ~·.\VI~ MM41•
fT liKTTE.ft J $ (;on, ~ J~ jarotlWt'
lM'd ~11 Compl. }Ard H rYlt'tlll
c.,.tlenkit _tws.e~ Nut~ ....................... Gardt1nln11 . \rt'• \rs m mana. ck-an up II m 1u111
lilef"\I Amie ~IUl4
up Oarde11t'r <'on11JI
ylll'd nuunt & l'lnu111>
fir,,.,., d>l f't'U' t.41 IW!.
=·~•..U • mon J B.
t-;l e ctrl c, pal nttn&.
Jf')'W'all. ptu.mbln& r.·
~ t'an1lly bUllaM8
Lit ll .. work l '"'r
-~88 _____ _
l'lumb1na . e leclr1c al.
t!Qun~. all &fla. replllt'!l .
J.'1 e.I ~J..)62 ---
~ • •t.eatn et.an
COklr br\l)lt.eMn wht
cpbl lO nu.o l»flK'h. Clellll
bv, Ctin rm , ball SU /\Vi
nn S1 SO, l'OU('h SU>. r hr
If> ~ "bm p.it odor
l)Jt ~r IS YMI (IXpr
tlo WOl'tl m)'kU Kefi.
~J 0 1()1 ---
V~ low IJnCl.,, on J..u~1:a~ dewtUP'> ~ •• •••• ••• •• •••••
(..eotgl' ~ .:t.11.. uu· iludenl l..trge truck . l "ARPETCLt:A."'INt.
960-3'/ ... Gt•• .. ~icn 1'r~"h. tree tnm. Dan
Jo'or exc elle n c e I n
~· Clean1ll1
Unliiqtled. 548-3721&
Xlat cleaala1 dooe by
i.ty W/Ul>. Dependab'4!,
own tr.-. N'1..JG'T
aau Saow-ttou.eclearunJ(
For a bome or bus~
lbal sparkles llke aO.ow
m-OC176
Hypr I 1s ...•..........••.......
..... ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
t'\ll t.1118 ,....lry ttpair·
11\lC Rlnc 11an1. Stone
rft«Una. C"•tom di-aiolna. Antq. ~welry ,
oramo nds • colo r ed
llt.OMm. 35yrup. Murny
Brown. Yt1 Old VIUa1e
J....ier 4M,fJ077 -----rt u,h 9 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••
ttnt'lrwork Sm all .>obs
~"lll'pOrt. t'Ol'\a M~a &
I l"V\lllt' 6'7S. 311~ f"V~
, ... ..,. .. 1-t .. .................... .
Pr:rEftS PAIN'l'tNO
f!apr'd. Reu R•tH .
t'rH r..t. Call Ceoe
5D08
P•lntlng. INT 1EXT.
NMt, ta.t. ~M , 1.2
yn. up. U c'd . Oave
--~-nne eat. paint101. St.
L1c1ln11. Try me . k .
&nor.838-SMS
Prat p&.U1litig. Ext & Int.
Malt Ex\ S'l7) •3llOOl5
~ree e s t 536 ·4 38 3
MC/Vita
l>iu.otinl & wallpapenn..:
ISSIAM
OlbD PaMdq. lo rat.. rr ... ,. J yr 1•ar.
•UTa.IDmf aft s
la&en«IE:ntt10<. Qu&J,
wurtl R.tnbl. """ 8t,
146-U711 J swwuna n
Readem!al., rommert'lal
~ t'ree8t. Reaa.
,...., 875-11691. 673-073'1
Le Pa!Mr I.st In MrVI~ ti
quality pape,;rtn1
?14-~23.*JO -------
C\lltonl wa llpa ~nit.
All wort 1wu-an~1
Qi.t Propmy Services.
540-2766
Qiaallt\ed roofln,. f't ""
.. l. Leak repair. '35
Good .._. on abak49 &
compo. Call 9?~1107 eat ••
Applied o r a upplh·tl
Rock. compo. shaJu-<1,
Stftslble pncea. t-'ree ~t
77'().2725 ------
Rttooell\R &. · rf'l>•lNh A II
lype8. au•r . t 'u l S..rv
81£ 54R.«> 12 ----TrwSwvke ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ trlmmlnJt, n.omov.11.
Neat pi1lchn • t~ures & firewood t::xper 4' in Atll EST. ff). I 09 sured. Chni. 1147 .:woo. Qua! wor1c. res. f'tee e.l
Steve $47-42111 PLASTERJNG over block Expert sbaplllJ:. th1nnin1: and stwnp removal. In:. walls, addsuons, ~n. Lv rmll 815-28ZI Dave's PunUnit. St>rvlll~
area 9 yrs. most rtu.
c he ck m y rt f. It <'
~
f rw 4!lll Sl&-4lfl92
-ti; •••••••••••••••••••••••
Eq)ert ln!e tnmnun K :!11
yrll f'lll)t'rlenre lt1l l
m.on IAMt~Y$7S
l\rtJon TyptnJC 842 5100 Andre's J &rul()l"'l l&.I S(-r v ••.•...•....•.••.•.••.. ~
l\mWm ma eoruy. •pat •Of\
planters. walk"I. 100 ' of
local ref., ~IZ HYPNOS1S WORKS -------Rambow Cb Pl1:IC'. esp.er. l?ledronk Ink dtwcu oo
()Qblalaba I ~I
tnl. copper reJMpe Tup
Hat Pham...,_ ~-3llM _
C-.t/Car crwte Sur\'ly Uoor C'onlr11I
Ulmpl liuur f., ''h1i>urc
m 111 nt1·nan1·1· l'11111
111 l /tlt .. 111.l 1l'µa 1r &
nu11nt. \tord runl. ~111t
1111t. .,.Jrd robr door,,
w 111 d IJ w 'I II !. ,. M
~381i6 ~.-rvtni: v ii Or
(' t y . !o. I 1111 ll .: d U 0 I
wutdn>bc Joor & w1nuvw
~~l~f
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llauhn~ & Oump J obt. 1-ar f'reecomuJt.aUon Rndc. wine. bl-O<'k wortc .
call Ad Sitter • 16. Ule nn. l"OOC~~ pa\ Kl!!.
We P91Dl 1.0t /ext ., ret'On·
dJu ooJ.ng Low pn cH .
Guar work. f'rtt l'Sl.
caU 642-11614
D1• &el'l<'Y T ""' Serv1t·1·
c.aLI IM')'llnw a. hn 'f'nt>
l*'a. rwmoval, h•uftn..:
t> I. I l I •• 0 d II I' • \.1"
MA /070
CUSTOM INTEHIOR CARPENTRY
....••.•.... , •....••.•.
Cement worlt·all ly~
~·d contr11ctor U l!Olti:i
~.6'2-8482
Ask for R a.ndy . 641-1427 ___ _ 6'2-4JID034hn.__ "'lb· dnvt>Wlilf!I t'n 't' .._ I t'lll. Jot.l 846 ll8:3 P'.O.ln .....
By Jay
Ranodet. addlUoo, deeb
fences. QuaJ. construe
tioa. fr est.. flllke ~
---
On.Tete cootractoc. un·
limited sh a pes & Jti
i.1gns . h1gb qua li t y
llAUUNG & CLEANlNG
Ha&d !Comm 1. f'r• ttt1l.
<.:al 1962-1~
-·····!~...... ... .. . ~ cllliftc) ---
R J . Cook. 20 yrs exper •••••••••••••••••••••••
Loe a I y ca r aro u nd An »dvcnlure in cham:r
~~.496.1151 ,831·7132 !'ic> f :o&l!\ Modelll now of·
Rt!!! Comm ·1 pa1nt1nl(.
lnt1t:tt Qual work
n"n b l p r i ces .
LI<' 'd I Uo nde d G ~nt'
$71MI
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Po fk>• s.rv1ce "' pr mo. -t: 17\h fk, I 21,
CM~I T11U1n• Uw rllf •l JI""' Ir 1--U• I.II Important t•1
llte e Uf I .... Uf anl'
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'f ''"I . • • I 1 ft I •. •I I,.
( I • " • I I I • •I , ti h fl 11 •
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B. Wtlsoo & Soos. Oldni.j worltma',l8h1p, free es t f'Ttt est , 30 yrs exp~ U c •377~14~11_2_1 __
Bonded . Lie #357487
64&1740, ~~.185 Sell Id.le items 642-5671!
Oas.sifted Ads, your mw
slops~inJ( cente r
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H1tullnJ(·Mov1ng Con·
n ett· & lr('(• removol
~,·k :servlre. &t&-?tl.:M
WANT AL1 10N?
Clas:ufed Ads 6'2·5678
lncome Ta x Prep'
3)';;. ol! befor1• M11r 15
M. Patemoe;l ro, 1·11mllcd
agt. (714 18'2·0455
f<o rtlll( P l'rlH)lll11i 21•d
stylN dt•vl'lopmt-nl 111
l'Ol\J Ullct mn w t 1111 twm &
1llloW1¢r:.µh1t· m11d1•h11r
Olll now 5:,7 ZWl
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't't1KW )'OW" 0 l<I ,., 11ff f {J,.
n1•w itooll ll'' w 1l h "
(1~wuflf'd ad 642 ~II
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7100 HefpW~ 7100 HtlpW..ted 7100 He4pWanhd 7100 HetpW-"d 71 HttpW..ted 7100 HelpW..t.d 7 100 .... W-.d 7100 .....,w...._. 1100 •..•••...•.•.••.••..•..•...••.•.••••....•.....................•...............•.•.••..•..•...••.•••.•.•...•........ ············~·········· •••••.••••••••••..•.......•...................
Banking CML IHGIMHlllHG CLERKS
Coewww1.cWT~r ESTIMATOR Part time & full t1m1·
EiQ>erienced Ulreer oppor. for ex per. graveyard. part llme ~w
tile at our new Beach & for rHlde ntlal & an -_c_.M_. ______ _
l)(•hvery-Sales Full &
varl lime . Apply in
penon. Make '-'P lo $16.00
per br. 1174.S Edinger Ave. )o'.\I.
Driver/Gardener romb
Have valid CA Ii~.
Good driving record
Min. a1e 20. Apply a l
Pen nys aver . 1 6 6 0
~.CM.
indjvidual to prepare •ng. Apply 7·Elevcn
"'1U time position avalla·I feasibility cost estimates Store, 1097 W. Balter,
Adamsollice. duslrial developmen.ts OOMPAMON _ Elderly Oellvwy driver, s m. m!g.
. with bac kgro und in woman Sl.'c ks m iddll' finn. gd dnvm~ re<."Of'd. l•---------Unit.edCahfomla Bank performing utlltties Ul· valid Ca lif d nv0 r 's -.-S ""'''"" Beach Bl d a~ woman to shr homl.' ~ ..,... "' -........, v · ve1llgat1on s & pre · J license. Call for app. ...._ Huotington Beach l11Tu.na ry e ng. s tudil:S. ~ dom<.'StJ~ <l_ulie!!. Non 6'12-22S6 -.:u or women 25 yrs or
960-6S15 C:.ikulution o f e arth smoker Salary M 1:0.~ I -------older. Know ~ coast E O t~ V 4!15-"ri7 cities. Net Sl80 a wttk or ___ _ ~--_ quanllt1~ & superv1s1on, IC'JO ;i. 1 _ Uel Men over 18 for L A mor e . O range coa st
BARMAID Attractive Apply lll person w11b re COOK for conv hosp Times w bomes m -NH & Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt ~thusiastic.• part lime l>'Wrll" to Mr. Fuentes a l IOAM·6 :.> PM full tum· 1 CM Must be r eliable & Herrma nn, t'o unlain
64&993S Robert Bein, W1ll1a m expcr. only. Xlnl. EmµI ll.i \e dependablr ca r. Valley. INo of Sla ter
-----f'r1W'>t&A<;s0<· 1401(Juail I bcnt.>fits. i'll',1~c u11µh 1t1 l'1•rm P'I'.SWO M50 per b e lwn New h op e &
kannatd, p & I· t i mt• !:it .. Newport Beach__ ~·rson 111·\Nly Ma11111 mn. 646-0637. ~-SM4. Euclid 1 ·'·iublc l ..... n 17 :MoV1rton a t'~ I -----. ._ ________ _
ELECTRICA L T t:ST
TECH -Unique OP·
Portunity w /small well
est.abllsbed maouf. of
electrical (not d t•c.
t ronlc I distri but1o n
~p. Fara.so loeated 10
S an Juan C ap1:>lruno
area. ls lhe only one of 1L'
type on the West Coa~t
H a s UL cert1f1ed
drcuit.s. ldeaJ caodidale
woWd have mils. 2)rrs.
coUege, Syrs in endnttr ·
kng 1m a nuf. envlro n-
~nt. well organ11t"d
Tius pos-iuon offrrs OP·
pQrtunity for carc'('r Jd·
vancemenl. f or 1mmt'tl
ld.erV.ew please i.ubm1l
resume m dupucat<' to
Unicorn E:let'l r it a l
Products. PO Uox 6470,
Anahetm. 92806.
""' ' ~ ~ CIVIL ENGIHEER . , r>F:MONSTRATORS -,.
PROJECT EHGIHlER lli'>k.'> Wt• 111~-<1 IX-'oµll• 1 ~~rmarkels your area.
t.lealAy A.-;s'l, II d ;iy wk Cm.-er oppor. for C1v1I who arc wi.Jlmi.: to lclAm 1-'n. &Sat szs-.. day. Car
$25 pr duy. L1 c 'd r e t)lgmeerwtth Jormore &woT1lh!lrd.~xpN nt-<'. nc l·e.;l>ory. 541 ·03?1.
quired. w~-0212 yr s. expcr. in publi<' Gd pay & bencf1h Saut1• '61<1H8. 541-0718 ·----worlcs &/otlancldevelop--man. m ust be f.f m1h11r -_ _:_ __ _
8eaUl.)' Operator Neec1od menl. Engmeenng BS w 1.seafoot.1 l'untry rrw11 . DetutdfrOfttOfc
with charte.le. Harbor & dejo"ee & Calif. reJC. pref I r a l> t ""' o r k t · 1 CluillcnJ!ing ca reer op-
_Adams. Terry 549-JOOS. Apply in penwn with re w/lcnowle<li:e or prnJ.ucc porturuly in established
•lllE STORE• swne to Mr 1-'ucntt.-s at Las Bnsas, 361 C11H Dr Nt>wport Beach om ce. Hobert ~in. Wi lliam. La g. Bc h Apµlv 111 <~rtul, malurepenon.
Slare liner-. Msu.t. Mn t )-osl & Assoc. 1401 QuaJ.J penon f:xpe ra e n ce e u en t 1 a I. llf., Medm., for ~h St.. Newport Beach. .:...;..;...;...;. _______ 1 66«i01
dealer. Salary S20K. COOK wanted, q uanlll)' ---------
Must bave prior blk Q.ERJCAL cooki.ng exper. nef"deJ DIMTALASSfST.
Mecho. aper. In a :.tore Entry le vel job wi~h I for .retirement rac1Ul)' Ortho. cluun1de . Expr.
~9835 _ I l?J"OWlng. lnsurant't·. < o Gwd mt'<ltl·al & dl•nt.11 o nly Join our t eam .
1KW 0 C Alt'JlOrt (,ood t...ruih "'l'wµon \Illa l'n~.ress1ve offi~ Costa locikk~ F /C I h ,1n<I wral1 n i.:. J 1• l ,1 ii , f1'2·5Htil Ml,... Newport. 540-5170
Ma intain all hook:-•ii 1111nded, rrutlh ~·11L1turk ----
ongmaJ entry, at'fvunt!>f 'I)'!>'·~ 833-8450 I 0 .1'>l.J M,.,_1 ~t:.lumi•r'
1
1,)i•nlal. 1·ha1rs1dc 8.SSL'i·
recei vable & payubh· I - -I :..'70 Jo. 17t h :-it 1 \1 t.Ult. Mon·Thurs. X·ray
Xlnt wt>rtoni.: c·onih & CLERICAL f" lllw· IV 1• 111111. t\l•Pt\ l.H' req'd, Salary open
hcnef1 l~. llunl fld1 l....ir~c i hn[l & Loan • ., •rlPt'"-'•ll. IO 1;, !AG XJOO ~ary $1000-SJlOO ''all Joolung fur snd1v1t.l ual to ----
.Janc forappl ~4!JJO !ill a n ~nlr y ·l \•\r·I 1·0,mtn lh·lp ('oo\.. '\11v. OEMTALASSIST.
- - -den cal JJC>Silion sn 11--II.mm! Thi· Whollv 1 0,,. Exµer rt.'Q X·Ray Ile ~F:F.l'F:lt. l11!hl bk Costa Mesa 0H1tc. l.1t1· It.est 111 -..:rt lit 11 sn t.itl•i 1~ Moo thru lhurs,
kpng, pan or ru11 llmt-typ111greq'd & mus t hav•· Manna Vill:H(i• 1, 1 ur I i :!pm. Lal(una ll1lls
flexible hours I':"" •r b us In l's:... It I< t• u I> n·ntly v"t'ktrl~ f 1 & 1, t 1 area IS:»-0340 nc.-c. 5'M). lSOO, 645-28ill pear an cl'. X Int. work 1 n i.: -----• tood. sn beuul1ful m•w of Counter llelµ & fit Coot. DfMT AL ASSIST.
IOOIO(EfPBt fll'e. t\.ill l'O. tJenehb In· lnd1v1cluals must hav1• .1 AHO RECB'TlOHIST
P tChrg. Peg boar d d udin~ profit :;hann~ i.:ood Job history, neut & for trfondJy pn>flres&lve
:..yi,;tem. MoV1ng to S:rn <.:all Mr M un~:1111 di l'lc<1n appcurann " al)ih specia lty practice 1n
Jwm art"a. Manufactur 64.'>3153 rur inlcrvll'W I tY lo give I 10'/r posit IVf' ~Beach. MU!lt be
mgfll'tll.C M. 751-0350 .1ll1tudc. & ~uull in bri lit hl , ene rgetic &
900UEl!PERF/C I
Posit.loo with prominent
•'astuon Isla nd anvesl
meal firm. Excellent 0 1>
partanity. Call 640-0123
C.1encal 1l 1:.at1ve I! you lll c l'l rrolut'e E.xpr . pref but
these reqwrrmcnts, .rnrl I 'IOl ~ for n lithl person. S O S want to enhance vuur Xlnt pay, fringe benefits. tia..P! · worlt . pleas,. or'"" in Non-smoker ~__:__
p<·r s n n al 34<!V 'v 1.1
l'.mploycrs dc:..pi!rJtt·ly Opor to. St(' 11 4 bl.,.11 D ENT A i. C h a1r s 1de
m't..'<1 temporary uHm · JOam-4pm Mu't lw Iii Nw-se NB pleas group
toelp. Set-lung qua lified year; or a.-tc Ask flll prnrt, 4 day wk e xp pre.
!>ec r cl a r y 'i. Book Carol bi~ r<I 640-_ 1122 kee pe r i., C l c r k l> & _ -----~-
----
Expanding i.nt.enor plant
co.' desire s ene rge l ll'
person to' install n<'w
jobs. Wi11 train. Plant
knowledge h e lpful.
C&rditf AMOC .• 540-4242
Experienced Salftm.a n
TU-ROH
WANTS YOU
To rill avalaoche of or
de rs from marint'.
motorc yle . s porlln ~
i;eoods. motor sports, rt>
tallers. Great <>wtY but we are very selective· &
want confident winner
types only. We train ex
~-Vis!\ \IS & Stt' QU.l Mr. S&.ooe ~
Oar wash. C~ man. mgr
trainee. Two locations.
how\y plus comm. Sun la
Ana call Nick 957 lt22
C o s t a M e i,a c al
Bernardo 645-2022 17 u•et•n
OPB41MGS
Typuts , Counter -K1rl , Kuq,·r "I l.ll'l'llaJ
TOP PAV I <.1eaners t\111 time 18(, 11FC RECE'PT NR Pleas •--------N AM ~ YOUR OW'll F.. l6thSt CM 548·702'.l 1itr11up prac 4 day wk. l Fac1«Y
HOURS' ---· Sat mo 64(»1122
SpedalOffic.• Count.er help. samlw1rh -------
Ser-Yicet shop. M F, houni n ex1 Uesk clerk, mature. ~Ua·
CASHIB 634-2190 blc. p ,t, housewife or hie l)t'n on fo r fo~ont ~~ 11=:~!! Caty, Orange F:or. tntture person. fn .. ndly Oesk. Hrs must be nex1·
Ri u d --------worltiog cood. S56-0670 blc ma ar wa re , 26 ___ __ _ 'nwlnnAt l.nguna.
Harbor.C.M. Oeneal CltlDITO.ERIC 2 11 N Coast tlw y ,
~IHOUSEWAR~ RM Peri....._ Job I m m e d . o p e n 1 n g La(.,1\1118 Beach. 494.7535
Apply in penoa. Rion Mature w o man f o r wtpubliablnl( co. Good forappt.
Hardware, lo:M Irvine pleasant Newport Bch phone manner!l to assist ...::..::.-------
<Welltdlff Plau). NB d e. clerical. no SH. Rrs. credit dept w /collec· DONUT SHOP early AM ---------1 1..SPMM.on-Fri.646-7431. tiom. Accurate typing, & aCtrn s hifts . Pref
C~llEIS CLall7/ll
Part lime. 11 \>M to 7
AM. Fri ck Sat only 675
general office duties mature woman. No np
Xlnl co. benefits. Eltper. oec Apply in penon Olp.
pref. but w ill train. plty Doou181854Newpoi't
llOO/mo. Call personnel Bl CM
U TDTE U Paular\no.CM. 751"4652
.. Clerk Typist , full tpart
MARKE.'TS time, for upholstery ln-
54&-CU
Oastodwl, immed. open
li'U( for retail s tore & or·
f'ice maintenance. Need
person e xper. in m anor
electrica l and plumbtn.C
repafr. Perm. position
w/xlnl benents Call Jim
or Ra)' 6'4-5070.
<>Pmlo&s now available fOr full lime Assist a nt
M.aaaaen on 2nd 6 3rd
lhiA. No experience nee.
1.e'rlor decorating firm.
Chance to learn busi·
ness Call for intl!rv1ew
642-8400
Wetraln. SU.rt 13.30 to St --------per la.Ir. AdvancerneGt
~I« maoaf(e-
md pQlklom '° 115.SO SIS' bour 11 qualified, For
mare UllarmaLloo & ln·
......-. iaPPb '° •tore -. _.Crown Valley ftwJ, l.allJU• Beach,
--. WUI 1.at«vlew llaa tbru Fri lam to
~ Oppor Employer
a..-llTYPIST
ladinl Orange County CUSTODIAL
MnfC. Co. la seeking lo.
d ividual1 for clerk 2Dd ahlft open.l..aK tor ~ ~lUona. Must ~ aell·1tart.cr.
type 4 5 w p m . Muat have pnor ex-
RfllllODllblUU.. include pertence. Scale to
tn'Da. nlina • 1eneral 16.51 /br. Nur.nero"a
clerical duties In the bealftla, I.net. hllly paJd
martcetlng dept. 1 yr. medical li4*'tal.
genera.I omce eJlper. re·
q&a,.S. Apply lo penon.
<>lmk'al 1pray °"rat.on ~ S,.Chllffn ""8ded. Exper. helpful L640 Monrovta, C.M.
but not lleenHl'Y. Apply• ·M2-·:M2'7 _____ E_ .• 0 •. E.. Oellvery ptrlOft
• A • H LlndscaPlnfC, ffl.nt. Bch area.
IOSAHIHC.
~.Newport Beu<'h An EQo&J Opportunity
'tmployer
mu Vla Fabrtcant.c Ste. 511-ZD&
101, Mlulon Viejo. O ualfled Ada are the
'aml between I> AM ., ll'llwef' to a aucN111tu1
IPll. ._.. M yard aalel ft'•
a ""*-' wa1 '° tell roore ..,,..,
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DEAFTSPERSON FOR
SUB-DIVISION
-PL.ANNING Ql~r opportwiltY for
expeneoced sub-division
plaMln1 Draftsperson.
Plann.lng, architectural
or c1vl l-e n11neerin1
ba ckg round d esir ed.
Graphic 1kills a must.
Apply ln person with
sampleatoMr. Fuentea
Ill Robtrt Be~. WWiam
Frolt .. A.Moc. l.c>l Quall
SL Newport Beach.
DRAPTSllEN
~~for
talented lndlvlduala
w/np. ln 1abdt¥talon,
waler pipellne, 1ewer
•tor latld dft'elopmeftt
d vU eniiMerin1 draf't·
Ina. Apply In person
w1aample1 to Mr .
~tel at Robert. Bein.
William Froat .. A•· '°°*"· wot Quall St .. ~Bncb.
WAREHOUSE
ASSDIBLEY
FACTORY
lRVINE
E.0.E.
Frtd omce 11r1. typ&nic •
»~ wta~cy. pay
raises a. tMd. plan llS
dt.tJel i.ncreue. 98C)..S492
F\&lJ • P rr Potit.IOM 111
new 1 P41tlalty food•
center In Irvine.
Maaa1ement op -
portuai&iots. cau PeUY
SS-.
P\all time~ '° a urt lmmedlalely.
YCMll D• aau.& be able lo._~ Call for in·
tervtew, SS,·'311 o"r ....
ODfDAL On'JCE -
lalllt tcUoY phone con·
t•ct, working
w/~, typlnR •
cWail wortt. Paid vaca·
&iam, llc:ts ,.Y • health
Im. AllQM Mon·F'rl. at
BerdeGI P•l Control,
.. Randolph, C.M .
stf.S10 .
(~M!f'u.l Off wt·. L> l or I,\ ~aJ OffK•'. pt tllw·
Good ~adt-r 11tYI 11tU-·11· ~ :1 dJiy11 .i wk
Uon to dttaU Wi ll lri•IO IW &Ale lH'1 ~I
!16'1-7314 ------•Gt:NERAL OY•'ICt .
General Ca1<J.ni.:. WQrnf"f\, 1'YPU\c. ~. onkni
men. doy evo. Will 0:.. M8lll 6U!Al30
tr11 n . Irv ine . ('a ll
64H I000 ,8'11AM Gui ~y f\all or r 'T Ute olftce & anst<k a.le'\
G1Mu .. C'"'9&
F'or tnl e rnallonal
marke ting co Fu l l
r hantc o! lilt>r atur '!
hand.Uni:. m.a1I machine. rn I ' I' 11 u I I e ~ Fu I I
h c n 1· ( 1 l ' A p µ I \
K 30 Spm IM S 1-:qu1p
mt•nt. ~1:, ll11 rr.1m J
lr v1nr Mr ' f'11p lJn I
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Typin& ~ry Mon
t'h. ~y us person. lZ8
M.au!Sl .HB ---
GIR1FRIDAY
~lure woman neoedt-0 to
oMJr°k 111 Circ'uJal100 Dept
11( Ouldoo~' MaRazinc.,
l<X· n£•ar O C A!rpon. ~11
citper ne<' 3Jhr work
Wl"t'k A.sk for Lury
!I »-' :I>~
General offi t'l' omre hclµ. '\Oh r. wt't•k . GtRLS FRIDAY
(.2 m ghtlil Will tr:un PARTTIME
Jewel-, Uy J uscvh I l':dJiy·ScUy Wt ......
~~. Expenen<'ed. pe r m a-
~al {)Hit'\! h~lp for nenl, prof"s 1onal for ~ Tax & Al"roW>lulJ: .rmnutactunni.: h01> Co t1rm S6 to 19 per hr
1n Lagurui N1i:uel M tl-rO Also need 2 en:n.111gs 4 JO
PreclslOO !>w~.1131 !1331 tn9 per ~ & 9 tu 5 Soll
G«Jeral Main•---~ f 1b1ft. Write stating ~ ... "'""" or I quali/lcatiom to. Allen pri vate community, Hammond C PA. 20-4 1
IMDOOl~l
MAJMT ... ~
YUU u,,,.. • ""''' o,,,. .. ,~
lnipoc-t.oiin
IHPaOCHS
2h1 ~J\ ~.1.nc for 1n
dl\lld&UI h,1 VIJii( f'fft'nl
e aper w ••·rn11 p .. f'1•
f~ x all.' to Jl 2J
w llld>l boow. Ou\lltan<j
l1IR benefits w COii\ uf I 1 \
~ i.ncreues & fully p:.11d
med..1caJ & dental
ROSAti'IMc.
54M-~ l\l'Wporl lie:it·h
An l:;qu:..J 0Wort.1.11Ul y
io:tnptoyPr
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1.-Ad: J 1htr..._
W•dJ,.,.1t1;.. 1ot-rvl•11111
& l\t1111111ntt , YHA tV,\
lfrAn• l . .t1•fl Jwel w/U1 •91\t-111vntnra 1l•1ly
lllllJl"\llt~ '"'"" hrl11f11l INI IW~ rt"Q d CH>lld I YI'
IN& Mr.Illa • mu.al. 1"111
Ap p 't c;.,11 N 11n 1 y
lm>la.>
Coldwwl .......
~Mcw~Co.
An t;.q uaH>_p~ y _9'I.
Machift• Operator
T~
1-'or pr od u l'l 111 n '"
m1 n1al url• 1 nslrum ~111
part... Co 1n Lagun .•
Niguel Micro P n.'<'1:-1011
Swu.itl. 831·9331
Ma<iluu.~t
ACME
GRIDLEY
:!nt.I :Jufl
IHsuaAMCE
f'T'werty It C asuah y A.s
..s.ant.. n p mm 2 yn int·
l)'PlnR. xlnt benefit:.
J ~ Jnsur:i.tK"t' oHteoe.
Irvine, r ail Ma ureen
~-O!aJ ~ () f; 1lm outstandmg poe &Uon
-•118•....,_"' A'~'f. t'J off~ Wtdouble d11~JI ~ ~ bolrty pay ~.ales a. 1A-
Part t 1 m r K a l , dude: perso nal11ed Hnea
tnmee. k ad &o tuU time
nceUenl C' a rf't"f' 962 359'7 Laguna R<'ach nre a Hu~1nes:. Center l>r
,,u ,t h j V(' \'l.l l l d ~llf• 103, l r\1nt·. LJ
C:a lt(o r n 1a drt\•'r ' \CiU> J41utlinJJ 1 l.mmt-di.J t" req UI r?trw n t I ht't'fl."4' Co.111 ~fon thr u
1-'n 4.<;~i I !11r Jl'J>Olnl
llX'nl -------
G H E E :-< 11 0 l ' S ~. fur t-:1.iwr !>'~I fur
H J-:1.P t:H r <·r..,0 11 pan l 1m .. 1n L.,guna
needed w "'°'k in 'm ~IJ!Uf'I & ~.i n J u .in
i:rroenhous<' for tntl•r Ca~'lrano C:oupl,. J <'
lndscpng firm t:xpt'r I '~ Could bt! ~up
prt"( Approx J0.40hr "k :c. a ru.ithlly rou~ dt>
':au MJchelle oo ~ ~ on t.otaJ hr-. you
•<>VERTIMt:
•PAI l> VJ\(' .\T l 01'
•llONLS U.'11 VAC I'\)
·~JCK PA\
• 10 lfO LI O A 'r""
•2ANNt:ALC U I
' lN<.:R.EAS £S
(ienet'nl
VOLT
•1'yp1su.. •Sc•c n•l:i n ,., .
•A rcou n l:.tn t s.
0 W11 r e h o u s e . •/\s
i;emblf'rs . • M a lll tenn nt'1'.
•lnd~ll'lal Read lhls ad
today .& work tomor ·
1ft;J51
S4M741
:848Campus OrNn
<Acroea ( rom
John Wayne Aui>ort I
Equal Oppor Employer
GENERAL
NOW
HIRING
ALLSKILlS
......,.AFME.0.E.
~ "''.' Jc Jll
GUARDS
f\IU & part lime. All
are a s . U nifor m s
furnished. A1es 21 or
over. R.et1red ~lcome.
No experteoc.-e nee. APJ>-
ty Unlversa.! Proc.edlOCl
Service, 1226 W. Sth
~-Sult~ Ana In·
tervaew hours !}-1.2 " • ... I Monlhru Fri
H O MEMAKER S
Supptement family in·
C"O(tle U\ your span> ume.
For appt caU 847-ls.:16
tAwn6-8PM.
Homemakers 1nlere5ted
ID fllllTWla $100.$150 wit
on phone procram Work
from borne. tlex hrs No
exp. nee Call 4pm 7pm
89387
Hmtess · Qaa.h.ter. t'Xper .
p t eve s . Apply 10
per.ion. Ren Brown ·~
Rall.. 3ll06 Coast Hwy
So. Lag
HOTIL/MC>Ta
NigN. audltor /f&&J.J.~.
EQ>er. pn!f. Apply Moo.· Frf. M . 8l"uce Smith :
wanl l.O wurit. Se~ral op-
uons aval.J. CaU ~~
JNC'TotbAL
Part wne "'91 after 9 or
earty am in eosu Mesa
6 days a weelt. Clean
wo rk & JC OOd p ay.
~21117
2nd s bJfl open1og for
rspon51~ HU -starttt
Must bave pnor ex.
pene nr e . Scale t o Si.SJ /br. Numerous
t.mefib. tnel. (uUy pa.Mi
medlw "dental
•3 A..'l":-.JUAL M E RJT
REVIEWS
•f-1.JU.Y PA.ID
MEDICAL&OENTAI
INCLUDES
ALL DEPENDENTS
•PAIDOPTICA.I .
•NIGHT BONUS
•TOOL PURCHASt:
PROGRAM
IOSAMtMC.
~Newport Bea1·b
An Equal ()pp>r1.unrt y
Empk>yer
MAallNISTS, part l.Jmc.
~ Oltielrer. ~
~work AwtY Ill
perso n. 3422 <D > W
MacArthur Bl. Santa
Ana.
MAID
£x:ptt pttf. fuJI tam<'.
ltOSAMIMC. ~time ~~-~ Nnrpot\ Beach
An Equal ~ly liWds.. apply 'Tbe lnn a t
Emplooye'--r ___ La,cuoa. 211 N. Coast
Hwy. Lacuna Beacb J""trySa1espoenon. - ----
Fl\lme pogrt.ioo. Apply Ill Manmance Man needed
p e r s o n K I R K for property m1:mt ro.
J E WELERS . 2 l00 S800 mo + gas a l -
Hartlor Blvd . C M ~-Must bave e.x
penenoe. tDols & true It
&U·l»I
~' National Corp. needs ltcy
SIM520 Sen aemmte lnn. us W.
DS.2622 ap&andian. s.c.
1.-ty, coWd ~ • niUred
penlOUl. capatM,e ol CarUll(
for conva~ttnt lady.
wbo is recoveriq from
fracttared hip • wruL
WW aeed help M weeb
Pleuut 1\l!TOWMSlng.
Nlibts and tor days.
541-519.
penon for Orange Coon
b' area. WW lr1d1a. Xlnt
<Wellr ~unit.y. Call
Mr . M aste r s
?14MJ-el76
~~~~~~-.,-HOUSECLEANER -
llC.-TlOHIST
needed ln our corporal£'
headquarters, localed In
lrviM TypinJC. phon<'!>.
flll n 11 . a crounl 1n~
knowledge helpful Ex
cellenl opportunity fur
advancemcnl, ICood com·
pany ~Mflt.a. Contact
PetllOl'IMI or apply at
557.9051
Sci Uflc Dttm.t
Cutroh
J.I01l MJtchell South
1rWie . £ 0 . E.
Olli1 Otfc JWp.Ptr. 2·
ldaYI wk. oo lyptnl or
dictatkm. '4 hr. Min MO
day.-.-1afterfSpm.
ca...10fflu:
Sm PubllthlnlJ firm ls
uek1n1 Oen 'I oftc
W()r\er, 11\mrle clc.._rlcaJ
d ullu . re a •e d~ et ·
~. m1turti non• ~r. pat: 811M.157
t5Ml ()Mbput.er l.n, u. e
SIU. lidlll tlema wttb a
IWly Pilot Clualfled Ad.
Needed Thun .. Fri. ..
per hr. MWlt have own
trans. 67S-l909
Housecluners . P /T &
F.'I'. foe l>OUMclearunic
l!ef'Vlce St.Sill hr. 536-3894
LAUNDRY -Help wan·
lad . For r et irement
facWty Good medil'al 4c
dental bene . Newpe>rt
WJj 6.i 58111 -----
~t
Houlleteeper Sun & Mon. LIAO MAM/J,.-..
o nly . Cblld c a r e ., ror production cuam1c
housekeep1og. G ood shop. Must ba~ ~ad u -
worlun& cond. Love ly pr aad apealt apanbh.
--. 6'1-2>11 or kl-8'100 ~
Reqw re ente rpris in.:
person spare Ume. Earn
more ~Y iJs your own
bus. without leav&nf;your
pres ent positio n
Jeacoclt Diatr. Consul-
\alU, Ul·~.
llaaaaer /Leaalntt Agt.
for businesa parlt. f\111
lime, I days ,a Wffk.
Sectttarial sltllla re-
qt&red. Call C714 )59<11118
~. llf17.a983 wbda. " ---------
eY(ll, LEGAL SECRETARY·
tw.l-Ume. o.c. Airport ~ t to ., ..._.rrt, a school·
ace cllUdren. lrvlne.
Own car. Re&. SlJ5 twit + blnltlta. ID.ob$ evn.
KO USEKEEPER -
5days.
M\llJt have own car .
fWmanem.,f45-()0811 ............ , .......
l'\aU or p/Ume job. Xlnt
traift.lnf oppottunltlea.
Camp.cltive ..... eon .. wm.at houri. Apply at
MeOooalda, • Av•. Ploo. Sen CJernent.e
-. call ir.. '1SJ..,. ~.
-a..AL--SICl-•llT••AR-Y• MAHAe• -~ T1•11•s ; P.lMMMllPNc t mm•cUate full itme SI JOO pGldtlon avail, both fliys DOtam11C $1200 .. nl,Ma for •H .... lve
COIP $1200 lodlvldual1 wltb ~·t>od
........... ..-.. SIJOO peraonalltl••· SJarl ., ,___..,""""" 1900· t 1200 /per:.,., o
+bfneflta. Apply 6Jly
'
after 5pm .U for..,... or
Mary. Me N' F.d-. ~.
m111v h•< i. <llf'l'<v , UO t , 1'1\.h, Coet.11 ....
110 Nftport Ctr Dr NB Sell wttll EASE.!
llialll •-l\ .. alll&91" Qaaallled Adi M>X7S
\
'
for ,,nt a.. Pill
...,...,..._ ltuat ha~ Aatwerl•~•rvl~•
•I bt<'ktroued. (JpwlllW. fftf. .... ,..... • tiiilwtltnia. call
..._ to: CIAMlfted Ad lar : ... ,._
U71, D•U1 Pilot, pg,.__ .. --...~
P 0 .Bo& lHO, Coa&a --_..,...,.
MIN. Ca .. ~=a. 0::' ~-
IWUNE TRAVEL un ==· .... .w tnlb.
OPDATOR -W/mla ~_,... ~ .... 6 PU OP"D.ATOa
bneflt.a Call collect Mlwnat s.rv ltxpr ~ Mana.del ...... _._ _______ -' PDo,..&or. am...rtn1
M -· ........... ..W..•.-Pftfernd. ,...u.l ......... ,.,...,. o.&a .... AIU Swin& O.,•~ ......... 11 1rave1ard ~all 9lo 0-......_ QaU ,._,m 1-.-... ua~
b"lilllt-. •PIX• ___ ....._.__ ___ _., T A B a 1u w f' rl n I
ldCJIANIC. 11111 or pen 8W'nC'e blm. ...... ..... ...... T A. al. Miii Min' bAI a
W/10•• ••P9'1••<'•, , •• pollllOtU open In
tAI06I eat MC. Appl.)' at 1\aa . SA. CM. 6 Hwtl H
atll, lllb • lrvloe. .,._" Varied &tun.a. P 'T
Newport Be~b or P 'I' Maoy ouutand
I.al ~ Worts near
Ml!CHANJC, w/onan t'X >'O'lr bome fr Hm wtulf'
•· Good wortuna con<t >W ie.ni ManM ~•per desuiabl4' ~
f~98l7
MedacaJ
Good l)'l>lSt . transt·nbtr,
ei1tbus1asuc learner~
Good oppty U1 N 8. Oen
\.al olf c. Ml .as&.
lllecbcal
X-RAY TECHNI CIAN
Part time. Orthoped1{'
tic FaslUoo Isl.~
Motd i•CJ Mach'"~
Operaton
We have n o work
ahortage! Joln a busy.
st.able & still growing 20
year old co: learn on the
shift ol your choice while
~g with a leader m
the custom molding Ill·
• aust.ry. Present openinf(s
avail. on g rave yard
s hift. llpm lo 7am
Rapid advancement for
tho6e sbowtng aptitude &
desire. Good s tarling
wage +sluft bonus + all
major benefits co. paid.
Profit shanng employee
incentive program.
CIMCO
26.sBngg:.
Costa Ml.'Sa u blk s. or Baker
Redhill I
off
Nurses Aides 7·3. 3·11
Certification Tra1nin1?
avail. Mesa Verde Conv
Hmp. 661 Center St. C.M
5(18..S.SSS
NURSES AIDE 7.3 &
3:30-7:30 ..
549-3061
NUBing
LYN charge nurse, 7AM·
J:JOPM. 3PM ·11PM.
Nurses aides, all shifts.
Certi/ied or will train.
Good medical/dental
benefits. F1agsh1p Con
valescent Center 466
flaptup Rd, NB 642-8044
FUil ~ !~Ter B~ Ungual. Light typing. MalSl have stroog pbone
penonabty. Ca II 642·2256
forappt.
Cl'Cice Help needt>d. One
hard worker lo run copy
machine Casual al·
l'OOfiphere. Flexible hrs.
Noo smoker. If interest
edsend name & #to KRI.
P.O Box 18942, Irvine.
9ZT13
ORDER DESK GIRL
Answer telephones.
some filing, must have
good bandwnlllll? C,;ill
II s. P1ckw1ck Paper.
~1157
PART TIME
EVENINGS
Adults with outstanchng.
attractive personalilles
who enjoy working with
kids. Over 21. Start al
13.SO .per hour. Phone
6•2 ·4321. Ext 25
BE'J'WEEN l·SPM.
Ask for ......
Equal Opportunity
Employer.
PART-TIMBS
Need 4 GOOD phone
VQices! Exclllna club
promotion. No eK~r. nee. Apply 543-7957
PAaTTIMI
IVMHGS
Aasl.Sl In editor s \lrvey
ccinducted from our of-
fice at the Orange Coast
Daily Pilot. 5: 30-9: 3
Mon-Fri. 9: J0.1: 30 Satur·
•· Great for colleiianl ..S mocd~. SM pr
wk . ONLY
lllQUlREllENT IS A
GOOD VOICE. C11l
SeU s~r w good typ-
11\i and S H s kills for
pmiUoo w v a.net)'. some
penonnel & 1muirante ~ lrvmearea
Call ro, a ppt
540-7639
l>L Kenda vis lnd E 0 E
PaSOHMEL
COUHSELOR
Our s mall. friendly agen
cy needs a trained
counselor. If you n re
seeking a change, tall
Rita. 540·6055. Coastal
~I Agency. 2790
Harbor, C.M. Never a fee.
PHOTO FINISHING
Dr1vet" for pickup & de·
livering or photo
finishing. Co. car pro-
Vlded. Mon-Fri. Hrs. ap-
prox ~30AM to 6:30PM
$125 per hr. Call 549· 7366
rLUMIB'S Ha.PB
Will Lram. $200 week to
start. Open 8am.gpm_
714 995-841.J
PIUMTIMG
U you are 20 or over. &
looking for a career op-
parturuty in printing, ap·
ply a t PENNYS1\VER.
1600 Placentia, CM.
hdEstateSalH
Opening for licensed
salespeople, locally
owned, with national re·
fen-al system. Excellent
working conditions.
Earn 100% commission For conlidenlial app "t
caJJ 759-0226
~ £\_ECV• SYSTEMS·
\. tflt ._NM.:_)
Real Fstat.e
DCITIM&
OfflCE
Has open.mg for 2 agents
with great potentia l
Mangement op ·
port.unities plus lremen
dous income Unlicensed
welcomed. Ca ll Al
Stellato for inlen•iew
!m-5671
RealEs ..
Offiu MClllOC)n"
Large expandinR com
pany 1s s eeking 1n
d1viduals who possess
management skills Ill rl!
<1 1 e s tate and are
hcensed. Persons we are
looking for. possibly
managing an office now.
or have l.he experience &
desire t o be come
managers . All replies
held in stnct confidence
Salary + bonus a nd in
cent1ve program and
other company benefits
Reply to Box 644. Dall~
Pilot. P.0 Box 1560.
Coo6ta Mesa. Ca 92626
Real fl; la le
LICEHSB>
UHUCEHSB>
Will train Best com
mission s plit in the in-
dustry 70/30. lo top pro-
ducers. For Interview
call BUI at RedhUJ Real-
ty, LidoolCice; 673-7300
Real Estate Sales
S A L E S
PEOPLE
NEEDED in
Sunset Beach
office , top
commission.
Call Bud Hyams
llf4J 146-H02
~ Ht 312 after Have YoU read today's ~IO PB. llonday thru ~ Ada! If not. ~ r;;.. miNinl the best let.own!
.........
COt•OIMAll
Wll ~•'ta..J ..... ._...,.d .
oel7 I Lookln1 or ~--•uclt· Oii Lo ~... yo11r old C"IMlllllMT ....... I A ..., CICIM'lft la U-.har q wWcb maU. UWt
hater • l'llmatu
ucrow Top tom
nd loAt Cor euy Hlea
WW Diil INM'fwe w Ith ......... a.-. .. 111
! c.u o~ Dillow for
detA!lt OD II artb
~ 6ae<TMtla lbl ..... ,.,,
Ru.I Eatale Nl}W In
~for salHPf"C>-
ple df<'lni a f uUll inti
~ tn real e.tate TUJi
profeWoo.al ofhet! Xlnt
l r ll In I n II "I ll It I J Ill
75-UOI
=:= Walkm 1: lee
Real B;tate
Rtx:i:JVING CLt-;HK
MatUN per~ \tt' reCt!I\
ln& eJCper tu work an
shoe co wa.rebou!.e Some
heavy lltung StBrt .it
tliliOMo. SG.8043
RECIPT JTYP1ST
needed full ume by elcc·
tronic company located
nr OC Aul>ort TWX ex
pr. helpful. can Deverly
~1100
Recepuorust:General or
fice. Need immed Must
be bnght & cncrget1t•
Light typing Enjoy
worlung Ill a qwck paCl'<l
prof e ss ional al
roosphere. Call Beverly
641-8820
Recept.iorust w light typ-
ing, gd. w l f1gure!'o pie.is
mg personabty I IB area
A.sit (or ViVlan or Nancy
891-1791
Rueptionist /XeroJ.
Opetator
FUJI lime 9am to 6pm
Pleasant. good telephone
skills nee. Appl} 1n
person to Mr. fo'ul!nll-:. .11
Robert Bein. W1!11am
frost & Assoc. 1401 Quall
St.. Newport Beach.
Receptionist 1 Bookk{:eflt•r
for presll~i o u s I ;n~·
firm -Newport Beach
Salary commens uralP
with abil ity & ex ·
perlence. Ask for Sally,
7141640-5650.
RECIPTIOHIST -
TRAINEE
Growing Irvine co. has
full·t1me position Im
med. avail. Bri ght
person w 1frool a office
appearance & good
phone manners lO handle
all inrommg bnes. Lile
typu&& reqd. Call Sbelley
ror appL ,.,._2333.
Calif. Copytng Prods.
RlCS'TlOHIST
With or without typin~
needed. Top pay Tem
porary & full lime Call
Tod Servlces at 979-0164
l•P•rl•n <'• out ,_.. .. ')'. but here'• ......
llahSc-hool EducaUon f'llaitlW Allttude
w.l.I Oroom9d
GdodDnvtAI R~
Abibty to treat people
llke ~. with I IMl·
LW"e lmairal U1 custom.,.
uualacuoo. Ir 1bovtt all,
~~
U )'U" tJunk }IOU "re OW'
type Of l)t't'l>On. don 't
Wllil. 0Dnta<'t Ult tocby
tnptt'IOD
~
#I .. °'-P C....ty
2W5 Harbor Bh iJ
COSTA MESA
979-2500
Sales O:lntractor Suppbes
~. ~esale tool
& hardware. Nalwnal
Co oow hiring young
men t g 30 $200. SSOO a
week+ Bonuses Call
714 /894.-0055
SALISClRI<
fo'nbric stor e . C all
Maureen 646-4G40
SALJ-:S
Df1trid Mmtaget T"""" Dady Pilot Newspaper
C1n:ulation Dept This
lu~y successful l!k•ul
newspaper has itn open
mg for a tra1nl'C LO the
clJ'CuJauon sales sernre
& collection area. Sele<'\·
ed applicant will receive
a bberal salary. re~uJar
ly scheduled raises .
bonus opportunities &
many rnngl! benefits.
such as paid 'acauom •.
paid group 1n!.urance.
life 111Suranre & dental
t'Overage.
App!Jcan~ must bt> 11<.
ha\·e a good dnv1n1? rt'
rord lloors are ~eneraly
UA.\1-9PM Monday thru
fnday Saturday over.
time 3\'allablc :n
OOeded
U you are qualified & a re
mterested in le11ming the
newspaper circulation
b~iness. come to the
Daily Pilot omce: 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa. Ask
for Harry Seeley or Ken
Goddard. Only apply
before HAM o r after
2PM Mon-Fri. E.O E.
Salesgtrl
TEHMISSHOP
CdM E.xpenenC\!d. full
llme. 640-4172.
Se)es
I mmediat.e opening for a
young sales lralllee with
a progressive watPr
works firm Complete
benefit package 1\pply
1n J>('rson Tf'I. 21~ ,\I ton
SantA Ana
Restaurant Sale.,m a n nePded fur
Bus Personnel. FUii or l>mall but e xpandrng r 'T. work ":"-' or r~ repm~aptuci. hu!o1ne-.o;
shifts. Apply Ill pei;;1~n Ask ror Glt!n ~ ~121; M·W·F. lpm-6pm. r rh
~m lpm al Pla..:a lh· Sale<> pos1t1on available
C.a fe::.. 48111 B1rr h St. Bu1ld1n.1; matl·rtah
Nwprt Bch.. 955 Z.l~I Orange County arl'.o
-RESTAURANTlll'.:LI' Plea....ecallf.37 73i:J
P 'T counter work buffet Salesperson
style. Flexible hrs. 9 J ADVJ::RTISl!liG Sl'i\CE
Ideal for housew1vei. & SA.LES Salary t Com
oolJege students. i\lrport m1.s.'110n. 631 6002
area CaJI Ron for J ppt
2-sPM. SM-05'"'4 SAi ES PERSONS
Restaurant -~allty plus adults
to wo rk v.1th an d
moll\'ale-kid~ Over 21.
In Las.?una. Ca pislrano.
SanOemente area."
CO{.; NT ER llELP -
Perry's Pizza We need
respon people lo work
flexible hrs for !\chool
Apply anytime
PERRY"S PIZZ A
2108~. W Oceanfront
__ N_ewpo_ rt Beach
Restaurant
New & exc 1t in~
PART TIME
EVENINGS
PHONE:
6'2-4321 or496 6800
Ext ~ Between t 51'M
Ask for Andrea
r estaurant concept SALES TRAJNEt: Sm
Newport Beach/Irvine well established manuf
area local.Ion. Now ac ol eleclncal distribution
cept.mg appllcations for equip. IS looking for ag·
prep, utility, ~a.shiers. & wesslve Individuals wh()
count.er help. XloL op-want a career in field
portunrty for students & sales. 1be appbcat1on or
housewives. F lexible tbe type of eqwp we
schedules. f /lime & manuf. Is not learned
plt.ime. C-Onlact Norlm ovenute. Therefore thIB
Restaurants Inc. Mr. opporturuty requires an
Englillb. !>47·0883, M·F, I n d Iv du a I w I In ·
9-5. telligence. learning abill·
Restaurant ly. patience. aggressive-ness & above all the de· Denny 's. Bristol & s ire to make sales a
Redhill. Exper cooks for career. for 1l takes a
Day shift. WahreMts for min. of 2yrs to become
Graveyard. Apply Den an effective :.ales 1n
ny's: 290 Bristol. C.M. clvtdual 111 ~ electncal
UT AIL CUii< lndulltry ·
fi\.ill Ume help needed. Two yrs college required
ll}S Moo·Fri. Will train. wtrnalh or enginffring
ApplyPlerl.2710Harbor major .• or 5 yrs. in
Bl. CM. equlvaJeot envtrcnmenl. ---------1 Reaume requires In·
SALIS ,_SON f~Uon not provided
Needed ror gift abop ln on pbOr>e l.ntervtews 1-'M.
Corona del Mar. F /time &c Sat. by appt Call
llan.·Fri, Call: 8'73-2288 714·9'0·201 l Un icorn
Men.· Fn. 8-4. Electrlcal Products.
Hllp W•e4 7100 T.....,,,......,,t.1• OM.VNDT g
.......,.,,~ .................
e ccut•c)', a oo d
&e.leMoH teebalque,
could dn•lop lato .-mun podkw! tor
r1 11tt peuon, Call Oelc' • Ml Alltiw for ""11· .... 10. ed llO.
UCJU:rARY TRAIN r:t:
,.....,.,_ w l\}'JllAa tblbl y
of 40·•0wpm w /a c ·
tW9t'Y lt.lper belplul.
tu will Lra1n rilhl can·
cldMe Aptttude .. will·
~to worll bani Im·
part.ant. M.Wlll.
Secretat)' Latuna Beach
eQ&i,oeertna cc>oaulung
firm need.I competent,
mature. ruponalble
aecret&ry. Xlnl. typing
alull6 Koowledae of
bookkeeping and /or
computer helpful. Call
Joao .~h.
SECRETARY I R ECEP·
TIONIST -Npt. Cntr
firm. good tYPlD & skdls
necessary. Salary open
<ii Marjone 644·2M.2
SECJtET AllY
Xlnt oppcy for sharp gal
w x1nl lypwg skills to wortt in fast paced, c()f(
gerua.I Newport Beach or·
fice call Lila al 83J.2900.
S ECRETARY ·
EXECUTIVE. arch1tcc·
turaJ or developer eJCPt'r
req. Good skills a must,
SH 120 WPM req Xlnt
Nl"Wport Beach location
Richardson Na~y
Martin
<714 1752 1800
Sel-retary
EXEC. Finance
Je!e!!2 U •
per'd. statktkal H<..
for fNlhntity ~ove,
I~ by toch, dnt.
typMcJ skills. ~ to •
terfau w /oceOWt+Wtq
dept .. no shorfhcMd re--
.. red. 2 mos. temp.
os1iCJftrnt>nt. storiirtCJ
2/25 /80. Call Ondrio
for appoMhMnt.
557-0045
On-Line
3723 lin::h Strfft
Newport leach
Very ~I office
is inte r viewlna ex·
perleoced ~retanes to wortt 4-8 hours per day.
Monday thru Friday
Must have fast. acrurnu.-
typing skllls, ability lo
compo6e ldlt'rs, & ~llJO}
wodtllli with people.
Bl.mess 11ttire and noo·
smoktt preftt'T"ed Ca 11
Mrs. Davts at 548·36.11 for
appointment.
Secretary
TOP EXECUTIVE
........................
P\11 ......... Wor(d ·a le1dln1 --acturwr al .,. .. ~~:l.~r. e ........... . dent ....... ,
bowa.dJe ot .u ..._ o111:a1...,, •
wtrtbou.ae oper•llon.
nuu .. •Ill laclude
U P.S. truckhaa,. will
calu. " uport d e>cu·
menta. Waae. bued oo sJdUa, mlnJmwn or of
2Yl'll ~. P'ltue
oon&art Cheryl. for an Ln •
tervlew appointment.
5el)4U.
SHOWROOM RECEP·
TIQlllST Mon·Frt 9-5 JO.
C all tor 1nterv lew
84Mt1I
StDCk Bi'ibrare
OIAMGI cou.rt'Y
Terrific opportunity to
grow wtlh one of nau.on ·s
ludina DISCOUNT
STOCKBROKERS Im
medla~opminp for
Reeiattted RtPb
Ma.rgio Clerils
~xpt r1 l'nced T op
salanes Ca II Personnel
Dept .• ~
Swilcbboard Ope r:itor /
Rec ept1on1s t. ex
peneooed, won U\ con
gmi.a1 olfice. Late typLftg
& general off~ wor1t.
Olotacl Btv al !n'9·2181.
TEACHERS-TYPING
lrvuie College of Busi
ness h.u an 1 mmed. need
for typing & buslnes&
education ins tr uctors.
Pait ume. morrungs &
subSlltutes. For an 1m
med llllen'l('W l'all w D.
Poocllat~.
Teachers
PRE-SCHOOL i\ 11>
inn+ rM work. Npt. lk h
£>44-0Zl2 ev 548 4436
TB..E SOUCrTOit
Lucky You• We arl!
raP'dlY expanding our
buslJless & need more
tekphooe solmtors We
are loolung ror res pon_,,
ble }oun~ lad.le-. to work
eve hrs ~ 30-!IP~. Sun
Thurs. You <:an earn ao y wh ('rC' rro m
$3$$5.SOhr There 1s no
selhn~ lll\"Olved & no ei.
per ~~ary C<ill Jft
l PM wltd~!> 5404088 J:.k
for&.ie
TelephoM appt ::.t'lll•rs
from our N li. offll'\' D n
(·am $400·$600 m o . r t1m€', Sun. Thur'
5 J0.9 30pm Ask for Mr.
I lortoo: ~3402.
•TEL.SECY•
Now hiring telephone
~retaries for a n~w
concept in a nswerilia servioe. p /lune or r 1ume
shifts available. Includes
some wknds. T > ping .
J~wpm req 'd Many
e mployee bent>f1t s
a ,aifablc Sat a n
'600 tmo t.o .a ta.rt I J\J me ·
tocre-accord1n1 to
your procreu. YOU Will
be froot.CJlfice lO many
important bus Need
~ tDne of vo1t"e. as·
surance, appcaranlr &
ambluon
Ca.II Mon ·Fri morn
543-4230
~: 0 1-:
""'W..t.4 7111 .. • • ION ••• '1 ... ... ......................................................................
9700-Nwpt lkb T•JULls
Oub fain. rnemlMnlafp .
'mm I'• !Del tn--315111
•--------ltln1·1he bdrm tel. ~ evoc. Med. LrpL
allon profe11lona1
SHP mower. Mldom UMd sm Toro »IP Wh.lrtwtnd mower. x.lnt coad . .,
BM> Sn. beech arinder.
Dellrl)' new GOIOIS33.
Wotd Prou n'aa Temp
HIQllHOtJRLY RATr.:&
Lepl.o..nl
llelkal·,......leal
llADl•U WANG
MDIORY LEXITRON
SYS.GI LANIER
XEROX MIO VYDEC
XEROX850 WORD
STREAM
IWX)JMCS DECK
.urt'EXT JACQUARD
IBT 1r2N0smrrs
LONGJSHORTTERM
OrangtCo
•~areu
213~
714 JD.-(103
ROBERT HALF'S OF
OR.ANGE COUNTY
PERSONNEL SERVICE
zmN. Broadway
Swu •3>0 Santa Ana
Yout.b~
Part Time even1n1s . Clt•aoinc adult& wor*lDc
Willi )'Ol&h. Ows ZL Own
tnmpofUdaa.. ......
start MPM
CALL ANDll&A
M2-4J2l, m 250, •~.
E.O E..
....................... .w .. 11 1005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WESTMINSTER
ABB~Y
l\.''TIQUE MALL
DIU.ly l<l-6. Fri 10-9
U.OSED TU ESO/\ Y
11n 1 Westrru.o.ster-Ave
Garden Grove ss.4-6103
Early \'1ctonan l.'an e<I
bill walnut 3 pc bedroom
set w marble top on
drei.ser & commode
l:U It approx. ~ ~ u:.t
see lo apprec1 all'
2lJ 1164-3486 eves
Round oak cla"" foot ta
ble. -i pressback cbJ11r..
SlJ() Mirrored armom.•
~ 494 5841 or 497-4848.
ask for J adue.
• .... Cff 1010 .......................
Admir1I 19 side /side.
bro .• good cood. S2SO
531-DZaA . .5
WMber Ir Dryer <\ °'6·
bwuber $100 ea.
~Sltl
R.eh1&l'rator. Hotpolnt.
a1mo8t ~ 14" capacity
s;m.~
Chest f reeur
SC\! I'\ $l00
e-ves tr73...f7 J.2
Neal' new wbL Sean 2as
dryer $1.50. Philco frost·
(Tel' rein~. Go&d. SllS
641). 77fi7
c_,..,,.
E•ipu a..t 8030 .....•.•••••.••.......•
Kln1 m•tt,..u ~ box
aprp. Uke iww. Obi.
...... 2 olpWlJUMb.
really iood furn .
SlSJOBO. ts7-4tll.
0arocne ~ slaa& dl.oe\u
Ht 6 chairs 14 ), de·
oore&or piece. on& 11.:iOO,
MldQI .x>. 7t0'"7 I
Ml.JSTSELLTODAY.
WW pay cub for Mac
Doaald's 6 Ralph pm ..
~tamps. • 10$.106. 120.
12.2, 128.129. 135. 136
1SM2'74
Din1nc aet, Sacrifice ~ c il••-IZ7S. cau now~ W911wd
Swnt wood apool-ly pe
dinner tabl e. w /4
maacNng tt\aln. Good
lookioa. $200. Kim:
S..-.3111M.
~·bed.*'· ~liner. ISO. brand new wh1lt
bdnn Mt w/ boll spnngs
Ill maures.s, -~
Bedroom futn1lure :
Qu.a!Jly. Solid walnut.
Tnple dresser w 11.ce
1D1tTOr Chest of drawers
CS drwn ), 2 nrte stands.
C.ood cond Walnut Rcpt.
0eY <rgt band I. chair &
matdWig fihng cab Top
tond. Reasona b ly
pnceii. 839-:wlOl afl 5 pm
&wtcnds
1055 .......................
1011 .......................
TOPC~HPAJD
For Uled (umlture & ap
ptiaooes, worlllng or not
z;.a-133
WANTTOBUY
Apartment s1z.e Gc1:.
Stove. 642·3379.
Do you want to get rid of
your dinette set'! 111 tab
rt Call 839-5815. ....... ........ ...._ 8013 .......................
78 GIB LP Cusp. New
tuners. Rent fret job.
Xlnt cond. SlllOO. 64&-31Zl
or21l1~38S3 Iv msg.
Femler Pnn._.reverb amp
Xlnl c::ood. mi.
846--0318
Offk»FwMt••& E tf,._..t 1015 . ..................... .
6 fL buffet bar dou!Me
sta1nlrss steel sinks .
Incl 2 bar i.tls $1 25 631-020ll NEAR NEW l<ol I
Der.ks $200
Top
1060 ........................
Bay thoroughbred l(eld·
ins.:, shown l> uc-ress f uJ I y
~ s~. t:.a!tt
& West roa.sL J::qwl or
hunter 16 2 ronfirmauon
• ~l. "57 6226
8070 .......................
SILVER, GOLD
v.anl~. !><'rap or ~ller
Dlit.ruel s.4K-~
Bt;YING 2old . :.tl"l'r
t'OUl Best pn!'t..,
!fi9-488i
7!>4 ~
MoV1ng salt!, misc. off ll"t •
('quip Des k . ch ai r~
IBM. hie t:ab1nets, StN·I
~ltlrage shel ve~. elct
r ondu1l pipe. woort
bo>nr be-.. paper supphl''
prinltn~ ink, s taplo
mar h1n1·, ::! h ead11n•·
machines. lge stofk lJ
!Me. 631-4911
1-"WJ SIZ•' Sl~I office t'lesl.
s1mulati>d mahOR•tn\.
I.Op. ~ood cond1tLOn, Cit.·
dr3 w1·r "00 . C Jll
~:EIO aftt-r f>pm
I diamond nnii ~lone-. ~ & OTqoM 1090
l8't gold. Sl.OUO 1\U)11 ••••••••••••• •••••••• •• SNra S48-&IJ64 KENWOOD KRSOIO ro
~ 8010 rtiver 50 walls per chan
..-••••••••• •• ••••••••• nr'I rel!ularly $40IJ nu"' LUGGAGE TAGS 2!I i\Uanllc ~tus1c, 14 •• t: 17lhSt .C M
ESTATE SALE , 197!1
Gu.lbransen 621 Or gan
For aJllll. to view. e<i II
Security Pacific Na·
ucna1 Bank, Real Estate
Woil. 7»4173 wluiay on·
lyM.~
from your busi.ness card.
Send one card for ea<'h
tag pl~ one spare. We
return permanently
sealed al.tnlcove t.a(l ..
strap. meeting airline
l 0 . requiremeals. ~
Wiit a. &c theft! For a
penoaallud tag eoc~
wallpaper, fabri c or SldlalJ 1093
·"Dey G-lo •• paper at we ..... ••••••••••••••••••
i.lll bat-tt & lnm )'our Sk:us. K2 355. Tyrolaa Jl',l1 ~ Or ll') two <"ard.<. btndllllol.'I. ~ I "'evl.
ba<it to back ~ &'2 i'&:i. t>J i ~
PRJCES Cee«ltm
4 ~tap suo ea.
6i9tap Sl.~ea.
10 or more Sl 40 ea
SUes Tax Included
NO CARO~
HMd stJis top ol lhl' lmf'.
l90cm. Never u s~<1
IMO iOBO 64C).81T7
1098
Draw ycM.tr own or Sf1'td ••• .. •••••• ••• ••• • • • • • •
name. address. pboc>e & ~"'-LfuJ 45" Zeruth color
'rlft'1J make one card per 1V, 2 yr wmty. frf.'C dt•
tag. Add 25< u ch II~ St.a. 646-1786 SECRETARY
Major med1l·al ele1·
t.rorucs l'ompany is seek
lllg a car~r person who
Wies a busy d~k . halo
AAJ.1.1.s in lfplllg 80 wpm &
shortbllDd !Xi v.pm. ha~
lek>A expenence & i;:oocl
aptitude m math. We an•
In neet.l or Jn organ1 u._-<1
self.starter whn enjoys
details & wven.1r1cauon
Non-s moker. Location
clOSl' tQ all your per~nal
needi.. M1ss1on \'teJn
area Ellcellenl beneflL"I
package. s alary com
mensural€' "''t h ,.,
penence Onl} tho'>I'
'ieeklng perman1•n1
employment need apply
Call Susan at 581 3830
TF:ST TECll TRAl:"lt:E l5mm KDNn md fl.1:.h Gd l 'Ond S'l :..>
Send l'h«k or mo<>c> or loots & Mm'iiw __ _
der LO £.-..:__. LntQlK' opp0rtun11~ 11f
fer.; farrer ad\an('o'mt'nt
m lhconly t~l fJt 1lil; 11n
Wt'St Ct>a.5t ha' 1n~ L"l.
rcql.Dred nrcull:. & ,,.,.l
l!<IWP Candidate mu"l
have :1 mm of 2yr<-l'OI·
IC'~e.;:,troni; 1n math. v.d l
organiled & a iwrfe('
uorust f 1mllty IO<'lllt'<l
Ill San Juan Ca ins lr a no
area loformal1on nol
Pf0\1de<l nn phon•• I n
lN'\ 1ev.'S 1-'rtda) nr -.,.11
c.dl 71•..6J0.2011 fflr .•r>Pl
I n1l'Or o Elc c lrttJI
l'rodUC"lS
--------• TRAJNEES Crowin~
SECRETARY/
RECIPTIO..IST
Real Dilate lnvestmc·nt
C:O. search.Ing ror a sharp
person who can l) pc 60
wpm & t.aXe short.hlllld al
~wpm. A muumum or 2
yea.rs expenen<'e mdud
ing telephones Quiel,
rnendly atmosphere
with small compan)·
benefits AdvanC'ement
opponunlly possible
Salary commensurate
wil.h experience E 0 E
Please call or send de·
tailed resume with
salary requirements lo.
Mrs Agnes Turner
Village investments
l<X82Garfield Ave, Hunt·
Ull(lon Btac:h 92646. n 14 )963-4567
Secretary
ADMIMtSTRA TIVE
ASSISTANT
tool rental r.rm rue, OPt'n
ings for men al storr-. in
l'osla \tt>sa, L.1~una
(teach & El Toro 1'-l'iH 1 ~
appearanc€' w l?OQd
h.and'#n Liil lol 2 y rs co I
le$?" oc ~W\all'nt upc-r
MedullucaJ apl1lude. Ap
ply 1930 Npl. Blvd C M
or 2.2800 Lambert 1203 1-:1
Toro.
Tree s urgery 1s o ur
Spet"lalty. If you have a
slrona background ex
per. 111 al I C>t\a.<leS of t rt'<'
'""1l. apply at A & H
Landtcape. 23811 Via
Fabricanlt'. Stt•. 10 1.
Mi.~ V1eJO F l perm
position 7 68 47 5 1
between 9AM & 3PM
TYPIST Light typ1n)(,
part time, 20 hours per
week . Reliable . re
rl'rencea. pleue call
6'1-1100 &fttt 6:JOpm or
weeke'.Ods Fee paid. Top food com·
pany needa take charge
penon. Great~ truly! Typist needed. Won lD
Secretarial skilla. client >'OW' home c:.JI ssz,u11 ooatact. good bendit.1. to eva ·
SIDI moatb. Call AJ Fon1 ---------
i.ine, 540-5001. A1ao te. TYPIST -needed for
.lobl. SneWnl Is Sbellinl overflow won . Eve. .ti
d Newport Aeacb Agt n· Sat1. Mual be aood
c:y •.. campu1. typ6tt. tl5-0leO
631-0208
Olympus OM·IN, hlk .
j() I 8. ~tLll undt'r v.arr
\ivitar 70-l.50 Cf' Zoom
2..X malt'h mull1pher .
Sp1 raton~ 400 6 3
Vi\ltar 1'1ash. manual &
acressones S475 0 80
Consider part tradl's
4.'t! Xll:l
1040 .......................
KF~iOND Pup!\ AKC
Champ s1rt> M F l'1•t ~
'i hO W I'\'( ply
ZIJ IJl7 13-tS :1 fl 6 pm
Poodle puppies 1\Kt'.
shots. $135 A' a1J oo,..&
adorn bk> 646-97'95
l Kl 1111 Hull !'ups,
champ bloodlines. Uns
game spuited bred IS JlOl
(Qt" I.he ord.1nMy do~ fan
r1er ~nou.~ inq only
~o SJOO. S36 Ol\>!J o r
18USS2
Uwo AP60 AKC regis ..
rem puppy, 10 wtu old.
orig . pd $250 ,
w ucrHlcc ror $200.
Till).8471
Springer Spaniel. ly r .
Male w, all sbols. good
wiludll. l30 64.S-4205.
,,LOT ,RIMTIHG -.---m ....................... PO Box I~
Cosw Mesa . C.a 92626 G 1 •: cA 9010
Milrws U..tfonM
2 urulorm." ID each I
pi1111.SW l S20 S1 U' 9 t 0 .... 11
in exl'ellent l'Ofld1UC>n di
\ttoOrfl onJ > J kw ll mes h y
student nurst> 540 5i21
al\ 6
Smco rwJ lo! u.n Sl'3 U.W'i
6-16 nail:. S22.S 631-020!.i
~
fo"QLK ART & CRAflS.
DECORATOR ITEMS
<.l,OSE OCT. 40•; on•
Dealers weh-ome W 1'<1
Sal 301 Manne Avt', B I
or call 673-473-1
Sacnf1ce 2 on~inal 4
p1ect• L11l1ann su1 l5 I
""h1te "' 'rlfhllt" fox I
navy w n a"Y fo-c
!m-~
WANTED. OnloUllal 10" &
12 " 1a 11. L.P 's or
1950'.s1960 's. Also llood
~LS & vocaJ groups.
No roc:lt. 54&-0038. Ask for
Vito lOAM·SPM. Mon·
F)i
......••........•••....
WHETH8
BUYING
Of'
SELLING
Tllis is Yow
DAILY PflOT
IOAT MART
To piec• yow od
c .. 642-5678
-------
.......................
&at wortt. repairs. re
furbis hing, paintin g
maintenance H1ghc'l
quality work .-reasona bh-
rates. Check my ref '
64.S-5311 Eves.
2 6 yrs Pla yboy
Magu1nl'S. &>st offer ........ MariM
Olli after6pm 559-t~ .... ,..,.. 9030 1045 -•••••••••••••••••••••••
... •••••••••••••••••••• Cf.orge Jensen sterling WAN"TED ma~t for
Alalt. Shep., fem. spayed, salverware. 8 Eu.ropean Sabot prer hberitlai.
needs lt1d1 " fenced pk setll.ngs. 10 pcs incl ~lO
yard. 6'2-3108 10 lg ser ving pieces
Never been ustd Pnnc-ander boat trlr for ~f=w~~J:!: only. $17.000 6'2-4300, 15' Whaler Like new mmce trained. SS7 ·1387. Ad-Sitter • 22. 34 hours $4115. 67s.90S':' ___ _
M dalmatlon mill. Ded boal>ltal bed, table, ....... Poww 9040
S4PrJ07•or w1 Iker. c ommode. ••• .. 1•,•7•1••SC•••:·;:•1•••••
aJ.1Jll8al\.8 lrape:re.631~ -Twin 30's, 130 hour~. ,.... 1010 ()alg tape re<'Of'tler $1.S, io.ded. Pr\. pt.y. Beal Of.
-··-·-·-••••••••• Sp a I d I n g , w o o d fer' Call 541'rl.2IOO <Mon
New Gold 4s Brown bandlellealher llrlP ten· Fri d1y1 >: 731-11216
MANAOIER WOMEN'S RETAIL
................ ,&Im
SALIS Clm Wanted YoWlC mea whO
SEWING MAC H INE 1Wftt.WwdPNcluor
OPERATOR. canvu & fut. acc urate T ypist
uphol1tery productf. warac1 for entry lev~I
permane nt poalllon, ~-.,,._ant wor11·
HtttWoft Slt-eper. Won.b Dis racket. $15. J11on li8vml.no It wee&endll 900. Sacrillce at DOO. Blnocwan, '1X.SO wide Aall for Jerry.
a.acb more , Hme dlt· aftCJe lense, MS. 5.\2·7135 coua&.. oreo.. · Abbot F1)'inc bridge.
ODPol'twUty to earn '20.000 + u Mana1er of
• -fine women's clothlnJ atott. Mutt be
experienced Ir t apable at 1talfln11.
t upervl11ton1 aalu tralnlnf Ir inotlvttlon. Mat bave fine qualJty clothlni t>.ck,-round
ar .. ~. P\all baeflu. Pleaee repl)' In tolllWeoce to Oener•I Mana,.,., Po. Box IJTt, SN1 Beach, C.Uf. tOHO.
ror marine hardware wW .-alone well with
1lofe. Experience nee women . c a 11 M r .
P\Jll " pert Ume poel· ThomPIOO st0·'4023 Uom. open lmme41alely .
Call 8Al..80A MARINE , Sandwlcbmu wanted.
548-9171forappoUltmenl 'tr or Ptr. Gary's OelJ.
E.O.E. M /F IH DJI f;. Cout Hwy. CdM,
SAUSLADY
P\aUtJme
1MI SHOW..oflP
22~1alaadN8
or cUI '7~2191.
8ecntary for buay Hunt· ~ ~•ch lew flnn. o-.1 llU,aUon 2)-n
aper. dell.red • .., .. 1.
company beneflt.s. Exper cond. Apply ln ~noo
preferred-will train to PU-. •t Rober\
...,,_2317 tor •Pfl· Balo. WUU•m ~t 6 tu 1 a.r./frmk ~. 1401 Quall St ..
PS \ri...-Newport &each.
Exp'd crater/ Clean WAITRESSES coUee drivtna f9CO'd. Apply In abopexper. lmmed optn·
.-.00. r.dMtr IJaduatrlM, Ina. auvtyard 1blrt.
2101 Dove St. N .8 . IOpm·hm Apply
(Ac r o 11 1 f r o m Taylor'• RHtauunt.
O.C.Airport ), Rdll.ll • S A Fwy 1\mtln
714·*-9182. dll en1. cabin Cruller .. . .. . .... Ne• &lln scop e. 38" 13,000.
** llUY ** Oood med l'Umku.re " ADoU ancea --OR I wtll MllorSl:LLtor You
MMTllSAUCTIOM
'46 HH & llJ..tUI
aqiaare ,satt &c chrome a· Orake Cabln crulaer
ootfee table, 17$. New '2,000. Both 1Ulips. C.M
Fowler mlobrometen. eo.3t84, 642·3456 before
anlique <'at wiadab1~ sPM. wtpen. old Roaentbtl -----
cblna. 11 ... waN, bell WI PQ ia. boc>ut for aUp
collectlon. acoustic ....,. or 1ub-&e .... for so·
l\itar, m1Dlatun chlH boet. or wW tell boll •l
c I o 1 e l • f u I I a I i e butt dlacount. Terms
bedllprMd. other ltema. COMldlnd. CllffHana<.n.
Call~. ('ll3)~.
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llolaltret ClaHtc JI ·--·-••-••••• .. •• lt7'flOID 'Tl MO·Z •'41· M•11. 'IO JOO·D 111y.,·1rty. 76VWC.....-"11 "'-twood BrCMllbm 76llOID"'4TO OwJtlitr mariJ\e pwr IUINTZI ft. hona17 ~ ,. .. ,_.,, ,...._, all, Alll rM. a.usroof, uereo. air . Vtr1 lbu'p W..,.._lla 0 ·11..,uce. Loaded. Sbarp 1laUonwa1011
v..., tt0nomical, Pvt bolM; •l~pt •: H lf· VI. autoeatlc lrau., -....... IOICl. hll lctry warr. ~Top. 4 1peed, alt, Toll CODd.. Pvt JltY. SJOO, •lau\omaUe. •lr Mil
P\y. llu1t aacriflce eod.. 90/W. +I' ml P"'........, • ._.._ ... 1~3111 1tereo. Dy•ua>IUI ('7lA)905·2511 daya or rootraclr.AUW.Je""'.
•-lMI .._ 15.mmllla. <t*tn). J1t 11AS. mltl'C> 11&1.-eeves. OMPAO >
u· ..._.a~ ... ~~...M.,!~.~~ '11..-ZUO Wlt5 ILDOS6.000. IOI!!?,! ....... :->.
T_T__. ti-llOITNI --Nlcmd.,pwr.~. -WITHAM I .. r "''~ ! 1 l I I I I'' ~· 1 fWa boel. 40 bJ> Meft .._.... ..... ,.., Cl =---mlll • 9'areo. Very ftlce car! -·77 40 ... oon r oo • v-w•·w ....... : wttrir.Sl100 _...,.. ...... _............... ..,_ +• ..._ ... , Prlva&.eparty. VO&.DW.... burglar alarm. a uto _,. ..,. _ ROBIN ~ Horne cm ........ ,.._.,. ..W t ... la butalalMd bronn nw--1aW .. m' ..... rAve. trunk, Cully equip I 7'00W~A•. •
fV"air,.. Aijo TraU.. IDlllidk .... -tdWI• -•N tnW•mlgeter owner.A-lcond.~3740 lnWM!m ........ ' -_, ..,..., •P&&-OWNl.l>t tao lat•rior. cbrom• ·ao thrcedH 300 SD •1561 831·'19> •7551 ... .
........ .....-...~.Uc, wrtx>, 1...-. -1...,.. at i8 CADILLAC 5ev11le.
'01-' ~
n•111111o. 9n'JA) aDd a ir cof'dltlontn1. dodt ·-1 ... -"IJVWSqurebadt, SlOOO loaded. Continental Kat . '98 Palccn: Xlnt. WOliE o~
,. ...... C6JIN1> Low==low rnllell.... ... .m.cne w/out engine, suoo c e .21.000ml.oneowner. Ln&lllJPOttalion car. 9'0:
......................
... lei ..... ,...
' ' . -----·
& lclllllAH f400 Jin CHIN LUY P.U.-4
..-~.c....ue• -....wi. ........ ,.w. 1t.oeli rhn1. HW
paid • low l'lllM9. ,.,..
..,. ••• (FllWU) ---c'-" t l)()fU 'D-.SE ,mlOIJtves~. w /-.dne. Very neaotla· Sl0 .~00 firm . Oisys · ~or642·92113
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'49, Luders lt, ZSl'l, vam c;:;:J SAL 6 s.an
h u II. & Hp 'n N B • S -••ca b•aullfu l. $4000 ._ 111
MtDlO flOID DOS. Ma.in. Sanu Ant ~ PARTNERS A1 lbe Onitr QI Warner
('.()lwnbta $1. T1nM! Sal ~7070
Owoersh l p. Vl HQ I N --------
1.SLANDStHAWAll Nrw 1'UttJo Cbarcer Kit
St.antui-lot 'I. oocnpM!le w tnatruct~
OWner Slups lot 'I f(l(' 19'1& 3000 Merttdeic
Mtimt Corp~ 8rN DMMI .xi. A/lt'r
-----7P M 6C2 D1. C1ui1hna 27' Inboard ---
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eng • ptunt.magis, h1i.; 21M02Marguerite Pkwy
Urd, tlarci1. AM /FM MJS&ON Vl&IO
stereo caaa. S1700 firm H l·J040 495-4949
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VI RG IN ISLANDS 64.S-7Ss.9. Feb. Special: '76 Dodge Vian. V-8. 318.
HAW Al I Free lnslallation custom mlenor. mags.
CREVIER
STARSHJPS INT'I. --------•I radials, many extr11s.
Ownerships Int 'I Mngt 646-310.. 841f·3154 aft SPM $1 Si A MO.\DWA'I'
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Corp 714~ AMtosforSale 73Chevy Van·IO. N1•w lr.
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<Tegar 31. VHF. 3 sail:.,
dmgby & more. $4300.
(714 )~5-11645. 985-6681
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ADVERTISERS i;PM
t-Jick.son 5.S mt-ter sloop
Good cond. Xlnt. day
sailer. S7.000 1;4(}-9456
The price or ite ms
advertised by vehacll'
dealers in the vehicle
classified advertising
oolwnns does not UlC lude 9070 a ny appli cable taxes.
••••••••••••••••••••••• license, transfer fees.
SUPS AVAILAl&.E fl1l811Ce charges, fees ror
YAC Newport 646-0551 wr Pollution control d e·
\llt'e cerufications or d e· ---------1 aler documentary pre· 50 ft. slip for month or parauon charges unless
August . Inte rested in otherwise specified by
rental of sup in Newport, the advertiser
Dana Point. Huntington GeMral 951 o
!:leach area for month or ••••••••••••••••••••••• f\ugusl. or trade for so n . ~lip San f'ranctsro Yacht For Sale: 5o9 Chev. truck • ed , , . W/('amper sheO. carpel Club. Belv Ht, Ca, dur· ed bed, rebwlt engine.
in).! August Huns well $900 obo. '71
Phone l415 > 871 1770 or VW sedan, recently re·
'4l51343·311S3Collect. biult engine, excellent
running cond. $2,300
MARCUS CHAHHB. 548-4!il9.
Sl45. 67J..XM54;'ves. A..__s/ ----..... ~ 9520 ~ ~ & 9080 •••••••• ~: •••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• "46 t'"(.)l'"(i Wood1e, restored
L1. 1 1 468 Sl3.<XXJ; '48 ford Woodie. ~..ummat.or unn~·. cu n·s tored m1nl cond.
m C..'lwv t•fl).! ;.•1 m1 per hr S20,000. 67!>-6161
:-lu hoot $10,.iOO. 557 7741 ---
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T1 a ; wfafiow •••••••••••••••••••••••
l92H Ford Phaeton. net.'lb
re.tonni: $450010 80
548·JJ88
~Sole/ ·29 Mo del I\ c hassis.
Rftlf 91201 weninne" trans . rear
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Xlnt c·ond ~~ ·~ Model T <:ou1.1e. n1·<'<I~
962 7620 rcstorutaon !1(1'4 <'orn
Motorized Bikes 9140 plet~ 631 5475. 559-6421 _ ......•....••.•••.•.... . &I Por.><'he C. new eng & \.l·~pa ( aao, \\hilc trans. new \am~. n4!1:'<b
lkbwll. ro1 body work $3 ,000
__ 751 5096 ___ ) 964-~ ----
75 Ila rley Da v"1i.nnl s,o..+s. Race
=ter 1000 $2500, Rock ' 9540 ..•....................
~°:i ~~s / 66 Fa1rlane OT, Frei;h 289, 91 SO flea.den;, Nu Jfolley &
••••••••••••••••••••••• wide tires. Mags. depend
79 Suzuki S .P 370. Like
Nu Sl ,450 or make or fer.
(.'4111771-0458.
ill Kaw, K21000 ZIR. 4
moolhs ok1 3,500 m1. Lt1ce
~w $2700. Firm. Ca 11
after 5pm 848·5596.
'79 Daytona Special
R0400F Limited edition
collector's ll em. Ex
tremely fast lind clean
w Coffman chambers.
big MUcum carbs. racin~
~ks. rutro.l(en fork kit,
faring. Low mileage
Must see 8J9.3583
S950 or JOoz. :.ilvcr
~1..
4 Wheef Dri•n 9550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'76 Scott Terra w tsht:ll,
10 1m1, many xtra:.
S3.7~/0BO 675·3127
673-4041
73 Dodge Pwr Wgn, new
BF Goodrich all terrain
TA. n e w bra k es &
drums. new rear axle
bearin~s . reblt eni: &inroor. sliding windws.
dual gas Lunk:.. good
cond $3,000 01:10 .
968.a519
For sale 14• 2SOCZ. dJrt '13 Toyota L C w a 1 r
hike $300 afl 4pm Ncwtopc·nd. Gcyl. $4500
1148· 1275 64S-8682 --------m tb>da Sl.90. 4000 onl( Tn1eb 9560
ma Very dependable ••••••••••••••••••••••• $400 Firm 552,0041
1975 airu1ti RV90. Under
JO miles use. Balloon
Ure8 llke new 645-1648
1972 Mazda P. U-IJ>islon)
with camper shell. R rll
MAKE Ofi'Jo'ER! 963·2187
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od ... Ad-Sftter tokes your messages ..
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6'2-5611
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1975 D odge Va n
Tradesman 100 $2500.
964-1413
73 Dodge Wtndow Van
New brk.'i, cstm inter.
$2,000 . li £:forc
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835-3171
ORAHGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST
tl.'JON. Beach Blvd.
LAH.ABRA
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Sunday by Appl.
'76~. stereo cass .. /\1C.:.
new Mich . immac . all
service records avail.
$1500 offer S49·Z7Z7
~~while w/blue ID·
ter 4-sp, AM l f'M. rur
p p 714-543-6422
71 BMW 630 C:Sl, 30~
mi. fjord Blue/tan,
many xtras $1.8,000. •
(714 ) 54()..9400 d )'S .
9720 Allow us the opportunity
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"T1 Audi Foit. 4ap, air,
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IM!niaecl, lite oew. elec· tric _,..,., CaeMttAI al· H• 'M~ 2mZ. llbtt body.
toy wbeell. '.ir. Loaded! Onlr 40 K ml. Auto. alr,
llBZtrade·ln. 1 yr/l.2,000 1tereo, m•t•I camel.
nile wanaft~. (OlM4l .,_,8151-0..
Priced for quldl •ale. JIM9latOMS 'T7 •Z. Co9t>er. A.I C,
1....,.11 Mint coad.. ort1. owner,
lWl'OHARBOR BLVD. ldnl. •.I00.1eo.t47t.
OOSTA MESA •• Dat1u.n Road1ter, '31·1176 piru car. Beat ofter. -.me.
-reeordl .17M. 1uper cood. nu areat ! C4 l8JQ1' ) •••••••••••••••••••••••
--·--·-••••-•• 114Ji00.7s.i-90lll S42'S 711 LT p s. pa, P/W, UNCOLN·MERCURV 71 FIAT ~ S.,,,der &Jr. tilt wheel. crwse DEALERSHJP
\31. ae-. &o miles. i ._ '742 IOI WfTHAM ((JlllrOI ~100 0< best of· RAY FLADllOI
t o P a • A M • F M ---• .. ••••••••• VOUCSWA.at fer CaJl&M--0668 UNCOLN·MERCU~V
SLtreol\.ape ••• 100. C.U '81\ MGB CT. rn1n\ cood.. '7t00Westllli.mter Ave. ---LG.lB AutoCenter Dr.
eve&. m.-a AMI F'M. map. rebwlt In Westmina~r "76 C.maro. Xlnt cond. SOf'W)'·Lake Forested.
eos,. x.lal. '2500. 754-01.38 AAao. PS1PB. AM ft'M 8 tRVINF. "74 Flat. 128 Sedan. JO
qie, A.M FM. runs gd
$1175/bal. offer MO-OIO
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HONDA
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2850 Harboc Blvd
COSTA MESA
540.9,40
'78 /\<'cord 5 spd air.
am rrn r11dlo. roof rark.
suiel belted tirei.. ManR
treatment. X Int l'ond
SS750. C.all 675-3386 eve:..
642· 91189 days
Tl Accord. Light blue.
AM !F'M . air. 4 ne w
radials Xlnt. rood .
~19S. 646-9473.
'78 Honda Accord. reg.
gas. >fipd .. best orrer
over $5450. PP (2 13 I
592~1
71 AC'C'ord Gold 43Km1
Auto A M FM c·as~
'tereo. Roof ra l·k
Michello!>. Ile~. ga!> lm-
lllH' SS. 200 644 26().t
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12 XKE 2+2. yt'llow.
aut o . a ir. 1mmU l'.
5,59-7279 Of' 7:.>·31191
KcnNINt Giiio 9714 .......................
Two lmm11c Ghla 's'. '70
perr e c t an & o ut ,
MJche hns. sport whls.
reblt en~ S37~ ·oo reblt .
AC. x!nt. $3450 I 494 6J~ -------...... 97ll . ..................... .
Tt\KEOVER LEASE
1.979 RX·7 wistereo. A/C,
:\tag ~ls. T ake over
lease at 1224 per mo No
rudden cost & free Eqwty
to qualifying p~rllon
m-11111.
1972 Mazda P.U (Pl8lon l
w1th camper shell R U
MAKE OFFER' 963 2187
after& 30pm.
MeRedn letn 9740 .......................
1969 Ml'Z 210$l
4 DOOlt SEDAN
Silver blue ft loaded wrtb
all of the h1xury appolnl·
mcnt.s. Mual sec to ap-
preciate' <8117VPO)
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NE.-WPORT BEACH
lll-0555
79...Z450SB.
Mel br own /bamboo.
leather. one owner &
load ed with luxury
features. lnqwre about
our 5 year pre ferred
bflnk plan with MJCl to
nothlllg down. moo >
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IMl'O«TS
lll-1746 49S.I 704
'97 Mercedes 25CISL. new ~. new eng Ii tires.
M1ot Cond. 2-stops. Must
See. Call 714-962-1 lJO aft.
SPM.
1988 MBZ 290SE. grey,
very clean. s unroof.
$r100. 83M127
'11 .w SL: Ll&bl blue .
Xllll CCDI. ..... Firm.
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w/bUDbOO lal.. Oawleu
eoad U.rllOUt. $10,&00. m..-..... 145·2"C .....
• Z30 SL. ...... 2 tops,
AM/FM , red/W\ lnlel' .. 1omc.su.-.•JOA
,. 4506L. auver w /blue
... •Uo,.d wbll, c ..... ,_ u..r. 1000 ml. pertect
cond. *OI) Oncl. SUit
dip. > Take over lie. lo.
bu>'·baClit. PP Ul·lm
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P jlDf 9748 !973 V.W. FIRE SALE i2 V8 l50 auLO , v1nyl LOJ>.
••••-••••·•-•••••••• Had htt in enguw com· J\ C. AM 1-·M ('a.Mi ,new ......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• S4000 DISCOUNT
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on any rema lnmg 1979
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RACH IMPORTS
M8~Stn.-et
NEWPORT BEACJ l
752-0900
'750 .......................
it> PorM-he 9llS S spd,
Mgs, st.er. cau Sunrf.
SilVtt. lmmac $1•.900 pp 640 ·1948
eVC5 wtcnd.s.
'78 Por~che 924 Auto.
sten'O. 111r. :.unrl. lo m1
Diamond silver SI I.~
7S2 814t.8lo6pm lkll)
'&I C Rebw ll t·ni: Call
German > w warranty
Nu AC Enamel paint, nu
rubber. Kon•~. m u<'h
mott tll.000 646 993!f.
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room eond-l5Km1. Take
over ls e . S574M u
114-s.29-3S92 an s
partrIH:nt . Low miles. radials, one o wnc·r
Body In good llhape. S2800.53142£2evt!n
M1n1mum bad S8SO.
S6.2-7552. ___ _,_ __
'EB VW &lg. New mag,:.,
ores. clean. runs good
SWO!bst 67J. 72:)4
73 Squ.areback AM rM
ems. surf ractc w lode~
Good cond. 12 ..200 0 BO
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runs great Ong ownr
$2.750 M2 OW6 Mvn !:lat
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must sell lhll> wt't'k • 305
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$2995
IOI WITHAM
VOU<SWAGEH
71Ul We5lmlnsler Ave.
in Weslmlll3ter
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mmt cond. clear htlc & VOl VO • bit. S3AAJ I.A I ~ $1500
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64IM900
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VOL. 73, NO. 50, 3 SECTIONS, JO PAGES ORANGE COUNTV, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1980
'1
FIFTEEN CENTS 1
It's
Tbere'a no aunabtne In
Soutllen CJdilornia 'a tmmecllate
futUN.
Weather rorecaatera. who were bopiDI a blab presaure aptem 18 tM Pacific would abc>ve
aalde the aeries of storms that
have left Southern California re-
elin&, said today the system •P· pean to have been swallowed by
tbe~olstotms.
"ll'a IOiD& to rain orr and on
tbroup the wee,kend," said a
spot....,... for UM! U.S. Weather
Servlee.
Going to Rain
A • of thla mornlna . the
spokesman aald there were a
total of nve storms •lretchin&
from the coast to the intema·
Uonal dateline In the mid
Pacific. (Additional rainfall
1tory, Pa1e A3).
"There's plenty to draw from
out there. fl looks like it's just
going to keep rainaog," he said.
The rain that ·s fallen so far
has broul(lit .disaster with it as water-laden billsides liquefy into
rivers of oozing mud and creeks
and streams swell to bolling tor-
rent1,
Oran1e County Supervisor
HarTiett Wieder signed an order
NondaydeclaringOranaeCounty
to be ln a state of local e mergency.
Gov. Edmund Brqwn Jr., who re·
turned to the state today. was ex·
peeled to sign an emergency pro·
clamation declaring Orange. Los
AD1eles and Riverside counties
disaster areas.
The two moves enable county
a nd state officials to move onto
privat e property to m ake
emergency repairs and it paves
the way for: federal disaster re-
lief
The full board of supervisors
ratified Mrs. Wieder's move at
their meeting today . The
supervisor s aid the e mergency
declaration was taken as a pre-ventive step to deal with
emergencies that might arise
from more rainfall.
Mrs. Wieder. vice chairman of
the board. signed the order m
the absence or Chairman Ralph
Clark who was to return t.o the
county t.odav from a transport.a·
Oe6ly .... "--........ __.
FOUNTAJN VALLEY TEACHERS GATHER IN THE RAIN AT WARDLOW PARK FOR CONTRACT VOTE EARLY TOOAY
In • Downpour, They Tum Down Leteet Offer from Elementary 8chool TruetH• and the Strtke Continue•
./
Valley Teachers R .eject Offer
By PHIL SNEIDER MAN
OI -o.lty PiteC St.eff
Striking F ountain Valley
teachers, meeting this morning
in r ain-dre nched Wardlow Park.
overwhelmingly rejected what
Fountain Valley Elementary
School District officials have
described as their ''last. best
and final" contract offer.
Teacher Kathy Wright. a
m ember of the instructors '
bargaining team, said the vote
was a bout 235 for rejection of the
district's o ffer and 37 for
acceptance.
She said other teachers re-
m ained out today although they
Pair Ransack
HomeinHB
A man dressed in a blue busi-
ness suit ordered a Huntington
Beach woman to hand over her
valuables Monday evenjng after
gaining entrance t.o her house by
claiming he needed to phone a
doctor.
The young victim told officers
that a second man with a nylon
stocking pulled over his face and
a gun in bis band then dashed in·
to her home on Green Cove Cir-
cle.
Coast
Weather
Rain probability near
100 percent tonight, with
occasional heavy rain and
a few thunderstorms . Rain
decreasing to s howers
Wednesday with pattlal
clearing. Lows tonight 56
to 80. Hi1bs Wednesday
mJd 808.
IN81HT8DAY
A .,,.uwffc, ncm·poUutmg
lw' haa bHn developed that c.W malw gru to ~r bfg-cu, 1l1clric plants. H's
• dfop, too. °'W o/ the t&00 '** ..,dtnU ii garbage.
l#PatlfAJO.
.. •ex •
did not attend the park meeting.
"We believe we can get a set·
tlement." she said. "But we
can't when the board insists on
taking things away and not com
promising."
~rs. Wright claimed that dur·
ing weekend negotiations, the
district m ad e only one con-
cession. that of ret a ining the
current contra ct's provision
permitung teachers to supervise
after SC'hool act1vlt1es on a
voluntary basb
"It's our last. best and final
offer." Board President Betty
Mignanelli said today. "Negotia
tio ns. for the board. have
ended."
Mrs. Mignanelli said the dis
tri c t had made mo r e con
cessions than the teachers had
indicated. She said the board
had been optimistic about ob·
taining teacher approval of th.i!>
proposal
Mrs Wright said teache r!>
have notified the state mediator
or their desire to return to tht·
bargaining table
Mrs. Mignancllt. however.
said the board has reached its
hm1ts in terms of negotiations
That's a .Joh?
'Maverick' Candidacy Mulled
A maverick might be an un-
branded calf. a type of car or a
hardnosed individual but is it a
Huntington Beach City Council
candidate?
That's what City Attorney Gail
Hutton is researching in the
council candidates battle for
star billing on the ballot.
She said her research leads
he r to believe that candidate
Jack Kelly may be pushing his
luck by trying to get the word
''Maverick" listed on the ballot
as part or bis occupation.
Kelly played James Garner's
gambler brother Bart in the vin·
tage Maverick television show.
The matter became an issue
when John Valentino, also a can-
didate. complamcd.
Valentino said his roots go
back to silent film supers tar
Rudolph Valentino. If Kelly can
be Maveri ck o n the ballot .
Valentino argues that he should
be able to ring in the name
Rud olph to boos t h is ballot
status . M.rs . Hutton s aid the
question has interesting legal
twis ts.
Maverick could refer to a
co mpact a utomobile once
manufactured by Ford. s be said,
or an unbranded calf or even an
independent person.
Ke lly reported he used the old
westetn title simply for .. Iden·
tificaUon purposes. He said he is
known as .. Maverick ...
Straaehe~• Lost
• and would have to meet t.o de-
termine its next course of ac·
t1on.
Teachers plan to discuss con
tract issues with parents at 7:30
p .m . meeting t oda y at St
Wilfrid's Episcopal Church 1n
Huntington Beach
Paul Beher. who is directing a
group of concerned parents. said
numerous options are being ex
plored with the aim of ending
the stoke
Thei.e include sponsoring <J
public forum to permit both
1>1des a chance to speak and a
letter·writing campaign to board
members
HB Apartment
Tenants Gird
For Battle
Angry Huntington Beach
apartment tenants, racing ev1c
lion to make way for a private
condominium .type complex,
have vowed to pack the City
Council Chambers tonight and
ask for help.
Renters at the 256-unit Villa
Warner said they've been given
notice that they may have to
start packing their bags as soon
as March I.
T h e apar t m ent o wne r s.
Seabor1 Inc .. received approval
last September from the stale to
convert the complex into a stock
cooperative, or co-op.
Rains Destroy Crops
81 JODI CADENHEAD °' ..... .., ........... An early S3 mlllloa at.rawberry
crop baa been loet because of
heavy rains along the Orange
Coast, according to the Orange
County Farm Bureau.
Normally tbe Ant 1D the state
to be banfllted, the Z,200 acres
of usually ripe berr1ea have
tumed to pulp u farmers wait
to pull the mushy rrutt out of
muddy flelda . Only berries
ready to be picked now wm be
ruined by the ralna, a ccordlnc t.o
farm bureau execuUve muqer. Dur Tbetlord.
Conaumers can expect t.o pay
a few cents more for celery,
broccoli, and a.apara1ua because
of increaaed eo1ta ot banestJ.na
in wet weatber. None ol tbole
crops have been dellr019d bJ
ratns.
0)l tbe br111Mr Ude. 0......
County farmen woe't u.. to
pa7 for tm1aUon aaW late
March. BefoN the ram bit,
moet farmen were four ..._
ahorl of needed water. ft•
nera1e cost ol irrll•tial u acn rootll•.
ld':8a·J-~.one
rucber report..t IOltq 1omt •
"
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orange and persimmon trees
that be 1ueued were lo the
Pacific Ocean bJ now.
For the n...t time lbace the
brldte to William Bathpte'1
property ... built t.a ~ ........
overllowed A&,~ 0.. er.-
and t .................. TIM maDqel' 91 tbe 01Wll
Ranch lD 8aD Juan Ceptltnno
couldn't "9 readied toQJ. A 1DOk....-1or UM compaJ .. l.d
t&at Bob Clark waa 1truded on
tb• ranella and to•lda't 1et
HfON tbf 1..W.., Cl'eet aJoat
OTUp 1118tnraY·
Week !
tton conference in Florida.
As bas been the case aU week,
the south coast area was hardest
bit by the continuing storms.
City officials in La1una Beach
and San Clemente ha ve declared
local states of emergency for
their communities.
In Laguna. three homes in
Arch Beach Heights were en-
·dangered by slides from the
steep billaide.
Early Monday morning the
home of Dr. C.L McArthur
slipped about 10 feet with por-
tions plummeting into a canyon
•as 90 feel of Del Mar Avenue
caved in .
The neighboring home of Mr
and Mrs. George Ushakoff also
is imperiled by the slide. police
noted, and has been evacuated.
A third home across Del Mar
Avenue from those two bas also
been unde rmined.
San Clemente police and fire
departments reported about 40
calls of mudslides and floodi.Dg
were reeeived Monday.
<See RAIN, Page AZ)
Rain-closed
Roads Listed
Here was the list of maJOr road closures at press time
today. Additional heavy rams. however. could bring more
closings
-PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY: From Averuda Pico
to Palis ade Dnve
-CAMINO CAPISTRANO : North from Avery
Parkway. open to local traffic only l '
-DEL OBIS.0 STREET: Reopened this morning
Coul d rec1ose between Camino Capistrano and Sclvci Road
-LAGUNA CANYON ROAD : From the San Diego
Freeway to Pacific Coast ll.aghway
-ORTEGA HIGHWAY: Rt'<>pent1d today
-BACK BAY DRIVE: Prom Sao Joaquin Hills Road to
EastbluffDnve. Newport Beach
-CANYONS: Brea Boulevard througb Tonner
Canyon
-COVE aOA.D: In area or Dana Pomt Harbor.
-EL TOaO aOAD: From Moulton Parkway to
Laguna Canyon Road.
-TaABUCO CANYON ROAD : Al Trabuco Creek .
-VIA CANYON: Partially closed near Camino
Cap.il&rqo.
-AmTRAK: Railroad cl06ed two miles south of San
Clemente due to wasbed-<>ut trestle . .... ... _________ * * *---------
Brow• Visits Area
IA County's 'Storni
Loss SlOO Million
By Tk Au«iated PrHS
An unrelenting rain pounded
Southern California lb1s morn
mg. bnnging the total rainfall in
the last seven davs to 11 34
inches and leaving is dead and
thousands homeless
Lt Gov Mike Curb estimated
damage from the se ries of
!>torms at $100 million m Los
Angel~ County alone.
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr
planned a helicopter tour this
morning of several areas dev
asta ted b y the paralyzing
l'ac1hc storms that destroyed or
inundated hundreds of homes
and roads with noodwaters. mud
or rock.slides.
Aides said Brown will sign <hs
aster prol'lamat1ons for Lo:-.
Angeles. Orange and Ri verside
counties afterward
Disaster proc lama tions for
San Bernardino a nd San Diego
ANGRY FLOOD VICTIMS
THREATEN RECALL -AS
counues werc issued earlier this
month and are still in effect, and
further requests were expected
from Ventura , Santa Barbara
and San Luis Obispo counties for
disaster assistance.
Gov. Brown 's arr ival today
cut short a New England cam-
paign swing. Brown had asked
Curb to handJe the nooct situa-
cStt STORMS, Page AZ>
~Otal ON ntm •Y -Today'J aatellite ~ otclltlph •howl ID4)rt,. atonm on the way. A ~ ow pre11ure 1re1 and frontal _system la movlftl nortbeut. Low pressure atorm areaa were 200 mllet aad ~ miles west of Callfomla and movint in rapklb when
thla photo WU taken.
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The comp(at_nt made bJ C..,. Fay o nne; ll mtder t.D· ~tttlaaUoa, th. Federal Avl.UO. Amln.t.traUon aaJd today A
&poketlllaa aaJd It appean cM Ml•IH>lane waJn't tn ft. p.-'...r alrs~ace dw1q tM litet•t taat Jl'lid'ly ·--
o evutve Mt.loft ••• deemed ntteaury by tM pUot and the f'AA uJd IM lnddtnt was not considered a "near mlu ~.
• "' lb'l'hel re haff ~n a half doun &U<'h N)mf1l•lnti. bu PSA pll()(a in e aat year ' · ·•1 Mar IJp. Geltl lllz...t
LONDON <AP) Th• dollar rose •l•lnat mtjor currencies ro :Qrld r~an enhan1e1 loch1y. whHe aold prace1 were ml•ed n ... uf'OP't anelr • is u1hlly higher opentn1.
Gold closed in London at $645 so an ounce. compared to '861 so
Monday. In Zurkh the melaJ closed ut $M6 50 down from M62 so
Monday SUver closed In London a t S33 75 an ~unce ·
J 8 Bullion marketa have settled down followlng the Chriitmu· 'Ar~baar,y_.nsurghe inth r~actaon to the Sovie t intervention in
1 e ius ... n w en e metal ro~~ from below S500 an ounc to a record pea1t of $875 in New York on Jan. 21. ~
In Tokyo, ~e dollar rosf' 1tgainst the yen for the seventh
, ~ons~utive session. clo~ing ut 245.10, up from Monda.r's 243 n5
esplle Bank of Japa n sales of S200 million to S250 mi tr · · · atte mpt to bolster the import weakened yen aon m an
Draft Beari•g Opew•
WASHfNGTON iAP) -P resident Carter's plan to register wom~n as well ~s men for a potential drart 1s getting its first
hearing today in Congress before a House s ubcommittee a lready opposed lo the idea.
The House armed services personnel s ubco'mmittee told Cart~r before he proposed drart registration or women that it
was hned up 6 to 3 against the idea.
. "I'm sure he realizes 1t will not pa:.s," said Rep. Richard ~='.te. D-Tcxas, the s ubcommittee's chairman, before the bear-
Doods~ Mudslides
, :silverado Canyon
... Homes Threatened
By TOM LECOQ
Of .._ o.lty l"i• Sa.ff
Residents of Silverado Canyon
were up early this morning ch~cking on the defenses they'd
butlt Monday against mudsUdes
and the churning water running
through their narrow valley
Dozens of feeder stream s. C'ar-
rylng runoff from two we<-ks of
rain. created most of lbe wom ~ .
Valley Eyes
Park Island
The• Fountain Valley Caty
Counral will dis c·u:.:. ci t·ountv
rt-eommendataon for rcmovul of
.rn island from tht· north luk1 · 111
Male Square Hcgaonal Park at at:.
n •gular meeting al 8 lonighl
The n sk munagcmc>nt d1v1s1on
of the County of Orange Pers'>n
nel Department has urged t~>un
ty supervisors to remove· Lha:.
island. believmg 11 contnbut•-d
lo~ard two drownings within the
last two years.
The superv\sors have u!>ked
that thls plan be reviewed hy llw
O range Count y H arbor:-..
~aches and Parks Comm1~1011
and by the City of f''11untu111
Valley.
Solon's Dad
Dead at 79
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday for Danie l Lel'
Zickler. stepfather or Slate Sen
John Briggs. Zickler. 79, died
Sunday foJlowing a brief 1Unes:..
He moved to Fullerton ID 1941
after marrying Bri&as' mothe r
and lived there until 1972 when
ht' mov~-d to Placerville, wht>n·
he became a ranehcr A yt'ur
la l er b e w as named Soll
Conservationist Rancher of the
Year.
In addition to the senator
Zickler b survived by four other
stepchildren. 18 grandchildren
and aix ireat· grandchildren.
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Culverts jammed with s tones
and debris from forest road con·
struclion near the end of the can·
yon caused water to back up
a nd s pill mud into y ards of
houses below.
ln one area, residents speot
most o< Monday morning shovel·
ing out tons of earth. trying to
keep an unnamed creek within
its normal channel, away from
surrounding home!>
Tbe s tream r uns between
houses into the area known as
the dip, a few hundred yards
from the end of the caoy.oo. Dur·
ing heavy rain.s to 1919, the area
was inundated by mud.
Residents there recall it look
t w'' yNtrs to remove the debris
fr11111 that :.torm , a memory that
~purrccl the m lo shovel faster
.rnd d~per
Like m any canyon areas,
11 1• 1 ,:: h b o r s r c s p o n d e d t o
l l'lt·phone calls for help with
i.h11veb and boots, but above the
•lip, a heavy equipment operator
J1v111g ncarby rclit·v~ shovelers
by <lnvin~ his bulldozer mto the
s tream; w1th1n rive minutes
about five• tons or gravel had
lwc•n JJU..,hf•d <1:.1de
Tht! neighbor s helped pile
i.<tndbugs in front of u house,
I hen lcrt to u~slbt olh"r fnendi.
lhn•att:ned by the runoff.
l>own the hall at lh(• dip. a low
~IJ1lt in lht· pavement covered by
" foot of wult-r during even llghl
r&lras, up t.o Uirc~ rc._,t of gr&v<·I
laud <·ov1·r•~d till' road, making at
1m11u1111u11u• ··
'1'11 the dela~ht 11f rf!11ldent~
tart·d of "ni.thmdt"f'" unllc11 ul
1·&nyon't1 end, 11 f•·w all(hlM-..,r"
lnad t.o t'Ttlll• lht> wuter only to
t:t>t 1ttuck
Tht1 rulnt1 hrought out • .,_. of
unllf't d1rect1 •d \owud rount y
ftOVernmcnt
I\ flr..anun ll vlnR beeld. lhr
11lre1rn1 tuu1r lta ll Way tt11111I
t•om 11lu1ncl1 I h11t u t•ul vert amt
brld&fl wuh4'd oul laat wMti wa11
bulll by the county L ~ut that lt.
reruul to cl••r d•rm• ,...uJIAtd
m th., waahout. which llOlated uboul ~ houMa.
And, he •dded, It WH 11•
hour• before 1 ruad·olottld ••111
and b1m1cad• waa d•llv•Nd
Canyon rHldont1 apent thfMit
h oura In Che ro1d w1vlnt1
slghtseera aw1y.
T hla mornln1. the dtf._.•
were lntact, but many rt1ldftttb
stayed bome to rnake 111re U..y
held a1al.Qft tl\e 1torm eapeoa.d
tonl1ht. Moat were stoic, 11yln1 "1l\h1
la one ol the lradeoff• for Uvlna
In the ca.Q)'OO. "
But nearly all had raln 1ear
and ahovela bealde their doon
They'd been tJ\ropqb thta before
'lbief Geta Jeweh
In\' alley Burglary . . ' • ~
I
I
~ ~':Ct 11::.1:'r'
J.,...,, ,.._. •l 91.llO ...
I I\.,.. &a • ..... ..... , ..... )'
nlcttt al tbe bem• ot 1"817 K. a.twtok•aa.taMai1alir'eM
ln Pa.m\alW Vallef Pollot re· ~ thlHe~ .. part,tly eh·
tered tbrO¥lb an uolocked
b1t'hroom wlftdow aftd r.o\Ov"
the Jewelry. wtUcb I.eluded a
tt.~00 diamond r~. three
etrand• or pearll. two 1old
watchet and a aet of pearl ear·
rln11. police Mid
..
R.MS •••
• Uoe •••kt~ ... ., Md retuned
ID ... ftntbad. ..............
.. .. ....... Wt ~·· ........ ·~·' ... , .. . 8ouUMtrn CaJltornlan H• tlHt
la1t NWD daYI .. Juat OM loq,
bea vy uemla1ly tndlHa
raln1tonn -with few preeloua
break1 that l&Med no more than
aeveral bowl each.
Stor• number nve waa ac·
cented by a ll-m!nute cloud·
burst at dawn. Storm nU.alber
•'-wu expected late tonight or
early Wednesday.
The Lot Angeles area bas had
20 29 IAcbet ot rain so rar Ulis
aeaaoa, nearly 11 inches above
lhe oonnal fiiure for th.is <Ute
with more than halt the tot.al
comin.& ln the last seven days.
The total is six inches more
than the area usually get.s in an
entire season and way ahead or
last year's 12.6 Inches that bad
fallen by this <Ute.
National Guard troops de·
livered 800 gallons of driMing
water lO Topanga Canyon resi·
dents late Mooday. The area has
been without safe water since
Sunday.
Sixty miles o o rthw.est of
downtown Loe Angeles al Point
Mu1u Naval Air St ation, 3,000
peraons remained evacua ted
a f ter a second wave of
lloodwaters bit the low-lying
miaalle test ce nter Monday,
Navy oftJclals said.
Another 1,490 persons had
either been evacuated or ad·
vbed lo leave their homes
throughout Southern Ca lifomla
by late Moaday:
-About 25 Los Angeles resi-
dents voluntarily evacuated
their homes in Mandeville Can-
yon and another 28 homes were
evacwat.ed in Laurel Canyon.
-About 1,000 people were ad·
vised lO le•ve their homes in the
Palm Springs area, where city
officials took the unusual step of
asking tourists lo stay away
from the desert tor the time be·
Ing. But Palm Springs police
sai~ that most or the 375 city
resuSeots who left their homes
had returned late Monday.
-Forty homes were evacuat-
ed in San Bernardino where the
Harrison Dam, filled to capacity
as water and silt poured off
nearby hillsides denuded by
fires whlcb scor c h e d the
watershed last year, was still
holding late Monday. However ,
city fire officials said 55 homes
had a1rudy been damaged and
one destroyed
FrowaPageAf
RAIN •••
An At.chbon. Topeka and San-
ta Fe Railroad trestle about two
males south of San Clem('nlt: 10
San Onofre was reported wa.~hed
a way Monday
Arthur Lloyd, a n Amtrak or -
11 cl a I sai d t o da y train
passengers art> getting bmied
around the washed out trestle.
He said it wu expected to be re -
paired by this afternoon.
County officials said sewage
spills continue to be a major
problem on south coast beaches.
Aliso Beach was closed Sun·
day when 100 feet of sewer line
leading to the Aliso Canyon
treatment plant was wushf'd out
Officials aald 1.5 million gall<>n~
of raw ~wal(e is being dumpt•d
ontn lht.> beach f'at·h day
The 11trand fmm Uoht·ny to
C:u p1 struno lh·ud1 w1u 1111:11'1
closed du,. to high b•clt>rlu
rount County health ofrlrl11h
l'll•hl th.-South 1-;u11I ltt·~1(Jflul
HeclamaUon AMt1nfy lr\l1ttrrw111
11lant whkh ovt>rflow1•d lai.l
mon th tiu11n'l c1vt•r flowt•d , tiu1
1tw luwt>Hrla (•ounla ure rt•l11l<"'1
to lht> AllM> l~1u•h 111)111
I .01•1tl offlclal11 1111 i.l t•lill mul 1•.,
of c11111u1.ic• lu public· uml prlvul•·
J)rofH'rly from lh1• drn111 111
11torm1 '" lmpot111lhh• to 111•1
llonf Ii l Hi ts
R.~orcl Sh4lp
A W-'ll 4lrM1tHt 11uu1 with hlac•k
• hn m .. f t1l11H•11 .. ,111 11 •m•ll rt'
vulv•r Ul lih1 h1u11l hti ltl 11tl " th•ffl!•u••11•1 tl••uh '•• 11r1I ~ht111 Mot14•¥ 11161t t1111u,1 1HJd with SKM)
In c••h, polli:11 11111411 lt111 today
ll:mJ>M>VttQ of Utmth'• 1•111a.
101 ll A.d111Ut Av• , told 11tn<'tlr11
the lumdit wa1U1ttt1 11110 lhti 1ton•
• I a b o u 1 u a o 11 111 .. n d
purchHeu1 1eve1 "I m*'.aulm111
batC'lre pullinJI out the aun
POllH Hid the robl>tlr ••·001N'<I
lh• mon•y from th" 4·uh rt1a hller \nto A baa 1tnd ram
Valley Dairy
Store Robbed
A ,_. 1UDman wtarln1 1 red
•kl maek robbed a rouat.ln
ValleJ ~ 1tore ot abcMM tt10 MondQ aften.ooa.
PoUH aaJd t.be mu tee.red
Dalar FrHh Dalry, noao
Newland St., dlaplayed a re·
voNtr, demaftdtd all tM money
tn ~· ouh re1lat.e'r ud UW. or· dered tbt two wonaen ln the
•tore to so lnto the bat.broom. TM man f1td an foot, pol.let
1"8ld.
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SvJede Wins Ii
Ing.ei;iiar Steomark of Sweden is b'bisted by Liechten·
stein s Andreas WenzeJ (left) and Aus tria's Hans Enn
after winning Olympic gold medaJ today in men's giant
·slalom. Wenzel won the silver m edal. The Austnan took
the bronze. See Olympic coverage in today's Sports sec·
tion. Page Bl.
Joke's on Reagan
In Primar-y Gaffe?,
PORTSMOtml, N.H. <AP) -
Ronald Re•gan fears an ethnic
joke be told on bis campaign bus
could hurt bis chances in the
New Hampshire Republican
presidelltial primary a week from
today.
Reagan stood an s ub·frttzing
temperatures in Hillsboro Mon-
da y to publicly apologiz.e for the
joke. which be says be lold over
the weekend as an example of
humor he considers distas teful .
"No slur was intend~ and 1
apologue to anyooe who was of·
fended by It." Reagan told re··
porters, speaking softly.
llJs voice t ose with an~er.
however, as he said of the first
new a •tor{ o•r tbe incident: •·Frankly, th1Nl It was a cheap
shot." 11\e first story about the
joke was aired by ABC NPw-;
correspondent J ohn Lauren('('
Reagan sa1d the Joke. which
1nvolvl'~ Poles. Italian~ and lh•·
Oass Size
Board Topic
Teachers and administrator..
are expected to squa re off
tonight when a report on cla.5!.
sizes In the lluntington Beach
U n1on lltgb School District 1~
p r esente d to the board or
trwitees
T eachers maintain many
<·las1ws ha ve clim bed beyond th•·
d111tnct•s ugreed upon ratio of
st udents t.o teachers.
The board seuion ls scheduJed
to be«!n al 7 p m wllh a JOmt
nu•t•trng with member~ of lh<'
Wt·•t Oranac~ County Consortium
for Spe(lal Education at Foun·
t111n Vallt<y llil(h School. 17816
ll1111hard St
Mafia. will hurt his eampaign.
"if p eo ple try t o make
someUung of 1t ··
Yet. 10 sax campaign stops
Monday. ancludang talks before
high S('hool and ('Ollege as·
sem b!Jes. the subjec t dad not
('Orne up, nor dld Reagan broarh
It
He told reporters he would
'"match my stand against preJ-
ud 1 ce and bigotry aga1ni.t
anyone in th1~ rount r ) lx'c3\I"-<'
I 'vt' b<'t-n at 1t d Ion~ tirrw.
berore there was ever a C1\1l
Rights movement ·
The Joke. whH·h Rl'ag.:in told
to Sen Gordon ll umphrt·~. H
N H . campaign a1dcc; and sup
porlers Saturday, went this way:
·How do you tell \he Polish
ft>llow at a eockf1ght" tie's the
11n1· with J du<'k
11•1~ do \IJU k ll lhl' Italian
11nt• ' f (1• .. ltll "Ill' 11. hc1 h..t_-. IJO
the dud.
lfov. cln you kno11. the Maf1c1 1-.
lhNe"' Tht• duck v. me;
Also on ~a turda )'. Nano
HeaJ(an. aftt'r s ubsl1lutmg for
her husband c1l a suburban
Chicago campaign rally . told
him i.n a telephone call beard
over loud.speakers by about 200
persons that she wished he could
have been the re to set.> .. a II these
beauufuJ wtute pe<>plf' "
She hesi tal~. her face turned
pall'. and then she added.
·Beautiful black and white P<'O·
pie '' 1ben she changed the sub
11•c1 Thl'rt' wel"l' no blacks in the
U Ud ll'nCl'
After the call. she told Stale
Rep l'>onald Totten, Reagan's
Illinois campaign director. 'Tm
~o sorry. l dJdn'l mt-an al ··
Lalt-r Totten told a reporter
"she didn't mean that She wa~
tulkm.: lo her hu:.band about lhe
white bllow . ..
BRETT WALKER NEWPORT
PRESENTS
Abortion
Payment
"Decreed
W ASHlNGTON (A9) -The
federal government must beltn
paying for most abortions for
POOr women. the Sup~me Court
said today.
The j&11t.lces. by a 6·3 vote. rt>
fused to block a federal Judge· ..
order forcing the governm ent lo
pay for poor women's medically
necessary abortions . The high
court. however. did not rule on
tbe merits of the case. bul Wl ll
review It later.
U.S. Dtstrtct Judge John Doo
ling in New York City last month
struck down the so-called Hyde
a mendment. a congr essional
restriction on Medicaid spending
for abortions.
Dooling said the restrictiOO.
which makes money'for abortion
available only to women whos1· •
lives are endangered by their
pregnancies and women who ar.-
victtms of rape or incest. is un
constitutional
Dooling said Med1ca1d monev
for medically necessary abor
tions must be available to elig1
ble women. as is m oney for
childbirth costs.
His broad d e f i nition of
"medically necess ary" went
beyond physical health to in
elude the bes t int'~rP<;I of .1
woman's mental and so<:aal wl'l l
being.
In other decisions :
TI>e Supreme Court rull.-rl
the federal government b en
lilied to all profits made by C>i
CIA aRenl Frank Snepp on :Jrf\,
uoauthonzed book he pubhsht:ir-'
in 1977.
By a 6-3 vote. the JUSllce-.
ruled that Snepp breached t w•
CIA secrecy agreements wher1
he wrote a book h ighly criticalbr
lhe U .S w\thdrawal from South
Vietnam
T h e high court rejected
Snepp's argumt'nls aga1o~t
restrkl1ons on free speech
TI>e court left intact fcder;1I
eourt rulings that saved th•·
NAACP from fmancaal ruin
The Justices refused to Con·•·
the c1v11 ·nghb group lo p<1y .1
group of Port Gibson, Mis:. .
m e rchant:. Sl 25 mtll1on p 1
damaf.?es while th(• NAACP ap
peals the money award.
Two lower federal rourts rul•.,f
lhJI payment dot'" not h;1\1· t•
~made unless and unt1l llw '<,
l1onal A.ssoc1al1on for th•· \t!
vancemf'nt of Colnri·c1 1'1•opl•
lo~es 1n all appeab .
County Dams
.411 Hol<li11~
(JrangP Count v Fl""'!
Control 11Fri C'ral' •,Jl li t ..
cf.1y the r•,unt1o1 .; m.1 111r
flood control ~'''"m' .Ir"
all work1n1? v:e11 d"~Pll •·
the v.eek ·lon~ <,lrinJ? nr
rain storms
Prado Dam rn the Sant.1
Ana CanYoO is st ill W<'JI below 1tc; capacity. or
f1c ials sa id.
The dam on the Santa
Ana RJvcr rs capable of
~ortang 19!>.000 aere r~t of
wate r . Today. the dam
was r eporte d h old1n~
81 .000 aae f~t.
The river downlitfl'am
of the dam can handle J
maximum flow of 5.000
cu b1c feet pe r ~econd
<cfsl. Today's now rat<'
was reported at J ,900 cfs
There are 43.560 cubic
feet 1n an <1crt-foot of
water.
T I B E R
( . ( ) L I. I ~ C T () N
Tuesday. February 19 through Fnday, February 29
lilI N.Jl 1-(NT K
NONl <Ao
MC~ V\.l C. N',
N ~M)
18 K/AAI OCXO SETTING\
RING OF ROMAN E~OR ZENO
~TN:; N>ICENI
~PUl<,IAM() n.t
R~ N-0 BYl.NfrM
l-.MPIRES Rl'GS. SrK:XPINS
ANO PfNOANTS
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VOL. 73, NO. 50, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE CX>UNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS
It's to Rain
Tlllere ·s no aunablae in ao.u.en. Calitorala'a lmmediate ,.. .....
Wef!Uter forecaatera, who ••re boplna a bllb pruaure
111um ln lbe Pad.tic would shove
81ide tbe Mriea of atonns UW
have left Southern Callfomia re-
e ling, aaid today the system ap-
pean to have been swallowed by
the onslaught of storms.
"It's BOl.na to rain off and on
throqh the weekend," said a
Weather Service spokesman
As of this morrhng , t h e
Reagan
Harmed
By Joke?
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. CAP) -
Ronald Reagan fears a n ethnic
joke he told on his campaign bus
could hurt his chances in the
New Hamps hire Republican
presidential primary a week from
today.
Reagan stood m sub.freezing
temperatures in Hills boro Mon·
day to publicly apo&ogize for the
joke. which be says he told over
:be weekend as an example of
humor he considers distasteful.
"No slur wa.s intended and I
apologiu to anyone who was of-
fended by it," Reagan told re-
porters, speaking softly.
.
apok•man aaid ther.i were »
total ol tlv• storms stretchln1 rrom tbe coasl to the int.em•·
tlonal dateline an the mid
Paclfh'. (Additional rainfall
•tory, Pa1eA3)
"There's plenty Lo draw from
out there ll looks hke it's JUSl
going to keep raining." he said
The ram that's fallen so far
has brou~ht disaster with it as
waler-laden hillsides liquefy into
rivers or oodng mud and creeks
and streams !>Well to bo1lmg tor·
rents
Oran1e Coua~Supervlsor H arrteu W*ler an order
Monda.ydeclartq ranteCounty
to be inaatateoflocal~mergency.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .• who re-
turned to the state today, was ex-
pected to sign an e mergency pro-
c la m ation declaring Or ange, Los
Angeles and Rive rside counli~s
disastt!r areas.
The two moves ena ble countv
and s tate officials lo move onto
p ri vate property to makl'
emergency repairs and 1t paves
the way for rederal disaster re ·
lie r.
The full board of superviaors
ratified Mrs. Wieder 's move at
their m e eting today . Tbe
supervisor said the emergency
declaration was taken as a pre-
v e ntive s t e p to deal with
emergencies that mlght).nse
from more rainfall.
Mrs Wieder, vice chair an of
the board. signed the order in
the absence or Chairman Ralph
Cla rk who was to return to the
county todav from a transparta· ,.
His voice rose with anger ,
however. as be said of the first
news story on the incident:
•' FrankJy, I think it was a cheap
shot." 1be first story about the
Joke was aired by ABC News
c.rreepoodeot John Laurence.
. «MIA•-"--"·--·-REPAIR WORK UNDER WAY IN SAN DIEGO CREEK CHANNEL EAST OF JEFFREY ROAD BIUOQEI
Roeka Aimed •t St•bUlzlng Ch•nMI, Stopping A•ln-c•uHd Erosion in Irvine
:·Reapn said the joke. wbi~
iDvolves Poles, Italians and the
Mafia, will hurt bis campaign.
"if pe~ple try lo make
-~oliL'' Yel. in six campaign stops
Monday. including talks before
high school and college as·
se mblies. the subject did not
come up, nor did Reagan broach
\t.
He told reporters he would
.. match my stand against preJ·
udi ce. and bigotry a ga i nst
anyooe in this country be<:ause
I 've been at it a long time,
before there was ever a Civil
Rights movement."
The joke. which Reagan told
to Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R-
N.H .. campaign aides and sup-
porters Sa turday, we nt this
way :
How do you te ll the Polish
tellow at a cockfight? He's the
one with a duck.
How do you tell the llaJ.Jan
one?· He's the one who bets on
the duck.
How do you know the Mafia is
there? The duck wins.
35-f oot Whale Hit
By Large Tanker?
. DEPTFORD. N.J . CA P ) -A
large ship apparently ripped in·
to the JS.foot whale fo und float·
ing on the Dela ware Ri ver with
its spinal cord severed and ribs
crushed. scientists say
Biologists carved through the
whale carcass for several hours
Monday to learn why the 17-ton
mammal died and why it was
found this fa r no rth in the
Delaware River
"If these large tankers hit a
whale they wouldn't even know
1t:· said Robert Schoelkopr. pro·
gram director for Atlantic City's
Ma r i ne Mam,nal St r anding
Center
Schoelkopf s peculated the
wha le may have been hit by a
tanke r. perhaps in the open sea.
He said the whale may have
become caught on the s hi p's
s tabilizing device and dragged
upriver until at became dis
lodged from the ship and floau:d
near the shore
The sc1ent1sls could not de
termine the p recise lime of
death or age of the whale, but
estimated at had been dead two
to five days and was not fully
grown The mammal wa ~
believed to be a minke, a ball'<!n
whale related to flnback and
blue wh alel>
The whale was s potted Sunday
m or ning. floating t wo mile~
north of the BcnJamin Franklin
Bridge, about 100 miles upnver
from the point where Delaware
Bay opens anto the Atlantic
Ocean
Strawberries Lost
Abortions
For Poor
law Upheld
WASHrNGTON (AP) -The
fc.>deral government must begm
µay ing for most abortions for
poor women. the Supreme Court
said todav The Justices. by a 6-3 vote, re-
fused to block a federa l Judge's
orde r forcing the government to
pay for poor women 's medically
necessary abortions. The high
co urt. however, did not rule on
the merits or the case, but will
review it later
LI S District Judge J ohn Doo-
ling in New York City last month
struck down the so-called Hyde
amend ment. a congressional
restriction on Medicaid spending
<See COURT, Page A~>
Also on Saturday, Na ncy
Reagan, after s ubstituting for
her husband at a s uburban
Chicago campaign rally, told
him in a telephone call heard
over loudspeakers by about 200
persoM that she wished he could
bave beeo there lo see "all these
beautiful white people."
Rains Destroy Crops
She hesitated, her face turned
pale, and then s he added,
"Beautiful black and white peo·
pie." Theo sbe changed the sub-
ject. 'There were no blacks in the
audien«.
Orange Coast
By JODI CADENHEAD
Ol IM O.lly ~!el SUH
An early $3 millfon strawberry
crop has been lost because or
heavy rains along the Orange
Coast. according to the Orange
County Farm Bureau.
Normally the first In the state
lo be harvested, the 2,200 acres
of usually ripe berries have
turned to pulp as farmers wait
to pull the mushy fruit out of
muddy fields . Only be rries Weather r eady to be picked now will be
Raio probability near ruined by the rains, according lo
100 percent tonight, with f a r m bu re a u e x e c u ti v e
oecaaion.al heavy rain and manager, Dur Thetford.
a few thunderstorms. Rain Consumers can expect to pay
decreasing to s howers a few cents more for celery,
Wednesday with partia l broccoli, and uparagua beeauae
clea-"-... Lows tontoht 56 of increased cost.a of barvestlq
...... 0 in wet weather. Nooe of U.O.. to eo. Highs Wednesday crops have been destroyed bJ
mid IOI. rains.
IN81•E Te8.4. y On the brilbter aide, <>r...,. County farmen won 't ba.e to
A .,,.uwtic, tlOfl·poUtdifto pay tor lrrl1atloa until late /wl Im bin dewlopfd that March. Before tbe ralu lllt,
cetilltl ,,.._ 9111 to pot01tr "'41· most fm'men .,.... fov blc:bla
dff •••ctnc plofltl. It'• abort of aeeded water. ne
clillGp, too. 0.. of tlte two ot ·-••·· ,,..... ~ .. oarJ...-. avera .. COit un ........ an
•-a.....;. ~ acrefootll,91D. ..
-.. wir Alt. In Saa Juan. Capiltrano, Ol\O
..... rancher tep>rted loslnt some tlO
............. "" .._......... .. orange and persimmon trees
....._ • a.'----a tbat be 1ue11ed hre in the ---:::-: =... ·~ Paelftc Ocean bf now. ..............
j ~ == _ ~ For the flrst Ume •Ince the et-:: ~---;; brtd1e to William Bathgate'• et.a propertJ wu built ln 1131, water ': __. I overOowed It, erodlnt Oao Creek !!'! =:: .,.. and cloalnt nearby halDI. ~a M The mana1er ot the O'Neill ,.__......., __ __, ______ II a.-lD a. luan Cap~
couldn't be reached today A
s pokesman for the company said
that Bob Clark was stranded on
the ranch and couldn't gel
across the swelling creek alon~
Ortega Highway.
A spokesman for the lrvme
Co mpany said there has been .. a
substantial loss .. of strawber-
r ies. Again. only those s trawber·
ries re.ady lo be harvested now
are affected by the rains.
Week
lion coaf erence in Florida.
As bas been the cue all week.
the south cout area was hardest
hit by the continuing stor ms.
City ott\ciala in Laguna Beach
and San Clemente have declared
local stat.es of eme~ency for
'their commwlities.
In Laguna. three homes in
Arch Beach Heights were en-
dangered by slides from the
steep hillside.
Early Monday morning tbe
home of Dr. C.L. McArthur
slippesi about 10 feet with por-
lions plummeting Into a canyon
as 90 reet of Del Mar Avenue
caved ln.
Tbe neighboring home of Mr.
and Mra. Georce Ushakoff also
is imperiled by the slide, police
noted, and bas been evacuated,
A third home across Del Mar
A venue from those two has also
been widermlned.
San Clemente police and fire
departments reported about 40
calls of mud.slides and floodina
were received Monday.
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Rain-closed
Roads Listed
Here was the List of major road closures at press time
today. Additional heavy rains, however. could bring more
closings.
-PAaFIC COAST mGBWAY: From Avenida Pico
to P alisade Dnve
-CAMINO CAPISTRANO: North from Aver y
Parkway. open to local lra.ffic only.
-DEL OBISPQ STllEET: Reopened this morning
Could reclose between Camino Capistrano and Selva Road.
-LAG UNA CANYON ROAD: F'rom the San Diego
Freeway to Pacifi c Coast H1ghway
-ORTEGA HIGHWAY : Reopened today."
-BACK BAY DaJVE: From San Joaquin Hills Road lo
Eastbluff Drive . Newport ~ach.
-CANYONS: Brea Boulevard through Tonner
Canyon.
-COVE ROAD: Jo area of Dana Point Harbor
-EL TORO ROAD: From Moulton Parkway to
Laguna Canyon Road.
-TS.ABUCO CANYON KOAD: At Trabuco Creek.
-VIA CANON: Partia.lly closed near Camino
Capist.nDo.
-AJITaA&: Railro.ct dosed two miles south of San
Clemente due to was~-OUt tresU~.
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llre•a Visits A.rea
L4 County's Storm
Loss 8100 Million
By~ Auocla~ PrHS
An unrelenting rain pounded
Southern California this mom ·
ing. bringing the total l:aiOfall in
the last seven days ~ 11.34
inches and leaving 18 dead and
thousands homeless
Lt. Gov. Mike Curb estimated
damage fro m the ~ries of
storms at $100 million in Los
Angeles County alone
Gov Edmund G Brown Jr.
planned a helicopter tour this
morning or several areas dev·
aslated by the paralyzing
Pacific storms that d~troyed or
inundated hundred s of homes
and roads with noodwaters, JJW.d-
or rockslides
Aides said Brown will sign dis·
aste r proclamations for Los
Angeles. Orange and Riverside
counties afterward.
"Disaster proclamations for
San Bernardino and San Diego
counties were issued earlier this
montb and are sttll in effect , and
further reqUt>sts were expected
from Ventura. Santa Barbara
ANGRY FLOOD VICTIMS
THREATEN RECALL -AS
and San Luis Obispo counties for
disaster assistance
Gov. Brown's arrival today
cut short a New England cam-
paign swing. Brown had asked
Curb lo handle the flood situa·
tion in bis absence but changed
his mind Monday and returned
to view the damage firsthand.
Alt.hough meteorologists said
the fifth storm in the series hit
this rp orning. l,he average
Southern Californian s aw the
last seven days as just one long.
h ea v y seemin g ly endless
rainstorm -with few precious
breaks that &asted no more than
several hours each.
Storm number five was ac·
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County Dams
Al,l Holding
Oran1e County Flood
Control olficlala said lo·
day the county's major
nood control systems are
all workin1 well despite
the Wffk-long string of
rain storms.
Prado Dam in the Santa
Ana Canyon la still well ,
below Ila capacity , or-
flclal1 said.
The dam on the Sant.a
Ana River la capable of
sortlnl 185,000 acre feet Of ·
water. Today, the dam
was reported boldtna
81.000 acre feet .
'l'be river down1tream
of the danl can handle a
mnlmdm flcnr of 5,000
cubic fHt P-•r aeeond (cfa>. Toda)' 1 now rate
wH reported at l ,tOO cfs.
There are '3,580 cubic
fHt In an acr• loot of
water.
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Another Near Mias
Reported Ove~ SD
SAN Dl£GO (AJ'l not.her Padfic Southwest AJrUoes
pUot. tbla ooe ftyln1 a )t"tlaMr with 117 peopl~ aboard from Ph~nJx. Ana . hu C'Omplalned about a ~m II plant' In Ila ntpt path over Su 'Ole10
The complaint made by Capt. Pa)' Dflnn.-y 1• ~r ln·
vest1 gaUoa, the Feoeral Avla"°9 ~dmln1nrat 1on 1aJd 1oday. A
spoktteruan la6d ~ appea11 tbtl ml_U ptan<' w11~n·t Ip it.a proper ulrspa~ dutina UM lncl•t last P'rida>
DeH•r llp, .-.111 Prit"r Dr•p•
LONOON IAP) The dollar N'St' aaatn•l mll)or CUrn!D<:lb
on world to,..lan ex~banaea lOdity. wt\Jle i Old prices were mixed
In Europe alter» slightly h1gher o~n1n1.
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u nted br 1 lJ.alnute clMd·
bu .... M dewn ltotm DWDber
ala •• ~ late toallbl or earlrW1f111!;r-• ftela .......... w M.• ..._ rain 90 far dUJ
H Hoo, nearly l1 Lncbca above
the normaJ tt1ure for lhJa date
wUb more than hall the total
com Ina to the lut aeven daya.
The total la six tnchts more
lhan the .,... u.1&aUy ••lll in an
eatlre aeuoo aod way abead of
last yoar'a 12.6 lncbea that bad
fa llen by tbl1 date.
N•tlonal Guard troops de·
II vered 800 gaUoru1 of drinkinl
water t.o Topan1a Canyon real·
dent.a late Mooday. The ar ea bas
been wit.bout safe water since
Sunday. Gokl closed 1n London at $645 SO an ounce, compared to $861.!'IC
MOftday. In Zurich tbc metal el~od at~ so. down from 1862.SO Monday. Silvercloeedtn Londonat $33 7~anounce
In Tokyo, the dolla r rose against the yen for the seventh
consecwve session, closing at 245 10. up from Monday's 243.775,
despite Bank ol Japan sales 'of S200 mal!Jon to S2SO million ln an attempt to bols ter the 1mport·~t'akened_>en
Sixty miles no rCbwest of
downtown Loe Angeles at Point
M u1u Naval Air Station. 3,000
persons r e mained evacuated
a fl e r a s econd wave o r
floodwaters bH the low-lying
miaaUe t est center Monday.
~,... p._'!. Ilk-. c..-.r FOUNTAIN VALLEY T!ACffERS GATHER FOR CONTRACT VOT! AT WARDLOW PARK
tn a Downpour, They Tum Down Elernent8ry Olatrtct'• uteat Offer
Clam•••n-.lnTJI f'lrldh19 Dff••
L95 ~GELES (AP > -Mov1t composer J t rry Fielding, 57.
has died tn his sleep In Toronto. Canada, ~rter completing the
S<'?ring of "Cries In the Night, ·his manager , Leonard Gra nger, Slid today.
Navy otficials s aid.
Another 1,490 persons had
either been evac uated o r ad·
vised to leave their hom es
throughout Southern California
Teachers Reject Offer
Fielding was found dead in htl> hotel bedroom Sunday morn.
ing . The cause of death was not immediate ly determined. Field·
mg was a leading com poser and scored many of the movies for Clint Eastwood and Sam Peckinpa h.
by late Monday:
-About 25 Los Angeles rest·
dents volunta rily evacuated
their homes in Mandeville Can-
yon and another ·28 homes were
evacuated in Laurel Canyon.
Strike Goes On Lil Fountain Valley
f'ln-1l9ltl~r• Ordfl'r~d lo TaUu
CIUCAGO (AP' -A j udge ordered the rlly and its. striking
fi refighters' union back lo the bargaining table toqay In an al ·
tempt to break a deadlock and end a six·day walkout.
Circuit Judge John Hechinger called neg?t~ators for the tw?
sides before the court a nd ordered the bar gammg session and a
status bearing for later in the day.
Floods, Mudslides
Silveratlo Canyon
Homes Threatened
-About 1,000 people were ad-
vise<I to leave their homes in the
Palm Springs area, where city
officials took the unusual step of
as king tourists to stay away
from the desert for the time be·
ing. But Palm Springs police
s aid that most of the 375 city
residents who left their homes
bad returned late Monday.
-Forty homes were evacuat-
ed in San Bernardino where the
Hanison Dam. falled to capacity
as water and silt poured off
nearby hillsides d enuded by
fires which scorched the.
watershed last year, was stiU
holding late Monday. However,
city fire officials said 55 homes
t)ad already been damaged and
By TOM LECOQ
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ooe destroyed. s tre am near Ha lf Way Road _ Evacuations also were re-complained' that a culvert and
By PfOL SNEIDER MAN
Of Ille o.lly ~Si.ti
Striking Fottntal n Valley
teachers, meeting this morrung
in rain-drenched Wardlow Park,
overwhelmingly r ejected what
Fountain 1 Valley Elementary
School Distric t officials havl'
described as their "last, best
and final " contract ofrer .
Teac he r Kathy Wright, a
member of tbe instructors'
bargaln.ing team, said the vote
was about 23S for rej~Uon or the
district's o ffer a nd 37 for acceptance.
She s aid other teachers re·
mained out today although they
did not attend lhe ,park meeting.
>•We believe we can get a set·
llem ent," she said. "But we
can't when the board insists on
taking things away and not com-
promising."
Mr~ Wright claimed that dur
ing weekend ncgotiat1ons. the
dis trict mude only one con
cession . that of retaining the
c urre nt . contract's provision
permitting teachers to superv1:,<:
a ft e r school acliv1t1es o n .,
voluntary basts.
"It's our last, best and finill
offer," Board· President Betty
M 1gnaneW saJd today. "NegOlla
t1ons. for the board, havt"
l'nded."
Mrs MignanellJ said the d1s
l r 1ct had made more con
cessions than the teachers had
indicated. She s aid the board
had been optimistic about ob
taining teacher approval of th1'
proposal.
Mrs. Wright said teacher'>
have notified the state mediator
of their desire to return lo thl·
bet rgaming table.
Residents of Silverado Canyon
were up early this m o rning,
checking on the defe nses they'd
built Monday against mudslides
and the churning water running
through their narrow valley
bridge washed out last week was ported in portions of Orange and
built by the county, but that its Sao Diego counties a nd Amtrak
refusal to clear debris resulted passenger train ser vice between
an the washout, which isolated Los Angeles and San Diego was
about 20 hous<!s. halted because of a weakened
HB City Attorney
Dozens or feeder stream:,, car·
rying runoff from two weeks of
rain. created most or the wor ry
Culverts jammed with stones
and debris from forest road con
s truct1on nea r the end or the can·
yon caused water to back up
a nd spill mud into ya rds of
houses below.
In one area, residents spent
most or Monday morning s hovel·
ing out tons of earth, trying lo
keep an unnamed creek w1lh1n
Its normal channc•I , away from
surrounding homes
The s tream runi. betwet•n
houses mto the areet known a:,
the dip, a few hundred yards
from the end of the canyon. Our
ing heavy rains m 1969, lhe c.irc:<i
was inundated by mud.
Residents there rel·all it took
l wo yea rs to remove the debris
from that storm, a memory that
:spurred them to shovel faster
and deeper.
Like m any ca nyon areas.
nei g hbo r s r e s p onded t o
t ele phone calls for help with
shovels and boots, but above the
dip. a heavy equipment operator
living nearby relieved shovelers
by driving his bulldozer into the
s tream; within five m inutel>
about five tons of gravel had
been pushed aside.
The ne ighbors helped pile
sandbags in front of a house.
then left to assist other friends
threatened by the runocr.
Down lhe hill at the dip, a low
spot in the pavement covered by
a fool ol water during even light
rains, up t.o three feel of gravel
had covered the road, making il impassable.
To the delight of residents
tir ed of "flatlander" antics at
canyon's end, a few s ightseers
tried to cross the water only to
get stuck.
..
Queries Maverick-And. he added, it was six railroad bridge.
ho urs lx'fore ii road·closcd sign San Diego County officia ls re-
.ind barricade was delivered. ported that 43 streets and roads
Canyon res idents s pent those were closed in the county due to
h ours in the road wavi(lg flooding after nearly five inches A maver1ck might be an un
sightseers a way. of.rain hit some parts of the area branded call, a tyJ>(' of ('ar or a
This morning, the defenses Monday. Scattered power out-hardnosed individual but is 1t J
were intact, but many residents ages affected-some 14,000 rest-Huntington Beach City Council
:,taved home to ma ke sure they dents there, especially in Na-ca ndidate')
held against the storm expected tional City. That's •bat City Attorney Gail
tonight . .,. Besides the Oasb flood watch. Hutton is researching tn the
the NWS ls.sued a travelers ad-council candidates h attle ro r Most were stoic, saying "This
f I. visory. for strong wmds of 25-SO star billing on the ballot is one of the tradeoffs or ivmg mph in the m ounta ins . T he She said her reseetrch lc:ad~
In the canyon " forecast calls for occasionally ~er to believe that cand1datl·
But nenrly a ll had rain gear hea vy showers over and west of Jack Ke lly may be pushing tu.,
:-ind ~hovels besidl' their doors the mountains, with a chance of luck by trying to get the 14ord They'd been through this before a fe w thunderstorm s .
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RAIN DAMAGE ...
An Atchison. Topeka and San·
ta Fe Railroad trestle a bout two
miles south of San Clemente in
San Onofre was reported was hed
away Monday.
Arthur Lloyd, an Amtrak of
f i c i a l , s aid t oday train
passengers a re gelling bused
around the washed out trestle.
lie said it was expected to be re·
paired by this afternoon
County officials said sewage
spi Is continue to be a maJor
pro em on south coast beaches.
Alis Beach was closed Sun-
day w 100 feel of sewer line
lead ing to Aliso Canyon
treatment plant shed out.
Orficials said 1.5 milli gallon.5
of raw sewage is being umped
onto the beach eac h day.
The strand from Doh ny to
Capistr a no Beach was lso
closed due lo high bacte ·a
count. County health officials
said the South East Regional
Reclamation Agency treatment
plant which overfl owed last
month Tlasn 't overfl owed, but
the bacteria counts a re related
to the Ali.so Beach spill.
Local officials said estimates
of damage to public and private
prope rty from the chain of
storms is impossible to set.
In Laguna Beach, city officials
will report lo council members
on the extent of that city's prob
I e m s at tonight's 6 o'clock
meetmg
Laguna Canyon has been a
constant proble m through the
week ·long siege a nd twelve
families living in low-lying
homes a long the road stayed
Monday night in a Laguna
Beach hotel. Red Cr oss of-
fi cials said this mornin~.
Talk Planned
On Economics
Dr. Gerhard Rostvold . an
a uthority on economics, will
s peak be f ore the Irvin <:
Chamber of Commerce at ll 15
a.m . on March 6 In the Registry
Hotel, Irvine.
Urbanomlcs Research A~
sooiat.es with offittS tn Clan!
monl and Corona del Mar was
formed in 1966 by Rostvold. The
firm spec i a lizes 1n legal
economics. land use ana lysis.
m a rke t s tudies. reg io nal
economics, state and local taxa-
tion , urban problems and com·
munity economic cai.e studies
Admission to the speech and
lunch as $10. For more informa
t1on caU 851-9171.
"Ma n·rick'" lisl<>d on Ulc bJll<•I
..1:, part or h.i.s occupal.ion
Kelly playeod James Ga mt:r ..,
~am blE'r brother Bart 1n the \an
Lage Maven ck telev1s1on 5how.
The matter became an l.aue
wben John Valentino, also a can·
didate. complain~
\'a lent1no said his roots ~o
hJt'k lo silent rtlm s upersl<Jr
Hudolph \.alenuno If Kelly can
bl· Maverick on the ballot
Vall'nllno <irgu1::s that he :,hould
hl' ethic• to nn~ tn the ndm\
Hudnlµh tu boost his ballot
status Mrs Hutton said th•·
queslton ha~ interesting legetl
twists.
Ma ven ck could refer lo d
compact a utomo bile once
manufactured by Ford. she said.
or a n unbranded calf or even an
independent person.
Kelly reported he used the old
western title simply for iden·
tificatlon purposes. He said he as
known as "Maverick "
Koreans Confer
PANMUNJOM. Korea <AP> -
South Korean diplo mats crossed
into the North Korean 5ect.or ol
lh1 s neutral truee village today
for the first time in five years
for preliminary talks with North
Korean delegates on improving
relations.
BRETT WALKER NEWPORT
PRESENTS
Mr-;. Mignanelli. however
'aid the boar d has rc;,irh1·d ti
l1m1ts in term:-. of 111·~nt1..1ll!m
and would ha11(• l•1 n11· .. r lr> de
u:rmint: 1t.s next t•ourst of :J<
t llln
TeaC'tk!r' plan to d1..,r11':-. <'<1•1
tract L'>1>ues with petn·nb <.1l 7 111
p m mt·et1ni.; fl)d,,, .•t SI
Wilfrid·, Ep1.,c-r1p,ol c huri h 111
11 unt1ngton lk;H h
Paul H.•hf'r who t'i dtrC'<'ltnl'
Rroup of conrem1·'1 r>a rf'nL' ',;1111
numerou.-; opt1on'i an• h1·1ng c,
plored Y. tlh lht• JI m or t·ndlO,'
lhf' 'itnke
Tht.>st· 1nrlud1· :-.pr1n'-<1rtn,g ,
public forum 111 rwrm11 b<1t h
Stdei. a r hanc1· to ~p .. Ji.. .ind ,,
ltltt.>r v.nttnJ,l t:<Jmp.n 1•n t•1 hoa;
mcmbo..·r'
Prin1p Ratt~
Rehouncls 1,,
I5=V1l/( RPcord
'llEW YOHK (Al'I S1·v1·r:.il
or the na t ion '~ lar(.:C'Sl hank boost~ their pnme lending rC.1t1
by a half point to 153 , percent
Tuesday, returning t he rate
charse<f on k>ans to top-rank~
business borrowers to the record
level ~ last fall.
The move was kicked orr b:r
Ch ase Manhattan Bank. the na
tton''> lhtrd !arg('<;l, :cftt-r ttii
Ft>dPrJI Rc>'t'f\'1' l.1• t l-'rtef,1 \ 111
1 r1•.t'>l-d 11-. tl1.,n1u11I r.1t1 II\
full Pt-rcenta~1· point 10 It I" r
rent tn 3 hart to conlr(ll 1nf1.1t111n
,..rot11 Page , I I
COURT. • •
for abortions.
DooUng said the restnction
which makes money for abortio11
nvailable onJy to women whose·
lives are endangered by their
p regnancies and women who an·
victims of rape or Incest , is un
constitutional
Ooolmg said Medicaid money
for medically necessary abor
t1ons must be available to eligi
ble wo men. as is m oney for
childbirth costs .
H is broad d e finition o f
"medically necessary" went
be yond physical health to in
e lude the best interest of a
woman's menta l a nd social well being.
The rains brought out a lot of
a nger directed towa rd county
government.
A fireman living beside the T I B E R
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~VOL. 73, NO. SO, 3 SECT10NS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS
It's Going to Rain
There '• oo a unsb h>e In
Soutbena Calllomla's lmmecftate
future.
Weather forecastera, who
were bop601 • blab pressure
system in the Pacific would shove
as6de the aeries or storms that
have left Southern California r~
elin&. said today the system ap·
pears-to have been swallowed by
the onslaught of storms.
"It's golna to rain off and on
through the weekend," said a
Weather Service spokesman
As of this morning, the
spokesman Hid lbere were a
total of nve storms atretchin1
Crom the coast to the iot.ema-
tton al dateline 1n the mid
Pacifir. (Additional rainfall
istory. Page A3)
"There's plenty to draw from
out there It looki. like 1l 's Just
going lo keep n orung ," he !.aid
The rain that's fallen so far
has brol!llhl disaster with it as
water-laden hillside:. liquefy Ullo
rivers of oozing mud and creekl>
and stream:. s well to boiling tor
rents
Oran1e Co'!nty Supervbor
Harriett Wieder slalMd an order
Monday declariDc Orante County
to be ln a state of local emergency.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., whore·
turned to the state today, was e x·
peeled to sign an emergency pro·
clamation declaring Orange, Los
Angeles and Riverside counties
disaster areas.
The two moves enable county
and state officials lo move onto
pr i vate prope rty to m 'ke
emer gency re pairs and it paves
the way for federal disaster re-
lief.
The full board of s upervisors
ratified Mrs. Wieder's move at
their meeting toda y . The
supervisor sajd the emergency
declaration was taken as a pre.
ventive st ep to deal w ith
emergencies that m jght arise
from more rainfall.
Mrs. Wieder, vice chairman of
the board, signed the order in
th'e absence of Chairman Ralph
Clar k who was to return to the
county todav from a transport.a·
THIS SECTION OF DEL MAR AVENUE IN LAGUNA BEACH CAVED IN, DAMAGING ONE HOME AND ENDANGERING OTHERS
Emergency Command Poat Establlehed at Arch Beach Height• aa Offlcl•I• Watch for Land Movement
Reagan Fears Backlash
Says Ethnic Joke Could Hurt in. Primary
PORTSMOUTH. N.H. (AP> -
Ronald Reagan fears an ethnic
joJ<e he told on his campaign bus
could hurt his chances in the
New Hampshire Republican
11reside ntial primary a week from
t.Pday. R~agan stood m sub-freezing
temperatures in Hillsboro Mon·
day to publicly apologize for the
joke, which he says he told over
the weekend as an example of
bumor he considers distasteful
"No slur was intended and I
apologize lo anyone who was of-
fended by it." Reagan told re-
porters, speaking softly.
H is voice rose with anger,
however. as be said of the first
news story on the incident.
"Frankly. I think it was a cheap
shot." The first story about lhe
joke was aired by 4BC News
correspondent John lJ./turence.
Reagan s aid the foke, which
involves Poles, Italians and the
Mafia, will hurt his campaign .
"if p eople try to mak e
something of it ...
Yet, in siit campaign slops
Coast
Weather
Rain probability near
JOO percent tonight, with
occasiooal heavy rain and
a few thunderstorm s . Rain
decreasing lo s howers
Wednesday with partial
clearing. Lows tonight 56
to SO. H1ghs Wednesday
m6d 60s.
INSIDE TODA"
A lfl'dMtic. non-poUwing
fuel ho.t bun dtveloped that
cOllJd malcie QB1 to pot«T big-
cit11 electric plants. It's
clwop, too. One of the two
mafR ~ ii garbage.
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Monday, including talks before
high school and college as -
semblies. the sub1ect did not
come up. nor did Reagan broach
it
H e told reporters he would
"match my stand against preJ·
udice a nd bigot ry against
anyone in this eountry because
l 've been al 1t a long time.
before there was ever a Civil
Rights movement "
T he joke, which Reagan told
to Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R·
N .H .. campaign aides and sup·
porte rs Saturday. went this
way ·
How do you tell the Polish
fellow al a cockfight? He's the
one with a duck.
How do you tell t he Italian
one? He's the one who bets on
the duck.
How do you know the Mafia 1s
there? The duck wms
Also on Saturda y, Nancy
Hl'agan. after sub~l1luting for
her hus band at a s uburban
Chicago campaign rally . told
him in a telephone call heard
over loudspeakers by about 200
persons that s he wished he could
have been there to see "all lhese
beautiful white people "
She hesitated. her face turned
p ale. a n d then s he added .
·Beautiful black and white peo-
ple." Then she changed the sub
1ec t. There were no blacks m t he
audience
After the call. she told State
Rep. Donald Totten, Reagan's
Illinois campaign director , ''I'm
so sorry, I didn't mean it "
Later Totten told a reporter
"sht> didn't mean that She was
talking to her husband about the
white snow .. "
Strawberry Crop
Ruined by Storms
By JODI CADENHEAD
0t 1• o.11, r li.t s ... 11
An early S3 million s trawberry
crop has been lost because of
heavy fains along the Orange
Coast, according to the Orange
County Farm Bureau.
Normally the first In the state
to be harvested, the 2,200 acres
of usually ripe berries have
turned to pulp as farmers wait
to pull the mushy fruit out of
muddy fields . Only berries
r eady to be picked now will be
ruined by the rains, accordina to
farm bureau executive
manager, Dur Thetford.
Consumers can expect to pay
a few cents more for celery.
broccoli, and uparap because
of lncreued coats ol barvestlq
in wet weather. Noae of ~
crops have been deltl'O)'ed bJ
rains.
On the brlitrter' aide, ()rap
County farmen won't bave to
pay for lrri1atlob until late
March. Before tbe ratna bit,
moat farmen were four lDebla
short of needed water. ft•
avera1e COit ot lrrt1aUAa a.a
acre foot ia •· 1D Su Ju&D Capiltrano, one
rancher NPOfted lollnt some eo
or ange and pe rs immon trees
that he guessed were in the
Pacific Ocean by now.
For the rirsl time s ince the
bridge to William Batbgate 's
property was built in 1939, water
overflowed it, eroding Oso Creek
and clogging nearby drains.
The manager of the O'Neill
Ranch in San Juan Capistrano
couldn't be reached today.
A Stork
For Storks
BYRON, Minn. <AP) -
The stork vis ited tbe
Storks of Byron -again.
A 80D WU born to )Ir.
and Mrs. Jack Stork on
Saturday at Methodist
Hoapltal in Rochester.
It waa the eight Stork
born to the Storks. The
eldest of the S tork
children is 22 . Until
Saturday's arrival, tlae
youngest was 8.
J a ell Stork ts a truck
driver.
WuntyDams
All Holding
Orange County Flood
yontrol offi c1C1ls :-aid to
dJy the C"ounty '!> maJor
flood control "Y~lt•rn!-arC'
:ill working well despite
the week-Jong strin~ of
r ain slorm~.
Prado Dam m lhe Santa
Ana Canvon 1s o;t1ll well
below it~s C'apa<·ity, o f
fic 1als said
The dam on lht> Santa
Ana River 1s C'apable of
~orting 195.000 aC're feet of
"a te r Toda~. 1ht' dam
w a s rep o r t <' d ,h o I d 1 n g
81.000 aere feet
The river downstrc'am
of the dam can handle a
maximum flow of 5 ,000
c ubic feet per second
l cfs l Today's flow r ate
was reported at 3.900 cf~
There are 43,560 cubic
feet in an acre foot or
water
Leftists T a:ke
2 Embassies
In Mexico
MEXICO CITY CAP>-Left.
ists frustrated by Whal they call
~-~ovem~ent's tatlyre to free
po\1t1caJ pnsoners ana improve
living conditions for Mexico's
impoverished masses pledged
to c ontinue occupying the
Danish and Belgian embassies
until their demands arc met.
The militants of the National
Democratic Popular Front
peacefully took ov4!r the em·
bass ies Monday momJng. But
they took no steps lo prevent
embassy employeea, lncludlng
both ambassadors, from leav-ing.
A s(>Okesman for th~ letllits,
Juan Lope1, said the occupiers
were Wlarmed. He said the ac-
tlon1 would continue unW the
1ovemment bean tbe ll'OUP'J
demandl for ta. releaae of wbat
It claims are political priaoners
and others who were arrested
and have not been beard from
since .
The 1overnment claim• tt
hold• no pollt.leaJ prisonen. The
admhua&.ratklft ot President Joee
Lope1 Pwt.IUo eoacted two am·
nnty law that have frMCI 300
poUUeal priaonen OVIT tbe lut two,...,.., ..
Week
uon conference in Florida.
As has been the case all week.
the south coast area was hardest
hit by the continuing storms.
City officials in Laguna Beach
and San Clemente have declared
local stat.es of emergency for
their communities .
In Laguna, three ho mes in
Arch Beach Heights were en·
da ngered by s lides from the
steep hillside.
Early Monday morning the
hom e or Dr. C L. McArthur
slipped about 10 feet with por·
lions plummeting into a canyon
as 90 feet of Del Ma r A venue
caved io.
The neighboring home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Ushakoff also
is imperiled by the slide, police
noted. and has been evacuate<l.
A third home across Del Mar
A venue from those two has also
been undermined.
San Clemente police and fire
departments re ported about 40
caJls of mudslides and flooding
were received Monday
<See RAIN, Page .U>
Rain-closed
Roads Listed
Here was the l.Jsl of major road closures at press lime
today. Additional heavy rains, however , could bring more
dosmgs
-PAOFIC COAST HIGHWAY : From Aven1da Pico
to Palisade Drive,
-CAMINO C APISTRANO: Nor\,!l from Avery
Parkway, open to local traffic only
-DEL OBISPO STllEET: Reopened this mormng.
Could reel~ between Camino Cap1!i\rC1no and Selva Road
-LAGUNA CANYON ROAD: From the San Diego
Freeway to Pacific Coast Highway
-ORTEGA HIGHWA \': Reopened today
-BACK BAY DRIVE : From San Joaqwn Hills Road to
East bluff Dnve, Newport Beach
-CANYONS: Brea Boulevard through Tonner
Canyon.
~COVE ROAD: In area or Dana Point Harbo~.
-EL T080 ROAD: From Moulton Parkway to
Laguna Canyoo Road.
-TRABUCO CANYON ROAD: At Trabuco Creek
' VIA CANON : Partial!) closl·d nea r Camino
Capistrano.
-.urraAK: Railroad closed two miles south of San
Clemente due to washed-out trestle.
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L4 County's Storm
Loss Sl()() Million
By ThE> AssociatE>d Pr~'i
An unrelentmg rain pounded
Southern Californ1C1 this morn·
1ng . bnnging the total rainfall in
th<• last seven day~ lo 11 34
inches and leav1nA 18 dead and
thousands homeless
Lt Gov Mike Curb estimated
damage from thl' H r 1es or
storms at SlOO million in Los
Angeles County alone
Gov. Edmund C Brown Jr
planned a helicopter tour lhls
morning of several areas dev-
as tated b y th e paralyzing
t>ac1f1c storms that destroyed or
inundated hundreds or homes
and roads with floodwaters. mud
or rockslides.
Aides said Brown will s ign dis·
aster proclamatinns for Los
Ani.:eles. Orange and Riversidt'
counties afterward
Dis aster prrH·lamat1ons for
San Bt>mardino and San Diego
ANGRY FLOOD VICTIMS
THREATEN RECALL -AS
counties were issued earlier this
monlh and are still in effect, and
further requesL-; wt•re expected
from Ventura. Santa Barbara
and San Luis Obispo counties for
dis aster assistance
Gov Brown's arrival today
<"Ul short a New England cam·
pa1gn swmg Brown had asked
Curb to handle the flood s itua-
<See STORMS, Page A2l
. ~---TROUBLI ON THI WAY -Today's satellite weather
photoarapb sbowa more storms on the way. A vl1orous low pressure area and frontal system ls moving
northeast. Low pressure storm areas were 200 miles and
600 miles west of California and moving in rapidly when
this photo was taken.
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San Diego Rapped
By Jetliner Pilot
SAN DIEGO tAPI Anot.be.r Pactf1c Soulh_...l AlrUnea
sMIOl, lhla one Oyln• a ,•Ulmir wU.h 12'7 people aboard from
Phoenix, Aria . hu romplalrw-d about a amall ptan.e In lU ru1hl
path over San Olcao
Tbt" complaint mad.-b1 C8'( Pay l>t!nney la uoder ln·
vest11aUon. the l"ed4lral AvlaUOG Admlniatrauon Hid tod~. A
spokH man aald at •P"•n lbe all\IJJ plant' waan't ln lu proper
airspac. cluria.1 the incident last IPrlday
No evasive acuon WH ~emed n~<'~s:sary by the pilot, and
the FAA aald t.ht! Incident WU!i nol cons.ldt'l"\"d t1 "nor mls11 " ~re have bec!n a hull dou n ~ueh rompla1nts by PSA pl Iota ln lhe lut year
811,_r Vp, Gelfl r..w~ Drep•
LONDON <AP> The doll.ir rose aialnst major currencies
on •ortd forei1n uch1n1es tocby. while gold pnces were mixed
in Europe after a slightl y hl.:ht·r openina
Gold closed in London at $64!1 SO an ounce. compared to SMl.~
Monday. In Zurkb the metul cl<>tied at $656.50, down from $1662.50
Monday S1lver closed1nl.ondonat$33 7Sanouoce
ln Tokyo, the dollar rose ugamst the yen ror the seventh
consecutive session. closing at 24S 10. up from Monday's 243 77!1,
despite Bank or Japan sales of $200 m1lhon to S250 million In an
attempt lo bolster the import weakened yen
lhwl• Be.ri•9 Op.-"•
WASHINGTON {.A P> President Carter's plan to register
women as well as men 'for a potent1<1l draft 1s getting Its fi rst
hearing today 1n Congrei,:-. before a House :.ubcom millee
already opposed t.o the idea.
The House armed services personnel subcommittee told
Carter before he proposed dr i:!ft rc.:1slration of women that 1t was lined up 6 to 3 agauist the 1dc<1.
"I'm sure he re alizes it will not pass." said Rep. Richard
White , D-Tcxas, the subcommittee's chairman, before the hear· ing
Floods, Mudslides
Silverado Canyon
Homes Threatened
B7TOM LECOQ
Of 1M o.lly ...._. Swff
Residents or Silverado Canyon
.we r e up early this mornin,. checking on the derenses they d
built Monday against mudslides
and the chumin~ wa ter running
through their narrow valley
Dozens of reeder streams, car
ryin~ runoff from two wet·ks uf
ram. <'reated most of the worry
Culverts Jammed with stones
and debris from rorest road con·
atructJon near the end or the can
yon caused water to back up
a nd s pill mud into y ardl> or
flouses below.
Jn one area. residents !.pent
most of Monday momang l>hovel
ing out tons or earth, try10g lo
~eep an unnamed creek within
its normal channel, away from
s urrounding homes
The stream runs between
houses into the area known as
lht! dip. a few hundred y;ird::.
from the end or the canyon Dur-
ing heavy ra1m. m 1969, the ltrCJ
was 1nundatt'd by m ud
s tream near Half Way Road
complained. that a culvert and
bridge washed out last w~k was
built by the county, but that its
refusal to clear debris resulted
1n the washout, which isolated
a bout 20 houses.
And, he added , 1t was s ix
hours before a road-closed sign
;rnd barricade was delivered
Canyon res idenLc; spent those
h o urs in t he r oad waving
i:.tghtsecrs away,
This morning, the defenses
. )NCre intact, but many residents
~taycd home to make sure they
hl'ld agains t the l>torm expected
tonight.
Most were stoic. saying .. This
is one or the tradeoffs for living
in the canyon."
Hut nearly all had r am gear
and '>hovels beside their doors
They'd been through tbLS before
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f 1rh1. u[d today train
p1111n.1en are 1etUn1 buAed
around the wubed out tn.tle.
H• .. lei it WU expected t.o be re·
paired by Uda anernoon
County otrlcla11 eald sewqe
1plllt emu.au. to be a mllJor
proble«n oo aoulh cout beaches.
AlllO BMeh was eloaect Sun·
day when 100 feet ol sewer line
leadln& to the Ali110 Canyon
treatment plant was washed out.
OfflcJ&la Hid 1.5 million galk>ns
of raw aewa1e kS being dumped
onto the beach each day.
The strand from Doheny to
Cap latrano Beach was also
c loud due to high bac teria
count. County health officials
said lhe South East Region~!
Reclamation Agency treatment
plant which overflo wed last
month hasn't overflowed. but
the bacteria counts are related
to the Allio Beach spill.
Local ofOcials said esumat~
of damage lo public and privak
propert y from the ch ain or
s torms is impossible to set
Jn Lagwia Beach, city officials
will rePort to council members
on lhe extent of that city 's prob·
l e m a at tonight's 6 o 'cloc k
meeting.
Laguna Canyon has been a
constant problem through the
week-long siege a nd twelve
families living in low-lying
homes a long the road stayed
Monday night In a L aguna
Beach hotel. Re d Cross of·
ficials said this mo m ing.
Water rose to three feet in
many of the homes Saturday
and waa followed by mudslides
Sunday that left most or the
houses with four inches or slime
on the noon.
San Clemente Fire Chief Ron
Coleman said today the state of
emergency in the city should
last about three days while the
mudslide threat exists.
Milky Way
Data Bared
WASHJNGTON (AP) -The
National Science Foundation has
a nnoun ced d e t ai l ed new
r:l easurements of some of the
oldest stars in the Milky Way -
a nd uys the data could change
theories about the galaxy's crea·
lion some 15 billion years <1go
The findings announced Mon·
day iodicale the concenp-ations
of heavy e le m ents -iron .
sodium aod calcium -in the ao-
chmt ..... •re nve times lower
than prevlowly believed.
Such dttreases mean models
describing the ori ~in of the
galaxy may have to be senously
modified and old asi.umpt1oni,
~crapped . the astronom er'> say.
ResidenL'\ there n ·call 1l lcM1k
two years to remove thl! debm,
·from that storm. a memory th<1l
spurred them lo !>hovel faster
and deeper.
Fro..P~AI
Lik e m any canyon area:,,
n ei ghbors r es p o nd ed to
telephone calls for help with
s hovels and boots, but above the
dip, a heavy equipment operator
li ving nearby relieved shovelers
by driving his bulldozer into the
s tream; -within five minutes
about five t.ons of gravel had
been >pushed aaide.
The nelehbora·"1l elped p i le
sand~gs in front of a house.
then left t.o assist other friends
threatened by the runoff.
• Down the but al the dip, a low
spot in the pavement covered by
a fool of water during even light
rains. up to three feel or gravel
bad covered lhe road, making it
impaaut>ie.
To lhe delight of residents
tired of "flatlander" antics at
canyon's end, a few sight.seers
tried t.o cross the water only t.o
gel aluck.
The rains brought out a lot of
•nger direct.ed toward county
1ovemment. A fireman U ving bes ide the
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STORMS DEV AST ATE LA ..
t1on in his absence but changed
his mind Monday and retu.~
to view the damage firsthand.
Although meteorologists said
the fifth storm in the series h.it
t his morntng, the averaee
Southern Californian saw the
last seven days as just one long,
h eavy s eem i ngly e ndless
rainstorm -wilh few precious
breaks that la.sled no more than
several hours each.
Storm number five was ac·
cented by a 15-minute clood·
burst at dawn. Storm number
six was expected late toni«bt or
early Wednesday.
The Los Angeles area has had
'"20.29 inches of rain so far lbl.s
season, nearly 11 inches above
th e normal figure for this date
with more than hall the total
coming in the last seven days.
The total is six inches more
than lhe area usually geta ln an
ealire season and way ahead ot
last year's 12.6 Inches that had
fallen by Uli! date .
National Guard troopa de·
livered 800 gallons of drinkina
water to Topanga Canyon reel·
dents late Monday. The area bu
been without safe water al.nee
Sunday.
Sixty miles northwest or
downtown' Loa An1ele1 at Point
Mugu Naval Air StaUoa, 1,000
pe rsona remained evacuai.d
a fter a a~con d wave of
floodwaters hit tbe low-lytnc
mlulle test center Monday.
Navy offldala aaid.
Another 1,490 persona bad
either been evacuated or ad·
vlsed to leave tbe'r bomea
throupout Soutbem Calllomla
by la~ Monday:
-About 25 Loi AD .. le1 "'i· denta voluotarlly ev~uated
tbetr homee la llludnUJe Can·
yon and anotber • bom• ftn
evaculAld ID Laanl Cu,_.
-About 1,• NODl• --. ..S-
vlHd to lean t.Wr.fiom• la tbt
Palm 8DrtDo area, wlMN.dtJ offlelali coOi" tlM anuual .-ot
11lrtn1 toutllll to etay away
from U.. detert for tbe Ume M · fns. But Palm Sprtn1• poUce
aaid that moet of the 376 clty
realdent. who left. their homes
bad returned t.te lllond•J · -Forty bom9I .. ,. eveeuat·
ed la s-a.mardJ80 ....... the
H~ Dem. ftUed to capee.llJ
4'as wate r and silt poured orr
n earby hillsides denuded by
fires whi c h sco r c hed the
watershed last year. was still
holding late Monday. However.
city fire orftclals said 55 homes
had already been damaged and
one destroyed.
-Evacuations also were re-
ported in Portions of Orange and
San Diego counties and Amtrak
passenger train service between
Los Angeles and San Diego was
halted because or a weakened
railroad bridge.
San Diego County offi cia ls re-
ported that 43 streets and road&
were closed in the county due to
flooding after nearly five inches
of rain hit some parts of the area
Monday. Scattered po..-er out·
a gq affected some 14,000 res1
denta there. especially in Na
llonal City.
Besides the nash flood watch.
the NWS issued a travelers ad
vlsory for strong winds of 25-50
mph in the mountains . T he
forecast caJls for occasionally
heavy showers over and west of
lhe mounulns, with a chance of
a few thunderstorms.
Be Honest,
By George
WASIDNGTON CAP>
If George Waah.lngton was
born on Feb. 22. then his
birthday s h ou ld b e
ctlebnted Feb. 22 -not
on the third Monday in
February. aaya Seo. Jen·
n1D11 Randolph, D· W. Va.
Randolph Introduced
lellalaticm Monday to halt
th• preetlee ot ceJebratln1
bollday1 on arbitrarily
cho1en Mondays, thus
c re U l n g th r e.e ·day
weekendt.
Randolph hall no quarrel
wlth Utree-dey weekend•,
although he aaya they en·
cour11• unne ce111ry
travel. The Mnator ••Y•
Ile Jutt bellevH there
abould be no tampert.01
wtdl blltoncal ....
o.lfy,..... ...... lllf.._lt ...... FOUNTAIN VALLFt nACH!RS GATHER FOR CONTRACT VOTE AT WARDLOW PARK
In• Downpour. 'They Tum Down EJemem.ry Otatrtct'• Lateat Offer
.Teachers Reje~t Offer
Strike Goes On in Fountain Valley
By PIOL SNEIDER MAN
Of U. o.lly ~194 Se...ff
S t r iking Fo untain Valley
teachers, meeting this morrung
tn rain-drenched Wardlow Park,
overwhelmingly rejected what
Fountain Valley Elementary
School District officials ha vc
described as their "last , be-st
and final" contract offer
Teacher Kathy Wright. a
member of th e Ins tructo rs·
bargaining team, said the vote
was about 235 for rejection of the
district 's o ffe r a nd 37 for
acceptance.
She sald other teachers re -
mained out today although they
did not att.eo.d the park m eeting.
"We believe we can get a set·
llemenl," sbe sald. "But we
can 'l when the board insist.a on
taking Ullnp away and not com·
promising."
Mrs Wnght claimed that dur
in g weekend negot1at1oni:.. the
dis trict m ade only one con
cession. that of rcta1n1ng thl·
t u-rrent conlr<1 cl 's prnv1s1on
perm1tung teat hl'r. to i:.u~rv1sl'
after school dCt 1v1t1 c~ on &J
voluntary bas1'>
"It's our last. best and rmal
offer." Board Prl'!>tdent Betty
M 1gnanelh said today "Negoll<t·
lions . for the board. have
ended "
Mrs. M1gnanelli said lhe d.ts-
t r 1 c t had made more con·
cessions than the teachers ha d
indicated. She said the board
bad been optimistic about ob-
taining teacher approval of lhia
proposal.
Mrs. Wright said teachers
bave notified the state medJalor
of their daire lo return to the
bargaining table. ·
HB City Attorney
Queries Maverick
A maverick might be an un-
branded calf, a type of car or a
hardnosed individual but 1s 1t a
Huntington Beach Cit y Council
candidate"
That's what City Attorney Gail
Hutton i5 researching in the
council caodlcS.tea battle for s tar billing on the ballot.
She said her research leads
her to believe that cand1date
J a ck Kelly may be pushing his
luck by t rym~ to get the word
Ma ven ck" hsted on thl· ballot
... ., part of hLs occupalion.
Kelly playC'd J ames c:aml·r '
~ambler brother Bart tn thl' vin
ti:!ge Maverick television show
The matter became an issut•
when John Valentino, also a can
didate. complaJned
Valentino said his roots RO
back to s ilent fil m superstar
Rudolph Valentino. If Kelly can
be Maver ick on the ballot .
Va lenlJ.no argues that he should
be a ble to ring in the name
Rudolph to boos t his ballot
status . Mrs . Hutton said the
question has interesting lega I
twists.
M aven ck could refe r to a
co m pact automo b l le oncl'
manufactured by Ford, she sa.id .
or an unbranded calf or even an
independent person.
Kelly rePorte.d he used the old
we.>stem lJtlC' s1mplv ror 1dcn
t1ri cal1on purposes Ile l>c11d he 1s
knownas"Mavt>n ck ··
\-tM'Glf••••g
Prinr<'S:--Margarc.>t l<'ft Lon
don today for a thrt!l'·Wttk
holiday on th<' Caribbean
llilanc1 of Mus ttquc with he r
l·'°I' Slnger frie nd. Rodd v
l.lt>wellyn. 32.
BRETT WALKER NEWPORT
PRESENTS
M r'I M1gna.nell1. how•·vL
'\a1d the board ha!> rt•achl'd .
limits in terms of ncgot1all< ...
Jnd would hav(' l<> meet to rl•·
u:rm1ne its next t:oursc of •• ,.
t1on
Teachers pl;i n l'' d1sruc,c, Mn
trdCt 16sues with parent:. ill 7 :111
p m met.>l1ng tod J )' .. 1 !'I t
Wilfrtd''i EJJtst'Opal 'hurch II•
Huntington lkach
Paul Seher. who 1s d1rectrng ;,
group of concerned parents, sa11t
numerous options are bt!1ng ex
plored with the aim of endlnf
the strike.
These include sponso nng a
public forum to permit boUi
sides a chance to ·speak and" a
letter·wrillng campaign lo board
members.
Prime Rate
Re bounds to
I53ft1°k Recor<I
NF:W Y OHK (/\P l ~:vt·r;il
or 11\e nation's lar~c· ... { l.Janl..s
booste-d their pnmc lt>n dmg rat••
by J half p<11nt tn I\'• rw r1 1·11•
Tue,d ay , rt>turn1n;.: th•· 1,1t•
l'harged on loans tu toµ rank•·d
business borrowl'rs to th" n·1·oril
level set last fo ll
The move. was kicked orr tl;
Ch ase Manhattan Bank. the n-a
lion's third largest . after the
federaJ Reserve last Fn day in
<'Teased its discount rate by .• ruJI pertenta~e poi nt to \:\ 1)1•1
c l'nt in a bid tQ c11nt r11I 1nfl:it1t111
~l\th r.inked C"ht 111:1 .. 1 B.11 ~
and 20th rJnk1·tl lfanl. 11f '' \~
Y11rk .11'11 hlx1't"d th1 1-1 n· •
r.tlt·~ to l'l 1• Pl re t·nl 1111 1.11
last ~3' at t~:i.. pt•rn•nt tn m1c~
Novemt>t-r, shortly iiftt•r rt -,haq
t red1t u~htenm~ by tht' F1•d wa-.
an noun~
The Fed'c; move ('am t• afte r
the govemmc.-nt reported a 1 1
p e rce nt Jum p 1n ~ho l es al 1
prices in January Moneta n
tightening is aimed at ~low1ni:
lnnauon and e<.'onomic growth
by curbing the amount of mon~~
availa ble for borrowing
Command Changed
PEKING CAP> -Ve Fei, a
once-purged military veteran
has replat'ed Xiao Jmgguani? a!>
China 's naval commander . lht-
offk 1al Xmhua ne\li 'I agency n ·
vealed today
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VOL. 73, NO. 50, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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TUESDAY, F'EBRUARY 19, 1980
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Ye•r Ro•etew•
Dally Ne••paper
c Fl FTEEN CENTS
·Brown Rules County Disaster Area
B1n..u.date4 Pnea
Aa rain cootin&Md to pound
Southern Callfornla today.
Drini.inc the total rainfall ln lbe
laat seven days lo 11 13 inches.
Gov. Edmund G Brown J r
sl1ned a proclamation dttlarin1
Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside
and Ventura counties state dis·
aster areas
Brown S1lid the seven -day
atorm aie,re which has left 18
dead and t.bomanda bomeleaa bu
cauled an estimated $100 mllbon
dama.ce lrr pubUc and pr1v11te
property
The governor had retume<l to
Califor nia only hours earlier
from New Hampshire. where he waa campaiping for the pres-
idential primary, and said that
he would return there later to-
day.
Bul, he said, ··By my pres·
encei I want to reaasure the
peop e ot California that all that
can be lesally and physically
done will be done."
In his absence, be said. Lt.
Gov. Mike Curb is "working
closely with my office." Curb
jomed Brown at the news con-
ference along with officials from
the stricken counties, and the
National Guard and the
Cahforrua Conservation Corps.
At Pomt Mugu, some 3,000
flood refugees from the Navy's
missile test center began drying
out and settling into temporary
homes as Seabees worked to
divert floodwaters back to a creek
bound for the ocean
Meanwhile. muddy waters
began to recede at Pomt Mugu
Naval Air Station, where the
base's 550 homes and some other
raciht1es were mundated with up
to s ix feet of muck after an
e arth en levee holding back
nearby Calleguas Creek burst
Sunday.
The waters had lowered to
about four reel today, "bul
that's not a whole lot of consola-
tion.·· oneNavyofficial said.
Dozens of Seabees worked
through the night building a
four.foot waJI of sandbags along
the nooded section of Highway l.
which separates the creek from
the Navy~-
But Seabees spokes man Gene
B lackler of nearby Port
Hueneme said lhe sandbag wall
amouoted to "applying a Band
Aid."
At Point Mugu. spokesman
Ray Lucasey said an explosives
team had blown a second bole in
the levee downs tream from
(~STORMS, Page AZ>
It's Going to Rain· All Week
* * ·------· * * Rain-closed
Roads Listed
(
Here was the lis t of major road closures at press time
today. Additional heavy rains, however, could bring more
closings.
-PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY: From Avenida Pico
to Palisade Drive.
-CAMINO CAPISTRANO: North from Avery
Parkway, open to local traffic only. .
-DEL OBISPO STREET: Reopened this morning.
Could reclose between Camino Capistrano and Selva Road.
-LAGUNA CANYON ROAD: From the San Diego
Freeway to Pacific Coast Highway.
-ORTEGA HIGHWAY: Reopened today
-BACK BAV DRIVE: From San Joaquin llills Road to
East bluff Drive, Newport Beach.
...:_ CANYONS: Brea Boulevard throug h Tonner
Canyon.
-COVE ROAD: Jn area or Dana Point Ha rbor.
-EL TOaO aOAD: From Moulton Parkway to
La1una Canyon R.oad.
-TRABUCO CANYON ROAD: At Trabuco CreekJ
-VIA CANON: Partially closed near Camino
Capistrano.
-AMTRAK: Railroad closed two miles soulh of San
Clemente due to washed-out tresUe.
Valky Teachers Nix
'Last, Best Off er'
By PlUL SNEIDER MAN
Ol U. oa+ly ~1144 Steff
Striking Fountain Valley
teachers. meeting this morning
in rain-drenched Wardlow Park.
overwhelmingly r ejected what
Fountain Valley Elementary
School District officials have
described as their "last, best
and fmaJ" contract orfer.
Teacher Kathy Wright, a
member of the instructors'
bargaining team, said lhe vote
was about 235 for rejection of the
dis trict's offer a nd 37 for
acceptance.
She said other teachers r e-
mained out today a lthough they
did not attend the park meeting.
"We believe we can get a set-
·uemenl," s he said. "But we
can't when the board insists on
taking things away and not com·
promising."
ended."
Mrs. Mignanelli said the dis·
tric t had made more con·
cessions than the teachers had
indicated.
* * * Berries
Ruined
By Rain
By JODI CADENHEAD
Of, ... O.llr ~I ... SUH An early $3 million s tra wberry
crop has been lost because of
heavy rains along the Orange
Coast, according to the Orange
County Farm Bureau .
Normally the first in the state
to be harvested, the 2,200 acres
of usually ripe be rries have
turned to pulp as farmers wait
to pull the mushy fruit out of
muddy fields. Only berries
ready lo tX' picked now will be
ruined by the rains, according to
farm bu rea u exec u tive
manager , Dur Thetford,
Consumers can expect to pay
a fe w cents more for celery,
broccoli, and asparagus because
or increased costs of harvesting
in wet weather. Nooe of those
crops have been destroyed by
rains.
On the bripter aide, Oraa.se
County farmen won't have to
pay for irrigation until late
March. Before the rains hit,
most farmers were four inc.bes
s h ort of neede d water. The
average cost of irrigating an
acre foot is $80.
In San Juan Capistrano, one
rancher reported losing some 60
orange and persimmon trees
that he guessed wer e in the
Pacific Ocean by now.
For the first lime since the
bridge to William Bathgate'<;
property was built in 1939, water
overflowed il, eroding Oso Creek
and clogging nearby drains
The m anager of the O'Neill
Ra nch in San Juan Caoistrano
couldn't be reached today A
spokesman for the company said
that Bob Clark was stranded on
t h e ra nch and couldn't get
across the s welling creek along
Ortega Highway
Mn. Wright claimed that dur-
ing weeke nd negotiations, the
district made only one con·
cessioo. that of retaining the
current contract 's provision
permitting teachers to s upervise
after school activities on a
voluntary basis.
"It's our last. best and final
' offer," Board President Betty
• Mignanelli said today. • 'Negotia·
lions. for the board. have
' l Was Cash
Juat Trash?
A vial tor from II inneaota
foUDd a aoca packa1e lmder ber car In the parkin1 lot of a Co.ta Me.a motel M~ay. It
contained '2,500 in cash, police
aa)d .
Tbey aald Kim Lynette
Knut.., IO, ol Filber • Minn.,
tUl'IMd tbl money over to of. ncen _,.... flndlnl It at 1:45
1.m. M tbl AU Baba Motel, 22:K>
Newport Bhd.
~ wtllo would care to n · Dlala to polke bow lbey came to
1oee .. _, • um toe•"•
-CIU HI-.--·
8eeede lt'las It
Jngemar Stenmark of Sweden is bollted by Uecbten· ~teln11 Andreu Wenzel (left) and Austria'• Ham' Enn
after ~ Olympic aotd medal toclM' ln men '1 siant
slalom. Wenzel won the silver medal. The Austrian took
the branw. See Olympic coverqe in todaJ'• 8porta tee·
Uoa. Pate 81. .
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COM.ING SOON? LOOKS LIKE IT'S ALREADY HERE
In Costa Mesa. Everything's Water Oriented
Joke's on Reagan
In Prilllary Gaffe·?
PORTSMOUTH.N H 1AP1
Ronald Reagan fear!> an ethnic
Joke he told on his campaign bu~
could hurt h1~ chances in the•
New Ha m pshir e Republican
pres 1dent1aJ primary CJ week from,
today
Reagan stood 1n sub fret>zing
temperalures 1n ll11lsboro Mon
day to publicly apologize for the
joke , wtuch he says he lold over
the weekend as an example or
humor he considers distasteful
··No slur was intended and I
apologue to anyone who was of
fended by it," Reagan told re
porters. speaking softly
His voice rose with anger.
however, as he said of the first
news story on the incident ·
"Frankly. I think it was a cheap
shot." The first story a bout the
joke was aired by A BC News
correspondent J ohn Laurence.
Reagan said · the joke, which
involves Poles. llahans and the
Mafia, will hurt his campaign,
"if peop le t r y to make
something of it.·'
Yet. in six campaign stops
I Monday, including talks before
h igh school and college as ·
sembties. t~e subject did not
come up, nor did Reagan broach
it.
He told reporters he would
"match my stand against preJ·
ud lce and bigotry against
anyone ln this country beu use
I've been al it a long lime,
before there was ever a Civil
Right.II movement."
The joke, which Reagan told
to Sen. Gordon Humphrey. R·
N .H .. campaian aides and sup-
porters Saturday, we nt. tbis
way:
How do you tell the Poll.sh
fellow at a cocktlpt? He's lhe
one with a duck_,
How do rou tell lbe Italian
one? He's tbe one who bltl on
the duct.
How do you know the Mafia la
there? 'lbe duck wtns.
Al ~o o n ~alurd.i~. '\,tn c~
Ht<J gan. after !>Ubst1lut1n~ for
her hus band at a !>u burban
Chicago campaign rail.\. told
him in a telephone call heard
o'er loudspeakers by about 200
pt>rsons that s he '41shed he could
ha\.(' been there to see "all thec;c
beaut iful wtute people ··
She hes1t<sled. her face turned
pa le. a nd then s he a dded.
· Bt>aut1ful black and white peo·
pie " Then she changed the sub·
1c>ct There were no blacks in the
audience
After the call. she told State
Rep. Donald Totten. Reagan ·s
Illinois campaign director, "I'm
so sorry. I dldn 't m ean it."
Later Totten told a reporter
"she dld.n't mean that. She was
talking to her husband about the
white snow ...
Fotomat Hit
By Gunman
. ~ In Costa Mesa
A pistol-wielding ba ndit fled
with $135 from a Costa Mesa
Fotomat booth Monday after
threatening a female clerk,
police reported today.
They aaid the suspect drove up
to the Fotomat at 201 E. l?tb St.
at about 7:30 p.m. and displayed
a small caUber blue steel re·
volver to the 18-year-old clerk
, and ordered her to band over the
day's reeelpts.
Tbe heavy-set man, described
ae ln b.ls mJd-308 with brown
h air, appear-ed very nervous
durtn1 the robbery. police sald.
His car, 'described as a bat·
tered 1l80I sedan, U1bt yellow
wtth a belle interior, Ud lta
Ucente plate ccnered wttb a rac.
offtceraaald.
5 Storllls
Hovering
At Sea
T h c r e s no ~ u n :.. h 1 n 1· 1 n
Southern California s 1mmcd.Jdte
future
Weather forecas ters. who
'4 l'rt' hoping d high prc!>sure
S) s tem 1n t.he Pacifi c would shove
aside the series of s tor ms that
have left Southern Cahforrua re·
eltng , said today the system ap·
pears to have been swallowed by ·
the ons laught of storms
"lt 's going to rain off and on
through the weekend.". srud a
Weather Service SPOkesman.
A s of this mo rning , t h e
spokesman said there were a
total of five storms stretching
rrom the coast to the interna-
t ion a I dateline 1n the mid
Pacific. <Additional rainfall
story. Page A3)
·'There's plenty to draw from
out there It looks Ilk~ 1t'!> JW>l
going to keep ra1rung," he !>a id
'nle rain that's fallen so far
haa broud>t disaster with it as
water-laden hillsides liquefy into
riven cl oozing mud and creeks
and streams swell to boiling tor-
rents
Orange County S upervisor
Harnett Wieder signed an order
Monday dedaring Orange County
to be in a state or local em ergency.
Gov Edmund Brown Jr , wh<> re·
turned to the state today. was ex·
peeled to sign an emergency pro-
clam allon declaring Orange. Los
Angeles and R1vers1de counties
disaster area'i
The two movl'S enable county
and ::.tale nfrl c1 ab to move onto
pr ivate propert y lo make
e mer~enc~ rt>pairs ::ind 1t paves
the wav for federal disaster re· lte f · -
The fuJI board of !>Uperv1sor.:;
rat1f1ed Mr::. Wieder·.., move at
t heir mcet1n i: t o da ~ The
~uperv1sor ::.aid the emergency
declaration wa::. taken a:. a pre· vt>nt1 Vl' ~t e p t o d t·al ~11h
,·mcrgenc1l~ that m1~hl arise
from more rainfall
Mrs Wieder. vice chairman of
the board. s1gne<1 the order tn
the absence of Chairmao Ralph
Clark who was to return to the
county lodav from a transporta·
t1on conference in Florida
As has been the case all week.
the south coast area was hardest
hit by the continuing storms.
City officials in Laguna Beach
and San Clemente have declared
local states or emergency ror
<See RAIN, Page A2l
Coast
~
\\'eatber
Rain probability near
100 percent tonight. with
occasional heavy rain a nd
a few thunderstorms . Rain
decreasing to s howers
Wednesday with partial
clearing. Lows tonight 56
to 60. Highs Wednesday
mid 60s.
INSIDE TODAY
A IJlflthdic. Mn·pollutmg
/1Ul hal bttn dtwloprd that
could rnalw f101 to power btg-
city electric plants. It's
cMap, too. OM of tM two mom ~· u gorba~. See PO{ll AJO.
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Decreed
1 W~<APl -The rederal \ mu.l be
payla1 or moet abortloN f!;
poor WOftK"n, the Supreme Court
J ald today.
Thtl juattlcee, by a 6-3 ~. ,...
rued to blo<-.ti a fede ral Jud .. 's
order ford .ft& the 1overnml'nt t.o
pay rcw poor women's medtcally
iAffWllr')' abortkma. n.e llilh
. court, howe~1 dld not naJe on
U.. ll*1ta ot UM caae, but wut reYMw tt a.ter.
U .s. Dlttrlct J udae J ohn Doo
tm1 ln New York ctty Jut month
•truck down ~ to-called ltyde
ameodmeot , a ('On1reaa1ont.1l
restriction on Medicaid 1peodh111
·for abortions
Oooti.Dg said the reatrtrUOn.
. wh ich make. money ror abortion
available only to women who~.
ltves are endangered t1y lht:1r
pregnancies and women who ure
victims ol rape or antci.t, 11> un
cons lt tutlonal.
Doolin& said Medica id mor\t"y
ror medically necessary abor
Uons must be availabl(· to ela~1
ble women, as 1s m oney for
childbirth costs.
.PramP-AJ
RAIN ••.
dietr .,.,_ .......
la Lapma, tbree homes in Arell BeMla HelalU were ..,.
da•pnd bf 11Mle1 from "e at.ep billalde.
Early Mooda1 mornln1 ~
home of Dr. C.L. McArth1fr
1Jlpped about 10 feet w1th PGf>'
UoDI plwnmeting 1.ato a CIDf'I"
u IO feet of Del Ma r Avemie
c aved ln. !
The neipbortn1 bome ol Wt.
a nd Mr1. Oeor1e tJabakoff aUo
ii imperiled by tbe 1Ude, poUee
noted, aDd bu been evacuatec;l.
A thiJ'd home acrou Del Mar
Avenue from lhOle two h as also
been undermined.
San Clemente police aD<t fire
d epartmenta reported about 40
calll ol mudalldet and nooding
were received Monday.
An Atchlaon, Topeka and Sao·
ta Fe Railroad t restle about t'(O
miles aoutb ol Sao Cle mente bl
San ~ waa reported wuhftd
a way Monday.
Arthur Lloyd. an Amtrak of.
r1c1a l . sai d today t rain
p a1111eo gen1 aar e getting bused
arouDd the washed out trestle
He said it was expected Lo be re
paired by thd afternoon.
County officials s.aJ d sewagt:
s pills conUn\)e to be a m ajor
proble moasouth coast beache1>.
Hts b r oad dt•f1nlt 1o n or
"medically n ecet1Sa ry" went
beyond physical healt h to in·
e l ud e the bes t inte rest of 11
wo m ao·s me ntal and socia l well·
being.
Past lln1'elled in Costa Mesa
Aliso Beach was close d Sun
day when 100 reet or sewn Im.-
le ading to th e Aliso Canyon
treatment plant was washed out
o rncial.s said 1.5 million gallon:;.
o r raw sewage as being dumped
onto lht· beach each day.
T he strand from Doheny lo
Capistrano Beach was al'i o
dosed du(' t o hig h bacteria
rnunl. County hl'alth omc aa l~
... aid lhe South East Regional
Ret'lamaUon Age ncy t reatme nt
plant whic h over flowed lao.;t
month tlas n ·t overflowPd, but
the bactena counts arc relat1-d
to t.be All.so Beach spill.
.. lo other dedsloni;
-The Supreme Court ruled
the federal government 1!> en
titled lo au p rofits made by ex
CIA agent F rank Snep p on an
una uthorized book he published
Members of the Costu Mesa llis tor1rnl SociNy cxam1nC"
one of the two ~i ant m urals by Ju<·k Otterson in which
fantasy and mythological lmal;(C':. combine with realistic·
depictions of army hfc. The murals, containt.'d in l'ratcs
opened Saturday by the society, form<·rly decorated the
~:tnla Ana Army Air Base Ca1lt>I ~ .. , v1t'•· ('lub. v.h<>rc th1·
c >range Coast College gymna'.'.1U111 now ~la nds They Wl·rt·
n·t urned at the sociNy'-. n·qui·'' Ir nni Wnght-Patter:,on
,\ar J-'o r<"c M u.-.cum in Ohio ;md v.1ll 1•v<>n1ually be put on
puhl1e display. .Jo 1977.
E'ro. Pllfle Al
STORMS CONTINUE BA TIERING • • • County Dams
Al,l Holding
School Board
~
Local ornclals said estimalt.'l>
of damage lo .public and pnvate
property r rom t he c hain o r
~torms ls Impossible LO set.
where lt broke.
"The second bole Is designed
to tum the water around, or al
least to stop it from r ising by al·
lowing flow ba c k into t h e
creek:· Lucasey s aid.
Meantime. op<'rat1ons <sl Point
Mugu -one or the nat wn's main
missile weap()ns lt~t c1•ntc•rs
re m aim"C:.I E.hut down, although
the mibsilc bitCS and M·1entd11•
l abor aton es arc locutf'd on high
ground and were not damag~
by the floodwaters.
Navy officials estimated the
loss of personal pr operty at
about SJ million. No estimate on
the damage to Navy property
w as available.
The governor's disaster proc.
lumalion. i11i;ued at a news con·
ference in Los Angeles. makes
own ers or d a maged property
•·llga ble for low·inter-est loans ~and activates a slate disa ste r a s·
..-----JUST BREAKING----
Lot~ llnm from loday'1 WOTld and national nnos ~~rs
Another ~·ear Miss
....
Reported Over SD
SAN UIEGO IJ\1'> An11th<'r Pac1 r1c Southwest A1rlmes p1Jot, Uus Ont• nyan ~ a Jt•tltnn With 127 people aboard rrom Phoem~. Ara . ha1> complu1nt·ll about a s mull plane m ats flight path over San 01t·Ko
The com pl amt mudc by < 'Jpl. Fay Denney 1s under in·
vesltgation, lhe FedNal Av1al111n Allministrat1on said today A
s pokesman smd at appears lht: ~metll plane wasn 't m its p roper airspace dunng lhe 1nc1dent la~t Fnduy
DoUar llp~ Geld Prl.-r Drop•
LONDON CAP > -The dollar rost: ~•J.!ainst ma1or C'Urrcnc1~
on world foreign exchanges today. whale gold prices we re mrxed
ln E urope afte r a s li ghtly higher opc:ning
Gold cloeed In London at$645 50 an11unce. compared to$66J.!i0
Monday. In Zurich the meta l t los<:d at $656 50. down from S662 ~
Monday.Sll ver c losed an London ul $33 75an ounce.
In Tokyo, the d olla r roM: against the yen for the seventh
consecutive session, closing at 24!; 10, up from Monday's 243.775
wt'~ 111 Draft Said Pof111 Ir••
WASHINGTON CAP>-Pn·i.adent Cetrler"'s prop()sal to n!g·
lat.er wome n for the draft had als first heartng in Congress to-
day aDd was 1mmed1att:ly denounred as a pointless and ex·
pen sive ~ure.
"It o "l make sense to register these vast numbers of
people when we don't need them," argued Re p Marjorie Holt,
R-Md., u the openina debaw on the Carter plan began In the
House Armed Services personnel :iiubcommlttee "If we're not
us ln1 them in combat arms. I don').. sec any point In It al all "
lletls P.U..U D~-rdrd 1»11 Carfrr
WASfUNG'TON CAP) -President Carter r efused lo back
a way from his de mand thut the Sovie t Union get o ut o r
Af&hanistan by Wednesday or n sk U S rdusa l to participate in the Summer Olympics.
The "dead.Hoc is tomorrow nnll It will not be changed,"
Carter told a lo udly cheering convention of lhe American Leeton
here today. •
sist ance program for p u blic
property.
H o wever, this w o u ld be
s uperseded by a federal disaster
a id program s ho uld the area be
named a fede ral disaste r area
Brown said he did n ot 'kn0\'11o w
long this might tn kt
Other countil·s muy be pro
c laimed disastt:r art•us later on,
Brown said, but lhl·v had not
filed the necessary dotumenLo.;
by this morntnJ:I
Brown was lo have taken a
helicopter tour to s urvey the
damaged areas, but windy,
r ain y weathe r mad<: this im-
possible So Instead of landing
the chopper near his downtown
o ffice as planned, Brown was
forced to drive across town from
the n ooded West Side of Los
Angeles -a nothe r ra in·delayed
freeway commute r
lie s aid h t~ 1>wn home 1n
Laurel C:in yon h ad h ct•n
damaged and 'ilrn111 wa'> ··pretty
wet 1ns1dl' . lakl· ..i '>V.ammang pool ..
Disaster pro<'1:1mat1on ... for
San Bernardino and San Dae~o
ANGRY FL OOD VICTIMS
THREATEN RECALL -AS ·
Ora nge Coun ty Flood
Control officials said to
day the county'i, m ajor
fl ood control syt.tc· . 1·
<il l working well d<'!>P• ·
tho• wcek·lon1: i.trin~ o
ra in :-lormt.
Prado Dam in t ~ant:1
Ana Canyon 111 ·t ill W••ll
hl'low its c ac al y, uf
facials said
The dam o n the Santa
Ana River lb c upublc or
~urting 195,000 acre f<"t!l or
walt!r. Today, the dam
was r eported h o ld ing
81,000 acre feel.
Coastlin~
College Set
Open House
lnt~rvi e ws
Announce d
I' u b I 1 t 1 n t 1· r v 1 t• w ' u rt•
•.dwd11l•"I \\1·1Jne,d.n for the
rl\ ,. ,,. .. 1pl1 'f"l·krn11 :tpJ>tllnlmenr
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\,11 tlod '" th•· r1·•1i.:n..il1'>n
1·.1rl11·r th1-.. m<inth o r tru:slt't'.
1·.1r11I \1 .1r11n .... 11,, rq1rt·'>cnl<'d
1\n·u :; A1,>1,>lac8Jlt.s must IJve ln
tht• Jrt•a. ""h•<'h includes Balboa ,
l.11111 Is l(• Jnd wc-... t Nf'Wport
Thi· fl\~ pt'<>pl4.• ~<'i>kang ap.
1u1111lm• nl fur th1· r1·m.11n1n~·
\•·.•r .11111..i h.1H 1111 h1· l1·rm Jn'
J., ' \\ I .flt ·•1:• l'olh "'
In Laguna Beac h, city orficaal s
wall report to council me mbers
0 0 lbe extent or that city's prob
le m s at tonig h t"> fl o·clock
meeting
Laguna Canyon has ~·n a
ronst:rnt probl l•m through lht•
week·lonj( SltKe <tnd , .... l'I H ·
f amah es l1 v1nl( 1n luw h·in~
humrq alonJ,! lh1· rn<i cf '>l:l\•·ll
~unda y ni ght 111 ,1 I ·'l'.ll11:~
H1•.1ch ho t1·l . H1'<I < rti ~ 11(
r1l·1als ~8Jd Uus morn1111.:
Water rrt:.4-· lo thrt·•· f,., I "·
rTIJn}' or lh1• h11lllt''> ~.Jl111d,1\
Jnd \\:ts followl'd I.iv mu1hlid1·:.
Sunda \ th JI 11 fl mo'>l 111 1 h•·
h<JU'>I''> with four Jnl'ht•., of .11.111
•in tht> noon.
Flights Slated
To Portlan(I
'' ""1"·1 1 B. 11 It ·' '"" h• r 1irr111.1h .11 ,\11 <·.111r11r111.1 .111 \\ tlli.1ni ..., ( ,ddw.-11. 1.!2 nounl'\-d lodll) I h.11 t h1 .111 lin• "'"' \\• H.ill•o.• I l.11111 ""h<• I 14 1 I Slurt '''rVIC't• Ill Portl.md 1)11 I t .tt It• l••lrl11 .d '>I 11 llt t ,11 ( ,ti \1 l'nh l'nmona ' .in·h :!.I rrom IJrJ11~1· L111an1 •.
,ind r1v1• olht·r l"llll"' l11d11 h \ I r.1n111. ;.If.(.! \ 1,J
1" .dernio. I.ado hit• ~hl' ,, J ,\ i.pokl-...man fur lh1· Jtrlin• (. •· C t Coll"" i><lld lht· ne11tr t.l'n 1c1• won t 11ff1·1·1 oaslunc ommun1 Y ""'' rorm1•r 1t•a1 her. former pre111· -II h Id h Thur t he avf'ra"c: number 1>f tlualv d .. w1 o an open oust· :. tknt .,f ttw 1 larbor Counril PTA "' ' d l 'ts C l M ( I parturf''\ mudt· h\• t h1· .11rl1rw t•ountaes Wl'rt· 1:.sut·d 1·arlu:r th1<; ay a 1 ·new Oii a ega ac1 • .1r1d 111rn·ntl.\ 1:. on tht• :--;,.~""'rt th f M V d ,... from Ontni,tt• Count v month and :in· st11l 1n c ffett. anti t v at e ormer csa e r 1· ~,, ...... fn111t• Sp1·nul Educution
rurlh!!r rt'<jUl'Sl.5 WC'fC t-xpected School, 2990 Mesa Verde Ea~l ( 1tllll1lltlt't' and lht• advasorv The O r dnl(t• <"o unty l 11
from Vt·ntura. Santa Barbor1.t Drive 1·u11n1il on 1•lemt>nlary counsi·i Portla n d r o ute Wa ll h•• S A t d . I o t n I e11 tabli~hed with thrf't> duily 0111· and .anLuis Ob111pornunllcs for r as p ay s . v ca 10 a ani• r11 r 1h1· ()r;.ingl' ("11unt .\ d ti h b. t d d ... top night~ disaster ai.~1sl<Jnt•t• l' uca on ex 1 • s a n tm /lt•partan1·nt of t-:d ut'Jl1on
The Los An ill'les ar<·lJ has had o n s trat ion s o f s tained glai,., f"h.irlt•' Ht't'd ~moot . 304 Other <'lt1t>s lhal wall bt> flnkf'cl
20 58 inches or ram .,0 far thrs and Chinese brus h technique, (; r:rnd Canal. Ha lbou bland J ~•th Portland by Air Cal1forn1:1
s eason. nearly 11 an<·hes above w i ll h lgh ll j h l the evcRt r i•tarf'd ronlraclo r lie as a ure San J ose. Oakland , Ontan<J .
t hl• normal flJ.lUr« for this date. scheduled rrom 10 am. to I p m fo i mi•r 1 rui.l l'l' o f the Lo... Reno and Uis Vegab
with more th:.in half the tot.al a nd agam from 6 LO 9 p.m . t\nJ.!1·11·-.. 1 n1f1t·d Srhool Dlstm·t Train D e rails
coming an the last seven da)' T he open hou.se. part of th•· and """' 11 t•hartn mt'mber or
Thelotal1s61J)mches m orethan rc lcbrat1on o f Co mmunal \ 1h1· C.tl1 f•1rn1.1 Comm unit y PHILADELPH IA CAP > -A
the area ~uully geti. an a n enl.Jrt· College Week , also as aimed ·•I l"ollt'l(t'S Hourd uf Llovem ors Con rtll commuter tram carry
season and w;Jy uhcad of las t famlllanzing residents with tht· David C lknley. Ph 0 . lnR about 100 passengers j umped
year's 12 6 mchct. th1tl had fallen new facility a nd its staff. About 2660 Carde Dnve, nayshores lk th<" tracks an a tunn<'I as It ap-
by this date 30 coUege claaaea are offered at 1c; a JOurnal.Jsm professor at Cal proached Suburban Station Mon The rain~ runt 1n u1·d to eat Mesa Ve rde School. l'oly Pomona day.
away at the ground undt-r m<iny .:..• ------------------------------------------of the area's h1l b.1d<' <ind canyon
homes. as well u~ r1 ll1 n1it debn.,
ba11lns with tn.•t• 11 m hs and
boulders
H o m e s 1 n t h t· t· x (' I u i. 1 v 1•
~eas 1de areu of M11l1l1u w.-rc:
threatened by t·roslon from
hl'avy surf m front . which sent
one house t o ppling into lhl'
ocean Sunday, und from mud
oozin g down hlll11 1c..l cs be hind th em .
BRETT WALKER NEWPORT
PRESENTS
T I B E R
DAILY PILOT
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Queries Maverick
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Tuesday. February 19 through Friday, February 29
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Cl••••··~~MMrn
/\ maverick mlghl be an un·
branded calf. a tyJ)e of car or a·
hardn<>Aed individua l but la lt a
Huntington Beach City Council
candldal.e?
Tha t's what City Attorney Oa.ll
Hutton la r e1eara hln1 in t.he
council candidatea battle for
star blmnc on lb• ballot.
She aald her ruearcb le ads
her to believe that candidate
Jack Kelly ma1 be pu.ahlDc hJs
luck by trylna to 1et the word
"M avertck" l11t.ed on the ballot
aa pa rt ot hll occup1Uon.
Kelly played J1me1 Oamer·~
gambler brother Bart ln the vln
l•Jt Maverick televlaion abow.
The matter became an llaue
when Jolla Valentlno, 11ao a can·
didat•o complalnld.
Va lmtino 1aJd bl• roota 10
back to •ll•t ftlm aupentar R.ade>Jpb V• .. lDo. U lttUJ tu
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be Maverick on the ballot.
Vale ntino a rgue11 that he should
be able to rln« an t he name
Rud olph to boost his ballbt
s tat us. Mrs. Hulton said the
question hus intereatlna legal
twiata.
M avert ck could re fe r to a
compac t a u tomobile o n ce
ma nuractu1od by Ford, s he said.
or an unbranded calf or even an
Independe nt per3on. K~ly reported he used t he old
Wf'tte m title sim ply ror Iden·
tlrlcatlon purpo11~s. He sald be ls
known AN" Mftvtrlck. ·•
Tosh Keeptt Poat
Oa vtd A. Toth of Corona del
M • r baa been r e .electe d
chairmen of the Oran1e Coall
YMCA Board ot Dlffftort ror ueo.
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RING OF ROMAN EMPER~ ZENO
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Tlll'HONC (7141 644·U94
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BUSINESS ! STOCKS
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Toy Industry
Displays Line
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WhUe mott Americans are Just recoverinc t(Om
Chrtstmaa put. the country's toymabn already Uf in
lbe middle of Cbriatmu future.
The manufact.uren have ptbered ln New York etty to
show their 1980 tines, offering tbouaanda of old apd . .-
items which they hope will wind up under I.be tree some 10
months from now.
The Toy Manufacturers of America. Inc., ao lnd&lltry
asaoctatioo, estimates that 1979 sales reached $S.8 bllUon
at the retail level. an increase of about 13 percent from the
year before. Prices last year were 15 percent higher. on
the average, than they were in 1978 and the trade group
predicts they will go up another 15 percent this year.
THE FOURTH QUARTEK of the year is still the big-
gest selling season for toys, but the manufacturers say the
introduction and popularity of electronic gamea has
widened the market. P eople buy the games aJI year long
and tbey seem wiUing to pay higher and higher prices.
Among those on hand for the toy exhibition was
Margaret Truman, daughter of the late president, wbo bu
been touring the country on behalf of the manufacturers to
talk about toy safety and selection. She said she urged con-
sumers to check toy labels for the symbol "PS 72· 76," in-
dicating that the product conforms to the voluntary safety
standards established by the industry.
Ms. Truman praised the manufacturers for their ef-
forts In the safety field . but she said come companies need
to improve labels to make it easier for people to figure out
exactly what they are gettJng. Buyers should not have to
squint at the fme print, for example. to find out what is
and u oot -included in a given package, she said.
THE ANNUAL TOY F ADl offers something for every.
one : traditional favorites hke blocks and dolls, spin-Offs
from movies and telev1S100 shows -particularly thost!
with apace themes, and electronics to challenge you at
every level. The manufacturers estimated that 3,600 new
item s were on display this year, but some of the so-called
.. oew" products are si m ply vanallon.s on existing lines.
Mattel Toys o f Hawthoroe, Calif., the biggest
toymaker lD Lbe world. listed 241 products as new. Among
them were new accessories for the "Barbie .. doll, now in
it.s 2tst year .
Going from beauty to the beast, Mattel offers "Gre-
Gory," the vampire bat ... Press Gre-Gory bat's back," ex-
plains Matt.el. '"Blood' s urges i.nto his see-through belly."
ln case you're wom ed . the company is quick to point out
that the .. belly" is llghU y s.eaJed.
KENNF.R PRODUCTS of Cincinnati. a division of
General Mllb. Inc . descnbf-<I &Sor its offenn~s as new
L1k.e Mattel. hov.evl·r. Kenner as sttck1nR with success and
that means "Stars War~ ··Sales of "Star Wars" toys, in·
troduced in 1978. increased by 30 ~rcent last year alone
Included m the 1980 line are 23 toys linked to the upcoming
movie. ··Star Wars · The Empire Strikes Back."
Tom Clark. Kenner 's "Star Wars" product manager, in-
dicates there is little reLierins1ght for pareotswhotiredoflhe
forc-e be1.ng with lbe.m. ''Tbereare 12 written acripta for mov-
ies. offering endless possi bill ties for new toys,·· be said.
Unsera1nhled
'Privacy' Patent OK'd
WASHINGTON <AP> ·_ Alter more than two
years and a battle with the nation 's most secret spy
agency, a group or West Coast inventors received a
patent recently for an meltpens1ve device that pro-
tecL'> private conversations from eavesdroppers .
Tbe 1.Dventors sa; their ·· Phasorphone :· as the
de\•ice is calJed, could prolet't tele pbone conversa-
tions. bu.c;mess radio tr::tns m1ssioos and other com -
municauons at a much lowe r cost than the voice
i.crarnblers now on the market
··11 ·s about time•." s.i1d Wilham Raike. of
Car!, Calif., '>Ol' nf lht· inventors "Fmally Wt'
have · chance In com pek in the market place
Pnva 1s becom1n~ n1un· . .incl murc valuable Wt•
have a cheap way to protN't 1t ·
THE GRA!'l'MNG Ot' patent No 4, 188,580 by the
ti .S Patent Office means the end of the battle with
the govemmf'nt that bt-gan Oct 20. 1977, when the pa ·
tent application was fil ed by Raike and by Carl R.
Nicolai and David I. Miller or Seattle.
The patent says the device uses a new method of
scramblinli( the signJI that is much harde r to un-
scramble than current method~. unless one has
a nother Phasorphunl· and the proper C'Qde for setting
the device.
But the patent applicat ion process was abruptly
halted on April 21, 197R. when the Nallonal ~urity
A~ency asked for and was granted a secrecy order
covering the application
TIIE NSA , TIIE S EC'RET agency whose job it is
to eavesdrop on foreign governments and make and
break codes. said the device could pose a threat to
national secunty
The secr<'cy order prohibited the inventors from
dis cussing the device or r('vealing its method of
scra mbling the vo1re signals It also slopped them
from selling. lic(·nsan~ or any action that would m~
the device toward being available to the public
The inventors. who are still work.ing on devices
that scramble or encode conversations or computer
data, hope they don't run into the NSA again.
"The less we have to do with that agency the bet·
ter." Raike said
Now that the Phasorphone is protected from
pirating' by the patent, Nicolai said they will go
forward with e fforts to get the device to the
marketplace
Gold, Silver Quotations
By The Asaocla&ed Press
Selected world gold prices today:
i..o.doa: morning fixing $661 .75. up S0.25: aft.emoon
fixing t852.2S, off $9.25.
Parta: afternoon fixing $6S2.96. off $2.80.
Frukfut: $861.75, off $3.50.
z.rtdt: b1d $6$4.00, off S6.00: '659.00 asked.
New Yorll: Handy & Harman late morning $852.25, off
164 .75.
New Yorll: Enselbard se1Un1 price late morning
$653.90, off $14. 75.
New Yod: Engelhard fabricated pkt late momlnc
$878.'79, off $1.5.26.
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MARMADUKE
FUNKY WINKERIEAN
WHAT'5 WRONG'° I'M
MNG lME MOSIC. ~
HOME UK.E ~ SAID !
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"You starting your own
clvlllan patrol unit? ·
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MOON MULLINS
MISS PEACH
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS
by Jeff MacNetly
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by Ferd & Tom Johnson
I C,AN ':)HOW YOO SOME
(JOOD HOLDS !=OR ~: FRfE! ~....._ ~
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'MOW Bl6 15 THE
IANIVEl'~E ?
by Bit Keane
by Metl Lazarius
8166W"' ™AN TH£ ~MOOL. YA"°, TME E'lv0&-1
MOVIE l).EA'Tlf'E, ANO
YOIA~ PA~N~' ~
ALL Pt.AT T~l!T~ .'
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GORDO
JUDGE PARKER
by Charin M. Schull ,_,.... __________ __
ORABBLE
ALL TME BEST
COACHE5 ARE IN
THE STANDS, SIR!
by Tom Bathlk
FOR BETIER OR FOR WORSE
El..JJ.i .. IF~ DIDN'T
~ I HAD LPl.IJRfNCE
OR. SMOCK
WOULD .400 Sfl4 ll1AT l~DSIN4LE?
OKAY, SO WHICH
PA'T'I eN'I BROOPI N6
<.JNPe;R A Ct...OUP OF
DOOM SHOUl-P :I.
seNP IN F I RSi", OOC1"0R FRE: IP ~
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by Gu~ Arriota
by Harofd Le Ooux
~E ~ THtNO, LANCE , ri: THERE
ARE A.NY CHA.NOE!:> IN THE TRAVEi..
"Daddy isn't here. His boss kept him
ofter work ."
DENNlS THE MENACE
r TUMBLEWEEDS
HI, SOOAR·PIE:! l'M 1'AKIN6'
MY ANNLJAL. WQRlr!f{ POSSf:SSIONS INVi ORY!
NANCY
Pl..AN5, l'M TO ~
NOllF'IED
IMMEDIATELY'
IT'S MY TOOTH
THAT CAME
OUT TODAY
by Tom K. Ryan
by Ernie ausmnmer
I'M PUTTING IT NEXT MORNING
UNOeR MY
P ILLOW 50 THE
TOOTH FAIRY WILL
6RING ME
SOMETHING
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"Wolves."
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by Kevin Fagan
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'5t.JMM£R W)Mf: ~
by Lynn Johnston
I LOOK DIVORCED
AMO ON ltlE MF\KE,
D'.JN'T I ?
by George Lemont
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS ~;'Ins« IS
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19 Baro 01 -66 Deoend
20 •ncttnes 67 Wen! astray
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