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~ewport Beach Two-inch Rain
ult Suspect Brings Twister
Subdued by Gas To ·LosAn eles
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By FBI
A~ W'""""9
GRANTED ASYLUM ~Agent Hemnann
40Conduct
Seal, Beach
'Peace Vigil'
By PIDI. SNEIDD•AN
Of .. Ollty ........... Approxbnately 40 anti-nuclear
weapons activtets braved Sun-
day's raiDltorm to participate ln
a .. peace vigil"· out.Ide Seal
Beach Na\'al Weapom Station.
Several bundred people bad
been expected to turn out for the
demonstration, wblcb was
sponsored by tbe Seal Beach
Nuclear Ad.loo Group, ln con-
junction wttb the Orange County
Peace Conversion proj,ct.
PartietDUta in SUnclay's viii}
stood alon1 Pacific Coast
Hlahway, displa11n1 sipa to
P•Htn1 motorists. Tbe pro-
test.en attempted to draw atten-
tion to the need for plannin1
alternative uaet for mUitary
bales.
Tbe peaee 1roup ·believes
otber uaes mnllt be found fot
· mtlltary buea aad mHltary· oriented ladatrial plaltU to
a.old ~ laJOfts laeb -tboM th.It foUowed c~
ol tbe 8-1 bomber.
Tb• aeUriata allo are eon-ceraed about Uae •tora1e of
nuclear WHPoDI at UM Seal
Beada INtle.
Qdlle .............. r;.·~1 • .-;-.-. ...... .
., .. hr: of tbe aatl-aaelear
'"""' ... fieti•iltli ..... at least tbne tne• of auclear
• .,...... ... ....,attllebue.
N •YJ alltborttMI, followlDI ~; ...... ...,.. eoeftnDed Ott •
ileled tlat dlelllet of DutlMr
~~'='-...... tJoeal ~ u" ipiuMd addl· , .. 'PllOl'Dr, .... Al)
By DAVID ICVTZMANN
Of .. Delly ...........
) The rains came again Sunday.
Like unwanted in-laws, they
may stay tor the rest of the
week. ·
That was the gloomy prospect
offered by the National Weather
Service today, which said new
Pacific storms could sweep over
Southern California beuuse of a
low pressure system hovering
off coast.
A forecaster said shower ac-
tivity could continue sporadical-
1 y through Thursday if
meteorological conditions re-
main unchanged.
The latest storm to pelt water·
weary Southern Californians
began Sunday afternoon and In-
cluded plenty of thunder and
li:;htni.ng throu&b the nieht and early today.
The storm's growl, however,
was worse than its bite. Officials
along the Orange Coast said
damage was minimal from rains
that dropped up to 1.9 inches ol
moisture.
Wlndl at the Harbor Depart-
ment in Newport Beach Sunday
were reported to-have reached
gale velocities of :fO miles per
hour wttb lusts to 45 mu,. per
hour. VlalWlty offsbote wu re-
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Yanks Hog
Swine Show
MONTROSE, Colo. <AP>
-Harold Hainbock, tbe
f utest&».lln tbe world, bar·
reled aeniu tile fln1ab llDe
In NC!Ol'd time In tbe flnala
of tbe SWlne Downs All·
AmwlaDPla.Racet.
Bat .... ol&beUmeUlbt •at ltolea by pa\rlotlc
local 1* ownen. who re-
fuled1o-nce tbetr anlmala
a1atut Ru11laa boars
wlUeb OUkll·ltaterl ·waat. .... _. ........ 'l'be
Rulllaa ..,.. wen til· quaWW.
A ..... ,......bJaa , ..... rs ......... .,.. ... .. .... a...-. nee. .....,..,.. • .,. ..... ,.... r.,·~
TH .......,0...-llT5ll I•
tbe 11-toci dirt track. ct•· 1n1 u..c1e1ay.
Happ• Nete Vear ............
As uaual, the Chinese New Year's parade in San Fran·
cisco end.ed with this fierce dragon winding its way
through do\vntown Chinatown. The dragon is supposed to
frighten any evil spirits that might mar the new year.
Suspect Captured
With Tear. Gas Aid
A Newport Beadl man faeea
chars-o1 MaaUlt. bu.rlluY and
llJepl ft.rearms UM after be a).
le1•dly attacked an ex-
1lrlfriead, tben barricaded
blJDMlf ........ neideDce.
Glm r::.:· wa tabll Into emto4F IDOftl.na after
memblr'I al tbe *''°" 8eadl Police Department'• SWAT
(Sped ......... wt t'Mtla)
Teaa _.re.MW Illa Mine at .
lJ2 Onmlit 8t. •
P~ find tear•• tato
tbe bouie-before ..... lt and =~~u.:= t•ar IM ..... ......, at Boaa
llemOdal Jloltpltal ud tunea
" ........ Ma~fw ........ --.. ... tbe ....... ....n tllat oceaaftcl .. ....................
Lt. Deli Cba41er tald tbe
..... _ --..... twO loMld
..... Iii ........ " ... Wttll dlrW 6ir ... -• ,...-,
a rlR• and 1botpn -that ...... ,............ ·.. .
Aceordlnl to police, Freer bad
broken into the Santa Ana apart-
ment al Lind.a Dom, 28. He al-
le1edly plstol·wtllpped her wttb
one of the loaded bandpna later fOUDd at Ida bome.
Tbe WOIDMl wu treated for
face a~ laceraUcma at llerey Hospital a8d ,.
lealed.
Santa Ana police alerted
Newport Beaeb police who tried
unauec..tully to contact Fner
bytelellbone.
Tbe SWAT team was called to
tbe Welt Newport home at about
• a ....... ltorlned tbe .... .,_.,.,,.,.,lt wit.la tear,..,
...... Proteat
llADRAS. IDdla (AP) -Some •. ,... ... ~ .. Jand 1'111111 »ollce Uled ...._ aad ....... ..,..... • ,......
;erowd prote1tlD' Prime
Mlat.ter IDdlra GudbJ'• dll·
mtual ol tbe Tamll Nadu ute ueemblJ. .
* * * 'Twister'
In Storm
Hits LA
By 'ftw Aaoria&ed Presa
Rain continued to fall over
Sout.bern Cahfomia today from
a Pacific storm that brought a
"twister" to Los Angeles.along
with more than two inches of
rain, caused one traffic fatality
and frustrated rescue efforts to
reach the passengers of a
downed ajrplane.
A SS;,Year-old woman was
killed Sunday when her car went
out of control on the Golden
State Freeway in southern Kem
County. The car slid into the
center divider and overt&D'Ded
during a downpour. California
HiJhway Patrol officer Monty
Keifer said.
A passenger in the car also
'was i.lijured, but identities ol the
victims were wilhbeld pending
notification ol next of kin, Keifer
said.
Downtown Los Angeles bad ~
ceived 2.37 inches of rain, bring-
ing the season total to 24.11
inches. That contrasts with •
normal-to-date figure of 10.59
inches and an average for an en
tire season ol 14.5 inches.
Los Anaeles County Sberifrs
deputies were sWl frustrated to-
day by b1ch winds, low visibtllty
and meltina snow ln their efforts
<See TWIBtER, Pa1e AZ>
Coast
''
ltlt'll Memeft4'•
Roger Davis displays sc>me of the Japanese swo~s and
other items from h is ,World War II collection. Davis w~s
one of those on hand this weekend for the Cos~ Mesa His-
torical Society's observance of the 38t.h an~1versary of
the establishmeQt of' the Santa Ana Army Air Base. The
base which opened~ in Febrtaary. 1942, covered almost
1.30<) acres of what i8 now central Costa Mesa. Historical
society has a sob group .known as the. Santa Ana Army
Air Base Wing which has a membership of more than 50
local historv blM'fs. •
1Jurglary Suspects
:~HuntlDg -for Party'
....... ,..,
.. , Two men dressed as police
claim they were looking for a
-"masquerade party a nd not
"+ie1ress Joan Irvine Smith when
they tried to get into h e r
Emerald Bay home No..,. J .
ThlS was the assertion of Allan
Stokke, attorney for Floyd Allen
: Brown, 34, of Newport Beach.
who with Ro nnie Mergoza
Aguirre. 22. or Founta1n Valley,
Jace!> chargt!s or bur~lary with
..l,Jltent lo commit a felony
,\ preliminary hearing or the
rh:Jrgc~ began 1n municipal
uour t in Laguna N lgoel rast
eek. be~ ia to oqp*iaue
Fro..Pagt!AJ ..
PROTEST ...
Oona! pro-mthtary senbment
across the nation, Ms. Menadier
observed that the increasing
likelihood of a nuclear <:onfrqn.
· talion has also drawn more i>tlb· ··pie to peace groups. · ·
She said such groups are Mi·
•:vocating worldwide diaatl'fta·
men\, in hopes of avoicHbg • a
nuclear holocaust ...
:-~,"Either the world w-ieee vp,"
!it>ile aaid, "cu tber• '#IU'=be no .. \JVorlcl.'' ' ·~,· •'i
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~ • t • I ..,~. ",. . ~i Bauen~(~
~-0 ' l ri~H!e ~--L-Di•..,,~a ~ ·--~ tu ·SAN DllDOO (~-A 2'eeWllr·
old ac@& diver kDodlilMt.l'*·
-cont1d0Ua by a heavy larfWMre-
coveri.Da todQ from • bau.tnl onroeb. Paramecllca ln a two.hour
Prosecutor Artie Westra as·
serted during the hearing that
· Brown and Aguirre identified
them~elves at the Smith home
as Newport Beach policemen.
Mrs.. Smith was nol home but
off.duty Los Angeles police or.
ficer John Maroney was inside
the house. He called Laguna
Beach police.
Stokke asserted that Brown
and Aguirre were looking for a
post-Halloween costume party
at 3:45 a.m. at tbe home of a
man of Arab descent known as
"Prince Turkey."
-~u•-it
The _prosecution baa alao
cbarpd Bl:own. an ex-fem they
say, wttb Weaal poeHUJoD of a
firearm i..,... Beach police taratd
Use \WD men on.r to Or-.. C°'*1' a.ur-s depatle9 ....
tM ........ IDddmf of""· a. , ~ ..., .. loeat.d .. 1F La•uaa Beaeb ett7
Umltii lia ..UN'Gr"pCXated comd;y laait. . • ....,... .ad Aplrft ba ......
relnnd on tbelr on re·
cop• ...... pencttq tbe outcome
"bf-iJM-eoeUnulq ]»Nliml.Dary heartAI to determine lf they will
stand trial.
IOQOTA, O.tl•W• CAP> -ma. Dnt round et M1at111a._.
betw .. ta. Ccaloablu ~
meat ud ~ holdlal tM
D1mkdcan ••1blle'• &II.,._ .... heldm:• ...... Iii.a.try.... todU· ,.... tov---·.llMillli!IPoMd
tU\theWUil ........ ~ Uaue to bold Oltly tM .........
diPlomat. .. two Olio .... ol· neta11 tbly .... ,. _..,.
......... al~ ....
90. TbllN wu no Immediate
NlPDDM fl'CUD tbe 1uenfll:u. wbo invaded tho ernbusy charinl
a diplomatic recepUoo five days
aao. Tbe 29 Juerrillas freed a doc·
tor and four waiters Sunday
alter a 90-mlnule ne1otiatin1
ae11loo beld in a Ford panel
truck parked out.ide the em·
,.,,..... P.,,e Al
'IWISTER .•.
10 reach three penons stranded
for 12 hours in the San Gabriel
Mountains where their single·
engine plane went down.
"We know about where the
plane ls." said sberiff"s Lt. Thomas Terrell. "But the tem·
perature ts about 28 to 30
degrees, and our hmd parties
keep falling Into snowdrfits 3> to
2S feet deep.''
Te rrell said pilot Birchard
Ford, 64, his wife Geraldine, 60,
a nd Mrs . Ford 's mother,
Charlot.le Coppeldick. 7f!.t_ all of
Ramona. took off rrom William
Fox Airport in Lancaster about
'6:30 p.m. Sunday and went down
about 15 minutes later.
The three reportedly had no
winter clothing, no blankets, no
Hght and no food .
The damage r epair and
cleanup from last month's chain or s torms was still going on
when the latest tempest socked
Southern California.
Near downtown Los Angeles.
no injuries were reported after
high winds swept through the
area at about 7 p.m . Sq.nday, but
damages were estimated a t
SJ0,000, according to Los
Ange les Fire Department
spokesman Nick Chapf1eld.
"I know it's unusual," he said .
.. But a twister touched down and
knocked 6ver t>ower lines.
billboards and trees, twisted
twO ... said.
..
Aut.borttl9a alilo reported scat· tered road closures Sunday
night due to rock and mudslides
and noodlo1 throughout Los
Angeles County.
Floodwaters were also said to
be erodina roeds in Laurel and
Mandevtlle caayona lo Loa
AAaeles. Roa la Malibu and
Topan1a Canyon rem.alAed
cloHcJ fCllJowlq dam..:r:.:.:
n.lne ~~)'8 at 1D retlrar)'. · ,
The P~e Coat Hllbwa.v ••• .... .,..... road C""'1I
«' ........... ~ .. a rock llDd P!w4dkle .&bat co~• d9I :1fb'dba to tMPlldllchlllall1r
......... tM' CllP IWled
.......... to -cM1ldoa ..... ID&enbte 5 became of mfDor floollhW ,
Rffidenu bad onl1 eleven
claja to dl'J' out from tbe ....._
"' ltarml that ... u ... md caueed an •tmated SlllDO mllUoa
dam• to propes1J and crops. llore •bowen were predicted
for later in the week. the
weather tentce said,
i:::-~:=~~lol} Bemalas Crltleal Coye •.
The breakers were four or five
feet hiah when tbe Redondo Sant A M
Beach woman entered the wat.er a ·na an with a dozen other members of a
Los Anleles area scuba club.
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Shot in Costa Mesa
A Newport Beach man re·
mained in criti(al cond.ltioa to-
day in Costa Mesa Memorial
Hospital after belq shot in tbe
a bdomen and the head~arl;y
Sunday behind Cbarlle'a Cllll
Restaurant in Colla Mesa.
Michael Kelly Spla, M , of
1908 E. Balboa Bmt. ls ln the ln~
tensive ~ unit al the bolp6tal. ·
Michael David Gbetardi, 20, ot
2336 Newport Bl\'d., ~ M .. ,
WU arrested OD auaptclon ot U •
aault witb inttnt to eommJt
murder and ...... with a dead·
ly weQOl'.L Gben..tdl w• lD Jail
today. · -
fiabt and Oherardi pulled bis
1un."
Gherardi turned himself in to
the Police Within hours ol the
sbootinc, C&Jnoa said.
Calnoo laid it ta unknown if
Gherardi threw tbe brick
t.broup tbe ,..taurant's win·
dow. It la PQMible that an aqry
Cbarlle'• auu patroa wtM> bad
Uped wtlb a Wai.treu ud .left
U.. restauraa& moment.I before ~ iedicent actually threw tbe brick. Calnoa said.
A wa1treu at tbe rataurut
said that CbarUe'a CbW wu
packed with c\lltomen at tbe ~e of U. inddmL
r ...... s~
This map shows the area
where tornadoes struck in
southern Florida over the
weekend. Story on Page A4.
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... 11111 Uw i«ort •honlr --:: =~= = ..8:.:2 1pac•.; ... W'blcb be aaJd be tbOQ# wu an Apollo mlltian.
Re NCll'Nd a radio DMMAI•
from DB ~l"I ID the So•tet UDIDD hlnl1bJa1 blm
wltla die t.eJl1 Of .. UOll)'IDOUI
letter u.t be -.t Imm Atlanta
to u ... aa&boritie9 aUesinc that ~~ ve!llde may have been
U.uw a.panel hia wort
in pan to the actlvlUea of
normal American political ~porten. Bat be aald be had
senral advantaeea. includ1n1
more time than reporten to de·
velop coat.acta with important
people who might be sources of
valuable information.
FBI offtdaJa would not say
..... they tamed Benman.n into
a double qent other than "a
number of years ago.·· They
said bis work as a double agent
was terminated several months
aao out of fear that the KGB SUS·
pected be might be cooperating
wltb U.S. intelligence.
llernnann said that. when be·
INH apprebeoded he was offered
the choice of being prosecuted or
of cooperating and that part or
the deal wbich be accepted to
cooperate included agreeing to
submit to jUlt •ucb a news COD·
ference as be did today,
The FBI said that Hettmann's
wife and t.een·aee son were be·
Ing relocated In the United
Stales a)oog with b1m and that
hu physical appearance had
been altered.
Herrmann said be received his
communications by radio from
the Soviet Union weekly In code
and that they m ight last
anywhere rrom five minutes to
half an hour to transmit and
were tramm.it.t.ed lhree times to
be sure be got lbem. He said be
com mi.micated with superiors by
sec:ret writing in letters to ad·
dresses in Europe and in oc·
casion.al trips to Moscow. the
latest in 1.977
The FBI said ;.i fuctor in ttw
dec1s1on to close lht' operation
"as the KGB"s insistence that
his son return to Moscov. for csd
\"anced ·tra1n1ng with no
guarantee of rt-turmng to thl'
Li ruled Slat.es.
Herrmann said hu son's
potential as a spy was "prac·
ticall)t unlimited'" because he
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Denman 1 peraaps the
biabest-ranlrtn1 illegal Soviet
spy ~ identity has been dJs
closed in the United States since
the arrest of Col. Rudolf Abel m
1957. Abel was ex~hanged tn 1962
for downed U·2 pilot Francis Gary Powers.
Two Killen Flee
State Boepital
HONESDALE, Pa. CAP> -A
natloawide sean:b wu underway
today for two C!ODrided tillers
who med am•GJed platola and a
aubmadd.De gun to escape from
PeD.DQ'lftnia•a oa.ly fadlity for
the crt~ll)' imaDe. olftdals
say .
Russell Shoats. 37. who escaped
from Huntintdon CorTecUonal
Institute for Z7 days in 1177. and
Clifford Futch. 3S. nect Fairview
State Hospital oo Sunday. lakini
a host.age who was later found un-harmed, poUcesiid.
The Casual Sided Rugby ...
1~ ooaon ~ lhor1I and pents,
., llil1bll In oob't d red, white,
khlkt . ., ~.~Ind gold.
Alie>. .,,. daic ts.,.,. rugby shirt.
In•~· belnd..
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F,....P.,.eAJ
RAIN •••
ported at times at only 200 yards
in breaking seas.
Spokesmen for Southern
California Edison said t.be spec-
t a cu 1 a r lightnt ne dis plays
cau.sed no serious disruptions in
eleclrical 1ervtce to customers.
Public Work.a officials in Hunt·
ington Beach, Newport Beach,
Irvine, Costa Mesa and the
South County reported few if any
problems rrom the showers.
In Newport, deputies from the
Harbor Patrol were called out
Sunday afternoon to usiat a rac·
inc yacht Just outside the harbor entrance.
A patrol spokesman said the
40-foot sailboat, Vamanoa. reg.
\gtered to Robert WaUerstreet,
called for belp when it developed
engine trouble and atart.ed tak·
mg on water.
The boat apperenUy bad been
part1cipal1Dg in an olf&bore re·
gatta. The Ha rbor Patrol towed
the boat to the nearby Balboa
Yacht Club dock:. and pumped it
OUl.
Meanwhile. a bridge over the
Santa Ana River at Fifth Street
in Santa Ana was closed Sunday
night by city and county officials
as a preeaullonary measure.
omc1als feared the supports
for the bnd~c may have been
u ndl•rm1nc d be ca u s e fa st ·
f10'410g w:Jtl'rs arc eating awa~
dl lhc bottom of the rncr, at ..
co rd1n~ lO Hay Rho:Jd~ of tht•
<'f)U ntv ·~ F:n v 1ro nm <'ntal
\1 an a~<.·mcnl ,\~ency
Rhoad!> also said the sewer
... yi.tem ut south Orange County
i.urv1ved the storm in good con-
d1llon
Only a 2.n -m1le stretch of ~. rrw:n DoMD.y Stale Beach ~ D--' PHat &o C~ Beam was~ e to-
dJ~ a rt<'r floods pre viously
l"Ju ... 1•d untreated sewage to spill
into t he area .
OrtegJ Highway in San Juan
l'ap1Mrano was reported open
th1 i. mom10g after bemg closed
Sunday from flooding.
The southbound lanes of
Laguna Canyon Road luding to
Laguna Beach were closed by
ofric1als this morning due to
mudslldes. The northbound
lanes remamed open.
Pacifi c Coast Highway at
Palisades in San Clemente a.tao
was closed because of slide ac-
tivity .
Rainfall figures from this
latest storm continued to swell
already bloated season totals.
Saa Clemente resident Ruth
Alkins told police the aluminum
patio roof 1n back of her.
downtown home was struck by a
lightning bolt at about 2 a.m. to-day.
But San Clemente fire Capt.
Bill Bundy said the pa6o roof was probably destroyed by bigb
winds ..
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t Rain conU.oued to fall over
Southern California today from
,_ Pacific storm that brought a
''twister" to Los Angeles along
with more than two inches of
rain, caused one,traffic fatality
and frustrated rescue efforts to
reach the passenge rs or a
downed airplane.
·A 55.year·old woman was ed &mday when her car went
of control on the Golden
te Freeway in southern Kem
ty. 1be car slid into the
ter divider and overturned
riDt a downpour, California
~pway Patrol officer Monty
lfersaid.
A passenger in the car also
u iJlilll;i: but identities of the
ctiml were withheld pending
Uficatlon of next of kin, Keifer
i~.
Downto,Jn Los Angeles bad re-
i ved 2.37 inclMts of rain, bring·
i g the season total to 24.11
l cbes. That contrasts with a
rmal·to·date figure of 10.59
cbes and an avera1e for an en
re aeaaon of 14.5 inches.
~ Anaeles County Sheriff's
puties were sU1l frustrated to-
y by b1&b winds, low visibility
qw1th" mow ln their efforts
rMdl tlaree penou It.randed r 12 boun ID t.be San Gabriel
ountalna where their single·
-~plane went down. " e know about where the
~ TWISTEa, Pace M> •
* * *
... -· . .. i hour With iusta to 41 mllel per I
hour. VlalbllitJ oftlbore wu re-
ported at times at only 200 yards · I
in breaking seaa. .
Spokesmen for Southern ,
California Edison said the spec·
tacular lightning displays
caused no serious disruptions in
electrical service to customers.
Public Works officials in Huot·
ington Beach, Newport Beach,
Irvine, Costa Mesa and the
South Cowity reported few if any
problems from the showers.
· In Newport, deputies from the
Harbor Patrol were called out
Sunday afternoon to assist a rac·
Ing yacht just outside the harbor
entrance. ,
A patrol spokesman said the
40-foot sailboat·, Vamanos, reg·
Lstered to Robert W allerstreet,
called for help when it developed
engine trouble and started lak·
ing on water.
The boat apparenUy had been
part1cipating in an offshore re-
gatta. The Harbor Patrol towed
the boat to the nearby Balboa
Yacht Club docks and pumped it
out.
Meanwhile, a bridge over the
Santa Ana River at Fifth Street
in Santa Ana wu cloeed Sunday
night by dty and county officials
as a precautJonary meuure.
Officlals feand tbe aupeorta
for tM bridle may baye been
undermined because fast-
fiowtng waters are eatlft1 away
at the bottom of the river, ac-
cording to Ra7 Rhoads of the
(See MIN, Pap AZ)
* * *
Rites for Slain Pri~••
Bishop William Johnson leads final rites this morning at
St. Anne's Catholic Church in Seal Beach for the popular
pastor of the parish Rev. Felix Doherty. More ·than 150
persons, many of them priests, attended. Doherty died
after being struck on the head by a man in motorcycle
garb. A suspect is being held.
Newport Man Shot;
Me'a Suspect Held
A Newport Beach man re·
mained in critical condition to-
day in Costa Mesa Memorial
Hospital after beina abot in tbe
abctomen and the head early
Sunday bebind Charlie's Chill
Restaurant in Costa Mesa.
Michael Kelly Spies, 24, of
1908 E. Balboa Blvd. la in the in·
tensive care unit of the b09pital .
Michael David Gherardi, 20, of
2336 Newport Blvd., Costa Meaa,
was artested on auspiclon of as-
sault with lnt.ut to commit
murder and assault with a dead·
ly weapon. Gherardi was in jail
today.
Tbe 1 a .m . confrontation
MlaD when a bftck WU thrown
tbrou&h tlle reataurant'a win-
dow, police aatd. Tile brlck
landed near a table where Slllel
.... friead, no police declined,
to~. were eaUAc.
dow. It La possible that an angry
Charlie'• Chili patron who had
araued wttb a wattreu and left
the restaurant moments before
the l.ndlteat actually threw the
brick, Calnon aald.
A wait.nu at the re1taurant
said that Charlie'• Chill waa
packed with cUltomen at the
time of the lnctdent.
Yanka Hog
~Show
tbJ"Oaib a bbllbom, be Hid.
Tbe lnctdeot becan abortly
alter 11 p.m. when ••a nucleus ot
maybe four to six cuya drew neryone on tbe second floor into
It," Corttm a.aid.
But die 17 patients oo the flnl
.floor refUled to take part and
left tbe tJadkUDI when t.bey NW
trouble bnwlnc. be aald.
Sberiff'a deputie1 tried to talk
t.be .... out ol t.be buildlna.
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ibletolat totbeea...._.
of one p~ candidate
whom be refaaed to name
because he aaid the candidate
was never aware of bis actlvity.
The cloeest be cot to~ man
was to talk to him .. accidental-
ly'' at the San Francisco airport
while the candidate was talking
to a group of bis aides.
Homer Boynton, executive as·
s1stant direetor of the FBI, said
the FBI believed that Herr-
tann, whose real name was
not dlsdosed, had not supplied
the Soviet Union watb any
cluaified l.nformallon.
Boynton tumed aside ques-
tions aa to whether the FBI was
unveiling tbi4 man as part of a
get·tougb policy With the Soviet
Union by saying the FBI thought
it was Important that the
American people be aware of
how such "illegal spies "
operated.
An "illegal spy" is one not
formall,Y attached to an em·
bassy or other foreign
diplomatic mission with
diplomatic cover.
Herrmann's major functions
were selecting and servicing
"drop sit.es" for other a1ents
whom be never met. Drop sites
are locations at which spies
leave money, lnformaUon, in·
atructions or equipment for
other apies to pick up.
Herrmann also participated in
an abortive effort shortly aftu
be arrived in this country in 1968
to abort a United States manned
apace abot, which he aaid be
lboulbt was an Apollo mlaaion.
He received a radio mesaase.
from KGB headquarters in the
Soviet Union furnl1htn1 him
wltb the tut ot an anonymous
letter that be seat from Atlanta
to u .S. auaboritlel allejlq that
the apace velalcle may bave been ••botuld·
Rerrinann compared bl• won
in part t.o t.b• actlvltl•• of
nonnal American political n ·
pOrien. But be aald bt bad
MHral MYldlta1e1, iDCld.nl <a. SPY. Pap AJ)
but when lb.A proved futile, they
fired the tear-cu roundl.
All the men were accounted !or by 3 a.m . today, aald Corllus.
Tbe patients were then
tramferred to another ward an41
placed in separate rooms.
. One aecurlty officer was
alifbtly lQjured when atruck
over tbe eye during the
takeover, Mid C.Orliua.
A Newport Beach man races
charges of assault, burglary and
illegal firearms use after he al-
1 e g e d I y attacked an ex -
ga rlfriend. then barricaded
himself inside his residence
Glen Freer, 34. was taken into
custody Sunday morning after
members of the Newport Beach
Police Department's SWAT
<Special Weapons and Tacllcs 1
Team surrounded bas home at
212 Oranee St.
Policemaen fl.red tear gas anlO
the h~ before storming it and
taking the unconscious s uspect
into custody. He was treated for
tear gas inhalation at Hoag
MemonaJ Hospital and turned
over to Santa Ana police for
booking rn connection with the
alleged assault that occurred
several hours earlier
Lt. Don Chandler said the
nine·man team found two loaded
pistols in the residence along
with three other guns -a pistol,
a rifle and shotgun -that
weren't loaded.
According to police, Freer bad
broken into the Santa Ana apart.
ment of Unda Dom, 26. He aJ-
leaediy piltol-whipped her with
one of the loaded handguns later
found at hia home.
Coast
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LONDON CAPl -Rid.in& on record U.S. interest rates, the
dollar adv~ on European forei&n excbaqea today. Gold
prices dipped.
Before Elarowan tNdltl1 got &mder way, however, the dollar
fell back aa.t.Dat the J 'PE yen in To~ fo~. SUni:tay'a
five-po.int yen defeme fl announced by Japan's Mlnlatry of Finance and tbe Bank o J . ·
Gold traded in Lopdon at $632.50 an ounce, down trom SMO
Friday. The Zurich prtce was $632, down from $634.50.
Silver w.. quottd at $3$ an ounce, doim from $35.50. It
traded at $35.20 In N" York.
. Mlee• KID f'•CINtr, •••lacer
SANTA llONIOA (AP) -A 24-year-old.man abol and killed
his 5-year-old dautbter and then committed suicide today in an
apparent fit of depression over the possibUity that his injured
leg mllht be amptttated, police said.
Victor Anthony Beyam-and his daupter Tosb.nelaba were
-..pronounced dead at the Paclf'lc Shore Hotel on Ocean Boulevard
overlookina Santa Moa:lca .Bay. · . '
Sole IUl'Vivor of the lhooting iQddent was Bryant's 22·year-
old common-law wife, Judy Smith, who is the child's mother.
· She fied the family'• hotel suite screamin1 when she awoke and
~ saw Bryant gunniftg down tbe child in the bathroom.
F,....P~AI
RAIN MAY CONTINUE •..
<' o u n t y 's En v 1 r o n m e n ta i
M~nagement Agency,
. ijhoads also said the sewer
!\Ysiem in ~uth Oran~e COunty
~.~~v1ved the storm an good con-
<ij1wn.
);>nly a 2 75-mi le stret<;h or
tieach from Doheny Statiq.JH'i~b
m • Dana Point to Capistrano
Beach was rel'(>rt~ cl ed SO'.
Workmen bad to remove
debris from the patio roof that
flew up onto telephone wires
above the house at S25 Avenida
Victoria. No one was burl.
Elsewhere in San Clemente,
there were no other reports of
damage caused by weather. No
major flooding or landslides
were reported.
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IOOOrA. 0Df1•.-1 CAl'J -
Tht nm nMlnd of MIO(latk>N .,..., ....... CDIDmbt==.-:· mtnt IDd • the 0.-.llioa '• 1 wll1MbeN , JWilln Mmllll'Y.....,. aai iJay.
Tb• pemment ba~L~ that Lbt WU.t per ceD· tin• to boW .., ..... t'Cftfcn
dlpk)IDMI aDd tWC> ccnotabf.tn Of·
flclala UMy Mbed u boltq ..
ud let tM ,_ ol t.betr c~
10. Tbere wu no llllPJediate
reepoue rrom UM 1uemllal,
who blvlded the embUay during
a dlpJornaUo receptlaA five days
a10.
Tbe 21 auerrWu h'eed a doc·
tor and tour waiten ...Suoday
afler a 90-minule ne1otiatjng
session held in a Fol'CI panel
truck parked outside lb& em·
basay. They released 19
hostages Tbunday and Friday.
mcluding all 1$ women, and are
believed still bold.in& 36.
"The 1overnment's proposi·
lion ia thu only tbe diplomats
and Fore1p Minlltry offtciala
who were attend!Dg U.e party
when the embassy was t.wt~ by
assault should remain," a
Foreign Ministry source
repo~. .
The 36 remaln1n1 bosta1es -iD·
eluded u.s. ·Ambuaador 1J1e10 c. AHncio and H otbV am .
ba11ador1 or aeun-. .am-
bu1adon, live other ·f~
dlplomatl, two Co&omblaa Jm>-
tocol Gtflcen, a ~
and a reporter for a ~
diplomatic ma1a1tn&,
em~i:;.eea of the Do8l1DJC!an Em y and others.
Tbe doctor releued Sunday
w:a:J~:f t th6 receptioo W and the four wait.en
were em by the company ca tert.ng the party.
ny said 1.96 inches of rain fell in
Huntington Beach since Sunday.
bringing the season total there
to 19.19 inches. Last year-at this
time, 13.64 inches had beql n-
corded. -
In Costa ~e the "Stonn dropped 1. in or rain.
brlngin1 the to 1(.90
rnchea. at. tbls time,
1&.lllMll-
* ·~n-. ftillfda~ ~
rrit<> the :.•ted • CJ ~
.--.onega Highway in•sin )uaJ(
e~pistrano was reported open
this morrunJ: after being closed
Sunday from Ooodang. TWISTER HITS LA. • •
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From P-.,e A J
SPY •••
more time than report.era to de-
velop contacta •ith lml1brtal
people who might be sources of
valuable information.
FBI offici.ala would not ,.y
when they turned Henmaan lido
a double ~sent other than "a
number of years a10." 'l'MY
aald bla ~ u a doable aemt wu tennlnated MT«al mo...,,.
a10 out ol fHll'tbat the KGB All-
.peetett be m1Pt be eooperatinl
wtt.b U.S. lDtelHaeDee. lferrmann 1aicl tllat wt.ec be
. waa appcebended be wu aa.ed
Ute cbo6ee ol betq proeec:atC or or CooperaUq mc1 that pert o1
the deal which be accepted to
cooperate lochlded •&neiDI to
submit to juat such a news COO·
fereoce u be did today.
The FBJ •a.Id that Herrmann's
wife and teen-age 800 were be-
ing relocated in the United
States a.long with him and I.hat
his physical appearance bad
been altered.
Herrmann said he received his
-com municationa by radio from
the Soviet Union weekly in code
and that they might last
anywhere from five minutes to
half an hour to transmit and
were t.ranamltted tbr~ times to
be. aure he iol ~m.
POiice Stgef~~ ,,
! Suspect~ m I 7
Stolen Goods The southbound lanes of
Laguna Canyon Road leading to
Laguna Beach were closed by
officials this morning due to
m ud,slides . The northbound
lanes remained open.
plane ·is," said sheriff's-Lt.
Thoma1 'l'eJTell. "But the tem·
pe rature is about 28 to 30
degrees, and our land parties
keep falling into snowdrfita 20 to
25 feel deep."
He said the twlater luted only A man who allegedly a.,-eed
a few minutes. Six businesses to sell two stolen video tapinc
, ,..Pacific Coast Highway at
f>,ali sades in San Clemente also
111as closed because of slide ac·
ttvity.
Rainfall figures from this
'btlest storm continued to swell already blo,ated season totals.
~!San Clemente resident Ruth ;~ns told Police tlW'alumtmHn
fit.io roof in back ot bn ~ntow\l home was stl'\JCtrby'a btnlna bolt at,abc>\l\f2 a.m. to-
dey. .. .
But. 'San Clemente fir. capt.
, BW Bundy said the patio roof . .., probably destroyed by blgb
winds .. There WU no nre and little ~ldence to suggest li1ht-
1'dn& damage, he said.
•
"' Talks Refosed
CHICAGO (AP) -S1rlldng
firefighters urged the city to re-
turn to negotiations today but
Mayor Jane Byrne saldabe would
have no discussions with "an iJ.
legal group." As the strlke en·
teredil819thday, Mrs. Byrne con·
firmed plans to overhaul the de·
partment as disciplinary notices
were malled to those who have
backed the strike .
DAILY PILOT
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Terrell said pilot Birchard
Ford, 6', his-wife Geraldine, eo.
and Mrs. Ford'• mother,
Charlotte Copp"etdick, 18, all of Ram~. took qll from Wllllam
Fox Airport in tancuter about
6:30 p.m. Sunday and went down
about 15 a11nutes later. Tbe three reportedly had no
winter clotbing, DO blantets, DO
U1bt and no food. ,
The damage repair and
cleanup from last month'• chain
of atorma was 1till goln1 on
w"ben the latest tempest socked
Southern California.
Near downtown Loa Angeles.
no injuries were reported after
high winds swept throu&b the
area at about 7 p.m. SUDday, but
damages were estimated at
$10,000, accordtn1 to Los
Angeles Fire Department
spokesman Nick Chapfield.
"I .know it's unusual." be said.
''But a tWister touched down and
knocked over power lines ,
billboards and trees, twisted
awnings and broke windows."
and two homes were damaged, machines to an uDdercover
he aaid.. policeman for $1,300 bas been
Authorttlee also reported seat· arrested by Newport Beach tered road closures Sunday police.
night due to rock and mudslides Wiiliam Henry Sherwood Ill.
and nooctlng throughout Los 32, of Manhattan Beach was ar-
Angelel eo..arty. rested oo auapldon of receiving Floodwa~ra were alao 1aid to Stolen property.
be erodlnf roads in Laurel and ·sgt. Jtm Canon said the twa M andev1 la canyons ln Los mae!hlnes, valued at $3,000 each,
Antelee. RNda in Malibu and •ere taken from a abipment
To,an1a Ca•JOD remained sent fro.,, Anaheim to Al · c~ folloWbe dama1e from . .buquerque,N.M. uiD~ ~ UJ'I of .raiDltOnna • . He uJd Newport S..cb police
ln February. became in~ved when a local
Tbe Pacific Coast Hi&bway video dealer aUe1edly wu ap.
was opened after. J'Oad crews proached by Sherwood who
cleared debris from a rock and wanted to sell the machines for
mudslide Saturday n~!}~at S500 each. covered the road from to The bu.alnessmu contftted
the Pacific Palisades. Carson who set up the Friday at.
Elsewhere, the CHP urged ternoon meeUnr whtcb ended
motorists to uae caution along with Sherwood's arTeSt Friday.
Interstate 5 because of minor
Ooodln&.
Residents had only eleven
days to dry out from the series
of storma that took 28 lives and
cau.aed an estimated $500 million
damage to property and crops.
More showers were predicted
for later In the week, the
weather service said
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STODJ HITS DIXIE. • •
said ... We kept pnyinl ad tbe Never bad eucb a cold~ or
carkeptmQVing." iilr poured acrosa Fkwida to late
io the winter, the weather Record low tempentUM alto . aerviC!e said. And there was
were r8"0tded tod•f in~South more to come.
Cal'Ollna, where Q-to 10 iQCbes • 'Tonl1bt wi~be another
of •now w• on 1ie IJ"O'lftd. and extremely cold t witb frost
in Georcia where lt ••• 11 and freezln1 -te peratures
de1rees hr Atlanta and 20 to posalble over the entire tt.te,"
Savannah. ' the National Weather Service
In North carollnat where up to predjcted.
28 inches ol anow fell U. oae of Vacationers bundled up in
tbe eentury'a ·moat H••r• aweaten on deserted beaches
storma ln that •Ute, the Someteboollc\Oled.
·.
r,Jational Guard wu called out in Mlamt Beacti recorded &32, as
three counties to ..,lat atranded eold aa It's ever been In the
motortlta. rttort. It waa 30 ln Weat Palm
OMoet Virtually all commercial Beach, a lull 12 de1rees1>tlow =?==-ct:.~;:_ travel was 1)lut oft. Some Ute pJTriOUI record for tbe date . '\
._,., ,"' • ._,...._. ht1bwan wen imp..,~-to tet ln 1947. The t•wut
vehlclet ~ .. c::f klndL a train temperature in the state -WU a ' ~ ailDI on te1 tJaeb, 11 recordld at an a1rl.._al
, .. •11••crt•).._.. r -JYM1 ~ acbloll ..acr efftcea atatlon at Ha1u•,~Ju1t au ... ,...,. ..... ...,. • ~ •. ~ clDMd acrt11hh.uate. northnat at G&IMlvWe, 'Jrlth a
•' • Tb• eutera part ot Nortb blfbollObllteJW•t.
t .. Cll'0lilll9 WM biMtM wttll wtadt D Vero leMb, It Ult Loa . ~ a.,~T~.="AtoU:_ :.~·gar.er:= Ml!Nrl..-;fD·~--COr1j atr n.doD. T•rtr'l to le. Cli•n'J Potnt; N.C. Sllabelb on dM braaeba et • MirbY
Ctty -25 lachel "of now. oraqe ua
Laguna Beach pohce tu.med
the two men over to Oranr;e
County Sheriff's depuues aft.er
the P~WD incident of Nov. 3.
KmeraJd ~Y is located out
side tile La.ruaa heeh city
limit.a la ' w pw ued -co.mty
'and.
baTe been
ow• ~•· om.come ~llttlNlilll Pftli1D1Dary
detAeTmtiM' ff they WI 11
Cyc/,e Gang
Held in Rape
Of Woman
PHOENIX, Arts. CAP) -'1ve mem..,. ol a San Berna.nlino
motoroycle eroup are belq beld
in the eounty jail in eonaectioll
wftb ~ kktn•J>Pina-.>d aexual oo • 28-ye9N)ld Phoenix woman.
Deteettft Sae Porter aid. the , womaa_ ~bose na111.e .as
wltbheld, reported bei.n1 raped
by 10 mm aft. atoppl.nc her car
when two motoreycliats pulled
aloopide ber Satu.rhy and said
tbey needed help. The woman
said she was en route home from work.
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Protesters
stage Vigil
Over Nukes
By Pllll. SNEIDERM'-N
Of .. o.ity ..... Swt
Approidmately 40 uti·ndclear
weapons activists braved Sun·
day's rainstorm to participate in
a "J>Mce vi1ll" outside Seal
Beaeb Naval W1,apoas Station.
Ereverai bundl'ed people bd
been expected to tum out for tbe
demonstralipn, wJit eb waa
•J)OlllOl'ed b7 tbe Seal Jluch !tadear Actloo Gl"OQP\ 1l CIOO·
j1ulcdon wtlb ttie ~~
Ptlc. O>G~ PNJic:t.
Partldpaata ln lkmd.a)"1 vilil
stood along PacUle Coast
Highway, dl1playin1 slgm to
passing motorists. Tbe pro·
testen attempted to draw atlen·
tion to the need ror planning
alternative use!'> for military
bases
The peact: group believe:-.
other uses mw.t be found for
military bases a nd military.
ori ented industrial plants to
avoid massive IJyoffs such ai.
lhose that followed cancellation
of the S. I bomber
Bus Rams
BWltUng; .·
No ~ .ff.urt.
~' Ma\Jl~~tqii IS •'~ .. _,ua J rt ,·er 3pparently escaped
i.enous injury today when the
Orange County Transit Distnct
bus she was driving skidded on d
wet street in Santa Ana anri
smacked lnto a buildln1.
Transit Di.strict officlals said
none ol the 12 passengers aboard
lbe Westminster-bound bus was
injured.
Polltt said lhe bus driver.
Jeannette Kovias. was driving
west on 17th Street at 7 a.m
when she braked. causing the
bus to spin on the s lick .pave·
menl.
The bus then jumped the
center divider. sheared off a six·
mch tree. and rammed Into the
Llncobl Savings and Loan btilld·
ang ·at the Intersection of Seven-
teeth and Bristol St~ts.
The bus caused rl\fpor ff•P.1age
to the sayings and loan buiJdfng
u weij as a nearby blocJt wall.
poU~ said.
Ms. Kovj,as was take,q to St.
Joseph Hospital in C1ru;e for
treatment oC injuries to bet' left
le1. arm and hip.
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56 FASHION ISLAND NE'WPORt BEACA
(71'4) 64 ... 7030
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Riot squads club a demonstrator in
AT1'}5terdam, Holland, dwing unrest follow·
tng a barricade--clearing operation by
police forces. The barrica~es were set up by squatters around a building they OC·
c upied last week.
Ford Says Reagan
·'Can't Be Elected'
By 1'le Auoelated Preis
Former President Ford says
Ronald Reagan cannot win the
presidency, but Reagan says if
Ford thinks he can do better, be
should "pack bis &one johns"
and JOin the fray.
And fellow Republican George
Bush, who already is trying to
bead off a Reagan nomination.
says be can foresee a Ford
challenge if the GOP convention
in Detroit this s ummer is
deadlocked.
Ford made his remarks in an
interview published Sunday in
The New York Times. Reagan
and Bush, considered the front·
runners for the GOP nomina·
tion, responded while campaign.
ing in Boston fo'r Tuesday's
primaries in Massachusetts and
Vermont
The former president, who
narrowly beat Rea1an far the
p arty's oominaUon in 1976 and
just as narrowly lost the getMl,'aJ
~r:~ ~~f:~.t·t'!
with this latest in a series of
hints jhat be is available it ijie
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.. ,.'-.OAN CAN'T 1WIN'
•: • "FDl'IW' Pt Hldl nt Ford
part1 wants hlm. 1 .. ~tM\~:
t , '.~Jils"e.m"m-;;t \hat · Gqvemor Rea tan . ~annot win
the election." Ford said. "I hear
more and ~~re often that we
don't want. can't afford to have
a replay of 1964."
That year, the Republlcan
ticket. Jed b y Sen. Barry
Goldwater or Arizona, slffered a
landslide defeat at the hands or
President Johnson after a cam.
paign in which the Democrats
branded him as~too conservative
to be trusted with the White
House.
But Reagan tossed a challenge
back to Ford: "We'd like to see
him pack his long johns and
come out here on the primary
trail with u s, and join us.
There's plenty of roo m out
here."
''If he does." said Bush , "he's
going to have to compete llke the
rest of us, and it 's tough out
there. Nobody's going to hand
this nomination to anyone -un·
less there's a deadlQSked con·
vention."
Bush added, however, that "if
the convention is deadlocked I
can see a Ford move at the con·
ventioo."
But Reagan denied Ford's
basic premise.
"I think he is overlooking a
certain fact in the record,''
Reagan said. "That •~. lo 1966, I
won the smrnonhip in a •state
that is almost 2·1 Democrat. I
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'JOIN THE CAMPAIGN'
Front Runner Reagan
'won it by almost a million votes
aM was re-elected by almost as
many. So, I have confidence In
my ability to win the general
election.''
Ford said be would have to
make up his own mind about
runntng by about April 1, the
latest elate for filing In many or
the ~mainhi__g prft:Danea. But he
alJK> bin~ &e may dq ea Buph P1'edi~ and r,aJt 1'lo .roll the
dice at,Detroit. '
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, Ke~tJ,y and, Bush
! Seek: New I~Pe'tus
I BOSTON (AP) -Democrat B. Connally is putUng hit effort.
Edward JI. Kennedy and into South Carolina where
Jlepubtitan Geor•• Buab, both Republicans bold • a PJ"imary
IOU of ll11tia11l•11ta• ate loot· ~. ,
1 iDI to tbe .-.•1 JWilQaey n--It appean Kenaecl1. aWJ •·
dat to JNllW'~ life '8to tbelr peeted to• Prwldeat Carter,
prealdm&Ult,1*11. But polls 1bow and ~ ID a virtual dead beat
some • ...,. ... aapport eM.ti wtUt ....... ._.e tbe moat at can~· Mlle brlf ...... uaett..
WbUe • & m•rid •oet lioetola OIDbe ~ ~bliabed Republlca ~•tea cam---.,. ..._. ~ vow.
pa11ned bani 18 •-aclnlMtta, tn tbe Democratic pri~ aWl another GOP hopeful Sen. preferred Kennedy over Carter. Ho•ard Baker Jr .• 1hllted But &Nt~.P.'11ioO ot the P.Ollinl
his atu.llDD a..~--· That lloae i.o II.;. iaftef''K~t~
state alto bolds lta primary 1011 i n tber New Hampablre
Tuesday and Baker felt be bad a primary last week al)owed aub-
a better cbJnee the" ot ... ~akini atantlally lower aupport for the
a 1ood ~to ~eep sm,cam· aenat.or. The poll also •bowed
palp alive. • undecided votera seem.d more
That left tbe MuaacbUHUI likely to~ for Carter.
~ fteld to Bush, former Failure to wtn bandUy In
CalifanAa Gov. Ronald Reaau llaasac.buaetts could 1pell
..... ~IGM B A.Dde,.... ol D· turtber COQlDUcatbaa for "--llDoea. -~Tu.. Gov • .Joba nedy'a uoubr.d campatp.
OCJobless.
Rate Down
From 1979
Orange County's unemploy·
ment rate reached 4.2 percent in
January, below the 4.7 percent
figure recorded in the same
month one year ago.
When traruslated to numbers,
the monlbiy labor report issued
by the s tate Employment
Development Depar tment
meant 1.03 million county resi·
dents w e r e· e mployed in
January. The figure for the prior
January was 989,000. It also
meant 44,900 pers ons were
counted on unemployment rolls.
The prior year January figure
was 4(l,800.
And althoush January's 4.2
percent unemployment rate re·
malned half a percent below the
rate a year ago, state anal)'Sts
predicted that county employ-
ment for the rest of this year
would not keep pace with ISm.
J anuary'a total of uaempao,ed
county resielents reflected the
be&lnDlnc of what is expected to
be a relatively depressed first
.Quarter ol the year, in terma.of
emp)oymeat.
Tlte DUIDber ol ......_....,..
people bM '*"' lbeMb& up Sfftee November 11'79, when it was 3.7
percenL December 1979 showed
a rate ol 3.9 percent.
The slowdown in employment
has been caused by the rainy
·weather's effect on outdoor
building and farming as well as
the layoffs or holiday extra help
workers. More than S,500 con·
struclion workers were laid off
in January because or the
weather, the report said.
State analysts forecast heavy
manufacturing layoffs during
the year, but indicated there will
be a strong demand for as.
semblers. machinists, engineers
and other skilled workers.
Also needed are clerical
workers for the regional census
proceaaing center in Laguna
Niguel.
Woman, 91,
Killed by pog
CHARLOTTE, N.C. CAP> -A
9l·year-0ld Mecklenburg County
woman died after she was at·
tacked by a 90·pound German
shepherd, police said. ·
Verda Flowe died during sur·
gery at Presbyterian Hospital
Saturday. Doctors said she had
extensive neck and scalp injuries.
Police said Mrs. Flowe and her
daughter, Judy .Marks, 54, were
walklng through Mrs. Flowe's
yard. When the dog approached,
police said, Mrs. Flowe pointed
her cane in lta direction and the
German shepherd, owned by a
neighbor, attacked.
200 Doomed
Dolphfus Free
TOKYO (AP) -Japanese
police asked the eovernment pfb.
aecutor toda)' to decide wbetbel' cbar1es abould be brousht
a1almt an American oontern·
Oonlat wbo freed about 200
dolphins cauaht for sl.u1bter by
fiabermelt on lkt Island In
aouthweat Japan, a police
apokeamanaald. D_.°'"' oUBlo:Hawall, re-portedly admitted that be re·
leaaed the dolpbJm, 'held tn neta
off th• coutqf the t.land.
Fllhermen on lki bland ac-
cuaed Cate, a repl'eMDtaUve ol
the 1'und for Animals, ol cuUlq
tbelr neta to tree &be martDe
1Dammall. TM tllMrmta aal4 th;bwen Mildn& UM equlvaleat Of lDdaiia&•·
Record
Snows
Crippling
BJ fte "-datM Preti
Snow wu knee deep acrou
much of the South tocby with
flurriel faWn1 deep into Plorlda
where oranges were freez:lnc on •·1e trees lD record cold. At least
36 bave died lD the Storti' that
roared out ol the Midwest lnto
the AUanUc Coast stat.es.
The National Guard was
called out to assist stranded
motorists in North Carolina
where two feet of snow driven by
60 111pb winds hammered some
CIRCUS SUCH DELtOHT,
STAYEDALLNIOHT--M
communities and 13 people died.
Five.foot drifta paralyzed Wil·
mington, a coastal city of S0,000
people.
"A day the Tar Heels will re.
member," was the way one
North Carolina forecaster
described the two-day storm.
RHidenta were ordered off the
streets of Norfolk, Va .. aft.er the
storm dumped heavy s now aloog
the East Coast from Florida to
southern New Jersey
Virginia Gov. Jo hn Dalton
declared a state or emergency
as officials in Norfolk, a port ci-
ty of 286,000, ordered everyone
off the streets and the National
Weather Service predicted more
snow. Some looting was reported
as wind-driven snow brought the
city to a atandatill.
More than $7 million damage
was reported alter tornadoes cut
across southeast Florida's
Broward County on Saturday.
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SKIER WORKS OUT NEAR JEffERSON MEMORIAL
Record Snow, Cold Put South In Deep Freeze
1 Related story. A4)
The fury of the winter storm
moved over the Southeast on
Sunday after blanketing Indiana
and Ob.to With snow. It beaded
out to sea before reaching New
England. where unuauaily mUd
temperatures this winter have
meant economic havoc for ski
resorts.
In addtUoa to the 13 dea&ha in
North Carolina. the storms have
bttn blamed for six deaths an
Ohio. five in Missouri. three in
South Carolina. three in Ten-
nessee. two tn Pennsylvania and
one each tn Kentucky. Virgi.nja.
Florida and Maryland.
Northern l''lorida res idents
1rabbed their cameras and
pped at the aiaht. of anowfla.kes.
Icy biebways were reported in
AJ&bama. llunwbl.le. four buses carry.
lJI• 74 persona from Sout.b
Carolina to Florida wtte
stranded ror almost six hours Iii Georsla befor-e highway cJ"e'ts
sanded an icy bridge over the
Savannah River .
Curfews aJso were imposed iii
Ut• Vir•j•Aa CH••• q{ o.a .... ._ ••• w.. .,,,. rfo,f,1..
f-ort.1111C:H1Ul. Vlr1Jnfa Bea~. hi'•'• travel to emergendelis u a reeon1 13"'-: inches of snow
piled into drifts.
Bar Tab Cut,
Still Whopper
DETROIT CAPI -Roy
Zielesch. a Pontiac Motors
foreman, says he's "not at all
ready to settle" for a SSSl.90 bill
from a West German cabaret -
ODe·lhird of the original biU oC
$1,6SS.70.
Cabaret owner Elias Sibony
contends that Zielesch -and two
companions -s pent 12 hours in
bis bar emptying several bottles
or champagne. Zielesch says be
was alone and only had three cognacs.
Zielesch returned to Rochester.
Looking like Snoopy in search of the Red Baron. this
canine enjoys a downhill sled ride in Altavista. Va.
Mac h .. from a trap to West
Germany last year and dts·
covered the $1.655 70 American
Express Co. bill waiting for him
from the Parisienne Cabaret in
Frankfurt.
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AbruptlJI Hcdrlnl Victim WM Can't BlarM U.. Windl
qualntance 1uaested. '1'hat wind was ao stroaa it could
have blown tbi&alroff a dog."
Another aeafarinl type characterized the blow as "a
real f(ear·buater." · · So how heavy were the breezes Sunday! Depends oo
who you talk to. If you talk to the racing yachtsmen who
were returning to Newport Harbor Sunday afternoon, they
reported propelling winds of between 25 and 35..knols.
This may have been understated. -The Harbor Depart·
menl recorded the blow at 40 knots with gusts up to 45
knots. Ocean visibility in breaking seas was said to be only
200 yards.
REGARDLESS OF WIDCH report you believe. you
can rest with the assurance that we didn't suffer a hur-
ricane. For a hurricane. you need winds of between 70 and
100 miles per hour What wt> had. then. was just a little old gale. Gales give
vou winds bctwe(!n 25 and 70 miles per hour.
The reason the racing yachtsmen may have reported
less wind than Harbor Department officers is that this
may have been their way of justifying being out there in
the fi rst place.
THOSE RACING SAILORS will get out in weather
where they're bouncing around for six hours inside the
boal like TOCU in a tin can. They finally come .-bore J
~~~:=t'n~"ub6nd tell
how much tun U..7 had. Probably the only place along this coastline when you
couldn't gel anybody to admit to wind would be at Dana
Point This as because the wind is always blowing at Dana
Point. The c·1t1zens ignore 1t.
DANA POINT R ESIDENTS have their own s pecial
wand gauge It 1s a fence post with a heavy chain nailed to
the Lop at one end.
When it blows so the chain stands straight out, Dana
.Point people say it's~ balmy breeze. When links at the
free end or the chain rt snapping, they say its windy.
When the chain 'nks start snapping off and are car·
ried away by the wind, then Dana Point people admit
they're in a little storm.
Court Protects
Cabinet Noles
TODAY'S DECISION re-
versed lower court rullnp tbat
had cleared the way for public
access to at least a portion ol tbe
transcripts of conversations
Kl.Mlqer had while aecretary or atate. · ·-
Those rulln11 had barred
public releaae of transcripts
made for Kluluer 1n bi. job as naUonat aeourfly adviser for
President.a Richard M. Nixon
and Gerald R. Ford.
Narrowly inlerpreting the
Freedom of Information Act, a
law pasaed by Congress 1n 1966
to curtail g9vemment secrecy.
the court said the State Depart-
ment bad not ''improperly
withheld" the Information
because lt did not bave control
. · BUT U.S. DIST&ICT ladle
John L . Smith ruled in late, 1'7'1
that the Stat~ Department
transcripts lhoa1d not have been
reanoved from tba\ a1eocy'a
cuat.ody because they were not
Kiaaln&er's property, but public
property.
Public release of the notes had
been aou.gbt ln a suit filed by the
Reporter~ Commlllee for
Freedom of tbe Preas, lhe
American Hlat.orical Auucia-
tion. the Military Audit Project
and rune individuals.
Fighting two extremes -hot flames and freezing cold -
Philadelphia firefighter John Bretl was able to win only
one. Firemen controlled 5-alann warehouse fire. but 9-
degree temperature left Brett and comrades encased in
sheaths of lee .
No Wage-price Law,
Business Assured
WASHINGTON (AP) -Top
Carter 9CfmfntatzaUon offtd.als are tr7tDI to ruuure the na-
tion •• 500 larsest .,. ... neqes that
wase-prtee eoatrola will not be
used .. weapom in the WV 00
lnflatiall.
t.elesram releued b7 tbe Wbl1e
HoUM.
"Howe-.er, t.be pre1ldent • s
voluotary price standards re-
main ln effect and we expect full
compliance.'' the telegram said.
"The Council on Wage and Price
Stability will intensify its
monitoring activit1M to make
certain that both the price and
wage standards continue to be
effective ··
l!'li 1979. THE <1dmin1~·
Circus Such Delight,
They Stay All Night
Al tbe same time, Treasury
Secretary G. William Miller and
Alfred Kahn. who heads the
Council on Wage and Price
Stability. are ma lung 1t clear
those companies are expected to
cooperate with Pres iden t
Carter's voluntarv ant1-mflat100
guidelines ·
trat1on ·, yo luntary wage
NORFOLK. Va (AP ) ll d Id
.rnd price cont ro ls called
1cncl' was to tl would ha\'f' to
d
for wage increases of no more
was a scene that stunne~ even s pcn the night with the ctrcl!!. IN TELEGRAMS SENT Sun th a n 7 percent a nd price in·
the manaF(ement more than day to the corporations. Maller f bo 2.300 people <-merging from the "I FEEL VERY foolish being a nd Kahn expressed concern ~~t•ast'S o a ut 1 peTrcch nt over
s wirling. bloWing s now to see hen'." said one e mbarrassed about reports tbat some bus• 1..• previous year e wage
"The Greatest Show on Earth." mother who h·•d let her 8-year· · 'il a n d a rd s a r l' be 1 n g r c .. nesses are ratSing prices an an assesS<.od
But after the show was over old and ll-year-0Jd boys talk her ticipation or mandatory con The telegram rrom Miller and
Sunday. there was another 1ur-into going. trols. Kahn also notes the adminiatra-prise. Nobody went home. Another woman. asked what ·'The president is determined lion 15 reviewing Its economic she would do, replied wltb a that be will not impose such COP· policies "to be 1UTe that the
And this morning, those 2.300 twinkle in her eye: "One or the trols. He does not have the legal federal government fulfills its
Pot --liS ............ be I'U hlJQ -.p." .ot t....i co ... ~ •• NW tbe fla .., ,_
peop~le )¥Oll.e up under lbe bi& top c ircus guys s miled al m e aulbonty to do so, and be dob respo~1bWues" t.o be'"' curb in·
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THE STATE OF emeraen-
cy a nd ban on traffic declared
by Norfolk city officials at 5.30
p m Sunday a s a blizzard
dumped 14 inches of snow on th1~
port city of 286,000 were still m
effect.
When the audience tried to
leave after the circus
performance ended al 6 p .m.
Sunday, tbe7 found police block-
in1 parld.ng lot exit.a.
Sbortlv tberearter, the au-
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OAKLAND <AP) -The three Mills family
members shot to death in their cottage last week
in murders that could be linked to the Peoples
Temple were buried Sunday in a quiet ceremony
at Oakmont Memorial
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NO CllAAGU w••• mn ID COOIDedlGll wtth Sta1Mf'I dluppearance.
Panell wu JaUtd under '7 ,000 bolld. and w
to be un.111*1 tOd.a)'. Polee a.s.t David Jobnloa AMI tlM boJI
found oa a street in Uldab wben aa ofllc
ceeopbed tbt fO'Uli•r dll.ld delphe d1.• t.bat h
lW"Ded bll blond balr bl'OWll. •
Tbt brown balr 1ae~l1 fooled tb• boy '1
parent.a. "Butt.be pollce l&ld. 'look cloler. ·and we
did and it WU bJm, •• aaid Jim Wbltt. "ff• ... IDI
perfec:tly healthy and Jlad to be bome. ••
•'We were all feelln1 that we were oft1y toln1
to find him one way -that wu deceased. We're
all really clad that'• not what happened.'' aaad
Ukiah Police Capt. Richard Perry.
8TAYNE& TOLD POLICE be knew bl1 com·
panlon had been kidnapped and that be wa.s tl')'in1
to get him home. He t.&en revealed b.11 own idenh·
ty, authorities said. "I didn't like what wu happenln&." Stayner
later rold reporters, addinl the two boys had
hitchhlked the 20 miles into Uklah. "And it hap-
pened to me, and I ju.at didn't want to see it happen
to somebody elle."
Jobmon aaid Sl.5,000 was collec:ted for iJllorma·
lion leading to young Timmy's return. A commit·
lee will decide who eeta the money. and the police
chief said he thou1ht Stayner sbouJd. Stayner disappeared on Dec. 4. 1972. when he
got into a stranger's car on hi.5 way home from
school in Merced. His parents bad never aban·
doned hope ror his return. "
"WE THOUGHT THAT AS SOON as he was
old enough to get out that he would." rus mother
said ··we'll be so thankfuJ to God that we have
him back home and that somebody took care of
h1 m for the past seven yea rs.··
Merced Police Chier Harold Kulbeth said the
!>tory began when a man stopped Stayner. then 7.
and asked tf he wanted to "contribute to a chart
ty " The boy got into a man's car to ult bis mother
1f he could go. the chief said.
( ~~rr'E J Meantime. police .-:J•n•• continued to claim
·--------puzzlement over Key
features of last
Tuesday's shootings of1Temple defectors Al and
Jeannie Mills . and their daughter. Daphene. All
had been shot in the head in their Berkeley home.
KIDNAPPED YOUTH RETURNS HOME AFTER SEVEN YEARS OF CAPTIVfTY
Steven St•yner, 14, Huga Gr•ndmother •• H•ppy P•renta W•tch
The abductor then pretended to call Stayner·s
mother. and the boy was told she said it was all
right for him to go alone. KuJbeth said .
Police Sunday vowed to conduct a house-to·
house search in the Woolsey Street neighborhood
in an attempt to recover the small caliber weapon
used in the killings.
Aa:mH Matt Fatall9 Sltot
POMONA .(AP> -An armed 32-year-old
Pomona man was shot to death during a weekend
incident ln which be allegedly refused to surrender
to police, autboritlea say.
After receiving a tip from an unidentified in·
formant that a drug store was aboot to be robbed,
'Pomona police went to the store Saturday after-
noon and saw a man leaving bis car with a pistol
in Ute waistband or his pants, Officer Don Kofford
said.
When the officers repeatedly ordered the man
to surreDder, be refused and fmally reached for his
gu~. Kpfford said. At that point, Georee William
AleJI\~ WP l•tall1_11bot by police in front ol. the c~~ 1to(e, IS,Ud ~oUord.
BarMr Sll•t•.,• E•dell
. LOS ANGELES (AP> -lt was W~ to :-bus.~i-~,~~·~~~ DHI M lit~ todQ •Ubfl*'8t ~·J..j • . ~ ~ •Yfbpamy.....,..,...-""""',,.,.., llnl-• "1 more than a dozen unJons in support of e OU , Chemical and Atomic Workers' nationwide rtrike.
GUESS WHAT? 7 7 7 7
Your Favorite
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Your Favorite coco~-
On
Tuesday, March 4
NEWSI~• Nl!WMl!NUS
SAME SMILES • SAME SERVICE
SAME GREAT FOOD
The job action halted movement of virtually
'all goods Saturday at the two-port complex, the
busiest on the West Coast.
Daatt Club o.,ner K H~d
TIMOTHY WHITE, 5, KIDNAPPED IN FEBRUARY, REUNITED WITH PARENTS
Polle• Found Both Boy• Together Sunday On Street In Ukiah
2305 E. Coast H1ghwav
Corona del Mar
LOS ANGELES CAP) -A 66-year-old dance
'ctub owner was shot to death and his wife was
wounded during a weekend armed ~bberY, police
said. A guide to community churches
and their events appears Saturdays Dan F. Martin, owner of the Danceland Dance
Club, was pronounced dead at the scene of the inci·
'dent after he was shot by assailants who accosted
bis wile and him in their car as they dropped off
OJ
In the DAILY PILOT
several club employees at the workers' home early
'Sunday morning, police said.
THE TRUTH ABOUT
FUNERAL PRICES
In greater Orange County
At Harbor Lawn, People are important. We
believe that every family deserves a perfect
final tribute. The family selects the type of
service it wants and the price to be paid.
CREMATION ················· .............. $285.
~~::c:-:.::'l'r:~ .................... $446.
~~==-from ................................... $ 9 7.
BURIAL SPACE-...ncludlng $ 295 Cement Grave Uner & Opemng from - . • . . . . . . •
.Harbor DlwI1 ·Mount Olive
·~ Mortuaiy· Cemetery Crematory
"SERVING ALL FAITHS"
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uveoile Protection
ll 's belt-tightenin1 time rather tb•n a Ume for ex· •
neous spending by local govemmen~ .
. But Orange Count)' 1upervbon acted Wile~ lUt
k when they approved an expenditure of $110,000 at
nge County Juvenile Hall.
The money will be spent to equip the hall with suicide
ventlve equipment that will help rrUntmlze the
ia:~ troubled youn,pten at a time of emotional their own Uva.
While re hu been only oae 1ucceaful.1uiclde at
hall in recent yean, authorltlet point out the number
. attempted sul~ldea among the troubled juveniles
'Nnges up to more than a dozen in a year.
And while this is a time for f rugaUty in government.
the money spent to mlninme the threat of youngsters tak·
lng tbel r own 11 ves ls money well spent.
Poot Idea of Service
The half dozen young servicewomen who posed in the
buff for a Playboy Magazine layout on ··w omen in the
Armed Forces" may have enjoyed the attention and the
fees they earned, but they also may have done a con-
s iderable disService to their respective services. ·
The ax fint fell on a 22-year-old Marine who was
handed an honorable. but early discharge for her error of
judgment in posing for the layout.
Then a pair of Navy lasses were up before their com-
manding officers tor part.iclpattng in the stunL They say
it didn't occur to them that posing nude might be "de-
~·· &o dleir•rv.lce. Thit .. prettyddS llHllld.
The armed servlca have· enough trouble trytn& to
quell the public's doubts about the recruitment of women.
Performances like this can only reinforce those doubts.
Even more. the incidents tend to cast a -bad llg ht on other
servicewomen who deserve respect and support.
It's not just a sexis t thing. Last week too. a sailor -who
moonlighted as a male strip-tease dancer at a night club
was hauled up for disgracing the uniform and faces dis·
charge.
There's nothing wrong with fun and games. but the
services will do well to let recruits know there 's a limit to
tolerance. Today's society may have a place for nude
models and male strippen, but that place is not in the
tax--suppbrted armed services.
• Optnk>nt e•pt'elled In the 1pKe above are thOM of the Dally Pltot.
~ vlewl exprnsed on thl1 page ate thOM of their authMI and
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Boyd/Swim Star
By L.91. BOYD
Not everyone realizes that
America'• fint areat 1wtm·
mer wu none other than
Benjamin Franklin. The rec·
4>rd 1bowa he went 1wlm· mln& in t lake oace wbUe fly.
lnl a kite. Tbe Idle PU11ed
him acrou the water. And be
then drew a rousb desl&n and
wrote a abort tbeal• on
tomethl.ni akin to water ski·
tn1.
Item No. 321B ln our Love
and War. man'• fUe I•
Leonardo da Vlncl'• deflnl·
tioo of marrta1e: "Putting
one's hand into a bag of
snakes on the chance of pull·
~~eel.''
Sln1le men between the
a1et of 30 and 44 on the
averaae earn Just about the
ume amount ot money N do
11011• women la tbat aae
brae Mt.
Dear
Gloomy
Gm
M a1az.inea outsell phono·
eraph records, please note.
Q. Any truth to the claim
that watermelon contalnl a
chemical that lowen your
blood· prea1ure and calm•
you down?
A . So lt'a said. The
chemical ls called c\lcurboc·
trio. Re1earcber1 say
they've juat found out about
It. Don't know lf It really works.
Q. Why are m asquerade
parties prohibited by law in
New York ctty?
A. They're banned only in
public places .• Police lobbied
It through years aao. They
got nervous wbeaever a
bunch ot citizens 1tarted run·
nln1 around weartn1 face
mask.I.
Q. OI any of tbe nlioUI
tbln11 1ou'd cu1tomarily k••P ta your bathroom
m4KUdDe d>elt. wblcb la tbt
beltMUet?
A. TyMDol lt No. 1. No. 2 lt C....t.
oua SPOT CHBC& of
Republican Party a.aden acnm
Uae COUDtry abOwed tew ~es
were convlncecl by=:•• u •a
27-perunuae ~t Ua of Oeoree Bush. 'I'll say aow t
l 1'1d to lOQ tb .,-. qo. ·· ooe
bl1-dty Republican leader told -us. ·•u we nomlllate Reacan. we
lose ln November." Suc h
Republicans may now doubt
Bush's viability but have not sof·
tened their pessimism about
Reagan.
Indeed, Reagan's 1980 New
Hampshire vote was about the
same size as his 1976 vote. The
big difference was one opponent
four years ago and a divided op.
position this Ume. Thus. the New
Hampshire returns did little to
charm Republicans de11per ate
for an alternative to Rea1an.
A ttempt.ing to win over such
crltlcs wu first among .Sears'
Riehard Reeves
LEBANON . NH -Put me
down ru. a believer John An·
derson 1s Lhe most impressive
candidate 1n tbe presidential
field
That 1s not an unusual op1ruon
up here -among reporters. We
are not. used
to politJcla.oa
who &oak you
dlrectly in the
eye and tell
you exactly
what they
b e lieve . U
there were a
press caucus,
.Anders on
would be the
front-runner.
Ke'• nbt doln1 aa well amoic voters, however. pa rticularlj
Republican voters. Those voters
may admire the Illinois con-
1re11man'1 articulate candor.
but, W\fortunately for him, they
teem to disa1ree with exactly
Charles McCabe
ON NATIONALLY televised
mommg programs last Wednes·
day . a triumphant ReagAn 1g.
nored conservat1ve-populist
econom1ci. as bus questioners
dwelled on the Sears affair.
Moreover, disti n guish e d
Manhattan lawyer William
Casey replacing Sears raises
q u estions about Reagan 's
economic policy.
Casey. a former SecuriUes
w h at h e t hink s . Moat
Republicans I've talked wtth
would prefer George Bush who
tells no one what he thinks IC
he thinks anything
IN TEaMS or vagueneu,
Georae Bush in 1980 makes Jim·
my Carter ln ma aeem like a
bank vice-president ehecll:ma
your mort1a1e applicatlon.
Bush la 1aytq he lovee America
-beyond that be'• relud.aat to
eommlt bbmell.
Sad. ~~I ~ ay be· lna l m by Andef'l°'P 1h
pubUc appearao~ and prtva ..
eoovenation, I Dicked up tbe
New York Times to rnd IMl. die
coa1te111D•'• "fa90r8ble" rat•
ta1 amonc h.l.t party 'at.en • declined a llttle 1omewhere
around 4 percent. Hit ••ua-
favorable" ral.LD1 hu tripled to
about 1.5 perc.nt.
That la the prtce ror QOt bttDI
all thin.-to all people. Tbe
and Esebu1e Coamlnlon
chainmn who at qe ST ts two
yun Rns•n'a Janklr, b cloleJ)'
MIOda&ed wttb tbe d)'DamJc BW
Simon. Simon aol oDIJ was
amoq ttupn baclt•n ....i
crttkal of,,._,.. but la a Ions·
Ume entlc of Kemp-atyle deep
tax reductions and an adVotate
of heavy budgd cuu Whether
or not Kemp and Simon end up
aa rivals to be Reagan's vice
pre11dential· nmmng mate. they
a re clearly antagon1i.ti. over
economic policy.
Reapn today may be only
dimly ~are of theM? st.rug
gle11 ln lili obvious joy to be nd
of John Sears. They had clashed
frequently ln the tense days
· followine Reac.an'• defeat In
Iowa. Even those Rea1an
REAGAN rrequently draggl'd
them out in New Hampsh1rl',
t•ven exhum1n~ lht' Chicago
· welrare queen" who had been a
!>lJ pit· or his 1976 oratory but
"'as bantlt'd by Sears ror 1980 tn
t.'fCort.s lO broaden Reagan's ap·
peal. Wtlh Reagan ·~ party
critics irtubbomly alt.empt.mg to
revive C'.eorge 8W1h or resurrect
Gerald Ford, 1t may be too late
for such broedenmg no-w '>trt not
for more bloodlettmg ins1de the
Rea1an camp.
harsh truth an modern dem not wanting to spend the rest or
OC1"at1c poht1cs 1s that you has life po&turtng and pretending
almo1t alway~ lose support to ludersh1p lie decided to try
when you take a stand Candor to lead that'~ what he's Lrymg
and courage WUl only wnter.. to do without much luck.
and other romanttcs Anderson. by speaktng out, 15 The m8!' Crom IUmoas as not
manacLns to alienate vot..en who perfect. I m nol even sure be
II ~ould make a food president. are aealnal federa y. ~-:~ Tire rup llde 0 bl• prtn;tSled
abortions. ·~-control, 1raln candor may be penlOClal rt ty. emb.,.,_, ...._,, p10Une taxes I know be llatenl to what others
to eneouraet emNrVatlca aDd but I' t "t i b the ERA. lie bu not fudpd b1a say. m no poal . ve e
answers _ ._la fOf' au at tboM bean. He 1eem1 so sure of
lhinp and mon _and the one· himaell -and, perttaps, a bit
l1aue folk an1rt1y about him arro1ant. He may be a prtaooer
down u ..... , owuen did ln of his own cool reuoo. He may -~-~:.':. -be too lnne:r-dlrec:t.ed to be an el· Man..-. -otber Di..,t. fecUvedemoerat.lc leader.
ANDft'f* • abo pa.Jtn1 » , But. altMu&h be ls not tall, be prtce wtWD b1a party for the was a Slant among pyamJes in
fond atte ll"'1a of the natioaal New Hampeblre. He la the most
pre11 MCI fablooable Uberal admirable fi,ure in a motley.
Dem0f!r91•. But he deserves 1cramblint crew. He almOll cer·
thole chic cbeen. I would jolD talnly wtll become praJdeat -
tbe c..,._ just because be is lfv· of the Ford Foundation or YaJe.,
lnl up a ..re eoacreulooa.l eeat maybe even of a televl1lon
after 3) yean. I admire blm for network.
French Wisely Say It Takes Ti111e To Be a W 001an
-that la aometbin1 else! 1be
riniabed product. The marveloul
patina. 1'be woman who acts u
a woman should, with the im·
pul.ea com1nl from where they
should come from ln a flnilbed
woman -from tbt heart.
A lady dramaUat a few yean
back wrote a book called "An
Unlllliabed Woman ... Thal WU a
&ood uue, and tt dncrtbed an ln·
tereattna condition. Tbe lady
·bad DO heart, and I doubt lbe
bu acquired one by now. ftua
Ul1llAllMd.
Tbe U.. tt tea. for • waman
to beemM a WOIDU Yan. wUb
tbe W'CllDD. llKaUM we are be-lnl IO t.nblJ Oalllo tlda IDOl'll-lnl ... may u ... u qucM tbt .. .... al tbt clnumater Qata.
Uan DW, or cl bll &bo9t wrtw.
"WOll&N ASS moet f ......
ln• ....... tbl ... cl. ad 40,
after tbly baft ..-• few l'Mll
and know ho• to P•••
tbemMlftt. li8H few w
ever pw 40, mntmwn fudna·
Uon cu CIOlltlD• llMllftmt.11."
Tbe ftntlr toucbed upon m.t.aDbor ot tbe race eoune ll
tar from aml11. A flal1bed
woman 11 v . Ilk• 1
TbonNlblnd. TM tralal.DI II ....... Die bNlt .. tbe:rt, ...
tbat ..... liWe ., ........ pl1'f ....... . l do DO& _..,..,..., ...
pert oo women. What man could
have the arro1ance to make
such a clalm? But I bave beeo a
lifeloo1 lt.udellt of the creatures.
For more Ulan two deeaclea.
day in and day out, I watched
every moYe ol one of the most
flnilbed women I ever met. my
mother. I watcbed eYeey move
became I wu ccmvt.Dced tbat
the Dal one WU IOlna to be
dlreeted qatmt me, ln the form
ol a poa iD I.be eye OI' IOllM dev· Ntatine lrtlh moe. Thil tn.tn·
1q laM ltood me iD fortamate
stead. I flatter myHU that.
----·-------.
because of it, I can. tell tM
women trom tbe tlrll, and rtlbt
quick. too. ·
I DON'T TIDNK I haft eft1'
met a woman wbo boNted tbat
she ''bad put her 'act totetber"
who bad ever done anytb.lna
even remotely Uke tbat. Jt wu
merely a p6cMIS bope embeddad
lD a &lib pbrue.
But In fact tbat la J\< about
wbat tbe fln1tbed womab does. In a tradition not ...,..i.ty in
fnor at I.be m1Du&e .... .,...
ber earl1 years ll'OwtAa up and fllurt.I oul wb&t ~ 11:.-
.... would lib to ID&ft7· TblD .... liftt two decMtl, ... OI' t:!1,:su....:r.-::r: t:
chUdnn.
Tb-. fortrlab. and .....
f'lJld•mental work cloae (bl tbent ladr lbben) .........
com•. no. nw1tldu • llu learMd fall Into placel Do tM
part.I that bave been noatlq
•bout mealtb' belia to fall neat·
11 lntD ~c.. u lf WI JIC·18W pu.ult Md been ..........
time to Ill ftallbedf
. If lt all ... tot••• .... ha.e tllat r.,...t fll ......... a wom• wbo loob bl&o .....,, .Andtakdtu, ...... ..,.. • ..... meu1 to .... ,,... tMM
~:ti to be .... bat It ... ...., ml•u al ti.
.. :.!
..
service is the most importanl
Of course, our extra tellers can hel~ _
you save more than the time of day. We
offer many free services with qualifying
accounts. And we pay the highest interest
. the law allows. SO if y0U feel your saviggs and 'loan
has gone HollyWoQd, maybe you should
tcJke your moner elsewhere. ~ :lb a P9wney Savi!Jp and Loan branch.
:And if yoaR wondering what to say
to ttie aaviap and·loan you're leaving,
•
try this: "A savings and loan should be
applauded for its service, not its celebrity.' : : ..
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aBPVllLICAN BAOBAll bu re-·
ctlved the Republican Polley Com·
mlttee Award for hla efforts to
"lower taxes, iimll 1overnment
apendlnC. reduce excessive re.l\lla·
Uon and •UllPOrt a 1troo1 naUooal de-
fense."
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Wieder ol W11t Orange County's 2nd
Diatrict will apeak on "Women ln
Government" Wedneaday at Sad· •
dleback Colle1e'1 "Learn to Earn"
conference for women.
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' " t i·· ' ~· ~ f Gt:Ctlll9 Old tlae Klalu
OI.. NII ... ., llOG~A.UJJON •
II ,_~" seen Emplre Leape
cbampiom UU. year, you're undoubted·
ly aware of the one-two butetball
punch tbe Seahawks feature -6-1~
junlor Wayne Cartander and 6-1 leftlor
Jeff Andrade, Ocean View Hieb's Odd
Couple.
There are some similar trait•
between tbe two -eacb la an All·
Oranse County seleetioD and each bas
riddJed tbe nets with a pure left-banded
touch for impressive averases.
CAlllANDD llA8 AVDAGED 218.1
points a pme in helping Ocean View
qualify for Tuesday ni&ht's CIF 4-A
aemlftnala game wttb Lone Beach Poly.
Andrade bas scored at a 23.3 pace to
make tbls one of the m<>1t feared com-
bloatiom in Orange County history.
But limilarities end there, at least on
the basketball court.
~ t Dodger Shon.top Blll RuSseu stretches his legs during a
•! l Sunday workout in Vero Beach, 'while Jerry Coleman ~:. t (below) makes his opening speech to his San Diego :: I . . .
Padres as a manager. The last time Coleman was in uni·
form was in the 1957 World Series. Spring training begins
this week for major league baseball.
When Carlander is the victim of an
obviom mistake by an official, be turns
to bis c:oacb. Jim Harris, with an in·
qui.slUve expreuton on tus face, then
contiaues playing with a ba1'k teller's
~~ J'/ West Teftms .. ;: . ~: · . .•. .. ...
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ID NCAA Cage
From ',\p Dispa&daes $117 ,000 and $275,000 lut year.
Four Paciflc-10 Conference
basketball teams, including TOP·&ANKED DePAUL,
UCLA, PCM entries Utah State whose record is the tourna
and San Jose State, and Loyola ment 's best, was seeded No. 1 in
, of the Western Athletic Con· the West Regional while Ken
fertnce have 1ained NCAA lucky, ranked No. 2 in the As·
tournament actioa, which begins sociated Press Top Twenty, is
Thursday and Friday, the top seed in the MideuL No.
UCLA's Bru1Da C17·9) play Old S Louisiana State ls seeded tops
Domlnton (25-4) at Tempe Fri-JD tbe Midwest and No. 3
day with the winner quallfylDg Syrae~ ja tbe lop seed in tbe
for a lbot at •t DePaal &m-easL d87. Committfe Chairman Wa,ne
Loyola, with tormer Estancia D~ke ~ tbat com~ Hieb .... Onqe Coast" Colleee memben reeop1Je Uaere DlQ PW• Mm ~~.meets ,, be dlltmluu" on a few .coo. .. ~ ~ Ullo at ferW'ltttJ.q IO m&QY iavil.a·
g)j~~O!ILUtah State
D la tM ., rL
'the • • *1nnet with ••
i t 11--11 reeair4. ~ lllllOUri • <J*-5) in tbe llJdWelt. ~itanala ~ . at I.iMDlo, Nelnlb'l'bunday.
Pac-10 kiqpln Oregon State
draws a bye hi tbe West
Reaionals before tackling the
survivor of the Weber State·
Lamar game Saturday.
Waah.lngton State (22-5) bat·
Ues Peon (15-11) or Princeton
(15-14) Thursday for the right to
meet Duke (22-8) in the Mideast
Relional at West Lafayette, Ind.
Saturday.
THE NINE-MAN Division I
THE TOU&NAMENT' wlll
·conclude with the nationally
televised semlflnals and ftnall
March 22 and 24 in Indianapolis.
Dute also defended the
enlarged bracket and said it
came "in response to tbe great
caliber of college basketball
which we are seeing across the
country today. "
buaineu-like fashion.
Andnlde, oo the other band, reacts
with dllgust when called for an infrac-
tion, wbicb aometlmes appean pretty
obvious. He ls de£1.Dite'1 not a candidate
for a coa job .
DEBftl'E ·818 Rt:IGB'I', Carlander
rarely triea to showboat with a dunk
shot, while Andrade, if be eoWd, would
ram bia entire body, ball and all,
throuab tbe boop. ·
Carlander'a forte ls the IOft touch
from the key or baseline, auinwnting a
15 -foot range with an ability to
dominate U>e interior. depending oo the
opposition's defense.
Andnde will pop from ZZ feet. drive
the lane with scoop abots and is liable to
put ooe up while on bis back lf someone WAYNE CARLANDEA isn't busy covertn& him.
TOGEIRB& 'l'llEY PU:BBNT an ot.tacle touab to defend and 11.arQa pco'rideuome imiebt • tbe two. "r. been .=i•~ more r;:-oe AJll offense wttb Jeff," aa,. Banta, " '8 re bard a abooter of his type.
..... doem't eullJ admit to mi•.aka,. bat he's qde a eom-
petitar mMl tbe two are u muda a ftlm to ua in other areu u they are in llCGl1q.
..We laaven't been out-re!MMl.sed once thla season and
Carlander &eta aboat MU ol them. 11to11 a game. .. ~ . ..._ .... _ ............ .. =:1r·· .............. , ........ ~ ........ ....
••hlf U. bem IDO'fbia to the ..._ before tbe~ re-
acts WW. bis moYe. •b.leb can ru.llJ be fnastratln1. bis pus. in& oa pmelntioG bu been • plus for us ...
A.a for Carlaoder's matter-of.fact style. Harris explains:
"Wayne is IO awesome. it's difficult ror him to get up en»-
tionally for anyone. But I suspect you'll see a dlUereut Carland«
at Long Beach.
"Lately there haven't been a lot of big challenges for him.
When we won at Katella at was one or the rew times he has ever
showed any emotion. But a rew mmutes later he was his usual self, very quiet.
"Wayne's a very good defensive player, too. but be is
smart enough to realise everyone would like to get him out of the game with foul trouble.
··So be has to gave up some on defense in order to stay out of
<Sft ODD, Pase B2>
· Buk~ Committee, for the
flnt • m tournament history, exerc:tfed almoet total freedom
in selectiq ~ma and banding
out s-fiftlJ. ,l>rcMOully, DO COO·
The Bid Is Speetaeular Onee Again
: fer.nee could ~ naore than · lWO'eatries. · ~
'•' I ' • . The eight-member Atlantic
C I Coast Confetence placed five
• teams in the toclrnament and the
Bl& 10 got four. Four ACC • I teams, North Carolina, North
,.. • Carolina State, Maryland and
. Duke, received first-round byes.
· The top four seeds in each of
'i four regionals are relieved of
plaYlnl first-round games. c I Under itl expanded format,
.lot t the tournament includes 2S at-
: ' lar1e entries aJon1 with 23
• ; teams tttlk* sot aatomattc in· ~ i .ttatialll W wfmdDg 00.llference c: i cbampiomldp9 or poataeaaon
i!"I: t.oaru...,. 'JM team payoffs
are •zp•c~ d to Jump dra~y over last year, witb ptttq about $80,000
for llr•t and second-round
1ame1, $300,000 for advancing to
re1loaal coa.petition and S320.ooo for makiaa it to tbe fmal · rour. '1bla ls lJP from $40,000,
I
4l9EllS TO PU·Y
ARCADIA <AP) -Jockey Donald
Pierce says be'a getting mighty tired of
looking al a borae's backside.
Pierce rides Flying Paster, and yty.
ing Paster has flnilhed beblnd Spec-
tacular Bjd in bis past six oulinia. the
last four in second place
"I DON'T THINK there's any way my
colt ia going to beat that dude," laid
Pierce after Spectacular Bid woo the
$350,000 Santa Anita Handicap oa San·
day. "I'm a Httle Uriel of looking at bis
rear. The only wa.1 anyone will beat
him is to tie an anchor OD him."
Spectacular Bid won by five lengths
in the 114-mile 43rd renewal of the San·
ta Anita Handicap, the first race ever to
offer $100,000.
.. I TIUED TO ROOK him a little
earlier today, but it didn't seem to
make much difference," said Pien:e. a
veteran jockey who bu won the "Big
Cap" four Umes.
Flying Put.er and Pierce rallied out·
side Spectacular Bid OD the final tum
but Jwrt could not keep pace with the
four-year-old son of Bold Bidder down
the stretch as the Kentucky Derby and
Prealmesa Stakes winner clocked 2:00
3-5 over a sloppy track in the ram.
With no show betting. Spectacular Bid
returned $2.60 and $2.10 and Flying
Paster paid $2.10. The $S eucta or Spec·
tacular Bid and Flying Paster paad just
$9.
BECAUSE CALIFORNIA Jaw re·
quires a rave percent return on an ln·
the-money wager. Santa Aoata lost
$36,453.10 on the place betting.
Trainer Bud Delp said '1'b.is has to be
his fourth or fifth greatest race. We had
a little wet&ht to beat today and Paster
L.akers Run Out of First
Sum Come Alive With Fast Break
PHOZNIX (AP) -Paul Weatpbal says he and
hil,Pboenlx teammates "have to fut break to be
reall)'.aood!' on ~)'' tbey rib the I.be Anaelea Lalten
rl&ht out ol tint place ln the Pacific Dlvllk>n of the
Natlooal.Buketball Auoclatioll.
1"9 SW~ to the opentns UPoft ~.a rae..._ boldn& 1rom tbe gafe; 1pid tq an 11·2
Ind lllld cou~ to the flnilh to beat _. Laten,
IJl.US.
and we did both."
Spectacular Bid, b e coming
thorougbbred's serond S2 million horse,
carried 130 pounds, the baghest of his
career, while Paster was an at W
pounds. Beau's Eagle, who finiab"d
third. carried 122.
Five went to the gate with Valdes and
Double Discount scratched.
··He overwhelmed bis opposition,"
said Delp. "He's not a bif horse in me,
but he·s tremendous in al other ways."
Delp said be planned to keep Spee·
tacular Bid in California for the Callfor·
nian and Gold Cup at Hollywood Part.
•
Pw..AP~ OAKLAND -A r.w f_...,.. ._. ... ...., ..... ~mei.... 1.a•111.Jun ml
M Ml._ tM put 17 J'MI'.'. ..-if U.. ~.. ml ,_.....~club p1qa an Loi Aa..-. .. q.a wuaa. OOWQ&aa. u eueu&i" • ae&rbJ.Pltuan· .... , •• ·.~ to rue a ca ... adkle 00 bebalf ol au
RalOlft' MMGD tidtet holden tt Oakland llaa::::r. O..ral
Putaer Al Davia fa.lb to ,.pmc1 to a a.tt.r co.=~ hil re-queet.
Attone.y Wllliam A. WlDlberJ.:ho ,.....ta Downlnf, Hal Devil the a.tter a~iftl ht.a t wanta to ''eHrelM bll
contractual GP'ioD to orCler U.. aame or bett.r Uok.U for the
lllO HUOO," the S. P'rudaeo Olrolllcl• aald lD lta ediUona today.
· "For eacb ol the tut 11 yean JOU bave booored ht.a op-
tion ud MDt my cheat a ,...al form . . . , ·' WlDeber1
wrote. "lly ctlent baa not beard from you th1a year. He II dll·
turbed by pubtiabed and broadcut reports that rou .... tbreatealnl to bnacb your contractual comm.ltment. •
Tbe Raiden aJped a contraet Saturda1 to plQ the next
l eevea yean iD Loe Anaeles Coliseum, d1Jn1ardtna peadln1
court aetiom aimed at bloclrlq the move from OulUd.
'
Downlnl Hid he bu been a Raiden' fan alnce tbe team played at Prank Youell Field.
"My MIOCletlon with tbe Raiders pre.dates Al Davta," he
said.
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Pa& Do•••••· offensive tackle or the Dallaa Cowboys, OD what it meant to be pamed to the NFC Pro
Bowl 1quad: "First of all, It means no more Jree ln· tervtews."
.,., lt'•lie 8•~ rrw Lelt .. ••dell C'at~
.. Left banded f1nt baseman ll1ke 8q1l1rw .... II • due (or a trial u a eatcber for the Cblcaio White
~Box today ln •Prina trahlhl1. The lat tt~e 1aeh aa experiment wu trhld was in 19151 wbeD Dale Leq
· J>layed two 1ames for the Cubs u a left.banded catcher . .
, Kanna Qty pitcher S&eve Bul»y, on the comeback trall 1lnee
. 1976 When &e was aJdetracked l?Y aboulder and knee surpry,
faces minor aursery on hb left knee Wednesday. He 11
30. . .meuse .Jaeboa Is due for an undisclosed fine because or
arriving at Yankee training camp three days late ... Funeral
services will be held at the Angelus Funeral Home in Los
Angeles Wednesday for EmmeU Aabfo,.., the first black umpire
in the major leagues ... Southpaw Bill Traven was missing
Sunday as other Miiwa ukee pitchers held their first official spr·
ing training workout.
a, IOG¥AauGN ... --LONO auCH-) .... caJIM tbl
.rackrabWi. aDd l • 1lt.e ot T ... 4•1
•l1lat'1 CJP '"'" Hmlllnala bast.tbaJI 1am• wkb OC't• Vltw II nottlllna .. for Loni Beach Poly tau, lt'I u auual
ritual. ~· .. tbl pl~ ud 1:45 II U.. Mart.
lut UialiU ~t "PoJy J~. the Jac,ratiblll 1lve the appearance. el a
tortoAN. •
n'I NOT tbat the Jaekrdbita are slow •
It'• Jult that Coital Roca Palmer wapta tbe
bett ol two phllolOpbla, ~to bolltel' qutckneu wtth a deliberate le to pt the
moet for their buketa ud &eJlt for
their t.umoven. '
Amaq Poly'1 Ila~ Ji8Map 8l'e' S-7
Hnlor Bea llcDoaaJd, ...., Jumor Kent
Seymour, f.3 Mike Beam, l-0 pa.rd Mike
ONE OF OCEAN VIEW'S louee wu to
ln•lnood, a 8'7·M deellion OD tbl winner's
floor.
McDonald II the leadJn1 ~r tor
Poly wtth nine per 1ame. wh1.le Seymour
and Patt.enc>n ar. tbe ot¥r board threat.a.
When eompartn1 ICOl'e9 wlth common
opponenta, Ocean View appears to han a
slilht edge.
Compton fell to Ocean Vlew. 72-51, and
llof'lllnoide wu an 87-68 vtctJm. Mom·
inplde IOll to Poly, 88-Q, ~ Compton
apbl with Poly, IOllDI to the Jackrabbit.a In
U.. other encounter. 54·53.
Sutton Only
Absentee
' In LA Camp
· VERO BBACH. Fla. <AP> -Veteran pttcber Don SUUon wu
the oni)' ammtee Sunday .. the
Loa An1ele1 Dod1era opened
the Ir ss>rtni t,ra1.nln& workouts in cold. windy weather.
SuttoD. a 3•·1ear-old
rtgbtbander who bolds most or
the club's pttebq records, did
not accompaay the Dodcen on the team plane Saturday, nor
w aa be preaent for the first
workoul.
"We don't look at It aa
anJthlnl .no.." said Dod&er
Vice Presideat Al Campanla, re·
rerrtnc to SuUoa's ab&eoce. "We
expect him here IOOD.
"I called bia aeent (LanM!
Harcourt of Onoge County> and
he Hid be didn't know why be
wasn 't here. so that's my
answer. too -I don't llnow."
Sutt.on reportedly is seoeklng
an e:xtensaon of bis $1 million.
four-year contract that expires
with the c~ of the 1980 season
Campanis declined to com~nt
on whether Sutton's absen~ was
related to the cootract sltu.aUoo
The Dodgers· opening worttout
was cut short becau.ae of the
weather. Temperatures were ln
the high 40I and wtDda 1m&.ec1 to more than 40 miles per boar.
A monc tboae working out
were the team.:a DeW free aaeots
-pttcbeft· °'" Goll:I a.rn. Stanhome and oatfte&der Say
J oh11stone.
JIM HARRIS.
f',....PllfleaJ•
ODD ...
foul trooble. ··
Andrade comes orr as the
flashy Seahawk. but his nam-
bo y anl style has proven a
po~lttvf> item for the 25·2
Seaha"'•ks
"THE KEY TO ANDRADE ts
that he never hurts the team,"
says Harri.a. "I've never fell he
Is a se!rl:Sb ~· But ~ is a
~.~~and you have to let bJm
No, it's not wrestling, but 76er Henry Bibby must reel like
he's on a mat as Golden State's John Lucas reaches in on
defense. Golden State's tight defense didn't do any good
as Philadelphia romped to a 144-99 NBA win Sunday.
The Dodgers open their extubt
tion season March 12 witJ:i a
game v.ith Mmnesota at Vero
Bt>a<'h The regular season starts
April JO at Houston
The~ between the two on Ute bes"etball floor surety
gm~ the look of the Odd Couple
format. but off the court. where
they arc the best of friends, they
share a common bond: Neither
sttks ~ limelight. both melting
into the background.
JERRY TARDIE DAVID COOK
Angelus Honors
To Cook, Tardie
Mater Dei High 's David Cook. a 6-0 senior
guard, shares Player of the Year honors with
Servile High's Scott Slnek on the All-Angelus
League basketball team for 1980.
Coach of the year is Mate r Dei's Jerry
Tardie. •
Others honored from Mater Dei in clude
seniors Mark Shannon and Mike Swett.
All·Angelua League
David Cook, Mater Dei .. 6-0 Sr. 15.1
Scott Sinek, Servile 6·1 Jr. 19.3
Mark Shannon. Mater Dei 6·2 Sr. 1-4.1
Jerry Neeley, St. Paul 6·2 Sr .. 17.6
He nry Felix, Bishop Amat 5-8 Sr. 18.0
Robert Silvas, Pius X 6·4 Sr. 13.5
John Coughlln.r. Bish.Mntgmry 6-4 Sr. u.o
Chris Muller, ~t. Paul 6·2 Sr. 12:1
John Letdenbelmer. Servtte 6· 1 Sr. ).a:O
Joel Davis, Servile S-9 Sr. a.o.
Pete Rivas, Bishop Amat 6·3 Sr. 10.0
Mlke SweU, Mater Dei 6·3 Sr. 7.1
Kings Win
Quebec Seeks
Better Press
QUEBEC CAP > .:_ TM Quebe-c Nordiques'
players held a spedal news conference ln lbe1r
dressing room to denounce the media after suffer·
l.o& a 4.3 loss to the Los Angeles JGnp Sunday
nl&bt.
De!enseinao Dale Hoganson, actLna as captajn
In place ol lbe lnjured Robbie Florek. read a pre·
pared statement to the m~a.
"We would prefer that the press stick to re-
\)Ortin1 about what we do oa the Ice and that they
stay out ol our personal lives." Hopnaoo aald.
''DESPTl'E WllAT BAS APttEAaBD in the
newspapers lately. there ii absolutely no dh·
aen1ion oa tb1s team and we are UDilled in our goal to make the playoffs," he cooUnued.
The Nordiques are ~ to aw6d a repetJUoo
of tut spring's event.a, Wheii they quickly bowed
out of ~ World Hockey Association playoffs amid rumon of <li11sensioo among the team.
The statement was read In Enall•b by
Ho1anaon and repeated 1n French by forward
Richard Leduc.
"'lbe maln point or this press conference la not
lo point at anyone In particular but to show that we
are unilied as a team,·· Leduc said.
"I HAVE BEEN H ... rat five years and
there are no problems bet..._ the Ebaliah and the
French on this bockeJ team." emphasized
Ho1anson.
Quebec presently holck down the 18th and fmal
playoff po1iUoo in the o-.Jl Nulooal Hockey
Leasue staodinp and will have to play better than
It did Sunday nJgbt lf the Nordiquea want to be in-
volved in post-season pl.,.
'?be NordJaues had their cbanee9 to Ue the
eame ln the ftnal mlnutes apiut the Klqs, but
Los Angeles goalie Marlo Leuard rose to the oc· cauaa.
Cbarlle Simmer. wbo leads tbe NHL 111 Coals
sc6rell wtth 47, scored twice qa1mt tie Nordlques
w.blle ¥arcel Dionne scored ooc:e.
OIL\N HOPKINS GOT ftlll WINNING GOAL
for the Kini• at 2: '3 of the t.blrd perlod oa a power.
play effort.
Matt Tardif led the Nordlques .ttll two toala
end Oftt 111llt, wtule 8-Hie Tbomu aleo aeond tor~. Taidlf wu lndl~ ,...~ble for the pre11
eDnfetence followlftl tM 1ame la that lt waa
Hveral auPPC>lfldly off·the·rieord comment.a made
by teammates about tu. plq Wa 1ear -and
p_ubllaaled in • Montreal ntwa~~wblch u,Pffl a,•c.am.
Tuesday night. howe ver, it's
center stage for these two
southpaws as the ~2 J ackrab-
bits of Loni:: Beach Poly ·await at
Lone Beach Arena. The victor's
reward. A berth in the cham-
plonstup finals Saturday night-
agains t either undefeated
Inglewood or eight-time loser
Murphy
Dream Team
Now for Sale
From AP Dt.pa&cbff
The Wo men 's Professional
Basketball League board of
governors bas revoked the
Chicago-baaed ownership ol the
Callforoaa Dreama and new
ownenhip is belne sought. the
team announced today.
The Dreama' scheduled pme
Sunday qaJ.nal New Orleans at
the Anaheim Convention
Center was poctponed. There
w u no word as to the status of
Tuesday nl&ht'1 scheduled con-
test aplmt Houston at the same
Ille.
"We are-..yery bopef\11 o( find·
Ing a new o*ner or owners who
want to Join us and help this
team." aald WBL Commissioner
Bi II Byrne Sunday "The
Dreams' players want to play
and want to stay ln this area."
"We are dolns everythln1
possible to clear up the money
matters. We have a number of
people who have expressed ln·
tereat ln lnvestlng and we Intend
on talkbur to u many people u pc>9~
A 1pokesper1on for the
Dreama aaJd Byrne met wtt.b
play en of the team OD Saturday.
The playen reportedly blftll't
been paid for more tbe six
week.a.
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ORLANDO. Fla. (AP> -"I'd H)' the wind
WH a (actor," Hld Dave Elcbelber1er after bat•
Uin1 '5 mph 1uet1 ud • Wlnd·eblU raetor of &bout 12
de1rees to wtn U.. Bay HUI CtUlle by th.rM 1Uolt ..
over Loneard 1bompt0n.
"But J r..i like 1 have a lot~ chance ln
the wind lban under ldeal cond1Uona.'' added the
88-year-dd Ekhelber1er. whose only previous vie· torlet In • 12·)'ear pro c1reer had been the Greater MUwaukee Open -twl.ce.
8K11ELBEAGE& HAD a 3-over-par 74 Sun;
day for a 72-bole total or 279. Tbompion a1lo toured
the wind-blown coune ln 74 and finllbed at. 212.
Elcbelberger led the laat three round.a of the
weather-plagued tournament played over Arnold
' GOLF
Palm~bome course, a 7,11.9-yard layout which
plays at pir 11.
Heavy rains Saturday forced Eichelberger and
Thompeon and 28 other players to suspend play in
the middle or the third f'OWld. They were on the
course at 8 a.m . Sunday to conclude their S4 holes
before going into the final 18.
"THE MAIN THING I was trying to do is just
hit par on every bole," s•id the winner, Clashing a
big smile.
Thompson. 33, also a double waMer, plays out
or Bay Hill and said he figured he lost the touma·
ment when he failed lo make birdies on holes
three, five and six. But he swd ''It was basically a
pretty ~d round" consldenng the weather. "I
didn't make any glaring mistake&."
Dan Pohl, who led m the first round with a 64.
and Jim Colbert lied for third at 288. 9 strokes
behind the wtMer.
At 289 were David Graham. Lanny Wadkins
and Bill Calfee They were followed at 290 by Ray
Floyd, Craig Stadler and 1979 Masters champion
Fuzzy l.oeller.
CALVlN PEETE WAS aJone at 291. seven-over par
Scores soared with the wand on Sunday. -.1th
the high 70s and 80s common
The tour's leading money-winner. :rom
Watson. also shot a decent 74 but finished In a
three-way tie for 19th a t 293 Gary Player was at
298, and Palmer was at even 300, 16.over par on has
own course.
Stephenson Gains
One-stroke Win
SUN CITY. Ariz. (AP> -Jan Stepbeo.lon
celebrated her first LPGA tour victory since 1.978
today t.ban.lu to a ooe-sll'Oke triumph in the fant
Sun City Cluaic.
1be 28-year-old tuos9a.nt.ed ,A"'tnJian shot a 11111u•••t1"•l'V'8ti" ftD&l rouac1 11 &mdQ to n.a.a u at.roll• under par at 275 wbile wiaalq tM •• tlntprl•.
A atroke back was late-cbaralnt New
ZeaJander M.J . Smith, wbo ahot a ftul round 16
for her best finUlh ever on the American tour. She
passed Bonnie Lauer on the final hole with a
birdie, as Lauer settled for a bogey and a third·
placem.
It was a wire-to-wire victory for Stephenson,
who at one time during the final round was
challenging the all-lime LPGA scoring record.
But when she started playing, "conservative·
ly. after number 12." any chance or matching or top·
ping Hollis Stacy's 1977.17-underscorewas lost
Stephenson reached 16·unde r dunng the round.
then said s he went tot the center of the green. getting
three bogeys in the process, including one on the final
hole in front of a gallery estimated at close to 12,000.
Stephen.'lon said sbe was ''absolutely elated. I
really needed a victory very badly and now I
believe I'll have an excellent season M y game
hasn't been very good for qwte a while. and quite
franklv. I was worried.
"I took a week ore and came to Ph~mx to find
some answers I really didn't think I found any.
but decided s mce I was already in Arizona I might
as weU play in SW1 City "
Stephenson added. "My emotions have to be
up for me to be good I kept looking at the
scoreboard all day to pump myself up It really
helped me when Bonnie Lauer was playing well
early in the last round. It made me player harder
and go for blrdJes every hole "
-Evans Accorded
Conference Honor
Cypress College center Mark Eaton has been
selected the Southern Cal Conference's Most
Valuable Player for the 1979-80 bas ketball season.
The 7.3 sophomore Jed the Charters <13-1 con·
ference. ;:z.5 overall> to lhelr third conteeutive
Southern Cal Conference championship. His MVP
selection dJdn't come easy, however, as be edged
Golden Weal's Wall Evans by a slntle point.
Evana, a 6-4 forward, wu the only Rustler to
make the team.
Player. Sdlool
Mark Eaton. Cypreaa
Walt Evans, Golden Wm
Ricky bltbt. LA Harbor
Blll Saddler, Santa Monica
Tlm GarreU. LA Southwest
GrantTaylor.Cypnu
Robln Ewlnl. Eat LA Beqn.y HW, Lot An1eles CC
Erle Wade, Saitta Moptca Jason Worb. Loi Anaetea cc
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6-6 So. 19.4
6~ Fr. 21.1
6-8 Fr. 21.2
9-7 So. 16.~
8·2 Fr. 19.7
M Fr. 15.8
9-1 Fr. H .8
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. By AL•ON LOCllABEY .,.., ................
Shades of Jut 1wnmer'1 Futnet race of lut
November'• La Pu race, and even the~
day "'tbe recent llidwint.el"I.
Are tbe weather lods trying to tell yacbtamen aometbinc?
A lot of local yachtsmen were asking
tbemaelYa th.at question Sunday when Newport
Harbor Yacht Club's Ahmanson·Dlcbon-Corkett
aeries yachts were buff et.eel by gale wtnda up to 4S
• 1 tnou and rolling, breatiq seu from 10 to 15 feet
on a return race from Catalina l&land.
THE RACE WAS THE SECOND in the ocean
racing series which started Saturday with a race
from Newport Pier to Indian Rock near the west
end of Catalina Island.
Saturday's race was in direct contrast to Sun·
• day's gear buster as the more than 30 yachts spent
BOATING
a lot of time in "µarking lots" about a third of the
way across the channel and approahces to the
island.
After a chilly overnight rendezvous at
Howland's Landing, Sunday's race started in a
20-ltnot breeze whk h grew to a gale force storm
and heavy rain as the yachts neared the coast.
~~as t llrtft fr'Olb tae ~ .... .teduc.d ···~.....,.to ... tbaa., )udl .. tlae )'edits . 'nearedtbe coat.
There were no serious mishaps or injuries re-
ported. Dick Ettinger'~ Free Enterprise out of
NHYC suffered rudder trouble about half way
across the channel but managed to finish the race
with Jury-rigged steering gear.
AT LEAST TWO BOATS gave up beating into
the southeast seas and took refuge at Long Beach
Harbor. They were Dennis Choate's Arriba, Long
" Beacb Yacbt Club, and Ed Cummins' Bold Forbes,
:, Dana Point Yacht Club.
Even after crosalnc the fmiab line off Newport
Pier. several yachts had trouble gaining the en-
trance to the harbor aa they slammed into break·
ing seas. One unldentlfled yecbf radioed the
Harbor Department that its enat.ne wu dead and •. the boat WU taklnl OD water. .
Even the race committee aboard tbe commit-
tee bc.t Jim Webster bad their problems. After
beinl buffeted at anchor for aeveral boun off the
Newport Pier, the committee reported that no ban-
• di cap resu_)ta would be computed before today.
/" saturd&J'• race wu. u frustrattn1 a.s Sun-
;, ~y's wu "exciting."
' THE ltACE STilTED in a moderate but
., 1 chilly southwest breeze at 11 a.m ., but about a
.. third of the way acrou the dwmel the breeze died
completA!l.)', leavinl the Oeet turning in circles
withiri a ~yard radius of each other.
llackaller Tops
Star Class Field
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brull <AP> -American
Tom Blackalle.r and Canadian David Sbaw are the
new world ebampiooa of Star Cl.all Yacbtiq, aft.er
winniDI tbe alx-race cbampion1b.lp in Rio's
Guanet.ra Bay.
Blachller and Shaw broke a mast and didn't
ftniah the sixth and final regatta Friday. But their
previoul rellU1tl -a first, two aeconds and two
flfthl -were enough to guarantee fl.rat place in
the cnerall standing.a. Regulations allow racel"I to
throw out tbe worst result from their overall score.
TBE St1Sftl8B or the competition WU the
excellent performances of the Italian crews.
Alblao Fraveal and Olear DaJvit of Italy finlabed
flllb Friday to take aeeooct ~:,ce in the overall
staadJnp -Just 1lx pointa the leaden.
Anotber Italian crew, Gioqio Gorla and Amo
PerabMI, finished firlt Friday to take third place
in the owerall. I "?"-· After tb9 race Blaebller ul4 be tboalllt
Praftai -wbo aeeded a eeeoad place nub lfrt.
dQ to win the dwnpionablp -bad foUowed "a
compW.ely tmlDI atrateo bJ try1n8 to stop me ...
USC Wins Series
Floor Elects
Officers,
Duties Set
fte lh 11 .. of_.,._, ftOI ,........ Ad a
COIPlf• .SOI ....... , far ftlDr ()airp., lntal, •u•wmefd,
1RJ011 It. COal.B 8El'IACB8 Sbettleld as
IJ'oup Vice preeident ot marbtlal. enstneen and
comtructon. He wu formerly senior vice presl·
cleat ol aal• for tbe 1ubaldlary, ,...ponatble for
contl'adl in Europe, Ahtca and the IOMJe Eut.
McKay wtU be responaible for executive de·
velopment of all operatin• unlta and su•tdiaries
of Fluor.
Cbarle,s J . Bradley, appolnt.ed to the new posi-
tion ol vice .President executive development of
Fluor Cor)J., will be responsible for executive com-
penaation and ezecuUve manaaement 1ucceuloa
pJanniD,I.
NASA Joh
Contract Eyed
By Douglas
McDonnell Douglas Corp. has announced it
will be one member of a three-firm team bidding
on an upcoming maj'or NASA contract for the
space shuttle cargo processing ~rvices.
NASA ls expected to seek bids in March on a
program under which one contractor will be the
focal point for all payloads an~ experiments flying
in the shuttle.
THE SHUTTLE OllBITElt vehicle's cargo
h~ld is about the size of a railroad freight car,
space officials note.
• .. 1be cargo processing contract represenu the
most challenging task in the space gbuttle opera-
tional era," said Robert L. Job.moo, president of
Mc:Domell Doal&IN ~Co. ln R\llltiqtoo
Buda _. U. .-belcll117 llel>oaDeD D'n.,u
Teelink'A• Senteee Co .
'"Teamed with Martin Marietta and IBll, we
can offer NA.SA the strongest pcaib)e combination
of skills and experience to meet that cti.llenge,"
be said.
UNDER THE TEAM arrangement. the
MrDonnell Douglas techmcal services firm will
bid as prime contractor.
A draft statement iasued to potential bidders
last year i.odJcates the contract will extend over
severaly~.
Deww1 Sa.tap 6 Lou AmulaU., bead·
quartered in Coata Meaa. bu announced 1'71 net
eal'1linp ol S8,9,000 or $2.03 per abare.
Revmues for lt7t were $111.C mll&n, up 28
percent from '82.t mllllon in 1t'J8. However, the
cost of aavinp and borrowed money in 1'71, *·' mllllon. wu up 1ipJftcantly from $9.T mlllioo in
'78, a spokesman said.
Jaw J. Mwanla, Foantatn Valley, with of.
fices in Corona del llar, hM been named a •Jilllllll'caJ
representative wltb Uala.4
FldelltJ LUe laHraace Co.,
headquartered in DaJlas.
s ... J1e1a1aC baa joined
B.J. S&ewart AdnrUahll ud
Pabllc RelaUoH, Newport
Beach, u ao aecount executive.
Joan L. Valentine ls vice
prealdent and director of
marltetinl for Far Welt Sa.-H•••• lap ud Lea A11ed1Uee, Newport Beach.
L,.U Lawaeeee, Newport Beach, baa been
named Cl"eative director for CASA Advertialnl and
Public Relations, Orange.
' Freclertek N . Fol'tler ,... been
treasurer of 1181 Data C.rp., Colt.a Mesa.
New YA
Booldet
Availab/,e
WASIDNGTON (AP)
-The Veteran• Ad-
miniatratioa bu laued
the 1980 edition of
"Federal Beneflta for
Veterang and Depen-
dents."
Available for $2, the
booklet cootalna updated
compenaatlon and
peulon rat.e tablet and
rates of pay to veterana
trai.nlDI under t.be GJ
bW, aloq with e=a·
tion.s of 1eneraJ e ill·
ty requirements for
varioua beneftta availa-
ble to~ and their
dependent.a.
Coples of the 73-p.,.
booklet can be
pu rcba1ed from the
Superintmdmt ol Docu-
ments. U.S. Government
Println1 Office,
W ashinatoo. D. C. 20402.
PUBUC NOTICE
PtJm.IC NOTICE
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Fattening Up
To Slhn Do I
81 lllLTON •OS&OWITZ ,
MOil people l1.Dk Reim with lletebup -and wtth ~food
ruaon. KetchuP ll the mott wtdely UMd coodJme~ oo
Asuerican food tablet, and Heloa Juat about own~11. I.be
market. capturlnc at lust ~ percent of 1ales o~ ot
'1'C>eeriM. In the restaurant bualneu it.I market abate is
even more awet0me: 60 peJ'<*lt.
But Heim ll just like any normal American corpora·
lion: It'• perpetually hunary. It entered the decade of the
1970. at tbe Sl bU11on sales mark. it topped the $2 billion
level ln 1'11, and It'• now advanclne on SS billion.
Not even the giant
ke11 of ketchup they
sell tbeM daya can ac·
count tor that kind of
growth. H.J. Heim, DOW
In ita llltb year, i.a fat·
tenh11 up by acquiring
other companies. It's
Money
Tree ·
bu.sy doing that all over the etobe .
IT DIDN'T BA VE to look too far last month.
Headquartered In Pittsburgh, Heinz simply reached
across the state of Pennsylvania and paid $20 million m
cash to acquire Gagliardi Brothel"S of West Chesler.
Gagliardi makes frozen meats that are already cut in·
to portioos. Its best known item is a product called ''Steak·
Umm ," described by Heinz u "a flaked and formed sliced
beeC steak that can be cooked in a minute."
Heinz annexed Gagliardi and immediately attached ll
to iL'i frozen food s ubsidiary, Ore· Ida Foods, the big potato
processor baaed in Boise. Idaho. So the Gagliardis
rounder Eugeruo and bis three sons. Eugene Jr , Ralph and
X1cholas -wrn be reporting not to Pittsburgh but across
the .80Wltry to Boise.
HEINZ SCOOPED UP Ore·Ida back in 1965. With all
that ketchup, it bad to have some potatoes in the house.
Meanwhile, ll became England's leading mushroom
s upplier by acquiring the Country Kitchens business that
Oakland'a Clorox no longer wanted. While au that was go·
mg on l.n Europe, Heinz was bagging companies left and
right in Australia: the South CollSt Fish Processing Co.
<Heim bou&ht Star-Kist tuna in the US. in 19631, Golden
Days NallU'al Products <Heinz enters the health food bwu·
nessl. and H.G. Brown & Sons. wine a.nd spirits merchants
1 Heinz bought Australia ·s Stanley Wine Co. In 1971 l
Market Drops; Waits
For U.S. Game Plan
NEW YORK CAP> -The ltOCk market slipped into a
steady decline today as traders awaited possible
anti·lnflaUoo measures from Waabintton.
The Dow Jooes average of 30 lndustrtala was off 8.79
pointa to854.35.
Losen outnumbered gaiMrs by a 4-3 margin in the
broad tally o( New Yo~ ~ E.xcha.D&e-.U.&.ed 1Nues.
'Die JDarbt ralllecl Prlda)-... u&fdpelioe ol #me inlhlilao·~ pJ&n. wftb rumors rocu.aing on tuch
poulbll!tles u ratrainta oo expansion of credit.
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Sidney PolUer and Bill Cosby beM the cut ol tbil movie comedy about a scheme
to railemoaey for aoewbuUcllns.
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A1nerica Needs Its 'Uncle Walter'
. By PETER J ."lsoYEll
. LOS ANGELES CAP) -Just when
:America could use some solutions,
:Pother problem ls dropped ln our
~pa. 1be Uncle Problem. . You have probably read about it: :tr alter Crooklte la giving bia CBS
~ News anchor chair to Dan
·Rather.
; ·Depending upon whom you read.
Oe aad story said aomething such as,
.. A111erica's Uncle, Walter Cronkite,
,,iu leave bia anchor post etc. ~ .• "
or. in tonier articles, "Walter ~te. the avuncular CBS News inclaorman. etc. etc ...
. : IJO&E TRAN ONE story about
(:roakite's abdication described him
as "the avuncular Mr. Cronkite."
Avuncular, meaning uocle·like, is a
key word in matters Cronkite. In
fact, part of the Uncle Problem is
that, when Cronkite goes, there will
be no one left to call .avuncular .
I imagine Mr. Cronkite ia very
touched by the minlcris1' precipitat-
ed by bis depatture from the Evening
News, and perhaps amused at the
premium value placed on bis avun·
cularity.
To be a primo newsman ls an
achievement involving yeua of de·
dlcatlon and hard work. But to be UD·
cle-like, Mr. Cronkite, that ls a bless·
iog from above .
WHICH LEADS US to our problem.
It ls clear, judging from the Cronkite
to-<lo , that having a national i.mcle is
important to the American psyche:
an uncle's touch softens the world's
cruel bloWs.
So, what shall we do? The handiest
answer is to keep Uncle Walter right
where be i.s. President Carter could
declare bia ancborsbip a matter of
national security, ln the truest poul-
ble Jenae, and order hlm to stay put.
Or, there Is the Johnny Canon
route. It seems fairly certain that
NBC will keep Carson on the
"Tonlgbt Show" by lopping ball an
hour from the 90-mlnute abow.
Perhaps CBS Evenlna News could cut it self in half, thus easing
Black Actors Rap
'Beulah' Protests
When um Andenon and Gary Sandy po1e
for a 1ta~• promotion ~, a IJneakY.t photolfapbef~IJ'•'-eome peekhole shots o Loai ln tbe nude on a 1peclal one·bour
"WKB.P in Qiiclilriatt'• tailjbt at 8 OD CBS.
CUlmel2.
•
r
Cron.kite's load.
BUT 111AT WOULD leave only 12
minutes ol oews, and Uncle Walter
would be the fint to nix it.
Anyway, these. are but temporary
solutions. Uncles are, alas, mortal.
and the Uncle Problem ia aomet.biq
we'd have to race eventually; we
must suck up tbe national IUl ·and
deal squarely with tbe matter
sometime. and It might as well be now .
Okay. There ia Dan Rather. Re ls
certainly no uncle riaht now, with bis
slipt.ly barsb manner and t.oulb-GY
"80 Minutes" reputation. But-lS
avuncular a quality that cao be
learned?
~Gera ldin e
Fitzgerald plays
an old woman
r ev ivin g
memories of the
pas t in .''The
Jilting of Gran-
ny Weatherall,"
airing tonight at
8 :30 on KOCE,
Channel 50, and
a t 9 :40 o n
KCET, Channel
28.
It works like a charm. All I have to
bear is the annotDlcer say. •'and now a
word from," and I leave the room.
,
Which means most TV commercials
don't get much of a break from many
women my age, who aren't big TV
viewers at best.
Advertisers know I'll be there when
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More women tum to the advertising in
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Sir Alec GulnneH
........ A&Y AWdD to Omnw1 wtn • pr• mi.ct to btm •'for ldYwlD1 the art al acreen act1n1 t.broqb a ba.t ot
memorable and dl1tln1uhbed performancea."
Guinness, a, bu been called •'the man
of a thousand facee" ror the variety of
cllaraeten he played lo movies aucb u
"Great ExpectaUona," ·~ver Twllt,"
"Scroote." "Lawrenee or Arabi.a,.. ·'Star
Wars" and "The Brtd•• oe tbe River
Kw•!" for which be won tM best actor
Oscar in 1157.
Stark 11 the Z7th recipient of U.. Jrvtq
G. Tbalberg Award, which ii .. Yell to
"creative produeers whose body ol work
reneeta a cooststently high quality d mo-
tion picture production."
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Radio penouUUel out of t.be put, Flb-
ber llc:Gee, CorUa Archer ud atbers join aunt bolt BW 8alchriJl ud boll Ilario
llaebado for KOCE-TV'• membenh.lp
cb1H WedDeecllY at 7:30 p.m. oa a.umet
50. '
AIDCllll tbe =· ...... will be BW Baldwin. former anno111w1r for tlle
M•ar Bers-/ McCarthy &bow; o_,. Ballar, writer for tbe Jack ~
radio and TV lbon for Z5 ,.an; luet
Waldo, ndio'1 Corlila Ardler; and llm
Jordan, the ortatnal Fibber of Fibber McGeead~lbow.
Tbe membenhlp drive bqim at 7:30
p.m . with Great Perfonnuee1' ''The Moat
Iona which havo bfoulbt CNdtt to tbe in· duagy. He wu chairman ot Ortoa Pletun
Co .• It tbl u.. ol h1I ..... a. aJao bad
.... tlYllrillla of tbe ... °' ~ ot ........ , Ulllftl"tity ... ..,,.. ot the Ti ff F ... PubUe ..... :t:t\. .... a memMr GI &be my'1 boml al-....,. for• ,.n -aa u u omcer -... liven ... 8"Cta1 Olcar few bit ,..... to lbe li1dwb7, llaehMltn1 de-veloP~ fll IWdentftla anrdl.
Happy Fella." Tb1I ii Frank Loaer'1 1958
adaptation of Sldaey Howard'• 1124 Pullber Prize.wlnabae play. ..,,.., ltDew
What 'Ibey Wated.''
'lben at 10:30 p.m .. the st.an ol r9dlo
e9mecty, Oeorae Burm and Gracie AUeD.
Zd1ar Ber1eo and Charlie McCartbJ.
Jack Benny and mon. are featured tn tbe
Public TV clualc "Great Radio eom. diam.'!
KOCZ.TV'a "r.tinJ 'S>" membenbip
drive, tbnMaab Saturday, offers viewers u
array ot .apedala ud related pest ill·
terriewa, live from Channel 60 studios in
Huntlagb)n Beach.
r~ops In Pops@]
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-fte~Prae . TM t~Blllboard'1 bot record b.ttt
for tlle week March I u they appear ln tbla
wMk'• •ue ol ma1ulpe .
llor 81NGLE8
1. •"Cra11, UUlil Thina Called Love" Queea
<Elektra> : 2. ''Y•, I'm e.acty" Teri De Sario with'K.C.
<Cuabllaea) 8. ·="Dan Fogelber1 <Full Moon-Epic)
4. " "Andy Olbb <RS<))
5. "OD The Radio" Donna Summer
<CuablDca)
t . "Another Brick In The Wall" Pink Floyd '
<Columbia>
7. "Do That To Me One More Time'' Captain It
TeDD.llJe (Caablanea)
8. "Wortdna My Way Back To You -Forgive
Me Girl" Spinners (Atlantic)
9. "Him" Rupert Holmes (MCA>> .......
10. ''The Second Time Around" Sbalamar
CSoll'r\ TOPLPs
1. "Tbe Wall" Pink Flo,yd (Columbia)
2. "Damn The Torpedoes" Tom Petty & Ttie
Heartbreak.en <Bacbtreet) :
3. "Phoenix" Dan Fogelberg <Full Moon·Epi&!)
4. "Permanent Waves" Rush <Me~cury >
5. "OffThe Wall" Mkbael Jackson CEpic)
6. "On The Radio -Greatest Hits. Volumes
On~ & Two" Donna Summer (Casablanca>
7. "The Long Run" Eagles <Asylum)
8. "The Whispers" The Whispers <Solar>
9. "Kenny" Kenny Rogers (United Artists)
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Bo Going Ape
Plays Jane in 'Tarzan'
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Bo Derek, currently
starring in "10," will play Jane in a new version of
MGM's 1932movie "Tarzan the Ape Man."
Her husband, J ohn Derek, will produce and
direct the movie. A search is now under way for ah
actor to play Tarzan.
Johnny WeissmuUer played Tanen in the 1932
movie and Maureen O'Sullivan was Jane. They re·
rpained a team for 10 years in six Tarzan movies.
Cast Keeps Show On
NEW YORK (AP> -The cast of the
Broadway revival "Watch on the Rhine" took a
cut in pay and helped raise De¥1Y $30,000 to help
make the lbow 10 on.
The cut and crew or the revival of the 1941
Lillian Hellman play· learned that a recent
matinee performance was acbeduled to be the iat.
'Ibey Immediately began calliq friend.a and bad
raUed almost $30,000, eDOUlh to kffp the lbow
open another week.
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JEWB.RY STORE -The Rev. Jack Hale,
left, marries Tracy Walton and Cindy Cor·
re ia in an Antioch jewelry store. The cou-,
ple was married after stopping in the atere
to b\lf_wedding rinp. Rev. HAle wu doing
plumNng work in the back room. ..
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ANTIOCH <AP I -Cbilniq clocks replaced
weddina bella when Tracy Walton and Cindy
Correla were married tn a jewelry atore where
they bad stopped to buy rtno.
·Walton, 20, and Mlaa Correla, U , en route
laat Wednesday to Martinn where they were to
be married ln a clYll ceremony, atopped at Lee
Jewelers t.o buy weddln• banda.
Jn tbe back room wu the Rev. Jack Hale of
the Churdl of God 1D Oatley, wb(> 'WU doln&
some plumbtni work. Hale'• IOD. Randy. •a a sal•man at the It.ore. /
"We thou1bt they wen ·kldd1D1," aald
Walton wta.n a at.on emploJ .. auaestect .J.bey tie the knot rilht tben.
But It stan.ct to ma.U mon ..... 1n UOt of
the downpour outald•. After Rn. Hale tooli: care
of the a.pl paperwork, M manted tbe couple
as cuckoo clocks IOUDded out 4 p.m. / Youns Hale aei.ct u belt man ad Diane
Joaes, tbt bookkeeper, Mrwd u Maki ot Baaor after nmalu out to buy a bouqaet. ..w. c:oUld make a movie out ot thll " Ran· dy Halelald. '
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ARIES (Mar. 21·Apr. 19): Pressure,
reapontlblllt)', le1al, technicalities ficure prom" inenUy. Capricom, Cancer penona play •lOUfl·
cant roles. Protect rt1hta. Hold off on declalom.
where poealble. You 1et vote of eonftdence from
partDerorknate.
TAVSU8 (April 20-llay 20): Flnlah what )'OU
de loole eodl, avoid wdlei• eontroveray, r awa.Y from direct COlllnlGtatkm. Aries, bra per80lll flaun prom.IDlaUr. You can im·
rove apeda1 servlcea aDd mbuee your own
alue.
GSlllNI Olay 21.JUM ao>: Good laar
peel eolDddee DOW wttb erMdYtty, chup,
al MIOdatloal, ebUdnn, 19 10W' 1t11e. Leo, AqUariua per10111 l.'I D7 ..... make valuable, 11ew cootact. ou are OD path
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Monte Carlo Nlgbt Saturda~:. ~~arcb 22, 1n tba. Mont.a:noso
'Recreation Cent.er, MluiGD VleJO, at 8 p.m .• to benefit the .
Women's TransiUooal Living Center. Prepanng for the fun are
Phoebe John and Carole Brough. For ticket information call
768-4562.
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by Gvs Amota
by Harotd Le Doux
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by Lynn Jot~nstQn
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS 51 Auctions
1 ~ 52 E.q)end UNITED Felt\Jte &,ndtcate
6 Pool $4 SrMgs S.turda-{s PUZZie SolYed
10 EMWng 2 WOfdl
14 Oelloured ~ Hsi
15 T ltJ6t IC)f'Md S9 Of the p$yd'le H:t-:+±:. -::t"'.'t":t':9':~H
16 AIMna s trt>e 61 MelOt1'C
17 Awry dooft"'*
18 ...,.. l.elfs 62 Or.city
Of B6lcil. 83 PleeMrll
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19 O'f9r1ooj( 65 G<eelt army
20 Pade ()IV
22 Kentedrurns 66 Miid oetM
24 SWlldlltl 6 7 CNirs
iNnd DOWN
26 Loops 1 c;.,teoze
17 Book OecOf 2 lntipod
JO WlddlllQ 3 Greet bus·
words terd 21 Mt*e lace 42 Barbenans
31 FOOlless 4 Reply 23 -QJ>etandl 43 Hobt7y
32 Surorited 5 St0f9 hay 25 Wants 46 Rubber tree
37 Concorde. 6 Powemil 27 Enormous 47 Venus· girdle
e o one 28 -facto 48 Germen 38 United -7 $pnstl 29 .. _ -dUd1y
40 EmplOy ctlW bed!" 49 tnwerd
4 1 CMfty harsh 8 ~ 33Some1tage 50 Winged
2 won!• 9 c.n.cs.·s tor-tare: 2 words 53 Ari Adams
4J Man's nldl· mer 1111u1 34 Twoeome 56 nlllln lllend
name 10 Satire 35 lllllln name 5e Gin's l'lldl·
44 St 11 Pleudonym 36 Exp1on name
45 TIUght 12 Middte 38 At no time 57 Flt. Fr.
48 Paradite 13 FoundlUon 39 Aewiiging 60 OW.
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1 ·--Stlf,000 •11ttf-.1 tree-lined ~ a.acta to auper ..,. 2 aeory executive blilDe. Wali. of 11a11
enhance formal ll vlng U.. ud ·~lam•·
·• room. 2 bule bricll f~acea. aourmet · overlooks aun· tnMtut area. 2nd ~ll'Y boata, aeparale ~ 11&te, + 2 more
..-.·ea ailed bdrm•.
JtllQed tD sell fut.
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llAL ESTATE EXCB.LIMCI SIMCI lt4t
COMI WITH US. •• to DOVll 5"0ftS
AllA. 5.......... 5 be•e11-. 51/J Wit
hotM. Mlw ~ style • ~. ,,_.. ••
a lo•tly .-src rooM, offlce/librcwy Ii
90* •• ldtcJMt.. rrice t-• reMed to
$675.000.
NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811
GAJtDIH
~·•IHm,w... COMDOI ~ Rinner model bas A Bataaia, $73,500, 2
IUST1C2U
older home oo large tree covered lot. Eastslde c.osta Mesa. 1115,000. ._.tatall ·~-..&...41 1 Bdrm. 2 bath, brick _.__ y _.__.. or fireplace encl 2 car .. ~ dllcri mlnalinal gange. a0% financing ~-3 bedroom, 2~ I bl S7 •oo t t· I , bMbq l'1'00aq fl of col· ava1 a e. •• o a
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541-7729
coordiaated tlvinl la down. CaU now. 546-2313
Meaa. Features la· MN,,, o. ", """ m~• "'", $31,000 e anllque wash 1~ I ~~·=~:~ .1w1nw EQ)oy ocean • club ac·
tivtUea pool, jacuw &:
carefree livfna while
owning Ulla k>vety double
wkle coach. t BR & den. ~ rellll 12». Ac(.
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DIS, pool and spa to name -------C Owner will finance -------• 25 ..... Call ~ -.... --,,.~ ( ~3bdrma .• tbatbs
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DOVBSHOllS
LOWDOWN
6wner' aaya brtn& offer
aa tb1s fantuUc 6 Bdrm
taailly home. Maids
rqMalt.en & 3 car aara,ie
•· call for more de· tails. I
rner /winter rentals. ocean view, pool, sauna,
Priced at 1225,000. jacuzzi & Iola of opea
m.ml 1'15-1'152Eva apace lo Sunny San • IJ6eto.. Startln.J 5"$0
..... 5'J. down P4ymeol.
11.75 Interest rate. S.-7971 or a,.....__ associated
o 11 o" r 11 ".. 11 r " , r r1" s
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Ol'tN ,,, 9 ."' II.It; 11)1<1 N~ I -.-I 3&38Rllllital275.000! '11lree Arcb Bay, So. 3&2BRunltaSZ79$0! ~~~ THE RF.AL
~STATER~
1Apna. Sile ran to en· 1 3 & 1 BR un1ta 129,500! u... So. Cout. Security .... .., Prop.
enclave overlooks fill· • ••• •
Q\Uit.e cove. Courtesy l9 I tw• ,, wt.._, I artcra. Qualified buyers ~~·~6~11-~1~060~~·~~ 54R 4 Ba cuatom cnty ....... 213-G&-1300. -=
waterfront bomeal •••••••••••• .llf!'llhN' pvt doclla.
-.peed Stl5,000 to· . .-.ooo dlnet from
....... For dltalll oa 0.. bomel ud appt to
... call Carol Half •. •tl·
..... PrlaGD)y.
mecneb I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
TH£ IRVINE COMPANY
11• CANYON!
McLaln's most spacious model
"The Augusta." 2·story living rm -
cozy den w/wet bar -· 3 lovely BR.s.
An end·unit w/stmny patio. A super
value at $23.5.000 incl. land. Cathy
Schweickert 642·8235. < 0-69)
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Compn VOA.y Centet Wocdlrid9e Centet
642-IJJI 644-62 ..
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~Walker & lee Real Estate •• ~· _ ... ISUl....A CM.a• + I"'-DIST LOAM
aftarmJna 4 bdrm Peni.ula home. Good assumable
.abject to 10% loan. Walle to bay• beach .
• IA YlllOMT-11 IUOO
amaculate 2 bdrm on'the bay ln lovely De Anza Village.
.. ..,.v-*8 beach. community pool & apa, clubhouse. Don't ~ thla exclUn1 new opportUnlty. Adults only I
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REALTORS
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CallijiU: The 81""9 ..-(end """> popuw Dolotee ~1; ~. P8tlo•.
ocean vtewt. W•!I prtc.ci at 11'8,500.
tM $"GLASS HILL -.. C.-H... Medelwtelt._.IM .. a• . .-,....._
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Catch these numbers : 4 big
bedrooms: 3 fireplaces: 3 baths : 20x40
' pool : 2800sq.ft. single story floor plan.
Catch these features: Bwlt·in BBQ.
new drapes. one bedroom with entry
and bath; numerous entertainment
r.ossibilltie s: everything in
m macuJate condiUon : the price is
$259.500. That's a winner in WntcUff !
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IASTSIOI
CHAIMm Cozy. shake roof.
Bdrm hardwood floor
home wtth rota ol charm .
Cowred pat.lo looks out
to ma1niflcenl fruit trees. A buy al only
11D7,9150. Ca II ~.2313
5.-W. SIH.000
Country like at ·
mo.phere. surrounds uu. faotaallc ramlly
home. Alrium entry.
formal dlntnC room,
f aixWy room + booWJ
room too ! Private.
seduded muter auite.
Owoen will help wttb
ffe• 1 y rem odeJ e d ~ aad decor' \bat , ____ _. __ _
~. bua.lt ·au, du~ as rnlh aad 1J1UD&culate. trmnaw. 3 bedrooma. Youna Ir ~ac1taa1
1" blda. wail to •alJ WATERf"RONT 2 story
carpetlaa. Aaaumable ~on c.'Of'Der Lo*
.... al .... Owner W1U I d cia-a.ad i.m.er.~ C9fT7 2nll Pric-echt onty arc h Ile ct• re w 1th
as.mo.~ "Dl ·311\ beftr Vl!IW. Ea pea.ally
f~DOWM
20HALOT
nrtN "Io .,., 1 '"' "1~ r. 1 fiMndng. Call DOW fOI' [16 IH~t.I :::.~.:~."' ..
Zbr, lbe. •lbr. lbe. each
pr. la don&owa Loa& Beacb. Full price.
ST.000.
Pn Placia, lnc. M2·7461
l.arse l Bdrm owner '1 un C:SELECT •PLUS al Bdn:n rent.al
T'PROPERTIES uah Sl ,095.000 Ph 6134i00.
11 all you n~ed lo
plft~ tbls 1h•f11 l
afrm 2 balh boCDe. It
featurt-1 hardwood noon. oew drapes aad ..
prlet!d at on11 97 ,ll50. l"or mon Ullormauoa
call~.
'Oi I ' ['111111
4 .. Att I Diiie
Only $15,000 down wlU
get you lato thia large 4
bdrm 2 Ba family bome. Ill ya.rd, qreal for the
ldda aad offered •t Od!y
ID.000. 54()..31!186
'Nltelc-.11
UDOISU
3 Bdrm 00 49' wide lot
wrt.b huge lt vine room.
~ Span.lab nrtry etc.
OnlJ $3118.SOO with tenna.
JACOBS REAL TY
IALIOA ..-W.OU ··-•tL•toa. UALn Wanta to wort for yoo 3 br, 2 bil, c-eotral air &
We hamile aU kinds of beat. Sl05.000. 646·l627
nd&la, aalel "lialulp. I _A#...._ ___ ---
675-1170
l•RXll
Priced 8etow II a.rbt
S'7UOO Lari• Uvln1 room .
form•I d1a1ng room .
C\.WlOrD pauo. bltn BBQ.
wood bu.mm& fareplaor
tbTy' CaU 963-6767
s.c. Ct. 0 ff!
8r..t oew dftu.xe oeean-vn ~ k>cated • ....,
bloeU from beacb la
t..u&d\al Sa.a ca.-·· ,., 1q ft. 4 tar P<inc.
owner despttatt-WUI
consider ;,fl orre~
Wont 'l 1ut at mo.ooo
Br creauve' ·11eal Estate l11c
r EXECUT1YE HALBOA I S LA~D
-, .. --MOl-_-._-MIC--YllW---· ~~,;:,~.:~~ [~·lfllJjd . ~
Ocean aod harbor at elegance of lb.la 3.000 .-••• • •• 1•-
)'0UI' feet from Um lovely sq It home. 3 Bdrm plua
4 bedroom wrth tenifac separate master suite. -------· WA1'8ROMT
W Sllp 1'e" 5
Bdrm 41-, ba .
dln1n1t room .
ma1tnlfirenl
background for vour nrl
COllt"t'tlOn .
Custom hit by
leading atC'hat«'L
S3 A OO mo .
waae optJon. at
St.250.000.
fanuly room. formal din· Beautiful office/library IACIC IAY me. 3 ftreplace., larse comblnaUon. Ma1nlli· ISTATI
deck, apukliA& pool. All cait family room wWl SZ6t,000
for only SMt,000 country brick flreplace. Q.mtom built 4 Bdrm.
Pleaaaot ab.aded patio wtt.b l\llb laodaca~ 3 family n>OCD bome. 2YI
car prqe. xtra bltoa. A bm.ba, aeparau uUllty
_ _. _.., -cnn f'OCID. Pvt alrium entry. C:U.~~•'54:Z3u·-· tl>dJO'aot. May baveooe __,. or two HORSES. Perfect [~lifiti EFJ:at~ . ~-.·-.A-400lll" :!::::~ ;.~~~~~~:.~~~-----. Ulit'~
a real
2744 L COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAI
759-1~1-~
cg Coldwell Banker
SWEEPING VIEW
from this lovely Harbor View Hills
home. Four bed room Monteclto
\ftth too many extras & upgrades to
list here. New plumbing thruout.
spa, mahogany gated security
entrance & much much more.
$425,000.
IN NrNPORTC•NTER
.644~0
UDO ISU
One Of Newport Beac~·· Most~ A,..,, WlU. Prtva~ BeacMI, T-11 Cow1a •
Ctubttowe. o.rmtna rtve Bedroom ..._.
Wlt.b Coo DeftfSlud)I Lar1• FonnaJ Dlnlnl ~t !'f.Jtter sutte with Spa. !!actptlclbtl' Olftnq 0n t.ar1• Lot At asu.ooo.
M1W LIS,,...
Well Delttned 'ftlree Bedroom. Two S.lh
Home Wl&h Sunny Oardeft Room kitchen
Phrt Spedal Veulted CtUSn11 ln romtaJ
Dlnln1 ltoom &r Uvtn1 ltoom . ....,.. Yard,
With PeUo. Olll1 $10t.OOO.
~·~
WAIWNT-YU
f'abulow 2 \tory Vic
I.Onan wtth st.ti.Md itlass.
-i ~ HERITAGE
. . REALTOHS
wood' 6 wa rm th ., .. ____ ._ ___ __
PaV\bon and Dlc,bt ltabt
V1• from t.bu totally
eoorct.&.ecl 4 Bdrm • _.._ ..... ~ .. ---'1UIOO MEWEXQ.USIVI!
Grandoase home ou
aJ.aat 2 .... ppc>Mib&e
to rebuild ui sue ~ q ual.I ·
ty ID a premlmu.m loca·
!Jan OD Ule Lilt.le lslaod.
J u11 two doors lo
S.yfronl on a qul~t
streee Vft'S&UW 2 SloO'
bome w ith 2 family
rooms, oae Hptttally
1ar'llt tntb pitcb bum
cellia11. Spacious .S
bdrm. s baU> --...... lmenor' courtyard. ,,...
bame cu be diYtded lolo
2 ..._ -.000. LONO
g S C B 0 W
OIS'IEAN P:
67W900
AM"OMHOMI
3Br ·pooi·31150 N aUonaJ.
IASTSIDI 2Br. I be w .1w-dwd fin.
151.000 aa1um. lat al
t.J1' Int. Super loc. -..., CUrt Herberts 11.
g.nt.A&ll31· ...
Spacloua 2·atory 4Br
bame. fam rm, fpk. 2ba,
1 carw lot, RV. blk walls,
-
WATERfllONT nr So. Cal. Plaza .
HOMES --~
REAL ESTAll: •II .. e31-1400 .... 38dnD. ~ Weatlide. Afl. ............ ....:;
cvhh_.._..,011 SMA1Pc~·
•••• •••• ..... ••••••••• • 3br. Iba. aln&J> ar.a.
WHITI WATWI YU IM/Ollt ayail.. 9'.890.
Di\NA POIMT HARBOR 16-1272.. Avail. J..15
lllll'f ...... 2850 aq ft l4t lat. Exdiaan Alt
RoneM1QO. a.zs10
C.-dllMw 1022 .......................
hoJDaUl'lcU.
0&....-..Batldto .wt. Owar /Bldr. •
"Jm.ll25 54.Ml• j
OLD
~DB.MAit SinCle *'Y 4 BR 2ba, 40'
lol. l"'-blU to China
Cow ... Corona. ()( rerect at an ,500. can
IU·tOO for • P•l.
C>.n/BIU'.
llO Dl9. Oa9 Vint
l Bdr. 2 t>., fee land.
Newly decorated
Jacuaal. pvt beach. = ar~at terms. tll>Mllatlll5.000.
lllr.Gl.sm
f.ASTsml
ONC 1st TO on tt'lls
38r. 1~88 home.
Only 10% dn .
$100,000.
JOOES REAL TY
673-Q10
***
····· ........... ~. _ 't_f ....,....., • 9 .. I
~ Walkt:r t: lt!e
* S7100 DM.. 1------No Quallfytq. Owoer *91/zO/o-I 00/o*
will cany balaace oC o.... will carry t1ua
loan at -tb&D C\ll"l'ftlt ........ ol onenh1p inte r est rate• · 14 ualt apt complex =e:.:.:: ==j=.~ Xlat Eutbh&tf. z:eoo.,aq. n .
Pail, IPll• view. SBr, den.
breaklHt room. By owaer . ......,..
vutora welcome. DAVIS&CLA•
HUJUtY •• W•1Lmt. ~
r~~~l T ~'[ R£Al
~ [ST AH RS Modlaid&e Grove. lake
.U., •iAll• family •t·
Lubed bo~es. The ·--. -------• A.IDam for S122,350. The •*51r, l'4ba, c»ear Fed.co. Bid.le)' Cot SlSUOO. Both
Priced to sell. SIOUOO. incl. 2 Bath, 2 car 8)'<>-o.•ao praae, frplc. air cood,
t1n11111r-.,;r.-a11111n11111n-.n-.••1111a1111T....11111t...111111-111111..d'-D'ill..A"I microwave. Upgraded · Calotil....,._ throucbout. Bra.ad ~w.
SmalJ. CO&)' ,bOl&Ml OD Avail immed. For sale ~ lrg. 'bUI ldable lot. by owner, 558-9062.
fbr Nie b.)' owner. ca11 CAI.IF. ft.AN 105
0 =~t.T.tCfJJJtJOQ' 9-rp~= home,.
.. 523 CAM~:fRVlffE
&.ag.. leach I 041 .......................
11EANFRONT
Owner will finance /trade
(?) water view custom
really spacious bome.
A&eot. eves SJ.l.1795.
l&..ewh
R.tlahtStyt.
GractOUS 3 level EZ care
condo. with 2 bedrooms ai:¥l 2Va baths. Oen. dm· in&. f~place, tastefully
appointed thruou t.
XLNT condttlon Patio,
comm. pool. Grab 1t !
S1M,5t0. BKR. Call
5«>-173>
TMllll -·
All· S4 ......
1090 .......................
Spedacular <keu View New aut.bentic Spanasb
quality borne, on the
very top of t.be Tustin
Hills. 4 Bdnns. Rec rm,
wine cellar. stained·
glass windows. muter
suite on..eoilre top floor.
1515,000. Call 6'5-8m Or
M4.()~
.......................
1100 -........ ----1 Bdrm. 2 story (2 up "2 New Modular Type
lilmes, pvt community,
2 bchl. 3' hr seeun\y.
IQb.leUinl OK. From
.... TreU'W'e lsland ll>Wle Home Pk. 30801 SO. o.t Hwy Laguna
Beach, R.M.P . <714 >
-.a8ll.
--------....................... .
642-5200
down). Family room
kitchen 'combo with
ftreplace. TutefuDy up-
graded thruout.
Oorgeoua laodacapiog.
Owner purchased-
needs fast sale! Take ad·
vantage, call oow
~1700
6UHITS
Fantastic Peninsula
Point location. Qwet neiebborbood. 1 bUt to
ocean & bay. Remodeled
1ll 11176. Xlnt cood. Call
broker, 646-~
ll08ILE HOME
BUY ·SELL· RENT·
FINANCE McMt ..._ Stw-.
WrwwlluaC......
CAU.US'61·1021
~~ !i'llifal
~MEADOWS
~Charles Realty 1s
proud to present thelle
homes situated against
Oft.le hlllsJdes. Pnced
Crom $2:50.000
675-7512
816 CANYON
Lowest pnced Big Ca·
nyon Deane Home on
m11rket. Never LI ved m
look . Pleasantly
peeceful. Call for details.
COSTA MESA
34xS6 1973 Western. lo
space rent. 2Br. 2Ba.
Alcan siding. garden tub.
island ILitchen. many
xtras. (LB7500 )
STOP
Tortotse
___ Woodbridge2story,3br, CG'1~ffiEGEIEAIJY_: ~219 MobileHomes 2--..coeeo 1~ ba condo. Waahtdry ••~ 972-8421
Jn .French Qllarter roam. Frplc. pvt yard+ ~ pnce hl area. rec. padraae incl: Lake, 18' x so·. 2 br, 1 ba, 200
J llot•'*' ea ,....nbelt. pool,· Jacum, tenoia " yds. from beach. ou cpta.
Ollly '75,000. WON'T more. •MO-By owner, ............ 1052 Me.,...c:..hr dupes · clean! PP
• ~· ....... .L...a..... _-..sz. ________ --·-············ .... 317 IM,.500 ..... ~ -$1U90 r111111111H9t ~~~~=~~~I t.7So/oLOAH.MoFee
, 1 \ • Jfli-7711 Giiw r • ModeJ. 2100 ---------t o.ar nn z BR a e.. Mlt. • 1q R .& B.trm ~ Ba. ~y •VL PollA. tPe. 111,000 DD. Doh! ~11QaaJlfriun ! 1246.otO .. By OW•J' ~ •a1=H Pdll ........ OW.Ser WI ..... ftaa~i ! ~ ) •/ ~ ......... llr W9
'a:! cn:~~Jl4:d: ·~ IQU E'~;~ s1~~'::;,~ ~ I ~~ 1 ~ ft'!'HM~eee•H••••• ......-~tlt'tefa· ba..
I rG .. 'Pl'TU "' ble B•H}< m, ftea1tar IOA'" 7U;t201 boma .. tM wooda. 3 fonml .,,.., rm "wllee mnn. ram nn. lri·level. 1'11*-Walk·to peotry otr Itta 1111 wS. 1200 DA D · On17....._CallTom1. mw kltcbm. Ptt. roof ........... -...... ..
U. new,• Br 3 Ba. 2100 LIU 1'019t Realty ••nderk ~....__....,_.._,..._.__.. .. , 1q ft. Belt.locatioft. Prof. 111-GnorT1CMl887 ....,. ..... ,...
Jancbcapln&. $185.000. ... rt.___._ 1069 673-1900
Best ........ Bkr Cbuck '!fplll --~~~~~~~~~ ~· . . ...................... -
AG&n'
IZUM'fS
NICl .. UCID!
Prtme area. Owner will
carry l4CM .000 al onJy
12% lotenlat.. Near Back
Ba.y. Pride of ownership.
Best value in Costa
Mela M1111t sell. Hurry! BKR
545-9491
6 08.UXI UHITS
PRJ!ll EASTSIOE. CM
28drmseach
nil: ST ARN F.S CO.
673-7761
4 Unlts/Co•ta Mesa.
815.000. ~bje(.'l to 1031.
5411-W7 Aiu.or~l
RENTAL
INCOME PROPERTY
From ~.900. Modular
Type Homes. 24 br
secunty, 3 pvt beaches.
pool & pier Treasure Isle
Pk JOll>l Pactf1c Coast
Hw y. Laguna Bc h .
RM P. (714 1499-3816.
4-PLEXES
FROM SISt,000
200/oDOWH
MIAlt DISHIYLAHD
S.-C.er (71• TTSO. J~
..W UNITS, C.M.
Lee 3bd. 2ba owner ·1 unit
wJfrpl. yard. ...,...es.
3 Ida at ms.ooo and
· •unklat.-S.,000 .
TSLllmml&a IG-1903
20 HIW UMITs.CM
Beautiful 2 bd. 2 ba·
&.owabou1e unit• wJf.,.a, vaulted cell·
-· ........ JJ !O:_,
MIWPOtrrt•etM , ......... 1 ........
lrl IW lot. AaAJ6j loan
1137,SOO Owaer/bkr. ......
YOUMIAH
Real Eat.ate Investment.a
3D3 W Ccasl llwy. N 8
645-6646
Closed Sunday
lleil N»u.ih ,_brand new and 1 re·
furblSbed. Isl owner
depreciation bend1ts.
Tupvalue. SM0.000.
SHATZEN REAL TV
MIMZ58
2200 .......................
Two 30xll8' Iota.
434 BielQIU& Bw Id to
S\BL Owar/Bldr.
75W5 S.Ul@
U.GUHALOT
~ view lot m pnme
fami.ly area ol Laguna
Beach. All ut1ht1es
avl.llaJ>je. Good !mane·
LOI-$1.S5.000.
don osen
' ' I ' -
tmN.OOASrHWY
LAGUNA BEACH .., ...
RCTaylorCo
~1 ' ~ ... ~ ,1
P8m p 5111'. b , Exec.
Oltm Hm. PlllllUUe loc.
Sl*Mo. Parker Jllly.
551..mJ.
c:.-....... 3222
2br. w/fpk, kar carqe.
SS1S mo. Call Roxie
weekdays. 642-4210.
G Btcorua. 3 yrs old, 3
2 br. 2 bl.. ut11. rm. frplc.
new crpt. Advlll. No
does ~ 497-4951
C...Mtso 1224 .......................
KJOS ,ftTS OIC
F..ASl"Sl.Dt: 2 BR, $4S6.
Gar. Uncd ya.rd
6'2-2510 or 646-4848
~ Mes.a Verde 3 BR 2
Ba. Family Rm. quiet
street. tae rooms. ~
mo QuJdren 6 11mall pet
OK. CaJJ 546-~. b k for
Pam or Larry
J.Br. 21 28a Condo. 00 peu..
pool 6 lt."OIUS ~ mo
e.t"k Bay 64 l 1.334 AJtt
CUSTOM :\ EW CON 00
3 Br 2•, Ua . frplr.
Jacw:tl No children ur
pets 5'50 mo eu-~2-
2 Br. 2 Ba C'OOdo So. Cst
P1ua area. MSG. Sml
cbiJd OK. ~ 642-38.SO ;
IG-MHO.
2 Bdrm. ~ be Condo. ar..s ... model bome. ~-••117 decorat· ed. iaela frplc •
waaher /dr1er, A tC.
td'lt& • >•lrte bed + ut1ls + s pa .,_ pool.
157S tmo t$$·.{OH or .....
... ,_, rm. ..... beck
ysd. AYaU. llar. bl.
SSLS /mo. 2231 llyer. ...., .
3 Br Ilse. s~. mng. 2
car attached gar. lrg
yard. SS251mo Call
J.ctoe-631-1.266 or ~ Harrell. Eves 552"8030. ___ ... ____ _
Don't wait. tomorrow orc7M-6262
might be too lue. --------·
Al»olutely immaculate Uni v e r s i t Y P a r k eou.. Park home. Par· I Fordham Model. New
qu~ -wood (loors in CIJl)et. ti.le, wallpaper.
kit.cbeb. warns and cozy '. paint in & out. Great
liViagroom. Move ID COD· location. Close to
dhion. Won 'l last! schools. park & library.
BIG CANYON
..arraaAHEAN
VIP PROPERTY
Views ol Back Bay and
city hghts. Exclusive
Dover Shores area. Un·
believably perfect.
Spet.'lOUS and luxurious.
Jmt fulled. Ca II for your
pnvat.e sboWUlg today.
~
Drria •a.rt !oc*ia1 for
l agent wbo specializes
10 land. JOO% com ·
mission. very aggressive
office. Call Mr. Clark tn
Newport Bch 851-1666.
llAHDNIW7
SURE 00 and what is
more ... • .,-eat buy are
tbeee 6 uiuts. FOUT" lge 3
bdnm. 3 bath units and two 2 bdrm, 1 bath units
wtth pnvate patios. Xlnt
area. and owner will help
fw.ance. Al.SO other UO·
its in xl.ot rental areas.
Call 979-s.170 t.od.ay.
-~--~~-~1 ZJ.3~'4'11-__ 1367_. ___ ~
'Hflrrtt 645-0303 $128,000. Great terms.
\ Prin. balance $85,000.
10.9% int. Prin. oJlly.
Spectacular gol! course
e&tale. 8000 sq.ft. 4 to 6
Bdnm. sv. baths. Pool
and spa. $1,295,000.
111STARNES CO.
673-7761
1100 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
4-PLEXES
ESTAnLOTS
41-acre Iota. Ocean vit'W.
Ex.clwive custom home
area. V&Sta. Horses OK.
W.down terms.
DIVB.OflaS
II) acres calexico. Xlnt
for low income/govern· mem assist housing.
2 Br. J be. ca.rage. lgt-
yard. MJ5 mo
67S-0562
3 Br. 2 ba. end garage.
$C7S mo. 2180 Placentia,
for appt. call after 1 pm
"""~.
FT lRF:ST E
OLSON 562-1311. 1---...... -... -1 FORESTE
OLSON
RlOM $159,000
20o/oDOWH
MEAi DISMEYLAHD
Bn&er (TH }750-163C
ALLSTATE VISTA FOOTHILLS
9 aeftS. P'aolasllc v1ew.
~eel ror avo/cllrus
custom borne.
2 8r W/pr. S325. Crpts,
Cncd yd. Water pd. 2228
"D " P\acenWI. 63&-4W
. A'ITEN110N BUILDERS
-£.sme 2br. lba. on
~· 1ob. Sl.!9.000. or -~cftet.~7-3881
~.t-~ ........ !!!~
TENMIS.. POOL AND ·~fl:ZMVA.ILABLE!
~Sea .Ridge" 2
()penSun 1·5.
19Satinwood
••• Lt1•11 .. a
8 Willow Tree Lo.
lrvioe
You are tbe winner or
two tickets ($13.00
value>. to
CJICUS Y Al~AS
Mar. 14th· Mar. 20th
Costa Mesa at }famtingSon Center
ncbta imy be claimed
by calling 642-5678, ext. m
***
' oom. 2 bath model ls
at the end of • cul-de·
scac. A beautlful
to"1Jboaae with up·
anded carpeU:Da aod a...,.. ... ffrtbtonea.
--._ ORANGETREE Patio -~...,~ATE Home. By Owner. 2br,
-.all2 a.. Call 561-3014
~ v ---
REALTORS
•c.utYOH Ca•"'rLoh/ 4 Bdrm. Creative financ· ••~...-c:--. Cryptl 1500 t~oor 2 Br• 2ba uo •ts'
log. Assumable loan. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.Jl,000. owe loan at inl.
Call b appt_ ..-ORT CWT ~ with vault at Harbor only ,\gt. 631~
Highly upgraded, pro-Lawn Mortuary. 646-980& SANO..EMENTE
601 UDO feuionally decorated 2 _aft_4.;...pm_. -----lNVESTORS! 7 Seven·
••• • • • u ..
SUMMIT GROUP INV~DITS
l-G-lSZ3 or 1-729· J 129
t' , .... Detef't,
...... 2400 ....................... SuperWaierfrool Condo. Bdrm 2 bath condo with Pacific View Memonal dupleus. 1 Package·
Spectacular view. Ali· Pld<·•·boo ocean view. Prk. Lakeside. 2 sites. Uqwdal1on safe Less ::re loan. cau for t'.rfered at siss.ooo. call 1485 or make ofr than 10% dn. bal 12q. FOaLEASE
~Wl &15-Gl5,&'2·97l2 AJTD. No points. No New 2 bed.room 2 bath *c t , Realt qualifying. 3 yrs old. 0 e y Cau rdcil Part N home. Mission Lah• & Investment r.wtt., 8'00 .-~n6 v~!:i: ~· Country Club. Golf· ~m1 ......-· -~pool. BuuUCully _.. ~~~~~~~~~!-••••••••••••••••••••• area. Tu advantage 6 laDCIM:aped. DO main·
SIAVllWJ
~+city Jilhta view. rns,ooo • $M.OOO. Ex·
elualve. Prlnc. only.
Patrick Tenore, Agt,
Dl·l&
-..: Cl Comer lot, Westside, apprec. Com. ionina. &enance ard
lSOx.140. 1225.000. Smlth·Meyer. Aat . 98>~Rd. llACHHOUSI
Darline 2br . High
pitched roof. French
doors, stained glus win·
dows, old fashioned brick fl.replace. New kitchen
w tsolld Oak cabinets.
New bath w /decorator
ceramic llle. Localed IX.wen Bay & Beach on
Fee Land. Prt ced for
q1.1clt sale at almost lot
value. 1175.000. Prine.
Only. Own Brkr67S-S018
s-a..... 1076 .........................
Nr. C.t.bollc Churcb, 3 br.
2 bl, tp&o.. dbl. 1araae.
oceao view. $127,SOO. 5:1l&arr.m.-e
St.esibeD • Auoc. 7$2-9023 se.'1113 ore.m1. Daert Hot Springs
ClltlCIHll1lw/Tow. ---------c -~~zis.m..~~~25~72~~~ .............. 1700 ,..... LoutloR -=
••••••••••••••••• ••• • • • 1bp quality Investment
P67S DN. Huge m1tr 6 b •a ch u n l t s .
Bdrm. 1~ ha. Lota of LOCATION, LOCA·
wood " mirro red TION.LOCATION -UU. panel'g, sar. pool. play. bull! ~ AIJ.. ~ or SCOTT UAL TY
791-SRl ll6-753l
KAUAI
Oce.,,_.C...,
~down. No qualifytna
.... TllD. Aft 6 494-92
o.tof~ ...... ,.., 2550
2 br COQdo, spa.pool. rec. ~~~~~~~~~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• room. sauna. elec gates,
etc. So. Coast Plau
area. '16.500. take over
ailUng lit TD ol "3.000.
Owner will Lake 2od TD .
A&.illa only as years "
4UMTS-C.M.
H l&h assumable.
1175,000. Prine. only
145-ll03
Raort Propert.y·2acres.
Central Calif. SH.500. o.y: 714-T»XIZ. Eves:
lJ4.S5M215. .. .... ,.....
~ 2700 .......................
Clean 2br. Jba, att. gar
No pets $385 2208 c
~a ~1983
3 Bdrm. 2 bath Wesb1de.
t•rplc. RV a~cei.i..
MU mo. 7Sl· 1734 &
63:J.«J64
BtaWlul 3Br .. 2Ba home.
V.ert pnvate. Xlol. area.
lllO 'ml). 962· nMO
2 Br. stove/refrig, no
children /pets. $475.
646-llll6. 414 Bernard.
&tiec 38r home. newly*·
con&ed. fpk. kar gar.
pvt.. or churches. 1tboola
& So. Coast P1aia. Patio
furn loci. 1700. Call
546-SIB or M5-0502 aft 12
noon.
tar 2ba, (ainily rm, lr-R
fenced yrd. close lo
schools. M50. 1st at last
+sec:Urtty dep. No pets.
642-S747
F1RIPLACE. HUOE 3
Bdrm. secluded. very
pnvate. 2 bath. Mesa
Verde. ONLY S700rmo .
Ml.-S.
Brand new dlx .
._.DOIVllW
LaYely lloeaco model.
Qdt( st.Net. LrJ. pvt.
b9ck yard. Aaawnable
lit T.D. Prtce: $18$,000.
Call owner for appt.
Up). PP 551-4118 eves By owner &.We C.M. 3
sn-40llO we •HQI eamm 1 wllta '1.D.000. ..._,.,,utr 2000 =o ,:nn~·~~ ____ ... ___ townhouse. 2br 2 ~
llY&sml ba,deo,fplc. dbl
..-0. ••• ••••• .. •••••••••••-9110 aio. Drive by LSI
Ml'Lll =o. 641-1544 or
llAMCH SITI pr.pool..,.,Mu.lta. No
eoACUS p.u. ..... tom3.
111.000 TrJ IHA °' VA ODuc:· ._ .,.,_ 4 ...... &.tide ma, Grell ~at C.M ....... .-dn.
SISDOPwAcn
(fM)--
Ntll. for Jell Youaa, All·
pdct! Eleellel inftlt· 0. W.F. ....._. al o-.,
meat opportualt1 for •tlllQtlol•mo. forS ~
d
'
Jn. .......... new or 1e11ont n· --··••••••••••
vtM«. C::.U tod~ for -------• ..._.,_ hhd moredMlla. m. . 11 IKfS ............. ii44
J '-'UAIL .,....,,_, w.. -················
ft.AT CE 4qto11. r 1P•.ooo s. JGaJQUi.D COuntrJ C1ub ~/l)epr9/h.Slaltt .. : ,..... UDlt ~t:rlook·
Jl'or llllclnDadoo tall •a.a • '°" ccune. 2 PltOf'llftlS• llc:kot Allltt&e Rltn. BR • deo, bNuUfulb
l0,-11•HP.M.I mab.1.boma--Mn. No pMa. -.,0 Mo.,
Pim IMUX =·Beecb 'l8Mll1 Cllaice E'llda Cll. I Br .......... Lakeview lu
ucb·x.._ard-rr lc1 air a. die twnhln P'f\ •••Dll . ••...nn,:
a Br, 1" be bome. ace
bllcll y1rCI. room for
tnUer .. boat. cul-de· tee. I~ a,.a. Only
w eltrence1. OK for
family USO. Call ·-·
3 br, 3 be, I blb. 11911
beacb. Z..st.ory. • yr, Md
boule. No pets. no ~
$67 S. Surf Rea\t1 ·
538-7542
Exec. Sbr. 2'1tba, Sol~
Home nr R. Harbour. Im lncl g'*1t'. 847 _.,.
lbr, lba. c--. '
962·'/443 ....
s Bedroom. childrea 4t
pet,, OK. S'lOO mo.
SJ&..7S42
AllOOlt new. 3 br 2 Va ta .
Z.etory. fplc.. clO&e ·to
tie.ch PIO mo. 536-4'14!1
iww-1..... 1242 .......................
Tnoldad Island lr1 '3
Brdm. 950. Witb ·&'
dock suoo. Al)..~ .....
..... 3244 .......................
11'e Lakes. Lu11. w /al L
amen1t1es. Upgraded
2br. Si25Mo + dep. No
Peu dl-4072
RIMTALS .''
3BR..2ba .......... ....
38R..2h ba ....... si:cii
4 BR. 3 ba ....... S800 /860
s BR. 2"' ba ......... -
• BR. 2VI ba. POOi.A:
Newport Beach .••. ..,:;
2br, 2ba, Condo. '° Pool. M&.SMo.
llD-!rMS
Orangetree 2 br, 2 be.
pilUObome. CentraJ Ale.
~lrplush.~
community. SS7S. ". m J.a1'0 . B: s.s2· UIOO.
FwLNM
Charmine 3 br.~2 • home w 1lar1e y~
Irvine California 1
All for $575 /mO. 552 •
AIJ..
WOOOBRJOO&Vl&W
ONlllE LAKE -
l...arge 3 br. 21;) ba. deo.2
frplcs, micro. A/C. super
pll.ISb ID & OOL TenDlits.
pools. boa ting. f isbiaJ.
lilOO ~· ••
3 Bdrm +den+fam n:t.
Greenbelt view. Nevel'
uved in. Comm. temus &
poo l . $900 /mo .
Waterfront Homes
631·1400 .......... ..... .............. .....
2 br 2 be. Sl500 mo.~
illl house w /fplc. Oc•~
view. &31-14.53 d..
Upper Wooda Cove
C ba•ml•I~~·~ hlme. 3br. 2ba, •
,i.s. malDificent
-.OMo. 795
213-378-3111 or 625-1tS
Oamille
... Ne..,.n ......... . ftwill, ........... --. ---WA'l'UJ'aoNT wMKk ......... ~ ...... ... , ....... t... ......... pr ........
put ol • ..,~ •. a Ir A•~ aa. Na•'-9"
W/jK\Wl, I&• ll• rm ......... -. CIU ......
w t"l.rpk, I car ,.._,, ..... I•
...., .......... Od. --= ID....._ lllMll '°Metil. C -1171
.. lhtf'Awt. Drt"bJ· •••n•n•"••••--• • • cll&.lft ......_ a br 1 ba. ...,. Of foot Lllfm.._. 1141
S•ltll·)f•1•r • All , hlUi ptaM aum..door -•••• .. • .. ••••••••••
.-.i.a.'llU. opener, q1ll•l famll7 LAGUNA Bt:ACH MTR
2 • dx. mllr. Hlte), 3 net1bborbood. feoced INN. ~ "'""i' ccr:r.r _ UGOaq yard w/covtred patio, 'IV. heat poo · N · ~7:-• car' ooav. rotwy. 6lboppln9. (714 Mt6·62'N. 185 o
-,_..' • -mo. awn Pueo El OlMt Hwy. .... . pool...... Arco.... ....::::::::..:..;...__;;..,_ ___ _
jaeuul privll. Leue _..;_.;...;_-"""------1 Ocean vu, 1br,1 ba, cov-
-.0. "5-0101 or CUI> We t ' llU Utl eredpaitina. $&50/mo.
1Gl-l'T1'0 ....................... 494-0086
LuxurY studio. Free maid
serv. Cok>r tv. S85 wk
•Z Br, I ba. QI'. So. C.t
Pla.a s. A. "50. Cblldren
Oltm.74eves.
Nr So ~ Plau. 2 br. 2
ba apt. Pools. etc. Im·
m.c. cood No clllldren
or pets MZ:S. less dU·
count 963-7418; 83S-M47
ext JOI.
l Br. bltns. refrig, pool
Adults. no pets. $325
5'48-0t92
2br, Twnbee buge matr
RDJSTED 9'50 2br gar. bdrm, 2car.1ar w/opnr.
pldo. Mature adlta, oo NoPeta.Av&ll.S-lS.~.
pe&a. Avail 3/20. ~5778 9ID.ee
_aft_.~---------·c--r-,-.,-,-,-u----inc. util. 499-2227 Family. 2 Br $340. Spac. 3 ... ..,..leach 1769 lir. 2 ba 1395. Play·
••••••••••••••••••••••• ll'O'D'd.pool.a.a.1.as. ~,_••d 3425
*UDO ISLE
3 BR. 2 BA. 1r1. •WUl)'
pltio. 2 car 1ar. Aca!U
to tmnts. bcb 6 club.
115(). (213 >653· 7900 or
.......................
8rllDd new 2 Br condo. aecurtty gate, pool, Jae.
Brootbunt/Weatminst·
er, Garden Grove.
S31-«110
l & 2 8rs apt, 3'21 E. 16th St. Adults, no pets. $350. Mesa Verde lmmac., 2 br.
Yrly . Also uofurn . 2 ba, irar.,(plc, DI W,
64.H118. Indy. nn. MJS. 631-4892
(71'~ I Sf ANTON
Bea\&llul furn penthouse &Ude le E. Bay. 2br,
apt. Cotry club facl. Iba, pool. Adults. No
Monthly or longer Pets S350Mo. ~3721
ll50Mo, 7~9117 QC.atella • Knott ) ••SUPER RENTAL ON 3 Br. 1'1\ ba, 2 story.
THE BAY FRONT · 1 Dshwhr, patio. dbl -WE-•HA_VE_SU_M•M•E•R-
leue; exclusive Dover garage. 2 ldda " 1 pets RENTALS
1 Br apt S350 & 2 Br apt
SC!O plus 3 BR 2 ba condo
SSSO. All new. cl\lldren
OK.645-0J6 Slliar'ts. S Bdrm home 'Ok. 147S. 964·2S66 or WEEK OR MONTH
with pier & float for 80 ft 973-2971. Agt, no fee. Near New 2 br, 2 ba. ~ m>O Mo. Yrly. Bay
& Seacb Realty 7S9--0lll Phab & clean 3 Br. 1 Yt ba. ;i:~·e::.':~·
Bltms, pool. 5'9S +dep. ----UDO I AgenL 962-9311 . 968-SSM;
1
Large 2 br apt. pool &
4 BR. 3 ba. S1200 Mo patio Adults only. no Af(entSTh-8170 1 2Br.1~ bacondonearSo. I M ------- -Coast Plaza. Jmmed. OC· BAY OCN VIEW 2Br . pets 1887 onrovi.1
SPYGLASS.4br,2'·'lba, c upancy . S450 m o. 2Ba,So.ofhwy S900mo S325~30
view. Gardener ind 642 4483 ; 675-8386 . Nopet.sorchlJdren l\ay,I OCEANVIEW
Sl47S mo 64G-073S. 673-0052 agt. 67~ I 21.Sl Pacific C M
2br. 2ba overlooking golf t""-&iO 'mo. 586-9800 be£orc P\1 pat1<>. encl J(a r ,
liCJC..yonT-"""' I LEASES GALORE : 1 ;r~c~mpletely rurn Lar~e I br w loft Frpk
cOW'ff. Pool & tennis lOorafterJ·:lJ bllns. Jacuzzi f''rom courts. SB7S lmo 851.1611 2 BR condo, Turtlerock s-so Nopets Jnfant<>k
wkda""' 951 3150 I end urut. S650 mo. All Wmter. 2Br. bltrus. gar. SPMC 631-6107 J~• -uttlltiH & assoclat1on ste1J6 to sand. 5206 N{'p
Bit.Ifs Condo 2 Br. I ba. I
Neat! View! S600 Jmo
dues tneluded Mountain tune. Open Sal Sun
View & close to pool. 548-92'15; (213 >446-4750 or
PhDM MG-9019 --------• t BR condo Orangetree, 44&92al
f:dra Larrp ROCMM
Clean. qwet. 2 bd. l ba
No k1ds /pets S330 mo
Call Jeff 63J.l.266
Beautiful large house '"I end unit. $425 m o . SHORTTERM almost ~ acre. 2 Br, Ground l1oor plan next to RENTALS
trJ!1e. bl .,.._ cetliq, P.:JOl 4a&PL _ 1200 Wellk 4i up ft•,., _,,RS
lotJr(lf room for bom or 2BR•inllefamllybome. Aaeatl7W170 I ~·v
camper. Compl fenced., Deane Home lrvine.
1
Larae 2 BR In 4-plex. e;smo S49-m1 I "' ...._....&... • Community pool. SS.SO Rf. WM» Bltos. cpts. d.rpe. Adlta,
200ll'ie5 to ~ach. i,, blk to mo U.fw .wi id no peU S375 mo 716
tennis, racquet ball I CalToPre•~w ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shalimar 556-95.50
Large I Bdrm, Ii ving 1 752-1700 lalloa ls&c.d 3806 !
roonl. etc. Bltin kttch. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SERENITY
Front patio back yard \ 1" 111 o. ,, iu ... •0~1 .,.,, 2 Bdrm Apt. with new 1 tn q1.4el adult complex
garage. ~n beam cath I• ! .• carpeting. Available Spac t br apt Oshwhr, cell w iwood paneling, I ;.1•Ull1!!.ll now. lncluc:les stove & Crplc. pvt patio. Jacuu.1.
mirrored wardrobes & i;l\ii;'J; reing. S!iOO Ulcludes utal. pool. S300 mo. Sorry. no
iota of stonie. m>Jmo, 11 Lou Brecht.el It Assoc pets ~Harla.
yrly ind utll. Call ror 67~3331 SPMC s.49-24-47
appt. to see. No cbUd.ren 0..,11 ... u.tw.a 1600 I MODBH Al'T. MIW IUID Arn
or pets. Eva MS-1771 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exceptionally nice 1 l Br & loft, 1 br &
llD-5M6,dliys551·3103 1 Beaut. new 2br, 2ba.l Bdrm apt. Near new. bachelor . From S27S.
NewPort. Chat Condo 4 wlaundeck. Close to D/W, elec frplc. carport Frplc, rec. room. pool.
b*ml. 2000 aq. ft. Nr. beach In CdM. SHS. lf601mo. Yrly. ~Imo Jac uzzi . enc loted
I •. • 1 ....,.0 m4U6 yrty. Lou Brecht.el & As· garages. Gu & water pd.
poo • .enn s. ••v · IOC. Adult•. no pets. 393
Leaae. Sll'lith·Meyer, Ha.mUton.C.M'.~11. AIJ., 541-'1111 or M»1S7. 2 Br Duples l500Cdll Snail peat rm. No ldtch.
2BrJ)QplaM50Cll Slllia from bcb. l250Mo. All utll pd, a m child
2BrDup&nSC7SCM 673-7892 welcome. ZBr 1 ba.
R.C. Taylor Co. Rltn. ....,, 1'u •• 3807 retn1. D/W, encl 1ar, no
940-taJO. Aak for Fave pt!U, 1:115. 1980 Wallace, ~~~~~~~~,~~1 ·-·················· Mgr t7. 541-~ Bncon-Bay, priv beach; _ eo.UWpd. lBrduplea.
2br, laul or 3br, 2ba, 417 E. Bay Ave, Balboa Newly decor. lbr, Adlla. Lee mcl petk>. S1200 Per ALz ..... ..,.. .. d No pets. CallS.7-1155 Ba le, crpta,drpa. No
mo. s s l · 3 o o 6 or ~ ..... •••••••••••••• Paa. SJOOMo. 70I James m.-1m , ..... , ...... J707 13 Br, 2 ba W/view, IW>· Sl Apl. D By appt. -•••••••••••••••••••• deck. oev beacb. S100 m.MlO
H•llOlt Y1IW SI e e p Io 1 room 1 & 1 mo. yrty lease. 8'7S-Ol..24. 1---------
MOUIS . ldtctieoettea rrs wk & I c:.ora-.. w. l82l 1 BR 1 b a w 1bu1 e
Oannel a br. 2 •. fam.l 14>·0ceallfront.m.1740 ....................... ! backyard. 5 min to
ra frplc .. Avail. April 7· 1 Wiater rent.al, I Br, in blk 11111". close to beach. Bale bucb.. UUJ pd. Encl pr. ~~Grdnrlncld., fran beach s:ns. 1st II w lvlew. Utll loci.I S325.ea.l8ll las~S12S d e posit. I ~Mo.675-0t47 I New Twnbse apl. 2br,
Rede(orated 2br. 1 ba' mw1iavea. I eo.e..... l824 1 Yaba, frpk, M80Mo.
frplc. aar. Npt. Hgta.l Beyfrontapt.lbr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64,S.axJ71te31·6012
lil50Mo.67$-147S exqulalteview. I ''111ESEVILLE" 3 Br apt., al.so bachelor,
2 Br, 2 Ba Coodo, dbl '7J.e790 2Br studio, 1"'1 ba. gar. 2Z10Colleae Ave, C.M.
aaraae p ool etc . c.e.MeM 3724 Adlts, cpt.s, drpe. bltns. 642·23>5
llliO/mo. Ad Sitter •t9, ••••••••••••••••••••••• fncd yd. Wate r pd 604llX> 3' bn. 63&-03>. 1 Br mobile home · $295. 2819 "F " santa Ana $375.
2 Br dupl.ex, garage. No
pets. ms. mo.
FANTA.5TIC 3 bdrm. 2 ba, Gu 1.ncl. Mature adults.
yeara leue. Harbor No pets. Quiet. secure.
View Homea. Peta It Ul81 Nwpt Blvd 646-3373.
dlDdral OK. S'1SO mo.. 1
yr. be. ~7711. 7~1501
~·
LIDO P£NINSULA.
CoDdo oo Bayfront •!DflJ aq ft 0( beaeiful
.... 2 BR. den. 2 ba.
Walerfront pallo.
UIOtmo Jrl1 lie.
UDO ISLE. Newl1 clt-
Olltll&ed lD DIUlln) tOMI
w\tl9 phaab cp\. 2lr,
frplc, atrium /paUo. ..,,,.,,,..,.
V&UAILLU. Adult
u•do. 1Br, lba .
lll9llllllJl\1l ... flld.IWll. --~· VZRIADJ.a, J 81, I e. ._. M: rebtalcM
,..,,, New ~ '7'5
11'J1.
*** •.... ,..
Je()O Harbor
ec.taMeaa
You are the winner of
two tlckets ($13 .00
valua), to aacus VAIGAS
IUr. Mtll ·Mar . ..., a.av.a• ~-c.ner ncs.c. _, be clalmed
bJ ealllnl MWl'18, ext. m •••
CASAOIOIC>
ALL U'l'D..l'nES PAID
Compal'• ~fort 7ou rent. Cu1tom dHl(D
f•tu .... : Pool, BBQ,
cov'r41 1ara1e, aew
funttu,.., urrvunded
wtdl ..-laadNaptq.
Adult uvm, at 1ta ~.
No ... . , ..... ~ ... •W. Wl.llon,'42•llm
SAVE $150
You paint & clean. 2
HUGE bedrooms. Fully
carpe t e d /bul ltlns .
Ground floor. Super loca ·
tioo. Multi. no pets. l300
mo. Apply apt B. 5A W.
Wlllao. 64S-&MI.
~to 974.:?X199
28r. 2Ba condo So. Cst
Plua area M.50. Sm cbUd
ok. A#). 642-JB:iO. 842· t 010
Beautilul 1 Br. off patio u.. Orpi, cpta, blt.ina,
sep. dining rm Oar. AU
adlts. no pet.,. Walk to
~-Deslre older
lady. S27S/mo. Mer.
64.5-0816 2 BR tin Ba, $3&5. No
cbildreD. small dog OK.
610.loanDSl.642-7344 Charmlna bach unll.
Eutalde CM SZ75/mo.
P.taok. Call 7~ STUNNING lrg lbr
garden apt. Pool. rec area. sazsllo. 710 W. 18th Clean lbr dupln·IZSS. l !l. cbild ok, no peta-. za e.
Laree 2 Bdrm uopet SD .
Quiet bultdln& wltb
beautiful la.nds~plna.
ADULTS OV!:R IS. 1'40
pea. l..EftARD APTS,
2030 P\iUerton, o blk r..t <:A Newport Ave ft. l
blk Sb. ot Bay l. 111-0397.
~ ........
2 Br. 1 \t ba t.ownboUM. ..,..,., patio, adulta, no
peta .•. S.·5479
New a br. a ... ba trl·level
oondO. Cit, 'lliew. frplc.
tpa. M50. Call 8111
6'15-811.
. . .
'" ~ I • .. .. ..
• 1 a z IA Pttio AJt1.
• Oishwlshtn a HO's
• Pool & Rte. Room
• G1rd1n l1t1dsa•iftt
• Jot to lttclt a Sltops
I •••I\ "' •
I> I ••' ,, .
OCIAMAllA
Walk to the beacb.
DeliPlf ul l1e UrZ Br
apq, tome w /frpk. all
have peUoa or balcoo.les
EQjoy our 20 acres w 'at
trad.lw areen~lt. trea.
, .... ape • 9 bole put.
uni 'reeo. Friendly
ch~ wtfrpk. cok>f'
1V. sauna. exercise &
wdgbt room. Starts al
S3fl) 1.ncl 'g m,Jr. Ulll.
Adults. no pets
CASA .. SOL
21661 "ooldllr1f
962-6653
1 BUt ~ach, qwet. 2 br.•
frplc. C&D. gar Malurt'
adlts. 213 C Atlanta
SHARP. Beach 1, 2 & 3 Br
wrth frplc, dshwsr. gar &
patio. No pets 9fi0.ZJ58
Nr bch. lg 2er. 11,.,Ba.
frpk, eocl'd gar. W ID
hook-up, avail Mar 8.
Mlll5.~l
14SO Walk-to·Beach.
l...afle. cheery 2Br' 2.ba .
D W, pat.M> .• gar, Adults,
no pets. 833-3307.
1 & 2 bdrm. Condo style
apt.s Ne-wly dttOr ated·
drapes-car~U ·stove
X1n large wuu. Dmded
family sedtoo. Pat.lo &
noo·pat10 apt.s. avail.
Near lboppl.ni & trans.
Buch" Garfield.
11161 Delaware 847 -3020
Newly dec:cr.i.ct adult 2
br, 1 ba apt. Al80 2 br. 2
ba. new crpta, new paint.
Prom ~. 1111 San Aaee&o Dr. Inquire apt C
Oil can CDJ-K» eva
eoUecl.
l.Aqe Zbr, l~ba. c,,,U,
•• bb.im, patio. 1385..
Mm•I"' 7TU Ellia, D.
Ownrtm.1115 a..-.... ll41 . ..................... .
Lumr)' oeu.D V\I, 2 br' 2
ba, cov~-:,.rarkln1. 91X>llDO •
&.....-...... 3112 .......................
Lr1 2Br 2~ba Condo, new, fplc, nr abopa & ocean.~. Call Orea
111t mtll2. orm. rroo.
................ ll" •••••••••••••••••••••••
~et 2 br w taar. patio.
PoOl. adults. 00 pets. 1801 H 15tb Sl. Nwpt Heights.
1&25. M2-7MO.
PAii NEWPORT
CCMn'IY a.ua
UV...
Siqlet. 162 bedroom
... &townboules. r.un... "4-lJOO
IAST&Uff
2 Br, 2 be, IJ1 farden UD·
it.. Frplc, pool._ rec facU.
Avali DOW. $$40 /mo.
56'1· 7010« 790-1111.
w.tclllf. ZBr. Ula. New·
ty peUMd. larle patio.
No pets. SOO Imo .
M2-Zlk
OCEAN VIEW N.B. Adlt a... a., frplc, bale:, club
bae, pool, MC, *7S))I Clo·
di 111-5111. ev• 711-2135
9peeb.w 3 bdrm .. Adultl. l
mlJil beecla. l'fo peta, I
&G-2317.
ltaeb -.... ,., prtv
ai-a, Nllt le*.•· lo'-1,l Ii •: 1 bl&b,1"fb d~•nn••• or mo. • mo. A.I\ . ......
• Br OOEANrRONT
APT. YrlJ 11,000 mo. A/l..m.CIO rn. abr 2Br a. Apt.
hdl ... 1/15. Call Ad-·.:.I"-, ...... IO Mach. .an. ... MJ-4300 a.hn .==re Hew, --r_ .. mt ON ..,,,.... 4HO
Vtr'talll.. Condo. lAr• -................ , •• , H•llOlaYD.
Newly remodeled abop-otoa c.n&Mr In Coat.a Meaa bu oMces avall
for immed. occupaocy
from appro& 410 to
OeMo vr.. PetbouM. ~. ~•up. zaoe w.
tbr, Iba, Me. Pool1, Oceanfront, N .B.
.,.... db .... dote to m-OS4
bell. ..-so. 752-._, or ---------8T.Ml91 · WANTED:
Couples needed to manaae Home bwdne$s
P'I'. must be wlWng to
leam. Ultra dbl CGedo w 11.)'m.
aama.. h.tllaltie elb bH,
pool. rouat.lna. Top
MC\lri\7. Mt5M.o. Call
J...t .. au..
w.tditf Alu, comp& re·
novated, 2Br. Jr1 ba,
pool t.drJ, yrly. Ad~.
152$. Daya: 87S·34l2,
Eft: .... u
~ SAND BAY FRONT
2Br. 28&, Udo llland,
(714 > m-JMS or (21.1 )
449-.oll04
2er2e..dbl1&ra.1e. ~
ek. mo tmo Ad Sitter
•19. t42-4aDO ae hrt.
s.a..... 317~ .......................
2 Br oo clllf by beach. 1295
mo. AdWta, DO ~. S32 ~Lo. See Mir. apt c.
Larse 1 bdrm .. & deck
ocean froot: private
... to beach. ranee.
dhpoHJ, dl•bwuber.
Adult.a. DO peta. m> uUJ.s
indd. ~ •atl4
........ ,. ..... d
orU.fLwl•d HOO .......................
pooG, t.etula. watt:rlallll.
~Gu for cookma & pald. From San
Otego Frwy d.n ve North on Btacb to Mr t'adden
then West on M'r Fadden
Lo Seaw1nd V1llaxe
(714 lll83 s 1!18.
Garap la Celli. m-..
fl. w !MW crpt.s • al reuooable
U Paula S. Kats Afl.. m M4 '531 CdM u.c-. 1arace.
llOMo.
16-2752 HIWPOl'T llACH
1100.q fl brick bid&
Cll ... 1 w,lDOlllq ft fenced yrd . ..._.e 1ara1e. aafe • Ideal for oH cs, 1n
(114 1-....
MQft. Sloraae <mb'. MO Manne-onented area. mo. Ask for Paye, S2a50mo.~Sllll ..., .. $. t • OHb..... 4400 ~ rewJ 42A> aq. ft. with ..!?!£. .. ~! .... !!.I.! ... •••••••••••••••••••• beaut:'~'::e~ Min. 1"" to 30'!li on tst.
l.S>l Weslcli!f Dr. approx ~'erted to any retail busJ 2.Dct TOii 1ee by prilnf'
100 aq ft. will build to a.. Ground Ooor. Cout local R.E. 6 to lS .ID06.
swt, ample parking, Hwy. sl&n expoaure. MIO ll0,000. min. No mu. 20 Jcfti~M231ll mo.lnqtare2333E.Coa~t yn wtlhout a loas. Call
tmSq. ft. -mo. Hwy., Ste K. 7S2-1&-.> .._., A9oc. 873-m l.
1117Weattlilf.N B. T &aCoun MeMytoLe. 5025 ~. 541·m2 own try ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sboppi.nc Cenwr
EXIC. SUITIS HunUnitoo Beach
Pnme Newport Beach Afflrox. 4.500 sq. ft. for
loc Near O C. airport. commercial or office
Rent incl. reeeptiOD, C'OD· '*· z to 45'.
fereoce rm. janitoc m4117l-OTT7or
Mrv .. utils, 100 free Cll3~
co p I es • mor e .
Sec:nunal Nt'V. avaU. ' t I W ._... 4500 lhO!l Douc &sl·Mll .
PIESlllOUS
LiaTillL
675-1 2 -----
~ve ()(fices avatl 1n
full serv ofc bldi Sr
OC Airport R.ttept &
phone ans . Soe<.'.Y sen .
<'On! rm. eu.·. Plei.~ call
75Ul88
.......................
22llOlq ft., &Grage ooly.
tli081mo. 2128 Caoroo
Dr . Costa Meaa . .....
1W1me Newport Mesa
......... Park Quality
otflCe 6 Wll°WbouH ~
for lease C arpets.
dra_pes 6 ""tot bar l.500 to
urn> .,q t\ wuts naJla
bit now Z7 t1> 3() .,q n.
~
Pot l.A'ai.e 7045 ~q ft
pnme indu~traJI lot ..
lion. ,\ C. ofC' lullv
.,pnnltle<I '¥Hi rnn1n.:
jJO w lilh ~l. t ...,
631-0700
~EEO
'MONEY
• ~"° PIOIUM
W&W1D'--
97MIJI
Arraneed by
Ca IH "-
CASHFAS'rn!
2lililS ro·s. 3rd TD's ft SW·
tnl -.. up to t5 yr
term Coast F1nanc1al mau
UNLIMITED
FUNDS! ...... 4000 ' ------
0eM s~ SIOO Mo . !>ml
R..tak W.t.-d 4600 ....................... 2lld TD Lo.ts. Caslt in
2 '#Mils. T ....s • to
ISyn.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
S72 Week&Up
St udi os, l b r :. .
k 1tc heneltes, pool &
rraid serv S48 97S5
&lnny Acree Moul
Room w /(ull house
P"YUeces· lo xlnt. •ru
Cl Newport Beach. <W•l
QUfJIC.tlll. .
RP.NTAL: ~. lldltn.
be.. .. n.on • ... llO
annktnc. prof matutt. " rf!l's S56-8033. •
Loveiy rm tn lux Condo
Harbor IUdge N B $400
~au. OC' 752·9"2 dys ----Room w kit. prt YI(~
Adu.tta only, or sbow•nR
ce nter . 962 ·H20
eves IWkDds. ........ 4150 .......................
Lo¥ely New 1\llUn home
far eidert.Y. Home eook· IQI. Patio 1& 1oYto1 care.
a.107', llW'1ll
¥ ......... 4UO -----····· lM'lt Bll 8uar cabl11. f.:! tbl, oelor TV. 2
rplcs • .-.. w. 54.Wlll
PALMSPBlN~CONOO
2br. 2ba, eo1111>letel)'
furolsbed, all rer .
fad.lltila. 111n1mwn rm·
tal 2 ...... D5I) wk. +
Uaec. dep. TI4.m-4D7
Ski Sun Valley. Save
mm17 oe COldo f'Ullt&1
(rom local owner.
'714 /'7 51 -016'1 .
Wlmdl/Ev9 Tl4Jl51-0D
...... a.. 4JOO ..... ................. .
MoYtni1 AY06d depoatta fr
cut Ovto1 expeose1!
Profeulonally since
1111. HOUSIMAm
832-4134
Fem1 over 25, to ahre 3
bdrm hie nr bch In H.B.
w/flreman $250 mo
SJl.1391
Prof-Exec Male Sh r
beaullfUll)' ham. bse
w 1PJDe az. ~-'823.
Ref'areq'd
M/P' sbt 38r 2ba l..q\ma
11.ll:t condo. IZ20 + '1\ uU.
~ll>CD. Bob: Sll-3104.
Male '°°'IDI for non· llDOktnl fesnale l9 sb&tt
z tr, nklulJ fun. apt oo
the beedl la New port UI
Jl.Dt 1Sh. .., mo. +
~ ~ betwnl • Upm, ,,.....,
oHtre SlSO ~o lll27
Westcllff Dr, Nwpt
litarb 631-0900 ------
D> Sq f'l. om~. pvt
beth. 7C Sl Claar. SU rte
0 , a.ta Mesa. Freeway
ooovemmt near Baker • Brutol. $200 mo. ~1WIO.
WW build tb .... Slllq ft
near OC Airport. Call
5SGl5J.
•NEWPORT BEACH•
•PRIME LOCATION•
50 yds r rom walerf ronl '
500sq n.
m~1964~
SU BLEASE. Comb1na·
t.aon Office~ spa« 1n
Sll:yparll. 211S sq ft, au or
part. end wt.it. Under
dlt. TI4 ~9050
•DELUXEOl'FICBS•
~ 1 rm. ap to 1'100 sq.
ft. From • tl. No 1M
rtq. BelliDd Airport.er
lt:UI • D71 DuPeel Dr .•
au&tea. m.sm. •u
DICUTM IUfTIS
Nr Orao1e Ccnant1
Airport u.a, ~
C. nnery Vllla1e olflc.
spece avail. l lee • l
sml. Brobrm-et2.
ll25llo. ~ans. Xerox
CIOPJ. .ee'y serv. A\tall.
Ql.4Q5S
bdllllwU. w.
MmtcALSUm
Qirona de1 Mar, p.rden
aft\ct• suite. '50 Sq. ft..
Reelooomlca~
f\&nL ofDce. W> 1q ft, +
recepllon. F H'bloo
lllaad. •· Svc + Xerox
avail. MOO lnel utll •
jd«1vc.MO-m1
<n btodronm (""ttd•e 1n
qwel '>pol 1n L:.~unJ
Beach. CoronJ dt-1 )4 .,r
IJ(' Co6ta ~ ........ fc>r $300 fJr
~ Quet are.1 t>SSen
ua! Wnt.e ad ~. 1 o
The Dally Pilot
NewspaPer. P 0 Box
1560, Costa Mesa, CA
PALOS VERDES
RNAMCIAl
67S.ll7J
MDmyW..._. SOJO
·~ ................. .
92'2' or lelepllooe 2Dd Trwt Dlell. $1.0.000. aa.... J • ~· • .._ la a.blL &Ra ~ --.e.11yr c11at U!!!!!!•!!.! ... !::!"!'!!z __
medll 1·2Br apt for no ~:fJ le.._ ... JR ..
i:nare thaD S200mO lft 111« -..
Costa Meta are.a
A. s A P Plust' call
~ 642'7 7pm 9pm . or
vmte ad•719 c o The
Oath Pilot P II lio:c 1.58>." C· ... ui ~l...,J Calif
!Bi26
YQ!t f'em worltmg .stu
dem. sedan.ti apt to shr
w same. Or studio-sl"le
Ul Cd.II by lla.JTh l Call
AIQ't.ime n.z,.zm. I
Ondo. tum rerul desir"fd
dwia1 Summer 1990
~11117 ~ Bluffs .
fbnner Res . xlnt rrl 's..
f'te.-ClOll&ad 173-25.56.
• I ... ,,.,,... I .....c. ........................ DI.
0,, tux1t1 SOOI .......................
~STOii
Groasinl OVER 155.000
per month. F.atabllahed
LS yean ln aame loca ·
tion. Has lon1 term
·•sweethefrt" leaae.
1198.0ll> Ph• inventory
aalll be cash a&Je.
A Olvlslnn or
Harbor lnvei;tment Co.
OWN YOUI Owtt
IUSIHISS
Put *lf f« ule. Tota.I lliee 11),000. Mu1l MU, ..mn.c. aale. Fw raoru
informatio n cal l . n.-.m
-
.......................
W..-Mh).Co.
All l}'llleS ~ real ~tt.>
tnveslmenl.s Sllltt 19-49
SfllcWdttcjill
2-dllk
642,.2171 S45-06 I I
ZlldTD'S ... ,......,
I.I year term. Sl0.000 or
raore. No S.Uoon.
Lido Newport Co.
~7Sl5 .•........ a.Hts
a.I TD for Nie, prinw a 11. Jll"lll*t1, dliac:ount
, .. deM' All-M-3627
l'-•Ua
ft 9 I II h~I/ ,_ .. d I ............ .......................
ft I &1111 1100 .......................
POlllY
Plfllll
ADS
ONLY S7
~II any item or com
blnation ol atema fM 17~ or lesa with a Penny
Pincher Ad. 3 llnes for 2 ~ve da)'I £acb
tddi\loMI tine 11 IO' for
&M 2 d•Y!I Ctlarse It·
No commerclal ad•
f or more lnformauon and to pla~ your ad call
642-5&11 --~
• •• ....Olleft
llBPtlmpei
LqunaNt ... You are Uw ~ ot
t wo tl~hta <•ta.oo
v.lue).to
eulCUSVd..S
· Mat. W&b· Mar.Jllth Cott.al& ...
~-o.at. 1'c:lrilta ma.y be claimed
by callnl ...,.,,e.al. m
i
KoQed .. DIDI. JOUr ..... ~ ...
tlliaaa SJl.lSZl
HAUUNO •CL&AN'llllO ..... ,0-.'l"'-• ~.local ... cau-.... bow. • . bn mialmua. •1117.
LI. ODak. • yn eaper. Loe•& 1••r around
...... llll.'31·7112
J.omeTuPrep!
M •before llar. u.
II. hUraoltro. eoroUed
.-.nw~
Call todaJ for appt. ..._ml llaort l'onn:
... • hd. m. CM,
e.atrallJ louted. J .
llari8rt.)'. Attt.
11swe;
Ol&.m ~ lo rat...
"'" est. I 1r •l••r. •14"11.--....
Blockwalla. 1peetall1 t.e,._ lltbuerv~ fl
priced sis ruanina ft . ~>'~ A1i1o 111 tYI* wtckwon. m..-Ue~ Bobsa.ms °'~ ~ wal)peperio&. • ,. • AD wart para.n&.eed. t H e ao.a PropertJ s.rvsees. .... , ................. ~ 541>-%7911
An advtmn La ehaftce . So. Coal\ Modela DOW of.
ferint peraonalhed 1tyled development in
ClOQjuDcUoD w /f'aabioo ~ ~ modelln1. ~ .,.,. 557.2:502.
lat/Ext. Alrleu 1pra1.
~. cabfnet.t
ref\Nabec( fl'i.5214
RAINBOW ...... ........_ ...................... .
Eld. tn&. 4 yr 1UV. Lo
prica. Frw est. Call
ecz.1114
--•-•••••••••••••• llovtD& by Tbe ~DI
XIS qu.alit¥ i.ron1nl. My CoUece Student.I. Exp.
bome your llancers. qtrudl.Nl-&al
8mtw1mea welcome. a3MI , .. ta,,. ... lltg .. .................... .
~1 ...... at the lowest.
price. Uc, bonded. Res &
Comm. Ken 638-S405
.......~ ........................
s..lllt/Alar•h• , • ...................... l
Sewb11 Mad.me Serv. U1
home. Guaranteed. ~ 1 yruxper.114·1m-ll07
T.V. AIWllll-••• .. ........................
Altic ls rod laatallAIUon.' Ml&lliple cMleU Z3 )'n'
exp. 8lll Coyne. -.1912 '·
1lt ••••••••••••••••••••••• CERAMI C TILE :•
Kitchen. baths. entrys.
Your tile or mine. •
96Z-:.1'19 Jea•r""* ....................... PETERSPAINTING Neetpotchesll'.tnlW'eS Ceramic Tiie lnstJlled .
Expr'd. Reaa Ratea 'AllEIST. "l-14J9 Fir:.. counters. tubi..
DP. OA.R.OENP ·
Ccnnp1et• 1ardeoln1
..... ,.,_ ..Umaa.et.
T.L.C. llousedtaDIDI
Service. 0.peodable,
tbarouCb-Uc'i/BOaded.
Tey Ill! 75'-930
All types jewelry repe.ir·
-Rini •id.al. Stone resettJnc. Cu.tom de·
1'"tee Eat. Call Gene Freeest Refs ~-0780 som PLASJ'E.Rl.NG over block ~s.rm..1~
T. truck. Call ta&er. li&abla. Anlq. jewelry.
oramondl' • colo red st.aaes.~yrexp.Mun-ay
Blown. Ye Old Village
Jeweler.41H077
Pa1nt101. INT /EXT
Neat. honest. re as.. l2
walla, ~. bouHs, TrwSenice
MNl12i
• •• 4 """-••••••••••••••••••••••• Custom Carpeolry . Surety Door Control.
.,_/Ell. BDat dodc re---------Q)mpl. door • cbW"e ptit. OMlr 8-ovalbal. aia.c.. malntenance. Com·
t«>'7• -··-•••••••••••••••• m 'l /Relld repair le After" achoo& I Sonora maint. atorefroot, slid· STOIMOAMAM n · In&. wardrobe doon,
ftepelr •.•.••.. Remodel ::-:=.area, can w indows. I · SP M . ~ ...... Commer, &4&-311116. Set-vlnc a1J Or.
U .. ._ ........ -.Boaded CaJ;wdor Cty .Slldln1 door.
,.._ Dt • • . • . . ... .... -••••••••••••••••• wardrobe door• window
Gen. carpenlr1 or re· Room addlt . remodel. MCJPlier'
mocWIDI One man com· Pla.n&. 090. Pllroer • ~ _... ~ Son. Uc'd. 557-8m ~ --r--•
pujob. 7Sl-44ll -----------················· "---~ __. ..... ,~ I I 'I• & S-
nuol& • -.&UUUD.
1
Ccmtrador cona\lltaot boet.a. . Sml jobe nmoc1e1-.:.-881 llTr OK. Rllnbl. W.7Z28 .......... ... •
Mr Raln1utter .
Protea11oaall1 installed
S" &e1m&ell aluminum.
Guar. Free est. 831-0281
anytime.
M7-0G7
All anuid taawma.
1 T. truck. Free al
CaU AJI.~
Haulln1·Movloa. Con·
crete 4 tree removal
~dtsn. ~ 7834
Haul/Grading, Demoll·
lion. Slriploader, dump.
tn.ck. Treel/yrd wrk.
1131-1.z:n
Hauling, c leanups,
driveway removal$,
trlmm!.nc. 557.mt
T1fMMrS
WeekJ)' 06 l time maid svc. ~ DISCOUNT ON
V l£NlTS. &eam carpet deanln& Free eat. 34 hr
ave. Gl·7Ull
a.£AN OF HEARTS
Yea we do windows.
refrp, plants. Depeoda·
ble 6 .thorou1b. Ans.
aervice '75-1107
'r.o ladMa from E~
ellpe1'. Good ttla. ca u
Olca~Wl
Milea Reru1e Hauling MaMS t.o order ~ &
Yrd-Home-Oar cleaovpe apts. Clean to your
etc.S&573or&M-a548. utlsfactlon. Linda
The fastest draw ln tbe 6678 Contractor, remodeUn1.
1'rade YoW' okl atllff for Repain, patios. Free
new coodtts with a Ell Doullas ProperUes.
Cl.asa&fied ad. 642-5178 Uc. l3763t6. SS2·5094
SELL Idle Items with a West .. a Dally Pilot Find what you want m
DllUy PUot Clualfled Ad. ClMaifted Ad. fWZ.5678 Da&ly Pilot Claas11i.ed.s.
1 c-.•11 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Japaneae Landac•J>*-
delicn. aprln.lder. aods,
cleanup, malnt, 90 day
warT 12 yn exper. Uc,
1mW' S3l ~162 or 897 ·28'2 .... , .......................
Brictwork. Small jobs
Newport. Costa Mesa 6
lrvtne. 87W175 eves.
Olli.om maaonry. patios.
planters. walks, 100 's of
locaJ ref1. ~12
Sell w1th E.AS E'
It '1 a BREEZE
Clu.5lfied Ads &42· 5678
free eat. S8&-489'l
yrs exp. LJc'd. Dave PtJ tl1111 9154--104.5 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Floe ext. painting St
Lie 'Ins. Try me. R
Sinor 836-~ ----
Prd ~ting Ext & Int
• Mo6t Ext S275 •380015
f r ee est 536·4383
MC Visa
f.lectronlc leak detection
Oeab tslabis > ~model
ing. coppt"r rep1~ Top
Hiil Plwnt1m3. S37 ·~
~ 1n res1d 1 ren
tal propert y. lslitnd
Services 9156-0831 ----._ .. Ir Repair
DI~.. Pai.nt.1.o« t s.er \. IOK ...................... .
UM 9 yrs, most rellb, Carpmtry-kll.chm doors
c:beck my ref . II c w1ndows·repa1r add•
~ t1 ons·plano1ng. Jim
~s .Comm I painting
lot/Ext Quc1l work.
Rsnbl pr1 c e i,
Ll c'd 18onded Gt:n~
C7081
Sdl t..b.ln&s (a.\l wtth Daily
Nol w &Dl Ads
964-Jll~
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Repair & Reroof. All type~·&h1ngl ei.
rodtshalles compo tar
t'rtt est 541 5930 Fin
A\&ll
·······················~ Profes:.1onal Tree
Service. calJ anytime. ?A
hrs Toppi.ni;:. removal,•
hauling 646-7070
Expert shapmg. thinning
and .,twnp removal Ins
Lv msg 67~2821
•••••••••••••••••••••••
We ran make the dlf· ·
ference. Tutor1n&,_ •
spec1ahsts K 6. highly
qual & exper CaU
Melinda or Frank
~11. 661-0400
Wlildow QNMslCJ •••••••••••••••••••••••
RetudeouaJ & Stores. C;.i r
waung Quality w1irk
64.2 S449. &f.S. 7972
Have sometlung lo ~11 ·•
t1a.s.slfied a<h do 1t well
' 1m1ua• 1100 '-1u• SJSO .W.W9111hd. 7075 MtfpWtllhtl 7100 MtfpW..e.cl 7100 HlfpW..ted 7t00 HtfpW.e.d 7100 HelpW.titd 7100 HllpW..t.ct 7100 ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ..........•...•........ ....................... ... .•..•.••......••.•...•....•••.•.•.•.•......
MX'l'O BKPNG ASSIST. MGR. NEEDED 8abys1tter·I0\'1ng l>itter Bankmg
CfllUd far world's larae * tSJ.0771 * ed. Labor, rramln1. eom ... anll now beinc •CJ cova (MIL QntrucUon work Want·
6 moil pruti1ioua 3UlrOu&caUService woodwork. reliable. TDIPORARY
Recilter today to wort
OD V&nOUI accouotin& ~
bookkeeplna a11l1n·
meat.I. Work cloee to
your llome " Fi1ure
Oerb to Smklr Accowt·
llata needed t.broulboul <>nap County.
CLSUCAL TO saso Ugbt bookkeepln&. 19 needed our home. 8.30 to c;C;o:-~rdelCMI Telef-
bn. /wk. Good pay. 3.~Atl S
Cldldrtn 'a Beauty & Hard wort:lol. refs. Ted P\eeae call 56-1703. Bankinc Talent PllUOL Ales PRE LAW au.lent needs I t!M-lni& to 11. Call 71f.m.zas or e.ooo. W'Lll do &Q1t.binc
IQ..3mtlol'iafo. Le1al.. Confidential MtfpW.titd 7100 ~ p 0 Bo ..... 2 -·-·················· ~&'-d SJOO ~·•· · · x _.. • · ............. ·-···-· N:: LADY * J
ASSISTIM
IDITOll SWYIY
S:30Pll tot: 30Pll. Mon·
day tbru Friday -
~:IQAM t.o 1:30PM Salur·
day. Gt'elt for~· aad,,,,,,.n~en.-..oo
per wee • ONLY
B.PJQUI.aDIENT IS A GOOD VOICE. Cell:
eGGZ:l, ext. Jl2 after
5:JGPlll, llODda1 lhru
NdQ
MEW ACCOUMTS
SICDTARY I
For our South Coast
P1aa omee. Good tY'Pinl
lldUI 1'91 'd. Backp'ouod
lnunaca • 1ouor bull pnlen'tld. Pl• ... call
.... Ra1:pb (Oaatnp at
~
Several openings w•th ma1or
companies. Vanely of duties. some
typing. S•x months office experience
ok. or will train. C .. ah. 540o6ffl.
f OVl'CALLONLY *972-11 JI•
ATIOOION
JeltS.•11
~ e WT._. l f DIAllOND WAHT&D: W-'*f•tk • flH . AW . .-tr w111.., 1 eoa sncw.ucnON
t'lf O .. AM •• I .-.-~N.B.-...r51 .._... . mfNt>.Be'oedway Clhw•F .... 4
S,rt )! &Lo.
Pr9'rioul ~ de· '~~!!!!!~~~~~~~~~
.... • ••• •• .... dlO.Coldwel!Banke!' .ar.ble. but will trabl · CAFETER.I A HELPER. Clerical. PhoMs. t yptng. •
. MZ:1671 J;SPllU'roALREADINGS ~.Marcbll ~ B&dc..~AOa AT19n'IOM
J ,~ ...... ......,, LW& I .... . I 014tUMIOl 11 180..0.W l t:'.J!o~.L=·, .,,......,.... I na:PAaDIG. . ... ..... -..... •S 'to•o Ceot.r l>r. ..______.. .... aaJU.••· f',U ll,r. ....ee ,.....u.t .~ ........ ...._ • ._._ .. -.. SHORT HOCH.&. ~ a.-. cowac.u, oUace ~· ,1
C.JI. zz.10.-A~ ...... 810 .. t ....._ 1ood aalary. Ca&:., .l..allma Baadl a.-............. 80 bltwmD tun • • pm. }
£.0.E. ....-uperie.e ..--aUJ. ICHDl7
JAr orni-t a pet f Call II you ... new Lo C4sta
Aa•mat Aulal•Dce 0..C:.AlaPOU I •:11 •:tc:t"luw AIJEIJISllG :::W.':~~~
lllu*iDI lt.O.E. AR1tJ at Newport Mtsa --. --------,. · 'Alrfn,.. Unified S~bool. Dist.. Clerical , ,
~m·ms.noref. 'l s •ESC. o,n*, I =.. -.c. e:. l:: •••ES tioD. recentlJdllebarled hnt or lo8t a pet? Call p e c ~a I• DI n 1nl • c:ba!JenOnc oppor. ....., from tbe eerriee. or for
Special Pals. Hotllne. !?.°'~·1,.__ ... I to an lndh1dual w 13-S The Dally PUot bas an any reesoo seeki.ol t.em·
714tnz.tz.aS. 213/Z51-79 ••-•"· · · · · · v....--m. yn. accountinl exper. l.mmedlate CJl)ellinl for a porary or career won.
B A R G. 1 R L I fbod Servkie Office. l&S7 Geleral office trainee. LOANCL8UC """'~Bar p PlacenUa Costa Mesa Phone & Typing e~ .. o.na Potnt o<nce seets I ·---· art ._,3273 • · penence helpful Group
individual lo type loan time. full tla)e. Cosu · health " profrt·shannl!
I Decree nat odat.ocy s a I ea p e r s o n w I t b oomider thb unique op-
lat Vk A.lplla Beta. So. Alaortm SI 25
1
Superviaory~kllls .k newspaper diaplay ad porumity.
documenta & handle Mela ~S6M 'Ouhae' ImmedJate bu Apply 1n ~rson Tut·i. ~ appts 4 hrs BA.RMAJD5 1ni for food bus1nes11 ~s LJoyd'' Pt"L''ontrol. ~ C1lf Karen al fUU fl P/I' Port 17 _5'1SS9 566 E Oyer Rd SJntJ
J.A1una. Bank. WlY'I en-l"REE poaitive .wtude a must. vertl1ln1 experience
velope mark ed PR.EGNANCYTEST Req.lmowtedgeofgovt. Good ulary. com· Y•C.-..
"Mariners Sav1ngs."I ForCatlltratlewh bilhni procedure & f /c m1emm & excelleut fr. $216,erWll
F.qual OWir Emplyr 1 ~lli&6 ~ CASHIBS WA.MTID ' Ana
_____ f· ____ I 11.AUTY MAMAGElt 1 F'u 11 or pa rl t 1 me , ________ _
REWARD for return! Womeo'sFam.Pln'ICtr I~ incl. finan. ~~ .. ~~Uenfort
w/CIDllUGL Ah&olutelY no 3!0Hoapila1Ci.r\ Westin. stDU, AP /AR, &coel ac· &""" ... ..._.,. ....... u .....
queetiorls aaked. D•ys: I 194-1112 24 Hr. counting. Aaslst In I a ps'IOft wtth career am·
$612'T1. Ext 23-24. Nlte: CAqietientSterilization manual to auto. trami· ~iora,_.J ... --t -..c'73L5.
1
BirthControl lion. Salary range ....., _.,...~u
Medi-Cal Accepted L9C-25K. Top benefit.a in· ftlllMf'( co·~t LalT: caltco. Beaut. 1111. cl. suhsla.Dtial ab.are ol URAnll IW
(eta (Prepa.at..)Balboa lwcaltlwU••• profits. Xlnt. DOD · n••LY PILOT ~Please call 673-539. I Teosiom Melt Away: srnoldn« won environ· Uftl
ln /Out: Peter 49Mlf71. meat. Send resume to 714 6'2-4321. ExL 277 Larr: ~m&lehusky, SETAC. 1001 Dove. NB. Equal Opportunity
blk. • wbt. Pteaae call or FOXX SHOP 93960. 752-8044, SET AC Empao,.r
&eave a meaa1e for Cln-I also needs all levels of ~~~~~~~~
dy allM7-G72. Reward. S... SI O • C .. , O'" enctn .. accounllne, &
The women and men wc
are kxlking f dr ma 't be
ured ol typlng. fokling
papers, warehouse jobs
and Mrlinc f« & limited incom e. Work with
youne people. Rapad
growth advancemeol
posalb&e. U you are 18 or
over aod would b e
available lo start work
Immediately, coll .....
?twn9:30-3:30.
Los Do . Do .. -W a rm . f e m 16 I n e I clerical penonnel. EOE ALARllS: lnstaller·ll1r. t •· ..,..rmao, Esear'ta j M/F I Career 1rowtb oppty eo.to Mna 645-1>5 I 4 ~~to~~~ .. ~, nMn6 I Profit 1bar'1. Always Wandaleedt
Banking ~ Beac:h"1oo I Newport Beacll. El Toro.
Ca ca rdal T tier 541).8582, 644-06&1 Santa Ala. C. IJ 644-4460
PrnlOU5 expencnce de·
5U'able
Previous expen~ de· sirable. but w1U train
u~ typing 1.1 requi~.
,,
United Calif omia Bank
~W Coast Hwy
"e'll'lJOrt Beach
531-3200
EO E.
Beauty stybsl Hatr Bil.
one ol <>ruiie County':.
most btoaut1 ful & prr
st1oom aaloos, bas po6 I
llODI open ror bllt
stylists w1tb c hentt>ll'
Locat.ed ua Dana Pot.nl Lil
C~tlERS
UTVTEM
the Albertson's Shoppin1t j MARKETS Center. Gu.red for ag
IU'fUIVe tnd:av1duala For I Openmgs now available
app l call ~2420 or foe ruJI t.u:M A.ssistartt
&.ool Manaaen on 2bd & 3rd o........ •··\ ... b 1 shirts No expenence ac-Y ~ ·-per r ntt We traan. Advance
Uc d reqw~ 1
1
rMnt opportuo1t) for ~12 . manqement poartaon.' t.o ~~-:.·N~land,l MJh CbecbA~., ACCOUNTS ~..=;:_ ~~=
fOUND: LiWe grey poo-GnatC ,._, lrvtDe flt am's incl. SaL 531·101 I BiaddnC SS 50 pf'r hour 1f
qualified For more in
U you t•an type 40 wpm •
c!. enjoy \•anety WE
NEED YOU' Short or
lanR term ass11tnmt"ntl>
No r..-e Good PJY Paid
~y
l\orrell'
IRVINE
E.O.E.
s.ctMaS.. lllC.
7~ 6666
M W die. II. Well cved for. ESCORTS I PAYABLE '='.~~l.Min.1-----VAULTT8.&B
Vie. 19th • PlacenUa · :IUln Nl..0180 AlTI'OMOTIVI: Immediate openin& full
=:=s· P 1t1mt•ll
~ rormatloo " !Dterview · I
apply to store 137. 111 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Del Ma.r. Cosu Meu.
1
ta-3105 CHICIS~NISA I CLERK jAmlSYcpieualc NptBch USIDCAA time position. Ex·
, ,__, • 1 Pllll aper aa PBX or tel LOT MAMA.a penenc. Pftferred XJnt MOTIORIHG 631-tCZl. Will U1terv1ew ---------
ro.d Qa1m or Adopt at Elcel~ to I <JP' bllptul. WW tr811l. beneftl&. llaJet Female. lrvlae Animal Care IOMSC>Un:ALL M.iAa -..! .. y. Several ablfta opeo. ~~l':.'1~ H()MI•"'~
Moaday thru Frida ~ a..atCAL
tromaamto3pm. 1 ~today for local
~. PnUy P.u for ,_.. ... _........ 831~ ~
Patlcular peopae, we 153-9121 We Mell an Ladlvidual --------Car lot operaUona. (We l"ouata1n Valley
Must bavedJ~lf>ed ~11
per. 6 do eome typtnf.
Fut 1rowtn1 food co
Good salary. &f.S..3'44
Equal ()ppor Employer Lemporary us1gnments.
haw 2 Pl"ecioul PoodJe Palm. n-y.J.•c n __ ...,_0 • witJl~..::!Lam"! l,.>:.~,~~~ AmweriD1 Service need.a ate not ~ rM IO-ZIJ/aM166 ,... ""' ._........_ -... _. --~~... If Uk meone just to wash EquaJOpporturuty CASHllR f\qlpia, 8Pll 1 ., UWe tells paat. present & ayable Syatem aod ~· .. you e 3 cce ). We a.re looldnt for Empk)yer I BOOKXE. EPER. ass1s ·
older. Alie> a ~ril:)' Pua h&Ln. ~me. clM d11bunemeot. 10 ~ ... • YoU want t.o eomeooe wbo want.I a t.lllt. experienced. Uabt Cw I N. y . 1' a I • ) • a I lr.ey and a«urate typing leern a new trade, apply f\&Ure wtth our orsanlu· 1---------i typna, tlexib6e 2IO hours Unique retail nursery
German ahortbalr M-att lbl (or aa1e by ..-itlal at 228 Foreal, (rear) tion. p_, will be com· Bankiq o.taMesa.848-1901 MN has Put 'nme' caabler ~. a 8Htle mlx Plly1lcal Tberapl1t. . Lacuna Beach. mensurate with H · m • •s WUea. paart.k>o avatlable. Ex·
......S DUIJ, •tome ~7· Call f« Appl. Our modem facltity la Ape.r1meut lfana&er. 14 perlence. Apply In We bave two launedl.ate ---------perience requl~. lo ad· Bll rellas IFbq peed ~ located ln ~. . 5" Used car ooeninp far Tellers to ROCMCXEEPER -F\all· diUon l.O a aood Startin&
.._ 1oo. a1lo MYeral Prof. lluaap by Steve, Newport Beach near the uab. """''DCloo Beach *· ;:o;:kTn our Oran1e cbrae wtcomPQter ex· wafe, Cashiers ahare ln
Cllec.la. 'JM.J1M. Llc'd Tberaplet, N.B. Orante Count71Jobn area. Exper. MU613. ot pw.C.M. 7UH6 H2IO ootnrnialkln pool. Please
u.am-tpm. Appt Only WQDe Airport. We offer ~ = :'':'.~~::. ao111! .. 1n person Mon thru ~~FemOerman 5tt-a11 an excellent 1tartln1 A,.C&.111 Birch. ltinimum at six l111t11,1 1/Cllt" Frir.....
• appn lyr, •• I Sii• ealary eompreiMmlve VEarioua duties.hF/Ufmel. maatbl ~--rime. -FW.ltlme,exper. helpful H •• Cupark aru. I M ~S D beae /lte lacludlnC xp.,lence elp u · '""' ron tM DGt oec. Nqy co rrimdtJ, uuot U.p. ....._ mdeel, denlal. lie In· Man.-Frl. N. M.8Q1 co. · ferr.1 bmefttl. A»PtY at lMO •11• 43UBE.l'M,C.M. suruce, 10 paid ~=:~~ #l =C..tr WtUlf'arsoBankoffers f\acmlia,~119u. _,. bollda11, retlremenl 21115 Blvd. aeeDeot CU'fla' polen· FMaiil, Slamu• cat, ~ .. .;DCI a pleauot ... MaH-wuted f« A MESA ... _, _., __ .._.. '"--riu
f e m a I • . ••111 t-=v ... ail61 --'--. ._ -"""'--' _,........,. · ICIOl1M~P " -..... uvu.u-u, 11 ltD!u In Carl1bad. ..~ C'Ollllll••ted bJ COD· D-M.._ _.. t 1~~~~~~~~~ 8rookllant/Tal1Mtrt. Prefer olde r, ••· ""·"-:"~":.-1ental worklna at· .--... 1 9Wlll..& For lmmt dlate con· ,_,._., ----Pie ,....._ llJaod lnv•l· · •dendal\, pleuecall« ::~~need couple, PICIW'DIR'lilt ~"'· ue coo. ._.._~op-
S!L':weDt-UAMorl•-------~~·=":~ t.a...11..oe ~.c.llMMUL
Cllri1Uan Companion,
U ...... for aem.l·LaHUd
lady, own trans. Na7I .. .....,., A,«••l•Cl.9 ,.n. bulneu. Good 116-Mll
lta,.rt••ee ~•1.Rlul . PllJ• opp. for echuce· <+ iE eo•tt:1oe, llllllltS.Mr.Ooc*. ~'"" ~1m Clar hill time. HOW .. ca:.,,.~ -
A MARINE. Doft6QuaU 5'1. Mttmloti'•~ NnPORl'B&ACH WELLS &Q.~ M/F/11
llAllONIATOI 1br •dlliDI Mop. Fut Olr1caJ. Ent17 level posl· ~I!!_ e:,-:al•c don. 'JYpe 4MI. Orowtq --l...aoce Co. ...,. o.c.
"qualltJ ~pie, 1 Airport In Newport beoeflu. pd boUd11•. lladi. Good"°· beMfi\I.
557-0045
0\-LlrE.
rtMPOllAllY l'tllSONNU SllMCIS
3723 !lrclt s...... ............
Clerk: for Interstate
Truck co. Rate ft BIW01
exper. belpfw. Typtnc"
Mlllh skills nec:tia. C. M.
-.~ml.
CUllC7 /I I
Pwt time. lJ \>11 Lo 7
All.. PH •Sat oaly. m , Pmllarino,CM. 751-4151 •
a.mKS
Part time fa lull time
... veyard. put lime 1w-
la1. Apply 7 ·Eleven
St.on, lot7 W. Baker,
C.11.
a..K/$ALIS
Individual aHd•d 4 nlctu,.... bl Laauna ,
Beach boo-• hop •
.WOlO. . ii ........... , oeHecl Mon F'ARGO "*"-ni' Lo c.re for u MOnCI mo. ~&bJ .rtrt. Pnf. BANK
Call~ MNIJO. lllDtolW't. m.M50
---IUSM>--Y---•a.tca.1 Cotlrtail Wallr.a. u •
Iii Cua lhxlcan ,._,., • ._Jee. pel'leoc.ct, alOl •kl.ft. r;:. ~::l'tUGt&1 a.-= 11.-.eaimn. .... can ~Oppor"tuntty . ...,. '* 111"1.lit .-M i f omit• .... ~ ,.
II St ApplJ ID ,_.... Ben ~ Ul5 &Ul • ll•hre•woanH ror Bron'• Beet. u tot B.alboa. _Apply dally. p1 ... 1nt Newport •lkh o.t~ 8 .__ __
~LZ•4:31MPm. de. den~. no SR. lh. • .... ,., '--· -~?Our Ml, we "9ve you read toda1'1 !~~~~-~-~~~ _.. JrWd to NY . .-..n, a..-ned Acb! If not, Mike your ahopplna a~t .ro.at.ilh. Phone )'OU"• mtetlnc ~ beat Sfil.L Idle !ttrne wttb a eMler by Ulllll the Dally
OC11T11 _..,....._... __ tn_toWn __ • ~ ru~ Cle.s1tno<t Ad. Nill'-" __.!hed Ad&:_
1SPllMon.Jl\1.641-74l\. Cocktail .......... 'Ptr. ~
""'1J,J bit,.., 'I-~ llon· .. Went Ad Reaultt IQ.MTt Frl. TG W. Beker Sl, CM
•
•• t.a~ an"'_,.' ot ~ -ll*tr teller posllloat ..._ ..._. _.....
'ltrou1hout On"'' _.._. .. .,.._ Co..nty for H,.n.et'CI •......, •• .....
•••II vldu.al1 with nice --...-i....,,. IUlt.1~==~!!!!!~=!.!~I .!~~~~_;__...:... __ a pp tar an c • ' Y!lp__., I• ,.rtonallty. tartl•• • 8111 tlt1111111 ••lttlea to HOO wttll °'*-~...,_New a .... fo.-d, 1Tq1aor
txffu.t belleflta. *""' ftit -.., Olw ..,...... llmt lie •· ................ u.. ~~~~~· ................. 'd. c.IC9" ...... wa,.. .. es-..:;;; 1-0 llr. ~. S'M tn•ttU lllllb.....,.. IA 6 ,Jt •WI CW¢1I• lu. llS W.
Itta! Estat~
INVESTMENT
COUNSELOR
0..--,. flt Cliek. 8lilaD ...,,.... x f I llJ .!~!•!!1!!!*!!•!!!;. ___ _
... '10 b _.. ~ a 8"da lalent ... U~t· o...i a.-.,._. .._
..... JI*.....,, llSlll 6 chr1e l1adlvlduel1. ty. ~. llareb
ctei. lfJIHIMI, aMlt• PNftr 881:& W/IOIH 61'1L...., .-UO-
t;)' tolfft llft ...... _....lc-1 uperleece. <lm9V ..... 't'IN1A
atUtltde, • lood In· XIDt. ~ lo DMdlc:al ltlatin. If J0'1 meet eltctronlu. Mettler •••M OMCI dlene requlremeau, and, Electroalu, 1331 S . !'lperi1ae11~.-S
want to eab.ance your Claudina St. Aubelm. ~ allilllt;r. ~
Growtna Anaheim based .wk, please •PP'1 lD m.2221. t:Y •llllunl. »key Id·
co m P a n Y s eek s peraoa al 3420 Via E tlve Secretary der, ~Y to trow
persnnable lndl vadual Oporto, Ste f4 btwn .=.for: ~M~i\1.!&::;
with California Real lC>am-4'.[m. No exper. o 1 F t i n u k f .. 1k row n1 oun a n hln:MS911. .:.state rense to work as nee. a or -e Valley company. Muat
Investment Counselor. 87St92. ba"-shorthand or •••ALOMCI Previous experience a --------• apeedwrlUn1. ekllla, •• Eqlerience Wd\al, Utbt plus but would consider COOK for eoav. lloep. well u euperb typlnt typln1. proficiency someone with above JOAll-t:JD PM full time aldlla. Need --'eeablal w1rt1urea, 10-lley by requirements & stock aper. cmly. Xlnl. Empl. .,._. touelL n..-..··-•• f broke r a 0 e or s a I es bmellb. Please apply lo and pleuant penon will· ..,,,_ ·-J or " i.... •-.. _ _...,ea vart ..... -1 8dvwemeDt. XJnl co. background to train Into ps90Q. BeYel'ty lhaor, -.., um11&1 ... .., .... beneft&a ._....__, ..-
t h Is I u c ra ti v e f I e Id . JID Vldoria, CM. rwpcmslbilillee. Call for · UllUnD&I umce.
S I I a p p 0 I 0 l m e n t C.M. Ca1l IHllle aft. c!~r~;:~~ ary S800+ m•-.:me. 11181 Ban· flam: MS -
COC*S & diller Clttle, Fountalo GeaeraJ otnce tralDee.
WAITBSSIS Valley, CA., uk for Mr. Pbone 6 t1pia1 ex·
All ahifta.fWJ II part, Black. psMDCe belplul. Group
time. t..lth • ..,,,.~ LJ. .... ' .. wla FACTOaY..., Appl.)' ln penon Tues. AAQattbmelocaUons Shop Trainee. Im · ~: UoJd'aPwlControl.
3'30So. BriatolSA medl•te openlDI for ses E. Dyer Rd. Santa
.567.-0 nebt female to nm amaU Ma.
IW .,._,_SL n-•t>oa p madune operalloo. XlDl --------luomam ...., eon co. beoeflta. Deltronlc Generalofflce TB.LEIS
~~ Braut beach Joe co !>eeks I~~~~~~~~ Co rp. Costa Mesa. <Xftce help. 4'11.r. week.
exp Tellers wat h nlt"e'· ~ C2 nl1bts) Wlll train.
appear:ince & out~oini.? OJOt ~. fWJ time, Jewels By Joaepb :
pers onal1t1es. Xlnl exper 'd. char.broil FlBERGLASS CUTTER St0-9066.
b('nef1ts & poteDt1al. seafood preparation re--15.J.Shr. Rud shop Or· --------Startinf( sal toS900 quired. Mother 's den & figure sizes of GENERALOP'FICE -
Kltcben, 1750 Coast fiberglass to be cut and Must enjoy pbaoe COD·
Hwy., La&. Bcb. 497.3730 ~ into office size t a c t • w o r k I n g screens, cut fiberglass w customers. typing &
Into specified size & dttaiJ work. Paid vaca·
shape w /fibergl.us cut-ticml. &lck pay 6 bealtb
ting machine. Must have tna. Apply M Mon-Fri. at
knowledge oC electric BardeD.5 Pest Coolrol,
saw & faberglaaa cutting 696 Randolph, C.111.
J
CASHIERS
Growin g co with
prestigious cllentele
• seeks three friendly.
--~tad!· wtdt .. C'e ...... ~·~ nnantt co or thrfn Ir ao.n ~asblerinl( backlfl'.OUnd to
lrn excltinl( 2nd Trust
Deed bus. Excellent
opPort for ~ro~1h & start
sal to $800.
SECRET ARIES
OJOt wanted. night " day
ahifta available, ask for
Ne.175--1556
Coad«' Help
ZIGGY'S A new, esciling, fast
foods healthy rood
reatawant need• p /t, ....., .... ~ "'r•t•. fir• es •~. ....... DIOJ' • ~ ..... wlmd9.
Call Ten7. Roeer' or Jelf Iba ~ 70 or eves
(hny )131· 7189
COUNTER HELP -
Salad shop. Mon-Fri.
ICM. Friendly working
conds. Anthony's Deli
Maid. 556-0670
DA T A ENTRY
OPERATOR. Must have
6mo. aper. on IBM 3142.
<er data to diskette
G r o w I n 1< r i n a n c I a I frca aource documetlll.
institution seeks attrac. Houri: lpmtolpm. XlDL
j)f'rsonable lndiv w/ mod benellta • wartdnl COlld. typing & job st.ability to Call~: m ..._
become Commercial Lending Secretary Dellv•rJ drtver, part
NB/9A/OC Airport loc. tlm9. Deatal Lab. Ideal
Exullent benefits & far-.ewiveslamatme
starting salary to SlOOO. penou. All or Pll.. -.soatt.-y.
-
machine, have 1 yr e>e· _546-5670 ___ . -----
per. H fiberclasa as· ,......,:__, ---. ti•a ......... sembler. Take ad to ~ .... ,...,... ""' "'3...-
nearest to .Employment 11111bkps, pbonea It etc.
Development Dept. Ellperlenced. Property JXllJfl--.M .... ......,...._ Newpert
lorb71;..11,.. ~~l Lee
Jlbod ......... Direc-Gsmra1
tor. ex per I e a c e ....._ .._,,__ na ,.._b ,_ ~-cau for appt. ·-~ ... ,. "''u .. Private Country Club. now hiring for Hotel
644-540( front DeU. Expenence
Full Charge BookJceepar.
Growing discount stock
brokerage in Newport
Beadl/lrvine nee<b self
starting, full cbarge
bookkeeper. Mloimum s
yean experience thru
trial balance wlth lmowled&e of fl:nanclal
st etement. Salary com·
menaurate with ex· .,..;.ce. c.all Personnel, Letterman Tramactloa
Servlce1, Inc.
(TWJ1S,UO?O.
Full or part time help
wamecl for fltneu ln·
atruct.or poaltlon. Ex·
perience preferred.
Hourly wa1e. Call
71Af1S. 7314.
In NCR 4200, I' BX
belp(ul.
Ac counting Pos ting
Clerk. Knowled1e of
CRT, some accouiiUng
s-yables & receivables.
lh. 8pcn to 2&m.
Secntary. beavy lJ'Plnt.
mme account1q be.lpful.
lh.8:JOto5.
HouMkeepi•I Potter,
part time cleaning
carpe&a, wtDdowl 6 mo¥·
tacf\ftitw..
Sec:urtty Guard. llust
have 1 yr. MC:Wtt.J eJt·
pertence or aiDtary.
IMiea ladade tnmc re·
IUla&n " patJ'oWn& ol popwt;y. lh. llldnigbt
tolem.
Pleue call ror appt.
10-73&
1.0AM TIAIMIE
Dllll&al omc. needl help.
f\&11 GI' put time. pre.
vioua ebatr·•lde exper. eaHntlal. Apply at
-•---------~'!'.!1-~~ !tteofor Gemnl. Caalnl, wvmen. ...... _._ ... , · · men, day /evaa. Will D9n'AL in Laguna Nlluel. cro train. Irvine. Call --11-1 l'reciaklDS.W. 83l·mt. ~ ~ Ml·ll030,l-UAll.
Gdader Ctaterleu
()pirator. lnl•ed H •
pmW e. Call 5tl-51t4
•1001 •,-,.s A» ....... SitataAu.
Elperienced ooty. call
Rebec 144·0910 or eo.sza
GUARDS
P\lll a part Ume. All
areas. Unlforma
rumlshed. Ates 21 or INVENTORY
OWi'. ~ weJcol:De. BkluM dept. St. John
Noty ~nee. App. lCi*a Midi a ·~· Un'lve... Proteetlcia .. flldy to OftfMe t.beb'
Service, 122S W. 5tb b&OUM laweat.wy, ID· ~ Su&.a Alla. ... ~ rwd ........
WYiew bQln t.U la 1-4 Sbotald be bJ·ll•l••I Montilll'U P'rl ~ I t /Eldlb), a~
HOITICUl.twl ty ID l*ICID: SL JollD
We ..S a mature, u-x.lta.11CZZ Dertaa., ln.
~ interior plaat I R R I G A T I 0 N auuatenance person SUPERVISOR -... •~ ol <>ranee Allllt In planniftc • de-Couety. lfn. Oexlble, silnin&lrrisauoruystem
pay commenaurate baaed oo needs of
w/exper. Call Bruce at CUllomet', v~euuoo •
S..56.119am·oooo. c I I m a t I c c o n d 1 •
HOSTISSIS Supervlle i.nst.allaUon of
Jl\dl ll part time. Will eJec.Utc It manual water·
train, over 13. Apply in lna devlca. Muat have
penon. Jolly Roger, 400 Syrs thls expu, Hav('
S. Qiesl Hwy, Laguna valid Calli. dnvers lie &
Beadl. 1ood driv101 record.
Take ad to nearest HOTB./MOTIL .Employment Denlop-Niebl audit.orlfWJ.time. ment Dept. DOT
Eqier. pref. Awl>' Mon.-G.161-010. Ad pa.id for Fri. 9-4. Bruce Smtt.b: byempk>yer. San Clemente Inn, 125 w.
_!.El:=!pl!:e~Ddt=an~,~S::.::.C~. ___ J E W r; L R Y H E L P
·Ge mologist for HOTEL/MOTEL PBX wboleulet retall co.
OPRI FRONT DESK F.quip. lab. Full time O..ERK -WANTED. t.i.a. Start unmed.. 10 Appy lloo·Ftl 9-4. San dement.e Inn 125 w. 0 c. 7l4-MB-mll
Et"8Ddlan ATe. S aa tcl'ftlUMCH a.-n •• . .... ...... * tltd.ee .
a 11 m towed tor lDllt. eo MMtlta, la·
Jlllkle'• Raaedy Ano .. tar..i amo.. c.•. can
Hrs 8·4 Tue to Fr 1 llWieaft. llem: MWIOO.
~z:uc UMDSCAPI
H 0 US E K E E P E R • SPICU.UST
L9ALllCY
1811. lltmor)', ao ~. 2 Jn UtJp-
tlon eaper. Newport C.u,r. llr. Moraao mettsm .
UQUOB Cl.DC -hll·
timl. •11dllM, Apply lo
penoo. 9.u& • 2PM.
n....Sa&. Airporter IDD
lfatel, "° pbooe c.u..
"-. t t I • tin
..... •h11, Setvidal.
6 SldPIUt. PHA/V A Home .IA:la. o-1 rib v.nc. mw.c.on daily. llaJ1C.nll-.-.. lilelp(W, t:u aat req 'cl Good t.Jp-
-llld1ll a m~ Par app't. call Nancy: 915-.,
Coll • ...._.
1-'4 t ta I I 11 Co.
AD F.qual <>PPti Co.
LOAM PIOCISSOI
Elperieaced only. Will deal wltb 2nd TD
documentatklD • .....
pac*allnl lllllt be AC·
N'llAe tnist-If. p. Good
Sabry. Call LiDda OI Bev
•:IM.-:M
Mee•••• Oper•t•r ,,....
Forprod•etlon or aualab&re lutnament Co. In Laauna
• MiCT'O ~
1314111.
MAID
Expel" pref, full lame.
Alao p /Ume. IC-afJ3D.
Maid&, apply The Inn al Lacuna. 211 N C<>Ht
Hwy, Lacuna Beub
Malnteaance penoooel
wilb cmera1 knowledce
d e*trical. phunbinc •
air OODd. Apply '° Gtl 9af N' Sad 8*i Lag
Bdl '117-4411
Mana1er1 needed .
MaUft bu9band • Wiie tam 9idt wM storage.
apt r.nUnc or motel
~aper. Wort s days a ..... wttb pod
~.Pllme.U~
MARU'B PW~
Elpar' -.... .... lo lenninc tnde. D 11 rta-
b6e.. llmt bavt pod refs
• ~YJDI record. Salary
open. Ins. bene. ..... JO.
Apply 460 Npt. Blvd.
NB. OIILDCARE. Call for We are look.inc for an ~~18'72 enersetac penoo w /IOme
lmowled&e ai exper. Ill Mature, e11t,bu11aatic
HOUSEKEEPER work· pnmJng " lawn care. TypUt-Rec-ept. wanted
Ing couple with sm dog 6 F time l.n CdM. Xlnt.. for prof. offc lD N.B.
bird seekin& a matun!, wor1dnl cond. Call lllon.· Mallt bave a.lot tnUI
l.ndepmdMl. respon ln· Frl,lam-4pm. m-22161. a.kills, buv7 ptaone.
<Iv. Bela req. Call Sally, mGmOlem-S,m
7UJ511.81:12 ....... y Matve C:HPI•. relief
H 0 us EK g E p E R I SUFIRVISOll --· • JD uaita c:lw llAMAGER -real Eral'W caner...,._. A....a.o.ta ...._ 5
bome. Lapna Nlpel. tW ..... tw11&7 fCI' Nii• dl1a per moatb, DOG·
&ILu7 ClPlll-'l'r'ansporU· b le _1euoo •I U• a • 1> a. ao .-a. WW
bprovidecl. ~ boeledP ol l•u4r)' tniL~
maddoes. StqMrTiaory llamdeeper-O>mpaata. eldlll. tatj.liqiaal abillt¥ ~ ......_ Brtt.lsb
in S.. Juu Capiltruo prefetted. 1!.QJ01 out· .L.,t.wl~ uea, offert•1 Loni· ataad1nl comp•U -.sm =·~~c::pe~ ~A~f.1Y~: lfECIJANJC -Brake.
n+oneble lady. POeition Del. troa&wl. • te.up ex·
reef• Ute bouaekeepint, MA~nMOTB. eet"· salary • comm.
coollln1. • ao'Pe •NEWPORTC'l'llDR. ~.Sa~
penonal care for lacty NEWPORT BEACH -· 1..-.alO. llUlll
w/lt.S. Ref'• de:alred. E.O.&. 11/F llZDICAL ASSIS'l'ANT·
So Coast P1aza loc Orm
aeeks aurac lndlv wllh
.,aalc typing. math &
apelllng 6 an ou\golng
oenonallty to team this
lbterestlnl. career opport
pas. Eadlletlt benefits & *1a~ AlY l660.
WE HEED A PEJISON o..ra1 oftlce poGUoa. ~ XlnL lrowth poteot,ial f"ENJOYS JIEETING ror aelf·1lartln1 ln·
117..zm.1et rtna. l~~~~~~~~I Fam 117 pr a c ti c e
Houekffper /c:leaalo1 LEAD MAN TBAJ.NEE speeiallll lo Pubion
--------. person lo do dall7 far prodllcUaa eeram.ia blml BadsClftke, pert. ftCW.lllinl, dalt.lnc, II abop. M:lllt have lead U • time ~ In. 2Yft ,._.. ....._, ma.la-perleau II epeak exper. "4-0295 btwn
• llCB'TIOMIST
-NEW PEOPLE diTidual w trapldly ex· '1DCl'S A 11UJ!NDLY pPDdiai eompeay. Good ·-A-ol .... _. --n ~Call,.._ 4-SPll.
ATll<llPllBllB 1 worlli•I eoadltlona ¥Tll&I PRIDE N w11•Uo 1fttt. 7D-W.
THEJR won • AP·
~W&-l:;'PM.~ -. -------
... •-C •-~Seatl•r llEDICAL ASSISTANT 'Y UI penoa. ua .... m -Blqler'd frcmtf'back.
PBARANCE
~amuat.Sday
•elstDdl. Salarr and tml&I open. Newport
8eadL Cs.It now for an
la\enlew. 871-5330 wll:d.YI· 5'1N e•ea. &
wbda.
w .. ve Carpets, lUIO KB. offc:.a:Jna-OB GYN offlu In hdfte SL F'V per req 'd. N1·1a a...l ' N.8...C.M. uu. Jl'u.U or
IAIMwt&I fbmeteeper/ Cool!. live-LBGALSICRrl'ARY pert-time. Sala.r7 oe»ea. YOU WIN In. mature lady for amall Npt. M. /Alrport Ana 59-IMl PUI l•I...,. l'at home. -.1107 or 2 ynliUcatlootlq)el'. re-
WU1tnill..,wt1t.art a.ima qd. Prefarrable Lo real ar-a1am.-m ~U General Maintenance eetate or bualneu lltlaa· Dl8VllS SZOO WI P9ncln. Experienced ln Houlet~r. fWJ time t Ion . 7 Ow pm , a o
MIS SB tea
Dental. c:halnide auis· Wllltrntruckdriven palnt101, drywall ID· poslUon for mature abortbaod. Xlnl. law
(; rowlnl' Sant a Ano tam. llon-'ftwrw. X·ray OpeDlaJD.tpm -.e413 stell.ttion, other related penoo for retirement ftn:a It wortint eonda It
bued company needs Uc M 'd. Salary open. .~ SZOO maintenance abilltlea lane. Good beoefita and bene. Salary comm
Dynamic morta1a1e
firm needl a mesaeacer.
Ml.Ill be reapoaslble, de·
~. have own ca.r
" tDOOd dtt rinl record. E\d1 Umt. C.0 Joanne individual with Real -.-,. WllltnaMetbanlc belpful. Wates com· aalary.Ml-87ia wteiqier. Contact Susan
Estate bactground to --------0Dealam.8pm 1185-8413 meo1urate t o ••· HOUSE MANAGERS 6 Gteenfiejd. 7H-151-8200 band le 2nd Trust Deeds. Dlalal omoe needs froot, A1fW Newcomers perience. Call 5UUDI NIGJrl' StJPDVlSORS or 2Jl.617a5 .........-.. A-.&. ~
)f oder a l e t y p In~. a.ck6ln betweea typing EmpOtHa farappt. .......,. .,.... ~
telepbo,l\e uceptlon tmuruc:e etc. Full It ~~~~~~~~ ·-------• FOllYOU'nlSHELTER Lep!Secfttat')' Da1•· Salar1 c:om· duties. l>otent,ial to 'wort part tlme. Apply at ::: -Put-dma • poealble lladlum abed Npt. Bcb. ..-..... w/apr. Call
Into Leadlnt/J!!1crow . ...._ ~Oftlce. aecntary a-.1 ft.ID..Ume.~ lawftrmil.-m,a.nln· _ ... _'Ne. _____ _
Startlnt salarx to MOO --------f!lllllNDce, ~ tn>lDI Houewh .. ·Stadeata, dMda&al wt&ta U yean llotblt'a btller' wanted
•lthralaeln80days. Dli*dlrtc.matare,rella· lldlla,meoldld1Db0f», WBllS da&Pl'l'opp&') ftallln ::r.r•~ uperte1tc:e 00 -. W'"t4. • Frl. · ';;'J;i'l .... ~~-=';,.~~ ~~CC::'~ IOOl•t• aood pa7. ~: n.C P&d:, :::tnt>ees~ Plwl~:--. -iomc. ... -for .. _. ......... : Ho .... lua'-1 S•n. ,..__ -..
---"'-...... ..., -·--...--r ,.,._ ---.. , HIGHICLDC -Part· •i.Au.a,... amall maoufactunn1 .. ,.11 a a __ ... ,__ ~ ... t a111111. tJPlal U..AIPIJID,....cm-
111 N. Coaat Hwy, firm. Plwalll WWkiDI ..... .. T.... I Dllld ...., w / lllflMloa. 1Mt wpm. Call 1IUIC7 tp. Al...._ w mt
t.tma Beadt. ... 'Jm eci-dlttODI Hd looCl *•.3!t.k·.~:~... YGD too! Put time we 'fllr4g '' 111 Htl.lhd.C.11. • ... ...._ btn•fl&t. Tapmatlc tu IMlp .. eb ott.w.
atrp,, lnJne Call 11.n. lbe.OnllrYlldlta ....Sf#appt.1.fPll ........
IJRAP'l'SPJ:R801'0ll Wl for •ppotatm.ot. JmPlw uao.M. &a,M;WAIY *-Aldee. All..,.._
SUB-DJVWON ,,._, ..... , ~A1-SI JM Good,... ol fa1. No ea.
Pl.ANNINO OSNZl\AL Hl:LP· _................. ~l ..... IOlal&alJ ~ Ptr. nee. WlU train.
Carew opportuoltJ fbr Permenenl poalllona Girl J'r1QJ -bf ·ear·pltoDH II CCTV CertlfteeUoe pro1r•m ~ •ob-dlvtlloo avlilw/ll'OWtriltoolND· CbftlUan mlAl.IUT -111tema. aoms ea,per .1 avallaMe. Apply Port pf•••s Dnlbpenon tal ftnD, ... IA C.JI., aoak. MW, deaa, laun. .....,,.. GJArfO. AH -.J MHe Conutucsnt
PlmlilADa. arclt.lt.tdurai r..ac-lell •·El Two. drJ, lbop1 :_ ,._., ,_rar_DDll..-IC"-· ----l'l'Mll'Y, ~ ~. IS70 Nswpq,ct
0r"•el•ll·tq!n••r•a1 =~~~ ='Ct~ Ralf~ IMl''ATIOM 110NewponCll't>rNB ll\ldiC.ll.~
t»Uktro .. d dt1lred. Wiil lnlD. ~1 ino u...i.,.a.•me MTA&.La . a.as M).mo ~
Onifl'e allUJa a mu.t.. HlwPoft ~ C.M. or Fer mw Cllmtnletloa la lOK rRB• JlN. rtlief, T·S It S.11. liWll bl ,.,.._ •ltlt _. ·LMDMrt·tm St ....... y 11.0.C. 'l'nl-.IWtat ~~~~~~~ XlaL nit. ol pty. Applr ~to~ •• ~ 1'n •W''•to......,la t&.UJar. Xlot. M••· O.o.M. Part 11 .. o. ·~-,,,,_ -... , ............... Clllko ....... •11 ......... al • .,.
ftent•AMec.;MOlQuil PW-... 1?".,... la ..,.,, .. tff'A• wlUa Dll ~-l>r ... Ulill 0.1,1~~!!!!!!~~~ N••Port ahd C.M • ..... ;at-....--Dl!rNll<lW1'f11t1. ,.1 ... ..,.. .•..• ~~ .... . --------~~~-
-
~JO:aDem.~
3 .
Nllnllll P tr ~t l'•no•.
LVN ellm1s DUrM, TAii· All'a N • .,_, ~ 3:111'11, P!f dtll . .ap)(, Ill .... ~ .,_,..
IPll·llPM. HoraH m~.~.
.... all lbifta. C'Al't.lftad ... .,,.
or will trala. Goqd p-1---~-----medic:allden&al ~. /t me ••e~•-rf'· _.
Plaohlp Convaleaeeat ..,._"1='·.it
Olll&er • P1apblp M . :.: ~ ..... q,o.
NBIG.aet4 "51.L: BtJI: ...... .
<rac.1.-nber. ANlatalll PURCllMllNO /llAUET =-.ac:=.~ SECRETARY · a-----~~ ,. t '• eqier M<.
Oplk:al DI U I •. Bs:per .
Pemala pref. Call
•'JGlda'•orwlmda.
Order deJir prt, amwer '*"' M•, aOIDe Rlinl, m••t bave cood
bandwrttlnc. CaH 1-S,
Pickwic k Paper ,
S.U57.
ORDER PULLER
Clotbin1 dlatrl butor
f "1me llAlnC nee. ....,
Iba •Ill train . 20S
~no. c.o.ta lie.a
PART·'IUIE SALES OR
STOCK, help aeed~
now . No esper
necesury. appl)' In
per-.111.c: ~. •u
Adams. H.8 .9.30AM·
9 lOPM wkdys or
lO·OOAlll lo 6 .00PM
.tads. All equal oppty
~
r..rni. EYm••s MaDt in edit.or lm'ftY
oanducted tn>m our of.
f>ce al u.e Oraaee Coalt Daily P1k>t S.30 9.30
Mm>l'ti. t . JIH :30 Satur·
day. GnM '°' C'OOeoDs and moonH,,...... .. pr
Hv, tnloc. ~llleo..t ..... ....,~,...
... llarUD Co., 4101
1feRert7 P1., SW 101,
N.8. Call &tie or a.U ~
-.tu.Ilk
R.E. ,.....; ... Udo
.. otnce ... aopeo-
iDIL ...,.. CJOllUlaiMkMl
spilt. A Dice place to
.n' can lfS.8110 "-· ........ a.-s.-
UcenM req8'red, llOO
mo draw venu eotn·
mllllan.· Wort .. $., lloli·
Fri, C.U OD ........ peo.
pie near OC Airport ate•. aoa or U.da. •mw
llA&. ISTATI
OllJlCI MAMA ..
~ ez:pandiq com-.
paay is seekint •n· dlviduals who possess
~ sltills ill re-
a I estate and are
lice.ed Penons we are
&oc*lDg for, Polliblf nwnactn« an office now,
arbave die~" d esire to become
m&Dalft'I. All replies
held in mid~.
Salary + boalll and in· centhe pro1ram and
otber COll.-a7 beadlta.
ReplJ tD .-,& 1M. Dally Pl!ot, P.O. Baa 1560, o.aa-..c. ...
wlr . ON LY
RPJQUIRDI ENT IS A
GOOD VOICE . Call -~·ntm..aer. s:9 PB. M1 'If tlft mw.-. •• .,...~ .. ... _, ..... c .. ,
Part ti.-be:tp needed.
Earn MOO sao per
month Please call mm 13fi3
P~DllYBS
P•au.liar w/tbe C.111 .. ...... Is Irv ....... a.
dent• or llocaaewiYes
pnl. Iowan a -I I allift 7:1111.m to U:~
or .,aflerDOOD ablft
lZ:Jtpm to S:JOpm.
St-. at O.JO br. Call
llaftatm.-..
t
WITIAN We make a prof essioaal
Olll °' "°" ii you qualify. Waft bl a cb'ftamlc at-
mmpbere and earn top
ow I 'orv Call GU1
DOW, Jimi&ed opeelap
SC5-l91
........
lllu 'rrttt •· o.o.~.v. l'r9llllkk .... ~
tJM) ..... --TYJWr
DIM Ml 1 J, ... 8'e
aecura&e ••• •••d ........ ""'8lt c...&lf. ......... ~ --------
~=!~! ••••.••••• ~
Sebwt.ma 8uclll OWMc' • ._ ..... au
Din 'IUJI lfWtlOJS .......................
CLOSBOUT. kttdaea r 1 U u, ..a 214 6 bl .... DIUl.MMnl . ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• '*!SitlND ...._ AXC. Qalms> sire. M /ll'. Pet fJ 1lilow. Pvt Pl)'.
213M7·D6S alU pm.
AXC Bettle p11p, all
WANTED
Snba ·t.ank air com·
preaaor . 851·0411 • t •
.amu. tnined, ~ kida TY ..._, !!..5!..,IOOd marks . --------1 ........ '°"
.....,........ .......fAllfsw ••••••••••MH••••••••• MAL11·~. Adonbleg Z lmlforma S15 eadL I
WffU, Male • fem . :==-~~
90a Callev.-... warn onl1 • rew times by
1..-b. i<irMt Dane mix pup ltladllll mane. 5*-5121 ICENW90D K!UOlO tt·
aeedla lmtqbame. Hu .aa~&.~~~~~~~ cewr 50 wataa per cban·
.... -~. ~ Del, ftC'llart1 MIO DOW 'IK1LTOCKU •· A&IWic Mute, 4"5 Golden Betrieftr, 5 moa. TllRlrl'SHOP g 11tb8L,C.ll. ~ abaU, 5'5-74Q2 a.Go SM.I ..... &....-.
... .........
Clu1lc 4f' St= ~.Pvt"1 «~:~
•DOIAC. 21'-30' BOATS:
611.Z mo. plans prepaid
{nm $19/mO. lnducilng
......... CX.-C\.t.om, a.. Gld. Excel leat ca:ad.
SU-WJ
'17 BSA Orig. Clean .
Complete. Sl .ooo
lm-1171
71YAMAHA
Y%2SOI
Lille new. oaly ridden 4
Umel. MLllt Mii! ~.
7Sai88 or 6'2--0138.
a.hp. lessons. 7141964·5894 RDn' 22 tl. huwy motor
lollh. Sal 9060 boDM; &IHps 6, aelf-
Cll.lllL fZS4 /W. + • m1 ~
........................
'49, Ludera 18. 25ft, vam
bull. sllp In NB ,
beautHul. S4000
5'-iOIO.
~ 5..S met.er a&oop t
Good cood. Xlal. day
Mila'. S7 /»IJ. &t0-M51
.._S.vke,P.ts
& A.ccuun.s t400 . . ..................... .
HEW
PARTS It SERVlC~
HOURS --------1 Oat.I*'& J/W/4. Claeed • 0 '; • "-toY• 8045 3 W,4.. Sprt.ni open1Dc ....................... 20' !'\ewporl·S"2 0 /8 Open 7a.m. 1il6p.m
Monday tbru Friday
CloMctSa1. It Sun . ....................... :Sn. :i4D W. 1ltJa St. C.11. G 1 u~ 90 I 0 w /lWp Xlnt ('C)C)d. Pvt
~ ~ '/i:.1 :.U 'n••; lliM. l350 or bCllt
....... Mee kding doc· dh!r. ~ ltome ODIJ I M5-8131;1C-S21DO
-------·-~ UniY. AlbJetjc Club CCJrl) ,_ t a 1050 membership. Days
....................... l104Z2L --------
JaM MSMORY ~a,nold. Xlot
oo.d. .... -llalr.e Olw:--
-···----••••• pry. S'm5 CZll I S.9'30 SADOl8AC:X
FOttD
BOAT ..
PIEYIEW
22· Cat&tana. w '\rlr. rua
ulli, r adio. depth
liiOUDder'. RDf. ouLbrd &
mucll mott' Tremen·
dous valae: S7500 Ca II
ror Laro : 714·"6 S06S
EYe5
51' awneu K.eub. 1974
F i<l. teak. aceU.. coocL
Sl 10.,000. Ownl'-.al09
23IOS. ll.atn, Santa Ana
Al tbe C«Der of W a mer
~7070
!Im MGA put.a,~.
wtre wheels. etc. D50
5152-5132
FOR SALB: All trwk
pmt.I. N9'1t" aad med R •
ballt traaamlHloo.
Cal JD A b1r. Oil ClllDd. -.lWD.
SJ $0 0 . J I Y, d J' I .... ---.:JiU---,,...---.-hg-
1 213/5H·5!9t. eYea '".. 1 t l cm •10 m.--••ro • r m. •
( .......
II' TJU. MA&Al'C. X1at eoed. Jut .......... I ClileYJ .... ,. Sport
.................... -..wJUrw .•. -~-~---.ZS TMGMIZal
IRVINE Atrro CENTER
MAJ\CH4 -6
COSTA MESA
405 AT BRISTOL ST.
RUNTING'roN CENTER
MARCH 11.a ·oo
MAflCK J.M:30. 8:00 ~RCH 1Mi~. 1:00
MARCH 20-4:)0, 1:00
MAllCH M-8:00
MARCH 1$.l:JO, 4:00, 7:30
KARCH 18-12:00. 3:30. 7:00
'•ti\)' 1l_1.., t
ROBIN S ' ..
1979TRUCK
CIE4VNCE!
• sWl bave llOllie new lt'lt trucb la stock.
Drastic reductionl !
SAVE NOW!
1= OMNEll
~-HfVRO U: T
~·4 1' I ZOO
1m1101D
.... PICI ..
va; automaUc trant., P"l"·'lteertnl. Jess tban 15,000 milea. QN651'Tl}.
$4111.
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
1060 ~Ao!BOR Bl VO
COSTA MC SA 642 0010
PORSCHES
WANTED
Allow \II the oppal'tunity
to~ the purcbale
ar tnde-ln ol J'OIU' dean Pancbe. Check with U&
TadQ!
11 x.ltl.. ori I .. color,
car al•• red. air.
All f'll CIU. ~r.
lelOlr" ...... alnL ccaod.
-.PP aM>O da,ya,
1$1-tW "91.
Wf ,., DE 4.J. hardtop, .._......._,auto trans. ........
,,..... t7JJ .......................
~3 J•n••• JT luaury
sports car. lo mi. ukinl ~,W,r. C'114)M4-G41.
Q)96-0IOI
'74 knleo, ~.000 ml. '
1pd, HW top, 14800.
SIM-U.O
...... ' 9731 .......................
miracle
mazda
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1421 IADI ST .. COSTA MBA
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=Clieeked U.S. Politics
~
power offlclala to take over the
city's job tralnini program.
Tbe three member committee
compriled ol counell members
Ruth Balley, Ron Pattin.Ion and
Ruth FlDley allo ls expected to
recommeod that the cltJ put Cl·
ty Admlntstrator Bud Bellito in
charge of dt)' employee. hired
under the Job trainlnc program.
One western director uid bis
Ff FTEllN CE TS
colleafUM may uk the coapcll
to reeons,der puWn1 the priva~
firm out ol bulineu.
The directors are: Robert
Kuhner, a Fullerton CPA; Jack
Mlller, a Newport Beach bank
vice president; Fred Floree, an
inlunmce company owner; Roy
How. purebain1 a1ent for tbe
dt)' ol HmtUnllon Beach and
Andrew Griffin.
FBI Unveil~ Soviet Double Agent
GI••••• Prospert
Rain May Stay
Through Week
BJ DAVID KUT'lMANN Of ... ~ ........... The rains came agaJn Sunday.
Like unwanted in-laws, they
may stay for the rest of the
week. = • That was the gloomy pros t
i, ered by the National Wea r
rvioe today, which said new
· clflc storms could sweep over
utbem CallfoJ1lia because of a
* * *
a,..,_ A11nlatet Prw
Rain continued to fall over
Southern California t,oday from
a Pacific storm that brought a
"twister" to Los Angeles along
with more than two inches of
rain, caused one traffic fatality
and frustrated rescue efforts to
reach the passengers of a
downed airplane.
A SS-year-old wo'11an was
killed Sunday when her car went
pat of control on the Golden
State Freeway in southern Kem
County. The car slid into the
ieenter divider and overturned
durinc a downpour, Califol'D;ia
lugbway Patrol officer Monty
kelfer said.
A paaaenaer in the car also ~as btjured, but idenUties of the
'YicUms were withheld pending
notification of next of kin, Keller
t>aid.
Downtown Los Angeles bad re-
f:
' eived 2.37 inches of rain, brio&·
ng ·the season total to _24.11
nches. That contrasts with a
pormal-to-date figure of 10.59
inches and an average for an en
Ure season of 14.5 incbea.
Los ANCelel County Sheriff's
,depuU. were still frustrated to-
fd-Y by blab winds, low vwbllity ~ meltiac mow in tbeir effort& to reaeb ..._ ,. .... atruded
or 12 boan in tbe San Gabriel
!!~~ W:: c:;!~ ainlle·
I •·we know about where the
. l (8-'APSTE&, Pap AZ>
sale ol .... per
h6ar ~ to" .... per hour. offshore was re-
ported at times at only 200 yard.a
in bra.ting seas. .
Spokesmen for Southern
California Edi1'on said the spec-
tacular lightning displays
caused no serious disruptions in
electrical service to customers.
Public Works officials in Hunt·
ington Beach, Newport Beach,
Irvine, Costa Mesa and the
South County reported few i.f any
problems from the sbowen.
In Newport, deputies from the
Harbor Patrol were called out
Sunda~ afternoon to assist a rac-
ing yacht just outside the harbor
entrance.
A patrol spokesman said the
40-foot sailboat, Vamanos, reg-
istered to Robert Wallerstreet,
called for help when it developed
eneine trouble and started tak-
ing on water.
The boat apparently had been
participating in an offshore re-
' gatta. 1be Harbor Patrol towed
the boat to the nearby Balboa
Yacht Club docks and pumped it
out.
Meanwhile, a bridge over the
Santa Ana River at Fifth Street
in Santa Ana WU cloted Sunday
night by city and C9UDlJ' officials
as a preeaudonarY inelLlure.
Offtdall teancl the 1upporta for tbe bridle may bave been
undermined beehH fast·
flowinl wamw are ea&ma away
at the bottom ol.tbe rivu, ac-cor4lna to Ray Bbo-ldl of the
coUJlty•a Environmental
llanqement Acency.
Rboeclia al9o said the sewer
ayat.em ta IOUtb Oran1e County
Clle UJN, Pao.All .. ...
As usual, the Chinese New Yea!"''s parade in San Fran-
cisco ended with this fierce dragon winding , its way
through dowptown Chinatown. The dragon is supposed to
frighten any evil spirits that might mar the new year.
Bogota Guerrillas
Hold · 36 Hostages
BOGOTA. Colombia <AP> -
Tbe next round of negotiations
between the Colombian govern-
ment and guerrillas holding the
Dominican. Republic's Embassy
will be held Tuesday, a Foreign
M inilt.ry aource 1atd today.
Tbe soveroment has proposed
that the lelt.ist guerrillas con-
tinue to bold only the 20 foreign
diplomat.a abd two Colombian of.
ficiala they seized as hostages
and let the rest of their captives
go. There was no Immediate
response from the guerrillas,
who invaded the embassy duriJli
a diplomaUc reception five days
ago.
The 29 perrlllu freed a doc·
tor a8d four wal1'n Sunday
after a tO-tnhNte nefotlaUoc
session held in a Ford panel
truck parked outside tbe em-
bassy. They released 19
hostapa Thuraday and Friday.
inclucDDI all 11 WOIMD, and are
believed .un lddiDt 38. · ·n.. eovern.ment '• proposi-tion ls that only the diplomats
and Foreign Ministry officials
who were attend.inc the JW'lY
when the embuay was taken by
aaaault should remain," a
Foreign Ministry source
reported.
The doctor released Sunday
was a guest at the reception
Wednesday and the four wsilers
were emRk>Yed by the company
catering the party.
R1111ning Clinic
Set in Huntington
The Onmse Coant;J Cbapter ot
tbe American Hept Aaloclatioo
f will bald a .. Run for We" clinic
in Bandqton Beacb T\leld.ay.
Deslpel! to teacb beOwn
tbe • ballcs ·of beaJthy rumd.q,
the· cliD1c will meet from 1 to 9
p.m . at die Joint Powen Train-
inl Center, 1.llOl Gothard Ave.
For more Information call
541·3001.
KBGSpy
Tells of
Activity
WASHINGTON <AP> -At an
unu.ual news coo.fettnce today.
the FBI presented a top-ranking
Soviet spy who be<:ame a double
agent dunng the course of his
11.year assignment to secretly
report on political trends in the
Uni t.ed Stat.es.
The agent, a colonel in the
Soviet KGB, said be was about
45 and operated under the name
of Rudolph Albert HerTmann.
He answered questions from re·
porters while appeartn1 in pro-
file behind an opaque stau
acreee db his voice dlapbled
electraakaD7 .
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He said t.bat ln lm -was able to set close to the emc.rap
of one presidential caocUdate
whom he refused to name
became be said the candidate was oever aware of his activity.
The c&osest be got to the man
was to talk to him "accidentaJ-
ly" at.the San Francisco airport
while the candidate was talking
to a group of his aides.
Homer Boynton, executive as-
sistant director of the FBI. said
the FBI believed that Herr-
mann. whose real name was
not disclosed, bad not supplied
the Soviet Union with any
classified information.
Boynton turned aside ques-
tions as to whether the FBI was
unveilinl this man as part of a·
get-tough policy with the Soviet
Union by saying the FBI thought
1t was important that the
American people be aware of
how such "illegal spies"
operated.
An "illegal spy" is one not
formally attached to an em-
b a as y or other foreign
diplomatic mi ss ion with
diplomatic cover.
Hermwm'a major functions
were aelecUni and servicing
"drop lites" for other aJenta
whom be never met. Drop sites
are locations at wbicb 1pies
leave moDe7, information, in·
structiou or equipment for
other lpMI to pick up.
Herrmann al8o participated in
an abortive effort shortly after
be antwd In tbls eountry in 1188
to abort a United States manned
space abot, which be said be t.hotlsht wu an APollo mission.
Cyclist Dies
After Crash
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Building;
No One Hurt
A Huntington Be ach bus
driver apparently escaped
serious injury today when the
Orange County Transit District
bus abe was driving skidded oo a
wet street in Santa Ana and
smacked into a building.
\ Transit District officials satd
none ol the 12 passengers aboard
the West.minster-bound bus was
injured.
Police said the bus driver.
Jeant:M>:tU Kovias, was dnving
west on 17th Street at 7 a.m.
when she braked, causing the
bus to spin oo the slick pave-
ment.
The bus then jumped tbe
center divider. sheared off a six-
incb ttte, and rammed into the
Lincoln Savings and Loan buiW·
ing at the intersectJon of Seven-
teeth and Briltol Streets.
Tbe bus caused minor damage
to the savings and loan building
as well aa a nearby block wall,
police said.
lb. Kovlas was taken to St.
Jotepb Hospital in Oranie for
treatment ol injuries to her left
le1, arm and bip.
Coast
Weatlaer
Cleartnc taGlcbt and fair
Tuelday. Lon toalabt 44
at tbe be8c.llles and 52 in·
land. m,1111 n.daJ 80 to a .
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LONDON <AP> -Ridina on record U.S. interest rates. the
dollar advanced on European foreign excbanaea today. t.old
prices dipped.
&fare £)lropean C"adlna aot UDder wa,y. however. tbe dollar
fell b9dl .,.._t UM Japanese yen ln Tokyo followlna Sunday'•
five-point jtll defeue Plan aMOUnHd by Japan'• lllnlatry ol
Finance,ud the Bank ol J apu. · •
Goad traded in 'LoadoG at '813.75 an ounce, cl9wn from tMO
Friday. Tbe Zurtcb prte. wu '632, down from MM.~Ct
Sliver wu quoted at '35 an ounce~ down frpm -.ao. It
t.radlld&SM.25ln 'ltew Yon.
ret1111e .......... A8'cetil
WASRINGTON <AP> -'!be AmericaD Telephone 6 Tele· DQb eo: ....... ••esttaatiala.for a~ lta autbortW l'ft>f· It...,.... la .... ubd U. Federal Commanlcatkml Com·
mialan ...._, lllr a 11.l perMllt lncreue iD teleDboae ntes.
Tbe aa-llle-boad r• tncNUe would cover loa1-dil· tuee and ownaa ea.Ill • well u other apedal Mnices pro-
vided by ATllr aad ,...nite·an eattmated Sl.2billlon tn addi·
UoaaJ .....a rnenDM, tbe eompany aa1c1.
Pie Wacner, ATllr's spoatesman here, said the proposal
.. : represented the Bell Syatem's first general interstate rate hike
request since 19'18 and complied with guidellnes of the Council on Wage and Price Stability.
.•Attiea '.Caper?
Tear Gas Th'Warts ,.
i~Hospi~al Takeover
>f U
·PEMBROKE t>J~. F'la.
".AAP> .-Se\'eateen r;;:eots al
8out.b ·PIPdd& a-. pltab ... 1'•• dbl~ apar'l'e4 ~ .. ,.ft~
••levision movie ••At.ttca0 ~
~'9ok over the secoad floor or
their ward but surrendered to-
day when police fired tear gas.
authonl1es said 'O
One se<:unty ofhcer received
minor injuries tn the incident,
which began late Sunday on the
ward where patients are held
under cnminal court orders,
police said.
· The patients, some armed
: with sharp metal objects and
;analleshlft clubs, slragJled out
:•Jter about a dosen tear-au
rctunds were fired Into the build-
.. ,iruc. said Broward County
Sher.lff's spokesman Oeorae
•,Q>rllua.
when be spoke to author1Ues
lhro~ a bullhorn. be said.
Tbe .laetcleDt beau 9bortb' .,...11..-.-...·111~• maybe lour to llS
everyGDe on the leeOD4 -Into it,·: c.ortiqs aald.
But the 17 patients oa the fint
noor refused to take part and
lert the building when they saw
trouble brewing, he ~aid. .
Sheriffs deputies tried to talk
the patients out of the building,
but wben that proved futile, they
fired the tear-1aa rounda.
All the men were accoun~ for by 3 a .m. today, said Corllus.
The patients were tben
transferred to another ward and
placed in separate rooms.
One aecurlty officer was
sll1bUy Injured wb.a atruck
over tbe eye during tbe
takeover, said Corllua. ,,_!"'There's talk 11olng aroGlld
,,lbat some were wat.c:bing the TV
..aow •Attica' lut nllht about ate prison rtot," (?orlh• -aatd. ~Th•r• h•d been a dispute Surf Batters earlier ln tbe day about a radio
•laelnt taken away ·or threatened
•to be taken away ror sartty Scuba 01·ver ·.-uom becau.e it bad an an-.. ~tenna.
:,, "I UDdenaand 10me patieats
:wen mad at that."
Tb& Fort Lauderdale News
·quoted one boepltal •mployee,
not iden:Wied, u aa.ytaa patients
in the ward had watched the
movie, wblcb portrayed the
takeover and result1D1.1le1e at ~ .
New York State prilon 1n the
early un0s.
Corllua said the men took no
host.ales and made no demands.
However, one man complained
about conditions at the hospital
SAN DIEGO CAP> -A ~year.
old scuba diver knocked un·
conscious by a beavy surf wu re-
coverinl today from a battertna onrocb.
Paramedics in a two-hour
rescue operation Sunday toot Val
Dene Sl:rattfrom a reef In La Jolla
Cove.
The breakers were four or live
feet high when tbe Redondo
Beach woman entered the water
with a dozen other members of a
Los Angeles areaacuba club.
NB Matt .
Beldin
... ..
A N ........ 9IMtl •• ,._ cba,.. ol 11Awt. bura.larr uc1
Ulqal ftnarma UH .,.... fat al·
l•t•dly atlacked •• t•· alrlf•l•••·· , .... ~1rr&oaded
hJIDMlflmlWibatNlicleite&. oa.. ~ M, WM &aa. into
cu1tody &;day momln1 after
memben ol UM N•wPort 8eecb
Poltce O.par&meal'• SWAT
<Special Wt9POM and Tadkl>
Team aurrouoded hll bome at 2uo,.....St.
Pollcem ... find tear IU lDto
tbe houH befca ICDrmJ.Dr-k and tald.q the UDC!ODldoQI IUIPIC\
lnto cmt.odJ. He waa tlUted for
tear IH iJlbalatioD at Hoa1
Memorial lbpttal Ud tamed
over to Santa Au police for
Mok~ in ~ with the allet assault that occurred
several hours earlier.
Lt. Don Chandler said the
n ine-man team found two loaded
pistols ln the residence aloog
with three other suns -a pistol.
a r ifle and shot1uo -that weren't loaded.
Accordiq to police. FNer ~
broken into the Santa Alla •rt-
ment of Linda Dom. •· IJe ·a1.
le1ed.ly pllliol-wblpped ber with
one of the loaded handguns later
found at bis home.
The woman was treated for
face and scalp laceraUoas at
M..-ey Gmeral Hospital ud re-
leued.
Seate AAa poUce alerted
Nnpoit Buds pollee wbO tried UDI~ to cob&ect ...... b1te•t:-·
TM AT ..... ·-e:aDld Co tM We.t Necpult ..._at abeat
I a.m. ad atormed t.be boule·
aft.erpepperinslt wttll teu.U.
E'._PafleAJ
'IWISTER ...
1"1'11 Memories
~oger Davis displays some or the Japanese swords and
other Items from his Wot'ld War U collection. Davis was
one of those on band this weekend for the Costa Mesa His -
torical Society's observance of the 38th anniversary of
the establishment of the Santa Ana Army Air Base. The
base, wtiidl opened ln February. UM2, covered almost
1,300 acres of what is oow central Costa Mesa. Historical
soclet.Y baa a lub poup known as ~ Santa Ana Army
Air B11M Wing wbleb baa a membership of more than SO
local history buffs. -
LONDON CAP) -Dall, the elephant wbo hadn't budged frotn
her stall ror l 'i".t yean, ls finally doing 1t. But she only edu
backward.
"We're absolutely delighted," said Roger Wheat.er. director of
the Edinburgh Zoo ln Scotland where Dall bas been dallymg.
What moved the 12-year-0&d African elephant at last!
plane Is." said sheriff's Lt.
Thomas Terrell. "But the tem·
perature is about 28 to 30
degrees, and our land parties
kee p falling lnto snowdrfits 20 to 2S feet deep." AU EVIDENCE POINTS TO THE death of ber neighbor. Sal
Terrell said pilot Birchard ~· t.be world's largest female Indian elephant Ln captivity She
Ford, 64, bis, wile Geraldine, 60, ·~Feb. 12 of old age after 40 years as the chief attracuon at th~
and Mrs. Ford's mother, zoo. Charlotte Coppeldick 78, all or Sally and Dall bad Uved lo adjacent stalls since 1J76. when
Ramona, took otf tro'm WUJ1am Dall arrived in th~ Scotti.sh capital From the beg1nrun1. Dah was
Fox Airport In Lane~~ terrified of venturtnc out into the yard. She st.tyed in her 25-by-20· l:IOO.m.~andweli(~ , ... foot:tr·~~ort.rwnpe&IQl~l;_S..•feed· abouU.S;;fl ~ • ·,;JllS ~JllP4.~;--Mfely •P"Mnd. · t U. cd.l·lib The tml. bad no efoaure: . . . -·-;r-
wlnter DO blankets 00 Nothing the frustrated molreepers couJd do would t"ajole Dah ~ ..s • to leave ti. aeeartty of ber ltall
,,be ••Ir and 1' ,. "' m~ -,1ifll~fii;liii1•111, cleaup ._..., dlaln t PmDAY • .._,ll'll&R TBa&E 1111 Dali
of storms waa atUJ aolng on took a walk tbroagb the ylll"CI for the flriit:GM:·'ltiiialO ••
when the latest tempest socked stunned. Southern California. She went out again Saturday and Sunday. staying in the yard
Near downtown Los Angeles for longer and tonier periods
no Injuries were reported alte; "On Sunday she was In and out of her st.au au day." joumalJst
high winds swept through the Nick Radcliffe reported. "But 5he only exits backwards so she can
area at about 7 p.m. Sunday, but still keep a watch on the Ul51de of her stall. Maybe she's forgoU.en
damages were estimated at how.~ co.me out forward.
Sl0,000. according to Los She• calm~ down cooaiderably. Before she was really
Angeles Fire Department almost paranoid.
spokesman Nick Chapfield.
''I know tt'• unuaual," be la.id.
'•But a twister toud>ed down and
knocked over power lines,·
billboards and trees, twisted
awDlnp and broke windows.''
He aald I.be twister luted oaly
a few miDutea. Six buaineues
and two homes were damaged. beaald.
Aatholitiee alto rwported seat·
tered road clo.:;g• Su.aday
nlcbt due to rock mudslides
and fioodlnt tlarot11bout Los An1eles County. ,
Floodwaters w•ri alto said to
be erodlna roads iD Laurel and
M andevllle caayona la Loa
Anaelea .• Roada in lla.WN and
Topanga Can1oa r•mained
closed following damage from
nine stralgbt days of ralnstorms-
ln February.
The Paclflc Coast Wpway
was opened alter road crews
cleared debria from a rock and
mudslide Saturday nlsht that
covered the road from Malibu to
the Pactllc Pall.sades.
Elsewhere, the CHP urged
motortata to use cauUoa aloag
Interstate 5 because of minor noodln&.
'"SllB 18 WELL AW AU OF TllE fact that Sally is no fGaler
tbere,'' Hid Wheater ... We wen a wee blt reluctant &o aay
an)'lblns when abe lint came out ol tbe compound. But DO• we are
prepared to say that tbe problem Is over."
W'bellter' diaeoua.ted tbe tbeory that Dall wu ahJd of Salll
became perhape a IDdian elephant and u Africa eJe,uaa can t
1et U:Jq. More llkelJ, be aalc( Dall wu atrmd to u..,.. cm twf
the older elepbailt bad made ber own lone belon !Ml ant"9d.
Lut IDODlh. the tabloid Daily 111.rror aablt b mlltto. of
readers to •uaeat bow to cet tbe recluse out of be.r stall. 1'be anawen raDlf,ll4 from.a bot potato \mder bertafUo a "disb>'" male
e1epbant.
1'BEATE& WAS WAITING FO& IPUNG and tMnkfn1 about
uain1 a wiDcb to tr)' to ba\Q ber out, ti OD!¥ to live bu stall a Sood
cleaaJai. Now be aaya be'• aure abe will crow more conftdent with
each day and spend more and more time outdoors. ·
PLans to replace SaU, with another elepbut have been
seraPDed -at leut for now -so Dall wtil bave the yard all to herself.
DAILY PllOl 'Fly or Fey'
,·Fowht FWck for First Flyoff
SAN JOSE <AP> -It was fly or fry for flocks of
fowl as some 100 chickens f oupt for victory in tbe
community'• fint chicken race.
The event. QOOIOred by a local radio station,
drew more than ·soo apectaton at the Santa Clara
County fair~ u tbe cbldtena battled to break
the world rec<>rd of 2t7 feet, ~ lncbes Ht in um by
'.'Kina FleWk,'' aq Oblo chiclcai Under the rulel of tbe race -sPoQlbred by lta· tlon KOii"£ -Ull cbicbna ar. pl.Aced ln a rurat· ~tyle mailbox on a 1tand. whlob bad no front or back.
The ~t'• owner uaed a tollet phmrer to prod it out tbe otller end.
Tbe ..._.for belt over.U llY In Ibo lllh~ catepy wa Marso. owned by Matk DUval.
Mid flew 12 feet,;I lACbel. n.:.!fwr1·etrort
.. ~ l>U•al • ta Pr1le money a IC>ldeD dale ~· . .
Santa ctmw HiiD• ~ G•aral lln• .... lleU)' nwuu iiDid ill; 9;.iF'•bufmW• "911a 1
It •'ptaeai Unduit .-..S tn8iDa • tbl elll1l•
for DO purpoee Ueepl to bplolt die ldWlli. ''
. ..
,.
' -....... ,. l
twomlll~' ~ d-···:1·· mH4u..,aU •• not htlr.., ··loll lmat ·when ~~·: &rl~..... e her
•• t&e GI Allan Stok e, attorney tor J'lafd Allen
Brown, Sf. of N9'rPOltt Beach. wtto wU.b RonnJe •cou
AauhTe, II.. Of J'Otld11k,ftlley,
faca daatpl of ... ,..,,,. with
iDt.elrt to commit a f.ioily. A~~-tbe cbarpa 1M1aa ·I• •••tftpal
court Jn La~a J'lpel Jaat
week. 1be ~-to "Ollttntte llareJa 25 •o d•tnmlne wbether U. mea _.face trlat
in k""°" c.ourt. Pl'OleCUtor MUe Westra u-
serted durln& the bearlq that
Brown and Agutrre Identified
themselves at the Smith home
as Newport 8eacb poUc~.
Mrs. Smith wu not. home but
off-dut)' Los Angeles police Of.
ficer Jobo Maroney was inside
the house. He called Laguna
Beach police.
Stokke .. setted that Brown
and AeuJrre were looldn1 for a
post-Halloween costume party
at 3:45 a.m. at the home of a
maa of Arab descent known as
"Prince Turtey."
Joe Upehim, a security guard
in tbe private community,
tesWlecl that be obMrved the
two del~t.a cndaiQI Uae erea
lD a $W Bear~ al.do.
IAWally. &Jae pair ol ~
Parbsoen wv• bekl for lm· penoo.Uaa pollc:amea. Bul the
cbar1es were later changed to
attempWJd buralary with iatent to commit kidnap, Calae im-
prlloo+•..,t, robbely or uaault,
cou.rt records indicate.
Lapaa Beach reported that a
ptatoJ. handcuffs, a roll of.tape
.and a badge from a pouce lleut.en-
anl 's hat were found near the
Smith home.
The· prosecution has also charged Brov.'ll , an ex.felon they
'J Y. -.1th illegal possession of a
firearm.
Lagwia Beach police turned
the two men over to Orange
< 'ounty Shcnrf's depuues alter
the predawn mc1dent of Nov. 3.
l:.merald Bay ls located out
'Ide the Laguna Beach city
llm1ta in unincorporated county
land.
Brown and Al'ufrre have T>een r~ leased on the Ir own re·
co1nu.ance peodm1 lbe outcome
or ~· ~~~nary tie.no. to u tbe:J'..W stand trial. • ,
f'roaaP~Al
RAIN ••.
c;un•1ved the storm ii\ good coo-
dtuon.
Only a 2.75-mile stretch of
beach from Doheny State Beach
1n Dana Point to Capistrano
Beach was reported closed to-
day after floods previously
cauaed untreated sewage to spill
1ntothearea.
Onep H.iabway ln San Juan Capistrano was reported open
this mornUll aft.er belng closed
SundQ from floodtn& .
The southbound lanes of
l...aguo.a Canyoo RoadJeadrng to
LaJua Seacb were cloecd by
off1dals t.hia morning due to
m udalldes. The northbound lanH remained open.
Pacllic Co&sl Highway at
Palisades ln San Clemente a1ao
• was closed because of slide ac-tivity.
·AL'S GARAGE
M FASHtON tSlANO
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) W-1030
t \ • . ,.
j • c
~
7
.,
•Ud ....... paU..U .... held
uader eriJDtnal eourt ores.rs,
poll"N.ld •
The patient•. 1omt armed wttb .aiaa-p metal obJfftl and
makablft chaba. 1tra11l.ct out •her about a doaen tear·sat rouadl were flNd Into the bulJd.
l111, Hid Bro•ard County
Sheriff'• 1pokeam1n Geor1e
Coru ...
"There'• talk 10101 around
Uaat eome w.sre watcbinl tbe TV
abow 'A.We•' lut nlalit. about tb• jrtiiDq riot," Corllua .. id.
''Tbtre had been a dllpUte
earn., ln tM day about a radio
beiDf tabn away or threatemd
to I>• taken away for aa/ety
reuou because 1t bad an u -teaa.. ''I understand 10me patient.I
were mid at that."
Th& Fort Lauderdale New9
quoted one bolpttal employee,
not ideDtified. u 1a)'in1 pat1ent.a
ln tbe ward hJd watched tbe
mo•le. wbicb portrayed the
tak.eonr and resulUD1 siep at a
New York SUlte prlJoa in the
early lWJOI.
CorU .. laid the men took no
holta1ea and made no demandl. However. one man complained
about emdltioal at the bospttal
wben be 1PGk.e to authorities
lhroueb a bUllborn, i.e·aaid.
The incident began shortly
after 11 p.m. wben "a nucleua of
maybe four to six guy1 drew
everyone on the second floor into
Lt," Corti'--aaid.
But the 11 patient.I on the nm
. Ooor refused to take part and
left the buildint when Ibey saw
llouble brewin&, be said.
5berUrs deputies tried to talk
the patients out of the build.ina,
FIFTEEN CENTS
but when that proved futile, they ,
fired the tear·gaa rounds.
AU the men were accO\m~
for by 3 a.m. today, said Corllua.
The patients were then
transferred to another ward and
placed in separate rooms .
One security officer was
sli&htly injured when struck
over the eye durine the
takeover. said Corlius.
i FBI Unveils· 'Soviet Double ·Agent
iRain May Stay
:Through Week
By DA V1D KUTZ MANN
Ol Ille Delly ~II« Si.ff
The rains came again Sunday.
Like unwanted in·laws, they
may stay for the rest of the
eek.
That was the gloomy prospect
fered by the National Weather
rvice today, which said new
actne storms could sweep over
utbem California because of a
* * *
By Tlae AsMelated ~
Rain continued to fall over
Southern California today from
a Pacific storm that brought a·
.. twister" to Los Angeles along
with more than two inches of
rain, caused one traffic fatality
and frustrated rescue efforts to
teach the passengers or a
¥wned airplane.
I A 55-year·old woman was
tlled Sunday when her car went
t of control on the Golden
late Freeway In southern Kem
¢ounty. 'lbe car slid into the c'nter divider and overturned !ring a downpour, California
ghway Patrol officer Monty
eiferuid.
A paaaenger in the car alao
88 injured, but identities or the ~tilna were withheld pending
tlftcation of next of kin, Keifer
d.
Downtown Los Angeles bad re·
ved 2.37 inches of rain, bring·
g the season total to 24.11
cbea. That eontrasts with a
rmaJ·to.date figure of 10.59
ebes and an average for an en
H8IOll of 14.5 inches.
Loa .An«elea County Sheriff's
putles were still frustrated to-
'!by hiSh wind.a, low viaibWty meltior mow tn their efforta recb a.me. pu'IODS at.ruded
r U boun in tbe San Gabriel
ouotai• .wbere their single·
liae plane went down.
"We know about where the
<See TWIS'tD, Pace AZ>
* * * Aid
nter Set
1 t'or Cl~sore
low pressure system hovering
off coast.
A forecaster said shower ac·
tivi(y could continue sporadical·
l y through Thursday if
meteorological conditions re·
main unchanged.
The latest storm to pelt water·
weary Southern Californians
began Sunday afternoon and in·
eluded plenty or thunder and
Hghlnin.J., tbrou&h the nlcht and early .
'tlie 1tonn'1 I, however.
....... tlula Mic;.~·.. Mid
damase wu mtnlmal from r.tna
that. u to 1,9 Jncbea of
m 1Pit97
were :ct:' to un NMhed aai. -of .0 mU. per hour wttb gusts to '5 mllel per
hour .. Vlaiblllty offshore wu re·
ported M times at only 200 yards
in bnakiog seas.
Spokesmen for Southern
California Edison said the spec.
tacular lightning dis plays
caused no serious disruptions in
electrical service to customers.
Public Works officials in Hunt·
ington Beach. Newport Beach,
Irvine. Costa Mesa and the
South County reported few if any
problems from the showers.
In Newport, deputies from the
Harbor Patrol were called out
Sunday· afternoon to assist a rac·
Ing yach\. just outside the harbor
~ntrance.
A patrol spokesman said the
40·foot sailboat, Vamanos, reg·
jstered to Robert Wallent.reet,
called for help when it developed
engine trouble and started tak-
ing on water.
The boat apparenUy had been
participating in an offshore re·
gatta. The Harbor Patrol towed
the boat to the nearby Balboa
Yacht Club docks and pumped It
out.
Meanwhile, a bridge over the
Santa Ana River at Fifth Street
in Santa Ana was cloeed Sunday
night by ctt.y and counb' offtctab
as a precautionary meuure.
OlflciU fund the 1upporta
for the brldft qiay baYe been
underml11ed b ecause fast·
fiowmc waters are ~ away
at the bottom ol tbl ttver, ac·
cording to Ray Rboada of the
county's Eovlronm.ental
Manaaement. A1ency. RboMI a1ao 1aid the sewer
ayit.em la IOUth Orange County
(Me MIN, Pate A2)
As usual, the Chinese New Year's parade in San Fran·
cisco ended with this fierce dragon winding its way
through downtown Chinatown. The dragon is supposed to
frighten any evil spirits that might mar the new year.
Irvine Mulls Need
For School Housing
Trustees of the Irvine Unified
School District, faced with COD·
structioo delays in t,he opening
of several new schools, will con·
sider allemaUves tonight for
s tudents who would have at·
tended those campuses in the
fall 1980.
The board, which meets at
7: 30 p.m. at Lakeside Middle
School, 3 .Lemongrasa, must
figure out a way to house stu·
dents who were bound for new
schools such as Northwood II
EJementary School and
Northwood Middle School.
Officlala aald it 11 unlikely
those campusea will be complet·
ed .by the fall.
Nordawoo4 ll lln't •npeet.ed to
open until Jan•ary 1981 and
Northwood lllddle in February,
1981. w oodbridae Rip School will
only be ball complet6 by the fall,
but school offtcWI llid aome of
the fadlltlea would be available. v artoua options the board will
conalder tonllbt include uainl
rented acbool facili\ies in Tustin
to house student.I who would
have gone to Northwood Middle
and Northwood II a~bools.
The lrYtDe district rents the C.
E. Utt Sebool from the Tus·
Un school district. Utt is a
former jlmior high school cto.ed
down aeveral years ago.
The Irvine trust.ea must JUI·
gle student enrollments each
year because new schools fre·
quenlly are opentn1. Irvine la
Ora.nae County'• fastest growing
community.
14 Found Shot
SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador
<AP> -Fou..rteea men ..,..
found abot t4 death ln ud
aroud San Salvador, and police
aaid tbe vlcttma appeared to be
worken between ao and 35 yean
old. None of El SalHdor'• left·
wlnt or riabt·wlal extremilt
1roap1 claimed reaponaiblllt.J
for the ld1Hn11.
KBG Sp y
T e lls of
Act ivit y
WASHINGTON (AP ) -At an
unusual news conference today,
the FBI presented a lop·ranklng
Soviet spy who became a double
agent during the course of his
ll·year assignment to secretly
report on pobtical trends 10 the
United States.
The agent, a colonel 1n tbe
Soviet KGB. said he waa about
45 and operated under the name
of Rudolph Albel't Herrmann.
He anaweftd questiom from re·
port.en while appe.a.rin1 in pro.
file behind an opaque alas•
acreeo wttb h1I voice d1apiMd
eleetronieal'7.
..... -operated .. -U-Je1a1 l..tdent poaiq u a free--
1 ance hotograpber livi.nc ua , M.Y •• oe&eW. New ........ ,. .. .,.
l iiliiliiiiiii w to ......... J Wini ..,.,..doe, eat m.iJlt.arJ ....
He laid that iD 1t7I he .,_
able to pt cloee to the eatourqe
ol one presidential candidate
whom he refused to name
because be said the cancbdate
was never aware or bis activity.
The clolest be got to the man
was to talk to him "accidental·
ly" at the San Francisco airport
while the candidate was talking
to a group of hls &.1des .
Homer Boynton. executive as·
slstant direetor of the FBI. said
the FBI believed that Herr·
mann. whose real name was
not disclosed. had not supplied
the Soviet Union with any
classified information.
Boynton turned aside ques ·
tiqns aa to whether the FBI was
unveiling this man as part ol a
get·tough policy with the Soviet
Union by saying the FBI thought
it was important that the
American people be aware of
bow such "illegal s pies"
operated.
AD "illegal spy" is one not
formally aUacbed to an em·
ba11y or other foreign
diplomatic mission with
diplomatic cover.
Herrmann's major functions
were aelecllna and servicing
"drop altes" for other qents
whom be never met. Drop sites
are locations at which spies
leave money, information, in·
1tructlon1 or equipment for
other .pea to pick up.
Herrmann alto partielpat.ed in
an abortive effort shortly after
be arrived in W. country in 1911
to abort a United Sta.let manned
apace abot, which he llid be
tbo&l-. WU an Apollo miuloa.
He received a ndlo mesaace
from KGB beadquart.en in the
Soviet Union fumisbln1 blm
with U.. tat ol an anonymom
letter tbllt be Mttt from tlanta
to u .s. ntbortti• a11eatn1 um the lpliC8 vehicle ~ baft been
aabcJtaaed. Bemnan compered hll wort
lo p art to tb• actl•ltlu of
normal Amerie&D' polltlc.al n-
Porten. W be aald II• bed
( ............. Al)
-~----GRANTED ASYLUM
Double Aoent Hemn•nn
NB Diner
Shot; Mesa
Man Jailed
A Newport Beach man re·
mained in cntical condition lo·
day In Costa Mesa Memorial
Hospital after being shot in the
abdomen and the head early
Sunday behind Charlie's Chili
Restaurant ln Costa Mesa.
M icbael Kell y Spies. 24. of
1908 E. BaJboa Blvd. is m the in·
tensive care unit of the hospital.
Michael David Gherardi. 20, of
2336 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa,
was arrested on suspicion of as·
s ault with intent to commit
murder and assault with a dead·
ly ,._.eapon. Gherardj w~ in jail
today.
The I a .m confrontation
began wbeo a brick was thrown
through the · restaurant's win-
dow, police s aid. The brick
landed near a table where Spies
and a friend. who police declined
to identify. were eating.
"Spies went into a parking lot
behind the restaurant to find the
penoo who threw the brick," Lt.
Jack Calnon said. "He found
Gherardi.
"Tbe two men gol into a fist
fi1ht and Gherardi pulled bis
gun."
Gherardi turned himself in to
lbe police within hours of the
shoot.inc, Calnoo said.
Coast
Weath e r
ClMftnc t.ooitbt and fair
TueadQ. Lows tonl&ht 44
at the beeches and 52 in·
land. Bl8bl Tuesd8y 80 to as.
.. 1
EURKKA (A?> -Aa ..,._,:cit.cl the ~ tNlt of
Callfonla IOCta1• but.,_, 'l.JI ·0. ....... wu W liOlt
1leep. • "We dldn•t IMa 1l a..N:• Hid DoriUly WlWa•• .._ ....
Leber'°" the~ ..... ~t. • -:..--' The quake .......... U • tM &kMtr aeale • wu ~ ered ln UM Paeilh ~ .__ • ..._ IOUtb..t-• ...... ~
eordln& to U-.S. ~lociHI Survey report.a from itl NaUonal
Earthquake lnform1t.toa1I Senke at Oolaen. Colo.
D91J.ir 0,,... llt.efl
LONDON <AP) -Ridlnl on record U.S. inteJ'elt rates, the
dollar advanced on Eu~ui forelp er.chant• tod•y. Crold
prices dipped. Before European t.radln.r 1ot under way.however. the dollar
fell back a1ainlt the Japaneee yea in Tol,O foUowtna Sunaay's
five-point yen defeme flan announced by Japu'a Minilt.ry of
Finance and the Banko Japan. Gold traded in London at '832.50 an ounce, down from $640
Friday. The Zurich pric&wu $832. down from $634.50.
Silver was quoied at S35 an ounce, down from $35.50. It
traded at S.15.20 ln New York. .
Sltei• KHI l"atlaer, .... 111er
SANTA MONICA (AP) -A 24·year-old man ahol and kllJed
his S-year-old cta._i.tet and then committed suicide today in an
apparent fit ol depression over the possibility that his injured
leg ma,bt be llJDPlllated, pol.lee saJd.
Victor AnthollJ Bryant and bis daupter Toebneisb.a were
pronoc.mced dad at the Paclt\c Shore Hotel on Oeean Boulevard
overloclt:iq Santa Mon.Lea Bay. Sole survivor ot the abooting Incident was Bryant's 22·year-
old com_mon,law wife, Judy Snulh, who is the child's mother.
She fled the family's hotel suite screaming when she awoke and
saw Bryant gunning down tbe child in the bathroom.
,....,rage Al
. RAIN MAY CONTINUE. • •
s urvived the storm in good con·
di lion. Only a 2.75·mile stretch or
-Oeach from Doheny State &oach
in Dana Point lo Capislra110
BNc·h was reported closed to·
<toy afte r floods pre~loOIJly
<11used untreated se~age lo spm
into the area. t!i~;,==
• rmday from flood':!' • , ·· ,. '.'} ,.., The soutbboua la.nea ;pf
Laguna Canyon Road lee.dinl to
. Laguna Beach were c losed by
orricials this morning due lo
mudslides The no rthbound
lanes remained open
Pacific Coast Highway at
Palisades an San Clemente also
was closed because or slide ac·
Uvity.
Rain£all figures from this
tateal storm cootlnued to swell ~ . ·-"" : .already bloateCl ae.-on '9-·· a:, San Clemente resident. Bath
1• .Atkins told rUce the aluminum
patio roo ln back of .her
., ;doWOloW\l ~me W ... 1trqek W a
ligh\lling bOlt at. about 2 a.m . ~
~Y~ But San Clem•t.e fl.n Capt. n• Bill B\mdy aaJd tbe pat» tool ~ .. was probably destroyed by b1ab
• .tinnda .. 'lbere w._ noftr6andHWe ~ :~vldence to 1u11e1t Htbl·
nine damage. be iaid. ..
~ :iSqoatters' Riot
''.' AMSTERDAM, NeUJerlands
<AP> -ruoUng brob out ln the
Dutch capital today aft.er more
than 1,000 policemen leveled
barricades put up by squatters
in a section of the city near
Amsterdam's famed concert
hall. the Concertgebouw. TJ;ae
squatters, many of them stu-
dents unable to afford coetly
housing in the city, demanded a
greater government effort to al·
le viate a severe housing
shortage.
ORANOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
~ .....
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Workmen had to r e move
debris from the patio roof that
flew up onto telephone wires
above the house at 525 Avenida
Victoria. No one was hurt.
Elaewhere in San Clemente,
there were no other reports of
damage caused by weather. No
major flooding or landslides
were reported.
m • 11· a a~•• "· • • ;::m Jllit. ayealdl.lf....._ol ~Hun~ Beach~ a, tay.
bringing the seuoa total lbeTe
to 19.19 inches. Last 1ear at th1a
tirne, 13.64 inchee bad been re·
eorded.
In Costa Mesa, the storm
dropped 1.10 inches of ratn,
bringin& the season total to 14.90
inches. Last year at this time,
12.33inchesbadfallen.
* * * F,....P-.eAJ
'IWISTER •.•
.ooor~ Cht Al· C ,,.. Ml\ ,...... !'9f ...... ...
......... &bl Cotom ... ~ ~qp ~ .. ~ The~t"llu9fOPQNCI .Jii~iii:~~3~~~
that the Wlltt peml1-~·
Oaue '° boN cm1Y U>e • ~
cUplomm ... '" ODtD•• ol· • netall tbily .... u hc:llUC• and 8-tbe nit ot tbelr c~"'
tO. There WU no lm•eillate
tell*'N hm UM perrlllu.
who Invaded UMl embul1 dUriaa
a dlplomatlc reffPtJoo ftve ell.ya
afO.
The • perrillu freed • doe': tor and four watten Sunday
after a 90-adoute nel'oUattni se11io0 held ln a Ford panel
truck parked outside the em-
b a 1 1 y . Tbey releas ed 19
boataaea ThW'SdaY and Friday.
including all 15 women, and are
belleved still holding 36.
''The g9vernment's propos1·
Uon i5 that only the diplomats
and Forelsn Minlstry 1)fftdala
who were attending tbe party
when the embasay was taken by
auault s hould remain," a
Fore i g n Ministry s ource
reported. . The 36 remaining hostages In-
cluded U.S. Ambassador Diego
C. Aaencio ud 1A other am·
ba11adora or actins a.m ·
b11aadora, five other foreip
diplomat.I. two Colombian pro-
tocol ofllcera, a pbotogrepber
and a reporter for a Colomlllan
diplomatic ma1a1lne .
employees of tbe Dominican
Embaaay and others.
''SHE IS WELL A WAaE OF THE fact thal Sally is no longer
there," said Wheater. "We were a wee bit reluctant to say
anytbiog when •be flnt came out ol tbe compound. But now we are prepand to sa,y tbat the problem la over.••
Wheater discounted the theory that D.U WU afrakt ~Sally
because perhaps an Indian elephant and an Afrtean elephant can't
get along. More likely. he said, Dali was afraid to trespass on turf
. tbe older elephant bad made her own loq before Dall antvecl.
Last mo9th. I.be tabloid Dally Mirror aaked lta millions ot
readers to suuest bow to aet the r~luae out of her stall The
anawera raDled from a bot potato under her tail to a "diaby" male
elephaoL .
WBEATEa WAS W.unNG FO• SPaJNG llDd UUkina aboat
uain1 a wlncb to try to baul her out. lf ODly to gift.,._ stall a 9l'Od
cleanlng. Now be aay1 be'1 aure abe will pvw more coafldent wttb
each d4y and apend mon and more Ume outdoors.
Plana to rept.ce Sall.J with another elephant have been
scrapped -at leaat for now -so Dali will have the yard all to
herself.
A-~--l*a chat!lel ill C .....,.Ind
Ulepl fl....m. • aa.:-.al·
l •l•d lf aUri_llli •x ·
1lrUrtend, ti••• ri{iMed btmNlf....... I
Olm rr.r:-~ .. ,.._ *8to
cuatody 8uaidlY otorDl:lill'" after
membin ol the-'NeW'POd luch
Pollce Depart•ent•a IWAT
(Special Weapodll 8°' Tactka)
Team tWTOUDded b1a a... at
2U()nqest. .. ""
Pollcemaen Ored tear .. Into
the boule before st.ormJnl It &Dd
t.akio1 tbe u.nt4lldDul •Ull*l Into cuatody. He ._.. treated for
tear gaa tnb~on at Hoaa
Memorial ffol&Jttal and tuned
over to ~ Au police for
booklna la conDldSon Wida the alleged assault that occuned
several houri earlier.
LA. Don Cb9"dler salct the
nlne·man team found two loaded
pl1tola in the reslden« along
with three other runs -a pistol,
a rifle and 1botgun -that
weren't loaded.
According lo polfce. Freer had
broken ln1o the Santa Ana ~rt·
menl of Unda Dom, 26. ~ al-leg~Jy s"stol•whined ber with
one o( the loaded handguns later
found at his home.
Tbe woman was treated for
face and scalp lacerations at
Mercy General Hospti.aJ and re-
leased.
S anta Ana police alerted
Newport Beach police who tried unau~fully to contact Preer
by telephone.
Tbe SW AT team wu eaUed lo
the West Newport bome at about
· 8 a. m. and stormed the house
aftu peppering it with tear 1 ... The doctor released Sanday
was a guest at the rueption
Wednesday and the four waiters
were employed by the company
catering the party. An American
Embuay official present at the
releue said the guerrillas let
lhem go because they were not
pollllcally valuable and gol
nothing in exchange for them
. . S Cyclist Dies Peace Activists tage After Crash
''They'll keep the big ones."
Seal Beach 'Vigil'
he added. By P10L SNEIDE&llAN
The meeting in the van Sun· ot ... o.11. """"'l.tff day between a masked woman Approximately 40 anti·nuclea r
member or the guerrilla band weapons activist.a braved Sun·
and Deputy Foreign Ministers day's rainstorm to participate in
Ramiro Zambrano and Camilo a "peace vigil" outside Seal
Jimenez waa the fi.,... bet..,een Beach Naval Weapoo.s Statioo.
any of the guerrjl\Jls...,a,pd _Several hundred people bad
repretentat.lyee of tlle,;.~· been ~.to tum "' fort.be ment. ..-~ • d,;7cnon1t_rattorh "trtcll ,, .. SpOMOred by the S.al . ~ch
Nuclear Actioo Group. 1n coo· ... ·=== ==~~ Partlcl,._. ta'~-..... , Beldin ape
Of Woman
PHOENIX, Ariz. CAP> -Five
memben of a San Bernardino
motorcycle group are being held
in lhe county Jail lo connection
with. the alleged kidnapping and
sexual auaUJt. on a 28-ylear-old
Phoenix woman.
Detedive &ae ~rter aaid the
woman, wboae name was
ivtthbeld, reported belna Taped
vt ,10 men afta' llOppinl her car ,,..... two ll)C)furc1cU.ta pulled
aJon,.Sde her $4turday and said
they needed hteh>. The woman
Aid lbe wu • riJute home ltom
work.
Detective Porter said San
Bernardino police were belplng
in an effort to flnd others re·
portedly involved in the inci·
dent.
F,,_.P.,,eAJ
SPY •••
several advantages, including
more Ume than reporters lO de-
velop cont.acts with important
people who might be lfources of
valuable Information.
FBI officials would not say
when they turned Herrmann into
a double asent other than .. a
number of years aao." They
sald his work u a double aeent
waa tennlnated aeveral months aao out of fear that the KGB SUI·
pected he m12bt be cooperating
with u.s. tntellisence.
Herrmann said that wher. be
was apprehended he was offered
the choice of beln& prosecuted or
of cooperating and that part or
the deal which be accepted to
cooperaw ineluded atneln& to
aut>mlt to JUlt aacb a news con·
fereace u he did today.
Tbe FBI 1ald that Herrmann'a
wife and teen·a1e son were be· l•f relocatff in tbe ,United ~ .,_, with him and that ~~1 appearance bad
"'ltood alone Pacific Coaat
Hlsbway. dl1playtn1 signs to
pasainc motorists. The pro-
testers attempted to draw atten·
tion lo the need for planrun~
alternative uses for military
bases.
The peace group believes
other uaea must be found for
military bases and mllitary·
oriented industrial plants to
avoid masstve layotta aucb u
those that foUowed cancellatioo
of the B-1 bomber. The activist.a also are con-
cerned about the storap of
nuclear weapons at the Seal
Beach*". Chriltie )lenadler, a veteran ~ember o('tfte antl·nuclear
lf'OUP ..,td acttriata beneve at least 'three tJl>ff ot nuclear
warheads areltoted at tbe bae ..
Navy authorities, following
policy, have never confirmed or
denied the emtence of ouc)ear
weapold at tbe depot.
Although the current int.ema·
tional crtaea have sparked addi·
tional pro-mlll&.ary sentiment
acroas the utloft. Ma. Menadier
observed that lbe ancreas1ng
hltelibood of a nuclear coofron·
lalioo has also drawn more pe<:>·
pie to oeace groups.
She wd such groups a re ad-
vocating worldwide di.sarma ·
meo&,. In bopes of avoidiAI a
nuclear bolocausL .
"El~ t.be World wiles up,··
sbi said. "or there wall be oo
workl.."
Marine Unit
Under Way
WASHINGTON <AP> -
A relnforeed battalion of
1.800 llariDes is en route
to tbe Indian Ocean
aboard a four-ship Navy
ampblblous aroup. tbe
Pentqan aaJd today.
Tbe Mutoe UA1l. tint
eover to deploy Into &.be ID·
dian Ocean re&loo. will
make a port ffll e. route ·
atB~.,. ficlall •
The · enae 0..•rt·
meJll..-ouncect hb. ,13 u.ar daJlariDe uaJna.be.
Int M:Jt lo the Arabian
Sea M pad Of I Mrfea of
U.S. moves to underscore
resolve lo protect
Ameriean iDterelta iD -'hat
fellOD.
A 22-year·old motorcyclist
died Stmday of in1uriea be re-
<'etved f'~eb 7 In a Huntington
Be ach traffi c accident, police
:-.ad Id
S t e ph a n ll a mm e r o f
Westm1n.ster wa~ pronounced
dead at W~tmln.st.er Communi-
ty llosp1tal
J\('cordsng to pollc<', Hammer
w as e astbound on E dtng~r
A venue near Beach Boulevard
when a car driven by Emst
Binz. Sot, of Seal Beacla. struck
his motorcycle u the driver al·
tempted a lane ;4:; Ham-
mctr-w•lllrowa :.C dlvtder. --poUce Re
bl!'Mt ...... H unttngton 8eadl pellee are
contanwng their probe or the in-
C'1dent
1·,....r.,,eAI
PARTY •••
Smith borne.
The _prosecution has ala<>
charged Brown, .an ex·felon they
say, wttb illegal poesesaion of a
firearm.
Lattma Beach police turned
lhe two men over to Orange
Coupty ~· deputies ;after the_p~wn lncldentol Nov. 3.
SDMraJd Bay ls loeated out·
side the Laguna Beacb city
lh:nats in unincorporated tounty
land.
Brown and ~ have been
released on tbelr own re-
COloUaace pencUng Lbe ou&eome
of tbe CODtinuina preliminary
bearing lo det.ennlne ii tbey will
stand trial
At:SGARAGE
56 FASH.ON ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644~703Q •
..
PSMlaOKS PINSS, Pla.
(AP>'. -11¥•l... paU.. at 8outla nnta .... Heiapt\al -l 9011lbl1 1p.arred bJ tbe I .. l••lalain mo•I• "Allin" -t took over tM teeoad naot or
t tbe .. "' ward but ·~ to-~ .. , --poUH ftNd tear-.... t ....... fttill Wei. • i o.. ~ otflcv remved
t lllaDr uuun11 lD tbe lncident.
whlell bioa late Suoday oa t.be
••rd ........ peu.ita .,. held
u1'der crlmlaal court ordvl,
polite Aid.
Tb• patJent.a, aome armed
wit.b lbarp Ntal objedl and
mu~ cha, •tr•tlltd out after-~bout • doaen tear·t••
rounda _.. flred tdto the build·
in1. aatd Browud Couty
Sherttf'1 1pokuman Oeor1•
Corlh.w.
. 'There'• Lalk 10101 around r . ~Clwcked U.S. Politics
t .. •
tbat .... ..,.. wetcldq t.be TV
abow ·~· Ult alabt at.Ma \be prt.lan not,.. Cor)hll sud.
·'There had been a dlapute
Hrlter ln U. day about a radto
beto1 tma •••1 or t.bna~ to be taJten away for aafety
l'UICIDI ....... tt bad an aa. teaa.
"l ~·eom• paUenta
were mad at tluat."
Tt.. J'ort Lauderdale News
ca'**' .. bolpltal employee. not ~. u uylna patJenla
In tbe ward had watcfied the
mpvle, which portrayed the
t.Ueower and resuJUnc aiep at a
New Yott State prbon In the
early 1IJ'OI.
Corti• aald the men toot no ~and made DO demands. However, oae man complained
about coodltlona at the bollpltal
wben be soob to authorities
MONDAY MARCH 3 1990
throuct> a bullbom, he said.
The incident began shortly
after 11 p.m . when "a nucleua of
maybe four to six guys drew
everyone on the second floor Into
it," Corliua aald.
But tbe 17 patients on the first
.noor refused to take part and
left the buiJdiq when they saw
trouble brewioi. be said.
Sheri.Ira deputies tried to talk
the patients out ,l)f the building,
FIFTEEN CENTS
but when that proved fuWe, tbey
fired the tear·1as rounds.
All the men were accoun~
for by 3 a.m. today, aaJd CorUus.
The pattenta were then
transfen'ed to another ward and
placed In separate rooms.
One security officer was
1U1htly injured wben struck
ove r the eye during the
takeover. sald Corli•.
t FBI Unveils Soviet Double Agent
. •
'G1eom9Prospe e t
I i Raµ. May Stay
Through Week
By DAVIDKUTZMANN Of ... Deily.._ St.tt
The rains came again SWklay.
Like unwanted in-laws, they
~: :::k . stay for the rest of the
Tba\ was the gloomy prospect
!ffeftd by the National Weather
Service today, which said new
aclfie l&Drms co11ld sweep over
Southern California because of a
* * *
By TM Aaeetated Preu
Rain continued to fall over
Southern California today from
a Pacific storm that brought a
"twister" to Los Angeles along
with more ~an two ll')ches of
rain, caused l>ne traffic fatality
and frustr*<t rescue efforts to
reach the passengers o f a downed airplane.
A 55-year·oJd wo man was
killed SUnday when her car went
ou\ of control on the Golden
Stale Freeway in southern Kem
County. The car slid into the
center divider and overturned
during a ..own pour, California
Highway Patrol officer Monty
Keifer said.
t A passenger in the car also
i was Injured, but identities of the
I victims were withheld pending
~ notification of next of kin, Keifer
, said.
' Downtown Los Angeles bad re-
' ceived 2.37 inches of rain, bring-
ing the season total. to 24.11 l inches. That contrasts with a r normal-to·date figure of 10.59
f
inches and an average for an en
Ure aeuon or 14.5 inches.
Loa An•eles County Sheriff's
I deput1e1 were still frustrated to·
day by h1lb winda, Jow villblllty
f
and meltina mow ln their efforts
to readl t.bNe penona stranded
for 12 boun lD the San Gabriel
• Movntalnl where their single-
en1lne plane went down.
t
"We know about where the
j (fee TW18'1'£B. Pase A%>
~~Ai~
low pressure system hovering
off coast.
A forecaster said shower ac-
tivity could continue sporadical-
1 Y. l h r o u g h T h u r s d a y if
meteorological conditions re·
main unchanged. ·
The latest storm to pelt water·
weary Southern Californians
began Sunday 1lltemoon and In·
eluded plent)' of thunder and
light~ through the niCht and
early today.
The storm's 1rowl, however, wu worw than iu bite. <>mciala
Jiili;.,,. c
were ~-Iii i. a.a.. ~
sale • of 40 mU. per hour with ..U to 45 mU. per
hour. Vlslblllty offshore was re·
ported at times at only 2()1:) yards
in breaking seas. ·
Spokesmen for Southern
California EdiAon said the spec-
t acular lightning di splays
caused no serious disruptiQns In
electrical service to customers.
P ublic Works officials in Hunt-
ington Beach, Newport Beach,
Irvine, Costa Mesa and the
South County reported few if any
problems from the showers:
In Newport, deputies from the
Harbor Patrol were called out
Sunday afternoon to asstst a rac·
ing y acbt just outside the harbor
entrance.
A patrol spokesman aaid the
40-foot sailboat , Vamanos, reg-
istered to Robert Wallerst.reet.
call~ for help when it developed
engine trouble llnd started tak-
ing on water.
The boat apparently had been
participating in an offshore re·
gatta. The }{arbor Patrol towed
the boat to the nearby Balboa
Yacht Club docks and pumped It
out.
Meanwhile, a brid1e over the
Santa Ana River at Fifth Street
in Santa Ana wu cloeed Sunday
night by city and county officials
as a precautionary meuure. Offidals feared tbe IQpporta
for the br1dp may hue been
undermined beeauH fast-
flowtna waten are eat1n1 away
at the bottom of the river, ac-
cording to Ray Rhoad.a of the
county's Environmental
Manaeement Agency.
Rhoads abo said the sewer
•YMe!D In eoutb Oran1e County
-'&ee aAJN, Pas• AZ>
,
As usual, the Chinese New Year's parade in San Fran-
cisco ended with this Oerce dra&on winding ita way
through downtown Chinatown. The draeon is s upposed to
frighten any evil spirits that might mar the new year'.
CGSD H e aring Set
On Teachers' Pay
Capistrano Unified School Dta-
trict trustees have scheduled a
7: 30 public bearing tonight to
discusa a t.eacben' demand for a
20 percent pay bike for the
1980-81 acbool year.
Currently, negotiators for the
district and 750 teachers are
awaiting a state report that may
help break up pay tallu for the
1979-80 school year contract.
The state fact-findlnC report ls
expected oexl week. Teachers
are caIU.nc for at least a 10 per-
cent pay boost for the current
period but have only been of.
fered an 8 percent raile.
Trustees are requlred by law
to· bold toalebt'• bearin& lor the
1111-11 contract. Tbe meeUn1
wUI be held ln district head·
quart.en, 32972 Calle Perfecto,
San Juan Caplltrano.
If in.tea approved the pn>-
poaed 1980 .. 1 pay raises for
t.eacben, Ubruiana, eounaeJon
and other teachlnc apeclaliata, lt
would cost the 1cliool diatrtct
about $'7,911,000, offtctals aald.
District speech pathologists
and psychok>gists are represent-
ed by the t.eachen union, the
Capistrano Unified Education
Auoclatlon. Pathologists are
asking for a 2B percent pay booet
while psychologists want a 14
percent hike .
The proposed contract for
1980-81 also asks for a 100 per-
ceQt hike in teachers' pay for co-
c ur r I c ular auicnments like
coaching sporta and drama
Most achool spor11 coaches now
cet between llx and nine percent
co-curricular pay.
The ll80-81 contract also ln·
eludes a ~t for $3,'84.• In
improved rrtnie bene{ltl.
Oerb End Strike
OAKLAND (AP> -Union
1rocery clerb have ended their
6-week-old atrtke a1alnat major
supermarkets in an etabt~y
area around Saft Francisco Bay.
' l Cen~r Set F aee B•rilary Clla111e•
f For Closure
! Tb• comblne4 federal aad
It.ate ell....., rulrtuee CllMr,
located ln die La1una Beach ~ 8oJI Chlb, .. aiat.d to cloM . .,,... ....... 'p.m. Twday. Tt.• bolin for tb• eea,~r,
........ It 19 ~ c.,..
...... .1rcm ..... to 1 p.111. ,,. ........ --up to aid
~ ol rafn!eaaed f'loodl = ::-.:u-..:=r:,-: ..... ., .. _... ... r11H11tl
1aa• ~~ for •" wttb
.............. 6 ........ Of.._• I'•• w.nw,.. ' ............... 9'7 .... otber 117 b14
8mall 8m1W1
JoU to Npa1r ...... .
uspects 'Sought Party'
KBGSpy
Tells of
Activity
WASHINGTON (AP) -At an
unusual news coolerence today.
the FBI presented a top-ranJung
Soviet spy who became a double
agent during the course of tu.s
ll·year assignment to secretly
report on polit.acal trends to the
United States.
The agent, a colonel in the
Soviet KGB. saad be was about
45 and operated under the name
of Rudolph Albert Herrmann.
He answered questions from re·
port.en while appearln1 in prc>-me behind an opaque &}au
screen with his v«Mce diapiaed
elec\nlnlc:aUy, Herrmam qpentect u ao u.
a.pl I 11« ...... • a fft9-tuce Moto9rapt.e.r U..tac la HartaditJe, Jll.Y .. out.aide New
York Qt.y. and aaid bis primary •"t! ~to.... 11.-e., ll ... lllillft.--IMC .. 111., 1111t ~ 4lllla. ............ "" .... able to•doeeto tbe ...._..,.
of one presideotJal candidate whom be refused to name
because be said Uie candidate
was never aware of bis act.avtty.
The closest he got to the men
was to talk to bHn "accident.al-
ly" at the San Francisco airport
while the candidate was talking
lo a group of hi!I aides .
Homer Boynton, executive as·
sLStant director of the FBI. saJd
the FBI believed that Herr-
mann. whose real name was
not disclosed. had not supplied
ttie Soviet Union wath any
classtfied lllformat.aon
Boynton turned aside ques·
lions aa to whether tbe FBI was
unveiling this man as part of a
get·tougb policy with the Soviet
Union by saying the FBI thought
It was Important th at i he
American people be aware or
how such "I llegal spies "
operated
An "illegal spy" 1s .one not
formally attached to ari em-
bas sy or o the r foreign
diplomatic mission with
diplomatic cover.
Herrmann's ma1or functions
were selecting and servicing
"drop alt.es" for other a1ents
whom he never met. Drop sit.es
are loc~Uons at which aples
leave money. information, ln-
1tructlon1 or equipment for
other spies to pick up.
Herrmann a1ao participated in
(flee SPY, Pace AJ)
31 Parking
Meters Hit
In Clemente
Hu "Cool Hand Luke" struck
again In San Clemente!
Tblrt)'·Ont aeta of double -
beaded parklq meten were
found destroyed near San
Clemmte StatAI Pa.rt Sunday af.
ternoon.
Police aald today it 11 not
known wbo destroyed the met.en
th,at have. total value or about
tel~ Dlul the col.DI inside . •• ot tbe meten that ftre
palled Git tMir pc>&ea, nre dis·
eo.•red ID a CPJ'OO at the DIUiE
loeated IOUdl ot AftBida CaWra ~~.Po11~ .....
arre1te4' aboat ala •• on eUrlll Of eteetror ........ ot ,.,_., .....,. to coDeat tbe
com. killdi. • TM tMft Of t..:. ....,. baa
been ilmllar to that Po~ed
by \he cbaraet.r la a Paul Newman motloll plctu.re •
-~ .......... GRANTED-ASYLUM
Double Agent Herrmann
. . .
Coast Man
Shot;Me8a
Man Jailed
A Newport Beach man re·
mained to cnltcal condition to
day 1n Costa Mesa Memorial
llosp1t.al after being shot m the
abdomen and the head early
Sunday behind \harhe'~ Chih
Restaurant in Costa Mesa
Michael Kelly Spies, 24, of
1908 E. Balboa Blvd is in the in·
tensive care unit or the hospital.
Michael David Gherardi, 20. of
2336 Newport Blvd , Costa Mesa.
was arrested on suspicion or as·
sault with intent to co10mil
murder and assault with a dead·
ly weapon Gherardi was in jail
todav.
The 1 a m . c•onfrontation
began when a brick was thrown
through the restaur ant's win-
dow. pohce said. T he brick
landed near a table where Spies
and a fnend. who pohce declined
to 1denl1fy, were eatmg.
"Spies went into a parking lot
behind the restaurant to find the
person who threw the brick." Lt.
Jack Calnon said. "He found
Gherardi.
''The two men got into a fist
flgbl and Gherardj pulled his
1un."
Gherardi turned himself in to
the police within hours of the
shooting, Calnon said.
Coast
Weather
Clearina tonlaht and fair
Tuesday. Lowa toni1ht 44
at the beaches· and .52 ln·
land. Hlchs Tue9day 60 to
65.
INSID E TODAY
Tt00 ~ J/Ofdlaa were
/Otlfld lof1dlwr °" a dnd m
Ukiah. a.... Stafptn", 14, hod
ben ~ UW"n 11.ar1.
Ttmo,,.. ~. 5, U>C11 ab-~ltd in hbrmry. A au.a-
,,-ct u in cu.itod11. (Storv
P~AJJ
••••x
' IOGOTA. COlomb&a CA.fl -n. nut "*'4 of" Meoti.U..
betw .. the Colom._.~ mtntllDd~ ._ ,·
Do•'*-•"''··~ wUlbtWll~.• • lllalltl'y IOUl'M todQ.
E~ W> -Aa ~·Jolted Lbt noru. COM& ot
CallfGrnl& ti>d•t. •ut ·~ ttae oal1 dam ... WU.,. ... •l~P.· . ,.. ... ~w. dia•t ttet It ben.'' said Darott\y wunama, bel4 dll· pate be!' Jbt UM Eureka pqn. department. •
The Cl\&Ue ruiJtered U OD t.be JUcbter teale ud wu Ctlll·
tered ln the Pacltle Oc•aa ~ 50'rnt1el IOUt'.hWMt of bere. ac
cord.ins to U.S. Geo.lotlcal Survey report.a from tt.a Nat.tonal Earthquake Informational Service at Golden, Colo.
D•ll•r O,W.• Mlzed
LONDON <AP> -Riding on reeord U.S. interest rales, the
dollar advanced on European forei&n exchan1e1 today. Gold
prices dipped.
Before European trading 1ot under way, however, t.he dollar
fell back aaainat the Japanese yen in Tokyo followtn1 Sunday'1
five.point yen defense plan announced by Japan'• Mhmtry of .
Finance and the Bank of Japan.
Gold traded in London al $633. 75 an ounce, down from $640
Friday. The Zurich price was $632, down from $634.SO.
Silver waa quoted at '35 an ounce, down from 135.30. It
traded at $34.2S in New York.
TdeJl••ae Rate ·•flee A•lced
WASHINGTON CAP) -The American Telephone & Tele· eraph Co., undet' wve1tl1aUoa for exceedJq it.I authorised prof·
it margin in t.m, aaked the Federal Commu.niutions Com·
· mll1ion today tor a 10.J percent increase in telephone rates.
The acroa·the·board nte increase would cover lon1-dia·
· lance and onneu c.,a. ., welJ as other special services pro-
vided by ATll!r ud aen~.._te ao estimated $1.2 billion in •ddi·
lional annual revenues, tfle company said.
Ptc Waper, A'l'frT'• spokesman here, said the proposal
repretented tbe Bell SyateJD's first 1eneral intenst.at.e rate hike
request 1lnce 1978 and complied with 1wdellnea of the Council
on Wage and Price Stability.
~ )
h F,....ra,,eAl
t:RAIN MAY CONTINUE. • •
survived the storm in good con·
uition.
· ! · Only a 2. 75-mile s tretch of
Beach from Doheny Stale Beach
·1n Dana Point to Capistrano
. Beach was reported cloaed to·
<thy a f ter floods pre-Vlous ly
t'aused untreated se'iifage to spill
into the area. ·
Ortega Highway in San Juan
•Piftc&nq was ............. ..,. · OJlOll -.,.-Mu~ ~ ""'" '" •• , ... .,. ';i , .... ,
t:aguna C.yon AN~ f•adlU to La1una Beach were clOHcl-by
officials tbJs momlo1 due to
m ud1Jides. The nortbbound
lanes remained open.
Pacific Coast Highway at
Palisades in San Cle mente also
was closed because of slide ac.
tivlty.
· Ra infa ll figures from this
.. iateat atorm continued to 1well
.'fllready bloated season tot.ala.
San Clemente resident Ruth
~tkim told police the alumlnwn
patio roof in back of btr
!wntown.home WAJ at.ruk by a
htnlnl bolt al abollllt 3 •·~··'°' f • I • ':.i But ,San Clemee»te tlr• Ca5'l.
,JJlll . BllDd)t said ,\he. p4il;o·11 .. .,.., pt'Qbabtv -~~"~m wlnda .. Tberewunoflre
.-e,vldence to •\llf••n llibl· ;-~n• damaae, he s a,id. ,
~·· ~n'Rlot
Workme n h at! to remove
debris from the patio roof t.bal
new up onto telephone wires
above the house at 525 Avenida
Victoria. No one was hurt.
Elsewhere in San Clemente.
there were no other report.a of
damage caused by weather. No
major Tioodtn1 or laodaUdea
were reported.
·~---~ i..t n.r at WI Ume, 11.6' lncbel bad been A ·
corded.
In Costa Meu, tbe storm
dropped 1.10 inchea of rain.
bringina the seuoo total to 14.90
incheti. La.at year al this lime.
12.33 incbeshadfallen.
·* * * F ..... r .. AJ
'IWISTER •.•
plane 11," eald 1herUf'• Lt.
Thomas Terrell. "But tbe tem·
perat.ure ta about 28 t4 30
de1Ne1, and our land part1ea
keep fall1Dt 1Dto IDOWdrflta JO to
21 feet deep ...
Terrell aald pllot Blrcbard
Ford, M, bla wUe Geraldlne, 80,
and Mrs . Ford'• mother.
Cbar)otte Coneldick, 78, all of
Ramona, tooli off from Willlam
Fox Airport la LancaatAlr about
6: IO p.m. Sunda'/ ud weat down
about 15 mla\M9 later.
Tiie -UlNe reponed.ly bad DO
winter clothiq, no blank.ta, no
Upt aod no food.
The 90vemment~,d:'•ed
that tM leftllt I CCIG·
tiau.t .to~ only tbe JO foNllD
diplomata ud lWO'Cololnblalt '11·
ftclall they Mllild u a: ud let the ,. fl tbfk: e co. Tbere wu 80 lm ate
reapoDM from the a•rrillu.
who mv.O the embe-.1 dUrtDI
a dlplomaUc reeepUoo ate days qo. ne 21 ~med•~·
tor and lour ••Jt•n Suaclay after a 90·mhwle MCotie;tJng
aeaa•oo held iD a Fofd panel
truck parked outalde the em·
baasy. They released 19
hos\aJes 'lburtda.y and Friday,
including all 15 women, and are
believed still boldina 36.
"The aoverament's proJ>06i·
tion is that only the dlplocuts
and Foretan Ylni•tr)' offlclals
who were attend.log t.be party
wbeo the embaNY wu t.aken by assault should remain,'' a
Foreign Ministry source
reported. . . The 36 remaining hostages in-
cluded U.S. Ambassador Diego
C . Aaenclo and 14 other am·
bauadora or acllnc am·
ba11adon, five other fcpretsn
diplomata, two Col.omblan PJ'O-
tocol officen, a pbo&osrapher
and a reporter for a CokNnbian
diplomatic: maaaslne,
employees of tbe Dominican
Embauy and otben. · Tbe doctor released Sunday
waa a su-t at the recepdon
W edneeda)' and the four wal\ers were employ9d by t.he company
caterinl the party. An American
Embauy oMciaJ present at the
release Hid the 1uerrillu let
them go because they were not
politically valuable and 1ot
nolhlng In exchange for them.
"They'll keep lhe big ones,"
he added.
The meeting in the van Sun·
day between a masked woman
member ol the guerrilla band
and Deputy Fordp Minilters
Ramlro Zambrano and Camilo
Jlmeon wu the first between
any of tbe 1uerrlltaa ud
repre.entaUves of the aov~m·
ment.
PHOENIX, Ariz. <AP) -Five
members of a San Bernardino
motorcycJe group are belng held
in the county jall In connection
with the alleged It.id.napping and
sexual aaaull on a 28-year-0ld
Phoenix woman.
Detective Sue Porter aaid the
woman, wbo1e name was
withheld, reported being raped
by 10 men attw ewpptaa ber car
wbell two IDOCm'cyc:llaU pulled
alon,..ide blr s.barday and aaid
they needed help. Tbe .L'!"1an ~&be wu en RMdellome from wort.
Detective Porter Hld San
Bernardino pOll~ .... belplna
in an effort to ftrid otben re·
portedly involved ln Ute lnci·
deat.
Man Beaten,
Robbed in
.tq AMSTERDAM. Weibtrluela
tAP> -RI~ bn>k.t out 1n UM Dutch capital today after more
\ban t,oOo poltcemen leveled
&arrlcadel put up by aquatten
tn a ~ of th• city near Am1terdam'1 fame« ebneert
1\all, tbe Concertaebouw. The
aquatten, many of tbem atu-
<tenta unable to afford COltly
boutiQI in the city, demanded a
1reater covernment effort to al·
levtate a s evere hou1in1
shortage.
Tb• dama1e repair and San Clemente cleuu,p frolll lut nioath'• cb.aln
of •t.onna -aa 1tlll 1olq on
when the lataat tempe.t aocked
DAILY PILOT
Soutbem Calltornla.
Near down.town LOI Anaelel, no injuriee ,,...,.. reported after
blab wUMta 1wept t.tuwlb the
area at about '1 p.m. Sunday, but
damages were estimated at
$10,000, acc:~rdtnf to Los
Angeles Fire Department
1pokesJPD Nick Chapfteld.
''I Jmow it's unusual," be aald.
··But a nnner touched clown and
knocked over power Un111 billboards and trees, twistea
awninp and broke~."
HI Mid the twiater luted only
a few minu.tn. Six bUlm.aes an4 two bomea were damapd,
he1&ld.
A »year-old Saa CleDMDte
man told police two mariJtes
beat him with a wooden IUck and robbed him of $20 during a
predawn attack on the north city
beach today.
Davld J. JUUH of ~1 Ave.' Araaon suffered bumps, brulaes
and some audrba bll ·~ dur· la1 UM attack that occurred
lborjly after midDJlht. JU WU
not.bolpttallsad.
Juana told Police the t" men approached blm on the beach
and"ordered b1m to 1tve them
bis wallet. When be refused, the
pair pelted Juarez with a stick
and their flata.
The attackers are atill at Jar••· poUce ul4. AutborlUet al.lo rep0rted 1cat·
tered road clo1ur11 la.Aday
ntabt due to roc1t uct m&adllldts Trees Felled and fioodin1 throu1bout Loa
An&•le1 Couat.,Y.
Floodwaten were a1IO Mid to •~ CJ ._... t be •rodina n>'4I 1n w..i anc1 .au e ..... en e
Mandevllle c•o1o~~n\:. t,,oa AD1tlel .. Rolldl tD and lea Cl•trl•nt1 poUoe and
Topaa(• __ C~n10J1 remallled life1\Wdl are MVebtq today cloHcl fOllOWtDt damr:r:,: tor" a ¥.s.l who e"°"*' down TlllJMRI (714)...... ftlDe ~,.,..of tWO INlbn tfW WI' tij elJ~ JMr
a ...... .ww~ .... ~ Ufl'~. and HUIH about .... ID L.eelMe.,..., .. , ....... , The Paclllc -:tout lltlbway dam.,.. ,_~JRI ..... _ ~ •ae.:.r= .&r roa• ONWI Tbe lallell UW, OH U IMt :Iii= -.. de..-..... from • roet and tall ud tbe otMr • n .. toot'
.' • ·-~~ •edlMf· lat..U, :ac tlaat plat, wtN clllOOHN' ....,
· Si-~··::1:.:1ur ·;;if.:=:: ..... '° "';:."':,;...-_.. ..,. ~ -· n. tM~ wstd 111 on tll•• 'beat It ••ar tit• mi~.:~~ == ': ::: .•. of := :=r'.., -=-~--: = , (loD...... . ........
..
Services Slated .,
For G.A. Warmer
Memorial aerv ices are
scheduled Tuesday in Lal\&DI
Beach for retired Methodist
minister and college official
George A. Warmer who died last
Thursday aft.er s utfertng a heart
attack at hi5 Costa Mes.a home.
Hewu•. Servtcu for Mr. Warmer.
brother ol Tbomu P. Warmer.
mhmter °' the Uaited lletbodist Cburch of Lquu Bucb. are set
for 11 •JD. e.t U. Laauaa Beach
. cburcb, a1112 W .. J.y OriH, South i.a,.., •
Mr. Warmer w• mlailaer' of
tbe HoWacer UD.ited Metbodilt
Church lD Pasadena from 1M1 to
1949 and MTVed u mtallter of
Ole Flnt Method.lit Cllureb in
Oakland from la. to 1151. Jtt
wu vtcie prealdent for cmlvenity
aff aln at Boaton· Univentty
from 19'16 to 1882 and wu presi· dent of Hawall Pacl.flc CoUese in
Honolulu before retlr1n1 and
moving to Coeta Mesa In l9'T7.
Mr. Warmer ls survived by b.ifi
stepmother, Alma .Warmer of
Chula Vista; dau,iitera. Carolyn
Lord of Pasadena and Sunn
D'Avena or Manachusetta; a
son, Richard, of Waablnston.
O.C.: a &liter. F~ce K.ettb of
SUCCUMBS AT 69
Rettrwd Minleter Warmer
Red Bluff. brothers. Cr aig of
San Dle~o and Thomas ,,,
Laguna Beach. and seven
grandchildren
Suspect €apttired
,,..
• A Ne\lpoct 8e11Ch ma faees Ac<*cfllc to police. ,.,_,.bad
charges Qf uaault, burglary and broken lnto the Santa Au apart·
illegal ftreanm uae after he al· menl o( Unda Dorn. 26. He al
legedly attacked an ex Jegedly pistol·whiwed her with
girlfriend. then barricaded one or the loaded handguns later
h1mHlf inslde bis rniden~. found al h.LS home
Glen Freer, 34, waa taken into The woman was trea~ for
custody Sunday morning after face and scalp lacerations at
members of the Newport Beach Mercy Genenl Hotp1Lal and re·
Police Department's SWAT leued.
<Spedal W•Pom aad Tact.lea > Santa Ana police alerted
Team IW'TOUDded his home at Newport Beacb police wbo tried
212 OraqeSt. WllUccmdull)' to CODtact ~r
PoUcemaen fir"1 tear IU ioto by telitpboae.
the bcqe Wore ato~ 1t ud Tbe SWAT tam waa called to
U'laf lbe ~io• •Ul&*t the W• N.-poct home et about into cuaody. He was treated for 8 a .m . and ,_med the boUle
tear gu ·lnbalaUon u .Hoag . after~ttwttbt.earP1.
Memorial JlollDUal ud tllliaed .. 6•er to 8'nla-Assi Poll• for lfiatEft lletura
booldna In c:oaneetiOD with tbe alle1ed aaauJt Ulet oecurnd F.AlllllONT. W.Va. <AP>
several taocan earlier. · About t.OllD atrit1u wo~era re·
Lt. Don C)laJMfler uhf \be ported to ~ tbClay ill "IOOd
nine-ma.a team found two &o.ded numbers." meeUaa a federal
pistole in tbe residence alqaa Jud .. 'a deedUDe ucJ apparently
wUb three other IUDS -a p.tol. endlq th• moat wldeapread a rifle and 1botaun -lbat wUdeahutkeillDMrl.Ytwo,...,-s
wer.a 't loeded. in~ AppalacbJan coalnelds.
,.
•
an abmlw ~..,.
::~~-~"R apace aWI, M •I M thou~ wwdApiellO iMetMn.
He rectlvect a ndlo ••see from KGB beadlPla"-n ., tie
So•l9t Ullloo (ID'll)•~·bj•
'1th the tftt ol • ......,= letter th.It .. ~ tram ta
to o .s. autborldea ani11 ibat the apace v~ m., n bMn
••botaeed. Remnann oocnpu.d bll -.Ork
in part to th• actl'\'lUH of
normal Americ-.. political re·
porten, But he eaicl be bad
several advantafea, Jofludlai
more Ume than re~rtera to de·
velop contacts \Vtth ~t
people wbo mi&ht ~ MU(tel ~
valuable tnlonuttoa.
FBI offtdals WOl&ld not HY
wbeii they~ Herrmann irrto
a 40Uble ~-other than "a number of ydara •10." Tbey
said hi.a work u, do0b1• qent
w aa tttmlnated several months
aio out of ~¥ that the ~GB sus-
pected he nught be coopereUng
with U.S. intelligence.
ffernuaon •aA4 t.bat wJar. be
was appfthended IWa was ollered
the choice of being proKcuted or
ol cooperaliDI and tbat part of
the deal which he accepted to
cooperate Included agreeing to
aubmlt to Just 11,lCh u newa con reren~ as be dld today.
The FBl said that Hernnann's
wife and teen·age son were be·
ing relocated in the United
State& alon1 with tum and that his pbys1<.'al appearance had
been altered.
Henmann u14 he received his
com municatioos by radia. from
the Soviet Union Weilkly ln code
and that they mtg_6t last aoy~here (rosn five ~~ to
bal{ an bour tq transauti and
we re transmit~ tbt~ tlmes t.o
be aure be &ot Uie01. l(e Jaid he
communicated with supedors by
1>ecret writing in tett.n to ad-
dresaes ill Europe and ln <><'
caslonal triJl6 to Moscow. the
latest in 1977
The FBI said a factor in the
dec111ion to clo.e the operation
lo\as the KGB's lr1sistence that
his 500 return to Moscow for ad
vanced traini n g with no
guarantee of rc·turniog to the
L'n1ll'd States.
Herrmann :,aid h1 ., c;on .,
potential a.<, a s py war, "prac-
11cally unlimited" because he
had a perfect cover story and
!>poke Wlaccented En~llsh
Ht-rrmJnn 1-, pt.>rhap"'I tht·
highest-ranking alle&al Sov11:t
bpy w~ JderJt.lb' bas been du;
cloaed in '" United SUtel since the ~t ~ Col Rudotf •llel In 1951'. Abel waa exchanged In 1*
fo r downed U·2 pilot Fran~is
G~, .. '1 .,,.,_-.. . ·~"'"' ,,. ~-rt
,.. °'ti' .............. ,.
PARTY •••
Smith home.
The prosl'cut1on ha!:> &Ibo
char ged Brown. an ex fe lon they
say. wt th. illegal possession of a
firearm.
Laguna Beach police turned
the lwo men over to Orange
County Sheriff's deputies after
the predawn incident of Nov. 3 .
l!:merald Bay is located out·
side tbe La1uoa Beech etty
llmlta in unincorporated county land.
Brown .-ACllirre have been
releaaed on lb.elr .own re· coa1liumce pendlq lhe outcome
of Ute coaUnuinr prelim.Uaary
hearing to determine ll .U.~ wtU
stand UiaL · ·
Relatio ... · Firmed
CAie"· ~ <AP> -EoPl and luMJ initialed today t.belr
second q:reement in Ula aoatext
of peace between u.e awo COUD· triet.
... ......... .. '\
---
I·
Politics
~
quot.tel cme laolpltal employee,
-~ aaa)'tna~ lD tbe ftl'd bad wate&be
movlt, wblcb portrayed tbe
talteo'*' ID4 •WUDC 1te1• at a New Yortt Stat. p.UOO ID the
early 1'70a.
Corlh11 Hid the men took no
bo9 ..... ad bl8de DO demandl~ However, ooe man compi.tned
about CGDdttiGm at the bolptta1 when be •l>Oke to authorities
.. . l
tbroqb a bUllbom, be aald.
The lnddent be1an 1bortly
after 11 p.m. when "a nucleut ol
maybe four to als guy• drew
everyoae oo the second floor into
Lt," Corllua aa.lcl.
But the 17 pat.lenll on the flnt
.noor r'91Uled to take part and
left the buildin1 when they aaw
trouble brewinc, be Hid.
Sberi1f'1 deputies tried to talk
the plltientl out of the bulJdinc,
but when that proved futile, they •
fir~ the tnf., .. roundt.
All the men were account.eel J for by 3 a.m. today, aaid Cotllua. f
The patients were then •
tramferred to another ward and i
placed in teparate rooms. t
One security officer was
1ll1btly injured when struck '
over tbe eye during the I
takeover, said Corllua. 1
FBI Un-Veils So.viet Double Agent
GI••••• Pro.,,eet
1 Rain May Stay
t
\Through Week
By DAVID KUTZ MANN .,
Of tlle Olllly P'!Mt St.ltff
1 The rains came again Sunday.
Like unwanted in-laws , they
imay stay for the rest of the
1week.
That was the gloomy prospect
offered by the National Weather
Service today. which said new
Pacific storms could sweep over
Southern California because of a
* * *
By fte AMedaW Preaa
Rain continued to fall over
Southern California today from
a Pacific storm that brought a
"twister" to Los Angeles along
with more than two inches of
rain, caused one traffic fatality
and frustrated rescue efforts to
I reach the passenge rs or a
downed airplane.
A SS-year-old woman was I killed Sunday when her car went
lout of control on the Golden
State Freeway in southern Kern
, County. The car slid into the
1 center divider and overturned
during a downrur, California
Highway Patro officer Monty
Keifer said.
A passenger in the car also
was htjured. but identities of ~
victims were withheld pending
notification of next of kin. Keifer
said.
Downtown Los Angeles had re-
ceived 2.37 inches of rain, bring-
ing the season total to 24.11
inches. That contrasts with a
normal·to-date figure of 10.59
inches and an average for an en
tire season of 14.S inches.
Los ADJcelea County Sheriff's
deputlel were still frustrated to-
day by blgb wt.nda, low vialblllty
and meltinC anow in their efforll
to reach thrM penons stranded
for 12 boun lD tbe San Gabriel
Mount.aim where their slngle-enatne plane went down.
"We know about where the
(See TWISTER, Pase ,\%)
Yarlks Hog
Suine ShotAJ
low pressure system bovenng
off coast.
A forecaster said shower ac-
ti vily could continue sporadical-
1 y through Thursday if
..meteorological conditions re·
main unchanged.
' The latest storm to pelt water-
we ary Southern Californians
began Sunday afternoon and in·
eluded plenty of thunder and
lightning through the night and
early tDday.
Tbe ltOl'm's IJ'O•l, however.
... WOl'M tban lla bite. Offtcil,lt
aloec .... ~__.c:a1t Hid dalnr1:--~~ ..... 1'ci 1 ••• '11
mo . .... w. ........... ....
6oar ~ 1o fl m1i. per bour. ty olbbore wu re-ported at times at only 200 yards
i.n breaki.nl seas. .
Spokesmen for Southern
California Ed~n said the spec-
tacular lightning displays
caused no serious disruptions in
electrical service to customers.
Public Works officials in Hunt-
ington Beach, Newport Beach,
I rvlne, Costa Mesa and ·the
South County reported few If any
problems frem the showers.
In Newport, deputies from the
Harbor Patrol were called out
Sunday afternoon to assist a rac·
ing yacht just outside the harbor
entrance.
A patrol spokesman said the <See RAIN, Pace A2)
* * * Frigid Stonn
Flays Dixie;
Many Stranded
By'l'be Auociated Preu
The coldest bl1Pt of arctic air
ever to b1t Florida so late in the
year senttbermometen to record
lows front Pensacola to Key West
and coated or~:• and grapefnait on the with a glue of ice.
Snow flurries fell u far IOUtb as
Ocala ln Central F1e>Ud.a ~ea
full-fledeed snowstorm was
dumpin& up to two feet of snow In
North Carolina and Virginia. ( Earllentory. A.3)
·Hundreds of travelers along
1·95, the major route from Florida
to ~ -urban NorthMst, were
forced to abandon their can and
take toemergeaey sbelten. Parts
of the blsbway were strewn with
overturned trucks and a~ can.
Dan GodfreT, a pluinber from ~ N.J ., and ldl wife 1"N
amoac abOat 100 stranded
~ ~ ."::..tlie1n1::
Mount, N.C., wtMn JI l8elllee at
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fMt ...... aboUt 18 triller
trueb OMl't1aMd. r ....... ,
left ~Ike It. ftire were
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with .... _. ta tbeal. OM maa
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fl'Omdle.eane • • .,.. LaH!l(jll ~··he
C9MllGml;htiM)
As usual, the Chinese New Year's parade in San Fran·
cisco ended with this fierce dragon winding its way
through downtown Chinatown. The dragon is supposed to
frighl~n any evil spirits that might mar the new year.
Newport Man Shot;
Mesa Suspect Held
A Newport Beach man re-
mained in critical condition lo·
day in Costa Mesa Memorial
Hospital after being shot in the abdomen and the bead early
Sunday behind Charlie's Chili
R~taurant in Costa Mesa.
Michael Kelly Spies, 24. of
1908 E. Balboa Blvd. ls in the In·
tensive care unit of the hospital. ·
Michael David Gberardl, 20, of
2336 Newport Blvd., Costa Men,
was arrested on suspicion of as-
sault with intent to commit
murder and assault with a dead·
ly weapon. Gherardi was in jail today.
The 1 a .m . confrontation
began when a brick was thrown
throup the restaurant's win·
dow. police said. The brick
landed near a table where Spies
and a friend, who police declined
to Identify, were eatlng.
"Spies went into. a parklng lot
behind the restaurant to find the
person who threw the brick," Lt.
Jaclt Calnon saJd. "He found
Gherardi.
"The two men got into a fist
fight and Gherardi pulled bis
gun." Gherardi turned himself in to
tbe poll~ within hours of the
abootln&. Calnoo said.
Calnoo said It is unknown if
Gherardi threw tbe brick
through the restaurant'• win-
dow. It la pouible that an angry
Charlie's Cblll patron •bo bad
ar1ued with a waitreas and left
the ....taurant moments before
the indlcent actually threw the
brick, Calnoa u.ld.
A watUeu at the restaurant
said that Charlie'• Chill was
packed wttb cuatomen at the
time ol the incident.
KBGSpy
Tells of
Activity
WASHINGTON CAP> -Al an
unusual news coolereoce today.
the FBI presented a top·rankiJlg
Soviet spy who became a double
agent durl.bg the course of bis
11-year assignment to secretly
report oo politicaJ trends in the
United ~tes. The agent, a colonel in the
Sovjet KGB, said be was about
45 and operated under the name
of Rudolph Albert Herrmann.
He answered questiom from re-
porters while appeari.n1 in pro. rue behind an opaque SIMS screen wltb hil votee diapi8ed
el~.
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Oo4'ble AQent Hemnenn
llerrlum open&ed • a D-
lepl 11 II frrt .... -a fne.
i .... •••otrQMr llwtN ta Piolic· e ~~1 ab ........._ ... T .• o ...... ,.._ 1~
York CttJ. and said his primary ..
' ....... _ ... :.. a =· Slispect in
of o• ~ H..,..,•te whom &e refued to name
because be aaid the candidate was never aware of bis activity
The closest be got to the man
was to talk to him "accidental-
ly" at the San Francisco airport
while the candidate was tallong
to a group of bis aides.
Homer Boynton, execut.lve as·
s1stant dirtttor of the FBI. said
the FBI believed that Herr·
mann, whose real name was
not disclosed. had not supplied
the Soviet Union with any
classified information.
Boynton turned aside ques·
lions as to whether the FBI was
unveiling this man as part of a
get-tough policy with the Soviet
Union by saying the FBI thought
it was important that the
American people be a ware of
ho w such "illegal s pies··
operated.
Ao "illegal spy·· is one not
formally attached to an em-
ba ssy or other foreign
diplomatic mission with
diplomatic cover.
Herrmann's major functions
were selecting and servicing
"drop sues·· for other agents
whom be never met. Drop sites
are locations at ·which spies
leave money, lnformaUon, in·
structions or equipment for
other spies to pick up.
Herrmann also participated.in
an abortive effort sborUy .tter
be arrived in this country in 1988
to abort a United Statel manned
1pace sbot, which he said be
thQuabt was an Apollo mission.
· He Neeived a radio measap
from KGB headquarters lb the
Soviet Union furnishing him
with tM tut of aD UODJ1DOUI
letter that be lllDl from Atlanta
to u .s. autbortties alleslnl tbat
the apace veblcle may haft been
aaboUaed. <See SPY, Pace Al)
Barric~ing
A Newport Beach man faces
charges or assault, burglary and
illegal firearms use after he al·
legedly attac ked an e x-
girlfrie nd. then barricaded
himself inside his residence.
1 Glen Freer, 34. was taken into
custody Sunday morning after
members of the Newport Beach
Police Department's SWAT
(Special Weapons and Tactics)
I Team surrounded his home at
212 Oranae St.
Policemaen fired tear gas into
the house before storming it and
taking the unconscious susped
into custody. He was treated for
tear gas mha lataon at Hoag
Memonal Hospital and turned
over to Santa Ana police for ;
bookrng in connect.lon with the
alleged assault that occurred ,
several bours earlter. "
Lt. Don Chandler said the ' nine-man team found two loaded t
pistols in the residence along I
with three other guns -a pistol.
a rifle and shotgun -that ~
weren't loaded.' '
According to police, Freer bad
broken into the Santa Ana apart.
ment of Llnda Dom, 26. He al-
legedly pistol-whipped her with
one of the loaded handguns later
found at his home.
Coast
Weatlaer
Clearing tonlcbt and fair
T\aeada.y. Lows ton11bt 4'
at the beaebes and S2 in·
land. ffllba Tuesday 60 to
65.
INSl•EHDAY
Tt00 ~~hi wre found ,..,..,. °" o area m
Uldala. st... moWMT • 14, ltod
bttft ~ NOd ffG" .
'NmofMI Whle, S, _, ob-
duct.d tR Jl'ebnlo'll. A nt·
pect U ftt cullodJI. (SIOf11
'Po~AJ) • •••
EUREKA (AP> -A.a ....-.MbJolWd t.be north COMt:ftl
Calltornla tod.17. but·~ 0.. .a, dam•• wu ~Joa ''"P.· 'We dkln 't fM1 11 ~ .. Uid l>olio(by Willlam.11 bead 4fti..
patcher for the &MNka --~-
The quake rePter.d I.I CID tM JUchter teale and WU e-eft·
tered in the Paclfl'c <>Han about SO miles southwest o( here ac·
cording to U.S. Geolot eaJ Survey reports from lta Nalk>nal
Earthquake JnformaUonal Service al Golden, Colo.
O.U.r OJlftU /Jll~eff
LONDON (AP> Riding on record U.S. interest rates, the
dollar ~vanced on European foreign exchanges loch1y. Gold prices dipped.
Before El;lropean trading got under wt:/, however, the dollar
fell back a181nst the Japanese yen lD Tokyo followtoa Sunitay's
fiye·point yen defense flan announced by Japan's Ministry of Finance and the Bank o Japan.
Gold traded in London at $632.50 an ounce, down from $640 Friday. The Zurich price wu $632, down from $634.50. .
Sllver wu quoted ct S35 an ounce, down from $35.50. It
traded at $35.20 in New York.
SINN• Kiii E'atlaer, •••••er
SANTA MONICA (AP> -A 24-year-okt man shot and killed
his S-year-old daqbt.er and then committed suicide todaT In an
apparent fit of depression over the possibility that his injured leg might be amputated, police said.
Victor Anthony Bryant and his daagbter TOSb:netsba were
pronounced dead at the-Padtlc Shore H.oteJ oa Oce.aa Boulevard
overlookin.1 Santa Monica Bay.
Sole survivor of tbe shooting incident was Bryant's 22-year· old common-law wife, Jucly Smith who ls the child's mother
• She Oed the family's hotel auite sc~amiog when she awoke and
• saw Bryant gunning down the child in lbe bathroom.
SPY •••
Herimann compared ha work *
rn part to the activities of
normal American politicaJ re-
porters. But he said he had
several advantages, including more time than reporters to de·
v'11op contacts with important
people who might be sources ol
v1a.Juable information. .
. FBI officials would not say
.-~tbeytunaed ~M·· .,~ .......... ~ ~· Nmtier of yean ~~
,M]d bis work u a aou61'4' aant
was terminated several months
ago out of fear that the K~B sus-
-pected he might be cooperating
with U.S. intelligence
Herrmann said that wber. he
was apprehended he was offered
the choice of being prosecuted or
of cooperating and that part or
·-the creal which he accepted to
cooperate included agreeing to
submit to just such a news COO·
ference as be did today.
The FBI said that Hernnanrf's
wife and teen-age son were t;e.
.'lng relocated ln the Unlted
States along with him and that
"'bis physical appe.-rance had
. •lieen altered.
t i Herrmann said be received his
communications by r•d.io from
Ute Soviet Union weekly tD code
_-nd tbat they mtgbt tut
..-nywbere It-om five nllPutes to
11IJ.alf an hour to tranamit and
'"'ere transmitted three Umes to ,.be 3W'e be cot them. He said be eommunica~ with s uperion by
..ecret writing in letters to ad-~reaaes in Europe and in OC·
caslonal trips to Moscow, the
latest in 1977
The FBI said a factor in the
decision to close the operation
was the KGB's inaist.eoce that
Ms son return to Moscow for ad-
vanced training with no
guarantee of returning to the
United States.
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TO RESIGN POST
Robert C•mpeen•
Mesa.,s City
Attorney
To Resign
Costa Mesa City Attorney
Robert' R . Campagna bas
enaouaced he will resign his post
in order to go into a private law
practice in Fresno.
In a Friday letter lo the City
Council, Campagna said that
April 30 will be his last day as city
attorney .
The City Council will be asked
to decide bow Campagna should
be replaced , accordloa to
assistant city manager Allan
Roeder.
The assistant city attorney is Tom Wood.
Campagna joined the city in
October of 1974 to become the
assistant city aUOrney, and in
1978 h~.became city attorney.
Seminar Set
~
. .
11tta. lllOr PMl'o1'691d lM lllOll& lo ..... ......, ....
Yacht Club dockl and pumped It
out.
Mtaawhilt, a ~rt4&• ov~ ~ •
8aftta MA IUftl': Ill·'~ 8"et lD 8uta •. ,.. e SUQ&)'
nt1ht by elty ud county otflci.U aa a precaui.Jonary measure.
Offlchw1 f~ared lht ·~ tot the bridae 1DQ ba\#9 been
undermined because fHt· nowtq waten are eauna a•ay
at the botto.ID of tbe..river.l ae· eord1u to J\ay Rboada Of ~
c o unfy '• '£Dvt PoD mental
Man1cement Aaeney.
Rbc>W al.lo •aid Ute sewer
•Y•ltm in south Oraii.1~ County
aurvlved the •tonn. ln 1ood coo· dlUoa.
Only a 2. 7$-mlle stretch (>f
beach from Doheny State Beach
lo Dana Point to Capistrano
Beach was reported closed to-
day after floods previously
caused Wltreated sewage to spill
Into the area
Ortega Higtf\Vay m San Juan
Capistrano was repo~ open
this mornlng aft.er belnt closed
Sunday from flooding.
The sou~bbound lane, of
Laguna Canyon Road leading to
Laguna Beach were closed by
officials this morning due lo
m uds lldes. The no rthbound
lanes remained orn. '
Pacltlc Coas Hllhtiay •t
P.U._,. lD S.U ci.ll}eQ~ also
wn clOled bec!a~e of '1ide ~
tJvlty.
Rainfall tl1ureJ from thJa
late1t storm coaUDued to awiU
already b&oated aeuoq total&.
San Clemente resldenl Ruth
AWna told POllce the -1µmliiwn
patio roof ii) ~aot Qf h,r
downtown home wu struck by a
llcht.nJ.q bolt at about 2 a.m. to-day.
But San ClemenJ,e fire Capt.
Bill Bundy aaid the P•tio roof
was probably destroyed by h1&h
windt .. 'Jbere was oo fire and little
e vidence to s ugges t light·
nine damage, he said.
Workmen had to remove
debris from the patio roor that
flew up onto telephone wires
above the house at 525 Avenida
Victoria. No one was hurt.
Be tired
Minister
Succmnbs
Memorial ser vices a.re
scheduled Tuesday m baruna
Beach for retired Methodist
minister and college ortlcial
George A. W1JT1Der who died last
Tbursdey .Cttr 1urrertnc a heart
attack at hrs Costa Men home.
He waa68.
· .Ser'fleea. foii llr. Warmv.
brother 'at' TbolDU P. wanner.
miDllter of tbe United Jletbodlat
Church ol Lapna Beach, are Mt (o~ 11 a.m. at the LuUD8 Beach
church. 2W2 Wetle, Drfve, South~.' ·Mr. w.......r WM m~ of
the Holllater 0.nlted. MetWlst
Church in "IW~ from JM~ to
1M9 and tlen9d .. tni.nllter ol
tbe Flnlt Methodist C'burdl ln
Oakland from. 1N9 to 1151. ke
wu vtce president for ~eralty
affairs at Boston Univenlty
from 1JIC58 to 1112 and wu presl·
dent of Hawal.1 Pacific College in
Honolulu betore retiring and
moving to Costa Mesa in lt77.
Mr. Wanner is survived by his
stepmother, Alma Warmer of
Chula Vista; daughters. Carolyn
Lord of P.uadena and Susan
D'Avena of Maasacbusetts: a
son, Richard, of Waablnaton.
D .C.; a sister. Florence Keith of
Red Bluff: brotben, Craig or
San Die o and Thomas or
Elsewhere in San Clemente.
there were no other ~ of
dam see caused by weattltr,. ,Mo
major floodlq Ol' lairda.lidaa werce ~IUd. ~ .,.Laa-tin• ~·~el)., aftd,faeven
said. "We kept praying and the
car kept moving."
Record low temperatures also
were recorded today in South
Carolina, where up to 10 inches
of snow was on the ground, 'and
in Georgia where it was 11
degrees in AU"1)ta and 20 in
Savannah.
In North Carolina, where· up to
28 inches or snow fell in one of
the century's mos t severe
s torms in that state, the
National G~ WU called out in
three counties to usl.st stranded
motorists.
Virtually all commercial
travel was abut olf. Some
bigbwaya were lmpaaaable to
vehicles of an)' kind, a train
engine derailed oo icy traclts.
and public achoola and offices
were closed across the state,
The eastern part of J'l(orth
Carolina was blasted with winds
up to 60 mph and snow 28 to 30
inches deep that shut down the
big Marine Corps air station at
Cherry Point, N.C. Elnabeth
City got 25 lnches of snow.
Never had sucb a cold mass or
air poured across Florida ao late
in the winter, the weather
* * * Fro.Page Al
'IWISTER ...
-· • •
service said. And there was
more to come.
·'Tonight will be another
extremely cold night with frost
and freezJng temperatures
possible over the entire state."
the ·National Wee'lher Service predicted. r
Vacationers, bu.ndled up In
sweaters on aeaerted beaches
Some schools closed.
Miami Beach recorded a 32, as
cold as it's ever been in the
resort. It was 30 in Weal Palm
Beach. a full 12 degrees below
the previous recorCI for the date
se t in 1947. The lowe s t
temperature in the stale was a
17 recorded at an agricultural
s tation at Hague, JUSt
northwest of Gainesville. with a
high of so an Key West.
In Vew Beach. at the .Los
Angeles Dod&trs aprtnc training
camp, players Steve Yeater and
Terry Forst.er a woke to tlnd ice
on the branches of a nearby
orange l.rtt.
-. ~ --,~~ .........
Two e ~ .. pollei
clailQ llW9 looldDt '°" • mafia• ~e gart1 end not
belnu Joa JnlDe SaUth when
tb•Y trJed to l•l t11to Jaer
.Em.aid au bmne ~. 3. nu. wu the auert&oD. of Allan
Stokke. act«my for P'lo¥d Allen Bro~ 34, ol Newport· Beach.
wbo ..,,,llll. Ronnie M•l1ou
A1uine, 2:1. of Fountain Val.Ley,
fac• ...... of bur,i.ary with
~ intent tq ~mit a fetony.
A ~ bearipf of the
cbaraes bepn in munJcl .. J
court IA Lquna Jt01uel lut week. Tbe beartni ts to contiDae
Marcb %$ to determine
wbetber tbe men mwrt face trial'
io Superior Court.
Prosecutor Arlie Westra as
serted during the hearing that
Brown and Aguirre 1denUfled
themselves at the Smith home
as Newport Beach policemen.
Mn. Smith was nol home but
off-duty Los Angeles police Of
ricer John Maroney was inside
the house. He called Laguna
Beach police.
Stokke asserted tbat Brown
and Apirre were lookin1 for a
post-Halloween costume party
at 3:45 a.m. at the home of a
man or Arab descent known u
"Prince Turkey."
Joe Upshim, a security guard
1n the private community.
testified that be ot.e"ed the
two didenctanta C1111bta& U. afta
lD aS...Bewcatauto.
hd&lly. tlle pair .of pVDQrted
party...,. were held ror fib.
pe,...,.ttnc J)ollcemea. Bae tbe
cbara .. were laW ~ to atteml*d bur&la.ry rib lDtml
t.o commit kidnap, false im·
pneoftn.-, lbbbely or ...Wt.
court recorda tndlcat.e.
Laenna Beach reported that a
pistol, banctcWfs. a roll of tape
and a badge from a police Ueuten·
ant's hat were found near the
Smith home
The prosecution has also
charged Brown. an ex-felon they
say. with illegal possession of a
fareann.
Laruna Beach police turned
the two men over lo Orant;e
County Sheriff's deputies aft.er
the predawn incident of Nov. 3.
Emerald Bay is located out
side the Laguna .Beach city
Umitt bl unincorporated cotmty land. ~ B.N9a_.,~....,
rel••••d o• t••lr o.-. re-cop•resce pm&• U. _...,_.
of lbe eopt1nuing preliminary
be&fWl~ U they v.1U
Sta~. -
' -Crine Falls;
Man Injured
Michael McShea of Diamond
Bar is in good condition 10 Mercy
Ge neral Hos pita l after a
construction accident today in
Costa Mesa near South Coast Plaza.
A crane collapsed this morning·
on a building under construction
on Aotoo Avenue. Injuring
McSbea who was wortine on the secondfloororthebuikUng.
The reasoa the crane coUapeed
was unknown this morn1ng. No
other worjtmeo were u\jured m the accident.
Relations Finned
CAIRO, Egypt <AP> Egypt
and Israel initialed today the1~
second Agreement in the coot.ext
or peace between the two coun-
tries. •
Rites set
For Rev~
M.C. Cro.nic
1-'i.ne r al st-rv1ce5 wall b•·
conducted Wednesday ror the
Rev M.C. Cronic. lonct1mt-
putor of the First Assemblies of
God Church in Costci Mesa. He
dled Saturday at the age ol 71.
Services will be held at 2 p.m.
an the Newport-Mesa Christian Center. 148 22nd St., Costa Mesa.
Burial will be ln the ,..-.rbor
Lawn Memorial Park in Costa
Mua.
Born May 11. 1908. In Mlaaowi,
Mr. Crootc f~ded · and was putor (J( the FiJ"lt Auembli• of
Goel Churda fot" .» "an •. '1'bat chureb U. aow llno.-m _.. the
NewPOrt-Meu Chrtat.l.n Center
H is 10th birtbday -was
c!eJebrat.ed ln ).978 -~ilh ¢oat.a
Mesa Mayor Ed ¥c;FarJand
pr;eaenUne Mr. Cronle with a
re90lution wtahin1 hJm a hippy
birthday rrom the city. A group
of his friends were alfO present
at the Mesa Verde Conval~nt
home to celebrate tus blnbday
Mr Croruc ls survived by h1i.
Wl(f.' Elsie or Costa Mesa
Bus Rams
Building;
No One Hun
;..<. f.
dl'1•J:.9~~~~:'!i~~,.~:: sen o1r1 injury today when the
Oran1te County Transit .Ptstnct bus she was dnvlng skidded on a
wet street in Santa Ana ana
s macked anto a building.
Transit District officials said
none of the 12 passengers aboard
the Westmins&.er-bound bus was
IOJUf't'd.
Police said the bus driver.
J eannettc Kovias. was driving
west on 17th Street at 7 a.m.
when she braked, causing the
bus to spin on the slick pave-
ment
The bus then jumped the
center dJv1der, sheared off a six·
inch tree. and rammed into the
Lincoln Savings a nd Loan build·
ing at the mtersect1on of Seven-
teeth and Bnstol StreeL'\ .
The bus caused minor damage
to the savings and loan building
as well as a nearby block waJI.
police s8Jd
Ms. Kovtas was taken to St.
Joseph Hospital in Oranae for
treatment of mJuries to her left.
lee. arm and tup.
-...
•
Fattening Up .
To Slim Down
B1 llJLTON •08KOWITZ Most people UU Heinl witb kelcbup -and with •
reuon. Ketcbup ll tbe IDOlt ~ uted condiment ~
American food ta~. and Heim just about owns tte
market. tapturtac at least 40 peftC!Dt of aalet out of
groceries. In the restaurant buaillela tta marltet lbaro 11
eveo more awetOllle: eo percent.
But Heim la Just Uke any normal American COf'POt•·
Uon: Jt's perpetually hungry. It entered the decade of Che
lt70a at the Sl billioa aales mark. it topped the S2 billion
level in l9'1'7, and ll'a now advandq oa $3 bJWoo.
Not e.eo the giant
kegs of ketchup they
sell \hese days can ac·
count for that kind or crowth. H.J. Heim, now
lo ill llltb year, is fat·
telling up by acqu.lrUlg
other companies. It's
busy dotna that all over the globe.
Money
Tree
n DIDN'T BA VE to look too far last month.
Headquartered in Pittsburgh, Heinz simply reached
across the state of Pennsylvania and paid S20 million in
cash to acquire Gagliardi Brothers of Weal Chesler.
Gaghardi makes frozen meats that are already cut in·
to port.ions. Its belt known item is a product called "Steak·
Umm ." described by Heinz as "a flaked and formed sliced
beef steak that can be cooked an a mtnut.e."
Heinz annexed Gaghardl and immediately attached 1t
to its frozen food subsidiary. Ore-Ida Foods, the big potato
processor based in Boise. Idaho So lhe Gagllardls -
founder Eugenio and his th~ sons. Eugene Jr .• Ralph and
:o-;1cholas -wtU be reporting not lo Pittsburgh but across
the country to Bb1se. ·
HEINZ SCOOPED l'P Ore-Ida back m 1965. With all
that ketchup. 1t had to have some potatoes in the house.
lleinz has a shoppmg hst wherever 1t goes in the
world Last November It forked over $49 million to buy a
German company, Nadler. which makes chilled salads,
h sh mannad~. sauces and condiments.
Meanwtule. it became England's lead.log mushroom
supplier by actJwnng the Country Kitchens business that
Oakland's Clorox no longer wanted While all that was gcr
ing on in Europe. Hemz was bagging companies tert and
nght in Australia the South Coast Fish Processing Co.
1He1nz bought Star·K1st tuna in the U,S. in 1963>. Golden
Oa vs Natural Products (Heinz ente rs the heallh food bus1 · ne;~,. and ll G . Brown & Soru,, Wine and spmts merchants
1 Heinz bought Australia's Stanley Wine Co. in 1971 ).
PEOPLE WHO EAT rap1dJy sometimes have trouble·
with their d1gest1on. For Sl20 rrull1on they shelled out 1n
1978. Heinz became the owner of the Weight Watchers
business. the weight-reducing salons and the food products
carrymg that label. Now it has to figure out how to push
this food business. Richard B. Pattoo. a top Heinz ex·
ecutlve. ouilined the problem man interview wilb the Wall
Street Journal.
"We have to determine bow to put lbe pu~ces of t~
puule together. Thert's a big question about whether the
proper strategy is to go after fat people -people obviously
overweight -or lAe much lar&er market of people ~ho
simply lu!Ye to watdl tbetr fti&ht. •• ·
AU thole people wbo aorpd themselves on OnHda
froun potatoes covered with ketcllup will have to be con-
verted to Weight Watchers. nie Heltu which fattened you
up will slim you down.
Dublin-born J.F. O'Retlly, who 1s running Heinz today.
has no intention of slimming down the ('Ompany. He's look·
mg for more companies to buy.
Asked about his plans for nt'w product development.
O'Reilly said °'In many ways the best way to get into new
produet de\•elopmcnt ts to ta.kt' ovt'r some other guy·s Idea
by bu)'lng the company · · And that's what Heinz 1s doing .
'Big' Money
Fka Markets Appe a l
MEMPHIS. Tenn. <AP> -Folks with an itch to gel in·
to flea marketing need no longer start from scratch. For
S20. and 10 hours spread over five weeks. a college teacher
will show bow to do 1t.
"F1ea marketing is one of thc faste~t-growing tn·
duslrics in America today." said RotM!rt Lovell. a retired
Air Force colonel who teaches '"Flea Marketing:· a
coot111uing educaUon course at Memphis State University.
Lovell. 58, has been teaching nea marketing on the col-
lege level for a year ~ a half. He got into the business
himself about seven years ago.
"I RETIRED IN 1t7t after 22 years in the servi~ ... ~
said. "I had heard about flea markets, so one day we
cleaned O\lt the •ttic, the carport. the basement and Wfnt
out and st.arted selling. We sold primarily costume jewelry ror about three years. Did great."
Lovell now owns the city's la.rlest permanent nea
market.. and spends a lot ol hLs time promotlng the buai·
ness.
1be clus he teaches takes •tudenls from the hiatory or
the nea market to the location of mercbancliae to legal con·
sideraUons.
"This lime we added a sealon on bow to buy and •JJ
gold and sUver." he said. "There's so much interest ln It
now, but u Iona u the prices a.re up, the interest will keep up.··
LOVELL SAID B E'S been averagina 30 to 40 students
in his non-credit c1uses. an lndlcation or the Jevel of in·
terest ln nea marlteta in the area.
"The Oea market crue -and It started u a craie -
hlt MemptUa ln 1970," he ~d. "rt'• been rrowinc to the
extent that nationa~ nea 1Duiteta produce annual aalea in
excettoftlOmlllloo. •
Lovell teUa bis atudenta that the avense nea mariet
dealer lfr'Oltel $500 a weekend.
Gold, ~ilver Qootatiom
\
Nanci_ Matthand a1 Tribune publisher
Mrs. Pynchon looks over a replacement
for her missing Yorkshire terrier on
''Lou Grant" tonight at 10 on CBS, Chan·
nel 2.
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, movteaboUtDocHoWday,
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delall. paneltete geladca.
tr-movement. anc:t
unraY9I rnylt9flaa about
ancient Egyptian
mumrnlcs. ()) p .M. MAQAZJtE
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a.a •• ~ ........ ,,.
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and MCS oH IO find help.
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con -1111wttpting IC
alldort ,,.,.,., from "" hocpltcl end Cttar-. 9:40. AMERICAN &HORT
STORY
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Arrtte Portor A metriart:li
tGer9lclrwT F1tzoer*> on
her oa.thbcd atrugglaC to
reaolV9 to111•11!111g memo-n.. at a PM1 llhc had long
alncetuMld. 10:00. (I) LOU ORANT
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beloved pct la
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OUI one~ probe
of • dogllgh1 opcr9lion.
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11:00•8•<1>0 NEWS NEW\.VWB> GAME
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A•nerica Needs Its 'Uncle Walter'. ~Ge r aldine : By PETER.J. BOYER
:· LOS ANGELES CAP) -Just when
.America could use some solutions,
-another problem is dropped in our
fiu>s, The Uncle Problem.
You have probably read about it:
Walter Cronkite is giving his CBS
g,eoing News anchor chair lo Dan
~ather.
Depending upon whom you read,
4'be sad story said sorpething such as,
.. America's Uncle, Walter Cronkite,
wUl leave his anchor post etc. etc.," or. io tonier articles, .. Wa lter
Cronkite, the avuncular CBS News
.. bonnan, etc. etc."
llORE TRAN ONE story about
cfonkit.e's abdication described him
.·
as "the avuncular Mr. Cronkite."
Avuncular, meaning uncle-like, is a
key word ln matters Cronkite. In
fact part of the Uncle Problem ls
that: when Cronkite goes. there will
be no one left lo call avuncular.
I imagine Mr. Cronkite is very
touched by the minicrisis precipitat·
ed by bis departure from the Eveniog
News, and perhaps amused at the
premium value placed oo bis avun-
cularity.
To be a prtmo newsman ls an
achievement involving years of de·
dication and bard work. But t.o be UD ·
cle-like, Mr. Cronkite, that ls a bless·
ing from above.
WWCB LEADS US to our problem.
It is clear, Judging from the Cronkite
to-do, that having a national uncle is
important to the American psyche;. an uncle's touch softens the world's
cruel blows.
So, what shall we do? The bandiest
answer is to keep Uncle Walter right
where be is. President Carter could
declare bis anchorship a matter of
national security, in the truest PoSSi-
ble sense, and order him to stay put.
Or, there is the Johnny Carson
route. It seems fairly certain that
NBC will keep Carson oo the
"Tonight Show" by lopping half an
h our from the 90-mioute show.
Perhaps CBS Evening News could
c ut itself in half, thus easing
Cronkite's k>ad.
BlJT THAT WOULD leave only 12
minutes of news, and Uncle Walter
would be the first to Dix it.
Anyway. these are but temporary
solutions. Uncles are. alas, mortal,
and the Uncle Problem is somet.hi..og
we'd . have to race eventually; we
must suck up the national gut and
deal squarely with the matter
sometime, and It might as well be
now.
Okay. There ts Dan Rather. He ls
certainly no uncle rig}\t now, with bis
sligbUy harsh manner and tough-guy
"60 Minutes" reputation. But is
a vuncular a quallly that can be
learned?
Fitzgerald plays
an old woman
reviving
memories of the
past in "Th.e
Jilting of Gran-
ny Weatherall,"
airing tonight at
8 :30 on KOCE,
Channel 50, and
at 9:40 on
KCET. Channel
28.
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Black Actors Rap
'IJeulah'. Protests .. ,oxuN
JACKSON, MJD. CAP)-Moet black actors in· 111
volved ln the filming of "Beulah Land" at Natebes11------.-. -. ~:-_-11 aay they have little sympathy for efforts aimed at -c:QIA• UU
st.opplog production because of alle1ed racial •.tf4I• CNt stereotyping.
Fom' act.on' IJ'OUPI ln Loa Aqeles bluted the 1----------t NBC-n>lumbia Pictures television miniseries de.I
plctlng Ute oa a Southern plantation between 182'1
and 1Bll.
, Dotlv 1 · r,
'>at <.u,, I. '
It works like a charm. All I have to hear is the announcer say. "and now a
word from. 0 and I leave the room.
Which means most TV commercials
don't get much of a bred: from many
women my age, who aren't big TV
viewen at best.
Advertisers know I'll be there when
their ads run ln the Daily Pilot. I
subscribe.
More women turn to the adverttstna lit
their dally newspaper than the combined
day and niaht audience on the~ tube.
•. Dc>es that surprise you? Tune in to the Dally Pilot.
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