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WEDNESOA Y AFTERNOON, MARCH 12, 1980
VOL n , NO. n. • IJCT'°"'-U P ... I ove 81
l'llld'••••••e There's• aldC ltreet in Irvine -or at leut that•a what
tbla sip for R.cl Hill Avenue would have you believe
aft« IOllW or tometJUna knoeted the "H .. out of lt.
!·
·EX-husband Sought
~ We;man's llldnap
Ira• Eleetl•••
KhOmeini Asks
Massive Show
81 'fte A•• d .... Prw Ayatollab Ruhollab Kbomeini
ur1ed Iranians today to
atrenstbm the lalamlc Republic and dHb the hopea of the "oppreulve U.S. aovenunent"
by tur'Diq out en m.,. to eJeet
a new parliament. Kbomeint bas
said the parliament wm decide
t he fate of tbe American
hoataaes.
In a message broadeut by
Two Charged
InMesa With
Prostitution
Costa lleH vlce offleera
arre1ted two •omen on
pro1Ututlon ebarps Tuetday.
one at a mva:r~rlor wl tbe other at a rap .
Police Hid two UDClereover
detectives vtaited tlae Mmtaq
Studio, az E. 17tb St., Tumday
afternoon ud anwtfd Mary
Loa.IN ffMtf,,,.. •, of Wblttier. on 1&11plctoa of IOUdUq for
pro.Wu:•._. tW Ille 6nd
H'!'::rfa'°"tn .... tor•.
The °"'*' ol .... ....., Debra Toclteabl•r. 21, of
Montebe!tf. ta ta•olHd In a dlt.... ta. dty °"" tta al=ld Nfmal to llM ber a b llCIDM. Her applleaUoa for a ,,. .. ......,., la)WUla ......
UM ett1 w11 Malecl ta ~
CoatJ ....... eo.rt ... lalt moau.. ...... -• 4111 to amen4 btt J::ftJ~alrU and ,.....,, Olllld•
AlioUl t:• ,.-. 'hi G~U. ., ... ~r'da to Tait a.... .. Put Aw•~-i-••d artHted Gloria Oarr'MIO, 11, of Aaalletm, oa
1a1plc1olt of Mllc1U•I for
"'' m n-. ~~ ..
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Teh!Wl Radio • Ute eve o1 tM fint round of parUamentary
v0Un1 Jl'rlday, lran'a -n..year~
revolutloaary leader aald the
enemies ol I.slam want a small
turnout. But be Mtdded:
"I hope that by )'OW' public
participation ln the eledJona you
will dash the hopes of the
enemies ol the lllamic Republjc,
the a1eata ol tbe overt.brown
re1tme and tlt followers ,
especially tbe oPIJl'eUiYe U.S.
1ovemment. AliM on tbe day ol
detennlDlQI tbe country's fate
and atarm tbe ballot boxes to
cut your~.
••1 hope the nation, after
caref•llY ltad1h1 the
baekll'Ol8dl ol tndtYlduals and
lf'OUPI, wtJJ wt. for tbo9e wbo an f llMllful to lllam aad tbe
coo1Ututtoa, are free of
tew.l•del toward left or rtlbt. and ......... for tbetr IDOd
recercl and commitment to
lalam. Tbe aadaa ~ bow that to ltrQ Item tltls lmpoft.ant
lllamle tllk would be tre ... to
Jalam -ta. coaetrJ .•• kbomelol 1ald he feared
boatUe propa1aada .. mi11tt
1o11 ........ o1u..5 =WtilfertlNlle
' t.bluafortM .. ..
Tb• ••e"Oa41 re•nd of parua .. •tarr · •0Un1 tab• ~· A'-rll 4, aad tb•
JI ............. = ·~•eea .... .........
K••••lal ba• ••t• the , ....... IK-....... dffld•
......... , -t• ''" tb• • ,.,..., ..... , ao boata5 ... ~=~bJMnam P::i:tt ..... -:. r:::~ .... ..,. ................ .. . ........... ~-
Trustees
'Warned'
lnHB
·~ Bl'EVE llA&BLB __ ...,.,.... ....
A ...._ to lay olf more ta.an
100 Wtllt Oraqe County hilh
s cbool t~acbe ra has l eft
mstndon •ltmoed. fed up and aearchial for aew jobs, tnaateee
•ere warned Tuesday.
Jerry~ teacher le8der
in Lbe ffuntiqtoo Beach Union
fficlt Sebool Diatrict, rapped tbe
bo•nl for !:J ln an unteeUDc manner an d estro y ina
emp6oyee mor e.
lnteatioo to lay off not.ea were
Milt to lOS teachers this me.th
in the wake of district reports
tha t showed enrollment is
droppiq abarply and revenue is bffomlac ICal'tt.
"I don't believe the d.lstriet
really bM to lay off • single
penon." Mun.IGG saJd. "I UUnt
in part um la a ploy to weaun
t.be f<ne before contract ta1b ~in.··
The teacben' conlraict explrea
lune 30 and new contract
propoaala 1 bow that tbe
teacben' union and district
ne1otiators are far apart on many--..
Teaeben are Mekina about a
22 pereaat wqe blke which they
contend would brln1 their
CS. ftACllEU, Paee .U>
Ceast
Wea .. er .. .... ,, e; ... 'l'bw. .. ,.i... llt41attbe
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Shah Readied
For Surgery
PANAMA CITY .
Panama <AP) Shah
Mobamm.d Rae PablHI
ls ttported betq readied
for another sertou1
operation In 1&
Panamanian boApital
A pnvately owned loul
te levision s tiataon s aid
sources at Paltalla
Ho s pital, a private
medical center. reported
that the deposed monarch.
who is Uvtn1 on an island
orr the Pacahc coas t or
Panama . would b e
admitted soon ror the
s urgery.
In Waahingt.oa, a White
House official said the
shah's condition was not
serious enough for the
U .S gove rnment lo
cons ider letting him
return to New York for the
surgery.
Coast Panel
Members Hit
In Funding
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Three
r e gional members or the
California Coastal Commission
have used their influence to
rai s e runds for their own
.political ambit.Ions rrom peoplt'
who sought approval for
projects before the commission
1ht• Los Angeles Tame!> reportt'd
today
Tht' thrc t• South Co~u,t
fll'gional Coai.lal Comm1ss1on
m embers were identified as ~
Angeles Councilman Arthur K
Snyder. Garden Grove Mayor
F.lerth S "Rick" Erickloo and
Torrance Clly Councilman
'Donald E . Wilson. who also ~erves a s th<.' commission
chairman.
They solicited nearly $200,000
1n fundb either directly or
through r e presentatives. the
Times said.
Political donations from $100
to several thousand dollars were
~oliciled by letter or telephone
from small property owners as
well aa big developers with
buaineu before the commission,
the paper said.
The three commiasioners sit
on the 12-m embe r regional
panel which controls
con1~ permits for some of
the moil valuable property In
Los Angeles and Orange
count.lea -along the coastline.
Declak>na by the regional panel
can be appealed to the full stale
commiaalon.
One comminlon applicant,
Long Beach architect WlWam
Rldgeway, said be gave $800 to
Erick.Ion for his state Assembly
campaign aft.er he was solicited.
He told the Times that shortly
thereafter two other
commi11ioners called him fOf'
c()ntributioo.s. "l gueaa I just
opened a can of worms.''
Erickaon, a Republican who
hopes to unseat Aaaemblyman
Chet B. Wray, D-Westminater,
in central Orange County's 711t
District, has raised $30,000 of bis
$38,000 war chest from people
whose appllcationa appear
before the commiHlon, lbe
oewapaper reported.
DAILY PILOT
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ran more llun oat hall
oew1 ..... pap In atqtb.
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d9"d.,' " ••eflod Tt ... b111 OD. al U.. .1....,-y
19" ..... bJ UM Sdlutown
DUtrict Olwt.
,,.. tllrpti,.. "°"'~mes 11 lat r rout1-11 dllttOYM tM rec· ~ attOl'd1q to,....,, '
It ta not known whetl\er the
tel phorw rtt0rch ~uld auppor\
or dlapui. Kennedy'a oxplana·
Uon ur hia aacUona after tho JCCI·
dent
M 1111 Kopeebnl' waa kllltd
when a car Kennedy wu drtvtn&
went olf a brtd1e on Ob.,._.
<1uiddick Island Kennedy
esr uped the c ur but M11 s
Kopechne drowned
Armand Fernandes. the assls·
tant district u tto rney who
handled the case and wbo had
had the telephone recorda 1ub-
poena4!ld, aald hti did nol know
that records wen.-Incomplete.
The Times report~
The Tames s tor y wa i.
published as a n As aocluted
Preas-NBC Newa poll showed
that Chappaquiddick played a
role In Kennedy's defeat In the
Florida praldenUal primary on
Tuesday. <Related story, A4 l
President Carte r trounced
Kennedy an Florida 1n part
bt•ca u se 54 pe r cent of the
f'·tor1da DemocraUc voters say
Chappaquiddick has lowered
their opinion of Kennedy's abili·
ty to handle the presidency.
Thal Is the highest auch figure
fo und io three presidential
primaries this y~ar a nd as
hi g her tha n th<.' hgures for
De mocrats nationwide
N-M Mulls
For Bus Use
J\ 50 perct'nt cut in d1stnct
(• )( p (' n d I l u r l's r 0 r s ch 0 0 I
~c t iv it Jl•S b us inR w as
recommende d Tuesda y by
Newport -Mesa school
Superintendent John Nicoll. but
he said it won't nece11anly
mean ltudenta can't partktpate
in games and meets.
Nicoll told trustees be believes
student and boost.er eroups ean
raise their hair of the annual
$90,000 spent on activities
busing, tr given enough advance
warning.
School board members said
the y will take action on the
propos al at their March 25
meeting.
Trustees, who are seeking
ways to trim S3 to $4 million
from next year's budeet,
indicated they favor lbe
proposed cut, a modlflcatioa of
Nicoll'• earlier recommendation
to eliminate spendln1 for
actlvlUee busing entirely.
Trustee B.J. SklWn1. caWng
the SO percent figure "a k>Clcal
approach," aald she wants to be
sure all ext r acurricular
activities share in the funds, nqt
JUSt aporta.
Asked bow other districts are
handling aclivllles busing,
Nicoll said some are charatng
part.icipal.lon rees but that this
may be Illegal.
A plan la also currently being
prepared ror a propoted $1 a day
charge ror bome-a<:bool busing
at all grade lev.els. Nicoll said
that, even with the fee, the
district wtll atlll be aablJdldng
50 percent or the cost of that
busln& aa well.
,,.....PepAJ
I.RAN" •••
be re&eaaed before "mld·May at
the earliest."
The mllllanta holding the
e mbassy today accused
President Carter or ualng the
standoff to improve re-elecUon
c hances . They Issued a
statement saying, "Carter l.rio
to release the botta1e1 held by
the powerful Iran to become
victorious In the prealdenUal
campal1n, but it la another
mhtake of lheae trat.tor
criminals and they wlll IOOft
ltnow that.'• Tbey dld not'
elabonte.
S.C.retary of State C)'l'UI R. Vance aees no breaktbrouib 1n ttt. boltqe criait before llay .
U.N. Seeretary·Otural Kwt
W a ldbttm 1111 •••n tbat
f oreclllt may be too optimildo.
In upatat• 1tatemeat1 Tu~ Vanoe and Wa .... m cou ,.u-ee ..... tM rauure of a.. U.N. lnv~ cosn~ to mah PfOl'W
toward rel•••• of tile approdmattlY IO Amertcaa bOlt._,_,baldtpTellnD.
Vance wa• mHtha1 wUb WtldW• ~ lD Nn Yon to ..e lf tbe eomld..,,., eta bit
rnbwl.
Cera BetO• in tlte Sun
The sun came out Tuesday and M~111111 ·
Sht!pherd or Phoenix made the mo::.t of 11
soaking up rays on thl' beach al Nl·w1>ort
Sh l' wc a r s the corn r o ws h u 1 r::. t y I l· ------------
f)Of>ulunzf'd hv a<'trf'I., Ho ()(tre k in th<•
111111 HI Tt11· \ .1c Jtmnini! M1-..., Sh1·11h•·rtl
.. 11<111 tcH1k l1v1· h1111r.., to <10 h1·r hair
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GATES •••
und order bias '·
The JUdg<• said hl· would
prefer the publac to be guided ""
Internment Ui-ged
For U.S. Iranians
bar assoc1at1on endorsement... SJ\C'HJ\Mf<:NTO <AP> -u s c1liunattheUme.Kobecamea
becal18C such groups arc mudc S(•n S I llavakuwa ,aya Mii tht' U.S. ciUzen m Ul54.
up of lawyers who continuall.} Iranian.-. in Lh1:. <·ountry should Kayaka wa. a member of lhe
tr7 caaea before tho judges be placed ln Pelorat10n camps Seoah· Fo re110 Re lations
•
;me.n
The dlltrtct, la a al
rtlHMcl Tuetda)', 11 rinl WtfMlw•l~~pal! .... ...... tUlntau. jla1df
IDOYe Iii ~~ JUM norm .a.t.rtMao 1 ~· the f'MI._.. , ·~= '"'l'YP •. not to wofr)' beet~ Utt .4'1&.rtct
will end 1,1p bavlJlt te> hire
1· v e ryooG bM ck on, )t a.nnlon
tontlnued •
1' be dl1trlcc. mut 1tv•
Lc1.actwn • fln&l l~f aa(loe by
M 11 y 15 that. &hey mar be
tt·rmma'-' by July l. /\ '"" ..-. ... w to be d&IDllaMd lwfon• lha 001Jnnln.c of the next
r1101 ytar _,. q elH•IOed
1•m17loyM1. lJll m1fnt.n8'te'f'
1Jl'r1tCmn«>I, t'letb,,_. otflen who
tJo not hold tt:uc•hlftf pottlll<lfll.
M 1nnlon eha,..._. that \he
af'rOR'I lht· board cut Ill bt!lnl(
rn 1t1l f• h""ou111• the truf'tee"
1 unn11t lt•..i ullv lay off Leacher11
rur an t1 r1 .,a t e tl drop• In
trirull mrnt
"It Htnnl like thf•y'r• Alrtln"
the law •nd it tM board ha t11
1 "rl triri=te~•t>hn11 hark r,n n1·11I f111f, t 'II h.itYf' tt1 d<i a kif
,,, ,,,m·k " E"" . h11,tr1t t 1ala ~cd1rt that •·nr<1ll~ I~ ad¥1ol 11~tl>m
will aUp ... 1.He tludentJI
n •11t ••r .•~hh year 'tr.
r n rn II"'*"' they Hid, I• down
,, t,l()Uf 7,_I puptl11
Offlc1al11 Jlat> t·1mumd that the
1J 1111 m·t hud IA> clp •nt.n ita budicf"t
r t>11 1·r vt• th._ ,.,.,. to m f'et
l'•Pf'DMlll eind that, tht: Onanclal
ou ... ook tu year9 to ~nme 1~
tile&.
M a.Mtoft, thoudt. claamf'd lhl•
d1atr•ct tu. apenl money Uus
v1·Jr that c·ould have bt>en ~t
.1 ... cclc for L1°<1<'hcr ....
lie aaad ~tnct officlala bavt-
ancrea.sed the purchaaln1 of
tutbooka by 6'l least 60 peocent
and luave lpelll about la mUhon
remodel.Joe future district
hea<fq uartl• rs.
facinlre-election. "the wuy we d 1<1 with t hl· Committee, said in 11 re le1:1~e
"Gates ls n,o attorney." Japanese lll World Wur u " that the State Department s llL__WD lo Bow Out
Hamiltca staled. "How In the Hayakawa. wh1>.., of J apan1·i.l· effort.a to pin lbe releue Oil U S. ..-.,
hell can he know about tht• .cnl'l'Sl r"Y. -.uHl Tut•..,dav that th1· Embu1y boata&a LD Tehrm
law"'" llni tt•d ·sta11•s "hould ·<h•rlun· a have failed and It ii Ume 'tto Id As Caiaclidate?
The judge added that he d0<·" ··-.tatt· of lit ll1t.!1'rl'nn 141th :;om e ba'rgatning dtlps."
not anticipate receiving a n Iran "The difference thJ.a Ume from SACRAMENTO CAP> -Gov.
endortementfromthesh<'nff "Wc intt•m t-d 110,000Jupillle1w t h e way we bandied lhe Edmund Brown Jr.'s chief of
On the June 3 ballot, 37 Sl'11ts during W11rld Wur II. and w1· Japanese Is that we would 1taff aaya tr Brown doesn't do
in the county's s uperior and m.1nagt·d <ill r 1J(ht," th• dbt1m:u1sh bt'l\H•c•n J\mf·nc.m .... , 11 111 \\'i-.<•rn s in, he'll
munlcipalcourts must be fi lled 73-\e ar olc1 Cal1 Co rn 1.• c1t11t·ri..or lrun1an d1·..,C'l·nt, 14ho l41thtlr1l4 from th1· rJct· ror lh•·
As or last Fr iday 's filin g Republicansa1c1 \\IJUld11 t lw rountfrd UIJ •• 111d l)1·111 .. 1·r.1!11· r111m1n;.it 1on for
deadline, 68 candida tes hav1· .. Arter what ·.., happened 14, 111111 1·111.wn I c ..inian... v. ho Wi>uld pr1·,1•il-nt
t.ossedlheirhatsinlo the nng for huv1· C'very re>a!>on to ctedurt .1 lu <:r,1\ C>.1v1.., ma d <' t h ..
thei.e posts, including 12 deputv ... 1at1• of hdlig1·n·nq and n1und V.l' IA-uuld tJkl· i.,ood l'Jrt' 11( c cimmenl an ani.w1..•r to J
dJstnct attomeys. up .di n1111 1·1t111·11 lr:.incJ11.., ..01111 lh1•m .111d wt• ti h .i\t' J f1" qui ... icon Tul's<l11y J l a 1>lalewidl'
fourteen incumbe nt JUd J{l''> put them 1n r1·1tu ,1111.n, 1•n1n-. li.1r1tt.11nan.: t h1p.., "''"" 14•· h ... ,,. 111 11·t1n&: of t h1· Ca l1rorn1J
race compellt.Jon in lhei.c ran~ Our 111 ~ w 1, r Id \.\Jr 11 no t'h1 ~ at Jll The Iranian!> t..in Hro.1c1t·u-.ters' Ai.'>0<:1atJon. lie
Gates said he decided lo IS!-tui· lla\uka14a 14:.t.., tt•.11 l11ng JI ttw k1l'k us m the foct• und Pn·~11knt th1•11 met w1th lirown, who wa-;
the endorsements because lht· Armour ln'>lllutt· 11r Tt•rhnolot.!Y l'Jrll'r doci.n't know what to Jhout w leave oo a WaaCGQSm
public i s ''slarv1.ng ror m Chicago. He wus a Canadian do" t'Jmpw.&nlow'-
inrormation" to use 1n select.Jog ~---~~~-----~------~----~--~~-~~-~~~~---:~ judges.
He aaid he will only endorse
candidates who favor u proposed
merger of the county shenrf's
and marshal 's o rtice1, a
measure J.hat ulso will uppear on
the June! ballot.
Hts SttOnd criterion, theshenrr
said, will be his opinion or th'·
<1uallty of the Judges' courtroom
dec1s1ons.
G at.cs said a crisis cx1sL'\ en
the court system. caused by
Judges who free criminals on
technlcal1Ue1 or because of
minor procedural errors made
by lawmen. Based on his own experiences
and the recommendation of his
starr. the sheriff said he will not
endor1e incumbent judges who
have consl1teotly made such
rullni ln favor of tbe accused
To t.be Chamber or Commerce
audience, Gates cited a
FuJlerton murder con viction
that was overturned because a
police orncer left the crime
scene briefiy to summon help
and then ret\U'Ded to the scene
witbout a search warrant.
ConcedJn1 that some judges
are only abiding by h11her court
precedents, Oates claimtd that
too many Jud1es are afraid to
Issue a controvenlal ruling they
know Is Juat, slmply because
t.hey rear beina overruled lP an
appeal.
Gates said some candidates
hoping to un1eat Incumbent
judges have asked ror aQ
interview with him, SMtinl his
endorsement. The sberl rr
predicted hla chokes wll1 be
annoW1ced In about one mO!"lh·
Assassination
Attempt Fail1
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP> -
Former Prealdenl CamUle
Cbamoun, one or Lebanon'•
three Chrlltlan warlord•,
escaped an uaauinaUon
attempt today wttb mlnor cuta.
But b1a chauffeur wu killed and
three compablon1 were
seriously~.
A IPOU!llD..-S for Charnoun's
National f.Jt>eral Party said a
parked oar booby-trapped with
M>mt 44 poundl of ntf WU Ml
olf by • tltetronlc 1tpal M the
t01lf""V8Uve leader p111ed It ln
a motorc•d.• tn route from Btlrut'• Chrl1Uln aector· to Jounle.b. the ChriaUan port 12
mtlet nOcib at the capital. Tts• 1pokt1man 1a ld Cbamoun'• car wu demollattied.
C. llft:~uJt, an IO·Y••r·old mu mte, ••• eut b)' .,,.. • .... and .• u ~ated it Hotel
Dteu, till r~c_ti , "".Pltat II' a,..... ... ..,..111.um
tbt ~·---·
t ' \
Et Cetera by Drexel ·
selected pieces at special price·s in
stock and ready for deli very .
I
11
Gladys O'B!ien, 60, of Indianapolis shows how she
appeared to intruders who broke into h' r home. She held
her g!-D'l. on one of them until police arr ved. "I would've
used 1~ if I had to, but thank goodness, l didn't have to,"
she said.
De-silting Scheme
Proposed for Bay
By IOANNE REYNOLDS
Ottllitl>Mtf~Statt
A $10 million plan to save the
Upper Newport Bay with
coaattvctJ,oa of a desiltinl basin wt.I.I be propoled to state officials
1-t•t' tbl1 month by
representatlYeS of Newport
Be•cb, Irvine and Orange
County.
' The proposal also includes
effort.I to control •Ut run off
from constrllcUon *ltes and
apieultmal property dratned by
t.be San Diego Creek which runs
into the bay.
City Manager Robert Wynn of
Newport Beach s aid the
proposal will be presented to the
state Water Resources Control
Board when it meets in Los
Angeles. He said the proposal has yet to
be ratified by elected officials in
the three local agencies, but
indicated they have been briefed
on the proposal.
The plan would work like this:
· -· Tbe planning for the
deslltlnc basin would be done
with tbe two cities and the
Southem California Association
of Governments <SCAG ).
SCAG would put up $390,000
and Ute two cities would
contribute a combined total of
$60,00IUn cub and staff time.
Those funds would come from
the ur18 state Clean Water Bond
Act, Wynn said.
He acknowledged that the
move is an unusual one because
so far there )Jave been no studies
made ol. tbe deltldu buln plQ. The sources of the bay's
contilluing pollution problems
were the subject of atudl• made
by a multl-agency IJ'OUP called
Newport·lt•in• Waste
Management Apncy (NIWA>.
<See BAY PLAN, Pa1e AZ>
Firemen Save
Mud Victim
A man wbo spent three hours
stuck in waist deep mud in the
Upper Newport Bay, was rescued after one hour's work by
Newport Beach firemen
Tuesday night.
Firemen were called to the
bay at tbe fool of Mariners
Drive at 10:45 p.m. aft.er passers
by beard the 25-year-old man
calling for help.
Using planks and plywood,
firemen laid a path to the man's
location and polled him free
with a rope. He was taken to UC
Irvine Medical Center for
mental observation.
a, NIL INS~UllAN ....... _ ...
Taklna a step .be described u
locally ~. <>nqe
County S\eriff Brad Gates
d!aeloled Tueldly tUt be pl.Im
to throw Illa pollUeal clout
behind specific candidates in U..
judicial elections.
Sheriff Gates warned tJtat
some of bis endorsements
may eo to candidates opposing
incumbent Orange County
judges who are seeking
re-electlOll.
Gates disclosed his plans ln a
talk before the Fountain Valley
Chamber of Commerce. He
Water Bills
To ·Increase
On Coast
By JERRY CLAUSEN "' °' .. CWly ...... S&.tH Most family water bills along
the Orange Coast probably will
go up about a dollar a month
this summer as the result of a 13
percent hike in Metropolitan
Water District rates and other infl ationary costs, water omcials conjecture.
M WD directors voted Toesday
to raise thefr domestic water
rates from $104 per acre foot to
$115 an acre foot beginning July
1.
An acre foot is the
approximate amount of water
used bJ a famUy of five dmtn&
one ,.ar.
~ ....... .sn..., ...
a foot, and unfiltered water
imported to the county to feed
local weU. will IDOft up from
tM euneat '51 a root to*·-'*' ,..u~.-....Oc1et1..._
District mamaer.
The actual locreaae ID eosta
for each family ls still unknown.
most local water agency
officials report.
Newport Beach utility
department officials att asking
their City Council to bike
average rates about a dollar a
month. The average Newport
f amity's bill curren&ly is about
$10 a month.
Karl Kemp, assistant
manager for Mesa Consolidated
Water Dl1trict, said it's too
early to determine what will
happen to w•ter bills ill Costa
Mesa where the average bill is
about fl.SO per moath.
Like eeveral other districts ln
the county, the Mesa district bas
not l.ncreased rates since urn
and has ab&orbed two Increased
Metropolitan Water District
wholesale rate hikes over the
put two years.
<See WATE&, Pate AZ> -Meanwhile, the City of
Irvine would develop a program
for caatroUinc urban runoff in
tbe form ol. regulations called
Best Mallagement Practices
<BllPll Wldch would .be adopted
by all the upstream
J~· __:eounty staff would
~e BllPs for COlltrollilll
a eabural nm off wbicb would
ao be adopted by upatream
a1encies.
Airwest Purchase
Under Negotiation
-Newport Beaeb will be the
lead a1ency In filing an
appUddod. probably in April,
for a S10 m.lJllon state trant to
build me 'dNlltinl basin where
tbe aan Dleao Creek rtml into
tbe bay.
Offtdals or Hughes Airwest
bave confirmed that the
Minneapolis-baaed Republie
Airlines ia ~ently ne11fi-tin1
purchase of Airwesl. ·
A spokesman for Airweat
declined comment on the
nefotiatioas other than to note ta ks are beinl held with
Republic, Airweat'a parent
company, Summa Corp. aad tbe
eatate of blllienair• Howard Hupe.. bfub1k,.,.. ~in July
1919 bf a meraer of Nortb
U.•rglar Hits
Newiiort Cafe
NeWJ)Ol't ·Beacb Police are
~ tM burl1ar wbo broke into tM Ima. Prime,........
elaborated on bis Intentions
dUriq an internew after the meetifta. Sa)'tnc be has never before
encloned Judtcial cand1dates.
Gates aaticipata some beat
"I U'1nk ~time you make chaicea lia , YoU risk &ettin&
IOllle critidsm,.. be said. "I'm
willinc to stand that risk.'• lodeed. South Orange County Municipal Court Judge Ridw'd
D . Hamilton, wbo faces
re-election June 3, exJ>ressed skepticism today about Gates'
qualifications for judging the
judges.
"I don't think be knows
everyt.bilijC ttlat goes on in the
Pt lest te Tallc
courtroom," Hamilton said. "AJI
he knows is what be bean from
his people, and they have a law
and order bia."
The judge said he would
prefer the public to be cuided by
bar association endorsements
because such IJ'OUps are made
up of lawyers who continually
try cases before the judges
facing re~lection.
"Gates is no attorney."
Hamilton stated. "How in the
hell can be know about tbe
law ?"
Tbe judge added that he does
not anticipate receiving an
endorsement from the sheriff
Newport Trustee
Hits Berrigan Fee
A $200 fee for radical priest
Da niel Berriean to speak to a
class at Newport Harbor ff1ih
School drew a protest Tuesday
from one school trustee
··1 object to the taxpayers'
money golnc to support that potnt
of view ," Trus tee Mike
McLaughlin said of Berrigan's
involvement in antiwar civil
disobedience.
"We try to make sure both sides
of any issue are presented."
responded Superintendent John
Nicoll. ''We have had persons who
were convicted of crim9:fttW::
bad Ul8d -. ... ~-to ~ ...... -~ ~~--to==.::~ ~!~~~--~-:~H~-graduate, and aoacoe Lee
BroW'De present "Behind the
Bl"Oken Words" to cl..-. at the
samempscbool.
The lill of fees wu iKJ.._. on
Tuesd•7's consent e'alendar,
•lliclt Uflteu appr•Y•d ····••••sly. ll••···~. KtLaacblin registered an
~-Lo die Bempa-for tMnconL
...... 9d1e11111' •«Md
••• 'PoetJ'J' ud dJ.acm• cdril dlsobeclieaee with advaaud
placement Enalish studeo1s on
M arcb 2.0. The t.allt isn't opea to
the public.
Bus Slash Eyed
By Newport-Mesa
A SO percent cut in district
expenditures for school
activities busing was
recommended Tues day by
Newport -Mesa school
Superintendent John Nicoll, but
be said It won't necesurUy
mean studenta can't participate
in games and meets.
Nicoll told trustees be believes
student and booster groups can
raise their half of the annual
$10,000 spent on actlvtlles
busing, if given enough advance
warning.
School board members said
they will take action on the
proposal at their March 25
meeting.
Trustees. who are seeking
ways to trim $3 to S4 million
from next year's budget,
indicated they favor the
proposed cut. a modification of
Nicoll's earlier recommendation
to eliminate s pe nding for
activities buling entirely.
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f
N FIFTEEN CENiaf
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On the June 3 ballot. 37 seat.I
in the county's superior and
munJcipal courts mu.st be filled.
As of last Friday 's filing
deadline. 68 candidates have
tossed their hats into the ring for
these posts, including 12 deputy
district attorneys
Fourteen incumbent Judges
race competition in these races
Gates said he decided to issue
the endorsements because the
public is "st a rving fo r
information" to usl' an selecting
JUdges •
He sa.Jd he will only endorse
candidates who favor a proposed
<See Gi\TES. Pa~e 1\2>
Stonn
Damages
Assessed
Recent storms tha t lashed
Orange Counly ca used an
estimated S22 m1lhon an damage
lo county-owned parks. roads
'aud flood control fac1ht1e:-.
That ~t1mate wa~ prov1clf"d to
the Board of Supervisors dC1 y
by H G Osborne. director ' ~he
county E n vironmental
Management Agency
Tbe series of storms. Osborne
said. caused about $8 milhon m damage alone lo the Santa Ana
Rlver Channel lining Severe damage also resulted
in ae.eral county perks, while.
6n other cas es, landslides
oeCUl"ftld over roads or road5
U.mldva slid •••Y, Osbonllle said.
In response to a question from
Su9e~v1•or Pb1!1p Anthony °""'... ..... that be couldn't ,.ro~lde • more detailed
breakdown on the s torm
dam._
~ EMA d.Jreclor. bowever.
noted that bu agency is now
prepanng an apphcat1on to the
state Office of Emergency
Services that will set the wheels
in motion for the county to
recover the costs of the rep8lr.
That appl1cat1 on. Osbor ne
explained. ult imately will be
sent to the federal Emergency
Management Agency. which
controls the re1 mbursement
pursestrings
Some of the repairs. he srud.
will be made directly by the
federal government through the
U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers
a nd the federal Soil and
Conservauon Service. while m
other cases the county will do the
work
In the lauer cases. Osborne
said, the county "will have to
front the money ··
"We will devise a plan for
financing and hopefully recover
all our rosts from the federal
government.·· he said
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• 1ovenunen~-:., ca~9r.;C'=., "'= ~ :C, Uu.i
Univtntty Of P\alrto Rl~. A& 1M11t _. toldlw ... cut .._ nwe-alua, u.. PBI and wttnesell Aid .,, # ...
FBI A•"4Mt Aatet ta ~ ff&n') O...._ MN .._
bulleta mt111ll ... two deus mc1. "'Te• .. 1llil eat .... ~!.n~.J~ AnJurlH from tbe flyln1 1la11 reqilr., p ~.
A •PC>k~man fOf' UM U.S. Navy bue at ft°*velt Roedl ' . the laraest ln1Utary lmt.allaUon on tbla lalaad ldenttnect u.e aoldl~n M Cot Cbara. Tudlilr, Lt. Col. Roti.r\ L. Den rt
aDnd Set. l .. J. Mwa Au.Wi, all .......... ~ liljUtary lc.::;
epartment at tbt Wltv~.
fWPawOI ...
LONDON <AP> -Ookl pr1C9 rebounded lD Ew-ope toct.y foUowinl a ttO clrop eariier in the week.
Tbe dollar opened 1Ulhtly lower, but dealers aa.Jd the b1P
level ol U.S. lnterut ratea eonUnuec:t to provtde it wit~ ao8cl u.nde~.
Gold traded an Loedon at $587 50 a Troy ounce up SU '5 rt tradedatSS77.SOhaNew Vort. ' · '
Silver, which dipped to $28. ~ = -compared to ha London peak ol S'9 blt Jan. 18 -in Londoo today at S30.3'{~anounce. It traded aU29.JOl n New Yort.
•••••• Talla 8t.U
BOGOTA, Colombia <AP) -Negotiations for the releue ot
the U .S. ambassador and other bosta1ea held in tbe Domin.lean
Republic's Embassy for two week.a are reported at a stalemate,
and a government source says a bargainln1 seaaion today could be crucial
The source said the guerrillas reduced the number of
1 m prisoned leftists they want released from their original
demand of 311, but the government still refuses to release anyone.
··For the government of Colombia, It is the same thine to
hand over one prisoner or 311, for in any case it would viola&.e
the constltutioo and abrogate a judicial sentence,·.: aaid tbe
government source. wbo asked not lo be identlfied by name.
••• ~•~efl •• Rt.,er Azt?SA CAP> -The body of a camper wu found floatinl in
. a s!eepuig bag down the San Gabriel River in lbe An1eles
National Forest, aberlfrs deputies said today.
The unidentified man bad been battered oo hil bead and
chest, but the iojrurles may have be.a the reauJt ol rumWlc In.to
rocb while in the water or could have resulted from a beatlq
Los An1elea County s heriff's homicide detuUve Chari~ Gunther said.
The unidentified man's body waa diacovered by a biker at
12:30 p.m. Tuesday near the entrance to the San Gabriel
Canyon.
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GATES USING CLOUT. • •
merger of the county sheriff's
and mars hal 's offices, a
measure that also will appear on
the Jame 3 ballot.
ff ls second criterion. the she rt ff
said, will be his opmion of the
quality of the Judges' courtroom
dec1 s1ons
Gates srud a cruus exists in
the court system . caused by
Judges who free criminals on
technicalities or because of
minor procedural errors made by lawmen.
Based on his own experiences
and the recommendation of his
stair, the sheriff said he wtU not
endorse incumbent judces who
have conaiatently made such
ruling in favor of the accused.
. To the Chamber of Commerce
audience, Gates ctted a
Fullerton murder convictlon
that was overturned because a
• police officer left the crime
acene briefly to summoo help
and then returned to the scene
without a search warrant.
Concedinl that aopie judges
'-re only abiding by h\1her court
precedents, Gales claimed that
too many judges are afraid to
··issue a controversial ruling they
know is just, simply because
they fear being overtuJed in an appeal.
Gates said some c~
hoping lo unseat lncombent
Judges have asked for an
interview with him, seeking bis
endo r sement The s heriff
predicted his choices will be
announced m about one month.
Laser Show
At Estancia
Laser light perfonnanc~ will
be ~eld Friday and Saturday at
Estancia High School tn Costa
Mesa to benem the school's m '1Slc Pl'OIJ'am.
Orange County Laser Li-"t
Show ProducUom wUl present the
performaocea at 7, 8 and 9 p.m.
both oigbts using a Dolby ICMIDd
system and professional llebt·
ing. Cost is $3, withl Uckels
available at t.be band otnce dur·
inl school bours or at the door.
Performances w1l1 be ln the
school gym, 2323 PlacenUa Ave.
~..tD!l~:=~=-• •• OT.r. ...... '1.f. = ··--= .... ,. .•.. .attd. Ni• ...... " r.-opPftllllve U.S. 90v..-·•
by t_... out en m .... to et.rt
a new parliament. Kbomelnl bu
Hid lbe parliament wlU decide
tbe t•t• of lb• American boltatM.
la a 1neua,. broadca.t by
Tehran Radio on the eve ol the
flrat round of parliamentary YoUni P'ridQ. Jran'a 19-yea.r-old
revofut1on1TY leader 1ald tbe
enemies ol Islam want a amall
\~.But he~: ''I hope Uaat by . public ~ant• ta the J:Uo: you will ~b (he bop•• of lite
1nemMi1 ol the Waml~ Jlepublk. the a&enta of tbe overtbrQwn
reaime and Ha followers ,
e1pedally lbe oppreu1" u .s.
1overnment. Artse OD the day ol d•~ma1.nina the country's fate and •Jonn the ballot boxes to
cut )'OW' votee.
"I hope the nation, after
carefully 1tudytn1 the
b1ck1rounda or lndtvtduala and
groups, will vote for those who
are lallttful to Islam and the
con1Ututlon, are free of
tendencies toward' tefl or right,
and are renowned for their good
record and commitment to
lalam. 1be natJon should know tt-:•l to stray from lbls important
Islamic task wouJd be treason to
Islam and the country.··
Rites Slated
Friday for
Mr. Kalmbach
Memorial services will be
conducted Friday for Newport
Beach r esident Kenneth M
Kalmbach wbo died Tuesday at
lbe aee of 26 aft.er suffering a ce~bral hemorrbqe.
He was the aon of Newport
Beach attorney Herbert
Kalmbach.
Services will be conducted at J p.m. in I.he rn.aiD sanctuary of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chur~ in N~ Beach. lh. •qb aueaded acboolf~ urport Beada,
•r~d•tUn1 from Newport Harbor Hip School.
He earned a business
administration degrff at USC
where he was alflliated wtlh
Kappa Sigma fraternity.
For the past two years. he was
director of leaalng for Hopkins Deve~menl Co.. a Newwrt Beach· b aaed com mercla I
development firm.
Mr. Kalmbach ... s a sports
entb_.ut who was active .ln
loeal basket.bait Jeaaue.. He vlaa
also a member of the Newport
Harbor cba'pter of U~e USC
alumni «sanlutlon.
Besides bia father. he leaves
bl• mother. Barbara: brother
.Kurt Kalmbach, and •later,
l.aul't!D Klme.y. Hla father was
(ormerly penooaJ a.ttonaey to former PreU~t Nixon.
The famUy' baa 1ut1eated
memorial donations In Mr.
Kalmbach's name to the Hoag
Memorlal lbpltal FQUDdauan.
Coastal Posts Misused?
O/ficiala Accuaed of Soliciting Fwula
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Three
re1ional members of the
CaWomla Coastal Commiukla
have used their lnflueace to , raise funds for their own
.: poUt1cal ambitions from people
• wbo. 1ou1ht approva-1 for
~ projects before the eommt111Gn.
ORUl•CCMlf ,.
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the Loe Anaele. Times reported
today.
The three South Coast
Re1looal Coutal Commlsllon
members were ldent.1fleel a Lo9
An1elel Councllman Artbur IC .
Snyder, Gardea Grove Mayor
Elertb S. "Rlct" Ertdtlae and
Torrance Clty Couac:llman
Donald E . Wllaon, wbo also
1erv11 •• tb• comml11loo c:b~
1'be1 IOlldted .....,., •• ooo
In fu•da either cUrectly or
tbro•ab repre1eataUH1, tbe
Tlm•Mid.
Political a111oa1 from *100
Alrplaae Litt
Firemen f~m the John Wayne AJrport
station, aided by crane. move a twin
engine Cessna that had become stuck in
mud between runways. The craft, owned
by Ronald Hewitt of Huntington Beach.
ended "Up m the soft ground after its
landing gear collapsed on take off
Saturday. Fire men who r emoved it
Tuesday said nobody was mjured in the
incident. ,,,...,_._.Al
WATEJl BILLS RISING. • •
Kemp 1nd1 catt.•d 1ncrt·a-,cd
t'ncrgy <'~Le;, MWD v.holcsalc·r
water costs and labor c<Jst::.
probably will result in higher
water bills, lhtl> year. hov.cver
Kemp SP.cculatcd that the)
might be hilled as much as SJ to
Sl 50 a month
Water offtc1a ls including Cbne
and Stan Sprague of M uruc1pal
Wa ter Dis trict of Orange
County, said those communitiett
relying solely on water imported
b y MWO from Norther n Ca l1forn1a and the Colorado
River probably will suffer the
higher rate lncreasc!i
Coastal co mmunit1e::. m that
c ategor) in cludt: Newport
Cabinet Chosen
SALISBURY, Rhodesia CAPl
Robert Mugabe was orrmally
appointed prime mmtster and
announced a 23-meml>er cabinet
to govern an independent
Zimbabwe. Fourteen of the
portfolios went to memben. of
Ilia party. but the roioiltrlea ol
asncult.ure aDd COO'llDll'ce and
i.ndaatry wmt.to wldtH,
Bt·ach. San Clcmt'ntt· rJJn.1
Point , Ca pistrano Bt:ach. l rv1n~
and Laguna :'lhguel
CommurutJe!> w.ing le'>::. v.Jtcr
directly imported through MWD
and relying partially on watt>r
pumped from wells in the count}
should see lesser 1ncrf:a'>e5 the .. said ·
Huntington B('a ch fnr
instance . pumpi. about Hll
percent or its v.-aler annuallv
from county wells maintatned
b) Orange County WJtH
01::.tnct Well ratt•1> an· l1Jv.u
than the di rect import ra11·.,
Tht• M~a d1::.tnct t&1kc '> n10ri
than half Its wah.·r rrnm the
count) v.t.•lls .
M 'W D, tht· n<ilwn ., IJrgt." t
v. holcsalc water .igt:n< :-. 1
headquartered in Los Ang1•ll0'>
and ::.ells v. atcr to portion-. r1f
Lo!> Angcl~s. Orange . \'r•nturi.l
R1..-ers1dc. San Bernarc1tno .mu
San Diego counttes
Howard W1l11am5on . .M\\ D
board chainnan. cttcd opc·raltnc
expenses and the ns1ng cost •·f
obtairuna water a s reasons for
lb at dlairlct 's scheduled rate
increase. .
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BAY PLAN. • •
hut ~qualibl1ni:{ among group
mtm ber!> led l.o Withdrawal or .,,., t>ral agencies. Including the
Cll) of ~c.,,.,port Beach One or
t ht• pomL'I of contention was the
lark of !ltudy on a desilting
ha'l1n
W h1le t he two c1t1es and
1 ount~ pu1>h dhead with the new
111.in. cHorti. continue to get
1 h1· -.tat1· Department of fish
Jncl CJ mt' to i.tart dredging.
~ .-.h and Game manages lbe
741 acre Ecological Reserve in
th•• l 'p1wr A;a, and the agency's .. er .. 1al-. hJ\t• r(•p1•akdly refused
10 d r •'<li.:•· 1111111 tht· ... i11at1on •~
h .ill t•tl
l.a i.t month. co unty
1i;11·n ''or:-pa-.:-.1·d a re~olutton
.• -~1ng tht• ;agcnq to dredge and
1,,, al offi c ials have bee n
f•rt \ .1t1·ly urging the same
.art1nn
Soviets ~ered
MOSCOW IAl 'I -The Soviet
pri--.i. compl<i1ncd today lhat the
l nllt-d !'-.t .. te' has intensified
rJtl 10 bro<tdl ai.t.s into the Soviet
Un100.. parucularly ~ a1med
at Sovtet Mos&ems.
Et Cetera by Drexel'
selected pieces at special prices in
stock and ready for delivery.
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Die Plaaato.a Custodian
Chauffeur Glen Ashby waits while his
employer cleans the steps of the state
capitol in Salt Lake City. The man with the
broom identified himself only as Steven
McNulty, who came to clean the steps
"because they were dirty."
Co~st Agency Assailed
CounJy Votes to Slash State's Power
By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN
Ot ... O.lly ...... S~tt
Jn a split vote with Edison
Miller dissenting, Orange
Co unty s upe rvisors voted
Tuesday to support legislation to
c-educe lbe authority of the state
<"Oastal commission.
M itler, who engaged in a
heated debate wtth Supervisor
Harriett Wieder, said the
com mission's pow Pr over
housing -the subject of the
le1talatlon -shouldn't be
diluted and that attempts to do
so were orchestrated by s~ial
tnterests.
Mrs. Wiede r called the
commission's affordable
housing plan for the coastal area
an · 'obnox.ious exanwle of the
usurpation of local rontrol by an
insulated state bureaucracy."
· At issue was the legislation
written by Assemblywoman
Marian Bergeson. R-Newport
Beach. which would eliminate
the commission's power to
require affordable )lousing in
beachfront develop~ts.
\
Fined '300
The bill would enable local
governments to move required
affordable units out of the
coastal zone to inland areas of
their jurisdiction.
Miller said "1 feel it is wrong
to st rip the Coastal
Commission's powers to protect
o ur coastlines a nd the
environment.''
Supervisors went aloG1 with
Mrs. Wieder in a 3·1 vote to
s upport Mrs . Bergeaon's
legislation. Supervisor Thomas
Rlley was absent, hosplt.alhed
with a respiratory ailment.
The state Coastal Commission
was set up in 1976 to preserve
s horeline resour c e s while
guaranteeing public access to
the coast
And part of that public access
guarantee is met by compelling
developers of coastline property
to include housing priced for low
and moderate income families,
the commission contends.
But the amount or affordable
h o using t he commissio n
requires ls often at odds with
Si~ger. Al Martino .
Admits Shoplifting
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. <AP>-
Singer Al Martino was fined $300
today a.ad his abopllftinfindi: was contlnued without a g
after be admitted he took $81
worth of ahllU and socks from a
suburban department store ld
December.
Framingham DiJlrlct Court
Judge Anthory DiBuono con·
tinued the case until March 12.
1981, wbell chartes against the
52-year-dd slng~t may be dis·
mbaed. .
Sbopllftln' charges aealAat
Martino's fneod and manaaer_
i>antel J. DeJobn, were COD·
tinued until April 16. The
cbaraes were meet Just ~!
Cbrtatmaa. At the time, M~
waa appeariae' at an area
nlahtclub: • llutiDO said he wu 0 bappy
wUh tbe Judce'a ruttna aq:d ...
thanks the court and ~ people
of l"nminlbam.
"My flnt Job was here kl UU
area and I will be baclt here
•••In.'' Martino aald. He
declined f\utber comment.
In court Ulltlmony, Aalistant
Mlddle1H Diatrtct Attorney
ll(lcbael Fett.a read an affidavit
by Rldw'd Garvey. • ttote de·
· teetlve at Jclr'dan Marab depert·
' ment at.ore.
Ac~ to Gane1, Martino
wu oblel vtd luvtnt the store
•Ith two ablrta. Fest.a said the
1ln11r lat•t returned with
DeJobn took two more Mirta
and ..,_ pain tJI aoca, •t.umnc
tbem lD an empt7 ~ bN•' netwo .... ~"'".ti.e perktJll lot G41f'M Ole a&On.
II artlDO'• a..,.,., I . Albitft
J • .,., ..W Ida cle8lW .. t~" lamllt tor • ~~prior t.o tJii
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local housing needs. Mrs.
Wieder said.
The houslng situations in Dana
Point and tbe Saddleback Valley
are examples or why local
JUriadictions should bold away
over bowUng decWoGI aloog the
coastline, according to
testimony pneent.ed TUnda) to
a lepalaUve aubcommiu.ee in
Sacramealo.
That testimony WU prepared
and praeated in Sacn.mento by
Judy Swayne, aide to Riley, who
authored tbe board'• resol..UOO
of support.
Dana Point supports an
abundance of available rental
units priced lo all categories. the
prepared statement aaid. Dana
Point Is under Coastal
Commission Jurisdiction.
In contrast, there is an
"e xtreme shortage " of
affordable units in the
Saddleback Valley. El Toro and
Mission Viejo in that area are
exe mpt from Coastal
Commission jurisdiction.
The differences in housing
demand between Saddleback
and Dana Polnt wu attributed
by Mrs. Swayne'a statement to a
dramatic need for more housing
within commuting distance to
inland commercial and
industrial areas.
The county's housing element.
Mrs. Wieder said, bas taken into
account those varying needs by
allowing developers to trade
affordable unit requirements
from coastal to inland property.
where development costs are
lower.
But the county element's
balancing act is thwarted along
the coast by the state
commission 's aUordable
stipulations. Mrs. Bleder said.
"And this has nothing
whatsoever to do with the
protection of our coastline and
environment." she added
Masked Trio
. Hold Up Bank
In Santa Ana
. .
•aid ... -clue ... a t.rall ot flo1Ja1 •1'1 tbe a tore ... ,.,.., .... m there for three.
bloocl M 80&kiMI ... tbe trall ·eloMd. fO\ff boura," Hid AadNtrl.
ucl no. ta aMU. "'!'My -.. botr to Jam the " .•• n.e only thJnl ~Y cldn
,..._ • ...__ __ ...._ olf ..-.. -~leetrical equlpm•t to set ln 1et were the tbree aafea ~
·-~ -WIUI -tbey Dew '¥bat t.o do 0Dcp COWdn'topen. '' ;! n.u.-ol -'d· '-..W. ud -'-'AA." T---o--r Al w...a-r.i1t;fi111 tiouleDdt .. Of rtal ey .-.....-~ --'l:;MJ
moutlnn, breeilitl 9Dd oa.er M laml poUee reported tbe owaa teveral other r.old an
-~~iecl barllar a1arm8 ~ I I l d JewtlrJ. and ll.e loei eyllnden we ry oompan ea, DC u Ing:
''Wliiiuf¥w ..,. tM ~ lmew from a door, accordlna to ecloua lletall Inc. ~ wUt ... _... • ._.. aM a~mu Anolo Bit.Ila. tbm Treadbne ba been a tJae7 llMw t.bt ,._. .,., elowt t ey took cord.Jewelry and ror people M1l1nc goad and tll
ror U. fine Ume •a w11ll:llld ailver colnl Mal in 5-lallon an.cf i9welry aa price of ~
la ~.·· ._. .,..., --.. clll--cont.alnen. metals roared ln ~nt m.onUas. f
Teen Slayer Guilt~
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Clemen~an, 14, Unloved Kid?
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By FaEDEmcs SCROt:•t:RL Of ................
A l!J:ar-o&d San Clemente
youth the proeecutM called
an "Ignored and unloved kid"
was convicted Tuesday or
first-degree murder la the
October abnnttng of a Caplat.rano
Beach transient.
John Embray, a five-foot,
five-Inch long-halred teen-age
boy. sat alleotly at the coumel
table as Orange C.OUnty Superior
Court Judge Mason L. Fenton
issued tbe verdict foUowt.ng a
two-day trial.
Embray's sentencing was
scheduled for Marcb 28. He
faces a maximum lO·year
commitment to the California
Youth Autbortty.
Accordin& to Deputy Di.strict
Attorney Blll Morrissey.
Em bray became angry wbeo the
murder victim, Wllliam Nelson
Krueger, 30, or Capistrano
Beach, tried to walk orr with an
AM ·FM radio that bad been
given to Embray by his mother.
The Oct. 21 shooting ocCUTn)d
on a dirt access road to an
abandoned San Clemente
sewage treatment plant.
Morrissey said Krueger found
the radio in the field where
Embray bad Jen. it and was shot
after be picked it up.
The shooting occurred with a
. 38 caliber revolver that
Embray had stolen in an earlier
burglary near b1a home ln the
Capistrano Shotts mobUe home
park lD San Clemente.· Ktwcer
was a.bat between tbe eyes ud
stabbed 14 times. . ''Tiie radio ... tbe ldd'• only
aeeurtty, •• lllontlaeY Aid. fte
proaed\ltor aald Embray'a
mother eave her IOD Lbe radio
•bee be t•r\l••ed to Saa
Cleaneate lifteT' 1e•rib& a Su
Bemantl.no Count' yoatb 'Camp. Em bray bad been in San
Clemente for several months
when the shooting occurred,
Morrissey said.
"It's a very sad case."
Morrissey added ... 'l'he minor is
what ooe psychlatrfst caUed a
developmental ni1htmare."
Defense attorney Harold
La Flam me argued before the
verdict that the shooting was
accidental and that !:mbray
shouldn't be convicted or
State's Tax Cot
Propo8al Legal
SACRAMENTO <AP> -The bill to nearly halve the
taxpayers' 1980 savings under
Proposition 9 is consUtuUooaJ.
says the ooo-partiaan lecialallve
counsel.
The opinion, released
Tuesday . bolsters Senate
Republican leader William
Campbell's cont.eotion that the
Leglslatutt can make the tu
cuts effective the day after tbe
June 3 election.
anytb.ing more than t.nvoluntary
manslaughter.
Fenton, however. found the
kllllng was premeditated. ba.slng
that finding on part or the
testimony o f an Embray
I
companion who said Embra!
warned of going out to shoot
someone. :
Fenton said be felt the kUlinl
resulted from the boy living a hf4
of rejection from his parents.
Diet Origl•ator Dead
Woman Arraigned
In Slaying Case
HARRISON. NY. (AP > -A
bruise on her hp and a mink
around ber s houlders. the
headmistress of an exclusive
VI rglo1a g1 rls · school was
arraigned oo c harge• of
second·de&ree murder In the
s hooting of the doctor who
developed the popular Scandale
Du~t. <Photo. Paae A4 > The lawyer for Jean Struven
Hams. 57. :;aid he would u k the
Judge today to set ba1l for the
educator , who was arrested
when pobce found the body of
Dr. Herman Taroower. a
longtime friend. in an upst.airs
bedroom or tus home.
Mrs. Hams. a divorcee and
mother of two, wu charged with
"lnteoUooal homicide" because
of "certain adnusalona she bad
made." police UJd.
..
"l bave yet tX> learn rrom
HOtJSTON (AP> -Exx·
on USA increased
wholesale prices on all
grades of gasollne for the
sttond time in two weeks,
adding two cents a gallon
to a four-cent-a-gallon
boost that took effe<:l Feb.
Z'l .
The company also an·
nounced Tuesday that
wholesale pncea or diesel
fuel and home heating 011
would rise six cents a
gallon today oo the West
Coast and in the Roclty
Mount.a.in area.
The nation 's largest
marketer of gasoline said
the price changes were
necessary to mee t the
"substantial retroactive
roreiin crude pnces which
still have not been fully re·
covered." The company
also said the increase con-
forms to Department of
Energy regulations and
Council on Wage and
Price S&abillty guidellnes.
.
anybody why she ts chargeO
with an intentional homicide.~'
her lawyer. Joel Arnou. salct
Tuesday. :
Mrs . Harns. head of lh~
Madeira School in Greenway,
Va., was leaving Tarnower,.6
five-acre estate in Purchase.
N. Y.. on Monday night wheh
police arrived to lnvestigate Jl
burglary complaint from the
SCARSDALE DIET:
WHAT IS IT?-A13
doctor's live-In houselteeperl(,
omctals said. ;
Officials said there had ~
some kind of struggle before l&e
pa Jama-clad Tamower. who was
not married, was shot in the
raght band. upper arm and
cbelL
Arnou aaid llra. HarNs
reeelftd tbe bndlle -bn .. p "at tbe'--e.''
A ~ber rewlvet' .,._
fo...s • .._ ..,._ compartlrMDt
of the woman 's car. sajd
Ham.a. ~ Qdef WUblD
Hatrta. . Mrs. llanU nporCledly wu a
freqamt visitor to Tarnowu's
home ID the aflluent New York
Clty suburb. AccordJog to The
New York Times. however.
friends reported t.be doctor ·had
been lately in the company or fus
nurse. who bad dinner with
htm and two Of bis reJatiYeS
Monday night.
M rs. Hanis was first on a list
of acknowledgments in
Tarno wer 's boo k , ''Th"
Complete Scar sdale M edi~al
Diet : Plus Dr. Tarnowet's
Lifetime Keep-Slim Program."
which has grogsed more than 'I I
mlllloo since It was published
lulyeu. ·
The diet was said to trim .3)
pounds in two weeks from some
of the nearly 3 million people
who bought the book.
Ta mower. founder or the
Scarsdale Medical Center in the
nearby community for which bis
book was named. was a
consulting cardiologist, clinical
professor at New York Medical
Collefe and a Conner associate
pro essor o r cli nical
rehabilitation at New York
University.
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9&ri of all tbla.
Jt ..... tUt ~ U. IOlllber U.N. dell= ,_, •111Jhfl of tM ~ bukltbaU \.NJD I =-=·=-................ wean.a Mr
1'boM were membera al tbe women'• bulretball tum,
that la.
A .. A&Dft'L Y, Tll&as WAI 101ne advuc. word out
on tJUI uUd romp by tM lounolne. A s>bo&olJ'apber fo-r
UC Cde'1 newtpaper, the JDlh)andtr, wu perfeetly
Poll to reccJl'd poeterion few s-tent.y. Actually, the
paper printed a froQU.1 view ol the founome'• frolic.
Some years back, tbe UUle prank ol runo.1Jll nade
acro11 • colleao or unlveralty campua w11 called
' ~ -.. ~
UC R1ve-rnde Woman AthJde m OffidollJI Ac«J)tcilM Uftifonn
"Streaking." Everybody was doing It. But then it fell out
or rad. Just like goldfish swallowing or packing buge
numbers of student.a into telephone booths or VoUtawagen
Bugs
UC Riverside apparenUy runs some behind the times.
Anyway. the four coeds involved were aU masked.
But not for long.
SHORTLY AFTER THE starker s treall:. the
umversity's athletic department ~ot an anonymous letter
that allegedly identified the foursome. Three of the four
women we~ at.art.en on the basketball team
It '-widely believed on the Riverside campus that tbe fink In lhil cue wu a aecond·strln1er. In more way1 tban
one.
Back at the Model United NaUoos aeuioo, ooe of the
or1an.Uen, John Tbompaon, didn't aeem too coacerned by'
the appearance of ooo-accredJted deleeatea ln the nesb. He
was quoted by the campus paper as sayi"'. "Not too many
people wer~ upset about it "
. THAT APPARENTLY DIDN'T apply to the UC
R1 vers1de athletic department The four basketball players
were suspended. They were placed on one year 's athletic
probation.
R1vers1de's team thus decimated and reduc~ to five
players. the remamder of the basketball season was
c'anteled.
While the United Nations may bave sW'11iYed, the
basketball team clearly did not.
THERE WAS ONE rather melancholy footnote to the U N. romp in a quote by the student newspaper attributed to
one of the starkers, ex-player Lort Cape. She said:
"I've been in college for three years and I 've never
done anything exciting. It was just for fun "
That doesn't seem to say much for the quality of life at
UC, Rivel"ll ide.
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Big Sweep
For Carter
In Caucuses
117 TM ~b&ed Press
President Carter gained an
overwbelmina victory in
Oklahoma ·s Democratic pre-
cinct caucmea and even bis
detracton conceded be would
wind up with at least 30 of the
slate'• 42 national convention
delegates.
And in caucuses ln the state or
Wub.inltoo. wttb about 25 eer· cent al tbe predocts reporting
Carter was also defeat.lnc Ith
chief rival, Sen. Edward M.
Kenned.Y by • marlin ol about 3-t In UM flrat ~eatern tav
bet•een the two Democrat.a.
A T&l'AL OF Ut delegates
were being cbo&en in precinct
caucuses Tuesday night in four
Western states. Partial returns
from Alaska. which pleb 11
delegates lo the Democratic
convention, showed Kennedy
leadine while returns from
Hawaii. which bu 19 deJeptes,
were another victory for Caner.
Wubiqton waa alao holding
Republican precinct caucuaee to
pick 'J7 delegates to the national
conventi<JD. With 40 percent ot
the vote tallied, Ronald Rea1an.
as expected, waa winn.lnc. .He
bad a 2-1 margin over tbe sur-
prue second-place fiu.itber. Rep.
John Andenoo.
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Northwest, South Drenched by Rain
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CJ WWlout tM luppoft ol tM.
lhtb. In bit owa 0eorsta prtmary.
Cart.er tot 10 votae for "et'J Kennecb ballot. Tbat dwarfed
K•aHCb'• Yictory 1n1re1D lD b1I bom• iluucbuaetu prtmary
one week NJ"Uer. J
Caner won with• peietDt ot
the "* ln Oeorat•. 12 pere.t ln Alabama &Dd tl pereeat ln
Florida. One aurpriH then:
Nln•J•rcent of tbe voten
mark No Prefereoce.
Kennedy cam• cloaeat In
P'lorida, and be only •ot 23 per·
cent there, booeted by lbe sup-
port of Jewtab voten &lllJ'Y wt.th
tbe Carter adminlalraUon'a ad·
mltledly mlataken vote for a
U N. reeoluUoo crtUcal of larael.
aEAGAN·s GOP
land1llde11 were alm ost u
heny aa Carter 's marilns
He beat Bush 73 percent to 13
percent i.n Georgia. 69 percent to
26 percent In Alab11ma, and 57
percent to 30 percent ln Florida.
Reqan captured l~ votea for
the Republican prealdentlal
nomtnatJon to 9 ror Buth. That
gave Reagan a national total of
16'1 to 45 fOf' Bush. It will taJte
998 to wtn the GOP oominaUon.
Cart.er picked up 181 delept.es
10 the tbtft primaries. KetlDedy
manaied to take 26 out of the
South. and one uncommitted del·
egate was cboeen m Florida.
Nationally. Carter bas 21158 del·
eJt_ates in hls column, Kennedy
141. The target for Democrauc
nominatioo is 1,666.
CaUlomla Gov. Edmu.od G
Browo Jr. allo stayed away to
campaign next for the April l
Wisromln primary.
The Democrats wlll battle for
179 deleeates in Illinois. Ken·
nedy baa been polnting to lbe
contest for weeks: he said that
and the New York primary
March 2S are the contests an
wblcb bl• cballen1e will take
bold.
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Police help Jean Harri.a Into auto on way to her arraten-
ment on secood-degree murder charges in shooting death
of Dr. Herman Tarnower. Dr. Tarnower, author of
Scaradale Medical Diet. was found dead Monday night m
his Purhcase. N.Y. home.
No Attorney For Miller
WASHINGTON <AP I -No
-.pecial prost>cutor will bt'
n .. med to determ1nt-whethH
Treasury Secretary Wilham
Miller was lying when ht' deniffl
k.nowled&e of alletted oveneas
bribes by Tntron Inc.
Attorney GeneraJ Benjamin R.
C1 vtleltl ruled out s uch an
appoU1t.menl Tuesday. saylJll be
lacks technical authonty to ask
for ooe.
Breakdown of Voting·
The results. with count,
neanog rompleUon
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It makes Cents to shop with
money-saving food coupons
from the Dally Piiot.
Start saving today.
Call 642-4321
and ask our
circulation department
for home delivery.
Coupon Savings -one more
reason people all alcing the
Ore"fM? Coast value the DAILY PILOT
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LOS ANGELES CAP> -The superintendent or
schools has come out against .. metropolitan" de·
se1reaation in the Los An1eles dUtrict, saying it
would add to white fiight and set up .. commercial
schoola."
After his testimony Tuesday at desegreeaUon
hearings in Superior Court. William J . Johnston
s aid his strong opposition to the "metro" plan is a
personal viewpoint. not that or the Board or Educa-
tion.
,._.Fee Bllee ••u &lllefl
SACRAMENTO CAP> -A proposal to cbar1e
out-of-slaters $2 extra to s t ay overni1ht ln
California state parks has been stopped by a
Senate committee after passing the Assembly.
The Senate Natural Resourcea and Wildlife
Committee voted 4·5 Tuesday on AB1143 by As·
semblywoman Jean Moorhead, R·Sacramento.
Mrs. Moorhead said California taxpayers are
already subsidizing state parks, because user fees
cover only a third of their cost. She said her bill
would raise $130,000 lo $150,000 a year.
Ilk__,•-&mer •-en
CITY OF COMMERCE CAP> -Police are
looking for a hit-and-run driver who killed a crip-
pled 84-year-old woman on her way to church Just
before dawn Tuesday.
Authorities say Victoria Fermin was thrown 40
feet after she was struck by a motorist wblle~roea
in1 the intersection of Atlantic Boulevard and
Jardin Street in Commerce.
\
Couple in rowboat rin& doorbell at front of house on Lake Elsinore
as they ventured out. over the fiooded area Tuesday. The rain-
swollen lake waters continue to rise from previous storms' runoff
from nearby mountairul. It is expected to peak at 22 feet above its
normal sea-level bei1bt around March 24.
Four Girls Feared
Rape-murder Victims
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Four un-
identified young women have become
the target of an intensive search by
a uthortUes who say they may have
been tortured to death ln a grisly
rape-murder spree last year.
The Loe Angeles County Sberlfrs
De partment releued pbotoe of four
women Tuesday and appealed for
help in ldeoWying them.
Sheriff Peter Pitches& says all but
10 of the 30 to 40 missing girls
orlglnally thought to be ~lble vie·
tlms ln the slayinga have been found
safe.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF the four girls
fe ared dead were among 500 candid
snapshots confiscated at the bomes
of two men already in custody on un ·
related charges.
lovesllgators say at wiU stiU be
weeks before enough e vidence ia
amused to file murder cbaraea in
the cue.
Efforts are beine concentrated on
these four girls because the pboto-
grapht were taken 1.mide biaUctinp -
appare ntly wltb the subjects'
knowledge, authorities aaid.
DETECl'lVES 'SAID, however,
that the four may have been '"frlenda
o r acquaintances" or the pbotOI ·
rapbers.
· Me anwhile, Pltcbess said com -
munity response in the cue so far
"baa been tremendous."
Hieb s chool studenta lD Burbank
and the South Bay area already have
helped deputJes idenuty aod locate
the rest of the photocrapbed lirla.
Pitches& said. The sheriff aald all the
girls Ud been conaldered ''potential
vicUma."
AtrnlORITIES SAY at least five
glrla are already known to have been
victims of killers who kidnapped,
raped and tortured them before put-
ting them to death.
The SOO photographs belonged to
Rpy Lewis Norris, 32, of Redondo
Beach, and Lawrence Sigmood Bit-
ta ke r , 39, who was livln1 lo a
Burbank motel when taken into
c ustody on an unrelated case,
Pitcheu said.
HOMICIDE CAPr. Walt Ownbey
said all but 200 of the women pboto-
erapbed have been posltiftlJ lden·
tiffed and found an.harmed. Another
100 photos remain UDJdeMtfted and a
final 100 plcturH are eltber
duplicates or too blurred and in·
diatinct to be identified, be said.
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Neighbon Recall Kidnap Su~~
Wbfte bo)' alleSedJY WU held ~
bll l7'4ay abd&M!Uoa. the Bee If.id. •
SACLUIENTO (AP) -KeaaeUl
Panell. the bOtel elert dwpd wtt.b
lddna....., two youna boya to ra1ae
.. Illa JOGI, w a wtt• .... uoeber
..-IOD .. ave yeus •· u.. s.crammto Bee NPIJl'tedtoday.
Paraell '1 nei,bbora at a Fort
Br•SI traUer pan. wb9n U. famlly . llYtld, laid U. woman c.u.d bene1f
Barban Parnell and dropped from ftlbt Sept. 18, U75. wltb one Of the boys, a 5-year-old blonde, the newspaper said.
PAaHELL a.AlllSD a.bl left bJm
for another man &Dd be IOOD depart-
ed the trailer park with a 10U&b be
called Dennil, wbo wu •c:tu.llJ kid· nap victim Steven Stayner of
Merced. accordinc to the newspaper
account.
Parne ll and Ervln Edward
MurphY. 38, are cbaraed with kidnap-
ping Stayner seven yean aao ln
Merced. And Parnell and a 15-yur-
old Wlidentlfted boy are charged with
kidnapping 5-year-old Timmy White
ln Ukiah last month on Valentine's
Day.
Stayner led Timmy to authorities
10 days ago aft.er Uvtn1 half bis life
as Pamell's 500, moving from town
to town in central and northern
Callfomaa. Fort Brau is a coastal
town about SO mllea northwest of
Ukiah and 250 northwest of Merced.
THE BEE SAID records at the
Harbor Trailer Park in Fort Brau.
which police bad not checked u or
last S\Dlday. show that a Kenneth and
Barbara ParMll and two cb.Udreo
registered there on Jl&De 7. 1175. They
lived in the park about five montba -
first in a trailer. then in an o&d school
bua cooverted mto a home -and they
operated a religwus bookstore oearby.
the n ewspaper said.
"Mrs. Parnell was the ooe who ac-
tually worked in t.be place IDOlt of
the time, and sbe bad the boys with
her there the times I saw her," said
John HiU, a netlbbor to the tM.mineaa
address
The Bee said tt\e ramily subse-
quently moved to Anchor Trailer
Park where owner Jim Cwnmin1s
said they IJVed until the woman left.
"IT'S FUNNY, looking back at it ."
s aid Alice Smltb. a nelgbbor at
Anchor Trailer Park. "I always had
wondered about tbe youneer boy
because he clidn't look a bit like
elther Ken or Barbara. Barbara bad
dark skin and dark brown hair, and
the Utt.le kid -I can't even re-
member bis name ... was fai~
skinned and blonde, almo1t a
towhead.''
Panae ll and Stayner moved to
nearby Compld1e bl _:remw 1171,
where tbey ll•ed lut Aquat
when they moved to a mountain
cabin at Manchester. where the
Aatborttlel, unchr a 1•1 order, MW
no Immediate eommtnt on the Bet report. .
MEANWHILE, IN V1'1AR. the ells;
trict ataarn.y harvllln1 the Matte kii nap eue may face a coat.mpt
court citation today concerninl an a
lepd Pl order vt6t•tlon. •
Mendocino Coulity Dlstrlct At:
torney Joe Allen wu to be in Uklat
Justice Court becauae Public
Defender Seott LeStranae clalma be
violated the lac order that forbldt
cliacuuiool of tbe White cue with re-port.en.
The bearlna comes a day after the
unldentlfled 15·year-old boy waa
char1ed with uallti.D& Parnell in the
ltidnapplne of Timmy. Autboritiet
believe the teen-a1er ls the aecond
person. whom Timmy described
while under hypnosis.
The teen·ager. who wu not iden-
tified btta use he 1s a Juvenile, was
being held In the Mendoclno County
Juvenile Hall. A closed bearing In
Juvenile Court w ill come late r ,
posaibly today.
Farmer Shoots
Prowling Lion
On Front Porch
GALT CAP> -A 70.pound moun-
taln Uon wandered onto a farm near
this flatland Sacramento VaUey town
and got shot dead after scaring th4!
rarmer's wire
It happened at daybreak Tuesday.
Meredith Johnson said when tm-
dogs started barking she suspected .e1
prowler oa the front porch, and she
awakened her husband Charles. IL
was a prowler, all right. a snarli~
lion right there on the porch
"CHAJlLES GOT u shotgun froo1
the boys' bedroom. a nd I cauuousb
opened the door and m y husband shot
him. It was still snarling and makio~
threatening noises until it wu shot, ..
Mrs. Jobnaon said.
Said Johnson. "The re was no
evidence tlw big cat bad ever been
dttlawed or deranged. It sure looked
dangerous to me ..
LT. A.F ... FllNK." James of tbe
state Flab and Game [)epa.rtnMslt
said the UCJft wu 4 or 5 years old ud
lD IOOd health.
After tbe 20-1auge sbot,&un blut to
the heed ol u. Uoa, die Jobmdos
aa.id u.y found traeb ...... it bad
circled the house of their 10-aore
ranch on Woods Road. eut ol Galt.
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TJme wu wt. • Juctae who butiid ldl omce With falroeM and entcleoey wu Juat about~ ot voter
conftrmaUoa wbeh ~Ume rolled around. But Ut 1'18 u. Oounty jlidlctat tlRUOftl toot on a new •iaect. A n . ot depµty dlalrict at\Omefl
dffided they'd lib to step up to late bench -which, of
COW'le. w.a tbelr pd¥illla. Aft~r IOme rather (1"Ubby
camx:!"''"' four lDcwnblDt J'1dan were unae1lAld. pparent\; tbe pattern will l>e repeated thb year.
Twelve deputy dl1trlct attomey1 are out to unseat
municipal and superior court Jud&ee. U the 1'78 pattem la
followed, we'll be beartD.I auaesuom and clahn.a that
there's too much lenlency ln aenteocln( ol criminaJ off en· ders from cUttent memben of the benclt . .
1be prosecutors are confident that belna ldentJfled as
"deputy district attorney" on the ballot wtlf &fve voters a
strong idea or how they feel about criminals and aenten·
cing.
But it will be well to remember there is much more t.o
being a Judge than sentencing cnmlnals.
More than 80 percent of court time is taken up with
civil matters -small claims. divorces, lawsuits of all
types and legal motions.
Fairness and knowledge of the law are al~ important.
At least as important as who should get how many days
in jail for what offense, which of course is the principal
concern of prosecutors.
The challengers imply that the Orange County bench
is weak. Quite the contrary is true; it's considered one of
the toughest -and most highly qualified -in the state.
So pay attention to the campaign rhetoric -and re·
member that last time around it succeeded 1n unseating
as "soft on crime" respected judges who rarely if ever
had been called upon to try anything but civil cases.
Absence of Reason
The collapse of the U.N. commlssion·s effort to re·
solve the Iran crisis must be viewed with regret. if with
no great surprise. Commission members deserve credit
Cor persistently attempting t.o complete their task and,
finally. !or having the wisdom to leave when no sense at
all could be made out of the conflicts of authority in Iran.
The commission concluded. rightly, that there wlll be
no report on its investigation into the shah's alleged mis·
deeds until all the hostages have been seen. as originally
agreed. So neither we nor Iran has gained much so far.
The profound reluctance of the militants holding the
embassy to permit any visit with the hostages raises
some discomfiting questions. Prime Minister Sadegh
Gotbzadeh himself finally hinted at some personal con·
cern about the well-being of the hostages. That is not a happy thought.
President Abolhassan Bani·Sadr raised another
point. The growing influence of extreme leftwing ele-
ments among the militants, he suggested. could· pose a
new threat to the entire country. given the presence of
Soviet forces in neighboring Af&hanistan.
CJearly our own government cannot be blamed for
the total absence of any coherent government in Iran. We
and the United Nations have tried to deal with any ele·
ment that seemed to speak with an authoritative voice.
It's now evident there is none, unless it is that of the
aging, fanatic ayatollah. who seems to promote confusion
as a means to avoid losing his dictatorial power -and to
forget his edicts as fast as they are issued.
We can only hope that some semblance of reason
may be forthcoming -before the misled Iranian people
are swallowed up in the chaos that has been created for
them.
Multiple Choice
Edison . Miller, Orange County's 3rd District
supervisor. was so uncertain of his upcoming election
plans that he put out what most county wags are calling
the "fill in the blank" press release.
It began: "For the past month I have carefully con·
sidered whether to seek the 7oth District Assembly seat.
or to stand for election to my present seat on the Board of
Supervisors."
It continued, "Today, I'm declaring my candidacy for
·····-·-···---·-." An aide, just moments before the start of a
press conference, wrote the words " Board of Supervisors."
Perhaps, in hia uncertainty, Miller should have con·
sidered a multiple choice press release.
It could have read, "Today I am announcing my can-
didacy for:
A> Board of Supervison
B > State Assembly
C > President
D>Noneoftheabove. • Opinions expnntd In the epace above.,. those of the Oalty Piiot.
Other vi... exptelMd on thtl page are thOM of their authon ano .itsts. Reed« comment l11nvtled. Acldr.u The Dally Piiot. P.O.
Box 1580. co.ta Mesa, CA 92628. Phone (714) 642-4321 .
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Boyd I Coal Edict
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N~ Dn about UM en·
vlroUMDtallata' effon. to
eleu IP tbe alr. SD&llnd·
pUMd -edid aaalDlt t.be bunl1llc ot eoa1 ...,. • ..,
Nck iD im. ,,_.. weren't a whole .._ ol proeeeuUon9 \m·
cler lt. blllt tboM that did bap-
,_ ... ~atnme.ID
How come that ••no ~~-===.::;:; ~-l'ftblahdf B.B.
I
1306 a fellow cauabt bu.mini coal wu beheaded.
Countle11 sages have
dffree4, "Nothl.n¥ la certaln but unMtalnty.' Flnt OD1
to do eo for the record,
however, wa• that Romao
acbolat PliD)' tbe Elder.
If that 1ultar 1trln1 ii
uerqe, It ~ bo tw._..
for 40 boun before it breaia..
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w AIHINOIOH -h If u ED I ,.. to ..... to ~· ~ ..
Utie.d J"Ua Wtilsen (UJ'W) uatop. .,.... IU'&M • ...,
•toof ...... -., ••••• lllMl ...... ,. .......... .
vJGMDoe.~ ... t;JnlUUea& tliD· Dirt ...... .,_..,..... ... ol
CnarQa¥&
The 11M. uticulaw tu"'
1alned uUoawld• fame Ud
l)'IDl>edl7 foe'
b l -. •••
Lermlatd •f ·
forl1 oa
behalf of Call(ornla'1
downtrodden
1rape and
lettuce
harvealeu.
Years of
flghttne the
1ood ll&ht eamed him and the
UFW respectability.
But somewhere atoaa the way.
Cbave& seems to have lost al&hl
of the people whose weUare
earned that respectablllty.
Instead. he concentrate• on coo-
•
'°'ftldl ,.,..., ~ ... dfMfdilt•ltlDmiU
wUJa Urw. on.ta wttll
..,.. ... 1aet1a ..-•we• of.' tli• corporet• tarmere• ............... ,......
Uaa~
Te~~.:s=--=
P')ortda -all of •bom aQed to
remain aDOll,J1DOUI f• f..-of
.. ~~told my reporter Sal· 11 Aall o.t.-tUt tt.f UPW ac-t ua Uy IOHtl 1eeretl1 wltb
f rboo,,tt repr•Hnt.~Uves ..to a >t.a&e •INelDeaw won by otber linloai. llemben of the
newly cbarteud Arlsoaa
Fumwiorken Un.loo ebarced
alao tbat the UP'W Incites
ten.lion between k>cal and ml·
gratory laboren. and bu tone
so far 11 to help the Border
Patrol locate and round up U-
lecal immJ&Tanta from Mex-ico.
One allegation was particular·
ly disturbing, but there la
evidence to support lt: An ln·
~
\
Nicholas von Hoffman
i::C::='~.J:
coafltet, of IaUrHt ••= ......... a.nei.. C....'1
......... ebMI .... • .. ~~ at a UPW nJ11 lD ....... beUdPMiD
UM bope o1 tatervtewtn1 c.&r. .,.. C.... ud Manuel Cbava
wtta•1ed Ule NHWl Mt 61
Mfh"'c to ltop ·~-Tbe repol'ter wu ftDaUJ rescued by a priest
lD the crowd.
Tbe ftJ101ter wu able to docu-
ment a1JetaUoos that Manuel
Cbava.. wtiOe aervtng as a UFW
or11A1Mr ud strtke director,
••• ltlmaelf encaaed in a1rtcaltunl baalneaa ventu.rell
in Mako tbat eaplotted the UD·
or1aalied, low·pa.id MeaJcaD
farm worken.
MANY OF CRAVEr senior
colleagues have left the union
recently. disenchanted with
wbat the organization has
become. One who spent many
years witb Chavez In lhe UFW's
formative period said lhal .. un.
I~ ID ...-t jean tbe
UPW ba spawned tbe t11lr cte1tt"UdJ .. an1 of · t>Ha• or· • ~ rilld cMtnUu& ..... ......... •llllitD •a• evea iaqul1lUoa1 ••41
pa ...... •• Leaden ol civil rtpta ...._.
voiced the aame complalala • " .~ u.e umoa u.y ORe lNlr-~
ed wlth an ad.mlratioo bonl9rtq
oa reverence. , ooA~f::J!':f.'fn~ ~
Wlth the help Of ~JebrfU. like ~
Joan Baez, CDva would ap-
pear ln apicuJUanl, 1tatet and •·
ralae ~ ol doUa.n, sup. ;
posedly to aupport oraaniling •
activities lD thoM atatel. But tbe •
money alwaya wound up at UPW
beadquarten and rarely ti ever
was diaburaed to the atat.es.
Chavez refuses to give local
UFW offices control over dues.
alriltea or other policy matters,
and won't permit local charters.
AS FAR BACK as 1967~
Chavez promised that Texu
would be the next slate or-
ganiied by lbe agricuJtural Wl·
ion. He then made the same pl'OCD·
&Se to workers ln Florida, New Jersey and Arir.oaa. "Finally we
decided the worken couldn't
wail until Cesar Chavez was
ready.·' said AntocUo Orendain of
lh~ Teus Farmworkers. "The workers don't even know who
Cesar i.s. They just want healthy
working conditions."
Chavez appears to rellah bis
celebrity status. hobnobbing
with pre$1dentiaJ candidat.et and
Junkellng to foreign cowllrie8.
Meanwhile . hundreds or
thousands of farm workers con-
unue to live and labor in conctl-
tions of appalling filth and pov-
erty. m desperate need of help
the UFW could give but won't.
Footnote: Chavez rebuffed re· •
peated requests for an in-,
terv1ew. But tus critics insist he
knows about the mi5deed1 of bis "
close associates. "Cesar is the
·patq>n '," said one UFW
member .. Nothing gets done
without his O.K."
..
Bond Market Slump Changes Some Views
Who jettisons the free market
economy first? None of .the peo-
ple we auociate Witb free loed-
ing or sod.al crusading. Tboee ol
little faith reveal themselves to
be the editors of Business Week
m agazin e , t hat publication
which reflects the thinking in the
boardrooms of our largest cor-
poratJons.
Business Week has run an
editonal which is part or a wide
a nd rolling
rever s al
among the
boys about
wage and
pric e con·
trols. A few
days ago ,
Henry Kauf-
man, one of
Wall Street's
most inlluen·
tial poobahs -he Is a vice.
president of the prestigious
Salomon Brothers investment
bankers -also came out for
temporary. emergency controls.
Tbe cbape who pay for tbat in-
1titulional advertising on lbe
telly about market economy are
always redl.sCIOvering tbat when
they get ln&o a crack lhe ftnt
guy to cet expelled from the
room ii A.dam Smith.
It doesn't take a creat detec·
Ove to lip.re out bow come
Art Hoppe
these wobbly pUlars of support
for erooom1c Uberty began col·
lapama. ll wun 't lhe lat.eat cost-
of-Uvtng figura. With the money
these guys make, they can pay
S2 for a caullllower. Hell, they
C'an afford five bucks a beet, but
what they couldn't take is what's
happened to the bond market.
The retching priC'e of bonds has dropped $400 balhon, not million
but billion dollars since October.
HOW COME, wbm the price
of everything else is going up? A
bond is a loan that you make t.o
a corporation. which agrees to
pay so much interest as weU as
the principal at lbe end of a stat-
ed period or time. If the interest
on the bond is 4. s. 6 or 7 pen:ent
when inflation is going at 18 per·
cent and other, newer bonda a.re
payt.ni much. m~h bipu in·
teresl, the value of the old bood
drops. Tbm, many a person who
bought a 110,000 bond a 'ew
yean ago ii llndlnt ll can only
be sold for $8,000.
To save the bond market,
draatic acdoa ls called for ta the
opinion of people wbo worry
about auch thlnp. SO Bualneu
Week propel to brtn~; tlon rate down to E
era lftela. 2 percent witbla M
monlhl. To do so. 11 it aaya,
"Tbe U.S. must underso lbock
treatment." It's been 50 years
since the la.st tJme pnce move·
menu were turned around ~
qu1ckly and they called that
sboclc watment ~ ~press1on
Business Week wants to do a
lot of other things to elurunate
mllat.JOn. which would also have
the side efft>Ct or l'l1minating
freedom of choice The~ want to
In s titute rallontnR or 011. cut
federal employment by "at lea.st s percent. including c1v1lian
employment at the Defense
Department. .. So you ltnow
those boys are senous ~
TREY ALSO want to get Social
Securatv orf of Indexation.
Indexation means payments go
up pari pasgu with the cost of
ti ving. And they want to junk the
minimum wage.
Thia makes no sense at all.
The oftly reason to have price
controls is to protect the least
wealthY among us Who cares If
Davld ~kefeller's income and
cost of Uving go up forever!
He'll do all right.
The sensible policy is to index
poor people's lncomes and do
without controls. Continue the
lndexatlm of Social Security and
perhaps all workers witb wqes
under some poverty Une. ~
would receive 1overnment
cbecb to mate up for what the
government's inflation has done
to thl'm
E\'ei; body else would be on
lht•1 r own lo suffer lnflaUon's
1amagt>S until they force their
t•le<."led represenla ta ves to do all
lhl' anu mnat1onary things they
alv.a~" promise and seldom do
Thl' last balanced budget was
brought in by Lyndon Johnson
back an the 6-0s . That '1 ten -
thousand broken promises aeo.
INSTEAD. we have this lrlwn· • phal irony. Bustnes5 Week stout·
ly reslSls all thoughts of cooll'Ols
while rrullions of little people are
be1ng murde red by inflation.
Then. as soon as its clienlele
gets thwacked in the bond
market. we must have the price
control we didn't need when lt
was the poor slob runnine tbe computer in the payroll depart·
ment whose ratio of hambur1er
to helper grew dally more Un· :
favorable.
The magazine ends Its '
editonal by warnin1 us that if •
this inllation goes on America
will end up like one of those in·
ferior. South American COWi·
tries. ''1'be result will be an end
to lbe democratic system.·· It'll
end a damn sight faster lf you
stamp on economic liberty to
save it.
How Much Time Is Enough to Spend With a Child?~
-·-·-·
children under elcht. I beat
tbem 10 eaally. <I abo loathe
playln1 tennis wltb tblldren
over etaht oa \be 1l'OUDdl tbey
mlebt 6eat me. wbicb I woWd
enjoy even leu u cbllclnm, ln
my experience. .,.. very poor
winners.)
•te ..
. ,_ -'
Thia la not to aay tbat l :
dislike speadla& time wltb •
children. I bappen to be a 111W
1tandfat.ber uc1 1n1 areaa.tt joy these _,.. II UM time I 1P11M1
wlth 1117 ... pudda..,itter.
"11 ... dea?" J at. .. Bu
•be been rMatb fed? Tben ~ ber.to me MI wiall llD lowe btr.' I amUe at ber. ~ llDOea
at me. t atead a "-"• ae
1rab1 and ••Ill•• lt. Her atteftdoa wanderl. Her ,.........
pucker up. "I UH lliaillMtd
lov~n her,•• l •••o•ee. "K take ber aW17.1• Aad awa,y ..,..
NOW TllAT la eertatab ..... u.. .. ..,.. ...... ••t• • ntW. ·au ~ • ...,. problem wttb beh1 a srandt ......... JOU haft to r put lD • Y9in u a pa19t to_. tbere.
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No·£uek, Lud11
· Having struck out with the Air Force for posing nude for
· Playboy magazine, Airman lst Cius Cindy Lutz tries out
· ·: s lot machine at Las Vegas. At nearby Nellis Air Force
• Base, she ~as been transferred from an intelligence job
.to sec~arial pool,
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;·Klan Ra.J.ly Permit Revoked
OCEANSIDE <AP> -After police refused to guarantee public
safety, a pennil given the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan for a rally
Saturday iD Landes Park was revoked.
"1be whole lhinl reeks ol violence," Police Chief Rolf Henz
told the City Council betore Tuesday's 5-0 vote. A number of anti·
Klan groups protested the Tally plans.
f\W*WWW R A• ~.&Ct· It WM a u.. ol now..-ebllclne. the JtffeNob Airplane an41 the
Grat~ Dead.. or ma:rt.Juua
and IM). ot com~UUI IWal, ly;r,.:••r and 011tra1eou1 c tUt .ace ud for all
divorced the 10Ull from the old.
lt ••, Paul Kantner recalls, a
Ume ~ lnooceoce -"a never·
never land."
•'It wa1 an experimental
time," aaya Kantner, wbo
he lped found tbe Jefferson
Airplane back then and la the on·
ly Qn,inal member of the band.
now called tbe Jefferson
Starship.
.. WE TltUSTED THE drugs
w e t ook , almost offered
ourselves as guinea pigs for a
whole new way of dealing with
each other."
Joan Didion was less kind. In
"S l o u c hing Toward s
Be thlehem," she called what
w as goinf o n he re in the
mid· '60s • s ocial he morrhag-
ing." .
"San Francisco was where the
missing children were gathering
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Haight-Ashbury Rebuilt . .
F~ 'Co1D1terculture'
and eelDns UlemHlvea 'hip.
ple1, • " 1ht •rote, and 1be
meant tbe RatCb(·Aahbur'Y.
But notr the maste ls sane.
alon1 with the poet.en that once
convened the walll of ffallht
Sti'iir iDtO a miniature Peldnt.
announcln1 free concerts in
nearby Golden Gate Park and
promotlnl the 1k>1ans of the left
calllne for one world, one peo-
ple.
TODAY, HAIGHT· Aabbury la
like many ndgbborbood.a lD the
city. rporting a variety or shops
and restaurants, noble Vic·
toriana bein& renovated, and a
s izable PY community brin&inl
iD new businesa.
Few signs remain of the Ume
when the anti-war movement
nourished and Grateful Dead
leader Jerry Garcia poured forth
the ftnt peycbeclelic chords from
bia black and gold Gibson.
"In the beginning, It WU a
very pleasant thlng," says Alex
Holcombe, whose jewelry store
has operated on the comer of
Haight and Asbbury since 1.932.
"BUT IT DEGENERATED
into a very heavy drug culture. I
never went out of business, but
we did lose 19 stores on this
street."
Dr. David Smith. founder and
medical director of the Haud1t·
.Ubbury Pl'M Clinic, bu ..n it
all.
''You saw the be&lnnlnp ol
tbe coun terculture and
peycbedelic scene u earlv aa
1964," be aaya. "In '65 and -Yes it
'8Cceleraled, and In '67 It peaked,
the primary thing being the rock
groupe and the expanded use of
~D."
The clink opened In 1967,
operating 2' hours a day. says
Smith, and treating as many as
200 patieoU a day. mostly for
bad LSD trips and sbort·term
outpatient care.
TODAY, THE CLINIC bu
evolved abd expanded to include
five sections, lncludJnc detox·
lficatioo for heroin addlcta and a
women's center, as well as a
volunteer traJ.nlng branch and a
research department.
By UJ70, the Raighl·Asbbury
was in the throes of a major
he roin epidemic. The innocence
lhal bad heralded the new age
had given way lo crime and
violence . The rock stars bad
long since packed up and moved
to more pleasant surroundings
ln the suburbs.
"It turned into a Jungle," re·
members Kantner, who bla mes
that on the police. "They al·
lo we d it t o happen almost
gleefully. Sort of to let the flower
chJ ldren face the tough world "
" ::
TllB RAIOlfT LOOKED, ao· • cordinC to Smith, "like a bomb-
ed~~.··
''T'bme •at. so much crime and vliolence that only the IDOlt :,, hardy of bu1lne11men could
ban11n there."
But bans lD they dJd, and u. 1
nel1hborbood made a come· back. •
"I WOUid say that 1971 and "12
was when there were some ma·
Jor community oraanlzatlon sue-'
ceases and the nelcbborbood
started getting together," says
Smith. "1be community started '
taking oontrol and bellevtne that
they could handle it through re·
ha bill talion rathe r than the
urban redevelopment plans that
were advocated by city ball
.. A8 SOON AS things started
improving, the re was a big In· nux of different populations, in-
cl ud ing the gay community,"
says Smith. "They came In and
boucht a lot ot the houses and ~
novated them, and they opened
a lot of shops and worked to irn·
prove the area."
There still are people on the
street who look like character
actors out of the original play,
a lthough Kanter says he doesn't
reel a lot of lire in the Haight.
But Smith and others who work
and live there are happy with
the way tblngs are turning out. •
"THE OLD IDEALISM still
survives. but it's tempered with
reality," said Smith, adding that
as far as he is concerned. lbe
neighborhood has gone from be-
ing one of the most dangerous in
th~ city to one or the safest.
We'we ao• lta_..aftls
you'd newer ezpeci H find
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He OWlllt tor •••.:c• U. pe. teat oe wnat bl * ta • hl•b etftel .. 01. polluU.·free combuaUoe eaa&De &Mt ceu1d
coacetvablr revobaUool• Lbe Amertcaaauto~.
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my Umt." rto.Ucmeta ...W.. •• ,,.. .. IDdUlb7 dlei wut
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Novu.Mdl, cm Ute brtQ ol Tl.
HJI •efomahn ann't IGO LD·
teJ'eNd ln bla turbUM ....sne ; l>eoa ... tbe.J alr9ad.y have the
• Internal eombulUoa en11M.
• • ADd 1t ll pntty bard to wort
ln compet.ltlon with an tndUIU)'
tbat h already malllnc
enalnel," H)'I Novakovlcb, who
taket pride 1n h1I cream-eo&ond
llM Studeb9ker, ooe of UM lut
ever built.
H1a automobile, be calla It a
~t.ller, featuna a 1peda1
~ SU8penakm 1y1tem, d1lk brat•.
a self ·Umltinl differeotlal and
very UWe chrome.
''THAT'S •Y third
Strudelbaker alnce I've been LD
Neighborhood
Meets Slated
The Coast Communltr eoneae
District trustees wll bold a
1peclal neighborhood meeting
March 20 ln Garden Grove ln tbe
firat of a aerie• of outreach
1ea1lons.
The meeting will bedn at 8
p. m . at the Garden Grove
Community Meeting Center, ~11300 Stanford Ave.
Additional information can be
obtained by calling 556-5609.
TAOPI-KAI
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nath• laad. Tia• former Vat""'1l1 ol .. llr•d• Wu taU l'tlMldlel' .,,.. b&I n.r .,.
well·bown UM1D1 Balboa lalan· d.ra aDd bl• red eatamaran
P•&U" ..._u&l.J well·lmon an
barMI' ud CataUna CllapMl waten.
A kllal·Uml member al the 8alltoa Ponr Squa4lroa aad
OWMr ot l&lUDI ..... lD eddi·
Uoa to bil IDU1 "'-:WNov· ato.W. OGb ...-UY die
diati.adlve veuel of Ill.a own de-
•ln·
IN -modlli bachelor apart· m•t. modela ol boat.a be bu de·
•l•n•d 1tand proudly with
Yu10llav art objeeta.
Ont of the boat• fold.a up almoat lnatantaneoualy lnto •
parcel 1earcely larser than a
matchbook. the prototype ot a
ntver·buUt ve11el of utmoat
1lmplldty.
What about bb ext.emal com·
bllalloo enitne. wblcb he aaya ls
more appropriately ref erred to
a1 a turbine. one that la cooled
by a nuid that haa a far lower la·
tent and low 1peclrlc heat than
water?
"My approach to the problem
i1 totaUy different from what the
automakers llke," he says.
But Novakovich says the
power plant he envisions could
also be uaed for boats, tractors.
trucks and virtually any other machine.
WHAT DOES be aay ll would
do, If adopted 1n auto produc·
Uon?
-&EDUCE AIB pollution
emlaalons.
-REDUCE THE AMOUNT of
fuel required to power the auto.
-MA.KE DRMNG a car far
cheaper.
-BEAT BY FAR the etric1en·
cy record of a stationary con-
r • atut IPM dlllill IDotol' wtdcb
l• OM of lit• moet etneleat """ ......... .
fte · .... ,,, ••"•'°' '" llia'8elr dklartl It II not dow
PGll1'61 tlD 'st TO~ CGDWDtiou1 lateraal 1ombu1Uoa aulo
HIJ .. •MalDeuiDelfwUM
lDHrtU•llterullve.
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DO ut llurovemtma can
be ·~lD O..t ~·· • .,. cb.
He allo poiat.a out that from a
at&DdpoAQ& ol pb.Jatcs, 1Dtema1 combialtioa ....,.., ud atum ea~ are DOt very eltlcieat.
' Tbe efftcMnc)' la very k>w
due to the Loetnctent use ot but
ln boUen-<loM of beat to \be
cblmney)-and due to the very
blab laia:at beat ol water Uled u
a worldq nuld." be exflailMI.
"Slnce lbe Weicht o the new
motor would be con1ldarably
lower tban tbat of preaent
enelnes and a1nce a lllbt mot.or
1larta a cb&in reaction ln wetgbt
reducUoo ln a car dealan. we
may expect a very economical
car a1 &he end Product."
"I WANT lo add tbat the
whole ayatem la baaed on well·
proven principles u well u ex-
i1Un1 techooloo." notes Nov·
akovlch.
·'The same method or com bus·
Uon may be also used lo ga.s
water heaters. with substantial
saving or gas." be coocludes.
lie admits that explanation
may seem rather broad, but his
complete research and engineer·
ma report on me with the patent
office eoes lnto the comlderable
detail required for granting of a
patent for the engine.
Ooe al these days, warns Nov-
ak ov I ch, may be a day of
reckoning for the auto industry.
because no one will buy cars
when there ls no gasolloe to buy
to power them.
lie says it Is both that serious
and that simple.
MARRAKESH
Rugged and etyllah to flt your
lifestyle.
Combines the mystery
of the past wtth today's
good IMng.
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for reeidenttal care bomes have been approved by
Oran1e County Supervhon.
Supervilora bad decided ln November that re·
sldenUal homes, which are for aduJta or children with pe)'thologkal or physical problems. should be
required to search out nel1bborhood reaction
before aettlnC up 1bop.
THAT DECl.8ION CAME af\.er a new atat.e law
did away with tbe requ.lrement for pUbl.ic bearinp
before a alx·bed home cou.ld locate lo a ain&Je-
famUy ::fuborbood· lo tloo to aurveytq oe!Obortaood oplnkm
about t.be naldea.llal bom•, openion abould have
a plan to eeoera~ enthu.atum about lbe pro,teda,
supervilon decided~-
THE CA.NV ASSING requirement applies oo1y
to resldenUal homes that have county cootracta to
provide aervtces.
County attorneys are •till .-umlnlna ways the
county milht place slrnllar restrictions on l.natitu·
lions that don't receive county subsidies
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City elections should be no one's ~ private party. The doors should be
thrown open as wide as they can be,
with every registered voter invited.
.. :And the more who show up, the better.
!' We have just made a highly
controversial political statement. In
! some quarters, it might even be called ~ "inflammable~
~ That's because some people, ~ among them some local elected offi-~ cials, don't want large voter turnouts.
i They prefer small ones. ,
: Such as the turnout at Newport s
: last municipal electio~ ~ One of four elections held locally
· in a year's time, the April 1978 election
was apparently one too many for
'. most voters. Only 27 percent of them
; showed up at the polls. It takes no
. great mathematician to conclude that
, this means only 14 percent of the
· city's total electorate was enough to
~approve a municipal issue or elect a
t city councilman. t Fourteen percent.
• That isn't much.
No one elected by that small a
. percentage of the registered vt?ters can
. ·reasonably claim a broad public
• mandate to tum city government
,.upside down. .
: Yet a broad public mandate is
.. claimed by those eased into power . .... two years ago. .
:· We think they're mtstaken.
Fourteen percent is no mandate ..
If the last election had provided
a genuine, indisputable m~date to
. those gaining office, we. think the!e
·: would be less commuruty grumpmess
~ today over recent city government .
schemes, ranging from the downzorung
.. of half of Corona del Mar to a
·:proposal to snoop in everyone~s. garage.
. With a real mandate, the dec151on-
::: makers would be able to say, "You ~-asked for it~ And no one could argue.
~: Arguments now.abound thr?ugh-
~ out our city because m ~t election
: :two years ago too few citizens had
r·asked for what has since happened.
There is ligitimate dispute about what
the people really want.
t Qearly, more citizens must be
;~ heard from.
· Clearly, there must be broader
... participation in local government.. .
t And clearly, lectures about etvtc t:. •
~. .
. '
"They want city elections to be
their own little parties, as private
u they can be. That's why they
Hke Prop. A and fear Prop. D!'
duty won't do it. We all know the
lectures by heart. . . .
Convenient votmg opportunities
alone will do the job. More convenient,
more efficient and less expensive
voting opportunities. . .
The best of these opporturuties
has already proven itself. It is when
the community's highest voter turn-
outs historically occur: During the
general election in November of each
even-numbered year.
Presidents are elected then. So
are governors, state school super-
intendents, senators, congressmen
and assemblymen.
It is invariably an interesting and
hence a well-attended election. Far
more of Newport's citizens vote at that
time than at any other time. The
turnout is often beyond 80 percent.
We think there is no better
occasion to get a full expression of the
will of the people. .
We are thus in agreement with
some 7,0CXJ citizens who recently .
signed petitions ~g ~or consoli-
dation of city elections Wlth the N ovem-
ber election in even-numbered years.
As a result of these petitions,
Proposition D has won a place on the
April 8 ballot. . .
Also as a result of these petitions,
certain elected officials have placed a
counter-measure on the same ballot.
The counter-measure, called Propo-
sition A concedes the wisdom of consoli~tio~ but not with the same
election. It calls for combining
city elections with school district
elections held in November of odd-
numbered years.
And odd is the word, for the last
school election drew as few voters as
did the last city election. Is this any
way to broaden the municipal voter
base? Of course not.
Obviously, Proposition A won't
do the job.
But that's why it's t~ere, .in our
opinion. It assures continued light
voter turnouts in city elections. And
..
A
that's what is preferred by those who
support Prop. A.
The reason? Consider this com-
ment attributed by the press to City
Councilman Paul Humme~ a principal
advocate of Prop. A and a hardy foe
of Prop. D:
"I'd rather have 27 percent
knowledgeable people voting than
twice that many who don't understand
the issues~
· He added, "I'd probably dis-
courage an uninformed voter from
coming out to vote~ . .
An observation like that gives one
pause. It raises a couple of questi~ns:
Who qualifies as "knowle~eabl~ ?,,
And who qualifies as "uninformed ?
The answer to both questions,
we suspect, is the same: Those who .
support Councilman Hummel ~d his
policies are ".knowledgeable~ while
those who don't are "uninformed~
So it all comes down to the quality
of the vote. Councilman Hummel
and those who help him run city
government obviously don't wish to
see that quality "dil~ted." That's ~hy
they want city elections to be their
own little parties, as private as they
can be. That's why they like Prop. A
and fear Prop. D.
Frankly, we disagree with them.
More strongly than we have ever
disagreed with them.
We cannot imagine that anyone
not connected with Councilman
Hummel and his followers would
approve Prop. A and reject Prop. D.
For to do so would tighten the noose
on truly representative government .
in our city.
We believe Prop. D. will~
triumphantly.
One of the reasons we believe
so was put into plain words some time
ago by the American author Bernard
De Voto. He wrote:
'The people are not stupid enough
to abandon representative govemmentfor
D10' other kind, Including government
by the guy who knows."
If we are qualified to elect a
president on a given election day,_ we
are certainly qualified to elect a city
councilman on the same day.
The people can handle it,
Councilman Hummel
Vote Yes on Proposition D.
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nit fll •1 •. =·-Ma. We.ylall ................
U1e ie=UH bOard at o•Hatt Alrpon .. ta t.be •'-11 OtJ ....
la the OIDly one tlaat la lite ..a ,,...
ably wlU be c ed? All Ull rell
Dre on Urne or already luded.
WHY IT TRAT wbea U.. la a
80 ~rceot cbaace ol aoow, tt ....,.,
11 Im eotna c,.,..~t.ry atiiJW aod
don. a blluard. lt I'm eomin1 &om.
(.rom a puty? Or 111101 out of ~hlcaso!
; Wby la tt when &M ... --~ fienll are made I wlU problabl_1 wiad
IP aatllna next to that ~
trunk or the woman with tho 1quall·
f\I lnfant ~t .. d of tb1t IOfleOUI tJonde wt lb the slit a~rt !
: John Scarne. the aambllnt expert tho goes around advlllnl cwnoe
low best to relieve the patroal ot
Y.elr f'Xce5a change, doean't believe
fl luck, good or bad. To him, it's all fl the odds •
: SCA.RNE IS A &'TICKLER IOI' lhe Oi w of probability: .. Each player ln a
came of chance has an equal chance t> win m the long run . .1be longer •
flogus Concert
I
Tickets Sold ,
l JACKSON. Miss. (AP) More
toan 700 people were left holding
tk-kets t.o a non-existent concert after
a.i.ithorlties learned that the group s~heduJed to appear knew nothing
aJ>out the promotion.
"It obviously was just a fraudulent
ishm." said Ray Keys, chief in-
~tlgator for the attorney general's Of rice.
:A man calling himself Mike
~hnson set up the bogus concert,
Id tickets and left town wilb about
.100. He allegedly told two Green-
vSlle, Miss .. radio statJom he bad sf heduled K C and the Sunshine
~nd for the appearance.
Oil Ration Sliced
fEKING CAP> --The Communist
Party Central Committee has or·
d4red the 011 ration for government
clC)"s cut JO percent and has forbidden
w~rkers from wining and dining
h'-her officials in a move to trtm
wbte from public expenditures. ac-
l·qrdlng to the news agency Xlnhua.
Tiie committee al.lo canceled eon-,..,etlll and forum• unless they are
"ebsolutely necessary," the official
news agency said.
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Blat1e Patcal,l ~-· P'rta~h -~ ud alMMIDIUclaQ, 1akl -.n lJle I.aw of probeblUty ill YM A
Partataa die• hu1tl•r ••mtd Cheval* dt Men had HHd a.Im to
n1ure out why .,. won ,...U)' often
Ytben betllftl that• I would tum up
•l leut o,aot ln four rolll ol ·s die. but IOlt hill nlota.t la •ven money that a double-t wou come ap at least qnee In J4 rolls ti be
used t WO dloe
WlU.OW t.M aid ol a tomputer or a
di1ltal calculator. which hadn't been
invented yet. or even an abacua,
Pascal wonted U out lbat De Mere
should have t.ouM the double~ at
le11l 25 Umea to 1a1n an edce ln. an
even-money Pl'OP09hJoa
"IUSTO&Y DOESN'T state," re ·
port.a Scame la hla definitive "Gulde
to Caalno Gambllnt," which doesn't
cover aJrlil>e scbedule boards, "how
many francs Chevalier de MeT"e k>lt
oa hls double·aix betUn1 propoeltion
before Putal explalned why be waa
getung the wont of it, but I do know
that nearly 300 years l•ter, ln 1~. a
New York Ctty gambler known as
'Fat the Butch' loet $49.000 by betting
he could throw a double~ In 21 rolls · ·
Like me, Fat the Butch probably
always got tbe only seat in the plane
where the guy in front of him tilled
his seat way back during the meal.
left the light on during the movie.
s moked in the no·smoking section or
threw up durtng mild air turbulence.
Jn the lone run, what has the law of
probablUty ever done for me?
GAMBLERS, SCARNE point.a out.
orten think "that result.a must •even
up' In the long run. Thia is true ln one
sense. but not ln another. Probability
theory says, for inat.ance that when
you toss a coin. heads will tum up
about hall the time in the long run It
doesn't say that in a very long run
heads and taJls must come up exactly
the same number of timei:.."
Get it?
Anyhow my plane hai:. been can·
ce le d, the bar is closed. the
newsstand is out of late popers, the
men's room on this level is cl06ed for
repairs, and I am going on to New
York with a different airline located. or coune, in another concourse. The
bags will come later. on the original
night, but lbat doesn't matter. ln JO
yean of nytng, . mine never have
been lhe first up on the carousel.
Never.
Ficure the odds on that.
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Prf_.. ce J'W•
Prlnce PblUp will
pre t a reaiment.al
banner to the Duke or
Edlnburah 's Com-
pany in London. On·
larlo during a late
May visit.
Airlines
Granted
Rate Hike
WASHINGTON (AP>
-The Civil Aeron•uUca
Board today 1ave U.S ..
airlines permlsalon to
raise far e~ on
international routca by
as much us 9 percent
April 1 because of r1alne
fuel and other uvlation
cost.a.
The board aal d
carriers ca n raise
s tandard fares 6 .1
percent In Latin
American markets, 8
percent on the North
AUanUc and 9 percent ln
the Paciflc.
The CAB la requJred
by a n lnte rnatlon a I
treaty to establish a
standard rare level and
to adjust it periodically
by the percental change
in the operating costs of
U.S . airlines fl y ing
overseas routes.
Airline reports filed
with the board Indicate
that in the last four
months. fuel prices have
increased by a monthly
average ol 3. 73 cents a
galloo North .Atlantic
routes, 3.37 cents tn
Latin America and 3 91
cent.a in the Pacific.
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method lnV9nted by
Dom Perlgnon.
=G~L 2 999 N .159 'OR
RID TAG
JORDAN 1179
CAHRNET MWKIMO
They.waited •lght vtert
before they COUid '9 .....
• wine worth'/ of lhelr =.· 899
S11.25
~~~~,:..~·~ ....... -........ , ................. 7~
l .Y. CHAllla 6
UAGUNOY Only
oremlum N~ V•ll.V grape1 make up theM smooth rich wlnea.
;.\~ 311 t=.~EYOt. ... -................ ._ ...... 7 ...... 9'!1 16.IO
llt!O TAG
ILUI NUN Compere our pttc. on tl\11 flmOUI RINI MtOH IL.MC • ILANC Tltl• whit•
Llebfreurnitch 3• RIO l«deanl '* 1 "'btle fruity ..... and •'Ml ftlO .. ...,..,., ta.it110 ML......................... .. .. TAG flne'dfy flnltl'I. lll11wieity II.II 'W ...... ,,;:, TAO
rlltATnu LAMllltUICO The fruity llgl'tt fed you CAUllAHO AITI lftUMANTI Thll OhamPION'I
:.;.::; ti.fl u. ........................... 2~. ~%8 ~u~=~~~.~ ......... 4~.ffl
KEO IUA •CATERINO• DEJCAtii .. ~ 91&.MftY '
..
Many SOurces
Eorr Job Clue
-£.LIL, W..UUe, OMe
Your fint atop la your eoUec• plunlnt 1nd
placement office. There you'll t1nd the "CoU•lf
Pl1eement Annual." as well u bullne.1 report.a of
Standard ~ Poor'a and Duo • Bracf1tr .. t
Corporate aA&W&l reporta typtc.lly ,,.. av1l11ht1 too.
An ~end tlnMly "klH Ult" 11 yr\•
talned tn Ch=alQI Tlm.t m•1u1M'111wu11f Jllfl
survey for e "'"'· 11\11 pubUuUoft_ •IYM the namiea M4 ol UM pe.-.one or o.fl•rt•
menll ln 177 compani,es and IOV""m"t •••"' l•t to wbocn you should 14drt11 your jot) 1rw1ulrl••
NEXT 10 BACH COQOMTI NA• I• lh•
nature of tbtemp~tr'a tM.lMM, tullow..-h'I Iha
•cademic crldl•O• MUii N<'niU-1. ttMI tol~ lh•
employer plant to ftll wH.Ji 1Jt11 )',., '• al• 11(111~1.,t
and t.be type ot caftdidat" Ow comr•.,n -·~· It " havlnt difficulty llndtn1.
A "°PY ol tM eota,..... 1urvey I• n•ll•t,i. '''' 12. 50 from C'banlt., 'tt,,,.. Reonnt f'Wlr" If••, t 7lttl
H SL N.W., WaatilAl\Oft, 0 C IOf)OI
Aootber dl.-.otorr -pubba~ W. 'IHI for -.1!!!!!!!!!!~3~~~~~~~::~~!!'f!!# the first Umo -U1t1 •mpl0yet11 who hlr• t.chnlc..J ~ ~ _ _ _ ~
araduaw.. 00 V FR EE l
EnUt.14d "P.tenoo'1 AAnu11I 0 1m1e IU Cart.'t!ri. 'V/ ft]~
tlata, and Phya~aJ fkl•nUata,' U'4l $41} pa~-= ra. ~ ond Employment tor En1lneer11, ('{tmpt;t~r t><hin It: l l TO THE
ferenc. protlles 833 employ.,n t;arh profilt! ••vu (j ., PITBLIC lnform£&tlon on th•
cmployen' product& or(~-------) 1 1 f-OCUS ON ;:;v~~~=u~~~~ c.AREER.S CO MMUNITY HEALTH
ln1 louUona. 1alar6H. llillll~--------'-\WJN\01tt o 11v cltllenahlp reqw,..ment.a. p AC I FICA summer employment pollclea. and rompany
aubaldiled educaUonal opportun1Uea. H Wt'll •1t COMMUNITY HOSPITAL the averase ratio of the number of technlc•I apph
canta to the number hired at th~ bachelor':.. DIABETES ...
muter'aanddoctoraJ levela. DO YOU HAVE IT?
nlE PETERSON GUIDE lS AVAILABLE in
bookstores. or dirttUy from the Peterson's Guides
Book Order Dept., Box 978. Ediaoa. N J 08817 The
price lJi $12 plus $1.25 postage 1n addition to an) ap-
plicable state taJLes.
Use lhe5e surveys and direct.ones only a~ a
starting point to research the job market Don't
"bucks hot" your applications but choo"<'
employers where there's a close match of op
portunlty wtth your capabilities and obJ~lJvt.><>
then research ln depth so that you can prcst'nt
yourself as an ideal candid.ale.
READER SERVICE: •• ftlaldltg Ute Mo.t of Yov
Job I~" U Q J2,~ boolcJd Of hJ>I J1'YPQred bf/
Ntw York Uft. To obtam a copv. lt'nd ~ polfcorct rr·
qw1t to J~ lAbt Kemiedt/ at Bo.r ISIO. eo.fo Mtta
92626
Choose your
Time-span
Money-plan!
30
month
Variable Rate
Certificate
12.935%
efrectlve annual yield
l2.00%
curnnt annual rate
efl'ecdve, through
MARCH 31
•. ,... "' .... rtqtdrt
lttt«N ptftaltin fOf nrl)
ttlthdnttal on afl Cft'tHk.etf'-
.. '
WHAT TO DO
ABOUT IT!
LECTURL -FIL"S DfSCUSSION
TltURSOAY.MAROi 10.1980
7.00 ·9 .00P.M.
'4<1'klll0 1
'I 1\11 Afr•a..bl. M U
P ;a ot'I Mcm bc:n
\fJrc Spitt. O.P M.
U;anicl J Sqibaftd.. M.D.
CARMEN VUPPA CONFERENCE CENTER
18819 ~Street
(% Mod Sollttt of NdnJ
HU901tp09! aadl,Ca.tifonlia
h w lltlonmoo. ~ 842-061 t. [&f,. m
6
month
Money Market
Certificate
15.742%
effective annual yield
14.956%:-:
. ·. ~ b · current •nriua1 nte
effective week of '
MARCH 13-19
I
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l•CAPIULU 2.11·
SAVE soc
PREPARATION H lbmtn ..
Shrinks hemonhoids
Relieves pain & 1tch1no 1 75
in most cases •., &61 •
MUDD
CONDITIOIER Super Cleansing· ·
TltEATIEIT
-· --
Washes tn
Shuie
& Body
flepa1rs
Spltt Ends.
A
.
~ ; 8eaut1ti1s
,. Troubled ·!~·· I Hair 1n .... Seconds ,...,
I w CllnllD'a
RULED legal PADS
•~"1 U" &lat a'il"• t•" er••
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•t"a12"
•lrall"
A m0ts1ur111no mask tor
p.>n .. 11.i1tnq tonqld'>t "!J
mo1~turr1~r
t • <lvts skin smoot11er
Wfll'r 6 tledntr
~
··~ 2.19 160L 1.39
SUSD
CHAMOIS
Great tor washing
cars & windows
180 sq.'"
BIG VAL!'! 2.99
.. . Tf!!~MOS "Phil"
Yaeaun1 Bottle
Hoftbo-hot or-tOlcS.
Easy grip cup
Leakproof stopper (J£O ~..... ~-. ·.;,. 1.99 , ..
,·<SAVE 53.00
p YfARING ·"Mfetd"
Hand Mixer .1"' Puah Button Beater Ejector
Deluxe woodgrain accents
W11h lull ~ize tri9le
..
COLGATE
DENTAL CREAM
with FLUO RIOE 5 .,_sat
~ ~
ULTRA BRltE
TOOTHPASTE'
FLUORIGARD
ANTI-CAVITY DENT AL
~INSE with FLUORIDE
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LIQUOR ATAUOT
SAVINGS
Kamchatka
VODKA
80 PROOF
1.75 LT. 7 .29 .
Old Smaaler
ll.ElllO
SCOTCH t.=."l~T""...J .. ::· 4.29
HIRAM WAUCER'8
~--Ten Hiah srR•1a"r BOURii3'
1
WHISK•Y ~:;;. 9.99
Carta Blanca
.XICM
BEER 12 .,_
IOTlUS
1.9 et. JU
1.79
DIUAftllf
Baby Wash Cloths
Pop.up d•sons•bte.
sanitary & ecooomtcal
150 Mm 1.99
STAYFREE
Ml•l·PADS
Regular Of
Oeodofan1
.. 1.79
CORI SU
MICRON POWDER
Absorbs up to twtce
!tie excess tc1Cral
0115 179
...... PllSaa • EA.
2.5 oz. JAR
1.39
-SAVE 58.00
POITABt.£*
Cassette Recorder
3-Way power capattlllty and
dual mlcrvohone 1y1t1m. ____..-~,.I( Of. 2.59
CURITY CURAO "OuchleH" .. • ....--lllt
PLASTIC Of' SHEER I NO LIQUOR AT: ........
BANDAGES ' ••11UllWDSITUY1...UM .. •ll ... -IT.-34 95
IOllriis IOX 80
1
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cl\fom• plated beaters
12"x I" SIZE •
'1l£DWOOD" TUBS FOR YOUa PLAITS . ' ...
raear for pfantl no
of bl~1!10 or . 3 99 a~ptanW • .... u •
SAVE 52.00
U"x7"~
"Jl£DWOOD" PLANTER I
TUB Binded with Wire Hin tr . .
Create addlllonal color •
by planting annuals. 1 99
tushlas or beqontas 1
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1rr w~~~~
POUENU .
1~~ '1~1 MASSAGER'
with 5-POBITION DIAL
.. Proyldes Infra-fed .,_plus massage
, -.. --~ 12.49-
ORdGE, c:s
,. • ~ ' f ..... ..,, vn.-
SAVE s1A6 SAVE 51.06 SAVE 68c
y;,_ "llGHlWAYES" HE.STEP IOFT PE.RM SELSUI BLUE
Waves hair tor ultra·
soft. narural. trlU·
tree results. 4.49
DAllORUFF INAMPOO He"'9 contfol .
dandruH lfdlinO
:~~ULAS 1 ~ 2.69
-um.
IRGEl'S
80AP
OXY-5 ACIE·
PIMPLE MEOtCATION
~ps keep
stein clearet'
•
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''Out lo lunch ...
&~ \?@{!!] [(
~@((Wf1@®
"Got o probi.ml" Then tonte to Pot Dua. Pol '°'"
cut red tape, ~teing the OMDen ond. cactioft J10M nftd
to tolw ~1 m gowrnmmt oJld buiwu. Mml
• your quntiona to Pal Dunn, At Your snvk:•. ~
Coa1t DailJI PiloC. P.O. Boz 1560, Cotto Me.a. CA
m24. A.I many lfttera.m posSJble will be OMWered.
but phoned mquirwa or letters rwt mcludblg the
readn'1 full name.address and t1u&tMBI hot.Ira' phone
number cannot be considered This col11mn appears dot·
• ly ezcepl SW'tdays · · . ~ '-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-,.,
j'~ f'iraa"'• n~ory Lo•t"! .,,
• DEAR PAT: I ordered a "Spanish Memories" Jape from a television ad last June. I paid the
jnallmao $13.29 in cash when the tape was de·
~vered. My problem Is that It just doesn't play. I
ient it back to the return address and have written
)t least six times asking for a new tape or a re-
~d. I called the toll-free number on TV and ex-
jllained my situation. The girl said she'd relay my
~essage . but I haven't heard anything in
~ponse. The tape was sent from Sunrise Music
1-ld " M.V., Huntington Beach
: Sorry. but you're probably out of luck. Surise
t aste Ltd. Is put or Jay Norris Corp., wblcb filed
reorganize Its ·corporation under Chapter 11 or
e federal bankruptcy law. You may wisb &o com-
;iete and mall a proof or clalm form (avallable at
•ny legal stationery store) &o: Honorable Cecelia
H. Goetz, Bankruptcy Judge, U.S. Cour1houe, 225
tadman Plaza t:., Brooklyn, N.Y. Mark the ea-
telo~:· "Re: Jay Norris Corp., Debtor No.
l9B·Z151." .
Be•• Bettter•' B•z•r• .. • : DEA& &EADE&8: A1t,...n.ately l,lff le••Y_..,, penable eteetrtc r.eaten are betas ~ (~lled by tbelr manafactarer, ntu Sales Corp. of
Kansas Qty, Mo. Some or tbe beaten were Im·
pt"Operly wired during manafactare, allowbag the
tDetal casing to become electrically charged,
dlereby posl.ng a shock buard &o COll8Umers. No
fojurles have been reported to lbe Consumer
Product Safety Commission.
Consumers shollld retom tbe hea&ers &o the
lflace of pmebaae for free replacement or repair.
'the beaters are meaat for ase In laomes,
elasarooma ud wonabopa • ..,., wen •••ndac:·
Qlred wttb a baked enamel f'bdU el tu ud brewa. the eompUJ name • .,.ltaa.. appean above the
control blob oa tbe froet of tbe laea&en, and model
pmber Z71C II displayed on the baell. Tbe Df.Ut
-It beat.en were sold aatlonwlde In hardware
l!jores and other retail outlets. foT approdmately ••s . .. • • ~ Claaa11eb Cleared1
~ DEAR PAT: A biend of mine follows con-
S)lmer legislation and she claims that the new law
which allows gradual deregulation of the cable
tilevisioo industry will actually benefit the con·
Sllmer. It seems to me that all it will do ls allow
tile cable companies to keep raising their rates. Am I wrong?
: H.T .• Fountain Valley
·: Hopefallf. U tbe new law ltu ita iateDcled ef.
ffel, &he quli&y of c:abJe eqtdpmen~t Hd ptogramlDblg abo.ad lmpron • m -ilt& the nest few yean. 'n.e meaRft pro for •odlfted dere(ala&Joa of &he cable llldutry, wlalcb
~vloaaly llad beea aabjed to c.trol by elty or
•-ty govenmeeu. Biil before • cable eompay den take advutage of tam state law, It mast meet
~rtata ..,eelfk•tloll• for tmprcmac Its ayst.em.
Qlle of u.e effeda of &his bill ceeld be to eaeoanae qae larger eable 1y1tema to aae more aateWte uaatm.......,., n.ere are approximately Z8t cable
fhacblaees la California. ,
~
Taz F.,....: O•• l••'t E•••• ,
~ DEAR PAT: l'mitemWn&deductionsonmytax
oetum for the first time th.ts year. I ftad I don't
bave enough room tAJ include all tbe lnfonnaUon required oa tbe 1040 form. Can I use attacbm.eota?
• : H.G .• Lapna Beach
: D8 IU8 OK. Jleweyer, tile aa.0-•1 •Ill&
.cea&alll all u.e reqlllred bllonDatiMI, follew u.e , ....... ., ... olftdal IClleftla, ..... altaeW
• tlae .....,.. la tlae aa•e 1e41H9ee •• tu ce•e•alea appear wltll tile oflldal for••·
eJh t 0 .......... altadella alpU1'etkal enter. ...... ..tat ....
NAll081, lleQa <APl -141 _.. .. bntal
......... HllU ..... °"' tM u, ..... lllM ud s::::.:· .... clwiq .... ~ ii llillW1
Cr1•• •• rampant, Tbe H'ODOID)' •• IQ •~••Mil. a1m111nl1 Of Amla'• army raid ...U... ...,. vm., ... MW W. poebnart
•111.·~-.rr:r:&~J:u~w..tlllM
\Al)lO'
D ft.SD IN APalL TO Ubya. deMrt.cl bJ UM
1upporten and thuneed b1former111.-• tbe
lnY1dln1 army of T1n11n.tan
troopa and U1and1n ••OH
m1tthed ICl'Oll u11ncta. H• II
btlltvtd tud1n1 tn North Atrica
or lb Middle Eaat.
But occulooal report.I that
be haa been aeen cannot be con-
flrmecl. Md U.. ~"emmeota ol
Libya and Saudl Arabia -
nam.cl as bll aanctuaries -
have denMd that they bave blm.
Col. •o•mmar Khadaly,
l.Jby•'t ruler and a lon,Ume s~r of Amin.
"supporta the new reatme ln Ugarida," said his am·
b&Hldor to the PbUJpplnea. "Therefore I doubt lf
1dl Amln la aUll ln my country."
Jl'Uiplno bualneaman Demetrio Ca1ampan re·
ported r..t year that he met Amin In a villa out-
alde Tripoli. the Libyan capital. surrounded by
bodyauardl. He said the onetime ser1eant in
Britaln'a African army told him be escaped from
U 11nda diaau.laed aa a Tanu.nian army sergeant. •
A l .ONnnN NJ:WRPAPER CLAIMED
Kbadafy became increasingly unhappy at having
Amlnon his hands and hustled him out of Libya after
his successor In U1anda made overtures for bis ex·
tradiUon.
The report said he went to Saudi Arabia and
lbal King Khaled allowed him to live ln tbe Jidda
area after warning him to "abandon all hopes of
making a comeback" and not to try to rejoln rem·
nants of his army in refugee camps in southern
Sudan.
Ugandan President Godfrey Binaisa gave a
different reason for Amin's reported departure
from Ubya. He told a rally last month Amin fied
after his bodyguards had a gun battle with Libyan
se<:ur1t> forces ln which seven of Amin's men and
two Libyans were killed.
THE UGANDAN GOVERNMENT RAS shed
no light on Amin 's whereabouts. Plagued with dis-
sension and t.he ruined economy. it appeus less than eager to expend time, money and effort on
tracking him down, extraditing him and bringing
him to book.
Some of Amm'l> aides are in jail in Kampala;
Sudan has barred him from its territory. and his
s uccessors apparently consider him no threat.
"We have too much else to worry about," said
a bu:.ioesl>man m Kampala, lhe Ugandan capital.
Chip Carter's Ex
Engaged to Marry
WASHINGTON (AP> -Caron Carter, recent-
ly divorced from President Carter 's son Chip, will
be married lo late spring to an AUaota dentist, It
was reported here.
Washington Post columnist Maxine Cheshire
said Tuesday t.hal Mrs. Carter's mother. Mrs. Ben
Griffin of Hawkinsville. Ga . confirmed that Caron
plans to wed Dr Steve Morgan.
Caron. who separated from Chip in November
1978, was granted an uncontested divorce in
Americus, Ga .. on Feb. 29 after more than siit
years ol marriage. The couple's only child. 3-year-
old James Earl Carter IV, lives with Caron, who
teaches school near Atlanta.
Chip, 29, lives with bis parents in the White
House and has been active in hJs father's re-
election c.ampaign.
Locks Deter Thefts
WASHINGTON CAP> -Government offlcials
say locked doors and windows might prevent near·
Jy ball the home burglaries committed each year
and tave Americana hundreds of millions of
dollars ln stolen goods.
A report conducted for the Justice Department
showed that 44 percent of the bUf'llariea com-
mitted in 1.975 occWTed at homes where a door or
window was unlocked, costing victims an estimat-
ed $400 m.iWon. EDUUed "The Cost of Nelllgence: Losses from
Preventable Household Burglaries," the report,
conducted by the Census Bureau, was hued on In·
terviews ln 60,000 households.
We Want You To Look Better For less .
. ,
Elfecti"1e .... I) duoup Ms. 19
Ou w Rock SolMI Catifiade:
Herc\ a .Jlort-tenn. b1gh-y1cldmg money.maker for savers with
510. 000 or rTK>n:.
G1brJ.ltar guaranh:x'> )OU the lughc.!>t 1nt.c:~ .tllowed by IJw
on tht!> type of account.
No bank or sa\'mg., J.nd loan can pay you more on a
16-w.xk cxrtJ6.catc.
Your savi1~ are inwred up to s.i-0.<XXl by an agency of the
Federal Govemmen1 .
Thctt\ a wbslanual illlnn( pcna.lry for early *'lhdrav.aJ. Feder.ii
n-{tlllaoom prot11bt1compound1n~of 111t~ on dm IC'C'OUnl
Ou --JO..Maw6 llock ~ Catifkaite.
Efted¥r Ms I ~ Ms. JI
12.94% 12.00%
ANNUAL YlEUJ AN"llJAL RATl-
Thtrty month$ of guaranteed high mt~!>t with only • $100
minimum deposn.
Dally compounding of 1~
Higher mt.crest chan paid by any banl on this type of account
GIBRALTAR SAVINGS
and loan Ml()('iatima · Foalllkd lie.· A.-owr • btllioft dollan
FU..LDITOll ~"" <>~,..,. 't?'JI it» 191!1 ( 1'141 .,, ... '°'
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... MM: •• 5-9 -f-~410-,()71,
THE LOOK Of SUMMER YEAR ROUND
GRAND OPENING~!
CTHIS OHB 5UIJECT TO CHAt•I WllHOUT MOTICIJ
VISITS$ 95·
ONLY
TO THE FIRST 500 CUSTOMERS ,.~1
• Just .m..utes In the 11Solcr looth" is
efflll•al1at to hows In the ... !
•UL appro•ecl......... FDA regulated
• T• In IM prf•-:r,..of a tot•t 111elosed
"Solar looth11 or wlttMMlt attjn
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• Look haallhf .ct prospero111 the yew ro•d!
• Open 7 days per week =:L, ... Ft"lclay
9:00 AM tll 9:00 ,..._ , & S•ulay
I 0:00 4M tff 5:00 PM
• Drop In before or after wort& or • lllg a break
J•t for ........ and ..... •"lat t..t . .
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SAN FRANCISCO
<AP) -Tbe Public UUllUH Comml11lon
qy1 C\lltoEQen of tbe
Caltfornla Water
Strvlee Co. In San
Mateo County mu1t
betln l)aJlnl for fire
ltydrant water In tbetr
monthly uWlty bllla.
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MRLER & SNYDER
A~ Law CorporatiOn
19762 MacArthur Btvd .. Sutte 311, Irvine
851-81~ 88k for John Connouy, Attornev • U..
Harassed
Women
Wm Suit SPECTRUM 11,Rs:'
MOii., TUES.;
E SIARIS n•s.,
MARCH 13th
IO·A.M.
OAKLAND <AP> -
Two former waltnsses
wbo claimed they were
sexually baraued by a
anion leader were
awarded $275,000 lD
damaces by an Alameda
County Superior Court
Judge.
The award to Teri
De Loacbe, 22, and
Karin Serlles, 24
followed a non-jury civil
trial ln which the women
said that Ray Lane re·
fused to give them union
jobs when they wouldn't
give him sexual favors.
JUDGE ROBERT
Kroninger ruled that .. •m DeLo.ebe abould
be awarclet $200,000
• from I.me ad the Hotel
?-••d Re•taurant EmploJleel and Bartend·
ers Union Local 28 and that Miss Seritis should
receive $75 ,000 in
punitive and exemplary
damages.
La.De is the executive secretary ol the Oakland
union local He said be
amazed by the ru.U.Dg was shocked and I!~~=-::~.....,
and said be would ap-
peal.
MAJlY SNYDB•, 39,
·•ho bad joined the other
women In askinc for $1
millloa ln damages from
Lane, was awarded
nothing. She claimed
Utat the union failed to represent ber la a
grievanc:e after ahe re-
;fused Lane'• aexua1 ad·
vances.
Mia• DeLoecbe
tesUfted tlLat Lane bad
offered ber employment ·a a prostitute and as
bh mlatreaa. Illas
Serltia testified that ln·
·lJtead ol belplq ber flnd
_,mploymeat with tbe
·tmioD, Lane took ber to ·an apartment and
)Dolelted ber.
''To tblnk tbeJ would ·Jtelieft tbale lick Orta •••
. .Lane aald after tbe
:-Yerdlet. 0 rve never
,done aytblna like that.
Jt'a tbe worst tbiDI
tbat'a ever happened to
'me alDce I've been lD the
._labor movemtmt."
~Won
• PM K*"'DI of Fom· ta1D Valley ba eaned a
...... ol EDllaMriDa de.tree from tbe
UalYer1tt1 of S.•Ua carelM.
ANDSAUNA im.9-9 SUNDAY 1&6
'
SYSTEMS
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0.llGM ,,_,...IJ fn ,,_. Lord • H• wW giot a-ou ,,_. •mw• back 1ato t.be mioiltry and be hopes to escalate tbat O/ llC*f fttGrl. perce11~ae early u he mew• aloQa ln the NBA.
Ptalnu 17:f N , wbat lae want.a to do JDCM1t It a read tbe "°" tbe paflt four yean, Ralph Drollln.er bu not only word of tbe Drollinaer Polntl out that tbe WaA ia far
deUabted UM Lord. but the multitlade ot fan.a that have behind major leafue bUebUI and the Nattonal Football
come to wateb blm and bis Athletes In Action teammates Leacue In setting up a mlDJstry for lta playen.
pla1. "Basketball ls Just a aame," be aald modeaUy. ''Tell·
Now, aft.er haYia1 fuJftlled bis "covenant with God," inf others about Jesut Christ and the victory they can aet DroW...r bu announced be will carry God'a mesaaae ln· t.brouchbtm.tthat'a wb.at'a lmpor'Umt.
to tbe NIL\. • .. I'm 10f.aa to li•e pf'ett7 madl the way I am now. All r Tbe T·l emter out of UCLA made it official at a press want to do ii increae my ovtnc." 1atllertq at tbe Saddleback Inn Tuesday.
"I believe this is what God wants ror
rne now." said Drollinger softly. "As a
Christian, God's will is by far the most im·
portant conalderatlon. The desire of my
heart bas always been to see people come
into a penlOllal relationahlp with Jesus
Cbrlat, but more and more God bas .given
me the desire to pursue that ministry in
and throu8h professional buketball."
DROUIN GER WAS drafted by the
Boston Celtics on the sixth round in 1976
after be araduated from UCLA. He bad
already slped with AIA, however, and re·
turned the Celtics' offer unopened.
Two years later the New Jersey Nets
tried to coax him, offering a $400,000,
three.year, oo-cut contract. But, again,
Drollinger refused, intent on keeping his
four.year agreement with God and AJA.
Due to earlier circumstances and his
current amateur status, Drollinger is frtt
to negotiate with any NBA club that is in
terested. And. it appears, there are going
to be plenty of offers.
Dallas, the new NBA franchise, has RALPH DAOWNGEA
oaOLLINGE• llNOWS HIS Yen·
lJ,lre will not come true ovemipt. He's
reallstlc enou&b to know be bu to take one step 8l a time.
"I'm employed to be a basketball
player first, not a mlniater. I know I have
to be loyal to my commitment, but at the
same time I hope to inaUll a ministry." •
Interestingly, the team that signs
Drollinger will be gettina a "rookie" only
in its loosest sense. The 230-pounder has
had four years playing against some of the
top collegiate and amate ur players in the world.
As a matter of fact, last year against
an NBA AJl·star team in San Diego, he
scored 30 points against the defenses of
Alvin Adams <Phoenix) and Nater.
CURRENTLY, DROLLINGER IS in
the midst of one of his finest seasons.
averaging seven rebounds and 13.1 points
per game while shootrng 61 percent from
the floor. AlA 1s aJso ranked in the top 10
of world amateur teams with a 39-12 mark.
~~ C'o111e1Jaclc Trail
alreaclY conducted serious talks, along with Seattle. Other
"feelers" include New Jersey, Milwaukee, Boston, Los
Angeles and Denver. Ideally, said Drollinger, be would
have Weed to have gone to San Diego, but noted the Cbp·
pers were all booked up with Bill Walton and Swen Nater.
Drollinger will make tus fmal appearance for AlA
later this month m the annual AlA·CoUeee All·at.ar game
held at the Anaheim Convention Cent.er. Shortly thereafter
he will marry Karen Rudolph, a reserve guard ror the
California Dreams, and then he will make his decision COO·
cerning which NBA team to choose ~ Angel southpaw Frank Tanana works on his snarl as well -;;1 as his fastball during a practice session at the club's
· Palm Springs complex. Tanana has been undergoing
"' physical therapy for a chronically injured arm and is
counting on filling an important spot in the Angels' rota· lion ..
"WE'LL SEE WHO IS REALLY interested when this
announcement gets out today," he added.
Drollinger said that money will not be a major factor
in negotiatioos ... although he stands to make a bundle.
Drollinger said 30 percent of bis salary ($9.600) goes
Dallas Sttms to bold the insic!e track as the theological
semmary there 1s where Drollinger would like to continue
his ministry when bis NBA career has terminated.
But. first things first. Drollinger has lo be signed, and
there will be plenty of teams b1ddinc. ~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------""~
_Tentpest Cup
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r .. Protests Surface Long Before Race
' By ALMON LOCKABEY
Delly Nee.,_.. ....... l LONG BEACH -Pl'C)tests in
1
yacht racing are part of the
pme -almost as common as
winning or losing.
But Long Beach Yacht Club,
l sponsor of the famed interna·
tional match racing event known , .a the Congressional Cup, may
flave a first on its hands -like
Orotests and counter·protests
( i)iree days before the start of i iompetitlon.
r '"' IT ALL STARTED Monday t.,~ hen the 10 competing skippers
"• re w lots for the boats they ~ ... '(rould sail. Dick Deaver. Balboa ~·i\'acht Club. a former two-time
• .. •inner of the event, made a
·' uick ins~lion of his "luck or ·:.._..-... -draw• and found that it had
a stiff or sticky rudder, leaky
ydraullc gear on the backstay
d a fewotherdefects.
. !· Deaver lodged an immediate
A>bjectioo with the race commit· J'.ee and requested that be be al· S3ow~d to sail the back-up or
tandby boat.
~ The committee confirmed that r;.t~aver's complaint was valid r-~ and agreed to allow him to use ~e standby boat, and that creat·
a real tempest ln a teapot.
Led by Harold Cudmore of
reland, a half·dozen skippers
gned a petition objecting to the
... hanee. Some of the reasons
.. • liven private .. ly included the fact ·~t the standby boat was the
DICK DEAVER
fleet champion in previous
races.
THE PETITION SENT the
committee back into a huddle
that lasted tmUI a late hour Mon·
day night. The upshot was that
the committee reversed its de·
cision and agreed to have the de·
Ciciencies on Deaver'a draw re·
medied.
The boat was hauled out of the
Long Beach Shipyard Monday
night and crews worked most of
the nipt repairing the rudder
and backstay .
. Roger Carlson
•
That apparenUy soothed Cud·
more and his fellow protesters
a nd they withdrew the petition.
BUT DEAVER was noncom·
mitlalTuesday.
"The rudder is certainly a 19t
better than it was, but I want fo
check it against the other
boats." he said. "About the
backstay hydraulic gear, maybe
we just haven't learned to work
it right."
There were other minor de·
tails, such as the lack of cotter
pins In certain parts of the rig
that Deaver was doubUul about,
but he agreed they could be
remedied.
"BUT MY MAIN objection to
this whole affair is that it has
deprived us or a full day of prac·
lice sailing," said Deaver.
Deaver and bis crew hoped to
get ln some practice Tuesday
and today.
Pairings for the 16th sailing of
the Coauesaional Cup were an·
nounced Tuesday and actual
competition gets under way
T hursday off Long Beac h
Harbor.
In the first series Deaver will
be matched against Bruno Trou·
ble of France, Dennis Durgan or
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
and Pelle Petterson ol Sweden.
Durgan is the defending cham·
pion, having defeated Deaver
last year in a down to the wire
series. Trouble and Petterson
(See TEMPEST, Pa1e BZ>
Jabbar's
Breather:
2.8 Points ~
SAN DIEGO <AP> -The 1Ae
Angeles Lakers used all their
guns. leaving the San Diego
Clippers with too many bullets
to dodge.
"When I have the ball all the
time it doesn't allow us to use all
of our guns," said Los Angeles
star Kareem Abdul·Jabbar alter
the Lakers shot down the Clip-
pers 123·106 Tuesday night. "It
makes us too static and too easy
to defend."
YOU'D NEVER KNOW the
Lakers were looking less for
their big man. who scored 28
points and grabbed 12 rebounds
as Los Angeles bounced back
from a 142 -121 s etbac k at
Portland 48 hours earlier. But
that was the case
"We had a discussion today
and we decided to open it up to
other people," said Los Angeles
Coach Paul Westhead. "It helps
us to nm those things away from
Kareem and give him a
breather. We worked s ome
things out and now we're mixing
better."
PLEN'tv OF OO'llER Lakers
contributed as Jamaal Wilkes
and Norm Nixon added 24 and 18
points. respectively; Jim Chones
had 13 points and 10 rebounds.
and Earvin "Magic" Johnson
had 12 points, 12 rebounds and
eight assists.
"I think we are most effective
when we do go away from
(See I.AKERS, Pa1e BZ)
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WALTON'S WAU -San Diego Clipper BlU Walton goes
over the basket to block a shot attempt by the Lakers'
Jim Chooes Tuesday night in San Dleeo.
No Change • m Prep .Le1;1gues ••• for Now
Dana HU.la. Laeuna Beacb.
Gardea GNn Lea,_: Bolaa Grande.
Garden Grove1 • La Quinta. Loi Am.Ip, San-
tlalO Rancho N.amitoe. i_.. Leape: Santa Ana, Santa Ana
ValleyJ '"'Padftea, Ocean Vltw. Katella. lten· nedJ. LOG"a, Loi AlamltOI. c.m.., ...._: Sl Dando, &penma, c..,.. ,Jll 11oc11111, raaddll. 0ranae. TUiUD, vma Part.
Onqe IA .... : Anaheim, Mqnolla, Savan·
aa. w..um.Brta.OW.. Val....:l•. -·" , ra.wa1 Lea.-: BueDf Putt, 1nwerton,
Sonora. 8mny Hllll. Troy, La S.bfa or Lowell
(wld~" '* cloMd).
CD' 80VTR&a.N 8scnoN buketbaU ~
over, IDd a remark.able )'Ml' lt bis beea for the.
Oranp Coat ara wltb auda eaecw at ~
View (Empire ....,..~),.Newport.. Harbor (&IDie& i...,. ), Coroaa del
Mar aod Sata.ncla (Sea lew Le•••• co
c.llamP1) Uld Kater Del <A•• ._fl).
ThtllateCIP~........,._. under war at Ou illCI Ttnll"lda1. bat Ull• fort~tbe CIP s.u. will not be then. , ... Sare na leetion
cleclllled. lea tllia ~.._. ... about '54
othw lellllloll, tlMMlt re tDtlitlan. "
WW • abUDe lnalftroocl Jlleb'• 2M 8-H Unell dD iOt aet U.. tbaca to~ tbetr wonk
a1ala1t Ltneola <Stoetto11>. San 1oaca•U. Kemortal <Prtano>. Fremont (Oakland}, ~••tlemoet <Oakland>, or Creubaw <Lalt
AJitelll) ..... otben.
PftiMi' dlNc1loD bJ tneomln~r Com • ml....,.~ Pl'6o oo.a.eOlw dfllmma
of .lM atate 1 No. 1 MCUilll *9lai wttlMut :·::::..:--··--..... ,....,.
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Fre• AP De4UdMI
SCO'M'SJ)ALB. ArlL -8ilt1 lfanlD la lA \be II
flnit week ot a pl&IUltd cnt-moatll b...U h'Om
alcoboUc bevenaa. Qd tllll Oakland A•a mnatef'
R)'I, 'lfbla will be IQOd foe' lD1 bealtb."
MU1ln told Ron Butman ~ tbe Oakland Tribune that
he's on the wqon beHUM. ''I've tot too many duU and
r11, u llNJ.fUeanow.
"I'm trylq to lole welcbt, too "
Mutln, who bu taken over the job of
trytna to Improve t.he teacn wtdeb bad m•·
Jor leque bueball '• aeeioM wont reeord
last 11eason. ha.a 1otten tnlo a few fipt.a
over the years in barroom atm06pheres,
but he ••.YI he has no drlnklnt problem.
"I don't drink in the rnonainp or af.
terooooa. or any ol that." be said, and
added tbat the decision to stop drlnld.ng
now "is nothio1 new.
"I stopped drinking for sax months
once when J waa a player with Detroit. I've Mant•
stopped drinking many tlmea for two or threedaya. Ican
stop any time I want "
.....-----q..1~ ol •lw Da•------.
S~ve Green, former Indiana Pacers forward now
playing basketball in Italy: "It took me a while to get
used to the guys kissing each other after a good play.
They don't do U\at int.he NBA."
Keo .... lo P ltrla lor A '• Tlt1•r •fl•9
Corona del Mar's Matt Keough, who sel a ma· II
1or league record ror consecutive losses to start a
!>eason last year . 1s scheduJed to open the Oakland
A ·s exhibition season Thursday. Keough, who lost
14 straight. was chosen by Manager BllJy Martin to face
Milwaukee Johnny Mize. who belted 319 home runs in an
18·year maJOr league career. and Walter O'Malley, the late
owner of the Dodgers. head the hst of names lo be discussed
KEOUGH
by the Baseball Hall or Fame comm1ttel:.'
on veterans at its meeting today . The
San Diego Padres flew to Merida. a resort
citv on the Yucatan Peninsula. for a three
game exhibition series with two Mexican
teams . Cmcinnali Reds patcher Tom
Seaver threw a ba!.eball for the first tlml:.'
sancl' he strained a muscle in his low('r
bark .. Greater reliance on stolen base'>
will be part of thr offense for the St. Lou1!>
Cardinals under Manager Ken Boyer th1!>
year Pitcher Tom Underwood and
c·.itC'hc•r Bruce Robin11on agrC'C'd to term'>
with t he New York Yankee!. ... All 40 players on the Boston
Red Sox roster have been signed with outfielder Garry Han·
cock and pitcher John Tudor the last to sign . . The San
Francisco Giants picked up a new infield candidate an
veteran Rudy MeoU. He signed a minor league contract with
Phoenix but will be given a chance to make the Giant roster
.. National League President Cbab Feeney bas disallowed
t.he New York Mets' contract agreement with pitcher Crall
Swan because of some corporate tax clauses .
IJCl.,A Ga•f! 011 Tl' T••nd •9 N'9•c
TUCSON When UCLA meets Ohio State in
the third round or the NCAA basketball playoffs m
Thursday night here, the game Wlll be televised m
Southern Cahforn1a on Channel 5 ·beginning at
8.30 and broadcast on KMPC <710 >
UCLA dcreatc.>d lop·ranked DePaul in Tempe last
weekend while No 9 Ohio Stale won over Arizona Slate The
winner will advance to Saturday's quarterfinals at the same
site against the winner or a game between Clemson and
Lamar
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DDa•~"'sallr ,.._ 8M ...... a .... • a INT m et••fnm·betalad victory cmr Oa&dlD St.aw 'hel·
day llilbf~hf NaUonal Buhtball A.uoctaUon ac· ~:..._ Ool4M ltAltt, pl11::~::tbout backcourt _. ,..._ ..... wbo tall Meoed ltra&pt 1ame
*Mal U.. ftu, waa Plced bJ ,..... ftlt ..... wttb n polnta
• • • Altll oa..ft, blttintl a 1am•~ 20 polnta, connect· Id on a llun dunk •lt.b t :6t mnainln1 and ChJea10 ed1ect'
Midwest Dtvlalon·leaclll'IC Kan1u City,
lOO·H . . Mlllt •tt~ll•ll r.aced a
balanced attack with 31 polnta, ol aetUn1 a
U ·polnt effort by Mike NewU., to lead
Cleveland to a 122·119 vlctory over New
Jereey . . . Bobby IOtla acored alx
polntt In overtime to lead Pbi1*1phJa to
a 102·97 vlctory over Atlanta. Ida lnt111
sent the aame lnto overtime wttb a layup
jut u the fourth quarter ended . . .
Lon1·rance 1unner I• H...u ICOfed 13
'"' polnt.e dwin1 a 11·4 foUJ'tb.qu.uter out· ~ burst that carried Indiana to a 114-108 vie·
tory over itoatoo, endin1 the Pacers' eilht-eame lo&ln& atrlna
· · Oeorse ~nla &oued ln 24 of bis 1ame-blf,b 41 points
In the aecood ball to spark San Antooio to a 111-10. victory
over Wuhinlt.oa. The vlctory mapped an eilbt·1ame loeln&
streak for San Antonio . . . &ay Wllllaa1 scored 12 ol hil 35
polnta ln tbe third quarter as New York defeated "-··-ton 129-109. ~ .
,...,.., 8•fle9 Shlb Pna•.t••
ln the third period to give Philadelphia a 4.3 Na· , Bob Dalley scored hls 13th goal of tbe seuon liil
tlonal Hockey League victory over Pittaburab
Tuesday nJ.aht. Dailey smacked a shot from the
point tbat beat rookie goalie Nlek &Jed, who made bis second
start for Pittsburgh. The game was ori&inally scheduled for
Oct. 'n but was postponed by a strllte by Civic Arena workers
. . . Bryan Tl'oWer set up four aoab, lncludJna • .. e
Bouay's 48th or the season, to lead the New York Islanders t-0
a 4· l victory over Colorado. The victory put the Islanders in a
second.place tie with the Rangers in the Patrick Dlvlalon
7Jr6ef'• Clmr• B eep l•rt'C E••••
Former Golden West College standout Todd Ill Zlr~I hit a layup with one minute left for Hawaii·
Hiio to tie the game, but reserve guard Terry
Callaban hit a 15-rooter at the buuer to Urt Loras
College of Dubuque. Jowa to a 72-70 upset of 13th·seeded ttJlo m
rlrst-round action of the NAIA basketball tournament at
Kansas City . . Bruce Allen, son of former NFL Coach G~rge Allf'll and head football coach at Occidental CoUege .
been named to a similar usipment for
the newly.formed Los Angeles Thun
derbolts in the pro Califorrua Football
League ... ABC·TV. which aJred the his·
Lorie story of the victorious United States
hockey team as it unfolded during the
Winter Olympics. plans to re·create at with
a three-hour, made.for-television mouon
picture ... Mike Enuloae, captain of the
U.S. hockey team, has presented the stick
with whtch he scored the winnmg goal in
the game against the Soviet Union to the
l' ~ Hockey !fall of Faml' Kuny llAlll
Flf'lds. who averaged 26 8 points .rnd 14 O rebound~ for
\'1·rbum Dt·1 l11 gh. announet·d Tuesday ht• plans to play
rwskt·lball tor UCLA next YC'or Distance runner Nick
Akers ha" t'hangt'd his sumamt" to Vladivar. afte r a vodka
company !.pon~oring him in thl' Olympics Two out of
three Danes feel th<ll Uenmark should send athlrtcs to lhl·
Moscow Summer Olympics, according to a pall publtshed
today Spectacular Bid, who may become the leading
thoroughbred money-winner of all lime this year. has been
~ynd1cated for a world-record $22 millJon and will become a
l>tUd in 1981 .
T~bio11 .. Radio
TV : lfor'ic Ra cing -Today al Santa AmtJ 7 JO pm
('h;mnt'I 52
HADIO: lla~l.ctball PortlJnd .at l.Jkt•r\ 1 50 p m
Kt.Ar 1570 1 lloc-kev King~ at Pittsburgh, 5 50 pm , Kii!-.
I 11501 .
THURSDAY'S RADIO
Ba.'>t'ball Dodgers vs. ~ontrcal at Da~ ton a Bl'D<'h
10 25 am . KABC 1790 1
,.. ...... Gflf!., B11siness a n d Pleasure TEMPEST. • •
are both aspirants to challenge
for the America's Cup for their
respective countries.
DEFENDER DURGAN will
be matched against Scott Allan.
Annapolis. Md. (formerly
N ewporl Beach ). another
former wiMer; Deaver and Jim
Hardy of Australia. Hardy was
th e 1970 s k ipper In the
Australian challenge for the
\merica's Cup and was defeated
..>Y Bill Ficker.
Top interest in Thursday's
opening duels will be centered
on Ted Turner or Atlanta. the OD·
ly skipper east of the San Diego
F r eeway to ever win the
Congressional Cup. After his win
in 1977 he went on t-0 defend the
America's Cup off Newport, R.l.
None of the pre.race con·
troversies have involved the
s witch from Cal·40s to the
Catalina-38 sloops . A few skip·
hrs complained that their
inaina'ls were a blt saggy but all
CJf them have been recut or ad·
justed. according to general
~bairman Dave Crandall.
Reason for the change from
the Cal-40 to the Catallna·38 was
that most of the 40. -con·
sidered ooe or the top racing
1achta ever deslsned and built
-are getting tired and that
several have been converted for
erubing purposes.
Before the eYent ls over Satur-
day. each ol the 10 1kippen wtll
1'ave sailed a1aln1t all the
Otlten makinl a toW of n1ne in·
dlYldual coot.ti for a total of 45
matcl1-.
Emerso n to Teach at Lavish Swiss Hotel
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Of ... 0..1, ,,.. SUtf
Roy Emerson, Australia's tennis legend now
transplanted in Newport Beach. has found a
lucrative way to mix buainess with pleasure.
Emerson and his wife Joy are booking a series
of "Roy Emerson Tennis Weeks'' in Switzerland,
where he will give lessons at the lavlsb Gataad
Palace Hotel.
Nestled in the s now·capped mountains of
Switzerland, the Palace is a favorite vacation spot
of celebrities such u Peter Sellers and Elizabeth
Taylor, wbo own cbalet.s in tbe surrounding hills.
SELLERS WAS A1TRACl'ED to the location
when he was working on tbe ortginal Pink Panther
movie. The extravagant interiors of that fllm were
shot at the Palace Hotel.
Emerson and his family will be Ulere between
June 15 and July 28, when he will conduct five
weeks of lesaons.
Assisting Emerson wlll be the hotel's resident
pro, Kobi Hermenjat, and several other coaches. A
ratio of one teacher for every four students ls planned.
The all·lncluaive fee of 1,500 Swias francs
(roughly equivileJll to $800) provides for a week's
worth of room aM1 board, taxes, use of pools and
sauna, t.ennls coaching, video recordln1a and one
massqe session.
Booking information is available by Pboo.inl
6".&505.
• • • PRJOa TO HOSTING the Jack Kramer Open
(previously called the Paclftc Southwest Open>
April 18-20, Los Caballeroe Racqaet and Sport.a
CIQb in Fountain Valley wUl •late the Converae
Cla11)c ror uplrlng pros April 7·13.
Tournaments such as the Convene are er·
ranted to allow promlltnc amateu.ra a chance to
prove themselves worthy of the pro circuit.
Entnes will be bandied through a New York
offi ce, but Ulformalion is available by pbonJne Lo6
Caballeros at 546·8560.
• • • WJULE mE CONVERSE tournament fiaures
to present a lot of quality tennis, it will be amall
peanuts compared to the K.raIDer Open.
Defending champ Peter Flemlng Che beat
John McEnroe last year . 6-4. 6-4) will be back for a
shot at the SJ0.000 prize ror first place. Total purse
for the tourney is $175,000.
Matches will be played on a concrete court
now being finished m the center of the speedaoccer
TENNIS
stadium which, when temporary risen are ln·
stal.led, will seat more tban 6,000. Among those already entered are Ille Nastase.
Roscoe Tanner and Johann Kriek. Kramer says he
expects as many u 13 of the top 20 players ln tbe
world to enter. • • • RIGlll' ON THE REELS of the Kramer Open
will come the seventh annual Clty ot Hope Mlxed
Doubles Tournament, a maaalve project oo prtvate
and club courts throu&bout Oran1e County Aprtl
28.
Mixed doubles teams play a round robin of
eight matches, 40 games per ~ wttb flft
couples on each court. Clustncauons are open, A.
B, andC. The entry ree or $25 per team lnchMlea tbe ruu
day of play and a toumameot party at Newport
Beacb Tennl.a Club at tbe end ot the day.
Entry deadline ls Aprll 18. For fUll lnformaUon
phone (213) 621&-Mll, ext . .0 <daya> or 4M·ll00
( even.l.np >.
--Ead o l t lte ~lne "'~"' .........
Washington's Kevan Greve\ fanrls the lane to th<' bac;ket
hloC'ked by San Antonio.., 'l1kP Cale and lose s the: ball to
lht· Spurs in an ;-\BA ~..iml· Tw·..,d.1\ night :--;,, foul wa~
nd lc·d on lht• pl.1~ \.\Ith th1 ~pur" gwng on 111 \.\In . 11 1·104.
in I .and11\'l'r '.\lei
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Gauchos Duel
Cinderella Foe
By JOHN SEVASO
01 1M O..ty ,.. ... S!Mf
College of Alameda basketball
Coa ch Jim McHugh isn't exactl~
hvmg in dread of tus team <; up
com mg playoff w1t.h undefeated
133-0 > SaddJeback Collegl' It
JUSl that he ·s a realist
His Cinderella club takes on
No. 1 ranked Saddleback Thu.n,
day night <8> at Ca l Pol y
Pomona in the state j umor col
lege quarterfinals. Jn talking
with McHugh, three things came
to mind quickly concerning hts
opposition:
a> Kevin Magee s hould be
playing in tbe NBA , not on a
Junior college level.
bl Bill Mulligan's Gauchos
don't have a weaJmess.
c > It just might be the best
community college team he':.
ever seen.
.. THEY'VE GOT good
shooters and great backcourt
people, they can do it all." said
McHugh. who watched Sad·
dleback play Santa Ana in round
one of t.be playoffs. "They 1m·
pressed me an awful Jot ...
M cffugb's Alameda crew
('Om es to Southern California to
day probably the mos t
legitimate Cinderella team in
the tournament.
Al one time during the season
Alameda was a woeful 8·8. Then,
,,....r-.e•1
LAKERS •..
Kareem," said Nixon. "That
m a kes him more effective
becauae they can't double-team
blm."
Lloyd Free scored only five
points in the first hall. but 16 in
the third quarter and another 11
in tbe fourth period 1ave him a
total ol 32 to lead the Cllppen.
Binao Smltb added 21 polnta and
Swen Nater bad 20 points and a
pme·bllh 16 rebounds for San
Dle10.
11 plJ)t°d on1· 11r It-" best games or
th1• \l'Jr an ht dl1ng second
J,1nk1'{l ...... 1n l-r.in<·1sc1) re. and at
1·11m plC'lt-1~ 1 urnt·d the .,cason
.iround
TIH. <:Ol'f,,\R ~. although
11n1~hing !\l'<'<md m the Cammo
'ortt.• Conferem'e, come into
thc•1r g:ime w1lh Saddleback
ha\ ing won 13 of their last 15
J?am('S. th t.· S haughnes sy
Tournament to qualify for the
..tu le playoffs: their first playofC
i:a m <> against American River.
"We've dehmtely surprised a
few people," admits Mc Hugh. m IUSKETBALL
"\\'e 'n• had to struggle all the
wdy lo &cl whe re we are,
though"
Mc Hugh 's t e am doesn't
possess a lot of height, but it's
quick and the slartin& five can
score The guards are 6·2 Bruce
Shelton (10.7 average> and 6-0
Cedrick W1l5on (17.4 ): 6·4
Roland Daye (13.8 > and 6·4
Howard Holt < 16.9) a re the
forwards: and 6·6 Brett Pannell
111211s lhe ccnt('r.
''WE WILL RUN at them of·
rens1vely and defensively," says
McHugh of his strategy. "This
game will really be a good test
for us basketball-wise and
cha rnct~r-w1se.
"I'm very proud of my kids.
This may not be the best talent
I've ever bad, but this la the best
team I've been associated witb.
"Fortunately, we've never
been blown out of a game this
season. But. then, we've never
seen a club like Saddleback."
Despite the sob story, lt must
be pointed out that A lamed• has
reached the state JC
quarterfinals thl"ff of the put
four yean.
"l just hop~ we're 1ood
enouah." H)'I Mc Huch witb a
laugh. "I've bad noth1nl but bad
dreams and nltblmares since
walchln8 Saddltback play." •
KLEIN, l'..4WKEY
IN &UL OF FAME NFL Referees to &et 'live' Instant Replays
RANCHO MIRAGE <AP> -The feud
between National Football Leacue Com·
ml11loner Peto RoMll• and Al o•vta .
continued to hold .center •tale at tbe NFL meetlnp here, but twO new of· llclat. added for next yeer'1 eJi)'Off
aamea Yt'Clft't be ualCJled to arbitrate lhelt dltteren~.
Th• Nl'L Competition CGaunltt.. on
TUl9day 111lped U. two olftdala to
Work ln playoff 1am .. btnfffoftb.r.....~ WttlMNt IG&horit.y to call pmaltl•. ·1~ • W1JI ·.-..., be t.btre to Mlp tM otW
..... oftldall UlllMd to till ..... ..... ..,, ............. .
SCDA•• SAID THAT 1tlctln11 clubbtnl OI' •wtnalna at the head haa preTtoull1 been penaJU• only lf the
bead "'81 ltnltk. Now, lf tbl blow bttl the bod)' and atance1 to the bead, tM of·
ftt1d•r mQ be paaUMd.
ChoD blocb, wblcb ,.,.,.. lUe111 for
bacn 1llt Muon, now wW Include Upt endt.
Allo, UM qurterbact Will 1et a quick ·~ ..._ blt by a cw•" ~r an1w1MN ._..... u.. lloe o1 aertmmasa.
Preril ralf, tM nlle .ii ~ wb1D tbe~ ~ .. U..poebt.
Meantime, Rosell• aald Jack
Tatum'• book, "Tbet Call Me At·
aa11ln," will bt atudled by the lea11M
office to determine If any action lbould
be taken. Tatum wrote that be often
took plea1ure ln metint out punilhmtnt
to opponenta.
TAT\111 18 A Ol•BNUVE back for t.ho Oakland Ratchn. Da~eaeral manallnc par(Mr of I.be R • wu 1tlll ai.amlnc 1'MdaY
over tM ~ tM houn earu.r bf ,NJ1.
owaen OI a.o wltb lift a......_.
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to Leif~-' ... . --.. ~
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~~ altemoon u cnr...
·and 0... View belthd tmtif'auti. ,n ... UWU.1ame,
Tba 11·._.. manlbon bl&hhlbt· . td Tue1day•1 baeeball ecbedule
w)llcb cooa1ated mainly ot n.w tu..
Qpe Won le.,-ue actioft comm«~
Jl'l'ktay.
New1>0rt Harbor and E•taoc'a
emeried u vleton ot t.beJr non·
lea1ue iamet wh.lk W lminltet aod
Dana WU. 1utrered aetbaeu.
Hen'• wbal happened Tuesday
Ocean View 1, crs:n• 1
AcconJint to Jea1ue rules. eadl
team picked up a half-aame to I.he
Empire League st.andlnp after dark·
ness halted the contest after 11 lo Dings.
Ocean View's Jack Reinholtz and
Jeff Fitzhugh limited Cypress to one
base hit, but lh•t hit, a looping sinale
in the fourth inning. brought home
the Centurions' only run.
The Seahawks scored in similar
fashion in the bottom of the fourth.
Chris Schulz walked, stole second
and scored on a single to center by
Jeff Fitzhugh.
Ocean View outhit the Centurions. 5-1 in the Empire opener.
Estancia 3, Corona del Mar 2
The Eagles scored in the bottom of
the seventh mning a!> Mike Bennett
was hit by a pit<'h. moved to second
on a single by Bob Larimer and
sC'o red on a single lo right by Rick
Riley
The contest. part of the Newport-
M esa Santa Ana Elk!> Tournament.
was tied at 2 and threatened to go in-
to extra innings bef~e Riley's clutch
single.
Reliever Robin Len<'hner picked up
the victory for Estancia
Vale'llcla 13, Dana Hiiis 4
The first seven Valencia balkr~ to
bat in the '1fth inning t•vcntually
leol'ecl .. "'-rt ... tou,ht
hOID • a,;1 ~·'· n-. Hilla broke •n • 1 1 tit in the third lnnln1 wb n Delo Good
cracked • 1ln11e to •core John
Kearu and Gat1 Tovt1.
Valeda baUlod back \0 nokh t.ti.
tclON at I . However, In the ftfth ln·.
nln1. the 'naera went wild, oolledlna
l l b.lta to 10 •loaa wkb U.11 ta runa
Mewpott Hwbor I, II Moden• 7
Clark Smith. Venice Cook and
Cllril Jobmon b!a1ted bome rum to
lead the Sallon to a non·leaaue vic-
tory over bolt El Modena.
mtth'1 drive wu the kiUu, com-
ID& in the sixth with two men aboard.
Johnson, Newport's starting pitcher,
BASEBALL
helped himself with a two-run shot In
the fourth inning.
Relief pitcher Tom LaGrandeur
collected the victory for Newport
after picking up for Johnson in the
sixth.
Irvine 15, L•gun• Hiiia 4
The Vaqueros ran their record to
6--0 Tuesday.
Eight Irvine batters <'Ollected an
RBI. Mark Swancoat led all hitters with three hits.
Irvine has now doubled it:. total
wan output from last season This
was the Vaqueros' final tune·up
before league play begins Friday
Lakewood 4, Weatmlnater 2
Lakewood scored three Limes when
a pickoff throw to second sailed into
center field, allowing three runs to ""1E:.. _ _...
score.
The Lions cut Lakewood's lead in
half in the bottom of the seventh
whe n Scott Henning singled and
moved to third on a double bv
Ma rein. Lakewood's pitcher wa!> then
c<1lled for a balk tw1('e in a row to
H'ore both runs. ·
TODl'S
VODKA
I 7
UC lrvlne '"\nd Southern
C1IUornla Coll•J• found themeetwie oo oppoalte end.I of
IOPllded buebaJJ ICOJ'et Tuel· day aft«noon.
Th Antea~n coll9Cted thelr
Hvenlh 1traJ,bt victory over
villtlns Alula·Pacme, while tbe
Vancuardl could mutter only
one run a1ainat a hJ1b-1oortn1
Loyola-Marymount team.
Here'• what happened:
UCI t , Azua 4
Second baaeman Mike Na&Je
went three-for-five lncludlnc an
eighth inning homer for four
RBI u the Anteaters trounced
another opponent.
JOHN JAMESON
IRISH WHISKY
I 75-UTER 645 1913
UO fTI t
uonLt CA~l (.1'~!
HI IAll
Gauchos, OCC Roll LIQUEURS Kl TAil Rl TAIL
Amaretto Di Saronno. 'I l/ 5.63 124 95 5.21
Drambuie, ;le 11 11.32 125.68 10.48
Gaillano. _, 1oz 10.25 113.77 9.49
~rrors Hurt Golden West Kahlua, ,• wz 7.87 87.40
Midori Melon •. ' lo1 9.75 10833
South em Comfort. 1 7>L in:!? 12.24 67.96 Solid pit<:hing was the key as Sad·
dleback and Orange Coast colleges
scored baseball victories Tuesday ar
temoon. while Golden West suffered
itl' second Southern Cal Conference
setback in four outmgi;
While Saddleback was improving
its Mission Conference mark to 2-0.
Orange Coast geared up for its
opener by sweepm~ the USC junior
varsity in a doubleheader
Here's what transpired
Saddleback 6 Riverside 3
Five different Gaucho!> collected
RBI as Saddleback defeated host
Riverside with a 15 hit barra~c
Rightflelder Dave Cook (3-5J anc.l
catcher Benny Amaya <3·5J. led the
Pitching Plans
Set by Angels
PALM SPRINGS IAP) -Angels
Manager Jim Fre~os1 Tuesday an·
nounced his pitching plans for intra-
squad games Thursday and Friday
and Saturday 's Cactus League
opener with Seattle
Fregosi said Bruce Kison , a wmtcr
free-agent acquisition, and relief
pitchers Mark Clear and John Mon ·
tague would share the mound chores
in Saturday 's game with the
Mariners at Palm Springs.
In the inlra·squad games, Fregosi
said he would use seven pitchers for
15-minute periods each day.
Thursday, Fregosi will pitch Don
Aase, Chris Knapp, Bob Ferris.
Ralph Botting, Dave Schuler. Joel
Crisler and Charlie Phillips. Friday's
rotation will be Jim Barr. Freddie
Martinez, Ken Schrom. Jim Dorsey,
Dan Boone. Steve Eddy and Tom
Chevolek.
Mike Port, Angel director of player
personnel, also announced Tuesday
that the American League club bas
signed infielder Todd Orui and
catcher Tom Donohue to one-year
contracts.
Saddleback hltung attack while
pitcher Dave Woodhead cheeked the
Tigers for six J.DDllliS before an error
and walk got bim into trouble
Former Laguna Beach standout
Stef Lipson came into the game m
the seventh and recorded the save for
the Gauchos
Tia Maria, ? 11)1 8.77
BLENDS
Hiram Walker Imperial. cx1ARI 5.50
Kessler, 1 . ., 1 m R I 0.53
Seagrams 7 Crown. 1 75 LrrlJo' 11 .85
97.35
6 1 00
58.50
65.71
BOURBONS
Orange Coast 5-4, USC JV 0-1 Ancient Age <.KIA~ r 5 99 66.55 Mike Vanderburg was 5-7 on the ' 66 60 day and at one time collected rive Early Times. r, 11\Jl r 5 99
------------H. Walker Ten High •• 1c,1111.. 9.78 54 .31 L...v;J 1.W. Harµer. ' 1., .. r 7 39 81 99 ... JC B4SEBALL Jim Beam. 1 " 11 ~ I 1.19 62.00
straight hits to lead the Pirates to a
sweep of the Trojans squad.
BRANDY AND COGNAC
Christian Bros .• 1 ;., , 111 i.• 12.29 68.2 1
Three singles, a double and tnple
boosted Vandenburg's average from
.276 to .361. Teammate Chris
Johnston extended his hitting streak
to 10 games with a homer 1n the first
and two more hits in the nightcap.
E f, J, I 111! h' 6.30 69.90
Courvoisier V.S .• t'X> ·-.1 12 79 141 .95
Martel V.S.P .• 1'>C1 "l1 12.19 135.25
CANADIANS
Johnston's home run was a tower-
ing drive to dead center which
('}eared the 400-root marker with
ease. It came with one man aboard
and helped the Pirates open a 3-0
lead.
Black Velvet, 1 LITER
Canadian Club. 1 ;-, r 11 r 1.
Canadian Mist. (Ji'""' 1
Seagrams V.O .. , '' '" 11
co~f e~~!t s~h~~ g:u~~c~~~nf ~~:~~ B~ef ~ters. • 1111 "
runs. The Pirates stranded 11 run· G1lbey s. 1 •) L 11 '<
ners. Gordon,1x1'"''
Pitcher Mike Hogan 11m1ted SC to Seagram's.,, 1,., 1 five hits and, in fact, earned a nifty two-hitter into the eighth inning Tanqueray. 1 ,.,. 111 ~
GIN
RUMS East LA 4. Golden Weat o
East LA took advantage of six
Rustler errors and five walks to hand
GWC its second conference setback.
Bacardi Lt. f, Dk.. 1 '" u H 11
CastiUo Lt. f, Dk., OOAl?t
Myers Jamican. ,.,., "''
6.47
15 79
607
15 79
15 75
9.75
5.55
5.65
16.69
10.95
435
7.35
Shortstop Gary Springer bobbled a
grounder on the first play of the
game and then threw wlldly to first
to set the tone.
SCOTCH
East LA scratched for two runs in
the third on a double, walk , hit bat·
ter, error, fielder's cholce and
another walk.
Bob Judie started for the Rustlers
and was relieved by Paul Sanchez
who scattered four bits and recorded
two strikeout.I after entertng the
game In tbe third.
Dewars White Label, 1 ,.,, rr111 18.39
Chlvas Regal. OOA•n 15.65
Cluny. 1 15u11 .. 12.29
J f, B. C.)11-\1<1 10.19
Johnnie Walker Blk •• cJ<1A1<1 14.79
Lauders. 1 h 1111 IJ 11.45
TEQUILA
Cuervo White, 1.LJTER 7.17
Don Emilio Wh. & Gold. 1 15 L 1 R 8.88
7.70
71.90
8765
67 44
87.65
87.35
5390
61 .61
62.61
92.68
60.83
48.24
81 .50
102.00
173.87
68.17
112.75
164.29
63.39
79.56
49.29
84.92 Sauza Gold. O<JAIH
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Kamchatka. 1 1~urER 8.09 44.77
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Smirnoff. QU~Rt 579 64.26
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1,7,.UTER 7~ 1061
7 .29
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5.09
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10.96
5.55
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6.84
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5.83
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Wldllldlf. Men:h 12. :::~
In their l•t lwo ••m ... the
Anteatetl "'ve outacored their
opponent.a. 21-4. After a poor
3-8-1 ata.rt, UC lrvl.lle bu turned
thins• around. UCI (lC).8-1) met
Cal Poly <Pomcoa> today.
AuoeiatloG tournament in J.M.
Beach.
Two former JC stan fi&ured
prominently In the Anteater
1corlng. Former Saddlebaek player Mark Stowell was two·
for·two at the plate with two
R Bl , and ex·Orange Coast
player Larry Dot&on picked up
ooe bit. in three al·bats. a clutch
two-nm single in the second in-
ning.
The A.nteatert open ••
Loyola Marymount with •-J,
a .m . 1ame at Blair Fi
Entrants ln the tournam\:!
Include detendtna NCA
champion Cal State Fulle
and Pepperdine. which flailhed
third In the NCAA playoffs. ,
Loyola 10, sec 1 l
Loyola took advani.ae or fivi walks, a hit batter and two bas
hits to score seven runs in th
fifth inning. Four Loyol•
pltctters combined to limit tht
Vaneuard.s to Just one hit -• clean single by Ted Taylor. •
UC Irvine's next action comes
in the ThW"lday tbroucb Sunday
Southern California Baseball
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CHARLES KRUG WINES
Burgundy, ,.,., "'L 2 0 I 22.00
Cabernet Sauvignon. l)()ML 3 85 42.00
Chabtis. 750ML 2.01 22.00
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Gamay Beaujoiais. ,~ML 2.75 30.00
Gewurstramfner, 1~ ""-4.04 44.00
Grey Rieslin~ 750-ML.. 2.95 32.00
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Zinfandel, 750"'L 3 .22 35.20
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Cabenet Rose, 1~-ML. .. 220 23.92 2.00
Cabernet Sauvignon. 7!>0"'L ..... 4.78 52.00 4.34
Cabernet Sauvlg. Cask, 75()ML 6.97 75.88 6.33
Chablis Vint., 7~L .2.20 23.92 2.()()
Charbono, ~L .. ... . .. .. .. 4.04 44.00 3.61
Chardonmay, ~ .. ................ 5 .50 59.94 5.00
Chenln Blm'lc. 1~ .. 3.35 36.04 3.0t
Oamay Beaujolols. 1»ML .... 2.94 32.00 2.67
Oamay Rose. ~ . 2 .94 32.00 2.67
Oew\ntnmlner. 750-ML 4.14 45.10 3.76
QrayRleslklg, 1~ .... 335 36.04 3.01
JohMlsberg Riesling. 7»ML .. 4.04 44.00 3.67
Petite Sarah, 7»ML... . ...... 2 .94 32.00 2.67
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EStaneia Best in ·sea View 1
IMJine, La Quinta Big Obstacles for Eagles
81 aOGEa CAaLION ................ l:Mwta Hiah'• Eatl•, _,.., wtll be repneent·
lq tM Uat&ed tfoA in ll'QrnalionAI -oUon tn
Sarope ln April and boutln1 flv• returntns
1ta.,.,. rrom lhe Clf' •·A nnala, IN odda-on
favort to wtn lhe Sea Vlew 1Aa1ue volleyball
cbampQwh.lp.
Howe Yer, there are pltlall•. aceordln1 to
Co1cb Mike Pomeroy. The Eaal• are vuloerable
tarly wtlb the conclu.alon ot the ba1ketball aeuon
Juat over. and l.a Quinta and lrvtne po.e solid ob·
1taclel.
Nevertheleu. the !111 • wtlb 1ettera Kent
Smlth u)d Tlm Krohnfeldt, middle blocker and hll·
ten Bob R1tdeft and 6·1 steve Van Hom. ud out·
aide hlUer Dan Vrebelovicb, present • n&Ued
cballmae
B1dlln1 up that crew ol senlon are Bill Mal·
tla1, CUrl11 Swlndal. Jett CuUer. Rich Wlnder • ...._ ______ _.~...;;•..;;--..;;;'_;;;;.;_o=";;.;:;1;;;;;::;m..-... ...._,,, Gret Genlllna and Brad Etugood.
• * • * * * Eagles Win League Opene r
Yoa ml1~t 111 Batanl'll
''O!M*11 ~ Mlke ~
had takla Ln the £a1ln' basket·
ball teem.
Pomeroy. lmowlna the f?ont
line of tUs •oU•yball squad
would comist mainly of Ellan·
ci1's basketball pl~n. dld not
schedule any .,....asoo 1ames.
"I fieured our basketball te.m
would go farther in lhe CI F
playoffs," Pomeroy explamed
But when the Ea gles were
knocked out by La Quinta in the
second round. Pomeroy's squad
f aud the t••k of be1tnnln1
leaeue play wtth lltlle 1ame ex-
perience bebind tt.
So the Ea&Jes 1ained a UtUe
revenge Tuesday ni1ht with a
lS·ll. U.13, lS-6 victory over La
Quinta ln the Sea View League
opener for both teams.
In other Sea View League
play, Irvine defeated Corona del
Mar. 15-10. 15-6. 15·12; El Toro
h a nded Un1ver s1 t y its third
straight loss. 15·10, 5·15, 15·11.
15·12 , and Ocean View lopped
Costa Mea1, 18·14, 1·15, 15·12.
15·3.
Setter-out1lde hitter Kent
Smith sparked Estancia 's vie·
tory. while the Eagles· Dan
Vrebalovtch and Neil Warman
turned in slronft performances.
Cral1 Moothart recorded 10
kill• with the help of setter Wal·
ly J ones to lead Irvine over
Corona del Mar.
Maddie blocker-hitte r Scott
Paterson and hiller Brad San-
ders sparked Ocean Vie w's vie·
tory over Costa Mesa.
. Cruiserweight Bouts
Set for O range Coun t y
By HOWARD L. HAND\'
Ol 1 ... Delly PllO'I Sl•ll
Orange County could t~:comt· the
cru1serwe1ght c<.1plt<1 I of thl· world or
boxing 1f l'Urrt.'nl pluns of WAY
m atl•nallzl'
-w A Y 1s <in Ornn~c County group
sll'm ming from the last naim cs uf 11<.
three buckl•rs 0th. Walton. Dr.
Glen A. Almq u1~t und Dr Philip S
Young
The l(roup r<>cclved tls state hcenst:
for matchmaking und promoting box
ing m Orange County lul Fnday and
on Monday •itned a contract with
Tom Liegler and the city of Anaheim
for use of the Convention Center.
division sanctioned by WBC."
The second show for the new group
will be held in July although there is
a poss1bihty of a May date. The title
f1i;tht could be held at Anaheim
Stadium in .July If current plans de·
velop and more than 9,000 fans ex·
press an inlc-rC'sl m lht• boxing pro·
motions.
DICK SADLER'S CARDS at the
Ch'ange County Fairgrounds In Costa
BOXING
Mesa will continue with the next date
set March 26.
Paul Deese, f o rm e r general
A CRUISERWEIGHT elimination manager of the California Surf SOC·
seric!> will begin on the first card al cer team and ex-Chapman College
the Anaheim Convention Center Fri-baseball coach. is director of promo-
day. Apnl 25 The: bouts are ~•me tions forWAY.
t1oned by the World Hox1ng Council "The whole thing is a concept and
'WBC> the ri ghts at Orange County Fair·
Three boxers 1n lhl• cru1serwe1ght grounds are like the minor league
d1v1s1on from the top !>IX 1n the world !>ystem in baseball," Deese says. "If
<have been signed, according to Bill we are lucky and get a world cham-
Kaplan, director of boxing operations pion developed out of Orange County.
for WAY that wtU be great.··
"When we have four signed up. we WAY is also seeking a national
can make pairings for the climina· television lieup. The d ate In May
"We're vulnerable ln tb1I part ol the aeuon."
HYI Pomeroy. "But by the end ol the aeaaoo we
aboukl be IOOd."
&IMWMre around tbe circuit:
. lnlM -Coach Mark MacKet\Jle'• Vaqueros
have four retumln1 atarten -Wally Jones,
P'red Verc.le1. M Crlia Moothart and Rob Brad·
bury. A year 110 the V1q1 were 6-4 ln lea1ue and
earned a playoff berth.
V11Jventt7 -~t JUchardlon, a senior set·
ter. is Mike Purlt.1'1 only returnint •tarter.
althou&h aenton Vance Jones and Gre1ory Gregg m PREP YOUEYIWL
earned v1111ty letters In '79. Others 1bow1n1 pro·
m1se are J im Goldwa1 and sophomore setter Eric
Hallman
La Qalnta -Four r~urntna starters are an the
fold at La Quinta where Larry James and Bill Van
Vorsl are moldin1 anothe r CIF contender. Senior
starters from the '79 team lnclud~ three-year
starter Gary Nakamura, Terry de Bos. Mike Tyson
and Paul Braun. Othen are 6-~ Cral1 Bushnell and
Eric Witham. La Quinta showed early strength with
a flve-set victory at San Clemente.
Coroea del Mar-The Sea Kinas have a bun·
die of expeMence with nine lettermen. led by Jon
Schnlt1er, Phll Davey, J ohn Knickerbocker. Harry
Lindell. John Janssen. M lchael J ohnston
(sophomore> and Glenn BeUakoff. A'3o. 6-2 J~
Lara. setter Rich Kander. and Greg Bandel are
ava ilable. Lack of h e ight 1s Coach J ohn
Weyr auch's maJor concern. along with some
minor in.Junes to key personnel
El Toro --The defending Sea View League
champions or Coach J im Sh1eld11 boast four return·
Int 1taJ'Wn with ~c-tters Chris Taylor and Bill
Tritt. alon1 with Grca Ovalle and Stou Stepien
lteytns the attack.
c.&a Me11 -The Mutlan11 have raced to a
3-0 preaeuon record and lied Ocean View for third
place In the recent lnalewood Tournament where
setter Paul 'Cnipp waa an all·tournamenl aelectlon.
Sophomore Paul Coenen. Dave Maxner, Bill
Barthe. Roger Lackey and 1ophomore Kevin
Cheaney round out Meaa '1 a•me.
Ottaa View -The Seahawk1 are the epitome
of this league 1 rel um Ina starters l as Coach Steve
Colfieth welcomes his entire team back. Scott
Paterson. Mike Simek. Doua Manooklan. Caya~
01terlund. Brad Sander11, Scott Kufua and Mike Hix
are the malnsLays The rub 11 a lack of height.
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lions," Kaplan s ays could be a Saturday or Sunday after·
"We have Jessie Burnett. Carlos noon for that reason.
DeLeon of Puerto Rico and Vladimar "The television networks have
Pa ulino of Braz il s ig ned. T h e given us specific dates and would
SAVE UP TO $10 PER PERSON AT THE lOYOTA GRAND PRIX
OF LONG BEAOI, MAROi 28-30, 1980.
cruiserweight di vision is for fi ghte rs like very much to Ue in with us,"
froD' 176 to 190 pounds and is a new Kaplan says.
Ediso n, OV
Girls Win;
GWC Falls
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A pair or crafty ·
southpaws pitched a
touring women's softball
learn from Texas A&M
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Ocean View handed
Fountain Valley a 5·3
setback.
At Golden West , the
Rustlers were batned by
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en Mel Prttcbard and
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as A6M scored 3· l and
4.0 victories.
Golden Wut waa
limited to Jutt three hlta
ln each game, but the
Antee could only collect
nine overall tbemaelvea.
Jn prep action, Llla
Baker tossed her second
contecutlve one-hitter to
power Ed1lon 10-1.
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HAMii STATEM8NT l'IAMC UATEMIEl'IT
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1'1C'llTIOUS BUllNISS
NA.Ml STATIMINT
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to IMaJWI lilill _. Vf ln UM COOi--~· ctll*ll'a .. \be i•·
mllUon dollar• to m"'' rtt· ulatory ca.,.t.al expud.ltw. II·
1\MI 10 ,..._.., '°'* (I pai1\ta
h ltbtt aow > for 10 year.,
a morUaln1 prlnclpal and ln·
t•re•t at about •,soo a year. .\.. Uon of buallMll, ••11 lt...ut
Cbllton of Wa1bh1loo UnlveraJt1'1 Center J'or TU St~dy ot American BualMG
pact cm • 111 lmlr), .._. llllt
.. •rcb _. &M "Loult·baNd
~cater,.,., an NftMd to lbow
lhe l~t oe amaU bulneu Tb• 1~1 co=~ raced .SUI tb• same • \ur.a borrowa
on a 10-tear an bull at 14 per.
c•nl tmudl hl&Mr now> repay· lnc ttt3.000 a Y•at. double tut
of a company wlt.b acc... to
bond market.a.
It'• lf'Owtb, M aa~a. "woWd be the envy or any bwiln n ·
~.perfonaaMO. TM lmpaet: elev·
11tat1n1. •
Cb Hon tealMd with Murny
L. Weldenbl\llD, tbe ct:ftter'1
dJNClm', to aMW that the Y4t1'1
exl1teoc. ol mtaJ 1m1U butl·
n ..... 11 ~ by rep.la
Uon1 that IJ'PHr to have over-
looked their apedal need.a.
TH CSNTS& aurveyed
ecutlve track·
Ing a e om·
pany 'uales."
rtainc 400 per·
cent from Sl.2
billion lo urn
to an estlmal·
ed U bllllon
for 1980.
So me re•
gulations are
needed. even CUt1N11111
those affected concede, but other
regulations. even r eaula tors
agree. impede output, shrink
m arkets. impose impossible slan·
dt rds. and tangle ind ustry m
paperwork.
Sa y the autbon · ·'There
seems to be a nalve bellet on the
pa rt of som e aovernme nt
policymak-:rs and much ol the
public t h a t the reaulato r y
system is neutral with respect to
the s1z.e of the business rirm "
apecla!ty cbemic:al maken, all
small. and found many wbo felt
re&ulatory costs mlcht force
them to clole for aome period. It
cites a aludy of 143 single-plant
battery flnns that shows regula-
tions could force 113 of them to
close
T he Center found that the
i:.maller company. with narrow
product lines, also suffers more
greatly from product bans. The
large. diversiried company, suf·
fers only a dent In sales. The
small firm might be cruahed. In short. tbey are inflationary.
adding costs to business without
a ny offsetting increases in pro-
duction. Since the costs cannot
be absorbed, they are passed on
S MALL busineaa. however.
has s pecial proble m s b11
ones. lbe a mall company. for in
stance, relies on relatively
s hort·term debt l o fin an ce
ope rations. The blg company
can noat bonds. The difference
is huge.
Chilton and Weidenbaum su.g.
gest that the adverse Impact of
pape rwo rk that accompanies
regula tio n m ight be worse The big company needing a
Dougla• fa llpgradr R~k.-1
The Nationa l Aerona utics and Space Ad·
ministration has authori%ed a major upgrading of
lhe Delta launch vehicle produced by McDonnell
Douglas Corp
McDoanell Dou1lu As tronauts Co., HUD·
tmgton Beach. anticipates production of al least
five Delta 3920 launch vehicles including the imt1a1
order of two for NASA Landsat progra m and one
as a backup for the Telesat /Canada ANlK D·l mis·
sion . The Delta 3920 features an upgraded second
stage propulsion assembly.
LEASE fi
From The Leader
WE ARE OFF
TO A RECORD LEASE YEAR'
Benefit From Our Pricing Polic y
Selecr1on And Superb SefVfce
NABERS ~)
OPEN7DAY8
2600' HARBOR BLVD •• COSTA MESA
O range
County's
only-.
Major
Tour
Event
540-9100
\\lho < ,1n lor~l·t lht' frr .. 1
• \\,tY 'uddl'n dt'.llh
pl,1yoll rn l PGA hr,
tory .ti l,l,I Vt'.tr' Wo
nwn ., Kt•mpt•r Opt•n
·wht•n )oAnn lMnt•r
t .tplurt.'tl l <,I pl.ll c• by
dl'll'tll 1ng N,10< y Lo·
Pl'/, J<1n ~tephPn<:.on, Donna Cdpon1
Youn~ .rnd Chako H1Kuchi?
The Women's Kemper Open
$1 50,000
Marc h
24-30
'I ou don'• hctw• to drive J great d1s1ante 10
't't' tht.· lJl'>IJnt DrM . .., of the LPGA pr0<,
whr•n 1h1•y try 111 conn<.'< t for a c,hJre of
ont· of tht• hr~">I purw'> on lht• Tour
Mew Vt rd« Country Club
T te k<'h .1v.11IJhlt.· .ii th1· I 11urnJmen1 Of.
111 1•, p.irtrc •JMltn)( < hJmlwr'> of (om·
nwr< 1• .md ,,,,, .,i,,'I,.. I oq~roup c11'JC oum-.
.111d IMC ~.i~· rJll'"'> wrilt• or' .111
W~n'• l(Hnpt>r ()pm
I 11.'1Mi·.1 V1·rdl' U11v1· I .1~1
"lu11t· llJH ( ···;;e;-C O'>l.1 Mt">J, < A ~il1.l.l1 : :"'
'>411 1 71111 • -
Gene Pkcolo 1s vice president and manager of
the Newport Bea<'h office of American Stat.e Baak.
He resides in San Juan Captstrano
Tl?RRY
Norman E . Klein has been
named chairman of the board
a nd managing partner of Foa &
Company, a certified public ac·
counting firm with offices in
Ne wport Beacll , Los Angeles and
Whittier
Mia Terry 1s a leasing and
salE's agent with Indus trial
Brokers, Nt!wport Beach
Camp DT<'Sser & McKee Inc .. a consulting
firm specializing en t'nv1ronmental engineering.
has opened an office al 1400 Bn stol St. North. suite
290 . Newport Bea<'h
Loa1B A. Rossetti, a Detroit architect. will be
tbe featured speaker at the Regioo Conference or
the National Association of Industrial and Office
Parks March 20 at South Coast Plaza Hotel, Costa
Mesa.
Rlcbard A. Nance has joined City Natloaal
Bank as vice president and as a lending officer
will be involved in business development for the
bank's two offices an Newport Beach.
Carol South 1s 1980 president of the women's
d1v1 s 1on of the Newport Harbor Area Cbamber of
Commerce. She 1s Orange County project develop·
ment representative for Albert C Martin and As·
sociates. a Los Angeles· based ar chitectural fi rm
Alan D. Uman, Fountain Valley, is vice presi·
dent of planning and engineering for Presley of
Southern California, a s ub·
sidlary of The Presley Com·
p a n ies. b ased in N e wporl
Beach.
Ground has been broken for
the construction of a branch of
FldetJty Federal Savlaga al 1101
Bayside Drive, Newport Beach.
Theodore A. Burda 1s vice
preasdent of marketing for the u..uN
Oran1e County District Trust Office of But of
Amertca, Newport Beach He bves in Huntington
Beach.
Cell 642-5678
Put • few word•
to work for ou
''l'M IDT 801110 TO MISS
DELIVERllO A BIBY ••• "
Officers
Named
By TM
F i ve Times Mirror
Compan y ex ecutives
have been elected senior
vice presidents of the
Los Angelea·besed firm.
c ompany Preside n t
Robert F. Erbur u aft·
nounced today.
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1 can 1eldx out'>rele or hOme ano ot111.11 knowing rhlll I m nor oorng 10 Hltb 0111tvo11ng •'
baby when ' m \)clWUlm 1or.1110M [ UQ81\6 R Sollm1111 M () c .. inogft Palk
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Pbllllp L. Williams in
Ma new pos ition. ;;..ill
o ve r aee a ll seve n. of
Time s Mirr o r
newapapers u well aa
Its televtalon stat.lon!I.
Dow W. Carpenter Jr
w i ll direct bo o k
publl1hln1. ma1ulne
publlahina and &\rl and
arapbic produc1:1 com·
pan lea.
Jack E . M•adows.
prealdeot of Publl1hers
Paper, will d l rect
new1p•JMtt and forest
product• operation•;
John Fllck, le1al and
plannlnl and dev~lop~
ment; and Char'• Red· mond, ftnadc:t Pd ad·
mlnt1tnttoo.
qualitatively Ulan ID tetma ol
quantity.
•'Tb• v e ry notlon o f
paperwotfl ta anathema to many
smaU-butlHH people," they
t tate. "Tbe qualltJea of drive and Independence that modvate
a peJJIOll to strike out as an en·
treprene ur can be boatlle
charaeter tralta when It comes
to au out bweaucrat.ic reports."
A varlety ~ Pf'OP09ala to limit
the ioequlU. have beea made.
Some wOald aempt small buai· neu from mtnor paperwork
problems, some would deveJop
a two..Uered system ot reauJa·
ttona, SO'Jle would even exempt
sm au buisiDesael from repla-
Uon altoeetber.
Chilt.oO and Weldenbaum sue ·
gesta a broader approach: more
care on the part of those who
propose recuJ,ationa, prior to the
Fuf ure Spare Bird
final rule a.ttb1•. ••Tbta paoq.
cedure would r.qwre • chaqge
ln outlook aa the part of many
reeulaton," they state.
It would mean, they exphdn{
that re,wators would have lo.
correct "their current attitude:
that •mall buslneu Is an Un··
fortunate but neceaaary caauaJfy.
of their mission to serve •tne
pubUc l.oterest.' "
The launch ing of military spacecraft from
rocket powered s leds 1s forecast for th~
final decade of the 20th Century Tht· c raft
m this artist ·s rcndc.•nng 1:,, about tht> -.1zt·
of a OC·9 a1rcrart After a m1 ss1on t o
... pace powl'rcd b y two s p ace ~huttle
t-nJ:ttne'\ th(.' craft v.ould return lO EiJrth
for eom £'nllonal runway landing
(), t•r 1'1u· ( :ountt~r
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R111n, Vodka Tep
liquor Sales
19¥ lllLTON llOROWITZ ~• ..... ~..._.letter that keepe seore.
llM ....... a.It~ retult.1 -and the four big w' m .-.: ...._. rmn. Popov vodka. Jack Daniel'•
_....., _, o...t•a White Label Scotch.
0.. .._.a lot theM days about Americana cutllnR
doW1I o1....-. 11mption ol aleoholic bevera1es. and it's orobellb trw. tMll. ,_ un•t pnwe tt by these four brands.
'l'bey al Md ""Y pod y~an .
........ .. llllP u percent. hDcw 2' pet'· cent. Ja b.md'a l4 perceca _. Dewar'a 9
percent. And tbose
were ~ ln cue sa lea, not inflated
doll an.
Money
Tree
AS A &P..Sl1LT, there wen som e big changes in Im
pact's standiags or the top·selling brands. The most
dramatic was Ba<'ardi's &e.p frorn third place to first,
swuping by Seagram's 7 Crown and Smirnoff vodka
Bacardi's 191'9 sales: 6.3 nnlbon cUH. No liquor brand
aold more.
Popov al.so had a bag jump In 1978. it was m 10th place
wtth sales of 2 2 m1llton cues Lut year it blasted ahead
of J&B Scotch, Gordon's Jin and Seagram's gin to lake
over seventh place.
Popov's ucenl is noteworthy on a couple of counts .
One. it shows that gila ia atill bung sales to vodka Now
there are two vodku. Smirnoff and Popov. that havt!
higher sales than any &in brand
Secondly. each of thew t.op·sellmg vodkas come from
the same distiller. Heublein Doei.n 't anyone else knov.
how to sell vodka"
JACK DANIEL'S MOVED up another notch. from Hlh
place to 13th, displacing a.other gin. Galbey's. A prodU<'t
of Lowsville's Brown.Forman. Jack Daniel'c; has mcred1
ble momentum Although it sellc; for SJ or S2 morr than
other bourbons. 1t 1s now out.selling every bourbon wh1!>kt.>v
in the nation wtlh the exception of Jim Beam.
To make 1t m the Scotch rruirket. you have to mah 11
in New York City -and that's what Dewar's White Ult>E-1
has done The Schenley-dlSt.nbuled brand 1s now selling 2
milJion cues a year. bas left Cutty Sark far behind and 1s
advancing on the No. l brand. J&B
American tmbiben doo't dnnlt the same stuff they did
20 years aco. To see tbe dtanges 1n dnnkang habits. look <it.
the top 10 ran.king.a of 1960 compared to 1979 .
IN U. THE ranlung.s were .
. 1 Seagram's 7 Crown. 2 Seagram's VO . J Canadaar.
Club, 4. Old Crow. S. Walker's lmpenal. 6 Jim Beam 7
Smimotf. 8 Calve rt Extra. 9 Schenley Reser ve. 10 EarlY'
Times. •
The 1979 rankings wer~:
1. Bacardi, 2 Smirnoff. J Seagram·s 7 Crown. -1. Sea ..
gram's VO. S. Canadian Club. 5 Jim Beam. 7. Popov, 8~
Seagram's gan, 9 Gordon 's gm. 10. J"B-
Market Awaits Pia~·
Sinks • in Meantime
NEW YORK CAP> -The stoclt market rallied to avoid a
s ha rp drop today as traders waited uneasily for word OQ
President.Carter 's anti· inflation plans
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks . up 7 SI
points Tuesday. fell 6 9J noan ts to 819 ~but at ont.• point walt
down t7points II also had bttn up IO early an theses!-.10n
Losers held a 2·1 lead over gainers an the tallv of Nt!"+
York Stock Exchange.hsted issue~
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Female impressionist Jim Bailey guests
as a man threatened wilh death who
turns to Robert Urich for help on
"Vega$" tonight at 10 on ABC. Channel
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@) FACE TI4E MUSC
71)() tJ CBS NEWS D N&CNEWS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
Foruie ptoduces a air lo<
Riehle thal tum• oul 10 be
hot In rn<><e ••VS than one
fJ A8CNEW8 G (JJ JOKEA'& W1t.D m u ·A·a·H
Hewtt~ langieS ""lh a
tough Army COionei at>d e J ne1pt • 01 ..oo·a
rflOltfved a ··0ew John"
"'"°' «I) STMETS OF 8AH
FRANC'8CO
S1one·s 11111 •• lh<earened
wnen a coor11oom apecra·
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own n•nds i;no comm111
two ntuH1ftt'
D FACE THE MUSIC
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SOUAA£8 0 TICTACOOUOH CD ALL IH TI4E FAMILY
M ike and Lionel part1CI·
pare In a atuoent proteel.
bu1 11· a Archie whO wind•
up In jaH
f]!tMACHD./LEHAEA
~ a!) OM.AT
PERFOAMAHCa
"On GIMlt'e Shouldln ..
T «ry Wllee, a vtc1.,,, of
1ne11Gom1<1e. portreya him-
self In Ihle alor; of hi• llte
Wl1h his adoptMI pwenll
and 1he11 alruggle to
1nor11ase Teny • Independ-
ence OMC>lle "'' h!lndl·
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(,'honnel L.i111 ing•
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OJ) KCST (ABC) San Diego
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KCOP· TV (Ind) Los Angeles
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e:oo e llEYON>
WUTWOM.D
John Moor• ga.e to lhe
wd ol en oil magnate wtlO
hu beeOme the lwget of
Quaid end '* wmy of
tobOla
0 REAL PB>f'lE
Aeport1 on • family wtlO
hvaa 1n a yacht on land. a
t03·yHt-old gamble<. the
b"oman ol Beral>OO and •
SMd caatle bulldlllQ con·
teat ere INtured 0 MOVIE
• • .. The l .. 1 Valley ..
( 1971) MIChHt C11ne
Om111 ShallH People 1n a
smell German VIiiage try lo
t!Jtlll In pe80ll wllh I g<c>up
of enemy M>ldlat'S occupy·
'!!9 the,....,. (2 ll<a I
llQJ eGKTIS
ENOUGH F.-ng neglecffd by the ,_,of tM leimlly, Ntc:ftOIU
b90in1 acting In atrange
W8YI to ge1 their anentlon
(Al 0 MOVIE
• • • Fort Apache ..
( 1~8) John Weyne Henry
F onc:1 a A a tut>t>Om cav al< y
OlllC6" Ii held 1espc:>ns1*
tor 11mpan1 Ind I en anact1 a
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CBS Snares Eight of TV's Top 10
NEW YORK (APl -CBS stepped up its
hallenge to ABC :n the network's pnme-llme rat-
1gs competition, winn:ng eight of the first 10 spots
' the week enrl:ng March 9, fi gures from the A C
ljelsen Company showed.
As a result, CBS won the networks' compeli-
wn for the second straight week and the 12th time
ince mid-November.
CBS appears Lo have regained the momentum
bat was broken last month as ABC broadcast the
rinler Ol ympics. Some industry observers had
lf'edicted the Olympics would tip the balance in
\BC's favor for the remainder of the season.
ABC'S LEAD FOR THE season so far is two·
~nths or a percentage point, 19.7 to CBS' 19.5, with
fBC third at 17.7.
· CBS continued to score with its regular lineup
bo:.agh the network did get a boost this time
µ-ound from the classic motion picture, "The Niza~d. of Oz .:· whi~h was broadcast Friday night
.md firushed eighth in the ratings.
"60 Minutes," the top-rated show for the cur-
·ent season. was No. 1 In the most recent weekly
rurvey. with a rating of 28.7. Nielsen says that
neans or all the TV-equipped homes in the coun· ry. 28. 7 ~rcent watched at least part of the .1ewsmagazrne.
CBS' RATING FOR THE week was 19.6, a full
:)<>int ahead of ABC, with NBC third at 16.9.
The networks say that means 1n an average
~rime-time minute during the week, almost 20 per· ~ent of the homes in the country with television
~ere tuned to CBS.
ABC had the two Top 10 shows that did not
: J>elong to CBS, and one or them wu something of
'" instant success. "That's Incredible," which
J>ears some resemblance to NBC'a season-old
J'Real People" show, was fifth ln the week's rat-
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"REAL PEOPLE," WAS, in fact. NBC's top·
rated program.
CBS won the week despite a rat.her poor show-
ing at the bottom, with three of the week's rive
least-watched programs, including "Hawaii
Five-0 '' in 59lh place, followed by the premiere of
"Beyond Westworld'' ln 60th "The Chisholms,''
tied with an NBC movie. "Brave New World.'' for
6lst. ABC's "One in a Million" was last in the rat-
ings.
THE WEEK'S TOP 10 t1hows:
"60 Minutes," with a raUng of 28.7 represent-
ing 21.9 million homes, "M·A-S-H," 27.7 or 21.1
m1l11on. "Aht'(','' 27 .4 or 20 9 million, and "The J('f.
fersons ... 26 4 or 20 1 m1lhon. all CBS . "That·s ln-
t'red1ble." 25.4 or 19.4 million and "Three's Com·
pany," 25 2 or 19 2 million. bolh ABC. and "One
Day at a Time," 25.1 or 19 1 rrullion. Movie "The
Wizard of Oz." 24 or 18.3 million. "Archie Bunker's
Place," 23.7 or 18.l million. and '·Dukes of
Hazzard," 23.6 or 18 million, all CBS.
The next 10 programs :
"Fantasy Island ," ABC : "Real People."
NBC: "Disney's 25th Anniversary Show," CBS:
"Happy Days.'' ABC. and "CHiPs," NBC, tie;
''The Big Show." NBC ; "Eight ls Enough," ABC.
and "House Calls, .. CBS, Ue, and "Laverne and
Sblrley" and "Love Boat.·• both ABC.
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Carrie Fisher Cleft) 1s JOtned by her mother, D~bbte Reynolds. a fte r the operung of Car-
rie's new play, "C:en~ored Scenes From Kang
Kong," m New York
Kodak Captures
C:Omrnercial Kudos
LOS ANGELES <AP> Three commercials
for Eastman Kodak's Colorburst camera have won
the sweepstake honors of the 20th International
Broadcasting Awards
Awards for the b<'st commercials of 1979 were
presented during the annual banquet of the
Hollywood Radio and Television Society at the
Century Plaza Hotel More than 1,000 people al·
tended. ...._
Garry Marshall. cr('ator and executive pro
ducer of "Happy Days." "Laverne and Shirley"
:.ind "Mork and Mindy," was honored by the socie·
ty as llc; "Man of the Year" in broadcasting. The
presentation to Marshall was made by his sister .
a("tress PeM y Marshall. and Cindy Williams, who
s tar m "Laverne and Shirley · ·
A 1970 commercial, ''Magadini's Meatballs."
for Alka Seltzer, was selected as the best com-
mercial of the past two decades by IBA Judges
who viewed comme rcials going back to 1960. It
was the sweepstakes winner JO years ago
The comm('rcial "Early Showers" for Coca
Cola, featuring Mean Joe Greene of the Pittsburgh
Steelers a nd a youn~ admirer, was chosen as the ··world's best " 60-second commercial in English.
Tht· best English language 30-~cond television
tom mercial was "Firs t Day" for Eastman Kodak,
one Of the sweepstakes WiM ers.
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tlrll of the road, an advteory to parent.. u tnaJabt lnto the new
form1 of rtlatlon1btp1 btln1 formed today.
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lem1 bel1D to arl.H. If Ayres
moana to en~b~e this sort of lhlnl <which 1 be does>. be urtalnly aoea about lt In a
strance way. 'lbe girls (Jodie
excepted> smoke pot, get in·
volved with older m en , and
seem totally unable to control
their own hves
WREN II.AGAN throws a par-
ty in the home of Randy Qua.id.
a screenwnter with whom she's
ha ving an affair, it's invaded by
beer-dnnking teen.agers who re-
duce the place to a shambles
Agam. Jodie excepted, no one
s hows the shgblesl sense of
responsibility-and J odJe ls inef·
rectual.
otber adolelcen\.:1:1• on vtw are at t.be Y_, t!ftla&er• at
their very belt. on the make.
By reJecUn1 every po.uible
a lteroatlve, Ayres ttva rile to
th e 1u1plcton that his fUna
<which he also eoproduced with
David Puttnam. of ''Midn:ipt Exprea"> la 1lmply .., np&oita.
tlon, a rtpotf of t.be current in·
terest in t.een .. ge problems -a
1u.spic1oo that I Uliqk ii amply
c o nf i rm e d by suc h
m elodramatic moments as the
a forementioned bouse wrecldne,
lhe murderous skateboard vs.
a uto chase, and a particularly
repugnant sequence in which a
de generate couple picks up one
of the girls for sexual purposes.
Maybe its "redeem ing social
value'" 1s Uu.s warning agamst
the danaers of bJtcbhdung.
SORRY. I DON'T think so.
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or these pomts. It comes to grips
with none or them. In fact. one
leaves the film not knowmg JUSt
wha t was its makers' attitude
towa rd their material.
Should we then look to the
parents! Jodie's mother <Sally
Ke llerman> is a divorcee who
sleeps around. digging up new
boyfriends in the classes she at·
tends at UCLA. <So what am 1
doing at USC?) She isn't indif·
fere nt to her daughter; she Just
has problems of her own.
Adrian Lyne. a British director
of commercials her e making
this transition into features.
doesn 't gave us the sli ghtest rea -
son to feel compassion for
anyone in his cut, and least of --------------------
PRODUCTION NOTES assure
us that write r Ge rald Ayres
a m assed the ideas for his
s("reenplay by "hanging out "
with his tttn·ajle daughter <and
presumably some or her skater
dater boyfriends>
li1s film 1s filled with the kind
or veris 1m1 h tudC' that come~
from such 1mmed1ate observa
lion, especially when dealing with the lifestyle of Jodie F06ter
and her thre<.> high S("hool girl
friends, Chene Currie, Marilyn
Kagan and Kandice Stroh The
girls, each dlsenchanted for one
reason or another with the con
venlional family unit. attempt to
fo rm a "familv" of their own And this 1s where the prob·
Stroh's father is a cop, a har~h
disciplinarian. Kagan 's parenUi
are too old-fashioned and uptight
to ga rner muc h sympa thy .
Clearly. lhe older Rener ation
inc l uding Jod i e '.!> rock 1m
presario Cather < ro("k sin~c·r
Adam.Faith> -isn't the answ~r
BUT NEITHE R is the ~ounger
gen e r a t ion . Scott Baio. a
s kate board c hampion. dL•m.
ons trate~ his l'Xp<'rl 1se ~1th
that peculiar form of locomotion
whi le extricating the girls from some murderous asl>a1lants. but
tha t hardly qua1J f1t s him as
Prince Charming Most or the
all the four girls who are its cen-
terptece. The pacmg, credited to
ed itor Jim Coblentz, is often
sluggish and even incoherent as
he tries to juggle fpur ston es at
once.
An d G1org10 Moroder 's
ominous score, so r ight for
.. M 1dmght Express." once agam
~l'<'ms tot.ally off key when deal-
rn g ~•th the contemporaq
American scene. More helpful
are the numerous rock tunes
-.upplJed as background music
by Casablanca 's m-house rock
stare;, mcluding Angel, Boston,
Cher. Mw11ch Machine and Don-
na Summ~r.
"Foxes" may not be much of
a movie. but there's ~urely a
record in 11 somewhere.
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"W8 are here to teach chlld,.n an we lfttend to ce>ntlnue to do so. I ..
But our task 11 made more and more dlff.lcult by actual and
proposed cut1 In the educational program of the district. Currently
In leoparady are the .elementary special reading, physlca1 educatl n,
•· vocal and l~strumental music programs, and the library/media
center staff Ing at all levels.
"We have been working without a contract since last July. We are
teaching under last year's salary schedule, one of the lowest in the
county. Since 197A, our salary schedule .has fallen 29% behind the
rise in the cost-of·lhdng, and the board iS now offering us
6.5% in a year of 16.5% inflation."
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SALARY SUMMARY
Minimum Salary Maximum Salary
· RANK SALARY SCHOOL DISTRICT RANK SALARY SCHOOL DISTRICT
1 $12,707 Anaheim Elementary 1 $27,105 Weatmlnater Elementary
2 12,655 Anaheim High School 2 26,912 Huntington Beach High School
3 12,270 CypreH EJementary 3 26,275 Fullerton High School
4 12,225 lrvlne Unified 4 26, 112 S.nta Ana Untflecl
5 12,158 Buen• P•rtt Elementary 5 25,875 Cypreaa Elementary
& 12,051 Fullerton High School 8 25,547 Anet.elm Elementary
1 12,007 Garden Grove UnHled 7 25,515 O•rden Grove Unified
8 11 ,987 Centrella Elementary 8 25,481 Fountetn ViUey Elementary
9 11,957 Seal Be•ch EJementary 9 25,475 Bre• Olinda Unified
10 11,938 Huntington Beach Elementary 10 25,432 Buena Park Elementary
11 11 ,920 Orange Unified 11 25,353 Magnoua Elementary
12(A) 11,894 Fountain Valley Elementary 12 25,343 Seal Beach EJementary
12(8) 11,894 Pl•centla Untfled 13 25,213 Placentia Untfled
14 11,888 Laguna Beach Untfled 14 25,138 Orange Unified
15 11 ,798 Huntington Beach High School 1s• 25,044 L•gun• Beach Untfled
1a• 11,873 Tua11n Unified 16 25,039 Loa Alamlto• Elementary
17 11,829 Magnola Elementary 17 24,753 An•helm High Schoot
18 11,814 Savanna Elementary 18 24,722 lmne Unified
, 19 11,534 Weatmln8ter Elementary 19 24.651 Tuatln Unified
:· 20 11 ,523 Loe Alamltoe Elementary 20•• 24,419 Huntington Beach Elementary
21** 11 ,501 Saddlebecl( V•lley Unified 21 24,115 Seddlebeck Ydey Unified
22 11,472 La Habr• Elementary 22 24,184 C•pf8trano Unified
23 11,4&5 Brea Ollnda Unified 23 24,091 Centrella Elementary
24 11.-3 S•nt• An• Unified 24 24,0H Yorba Una EJementary
25 11 ,381 Oceanvlew Elementary 25 23,751 Sannne Elementary
2t 11,247 Yorba Unda Elementary 28 23,212 Futlerton Elementary
21 11,131 Fullerton Elementary 27 23,020 Newport-Mesa UnHled
· 28 11,083 Capfltnlno Unified 28 22,722 Ocltanvlew Elementary
29 10,802 Newport-Mesa Unffied 29 22,453 L• H•bra Elementary
•N-M po51t1on atter teachers' 11% demand, retro. to NovefT\b« 1 (8.8% annual Increase>.
•• N·M position after District's 8% offer. retro. to October 2• C6.S% annual Increase>.
N-M BOARD OF EDUCATION
HAS VIOLATED STATE LAW
The Education Code of California (Section 41372)
requires all unified school districts to spend at least
55°/o of current expenses on the salaries and benefits
of teachers and classroom aides. Newport-Mesa, while
spending more dollars per student than any other
unified school district, was the only one in Orange
County to violate this section of the law two years In a
row, 19n-78 and 1978-79. Clearly, the violation of law
does not result from a lack of funds, but from spending
the money in the wrong places. In addition, as the
chart below shows, there is no correlation between
declining enrollment and the percent of the budget
going to classroom teachers' salaries. (Note: Garden
Grove and Tustin.)
OAANOE COUNTY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTS
PERCENT OF BUDGET DOLLARS SPENT ~HANOE IN AVERAGE
DISTRICT ALLOCATED TO TEACHER PER STUDENT DAILY ATTENDANCE
AND AIDE SAi.ARiES 1978-79 1171-79 IADA) llZS-74 to 19ZHQ
Santa Ana 59.9% $1821.31 up 2.9%
Saddleback 59.8% $1520.57 up 49.1 %
Garden Grove 59.1% $1622.06 down 23.4%
Tustin 58.3% $1576.70 down 19.2%
Pl•centla 58.1% $1497.02 up 6.7%
C•platreno sa. 7% $1518.04 up 80.4%
Orange se.2% $1661.87 up 2.8%
Laguna Beach 58.1% $1751.74 down 7.3%
Irvine 55.8% $1761.57 up n .7%
Brea-Olinda 55.0% $1513.79 down 2.6%
Newport-Mesa 54.6°/o $1981.16 down 25.0°/o
The teachers' bargaining agent has for seven months, through 350
hours of negotiations, mediation, and fact finding, followed each
·step of the legal process. We are looking forward to an amicable
'· ,. settlement to the current Impasse. The solution Is simply a
~ reordering .of district priorities. MoJ1les budge~ed for programs/
~ .personnel far f roln the classroom should be brought back to the .
f ~1tuden,1. '~We find It Increasingly dlfflcult to meet:the eclucatlon~I
· -l neecls of ,th• clllldr:en of Newport-Mesa In a perlo~ of · low facu"'
· · !moral•,·th• low~ In the history .of the district." ·. · · . ,
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water to l~ cups; bake at 375 degrees for
40 to 50 minutes. (With pudding-included
cake mix,. use 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons
water.) /
POt '0 Gold . I
Gelatin Cake
J package (3 ounces) raspberry
flavor gelatin 11 package (3 ounces) lemon flavor
gelatin
ta packaee (3 ounces) lime flavor
gela ·
cups boiling water ·
6 cups ice cubes I 3 cups thawed frozen whipped top. pin~ 1 .. 1 f · ve raspberry ge atin m cup o
th boiling water. Add 2 cups of the ice
cu and stir constantly until aelatin is
kened, about 2 to 3 minutes. Remove
unmelted lee. Usina wire whip, blend in
u of the whipped too&UI; then wblp
smooth. Pour into 1-lnci aprinlform or aquart iqold. Cblll UDtil Mt bUt not
icepm wttb 1e .. · ...s lime anon rema==.:una water, lee.._ and
bipped ----· POur Into c p_an, cMIHne
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gelatin
1 cup boiling water
1 container (8 ounces> frozen
whipped topping, thawed
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Chill
until slightly thickened; then blend in
whipped topping. Makes 4 cups or enough
for tops of 24 cooled baked cupcakes or for
two 9-inch layers. Store In refrigerator.
Sltamroek
Sprinkle pastry board with suaar. Flat-
ten green gumdrops with rolliq pin unlit
about 1/16 inch thick, turning frequently
to coat with sugar. Cut Oattened iumdrops
into petal and stem shapes. Arraqe to
form shamrock.
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jood felloWship and deHcioal fOodl.
While you might never sample Mother
Macbree's tiJne..bonorecl deaertS. wby not
create a cootem~ celebtatioll dea&ert
in honor of St. Patrick a Day.
All of the recipes shown here are e~
to make. using gelailn as a major inUe·
d.lent.
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You daD'\ aw '° be llWa to loft ,..., ... or
lrll. 1tew. Md JOU do• 't ltave to foreao
Potato. Juat beHMH
you 're •ahtllD•· wate~ If you" belll elMlw-IDI your own ,........
potato famine, \-.p la
mlDd that a potato bu
only 100 caloriea and no
fat to lpeU ol . . . 10
lt'a a kit lela fattenln1
than the meat ln most atewtype dlabea.
IF YOU'D llke to
celebrate St. Patrtck'a
Day wllb lriab atew.
follow my dlrec:UOm for
a allmmer clilb that'•
made with no fat added.
l&ISH LAMB co•
BEEF> STEW
1 pound bonelem Jes ol
lamb or bee/ bottom
round
1 cup aliced cmiaa
1 '14 cups fat«tmmect,
undiluted bed brotb
1 bay le.ti
Pinell of 1round
nutmeg
Pinc~ of tb7me or
poultl'J •-·""' Salt or 1arllc s.alt,
pepper, to tmte
1 pound small Belei-
ca rrob, r.n.b or f1"0llm
1 pound small whole
peeled pntaoes, f1'eSb or
frozen
Cut meat iato l ~
ineh cubes, discarding
a ny f al.. (If asiq troza
vegetables. remove
them from the freezer
a nd allow them to
def.rmt..) 0-"'-all lqre.
dints aeept canot.s
wl pcf ' II .. 8 Dlldl
Oftll. {)iftlls ... aim ..
until meat ii nearly
~der. 1~ IM>an or
more.
Stim flll from ...
surface of cooklq ll·
quid. Add carrots &Qd
potatoes. Cover and
cook 20 minat.es. Un-
cover and continue eook-
1ng until most of the li-
quid evaporates .
<Remove ba.y l eaf
before Serving.) Makes
(OW' servillgs, ai)l)f'OX·
1mately 29S calories
each with lauab; 300
calories each witla beef.
llont meat -s potalo
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POTA'IO GOOIA8ll
l poand boneless
bed baUom roand
1 cup sliced ooions
2 tablespoons water
8-ouDce CD stewed
tomatoes
l cup fat-skimmed.
undiluted beef broth
~ cup d1"7 •bite
wlf)e
·-'h t.e.poon caraway
seeds
1 bey leaf
Salt. pepper. to taste
2 potatoes, peea.d.
sliced
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POTATOES
1 pOmd lean veal ........
1 tMl)l IJGp olive oil
1 cap lllOlcl omooa
1 olo•• ••rile , mt1oed
~ cup dry wbite
wine or mteken broth
l 'h cups tomato
Julee
1 cup aliced bell pep-
per
2 potatoes, pared,
sliced
Cook, 1tlrrln1 oc-
culooaJJy until onions
.... tnmapuent. Add ~
matnt.ai tnoetteota ex-
cept bell pepper and
potatoes. Cover U&btly
and 1lmmer unUI veal i.
tender, l hour or more.
Add water lf needed. 1 ~·iaeb cubel MCI plffe
tbem ta dlil pot. Bron
11owl7 over moderat.
beat .-110 fat ....._
Tuna to brown ....,.
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2 rta. ceJery, allced
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Cut meat ln 1 'h·lncb
cubes. Spray a non-atict Dutch oven with cooking
spray. Add olive oil and
veal cubes. Brown over
moderate heat, stirring
t.o brotrn evenly. Drain
and discard any fat in
the pot.
Add peppers and
potatoes. Cover and sim-
mer 20 minutes. Un-
cover and simmer until
liquid reduces and sauce
is thick. Maar,1 four
servings. approsjmately
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fll .._., AM z l ' 11; dl6S. ~ bay leaf. ...,,.. _. ' JP.., •••on onto aervinc
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t ea er•. a••• t IO tlon with a dollop of
and r•prta. Make. four
mea ·sue servings. ap-
proximatdy 260 cak>riea
each.
l teaapoon dried
bull
1 teaspoon dried
oreaano
SUr lD oaionl. ptllc
and 1 t1tllmpooa wine.
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DEAR SUPt:llMARJtft SHOPPER -I am the manger ol a auperm&ftet..
Ot\t ol tho reMOM there never ... m to
be nou&h ref\aftd form1 la that a ftw aelflah
shoppers take moni than lbeJr fair share.
I have watched while •hoppers took
whole pads ol ttfund forma. When there art' no
for ma left. we managera take t1'e blame
What can we do about ll ! -AL S. FROM
MIClUGAN
DEAR AL -Vea, pad 1r1MMn are
aelflA and dtoap&Jeaa. 1'1ey prev ... t aHy
aboppen from eajoyta1 lite beoema ol re·
f11ndt..g. '.
Worat ol all, they are atealln1! Whea pad
1rabben look al"CMmd to mak 1are DO oee la
watclalag, Ibey llaow thy are takln&
somelhlag that Isn't theirs and that waa not
meant &o be taken ID that way.
You and other store maaa1en are only contrtbudllg to the problem lf yoa ataDd by
aad watda wbJle 1boppen take refund pads
from an~r your nos~!t ~ U the manater doesn't can, Why sbouJd me pad grabber feel
guilty!
Greedy grabbers are stealing from your
store Just as much as If they were steallng
food because they are taldng 1way your
ablllty to offer valuable relwad forms to your
other cus&omers.
In these times of rapld)y rl11ln1 food
prices, providing refund opportunlUes ls Just
as Important as providing shopping carts and
grocery bags. Would you stand by while a
shopper took 100 or your grocery bags?
I realize that store managers like you
have f'nough lo do without having t-0 stand
guard over refund pads.
So. I am sending you a special sign that
you can post prominently iD your st-Ore. On
the sign is a picture of a shopper reacblag ror
a pad of refund forms plus the wamlng:
"DON'T BE A PAD GRABBER. Remember.
'IOUPS, SHACK l'OOOS, CANOY
8110< IC{""'°" Olff" ll"'<•••f " SI H ,.1uno ~ trw-r~Qu•rt-o n"'fund IOf m e>lu\ tht• too OOf"ltOf\'\ of
~1tf·n bdiQ~ ot tir<K.• Pf'9b0drd c.•ncJ1~!> E•c:Mrt'\ July JI 1q90
CflESTE P111a fc>t-0... llrtund Ottrr A~•·~ a
\I , .. tund Sifond '"'° rPqu1rN1 tf'funo torm Qilu\ rwt
w•oQnt •i.1rment\ lrom •-!M<k-• al C•l~lt'
Poua-lor-Onr. f'Y llavo<. Expttf\ AUQ JI, 1'IO
LA Y'S Cash In Receive • '1 rrlund. 5eftd tr.. r•
QUI red r9'fund fonn p1.,, ttwff Mt Wl!tQl>I ·~•
from ~ or lar99r ~·-' of l,ay'• Br-Pot•lo CNl>'o Ho4• Mw upo••lion <Ml• Of .J.,,, l l, 1911
• ....., ~ ..... dte "-.... of refud·
•••· De. & &eke more tll•• cwo. ••
Nm u .. YM '" a &reed)' 1ra~ 1t work. r-tu ,.Utel)' remllld Mm or Iller ol
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8tlipermartleu, 1rocertea Ud other<tCorea
that d&pl1y refund rorma CH Had ror Ulla
•la• by wrttJng on their &ettertaead to me at
P.O. Box lHt, Great Neck, N.Y. um.,
DEAR SUPERMARKET SHOPPER -I
often use manufacturers' glft orders to send
to family und friends in other parts or the
country.
My niece and nephew have received sur-
prise gifts such as backpacks. stationery and
T shirts. Oftl'n these goodies arrive when
they are least ex~ted and. consequently.
most appreciated
By having manufacturers send these
gifts dir~tly to my friends and relatives. I
-a ls o save !>a les tax and postage. -
PATRICIA L .. CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
DEAR PATRICIA -Most of us think of
reftlnding ID terms or turn.lng trash lnto cash.
Bul your letter reminds us that labels and
box tops can also be transformed lnt-0 gifts
that reldndJe old friendships and strengthen
family ties.
Write to The Supermarket Shopper In care
of the Dally PUot, P.O. Box lSIO, Costa Mesa.
Callt. 92626. Volume of mall probJblts penonal
replies. but questions and comments of general
interest wiU be pubU~bed in ruture columns.
REFUND Of' THE DAY
Wnlt' to the foll O\\tng address to rece1\'e
the form necessary for Uus refund offl'r .
Chesebrough -Ponds Inc. $2 Cash Back. P.O.
Box NB-~. El Paso. Texas 79977. This offer
expires April 30. 1980. so send for the refund
form as soon as p<>s~tbh.•
'>0UP ~Vf A Oil•• RK•lv• .. pla\llC .-.0Up '>dv•r
t Anl\tPr Yncf 1hf> rt"Qurrwd r"fUf'O form ph;\ '"''
word \lock · Cul trom '"" \IOCk P••O •hol two ~ \t•:H ,,., Pd<' 111.a.-.._ ptu\ SO tf'nl"-. Po"tlttQ~ •nd twndllnq
Noh ~w P111p1r•t1on Odtf" Of JMt J1. 1911
SPECIAL ltEl'UlfO &ONUS
Tf>ew alfH\ CIO not reQUI .... rtfund form•·
MOVIE MONEY Otl•r. P 0 Box SIS, VOUftQ Amerlc•. MOnn \SJll' Rec•ltt • '1 nHuncl 5enCI Uw
vellow ·-i..11 _,nd" -·" from 1"9 ,,,_ ooneh al two.._. bo .. • of lt•lslnets, ~or
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Pl T [ R PAUL CAOBUltV Bul>OIP (.um Pop \3 Mo"" SS"I Re<.,Ylt a '1-o!f coupon. SeNI 1"9 out., Rrtund """' Rt<rlw • \3 r•fund Send i.. ,._,,....s P<K•-__ , ll"Dm tour ,,_,,, v .. UP••• or ~tund torm ph.r\ tngrf<llfnl """•'• tul trorn lhrtt 10 fr!Mnl ""Qtf SM<ll~ E•1>1r•• De< 31 t•
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Pie Recipe Wins 84,000
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.
<AP> -Millicent
Caplan's Italian Zuc-
chini Crescent Pie may
not be as well known as
Mom's Apple Pie. But
her original recipe won
$40,000 in a national con-
test.
The meatless matn
dish devised by the
Tamarac. Fla .. woman
was the grand prize win-
ner among 100 national
finalists in the Pillsbury and Debbie Portcur of Slrcusel Pecan Pie
Bake-off at a Miami Hollister, Calif .. for her Squa res. Beach hotel.
A total of $100,000 in
prize money wa s (
awarded b y the
Pillsbury Co. of Min-
neapolis m the bake-off.
Other top prizes in·
eluded $15,000 to Mary
Simpson of Rock Hill.
S.C.. for her Hot Roll
Moravian Sugar Cake,
£;\BL WATt.:RS )
COVERS
SACRAMENTO
In the DAILY PILOT
Save twice
on Nestle
Cookie Mix!
15C in March-15CinApril
How JOU can gift your cat
t!Mt gNat taste mad real protein
JM acnes.
Because CRAVE cat food ts
rtch with real chicken. m1llc and
tuna proteins.
More protein. in tact. than any
other lead.mg brand
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eH• lDlkllll o1 PQtatoee. o t potato. F 1 u ff u e S.rtaklit 1 tabltlpoon of for •U· 8Nak •U lDto
Th• comblnalloa ta a potato wO a fork aacl 1fsr9dded SwtN cbHM it. and ......._. wttb 1
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and potatoes are uni-center tarp ~ to •'-redded or finely Cla....,. cbMH. Bake
venaUy POPUiar on tbe bold t -· cbop-d coo .. •d ham u d.tnct.d above.
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To prepare UUJ eaay
meal-lo-a -akin, bake one
lar1e potato unUI dooe
<us• a microwave oven.
if >f.>u have ooe>. Then
cut an "X" in the top
and gently fluff the
pol.Ito using a fork.
Make an e11-sazed well in the center of the
potato and crack the en
into it. '!:J with a little
butter a aprinkling
of salt and pepper, lb en
bake unUI the egg ls one.
Once you've dis -
covered how 1ood and
easy this meal-in-one is.
try variations on tbe
theme. aucb as Alplhe
Bake <with Swiss cheese
and shredded ham) and
Twice Baked Cwith sour
cream and c hives).
Then concoct your own
combinations.
POTATO AND EGG BAKE
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Q-ading Is
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WASHtNGTON <AP)
-~ t the supermarket
yo ~ can usually rind US A grades on meat.
po u try, eggs, butter.
c heeses, fruit juices and
canned, frozen or fresh
fruits and vegetables.
But what does the
grade tell you'>
Pood grading is a
voluntary prognim paid
for by the food packer or
~rocessor. It's not re·
quired by federal law.
GRADE AA butter,
for example. is the top
quality product IL hai. a
delicate. ~weet flavor
Uut 1f you want to save
money, you might con
s ider grade A bultl'r
lt's alm~t as good and
us ually sells for less.
Jn eggs, grade AA
ones have thick whites.
firm yolks. clean shelb
end are practically free
.from defects. Grade A
eggs are almmt as good,
while grade B ones arl!
c heaper and us ually
adequate for cooking
and baking. Eggs are
also graded by size. The
most common sizes are
extra large. which must
weigh at least Z1 ounces
1>er dozen. large at 24
ounces per dozen and
m edium, at 21 ounces
per dozen
In buying poultry look
for Grade A. Grades 8
and C are rarely used.
MOST MEATS are
graded prime, choice or
good, although a few
stores may also offer
s tandard or commercial
grades. Some cuts, like
T ·bone and sirloin, wtll
be tender regardless or
the grade. Others, such
as round steak and
chuck roaats. are
naturally leu tender.
Prime meat ta tender.
juicy, ftavorful and ex·
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It in mmt7 .ior.. What
you'll ... mMt often la
cbolce. aad lt la also
blah quality. Good grade
aeat will not be as juicy
or navor1ul. but you'll
aave money oa it. The department rec·
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and comparinc pricea to
determine what will be
beat for YoU· For more
help in under1tandin1
the USDA 1radtn1 1)'1t~ can aend for the ••Row to UH
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Emerald I s le -bea utiful Shamrock
Cake! St. Patrick, the
'patron saint of Ireland,
would have been green
with envy over this
delicious S1lamrock
Cake. A colorful sight to
any Irishman, this cake
tastes as good as it
looks.
Fold each strip in ball 1 can frosting and food shamrock cake. s.....-zo eoae ___ _
length..,ise 3 tlme• to coloring; mix well. Variation: Substitute 11 alce Mbr.es _. u..,_.....,.,.,.....,,.....,...._. -1
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overlaps. Starling at
bottom, shape and mold
roil strips to form
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foil-covered 16x14-inch
cookie sheet with tape
on outside or foll at
1-in c h intervals.
Working upward, form 3
equal-sized leaves or
shamrock, pinching foil
lo shape; secure with
tape on outside. In
center of each leaf,
pinch foil to form notch.
Secure s hamrock to
cookie sheet with tape
on outside of foil at
1 ·inch intervals. Spray
interior with non-stick
vegetable coating.
Enriched com meal
adds a flavor and
texture all its own to this
St. Patrick's Day
dessert. Corn meal ia
economical. giving big
r eturns in eeling
enjoyment for a small
price.
Another economical
aspect about this clever
clover cake is that it
doesn't require a special
baking pan. A few strips
or heavy duty aluminum
foil , a few minutes of
shaping and you've got a
disposable cake form .
This decorated cake is
perfect for parties or for
a family celebration or
this special day. Serve It
plain orwitb ice cream.
SHAMROCK CAKE ,,.:! cup butler or
margarine
11/• cups sugar
2eggs
l cup dairy sour
cream
2 teaspoons vanilla
2 cups all-purpose
flour
lf.! cup enriched com
meal
1 tablespoon baking
powder
1 teaspoon salt
~cup milk
FROSTING
Two 16\f.!~unce cans
For cake , beat
together butter and
s ugar until light and
flurry ; blend in eggs,
sour cream and vanma.
Add combined flour.
corn meal, baking
powder and salt
alternately with milk.
Pour batter into
prepared pan; bake at
350 degrees a bout 40
minutes. Cool 15
minutes; cut tape,
gently lifting foil away
from cake. Cool
completely before
frosting.
vanilla ready-to-spread For chocolate-mint
frosting s h a m r o c k s , m e I t
8 drops green food chocolate in small heavy
coloring s aucepan over very low
CHOCOLATE MINT heat; add peppermint
SHAMROCKS extract. Spread 'At-inch
Two 1-ounce squares thick on wax paper;
semi-sweet chocolate chill about 10 minutes or ~ teaspoon until set. With
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NATURE SNACKS
Heres whats
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Just about everytlung you
can think of that's tasty,
wholesome and nutntious.
Like naturally sweet
sun-dned fruits. Fresh.
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start at your dihner talile. ~
Alao a potato la a
Mabb nutrlUoua tutMr.
crammed wttb vitamin
C. Iron. thiamine,
niacin and potuaium.
If you omit butterlna
your potatoes at an ta.·
tra 100 calorlea per
J.ableapoon of fat. you'll r'>e able to find other
ways to enjoy thl1
nutrlUous vegetable
l'URISTS araue that a
pla in baked potato
served in the skin has
the best taste ot all. Cer
t.alnly lt bu the most
nutrients for the least
amount of calones,
npeclaJty If you eat the
well·scn.ibbed skln.
Care ol potatoes dur·
inl atoraae can affect
the navor and texture.
It ·a but to choose
potatoes that are firm to
' the touch, with un·
s prouted eyes and
without green s pots.
Green spota are caused
~ by prolonged exposure
; :.: to light and us ually
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:f~ before cooking.
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CHEESE TOPPING
4 baked potatoes
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1!Chicken Is .. .,.
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:\r ;~. Chicken. one of the thin slices of crisp bread
.. ;tnost vers atile m eats or crackers.
··~va1lable. 1s an all-time ~~1nternational favorite. GJ ETOST CHICKEN
.. ·~s pecially now. when 4 pounds chicke n
:-:the soanng costs of m· parts :;•nation are spiraling up· 2 tablespoons butter
,. ~wa rd each day, nutri· or margarine ~Jional budget meal plan· 1 c u p s 11 c e d
.... '1mg becomes a must. mushrooms
•'"· Here is a deltc1ous 1 ~ cu p c hopped
• ,..Dne -dish meal, a tasty onion
*)nelange of chicken and 1 can < 10'~ ounces l
-::-11oodles blended and conde ns£'d c ream of
:-S-!cooked in a delightfully chicken soup
:-.. creamy cheese sauce 14 cup water :i"· The secret ingredient 1• teaspoon thyme.
.J'.~hat gives this dish its crushed ~lstinct1ve flavo r is a •,-.i c up s hredded ~~pecialty cheese from Gjetost Cheese ~orway called Gjelosl. Hot cooked noodles ~~ts golden brown color is Toasted slivered
.r.:,sifferent from the almonds :J:~ormal hue you find in In s kil le t , b r own ~most ordinary cheese chicken in butter. Add ~roducts. mushrooms and onion, ~· Gjetost is made from cook until golden. Blend
•• he rich milk of goats in soup and water. Add
~~nd cows which graze on thyme. Cover and cook
:-'the lush mountain o ve r lo w heat until
,,..:Pastures in the fertile c h 1 c ke n 1 s t e nder. ~-~alleys or along the a bout 30 minutes.
~...,jords of Norway. Blend in cheese and
•': Its subtle taste lends cook , s tirring until 1 tsetr to some exciting cheese is melted and
,., n novalive cooke r y sauce ls smooth. .
".'1betber it is used in a Serve ove r noodles
• ~sauce, salad, or served a n d 1arni1 b w i th
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25'
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produce with a WWY dre11lna. Strip• of
American cheese
form a protein-filled
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•••• to .,. ••'7 rea· eoeably prtced.
' Ret&ller mU'f,iaa on
eua. ud 1....-martet apeclu, will vary. ao compare u you lbop tor
lbe '"l"Y best buy, •QC·
Ifft.I Bradley. Prices are
expeded to nmain low
throuabout tbe IWIUDtr.
To take advaat.a,. or
bargain prices for e11s
include IOme nouriahln1
en-baaed main diabes in
your family's meaJ plans.
A skillet supper that
start.a with scrambled
eu.1 is hearty, colorfUl
and eecmomlcal.
Coolr some ooJoM and
green pepper in a little
butter in a aldl.let, then
add eqa and scramble.
Ganuq with shredded
cheese and some parsley.
Or chop up any leftovers
from fO'IJ' refrigerator to
include 1n the scrambled
egg mixture.
Bottled taco sauce,
tomato or chm sauce mates ap-eat topper for
almost any egg/other
food combination.
Omelets are an easy
way to feed a family of
.any size. Because they
are so quick to fix you can
make ju.stone, oraix, in a
matter of minutes .
Omelets are handy, too, if
not ever yone ln your
house eats at the same
time.
Fillings for omelets /
can be leftovers -lef-
tover meat loaf, leftover
s paghetti , leftover
ve getables, leftover
fruits, leftover almost.
anything.
You can even entertain
on a sboeslrlng when yo'-' prepare egg-based maim
dishes. Quiches, for e»
ample, are ver •
fashionable. They're al~ very easy.
To a basic custard m~·
tu re of 6 eggs and l 1h cufs or m1Ut you can add Jr-
cupa of any combinat,n
or shredded c hee~.
cooked chopped melt,
vegetable or fish 8ld
season with an 1p -
propriate herborspicf.
Bake in a 9-inch pie
shell for about 30 t~ 35
minutes at 375 degrtes,
and you've created an
impressive (also ch•ap)
entreeorappetiztr.
S andwic h e s ma de
from eggs can make
high-protein, satisfying
funcb or supper Sptcials.
Scrambled eggs c. a bun
with cheese or 1alami
slices can fill up bottom-
less teenagers.
0 r hard-cook ~ dozen
eggs to keep ontand for e gg salad s peci s. Fried
egg sandwiches an go on
whole wheat br d. toast
or on burger b .
Add all t usual
burger fixing . if you
hke. Don't f eet the
popular frl d egg,
cheese, Cana bacon
combination ona toasted
English mutnt. Or try
bologna ln plate of the
Canadian bacor.
Hard-cooked eggs are
t he orl1tnal natural
snack food. so teep some
o n hand i n the
refrigerator. Notbtn1's
better ror an 11't4'-,..achool
snack becausf they have
a ll the inportant
vitamtns kt~ need, ex·
cept C, and Uley a1ao PfO-
vide protein and lmpor·
tant mlDera!s. And, an
especially ce note for
calorie ten -'ne
Large ea ta1n.t ut1J
80 calorieel
To '" ust •bet a bargata are. pie.
them by ~and
compare ~ o4ber pro-
tein ~. Wbtn Larse
eg1' aN · Mlllal at to
cent.1=1-anoa· Jy40 ..... or at 1s Ct1111t1 8' ~ -1l' eo cent.ta~hadfor
protela tPt'~aeeond lD quality oDlf Mother's
milk. · Low~rie
Breakfalt
Loeld.li• tlr a low ealodl T Tbell
look te. tbe rialaal
brewast 1 -tb• ~~ :'!::. ~· or fl; ,...... .,..
roa doa•t d ••)'
..... all.
deli. 9
LB. -~···· 594 COOIED HAM , s-oz "'a . u.
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,_. OllCAll lllAYEJll • IUUD $11 9 "MUI . $ 2 2 9 conosAUMI ::>L . ·"' PAcmcamsNAPPn. l& I Sl•ftll-·~o ,17• I
OllCAlllllAYU••kao $13' Fre·h F:·h 111&•mr ... i.a CHOPPED HAM ::>t . lA. ~ -
HCffY s 1 , , ,. .. l'IDZIJI s 1 • • -· llMll>CllT • 11 • MEAT WIENERS ~~······ u. TURBOT nun .......... LL mum .. UT. l&
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PORK
SllOULDIR PICNIC ITYLI 99c LB. ...
TA8U .... I•
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BACON
16-0Z. PKO. 79c EA.
STA .... ••OL
SPARI
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LUllCHION
MEATS
SM AU SIZE
FAOZE'f DEFROSTED
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. ~·'4..c••~llf)•tt..,..,, ,, TANGIRINES
Beer & Wine Speci6.u
CFU T\IMD .. AU SroMa llCIP'T la.I UllDAI
SCHLITZ BEER
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SEBASTIANI WINE
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See the March
Reader's Dlpst
for recipes, serving
suaaest1ons and
couPQns featuring:
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Low Frozen Food Price&
MELON BALLS =. ........................ ,.or. 99'
PINEAPPU CHUNKS c aw .•.•. f. .. 1.oi. IS'
FISH FILLm .... UMP"t......... . ............ •3 1 •
BREAD ~T ................................... ~ 134
CREAM PIES &~cm::t~ .. f ............ 99'
EGGO WAFFLES ............................ ,~ s 1 ••
ORANGE JUICE ·-wn ....... f ........ ,ML 994
UM~DE ~= ........................ ,IOI. 55 4
I
t
frroduce
•
quality,
Prices , • ~re Good
' ·be overall situation
iD• the fresh fruit and
!table industry for
umera la excellent.
DY it.ems are at the
est price level ln re· years and quality
~~:!!r apeakina ls
Consumers can walk UJ and down the wet
rl(k in their favorite
14(wea and be aaaured of excellent buys. Cab·
~f ea a.re low wilb the ~variety selling below
lal year at tbi.a time.
~llty la excellent.
.::: tookina veaetables
such as broccoli.
c,.uliflower. turnips act carrots are all ex·
tftmelJ good~·· Leaf items aucb u let·
tucea and spinach are
te•kinl l.n quality and
regiain extremely low ln
price.
. JTEllS such aa bell
,..eppera, cucumbers
... beam are excellent ••• .. ~wo items bavinc
.-~my problems are
tttdlabea and creen
olliloat. It appean that
r.eent nlm bad more of a·ro1ooc term elfeet than
4'H•lnally anticipated.
'Na tituatioD could ex· ti' for another two weeks.
Tbe expected abun·
•ce al upAl'8'UI and ~bDUI la ltill com· Iii· Tbl cool weatber 1n UI• &l Cntro Valley
•• llDwd tbe matur· ••• proce11 of the .......... llOlt atA>tw di be CU!Jtaa the item ""* It wlD 1Mi uotber or t1'0 Won UM
...... to fall. ID ... ot attJcboket ................
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MlenatedU.. rleea. A1
ck1 DP tbe
l.U. • I• Uae ca•• of Wiiirrti9 ~ rala ............. ~ •DDUCS,._ Cit>
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APPLE T1l't1E .69 ORlOINAL
APPl.ESACJCE
~
KING COLA 119 REGULAR
ORDIET
""AO\ 110&..a.CAn
JEU.O .37 ASSORTED
GELATIN
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GROCERIES
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l•OtlQ.CAA EagSe Brmid Mil< .87
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., Ol. !J1'1, 504U..os .49 Pot Rout Seasoning Mix
l~CM9€.r.F .65 Chef Boy-er-dee RaYiols
~~S::tnes .81
I 20U'OCZ BlllO .49 Globe A· I Wide Noodes
~""° Evans Long 0'*' 1tke }89
~~OOOl"OOO PurtnaH~ 643
··~CAI\ llf8' OU«S ~Oogfood .36
~"&t"F= .71
l~IOTT~ PfnePowr ectant .79
QQ!Kt'. llOll Purex Powdered Detergent 111
i:=~T>d:.lent 232
·~ EMy a.net }51
I 2<ll.a llOITLL"""' Johnson Lemon Pledoe }37
·~CN\ITn!tl> Fancy Fmnw Tomltoee .25
DdG.WPtttclea .69
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p~~ .54
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CHOPS
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CORNED ~ 148 BEEF
BRISKET
TloALl\"1
.orfTOIT
MfATS
a:..tT & llY<U e'C>llll neStak.t la.269
TN!IJ:. Kr«l '11!1.J' ~ Top Round Ste.Ilk LA 2 38
l Al!l..f Q«)-KIJ' LDf' Portehou.se Stelb LA 279
Iv:i,~~Cubeate.ks Lii 2 73
11\1!1.L lll'C !ll r'
LA J98 Boneleaa Chuck 8-k
l l\lllz.QCI '1A T Q/T
Corned Bal Brilkd LA 158
~ComedBed UI J89
Wlno~l\TIM:Ma> 99 Value PM Chicken Breeltt.a •
r1iOZD\ I,~ AYO "'1 69 Oracle A Tom Turkeys i.a •
fAE!tl S<N"OOO ntr..11 T Ocem Peldt Flleb UL ]98
TllAY~M.f'!IOlDlrr=Tm'lUT'I J 39 Padfk Red nlpp8' UL
VONS BAKERY
&:i~IUDOllY .89
~'&te 239
~~~=om.99
F~Holdlyc.Me 329
PRODCJCE
Tll)Hf QllWt ~ FnmhBroc ~.39
Bd~ ia.39
c:cpJ: ULe39
~= ULe49
£::."&;i\mh ULelO
C'~ "'.15 s: .. Pllntl '"'299
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BEEF
ROAST .. 139
MORREU. PRJDE89 SU CED
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LOTION HAM 80-PROOr
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AMERICAN .49 Bf.A£J1Y
SPAGHETTI ''°'"', PH;:1'""'
BANQUET .29 MF.AT
PIES
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l'llOm'I ..acn:f.~
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l~Tl\TE a J e .75
llO()(l'IC% l'AOIMl£ 359 Blnqud Flied am:tc8'
2f>(lt IOIQ.. ~ Celeste Pm.a 269
12~~ Swinson DhMr .99 f()("'7=-Jer9e)-T~ .55
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p;f~~'*e .88
2UI~-_,... Ore-kll PObltlOt:I .75
a:e.,~wa .69
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l.)OL~OUk V.nde En~ .63
~&:c.VltCAI .83
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;::~Fr.TO.-.79
~,."':AppltPia 209
UQ(JOR
t~BourtM>n 939
~ 998
~WN 299
~~;;;. 289
~oa--259
A.:t~ ~1049
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DAWN DISHWMH~Q
0£TER<lENT ...
SALUTO 249 DEEP DISH
PIUA
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FRIES
I U<llll'I 1 l'Qt.te) &OG
FROZEN FOODS
:roo~ onsCobCom .79
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MOLDED SHAMROCK SALAD IS LOW IN CALORIES
Dinn~r,
Brunch
Dishes
Dinner for two! You
can wblp up an easy,
ele1ant meal in a maUer
of minutes when you
start witb eggs. Try
omelets filled with
cheese, vecetables or a
lltUe leftover meaL
Add a salad, some
cruaty bread, some fruit
• for dessert and you've
got it made!
•••
Brunch guests will
rave about this Mile
--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ High Omelet Pie.
Tasty Cooking Hints
Don't throw away
orange an<l lemon peels.
Both can be grated,
stored in the freezer and
used to add flavor to
cakes, frosting and
other dishes calling for
citrus peel. ••• If you're dieting, don't
eliminate the pasta. At
only 100 calories an
eunce, pasta is easy to.
~geat, low to fat and .
high in protein. Most
pasta comes enriched,
so you also get addi-
li on al vitamins and
minerals.
pasta fanciers. invest in a
pasta malting machine
and let everyone have
their turn at turning out
noodles and spaghetti. ••• • •• There's nothing yum. Since tomatoes didn't
mier than homemade arrive in Italy until the
pasta. Nowadays, pasta 16th century, Italian
mating is euier than coob once topped their
ever with that wonderful puta wltb hooey or a
litUe 1adlet where you combination of honey,
.. roll your own." JI your butter, cream cheese
family members are . and cbmamCJG
Liptan. Jiii' l ,
i i
a;c;
r
l
I
fSJ5aUCE
It's Li.Ptt>n Egg Noodles &..
Sauc.e. The ~lidous new side
dish. that &des. well with all
yo. ur main·d:ftL.-~~ .c..:. I'• I Chooee lnXll wur·teilD~-
ing flavors. Butter sauce. Beef
sauce. OUcken sauce. And
Separate 6 eggs. Beat
egg yol.D until light and
lemon colored; beat in l
teaspoon minced
parsley and 1 package
Bacon Salad Dressing
Mix. Beal egg whites un-
til stiff but not dry. Fold
yolk mixture into
whites. Melt 2 table-
spoons butt er or
margarine in a 10-incb
skillet; tip to coat bot·
tom and side of pan.
Pour in egg mixture ;
coot over low beat 5
minutes. Tbeo, bate in a
325-degree oven 25
minutes or unW golden
brown. Serves s.
t
0
ad Fori St. Patftek's Ba~
a.afy .,.._ wttb crilp,
tow.cal crackera.
Luncbeon or brldl•
IUHtl wUI ellloJ ttila DOUrllbinl but liCht lint
pd deUcJat. ID DOf. bavlnl
to add up hundreda of
txtra calol1el.
AND 10 keep wtWn
your calotte cbart, Mrve eup1 of hot tea, tbe
perfect beverap for a
1llmmln1 repaat .
Btca\lle It'• ao low on
the calorie 1cale, the
dieter can drink all be
wanta au through th~
m .. 1. Se IUN to brew
the tH properlJ by
f ollowtna tbeM 1lmple
rulH (or more tea
pleaa\119.
1) Uae a teapot
<preheat by rtmtn1 it out
with bat water)
2) Brhil fresh, cold
tap water to a full
rolllns boU 3) Use oae teaspoon
loose tea or one teabag
per cup
4 > Pour the boUlng
water (5 ounces per
serving) over the tea
5) Cover and let stand
for 3 to 6 mlnm.. Stir,
remove teatia•• or
llraln befON Ml"ftU
I) Serve wttb a cfiolce
of lemGD allees or milk
and1upr
llOLDED IRAIUOClt
IALAD
1 cup bolllnl water
1 envelope low
calorie lime ,elattn
'h cup cold water
1 <8-ounce > can
crushed pineapple in
Juice
1 cup finely chopped
cabbage
l < 18 -ounce >
conhlaer low ht
cottap dMtlt 1. t.upoon tall
I tablesPoe>a• low ,
calorie =~:n•IM Add water to
1etatln: atlr untll
dluolved. Add cold
water and Julee from
cruabed pineapple: chill
untll thickened.
Combine pineapple •
and rematntna .
ingredients. Stir In
thickened 1elatin. Spoon
into lndlvtdual mold.a or
a J.quart mold. Cbtll
until ftrm.
In honor of St. Patrick's Day,
MJB invites the West to enjoy
the Great Coffee in the Green Can.
'Tis Good. 'Tis Frugal. 'Tis an offer good
for everyone including Mrs. Olson.
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positive affect. It may
d e lay initial harvests
somewhat but it will Im·
prove quahly and yields.
Consumers can look for
extremely good buys
n ow barrin g
w eath er problems.
Volume i s a lread y
a head ol previous years
for thia time frame and
the predictions of a re-
cord crop.UUbold tnae.
The tropical altuaUon
continues to improve .
Hawaiian pln~3ple la improving in q ty and
volume is lncreasin1.
Coupled with the Mex·
ican fruit available the
price is beginning to
drop. It is expected that
the situation will be
normal s oon . a nd
growers are expecting a
peak period by Easler.
· TUE APPLE altuaUon
is a mlxed bag. The top
quality fruit la lD heavy
d emand. conaequently
oi causing prices to rlae.
Cltrua cooUnuea the
same IODI· Good quallty and low prices, not a
bad tune. 1be m.Lnneola
variety tan1eloa are
peak.in&, klnoows from
Arbon• a.re very 1ood.
and \be boDey variety
tanteriDe from tlorida,
formerb Mureott. are be•huafn1 to arrive.
N avela remain low and
then are plenty of Julee
Oralllf9 available ll'om
Teaaa aDd Jl'lorlda.
1•»0rt1 from Cblll conttaue to arrive wttb vol._ peaklq. It .. u -
peoted that by now
IUPfll!ll will llow, leaV• ln1~..u ... •• tbe Ollly .. 1ummer ,.,.... import.
f A9CKher Import. can· _,......... ... amvtn•
fro• ......... lnttlal delWerl• are poor lD .,, ..... wftll qulltJ
f alr. Volwne from Mex·
ico wW hnproY9 and a
better quallt7 me)oa wW
IOOD..-tYt.
For your st. Patrick's oay ...
Fresh Meat
LARGE END
RIB ROAST
BONOEO BEEF
198
lB
CROSS RJB 198 ROAST BONELESS 80N0£0 8UF CHUCIC LB
BONELESS
TIP ROAST 229
BONOEO BEEF llOUNO l.8.
T·BONE STEAK
IOICllO lff 'LOii • • .... ... 2.59
~II~~~~ ...... LI 2.88
BlAOE CUT CHUCk STEAK 1 29 .oo«llO-•... .. .. .. . . . .. . .. . .... LI •
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Lenten Ideas
FRESH TROUT i~~~So\T OlllY.Lll 1.89
FILLET OF RED SNAPPER ::~ .. ~v~~'. ........ 1.1 1.98
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OVtr trtalp ilttUc!e.
Tot> ....... r·' balvff an41 •llt• ~anana .
Oarallh 1ritll •"1P of pa I'll '1 · Make1 4 hmelMIOG aal8dl ore djn.
ntr accompaniment
aalada.
CORNED BEEF 149
BRISKET t.A0Y Lff POINTS LB
CFlATS. LB . U91 canned & Packaged
~~ED BEEF ROUN~.t.a 1. 98
GREEN 10 CABBAGE • NVT'llfTIOVS & HEALTHFUL lB
Fresh Meat
~oN!,f~~~ .~0~ . LS 1. 48
~~T~K,.e:.~~ 1.68
~~~.~.~.~~.~~-......... 1.29
LACY LEE BACON 98 MOO .......................... t t.a "'G ,
canned & Packaged
bCICCOLA 99 BEVERACE • 6/12 OZ. CANS
!WELCH'S PRESERVES STRAWIWfflY
139
320Z. JAR
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L ~~~~'!!'.~ ...... & Ol Im • 41
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L ~,~~~~st.Ul.s
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0 lAO'fWCVfOll 33
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YELLOW. WHrTE 18'i'1 Ol BOX
Ofi' OEVll S FOOO
bMAZOLA 249 CORN Oil 48 Ol 8TL.
bPEANUT 239 BUTTER
Sl(IPPY Cl?EAMY 400l JAfl
OQ CHUNI(
!:CRUSHED 65 ~J:!~!v BREAD ~4 oz LOAF
ROVNO TOP Oil SANOWICH
bSTAR KIST 143 TUNA CHUNIC UCHT MEAT 12'i'I Ol c.AN
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b ~~-CABIN.~P14oz 11\.1.31
L ~~ ~AY~N~Ol WI 1.30
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b ~~.~l•Ol .-c 1 .28
Delicatessen Items
L ~~~.~-~-~~~* 2.69
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L ~~~oz.N0.1 .59
L ~E~~tOUIO 1.27
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12 !XPOIURE 20 IX~!
2.69 3.89
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DAILY I A.M.
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b AMERICAN -1 7 9
CHEESE SPREADI lAOY LH SUCH> 16 OZ PICC
b OAK _~~ 101 P.c.1.89
Household & Pet
bCOLORTEX
TISSUE
BATHROOM
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140 Sf PKC.
L ~-~G~-. .. OC)C' k(; 2 .19
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b ~~LS._ 1Q)9eou.65
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L =.o.~.~m 1.44
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659
• JACl~RE WINES o~~.~ 1w•1n 3.49
• GALLO WINES 2 49 0 ~°'OIW.llOll •\HW e'\ •
Health & Beauty Aids
IJOS HAIR SPRAY ::n~.,,~ tor 'Jl\ 1.79
b FLICKER SHAVER 1 19 _, (1()4 •
t UOSE-UP TOOTHPASTE 88 ..-......V Ot Wfl • t CM ni. •
t~~ tao-.49
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FRESH
MUSHROOMS
AOOS zm ANO JlAVOR
PIPPIN
APPLES All PUQ90SE
.69
8 OZ PICG
.39
l8
NAVEL 4mo 79 ORANGES • MOST POPULMt FOlt !ATWO
RUSSET
POTATOES u s lllO. 1 . 8AIONCi sin
.18
LB.
Lower Prices
overall
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mG9t "°"'''I' UCI tracU· u.al t f1I all HUDCuiaa
meat dlabee. TM 1tew oitliaa'*I .. the al•&ll c:ieetury ..........
eut 1Deat lato cube1,
coM .. t&.-... la.
be•v1 Uta.le MCI Ulen
•lowly •l•••red Ua•
dlQ ..eaa au tM Mcauld
••a ........
Tia• .. at waa Ullen dri•d la tM aua and 1tored. WIMaever tbe
•beePtMdenweN~\lD-
...... • nt blto l·IAcb cu• , .... ,._. navor ......... •¥klld a Uble1pOODI ...........
I l•tl• on l ou,
'"* 1 &Ml ; a '* paprika l t'U OH6 ouncta)
ddds9~ t clo•• 1arllt' . mine.I
"' .... ,....dried leaf aaarjera•
l '*' ... (1 poud>
......-. .. ,..... .... dr.._..
~.: ......... . .. ... ,...,
~P°'*wbl
Le•IPOOD tllv•r
tnbHffr. In • bHYJ aallcepol or ~ oYtD,
Met e&I O¥W ...... Mall
b~D mHl well, H · IMWe. a.ti ODloD unt.U ..,...........,,,
R•tura p~_rk to
1aucepot: apt1MJ9 wkh
rem•lDJa1 1 tH1poo11 flavor •nbaac•r and
pa,i1k1. AcN tt.le •a ....,..,~ud••r· Jor••· . .. _. M mfnute1 &Ur ID ~ut, coa· ua-.. c.'Dltinl '° inlnui. lonJ: or unW Pork l• ... . l• ..... bowl. blend tof•Uler IOW" cre1m 10()
nour; It.tr iDCO saucepol
H•at 1•atly 3 to :
aiauta. or UDW m.lx·
lure u.&ek... 1l1PUy
DO Nor BOIL. Yield: f
Mtvbap. ELSA'S OOULAIH SOUP 18 HEMnY ENOUGH FOR MAIN COURSE 11'1· the1 •cW.d IOCl'lt ~~-----~~--~~~----~--~~~~~--~~--~~~~--~--~~~~--~~~--~~~~~--~~----~~~~~~~~--~
water to MveraJ chunks
of the dried meat.
With a lot of waler.
the dish beicame goulaab
soup. whJle a smaller
quanUly ol Uquld turned
ll into simple gouluh.
Since its humble
be1lnnings, variations
on 1ouJuh have made it
a moet adaptable dlsb.
Beef. lamb ()I' pork may
be used aa the meat;
paprika, garlic and
caraway are customary
seaso ning ~: and
tomatoes. potatoes.
bacon and sauerkraut
are common add1Uona.
Sour cream ls often
used to lend a delicious-
ly rich final fillip.
Elsa's Goulash Soup is
a beefy version that
comes to us via a Swiss
friend. Tender cubes of
beef and potato simmer
in a broth that Is
seasoned with caraway
and garlic
ELSA'SGOULASH
SOUP
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
I pound beef chuck,
cut into ~-inch cubes
'Al cup flour
7 cups beef broth
2 cups c hopped
onion
I clove ga rli c,
minced
I tablespoon paprika
I teaspoon flavor
enhancer
~ teaspoon dried leaf marjoram
Y.:? teaspoon caraway
seed
3 medium potatoes,
peeled and diced
1 tablesp oon
chopped parsley
Io a large saucepol or
heavy kettle, beat oil:
brown meal well on all
sides; remove and re·
serve. Stir in flour, cook
over medium heal until
nour is lightly browned.
Add beef broth, onion,
garlic, paprika, flavor
enhancer, marjoram
and caraway seeds.
Return cooked beef lo
kettle. Simmer lY.:?
hours.
Add potatoes. simmer
lS to 20 minutes longer
or until potatoes and
meal are tender.
Sprinkle with chopped
parsley. Yield: 6 to 8
ser vings. <Approxim·
alely lOcups>.
PORK GOULASH
2 pounds pork
CM Woman
Is Recipe
Winner
Susan Chapman. a
Costa Mesa resident,
bas won first place in
Arkla Industries' Em-
ber mat i c Gasgrill
Recipe Contest, conduct-
ed in conjwtctioo with a
special outdoor cooking
edition of Better Homes
and Gardens.
Her recipe was for
Pork Loin Roast, and
s he received a patio
range Gasgrlll a s a
prise.
Here la her recipe:
POU LOIN ROA.ST
Pork Loin Roaat ( 12
rib)
10" gear galden ~ Juh1l-el
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UP Tl
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ORANGES m
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We Listen To You
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MISS PEACH
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"Hereafter, always take the lolipop out of
your mouth before you kiss daddy."
DENNIS THE MENACE
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JUDGE PARKER
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TOOAY, SO
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ACAOSS .,.
1 Woe word 58 Cool drink sen. •1....,.
9 SofM l1g9 58 Whoop
14 Or-. S9 ~ IO the
15 IMcCM ColOredo
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MacDonald's
Pure Maple
Syrup
Nature's gift from
the forests of Canada
DellCIOUS. delectable.
ambrosial pure maple syrup Is
more than a breakfast treat.
'MacDonald's Is truly le syrup
to satls1y the taste d the most
dlscr1mlnotlng gourmet . o
nectar to be used In '° many different ways.
Its dellghttut tlOYOf Imports a
unique taste to IUCh a vatetv cl
dishes that thev pa only llmlted ~the lmoglnotlon.
•The trodlttoflClf ute OV9f lea~ and ... waft!•
• t\dy magf--OI a~~ le Ice CNC1m.
Also. as o glo?e tot les meats and yegeto~ to sweeten le
mill<. eoo·nogs. desseffs and cefeols; to tlOYOf les coke. bl5cu1ts.
cookies. brioches. puddings and blancmange.
"'1bced with les fruits. nul1 °'coconut. Give Y'C)U'Self o treat ..
Moc:Oonolcfs Pure Maple Syrup. but bewore cl Imitations
(blends. ortlf1clol llo\/Ol1ng, etc)
0on·t settle la less1hon natures best!
No Pf9501VOllV9$-no oddttrves
Jl.6T NATUR>UY ~ MM..E ~
Save
Food
Money
WASHINGTON <AP)
-New reports or rising
prices seem to pop up
almost daily and for
many people th e
inflation battleground
center• on the
•&apermarUt.
S.Ying a penay bere
and a penny tlMrre can
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Good lcx two Pteces of the Colonel's Ongonal
Recipe cn1cke11 Of Elrl~ C11spy chicken, plua a ·
a1og .. Ml'Yl!IQ of maahecl poi.toes and gtavy
and a roll. L1mtt two 0 119'9 per COUPQtl P9f
cuatome<. Customer pays all applicable utea tax
Oller expirea Mardi 22. 1980. 1 Prlca INIY vary
at pat1lclpet1ng
locallona. Good I only In Sou1hem
calllomla wnerw
you ... the I CC*IMI .. ,.,.
... 1
-1
Good tor eiQf\1 pieCe$ ot Ille Co6oNl'a Qngenal
Atcloe ~Of Eatta Gneoy c:NcMn. tour
rolls. A cho'oe of eotfler a large cote al-Of a •arve ma"'9d poi.toes and am.It gravy Limit two
off .. I* c:oupoo per CYSIOf'Nf C~•omer peys all
applle.t>le ~ tu
Oflet expires Maten 22. 1980. Pnca
may vary at pertlci~1111Q
locations Good onty 111
Southern Celttomla ....,. ·,
YoU -the COionei'• ·-window '*-·
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0 a. :::>
0
0
wlftOOW ...... ---·-----· --add up to dollara in your -.....;::==-----------------------=---------pocket and tbe experts
say you can accomplish
a lot merely by paying
attenti on to your
s hopping habits.
MARKETS. for
example, are usually
a rranged so that it's
necessary to march
around lbe perimeter to !!J!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ find s uch necessary
---on Nestle®Mini Bars.
items as milk, bread
and meat. This trip
exposes shoppers to
end-of·aisle displays.
These appealing
displays help move
items by puWng them in
the shopper's view.
leading to impulse
buyin g. To avoid
makin g unwise
purchases, plan ahead.
Avoid impulH buying,
but be nexible enough to
snap up a bargain.
The Better Business
Bureaus suegest that
Ume and care invested
in the selection of foods
can lead to saving.a in
the 1upermarket. Make
a shopping llst, they say,
and follow it in making
selections.
SCAN newspaper ads
for s pecials ,
particularly on meat.a,
and clip and uae coupons
if the brand offered ts
re1ll;y a good buy. But
remember, even with a
cents-off coupon. some
brand name product.a
may still coet more than
generic or less known
items.
Reading labels can
help, too. Look for
nutrition information, and the number of
servlnp, freshness and
weiiht or volume.
Make pr ice
compariloas by coet per
s ervin1, the moat
realistic priclna method.
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MISllGI COMMUNITY
NOll'fTAL .-...,.,,.
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Mr •nd Mt"\ KPWtfll W 1lkU\\On C.-c>tSlritnO BNK" oort
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Mr. eno M r\ Tltoma\ Con•~v. Laoune Hiii\, boot
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Neptune Society
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Coste Mesa 673-94So
PBCI •OTHHS
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MOllTUAllY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
swrM. TUTHIU.
MOtmlAIT
Wll1'CLalill CMAPIL Mortu.y • Cninatlons
427 E. 171n St
eo.t.Mesa
646 4188
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Mr. -~ WllllMI "°""'°" F-1e1n ve11.,, 11oy ....._.,,.
d•a,.._ tweelved • d...,.,.r cbrilyi•». Tbe Ult tneoaM, nal
lltaW, md laYNtm-..
•aaGWN laTZD ONLY one
IDVH&#Ht -llrHI bonct•i w~ ..... acq,ulnd ID ml ma .,.. ~ at 1 ... than ao.ooo.
8"nnl l69D no OUUlde income
UICI "9'1 led In Nevada CO\mty
valued • more than •100.000. Tbe celJ lift be aceepted was tbe na,. Valued at *200, for dia·
play ill the Capitol.
Carb ll1te4 lnvHtmnt• flt mo,. than '100,0IO •actl ht Md&.
Curb Reeorda JDe, •"4 NJ~
Curb Productions Inc. la. It chlef eueuilve dirtctor of
TRS Ul!trnNANT IM"'9t#' alto repoNd ndn·ttat. lnolJft'Mf
rH1ln1 from Linder Sl.000 la more thin SI0,000 from rwor~
Ins companlea Jn~ludtn,e
ASCAP . Famou1 , MOM
Records, Mike Curb Prod~
Inc. and BMI JDC.
The birth of Curb'a firtt ddld.
Meaan. brou1bt 11tt1 raosJn•
from a MOO detl&Mr chri....._
gown from a Contes.a Cohen 111
a $'75 buainette /rom alnpr Pst
Boone and tua family
Cory ~rted a trust of rrwK•
than 1100.000 for hla three
children. a partnenihlp lo thfo
SI0.000·$100,000 ranee In a
Colorado ski lod1tr. and other
m ajor 1nvestmcnta Including
three fa.mu;.
SECRETARY OF STATE
March Fong Eu's mvestments
included mun1c1pal bonds in
New York City valued at under
Sl0 .000, the Guam Power
Authority, and Puerto Rico
Water Resources Authority
bonds.
Ell,.betlt w 111 .. 11, HUllllllOIOfl
Bee< II, boy As a e1ft. she listed a trade
mLSslon to the Ph1upp1nes for the
f1hp1no Amencan Chamber or
<.:om merct•. Sl.500
~JS
Tert'9fte• Wallace -Jo Lynn
Menlfl, ...,.,.,11111.., llMc ... boy
Mr. •nd Mr~. Fre11• AlverH,
WMtmll!SMf, olrl
M r -Mn.. H-.t Comstot• HunllllQtOn a..c ... g•rl ...._..,,.
Mr. -Mn.. 0..rle1. S<-H..nll~ llMct>. o<rt
Mr. -"""-~ilfte• McCelter. t y, Hu1141nqlaft BNch. gtrl
Mr •nd Mn. Wllllem FIK ..... H""'l"lllon e..a.. bDp ~27
Mr. -Mn..~ $m11'1. Hun
llnQM118Mc:11.glrl
Mr. alld Mn Ao,..10 Werren. •rv-.glrl ,,_,.....,ll
M r ...0 Mn._,. V~n. H...,.
tlnQIOftbte<lt.bov ...._..,,,
Thom•\ D•v1dsot1 and !>•l"Or• c.,.--.. Co!lle Mew. Qtrl
Mr .no M" E-Mu\Otlt,
Fount•t'1 V•H•y Qtrt
Mr •nd Mr ~ Robert V•rn•r.
lr\f'1nf'. Qtrf
Mr .tnd Mr\ Wlil1•m JMtU~lll
i O\lnt••n v.11 .. .,.. nov
-rc111
M r dnd *' l'rldCM+-t R1C'Wf'd)01'1, Hun11nqton a..,,,., boy
-n:llJ
M r t,tnd Mr\ C...of'Qe M •lout.
Fount*'n Valtf-V, Qfrt
Mr •nd Mir\ Ramon C•tmf'n1p
Fountain V•lln. boy
M r ~no M "'-. John Sutl•<w•n.
W t"\tm1nstl't'. 91'1
Mardl•
Mr, -Mn. Ml<._. cn-u. l'ountelft ve11.-,, 11cry
Mr -Mn Ooft•ICI Hlmtc"'· MUftti119ton 8Mc::I\, boot
Mr etMt Mr\. Oe•n M4Jy, Hutt•
It "910ft e..ct\, lloy -s
Mr -Mn.. Mawo <>n>e., F-1e1n ll•llrf. boy _.. ...
M r .tnd M r\ G•H• Youn9. w .... lmtrl\~ boy
M • '""°IN-.. 8"r1on v.,. ~nt>urg. lrv1n.r bCJ1ir
Mr •ncl Mt\. St•"'°" Tl>oo'<.H>. Huft
1tnq1on lle«:n, Q•rt
MMtlt 7
M r •nd Mr\.. Raoul J1mtf"ltl. Hl.lft~ 11nqlon ~n.tioy
ST . .IOSEl'tl MOSPtTAL ,..,_.,1,
M r •nd M r-.. ll-r1 l-ow, Hvn t11>Q1on 89kh,(ltr1 ,..,_.,,,
Mr end M r'\. [)enl@I 0 Fl41niQMI.
S.nla Ane HetQftb. boy ,...,._,,,
M r -_,,, PelriCll A., MefC"dO· • CMln~.9lrl
SAN CUEMl:Nn'
GENEltAL..c>SPITAL • ......,_.,,.
Mr •ftd Mr\. Wllll•rn Barcroll, C•PISlr_ llffc,,, Qlr1
~27
Mr •nd Mn. Mich.el Aut..,, Sen Clernent•. g irl
Mr. •nCI Mrs. Kent Lewis, Sa11
Cl-•, boy
~,.
Mr. -Mrs.. llObtrt Smit,., II, Sen
Juen <Ac>l\lr-. twlft 9'rls
S..-te SmlU. -CMmlN IC1sll. OeM......,.,....,
M9Pctt 1
"itr. -Mrs. ..-l-e"'ll'ford, Sen c~.vltl
Mr. and Mrs. Orwn Wo"11. S•11•
Cl-le, !win~ ~I
Mr. -Mrs. o.n+ei Salines.. &... c~.111<1
Mr. eM MR. "-Id Patl9n0ft, SM
Juell c.oisir-. boy
Mr elld Mn. Atlllp H-. 0aN
Poinl. 91n
M9ttU
Mr 4tftO Mrs.. Owl\!~ Jot>nson,
C.phtr-e..c:: ... Do'(
KENNETH CORY
Sold Dog
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GOV. BROWN
Gtft of Flag
Political 'Perks'
Cover Wide Range
SACRAMENTO (A f'l Cahfom1a·s le~1slators report that lhe1r
"perks" last year included frc-e eycglassc~. traps to Germany, a ~UP·
ply or raisms. a bow and arrow. and three motorcyrle helmets
Perks. short for pcrqu1s1tes, are def med as someth1n~ add1llonal to
regular pay, resultmg from one's pos1t1on.
AND TIIEV'RE LEGAL. as
long as they're reported to the
state Fair Political Practices
Commission, a.a most did.
In addition to such glfts, the
state's elected offi cials are re-
quired to hst their investments.
property, loans, gifts and
honorariums during 1979.
Some lawmakers reported lit·
tic: real property and rew
secuntJcs, while othe rs listed ex-
tensive holdmgs
BUT TllE "PERKS" arc the
most closely watched on the re-
cords, which are open to the
public.
Alm0&t all reported l'ieveral
dinners or "fOOd and bever age"
listings from Sacramento-based
Jobbyists. These ranged general·
ly from $8 to $60, and some were
more.
Nearly all listed free tickets
from amusement parks s uch as
Disneyland and Magic Moun-
tain, season football tickets from
UCLA and USC, and passes to
various horse racing tracks.
HOBBIES DIDN'T escape
notice: Sen. H.L. Richardson. R· Arcadia, an outdoorsman. listed
a $250 bow and arrow from Bear
Archery; Sen. Bob Wilson. D·La
Mesa, reported a $68 float tube
for fly ~ from a Fresno
auto dealer, $50 worth of ny
fishing equipment from a San
Franci&co man, and a $28knlfe.
As mblyman Robert Hayes.
R·San ando, said he re·
ceived $346 rth of motorcycle
helmet.a and j ckets from Ran
Hooper, a Palmdale motorcycle
equipment ma ker; $1,500 worth
of motorcycle u sage from a
Harley-Davidson dealer a nd the
Harley·Davidson Dealers' As· aoclatJon of Southern California.
and $80 worth of motocross
tickets from a Laguna Beach
firm.
Superint<'ndent of Public
lni.truct10n Wilson Riles repon.
t·d common stock worth le5s
than SI0.000 1n Wr its Fargo
Bank llf• also t'<•med more than
SI0.000 a~ .i \\ l'll'> t-;.irgo dJr('t'·
h>r
ATTORNE\' GENERAL
George Deu.kme11an listed no ID·
vestments of Sl.000 or more and
no additional income. Under
gifts. he reported a $250 lifetime
memben;hlp m the Navy League
of the United States and S200
donated IJl his name to buy a
r h a mp1ons h1µ buckle for the
l'un•bred Arabian Snaffle Bat
:Jnd llackamore f''uturaty
Tn•ai.ur<•r Jt•si.t· L!nruh bsted
amonf.! mvc·slml•nts ..a holdtn~ of
mcH<' than ~100 0011 1n a Lo'i
Angt'les lo..an t'ompan~ lie ~•C·
q u 1 r c• d c o m m o n .... t o c k 1 n
~1 aji!C'llan P<'lroleum and Inter
Sc1enct' Corp . a computer rom·
pany. each valued at between
Sl0,000 and Sl00,000
The exact values of invest·
menls don 't have to be lJsted.
They need only be described as
under Sl.000. between Sl.000 and
SI0.000. between $10 000 and
SIOO 000. or mer SI00.000
Moms, Pops
Conceit Set
Five student musical groups
will perform at Estancia Hlgh
School's annu.al Moms & Pops
Concert at 7:30l>.m . Thursday in
the school gym. 2323 Placentia
Ave., Costa Mesa.
In addition to Est.ancia 's or-
c h estra and s tage band,
performing groups include Rea
M Id die Scbool 's concert band
and TeWinkle Middle School's
concert and Jau st.age bands.
Admission is $2 for adults and
SI for students at the door and
will benefit the music program.
Fire Station
Rites Slated
Meeting Set
The San Clemente Chamber of
f'-ommeree annual i.Datallatian ol
offlcen and dinner dance ls tebeduled fOI' llarcb 21.
Tbe event wtll be beld at the
San Clemeat• Inn. 12$ Av•.
EaplaodlH, wltb coc'1alla
served at•=• p.m. ud 4bmer to follow.
Tickets are $15.50 eadl. Tbe reservation deadline la Karch
28 •
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Pro e11 Ill wW beMftt UM Alben .._ ~
Jtor tmformaa.loG. call aw wan.c. • m •• cw
'llttl!Se Brown at--·
eABOBTCIMPna of Newport a....o.6lll. Oruse 0ount.J Mwle C.W, will Mid a .....
tlitreMp drift at lta llareb 11,_... •=la .tbe board raom ol UM ltoU Co., Newpmot A
· soclalbaswtllbelin ats:•p.m.
aJGB'l'8 OP wo•BN ad lawa &bat applJ to
women will be d.lleUIMd bJ attoraey 8artiiara
McCallu at a '1 p.m. Mareh 1'1 dinner meetiq ol
tbe Hunttn1toa Beacb Bu1tae11 and
Professional Women'• Club. Retil"ed Oraqe
Couaty Judie Celia Baker alao la aebedalecl to
( Boroseope
111UKSDA Y, llAaCll U
By SYDNEY OIU.lla
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ARIES (Mar. 2l·Apr. 19): You are "in·
volved." Accent on special relationships, affairs
of bea.rt and fulfillment of deaires. You have
chance to express self in graphic manner. Peo-
ple will grasp your meaning. •
TAURUS CApr. 20-May 20>: You strike
chord of universal appeal. Like Aries, your
message gets across. You have rare opportunity
to put finishing touches on long-range project.
You receive recognition long overdue. Money
picture brightens.
GEM.INI <May 21-.June 20): Imprint style,
make new starts in new directions, emphasize
independence of thought and action. Get to heart of matters; a writing or publishing proJ-
. ect iainaUlled with new life.
CANCER (June 21..July 22): TeeclJ. learn,
plant seeds for future use and follow t.hrougll on
hunch. Intuition is boned to razor-sharpness.
Older person Jenda benefit of experience where
special investment opportunity ia concerned.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Accent on bamor.
versatility and eotertaiD.ment. DtvenUJ, mate
inquiries, give full play lo intellectual curiosi-
ty. Submit format, concept, manuscript.
Review contractual obUaaUons.
ftltGO (Aq. 21-Sept. 22): CclacwtrMe on
basic issues. Improve services. clarify goals
and objectives. Bring priorities into focus. One
you aided in recent paat returns favor twofold. Be appreciative without grovellna.
LIBllA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Articulate feel·
ings -one who cara for )'OU wanta to know
where you stand. Em.,..... on chaqe, apeeula-
tion, a variety of sensatlons and intenalfled rela·
Uonships. Stick Wltb number 5.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Aceent on fme
print. details, solid structure, relationship with
older family member. You learn from ex-
perience. Some restrictions should correctly be regarded as blessings in disguise.
SAGITl'AlllUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Plans
s ubject to revision. Know it and have
alternatives available. Short trip, perfectinl of
techniques and definition of meaniap -thae
areas are spoUigbted.
CAP&ICO&N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Aeeent on
organbatloo, production, added resp>DllbWty,
intenstfled relationship and chance for solid prof·
it. Time la now for performance -prove a
point. Aocate mining material, put t.osetber
puz.zle pieces.
AQtJAIUUS (Jan. 20-Feb. lt): Cycle bip -
you finiab important project, ftDd IDON elfec·
live waya to di.splay and communicate. Timing
is on the money. Ctrcumstancee favor your ef-
forts. YouwUlbeatriahtplace.
PISCES <Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Take initiative
in maktq amenda to one wbo feela be wu .. in.
jured party. "Empbaala ii OD comclnee,
1pecial imllbtl, aolut10D ol m.yateriel. You can
&aln rare vift'of compllcatedlltuaUoa
&A• QtlA&TSUACK V1Dft Pern1a•o • .._tal'J daalnaa o1 t.bt 1n11e waa ror •rD1NI. wW ..-wttb ,.....,.._ ,._. T:lt to 1:• a.m. s.&mday at lM ~ hft Yoalll hlillt1, lntM.
, 011~8 C01.1NTY PLATll COl'·KTO& .. ·c:w. will lllllt l'NDc• Tqlol' wtlllama, ..u.t-~-fl ... 1111ellua~· at ttl lfarda 11 m.-.llt ..._ Aaahelm · Artl c.ter.·
111 ... Jllnor', ... lo.I W1 CftberiDe
Alllia.1111P'f1nl, 11U2M118.
YDIC9fr MJGll061J. fonner proeeeutllg at· tonvilrtlili9Cbulea ••NmeMeaed udilrol ••-n.JUr..._, ••ii acbeduledtoaddlwUM U.
llalU·~laapter Educational Sympoal•m
1.-nd b1 aeftO cbapt.en of the National ~ A.laoetaUon. The sympoaium will beliD 8t t :• a.m. Saturda.y at Sou&h Cout
Piasa lloteL For blformatlOD, ca11993-3072
.. 90.EONE I LOVE Drinka Too Much" ll the
Utle of a seminar lo be held at 7 p.m. MAMb •
lD the little theater of Corona del Mar Hilb
Sebool. Abbot Mills, instructor at tbe Jolmlon
lmtil\de. which deals in alcoholic iD\eneoUan..
11 the scheduled speaker for the seminar
1ponsored by tbe Newport Harbor Junior
Lea1ue and New Directions for Women. For in·
formation, call 640-1450.
A HIBERNIAN HOEDOWN (Irish square
dance) will be held f'riday night at lbe Costa
Mesa Country Club. Proceeds from the $12.»
per-person event will benefit the club's pbilan-
thropy. TLC, which provides transportation,
lunch and counseling for senior citiuns in cen-
ters throughout the county. For information,
calMlrs. Richard Russell at 557-11.84.
KAPPA KAPPA Gammas and their guests will
gather for a scholarshlp benefit at 10:30 a.m.
tomorrow at the Big Canyon home of lln.
Charles Jeffs. Sllirley Matson, former nut.ri-
Uonist at the Golden Door, i.s the scheduled
speaker.
TROJAN LEAGUE OF Orange County will hold
its ninth annual benefit Tuesday in Norris Theater
on the USC ca11Jpus, Dr. Jerry Wulk, director
of the Office of International Service• and
Alumni. is scheduled to speak along with a
panel of foreign studenta. Call Mrs. Suunne
Exley at 644·9060 or 675·7786 for information .
WOMEN'S CIVIC LEAGUE of Newport Beach
will meet at 9:30 a .m . Tuesday lo bear local can
di dates speak. The oublic is welcome to attend the
event at Mariner's Library, 2005 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach. For information, call6'2-4020.
The annual Swallow's Day Breakfast .
sponsored by the San Juan Capistrano
Rotary and Women 's clubs, will be beld
from 6 to 10:30 a .m . March 22 at 31442 El
Homo St., San Juan Capistrano. Preparing
A RUMBAGE SALE spooaored by tbe
Laeuna Beach Ebell Club wW be beld at t a.m.
Saturday at the Women's Club, St. Ann and
Gleoneyre, Laguna Beach. Proceeds will 10
toward new uniforms for Thurston Intermediate
School
MONDAY MORNING Club of Hantlatton
Reach will present its annual fubkm show at an
11. 30 a.m. luncheon meettns< March 17 al the
llunliogt.oo Inn. For information, call Mrs.
Margaret Carnes, at 893-7301.
SAN <1EJIENTE Chapter 818, National Aa-
sociatian of Retired Federal Employee&, will
meet at 1:30 p.m . March 18 ln the San Clemente
Commwiity Center. Del Mar and Snille.
MUNICIPAL COURT Judge James Smith ts
!>cheduled to address tbe Oranfe County
OMly_MMf_
for the event are, from left. Tink Clapper.
Bill Bathgate, Cecelia Covington and Ben
Newhart. Tickets are $2.50 for adults and
Sl.50 for dilldren. For infonnation. call
Mrs. Helen Irvine at 495-4867.
Chapter, Califontla Court Interpret.en Assocla-
tJoo. at 10:30 a.m. March 15 in DlvlSloo 1.8, West
Orange County Munk1pal Court. WestmUJSter.
For 1nform.allon. call 897-5734.
A PERSONALITY EVALU ATIO N
work.shop will be held at 10 a.m. March 18
a.od 25 at lbe Fimey Learniq Center, 13521
Edwards Ave , Westminster, presented by
Reentry Options for Women. Attendance is
Um lted. For information, W1 Tl3-33116.
CZl6 ~ rwaa eocla Wedlwadaf tit tltr Dmly
PUoc a.I COlll&aM• .aticu of 100n1n '• mtt1 ~e
dab 1111di11Qe .. nnt. opn U> Uw J*btic tor '~ l°"""1llfQ ...
km ~ '° C2llb ~. Doalw Pilat, p 0 .
Boz 159. CMa llaa, CA .... /act.Or .,.r ~
c-1 pllmr -..bcr. NolW:¥a ,,... be tit ow haRdl
"-'" ma • odoiac• o/ oa eorlllt.
UON GUAllD BUN CO," a movie about coo
games, will be shown by a member ol lbe Foan·
lain Valley J?olice Department du..rlDc the l"oan-
t.aio Valley South Cout Junios' Womea'• Club
lO:JO LDL meetlnc tomorrow. Tbe pab1le la ln-
vited to attend the session at Fountain ValJeJ'
Baptist Church, 10460 Slater Ave.
FRANa&-ORR
~ CUSTOM FRAMING tsi1c~ 8HUJOW
1803 ttu:port Blvd.
CosaaMesa
Harhnr I ites IM~ o;.; .:1."s..-,
ll07~1M. c ........ '4t.7MI
Free Tickets:
Orcu1 Vargas
Exclusive Huntington
Center offer daily th<u
Mer. 18 Pld<-op
free t:ckets for kids
11 and under from any
mall mercNrit Big
toe> cireua come1 to
Huntington Center
Mar. 17 ttwu 20.
fine stationery corona det mar
To fnp 0ttr. lino IP'tn&Y
woods at thete delicioul little prlc:a.
Ankletttap In tuede/nooth leethen
on flexible IOlr: tuedt elide on
layered plywood. Wire big
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Practicina for Lu Vea Nlaht. a benefit aponaored by the Small
World Guild ol Children's Hospital of Oranae Count~. are. from
left, Marti Santoe, Karin Lekas and Dee Doolittle. The SU-per.
person diMer party begins al 6:30 p .m . March 22 at Turtle Rock
Community Center. 1 Sunnyhlll. Irvine.
It Must Catch You
'DEAR ANN
LANDERS : I am 75
years old, and live
alone. Thank God, I can
do for myself. I have
children, but they are so
busy with their own
lives I don't bother
them Recentl y you
printed a letter from a
woman who had spent
most of her life carmg
for elderly parents. I
thought you might find
Ann
Landers
the following interest· · had no shirt at all. -
inL many people think M.E .0 . OF NEWARK
they would be happy if DEAR NEWARK: I
o n I y I l f e ' s ban obeerved throtlgh
circumstances were the yean that happiness
changed; 1f they had a comes &o people who are
different job, if they had too busy to seek it. Hap-
neve r married or if they piness cannot be cap-
had married somt-onc lured and kept under a
else They are convinced glass bell. It ls a stale of
total contentment would mind that must come ab
be theirs if only they had thf' result or other
had a better education. things. Happiness must
if they lived elsewhere ulch YOU. You cannot
or could make more l catch IT!
money. They are wron~. ' D E A R A N N
I like the story of the L AN DER S : I a m a
unhappy king who was grandmother who is try-
told be would rand bappi· i n g t o r a i s e m y
ness by wearing the grandchildren alone. I
shirt of tbe poorest man have a physical han-
in bis kiJlldom. When he dicap which I won't go
discovered the poorest into here, but life is not
.man in the kingdom, he easy.
was surprised to find the I know how t h a t
man was cheerful and woman fell when she
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Mrs. William Redfield, president of the
Orange County Music Center, -and
Bullocks' Wilshire Chairman Frank Simon,
co-organized a recent "Evening of
Harmony" benefit at Bullock's Mission
Viejo st.ore. Proceeds will support con·
struction of the Orange County Music
Center.
MOW'S THI TIMI
TOMT .. SMAPI
fOISUttt• .
Oru1e Couaty'a F\nest Health Club for
Women otren yoa an exerdte Pf'Ottr'•m
tbat wUI help you achieve your fitness
aoala. We are a smaller membership
club. friendly and lnlereated In your
penooal procN91.
SPRING SPECIAL
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$50
wrote of the comments
she heard in the check.
out line al the
supermarket. She was
paying for her groceries
with food stamps. You
see. I. too. am on welfare
and have heard some
snide remarks. Believe
me. I'd give a11ythlng if
I were able to work and
pay my own way, but it
1sn 't possible. Please
print this little poem,
Ann. It says it better
than I ever could. -
SCOTI'SBLU FF, Neb.
DEAR S.B.: I wlll -
and &hank yoa.
GIVING
"Go, give lo lhe
needy. sweet charity's
breed
For glvlng is living,"
the angel said.
"Must I keep glvlng -
again and again?" ,
My peevish, petulant
aaswet ran.
"Ob. no!" said the
angel, plerclag me
tbrou,O..
"Jaat give till The
Master a.ops ChiDC to
yoa.''
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: My husband
and I were attending a
convention in a city 1.000
miles from home. He de·
ve l oped a terrific
toothache about mid
night. It was too late to
call anybody and a s k
about a dentist, so the
poor guy suffered until 7
the next OlOrnlng.
The dentist said my
husband could have got-
ten relief by taking a
wad or cott.oo, soaking it
in bourbon or brandy
and applying the wad to
the aching tooth. Please
share this with your
readers. It's mr, way of
saying "t.banka ' for all
the good advice you've
doled out through the
years. -SUPERIOR,
WIS., FAN
DEAR SUPERIOR :
Thanks for &be AUH·
tloa. Tbe oa1y lll&dl b
tbat tbe gay, la Illa
agony, mlcbt forget
aboat t111e coUoa aad
drink &M whole boUle.
B O:: .. ~~ u. mon tbU 1.000 -"Or ... 1...ut • • ,£'if·--~·: ........ -.~Alt .
• WOtb .... 0r-.. County • .... ..... Uaroup uu. ,, ..
ltilft .._.tr=IWCI for .... thow. lftd IO of U.. llhllld ...... ¥. HbolinlNI to &iM LaaunJ ......... .,An I
,..,..... the a to 1 p.m. ~. th• Mo• wlll _, In the muaeum throqb March
IO.
Wrl•. wblch were drawn from both &NbUe IDll prtvm aeboola, wre Juried b)' Paul JaarNW ud Doon• Weat.naan. BUJ"Ow. a
La1una 8Mcta l'ftldeot, apec:ialbee lD murals.
lie. Wllt«IDU W aervtd OD tM EclueaUoo Co-'mttt. at 8onr'1 lluaeu.m.
1'lle public 11 lavtted to at&end tbe receplk>n.
( )
SOUTH OOABI' JEWISH YOUTH will cosponsor
a to&• party at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 15, in
Huntlnctoo Beach. For lnformaUoo, call Mat
Marty at M&-7835.
SELF CENTER presents a Slngle Experience
discuss.Ion on "Single and SaUaned?" at 7:30
p.m. Friday, March 14, in the city of Orange.
Also. the center will sponsor a day-long rela·
lionshlp training program for gay men Satur-
day. March 15. For information. call Bob at
997-9600.
ORANGE COAST SINGLES will have a St
Patrick's Day dinner al 6 p.m. Saturday, March
15, In Fountain Valley. For information, call
Ann at 751-0291.
ORANGE COAST SINGLETARIANS will
s ponsor Sw>day evening di.scuasloo groups at
7:30 p.m . at the Orange Coast Unitarian
Church in Costa Mesa. For information. call
Dee at 646-2830.
~race Party
Promontory Point ·s
recreation area will be
the site for this year's
R . P . Warmington Grand
Prix pre-race party on
Friday.
Proceeds from ticket
sales will go to Hoag
Hospital. the official
ra;e charity. Donat1oni.
are $l5 per person.
•
The gala evening t!>
open to the publi c .
Tickets are available at
the Promontory Point
reception desk or from
Social Director Joan
Temple.
An Irish them~ will set
the mood with Irish food
being served and enter·
tainmenl provided by an
lrish band, The Beg
garmen.
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St. Pat's
Party
Members and guests
of the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club will be
celebrating the "wear·
ing' o' the green" al the
St. Patrick's Day party
on Saturday.
Festivities start at 6
p.m. in the Columbia
Room "pub" where
Rick Sherman will en-
tertain at the piano from
6to8p.m.
Dinner at 8 p.m. will
be accompanied by the
Bahla Jau Band with
. Jean Taodowslcy at the
piano. 1bere'll be mualc
for every taste -from
Dixieland to disco and
plenty of Irish favorites
as Tom Gleason leads
the singing of the Irish
tunes and the band plays
for all-evening danciJli.
Party chairmen are
Mr. and Mn. Charles
MacGregor and Mr. and
Mn. Larry Sartori.
For inlormauoo. call
675-8000.
16 ways Iha Daily PDol
can help loclay~ llo111ea1ek•
I Clip dollar-saving coupons.
2 Organize your coupon savings
with The Supermarket Shopper. ap-
pearing Wednesday and Sunday in the
Daily Pilot.
S Save money shopping values ad-
vertised in the Daily Pilot.
4 Read how other Orange Coast res
ldents use. make and spend their
money ln the Featuring pages.
I Follow advice on domestic aff a1rs
by Ann Landers.
6 Keep up with area business trends
affecting local retail prices in Sun-
day's You/Your Money section.
7 Find money-saving yet tasty re·
cipes in Wednesday's rood pages.
a Keep your garden in shape by re·
adlng Friday's gardening page.
· • Busy your children with
Saturday's Children's page.
. '... .... -
10 Humor yourself with Erma Dom-
beck's column.
U Address consumer problems con-
rronting you and other Orange Coast
residents in At Your Servi<."l' column.
IS Rely on financial advice by
Sylvia Porter -one or the world's
most read financial advisers -who
reveals l.Dlderstandable. interesting
and \C>-the-point information.
IS Keep up wtth news or city and
county government and their spend-
ing plans for your tax dollars .
H Form your own opinions on mat·
ters of local. state and national in-
terest by reading the thoughtful col·
umns and editorials in the Daily Pilot.
II Cleek the Weekender section for
low-cost family entertainment ideas.
16 Use the handy nigbtly TV log
and Sunday TV Week to guide your
viewing schedule.
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·s~1PPER ALAN HALE_1Nv1Tes vou CE~Tl!R
to attend one ot the ~argest displays of power boats •cRo•s , .. o .. o•sNEVLAND
and accessories an.the entire West Coast/
't•
Meet Alan Hale of ''Gllllgan's Island''
Get the 'Skipper's' Autograph
12th annual WESTERN NATIONAL
tb8 &O'S .. •for ·"e ~bat's .. e to tne e')f.\leos1
S ee -.w dred do\\ars
from a teW nun
"MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS"
h droptan• see unlltnlted Y Steve Reynolds
Meet dr\ver
Boating Fashion Shows
by tamed Adrian Colleglennes
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See the latest SPECIAL FEATURES HOURS PRICES
HIGH PERFORMANCE •Meet ALAN HALE , •Weekdays, •Adults, $2.75
FISHING. BOATS
FAMILY BOATS
JET SKI BOATS
INFLATABLES
many others
Accessories . wec1. thru Fri., 1:30-8:30 3-10:30 p.m. • Children, 6-15,
Sat., 3:30-5:30/8:30-8:30 • Friday, $1.25 ::~~eF~::~~:• • w:i~C:-J!.f.::.:Uva1 3-11 p.m. • Under 6, free
Boat Trailers • Salt Water Fllhlng CllnlC8 • W'-~ noon-CALL (714)
Marine Radios av .. c~a=rll• .. D.,av:aol~. • sun., 12 noon-778·8480 and F.lxttJres \¥ Tunnel Boards Sat., 3 Md T:IO; ~ 7 p.m. a .J.. . sun., a•..... ... . . Surf DV•rds • Boatlng/:Water satety --"'!....-........ii!~
Water Skis by Coan Guard Aux.; ~aJ Sia Dally It I (exc. sun., 4:30)
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We are specialists In custom ...
Welcome
•bo•rd Inviting everyone to
attend the 12th an-
nual We1tern Na-
t 10 nal Baat and
Marine show is Meg
Mitchell. wearmg a
traditional cap -
tam ·s hat
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•BIMINI TOPS• DODGERS
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March 12-March 16
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Our Super J>luaurt Cran
March 12, 1llO
"Show hiShliehts
Power boats of almost every type, size.
and price -plus skipper Alan Hale. and
the sleek "Miu Circus Circus" unlimited
hydroplane -highlight the 12th annual
Western National Boat and Marine Show
which opens today at the Anaheim Conven·
tion Center.
The show is one or the only indoor boat·
ing exhibitions in Orange County a nd is
among the largest on the west coast.
DEVOTED LARGELY TO power boats.
the show continues through Sundav and
features a wide vartetyof craft. including ski
boats. en.users. fishing boats. racing boats,
bass boats. and the larges t dis play of in-
flatables ever in the s how" .. hb torv. J ~pokcsperson said ·
Brand names featured th1~ H'i.tr an
dude Breezy. Carrera, Glastron: Hondo .
lloward Custom Boats. Hon zon . L1l><:rh
'.\t onark, Henken. R1v1cra , Sch1ad:.. s._:il
Hay. Silver ado and Thunderbird
Highlights lncludc custom cru1~t'r., in
board cruisers rang ing in price up to
$30,000, jet drive ski boats and lightweight
and durable Boston Whalers -foam-filled
hulls built to Wlthstand tbe rough seas
MA.RfflE ACCESSORI ES will include
"just about everything" -outboard motors.
turbochargers. trailer axles and hitches. fis-
hing equipment. s urfing gear. water skis.
boat covers. seat covers. hydro-slides. boat
shoes and deck s<.1ndals. f1hergl<.1 -..s c leaner-.
and l'H'n S"" 1 m \l's ts for c1og!> and inf;m h
Events
Clinics aid enthusiasts
Special boating and f1~hing cltnu:s will
b<.' among the daily features or the new 12th
a nnual Western National Boat and Manne
Show, March 12· 16. at the Anaheim Con-
vention Center.
A "Boating and Water Safety Clinic".
conducted by the Coast Guard Aux1harv.
will be held at Gp m . Wednesday and a t 4 3o
r> m Sunday.
F or fs ~hing t•nthusiast~. noted f 1!>
hC'rman CharliL· Da\ 1s will pn•-.enl a
., a It watc•r c li n 1c. .. Sout ht·rn ('a Is f orn 1 a
Occ·an F1.,hmg Opportunities ... ,1t 7 30 p m
Wcdnt•scfoy through Frn1a~ '.i :10 and 7 30
p m Saturday a nd 3 30 ;.incl 5 :10 p m Sun
day
Nautical films screened
More than a dozen boating film~ ""I bt•
featured daily during the Water Film
Festival at the 12th a nnua l Wes tern ~<J
llonal Boat and Marine Show. March 12 16.
at the Anaheim Convention Center.
Informational. recreational. sportmg.
a nd ''how-to" boating films will screen
One film . "Brick Wa lls in 81U l'
Waters." tells of the l ,OOO·mile endurance
race off the coast of Au~tralla
Kids get free bike bag
Kids' Day will top the activities Friday
at the 12th annual Western National Boat
a nd Marine Show.
Youngs ters age 11 and under will be
given a free bike bag on Friday while the
t;Upply lasts.
Hundreds of ~wer boats. plus fishm~
boats. ski boats. inflatables. a nd more will
be featured.
U.SOFEATIJRED da ii v w 111 be
the sleek pink-a nd-white U-31 ·hydroplane.
"Miss Circus Circ us." and her driver.
Steve Reynolds. who was la!-.t ''car 's
"Rookie of the Year" among unlimited
hydroplane drive rs
The c raft. owned by Circus Circus
I lotels. finished the 1979 season second in
nationa l standmgs Reynolds will appear
daily from 3 to 5 pm. and 7 to 9 p.m .. ex·
plaining the boat's unusual features
"KID'S DAY" AT the boat show will be
Friday Youngste rs under age 11 will receive
fre~ Bike Book Bags. Gifts will be given as long as supplies last
1\pprox1matcly 200.000 "'tu an• feel of
t•\h1h1t sp<Jc<· ""'" h<' ut1hzl-d for the show
I four., art' J lo IO 30 p .m . Wednc!-.day and
Thur.,day. 3 to 11 pm. f'riday. noon to 11
p m Saturday . and noon lo 7 pm Sunday
/\dm1ss1on 1~ $<:! 75 for adults. Sl 25 fo r
JUn1ors lo aJ,!l' i:;. a nd children under ti Jr<'
free. For mform<.i t1on. call C2131 7\!f·!.1331 or
<7141778-~
"Skipper .. Ala n /late o/ Gilligan's
Island" u..'tll appear daily to greet r:isitorn
and s1gn autographs at tile boat show
Skipper salutes visitors
Television actor Alan I !ale the lova-
ble captam of "Gilligan's Is land" fame -
"' 111 act as the "honorary skipper" or the
J2tl\ annual Western National Boat and
Marine Show running today through Sun-
da., al the Anaheim Convention Center.
· For several s easons. Hale delighted
viewers as the s kipper of the ill-fated S.S.
:\1 mnow. which stranded seven passengers
after becoming lost in a storm.
llale will greet boat show visitors and
~1 gn autographs da ily from 6 :30-8.30 p .m.
Wednesday through Friday. 3:30-5 :30 p.m.
and G·J0-8 ·30 p.m . Saturday. and 3:50-5:30
p.m Sunday.
Ile als o owns a restaurant on La
Cienega Boulevard in Los Angeles.
The Finest in
MARINE
UPHOLSTERY
Hydroplane Shown
"Miss Circus Circus.'' an unhm1tt>d
U·31 hydroplane. will be an attraction at
the 12th annuul We:,tt>rn Nanonal Boat and
Marine Show ut the Anaheim Convention Center.
Owned by Circus Circus Hotels. tht•
U·31 won the San Diego Regatta. finis hed
s econd in national standings, earned three
second-place finishes. and set nine lap and
heat records.
The numbers secured driver StevL•
Boating fashions
Boating fashions will be shown during
d ally fashion shows at the .12th annual
Western National Boat and Marine Show.
~larch 12-16. at the Anaheim Convention
Center.
Teen cover girls of the William Adrian
A~cncy Colleg1ennes wtll model boating
outfits at 8 weeknights. at 1:30. 3 '30. and 7
pm. on Saturday and at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m.
on Sunday
WHAT : 12th annual Western National
Boal and Marine Show.
WHERE: Anaheim Convention Center.
WHEN: Wednes day . l\t arch 12 .
through Sunday, March 16.
HOURS: Wednesday and Thursday. 3
to 10 p.m.; Friday. 3 to 11 p.m.: Satur·
day. noon to 11 p.m.: and Sunday, noon to 7
p.m.
SPECIAL FEATURES: "Miss Circus
Circus" hydroplane -meet dnver Steve
Reynolds daily from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.;
te levision actor Alan I falc will be the
.show's "honorary skipper ...
ADMISSION : Adults. $2.75 : children.
6-15. $1.25; under 6. free.
PHONE : <213> 749-9331 or <714)
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Tiii\ IMNnrt\ I\ tonduct"' lt'f "" 1,,. d1V1du•I
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PUBLIC NOl'ICE
H~ynolds "Rookieorthe Yeur" honors.
A 32-year·old ex-Marine. Reynolds
finished second t.o winner Bill Muncey in
total c:homplonshtp points.
Reynolds will be at the boat show daaly
from 3 to ~ p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m .. explaining
"Miss Circus Circus'" features.
The five.day boat show is one of the
largest manne exhabitions on the west
{'Oa:,t.
Featured wilt be inflatables. dinghies.
f1:,hmg and bass boat~. cabin cruisers. and
new items in marine equipment.
Show hours are 3 to 10:30 p.m. Wednes-
day and Thursday. 3 to 11 p.m. Friday.
noon to 11 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a .m. to 7
p.m . Sunday. For more information. call
(213) 749-9331.
Ti PS
Energy-savers fuelish
..r Fuel economy is of increasing int~re:,t
to the boatm~ mdustry.
Ene rgy-related features from s m<.111 ·
block engines, gas,011 mixtures and mduL ..
live fuel systems to small jet boats with
l'Jght-gallon capacities will be on d1spl<1y at
the show. a s pokes man said. ·
Coast Guard offers advice
For novice power boat pllots. a
spokesman for the U.S. Coast Guard ha:,
advice to avoid danger. Now hear this:
1. Be certain family mt:mbers are in
good physical condition beforehand. Every
year the Coast Guard is besieg<.'<i by heart
attack calls from novice sailors and power
boat pilots.
2. A boat should be selected with ap.
prov al of everyone who will be using it.
J. Beginners are advised to purchase
from a well-established dealer. And get a
pink slip -without it. the boat is not yours.
Here's sound counsel to a ll boat
owners. veterans and newcomers alike:
A. Always keep the boat clean. includ-
ing bilges. After a day's trip, wash every·
thing down. and be sure motors are clean .
B. Check wiring and fuel systems.
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knowtafly accept any advert sia1 for real
flllate which ll 1n viola·
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NEWPORT BEACH 759-GIJ 1
WHY PAY llMT7
COUICTm
Two 2 Bdrm dupau •• O:Jrona dd Mar. 2 pauoa
and t.w.try room, U ·
sun.bk-lat TO, owner
wall he lp ranaoce.
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... S: Act....tiNn ~
W...Oceuf1wt On Newport Penn. or
South to Lqwia Bcb Sincie Ca.mily, mulup~
dwdJing or comm 1 tn·
come uruts. Brttr I11v1t.ed
Wnt.e R Luther. Box
420. Lake Arrowhead.
Cahr 92352. Or Call
7l4 337·2414 or t:v~s
JJ'J.1717
........ ~ ........... C•'ff'#f•fY t1l \f fJl.'C'Al ••..Ct
~~:~ te111t11 ...., fartt. flnt ... DOVBSHOUS
correct ... rffOll Olly. W•a .. _. tto.. LOWDOWN
Owner says bnng olfer
OD lJus (&Dt.a.ll1C' 6 Bdrm
l1m1ly ho me M a1d111
quartrn & 3 cu itarage
too Call for more de·
la1Js
5 BR 4 Ba custom
waterfront h o m e
....... forS. w 17x38" pvt dock
••••••••••• •••••••••••• Pnced Sl ,OlilliS.000 di.reel
Ga•al 1002 rrom tMalder. fo'or deWla
on tJus home and a ppt to
• ••••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • !>eE'. C'all Carol Ho((. a at
TAdYOURPICIC 631~ Pnnonly
~7171 ... "" .. ., . ' '
TnplexC.M .... 1189,000
TriplexC.M .... SU2,000
2-0n-lol CM ..... $132,000
4-plex C.M ~ . . . . 1166.000
4-plex C. M. . . ... $180,000
7 Urut.s C M .•.•. s.&25.000
4-prex Orange . 1138,000
4-plex Anaheim 1144 .000
1'ra.iJer Prk. RJ versade
1275.000
18 wuts Santa Ana
1575.000
Most or these properties
offer creative hnancini.:
Call 556-2660
Tum your
unusables
into
usable
cash.call
Daily Pilot
classified
642-5678.
A Flctlllou• llullftHI
He111e S1e1e111eftl filed
wltll 1"-County Cieri! 11
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wlllcll 111119 contlnulnt .,., ......... -....... Pubtlcetlorl It -.eery
only ii 111ere ••• cllen9ea. C. tfle Letel
Oepert111en1 et the
DAILY ~ILOT for
lftl0,,11et1on end
ftK.elMI\' --· 642~
bl. m
$2
c•getya.
$75 ..
....... 1 ••
PENNY
PINCHER
AD ..
~TSIDE
CHARM El
Easlstde . Costa M ~a
C'harmer. brand new.
Just complt'lely rt'
modeled' Nt'w roof,
carpeU. paJOl. llrt{'hen.
the works' Incredible
value, JUSt Sl02.900
lhany' Ta.kt> advantage'
CaU7S2 1700 ·.
CUSSYCONOO
ASSUMAIU LOAMS
Sharp 3 Bdrm. 2 bath
Townhome wllh a rormal di.D1DIC rm. an attractive
IWi&n Ule entry. rory
Crplc & a bonus room
With a uthedral r-ealmg
Whal 's more a.ssuma
ble loans Ac-t now mS370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
1 ACRE--i-1
OCEAN VIEW!
Spectac ular 180 d~R
ocean view from this (tM
location. Approx. 1 acre
in Lqlma Beach area.
Free and clear. Owner
may flDIDC'e. Call oow. 752-1100 ()111111 rn 9· 11' •II'< •ON ,.,,,
l•NNtl
OMflllen to Go-Ca rt.I
Wb&tevert.be Fad
Roll 'em olf the mariiet Wkha~Ad
Call Now! MZ-5878
[®IRNI
.. of .... ,..
Prole&SiorWJy dei.'lllnled
2 bedroom 2baLb with
plush wall to.wall
ca rpet1n1t Cu1>tom
drapn & thf' be!it or
~· converuently near sllopplllg &
pnced for a very qwrk
sa..le at only Sl24.500 with
ra~abll' fUUIDCIOJ.! Call
~13191
C::SELECT
T'PROPLRTIES
,.art Udo Ca.dos
2. J & 4 8rdrooms With
ocean \lf!W. pool, sa~.
spa & lots of opeQ Spatt
in Sunny San Diego ~ U7 .soo With 5'l
down payment l I 75 tn
~ ratr 5497<171 or
U &O-«MI
Make your shopp1nJ!
ea.-utt by us 111 R ll'k· U ul}
Nat ~tiled /\d.<;
Doing Bu~nesa ;
Under A
Flcllttous
Ne me?
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9ltd .... --... fOf -. cvatOM•t• II row •••
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: 646-4321
I bf. U2 I···-·---··--·-··-··-
-llGUI ILlllS CD.
OVER 65 YEARS OF SERVICE
QCWSIYI 11.UfFS
SuJX'r ··F, .. Plen End Unit. Thrtt ~room'
+ Fam1lv Room. ExC'ellent LocaUon. Cbo1('('
Greenbelt Vt<'w. Loaded Wtth Extras. LOW
INTF.RF.ST RATF. ASSUMABLE LOAN
New Pric-e. S21S.OOO. Call For Appointment
A .. Joy or ~e_w~i:t .. ListanR.
WOODllllOGI SPICW
F.njoy This Wonderful Community On Thr
Ed Re Of Arborlake. Two Lal"lle Dttks Wtth
Dell«ihtrul V ie w~. En{'IO~t'd Patio
Community Beach. Boathouse. Spa. Pools &
Tennis Courts Only S215,000.
fir --~-··
631·1• 111 "'DO~,.,.,.. D11V1
macnab I Irvine
realty
1ooi
.,. CANYON eeoovr-co•u•
LARGE ASSUMAILI LOAM
Herc is luxurious, comfortable living
in prestigious Big Canyon. on a quiet.
private c ul-de-sac street. Large
corner lot. new mushroom-white
l'a rpeting thruout. Victo rian
white-0n-white flocked wallpaper in
master bedroom suite --including
dressing room & sunken tile tub. A
truly elegant 2 bedroom. 2 bath.
family rm or d e n residence in
Newport's fine st r es ide ntial
community. $359.500 including tht'
land. Room ror pool See any time.
Why not now?
WES&.EY M. TAnOI CO., UA&.TOIS
2tlt S-Ju, I ... Road
MEW-'POlt-ltTt'W CENTH, M-1. 644-49 I 0
MEWUmHG!
..s.AVBDE
~ Bdnm. or 4 &r a den.
immaculate 2 s tory
homt wilb all the extrai..
Garaite door opentor .
w1tu soften er. de
cwator waU covennga
Call for app l SUia ..SOO m..311113 '1s-utl ev~
associated
1111 0..-fll '.. PEA, f 0PS
J '".,;•.,,,1-itat' ,.,,
DO¥aSHOaS
4 Bedroom. l bath.
CUltom.. comer locaUOn.
paal ft .... with~ Cl·
ty b~ V1e'W *5.000.
~
759·'22 I
B.EGAHCE szos.ooo
Jo"antast.H ~ • -.q ft
hom1• Tvt.111\ rt'
modelt'd. h.ad .. rwd
floor.I. bav "'''ndo""~ too Gourmet k1tc:h 1·n
OVt'loo k s :.U DO)'
bre~a.st art>a 2 larii:~
bdrm' do""ns ta 1 n
seanf story ~ls Spf'('
u cuJar mbter swt~
Huj!e dreos•"n" .Hr~.
ralWd Roman tub. mar
bit' top pullman"i + 2
~queen stu bdrm'
A must to :..ee Call now
for personal prl'\ II:'"'
646-7171
... ,, '\. , ·.
U )'OUW ~ plaeoed a
a..ifW!d ad. you ·re ln
the nnoonty ! Try rt oott
and see bow qwckly you
get ruults Phone
&G-S671.
llGGIE
Low Oown·Low Interest
BIG INCOMF.
Beaw.fw 4 bedroom & 3 bedroom duplex with an
ocean view from lht' up·
per umt ! Well main
Ullaed !You own tht>
land)
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
ABANDONED
Yk:toricm McmJoe a~ gniu.ods. Beach
2«Y Froot po(,,,.h. Lob
by enLry 6 BR -fo'ormdl
cbn. patl(w. Wlbltn dbl
dnna hutch Den Rame
nn. 2nd sty veranda sun
de~ll w sep outsadt>
llUu'l-ue. Indoor a rustic ~ta1 rwell Guest qtr~
Domed tt>1hn~' Bw y
"'\ndow II 'f ICCt!'.'>S 50 .
restored. It hal. 1 l d II
Must ~acri !1 ct" for
$125 000 CaU no'4 · •
Brokr 963.am
5 .. FAM.HOME
~TOllACH
uct"llenl ram1ly hum•:.
pnvatP m;,stt>r 3Ulll'.
rn3\S1Vt' stonr f1replaf1
extra lal)!t• 1?a me room
~ $109.950 Call ror
aLI ameruu~ 9bJ 7881
I
SIDIM. $159,000
Coun try li kt> J I
mos pht>re . :.urround
Lhu fant1'\t•c fam1h
boml' Atrium enlr)
formal d101ng room.
rarrul> room + bonu:.
room too ! Privatr.
teduded ma.st.er swtt> ~ wall help with
fmanc1111 Call now for
prt"Yiew 6'6-7171
Pete Barrett
presents
ON THE GOLF COURSE
MESA VERDE
Exclusive new listinf!. Prime 4
Bdrm home on the green. Formal
dining room. cat -in kitchen .
marvelous ramiJy room with
adjoining game room -all open
onto the green. Superb condition!
Many special features including
pool. $.175.000. Call An n Peters for
details and appainlment to see.
ASK US abotlt o.r ho'" wo,.,...ty
prCMJI-wWcJI COYffS btlyen & Mien.
~=642-5200===~ -
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NO.. .. 'IUITUIOCl-o&Y 1149,,..
Vo\l .he•rd rt.ht -• detaehed home.
Of\lY SU9.iOO! In Turtlerock
Broaclmoor. a p0p ular plan 2. bright
and airy with • ·bfdrooms, fireplace.
fee land and a tocaUon close to
co'!lmunlty pool ond tennl courts.
Priced to .sell fu s t (owner ha
purchased> at 1149.900.
Ufllilll()UI: t1()Ml:S
REAL TORS', 675·6000
2443 East Coast H1ghw.y, Corona del Mir
TWOFOIOMI
Tbttt h • b u l1der's dream. Two bouaes on a
huge &1&1.34' lot zoned
R.J, Midway City 1$ un-
der county mnia~ aod
tbey allow one unit per 1000 sq ft. Pouib11.Jues
area unhmited. Move
quick ! Asking only SIZ.000.
BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY 67J..8700
CHIMA COVE
Fantasuc 3 + dark room
10 esclm1ve China Cove.
Bay and ocean view Fee
land and ass umable
loan Call 673-8550
,..,..,., ''· j •• '.
[~ll~Ntll
ASSUMAll.E IM
OLD CORON.A DEL
MAR
True 2 Bdrm cottage
Woodburning fireplace
and qua.mt pvt patio As
swne lst TD, and owner
may help r1nan ct!.
S187.SOO. Call 673-8550
~·~.' , J • ' ; ~ ••
Redhill~ Realfy
I 11tn Jk.1lh l l l fh:t•
f1 • J ! .tllO . . ~ ... "" . ... ,.
OCIA.M YllW!
$117.SOO!
SECURITY BLOG
Ultra-deluxe penthouse ·
2 bdrms .• 2 baths. f rplc .
deck + community
amraities • will trade -
finance · lease opllon wlthSIO.~! .._a.yr,.
RHlton * 675-7060 *
oova SHOltES
4 Bedroom, 3 bath.
Custom, co~r location.
Pool &: Spa. with some
City Ught view. $445,000
HARBOR RIDGE
Fantastic Dynasty
model. 2 Br 2 ba, pro·
fessionally decorated.
S365.0CIO.
~
759-9221
.ALMOST
.AH .AcaE
•1 f\drm. 21., h:ith.
r u I d r ' d r
lot·atmn lluS?e lot
\\llh paddle>
lt·nn1 ... and
playh ouc;C'.
Unbelievably
s pa<'1ous thruout.
5425.000 UDO'SMOST
?ICf M:Ul.d VIEW «It Lido Park Dr .. 8th ., .... _...._"" .. '~
floor condo. 24 Hr.
security. Call for appl.
WANT ACTION!
Clas.siled Ads 64.2-5678
f!J Cold~eU Banker
LIVE A LITTlE
In beautiful Bayshores --private
beaches. boat m arina. tree studded
wi n ding s treets . Spacious 4
bedroom home. perfect for a loving
family: including the land: $325,000.
JN NEWPORT CENTER
• 644-9060
a -real
-FANTASTIC FIMAMCIMfil Only
S 149,000 IHlys this 1aNJe, lonty S
bedrooM 1110111•. rrl•ate co11rtyard
fltfryway wfttl spa. s.let-wtl C9TY I at
trvstdeedtl
-2-STOIY EXECUTIVE HOMI.
CN ::• g 4 Mdra °"" 3 IMltM. llt .._ area."°"",...., ... ci-•• ........ Loach of tJ-s .......... .._ ........
pa"41M. Mater Mite wfftt .,.., ...
tfft1119 rooa Offwed .t SJ4f,006,
2744 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAI
759-1616
llOUlt 4-PLDH
The o won't laat with only 114.000
dnwn on each bulldlna they are dos~
on bre k even. Call now.
LOW INTIAIST
Toke over the loan on thl beautarul 3
Bdrm condo. Community pool with all
tho amenltlo&. Won 't last at .only
S6t,900.
4 llDROOM ASSUMAILE
Only S15.000 down will get you into
thib large 4 Bedroom 2 Bath (amity
homt• Large yard, great for the kids
and off cred at only $81,000.
540-3666
Whelan
Real Estate
54~3666
AMAZI~ VALUE
Sparkling, nearly new 3
Bdrm 2 bath home. Jn
great family areu
nel1hborhood of
Oceanside Close lo scboola, and shopping.
POOi me ~ured yard With lovely patio. 178.000
don osen
rcalturi;
1Z13 N. COASr HWY
LAGUNA BEACH
497-41M8
INlttMSoAhport
6 Bdrm, family room.
formal dirung, • i,.. Ba. ocean &: city light view.
Perfect home for the
large family. Priced
nght al s."i95.000.
l EASTSIOI UMITS
Two brand MW llDd l f'e·
furbished. l at owner
depreciation benefits.
Topvalae. $240,000.
64()..6259
o/MPX311,
RE ~TV
SUPf:R SH.ARP
4br, l~ba. W /nice fam nn. & fnnl dining. Nice
YOU'DIE
OHSOPIOUD
to call tb1s 1mmac 3
bdrm. 2 bath beauty
home. Llke a model in·
Side and out Act now,
call 979-5370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
COUNTRY UVIMG
IACICIAY
$269,000
Custom bwlt, brick ac-
cent. country k1lchen.
fanulY room wtth bar
Q\armiog livU1g room,
bnck fireplace Lge ulJlt
ty room, room for office.
4 BR 20,, Bath Room for
t.mrus. pool or horse.
EASTaUff
Terrific fam ily home
with 3 bdnm. + larp (le
eeparat.e > ramUy room.
New oven & ranae.
Kitchen with eatloa
area. Overaised prage.
Nice landscaping.
1!164.~. Xlnt financing.
area nt. Tustin & 17th. I
Part P1ace. Inc. 842-7461 ~~~~~~~~
LOYRY EXEC. BAYCREST
Absohlh perfectlOfl ht ••ery detail.
Totally 1tt1tod1 .. d wHtt tlrylcJM, gom_.
ldtclMtt. fc•ily room Clftd dWltCJ rM.
LONJe. °'" IMllCJ rOCMn with Ft-eltch
1loot'S into a cozy backyard. lnclMdH l
bdnM. a hon.e ~ fOf' total ll•llMJ
and ·la•lsh •ntertahtlng. $262,500.
631 -1400
IEAUTIFUL BAYFRONT CONDO spacaa. _. pri•ate 2 ~ • ... met 3 ba1t91 ..t patio OM THI WA TH.
loot slip a•allob... S...,. c,_...• flttclRcillg MICh a .._.,.._. cec:h act
or 7 1.-..cl to $410,0001 611·1400
DISTINCTIVE PENINSULA POINT-w"'" qutcte ESCROW Slt0,000
A how. of chtt..ctloll °" a COf'Mr, hit
steps to layflot1t & OCMGtfl.t. Open.
frHh .ct HpreHI.,. c ..... ..,.,. y z .. to.., ..... wfth 4 ~D .... tc.ily
roo• •Hd dH. Soarl•g l•terlor &:Ht.o... & patio wt" CJ"HffY·
ww br app rMtn•.t. 61I·1400
WATERFRONT HOMES, ""'c. REAL ESTATE
S.., Re111elt, Ptopnty ~nt
2436 W Co.Mt Hw,,. JlS Marllw Avt ~ Btach fW>Ot lelend
631·1400 67Utt0
tM COIOMA D& MAI -t•..etc •lew ec,.... ... Wt bey to .._ ,......_ A
• .................. -• 4McM ... ~.
....._ s,Nt le••I. cntNI Wit ....._ ........ ._, ,... wl ..... ~
r•••· rool, ,erkl•9 ••d '"'"'•cy.
$161.000.
COU OF NEWPORT REALTORS fll11. Coast Hwy .. C...... .. Mw
675-5511
IAYRlOMT
We ht.1vt• Se\eral fine homes
with pier & s hp
El TORO HORSE COUNTRY
.t Bdrms . 3 baths: ranch s t' I<'.
mini-estate in orange gro\e!;. S249.50o
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
3·11 ~"Y~··l" 011v1· NB 67~ 6161
~,-~]Li
. •• j j nrr
llO.ADMOOI
HARIOR VIEW HILLS
Super flD&ncmg avail
on t.bls lovely 4 BR, fam1
ly rm home with relax mg
\'le'W or mtns &. h1lls uJe
Reallsucaly pnced at
S249.~ Call
OOITlE VAL ENTIN E
67~ or 640 0997
RUSTIC 21R
older home oo large tree
covered lot. Easts1de CAita Mesa S85.000
Roy McCcrcle, Rltr.
541-7729
1006 . ........•.•.....•.....
NEWHOMf
0.. Ovenbed Lot
3 Bedrooms. den. 3
baths. Jacuzzi and room
for par1nng 4 cars
LOU IRECHTB.
&Al.loc.. 67S-llll
1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
180 1>e9-Ou. V6-w
3 Bdr, 2 ba. fff land
Newl y de co r11L~d
J1tcuu1. pvt beach owe. great terms
Pnoed to sell al SlM.000
BID'. 4S31·5i37
A CONvfHl(NT $HOPPINC AHO
SlWINC GUIDE FC>ft THE
C.A.I. ON TH f CO
Soft slmts to/ I 50fl IOI)
sleftdefneu lor 1 stiirl ton1 or
shorl simple MWtftl •II tllt •ll'
ltoliee ltle pretty c1et11ls tutb on 1'"'"' •1tlln l111t Pnnteo P1ttern 91J1 .-11
Sim 101,, 121t. 1•11. 16'1. 18t.,. Silt I•~ tbltst Jl> I*' l
C-tlt'••• By Owne1. Creative
fioandn1. Cu.toml1ed
t.broulbout. I Bdnn, 2
be, pool u yard, beach
acceta. Call for appt.
M>t073
102.4 .......................
'nULY
DIUMfl'FUL
l>Hcribea tbu lovely
condo near So. Coast
Plaza. It features · 2
Bdrm 2 a.b. fonnal dm
lDI room. oew carpet.a,
new wall coverings.
ceramic Roon, RV ac
oma and ia a downsta1 rs
md unit. For an appoint
ment to .ee. call 545-5880
·--e ~ HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
-·
S7IOODOWM. owe. 3 Bdrma, near Leue/()ptJon lo dote
N uallf I Aul. Beaut.llu1 new con =Y ,!, qlrp&c.Y C~I do overlooking tesnnla ~ AtJ. Ml-0800 court a & pool. 11 p
' · available. Call Sandy
ASSUMI $"2,500 eat .• l4MD
IOo/oV.A.LOAM * lroit or*
WTSIDI l IOtlM. Ursent by owner
I 1/1 IA THS N e w 3 b r 2 ~ b a
PAM&Y &POOL townboule. Beautiful oo NICI SIZ0,000 laaoon, pool /tenn11 , •• • -1t1ALTY security. uaumabll' r-.-S112K loan. Below 54'"°8 I 4 market price. S2A5.000
Ofll.Y $94,900 CW~l-'T7S2
Four glonoua bdrms, '"'-I 044
family room. RV access •••••••••••••••••••••••
and 1a.rJe comer lot Be
fast' Won l last' MS-O:MJ3
FORESTE
OLSON
•• ••• ... '••Utt.
R-3
NWPT HGTS AREA
2 Bdrm hot.Lw. bw Id 2
more unit s Only
1102..900. Ca II MS-9161
1 OPEN HOUSE
/ RE.AlTY ~· . ,/\
$13,590
Down' No QuaUfying!
Owner wall rtnance'
Bnght cheer y home.
steps to the I Ille in Wood
bndge
Cal R.d Carpet
754-1 202
DllRFllLD
U.ke new. 4 Br 3 Ba. 2l600
aq ft. Best location. Prof
landscaping 1185,000
Best buy. Bkr. Chuck
Harrell Eves SS2·8030
rt r 754-6262
* * * SaraPotoclt
28Sandp1~r
In tnt'
Syc _.. .... -RE GUH .USUMABU LOAH
,,,.,.._ s 121 .s oo at 1 o.2s0 o
Yoo art• thi! ~ mnt•r ot
two tt rkl'h ($13 01
\4 hJt" I. lO
CJRCUS V.ARGAS
"'1..r 14lh Mar 20th
C.~ta Mesa &
II.AMO MEW ·I ~k + FAM RM + Fa~. lar-Rl' 3 bd 2•., 011'< RM + JA(TZZI
ba Quality townhumt' l.c'.IE'l r ul dl' ... ac lead., to
rondos Only 4 3\'atlable l'Xecull\t' double rloor
rrom SI00.990 2AJO S.inw entry · Step up It\ 1ni;
Ana Ave 642 6734 room + step-down dm
Hunlulgton Centl'r
1k kets may be chume<
by calbn~ 642·5678. ext
272
IACllAY
lSTTIMEOPFERF:D
A roomy JBR home w11h
pool Pn ced to wll at on
I y Sl.29. <MX>
CALL 644-721 1
m~ Spacious \uru.hmt· *** knchm + separate ram1
ly room' Spiral ~Ul•rt a:.t' Woodbnd11e Sycamore
leads to 4 hllgl bdrm... b r . 2 , b.. . J.I r u r
with ~wet•p1ng ma'>tl'r landscaped. lge patu
retreat H~e cul de -.c1r acro!>S from pool I
lot with bubbluu~ wa + sauna t031 l'xchanJ,!e N
boa l t r a 1 le r a c-c••!>'> cost & no ltabtllt v 1
Ownt'r bought n1>w & titoer Pnn only Pnr
must ">ell 1mmed1ately Sl.S ~ 640-9991 ~ ~,~'~~.r more 1nro ~[LOAN
l~N~E [~ lfi&Uil ~~ll~
*** T-H.ater
931w.19th St
Coat.Men
You a.re t.be winner of
two lickell <Sl3 .00
value ), to aacus VARGAS
Mar 14th · Mar. 20lh
~Mesa~
Huoungtoo Center
Ticllets COIY be claimed
by c:a1.llng 642·5678. ext m
* * *
2 IORMCOMDO
1n Frenc h Quarter
Lowest price an area
Located on grttnbelt
Only S75,000 WON 'T
l.A5T.
WortdhdEstaM
556-7777 ---YOURCHOICE
J Bdrm w pool or 4 bdrm
w spa Owner w ill
finance. Call Chris for
details
For Sale By Owner. OWMr
will ft.oance. 3 br, f am.
rm . well maintained
home 00 lg. lot OOx 150 l
w !patio. enclosed front
yard. Indoor bbq, in best
Eutaide area SlYI .000
~
DHPIRATE!
3 Bdrm. 2 bath. nice area
near Sn Coa'il Plata
ltT ..soo. Btr. 4S3l-S737
BmYBIBAIT
Of OPIM HOUSE UALn
hrrita you to due...
)QUI' rM1 estate Mure
wtth '*· Call for •P-p ....... 111
•H•I N 111 111\I
IHAI I Y
/
IO'.SA VERDE rn<>W in
today w /appro. 125 .000
ch 2·sty. 4br. deo, 2'•ba.
no qual Sl35,900.
Own A# 81 u. 831 · IZS7
CO%Y21HM
Hardwood noors. xlnt
area. 154.~. assumable
io.o. Offered at S87.000
lfi i lage Real Estate
962-44711r.m 546·8103
ed on cul·de·sac. Hig
loan balance. Newl
C&f1)d.ed ~ r reahl y patn1
l'd throu1bout. Tb1
bamr aJao ha cent.raJ a1
mnd • hantM>od noon
Call
e--H/\N C H
Hf ALTY
S!J 1 200
tlJRTHWOOO
---Custom home with 0-'oW 1026 bedrooms and den wit
••••••••••••••••••••••• pnvat.e 1lnum 2600 sc
OCEAN VJ EWS ON THE ft Better Hurry' !
HORIZON
11m 2 bdrm 2 bath condo
enJOYS use o f tiled
j 3CUZ1J, clubroom With
bult in bar. large sun
deck and BBQ plus
rirep.a~ Sl 1.9.~
LINGO REAL ESTATE
493-8812 -------1w114w1eocJt I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
DOU.HOUSE
This charming patio
home features 2 Bdnn
1..., baths. aod is located
on cul de sac street, oext
to greenbelt. Very dean
and pnvate Terrific for
• )'Olml oc retued (."()U-
ple. For an appointmeut
to1ee call 541). Wl.
"',:. HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
***
LawrweD tli•"J
8lll Dartmoor Dr.
Hunti~ Beach
You are winner of
t wo tickets ($13.00
Yaluel. t.o
CllCUSYAltGAS
llar. 14th -llar. 30th
o.talleaa•
HtdinatOD Ceoter
1\cbta ma.J be claimed
by ealBq "2-5878. ut. m
SYRACUSE
COLLEGE PARK
Pric e d we ll und1
bul lders 2 models or u
sa me plan This
bedroom and den hon
also has a lJle roof ar
central air. Highly w
~raded w1lh pr•
fess1onally landscap.
yards Ca II now
e---nANCH
HFAL T
~,s 1 ;;oo
B.EGAMCE
PLUS
AHAMCIHG!
Eleaant Turtlerock e
eaaive townhouse' Hll
and Nlbt light view•
Bdrms, formal dinar
room. eittremel
spacious! Take ov1
10\4~ variable fint loa·
OwDer w /flnanr
t.llnce wttb ~ do.
• WI. tnter.t. A.ak!r JUlt 1251,000! Call ft
more Info. 752· 1700
IWOCMMYllW •1•Aia IAY L k a book you can't pul down. la on
1y of tescrlblnl th 1pproxlm1tely
4.000 aq.C\. man ton. Wben 10Q aee It.
)'OU 'II want to 1t1y. 11 beamed
~Ulna. 32 30 Uvin« room. 3 nreplaccs
plu llbr1ry . Walla or 111111 .
breathtakin \'I w ot ocean. Pool plus
5pa Privat bt' ch. and tcnnia court.
Sp ctnculor sun t'ts 2'4 hour ecurJty
auord Owner wlll help nnance. Art . . "" .
...... I 044 ttt .... .._._ I O.t ...................... . ..................... .
W0001a1DG1 HIWPOIT DIC
ca<>sSIMG llAUTY
Don' ITUA3 Uus beautiful aMTlm.MS
Bnibton Model. 2 br .. ..W USTIMe
... I I ''tu , I 1*11 fa.U, a.oae on
=~=·llaL
rcew,ort Creal eoJHlo.
.... "" .. I UNtadedj *-aocauoe ' -pat1.la ... ~. ......, °"""'· fOOl.HOLmAY
NHUtd In Newport •ac~ leutllul and ...,,., a., with formal
diD.lq. H1111 purmt l
kltcben. prot ... iooally =--priced ri1bt
I '1111 .. ,1 I
OLSON
Newport Creal Condol. 2
...-.. avail. a Br • 2 Br.
Tenn1a. pool, Jacuul,
pr1nc. only. Smttb-
Meyer, Al\. 541-71U or
~~.
den w pvt balcony off La• • lvly cuatom .-
in.st.er bedroom suite. bdrm w il>ll fmly rm.
ShowslJlteamodel Fan· 1ourme t kit c hen• wuc iocallOll Cklff to ~. pool Off~ l~e. poob, schools & al 1225,000w only $.W,000 ---------&hopping. CaU for details ~ needed & low m
Jt ~\JOOOR rO<.~
II! -l T¥
551 -3000
-1 ~
L.-,-IHch
lttelt on nlsting loan
Huny can\ tut!
14S..t4tl
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LAGtMA MEADOWS
~t' Charles Realty ls
pn:u1 lo p~nt th~t'
v1tw homes s1tuatt>d
ap.tmt J:enUe hillsides
f>nl-ed fmm $300.000
675-7512
8'G CANYON
Spectacular «olr course
eWite. i600 sq ft 4 to fl
Bdrms, S'' baths. Pool
and !ipa. SI .295.000
THE STARNES CO.
673-7761
BAY &OCEAN
VIEW
Lowal priced 3 bdrm
view home ln Irvine Ter·
race. Larae usumable
loen, freshly redecoral
ed Call now for details
~21.
Hewpor+C...tet-
640.5357
Owner wiU finance/trade
(?) Wal.er VleW CUilom
really spacious home
"51TT1H' OH TOP
Of THE WORLD ..
lliat 's ~ theme for this
st.nlan~ trad1llonal homt
L OC ATED HI GH
,\BO\.'F: LAG UNA 'S
1-' \ !.f E D 11 I V I 1-: R A
(,;Or\STLINI-; Inviting
sl!l~ll' sl.Alry 1·om.1 rw·tmn
w detci1h"fl ar<"htt1•• turr
0 ( W lJ 0 (j ' S l U (" c· II &
llEAVYn:OAH SllAKF.
ROOFUNE.'>. has IW1hly
p lan ted entr :r
RAMBLING 3 BUKM.,
FM RM ./U~N floor
plan serviced by 2 balhs.
abounru. wtth wurmth.
Tot.ally upgraded from
aui>eta "cedar paneled -111 to wood shuttered
w1ndow1. MASTER
NEWPORT Aeeot. m..1m.
HEIGHTS SeaYMw w fMw! + Aalume9.7S%, OMC 2nd R. V. ACCESS Pat.net Tenore. 631·12M
lovely family home on :iv_ Ill ~e ~ ~l~:e.'~e':~: II:, U4 ~I~~
pamte<l mlt>nor, woodi.y REALTORS
atmospher e. st•duded
pallo & buckyrd Clo:.c to
l'\l•rythtn~' 646 7711
(~1~111NJiiliJj
Real F.l!tate
HARIOR VIEW
Lovely Monaco model. Quiet street. Lrg. pvt.
baclt yard. Assumable
l!t T.O. Price: $185,000.
Call owner for appt.
fW0.4280. SUITE OPENS --------
THROUG H SLIDING 10.25°/oEXIST
GLASS w A L L TO R.._. .11. .._.CING
!l E C L U DEO SPA """"
w r l' d -.. o o d d (' c i... CUFf HAVEN
m<'IOM'd with ht."ov:r iron Lovely J bdrm. 2 bath.
)!ales !-'am rm lprf' (amiJy home !lunkeD It\·
.,, nth u eel a., dmmi: 1 n II rm w b r 1 c k
rm I FK'\TURES CO?.'r n.replace. Separate guest
I< r: D B R I C K quarters w 1own bath
HHEPl.ACE Stepsaver O\arnung hou.,e in most
kllrhen wtth all the prest1g1ous Newport
modem conveniences & local.Ion 646-Till
breakfast bar, opem to
ram rm. & hv. rm We (~IW!'ll!i;.JlftE{;I bellt>ve you11 be "J UST \.. _ ... _111 .... _.,.., ..... •-•-11111-•.•-•-•
lWUJN' ALONG" with Real F..fitate
Uusone. Offered for only
$164,900 Full Price
CAUMISSIOH
REALTY TODAY!
~S. Cst. Hwy, Laguna
...... 494-073'
OCEANFRONT
New modular typt' mmes. pvt community.
2 bchl. 24 hr aecunty,
su b -letting OK
('714 >'98-31J UI
Olde South Laaunri
"Charmer.. on the bl uf r
with 1t1lra to burh
Pr1ced -.,,0,000.
L...-Yllepl.L
497·1761
91DOPTHI
IWMIOW
Eftalbt.akinl vllhijlt> Ind
cx-ean view from lhl"
THI BLUFFS
Bay & ocean view'
Sopht.SUcaled town.home,
rmest & moet dealrable
early urea loc:auon Flr11t
orrerlng hy orla lnal
owner 1229,000
__ A._it ..... cnt &40 ~
• *. ........
1424 N.-wport Ill 11• W
N.,.prttt Hur h You a,... th-win,,., of
twr1 llrll•tll lllJ on
val1• J. Ill
ctaeutV ... AS
Mar 14th )C.t Mh
<.lltUI Mf:ll.I " II ootlnllli'" c.:.m.t
Tidc«t rn1y be clalmad ~ t allln• llUW71, t11l.
•••
sl*iilln1 3 Bdrm 2 h11th VtU.A IA.LIOA
home. Spaclou~ tamlly Client ...,ILi to buy or
room and Uvlnf room . l•*M option 1 ''re .. 111 ", many ictraa n lhh Pacrlck'reoot• UH.3M
beautifully dticorated 1 ' •
hlma.Sl78.000. _:iBI~-
" RS don osen
I • .dt111-.
1ZL1 N. COAST HWY
LAGUNA BEACH ., .... CAMEOSHOIES
VIEW
NoUvatad O'#Der •aya
SDJ.. Wa open airy 8 br.
pool homo w IUIO detrte
oc.r1 v1fW Call MW for
dlt.alla
9~
601 UDO
Super Waterfront Condo
Spertarular view. As
sumable loan Call for
detatls.
llGCAMYOM
4 Bdrm Creative (mane
in g. As~umable loan
Call for aoot ..
*Cote Realty
& Investment
64().S171
1010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Btn lders Clotole-0ut
Orange County
2-home Duplexes
Only 3 left
From a . 750
9.70/o lMT.
9.95A.P.R
Call for Appotnlment
Agt 58&-4191. !)4()-J.SOO
Sl.000.000
Former home of the
MAHARAJAH OF IN·
DORE. 4 BR. 8 ba .. 46 ft..
pool, approx. l·acre
Ca.sh, trade or 20% down
Owner fagl S4J..1767
$67.100
GreltQMidd
llard to find 11tartt•r
home In attractive area, au neaUy painted. with a
bedroom• and wood
floora Slora1~ ahed. ~ tl'MI In the yd On
1arM lot: '1WMf' wlll Ml p nnanc. qu.allned buvtr
HKR C.DMO-lm
TMllRl --· AMm ~ lat ol approx eum owe. 2nd No
quallf VI<'. 3br, 1--ba.
ttm fam rm '71U50. All
Jiil, 1131· 1:.t:Yf
1014 •••••••••••••••••••••••
• OwMr-wtl ...,., ..
12"o
"Brend new cu1tom
honw" 1-ttor)' I br 2"'
be, •• to llnd -too
many amm1t.lel lo liat.
1.11 10lb 8t. C.11 Mev• Cooper Clll >'»G47
°""" ......... .......................
Mlllilltt-• ,., .. 1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
COSTAMHA
1111141 11'71 Wtllt•m, lo
1pac. rent, 2Br, 2Ba, Aleen aid.l.nl, pnSen tub,
l1land kitchen, many
...... (LllTS)
"; .......
Oo•l>lt wt•e UU lomerttt. It• •P•H •.a BrlBa. c-.to ~1.11111-t , ....... ..... .......
972-1421
OM ~I Ir I Se . lite
....-,..-IMoeeanllB. .........
_...,,
PLAYAllA.L.aTATE 611-1900
PCMM.11 Oftl1 J Ill\! Good ea.ta ,._. loteUon. Ceo be
di ..,ai:.wty. All a Br
J II MdL Owner wtll
euf)' It 1°" (Of' 4 "'"· -.ooo down. hU ,nee
b.000 Mc.'1'. All Wllta ...._ &IPlflded and 11e
.,.., ....... IJOO f\.tllyOCC\llPW. Yearly In·
('OIDI ll0.000 pr !Ma Id l.na . ........... •••••••••• •• 1'lnanta pey utllltl•
AGINT ~ ,.._~ oavtt •ctarti looklna tor f t€nt~
t .,_ who apeetaBaea _ i HOf'I(\
1n fod111tnal Proper1y
and t.bet can c~ larae lndUratnal real eatat•. Real Estate lnve.tment.a 1~ commiaslon. very lD3 W. Cout Hwy. NB
auresalve office Call '4M646
flOILIAU Nlw I bedroom I ._...
lilcNM. Mlulon La ...
COUDtl'J Chit>. Oolf • ................. ,.....,
laodlca~1 · DO malD•
1.-aJU'G.
-ClubbouM Id. °"i'J:~ ..
·=. ..... 2700 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~~!'t. 2!.J.',
1JtO acrw wttb cebln on l1'a1o & cattle rucll.
Mso/acre. Owner wlll
l\n&nce. Good buolln1
ranch.
R·l lot In Capaatrano
Budi. l'l0,000.
l.80 acrea In Maricopa
area. Sale with lute
t.dl.
0r-w-1c1e ot HwJ. t roocn
-.-. a bdrms. 2"' be. ._. • famll1 rm, a car
1ar. 2 frptca. lauad. ILIDOJmo.Leue,.,._
llft5pm.
Jbr, 2ba. 2 car pr, Ru.IUt
Swdab frple. April 1 .
·~ c.. ..... JU. .......................
2 Br.1 t... praee, adulta
aaly. Ml5 mo.
d!1r..eutiveSol Vlata• a... • Edwardll &Br 2tiU., fem rm, frplr.
IHI mo . w 11rdnr
lfT-«li'ZS
.,..,, lbne 3lbr. 2ba.
lmllo. Comm. pool.
...1.84&-~m
•lluctW• .... ,. 3242 .......................
Tnn1dad Island lrg 3
Brdm. S9~ With 3~
_dodt Sl 100 Agt 84().1843
Blll&l6.d tarae bouM ln
almol& \'1 acre. 2 Br.
frple, bJ beam celling,
toil ol room fOf' bo.ll or ~. Compl fenced .
lmmo.s.-m1
• •• --.s...
5515 Rivet' Ave .
Newport Beach
You .,.. the wlru>er of
two ta cketa (113.00
value). to
CllCUS ¥ 41tGAS
Mar. 14th · Mar. 20th
Costa Meu &r
Hunungioo Center ncUt& may be claimed
by calllnlf "2·5678, t'Xt m • • * Mr Clark 1n Newport C'loledSund.ay
8ch Ml· I TllflUX 20 acres With home in
Puo Robles area .
llS,000
___ 1'7S4512 ______ 1 Ne w 8 r o a d m o o r
Wat.crfront 2br. 2ba.
~urHy . pool /lenn111
m>Mo. Sll·ll.2'2 Ext 106
SeaVW!W 4 br. 3 t>.t, spec-
UM:ular day 4c rute view
from oceirn to mtn:.
1.ocls. pniener. ~rum.
pool " Jae. SlSOO H m 1070: e s.si-1800
tmmac. 3 br. 2 ba. 2 Years old. near So
1300 Coast Plan. bwll by
Sewell. 3 Bdrm .. 2 bdrm • ••••••••••••••••••••••• & l ·bdrm Closed
1ltO acres swtab&e for
a lfalfa o r arapes .
SlOOOl&ere.
Fireplace Near So .
Oml Plau. 925. Agt.
IG-m>; ltz..1010 NEW EX EC home S
4'1.EXES
MOM SI H.000
20'Y•DOWM
teAADt~D
Broker rno1» urow
ltoch ..... opetiy 13 50
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Oc...FrwtLot
Thrt!t Arr h Bay, So
Laguna Stle rare tn en·
Un! So Coast Secunty
enclavl' overlooks ex-
QLUlte rove Courtesy lo
Bria's QualJfted buyers
only please. 21.3-G8-1300
...,....,,....,., 1400
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Boat works offered for
sale in NB. Offers rec'd
thru 3/3l 1110. Det.alls con·
t.act Mr. Herluf Jensen.
Trust OfClcer, Loma Lin·
da Univ., r.m& Founda· uon Office. Loma Linda.
CA 92350 796-1311. Ext.
~
Co.donth1lum• fT own-~ for .ate 1700 •••••••••••••••••••••••
St.,_ to beock.
No qualifying $20.400
down moves you into this
naUl.lcal. fully rum II B
condo Pool, patio, 2 r11r
~ Won't lut Ion)(. Call
lbb Walz, agt. 962·931 l.
Inc.of.-~ 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•7 UNITS•
Fastest in>whil area of
Carden Grove, 10 mo.
old. all 2Br & Jl,,Ba
Twnhse UDtls . owe
w 3or,;. dn S4 SO ,OOO
~11.866
DAVIS & CLAaK
INVESTMENTS
Pnced Under Market
in LA. County. Ca!>h
Clow! 154.900.
Cash Flow!
Sharp uni1a ln RI veralde
County, uobellevably
priced, at S57.000
VA· ntA Terms
Oranae County locatlon
Cuh Fiow! m.ooo
7S2·lm
J_ 9UAIL
PLACE
NOPBTIIS•
10,.. Til l :JO r.M.I
6 DILUXI UMITS
PRIME EASTSJDE, CM
2BdrmaHch.
nlESTARNEBCO.
973-77'1
4-PLEXES
AtOM SIH.000
JOO/oDOWH
MIAa Dt5"1YLAHD
D"*er CTlA 'T'50-lOI
MIW UMfTlt C.M.
'41lbd.2be owner 'I unit
wlf,,., yard, pnll•· I unka a l -.000 aod
'unka A\ .-,ooo.
TSLlnVlltmU Ma-llCD
20 MIW UNITS-CM
Buutlrul 2 bd, 2 bl
townbouae unit•
w/frplca, vaulwct cell·
.'jl·lnVllmt.t 142.1903
HIWPOIT .-...n
2 Br ..... l br fuel\, lrl JW lot. Allum• loan ~· Owner/bkr.
aarages. Outstanding
locat.ioo. lll0.000 Down. OwnerwW carry lsl T.O
$22$,000. Owner 1a1t
&9293
Several lnv.c.ment pro-
pertJel available alto.
Pnoctpals only pleae.
For ra.ncbel. acreace.
lake propertjes &r homes.
oorUct Ken Mub at
3Jr, 1ba, frpk. w /yard Bdrm. 3 ba. lrti comp,
S&owelnini. Adlts. No DX:ro. frplc. 880-4388
Peta. SrlTSMo. 64&-l l~.
CM Bernard Lm m:w 2 Br. 3ba Condo
2 frp&c. wet bar. full re<.
lHOUSIS
ON HUGE LOT AT
SllS.000 Can exchange
also. Agt. Ben. 972·17<aC
X853
MlltW.HeulA
Realtor & Auociates
l&tll Spnng Street
3 Br. 2 be, fam rm. pr. ~~mo. SS2 :all.
... yd.. Kids ok. No dogs. --------mo.at-toll.
Newport Crest 3 br, 3 ba, 2
slay, ocean view. t950
mo Property House.
642-:1151> or 642· lo 10. ---
West.cliff area. 3Br 2ba.
~ fencd yrd, xlot for
Kids Avail Apn l $650
Incl g1Jniener. 548 71184
aft 4.
Puo~es
or wnte to Keo Marks.
8S55 River Road .
Atascadero, California.
93422 or t'all arter 8
p rn everungs to aMli5 I
G-:.>49
........ 324~
CM/NB area 3Br 2ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• townhouae . 3 car gar
Four 2Br. 2ba unit~
Slal.000. owe loan at lnt
only Ail . 631-4.'560
I 0 HEW UHITS.CM
8-2 Br, 2 ba. 2·3 Br, 21-i b.11 w.e. frplc, lndry rm.
yard. tl50.000.
TSL lnvstmta 642 1600
zote FOi CONDOS
OIUMrTS
RA lot tn ceolraJ Coeta
Mesa. l.20x2l0 lot w /3 28r
bluee. $300.000 cash.
8 UNITS Owner wtll
carry w S'TO.OOOdown
CALL~llOJ
aUHns
Garages Prime 0 1'
neyland Area S200.000
Agent 556 7777
5 Stores + fast food 1oc a.
lion across from maJOr
0C center. $300.000 down
Prins only. Bkr 556-6171
RENTAL
INCOME PROPERTY
$$,900. Modular Type
Homes, 34 hr atturlty, 3
pvt bNcbes. pool • pler.
(714~1816
FOUR 4-ft.EXES
S70.000 Own SPEN
OABLE w low dv.n . owe w no mo payl
lake over 4 loans v. no
quahfytng, no loan f~
GREATER VALUt-: &
1-l .. EXJ BlUTY w 14 ~ep
lots Pr1n . on l y
Owner 1Agt. 631 1.266
IMVES'TORS
SPECIAL
6 UN'ITS, 2 blocks off
Newport Blvd. Take over
1203,000 loan. Seller
w ICMTY papers with no
payments lll 1982. Act
now! cau 714·963-6767
1'111 ''I 'I •,.\ 11,r.4 ' Ho t, '
1918&111
IHVISTMIHTS
6 Units. 2Br. 1Ba.
pool, ocn view. Land
contract. $590.000.
JONES REAL TY
67~210
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llV&SIDI
RAMCHsm
4.SOACRES
$2SO() Per Acre
(714 ) 640-lllllOO
Ask ror Jeff YCJWli, AO
93 Acre Ranth + Home
Paao Robles, lrade eqw
ty fM ocean front or bay
frontoretc Owner takr
561Hll7l
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3144 .....•..•.•........•...
San Joaqwn Country Club
area. End unit overlook
mg 1aU & golf c-oorw 2
BR & den. beautifully
fWTI No pec..s. tBSO Mo .
yrty
Bay &r Beach 7S9-0lll
L.arJ-IHdl 3141 .......................
OCEANFRONT COT·
TAGE. 2Br. pvt bch,
adlta, .. 3S79
Mlwpont.odl 1169 .......................
8AQ( BAY AREA 2 Br
2ba SllOO mo yrly Im·
mac. sunny & spac:1ous.
Super decor. W>en & daa·
hes included. 2 pools,
putUn& 11reens. abufOe
board and volley ball.
Near xlnt shop center
and al I freeways.
UDO PENIN. 2 Br. 2~
be. S2000. short term or
yrly. Victonan wtth huge
rooms. watcrrroot mw.
jaa.tu.I, beamed ce1Un11.
-
WATERFRONT
HOM~
REAL ESTATE
631·1400
OCEAN FRONT 2br,
avail. wltly /monly. 542
~-0181 ext. 227, or
87$-7813
151115/mO. 2U/27~ col
led
Jbr, fl"J)k, 2 car gar . nr
So. Cit Plua. S700Mo
s.6-31158 or~ aft 12
noon
Meu Verde 3br. 2ba. lrg
bectyanl 2 ear "ar I
blk from itolC rourse
7S4-ll50 or 646--:902
New Eut»de house, 2 br,
den, 2 be, frpk. ~mo
66«XJ7
BtalL brand oew dup&es
2br. 2ba. prvt yrd. 2 car
gar Truly ~leg.ant. Good
ne1ghbor1wod Perfect
for C'ouple No Peli.
S1W> Mo Ca 11 960-6607
Walk lD So Coast Pluci
2 Eld. 2 ba. super sharp
Kl~ oil, lllll tncl Avail
April 1s t MTS mo
963-821111 ------
FIREPLACE. HUGE 3
Bdrm. 2 bath bome
Secluded and 'e ry
private. Mesa Verdt'.
dmeto~~
Onty SIO/mo. Ask for
fill Nonan. All· 556-17T7
3 Br. 2 t... frpk, 1arap.
1550 mo. bl • la&t DOG de9 No pet&. l7J.. 70C7
UTE. BRIGHT •AJRY &
OHWHATAVlEW'
:! br. 2 ba . bltn ~
microwave. Ci'pk . man>
<\ky·lil.t" Adults. no peot.s
BX> 979--3376 or 7S l ·9Ul7
IF WE DIDN'T LIKE
THE MOUNTAINS
WE 'D BE LIVING
HERE . Responalble
marned t'Ouple only.
~Imo. 1st "last +DOG
dep . Just renovatt'd,
sputi1nc dean. 3 Br l ~
Ba. 2 car cara&t' +
carport. Lg yard. Near
OMV. Call for appt.
7 141861·%234 days ,
714iW.mleva .
3 Br. 2 ba utll Ind.
OiUdren ok. Walk to So.
Cout Plaza. ISJ5/mo.
RE t MAX. Suzee,
St400. or no.im..
EASTSIDI
2 Br. encl. yard, d~·
t.n.bel". No pet&. M25.
eGGU
LIDO ISLE Bay front 4 BR llaa Verde. cul de
home. 3 br. to July lit. --int "'--,..._ ... no2••iu"" ~~ aac, new ~..-. pa • FOURPLEX: ...i .....-. ,,.. ,..__ af1111'd ,.&lo.-. Aak for
Santa Ana. 10x1rou.Bll -.......:.•_MD-_l.15' ____ _
$178,000. Owner wlll HmrtlerYlew.... -
carry at 12% wWI M0.000 2 BR. 2~ Ba, deft c:oodo, Nice 3 BR borne, fresh
dn. Break even. Tu beaut. furn. l800 mo. pa1nt. cov'd patio, 2 car
She It er. 0 w n I AR t. lute or aea.100al. View prqe, srdnr incl. lli50.
641~ ol ll~ 'mt.a. AU for Bill. M0-1154
WANTE·-0-. -.. -Fo-r -S-al_e_b_y QUEHOM~ Eaataldt. 4Br houH
Owner... lnveator has ~~~~e7s.«XIO~~~~~r wJpOal. mo lncl ......
G0,000 Cull fOf' bouae or -: 6paol~ce. 55'7·2'711
multi~ unita In C.M. or ..._U.fa ..... d F t•V.., 32M
H.B. area. Call Mr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ .............. -
Moua 751·1967 or G_,.. 1202 1:uc•Jlll01qft.2frpl.
-.ms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ta Dllb' br. lrl tam rm .
2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.., »x 111' Iota. °' Bqooia. Bultd tD suit. Ownr/Btdr.
190-112$ ~1· ....... ,.
I 5 7 5 M o , C o 1 'Y 4 br, $175. Hl·2720;
~ 4br. 2ba. .:::•::..: .. ::.::...----rrpl. bltln cupboarda, em 1.Aurt1ton. Gardea I .......... 1240
Grove. CSprinadai. • -··----•••••• 1._oan4-~
..........., 3206 y~ ....................... ~ ....,, a aa. 2 a..
a.nmna a br, t be. rrp1. : ~ :W~: ~~ Avail 411. t.ya&'...,.,...,.
~:::.::: .. !?~~ ~
fWa. Pt. b , lbe, Exec.
ltfHTALS
3 BR, 21n !Ml . S1 .In
4 BR, J ba H>C> K5'
S BR 2•., u.t $ij5(.
4 RR. 21, ba POOL
~&!ach W7!
Onnget~ 2 br. 2 ba.
pallo homf> C"f'ntral A ('
l.IPf(radt-0 & plu'h ,\dull
c·umm uo1t :r $S'>ll If
K33-1070 R s.!12 I~
Forl..eose
Charm1oi: J br '.: bJ
bomr w lanw } Jr1I in
~ Qi1Jfom1J homf"\
All for SS7S mo SSl-4477
A#
3 Bdrm+dt•n +fJm rm
Gl'felbelt '''t'"' :-Oe\tr
uved Ill. Comm tennL' &
p o o l S900 1 mo
Waterfro nt Homes
6JH400
New a. never hved in.
Beaut&fu.I aplll level 4
Bdrm w /s ltyltghts &
eartht.ooe decor A\all
oow SOO mo
Watnfronl 631 14{JI
Lakes "'aterl root l wnfi..to
lRr. end urul. x lnt loc
lf'nn1s. pool , ~duna ,
Jaam:t $4.25 mo S44 104
Brlad new home. z br. 2
ba. S5'TS mo Cl~ to
U::I ~-4847 ev_e. __ _
Woodbrid&ie 3Br. 11.,ea.
fondo. Yard m 11 1n
l ena n ce. all c lub
pnvlltlles inc l S59S
leale. 6t6-6889 Aft 6pm :
fi.7192
Newport He11(hls J br. ~
he, dm rm. rrplc, p:.ttl(} :!
car garage, f Pnred
Avail Apnl I f,Eii !'> mu
No pl'l~ 673 <HOS 11r
6733IZl
UDO
LEAS~OM
4BR.Jba Avail now'
IALIOA.-HEWPORT
REALTY 675-1170
!\opt Crest 4br. 21.,ba, lam
nn. l1llDl ocean vu, frpk
~ ber, pool, tennlS. Jae
.., 6nlJU. &u-7963
( admnur rond<l ultr d de
IWI• J mm1·n1t1•"' I br 4 ~ :, t . :i I I J .i n ,. , l
rm~:!
'1,(-wport l"n:'>l c ·un1l\r.
3&. \tt:W sx;,11 mo
2 llr $750 m ..
N(t.'fll, ~()29!) ---
llarbor R1d1te Estates
home J Br. lba, J frplcs,
~Cam rm. pvt J~r. J car
lt&J'. sec Rited Appt. on
ly R700 mo be 760 9531>
ld\Spm
llCJCcmr-T ..... Wve1,y 2br, 2ba 00 ROI! c.oune. Set' pt.e. Pool &
tennis Yrly S87SMo
RSI 16 11 wkd y<. o r
~13~
Harbor-VII HotlW
lmm.H C'<>mpletely re
furbished. JHR :! ba
Monaco modtl. quiet.
handy loc Avail mo. at
S90tJ Debi Bibb. Al~t.
l'J5.«IOO. Kl-8861 (Eves )
Newport Cre5t Condo 4 br.
ao>sq rt. Nr Pool &ten·
ms. Snut.b Meyer. Agt , se.. 7813 or ~5357.
Nwpt Crest 2 bd. 2"'2 ba.
walk t.o beach. pool & +
lelllWI 1575 mo Days
112-8847 or eves 67J.S2164.
H•UO.VIEW
~ model. S Br.
~ Ba. nu remodelmg &
redt'coraUng. Sl.200 mo
l!ie No pets A' at I. 3 22.
~
Woodbndge upper lewl 3
br. 11., ba condo SS50
Also S1Qg)e r amUy home.
2 br . 2 ba with
rmaowaw. A C. frpk . 2
car gara1e a:io. Bolb
have Raoae. dtabwbr,
I a r b a I e d I s p I , ~ .. ~!'!'! ..... !?!.~
wubertdryer boolt up. Br. den. 2 ba coodo, l yr
&th bave rec pada.ge leae. SS7S mo. Pool fr
Late, pools, Ja<'UUJ 6 spa. Lst. last + $200 dep. t.mnia. Leaae. ~9062
... ..... to aee l!illlO aq. ft. 483-1..341; eves
--~or e3-2'734. Ask
Intae 1'!rr9ce c:oodo. 2 br for Al or Jerry
2ba.8JOmo ,......
S.Sl-«122 3290
51ml> 3 Bdrm + delJ, l'OV •
tnd petio, College Park.
..,, ,.. 790-9333
.......................
3 Br. l~ ba, comer lot
Bnck frpk & natural
wood N o Tustin
&>Imo 760-Sl63fl an Spm.
&..9-IMdl 3241 c.aa...._., ---
-··················· ~ 3425 OCEANFRONT••••••••••••••••••••••• llONTHL Y RENTALS.
f\ft6lbed mobile homes,
3 bdll. 3' bt MC\lrlty.
lllD. RllP . .au
mo.
STANTON
(l(atella • Knott )
3 Br, 1~ ba, 2 story.
Dabwbr, patio, dbl
p.rqe. 2 kids Ir l pet.a
ok. S4'75. 964·2566 or
m.21J71, AIJ., no fee.
Walk to beech: 2 BR. 1 ~ 2 Br, 114 ba CODdo near So. -~· o..t PWa. lmmecl OC· 'I\lrmrAmoc. •un cupancy. l4SO mo.
~...... 3252 142·44413 ; 675-8386; M••••••••••••••••••••• I _l'T.MI052 _______ _
281'. ZBa, den w /frplc, rorm. d.ln. rm View .
... A..U.. 4-1. 1'10--1178.
... ,.,... .... 3269 .......................
...=:=:... 2.a
R-JLOT
Prime Cciti M••
location on Ball•r a. for apartmentl or condot. Bullcs.r'• PldLll• available.
Call Jacll for In· farmatJon.
Ollm t1m. l'aa&aa&.lc 1oc. MIW .._.
Sl500lfto. PaiMr RJty. Larll 1 •tor7. a t... z~
1151.-:I b a , U 11 • B u Dl ·
NO n&I Apt. • Ooado Niii.ala. Vllla Rentala .......
•Vll.LAGECREEK • Sillit level end wut -
vaulted ceillnp-muter
+LOrf·2 ba·D.R.·POOI
-frpt.pvt pat»eounnet.
kilcbeo-dbl 1ar+bobby
-opp SCP·malure
..... -•. 751-7ttt •
'Jll.(fl'10 .............. ).1 -------f72.&421 ODlr •.ooo for both. .,..,. LNl't. Tab owr
... .,........ I0'9' lou. OIWt rtata1 :u:.o::.,: --w.w .........
fttt ..._ can Y 1N-m1
tof tulld$&11 CJ'HM'1>· ................................... ~ , ..... .. ..........
972-M21
c.-.. _. im 1n1loa/Cl•1 area. _................ .:•=-==------
~-· ..... leaia I ul loa\laport, .,._.,....,, .......
+ ..... 4\tbl, -
ba.,c11D.; ..,.._, UOOaq. VIila Gruada, ZBr Iba. a. In* .. wt bar. 2 ear .-nrilw, Ptff~ eood. J111.1'mit, pool. NUD&, ~ pool • prlY. llllO . Jacuu.l prlYtl, 1A11e a...\)': -.cJtOO,
-Ml-0101 « OU) •mt I.WES
1 BR: caado: 0raqetree Elld unk; "21 mo. a BR; twatuDt; E/Skte
C1I
Endmlt:9DOmo .•
70.1100
Ol'IH Ill'• ti S llJI' IO ti '-Cl I
l
I
4JIO OM...... 4400 ........................ -...... ~~~ ..._ ................ . ·.-. 1 Ao, Mlfv" 11. 1NO * OM.V """?" l!t
JSSOCI Jfed ····----nlON, '" h . 'blllu, view
DIM PL 6lun 11PL pvt.
batll. aoo, btllHt. ............. ....,
•, 111•• llot "'u• IJM ....................... -"·-····· .. -····
DIAMOND WAWTS~
Prtw. paty wUl bu>' 1 to 3
Clll'llt. alllb. N .8, -..rs
llAllAOB~ Your •m1t'llr·
»lloblam.
<MealJa J..U. ~lU
belcoo,, oc .. ulde of
llwy No. L11. Oar.
H01mo . Adulta .
fU f l ·IU·llU or 1.a1119
._.. ... toabrNpt.
Bch. lllf'.Coodo 1175 + WU.•ma ~;mc;,~c:= ~8600~.,,. ..... •••
5150 ••
aw• -Oil pni(WkinaJ ..,.. to abr Lull CGGdo.
St. Coata lleaa . ....................... SPlRlnJAL READINGS
1Jlr •Mil pd: -mo .. noJeh , ar O CC,
WI ward ProperllH ..., &...,. ...... H9rbor Rld1• N.8 .
7U·UUdy1 , 840 ~.
...:au..:.:..:.;.mo..;_;_915_u ___ •523 C.U.JUsi..IRV1t1t
•BAYPRNTOFP1CES
JOO.SOOiq. fl.
7U4'13-1003
Oar fQoi to work, H.B. to
Whittler Blvd. Call lOlm·l.Opm. Flllly Uc'd.
C.1218orC.80M. WS
S. Camiao Real, San.
Clem. ....................... FAMLYSHOP
C:....Mna ---SJOO OuilrJ Qub llvtq; J BB + den condo , no a..rw. aew ZBr. encl. 1ar. ~klr.. .,.,_ Audrey,
ftabJclry hkps Nr So ... -.ma Coast Plua. UI01mo ...... _______ _
557-1'*. Mls.,..l ltedt 316'
rm rmte watc1 to Lb.an
w at y /0 top.Dot.cb male
Pl'Clfill. Nan amkr, neat
rwp. 2 BJl, 2 Ba IWt apt
111Nwpt BdL Fully rum .
NIWPOIT CINTa
f\Llhanice exec. 11.11tes. ~71.ID
.......................
'"-"· eltabtiabed Uyra. 1-------· lllOGODown. 1UU~: 751-1400
o.c. AllPOlrT
•ESCORT• S pe cl alls l ng i n
PrdWcnala. .......................
(42 br. 1..., btl, encl paUo. Q.'41t 2 br w /pr, paUo,
rflln1. n s c Cabnllo, pool, adult.a, no peca. llOl Prime loc In comples,
iCl In.cl. Avail Mar 22,
Oexibae.12'7S/mo. Call
4450 5-lh=h••fw .-~Zlll.-.sa
FOUND ADS
ARE FIH
~
m.18. . .. lOam-Um.
0Cf:ANFRO NT, spec D15.6'5--0l51 Hl.tth& Nwsilffetibt.s.
.......................
mc:..t••M•1ecp Tenaioos llelt Away:
ln/Oul: Peter 494-e'7 l
tacular• Daily, wkly , -IG5.'4.2-7MI.
IT10l'IUey 4 BR. aTa-7877 Mowpl Hts 2 br, l h ~. ...a738eva. Wllll midnilht .... (Of' Andy
For at.ore •office space a t
reasonable ratea -.... ........ 19eck
• * * ~all '11 au Os le PAii NEWPORT ..._ ,,._. F. ..... ~a....... COUMTIY ClUI ~Beach St. U.k •lllled Newly decorat.ed 3 Br 2 Ba YI• 2 Fem. roommau-s want
ed to shr 3 Br house. HB.
SUO lmo. Dys 631·5091, Col.ta Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• townhouse Spacloua U
You are tbe wumer of lalloa r1 I •Ml• 3107 fireplace " pool Qwet Slnalea. 16:2 bedroom eWJI 9111M172
two t icke t s ($J3 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• area. Adult.. no pets. ~~
1900
F. share !Br 2Ba apt Pl
value>. to 2 Br \mfum. yrly. ~LS. K'.S.~SM&~l · RB. Sl80 Need furn
CUlCUSVARCiAS Stove.relrig,utU&lndry OCEANVlEW N.B.Adll Avail. 4-1. 963·8417 . Mar.14th · Mar 20th facil ancl. Resp. couple. 3 br 2 ba +d d:n· :1w. 2br, 2ba, rtplc, bale, club IN2-038.1all. 5.
Costa Mesa & ~. 1ara1e. w I oo .. I udsp, hlle. pool, sec, S7!10M Cln· M/F lhr 2Br Dplx, quiet, Hunungtoo Center patio, no pet.a. 2 .. · dJ 731 ...... -1 --n d,ets may be claimed Oceanfront year round, m>.181De1 Mar~~ ... ,_.eve., .. ,_,.,,, clean . dependable.
by calling 642 5678, ext. beautiful downstairs C.nyon Dnve 2 bdrm . WF.Sl'CLJFF condo. all S200+dep. 548-8898Ben
m duplex, 3 br 2 ba, fully dup'-Oar, f-ced yd. new lnlerior , p ool. Roommate wanted, resp.
CASA DE ORO
ALL UTILITIES PAID
Com pa re befor e you
rent Custo m dei;agn
reatures Pool. B BQ.
t>o v 'rd gsra Re. n e w
rum1ture. s urrounded
with plu:.h land1tcaping
Adult IJvmg at lb best
Nopet.s
* * * e qui pped k itche n . $3361/CA, "'u adult.s.nopets.1Br$425 aduh_$2:50mo util paid.
ea.rage, laundry, deck. · ..,.,......., 2Br~ 673-6640_____ .,,.c __ aft.S weekdav.. SHOO +util.67$-6377 u•.........., ~ ,~
1 Bdnn rum 1shed S385
365 W Wall.on, 642 1971 .:--
Spac l Hr gardt>n apt
Pool & rec All uttl vd
Adult. no pets $315
El Puerto Mesa
~MapleAve, 4PI S
tUdington Beach 3740
·······················
H.l'sFfHEST
Sparugh 1'$tat.e Lavm~'
BeauWuJ park IJke ..,ur
round1n1ts T 1·rra t0l'd
pool. Sunken gas bhq.
s parkling rounta1ni.,
S pa c i o u s r oo m :.
Separate dining a rf'a,
walli:-m closets, ho me
liJte Jal.Chen & cabmets.
Walk to Huntington
O!oter.
l Bedroom rum S38S
2 Bedroom rum. S48S Townhouse unfum $475
Adults, no pets
UlJIJlles Free!
2 Br, ii,., ba, 2 story, $475 Large l Br w /gange.
mo yrly 545-3760 or 407 Adults. no pets $350.
I lard.mg St. 645-5892
eon.a .. Mar 3822 l Br. refn g, encl. u r,
Adults, no l>t'ts SJ2S.
~!m7. S48-4291 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 bdrm duplex with patio
& gar. Leue 1525, no ~ Dave, Agt. 644-7211
SllJNNING lge. 2 BR, 2
ba. garden apt Pool,
DIS. 710 w. 18tb St.
2 br 3 ba w /(pie, near 2 BR. lowt!r. S37S uUI ln·
beach, no pets, ILids ok. d ALSO BR Sin> mo 750-1122 Ask for cl · · 2 upper,
Bret S310. No pet&. 631-2177
2 BR. d eluxe ; patio ,
garage Ould 0 .K .. no
J>et-' S47S Mo. 558-2626
I bdrm South PCH.
$425.
67S.ll31 673-8671 ------Front 2 br like new. Con-
venient to beach, bank &
bus. Pool. W ID. AduJta.
Lease SMS. 7S2·506S or
s..3176
EXECS.ONLY
Your choice 0( 2 smart
apts .. no upkeep!
lrcmd New Apt's
2Br lbe .. .. . .. .. . S43S
2Br 2ba .. .. .. .. $4.50
3Br 2~ba Twnhs SM<>
Spacious new units at 3
locations . See r enta l
agent al 1982 Maple.
Open Daily 10-4. :.>.
00-6784 or 548·34-08.
3126 ........................
Nice, pvt. lBr. Own pvt.
yard. Encl. 1ar. SM>tmo. 495-0227.
Ocean nont 2 bdrm. 2 ba.
split level Apt. S6SOtmo.
C80&T7-S370
SlOOFREE RENT
2 BR. 2 ba .. deluxe. va-
cant & ready. S600
Penthouse overlooking
bay, ocean & tree tops! 4
BR. 3 ba .. dining, 2 wet LA QUINTA HERMOSA ho.rs. pli.h! Vacant lcre-
l8211 Park.side Ln. I blla adv. sra>o mo.
WESTCUFF 2 br, 1'·2 ba Mature worlamg wom:io
t.ownhse, S495 mo Adults shar e luxury mobile
only, no pets 1728 Bed· home. Pn' rm &. ba
Cord Ln 548·7S3.1. __ S200. &I(). nm
Udo Bayfront. Upstairs
on t~ w11ter 2 Bdrms.
Crplc. newly painted 10 , · ~ Short Of' long term
rental 87S-JS.S 1 " 673-12.83
Modrm, clean 2 Bdrm, 2
bath apt over gar. 2
doors Crom beach. Very
pnvate. Use of lovely
pal.Jo. Open beams ID llv-
Uli rm. Lots of storag<"
walk tn, lighted t>IOSels
Dlshwashe r I RR rbaRc
d!sp. With or wit hout
garage Drive by s.403
Rlver Ave. and rail tor
appt. to see Av<11lable
March IS. 645-177 l.
Spanish Style lge I Br
w/fp & gar. $400/mo.
CaU 642-Jlm aft 6 pm
---
Fem to share 3 Br house
s:?Z+util Beth ~3-3759
eves IWlcnd.s. 957 ·S408 d~
Gatfar'"t.t 4350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WANTED
Garace tn CdM
673-0980
Garage for rent. 10x20
wrtO' ceiling. Located on
Coast Hwy an central
Laguna Bt>h. $100 per
mo. ~ ·2115 or 497·1095
Single garage. safe &
set>ure. Stora ~e only
$40tmo. Faye. 640-9800
Office...... 4400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1501 WestcWr Dr. appros Near Hoag, 2Br 2ba, 100 aq ft.. wW build to
crpts. dTJ>l!I , encl gar. swt. ample parking,
Adults, DO pets. $360. JobnJ'laber&42-31U.
648,.2575.
DW'LDjUppet'
Modem 3Br, 2ba, !pie, decu. blUna, 1ar. 100
)ldatobch. AvaJI 4/12 lZ7
4601 St. IOOO/yrly ~102
1Z1'> Sq. F\. 1988 mo.
1817 Westcliff. N B. Aaent. S(l.5032
l or 2 Rm Suites f rom $7S
T19 W 19th St CaJI Tom
~zm.
500 to 2700 s. Ft . ~VERDEbR
PLAZA
lS25 Maa Verde F.. C M
545-4121
lt8fT Oii IUY
4100eq ft. olflce bwid101.
near Udo lsl.e. pu,rchaM-
prioe ~.ooo w tll00,000
dwa. 430 32nd S t .
Newport Beach. Call for
details Sierra Realty
fl33.79C!O
*NIWPOIT/C.M.
Up to 4700 sq.ft. lilVail at
prime corner. 17th & NwptBJ_£~-
lD> IQ n in medica l bldg
Avail for 1mmed c><·
rupancy Ample park
ang Newport_ 645 6.'JO I
IESTOH
HAAIOl ll YD.
Newly n.•modeled shop
p1ng cenue r In Costa
Mesa hu otfic:es avail for 1mme<I occupancy
from app rox 480 t o
14SOsq ft w 'new rrpls &
pa.anttng at reasonable
rates Call Paula S Kati
A# 213-4&4~
Town &Country
Shoppinlt Center
HWllm~on Bea1·h
Approx ~ sq rt ror
commerr aal or off11:c use. ~to .isr
'114 '1T/'.HTl77 or
1213 .:rls..8703
SUI LEASE
Ofc&W•d••• ........ ut
Redbill near Bristol. l 5
yr. a..... 4 olf 1eea, reces>-
ttoo area. warehouse
w1lb ~ 1bdtn" door • full security 1y1tem
Avail. afttt 3-~. Call
to SH lOAM to 2PM
$4().4SOO 644·3'00
Does 2llO + caaes. 40 + kegs, ph.w p ins. No com
pltJl.aon. AakJn& 125 .ooo Down.
TIME· 7S1·1400
USTAUUMY
0.....,.
Stull .tr Lobater. has
beer & wine. $17,000
month Gross on books
Sl40,000 ~ll Price, 29";.
Down-TIME: 751-1400.
~ACTURI ... .......... ._..!
Ceramic, Wholesale
buune55, mo6da. fixtures
lcstodl valued at S30.000
FUJJ Pnce aa $30,000
TIME. 751·1400
"""*'"' °''ow ..... , 5015 ···············•······· llm. 15'~ to 30'~ on l~t
2nd TDs ~. by pnmr
local R E 6 to l6 lII05
SID.-000. mm No mu 20
yrs wJlbou1 a 1os.b Call
Denaaon Auoc 67J. 7311
Developer looking for
capital High retur n
poulb&e C.ll J~. Image
Deve lo pment Co r p
891-SG
.......,toloca 5025
··•·•··••·····•········ {NEED
{MONEY
64~5'71
Loll or Found a pet? Call
Ani mal A11latance
Leaeue..:.. 53'1-~ no ree.
FOXX SHOP
S...SIOo.a .. 10"
Warm . feminin e Elicor1.'I
'72--4776
Found or lost a pet? Call
Sptt1al Pala Hotline. 1--------• 7141'172· im. 213 f258.. 7308
3'.fln Cbecb Accepted.
last Oop. B/W Husk1e
fe m. tan Dobie m ix
n:aJe. Adams/Newi.nd.
HB. 963-7516
REWARD lost male Ter
ner nux dog. beige in cir
C M ared Chaldrt>n
heartbroken, pis ca ll
979-41.86
Los t 'ifille Y t-l lo ""
._.Ca +•r
ESCORTS
3'Hn 141-0UIO.
CHECICSjMCjVISA
ICIMS OUT'CAU.
95J.8121
Palm & Psyduc Readmgs
tl'lls past . present &
fl.I Un! 21J.54..3258
Labrddor Jy r C d .\f Ptol Mu.sage by St.eve, ~a 671 9440.6751284 L1c 'd Therapist. N.A
R.EWAJU> lla m-8pm. Appl Only
Lail Reward for brown
Lab male Vic Dana Pt
411J.31 LS -----
USf Cat. CM Cabn llo
St Wes tm10Stl'r Lg
or-..i.nge wbt male 2 ?7
6C2 2IKl2 ----f' 0 l: N ()
COLI.JE retnever milt.
red fem JIL'SK Y mix,
bUt & i.1lver fem TEH
RJ ER rrux. short hair
b rn w ht mall"
DOBERMAN. red male
LABRADOR mix. blk
~-CAT. long ba1red.
oraoce male Newport
Beach Animal Slwlter.
6'4-JDS
562117
t tal mq S .. IAe>
Cif llS
43218 E 17th, C M
548-9182
BLONDIE'S
ESCORTS
of o.c ..... 972-4694
'5YCNC RIAOtMGS
AdVloeori matt.en at late,
hedh. business, etc. For llPJll *'1·2713 __ ......_ __
•
ClllDt'TMO ........
FOUND· brindle co&ottod
fem. lutten, t.an collar
~3 111A-1417
Male ~ new ln town seett
friends. Eve1. aft. 5 .
5 ·10pm . Sat /Sun .
anytime .... 2UL
A Freocb Deh&ht
L&UM DI LARUE aeons
97U412 24 HIS
CXS MC VISA
z.d & ltd TD ao-
f7MSJ 1
Arranged by
CoadHo..Lo..
---Pound March 1, lon1
talnd, &nY • whrte cat
Vk Harbor v-Ht.Us
Cdm 640-812_1 __ _
---w. ot Beach. 3 bibs of '(;(;uma def vffa't
Edinger. CA ~,/, ./:_. ___ 847-5441 .. t:TU7'UYtuw
t..ag.at.och 3748 67.J-'-~9~
•••••••• • •• • •• •• • • •• ••• 243S E Co a al Hw .. COM , LAGUNA BEACH MTR ---_ _.y __ _
INN Maid serv . color
2 Br, l ba studJo apt. Pvt
pat.Jo Ii garage Lots of
er-... 33552 Blue Lan-
tern. ~ & $460. f.96.3354
or496-9Z30.
2Bdrm. stove, carpet,
S33S. 951-7~ &t ~7906
"'2mi fr. Ix' h.
3110 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2br. c.ondo. 2ba, like new.
AIC.. dshwr, prvt bale
Avail ammed. Room·
m a tes O K. S490 Mo
~1·7M.S
EXEC.sums
Pnme Newport Beach
loc. Near 0 .C airport
Rent incl. reception. con
Cerence r m. Janito r
ser v. utlls. JOO free
co p i e s & m o r e .
S«TetarUll serv avail
I.nor Doug 851-IMll .
WOODBRIDGE
EXEC. SUITES
Located in North Irvine.
not near 0 C airport No
traffic problems. Exert·
ang executive 0H1ces
Wllh Old World charm
and elegance. Package
ancludes recepCJom.st and
phone answering, con·
rerence room. corree.
IT8il dispatch. janitonal
and utilit1e1 Ground
floor location Xerox.
secret.ary and postaRe
avaalable From $400.00 Ctll 714 731 1888
Widow has money Cor 2nd
T o·s No cred.rt ched.
no pnlty, l20.000 up For
a c t ion c a ll Agen t
67J. 7Jl l. Anytime
Fc.md Yorty female Vic , ________ _
Newland " Warner
J.1-«I U.11 8'2~182 or
8'2·3297
FOCJ~D Puppy approx 3
OUi, Mar 8, Hntg C:tr
M all par la e l o t
714-848-~
amtes Angels
Oulca/f
1V. heated pool. Utal. CostoMna 3824 .............. 3140
(7J4 >494·5294. 985 No. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... LOCJlllG 3816 Coast Hwy. ----
Luxury studio. Free maid
serv. Col.or lv. S8S wk me. uUI. 499-2227
View, l br. $450 lease
Resporu11ble adults. no pees. <W-0066
Bachelor . ut1l. incl .. walk
to town-beac h Sl95
9S7-0:'Jl2 or 497 3079 eve
H1wpcwt &Hdt 3769 .......................
NO ·. I
LEASE I
REQUIRED
YEAA·ROUND FUN:
Social Act1v11tes 01·
rect'lr •Free Sunday
Brunch • BBC's • Par·
ties • Plus much more
GREAT RECREATION:
Tennis • Free Leaaons
(pro & pro shop)• 2
Health Clubl •Sauna• Hydromasuge·S~
ming• Driving Range
IEAUTIFUl APART·
MEHTB: Singles. 1 &
2 Bedrooma • Fur·
nlshed & Unrurntshed
•Adult living·• No Peta
• Modet. Open ~11~ 9 to 6.
Oakwood
09rden Al>artment9
..... port leech/So.
1100 18th St
3 Bdrm apt, gas paid
Encl gar. adlts
642rS073 ----
l Bdrm apt
Encl garage. gas paid.
642-5073
2 B<lnns. I bath apt.
Adults Gas paid.
642-5073.
mealis11u
UARTMENTS
GttAND OPENING
2 Br. 2 Ba $4.50
Eitoeilent location. walli:
to comple te s hopping.
Beautifully landscaped.
SpeCJous apts. Private
J19tioe ordecb. Adult&.
Heat paid. No pets. Spa. Open 10-6 daily
398 West Wllson. C.M.
631-55831548-2408
•2 Br. 2 ba. nr. So. Cst
Plaza S.A. $4.50. Children
OK. '7»-02.17 ; Ml· 1460
l Br, bJtm, refrig, pool.
Adults, DO pets. $325.
~
*DELUXE*
GARDEN APT.
2 ... AcWhW,
• 3poola
Covered car port
patio apta .• BBQ 's
cbe to fwys & bchs
wa1k to shoppln&.
17111 Gdd1aw•st
atW~
847-6064
lk411i9oaG1U 1d9
,~" r.i1111 I ·1.
... :. ,.. I Iv I',(,
• 1 & 2 BR Patio Aph.
• Di\hw11hers & BBQ's
• Pool & Rat. Room
• Garden L1nd5e1pi"1
• Jog to B11cll & Sllops
I ,,
I •"' Ii " .. ' . I .. ,, . ' ..
II .»1 ,.11
•••••••••••••••••••••••
2 bdrm. 2 ba. $475 mo.
Pool & r e c rm .
714 /846 -0 205 &
2'13 J588..1871 ......... ,_.ailed
or""'-'M•d 1900 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sawind Vil~e
New 1&2 bdnn hutury
adult apt.a 1n 14 plans
r rom $375, 2 bdrm
townhouses r rom SS35 +
pools, tennis, waterfalls,
ponda! Gu ror cooklnc &
t.tmg paid From San
D6ego Frwy dnve North
on Beach to McFadden
then West oo McFadden
to Seawand Village
m4~198.
4000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S72 Wee.It & Up
S tud i o s . 1 br s.
kitchenettes, pool &
rraldserv. 548-9756.
Sunny Acres Moul
PROllONTORY POINT ·
Loft bdrm. Maybe part
time employment for re·
duud rent . Kayla
l'1WJ01
Family. 2 Br $:.MO. Spite. 3
Br, 2 ba $395. Play.
cnJQDd.pool.N&-t•. l.owlJ all ldU)t. DO pet.a, Room W/ldt Pl'Vta. Ad.Ill
i.w Br apta. GOO Ed· only nr abopptQI cutr. tr..dMew.,... inpr.h.b. Ml-Olli. •1DD ... /Wlmda ~:~:: -=::: 2 Roome avail In lrt llV a Br n. be Prom li5liO OCIAN AllA hmm, DIO/mo ea. Inc Bea~ apadoua uni.a Walt to tbe beacb. IP96utll.•2tll.
In su:all but= .. ~ Dellptllll J1e 162 Br ........ 4150
yarda, paUoa. ~ apta. IOIDe • /frplc, au -·-················· JM at 111ZMaple9t. .... QI' ~. En· ~New Tuat1n ~
PRESTIGIOUS
LOCATION ...
Newport Beach
•1*>·4000Sq. Ft.
•Bay Views
•Extra Amerut1es
Ex«1Jtive otfices a va a I in
full aerv. ofc bld1t Nr o.c_ Airport. Rerept &.
phone am.. secy serv •
cool. rm, etc. Please t>aU
7SUl.M.
Disk speoe llOO Mo .. sml
ofClce $150 Mo 1827
Westcliff Dr, Nwpt
Beach. 631-0900
Will bui Id to suit 2500sq n
near OC Airport, Call
B-0353.
•NEWPORT BEACH•
•PRIME LOCATION•
S>)'dl from waterfront!
500sqft.
(714) ......
•DJl'..LUXEOP'P'IC~•
P\"cm 1rm.upto1100 aq.
ft. ft'OID D ft. No be
req. Behind Alrporter
Hotel at 2112 DuPoat Dr .•
Ntel.-.aza,e.u
IDCUnVISUms Nr Oran1e County
A1rpirt area. 955-229
I Dov~ 11 lllth I
(7M) 642-8170
TSLM,cmt 142-lD Joy»ecrea w/a&:Lractlve tor elderty. Home coolr· br 2 ... _ So."--~ 1 reeabelt, lreea, ._. n.. ....... '--'--care. 3 • .... Ill'. ~ faadacape • 8 bole pu&.--.-....., -........
Pl-.. Call113-2231 M-F, u~ir•en. 2 poola. •l078.m.2'711
C.Mer7 Villas• office
l)*le Hail t ... 6 1
llDl. 8roMs' 17MS112.. Newpott 8"ctt1No.
890 ll'f'lne
(II tetn)
{7M) 84&-os!SO
1:30-6:30 Frl•D"1 clubbouu v--.....
421
0
"lfrplc color TV, aauu, ..---wdti • ..._ f'OOID, .............. , ...... ..
a.ta at • lncJUdbal l.erlt Illa Bear eabto, aJor' lldtiel. ~ tbl. color TV, I :•:rs&. flplcl,..,.M.MMltl
21661•• " .. ffJIHI
~DELUXE SUITES, rrvm ... Air tlOQd., ... '*" uw pd. 1155 &.0.HwJ.m.eoo
0.-. del llar, dill. la rm. autte. •110 mo.
ltealoaomlca Corp. ....,.
642-3812 Found Fem Afg han MC/V• Tan. Hunt Ren Call ISG
631-03S7or 960-3960 1--------· UNLIMITED
FUNDS!
WlJUd: bustness & IJ v
qtrs 6J poqlble >. Npt .
C.M area. 675 1095,
646--0678
4475 •••••••••••••••••••••••
<Xfice or shop spa~. 47S
sq n . on JrOUnd nr + 2
adjoin. upper units, total·
l11i m IQ ft. On Coast
Hwy .• So. Laauna Sl200 Mo. 4M-1 177 -----................. 450 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1-d TD Lome. ~ ilt 2........_ r..._..,to
ISyn.
PALOS VB.DES
ANANCIAl.
675-2273 ------Pnvat.e Party has money
to loan Real Elute 2nd
T. D's swm1 etc Fast
Aruon 8kr. 97~ 1177
R. E Bus .tr Pers Loans
MoPoWs
Also equity Ii .s wing
loam. Sl0.000 & up. DO
prepeymeot
llbriner's Futant>1al 831-91234
-----
Lost Dot Fem Shepherd
ma.x. gray·blk •Lian. rlop-
PY l'ars "8;,indat ...
~2176 Ooj: lravel~ far
REWARD Lo't ll1t ht
cal.Joo cat wrth a croc.s
C' y t' V I l
Mar guer1tt' St'a,.1e w.
QtM~
roUND I{! bm w bllc
IDlrtmgs fem mix dot
Vic 17th & T ustin
561200
fUUND Fem lnsh Set
lB at Ad&ms,Magnolaa
ao_H._8_5.JS._197_ o __ _
f'OUND lyr old White
rem. Germ Shep Vic
Slater & Golden west 2·26
•1878 Money availab~ for any
n.on. Equity ioalUI 31()() aq. ft for It mfg "-U ._.1 • ....., avaJI. lmmed. 7~-6392 ... agt.'" ..__ Found . LABRADO R
c hoc . c o l o r e d M
LABRADO R b lk M
CHIHUAHUA ma x. M.
bllt/Wbl. CAT. la hairtri·
colored F. Npt De b
AolmaJ Shetter. 144-3658
_Ba_rba_ra_or_G_onlo_n ___ 1 MDety ,. .. Trwt
...... Wmted 4600 o.idii SOJS •••••••••••••••••••••••
One-bedroom cott.p In
quiet spo& In La1una
Beach, Coron.a del Mar
or Cotta lleaa for 9'00 or ... Quiet .,... eaeD·
tial. Write ed Hlll8, C/O
The Dally Pl l ol
N.wspaper, P .O. Box uec>, CGat. ·Mesa. CA
12821 or telephone
673-11M.
Gracioua, profeaalonal
woman, noa-1mokar.
nm-drinker dealrea love-
ly room &n quallly home.
ODl,Npt. ar.u Kitch
prtv delirable. 6'2-4300,
Ad-slUer f 40. 3'·hr.
~coupMaeM
IDI 1•4 Br bOUH ID
n.tlerodl. 111-1111
Wanted: CDotber •Ith
mall ddld •ctoc. lfnale. ,....., ... to ...... Jtome
w111a Mlbl. WW P97 up·to
-ato. Call •v••·, --
•••••••••••••••••••••••
WTD'S ...,alilh!
l5 1'91' term. Sl0.000 or more. No BaUoon.
Udo Newport Co.
............. 3tRn
MlD Pbrlale~, LS~ im..t. Bead! ~. DilcouDl rate
••1otlable. Dou• Siemer, HO·HH or ~
,._ d1 USO .......................
PREGNANT? Carlo1,
cx•.t'Aenia) C'OUDMlinl 6
refwnl. Abol'Uoa. adop-tion. k.,..+na
APCAJlE M'7 ·Zi&.1
CO¥ml ....
•tlMnl•
at HrOuteaD Service
PRE LAW student needa
125.000. WW do aJlYlhlnl
Le1al. Confidntlal
DVll. P 0 . Boa DU, N.8.~
Going Into Bualne .. ?
A•,...-.. lllr law • .... ~ ........... .
"''"' • Pletlt1ou1 ... ,'l ............
te9tet r "'•I naMa
..... CliiMY~
Cati the GA&~ '9LOT LICW.~ ---... ~ ..............
~
Dear Dnver Musician
k1lOW ~t seUuig your
ashtray on rare &. wear
~ mucb·ha ted glasses
L'I not too ~rand a start.
but. 1! you don l mind my
be1nJ: ~o aggress1v1"
meybe you 11 get tn toU<"h
WTth me" To avoid ob 11~ calls. you know
whel? I""" Amy
........... Senicts 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~SY$lem~l
br1n1s P r of Singles
to1ether Saddleback
Sb\gies S1S-Oc89
5400 .......................
7005 .......................
Alnllll
CARl•S ~ .. c..... . ..... ., ...... .__.. • ...,1 ...... ,....., .. .... .., ... ..... , .....
•l1t• Cliwc ·C-.-s..... •M.-...
ac.._, NII I fu .. .. .. ,.._-.w ................
--=~ 400 ..... t::'' :?. v....... ·""° (111)6tl-llll ·
b 0 I .......
R.•o4el, ... lllou.
...... HOeOOYDOIS h' Ah& J .I. O:lwl
Uc'9.--.U .......................
.A. ..... c.,.ts. .... f& _.. ••• -.......... . -...~?· ..... ,__ a aw • ....,, deu. --m -O:llDr ~. whl ~.... ---~h.CIMn ---.. ••••••••••••••• Iv, din,._ hall lilS. Av1
~1,.......aJ-Com.mettlal
Do ll )'OW"'ldf ·C.Lom
Smo&e·Gaa·Wlr ele11·
..... &1.•up Free w
Demo.
DIMOO tor. su.eo:IO.
rm sr.a. murb 110. ~ .. a.. eJim pet odoc'.
Qit ,...U., 15 yn expr.
Do wotk snyMlt. Reta.
SD.OlQJ
w.a.... Carpet c~. ---------• Steam clean. Allo up-
ClSJ'OM INTERLOR
CARPENTRY
ByJlY M2-88t»
Cuatom Carpentry.
Int/Ext. Boal dock re-
pair. Char Renovating.
66-37•
STOIM DAMAtiE
Repair ........ Remodel
Resident ...... Commer.
UCl!nled . . . . . . Bonded
Free Est ..... 646-8649.
holatery. Work 1uar.
Tn.ldt mount unit. Free
... rat. rateeMs-1716
CARPET CLEANING
STEAM ls SHAMPOO
.. 3796
c-tllt/Cowcnh •••••••••••••••••••••••
Concrete contractor, un·
limited shapes & de-
&i1ns. h igh quality
worlnnanshlp, free est.
Uc 13776Sl 493-1121
.......................
ILllCTRJCIAN'·Pft..t rtlbi·"" •Umate on '-le•...UJC>b9
Uc. nm:w t7MB
ILl'.CTIUCIAN
Beat rate•. be1t
worlrmanablp. Small
jobs preferred. 8'7S-IM5
RESIDENTIAL ti
Land1upe. Quallty
work. Call Mike Ad·
Sitter 127, 142·4300,
3'hn.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Very low prices on
landscape cleanups.
George. 549-2015 Gen. carpentry. remodel
mg. Any type door or
window.pa~os. 751-4418
F\nd what you want ID
Thompson·Kesel
Contractors #:110165
Cement work-all types.
~ 642-8482
Owly Pilot Cla531r1~ Want Ad Help?
EXP GARDENER ·
Complete gardening
service. F'Tee estimates
642.5678 548-9812.
fslk'iJ:-:.!. Htfp Want.cl 7100 H11p Wanted 7 I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......................
7005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Be A Traveh\Rent
Jn Just6 weeks
Sunset Travel Sehools
10061 Talbert Ave. fi'V.
96H7SS
AcCOt.ll'ltlnR
Arcounting Payable
Clerk. experience re·
QIAred.
F\le Clerk, Alpha riling.
rrucro-r1trrung
The Balboa Bely Club
Please C'all ror appt
645-7358
Jabs Wanted. 7075 -
••••••••••••••••••••••• Account~ Payable pos1
PROTEC.."f YOURSI-~LI' I
am a body guard,
personill l'haurfC'ur &
profess ional bartend<•r
A ~k ror M it·hael
2J.3.429 3426
tion avail with hio
medic a l rorp ":x
periem·e in a mnrjt. co .1
+ Computer expenenC'e
preferred f'ull bener1ts
Cont<1ct Admuustratwn
631·1855
Mature Enghsh ... peak mg .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-•--lady seeks position as
companion . Lt
boasekeeplng. s days per
week. Nursing bal'k·
ground Prefer lfB area
891·7123
House & apt cleanin#(
Reltable. neat work Call
day 548 2049, J::vc.,
~6502
Housekeeper a vail ror
I.Ive in Jl()e'l1tion Mature
prores!>1onal. well
educated. good dnver.
xlnt ref 's Pre fer
Newport Beach or
Anaheim Hills area.
714/889-5572.
Housecleaning, Exp ..
responsible lady Ref. on
request. 645-2325
Help W..t.d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ACCOUNT AH'T
2 year lt&ff accountant
needed for O C olftce or
NaUonaJ CPA firm. Tax
expenence preferred
Smd resume to Lester
Wttte & Co. A~nt1on Ms
Hughes. 1300 Dove SL
ltl~. Newport Beach.
9ClllO
Acoountin8
ACCOUNTING
1'ltti901WlY
ASSIGMMEMTS
Orange County Is boom·
IJli! Andsoarewe•
We're
ROll8RT HA._.'B accounlef11JS
There are many new
Ace 1 llN; CJefil
CREDIT OFFICE
A full-tame pos1Uon 1s
1tva1lable for accurate
clC'rk to ass1sl rred1t
mana1?er 1n a buo;y
llt'wspapcr oHite Dut1ei.
are vaned Should be a
~typist and operate a
JO.key addtn){ m1tchine
wtlh skill Credit or of
f1ce expenence as des1ra
ble Work m pleasant en·
v1ronmenl with ~ood
company benefits mclud·
ing 2 weeks vacation
after 1 year. company
paid group medical and
dental and credit union,
etc. Apply at:
Ol.AHGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
330W. Bay St ..
C-Oela Mesa
Between the hours of
8-5PM.
Call for appoinunent
please, ~I. XZT7
Equal Oppty Employer
ACC"l'lG Cl.IRK
SECUTARY
Post acds rec./payable
voucben, type SO wpm.
recept1on1st duties.
lrvlne Mir. Call Karen.
540-8894
ACCJ'G PYBLE -Mazda
Irvine has immediate
opening for acct.I pyble
person. Ex per. pref.
Bene. Salary neg.
!J79.SS«> ror appt.
ADMIN. ASST.
P/Ume, financtal plan·
nlng Newport Center.
IDE. Call Mn. Dudzik,
644-74M
firms movtng Into the Adolescent Olr.ls Home, <>nmae County area. br· Uve·lo Housemother 6 lnPal about an lncreu-d ' It Ina demand for ex· 1lrli, 3·4 ays wee •
penenced accountin1 room Ii board+salary.
per'IOlll)tl. ~~d: M6-WO or
CPA'a
Aud.Jton
Ta AccouutanU o:.t Aceouotanll
SlldOI' Ac:eounWlll
lb>kkeepen
AecoUnt.inl ClerlcJI
U you are ll!Ol ewu. ot
lbl! bentllb "' worklns terllplrary, 'ltait ua or · a call, we wW be
to dllc:\aM lt wtt.b
)'OU. • are located In
tlM Coldwell Buker
ADVOTISING
SALES 'lbe Dally Ptlot bu an tmmedllte opm1na for a
1eleaperaon wltb
ncwspeper cll1p1ay •d·
vertllln f u-pertence.
Good uler1. com·
nf11I• •~l fr·
kllt bmellla. Excellent
AIR COHDITIONIHG
MECHANICS
Local operation or major
national company has
operungs for 2 quabr1ed
A C Mec h anics ror
Service Dept Must Ix·
capable or takml! rare or
5 LOn to 100 Lon Ct'ntrul
unilb. Year around work
BARBER.COLEMAN
COMPANY
17991 Fitch An
1,.., .. 714/641-1520
Al'CLEU
Vanous dutJes. F /tame.
Experience helprul.
Moo.-f'rl. 9-5. Many co
benefits. Apply al 1660
Placentia, Costa Mesa
All BKKPR.
Slulled Nursing rac11.Jty
Respons1b1bt1es me pJ
uent b1lbng, follow up.
summanes and ag111gs
Familiarity w /Medi-Cal
pref. Will train person
w/at least 1 yrs. 111trular
expr. &t gd typing & ten
key skills. Xfot salary &
benefits. Apply Hunt·
inglcn Beach Convales·
cent ffoBp. 18811 Florida
St. HB. 847·3515
ASSEMBLERS
PCI $5.75 Hr.
Dass A > mln. 3 yr. exp.
Sokler•WirePCB's
Read B /P 's &
Schematics
Tustin area
Otnep 840-4443
ASSEMBLERS ·
Assembler. machine
wire wrappers, experd.
1.sl & 2nd Shit\ avail.
Pullm Engineenng SA
54().-4229
ASSEMBLERS
A.SS811LB
TECNiillCIAM
Candidates will be
tramed in the processing
of heart valve ltHUe. Good manual dexterity
pref· documentation of
fabri call o n o rders :
perform other duties as
assigned. We offer an
xlnt benefit program.
Pleeae apply in pel'&Oll
btwn2-4pm.
SHIUY,IMC.
17«IOGW.U.Av, Irv.
F.qual()ppoct. Emplyr.
~EllBLERS we will
train. Apply 7am.
llacGrep Yacbll. 1131
Pl....,...a Cotta Mesa.
ASSB-..J
Fbr mec1ical e&ectrOnlct.
Eq)erteoced preferred.
W wtll Ltaln. Boun 7am
to s:ao pm. Escellanl
tmeftU • worlr:lnt COD·
diUooa. Klaalon Viejo
..... ODl1 thole MeldDt s-maimll employment
~·Call 8aMll
':;far.ctw., noo
9-aADa C114tUMIOJ
nDPAD.INO
poMb =unlUel for ~~=·, .................. .
.. ECOAn
lllLY PILOT
'1H I0 4.Dl, Slit. m .... ~
Ph•mbla1. elect rt ca I. ......,. au a-. repain. ............
PJIACUff
Home bDpfo ... meat. re-
"" 1 ' •. ttnctaa • roof. lail. ayraap. G\-4314
U • I .......................
Haulbu! U>wnp Jobe. Ali f• Randy. ltl-IG'J
HAUlJNG &:CLEANING
ReUd/Oomm 1. F'Tee esL
Call911Z-1482
AD around hauling.
1 T. lNCk. Free esL
Call AM. $48-31164
Haul/1radln1. Demoll·
lion. Sk.iploader. dump-
tnack. Treee/yrd work .
831·1.257
OCX: lludenl. Sklploader,
dump.truck. Gr ade.
haul.Dan~
a.l....,llnm1e....,,
l"w • .._. • bus .... Rt•oaable rata. •l•l tillt __... lib MOW, ... fer fte Penoeal
--'n.dl, ..... Pam.
a ,;;;?' ~ ""· 11t ••.a-aa... but ._ ._... 4oM •JIMe. a.. to ci&eu. CaU \al JI!! . ......., I& IDOlOI w e • r e J o h n • •
,...,,._ 1 tto.ecltuloC. We do ~r Crpt 6 Upbol. e¥e~tbla1 from ten
Cluoert. fir waalnt. delli:nl to tboM apeclal
.-. elb ... lllnM. J>rot. Jolls. l\illy Ue'd. Is ua·
-•Ma.111•1 ...-.m'M•
T.L.C. Houecleula1
S."lce. 0.peadable. ~ Lic'dtlloaded .
°h)'•! ~
1WAMY'S ~ Cl 1 time maid
ave. ~ DISCOU!'n' ON VACANTS. S&M.m carpet """"*" buted. Free at. ae brsvc. '31·7181
Housecare Service.
LetTrois Domesllques.
call 840-nu for your
boUle ilMrview
A.lice .. Howecleanl.n1
Window Wu.bing. Refs.
Reasooable, reliAble.
673-18,.....,1
llfp: 1111 .......................
HYPN06lS WORJCS
For free CIOll*&Jtahoa
caJ.1 Ad&l«.tt Ill,
IG-4300 it brs .._, .. ..... ••....•.........•.
R.J. Coe*. 20 yra Opel'.
Local year around aervtce. • 1m. an. 1132
loc:omeTu ~·
Mt ot1 before Mar lS.
K. Paternio.uo, enrolled
qt. (TM )IG-04.\S
Call today for a ppl.
646-5233 Short P'orm.
Sta&e Is Fed. 112. CM.
centrally localed. J .
Moriarty, Acct.
XlnL cleanina done by
Rm. 11/br. 4br min. Uc. a..t.c 'I I I 557.c709. • ..................... .
SUSIE'S
HOUSECLEANING
751 7368
•
...... ,,,. ........ .......................
Prr£88 PAINTING
Expr'd . Rua Ratea.
Free Eat. Call Gene -.om
Paintlnc. INT /EXT.
Helt. honest. reb.. 12
yrf. exp. Lie 'd. Dave
9M-10&S •
I 4
~al ls commercial patm•na Ftee eat. ~ ...
nita.87M.Wl,673-{17!f1
Dave's PalntJ.ng-tntlut,
all )'OLlr pa!ntuJg needs.
Ra. comm. ind, rree est
-7487 aft Spm
•.•. ; .......................
Repair • &eroof,; All
tJpe1·1blft1t'e1 •
rocbbak .. ·compo..tar. ~ea.~..., Pio .
Avail .
Qualified roolln1. Pree
eat . Leak repair. 135.
Good rata on abakes " compo, Call 975-1107 bl • •
Reroolln,c • Repaln. all
typee, l\W'. No w a1t1ne.
8 A:C: M-«SU
F\ne ext. painUng. St. ~Y p•tn!hng •paper S.=111dil111 -
L1clln1. T r y me. R. ·-w_..1uar Free est
.,..... Ula • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• &nor. &J&.5666 91.ew. 547..CSJ
f'nlf. painl..mi. Ext Ir Int.
Most Ext 1275. tJIOOlS
Free est 536 ·4383
MCNa.sa
n.~·s Pauiti.ng. aerv1ng
area 9 yrs, most reu.
check my rel. llr.
~
Olt.m Painting, k> rates
Free ci.t 3 yr g11ar.
1162-1C78. 633-9837 aft S
...... /lllfl*r .......................
Sewtng MactuneServ.
in )'OLlr home. Gu.ar .
25 yrs exper. 97S-l 1C17
Nea pakbes Ir textures s..t.g/AJterat-.
FmlST. 8').14Jt •••••••••••••••••••••••
PJ.A5TERfNG SewlnJt Machine Serv. In
Addlt.iona bou5a home. Guaranteed. 2S
Free est • 586-4892 yn exper. 714-975-1107
"t*'4
Plastering.patches. T.¥ ...... c 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• re11tuccos. add1t 1on1 AnJc· & roof installation.
fbnbl Ed MS-5660 Mulllple outlets. 23 yrs
np. Bt.11Coyne.496-791~
••••••••••••••••••••••• Tit
Le Papier lit Ill ~1«' & Specuw:ung in res1d I ren •••••••••••••••••••••••
qualttype.penng. tal property laland Cerarruc Tile Installed. 714-~23.50 Senicea96S-0831 Firs. counters. tub ...
Qstom waJlpepering
Ail worlt guaranteed. a.st Property Services
S4().'l766 ---------
lndel>eodent dram rlean·
mg, plumbmg 15.SO/up.
S48-31'rl dys, ~ a(\ s
Pree est. Refs S40.()7fi0
..qwillty Landscapin& •
Olmp. soft.scape design
& l:nllllallation All work
guar. Free est Green
dale Landsca p 1 o g
731-6276
Housedeanlng. Res1d l· 12 yrs uper NB CM
Comm1. new consll'Uc· ....._ iarea. I'm small. pnce!> Make your edvert1<11ng
doll.M ~ farther' Li.st
)'()Or buslM's e ~ ery day
an tbe c1~1r1ed ~'\100
or th•~ newllpilpt r
642 S678
Baths, kitchens. f.>ntrv
ways. For esllmate call
641-B'l ask for M 1ke
....................... tion 213!791·1412 collect. _.,,,
WUJ take care of elderly -••••••••••••••••••••• are small 67S 3014.
at my home. exper. SELL idle items with a Bndcwork Small JOb!'I 673'"17
. •...•..•..............
TR&SUIGEOH
Trees topped & ~moved
Yard Clnui-7S1·3C'16
guara.ntMd. Call an S: 0-.uly Pilot Cla...slf1ed Ad Newport. Ca6ta Me>a & Seu t.bm&s fa5t Wllb Daily 6.11~ 642.5678 lrvine S7S 3175eve:. Not Want Ads.
~~~ ..... !!!~ Hllp ••••• w ••• cmhd •••••••••• !!!~ ~~~ ..... !!~ Hllp ..... w ••• lllhd •••••••••• 1 •• 1.00.. Hllp w...t.ct 11 oo Hllp Wcmhd 11 oo ..............................................
M&embly. light. fem. Full Banking BOOKKEEPER f u 11 ----------------lune, 8-hr day. Sl.SO hr EXPa.. TB.La r h1rge, for Laguna
S m . s hop, HB Non· ., .............. ,..__.._._ Beach sub.contractor
smoker. Call 9am·noon ---Must. ha~ construction for appouitment. 842 3121 An mdepeodenl bank experience Call 838-47112
ASSISTIM
B>ITOlt SUIYEY
5 30PM lO 9 JOPM, Mon
d11y thru F'r1doy
!J.30AM to I JOPM S11tur·
dliy Greal for collei:i;ms
and moonlighters S84 1.10
Pl'r w ee k ONLY
REQUIREMENT IS /\
GOOD VOICt:: t::.tll
642 4321. ut 312 after
5 30PM. Monda) thru
F'nday
Attendant work w han
dlcapped adults MU4t be
strong. walling to ass1 ... t
1n tasks as to1let1ng.
teed111R. general clean
up XJnt vacation & m
surana! hener1ti. l nitl"d
Cerebral Palsy /\~i.o(· :mo W Harvard St San
ta Ana,~ S760
AUTOMOTIVE
TIRESBYICE
and light repairs. Willing
lO tram Newport Tire
Center. 3000 E. Coast
Hwy,CdM.
AVl'OMOTIVE
LOTMEH!
Olev)' dealer orrers full·
Ume. permaoent posi·
lions to assist new & u.&ed
sales depls. m varied
t.allk.a & mainlenance of
Inventory. See Sales
Mgr.
HOWARD~
Dove 6Quail Sts.
NEWPORT BEACH
AUTOltOUTE
REXllS'l'ER. Early AM .
I 'h to 2 hrs. $375 to
$450 /mo . Xlnt.
moooll1ht. Wlvea. re·
tired, dlaabillty, StU·
dent.I. Need gd wheels.
:seo..Dl8 or~.
Babysitter. my home.
permaneot, Eves S-11?
Please call 675-7621.
CdM.
Babysitter needed 9mo.
girl. Sdys/Wk. CdM area.
Pref. my home. 1133-1670
dys. 875-81.28 eves.
Banking
Selfe Depoth Ca.rte
Previous nperience de·
a1r1ble, but wlU train. u..-l1Phll ll req&ared.
C•t1•1r~
•p111 ......
PrevioUI experience de·
tlrab&e, Uabl &.YPinl la re· q\&nd. lluat -be able to
apeak Speollb
United C.llfomia Bank
2301 So. Main St.
Santa An.a 59-5117
Contact Mrs. Laffey
E.O.E.
BaMlnl
TICl.LER -NO SATURDAY HOURS.
Ni-ti.Im ....... bper. fftf. Npt. 8eb. odlce.
lhtlvenal Sul.011 •
Loan. At k for .. r •
J-. -OUf 11.0.I! .
849Sunllower St. C.M
S4()..s;n)
E.0 E
Bank.mg
Pac1!1c Federal Savin~!>
has openings for lull
lime tdlers. Nwpt lkh
ofc. expt•r preferred
Call Pat Pall' 644 76JO
Pre' lous expcrienre
~d be helpful Good
t.ypinR skJI Is reqw red
Uruted California Bank
3141 E Coa.st llwy
Cororul del Mar
673-9'bl0
EO 1-:
Banking
TB.LEIS
f'ull & Part T1 me
Career opportunity for
indiv iduals w 1th 8
ananlbs previous Teller
experience. Full a nd
part time pos1llon1
available throughout Ora.nae County.
We provide an out.stand·
lng benefits package
complemented by con·
1enlal working at·
mmpe.bere. Pleue call:
Lorraine M IUer
C714Jt73-J724 So•u @ u:..
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
Equal Opportunity
E;mployer M IF
llAUTY ASSIST.
U> train ror cllentele
Great opport. Minimum
+. 837-8779 & 837-4250
IEAurY MAHAGB
Newport Beach saloo
540al2. 644--0861
IU ... OPllATOlt
wanted person
w/bluellne experience,
runolna or worktna
behind bluel i ne
macblnea. Zero• ex·
perteoee helpful. Call
ilart711·39>
.. If •••• 1/Ctlftl
Full time, expel'. helpful bat not oec. llany co.
beneftU. Apply at lllO
Placedla, c.o.ia M•a .
IOCam• ~r=Dana Pt. a.~ .... = p/U.aM Booll-Quallftld .,.,...
.., • •aritly o1 ... ....... u • lledble boura.M='•Wrat.lYe6 '"*",....._can tor ._..,,u.
BOOK&llPBR -P'or ..... .,, ....... ,..
_.b>am.•IMl.co.
..._..~ .• accur
to WOflil w/fll de CPA. g.o ......
IOOOEIPBjSECY
Work ID one person or c
L<'t1 rn c·om puteri rf'd
bookk1~pinl( !>Ylllf'm' k
Ix-dbl£' to handlt• lh•·
n"-poo Wht•n I ht• ho'' I\
UW:J)
lrv111t' Pt.>r1onnd /\l(l'nt'
~ f, 17th. CO'tt,j Me .. a
Sti· ~ 1>42 11711
~~
~Firm
Ill F'a."h100 r!!land ,tff'J
hM 1mmechaw opentnl(
ror CL"tuer llour-.. 8 :.) S
Expenenre prt'frrrt't1
c.ontact Helen McGinlt·'
for appointment 644 2292
Brokt:r ~ Real 1-:0.t.ik
Sdle!>per~on l•> 'l°ll ~
million worth + or
re-.1uuranh oi9.J ~i I
RI.fl bov
"ull ume. dJ)' u.· .. <'h
HouM Inn. 619 Slt'<'P}'
}~low Lane. l.aR Br h
• Cafetena · lndu.'iln11I.
lmmed. openings 1n
lrvme &CM a~a.". f'ull
& P rr Days & 11w1ng
sh1rb. Line ser vE>,
cash.ler. 11nll & other
general duties. 994·2331.
CASHIER . mature .
resp()Os1ble. Eves 1nr
wedleods. Apply M t hru
W. 8-llam. Gift Shop,
0 c Aa l'J>Ort
CASHIEI
MAl)OC SCOck Brokerage
flnn nea.r 0 C Airport
Typ1n1t only requ1 re
menl Hrs 8-5 <All Judy
Eckert So40-8121
~HIER
Jl\tll Ume 10 our Fashion
laland s tore for a
rmpomable, dependable
penon wtth good tas~
A~y In person ~tween
1~12
APIOPOS
29 Fashion Island
CASHta
P\Jll Time, icood pay.
Growth co. 5 localloos.
Owl' al. We Train.
Mll'llO CAI WA.SH
2ll50 Harboc Blvd.
Coltall ...
callOS
UTDTIM
MARKETS
ODenlQll oow available fOr Jul.I Ume Aaaittant
......... ~2nd lsJrd
1hlJU, No eapertence
... •• b'alD. A.chane..
meat opPortwa.lt1 tor
•-rmeDt poelUca to =s er llou r If
... IDOl9 .. . .......... .
... lo ... N!t lU iw-..... Oal&a ..... at.em.WW....._
._,., Uma rrtd111 .......... ....,°'""._.'er
Cll'rlcal
EARN A CHANCE TO WIN
A FREE TRIP FOR TWO
TO LAS VEGAS
It's eo1y, jmt conw to our offiu to ~lst~r
& worii 40 hours! If you an ~inq for o
job I& hou ot least 6 lftOflths offlu
uJMrimcel, now is tht' ~st ti~ to ~
in•of•~ in new corHr o~i•s & you
could win a fotttastic Lo• Yeqos •ocatiOft!!
• Secretaries • Typists • G~eral Offiu
Clens • ReceptiOftish
CALL 557-0045 OR COME I .. TO
CT\-L/f\7:.
3723 llRCH STREET
NEWPORT IEACH
• Rnunt1 tnp. Jtr r;;n • I. h11tl'I JI rommucl.1t111n '
f°' thn" rta \"'
ClnLDCARF:
WorlonJC mother & 9 ) r
old daugliter •-ouJd Ltke
1111ture non·smotm" m·
dtv 25+yr lO shr 2Br.
1119 cotta"~ on quiet st 1n Balboa.. nr bay. Si!OO / mo
Refs req. 6'75·7738 aft
4pm.
CHURCH CUSTODIAN.
Mon-Fn e.5. Salary nso
mo +benefits. Appl.lea
lions 1ccepled ror 1n
terview call 494. 7S.SS
Q.aJCAl
OFFICEA1DE
ACXXXJ'NTS PAYABLE
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Should enjoy working
with figures 6 be able to
i nterface well with
others. Typing helpful
nat euentlal
Xlnt benefit package in
chldin1 company paid
major medical. dental &
lite tna .. profit sbarin1.
New, clean modern
facilltiel lo lood workan1
atnmpbeft.
CIMCO •Btl . Colla= a blt. s. ol Baker otf RedbllJ)
Oenr .. 1
20
IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS
WEM&D
a.ERK TYPISTS
F'tLEU.ERKS
XEROX 4000 & 7000 OPR
XEROX 9200 & 9400 OPR
Will lralll Short & long
term us1gnment:. No
ft'e Good p.iy Paid
weekly
U you can type 40 wpm+
& enjoy variety WE
NEED YOU 1 Short or
Imig term us11{Jlment.s
No fee. Good pay. Paid
weekly
l\arell '
IRVINE E.0.£.
IJJMCU.K.
7~
MIF
ClBICS
Pa.rt Ume & full lame
graveyard, pert u~ aw-
1n11: Apply 7 ·Eleven
Slllrt>. 1097 W. Baker,
··~
Q.BkTYPtST
f emale wanted. Aftl'r
l100n!'t only Pleasant ~ur
roundlnRS m Npt. lkh
Call 67J. 1($)
COMPANION -Elderly
111>-om.rn i.t>ek:s m1ddl1·
a~ woman Lo shr homv
& domest1r duties. Noo
smoter Salary . M is~
VteJO 495-S377
Ox*. full ume <bys. epp.
ly M·Th, 3-S pm, Coro s.
4647 MacArthur Blvd .
""lB Stl).2244
l'OOKS It BUSBOYS. 40
hr. w~k Call aft I.!
noon 673~
C 1lar.._.
& s..dwich l'ft"IOft
~ expenence in work.
lnjl r time & p t1mt'
fttS.2193
COUNTER HELP, Donut
Shop. 6-2:30pm, F rr
Prel mat~ woman. No
exp ntt Apply in person
D1pp1ty Donuts, 1854
Newport Bl. CM
Dellcat~sen Help. Ex-
perience pn!ferred. <1v~r
IB I F '1'. 1 for Mon.
Wed !'. Sat & Sun
644·51119.
DELIVERY PERSON.
ru11 & p 'time. F'Teewny
Auto. 26242 Avery Pkwy.
MV
DELJVERY Is STOCK
with oppty for advuce·
ment. M IF applicuts
welcome. Apply Jn
person bt wn 9·5. see
Tum. lSl2 Newport Blvd.
C M.
Dell very people needed. ~~~~~~~~~ have part ume poa1Uon ....
CLERK. full time ,
IWllcbboard. tYPtnc. m.
inl • lllbt drl vtna f Of'
open. You wUI make up
toll per hr. Call ~tw~n
J.tPM. 638-1 US
Newport Beach lab. Delivery p eraon ror
Pbane Jan after tOam. wbolaale seafood eom· ~ beDafi1a for a -.140 pany, 1ome counter
vuttt1 ol dertcaJ Pl»l· CL9tl( ~Nut appearance.
tlooa: Setrete17 aod Needed to au ht AJ>PlY ln "non, 145
_.._.._....: man ,.-ID~ BroedwaySL,CM Tnlit·fM eaperiHc• -. -. ftt N. ••·lltu; T1Pllt• 11 at leeO r'titent a DeUveey Ptrlme. l.A ....--...... a.a..11eaa • ,,.., aoo per .... ln
Bl·Uqual Cle.rt& aod . ......Btacb.•t•
::,'f'» ':'::'.:::; ~n:.~ D E L I V S a ~·.at
l•mu1 .. .a,. lretp1n1. pleaunt e n· ~~N .. ~
b ..__.... ~ -·· ... -. _,,. '~o>smn· bllMd on nper. Xlot . au IL Alton beM. La1ut1a BHch •
8-&aAoa -----------1WN11'1 ..V.Y ; ..
.... Miii
.._.M -I •· tam to .... a.ll 1111 Hl)' at....._~ C•ll .................
.... ~ ...
.. tmA,
DA!.Y P!LO! •
~!!~:.. ... ?!!! ~~~!! ..... ?~~ .-.w..,.~ noo ~ ................. .
Pl''W-1 I .... &tlaa A._........._ ~a' ! ~.:.,,....c&'°'b" Boa1 &xee. •••tu • c. • ••• • . -.lo7ed ,...... •IM> •·llDO.. ... &oaupplMWll tWr
t 1 , .. -=. =ccJ.•t11':lal •• r: ----------_,..._..,... __ P"'-NCIJ,eit•ill. App. -... wttb t bul'nw
17 ID .. ,.oa: Re1&1 baUl .....t tWr.,.,.. llaln\yllata, IHI S. lime. Call for •PPt.
Brl•tol. C8o. CoHt _.im ___ . -----SICllrAIY
OIL.._ ...,.11 fW L.A. ~-==::::~ ... ,_ ear. Peir111. Prt. s.ntlrw
UOO/SUO p•r mo ~~~ -.-....... a. .... tftldlwl. ...
D MlilllW put Ume 101•1. claermln1 =-==-OrotezY 6 ='r:'°.,.u:J:. -----~_;... __ ._ paQ. ••II Of'lanbcd.
Olala'l omee aeecta ~. .. u tt., t • r w Ith
NI cir put Ume. sn-IMrta.d A~ akJUa
vtoul ~ exper MeeeHry. Cac•llnt
=ial. Appl1 at ==~·· .· Dmta1 Becept .• br11bl. n.~SICY aper, motivated. llut vw.fttDCbn1 oppor. for
ltnow imuruce, t1Pmg rmture prof secy to •·
40 ·rtq 'd. S•lary open slat dynamic top ell· .....,.. ecutJw in N.B. Top or-
Dea&.tl. c.bainide aasis
ltal. Mon-'lbun, X-ray
Uc ~·d. Salary open.
··~
oimtaJ AsaUUllt , l"Olll &
back. RDA & Coronal Potisbini Lie. 4 dayi; per
wee& . ._9671 & 76Hl700
Ask for Lorraine.
DanAL UCEPT.
F /tame. Busy preven
_ Jl~Y oneot.ed practice
~ highly motJvated tlei>endable rettptJOfUSl
~ ~ worklJlg With
and helping people. Must
... ~ ..-ve rmn1mu.m l yr expr
Xfol h rs & benef1u ..
, JM2-$SS1
DodlA"'"tdcMt
looth A"ftd•t
Newport Arches Manna
Call Judy. 642-4644
gantutkloal, eecretanel
& tdmin. atll1a nee. Real
estate background
beQltul. Must be a aell·
attrter. Xlnt. sal. &
benefit.a. Cootact Wendy
l<Nmann et 851·9322
Factory Trainee
Industrial ceramics,
Apply: Ceram· Tek.
981 W.18th..C.M.
Factory
16
IMMIOIATE
OP&llMGS
WAREHOUSE
ASSEMBLY
FACTORY
Good money. 1ncent1ve
bonus, l'lohday & vaca
lJOn pay P111d weekly
Dnvers. l\orrell • Oebver bakery products
~ supermarkets Early
m 0 r n I n g t 0 "l I d SDMCU,llC.
afternoon. C.11 SS7-6'127
DRIVERS
Oteclter Cab. 493-8888
: Dnver /Gardener comb
' Have valid CA license
Good dnvang record.
Min. age 20. Apply at
Pennysa ve r. 1660
Plaoentia. CM.
··IJBIVEllS -GOO Week. . wm tnun U'Uck drivers
Open 8ar&Spm. 995-8413
DRIVER
IRVlNE 752-6666
KOE MI,.
Gardener needed ror
apartment complex.
642-5073
Ge&ALOFACE
Growing Irvine Co. has
full time position Im·
mediately avail. We need
a brtght person with good
phone manners to assist
our service dept.
manager. Duties lo 10cl
Typmg, dispatching, etc
Training will be pro-
vided. Call Shelley for
appl. 979-ZW.
Ca!Jf. Q)p)'Ullt Prodll('ls
eOG9NOMIY /N!llfll °"'91 M11o eo. loll: 1.=:===-----_.., ,_,,__. ... .,. MAINT'DfANCE
CllDl¥tll..m ROUll:KlllPlNO
eUAIDS
J'aU • part U••· All areaa. U•llorma ,......,..., ~ ... I& Of
CMr.a.a.r.d~. ND~~t: ~fecs.!.2:' W. Otb Sl:net. Ant. ln ~ lwJura .. u • l •
Mon°"" Jn.
IU'PD RMllb llWI HolpK.al In
H,lt ti 11 loc*lnl '°' • ...,.v• to malotaln UDl1I crew. Applicant
.tU ... " 1.a 1"1 •••· • b9f...tJiar ... m&m· teaaace prot'edurea.
Good At.rUn& Nla.ry •
trt._ '-ftl.t piettage.
l''or htlervlew eootect
la Ml-141&. E. O. 8. M /f'
Hair Styblt wtfollowtq Will pay 65'l.. Deaian Mana1era needed
Plue. NB nut to Mlblre buaband & wtfe l"lllil*lll Ia1&nd Ask f team wt.th eeJI aton1e. Bob.__, · or apt renllnl or mole I
Hair Slyliat
~aweatthat
Special Stylist
Man1curi1t-A11l1ta nt.
Call 811'*15. Mon. lhru
Fri.
~
PIT·fUU time positions
Avail, Day & Nlte shifts.
No exper. necessary .
Ulyr& • wp. 549-1512
Hotel Nlghl Auditor
Delk Clerk. Ben Brown's
AliaoCreek Inn. 499-22'1 I
•HOUSICLEAMERS
S4/S4.50br +bonus. Will
train. f\1U or p/tlme. Ad
vanremeot opport Must
have transportation
848-7{9)
Hou1ekeeper1 Cook. !Jve
an. ma lure lady for s mall
guest borne. ~7107 or
836-1078
Housekeeping
Pon.er part lime. mo\lmg
funuture. clearung win·
dows, et.c Please call for
appt. The Balboa Bay
Oub. 645-7358.
Housekeeper Lave-In ure
for elderly C M ''ouple
s:iCXl per mo. 548-4200
Housew1 ve~·Sl udcnl'.
xlnl P /I' oppt 'y. flex hr~.
good pay Call TLC
Housel'leao1n g Sen
i:.wn4~PM 754-0030
~aper.Work s days • week wilb IOOd
J19.Y. Pleuecall167-8Ull.
MAMAe••tr Unlimhed income pot.en.
Wl1 111 primary wholesale
bu!u.oela. Profit shanng
& other benefits. Need
not le.Ive present pos1·
lion. 54$. 77~
Management
IHFUTIONl'ttOOF
Seeking ambitious
person who des ires
freedom and aecurlly
and i.s wt.lling to lea m.
Wool tnterfere with pre·
sent JOb Call for appt
lncome Plaruung Assor
646-67&5
MANAGER
for small bu.sy sen ice
hardware store. Send
bnef resume & phone
number l.o P 0 . 7641, Sta· uon Gt. N pt lkh 92660
Mtn1 cun1t. pedacurisl,
sculptured nail a rt ai.t.
make up & art1u
f8CUll.1sl needed. Will pay
top wage-. w, following.
Design Plaza. NB next lo
... ashlon l!lland Ask for
Rob &lO 6023
Mature couple. relll'f
managers JO units clB!>s
A rnott>I, Costa Me:;a. 5
<lays per month. non
'mokcr... no pet:; Will
lrdlll. 675-:.>07
MOCHANIC S200Week
Housewives af you ·re Will tram Open 8am
friendly. cooscaenuous & 8pm. ~13
dependable we need you ! Daily 8·4. Apply in l ________ _
penoo, StooemlJI Tf'r· ~AL race. 29l5 Redhill. C M MfG TECHHK:IAH
Insurance
Co mmercia l Un
derwrate r. Lrg N B
agcy. Exper ntt. Sal
comm. wlexper Call
Dume Bullock· 833 9550
Two years expenent'e
worlung w1lh minute
parts Medical company
Excellent benefits &
wortUng coodlt ions MIS·
s1on V1e10 areJ Only
lho8e Sffkang Pf'rmanenl
emp&oymenl need apply
Por data processing
centB. 9am·Spm. Mon.
Fri Musl have valid
C1hforn1a driver!.
!Jcense & good drivmg
rec•onJ
lnt.enor plant co. needs Call Sul>an, 581-3830
GeneraJ Caguig, women. hard working person for --------· men. d.ly eves. Wall warehouse anstallat1on
DATA TEN
DIS Redhill. C.M
S49-o:r70
DRJVBS
Men or women 25 yrs or
okter. Know the coast
Cities. Net Sl80 a week or
more. Orange Coast V.eUow Cab, 17300 Ml
Herrmann. Fountain
Valley. <No of Slater
belwn Newhope &
F.uclid l
·oftivERs.cl'05S Country.
No special license re
qµi red . .MacGregor
Yacbls. 1631 Placentia.
Olstallesa
Dry Cleaners
Opening avulable at Dry
Cleaners. Experience
pref erred but nol
• ~· Call 548-6485 ~ for Mike. Between
·ta.
lra1n I rv1n~ Ca 11 S57-0tSOorS4(>.4242
641·9020, 8 llAM
GB4ERAL <>FACE
Will train to operate
computer recording &
filing system for new car
dealership. H.8 area.
call collect (714) 565-9147
blwn lJ.4.
General Housekeeper.
Raleigh Hill Hospital,
Npt Bch has an im-
mediate opening for an
expe rien ced
housekeeper Good start
ing salary & frin ge
bener1ts package. t'or
more an!ormat1on con
tact Uz 641-1616. E.0 .E
M/P
General
The Balboa Bay Club as
now tunng for
Seeretary, heavy typmg.
90me accounung helprul.
lh.8.:»tos
Mem Spa Auendanl. no
expenence necessary
~10 Mon. thru f'Ta. $3.SO
perbr.
INVENTORY
Blouse dept. Sl John
Kruts needs a respansa
ble indiv to oversee lhe1r
blouse inve ntory . an ·
eludes record kecpin&
Should be bi -lingual
Spanish/Eng!Jsh ). app.
ly 111 person: St. Jolul
Knits. 17422 Denan, Irv
"JOIN THE MEW
KIDS OH THE
ILC>aC"
Register today walh one
al the newest and excat-
ang temp placement
agencies in lhe cowily
Typists. Sec ·s. Bkpr·s.
Gen. OCfice. No F'ee'
978-0505
'The City. Orange
E.O.E.
Kenne.I help. wknds/live-
in. Call for appt. Car
needed. S4()..42.34
Medical Assistant full
tune Expenenced front
& back omce 498·4000
San Clemente ---
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
a nd MEDI CAL
P HLEBOTOMI ST re·
quired for Newport
Beach lab Phone Jan
after lOam, 640-0140
MEDICAL
TRANSCRIBER
P o r pro fe s,lonal
secretarial service ID
Newport Beach PT /PT,
da ys Mu s t be
knowledgeable in all
medical 1 pec1allles.
raptd typuig & accure~
spelhnic mandatory
Salary commensuratf
with ablllllea. Ex·
penenced only need app-
ly. CaJI ~ ask for
Jlll Henderson.
Medical front officf
Secretary. Ortboped1(
alfi~. Call 558-6*)5
Btd1wk AsMlilbfy
fbm located near ocean
• .._opportunities for F ff
ft a UnUted number of
Ptr. <During school tira. JpOltt.ions. WUI train.
Junior Maintena nce
Engineer. Entry level
position. Union benefits. FUe Clerlt. Alpha filing, Laborers. Concessionii.
I fil l For CIRCUS VARGAS.
MEDICAL RECEP·
TIONIST -F /T. ror
busy neurologist omce.
Must be organized, self·
slalUd & able to handle
muWple phonea. Typlna
nee. w tine k.oowledae
pref. Av.U. lmmtd. Call
0>Ueen M2·1UT
·&ain wbile you learn.
825/br. to start or more for. experience. 1020 W.
• mb. Sl. ~
~ L.E CTR t CI AN ,
·~MA.RINE.
Olll1 bard worker need
• ..,ply. Ron llaQJSlDI
..... 11
m cro-m ng. 8:30·5. O.shdaily! Call8tl·66S7. Moo. t.bru Fn. $3.50 per ___ .:.._ ___ ...;__
hr. LEAD KAN TRAINEE Accounting Payable car production ceramica
Clert. Experience re· abop. Must have lead ex.
Q\Anld.8:30-5.llon.thru J)i!rlence Is 1peak
Fri. Spardab. Call 9'1'N600 Porter part ti me. ·
Wedms.1bun. •Sun. 4 LeplSecretaty t.o lficW.,. Small dJDa,mJc business
P'-callforappt. litigation firm In ~7351 Newport ~nter seeks
Oea 1 Mc Clerk. accurate
t,nill. lite btkPI exper.
ll.lbn 6 netL Penna·
Did Ptr, Call 1Pm·5pm: .,.. .... esperienced. efficient " ener1et1e leaa1
secretal'J. S.H .. dlc·
taptl:loe • x1nt. l1Plbl
s kill• • must. Xlnt.
aalal7 dep 1ndlna \q>On
qualification and U •
peieDce. Geod beoellq, .....
.essa•aa
Dyaamlc morta1aee rum needs • meaeenaer. lbt be Ntponaible, de-
pmdeble, have own car
• IOOd drlvtu record. "11l time. Clll .IODJUM
•.J0:3Dam. Stlan. ... ,. ...
lldcaJ ILUlUfactwina
compaay need• • worker. Machlae abop
expertence req\llred.
hlab school machine
abop ok. Excellent
bmiftta • worklU con-dlliona. lftaaJon -Viejo
...... ODly tboM Mellin&
Jl8'!llUfl8l emoloJIDllii .-..,ay, Call a.au. . .-.--
!llJlal AIDIS -AU •
1 hlfh. &aper, or ~. Mnt Vtrct.
O.Wl. Hmp. -1 Ceat,r
a.CM
NUJt8ING
RN. LVN. DIRECTOR
01' STA PF
ogv£L()J>M ENT -
8leocnt a part ot tile
&rowla& field of pro-
(.mal taia&ric n.ura.
ial. 79 bad lktJJed DW'I·
1111 tadlty bl C.11. Com·
pet1tive aalaey. 2 wits
VllC. bNllb • dental i.ns •• ~ S6ck Ive plu.
Q:dact llarjorie Robb.
D.O.N. 3.o Victoria, C.11
6003l7
Nwslni Experieaced Certified
Aides, all ahift8. lull " ~time. up IO $4.15 per
hr. to st.art.
TRAINEES 7 lo 3:30.
X1nt NA tra.iniq prog.
Earn while you learn.
S3.3> minimum to S3.70.
flagship Coavalescent
O?nter.642-8044
Nur5ing
LVN'S 7-3::» fr 3-11::».
S6 35 to S6.7S per hr.
Outstanding benefits
Regular & merit ratHS 2
~ vacation al'ter I
yr. Major medical, den·
ta1 & We lllS. al no rost to
employee. f1agsh.ap Con·
valescent Center,
642~
NursinR
Nurses Aides AU sbil\s.
Good rate of pay. No ex·
per. nee. Will train.
<Art1ficalJon program
available. App~ Port
Mesa Convalescent
Hospital. 2570 Newport
Blvd. C.M 642-0400.
Office.Lumber. Assistant
lnvoactng clerk. J().key
touch & accurate lyptng
a must. 998-8680 Oran~e
OFFICE WORK -Wlll
train ~ per week lo
st.art Opeo 8am to 8pm.
995-8413
Offic:t> Mgr MeGuinness
& As.soc. wiexperlenoe.
Small office. Com -
pellllve pay. lnqwre:
Mark o r Jami e .
7u.754-alOL
OfRCEWOIK
for chutth. P /time in
own home. Gd tYPtSl. de· uu.Js. S48-al0. 641-1512
Orthodontic lab work .
l'l10ther W 1t.ids lll :t!Chool
l.o work flelUble hrs and
earn extra money Must
have some manual dex-
ler1 ty and desire to
learn 546-5170. 759-0!82
Padtagmg
•PIX• T .A. 8 . aaawerl 01 .....
T.A.& -·Mn'. bu a r .. poettlooa • .,.., In
Tm.. SA. Cl(. 6 Hunt. 8 .
...... Vaned ablfta, P ff
fl , tr. 11.uy cd'ttnd•
inc "md'U. Wortr near
)'QUI" borne 6 earn while youleanl.
50-CP» E.O.E.
SIClll'ARY I
SeM «art« w ltood lyp. Inc and S.R. akil1a for
pmlboa w tvtriety. some
penoll!WI • lnaureoce wort. Irvine area.
Oa1J for appt ·
540-763'
A. Kmdavls Ind E O.E
Personnel Lo cal
pubUabJng firm needs
responsible person to
~f'VlSe personnel. I.II
su:rance. gencraJ ollic•
Must IJke detail won.
Xlnl eo. beoofits Good
s lartan& salary Call
Penonoel 549·4834
nte>HENOS
Loo«.ina for nal1onally adwrtlsed quality pro
-<fuel. Cell Mr. Allen
~
Photo F\n&sb.in.:
PbotD Clerk net'ded part
tlme eH?s 6pm to 1 lpm
SJ 2S per hr C.111
54&-7366
~Thenlpy ... ROOJJ program needs
personab£e. t nm Spanish
speaking ude Mechcal
exper & typuig ska I ls pre
f 'd. F lt.lme. SA 979 7924
Plastics •• ,.....
for relaal slore. Will
tram. $3.SO/hr. Plastics
Plus. 556--0900
Plastics
J OBS! JOBS' JOBS'
Work close lo homt>
Save 00 IUIS Job open
mgs exist on Rrave yard
llpm to 7am for ex -
per1enced or TraaMe In ·
jedion Mold.int Ma t'bane
()peraton. Le.m on lhe
job while ea.nun« money
RAPID advancement for
tbme showlq des ll'e &
apthlde. Xln.t beoef IU
You are ehgtble for
Pead vacation. major
medical • dental plan,
sb1ft bonUI premium. Ufe
ans . I& profit sbanng
Good clean workuig con
drt.aons. work 7 1 • hrs J
day. be paid for 8 hrs
Must be Engl.a.sh speak
mg
CIMCO
26S Bnggs
Costa Mesa
Pl u a> C .11 . Im· MUI:&
mad oP'OIN MO 111 . 1"1:111 time only. Shoe
a.&!ltate sales. Hr11 + comm.
NEW HOME SALF.S -:rm S. Bristol, Cll APP'1
K8.12ainCJe fam bc)mes In~ __ .-----.:.
Ad 9llDC7 Meda • pro-
ferleel • ..u..aanlzf'd
PlnGD. bee OD detalli,
neeUent basic alulls.
rib t bi.ch entt11 level m.ooo. M2:QS1.
~ for ln0¥e bl. Pref SALm GIRL out.aom1 • 1--------aale9mtn who Uvea in friendly. over 11. Jr.
KB. ....... CaU .... 1444 sportswear, full or part SBIOAIY
ea
People needed in
Sunset B_.cach ore.
top comrfDIJsion.
Call Bud Hyams
C7141 846-ISOZ
......... s..
New Ueeuees or Ex
per'd , 1100 Schooling
Rebate OD Ut com
m1111on, no exper
necessary. normal work
Ing hours &-5. Cail Rod.
'7Sl·l400
.... ,.....s..
Opening for licensed
salespeople. locally
owned. with nallonal rt.'·
femtl system Excellent
working t'Ond1l1ons
EAm 1oor.;. commwuoo
J"or conf1denual app'\
call 759-0226 ,.-----..
E_\ECl' • ... l'STE.tl~
\,_ •• ···--J -...... w
Real Elitau
UCEHSB>
&H.JCa.Sl:D
Will train Best com
rtaSMXI Spjll ID l he ID
duR.ry 10 r.YJ. to top pro-
dl.K'ers For 1nlerv11.•v.
call Bill at Redb.111 Re al
ly.Udoolfi(e. 673-7300
Rea! ~tal.t'
COMDOSHilE
SAU:S
Lurut«i operung.'I Real
Eliilatc licensed and ex
penenred only ' Looklll11.
for someltung new & ex
rnina l.o offer your o&d
chentele. We h.ave it' A new conttpt in timesh.a r m« which makes saJes
faster. Top oommisslOM
for easy sales. Will not
Ull.erf ere w rt.b your re-
aa.le. t.beee will beJp! CaU
Cw DWow ror run de-
l&lla on April training &
attNldilauon
S4~9491
RlCIPTIONIST
l·S JO PM perm part
ume. Newport Center
Front olfief! eppearan~ a musL Heavy phones.
~ lfPlnl(. 64().~~
To time. The Second
GlaDce. Z122 W Ocean Jl'rad. NBl15-!ml .. ~,.
s.les ......... M•m,..-
Jndependenl cootractor
atttua . TOP com·
misaiom. HIP pri~ t.a1
lt.eml ..&tM058
S•1 151 ADY
(or biCb quality aolJque
• home fum.iahing &tore
331115 Lac\WI Canyoo Rd.
LB
s.Aes llboa.gemenl
Pleasant dJglWM!d part
tum aaJa & manage
ment work. Plex1ble
bou.n. Sale6 It ma a age
ment background a plus
Substantial graduated
income. Bonui.. prof1l
i.hartng & eqwty plan.
~1963-11(2
Salesperson need.-d
Seturdays It Sund.iy:. for
~ 111 Corooa del
Mar Call Mon Fri
67.l-Z.
111111 is an ncelleot op
port.tty for aomeont!
who hu bad previous
penoanef lrecruil.lng ex -
perieece. baa typulg ol 60
wpm. ad a good phon~:
penoneltty. Work 30
tDin per week 9am 1J1
~
We offer a good start1oi:
salary and excellent
<'Ompany be nefit'>
Please 5ell<I resume out
luung quaWicaUons lo
fAMILY HEALTH PROGRAM
9!mTalbert Ave
Fount.am Valey, Ca 9270H
Equal Opporturuty
Employer MI F
Saleapenoo wanlt'd full l•--------llme for alhletJc-store
Apply at t-'rootrwtMn.
IW> Bn.sl°' St N • N 8 •x ca)t for appt !K>S-OlM
SALES PBSONS
P\!rson.a.llly vtu ... Jdult...
lo w orlt w ith and
m'.lll\'ate lt1d'> Over 21
In l.aRun.. CJ p1slratk>
Sctn Cle~e a""d.5
PART TIME
EVMMGS
PHONE:
fJ42..u21or496-680U
LX1 2:50 ~l ween l W M
Ask F'or Andrt>;,, ---
SALESWOMAJl4
Foe sm.a.JJ. fast 1rowmg
L.adles Boutique Chain
Xlnl potenl.Ull. salary &
benef1u for pttSOnabl.e.
<'apablf' salesperson
Fu 11 . P t 1 me M r
Edwards 493 07~2
.-1011
w... w.·,.. •••l•CJ to
... ,. .. l9edll $500
tiay • SI 000 ,..tic.
Sl500 .... _.
761~ 101 ... lic:h
~woman. v.ttkt>nd'
Gift shop. u11. &h
4!17 31~
Sandwich :\f akt·r wt•ll
tr.uned Dal' 8 2 Mon
tbro Fn Ca 11645~1
SECRETARY
TO
GENWL
MANAS ER
Tht> Oallv P llr11
~ l.o lhe Gener JI
Maoa"er has marr11 r1
tum. and a new secret;,, n
IS needed This b 3 po"
llOn al vanf'd dut1~ r•·
q11nm: Rood lYPIDR .. 1t111
maybt-~ome '11ctal11111
'.'kill lbut not m 1•1
rlatllf"I' I Ab11itv lo mt-.. 1
und rommunicalc v.1th
important v1s1tor.1 ;,nrl
nc:·wspaper ·s emvloye•t',
rm5t important Call th••
Dally Pilot al 642-43:!1
and a!'ik for P .Jl
~lo mak.-"" appiantmeot ror an 111
t.ervM!w
AnEquaJ
~'! Employt•r
SECUTAltY
TRAINEE POSITIO'\
FOR S E CRETAR Y
Wl1lf GOOD SKILLS
Type 60 wpm. shorthand
I() wpm, rront off1~ di.I
IH'ar.in l"l• & l(OtHf
~ \'OI~ Gen .. ral
offit'e duut.., Will v.orl..
ror i.a~ :.UJr m small
rt'cal estalt• 1D\eMm1·nt
ro SJl :t r) tom
mt' n., u r a tt· v. 1th t•,
perwnre Call or v. nlt·
Mrs A.Roes Turner
V11laice lnvestmenh l~ Garf 1eld. ·Ave. Hun•
ll\l!l-on Bear h 921646
Need padcagmg person
for medical d1agnosl1c
products. Exper in drug
packaging & labelang
helpful. 645-Zlll
u bl.k s. or Baker orr
Redhill I Receptionist/ Girl f'T1 ·
Seamstress wantt'd Cull
556·0922 or apply 1n
Pf'TSOn at 350 Clinton
A~ .. CM
(714 XJGJ-4561
PART TIMERS
GOOD pbone voices for
vacation c lub. AM or
evening. Earn ~ S1 O /hr.
Guaranteed salary. A PP·
ly~llamor5pm: 1711 N.
Broadway. Ste. 1$4. s /\.
54.J.1957.
Part time general
warehouse. Work 1n
Hwll. Beach. Days only.
Ideal for colle~ student. suo hr Ca.U IC'l ·~.
PAITTlME
EVIHIMCiS
As&st an editor survey
conducted from OW' of.
fice at the Orange Coast
Daily Pilot. 5:30·9:30
Mon·Fti. 9:30-l ::»Satur·
day . .;::t,: collegiaM and ten._. pr
wk . ONLY
REQUIREMENT IS A
GOOD VOICE . Call
642-4321. ext 312 after
s::» PB, Monday thru Fr1day .
PARTnME
EVIMNGS
Eoterprialnt adults,
CMI' %l wttb Dynamat.
Adveoturou1
pawnolitlee, wbo enjoy
worklDI with and ~atiDI YoUths a1•
If to 1S. "--642-4ZZl
Ed. -between 2 and • PJI ~K POR LAURIE E~t Ken rd
ClRCVLA'nON
DlllECTOR
PLUMBERS HELPER
Will tram S200 we6 lo
sULrt Open 8am·8pm.
995-84.13
Pre-School Teacher. lead
t.eaC'her.. wanted Train
ID be dJrector m our Co
schools American Pre
Schoo l , Lag Hal h.
110-1981. m 1331
•PIESSM.AH•
E:lper-AB Dick 360 &
Itek. Good oppor Call Ed
714~
Prinlln« sbop needs
penoo for paste up &
negatlve work. part
time. exper twlpluJ but
rd ntteMary Wllhng lo
lraUI. M6-4070 M·F
"9MT1MG
Slock Penon, lnvetit.ory,
Is genera) cleanup posl·
tion avail. Immediately
Offen xlnt. benefitt tn
cludinl ptjd medlC9l &
dent.al insurantt end op.
y l.o learn print·
L8try w JM yr okf
t1nl co. ln La«Una
Hillt, Lake rcnat area.
~951.aoGO. ....,...
U 101J an 20 or over. at =I« a ctAer op-
y la prtnUq, ap-
ply et PDINYSAVER •
Jim Plaoealla. Cll .
PRODUCTION
TRAINEE lblbber hose
prodUttt, lrvlne area.
Mual paaa company
~ lnd'd back X·
HQ. K.end9vll locl. Co.
-. .. E.O.E.
P 11\me All. LA Tim.
dallftl'Y. SlOO "' .... Jn Laauna Bea~b • ........
day. SmaU development
ro. near 0 C. Airport
needs full tune mature
Jlf'l"SOl'I wrth good typmg
skills for ~ pos1 ·
lion w1tb variety of
general office duties.
Call 7Sl·91180
Recepoorusl-Sec~ry
~neral offlt'e dutaes-
1yp1 n g essential
telephone manners &
DMl~-Leam
complete office pro·
c edure or s mall
manufacturtng co.
Salary opal 714-898-3488
RECEPTIONIST /
SECRETARY -Perma-
nent part-time. Flex.
bra. Air1IOf\ area K.R.
Andenon. Co. ~1343
SECUr A.RY /RECIPT
One man of<' reqs genJ
S«Y l.o hand.le ~~pt.
phooes. It lYPLDIC ek.
Back to won bousew1res
w. type.ng ex.per <>« 0 c.
Airport area. Contact
Chrk Thomson.~ 1650
SECHTAltY
f\lll lune, &t!DE'"raJ Ofll<"e
dutla. l't'OOd lyptSt. 1 l(lrl engU>ffr office Good
SICaETilY
OFF1CEOFTHE
PRESIDENT
C-OrP headquarter., ror
statewide 1nvec;lmf'nl
st'rVices firm. Jo'asb1on
JsJ Eiitrellenl cal'1'er op
port with d1 ven1ly &.
rhallcnge Must ~' lop leH~I l"ct~C Ull\.
secretanal expt>r Call
640-0 123 Mon lbru t 'ri
9 »S :ll
pay & benefall> Call l~~~~~~~~~l
SEX:R.ET ARY TRAIN EE
Trtmee w /tYJl'Dg tbWty
or 40·60wpm w /ac ·
· curacy. Expe.r hdpf ul.
tu will train right can-
didate. Alltllude & WI 11
lnpe&s IO wort ru.rd am
portmJt. 145-2111
Slat!TAltY/fYPIST
S CASH IOHUS S
Wont for 40 ~ & you
will receive• S20 bonl.b
We guarantee lop pay for
)'OW" skills
~l\ypist. Min.
6Swpm. Legel office, ~retary /General or
La1unt Hiiia. Mrs. fice. X1nL typing skillb
Wlntlow: 13'1·1C*>. required. NOft·smoker
Paid Holiday
Paid Vac-al1on..,
PaJdWeekl}
I M M F. D I 1\ T t-: 80 mo. to start. Near
OPDllNGS FOR tiCWI /TTPIST o.c AiflJOrt. 545-1111 .
0 . c. Ad A&encY. Call .,,__. _ -'-' Robin llon.·F'rl 1S2-Cl l ~~ A.ccou.nlmg ~retery.
layY t.Ypini. IOCDe t C
COUDtiol belpful. The
Balboa Bay Qub. Please
e.11for8111Jt. MS-735&.
Shorthand Secrela nes
Dictaphone Secretarie~
Senk>r Typ15ls
Clerk Typist:,
Receiltioatst. fuJI time.
M·F. lood l JplJI& re-
ql8.red. call f« appoint·
mmt.M4-~
aMiiONST
Deeded for s mall de·
~ eompao.J ill Newport BHtb. Pull
Ume. General olc ell· ~Good~ *1Da, att\ftle tJp1n1.
llatur. • dePl•d•ble. 8a1at1 S100 mo. Call fw
..... 1171.
ILtC&P'iiONJST • J\a.ll..
tlme -P'or animal
....... ft'Olll om. a.-
par. C.11. Dl·JIQ)
Sl'Dll:'l'A&Y·LEGAL ~for bus)'. penon
lrvlne Law Firm.
llJ!llmum 3-5 yn. ex·
perieoce. Cell Fran
ID-3IZZ..
J0t,0 the teem or pro
feaianal temporaries.
IRVIN& TS2~
Slcfttary w.ud for 40 ·E.~0.~E.~~~~M~/~F
hr. -"' )'edll a.a1es.1-Typln1 . aaaweri 0 1 ISeli:ntan
pbonea. non-amoker. IXIC"'1VI \
Salal'J ne1otlable. SICllTAIY
a.ta/Unlnlae. t4Se>O TO $1600
L-s ........ ,t COr·
ponUca .... etnd~t .
oultol•C. cbarmloa ....., ... tbePr.sl· .. Of ...... fut peced
CDll!Qllll •.. 8llionbud " ~~~. titieDIM beneftta, (!'eat ~.Call Rita. --.-co.&a1 Pwtoo-
11111 ~. a. .8.al'bor. 1.Hnli-.....
I
t1111'• 11• IOIO t Wed,_., Mereh 12. 18IO ...._ ................ OfJlet,., ... • ......... ..,.. w to•cr ~Am!l1 TA!! __ 'Y'~ .. IOll le\ .. --............. .
..._ ,_ -111 ,.._..., •"•••••••••••••••••••• n••••• .. ._• .. ••• .. ••• ..__. ___ • • I , :. •
... -card for•~ Uttd 181f CorreeUat 8111.. toll.....-.. ,a 1 oop, .. AJnt
.., ...... .,.,.. •• IWedtte u. lmtJI okl: -...... -......... ~J.~i; ~'Arr =o~~v~o~Ul -..,...., 13Lc.taa.raat,ypt5aJI offer. Call :et•e.'n_
1trap, mtttta1 e trt.ot IOaTJ" PoldiDI lbl1, boll. '11 1-TPll, • '1'2IO l.D. ~. ~ m.ao. Uted eteoo cbrs .a.am.
¥ft .._ • Uieft! Por a IMM• up. 11" dr&ft.lq ~ ........
Pll'IOllllllled tat tocloM tbll $10.60 Mcllaban ~ tOJO
wellpeper, fal>rlc or Dllok.~ •• .. ••••••••••••
'1>ay Glo" peper • we .. •.oat Marlae bardwue
....
New ...... hint. ftlt.
lormloe . lelow
... I 1te COi&. I nlJow
b4iw .... taaa • • ble.111--•IM--. Drop tis rao1e. Dll·
.,...._ O/S, carpetia1,
Id oand. a.et cir .IM-874
wW back • lrtm )'OUf DliS1t J8X'72 SllO, IBM lifPcl&UoD l&Je 10 da.YI
lall. Or tl'J two cardl !!see typewriter '300. o•IY. 110 To~ne St.,
t.ektobadr. BllOO o.t.a 111 .. <blUy 'tll 5
PRICES: A.A. 1017 PM. •tanlna 3n thru IZ•or31'J ~ 3116
4.ISa.p aeoa. --··•••••••••••••••• --------
ttlO Lancer 10 '
racer /cn.Ucr. loaOtd ·
one week from eomple·
lion at fac.C.orf. Owner
tranaltrred. DOOO de·
poall appJltt to 'Hw
buyer · NtwPort al1p
ava.11. • 100% financing .
~II m.6400. ~5.
.... alPdlni ~--cloon, vanoua~•a• ~lff·'l'D.llOtpm. SKATEBOARD FOR
SALE
1/itqit Suou . eu.uy bms for aaie. 1 1--------JOorraore SlMea. pW-Gloalcelt.en. Call
Sa.Jee Tu locluded •m> NOCABD? --------*ZOIUC* POU·A-M.AllM
3:5' Piver Tri all extras,
llUl ahape. New '~"
tine .. ln<'I. New11ort
moonn1. G-4.996. 982-4742
STOCK
C••J(S u 2yqn ~)
We DNd St.oc-k ~rb to
help ua malolain our
leadeublp In t hl' ="'~of com r-MP ~bUJtiel Will ID -elude ttt puW.oa and la
~ of p&N, and U · fAMll V HUL TH P'AOORAM aemblles. Fam.l.Uar with
computer prtatout de· ll830TaJbertAvenue
lirable. Fountain Valley, Ca We ofter a It.able wort 92708
emironmeat wtt.b an ex Equal Opportunity
celleot ulary and EmployerM/F
bmeftt.t pack.qe lllclud·I~~~~~~~~ i.QI oocnpuy paid life medical and dental &11'. Veterinary Auiltan· ~. Pasion plan, t/Recept.lonitt. Mature.
aavinp plan wit.b bJgh FUUUme.C.Ut81·L658.
rntermt rate. one weela
s-id vacation after 11x
l1¥lllilw. 11 paJd boUdays
per year. 1'h1s position
mus t be filled 1m.
mediately. Plt'a&e apply
to PERSONNEL.
Tl41VlX. INC • ......_. o-.... _ c.-.-.
31.tl) Red Hill A venue
Cost.a Mesa, Ca 92626
Equal 0pport unrt y
WAITll.$515
Mm1mum 4 yean food
experience required for
dinner service. Apply
daily IHlam or aft. 6pm.
Bernard '1 Restaurant,
:mt E. Coast Hwy. CdM.
Wait ress, Experienced
food & cocktail wartress
wanted F\JU tlme. Ask
for Karen, Irvine Coast
Country Club. 1600 E .
OJutHwy.~.
--·Em-p•lo•y•er•M-/Ji•' -•I Yacht salesman wanted
for yacht brokerage
establu1hed In 1927 11nd
U. number l Unafbte de·
aJer m the nauon. Mu11t
be t'X penent·ed. R. V
Staul.8. 645-0000
Sl0<·kper50n, full t1m1.,
part Umc mornings Ex
penence preft-rred. H N
l\brami. Culalo~
:.howmom. 11119 NewPQrt ~vdC: M
Sta.dent.<. ar you're fnend
ly, ronsc1entJl)us & de
pendable · Part time
MlrchaldM ....•..•...............
Alltiqun 8005 •......•...............
11h1lts avail. Tues . &l•--------Thurs. or Mon. Weds 1-n 11-4 Apply m per;on
Stonemlll Terrace, 291.5
Rdull,C.M.
1'eadler /Pre-School. PIT
morning position Own
,. h I I <l w e I (' 0 m f>
American Pre Sc-hool,
Lai: lftlls 770 1991.
~..sz 7331
Teachen1 A.._w,t SpeC'1al
da.'>SeS for hand1rapped
adullll 2 yrs. rollege c•x
penent'e rc-q S600 Xl nt
vacation & tM benefits
Weekdayg 8 30 4. United
Cerebral Palsy a1111oc
:JJ20 W. Harvard St. Sao
ta Ana. s.46-5760
TF..ACHER -TIM! Rend
mg Game 1s expanding.
l'art·tune ad afternoons
training provided
951>-ll.05
TEACHER Speed
Read.Ing. Tues. & Thl.ll'S
~ee. Credlt.ential reqd.
'l'tamini provided. The
Read.me Game. · Npt
Hc:b.~U05
Telephones a I es.
•WORK Al
HOME•
Part·lune or full time
Local calUng. 88'2-0.S77
WESTMINSTER
ABBEY
A."'"1QUE MAU.
Daily l<HJ. Fri 1~9
O.OSEDTUESDAY
U7Sl Westminster Ave.
Garden Grove 554-6103
Unique claw footed
mahotcany partner ·s
desk Sl600 Mr Mahan
Desk 642 st50 -----
Special pnvate rollection
sale by (.'Ollector U K .
European & Oriental
silver, crys tal &
porcelain antique
artiracts & furniture.
$100 up to $10,000. Ad·
rTUMion to sale by pre·
arran~ed a ppt. only.
Call: 714 673·3151. All
purcha.'leS must be cash.
no penional checks ac·
repted. This 13 not a de·
aler's wholesal.e sale. If
you are a rolled.or. this
U1 your opportunity. All
sales final. Sale t.o be
heJd March l5UI • 16th.
St.onemln 's Unique Anti·
quesopenl.ngon Gla.saeU,
Oranp, March 15. 20%
ClOnlllgnJDent for all your
antique furniture,
Jewelry, linens, tools,
etc. Call for appl.
731~41
Ola1t cllrom• coffH
tablel. mo. Gold (QI'·
duroy cb&ln, tlD each.
lll·lm. •W'•n• 1010 CompJ wood-.ort fun,
.. -.•••••••••••••••••• f\&Uy tOOl'diuted, wt
fWri• llO+ eoat MW lJ cmd N.10. m.n.
to 21 c u. ft U ttaul m.cm
w..-• Dryer fl Dul·
bwuber 1100 ea .....
Wardl deluxe uprlabt
freaer. 11 cu ft . 6mo.
old. Warranty. '250.
MG-0010.
Hotpolnt elec. ranee.
avocado, dbl. oven, xlllt
CIODd. 1100. llotpoiot dll·
bwuher, avocado, $.'50.
WGIZ
Ref older 1lde·by·1lde.
dean. worb 1ood Sl20.
Ref l rot1t·free. clean,
wort. aood 1100. 548 8513
or~.
CMpet Barsam. 1IO yds .
lNdl pUe ~ brown
m NB home bet.Di redec.
4 )'l"I «*!. like new. SZ.75
)'d. wiped.~
DmJn1 aet, oval table
wlleaf & 4 brown 1wtvel
dWn on cut.en. Good
cond. $199. Stereo
cabinet szs. 844-1127 or
8'7&-5734
Seta •· coffee tble 955. 2
end t.bll t3S u. 2 lm'Pll
D>. Dln set w IS dln 155.
All mat.ctWll ~ like new.
Mu.at tell Than. CdM
H.S. ?fD.1421, 780-097
NawcaJ 1tyled coffee ta-
ble. end table, lamp.
Spanish dinette. Great Kenmore wuber. Good cordUon. itn.9220 caod. 1100. G.E. Dryer
Kenmore gas dryer, rop.
pert.one, woru nne. S'1S
673-1153
needs work. li!O. 6'5--0113 G.-ep 5* 1055
.. tA&)ti4•11:l•I025 .......................
Ccnractor aom. Out of
81.11loe1S. Misc. 1leel
lorm1. rebar, t ool1.
plvani.zed bott.. nutt 6
waaben 6 plWDbtq IUJ>-
pbes. SaJe will be M·F.
9am·Spm. Enrytbln1
mt.st be aold by 3121.
16462 Gothard, Ste. I.
HB. IK:!-9773
C-f"Cll & ~....... 1030 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Kodak Su per II movtl'
camera M5 and proJer
tor MllO $125. Cull
~S06l
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
uth Grade Sklewalk Sale.
Tict«ker Thrift Shop.
540 w. 1ith St .. Cll Sat.
3fl510.m-lpm
Garqe aa.le, Sat. ~ Sun.
.EverythlJll aoea. Wlcktt
II.Im, deconUve buketa,
toys " pictures. 16581
Delton Cir. Apt. 1. In
ti.de alley. Off Golden
West le Heal, 9-4:30.
Glb8on ES33S old packupe
only $4:1() Suzuki 380
~ood condition. Must
'~II S6:IO /080. Good
dryer only SSO. <.:all
fl31 J37S
DolJI 8040 Honn 1060 ....•........•..•..•...
KEESHOND Pups. AKC
Ownp we M rF. Pet le
s h ow . Pvt pty .
2131897·13'5 aft 6 pm
Shettle. perlect male, 7
mos. AKC. xlnt. back·
ground 963-6.l3S
AKC Oobermans. red. 8
wtul, t..11 cropped, dt>w
ti.a-removed. all shot.s
544-8200
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Black MorJtan Stal.hon le
Mare. Roae Parade
veterans . Re1 .
714 r.m.1011 or 3'4-2211
I I r• _. Goodl 1065 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Good condlUoo ~mm.
KRYPCTONICS
WHEELS, Bt:NNl';T
PRO lruckl. WOOD
BOA..RD2"5". 7~". $*).
4N-lllZ. ulr for Rieb
''MJSCELLANY; TenJlll
Racket : Head XRC
w/Out: Kneiaael Blue
Star lkiia 1&S Cll. ~lHe &ndinp: Amptified £.x.
cels1ola accordion :
F1ourescent 1bop l.iabt
ll.n11res; mlnl blinds :
woven wood: outside 9&"
window 1bade: Various
drapery r ods:
C7lOMMZS7 aft.er 6PM "
O'aftalmn elertric lawn
mower, twin a·• blades.
Ueed 4 mootba. catcher.
79).(g)'J after 7 Pll.
Potters wheel. elec.,
throws up to 50 It.., new
$2116. m-0188
You love )'OW" do1? Come eet thl.s do& hie I j1.11t
fiaished. l30. $48-7011
Wht ~bt·lron patio
Dmr 1001 own or Miid ,.._ &O...,... IOto
DllDI. ~. pbooe .. -···················· we11 a.a one card per ,_., ,._ '91.
tac. AddJ:lr eadL IG-ZS10orMf.4MI SeDd cbedr OI' IDCIW)' Ot·
dl:rto: PILOT......,._
P.O. Boa l.5eO a.ta ....... Ca. ta2Jll
••• a.teofftil
2400 Harbor
Costa Meaa
You 11re tbe wtnncr of
twu ticket• (UJ.00
value>. to
CllCUS Y AllGAS
MM. 14th· Mar 20tb
c.o.ta Meu le Htn.lnaton Center ncteta may be clalml'(j
by callfnl 842·5678, Ht m
UPRIGHT piano, .1lnt
cand.. make oiler.
se-5431
Upnglit.-..,. $200.
f7t..S7JI
PIANO
t.bl w/4 cbn, ~rble Uke * * *
MUSTSACRJFJCE!
'11orugal" Upn1ht In
like new cond. Det'p
cberrywood fm.tah wrt.h
't!'1 coat1 handrubbf'd
varm&b. Onpoal pn~ an
~of l3000. Muat bf>
sold. !Wat offer. Ct11l
day. only 675-0ll60
top., ndl refmiah. Marlin I B M M I:: M O H y s..t.g Mr t' 11 I092
cbr Davita, 3 bl&e1, 5 l)'pewnter Zyna old, Xlnt •••••••••••••••••••••••
trellia'I, Beal offer lakea oond. New ~ Make 1.920'1 worl11n1 Singu, any! 1157-0701 a>ay) or OOer 5JS.C3 aobd nifan Mabopny cab ~Ev.. IZ50 "2·8308 ----IBM or D011·correctlA1 Sala Beel UU oew Mat '; .... Goock 10414
Sdectrie, alat CODd. Best lrwa never Ll:l4ld Sl 75 ·-·••••••••••••••• ••••
oftrovw_,,......_ ~bouprto.a•mat SKATEBOARD FOR tiwa. New Sl&S. 141.a205, SALE
niaa6I ~p. •ery
popa1ar TemU.-Travel·
Soda1 dub. IOCJd price,
Olll Kerry: MO-a..
Silver bar. S. I'. Mint. 100
Or&. Make offer.
S7S-OUIO.
Br and new J~ns~n
speakers. 4 .. x 10". ISO
Sue 10 weddanl( dn'l!,,
veil &tram. S1~ ~ !10611
~ Good CODdtUoa ~cnm
UTI KRYPTONICS llA AIL IAal & WHEELS, BENN ET
UNUSUAL CHIMISI PRO truc ks WOOD
OIJl<:TS.. BOARD 2 '5" " 71., · ', $40
Jl'lgurlne'I , lnl ald
Screen'\, C lol11n nne ,
Porcela1n1 .. lvorte-i,
Furn Many unu\U.tl
ITlL'<' 640 Ol3 from IO lo
'>Pm
.._98:Z'l, uk for Rich
DVttS Wet awt. tb11:lr. 2
l-'C.ne'W$40
67l-0168
~.R....._.,
... 8095
··••········•·••·······
Mll.ATAIU
IOATS
3125 Col.Jeae, c.o.t.a Me.a
(l 14 )540-2070
9040 .......................
I 971 SCAllA.I
Twin 30'1, l30 hours.
lmded. Pn pty Best Of
rer ! Call S46-1200 <Moo
f'ra. days L 73l·ff216 tevemnas & weekends )
AsUor Jerry ___ _
• 30• SIA RAY Wbdr
D.i50 !'.!131598 2131
••• .,._DcrYls
"7 f'a1r Dr
Calta Mesa
You are Uw winner or
two l1 Ck4:l'I !SIJ oo
valu. I. to
CllCUS V AltGAS
Mar 14lh Mar 20th
Cotita Mt.-sil &t
Hl.W'ltml(lon c;~t••r
Tl clleu 1TU1 y lJt' ..r u 1 mt'• I
by <·aJ l.inl( t..U Y.711, , .o;t
272 ,. ,. .
llMih.S."8/ Docb 9070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUPS AYAJLAILI
Y AC NeWJl()l'l ~I -----
MAICUS CHAMNR
U11to28 ft S145
673-81~~Vt;'\
9080 .......................
Sin hoat. 17 • C'nui;ar. 11 ~
llP Ev1nrurle C ou•I
'>hapt> S2:lOO or be~t ofr1·1
~Sl.S..S
Trcmportcrtion ...•...................
Motoriud lik•s 9 140
········•••··•••••·•··· 1•n5 Pu1·h Mo.,ed . xlnt
mnrl . $JOO 11 r be.'!> t u I r
tJ1I OIA7 11r &,J llf\:17
l!m <'ommu11•r ~01,..11
• • n I v f, ~ ', rn 1 I 1· ~
lW t milt·'> 1wr 1:alf1111
~ '" lx.".'>l ulfrr c .111
7JI V~
~~':'! 9150 .............•.....•...
Z1 \'tklnK Run.ah11ut, 1,. >I it, Suruki JI~ ll:S T n k
cArer or t.akt' U'rt'r ".a) SS50 fir b .. ,, o ffc r
mmu 6J1 1.900 ~140 uf\ t.f'M
p~
Classic 46 • St~s>hrn~
<:.nu«. Pvt Pt y 634 (Qi)f
or t:ves $64~
~ S-.wtrl 1.11 dttp v
10. 1mall VI, trlr
kilOODbo ~10
1918 Zodiac Grant! Hauifr
IV, 17 1?', flltlp Mt>l"t'Ur}.
OeM than 1111 hrs ) trlr
6 m&n)' t'1'lFI'\ $7001
636613
78KAWAS.UI
~( l ~IOM
SllS:iO Da~ ~um
Evea 631·321>1
Aak for Mille
Arand new Rill Walt.cN
MX l.1 ;;thn 'I. 811e :it,
»t> 11'·11 .'111111 ..,lJr 111
hilt' i , 11 S,, M XI
H.c.AA. "''' 11 1.:, SX:, C .tit
31' J t',...t"\ 7:1. ll)ri:I. 1 wn fA.2 tll'.l>i
d,I, l>IPt-"· n)br. 111 bl" 78 SUZUKI DR-370 ~B 'li p .1•.iil 1' I' XrnnrlW1S.ti•U :i:!1:1 m.~J m;, 1•m,
Royal Dalton l11?unn1'.
<Ballenna I appra1:-.t•d
perf. rond. S200 Gurbam
sterl in g s alver
Strausberg 8-pl ~hn•.
44 pea, appraiaed, l3200 ...
rool tbl l1n slate> rt·gula
lion !>llt' \Int n md
m> a.ft 4 ~ 4025
FOH S/\LI-: ('nmpl•·t" Hvdrollm 1 111!
frilffi•' 'tllJI) • 'IUllJ lo
Farced to seU Ski Vaca
lion for 2 to Ai.pe n
Snowlnus 3-IX to 3 Z3
Air r a.re SJOO round t n p
Room diarounled abo
Qa1J 644. 77fi() -----
Beata. wtute Alpaca ru1<
Handmade ll1 eeru (Ju
u. Q)O. Janet, 675.Ql.S
m ildanit l'nl t'<l for 11uu le L 1 le " n ,. '*
CarJ)t'ts Hederor:.t1nR 11&.le 642 900'J 1 ~.B,ri
ix-e. Xlnt cond . dk TV •-----~.beatoUer~ ·-
Newport Athletic Club
membership for sale
49M.:174 . ~3440 X225
Oktalotma~
<Alod investment
540 :'.M.BO ---CAR n :u :PJfONE
Sl:ioo TIP'f'ANY"S Gold
C.rd Pvt Club Mf'm
bt'r'l hlp S500 < .111
7~9Zll or 752 1828
~.S... I091 .......................
&aWlul zs·· Zftulb coll>r
TV. 2 yr ~mty, fr-M dt'
l1wry Sl24 646 1796 ----
to:"JWOOU KRSOlO rt'
~\t"f 50 •atLc, ~r ch.an
Ill I re11ul11rly S4QJ rw1 ...
S29a l\tlant1c Mui.1c. 44..'>
t. 17lhSl C M
'i'9 Apollo 22 · rru1 "' r ~.. rt'fn2 h<·.irl 'IP'-
4 OMC ZJOtip 1nb•1.1r<l
C-0m1> flu" d 1 .inop)'
..... ,.,. lo;.ul c r t r.ali1 r '* 1•11·• ""lll<h t:xtr.i .. 1n
d 34 1·turuw-l ra<hu "m
down takf• l)Hr l'QWI)'
Uted t:> h"' '1'41> M4-4
IA, 1f.f.~l
•·••···············••·• H t-:ST 22 ft lu11ury mot.i1r
homt• \l<'l'J>') b . "t'"
11Jrll S2:'J(J W +. If fl I
Ml~Kil\.'1
9 I 70 ........•.......•.•••.•
1,\ A.'liT~ f) 2:!' ••JlllN>X m
nt·Jf n. .,. • orul
VERY TINY AK C
l'OODLf: PUP . 6
WF.EKS OLD 992·2178 m4 >
BRAND NEW. 12 place l'oeUul.e ot 5, Engh.ah Bone
Uuna, Dundee pal~m.
M.u'lton ~ 5() per place
lldWIJ!, 1 ~ pnce ALSO. ..._, ol extra pieces, ,...,
pn~ 3 place setllngs of
cryi,t.al ror 12. J<'oatona,
N11barre. Sl6-Sl8 per
gl.a.sa, 1r.r pnce. Call Ad
Siller 1144 24 houu.
642-4300. Scafr<*Hng S175. Lumbu
S tt>rf>n t:qu1pmt•nt
ral>tnt'lli rt'~ularly SK.:.
now s:!I All.antic M u."r
~ F. 17th St CM Seenly 220. ovrmJter. on
M7 MH
Golden Ret Pups. A.KC.
Champ Bloodlines
Guaranteed. SZOO. See
parents. 831-0517
Cocker Spaniel pups. AKC
bl.II males. Champ Uoea.
------J.wwtry 1070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BUYING
Scrap gold, 1Uver and
ccxm. UM84 Beach Blvd,
Hl.ri.Bch.~
SIX>. PP7l41848-11837 •IMMEDIATE CASH•
frwtoY• 1045 Fm-~. Stiver. Plalin .•
••••••••••••••••••••••• aoy kind, Daniel
To JOOd home. Ens. Set· _s.._505.1. ______ _
ter. M , neut., 1hota. ndl
lg yrd. M7-&471
Geml. Shep., health)',
yr.«*! fem.
1162-!117
Adorable black
poodle/terrier. Spayed
Lovet people. Good
home needed~.
... CASH FAST?
WI01ton ·, Newport
Jewelry 1s cu.t1"ftrtJy buy· tnc all unwanted scrap
IOld. 1mtant cuh. Tue· Set 10.5. 1781 Newport
Blvd., C.11. look for tbe
brlabt 1reeo bwldln&
acro11 from Aaron
Brotbul Art Mart.
ndt sz. Aquanum rom ti4tcdl•1om
pl.PWn.&Mlac.6425887 W..t.cl 1011 Must sell Quadraflu
a..Dlll4 MHDID
to compete in ''Our L.ltUe
Miu Beauty ~ Talent
Pa~". Ages 3-7. Call
731·2M5 aft 5pm.
SCRAMUTS
ANSWERS
Poetry -Hurry -
Taboo -Hermit -OUR HOPE
'Jbl!n's always a bit ol
made to commence· ment day. It ll when IOO
roUal ldds 1udde:nly turn
Imo OUR HOPE !?r the
l\Ure.
.. .. ••••••••••••••••••• hornr rec:-etver. pd S33J.
TOP CASH PAJD BHtolfer 545-2162() t:d For 1.-ed furniture & ap.
pliancee, worlllnl( or not
i67-8l.33 -------
WANTED SCRAP GOLD-
Any form. Top dollar
1/11 U~ or 4.'17·21 U, 9-S
daily
llcDooald1 & Ralpb1
ticket •ll.8 WANTED
REWARD! MUlt Have
7S 1553 or 1 ·111 ·2057
C>Mc.,. ..... .,,, .. 1015 .......................
Z5tn. Color T V S12S.
One Yur Warranty
6'2·5340
I Pioneer SX 915() ~i ver
lpr JBL 88 Special
apeabn. 1 dual model
4104 turntable. Call
Gordon: "5-«>'72.
llaranta Otr-300 am If m
C9I W /AS-#17 triu 1pkn,
braad nu S200 /olr.
IN'7..f741aft Tpm Grq.
Pioneer SX ·TIO rK'el Yer ~. brand OU li!OO/ofr.
IN7-c746 aft 7pm Gree.
lyJOObrs,slOn'dontrlr. Older travel lratlf'r,
lWll cond many nru s&etpp. s ~I
&u,!IOO . .H..t6SI. F.w'I 842 8944
29ft Californian '72
Fiberclass Sporttiaber.
twm dsl mp. Npt. slip
avail S1crlllce at
S27,SOO Call o wner
7J4.Gl-31.33 ......... / a..,. 9050 .......................
•llOIAC 21·.ao· BOATS
6/12 mo. plans prepaid
from SW/mo. lncludm1t
lllp. a..on.. 7141964-Si'!M
IWlo 5-nic•, Parts
Ir AcefttOriff 9400 ......••...............
MEW
PARTS &SERVICf:
HOURS
Open 7a.m 'UI 6p.m.
Mmday Uiru Fr1<bi1
<..'lamed S.t & &.an.
SADDlHACIC
FOID
23tOS Mam.SantaAnn
Al. the C<>f'TW'ror Warner
546-7070 ~.~ •••.•... !!»!~ 1---------'49, Luden 15, 2$1\, va m H&I C..1-.....
hull. slip In NB . Allh>Shno TB.IPHOHE WORK
Part lime. own hrs.
Guar . salary. Call
S.7471, ask for Linda
Fm4CH AMnqUES
New ablpment of fine
Ftench Oak dlnlftt &
bdrm Nt1 Juat arrived,
OYel' 300 pea. Wholesale
prlce1 direct to the
Public. SO. COAST AN·
TIQUE CENTER. 2311
So. Falrvlew. Santa Ana.
('714 > 9'11·1708. Opn 7
dya/wk. JMPM.
~Rand Cop6er-, szso.
4 Mo Fem Jrilb Set· 4 old told weddin& bandl. nip dollar cuh f« 1Uver n.motu cop6er, $40. B • W TV's, 10" Sii>. ll"
ter/Samoyed movlni. Man'I ~ rtn1. aqua coln1. 114/131·9101. llJcrofilm reader, '75. D.Gd.cond.
needs home. MJ7-&118. ae tl In I . Pr v t pt y . 11AM·1PM 7 days. m-01'9 '79"79
bt'aut1ful $4000 ,...._
-..eo10 Sell. s~rv•re
lmtallauoo
•Ta.SECY• Lovtnc 41 mo Shepherd
mix needl aood home, all
lhota. Call 131 ~183
546-905' ;;;;.;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;::;;;;:;;;;::.L;;;::;;;:;;:;::;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.L.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;.
Now hiring telephone
secretaries for a new
concept In an1werln1
service. P /Ume or r /time
stafta available. Includes
some wknds. Typing:
3Swpm req 'd . Many
Two neutered Mal e
houlecata to 1ood home. -. ... &nclem.>
Pvt party will aacrtnce
diamond clutter rio1.
• 71K sold Httlac. u
lltAlDe9 $12.00. AllO .70K
cbmond, have 1okl for
MWni moo. Both ap-
pralMd. ...... e mployee benellta EnilUb mahogany roll· AUlt.SbepmlxM. Uwkl.
available . Salary : top lad.lee' delk. See to ShoU " wormed. Dy1 ... cilmt-WO
910nno IO It.art f/Ume' ~late. '7'0. 5e-108I m-mr,ne'Bl ·JJIS •••• .. •••••••••••••••••
lnc:nues aceorctln1 to fllMCH .&Wftftltmc FreeWllllberaoddtyer. 4' Hand~arv.S ~
)GUI' Jl'Oll'W. You wW_,··~ Juetl&Ultaway lNDIAN ..• wlll Hll or be trankfnoe to man)' New ablpmeut of flne ~i--lmponaot bu1. Need ~ AatMa-. JUll ar· ~'1M1.0t ..... .._ tnda. NGO • .._
___. •-... cl vol r l v e d . 0 n • • I • • -_,. . c.. u-..... _,,._ .. b re Im a IOIO I.rvtne COMt Golf a Coun· lur'llDICle •-an.nee • Sltard&:y ,.......a7 .are emHt~ ~ 819 10All·8PM . At --••• ............ try Chab metnbenbJp.
O.Uflloa..Mmom. WballaaJa prtcee dlred **I IUY ** reaaoneble. Movtea
50Gm £.0 .E. toU.pubtie. SO. COAIT Good &INd Purnltwe a F...lt..MMel. ---.-on-· ANTIQUE CENTER, ~-OBhrilh•U ll1t alw:nl.aum aW'1llq. • ..,......_, • ~ 2118 S. J'a.lrvtew, 8uta aiS!'J.Lfor You New. SIOO. Cllll SlSDay. PAW Dally. Ana. 010t'1N7GI MASTIUAUCTIOM 56Dl
No exp. aec .... _, ' t• 16H & IJM621 T RAVEL AGENT -llawlOIDlfM:\IJOU•aot --------W&ll&ed.lmmadopeniq. lo ..OT Claf.ll\ld eds do Find 1'hat you want lo
Mio. 2Jn ....... Great It "'1.1Ga'71. D11i17 PUot Claullleda.
l r•IH loeatlon. DJ -~
....... ,.. ~~ You can be a Tr••• Drl••r· WINNER . ..
FIND YDUR NAME
WIN TICKETS WORTH $12
FRIDAY TO SUNDAY
COSTAMDA
405 AT 8&18TOL ST.
MARCff 14 .. :00
llA.RCH lf.2:10, 4:oo, 7:80 MARCH 1&-12:00, a:ao, 1:00
MONDAY TO THURSDAY
HUNTINGTON CENTER
MARCH 17 .. :00
MAACK lM:IO, 1:00
MARCH tM:IO, 8:00
MARCH 20-4:30, 8:00
IT'S M&Yt Look for yoar aame allcl addnu la today'•
claHllllMI McUoa. U , .. a.d tt, call Ml·M'1 BIL m ud
•• d ~ for T• to pick v JO'lr UcMU at U. ....... amc.o1a.. DAILY PILOT
i1 CM: 26121, 2 boat mwu.on. Co8la Mesa owner,~. l.oaded. ~7M9
Racer-Cn.Uer f'ull In Mobile 11erv1«
at., Jnbrd, whl, apln· ~~~~~~~~~ naker, many <'u1tm I~
xtru, 1Up. call Bob or ~ paint ac upholatery
Glenna: 87S.~. Eves. special. Repaint and-Cle·
.._,HB.P1
Help younetf to a
Heapu11 select IOl'I of Qualif\ed ~full tn tbe DAIL 'Y )>JI.OT
llELPWANTEDADS
...... , .... 9040 .......................
I.ail+ reroverlront~fi'
ar aeal.11 and roro ~.
only 1395. David. Otil
8 12 weekdays, 8.4
weekenda. 4161 "9003 • --
3611pVW ..... :
1751080. 8.1H1.S7 > •o •••••••••••••••••••••••
SEA RAY
ANNOUNCES * *BOAT SHOW SPECIALS** • ...... c ........ c ......
Mm 12 tin March 16
SHOW SPECIALS
At show or our stores
11,500,000 Inventory Tremen~ous stock for Immediate·
dell very
HAlllSON
.. ' '\ ·~ '" ...
l:f•\I• ..
.. . '
• Upca/ Cliltks
.....
tUO ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~Ford Woodie. restored
SIJ.OllO; ·e Fwd Woodle,
rutored m int cond.
12D.GOO. ~111
IM alEVY MALIBU S.S. 6
. 1•fl'<H,
C Ht~ROl t f
' ... t. •
r
!>0-I JOu
tt7tflOID
'IOOPIC.._.
VB. aiutomaUc tr•u.,
pwr ~ft &eia &.ban U,llXl nules ClNSS 1TT >
$4111
TUE ODORE
ROBINS
FORD
10M) HARbuN kl v l>
(U~I A Mt ~A b42·00IO
cyt. Clua1c HT Original Tl GT .Rancbero aJI xtru.
lll0/080 Very clun S-4 .100 . ~S74Z. 540-85
~ M.~ Benz 300
timo. Beaut. wtute car,
d ot mech cood. Red
leather inL, $14,000 ftrm.
TI4-1Sl-1337; 833-221 1 or
l-~-d>O ------
'50 PORSCHE splil-wndw.
cpe. 3S6 Nds rest.oration
S7SOOlbst. 5.16-586S ev1.>s ------
'51 MG TD R~t.ort'd ~pot·
less cond. Sl3. 750
~Sl9l -----4WhMfDri•n 9550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1979TOYOTA
4X4 SoortTrw:ll
ThJs 4 w\teel dnVl' Ill
·'LIKE NEW" & has
many extras Call
546-&CZl evenings
------
'87 Ford ~ Ton pickup
w/utllLty box. Good
cond. Sll90. ~·5120;
5'5-(11)4
'19 l Ton Silverado Chevy
Camper Special 9500
rrules T 0 . P S48·9701
Alt 6. Sl6-38M Days.
i 4 Cht.>\ y "2 ton X Int
cond '-c w p a i n t.
S265010BO
6Jl 4343 ---
71 Che\ y Luv xlnt
rood $4.IXXI Camper
__ aio_ 839 _7599 __ _
'78 Ford P U. F ·250
w /cabove r c amper.
A T . a.Jr. P S. AM/FM
cass, 13K m1, many e.x·
ll"a,,.IS.m.979-6768
'67 :v..wn utility. Llft-gat.e.
Ast1ng S20Cll.
7S9-0097
'79 Ford 'h ton 4x4,
AM /FM cassette stereo.
4 spd, off road tires. xlnt
cond.. Must sell $7:.>0/lMlt
olr. SJS.46S4 i5 Dal~un . new paint.
t1 rt'~ & ~ht.>11 JO mp~.
6U 5678 ~1.1oor hei-.t 67:J 2018 Sell idle items
Auto l.easiftCJ 9 5 80 Auto l.eoMftCJ 9 580 .....••....•.••.•.•.... ...... , .........•......
2 YEAl/lNJMllB)
MWGE
S8MCf CONTRACT
wmt EVflY LWf•• ·
Covers· Eng Como • Sreenng • A1 r cond • Manual
Au10 1rans • Front ~usp • Drive Allle • Complere
lronl & rear bfake sysrem • flee Svstem
~-Oft S..... C-•ICO 0... ftOI _, '°"" d""' - ----s.c--tor ---.....-. ., 0 . """'°'" ~. S-. '"'"""""-°'"""' •-Or.ffO<"IW Or-~ ~ ............ _
•ford -v ....... celllllil cmdMk)o. llU)' ...,_, .._or bml fll. ........
•LM.1•••· AUl'OPUICHASI
"'LIAll Our "Ooodb~ To Buy"
brochure upW.na 11 all
We 'II m• il you one
FR.EE . . . simply call
l&S'
PLAZA
Alll9 "-•':! mS2 lbcAttbur d. <at Jamboree Road J.
IRVINE
111-1771
llOITMI
DtSCll .tA,,...
.. IUY9t
•....0'"9•
•IMW"t• -nm 4 spd 1114TK.I >
Tl m au&o. •T JA >
"Jlm41Pd. (721WRF> .,.. •uto. CM4J )
"18 m • apd <934 xzv > "18Dl4apd. tOllUJV l
Tl 600CS Q ) <mT AR >
ltlO's
tBIMOW!
L.AIGI S&ICT10M
<»MIW 1979
l20I .. & 5211'•
IMSTOQC!
SADDLE BACK
V ALl..E'Y IM PORTS
28402 Marguerite Pkwy.
MlSSION VlEJ 0
831-2040 4tM949
CLOS&> SUMOA YS
....._ WClllhd 9590 ORAHGE COUNTY'S ....................... C>LDIST
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
for top used cars-foreign,
domestics or classics If
your car as extra clean.
see us F1RST !
#I I• Or-.. c_.,
2925 Harl>Or Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2503
WEIUY
CLEAN CARS
AND'ftUCIS
CON,...Ell
CHEVRO LET
'"(.."" Jf 1fl• I
• • i:--1 \ '1 r ·°' '
S46-I 200
Oln \Sell Your Car?
caYBIMW
PAYS TOP DOLLAR
For Clean UMd lmpona
Call Mike or Doa
IJS.3171
WANTED!
La1e model Toyota.s and
Volvos. Cal l u s
TODAY!!!
Earle/he
TOYOTA·YOUO ,, ............
CMtelWM
~ ,..,_UOl w 140.9 .. 7
IOIMd• ... •1
71..WSlOI
lmUW"llllte! Rum oa re-
__. ..... speed, power
~ power Drakes,
air cond.. AM /Fii atereo caaaeue, electric aun· root. electric windows.
t.opa/tan m.t.erior. Only
3».000 miles. 113,900 or
bmt olfer. C.tlJ 642-0138.
BMW 320I Tl. fjord blue,
snrf, A/C, Blaupuokt
AM /FM cass., n ew
Mlcba. Perfect cond.
S8900 or beat offer .
951-0379
Tl BMW CSI. Blue, leatb. new paint, trans & compl
exhaust system. $18.SOO.
By appt. S40-S423.
PORSCHE'S
T1 5301. black, 33,000 mi,
auto, aunrool. air, a.Uoy
. whla. teaOO. 04-9691
WANTED
Allow us tbe oppottunlty
to comider the purchase
ar trade-in ol your clean
Porsche. Cbect with Ua
Today!
IJe:ll ..._,bOf Shod Garden G•~ ... .._ZUJ
Tep Dlllar
Pail
For Your Car!
JOHMSOM & SOM
L-..,Mercwy
Xalllarbor Blvd.
a.ta --540-5'30
Capri 9715 .......................
Tl Capri. XJnl AM /Fm sa.ereo. 4 spd. V6. PS/PB.
40K mi. G75, 1164-2C*>
.,..... t720 .......................
'Tl 110·1 . tapd .
••lhD/HH. IPtelal ........ IHOO /Oao. 111.-aa.1.
'fl MT. eao w.,, • 1pd,
AIC, rtt. fU, 1u1>9r
clean. titts. 55t·l347
MU.
'71 l>al $10 Wqoo. New
.... ~ ,... .... l2000. Autmatic.~
... t721 .......................
ltm>lll T ~.MW eailoe. at.no, allo)lll,
Sac . a t tTtOO .
UU)592·1111 or
OM~
• tu o..e: Rblt ...
Jloni sboch, lobro
tramule. IMOO. Call
&1HS34Aftl.
'74 rta.t ia. Runs well. • m · X1ut foe~
ndl body work Sl900. Uon. Completely rblt
CallafUpm-.zsD4 ~ng w tall papers.
'75 Spyd er. tmmac. ~2300 Beaofter.
In/out. new top/tires .
spec int 497 -3849
evs/wtmds.
'65 CAlllOl.Er
=t1ooally cluo. u1.eweetnmnin1.
.... t727 Eldnia. SU.GOO caah. PP
...... ••••••••••••••••• ~u.->or~mo
VISITYOUI ... lorce t7M ~COAST ...................... .
HONDA
HEAD9UilTEllS
TODAY!!!
INV&SITY
SAJ..~&SERVlCE cpu>SMOllLE
HOHOA
GMCTRUCIS
28SO Harbor Blvd.
cai'TA MESA
540-9640
•1 DEAUR IN U.S.A.
ROY
CARVER
ROUS·ROYCE
IMOJ•m!IO<tr ,..-..ort a.. ( ~
\L----'~
ClOSEO SUNOAY\
Toyota 9765 •..•.•.................
75TOYOTA
LAND CAUISER
Tl Blue Honda Accord. Good rond1t1on On1unJI
Ownt'r M Ul>t sell SJW() Xlnt cond Sunrf. 673-~t'H''
AM/FM, tape cass. A1C. -uew hrei.. See to ap-ii Corona run-. J{ood
predate. $5200/BST. New l1rt:~ & battn)
552-911116 aft Spm. $1150 Ca II 71418.S I l~
'78 Honda CiVlC. factory
tir, Blaupunlrt A M 1FM
stereo. w /Jeosen In·
axial speakers, tUloteo
dnving liibts. M.icbelm
radiala. lo. mi. $4450.
~ ...,... 9730 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Must selJ ! i9 XJ6. $16.500
Squadron Blue w /biscwt
UUr.673-2184
9734 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -n Ghia. 12.000 Mi. Ong
own.. lmmac. eond. Auto.
A/C, PIS. P (8. 4M-'"83
73 ltaraUiDD Gbla ooav.
4apCl. Lo miles. A·l eond.
..-.80557·W7.
t7ll .......................
w• =--~ .... 645-5700
t740 .......................
71MU4sosa
Met. brown /b•mboo.
leather. ooe owner &
loaded with e xtra
fl!ldures. loquire about
our s year pref erred
bank plan with next to
not.bing down. 0790 )
$24,tSO
MISSION VIEJO IMPoa'Ts
131-174'4tS.1704
'S 23> D. 4-speed. Recent·
ly rebuilt engine. ~. 700.
548-1235
774505&.
A.II /FM stereo, tape
deck. maple yellow. top
cond. S24.000. PP. C714 >
m-0607 aft 6PM .
'79 300 Silver Dis.
8e.uiful car. ~.
11kll1. Stereo. fully auto.
S22.900. Leaving state.
642-3643
W1 Mercedes 2SOSL,oew
paim. eng. 6 tires. Mint
Cond. 2-topt. Must aee.
~9G-ll30all. SPiii
7J&old450SI
Perfect cond., orig.
owner. W /eell at ap-
pniul. M).fll58 M·F.
... t744
7SCel.Jca. auto. xlnt (.';)Od
SllB5 Pnvate Party (;all
64&-42.84
"16 CoroUa S2500 56.000
m1, sunrf. AM /FM .
26 mpg. Ca 11 a rt 5 •
a.7"11
Must sell iJ Cehl'•. loolul
& rut\\, grt•at S2200 tOBO
661 :mo
ii Cehca. Good cond
Sl.500or offer.
48l-4389
'73 Toyoc.a Corona Waaoo
New paint. trans. tires.
A/C. ll*>O/bst ofr. Carl
MS-916.S or &42·$349
T~ t767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tl Spitfire d nt 3:51< ml .
AM /FM. $3900. Paul .
anytime 751 ... L9'2
V~WiiiJIW 9770 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Raving trouble sellmg
your car" Try us ' Paid
fcroroot! Ast for P'rant
MariJM>or Tom A1km
1'711 IUCHaYD. .... :t .....
... 2000
76VWIUS
Dynamite 7 paaseoger
with 4 speed and ovrr-
bead air cond1honlng.
(J3ll661)
$5"5
IOIWTI"HAM
YOUSWAGEH
7900Wastmir•ster Ave.
in Wntmlmttt
BID-7551 138-7880
*** C4"1LwdaY
17421 Brec1a a..D. ffonC'"£"' Beacb You are winnet' of
two llcketa <Sl3.00
value). to
CllCUSYAKAS
11.ar. 14th· llar. 2IOt.b
. Colla .... " ffun«in&ta1 <:enur ~ mil)' be ell.aimed
by ca..llina 8'2-5678, ext.
272
**'* W' .... ~ .. -·-·-······· Al"' I l5U '71 .....
BMW'S Sbup little aporh
CASH P15g,roa oa 11~ta:s!a!!t~S• =:. ~>deu Jolla SIJ-han f'15.tMC II tzl95
IOI Wl'l'MAM
YOl.ISWMIM
'IDW1C ' t•Ave. ............ .,. . .,.
'772 .......................
VOLVO
SM.1$.SBYfCI
NeLIAS ...
OYDIDAa DELIVERY
DPEllft
IAIU*E
YOl.YO
ia.Bubor Blvd COlfrAMESA
~t)OJ 540-946 7
.,, eo.ba. ntll •• ... anillll ced. . ...... .,-MM
OUI IDfTOl'S CAI
1177 au,.1er Cordoba 2
doot •atdtop. 11,oot
...... alr C"OOdilLo••· All/t'll atereo with
power 8 track tape •
..,... wtndc>WI, '°'"" door' lockl, powtf' Mer· 1111 ud power brat..
Lmdau root. I0/40 Nat.
dual redlnen. SouSsb 8* exterior. aotd fawn
(nterior. Priced UOO
below wbo1'H le Blue Jibe*. 11171. C.11 ,,_t
Administrator. Dally
PUot H2--fm t ext. 210
Cu# '1' HJO •••••••••••••••••••••••
1972 Lincloln Coatmenta I
Martt f , very clean. 1
owner. SJ200 080. Ca II
be{ SAM or aft. 7PM.
7~1~
llA~WI( I< t•t. T '.II ....
ij : I I ' I', 1 'I ' : I!>
'78 llereu.ry llonarch
Xlnt . cond
ca•,GOOIOBO. MM111
cr•l..ecT49'\.1.
tbttaq HU .......................
••• D ........
lm27 Jadmoa
Midway City
You are the winoer or
t wo ticket• ($13 .00
value), to
llechanic·a 1pedal ·69 ~ ••••••••• !!.~~
CllCUSY.a.AS
llar.14tb· llar. 20th
ec.t. llesa • Jlunt1f\ISOD Center
1'lcbta may be clatm<'d
by ca.l.bn& 842-5671. ext
272
1"8. •uto. a ir. good
body .liOO. m.1378
.......................
9t0!1 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
"18 Gremhn 18mpg, aut.c
tram$1~
842-6163 ---
,4 Hornet X clean. 6-cyl
Good IDPf( Auto Xlnt.
CODd. Sl.000 838·~
991C .......................
72 8'.lclt t;lect ra, Kood
and.. w 'sell to h1g.tws1
alfer~
CawF1c 9915 ••••.••••..............
• •• DorothyLH
4f9 t'air Or
C.CX.t.a M~"
You ~ tbe wmner o4
two t1 c ltets 1$13 00
vaJUt.-1. to
CllCUS V AIGAS
M.ar 14th -Mar ~
Costa Meu 4r
Kuntmglon Centtt
Tic:kas may be chttmed
by calhng 642.5678, Ul
272 •••
Late i8 Seville. metalllc
blue. wire wheel!.. su.nrf .
new Michelin lire!>,
1.8.000 au. lmmac cood 113.cm Ca u 640-94.51 or
~6
'78 SDV beaut cond. Llbr.
stereo. crae. Loaded.
~. B-33'11, 665-1253
eves
76 Cad Seville 4 dr. bte
bhae. clean car. S7650
~ MootoFn. 8 :30l05
&JS.33lJ
Late i8 Seville, Mlcb.
lJres. It blu met•lltc.
w /lthr. stereo ta Pl'. lo
m1, s howr oom cood.
always g.,.aged. Mab
atfer. 673-4642.
79 Eldo blk /bit. IDOODI' y.
assm pymnts 0 A.C .
SlS.450. Call 67J. 7470
'78 Coupe De Ville. ve ry
good cood., lo miles.
$7,IB>. 558-0799: 731-5656
79 Seville. 7330nu, sorf .
wu-e whls. imm.ac rood.
~ &W-9316 al\ 7pm
76 Seville. Jet bllt w /blk
leather int. red pimlripe,
Rolls Royce Grill. wtre
whls. stereo 8-tract. lo
ml. &Int cond. 9100 or
bmt olfr lakes Ulla week.
~
Tl Seville. Low mUe.a.ae,
io.ded. Sl5iOO 7S2· 7733 or
645-0315
'78Qad Devil.le ~g. Take
OV'er ~.DO down. l yr.
left. l290 mo. 631-0486 or
m<lllO
11.loess forces sale.
'S> Fldo. West~rn Saddle
F\renust p.aml. Vogue
lt79COIYETTI
T Top with automatic
IJ"ans., pwr St.ef!nn. &
Windows. a.U" ccnd . Ult
wbeel. crwae control.
11.ereO radlO tt Silver in
cok>r mtVCG I
Mow<Wy SI 1,991
HOWAID Cllff,..t
Dove & Quall SU
NEWPORT BEACH
lll-0555
i5 T-top. Whl/maroon
int. All power 27,000 m1
fmtrutculate SS.6011 P l'
754 67!Kl or Ad S1llt•r II
14.J. 642 4Dl 24 hr<; a
day
i7 Vet. tan. 350 ~uto
tran-. ~ery extra. 2'!1\
m1. car cover. leacher s
pel fii3.Q72 or 673-IUli!'I
***
'IS, 260 coov't. Very
angina.I. Better than de
aler rebll 112QO 7»«l!f 7
~ Mmtang 289· 3 apd on
the floor Best OHt.-r
89-4195
9955 •••••••••••••••••••••••
·73 Toronado. 6 1.000
rrule~. stt.-reo, cru1s~
Loaded Xlnt cond SI 200
Ca1J 675 11176 or Ad S1tt~r
¢ 34 hr.. 642--GlO
7 I VlST A Cna.ser, run~
good.. needs some bod)
wor1L $4()0 ~l l
i7 Cullu1 Brouaham.
\1C. PIS, P IB. xlnl
tmBLscltonbUt CQrwll• c·ood . 14200 /080
T 1.op rwJy loaded JaJ1' tM2-4ilC2 aA 6 m 1 S16 000 5.)7 I UJ IJ
da)"
9935 .......................
n Dart. 6 n l. i.uck. S750
Good coodrt ion
S48 3214
'64 Potara G<i lr•ru. cu
li75 :bat ofr
~
9940 ...•...................
• • •
Morri1 fTum.t
lB'TOOSaybrook Ln
Hualinglen Beach
You are Uw wuiner of
lWO l1ckel1 l Sll.00
value>. to
aRCUSYAMAS
11.ar. l«b -Mar. 20tb
OaltalileaAr
ttunrtndoo c.ntn
ndlda may be <'IAJmed
by calliDc 642 5678. ext
Z12 •••
'76 R•nchno . 82.000
males A ~k1n l{ 12900
64&2211 or 557.QlZ. A.)Jt
for 'T " or Jotin
72 Ddta Royal a, 2-dr
bantlop, Ao llll, a li5 or
best alJr SS ITU
9960 .......................
l9T1 Plymouth Sport f'u"
Suburban .. door 2 :O.t'.'dl
Wa~on 55.000 m ile-.
Power wi n
dowi.1bra.kes1a1r <'ontl
roof rack. A M I (o"M !Ill' rt.'()
radio. crwse control .
c·ustom whee la. J ad ..
Green Met•lllc with
wood IJ'alft Mdea, green
vi nyl lntelior. Priced
betow ~-S2675. Oaal1 PUol. M2-43Z1 Ext
210.
16 Plymo•tb Volare w..._ Roaf .-.ct, PS.
PB. MllD Ulll pte, CB.
M•o1 more e1'tra~
Ill.CD> rDI S2'700. &42·337!1
16 Volare Premier stn
wp. Loeded.. AU powu .
1.8 1J111C. Otf er. 873-3'SO
72 fUry Slo. Wgn .• oe~
brakes. a.Jr. root rark
AM FM Runs gd.Sl20o
~
'78 F.,rmont. 17 ,000 fl-"oc 9965
IDlles. fully eqwpped, •-•-•••••••••••••••••
DtWradl.aL~. S4000orbest 71 Pontiac Bonoev1llt·.
atfer. S66-&Mi aft 6pm. 50,00') rru.. good cond ..
~ 9945 ~· 562-4870 ....................... c ........ Morie Ill
1971 • .., ........ d.
lo .... -of 0 llilMI. c. ........ 1942
Harbor ll•d,
~30-5:30.
Mlilc:at ttSO ..... ................. .
ORANGE COUNTY'S
..wEST
LINCOLN-MERCURY
DEALERSHJP
IAYRA.DBOI
LINCOLN-llEllCU'RY
16-11 Auto Center Or
Sl>Fw)'·l.Ake Forest exJl
lRVINE
IJ0-7000
Haw something to ~U?
OWfted .cis do it ~U.
Altlos.UM4
"14 F1r?btrd Xlnt rood.
PStPB. AIC. new tare:.
S2!m. Ph 833-2849 aft 5 wlldys ____ _
Ut l'Veb1rd. SllSO. Good
cond. new tires. mags.
shocks. PP. SSl·l.915
'78 Lemam: 2 door, air.
am rm. only 2600 mil~
2500 4r take over pay rnems. S&2llllO Ask for
Abee.
• ..,. t974 .......................
'73 Vee• GT Wa.goo. Good
rond1llon. runs good.
new brakes. AM /FM
radio. 4-speed. A/C. 26 aw. Bestolfer. 646-3104
The fastest draw In l IM'
West. . .a Daily Pilot
Classirted Ad. &a.5678
Aaltos. .,.
tyres. w1r~ wheels, •••••••••••••-··-·
llereo, etc. List Slt.872. .......... l!l!!~lll!l!!!~~~~iiililllilmt WILL TAKE S16.950 for
4'-ick sale. Car bought in
Feb. hu 985 m1lea.
n4~.
"11 Seville very clean.
Wire wheels. •.ooo. dys
-.11u. nes & wknda. -.am
c 0 tf 17 .......................
1415 IA.DI ST .. COSTA MBA
MOTHIN&OVR
54999 W1 Ounaro. one. ons,
pwr. ateerioa. power
............ tktraDa,1•--------------------------------· m -. Biil offer. eau m-=.o ............ '4999 . ......... .
Clluuu•t HlO ....................... q.e t74' ....................... ...... ..,..a.bit cm..,... .....
-tom1
"II ..... Carlo, •d.r• '!.~, •.:: ~;.181~ deaa, all Hltll, l ·
-ACtl-..S_. ~:~toO-Offu ..
Automatic trans . factory air cond.. pwr.
st-.rlng a tnkes PLUS many more fWWfY
ltemti Low. low mite.! (1N4"282).
'1 CADl.lAC '2999 cOM•YILLI ••.••.••
'fl coavert. Bus.
illlownom oew, Uc 'd
"'l'llAT BUG'', IHI, All/PM ster.eottape,
... P.P.MMMI
'G Cor•air ••son. • FUii poww, flctory * cond .. tilt -..i. -.o. ~ edl W ~ IHfh«, PlddlO top I ONLY 31,000 ml ... !
-.... • ..... 838_.FZ•J)lill • .._ ___ ,...._. ___ _,.
,. CllM7 .... Caito.
·--PS, PJS. Ate, ......... =T·TOP ... ~3999 Full power, tlaeory air oond .. tilt -..i . .-.o.
l'lllYe -. .... peddlid top -nut tee; Ul<E NEW condlttont (17'RKT).
1980 CHRYSLER CORDOBA
Coupe. V8. automatic trans .• pwr. steering & br•es. air cond .. elec.
dig. clock, chrome remote mirror. Landau vinyl roof. cornering lights
wsw radial tires & much morel (123712). ·
SALE PRICE $6995
TEST DRIVE -$500
1980 CHRYSLER Le BARON
~ Door Sedan. VS. automatic transmission. pwr. steenng & bfakes. in~reased cooling. radio. front & rear ~mper guards. remote control
mirror. deluxe wheel covers & wsw rachal tires & morel (128042).
SALE PRICE s5195
T~ST DRIVE -*500
Nfflt CASI!
51095
1979 DODGE
ASPIN CUSTOM lmAN
" ve. autometic t,.,._ air conct, ,,.,. steering & brakes. vinyt top. QJltom moldlngs, r.dio, WSW
tlrea I morwt 1106WYR).
We'll pay top dollar for good. clean I late model used
. cars. See Curt Davis or Bryan Hesketh today • • •
AU.OW TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR TRADE-IN
1976 DODGE
ASflNlmAM
vs. autometic trans .. air oond .• ,,.,, steering a
brakes. AM/FM radio, WSW t1r99 & mor~
C288PCO).
'51695
1979 PLYMOUTH
YOlAM .. AN
ve. automatic trlM.. air cones .. owr.1teertno &
brakaa. 2 tone patnt. radio, CUilom molding&.
W1W tlnle I morel (7e8WVL). ,.
1974 CHEVROLET
MONTI CAILO CCQll ve. euto. trMe.. a1r cond~ pwr . ....,. a
bratr.. r.:h. buc:'-t ...... "4nyl top. ''" wNet. ~ minor., ..no .... ~ • WIOtef
. 51995
1977 CHRYSLER .C~COWI
V8, auto. "--· .., cond~ pwr, .... ~ 8P4it ,,.,, ....,., Mil vinyl top. crulae. tilt
AMfFM ...._, 8 tnck. .W. ..._. OCMn &
mcnl C«>l8XO).
·•3195
1975 CHRYSLER
C090IA COUP1
ve. -90mllic lrlnL. • conc1.. ,,.,. st. &
t>r--. ...... vlnrt llOC>. IPAt """· 88111. OOIO. wtre wf.e CCMWS A tnudt mont! 1007NIJ).
52495
1979 HRYSLER
COIDOIA COWi
vs. autom111tc trans.. a1t eond.. pwr. nenng a
brakes. vtnyt tap, ndio. .... ..... ' motet (23TWOn
54795
..
FIFTEEN CENTS
. .
i"eacher Layoff Plan Sparks Anger
. "!! ...... ........ .• A_,..to .. ._.._
• llO Wtllt ~ CouM1 WO
• •c~ool &eaelaera baa lelt ................ '" ·-• ~· ..... for ... Jobi, t.rwteel ... ,..,....~.
· · · Jeny M-ekla. t.tacber .. ..,.
tn lM H......._ Beactt tJ.uon
· Jll1b School Dlatrict, rapped the
tfqard fot' eetlu ln an Wlfeellna
maneer ancl de a troyio1
. ....,,.. ....... ........ ~:.oft ....... Milt to 1QI ... ... tl'1I llllOlllb
in l.be wake ot dlatrtct repo11a
tbat 1bowed enrollment la
dl'oppbas Darply and ... ~ " bffom19'1 acat'ff .
"I don't beU.ve the dlaUict
reaUy bu ao lay off a llftl)e
penon," llannkm •aid. "I think
ln part thi.I la a ploy to weaken
the force befoni contract talks belin."
Tiiie twberl' eoeu.t nptrw
J uae ao and new eontract
propoaala 1bow that the
teaellen' union and dl1tr1ct
ne1ot1aton are far apart on
many1Mue1.
Teacben are seekinc about a
22 pereeat waae bike which tbey
contend would brine their
purchaalni power up to 19'16-T1
levels.
The dlatrtct, In a proposal
releued Tuesday, is olferiog
teaeben a 3 percent pay boolt.
llanaikln malntalna tbe layoff
move lJ unneee.11ey because
normal attrition would reduce
tbe t= ltaff enouih. "I've everyone I can, not
to worry becaaae the diltrtct
will end up havlo1 to hire
everyone back on, Mannion
contJnued.
The district mus t give
teachen a final layoff notice by
May 15 that tbey may be
Gates to Endorse
Students Said
Book Thieves
High school trustees in West
Orange County complained
Tuesday that the free public
education system is being taken
too literally by sticky-fingered
students. Pupils in the Huntington Beach
Union High School District,
trustees were told, made off with
$83,000 worth of textbooks last , .. r.
Tbe di.strict, officials said, bad
to pick up the lion's share of that
tab-.tleast$51,000.
Cnast Unit
·Posts U~
-
For F11nds?
1 LOS ANGELa (AP) -Three
t'•lional members of the
Callfomia Coastal Commissk>n
have used their influence to
raise funds for their own
political ambitions from people
who sought approval for
projects before the commission.
the Los Angeles Times reported
toilay.
The three South Coast
Regional Coastal Commission
mem hers were identified as Los
Angeles Councilman Artbur K .
Snyder, Garden Grove Mayor
Elerth S. "Rick" Erickson and
Torrance Clty Councilman
Donald E. Wilson. wbo also
serves a• tbe commission
chairman.
Tbey IOHdted nearly $200,000
in funds either directly or
tltrougb repl'esentatives, tbe
Times Mid.
Political dmlatioDs from $100
to several \houuDd dollars were
solicited bf letter or telephone
f,..m small J>roperty ownen as
•ell as bll developen with
bulinell Wan tbe commlukJD,
tbe paper laid.
Tbe uaree tommi•ioaen lit
en tbe 12-member rerional panel whieb eon rols
coutnactioll pennitl for some ol
the ID08t •al•ble property in
Lo• Ao1el•• aad Oran1e
counties -aloal tbe co.aaline . ~ bJ .. tbe realODal panel ca be llllfealed to tbe f\lll atate
~m .......
··This is just outright thievery.··
said Trustee Helen Dille. "I am
shocked by this fiiure: we have to
find some way to put a stop to
this."
District Superintendent Frank
Abbott said the district has little
leverage to force students to
return books or pay for them.
Abbott said it is against~ law
for the district to withhold a
student's diploma until he settles
his debt.
Westmins te r High School
Principal Bill Rollins, though,
said the law hasn't stopped his
school from coming down hard on
textbook thieves.
"We send the stadents notices telllog them they wqn 't cet their
di~mas ._..., "1 n...,··
sQI ~""°Mid ltia PDlicY hasa't~ed.
Westminster Hi&b. according
to • dbtrict report, b" to paJ
$21 .. laat YF ~ bodka -Qae ft~ in the district.. Ila a Blgla School
ranked seeond in the riPoff lbt
with nearly $15,000 in uncollected
fines. "It's common knowledge
a mong students," remarked
teacher Leigh Hamp,. ••that
nothing is geing to be done to
them. Maybe we sbould make
them pay a deposit on boob like
they have t.oon PoP bottles.''
Abbott, jokingly, suggested
that atudeuts who make off with boou should have their diplomas
stamped with a warning that the
pupill have p-aduated but are
already in debt.
Trustees asked diatrict officials
to come up with suggestions on
bow to curb Jou of boob without
breakine aD,)' lawa.
F011•nt•in Valley
U..awe Burglarbed
A gold and allver wristwat.cb
valued at $2.008, a sport coat and
$250 cub we~ ,.rted taken in
a burglary Tuedlday night at
the home of James Sau·Vin
Lee, ia the 1800 block of Mt.
Neota SL, Foulltaln Valley.
Police said tbe'tbievea 1a1Ded
access tbrouala the electronlc
gara1e dOOJ' and looted the
victim'• office while be was
asleep ellewbere lo tbe bome.
Police apeeulat•d tbat tbe
thieves may have bad an
electronic gara1e door opener
tuned to the victim's frequency.
VALLEY'S TOP CITIZEN
Betty Magnanela
FVSchool
()/ficial
Honored
When Betty Mi1nanelll,
president ol the Pountatn Valley
School District'• board of
trustees, left her home Tuesday
morning, s he observed
participants in a recall
campaign circulating fliers
outlining plans to oust her and
two fellow trustees from office.
Th at same afternoon, Mrs.
Mignanelli received a more
pleuant surprise when she was
seleeted as 1979 Citizen of the
Year by the Fbuntain Valley
Chamber ol Commerce.
Diddy Lammers, wbo cbalred
the selection committee ~
up of previous winners, said
Mrs. Mignanelli was chosen for
her involvement and leadership
in many civic and youth
oreanizatiom.
"It's just ao exdtlnc to receive
this from such a prestigious
group that I can hardly
articulate it," Mrs. llipaneW
said. Sbe admitted it was a
change from tbe criticism she
received from some parents in
connection with the recent
teacher ltrike.
1'n addiUon to tbe chamber
award, 1be re ceived a
certificate and key to tbe City
from Fountain Valley Mayor
Bernard Svalsaad. .
"I hope th.is will belp you
tbrou1b your trlals ln the future," the mayor aald.
Mrs. Jllpanelll also reeeived
a certiftcate of recosnWm h'Om
Artis Knox, repre1eatin1
H u n t i D I t 0 D .B e • e b
Aslemblymanl>emeiil 11-.111.
.
$1Jump
In Water
Bills Due
By JEBaY CLAUSEN Of .. Oeif'r,..... ,_
Most family water bills along
the Orange Coast probably will
go up about a dollar a month
this summer as ~ result or a 13
percent hike in Metropolitan
Water District rates and other
inflationary costs , wate r
officials conjecture.
M WO directors voted Toesday
to raise their domestic water
rates from $104 per acre root to
Sl15 an acre foot beginning July
1.
A n acre r oot is the
approximate amount of water
used by a family of five during
one year.
Agricultural users will pay $76
a foot, and unfiltered water
imported to the county to feed
local wells will move up h'om
tbe cw••• a fo.t .. tlO. said NeU CllM, Orange E:oanty Water
Dlstrfet manager.
The actual lnc~ue ln costs
for eadll fAlllU7 ia atUI mtnown,
moat loeal water a1eacy
offidall report. Newport Beach utility
department offlcia.ls are aUina their City Council to bike
average rates about a dollar a
month. The avera1e Newport
family's bill cWTelll.ly is about
$10 a month.
Karl K e mp, a ssistant
manager for Mesa Consolidated
Water District, s aid it's too
early to determine what will
happen to water 'bills in Costa
Mesa where the average bill is
about $7.50 per month.
Like several other districts ia
tbe county. the Mesa district has
not increased rates since urn
and has absorbed two increased
Metropolitan Water District
wholesale rate bikes over lbe
past two years.
Kemp indicated increased
energy costs, MWD wboleaaler
water costs ud labor coata
probably will result in b.lgber
water bills, this year, however.
Kemp speculated that they
mtabt be biked as mucb as $1 to
$1.50 a moalb.
Water oftldals ilac:ludl.ng Cline
and S&m SDnaue of Municipal
Water Dlitrlct of Oran1e
County, Aid tboM commuDities
relylDa solely oo water imported
by llWD from Northern Calllornla and the Colorado
River probably wlll autrer the
bl~e:...~ increales. eommumUea ln that
cate1ory include Newport
Beach, San Clemente, Dana
Point, Capiltruo Buch, lrviDe
( ............. .\1) 11e eomllliMioD applicant,
IADC Be8da areldMel WiWam
........,,. Mid be 1av• •to
&tlebla tor bis Ute AM..ttb um~ after he was so.Udtecl ;·11· fold tbe 'nmee tbat lhartlJ Ujereafter t•o other =,.._.., eallecl him for
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....... !l.. .... nljed --~ .... _.,,.. ..,. dim& frOm people
ClililiODUr ... Al>
. City Council Candidate• Air Yieam
by partadwcates.
Dan Mahaffey, U.cucHdateGI
tbe IJtwtartan PartJ I• boda tM
April I <iJ~ electloD llld the 40tb ... Dllbiet
1eat ID .Jme,.ClaSIMd ~ ar• too ftluble •com to be ...... .,~
tenntnated bJ July 1.
Alto ICbeduled to be dlam.lased
before the beginnlog of the next
flaca l year are 62 cla11ified
employees. the maintenance
personnel, clerks and others who
do not bold teaching positions.
Mannion charged that the
across-the-board cut ts being
"'ade because the t rustees
cannot teaalJy lay off teacben
for anticapate d drops in
enrollment.
"It seem.a like they're skirting
the law and if the board bas to
start hiring teachers back on
next fall, they'll have to do a lot
of quJck explaining.·•
District officials predict that
enrollment in the school system
will slip at least 1,100 students
next year. This year's
enrollment, they said, is down
about 700 pupils .
Judges
Daly,..~
HE'U. JUOGE THE JUDGES
County Sheftft Gates
OCStorm
Dalll8ges
822 Million
Recetat storms tbat lubed
Orange County caused an
estimated t22 milUoa in dama1e to county-owned parts, roads
and flood cootrol facilities.
That estimate was provided to
the Board of Supervisors today
by H.G. Osborne, director of the
co unty Environmental
Management Agency.
The series ol storms. Osborne said, caused about S8 million in
damage alone to the Santa Ana
River channel lining. Severe damage &Jso resulted
in several county parks, while.
in other cases. la nds lides
occurred over roads or roads
themselves slid away, Osborne
said.
In response to a question from
Supervisor Philip Anthony
Osborne said that be couldn't
provide a more detailed
breakdown on the storm
damaee.
The EMA direct.or, however,
noted that bis agency is now
preparing an application to tbe
state Office of Emergency
Services that will let tbe wheels
in motion for tbe county to
recover the cost.a al the repairs.
That •ppllcaUon Osbome
explalned, ullim•teiy will be
sent to tbe federal EIDUpDCY
Mana1eaaent A1eaey, which
controls the reimbursement
pursestrtnp.
Some al the repairs, be said.
will be made directly by the
fedenl~t~ u .s. ArmJ Corpe al
and th• federal Sol and
ComervatioD Service. while in
otber CllllelStbe CGUDtJ will dotbe
work. la tbe latter eases, OI..._
said, tbe coaaty ·...w laaft to
front tile mooey. '' ·•we will de.tee a plaa I• flnudal wl bopeM.IJ reeo,.
all our COltl r..,m the federal
IOYffDIDmt. ••JM nld..
M 01bol'ne'1 r.._•••t,
aupentwoa .. ,tad a r111a.sr
calllq tor die &ate De~t
of Fish ud Game to l*'JDlt g:= to ...-ve malllft lllt ...... ._atonD,..
in UPfll'Ne•polt'BQ.
Sherif£
Scorns
Tradition
By PIUL SNEIDER MAN
Of -o.ily ~ ... StMf
Taking a step he described as
locally unprecedented, Orange
County Sheriff Brad Gatec;
disclosed Tuesday thaL he plan.~
to throw his poltt1cal clnut
behind specific candidates 10 he
..a•PP elect.Ion." Shenrr Gates warned .nc1t
so me or h as endorsements
may go to candidates opposing
in c umbent Orange County
Judges who a r e seeking
re-election.
Gates disd06ed bis plans in a talk before the Fountain Valley
Ch amber or Commerce He
elaborated on his intentions
during an interview after the
meeting.
Saying be bas never before
endorsed judicial candidates,
Galea anticipates some beat.
··1 think any time you make
choices like this. you risk getting
som e criticism." he said. "I 'm
wiUint to stand that risk.··
llldeed Soulh Orange County
M Ulli;;;. Court JudRe Richard
D . H•m l lton . wlio faces
re-eleetioo June 3, expressed skepticism today about Gates'
qualifications for Judging the
judges.
"'I don "t think he It nows
everything that goes on in the
courtroom.'" Hamilton said. "All
be knows is what he hears from
his people, and they have a law
and order bias.··
The Judge said he would
prefer the public to be guided by
bar association endorsements
because such groups are made
up of lawyers who continually
try cases before the judges
facing re-eleciion.
"Gates is no attorne y ."
Hamilton stated. "How in the
hell can be know about the
law""
The judge added that he does
not anticipate receiving a n
endorsement from the sheriff.
On~ June 3 ballot. 37 seats
in the county's superior and
municipal courts must be filled.
As of last Friday 's filing
deadline. 68 candidates have
tossed their bats into the ring for
these posts, including 12 deputy
district attorneys.
Fourteen incumbent judges
face competition in these races.
Gates aaid be decided to i:ssue
the ftldonements because the
public is "starving for
information" to use in selecting
(See GATES. Pase AZ>
Ceast
Wea&•er
Falr tmitbt and Thurs-
day. Lon bJalabt 45 at the
beacllel and 52 inland.
ffitba 'lbunday 65 to 72 .
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Unlvel'llty ol Puerto RJco. Al lelllllll oae IOldJu wu • b1 fb1q , ..... ta..,..... .. • ., .... rm Aulu• A."9\ Ill a-.. Harrr Ol..._ MM ...
bullet.a ml.MM &M c-o om.. uil a au..-la tM oer, m
none or tb•. laJarlH rrom lhe flylat 1111• required hoapltalluUon.
A •PDk .. man ror lht U.S. N••Y baae al ROOMvelt Roada,
the 11arp1t mllltary ln1taU1Uon on Olla island, ldenUft41d UMt
sold en u Col. Chara Tucker. Lt. Col. Rot.rt L. Da~
and s,t. M-.t. Mora AudUJ1 all au.lped lO tbe MlUt.ary Seleoe•
Department at the unlver11ty
filllMPtkcm ...
LONDON (AP> -09t pncea AboumMd ln Europe today
followlnl a ft() drop earU. ln ~ Wffk
The dollar opened •U•blly lower, but deaAen aaid tbe hllh
level ol U.S. lnteretl rat• ecmUnued lO prov1de It wllb 10Ud unde'11WUna.
GOidtraded In L.ondoo at ~ 50 • Troy ounH, up tu.~. It tradedat~5inNewYork .
Silver, wtuch dipped lo 128 ts Tuesday t ompar«t to l\.
London peak of 149 hit Jan. 18 opened In London today at
$30 375anounc~. lltradedatS29 JO in New York
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BOGOTA. Colombia <AP> -Neaotlations for the releaH of
the U.S. ambassador and other hosta1es held in the Dominican
Republic's Embassy for two weeks are reported at a stalemate.
and a government source says a bar1alnlng seaalon today could
be crucial.
The source said the 1Uerrillaa reduced the number of
imprisoned lertisL'l they want released from their orl1laal
de mand of 311 . but thl• government still refuses lo rel111e
anyone.
.. For the government of Colombia, lt la the aame lhlnl to
hand over one prisoner or 311. for In any cue lt would violate
the constitution and abrogate a judicial sentence,~· aald tbe
government source. who asked not to be Identified by name.
CHICAGO \AP> -"A rose 1s u rose Is a rose," prosecutor
Te rry Sullivan told the CJrru1t Court Jury. Then polntln1 at
m asi. murder defendant John W Gacy Jr., he declared: "A rat
111 a rat ~a rat. He was and be 1s a rat."
The JUron began deliberation today In the case a1aimt the
37-year-old remodelln1 contnctor accused In the sex-related
deaths of 33 youn1 men and boys.
SulUvan'11 accu11Uon came BS the prosecution summed up
lu cue agahut Gacy. charged with more murders than anyone
in the nation's history. During his impualoned summation,
relatives of some or Gacy's alleged victims rled the courtroom in tears.
Airwest Purchase
Under Negotiation
Orrlcials or Hughes A1rwest
have c onrirmed that the
M inneapolis·based Re public
Airlines ia currently negotiating
1mrchase or Atrwest
A ispokes man for Alrwest
Huge Suspect
Sought in
Abduction
RED BLUFF !AP> -A
JOO.pound man in a red Jump
s uit was sou1ht by police today
for kidnapping his estranged
wife and tying up her parents.
.o Tehama County Sheriff's
Captain William Cashdolla r
identified him as Jimmy Mack
Dixon, 35, of Macon, Ga.
Cashdollar sa id Dixon went
Tuesday night lo the home of h1s
wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Milan McGraw in Corning,
where Dixon's wife, Kathy, 29,
was staying.
Dixon, who had a gun, tried to
get his wife lo go back to him
with their four children, but she
refused, Cashdollar said. The
four children were not at the
McGraw home. Cashdollar
didn't know where they were.
After an hour, Dixon tied up
the McGraws and left ln lhelr
<'Br with bis wife. Cashdollar said.
McGraw worked free of his
bonds, and phoned the sheriff's
office. Officers found McGraw's
car ab~ndoned In Coming, but
both Dixon and his wife were
gone
HI~ I
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•
d ee lined com m (·nt o n tht•
negotiations other than to note
ta lks .i re being held with
R e public. Airwest 's pa rent
company. Summa Corp. and the
estate of billionaire Howard
Hughes.
Republic was produced in July
1979 by a m erger of North
Central and Southern Airways
The liirline has 9,000 f'mployees
and serves 158 cities In 28 st.ates
North Central was one of
!-.ev eral airlines that flied
:J pplications for routes out of
Orange County . Those
<tpplications were suspended by
the Civil Aeronautics Board
while an environmental impact
statement is preyared on the
effect of additiona IDgbts out or
Orange County .
Airwest, which was booght by
Sum ma Corp. in 19'10, ls one or
two commercial jet airlines that
operate out of the John Wayne
Airport.
The airline is restricted lo 13
flights a day and serves the
cities of Phoenix, Tucson, Las
Vegas and Salt Lake City on
non-stop filgbts. The airline also
c ontinues those f ligh ts to
Milwaukee. Des Moines, Denver
and Houston.
H1mtington
Boy, 12, Shot
With BB Gun
A 12-year-old Huntington
Beach boy was shot in tbe cheat
Tuesday when a nelpbor's BB
gun accidentally went off, police
said.
CbrllUan Irvina, police said,
was treated at lfoaa Memorial
Hospital, Newport ·Beach, and
released following tbe 1:MJ p.m.
incident near tbe youth's
Crettview Lane bome.
lnvest11aton said tbe boy wu
apparently staa·dtna ta bla.
driveway when a U·year-old
nelahbor accidentally fired oft
the shot. Po~C!.l....!.bo did not ldlnttty the nlllqlllllUI'. 1ald tbey made no
arresta.
William Lyon
Bites Slated
Funeral eeniffs will be beld
Thursday for We1lmln1ter
realdenl WUUam L. Lyon, a
project mana1er for major
coaatrudJon d.velo1>m•nta lD
Oran .. Qount.Y .•
Vr. X..,., at, died lfOlldat lo
W11tmln1ter Communlt1 Hotpital. a.me. .... ~ .... at • a . m . at lb• Wt1t•ia1ter Memorial Park Qaajel, l.ol 8Heb8l~.
r;
. .... .
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Ill 'I • fnor a Pl'OPOMCI •r. ti ... ..., """"'' •• ····•••!• offteta, a meuun um allo wlU appear oa
"9J-.1baUat. Rll MC'Olld frtt.rton, tb11berttr HI~\ .tu bl hla opinion or the J:t:: the Juctaea' courtroom
a ...... d. •rt• e tn t=toun •1•t••· ca by " who r,... trim nala on {ff "lcallUH or bee.use of
bmtnor procedural trrora ma«k Y.la==. II• cin baa own ex nacea
and reeoanneodal= Of his
I tiff I the lberltr aald ... wW not
endorM lnt""1bent JUU. who
bne con1l1t.nU1 maa. such
rullq In favor ol UM aceuaed.
To the Chamber ot Commerce
aud&encu, Oatu cited a
Fullerton murder conviction
lhat waa overtunied beca111e a
polloe offlcer lefl the crime
acene brttlfly to summon help
und then r turnl•d lo the! scene
without u 11carrh wterrant
l 'onl'l'<lln" that 11omt• Judges
urt• only ubldlntc hy hlt«hM court
procedent.I, Oat• olalmed that
loo rnany J'"81• arc afraid to
lllftUt\ a eoolrovor1d1l rulln11 they
know 111 Ju-.t . 11lmply betaose
I hey four bt•lnw uv,•r rul<'<I In an
.appt•ul
Ont~11 111.td l'Omt' tnndldates
hnpln.: to uniu•nt llll·umbenl
jUdNrK hUV~ Uaked fOrt&n
lnh>rvll'w with him. aot'kin& his
,. 1HI o raem en t . The s herlrf
pr.,rllt'lrd hlN l'holccs will be
11r111ounl't'<l l11 uboul 008 month .
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COAST •••
"'hoi.t• nppllcat1 on s appc·ar
hdun• the commission, lhl·
ne-. spaper rePOrted.
Eri c kson s aid tr h is
fund·ralslng solicited money
from people with bus iness
oorore the commission "it was
wrong because the guy could
feel twisted ... I didn't know about It. ..
Snyder, who according lo the
Tl mes has amassed about
$140,000 in the last two years
from commission applicants .
s aid : "If J re ll tha t J was
somehow extorting money from
people by doing this or if
.,omehow . b y making
contributio n s. th ey were
rnfhlencing what I was going to
do. lhen I would feel disturbed
. l 'd try lo figure out a new
way to do It."
Massive Sliow
., The MIOtia&ecl p,....
Ayatollah ftu.hoU•ta KbomelnJ
ur1ed lranlane tod1y l o
stNDllhtn the J1lamfc Republic
and daah the hopes or the
"oppreuive U.S. government"
by t&amlftl out en ma1.e to elect
a n•w parllament. Khomeini ha.a
aald the parliament will decide
the late ot &he American
bOltaaa.
to a message broadcast by
Tehran Radio on tbe eve at the
first round or parliamentary
vottn1 Friday. Iran 'a 79-year-old
revolutionary leader sald the
enemies of Islam want a small
turnout. But he addded:
· • 1 hope that by your public
pa rticipation In the elections you
w i II das h the ho pes of the
enemies o( the hlam1c Repubhc.
the agents of the overthrown
reg 1me and ill fol lowe rs,
eapeclalJy the oppressive U S.
1ovemment Arise on the day of
determining the country·~ fate
and storm the ballot boxc& to
cast your volei..
"f hope thC' n a tio n . a fte r
c are full y s tud y 1ne th e
backerowula or individuals and
WATER •••
a nd Laguna Niguel.
Communities using less water
d irectly Imported through MWD
and relying parllally on water
pumped from we lls in the county
.,hould see leaser Increases, they
:-.aid.
Huntington B e a c h , for
10stance. pumps a bo ut 80
percent or its wute r annually
from county wells maantwned
by Orange County Water
Diatrlct. Well rates are lower
than the direct Import rates
The Mesa district takes mort'
t han half its water from the
county wells
MW D. th(· nut1on ., laq!l'''
"holesult• wat t.>r agen cy. 1-.
hl•Jdquartered an Los Angt·ll'"
<Jnd ... db '-'<Jll'r lo 11ort11m., 11(
Lo:-. Angl'lt•.,, Oral\l.!l' \'entura
Ha Vl'ri.uk . San lkrn11rd1110 11nd
San Diego counliell
llowurd Williamson MWO
b-Oa rd chairman. t·1tl'rl op(.-rating
l'Xpt·nses and the rising cost of
obtamm(.! water as reasons for
that district's ,rheduled r ate
mcreast'
aroups. will vote for those who are laitblul to Islam and the
con•UtuUon . a re free of
tendencies toward left or right.
and are renowned for their good
record and commitment to
Islam. The naUon should know
that lo stray from tbfa Important
lalamlc tuk would be tree.son to Ialam and the country.··
Khomeini aaid be feared
hostlle propaganda "mi1ht
influence aome or the public so
that t.bey vote for those buically
oppoted to l.alam for the benefit of foreigners ...
T he i.eco n d r ou nd o r
pa rlt an1t'nta r y \Ot ing take.,
p I a c e A p r 1 I 4 . a n d t h t•
legislature. known as the MaJh!->.
1s ex~ted to convene several
weeb later
Khome1 n 1 ha s i.a 1d the
p a rli a m e nt s hould d ettd <'
whe ther o r no t to free thl·
a ppro ximately 50 hostage~
seated 130 dayc; aRo by Mosll'm
m1htanL'i tn tht.' l l S Emba-,s\
President Abolhassan Han1 Sadr
has predJcttod lhc t·apllve-. Y.on r
bl· released before "mid rthi> al the earliest ...
T he mll1 lants huh.li ng thl'
,. m b us., v t o <I <1 ... J t < u., • r!
l'n•.;.1dl·nt. l'.1rtl·r n( u 111~ rho
... 1.1ndoff to 1mprrl\ o· rt· l'il'f Uu11
1 h Jn cl..,
Woman Killed
In CoaJ Mine
W ILLIA~tSO~. \\' \J tAJ•,
\ fe male coal mrner died or J
broken neck when her head wa:-.
pan ned bet ween l \o\ •> fllCl'l'ii of
machinery. uffi c1ali. !t111d Loda)
It w<ts thl' second koo"' n de:ilh
of J woman in thl• nation s un
derground coal minci.
ThP latl·.,t \ 1ct1m "'·" 1d1·n
t1 f1l'd as Eleanore H Ho"'cn. 2.f1
°"ho hvl'd m Wiiiia mson, a t•1'.l.n
.1 fe w mJlt...os north of thl' mint·
''here she died.
The wOmiJn '.l.<JS killed 1n J
I' M. Charles Coal Co mane iJl
Haw I. W. Va .. JUSt before mid·
night Tuesday, s aid act ing
Mingo Cowlty Coroner Gerald
Chafin
A .
Panama CAP &bah
Mohammad Relf Pahlavi ta report.ad betq ,..._.
for anottJer aertous
o p e ration• in a
Panamanian holpttal.
A privately 0W11ed local televt1lon ataUon tald
source1 at Pattllla
Hos pital . e private
medical center. reported
that the deposed monarch,
who Is living on an Island
off the Pacific coast of
Panam a. would be
admitted soon for Ute
aurgery.
In W ashtntton. a White
House oftlclal said the
i;hah ·.., condition was not
serlou~ enou1b for the
US. g o vernment to
co nside r le tting him
r~turn to New York for the
s urgery
Hayakawa:
Intern All
Iranians
!'lACRAMENTO CAP> -U.S.
..,ton S I H11vakawa says all the
lr:Jnicm ... in lh1!> country should
be placed In relocation camp~
·the w ay we did with the
J.1p.1n1•.,t• in World War 11."
ll.1\ .11...1'.l.<1 '.I.ho 1s of Japanese
1111 ,.,, n :-.,1111 Tuc~day lbat the
l 'ro1tl'll ~atl·\ .,hould declare a '.ii•· 11( b<•l hgere ncy" with
I 1 Ill
\\ •· int..rncd I I0.000 J a pan(!Se
t111r1n1.: World War ll. and we
111.1 n <1 lot t· d J 11 ri g h t . " the
, ·1 ~ l'Ur ·o l rt Ca l i fornia
l<q..1uhhc-an in.11d
Aflt•r what~ happened, we
II .1' c every re&JOn to declare a
tJlC' of hel11gerency and round
1111 .111 non c1t1zen Iranians and
1•11t them in relocallon centers."
Du ri ng Wo rld War fl ,
ll<J\ ~1ka11..1 '-''t " teaching at the
\rrnou1 ln~tllule of Technology
in ChtC':lRo Ht• was a Canadian
• 1t1ll'n at the• lime. Ile became a t °' t 1t 111•n tn 1954
Wil&on, director of teacher
cducaUon at the University of
Southern California. re'portedly
raised about half or lbe SSJ.000
he spent in an unauccesa!ul 1978
Congresalonal campaign rrom
coastal commission applicants
und allegedly tapped the same
~ources for another Assembly
race from which he recently
withdrew.
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ll.1\Jk.1'.l.a .• 1 ml'mbcr of the
"'' 11,1ll· Fort'J ~n Relations
' 11111 rrnttee, )a1d an a release
1h.JI thl· ~t.1tt· Depa rtment's
• Hort:. 111 g~tn ~release o( U.S.
1-.m l>as:.} host aacs in Tebran
hJ\t' r.uled and It b time "to get
'oml' barga1nann chi ps ...
"I did not take money
knowingly rrom people who had
a pphcatlons pending," he told
the newspaper.
High Rises
Higldy Priced
NEW YORK (AP> -Manhat·
tan resldenta are used to paying
high rent -but $1,500 a day ror
a six-room apartment? Accord-
ing to builders of the new Palace
Hotel. aome wm be paying that
or more. ·
A spokeswoman ror Harry
Helmsley saya the developer is
close to renting two triplexes at
the top of the 51-story hotel over-
looking St. Patrick's Cathedral
and hopes lo rent lo two others
on a dally basl8. Sbe would not
reveal the names of thoee ln·
terested tn the apartments,
which are due for completion in
October.
S he sald the apartments,
which will Include two-story llv·
ing rooms and eolartuma, should
go for $500,000 to $700,0()0 a year
or more.
Nuke Corb8
Make Ballot ..
WATSONVILLB <AP) -The Santa Crui County Board of
Superviaors reluctantly has vot-
ed to place an uU·nuelear ln·
iUative ordinance Oil tbe .June 3
ballot.
By a •to-I-\'ate Tuelday, tbe
board p&aee4 tbe meu1ll'e on tbe
ballot nm tbDuP Nftral mem-
ben said t.My believe Jt ls un·
COnttitutlOnaJ,
County Ooumel Clatr Carbon
said be ddnk.I tbe board bed no cbolee bal t.o pat lt OD the ballot
bee•• ft WU llll'fd b71J,OOO people, tnOr. tbaD enoQh U re-
qutNd bf law.
Eldm1ioD Try?
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>
Federal 1Cnt1 on Tu11day
&l'Nlted • ·1•1r-old man tor all•ltdlJ • mpUac to a.tort money ftom the Saf1wa1
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selected pieces at special prices in
stock and ready for delivery.
FIFTEEN CENTS l ORANOI! COUNTY, CAL:IFORNIA
;
WEDNESDAY, MAR~H 12, 1990
Endorse ..
. .
O.lly ~1-. "'""9.., ~•lrklr 0 '0-11
There's a sick street in Irvine -or at least that ·s what
this sign for Red Hill Avenue would have you believe
after someone or something knocked the .. ff· out of it.
Parkland
Purchase
Approved
About five acres or Irvine
Company l and in Bommer
Canyon, south or Turtle Rock.
should be purchased for use as a
park, the Irvine City Council
decided Tuesday.
The city has $268,000 In state
park bond act funds with which
to buy the land.
In the wake of the council
action. the city and the company
will enter into an appraisal
process and purchase
negotiations. The city wa.nts to
buy all the land it can with its
state money. Initially, It looks as
though the city will be able lo
buy about five acres of land with
its money. according to Paul
Brady Jr . assistant city
manager.
Di s missed was an Irvine
Company s uggestion that a
better use of the money would be
to buy park land 1n the
developing vil lag e of
Woodbndge.
Irvine Company President
Peter Kremer said m a March 5
letter lo Mayor David Sills that
the Bommer Canyon la nd would
be frozen at today's price unW
1990 if the city used its money. to
buy park land in Woodbridge.
<See PARK, Page AZ>
* * * :(:able Company Flayed
• '. # \ f .~ ••
1 1 'Irvine Upset Over 60o/~ Rate Increase
Ways should be found to
sh ort en a 15-year franchise
eontnet with a cable television 17 '+company serving Irvine that
increased its rates by 60 percent
on Jan. 1, the City Council said
Tuesday.
Community Cablevision Co .. a
subsidiary or the Irvine
Company, boosted its rates aft.er
a state law was paned stripping
the city of rate regulation
power.
ln 1979, when the city had the
regulation power. it refused the
same rate hike that Community
Cablevision established Jan. 1.
In addition to advising the city
attorney to look at legal wa~s to
shorten the franchise contract
Airwest Purchase
. .
Under Negotiation
Officials of Hughes Airwest
have confirm ed t h at the
Minneapolis-based Republic
Airlines ls currently negotiating
purchase of Airwest.
A spokesman for Airwest
declined comment on the
negotiations other than to note
talks are being held with
Wanbip Docked
BANGKOK, Thailand <AP>-
A Cambodian · radio broadcast
has confirmed that a Soviet
warship called at a Cambodian
port. Phnom Penh's domestic
radio service, monitored here, Hid .. Warship 631," a Petya
clus Jlght friaate that can be
llled lD anU-NY,martne warfare, doc!ked at the deep-water port of
leompcJlll Sotn on Feb. 28.
coas t
Republic, Airwest 's parent
company. Summa Corp. and the
estate of billionaire Howard
Hughes.
Republic was produced in July
1979 by a merger of North
Central and Southern Airways.
The airline has 9,000 employees
and serves 158 cities in 28 states.
North Central was one or
several airlines that riled
applications for routes out or
Orange Co unt y . Those
applications were suspended by
the Civil Aeronautics Board
while an environmental impact
statement is prepared on the
effect ol additional ffights out ol
Orange County.
Airwest, which was boupt by
Summa Corp. In 1970, is one or
two commercial jet airlines that
operate out of the John Wayne
Airport.
The airline is restricted to 13
flights a day and serves the
cities of Phoenix, Tucson, Las
Ve1as and Salt Lake City on
non-stop flights. The airline also
continues those flights to
Mllwaukee, Des Moines, Denver
and ff~.
U.N. Defied
JERUSALEM (AP) -Israel
freed 1ix Arabs from prison as a
good-will gesture to E1ypt but
defied the U.N. Security Council
and the United States by seizins
1,100 acres in the Arab sector of
Jetoaalem for Jewtab hoU1tna.
PllD.r PREJ'IEJVS
BIG BOAT SHOW
due to expire in 1993, the cowu:tl
d.irect.ed city officiall to:
-lnveaUgate ways In which
other cable television companies
could come into Irvine and
compete with Community
Cablevision Co., which holds a
non-exclusive franchise.
-Explore how the city coukl
modify the Community
Cablevision Co. contract, forcing
the company to comply with
certain performance standards.
While the city examines the
franchi.&e contract, a coalition of
homeowners associations in
Irvine are considering dropping
off the cable. according to Dana
Hutchins. president or the
Deerfield Community
Association.
He said his association and
those in College Park, The
Groves , the Colony and
Greentree may discontinue their
bulk -rate contracts with
Commun ity Cablevision Co
unless the rates are lowered.
Wayne Hauser, president of
Community Cablevision Co.,
was unavailable for comment.
HE'LL JUDGE THE JUDGES
County Sheriff Gatea
Kidnapper
Of Wife
Hunted
RED BLUFF <AP> -A
300-pound man in a red Jump
suit was sought by police today
ror kidnapping hts estranged
wife and lying up her parents
Tehama County SheriH's
Captain William Cashd'>llar
identified him a s Jimmy Mack
Dixon. 35, or Macon. Ga.
Cashdollar said Dixon went
Tuesday night to the home of bis
wife's parents, Mr. and Mn.
'4Uaq JlcOraw io Corlli•I· where f>l*an., wlte, Kathy. 21. wassta~
Dtxon. who bad a gun, tried to
get bis wife to go back to ham
with tbeir four cblld.ren, but U>e
refusecl, Cashdollar said. 'l1'e
four children were not at I.be
McGraw home. Cashdollar
dido 't know where they were.
After an hour. Dixon tied up
the McGraws and left in their
car with his wife, Cashdollar
said.
McGraw worked free of his
bonds. and phoned the sheriff's
office. Officers found McGraw's
car abandoned in Coming, but
both Dixon and his wife were
gone.
From the a phone call to
Dixon's mother in Georgia.
Cashdollar learned that Dixon
had a car of his own. a
cream-colored Oldsmobile
At nearly 4 a.m., the police m
Phoenix. Ore . phoned the
Tehama sheriffs office to report
they had found Mrs. Dixon safe
at a motel m that city. but that
Dixon was missing.
Officers had been called to the
motel by a report that a gun had
been fired. Authoritjes said Mrs.
Dixon had only minor bruises.
Judges
Gates
Scor11s
Tradition
By PIOL SNEIDERllAN
OI .. Dally ...... IYH
Taking a step he described as
locally unprecedented. Orange
County SberiH Brad Gates
disclosed Tuesday that be plans
to throw his political clout
behind specific candidates in the
judicial elections.
Sherif( Gates warned that
some or his endorsements
may go to candidates opposing
inc umbent Orange Coun t y
judges who a r e seeking
re-election.
Gates disclosed his plans in a
talk before the Fountain Valley
Chamber of Commerce He
e laborated on his intentions
during an interview after the meeting.
Saying he has never before
endorsed 1ud1c1al candidates.
Gates anticipates some heat.
··1 th.ink any time you make
choices like this. you risk getting
S-Ome criticLSm, .. he said ·Tm
willing to stand that risk "
Indeed, South Orange County
Munacipal Court Judge Richard
D Hamilton , who faces
re-election June J. expressed
skepticism today about Gates
quahf1cat1ons for Judging the
JUdges
"l don't think he knows
everything that eoes on 10 the
courtroom," Hamilton said. "All
he knows 1s what he hears from
his people. and they have a law
and order bias "
The judge said be woold
prerer the public to be 1uided by
bar UIOciaUoe endorsements
-·-... poupa ........ up ol i..,,.. wbo coatlma.lly
try cues before the judges
facing re-election
"Gates is no attorney,"
Hamil&GD IUted. "How in the
bell no be know about the law•" .
The judp added that be does
not anticipate receiving an
endorsement from the sheriff.
On tbe June 3 ballot. J7 seats
in the county's superior and
municipal courts must be filled.
As of last Friday 's filing
deadline. 68 candidates have
tossed their hats into the nng for
these posts. including 12 deputy
district attorneys .
Fourteen incumbent judgei-
face competition m these rac~
Gates said he decided to tS.Sue
the endorsements because the
public 1s .. s tarving for
informal.Ion" to use in selecung
judges
He said he will only endorse
candidates who favor a proposed
merger of the county shenff'~
and marsh a l ' offices. a
measure that also will appear on
the June J ballot
His second cnter1on. the shenlf
said, wall be his opinion of the
(See GATES. Pa1e AZ>
Oalty ~11-4 S\ttl-.
CHARGES BIAS
Judge Richard Hamilton
Anli-U.~.
Iran Vote
Urged
By The Asaociated Pr~
Avatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
ur~ed Jra n•:.i n !'-torlil} t o
c;trengthen the Isla mic Hcpubh<"
and dash th(• hope <; o( the
··oppresstvl' L' S ~ovc rnment·
by turning out en massc to clerl
a new parliament Khom<.•1n1 has
said the parhament will decide
the fate of the Ame rican
hostages.
ID a messaee broadcast by
Tehran Radio on the eve or the
flrst round or parliamentary
voting Friday. Iran's 79-year-old
ritlotiooary leader ~a id thP en 1e:s or Isla m want a small
t . But be addded
"l ~ that by yqur public
partlcipation In the elections you
will dash the hopes of the
enemies ol lhe lslam1c Republic.
the agents or the overthrown
regime and 1ti> followe r s.
especially the oppressive US
government. Arise on the day o(
detemtining the country's fate
and storm the ballot boxes to
cast }Our vote">
.. , hope lhC' nation ufler
ca r e fulh 'dU d \1n ,g th e
backgrounds of tndJv1duab and
~roups. -.111 vote for those who
are faithful to Is lam .md the
<'Onst1tut1on . ~r c fret· of
tendencies to'4ard left or nght.
and are renowned for their good
record and comm itme nt to
Islam The nation should know
that to stray from this important
Islamic task would be treason tu
Islam and the countr}
Khomeini '>a id he fea red
hos tile propaganda "m1ghl
influence some of the public so
that they vote for those basically
(See IRAN, Page AZ)
SAN ·IUAN, Puerto IUeo <AP) -A,.._ llPP&l"fellr walU., la .. -... at en·~ ramp.,_..._,• a u;a, aov.,... car ean}flac .._.>.na, ROTC _,.... '9 ~
Unlvtnlty Of P•rto JUco. At le.t-. IOldler w11 cut el) f11tn1
1la11. the P'BJ and wl\MIHa 1ald.
FBJ Aallllant Aaent la a. ..... Ha.ny Gladden Uld tbe
buUetl mlued lhe two omttn a.ad• ..,.._t lo LM •r. and
none of th uaJurltt from the ffyle1 1la1t requlred
hoapltalJuUon.
A apokeaman for \be U.S. Navr 1lut at a-tvelt Roedl.
the laraeat mtlltary lnataUaU. on thla laJ1nd. ldnUW t.M
soldiers a Col. Cb•rtea 'Nebr. t..t. Col. Robert L Davel'\pot't and Sat. ¥~. Mora A~U. all ualped to the MUttary Seldeel
Departmeot •l tbe unlverall.1
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LONDON <AP> -Gold pricee rebounded In Europe today
lollowlnl a MO ct,. earU.r kt lbe week.
'n.e dollar opened •lltbUJ lower. but dealers aald the hlO
level ol U.S. lntereat rat• continued to provide It with aofid
unders>iMina.
GOid traded In' LoodoD at $:187 :iO » Troy ounce. up IJl.'5. It
tradedat~"~lnNew York
Sliver. wbtcb dipped to m 15 Tuesd1y -compared to Ila
Loncklo oeak ol 149 hit Jan. 18 opened In London today at
t30.37~anounce. ltlradedatS21 JO In New York
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BOGOTA. Colombia (AP> -Negotiations for the release of
the U.S. ambassador and other hoata&es held in the Dominican
Republic's Embassy for two weeks are reported at • stalemate.
and a government source says a bargalnlna session today could
be crucial.
The source saud the guerrillas reduced the number of
imprisoned leftists they want released from their ori1lnal
demand or 311. but the govemment still refuses to release
anyone.
"For the government ol Colombia, it is the same thing to
band over one prisoner or 311. for in any case It would violate
the constitution and abrogate a Judicial sentence,:: aaid the
government source. who asked not to be identified by name.
••ll9~etlla•tee
AZUSA CAP > -The body of a camper was found noating in
a sleeping bag down the San Gabriel River in the Angeles
National Forest. sheriff'i-deputies said today.
The urudenllf1ed man had been battered on bis head and
chest. but the inJruries may have beeo the result of runninc into
rocks while In the water or could have resulted from a beatinc.
Los Angeles County sheriff's homicide detective Charles
Gunther said.
The unidentified man's body was discovered by a hiker at
12:30 p.m . Tuesday near the entrance to the San Gabriel
Canyon.
.Coast Panel Hit
In Fund Raising
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Three
regional membe r s of the
California Coastal Commission
have used their influence to
raise funds for thelr~n political ambitions from e
who aoughl approval or
projects before the commlaaion,
the Los Angeles Times reported
today.
Th e three South Coa s t
Regional Coastal Commission
members were identified as Los
Angeles Councilman Arthur K.
Snyder, Garden Grove Mayor
Elerth S. "Ri ck .. Erickson and
Torra nce City Councilman
Donald E . Wil son, who also
serves as the commission
chairman.
They solicited nearly $200,000
in funds either directly or
through representatives, the
Times said.
Political donations from $100
t,o several lhouaand dollars were
solicited by letter or telephone
hom small property owners as
well as blg developers with
business before the commission,
'the paper s aid.
The three commissioners sit
o n the 12·membe r refional
p a n e l . w h I c h c o n r o I s
construction permits for some or
the most. valuable property in
Los Angeles and Orange
counties -along the coastline.
· Decisions by the regional panel
can be appealed Lo the full state
commlsaion.
One commission applicant,
Long Beach architect William
Ridgeway, said he gave te00 Lo
Ericksoo for his state Assembly
campaign after he wu aoUcited.
He tola tbe Times thal shortly
thereafter two other
commisaionera called him ror
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contr1outions. "I guess I just opened a can of worms.··
Erickson. a Republican who
hopes lo W\Seal Assemblyman
Chet B. Wray. D·Westminater.
in central Oranae County's 7lal
Diatrict. bas raised l30.000 ol h)s
$38,000 war chest from people
whose applications appear
before tbe commission. the
newspaper reooned.
Erickson sa id if hi s
fund-raising solicited money
from people with business
before the commission "tt was
wrong because the guy could
feel twisted ... 1 didn't know
a bout it"
PARK •••
In this way. Kremer sald,
development plans for land
surrounding the int.ended park
could be approved by 1990 at
which time the company would
sell the city the land at 19'!0
prices.
Councilman Art Anthony
objected to this scheme.
"I'm very much distressed
over all of this sbilly·sballylng,"
he said. "We should buy this
land now because it is a
one·Of·a ·kind area with a
stream, old trees and some
historical structures that were
part of the old company cow
camp."
Anthony said that II the
company wouldn't sell the land,
the city s hould consider
permanently keeping the area In
its natural state wlth no
development.
Irvine Company Vice
President Thomas Nielsen said
that lhe company wants to
continue to operate under the
city general plan for the area,
which calla ror eventual
reaidenUal development In tbe
vlclnlty of Bommer Canyon .
Woman Killed
In Coal Mine
WIUJAMSON, w.va.(AP> -
A fem• coal miner died of a
broken neck Wben her bead wu
pinned between two plecet of
macblnery, otftclall tald today.
It WU U,. .MCOGd knoWD death
of a woman ln the naUoD•1 un·
der1round coal milMI.
The lateit vtcum w11 Iden·
Wied u a.anon a. Bowen, •· wbo lived ta WlW•mtOD, a town
a ,.. mu.. north of tbe mine
whenlMdled.
The 1"0lnU ••• killed lD a
P .M. Cbarlel Coal Co. mlDe at
llawl, W.Va. Jut. Won mid· &: Tue1day, utd ~cll•I • ca.., OWoeer Gerald
•1 IOANN.!,aS~OLDS
A '10 .:me: =to HM the Upper Newporl Bay wUh
can1tNcUGn Of • delllUDI Main
wtU be PIW••• Co etat.oflkJalt later lbla moath by
repreHnt1llve1 of N•wport
Beach. Irvine and Oranae
County
The Pl'ODOHI alt0 includes t rtorta to CClltrol ellt nm off
lrom conatructlon 1lt11 and
a1rteult\U'al .,...ny drained by
the Su oteao Creek whkh nms lnto t.tw bAy.
City Manqer Robert WyM ol
Newport Beach aald tbe
propoeaJ ~ be present.t to the
state Water RetOUrcea Control
Board when U meel1 in Loa
Anaele1.
Kt lald lbe propoaal bu yet to
be rauntd by elected offlcl&ia m
the three local a1enc,es. but
lndlcated they have been briefed
on the proposal.
The plan would work like \his·
-the planntna for the
dealltlng buln would he done
with the tw~ cities and the
Southern Callfomla Association
or Government& (SCAG >
SCAO would put up S390.000
a nd the two cities would
contribute a combined total of
$60,000 in cash and staff Ume.
Meanwhile, the City of
Irvine would develop a program
for controlling urban runoff in
the form or regulations called
Best Ma nage ment Practices
(BM Ps> which would be adopted
by al l the up s tream
JUMsdtct.lona.
The county starr would
prepare BM Ps for controlling
agricultural nm off which would
also be adopted by upstream
agencies. .
-Newport Beach will be the
lead agency in riling an
application. probably ln April.
for a $10 million state grant to
build the desilt.lng basin where
the San Otego Creek runs into
the bay.
Those funds would come from
the 1978 state Clean Water Bond
Act. Wynn said
He acknowledged that the
move Is an unusual one because
so far there have been no studies
made of the desllting basln plan.
The sources of the hay's
continwng pollution problems
were the subject of studies made
by a multl·agency group called
Newport.Jrvlne Waste
Management Agen~y CNIWA>.
but squabbljng among group
members teci tp withdrawal or
several agepcles. Including the
City ol Newport &1ch. One of
the polnta of contention was the
lack of study on a desilting
basin.
While the two cities and
county push ahead with the new
plan. efforts continue to get
the state Department of Fis h
a nd Game to start dredging.
Fish and Game manages the
74l·acre Ecological Reserve in
the Upper Bay and the agency's
officials have repeatedly refused
to dredge until the siltation is
halted.
Last month . co unt y
supervisors peased a resolution
asking the agency to dredge and
local orticlals have been
privately urging the same
action.
/Frwm P.,,e A J
GATES •..
qua~i~y or the Judaes' courtroom
dec111ona.
Gates said a crisis exists in
the court system, caused b>
jud&es who free criminals on technlcalllles or because of
minor procedural errors made
by lawmen. Based on his own experiences
and the recommendation of his
s taft, the ahertrt Hid he will not
endorse incumbent Judaes wbo
have consislentl,Y made such
rulln1 In favor of the aC?cuted.
To the Chamber of Commerce
audience, Gates cited a
Fullerton murder conviction
that wu overturned becaute 1
police officer left the crime
scene briefly to summon help
and then returned to the ~e
wltboul 1 aearch warrant.
Concedlnl that some Juctaes
are only abld.1nc by blaber court
precedentl, Gatel claimed. that
too many Judaet are afra1d to
lstue a coall'OyenJaJ ruUq they
know ll Juat, 1ltnply btcauae
the1 tear beint ove.rruled In an
appeal.
Oate1 said some candidates
hopln• to unH•l Incumbent
Judae• have aaked tor an
lnterview wtth hlm, ueldq b1I endonement. Tb• 1herUf
predlc~ blt choices wtU be annOUDC*l ln about one montb .
ATTACK VtCTIM
College·• La Bonte
Saddleback
Official
Healing
Sa d d l chac k Co ll ege
ad m lnlstrutor Monte La RontP rema ns 1n satlRra c t o r y
condition al Mlaslon Community
Hospital wht>re he i11 beln~
treated for a 11kull fra<"turc after
he wwi allegedly punched by a
!>ludcnl a wt•ck u~o
The dtv1s1on dirl'l'tor of tht:
Mission V1CJO campu.., · f''mc 1\rt.b
Depa rtment was Injured dunng
a m id-mornin u attack last
Wednesdu} 1n dc:partmcnt
offices
Pohcl' arn•stl•d Stl'vt•n P:irkcr
Hay. 22. a S...n J u.in Cap1stranc1
man who 1s tak1ni? clm.se5 Jt
Saddleback. on assaull charges
Witnesses said the two men
were enga~cd 1n a heated
arg ument wht•n Ray allegedly
s tru c k th e 4 5 yl•a r o l d
adm mistrator an the face Tht..•
blow apparentl y knocked
La Bonte off his feet and has head
struck a counte r top. rral'tunng
the admjn1strator·~ skull
The former music instructor
wai. rushed to thl· ho~p1tul 1r1
critical r.ond1t1on und rcmarn~d
in tht' rnt £'nsl\'l' c·art• until ht.,
condit1on 1mprov<.'d
Ray was to bt: ~1rra1gne<tl tn
South Orange County Mun1c1pi.1I
Court today on t he a ssault
charg~
The lrviM Cily Council spent
20 minutes Tuelday debatinJ ~
proposed ordln~ deaJped to
limit coa1ncJI debate. then
Po•tPoned a declaion on the
matte!".
The unanimous action ol the
co uncil was to send th e
ordioance back to the city
ottorney. who w.-lnatructed to
rewrite the document reflecting
council concerns.
The ordinance Ml now
proposed would limit i.peuers
to five minutes of t.estimooy en
1ssuea not set for pubic heartn11
and JO minutes tor matters
which are aet for public beartna.
Addluonally. COW'lcil members
would be allolled no more than
30 minutes each dh 1nd!vldual
agenda items
The ordinance also calla for all
IF,.... P.,,e A I
IRAN •.•
opposed to Islam for the benefit
of foreigners."
The second r o und of
parliamentary voting takes
p la ce April 4 . a nd th e
legislature. known as the MaJhs.
1s expected to convene several
weeks lat.er
Khomeini has s aid th e
parliam ent s ho uld dec ide
whether or not to free the
appro iumately 50 hostage!>.
'>eized 130 days ago by M05Jem
militants in the U S Embass)
President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
has pred.Jcted the capt1ve5 won t
be releaud before .. mid May al
the earliest."
The milita nts holding the
l'mbassy t o d ay accused
President Cart.er ol using the
standoff to improve rt>-electlon c hancec;. They i ssue d J
i.tatemenl s a) 1n~. "Carter tnc~
to release the host.t.:e~ h<:ld tJ\
tht· powerful Iran to bccum ..
\ 1clonous in lht· prc~1denltJI
n 1mpa1gn. but 1t 1~ anotht·r
m1s tdkt' o f th~<.t• tra11o r
('rtminals and tht•' ..-.111 '>l/4111
kno..-. thal Tht•\ did not
t•laboratc
Secretary of State Cy rus H
Vance sees no breakthrough in
the hosta~e cn~1s bt>fore .\fe1,
t; N . Secretary·Gener<1 I Kurt
Waldh ei m s ays even that
fo recast may be too optimistic
•llde. movie and video tape
preaent.aUoqa to ~ cleared ln
advance with in. ma)'or or the
prealdma otncer of the meeting.
Ma)'or David Silla proposed on
Nov. 13. 1979. that the caly
attorney draw uv the ordinance
Slll1' proposal came In response
to a meeting 1n mid· 19'79 an
which he claimed Councilman
Larry Agran was att.emotJna to
1'tase ct late-nJghl filibuster on
lh e 5an J oaquin Hills
fran11portatloo Corridor Issue.
Silla said Tuaday that recent
council meetings have been
shorter and more orderly than
many held tn 1979.
Councilwoman Mar) Ann
Galdo opposed the ordinance
when rt was proposed last year
ll nd she opposed 1l fueaday
·we should encourage public
part1c1pat.Jon lo our meetings.
not restrict It.' ,he said. ·Often
11om e of our most important
matt.en are not. public hearings
and the publtc "hould be Bllowed to comment on lhese matt.en.··
Councilman Larry Agran who
voted again"t the ordinance
when It was fi rst proposed. also
voted against the completed draft.
He said he 1s in favor of the
1'ect1on or the ordinance calling
fo r hm1t.s on council debate. but
ob1ected to the secUon calling
for hm1ts on publJc debate.
Marines Land
But Situation
Ow of Hand
ft was a double snafu Tuesday
night when a disabled helicopter
rrnm 1h1 111-.ttn !\tjnnl' Corp.,
\ 1 r ~ I u t 1 •1 n m a d c a n
un<;C'ht-dult>'1 l;inding at Mission
\It' )II frlJll
'I ht· 1>1~ Ji•I pow1:rl'd CH-4fj
< h1>1>J>N ilP\'t•loµt•d a h} draulil'
probl<•an JOd land<'d safely on
th1 parking 1111 .J hout 1 30 pm
Th• \t•ir11w" :-.t·nl uul .t S(?COOd
< h11p1>1·r In bring '>pa rt· parts.
It .1rrivt•d i.tll right but
l t1U ldn I bt: n•started becaw.e Of
·'. rmv.t·r pl.Joi r • .11lun· .. In Othl'r
\4 nrd-. . .t dt•..id bJttcry
Th<> M.Jrlnt•s ~a id both
choppt-r. finally were ri•lumed
to1h1•Tu.c;tml>a~t'Jhout I a m.
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selected pieces at special prices in
stock and ready for delivery.· I
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7
Md ........ tttambled .... ud ••m. tbne of tbe four
"'......,•• 11 h'"f el«t.lon oext month CGICUuecl tbeJr verbal
p7rot.eclMli01 oa the future ot
Sycamore Hlllt. The 112·acre parceJ of city
land between Laaupa Canyon
and El Toro Nada nu become
tbe No. 1 lasue of tbe 1980
eampalan . And the tour
totatfftant. came prepared t.o
defnd or lambMt.D developaleat
plaat for t•• acrea11 and
adJactnt Jntne Compaay aDd
county laDd.
·The 1bow be1an with
candidate Nell Fltapatrlck
preaentln& a wooden box
conta.lniq what be termed "tbe
empty promises of Mayor Jack
McDowell."
Ht said McDowell took credit
at a recent forum for hrinlinl •
million to tbe clty. But all
Fitzpatrick could find in the box
were "1trill11" attached to county moDef for the pu.rcbue
of Sycamore mu.a.
The plannina comminioner
said bis research of city
finandal records shows no •
million in revenue brouabt to the
city by the mayor.
But McDowell later responded
to Fitzpatrick's statements.
1ayln1 he did "help to get •
millioo." ••t1aybe some atupld
candidate oouldn't find them.''
McDowell sald. ·-so we abouJd
be careful. We don't want t.o
elect a candidate who can't read
fipres."
McDowell said be baa listened
to misleading remarks in
fonuns. aayi.ng "they're untrue,
unfounded and irresponsible.'•
w ....... ~ .. ~1
lly ···••tte•
FtFTEEN CENT
Then , calling himself a
'"positive caod.ldate.'' the mayor
quoted a vene from the Bible,
saying, "Whataoever thlnp are
true. whatsoever thlnas are
honest, whatsoever thlnga are
juat, whatsoever things are pure
. . . wbataoever thlnga are of
good report, think on these
thing•." He was quoting with
so me omissions , from
(See CAUSTIC, Page AZ>
... Judges Sheriff to Endorse [
t.
DANduNG POSTS -A backpacker and bis
pup walk by this closed section of Santa
Clara Avenue in Dana Point where six
fence posts are dangling across the
...................
undermined road. The street was closed
after heavy rains eroded the earth
underneath the damaged area.
~~yStorm
;=Damage Bill
Recall Petitions
In SC . Called Illegal $22-·Million
An attorney for San Clemente
Councilwoman Karoline Koester
filed an Orange County Superior
Court lawsuit Tuesday to
invalidate the recall petitions
gathetecl.atainst bis client.
Attorney Norman Seidman
asserted that the recall petitions
did not meet the legal
requirements in the state Civil
Procedure Code and should not
have been certified by the City
Clerk or the Orange County
ReaistrarofVotera.
S"eldman said the recall
petitions do not inelude the• 'place
of execution," or location where
they W9re signed, as required on
such document.a under the state code.
Petitions containing 3,409
signatures we.Fe gathered by a
San Clemente group financed .by
developers t.o qualify t.M recall of
Mrs. KoesterfortbeJune3ballot.
Two weeks aeo. county
registrar official• indicated
CountyCoumel advised them tbat
the recall petitions met all legal
requirements under the state
Government Code.
Seidman, a San Clemente
resident with a Downey law
practice, called that explanation
"ridiculous." He is aeeklng a writ
of'mandatefrom the court.
lAJuery Loeer
SACRAMENTO CAP>
Another PfOPCIS&l to establish a
state lottery baa been abelved by
a legislative committee.
Mardian
Readies
NewFighi
A new legal battle aQJ>ears headed toward Orange county
Supe rior Court in the 1977
reckless driving case involving
Dana Point restaurateur Robert
Charles Mardian.
M ardian, sentenced to six
months in Orange County Jail
following his August. 1978,
conviction in connection with an
accident that left a 13·year-Old
boy with permanent injuries. is
seeking to be placed on a work
furlough that would allow him to
serve hia jail time at night and
on weekends.
The furlough is strongty
opposed bJ Deputy District
Attorney Joan Reilly and Les
Dawes, father of the teen-ase
boy (Qjwed ID tbe June 5, lm.
acctdent at the entrance to
DobeQr ... lleKb.
.# A bearina i. aebedule4 for
Friday before Judge Kenneth
Lae.
llardi111 bas DOt served b,ia ...,..,...~ .. appealol
hll C<JDvictiaa. appeal bu
been denied, Kn. aeur1 uicl.
In a lett« to District Att.omey
Cecil Hieb, Dawes aald, "Illy
&00 will live the rest of his life ln
hls own priaoo . . . At tbe very
least justice demands that Mr.
Merdian spend his time in
prison ... "
According to the letter. young
Mike Dawes. has suffered both
physical and psychological
damage. Medical expenses have
exceeded $100,000, Dawes sald in
the letter.
A $1 million lawsult against
M ardian by Dawes now is
pending in Superior Court.
According t.o testimony at the
time of Mardian's trial, he had
been drinking and exceeded
speeds of 60 miles per hour
before be lost control of bis
silver Ferrari near the entrance
to the beach park.
Tbe car mounted tbe ~dewalk
and struck the boy who was pushing a bicycle and carrying a
fishing pole.
Mardian initially was charged
with drunken driving. The
charge was later dlsmissed by
Juds• Lae wbo sald there was
lmufftdmt evideace to support
it. Mardian 1s the son of former
Rlcbard Nixon aide Robert
Mardlan, one ol several figures
ln tbe Wateraate scandal.
Coastal Posts Misused?
O[freials Accmed of Soliciting Fl.UIL/A
well u biC developers with
buatneu before the commiaskJD..
the paper aald.
The three commlasionera sit
on the 12-member rerlonal
panel which con rola
construction permits for some ol
the moet valuable property tn
Loa An1etea and Orance
countlel -along tbe coutllae.
Declaiool by tbe restooal puel
PILOT PREJ'IEJFS
•G BOA'I' SBOr
HE'LL JUDGE THE JUDGES
County Sheriff Gates
Dlllty~---CHAAG"ES BIAS
Judge Richard HamUton
Anti-U.S.
Vote Urged
By Khomeini
By Tiie Aaaee'8W Pr..
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
urged Iranians today to atren&then the Islamic Republic
and daab the hopes of the
"oppnmive U.S. govemmenl"
by turniag out en muse t.o elect
a new parliamenL Khomeini bas
said tbe parliament will decide
the fate of the American
bostaies.
Io a message broadcast by
Tehran Radio on the eve ol the
flrat round of parliamentary
votlna triday. Iran's 19-year-old
revolutionary leader said tbe
enemies ol Jalam want a small
tunout. But be eddded:
••1 bope tbat by 1MJ' ,.bile
participation in the e1ectioaa you
will dHb tile bopH of tbe
enemleJ ol the Ialamic RelMlblic,
the aient:a of the oYel1lnwn
re1lriie and It• followers,
etpedally Ole oppneelft U.S.
SC>Termnenl· AJ1se OD tbe day vi
determlnlnl tbe couati'J'• tate
and l10rlll tile ballot --to c•t,_.*-· ··1 bope tbt · llAtlOD, after
ca re tally atudyl n 1· tbe
backl;rcMmdl ol lndlvlduala llDd ~~ 'f0'9 for: thoM wbo ire fl .. blelD ... the
c:on1Utotloa, are free of , .......... WlOI'~ --·-·· ~ .......... ,..,.,,. 04 comaltment to
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Gates
Scor11s
Tradition
By PfOL SNEIDE&MAN
OI -o.ily ,,_ S!Mf
Taking a step he described a~
locally unprecedented, Orange
County Sheriff Brad Gates
disclosed Tuesday that he plans
to throw his political clout
behind specific candjdates an the
Judicial elections.
Sberarr Gates warned t hat
some of his endorseme nts
may go to candidates oppo5mg
i nc umbent Orange County
judges who are see king
re-election.
Gates dJsdosed his plans an a
talk before the F'ountatn Valley
Chamber of Commer ce. He
elaborated on bis intentions
during an inle"iew after the mff'lin&.
Saying be bas never before
endorsed judicial candidates,
Gates Mltieipat.es some heaL
•·1 Udnk any time you make
choices like this. you nsk getting
some criticlSm." be said. "I'm •illlllll to stand that risk .••
Indeed, Soutb <>ranee County ~ Court Judae RJchard D~ amllton, who faces te"--eleeiloa June 3, expressed
ateDtidsm today about Gates'
quallfic.atlons for judging the
judges.
"I don 't think he knows
everything that goes oa lo the
courtroom," Hamilton said. "AJI
be knows is what be hears from
his ~le. and they have a law
and order bias."
The judge s aid he would
prefer the public to be guided by
bar association endorsements
because such groups are made
up of lawyers who contmuaUy
try cases before the Judges
facing re-election.
·'Gates is no attorney."
Hamilton stated. "How in the
hell can he know about the
law?"
The judge added that he does
not anticipate receiving an
endorsement from the sheriff.
On the June 3 ballot. 37 seats
In the county's s uperior and
municipal courts must be filled.
As of last Friday 's filing
dea<IUne, 68 candidates have
tossed their bats into the ring for
these posts, including 12 deputy
district attorneys .
Fourteen incumbent judges
face competition in these races.
Gates said be decided to issue
the endorsements because the
public is •'starving for
information" to use in selecting
judges.
He said be will only endorse
<See GATES. Page A!)
Coast
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bull ti mlued f.M two oftleen Uc1 a Nl'paDt lJ\ \ht cer, u.d
none C>t tho lnjurlH trom the flyln1 1t1u requlred
hOlpltalllaUoo.
A apokeamu tor tM u.s Navy bue at llooeevett Roeda.
tM • .,.. m111 .. ,., '"'*.....,_ -Wa tu.ad, W..UOed u.. aolcUen u Col. a.rte. ....._r, Lt. Oot lobert I... Da'll-.ort
and fict. M-S. 11 .. A.UU. all a11tped lo\be lllU\ar1 lttweit
Oepartme.nt at tM .Uventty.
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LONDON (AP) -Gold pncc. rebouoded lft Buf'OP9 &oday
followln.a a $40 drop earlier tn UM week
Tht! dollar optned •lithtfy '°"r, but dealen wd tbe bl&b
~evel of U S. intettat rates conUnued to provide it wttb aolld
undt!n>uutlnic. Gold traded ln London at WT ~ • Troy ounec-, up $~ '5. It
traded at~75an New York
Silver, wtuch dipped \o $ZIU5 T\aesday compand to lt5
London peak of S4t hit Jan. 18 -opened ln London today at
$30 315anounce. lttradedat$21.30anNewYork.
8s9•••T•UaS••O
BOGCYI'A, Colombia <AP) -Ne10U1ations ror the releaae or
the U.S. ambassador and other holtasea beld ln the Oomlnlcan
Republic's Embaaay for two weeks are reported at a stalemate,
and a government source says a barga1nin1 aeuioo today could
be crucial.
The source said the guerrUlu reduced tbe number of
1 m prisoned leftists they want releued from tbelr ortalnal
demand of 311, but the aovemment still refuses to refeaae
anyone. .. For the govern men\ of Co\ombia, lt ls lhe same lhinl to
hand over one prisoner or 311. for In any case it would violate
the constitution and abrotate a Judicial sentence.~ aald the
government source. who asked not to be Identified by name.
Glie9 IA~ 'R••'
CHICAGO <AP) -"A rose is a rose is a rose." proaecu\or
Terry Sulh van told the Circwt Court j. u.ry. Then poll\Una at
mass murder defendant John W. Gacy r .. be declaied: "A rat
is a rat is a rat. He was and he is a rat."
The jurors began deliberation today in the case against the
37-year-old remodeling contractor accused In the sex-related
deaths of 33 young men and boys.
Sullivan's accusation came as the prosecution summed up
Jts case against Gacy, charged with more murders than anyone
in the nation's history. During his impassioned summation,
relatives of some of Gacy's alleged victims fled the courtroom
in tears.
l',....r~Al
CAUSTIC COMMENTS. • •
Philippians, Chapter 4.
Incumbent candidate Sally
8 ellerue followed through with
the theme of honesty by
discounting "a rumor that has
been floating around that I
called McDowell a Uar. •·
-·'What I )>ave .. 14 '' fh~
smiled. "i• that Mcl>o'wel ii
telling a half-truth on Sycamore
Hills. He's trying to squirm out
o f his lies with the Irvine
Company pr o posa l (for
development) because he now
-knows it's unpopular."
"lie said at one forum lhal he
will not vote for 2.000 <Irvine
'Company) homes out there (in
the canyon.)" she said. "Then
'last week at the coU11cil meeting
'he voted for an environmental
report that will s tudy 2,000
homes 'out there'," s he sald.
·But candidate Steven Riggs,
armed with a huge map of
Laguna Canyon. said any homes
developed bv the Irvine
2 Candidates
Wm Backing
Members of Village Laguna
have unanimously endorsed
Sa lly Bellerue and Neil
Fitzpatrick for election \o the
Laguna Beach City Council
April 8.
The environmentally.minded
organization specifically pointed
to the two candidates' opposition
lo construction of two soar
courses and deve lopment or
n early 2,000 homes in Lagwa
Canyon as reasons for tbe
endorse men\.
Village Laguna was formed
·'to preserve and promote the
village atmosphere" ln Laguna
-Beach .
DAILY PILOT
Company would.be located .. five
and a ball or six miles from
Laguna's downtown."
"That's farther than Lellure
World from our downtown
area," Riggs said, pointing to
the mulU-colored map beJd by 1,nral-dwn)Nlr mtm~n.
ff e reminded tbe chamber
audtence that the proposed
homes would be located on
Irvine Company land, "and
Laguna Beach has no control
a nyway."
Pointing to recent co·unty
decisions on development in the
south county, Riggs said
"You've seen (decisions> on
Aliso Viejo and Hobo Canyon,"
adding that, in compariaon, the
Irvine Company plan "won't be
so bad." \
County Supervisors have
approved construction or 20,000
dwellings on Aliso Viejo land.
and another 700 homes in Hobo
Canyon south of Laguna 'a city
limits.
Candidates will meet again
Thursday nigbt at a forum
hosted by the Temple Hills
Community Association at 2348
Temple Hills Drive. begiMing
at 8 p.m.
COAST •••
about i\." Snyder, who according to the
Times has amasaed about
$140,000 in the last two years
from commission appllcants.
said: "If I felt that I was
somehow extorting money from
people by doing tbla or if
so mehow, by making
contributions, they were
lnOuencing what I wu loins \o
do, then I woutd feel disturbed
... I'd try to fipre out a new
way to dolt."
WUaon, director of teacher
education at the UDivenlty of
SoutbmJ Callfornia repodedl.y
railed about ball ol tbe sea.ooo
be &peat in an unsucedlful 1'78 ·
CoDpeMlonal campalalt from
coutal eommlulocl appllc:anta ud allesedly taooed the tame
IO.._r.-for anOiber Au.tmbly
race from wbi~~ u r.eeatly
withdrew • .. 1 cllcl not take moa•y
knowln&lY from people wbo bad
lpplleailiCIM Ptlldlnl." ... told
tbtQIWlpapet.
An •er• foot ls tht-
appro•lmaUt amount of water •...,
u1ed b)' • fornlly of fivo durtna
ATTACK VICTIM
Cc>Meoe'• Le 8o"1e
on' yeer A1rtcultural wu•" will pay '78
u root. and unmterC?d water
lmpQrtl'd lo lbo county lo ft'ed
local W\'11¥ wUI move up from
the CUJT\'Ol ~ &l foot to MO, said
N•ll Cline. Otani• County Water
Dlltrtct mun.,er.
The actuat lncrea!M' ir\ COits
for each family ls stlll unknown. most loca l water Ul(l'ncy
otflclala ~port.
Newport Beach utlllty
department orrlclals arl' asklnf(
their City Council to hlkt-
avl'raae rates about a dollar a
month. The average Ne wport
family '!! bill currently Is about
$10 a month.
Karl Kemp . assistant
manager tor Mesa Consolidated
·Wal er Olstrict. said it's loo
early to determine what will
happen to water bills in Costa
Meaa where the average bill h,
about '7.50 per month
Like several other districts in
the county, the Mesa dlstrlct has
not increased rates since l!r77
and haa absorbed two Increased
Metropolitan Wat er District
wholesale rate hikes over the
past two years.
Kemp lndlcated Increased
energy costs, MWD wholesaler
water costs and labor costs
probably will result in higher
waler bills, this year, however.
lmenunem
llrgedfor
V.S. Iranians
SACRAMENTO <AP> -U .s.
Sen. S.I. Hayakawa says all the
Iranians in this country shoul4
be placed in relocation camps
"1he w~y •• did with the
Japanese In World War U."
Haywwa. who ta of Japanese
ancestry. aaJd Tuesday that the
United States should declare a
"state of belligerency" with
Iran.
"We interned 110.000 Japanese
during World War U, and we
managed all right," the
73·year-old Cali forni a
Republican said.
"After what's happened, we
have every reason t.o declare a
state or belligerency and rowid
up all non-citizen Iranians and
put them in relocation centers."
During World War 11 .
Hayakawa wu teaching at the
Armour lnlUtate of Technology
In Chicago. ffe was a Canadian
cltlzen at lbe lime. He became a
U.S. cltiz.en In 1954.
Hayakawa, a member of the
Sena\e Foreign Relations
Committee, said In a release
that tbe State Department's
efforts to gain the release of U .s.
Embassy hostages in Tehran
have failed and It ls Ume "to get
some bargaining chJps."
Woman Killed
In Coal Mine
WILLIAMSON, W.Va .<AP> -
A female coal miner died of a
broken neck when her head was
pinned between~ t)Vo piecM of
macbloery# Qlflclall aalcl tocJay.
It w.. the .eeood tDOWU death ot a womazi In the natloa'• un·
derJround coal mines.
The latest ~lcUm was Iden·
Ufied u Eleuore R. Bowen. 25.
who Uved ln Wllllamson, a town
a few mUes north of the mine
~here ahe dled.
The woman wu killed in aa P. M. a..rte1 Coal Co. mine at
Rawl. W.Va. just before mid·
at1bt Tuesday, said acUna
~:C. County Coroner Gerald
Saddle back
Official
Healing
S a d d I (' b u <: k C o I I t• g t•
administrator Mont~ LaRontf' rema n a In sa ti s factory
condition at Ml881on Community
lloapital where he is being
treated for a skulr fracture after
he was alleMedly puncht'<i by a
~tudent a Wl'Ck ugo.
The dlvis1on director of the
Mi ssion VieJo campus· Fme Arts
Department wa~ anjurt-d dunng
a mid-morning a tta ck lust
Wednl'sda~ 1n department
offices
Poh<'l' arres ted Stl·ven Parker
Ray. 22. a San Juan C'ap1stmn<>
man who b. tuk1ng clusses at
Saddlebock. on assault charges
Witnesses said the two men
were engaged 1n a heated
argument when Ray allegedly
s truck th e 45 -y ear-old
administrator in the face. The
blow appa r e ntly knocked
La Bonte off his feet and his head
struck a rounter top. rractunn1o:
the administrator's skull
The former muMc instructor
was rushed to tht• hos pital an
critical condil1on and remamc..>d
in the intensive care unttl his
condition improved.
Ray was to be arraigned in
South Orange County Municipal
Court today o n the assault
charges.
Homeownera· &roup chief Joe
Barton plUll to 1r1ue aplnat
U. three rneaau.rea on t.be Aprtl
'San Cle~t.e mumcipal ballot
a& a Thuriday nlght rbrum on
the laauea.
The forum. sponsored by the
Capistrano Bay Area Lea1ue of
Women Voten, will beatn 1\ 7:15
p.m. In the San Dieeo Oaa &
Electric auditorlurn, 101 W. El
Portal St .• San Clemente.
Bartoo, president of the San
C lement e H o m eow n er•
AaaoclaUon. 1aJd he will areue
aealrut Proposition A. a plan to
widen El Camino Real at a cost
of $2. 75 mJllJon; Proposition B. a
plan to divide the city Into rive
t·ounctlman1c distract'>. and
Proposition C. a plan to allow an
appointed ctty treasurer
Ed Lyons, city Traffic und
Park1nR Commluion chairman.
1s scheduled to argue 1n favor of
Propo1!1lJoo A
Proposition A Ill un udv1son
measure to the City Council th<1l
u11ks voters 1r San Clemente·..,
mu1n thoroughfan• should Ix·
widened by about eight feet
Crom Avenlda Pico to th1.·
southern city limits.
The widening plan would cost
$2. 75 mlJlion in federal. state
and local gasolJne tax revenues
Al Wulfeck. local developer
and city Planning Comm1ss1on
chairman. 1s scheduled to spe...X
in favor of Proposition B. a plan
h e proposed with l o<"1tl
l'ntrepreneur Howa rd Massie
Propos1t1on B. also a council
advisory measure. 1s a proposal
to set up five geographic ..,ollni.t
distracts 111 the city
Each or the designated area.'>
voters would elect one COUI1c1I
represental1 ve
San Clemente city F1nanc1ctl
Director Michael McNamara 1.,
scheduled to speak 1n favor ur
Proposition C.
If approved b y voter'>.
Proposition C would allow C1tv
Council members lo appoint ~
city treasurer. The treasurers
office is currentlv elective.
Incumbent C1l> Tn·asun•r
Wilham Mitchell. v.ho as not
seeking re -election. s J1d h1·
supports Proposition C
Three candidates Howard
Mushett and Charles Fox. both
former C'ouncalmcn . a n d
Leonard Marks . a college
professor. arc seeking eJectJon
to the city treasurer's JOb in the
April 8 ell"t'lJon.
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..
Tht AprU ct~r ballot will a1ao
Include the ~ ot five •ctive candldat. v)'ln1 ·cor two council seats,
The ,iame of Incumbent
Councilman Richard Ahlman
will also appear 0~ the baUot
e ven thouc.l:l Abhnan aaid
Mooday M r.. not seeklnt to
retain hls council .seat u, lhe April election.
,.....,,.age.4J
GATES •••
cand1datt."> who favor a proposed
mt•rger or tht· county s henff's
ilnd maris hal 's o ffi ces, a
m t'Jsure that also wall apf)t!ar on
the June 3 ballot.
His beCOnd cnU!non. thl' shenlf
'•lid. W111 Ix> hi'! optn.lon of the
4ual11y of th(.· JudgK' courtroom
det'IMOn:-.
Ll a tcs said a cns1s exists an
the court ~y!llem. caused by
Judges who free criminals on
technicalities or because oC
minor procedural errors made by lawmen
Based on his own expenences
ctnd the recommendation or his s taff, the shentr said be will not
endorst• incumbent Judges who
ha vf' cons1stcnlly made such
ruling m ravor of the accuaed.
To tht> Chambt.-r of Commerce
JUd1t.>n<'l', Gates cited a
I-ullerton murder convicllon
thJt w;,s overturned because a
poltrc orficer left the crime
'"l'nt' bncfly lo summon help
,ind tlwn rl'tumed to the scene
v.11 houl a '>t·an·h warrant.
Concl'd1n~ that some judges
an· only abiding by higher court
prt·cedenL,, Gall'S claimed that
too m.1ny JUd gc·s are afraid to
'""Ut• a C'Ont mversial ruling lhcy
l-n11l4 1'> iust. simply becaU!it'
1 h1·> ft•ar bcrnt: overruled in an
app1•al
ti alt'" s;ud some candidates
hopin~ to unseat Incumbent
JUd~l'~ h ave a s ked for ao
1nt~n1ew with him. seeking his ,
t>ndo rsement. The sheriff
predicted has choices will be
Jnnoun<'Cd in about one month.
Et Cetera by Drexel
selected pieces at special prices in
stock and ready for deliver·y.
· Pld.,_peselda' ••••
Gladys O'Brien, 60, of Indianapolis shows how she
appeared to intruders who broke into her home. She held
her gun on one of them until police arrived. "I would've
used it if I had to, but thank goodness, I didn't have to," she said.
Bus Slash Ey~d
By Newport-Mesa
A 50 percent cut in district
·expenditures for school
activities busing wa s
~ecommended Tuesday by
Newport .Me sa school
.SUperintendent John Nicoll, but
fie said it won't necessarily
"Jaeaa students can't partieipate
tja ~and meets.
· . N~ &*tr .. .,. b beU...S ,•.t• .. "'' • poupa can oiM their bait o1 u.e aDIHl8I
$90,000 spent on activities
~in1. il &iveo enough advance
··~ • ScboOl board members said 1 7 J,bey will take action on the
roposal al their March 25
tlaeeting.
Trustees, who are seeking
'IJays to trim $3 to $4 million
ff'om next year's budget,
indicated they favor tb.e
proposed cut, a modification of
NicoJJ's earlier recommendation
to eliminate s pending for
activities busing entirely.
Trustee B.J . Skilling, calling
the 50 percent figure "a logical
approach," aaid she wants to be
s ure all extrae'urricular
acUvltile ..... la Ute f\IDCla, not
;~ c6il' cllstrtd8 are
haadUn1 aetlvlt'-• bnln1.
Nicoll said some are charging
partJclpatlon fees but tbat tbis
maJ be Wepl.
A plan ls also cw •::t belDe prepared for a p~ a day
charge for home-school busing
at all grade levels. Nicoll said
that, even with the fee; the
district will still be subsidizing
50 percent of the cost of that
busing as well.
Airwest Purchase
Under Negotiation
Offteial1 of Hughes Airwest
have confirmed that the
llllnneapolis·based Republic
·:AlrUna ls currenUy negotiating
~purcbaee ol Airwest.
A spokesman for Airwest
rde~liDed comment on the 1 nefodationl other than to note
t.a ks are being held with
·Republic, Airwest 's parent ·compay,$1mJDa Corp. and the
·eatate of billionaire Howard
'Hughes.
Republic was produced ln July
1979 by a merger of North
• Central and Soutbem Airways.
.. The airline has 8,000 t-mployees
·Md serves us cities la 28 states.
NoJ'Ua Ceatral was one of
·several airlines that filed
appUeatioas for routes out of
·eraD1e County . Those
""lleltiona were suspended by
the Civil Aeronautics Board
while an environmental impact
statement is prepared on the
effect of additional flights out of
Orange Co\mty.
Airwest, which was boueht by
Summa Corp. in mo, ls ooe of
two commercial jet airlines that
operate out of the Jobn Wayne
Airport.
Tbe airline ls restricted to 13
flights a day and serves the
citiea of Phoenix Tucson, Lu
Vegas and Salt Lake City.
Two Charged
In Mesa With
Prostitution
-------""'' .. '
C Fl FTEEN CENT5'
Fdl Endorse Judicial Candidates
BJIWL .... &MAN ... ...., .... ....
Tl~ a .up be -.Cribed u
loealty ~precedented, Oraqe
C9unly Sberiff Brad Gat•• di•~'°'9d 'l'\lelda1 that be plans to tbrow his political clout
behind Sl*lfiC candidates in lbe
jucUclal electiona.
Sheriff Gates waraed that
aoiae of bis e ndorsements
may Co to cudidates oppoeina
incumbent Orange County
judges who are seekina
re-electim.
0 at.es diaeloud his plans in a
talk before the Fountain Valley
Chamber of Commerce. He
Water Bills
To lrrerease
On Coast
By JEUY CLAUSEN °' .. .,...., ........... Most family water bills along
the Orange Coast crobably will
go up about a do ar a month
tbls summer as the result or a 13
percent bike in Metropolitan
Water District rates and other
inflationary c osts, water officjals conjecture.
M WD directors voted Toesday
to raise their domestic water
rates from $104 per acre root to
SUS an acre root beginning JuJy
l.
An acre foot i s the
approximate amount of waler
used by a family of five during
one year.
Agrieultural users Yrill pay $76
a foot, and unfiltered water tmportetl to U.. elMlltJ to fewd loeal .... WlD mote '!If i,.
the em aeut $53 a foot to tlO. said
Neil Cline, Oraafe County Water
District maoacer.
Tbe lldllal ....... lD COits
fot ... famllJ ia atll----.
moat local water agency
officials report. Newport Beach utility
department oftieiala are asking
their City Council lo hike
average rat.es about a dollar a
month. The avera1e Newport
family's bill currently is about
$10 a month.
Karl Kemp, assistant
manager for Mesa Consolidated
Water District, said it's too
early to determine what will
happen to water bills in Costa
Mesa where the average bill is
about $7.~ per month.
Like aeveral other districts in
the coanty, the Mesa district has
not increased rat.ea since 1977
and has absorbed two increased
Metropolitan Water District
wholesale rate bikes over the
past two )'ears.
Kemp indicated increased
energy costs, MWD wholesaler
water cost$ and labor costs
probably will result in higher
water bills, this year, however.
Kemp speculated that they
ml&ht be blked u mpch a $1 to
$1.~ a mootb.
Water offleials lacludint Cline
and Stan Soruue ol llunlcipal
Water Diitrlct of Orange
County, N1d thoM commmlities
relyllul aolel1 on water im"'1ed by JlWD fr.om Nor{bern
California and tM, Colorado River probably .ill 1ulfer the
higher rate lncrN.Hll.
Coastal communWel la that
cate1or1 include Newport
Beacb, San Clemeate, Dana
Point, Capbtnno Beada, Irvine
and Laauna Nt.-1. CommanWes aslaC leu water
direetlJ I ........ tJna0 MWD
and rel1lna DarUallY on water
pumped from-nlll Ii tbe countJ
sbould ... ......, IMreues, tbe1
said.
Hunttn1ton Beach, for
lnatance, pump• about at
perc.nt of ltl wM.er annuall1
from county weU. maintained ·
by Oraa1e Count1 Water
Dlstriet. Well rat. are lower
than Ute dlreet lmPort ratea.
The ll•a dtatrfct takes !DON
ClleWATSIL.P ... .U)
elaborated on bia intentions
durtnc an lDterview after the
meeliQI.
Saying be bas never• before
endorsed judicial candidates.
Gat. antidpates some beat.
"I tbillk uy time you make
choices llke tbi.$ you risk &eWoa some edtiCiam,\' be said. "l"m willina to stand that rllk."
lncked, South Oranee County Municipal Court Judge Richard
D . Hamilton. wbo faces
re-election June 3, expresaed
skepticism today about Gates'
qualifications for Judgina the
judges.
·'I don't think be knows
everything that goes on in the
Pt lest te T•llc
courtroom," Hamilton said. "All
be Iman ia what he bean from
bis people, and they have a law
and order bias."
The judge said he would
prefer the pubhc to be &uided by
bar association endorsements
bee 1uae 1ucb aroups are made
up of lawyen who cootinually
try cases before the judges
facing re-election.
"Gates is no attorney."
Hamilton stated. "How in the
be ll can be know about the
law?"
Tbe judge added that he does
not anticipate receiving an
endorsement from the sheriff
Newport Trustee
Hits Berrigan Fee
A $200 fee for radical priest
Daniel Berrigan to speak to a
class at Newport Harbor High
School drew a protest Tuesday
fromonescbooltrustec.
"I object lo the taxpayers'
money going to support that pornt
o f view." Trustee Mike
McLaughlin said of Berrigan's
involvement in antiwar civil
disobedience.
·'We try to make sure both sides
of any issue are presented,··
responded Superintendent John
Nicoll. "Wehavebadpersonswbo
were convicted of crimes, who
bad used drugs, speak to claues
also."
Other trustees. sayin~ clidn 'tobJec:'l to Bentlan 's .. ..._.,, ...... that ..
et .... ~""'-approviJll also inchaded SM to laave actor
A.ntbany 7.erbe, a Harbor Wth graduate, and R9acoe Lee Bro,,...C:-•'aehied u.. area-"1-dt !I atta.s ...............
*UUOtlLIN llE••10A•
The list of fees was included on
Tuesday's consent calendar,
which trustees approved
unanimously . Howe•er ,
llcLau1blia reciater .. aa
ob~ totM llerrigu ...... tM ........
Bentgm is scbeduled to ft.cl
his poetry ud discuss civil
disoMdJence with advan~d
placa•-....._ std 11 • .. .,.. . ,..:-.... , ......
tai.pablk.
De-silting Scheme
Proposed for Bay
By JOANNE llEYNOLDS
Of .. o.ity PIMt SWf A $10 million plan to save the
Upper Newport Bay with
construction of a desilting basin
will be proposed to state officials
later this month by
representatives of Newport
Beach, Irvine and Orange
County.
The proposal also includes
efforts to control slit run off
from construction sites and
agricultural property drained by
the San Die&o Creek wbicb nms
into tbe bay.
City Manager Robert Wynn ot
Newport Beach said the
proposal will be presented to the
state Water Resources Control
Board when it meets in Los
Angeles.
He said the proposal bu yet to
be ratified by elected officials in
the three local agencies, but
indicated they have been briefed
on the proposal.
The plan would work like this:
-Tbe planning for the
desilting bas.in would be done
with the two cities and the
Southern California Association
of Governments <SCAG ).
SCAG would put up S310,000
and the two cities would
contribute a eombined total of
$60,000 in cash and staff lime.
-Meanwhile, the City of
CSee BAY PIAN, Pa1e AJ)
On the June 3 ballot, 37 seats
io the county's superior and
municipal courts must be filled.
As of last Friday's riling
deadline, 68 candidates have
tossed their hats into the rlng for
these poets, including 12 deputy
district attorneys.
Fourteen incumbent judges
face competition in these races.
Gates said he decided to issue
the endorsements because the
public is "starving for
information'' to use m selecting
J~g~. .
He said he will only endorse
candidates who favor a proposed
<See GATES, Page A2)
Swnn
Damages
Assessed
Recent storms that lasht!d
Orange County ca used an
estimated $22 million m damage
to county-owned parh, road!.
and flood control fac1htJes.
That estimate was providt>d tu
the Board of Supervi~ors toda\
by HG Osborne, director of th{
co unt y Environm ental
Management Agency.
The series of stormi,. Osbomt·
s aid, caused about S8 m11l10n 1n
damage alone to the Santa Ana
River channel hning .•
Severe damage also resulted
in several county parks, while,
in other cases, landslides
occurred over road.a or roads
thenuelves slid away, Osborne
said.
la reqiaeise to a question from
Supervisor Philip Anthony
Osborne said that he couJdn't
prowide a more detailed lneatdown on the storm ......
Tbe EMA director, however,
noted that his agency is now
preparilfg an application to tht>
slate Office of Emergency
Services t.bat will set the wheels
in motion for the county to
recover the costs of the repairs.
That application. Osborne
explained, ultimately will be
sent to the federal Emergency
Management Agency, which
controls the reimbursement
pursestrings.
Some of the repairs, he said,
will be made directly by the
federal government through the
U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers
and the fede ra I Soil a nd
Conservation Service. while in
other cases the county will do the
work.
In the latter cases, Osbome
said, the county "will have to
front tbe money."
"We will devise a plan for
financing and hopefully r~ver
all our costs rrom the federal
government," be said.
Wounda U.
SAN IUAN, Pwrto llioo <AP)~ .......... ......... .._at .. .,.._wq ~.~t!!:'aV.&
IOYet'111111111l tat utr'Jlal ..,_ Aria:I -~to U.
UnJ"""1 of P'*1o IU'O. At 1H1t ............ •u cut bJ fb ... 11Y~i-1 ~~ llalT1 OllMtn Wela bull•...... two o('lll#• ................. tlw .. ,.
none of tilt aj.,tH from t•• ll1ln1 1la•1 rtca•t hospj1dHU... .
A •~•man for the U.S. Navy baM at RolMV91t ~.
the ta,...t mHltary tnnaUaUoa on thll lalancl, tclent.lned the
aoldlu• u Col. Chari 1 Tud:u, U. Cc>l. Robert L. Oe"l\JIDl1
and Set. M~. Mora AudJU1.alt ~to IM llUttary ..._
Department 11 the Ulll~J.
&.W Pa lee al• ..
LONDON tAP) -Gold pricee re~ in Ew'oSl9 today
foUowlnl a -.O drop earDer ln the week. The dollar opened aUCbtlY loftr. but dealers 1aJd tbt b.lth
level of U.S. interest rat. conuiuaect to provide it wltb aolld
under11iDn1ftl, GoichrlMsed ln LondeD at s.587.50 •Troy ounce, up tt.5.'5. It
traded at tsn .50 ln New York.
Silver, wblcb dt~ to SZll.15 Tuesday -compared &o lts
London peak of Ut htt Jan. 18 -opened in London today at
$30.375anounce. lttraded atlZ9.301n New Von.
••••'•1'.,..Sc•U
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP> -Negotiations for the releue of
the U.S. amw.&sador and other hosta&ff held in the Dominican
Republic's Emblasy for two weeb are repo. rted 11 a alalemate.
and 1 gO\'emment source says a bargalnine session today could
be crucial.
The source said the guerrillas reduced the number of
imprisoned leftists they want released from their original
demand or 311, but the government still refuses to release .
a nyone
"For the government of Colombia, it is the same thing to
hand over one prisoner or 311, for in any case it would violate
the constitution and abrogate a judicial sentence,:: Hid the
government source, who asked not to be identified by name.
lled• Dbc•1'~11 la Bf1'er
AZUSA (AP) -The body of 8 camper WU found floatin1 in
a sleeping bag down the San Gabriel River in the Angeles
National Forest, sheriffs deputies said today.
The WlldentJfied man had been battered on bis bead 1od
cheat, but the injrurtea may have been the result or running into
rocks while in the water or could have resulted Crom a beatin1,
Los An1eles County s heriff's homicide detect}ve Charlea
Gunther said.
The unidentified man's body was discovered by a hJker at
12:30 p.m. Tuesday near the entrance to the San Gabriel
Canyon.
fi',....p_,,.AI
GATES USING CLOUT. • •
merger or the county sheriff's
a nd marshal 's o ff ices. a
measure that also will appear on
the June 3 ballot.
His second criterion. the sherirr
said, will be hls opinion of the
quality o( the judges· courtroom
decisions.
• Gates aa1d 1 crisis exlata in
Ule court system. c•oaed by
judges who free criminals on technicalities or because or
minor procedural errors made
by lawmen.
Based on his own experiences
and the recommendation or his
staff. the sheriff s aid be will not
endorse incumbent judges who
have coosistently made such
ruling in favor of the accused.
To the Chamber of Commerce
audience, Gat es cited a
Fullerton murder conviction
that was overturned because a
potlce officer left the crime
scene brteny ·to summon help
and then returned to the scene
without a search warrant .
Conceding that some judaes
are only abiding by blper court ~recedenta, Gates claimed that
too many judges are afraid to
issue a CC111trovenial nillllg they
know is just. simply because
they fear being overruled in an
appeal.
Gates said some candidates
hoping to unseal lncumbenl
judges have asked for an
interview with him, seeking his
e ndorsement. The s heriff
predicted his cbolces wUI be
annouoced in about one motltb..
IAserShow
At Estancia
Laser light performancei; will
be ~eld Friday and Saturday at
Estancia ffigb School in Costa
Mesa to benefit the school's
music program.
Orange County Laser Ll1ht
Show Productions will preff'Dt \be
performances at 7, 8 and 9 p.m.
both nights wilng a Dolby aound
system and professional Ulht·
ing. Cost is $3, with tickets
available at the band omce dur·
ibg school hours or at the door.
Performances will be bl the
school gym, 2323 Plac!eneh A>1e.
A:!~~=..ru !'".L~=·~~·,~~: ··~ •tb• .. ,..-;;;:. ..,_1'111111 U.8. II"'•,._. .. ;
lb' ,...,..... out en •--lo *t a new parli•ment. kbomelnl bu
aald ~ parUament will dedde
th• fate of the American
bOI'-"'· ID • in....-~deal by
Tehran ltacUo on the eve of tbe ftrat round of p1rllamentary
ve>tlQI Friday, Jru's 19-year~ld
revoJuilooa.ry leader said the
eoemle1 ol Ialam want a ;mall
turnout. But he addded:
"I hope that by your pablic
Plf'Ucisa-Uoa i.D the eJectiou )'OU
wlU dash tbe bop•• of tbe
eoeml• ol lbe laJamlc Republic.
the a1enta ol lbe overthrown
reaime and Its foJJowMs,
especially the oppressive U.S.
aovemment. Arise oo the d1¥ of
detenninin& the counto's fate
and storm ~ ballot boxa to cast your votes.
"I hope the nation, after
ca refully studying the
backgroundg or individuals and
groups. will vote for those who
are falt.hlul to Islam and the
constitution. are tree of
tendencies toward left or right.
and are renowned ror their good
record and commitment to Islam. The nation should know
that to stray from this important
Islamic task would be treason lo
Islam and t.be country."
Khomeini said he feared
hos tile propaganda "might
influence some of the public so
that the:1 vote for those basically
orposed to blam for the benefit
o foreigners."
The second round of
parliamentary voting takes
place April 4 . and the
legislature. known as the Ma jlis.
is expected to convene several
weeks later
Planners OK
Ordinance on
Warehouses
A propo.ed ordlnanc~ to reg-
ulate new mini-warehouse
storaee fadlilJ development in
(Mta M~ri~=~aruµpa ~m· mi&sm ba Ulla week.
The dra o ce 1a e.-ped·
ed to come before the City Coun-
cil April 7.
Key provialons include a re-
quirement that there be a
manager preaent at each site
and a clause permitting city of·
f1cials to ban n e w mini·
wareMu&e construction it there
1s more than three square reet or
minl·st.orage space per capita in
the city.
Goal& of the ordinance, of·
ficials said, are to ensure ade-
quate nre safety standards and
to h1tlt llllclt use of the
wareboulee for industrial or of·
flee J>UJ1>08el. The City Council bas imposed
1 moratorium on construction ol new mini·Warebowsea pen4ln1
approval of tbe ordinance.
Coastal Posts Misused?
: Officiah Acewted of Soliciting Fwul.
• LOS ANGELES (AP> -Three
: reeional members or the
-California Coastal Commiulm
have used thelr tnnuence to
• ralse funds for tbelr own
: political ambtuona from people
: who aousht approval for
. •. :·
project.a before the commlla1on,
c
DAILY PILOT
--~"E!t.
ar=::m::Ga=.:. ·
f
the Loi Aqelea Times reported
today.
The three South Coast
Reaional Comal Commlllion
members were ldenWled u Loi
Anaeles Councilman Arthur K. Snyder, Garden Grove Mayor
Elerth S. "R.ick0 ErtcklCID and
Torrance City CouncUman
, Donald E. WU1on. wbo alao
serves at tbe eommi11ion
cbalrnau.
Airpla11e Lili
Firemen from the John Wayne Airport
s tation, aided by crane, move a twin
e ngine Cessna that had become stuck in
mud between runways. The craft. owned
by Ronald Hewitt of Huntington Beach.
ended up in the soft ground after its
landing gear collapsed on take off
Saturday . Fire m en who r emoved it
Tuesday said nobody was injured in the
incident.
l'rem P.,.e .4J
BAY PLAN READIED •.
rrvinc• would dt·velnp a program
for controlhns.t urban runoff in
the form of reguh1lion:. called
Best Managem ent Practice ..
1 BM Ps i whar h would!>(> adoptl'CI
b ) a I I t h t' u p ... t r t! a m
JU ra~d1cuoru;
The (.'ount~ !l t .1rr would
prepare BM p ., for 1·ontrolltng
<.1gr1cultural run off which '\o\ould
also be adopted by upstn .. am
agencies
Newport Beach will be the
lead agen<.'y In fllang an
application. probably 1n Apnl.
for a SlO m1lhon state gr ant to
build th<> des1lt10g basin when·
the San Dwgo Creek runs into
the bay.
Those funds would ('Orne from
the 1978 state Cli:an W att'r Bond
Act. Wynn stud
lie acknowlcrlRc'd that th•·
move 1s an unw.ual onl' hccau.<.1·
so far tht•ro have been no stud1ci.
made of the desalting basin plan
The sour <.'es of the bay 's
contmwng polluuon problems
were the subject of studies made
by a mulu-agency aroup called
Newport -Irvine Wa ste
Management Agency <N IWA>.
but squa bbling among group
members led to withdrawal or
several agenc 1c~. mcludan~ tht·
Cal v nr :'\e14 port Reach. One or
tht; 1x.11nb of content111n 14iJ'-th••
l<1ck o( i.tud)' un a dei.11tini.:
bJ\ln
\A,' h 11 I:' l h l' l 14 (> C 1 l I(!., d 0 d
M unty push ahf'ad with thl w v.
pl:Jn. efforts continue ''' l'• r
the ... late OepiArtment of I-1 h
and Game to 'itart drttd~in~
F1"h and G<1me mdnJR•"' th•
i ll J <'rt' EC'oloR1cal R1 •\cn• in
th1• l pper Ha~ and the Jl(ency i.
offlcaab ha' t· repeatedly refUS(!(f
to drl'dgt' until the ~1ltott100 ,.,
hJ ltt•fl
l.J .,t m o nth c ou nt )
... upf.'rv1-..or.. passed a n·solullon
J"k•nR tht' a~ency to drPdg<· an<I
1 o c iJ 1 u r r, l' 1 ,j 1 ... h d \ 1 • 11 • ' 11
pr ivately uri:1ng tht· '>dnlt
action
Soviets Angered
MOSCOW <AP I The !-.o\ft•t
press complamed toe.la)' that th1·
United States baio m1ens1f1ed
radio broadcasts into the Soviet
Union. partacularly tho~ ruml'CI
at Soviet Moslems
,.,.... P.,,e A J
WATER ...
th.in hair 1t ' v. .it• r froin t~
1 ounl) "'clb
M WO thf' n:.itaon ... large!.t
v. h11J.-.ii•· v. .s l •·r J~~llC)<. l l>
1i,.,,r111uartt·rt•1l 10 l.o'> Angel~
.1n<I '"II" "'Jlt•r t'> portion.., of I·''" '\n~(·lt"> Or;rngt· Ventura. -
l<1 \tr\1tflo San BE-rnardrno and
-_,tf1 llllj.!llltlUOtll''>
l1 1114Jrd ~11l1Jm:.on . MWO
h11.1111 d1a1rman r ated operating
• ''" nw ... .Jnd the n sang cost of
obt .unrng "Jter a!\ reasons Cor
1 h<i t district's schl'duled rate
1nr n•,1 ... <'
Stock Market
,.fakes Dip
\ !-. W 'r 0 Rt-. t A P 1 -The
1 .. 1 I. m arkl·l headl.'d lower
1u<11) a ... Tut•Mfay'.t. technical
rJll) pla.>1'<1 1l:wlf out
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liquQr Sales
., Jm,'roN WMnttrz
llQPKt. a liquor lodUltr7 ~ tbat teepe KOR,
bu illiiaed a tlMb report oa im resultt -and the four bla
wlDDen ar.: Bacardi rum, Popov vodka, Jack Daniel's
wtUAy IDd Dewar'• Wb.lte Label Scotch. One bean a lot thMe dayw about Americans cutunl!l
down al tbelr COD1umpdoa al aleoholic beverage., and lt'a
probably trait, but you can't prove lt by tbele four brands.
Tbe1 all hid vay SoOd years. BKal'dl WU Up 15 percem. hpov 218 per·
cat, Jack l>aniel'a 14
percent ad Dewar'• 9
percent. And tboae
were lDcteues in cue
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dollars.
Money
Tree
AB A aF.SVLT, there were some big chances in rm,
pact's standings or the top-selling brands. The most
dramatic was Bacardi's leap rrom third place to first,
sweeping by Seagram's 7 Crown and Smirnoff vodka
Bacardi's 1979 sales: 6.3 million cases. No liquor brand
sold more.
Popov also had a big jump. In 1978, it was in 10th place
with sales or 2.2 million cases. Last year 1t blasted ahead
of J&B Scotch, Gordon's gin and Seagram's gm to take
over RVertth place.
Popov'a ueeot ia noteworthy on a couple or counts.
One, it lbowa Lbat gin la still losing sales lo vodka. Now
there are two vodkas. Stnimoff and Popov, U1at have
higher Ples than any gin brand
Secood.ly, each of t.bese top-selling vodkas come from
the same distiller: Heublem Doesn't anyone else knc;..,
how to aeU vodka?
JACK DANIEL'S MOVED up another notch , from 14th
place lo lJth, d1splacing anolhe r gin. Gilbey's A prod1M·t
of Lowsvilh:'s Brown Forman. Jack Danu~l 's has incrcd1
ble momentum. Although 1t !.ells for SI or S2 more thJn
other bourboru.. 1t as now outselhnR every bourbon whtskn
in the nauon with the excepllon of Jam Beam.
To make 1t m the Scotch market. you have to make 11
in Ne w York City --a nd that's whal Dewar's White La bt.-1
bas done. The ScbenJey-dlstnbuled brand 1s now selling 2
million C&S(.'S a year, hall~ Cutty Sark far behind and 1s
advano.ng on the No. 1 brand, J&B
American lmblber.s don't d.nnk the same stuff they did
20 r ears ago. To see the changes ID dnnkmg hab1l5 look a t
the top 10 ranking& of 1960 compared lo 1979
IN I.Ml TIIE rankings were
t. Seagram's 7 Crown, 2 Seagram's VO. 3 Canadian
Club. 4 Old Crow, 5 Walker's lmpenal. 6 Jam Beam. 7
Smimo<f. 8 Calvert Extra. 9 Schenley Heserve. 10 Early
Tames
The 1979 rankings were
1 Bacardi. 2 Sm1moff, 3. Seagram s 7 Crown , 4. Seo·
gr am 's VO, 5 Canadian Club. 6 Jim Heam. 7. Popo" Ii
Seagram's gm. 9 Gordon 's gm. 10. J&B
ONLY ONE BRAND, Jim Beam, as in the same pos1
tion it was 20 years ago. The 1960 list had four blended
whiskies (7 Crown, Imperial, Calvert, and Schenley
Reserve): only ooe ls left.
The 1960 list had three bourbons tOld Crow, Jim
Beam, and Early Ti mes>: only one is left. The 1960 llst had
no gw, no rum and ooe vodka: UJe 1979 bs t has two gins
two vodkas, and a rum among the top 10 sellers
It's what's called 1n the industry the tnumph of "wh1tt· goods."
t>otrwy Savta.g1 ud Loan Assoc1allon. headquartered
10 Costa Mesa. has been recogru~ed by Southern Cabrom1a
Edisoo Co. for energy conservation.
Tile power u.sa1e ln the firm's eight.story bu.ildlng a t
3200 Bnst.ol SL was cut 1 1 million kUowaU·hours in 1979.
said James E. Kennedy, Edison's Costa Mesa·area
manager The trim. a ccording lo Kennedy. as tht>
equivalent of uving l,865 barrels of imported fuel yearly.
Construction is s cheduled on the final phase of
Alamlto5 Busmess Center, a $4.8 millJon commercial and
inch.Ll!lrial park in Los Alamitos. The center was designed
by arebil«ts Howard F. Tbompsoa 6 A .. uodacet, Inc.
lrvtoe.
Fluor Canada Ltd., Calgary,
Alberta. canacta. subsidiary ot F1•r
C...,., Im.ne la tbe lead contractor in a
$6 blltioo oil taada project at Cold Lake,
Alberta. Euo Resources Canada l.Jmll·
ed ii tbe p~Ject developer.
•Jc:Uel H. ~ is vice president
and branch maaa1er of tbe new
Mouid 8a8. temporarily located al POU.OCX
30100 Town <:.enter Drive, suite P, in the Crown Valley
9i0mmm:lal Center. La«una Nlguel.
Utility Seeks
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CBS Snares Eight of TV's Top_ 10
NEW YORK IAP> -CBS stepped up 1tc;
rhallen~e to ABC in the network's pnme-time rat
1ngs compet1t1on. winning eight of the first 10 spoti,
in the ~t·ck l'ndmg March 9, figure!> from the AC
Nielsen Company showed.
A-; a re'>ult. \BS won the networks' compet1
lion for the setond straight week and the 12th time
MOC<' mid-November.
CHS appears to have regained lhe momentum
that was brokf•n l<1s t month as ABC broadcast lht•
Wanter Olymp1ci, Some industry observers had
predicted the Olympics would tip the balance m
ABC's favor for the remainder of the season
ABC'S LEAD FOR THE season so far is two
tenths of a J)i!rcentage point, 19.7 to CBS' 19.5, with
NBC third at 17 7.
CBS continued to score with its regular lineup
tho:.igh the network did get a boost this time
around from the classic motion picture, "The
Wizard of Oz." which wa!> broadcast Friday night
and finished eighth in the ratings.
"60 Minutes," the top-rated show for the cur-
rent season, was No. 1 in the most recent weekly
survey, with a rating or 28.7. Nielsen says that
m eans of all the TV-equipped homes in the coun-
t1'y , 28.7 percent watched at least part of the
oewsmagllZlne.
CM' RATING FOR THE week was 19.6, a full
point ahead of ABC, with NBC third at 16.9.
The networks say that means in an average
prime-time minute during the week, almost 20 per-~nt or the homes in the country with television
were tuned to CBS.
ABC had the two Top 10 shows that did not
belong to CBS. and one of them was something of
an instant success. "That's Incredible," which
"ars some resemblance to NBC's season-old
• Real People" show. wu fifth in the week's rat-
ings. "Real People" placed 12th.
"REAL PEOPLE," WAS, in fa ct, NBC's top·
rated program.
CBS won the week despite a rather poor show·
ing at the bollom, with three of the week's fi ve
lca::.t-watched programs, including "Hawa11
Fiv<'-0 " In 59th place, followed by the premiere of
"Beyond West world" In 60th "The Chisholms."
tied with an NBC movie. "Brave New World." for
61sl. ABC'::. "One in a Million" w'as last in the rat·
in gs.
T HE WEEK'S TOP 10 shows :
"fiO Minutes," with a rating of 28.7 represent·
ing 21.9 million homes. "M-A·S-H," Z7 .7 or 21.1
m1ll1on. "Ahre." ~7 4 or 20 9 m1lhon. and ·~ Je<·
fersons." 21' 4 or 20 l m1lhon. all CBS "That ' In·
credible." 25.4 or 19 4 mill.ton and '"Tbret .. s Com·
pany," 25 2 or 19 2 m1lhon. both ADC. and "l)ne
Day a t a T'lmt>." 2S 1 or 19 l m1lhoo. Mov1t' "The
Wizard of 01:· 24 or 1N 3 millton, "Archu.• Bunker's
Plan'." 23 7 or 18 1 m1ll1on. and "Duk es of
Hazzard." 23 6 or J8 mllhon. all CBS
The next 10 program!>
"Fantasy Island," ABC: "Real People."
NBC. "D1sm'y's 25th Anruversary Show." CBS:
"Happy Days." ABC. and "CHiPs," NBC. lie:
"The Big Show," NBC: "Eight Is Enough.'' ABC.
and "H~e Calls," CBS. tie. and "Laverne and
Shirley" and "Love Boat," both ABC .
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