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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 21 , 1980
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Ex-Mesa Resident
Crime Figure
Gunned Down
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
OI -0-.ty ~MM SUft P olice in New York a r e
looking for the roan or men who
earlier this week gunned down
one-lime Orange Coast crime
figure Anthony .. Big Tony''
Marone outside his Long Island
home.
Seven Lost
Off Titanic?
Seas Searched
LONG BEAC H (A P) -
Rescue rs sear ch e d Santa
Monica Bay today for seven
p e ople poss ibly a drift in
lifejackets after abandoning a
sinking cabin cruiser named
Titanic. But a Coast Gua rd
official said the distress call
could have been a hoax.
The Coast Guard dispatched
two 82·foot c utters and a
helicopter to search thro\llb the
ntlbt wben a man wbo identified
himself as Tom Jenkinson. the
Titanic's owner, radioed a call
for help at about 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, s pokes man Kevin
Daniels said.
NeitheT the 40-foot boat nor its
passengers had been sighted,
Daniela said. Eleven Coast
Guard units continued the
sea rcb this mornlDI and
reported no sign ol tbe cabin
cruiser. ·
Lt. Dennis Gibbons said that
be knew •of two boats named
Titanic ~red wtUl tbe Cout
Guard bat that aeltber •••
mlaalq. He said tmc.lall were look1na llllo the poulbillty that
Ute caD wu a hoax but said "no
deelalcm bM been made."
"'l'be loalef' we•re out there •:= without any Nlults, tb4 J1 tbl pcmibUlt)' lt's a
hou,"GDllMIMM14. 'e11~la1oa told m arlne
operatGn IUI tM 11tanlc was ca..Dmraas,PaseAJ>
Marone, whose real name is
Manfredonia, was wounded in
the cheek, back, shoulde r and
leg by .22-caliber bullets fired at
him as be got out of bis car
Monday night at his Lake Grove,
Long Island, home.
His son, Anthony Jr., also
known as "Little Tony" is
p resently serving"""'a five -year
p rison term in California for
second degree murder in lbe
1977 slaying in Newport Beach of
Stephen John Bovan.
Police in Suffolk County said
no one bas been arrested in the
Ma rone shooting. He is listed in
fair condition a t Smithtown
General Hospital.
Ma rone -Manfredonia was
once protected under the federal
witness relocation program
because be testified against New
York organized crime figure A.
Vincen t P a pa. Pap a was
convicted of conspiracy in a
m aaaive heroin smuggling case
on which the movie 0 Tbe French
Connection" wu based.
Papa was a n assoc ia te of
Carmine Galante who took over
the Carlo Gambino famlly in
New York when Gambino died
in 1976.
Suffolk County homi cide
detectives declined to speculate
whether the Monday night
s hooting was related to that
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Flames estroy
arehouse
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Rre Cau1e1 SSI0.000 Lou to Equipment Stored In Burned-out Structure
'It Was Lying There'
Witness Tells of Finding Mutilated Bpdy
BJ DAVID KJ.ri7.11ANN oe•o..fr,..;.-.._..
A young flrefl1hter bas
testified she discovered what
was apparently the mutilated
body of Robin Saimoe of Hunt-
ington Beach lut June after see-
ing a man resembling Rodney
Alcala near the same area days
earlier.
The dramatic te1tlmon1
Tbunclay 1n Alcala'• murder
and lddDaD trial ID Oruate Com-ly Superior Court broupt a
heated reapome later from c»-
fense attol'DeJ Jobn BarneU.. Barnett told reporten omide
Judie Pltllip Schwab••
courtroom tbat I.Me Am>wM.S fireftpter Dna Crappa. 21, •• ,... • Ver/ dllturbecl 10Ual
ladJ,. whole t.UmoG1 WU "a
cbHp tbeatrial trick , , .1' Alcala ii cbatpd wltla abduet·
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Dl1trltt ~':'I, •.. ,.,. r~ .... ·~·aa• ........ .. .. 0 ~·· aaw 1.. • ••foreefuJIJ
steering" a blonde-haired child
toward b'tush area as she drove
by on her way to the ranier sta·
Uon at aw.try Flata.
"I'm not 100 percent positive,"
Mils Crappa said. "But an ln·
divldul UW looked like the one
Officers Used
Cattle Prods?
D ETROIT (AP) -Poltce
Chief William L. Hart bas
diamilled flve olfteen followtq
an inveatllaUoa lato U.C.
that eledrfc cMtle proda were
used OD priaonen. Hart fired .the two Police
ofticert and three pollc•
1upervi,on durtn1 bearln11
. Thunday. A,t':• for tbe flve •aid ~Jroa:. appeal tlM dlef'I
''The charlet were tbe nMllt
of a bun1ecf ln•..U1adon that didn't deh• into all tbe
inf ormatlell •••ll• bl•,•• HJd •
Sten 8111 •. a DM.rolt Nee
Offtcen Alloclatlon laW7•r.
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I saw la he.re."
"Where is be?" Farnell asked.
"He's sittln" next to Mr.
Barnett," sbe answered.
Miss Crappa had testified
earUer that abe didn't stop to in·
vestigat.e what was ha ppening
even though she s us pected
something was amiss.
A seasonal firefighter with the
U.S. Forest Service at the Ume,
Mias Cnppa publicly revealed
for tbe fl.rat lime Tbunday that
upon retumJaf to the same
general area 011 tbe n.labt of
June 25, abe found a body.
At a pc:ellmlnary bea.riq for Alcala~J~:"· U.dld DOt dtvvta-um atton.
The fireflpter, wboae tea·
timony wu cbaraeterlaed by
kMllt awkward paUHI, bad to be
coaxed lllto telllnl the COGrt
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Umea ~--aftemooa wlaat abehd "1 • It IJust can't," •Ila er..,,. a&'lcl one point. "It WU JUlt lytq there , , u
"D .... wiat WM Just lylq .._,., .. l'anell ubd ~.
"It.,..~ ~t then, II (lie . • ..... Al)
Computer
Material
Drunaged
Fire s w ept t hrough a
Huotington Beach compute r
warehouse today, reducmg the
structure to a burned-out shell in
less t ha n two hou r s. fire
mvesl.Jgators said.
1 n vestq~a tor s reported
damage to Pac1f1c Power Source
Corp., 5291 Systems Drive, 1s
estimated at $580.000 -mostly
in computer equipment stored in
the warehouse.
The bwlding. firefighters said.
if as unoccupied at the time or
the early mornin~ blaze, which
was spotted by police officers in
a helicopter.
Captafo Roger Hosme r ~aid
flames were leaping through the
roof of the structure when the
first team o f fi refight e r s
arrived. The blaze, he said, was
fueled by computer tubes that
began exploding.
Fire teams from Westminster.
Fountain Valley and Seal Beach
joi n ed H u ntin gton Beach
firefighters an dousing the blaze.
In all, Hosmer said, 33 firemen
were pressed into action.
The owner of the building, Les
Poddeo of Huntington Beach.
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Coast
Weatller
Considerable cloudiness
tonight, de cre a s ing
Saturday. Wind gusts up
to ZS mi>b at times. Cooler
with lows tonight of 48 at
the beaches to 56 inland.
llilhs Saturday in low to
mid eos.
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Gene Stilip <left) of Harrisburg wears a
gas mask and carries a dummy into the
hall during a hearing m Elizabethtown.
Pa . on proposed venting of radioactive
krypton gas from the damaged reactor at
Three Mile Is land. At right is JoAnn
Schoffstall, who vents her feelings at the
meettne
Iran Hostages Treated
New Year Goodies Shared by Iranians
By The Associated Press
The SO American hostages in
the U.S. Embassy in Tehran will
get Iranian new year treats but
not , their freedom until Shah
Mohammad Reza Rahlavi is
returned, their militant captors
said today
M e a n w h·1 I e , A y a t o 11 a h
Ruholla.h Kbometni called for a
crackdown on foe s o r his
r egi m e , and Pres ident
Abolhusan Bani-Sadr warned,
"I will have no mercy. I will put
all the plotte rs down .·· He
addressed a rally of hundreds or
thousands who had JUSt heard
Khomeim's new year '11 message
A spokesman for the embassy
captors. reached hy telephone
from The Associated Press
offr ct.· m Nicosia, Cyprus. said of
'Sold Stoek'
the hostages. "We will give
them goodies and cook1es. ll will oo a simple ceremony.
"Tonight you will understand
what we wi ll do. We will give
prizes to a couple of them." He
did not describe the prizes.
Asked whether this meant
som e of the hostages -wbo
began t he ir 139th day in
captivity today -might be
freed. the capt.or said:
"No, none of them will be
released . They will not be
released until the criminal shah
is returned to Iran."
K homcin1 's messa~e was read by his son Ahmad to
legions of Iranians jamming
Tehran's cemetery to visit lhe
graves of relatives killed in the
.
revolutioh a5tainst the shah.
··1 want this year to be the
year of security in Iran so
people may live in peace and
pros perity," the message said.
It said sa boteurs or oil
pipelines must be punis hed,
trouble makers in the army
e.iy>eUed. armed aroups inciting
s trikes s topped and the
revolutionary courts barred
from using armed groups.
Jn addition, the ayatollah
attacked people he said were
e nemies to Islam. He included
som e univers ity teachers,
journalists and Marxist groups
He a lso said any disorderly
conduct by r evo)utionury
~uards m en will result in
expulsion from the guard corps
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3 Men to Appear
On Bilking Rap
ALCALA .•.
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s he answered a fter u. long
silence.
Judge Schwab called a recess
in the trial. Huntington Beach
police investigator Craig
Roblsoo convinced Miss Crappa
s he should describe what sbe
saw. LOS ANGELES <Al' J A
Pomona fire captain, u former
highway patrolman and an
inventor must appear in court
Monday on charges of bilk ing
investors out of nearly a million
dollars, authorities said.
The Los Angeles County
district attorney's office accused
the trio Thursday of selling
stock for a perpetual motion
m1l clti&(!. \
M any~rnia Hf ghway
Patrol employees were a mong
the investors. said Deputy
District Attorney Gerald Cohen.
Most investors were San Gabriel
Valley residents, be added.
The criminal case contends
the three made fake statements
to attract investments in a
1,600-pound de vice called the
.. Aegerter mot.or," Cohen said.
C harges of grand theft,
conspiracy and securities law
violations h ave been fil ed
against John James Port.1 and
Jackson Chandler. both 36. and
Karl Martin Aegerterl. 48.
Portz is a Pomona ure captain
aod Cbandler, now an attorney,
is a former CHP officer .
50 Driven Out
CLEVELAND (AP> -More
than SO drtvers tailed to show up
and wblte students protested at
one school, but officials in
Cleveland were enthusiastic as
junior high school dese1reaatloo
entered lta lut phase.
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DAILY PILOT
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Aegerter o perates the KMA
General Corp. in Claremont.
Promoters have described the
mot.or developed by Aegerter as
representing "the power energy
s ource or the world for all
times," according to Cohen.
"We bad experts analyze the
machine's OP.e ration$ and in t heir opinion tl is worthless and
they say that the claims made
for it contradlct the laws of
physics,'• the prosecutor saJd.
Investors reportedly told a
sberilrs investigator they bad
been assured that the J .P.
Morgan Trust offered hundreds
of millions of dollars to KMA to
buy the rights to the device or
shelve the projecL The investors
said they also were_ told that
Southern California EdilOll Co.
offered KM.A $300 million plus
royalties for uae of the machine.
lnveatlgators said KMA
attracted 160 investors who
poured more than $850,000 iD1o
the device between mld-1977 and
the end or last year. The criminal case centers on
complaints from 17 alleged
victims who invested amounts
ranging from $2,500 lo ns,ooo
each. Cohen said.
Sheriff's fraud investigators
seized the cont.roven.ial mcKol' in
November, but returned lt to
KMA two months later under
court order. Last month, the
s tate Department or
Corporations isaued an order
against the coJDpany to halt the
solicitation or investors.
Aergerter could not be
reacbed for comment. but the
inventor s aid in previous· 1 interviews that he never
profeaaed bla device was a
perpetual mot.Ion machine. He
reportedly claimed, however,
tha t the device could run on
n atural gas, atcobol or even
compressed air.
"It was a body," she told the
court when the trial resumed.
"It was missing the bands and
feet. It was pretty cut up ... ·•
MissCrappasaidtbenudebody
was bloated "Uke an animal
gets when lt sits for awhile."
She said she ran from the
area, got back in her car and
drove away to her parents
house. Asked by Fat"IM!ll wny she
had wttb.beld the vital informa-
tion, Mias Crappa said, "ll was
j ust something that I can't deal
with."
U oder cross examinatioo by
Barnett, she said it was .. either
now or never" to tell wbat she
bad found.
•"I don•t want to carry It
around with me tbe rest ol my
life. It was somethine I bad to
come to pips with."
She told the court she had aut-
f ered nla.btmarea after being
subpoeaaed to teat.Uy. "I be1an
having problems dealing wilh
what happened earlier that I
hadn't said an)'thlna about;• abe
said.
Barnett will resume his cf06s
examination of Miss Cra.ppa
Monday at wbidl tlme be ta.id
he woWd attempt to abow she .
was "lying" about seei.Da Alcala
and faking the emotlonal dis-
tress she 'tlalmed bad prevented
her trom teltif)'iDI about cetta1n
tb1n11 sbe bad eeen.
BENTON, W. <AP) -School !
oftlcials are con1lderln1
diaclplinary action after more
than half of Benton Hi1h
Scbool'a 100 ltUdentl wall:ed out·
of claaa to pl"OU!:lt lbe firiu of
an English teacher and a
busU.U teacher.
Plan Awas•
Propt:i•ed Boat Ban Lifted.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The EDera DepartmlQt
has retreated ln the t ace ol powerboat owners IJllJ')'
about a ·~= that, as a l ..... vlftl me11un, they not be to UM their craft on weetenda.
Bllel'IY Department offlciala aald dartn1 a
heartnc Tln1~ay that the propoul will be cbanjed, lf not l\IDk altoaetJMr. 1be department recel\'ed 11,000 1ettert obJtc:Ug to the ban.
Collaea•m•n alto were unhappy aboQt tbe .su11ntlon. FC>\&l'teen · con1re11m1n appeared
'lbUrlday to crtUcbe the plan.
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F•llowlDI b ii est appearueea oa .U.at e e, lluflMoala ._. ld8 I 1Y dt••• ......... ftto~ aH ...... moved to eo.te ..... Bia._..._. .. rrled ..-laer
reloeatea federal wltaec•.
Raymond Antoneoli, wb•e
name waa chanced to ~. WASUINOTON (AP) -A 1001 Une or Republicans la The ~le and youq ~
e.mLMally available lf Ronald Rea1aa wln,t the pl"ftldenUal Nttled tn Huntiqton Buda. ;. nom.~cm ad beSiu cut.inc abo~t for• nmabl1 mat.. Tbe tbree men becatpci
Ot coune I Jiould accept it, aaya Sen. Howard Baker. the u~ with two other 8'1t ~~ ~ tbe ~ce p..-ldenUal 1ueaslb1 same. • Coast crime n1una wlao '9d
'*'fal. I WOULD" SEP PHILIP Crane aaid "nna,..; ~ --"lnoved to dw<()ru&lr ea.t-··--• · " Jerry Peter Sorrentino .._. urg-. .appofters to won for Reagan. name became l"k>n and f'nhk ''I would be ftatt.er*! at betng asked." sa19 Rep. Jack Kemp. Roul, wbo wu wanted fbr
He qalckl.J *'be doela t tb1nt he wi~ be. extonlon in Rhode Island :as At liiealt a hall doda other Republican MUton and fovemon Frank ''Midnight'' Deleo who loom aa posslblliUes would reel equally honored. ·
Speculation aboµt Reagan's choice for tbe other ball ol lhe Marone Sr. and Rossi wereo't
ticket is growing as the suspense about the presidential nomination prosecuted in the Bovan slayidg,
fades with each primary be wins. but Fiori is currently servtq a
AT nos STAGE OF 111E CONTEST, or course. oobody has nine-year prbon term as t1"! been uked. trigger man who ahot Bovan
I - R d I ._. e11bt times. Resco. lllce youn1 n i.,6. eaaan es 0>awu hil l'UIUli.nC mate three weeks Marone, ia serving a five-year before the GOP nadoaaJ coavendon. The wisdom of tbat timing, as ~eotence.
m uch as lbe controversial choice of liberal Republican Sen
Richard Schwe1cter or Pennsylvania, divides political experts
still.
Sen. Paul La~alt of Nevada, Reagan's campaign chairman.
says this time around Reaaan will be more tradlt.ional. keeping the
g uessing game alive until be bas been nominated by &.be
convention .
Baker, the Tennessean who gave up bla quest for the
presidency after coming \t1 fourth In the March 4 Massachusetts
and Vermont primaries. is considered equally acceptable to
Republican conservatives and liberals. J ust Thursday. House
Republican Leader John Rhodes said Reagan should consider
Baker as a running mate .
BF.cAUSE BE JS Jl'Ull( NBW YOU, a ma1or-oortbeut
industrial state, Kemp la eomldered a good count.erpolnt to
Reagan who is strongest in the Sun Belt and the Far Wm .
He shares with the coUMrvaUve Crane of Illinois the
reputaUon or being philosophically compatible with Reagan.
Reagan has often. succinctly, staled his requirements. His run·
niog mate must be younger, lbe619-year-old Rea1an aa.ya. and be muat
be ··someone who would subscribe to the ume lblDp, •• cllTJinl out
his programs if sometbln&abould happen.
The names of Sens. Richard Lup.r of Indiana, Jobn Danforth of
M issowi and John Chaf~of Rbode laland come upof'ten.
SO DO ntOSE OF WIU.IAM Simon, Donald llumsfeld and
William Ruckelshaus -all Nixon adminUtraUon officials -and
Republican National Committee Chairman WUllam Brock.
Former Treasury Secretary Slr:ooo, chairman ol Reaia.6 's
executive advisory board. said be bu not been uked nor does be
expect to be and "if I were mterest.ed ln politics J would bave run
for governor or elective office here in New Jersey."
"Of course. I would be interested. who wouldn't be
mterl'Sted," 1s what Cbaftt :.ays whtn he is asked the vie<' presidential quest.ion
''I'm sure he would conMder 11. hl' fN·ls strongly about pubh<
service," says Janet Brown . press aide to Danforth
And Lugar lives the tradJt1on al re'\pon!.e' He 'll support the
party's oorrunee.
GOV. WlLLIAM G. MILUKEN OF M1ch1~an s<1)S he can l sec
<1ny circumstance under wtuch he ~ould he asked And besides. he
l>ays he's not interested.
Iowa's Gov. Robert D. Ray, who':. bt-en a featured l>f>{'aker at
GOP events ever since he chaired the party':. platform commiltN·
in 19'16. aeta continual whispers about how good be would be as t.he
vice pres\dential nominee.
If some day the whisperer wcr<' R<•agan. the governor -hkl·
the others -would listen.
DISTRESS. •
taking on water rapJdJy and
eve ryone a board was
abandooing ship, Danieu said.
·•As far as we know. there
wasn't a lifeboat aboard the
boat." Daniela said. "All lbey
had were lilejacket.s."
The cutters Point Camden and
Poi'1t Carrew were combing the
bay off Point Dume for the
Titanic's passengers.
Searchers dldo'l know
whether the cruiser bad been in
an accident, but there were no
reports of injuries in the radio
call.
Daniels said official.a did not
consider the call • hoax simply
because It came from a boat
named Titanic. after the Britllb
luxury liner that sank on April
15, 1912 with the loss or 1.493 Uves.
Ted Stumping
In New York
NEW YORK <AP> -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy remains
outwa rdly confident about tus
chances ror winning the
Democratic presidential
nom anation. but all the signs
appear to be pointing toward yet
another big loss ror him in next
week's c ritical New York
primary.
.. As far as I'm concerned. only
t.he first half bas been played
and we're aoin& to win It in the
second half." Kennedy said
T hursday night al a campaign
rally in Wbit.e Plains. N. Y.
The Massachusetts senator
camJ!algned today in New York City a lf.arlem area before going
to Syracuse. N. Y.. aod New
Haven, Conn.. for support in
next Tuesday's primaries lo the
two st.ates.
The. trio was c onvicted of
gunning down Boven outside a
Newport Beach restaurant lo
retaliation for hls having
kidnapped one of four wealthy
businessmen who employed the
five relocated easterners.
Thos e bus inessmen, a lso
convicted of conspiracy in the
Bovan case. additionally have
been subsequenUy convicted In
multi·mllllon dollar narcotics
dealing and smuulfng cases.
Dunng the trial related to ~
Bovan murder, Marone'• statoti
as a federally protected wilnesfJ
reC1?1vmg income from the
U.S. Justice Department -
e meraed, resulting in a
Conaresslonal probe of the
w1tnesa relocation program and
a one .year ban on the placement
or such witnesses ln Southern California.
During the lengthy pre-trial
process an 1978. Marone Sr.
disappeared from the Or&ni"
Coast, only to re-appear a few
weeks later wtlh a bullet wound
in his leg. He refused to discUM
tbe cir c ums t a n ces o f h is
!\hoot1ng. only t o note 1t
h.tppt>nl'<i ~htlC' ht: wa~ in New
'rnrl.
\uthori t1c..·~ ..,a td th<•y arc
uncert:11n when Marone chani.~Nf
h1:. name back to Manfredorua
and moved to Long Island.
althou~h sources close to t.hc
invest1gat100 indicated it
appears be and his fa mily are no
lonJZcr under feder al protection
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FIRE ...
d1 rectl'<1 firefighters to an oCfrce
in t.ht.• building whe re the firm'~
records were stored. Hosme r
... aid ~t or thl· records wen:
n·covC'n.'<i The building, located io an
industnal tract near lhe corner
of Bolsa Avenue and Bolsa Chica
Street 1s not attached td other
buildings and the fire posed no
threat to n e ighboring
businesses. Hosmer said.
Cause o r the bla~e.
investi~at.ors said. is still under
in vestigation. Hosmer said lhe
warehouse wasn't equipped wilb
an automatic sprinkler systemi
which couJd have helped douse
lhe rare.
Plane 'Smoked'
BOSTON <AP) -A TWA
L·l Oll with 118 passengers and
ll crew members aboard made
an emergency landing at Lotan
Airport 2S minutes after takeoff
when the pilot reported s moke i.n
the plane. There were no
reportl!d i.Qjurtes.
We aow steek t•e •••••••s eelleetioa •y·
Hollywood Clothes
Men's Suits
for only
·One Dollar!*
W1en you buy one 1ult at the
~ priot, you cin buy another
of equal or ..... , value for only onedoUw.
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Gene Stilip Cleft) of Harrisburg wears a
gas mask and carrtes a dummy into the
ha ll during a hearing m Elizabethtown.
P!t-. on proposed venting or radioactive
krypton gas from the damaged reactor at
Three Mile Is land. At right is JoAnn
Schoffstall, who vents her feelings at the meeline
Iran Hostages Treated
New Year Goodies Shared by Iranians
By The As~lated Pl'ffS
The 50 American hostases m
the U.S. Embassy in Tehran will
get Iranian new year treats but
not their freedom until Shah
Mohammad R('za Rahlav1 1s
returned. their milita nt captors
said today
Meanwhile . Ayatollah
RubolJah Khomeuti called ror a
c rackdown on foes o f ha s regi m e , and Presi d ent
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr warned.
.. J will have no mercy. r wilt put
a ll t he plotte rs down." lie
addressed a rally or hundreds of
thousands who had Just heard
Khomeinj·s new year's messa~c.
A s pokesman for the embassy
captors. r<'a<'h£'d by telephon<'
from The Asso ciated Press
offi ce in Nicos ia, Cyprus, said of
'Sold Stoek'
the hostages, "We will give
them goodies and cookies. It will
be a simple ceremony.
.. Tonight you will und~rst~nd
what we will do. We will g1ve
prizes to a couple of them.·• He
did not describe the prizes.
Asked whether this meant
some of the hostages -who
began their 139t,h .day In
captivity today -might be
Creed. the captor said:
"No, none or them will be
released. They will not be
released until the criminal shah
as returned to I ran."
Khomei ni's messa~e was read by his son A~mad . to
legions of Iranians Jamman~
Tehran's cemetery to visit the
graves of relatives kllled in the
revolution a~ainst the sbah.
• • J want this year lo be the
year or security in Jran so
people may live in peace and
prosperity," the message said.
It s aid saboteur s or oi I
pipe lines must be punished,
trouble maker s in the a-rmy
expelled, armed eroups inciting
s trikes stopped and the
revolutionary courts barred
from uslne armed aroups.
Jn addition. the ayatollah
attacked people he said were
enemies to Islam. He included
so m e univers ity t eachers,
1ournalists and Marxist groups
·u e also said any disorderly
conduct b y revolutionary
~ua rds m en will resull 1n
expulsion from the guard corps
F,....r~AJ
3 Men to Appear
On Bilking Rap
ALCALA •..
she answered after a long
silence.
Judge Schwab called a recess
in the trial. Huntington Beach
police in vestigator Cr aig
Robison convinced Mlss Crappa
she should describe what she
saw. LOS ANGELES I AP J A
Pomona fire captain, a former
highway patrolman and an
inventor must appear in court
Monday on charges of bilking
investors out of nearly a mHlaon
dollars, authorities said.
The Los Angeles County
district attorney's office accused
the triQo. Thursd ay or selling
stock f'* a perpetual motion
machine.
Many California Highway
Patrol employees were among
the investors , said De puty
District Attorney Gerald Cohen.
Most investors were San Gabriel
Va'lley resident.s, be added.
The criminal case contends
the three made false 8'11tements
to attract Inves tments In a
l ,600-pound device called. the
.. Aegerter motor," Cohen said.
Charges of grand theft,
conspiracy and securities law
violations have been filed
agalnat John James Portz and
Jackaon Chandler, both 36, and
Karl Martin Aegerter 48.
Portz is a Pomona fire captain
a nd Chandler, now an attorney,
is a former CHP oHlcer.
50 Driven Out
CLEVELAND <AP) -More
lhaa so drivers failed to show up
and white students protested at
one school, but officials in
Cleveland were enthw.lastk as
junior hilh school deaecreaation entered ltl lut pbaae.
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Aegerter operates the KMA
General Corp. in Claremont.
Promoters have described the
motor developed by Aegerter as
representing "the power energy
sourct! or the world for all
times," according to Cohen.
"We bad experts analyze the
machine's operations and lq their opinion it Is worthless and
they say that the claims maoe
for it contradict the laws of
physics," the prosecutor said.
Investors reportedly told a
sheriffs investigator they bad
been ass ured that the J .P.
Morgan Trust offered hundreds
of millloos of dollars to KM.A to
buy the rights to the devlce or
shelve.the project. The investon
said they also were told that
Southern Califomia EdilOO Co.
offered KMA $300 million plus
royalties for use of the machine.
Investigators said KMA
attracted 160 investors who
poured more than $850,000 into
the device between mid·lm and
the end of last year.
The criminal case centers on
complaints from 17 alleged
victims who invested amounts
ranging from $2,SOO to $15,000
each, Cohen said.
Sheriff's fraud investigators
seized the controversial mocor in
November, but retumed it to
KMA two months later under
court order. Last month, the
s t a t e Departm e nt o r
Corporations issued an order
against the comp&Qy to ball the
solicitation of investors.
Ae r gerter could not b e
reached for comment, but the
inventor said in previous
inte rviews that be never
professed hla device waa a
perpetual motion macb.loe. He
reportedly claimed, however,
that the device could run on
natural gas, alcohol or even
compreued alr .
"It was a body," she told the
court when the trial resumed.
"It was missing the bands and
feet. It was pretty cut up . . . "
MissCrappaaaidthe nudebody
was bloated "like an animal
gets when it alts for awhile."
She said she ran from the
area, got ·back in ber car and
drove away to her parents
house. Aaked by Farnell why she
bad wttbbeld the vital inlorma·
tion, Mias Crappa said, "It was
Just aometh1ng that I can't deal with."
Under croa examinatioo by
Barnett. de aa.ld it waa "either
now or never" to tell wbat abe
bad found.
"J don't want to carry lt
around with me the rest of my
life. Jt waa 10m.etb1a& J bat to
come to lriPI with."
She told the court abe bad •uf·
fered niptmarea after being
subpoenaed to teaWy. ~·J beg_an
having problems dealmg with
what happened earlier that I
hadn't said anyth1n1 about,'' abe
said.
Barnett will resume his cross
examination of Miss Crapf:!a ..,.
Monday at which time be ea.ad
he would attempt to show she .
was "lying" about seeing Alcala
a nd faking the emotional dis·
tress she claimed bad prevented
ber from teatilylng about certa1a
thln11 she bad seen.
Scudente Walk Out , BENTON, W. VJ» -School ,
o fficials are conslderla1 d,L,~lpllaary action after more
than half of Bentoa Hltb
Scbool't 700 students wall'.ed out·
or class to pl'W!llt the firinc of
an English teac her and a
busineu teacMr.
PropOaed Boat Ban Li/let!,
• WASHINGTON CAP) -The Enera DeP.rtment
baa retreated In the face of poQrboat ownen anlf)'
about a ·~ that, u a 1q..11vlq meuure, they not be to UM their craft on weekendl.
llDeTSY Department offlciall aald dann1 • beariftl Tllunday that die propouJ will be cbanled,
11 not lunk atto1ether • Tlie departinent receiftd 15,000 lttt.ra obJectiq
totbeba. ~\ · Coqreumen allo were unhappy aoout the
.1ua1ntt01a. Fourteen con1re11m1n afpeared Th~tocrttlciaetbeplan, I ,
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1
I GOP Ponden
.·
WASHINGTON (AP> A lon1 llae of Republicans is
,emlnmaUy available 1f RonaJd Rea1aa wtu the pnaldent.lu
noml.DaUcm and bel1Dt caaUnc about for • '1IDlllll1 mat.. ''ot coune I woul(I accept it," says Seo. Howard Baker, tbl
•.JWDe.IAAbe..vlc• p~Ua! .,...nce-aw.--------.
uYIS, 1,WOVLD,'' &EP. PHILIP Crane Hid Tbunday, aa be
urged .apporten to work for Reagan.
"I would be flattered at being asked," SQS Rep. Jack Kemp.
Be qulck.J.y eddl be doeln't t.binJr be will be.
At least a halt doaM other Republican MDltors and governors
who loom u posslbiUUes would feel equally honored.
SpeculaUoo about Reacan'a choke for the other half of the
ticket is growing as the suspense about the presidential nomlnatiott rades with each pnmary he wins.
AT nos STAGE OF 11lE CONTEST, of course, nobody has been aaked
In 1"16, Reagan deaipated hia nmniDC mate t.bree weeks
before the GOP natloaaJ convention. Tbe wbdom oft.bat liming, aa
much as t he controvenlal ctt0ice of Uberal Republican Sen
Richard Schweacker or Pennsylvania, divides political experts
s till _ ~ _ ~ ,--
Sen. Paul Laxalt of Nevada. Reagan s ca~pa1gn c a~nnan .
says th.is time around Reacan will be more traditional. keepmg the
guessing game a live until he bas been nominated by lhe convenlion. .
Baker the Tennessean who gave up has quest for the
presidency aner coming in fourth in the March 4 Massachusetts
and Vermont prima ries. is considered equally acceptable to
Republican conservatives and liberals. JUBt Thursday, House
Republican Leader John Rhodes said Reagan should consider
Baker as a running mate.
BECAUSE HE IS F&OM NEW YOU. a major nortbuat
indust rial state, Kemp la eomidered • good counterpoint to
Reagan who ls strongest in the Sun Belt and the Far West.
He shares with the conservative Crane of 11Unoia the
reputation or bein" philosophically compatible with Reagan.
Reagan has often, succtnct.ly. staled bis reqwrement.s. His run·
ningmatemustbeyounger .t.be89-year-o&dRea.pn .. ya,andbemUll
be ··someone who would subscribe to the aame thi.Do. •• carT>'lna out
his programsifaomethiocabou.ld happen.
The name. or Sens. Richard Lupr of Indiana. Jobn Danforth or
Missouri and John Ch.af ee of Rhode bland come up often.
SO DO THOSE OF WIU.IAM Simon, Donald Rumsreld and
William Ruckelshaus -all Nixon admlniatration officials -and
Republican National Com~ Cha!n:ilan Wllliam Brock.
Former Treasury Secretary Slmoo, chairman ot Rea1an's
executive advisory board. satd he bu not been uked nor does he
expect to be and "1f J were interested ln politics I would bave run
for ~ovemor or ele-ct1ve offi ce here in New Jersey." ··or course, I would be interested, who wouldn't _be
interested." is what Cbaree says when he is asked the \'ICC' presidentia l q uest.Jon .
"I'm sure he would con:.1der 1t. he feel!> strongl y about pubh<
service, ''says J anet Hrown. press aadeto Danforth
And Lui:ar gives the tradltaonal re~ponse : He'll s upport tht·
party's nominee.
GOV. WILLIAM G. MILUKEN Of' M1ch1gan says he cant ~et
a ny circumstance under whtch hl' wouJd be asked And tx>s1des, he
:.ays he '" not interested.
Iowa's Gov. Robert D. Ray, ~ho·.., been a featured :.pt'aker at
GO P events ever since he chairt'd the party·~ platfonn comm1ttc·<·
m 1976, gets continual whl&pers about how good be wo'11d be as the
vice presidential nominee.
If some day the whbperer werr Reagan. the governor -lak!-
the others -would listen.
FrwmPflfleAJ
DISTRESS. •
taking on water rapidly and
everyone aboard w as
abandooing ship, Daniela laid.
Ted Stumping
In New York
NEW YORK <AP> -Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy remains
outwardly confident about his
c hances for w inning the
Democratic presidential
nomination. but a ll the slgns
appear to be pointing toward yet
another big loss for him in next
week 's c ritical Ne w York
primary.
"As far as we know, there
wasn't a lifeboat aboard the
boat " Daniela said. "All they
bad ~ere Ufejacket.s."
Tbe cutters Point Camden and
Point Carrew were comblnl the
bay off Point Dume for the
Titanic's passengers.
Searchers didn't know
whether tbe cruiser bad been in
an accident. but there were no
reports of laJurles in the radk> call.
Daniell said officials did not
comlder the call a hou limply
became it came from a boat
named 'ntanic, alter the Britlab
lu.xury liner that sank on April
15. 1912 with the loss of 1,4.93 Uves.
.. As rar as l'm concerned, only
the fiBt half bas been played
and we're ioiQ to win it in the
second balC." Kennedy said
Thursday night al a campaign
rally in White Plains. N.Y.
The Massachusetts senator
caml_!a.J.o>ed today in New York
City s lfarlem area before going
to Syracuse. N.Y., and New
Haven. Conn .. for s upport in next Tuesday's primaries ln the
two states.
SHOT •••
teMimoQI. • re11owla1 bit ee1,1t •P"•ratacH oa .lliat cue, . •utrMoata ... ~ fUilly ell--........... to ....,_ uct were mov9d to C.t.t ...... mact. ......... nted.aoelier
reloeatei federal wllDM•.
Rayuiond Antoaeoli, wh•e
name wu cban1ed to ~·
The couple and JOWll lla.rll\e
Httlecl In Huntlqton Buda.. "•
T he three men btcaa.,c &1aoda1ed wtU._.\mt..oUatr.._ __ -
Coast cnme · lf1un1 ..._, ~ .
moved to tbl Oran1e ~:
Jerry Peter SornnUno, wllliile
name became nori and Prak
Rout. who WH want.eel fbr
extortion in Rhode Island 111
Fraruc "Midnight" Deleo.
Marone Sr. and Rossi weren't
prosecuted in the Bovan slayi!fg,
but Fiori is currenUy se~ a
nine-year prison term as tbe
trigger man who •bot Bovan
eapt times. Resco, like young
Marone, Is serving a five-year sentence.
The trio was convicted of
gunning doWf!. Bovan out.side a
Newport Beach restaurant in
r etaliation fo r his having
kidnapped one of four wealthy
buainessmen who employed the
rive relocated eaatemers.
Those bus anessmen, a ls o
convacted of conspiracy in the
Bova n case. additionally have
been sub6equenUy convicted in
mulli-milllon dolla r narcotics
dealing and smuggling cases.
Dunng the trial related to the
Bovan murder, Marone's stato8
as a federally protected witness
receiving income from the
U.S . Jus tice Department -
e merged. r eaulUn1 In a
Con1re11lonal probe of tbe
wltneu reloeat.lon program and
a one·year ban on the placemeftt
of such wllllesaes in Southern
California.
During the lengthy pre-triaJ
process In l978, Marone Sr.
disappeared from the Orange
Cout, onl)' to re-appear a '"' week.a later with a bullet wound
m his leg. He refused to d.iacusa
the c irc ums tances of b is
s hooting. only t o note it
happcnL'<.l whlll· hl' was an New
Yori.
,\ ut hortttt•:-. !.a ad they aro
unccrtam when Marone changed
bu, name back to Ma nfredonia
and moved lo Long Is la nd.
a lthough -iources close to the
in vest1gat1on indicated it
appears be and his family are no
lonl{er under federal protection.
,..,.... PffffeAI
FIRE ...
d1rl'Ct('(f f1rl'f1ght ers to an office
10 lhe bwldmg where the rmn·~
records were s tored. Hosmer
'aid m~t or lht• records Wert'
rt' CO V(' red
T he bwlding, located in an
industrial tract near the corner
of Bolsa Avenue and Bolsa Chica
Street is not attached to other
buildings and the fire posed no
threa t t o n eig hboring
businesses. Hos mer said.
Ca u se of the blaze.-
investagators said, is still under:
anv esligat.Jon. Hosmu said the
warehQusc wasn't equipped with
an automatic sprinkler aystemi
which could have helped douse
the fare:
Plane 'Smoked~
BOSTON <AP) -A TWA
L·l Oll with 118 passengers and
11 c rew members aboard made
an emergency land.lng at Lotan
Airport 25 minutes after takeoff
when the piJot reported s mote in
the plane. There were no
reported iajurlea.
We••• stoek tile l••••••s eelleetlo• •y·
Hollywood Clothes
~) ~ ~; Men's Suits ., . -'
for only
·One Dollar!*
~ you buy one autt at the
regul.,. prtce, you ~'1 buy another
d equal or .... , value for onty one doll•.
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VOL. 73, NO. 81, 4 SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
'
FRIDAY, MARCH 21 , 1980
Y••~Bemete•• 1
Dally New•paper
N Fl FTEEN CENTS .
p_reed Doetor Votes fight for Laetrile
tOS ANG~~ -
Newport Beach doctor wbo wu
releued four moat.bl e~rty from
a.Jail leetenee be reeelv.d for
recom'l""Ml'ftl laetrile to canttr
paUeata aald today he'U work to
chan1e lawa acalnat the
controversial drua.
· 'Tbe law dfacrl mlnates
a&alnst cancer patlenLI." Dr.
James R. Privitera. 31, told a
news conference. "It can be
Jeeally \.-eel for fallen arches.
arthritis, high blood pressure.
anything but cancer."
Privitera was released from
OD JIGnday aft.tt. n6ii U°
days ol a llx·monlb aeotence
ortctnaUy tml)Oled lo lt75
Hla early releue wu ordered
by San Dleao Superior Court
.Tuel•• David GIU OD ll'OU.Dda of b1rds btp Privitera, wboati
6-year-dd dau1hter waa killed In
a traffic accident last 1ummer
near the family Spyclus Hill
home. bad said the retired
doctor temporarily handling his
practice in Covrna would oo
iongerwork.
Privitera was convicted or
conspiracy to mstribute laetrile
lnlt75. ----Adman atrationbaa approv.ed -Brown Jr. for a pardon. Brown-cancerpaUe.OtSreadand sign a
"I told my patient.a where they tests on human patient.a . denied that but was quoted last document s h owing they
could ao to aet it," be said Privitera 1WI faces u months February as saying he wouJd understand its possible effects
today. of probation and said he does oot sign into law a bill before the and the effects of standard
"There waa a guy in San intend to tell any patients wbef'e Legislature that would remove can ce r treatment s uch as
Ole10 wbo imported IL legally to get laetrile unUI be will be the ban on laetrile for cancer che motherapy and radiation.
from Germany. 1 wanted them back at work Monday patients -and then recons1det a Privitera alleged some of bis
lo be able to gel it from He bad appealed his case to pardon for Privitera pat1eot.s have probably died of
Germany, oot Mexico." the state Supreme Court, which Privitera said an his spare cancer since his conviction in
Laetrile, a chemical extracted ruled 5-2 against tum last year time he will be working for San Diego Superior Court.
primarily from apricot pits, is The U.S. Supreme Court refused passage of SB1480. jntroduced He said none of his patients
described by its supporters as a lo hear the case. by state Sens. Bill Campbell, who received laetrile returned
potent anti-cancer drug. The Privite ra's frie nds and R·Cov10a. and James Mills, with complaints of cyanide
medical establishment generally patients. who once s ued the D-San Diego. poasonan g, which oppone nts
dismisses it as useless. although judge who sentenced the doctor. The bill would allow the frequently cite as a possible
the U .S . Food a nd Drug had asked Gov. Edmund G. prescription of laetrile arter s1de·efrectofthe drug ·
Fallen Pole Disrupts Newport
Funding
Charges
To Stand
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL 01 IMO.Uy Pl'-' Staff
The slat e Fourth District
Court of Appea l in Sa n
Bernardino refused Thursday to
throw out campaign fund latm·
dering charges against Orange
County Supervisor Philip An·
thony and forme r Supervisor
Ralph Diedrich.
The ruling or the three·
member panel may clear the
way for the start of a pre-
liminary bearing into the allega-
tions that Anthony and Diedrich
coaapired to conceal the true
SOOK"e ol more than $88,000 used
in 1976 political campaigns, in-
cluding Anthony's.
Anthony's attorner. Tbomu
Crosby. said the court's ruling
will be appealed to the state
Supreme Court which would
have the option or delaying the
s t a rt or proceedin~s befor e
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Claude M . Owens.
Crosby sajd he was "disap·
pointed" by the appeals court
decision.
o.ty-,........, •c-•--
Coast
Bridge
Oosed
By J E RRY CLAUSEN
OI -0..ly Poltlf St..-A power pole toppled over
Pac1f1c Coast Highway LOC:iy ,
strewing c harge d ele ctrll·al
wires over l>Ome 20 cars on the
bradge spanning Upper Newport
Bay. sendin g at least two
persons to Hoag Me mo rial
Hospital. wttnesses said.
The Incident dis rupted
electn cal service to more than
4 .000 area homes and businesses
and closed the bridge creating a
m1le·lon.g traffic Jam east and
west of the bndge on the busy
arte nal highway
Wi res peeled the top from an
eastbound Newport Beach
Pohct-Department tow truck on
the bridge, &nJuring drive r
Merrill J . Bristow of 4205 Dana
Road. Newport Beach.
Bri1tow reportedly suffettd
m l!IV'r neck injuries and was
rusrted to the hospital along with
the woman dra\'er of another
veh icle who reportedly •~ pregnant
He had argued that the defen-
dant 's rights were jeoparmzed
because of the alleged failure by
prosecutors from the state Al
torney General's Office to pre-
s ent evide nce to the county
Grand Jury that would point to
Anthony a nd Diedrich's in-
nocence.
EDISON COMPANY WORKERS REPAIR DAMAGE TO POWER POLE WHICH TOPP\.EO OVER ON COAST HIGHWAY TODAY
View Is Lootdng Westward With Balboa Bay Club In the Background; Two Hoapttallzed in Accident
Ne wpo rt Beach police.
worklng w clear the traffic Jam
and damaged vehicles from the
bridge, predicted that the
highway would be closed at the
bridge area for up to eight
hours
Owens had ruled during a
lengthy round of pre-trial arg1,1-
m en ts that the issu e was
somewhat moot because such
evidence could be presented at a
preliminary hearing to d e·
termi.De if sufficient evidence
exists to bold Anthony and
Diedrich for trial.
Ex-Mesa Crime F igure Shot
Officers Used
Cattle Prods?
DETROIT (AP) -Police
Chief William L . Hart bas
d.ismiased five officers following
an investigation into charges
that electTic cattle prod.a were
used on pri.sooen.
Hart fired the two police
officers and three police
supervisors during hearings
Thursday.
Attorneys for the five said
they would appeal the chief's
actiom.
••Tbe charges were the result
of a burried investigation that
didn't delve into all the
information available," said
St.eve Sinkoff, a Detroit Police
Offtc:en A.uociation lawyer.
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
QI 1119 o.i!IY "*"Staff Police in New York are
looking for the man or men who
earlier this week gwmed down
one-time Orange Coast crime
figure Anthony "Big Tony"
M arooe outside bis Long lsland
home.
Marone, wbo6e real name is
Manfredonia, was wounded in
the cheek, back, shoulder and
leg by .~caliber bullets fired at
him aa be got out of his car
Monday night at his Lake Grove.
Long Ialand, home.
His son, Anthony Jr., also
known as "Little Tony" is
presently serving a five-year
prison term in California for
second degree murder ln the
1977 slaying in Newport Beach of
Stephen John Bovan.
Police in Suffolk County said
no ooe bas been arrested in the
Marone abooting. He is listed in
fair condition at Smithtown
General Hmpital.
M arone-Manfredonla was
once protected under the federal
witness relocation program
because be testified against New
York organized crime figure A.
Vincent Papa. Papa was
Plaa Awash
Propo•ed Boat Ban Lifted
WASHING1'pN <AP>-1be Energy Department
has retreated 1n the face of powerboat owners angry
about a aUiJ:tion that, as a gas-saving measure,
they not be wed to use tbeir craft on weekend.I.
Eber11 Department officials said durl.n1 a biarial 'lbunctay that the propoul will be cban1ed,
If not sunk altoletber. . n. clepartinent received 15,000 letten obJectina totbe~
Coaaeumen alao were unhappy about the
.1a11n'flon . Fourteen con1reumen appeared
'lbunday to crltlclze the plan.
convicted of conspiracy in a
massive heroin smuggling c~e
on which the movie ''The French
Connection" was based.
Papa was an associate of
Carmine Galante who took over
the Carlo Gambino family in
New York when Gambino died
in 1976.
Suffolk County ho micide
detectives declined to spttulate
whether the Mo nd ay night
shooting was related to that
testimony.
Following hi s cou r t
appearan ces on that case.
, Manfredonia and his family
changed their names to Marone
and ~ere JJlOVed to Costa Mesa.
Hi5'ta1lghter marned another
r e located fe de r a l witness .
Raymond Antoneoli. whose
name was changed to Resco.
The couple and young Marone
settled an Hunltngton Reach
T h e t h re e m e n be c d m l'
asS0<.'1ated With two other East
Coast cnme fig ures who had
moved to the Orange Coast
Jerry Peter Son-entmo. whose
name ~ame Flon and f'rank
Ross i. who was wanted for
extortion an Rhode Island a:.
FraoJc "Midnjght" Deleo
Marone Sr and Rossa weren't
CSet> SHOT. Page AZ>
Funds Sought for Bay
Sime Wants $2.3 Million/or Dredging Project
Officials from the Slate
Departmeot of Fish and Game
say they will ~ to Mel $2.3 million in federal disaster
money to dredge the Upper
Newport Bay aod they wlll
earmark another $100,000 for a
deaUting baslo. .
Jim Leiby, chief of operations
for Fiab and Game in aDDOWle-
lnC the new efforts, reiterated
tbe agency's lioq·bekl position
that DO IDODe)' will be Spent 00
maintenance dredtint of the
741-acre Upper Bay Eeo&ocical
Reserve Wlt11 tbe now ol lllt tnto
the bay la controlled.
However, Leiby aald tbe dil·
aster a.Id would be souot to re-
pal r dama1u cauaed by the
series ol ltorms that be•an Jan. 8.
Department spokesmo Ralph
Youn1 aald todaf _ roueb
esUmatel aet the clredCiDC coet to remove ltiorm.-borne sUt at ta.a mllHcm, Ke Aid tbere'a u
fttilD8ted •=-~ ,..,. ol alt tUt ... to tbe bay
bytM ..... . vowz.:,:•• u.at tbe "'°' .... ~ .. ,...,
repair,.... ............. Mt
to l'9IDOft lbe ........ tblt'I
bullt up tn the bay since tt wu
lut dndced tn 1188.
That kind of ctredllDI will
• /,
have to await implemeatatioo of
controls on upstream siltation.
Leiby said.
However, be said h is agency is
more than willing to spend
money originally int.ended for
visitor facl.Iities in the Reserve
for comruuction of a s iltation
basin to help bait the flow of sill
into the bay.
He said Fish and Game as bas
been meeting with Irvine Com·
pany officials to negotiate loca-
tion for such a basin which he
said would have to be mostly
out.aide the bay.
Hos tages to Get
New Year T reats
BJfte~Prels
The 50 American boetaaes In
the U .s. Embassy ln Tehran will
get Iranian new year treats but
not their freedom until Shah
Mohammad Reaa Rablavi ts
returned. tbelr mllltant Captors
said toda.y. Meaa~_blle 1 .Ayatollah Ruboltatt a.nomem.a can.cl for a
crackdown on foH of bl1
restme, a11d President
Abol"-t Bui.a.ctr waned,
"l will baft no merey. I W'lll put
all tbe plottera down.•· He ~ • rallr ot buDcl.rd ol
• tbouaaads who hal Just beard
Khomeini's new year's message.
A spokesman for the embassy
capt.on, reached by telephone
from The Associated Press
office in Nleolia. Cyprus, said of
the h=es· "We will 1ive them es and cookies. It will
be • = eel"elDOQ)'. "T l 10U wW unchntlDd
what we will do. We wUl pve
prilee to a couple of them." He
did DOt delcribl the pn.s.
gbomeini '• me11a'ae wat read by bis son Afimad to
lesiou of Iranian• jammint
Tehran's f8!ftelery to vlslt the ara•• ol ~atives .
Ken Nelson of Balboa Island
said he was driving south on
Dover Drive JUSl west of the
bradge waiting to turn east on
PacifiC' Coast Highway when the
power pole s lowly began to tip
toward the bndge
lie said two men working on
e lectncal lines from a bucket on
a crane were powerless to stop
the pole as it fell, entangling
t raff1c in a web of c harged
wires
Drivers "remamed calm:· be
said, and were cooperative Ul
attempting to uns narl t he
resultmgtra!fic jam.
A Southern California Edison
Co. spe>Kesrnan said details of the
incident were unavailable this
arte rnoon but that crews bad been
working oo electrical,J>Oles to the
north of the bridge tO make way
for CalTrans construction of a
new span.
fi e said the incident cut two
<See POWEil, Page A2)
Coast
Weather
Considerable cloudiness
to night. decreasing
Saturday. Wind gusts up
to 2S mph at times. Cooler
with lows·tonigbt of 48 at .
the beaches to S6 inland.
Highs Saturday in low to
mid 60s.
IMllHTe•AY
II nJnce u Ql>ldn, Fmtch
mime MC11Cel Marceou hcl
OM Of todaJt'• ldg#wd priced
taWU•. Ht'I bringing U to
Oran~ Count11. Sn Page Cl.
lWLYPtLOT cti
I 1-Mau,.._.._ .......... Rlf Al ..... Jh'SJ Flit .
Workers Find Bodiea .
Qt 26 Torture Victims
G~LA CITY, Ou.a&.emala (AP) -Rac'-M! workera
have t.IM bod1-ot •people evklntJy t.ortu.red. k.lu.d
and burt9d In • remote caayon by PolJUul terroriala,
•uthoriU. ln Olli Central Amerit'&n n1Uon a.aJd today
A fir. department 1polre1maa In lbe rural town of
Chi 11&....,IO Atd aU U. Yk:tlJu wre toed Tbunday wtt.b
lhelr ....... tied bebled tWr--. ... tuld bee abot.
./
Wal '"1nl UJed .. a Suinu pJ.
lD tb• lib *:Z' Tbe -.. 4Ml'9d rectnUY by
U.. Suta Au llellon•I WU.r
Quality Cont.rot Board, uae llv·
Inf or1anl1m1 lo determine
whether the material l a
dancerous.
Green, a blolofY proruaor ol
Golden Weal College, Hid he
wUl ch&IJence the reaultl of the
teat beeauH thU flab -tbe
Tbree..spimd Stickleback -ls
I
10 hard.r that "rau d have to bk
It over tbe be.cl wttb a hammer to knodl It out."
The order for the teata, being condu.~ by the IHpartment of
f•lah and Game In Sacramento,
came ln the wake of cbarses
that AminoU USA ls dHtroYlnl
the l.ZOO·acre marshland by
dumplni toxic material on it.
AmlnoU ta a Texu·blNd oU
company.
Green contend• the
Stlc..kJeback ii not a native
specaea or the mar1hJande aad can •W'Vtve test. tbat would euUy kUl C>tMr o...ctntama.
"Th.11 1' sort of Uk• ~ • ·Pinto by utlnt a Lincoln· Coollneat~l." offered Green.. Be
1us1ealed the Shiner Percb or
eveo the CaWomla .Jacklmlfe
cram would have made a bl.Uer
guinea pl •.
But Jim Anderson, director ot
the w•ter board, aatd tbe
Stltklebeck ii normally uMcs for sueb experiment.&. Tiie bodies _..,. atripped fl kttnttnc•Uon ind &.here wu no
mdh:-nUon whether the kUHnp ~ tarried ou1 by Jdtltt or __ ......,,..lbtistttn0t twts, 1btr rpokmmmnattt--------
1\le -.C ......... "•INC' NB-S-ro-ker
Indicted in
lDan Fraud
Ex-studenu
PWnReunion
-•1Jtrd9 Lfil•g Tlitte,-___ , __ _.,... __
WA.SJUNOTON <AP> ~retaty or SUt Cyrua R Vance
refuHd lOday lo mah naJlable to Houae memben dewla of
his cooveraaUooa wltb ~t Carter on t.be U.S. vote ol •
United Natlolu raoluUon ~mnin1 Israel actUem~u on oc
t'Upied Arab terrttory.
Facina a barnce of akeotlcaJ queat.ionl from the Houae
F'Qreicn Atraln CommitlH, Vance malnt.aioed repe.t.edJy t.bat
U.S. policy toward Israel remaina uncbanaed even though thl'
UnJted States bebevea the M:Wemeota an Hlec•l and "an obsta
cle to peace " '
Former students of
Newport Eleme ntary
teacher Nancy Millen att
be1og sought for a reunioo
planned at tbe school
Sunday.
Witn~ss Tells
Of Discovery
By DAVID KVTZMANN fense attorney John Barnett.
/
j .
,·
Vance conUnued lO sbouJder personal responsibility for the
"failure ol communication" that led U.S. Ambuaador Donald
McHenry to vote for Securit)' Council Re'°lution 465.
A federal grand Jury in Los
Angeles has indicted a former
Newport Beach loan broker on charges of mall fraud and wire
frau~ !or allegedJy promising Lo
prov1de more than S26 million in
bogus loans !or an advance fee.
Fi@il' ••••·~~~d _ -·---··-'!h1-hll.S.=i\tLorntt'~ Office said ursday that Oscar Care. LONDON <AP> The nine nations of the European 56, of Costa Mesa, was indicted Common Market have stepped up secret diplomatic on U counts of fraud after the
Miss Millen has taught
fifth grade at the school
for the past 18 years and
will be -getting married
later Uus year
.Ille. earty. ~ccoaling to orgaruui~l:'arr. is a·
com bl.llaUon reunion and
pre.wedding celebration.
°' .. Mty ,., ... '""' A young firefighte r h a~
tt'sltfied she discovered wh&l
was-= ali'Pm11tt,-th~ moutatt d
body of Robm Sam~ of Hunt-
mgtoo Beach last June after see·
1ne a man re~mbUng Rodney
Alcala near lhe same area days
earlier.
Barnett told reporters outside
Judge Philip Schwab's
courtroom Uutt LaJte.-A:ttowboa~ --Hrefiihter Da na Crappa, 21 .
"was a very disturbed young
. consuJtaUona to develop a joint 1>1Jln for helping free the FBI ended a 14·month invesUga.
Af!lerican hostages in Tehran, European government officials tion against him.
s aid today. . . Assistant U.S. Attorney Fred They would give no details of the steps being contemplated. Jacobsen said Care also known B~t ~rench ofricia.ls i~ Pan~ said .repo~ that a possible as RObert Care, aliegedJy took
s t1fft;nrng or break in diplomatic relations w1th Iran was being thousands or dollars from vie·
considered "approximate the truth." tims aeeking business loam up
The reports say the Tehran ambassadors of the We11tem to $1.S million. A fee would be
Eu_ropean nationa have suggested severing relations as an charged, but no Joan provided.
ultimate step for ~ressuring the ,tra:niarus Into releasing the 50 the grand jury charged.
"We'd like to get as
many or her former
students as possible."
Mrs. Carr said
The event will be held Crom 3 p.m. to S p.m. 1n
the school cal~ria.
The dram a tic t estimon y
Thursday an Al cala'i. murder
and k.ldnap tnal an Orange Coun·
ty Superior Court brought a
heated tesPome later from de-
U .S. Embassy capbves. An indictm ent ia a for mal
charge made by a &rand Jury. ll Jaltlatlve F ... 8 is an accuaatioo only and doesn't
establl.ab gullt.
LONDON CAP) The dollar advanced today agalnat major
world currencies, reversing a two-day decline.
Gold prices rose after official South African confirmauon
that it cut bullion sales. South Africa supplie11 more than ball the
world'll gold.
Gold closed in London at S528, and traded in New York ·at
$563. up $27.
Silver traded in New York .at $22.50. up 15 cen~.
The lodktment says Care
would "falaely represent to tbe
prospective borrower" that he ...
had aources of financtn1 for
large loans. He described these
sources as the Teamster's
Union, Prudential lnauraoce
Company or Paul Harris in
Grand Cayman Island in the
Newpol-t CharR.ber
Wants Money Back
' .
Bah a mu
Marone Son-in-lalV "Care would faluJy represent
that these funding sources had
made loans to other clieota of
his," the iod1ctment said.
Target in Prison?
However. it is allegeCi, none of
these funding sources had ever
made a loan to one or Care's
clients
The Costa Mesa man would
ask for an "advance fee" from
the prospective borrower. a fee
fte said wouJd be credited lO bis
co.mmisslon If the Joao was
made or refunded 11 lhe loan wu
not made.
Following the New York shoot
1ng of Anthony "Big Tony"
\ftirone, Orange County al·
torncy Thomas Crosby said to·
duy he is fearful his client
Raymond Steven Res co ,
Marone's son·in·law, 1s also the
target of killers.
Crosby defended Resco durtng
his Orange County Superior
Court trial in the ,sJaying of
Stephen John Rovan of Fountar
\'alley
Resco. who was a Huntington
Bt•aC'h resident at the time,
<i long w1lh Ma rone's :,,on. An-
1 hony Jr -"Little Tony"
were convicted in the 1977 Bovan
m urder that occurred in
Newport Beach.
Both Resco and "LltUe Tony"
:ire s erving five-year prison
terms m Soledad State Pri.soo.
Angrily declaring that the
federal Justice Department has
treated his client "shabbily.''
Crosby also said be believes .
Resco is in grave danger as long
as he is in a slate prison.
··1 know there's a contract of
<1t least $100,000 out on bim," the
Newport Beach attorney said.
··And the feds well know il and
they're turning their backs on
him."
Resco. whose real name is
Raymond Antoneoli, was taken
into the {ederal witness protec-
tion program under what Crosby
C'alled outrageou s
circumatances.
declining to identify those as-
~ociates.
Resco refused, even when the
agents said they'd throw a
federal pri.soo term at blm even
longer than the stale term he was serving.
''The next day, the fedJ held a
press conference and ~ed
he'd agreed to tesUty for them,"
Crosby sald.
Having beeo publicaUy iden-
tified as an informant, Resco·s
life was endangered without
federal protection, so he had no
recourse but to testify irr ex-
change for a place in the witness
protection program, the attorney
claimed.
W h en no ioan funds
m aterlallzed, the indict ment
said, "Care would then falsely
promlle that the money would
be forthcoming in a few weeks.''
The jury charged that Care
never refunded any of the ad-
vance fees paid by' prospeetive
borrowers.
Named as victims lo the in·
diclmenl are eight bwsines&es,
most of wttlch are located out-
side California. One was Iden·
t1fied <AS Up Bar Farms of
Laguna Beach. wbose~resldent,
Gresory Uptoo, sou t a $1.S
million loan through are.
Once re&ocat.ed to the Orange
Coast with his in·laws, Resco re-
ceived a sllpend from the gov-
ernment for having aided in the
ca se against his former ai>·
social.es.
Upton paJd an advance fee of
$7 ,000, which was never re·
funded when oo loan came
It apparently wasn't e nough to through, the indictment said.
keep tum out of trouble. In all, the elgbt victims paJd
lie and his brother·in-law
were the subject or a brier
Newport Beach police Jnvestlga-
Uon in 1976. However, the case.
related to a kidnapping and
narcotics deallng, was never
pursued because the victim re-
f used to cooperate with police.
* * *
f',....pllfle A J
SHOT ...
more than $30,000 in f~ for
bogus loans, the Grand Jury
s aid. The largest loan sought
was S15 million by R.J . Allen In·
ves tments Ltd. or Vancouver.
Hritish Columbia. The preslden1
of that firm paJd Care an ad·
vancefeeof$3,000.
Tax Seminar
set in Mesa
Richard Spoooer, president of
the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce, said to-
day he wants the City of
Newport Beach to pay back
$3,894 chamber members spent
getting signatures for an in
iUallve measure.
In a claim filed with C'1ty of
ricial.a. Spooner srud the money
wasapentbttauseoferrooeous
Trio Charged
In 'Perpetual
Jlotwn'Case
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A
Pomona fire captain, a former
highway patrolman and an
inventor must appear m court
Monday on charges of billring
investors out of nearly a nullioo
dollars, authoriUes said.
The Los AnReles County
distnct aUOrney's office accused
the trio Thursday or selling
s tock for a perpetual motion
machine.
Many Cal1forn1a Highway
Patrol employea were among
tbe Investors . said Deputy
DlstJict Attorney Gerald Cohen.
Most investors were San Gabriel
Valley residents. he added.
The criminal case cooteod5
the three made false statements
to a ttract investment.a in a
J ,600·pound device called the
"Aegerter motor." Cohen said.
Charges of grand theft,
conspiracy and securities law
violations have been filed
again.al John James Portz and
J acksoo Chandler. both 36. and
Karl Martin Aegerter, 48.
advice from the city attorney
The inJUat.Jve, wb.Jch qualified
for the April 8 ballot as measure
0 , would change municipal el~·
lions from April o f even
numbered years Lo November of
even.numbered yeari; to coin
c1de with general elecuon.,
Spoontt explained that wht'n
C'ba mber memb<.-rs launchl'<.l
their petJlJoo drl\e thl'y weN-
told they needed s ignature ..
from 20 percent of the city''>
38.000r-egistered voters
However, after the pellt.Jons
bearing slightly more than 7.000
stfnatures were handed Lo Caty
C erk Doris George an
December. t.be ch.am~r was m
formed that 1t needed l5 per«nt
of «.000 registered voters or
about 6,600 signature~. Thc-
chamber was given add.JtJonal
tame to gather more signature.:.
Spooner said that becaUM' or
Christmas hohda> s the volun tee rs who'd gotten th~ 7 .000 signatures c ouldn 't be r1·
o r ganued t o ~et m orf'
signatures "We felt "'c needed
more to rover us in case iw>mt•
we'd already italhered V.PT'l' d1!>
qualLfied," he explamed.
So coUeitc studenLs were paid
Sl a Slgrullure Lo gel the add1
uoo a I 3.894
Spooner said subsequent le~al
reaearch showed that tht'y
needed only ts perc~~nt or tht·
people who voted in the la!>t
gubernatoriaJ eltttion, or a tot.al
of 4,204, mean.uig the additional
signatures needn't have been
gathe~.
Spoooer said that tr coun·
c1lmen deny t he clatm, he
doesn't at present plan to. taJte
the city to court on the issue
s ince C'OW1 costs would exceed
the $3.894 the chamber wants
back.
lady'' wbose testimony was "a
cheap theatrical trick . . . "
Alcala is char~ed with abduct·
1ng Mass Sam"oe· 12. last June
from Huntington Reach and tak-
ing her to a remot.c canyon area
in Sierra Madre, whe re her re-
mains were• found.
L'nder questionJng by Deputy
Dis trict Attorney Richard
Farnell . Miss Crappa said
Alcala. 36. re5embled the man
.,he saw June 20 "forcefully
... teenng" a blonde-haired child
1ow<Ard brush area as she drove
by on he r way to the ranger sta-
t ion at Chantry Flats.
·Tm not 100 percent positive.''
!'t11i.s Crap pa said. "But an i.n-
d1 v1dual that looked like the one r ~aw lS here ...
"Where is he?" Farnell asked.
"He's s itting next to Mr.
Barnt-tl," she answered.
M •~s Crappa bad testified
1•arher lb.at she didn't stop lo in·
v~sttgat.t-what was happening
•·ven though s he suspected
... ometJung wus amiss
A :-.ea ... onul fird1ghter with lhe
I S Fon .... 1 !wrv1ce at the lime.
\1 •'Is Cr••PPd publiC'ly revealed
tor the f1rs1 t1mt• Thursday that
upon rt-tu rn1n~ lo the s;ime
).'f'nnal a rea <in the night of
.J une 25. she found a body.
At a pre limmary bearing for
Alcala tn September, she dJd not
111vuli;?e tlus information.
The f1ref1ghte r , whose tes-
timony was characterized by
long. awkward pauses, had to be
coaxed Into tellinr.t the court
"'hut :.hf•'>aw that night
Girl Scouts
Raise Funds
M em~rs or a Newport Beach
Girl Scout Troop who plan to
\ 1s1t the International Scout
Ch a let in S witzerland this
-.u m mer are offer ing some < .ishion buy~ 10 a sample
dothi n~ s ale to be held
Saturday
The :.ale, which will be held
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Harbor View Homes Phase II
clubhouse, 1900 Port Carlow
Place. wtU LDclude men's and
women's clothes, accessories
and Jewelry.
The girls, all students at
Lincoln Middle School, are
s t aging the s a le as one of
St'VE'ral projects to raise the
$5,000 lhey need to make the trip
to Switzerland.
Tbe attorney said Resco-
Ant.oneoli had served about half
of a lengthy prison term in Sing
Sing prison ln New York for a
ronviction as a heroin courier.
prosecuted in the Bovan slaying
but Fiori ts curreoUy servlnJC ~
nine-year prison term as the
trigger man who shot Bovan
eight Umes. Resco, like young
Marone. is serving a five.year
Taxes and employee benefits
will be the topic of a seminar
Tuesday 1pomored by the Costa
Mesa Clamber of Commerce.
We now s toek t•e la•aloas eollee t i on b y
"The feds came to him and
said lbey wanted to use him as a
w1lness against hiA for-..er as-
sociates for a federal indict.-
men t." Crol'lhy explained.
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i;entence. ·
The trio were convicted of
gunning down Bovan outside a
Newport Beach restaurant In
retaliation for bla having
kidnapped one of four wealthy
buaineumen who employed the
five reloc•t.ed euternen.
Those businessmen . also
convicted or coo.aplracy in the
Bovan case, addlUonally have
been subsequently convicted ln
muJU-mllUon dollar narcotics
dealing and smu.ullnr c•aes.
During the trial related to the
Bovan murder, Marooe's statue
as a federally protected witness
-receiving income from the
U.S . Justice Department -
emerced. reau htoc ln a Co~1re11tonal probe of the
wt eea relocatJoa proaram and a o e-yur ban on tbe placement
of such wttneAa in Soctu..rn
CaUfomia.
Dunne the lenstbY pre-ll'lal
process ln 1971, Marone Sr.
dlHppeared from tbe Oranae
Cout, only to re-appear a few
weekl lat.r wttb a bullet wouad
lo blt l ... Be retUMd to ~
tbt ctrcum1tan ce1 of bl• ~r · oaly to no te tt. while bl ... In Hew Yo .
The topics will lncJude tax
considerations in buying and
aellin& a business, qualified
retirement plan1, tr ends in
medicaJ programs. tax shelters,
railing cap ital and estate
plannJng.
The program is scheduled
from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at
lbe Jloijday Inn, 3131 Bristol St .•
Costa Meaa. Coat is $10 for
c hamber mem bers, SIS for
nonmembers. Rnervatlons can
be made by calling 979-0536.
f',....P.,.eAJ
POWER •••
e lectrtcal clreulta aervlol t.be ·. western part of Newport Be.ch
and aouth Colta Met• at 11: 02
a .m., dl.sruptl.ne aervic. to tome
4,&C)O 4miom.ra. "' ... ,boa Affeded wen all au
laland, Balboa P...Wula and
the PadJlc Cout Hl&bway 9:J between Newport BoWeYard
Jam bone Ro8d..
Alao dlarupted were are11
t.>etwffn Coast Hl1hwa1 and
22nd Str .. t In tbt NewPort
Beach-CcJlta ..... atH ftlt ol
Ute Upper Bay.
TM u.oD •idt .. mu .-Jd
aenlet ftl IWiond wttldn 11
mlnuMI to the DOltherD .,..,
aDC1 wttMD • half ·boar to tboM
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Hollywood Clothes ...
~
l --·"' . \ --. ~I Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
"When you buy one suit at the
rwgular price. you can buy another
ot equal or lesser value for only
one dollar.
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!!M!r.~ik
P911tletd Fe_,
Miller Urges
O'Neill Quit . ' .. . . . . .
By FREDERICK SCBOEMEBL
Of .. o.tty ........... provided was the "fir st~
lnatallment" on a promise mad& •
. . •
Orange County Su~rvi1or
Edison Miller ca1led Tbunday
for Richard J . O'Neill to realp
u &ta~--&emocratic cbatrmill.
claiming that O'Neill ls plaYtng
~ po1itkal "shell game" to
increase his own political power.
two weeks a10 to expose ·
corruption of county politics by bro\~~ &l'o..u.p~ 'pawe.c.--.....-•
He said other inlonnation will
be forthcoming as the campaign continues.
Miller lashed out at O'Neill, a
wealthy San Juan Capistrano
rancher. at a morning news
conference arranged by tbe
committee backing Miller's
re-election in June.
lr\'ine resident Rich Shi((er. who works for the Home 011
Co m Anaheim. sprays a 43-acre field or strawberries
localed on the north side or Irvine Boulevard near the
intersection of Sand Canyon Avenue. Strawberr1es are
harvested on the Irvine Ranch from late February to early May
The controversial supervisor,
appomled to the board by Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr., claimed
that O'Neill bad "questionable"
business dealings with Arnold C.
Forde, or Irvine. who Miller
called a "leading Republican
strategist."
By STEVE MARBLE
Of IM o.lly ...... Sa.ti
Env1ronmentalists are halting
u !>late coastal commission
decision to declare Bolsa Chica
se n s itive wetlands as a
landmark ruUnf and a major
step toward tota preservation or
the swampy acreage.
However. owners or the
marshlands claim the ruling
could cost Orange County
residents the Joss or a restored,
ocea nfront Bol s a C hica
ecological reserve
The mix<'d reaction came
after commissioners voted 9 t.o 2
Wednesday m Santa Barbara to
okay a staff recommendation
that the I .200-acre Bolsa Cruea
area be given maXJmum state
protection.
Commissioner Judy Rosener
of Newport Beach, the only
Orange County representative
on the board, voted with the
majority. Northern California
commissioners Robert Kallman
and Robert Selisman voted
against the wetland designation.
The decision ended plans for
waterfront homes and possibly a
boat marina in the marshlands,
which rest in county territory
adjacent to Huntington Beach.
However, the commission
staff said the d ecision still
leaves many questions on Bolsa
Chica unresolved.
A marina and a navigable
channel into the marshlands are
still possible, they said. if the
acreage is ultimately judged to
be degraded and in need or
major restoratlon.
But such a threat did IJtUe t.o
dampen the s pirits of local
conservationists
County Fire
Department
A Hot Story
News in Sunday's Daily Pilot
could strike very close to home,
especially man emergency.
HOT TOPIC -Staff Writer
Delores Brooks Irwin taJtes a
look at the formation or lbe new
Orange County Fire Department
(SUND A Y'S BEST)
lo find out which stations will
have a cut in staff and whose
homes will be affected by the
switches in protective services.
SMALL TIMER! -
Fluorncarbon Corp. nearly
doubled its annual sales to $62
million l ast year by doing
business like a small comoanv.
But then, that's the way the
giants keep eamin11 lively too ..
ln You/Your Money.
STAil TREK -HoUYw:ood's
Walk of Fame, a 1t.ar=lt9dded
sidewalk filled with the names ol
the film capital's finest. also
includes a rew nol·so-well
knowm. But the people who pick
are getting fussier.
CLASSICS' co•EBACK
Zea Burman , who bas
co-produced three Broadway
cluslca, aays lt la a abort.ace of
new musicals that bu t.rtiaered
the revival treocl.
Carter Queried
WASHINGTON <AP> -Ted
Stevena, tbe a11htaot
Re'-9bilcm ieader of the Smate,
1ald today t6e Ume bu come for.
Pruld.at Carter to 1,.U out
bow Ille la .... to rwpood IO t.be
problems In lraa aad
Al....,.Rtn. "I 1wear to Oocl I doe't bow .... carter' .....
or ftlll Id.a ol eca-• ii sotaa to tUe to -tM 'nit •• out of Ina" u u.w ~ elfofta f.U. tM A1Mka .... told~.
DMlyl"ll.c-M-.
BOLSA CHICA GETS PROTECTIVE CLOAK FROM STATE
But Some Think 'Wetlands' Decision la All Wet
.. Bolsa C hi ca is n ow functioning as a wetlands and
this dedsion indicates it will
continue to do so.·· said Peter
Green , president of the
500-member Amigos de Bolsa
Chica.
Huntington Beach Cit y
Colltl£ilman Robert M and1c said
the ruling would help protect the
area for future generations to
e njoy.
But Signal Landmark Vice
President Jeffrey Holm took a
different view on the ruling
which affects the property his
firm owns
"The commission,
Exrcoast Official
Dislikes Dismissal
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Los
Angeles City Councilman Arthur
K. Snyder said he would have
preferred to remain on the South
Coast Regional Coastal
Co~mission while the state
attorney generaJ's omce looks
into alleged rund-ra1 s 1ng
improprieties by hJm and three
other commissioners.
"I would have been willing to
take the beat," said Snyder. But
he said be doesn't dispute "that
the accusations would hurt my
ability to work on the coastal
commission."
Los Angeles Council President
John Ferraro named
Councilman Ernani Bernardi
Thursday to replace Snyder,
who bas served o n tbe
com mission as the city's
representative since 1977.
···--··~· French pbilosopher and wru..-.Jem-Paul Satre, ?4z
bu -.red a Part.a bolsi'w
for treatmeat ot ~
edema. an accumulaUcm ot
fluid in tbe lmap.
Bernardi wiU serve pending the
outcome of the investigation.
A Lo6 Angeles Times article
March 12 said Snyder received
at least $140,000 during the past
two years from people who had
business before the coastal
commission. Snyder called the
article "scurrilous. inaccurate
and slanted."
He swd in a five-page letter to
1-'erraro that he was innocent or
any wrongdoing. Snyder said
Thursday be would be
vindicated by the investigation.
However, in replacing him.
Ferraro said, "I feel it is in the
best interests of Art Snyder as
well as the city or Los Angeles
that be not be voting on
commission matters while this
investigation is proceeding."
News accounts have alleged
t h at Snyde r ; Garden Grove
Mayor Elertb S. Erickson.
Torrance City Councilman
Donald E. Wilson aod R. James
Watab, chief deputy of st.ate Sen.
Paul Carpenter, have used their
positions as members or the
South Coast Re11onal Coast.al
Com mission to raise a total of
about $200,000 in political
campaign funds from penona
with business before the a1eoey.
• State Coastal Commission
members discussed tbe
allegations Wednesday and
voted to tltbten tbe
commiasioo'a COllfllct Of iaterelt
code.
Dean Nabbed
On Sex Rap
DENVER (AP) -Denver
police have arrwted· Robert B.
Ye11e, newly •PPGinted cleaa of
t.be UnlYerllty iL San l'randlco
law achool, for a1leledlY oftertq
an UDderwYer male DollCllDID SJO for aa, oftlcla.11 said.
He wu booted ad nh•1d on bll o•n reco1at1uce. ~ fM proeUtutkNI II a
TtoletloD ol a~ ordtaaace.
Y••••· u, dealed tbe alle1aUon.
'
unknowingly perhaps. appears
to have reneged on our contract
signed by this state's former
governor and Jerry Brown when
he was se-cretary oh.tatc:· said
Holm. following lht four-hour
hearing
He said local rt's1d<'nts are
now JO Jeopardy of JostnR d
230-acre Wlldhre preserve which
was deeded to the state in a 1973
boundary setUemcnt agreemenu
by Signal
The agreement. c harg<.·d
Holm. call!> for tht.-~tJte to build
a channel mto tht· ar<'a lk said
the rest•rv£> land criu ld bl'
reclaimed b) Signal 1r the
agreement 1s not carried out
"What we had m mind was J
large marsh restoration proJect,
a smaU craft harbor and pnvate
development, .. llolm conunued
"The action could toss all of Uus
oul'the window.'·
Roy McClymonds. spokesman
for Am1no 1l USA. told
commissioners that his firm
pumps more than 2.000 barrels
of oil a day out of Bolsa Ctuca
and that the wetlands ruung
would slow energy operations
A group of Huntingto n
Harbour boating . buffs, who
chartered a bus to attend thl'
Santa Barbara session. charged
that the wetlands ruling
preempts local control.
Leader oC the bottling_ lll'OUJ) Chuck Bennet, who cHa no{
addr'ess commissioners . called
the comm1:.s 1on
recommendation a ··hip shot ·
and said he was d1sappomted
com missioners did not let local
authonties make a dec1s1on
Accord.mg to Michael Fischer.
commission executive director.
allowable U.'><'5. m wetland area!>
include such things as hshmg
outlets and energy pro1ects but
major devc lopm(•n t:. ar e
forbidden.
Chances for a manna. even 1r
the area 1s found to bt: dl·i,:radcd.
are s lim. he said
• •.
f'o,cde u_..;a. p.artl)er ilt~ political consuloog firm that
now counts among its clients
Assemblyman Bruce Nestande,
R·Orange. Nest.ande is Miller's
c hief opponent for the
su~rvisorial post.
Miller made no rererence t.o
Nestande during the press
conference untH asked to do so
by reporters. Then. Miller would
onl; say that he considered tus
opponent part of O'Neill 's
alleged political machine
O'Neill said Thursday that he
ha:. no intention of s tepping
down as s tate Democratic
chairman And O'Neill said he
considered MJller's assertJons as
ha\ mg ··no substance ··
ThE.> Democratic party leader
Jlso pointed out that he opposed
.\1 1 I I £> r ' s it pp o 1 n t m e n t by
Go\ t-mor Brown
M 11ler provided reporters Wllb
a thick packet or documentat.Jon
of the busmess dealmgs between
O'Neill and Forde
He churned the · relatJon.sh.tp
wa:. a s pinoff of O'Ne11l 's
associations with Dr LoU1s J
Cella. the onetime kingpin in
Orange County politics. Cella 1~
now serving a federal pnson
te rm on a conviction of
Medi.Care fraud resulting from
an investigation of political
campaign financ10g.
Miller said 1t 1s "remarkable"
that O'Neill, as a Democratic
party leader. would associate
himself Wlth a Republican.
··our form of government l:.
based oa the checks and
balances ol a two-party system.
No single individual should be permitted to use the two parties
as a shell game to conceal the
furtherance of tus own pnvate
poht1cal power and economic
v. ea Ith," Miller saad.
Miller said the informal.Jon he
Action Launched
WASHJNGTON CAP) -The
C S . Steel Corp. delivered
dozens of boxes of documents t.o
federal officials today to launch
ant1-dump1ng actions against
qee l produce r s in seven European countnes.
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Shah Said
'like Christ'
NEW YORK <AP> -
The deposed shah of Iran
is ·'the poorest monarch in
the world," his sister said,
and she likened him to
Jesus ChrisL _
'T mean this man is-SO--
good ; this man is so
honest and so dignified be
would never do any harm
to a nybody. This man
dedicated his l.Jfe for his
country." Pnncess Ashraf·
Pahlavi said Thursday in
an interview. " ... If it
could be a second Jesus
Christ in the world, he
would be the second one."
The princess denied
charges that she and her
brother. Mohammed Reza
Pahlavi. gained bilUons of
dollars in illegal bribes,
maintaining that the shah
1s "the poorest monarch in
the world "
Girl Scouts
In Cookie
'Price War'
DETROIT CAP} -A Girl
Scout cookie price war in the
suburbs of Detroit has some
parents hopping mad.
''The Girl Scouts of America
caused my daughter lo be
labeled a cheat." Kathryn A.
Bowers ol Cant.on charged in a
letter to Glrl Seoul headquarters
IO New York Cily.
The di spute arose becaust'
four Girl Scout councils in
Wayae, Oakland and Macomb ~untles are holdlng the Ud on
cookie prtca al Sl.25 this year.
But scouts in the Huron Valley
council -which rovers parts of
Detroit's western suburbs -
want SI.SO The extta quarter
covers troop operating expenses,
s aid a council spokeswoman.
Mrs Bowers. whose daughter
1s selling the more expensive
va rie ty, S31d name -callin g
ensued when girls from the
different councils tried to sell
their cookies m the same area.
Susan Bairly of the Huron
Council said. "There's no doubt
that cheaper Detroit cookies are
being sold ID our area."
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ON THE aSACH 8SAT: Plabermu BlU, one of
Ne wport llarbor'a •rlul~ and .. teran waterfront
cha racters, recntly f•ll "'*" UI UllMlt. An old I • Injury
lcltech.qr-ffe ttquh«I cownplu ot1twpedtc 1a1 1er1. Bu
he'a doina quite well now,~ you
Tb1a ln&elli,_..c:• wtt.b a cheerful ead1u note com to ~ via commun.lcauoo frocn Dr. Jamee Rich. who ll ln
c harae ot Bill'• ca1e
In ~v nt you'N unacquainted wltb FlaMrmu BUI,
is• ratber lar•e .,.ucan Normall1, Blll
can be vlewed doin J b i1 fl1bl n1
an Newport Harbor Mar U do I.ale 8ridp.
Most Uma, Jl'iabennan BUI 1et1 aJou
JWit fine. He's ra lber prominent l.n thal
he's on the P'ederaJ Government's en·
dan1ereict1.-c lil t
Bur 111AT DIDN'T HELP much
when an old fracture on h.ia left ~,.
began to k.Jck up. It developed a larae
eallus. 1ben It became infected. ---""'-~ Th~~~aberman BiU ~~-Viyto Dr-
Rich at the Newport Center Anima l Hospital in Fashton
Isla nd. Bill ls a aomewhatJamiliar guest at Ute hospital It
was his third visit.
AS IT D EVEWPE D, this time it was f&irly serious ror
one or Newport Ha rbor's favorite flying fisherme n. The
d a m aged joint had to be surgically removed. But Dr. Rich
"eWJJ11rt s l"1st1ermon Htll Showang Off Repaired Left l.eg
rP11orh that a ll wc·nt We'l l and Ball ought to be back fi shing
the Lu.lo Bridge 1n about three weeks
l>r H1<'h !:.tarted treating wild animals a~ a free pubhc
-.nv1c ... about ea~ht years ago On th~ average. he says he
h~ndlt-S about 60 wild birds :md animals eAc h month
C li ents huve included sea lions. barn owls. ducks and
-.t•agull~
AS FOR Nl-;WPORT'S persistent pelican. it's a good
thing he can get i.ome free vet service. But he isn't the
only character among our ocean wild that needed help
recently
Consider lhl' problem that developed at A·I Nursenes
up on c;,1rlwld Avenue an Huntington Beach
Tht...,t' plant people have their he;idqu<1rters <1bout
thr<'l' milt•s inland of th<' beach So on<' of th(' nurser.
workl·rs wa.., a l.11t -.hakt·n Wc•dnesday to d1sc·rivcr this lli;!ht
hrown. wh1~kcry hlllC' lad} curled up next to <t pottc•d pin<'
t1 ct·
Tum<'d oul s he wa!'> a baby Cahforn1a sea 11110
So how did s hf' get so far from the ocean''
TllF.ORISTS F'IGU RE the 34.pound female swam up
lo Garfield via the s wollen San ta Ana River. which
norm a lly r uns only a trickfo in t he Garfield Avenue
vicinity.
The httle sea creature turned out to be dirty and
undernourished but she still refused a hamburger offering
Nursery djspatcher Scott Haycock got in action and called
Greg Hickman f rom the Alliance for Wildl lff'
Rehabilltataon and E ducation. He got Dr. J oel Pasco into
the act, a vet at Sun and Surf Anima l Hospital in Seal Beach ~ ..
THE DOC SAYS the rem ale sea lion is about 10 months
old. She was suffe ring from starvation and stress but he
predicts recover y.
So her e's a Coast Toast to a couple veterinarians wbo
have given a free hand to our friends of the sea.
'
House Panel . '
OKs Budget
WASHINGTON <AP) -HouM ~·writers, cboppln1 '16.5
billion from PrH ldent Caner'• orl1ln•J 1911 bud11t , are
retommendl.nl that UM full no.. appn.ve Urie ftnt balanced fedtral
budatt ha 1J yean. Tb• HouH Budlet Comalltt.ee approved t.be packet• lat. Tbunday
""'nttllt'on an tlof vtiW"Ulat &*Wei Re publleant and moderate e ndoned by con1re11ional
Oemoeratt a 1atnat Uberal leadeia lD meetin&I ea.rller Ulla
De mocratl wbo weN upeet with month.
cuta ln eoclai Prott•m•.
Althouth Carter called tut
week lot a balanced budaet. the
president bu yet to 1ubmlt a
revlted veralon of bis 1981
spendin& plan. The budget be pro~ In J anuary called for a S15 8 billion deficit .
CAafttlSAID today that the
Hou se Budget Committee's
recommendations "very c losely
parallel our own." ·
At a briel ~ Jfouse
ceremony with-arae group
rep resenting small· busineas
people, the president said the
com mlttee member s "had a
~ood vote yesterday,·' which he
took as a ~ood omen .
Buoyed by the unusual show of
Hepu bllcan s u p po rt , Rep .
Robert N. Giaim o, D·Conn.,
eommittec ch a i rman. said
Thursday he hopes to bring the
budget to the House noor next
week
TH E COMMITTEE·backed
1981 budget. coverlng the fiscal
ye ar sta r ting Oct. 1,
recommends $611.8 billion in
s pending. S6 l3 8 balli9n in
revenues and a $2 billion
~rplus
The proposed budget calls for
s harp cuts 1n many social
programs. mcluding urban wd
and JObs programs It also calls
for a $1 4 billion cut in Carter'i.
P/Oposed level of defense
spendan~ und an end to Saturday
mall dehveracs
Th<• Carter administration has
vou•(•d J::(•nt•ral s upport for lht'
<·uts. many of which also were
SEVEaAL liberal Democrata
c bar1ed tb•t the committee
balanced tbe bud&et lar1ely at.
the expense of the poor 't'hile
demanding little sacrifice from
the wealthy
Rep. Stephen Solan. D·N Y ,
complained that the comDUtt.ee
was willing to make "painful
s p end i n g c uts" 1n socia l
programs but was unwilling to
m ake .. painful cuts" in tax
breaks for the nch.
Rep_ Lows Stokes, D·Otuo, OM
o r t h e pa n e l 1 s t wo black
mem bers. said the proposed
budget made him "ashamed or
the Democr at1c Party ... He
vowed that all 17 membc~ of
t h e ConJ:rci.sional lilack
Ca ucus would o pposl' thl'
packagt•
G IAIM O ASSl'Rt:O
Republican s upport for the
budget when he and oth<-r
Democrats s upported a GOP
plan to earmark the SIO 3 b1U10n
from Carter's import ft:e cm
gasoline for a S20 ball">n
"product1 v1ty" tax cut. to takl'
... rrectJan 1.19111
Rt•pubh<·ans dt·..,t·ral)(:d the tJx
t' u t as l 1 le t' 1 \ t o p f' r m 1 t
bus1nes-.t~ to mun· qu1ckl} ...,nh'
off the cost of nt·w llu1ld1ngs anr1
machinery Uut G1:.11mo '>Jld lhl
mon<·y c·<1uld .iho bi· used to
ddt>r scht"(Jult·d S<J<'l<JI ~··cunt~
tax inc rease'>
In 1L<; final hour' of <1f·b<tlt·
Thur .. du}. th1• c·11nirn1tt1·1· JJ!rPt ti
tn reston.• SIOU m1ll111n for ,urt tu
W 0 r k I' r '> h II r I h \ f () r c• I ~ rl
l'1t mpl'l1t10n .inr1 s~.o mtll11m l•ir
lr:llOllll.! th1· h.1nd1l-.1J1pi d
Kid Stull
Sara Stimson. who m akes he r movie de but in the remake
or "Little Miss Marker." holds onto anothec..child star, 14,c;l!y~~dt!.F~lflllowing. th& rum·~nundayr.--
10 New York City. The movie opens today in Costa Mesa.
Schroeder was the s tar of anothe r remake "The Champ.·· ·
Driving Less
JI oluntary Programs Vrged
WASHINGTON <AP> -The federal gove rnment want.a you to
dr1vt• lei.s dunng the next thre..-months tha n you've been doing.
But 1t 0!> bem~ left to the state!> lll .. et actual guideunes ror reaching
J!dSOllne conservation targel.,
Th~ Energ) Departm('flt announced the targets Tbursday.
t·ulhn~ for a nat1on...,1dt-reduet1on of fl 7 percent in April, May and
June <'Ompdred to tht-est1mdtt' of ·nor mal" use for the same
µt' r1 od Ul 1979
The "normfll 1·..,t1mat<' I'> great<'r than actuaJ use last year but
· makes a!1w.tm£·nl'. fur v.eathf'r variation. supply shortages and
'>tala'>lJcal dtffc-rt·n<'''"
Compared v. 1th th•· .ii tual nat1onw1de Rasohne consumption an
tht· W('()lld quartt-r of 197~ v.h1<0h avt'raged 7 49 million bar rels a
d.i\ tht· nt•w lJrgc·l n·rir1•\f•nt'> J J 4 [X•rcent reduction
· But la.-.l \t'ar ., -.1·('ond quarter d<'mand was depressed by the
-.hortJgl'' Jnd Jflt-r t'fh•t'l'> ("dU~ed h}' lht> eutorr or Iran's oil
µr111lut·t11m .m<1 did not r1·pn·..,ent d n'"mal demand level
Thi· Ltr)!f'l '> for earh .,t.itt· .ire only voluntary and at 's up lo
•·.11 h of th•· 'i<J 'liilC'> to dN'1f11• h•1 w to meet 1t:. goal. according t.o
th•· l·.n•·r~\ l>1•partml.'nt Thi· C'Jhf<trn1a gr>a l 1s 2 87 b1lhon gallon1>.
d11~11 '.1 'J IH.'fl l'lll
GI Guilty of 'Ve rbal Rape'
NUREMBERG. West Germany (AP) -Male Amenean Gh
were warned today t hat a foul mouth around female soldtcr!> ma}
.. end them t.o Jail and cost them money
"It's aboul time something got done." !>aid l'fr Mary :-.anch('/
of Dick<'ns. Texas. after U.S. military courts gav(' two male'> 1n
her company J81l te rms and fines for usinf( "indecent and 1nsultmi:
lanj?u<1gt"' to her last Jan 2
Pk Bryon Lind~ev . 20. of E\ ans\ 1lh· Ind wa.., .,,.nt• nu·d Thur~day h; 25 da}S at hard labor and f1m·d $291\ 111., rompun\
1·om m.tndt·r Ill lhl' l5t Armor<'d l>I\ ISIOD ..... d h<' .... d'> J.:Ullt} "'
h·rhal rapt· "
Pre Om<'blcr Collins , 20, of Mobtl1· Al.1 . v.as convicted Md reh
~' on the b&me charge plus a charge of thrcati:nin~ Mi. Sanc·h1·1 1n
an au.empt t.o force ber to have i.exual intercourse with him . He
~ol 30 da~s and a fine or$:;()() .
l.tnd5t·~ ...,J., al'qu1ttt'd of the 1 han?e of ··eommun1cat ing an
unl.1 v.ful thrC'at to CJbta1n -.P~udl f.i\.11r-. from the woman
Roth soldtl'r\ abo v.ere rMur1·d to thf> grade oC pnvate
Land5<'" "' tht· flr'>t '>Old11 r lo tw ronvactl'd on ii charge of
,., UJI hJra5 .. mc•nt b\ H•rbdl Jbus1· onl}. lhe prosecutor Capt.
...... 1nfnnJ \\ I-Julkn•·r 'Jld · <> ht•r r . ..., •. , of .,,.,u..,1 h~trJ.,.,m•·nt h.:t\f> heen prosecuted but
ilv. ,1\.., in 1 nnJunrtmo v. ith other c nm•·'> ra~ o r assault,"
I-•• ulkne r t"\pl.11n1 ti
\h S.inehn lf'st1fief1 thJt lht tv.o '>Pld1er-; hasc;fed her on Jan.
• wht·n th1·v ...,pr,• ....,ork1n g tn£t'lht•r dt .i m1hlJry warehouse in
'un·mbl•rg
Nationwide Draft Protests Set
WASHINGTON CAP > -Some
household names of t he 1960s
<inla ·war movement, joined by a
new ~eneratio n o f peace
activists, are gearing up for
another national rally -this one
aimed at blocking revival of
draft registration.
R al l y organizers said
Thursday they hope to have at
least 15,000 people marc h
Sat urday from near the White
House to the Capitol. Hundred.~
of persons are planning to lobby
con gressmen 1nd1vldua lly
Monday.
The object of all the atteollon
is P resident Carter 's caU last
month for the registration of
m en and women for the draft.
mcmones of the Vietnam War
Year'>. David Dt>llanger,
feminist and anti-war activist
Be lla Abzug . black power
advocate Stokely Carmichael,
David Harris. the R'ev. W1ll1am
Sloan Cofftn. Maggie Kuhn. Sen.
Maril Hatfield. R-Ore.
prison for draft resistance in the
1960s. Como counseled draft
resisters during the Vietnam
War: Ms. Kuhn, a founding
member of tbe Gray Panthers,
is a longtime peace activist ;
Hatfield. along with Sen. George
McGovern, D·S.D., led the fight
to c ut o(f mooey for the Vietnam
War.
Twisters Whip Southeast
T he nam es or some of the
demonst rators scheduled to
speak Saturday b ring back
De llinger was one of the
defendants an the Chicago 7
antJ·war tnaJ; Harris, former
husband of folk smger Joan
Baez. served several years rn
Rallies are also scheduled for
San Diego. San Franc isco. Los
Angeles and Eugene. Ore.
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ESTATE SALE O F
JEWELRY-
~RYSTAL
POR~ELAl~
BROlVZES-
~BllV&
SILVER
aad ••re.
Lots of diamond rif9 and 11rrlnvs.
gold chains, fine china ~
c:ryatal. bfonm. some fumi·
wre, olla, chlndtllera, br•
lamps, etc.
March 21 , 22
and23
Inspection of Ill merc:Mndlll
Frkllv. Slturdey. Ind Sundly
2 · 6 P.M. and 7 ·8PM. Something for ewryOM
-from $1 .00 up..,FrM
admission. Bank of
America, Mu ter
ChllVI. cp.cka, newport
IOfM terms
av1ll1ble . auction comp~y
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"I WOQJd M1 tlaat.,. Mft ow laftltlptlan ~~l wrapped up ud It .,._ pr..u:y aood. ·•
PARNSl..L, .. II AcaJUD ot ~•1*11 StaJDer lo 11'7! ad t9el!Uls him tor mon-tbU
aeven years, bUl lt la aot boWD wben tbe cue wlll·
10 to court. Parnell 11 alao cbar1ed with kidnappiq ~year-old TllnaQ White lD Utia.b on
Valentine's Day and a pnllminary beartq ls
scbedWed there ror Tuesday.
Pamell wu.~~ to be brouebt heft after the bemuJ.a.\OOlb-_ -· -ir.llid~ll.,-,-tft=-:n~= iDIOally al e
mylterioul "Barbara" wbom neighbors recalled
seein1 at a traUer parlr with Steven, was reunited with the boJ. DOW 14, at the Stayner home here W~yeven.lnl.
MRS. MATHIAS TALKED with Steve's
parents, Kay and Delbert Stayner. while Steve
visited with Mrs. Mathlu' 12·year-old aoo Uoyd.
When the 20-minute meeting ended, the
women exchanged addreues. "We •&reed to keep
in touch," Mn. llathlu said. '"Ibey said they
wanted Steven to maintain contact with bla frteoda."
Drive Begun
By Anderson
LOS ANGELES (AP> -For Republican
presidential candidate John Anderson. turnabout
1s fair play.
On Tuesday, GOP fna-runner Ronald Reagan
e asily topped Anderson in the Illinois
congressman's home at.ate primary.
Now Anderson want.a to return the favor ID the
June 3 presidential primary in California, where
the 69·year·old Reagan served two terms as governor.
Se.rela ......... , •111et1 .......
OAKLAND <AP> -A search warrant which
allowed police to seize 323 marijuana plants in
state Court of Appeals Justice Paul HalV'Ollik 's
home was ruled valid Thursday by an Alameda
County Superior Court
---------... Judge.
( ~~TE ) The ruling is the laat J• /ti chance for HalvonHt and .._ _______ . bis wife, Deborah, to
avoid facing trial.
Superior Court Judge Martin Pulicb said there
was no conatitutiooal invasion-of-privacy i.aaue in
this case since the martJuana plant.a were left on
an outside deck where they could be spotted
without entering lbe house. 1be plants were seized
last September.
~ .. ••• C'oealae Preite Pulled
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Federal investigators
reportedly have extended tbeir investigation of
a lleled cocaine use by White House chief of atarr
Hamiltan Jordan into California, but ao far have turned up nothing incriminating.
James McSbaoe, a retired FBI a1ent who is
lb4: chief investigator for the case's special
prosecutor, Arthur H. C!Uty, and John Barrett. an
agent from the FBl'a New York Field office, were
in Loe Aneelea Thursday trying to interview Leo
Wyler, a Beverly Hilla ael"Olpace executive and
host ol an Oct. 22, 1977, party where it was alleged
that Jordan used cocaine. the Los Angeles Times
reported. ,
El"IWwu llepert C.rreetefl
La; ANGELE.5 CAP) -'lbe Asaoclated Press
reponed erroneously oo Tburaday that Richard V.
Allen, a former aide ln the Nixon admlniatration,
was among four men lnd.lc:ted by a federal IJ'and
jury on charges of conaplrina to defraud the
Hughes Aircraft Co. in a tickbact scl>eme.
Richard V. Allen, deputy assistant to
then-president Richard M . NilUJll for International
economic affairs in 1971·72, bu no connectioa with
the indictment. The defendants iacluded Rlcbarcl
D. Allen, 49, of Los Anlelea, who is unrelated to
Richard V. Allen, "· a resident of W&lhiDltoD. D.C.
SI eh• 8-.peet Gd• .........
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A man who faces
trial for 10 Los AQcelea skid row slayl.np bu been
grantilld a bearinl b)' tbe California Supreme Court
in b1a ftcbt to keep tbe attomeys wbo qned to
defend him in excban1e ror publlcaUoa rtlbta to
his life and trial.
1be Supreme Court weed for a review cm
Tbunday. • BobbJ Joe lluwell'• &bree attornep were
ordered removed from the cue b)' Los Aqelee CoaatJ Superior Court Judie Stan.191 Maloee
followtne a beartDI tut Sept. 14 becaaae ot a
conflict ol Interest lnvolvtq the cUent.laW)'er
relatiambip.
Bill Lifts Lid
·On Student Fees
SA.CJWIENTO <AP> -A bill~ SID limit CID Ni.teat bacl1 feM M ltate VAi and
COiie,. WU =ed by the Slnata Tbunday
dap&ta. a ~wm that it could mean more
mODeJ for Jae Fonda. ••tr JOU do not BU tod•"•m and you do not like J ... ~. JOU alaouJd not ftte for Ulil MU,"
Hld Sm. Jobn Brtaa. B·l'ulleltcil, who-coatended
tbe 1lf.JI eoald tnenue tbe eoatroYenlal actnu'
.... from .... ~ ... Tbe bill, Si I bJ Sen. Ken lladdJ, a.rr....,, woalcl allow trutffl of tile ttate
Umftnlb' ad OolleC• to NIM ltallall& = ,_. abine .. if ... f I •a approte It lD a nt.~. a I 1 rt bod:r ,_. c., for a.tn-eantcalar ac:U9td11Adaa'~ ~lttlellat ..........
L08 ANOE.SS (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr., wbole GppOldtJoa to PropoalUon 13 two years
a10 •N crwbed by the Howard Jama tu revolt.
la JoUa1DI the Jania U tu cut bUtlaUve.
But da1I Ume, UM .Democratic 1ovemor la
takln1 a cnore. cau.Uou pat.b iD counterinc
PropoalUoo t, Jarvis' latett LD1tiatlve, wb.icb would
cut atata J.Deome tu rat.ea ID halt.
In • carefully worded televised addreaa
Tbur:::r,,:lht. Brown u.ld be will peraooally vote the lD.lUaUve on UM June ::s Da!JOt.
-BlPP ••OWN . DtD· NOT apeelttcwtty an
CallfOl'lllanl to join hlm 1n vCJt1nC aealDat lt, and be said later be would not personally campaip
further.
-Srown alao promised tbat af tbe voters
approve Proposition 9, be would find "humane
cuts" to btiance tbe state bud&et with u little
hart? u poaible to the needy.
"We can conllDue to ftnd t.binp to cut 1n
government" ii that is the will of TOten, Brown said.
tbNuP tM ca.mo.a.. of u , .. Jantt Mid .•
fact ol the matter-.. thll la not for tbe rt ~
PropeaitloD t cut.I tbe tu• ot everybody
Cafilom&a wbo work.I for a Uvtq. •• -!~
al!ft1BUCAN LT. GOV. llib Curb aaicl the
atat.e wW bave more moaey than Brown cited to
cover Propotlticm 9 tu euta, IDd C\&rb demanded i
eq u.i Ume from the etibt televialoo atatlom wblcb
aired Brown's 1peecb !n order to reply ID support i
of Propotltlon 8.
Brown didn't mention the overdue Proposition!
~-bkh ... badt:•'•ed to; aubmlt tO the-Lelblature Wa month. be made ~
no mention or aqy specific budcet cuts if :
PropoUtion t la enacted. :
He alto placed DO dollar ftcure OD Proposition :
t budlet cuts.-luv1D1 UD.aDlwered the questions ·
raised by estimat.et of cw nn11D1 from $1.2 :
billion to SC.9.lalllon. · .
''NO ONE I RA VE BEEN able to find . . . can •
tell me what the economy will look like in the next :
silt months, 12 months or 18 months," l!rown said. •
BVT BROWN WAJtNED that because of the "There la DO agreement in the state Capitol :
volatile nature of the economy, both nationally and about what proerama •bould be cut -education ·
in Califon\la, there ls "a cloud ol uncertainty roads, maintenance, local government. stat~
haDfinl over Proposition e•• wblcb be said makes government, the elderly," Brown said. "I 've met
it lmpoeaible to tell which government procrams with the leg.lslatora and all I can report la, there is
might be cut or bow dee.ply tr lbe init.iative ia a cloud of uncertainty haneing over Proposition enaeted. · !7.-·
-·-Brown ---;;--Prop0s lion 9 w-o-=u1-=d=g=i=ve=5=-5-lfaf Brvwrlsahtifiln!--=tn:ffiittve bec:<>m aw -
percent o( Its estlmat.ed $4.9 blllion ID tax cuts to "there's no free lunch," and cuts must ~made i~ ·~---the richest 10 percent of Calllomia'a taxpayers. such things as the University of California and
"I believe It is unfair to live 80 much money to sta te University and Colleges budgets and
Alberta Gorilla, the da rling of the San
Diego Wild Animal Park, celebrates her fi~sl birthday today. She is celebrating
with a party at the Nairobi Village at the
park and has invited all of her many
friends and admire rs to sha r e in the
tesf.ivities.
so few." he said. programs for the poor and disabled.
REACl'ION WAS SWIJIT and predictabl.e.
Foes or Propos ition 9 praised tbe speech as
courageous, but supporters said lt wu inaccurate.
Jama accused Brown of lying, and said be
disagreed "violently" with the assertion that
Proposilioo 9 ia for the rich.
'"lb.it wu the lie be told about 13. They lied all
IT WAS AN ALTOGE111ER different tone than In 1978. ·
Then. Brown led the fight against Proposition
13 with warnings of chaos, massive layoffs and e('Oo_omic dlaa.ster. Then after landslide approval or Proposition 13, Brown declared hims.elf a
"born-aga in tax culler" and embraced the
initiative as hls own.
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Wann atr neea. And wtthout tnsulaUon much of
the ~as heat you' pay for rtses ~. tout of your house.
ThaI's enough 'to make anybody hot under the collar.
The fact ts, 1f your home bas little or no celling
tnsulatton. It takes up to 20% more gas to keel> tt wann.
J~ to Insulate your attic to an R-valqe
of 19. It .. required on new houses and we recommend
It for every nouse.
For more tnfonnatton see an insulation con-
tractor or call us toll-free at 1-8()()..252-9090. (Fh>m
area code (209) call collect 213-689-3334.) Fbr spectftc
tnfonnatton on the •50 savings call 1-800·252-0600.
For apectftc b)fonnatton on tnsulatlon
And lower the boom on the rtslng
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Fbrtunatc!Y. the cost of R-19 tnsulaUon for a typt-
cal strulle family home to sou them Cal1fom1a Js only
about l550-tncludtng tnstallatton.And t(you're a
Southern California Gas Com~y customer. you can
get •50 off the cost of the job, plus an .lnsulatlon loan
at an 8 percent aJ)DUal percentage rate.
In the long run. tnsulatton more than pays for ttaelf.
Don't delay. Do tt now.
ftnanctng can-1-800-252-2214. · 6
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_Pro-Arab Bias in White House
Orana County 1upeni9on appear lneUned to pull
the plu1 on county nnanclnl ol au.t U1bUn1 COltl lo w A.IHINOTON -Preat-.it
hve cille.s, lndudlnc lnlne. CaNI''• rtttet United NaUom 1.n• -ftnt otdertnc • ~ · . upenlaort recently eall1d for an eiJbt·week. aialllllt 1arae1. tbn diaa~
moratorium on n w annexaUoa to 1treet UpUn1 dla· the wi&e -bu bel'ft attri
tricta. They had J\< lea.med from tbe count.)' COUDMl'a to u .. ln1ptltude tbat baa
office that continued fWld.lnt ~ city street Ulht.inl ••· cbaracUrtMd b11 a..Mnblp. peoses may be lll 111. ltut u.n may bave been a Hun~rlcaUy, develol>era have5ror the lnltallaUon dttper caun. SourcH with
f 11tl"eet ~ft'MW-hi>ulNiw'O • The COS\.-Ul-ou~~-a.__.~~.&o,,,_.__,,
hon and rnaint~oaoce ol Ole I 1ht.a baa been bome Oval Office ~ .....
through atrMl llahtJ,na dLttrictl admlnlatered by the have hnrd
<'OUnly and (lnanced from property lUIJS. C a r t • r But th street U~ dlllrict.a do lonter are tell· Pr Iv ate l 1
10•e ftf.'' ODlof bertrawU.., com~. cwr Cu.t.r, a11o q_.., ........... ••eoafuMd••
aboal.' .._.., ......, .... uai. u. · • ..,le¥el qUMtlon man abotlt ......... comma from, ••
ul41CulUI'.
poUUcal aru. 1be nld. But 1be
added caudoull1: ''Tbere would
be u lnfl-.ce tMre, In tbl fact
that. be would be ~ and
wel&b1nc ~• I aay. •
o f a Pale1tlnlan 1tate. Bnninlld met Md 1boot ......._
wltb Pat.1tln• Liberation
Or1anlutlon leader Yua•' Aralat at a reception la AJcMn
tut Oct. 31 -four days before
THE PaEllD~N'rS brotber Iranian mllitan~. aosne ol Uatm
BlUy Carter, bu develODfld a trained by tbe PLO, aelsed tbl
close rel.tlonahlp wlth the U .S. Embuay In Tehran. It•
Libyan• who are militantly reportfldly told Saudi Arabian ~ael.-He hM-exch..,._oUieia&a "we~~ 41¥-to
vtalta and accepted l.llta f~ mem~rs ot tbe PLO."
bupportlnJ, due to ~ 13 property tax reducUou. • • P r • • • · One estimate shows that the county has to 1pend a n n ° Yanc e
M81. ITAPLETON was
cantul k> dllueodate her riewa ""9 ... , .r-Mr~r "IC¥ ~ lalowl J travel and am 1D~ lD r,uucs," •he aatd.
''Early ln h 1 presidency, be ,.minded m• that 1 wu not
ap!olnted u bl1 private ambwador to tbe world."
the Llbyaoa. But it la unknoWn
whether he baa tried lo Impress
Libyan views upon hi• brother.
However . the president'•
former banker and budget
director, Bert Lance. reportedly
ha.a diaaued Arab l.aaues l.n Lhe
Oval Office. ll la also known that
some Arab friends tried to help
ball Lance out of a financial jam
two yean ago.
· BRZEZIN8&1'8 strategic view
of the Middle Eut put.I ireat
emphasis on cWT)'lnc favor wfth • .,
the oil-rich Arab states, liviDC • ~! about Sl.75 million annually to keep t.M U1hta bumtna ;•t~ l 1i;:•1~
w1lhtn city boundan , an amount no k>naer fully covered 11 1 n l a t e r
by property tax re-c:eipt.S II eaacbe m
So the county wunlS the titles to look for ways to keep B••l•. Tbey
up with lht-hg.hltng bills User rees and additional C09t& allo N)' tbat advocat.e;a of the
to develo~rs are amona soluUotu to the problem that are Arab caua• aurrouad tbe
under study. pr;~~ oecde are cloH.r to bJm
Also hkely targets (or user feet are several street tban bla litter, Rutb Carter
lighting districts in county territory, including those serv· Stapleton. who 1ulded blm
&-La&wut Niauael.LP~ ~Qfilh_M~n Vie~ and El t.brouel\ tbe relllioua experience Toro ---that uanaformed blm into •
Slowly but surely -and increasingly -the effects or born·.,aio ~briaUan. She has
Propositioo 13 on governmental services are being felL Jul ~ from • tour o1 the Arab world. financed in pa.rt by
Inflation Maneuvers
·'The American people have no choice but to accept a
temporary decline in living standards." says Allred
Kahn, President Carte,.·s top anti-inflation adviser.
It would appear that the presid.ent's proposed anti·
inflation maneuvers make that very likely. But, palnlul
a~ inflation may be, it looks as if those whose living stan·
<la rds are not a ll that high will be the hardest hit.
The oil import fee that would translate into an addi-\
tional 10 cents a gallon on gasoline prices m ight be sup·
portable for the well-to-<lo, but is a signific ant bite into
the already-squeezed budget of the less affluent worker
who has to use his car to get to a nd from the job.
Soaring interest rates on home loans already have
priced many families out of the housing market. Letting
interest go even higher might encourage the investors
who collect it. but will put even the dream of a home
beyond reality for the ave rage wage-earner.
There's no doubt the huge credit binge of the past few
y<·ars -thl' outstanding barik credit card debt has leaped
from $12 billion in 1975 to $29 billion today has helped
fuel 1nnat10n
But agam. those who a re most dependent on the
pla..,ttc· monpy un· those whose wage scale doei-not
fH'rrrnt paying cash, or making large down p1:1ymenL-; on
h<Hl..,l•hold nN·c•s..,1ltcs Tht•y. not the affluent who use
'I l'dtl <«1rd'> mostly for convcnienCl'. will feel the pinch of
lt1gh1·r mtt•rl·~t and stricter payment schedules.
Talk of balanting the federal budget is impressive on
t tw ... urfatl'. hut a <:lose examination or the president's
p1 oposed budget c ul<; reveals they were achieved by revis·
1ng upward -the spending estimates of the January
budget. Anyone can balance a budget that way.
an Arab -Amer ica n
bualn-man. Stapleton came ba ck
persuaded that the PaleaUnlana
"have eat lo have recopltioa in
Paul Harvey
Nonetbeleu. •be bad private
audiences wltb aeveral Arab
leaden wbo spoke to her about
the PalesUnlan problem. She
communicated their views tot.be
president by overseas telephone.
Ke responded lo the cafl. she
said, by reuaurtng her: "You
really did the right thing. and
I'll follow th.rough right away."
After her trip, tbe president's
sister dropped by the Whale
Howse lo bncf both Carter and
his national ~ecunty adviser,
Zblgna ew Brzezinski. "I gave
Jimmy my 1mpress1ons and my
optntons." shl' said Does she
have a n influence on the
pre s 1dt-nl "' Mo rf' 1n the
psycholoR1cal than an the
An Arab oll milllonalre,
Ghatth R. Pharaoo. came to the
rescue and purcbued Lance's
bank stock at a generous price.
Pharaon happens to be the son
or Saudi Arabia's top adv&aer on
American affairs
W a thin the Whil e Ho use.
Carter is also surrounded by
advisers who have been accused or having a pro-Arab baas
· The most importut of these ts
Brzezinski, who as lon1 ago as
L975 called for a U.S. guarantee
them every poa1lble concesalon
in return for a guaranteed oil
supply and hoped-for military • baaea . He puts a
correspondingly low value on
the looptandlng U.S. ties with
Jarael.
At the State Department,
anti-Israel, pro-Arab ele~nta
a ppear lo have gained tbe
ascendancy. Although he waa
carefolly exonerated by l)e
White House explanation ~ tbe
U.N. vote, Ambassador Donald
Mcllenry's role in the fiasco dld
not s urprise tbe lsraella, who
have long re1tarded him as a
sta un c h advocate of the
Palest.inlans.
On his recent trip to Israel.
McHenry conferred with Arab
mayors from the Weal Bank who
told him. "You're negoU•t.lnfl
with the PLO. We are the PLO. •
McHenry told the mayors that
the Camp David accords were
failing "b ec au se o f the
settlements asaue," and later
compla.!ned to an aide that "Giid
latlure to make some progn!ll.i ..
on t he settle ments issue la 41
draining our reis~rve of good will
with these people "
AT THE S AME llme,
M dlen ry i;howe d no areal
c-onrt'm for Israeli good will. On
four .,eparate ocras1ons, the U.S
f:mbassy askf'd Mc-Henry to lat
a wrt-ath at Yad Va11hem . ~
m1•monal to tht' 6 million Jews
.... hn dwd an lht> N az1 holocaust.
\1 r 11 1· n r > r •· r u ., f' d t h I !'I
I r.11J11111n.tl <llplomalt<' ~esturE'
1m !{round ... lhJl he \4 3~ afraid of
\I ;1 IJ rt•Jt \1011
~1th .1c1..,,..,,,r., l1k1 · thf>'tl'
,,11 r•1ut1dan~ th•• prl's1dt•nl. 1t'~
... mall v.•md1·r that lht' Whitt·
lfou!it' i;tory of a .. m1 slakt'" on
tht' UN. vote has found few
buyer.
True budget balancing can only be achieved by C'Ul·
tml'? spendjng. Sen at e Majority Leader Robert Byrd was
on the ri~ht track when he told f e llow members, "It's
11 nw that we learn to say no and say it loud enough that
;ill t heM· pressure groups can hear a nd understand we
llJl .. lfl ll. •.
I leads of famll1cs have always known t hat. Most
pol1 t 1<:ans havt· y<.'l to mas ter the !:>k.111
Increasing Evidence That Stress Can Kill
"On to Moscow!' • It's certainly every citizen's privilege to s upport or
deplore President Carter 's request for a boycott of the
Moscow Olympics. but the Libertarian Party of California
la as really gone ofrthe deep end in its criticism.
In an "Open Letter to the U.S. Olympic Athletes," the
party conde mns tbe proposal as "repugnant and
ourtrageous," "the most arrogant kind of power," and
terms U.S. foreign policy "ruthless" and "hypocritical."
Urging the athletes not to let their "sacrifice be in
vain" the letter concludes, "On to Moscow!"
U this is an accurate reflection of the Libertarian
view of our government, flawed as it sometimes seems,
one is inclined to suggest that the authors of the letter
make the journey they urge upon the athletes -and get a
first-hand look at an alternate type Of society. One where
libe rty is an unknown concept and "sacrifice" is the dal-
ly pnce of simple survival.
• Opinions expressed In the space above are thoee of the Dally PUot.
Other views expressed o n this page are those of their au\tl<)rs and
artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Dally PTlot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642""321.
Boyd I Miss America
B1L.M.~ Winners of e Mi u
American contest ar to
have b een a bit more
hour-gJua-llke duriq tbe tailt
l wo decades than were the
winners of previous years.
T hat'• on the averace.
Prof eMOn wlt.b a computer at
the University of Nortbern
lllinola say tbe typical tape
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Expert ,.,, children
don't at.art aerioua TV
watcbl'nl tlll tbe)''re
about 2, dd soon learn
to lWle out a pfOlram
that lJ borin1 -• fHt
too d!Mcult ror rmany
adulta.
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meaaurementa of the lut 20
yean -in round numbers -
are about 36-23-38. A verace
MlH America meuurementa
alnce tbe cont.dt be1an -
again ln rcMmd numbers -are
•bout3S-2'-35.
How do you aceoant for the
fact th.It tbe people ol Detroit
eat 1flr more potato cblpe
than· DeOPle elaewtMre? They
do. Cltbeaa of ao other
metropolla of comparable
1lH even come cloee. But DO
exptanaUon 11 at band.
Q. Aftef' all these yean, la
the Woodward and Bematetn
source known aa "Deep
Throat'' aW1 a mystery to the
public?
A. Evidently. The late
Martha Mitchell before •he
died clalmed ahe was Hid ln·
formant. but that WU MY•
confirmed by t.be newamen.
La&elt date 811)' burrtcane
ever cropped up ln the AUM· uc wu -Oct. JO, UIS. 'ftull
oae "" e&Uld TIM Yauee. n rormed h•t aortb of
Bermuda.
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In the wake o( Watergate. b<I
m any or those involved
however innocently -went to hospitals with very real physical
ills that I began to assemble a
fil e of circumstantial evidence
linking emotional stress with
physical diatreas.
Thal file expands every day.
Tbe st.reaa of the slluatioo ln
Iran, already
reUected lo
the face o f
Prealdenl
Carter, mipt
next manliest
lt.aelf In .ome
pbyalcal W.
Tb.la ta not
to •lab him anytbtn, but.
good health -yet the evidence lA now
Irrefutable. We can worry
ourselves sick.
Tbe •bah 0( lran WU entinly
Charles McCabe
hl'a lthy. v1i;:orou:.ly .1c·t1 vc·
unltl the rri.cht. flight and
anguish of th1i. last yeur S(:nt
blm to the hospital watb cancer .
GEN. GEORGE BROWN.
Joint Chiefs Chairman. survived
37 years of mlUt.ary service but
controversy and criticism hls
last year doubt.less conlnbuted
to the cancer that kHled him at
60.
For Cleveland's ex -Mayor
Dennis KUclnJcb the red Ink and
hot water of that office gave bim
ulcers al 32.
Princess Margaret's divorce
and resulta nt criticism 1n
Parliament sent her to the
hospital.
Sen. J oseph Montoya never
had a sack day 10 his 62 years
until he wu accused of cbeat.tng
on bls taxes and was voted out or
office: be died witb!n months.
The ltst of rt'C't'nt .. 1rtJms of
their 0 1i1w n <'motion~ include
f o rme r Congressman Otto
Passman, former United Ml.Ol'
Workers pres1denLo; Boyle and
M tiler and former NAACP
Direct.or Roy Willons.
Dr. Eugene Braunwald. ctuef or medJci.oe at Harvard's Peter
Benl BriJtham Hoepatal, says.
"It may be e ruQlloos -not blood clotS -which cause the
heart attacks that kill 400,000
Americans each year,"
He says. ·'The ctrcumstanl&aJ
evidence l!I very convanca.ng that
paycbologtcal expenences can
trigger a spasm "
C ARDIOLOGIST Robert
Elliott of lhe Unive rsity or
Nebraska Medical Cente r
seconds the notion: "Stress is a
mor e sagnificant cau.ae or heart
disease than is cholesterol."
Dr. Marvin Stein, Ml. Stn.al
~hool of '1~-<hc ine an Nt<w Yorl:,
!>a>'. "There I'> con!>lderable
e vidence that .cner and strefis
rt'tard the body's ability lo fight
d1 seaM! ··
A recent conference on the
"Dynamit'~ o f Stress" al
Colum bia Umver!'lity, New Yori<,
heard no dissent from the
premise that men -and now
women a l so-c l imbing the
ladder of professional success
are likely to develop health
problems stemming rrom stresa.
FaOM THAT conference there
evolved a very complicated de-
finition o( "streu"-"A dynamJc
interaction between an i.ndh1dual
and bis or her response pattern to
the u.sual or unusual demands ol living."
What It means is. we abou.1d
try to learn to "roll witb the
punches."
Church helps.
CaDlelot: A Long-running Show Near the End?
It wu a great act wfille ll
lasted. ~
Whether you are for or aga.inat
the memory ot John Kennedy.
there ta DO denytnc that be had a
1en1e or pomp and
circums tance. He waa a
theatrical fllutt. He It.Dew it and
be loved It. He aaw tbe Presidency as a
role, and bad a well-defined
notion ol bow
to play lt. In
thla be waa
ably ua.llted
by bis wl(e,
who was n(>
mean trouper
bersell in her
White House
daya.
Betw een
them tbe Kenned~ created a worJd or hllb·fU on fanlaay. _which bu been d y cbroolcled by their
own Sir Thomu Malory, Prof.
Arthur SchJealnaer Jr. Cheap
Boaton polltlelana. were
traumuted into KnlJhta at the l•mtd1 ROUDd Table. People
ae UM w1lole aetuall)' thouCht
tltat tbl wor1d bad chuced. aad
for tbil ...... becaUH Wt ..... •
govern ed b y a courtly,
handsome man and bla elegant
wife.
IT WAS ALL baloney, of
course. as those close to the
scene <or scenario) well knew.
because it wu they who sliced it
dally. But It waa marvelou.a
baloney. The ma1nUicent
manner of Kennedy's eotn1
after his tra1lc auauination.
w11 iD the best tradition of bJlh
theater. To use the moat terrible
or all cllcbH, be would have
loved it.
Camelot bu bf:en unraveling
rapidly in recent years, and is
pretty much getllne lbe coup de
grace from the graceless and
apparently usele .. campalp or
Ted ~enned y for president.
Camelot is 1etUn1 to be known
by It.I real name, the Kennedy
ramlty.
The Kennedy dynaaty, as
a tarted by Joseph P . the
self-made mulU-mtlUonatre, la
divided into two part.. There are
lb• Kennedy• and the
Ftts1eralda on their motber'a
aid•· 1'1e Kennedy• were IU.Dt.. The Fltapralda -"Swlny Jlln"
waa Mveral tlmea mayor of
----·~ • '
Bosto~-;ha rm and afrabllf~ i n am iable
softness at the core.
or lbe boys Joseph Jr., the
one wbo died in tbe World War
II, was a Kennedy, and the one
on whom old Joe ploned his hopea. Jack waa, ln bis father's
opinion, too much a Fitzcerald.
and It was with aome reluctance that the old boy placed bJa hopes for power ln h1I aecond son. 1'be
pu.rat ot the Kenned ya. and the tou1Mlt nut of them all, waa Bobby.
TED SEEMS to be the moet
Flt11erald of the lot. An eaay
~harm , a profeaalonal
poll\lclan's manner, but bai;d.ly
a tou1h nut. The downlalVof
Camelot ta a public perceptloa or
a lack of cbarecter lo 'te(dy.
Chappaqu.lddlck ia of coune
tome ot WI. A Boston waitraa
WH uked about thlJ lncldalt,
wblcb ,_uhed ln the de~t.b of a
YOWll woman who WU ridinl iD
the Senator'• car. "Tbe 1-.Y had a wtf e, and be wu wilb another
1irl. That'• tbe =·· 1 b1 anapped, And that II &be
1tory. ln t.be m.lnda of mlddle
America.
Yet there Is more. For a
man who has been in tbe Senate
as long as he bas, Ted Kennecty
projects an unfortunate im..1.4e.
He ha.a a hectoring manner Ulat
does not wear well. As someone
has said, lf hla name waa Eddle
Moore Instead or Edward Moore
Kennedy, tbe ~oator would
probably be a rreue monkey or
the manqer of a 1u 1tatloG.
In a way, the number of
M u sacbuselll voters who voted
for Ted iD bJs home alate la -.
Impressive than the numbef wbo
crossed over part.)' llnet to VOte
for John Andenon. I pel'ICllWly
don't think Ted wanted to nm
tor the Presidency, but wa1
seduced into it by bis popu.larttl
at the polls and the extaencies Of
the 1urvtvln1 authors of
"Camelot."
It waa a bad chotce all arouad.
A lot of dream are bltiq UM
duat lhele day1 up In ~.
ne rest ot tbe country ta naau,
1etttn1 to know •hat ft ll to be • Kennedy, and It lln't p....-·
knowledle. Thne, and llllDoU and New York, will probablf m ark the end of tbal Jona·runnina sreat lbow.
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Roi& Royee Repairaaan
Allen P. Carter. 72, kneels by a 1977 Silver
Shadow. a Rolls Royce worth about
-~~.000 wftteb 1a-3tMed-m has shop in Wilm-
. mgton. Dl'I Carter mamtams about 38
Rolls on the Delaware and Maryland
Shores as the only Rolls repairman in the area. ·
(:~ncer Testing Revised
Society's Studies Change Recommendations
NEW YORK CAP> -With
evidence mounting that early
detection does no ~ood an I ung
cancer. the American Cancer
Society s ays 1t no lo nger
re.commends routine annual
che6~ X-rays for heavy smokers.
The socie1y also revised
r~mmendat1ons for tests for
caocer of the cervix. colon,
rectum and breast after a study
by Dr. David Eddy of Stanford
University of the cost versu~
effectiveness of such tests
A STATEMENT FROM Dr.
Saul Gusberg, the ~oc1ety's
national presid ent, said the
revisions "deliver essentially
the same health b<>nefit as the
previous recommendations at a
greatly reduced cost, risk and
inconvenience ·' ~:But Gusberg cautioned that
they apply only to people who
da.n't have any symptoms of c~cer. People with SYD\Ploms
alt o u l d s e e a doc tor
1 immediately, he said.
Por lung cancer . the society
dropped a recommendation lhat
p eople wit h a
higher-than-normal risk get an
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MQ •••••••••••• 41-a LOllG ••••••••••••• ~LOllG .......... . llOllTLY •••••••••••
annual chest X-ray. "High-risk"
persons were those over age 40
wbo are heavy smokers or work
with-known carcinogens like
asbestos.
E DDY'S STUDY concluded
that tests for lung cancer, which
tnclude chest X-rays and sputum
cytology, a test based on mucus
from the lungs. do indeed detect
the disease at an early stage
But he said lung cancer 1s so
hard to cure that ''there actually
as evidence from a half-dozen
studies that such early detection
does oot reduce mortality."
Besides, Eddy said, X-ravs
themselves carry a small health
risk, and there is "serious risk"
of waste<$. time and money when
tests are "false·positlve." that
is, t~ey indicate a cancer where
n<Jne exists.
In other revisions, the society:
-DROPPED a r ec-
ommendation for an annual
Pap smear to detect cervical
cancer. recommending instead a
Pap smear every three years for
women aged 20 to 65 and those
under 20 wbo are sexually active.
-Dropped a recommendation
that men and women over 40 get
annual tests for blood in the
stool and an annual exam with a
proctosigmoidoscope, an
instrument that looks for cancer
of the colon and rectum.
St r engt h ened its
recommendations for the use of
X-rays to detect breast cancer.
The society previously urged
routine annual mammograms
for women over 50, those over 40
with a family h.istory of breast
cancer. and those over 35 with a
personal history of breast
cancer.
NOW IT ALSO recommends a
"baseline" mammogram at
about age 35, and urges women
under 50 to decide with their
doctors whether to have an
annual breast X-ray.
-Stop~ recommending only
"periodic" physical checkups
f o r cancer, recommended
instead a general physical every
three years for persons over 20
and every year for persons over
40.
FOR SPRING
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The f76mt~
Quad takes the
'\guess work out of
looking great
The quad suit of
texturized polyester
includes a dlstlnctively
tailored jacket,
reversi ble vest and two
pairs of slacks. ·This is
all the versatility you
could ask for in a suit.
Rever se, mix, match
. . • one look leads to
another.
In colors of Navy, Powder
Blue, Rust, Tan, Brown,
Green and Med. Blue Plaid
and Med. Brown Plaid.
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DEA.Jl PAT: I know it.'1 acaimt. the law for ~
landlord to try to set a tenant to move out b)' abutttni off uUUUes. but l want to f1Dd out it a
tenant. bu any other protect.too 1n thi11ltuaUon.
&M ,._., 'ftete laelllde: Mat ,..,.; ~·
............. , -.. .. ; replaeemea& ll1P efllcteM1.. • ''
oU or pa t'1lnlacet9 or betlen; ud replace•nt:
e.al fllilltUel • bellen. :
. S.F .. Cost.a)lesa A MW stale law CAB %21) rerila &M edaUac
le1al ~~:= .. ..,.Mlp ettaa." by ·Pi uMblli '1DIDIMti W
oaly from e 1 off &lie &euat'• li&llltJ 1ernee,
bet alilO from: prenaU.1 a Waald'• aeeeu, &o dte
dwelUac (N-eaJled .. loCk..u") · re .. Ylal Cite
dwelllq'1 oatalde doon or ...,;,,, or re•o't'lq
farallldap or teaaat property wtu.oat u.e leuld'•
prior written perml11loa, eseept wtiea doae
panlWlt to speelfled legal proeectues. Tiida law
alao reriles tbe civil peoaWn for a ludlord'1
violation to lnclllde aetaaJ damages, reaaouble
· attorneya' fees of ap to $111 per day of vlolaUoa;
and aUo .. &eaanta to 1ttk l.Qlmdl~e relief.
..... W'et1"9 •et.· ea I., ...
DEAR PAT: I hope you can help me with a·
lon1·•tndfnl problem. Last September I aaw a PtAd!!~t_£.!_tled "J>oodla. Loom" 11cbierU1e4 oa. .
televlaion. It's a devtce for mak.in1 small animals
out of yarq. I ordered one and am starting to think
that I'll never see it or my SS.98 a1ain.
D.8., Dana Point
DeodJe Loom ".. ad.ertbed lalt fall oa wveral TV ataU.U, au of wilk' report tltat they
ltave been flooded WW. eomplala&a by viewers who
ordered bat did not rHelve tlll• product.
Repertedly, Natlollal Marfttla1 Advert.lllag Ltd.
of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., limply waa Mt prepared
for die .. -.er of orders rttefve.4 aad to mate.
matters worse, tile prod.n waa malled by Wrd •
da11 from a New York pl'OCHSiag ceeter. A VS
untacted tile aeller and waa told tltat all
DEAR PAT: You previously p"'blished a llst of Se~mber onlen DOW llave heft ntled (about
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hom~ ener~y savers that qualify for a federal tax Ume! ). U yoar o~r doesn't arrive by Marcil 15,
credit. I clip~ and saved this information and. let A VS bow. la tltat eue, tbe compuy promi.ses _am.re~rringt.oitnow tbat .taxfiUDgtimeis-be~.t --&o--..S a Doodle Loom &o yoa rro•i&a~ --
noticed .that heat·a bsorblng or heat-reflective ltoell of aamp&es •
glazed wmdow and door materials qualify for a 15 ====~:.......------------
~rc;ent credit of up to $300 if installed between ~pr1l ~· 1!!7? and Dec. 31. 1985. Would drapes, including lirungs, also qualify slnce they save energy by cutung aown on heat loss·'
J .K .. Costa Mesa No. 11tere are a number of Items tbat you may
not claim under tbe law, aJlboagb many of them
may CODBerve energy. In adcUtloa to drapes and
lining.a, wood paneling and nterior s iding doa't
qaaWy. Heat pumps, fluoreaeeat Ughta, wood•r
peat-bu.ming stoves, replacement boilers and
furnaces, and llydrogen-faeled equipment alao
cannot be daJmed for a tax credit.
However, Congress ls cOAslderlng addlag
other lte018 that may be claimed for tu cTedita lD
.. * JEWELRY s•w *
OPEii 10 THE PUBLIC
••Yo• (ee 1., At Wholesale Prices
0
SUllDAY, MARCH 22nd
Starting at 11 :00 •·•·. to 6:00 p.nt.
IP TO o'''
ALL JEWELRY IASED AT LAST YEAR'S GOLD ,
PRICE-DONT WAIT· THIS MAY IE YOUR LAST
CHANCE TO IUY GOLD JEWB.RY AT THESE PRICES.
ALL JEWBJtY IMPORTED FROM ITALY.
All SOI.ID 14K OWNS, CHARMS, BRACH.ET, EARRINGS
ALL JEWELRY 5al IY wmn
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HOllBYllT PEER1 INTO THE HEAVENS ,
J8dl Smolen at Hla T•ecope In CataldU Mountain• ,.
I • i Amat~ Astronomer Hai Own Homemade O~servatory~'
• "1LD 1.-' ( ) laraer C1D1 Optics became ID1 .. ,.,._ prasnm I baft .,.,.......,, i7£ 1 ~ Ufl:'ln.I' ~ career." lutHcl ll to briDI u
HUBLSY, N.Y . -Some JSIDD ... ....-S ~ 1i90D1e bere u I ca. 4rea• of owala1 tlttlt own · IO D llADS a larlft' ... 1bow dileai tbl beauty ud ...
prhat• mouatalatop. Jaok He IJ'OUDd a 10-locb mlnor oa m1•ter1 of the plaDttt aDd of dae
lmolea wu a more amblt.loul OD tbl ftlt eoMt of ladla to be b1I lrJtehM tdle,· tu». .. a nebulMMdtbe1alut.. ·
.,...... could ... IDd JbotoaaDb a total 71-lDcb GPID tuM of IVllD lroa "In Uae lut uaqaaa, .,....,,
He _. h1I moantalntop all t0lar .ellPM. Some ~Y. and ptao wire. all wtUa tbe •· and mJ1ltery are at root of .. ,._t, IDO aeNI lmown ioeaJh. u aetMM of a nae wateb. 1elenee of aatronomy. Y~I
Sa1le'1 Nllt. At t.be 1ummlt. .. ••• 71 YSAU old," be ex· Clearly. 1ucb an .1Dltrumeat peopleebould learn tbat." •
perebed lD a cleariq, l1 tbe rest plalMCL •• 1 mlibt not let to aee wu not IO'DdNn1 to be~ • ; ~a':ofctr;!:in~~:rof 25 • anotber -.. n "· att.t' .u. a ': rn.=w.:r::dy~ ~ llorein' Aroaod 1peetacular tlibt and a &ood ex. ..___ r•vy
HH .. •Uip... er 1)..-TY~ .A..:;_,::;dre:.=a:.::m::._;W;:.:U=....--itr1m--tj'flieat11r---..:~----a& I Neat Obeervatory. Wben be flnllbed
lt, la im. be wrote to a friend of
tb• Joy he felt: "Flnally I bave
the moon and the •tan to play wttb."
Ea1le'1 N11t Observatory,
however, 11 no playtbln&. It
might be tbe Palomar
Observatory ln miniature -Palomar viewed, u it were,
throuah tbe wrone end of a
telescope.
It.a rotatlnc dome is 14 feet in diameter, motor driven, with a
panel that alldel u1de to expose
a 10-tncb telescope. A 10.by 16-
foot room..MrVet u lll>..cao..aod lab. Chart.a and pbotosrapbs
decbratethewalla.
ITS l.GCATION ON the planet
Earth ls at latitude north 41
degrees,~ minutes, 30 seconds: longitude west 14 degrees, 4
mlnuUll. ~ seconds; elevation
580 feet
..... bOrn.
& u.e proud proprietor of thll ••After we found the IDCMltaln·
private oblervatory la a quiet· top tbe oblervatory ltlelf toot
spoken, modest man of about 5-elsbt yean to build, workin8 on foot·• with eyes the color of a week__._ " c.---i-••ld cloudleu sty. He studied to be -· Dl.U!VaCU-• •
an electrical eqlneer, but h1I un BAS A DMWMCK. too
fucln.ttoa wtth the beavem lft many .cloody Dldrta. Tbat'1 why
him, lnltead. to the field of op-tbe bll oblenatories are out
Uc1 . west, wberetbe wea.tbe1' ll clear.
"I wanted a telescope." be "So I baftn't been able to do
said. "I didn't have the luxury of any programs that require a
buying one. so I made ooe. a aenes of observaUOol on 1uc-
J ~·lnch Newtonian. Naturally, ceasive nights. That's a dilap-
when it was dooe. I wanted a polntment.
NEW YORK (AP> -City Health Department officlal1
don't object to Penthouse Pet Of
'.he Vear Cheryl lUxoa C! u at a diaeo ln f eathen
"rlmi>y bucklklnl -but e borq bu got to ao. ~
.. lu Rixoo wowed the cro'f(t
at Ma'1que durtne somethlQe
called Cowboy and Indian Ntght
•hen she showed up utride a
wblte borwe. But health ,offlcett
didn't know about it until they
"aw a newspaper photo.
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l'M VOTING FOR RAY
WILLIAMS BECAUSE:
§Marchers Protest Seal Hunt 1f a 580-foot Catakill eminence doesn't exactly qualify as a
mountain by, say, Colorado
standards. Ea&l~'s Nest surely qualifies u an observatory by any measure. Jack Smolen takes bis utronomy serioualy, though be lnlist.a it is ooly a
hobby
'Facts speak louder than rhetoric. The
fact Is Ray Williams voted for General
Plans changes that will reduce future
traffic by an estimated 52.000 cars a day.
He's against allowing any more
ear.shattering planes landing or taking off
from the airport. When I vote it will be for
common sense 1t will be for Ray
Williams. ~ WASHINGTON CAP) -About 50 demoaatntors. chanting ~Thanks for savin& the bosta&es, now save the seats," marched
f>eac~ully near the downtown Canadian Embauy to protest the
pnual seal bunt underway off Newfoundland.
r· Sue Pressler, an oreanlzer and director of the Humane Society ~f the United Stat.el, sald 1bunday they were tn1.DI to "let people
io realbe what Is bappenln1 on the tee noes." where bunten from
Caada, Greenland and Norw~ are clubbing the wblt.coat.ed
arp seal pups to take their valUbae fw'.
Jutt receatty, for tmt.anee, be
and bis wife, Muriel, journeyed
to Ute remote village of Anko!a
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~ll..2'"-'·4-11,ltlO I~ Mer.11,21,"'1r.•.ll,1-,....._ s ~ PVBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE
spring'BO
and how!
The distinctive Gucci signature.
You'll want it on everything ... to
carry everywhere. And n<:JN
the accessory collection IS
available at Bullock's
Everything from handbags ·
to boxes to k8'f chains
From our collection
Cosmetic case (doubles as a
clutch) with velcro closing
Beige or blue, $76
Zipper-dosed shoulder
bag. Beige or blue, $95
Key chajn, $26
Handbags
(?ucci ... the prestigious
signature . collection
is now at Bullock's.
John Shea
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t:JUIDCK8 M~ vi.p, Mlatllon V/eJO ltftll, (714) 495-3111. Bulook'a &xf' Coat Plaza, 3333 Brfsto/, C.M. (714) 55&0811.
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• t.;ANllNO, lllda. (AP> -StudmU laaf'taa a Cltroaauqeeted tbele cbu,..: -Drop OUGR and GH iii.My an tllent. u ~ ____ ....... ____ _......,...,.. ___ .. · .an tiliat la Mnd eud IWt abed \bru almpel e.....,. -Ellmtute alleDt Ea, llk• tboee 1.n bread and Um>uab and bri1bt. ~
la IM ....... nll ol Sn&U@, ... a lkoler fl'OiD Uvtt. -Drop the E ln words eodln& ln EY, such~ .. Wa,.. .... Uill....atr. monkey. '
He 111tW out Ma am .. ..._.for tM state -Chane• PH and GH t.o P' when that's how Cltron aclmowled1ed the cbanies would n4*~
.,,. fll ......... wMda II" ldm a fr1Dd11 they IOUDd, u la pbooe and roqb. come euUy. ~
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A.aUIAll J'. an.=. WANTI WOW t.o be spelled tllle WQ tMy : de8d aboulcl be did laave .._.. M ba•. pbr .. lbould be frlM Ud
wellbt .._..be wate. "'l'M ._.. wU1 make apelll.na and ,.ad.1.q a
tot ....... be told tbe boa~ .
Join us for The Knitter's Art;-
.. w, do have a readJ.q and apelllna problem
l.n IUc:W1an toda .'' aaid au., a profeuor of
Lil-~~uo.--llArau...DlllAILllllmaJLLOIUIGIUC.l~l-..ll-+~~~~~-~---~ .. :..i: a very lneoa1t1tmt, dlfftcult ayatem t.o
a fashion show featuring knitwear
as a fashion craft. -------------·~---
lHm. W•'N drtvial at uumtq\alty and clarity." We know you love knitwear. Its comfort. Versatility. NON we'll
A8 l:X&Ct1TIVE DlaECTOa OF a sh<:1N you whars ahead for the BO's. New patterns. Textures.
tax-exempt ll'OUP known u BEtSJ -.. Better Fresh styling for Spring. Even brand
Edueatkm thru Spellin1 Improvement .. -Citron new knits in intimate ap"'~"°'! -promotel apelllna akln& pboaetlc lines. fJO''C;TI
Traditional En1U1Jl 1pellln1 is outdated, Bullod<'s South Coast Plaza, Saturday,
1.ncoulltent and b~ t.o learn, be anueA. March 29, 1 p.m. Fashion Gallery,
•, --r'"' ~ 1 '· 1 Take the words "t.o" and .. -;-o.,.•:--"lf this i! ~~ • Second Level. o1•Dot-...,_,,,. _,,,__ 'J.-i1 pronomieed 't.o.' th1a ls '100.' Am I right?" Citron
· asks the school board. Board members nodded . •• "What does lh1I do to my •on my way up' Image?" solemnly.
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Spring is here and W€JJe miiKinQ the living
easier for you during our Menswear Sale.
12.99
Crepe de chine sportshirts.
A. Special A lot of luxury for a little price. All
polye~ter crepe de chine. Ecru, taupe, dusty
blue or nsvy. M, L, XL. ·
Men's Sportshirts f'-...
12.99
Short sleeve terry sportshirts.
8. Sf)fJcial In 8 go-with-everything colors . .It's
our way of celebrating the beginning of Spring .
Cotton/polyester terry. S, M, L, XL.
Men's Knits
10.99
Brushed beach shorts.
C. Regularly $15 In a shorter length for active
play. Front cargo pockets, one patch fla1=
back pocket. Brushed cotton. Natural,
light blue, navy. Sizes 32 to 38.
Men's Casual Slacks
34.99
Warm up suits.
D. Orig. $48 From a famous
maker. Acrylic triple
knit with zip-up· top,
·elastic waist and
cuff, zipper pocket.
White top, navy
pant or vanilla
top, cocos pant.
S, M, L, XL
Men's
Sportswear
All departments
in all stores
incluclng our
new Mission
Viejo store.
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Prege~nation Providea Preciae Planting
APNenf..._
PlanUna attdl can be u eaa1 u aq..un,
toot.bput.t out ot a t-ube wlt.b a new n\ald form, UM
I tffl In erroru to mako towU\a limJ>ler for home
ai. rt! llt'l'S
Thl1 follow. otht!r inoovatiofta sueb u tapes,
on which seed hovt-bffo ~ paced. and f:llell.
wh~ic.-!?-:~'<li havf' been eoaled to f~!_t'!!!.:.
l'Oll HE COMING aeuon, ldt.1 are available
In 11r<k'n ~nte~ and throutb teed catalop. Tbe
kit provuin an adapl•Uon ol UM proteuJonal
method of~ atart!na known u nwd drUlln1.
Preaermlnoted leed la el•* In a 1el •u.a
pel\llOn, which u. pt.il lDLo a plutlc aqueeae bottle.
then planted In prepared ro
••GEallltNATION OP dlateult 1eed becomes
reltable and measurable," we lln'J informed. "The
percentage or seed eerminated 11 vtalble when
s*s sprout ln the s pecialised 1proutin1 cbam·
bera. The gardener than can aow t.be aprouted
seett. already aware of how much plant material
to expttt
"The gel s uspens ion or seed s offers op·
porttm1taes for more precise planlin1 per row. This
furthe r n-duces the need to thlD seedlings. Thin·
ning 1s olt('n a chore either not completed. or done
m a way that damages the deltcale emerging
plants ..
MANY EEDS need warmth for 1ermlnatlon,
whlle aprout.ed IMdJ can be plant.ed ln ~l•r tolls.
Tht p proutod Mid, ln ... IUIPHtk>o, CU be
1own In the ••rd n weeu a.head of Med planted by
lbe tradWol\a.l ""1he>d outdoon.
The 1•1 wUJ dJaalpale ln the llOU. Whh be\ter
1p1c1na. t.htre l• leu thlnnlna and thua ellmlnatJon
oLmuch tra.Qaplantln~ 1bQl=k,
With alJ ve1otMb ea 10 far teated, f u SO DI
of pre1ermtoated aeedJ atv hiJher and more predictable tm raence than from dry seeds.
With crop1 1uch as aalad onions, pannips. car·
rota and ~ley, fiuid sowtna can 2ive up to 2 to 3 week• earlier emereence than traditional sowin&
mt1thoda. Other exampleb are lettuce and celery.
Pre·1ermlnatioo ll&hl also ctn be controlled
Indoors.
Inflation H~e
LOS ALTOS <AP> -Inflation and lbe energy
crisis is booeting the popularity ol 1rowlng some of
your own food. but an expert warned -lbe lirat day
or ~prlng -that novices shouldn't expect lo save
much the first year.
··Food gathering i~ a good hedge against
inflation after the first• year,:· said Jim Wilson.
director of the National Garden Bureau, an
educational service for gll'rdcn seed producers and
marketers.
81 ohhcal Advertisement Irvine
To Host l'M VOTING FOR RAY
WILLIAMS BECAUSE:
·'I've watched. and listened to Ray
W1lhams for the past four years He's
wo rked hard to cure our traffic
problems in Newport Beach. With his
experience. I think he's the best man
for City Council."
Carol Beek
Stude11ts
Irvine Garden Club
will host third grade s tu·
dents of University Park
Elemen.tary Sc h ool
classes or M1c.1ry Myers •=-------------._,-----1 and Carolyn ·Branda in
RE-ELECT RAY WILLIAMS x Univc·rs 1t v Park Com
mun1ty Clubhouse on
Wednesda~ .... _________ ...._ __________________ ..... ______ .. Ron NC'e~~. lx>ckeeper
Paid lor by Committee to Re~lect Ray Williams of Anaheim, v. ill be ID ~~~~~~a~-~~~r~a~L~1c~h~m~a~n~6~2~4~P~o~p~py~S~t~roo~t~~~~on~a~d~e~l ~M~a~r ~92~6~2~5~~~~~~troduced at 10 a .m . by Ii Mrs . Hoag Nielson. He
I WEEK 1s president of Orange SPRllll
PLA•T SPEEIALS
CLOSED
TUESDAY ENDS
3127/80
7 AC.ES Of ,l4MTS
AT WHOllSAlf & Hi.OW"
5 cJClll. Plank
•S-JoM JwWrn
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·Mott.r~ •-.,1us •llKll,....
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R-.,9.95
•E+H91"Hft A\11
A~ 12.95
OUIOWHHIS
A ... OFHSOR Of~HAMIHTA
HOITICUt.TUH
I~ Redwood 27 QI. ft. 16.00
...... lecfwoecl ~ 1. 95 4.95 URtild S.,.ty
Dec°"'"9• lert 3 QI. ft. 4.4' I ;,.....,_ T ..... A. -
• ·~· 9.95 WMt. Rock l /I ill. rec).. 1.49" •H19M ~Jo--.
•horiftcJ
StrcrwbH-ry
•Mi,,_. r'l!Mt
•Mor~tt
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•-..us ·WMte•.W"•''" • ..,. 12.95
Y-ci.otu
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o-Oflt lloa...i119 fnititM) ,_, s3 "
cltolu •
~ ~P:N:oMl:_::.?~QD;;-;;c:~;;;i~fir.CiE""~l .,... = S...... 11ttt WARH(A AVE. F=.H ~~~
1 Blosk WHt of H•rt>or on Warner
OyW w.,... -~,,., ~ c-oi -
Sintc 19'6
. Ha,liRas ·
Nuraer-Y • Elorl•t
• 2140 Harbor llvd .• Coata M110
Ad Good Through l/25/IO Whlle sUppty Lasts
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County Beekeepers As·
socration. a director or
W est e rn Apicu lt urf'
Society and d!rector or
th e OranJ(e Coun t y
Farm Durf'au.
N eesc. ~uest Jccturl' r.
will show a Wall Disney
movie. "Sec~ts of the
Bee World .. and exhibit
bee ttives and tools of
the trade. Hi s talk wiU
1Dclude reasons why a
man keeps bees and
their importance to
mankind. There will be
a honey-ta.sting session
following the lecture.
A !>hort business meet
in Jo?. cond ucll'd by Mr!>
Dwight Lyons. pres1
de nt. will follow the pro
~ram Plani. will be dt~
cui,:.cd for lhl' flower
!!how lo be held ID Ma\
ID cOnJunctron with lht·
City of Irvine
Me mber s will also
com pa re notes on the status of the vegetable
COl}tai ncr gardening
shifted al the last meet·
ing.
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:;:E ~ Deily P-Malt f'tMlll(•"
They Promised a Rose Garden _;;;
th<: g;,irdt:n ~lub. with help from .he -~,
American Le~1on . raised enough money to :.•!"
n·pl<.ict' lhl' old roses. The €ity of San .. f::
Hoh Mahr. of San Clemente Garden Club,
fon·ground. waters ne wl)'·planted rose~ in
t ht.· Amt·rican Leg ion Ro~e Garden in
l'l<.1 1J P ark. Avl•nue Aragon . San
Cll•mmlt· Some 20 members of the club
g..i tht•n-d lo he lp pla nt the ro~e~ The a r ea
'' .J~ going to bl.-replaced with a lawn but
Ch:mentc donated $200 and the American ... :!
Lt:gum SIOO toward the planting of about .•::
150 r~~ J~
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Garden Favorite
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Wee/rend
Gardening
Checklist
• Plact• s aucers under
out door contiuna plants
to 1·.itch cirainal.(e w<Jter
Jnd Jtlo~ µl anb tn ~o
lo n ~l·r tM·l ~t'l'n "tilt:r
1111-:'.'t
Sat -Mm 22 -11 •39111
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MW.leria-
11 J3.3 ,. -laws lllmb1tieas
Art E1*t -hin Ids
UNIOUE PLANT SALE
C111t100 Natives Md •s
ENVIRONMENTAL
NATURE CENTER
regul.1rly $13.50
BaJlerina,
Harbinger of Spring
and Clara varieties.
LLDl'D•!i
gorden shop
BLUE IRASS SOD
by eal-l'fl!tl
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34c 51t rolls
pickup
149-ft.
I . nc 1000SQ. It or more I direct delivery
~ft •
• OICHONORA, HYBRID BERMUDA ANO ST AUGUSTINE ALSO AVAILA9l.E
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TOMATOES
PonvPaka
Many Varlelles
10 ctlooM lrqm
Mow ..
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Goy ~uchin of Huntington Beach s hows
h~e turnip he grew in his back yard to his
neighbor Diane DeVusser. The mammoth
vegetable, grown from seed, measures 29
in(:hes around a nd Ups the scales just shy of
seyen and one-half pounds. Houchin says
c~rots grown m the same area were also
h4ge. lie sha res his vegetables with his
neighbors and Diane, who celebrated her 10th
bifthday Wednesday, says she "really likes
turnips."
. _ PVBUC NOTICE
J~dges set PICTtnou• IUllN•IS
MAM9 STATmM9•T
Siio.., Theme ...!.':.. .... ~,,. per-• •r• ..,,.
,,.,, o.~. & M.e ..... W. 1191 Strwt,
W , H" l , , eo.t• ~. c.ittom1a n.11 · · omen in 1s ory M•r• a,..,,,,,, .. ~ wu1 1•111
is the theme o~ 1 the ~~~=~'T"~~~'Jud ge1 Counc 1 of Meu,c.tl+DrftMt»21 Oranae County's First 1111, '-'""' ,, ,....,, .. d by •
al Sbo ...,., .. pe11Nflf!lo. Ann_u Flower w. to O.-VJ.Pw1"" be held Tburadl)' from l Tiiie Ml...-t -llled wllll Ille
t o 3 p . m . at F i rs t ~~~s.~ o1 0r .... e-C.011'1•• °"
Presbyterian 'Churcb of • "'aiiu' Garden Grove. tf832 "*'"""0r.,...c--.1oa11yP11ot,
E 1.d A G d Mert111. ••. n . n. •• 1US40 uc 1 venue, ar en
Grove. PVBUC NOTICE
Flower show judges 1..------from Orange Counl~and PteT1T1ous ausiifiss--"AME STATEMENT the southland will In · ,,,. '°''-'"V per'°"" d0!"9 busl terpreting the theme in ,.. .. •a: floral dealgn. MOONIT.< ~USENTATIOHS,
The public la invited to ="tr.!..::~!~r<I•, Nt~porl
view tbe show a nd aee Jent ..,..,, Goldlltro, 203J "'°" m any DeW concepts in Bthlol Clrtla, Newport 8U<ll. CMllOf'ftl• ftMO flower arranging. T1111 bulnu '' W1C111<1e11 t>y •n 1n.
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Call 642-5678. 1 Put • few words
to work for vou.
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JeN ~ Ooldl>ef'9
Tiii• '~-"' w~ llll!d wl!PI !tie
Coun" C••r11 ot Oran11t Cou11ty on
Mar<h ~. 1980 .. ,,,...
Publl'Nd Or-. Coesl Delly Pllol,
Mertll 1. u . 71, 21. '"° ·~
Your coatlaued support durl.ng tbe rtteDt
raiat was 1reatly appreciated. We are
pleated '° announce &bat our staff Is once
-.galn ready to serve you.
OOCTO,.. HOV,..
•'f'~l""T""&NT
HO.~fTAI.. HOUAll
'7 A.M. • • ~.M_ M .. ,-
e !OO A .M . • 1:00 P.M .
Canyon Anbnal Hospital
.JOHN ' A . ·HAMIL. · DVM
&0372 L.AOVNA C.-VON .. 0 . TCLS,...ONlt
L.AOV NA •KACH, CA ea••t A94'·107 0
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE
l'M VOTING FOR RAY
WILLIAMS IECAUSE:
'"He's not supported by outside
big-money interests. Look who's
supporting his opponent John Cox •
mostly developers. Ray 1s his own man
and cares about Newport for Newport's
residents. He·s proved it the last four
years. we need him even more now."
Sue Simpson
White Wicker Heart Chair
With its delicate curls and elegant curves. this.white
wicker heart chair definitely is a pretty place to sit
It's a real work of decorator art! The chair measures
54" tall and the seat has a roomy 18 " diametet:
There's armrests too! A pretty chair at a pretty spe-
cial price. Plus you can get twice the elegance with
the special Htwo for'' price! Reg. 89.95 each
$54.88 each or 2 for $100.00
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ANAHEIM 222 N. Beach Blvd. • ~t-e. LAGUNA BEACH 190 S. Coast Highway •
EL TORO ~350 Swartz Dr. • HUNTINGTON BEACH 7'70 Edinger Ave.
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Focus on Vietnam Vet8 ·
• • Golden Weal~ Varied Pro~
i TIM ............ .a.cu Of ar.
• •Ill be tM toctia ol Yariom ..... f 1ram1 mar1Et•1 Vl•t••• ! VetvUI Week. lllardl ....._ It
meat •ad VA MDeftU, plUI ,.,.....,..,..., will take placie at
noon, MondQ, March M ta UM
wat dlnllll n>0m at t.be ~ cafeteria.
Oo ~.Marcil a a ftlJQ :O • s h d J d' aad p.-1atat.ioa on t.be tome de-p e&rlDfJ c e o e ,,~~-:~;;..~,:.an:·~~=:=·
noon to 1:ao p.m . ln Health
ems 1peaker will be Ron Bitser from
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\ On Cr• ) Science Room 131. Featured
lhe. CCIDI for Vetfrana' _RiCbta
Tb ~--=-.ricrtl151ii1Ji 'Oi'iiilitat.IM'ij _llL.Lol ·-~~---t -----= _..;;..,;;:=:o= • ..... .._. --.~,., OJ'I• aw orte· Roblo Matthews, a Vietnam
Ju1Uce Couadl wW tdlduct a ment aaenctea veteran who curreoUy teaches
.pbUc beartq llueb 17 OD bow The~U hu ldenUfied n1no music ul Golden West, will 70 apend .., millioo ln federal problem areu it eonald n tot. perform a concert from U :30
1rimlnal Jmtlce mone1 over UM of mo.t concern ln Oran1e Coun· u.m to l2:30 p.m. Wednesday,
'9ext three yean. ty, lnclodin,I bur1l1ry, career March 26 on the College Center
" The bearlq wtU betrln at 7: 15 crimlnala, d.ruJ abuse and 1ana patio l .m. at the Garden Grove meet· crime. A Vietnam veteran and a man
tne center, 11300 Standord Ave., Those attending the pubUc who was a cooscienUous objec-'
Garden Grove. b~arina can comment on those tor to the war will participate in
Couocilmen said they want to areas or sugeest other crime a discuas1on from noon. to 1 p.m.
bear commenu from cltbeos, areaa they ~blnk are more Thursday, March Z7 at the col·
p e1ghborbood and commun1ty serioua, counc1lmeo said lege's Community Center.
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UCI Teacher
~pointea ~-;_-:.--..... ~'Yw-Tr·'-:--=Se~rm:-.. ce
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Two free scr eening of the
Academy Award·winning Wm
"Coming Home" are planned for Friday, March 28. A 1 p.m .
showiftt-wtH -be-41F fl"Mum ~: --Wb1tr&·T;r.m. ftreeutarwnt
be in Forum 11.
A workshop on "delayed
stress" for veterans who ex·
pe rienced emotional trauma
during or after tbe war is
scheduled for 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturday, March 29 in the Com·
munity Center. Psychotherapist
Jerry Schipper will conduct the
free workshop.
'£0 Panel Bi.d Failure
A Tustin woman who teaches
at University of California,
trvine, bas been appointed to the
county Commlasioo on the
Status of Women. -!. Billie llaalera, who is a
fUpervilor·inatructor in the of·
Ree. of teacher education at UCI, was appointed by Supervisor
t:disoo Miller as third di.strict representative.
Mrs. Masters has participated
in a score or community and
educational organiutiooa. She
has served as a consultant oo
~ex and race desegregation to
t h e federal Department or
Health, F.ducation Md Welfare.
She also was a delegate to the
International Women 's Year
c onference and appointed by
President Carter to a national
advisory committee for w~men.
ROBEFtr c.
· KAZER
ATTORNEY AT LAW -"-·-o•--... 401 Civic Center Dr. Weat
Suite 1030, Santa Ana
Tel: 953-0ela
S p ec ia li zi ng In
criminal law, drunk
driving and personal
injury. Free consula·
ti on.
PlJBUC NOTICE
rlCTITIOUSeU5'Nl!U N~ITATEMENT
TM __.."II .,..._ -doi"O
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -
State Trans portation
Director Adriana
Gia ntur co s ay s a
congressional committee
has set back California's
bid -to .expand passenger
rail service.
Ms. Gianturco said in a
statement Wednesday that
the House Committee on
Interstate and Foreign
Com m erce failed to
authorize $850 million for
the develo]>ing of 13
.. emerging rail corridors"
nationwide.
Among those corridors
are three in California:
San .Diego.Los Angeles,
Los Angeles·Las Vegas ,
and San Jose.Sacramento.
Genaro Barroaa Castaneda,
26, of Anaheim, died early
Thursday to Placentia·Linaa
Hospital atter bis car rammed
into a flood control channel
guard rail on Crowther Avenue
in Anaheim.
Police said they don't know
what caused Castaneda to Jose
control or bis car in the midnight
accidenl He was alone in the
car.
Paid Pollt1cal Advertisement
l'M VOTING FOR RAY
WILLIAMS BECAUSE:
··He's for development. bu1 not the kind
that loads our streets with traffic. He is
a careful man. You don't find many
people in government who care as
much as he does. When you do. you
better keep them working for you."
John Cote
RAY WILLIAMS X
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MERVYN'S ONE-DAY SUPER-SALE HAPPENS THIS SATURDAY, MARCH b
moors open early, at 9 a.m., with a epecial
night opening 'til 9 p.m. Here are some
of o~r m~~ popular sel tions offered at .. -~ptionafly ~ rday only!
,-9~~ -. "8jkinls In nylon or cotton. Sizes 5-7
Reg. 1.50 pair. 1.19, 5/5.50 • pr. Briefs; reg. 2.00 pair. 1.39, 5/6.50
5.99
1.99
1/3 otf
2.99
for 7.00
2 for ~.00
6.99
1/3 off
3.99
--c*!t .1.49
~3.99
9.99
4.01 off short terry rompQra, peppy
styles tn cotton/polyester. more. Sizes
S-M-L. Loungewear Dept.~eg. 10.00
Save on Bestform• Silver Saver
bras. Choose from seamless contour
or front-c~ose plunge styles. Reg 3:29
Women's sleepwear, in one and 2·
piece styles. polyester/cotton knit S-
M:._~eg. 9._00..:12.00. sale 5.99-7.9,!
2.01 off junior tees and tank tops
tor sun·loving days. Scoop or V-necks
in sizes S-M-L. Reg. 5.00
Spring sale of misses' knit tees 1n
space-dyes or solids. Acrylic. S-M·L
Sportswear Dept Reg 6.00. 3.69
Spring-right junior sun tops are
cotton votle. gauze or madras. 1n sizes
S-M-l. Reg. 6.00 each. sale 3.69
Junior Levi's"' jeans 1n selected
styles. pre-wash cotton denim, 5-t 3 •
Reg. 28.00. 30.00. 17.99 and 19.99
Save 4.01 on misses' shorts and
make the most of warm days. Cotton
blends. in sizes 6-16 Reg 10 00
3.01 off full figure pant tops o.
carefree po1yester1cotton. Choice or
styles and colors. 1n 38-44. Reg . 10.00
Vinyl travel bags on sale. Spacious
'.°.>tyleo;, ~eep your essentials close at
hand. Reg. 12 00-20.00. 7.99-13~
3.01 off knit tops. 1he sea~on·~
favor11cs 1n colton/polyestor V or
round necks. Accessorres. Reg 7.00 -Slip into velvety t~ami thongs w11r
V ·strap. woven stra"-1 lining. rubber
soles Hosiery Dept Reg. 2 00 ..
Multi-purpose shoes, wh1re canva~
uppers with racy red stripes. non-slip
soles. Lrm1ted quant1t1es Reg 10 00
"' • 50% off patent leather'llides you'll
wear everywhere. Flexible soles Colo·
choice vanes by store. Reg. 20.00
Stock up on boys' official AYSO
soccer socks now on sale. Sizes
6-8 \12 and 8-11. Reg. 1.29 pair
Boys' comfortable cotton briefs are
soft. absorbent. 5(2-4). M(6·8).
L(10·12), XL(14-16). Reg. 3 lor 2.99
Sale! knit footed sleepers for infant&
and toddlers Print fronts. polyester.
<.1zes 1-4. Reg. 7.00 each. 4.69 each
Entire stock Healthtex !) play wear
tur infants, toddlers. polyester/cotton
f~eg. 4.00-12 50, sate 2.99·9.37
Super buys on Texas Instruments
L CO quartz d1Q1tal watches. White or
yellow tone. Reg 60.00. sale 29.95
Qiana~ nylon dress shirts tor a neat.
smooth look. Short sleeve. reg 12 00
7.99 Long sleeve.·. ccg. 14.00_9.33
Save an easy .1/3 on sport shirts 1n
polycstcricottcn. Patterns and so11ds 1r
sizes S-M-L·XL. Reg . 12 00 .
Sale! Levi's" 501 " jeans. shrink-to·
111 &tra1ght leg 1eans men dup•.:nrJ or
Cotton denim in waist sizes 28 · .l,
6.01 off Haggar.JJ stacl'.ts of trnp 11ttmg
polyester doubleknit. Sizes and colors
may vary by store. Reg. 16 00
Young men's short sleeve knits by
Kennington· Po.tyestertcotton tor easy
care in SIZCS S-M·L·XL. Reg. 20.00
Young men's famous maker slacks
1n belted or unbelted looks. Polyester
111 waist$ 29-36 Reg. 21 00-23 00
3.01 off knit shirts in contemporary
stripe and solid color styles
P9lyesfor1qottpn, S-M-L-XL RL·g 9 00
Stock up on Mervyn's unde~ear.
l.5•1c.ts. tees. A-shirts, reg 3/5 50
J/J.99 Boxers. reg.2/5.50. 2/3.99
Mervyn's packaged athletic tube
socks are great for sports. Fit 10 -13
8eg. 7.00. package ol 6 pair
Vinyl }ace tablecloths on sale. td0a1
lor ou tdoor dining. wipes clean White
·and ecru Reg. 4.00-8 00. 2.69 each
Quilt bedspreads. Qnnt or sohd
30 00 twin. 19.99; 40 00 full. 26 .66;
4s.oo queen. 30.00; 50 oo k1'1g. 33.33
Special buy on bath towels, colorful_
prints. Tiny flaws won·t affect wear.
Styles vary by store Slrghtly irregular.
Adriana percale sheets of no-iron
cotton/pQlyester. All sizes and cases
are also on ,sale. Reg. 8.00 twrn size
Sale! Sonata wid•width draperies
01 eiogant antique satin. Five sizes at
or'le low price. Reg. 37.00-66.00
2 for9.0
25o/o off
50% off
1/3 off ..
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11.99
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12.99
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9.99 Sale I Levi's• Hardwear°' jeans for
boys. Durable polyester/cotton denrm.
in sizes 8-12 regular and slim.
Special buy on atretch terry fabric.
Polyester/cotton. 1 ·5 yd. lengths.
Shop early. quantities limited. Special 1.99yd. ~
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17.99
5.99
Print front tees boys love to wear.
Multi color photo or glitter prints.
S·M-L-XL. Reg. 3.50 each. 2.69
5.00 off Jr. Cruiser• skates from
Nash". Jogger style skates take your
kids for a whirl of fun . Reg. 22.99
Save 25% on glrla' terry ahort.Us in
polyester/cotton. Slzea 4-6X, reg.
7.00, 5.25 Sizes 7·14, reg. 8.00. 5.99
3 9g 3.01 otnerry topl tor Qlrls. Naturals
for spring In polyester/cotton knit.
• Pastels and brights. 7-14. Reg. 7.00
Colorful tubular hangers, regular
size. lightweignt for orip drying. Reg
3.00 dqzen or 25; each, 11e each
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•IOBLC.DON ................
The alM trail•n ud com-
•ct ~ bom4ll WN q~ • 11 et.raq.
Tbey were all connected to an
a,tery-lllle network of tubea lllllDP'nl water and electricity lato these home away from
•me CD wheels.
aJJ owners ot U'allen or motor
homet built by a Nappanee, l.od. nrm. ·
"I tblnk ,we' re 1oln1 to
weather In.)' problem with 111
or eq>eme1 because ot tbe eom-
radeahip and trlendahip that the
Holiday club baa en1eodeNd
over the years," aaya Doras
Wildenbeim, president of the na-
uonal ol"can.tsatioo. But there were no rttreat.lonal
•ebJcle salesmen barlong out
.oky smooth sales pitches or "I KNOW RIGHT now it's
q&aot.ing a litany of prices, OP· been a hard time for the 'RVera'
lions and payment plans. and it's be~n bard on the
The units weren't for sale. dealers," says the 61-year-old
Ohio resident. ~.-•.. !l'.B.Ull ..O~~ :>?<>~---~ot she Kdm;;-.,.-rR·t-Ti-..mr-tfce~se plates from as far as are going to give up other t.b.i.n&s
Maine, and the congregation so they can travel with their
Diet recently for a winter rally trailers." ~t the !Jrange County Fair-Tom and Ruby Ryder, like
crounds m Costa Mesa. many other club members, have
Undaunted by fuel shorta~es done just thal an~ skyrocketing gasoline Tbe retired Oakland couple
Pr•c.es, these modern day have cut out most of their plans
_gypsies "! the asphalt took in a for ove~ travel, opt.Ing for
ffve-day prog.ram o~ Orange vacations spent crisscrossing
Coast tours, s1ghtse~mg, shop-the nation in their 31-foot trailer.
plngandotherrecreat1on "Most of us have the attitude
l The ass.emblage -members that this is worth it no matter ot the Holi~ay Rambler Recrea-what the gasoline situation is,"
Uonal Vehicle Club, Inc. -are says Tom Ryder. "RV life is our
top priority."
' Most club members, says Mrs.
Wildenheim, are retired and
spend from ~few weeks to near-
ly seven m ths each year at-
tending club allies ~Id in cities
lhroughout the United States,
Canada and Mexico.
C lub me mbership hovers
be tween 15,000 and lo,000,
although rising fuel prices have
taken their toll of senior citizens
gripped by fixed or limited in-
comes, she says.
Goody Goodfellow. a retired
Detroit auto engineer and 16-
y ea r veteran o f Holiday
Rambler RV rcillies, says he's
especially seen a drop in ap-
plications from youneer mem-
bers.
"You can't expect a young,
man1ed couple to set S20,000 or
$30,000 in their backyard and WM!!
it <a trailer) twice a year," be says.
Goodfellow. 70, spends less
thao five months each year at
his Palm Springs home.
TRAVELING BY trailer of-
fers conveniences and savings
from alternative transportation,
food purchases and lodging bills,
he says.
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There 's plenty of work to do at
the trailer camp in between a
full schedule of coastal
sightseeing and shopping.
Green Valley Lake resident
Ullian Scott, above left, enjoys
a humorous moment with Holi-
day Rambler National President
Doris Wildenheim. At left on
ladder, Arizona resident Gene
~d takes advantage of a
quiet morning to repair his
rmtor home with aid. of national
rally coordinator Curley
Maynard. Far left, evel}' trailer
rally means another patch, and
another notch on the asphalt
highways.
R~v. Terry: LHe Can· Be Abundant
By JUDITH OLSON
Ol llll Dally Pil« Si.II
.. I like to b e a child
sometimes," says the R ev.
Terry Cole-Whittaker.
, No kidding.
The former Newport Beach re-
1ldent, now pastor or one of the
fastest -gr o wing R eligious
Scieace churches in the U. S.
aod .a budding television star, is
indeed a child at heart, as a
tlance al her office will confirm.
There's a stuffed animal and a
sandcastle on her desk, and a
cloud pillow with a rainbow
fringe banging from the celling
above it.
A stuffed star on a wand Cno
doubt a magic wand) is propped
in a window sill.
There are balloons lying on
the floor, perha~ left over from
a church rally or office party.
And. the most childlike or all
are the crayons on ber desk.
Does she color in her s pare
time?
She might, but the La J olla
pastor bas few extra moments
nowadays. She has bad one book
published. <"What You Think of Me Is None of My Business"), is
writing her second, has ex-
panded ber television ministry
<Sunday mornings here) to the
east coast and continues to lec-
ture and CO\lllSel.
REV. TERRY, as she is called
by her parishioners, exploded
onto the religious scene three
years ago and has amazed the
San Diego a rea by drawing re-
cord crowds to her Sunday
services and her Winners Circle
Breakfast Club.
What is the attraction of
thiS slim blonde, who once was a
clerk at Vincent's Lido DTUgs in
Newport Beach a nd was a
homecoming queen at Orange
Cout Colleee?
There are several reasons for
her aqccess, she believes.
Her Sunday services are all
upbeat and positive, filled with
affirmations and expre!sioa.s of love.
"I tell my congregation they
can be happy, that they can ex-
perience total satisfaction in
life, that they'r.e okay, that
they'ye made It," she said.
"We are born and condltioned
to believe there'• aomet.b.ing
mlulnc in our liTet. But we're
all Okay."
•s. OOLE·W&lllAKEB also
believes ln 1hartn1 her own
stru1glel with her parishioners
so they know she's human too.
Sbe ~" aches to herself," and by d ao, lmprovea her un-
den or her own Ufe.
The former Terry Retch, stu-
dent leader at Newport Harbor
High School, plans continued ex-
panalcn ot her work in La Jolla
and wanta her church "to be a
Tef'Y posiUTe Influence on our
planet."
AU OI thla WW ta~e a Jot ol
work but that'• okaJ. Ms. Cole-
Whittaker believes she has an
a bundance or everything she
needs to s ucceed at h er
fingertips.
Success has not come easy for
the popular pastor . She bas en-
dured three broken marriages
and learned many of hfe 's
lessons the bard way. but she
always bounces back stronger
and better prepared for tomor-
row.
HER INT&ODUCl'TON to re-
ligious science came during her
first marriage, when she was
desperately unhappy.· She bad
attended a Protestant church
but sought a nswer s lo the
c hur c h o f h e r great-
grandmotber.
"I got more involved ip the
church and saw the principles,"
she said. "I saw bow negative I
was."
From then on her growth bas
never stopped and she sees oo
end to what she wanta to do.
It involves lots of rilb, but
Ms. Cole-Whittaker believes abe
baa a mission to perform.
"We are all unique," sbe con-
tends. "Every one of us is here
for our own special divine
purpose."
Her basic precepts are simple.
She believes that there ts an
abundance ol everyt.bin1 in the
world, that it's avallable to
anyone wbo wants to _partake
and that life can be IOOd for all
~pie.
Slttinl ID ber spacJoua oftlce
overloolr:lq the Paclftc in La
Jolla ln a huge, tbree-atoty
building abe bu bought and Ls
ref u r ~lab l n g , II a . Co 1 e •
Wblttaker reflected OD her
pblllopb)' and her plans.
SHE na8'I' of all tM!lleves in
living for today and foraett1n1
tbe put. One · abouldn 't, abe
says, try to bold onto the joys ol
yuterclay because tbeJ will Just
escape. TodaJ'• pleuure1 mUlt
be ~ today ud tbe *" must be folloWed.
Sbe 11 opdm11Uc about the
state of the uruon and says 1.hat
''We're at a pomt m Amenca
where we can absolutely ex·
penence heaven in oursel•es.
"You can be as affluent as you
want. You have to put your
priorities in the right place and
live your life from an inner ex-
perience of ecstasy.··
Ms. Cole-Whittaker contendc;
that material thmgs doo 'l make
people happy but that happmess
comes from recognizing one's
"right to be prosperous."
Abundance can be tapped. she
<This figure, Morgan added.
inc ludes royalties and com-
m1 ss1ons from dasses and
tapes >
MS. COLE-WHITTAKER
doesn't measure her success in
fmanc1al terms. however. She
says success 1s "doing what you
say you're going to do and feel-
ing at oneness with God and
your fellow man."
Her church has been accused,
she said, of being a "me" or-
ganization but sbe defends it by
7he former Terry Reich, student leader at
Newport Harbor High School, says she
wants her church to be a very positive in-
fluence. . . ' The one-time California
Mrs. America . representative says she
doesn't want to miss out on anything in life.
says, when people realize that
"God Ls their source, Uiat God is
within them. People have the
power to fuJflll their dreams."
She abo believes in offering
"unconditional love" to her
fellow bumam. ~
"WE WANT people to trust in
tbemaelvea. When the7 love
tbemaelve1 unconditionallY they
won't -.i and dope it up or
drink tbemlelves to death.
"You have to 1lve people
alternatlvea," she added. "We
don't scare the bell out of peo-
ple-we love the bell out of
them. And, we allow people to
faJl and to succeed."
Ma. Cole-Whittaker bu herself
tasted ~roaperity since she
came to La J~ u church re.
cords lndleate.
Nell Morgan. a San Dle10 col·
umnt1t, reported that tbe
mlllilter wu pald sn.eoe in tm, .. out in fr'clllt. IO far u I've
been able to.._,, far mon tban
con•entlonal San Dle10
mini...,.," be aald.
explaining that "I can't love you
unless I love myself."
''MOil peoples' lives are about
avolcllng," she added. "We must
choose what we waot to be, do
and· have and use spiritual. -
creaUTe power in a way that
nurtuna both us and society."
The one-time California
representative to tbe Mrs.
America Paaeant aald that abe
doe1n't want to ml11 out on
anythlna in llle and admlta abe's
aelftab. "I'm here for me. But
the only way I can serve God la
to bave m.y own llfe as an in-
aplration.
"I WANT llY heart lull of
Ion, my life full ol Gbd. I want
to be prosperous ID all that I
do."
la tbe future Ms. Cole·
Wblttater hopes to expand the
slse of ber con1re1atlon to
10,000 (by the end ot 1111). lm·
pro .. tbe qualltJ ol her cbllrdl's
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uaed to keep.JU.I d1•ra la hu been ~tiQa from aboppen at .. tuliklir·11ana;·-wewPc>r<""Deacn,.a
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The "Sir Winston Cburc:hlll
Claar Box." which ls included in a
display of one-of ·•·kind allver
pieces at Roblnlon'a, ls made or
sliver and Oabooll ebony and
measures 1 by 8~ lpcbes. the ex-
act length or the late Brit.lab prime
minister's cigars.
A plaque on the top of the box ls
of clolsaone enamel, made of 118
clolaons, wbicb means that 118
pieces oC silver wire separate the
enamel.
The entire silver collection,
which is being shown through Sun·
day in the store's Sliver Depart-
ment, is valued at mo.re than
$200,000. The box alone 1s worth
Sl5.0'00, according to a store
spokesman.
Also included in the display is a.
4-foot.taJl sterling silver teaspoon
va lued at $6.000. a 4-foo(-tall ster· ling silver teapot and a 16-plece
natware service for four made of
14·karat gold.
11oaa1s PLAIN.&.
lf.J. CAP> -A famllJ
···-"' ...... u.. lrlt -.......... tatlw
hi ':1:1"• at a.ut ftye eNat SraHt Ptlu ... a eeel\IMd
loeaal leeurlt1 Ad· •te•mlldall. ........ ~ .. om.
............... tbl'M
...... loalal ltewtty
•uaben °"" • yean cluetotbe~.He e.a....._ ...... blJ'th. ....... u.... .... , .. ·~cl hopH ofltelal1 can
1tralpta out the meea
10 be eaa collect bl•
Social Seeurtty beaellta wbenbe...U..... B...._ Em.le, named
for bl1 father, other
Erne1t Pelis are
Ernie's aon and
1randM>n. Several re·
laUves also are named
EmJe, lacludlna bU sll· ter-ln·law'1 ion, her
aon 'a IOll, hls brotber·ln·
law, bi.a brotber·ln-law'a
aon, and bi.a brother-in·
law'• aeo'a IOD.
--,.~ ... i-......,..-...-~,.. .. -.. AND BEUEVE it QL
not, I have a sister
named Ernestine," Pela
aaya.
And lf that weren't
enough to fuel the
bureaucratic confusion,
he's got a cousin -
another Ernest Pela -also living lo New
Jersey. Both men had
'm 0 t h e r S n a m e d
Joaepb.lne and married
women named Anna.
"It's poaalble, even
probable, that aome. of
my lifetime earnings
may have been credited
to my cousin." Pela
said.
The trouble started in 1951. when Pela. an in·
dependent milk dealer. began paying into the
Social Security system
for the first time.
WITHIN weeks. the
Social Security Ad ·
ministration lssuedhlm a
second number. explain·
Career-building Seminar ., mg that he might have
been using the wrong
number for the pre\tious
14 years.
.. Astrology and Your
(' a r ('er;' · · · C a r (' <· r
Wardrobt: flu1ldmi<" nncl
.. Uc:rnty That Work~··
d re tit 1 (.' s 0 r l h rt•('
:-.t•minars to be held
lit·~innmi;t al 9:30 a.m.
tomorrow al May Co 's
~nuth Coas t Plaza
~"tori.'.
( Horoscope ]
SATURDAV,MAR('ll2?
Ry SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES 1 ;\tar 21 /\pr l!Jl (jo stru1ghl to
th'' bo~!> m1·ans :J!>k qU<'!>l1ons fJf those at top
and ~kip the· .. rihhon 1·l<·rks " l«·fusr lo b<!com<:
langl<-d m bun·aucraltc red Lupe. Write, <"all,
submit su1u~estion!I. J(1ve full play to intellectual
cuno~1ty. Gemini J)<'rson plays key role
The serrunars. which
will cootinue through 3
p.m .• are part of a
"Jobscope" series being
presented by the store
a nd Mademoise lle
magaiine.
The seminars are
·'tailor-made for the
woman of the '80s," says a store spokesman,
and offer "no nonsense
advice on subjects that
matter to the careef'·
oriented woman includ-
ing career choices and
ROa ls. wardrobe butld·
1ng with investment
pu~ces, hair and makeup
and fitn~s "
Over the next 16
years, Pela answered
many requests from the
agency fur additional
personal information,
always ,pving his most
recenUy issued number.
lo 1.967, the agency is·
sued Pela another
number, hls third. advis·
Ing him it had no record
of any number besides
the one issued in 1937 -
his first.
Worried about what
m ight become or his
Social Security benefiL-;
when he retired. Pel~
sea rched (or other
F.mest Pcil!ft.-and found
b1I couam lD Hawt.bome. ill middle lnltiall. Pela f1I Kon1I Plalu .. , ... nner used my
wll .... April t, ltU ... middle tnlUal -'P' -wtan. ldl o09ia'• dac. oa_autld:u," Pela •aJd. ot blrtb 1'U Aprll I -'1U I W, maybe all thl1
two -earu.r. e o u l d h a v e b e.e n #-• avotd..s.''
.. AND WITB our
wtv• aad motber8 baY•
la• tbt 1am• ftrat nam•. well, 10U don't
'" that baDNDln1 'too oft•n.'' t6e Morrl1
Plalna Peta aald.
Ull COUIJD, Pe~!..~~d-' a1-o baCl been ClUllUODea on occaalOii'AbOtat
Soclal Security number.
The only difference wu
lleanwblJe, Rep .
MlWcent Fenwick, R·
N.l ., ealliq Peja'a PTO·
blem "'truly amazinc."
baa 11ked the Social
Security Admlnlalratloo
to lnveatigate and clear
up the problem.
. ••1-m1ry )'et ret
chance to retire." sald
Pela.
Fashion Forecast
NEW YORK <AP> -1t la no col.Dcldence
tbat the spectator lboe lJ back in atyle for
sprtn1 1f aboea a.re, ln fad. an indicator of
tbln1• to come, says Harold B. Gessner,
executive director of the Footwear Council.
''Tbe eeaaible but style-ecmcloul mood of
the country demands a revt val of tbe
spectator,'' says Geuner. ''Tbe spectator ia a
cla.uJc b6color lboe wltb clean crisp llnea. It ts
pretty and femln1De -but. at tbe same time,
9&em~a~f~1'o.-1'-·-.. --.... -,·-----
TbeJJIOa venlonott.bu~ LI .a.lm..b Wl ~6a•ian • .-.-.•-lnterpretatioo of the bicolor aboe" which includes Y-.::;•~& tl.#Vvr~
the trldlUooal white and black or navy, u well This long torso dress is among Mila
aa tbe new bright.a or paat.ela, Gessner report.I. Schoen's fall-winter des igns at the Milan, .
The styles of hair and aboea a.re the first I l r hi h Th trt h t a d indication of thinfs to come -tbinas like ta y, as on s ow. e ·corner a n
e mask are accents borrowed from the overall aocio1ogtca trends 81 well u fashion, Ve nice festival. Ms. Schoen keeps her
accordina to Gladys ToullJ, apedall.at on the heml1'n es discreetly below the knee social stlDlflcance of dreulnl and bead of the
fashion department at Pratt lnsUtut.e in New despite a general trend upwards.
York CUy.
•• • Asphalt Gypsies
(From Page Bl>
··When you see something you
nnt 'to loot at, you atop. You
don 'l have to find a cabln," be
says. "And you can run a travel
trailer a lot cheaper than you
can a home."
ll lakes a hefty car or truck
engine to pull the trailers, which
weigh approitimately 7.000
pounds. But RV owners say
they've s lashed fu el costs by
driving less th.an SS miles per
hour.
"We're Ul no hurry," asserts
Tom Ryder. "Sc!nrnr c1t1z;ens
.have no clock to punch
"AND 111E GOOD thing Jbc1ut
this trailer ts that you can pJrk
1l and take the car and go v.hert: you want to go ..
Goodfellow, who!> naltonal
director of the club ., we .. tcm ~·
g1on, say ht:'~ c:ro~st'<I th•· r 11un
••• Rev. Terry
(From Pace Bl> min.iatry to people and travel to
meet world leaders. "And I want to be a good team
member," abe said. "I \I.led to
be a looer."
In her spare time she roller
skate:s, aurfs, goes to plays and
movies and spends time w1lh
people she enjoys.
"I play the piano and sl.llg and
I love to laugh and have fun ."
she asserted.
The former Newport Beach
student hasn't come M> far she's
forgotten her days In OranRC
County and the people wh o
helped her become what she 1s
today.
"l;d like to thank the people
who made a difference a.n my
hfe . Mane Hlebsch, Mar1te
Shea, Bob Wentz lher teacher-.
at Newport Harbor High ~chool 1
and Mrs. Butler. my ~1 xth ~rade
teacher.
"And tht"n:· ~ I.ucwn Scott. m~
dra ma teacher t J t O rnn~l' Co"'"t
ColleRe). The stuff he tauttbt mt•
ha!> helped me unme~LY in m)
try 11 times. He's working on hla
fifth Holiday Rambler traller.
putt1ni;t about 140,000 miles on
eacb urut.
Moel members chronicle their
rally attendances oo a metal
t11te board riveted to the side 0(
t he1 r trailers, like so many
notches cut In America's vast ln·
terstate tughways.
"One thing about travel
1 railers," be adds, "You always
have a good neighbor. tbe best in
the country."
life And Jim Fitzgerald, my
music teacher Cat Ensign mid·
d le· school and OCC>. • ·
Ma. Cole-Whittaker sald some
people bave described her u
"too powerful" to get to know.
hut she argues that sbe's }ust a
pt>rson on a Journey like the rest
uf us
"l JUSt keep walJ<tng . r don't .
kn<Jw what's out there. All (can
do 1s keep waJking. I Just keep ·
l'1t pandmi.: and pushing beyond
my l.urul!> ...
TAURUS I Apr :w May 20J : You lcCJrn
<iboul timc-und·motJon. basic costs. ways to in·
crease income. poknti<1l. An<'s, Libra ·persons
figure prominently. Cet off sidelines, ~et g? of
.. security blankl'l" and take cold plunge into
future. You're going to make money! . ·
Spouse Is Ketchup Freak
RUFFEll'S
UftHOLSTERY ._...,.w_. .......
ltU ........ ll•ct.
GEMJlli{I (May 21-June 20): Get going, take
initiative, welcome fresh concepts ~d meeUngs-·
with exciting people. Moon cycle high; you ~an
be al right place al crucial moment. Your t1m -
rng, Judgment hit target. You could fall madly ~ in love.
CANCER <June 2l·July 22): intuitive in·
tellect nourishes. You sense when some~g
of importance is to occur. Aura of mystery i.s
preaenL You gain valid glimptle of what occurs
behind the scenes. Part of scenario includes
special organization, club. hospital.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: You will be more
acUve socially than in recent put. People com·
ment on your special talents and sense of
humor. Routine changes and you must be
careful where exercise and diet are concerned.
You receive good news in connec\ion with writ·
ten material. VlllGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You've asked
for teat or challenge and now you have it. Pay
special attention to details, fine print. Acce~t.on
standin& ln community, aovernmental position
and edicts. Aquariwi, Taurus, Scorpio individuals
·areln=~· L (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be ready for
change; travel, variety and telephone .call which
could .alt.er sense of d1recUon. Gemi.Dl, Vlr~o.
Sagittarius persons figure promineoUy. 1:-'>ng-
range project.I command spotlight. Published
material la part of lntri&u.ln& acena.rto. ~PIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Check values.
obtain ~. add to apeclal collection. One clos~ to you confides "money s_itu~tion.". Dig
deep (or answers, reject superficial mdicauons.
Go aft.er story behind the story. Tau.rws, another
Scorpio and a IJbran fisure promlnenUy. SAGJTrAIUtJS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Time is
on your aide -you can afford to play walting
game. Defer to wlsbea of close associate,
partner o.r mate. Make future plans, gather
neceuary material. Avoid ~ect confronta-
tions. Protect self ln emotional clinches. CA.PlllOO&N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19); You learn
what hu to be done bow to accompllab lt. Prac·
tlcal ._.. clomlna~. Accent on bulc service•,
pets and ~enu. Keep reeolutiooa co~cern·
ln1 dMt. nutrttJon and recreation. Avoid tx· tnm•. Remove safety huardl, especially ln
lbebome.
AQVA&RJS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You com-
plete project and Learn meanin1 of love. Artea,
Leo. UbTa persona play key roles. Accent on
1pee\&la.Uoo varletYJOUDI persona and exc.lt· tn.• e..,ert~ent. Where cont.eat.a are concerned, -
1ttck wt.lb nu:mber 9. Put favor ia r~ -
wtth Interest. PISCES (Feb. lt·Mar. 20) 1 You find
ort111W _..,. &q resolve loaa·a&&nd1n1 dilemma.
Aecat CJa property, home bue, or1aa.luUon
and priortU... Complete tranucUon -talle ln·
tUatiTt lD eloatns a deal which tended to ''Unser.~· Oemlnl, Leo per1on1 ft1ure
-promlnmtly. ". -
DEAR ANN LANDERS· Last year I mar-
ried a man who seemed normal l.D every way.
Now It appears be baa turned out to be a k e t chup freak. He puis ketchup on his' scrambled eggs, cottage cheese and vegetable
salads. He literally drowrui frencb fries in the
stuff. <He also put.a ketchup oo baked potatoes.)
. We had dinner at the home of friends last
night and they served barbecued ribs. The aauc~ wu delicious. lt wa.s the hostess' super.
special secret recipe. Everyone raved but lt
waao't good enough for Jerry. He had the nerve
to ask for ketchup. She tried to qiake a joke of bis
booriabneu and Jauped, "Jerry could never be a
blooddooorbecauaeheprobablydoean'tbaveany
blood, on.lY ketchup." Eveeyone ~· Tb~
Jer~ piped up. "I e.t ketchup on everyt.hlng!
Walt t11l the deuert comes.·'
A few minutes lat.er the cherry pie a la
mode wu served. Jerry emptied one-third of
the bottle on his pie a la mode and ate Ill The
big jerk bad downed several martinla, and I
was hoping and pn1ytng be would set aJck as a
dog -but be didn't. He la healthy u a bone
and has a di1estJve tract like a cement mixer,.
Can all this ketchup hurt blm? Any auues·
lions? -BE'M'ER RED THAN DEAD
DEAR BETTEa: AU .len7'9'. doetor. He
wlll/robably say no. Meuwldle, keep plelltJ •
baa Md make ao meaU.. of Ida,. .. ._ for Ute
red staff. Like a apoUed kid, be'U oaly ue more
to lrrUa&e yoa ud set a&MllldM from eclaen.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: The woman who
lives next door bu been divorced for three
years. She bu a 12-year-old dauabter wbo ls
friendly 'Wlth our daughter. I bad beard rwnon
that the woman is prep.ant but muled to
believe them. I saw her in the •upermarket
yesterday and my eyea popped. She 11. indeed.
in a family way.
What ahaU I HY to our dauabter wbo will
LEASE 8
Fro111 The Leader
WEARE OFF
TO A RECORD LEASE YEAAI
Benefit From OUr Pt'lclnO Polley,
Seleet#on And Supem SeN#ce.
NABERS~
~T~Ya · 1110 ...-..1Ln .. CllTA IEIA ..... 100
Aaa
Laaclen
surely notice very llOOD and ask how tbia can
be? -11JPELO, MISS.
DEAit T\JP: U a ti.ye......w do88't lmow
"IMw dd9 eaa be," It's Ume ,_ uplaJaed It Co
ber. AM pleue a&ee1' ete.u of moraJ J9dl••ta
for Ute we ot lter dHl)ter. Tlte womaa
doesn't Med any more tnMlble.
I \
(
c .... .....__,.,.,,u
0mars
CUSTOM FRAMING ·~·" SHADOW llOXES 1803 Newport Blvd.
C-OSta Mesa
seu or ttade your .old
sttls fHt with tl riew
Skiing daUtfled ild In
the Dally Ptlot.
M2·S678
Easter
Bunny fShotos
Bnng )'O(Jr cNldren to the Huntington
· Center mall to Sii
on the bunny·11ac tor a tun Vltlt.
Instant l)hatoe
available UPO'\ request
Dally until Easter.
405 F't/Y & Beach Btvd
··-..........
"The only part of me that's
asleep 1s my reetr·
FUNKY WINKEAIEAN
WINNING RNNIS
tr/ Hy Lobb
l
by Tom S.tiuk
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MOON MULLINS
MISS PEACH
;i -· 8
ifHE FAMILY CIRCUS
DH, D5.AR I T'S
BE:c"-1 A SLOW
MONTH FOR MF.
by Bil Keane GORDO
JUDGE PARKER
•
"I heard somebody soy 'Heeeeeeere's Johnny!"
TUMBLEWEEDS
WHAIPO '1tXJ HEAR ra:)M ~e:
COMANCHES, MX..f ·fEVl:?
N ~CY
THE DOCTOR PUT
ME ON A DrE.T
AND I'M 50
HUNGRY
I'LL KEEP MY
MIND OFF _
FOOD BY
THINKING
OF THE WORD .. DIET ..
Lt!U..O, ~RMAN! 1·~
S~l~1 60f I '~AH~£0
11\'i M1NQ l60\I( t,OtNlr
001" 'f'ONlf.Wf .
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE ·
'JblJ wt:Re f\ OlfFrRCNT PEASCN
Wt1fN yOc)wmf.~CONN~
1: ,/--~ :,*;,f :-. --~\I it/
. ' ' .-...... ' \ .. '',. ___ ...,.! "--_,' ' --~ _ p
DR. SMOCK
by Harold le Ooux
'-AEANWHILf OtO T0V HEAR T\.IAT
NEW~ OOU.EllN, MR LANCE ''I'()\,« 0056 ~IN ~N ____ _.....
AUTO ACCIOEKT !
by Tom K. Ryan
n ~RN UNION l'OILI A it:LE6RAPH
~I L.INE: ~ROOGH "rnEIR CO<..WTRV.
11M-t'eR? ~
' .
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by Emie Bushmiller
T
'All rtQl"tt. so thev'rc JUSI CULTURED pearls.
~~~~~~~~----'~~¥LK&ev.in-~n~--
• by Lynn Johnston
HE i.e..fT ME Wrn1 A HOOSE, F\ ~ ;IME B1u.5, -nuo 61PtNE.SE
ems Pt-10 f\ FNE ~ OLO KIP.
v 'see .
IN AAY
PRf:VIOUS
L.IFE?: !.
WAS A.N
AIREDA&...S: .'
by George Lemont
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
u VondaJ AC~OSS UNllEO ~~lur" Synd1c..i1•• I Poi.e ~s ArQ(>I 1 l'lor'lday $ Pullie Solved SS1aqe 4b H11u11n.~
II Slave 0. "° 49 Nf'ar 1he 1.,...
.., "'"'' 14 JJCOt \ "''° '>l Ar\h•IO()o'
1~ .J .. 11;.iJ-. ".;. .-..ar111
16(ri.io 1 r L '>o(fnJ'•
17 Manopuldle~ .. n<:om• ••
18 Entr~a1, ' ' P()lle< IP<,..,
1Q c:>ooos.1e ot .I! ~i(jhl~ ~IOtt•
t.ah<W' c. (,or.(. lr
2Q Bfol1e<I bQ -f ro()ay
'n W110 Qet'"' ~ 1 tmp111e<1
23 Ge<m DOWN
24 PlaGf'd 1 Ancl
15 Sw.111" ~ P.l u\P
28 w rnc .. 1om" ! f ll'llY>f'Cl
J2 EnrOlt 4 Cd1.t'>trOOl'I<
33 FOl't -Cal· ~~mart :>< r.ou!ll. 411 ChQw
rl()l'n1B li Wa.,w~ , ... p,. •• , 4~ Jao.1.,..~1·
34 It'd' ~ Anqi>rf'<l .. •: [)~011 r rf!hQ1nn
35 Alme>" ~Walt'! bo<ll" , II T1nq•· 4 I !il)lletJ
t!OY'<l Q sa~tnq ('•Hum 4 <, Pt)O!m p.1r1
36 Proo 10 No Am+'f h1 l ut>11t.Jl'l• df '""1••m+•\tPr
37 F1s11 na1100 't f j4'th ~7 M irrprinr
38 KtOQ fr I I NOl'WQOO ·1.• a'""''"~' di; 0•·~1r11
39 lnsHUC.1 12 Run ll)Od'o d'I '>IOfllP Pr .. llY
40 Renovate 1 '.) SOITW' t11ll\ lfi PHt<,On '>0 Hull
41 -Stil!' 21 -Gyrit JI W.i1cnman ~1 Go!>(> 111·
New l.4e11CO n 5<,cw 3q -B~v '>~For Illa! lhJI
43 C.le patron~ 24 Ca•o Onlarro ':Id Wtl
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t
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Buainess
•1 JOllN CUNNin eott.a $3.2S would be up to ST.41, all Jwnburcer. ll MllW YORK <AP> -II eurrmt lnllaUon wtN aucb exilta, would coat $2.28, a te,000 car would IO
to ccwt•rwe rcw t.M ant JO ~n. it would take '* nBll 1* for $13,eao, and' a M0,000 bcMIN would tell at ~ .... a ealcuJator a.nd a bit wbtelberrow Just SJ.JS aoa1t tf .41 SW.800.
to 10 lbopploa, becau1t what coata ll now ~uJd tJ.M llambarser • 92.28 To lnduJ1e in 1uch numerical proJecUona lln't
be S2T .. t.ben ...... A•tomolllle flJ,.. to futlllize. Too many fantules laave eo~a true, JI bo-19' Ori«* ~ at tM overall lallatJon ....... Home sm.-aa J . Peter Grace tbowed Udl week In UOU..r of rat. yomo ..,,000 Nllld nee ..-ould have a value of hl1 doeument.atlou of wbere ••'ve beeo and U ,M3,AO, wh1cb wouldn't be '° bad If your $20,000 where we're iotu.
lncome.,,.. at the tame rato. It would be SM7,860. By today's standards, 20 yean la too dlatant a Grace, chairman of W.R. Grace le Co .• a
But lf experience t1 a awde, incomea won'HroJecUon -maybe 20 times too far if you Judae company ~.aalea total mo~ tban M bUUoa 00 u.i. u U.tl•Uon. ~l m-ibe expes:ieue .., "experta," wbo'-ve been today's reckoning, 11 IO put it simply, Uck.S off by • PoHlblUty would be b.U that rate. which 1U I unable to establish cred.1b1llty .ror even a few what la game on . So la hla esteemed economics
producet a atood looklna tneome unUl It la matched moi'Sths ahead. department.
1 alDll Oii. Tr-y five years. In that Ume a fO.Mu.t_.lh ... .._at._n .... ow.a_ __ -'IT'f!he~'"i"fttrit
examinations that 1eeu '° ponray In ataUsU(S
how tu.log Policy, Inflation aad other public
actions have almost ruined lncentlvr to produce. Plant
SINCE PROJECl'ED NVJIBEU, such as
t.bose al.ready referred to, are shocking to the point
or unbelievability. Grace and hla meo have delved Costly
. To U.S. into the put. usin& numbers to detail exactly
where we have been.
ReaJ gross natlonel prodU<?t, for example, was
SAN DIEGO < ~P> growmg at a r ate of 4.1 percent a year in the six
Sa n DI e Io G as & years ending with 1968. In the next six years It rell
Electric Co. says the to JUSl 3.4 perc,ent. And in the most recent six only
U.S, government would 2.5. That's a deterioration of 46.8 percent-overt.be JlJY.~Jo I>a~ tU ·~~1 .bal! l96&JJrl9 pe&iod-.-... _ _
or The $f31f m • flTon . At the same Unte, unelnPloYmenl averaged 4.4
pricetag of a geothermal percent of the labor force in the alx years throup .
power plant proposed 1968. 4.7 from there through ml™1;eand S.8 nr~enl .._ ....
·• 'f'Of'~~ kilr;erl&r¥&Uey.~··-rd'P'~ 'htost ·mifl'\' s\'i yea'ra:. nora'\ton: -sc:s.._'Y .. '"'
The U.S. Dep,rtmMt percent.
WITH EvtRY lfASf • •
• Covers eng comp • Steering • Air cond • Manual
Auto trans • Front susp. • Onve Axle • Complete
front& rear brake system • Elec sysfem -
• ltm-OI' -... CO<'••«< -. ~ OOO!v IO.,,., ol IM Holed -'el contred-
• Sl>edel "°""*"' tor AUO• .»oua• ... ...,.... MO ....._,. Potw:N. SUI!..
TrlUMCll\ 111111'0. OoeMlo. • w111 o. ano ~ venc: ... -°" -
F irestone Tire & Rubber Co. workers Nick Kalamon. left. and
Ammie Moyer, inspect steel radiar tires at plant in Pottstown.
Pa .. one of six Firestone factories slated for closing A total of
7 .000 workers will lose their Jobs. The scheduled tlosmg of the
firm's South Gate. Calif. plant will put 2.300 employt·e~ out of work.
of El\ergy has budgeted
$64 million for its design
and construction. But a
s.pokesma n for the
utility said Thursda y .
"there's no money on
the table· yet" and that
an a ppropriation of
more than Sl4 million is
needed.
The 65·megawatt
plant ts proposed on 40
acr es of land a mile
south of Heber. It would
pr ovi d e ltte f irst
co mmercta •·sized
de monstration or the use
of b1n a r y:cvc l e
technology to produce
electricity, usin g hot
~eothermal bnne to heat
a -;econdarv working
fluid that expands into <t
f,?as and dn-.es electnc
turbines
PRODVCTIVl'fY GROWTH. essential to
lnflalien-control, rell In the same lime spans from
3 .4 percent to 2 .1 to 0 .6 percent. T.otal
deterioration: 82.4 percent. And real b~~~aa investD'JltDt declined_ from 1.3 percent' lo 1ual
2 l percent, ror a total deterioration or 71 .2
percent. .
Did anythtng-go JP! Ves. lnflatl~n. It
aver aged just 2 4 percent an the six years through
1968. rnore than douo1ed to 1.9 :n the six yean
through 1973. and leapea to 8.5 percent m the latest
six years. The total worsening in the \968-\979
period amounleo lo 254 2 oercen\.-
Could anything nceeo tnat? T,he federal
deficit could lt averageo 13.9 biltlon in the tJSr
period, $9.2 bilhon an the sax years through 19'73.
and S36 6 billion from there lhrougn 1979 That's
838.5 oercent.
GRACE PRESENTED-64 pag.ea of such
testimony t his week at the Fairfield. Conn.
Uni H>f"illy SymPOs1um on American Capitalism.
Has theme was that we are taxmg ano needlessly
innatm~ our.o.elvel\ out of existence.
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WHY IS mE IRVINE COMPANY
SPENDING SO MUCH
MONEY TO GET ITS WAY
IN THE NEWPORT BEACH
COUNCIL ELECTIONS?
It's *•use they bav.en't been able to lnlluence this city coun· ell and they are mad. Since when did tbe lrvtae company
become the voiee of tbe people of Newport Beach? Vote for
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Jargon Rampant .
In B_usiness Copy
81 MILTON MOSK0Wl1'Z
The language gets mauled all the tlme, often by people
using 10 words when one wUI do or by people who can't
seem to describe anythini simply. The business world ii
rampant with jargon .
I'm indebted to Larry Ragan, who writes a.newsletter ..
ou ~cago, Io.c an example be .10WMI ..io a ~latL
memorandum written by J ohn O'Toole, the head honcho at
Foote. Cone & Belding, the nation's fifUl largest advertis· •
Ing agency. <Rajan writes t.he letter. The Ra1an Report, ·
tbat goes to s)eople Tnvolve<f in 1nteriiil com1'any com· --
munications l In his message to agency staffers, O'Toole
quoted a paragraph from an airline magaUlle:
'"f'WA is required by the federal government to ensure
compliance with the regulations concerning smoking on
board its flights Fo.r the comfort and safely of all, we
earnestly solicit each passenger's cooperation in strictly
dbserving these rules.
Persistent dis regard
could result in the of·
rending passenger's dis·
embarkation "
O 'Toole's recom·
Money
Tree
mendation to TWA was ~h~nat~alWl~~~~~~~~~a;:::===::::;:::::'-::'
"The goH~mlnent makes us enforce the no.smoking rules
PleasE: obey them or we'll have lo throw you off the
plane .. "
4#Cr •• :::._t<'&•. ('!'""""':'--....._ --..r-C" .. ·.re-"'' • -•• ..,...'-~• ._ '~ .. .:~ OSE OP THE POINTS O'Toole was making is that the
language of etdvert1s1ng as often much better He cited
these examples "Fly the Fnendly Skies." "You're Going to Like L's " ··Doing What We Do Best."
But it's a cinch O'Toole hasn't looked at the advert1s·
ing no" being mounted by Esmark or if he has. he's not
going-to make an issue or it. Esmark 1s a P.Onderous
Chicago corporation that-p~ to be known as Swift & Co.
Ever since at changed ilc; name six years ago, Esmark
has been 1n the e mbarrassmg pos1t1on of having to explain
who II a:-. ll can't jW!t come out and say, "H.i , I'm
Esmark · It has to go through s uch gyrations as these
<t'hen from its latest advertising message):
"ANOTHER ESMARK COMPANY is Swift, which
!>ells value-added fpod products."
"\'alue·a..Qded " m~ans that Swart doesn't merely sell
l·a rcasses No, Sar, 1t does something to that meAt before 1t
reaches )OU -lake cutting 1t up. treatin'g it (adding a tattle
nitrite 1 and Jamming 1t into a plastic package. But to go
on
"Interesting point Swift is the largest s ingle producer
of branded breakf~st me:tt products ~an the 'U S." Thal
takes .i little analysis but maybe they mean this Swart
sausages and bacon get on breakfast tables more often
than any other brand.
HERE'S THE NEXT gem
"The nation's largest·selling integrated high-fidelity
stereo automotive speake r is Es mark's Jense n brand"
Now I'm not s ure "hat that' means At first I thought il
meant that Jensen is the leading speaker brand in cars
that ha\'e stereo systems. But .then 1 saw that word "jnte·
grated "What~ an integrated speaker?
And then they tell us "Esmark goes to the automotive
market 1n other ways, with packaged car·care products
weanng the instantly recognized STP label now going into
more than llO counlnes
Here in the U.S .. they inelude products such as STP
Gas Treatment Motorists everywhere are now more con·
sc1ous than e \'t>r of the greater necessity to keep
<a rburetors C'lean ·
Market Closes Out
6th Week of Losses
~ EW 't ORK 1,\ I' 1 Thl' stot'k market declined again
toda) 1n th(· final :.essaon uf 11~ sixth straaghl week of
lossf's
Tht' Dow Jones average or JO indus trials was down 3.9:!
pomtsto78S 15 ·
Lol-l'f"l outnumbered !!amers by close to a 2·1 margin
:imoni:: :-.;t'w York Stock E~change-hsted issues .
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Dave Cunningham •
Angel Seorer lmpa.-tial? Hardly.
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The AllCt'la have hired Mel P'taab to t\U tb ON NAftONAL TV, aYAN took a no-11.ltter bellyaebe, "Hey, tbey call lbal a bll ln Shortstop Bert Campanerla aad bti
role ol pt"rman.nt oftltlal acorer ln bopea or nto the ei1ht.b lnn.lnl unUJ Jho ~r drlUed Detroit!" $180,000.a·)'ear salary are OG the tradinc block.
aolvlna an ever·•rowln1 problem, • a alnalo to center for the Yank .... But 11~ PAUi 8PalNG8 NOTEBOOK-ni. Aniels With Fred Patek penciled In as the at.art.er Q4
_ 11'4' JOb ls t1 dillmlaUy budlld b¥ n&l 1~1,Jldtt _ _ll~k llUMr (DO-..Woa&thelrflnttw~am•olthe~aetuaLea T,2Ckl Cruz lined up behind blm. the Aiuela
wr ters. Whlch wa1 ~ enoUib.1t•1 no aeeret rela on . thenbyproloftcina-~no:bllter. teuoo,udalaraeoverflowcrowdlinedtbefence 1gureCampyiSJuatdeadw~ighl. .. ---
that bfat writera develop an •U.duneot CllOG> u R e Jack.aon hedD t •'••led up the _ .. _I.._ ....... a•-... 'um ... IC'-----u-." et •al--hav• Call It lov b • 1 ., ___ .,, > to ... _ •-..... .,.,. .. uw -~ ~ '-'& .... ~ Joe Rudi says his ankle is sUU stiff from · a~• re •~P ~ ~am mlddl ln o niolb ln.o1D It mi~bav• been ·-~ •-ia.ooo mark aod ...... .,. b ....... _ ... ,_ --lhey!tt roverlna 1h m; ~ called .....-r-"7.. 1 --~-last year'a-AcbU*-tead88--lnjury, but·-'MA' r----But .. "eb can't posaJbly be CCJG1td~red an e con iVeny e · opelllD.I \UIY eveJ somewhere between 17-18 000 wortdnc through the sWfneu ... Dan Ford ta
lmparUal ofnt'iaJ. He wat employed by the the acorer'I d~ialon "a <bl~lnl dbf!ace," The An&els already aurpaaaed the Amerlc~ rebabWtatJng from hla off-season knee aurterY
Angela for tlve yura as th~lr di~t'tor or and Howard oaell rlpf:! call or the Leasue record of 12.~ set la Kamu Ctty lut at Rama Camp ln FuJlertoo. He expects to tle publlcallons bl·oeflt ol mUUont ot TV v ewen. " yearAltbou. . . _ ready by opening day . . .
WHEN HE TALIUi ABOlJT lhe Anaels. he
us ually re!en. lo Lhc team 1ts "we," rather lh1tn
"they "
Lake Uack Maller or the Herald Eumlner
before ham, Franks wall someday meet bis
Waterloo And he will be unable to convince
anyone or has impartiality, deBp1le the fact that
Franks is a fnendly. honest, hard-working, good
Tiit: P&OBLEM COULD BE solved by a
team of league-appolnted scorers wbo. like um·
..pi res. travel from game to game: No
fuvontJsm. oo conlrOveny.
But bueball ownera won't listen to that
solution because ll involves spending more
money A full·Ume, traveling scorekeeper wUl
require a full·time salary.
..-41 playen are in camp, An.gel Manaeer Jlm Fregosl saya oone or the prorn1a· Don m.ylor led the majors in RBI and nins
ing rookies figure to make the club. Former last year, a feat performed only by a select
Orange Coast College outfielder Daryl Sconiers group of great.a. Babe Ruth. Lou Gebrt1. Ted
bas caught Fregosi's eye with hi.a blWng but WUpama, Johnny Maze, Duke Snider, Mickey
will probably start the season to Salt Late Mantle. Roger Maris aad Hank Aaron •.•
City · · · The Angels' club salary averages SW,984
Still seeking a reliable left·banded pitcher, per player, firth highest In the major
the Angels are talking about a trade with leagues ... Merv Retlenmund, \be Anaels'
guy -
M1H~r. fw ~ay f'IE'm~.'1f"aS>1hec«fiuwl
scorer dunng the controversial Nolan Ryan one·
hitter against New York on July 31
... -~ .. .....,ba&..becOA\At&..-clf!ar -&&.the Ml)' yiable
solutlnnf baseball will continue to have Dick
Miller controversies , and players will still
Milwaukee (or Bill Travers. Talks are stalled beat pi.ocb-hitUr last year (.400 off the beftcb), ~~~U...BJ&Uie -~·-~t.Jweo uivU.e4Jo.ciamp41 a AOD-l'OMM playet"t ~ --n·avaai.· .~e Brewers "want to break up our but w1U have a t.ougb time making the final
nucleus. . . . squad of 25.
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Edison Wins .Big Again
By ROGER CARLSON
Of tM ~11 .. , ... Staff
CIF Big Five Conference champion
Edison Uigh is tbe runaway leader on
the money·mpker last for the 1979
football season. grossing nearly $16.000
more than No. 2 Mater Dei.
which rambled to a 9·2· l record, upptng
the Vikings' fortunes to No 3 on lbe last.
replacing Fountain Valley
llunt.angt~~ Beac h , although 1t
suffered with no v1ctones, 111 No. 4 on
the net revenue list with a $16,293 tab.
unable t.o furnish a net figure ~ause
the gnl6S take lS placed m a general
fund. wtuch as then used by all sports.
HOWEVER, THE SAILORW gross of
$17,300. computed on the average
expense. figures to net out In the
neighborhood or Sl4.000 An indic8tor of Edison's drawing
power lies an the fact rour area teams
showed their No. 1 money maker as the
game with Edison.
THE DAILY PILOT'S llSt attempts to
show lhe gross revenue for a i.cbool
year Wlth the opponent's share already
de lete4.
Trad1t1onal rivalries conlin111e to
dominate the figures as thi: big profits'
came an those -areas -such as Mat.er
De1 vs. Servate, Fountain Valley vs.
Edison, Dana Hills vs. San Clemente,
Un1versl1y vs. Irvine and Manna va.
lluntmgwn Beath.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. Mara na.
Newport Harbor a na Estan cia all
s howed Edison as the key game toward
their profit picture for 1979.
The season was also good to Marana .
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The net is after expense~ such a'>
ucket t.akeno. i.tadaum renl<til, ofhc11tb.
and Cl,...shares. However, some s chool'\
a lso f1~ure the cosL'I of uruforms and
other items lhal rase from time to tJmt•
Newport Barbor. for example. w<1 s
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The bottnm line Football, as always,
'' the bread and butter of a scholastic bud~C't
* * * Prep Football. Money Outlook
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RAY MEYER, COLLEGE BASKETBALL COACH OF THE YEAR.
Aguirre, Mey~r Win
Basketball HoniJrs
lNUf/\NAPOLI S fAPJ
Forward Mark Agui rre, who
~h11t th1· DI' Paul Blue [)cmons to
the lop of the• nat1u~ ranking~
this ~eason. was named wann<·r
of the Adolph HUJl P ·Tn>phv
loday as Thl' J\s:-.i>t·1atcd Pn•:-.s'
<'<>liege b;Jsketball Player of tht·
Year for 1979 80
l.ou1sv11le ha<l l'J for third pl<tce
Maryland ror~~•rd Alb<'rt Kang
f'lni r.ht'd fourth with 13. one vote
a head of Dukl• center Mike
Gm 1n~k1 P urdue center J oe
Barry Carroll was sixth w1 lh 10,
followed by La Salle forward
Mi chael Brook:-19>. Forwards
Don Collins <>( Wa.,hangton State
;,nd Lt·wis Lloyd of Drakt• were
School
":di son
Mater Oei
Marina
Fountain Valley
Huntington Beach
Newport Harbor
Estancia
Corona del Mar
f)cean Vie w
San Clemente
Costa Me~
Laguna Beac h
Dana Hills
University
Irvine
Record Enrollment
12·2 3,350
8-3 2,200
9-2· 1 3,683
6-<C-1 4,083
0-9-1 3,000
2-5·3 2,208
9-3 1,900
-'-6 2,055
-'·5· 1 2,750
8·5 t,880
7-5 1,781
4-5 1,080
1-7-1 1,977
2·7 1,575
2-7-1 1,650
1979 Gross 1979 Net 1978 Net The Big Gelne•
S52,428 -----Fountain Vatiev S23 ,S41 S26,607 --$36,668 S26,949 S.36,508 Servlte
$33,718 S18,850 s 8,871 Edison
$27,500 S10,000 SJJ,000 Edison
S18,890 S16,m s 6,245 Marina
$17,300 U ndetermlned UJ,782 Edison
$17, 131 $14,131 s 9,782 Edison
S.17 ,013 s 9,825 SlJ,018 Newpol't Harbor
S1 3,788 s 7,657 s 7,516 Kennedy -------~ s 11 ,400 s 7 ,952 S S,600 Espera nza
Sl0,865 s 7,065 s 9,274 El Toro ---S10,4fl s 6,100 s 6, 180 Dana Hiiis
S101 191 s 5,769 s 2,600 ~nClemente
Sl0,016 s 1,938 $ 6,800 trvlne
s 6,998 s 3,278 s 7,000 University
The fi 7. 235 pound Ag uirre·
accepted the award at a n11w~
<'On~ert:nce In a dual cerem1.>ny
that also honored Dc•Paul 's Hav
Meyer ac; The J\ I' ('o:.ich of the
Year.
tied for eighth -
Cappelletti Goes to SD
,. SAN DIEGO <A Pl -Fonner Heisman trophy work out. lie is not a free agent but bis bealt.b is J
THE VOTING 8 \I the nat1on ·..,
sports writers and broadcas tl'rs
was taken al the end or thf'
regular season wh('n the Blue
Demons finished f1 rst an The I\ p
national rankings but before the
NCAA pla yoffs. when thc·y
s uff e r ed a s tunnin g .
s econd·r ound knockout h y
UCLA.
Aguirre w as a s mashin g
winner m the Player of the Year
balloting, collecting J69lh votes
Guard Kyle Macy of Kentucky
polled 92112 for the runnerup spot
and guard Darrell Gritrith of
Tll REE Pl..A \I ERS llAD four
\'Ol(.•s each -forward Hawkeye
Whitney of North Carolina State.
Mafquette guarrl Sam Worthen
and forward Mike Woodson of
Jnd1ana
In the Coach of the Year
balloting, Meyer was a landshde
wanner with 218114.i votes. Lefty
Dnesell or Maryland finished a
distant second with 39. He was
fol lowed by O regon State's
Ralph Miller < 19), Kentucky's
Joe llall 081h), Indiana's Bobby
Knight (11), Syracuse's Jim
Boeheim < 10), Louisville's
Denny Crum C9 ), Missouri's
Norm Stewart <7), and Iowa's
Lute Olson and Iona 's Jim
Valvano <5 each}.
John Sevano . .
JOHN CAPPELLETTI ..
winner John Cappelletti is ending five years as a concern to the Chargers.
Los Angeles Rams fullback to JOtn the San Diego Cappelletti'~ departure became available
Chargers. sources cl~e to both ~ams said today. follow1og the 1979 campaign and the sterling
In return for tbe 6·1. 220-pound CappeUetlt. the perforDlJIQ<'e lfst season of Cullen Brnnt, rbo
Chargen agTeed t.o give up future draft choices. replaced tbe lnJured Peon State grad. and wen oo to rush for 619 yards and five touchdoWM on 117
THE RAllS TOOIC Cappelletti as a No. 1 draft carrie<>
choice out or Penn Slate but was used spanngly for Cappelletti's best game and most remembered
two years. He galned 688 yards for Los Angeles in "performance occurred against Pittsburgh ln 1978 .
1976, 598 in 1977 and 604 In 1978. when be rushed for 106 yards on 20 carries in lbe
Two years ago, Cappelletti caught 41 passes slush and mud or the Coliseum fioor. Ironically, n
for 382 yards but apent last season on injured was in that contest that Cappelletti first Incurred
re.serve with a groan tear. the gl"Oin injury to bu leg.
Although be suffered the groin ioJUJ"Y late in IN ms CAaEEa AS A ILUI, Cappelletti has
the 1978 season. be missed only two games before gained 2 246 yards and scored LS touchdowns on'
·"going back in the final regular season game and 632 ca~ during a five·yearspan. He also has 947
the first playoff game. Cappelletti then irritated an yards and three TDs through the air on 105 old shoulder injury In the National Football Ptions
League's NFC Utfe game Tt'blch Dallaa won. 28-0. rece Like Bryant. Ca peUettJ was used primarily
CA PPELLEn'I. %7, WAS in San Diego as a blocking back. ~bus, in his five seasons, be
ThuradAy to under10 a ph)'1Sical examination and accounted for only three 100-yard performances.
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Selling UC Irvine's Program Isn't Easy
It may sound like a dream, but UC Irvine's
new baabtball coach Bill Mulliean ts trying
hard to make it a reality.
The lonner SaddJeback Colle1e mentor ls
busily acurryiDg about these days trytn1 to land
some tol> talent for the Anteaters• 1980-81
baatetball teUOD.
Unfortunately, aellln1 UCl'a prop-am iln't
e11y.
KUUIGAN aEAOU.. Y A.0111'1'8 UCI la not
a name oo the Up ot neryooe'1 toncuea. and it'a
toU&)I to land top talent •hen J'OU'N bUckinli:be liket ol the Pac-to, Bta 10. WCAC a.ad Bl• t eonfe:rencea.
"I 'don't think lt'1 any MCret that UCl la not
known .. a buketball power " Wd Mulllpn.
"People .., to me. 'Who'1 UCJt• That'a a
blem. but It ean be a plut, too, for UtioM wbo t':;
a cballmge.••
A OIAU.BN08 JI WHAT U.. p..,_. will
let at Crawford Hall. Tbt ......... 1lfltlfUl An·
tuMrl AN a woeful ~·PCAA llMe OOID· ~I blto t.bl CGdereace tbret Jean qo.
•
But Mulligan i.su't even thinking In terms of
rebuilding, or starting from aerat.cb. He wants
reaulta lnatanUy and thlnb be ean 1et them
with the rieht recruJta. •
"We want to win rleht ••81·" be uya. but
add.a, "We don't have anyboclr yet,~."
One person Mulll1an. already baa lift
wnpped ts bla M centel' froai Saddlebact.
Kevhi Ma1ee, who wu reeeaUJ voted eo-MVP
o( the state alona wttb Lester' OtmDll' ol Chabot.
1DUU. Y, WHAT •Vt.UGAN would like
to do ti compo1e a Junior ~ all..tar team
for next MUOa. With MVeD ldliolanblPI anlla·
ble, the Irlahman would .Uk• to .-ve ftH to
Junior coUece atan and tbm bit.DI lD two talent·
eel freellmen. Tbe 11.lt of jQDiOI' collue playen Mu&baa 11
courtina llmlft, If be just pt.a 'biU of
them U'CI 1 be more tbaD re1peetable. ilbovO ulllpa politel1 ril1IMd to UY
wbo • ... woomi. wa report« u. UDCOftr.ct a lilt al .... .._ top c1 .. Ud1t11.
BM•• .. ._.. no be alrMcb' bu JocW. otMn 1DCJ•: )lark ~ cnnu c1.a, 11.1
avera1e>; Grant Taylor. Cypress <&-8, 14.0 ;
Letter Conner. Chabot <M. 2'.6); Kevin Fuller.
Loni Beach CC (8-3, 24.5); Eddie Roberson.
Riverside <M. lt. l) ; Zack Jones, San Dte10 CC
(6-5. 28.5); Jonath Nlcbolu. San Die10 Meaa
(6-3, lt.1); Nonn Adams, Santa Ana (1-7. 11.0);
and Wa.r'n!D Ellla, Santa Au (l-0, 11.1).
Of course, lbat llat does not include poten·
tial Saddleback crosaoven Randy Whleldon
(8 .... 17.1) and Ed Patrick ($-10, 10.0).
" Wbleldon appean beadect for UCl,\al
there la 10me cloubt, while Patrick is up in
alr. ·
"lfe•re not doln1 bad." says Mulll1an.
"We've been around... .
The ftnt cby for letter.of-intent tlP1DI• i•
Aprll 1.
Stay tuned ..•
*** 111JWOAN SA \'8 BE'S BEEN ao busy
reendtiae be baa't realty bad a cban~ to th1nll
about bl.I tam'• den•~Uac loll lD the st.ate aemll to cnr-i. 0 1 nellJ f"1 more IOft7 for the players,·:
he sa~. adding t.bat bis burden has been eased,
by the hew UCI position. "If I didn't have lhia
job I'd have more time to think about that a•me
entirely."
ReflectJng, Mulligan won't say whether 'be
would have dooe thin1a difrenfttly.
"We JI.Ill tried to match our power wttb
their power. Our problem wu we 11.ldn't played
anybody that bU <referrlnl to Eat.oft> before.
"Cyp,... aimoet.dJd wta.t Taady <Glllia'.
Oranp Cout> dld the year before. I don't th1nk
any other team coWd bave done that to U1 ex·
cept Cypress. 'Ibey bad the she."
What Cyprell did WU box out Whleldoa and
play a t.ouab·maa-to-man deleme on the Nit of
the tam. wtt.b !!at.on aettinl weak·alde belp
vel'Jtilne the ball weal lnto ....-..-.
Onnc• Cout plQecl tbe iame wQ tut .· f. year to wtn the atai. cham~ from the :
Gaucbol, anct the Chasen folio~ the aertJ)t : perfectly. ~ •
"l don't think I'll ever fora« 1rbat ~ -:
pened, •• IQ'I MulU.la.n. "I'll Juli t1'1 Ud loQk : ahead." _ ~
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n. ~ Jlu eanUDued lalact TbW'lday oa Ill
D•tto&t pttclil•r au• •. ,... 11r4I" ::!U:'·
Pluue4 -arm trouble .._. wlml.al of die -y..,. boaor'l 1D Jm, 1'drytb wu l1fted alter
l"-•u•np wblll • mU1C'9 IA It.II rttbt arm tl&bteued dwint tH ,,,.,.. 1M nltJbitJcm loll to Pblladelplda. AJio lQJW'ed
WM 1Mn Qll"'.Jlt11 .. of PblladeJj)bja. CbrtlteDloo wu
ca,,.... 'off OD a atreteber wben a bDe drt•• caqbt him
Att.:A.N'TA -Con.0. Co.. mu1n fll Ute -.n d:ttllritmiit 111Mbwww wttll 1Ul!lil'tca, aap Cake._, be oftlnd U ID offtdal dt1nl Cl~f' ot I.be Jiumnw Ob'~ca for U. ant Ume ln ball a
m'1~~--~-.. ... ,..r..~-
.. U. OOIDpMJ Is DOt abudoalna it.I t.oebold ID the
Sovt« U..--&Del alb..._ ud apeot.atorl at tbe 1109C0w
Games mQ end up clrtutnl Cote anyway, eompany offlC!fall
beblad the left knee. X·ra11 allowed CD.ly a
bad brulae ... Elsewhere. Ke• Bede: .. drove in tlx ru.na witb a &raDd
alam ud a double u t.be Cblcaao Cubs
beltAkt lllJwaukee. 1°'8 • • • LanJ Bencloa
hlt two bomel'll and a double to pace Sao Fra.ncllco over Oakland. S.2 ... Homen •
by AJ °"""" and Ba44ly -Bell -keyed a
1lx·nm fttlb 1nnlq that powered Tena
paat Balt1moft. 11~ ... GfJlle Pata gave :a--.. aoued ··~,-lllll::-Vl~~Wll~"'--ttb• niatb innlna aa Kansu City ouUuted
•UM•V0t Pittabur&h. 12·11 . Former Cotta Mesa
~. . '"'OMI Ooea..cola Co. will eomply 'wtth P....tdeot Cart.u'a
appeal for aian-partlclpaUcm by U.S. comPa.DMI ln the 1llO
Olympk Ga.mes in lfOHOW.'' J. Paul Auatln, Coko chairman
and dUel ~ecutlve am~r. old 11\W'lday.
Carter called ror lb• boycott whM Soviet troops failed to
withdraw rtom Af&banl&tao and the International Olympic
CommiUee voted to bold the Gamet ln Moscow u scheduled.
The U.S. Olympic Committee. responsible for fielding the
American team, baa not voted oo a boycott, but has said ll
will comply wttb the president's wishes. Carter, meanwblle.
.,_.._,,-.j~~tn the Wbite·~~.,.-to try to sell·
them on the idea.
Coke bad been under contract wttb the Soviet Olympic
-«""r~~~~~.,...~r~...kc-t:>~-.o ··-well as to last summer's Spartaldada sports festival. A
bottling plant began operatioos ln Moscow in July.
.. A coasiderable quantity of Coca.COia concentrate was
not used during the Spartakiada and was stored ln Moscow
anticipating use at the Olympic Games under the Olympic
contract.'' \ustin said.
.------.,_,,~ ol 1.k Dati-----.,,
Texas-Arlington basketball coach Bob LeGraad'a
reaction when his leading scorer, Melvin Polk, bad a
couple of teelh knooked loose by an opponent's elbow:
"When I asked the official about it, he said Melvin's
teelb didn't bavc any business on lbe other guy's
elbow."
Maram~Ja. C~ltl~• Staff Bot
Pete Maravlcb gunned in 20 points Thursday m
night to lead a balanced Boston attack as Detroit
"'went down, 124·105. in National Basketball
· Assc,ciatio. action. It wai. Maravich's second
straight start for the Celtics. The rune-year veteran sco'ted 31
• tor Boston Tuesday ... Kevin G.-evey tallied Washington's
last five points in the final 35 seconds to pace a 119-113 victory
over Philadelphia . . . PbU Ford scored 23 points in the
second half to lead Kansas City to a 121-105 win over Denver
. . . Mike MttcbeJI hit 24 points and Randy Smllb added 20 as
. Cleveland extended its winning streak to seven games with a
10:>-!:3 victory over Houston ...
Allgds, Dodgers Salter £ ... ea
• Bob Ferris, one of several candidates for the •
10th pitching spot on the Angels' ros • was
tagged for two n1nth inning runs ln a s Joss to
Seattle. Pitching Coach LarrY, Sherry,
nevertheless, was impressed. "He w well, be shows a lot
~ o• promise." Ferris worked three gs . . . Meanwhile.
" Ban llootola, coming off a shoulder ·ury laat year, pitched
f've innlDgs, allowing two earned and .six hJts ln a 6-1
loss to AUanta. "I fell good out ere," said Hooton, who
• struck out seven ... I'm comlng right on the schedule I
• set for myself."
Atlaata C'Un~lae• P"fa90ff Bertlt
. Right wing Bob MacMWu scored three goals m
and Ertc Vall and Kent Nl.l.Moa added two each as ,
Atlanta clinched a National Hockey League
playoff berth Thursday night with an 8-4 victory
over SL Louis ... Wlll Palement had a goal and two assists
and Mike Palmateer turned back 34 Philadelphia shots as
Toronto hand,led the Flyers. 3-0. It was Toront.o's· second
straight w~der acting coach Panch lmlacb, who took
. control after Coach Floyd SmUh was injured in a automobile
crash Sunday . . . Michel Goulet scored two goals and
Quebec broke a nine-game losing streak on the road by
beating Colorado, 6·2. ··
H19h and Orange Cout College star DID Qalseabem wu the
wt.Poer ... Due Bercaaa led a 12·bit Houston at.tack with
two double9 and a slngle iD a 6-S victory over Cincinnati •..
WaJM Nenaacn bad a pair of doubt~ and a single in the
Cblcato WbJte Sox's 3·2 win over Boston . . . National
League batting klng Kehll Herunclea walked, stole second
and scored the ao-abead run on an error ~s St. Louis defeated
Montreal. 3-1 . . . Erte Rumaun burled five scoreless
innings and Dave Wlafteld delivered a two.run single as San
Dieao bested Cleveland, >2.
B~lcq Pi.wer ,,, ....... ,. •• Strlppn-
_:__ -UTleA, N."\':-The Kai&•• HMay League's Iii
Bob &mderland la koock.lng 'em over aa a male ,
stripper.
.... _ ~ ~!~~'!'il.~~!¥'..fJ'~ld~da>µoman ... • .• " •• .,~
was suspended from the Utica Mohawks for bowling over a
referee. lt looked like the 6-2 190·pound Sunderland would be
out or work for a few days. Then came the call from the Foxy
Lady. 41r
The local club was in a bit or a bind. Tire U.S. Border
Patrol had stopped three Canadians who were to put on the
club's weekly show for women The three strippers didn't
have work. permits.
Slmderland came to the rescue. He and student Don
Rutledge put on two shows Wednesday night for about 200
cheering women. "It was strictly a buslness agreement,'' the blonde hockey player said afterward.
lrtela. Mdfl•lc Tied for Lead
U.S. Open champion Bale lnriD beat the winds •
of Sawgrass with a five-under-par 67 and tied
Steve Melnyk for the first round lead Thursday in .
the Tour-nament Players' Championship .
Presldeot Carter bas been try1ng to convince the naUoM of
the world for lhe past two months that they should boycott the
Olympic Games in M_oscow ttu~ summer. Today, he
attempted to sell the idea lo American athletes. Carter
Invited 100 athletes to the While House to discuss the reasons
for his proposing. the boycott and plans for alternath·e
international gam~ ... Wll.Ue Davenport, a member of bolh
the U.S. Summer and Winter Olympic teams. said today that
Carter should order lhe American athletes to stay away from
the Games in Moscow If be really believes they should not
compete in Russia ... Former Olympic gold medal winner
Jesse Owens, hospitalized for cancer treatment. was
-"definilely~oing well --m~h ~er .. :· -&aid-~hoipitaJ
spokesman in Phoenix . . . Oakland Raiders managing
general partner AJ Davis was to appear before an Alameda County Superior Court today lo race contempt chargH
because he began moving his NFL team's equipment to Los
Angeles . . . Running back Earl CampbeU and offensive
tackle Leoa Gray, teammates with the Houston Oilers. were
named winners of individual awards In a computer
evaluailoo ol performances for the 1979 NFL season . . A
freak series of spills in the stretch run of the ninth race at
PimUco Tburaday caused the death or one horse and sent
three jockeys to the hospital. . .SyTacuse center Roosevelt
Bo•Je and St. John's guard Reggie Caner have been selected
to play for the East squad in the ninth annual all-11tar college
basketball game later this month in Las Vegas. Kurt
Nlmpllla., an Arizona State center, and Mlcbael WUey. a
Long Beach Stale forward. were added to tbe West team
Two other players. Marquette guard 'Sam Worthen and
Mississippi Stale center Rickey Brown, have been named·to
the East team because Purdue's Joe Barry Carroll and
Kentucky's Kyle Macy declined to participate. (
T._,ufo~ Radio
TV: Horse Racing -Today at Santa Anita. 7:30 p.m.. ').
Channel 52.. Basketball -San Diego vs. Seattle, 11 :30 p. m .
Channel 2.
RADIO: No events scheduled
Sigh of Belief for OCC Adams, Wood
Spark sec . Rustlers Also Get Clutch Relief Pitching Southern California College
gt>l an early lead and held on
Craig Furtak who picked up bis first v1ctory of lhe Thursday to defeat visiting
season. Southern Utah, 7·6, 1n a
Clutch relief pltchlng helped Golden West and
Oraoge Coast colleges record conference baseball
victories Thursday while SaddJeback dropped its
third Mission Conference game in eight outings .
'Here's a look at what happened:
Orange Coaat 5, Groaamont 3
Wayne Just! scattered four hits over six and
one.third Innings of relief as the Pirates improved
their South Coast Conference mark to 3-0.
Jusll took over for Dale Boucher who left the
game in the third. trailing 3·2.
Orange Coast came back in the fourth as Doo
Hill's sacrifice fly scored Mark Marches. The two
combined earlier in the game when Marches'
sacrlftce put Jeff Smevog in scoring position and
Hill doubled him home in the second inning.
Hill also ftgured in tbe Pirates' first run when
he wu hit by a pitch ln the first. He moved to
second on a walk and scored on an error by
G rossmoot' s short.stop.
Orange Coast added two insurance runs in the
seventh on a twO-run single by Chris Johnston.
OCC reflJJ'D5 to conference action Tuesday
when San Diego Mesa invades C2:30).
Golden Weet 3, Loa Angele• CC 2
Frabma.n reliever Bob Judge fanned LACC's
Adrian Bartley with two on and two out in the
math to preserve victory.
.Judie, a freshman from Marina, took over for
GWC had battled back from a 2·1 deficit in the non·conference baseball game.
seventh inning when Gary Springer walked, Dave Rollo Adams and Mark Wood
.McGill smgled and an error allowed Springer to wielded the biggest bats ln the
race home. Vanguards' victory with Adams
Golden West scored lhe winning run io the · stroking a pair of doubles and
eighth when Dave Severin walked, stole second, a single in four trips, while
moved to thJrd on a passed ball and came home oo Wood contributed a double and
an error. single in four at-bats, producing
The victory improves Golden West's Southern a pair of RBI. ·
California Conference mark to 4·3. The Rustlers Dwain Meyen got the victory
play games with LA Harbor today al home and after allowing five blla in six
Saturday at Harbor. Innings, striking out four and
Chaffey4,SadcUeback3
Chaffey parlayed two triples and lwo singles
into three runs in the aecond lnni.ng and went on to
defeat visiting Saddleback ln Mjsslon Conference
play.
The Gauchos' Ed Mccann was three-for.four
including a 39>foot homer to left In the ninth
inning. · •.
Dave Cook collected two hits to raise bJs
aver age to .455 in eight conference games. Former
Mission VJejo standout Paul LaJoie added two hJta
for SaddJeback.
Saddleback returns to action Saturday at 1
o ·dock when lt bosta San Diego City Colle1e .
wf;llking only one batter.
~LOW COST._.
CARE,REE SAtUNO We ~pprec:late Your Business •••
~~!!9ooWhy Not Lease Dlrec Front Us?
S190'1! I
LARRY BROWN
UCLA's l(ey
To Victory:
·Stop Carroll
c-... ~i N'Uf7<"iV'Jtffit'fS-t A Pt=·
UCLA Coach Larry Brown
knows the tall task racing tus
Bruins if they plan to write
a n other chapter in the ir
Cinderella succe1>s story: St.op
Joe Barry Carroll
• Carroll 1s d dominating
player. certainly the key man on
the ir team." Brown said of
Purdue's 7 ·1. 2 45-pound
All-America center. "The only
player oo the West Coast who
com p81'e$ to Joe Barry performs
for the Lakers."
IT MA\' BE exaggerating to
rant Carroll aJongside Los
Angeles Lakers p1votman
Kare e m Abdul -Jabbar. llowever, how well the young Bruins m .. et the challenge
Carroll presents wtll go a long
way toward determining tbe
outcome of Saturday's semifinal
or the NCAA basketball
c h a m p 1 on s'1 1 p bet ween
unranked UCLA. 21·9. and the
20th -ranked Boilermakers. 22-9 .
No. 2 Louisville, 31·3, takes on
unranked Iowa . 23·8. in the
opener or Saturday's
doub~heaaer &fore a sellout
crowd of some 17,000 at Manet
Square Arena and a natiooal
telev&Sion audjence. The WUUlers
will meet for lhe title Monday
night.
The flnt game wlll feature
two of the premier guards m tht>
nation. Louis\ Ill<''!-. Darrell
G riH1th and Iowa 's Ronnie
Lester.
THE SPOTLIGHT IN the
second game will be focused
squarely on Carroll. wbo 1s
regarded by most scouts as the
one college senior capable of
stepping into the pro rao..k.s and
turning a team ar oun<f . Ht>
averaged 22·1 points and 9.1
rebounds per game during t.W
regular seasoo, and bas piclce<i
those numbers up to 216.5 and 9.8
for htB (our NCAA t.oumament
games so rar.
E.x-Marquette Coach Al
McGuire calls C~rroil "an
aircraft carrier." De'Paul Coach
Ray Meyer descnbes tum as "a
Sk)'SCraper, the kind Of guy Wbo
scores more pomls by accident
than those little guys score on
purpose."
And St. John's Coach Lou
Camesecca. whose team was
beaten by Purdue 87·72 in the
Mideast Regional, says Carroll
will need "a Brinks truck" when
he tums pro. "Once he gets the
ball d o wn l ow," add s Ca rn e sccca , "he 's
unstoppable."
BROWN KNOWS THAT all too well. and has designed his game
plan accordingly.
"There's no doubt in my mind
whal the key to stopping Purdue
is," he said. "We have to keep
t.be ball from Carroll Once be
geta It, there's not much chance
for us to stop h1 m."
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· L~ VEGAS <AP> -5be may
be tied for~ and efibt ltrabe
back ot leader lo Ann Waabam
after U boles of the LPGA
National Pro-Am toumameot,
but JoA.nne Carner ta hardly
counUni beraelf out. • "'l'bere'• atUl a lot of golf to be
played, and eight lbota iln't a &ot
to .m~ up ovei:. M belea,"
Camff-ifald-tbunday .. ,._a.
struggled to an openlo8 76.
THERE MIGHT BE a
tendency to dlamlu s uch
optimism, but Carner bu made
the LPGA tour her own so far
this year, winning four of the
five tournaments ahe's entered
-including the last three ladies'
events. Washam grabbed the
first·round lead witb a
four-under-par 68. followed by
J aoet Coles and Hollis Stacy at
'10 and Cathy Morse and Donna
Caponir-Y~'1rt-·71. Defending
champion Nancy Lopez Melton
was five strokes orr the pace
wjlh a 13 .~~n,f().lind.s..of __...
the 72 -hole event are being
played on two courses, the
6.237.yard DeSert Inn course and
~the 6,134-ya rd Paradise Valley
Co,µntry Club course, both with
pa,.. 72. The final two rounds on
Saturday and Sunday will be
played at the Desert Inn-layout.
ONLY FIVE_.oC the 90 pro
comJ1etitor3 were able to heller
par Thursdoy. as winds gusting
to 40 miles per hour.sent scores
soaring m the afternoon. Eleven
of the lJ ~cores at par or better
were recorded al Paradise
Valley. but most o r the
rrontrunn.e rs shifted to the
tou&her D~crt Inn course for
today's second round
Washam sta rted early.
n~ssing the afternoon winds.
and played Patl6ldise Valley.
CasualtJes or the high winds
tncluded tournament favorites
Carner. Amy Alcott and 1979
LPGA Rookie of the Year Beth
Daniel. Alcott bad a 79 and
Daniel an 80 and both neeaed
good second-round scores to
make the cut.
WASHAM SAID SHE got an
indication it might be a good
tournament for her when she
had a lucky streak at the
gaming tables. "I should have
known l was going to have a
good roimd." she "aid w\th a
~rin. "I kept hitting Ol"I .5 and 6
at blackJa c k. and • ~epl
winnin-'· · ·
Surf Faces
Portland
At La Mirada
LA MIRADA -The CallfomJa
Surf goes after Its third straight
North American Soccer League
ex hibition victor y tonight
against the Portland Timbers at
La Mirada Stadium.
The 8 o'clock game features a
Surf squad which has scored a
3·1 pre-season victory over thE'
Los Angeles Aztecs and 2-u
d e feal of the San Jos~
Earthquakes.
Portland is sparked by Gary
Collier. the 25-year-old defender
from Coventry City or tbe
English First Division. Portland
paid $750.000 ror his ser vices.
The Surf will counter with
fo rwards Laurie Abrahams and
Steve Moyers who have scored
an the first two exh1b1t1on
contests.
Goaltender Mike Mahoney has
held the opposition scoreless m
the 156 minutes he's been in the
nets.
•The Surf o~ns NASL play
March 29 In Vancouver against
the Soccer Bowl champion 1Whitecaps.
OFRRS:
For Immediate DelftrJ
• E1dOradO 8'lrrttz
•Seville Elegante
•Fleetwood Brougham
• COupe and Sedan OeVllle
DIESEL
We are noet taklna orders for the 1980 oTeeel
.•
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,
.. Butler CIOOb 4:1.9.7
Chmg, Je/friea, Doe
Ecllaon and Newport Harbor c•aab next TueadaJ la tM 8uuet IA-aue track .,,_.,., and
Jud1tn.1 by the two teams• Ptrformaacea ln
noo-lea1ue meeta Tbur day, th• upeomln1 ~Al"8allGG c:ouJd be the tey maldap o{ I.he aaon
TM CMr1t weUoped Lolls Beach Wlbon~ te"·IO~ at l)dJIOft, •~Jle Newport llarbor camo
away fl'om LoaJ'a wttb a n.-vercllC't .
• ii ,,.. ......
IN ontsa PalliP TaACll arUon, Mat.er Dtit
ol'>eoed the Anptu IAque teuoo vollb •"Win over
st.. P&\ll. Conila clel llarbl:l~ ~•Clemente,
Fountain Valle~ downed Lo Alamltoa and
M artna out~ted Cyptt&a.
At Ed.laon, Jon 8uUtr tum~ ln a awlft 4 19 T
mlle and won lhe two mtl UO 29..8) tQ lead the
Chj r prs.• Teammat~ Mark Sandus flnllht>d
s~ond Wlth hl1 pon.ooal best 110 29 "'
WHILE HE PIDN'T WIN an event, Newport's
Nottell K~ pitkttd up three aec:ond plec:e tiniabes,
South .Footbiill
_ l't1ilrula IUg_h football foach Dave Thottrpson, who wlD gWde ihC-SOutfaTn"~"'O'f"Mt~ty
All-star game June 30 at Orange Coast College,
has a staggering problem on has hands. •
-·~·--ni:.n ·now ro l>l.lrc a list of J!Mt candidatet.-
JtlV~Jl him by coaches representing llle·South to a
squad of JO for the 21st edition of a game featuring
the graduating talent of Orange County.
AMONG THE trST is C1F Big Fi ve
Coqference Player of the Year Kerwin Bell of
Edison, along with first team selections Frank
Seurer (Edison >. Mark Boyer <Edison). Lee
Knowl es !Marina), Hall Malava5i <Edison>. Steve
Alosio !M a r:i na ), N ei l R oss l~wport
Harbor> and Phil Spencer I Mater Dei). "'
The Sea View League one-two aerial punch of
Bill Lux and Dan Bauer arc available. along· with
a bevy of talent from See View League champion
Estancrn, South Coast League champi()(l Mission
'VieJo and Angelus L(!ague champion Mater De1.
M A""E R DEi MADE I T toughest on
Thompson, supplying the Vakmg coach with no Jes:.
than 20 candidates.
No school. other than a Cl F champion
< Edison > can be reprc!.entcd by more than three
players Thompson has the option of selecting four
Crom Edison.
Aside from lht> avarlab1lity of Kansas-bound
Bell and Seurer in lh<' backfield, Thompson's
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PUBLIC NOTICE
SPOAIS ON TV /VOLLEY8AU /SURF.ING
·Pirates ,,,
;Will Surf
In Hawaii
ror tbe Gnt Ume u. coa...,.,.
ltl1tor1. a mal~IHd aurflna team wUI 10 lo KawaU to co-. ................ . Ha•allan uutMlr' • ..,.,.. ... .
1bl'fl.q cbabl.
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ncadae. llareb JI.April •.
--DValNG TBB AS:...,t-.nr--::--
aealODI occ·. '""' team hu won tbree national
lntercoOellate •u.rtlnt UU.. a.od
baa poaecJ a ft.De 31·1·1 record in
aurf meeta. Last fall lbe Plnt.es
flnlabed wilb a 7·1 mark and
finllbed MICODd in lbe Qation.
Despite the1r success.
bowever, lbe Pirates will be at a
huge diaadvanlage a1atn.st the
Hawallam.
.. Tbey'U be surftog lbeir own
_ _be.acbea and that's a big
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Lagtlna F-avor~d
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A rtiMts to Regain No. 1 Spot ?
81.BOGD CAAUoN °' .. Deity ~ ttoWf La1una Beach Hieb .
aometlmea referred to as
Volleyball Beach High, la the
heavy cboJce to return to the
South Coast League's top with
tbe teacue season beclnntng Tuesday.
The Artlata, wbo missed their
fint. lea,gue championship 1D five
years in 1979 saw their .!H.Oa.....1u.___
the CIF • Cl'Own go out the
door lo the aemlflnala when
Estancia rallied from the brink of defeat.
Bill Ashen bas taken over the
coaching reins at Laguna Beach
and among his well·knit squad
are five returning starters
setter Lance Stewart. 6·2 Kevin
Norick. Rene Oliver, Enc Clark
'8.Dd Nell Riddell.
LANCE STEWART KEVIN NORICK
v ti.ft.'' says Hau5.~::0-U1..... ~==:;-;;::;S---ltave-Uever surled on ~---=-:--~-·:--"'--_ ....... .,,.._ ---bitter~ Jeff· 'hn'as 11mt==3l wo-tttumfng-sl&rtff&, &utHl'li&v----=-=11
HANS SMITH, a letterman, Mallory are the building blocks. do 1t around qua hty with 6-3 coral reefs, they've gained lbeir
experience on the California ;...~ch~~ ..... .11•~,a;..a. ...... ._
"Surfing on coral reefs is considerably different. Also, the
waves lbere are more powerful than the ooes we're used to."
THREE OF OCC'S 20 surfers
are Hawaiians, but only two or
the remaining 17 have ever
surfed in Hawaii.
OCC surfers wiU pay their own
expe ns es, including airfare.
during the trip. They'll stay with
local families while in Hawaii.
T h e Bucs' traveling squad
consists or 17 male surfers, two
femal e s urfe r s and one
kneeboard rider. Orange Coast's
Bonnie Gaines is considered one
or the bt>st female surfers on the
West Coast
Bear al a Slaot
Jack Nicklaus makes a tricky chip shot to the green
during first round action of the Tournament of Player~
Cha mpionship at Sawgrass Country Club m Ponte VedrCJ .
Fla .. Thursdav. Nicklaus finished with a 69. two strokes
behind co-le3ders Hale Irwm and Steve M elnyk
Weekend TV, Radio
Here's the Lineup for Saturday, Sunday
Sat ttrdaj"s·~ .. Ra dio
9 a .m. (22) :-AMERICAN ANGLER.
10:15 a.m. (4) -NCAA BASKETBALL -
Iowa vs. Louisville Jn a semifinal game al
1Dd1anapoll5.
11 a.m. (S) -TENNIS-Hans Gildermeister vs. Bjom Borg in a WCT Cballenge Cup match
taped in Montreal.
11:30 a.m. (13) -SPORTS AFIELD -Grits
Gresham reports on coyot.e-calllog in Texas; and
Homer Circle presents a recipe for largemouth
bass.
12: 15 p .m. (4) -NCAA BASKETBALL
HPOBT.
• 12:45 p.m. (4) -NCAA BASKETBALL -The
UCLA Bruins meet the Purdue Boilermakers in a
s~mifinal game in Indianapolis.
1 p.m. (11 ) -AMERICA'S ATIU..ETES -
Diver Greg Lougania, marathon runner Garry
Bjorkland and equestrian KaUe Monahan are
among the athletes observed in training.
1 :30 p .m . (7) -GREATEST SPORTS
LEGENDS -A tribute to Alice Marble, four-time
winner of the U.S. Open tennis championship,
women's singles tiUe.
2 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Third round play in the
Tournament. Players championship. (7) -AUTO RACING -Qualifiers take aim at $75,000 in
first-prize money in part one of the International
Race of Champions, taped at Riverside.
2:45p.m. (7)-AMERJCANSPORTSMAN-
Earl Holliman and scientist Dan Fossey journey to
the African nation or Rwanda to search for the
rare mountain gorilla.
3:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -
P art two of the International mixed pairs
gymnas tics champions hips . Als o , the
Holmen.kollen ski jumping championships. taped
in Oslo. (7) -PRO BOWLING -The BPAA U.S.
Open, taped in Sterling Heights, Mich. (4) -
EVERYWHERE -The Warmington Grand Prix
race. taped at Newport Beach last Saturday.
4 p.m. (52) -BOXING.
5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -
The world figure s kating championships, taped ifl""
Dortmund, West Germany. Also, trick s hot
wizardry in a pool exhibition, taped in Las Vegas
and the women's motocross motorcycle
championships. (28) -PRO SOCCER.
7:30 p.m. (52) -HORSE RACING -Today at
S4nta Anjta.
7:50 p.m. (9) -NBA BASKETBALL -The
Lakers take on the SuperSon.lcs in Seattle.
11:30 p.m. (9) -WOMEN'S GOLF -Third
round play ln the LPGA national pro.am rrom Las
Vegas. Taped.
RADIO
Baseball -DOOgers vs. Montreal at Da~tona
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Beach, 10:25 a .m .. KABC (790>; Angels vs
Milwaukee at Sun City, 11:55 a .m .• KBRT (740).
Basketball -UCLA vs. Purdue. NCAA
semifinals. 12:45 p.m .• KMPC (710); Lakers at SeatUe, 7:50 p.m., KLAC (510).
Hockey -Quebec at Kings, 7:$0 p.m., KIIS (1150)
s-da 9'• TV9 Ralflo
9:45 a .m . (34) -FUTllOL SOCCEL
lOa.m. (2) -NBABAS.KETBALL-The New
York Knicks play the 76ers in Philadelphia. (4) -
COLLEGE BASKETBM.L ALL-STAR GAME -
Top collegians are showcased in the National
Association of Basketball Coaches· East-West
all-star game from Indianapolis.
10:25 a.m. (11) -DODGER BASEBALL -
The Montreal Expos meet the Dodgers in an
exhibition game at Vero Beach.
Noon (4) -OLYMPIC DIARY -. The 1980
NCAA indoor track and field championships and a
tribute to Olympic hero Jesse Owens. After
basketball, time approximate.
12:30 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Final round play in
the Tournament Players champions hip from
J acksonville, Fla.
1 p.m . (7) -SUPERTEAMS -The Baltimore
Orioles and the Los Angeles Rams meet in the
final, taped in Honolulu. <4> -SPORTSWORLD -
Li ve coverage of the AIAW bas ketball
championship from Mount Pleasant. Mich.
1:30 p.m. (9) -WOMEN'S TENNIS -The
Avon championships final, taped in New York.
01) -OLYMPIAD -SPORTS -U.S. s printer
J esse Owens returns to Berlm. where he won four
gold medals in the 1936 games
2.30 pm (7) SKIING -fo~am1liar names
from the worlds of entertamment ancf skiing take
to the slopes 10 the John Denver celebrity pro-am.
taped in Heavenly Valley.
3.30 pm. (7) -WIDE WORLDOFSPORTS-
The Atlanta 500, taped at the Atlanta International
Raceway. Also, the Triathlon. an incredible test or
endurance in which competitors swim 2.5 miles on
the open ocean, bicycle 112 miles around the
Ha waiian island of Oahu and run a regulation
marathon, all in the same day.
Midnight (9) -WOMEN'S GOLF -Final
round play in the LPGA National pro-am, taped in
Las yegas.
RADIO
Baseball Montreal vs. Dodgers at Vero
Beach, 10:25 a.m., KABC (790); Angels vs.
Milwaukee at Sun City, 11 :55 a.m .• KMPC (710).
Basketball -Utah at Lakers, 6:50 p.m., KLAC
(570).
<Tbe Dally Pilot 11 not ruponslble for late changes.)
The
Tru~Unique
fusler BaSkel
Take home o riot of
flowering spring colOf with Eoste< boskeu from
Rogers Gardens. Dozzling spring assortments
of lndOO< and outdoor flowers a<e mode indl·
vldualty by l\oger's designers to give you Easter
beauty thot's truly unique.
Tounds out the s tarting unit. Others rn the pic ture are Randy Huffman and 5·10 setter
.. --?nU1cffi.elDTe\he N:Ud.~e~~l ·J , tTaohmlr~ . ~-ean-.~w. tithe~~ 1a ~a ~rdc Jerry Borlin and J ohn Eddo Boh Thornton. Paul Petro <1nd McDonald. Ric h Evans and The Tritoos are the defending Marty Par::ida
Doug Parsons. league champions. and although
S tewart . the Arti s t s ' they hold.onJy a 1·3 record. the
quarterback during the football 'losses were to Palisadei..
season and a starter on the Ne wport H a rb or and L a
basketball team. keys Laguna's Quinta. single -set offense
Non-league action has seen
Laguna Beach lose twice in four
start!>, but Ashen says that's not
a concern.
.. We' r e n ot gearing for
pre-season ," says As hen.
Elsewhere an the South Coast:
DANA HILLS -With ftH·
return10g letter men , Coach
Steve AhJe's Dolphins have the
personnel to cope with Lagun<1
Beach and San Clemente. They
mclude Chns Mathieu <6-61;-:-J
6 2 Enn McGinnis. 6·3 Grant
Baymc. f>· l setter Bnan Lane·
a nd 5-9 setter Ri ch Lt'one
MI SSION VIEJO -Thl'
D1ablos are rebuildmg with only
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
CAPISTRANO VALLEY --
R cturnin~ s tarters Bradon
Bogdnar, 6-1 Toby Brawn and
JUn1or Ted Brawn arc t he
Cougars' top players.
LAGUNA HILLS -Coach
RJ.y Fake h as pl en t y of
t''-Pt:rt t•n c~ to work with .
~t.Jrt1ng with setter Ste\c
Homer. Jerrv St•lln'i and Hand)
HraC'ken, all ')Cnior r eturning
c;ta rten. Also in the not·SO·t<1ll
L;,i guna lhlb f..('JgU<' lineup art>
Junior. Jlal Sturrock ;,ind Mike
M 1 lier and 6-1 M1ph1.1more Mark
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Eani 4-A Honors
Cindy Clinkenbeard of Huntington Beach and
Shannon Meyer of Edison lllgh School were named
to the Uurd team girls 4·A All-CU•' basketball team
today by the C1ll2en.s Savings AthletJc Foundation.
Clinken~ard . a S·S senior. averaged 12 5
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Cheryl Mille r of Rive rside Poly, a 6·2
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selection a year ogo as a freshman and 1s
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country.
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JOHNSON
An AYSO t eam o f
Divisioo 6 girls <7·8 year
olds) from the Fountal.Jl
Va lley· Westmin ster
area will play in the
Southern California
semifinals Saturday
( 12 : 30) at Moorpark
Junior High ln Simi
Valley against
Winnetka.
Me mbers of the team
include Danielle Barlow.
Vanessa Cruz, Liza
Plho. Stephanie Schertz,
Tammy Mendoia <no
relation to the coach),
Kim Gangnes. Jenniler
KronOy, Jennifer Mack,
Melissa Prorrttt,
Stephanie Urricariet,
Lisa Forb~s. Colleen
Commons , Kathryn
Kuykendall and Christy
e.J.
. BUSINESS 584SE
The team, the Hot
Shots, is representing
Region 5, Area K. They
bave posted a 20-1·1
re~rd this season,
including five victories
in the playoffs.
The winner of
Saturday 's game
advan ces to the
Southern Cal final8 the
followln& week in La
Habra.
Tbe team b coached
by Joee Mendoza, wbo
d oes not have a
daughter oo the team.
Aa1i1tant coaebet are
Marti Gan1ne1 and
Pemberton
~ Macon, a baseball
team tn tbe South
Atlaotle IAaJue, baa
a ame d Broe t Pemberton, a former
AU·CIP'f!rformer at llari.Da ud a New
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Owned • Unbelievably
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eoil Year for OCC Jazz
ha.tel tbern Into mule navored ~the
be1t ot UM Swto1 Era, tbe Ortea& and tOC1•1'• deep, Pl'OIJ'ft.llve --.. Lew Tabackla,, popularly W... for
bta recent contributlone to Doc
S.verlmeo'• "Toal&bt" abow-orcbeetr
leada the 10lo aeetfona with a=
pe.rlOll&l sty le oo both tenor a and ftute. --.--
Tbe band bu appeared at the llOG· '
terey, Kool and La1uoa Beub Jau
festivaJa IDid receeUy toure47apan.
Supenax -Med Flory, leader; Lq.
ny Morcan, alto aJt.x; Jack Nimitz
barlt.ooe sax; Jay Migliori and Ray
Reed, tenor saxes; Conte Candoll,
trumpet; Lou Levy, pianist; John
~ntz, drums and Mooty Budwt1, bass
-will play selections In tribute to Jazz
greats Charlie "Bird" Parker and Bud Powell.
Dancer Grounded in Flamenco Artistry
By BEA ANDERSON °' .. Delly ~ ... Statt When Antonia RoJ as watches most
dancers sbe feels depressed.
It's not because she envies their
ability; she has no reason. She has
ber own impressive credits.
THE TWO·YEAR Huntington
Beach resident and former soloist in
th~ Jose Greco Dance Company.
shown above, says she gets the f~I·
ang most dancers are ••trapped; that
they fight their own body. 1bey 're
lilt& eaged birds.
"I want to see them flow. .to soar
like music."
She admits technique and dis·
cipline are important and that dan·
cen need to be well schooled in both,
but she coot.ends that when there's an
artist in the true sense-, the dancer
will rise above tbe form and soar.
Apparently Mias Rojas mastered
both diadp&e and technique at an
early age. • .and tben soared.
At 8, she was admitted as the
youngest member of Oancc Masters
of Amenca.
BY THE TIME she was 15, :,be
opened he r own dance studio in
Salinas where she taught lap, Jazz.
baUroom and acrobatic styles She
also was entertaining in mghtclubs
and on television.
Shortly thereafter . her stmt 10
legitimate theater began.
Na med assistant choreographer
for Actor's Equity, Miss Rojas
played lead roles in "Music Man,"
"Damn Yankees," "Pal Joey,"
"West Side Story," "Oklahoma" and
"Gypsy" (primarily in the Bay
Area), working opposite such n0ted
stars as Jack Kelly, Joe E. Brown,
J uoe Havoc and Ken Barry.
The n she was introduced to
flamenco.
"IT STRUCK A deep cord. I knew
immediately it was what I wanted to
do," the devotee said.
"Everyone around me told me to
forget it." ~ lithe brownett.c re·
called. The reasons cited, she said.
were that "I wasn't Spanish; at the
time I was blonde, and they said
there was no work In the field."
It didn't take her long to prove
them wrong. Two years later she was studying
with Jose Greco, Jose Fernandez and
Victorio Korjhan.
IT WAS EASY for ber to look the
part because her bertlage and color
or hair were easily camouflaged with
makeup and costumes.
At 23, Miss Rojas had men to
soloist with tbe Greco Company and
was feature d on world tours
including performances al the Royal
Festival Hall, London; Symphony
Hall, Boston; the Lincoln Center and
.on national television.
Sbe alao bas performed with Marge
and Gower Cbamploa, and ln urn
Min Roju wu tnrited lo form the
first dance company for young au·
<See FLAllENOO, Pace Ct)
Telling It Like Ireland Is -
A lfmnor, Magnetism of Homeland Draw Actors' Talent
By JUDITB OLSON
Of .. o.llyf'!Mtltaff
One of the joys of live theater is
rda -words put together to tell a
uman at.or)'. to off er a glimpse into
rUYet. M oPPOled to film, which utlllzes sreat sweept of scenery and action
nd a closeup examination of the
uma face and emoUon for its impact,
ta .. plays depend on words to convey
Jeelllll~ set~ and tell the atory.
IW TBS ftAY la rlcb in wordl, ao
_. tbe better. The time la much bet·
r ll*ll and the audleDce ii more amp-
1 ft4.
la the cue of "Saya I, Saya He;• at
ta.I Martt Taper Forum tluwlh May '· tbe llMt ii abundant and UM la.leoo 11' 11rlcaL
Tbe pllJ, Mt In Northern treland and
Loadon, II the .to.ry of t1r0 men, Pete
Hannfin and Mick Phelan, played by
Brian Dennehy and Nicholas Woodeson,
who leave their home to seek their
fortunet in London.
TUEY GO TllBill separate ways in
London, reaping different kinds of re-
w ard.s, but both eventually return to
their home fraught with its troubles
between tbe Catholics and the Protea·
tan ta. Playwri1bt Ron Hutcbinaoo's I.risb
herttace abows· tbrouab In b1a dialoaue,
hia lnterapersiDC of IJiab mlllic and b1a
sense of humor.
The langua1e ls at times poetic, and
it's pleasurable Just to alt and savor the
sound ol the words.
Tbe bumor II raueous -not the kind
you'd want your )'OWll ch1ldru to bear.
Some of tbe .edoa U OHrtlr aauaJ but
estremely funny and not tn bad taste.
It helps to have atudJed the bf•·
tory of the conflict ln Northern Ireland
between the Catbollcs and Pniteatants
before you eo to the play. and It would
help even more to bave llftd lD lrelad
because tbia play ii au ueunion into
thatcomstry'a laquqe ~eutture.
THE PIAYWalGBT aald a pod Piaf
should be "like a good atcbt in the
pub," and tbi.s work truly ii ·t.baL lt'a
fast.paced. entertainlnl llDd Jet pro-
vocaUve, earth11et reftned. limple yet
complex, beauUAal but qlf.
Add a good at.qe set, deliabttul muelc
by a P'O'IP called The lrtlb TracUUon
and some craceful danelq , and the
comedy ls a 1'0U9lDI aucc:eu.
There la ample opportunity for
lau1ht.er 1n UU. work but ltlll there ll an
uuderl11DI D> ... 11• about tbt htlb. An
lriUIDM 1DQ llleape to ftDd .... aDd
opportunity, but the draw of tbe
homeland lJ alwaya there.
t
clubs across the United States, Canada 1
and Europe or in any maj« recont.l.q
studio tn Loe Angeles. Bia latest album
ii "Hom of Plenty."
At 2:30 p.m . Saturday lo the
auditorium, alto saxophonist-composer 1 Klm Richmond, Hey, Menu and Fon·
-tana wiU joia. the-award·wlnaing OCC-Ensemble In presenting charts by a
variety or top. Jan arrangers and
-pel'fu'Tm~r . -One etran wnl b.r-
Rachmond.'s "Old Acquaintances," writ·
ten especially for the OCC Festival.
He is currently conducting and
perlonning for films, television, com·
merciala and records In Lo6 Angeles.
He has p~ed wit.b Stan Kenton, Louie
Bellsoo, cfare Fischer and Percy Faith.
Fontau and BiJ1 Reichenbach will be
featured when the OCC Juz Trombone
Ensemble slides into action at 3:30 p.m
Dip Bounces Back
Mime's Silence Eclwes Feelings
Bip eri(e"ts stage ri ght He 1s
morose. head hung low and palDted
mouth set 10 a grim line that trails
down at the comers
For the next few minutes the
audience watches as be silently
laments his life, walking around a
dingy room picking up ob1ects that
remind him or beuer llmes and
deepen bis malaise.
Finally.-the audience watches as
be tries to~mmit suicide.
BIP ~ES a rope over a beam.
places a noose over bis n~ but all goes wroog. After trying failing
by other means, aulcide seems u impossible as living with sadness, so
B1p gathers his courage to face llfe
again and exits.
Blp, of COW"S4:!, Is the att.er~go of
French mime Mar~I Marceau. who
for ~ years bas created Impossible
illusions on blank st.ages aU over the
world.
But to many audiences, Blp's
almost-death chamber is filled with
furniture and even dingy colors -all
of which become real when tbe mime
handles or defines their shape by
walking around o r tripping over
them.
THOSE WHO have seen Marceau.
or those who want to see one man fill
a bare stage by force of Imagination.
will bave an opportunity to watch
and laugh March 216 and Z7 at Knott 's
Berry Farm's Good Time Theater .
Marceau has bt.-en practicing his
art since early childhood when he
imitated silent scr~n stars CharlJe
Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Harry
Langdon.
He developed his s kills as a
post-war student in a Paris drama
school, then became the protege or
Etienne Oeeroux. •a noted mime of
that era.
By 1947 he 'd invented 81p, a
sailor·suited. wtute·faced character
wearing a beflowered. floppy opera
bat. Even on TV talk shows, B1p
never speaks -except in gestures.
But ob, what gestures.
DURING IDS Knoll's appearance,
the program will be selected from
a lmost classic s t yle and story
pantomimes.
No one. not even Marreau, knows
wblcb will be dooe, but a lucky
audience may see such classics as
"The Maskmaker," "Youth ,
Maturity and Old Age," or "David
and Goliath."
··The Maskmaker" includes rapid
WORDLESS WONDER COMING
Marcel M.,.ceeu Due et Knott'•
changes of expression as workman
Bip tries on different masks by
passing a band 10 front of tus face
One gets s tuck and 81p nearly
suffocates wtule removing 1t, all the while decorated with an artif1c1al
grin and huge eyes.
In "David a nd Goliat h" Bip
changes LOStantly from giant to lJlllt•
David
AND IN "YOUTH, Matunty and
Old Agt'." moveme nt and body
att.J tudc alone reveal the changes of a
whole Wet1me
One r eviewe r said Marce au
"accomplis hes rn less than two
minutes what most novelists cannot
do 10 volumes"
"1 arceau 1:-on the western leg or
his 14th Amencao tour. but tus base
1s Paris whe re he reopened h1'>
fnternallonal School of Mime last
year.
The school was formed usrng a
f.?Ove rnmt!nt g rant. He also 1s a
t-'reoch Chevalie r d e la Legion
d'Honneur.
DURING YEARS OF television
appearances, Marceau also collected
an Emmy and demands for encore
television specials.
But the honors haven't changed
things for Bip, who still climbs
(See MIME, Pa&e Ct>
AL.UY IMUS, MAR~ ANN CHINN APNAR IN 'IAYS I, SAYS HI' ·-
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ITORIC' AME•tCA• CMAJnt•lt-~y nw tunits iiid romw.1k •llMI •re In the ,..,..re Olf 1M Wttl PoMt
&IM Cl\IO, 1'lt10rm ~et Knott't .. rry
r•rm's Good TltM ThHW et 2:30 S.~y.
The cadets' concert 11 f rM wtttt '99"1•r Rl'k adml Ion.
TH• W•ITCO.UT tt••M•••• . Of "A N•ughty 8oy,''C'Om91•tdby Pulltnr
F'ttze nominee Loretta J~I, wllt be
et I p.m. Sunday In tN Unlwntty Ttte•wr '-t ~al Stele, Long' Beach, 6101 e. Sewnth St }ter musk•• lrMtment Of. JoM KNtl
DOlm wtll ba P9rt Of• proor~
New VOf'k-beied Arlel Ef\Mmble. Adml11ton Wll~ $3 general, U ltudfnt.
i ---MODEL KIT COLLl!CTORS
Mtlll be o-tt-.erlft9 •t 1205.S Beac-tt-tnvct.,
tr\ Stanton from 9 e.m . to 3 p.m . Sundey
for their seventh ••position and wle.
Admission Is S1 .SO to see 60 t•b'es
tull of miniature alrplenes, Ships, can
and armor plus hobby boc*s and magazines.
INTERNATIONAL CONCERT PIANIST,
Petty Oberacker, wltl perform In a fund-
raising concert for music ~hearing
Impaired stholarShlps at 8 p.m. Saturday
prtMnt •. fllm t•lk In the Fine Arts The•ter far $3. Wednelday's ewnts
Include• llldl a.cture b.Y UC I rvtne art prof...,. JoM ~aut Joriet at
Fine Arts 203, en experlmtntal the•t•r
workshop by "Hangers" at 2:30 In the
M•Jn TbMter and tM GPenlno pertormante
of ' VOfW119Ut 3" In the Studfo ThNter at I p.m .; admllllon $3. Thundey'1 topics wm r•noe from cloisonne by MarJorle llwver et 9 •.m. In Fine Arts 210 to pr«notk>n Of the arts by Wllllem Cook,
executive director of the C.ttfornl•
.Arts Counctl at 11 a.m. In the Main Theater
to "African Life and Art,"<f>y Or. Herbert ... Mo Col•,., 7 p.m. In the Fine Art$
Gattery. Jaaptanlst Johnny Guarlerl
wrrr conduct a recttel at noon Friday In
1tMt Mefn Theatet' where1rumpet artist
Tony Ptog w ill present an evenlno of
musical entertainment, starting at 7:30.
WANT TO TRAVEL BY trlLM?
Award-wlnnlno animation films from
around the globe will be shown tonight
at 7 In Forum II at Golden West College
In t-iuntJngton Beach for $1 admission.
Proceeds go to the collec;ie's recycling
center. Films will include the Academy
Award winner from Russia, "Martin the
CoblSTer" and "Closed Mondays" from U.S.
-1.n.Golden West College's community n e s acclaimed or er cham r mus c
repertoire. Admission Is $3.50 general
... Kenneth Richter's "O canacta," a
Umed e~oratlon of our northern
~::.:!~~~!Jfrr~~Yltllli!!KH:O.~na.JlOP:fO-~--lj__:_ om, will be screened at 7:30. Tuesday
and $1.50 lof'-student5 • -----In Fullerton's Plummer AUdltorlum. The· l=..::=---1""'"1-~~em:rs-dotunwnt:~
rejection of the "meltlno pot" theory. JEROME STOCCO, RECENTLY HONORED
by AijQ~Tv as "America's most promising
young entertaifler,'' w lll sing at 2 p.m .
Sunday in the ..,urtle Rock C.mmunlty
Center, 1 Sunnyhl ll Drive, 111'tlne. Tickets
are $3 general or $2 for seniors, students
and military
CA LIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE
choir will present a concert at 8 p.m.
Saturday at Newpcrt Harbor Lutheran Church
Church, 798 Dover Drive. Admission $2.SO
per person or $5 per family.
CHARACTERS FROM "PEANUTS'·
comic strip come to life in "You're a
Good Man Charlie Brown,'' at 8:30 tonight
and Saturday and 2: 30 Sunday in Golden
West College's Playbox Theater. Tickets
at the box office.
~RIOR TO TAKING OFF
for a spring conceirt tour of Spain, the
Concert Band and Singers of Golden West
College will present the program they
have prepared for abroad at 8 tonight
and Tuesday in the community theater on
ca mpus. Military marches, spirit uals,
sac red and show tunes may be heard for
·~2.so admission.
SALUTE TO JAPAN'S CUL TURAL•ARTS
Dancers Parade Through Dl1neytand ·
THE COLOR AND HISTORY
'of Japan's 5,000-year heritage will be
.shared with Disney land visitors during
"Festival Japan" this weekend. Such
cultural and performing arts as the
bird dancers, harmonica players and chi I:
dren's choir plus a band and drill team
will be featured from 9 a.m . to 1 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday. Special parade
included In regular admission.
A SPECTRUM OF EVENTS
for Fine Arts Week at Saddleback College
in M ission Viejo, M arch 24·28, starts
with porcelain ceramics demonstrated by
Adrian Saxe from 9 to noon M onday In
Fine Arts Room 209 and an all-day workshop
by jau guitarist Howard Roberts In ~lne
Arts 103 for $2.50. All activities occur
on the campus, 28000 Marguerite Parkway.
On Tuesday, artist Ann Wolken will lecture
at 11 a.m. in Fine Arts 203 and Instructor
B,Dnnie Cogbill will discuss play~right
Eugene O'Neill at 2:30 p.m. in Studio
Theater. M ovie director Mel Franks wfil
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businessman and r~s1dent will bf> heard Come 1n rhe store -Sally and I will tell
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CONCERT PIANIST CARL MATTHES
PIANIST CARL MATTHES,
an emerging j\merlcan virtuoso. will per·
form at 8 p.m . Saturday. March 29, in the
last concert of the season for the Harbor
Area Community Concert Association. The
program, in the auditorium of Newport
Harbor High School, 600 Irvine Ave., New-
port Beach, is a bonus concert for people
who purchase a memberShip card for the
1980-81 season at the door: adults, S15 ;
students, $8 or family, $36. Tentatively
scheduled are Celin Romero, classical
guitarist; Yuri Lotakov, pianist and the
Laureate Ensemble. For more Information,
phone6"-1120or ~739.
LARRY CURTIS WILL LEAD
the Symphonic Band of Cal State, Long
Beach in its 4 pm. concert Sunday 1n
the University Theater, 6101 E. Seventh
St. General admission $2 at the dOOr.
A FEBRUARY RECITAL BY
pianist, Valerie Valois proved so popular
that she has been Invited back to perform
at 8 p.m . Sunday In the Campus Theater at
Fullerton College, 321 E . Chapman Ave.
Tickets are S2.50 for the program of works
by Schumann, Debussy , Poulenc and Ravel.
PART OF TRIO FROM 'LA TRAVIATA'
Dtane Barclay, Robert Wiiber Sing
THE COMPELLING FRENCH NOVEL,
"Camille" provides the plot for Verdi's
"La Traviata," to be per1ormed at 8 p.m .
Thursday i n the Santa Ana High School
Auditorium by Western Opera Theater. the
acclaimed touring affiliate of San Fran-
cisco Opera. It will be sung in English.
For tickets, contact the Coast Opera
A ssociates of Orange County, S42·3854.
LOOKING FOR FUN OUTDOORS?
A fund-raising faire with plant sales,
terrariums, ceramic animals, T-shirts and
flower prints MKt retrestlments wiU run from 11 a.m : to 3 p.m. Saturday In the
new amphitheater at the Environmental
Nature Center, 1601 16th St., Newpcrt
Beach. Tours and special activities for
children 9Vill be conducted. Bring picnic
lunches ... Activities tor the Grand
Prix Charity weekend start with a Cone.ours
d' Elegance of vintage classic car s from
10 to 4 Saturday at the Queen Mary's
sh1pside parking area in Long Beach. On
Sunday at that location, a 10-kllometer
run will start from M a ry's Gate Village
at q a m and top teams will compete 1n
a chtli cook-off at 10 a .m . Admission 1s
charged to all events ... Also In Long
Beach, an Outdoor Recreational Expo is
sc heduled from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday at El Dorado East Regional
Park, 7550 ~· Spring St. and the 605
Freeway. Vehicle entry fee is $1 .50 to
see the lastest equipment tor canoeing,
ski Ing, tMcycllng, ballooning, archery, '-fishing and hiking.
L"EONARD BERNSTEIN'S MONUMENTAL
"M ass" w ill be presented at 8 tonight
through M arch 29 1n Cerri tos College's
Burnight Theater, 11110 E. Alondra Blvd.,
Norwalk. The production, based on the
universal r elationship between man and
religion, features a street chorus, boys'
choir, symphony orchestra, jazz band,
master chorale and rock band. Lighting
and costumes w ill re<reate the aura of
a Gothrc cathedral. Tickets $5.
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LION IS the main
character who refuses to
renew bis contract with
the clreus because he ls
bored with clrcus lite
things, he ls Interrupted
by the ~ildfen-whet
o ff e r to h e lp him
r e h ear se his sec ret
a mbitions of being a
ba se ball pitcher,
t eacher, sea captain,
film star, a nd detective.
Unfortunately
however, Lion falls al
each endeavor, unlll the
children give him the
~olution. "'
BOOK AND lvrics are
by Gifford W. ·Wingate.
and the mus i ca l is
presented by specia l ar r a n gemen t wi th
Sa mu e l Fre n c h .
Performances are 7 .30
tonight, 2 ·30 p.m. a nd
7:30 pm Saturday a nd
2:30 p.m. Sunday
Tickets ar c 50 cents
for children a nd $1 for
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an L"\enlng to compL1C with your favorite mcmor)'.
Soh tlnklin~ dinn<.·r mu<.ic
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The ultimately danceable Dick Powell Trio I~ featured
• Thul'!iday through Saturday 7 to 12, ~nd soft piano olhcr cvcninw;
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Moon Note /or Sale
A stamped envelope, which Apollo u aatrooaut Edwin <Bun> Aldrin carried to th'I
moon, w1U be aactloned ror \_he nnt time 1n
bl1tory Friday, March 28, at Stamp Expo
'80/South, tn the Anaheim Convention Center.
St.amp Expo la the West's tir1eat philatelic
expoalUoa.
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Tickets at iJ ?!"f •t!?. off with-this~· ·
For Info call: (2131 732.a60S
MICHAEL ORENSTEIN, mana1er of
Sui>ertor Stamp & Coln Co. of Beverly IDUa,
calla lhe Aldrin ~nvelope "one of the most
important historic documents of the s pace age. I
would rank ll second In value only to the cover
(envelope) the astronauts cancelled on the
moon for the Postal Service. One similar cover
was sold privately In Europe for $17,500. ••
Astronaut Aldrin carried the envelop4f ln1lis-ji~~==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: per500aJ preference kit, when Apollo 11 lifted
off on July 16, 1969. The kit wu quarantined @ · ~
with the astronauts on July 'l7. During t.his ume. The Voyagers Clu~: _ a ll three of them-Nell Armstrong, M..icbael --
Collins and Aldrin-autographed It.
The a uction wlll begin at 6 p.m., according Would like to mvrte you to our presentation to Israel I. Bick, executive director oC Stamp
Expo wbo added that "a unique display of CRUISING THE 80s American and Soviet spac~ age documents,
medals iutd flags will also be presented at
St amp Expo." Auction catalogs Wlll cost $3,
refundable to s uccessful bidders.
TWO LIMITED edition commemorative
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nJOm for It be.re, but tt1a ~."
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uP the evenlnc.
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WlllLJ! 'I'll E LIGllTWEJOlft' vlanett•
more eajoyabl than Parker's l11t effort,
Fox Lau1hs," Lbe San Clement.e produc
never qul~ catchea fire. uve for a few mo
lntennission
Tom Titus
ical comedy su aces. Prim y, e s ow
pts to be witty and topical, but settles in· ~ for belabored triteness.
· The three plots, to be sure, show promise -
a cereal company's board of diredors press lo
eome up with stock diviclends before an Impend· ttaJ'· m eeting, a woman tries to manufacture an
""lanation for her hus band about he r ex-
fS11Sive new coat. and distaff members of a
._.,try club come unglued when a male golfer
~a sex change and moves into the women's
~kerroom ... _ .
.. .. The third act is by far the best of the lot
e we have some often·pungent lampooning ~th English snobbery and golf addiction In
eral, though ditector Rosine Offen nearly
ails it with heavy-handed staging. Especially
Opl'Oarious is the beleaguered club secretary's
.. Eun Offered· ..... ~
In 'Bus Stop'
•·Buh Stop." William lni;te's romantic com
edy. will be s laJ?cd in Phillips Hall at Santa Ana
ColleJ(t.' al R tonight <md Saturday and March
2aa9 Directed· by ShC'ryl Donchey. the production
will feature Tom Adams, an instructor at the
college and a professional actor; Rick Clave.
Donald D1ckmson, Ann Lacey, Edward Levitt,
Vmn1t• Dion, Cecilla Garduno and Con Watson.
Thl' play's act ion involves a busload of peo·
pie stranded at a roadside diner in the middle or
a howhn~ snowstorm a nd has been described by
C'ntics as a "warm. sensible Little overnight
scrap between a couple of s tranded, stubborn.
a ppealing people."
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MIXED EMOTIONS REIGN IN°A TAIOLOGY-OF1JNRELATl!O STUFF ·AND NONSENSE'
As Caaaandra Smith, Allson Davey and Carol Martin Demon1trate In San Clemente
l'xplnna tion as to why old Reggie became
Regina
OBVIOUSLY INS PIRED BY the Renee
Richards story (the transsexual tennls player).
t be San Clemente finale often is deliciously fun
ny. Wtth a little more work. it could be ex
panded lo _provide half the fare of a two·play
product.ion quite nicely. ·
Should Parker employ this taclH'. he could
easily Jettison the second segment, about tht·
three women and the coat. This one is warmed·
over 0 . Henry material left out to spoil, further
weighted by confiicting acting styles.
The opener. in which corporate directori.
s truggle for some bones (dividends) to throw lo
the dogs (impatient stockholders>. is the germ
of a fWlny idea. In· product.ton, however . 1l
becomes weary and repetitive, and the solution
doesn't really jll!ltiry lhe buildup.
THE SAN CLEMENTE CAST approachc.,
ad equacy in most cases. with two me mbers
Carol Mart.in and Robert De Lucia managing
to rise above their material. Miss Martin
performs contrastingly in all three playleti..
while De Lucia works in two and is in top form
as the goU club secretary.
"Stuff and Nonsense" continues for t~o
more weekends, tonight and Saturday and
Thursday through Saturday of next week. w11h
an 8:30 curtain at the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202
A venida Cabrillo. San Clem •nte
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THE IRVINE COMMUNITY Theater has
a nnounced the cast for Its next production, Nell
Simon's sem1·salute to the ~1xties "The Star
Spangled G1rl." which opens Apnl 18 for three
weekends.
Playing the title role or an Olympic swim-
mer who disrupts the lives of two underi;iround
newspaper publishers will be Elizabeth Tierney
The intrepid journalists wtll be portrayed by
J ohn Szura and Robert.Knapp
Ron Filian Is directing the comedy. which
will be presented Fndays and Saturdays at 8
p .m ., with Sunday matinees Apnl 20 at 2 pm.
and Apnl 27 at 4 p m . in the audltorlum of Tur
tie Rock Community Park on Turtle Rocle Drave
at Sunnyhill Road in Irvine. Advance reserva
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CALLBOARD Aud11Joru. for Neil Simon s
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"Belsh1u1ar 's
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Willlam Walton waa
firat performed at the
Leeds Festival lo 1931 OR. ALLARD
aod establiabed bia anlernauooal reputallon as a
composer.
The text, ta ken from the Old Testament Books
of lswah, Daniel, PsaJms and Re velation, tells the
O'apman'e Symphony,
0.0.•e Appearing
·~ Of the Jewllh capUvti, \lnder' the Babylonian lt1D1 Be1@en1r.
~ '1'118 eoune "" a feut, t.be king ridlcw.il tbe Jews and bJaa~me1 a1atnat tMir ~od. M. U. momeat of bll1Udlminl tie Midi lbe fatal TflOl'dl written by the h"ancl" ol God: "Thou a.rt llMd lilt.be balance and rouad wsntlng.·• ~ldQsdDm '9 dettso,ed and the piece ends
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e cht-pa.rt harmoalea.
Tfcketa are $8 each for the coaeert that may be
beard at 8 p.m. saturc:hy and'7 p.m . SUnday ln the
colleae auditorium, 333 N. GluseU St., Orange.
"THE MAGNinCENT bleoding of voices and
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maJeatic passages brin11 tbe a criptures
dra matJcally lo life." aald Dr. Allard.
·"Ibis will be one of the most dramatic works
ever done by the chorale. As contemporary
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THE MASTER CHORALE b~ performed at
"ll'Ul!lenruT OYirlffe County blstonc, CiVlca D<i •
cultural occasions with aueb artista as Meredith ·
Willson, F.dgar Bergen, Carol Lawrence and Edi.e
Adams. Ila appearances at each of the six
Christmas Candlelight Concerts with Carmen
Dragoo have helped raise funds ror the planned
Orange Cowity Music Center.
The ensemble has been broadcast ove~eas on
Armed Forces Radio and has been seen twice on
national television. It was the fi rst cultural group
to win the Disneyland Award ror service to the community.
The chorale has twice toured Europe. singing
10 England. Germany, Austria, Switzerland. Spain .
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Sidney Weiss Excels in Substitute Solo LA Offering.
Sacred Music
By DAN MlLLEll
f'«-D•lly..U.C
A moment of dis appointment w a s
transformed into an evening of pleasure as
the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
came to Santa Ana High School's auditorium,
s p o n s ore d b y the Or a n ge C o un ty
Philharmonic Society.
l he anxiously a waited appearance of
guest-v1ohnist ltzhak P erlman was sadly
canceUed due to illness. Although concern
about Perlman's health remains, all anxiety
regarding the e ffectiveness of the altered
program was quickly dispelled.
PfDLllARMONJC concertmaster Sidney
Weiss gallantly accepted the challenging role
of r eplaceme nt as soloist in Brahm's "Con·
Touch of
Classical
certo in D for Violin and Orchestra."
It is a monstrously technical work, with
musical demands which clearl.y transcend its
phys ical difficulties. The technlcal features
were generally unobtrusive, however slides
within leaps to high-register notes (beyond
the realm of good taste in melodic coloration)
were an occasional detraction.
Otherwise accurate, with beauty of It.one.
bis interpretive thougbtfUlness was the
~-. ~. r.·' ~ .. ~
. ' t'l\
p rima ry source of substantia l audience
response and my own personal appreciation.
DESPITE A RATHER unstable tempo al
the beginning of the final movement, the
e nsemble was exemplary. Weiss was re-
markably poised, apparenUy unruffled by the
somewhat last-minute venture.
Maestro Carlo Maria Giulinl assumed
the podium in the Brahms "Concerto" and in
Tch aikovsky's "Symphony No. 6." His
dignified demeanor Jent appropriate serious·
ness to the Tchia kovsky work subtitled
"Pathetique."
Encompassing a broad range of emo-
tions, it is a massive structure. It requires
tremendous interpretive ability, focused in
the outer movem~nts. in which the pathos
(refe rred to in the subtitle) is e mphasized.
THE INNER movements -a lilting song
and a march -are effective for va rie ty of
mood, but never stray from Tchaikovsky's
basic Russian temperament.
6 iulinn somewhahtoic. usuatty-upright
conducting style broke down in the hnal
movement, when a more flowing, outwardly
expressive manner was demanded -and de-
livered.
It is always a special treat to hear this
outstanding orchestra. With only two remain·
ing Orange County appearances in this
sea son's Los Angeles Philharmonic series,
e veryone should take advantage of the op-
portunity lo see them so conveniently close to
home.
"' Roger Wagner and the Los Angeles Master
Chorale will welcomt' Robert Page to thf' podium
Saturday when the Cleveland Orchestra'<, ao;s1s
tant conductor and d1rel'l<>r or choruses makes his
first guest appearance
J oining t hem on
stage at the Dorolhv
Cha ndle r Pavilion of
the Music Center will
be t h e Los Angeles
Cha m ber Orchestra.
Bach's Cantata No
150, Haydn:s "Lord
Nel son Mass." and
three sacred p1C'ccs by
Mendelssohn will make
up the program which
wall feature soloist s
Kari Wi n d ingst a d ,
--SOp,I'aDO. J an.et Sm.tlh'
mezzo, Byron Wright.
t e n o r , a nd Mi c h ae l
q allup. bass.
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He hears the silence.
He sees the darknes~
He's the only one
who can stop the killing;
~ O'Neil and Chuck Non1a
Play It-Agata, Si•••-
Madeline Kahn watches Alan Arkin play a
few bars in the contemporary comedy.
"Simon," now showing at local movie
the aters. Arkin portrays a college pro-
fessor who is brainwashed at a think-tank
into believing he 1s a v1s1tor from another
planet.
'Foxes' Dunt for Caring
By BOB THOMAS ~TIMA•-••lff f'r*'•
"FOXES" offers an
adult view of the meaningless
lives of Los Angeles t een-agers
The focus is on tour girls who
seek among themselves the k ind
of famllial relationship they
have been deprived of by their
uncaring parents. The plight
is sometimes moving, more often
disturbing -Gerald Ayres'
script aiming more at sensation
than understanding. The young
performers are well cast,
especially the accompltshcd
Jodie Foster, Cherie Currie and
Scott Baio. The bewildered
adults include Sally Kellerm;m,
Adam Faith and Randy Quaid.
The rating Is R, with plenty of
dope, sex and rough langudgc:
.
"COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER"
bOa sts two powerful performances ·
Sissy Spacek as the raos·to·
r iches coontry s1nc;ier Loretta
L ynn, and Tommy Lee Jones as her headstrong but persevering
husband. Spacet( Is totally
convincing as the 14-year-old
bride and mother, interpreting
the Lynn songs herself -no lip
sync here. Jones brings a
vigoroos presence to the scrE'en,
demom.trat1nq once more that he
is capable of 1mPortant staraom
Director M ichael Apted captures
the look and sound of hill·
country life and the country
music scene, but the script fal·
ters in the final third.
PLAYS LYNN'S HUSBAND
Tommy. Lee Jones
and chOreographer, has taken a
chance; not everyone will find
death a musical comedy. Roy
Scheider meets the challenge
of the Fosse fiqure. Jessica
Lange is fine a~ the angel of
death. Rated R.
"BEING THERE" ts quirky
comedy that may well be
cheris~ 11,ke Hal Ashby·s
earlier "lra"rold and M aude "
This time the director draws
from the Jerzy Kosinsk i novel.
scr ipted by Kosinski him self,
about an Illiterate gardener
who Is suddenly enshrined as a
Political sage and even as a
presidential possibility. The
happenings are abundantly eccen·
trlc, and belief Is sustained
by the consistent performance
of Peter Sellers as the
sagacious nincompoop. He is
brilliantly controlled, and draws
strength from a superior cast
Including Shirley Mac Laine, Mel·
vyn Douglas, Jack Warden,
:~lchard Dysart and Richard Base-
hart. Rat~ PG, expletives.
"AMERICAN GIGOLO" is a
murky moraltty play abOUt a mlndl~ wnore who is bewildered
when his prOfesston 1and5 him
1n deep, dee-p trooble. Richard
Gere 1s a Los AAQetes hustler
who services rich women fOf'
money and humanitarian reasons
as well, he says. His life
among the rich Is portrayed 1li
slick, sensual style by director
Paul Schrader, but writer
Schrader has burdened the film
with an ambivalent central
character
Lauren Hutton plays a senator's
wife who dallies with Gere ; she
1s stranoely u nconv1nclnQ, as is
the happy ending The film may
find a market beeausl' of its
heavy sex, thumping music and
especially Gere, an appeali09
·actor who thus f ar has dealt
only w ith the externalities of
his screen characters. The R
rat I no ls warranted by nudity.
"KRAMER VS. KRAMER"
,.., an emot ional blockbuster
Not an old fashioned tear
·terker, 1t is an 1ntell1qent.
contemporary drama abOUt hus-
bdnd wife dnd parPnt-c hild
relatiooshtP5 Dustin Hoffman
1s a career-m inded ad man who
1s shocked to learn that his
w i fe 1s leavino him -and
their voono son. He struggles
to cope, then his wife not·
1fies him that she wants the
son's custody. The writ1no
and direction by Robert Benton
Is a model of conciseness.
The actors resoond mac;in1fi·
cently: Hottman as the aoonlzed
father; Meryl Streep In the
complex role as the troubled
wife; Justin Henry as the pawn
In the struggle. Rated PG.
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know...,_bll crowd, Corea turned ln • ·
hour Mt •natabalt tor U. wanntb Ulld bum.or u
1Lli-¥in•...-... ~·~· Tbe .. ~ ftadve ct Cbellea. Mua .. arrived wttb more tban a few credeDUala.
He 1'tDlaeed Herbie Hancock l_n an early
Mlle• DavU euemble that 1pawned the pivot.a.I
fualon albwn, "Bitd>ea Brew," and bu added
hia LaUn-Oa~~ 1tyll.np to efforta by Stan
Getz. Bill Evana, Blue Mitc~l and countless
others.
Experiment.a.I sessions wtt.h Anthony Brax
too and Dave Holland Jn Circle paved the way
for Corea's own band, Return to Forever, which
set the standard for the fusion of jazz. and rock
mfl11ences in the '70s.
Spontaneoua Singing
Prove• FrienJline••
toUd effort on tru~petar Joo Vta\&ti'• "You Made
a lnll• Note a Melody "
nQ: BAND AND the crowd ~lued a1
•ylrai.. (Not&: Some ~der patrom complained
o eaceu!ve volume.)
Ht• 1cou1\lc piano talent• -wbich
1nrnered a Uni) Grammy for a collaboration
with vlbrap'honht Cary Burton -could have
been more amply dlaplayed Sunday.
He manned the 1u1e alone for a brief Im·
provlH Uoo and evocative acouat.lc rendlUona of
"ChUd'a Song No. 2" 1Dd a new ballad. "Tile E mbrace."
CorH lttVed up a weU·paced mixture of recent THIS SET \JP TWO of the evenln1'a w o..c•~ Urom "S-e~~t A1._a " aod htghligtrta--M . -VtJra.rs bfautfful
"Lepn'lebaun" > ao.d P"'vtews from bis upcom· performance on her own. 'Tm So Glad 1 Let
ma album, "Tap !!f;" You Find .Me" -and an almost lndeacribahle V!uutJ and --llut. man Steve RojeUa sing-along.
d11 played aome dynan:uc mterplay aad solo The latter Is what truly set Corea 's
work. but Mtl~oUoo fell more otlen on the out-performance apart from any claims of de·
standina rhythm aecllon of drummer Tom personalltalioo He divided the audience into
BrecbUeln •nd bassist Bunny Brunel. fi ve seet1ons <two male, three female> and as-
8n.&nel, m particular. as a t.echrucaJ master s1&ned each one note in a chord.
who churned oul wonderful bau harmonics and In more than a decade of concert golni, I've
w i tty lead lines to rill Ul for the unmlssed never heard an audience sound prettier as
ub!:lence ol a 1wtar1st. Cort!a worked the chorale note around a jaunty
IDS OWN COMPOSmON, "lvanboe," ded· melody line and ba nd claps. Jt was hard to teU
1cated to Stanley Clarke's son. was a spirited who was having more fun and, with luck,
Jan-funk piece that brought a roarmg crowd to someone got this spontaneous exchange down on
its feet with lt.s break-neck speed closing trade-tape
orts. Closing the se\ w1th _a lengthy salsa swle.
DAI&. V PILOT
Corea·s percussive arsenal ot eteclric piano "Hello Brazil," Corea apd bind ame<i.a weJl· 'Nai'ttr~FrWARMTH AND HU OA ·---·-------and syntttest~r runs ft>l"ttft!I! t1fe~ -deserved slandlOi ovation. Friendly fusion is --~--ALUMNI OF TOE' fluid RTF efforts Include ;~o1rt,e~n~d~aiz~z~li3n~g~1 ~p2o8iEnatZ·c~o~uln~t~e~r~-p~oiifn~t,fis~o·n~ic~~s~u=r:e:ly:;;al;iv;e~a;n~d=w:;e:ll~in=Co~r.:::ea:.·:s:b:=an::::;ds:==r.:::;;E::::=:=::::=:::~=A:=co~uetlc====--K-==e~y=bo==•=r=d=-lat~-C:=-h=-lc==!.,,..::?°-::rnw=';:;•~•=-~:=:::t~4 bassbt Stanley Clarke, l\lil.ariat Al Dimeola, __ ----------!~. ------_;:..;;;;..;_ -,,..._------~u11iom1L :Mao:-Md FJna Ptadm:;:-.tt_wa: ~ ---well-establiihed with lheirownsolorecordings.
Outside of long-Ume RTF vocalist Gayle
Moran <who replaced Purim), there were no
such luminaries with Corea Sunday. Thal made
it all the more exciting, however, as his quintet or relative unknowns more than lived up to the
demandsoft.heirJeader.
A pair or playful but unconvincing tunes
started the set before'breathy vocalist Ms. Moran,
undermiked and ill·at-ease broke through with a
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Jft Etching• jhow at Cal State, Long Beach
ARTISTS WHOSE WORK IS
featured In the current 30th anniversary
show of the Orange Count y Art Association
w lll meet the public from 2 to 4 p.m .
Sunday in the M ain Hall Gallery of the
Madness Sways Crowd
But the Beat's Reggae and Mood's Happy
"Then ltst«:n buster, you betta start to move
your feet .ONE STEP BEYOND'"
A tenor sax blasted like a runaway tube
lULin,__polyrhy.thmJ.--<:au+(ht. fire aAd-bondon 's
MadnC'ss rC'1gn('d al lhl' Wh1skt'y A-Co Go last
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IT 'S ('Al.LED "SKI\" mui.1r. a ltght, prc-
poltt1ral form of modNn rc ·J.rgac that's ta1lor-
m ade for happy ht.><1 rts and foolish feet And
there were plC'nty of hol h m the Los Angeles
crowd Saturday as the youthful septet lf1ve
members arc under 20> turned in the most
Joyous club set of the year to date.
Decked out In black auita and hats sported by England's "rude boys" or the early '60s,
singer-designated dancer Chas Sm ash and
vocalist "Snuggs" McPherson are something
hke an overs<'as answer to the Blues Brothers
While both soundi. are rooted an rhythm and
hlues. Madness possc1.scs the anonymity and
the sh ume stcp t•nerizy tn dnve the celebratory
... tance home more convinc1ngly.
AN ADDITIONAL plus ts that ska is a fresh
oew sound to American ears; one that in·
corporates pulsing reggae rhythms with the
melodic abandon of rock. ·
With the minlscule success of ska in the
U.S. durin~ the '60s remember Desmond
Decker's "fsrnt'.'ltl,·s" ., lht• 'revivalist' tag
applies only on foreign soil when• ska 1s a major
force.
-Des.piW-some so.und pr-0bleml'-al-tM
~hiskey , Madness's h1J(hly·polished. often
hilarious performance foretold strongly of ska's
polc'.nlial success in the states beyond reggae
rulllsls.
ror the unm1t1<1tt•<I. c:spt'r1<1lly th<>st'.' who
favor art·rock . a more csrap1st atl1tudc 1s re-
quired.
THE INTRICACIES of actually playing ska
aren't revealed through superficiaJ listenings.
and tunes with titles like "Ta.nan's N uts" an d
"Chipmunks Are Go" ar en't going to send you
r ushing to the dictionary to decipher the lyrics.
The liberating pulse or the ska or Madness
and their EngUsh counterparts, The Specials, is
best compared to the finer live moments of
George Clinton and his Parliament/ funkadeltc
rrew Youdon'tthinkabout1t Yourcart
The dance floor of the Whiskey was
Jammed and JUmpang throughout Madnei.s' one-
hour show. And. unlike hard core ·punk shows
there was a minimurt\ of useless pushing and
shoving. People wer e truly having run. It was
almost too good to be true.
-Micha.el ecukevjch
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Pomona Ave., Fullerton. The multi-media
display, lhowcaslnca the wor1ts of ~st
OCAA offldels, runs thrOUgh IMrch 30.
TM Olllery Is open from 10 to 3 Tuesdays
through Fridays, 10 to 5 Saturdays and
noon to 5 Sundays.
LAURA CAMPBELL, KNOWN POR
the Innocence of her child portraits and
th• soft texture of her florals, will be
the guest demonstrator when the Westmin-
!ter Art Association meets at 7:30 p.m .
Thursday In the Civ ic C&nter 8200 West-m lMter Ave. ~ ----
ANCIENT INDIAN ROCK ART
Inspired the paintings of Helen Bellinger
being shown durlno March In the Spurgeon
Room of the Santa Ana Public Librar y
26 Civic Center Plaza. Using actual '
pictograph and petr oglyph forms as a
basis tor her work, She creates art which
captures the colors and moods of the
Southwest, such as t he Petrified Forest
of Arlzpna. Vlewlno hours are 10 to 9
Mondays through Thur sdays, 10 to 6 Fri-
days and Saturdays and 2 to s p.m. Sunda.y.
PICASSO: 'BUST OF WOMAN WITH HAT
Junct ion of the Foothill and Ventura
freeways, w ill be open noon to 6 daily
all during Easter Week.
ALL TICKET$ HAVE BUN · • ·.-"LONG B~ACH STUDIOS,"
sold for the M a 10 o Ceast ~ an exh1b1l1on of paintings, .dra~-
lecture by phot~rap~~~ant, A~~11:S:~:-\.i-· installation works at the Long Beach
Tickets• •rmrtn. "titrRever, fMlineXfiT6Ttl~ -AWwum-Of ~ , of Adams' work In the occ Art Gallery. anony~ity and vulner ability of people
The show m ay be seen from M&lf..l0-22 from and artists. The wor ks were collected
1 to 4 p.m . weekends 10 a m to 2 P m during v1s1ts to the wort< places of Bob
and 7-9 p.m . Monday's and 1c) to 3 TueSdays A nderson! Suzan Anson, Ray Bravo, Slater
through Fr idays. Gallery ticket s ar e on Baron, M1chiel Daniel, Diedre Brooker,
sale for $1 In the OCC ticket office in Per cy Gl~r, Tom H erberg, Timothy Isham,
the Administration Building on cam pus Claire Ketth, Bruce M eisner, John Sanders,
2701 Fair view Road Costa Mesa A dam's Allan Sekula and Allee Steinhart. They
is appear ing as part of OCC's 1990 vary from all t ypes of pa1n~!ngs to ..
Photography Series w hich will include sculpt~.re mad~ of lint to a Conversation
Cole Weston on Apr il 30 and van Deren Chair. A pub lic recep.tlon from 2 to 4
Coke on M ay 7. Sunday will open the display that m ay be
seen until May 11 at 2300 E . Ocean Blvd.
EASTER BONNETS -PlcASs0.\TYLE
are on display at the Norton Simon M useum
of Art In Pasadena. where the master's
l1nocut. "Bust of a Woman With Hat "
i s a bright and chee1'1ul reminder of 'the
coming season . The museum. at the
MONOPRINTS, ETCHINGS ANO
other "Works on Paper" by Patrick Coffaro
are being featured through April 12
at Galleria Elena. 2811 Villa Way, in
Cannery Village, N ewport Beach.
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FLAMENCO. • •
dJencee ln 1cbool tbtoqbout New
t:n1land. DurtD1 her raadeney In
BoltcJD .... loloed wfth tbe Bolton
Symphony IDd wu dance lMtruetor
at the Boltm Cooaervatory and TU.fta u Di \'en.tty.
8 \IT n 18 THE nameoco that u btr real love, and lta Mttoey her
faaclnatlon.
To her, na menco la more than a
dan ce -"It la a deep meditation, a
mer&tng with the whole comctoua.
oess. a toarin& .beyond aravtty."'
Ml11 Rojas aays tao, Jazz and
ballet are "superftclal1. because they
are executed on top of the floor.
"But." she claim5, "with flamen·
co. you get into the ground."
ALTHOUGH SP ANISH Gypsies
ar~ credited wilb creatinc the
~~menco. Miss Rojas says, "those
yYPSies originated in India,'• which
-s he. believes most people are not
aware of. "Gypsies were dancing the
flamenco long before they began
their nomadic life with eventual ar· rival in Spa.in.
___ -lllltfessnr of mus!c -----~ "Wherever they traveled," she
says, "they took what was indigenous
to the area and embellished and Im·
plemented iL"
l\H..ME •••
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n ever seem to end,
fights the howling wind
with a single movement
of bis body and tames
lions with a mix or
bravado and s heer
terror -a ll to the
delight of audiences.
And when th e
houselights dim at
.Knoll's, the first thing
the audience will see on
the bare stage is Sip,
enterinJ stage right.
For tickets and time~.
c all the th ea t er, . ~ 827·1776
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Music Due
The n ewly formed
West Coast Chamber
Orchestra, 1ed by Mike
Ma ureas will perforD'
music by Vivaldi,
R a ndel a nd Corelli d uring a free concert at
7 p.m. Tuesday ln the
Huntington Beach Main
L i brary, 7111 Talbert
A•e.
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castanet. "Gypsies saw En1>tians
wearing large earrings ana -noted
sounds made while t he weare r moved.
"Gypsies put earrings together and
formed the castanet." she said.
ALTHOUGH MISS Rojas took a
year's hiatus "to rest from her
~i/llrr·:-"~~~"r".r---rigorous schedule on the Eas t ... • ~, • "' Coa st," she has returned to her pn).
_ Jession, teaching Sparush dance at
~-liii--r. the Phyliss Cyr Academy in Hunt-
MODERN AND TRADITIONAL MOVEMENTS CoMBINEO
Antonia Rojas Says Flamenco Soars Like Music
ington Beach and pe rfonnjng for
various local organilatioos .
Her next appearance wiU be at 8
tonight. at the Oasis Center, Corona
del Mar. for the Orange County
Baha'i New Year's Day, whlch 1s
celebrated the first day of sprin,c .
An enthusiast o ( movement,· Miss
Rojas has embarked on a new form,
''one which came to m e while meditating."
HE R CHOREOGRAPHY involves
the "spirit" or "aura,'' combining
new and traditional movements.
She is working with original music,
written by her husband, J oel
Kabakov, who received his doctorate
i n composition from Harvard University and presently is Yamaha
lntemationaJ's director or advanced
curriculum.
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beautiful images. "
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REPORT '9 VOTERS' PfPEUNE
Hoat: Jim Cooper.
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HUU<
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Banner 10 a maaque<ad~
party where the Hulk
C'honnrl ~bf ing•
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WtflSn.E 8lOW8
Hunk _., t111 co-work9'9
team up to prot*CI a ledy
from • gang of goons. U MOVIE
lo ..... "Cray Joe" ( 1074)
Petet ~. P8UIA Pren-
llSI. Joey Gello relQnl as I
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SllOI down In 1972 (2 htS.)
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LOfen, Clerlc Gable. An
American lawyer geta
romanucally ffflOlwlCI with
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Ir 191 Io talle hit nephew
bacit to America (2 hrs )
fll) 21TOHIOHT
Host Clete Robena
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INREVIEW
8:30 eJ THE FACTS OF LIFE
Bl111r goes on a Cloth dtet
'" or"9r 10 lmpfess a
socially prominent date
With her new, sVfllte flov1e fD W~INOTON WEEK
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ttwd wllf\ .. feltll ""'M the
tc:i.nt lflc 1'9VOMlon of
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Bobby end Pmm. dllgueted
with J.R.. -out of ~ end &le Ellen
•1099 dr1nlllng to weoe ._
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tiu.bend. 8 llE8T Of SATUN>AY
NIOHTUVE
I D NEWS NIGHT OAU.EAY
""The Olttefent On."' In
1993, • men 8Df11eA 10 ~ hit -10 8n01her plenet In aocordence with
lhelew. G FAE> ASTAR:
P\/TTIH' OH Ha8 TOP HAT
Fred Astwe·a remarUb4e
caree<. from TM e.ty days
wllll his sitter Adele
lhtough hit ~y at AKO
wUh Gtnoer Rooers. ts
h!Oflllghted ltifough film
cllpl 111'1<1 lnteM&ws Wllh
many of his •~tes
10:30 U YOUTli AHO THE
ISSUES
Q)g) NEWS
&:I FREE TO CHOOSE
'"HOW To Slay Free"" Or
Minon Fntld"'an ShOwS
hOw concentrated ~ kl
the llan<IS of 9 f6W. INefl
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Conway Trying Again
Wmic Seeks Longer Run Than '13 WKS'
By JERRY BUCK 1 LOS ANGELES <AP) -Tim Conway has
s •apped m his license plates of "13 WKS" for a
new pair.
1. That referred to the Ure span of his television
sdries. But when Carol Burnett ended her show
a tte r 11 years, she gave Conway, one of the
r«tgulars, a new set of plates reading "11 OUT." ~ "That's for 11 y ears and, hmph, out!" said
Conway. "Hopefully, we can hold onto the new
st\ow for a while " •
"I think it depends on who's doing it," he said.
"Sometimes, variety jWll does not suit a particular
person. Our show wm be more comedy-oriented.
It's really a comedy show. Hopefully. If not, then
it's a serious drama.
"There are a lot of excuses why some variety
shows haven't caught on. Bad time slot, bad night,
bad competition, but what I'd really like to say is
the shows were bad. I think if it's good people will
find you. rr it's bad, it'll go off."
ll frequently has been suggested that Conway
should team up with Don Knotts for a television
show.
CONWAY IS HOPING FOR better luck with
hip new comedy-variety show, "The Tim Conway
S~ow." which premie res Saturday at 8 on CBS,
Cfanne12, for a nine-week run. ''TIIE WAY IT'S WORKED out Is that Don
1 In hjs first series, "McHa1e's Navy," he had a and I are doing a series of pictures," Conway said.
stipporting role. Then, "Rango," "The Tim Their first movie together. "The Apple Dumpling
Conway Comedy Hour," and Gang," was Disney's second moat profitable
-.
TUBE TOPPERS
ABC D 9:00 -"Vacation ln Hell."
Michael JJrandon and Barbara Feldon
portray honeymooners lost in the Jungle
when they wander away from a Mexican
. resort.
KOCE 9 10:00 -Fred Astaire:
Puttln' On His Top Hat. The famed
dancer's life and career are traced in
this special, highlighted by film clips.
KCOP a» 12 :30 -"Francis." The
original movie that inspfred the series of
the 19505 with Donald o·connor and hiS
talking mule. .
11.001·.Cl)9 NEWS Nl!W\. YWED GAME
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m-*'l tob.
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QI THE IAAH CfUSIS:
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HOSTAGE
A IOOll 11 the te1es1 occur·
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to hive a lmOOtll road
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(1970) 8tet1 t..9ure1, Offver
Herdy. Cherley Chua,
Butter Kee1on The belt ot
tne Mt1Y ICleen's tour lop
comedlant ,. CX\f"Otled. (2
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I t935) Fr6<1rlc March, °'** l..augtlton BaMO on the nov.I by Viet«
Hugo . Tile tanattoal
tnepec;1or Je-...n releot·
l•nly pur1uea Jean
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trying to 90 llralgtlt. 12
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( 1938) Robert Oonll,
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Hopl(IM. Spiel trom the
North end the South ettemPt to Olltlwff .-ell
ottl9r and otltM\ • Ql)anllly
of Q06d being l'tel<I In Vlf. r: 0ty (2 IWI • 30 mtn I 2='° NEWS
MOVIE * • ''t ''The 09Yll t H 11\d
PIHltl Aober1 Alda Uno•
Chfttttan. A man ltn<ls that
"'' """" OOod,_. P'll· V9flt• lllm lrom bec.()OT\1ng "
totll pet1lcoplnt "' "" ..... ~ vooooo CUii. ( t "' • 30
!
'~'The Tim Conway Show" all picture, just behind ''Mary Poppins.''
!<>tded in 13 weeks or less. ABC They did a sequel, "The Apple Dumpling Gang .
iefked one o( his shows, •ururn ..44 .. a vt th t 111111-•-W cf G I' i ~-Ob," after one performance. Rides Ag8lll,''. and are wo'"""'6....:on m?, es tha ~ ILIG • eCS .., .. pet twv• Conway ls wntlng. "The Prlz.e ngbter was e • After that, be joined Miss first. and next up is "The Private Eyes."
Bbmett's show. , ls be intimidated by the "i don't know whether we would do a r~rd? ''No, I don't think so," t elevision series together," Conway said.
be said ... I have never bad any "Television has a tendency to chew up a lot of
fear of any of them. and God material. You could probably make four features
only knows there have been c:o.nir•v out of the material you would do in 22 shows.
m,ny. I never wanted 10 be in this business and bod here I am, so 1 just kind of play it for whatever "IF rVE EVER STOLEN from any Y it's banpens." been Crom Don Knotts. I have reallY watched Don,
r Conway' said be started out to be an way back to Steve Allen's aboW when he wu the
a~ertiaing copywriter. When he got out of the nervous man. ~my he took a temporary job answering fan mall "AU the characters he did for Steve and his
a dl&c ~ockey. 'J1le man be replaced was Jack progression down to Barney Fife on Andy
ey, who ll be on bis new show. Griffith's show. Actually, Barney Fife and Enslen
: THAT LED TO A .IOB as 8 TV director. On a Parker on 'McHale's Navy' are tbe same person." ta~k show In Cleveland. be couldn't find any r------1 c"J;st.a, and took on the chore himself. He'd I SOU'TMCOAST Give your bUdltt •lift, p~tend to be a bullfichter, antique dealer or ACTOISSTUDIO I Mii lour Ski equipment
wtatever. Comedian Roee Marie saw one of the I ~'?.~~~~~ I fas In the SkUng ~s. called it to tbe attention of.steve Allen, and ~ ~,_, cluslfled •d• Of Ute
r-way's careel' was launched. I .-. w. ,... ,_ *-M I Dally Pltot. ..,,.. .. .. ,.1_
: He said bla new show would be a series of I. c114ttS7.nl2 642-5671 s~rt comedy sketches. ••we•re only taking the .. _-.i•m!!:a•m.1•m!!'-!!•~•!!l!!!!~-i=:.:l=----------~at of a stet.ch," be aaid. "Whatever 11J funny.
tot as long as it'a funny. Rather than taking a
ft4>ny idea and trying to make a lO·minute sketch O\f. of tt. Just take a funny idea and do tt. Get on a.ltd get off. : "We'll have musical guests, but they won't do
sketcbes. '!bat never really worb."
VillETY, AND IN PAaTICULAa sketch
edy. bas all but diuppeared from tbe tube
e the Burnell show went nff t-.o years a10,
ugb there are frequent attempts to revive the
I m. Besides Conway·~ show. NBC recently
in roduced "'lbe Big Show." which includes some
• tcb comedy.
A S GALLERY
Exclustvetv Represents
CUFFORD SILSBY
l11&en11U..1lly a.....~·
SM1 Newport Blvd Newport Beech tn .....
..
Hugh Hefner is flanked by Pink Lady stars
Mie <left) and Kei as they try to measure
up against some Playboy bunnies. From
left are Playmates Karen Morton.
Roseanne Katon. Sondra Theodore, Janis
Schmitt and Jeana Thomas. The se~mcnt
airs tonight at 9 on NBC, Channel 4.
DA CINEJlllA South Coast Plaza
Costa Mesa • 540·0594
Regulilr future shown betore and after preview.
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ayatbMLaen, but alnce be 1in1 appeariaa onatap with a flv•p ece band. \he ot.bert dld
moat of tbe pl1.1\na.
"Omtue I l.m a mlnlmooC. a poiymoo1
and a Rofand SH 2000 wblch l1 a pre-aet
RoJand," said Numan. "The thini I Ulre about
that is that lt hu what I caU a random key that
plays a random sequence ot notes which bear no
relation and don't slay lo any key
Rhythm's Charged
Musical inventor. Emmett Chapman. will
play his 10-string "electric stick" for the
Songbag at 8 toni~ht in Golden. West College's commumty center. By tappmg the
fmgc rboard, he can play Jazz or classically
oriented compositions in a sound that
alternates between an electric bass. guitar.
harps ichord and piano. Admission is Sl.50.
·HUBERT
UIS
HIS FIRST PERFOflMANCE
OF RAVEL'S BOLERO
RODNEY
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fl etloa movlu Into •P•clal effech utravaaamaa.
"I tb1Dk aynthelben have 1QDe about aa far .
u they can poatbly ao." be II.id. "It's the gad1eta you can put t.bem through that are
developlna.
"A ayntholi.&er, on Its own, wit.bout a filter.
1s very, very borin&. It's just a straiabt PUlle
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Mesa Owner
Cancels Punk
Vandalism, violence and general fan
behavior have prompted the cancellation or
Sunday nJght punk rock shows at the Cuckoo's
Nest in Costa Mesa.
Club owner Jerry Roach said be will COD·
tinue to book "more accessible" local and
English new wave acts, but is fed up with the
hard core crowds.
•.:WE'VE RAD TO post a guard and let them
in one by one to keep them from ripping up the
bathrooms," said Roach, whose Placentia
Street club recently has been the target of un·
successful firebombings.
"It's part of their movement to have a bit of
vandalism," said Roach. "They don't really hurt
anybody but they're starting to trash other
people's businesst>S ... they're going wild with
graffiti.
"We've also had the problem of long hairs
coming down to beat up the punks. And the
long hairs' violence is real."
THERE'S ALSO BEEN a recent influx of
punks from inland areas who've been clashing
with local punk fans, many of whom live in Hun·
tington Beach.
Roach said be bad reached an "understand·
ing" with the Huntington crowd, but the
newcomers have revived the threat of more
serious trouble.
"I just don't want to have a war between
Fullerton and Huntington Beach in my parking
lot," Roach noted.
ASKED IF DRUG abuse might be a con·
tributing cause to the problems, Roach said be
has faced more difficulty wjtb under-a1e
drinkers.
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tbem u ~ very cold aDCl mecbanlcaJ IMat tbe1're realty not.
"Yoa ean make tbetn do anything, far more
tban 10u can wltb any other inatrument.
Tb•1're tbe JD!Olt venaUle inatrumat ever,
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Gar)' doesn't tblnk that playlnc a
ayntbealser makes blm different from
mu1lclan1 who play more traditional
lnatrmnenta; be aays it Juat .. m.akes him aound different.
Lus. who worDd out ma~. liiiiT"e.. I ..,.
got a eoaple of the Dixie 0rep (a ft.... la· i I
strumeatal Jau-roct band) to wort wMfl me.\. f
"Molt people I meet are very interest.eel in
them and they ast me bow I get certain aounds.
But 1 don't have that mucll in common with
other musicians. They generally ut me more
about synlheshen than I'll ask them about
gultan.''
( ROCK TALK J·l
••• Abo lending aulltance weroe Kwas mem-
bers Kerry Llvg.ren, Phil Eh1rt and Rieb
WiWams. and. like all Kanua reeorda, Wallb's
effort was releaaed on the Kinbner label.
STEVE, WHO DESCSJBD ''Monolith" as
$
ID Im. wbeo Kansas took a nine-month
vacation from the road to record ''Moaolitb,"
keyboardist Steve Walsh also recorded his own
solo album. That effort, "'Schemer-Dreamer,"
. has jlllrt been re~. and Steve e~Ja!M wbY be atdIL -~nc~~~ ~--"'Own bum moreroc 'n' roll"11Wlwbi
'"lbere were a lot of songs tbat I'd brought
to the band that they didn't feel right playing,"
says Walab.
"rD WlllTt; SOME material and bring it to
practice, but alter we'd try it out, l realiied 1t
didn 'l fit into the new groove we were getting
mto.
"Recording 'Monolith' wa.s more of a group
effort than anything we'd done before since lt
was the first time we'd produced ourselves, and
I just dktn'l feel right about asking the band to
Kansas plays.
"It's pretty much straight-ahead stuff," be
said. "I went back to basics on that album. lo
the Kansas music, it's structured and you have
a part and it's practiced. There's a certain
spontaneity on this album that I like, there's nothing stuffy about it.
" 'Every Step of the Way' -which was the
first soog I wrote -is lyrically a cbronlcle or
Kansas. and about people who puab for what
they want. really lake a risk and try for what
they believe."
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2443 Edst Coast Highway , Coron.i tlel Md1
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IBMJCl:D SZ0.000 bay location. Here 1s
4 Bdrm. 4 fireplaces, your cbMOce to own 11
large dect. pn vat.e game beauW'uJ property Ca It
room. and den. Owner for more <ktail.s.
will finance wltb 2t% 642-5200 down Hurry. c • 11 meo
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on tlu..-. fantastic 6 Bdrm
family homt!' Maids
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494-1761
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lot. encl. patio, f15h pond
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oondit.iorung, waler sof
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loan
FAMILY CHAR.Met
RB>UCED
OWHa ANXIOUS
J br, 2 ba, great family
home located on qwet
<'ul·dc·sac close to So
Coast Plaza. Vaulted
a:thngs MBR, LR. Hu~e
back yard with room for
boat a.ad RV. Aaaumable
loan. SllS.000
EXECUTIVE
POOL HOME
$162.250
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bar, Dining Rm. Slroken
LH ll&F pool wllb
wrought 1roo aecurity
fence. Beau itu l
courtyard entry. Much
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2525 N. Grand A ye
Saal.a Ana, Ca S'ZlOl
633.31.50
TOP
YALUE! SPAC~us 1116.950. 4 Bdrms. 2 baths.
hardwood floor s. new 6 BRs, 211t ba • formal kitchen with a ll the ·~~oooo duungrm,de ,Jcargar goodles. VA assumablt• ~ ~, , tJu1el lltreet Only 81/.'i', loan SJLS pays all
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Smell the ocean breeeze
from Oua (D<>del Garden
home, professionally up·
f('.nlded t.hroulthout. w a Uc
to bea<'h, OJM'fl PaY1hon OYeriooktnJ? Pool &r Ten
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from wider. ft'or details on tbil home and appt to see. call Carol HotC. agt
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<lo ur lo the community beat'h .
1t:xdus1ve arC!a with a 24 hour set'uraty
gall' Spadoub contemPorary home
wllh 4 bedrm!). formal dinsn)!. Cam rm.
recreation rm. study. 3i,..,. baths Spa &
huall·in fi sh aquarium. St.100.000
Consider exchange for Newport
bayfront with boat slap
WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS
21 I I S-Joaqlllw Hils Road
NEWPORT CEHTER. M.I . 6 44-4910
9@al fled a..pr
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On Newport Penn. or
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Wn!A! R. Lut.bcr. Box
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7 14 337 24 14 or t.:ves :m 1717
co.mtY COTT AGE
$99,500
Quiet tree· lined street,
leads to execut1Yt" entry
LavtSh l1Y1ng room with
toasty r1rcplace + sun
"!lhine kitchen + !>weep
UllC ~ter bdrm retreat
+ 3 ch1ldreru. bdrm:i
Pool s1z.ed rear yard '
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more info. 847.ro JU
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2, 3 • 4 Bedrooms with ocean View, pool, sauoa.
spa • Iota of open space
in Sonny Sao Di.ego
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down payment. 11 75 in-teremt rm.e. 549--7971 or o.,.....
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REALTORS
BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONT S275,000
Fab1lle>t11 location on t._. lay with
pCMOi Gllllic VIEW of lcry actMty. a.cpd
upcmdtd 2 bed. 2 bo. coop .slit In a
pnstfg./sKwity b•ildlnq with pool.
Boat 5'tpcmlil
VU--POOL DOVER SHORES
Owur mo••d ! R•d•ced S S0,0 00.
Fab•ICM1s hotM for Htm oinilMJ aad
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spociovs Clftd ~ floor P'an witfl 1c:rcp
li•in9 room, plus family/d htlnq
contbiftation. Se-parat• mashr Miiite pigs·
J othft-nice bt-dr'OCMM. l..tlful pri•at•
pool Clftd ct.ck. UftqmHtioMd V1EW from
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2744 E. COAST HWY.
COIOMA DEL MAI
759-161&
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REALTORS
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COLE OF NEWPORT REAL TORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy .• CCW"OM .. Mor
675-5511
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2Boch Rea lry
REAL ESTATE EXC~CE S.MCI 1949
C OME WITH US ... to I A. YCREST.
El•gant 4 bedroom. formal dinfnq rootn &
family room horM. Th• li•inq room ii
•xctptiona lly ottrocti••· l o rq• lot.
SJ 10,000
NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811
SAMD"PH MOD!L_:.VIEW
In Spy~lass '1 bedroom. 21~ bath
home. Large family room w1th
brick fireplace and wood floor!),
adjacent to a gas barbeque and
s p ~lll'lsl in g pool for 1:n1erta ining
Quiet l'Ul ·de·sac s trel't which •~ perfect for children. $395.000
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HEW OH THE MARKET!
H r 1 g h t & c· h c t.· r y t• -.. p u n d £' d
Broactmoor Plan I on pr1mf.• c·orncr
location \ fabulous f<.tmtl~ home
w1 5BR.-.. family rm & j.!ard<'n rm
Many quality features 111d : \:.tult<'d
t'C•tling s. p lantation ~hulll'r '-.
hookcascs. bnck & add'I '>toragl'
I.CH C'ly pool & patio $595 000 <G 12)
Oto4 THE GOLF COURSE!
And ideal for executlVl' or <·asual
cn lcrta inm~. 3 lcveb of luxur y
w I pvt patios from mos t rooms. Thl!
unique architecture & pvt guest apt
make this u !)pcc1a l offering Appt
onlv CG·l3)
DRAMATIC DEAUVIUE!
Impressive pvt entry leads to this
JBR home w/2!story llvmg rm &
wu lls or ~lass overlooking the golf
course & ni~ht l ii:t hts. Qu~t
cul-de-sac location lovely poor-&
spa. S595.000. <G·l4)
FAIULOUS!
Dramatic 3BR home w/~ brick exterior & iron gates. Lots of
marble, mirrors & skylights & "a
touc h of tomorrow" w/Omega
computerized lighting system for
pool & fountain. Family rm -·office
2 spas -· security system &
more. $649.000. <G·l5)
LYNNE VALENTINE 644-6200
712·1414
(QmPll\ v.., ,.,,. ..
642.a2JI
'ICll Oo-OIW,.
111.a100
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644-4200
HorborV-fff>!f'f
IAYROMr
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
a TOltO HOltSI COUMTIY
<1 Bdrms., 3 baths: ranch style,
mini-estate in orange groves. $249.500
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
3-l 1 B" y \ 'lo ()I '. •• ~ 6 J •, bl Cl I
AffOUAILE
S92.500 can buy you thjs charming 3
Bdrm 1112 B a home situated on extra
lan~e lot m Garden Grove Amenities
mclude numerous fru1L trees: s hake
roof. laundry rm. pantry, new paint &
~ car allachcd garagf:'. Quiet street.
Owner Wlll ht:lp ftmrnce.
Red Estate by Mc Vay, lrooldlwst
Ask f'Of" R.idl Caruso 968.4456
CE
IEDllE ELKINS ca.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
BLUFFS IAPA TA MOOB.
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Gl --............ 631-1800
811 OOVBl DllYE
SHAHGRl·LA
Perched on the front row of Irvine
T errace overlooking the harbor,
this spectacufar home has a touch
of the Onent -lush tropical plants
indoors & outdoors . shoji panels.
hand rubbed woocb. lavish use of
natural stone. bcC:Jut1ful grounds.
'-t·t·ludt.>d pool Amph.• room with 4
l>drm s & family room obnously
not for everyonl' at Sl.084.000. hut
rJoll :.i r for dollar. onC' of Lhc bc~L
IJu v!' in town And. don't forget lo
.t'-k about our creative financmj?.
1714) 6 73-4400
12 1 ll 628·2121
HARBOR
LUXURIOUS
EMERALD BAY HOME
Ht rt is a ~ custom 5 ldrm
ho111t s~ps from priHI• bffch.
tennis courts. porks & pools. ~
ho11t e f•ature1 quality
constr uction, for"'al di•ing.
lorqt ycrd. jocuni, family room.
deluu k.itct.n witfl eating °"a
ond ~abf• dtsi91' featw.s.
$650,000
JUST LISTED-
EMERALD BAY
Co.y c ..... *-"ty Ito-. with
OCt'Qft Yit'WI, halft cellfftCJt,
hoe dwood floon. ..... clilmg.
doM to ..... ,.tis &' ......
E..rdd lay llas Z4 e.o.-MC:9f.
ty & ......... bteclt. .....
..... ,,, $540,000. Look. co.
,...,,... .... It.
SUMDA Y SPECIAL
Loola for _. od tMs ~ ......... .-clal Mite .... of
...... tolMWdopettforyew ...,.dloa.
644-7020
NEWPORT BEACH
499-4151 495-1.120
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Red Cross
Fair Set
Health Fair Expo '80,
coordinated by the
---'ur-an&~ chapter
of the American Red
Cross. will be al the
Laguna Hills M·all on
Aprll 12 and 13.
Dean'8 Li8t
Kay Patr-1ce
Burkbol~r. daughter of
Mr. and Mrt. Donald M
Burkholder ot Fountain
Valley, bas been named
to tbe dean's list tor
academic achievement
at Bob Jooes Uninraity,
Greenville, S.C.
Deatlu f<'ree 1erv1ces a nd ••
tests to be offered •
include health histories, 1
height, w eight, blood I
pressure, anemia, vision E'-~,,L-•D and health awareness £311(;;.wlle• II(;;
counseling.
A blood test will be
av:iilable that checks for
choleste rol. diabetes.
liver and kidney
functions.
DftltltNet~
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llLL •OADWAY MO«TUilY
t 10 Bfoadwey
Costa Mesa
6'2-9150
SMITH & TUTHIU.
MORTUAIT
WISTQ. .. CHAPll.
Mortuary • Creme Ilona
4'Z7 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa ~
P1HCI lac>THa5
SMm4S' MOllT\IMY
627 Main St
ttlnhngton Beach
~
PRllFAMILY
COl.OMIAL FUteAL
HOMI
•
7801 Bolsa Ave
W.Stmmste<
8193-3625
w.n••••o.t N•MNOWI .. aeae c.... ....
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M ONTEREY <AP> -
Retired Air Force Maj.
Gen. WlWam Ord Ryan,
88. commander of the
Pacific wing of the Air
Transport Command
during World War ll.
died Tuesday.
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t., F-..nVMley,C.llfom4••7"11
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c.tll 141•M1t • ,., ..... word•
towottc for
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........ Slll.000 o..ar ...... ,.... All lllMI .. 2 bdrm. TrY ,.,. ,,. .. Je 4 Mra _. dwa. Owner will ..-......, ._add· mny Gllllbw:t. eau aow.
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S.tood a ory bo1t• 1•~ ~-=.:tau-:: IMl'dll
flaaaelo1 d•ta1l1. . _ .-•••••-•-a..ac. of • 111.um •.
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LAIGI
ASSUMAalLN.
lrM.
TO'f Al. IMl'lllST ..........
~·Bdrm. 2 batb famllr room,
cnckU01 fire place . Clear, 1panlln1 pool.
ANitme 175.000 loans.
1'l:ltal PQment ... Aak· las tiot,t50. Act AOW, there's ooly one. CaJl -.ma
Liii Dr# inside • out
wl< new cpt 'I aod a
C!Cll'J brtck , rpk ln t.hia
l&tndive 3 Bdrm. 2 bath
...... Lee a11umable
lam wtLb no quahly~a. Only 1116,900. Act DOW,
call m.sl'lO
' Ot'IN 111'i•11 \II.JN l()ltl N<CI '
IB·lfilll
ALLSTATE
REAL.TOA&
OIMACO'll
~c :t + d.artt room in eschalw aw.a Cove.
Bay md OCIMll Y1eW. Fiee
land and aa1umable
lam. Call m.8560
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!•1*11
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MISAYaDI
Redhtll~Re.uty
I Id\• Kl·.111\ l ltl Ill'
v f I 'II, . . .. .
UDO'SMOST
SPICTAC"ARV.W
IDl Lido Pan Dr.. 8th
floor condo. 24 Hr.
1eCU1ty. Call for app\.
MAMSIOHS
Magnifioeol CUltom view
!Dlmion:s, Sl.2:i0,000 and
S1 .S00.000. Super finane
Ill&-Refer t.o Sunday 's ad
I n Clasa 1 002 ,
·~·· S Bdnm. or 4 •a den:
immaculate 2 story
bame rib all t.ba extraa.
Caraae door opener, water softener. de·
OOl"9&0I' wall covennp.
Call klr aflP't. S:Ul8,SOO 1--------6'1J.lllB:t m..4777eves La UsForT._7
associated
11? ·-" E II ~ II t A , • (,II S
•.• ,,. •Qt•1 •' t.•l
..-.ESTATE
1• +POOL&VA
T1lf'd entry leads lt>
laVlSb bvmg room and
.!Aas4" iarepl au~.
Gourmet k1 tcben
fonn1I dlnln~. 3 huir
bdnn.s and 23' 1t11m1· ruorn Wall ot Ila~ u\ l' r
loolwl!e ~ and , ... w
CttlT rear l(.r(IW1d." On Iv
Sll8..900 C..ll now for ~
tal1s. 96). 7M8 I ..
.. r-.. .... ...... JJ
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llOA.DMOOI
HADatYIEWtaLS
Super rtnaM111i a ¥8 ii .
onltn~y 4 BR. ram1
ty rm bomr W1t.b rPlax1ng
vtew ol mtm • tu.lb~
R~atistka ly pn CflS al
SMl.500. Call
IX7TIU! V ALENTTN F: m«>ao or M).-0997
~~
4br, 1~. w •nice ram
rm. 6 fnnl cbDmc. Nice
ll'l!ll rr. 1\lltJ.n • 17\.h. PmR Place, lac..,842· 7461
I 'nm" l•x·;il11111 1n
•• x (' I II ' I \ ••
Turll rrol"k
F:lei:anl J llH.
ro rmal rlio1nJ!.
FR. t'U~t blln' 2
rplr 's . and
1• JC t r ,. m ,. I \
C>wneT' will carry ~.000
~ TO. auumable 1st
<;or~ 4 bedroom 111
SpyJC,laas wrth out.stand
'In& ~an and harbor vrw Pnfi-d al S62!i.OOO
• , /if ' • ~,.
~TSIDE
CHARMER
Ea.!>u1dc. Costa .Mt:!o d
charmer. br,rnd n ew
JUlll comple t ely r t·
modeled! New r oof.
~. pa.mt. kitchen.
the worka ! lot'red1ble
value, JUSl S102,900
>UTy• Take advant.age •
~'151-1700
OCEAHYIEW!
HOW SI 79,500!
SECURITY 81.DG
tJltra.deluu pen~
2 bdnDI • 2 bath&, frpk .
deck + <'o inmuo1t y
armni'""' . wtll trade ·
finaoce • lease option
With $10.000 ! oeutROMT!
OWNER ·s delux c J
bdrm.. 2 bath -frpk.
pliJO WJt + 2 dellllte 2
bdrm.. 2 bath rent&b
Choice BALBOA !
11.150,000!
DWI.EDS
OCIAM YllWS!
Sellen will help finaDce
3 Ir 3 BR muta S27S.,OOO '
J & 2 BR 111UL1 $Z79.SOO I
3 &18Rualta~· ..... ..,,,.. .......
• 675-7060 *
TlftlX
l.A.STSIDI c.M.
Jbne +income! Owner
wUI carry l'Olllract. 20o/.
ck>wn. Super clean and
or.at.. 8Mt ea.ta Mesa
location $163,950. Act now. lbere'a oaly ooe.
Call 541-2313 ..,.,lit "' q."' """ •0141 ,.,, , ,
t.P9t'IQU' thruoul.
Qull'l c·ul Ul' ,;il'
~lre el. J <'•lr
llttral(e Ai lo\t•ly
v i e "' ., r Turtlcrock 11111 ...
Al'Sl>C 1nrf1h
tt•nnlt', all lh1~ lur
only ~.<fl'> <'.111
My rn a Il l) om,
7!>2·28G7
[~111111
STort!
fib time to relax a od
ahop 11t home. ll 's almple
w ltb Dally Pilot
Clauifi4!d Ada. And if
)'OU bave aometJunc t.o
sell, call a friendly
Cluslfied Ad· Visor at
642-5178
TAR GA'ZE~·~
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Ht Al IUH~
lt1. 1l•p.4ow. Uvla1 ........... 1006
room, fMmal dlalna. __ .. _ .......... ---------.,.. "'"'-'toe· "DAY lat dH•. ~tebn, lara• ramlly Sf I CW room.~ Wur 1""""5a r tlOf"J bo•• with • ~ t::' .:'-' ~· bt ... e••'~1."",: rdanm down. lc:om•d1at• .... • ' • ' ..,._.ioa. Call oow. ,..,k, 1 paUo. (Bri"k •Ml BBQ)• •lit-l..&c • Ill,.,, ..... "' , "" , matr bdrm w 1b•aru
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UQ HIW-oPlX SG,4iXI
OM b&ock to beacb, J • D :Ulw Rfflty alr1n" a Ra + ' or 673-6511 ~ Bb·tna etc Only CHAaMIHG NOMI
llPOIK' REALTY Uouaual remodeled ,,., DiJ IU1d ~00\laled 3Br home
'7Ss6'70 11u 2 Bdrm upt Large ~rooms. mstr balb
0 C E A M F R O M T l\.u J1ac·uu1 Dbl 1iar RAH'"u worbhop, laundry rm _.... IG.000
FCMCfD SAU Lou hdlt .. & Assoc.
832 a cres i\ppra1s.al
13.tn> per acre Buy al
Sl~OO per a c re. :-,o•·,
down. Short escrow Ad
Silt.er •l.. 642"'300 2'hrs
SIAlp.Uff
A 5tyhsh one year nt•w
townhouse cl05e to lhe
ocean. Two-stones of
super features com
phmenled b y l11v1~h
landscapinJ( and solar
heatini.t. A quiet &
:.ecluded .,etll ni: Act
fast . 1l w on 'l last'
1156,<XX>
BAL~OI\ I SLA ND
Bf.ALTY
673-8700
IHVESTOAS, LOOK AT
THIS!
Duplex
Nwprt lkh ~.000 Z<m Lot
~ta M~d I $132.lJtl()
Tnpll•X
(:ct;ta Mt>:. J $1 l!UJOO
I Pie~
Cc)f;la :'rfl~:I
I Plex
Coita M f"'J
Sl66.oOo
SIH0.000
675-llll
IB.OW MAOET
Reduced to $325.000
Jbr + lbr + gue:it
fuepla~ dbl 1;ar
Don 'l disturb tenant:.
2.m-200"'2 Opal Ave
This won't last
Ownermust&ll '
Subnut yourorfer with
lilHardnty
Redtor 675-2866
503 Part Ave Balboa Isl
~verungs 675-8688 ----...0.. Pftllinsu&o I 007 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BEACHRtOHT
IMVBTMBCT
Three duplexes within
walk111g <h5tance to I he
beach. Balboa. llunt
111~ Beal·b & Belmont ShOre. Prom S137,000
CALL NOW A 536-931 I
LLSTATE
REALTORS
4 Plex Corona ct.I Mar I 022
Ana.he.am SJ44~000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·1 Plex
$138.500
7 Uruts
Costa Mesa $110.000
TrlrPark
Riverside $275,000
Most ol these properties
o ffer outstandinR
leverage aod very good
1nrome. Let us h<'lp you
with your inves lrnenL
needs. Dill S56 2660
C:SELECT .
T'PROPERTIES
FOUR 4-PLEXES
~ won't last w1lh on
Iv $14,000 down on each
hui ldt.ng. they a re clo!IC
o)r break even Call now
Whelan
Real Estate
540-3666
Alll't IUILDERS
r.6.240 sq ft of pn mf'
(:ot>t.a MMa R-<t proper
ly Plan5 for 4() apts or 24
condos. F.xchange for
l1>1'11lnl'rt'ial. upts or 1031
exchange (714 )642 5312
~rcialZOM
fo:asts1de 3 Bdrm home,
' hanfwood noors. double garage Lot 60xJ20.
Sl25.000
Aoy~.RffT
541-7729
PENINSULA
POINT
$330,000
Owner will carry fmanc·
ing. No qualifying lo
buyer. Unbehevable 3
Bdrm, 2 story home .
Rich parquet floo rs,
Mahogany wood beamed
ceilings. totally re·
modeled tbruout. Just
listed! Won\ last with
this price Ii terms. Cal 1 -.nn
4 ...... Q• ' ., 't,; ,.
60x300
ESTATE
llO ~Ocean Yiew
3 Bdr. 2 ba. ree land.
Newly decora ted .
Jacuzzi. pvt beach. owe. great terms.
Priced lo sell at 1355.000.
Bia-. 631-5737
c--Hi9'1• ds
By Owner Creative
hnancing. Custom1:r.e<I
thro!Jllhout. 3 Bdrm, 2
ba, pool si yanf. beach
access C;,11 ror appt.
64CHI07J
Pnnc. only, Harbor \ 1ew
Hllls. lge exe\: home,
v. p a rk-like view
m>,000. 644·:W>4
SPY GUSS
Owner will carr) bl
trust deed or le as<.' op·
llOO s bdrm. DlO sq ft
640-~ Agent ---
JUSTUSTEO
CDMDUPLEX
New rear unit w ;guest
qtr;, refurbished front
urut 3 BR each $285,000
Call for appt.
640.6259
I __/k//)/7j/,
R E A/LT Y
1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WHAT A Y A&.UE
Thisquahty built 3 bdrm.
2 bath home features.
hardwood noors. shake
roof, new driveway,
large yard and is priced
at only $87,950. Call
541)..llSJ
G,p> HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
ASSUMAILE
81/l°/o
LOAM
Lvly fml.y home on quiet
cul-de-sac. East Side.
CUSTOM POOL & SPA. Owner will carry XTRA. Lee 2nd T.D. at attrac-
tive Interest rate. Phone.
75-1501
OAK GLEN
PLUS Dislloctlve new 2
bed.room. 2~ bt COD· CUSTOM 4 IOIM dominhum. M .980. OPDU-$ DAIL y 2118 .EJdfft Ave, C.11. :m E. ZZnd STREET SO.f734
Pncedlo..Uat'8,000. ~~~~~~ ~ JJGNlbWUea : (J) --------~ (lO bold).
O> Good aotllltrJ tiriQa. S Y C A M 0 I I
Cl> Potentlal t111ora MIN
bllla.llooi.eatatel • -AteMIW ·;:e;MJ.· -.. .......... 11. c.& ..., ba. Quality towabome
...... Olalf 4 •Yailable,
f}gm ......... S..ata · Am Aft. ecunt.
/.Jn Nl[,f l
HAIL LY !.,
AC,~UCIAl (S
SPAllUNG POOL ~de. lovely family
home. ' Bdrm, 1 ~ batb
brand new carpet:.
1137,500. CBU
The Starnes Co.
673-7761
SPARIUNG POOL
Easts1de. lovely family
home 4 Adrm. 1:r,.. bath,
brand ne w 1·arpe ts
S137 .soo Ca II
The Starnes Co.
673-7761
DESPERATE.!
3 Bdrm. 2 bath. n1rt.' areJ
near Soo Coast l'la7J,
strl.500 Bkr 631-5737
ASSUMAILE LO.AM
$121.500 at I 0.25°10
4RR + F/\M RM+·
DIN·RM + J AC't ZZI .
l,!uet cul di' sat· l(•Uth to
l'Xerutlvt• doubll' door
entry • Stl'p up ll\inJ.:
mom +. 'tl'p-down d10
IOI! Spa(·111us s un'lh1ne
lutchetl + wparall' fJm1
ly room' Spiral sla1rca<.c·
leads to 4 hUl,\e bdrm~
with s weeping ffiJ\lt·r
retreat Hugt" cul de sac
lot wilb bubblulg ~pa +
boal /lraller a cc<'S:-1
Owner bought new &
must sell 1mmed1atPly
Call for more info
8C7.al10 -,,, .
lyOWMr
tease10puon on 3 br 2 ba
chan:rung home in bel>t
F:as t s 1de lo c al1on
~5549
OPDo/SAT SUN JO-~
Ry Owner. nr Plaza. :I Hr
2 Ba condo S85.UOO
SZl.tn> assum~·5.'i6 IM.S
SALE or TRAD I-:
3 BR. 2 Ba f1xt"r SH0,000
~nr aiet 752·90ZJ
CONDO $89,00tl
3 Br. I~• ba. C'&ll
&10-4982 Pnnr 011h
'1BDRMS.2 fJ.a
~.500
644-6400 or 9'79-0'7fi7
A.educed for 1-~asl Sale
48drm 2ba, up)(n11led
Sunstune home. PIS.500
Tile Real J-1itaten. Elsa
~231Jor75l ll87
:i Br 2 Ba rondo. So Coast
Tern1ce Int 121•2'<.
S112,000. 2 lJ 541-0894 ----
PRICE RED UC EO!
Westside.C M . Room for
7condos Agl.675-8170
fUNCH QUARTB
CONDO
2 Bdnns. 2 baths. frplr.
dbl gar. owe at only I()";
int. 29% dn. F IP $75,000
WORLDR.E.
556-1111
1034 •••••••••••••••••••••••
nburon Monterey Model
Condo. A111ume H '• %
loan. $30,000 down.
Owner wrlJ carry .
9118.2297.
tW .. • t.odt I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
llAUT1FUI. '°OL Sd'aHOMI
~ located oa cuJ-de-
uc on a larp lot. One
IJlery home wtth • bdrms. an eapeclally •rand
famt1y room , pl u5
magnificent pool, apa
ud separate x•rd for
pet.I. cio.e to k'hoollt in •
Oneaoc.tJon. SJ.89.~
WATERFRONT
HOMl:.S
REAi.ESTATE 631-1400
No qualifJ\Dc, DO point.a.
For um nnlY &abed a
br 2 ._ home, i,. brtck
~-Just move In. AD ,.,_. oecid r. tz'T.&00 to
auume . U2-7UO
O'WDa'/atJ,
COOlPOOL
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BY OWN.Ell 18r,
~ owe ., u~·.it
W/ll d•. tU •UT, ... l, .
1041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••
WMnMGUST
S'5.00D
You ran be sure Uus COO·
do Jocau~ in Woodbndge
cJ ~ w1U not wlut.
~Iler also a nxious -
offeno& huge bdrms
w 112 bath. charming
local.Ion near reereallon,
lakl'. end unit xlot
takeover loan
M2--4477
AIEGIMNIMG
IYTMfSEA
$34.900
t.'ute perm<ment home or
have a resort h1de·a·way
J~t l>U:pi; to Ult! oct•an
mobLh: home m Hunt
tngl.00 Beach. /\dull h v
mg w community J>OOI &
rl'r rms Call for in·
formation regarding l•x
LSt.lng loan &terms
552-4477
Heal FbtUlt'
$13~590
Down ' No Qua h fying'
Ownl•r wtll f1nanee•
fin!!hl t"hl·eo home,
sll'~ to~ ldke 1n Wood·
bndl!l'
_ CallR~C~t
754-1202
W1.1t.odbndge !)yr;1morc• t
br. 2 12 ba. prof
land.., .. a))('d. lite patio.
acr oss fro m pool &
saWl.11 1031 euhJuge No
l'05t & no llab1hty to
buyer Pnn. only. Pnee
$145.~ 640-9991
aEGANCE
PLUS
RMAHCIMG!
Elegant Turtlerock ex·
ecutive t.ownbouse! Hills
and rugbt U((ht view 1 3
Bdrms, formal dmtnl(
room. e "trc m <.'l y
s pacious! Take over
10'·•"; vanable r1rst loan
Owner w 1f1nan ce
balance with 25'h. down
al IS'i interest. Askmg
JUSt 1259,000' Call ror
more 11\fo 752 1700
$97,000
lnAs~loom
:JBd rm 2ba. A <'
!'lort h w oo d :.. A I! t
Sf.2.~
STOP!!
f)on t wait. tomorrow
m1izht be too late
Absolutely 1mmarulate
CoUege Pant Home Par·
quel wood floors 1n
lute.hen. warm & co1y
hvmg nn Movt> 1n cond
Won 't last' Hurry'
~
~ liiiiiY
FOXIORO HGHTS
Gracemont model. Z700
~I ft. 4·8r, 3 Ba.
$24.5,000 1J"; IJlt
By Owner 6'4-6449
BY OWNER. Jbr, 2ba
Condo in Walnut Square
Seller will finance.
8,500. Down payment
S17.900. Prine & intere<1t
pymts S848 ~mo. APR
14%. Owner out of a rea.
~parties wrtle,
PO 187, Tame<:ula, CA
s:z:m
UNIVERSITY PARK 2br
~e. Low interest.
Assumable loan
S114.000. Own I Agl
MG-1212
OWMYC>UaOWH
HOME. "'·too Sl.3,tn> Down incl. dos·
llll costa i. all you need.
~ thafll 1 hr condo. Temls. pool, apa. Sur..ee
Miiier. 559.9400 .
RE/MAX.
NORTHWOOD
Custom bom~ with 3
bedrnoma and ~ft with
private atrium. 2llJOO aq.
ft. Olll today.
. LOTS
From ~ 1q. ft. 1D e•· clmJve NORTHWOOD. !Mid your own dream
home.
RANCH REALTY
551;1222
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1/-"''""'I""'"·' 14 I A~ ,
•,•, l 1000
.. 8uTuc.a ftWJ
**CGNTUCT
Of SALE!
Call ror d.e&aUa about
how tbla method ol
purcbaae wW allow 1ou
lo ASS1JM £ the 8~ %
loaa oo uua ncitlnt Jee.
fer.on townbocne tn Ptt·
llUOJul WOODBRIDGE ~AT!;S This home
bail It all Gorgeous plWI
gr'e'al finanong. Call to-
day. Askin& S1'7 ,000.
110~ OCIAM V11W
IMIULD IAY
Like a book you can't put down. ts one
way of describing this approximately
4.000 sq.ft. mansion. When you see it.
you ·11 want to s tay. 18' beamed
ceiling. 32x30 living room. 3 fireplaces
plus library . Wa lls or gla!5s .
breathtaking view of ocean. Pool plus
s pa. Private beach, and tennis court.
Spectacular sunsets. 24 hour security
t(uard. Owner will help finance. Act
n ! ' 4·9G3·G7G7
9 f THE REAL ·
. ESTA1'ERS
L..,..t.oelt 104' &.mg.a... 1050 ········•·•············ ...................... . Jt WOOO!iRIOGf
RflHTY
551-3000 · $pectaallar lat
White water view lot urt·
proved. 10.000 ... sq ft
tuldtng pad. 1 lot off
oceanrroot South
Laguna S4 SO ,OOO .
TI•itl56-2199
Qmom built Cape Cod OCI
1 acre. Zooed tor horses
in prmioow Nelbe Gaal
Randi. AIAbentJc delalJ·
uig wtth rrullioo dollar
vie'W. $460,000. Call
&lHS!l Owoer.
4920 Barranca Pkwy
UIENEW
Beautiful 3 bedroom
hQnle with family room
ond covered patio
Located near schools.
sbopplJl& and parks .
Pnced at only Sl 17.500
OPIHSAT&SUM
12-5
4912 IAIKWOOD
HERITAGE PARK
Tbe most beaullful plan 3
ever• 3bedrooms. family
mom and bnck s pa Best
local.Ion for privacy and
quu:tnes:. Decorato r
wallpapl'r. pant:hng.
sheers. drapes and shu1
t.ers Earthtone raf'J)l'b.
pal'tjuet entry. (t-ram1c
l1lr k1tcht:n and bath
1lus name looks JUSt Lik.e
umodel.
e RANCH
REALTY
551 2000
* •EXCl.USIVEl Y
OURS!
fo"ree slandmg Broad
moor home on com er lot
acT\lllS from park One or
WOODBRtDG ES lowest
pnced homes · yel casb
to an ASSUMABLJ.-: loan
will get you 9 5-1 1n
t.erest. Home is 21, year.i
new and ready for OC·
cup_ancy. Call today.
Asldn& Sl:.>.000.
Jt WOOOBAIOGE
RE:A tTV
551-3000
~Barranca Pkwy
Mobile
Home
Located rn one of the
rucest park.s r.n So Cai
Pool. spa, lawn bowltng
& cr.ilt rms Tnple wide.
almoat new, b1(1,bly up
l(raded 2 bdrm , fam
nn Goldenwest Co11rh
l:Jrtra larl!c lot oo lo(rl-en
bell
't523 C,otPUS Da· IRVIWE
u.,.a IMctt '041 .....•.•..•.......•....
FUWLESS
J Bedroom home wtlh
farruly room. l1lt'd e n
try way, stained 1.dass.
wood paneling, i.,ccunt)'
S)"tem & 1mpress1ve rn
n)"Ofl view sz.45.000
fT'S LOADED!
Specious. ocean vu:w 3
bedroom home keyt'd to
ele•ant indoor 1o utdoor
living. Wood d ('cks,
peuo. pool & spa Lan~c·
fanuly room. fin!place &
wd bar. $445,000
SUSHa.E
J Bedroom name, Jll.5l a
short stroll from the
beach. Oen. hardwood noon. custom sbutlers &
security system. Im·
presslve ocean view.
'30.SOO
HOLAN
Realltlat.
497.5454
LAG4MA MUDOWS-
a.irte Charla Rea.It'/ IS
pn>ud to preeeot lheH
view bomea situated
aplnlt .-ie blllatdes.
Priced trom aoo.ooo
67~7512
OCEANFRONT
New modular type
~. pwt. eocnmunJty.
2 bdll, II hr aec!Urily,
au b-l•tt llll OK .
OM._.ll.
TAICIOYll
f t/...,,_ LOAN
Cutom 4. Jt.r w /1pa.
JlU,000. CUSTOV R&ALTY, '1'10-tm
By owner Ass umable
loan oC $170.000. 11 r:.
Vlft. 38r . JBu. ueo .
bonus rm. all new c plS & noon nit Breathtak mg
Vlt'W, lg lot. S299,000.
(7" )992-4.547 or 525-1619
Olde South Laguna
Ch;;rmer on the bluH
with stairs to beat h
PnC'ed SGSO.tXKJ
LorJMa vaaog. R.£.
497-1761
LAGUNA
PARADISE
Brealhu&kll\g v1ll.i~e Jnd ocean view from lb1-.
sparlchol( 3 Bdrm 2 b11th
~me. Spac1ou:. family
room and ln•m11 room.
many exlr;is 111 ttus
beautrfully decorat1•d
lnml-Su.! .000 l\SsUllll'
eltl.'>tJ.ng loan
1213N COAST HWY
LAGUNA B .. :ACJI
4!T1-484H
OCEAN VIEW
By owner 3 Br. 2ba
Remodeled with f'rencb
doors to used bnck patio
w/c:uistom spa. Out.at.and
Lng value al S189.900
Owner wilJ help f111ance
Open Sa(tSun from tO
AMoo 28Cb1Uon Way
49t-W12
Beaut vu:w hom" 2b1 ,
2ba Totally remodeled
ZS.In> ~r will ron
SJdertenm. dl·!WM
4 Acre
Estate
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Tierra Del Sol
RHl+y
(714)
497-1744
TRADE CAR. IOA Tn
/\.<; down pymt for fan
u.suc cstm new tn level
~ & glas.\ Jbr. 21>.&.
w brealh taking coast
hne VJew Prof decorut
ed. Seller to carry con
tract at 10": 1ntPr <'!'t
$249,000. See Sun I S PM
Or call 499·!'1 111 or
llSUllOO
fMBALDIAY!!
3br. 2ba. re'l1dence
White/blue water view
Owner will consider
lsetopt. Lingo. R . t: ..
lbl. 644-703>
RMANCIMG-
. avallab&e for this condo
on the ocean s.Hk, c lo!tf'
to one ~ LagW\a ·s hnes\
aMB.115.000
SOPHISTIC A TED-
... home with u~llent
floor plan for araclous torma1 or informal enter·
talnln&. A \tuly special
home localed on a rull
acire with while water
views. pool, cuebo ,.
IJ*IOUI d«b. S388.000
CLOSITO-
... bltb school : a 3 bedroom 4' deft family
tune m one ot Latuna ·• most .S..lrable areas.
L&rp lot: cloM lo •bol>-'*" • beacbM. 1215,000
C714t 494-1177
t..J-a HicJuiet I 052 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Gondo East Nme 3 br on
golf eounie Pool, jac,
11» .:.oo. 499-1.526.
IHSPUlA TI()MAL
3 Bedroom villa with
French doors, gourmet
latcben, formal dining
room. library, atnum &
rru:h more 1299.000
MOlAH
RNllStat.
661-1161
Mt.sioR Viiltio I 0 6 7 .....•........••.......
Illree bedroom. t WO ba l h
ML.'>.Sl()(J V1f'JO name 9~
a.-.sumable loan' Hegent
831 3'114
~ wpcri ~ '0'9 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HEW
UDO ISLAND
CUSTOM
ov.l&WJHIU
RMAMCE
Pnvate eod unit pro
fess1on.ally decorated Lvly mstr swte. Mir·
rored ti1e entry. frplc.
lush atrium OWN ER
WILL HELP f'JNANCE.
751501
JUSTUSTID
WESTCLIFF
COHO<>
NEWPORT EXEC
IEAUTY
XUO'TaMS
HEWUSTIMG
L«e • lvly c ustom 4
bdrm w1b1g fmly rm.
irourmet k itch en &
refrestung pool Offert-d
at RZl.000 '4-only SS() .000
down needf(j &. low 1 n
t.eru;t on ex1slmg loan
Hurry can't last'
545-949 I
RHl&tcltw
THllLUffS
Bay fr orean view !
Sophl.sucall.'<i t.ownhome,
fUJeSt & moat desirable
Mrly area local.Ion. t'int
offenng by or1g1oal
owner. S229.000.
Ap!Dt s.c>-S5.o -
BAY & OCEAN
VIEW
Loftst pnced 3 bdrm
new home in Jrvme Ter·
race. i.arie uawnable
loan. freshly redecot•l·
eel a.1J DOW for detalJa
VWBUIA
Exctll.al ... project. '-1 • .,... .-... l. 2
Bdrm• for ul• and --. ........ ....ra.a ..
$190,000. Several to .... ,,..,um.. ............
OWMll "MA~
CUSTOM Ho.41
No qualifying on this prestigious 4Br.
3Ba home. Marvel at the woodwork
with custom cabinets & hardwood
floors thruout. immacul~tely kept up
& a pl~usurt: to see . Old
craftsmanship at it~ best. Separate
mother-\n.taw 8uite for your guests.
Priced well in market at 5139.900.
C L DAY!!!
~THE REAL
.'0£.FSTA1*ERS
I
............ 106' ............ 1069 ..............................................
UDOISU
Uly. early caJ.lf. 3 8.R,
dea.Jt., tiY. rm. 'W/fpl,
• beamed cell Cozy
patio. Walk to beach;
club • tennis fac1l. sns.ooo eau
MISSION REALTY
'94-0731
BIG CANYON
Spectacular golf COUJ"9e esuu. 6600 sq. ft. ' lo s Bdnna. si,, baths. Pool
and spa. Sl,295,000.
THE STARNES CO.
no.ooo Down auumea , __ 6_73-_J_J_&_l __
balance of 1250,000 5
bdrm pool horn "
EastbluH By owner
6688
WIST IA TA YE..
Newport Peoins u ld
Spcusb style. Huge trulr
$151( DwtoA.a~!
Lovely S bd Harbor
View Home. Bal of
S26!1.900-Pnn.. oo.iy !
Patnck Tenore, A ltl.
631-12£6
51.lte. ram rm. frml hv --------• mg rm. lge lrplc Roof
top sundttlt. Lg assum
In. Onr wtJI as.'ltSt Play a
Real flit.ale 673 1900
Sale-Trade Owner ,
Charming 38r Fixer.
Ream clgs, fplc S1'9.500
66:ll03
Waterfront Dock Bui lrt
your own t·ustom hou""
:l>JiJ 00. lot 603 J6th SI
833-221 I or67J.:rl47
Open Hou.W Wed & Frr .
lZ-5 21637 V1Sta Omad.i.
N B C-T he B I .. us >
S249.500 64U 0037 or
'7S2.-l700
MIDl'TaRAMU.M
VIP rlOH:RTY
Vie'W5 of badtbay & city
lud!U P.xclus1 ve Dover
Shores are a l!n
believably perrel'l
Spacious & lu,.unou~
Just hst.ed Call for your
pnvate sbowmg today
66-0:ll3
FORESTE
OLSON .................
3~ tw.-blalti~
Graaoua J l.eve1 t2 care
condo. "11.b 2 bedroorru.
and 2n i.im Oen. dlLI· 1og. Crrepla ce, all
la6tefull) appaint.ed to
~ XLNT condllaon
Psuo. community pool
Sl.64.SOO BKR. 540-li20
TM8B1.
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GlAMOROUS
UDOISlE
Impeccable i .,t1•n
Medn.erra.oean home in
lht' ftnesl lr.id1t1on of
Lido Al~o:.t nt<w 4
9dnn. fam1h· rm. form JI
sW\ken chnm~ rm In
tenor bnck rourtyarci
wtlb lush profess1on<ll
desi~. Gourmet island
kitchen 3 f ir eplace ....
fn.mch doors lo outdoor
deck , pe~ite d and
gr'OO'ed flours. M>hd oak
cablne\.s and trealmenl.'
l~hout. &5.000
-
\4ATIJUHONJ
tiOMI ..,
RE."L EST~TE 6 jl-14()J
NEWPORT COHDO
Bt-autrfully decoraterl
ba1h .. lor unit 1n
\'er~a1lle~ fne red1blt·
1·ommun1ty fac il1t1e~
featuri !:.1 ~ p~ol . iipu,
sonaJ center ek Su~r
(11\dilCmR $10.000 down
Sil)) pt r mo 189.000 <'all
for more 1.nformation
H.arbarJ llulchmt:!>
PRESTIGE "'..,......_ ....
lntLoei ...
• Br 21,ba, RV sU>rage.
Owner movmg will a.Jd tn
fmanring. rourt1•sy to
Brokt"r.. $215.000.
OpmSat.lrSun I ~
325AL1SO
631~777
Eastblul r Coodo 2 lxJ rm.
+ den. 2'2 ba f1replal't'
Pri~ate pa 11ro . dbl
~R~. pool /\ssumabl<'
loon HY; <.A>n.-.1der 2nd
$148 fiOO Sat Son IO 5
~Owner
IEACOMBAY
:!tK Iha, tE'MI.~ crt . pnv
ht'h l.rl( lot X Int ror
CutUJ\• ck-\'el IOI Id 10•'
unit Sl95 000 Tt-rml>
~:I
ASSUMPTIOH
N F: W L I ST I N (,
Remodeled 3 br 1n
Newport Heuthls 10 b'.',
bl T D R<tt• Hod~ent,
Re Max. 631 1266
MUST SEU
601 UDO
Baclt Bay view condo.
<Al.ly S00.000 :i Bdrm. 2
ba. frplc 29'. dn or 8;i.i'l:
ml loan assumption w1lh
S3J.~<ln I WORLD R.E.
556-7777 ~r waterfront roodo
Spectacular \11ew As =k: loan Call for s;..a....e;-I0/6
•••••••••••••••••••••••
*Cote Realty ev OWNER· Sea.sea~
& ln v~tment v~ Condo. 2br. 2bf. xtra:. Ocean V1e'lt. 640-5777 s120.ooo. assumab~
gi..• '1. 4.96 ISIS
..-wP0RT CREST
Tri-level condo w /3 Bdrm. 2~ Ba. Walk to
beach. Bealrttlul lecuus
rourta. lrg nnmmtog
pd + many more ex
1n1.11m home l5 ready
to mow mlo. Best buy at
S1.58.SOO. K.atella Really.
!iSl-5311
TIY S20K DOWM!
Newport Shores owoer
will carTY fin&nel.lll at
~int! 2 Bdr, den, 2 Ba. PriD~. 95'1~. Alt.
~ ace.a view. 530 Kibp
Rd. lilf0,000. 0wne1' will
carry •t ~. OPEN
ROUSE SAT. ~ JobD
dat.tCM711
ft.LAIAUOA
Clilltl ....-. to tMit OC'
..... optillo a ''n!Nle.
Patrick Tenore. Alt.
lll·tal
s.vteww/NW!
.--1.7".. owe 2Dd.
Uuraded J bdrm
--Patrick Tenon, . ....
.,,....
~stt awo I 011
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COUNTRY VIEW f
ESTATE .
New custom estate. b\llJt
wrth pride and quality
male rlals tbru-out .
Amenities and spec1•1
features make this re
sidence "one of a kindl'
Large 4 bdrm, separate
maid's quarters. formal
dinml room. ramil,Y np,
library, wet war. 4 adofle
frplcs. slained gla$.
spa. pool, gourmH
ldtchen. Zoned •lid roopl
for horses. Wiii help nn.tnce. REDUCED to
9125,000.
WATERFRONT
HOMLlt '
REALESTAlE
631-1400
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Fonne1' bome of t
MAHARAJ AH OP
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-" OD..._ tot: owner wlU 4Avallablt
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• -· llM.• a& oa11 ""-&A '8 UNU C M TnhM 1\yle '4nlt1 ~ Back Bay All 2 br, 3 yn old Pot
5-111 ~ I 016 ~ ol OWDel"llUp Bat &ne •» Loaa t"rm
••"••••••••••••••••••• va.kte ln Coata Metal ~ fiDao A1t10wnr.
F'allUIUc ~M front 3 br
2 t.. tr)' aoo.oou AO 9.fve. ~1203
.......................
1100 __..... ................. .
~STH
Owner ~! Double
wMie. pri~ for quick
sale. Only 123,900.Large
comer space in desirable
part. Three f n.11 l trees
Hurry for Ulla one. <S432 >
· WAUCS&LH
MOlllHOMIS
194-0611
COSTAMISA
:Mll.56 11113 Western, lo
s paee ttnt, 2Br. 2Ba.
Akan sidmg, garden tub.
island kitchen, m any
xtras. (LB'7580 )
Tortoiw
Matll9 tto.H
972-8421
G~HOMES
TM> xlnt buys! Spacious
"1'9 Lev;ilt or ?AxSO Key
West Castle w/lge xtra
room. Country club Uv-
lng at affordDble pnces
WAU<IR&LH
MOCfLE HOMES
899-0611
Mult ..U HU1T1 ! BKR eG02l2.
........ I Nine--\miLl--\,o-be-fin.11--bed-ID
6.UXIUMITS
PRlllE EASI'SIDE. CM
2 8d:nm eacb.
11D: ST ARN ES CO m.m1
4llEXES
MOM Sllt,000
20%DOWM
..... DISMIYLAMD
Broker (714 Y150-16at
HIW INTS, C.M. Lee 3bd. 2be owner's uoil
w/frpl, yard, garaaes.
4 unll.s at 1285,000. to unit.I at ~.ooo
TSL lnvstmts 642-t603
20 MEW UHtTS-CM
Beautiful 2 bd, 2 ba
tow nhouse un tts
w/frplcs, vau.lted ceil·
mp.
TSLlnvstmts 642-1603
FOUllPLD
ObJ.y l left! Good Costa
Mesa location. 3 Br 2 Ba. Owner wUJ carry at 10%
for 4 years. SM,000 down.
F\ill price $210,000. Units
beulg upgraded and are
tulJyoccupied. Yearly in·
come $20,000 pr building.
Tenants pay utilities.
flf.ucl). Ocean stde or 1·5
fwy .In Oceanside WW
trade ror land or houies
l~ll91
COSTA MESA 4-plex
11•.000. ~ dn • owe
bl.I at U% for 10 yrs. Aak
fOI' Jim Valentine, Agt.
972-1577
24UNITS
Excellent Coeta•Meaa In·
vestment. AU unit.a with
lofts and fireplaces. No
vacancies. Pride or
ownership at ooJ.y 6 years
young. Under $42,000 per
\Slit. 75i-l.920
'
9UAIL
PLACE
PROPEATIES"'
10,-T1I 1:)0 , ..... ,
o.w.c.
4 units, dlx, walk to
Hoag Hosp 29 <". dn
1-:l>r, 2ba, J.2brs. F' P
m>,000. Bkr 776-3000
-NewportDeac-h -~ PR€HIG€
'fo-:njoy the oe.-on breeze-; I HOME]
Ill this cute & cozy lllll~lt:
wi<le coach. Call today
for full details <FN9413 l
44 UNITS
HISTORICAL
OfflCE 11.0GS.
TortoiM
MaWa. HCMIWs
972-8421
..._..lwqon •ach
Double wid e 1978
Somers et. low space
m'tl, 2 8' 2Ba, close to
beach. SJ9178-9.
TaricMM
MabHe HCMIWs
972-8421
SW\ Juan. 1 Br, S22,000
Wsbr dryr. adults only
Urt.e &neat 49J.17J6
Near Hoag Hosp . 5 Star
~; lD>sq ft , 2 BR, 2
ba .. 2 s torage sheds
s:ll.900. 642·S333
Adlt pet prk, wuque 1700
sq ft. dbl wide, low spc
Mil or bcb. 960-84
i7 Skyline t2x.56, tbr,
C.M. Harbor Blvd.
119 ,.500. 673-38216
OCIAHIUUIS
Olpture \be beauty of lhe
Padftc from Ulla charm·
ing 1 Bdrm mobile bome
in El Morro Bay. Only a .ooo.
don osen
rPa I t o r '
Jll3N. CO/Sr HWY.
LAGUNA BEACH
497-4848
In beaut. DeAma Vlllage.
Al:U'adive 2 Br. l=l4ba.
Frplc, bl\ina. Only
9.500. 64M312
Real Dilate Investment.-.
J333W. Coast Hwy, NB
645-6646
Cloeed Sunday
f our 2Br. 2ba units
Sl.20.Wl owe loan at IJll.
only Agl. 631-4.560 ___ _
RENTAL
INCOME PROPERTY
&.900. Modular Type
Homes. ?A hr security, 3
pvt beaches. pool & pier
(714 )499-3816
IHYISTORS
SPECIAL
6 UNITS. 2 blocks off
Newport Blvd Take over
S203.000 loan. Sellt'r
w/carry papers with no
~yments lll 1982. Act
now! Call 714-963-6767
MEWPORT HEIGHTS
St.37,.500: 2 BR house & l
BR (Uelt; la. R·2 lot. ks-
llDDe k>en. Owner /bkr .
Call MS-6266 Acn.,.fors-. 1200
... •••••••••••••••••• •• San Clemente 7 duplexes. ---s 13% ftnancina, DO points, A'lnl--no qualifying. 15% down.
tn downtown Santa Ana
rede velo pme nt a rea
$425,<XX> or bi!lt ofr owe
ill ooly l<>'k llll w '29';
dn
WOR.tD ll.E.
55S.7777
call direct or coll~cl
anytirne-34 bn.
WOlt.LD Ill.
556-7777
SACRIACE . owe at °"'Y a OO/o int.
32 urut office bldg in
pmne Santa Ana loca
tJon. $300,000. 29'7, dn.
WORLD ll.E.
SSS.1111
Prime Costa. Mesa
location on Baker
St. for apartments
or condos. Builder's
package available C LI I I f o r
in r ormatl o n .
Terms available.
RCTaylorCo
<J40 'l'J00
•.JM> sq. ft. of prime 3 yrs old. Separately or l a.ta lleu R-4 proper-peck.age. Hurry! Smith·
ty. Plans for 40 apta or 34 Meyer AV}. 541J.7813 or condo.. Excbanae for M}m ·
oommercial, aptS or 1031 ..:...:..:..:.:;:.._;_' ------
. caw....... lt11111Ui .. 1•1• ..... 11u111e11111111m1
0 0 ............................................. __ ...... .
....... • 1111 eu_ .. ..._ sm
llOlllMll
New 2 bedrooe a bath
llcnM. Minion Lallea
CO\latry Ch1b. Golf·
.... pool. Be•UW'Wly
lude~ped. no main
·-=~Rd. o.rtftot~ llJ.S11-2572
KAUAI Oc.-,,_. Can da 1
1H> down No qualifYirll
•Tia>. Al\ 8 484-5M2
...... LA.Kl
erea«,.•11101 mtn. view
from every room of Uus
braod new 2br, 2-aty
cabin, fplc. deck 'OD
paved roedway. O.W.C.
SJQO. St.tbout l~
Write or call for free map
"brocbun;.
The Real Dilate Store
lbx6833. Bl& Bear Lake.
OI. 92315.
1-866-5726days
1-866-3663 eves.
o..tofeomty ... .,..+y 2550 .......................
fWotCHO SAMY A F£
AHA
t"lep.nl in character tbLS
new custom Span11h
home oo 2 acres mcludes
4 "' bdrms. 31.'J Ba, fully
eq1Apped kitchen, over
SUie fam rm, dm rm. 3
frpk:s, master du swte.
maximum sectirity &
pnvacy $497,000 Call
for appl. n 14 ) 756-:M44
~FcsWll. ~ 2700 •••••••••••••••••••••••
RIVERSIDE
RANCH SITJ::
4.50ACRE.5
S2:500 Pt-r Arre
15'4 Down
R C. Taylt1r Co
714 64(}. 9900
2900
•••••••••••••••••••••••
I RUY HOUSES AT
95°/o
OF MARKET VALUE
•NoF'ee
•lmmed. Purchase
•Move when ready
•Pnvate Party
978-7(117
.......•.•.•••.........
••••••••••••••••••••••• 3122
•••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Bdnn. 1v. ba. lmmac
Yard & carport. Avail
thru June 30. 673· 1181
Af}.,
lBr. Oen Vu bome.4/1 lo
10/1. comm pool. close to
shops. 644-4814.
3124 .......................
MESA VERDE Condo.
2Br. a uofW'D ). attched
pr + carport, no pet.a, 6 mo. lse. S48-8684 eves.
L9IJIRIO leoc:h 3 148 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Private Three Arch Bay.
Spectacular ocean view. Fa.mily rm. wet bar. 4Br.
4BI. $2,000/mo. Owner
wUJ <XJ011der lease op
lion. Refs No pets.
&-1341 or '9'l-2900 aft.
:spn. Ask ror Marilyn. •6'wpcwt..... 316' •••••••••••••••••••••••
llGCAHYOH
Execd.lve bome etesant-
ly furnished. Pool table,
graod plaoo, view, sec.
gate. 12,e5C>. No. Lease.
~180nr/Bnr
..... ................. . ...... 1.-y I br, I.._, a_, •ll •tt•.,., lirwel a oaM1. dbl ..,, r~ae. w. aMi a. ...--. ........... -. oaa, Allo .... ,..., .....
--. 11&•1ML.-2 br, 2 bl wlll
•ar.ne ..... ....,,.._., a It, ... a.. __. lot.
... to ....... c..m .. ds "* ... lorll di& Oardlllls 6 ut1m-w.ocl. 1' o. Tua H• •
JdrM. 971-. m.71%1 ar •1mo--.a-... ...... ..... ........... .......... n.r..a.-... ..,.. ,.,... Coe·
......, PDOl ud .,...
belt.I. tTN mo. Alt. .... ........ -. ..,._.,..,A.IC, trpk. i
ear ...... -· BDtll ••a 11 cmi1o. .... ao.
o.t 1W'!'IC!I. •imo.
DJ/Ml ....
bltt ...... dltbwbr,
_____ . ______ C1 ° I I
Seawtnd Condo 2 bdrm. fW I' • J4tt
1arb11• dl1pl.
..._/drJer book·•· .... v ... a BR. eocl. alldl baft .-.-~ute:
poa1, tami.l1 area. '700; LaM. poola, Janw.t 6 ,,,. .... + QIO Me. ..... ........... .., ··:::ut. dKorat.d a AYlil Allltl 1IL Davtd. ·fcwtlllllLt.oMt. a-+m lap JoQUon _ ... ;:;,..... .... _ .. _____ Lelle a.do. 2br, teftail.
w/1IO ...... view. a pe>ol . UTS Sl1·3lf5. ..... .... Imo. •1* .,.. 3212 .-aTom . ..................... .
3 ~ + '-'pr. Sib~. nu J«)ltlSf'OR RENT
4.11111, q\iet, DO pWI, t1Z5 s or Cbr. Plic.d rrom
mo.5)1.UMbet. Tpm. -.. •. f'Dcd yard Ir
1ara1u. ramlllet Iqaia, fnlat, lower pleaae. Xld• • pets llllil, a erz s. ms. ........ eau ~~ « m bib tooeeu iD man."-· no fee. :Coraudelr:.m P s•V'*Y l2l4 .......................
C2I Bepla. 3 yrs old. 3 rlberon condo . 2Br, Bdrm. 2 be, fr1>k, 2 car formal din. rm, frplc,
pr. Near perb. Drive hiChJy u.p1raded N r
by. Avail .\pril lat. pool 6 clubhouu.
tlZS/IDO. Jo ADD Al\. ~/mo. M&-0329.
..:.llD:..;;,.._-«SZZ ______ I W' ,_ .._. l240
HAJtBOR VIEW RILLS ••-••••• .. •••••••• ••••
3br, b . blllm, beaut de·
cor. sa..cty yrd. Avail.
Apr . $900llo+u t 1l
613.sM3
~FOR RENT
l2Z4 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 °' 4br Pn~ from
$41115-&5. Fncd yard " ear aces Fam1hes
please Kida 4' pets
welcome <All 984-2566 or
~2971. "-· DO fee
~ •ExecuUwSolVlsta• EASTSIDE 2 BR, Mkl. Slater & Edward.a 5Br
Gar. 6t'Dcd yard. 2~Ba. fam rm, frplc &4.2·2510or646-4848 lni6mo.M7~
2 Br. 1 ba. nice patio,
garage. adults only .
Good location.
~
3 Br. 2 ba, lam rm. gar,
tge yd. KJds oil. No dog.a.
trB5 mo. 831-9081 .
Wallt to So. Coast Plaz.a
MEW HOME
Larae 2 story. 3 br, 2"'2
ba , $67S . Hu ol -
in&too /C lay 1&rea .
~-
J tr 1 ~. ba 1 aU to oct!AD,
lg yard, RV access, or
ee.dl I A1laDta t5:iO mo
Kida oil. DO pet.I Call
Debbe 983-6767 ap
LEASE: 4 Ba, b , fncd
yard db poot '700/mo.
~~1·5000. Call ror
Oraneetne petk> bome, 2
tr 2 bli + ram. rm .. nr.
pool. adWta only. $.\SO
mo.B«42or~
n.nm..zaoCK new uec.
garden bome. 2br, +
deo $715Mo. Agt.
~1212
I.WES
l Br coodc>-Tbe Lakes
M5011lo
J Br. FR DR. motMo.
RANCH
REALTY
551-1 222
DEERFIB.D
3 bedroom 2 &tory
townhome . 2 c •r
enc*-d pn.ge. See to
appreciate. ~/mo. on 1 yr. leue. Otben rrom
l500to8>0.
Jr WOOOBRIOCf
ilf _.LT v ·
551 JOOO 2 Bd. 2 ba. super sharp
Refrie. incl. Kids oil. uUI
mcJ. Avail. Apnl Isl. ~
mo.963-8298 S BR. e.lqant tn level, va
canl, or beach S765 l.aglal9t.oc:lt 3248
A.dulls. New JBr. 2.,.,Ba, 968-4021 .~ -•••••••••••••••••••••
O CEANf"RO N T
MONTIILY RENTALS.
funmbed moblk bomt'S
3 bet., :M hr ~unt y ,
&> RKP . .a..3916
d 1 ~ h was b e r . s e I f · -2-Br Sf75 y~ Con clearung oven, frplc, · · Jl!lUO...L.2 car gar. w auto. do. Close to school 4it
door opener. Pool & spa. ~ -..22!17
9am-6pm: 645-8986 Renter's Oeltght 2Br, l '·,
3 Br, 2 ba ut1I in c l
Cruldren ok Walk to
South Coast Plaui ~
rro. Lou Mac. 963"8298
Exec home Ocean, n1te
uew. 4Br. 2a., ba. family.
rec r m R V a rea
$825 mo. Dys 529-4417, CV
f.:ll-1153
:--;t'w EXt'c. Twnhse nr
'\pl Harbo r 2 m~lr
bdr ms. eae h w priv
bath +gsl 1"2 ba. frplc.
prvt pallo & deck. BBQ.
pool, spa. 2 car gar No
Ptts. Avail. 4·1. 557-2721,
5oS6-0227 eves
Chaim.ing spacious .3 br 2
ba home lD best East.side
localloo. K.Jds ok S6SO
ITI) ~5:)49
ba Sharp' New c pl:.. ~ year 'round
frple. pool $C75, 9f58.-44Si6 Sl20> mo or furn . SI \OU
NEAR NEW2 STORY
48r, 2ba, formal dmmg,
fam nn, super r lean 3
car gar S7JO + dei>0s1t
mo
Walk to bea<'h, 2 BR. I' 1
be rrooMo
Tumtt /uan(.• ~ l lTi
ro 1170 Or leiit.se. 2 br I UK . t600
JBr t:iou5e. fam rm. rrplt. 49'4-0~
).\-~. 2 t•ar garaKe. '565 -
---. I ITX> 442 Mooi.erP}
mo 963-7866 Tiie Ulllma~ Beach C'ot --I l.tg~ Walk lo beh or
KIDS .9CTC. Otc Lown lbr . Jae. rrplc. iar.
t • ••" & xtr.1 otr slfttt parkUll! Vacant, su~r sharp 3 S65() 494--958'7 997-0348 BR2 Ba, $C75 3 BR. 2 Ba. -' '
1525. Nrschooll. rwya SPARKL.LNG 2 Bdrm. 2
lJIJI~@~j!IJilVJ ~b~e:ayb~~r~a;: 162-4471 r.i: Ma· 3 Lovely yard, walk to
beach. No pets 900 mo
DON OSEN REAL TORS
4!/1-4848
LCllJIMG~ 32S2 ..........•............
1\AJ b1. 2 car 1ar , ......... _ .......... .
fireplace, llllH, apa, i..n. Bladl co.do. Liie
PoOI. NU mo. Call 1 &r, l be. Adllllm.. V'9w .
'7Mll0. .... ... 4IW'1ll aA lpm or1.a.a.as
$ ~. a atory. Eutbluff, C • , I 950, AJlo 4 Br Ir fam fd>El mtl
F.u&bhlr 1795. MS-53111 C' 0 I 0 • J421 --------...................... .
sr.A2fl'ON
oc..iella 6 KDOU > 2 Br Ir den condo by
Newport Crest. 1615.
Adulta, no peta. 968 22lr1. 3 Br. 1\AJ ba, 2 story.
Dabwb1,. patio, dbl Newport Crest 3 Br & ,.,.,., 2 ttdl Ir 1 pets
study. 3 ba, lge uv rm. olt. $475. 9M-25K or
din rm. ldl~beu w /ealina 1'7S-2'Tl, Act. DO fee.
area, f /p, wet bar, ten· Dia, pool, Jae. sauna, dbl 2 Br. I~ be condo near So.
gar. 1175. ~0101 or °*" Ptaz.a. Immed. OC· <Z1317Ql.IT10 c upancy. SOO mo. 842-4483 ; 875·1388:
HAUOa VIEW m-9052
Somerset model, Sbr, AdUtla---New--3-Br-2-~-Ba
~-Newly ~modeled . • • & redecorated Sl200Mo d 1s hwa1 be r , 1 e IC .
be. No Pets. AvatJ J.22 cleanln& oven, (rplc,
~ paUO. 2 c.tr pr. w/auto
BLUFFS; 3 BR., fam
nn., end LDU1s Pool. Lov
ely views. $900 SlOOO
Maalh
Broker 844--0134
Npt Crest 4br, 2Y.ba. fam
nn. rruru ocean V\I, frplc.
wet bar, pool, t.eo.rus. jaC
lllO 673-3313. ~79SJ
door opeoer Pool " spa.
9aoM!pm 64.S-8986.
lmES
1 BR, condo; Orangetree
Endunit; ~mo.
3 BR: twohme; E/S1de
CM
End unit; llOO IDO.
75J..1700
.. 111 •}. ,, f •11t1 fll ~' ,,.,.,.
~~£~l~£.~~· [ ~ IU$IHI
2 Br . den , 2 ba ·
Wat e rfront patio .
SI.DI /rm yrly le.ase Adult condo wttb pool. 3 br
UDO ISLE Newly de
cora1ed tn neutral tonel>
with plush carpel!! 2
Bdrm. frplc, ainum •
prlbO. 81S1mo yrly '
2 ba witb pnvate patJo.
$550 mo. 675-7070 or
66-7556
.....,. leodt COllCID
3 Br. 2..., ba, 1575 mo. Aak
for Robert Milliken, Agt,
~ 2 Bdrm. 2 _631_E66 _
baoocnrrwul F.tbuloia J8r ws hrrdryr , auto
'1ew :\e w d ~cor ~e opnr. pool, nr So
SZ-45 )'Ti)_ Cst Pl:ua. S52S mo
ON T H E BA Y ~l.237.«>-5648
Waterrront l'Ondo 2 1 Br Iba NearSo Coast
Bdrm & den Lge patio. Plz.a Pool & secunly.
ele11ant decor Spec $400 mo ~7265eves
l.dCUJar \M'W . :.Lip •va1la To*":...
bl.-SZ25(I mo yrly Ullfwwisa.d 3525
WATERFROMT •••••••••••••••••••••••
HOMES So Tusu n 2bd , 1...,ba 631-1400 TOW~HOUSE Tenn1:.,
pool, l)lt1'1r.. W D hook-up
t:.i.Mblutf "-on.Jo ' br 2•,
l.e<l.'>l· S400 mv 586 $579
rM fnih v.1·1 har IX"'' JBr Hun~1ngton Bea«h
pnvll SiSO nH1 \ r b t• (,AJn11nent..1l Pool. tcnn L'>
tM~I COUfLos children ok No
pl!U M25 mo 548 6233 Pre,l1K10U'> \ .. r-..J1 ll,·-. --
SludJo Condo I-vii> fum 2 br 11-. "3 l •,, m1 rmm
& t.>qlA PJ>l-d 1-\ill wcun beach, pool. qwet, 1595
ty C1ubhou54.". pool. 1ac. mo KB 964-1.9'21
et<' J&5(I mo 101 Scholz D , 1 a......a..-3600 P laz• •131 J a n e l P ... _.._ ... 64.>6242 9 5 Mon thru •••••••••••••••••••••••
f'n or Pa m 213 941 23'i2 (l)S'TA MESA 2m1 to bch.
Sat Sun 2br. lb1 . yard, «ar.
J Br 21., bd den lite
fenr-ed > ard 2223 \n
ruver!>.il' Ln 759 ll)i';
S400Mo eves 213-elM-4933. ·
da...., i l4 972-9944 ask for
Gerry
2 br, 2 ba. frpl, yard. j(ar.
p\'l wash fac. brand n~v.
SS25 Pb 7S2·2847 ----
S750 mo. Deluxe 3Br &
Fam rm. 2i,,ba. \fplc.
microwave, encl dbl car
gar, A·l Cond. 2567 Elden
Ave. To see call 979-5"099.
3 tr 1~ ba bome. 1mmac
co nd , Y o rkto wn
BroollhuMt area SS50
mo 2 child r t'n o k
64,2-(799
tWi140.
HwbOln" 3242 . ..................... .
F .tbWou!i J br ocean '1ev.
~rt:., l loM lo beach.
$7!>0 C all Odrhnt>I
ffil U61
UDO
~ BK. 1 ba fl200 '111
.\,Rent 67!> ~ 1711
otWlEX. blls to beach
J br J ba, fplc, $400 CJll
M;itit . !J&!. 77118
3 BR. 2 ba.. xlnt area.
wallt to shoppinit. new
cpts, floors. pamt; lge.
IJv. nn. Open& to pool,
spacious decks . frpl,
bltm; eocl 2car gar· rec
rm. No pet.I. a50 Mo.
646-0'26
Townboose 3 Br. l~ ba,
xJnl loc. Adults. $525/mo
+ ~-546-9582
3 br. 1 ba , house.
Ab&olut.ely No Peta! 1 or
2 children o.k. 642·2835 .
lBR Private Q\Jiel
UliJ Pd. Range Ir Refrg
Adlts. No Pets.
MSOMo. t.st + stt.
Westside. 642-0835
Lm new 2 Br. 3ba Condo
2 frplc. wet bar, full rtt
faol rroo mo 552.3988,
213 -1162-4079
3244 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 Bdrm+den+fam rm
Greenbelt view Never
lived in. Comm. tennis It
pool. $900 /m o
Wate rfront Homes
631·1400
New 4' oever lived in.
Beaut.lfu.1 apUt level 4
Bdrm w /skylighta •
ea.rtht.ooe decor. Avail
DOW. 900/mo.
Waterfront 631-1400
38R BEAlTTIPUL-N EW
S700 mo. J-493-1766 or
8:Jt1Su
EiOMo 3br, 2ba. frpk
bll.&.ol. ronveruent to fw)
Ni~ ne1gbbomood. Pet
&dWdOK 29131 Via San
Sd»sO•n
GemlJU Realty ~-4i623
HI wport .._.. 3269
•••••••••••••••••••••••
NO n:E ! Apt. 4' Condo
rentals Villa Ren ta Is
m-481281u.
••SUPER RENTAL ON
THE BAYf'RONT.
~: exdwnve Dover
Sbars. 5 Bdrm. bo~
wttb paer 4it float foe 60 ft.
boet. l3000 llo. Yrly. or
will ~ to bu.y.
Bay • Beach Realty
7'S4Bll
2 Br. deo. 2 ba condo. I yr
1eaet'. S57S mo Pool •
SP9 l.sl. last + S200 dep um 5Q tt 03-1341. evn
C.12!>4 or 03-Z734 Ask
for Al or Jerry
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BR. Sagi adll. Util pd.
$450 winter. 303 E .
Edgewater 1-871 ·2866
Coda Meta 3724
3 8dnn bolme. fncd yard -·••••••••••••••••••••
Xlm Sa.n Clement~ loca 1 Or Lra.Uer. S17S" up +
ball. ~/mo. S81·2048 or MCUrity, no cblldreo or
4D-25fjl dap. 642-9193.
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3br, brand new exec.-SpanisbflltateLiving!
home. Spec. om view BeauutuJ part-like sur·
nz:soMo 75.2·"822 dys, roundln as. Terraced
S..-:32 n-e:s pool Sunken 1as bbq.
SPYGLASS. 4 br, 2 ..... ba, S. .....
view. Gardener incl. Cliff ttauo 3271
sparkling fountains.
SpaciOcUs r oo m s .
Sepante dining area.
Walk-in ckJMU. bome-
Sl'75 DX>. 840-0735. ..--·-·············
4.Br, 2Ba. Lrg. lam• din.
rm. New cpts, paint.
Comm. pool. $6.SO 1mo.
9153-zm.
Deerfield 2Br 2i,.; ba
twnbm. Nr pools Ir jac .
oo lg IJ"ftblt. SSOO /mo.
Adlta only. 832· 1$32
t:VIWknda
2Br. 2Ba Condo, new like ldkbeo 6 cabinets.
BIG CANYON Bordeaux refriiuat.or, $46S mo. Walk to Huntington
Home. French Cntry ~ Oemer.
28r, gar, fenced yard, pet
o.k. $395/mo.
:>46--7506
SU5 Mo . 3br , 3ba ,
Deerfield Condo. Frm I
dill rm, gar opeor.NO
PETS. Scbls, pool, patio.
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llMTALS
2BR.2Ba ...... " ... 95$0
kitchen. all amenities, 1 Bedroom furn S405
April possession. SlSOO SclSlt8._ 3210 2 Bedroom furn MIS ~ AtJ..837-0866 • ... ••••••••••••••••••• T~uofurnS475 __ ..:;_______ New twnble oear college, Adults, no pet.I.
Seariew 4 br, 3 ba, spec· lrg 2 Br 1 ~ Ba, air, UtiliUes Free!
tac:u1ar day & nite view caJllOIU, aeeur. aate•.
from ocean to mtns. pool.9Q.74116MSO.
Inds. gardener, tennis, 1.Br •n-,..__._ .i~ t
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LAQUINTAHERMOSE
162ll Parbide Ln, l blk
W ol Beach, 3 bl.b S. of
Edinger.
8C7·544l
esdumge. (714 )642-5312. Olt of CCMMty Olt of CCMlty
I JOO "operty 2550 ... operty ........
l.vge lbr, w /prvt patio
Perfect for indMdual or
q\Det couple. No Pets.
Refs. reqd S325Mo.
540-4752 2 Br. 2 Ba, dbl garage.
2550 pool. etc. S7:i0/mo. Ad
Sitterlf19,M2·430034 hrs. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath condo.
3 Bil, 214 ba ..• $75011000
4 BR. 3 ba ......• SllOO /850 5 BR. 2\AJ be ......... a50
NEWPORT BEACH
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Newport C"5t3 br. 3 ba, 2 ---------"---------story. ocean view. S050
mo. Property House.
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THE "GEM OF THE DESERT'
I This luxurious home or quaUty
design + guest house, is desert
living at its finest. Gourmet
kitchen with every modern
convenience. spacious living
quarters, sparkling heated pool
+ small therapy pool. Beautifully
landscaped with citrus desert
shrubs and flowers . Automatic
sprinkling system. This beautiful
estate is over 'h acre a nd completely fenced for privacy.
Priced at. $250,000.
COACH&l:A YAUIY RW.TY
..
Ctiff Drive. Lge picture
windows w /panoramic
\iew. 2 Br. 6 mo11. lease.
850 mo. Sm.ith·Meyer,
AtJ., 548-1113 or M>-53$7.
Pool spa. Super locaUon.
tllOO mo. 646-4477
Mesa Verde 3 br, 2 ba,
many xtraa. No pets
$550. 548-tlll all 5pm.
6'2-5350 Iv Mii-..._. UN,_.•d Vf111 nice &.Ide. Immac.
.............. ••••• •• • • 4 bdrm. 2 ba. d.labwtb.
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G8'deo Grove 3 Br 1 Ba,
lr1 yrd. 1 car aar,
M5/mo.mool
S.1cbfront R.ental.
a.toa'l 4.Br aba, famll,y,
bltna. lndry, $1500.
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Sport Fisher
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or Costa Mesa for S300 or
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1.560. Costa Mesa. CA
92826 o r telephone
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In the Water at:
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br. l bit Kll<'h. blt.irul No
Jll'U OI ctuldno bl, last
& dtpos1l. 1'700 rno uo l
Yi" Lse Call tor appt le
llPPUcaooo 645 7009
Rmmt to sbr uruque 48r
bse on tree hoed, quiet
street, West C M Resp,
yng, pos1uve 1.0div1dual
only S300 +"'1utl Call
Dave at 549 7113 days. or !'-3'78 81\.er 6pm _ _
G'ftoes in Bayview Hot.el
H111toncal land mark
S250 & up Bay View.
lmmed. oc:c:up. Coot.act
Role. 673-31122
310 I West Coa1t Hwy.
Newport l.ach. Calff.
'714) 631-2547
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•2 Br. 2 ba nr So nit
Pl.au SA ~ l'hlld"'n
OK 7»-02J1. &4 l 1460 • \ & 2 BR P1110 Apt~
• 01\hw~lltn & lfBO 1 --
4.50 Sq I\ "50 mo
4001 BitthSt, N 8
Agent, 541-5032
~ d st.a~ couple would
W<e to rent 3bd, 2ba .
double garage. East
s ide. Cosla Mesa .
548-QSO or 642-3379
...,.~ Trwi 50JS Lotf&"-d 5300..~.
l Br, bh.m, ~tna, pool
Adi.lit.a. no (Nil• ~
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• Pool & Rec Room OCl.':AN VlEW N.8 Adil
2br. 2ba, frpk, bale. rlub
-~. pool, ~. f750M Cm
da 731 5786. eve:-. 731 · ~
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Garden Apartments
Newport Beach/So.
I' • 11 lh <;1
141 t.>11t &ll(J
Newport Beach/No.
lo'amaly 2 Br D4() Spac 3
Br, i ba $395 Play
~· pool 646 1486.
Sear New 2 br. 2 bu
chhwhr. sundeck. S39S
~l41.8eves & wknds
All util pd, srn t•htld
welcome . 2Br Iba
relng, D1W , end gar. n11
Pt'l.'>, 1:115 1960 Wullaee.
Mgr 117 548·9560 ---
1 Br Easts1de, small but
cozy w lots of deal wood
~S 642-94.50 after 4 pm
NEWPORT
APARTM&rTS
2 Br S29S incl ut ii
Mature adults, 111faot on
ly No pet i.. No
l4'11lerbed.c;
:M50 Newport Blvd
Coote Mt>!>ll
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t.nKCr, h. b 846-0619
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Wu lk to the beach
Delightful lge 1&2 l\r
apts. some w fllJk, nil
pat.io6 or balconies i-;n ·
WES'Jl:l.Jl-'F 2 br, 1'-a ba
t.ownhse. U95 mo Adults
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ford Lit 548.7~
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3876 ··•·•··•···•••••····•·• JOY20acresw attractive lBdrm & 28drm an
.,:reen belt . tree s. Duplex. walk to beach,
landscape & 9 hole put sns &:1375 Day 768-6261 ,
ting grren, :.! poo ls F:ves498-0318
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7S2 9376 Arter 5
631·0059
:-· Shr 2 Br. 2 Ba C M I
rru to bch Nace Ten,
S225 mo 760-9573
NEWPORT CENT&t
Pres ocean vu lo'ull
service Exec Suites
644-7UIO
COSTA MESA
.. 2790 ll.atbor Blvd Comer
Profl.'Sstonal fem needs Harbor & Adams lW<
nnmte to shr Back Bay sq ft Call John Boyd ,
Condo S250Mo Avail 54&-2313
J.29 644-6896 ~.~":~,~~~"!':·.~ .. [ ® IB<l1
tarmte relattonsh1p with ~
gentle, lovely womt>n, -DOCTORS FOR LSE call KeUy or Sher By
""" oo1 831 5898 Medical Su ate ~ n a~. 2-~ a exam rm.'l 1 Localed
Will share lge lu'l;urv t.n busy Laguna N1Ruel
home with 2 frplrs. ~tedlcal Cumplt-x A\.dll
mic ro, nicely furn April I 495 455S or
546-3428CM 831 7031
Wanted Storage Gar age.
C M area. 979-4887 No
Set c~
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room ~lie Sludylllg llrt
all~ 714 .~4141
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fanuly res1denC'e & 2 's
4's
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prepay or balloon. 15 y~
[)obtig f1naoc1c1I
Servtc·~
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StJrt..c; al $360 mcluduig 2br 2ba Condo. 1001 W Ba furn . .ipt ant l• "''"''('(.-s, NB from uxi ~ 'eneub/
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CASA .. SOL forH.arry 540.~ Si'AO mo 759 00W"vM J ll6~ffft ~ SOOS ... WNee,_wh 5100
Found· Female Doble
floppy ears. approx 3
yrs. 7~1bt.. no I D. H~ ..
area 898-362M • •
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Pl.:wf parkuiK lot, 3 Ill
noon Call & identify,
SfJ 7576 {)onJ(hy I
foUL"ND \ ery i.mall bru
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rt11nestone l'ollar. C M
641 7225
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d 1 s h was her. s e tr _ __ _ 8!fY lmmac 4109 W Sth owner (21.31 99'2 TI03 Rt.'lal..l gll\ and '>Lone""" re B A C H E L () R Nevada & Cahf St C M. "'
cleaninR oven. frplc 3 Hr, 2 ba, ~ mo Nu Ciemuu RJty 839 662fl Wanted female to !lharl' busmes.'> 111 eleunt shop NLTRmON SERVICF: 546--4923 _ ,,
pat.Jo, 2 ear gar w auto pets Near Beai·h & l::d · w same4 Br. 2ba. homt· Avail ammed Vi ew or pmg ~nt.er Ideal owner PO &x i 2'JO-J.5.4. Cost.a Found 1-'em .. leSamoyt'il
door opener Pool &s pa inger 842 7 t!43 or an M~a Vl•rde S3)() m o Ba) W approx IZUO..q operation Turn Kev Mesa926'216 Cocila Met.a Sluo pr•~
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"' CAR;'> ~ dam-e of ~tor11fo(e cntrl Owner reunng m .ooo Ha~ a party p1cruc. b6ems 96IS-1720
gr; 3Bt, J...,ba, tsl/last Bachelor. stove refng, NJ:( lkh..loc 1.!>tt1meon ~fund ra!M'r ' FOUND SAM OYI''"
I
I +dep765Sha.J.imar,then O>mfortable,spac1oustn market $1.0'"' mo Need a ball" Call • ~v wl paid. "241 '2 9t.h St. '" male POODLE m1lC. c3!! 64.'>-8922_ _ 968-0000aft 6PM level. 4br, J ba. II B S44-8678. 640 ~ Ualecnst Swim .. Tennts bb:lde male COCK Jo:f\ 1 associated I
3Br 2ba. new, kids ok. .~-...:d-~ ......................... S22SMo '•uttl 5368090 Sublet or rent mo. to mo Oub for renul & mem mtx. blk male puppy. •t!
water & Ra.s mC'l. near SeawiJd Vt'llage Hmmt shr2bd. 2ba hoU!5 e 1150 Sq ft om~. nr u (; ';,r;:;t an form atton TERRIER mu1 , bergi ~
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BROKERS-REAL TORS
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pets 1425. ~5056 and trplc, end gar Patios, t.owobouses from$S.3S + Newport Cum apt. with Downtown Laguna.~ tt523CAMPU,Da·IRVl1'E Laituna Beach t o FOUN~ ta 1~
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Yearty. Oceanfront. 2Br 646-06SS ! yard . From $450 pooU, tennis, waterfalls, same.644-4M30. s q ft. Ca ll Martha __
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---gar, mln a-bhnds, cstm 3Br. I~.&. enclosed gar, Diego Frwy drive North twnt.e w/encl dbl itar ~ Executive Suites Jo"ull 11630nu>ge Ave •-•••••••••••••--•••1 Bl. I F'aarv 1e • 3 /I '1 ,.. •
Veraa11le1 Cond Lux. I drps. all appl, air cond. w o hoolt·up. S46S mo. on Beach to McFadden bU1. frm waler. S:Zl5 /mo services, pr1 va te. C M Bun.art'sAgt A....0. for Comult.M.loe • ~ , ... ,
Ocean View. Pent.house 1 frplc. patio. S475 mo 963-78116 then West oo McFadden +'-lultl.67~7 Newport Ct'nter. Ocean llepraeaUUoft. EvelUJli
2br,2ba.set·. pools. gym, I Adults, no pets. Nr. to Seuwind Village. view S270-S715 Pho ne 1NEWPOllTTAILOI App · ls av• 1 I ~NO~em. cocke1r.
l•lub h.o;e Clrl'le to bch Fi11rvrew & Wilson St 2br , 3ba. Twohse. Nr '7l4.893-5Ul8 Resp.fem.tosbarehouse. 7$!036AJ Properties I ov~nt.ory & etc Est. ~101 ........ w ....... spots. v c ~rillWk Sl200Mo 752 9466 Call642-366J flunllnRton II a r bour ---Irvine. nr UC I. lklrm. --ISyrs. Going to N Y ( Brookbunit & Adams Rooms 4000 den & ba S280 mo+'·" Com mer c I a I o f 631·Zl22 Loll & ~ 5100 3 Ill 540-4019
<irhl:J.41!81 I S57SMo S4l·llOO. 846·UI~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• utJI Debbie 752-536:> eve-. fi house A -----•••••••••••••••••••••••1 -- -" BIKE TO BEACll I ,.," ice ware pprox OUT OF MOHEY FOUND· Gray & wh.Jtt-O(. f.A "H' HO"'T' 4br Largt-3 br, 2 ba. bhn-. S72Week&Up to3-5340work 1,<iX!sq .ft S32S m o 7:>22
J\all now ""t·klv now l'ntl ~araRe Pvt µal111 I 2 Br, n~wly dccorate!l. S l u d 1 o s . 1 h r '> • Talbert Sl H B Conluct before the month c. up" / long hat~ female cat.
Utru summn hi3 7fi77 rrplc. SSOOmo pauo. enrl parkrng, an k1tchl'nettes. pool & Fem 22 35 to i.har£> 38r, Susan 995-2083, 8 5 Start a momoy m<tktnR FOUND 'OS f w I co I I a r • v t c '1·plex ?8ll Syramort' mud serv 548 !f755 <!Ba t wn hs e. r rp I c. Mon Fri bu11.ness ol )Our own A~ " r Wertm111.~U>r & Del Mar.
I ., b 2 b bl #C $35011'11) 7~ 2:881. Lan<tro lnn Motel dshwshr, '1 blk to Hoa~. htlle llS S30 Rets > ou I t"M 64G-UIO ~caou.., whitewater vu
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encl RaraRe. sundel'k IBr. 1& du;lex. 5 blks 12 Rooms avail 111 Ir.: MV Ct11Terry6"2·9276 beautiful C.:orona dcl will assl't Gel the ral-t:.
s-100 mo 760 9501 or fl'()mbch.qwet.enrl~ar tx>me. S200 mo ea •n t· - --Mar 500-<!!IOOsq ft C:J:i,s now 8421MJ.l Cal~
found. puppy f'em ti·
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Agent fi75-'! 170
f;46.492S -I sm yd, sm pet OK. $31511 spa &utd ~2911 ~~!rg!~~~l~ ~> ~h~~... A A ·C. utal & Janrtonal FOR S ALE t:omplt·I e I 642-5671
$310 t.o $400 l&i! Br. 1&2 ~ lst last_.. $100 dt>p. 2 lovely ronne<t1ng rms !{real 2 br ho~e m Npt r.en, onJy $1 JO pt>r sq rt, fr11me i.hop t'QU1p & f
ba apt!> l.ndry rm . 8'&2 7~aft.5PM _ C! hale Vaulted 1·c1langs, Ills Trt-es + i:rl.'!'n ell'vatm & ample t>kR mo lding Prac t•d tor ---------rrtnOlds 5350
J piitto yard Somelt.ov I 2 b 2 ba , prv bath Kil pnv l 'ul was . ., $240 mo M5·QJ4!1 Ol4lfi13-1600 Qta<'ksa.Je 1)(29909 --'··•••••••••••••••••••••
w c•ncl. gar & beam ceal I ne:/beac~ 1117 c.:!n:~~· pd SlSSMo Isl. last& aft S Bavfront ofr1c1• sp.il'l· l..ast or t'oond a pet• Call IT'RF:t; 'JA~'P t".Hrnic l 10~ S<\50846-4181 9985868 $75 l'lean1n1t dt·p. available now S39:>mo SE A F 0 0 0 I \ntmal Assts tan rel t'Oflf1clenu<1l rnuru.1•1tn~& ~nts nil. Mi.?ml 642 1603 ·-~ 67S 5533 1-'enmle shart' lrg nicely fi73-IOO:J MAJUCET I Ltaiiue ~ 2273. no h'i.' I referral Abortion. adop ~ . B-R -Ba-.· d 1 -New b<tchelor. close to · decor a led apt l'osla ">/ h 0 , • ,.. .._. , 1 lion & k('('pmi.: ••••••••••••••••••• •••• 1 2 2 a u l only '.'r •--Ah. all ul1I pd Slo"u •-Ho om In I u x h Q m c Mesa ..., .. Jmt1 (l,L.1 .....,.., '"f & ........ I ho f ort ran~c l ounl ~ OU'lcl or ....... t a pet Ca I \..,. \.., fo" "-·'7 ...... :J
OC A . rt $400 C II """' •• "' """" '"~ ""' "'Ice> '"..;.1 l> P or Xlnt loc tn 'ho 11pin~ I S""'1"1al Pc1ls Hotlan1· 1 "·'" • -.,.. ""'" Balloa PeNMula 3807 "'rpo mo a ref $2'.l> 536 Z.1!>6 W view Tennis rrt.s & rent 210 Main St H 8 l' b 1 h d .,....
••••••••••••••••••••••• Slap,963-0!IO~or963-8036, n~. mo l"!OI S2SOMo 7599598 Ger ''-·IJ.,.....1o~or•"'"t"" :> ccnter .stu •:. '-' 714 '!rn\2JS.2l3253 7;)9)i COVERGIRL or962-8050 :t: ..... QJo.; cv;1 ~· ...... -l'lll'nt.ele ,~h & froa·n I -f ., "-··-'um. yrlv ""'15 agt • A u &evi~. ..__ --A '"3 50 ~ ff 95~0778 .. "" wu ~ .., ru., ·• .,...... """ .. of11ce. <1t S130 2 o ice~ .,{'a f ood. ,pa( 111 u~ Lost Oo.i:. ~ blk, • ~ * •
S.Ove.rernu.ut1l&lndry L' tsd Cl · 2 bd \VaJJcto beach.lbrstOV(• -••••••••••••••••••••••• ~trt ·Jn l<>(f1~at...,5 If........ l .. , Conkor D ~hs hund ""t'rr...~,.all'-'··~~c·-··~ f I I R,., I .-.as ' e ean rm I & f .. 325 H11om an San Clemente " ••.DJ '"' •• ... ~1er <·apart :. ;,e s .. , ' d • • "" • VU\... """'' •' ~ 1~\~~t -l"!tP t·oupe 112 ha,j!ur . pat10 MOO 5:1>-~~:~.~l~l mo I oceanview Pnv.balh& WANTF.D I l"Wtl.,hopotS80 approJ. S.16.0tlO Crl·Jl ,.,miill ·Roc ky " ·1 -----
1 mo 581H661 _ l'nlrance Aft SP M Gc&ragemCdM .._t--.R~ '"'"SO pott'fltlal Owner rll Must ~·ard 6312951 E"e~ !'RE l...AW 11ludent need_f •1 673-0960 ~ ....,... .... lnJ\'C - --- -S25.0IJO Will do anythml! .. 2 (Jr 1 Ba duplPx. ample 3Br. 2bu new condo nr S..1 •--t.oc:h 3848 49'lZ7:.> ----••••••••••••••••••••••• l'.JllJohn Lost. :.mall, shaggy Rn'Y L~ll(.il Conf1dcnl1a t
parlctni: "'"hr rlt y r, I c; · t Pl· I' I • -..,--X1ra ,..., downtown If B F' s•-•·o(f -paA• l J nd I ·--' f do V k OV"t n 0 .,_ 32 • m> 1 · 55Cl0 uas aia no ot ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rm. pvt bath. mature u"' Of' ,., .. ,... '""':. '-"'a aC'k Le\•a nc pa,"" em R. or y .. ,. . oux · 4:.,
_yr Y IJ3S ' recn!allon. all µd ul1l 1•'( 2 Bt, I l><l. ocenn v1.-w, l'mpld la!ly, lite pnv. ref, Ml/mo =el only rcuonablerates G!l.31471 1~1 l1llX Old.~ not 'l('i" or NB~
Cora.a def Mor l82Z l lt>pt. elN· ~. 7tiO 1:mo walk to beach Upgraded Sl6S_ + Lag Bch 4~7346 _ _ _ SOO to 2700 Sq Ft. CPnnc.-1pals only please 1 hear well. needs med1ca
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ pWnl, crpt.drpt; llern~ Offkelt'Maf 4400 M ~rY!~~t: DR MDMytoL.o. 5025 ~o~ Loscl VIC Mrs a Di!;:'~~ w~IA:;~L~;:
VJEW FOR YOU! i''en<.-00 p<1lt0. 2 br, t::tof 497 2110 sr.owtc 8Zl Townee M 1 1525 Mesa Verde 1.-:. CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• has An1.111ru1 & Cahf he c-arat, cash N B S48·497) i.tove. lndry $550 I MALE Full hse prav. ••••••••••••••••••••••• en.., & apn , co lar
Nearnt>w,2b'1rm .2ba Harbor. l'nc gar. inc 64S.65218ob lZJSSq Fl. S988mo 54&-4123 & Yuma address
!iundcck. garage, lovely refng. washer1dryer. Htwpcwt leach 3869 -------l6l?Westcb!f. N 8· ----/NEED Reward 557.7077
an & out Mature adults. ad.IL'\, no pt:l~ $360. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOllft & locrd ' 4050 Agent. 541·5032 •ME'W'POIT /C.M. V
Vacant & ready at S600 6'2-0ttil Quiet 2 br w gar, patio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1or2 Rm Swtes from S7S. Up t.o 4700 sq.ft. avail. at l..l6T: eo.den Retnever
roo. pool,aduJts,oo pet.~. UIOI 93 yr old woman needs T19 W.19thSt. CalJ Tom pnme comer 17th & ./MONEY I rv. & 22nd . $100 • • • • 2 Bed. 1 balh. privale H LSth St Nwpt Heights room & board. Needs Nwpt Bl. 675-QlOO REWARD~
Penlhow.e. high above patio. Sgl garage $425.642-7340 heJp bathing & washtng 540-ml_. _ .--
bay ocean & treetops, MOO mo. Ask for Robert hair Will pay S500mo EXIC.SUrTES 13X>sql\1nmed1calbldg LOST· Y~llpw Lab ,
view' 4 Bdrms .. 3 ba.. Milliken. Agt, 631 1266. ptDlf NEWPORT 642-4300 ad·sttler 11172. Pri~ Newport Beach Avarl for am med. oc (Bogey>. 2Yt yr male.
sunrun.t deck A Beauty! Ml\ 2'&hr. loc. Near 0 c. airport. cupancy. Ample park e Vic. Sborecltfft. CdM.
Vacant Sl200 Mo. ..,_.Mew Aph IDIDTMEHJS Gwst HoMt 4150 Rent incl. ~Ion, con· inlt. Newport. 645 6501. 3/16. No collar or ID.
'(.' .f / II 2Br2ba . . $450 N"M ference r m . Janitor C1llDnMO Please call, 760·9423, •<1U 1J1f1 a(' ,/lflll 38r2VJbaTwnhse SS50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• serv . ulllll, 100 free llSTOH Plt()IL.84 m-~. REWARD
u.11 ,J, f.•. Spacious new units. ,.._ ..... Y CLUI Lovely New Tustm home HAltlOl ILVD. ~& 11-..1tD •---~-A'f<l''7U7'IOi~'.> Priv1te l_>atios. decks """"""'" for elderly. Horne cook· c 0 Pie 11 11 m 0 re ~ remodeled shop· -MV _. REWARD ~ 1.9112 Map~. C M LJY1MG IN uig. PatJo & loving care Sec:ntariaJ serv avail ·---·1 '7M531 lqr the return of yoong li?J-81.94 Open Daily 10·5 836-1078, 832-2788 lhor ~ SSl·!M ll. PM'!_«. ~ea~ueolrfi~ C•ovsattal Aml.nged by Albino Cocbtiel. With or
2436 E. Coast Hwy .• CdM """' ........ ,,, • ., ""16 ..wPC)IT ,.._ ""' ""~ ,.____,. u..:.-• --l h N '"""""" """""' C V-........_R~ .. 250 PRESTIGIOUS for immed. occupancy ~.._ ~ w t o ul cage. o ? or548-~ 1 llA H .:::::::..::::-........... from a p .. rox 480 t o ubd. ,. Wkiow bas money for 2nd.
MASSAGEsrmpaUco
Your masseur·
is Bob J a mes
OutcalJs 9 u. 494-5111
TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT·
ESCORTS
3lJh 6'2· l57l ,..
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•ESCORT• S pecializing in
PT'oteuionals.
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llMS OUTCAU. z~. ~~1~~~8.n:. 4carBr. 2gabara.grrpe lcN. ,~nsa'.redbal Anh adBaultkcomBmunitsy on P==Jl LOCATION... ~: :'~~~':~1~ Tooo_;i.yNo~oooitu~be<:fokr. Heartbroken ~ 64S-Z7 · ..... · t e c a y. pee rates. Qlll Paula S. Kau .,.... • _,, ...
or 52 2278 Cornell. $650 . tacularSpe,7awlmmlng ,, .... ,_ Condom;Rt'ums. ,.,_Be .... h AiJ.213-4&MS38 autoa call A genl
fowd: Ca t. female, btk 953-9121
3 BDRM. 2 BAm 540-3535. pools, 8 liibted tennis .__ ... I ... ·~......... ..... 673-T311. An,Ytlme. ......... _ ils t Completely Furnis hed. •l.ll0-4000Sq. Ft. Town•r---tliOO/mo. Upper Jbr, night lite vu. courts, ......., u• • pu · Country Club Setting, •SlayVlewa ...,.,...,,..,. MmeyW-.cl 5010
MO-iOlt Mature acilts. No Pets. ~ ~·:~~ Odf. Tennis available •t •ExtnArnesdtk!s :'~::b ..................... ..
2 br l ba ,_,, 6 S300+dep ~ menta and &ownbouses Special Rates for our ,._,. .. FDr tlfOl)O, you can own • w,.~ .. 06-s un-· ' · CUenta only. Weekly, ._.....,_ ._ ..... ~ aq. "· for t:4 the Jutt
deck, atrfft puklo1. 2br, z~ba 1uxurloui from13119.:=mtll Moatbly, and Weekend commercla.I or ollice = Zhr chlfit:i
UUl.pd. SS.ft0.Q58 brandnewcondonr s c Onl At Reita1a 6~t2 me.sstoo. f•ture mm, THE RUN·
Plac::in1 your Cla11111fied Plaza fplrc, 2 car ·a~r.: s.n~~Road · m4~ 11NG S~N. (Multi·
ad ts 50 simple ... just rec racil. S650Mo. Call~~ueat Exeeat1¥eoftlces avail In rn3..,.,...,,_ miUloll dollar boll office
give us a call on the 8SM118orf'1't.7971 2 Br1tU11io '450. No pet.a. '> 11 tulJ eerv. ~c blchr. Nr. SUI LIASl potential> Call New1>0rt
pboneandwe1Jhelpyou Nearlloqlbp.831.Q79 CATHEDRALCANYON O.C. Airllort. R~ Ir OfcAW• .. a•e Pacifica F il m 1. ~youradforfulre-E41detwnble.2br, or141'"39 COUNTRYCLUB phone w .. secy terYJ, ...... 1••11• ru.tlS7-G7.
......... &ta-5678. llMll. (J)rtc, UIOMo. lbr, 00 pd.I. Near lbos>-:!".:.~etc. Plale call RedbW oear Bri.atol. 1-5 Motorcycle a bop nda
--------.• 6'5-Q7,l31..SOJ2 plms. •1mo.Jl20Avon 3'-S87C.t1'edral ·--J1'.leale.4omc..r-.cep. money for e.xpanalon. 'or~W~,!Jc~-'-_lll...L..I. .. 1.u 9-tC. CaQ100Drtve •NnfOR1'BltACR• tloo area, wa.rebou1e 1•881 Allen S t ,
•· #VOi ~· ... .._" -~ • ... Palm Sortarl:a wtth w.,. aBd.bal door 1r ., .. ......., •• eant. ~ ll'\• Dally Pilot Kelp _..................... ftJ-... •bf • .._ N --Oa.lltomial:I •PltDIELOCAnON• #.-11 rtl t Waud cluatOceUoo. lf _ ........ o __ . Stl'cltf:nmw~ll ... aecu f •rt em. llON!!Y WANTED ZSK .... ~ la "-ft•EaENT Sa11 1ara1•. Ftplc. Delertfteeortllllyln<!. .-.,.ft Avail. after~. Call "'--__. .._·8 _A1 VIC,.,., you want not -... anM -.... . lo IM lOA• to •PM. to --=--u1 ... \lwtyou-•· .. •C'ODl1 2Br,lbtltucloapt. ht S1100 P'REE BlQ BEAR (n4) .. MI ...,.._ .... -and -..1 -n.J ~fenna ;;:;.-.uvi-plltlo ......... Lota ol frclmla ----· ---r·-. "11\d) an-lld tn tbe j .. .,_. mg aa. l.u· W..cUlf a.re& 11• Zl>r, /~. A.a.ocao· ls I WW pe,y IO+ pvceal. Wa-'~ ......... ,_, ....__ ·--·--"'I t'-~ echa1'1, ao peU. do b1 lake. 4 bnD a !Ml. Ma e your ·~~!'P n « RU.ll/Offteoe ..-oe, 100 Call Bill. Day: 211·
tlDK'U ---# .. ._ - --Newly dtcor. Pool. ,. or b• 1 R . E. -*'b1uatn1 .... 0 a.Uy aq ft., W..tcUff P lua tU-HH. Eve : 114·
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Loots like Syl~ter lbe te lls past present ~
cat. Found 10 Mea• ""•··-...... ..:..... -· Verde.~ • ......-...~.
FOUND: Sbel)berd. btk 6 Prof .... ....,. by Steve,
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DelTAL ASSIST.
needed P referably
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DeruJ Office loolnng for
dental ass 't fo'lt'xlblt!
hoora Alao 1n11ur1tnre
girl LO t'Vt!DtUJllly taktc<
over front dee.IL <"•II
547.~
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Ortho-cbr. xlnt wage &
benefits. RDA or e1Jg1
ble. N.8. 6t0-0l21
DRIVERS
OleckerCab, 493.SSSS
Driver Gardener l'omh
Have valid CA hrt>ni.t•
Good dnv1 ng r~orll
Mill age 20. Apply :it
Penn y:.aver. 1660
Placenua CM
DRJVERS WAA'TEO
Early mom.mg home de
hve ry L .<\ Tl:\1 ES
lrvme & Ne"'-port aH·as
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Factory Workers In
cbHNcal mmery F\111
tl!m! perman~nt P<>'"
l1onj High ~r h oul
chennst.ry or work e•
penenc-e with chemicals
helpful Day & eve111ng
s hift ~ Will trai n
medical insuran ce
benefits, paid for by Co
Paid vacation plan.
ment boous plan, autu
Salary inc rea st' pro
gram .. E .O E. 549·3281 --.-.,---
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WAREHOUSE
ASSEMBLY
FACTORY
Good money. mrenu ve
twinu.;. ho!Jday & vara
l.Joo pay Paid wee kly
Men or women ZS yri; nr l\orrell • older .• Know the roa!tt .
nil~ Net SUIO a week or
more Orange Coa!tt sc~~S.lllC.
Yellow Cab. 17300 Ml
Herrr.1ann. Fountain IRVJNE 7S2.w;6
Valley CNo of Slater E O.F. M Y
betwn Newhope & ~~~~~~~~~
Euclid I F\oance
Community Thrift &
Orv c I ea n 1 n g E" Loan hus op1..nini: for ~rienred' Will tram Ca'ltuer "re lier Will lrn
Fu l l o r P I T <"11 111 inexp but sharp mcl1v
7$9001. Olr k C~.111 f~ appt.!J57_:863-1
a.ctroaic A.swmbty I Floor 'ierv1re N r UC
~localed neiu ocean ""1Jort. M·Th, 6am-4·30
tia,, opportunities for F tr pm, will tram 979· 1483
& a limited number of P .'T. <During school Food Service Employees. bts.)positiom. Will train. Seuonal work. Hunt
Earn while you learn. lnO-on State Beach C<_>n· $3.~/hr. to start or more cesa100 Stands. Seruor
for experience. 1020 W. OtiJleOS welcome to ap-
17lb. SL MS--3632. ply.
Ji)\gu>ter
MECHANICAL
IMGIHEaS
Degree. Minimum ex·
penence considered. Ex-
cel lent benefits and
\Wl'kiog conditions. Mis·
s1on Viejo area. Only
tho&e seeking permanent
employment need apply.
Call Susan. 581-3830.
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J'Qurt.er Help
./Mechanical & handy
per50ll
-tOffi<"e Help
./Management
Wnle Canteen Corp.
14.581 Acacia Or .. Tustin, _ea_. 9261J> __ E __ .o_._E_. __ _
If you 're not reading the
little ads m Classified.
you're m1ssmg a lot of
newsy information as
well as some great buys.
IT IS NOT ONLY . 1.:1
WHAT WE'R( DOING TODAY -.> .. , . .I> • •
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PLA NNING f OR TOMORROW -
That will off er you the
!lest in career opp ort11111t1es
You may ttavt llOllctd tht new bta wi.te buildin1 wittl the
cqnce tilt roof at tht Junipeni StlT1 ~mp ID tilt Sin
0.1111 F~ey. Th.rs OUJ com1>1ny. £Jidevco. end we man-
ufecturt and marllet topllistieated prec:lsior. electronlc
lllStnll'llllllation system. We cull1Mly bave Ille lotl0'4'Jln1
•Depcatt•nt Ctenc
•Secr.tsy
•Sr. S.Cretary
•Jr Accomtant
..
•Sr • .,......
•D••tlopa•ntal TechftidmK
-AHL.rt._
•Test Tttdlftide11t1 -All'-"..._
• ApplcatloM &cJl•er
•Madllilt s,.dalld
CL.atMI
•Profed lill J' '"' CDl9ffall •Bectrialt Me~..acat As.»4wtalws .rr...,. ur .. s,..._
A~Sr. •M•ufadwu lag ..... .,
CBlchGllic-'9 ...... •rl
•Profed•I' 1r
Q£T TO DOW US AT DIDEYCO
WE WO.COi£ YOUR EJIQUIRIES
aNDBVCO~
-IAMCNO '9IJO llOAD
1AM JUAM CAPllftAMO ...... °r.i .... ~ .. ,.. ••• at,JtJ/201
w..w ,. .. ~':t~ ... -.·.• ...••• 1 •• •!! ~.!~ ..... !!~ ..... ~~~ ..... !!~ ................... ~ Mnlaa
fill Hd put tlmt ..... I .. .,. ..... fW1. '=' ug:; t.VN. rltlme 7·3. XJo,. ...., w...--="":<Jf ~~~---!!~ ~!~J:.~ ..... ?!!! ...................
s' sw•.,..atU. IW1t 1•l••cadln ~6-i"~-1A ..,..~. n...1 rate of pay Apply -, f1 aa.aa 1aJoe lAp ..... c. o .. 1 _._ -· _. .,.. D.O.N. Port Meu Coo-.... la Alli AiiPlJ ,._ p/WM .._.,.a.a,. Cl*pO, n.a ...._ ~ Holpttal, ZS70 ...._,.,,. • ..,. ... -, ....... Jft. , ... 1:1Dpm. ~I Newport Blvd. C.M =:. ·-= ~= .... NII"" . ~~...:;..;,~-----
fl"ClUI Bllrpr K1q J or ...._. per u, ... 1n ca,. t. I •11 L •uh a I ca I. ~
c:a1lll1•1 b' ellflllb' C.M. ~le carpetll'J etc. J ·day Nunt1 Aldel AJJ ahlft.a.
• ... mo. J41-c100 ....._ 11.i have valid Qood rate ot pay. No ex·
IW1 U.. .-klon ID our CA*'*" Ucemt App-per. oec Wiii train. :::-rri 1':: ':1~ Ho=•·~~::.~l.,,?'.k:~/: ~ -~. C.ll. Certlncatlon proaram
camt.r aallll, ,... 10019b1e n nttd YoUI Ital h • ce w. available. Apply Port
1-pellla1, arammar • Dally I•· Apply In A.ll·round mal.Dteunce Meo Con valucenl
,_.......,. M-1 *' ~ ~atlll T•r· aao for ~ apt lbpltal. ZSTO Newport .,.._ U. pu.btlc. App-rece, •14 RedWll. C.M C101111J6n .Muilt havt tx· Blvd. C.M. 612'°400.
IJ Pt0n.JUOr. IHO pertlH lo •11 of the ---•-c u trnm.Uetoopealftl, Com· manual craft a , be r---.... ~ P9Q>'....,. O.C airport, peraooable fl well
Garden"' oeeded for lookhll for z p/Ume ID'OQt'n8d. Top 1alary &
..........
Ol& ... AdJoal a.• 1 TUii l:ill I DI ' P di.It'° fl1t•
J w for Pro. wbo
.... Lo Mm • fortune Ill
U.•'1 *" U..combool Alsllt-U·Stll • tbe
Saf•1uard love•t. c:rel&lw R.. E. procra.ma.
lAU'D to Mil wtt.b "O"
down fr no lender
headacbt ... Earn to
)00%.
REAL TV Nl':l'WORK 47.,.,...
~Nm.pie• ~ filnlt'lb, Prefer (but nol
llO-~ l. FUtrkrll n.,ceuary) someone z Dela l!otry (type with ept e_x~rieoce .
PRESSMAN
1250W/f51
IMMEDIATE
OP&tlMG
IRVINE
751'-3504
Receptloohl /Typlal
needed for lrvtne public
re!Jltiom firm Mwit be
able lo handle buay
pboDel and rut accurete
typmg a must ~ '1'9tl6
Roofen wanted: HOT I
Oas at.aUon al~ltDl for a>ewpm aceuraloly ) Write Claaa1f\ed Ad 1258.
..di MtVlc. at.aUQO• In M.-y develop Into perm Delly Pilot, P O. Bo11
C.O.a a M•n Mu1t tw po• lloura tlulble. LSIO.o.t.allesa92a8.
Ire proJ•ct. ex1>9r 'It.~
roo(en only need applY •
Call Lee Roofin& Co .
~7222.
honeat A: rel1abl• l&lary oeaotiable Call
~I Cindy Ill CoJuumer Managers needed
lblure hiaband at wife
team wtt.h aeJf a1or'Jlge.
apt renting or mote I becklrouDd exper Work
s da.ya • week with good
S-Y P\eaae call 957~191
Part li,,,_ butlneal OP·
portuolty for pro
feaalonal It ooo pro
feHiooal Call Mary
~ Printer needed. Ex
perienced, familiar with
Ryob1 press. contract
buta. Newport Mesa
Pnnt.iog. 646-n 47
_...t
Npt. Bc.h: co. oeeda a
ftnt cla&S recepUonu1l
Sdf «a.rter 50U&bl With
pbooe persooaUty aod
typoe sk1lla a must. Ex·
celleot bendlts and
pleasant wortuic cood1
tiom. Contact Personnel ~ .. Sir Speedy Inc •
&cZ-9470
ROUTE
Central olfll't' part um~.
l.l:aW'anN o( r. N 8 Mon.
1\n "fo'n 7~ 0711 A.Ill
farJttry
Ropon1141 . 116.S--~
l.oou"aDce
UHNtwanB/
•CMMT
Part time boy1 eym
Diilies l.QIU'Uttor and.or
advanced g1rl1 gym
na1llc1 101lructor
II» 7252or131-0519 rnmMG
TUJMll ...
Steady job for ri&bt• •
person Profit ab•rinl•
and group health. Applt'·
9-S llJoodAy. Lloyd Pest
Com.rol. 568 E. Dyer Rd.
SanlaAna ~ GENERAL OP't'lC E
f\ill-lilDlr, 10 key a muat.
tecouota rec helpful
Ci.lJ Barbar• for •ppt
S«).32SO
G8BAL OfftCE
Pubhabing romp•nY
OOllds olfice help. OUUCtl
are simple Muat be
sharp & reh11ble Friend
ly ro-workers. Maturc.
noo-smoker pref Ask for
Pat 898-4357. U541 Com
put.er l~ne. HB.
Larae mulll branch
penooal lJoes a1eocy
..U career mlDded in·
divlduals.
Inside position with
responsJbiliUes of servk·
tng & renewing existing
book o( b\alnesa as well
aa securing new ac·
Manager /C le rk
~· ~fer exper
ID cosmetics. gifts. &
cards ~7373
Market Research. p /t.
CleL brs .. will train, good
reading compreberunon
& attention to detail
SSl-7314
PAITTIMI
EVIMMGS
AIBisl 10 edlt.or survey conducted rrom our of
floe al t.be Orange Coast
Dally Pilot s 30·9 30
Moo·Fn 9 JO.I 30Satur
day. Great Cor collegians
and mooollghters SM pr
wk ONLY
REQUlREMENT IS A
GOOD VOICE Call
642-4321. ext 312 after
S.30 PB. Monday thru
Friday
U you are 2IO or over . &
loolaDC for a career op-
pom.aUty tn pnnlulg. ap·
ply at PENNYSAVER.
1tlOO Placentia. CM
Program Coordan.ator for
dnv1ng srhool Must
type. Call 67S.9800
RECEPTIONI ST
oeeded for busy Irv law
hrm Good typing A
MUST Call t'ran
!m-3622
Sales Cootractor Supplies
Tnunee. Wbo&esale tool
& hardware. National
Co. now hmng youn&.
men 18-30. $200-SSOO a
week+ Bonuses Call
C<lUllls
Excellent commwuca·
lion skill& required
Start log sala r>: com·
mens urate w1lh e x ·
perience & ability. Xlnt
co. benefits. & career ad-
vancement potential
l''or appt. caU Fountain
Valley Branch 714 /
549-3161
~AL
PART TIME
EVENINGS
P 'l"ime AM. LA Times
delivery. SlOO per week
In Laguna Bea c h
~-
P ff Woril &.-,.. Good s.
Call 962·3232 ---.--
Recept1orust. full time.
M-F. good typing re
qi;ared. Pn vale Country
Club Call for appoint
meot. 644-S404 ---
General Office
ELTORlTO RF.ST
Corporate Hdqtrs
Fa s t typist f or
diversu1ed duues Flu
ibtbty a must Interview
by appt. only.
714--957-6490
General
'The Pottery Sback has
openings for Cull lime
year round pos1t1ons t\p·
ply :n person 1212 S
Coast Hwy, Laguna
Beach.
FGS
f1ELDGROUP
SERVICE.5
INSURANCE
BROKERS lNC.
lmW'allce
ACCOUNT
Wei TECHMIClAH
Two years experleore
working with minute
parts. MedJcal company.
Excellent benefits &
working coodltioo.s. Mis
sioo Viejo area. Only
tho6e seeking permanent
employment oeed apply.
Call~. 581·3830.
Medical Asai.st.ant. Front
& back office. expenence
belpfuL Call Ann at
8C'7-ax>4
Enterprising adult s.
over 21 Wl1b Oynam1r,
Adventur o u s
penooalltJes. who enJOY
work i n g w1fh ancr
motlvatmg youths ages
10 to 13 j>hont' 642-4321
Ext 250 be-tween 2 and 6
1-'M
QUALITY COtmlOL
Inspectors Near 0 C
AuJiort Moo thru Thurs.
6.00 am to 4 30 pm
979-1483
ltCPT/Get.-OfffCE
Neat. mature respons1·
tje person for vanety of
olcduues Company paid
benefits !iSl 1000
Dewey's R ubbish
Servi~
RECS'TIOHIST
~king e ager person
w ith xl n l phont:
personalih i C('Urati>
type ~ Personable 111
d1v1dual M or~a n
Employment Agency.
1.$25 Mesa Verde Or E .
~213, Colsta Mt"Sa.
7$4. 1..581 631 l!i 15
NEVERAFEE --RF:CE PTI O:"'IST
Sfx:Rl:.IA.RY Perma
nent part time Flex
hr. t\JJ1JO rt " n• a K R
Anderson. Co S49 1.343 REP ASK FOR l.AL:RIE
E O E
Gcne.ral
We are floWU1g over v. 1th
exeoeUent opportun1t it's! .u -¥OU have expen ence
as a Bookkeeper ,
Med1l'al Sec r etary.
Cashie r . l nsuranc-e
Secrctar), L icensed
Med1l·al Tech or in
Wareht>U!img please call
ABA CUS Age n cy
151.moo
FGS has openings an
~tDmer servtce dept to
!ierv1ce automobile ac·
C'OWlls
Must have good. oraJ
written rommunlcatlon
skills Expenence de-
strable.
MedJcal f'ronl ofc UlS.
typmg, pref s yrs exp.
ask for Sophie 979-2613 or
evs~
MFG1'RAIHH
Medical maoufactunng
company needs a
worker Machine shop
experience req u1 red .
high school mach ine
s bop ok Excellent
benefit.s & working con·
dJtions. Mission Viejo
area.Only those seeking
permanent employment
need apply. call Susan,
581.:BJO.
Party Con sulta n1
-eomrttt Perwn . f!Hl
ume md udLng Sat App
ly ~·Newport Blvd-
C M
HALESTA.n
tlH> SAl.ES-~ 'IO-
COt tt tSSfOM Hn
1 Can earn from 1.'50U)
$1SOK tst yr Unhm1ted
qualified leads. mull•
rmlbon dollar land mven
t.ory
RECEPTlONIST phon~
typing. -ftlmJ;, h bi>af)
rmunt.eoance, law office
S3Jary open 6« 651~
Starting salary com·
mensurate with ex·
perienre & ability.
Progres.c;ive bonus plan
available i1 licensed. Ex·
relleot company benefits
an career advancement
potential.
For appt rail Fountam
Valley Br a n c h
714/M9-8161
FGS MOOB.S.SCOITS
63HOU ...... Aft.er7pm.
General Housekeeper.
nale1gh Hill Hospital.
Npl Br h ha'i an 1m
mediate openmJ: for an
eJt p e r 1c n ced
twJuseket'per Good sturt
ing s alary & fringe
benefit& package. For
more lllformaLJon con·
tad. Lu 641-1616. E.0. E.
MF
~
FIELD GRO U P
SERVlCE.5
INS U RANCE
BROKERS INC
Insurance: Commercial
Property &r Casualty M ·
s11tanl. exper ie nce
necessary, aunimum 2
years U>Cluding typ1Dg.
Xlnt benefits James
lmuranet' Office. Irvine.
C all M,aurio e
752-0900 .. E 0 . E
M or F to maoage paua
place Laguna Beac h
Ruu, Olprl Lagwta, 1441
S.C.Hwy IHOem.
G&IBlAL OFRCE
FOUR DA¥ WEEK!
Work fOT 1nterea11n g.
property management
company 10 Newport
Center. D1ctapbone &
genl ofc. All benefits &
profit sharing. RUSH '
lrvme Pe~I Agency
MrXe1 Desk Clerk. M IF.
Experience preferred
tu not ne<'eSSary. Da Y
s hift. SJ .SO per hr
646-7445. 2274 Newport
BlvdC.M.
M0TB. MG>R..
488E17th, Costa Mesa
Sle :!'M 642-1470 Interior p lant main· Exper. pref. Oceanfront
Inn. Mature ind1v. or
c ouple . Id ell .
2lJ.83).88S7. ~-GENERAL OFFICE
Secretarial skills, pref
mature person. Nwpt
Bcb Real Eawte Firm
Busy office, nice people
Hrs. 8.30-3PM. Mon Fri
642-53Ml
Golf Storal{e Helpcr &
Range Picker. P 1'1m<'
Call 9-2Pm . 644-5404 ext
3>.
Groomers· Expenenced
00% commi.ssion or lease
space. Plc·A·Pet. 10069
Adams Ave . H B
964-3561.
Growing Co. needs
bonesl, res p . hard
wort.er. some exper to
bookkeepUlg, gen ·1 offc,
et.c. 67>2101.
GUARDS
1''111 &r part tame. All
areas. Uniform •
furnished. Ages 21 or
<:Nt:r. Retired welcome . No experience oec. App·
~ Universal Protection
service, 1226 w. 5th
Street. Sant.a Ana. lo·
t.erview houn 9-12 " 1-4
Mon thnl Fri.
Helper~ for WlD·
ctow--tinting co.
&M-MM.
HOll11CUL TUii
We need a mature. ex-
perienced taterior plant
maintenance peraon
w .llmowled&e ol Orange cOuaty. Jtn. Oealble,
pay commen1urate
w/ap«. Call Bnace al
-.5U1 IUHIOOO.
HOSTISS/CASHl9 A1J1111 daO:y UAll. Ml a.a Mateen Rat. 286
£.lTtbSLC.11.
Ho1tHI Part time.
Prtvat.e Club. 1144-9650.
,. .. ltanm.
ea... to welcome new neldntl. Permanent
pan Utnt. Plulbl•
boara, need car ai
typewdter. MT·IOl5: --1louldtepe1'. t.l.e·lo.
Qilkk:are. Call for appt· amz.w..
tenance. Full & Part
time positions avail.
1/:11 S@t.
Interior plant co. needs
hard working pens-On for
warehouse lnstallat1on.
557 ·01.SO or 540~2.
IHVEHTOIY
COORDIMA. TOR Corv headquarters for a
s tatewide r1nan c1a l
services hnn, Fashion
l.slaod. to run mvent;ory
& rec:, supply ordenn~.
mveotory control. mail
processing & s pecial
proj Exper req Call
640-0123 9: JO.S.
LEGAL SECT'Y
Emphasis in corporate &
estate planning areas.
Experie nce requl red.
Newport Center. 644-6.512
LECALSECRETARY
For P I Defense f'irm.
1·2 yrs. experience Civil
Ut.lgation. Good typing &
dictaphone skllls. 0 .C.
Airport area . Call
833-0352
Legal Secretary
Small d,ynamic business
litigatio n rirm in
Newport Center seeks
experienced. elficieot &
energetic legal
secretary. S.H .. die·
taphooe & x.lnt. typing
skills a must. Xlnl.
salary depending upoo
quallhcallon and ex·
perience. Good beoeflll.
640-4N>.
Llcemed Real Estate
Salelpenoo. Attractive
Bay VI e w o rr Ice.
Procr'Na!ve commlaslon
spUL 8'7lMl8SS.
Uquor clerk, responsible
M/F, p/\or r /l, lrvloe
644·5035
Uve-ln, Ugbt bouselteep-
ln& 5 days/week. Rm fl bd plua ul. Wbdl free.
iDOINtLollPM.
MACl•IST
DlveniW work &oad.
llfS. tledroolc lnatnl·
meot1 . Moderq wort1~op. Ad•aaced
KlllllUc:s, 1211 Vldorta
1!1., Cll Ml-NI EOE
SEU.. W. tteau rib a
Dally PUol Clualfled Ad.
MOTOR ROUTE
Immediate opportumty
for pa.rt-time earruogs.
The Daily PUot baa a
mW>r" route available m
the South Laguna area
Delivery, aCterooons .
Monday tbru Friday.
mornings Saturday &
~. No monthly door
collect ions. Earn 1n gs
about ~ per month
groiis . Re lia bl e
tramportaUon and small
cash deposit reqwred
Call 642·4321 , Foster
Ouellet. for deta 1 IA.
HURSE AIDES
3.30 lo 7:30PM Country
Club Coav Hosp. S49-:nn
NURSES AJDE.5 -All
s hifts . Exper . o r
trainees. Mesa Verde
Convl. Hosp. 661 Center
9..CM
Nuraing
RM-lVH
Geriatric s-Uenta 31 bed
st.atloo, 8 pd holidays.
good aa1ary & benefits.
Mrs. Farrell 642·3505
Nursing
R.N. relief. 7.3 & 3-11.
~ rate of pay. Apply
D.0.N. Port Meaa Coo·
valescent Hoepital. 2570
Newport Blvd C.M.
K>.-OtOO.
Nuning
Experienced Certified
Aidla, all sbifU, Ml &
s-rt lime. up lo S'. l!i .,.r
hr. lo It.art.
TRAINEES 7 to 3·30,
Xlnt NA tra.lnin& pros.
Earn wblle you learn.
SUD miaimum to 13. 70.
P1apbJp COavalescenl
Center".603M4
NUl"liDC LYN'S 7.J:a> fl 3-U:ae>,
ts.~ to .... 75 per hr.
<>uutaadlDI benefit~.
Replar •mertt ...-. 2
weeb vacatkla aflet l
yr. 11.-jOr medical, 4"·
taUallle 1-. at DO C!()lt to ..., •. ,,....,.,Con·
v1le1ceDl Ceater,
MM*
PASTE-UP
ASSEMBLER
wrt.h al least 1 year ex·
penencc. preferably
newspaper Excellent
company benefits Apply
between 9 AM & 6 PM,
Monday thru Friday
ORAMGE COAST
DAILYrtLOT
330'W.laySt.
CodeMeto -...io,,oe._..,
Es1...,pi
NX ottlllA TOlt
Dependable mature operators for aruswenng
service. part ume Also
need grave yard relief
APl>lY 8-4. Moo thru Fr• 65i W 19th St C M
&12·1403.
PBX operator. answenng
ser"1ce, ('tor p t. ex per
pref ~~lS
•PIX•
TAB ans serv. has a
few pos1tlons open 10
1\is., SA. CM. & Hunt B areas Vaned shtfls. PT
or F 1' Many out.stand
mg benefits Work near
your home & earn wh ile
you learn
m-1~ EOE
Pest Control Trainee.
study job Cor right
penon. profit & group
health, apply Mon, Tues
& Wed 9 S Lloyd Pest
Qiot.rol. 566 E Oyer Rd.
Santa Ana
PEST' CONTROL
2 Sales contest every
month W in cas h
bonU5e:S. oew swt.s. etc
3. Our product low cost
So. callf. Land. Budget
Terms. Plenty of financ
mgatl~Apr
4 Personalized sales
U'aill.lng in clos 1Dg for
rrwmen. s Poalble management
positions for 1troo1t
do9en.
6. Ask about our Cadillac
Plan
7. Plush Newport Beac.b
otfices. mcdiCJll beoeflU
avallabie.
8. ~ OUl why we have
lbe best tb1og going
a..ic req. l Ask for Mr
Evans 714-95S-3402
ea es
P rnple neC"drd 1n
SuO'-t'l Bearh nfr .
top romm1ss10n
Call Bud H\'am"
17141 146-SSOZ
Real &tote S4*s
Opening for licensed
salt>speople. locally
owned. wrth nauona I re·
ferral sysl.C'm Exc-eUent
working cond1t 1on s
Earn l!Xn-comm.1551on
for conf1deoual :irp't
call~
r-----.
EXE.CV ... n ·srE..ffS ' \... .... ~. J
RfCIPT /SECY
Growmg real est.atc nnn
needs e11penenced r<'
~secretary ror
1ls Costa M esa oHlce
Will answer phones .
place ads. work closely
with sales assoc1ate1
Salar y based on ex
perien c e . Ask fo r
De•ellyn . Re 1Max .
83'1-12llSl5
l9CT AL A.G>IM'T
Experienced . R E
licensee for art1v e
Newport office. Guar
muhly mcome 1ga1D.Sl
comm1s11on1 Call
Al ice Waterfront
fbDe&. QJ · l.00
R..E. Sales IO'o/o COMM. SPUT
to licensed R E Agent.s
Complete t ra1n1n1i
Beautiful new o ffice
002'.:MZ
-St.mbc1'\ ~ .. h, 1-• .
R.1.Wtapea,lt
Don'\ let the h1Rh in
t.erast rate bother you
LeArn how to overcome
Ulls problem Creative
fm.aocmg and synd1ca·
-II make you
We need your
we w1U tralfl
Licensed or not call Ray
8a1Jv'd Kalella Really
557-5311
Retit.aunnt
F\ill & P '1' pos1Uons to
new specialty roods ~ter m Irvine Call
538-35118
Reslauranl
Al'C'eptLng application~
f()(
COOKS
BUSBOYS
HOSTESSES
Nights & weekeods App-
ly in peraon between 3-S
REUBENS
251 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beacb.
TRAIHH
Steady job for rlgbt
penon. Profit shanog &
group health. Apply 9-5
Monday Lloyd Pest Coo·
trol 586 E. Dyer Rd, Sao· p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~------~,
taAna. R1•al E:;tatc• :Q:;
l'HOHE rttOS
l..Doklng for nationally
advertised quality pro·
duct. Call Mr. Allen
S4().4023.
PLANT FOREMAN·
exper-w/tOOIJ required.
f\ill-time. M6-0837
l'\aat.lcs
JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! Won clOM to home
Seve oo pa. Job open inaa ex.ill on daya +
anve yard Upm Lo 7am
for eaper lenced or Trainee~ Mokl·
mi llacbioe Operatora.
Leam Oii U.. job wblle
emuin1 moaey. RAPID
ach,t.ncemenl for tboM
sboWbsl desire fl ap· Uta. X1nt benenu. You
are elllible for: Paid ~ major medical
•clla&al plan. abll't boDUI
pr't1116um. We Ina .• • pn>o
flt llb8rtnl-Good clean worfdnt cm•HUoa1, won T~ bn. a day, be peld for
tin. MUil bt ~ .,.....,
CIMCO =-= o blk s. o1 Bak• otr
.....U>
NOffSSIOHA.LS OHL Y
Suzanne Rudd invites yo u to
previe w WALKER & LEE
WESTCLIFF office
A beautiful experience awaits
FOUR qualified Rea l E state
Licensees
Work in a pres tigious Newport
Office with Top Newport Sales
Achievers.
On ty experienced. top achievers
will qualify for one of the four
unique openings.
New office -·Professional Services
CompeUti ve C o mm i ssio n
Structure.
MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT •
TODAY TO INTERVIEW & BE
ONE OF THE BEST NEWPORT
· PROFESSIONALS·TOMORROW. • Contact:
Suzanne Rudd
759-1501
714 /894-0055
~COUNSELORS.
Remember when fou
were a kid and wanted to •
earn your own money J
Well, we have sever~I _
ku:b who do. but they,
need a mature assertive '
adult to chaperone· an4'·
l'OWlSel them in sales
onent.ed jobs from 6-9--. •
PM d a II y . Phone•
642 4321. ExL 2SU
betweeo2 and6 PM_
>SK FOR LAURIE
E.O E.
Sales & Delivery peop~
needed. have part time
pos1UOnS open You wtl.l,-•
make up to S6 per hr ca.u...,_
between 1·9PM 531-0811
~
_,
FUii lame only. Shoe
:sal~ -Hrly + -eomm.. -
'SlT1 S Bnstol. CM ~11 __
in pe~·------
Sales Full lime for'
mature person. Van 'li
Tenrus Shoes. 847 -4070
Salesgirt for tennis shop
Ln Corona del Mar: full
tune. exper'd. 64CM172
SALES. If a salary, corn~
m1ss1on •. clothing at·
~. auto allowanc~
Ir mgmt. opportunities
ID.erell you, please call.
631.eell2.
St\IESL4DY
for uclus1ve childrens
stcre in So. Coast Plua
Exceflenc positJoo for e~)
perienced person. r ,u.1um, 5G--a5&5 ., ,
Salrs~ Pleaaaat dJpifi«I pert
tune sales 4t manage..-·~
ment work Flexibl-e·
bours SaJes & manage-
ment bacllgroond a plus .
Substantial graduated
income Bonus. profit ,
shanng & equaty plan.
Cl.I 1963-1142
SaJes
Manne Hardware store
n l'eds experienced
saleSperson. Knowledg~
o( manne eqwpment ell· ..
5(.11t.lal Phillips Manne.
~
SALES OPPORTUNITY
W /E F Hutton sub-
i;Kl.lary Earn Sl.S,000 to
SlR.000 Part -lime .•
972 ZT12 Or send resume
to POBOX 624. Daily.
Pilot , POBOX \560 •
Cost.a Mesa, CA 92626
1 Sale!lpersoo needed ror in· •
side sales for large light
m g fixture showroom
Salary plus commission.
Xlnt benefits. Wood
L1ghllng Fixture Co . :nn s E. MaUJ. l.rvi~
<C o rn e r Maio /,
MacArthur ) S46-2!Kl 1
Saiesperson for collectioo._
agency. Experience da·
slrable, salaey commeq,.-4
wttb experience. Cootaa.
Mrs. Goodman. 54()..6394
Salesperson full time, ex·
perience preferred. R.N.
Abram s Cata log
Showroom. 1819 Newport...,
Blvd.. C.M i
Sale! •
Quality salesper:1~g :
needed roe creative. · ' rasbioo jewelry gallery. \.
Must enjoy woridng wilb i ::n:;..:~~: tl
pay+commiasion. lo·
tm11tect penom P~ I
call49'1-21.15. ti
Salea
Radio Sbaclt bas foll
lime ca r eer op-
portunkAell A part time
Job opportuoilles opea· tns up now In t.be t
Newport Beach area. 1 r I
>'O'I are mllil.u7 red.red •
or • coUep paduat.e or :
artt ~ IObll to •
eollesdsbilbb' moti••l· i
ed for IDcntaMd ...-n-
1 n I• ba1,e d OD
~·.Ceo:
hwy,N.B.
RADIO I
SHACK .I AT~a.P. J
•
' .
SU.
W.ud )'OUlll men who
will tot aiona 11fll wlt.b
WOIDUL C •ll Mr.
1bomp9on~
Seenuiy l\e('C'l)OOQ. 1,..-w1co.
&ffl!IDI u1er ~rlllon
W JxJnt phone S)t!l"lWltulJ
ty. ac:cuna~ type '5wpm.
Salary baMd OC'I ~ll ~r.
ask for Geoqpe .
714-{111-5519
SJIZft:>lsa Ave. Unit 0
fbn:in&loo ~h. 92649
Secr et ary ror Stoc k
Broilers ofk, locat ed
close t o John Wayne
Airport. Hours 7am ·
3::1lpm. Brokerage ex·
per. preferred Salary
Oll'J1. depending on ex·
per. Call lnS-OllO 1.
SICUTARY •
Good typinc skills, work
varied. electronics firm
Advanced Klnettcs, 1231
Victoria St .. CM 646-7165 IDE
Secretary /General Of·
ftee. Xlnt. typmg skills
requh-ed. Non-s moker.
MSO mo. to start. Near
O.C.Alrport. 54.S-7U7.
Secretary. Npt. Center
law-firm_ Intelligence.
-1C08d skilla-& ~ le.~at
background required
Call Rutt-J:irazer,
7$-BXl.
SECll£T ARY /RCPT.
Exceptional skills r<'q
for fast gowini.: Fa~hum
Isl.and CPA ftrtn ffra''
secret.an al badq~rnunrl
needed Prevaoui, ('I'/\
tax expr helpful 1'11~1 oon 1~al.('ly av.111.J
ble. Medu.·a l bent-fit '
c'OVCl'ed. Salary ll.el(Ol1J
ble Contact Katby
~ey7l4/~1333
SF£RETARY Opentn).ls
for expr 'd exe c.
secretary. Position as
eed.ry to L.A. Di.st. Sales Msr. Qualification in-
clude typ\ng slulls, S/H.
ability to work w1lh num ·
hers and 1nterr('lat1·
w/sales peoplt· X Int
:.alary, tnnl(e tx-nef1t~ &.
'M!l'klng 1:ond1t111n.' m a
pnme Newport li4·e1l·h
IO<'itllon Please• <,late
salary requ1 r('mt·nl~
Mail resume to I' 0 Box
74.JO. Newport Bcac·h. Ca
9'lBil) (
SECRETARY
TRAINEE P OSITION
FOR SECRETARY wrm GOOD SKILLS.
'Type 80 wpm. short.band
Sl wpm. frool office ap-
pearance & good
\A!.lepbooe voice. General
office duties: WtU work
ror aales ataff in small
real estate inveslmenl
c o . Sal'ary com -
mensurate with ex·
perienCle. CaJl or wnt.e:
Mrs Apes Turner Vll1aCe Investments
)Olll2Gameld. Ave, Hun~
ma&m Beam 92646 nl4~
SICUTARY
OWJ'rnPif opportunity a vallab e for ex · peMaced leCJ"et&T)' with
ll'DWb2e real .Ute fU'lD ID o.aa Mesa. Will u ·
Alt~ wttb open·
Uoa ot office. salary t..scaexperience. Ask
for Ollwellyn, Re/Mu. ......
S.ueluiulA9111
If J"OU an tbinkin& of
dwallnl jobs. please call 1'be Mary Hickle ~ •kt us do your
job bu.ntiDg for you,
aa.. opporbmjties • make appt's for In·
.......,. at )'OQr coove-
,._._ We offer lmmed
opeola1s for Lettal
Sec:retartea " Le1al ,......__ Penonalized
..tee bl a prof man-
_._. bt'Ver at aay coet
tlO ,_, Sne 1f1flT gu for
a aew outfit. MARY RIJO E AGENCY, 170
M1wpc1rt Qr Dr, sa. MS,
NB. H0·2t20. lOO"Jf n.a.
............ ,. ............ '-" ... ,,...,..,.,. JIU-= ...... ,
hktVK"tWe
PaldWeiatlt
TIDIN'IClAMS
Sl..11.SOMOUI
Mua t kilo• aaalo1
d1a1tal, m t uo pro
c-aaon. TTL. able tu t.roubAeahool romputen,
~ •teat to wm
poamtlewt
CRVINE
11:0 £.
lf:\ntn-..on ltil•"h are. '1~666G OtiUXiA ~ MJF
Sec-lbl!O llkt a rt $14.000
Ste)' Travel Sl:t.200 ~sit tYPf eo ll0.900
Controller IZ-4.000
• •s.lea Cow\Selors ••
Appl OnJy IFree/EEO
Li1 Reinders Agenry
GI Birch, illtab '64
Newport Beach833-8190
SECRETARY To bealtl•• balitt.J M__,...
1bis i5 an excellent op-
portwuty for someone
who bas had previoua
~/recruiung ex-
penence. bas typing of 60
wpm. and a good phone
personality. Work JO
hours per week 9am to
~
We offer a good starting
salary and excellent company benefits .
Please send resume out-
lnung quabficahon.s lo:
fAMILY HEALTH PROGRAM
!m>T.tlbc·rt Aw
f'wntain Vall•\ < ';i •1:!70tl
E.q1wl '>J>portun1ty
Emplovl·r M t-•
Se<'n'!'tary
JR. SECRET ARY
T11r,ei1 I~
~ JWQ,l.llred tor 11et uni apPOmlmenta. No
~ t:Ji:penent.Ui, or
Wt! will lrata. C all
Gl-eDZ
TEl.t;PHONE
OPERATOR-Graveyard
11blft . l>'p Mo n . 228
t 'oreat (Rear) Laguna
Bch.
Telephone Sales
WORK AT HOME
Call SJ0.5220
TB.EPHONE
SOUCITOR
Lucky You! We are rapidly expanding our
business & need more
~ solicitors. We
are looking for responsl
ble young ladles to work
eve bnJ 5:30-9pm. Suo-Thura. You can earn
anywhere f rom
S3 56-S.UO br. There Is no
seUulg involved & DOCX·
per. necesa.ary _ Ca U aft.
tpm wlldys S40-4088 uk
for Sue.
•TB.SECY•
Now hiring telephone
secretaries for a oew
roncept 1n answerani:
service. -P J.Umeor CJtime
sru& available Includes
some wknds Typing
J5wpm req 'd Ma ny
employ<'e bt"nef 1tlt
available Salary
gm mo lo :.tart r lime'
inrreases aC'tordinit lo
your progres~ Yvu will
tX' rront-0rfir<' to many
1 mporl ;int l>u1. N t'l'd
ieood tom· or "'flirt'. a~
sura.nre. appearance &
amb1t100
Call Moo Fri mom
646-4871 E 0 t:
TO $1175 Tramee. M 1F for Clrcwt
Ambitious & briitht for board drilling in Santa
thJS growtllg company Ana. Sl.art S4 per hr. Bon
~vy background not dable. 557-H93 btwo ~-Need good 1~. typing with abort.hand a ..:..;~-------1
plus. CaJI Rita. 540-6055. TRAVEL AG ENT
Coastal Personnel Agen M.mimum 3 yrs. exper.
cy, 2790 llarbor, CM l"a1T1JJ1ar with ull phases
Never a fet> of travel lmml.'d open
-1ng Ca ll 5ue
714 547 6181 ~unty
~.! .. ~-... ,,.~ !!±~-... ~!
Oll9r ...-. ...... Nd, llOVllfOr-1n11aacee.
........ CO¥erl), .. ., ............ ""pf.
1"· ...,, ... nra.,., ol· M .. +w ftl/ciomllo.: ,......._ -. .... vt. Wit• a;4auod bar • •tool;
rode, 11'• ''Jll • aad .me. 6 ,.._ let. _.,.,
•'t "al'. HO. Wood f.J~ 1111 N0Ula1btm,
Ndllr, a AA, I pm, .;..lf~.B.~-----.;tO;;::;.;-~;_------.1a• l Fu rnlt ure Ir
&ala •· dlr IJ.50. Con· llllllr.. Sil. cmty t-s. tUl temp. umel bk . l'DMll1b Dr. H.B. lo· 81rmooddelk.~. cllMP+IMapolla -·-• •1 I IOIO ~ .. ·~~· ...... ~·~ ....................... 5 .......... ..... .......vvl'O
AUEY ,..._PX.JO. AJwnbMlm aet. ICltdJeo Ml lemon
e&AMJ IOT SCOUT
•MAM$41.I
ANT1QUJUIALL frame <U .. ) Campy )'eiJowtwbke, 1 c:.bairt * ,.~ID~r"!..°:'y ..,,._ -.., auper r. atdlma 3 bar atoola,
701 Vla Udo Soud, MB
Jbrc:b 22. t -5 • Mar 21,10-2. FANTASTIC
TREASURES. "6Ai--•.., Vft Dlll'4 •a/ftnn. 1'11-41m * CObll. 5$1.%128. ~-=-....,=~ ..,.;__ _______ lbpvoit Stereo Com· Lawnmower, washer.
.._._ Sdtwta.n Varalty. biutJan Sl.50. B1k Iron dryer, i-Uo rum. cbn.
.Qi&.cand. m. noor caodelabra $30, pcJCa • pans, 1949 car.
llltlCH ~ ~ m-01•1 clothln1. mlac. 19332 ...., ablpmet1t of ftn. --'--------Olma LA. HB. Sat only rr.acb Oak dlaln1 Ii i..dy's J-spd. Scbwlan Maple dlolnc tbl " 2
bdnn -.. ju.! arrived, a-. UM oew. ti$. clWrs 165. Red oval rug HUGE GARAGE SALE ~ SIO pca Wbolellale T1~ SW. Mahog. ead lbles SlS Sunday only BAM. .. I
prtrH dlrerl to tbe Y . Mabo& coffee lble Swarthmore Ln, C M.
Pubbr SO. CO~ AN Pedal P\lsber announ~ DI, aml rad aide lbl, oak 540·1035. Anything 4r TIQUE CENTER 2318 to all OW' friends our15 __ ._m-n __ 49 _____ ewryt.bing. Be there or
&. hu"view. SaAla Ana p'Ud openins ol our new -be equare•
('114 ) t7~·1108 Opo 1 aol1 larpr store. Th!S Wooden ovai table & 4 -=.:..:..!.:-------
dJSlwk. lG-WM Sat as Sun from U.3 ctwrs. IOOd cood. $140. ag Garace Sale· Sat it
......... ,.. .... ,.. !!,.O~ Npt. Blvd., -~--------Suo 10-4. Greentree ---v•...._•v Cocnpies m Irv. Furn, Sale-from La 11 uoa .:........-------•Moving. muat aeU all our _ ... ,._ ,,....__ .._ ,_._ • ,_._.gt, c..,.....,.,, ... w estate, Floe Olis <Van BcycJe, boys Z2" 1().spd., f"rniture. antiques, mare on Paooeer, lrv.
Berit, Dartins.Laog.ford, liO. cbandeher, sectional ~.Leon Franb) 873-6833asllfor8ill couch. tabie.. bunkbeda, Assorted pictures aod
lncfudes fine jewelry canopy bedrm ael, tramea SOI: to no Sff at
Melt I a ch, Ro Ya I CGh IOJS dnsaen. bikes. plants & !ace &laU Sale. Sat
Copeo b a 8 eo, N 111 sen --••••••••• • ••• • • • •• i:mach more. Reaaooable 1M only. 2J.3S Santa Ana Silver, much more. Fri, CiA bea..UuJ blue point 98&-srl2. Ave Costa Mesa.
SM Ir 9wl. Mar 21-22-23, SWneae ~. Cham·
UlallH.pm. 1561 Virsinla palioe. '200. 962-8584 Wabut., Ir.mg sued bead· ESTATE SALE
Ave, Glendale . 034 board. ucelleot con<IJ 2llSSantaAnaAve f'twy-Pacificoff ramp> .. 1040 lion.~ aft.er 5PM. Costa M esa
••••••••••••••••••••••• '*d " .. p u lOlla diam round liand weea ays, anytime Sat, M,an:h22.1.,.... m
crochet lace tabledolh.d ~-~:: ~~ SaWrday 4rSuDdaL _ ~~S
.... 000. Also Dia moo 8 bow Pvt ply n.-•...L. 1055
-lit *3500 · · -..,..-Some ve ry old.some Ring qu . • • · 2l3181r7·1345aft.&pm. --·•••••••••••••••••• new All Lo be I06d Thul
SJ&.lm& Natwa.1 retrieving AKC Uvtng rm furn., Yamaha sale st.arts Sat There
Amique Oak Dresser, & Lab P'lllB. for family & motorcycle. moped. will be 00 preVleW show-
Armalre, x1nt CODd. S50C> HUDliDC. 3--llmes Nat 'I tMbkt imns. ~ 18778y1 tng. Cub 91' local cbecks ........ _,._,.., Chi r San Puqual .... ,. y. wrproperH>only_. __ _ ...,..... _._, Champion Super e 962-0t!M.
bloodlines. Reas . GARAGE SALE: 1513
833-8.l& Set.. "Sun.: Toola1gn1n. Mlrama.r. a.Uey Sat. on·
lB pea lleacowa.re. steel ly RoUetcord camera.
filiD& cab.Dwla, Setwell ~ ca men. both ~. 30C co<ree mkr, wtacceu aod more
AN11QUES taken oo con·
aipment lo our n~w
.wtt. &peclti.ly want-Sbell.le. Fem. l yr old,
ed: Oak furniture. blltlwbl, Deeds love~
glasware, do&, antique 968-8407 accessories. 979-5844 .=..;~;_____;,_.._., __
MonlhNSat 10.S. Bea!L Shih Tzu m. 8 wu.
Tum ol the century anti-
que a.rmoirc. xlnt cood.
orig1n'ally bought at
SleOO. WllJ aell ror $1200
of best oiler. Aik for Dan
aft.er6pm, ~7376
MU5T SELL . "old. rut!I,
antique Je welry. 1880
shota, wonned. Sacnft~
SlSO. 751 1959 eves.
754-1397 da yS. -
Lively sm. 14 mo fem.
bl.It. lab mix. Speyed.
shot.a. good wrth kids
_f)-eel&d. bome.~~-
Frw to YOlll 1045
rnirble & bronze clock •••••••••••••••••••••••
Call~ Good home wanl(-d for
----puppy I~ Lab mix
<C<!"' square oak rorfeE' tbl f)"l't' 964 3761
S'15. Oak Hosier. Xlnt
cood. $200~15 !-'em Lab. spay1'd. 2 t
lruo & Brass bed $65. Ire
t'Tt'am stool S35 Ma ho.:
rafee tbl $10, MlSc chr.i.
Englis h ll!&me t bl .
rm~t65. 67~~49
vn Nf'f.'d.l. yard & kid' ~ & A.KC ~>48 t24!1
Wh1t 1> m..ilr Rabbit
w ca~e. not ~ood a .,
ctuld":. pt:\. 557~ aft
6PM. Washstand-marble top,
bm & whl tile '450 t'ree Female York1~. 4
56"1-2140 yra old. to good home.
..... c" 1010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
)lqjc Chef Stove, good
sba.pe. Make offer. Call a.JIB&
842-4182. &U-3297
Germ. Shep. 3 y r .
neute~. la"s. shots,
achoo1ed. 646-27~ --------
IOSO ..... .,. • .,washer & drye-; f:wwit .. nut3 w.~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
plant.I. poll. record1.
tapes, radloll. clothes. 3
oWtocx st.once cabtnet.s
12"X34"X2J6". wooden &
~ o1 movma ausc. ~o
Seabore Dr .N B __
Garaae Sale Anuqun.
Country French dtrung
~. '500. Queeft Anne
de&k. $SOO. gas dr}er,
Iii>. misc Sat. 10.~-
GAR AG E S A L E · Rummage Sa." for Easter
Hotaehold a. omamen Seais SaL a. Sun 9-6pm
ta.ls. coelume Jewelry . .tt Cftlt.ur)' Tradewmds.
-dothes. fom. 2 rar top l7U4 Mapiotla Avt: at
CAmer.s. Thu.r·Sal. 8921 Warner I" V t-'or mlo
D»un Ct~~. II B I.No ~
of Ad am i. W "'s l o r GIA!(f'' Re.fn~w btltl'• .. M.agnoll a l ' ' ~. turn 'un '1:.or-. MU\'l~C ~i\Lf-, I •'l<· ~t ~n Uo"'"t""""
Twit! bed..<i, l'IH"'>L'> 1,11>1v I lh.8'11 fj,(:h IOIJ Ar.111.s
& i c hJir., & m1 '>t I l'n"""Sl lllh ~t
b/3-Jllltl • <J\,wbty fu11uturi •J•·-.k
t'r1 Sat Sun 2.!111 An 1 t.urt'<IU bouk • J"
ru"er.ary Lil . Nu '1rr I L<ibk~. l.tdu" J :.l.Jd tn.k•·
Ir" 1 n e I\ v e b 1• l "' ITUS<' ~t !)on lO J HI
lkuver.my & M~a Bt>acon lia}. N B
~ --
Elltat.e Sale Sal it Sun hop 5*
M.an:h Z2, 23 9am to Ant1qu t>s . 10 speed &i
3pm. JOI£. J.9th St. Cot.ta bo)'S • bikes, •rt. JtO\d
Mma. Lvnrmfum. T.V.. nuggets . furn1tur•.
din rm set. C btna ~. ~r cbesU.
Cabinet, 3 bdrm aet.s. ~ Must ~11 ev•r
rruet collect1 on. rut ytb1ni' ~al Sun JOO
l(la.ss. p~ ~las.,. itun Apolena AH· . Balbod
cablnet. i.t.ove. & mt.M·h l~land
·•••*DiAfteAIJI• Vliijl"lllijili ~
l'W CJolll. IU9W PWa, O , c-.--· N't•er ••1 kl•d Oa•l•i wM. hll tllO. C•IJ ...... • ~lll;:;..:-4111::.:..~~~~~
t ••ti1 M ftn&. • lmnul..S ...... doon.
......;. I.kt. tlOO/OiO. 1 io ... w. •· lt" color GIU't wed4la1 b1od part. TV, ..,Id CODd. •
w1Ute/7el 1014. Het. ..._.,. •JOBO....... . Md J' wroulM lroa
lllGHIBJ' CASH PRJCt.8 C9111 SUI and llO: 80
PAJJ); OOLD.a!L~R-ampa. Be.st-.-
U.& cone: Gold dau I rllU ..... CJCM trailer.
riqs·mcu SU. ladla vw n.e.i., toot bo:i. a . WW ~ told rtDp, RWlll1. St?S. ~ watc:Ma. lMtb. etc. A1IO
buy lo I S l er 11 o C CANNOT COPE WITH
silverware • Jewelry. 1UE l:UGH PRlCI! OF
U.S. Silver dollars ~ J'OOO. lP' YOU HAVE
oo&m, WW lliek·up CaU !! CON 0 II I CA L
for Duly quote: Direct R..ECJPES. SEND TO:
or O>Ued, ~. Pvt Ad No. 5.15, Daily PtJot •
Ply, Hll PO Box 1580. Costa
6" Jointer f\1\ t&l*t model. llO.
645-0tl5.
~c1I IOIO •••••••••••••••••••••••
l.U&GAfiETAfiS
from YoW" burtoeN card. Send one c&ld for each
tac pha one spare. We return permanently
aealed auract1ve tag &
strap. meeting airline
l.D. reql&rement.1 Pre·
~ loss ti theft! For a
penonallz.ed t.ag enclose
wallpaper. rabrt c or
''Da,y Gk>" paper & we
will back It tnm your
tap Or try two cards
bac:S to back
PRICES:
S2eaor3/15
415lap SJ OOea.
6!Jtap $1 SO ea.
!Dor mon Sl.40 ea.
Sa.lea Tax Included
NOCA.RO'?
Onw your own or send
name. address. phofw a. we11 nalle ooe rard per
tJ1C. Add~ each.
Send cbecS or money or·
derto·
PILOT ,.,MTlMG
P 0 . Box l5liO
Colt.a Meu. Ca 92626
........,.. ...
2 Lllllfonns SLS each 1
~t DI Sw: HO, all
in tseieilent coedttaon &
wani only a few ll mes by
studeal IW.l'H 5o4().. s 7 21
a.ft 6
Sota Bed Ltke tM!W Mat
tress never u't'd Sl7~
<.,tueen box 'Pnnli! & mJt
ire-..' ~ .... tlb5 b41 8205
~~
Oki "''it ma1· tun...,.
l..wd 1n•....,tmt'flt
~)~
Mesa, CA all2S
Craft company. Spring
~ue. P'ri. Mar. 21.tl,
S.tpcn. SaL Mar. Z2od.
10•m-2pm. UD1versily
Park Community
Ceu&er. 4530 Sandberg,
Irv. Uolque baodcralled
ltemll.
LARGE TRUNK
Vr:ry good cood.ition.
5&-1217 ----INTERNATIONAi.
STERLINO: "PreJU<k!"
5 pl eeuln.p for 12, U ex
tra PteeeS $3750. FIRM
Compare 50% sale
Robinson 's Sliver Sale
1bru 3..Z.Z/llO. Call Dian
96C-6ri07
7-<irawer rollt.op walnut
desk & chair $2.SO. Ken
roore dryer, elec SlOO
Norge washer $175
483-0182 aft. 6PM.
CB base antenna w l'Y.>'
rraat It cable $SS. 8-lrk
tapes S2 ea. ~..&850.
Dectnc 1tove for 1ale
Excellenl condition
$12:5. Coming ware lYPt!
burners. M.S-7971
The ori11nal "SLI II
GYM ". Great for back
i.t renglben 1og and
gieneraJ uen:bnng. New
t210, sell for S75. Gd
cond. rib exercise book
amt IDSlntct.iom. 960-5844
all fi9nl "wk.oda.
Many small electnc ap
pbances Sl to ru ~ ut
hu1te FAl41t.e Sale. Sat
Zl.15 SanUi Ana Ave C M
IG-4 Saturday Only
ESTA.TE SALE
21.JS!->anl.4 An.1 ""'' Q,.,ta M t":SJ
Sat -., CITf h 22. Ill 4 f' M
'.0 ~ ni 111 ('f>llN't IOI'
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
~h .. ••l , hJ 1 r 't°" J I ~me Vf!rv •J ltl '"m'
• H/'f2839.f , tt'l(',COPlt' ,__ AU lo be-'!Old Tho'
lee;. foot platn. lcK ~t. :541le starts Sat Th('r.,
head rest extension. Like will be oo pttv1ew s how
new l200. Hudson port.. Ill£. Cub or locai checks
tiW oxygen iirut. model w pr'Ope'rJDonly
crr.mE. tA.Dlt. cootrola. WabU Coosok PIANO.
mask. carry1nR caae. I Reduced to Sl~toffr. Wr.e new m &M-9902 Xlnl cond. 631 S402. --------·--
f'rft l5l&tX1.lnlt r~e to11>er. 316 Mdal Shird,
n.A.or PDI. 2. Co,n 0JU w floor sso ~2 41i Hi
0.11957 111.\
S1Z> R.efng S30 Toastn
oven $Z5 525 Poplar Lag
Bch. **I BUY** N:J. 'iu..ed '*d.Sher drv1 r Carpt-llnl? d 1rl..
"-"dtt'd. Z2lJ volt. $lSO ' LhUI Xlnt "'21 i>t•
1.£ rcl1111sbed ba.'-'iMltt> 4Sfl. :l96
!-.. , ,. r J I !-.. • J \ , •. J 1• •
l>ro ... 11 I' J > n t°. II r ,., I h u t ; •
OC:Wi\'I'CllER musl \x>
1otd typist J)~y ~h1h
Prefer exp but w1ll tra111
Apply Mon thru ,..ri
UYruS Sl!X:URITY 1537
Bak.erSt. CM 751 -24!>4
TYPIST Ma lrb1 n1 Kenmore
Dtclapho ne, 70wpm w-d.Sbr/dry4'f. wshr nd.s
Good used f'um1turt' &
Appba.J:lC'eS -OR I will sci I
or SELL for You
RUMMAGE SAU
S;it M11rrh :?2 9 :J
Un1 ve r s1ty L'nll f'tt
M ethodist Chur r h
Culver ul Uo1ver•ut y
lrv Bag d clothes $3
•Jn wh.ls SSO ~Olm~ /\
I~ (Of" more 238 t-: ~ n.>modt-llDR de
S.ljOWer Reasoaable r~
~)
}1e,jdor. til.H k• l••r.
~ ~SSij5
IBM rorr Sel~rtrn . '1
draW('r ftle.de:;k,,.w1v1•I
ctuur. Pendaflcx f tit-:..
ftc ~1619
repair, m!t sell offer Goochpellulg, gra mma r. ......, 2JB5 or 99'1-3480 ___ _ & pun c tuat ion .....,.
Insurance background Washe'r Dryer S75 each.
S l-X:Y /BKP R, part/full helpful. Call Diane 8 Reing Sl2.S.
time. R.E. Co. CdM. 833-95..'iO. Call646-5848
Salary neg Call 9-12, Typist, expert. part time. Microwave oven, JCPen-
Mon-Thu. 675-«JOO How-a open. salary open. at ta d . For Fashion Island ney, w/acceaa. 5 n •
Ser.w:e .St.a.liDa Allen· medical office.~ re-$300 or but oiler.
dant. Full & . Part. su.me to ad #S63, The 631-7038
Hourly+Commtsslon. Daily Pilot, P .O. Box WASHER•DRYER
673-333>. ) 1560 Costa Mesa, CA mforboth
Service Station employee I .:D11211===·-------; ___ can __ 873-8632 ____ _
able to wor1t days. apply Refrlg. u cu ft. almond
at 1.'i922 Pacific Cat Hwy. tYPIST color, xlnt concl $1.SO.
HB. 213/58Z-1S1'1. Prolessional Firm needs ~ 7Z72 eves.
Typist and general office
51 WPa woRel' for its Newport ~ Wuber •
Beach office. SOwpm re-Dryer, SI 25 each. WM&fOUSIMAH quired. Includes Refrigerator. S12S.
STAltTsa40MO s witchboard relief. ~-Job Security Permaneat poeltwn for
&tabliahed Company aomeooe with ambition.
Free medical/dental xim woRiDg coodltions Maytag dryer. x1nt cood.
2 yn. old. $200. Mod.
MAST&S AUCTIOM
646-8616 Ir IJJ..9625
MUST SELL Kmg sz
waterbed w/beat, pad
nuls, canopy, lmer. mat
treM. rovers. New _,,
sdJ i:m. StB--4371
Complete boys room·
Captain's bed, desk,
~.storage cubes.~
gijlar. s..-0187.
SACRIFICE: Mu.at seU by
Friday neaing; Queen
slu solid brau bead·
board $250 or best offer.
<Xllt new over 9>0 only a
few monUis a.go. Green
vieyt &ol a bide·•· bed 145.
C&ll 673-38154 5: »9PM
Apply In penca Ir benefit&. E .0 . E. Call =~~~~~ .::Muy=.!..::.at:.7:.:1~•185:.;:.;.1=--~1700...:....·--1 Kenmore Washer S99 ,
MJl.64.s-OUS. Danish Modern bunk
Newport Beach TYPIST -Growing Npt Maytag Washer SJ50. ~~~~~~~~~ 8dL rum needs exper. Guaranteed" delivered
Shipping & Rtt Clerk. typist. Must be reliable & sewrn
Male, non-smoker. No
exper-nee. $3. 75 to start,
advance posaible. F\111
time pref. Volleyball In·
ternational. 645-4294.
Silt screeoers. Nr. OC
Airport, M-Th, 6am-4:30
pm. 979-1483
bard working. Min. of
~· 8Sl-94U. Nancy.
Twist jlec:epKollht l'Ufi.Ume oPJ>Ortunity ror
ta1eded Typist with good
telephone &kills. Entry
leveJ positioo. Apply in
penoo to Mr. Fuentes al
Robert Bein. Willia m
Frost & Assoc.. HOl
Quail St. N .B.
UPHOlSTERER I Expr'd.
Need aa an employee or
partner. 631-2122.
Stationery Store in
Oorona Dtl Mar need.a
t!JtPl!t 'd sales lady. Full·
bme. 5 days, xtnt. wort·
iJll conds. Especially
finecliaJteJe. 675-1010 ..::::::..:::;:.::::;..;... _____ Waltttas, Experienced
Malel. Stockclert. food food• cockt&ll waitl'fta
prep, ~sandwich maker. want.«L Fu.U time. Ask
U )'OU°re friendly, tons· for Karen. Irvine Coast
dedkaa • dependable O>uatry Club, 1800 E . we need you for our a..tHwJ.&M-9650. l'lllauranlexpemlon. 8-4
weekdays. Apply In Wanted: packa1era.
penon. Stooem.UJ Ter· female. S:U5/br to at.art.
nee,2115Redhill,C.M. Merll ralau. 1537
JibinMa., N.B. M-4125.
Retrig. immac, brown,
Hotpnta $185.
494-51511
21cu ft. frMzer,
Co6dlpot. SP>.
847-'209
"-•• 1015 .......................
PUBIJC FtJRNinJRE
•llETIOll* .....,7:30PM.
Bedioom Mta. armotres,
d l oio• rm aeta,
retrl•eratou. PLUS
IDIBllOREI
SAftSAYISAVI
We booor BofA, MC,
c.lillf' .. cbec1m 6Cub. HO PERSONAL
CHECKS PLEASE!
ll'ood uallable. It.ems
beds, mattresses a.
linem, SZIOO. 4iN-2JM.5
Bedroom furn , Freo<'b
aWquec:t white.
St8·1'116
Sola 8', obve peen. &ood
cmdSlOO.
Call5$1 ....
Queen eel • JUttreu, bo.1
spring& • frame. Good
cmdi*lm '50. 752-2918
[bJblr bed. mattniu, box
~g and frame, ISO.
7SH017
Beveled beavy glua 6
tr.. diaJn& Mt " cotfee
table + ent.ertalament cm.er ume moUf tlOO.
Call 97M208
Rdrig F/F, I moe S200.
maun. • hos •Pf'I ror
dbl bed. Id coat •• •ml
chm drwn '1.5, Hv rm
IOfat&St1Jlt ... UOT
------
GaraRe Sale Sat&Sun.
Jt?Z-3123. Medit.erT~nea.n
fumrture & Iota of ac~.
9171 Warf1e1d. HB Nr
Yorkln /M agoolta
~
AnUques. collectibles,
bouaebc>ld "fa.rm stems Mens clothes lrg. old
lime doc*. barber dwr.
mppe!' wasbia.C mach. &
Oril War rtema. H.D
Mulcber • SuukJ 500 00·
ly 1200 m1. + see Dime·
A·Lmes. Sal.-Sun. No
cbedc:a. 1.572 Indus. S A
He!g!u. Take Pquwi
dfS.A.Ave.
ESTATE SALE
Everything from col·
lees~ to T D. ·s Lots of
tpJd lldf. Sat & Sun 9-S.
19901 Chesapeake Lo.
J.LB.
Houaebold Items. w•n·
daws,door, powertoob.
U1358anla Ana Ave. C.M.
Sat/Sun.
Bar stools. coucbu.
dn:uer ar mlrn>r , etc .
Sat/Sun. 8-S. H711
Qlmel, ll"YiDe. S5NM3
Mu11ve Sale. Many
dlaice items. Antiques & Artifacu. PlaaU & Pots. Sewtna madllne to Slot
Mach.uM. lndlan Rue.
F urn iture. O ffice
furn1t ure " eq ul p .
Ganleninl • band tools
Momt boulebold tt.ema for
sale. (Coin coUectkla by
laAJl. only ). Sat /Swi. 9-.S.
~ Jm5 Calle Dor-
,., SJC. Ott 405 '"'1
&:Olmino Laa R.amblaa.
Wlison. CM Sat Sun -----BroUer oven.roller 111La~
aiJLe N £W ). e lee roH~
pot.. & n:usc IS7 Senate.
CM Sat SUn
~ bedap~ada. touter
oven, ladies 6 m~ns
btbs. 2906 Alta Vista
IX .. NB. F.aatbhdf. Sal.
only
Set • ~ <."Or ol Supenor
ok Placenu.a. 4312 SpUl·
drill Way. NB.. n&m " rm.c.
Giant Sale: Everything
AIDS-Beds. T.V . sew&ng
mach. Cliques, many
misc. fM Sat. 759-1807.
440 Vllta Parada. Bluffs.
N.8
C M. Sat Is SUD 12-SPM.
-------
2 CHHOME 15" Chev 8"
w1dt' wbeels Nt>w
800x16 51.lre oo 8 I I.Iii: nm.
160 6 volt •mergency
IJCht1111 transformer-
cbarger. Approx. 200'
<'ba1 n ltok fence ,
Craymanne boal, 0 11.
&llJll • RPM chaster. JO ..
911'&.rrd ca.re blower. 1.8 • •
attic rao w1bo us1n g.
Prtaters uw. &alley
cabDet w /p.lleys, wort
bmcb an large Casten.
60-Slll
JWTC Famlly Mem-
ben.bq> suoo + lraDs fee.
MM315.
Man ·a Selko 2S jewels
walcb $45. Pr. twin
bedspa ads sis. 642--0725.
Jdm Wayne TenD.1.1 Club
rnembenbJp for sale.
SIOOO+tnasrer tee. Call
61>-Slll.
Shi lwcj SilYff
8placelnt1 Prelude. 41
pc:s. 12100 or best offer.
8U-eoll9
ORIENTAL RUGS
Tabnz 9 'ic 12 ', Shiraz
J01''16~". Sal/Sun ooJy
m-0056
Jan Rodwell table saw
$1915. Br-and new, war-
11111&.>'. M.S-QIB
1bomaa Lawrence Welk
orpn 174!6. Coat $4.800.
Blue ft:>olt 12..SOO. aaklng
Sl.!iOO. Amethyst rin« m
silYtt setting $:$0. 2-pc
vmyl couch $275. Camp.-inc equip. Ir Tll.ISC items.
S.-1481
9Uten, top cood. ' .. 3 ••
1 ~ '. New Weddlng dreu
szlO.~
Homebo&d rt.ems. furn.
books. noor counng
remnan&.s. sltddle. 11ew-
mg mach. bike helmet.
dothell. true k l'IUrTOrS,
room heaters & more
2140 lru P1 . Take Lt.lac
olf Santa An.a Ave after
21st.
Jdm Way11e Terum Clb SCIMM.ETS
Family memberablp ·~ERs laving area. Please In-NNW
qgreat-9!!80 Danby -Venue
Almolt Dll!W hutch. desk. 8, rv\lDd bu ,, 14 Las Brave -Bakery -dremef' aDd nurror SZSO. EVERYBODY
3-plece while colonial ~ta?!!.~/~~ Wbo'a f9POOSlble form· Cirl'a bedroom aec. with -_.. •. _,., flatioa'P EVERYBODY
mimJr SZIOO. Starlit.e floor all t pm ... l.210 ...:.elle..;;._. ______ _
bal.r dryer m. Couch· SAClUTICE: Muat sell by .... ,
bel1ht glau room Ft1d.ly ewaiq; Queen r -•-
divider SSO. 110.gal. au. 80lld brass bead· W hd IOI I
aquanum w /1tand Ir bo9rd S250or best offer. -·---··-••••••• U • 20 K -i.. TOPCASH PAID pt.a .1 . en more Cllll ..., ovv tlOO ......, a For ured tunsitu.re 6 ap-wasber and dryer S75 few IDDlllha qo. G~
eacb. New 8oudsl1n WIJ\IOfa blde·•·bed 145. p1....,..1110rtdq °"not stereo • apeaken1 fro. Oallma4 S:»tPM. ..;.m.:;._.m...:._ _____ _
Sallboat $15. Lar1e Electric ·• clH•lcal 1i1Me docfw-e 125. WW 9.idllll 11.w doon, Sx? • _,. f u1e II t cooalder off ere. See 9111, bra:me frame. Unted •-tan or · ua
dimt-a-U... tomonow. • dear ,._., UMd. • eell. Btltol!er. -..it"1
~ llattb 22. hm· ~--;::..;;•::..;...;tDlll5.;.._ ___ _
4p1a. aa E. lltbst. c.a S.-. a • , Is.
...... Ml ·-s.t II·~· IZ lOAM· u • r't .... 1061 4Pll. Pbw n Ct• a..,
-•••••••••••••••••• .. Port Carlow, N.8. 1111
OoJd plated flatware. Late1t Brand •••e _ .. •••••••••••••• Stoctpen.oa, full time,
.-rt time moruinp. Ea· llcllf AIT pedenee preferred. R.N. ==· · ... MIJCTIOM
~ •• ,..,.Yd.ell
MUSI' SELL Z beaal.Jlul
deslper aofas. Aqua
calm mad• c:oatemp, .... ...s. New SltOQ.
Aaktn1 SHOO. Ca I\ CarolJD '7J.llM, • to .. ~ t•r 1, SUS OC' tu91toas for men •
mUll ... Ste ., bap women at w•oleHI• Duus.ils.t. UM. DS5 ~pd..;.e..~_...._ ___ _
ltlectrtc • claHlcal IUIW'I for aale. lam-
-. ..... sa.1101 OnEEOFTllS Abra au C •ta lo I P&alDDl'I' ...,.,oow. W9 Newport o.., ...... ..nen f« .:•::.:wd..::..:C:::.11:;.;. ___ _
......,... la•••'mtnl a•a _...._ nr.. rub1ao STOAE llANA "" -JrLIKt1 ... _.... W ... agrwtve..i.
pan wt&a. dlftn~1 • penoo to naa marlD• ¢e'r r Mmt ,_... bard.,1re 1tou la
top·l•HI ••«•tl .. N •.• po .. t . pr.,. ~ ..,... Call bowltdl• of marht•
.... .. Ulru "'' ........ retail aper. tN·• PltOH •all Otdef ..........
--........ ....... GARAGESALE ~AU Ave. C.. JJ•ll a.__ .... T-11
-----.. ._ im llanhal \it et.ck S&.mb,t-3. O Club llembtrablp, Gtblloo LPGC Mart1 44111 .... a.CJI. .llA .. f 107 •lblat•.111.amaA ' r · ... _. -..-••••• .. •••••••• 1:-.. ~ II· . lll1rl 1111. s.t. Ir ... OD• 8UYJNO _. ..
\1. '71 vw ....... rm .......... u ..... a -• Barbor ~
ftn, C!Dlol' T. V., l'tfdl. ........ lladl 81¥41, II ea or I a I P a r IAl•m B t._: Near ~. trlC'1clll,........ a.&.IJt"....... 0 1 'mot. --.!'.,,!!!"!~!!.!-!!e-.!:.!_!!•:!-~!!._ tbll. ~. •lee -2\l'M ... -~ ...... .._ .... atl '*'9, mile. I.Ne j>ta•H4 Ola, na:_-;-i::
• • t 1 , C.)I, lit bl •• , C•ll Su•; ~~-M JOi•llOI .... 1'W'.N :•t• ttrl 1 )IU.fUt.. ..... nu_,._,
l
......... ~ ....
,,,.. ................ !!!~ ·~===·1 'llO ;..;;.;;~· ;.;.; ... ;; . .;.;°".;.;":;.-..· ,;.,; __________ ..... ______ ......;;;~· ""'*" ..... ,.,. -................. ................. ,_.... '"° . -.11 .... 11...._i. _MJ, "71 YUIUll TnOO ta• &Acceu1rt.e 9400 _ .. ,, .. ,, ....... , -...... __ • I
••ullhaf. ••ooo . eillill Ooild. can tor•· -.. ,_................ 1 ... .-...-.1( casw CAa. "11 Dodie. , 1
'Tl AflUo JI' •nllHt, M>. llt.aJlllO,..,_ WAH'l'TO BVY: 71·7 IR'"-' WI': ....._ ._ mt.----•
...... f'liMI....... ..... ......... lalaader 17 maY ...... •ec. rw =n:.~~ C' IA.IA.MCI! -~-------'-OllC = ....,.., lloop, laboe.rd, .._., ..U, blM 6 chrome. W. llill Mw ._ new a.,, "T llllt..W. ..., co.. H..,1 .............. '° lfpt ----~ ........... 1ITt '1\tCU lo 1toek. -· llmN. a..pd, ... ........... .... ~
Ea11 ••• , .. , tnlltr ..,. ........ ooo' -················· Dlllk ........ 1 ............. ....,. ~ • ...... ~ ~.: o.w. no •*·"°·do: JIOCZ dirt blh. '4JO. OIPORTANT a• va. MOW! ........ .............. . k ~-Ill m... ~)~'~.!_hours. NC11'fCETO 411AYli '11 l'tll'CI CoQrier Uell,
-... " ~-READDSAND .aap. ....,_Uc\ mol"e • \lied 11........ '11 ll*e OIL II', cokWed ADVEJmUJ1S 1a1111t _., 1m ..... Mely.
~m llZ:SO bvy ~I
MX lAp ~ •ammo Xlnl cmd NZ $45.~'3 3 Harvard l..u>e w a
deckl, $200. Mat<'
dlA1n.. SlOea tlJl '°' 1
.,., .....
Uied AB-Dick 67$
l&Medttt
Ul4)133.m0
TYPEWRITER Oly
pia Portable El~1:tn
w /oae Sl:Jo. SS7 1817
... Ma.Correcta.ca
SELECTRIC . XLNT
<X>ND. Beat Offer over
Sim.
........ '"'
25''(..'0LOR TV. l1ZS
l YearW&1Tanl.Y
~
40 aucbo cat. from a Abo aee our wide
ledlon of audiophile
Ailant.ac Mu11<' 445
17thSl. CM
1050 stereo receiver.
w an carton. S475.
• 5589
You may request Ad-Sitter serviewhen
placing your ad • . . our AWtter
number will appear in your Ooilypilot
ad ... Ad-Sitter tokes your ~ ..
. you coll in at your convenience t\get
the responses to your ad ... this s&ice
is only $5 per week. for fl1re
inf ormotion and to place your ad all
642-5678
9aa4 Mto ........................ •• ...,.,.., 8-ort
II' _.. "°"'I dewy. tis. UIOO t.Nn )&&Q1
W em.Xlnt. ccmd lnl, rMO 1w Mat
--C1M Jt1a.TJOT.
SL.a mdlt ...... u a • a.tc:¥ter.
~10t-8D ............. ,
S.... fOJO ........................
Boat apuea for rent,
Oll&aV.....
~
-----r fba't .m.ou&W.1 .
cmr Or.l falllllJ
'11 ru.form II'
bow 235 OMC ln
w/tniS.r .•• IOO/
Call Illa at ,,..
Co• 1ayttm• b
IPm_ ~--·----
ta' f\betllau boat,
outboard moto ~==-9030 trailer,MieaJ fot
..... ••• • •. • • • ••• • • ••.. CX"tlan flahl.oi o rah * SA.LS & COY•S • wllkr 11000. _,. aft. ~pm. We've moved to smaller -
quatten• £n'8all foam fr Ii' SN Ray . lf• new
mate rial 1C'rap1 41 rmwr. trailer /mllllY
bantware Horuoo. Bax extras S6500f beat.
ter 41 C1cero 729 Farad Do• 97S·09i eves.
St , CM MZ-7ZIB March ~ 7TT3
21. 224123 ----
-2S ' Wellcrit twao E•.... mercnaser. 11t cood,
US bp OB Deep shaft, radio, compjl'. xtras
low boun $1400. 673-6578 W.000. C&U 8'1949 or&tS-8474
---36 ' Rougb,.ter, FG •ZODIAC•· , sedan aport.J:Ulser '78.
PORT·A·MARrNE cbesel pow"1· low dn
CNFLATABLE BOATS 10% loan ake over ~College,COllta Mesa pymls u~ed Yacht
(114 )54()-207() Blus (714) .3133 ---
t.5ED SAILS: UIO'lf Cal
28. ISO'* Cor. 2S or Cal 25,
150% Dn fter Cor. 25
492-7fH/
HVY DUrY BOAT TRLR
for 8·10 ' boat. $100
675--7272 eves
l96S Mercury outboard,~
hp wtt.ank and controls.
needs work, best offer
Call Brad at 640 0034 or
00-7211 or 645--0361
9040 ..........•.•••........
1978 SCAR.Al
Twin 30's. 130. hours,
loaded Pn pty Best Of
fer! CaJJ 546-~ (Mon
Fri days>. 731·82 16
~verungs & weekends>
Ask for Jerry.
~· AJbacl schooner,
flora. t&>n refrigera·
lion ho~'. M. 67 l & l.S
K w. cedes aux.
Good p lloo record.
MQ6t ell'OnJCS. S65,000
ftnn. Plnug avail lJI
Nov ~ll
75 ~· .Jtty Cab111. l~
h.p ,.c. J/O, galley,
romp\. canvas. Xlnt
~mac. Slap avaLI
1n re . $6800. Hm
~11 ____ _
1977!' Mako Jnboard,
tW,Cey eqwp~ W11J
saif 1ce. $13.000. Call
~
JWh Wate r 36 Aft·
olJl Trawler. Jmmac. ;1 electronrcs. 11,lz
1.h. at 8 knots. WK.
'-3631 i8 Formula Thundt:rb1rd
23', only :m hours · SS
phone, bait tank, outng IClh, R.,,./
gers, w/or without trlr. a.arter 9050
(1I4 )675-T707. ••••••••••••••••••••• IMMAC.28 '.30' BOATS:
Sell with EASE! 6112 mo. plans prepald
ll 's a BREEZE from Sl.89/mo. including
Classlfaed Ads 642·5678 slip,~ 714 /964·5994
eella. &raUer, aau boa• '11aa..i 100. xlat. ~. n.. prtce of lte1Q1 _,IOBO.Mt.-a acu11orlu. SHOO. lo ai., ...._.. SITJ. PP. advertlled by vebid•
f7Salfor.....aTSev•. MS-TZJ.1 dealen I.la tbe vebJcle
C0"4"4HL
CHEVROLET
o~ II'. "M Aft eabln.
Yamaha dle1el, elec
bMd. xlal cond, 2 boat
o wner, PP. $45,500. .....
Udo u tUJZl. aco. Trlr •. ....._."'9t. ,.,
cover. new equtp, .. /It•• fl60
54t-'11Mlloc675-4'7ll •••••••••••••••••••••••
LASERS CZ> Llke new.
lll2S ~ OIB IO, alack·
Ina trailer w /atoraee
bm. SlOO. MZ-0522
clU1Ultd advertbln1
ooh.mm doea not lnchMit ~ applicable tax.es,
lioet11e. u-.urer feea,
ftnanc:e c1a.arte9, fees for air poll\.Cioa ccmroJ de·
vtce cerUfi~ or de· a.ler documentary pre-
paration charpa unleu
otberwtae 1pecified by
the adYertiNr.
..... 11/ a r'c:a 9520 .......................
17'1bistle ro Clark. Teak
rails. seat.a Ir t.ri m. New
McKibbon main Fu II
cover, trlr. SZ ,000
'73 T\op 11· llMltOf' home. Dodae chuala. 380 va.
dMh fr root air, SIC. I
tract 6 CB. IOOO mi on rtt enc. GXLG. l5QOQ.
~51l:JA 'fllP'ord Woodie.~
Sll,000; '411 Ford Woodie.
197S Madu Mh1t 20 ' restored m int cond.
Deluxe S300 and T.0 .P. Q>,000.~111
olS175 L34 MVE, 551~
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ver1ibles.. ~S7000. 'S7 'IDlih.9llfta/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• MBZ 190SL . 7S%
Dodls 90 70 WANTED: 22' approx. LO rm.cnd. lli500. 644-1160
•••••• •••••• • • •• • • • • • • • ...,. oew cm:xL SUtSAYAn..AaE S5'7·21lM '31 Lin. Zephyr coupe,
YACNewport~l He&bt.eTeot Trailer. Top ~~~Ukeoew.
Huntington Harbour slip an1 Sleeps 4. Ma&e of.
avail lUt & 48ft. Debbie _rer_&._31186 ____ _
ZJ3..58Z-~ Z1 Fl. deluxe Terry house
40• + M.I. MOOtUMG lta1ler. Loaded w1tb
l8lC> ~-7832 mas. sio.ooo. 482-ll8Saft6~
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••••••••••••••••••••••• 17' PROWLER, slttp& 6.
'87 Memiry QiQca r . orig,
owner. xJnt. oond., t2SOO.
Call m-8302 alt.er S
'IM OIEVY MALl.BU S.S.
6·cyl. Class•c H.T .
Ongmal. llOOOOBO.
546-5742
C~n. S./ aell-cootalned. ExC'eUent '41 Ford onglllal 2·dr
Rlilt 9 I 20 CODdruoo 547 -31.82 sedan. runs. good ant
;··~;·~:·.:..::·~:;;;; 11 ' GRASSHOPPER Sl.D>iolr 646-700l
sbelL DJO or best offer Campmg TTaller Sleeps 4 Wheel Dri•H 9550
CalJ642-I091a.ft5. 4. can be pulled watb •••••••••••••••••••••••
compact car or truck Very cl~ao 16 Dodge
Motofilltd lilH 914 0 AW1l.lllg IDcluded. L.a.lu~ Powtt WaROO Half ton
••••••••••••••••••••••• new &f.2.S7C'J ~. ~ spokes.
'79 Peugeot 103 Sp. l~ ~Pde S3SOO 971 S314 mi. mint cond, $575 AMh>S..-.ke, ,arh -----~llaftSpm &~ 9400 Oievy Btu.er , 1974, lo~.
••••••••••••••••••••••• kJw au . many extras,
Molobeca.oe Moped. m 111 t
an1 400 mi $495. A.\k
for Dorl. SJ&-3582
Moped AMF
Good condition
$250/ol!er 646 7031
HEW xlm cmd ~ ~ 7911
PARTS&SERVll'E
HOURS
Open7a m 'tJl6p m .
Monday thn.a fT1day
(.'lolled Sat & Sun
SA.DOUl.ACX
73 Scout II 4x4. 34.5 V -8.
aut.u . P 'S. P B. A <.:
trac loll. 32 gal. lank. oH
road nm~ tares. xlnt
oood. ~.000 m I 833-0UI l
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546-1100
lt7'TOY01'A
SUPICIW
S speed t.l'al»., AK /FM
radio, atr cond. fr
c:alQlle'I' &bell. (1817482 ),
Mow cw, $5795
.._.Q.IMilDA
Zl50 Harbor Bl .. C.M.
'4"'1700
'NKW Cat leNT. BTO
11511 lpd. 8qbd. llOWb, 0
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ODUbi. cab tnack, new
..... l2 wlL Bat ol·
fer.875-18.
'72 Super Cheyenne.-
PS/PB, air, 51,000 mi..
IZ2lll:i. 88S-WI
'7S Ford ~ tAlll, vs. auto,
very cleu • reUable. 197' FOltD eoo or b9t ofr. Muat
'' 00 P9Ct(UP ael.L Call se..819 V8, automatic trans , TOYOTA PICKUP •118 pwr. steenng fr ~ than • i.s,ooomUes. UN6Sl77). runs 1troo1. Sl12S.
$4111 54t-at oc-..N.
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HA•&OR !ILVO.
COSfA MESA 642 · 0010
lt7SMADA
'M ~ 'MDa.. loog bed. v.a, wpd. Poei, clun.
depmdab&e work truck.
tmJO. 631-«JIM.
"78 Toyota SR-5. Long bed
p1ck-up/s bell. $SJOO
080. P.P. 537·V48
PICICUP 'S3 Ford Pict Up. Needs
Ha walk·tn CAamper with eng. work. 6 cyl. 4 spd
4 speed trans., casset~ X1ra eng. & body parts.
tape Ii mag wheels. S47S or best ofter. a.onaxn 548-0819 or 631-0181
HowCW, $3195 --~U.Q.EMAZDA '66 Cbev. P .U . o/•T. longbed. Great shape.
21:'A> Harbor Bl • C. M. l200> /best ofr. c amper
_ 645-S 700 avat1am.640--70l.S
73FORDVAH
I ton V·8 work vdn
Automatic. steerin .:
RumA I U8201S)
$1995
IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWAGEN
78X> WestmlllSter Ave
111 W eslaU.11:. te r
£fn 7S..S I 6Jll 7880
1971 FOtlD
COURIER PICKU,
Has mct gs , A M F'M
cas.ett.e &oo.lY lJ,000 low
males' ClN447216 I $U50
Call~ after 6 p m
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Ranger, excellent 't'l t.on.
A~m.allc, power, air.
Runs great I 124'7f1>9 )
$2695
IOSWITHAM
VOUCSWAGEN
7600Westmanster Ave.
1n Westmmster
lm-755l 638.7880
v-. 9570 •••••••••••••••••••••••
74 Ford Cus tom RV
Super Van Clean. mags,
side pipes $3500 7Si9· IT78
Motorcvdn/ FORD Scooters 91 SO 2.3405 Maui, Santa Ana
Tnlldl:s 9560
••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,, Chrvy Heavy duty •"'2
l9'ra ford Van, ~. Ton.
carpet & panel conv •
A C. P S, iiood cond
128X)/0BO. 848-1095 after
6pm
••••••••............... At lhe Corner of W arnt.-r
'79 Yam.aha 750 s J>« 1a I,
blk, shrp. cus tom.
S2250/bst ofr. Ad·S1tter
119.24hrs &12 •1300
People who need People
1bal's wb.at I.he
DAILY PILOT
SERVlCE DIRECTORY
is all about!
546-7070
Four white BaJa wheels.
lS" x JO'. four Fir estone
all terram tJres, 12·· x
15" like new. SJSO.
7$-981
LARGE Comm'I. auto
spray booth. to be
mawd.. Ownr. 8S7 4181
74COURIB
91.arp bttle maru true k 4
~-peed.radio and heatkr
New paint Runs a nd
loolls great 1792291 I
$2495
IOIWJTHAM
ton. m:w llres. camper
~. rejt gas Ma~c of
fer e.JllHi
74 Oievy ..., t.oo w she ll '7l Dodge bubble ·lop
Xlm cood New pautl cmpr. A/C, sleeps 2.
S21i5(), 0 80 831-43U DlOOJo(fer . 64S-7l.S3
VOUCSWAGEN "17 Chevy S alverado 73FordSuper Van~ ton,
71l00Westmanster Ave. Doolrey, l T c~w cab. new brakes. paint, 1Dt.er.,
m West.minster hke De"W. lo nu ~-lo ma.. szees or belt off er.
a :?S.S1 638-78111 M3-3JllO •um
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H.T. 4x4
Suoer Clean• c;ntv 63 000 mites .313ZAt
SALEAT '3295
'78 TOYOTA PIOCUP
Auto . air. only 10 000 mites '15412881
HURRYAT '4995
HURRY AT t4495
'76 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER
H.T. 4x4 c B '>PE'C wheets & 1mmaC1.11a1e 836Rl<Sl
ONLY t4995
'78 TOYOTA SR/5 LONG BED '77 TOYOTA CORONA WAGON
s speed. air cond. and low miles. (1 143004) Auto. atr & power steenng Low miles (847SPO)
OMLY '4998 LOWMILES t4495
'78 RED V.W. CONVERTIBLE '78 TOYOTA DOLPHIN
MINI HOME 4 speed. FM stereo. ltke new. (755Wt1l)
OMLY '6995
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ONLY t7495
FULL I & 2 YEAR
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151-1771
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Green.
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AUTOUASIMG
r114"SZ.2526
9590 .......................
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
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dommlics or clusacs Ir
your car Ill extra clean,
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2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2503
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WANTED
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2SIS Harbor Blvd.
COlta Mesa !W0-5630
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DIRECTORY
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642-5678
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VOUlSWAe ..
'MIO Westmlntter Ave. IDW•~ -~· l al'TllO
CREVIER
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8 3 53171
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roof, atereo tape. tmRUV > IOIMd•Wl..c.
&WN. Beach Blvd.
O Iii. No. ol SA Fwy. >
La Hahn 522.5333
751MWS3Cll
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trans .. AM/FM stereo.
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850N. Beacb Blvd.
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RollsAoyce BMW
LS40Jamboree
Newport Beach ~
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tram., power 1t.eertn1.
stereo tape.
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S:SON. Beach Blvd.
~Ml. No. olSA Fwy. l
IA Habra 522-S333
76
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auto. AM I f'. caas.
42,000 mi. S3400
"14 va. upd.. ne
amtf m stereo
bk. 11700 or fer
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494--5CX56
711MW53Cll
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gular gas. 4 speed. power
steering, power braJtes,
air cond.. AM /FM stereo casseue, electnc sun·
root, electric w1.0dows. ~ttan mtenor. Only
20.000 miles. Best offer
Call 642-0l.Jll. i3 Capn. &ood fld •
'76 BMW2002. Sunrl. Tape 78.CXX> au ' cua \"eo $1500. 5JS.8701 deck. Gd cood. low m1
.._ 7168 or 494-4525
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'78 8210 2·dr. 4·apd,
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GMCTaUCIS
2ISI Harbor Blvd .
COSTA MESA
540-9'40
BARWICK DA HUH
'. ' '
8ll·ll7S 4«1J.JJ7S ~4 Stat Wagon, air •
&· owner. S2400/ofr.
.. 6"-72ll
71HOMDA
CVCC hat.cbback • speed IA.rte Wp . P /8, PIS,
9725 with alr conditaoo1ng. !mi.. Great small car. ~ ......... ! C373VCN ) JSlS)0.114-~XfOP.P.
79SZX. GL pkg.. k> llU •
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sportster witb only 25.000 VOUCSWAG!H 1 '69 MR 21051
actual miles. It 's 7fD>Westm1nsterAve 4DOoaSIDAH
aqueaky clean! ll03PIL > in We1tnunat.er Silver blue & loaded with
$3995 lm-'155! 638·7! allot I.be luxury appoint·
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runs Not nmrunit'400 NEWPORT BEACH
or best offer S3!_ 35(-133-0555
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air Bla upunict N FM
stt"n~o w J!'n'i• tn
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rad1..il lo m $42~0 11> :MOO. 200 m1, most op·
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t.ery, err; orr1 Leather ()RAJllGECOUNTY'S
sport s teering wheel LARGESTSELECTIU!I. .......... _.. .. _ . .,. . ......,..., __ 74 lB> C ExcepUOOaJly
clean. Cocoa bm·wbl 1..nt,
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a 'c SZ1.0004M-7011. 75 28().Z
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speed, radJO and beat.er.
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$1995
IOSWrTHAM
VOUCSWAG~
79XJWestmtnster Ave.
m Westminster
1193-75.S 1 631-78IO
76 280-Z
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beat.er. Very clean car.
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a'n!IQN> $3291
IOlwmtAM
VOUSW~Mt4
7800 Westmh•a•« Ave.
In Wfllltm.lmter
8113-7551 ... 7lllO
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7 6RAT 121 ~. 2door. 4-spttd.
rat & heater Onl)
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ori&. oond . needs pa ant. saooo 645 2375 days,
m8138eves
70 M~ 2llOS E. Rood
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~ ll174 lnt.etteptor con·
~· I ol 25. Black on
blclt. w wire wheels ~ you beheve ooly
J,cn>ml • Will coos Ider
I tade ol whatever you I ~714 540 0737 or
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24 mpg X lnl cond. as.soo. or bstolr
'10 2S)SL, auto .. sharp,
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9&-77'91
This is the ~bl of .AUTOCAP. The
Automotive nam er Action Program.
AUTOCAP w independent panel
made up of co ened citizens. Sorte are
consumers. So~ 8' automobile dealers.
The job of the\AtTOCAP panel is to
help solve c mlaints you ha e
abou Y\i r car.
A UTOCAP is ~n\one to tur~ to.
II
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MOTOR CAR DEAlERS A
Southern c..liComia
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CllJIG). Wu ..... aow ttwryt DI_,, rat.ad to ----
()ML y SJttl "l'O IVsdw tll T. lmmac ..._......_._5 CODd.. AM FM 1tereo.
-·-new pamt. un. A map.
Tt T~}'.Olt las Cpe,
All tnl lo mi, abJt ciDd
CrHt IH mll••••· ..... tlNIGaflt•
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'11 OlroUa M.r, auto, lOK
mt •lot coed, M400 m.-___ ...,_ __
,, '1"tl)'OU c.on.a w •aoa
New patnt, trana. Urn.
A C Mmp1. DOOO/b1t
olr Carl, N5·91~ or
IGS.W
73 Deha Waaon. Auto ..
ur SLIDO
T31MJ18e CAU.tn.JIOl 17750 080 H3·3528 .-.-1-----9-744~ days,__,, noea. T1 ~ea. ttb&, factory
7flnl ... ft7 COMYSTal
lbt be oae ol lbe ONLY
"9ed coovertlble TR7a
available Only 7 .ooo aa.. mac wbeela • 11.&1· Pee rack. U025ll ) .
OM.Y$7"5
IAU9MOTOIS
CALL fJf.2503
·-•••••••••••••••••• Pora. '7'2 tUT. YeU tblk. ate. am /fm, 42K m i,
Xllll. cond. Oris. owner. M.SeO.CaUIG-W4 I !!?'!~ ...... !?!.~ ,,,, .....
Service record1. :>7 M '1B'J'oyot.aCorolla waaoo ..
miles P P 752·7328, ,74 motor, new tares.
eves iwkndl. needs clutch, runs. IOOO.
~ a.ooo auJes 1r red
with bla ck trim
'47«m). WM ... ; tbas
•eebsad
OMLYSltH
IAuaMOTOIS
CALL '19·2503 """°' 9748 .......................
$4000 DISCOUNT
df window sticker price
dh any rema.bung 1979
P'eupot604.
lf.ACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
75~T
504DtEsa
SEDAN
4·speed. air, sun-roof
Save $$$. C227NPE >
$4'95
IOlwmtAM
VOUSWAGa.
~ Westrrunster Ave
m Westnunster
883-lSSJ 638-7880
'78 9Jl Sunroof w.sm.
NT, alloys. $13,800/080 1974 To)'Ota Mark II. 6
673-81ZL Cyl, auto, IW', AM /FM,
14 911 Coupe, air 6SKm1.
Reblt eng & tra ns .
25+mpg. New silver lac·
quer Best year built.
SU,750. 494 2932
9756
clean. 12750 833-8S6S
'76 Cehca ST AM IFM
s&ereo cau. New tires,
xlnt. cood. $4,500.
9D-U69
'79 CONVERTIBLE
~ver, U ,000 miles, air
cooditloalng. tape. Cl'i6WZlJ )
$8295
••••••••••••••••••••••• T,._.,. 9767 ....................... --------Having.trouble selling
HEB> HELP?
Help yourself to a
Ht'apm~ M•leC1.1on of
Quall(wd lfopduls
an lhc 0 \JI~ V P ILOT
HELP WANTED ADS
....,.197'Tri .....
SPITFIRES
in stock for immediate
delivery! See US before you!Mzy
TODAY!!! •• :{;:.,
.......... ~.!.
2925 Harbor Blvd
COSTA M ESA
979-2503
your car? Try us! Paid
rororoot! Aalt for Frank
Manno or Tom Aikul.
18711 IEACH ILYD.
........ leach
842-2000
.,,YW ...
81unof, Lut ~ ror U.. c.i..iel. 4 apetd
radJo llld beater. A ~ car tbat won' 1ale a&.t value. '8l&iQC) Mff 1
IOIWITHAM
vot.KSWA ...
MIOW.tmlnater Ave.
blWestmtmfer
-~1 al-7B
I '71 VW UlllT
4 cyl .. automaUc t.rana. Ir
AM /FM ste reo
w /casaette. (79ITYlJ )
Howo.ty S45t5
hllAa.iMADA
2UOHarbor Bl .. C.Y .
64~5700
7JVW
SQUAlllACIC
Sharp lJttle automatic :: ~nm:le coo·
SZ795
IOlwmtAM
VOUSWAGIH
7fllOWestm.iDSter Ave.
UJ West.mmster
1193-7561 631H880
"18 IUbbtt. Dlx. AIC. lug.
gage rk. beige, xlnl cond,
Em olrr 963-4035
72YWIUS
Only ~.000 miles on Uus
dynaaute 7 passenger
with overhead aar'
(#CXmlZ3 )
$3495
IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWAGa.
7000Westm.lnster Ave.
in Westm10Ster
1193-7SS1 631J.,..,
'64 Bus. sunroof. needs
paint. SlZ75.
213/592 2110
....... , ..
Datsun
210 2-Dr •. s4aao
Atr conditioned. 4 ll)Md.
AMIFM 1ltCllO, unoe<coat.
bOdy Side mouldonOt (80·938) (Ser 057.!39)
'76 DATSUN
1210 s29ao
Au1011enr.
~·()"I! I tub I lbJOll<JI
'78HONOA
ACCORD LX
16880
J.ctorv•• ~-""''" .. at"'"'' 41'36< 2 1'631
.... ..... _
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280ZX
'78VW '72 TOYOTA
llAlllT COROLLA
13980 11780 =-Auto1r-e.-v
I '-'1 c ·~·284(Kfl
'76 TOYOTA '73 DATSUN
COROLLA 610
•2sao 12480 . "_,"-· ~"' ''•"" """'~ IM.t0tr ...
j 14689 939NSNl It•!>&~ 6!.11 -I
... .....
Datsun
Pickup
'77 DATSUN
KlllCAI
14280
Alloono. 4"-'''-c 10 18 -tf411eo1
SlJlla .
.. r'SALE
t41Ca. na:ra. nor a
lt I a Tl CIOOll FIO•
l )'l>ICai [ Ultt1(>ie
· 71 2IOZ UllO
Al At.I/FM Etc
( 14664' 908ffJ)
Alltos, Mew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, H•w ..••..•....•........... ••·••·•············••·• ••.••...•......•.•••••••••••..•••....••••..•..••••..•...........•.... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Earle llce Imports is Having a
·19ao ECONOMY CAR SALE
HUGE lllVEll'l'ORY OF
TOYOTA "GAS SAVERS"
AND WE'RE DEALIN' NOWll
New 1980 Toyota Celit;a Coupe
Equipped w ith 5 speed. AM/FM MPX. deluxe body side moldings, wheel
55673 w ell lip moldings ID 338222
5 12711
•12161 "'O tor •9 rno' 1n<:l 1t• ltc '70 OoG '". ''" < f'tq\
•t!>OOd" APA 1• J!> 0"'•1r.1a 11> c .. n•561J
c>fu• ••• he '20 tie)(: •••on •oou>•.0 C:ted"
\
76 IMW 2002
4 cyl.. pwr. brakes. auto.
trans., air cond. Im·
maculate. Lie. 028RKM.
1 7999
76 VOLVO 245 WBN
4 cyl.. auto., PS. PB. air,
AM/FM at 8trk moldlnQs. roof
rack, Red. Lie 716 UUI
•5995
BUY 1980 VOLVO Dl
2 DR SEDAN
4 spd . power disc brakes.
pinstripe, wheel moulding &
more. (VC24245A -1
173074) WAS 18541
EARLE IKE'SS7961 SALE PRICE
LEASE 1980 VOLVO DL
4 DR. SEDAN
4 spd . pl d1sc brakes, p1ns111pe &
more. (VC24446A 1 • 5297541
1 188~.!, MO.
c.•14K 11 .. ·toanJt-OEl •-onl&OOO
-· -, ..... 'llMO °"-... _ '118 &1 Sec -~ •100 LC 'IH
BUY 1980 VOLVO DL
2 DR SEDAM
Auto. power disc brakes,
power steering. pin stripe.
whl mouldings & more.
(VC24245A 1 · 1767789)
WAS '9075
EARLE IKE'S S8576 SALE PRICE
LEASE 19'0 VOLVO
BERTONE COUPE
l oaded. 1u10. PS, PB. cru1s~.
leat~r mags• more (VC26269AD
oos944> 13&9~,!1 Mo.
Black. as new. 14.000 miles.
AM/FM stereo 8 track, chrom
mag whls .• 4 spd. Lie 1 Pl 832
· ... 15295;
..
BUY 1980 VOLVO &LE
4 DR. SEDAM
Auto. power steering &
brakes. air, sun roof. leather
p /w1ndows. p inst ripe.
(VC26469A 1 ·090192)
Was 1 13,740
EARLE IKE'S$ 1275 SALE PRICE
LEASE 1980 VOLVO Dl
2 DR. SEDAN
4 w<1 . disc brakes. 11nted, & more. IVC2424SA 1·1791431 s177ss· . I' i..1MO. ,. C'oo •f!OJe ~ .. ·••1l lft....,.OH.,....,...,15000 ':.";:fl~ er..,:.::.~~'.!!' .• ~; ovtnt ht ovmt
Loaded. 32.000 miles. Metallic
beige paint. 4 Spd., w ith over.·
drive. Lie 401 SFU
16295
Mon·fr• 84m·9pm
Sat 61m-8pm
Sun tQam· 7pm
HAVICE a
PARTS
OIPA .. TMENT HOURS
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'MYWt•AM =~= XLNTOPND -----NnEV&llV'l'HlNO • .......... All/'11 Hl·1116 C'.._, lmmu lnt./ut
~~~~~~~~I SHOOtotr. l'l·Sltt.
WVolanraela ... Dlt.. _MM_..W_M ____ _
traD1por&atlo• ur 'H ~ 81111. AM/'11
Great mil•••• ur it•"°· A lt . radlal1,
moDIOBO 11)-27» aft ..,._ 9GS111
~ -VW Bus ~ New fll• 6
VW '69 Sqrbk. auto, "'-T•pt'. Md ll'T)O
AM Jl'M 1terl'o cau . Xlot body Aft 5 , PP&.11~ ~---
"18 SllVtt Rabbll, ~ spd,
ttnrt. AM lfi"M , .:real
rnpg. T»UM3
'62 Gb1a Conve rlabl~. 16 BUG, Rum eoocs. SUD eoo. '611 VW Bug, ll.500 rf. rblt eq, new brak~.
El>lh xJnt 497-3149 &'ID. ~ '1272
... •AJA IUO w /'70
motor. Xlnl ruulna -...-..-n
'Tl WI 8'C 1ocab a nw
pod. A)ltrll. New
,.._ 6 ~. MIAI\ 1e.ll
-.act
~ Wt9tPMUa C1mper
A.M tFM. new radlala
.... '7H5'.Sl ...
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SALIS. -VICI
AleLIASING
OVERSEAS DEJ..IVERY
EXPERTS
IAIUlkl YOLYO
lllG&rborBlvd COSTA MESA
'46-tJOl 540.'4'7
Autos, Hew 9100 Autot, Mew HOO .... o•, Mew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
NEW 1979
280ZX
COUPE
52012 Auto lrans air
cui>I oa1111 mag'>
ra•&ed white ltr tire'!
OFF
WIND. STKR.
AM-FM stereo Slk rs t 09·9' 1022921
ALMOST 20 1979 2101X's
NOW l'RICE SLASHED!
NEW 1979
4 SP. LONGBED P.U.
ALMOST SO HEW
5799
1980 PICKUPS
~E.ADY FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY!
OFF WINDOW STI CKER
~ tr t t tr r f"H) , 1,., 1 r rn t, ,
t dl'Of'r 11"1 fq• Sr ~ :i 'llq G
40b736·
LESS TH.AM .A DOZEN
1979 PICKUttS LEFT!
MEW 1979 NEW 1979
200 sx
SPORT COUPE
LOADED!
10 Hatchbck
SJ027 saoa
OFF WINDOW STICKER
Fac.t a11 cond underseal Stk
ri950·9 ' 188857)
OFF WINDOW STICKER
Auto trans factory air cond
pin st noes
Stk 103A·q 0601 7 4
JUST 15 51 O's LEFT!
URRY-ONLY 4 '79's LEFT•
BRAND MEW 1979
810 COUPE
Super Low Price!
with 3 YEAR 50 000 Ml
SE:RVICE CONTRACT INCLUDED
Auto trans fact air AM 'FM stereo cruise
control more Stk 1356·9 10044561
4 cyl .. 4 soeed. air cond . radial
tires. luggage rack Ct56WZXl I 212 A Steal a t S3790 12
Mo/12M mt Service Contract f
Available MILES
'75 VOLKSWAGEN Aor cond AM ~M :.1ereo
low mtlP•, maq<1 radial $3670
SCIROCCO lorr•c; 12 Mo 12M mllf'
S f'r v1 r i> Con1ra r 1
A11;i1lable (834MKRI
'75 PINTO 4 cyl. 2000cc. 4 soeed. air 52111 cond Loaded wath extras 12
RUNABOUT Mo / 12M m1 Sen11ce Contract
Available. "Deao Sharp
Gas·Saver' ( 104251)
'76 8-210 AM/FM stereo tape. 4 sp . 53525· landau 12 MoJ12.000
HATCHBACK Male Sefv1ce Contract
AYattabte. (045NXR)
'70 vw 52295 New paint. new tnlerlor
BUG Nice. clean car (IMtASH)
.......... .......................
"" .......................
'1 IMck Riviere, IQod
(QDd., awt..r"'-·
"74 ft 11l. tle•n. 1ood coed • A 1C. full pwr.
llAlOIOBO ~..om ----
,. OM! 8tYUJe 4 •• "'-
.... clean ear. t1150t ol·
fer. Call Moo'° J'r-1, 1:30
w~S.SllJ
'73 Cadlllac Coupe De
•• 11 Vllle, IOOd c:oad. Bett of·
fer. a.u ~Mike .................. , ....
I f7' CADILL.A~
Fb •-.mb
Whit e on wblle
w rnoonroot, leather •
every po11lble option.
l.h.s than 7,000 miles·
now aaraged C•n ar·
raoae f1naoc1 01
U408XT ), MUil Mll lhia
wee&end ! Aak for Mr.
Kelly. C a II 842· 40411
(ho m e> or 842·0010
(work ).
"Tl SevUJ,e, 52,000 mllH.
All ()lltions. Xf'l· 498--0150 OI'~,
77 Seville. lmm.ac, ruJ
wn whla. 21,000 ml. like
new. 113-ll>Ol, N%·1'W.S
Tl Seville. Loaded
Lot ml. Beat Offer
644-6311
VERY a.EAN 'i2 '4-dr, I
ownr. fully loaded. Incl
tape deck. Beaut cond
pp Sl,750. 8:11 6398
Alllet.UMd ...... UH4 . ..... ·················~··· ············----···-···· "ti CIK:su.. "20 C.t1... "IJ ,_.. ---................................... __ ................ ----
~•VII.le. ftdly '61~WJ:: '75 T·top. Wlatl••J"OOD ,, o,...._ ate. "'· IMl e,U& JWt . •IOllO 1·111'1 Ill. AD poww •• n.• mpl. ,_. coed. 4-dr, •II. ................. lamac1&&aC.. ,IOO.P .. ., .... eolMI ...... A4 lltttt • Oorvalr Moua 2dr, .,,....,.., or Ad W.r t --· -----
fak llln. MMme lcdl IDOd. Rum nil. 1A tGGIO • Jt bn a Need a car? Drive ll ------.;;;.-;,• __ Good Uru. pa lat. w . ,_.,CIOO: .Wfber.up
br•kff, battery, etc. Road• c1clt $200. 1 910.JOIO ....... l '71 Vette. 454, f ·1pd, ICMM
.,. at.I AJr A.lat runn.lq
eoed, aldO, alr. tl50. "" ..... mted. Orta. mJot coed. -------Low ml.Jeqe. Muat aee. WTortnoGT•t. PS/PB,
Beautiful. U ,000. aJr, eulo. XlDt 5ond. _111_.aa. _______
1
SIJDO. ~ eves. Pvt
'71. m C.llW'O, buraun· clyw,,_.._. PIS, P /B
wtlUt wheel, AM/FM e. tnd W/'--4 trlaalel,
cuttom ma1 wbeel1, crlllH control. xlnt .
cond. 20,000 mi. '8000. ~Teri at czu .,, .. 355'
or Iv . m11 . at (714 ~ wkdys.
77 Camaro LT t)'pe. Fully
•pped.. T·tops. MOOD.
OtJJ~l6S8
"73CHEV\' CA MARO
Alto .. A/C. AM/FM, till
wt .• new radJals. very
clean. one. owner. l2400.
833-145.5 aft. 6
74 Camaro Z·2B LT. Very rare $3,SOOloffer
673-«MO
'78 Carmro Z-28 loaded. T
IDp. SbaJi>. lo l1ll. 168.SO or
bsl t:Ar Dys ~3153. eve
631-'1847 Bob
'4 lmpeJa 4dr. b4p. !2T '73 VtUe. llfO. clean, auto, ..:;..ply ........ ------
... -.t<>BO. air, fu.ll power, l owner, '75 Graa.tda Obla fully ~ 15500. 714-972-8830, loaded. Lo/ml. 12.29~
71'-:M2-G287. dys &f5.JW, eve f'10.4S40 1115 Niwa 4dr. au&o, 1 lr
Od. coed. 82500 080
Day: S40·1005. F.vea : --· -------'72 Ve1a W11on. new
trw.. etc. '200.
~
'11 Raocbero t2900. Call
&62ZU OI' SS'J-8332. Ask
torTorJom.
77 ...... C.to
•C.EA.N .
AMtf'M c•uette, a ir.
mags, auto. S3900or best
orter. Pvt. ply Call
1714 )998 .JHJ or
(114 l6.1'7 -8790
'79 Chevett.e. delwce in
ter .. AM I FM s tereo.
S4700 !l.000 au 968-9109
"79 Blick w /bl1ck In·
terlor. Air. alloy1. CB
radio. Sll,500/080
ml-3227.
'73 Corvette 4·•P. lllnl
cond. 13 11:traa. P.P .
~87~1
c.a.,.-tU3 •••••••••••••••••••••••
. utforTerry
ll'YOU DON'T HA VE
A FRIEND IN THE
CAR BUSIN&SS WHO
WllJ.SELL YOU A
CAR WHOLESALE,
CALL ME.RAY
MACKEYAT .
'714 )a:JS...t010
Dsperate. Mu.t bave of· '78 Fiesta, 17k m1, sport..'! rer on im~uble 1977 pacbce. S4000 or best of
XR 7 Cougar Low fer.9111W7Ul,_l_o_wne_r_._
m1lea1e C al l :. ... ~&:Ml,,.... •Ma ...,50 6S Mustang. 260, V 8. ,.,........,..,,,.,or_...,, a~. clala1c clean, nds
Ferd ft40 ,brm. S3950. SSl-6784 ask
rorJeft. •••••••••••••••••••••••
7tFOU
FAIRMONT
FUT\JU
~LTD Lindau. full pwr
460 eog, xlnt. Sl ,900
549-au> -----~ 994S 7fCADIU.AC
COWIDIVIUE
l'1.JU. POWER with air
cond1llon1ng, stereo
cauette, le1tthcr. vmyl
IDp, W\re wheel covers.
Only 18,000 mJle5. (7364 )
'79 Seville. I011ded. Pnred 71 Camaro Pvt pt)' New
li7 Impala, good cond1
taon. small V8, ss~o
631-0<0!
4 cycle 4 l pt°ed Wft.h air
and 8Ureo A real beau·
ty Cl7lWDF1
$3"5
IOIWITHAM
VOLl(SWAC'H:H
7tnlWeslmtmler Ave.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
77UMCOLH for quick sale Pvt Pty pw.nt llres & top tl8ClO
SlJ.500. S36-68ZJ 962·m7 "73 M~ Carlo t owne r
S91fS
IOI McUaEH IK.
BSON Beach Blvd
e>MI No.ofSAFwy I
La Habra 522·5333
im El Dorado M mt ron
dlUOR 39 ,000 rru Red Ull
Silver on silver eu
Loaded 548-047 t
'19 Eldorado, hke new.
12K ma, $1 2.50-0 Oy:.
l· 725-6555. 6SS6, wkodi. 642-8620 0 '78 SDV beaut rood. Llhr. __ _
stereo, crsc Loaded. 79 Seville. xlnl cond .
'6.S05. 968-3371. 645·7253 loaded. take over lease
---Jeff,64:>-1207
~~~~l!~!r a 30 day ad Ul the
'19 Cad 051 . Sd\'. loadetl
Mich tires. sµ tanlc &
filter 12.000 m1 640 9731!
aller Spm
O.,,,oNf 9920 AJr. uses reg Vinyl top
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SJ. ..soo 846--0909
77 CHEYROlET
CHEVfTTE
Aut.orrutt1c. air. :stereo.
rm~ on IJus beautiful
little economy 2 door
i.edan It ·11 !IQ Uea ky
clean' C'4MTDC 1
$3195
IOIWrTHAM
VOU<SWAG&4
71n> W(Mlt m1nster Ave
m Westminster
lm-7~t 6311 7RHO
9925 ............•..•.....•.
"73CbryslerTown &Coun
try Wagon 9 pall!! Fully
loaded new ta rt's i':x
t-ond. must i>ee S995
jSf 3299
Gold M t'dal . 19 7 7
Cordoba. Sliver w1rran
ber ry anterio r X lnt
t'Ond Will arcept any re
J ' ri n a t> I f' <1 f r e r
i M >tl>-ifl'J'l ur tiM) 4i'l0
i~ (°-Ot"(ic'I\ J fully ltJ<tt1• •I
Mmt rood 47"m• $3,51111
1~142'1
in Westm.Uuter
IBH56 t 638-7880
'75 Granada . :.uoroof.
1t111 rm. low IDJJes SUIOO.
Kn:lll!Jll ------
71FOB
REST.A
Sharp llUlt-sunroof. 2
door 5edan, 4 si>ttd radio
iind beater It s !lqueak y
ck:4u\' Cl7t WD ... I
$l6f5
IOIWITH.AM
VOLKSWAGEN
Jet black town coupe
with every optM>n. 34,000
O'l.iell and sparkles hke J
diamond. Dynamite•
838SLK)
$4995
IOIWm4AM
VOUtSWAGEH
7600 Westnunster Ave
10 WestmJJUler
•1:151 t 38 7880
i9 L1ocoln 43 Stret<"h
Limo, p vt o wn. un
bel ievabl y pra r 1.-d
124,000 Call M1chJel or
&b 752 1107
F\nd what you want m
1> .. aly Pllol Cla:.s1f1"-<b 7f,JJ \h~l m1n1>ter Ave
m Wt..,tmafl'tn Alltoi. UHd DAILYftlLOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
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YOL. 73, N0.11, ~SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS
Baba Test Fiala a Poor Guinea· Pig?
111 ITBVW MAUL& .... ~ .........
Somethin& f\11\y la &olftl OD
with tbe t.osic t.Uq ol watt'
material dwnped ln a cof"Def' ol th. 8oba a.Jca marahlaAdl. the
teader ol a conservaUon iroup
tooteods. <Related s tory P-ie A3>.
Dr. Peter O~n. P""ldent ol Amlaoe de Bolsa Chica. claims
his delight about tM teat• turned
to an1er when he discovered the
Thr ... SphMCI SUckleback fl1h
waa beio& used u a IWoe• J>tl
tn lM lab ~ Una.
The test.a, ordered recently by
the Santa Ana Re11ooal Wat.er
QuaUI.)' Control Board, use Uv·
i n1 oraanb ms to d elermane
whf'ther the nuteriaJ u
danaeroua
Green, a biology professor at
Golden West College, said be
will cballense the results ol lhe
test because thus fish -\be
Th~ Stkkltback -ls
ao hardy that .,. ou'd have to bit
It over I.be bH wtth a hammer
to knock ft out... ' •
The order for the test.a, being
conducted by tbe Department ol
Fish and Ga_me in Sacramento.
came m lbe wake of cbarces
that Am.l.noil USA is destroying
the 1.200-acre marshland by dumping lox.le material on it.
Ammotl is a Texu·based oil company.
'Protected' Federal Witness
Green contends lbe
Stickleback 1a not a native
species of the marshlands and
can survive testa that would
easily kill other organisms.
."Thia is sort of like lestln.I a
Paolo by using a Lincoln· Continental," ottered Green. He
suuested the Shiner Percb or
even the Calilomia Jackknife
Clam would have made a better
guinea pig.
But Jim Anderson, diredar ot
tbe water board , said tbe
Stickleback ls normally used for
tuch experiments.
"It'• a hardy fish all rilhl, but
it'• the one that's uauaJly used."
be sakl. He aaid 1M testing is
done by dropping the fiab into
the questioned material. which
is mixed with salt water.
If the fasb perishes in the con·
~Uoa. It could prove the dump. 1ng material is toxic and the
water quality board could deny
AminoU a needed federal pen.nit
to COGtlnue its dumping.
Green contends the dumpinss
contain dangerous elements
such as cyanide and arsenic.
Spokesmen from Amlnoil,
though, claim the material con-
slJSt.s ol a harmless mixture of
mud, sand and small rock chips.
A decision on the dumping
permit is expected March 28
when the water qua lity board
meets.
Former Mesa Crime Figure Shot
Witness
Testimnny
Disputed
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of!-. o.lly Pllet S~
A young f ir efighter has
test1fted she discovered what
was apparently the mutilated
body of Robin Samsoe of Hunt·
ington Beach last June after see.
mg a man resembling Rodney
Alcala near the same area days
earlier.
The dra m atic test1mooy
Thursday in AlcaJa's murder
17 and kidnap trial in Orange Calm·
ly Superior Court brought a
healed response later from de-
fense attorney John Bameu.
Bamett told reporters outside
Judge Philip Schwab's
courtroom that Lake Arrowhead
firefighter Dana Crappa. 21,
"was a very disturbed YoUDI
lady" whose teaUmony was "a
cheap theatrical trick . . . "
Alcala is charged with abduct·
ing Miss Samsoe, 12, last June
from Htmtington Beach and tak·
ing her to a remote canyon area
in Sierra Madre. where her re·
mains were found.
Under questioning by Deputy
Dis trict Attorney Richard
Farnell. Miss Crappa said
Alcala. 36, resembled the man
she saw June 20 "forcefully
steering" a blonde-haired child
toward brush area as she drove
by on her way to the ranger sla·
lion at Chantry Flats.
.. I 'm not 100 percent positive.'•
Miss Crappa said. "But an in·
dividual that looked like the one
I saw is here."
''Where is be?" Farnell asked.
"He's sitting ne xt to Mr.
Barnett,'• she answered.
Miss Crappa had testified
earlier that s he didn't slop to in·
vestigate what was happening
<Stt ALCALA, Page A2)
Swap Meet Slated
A partting lot swap meet to
f'aise funds for Huntington
Beach's Golden West College
choir and band is scheduled
Saturday. The event will be
conducted in the west side.
campus lot along Golden West
Street, beginning at 9 a .m.
Coast
Weatber
Considerable eloudiness
teni&bt, decJ'eaaiag
. Sattares.y. Wind gusts up
to 25 mph at times. Cooler
witb lows tonight of 48 at
tbe beaches to 56 inland. lliths Saturday in low to
m ldeGI.
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THIS IS WHAT WAS LEFT OF A HUNTINGTON BEACH COMPUTER WAREHOUSE TODAY
Ftre Causes $580,000 LoH to Equipment Stored In Burned-out Structut"e
BB Faces
lnvesbnent
Criticislll
By ROBERT BARKER
01 lite o.llr Piiot Slaff
Questions we re raised about
the propn ety of city investments
Thursday night as the April 8
Huntington Beach municipal
election campaign heated up.
Tom Livengood, a candidate
for city treasurer, said $100,000 in city moner was invested in a
certificate o dep<>sit at a sav·
ings and loan association in
which former councilman and
mayor Ron Shenkman is a
senior officer.
The transaction was made lo
January of 1977 when Shenkman
was still in office, be said.
Livengood s aid be didn't ques·
tion whether the investments
were illegal but be challenged
the propriety of the action that
be said opened the door for
speculation about p<>ssible con·
ruct of inteTeSt.
Incumbent Warren Hall said
be was eeekina to get tbe highest
rate of interest when be invested
the money in Beverly Hills
Federal Savings.
Sbenltman said loda)' the
charges are absurd.
•'I'm surprised that someone
would grope that far for an is·
sue . There's no way to personal·
ly benefit on a savings account
at a financial Institution."
Hall, who said be bu invest·
menta of up to $20 million of city
money at any given Ume, said
be made $100,000 investments in
37 different financial imtituUoos
when interest rates began to
climb.
"I went throqh tbe telephone
direct.GI')' to flJld lutltutienl to
take our IDCllDeJ, '' IM declared. Llvencood contended,
however, that tbe lntenllt nte
WUD't that~ and tbat the in•
vestmeat a&ouldn't bHe been
made .... ol Sbeahlau'• cloM tiM wD tM company. IJ.-.od allo reported that
Hall Ma lantted '4 million 1n Mere.,. leYtnp end t.oao at
tit aa. a •IDMt owMd *>ck ~ S....,bcaeu•,•.....-V
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BB Computer Firm
Destroyed by Blaz~
r~ir e s w e pt t hro u g h a
Huntington Beach computer
warehouse today, reducing the
structure to a burned-out shell in
less than t wo hours, fire
investigators said.
Investi gators r eported
damage to Pacific Power Source
Corp., 5291 Systems Drive, is
estimated at $580,000 -mostly
in computer equipment stored in
the warehouse.
The building, firefighters said,
was \D'IOCCupied al the lime of
the early morning blaze, which
was spotted by police officers in
a helicopter.
Captain Roger Hosmer said
flames were leaping through the
roof of the structure when the
firs t team of firefighters
arrtved. 1be blaze, be said, was
fueled by computer lubes that
began exploding.
Fire teams from Westminster,
Fountain Valley and Seal Beach
Joined Huntington Beach
fi~figbters in dousing the blaze.
In alf, Hosmer said. 33 fittmea
were pressed into action.
The owner of the building, Les
Poddeo of Huntington Beach,
directed firefighters to an office
in the building where the firm's
records were stored. Hosmer
said most of tbe records were
recovered. The building, louted in an
industrial tract near the comer
of Bolsa A venue and Bolsa Cb.lea
Street is not attached to other
buildings and the rire posed no
threat to neighboring
businesses, Hosmer said.
Cause of lb e b I a 1~,
investigators said, is still under
iovestiption. Hosmec said the
ware~ wun't equipped witb
an automatic sprinkler system,
which could have helped douse
lbe fire.
Titanic Sunk?
Mayday Might Be a Hoax
LONG BEACH (AP) -
Rescuers searched Santa
Monica Bay today for seven
people possibly adrift in
lifejacteta after abandoninc a
sinkinJ cabln cruiser named
Titanic. But a CoHt Guard
official said tbe cl.litre.. call
could have beell a hoax.
The CoMt Guard dilpMched
two 12.foot cutter• aad a
hellCOIMf to aearcla throucb tbe
lllaht wbeil a mu wbo ldeaUfte4
blmaelf u Tem J•kte..,, tb8
Tltanlc't OWMr, ractiMct a call
·for help at about T:IO p.m.
Tburad:~ tPoketman Kevin
Daniela • NettMr ta. .. ,_~_,. "8 r:::rr.: •• ~ .a:-: .. ~i
O a a rel ualtl coatla••41 tu
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bl a... cl two taoata UIDld
TitaDlc regiltered with the Q,ast
Gaard but tbat neither was
mlastnc. He said officials were
lootinl into tbe poalbility that
the call wu a hoax but said "no
decYion bu been made."
•'The kxlaef' we're out there
MarcblDC witMut :J. reaulta, UM lnatll' tM pouLlltJ M'a a bOax," Ol.,.._....W.
J eatln1era told marine .,......,... tlaat • tltie TUMie WU
tatlq • ,.., r~ Ud
ever1one aboard wa1 a~a*"1:-lblp, DanMll N64.
t I Al. af' .. ,.. lmow t tbeN
WHD'l a bfe'°9t a1toard tbe
boat," DtmWs said. ••Al) theJ
bad we;e~HMtl." Tbe Nat Camdea ud
Point OUTw ........... &M
bay off Polat Dume for tbe
'11tanlc'1 c ........ · Sea%c er'" 4Jcln 't tAow
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Wounded
lnNY
Attack
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ot .. IMlfY -,..,, Police in N~w Yo rk are
looking fot· lbe man or men who
earlier Uus week gunned down
one·ttme Orange Coast crime
figure Anthon y "Bag Tony"
Marone out.side his Long Island
home.
Marone. whose real name is
Manfredonia , was wounded in
the cheek, back, shoulder a.nd
leg by . .22·cali~r bullets ftred at
him u be got out of his ur
Mooday night at bis Lake Gt-eve,
Loa1 b&IDd. bog)e.
Hie --.. ~Y Jr., also ltnow11 •• ••Little Tony" ls
presently serving a five-year
prison term ill California ror .ec-.1 4eCJ'l!l9 murder ID lbe 1'" ......... ,...poct..__.of
~Mn 8on.B.
Polee tn SuffOlk Coanty saJd no one bas beiea arrested ID tbe
Marone 1hoott~. He ls listed in
fair condition at Smithtown
General Hospital.
Marone· Manfre donia •as
once protected under the federal
TARGeT OF KILl.ERS?
fltet••MI at.wn lleeco
Marone 's
So•in-Law
'A Target'
witness relocation program Following the New York shoot·
because be lestifipf against New ing o( Anthony ''Big Tony"
York organized cnme figure A. Marone, Orange County al·
Vincent Papa. Papa was t.orney Tboroas Crosby said to·
convicted of cons piracy lo a da y he is fearful his client
mass1\'e heroin smugghng case R ay mond S t eve n Resco.
oo which the movte '11te French Marone's son·in-law, is also the
Connection" was based. target of killers.
Papa was an associate of Crosby defended Resco during
Ca rmine Galante who look over his Or ange County Superior
the Carlo Gambino family m Court trial in the s laying of
New York when Gambino died Stephen John Bovan of FoW\tain
in 1976. Valley.
Suffolk Co11nt y homicide Resco, who was a Hunti ngton de~rtives declined to speculate Beach resident at the time,
whethe r the Monday night aJong with Marone's son. An·
shooting was related to that thony Jr. "Lillie Tony"
testimony. vere convicted in the 1977 Rovan
Follo win g his cou r t murder that occ urred in
appearances on that case, Newport Beach.
Manfredonia and bis family Bolb Resco and "LilUe Tony'' changed their names to Marooe · f. · and were moved to Costa Mesa. are serving ive·year prison terms in Soledad Stale Prison.
His daughter married &Dol.her Angrily declaring that the
re located fe de ral witness. federal Justice Department has
Raymond Antoneoli , whose treated his client "shabbily,"
name was changed to Resco. Crosby also said he believes
Tbe couple and young Marone Resco is in grave danger as Jong
settled in Huntington Beach. as he is in a state prison.
The three m e n became "I know there's a contract of
assodat.ed with two other East at least $100,000 out on him," the
Coast crime figures who had Newport Beach attorney said.
moved to the Orange Coast -"And the feds wen know it and
Jerry Peter Sorrentino, whose they're turning their backs on
name became Fiori and Frank him."
Roul, who was wanted for Reaco, whose real name is
extortion la Rhode Island as llaymond Antoneoli, was ta.ken
Fraa.k "Midnlgbt" Deleo. into the federal witness protec-
Karooe Sr. and Bossi weren't lion program under what Crosby
pl"OMC1lted in the Bovan s1-)ing, c a I I e d o u t r a g e o u s but Fiori la curreaUy aening a circumstances.
DiD•~Jear prison term as the The attorney said Resco·
trigcer man who shot Bovan Autoeeoli bad served about half
el&bt timts. Resco, like JOUD« of a lenctbJ prison term ln Sing
Marone, is serving a five-year Sing prieoo in New York for a
seatellee. coovicticn as a heroin courier. The trio were coovictecl of "The feds came to him and
gunnin& down Bovan oublde • sald·tbey want.eel to use him as a
Newport Beach restaurant in ··--· -'--t h. f retaliation for bis bavina WI..-•1~ 15 ormer as· .. soclates for a federal ind.let· kidnapped one of four wealthy meat,•• Crosby explained,
butinee1men who employed tbe declining to identify those as·
ftve relocatecS euterMn. aoc,latel.
TboH bHlnetsm••· also Reaco refused, even wbea the
eonvtdied of eoeepiraer in tbe aaenta aaJd they'd throw a
Bovan cue. add.itloDallJ have federal priacm term at bim even been nblequatl:t eonYict.ed in •-... _ ""-••ld·ml•U.. '9lJar •a.reedel ;-.:-URI state term b•
deall.DI aM am8'•• c.... "Tbe next. day. tbe fedl held a
D ..... dM n&at.ed=-presa ~and uiD.ouDcec1 ...... ...,, • .,..... he'd qreed to teatify for tblm,1•
u a fedenll1 Pl....S Croebr laid.
-HClhU., lneome from tbe HaW., been publlcall.Y t.deft· u.s. Jutlee Departm.at -lifted u u informalat Rlleo'•
emeraecl, rH•ltlDI in a life was endut•Nd' •lthout ~==:L:~ ~ federal protedioe, ao he had no
a _..,_..MD• tlMs plaeement HCOW'M but to teaUly in ex·
of 1adl wttn••• iD Sou&berD cbaqt for• ,&ac. lll tbe .ttneu
C:..lt&..-L: ~·~ ......-.......
0.-tM "eatltt pl'4Ml'W 0.. ,.e•••• to tbe ~ <llt80T, .... Al) ClllftHft,PalitAD
1 .
OUATalAl.A CITY, Ou11.ee•1• <AP) -~-wionen
have uaell\IMd tbcl bodt. ol • peop'9 •vkiefttly tortured, kilted
.... IKLried l• •. ~·Ol• HDJOO by polltlcal a.rrorl1t1. ........ Wlc.Mnl~ ........ ....,.
A nr. tl•partm .. , ·~•••-:.'-u.. nAral t ... or
ChlmaM I 'ZI la.Id ell ta. .. ~ .......... TtaW'ld11 wit.II lbetr .._. bebJnd their baa. and ltad bMn Mot.
Tbe boClMs ~,_ atnpped ol deoU.lkall°'1 a.Del t.bere waa QO
lndltatkm ...._.. tbe trU"sp wwe t&l'T'hld ovt by left.lat or rlahUlt WIOI .... tM ... man aaJd. ................. ~
• WASHINGTON <Al» -SecTetar7 ol State Cyn11 ft. Vance
refuaed toU.Y '° m.ake aw.u.ble to Home members detalll ol
hll COft~ wllb P1elidenl Ca.rWr OD UM U.S. ~ ol a
United Naticlm r•ohaUOo coademn.Ln1 larael aetUtmana OD oc·
cupied Arab tenit.ory.
Facl.Qa a ban'a11 ol attpUu l qaesuons from tM Houe
Forelp Affairs Cocnmitt•. Vance maintained repeatedly that
U S. policy toward larael rema1115 uncbanted even lbou1h the
Umted,States believes the setUemenlS are illegal Mnd "an obsta
cle to peace ...
Vance continued lo s houlder personal responsib11Jty ror lhe
"failure of commun1calJon'" that led U.S. Ambassador Donald
McHenry to vote for Security COWlcil Resolution 465. Bul
seve ral committee members told him bluntly that they beUeve
the responsibility 1s not hill but President Curter·~.
•• U.r llelN..,• A4w.•ee
LONDON (AP) -The dollar advanced today a1ainat major
world currencies. reversing a two-day decline.
Gold prices fell despite official South African conftnnaUon
that it cul bullton sules. South Africa supplies more than half the
world's/old. Gol traded in London at $528. and traded in New York at
$528. down ta.
Silver traded in New York at $22.40, up 5 cent.'4.
. TelnltM Cera Tr8eefl .
AURELIA, Jowa <AP) -The Food and Drug Admlnast.ra·
lion said today the U. S. Department of Agriculture ls trying to
trace thousands of bu.sbela ol com believed tainted by cancer-
cau.tni insecticides.
Clifford Shane or Kamas City. a district director of the
FDA, said tests show that ~s of insecticides were fou.nd in
110il samples and broken pieces of eom from two elevators in
northwest Iowa.
He aaid the government was concerned that the corn, lalnl·
ed with cancer·cauaing Insecticides aldrln or dleldrin. may have
been shipped to several Midwest states, and perhaps even over·
seas
But No Freed••
Hostages to Get
NelV Year Treats
ByTbeAsiiOCialed Pretts
T he ~ American bocs~n
Ule U.S. Embauy lq Tehran WUI
gtt Iranian new year treata but
not their rreedom untll Stiab
Mohammad Reza Rahtavl Is
returned. lhear malatanl captors
said today
Meanwh ile . A yatol l ah
Ruhollah Khomeini called ror a
c·r ackdown on ro('S o r h1 s re gime . and Pres id ent
J\bolhassan Bani-Sadr warned.
"I will have no mercy. I wm put
all the plotters down." He
addressed a rally or hundreds of
thousands who had just heard
Khomelnl's new year's message.
A spokesman for lhe embassy
captors, reached by telephone
fro m The Associated Pr eu
office in Nicosia. Cyprus, sald of
t he hostages, "We wltl give
them goodies and cookies. lt will
be a simple ceremony.
:·Tonight you will understand
wbat we will do. We will give
prjzes to a couple pf them." He
diJi not describe the prbes.
f.ske d whether this meant
some of the hostages -who
began their 139lh d ay lo
r~ptivity today -might be
frted, the captor said:
~·No, none or them will be
rt!leased . They will not be
rdeased unW the criminal shah
is ·tel urned to Iran.'·
j<homelnl 's messinte was read by his son Ahmad . to
legions of Iranians jamming
Ttbran's ce~etery to vlall the gt!aves of ~lallves killed in the
revolution aiahut the shah.
"I want this year to be the
year or security tn Iran so
people may live in peace and
ptosperity, • • the meaaage sald.
ll sald saboteurs or oil
DAILY PILOT
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pipe lines must be punished.
t roublemaken in the army
expeuect. anned tn>UP9 iadUoc
s trikes s topped and lhe
revolutionary court• barred
from &.ming armed groups.
Jn addition. lbe ayalollah
attacked people he said were
enemies to Il.lam. He included
so me uni ver s ity t eachers.
1oumahsts and Marxist groups.
li e also said any disorderly
co nduct b y r e v o lu tionar y
guard s m e n wil l r esult in
cxP.ulsion !rom the guard corps.
Hypnotism
Aids Police
The young brother or a man
who med of stab wounds Thurs·
day in Buena Park wall be hyp·
notized to determine what de·
tails he can remember aooul his
brother's attacker
Sgt. Kelly Schmock s aid police
have run out of c lues leading to
the trau of the man who stabbed
Harvey Muratella. 29. of Buena
Park several times in the chest
and throat.
Muratella was attacked last
Saturday after a traffic incident
on Lincoln A ve nue in Buena
Park. He died Thursday In La
Palma lntercommunlty
Hoispital.
2od Arrest Made
loLAKL.jnp
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -A
second l.sraeli national bas been
arrested in connection with a
grisly double murder in Los
Angeles in which the victims
were dismembered and dwnped
in trash bins.
Gebuda Avital, 26, WU taken
into custody , Thursday ln Laa
Ve1as on a double-murder
fugitive warrant In the k.llliq of
Esther Ruven, 22. and a man
believed to be her 22.-year-old
hus band. EU .
..... l\.'=r!i'. ....... ~ ...... . .. ........... .........
loilata It .,,..-q ,. ... t ~to
kees> lllm ou& if~. He and bl• brolbtr·ID·la•
wer• lbe aubJecl of a brief
Ne.-oc:lt IHcb poUN la; 1t'!tl"·
•k»ft .~ ............. tM ....
relattHI.,. a ~1 nd
nueotJct dealta1 .• "WU neYer
purtued bee.au.. the ~lctlm re·
IUMd IO~N wtU. police. ,~ Uae im ......... Of
Bovan, RHCO found blmaeU
back beb1Dd b&n MCI bll ttMua as a rlloellted wU.Dea became
part ol t.be court NCOrcl in U..t
caat.
The probl•m. ac:cordtnc to
Cro1by -wbo bH appealed
Ruco'• murder coovicUon -ls
tbal the state pritoo ayatem i.s
no place for his client because
he'• the target of a murder COO·
tract
With the assistance of Resco's
trial Judge. Robert Kneeland.
Crosby had a letter sent to the
Justice Department asking if it
wouk! be possible lo to transfer
R"co to federal custody for the
duration or his sentence.
S.veral week& later, a reply
w11 sent aayln1 tbe matter
would be looked into. That was
months ago and Crosby saJd his
repeated inquiries have met no
success.
·'The district itllomey could
rare less. the feds could care
leu and I can't make any prog·
resa," Croeby aaJd or bis erforts
to aet 'Resco out of state prison
and into a recteral penltentlary
where the attorney feels be
would be better protected.
"If he gets killed," Crosby
warned, "lt'a on their beads."
* * * ,,,.._ P.,,e AJ
SHOT ••.
process in 1978, Marone Sr.
d.1sappeared rrom the Orange
Coast. only to re-appear a few
weeks later with a bullet wound
in his leg. He refused to discuss
the circ umstances o f his
~h ooti n g. o nly t o n ote it
happened while he was in New
York.
Authorities said they a re
uncertain when Marone changed
his name back to Manfredonia
a nd moved to Lone Island,
although sources close to the
investigation indicated ll
a ppears be and hla family are no
lonaer \mder federal protection.
Valley School
Study Unit
Appointed
Fountain Valley School Dis·
trict trust.eff agreed Thursday
night that parent members or a
committee to evaluate the con ·
t roversial modilled school day
s hould be chosen on a geo·
graphic basis. Four parents will join four
t ea c hers and four ad ·
mmlatrators to study the future or lhe modified day in which
r lasaea are dismissed early so
that teachers have time tor plan-
ning and to alt.end staff meet-
ings.
C lasses currently are dis·
misaed aboul two hours e.arly
each ThW"Sday for that purpose.
Sul some parents bave been
critical of the weekly early dis·
missals.
Teachers were unauccesstul in
erfort.a to retain the modified
day in their new contract.
Trustees. however, signed a
· memorandum or UDderatuding
as part of the settlement, pled1·
in1 to cootinue modified days at
least t.brougb the current school
year .
Teachen are s cheduled to
elect their four representatives
to the It.Udy 1roup next Wednes·
day.
Letters will be sent to parents
notifying them of the organiza.
tlon of the lr'OUP·
ScbOol board President Betty
Mignanellt &aid that trustees
reached a consemua that one
parnt llhoWd be cboHD at ran·
dom from tbe nortb, toutb. east
and wen parU of the dlatrlC!t. -.. ~ Ylte,...._ .... OtMFOI--
~ ..... ·-"::::-,.-a:-Pliaa Awash ......... '-.... ~.-MfituM ......... ~ .... ~::=: ....
-~~~I __ __....J .. ~~.-.,......
~..-· .. Jlle.CM14,....._., C.-_l ....... ..,_
T•h•t11ucn•t...,
a PndM\ ..... ...... ........ °' ... °"""Ow ... 1 .. •1•
' ·c -
J
.. ~ropoaed Boat Ban Lifted .
WMRJNGT<m'1(Af>-The Ener11 Depattmat baa ~ated tA u;e face of powerboat ownara llll"Y
about a~ that, u a 1u-aavlq meuu.re,
th., not be to UM their craft on w.ekendl.
Ener1y Department oJllclall aaid durln1 a
heattna '11lU1'1Clay that Uie proposal wtll be chan1ed •
If not IUDk aJtotetber. Tbe departinent reeetved 15,000 Jettan obJeetlftl
to the ban. Conare11~0 •I~ were unhappy about the
SJlllelUOJ:l. rpurteen CODlfeHmtl\ appeared Thul"lda~ to crtttctle the plan. , ~
•
BJ PIDL 8NE=DEaMAN Of .. OMty ....... u delare ak>oe conAruet
a ..... clUMn OIDler, rCKllltaln
Val?eJ WDUld ..... Ud oqe "8J'I aco.
Tbo m~ roadbloek baa been
a las of (\Inda to comLruet and
maintain such a f•= where the cltt'• older rw could
meet daJI)', obtain outrtUooal
meab and take part Id
recreal.IGIW actlvltles.
SUU, rqraeataUvu ol the
Founta1a Valley Seniors
oraen•mM>o contend procras is
being made towa rd t.be coal the
group baa bad since It was formed lo 1973.
This week a representative or
the group asked the Founta.in
Valley City Council to set a.side
a sha re of the cit y's federal
revenue shanng money for a
new senior center .
In addition, city planner Don
Contraman said the c1ly expects
a reply soon to a request for
$30,000 ln federal community
development runda and ls now
seeking an admtk>oal $70,000.
These funds would be used for
planning and some acqwsition
costs associated wath a new
senior center, he said.
"We need to get out of the
house," explained Ben Romano,
a past president of the Founlaln
Valley Senion and a member of
the committee planning a new
center. "We need lo have a
place to go. to meet people aod
to pus the Ume or day ln.&tead or
just sitting home and watching
television."
Currently, the seniors have •
use of the cit y's recreation
center at Mlle Square Park
twice weekly. Tbe center's
meeting hall. however. with a
capacity of 200. cannot always
accommodate the organiuUon. The group 's curren t
membership ls about 500. and It
1s expeeted lo climb lo 1.000
within the next three or four
years.
"A lot more members would
com e do wn ir it we r en 't so
crowdt"d." said Jim l''odera. lhe
group's treasurer ''A lol or
people have been turned away
on occasion because lhe seating
capacity la overloaded."
The meoetlngs currently taking
place between the city and the
seniors are aimed fl Identifying
precisely what type or facility
the ll'OUP medl. Tbe committft
is vlalttni eenior tentetl In au.er
nearby clUee to get ideas.
Dlacuulona are rocullnl on
whether a new building should
be constructed or an cx1i.tan g
building renovated for use as a
51:nior eenter. As a young
communal v. howl•v(•r. Fount:un
Vallt-v ha~ ft•w older buald1n~ ....
that could bt• renovated for th.Ji.
purpo&e, city officials point out
Still. without funding, nellh<?r
renovation nor new t'onstruction
can take plae<:'
Fountain Valley Mayor Bernie
Svalstad says the city COWlcll
hasn't been Inattentive to the
needs or senior c1t1u ns. who
made Up 7.3 percent or the City'!>
population In the 1978 special
census.
"We would like to help the
se nior citizens . We have
m eetings wit h them every
week ... Svalstad said . ··eut
nobody's got a few hundred
thousand ror a building and then
money for maintenance ..
The m ayor sa Id that if
Proposition 9 Is passed and
government funding Is curtailed
further, finding money fo r a
senior center may be oven more
dirficuJl.
•••• Uaoaaab .... au.apeot•d ...,,, .... ......
A 1e•oml ftnftpter wttb tbe
U .S. l"orelt Sentce al UM Ume •
Mtu Crappa SM)bllcly NveaJed
(or the first time Thursday tUt
upon returnln1 to the Hale
a••eraJ .,.. on the 11lpt ol
June 2$. the found a body.
At a preliminary hearlnl for
Alcala ln &1Dte1Qber, •be did not
dlvulce UM IDl.ormaUoo.
The tlrefl•ht.er, whoH tea·
thnony waa cbaracterited by
Iona. awttward pauses. had to be
coned Into telllng the court
wbatabe .. wthat nlgbt.
Farnell asked bel' numel'OU5
llmes ~ lbe afternoon wbat
ahebadfound. ··1 can't do It, r juat can't,"
M laa Crappa said at one point.
"It WU just )yi.nl there . · .'' "Dana. what was ju.at lyi.n&
there?" Famell asked quietly.
"It wu luat lvtne rteht UW!re." s he answered arter a long
s ilence.
Judge Schwab called a recess
in the \rial. Huntington Beach
p olice investigator Craia
Robt.on convinced Miss Crappa
she should describe what she
saw.
"It was a body," she told the
court wbell the trial resumed.
"It WU missin• t.be banda and
feet. It was pretty cut up .•. "
MissCrappasaidtbenudebody
was bloated .. like an animal
gels when it sits for awhile."
She said she r a n from the
area, got back in her car and
drove away to her parent~
house. Asked by Farnell why she
had withheld the vital lnforma·
lion, Mlss Crappa said. "ll was
just something that I can't deal
with.•·
Under cross examinaUon by
Barnett. she said It WU "either
now or never" to tell what abe
bad round.
"( don't want lo carry tl
around with me the rest ol my
life. It was aometblng I ~ to
come to pipe wtth."
She told t.be court she had &uf-
f e red nightmares after be1Dg
au bpoenaed to testify. " I began
hav1Dg problems deaUng with
what happened earlier lhal I
hadn't said anything about," she
said
Barnell will resume his cros~
exa m ination or Mi'is Crappa
Monday at which tame he said
he would attempt lo show shl·
was "lying" about seemR Alcala
and falung the emotional dis
tress she claimed bad preventt"d
her rrom t.estifying about cert.am
things abe bad seen .
~P.,,eAl
INVEST ••.
<'d the latter investment bt'<'auM·
the farm lS located an HunUoK\fJn
Beach and has been '>upport1\1·
of the communatv Ill· Jbo '>Jld
th<' 1nter~t ratt-.;;.;,.; b4·lln
La' c•ngood ~aid he f ~I\ or.. !>t·t ting up a citaz.en.s adv1so11 com
'mitlt·c to make recommenda·
tinn~ to the city treas urer.
Hall. who sa\'!t the city stands
to make aboui S3 mallaon th11>
l'ar ~ause of his investments.
~u 1d the job ca nn o t be
performt"d by a comm1tt(.'('
"1 was gelling more money
for the people of Huntington
Beach Ir that's wrong. baby.
then that's wrong.'·
The discussion took pla('e at a
randad..ate night forum al Saanu,
Simon and Jude Church In Hunt·
ington Beach.
brael Shelled
TEL AVIV. Is rael CAP) -
Arab gUDMrs in Lebanon fired a
number or s hells into northern
Is rael today. even as Israel's
new foreign minister offered an
olive branch to the Palestinians.
•
l
•
B1 FREDERICK 8CHOEMEllL · °' • ....., ........... The •tale Fourth Dlatnct
Court of Appeal la Ian
BemardlndrefUlecf 'l'b...,..., to
throw out campaign fund l1un;
der1ng charg~ agalnat Orange
County S"'l)ervlaor Ph1Up An·
thony and former Supervisor
Ralph Oted.rich .
The rolln1 of tbe tbree·
member panel may dut t.be
way ror the at.art of a pre.
llmtnary heartna into the a.Uela·
liona Oat Anthony and Diedrich
conspired to conceal the true
source ol more than Sl8,0001.-ed
1n 1978 political campaign.a, in·
eluding Anthony's.
Ant.bony'• auomey. Thomas
Crosby, said lhe court's ruling
will be appealed to the state
Sup reme Court which would
have the opt.ion of delaytna the
start of proceedings before
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Claude M. Oweoa.
Crosby said he was "disap-
pointed" by the appeals court
declalon.
He had argued that tbe defen-
da nl 's rights were jeopardized
because of the alleged failure by
prosecutors from lite state Al·
torney General's Office to ;rq.
!lent e vidence to the county
Grand Jury lhat would point to
Anthony and Diedricb's lD· nocence
Oweru. had ruled during a
lenglhy round of pre·lrial arcu·
mentJ that the issue was
somewhat moot because auch
evidence could be presented al a
prehmanary hearing to de ·
termine 1! sufficient evidence
exists lo hold Anthony and
D1ednt'h for trial
~he pre~1m1nary hearing,
!>c h<·duled to begm Feb 27
be>fo re Owens . had bee n
postponed by a stay order wued •,y lht' appeab court
C!1Urt offlt·usl!. s:ud today that
J dlll ~ ha.., no < ye t been
'l'ht'dul1·d for Anthony and
l>1t'drtl'h ·., rl'I urn to Judge
Ov. 1•n ., 1•ourtr1x1m
Libya Plam
187-mile
Border Wall
CAIRO. Egypt CAP> -ubya
,.... building a 187-mile. concrete
"'J ll on all> border with Egypt
that L'i planned to be' 100 times
.... t roni?t·r th Jn the ~t agmot Line .
tlw \1•m1-offl c1al newspaper Al
\hrJm reponl>d today.
<'ol ~toamma r Khadafy's S3
ballaon , -.evt•n year pro1ect is
;11med at fortafyang Libya
Jgaanst any agf'lressaon from UH!
l'JSt." the newspaper said .
T here "W as no immediate
comment from Libya .
Egypt and Libya engaged in a
border war in July 1977 wb..lch
t•nded in a series or cease-fires
Jnd Arab medial.Aon to reconcile
the neighbors. But a final break
between Khadary and President
Anwar Sadat t'ame arter the
Egyptian leader's trip to
Jerusalem tn November 1!1'77
a nd t h e s 1g n1ng o f the
Egyptian-Is raeli peace treaty last year.
Quoting a n unspecified
..source inside Ltbya," Al Abram
said doien!I or ships and trucks
were dumpang tons of cement
and s teel at the lip of the
Egyptian-Libyan border on the
Mediterranean
We now stoek the fabaloas eolleetlon by'
Hollywood Clothes
~ ~~ ~/ Men's Suits ' · /.
for only
·One Dollar!*
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of equal or letMf value for only
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VOL. 73, NO. 8', 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES I
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS~
U.S. Disaster Aid for Back Bay Sought
Offlctala from tbe State
Department of Fish and Game
HY. they wUl Jr)' \o ••t ta 3 mftllon In te era dluater
money lo dred1e tbe Upper
NewPorl Bay and they will
ea rm ark another $100, 000 for a
deaUUng buin
Jim Leiby. chief of operatJon.\
for Fash and Game In annouoc
Ing lhe new erforts, reiterated
the •fefte)''• k>nl·held po1IUon
that no money wfll be t1pent on
m11ntenanu dred1ln1 or the
70 •~re Upper Bay Ecolo1kal
Rcservt-until the now ol allt into
the bay ii control~
Howe\ r. Leib~ Mud th dJi.
aater a.id would be !'iOU(lht to re·
pair dama1ei. cauaed by the
st-riH of storms that began Jan
ll
Department spokesman 'R.alph
Yo une u id today rouah
eatlmat.a set the dredging cost
to remove at.orm·borne silt at
$2.3 million He said there's an
estimated ~.000 cubic yards of
sill that was brought to the bay
by the storrm.
Youns stressed that the pro·
posed ~ging project Is just to
repair recent storm damage. not
to remove the sediment th.at's
bunt up 1n the bay since ll wu
last dredged in 1.969.
That kind of dred&lng will
have to await implementation of
controls on upstream siltation,
Leiby said.
However. he said his agency is
more than willing to spend
money originally intended for
visitor facilities in lhe Reserve
for construction of a siltation
basin to help bait the flow or silt
Into the bay
He said Fish and Came as has
been muting with Irvine Com·
pany officials to ne,otiate loc~
tion for such a basin wbich he
said would have to be mostly
outside the bay. "We won't sup·
Port using the bay as a desilting
basin," he declared
Leaby's remarks came on the
heels of a letter Assembly
woman Marian Bergeson. R-
Newport Beach, sent to his boss, E. Charles l''uJlerton, urging use
of the $700,000 m saving the bay.
Those funds are what's left of
St. t million allocated for visitor
facilities in 1976
'Protected' Federal Witness
Former Me~a Criine Figure Shot
'Bod9 L,9iag Tlaere'
Witness Tells
Of Discovery
By DAVID KUTZMANN
0t llW O.a1lr Pl ... Sutt
A young firefighter has
testified she discovered what
was apparently the mutilated
body of Robin Samsoe of Hunt·
ington Beach last June after see
mg a man resembling Rodney
Alcala near the same area days
earlier
The drc.imatic testimony
Thursday 1n Alcala's murder
and kidnap trial in Orange Coun·
t y Superior Court brought a
heated response Jaler from de·
fenae attorney John Barnett.
Bameu told reporters outside
Judge Philip Schwab 's
courtroom that Lake Arrowhead
firefighte r Dana Crappa, 21,
"was a very disturbed young
lady" whose testimony was "a
cheap lheatn cal tnck .
Alcala is charged with abduct·
ing Miss Samsoe. 12. last June
from Huntington Beach and tak·
ing her to a remote canyon area
in Sierra Madre, where her re·
mains were found.
~nd~r questionin~ by Deputy
Di s trict Attorne y Ri chard
Farne ll. Miss C rappa s aid
Alcala. 36. resembled the man
s he saw June 20 '"forcefully
s teering" a blonde-haired child
toward brush area as she drove
by on her way to the ranger sta·
tion al Chantry Flats.
'Tm not 100 percent positive,"
Miss Crappa said "But an in·
dividual that looked like the one
I aaw is here."
"Where la be?" Farn~ll asked. <See ALCAIA\, Page A.%>
Titanie Sunk?
Mayday Might Be a Hoax
LONG BEA C H (AP > -
R esc uers searched Santa
Monica Bay today for seven
peo ple possibly adrift in
ltfejackets after abandoning a
sinkmg cabin cruiser named
Titanic. Out a Coast Guard
offic ial said the distress call
could have been a hoax.
Tht' Coast Guard dispatched
two 82-foot cutte rs and a
helicopter to search through the
night when a man who identified
himself as Tom Jenkinson, the
Titanic's owner. radioed a call
for help at about 7: 30 p. m
Thursday, spokesman Kevin
Daniels said.
Neither the 40-foot boat nor iL'i
passengers had been s ighted,
Daniels said. Eleven Coast
Guard units continued the
sea r c h this morning and
reported no sign or the cabin
cruiser.
Lt. Dennis Gibbons said that
he knew of two boats named
Titanic registered with the Coast
Guard but that neither was
'
Coast
Weather
Considerable cloudiness
tonight, d ecreasing
Saturday. Wind gusts up
to 25 Dlph at Umes. Cooler
with lows tonight of 48 at
the beaches to S6 inland.
Highs Saturday in low to
mld60s.
....
missing. He said officials were
looking into the PoSSib11Jty that
the caU was a hoax but said "no
decision has been made.··
"The longer we're out there
searching without any results.
the greater the possibility it's a
hoax." Gibbons said.
J e nkinson told marine
operators that the Titanic was
taking on water rapidly and
e v e r yo ne aboard wa s
abandoning ship, Daniels said.
"As far as we know, there
wasn 't a lifeboat aboard the
boat." Daniels said "AU they
had were lifejackets."
The cutters Point Camden and
Point Carrew were combing the
bay orr Point Dume for the
Titanic's passengers.
Sea rche rs didn 't know
whether the cruiser had been In
an accident, but there were no
reports or injuries in the radio
call.
Teen Injured
In Accident
A 17-year-<>ld girl was treated
and released from Tustin
Community hos pital a fter a
Thursday morning a utomobile
accident in which her car
collided with a sheriff's car in
an Irvine l.nteriection.
Deputy Frederich Eugene
Collins, 50, of Santa Ana, was
ool hurt in the accident.
After the crash he radioed for
an a mbulance for Jennifer P.
Hamk>o ot 3511 Lotus St., Irvine.
The colliaton occurred in the
intersection of Irvine Center
Drive and Jeffrey Road.
lrrine Seu Meet
On City Operatiom
How tbe Clty of Irvine o~ratM *11l be explained ln •
pubUc pc-11.aatlDoD bJ 'GP clt.)r ldmbUtntcln at t a.m. Setur·
daJ ID tbe Turtle ~k Com·
•nlty Pan C.ter, tl Sun·• Q1bW. .
.I'M prFlm'SUon 11 aimed at
espJal•l•I to Cltr Council ~ Ucf DMIDMn ol the JtVf>li~ die rolet Ind fllndtont of
the dlffereat clty departmentl.
Wounded
lnNY
·.Attack
lmt a Ptus11rat
Boumi. a 500-pound Siberian tiger. rest'\ his paw on
trainer Tajana Ha nnaford while bestowing a kiss during
a performance of the Shnne Circus at the Michigan State
Fairgrounds in Detroit.
Hostages to Get
New Year Treats
ByTbeAssociated PrHS
The 50 American hos tages in
the U.S. Embassy in Tehran will
get Iranian new year treats but
not their freedom until Shah
Mohammad Reia Rahlavi is
returned, their militant captors
said today.
Meanwh ile, A ya tollah
Ruhollah Khomeini called for a
crackdown on foes of his
regime , and Pres ident
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr warned,
"I will have no mercy. l will put
all the plotte rs down.'' He
addressed a rally of hundreds of
thousands who had just heard
Khomeini's new year's messaie.
A spokesman for the embassy
captors, reached by telephone
from The Associated Press
office in Nicosia, Cyprus, said of
the hostues, "We will ctve
tbem goodies and cookies. It will
be a simple ceremony.
''Toniibt you wtll undentand
what we will 1do. We will give
Oops, Wrong
Country ••.
MONTEVIDEO . Uru1uay <AP > -Great Britain's new
ambassador to Uruguay.
Patricia M. Huicblnaon, preaen~ her ctedeptiala and prom~ caused a lt1r. Twice,
•be mtltGok tM aame ol tbe ~ wtdda .. Ud .....
Mn. HateldmoD bandM ber
crtdeallal1 to Uru1ua1•• P~1lllMG ......... 11 .. .t. tMa'9ft~Paleoeto tar a wte1tb at a momamet ta
naUdul hero loee Articu.
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prizes to a couple of them." He
did not describe the priles.
Khomeini's messjl~e was read by his son Ahmad to
legions of Iranians jamming
Tehran's cemetery to visit the
graves of relatives killed in the
revolution a~ainst the shah.
Asked whether this meant
some of the hostages -who
began their 139th day in
captivity today -might be
freed, the captor said:
"No, none or them wtJl be
released. They will not be
released untiJ the criminal sh.it
is returned to Iran."
Two Churches
Approved
For Irvine
Propoaals to build two
Catholic churches in Irvine were
approved Tbunday n.l&bt by the
Irvine Planning Commlulon.
St. John Neumann Catholic
C hurc h will be bullt l n
Woodbrid1e on ·a slx-acre lite on
the north side pf Attoa Partway betw~ Creek Road and East
Yale Looo.
St. Ehubetb Ann Seton
Calbollc Cburcb wW be built 1n
Turtle Rock near tbe
lnteraectlon of Hlll1ate ud Turtle Rock Drtw.
Tbe PlaanlDI Comml11ton
al10 decided Tbu·1day to
OQltDaDe UDUl • lat.r ~ It• reeonuuadatloo oa ~ow
mucb affordable bou1fo1 t1
needed ln lrvtne.
By JOANNE R E\'~OLD~
011tot 04ily P1i.1 Sl•lf
Pohcl' in ~ew York art'
looking for the man or men who
(•arlier ttus wct:k gunned down
one·liml· Oran~e <.:oast crime
r1gure Anthony .. Bag Tony"
Ma ronc out.side his Long Island
hom e
~1arone. "'hose rl'al name 1s
M anfredorua. was wounded in
the cheek, back. s houlder and
leg by 22-caliber bullets fired at
him as he got out of his car
Monday night al bis Lake Grove.
Long Island. home
His son. Anthony Jr . also
known as "'L ittle Tony" as
presently serving a five.year
prison term in Cahfornta for
second degree murde r 1n the
t977 slaymg an Newport Beach of
Stephen John Bovan.
PoUce ln Suffolk County said
no one has been arrested ln the
Marone shooting. He la lilted in
fair condition at Smithtown
General Hospital.
M arone ·Manfr<'d o n1a was
once protected under the federal
\\catness relocation prog ram ·
because he test1(ied against New
York organizt'd crime figure A
Vincent P a pa Papa wa5
convicted of coni.piracy in a
massive hl'rOtn s muggling case
on wtuch the movie "The Fn•nch
Connection" was bao,c·d
Pa pa was an associate of
Carmine Galante "'ho took over
the Carlo Gambino family in
New York when Gambino died
'" 1976 Suffolk Cnunt' hom1c 1dc
detect 1 VC!> dl'cl1 ned to ~P<'C ulate
whether the Mond .iy ni ght
... hootin ~ was relatl•d to that
testimony.
Foll o win g ha s court
a ppearances on that cas('.
-Manfr~onia and his family
changed their names to Marone
and were moved to Costa Mesa
His daughter married another
relocated IE'de ral witness.
Raymond Antoneolt , whose
name was changed to Resco
The couple and young Marone
settled tn lhmtington Beach
The three men became
associated with two other East
Coast crime figures who had
moved to the Orange Coast -
Jerry Peter Sorrentino. whose
name became Fiori and Frank
Rossi. who was wanted for
ex tort ion in Rhode Island as
Frank "Midnight" Deleo.
Marone Sr. and Rossi weren't
prosecuted in the Bovan slaying.
but Fiori is c urrently serving a
nine-year prison term as the
trigger man who shot Bovan
ei1bt times. Resco. like young
Marone. is serving a five-year
sentence.
The trio were convicted of
(See SHOT, P11e .\2)
TARGET OF KILLERS?
Raymond Steven RelCO
Marone's
Son,. in-law
':4 Target '
follo"'1ng the New York :-.hoot
1ng of Anthony ·'Big T1my°'
M a ronc·. Orange County at
torney Thoma:. Crosby s::u d to
day ht> 1s frarful h1 -. clt~nt
R a v mo n d S l r v t' n R 1•., <' o ~t arone's son in la~. 1s also tht'
target of killer:.
Croo,by defended Rt•scn dunnJ.!
has Or anp;c County Supf'nor
Court trial in thl' s laying or
Stcph<'n John Rovan of Fountain
\·alley
Rcsco. who wa!. .1 Huntington
Bl'ach res ident at the time
alon~ wtlh Marom"s son. An
thony Jr "Little Tony"
were convicted in the 1977 Bovan
murdl'r that occurred in
:"t'WPort Beach
Both Resco and "Little Tony ..
a re :.t•rv1n1? fi V<' y<'a r pnsoh
terms in Soledad State Prison_
Angrily declaring that thC'
federal Justice Department ha5
treat<.'d his client .. shabbily,"
Cros by also ~aid he believes
Resco is in ~rave danJ,?er as long
as he is in a state prison.
"I know there's a contract of
at least $100,000 out on him," the
Newport Beach attorney said
"And the feds well know 1t and
they're turning their backs on
him."
Resco. whose real name is
Raymond Antoneoli. was taken
into tbe federal witness protec·
lion program under what Crosby
ca lled outrageous ,
circumstances.
The attorney said Resco·
Antoneoli bad served about half
of a lengthy prison term in Sing
Sing pri,SOO in New York for a
conviction a.s a heroin courier .
"The feds came to him and
<See TARGET, Page AZ)
Plan Awash
Propoaed Boat Ban Lifted
WASIDNGTON CAP> -The Energy Department
has retreated in the face of powerboat owners angry
about a suggestion that, as a gas-saving measure.
they not be allowed to use t.betr craft on weekends.
Ener1y Department officlala said durina a heanna 1bW'lday that the proposal will be changed.
if not aunt altofether.
1be departmen~ re~ved 15,000 letters objecting to the bu.
Conare:ssmen also were unhappy about the
1ug1esfion. Fourteelr e"Onfrasmen appeand
Thursday to crttlcls.e the plan. . -
Of 26 Torture f'ictinu
OUATSllALA CITY. Gua1amal1 (AP> -A.eKu.t wortren
have UMlrtbed the bodiH ol Je peopl evidently tortW'ed, kllled
and bwied In 1 remot caauoo b)' pollllcal terrori1u.
a "lhoriU. •n lhlit Central Amtrtcu D1Uon utd today
A fire departmenl a"PC)k ... an In tbe raral tewn of
CIUmalt .. QIO 1&14 all ridlnu w rt foWMI ftunda~ With
tbelr baMI &W belalad lhtb' ~net had bttn lhot.
Tbe bodies._ re atr\ppc!d ot ldea.1.mcaUon and there was no
lndlcaliori whether lb kiW~ were earned out by lcftlJt or
rt1hwt tA!rroni.t.a. lbe •PGk~ aa1d
Ne heel& Frem t'••~•
WASHINGTON tAP> -Secrtl•ry or State CyrUi K Vance
cefuted today Lo make avaU•bl~ Lo Ho~• members details or bl• converu.Uooa with Presldcnt Carter on t.be U S vot• of a Onited Nauoos resolution con<Jemnln1 larael 1etUemenu on oc·
('Upled Arab tttritory
· Faclni a barra.ie of abptkal queaUona from the House
Foreign Attains Commtuee. Vance maintained repeatedly t.bat
tJ S policy to"•ard Jsrul ~mai.ru. imchanced even thou1h t?le
United States believes the settlements are illegal and "an obsta
tie to peart"''
Vance continued to shoulder personal respons1bJ11ty ror the
-raiture or communication" that led U S. Ambassador Donald
McHenry to vote for Secunty Council Resolution -465 But
feveral committee members told tum bluntly that they believe
he res ponsibility 1s not hJs but President Carter·~ •••r Ilea~• Atle••re
LONDON <AP> -The dollar advanced today against major
world currencies, reversing a two-day dechne.
Gold pnces rose after official South African conr1rmauon
that it cut bullion sales. South Africa supplies more than half lhe
world's gold. .
· Gold closed in London at $528 and traded in New York at
$563, up $27.
Silver traded in New York at $22.50, up 15 cents.
T ... IH Cora Tr~
AURELIA, Iowa CAP) -The Food a nd Drug Administra·
pon said today the U. S. Department of Agriculture is trying to
trace thousands of bushels or com believed tainted by cancer·
causing insecticides.
Clifford Shane or Kansas City, a district director of the
FDA. said tests show that traces of insecticides were found in
soil samples and broken pieces of corn from two elevalors in
northwest Iowa
He said the government was concerned that the corn, taint·
ed with cancer·causing insecticides aldnn or dleldrin, may have
been shipped to several Midwest slates. and perhaps even over·
seas
NB Broker
Indicted in
I.Dan Fraud
A federal grand JUry an Los
l\ngeles has indicted a former
Newport Beach loan broker on
charges of mail fraud and wire
fr4llld for aUe&edly promising to
provide more tban $26 million in bogus Jomla for an advance ree.
The U.S. Attorney's Ortice
said Thursday that Oscar Care,
56, or Costa Mesa, was indicted
on 11 cowits or fraud after the
FBI ended a 14-month invest1ga
t 1on agamst him.
Assistant U.S. l\ttorney Fred
Jacobsen said Care, also known
a!> Robert Care, allegedly look
thousands of dollars from vie
ti ms seeking business loans up
to $15 million A fee would be
charged, but no loan provided,
the grand jury charged.
An indictment is a formal
charge made by a grand jury. It
is an accusation only and doesn't
establish guilt.
The indictment says Care
would "falsely represent to the
prospective borrower" that he
had sources of financing for
targe loans. He described these
s ources as the Teamster's
Union, Prudential Insurance
Company or Paul Harris in
Grand Cayman Island in the
Bahamas..
··care would falsely r epresent
that these funding sources bad
made loans to other clients of
his," the indictment said.
However, it is alleged, none of
these funding sources had ever
made a loan to one or Care's
clients.
The Costa Mesa man would
ask for an .. advance fee" from
the prospective borrower, a fee
he said would be credited to bis
commission if the loan was
made or refunded il the loan was
not made.
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SHOT ...
gunning down Uovan outside a
...;ewport Beach res taurant in
reta liation for h n. hav1n i;
kidnapped one of four weaJthy
businessmen who employed the
rive relocated easterners
Those businessmen , also
convicted of conspiracy in the
Bovan case. additionally have
been subsequently convicted in
mulU·milllon dollar narcotics
deallnJ and amugallng cas~.
During the trial related to the
Bovan murder. Marone's status
as a federally protected witness
receiving income from the
U .S. Justice Department -
t·mcrged, resu lting 1n a
Congressional probe of the
witness relocation program and
a one·year ban on the placement
of such witnesses in Southern
California.
During the lengthy pre-trial
pr ocess in 1978, Marone Sr.
disappeared from the Orange
Coast, only to re-appear a few
weeks later with a buUet wound
in his leg. He refused to discuss
the circumstances of his
s hooting , only to note it
happened while he was in New
York.
Authorities said they are
uncertain when Marone changed
his name back to• Manfredonia
and moved to Long Island.
although sources close to the
investigation indicated it
appears he and his family are no
longer under federal protection.
* * *
,...P.,,eAJ
TARGET •••
said they wanted to use him as a
witness against his former as·
sociates for a federal indict·
ment." Crosby explained,
dl!clining to identify those as·
sociates. .
Resco refused, even when the
agents said they'd throw a
federal prison term at him even
longer than the state term he
was serving.
"The next day, the f ed.s held a
press conference and announced
he'd agreed to testily for them,"
Crosby said.
Having been publlcally iden·
tified as an informant, Resco's
life was endangered without
federal protectioa, so he bad no
recoune but to t.eslify in ex·
change f« a pl.Ice ln tbe witness
protection prop"am, the attorney
claimed.
Once relocated to the Orange
Coast with bla ln.J.1ws, Resco re·
ceived a stipend from the gov·
ernmem for bavin1 aided ln the
case against his former as-
sociates.
It a)Jp&NDUy wasn't enouch to
U.p blm out ol trouble.
He and ht1 brotber-ln·law
were. the subject of a brief
Newpdtt Beaeb poUce lnvesU1a·
tlon ln 1976. Howner. the cue.
related to a lddaapplng and
narcotlca deaua,. waa never
punaed blell .. tM YlcUm re· fUHd to cooperate wtU. poUoa.
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ll•••!•ffla•lb
T~xic Testing
•
Has Challenge
By FREDERICK SCHOEM£11L Of .. o.11, ,..... ......
.... '""'""'~ LOSES COURT ftULINQ
CouncUwoman Koeater
Judge Says
Oernente
Recall OK
8J 8TEVB MARBLE Ol-~~·-Somfthlnc r1a111 la 1oiq on _,it.It lM t.oxJc teat1n1 of waste
••terial ..dump9d ln a corner of
the Bolla ChJca manhlands, the
leader or a conaervaUon group
con~. <Related 1tory Pqe
A3). •
Dr. Peter Green. president ot
Amlp de Bolq,Chica, claJma
hJ..t delight about the test.a turned
t~ an1er when he dilcovered the
Three·Splned Stickleback fiab
was being used as a gui.oea pig
in the lab testing.
The tests, ordered receoUy by
the Santa Ana Regional Water
Quality Control Board, use liv-
ing organisms to determine
whether th e material 1s
dangerous.
Green, a biology professor at
Golden West College, s aid he
will challeoge the results of the
test because this fish -the
Tbree-Spi.ned SUckleback -is
.so hardy that "you'd have to hit
1t over the head with a hammer
lO kDodt it out."
Tbe order tor the tat.a, belnc
conducted by the Department of
Fish and Game in Sacramento.
came in tbe wake of charges
that Aminoil USA is deatroying
the 1,200-acr~ marshland by
dumpl.ng toxic material on it.
AmlnoU l'I a Texu-based oil
company.
Green co n tends the
Stickleback is not a native
s pecies of the marshlands aDd
can survive tests that would
easily kill other organisms.
·'This is sort of like testing a
Pinto by usi ng a Lincoln
Continental." offered Green. He
suggested the Shiner Perch or
even the California Jackknife
Clam would have made a better
gumea pig.
But Jim Anderson. director of
t he water boa rd . ~aid the
Stickleback is normally used for
.s uch experiments.
The 1tate Fourtb Ditttrlet.
Court ot Appeal In San
Bernardino refused Tbunday to
throw out campaign f-..d laun·
dering charges against Oranp
County Supervisor Philip An·
thony and former Supervisor
Ralph Diedrich.
The ruling of the three·
member panel may clear Ule
way tor tbe start of a pre·
liminary bearing into the allega.
tions that Anthony and Died.rich
conspired to conceal the true
source of more than $68,000 used
in 1976 political campaigns, ln·
eluding Anthony's.
Anthony's attorney, Thomas
Crosby. said the court's ruling
will be appealed to the state
Supreme Court which would
have the option of delaying the
start or proceedings before
Orange County Superior Cou{l
J udgc Claude M. Owens .
Crosby said he was "dlsap·
pointed" by the appeals court.
decision Orange County Superior Court
Judge Edwatd Wallin refused
today to invalidate recall peti·
tions against San Clemente City
Councilwoman Karoline
Koester.
Wallm ruled lhat the petillons.
bearing the names of 3,409
persons who said Mrs. Koester
should face a June 3 recall elec·
t1on, were validly executed in
compliance with the state elec·
t10ns code.
San ]Uan to Host
'Suxillow Parade'
He had argued thal the defen-
dant's r1ghL-; were Jeopardized
because of th(' alleged failure by
prosecutors from the state Al·
torncy General's Office to pre-
"cnt evidence to the county
Grand Jury that would point to
Anthony and D1edrich's in·
nocencc
Mrs. Koester, who was present
at the hearing along with City
C ouncil candidate William
Wagner. said she had not yet de-
cided whether to appeal Wallin's
decision to the Fourth District
Co urt of Appeal in San
Bernardino.
.. I would recommend il,"
commented Norman Seidman,
Mrs. Koester's attorney.
Mrs. Koester had contended in
her petition for a writ or man·
date that the petitions did not
meet state Code or Civil
Procedure requirements that
µetilion circulators declare un·
d~r penalty or perjury where the
petitions were executed
San Juan Capistrano residents
and visitors alike will celebrate
the return of the swallows to the
Mission City Saturday with the
22nd annual Swallows Day
Parade oo downtown streets.
More than l2S entries. ranging
from equettrians. wagons and
floats will parade down city
s treets beginning at 11 a.m
The parade 1s touted as lhe
largest and oldest non-motorized
event in the state. and this year
wlll include the Budweiser beer
Clydesdale horses pulling a
three-ton beer wagon.
Local scouts. high school
marching teams and drill teams
will also pa rticipate in the
parade which steps oH on El
Camino Real a block north or thl'
mission
Parade part1cipanls will head
north on El Camino Real. turn
west on La Zan1a .... outh on
Cammo Capistrano. thl'n wt.•-.1
on the Ortega ll1ghway. and
north again on El Camino Real
to the m1s!.1on
OrgantWN or the F1 e'>ta de ta ...
Golondnna~ !)ay the} e xpl·ct
50.000 s pectatorc; to s how up
S aturday •for the two.hour
paradl'
The weck·long act1v1t1es end
Sunday wtth .. trail nde begin
nin~ at 9 a m. at C Rus!)ell Cook
Park
For information. call the !-.an
Juan Cap1stran•1 FtC'>la \~~1)(·1o.1
t ion al 1\16-IH i9
Owens had ruled during a
lengthy round of pre-trial argu-
ments that the iss ue was
c;omcwhat moot because such
ev1dt'nce could be presented al a
prellm1o ary hearing to dc-
tcrm me 1f ::.uffic1cn·l evidence
e xis ts to hold Anthony and
Oiednch for trial.
Th<· pn• 11 m inary hearing.
'>C"h<'duled to begin Feb. 27
b e f o r l· 0 w e n s . h a d b e c n
postponed by a stay order lssut.>d
b~ tht: appeals court
C"1>urt officials s aid today that
J dJtc ha., not yet been
""ht-dult•c1 for Anthon y and
[l1t-dr1(.:h .., return lo Judge
01.1. 1•11 n111rt roon1
Many Enter GOP Veepstakes
WASHINGTON I AP) -A long line or Republicans is
e minently available 1f Ronald Reagan wins tbe presidential
nomination and begins casting about for a running mate. "Pl course I would accept it," says Seo. Howard Baker. the
top _name irt the vice presidential guesalng game. •
"YES, I WOULD," REP. PHILIP Crane said Thursday. as he
urged supporters to work for Reagan.
··1 would be flattered al being asked,·· says Rep. J ack Kemp
lie quickly adds he doesn't think he wiU be.
At least a half dozen other Republican senators and governors
who loom as possibilities would feel equally honored.
Speculation about Reagan's choice for the other rialf or the
ticket is growing as the suspense about the presidenUal nomination
fades with each primary he wine;.
AT 11US STAGE OF THE CONT EST. of course, nobody ha~
been asked.
In 1976, Reagan de!'i1gnated his running mate three weeks
before the GOP national convention. The wisdom or that timing, as
much as the controversial choice of liberal Republican Sen
Richard Schweicker of Pennsylvania. divides political experts
still.
Sen. Paul Laxalt of Nevada, Reagan·s campaign chairman.
says this time around Reagan will be more traditional. keeping lhe
guessing game alive until he has been nominated by the
convention.
Baker, the Tennessean wbo gave up his quest for the
presidency after coming in fourth in the March 4 Massachusetts
and Vermont primaries. is considered equally acceptable to
Republican conservatives and liberals. Just Thursday House
Republican Leader John Rhodes said Reagan should Consider
Baker as a nmni.ng mate.
BECAUSE HE IS FROM NEW YORK, a major northeast
industrial state, Kemp is coosidered a good counterpoint to
Heaga.n who 1~ strongest in the Sun Belt and the f'ar West.
Ile shares with the conservatlve Crane of llhno1s lhe
reputation of being ph1losoptucally compatible with Reagan.
Reagan has often, succinctly. stated his requirements. His run-
ning mate must be youn~~r. the 69 year-old ReaJ?an says. and he must
be ··someone who would 'iubscnbe to the c;ame things." carrying out
his program..., lf somelh1ngshouJd happen.
The names o( Sens. Richard Lugar of Indiana. J ohn Danforth of
\1 ,..,..,oun andJohnChafeeofRhodc Island comeupoften
SO 00 TIIOSE OF "rl,UA~ ~1mon . D"nJld Hum!>fcld and
Wilham Ruc kcC.haus dU Nixon adm1rustratwn offl c1als -and
Hcpubllcan Nal.Jonal Committee ChaJrman W11l1am Brock.
Former Treasury Secrt>tary Si mon. chairma n of Reagan·::.
t•xccutJvc advisory board. sa1d he ha-. not been asked nor does he
l'X pect to be and "1f I wert> mterested in polillcs I would have run
for governor or elective office here in New J ersev ··
"Of course. I would be interested. who wouldn ·t be
interested,·· 1s what Cbafee savs when he 1s asked the vice president.Jal quest.Jon. ·
"I'm sure he would consider 1t. he feels strongly about public
servi«'." says J aoet Brown. press aide to Danforth.
And Lugar gives lhe tradtllona I response: He' II support lhe
party·s nominee.
GOV. WILLIAM G. MIUJKEN OF M1ch1gan says he can't see
nny circumstance under which he wouJd be asked. And besides. he
s ays be's not intereste<t.
Iowa's Gov. Robert D. Ray, who's been a featured speaker at
GOP events ever since he chaired the party's platform committee
in 1976. gets continual whispers about how good he would be as the
vice presidential nominee.
H some day the whisperer were Reagan, tbe governor -like
the others -would listen.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
F,....P.,,eAJ
ALCALA •••
"He's sitting next to Mr.
Barnett," she answered.
Miss Crappa had testified
earlier that she didn't stop to in·
vestigate what waa happening
even though she suspecte~
something wu amiss.
A seaaooal flreflgbter with the
U.S. Forest Service at the time.
Miss Crappa publicly revealed
for the first time Thursday that
upon returning to the same
general area on the night of
J une 25. she found a body.
At a preliminary bearing for
Alcala in September, sbe did not
divulge this information.
The firefi11hter, whose tea·
timony was characterized by
Jong, awkward pauses, bad to be
coaxed into tellln1 tbe court
wbatsbe1awthatnJght.
Farnell asked her numerous times during the afternoon what
sbebadfound .
"l can't do lt, I Just can't.''
MIH Crappa said at oa• point.
"It waa Juat ).yin• there • . • " "Dana, what was just· lytq
there?" Farnell uked quietly.
"It Wll Jmt lYina right there,"
s he anawered aftu a lon1
silence.
Judge Schwab cali.cl a ~
in tbe trial. Buntinatoa Beacb
polJce lnveat11ator Crall
Roblloo dlarineed 11111 Crappa
th• abocl1d dacribe what •be ....
We now st~k the fabalo•s eolleetion by·
Hollywood Clothes
~ r.:~ ~ · Men's Suits
for only
·One Dollar!*
"'Mien you buy one suit at the
regular price, you can buy another
of equal or lesser value far only
onedOllar.
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Utility Customers to Save
WASffiNGTON <AP) -About 43
m i lllon Ame rican households wllJ
s ave an average of $25 per year on
their natural gas bills, thanks to the
fe d eral E n e r gy R e gulato r y
Commissjon.
The commission approve d a
proposal Thursday to sorten the
Impact of rising natural gas prtce.s
by maJdq Industry soak up moet of
the increase .
FERC Chairman Charles Curtis
s a id moat homeowners won't
actually get lower blllJ. lnltead, be
said. 'IWh.at 1¥e ~ actually ta.lkl.o1 a bout la a ll mHatlon on the
Increases."
Mattel Rep0rts Profits Up
HAWTHOltNE <AP) -Ma(tel,
Inc. baa reported net lncome for
fiscal 1980 ot $ICU million or 11.• a
share on sales of $805 mllllon.
The result• represented • 21 percent tncreue onr the 12• mlWon
Lo oper.un, ln~m• reported ror
flacal 1979.
El~tft!
Ro se mar y
T o m i ch. an
a g ribusl ·
nesswoman. ts
th e first wom an
to be elected to
t he board o f
directors of Oc·
ci d e nt a l
Petroleum Corp.
s
Simplicity N eeded
Jargon Rampant
In Business Copy
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
The language gets mauled all the time, often by ~pie
using 10 words when one will do or by people whl>can't
Sei!m to describe anything simply. The business world is
ram pant with jargon
I'm indebted to Larry Ragan, who writes a newsletter
out or Chicago, for an example he found in a starr
memorandum written by John O'Toole. the head honcho at
Foote. Cone & Belding, the nation's fifth largest ad vertis·
ing agency <Ragan writes the letter. The Ragan Report,
that goes to people involved in internal company com·
munlcallons ) In hi s message to agency staffers, O'Toole
quoted a paragraph from an rurlme magazine:
"TWA 1s required by the federal government to ensure
compliance with the regulallons concerning smoking on
board Its flights. for the comfort and !lafety or all, we
ea rnesUy solicit each passenger's coo~ra t1on in strictly
observing these rules
Persistent disregard
could result in the of
fending passenger·s dts·
embarkation "
O'Toole":. recom
mendatton to TWA was
'4hy not :.ay It thtl> wa~
Money
Tree
··The government m akes us enforce the no·smoking rule:>
Please obey them or w<.'"11 have to throw you orr the
plane ·· ·
ONE OF THE POINTS O'Toole was making 1s that the
language of advert1S1ng 1s often much better. He cited
these examples: "f'ly the FnendJy Skies.'" "You're Going
to Like Us" ··Doing What We Do Best."
But it's a cinch O'Toole hasn't looked al the ad'lertis·
ing now bemg mounted by Esmuk or If he has, he's not
going to make an Issue of it. Esmatk is a p_5>nderous
Chicago corporation that used to be known as Swift & Co.
Ever since it cba.nged its name six·years ago, Esm ark
has ~n m the embarrassing position of having to explain
who It 1 It can"t JUSt come out and say. "Ht, I 'm
Esmar\( ·· It has to go throu"h such ~yrations ai. thesf'
<taken ( rom its latest advertls1ng mel>sage >
"ANOTHER E SMARK COMPANY is Swift. which
sells vaJue·added food products "
··value·added" means that Swift doesn't merely sell
carcasses No. Sir, 1t does something to that meat before it
n•aches you like cutting rt up. treating rt (adding a IJllle
n1tntc 1 and 1ammini.: 1t into a plastic package. But to go
on
· lnteresung point Swift rs the largest single producer
cir branded breakfast m,.at products in the l' S " That
takes a httle analysts but maybe they mean this· Swift
~ausages and bacon ~N on breakfast tables more often
than any other brand
HF.RE'S THE :"'EXT gem
""Tht' nation's largc-.t ~l'lhng intcgratl'd hi gh·fidchty
stereo automotive speakt..'r 1!> Esmark"!> Jensen brand ··
Now rm not sure what that means. Al first I thought it
meant that Jensen 1~ the leading speaker brand in cars
that have '>tereo !>vstem.., But then I saw that word "1nte·
gr ated. · What is a·n integrated speaker?
And then they tell us ··Esmark ~~s to lhP automotive
market m other ways. '-'llh pack<1ged car rarl' pro<.lucts
"earing lhf' instant!~ recogruied STP label now going into
more lhan 130 countries
Jlcrt> to the l ' S . thf') include products .such as STP
Gas Treatment. Motorist" everywhere arc now more con·
serous than ever or th<' greater necessity t o keep
carburetors dean "
THAT WA.S, I admit. J tough one to wnte STP used lo
boast about helping motonsts cut 011 consumption -until
the Federal Trade Commission forced them to stop mak·
rng unprovable claims So now they Just back into ll with a
hint about "clean carburetors "
Finally· "Another of Esmark's growing companies is
Vickers Energy, a fully integrated producer. refiner and
m arketer of crude oil and petroleum products.'' To say
"Fully Integrated" means you are a producer, refiner and
marketer -no need to say it twice
With words hke these. Esmark. we'll never get to
know you
2-for-l Fare Offered
NEW YORK CAP> -Pan Am erican Airways
passengers could save up to $2,~7 with what lhe airline
says is the fi rst international 2·fOr· l fare.
The special rate, announced this week to m a rk Na·
honal A1rlines' merger with Pan Am , will be 1iven to
passengers who travel between now and Apnl 9 on a ny Na·
tion a l flight b e t ween F lor id a a nd New York or
Washington. D.C.
Gold, Silver Quotations
By 'nae Aaocla&ff Press
Selected world gold prices today:
Loedoe: mornlns fixinl ~.oo. off S26.00; afternoon Uxlng $525.00, off $38.00; clo&na $m.
Paris: alt.emooo fixln1 $$37.08, off $23.98.
Frukla.rt: $530.$2. oft $25.10.
Zuteh: bid SS2l.OO, ofU2'7.00: $527.00 asked.
New York: Handy" Harman late morning $52:S.OO; otr
$38.00.
New York: EnaeJhard sellJnlf prtco late morning
$5216.30, orr $36.10.
New Yortl: Engelhard fabricated gold late morning U«.12. 0(( $37.36.
* * * NEW YORK <AP) -Handy & Harman silver 131.900,
unehaneed. £nst lhard silver $21.626, uncbaneed; fabricated
silver. $22.885, uachanced.
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Angel Seorer Impartial? Hardly
n. A.na•lt have bJnd .... l'hnkl to nu Ute
role ol permaneot olftdal ~ lD bopea of
sol•lnl en ev r-arowtn• pf'ObMaa Tbt Job u tnclitJoeaUy M8dMd by •Porta
•riten. wtllcb wu bad ~ It'• DO attret
that but y,riten d vek>p an MUdunent f aome call it a love-bate Nlalloublp) to lb• t am
th y' re coverh\J
But P'ranb can't pou bb bf roo.slCS.red an
imparttal otnclal H wu employf'd by lhl'
An1el1 (or five y ara as the-Ir dirt"rtor nf
publications.
WHEN HE TAL .. S ABOUT the t\n1tela. ht>
uisually refef"8 to a.he team u ··wf'," rathn thnn
"thl'y ..
Like l>l~k Miller of lh HMaJd-Examlotr
before him. Frank$ wall someday mMt h1 1J
Wuterloo And he will ht> unablt' to cnnvlntf'
unyone of tua imp rtu1lll>. desptte the fart that
franks 1s a friendly, honest, hard worlung, 11ood
guy
Milter. you may remembt•r. w1al\ tht• omr1al
i.corn during the controverMa1 Nol1rn H> an one
hiller aglllnst Nt!W York on July 31
ON NATIONAL TV. &YAN took a no-bJttAn'
U\to the et&btb lnn1D1 unW Jhn Spencer drlu.d
.-atnC)e t.o c•ter for the Yank .... But MlUer
ruled an effOl' on center n.ldtr Rkk IUller (DO
rtlalloo), a.hereby prolonllq &ht no-hitter.
U Reill• Jacbon h•'t alqJed up tM
middle ln th• olnlb lnnln1, lt mlibt bave *" the rootroveny ol the dlcede. Speoe.r caJled
th~ scorer'• deeiaion "• (bleep)lnl d1a1ra~."
llnd Jloward Cottll rtpp.cl the call tor lbe
twntlfll of mlWon1 of TV vlewen.
TIU: PaOBLEM COVLD BE &Olved by •
ll'lm ol lea1ue·appointed aoorers wbo, Ulce um·
i>Ht'fl, tr»vel from &ame to 1ame : No
fitvontism, no controversy
f\ut baseball owners won't list.en to that
.. olut1on bto,·ause 1l tovolves spendina more
money A run time, traveling scorekeeper wlll
rl'QUlrt! a full lime b&lary.
t 1ot1l thal beeomes clear as the only viable
... .,1utwo. l>abeball will eontinue to have Dick
M1ll~r t·ontrovers1es, and players will still
bell7ache, ''Hey, tb•y eall that a bit In
Detrorlt!''
PALll 8P&ING8 NOTEBOOK-The An&els
eoldouttbttrftrsttwocame.oftbeCactuaLea1ue
seaeoo. ud a larse overflow crowd llDed the Ceoce
outalde the stadium ... Seuoo ticket aalea have
topped the 18,000 mark and appear beaded (or an
openinC day level tomewbere between 17-ut,OOO.
Tbe Angel.a already surpassed the American
League record of 12,359 Ht ln Kansas City last year ...
Alt.boueb .CS plJayen are in camp, Ancel
Manager Jim Fregosi aay1 oone of the promls·
lng rookies figure to make the club. Former
Orange Cout Collete outfielder Daryl SconJet"S
bu ca~ Fre1oei's eye with b.la biUJn1. but
will probably start lhe aeaaon ln Salt Lake
City ...
Still aeeking a reliable left-handed pitcher.
the Angels are talking about a trade with
Milwaukee (or Bill Travers. Talks are stalled
because, according to General Manager Buzue
Bavui, .~e Brewers "want to break up our nucleus. . ..
Shortstop Bert Campanerla and bl•
$180,000-a·year 11lary are °" the tncl1Qc block.
With Fred Patek pencUed in u the •tart.er aDd
Todd CrU& lined up behiDd him, the An1e1t
figure Campy Jijuat dead w~liht ...
Joe Rudi says his ankle la still atlff from
lut year's AcbJlle. tendon l.nJury, but be'a
worlung lhl'Ougb the stiffness • . . Dan Ford la
rehabilit.aUng from hla off·aeaaon knee aursery
al Ram.a Camp in Fullerton. He expect& to be
ready by opening day . . .
Don lnlylor led the majors ln RBI and ruu
last year, a feat performed only by a .elect
group of greats: Babe Ruth, Lou Gebri&, Ted
Williama, Johnny Mize, Duke Snider, Mickey
Mantle, Roger Maria and Hank Aaron • • .
The Angels' club salary averages JW,SH
per playe r , fifth highest in the major
leagues . . Merv Rettenmund, the An&els'
bcsl pinch·hjtter last year <.400 o(f the bench),
has been invited to camp as a noo-roster player,
hut will have a tough tame mak.lng the final
squad of 25.
Edison Wins Big Again
APWI~
RAY MEYER, COLLEGE BASKETBALL COACH OF THE YEAR.
Aguirre, M eyer Win
Basketb a l l H o nors
( 11\' lH I\ 'I/ A f'O I~ IS <A I' 1
I "' '"1rd M<trk Agu1rrl', who
: hot lhl' J)1·J•;wl Hlu1· Dcmuru, to
ttw tor> of lhl' national rankings
lh1s se:.ison. wa:,, named wmnt·r
of the Adolph Hupp Trophy
today as The AsMH'H1ted Press'
<·olkJ,?e h:.iskl'thall Player of lhe
'\car for 1979 80.
T he 6 ·7 , 235-pound Aguirre
;iceepled the award at a new!->
l'Onfcrence in a dual ceremony
that also honored DePaul's Ray
Meyer as The AP Coach of tht·
Year.
TllE VOTING BY the nation's
sport.s writers and broadcasters
was t aken at the end of the
regular season when the Bluf>
Demons finished first in The AP
national rankings but before the
NCAA pla yoffs. wh~n they
su ff ~red a sl~nn1n g .
i.c•cond -round knockout by
UCLA.
Aguirre was a s mashing
winner in the Player of the Year
halloling, collecting 1691'2 voles
(; uard Kyle Macy of Kentucky
polled 921 z for the r11nnerup spot
and guard Darrell Griffith of
Lou1sv1lll' had 2'J for third p)Jf'l'
Maryland forward Allx-rt itrng
flnt1>hC'd fourth with 13. one V'>lt·
.1hc·ad of Duke center M1kr·
Gm 1 n!.k1. l'urduc t'<'nter Joe
Barry Carroll was sixth w;th 10,
follow<:d by La Salle forward
M ichacl Brooks <9> Forwards
Don Collins of Washington State
and Lt•wis Lloyd of Drake were
tied for eighth
THREE PLAYERS HAD four voles each forward Hawkeye
Whitney of North Carolina Stale.
Marquette guard Sam Worthen
and forward Mike Woodson of
Indiana.
In the Coach of the Year
balloting, Meyer was a landshcte
winner with 2181h votes. Lefty
Driesel! of Maryland finished a
distant second with 39. He was
followed by Oregon State's
Ralph Miller (19), Kentucky 's
Joe Hall <181,..1). Indiana's Bobby
Knight (11), Syracuse's Jim
Boeheim C 10), Louisville's
Denny Cr um 19). Missouri's
No rm Stewart C7), and Iowa's
Lute Olson and Iona 's Jim
Valvano CS each).
John Sevano
By ROGER CARLSON Of,,.. o.11~ Pl leol Sutt
CIF Btg f<'ive Conference champion
Edison High ib the runaway leader on
the m oney-maker list for the 1979
football season, grossing nearly $16,000
more than No. 2 Mater Dei.
which rambled to a 9 2 1 record, upping
the Vikrngs' fortune!'.> to No 3 on the hst,
replacing Fountain Valley.
llunt1ngtoo Beach . although 1t
:.uffered with no v1et.on es, 1s No 4 on
the net revenue list with a $16,293 tab
unable to fum1sh a net figure beeaose
the gr<>!>~ take Is placed in a general
fund. which 1s then used by all sports.
HOW£VER, THE SAILORS' gross or
$17 .300, computed on the average
t•x pense, figures to net out in the
neighborhood or Sl4.000 An indkator of Edison's drawing
power lies m lhe fact four area teams
s howed their No. 1 money maker as·lhe
game with Edison.
THE DAILY PIL01"S list attempts lo
~how the gross revenue for a school
year w1lh tho opponent's share already
deleted.
Traditional rivalries continue to
dominate the figures as the big profit.a
came in those areas -s uch as Mater
De1 vs. Servile, Fountain Valley vs.
Edison, Dana llills vs. San Clemente.
University vs. Irvine and Marina vs.
Jl unttngton Beach.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Manna,
Newport Harbor and E stancia all
s howed EdJson as the key game toward
their profit picture for 1979.
Th<' season was al:,,o good to Marina.
* * *
Tbe net Is aft.t>r expenses sueh as
ticket takers, stadwm rental, offic1al!.
and CIF s hares However. some sehools
also figure the eosts of ururorms and
other 1tem.s that rt.be from tJme to lime
Newport llarbor. for example. "'a~
* * *
The bottom lme: Football, as always.
I\ the bread and butter of a scholastic
hud~d
* * * Prep Football Money Outlook
School
~dison
M a ter Dei
Marina
Fountain Valley
Huntington Beach
Newport Harbor
Estancia
Corona del Mar
Ocean View
San Clemente
~osfa Mesa
Laguna Beach
Dana Hills
University
Irvine
JOHN CAPPELLETTI
Record Enrollment 1979 Gross 1979 Net 1978 Net The Big Galne, -----12·2 3,350 S52,428 $23. 5-4, S26,607 Fountain Valley -------8-3 2,200 ~.668 $26,949 ~.508 Servite
9·2· 1 3,683 ~3,718 s 18,850 $ 8 ,871 Edis.on
~-1 4,083 S27.500 $10,000 SJ.3,000 Edison
0-9· 1 3,000 $18,m $16,293 s 6,245 Marina
2-S-3 2,208 -$17,300 Undetermined $23,782 Edison
9.3 1,900 $17.131 $14, 131 s 9,782 Edison
.. -6 2,055 $17,013 s 9,825 $13,028 Newport Harbor
... s-1 2,7SO $13,788 s 7,657 s 7 ,516 Kennedy
8-S 1,880 $11,400 s 7 ,952 s 5,600 Esoeranza
7-S 1,781 $10,865 s 7,065 s 9,274 El Toro
4-S 1,080 $10,400 s 6,200 s b, 180 Dana Hiiis
1.J.1 1,977 . $10.191 s 5,769 s 2.600 San Clemente
2·7 1,575 $ 10,026 s 1,938 s 6 ,800 Irvine
2-7· 1 1,650 s 6,998 s 3,278 s 7,000 University
Cappelletti Goes to SD
_. SAN DIEGO CAP) -f'onner lleisman trophy worlc out. He 1s not a free agent but his health is a
winner John Cappelletti is end.Jn~ fi ve years as a concern to the Chargers.
Los Angeles Rams fullback to jotn the San Diego Cappelletti 'o:; depa rture became available
Chargers, sources close to both teams said today. followtng the 1979 eampaign and the s terling
Jn return for the 6·1, 220-pound Cappelletti, Lhe perfonnJlllt-e last se1son of Cullen Bry'Jnt. who
Chargers agreed to give up future draft choices. replaced the lnJu~ Penn S~te grad, an went on to rush for 619 yards and rave touchdowns on 177
THE RAMS TOOK Cappelletti as a No l draft carnes
ehoice out of Penn St.ate but was used spanngly for Cappelletti's best game and most remembered
two years. lie gamed 688 yards for Los Angeles in perfonnance oceurred against Pittsburgh ln Ur18
1976, 598 in L977 and 604 in 1978 . when he rushed for 106 yal'ds on 20 carries tn tlle
Two years ago, Cappelletti caught 41 passes slush and mud or the Coliseum floor. Ironically. it
for 382 yards but spent last season on 1nJured was in that contest that Cappelletti first incurred
reserve with a groin tear. the groin injury to bis leg.
Although he suffered the groin inJury late in IDS . the 1978 season. he missed only two games before . IN CAREER AS A RAM. Cappelletti has
going back in the final regular season game and gained 2..246 yards a.od scoted lS touchdowns on
the first playoff game. Cappelletti then imtated an 632 cames dunng a five-year span. He al.so bas 947
old s houlder injury in the National Football yards . and three TDs through lhe air on 105
League's NFC title game which Dallas won. 28.0. recep~ltonsB. t C 11 .: ed . .1 u.. e ryan , appe et ... was us pnman y
CAPPELLETTI, %7 , WAS in San Diego as a blockmg bitck. Thus, in his five seasons, be
Thursday to undergo a phys1caJ examination and accounted for only three 100-yard performances .
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Selling UC Irvine's Program Isn't Easy
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average); Grant Taylor. Cypress (fHI, i•.41:
1.
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It may sound hke a dream, but UC Irvine's
new basketball coach Bill MuJUgan is trying
hard to make it a reality.
The former Saddleback College mentor is
busily scurrying about these days trylng to land
some top talent for the Anteaters• 1980·81
basketball aeuon.
But MuJUgan isn't even thinkin1 ln terms oC
rebuilding, or starting from scratch. He wants
results instantly and thlnka be can 1et them
with the right recruits.
Lester Cooner, Chabot (6·•. 24.6); Kevln Fuller.
Long Beach CC (6-3. 24.5); Edd1e Roberson.
Riverside (6-8, 19.1); Zack Jones. San Diego CC
<6-5, 28.5); Jonath Nicholas, San Die10 Mesa
(8·3, 19.1): Norm Adams, Santa Ana (6-7, 17.0);
and Warren Ellia, Santa Ana (6-0, 17.7).
he says, adding that his burden has been e~
by th. e new UCI position. "If I didn't have thJa ·1 job I'd have more tlme to th.tnlc about that 1ame
entirely." . .J ~
Unfortunately, setllna UCl's program isn't
easy.
MtJU.IGAN &EADO. 'Y ADlllTS UCI 11 not
a name oo the tlp ol everyoae'a t.oaJuet, and lt'a
tou&b to land top talent when 1ou're buckin& the
llket of the Pac·l.O, Bil 10, WCAC and Bl1 Eiabl
conferences. .. 1 doa't think U'1 any aecret that UCI la not
known u a buketball power," 1aJd Mulll1an.
"People 1ay t.o me, 'Who'• UCI?' Tha\'a a pro-
blem, bul It can be a plua, too, for tbe>1e wbo like
a chaUence."
A QIALLENGB 18 WHAT ~ players will
1et at Crawford Hall The \11)-to-now pltltul An·
Cea..,_ are a woeful thJM.for-PCM •in~ com.
lDI Into the ccnlenmce three Jean aco.
I
"We want to wln right away," he says, but
adds, "We don't have anybody yet, t.hou&h."
One person Mulligan already bH cm
wrapped la hla 6-8 center from Seddlebact,
Kevin Mqee. who wu recently voted co-MVP
of the state alona wJlb Letter Conner of Chabot.
ID&UL'Y, WHAT MUl.UGAN would like
to do ia compote a junior col.let• all·star t.am
for next season. With aeven 1cbolanhlp1 avail•·
ble. the Irtahman wouJd like t.o cJve nve to
junior colle1e stars and then brinl in two talent-
ed freshmen.
Tbe llal of junior colle1e playen Mulll1an ia
courting la lmpreaive. U be just pU baU of
them U'Cl 1hould be more than nt.,.clable.
Altbouih Mulll1an pol.bely retaMd t.o Hy
who be wu woolo&, tbla reporter bu uncovered
a ll1t of hll nine top candldatel.
Besidel Maaee. •bo bt already bu locked.
otben Include: llarlr Sat.cm. CJpnll ('Joi, IJ,1
Of coune, lbat list does not lnclude polen·
tial Saddleback crossovers Randy Wbieldoa
<8--4, 17.1) and F.d Patrick (5-10, 10.0).
Wbieldon appean beaded for UCI, allhou1h
there is IOOle doubt, while Patrick is up ln the
alr. · ·
"We're not dotnc bad," says MuW1an.
"We've be,D around."
Tbe fint day Cor letter-of-intent •l&Dincs is
Aprilt.
Staytdned .•• • •• M1Jl..UOAN 8AY8 BE'S BEEN ao buay
recnaldnl bt ..._ 'l really bad a chance to think
about bit team'• CS.vutatiq Joa lD the 1tate Hmllt.o~. "I ...U, fell more IOl'l'Y for the pla.yen,''.
Reflecting, Mulllean won't aay whether he ] would have done things dltterent.ly.
"We Juat tried to matcb our power wiUa •
their power. Our problem wu we badn't PlQed •
anybody that bl1 (re(errtn1 to Eaton) before.
"Cypreu alme>1l did what Tandy <GlUil•, ·
Oraqe Coul) did tbe year before. I don't tblnt i
any other team could have done that to ua ei-· • (
cept Cypreea. 'Ibey bad tbe sbe. ·• . ~
Whit CfPres.t dJd WU box out WhleJdoG and t
play a UMllb man·to.man defeme oe tbe rut ol '
the team, with Eat.on ptt.tac weat-1lch betp '
everyttme the ball went lllto Ma.... ::·~ I <>ranee Coast played the iame way lat
year t.o win tbe state eba:n=!f from tM
Gaucho., -the Char1en o the 1cript perf ec:Uy. . ••
"I don't t.b1Dk l 'U ever f« wtlat up. "'
pened/' U11 MuW1a.ua. . .-:.: .. .i:l!l!U~-1«i•-VlH.ml-MM----f
ahead ...
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\l.OL 73, NO. 11, 4 SEP IONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1980 Fl.f=TEEN CENTS J
f ·. Judge Rules Koester Recall Valid
81~8C'llOS•aa. ...............
Or .... 0>.ty Superior Cou"
J\Mi1• l:idward W allla rel\Md
today IO uavalidate Neall pell.
tJOAI .. .._ San Clemente Ctty
CountUwoaun Karoline Koester.
Wallin ruled that the pet.ltiona,
bearln' the name• of 3,409
penone who Hid Mrs. Koester
ahoUld face a June 3 recall elec·
Uon, wwe validly ex-ecuted In compUanee wllb lhe •tate eltt
lions code.
Mn. Koetter, wbo wu prtHnt
at the heartn& ak>q with Clty
Councll candidate William
Wasner. N.ld abe bid not yet de·
cided whether to appeal Wallln's
declslon to the Fourth Dlatrict
Court of Appeal an San
Bernardino.
"J would recommend 1t."
eommeated Norman Seldm.n,
M r1. Koe11ter'1 attorney.
M r1. Koester bad contended in
her petition for a writ ot man·
date that the petttlona.did not
meet 1tate Code of Civil
Procedure requJrementa that
petltioo cJn:uJat.on declare un·
der ~ ol perjUJ'Y where the petltiam were executed.
Wallin. however, decided that
a section ot the state elections
'Protected' Federal Witness
code wbidJ requJres the addrea
of tbe petition circulator wu
sufficient.
W allln issued bts ruling over
s trenuous objections from
Seldman who hinted that
criminality may have been ln·
voJved in collecUon of the signatures.
The attorney said later that an
investigation into U)ose allega.
lions was terminated by lbe dis·
trict attorney's office over the
legal is.sues raised by the lack of
a statement on ~here the peti·
lions were actually execut.ed.
Attorneys for the defendanu
in the act.ioo, San Clemente Cify
Clerk Max Berg and Orange
County Registrar or Voters AJ
Olson, dJd not address the court,
but were clearly pleased with
the ruling.
Seidman initially asked Wallin
if be felt "comfortable" ban·
dUn• lhe Koester action due to the poltllcal tension in San
Clemente.
W allln responded rather fiaUy
that be was a north Tuatin resi-
dent who had no Idea "or wbat ts
happening in San Clemente.··
M ra. Koester said she was sur·
o r ised that Wa llin was not
CSee RECALL. Page A%)
Former Me·sa Criin~ Figure Shot
~fl Lfliag ~~,
Witness Tells
Of Discovery
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of ,,,. o.i1, Pllee su11
A youn g fire fig hte r has
testified she discovered what
was apparently the mutilated
body of Robin Samsoe or Hunt-
ington Beach last June after see·
ing a man resembling Rodney
Teens' Pose
For Photos
'Disturbing'
Laguna Beach City Coun·
cilman Wayne Baglin issued a
wa rning to parents this week.
askin~ them to keep close tabs
on their teen-age children on the
city·s beaches after an incident
his wife witnessed last weekend.
Baglin told fellow council
members and a council chamber
a udience this week that he is
"very disturbed " about events
taking plarc on La~una 's shores.
He said his wife observed two
men taking "protection photo·
graphs " of five young girls at
the base of St. Ann's Drive last
Sunday. and said the girls gave
the photographers their names
and phone numbers before pos.
ing for them.
.. These girls were between 12
and 14 years of age," Baglin
s aid. He said the girls were
wearing scanty swimsuits and
had two grocery bags containing
beer on the beach.
The two photographer s,
dressed in street clothing, ap-
parently told the girls they were
shooting photos for a s urfing
magazine. •
.. They encouraged the girls to
assume lewd poses in their
s wimsuits," Baglin said, "and
when the police arrived, the
girls treated the situation like it
(See POSED, Page A2>
Coast
Weat•er Considerable cloudiness
tonight, decreasing
Saturda,y. Wind aust.s up
to 25 mpb at timet. Cooler
with lows tonlaht of 48 at
the beaches to 56 inluMl.
Bi&bs Saturday ln low t.o
mid809.
Alcala near the same area days
earlier.
The dra matic t esti mony
Thursday in Alcala's murder
and kidnap trial in Orange Coun·
t.y Super ior Court brought a
heated response later from de·
fense attorney John Barnett.
Barnett told reporters outside
Jud ge Philip Sc hw ab's
courtroom that Lake Arrowhead
firefighter Dana Crappa, 21.
.. was a very disturbed YOUOI la dy" whose testimony was "a
cheap tlleatrical trick ... "
Alcala is charged with abduct·
ing Miu Samaoe. 12, last June
from Huntingt.on Beach and tak·
ing her to a remote canyon area
in Sierra Madre. where her re·
mains were found .
Under questioning by Deputy
Dis trict Attorney Richard
Farnell, Miss Cr a ppa said
Alcala. 36. resembled the man
she saw June 20 "forcefull y
steering·· a blonde-haired child
toward brush area as she drove
by on her way to the ranger sta·
lion at Chantry Flats.
"I'm not 100 percent positive."
Miss Crappa said. "But an in·
dividual that looked like the one
l saw is here ."
"Where is he?" Farnell asked.
"He's sitting next to Mr.
Barnett," she answered.
Miss Crappa had testified
<See ALCALA, Page A2>
Boumi, a 500-pound Siberian tiger, rests his paw on
traine r Tajana Hannaford while bestowing a kiss during
a performance of the Shrine Circus at the Michigan State
Fairgrounds in Detroit.
Damage to Slope Feared
Lagunam Blame Erosion on City Drain
Neighbors above Bluebird Can·
yon have asked Laguna Beach
City Council members to correct
a city storm drain outlet below
their homes that they suspect is
undermining slopes leading to
their properties.
Nearly a dozen residents of
Keller Way, Sailing Way and
Starlit Drive urged counc il
members this week to extend
the city drain along a natural
creek bed below their homes ln
order to prevent further erosion
of the slope.
But City Manager Ken Frank
s uggested the city hire a
geologist to study the problem
before remedial action is taken.
"The problem is, we're not ex-
actly sure what the problem is."
Frank said.
He said a geologist could dis·
cover if the city storm drain is
contributing to the erosion of
s urrotmd.ing properties and said
that study could be produced
"fairly rapidly," for less than
$1 ,000.
· But council members were
anxious to have the improve·
menta done on tbe drainage pipe
San Juan to Host
'Simllow Parade'
San Juan capistrano residents
and visitors alike will celebrate
the return ol the swallows to the
Mlsaioo City Saturday wilb the
22nd annual Swallows Day
Parade on downtown streets.
More than 125 entries, ranatng
from equestrians. wagons and
floats will parade down clty
· atreeta belfnnlng at 11 a.m.
Tbe parade LI touted u tho
lara.t ancl oldelt non-motorlled
neatlDU.ltllle,udW.,.... wtU mcl9de tM 8udweller beer
Clrcleldal• bOflft P•llin& a ~ ................ .
Loo.al aeouu... bl1b. school mare.., tMIDI aed 4r1ll tam
will alM.' ••rtlelpat• ln tbe ,.,. ............. oil Oii gJ
Camino ReaJ a block north oft.be
mi111lon.
Parade particlpantl will head
north on El Camino Real, turn
west on La Zanja, aoutb on
Camino Capistrano, then weal on the Orte11 Ht1bway, and
north a1atn on El Camino ReaJ
to the ml11lon.
Or1anbera of tbe Fiesta de Ju
Golondrlnas 11y they expect ,
50,000 1pectaton to 1bow up
Saturday for tile two·boar par9de. ne .-.... MUftlill _.
S-4u wttb • frail ,.... ...... ;1:,\~ t a.m. It C. •~ ...... _1 __ <W_
l'or ...,....., call tllll a.
Jm ""'8aw ftll&a A•am. tiollllt4iNITI.
immediately.
··1 hesitate to order a $1,000
study that shows us we have a
problem," s aid Counc ilman
Wayne Raglin. "Then we have lo pay more money to find out
what it is. If we s.i>eod Sl,000 to-day. lbe geologfst will come
back with a report we won't un-
derstand.
"Let's juat do It and uae the
money right from the bellnning
to put in a d.iapatcher and retain·
ing situation down there," be
said.
Cotmcilwoman Sally Bellene
agreed, saying .. We have t.o g«
in there and deal with tbe ~ lem rathertbanstudyit."
But Frank said be WU not
sure improvinl{ the at.orm drain
would take care of all the.,,.
I ems in the eaayon.
Neilbbora have reported the
cuJ de sac at StarUt Drive ~
be settling because ot pondiJll ol
water ln the ptter and t1'0 dty
sewer maim frontial on Keller
and Sa1JiDg waya appear to be
settling, poa1jbl7 becaUM of
earth mowmtllt.
Councilmen alNed to fund a
1eol011c ltudy ~ tbe area t.o de-
termine the problem. but alio
authorized Frank to expad up
to '5.009 to improve Ule ltGnn draln.
Only llatUn wt.ad DO, MYillll
be beUeYe1 ttae po&ocjc IW011 ..... o1.....,.
Cadempt Cited
JtA.NMS CITV, Mo. <AP) -Strlki~ ftreft .. tert JamllM . dt7 tedQ, .... aftld8 t11• eo•t••Pt eltatlM• ............. •
Wo11nded
lnNY
Attack
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
OI U. 0..ly l"llel S~
Police in New York are
looking for the man or men who
earlier Uus week gunned down
one-lime Orange Coast cnme
figure Anthon y "Big Tony"
Marone outside his Long Island
home.
Marone, whose real name 1s
Manfredonia . was wounded. in
the cheek. back, shoulder and
leg by .22-caJiber bullets fired at
him as be got out or bis car
Mon<IAu' niab1 at his Lake Grove.
Loni 1s1aDd. home. His son. Anthony Jr., also
known as "Little Ton y" is
presenUy servuig a five-year prlaoo tenn in California for
1ee •d decree murder in tbe
1171 ~in Newport Beldl ot
StepheD Join Bovan.
Potiee In Suffolk County said
no one bas been arrested in the
Marone shooting. He is list.eel in
fair condit ion at Smithtown
General Hospital
Ma ro ne-Manfredonia was
once protected. under the federal
witness relocation program
because he testified. against New
York organized t rime figure A.
Vincen t Papa . P apa was
convicted of conspiracy in a
m assive heroln sm ugglin~ case
on which the movie "The French
Connection" was based.
Pa pa was an associate of
Carmine Galante who took over
the Carlo Gambino family in
New York when Gambino died
in 1976.
Suffolk County homicide
detectives declined to speculate
whether the Monday night
shooting was related to that
testimony.
Following hi s cou r t
appear an ces on that case.
Manfredonia and his family
changed their names to Marone
and were moved to Costa Mesa.
His daughter roamed another
re loca te d federal witness,
Raymond Antoneoli, whose
name was changed to Resco.
The couple and young Marone
settled in Huntington Beach.
The three men became
associated with two other East
Coast crime figures who bad
moved to the Orange Coast -
Jerry Peter Sorrentino, whose
CSee SHOT. Page A!)
TARGET OF KILLERS?
R•yrnond Steven Resc:o
Marone's
Son,. in-law
•A Target'
Following th<.' New York shoot·
ing of Anthony "Bi~ Tony"
Ma r one. Or ange County at·
lorney Thomas Crosby said lo·
day he 1s fea rful his client
Raymond S t eve n R esco,
Ma rone's son·in-law, ~s also the
target of kl lie rs.
Crosby defended Resco during
his Oran~c County S15perior
Court trial in the sla ying of
Stephen John Bovan of Fountain
Valley. ·
Resco. who was a Huntington
Beach re~1denl at the time.
along wtlh Marone's son, An·
thony Jr -"Little Tony" -
were convicted m the 1977 Bovan
murder that occurred in
Newport Beach.
Both Resco and "Little Tony"
are ser ving five.year prison
terms m Soledad State Prison.
Angrily declaring that the
federal J ustice Department bas
treated his client ''shabbily,"
Cros by a lso said he believes
Resco is in gr ave danger as long
as be is in a state prison.
"l know there's a contract of
at least $100,000 out on him," the
Newport Beach attorney said.
"And the feds well know it and
they're turning their backs on
him."
Resco, whose real name is 1
1\1:-........1 Run Slated Raymood Antooeoli, was taken ,
.1. ~ into the federal witness protec-· l
Tbe Sou~oast YMCA ls lion program under what Crosby ·
s poruoriog tbe second annual c a I I e d o u t r a g e o u s
Laguna Niguel 10 Kilometer Fun circumstances. ~
Run Aprll 12 beginnin1 at 8 a.m. The attorney said Resto.
at the Ziggurat. RegistraUon Antoneoli had served about half
and further inlonnaUon may be of a lengthy prison term in Sing
obtained by calling South Coast Sing prison in New Yort for a ' YllCA at 831· YMCA. (See TilGET, Page A!) J
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Propo•ed Boat Ban Lifted
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Energy Department
baa retreated in the face ol powerboat owners an1ry
about a sUIJ:Uon that, u a gas-savina menu.re, they not be wed to use their craft on weekends.
Bnerly Departlnebt offlciaa. aalcl cluri~ a bearinl 1b~ that tbe propoaaJ will be chanaect. II not sunk a.._1etlw'.
The departineat reoelftd 15,000 leUan objecting totbeban.
~ alto went UDIJlnJ .. •bout the .1u11eeuon. Fourteen con1r•nmen appeared
Tbunday to criticise the san. " ..
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OUA1'SM.A.LA CITY, Outmala <AP) -RteeM wortien
havt t.mMl'tMd t.be bodMe al • peoipM evidtnlly tortured, killed
and burttd IQ a remote cH7oa by pollUcal terrorl1t1.
1ulhor1Ue1 la tblt c.otraJ AIMrinn utJon aald today.
• A fir• depatlmenl apoll .. •u in lb• Nrtl town of
Chlmaltenuso uW all U. Ylctl• were found Tlturiday with
their baodl Uecl b9W.nd tMlt -.cu ad bad beea abot "
The bodJ w re atrtpped ot ldentlftcaUon and there waa no
lndlcatJon wh lhor lb kUUnp were carried oul by 1eru1t or rl1hll11l terrorlat.t, the 1poke1m.n W d
............ "••e.
WASHINGTON <AP> -Secretary ol State C)'rua R Vance
refused today to make available to Hou.ae members detail• or
his convers-itons with PreaJdent Carter on the U.S. vote of a
\Jnited NaUooa ruoluUon concltlmnana Israel settlement.a oo OC· cupied Arab territory.
Facing a barraae or skepllcal questions from the House
Foreign Affairs Committee. Vance maintained repeatedly that
U .S policy toward Israel remains unchanged even though the
JJnited St.ates beheves the settlements are illegal and "an obata· cle to peace "
Vance continued lo s houlder personal responsibili ty for the
"fa ilure of communication" that led US Ambassador Donald
McHenry to vote for Secun ty Council Resolution 465 But
11everal committee members to ld b1m bluntly that they believe
the responsibility ii. not his but President Carter·s
Dellar Reilftl'• Afl.,•11~~
LONDON (AP) -The dollar advanced today against major
world currencies, reversing a two-day Qecllne.
Gold prices rose after official South African confirmation
that it cul bullion sales. South Africa supplies more than hair the world's gold
Gold closed in London at $528, and traded in New York at $563, up $27
Silver traded in New York at $22.50. up 15 cents.
T-..iefl C'er11 Tr•~~fl
AURELIA , Iowa <AP> -The Food and Drug Administra-
tion said today the u S. Department or Agriculture IS trying lo
trace thousands or bushels or corn believed tainted by cancer· busing insecticides.
Clifford Shane of Kansas City. a d1stnct director or the
FDA. said tests show that traces or insecticides wen: round in
soil samples and broken pieces or corn from two elevators rn northwest Iowa
He said the government was concerned that the corn, taint
ed with cancer-causing insecticides aldnn or dieldrin, may have
been shipped to several Midwest states. a nd perhaps even over-l>eas
ALCALA •.•
t•a r lier that she didn't stop tom·
\cs ligate what was happening
1·\ c•n though s he suspected
,oml'lhmj! was amiss
. \ -.t•JbOnal firefighter with t he
l s Forei.t !)(·rvicc at the time,
M1si. Crappa publicly revealed
for the first t1m1· Thursday that
upon return1ni.: lo the same
gl'nnal area 110 t he night or
Junr 25. she found a body.
1\t a pr<'hmmary heurlng for
Akal<1 in ~ptt•mbcr. she did not
1hvulge this 1nformat1on
The firefighter, whose tes·
t1mony \\as characterized by
lflng, awkward pauses, had to be
1·oaxed into telling the court
what she saw that night.
1-'amell asked he r numerous
u mes during the afternoon what
she had found . . "l can't do it, I just can't,'
Miss Crappa said at one point.
·'It was jusllyiniz there . . . "
"Dana, what was just lying
there?" Farnell asked quietly.
"It was just lvinlZ riizht there." sh e ans wer ed after a long
'iilence.
Judge Schwab called a recess
in the trial. Huntington Beach
p o lice In ve s tig a tor Craig
Robison convinct.'d Miss Crappa
s he should describe what s he
saw.
"It was a body," she told the
court when the trial resumed.
"It was missing the hands and
feet. It was preUy cut up . . "
M issCrappa said the nude body
was bloated "like an a nimal
gets when it sits for a while."
She u id she ran from the
area , got back in her car and
d rove away to her parents
house. Asked by Farnell why s he
had withheld the vital informa-
tion, Mias Crappa said, ''It was
just something that I can't deal
with."
Under cross examination by
Barnett, she said it was "either
now or never" to tell what she
had found.
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DAILY PILOT
o.llr "1141t St.off ,.,_..
LOSES COURT RULINO
Councilwoman Koester
From Page A J
RECALL .•.
a ware of the San C le m e nte
political scene and accused the
Judge of not fully understanding
the legal issues involved in the
action.
POSED •..
was a big joke.
··As soon as the police left, the
girls continued to consume
· beer," be said.
"I think at the least the of·
ficers should have taken the full
containers of beer away from
the girls, but they chose not to
do so."
And while there m ay be no
c riminal law against taking
photographs on the be ach,
Baglin said parents should be
aware that such events are tak-
ing place in town.
"We recently had a child
porno1trapby ring broken in
town.' the councllman aaid.
He aald chtldren should also
be "aware of th1a type of penon
wandering a round the beach
with poor intentions."
Police Capt. Nell Purcell
acknowledged the beach inci-
dent, but said b.1a oftlcen took
no action because "no criminal
law wu broten."
He aald be was not aware the
&Jrls ndOt bave been consum-
IDI alcabol. but Hid "then la no
city ordinance or state law I
hav~ Jmowled1e ol t.bat would
probJblt aomeone frops taldn1 plet~-of anocher person on a oub~q beach. "Now the puenta mlJbt have
cJvll NeOUrM U the stria' pie·
,tUHI.,., 'Up lo. mapll.DI.''
he 1.W. "Dul we caa'' UTett 1omeone for takJn1 photo-aa'Dbl.u .
He qned-wltb BUUD'~ GOil· tentlon -._ ...... tie IMMMd
of 1ucb ..... on.
Gooaies
B1"'9A1Mela&ff p,...
The 90 American hoeta1e1 tn
l.he U. !mbaa1y in Tehran will
set JrlDlan new 1•ar t.reatl but
aot thelr fr edorn uatn Shah
Mobamauad Rt:n Rablavl I•
returned, their militant captors
Hid today
M eanwhile, Ay a tollah
Ruhollab Khomelnl called for a
c rackdown on foes ot his
r e alm e, a nd Pr esident
Abolhauan Bani-Sadr warned.
·'I will have no mercy. I will put
:i II the plotleu do wn." He
uddretaed a, rally of hundreds of
thouaands who had Just heard
Khomeini's new year 's messa1e.
A spokesman for the embassy
captors, reached by telephone
from The Associa ted Press
offi ce an N1cos1a, Cyprus, said of
the hostage:.. "We will give
them goodies and cookies. It will
be a simple ceremony.
"Tonight you will understand
what we will do We wHI give
pru~es to a couple or them." Ile
dad not describe the pr izes.
Asked whether this meant
some of the hostages -who
be gan Lh ei r 139th day in
{'Optlvity today -might b<'
freed, the captor said .
"No, none of them will he
rele ased They wall not be
released unti l the criminal shah
1s returned to Iran."
Khomeini's m essage was re ad by his son Ahmad lo
legions or Iranians jamming
Tehran's cemetery to visit the
grAves of relatives killed in the
revolution a~ainst the shah.
Trio Charged
In 'Perpetual
Motion' Case
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A
Pomona fire captain, a former
highway p a trolma n a nd a n
inventor must appear in court
Monday on charges of bilking
investors out of nearly a million
dollars. authorities said.
The Los An ge les County
district attorney's office accused
the trio T.hursday of sell ing
stock for a perpetual motion
machine.
Many California Highway
Patrol employees were among
the lnveaton, said Deputy
District Attorney Gerald Cohen.
Most investors were San Gabriel
Valley residents, he added.
The· crimmal case contends
the three made false statements
to attract investments in a
1,600·pound device called the
··Aegerter motor." Cohen said.
C harges or g ra nd theft.
cons piracy and securities law
violations h a ve b een filed
against John James Portz and
J ackson Chandler , both 36, and
Karl Martin Aegerter , 48.
Portz is a Pomona fire captain
and Chandler . now an attorney,
1s a fo rmer CJIP o ff ice r
Aegerter op erates the KMA
General Corp. in Claremont.
Promoters have described the
motor developed by Aege~r as
representing "the power energy
source or the world for a ll
times," accordm~ to Cohen.
Oops, Wrong
Country •••
MONTEVIDEO. Urugu ay
<AP> -Great Britain's new
ambassador to Uruguay ,
Patricia M. Hutchinson,
presented ber credentials and
promptly caused a stir. Twice,
she mistook tbe name of the
country to which sbe had been
nccredlted.
Mrs. Hutchinson banded her
c redentials to Uruguayan
Prealdlnt Aparicio Menez and
then left Government Palace to
lay a wreath at a monument to
national hero Jose Artigas.
Aaked by report.en whether
s he broqbt a me1sa1e from
Queen Elisabeth or Prime
Minister Mar1aret Tbatcber, lhe
new a mba11ador replied ln
Sp81llab t.bal 1be had b~t a
meaaae of "lood will few the
government of Peru and for the
pe0ple ot Peru.''
Seniors Get
Use of V..-
san Jun Caplatrano't Senior
ClUMllll Prosram IOOft will bavo
the .... of a new ll·pUMqer
van aa a neult of a contract ap.
PTO•ed by the city counotl tbla week.
Tbe nn wttl be purcbued
with '11. TIO ln federal fandl,
matched by a sa.• CMmtributlan
Imm the oUy. hndiat l#~a
drlver, .U•1t• at .._. Pll'
)'tar I« IO._.. per ..-wlD
be eoaatdered la tile cb1•1
1-.at .... dlll '-· ,,.. ............ ~
•cl to ... ,. ...... la ....... ~-F~-.0~ lm1Ul7 dlrte .... .
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'Air Mail' ia Nigttel
Youngsters from Crown Valley School 1n
Laguna Niguel prepare to release post
cards lied to hl'llum bulloon~ The idea was
to ..,ee 1r someon<· wall :.im.wcr t he cards.
Tht· s tud<·nl who~t· h:.i lloon sail s the
l<il"thest \.\Ill wm J pr17l'
Titanic Sunk?
Mayday Might Be a Hoax
L ONG BEAC H (AP>
R escue r s searched San ta
Monica Bay today for seven
p eople possibly adr ift an
lifej ackets a ft.er uba ndorung a
s ink ing cabi n cruiser named
Tit a nic But a Coast Guard
official said the d1strec,i. call
could have been u houx
The Coast Guard dispatched
t wo 82-foQ.1 cu tte r s a nd a
heHcopter to search through the
night when a man who 1denllf1ed
himself as Tom Jenkinson, thl'
Titanic's owner. radioed a call
for help at about 7: 30 p m
Thursday, spokei.man Kl'Vln
Daniels said.
Neilher the 40 fool boat nor ali.
passengers had been sighted.
Dog Waste
Oeanup Law
OK'd in SJC
San Jua n Capis trano dog
owners who don't clean up after
their pets may face a fi ne or Jail
term under the terms of an or
dlnance approved this week by
the City Council
The measure. which was
passed to a final readmg Apnl 2.
provides for a !me or up to $500
or up to six months m jail for
dog owners who rail to clean up
immediately after a pet that has
defecated on public or prlval<'
property without the consent of
the property owner.
If approved at the Apr al 2
m eeting, the ordananC'e will tak<'
e ffect 30 days from I hat dal<'
The council considered the·
new regulation on advice from
the city's Parks and n~creat1on
Commission. wh1C'h said il re
ceave d nume roui. C'Omp laints
from residents and maantcnanct'
personnel regardJng dog wa)it<'
The new ordinance dcflnes a
dog owner as "any and1v1dual
who owns, harbors. has charge
of. haa control or, keepi. or main·
tains a canine ··
Legally blind persons accom·
panJed by a guide dog are ex·
empt from the new ordmancc.
l><1n1(•h :...itd Elt·\ t•n ( r>al.;t
c; u;;rd unit-. t.·on l anur·d th•·
.., l' a r c· h t h 1 ., m o r n 1 n g a n d
n·portr"Ci no !>lgn or th(· cat,1n t·ru1srr
l.t Denni<; Gibbons -..rn1 thdl
ht• krww of l'Ao boat-. nam1·1I
'l 1tanaC' rf'l{l~ll'r('d "1th tht· C 11J -.t
C;uJrd but thJl nl'rlhr•r V.J -.
m,..,:-.ang lie said offic1ali. wc·rt· lookan~ ant11 thl' pos<i1b1hty that
tht· call w<1-. a ho;.i'I( but <,;.i1d n•1
dcc.'1!>1on ha::. been m;;dl'
'The lon~cr Wf' ·rt-out thf'r1•
-.l'arc-h1ng "1thout any rMult-.
the J:!reatcr tht· poss1b1l11y 1t ., ,,
hoax." Gibbons sa1c.J
Jl'n k1nsun told mar1n1
operatori. that the T1tanll' 1.1.a-.
t.1k1ng on water rapidly anal
1·\,t•rvo ne aboard 'AU -.
.abando.rung !>hllJ, Uan1eb .,aid
·As far &AS we know . then·
w;isn 't a lifeboat aboa rd lhl·
boat," Daruela srud. ··All they
had were lifejackets ·
The cutters Point Camden and
Point Carrew wert com binr !ht
bay off Pomt Oumt> for lh1·
Titanic's passengers
S t' J r c-h t' r .. d 1 d n l k no \\
""hcthcr lhl' l·ruasl'r hJd 11<"1.-n tn
.in occident hut thc.·n· v. l'rl' ni1
n•porL-. of an1unt•!'o an th• rdtlao
<'J II
Dam<'ls said offac·wb rl11I nut
ronsader thl' l'all c.1 ho;;-. 'lmµh
because al l·a mc· from J hoat
na mC'd Titanic. aflN lht• Hnt1-.h
luxury Liner that ::.ank 1111 1\pnl
15. 1912 walh the lt1!>"i of I l!l:I
IVE'S
Uigal Advice Set
•0r SC's Seniors
Attorney J am• McQuad<' "'II
be avaal abl<' fnr IS manult•
c•on)iu ltallon.s for S;.in Clt-mcnte
Senior C1t1zens betv.t.•en 2 JO and
4: 30 p.m. the third Tuesday of
each month at the Senior <;
office. 238 Avt.· del Mar. !'.Jn
Clementt•
The service as free to senwr
citizens. Further informullon
may be obtained by calling 498·3322.
f",,,..P~AI
SHOT ...
nJme bt-t·ame fo"1ora and Prank
1<11 -...,1 who wai. wanted for
l'>.lort1on 1n Hhodt! Island 8$,
Frank ··Madniizht" Deleo.
M dre>ne Sr and Rosiii weren't
µrowl·ut1•d an lhl· Rovan s laying.
hut Fiori 1., l'urrcnlly serving a
nine year i.inson term as the
trag~cr man who 1ohot Bovan
1·1~h1 11mt•., Ht.•..,co. like young
\1 .iront· ,.., -.t·n 1nl! a five-year
-.t•ntl•0<·1•
I hl· lrw "''fl' c'mv1ctcd of
J?unn1n~ do" n Bo\ Jn out.side a ~ewport Ht"arh rt·'il au rant in
r 1· 1.1I1.111•111 r111 h ,.., h a vi n ~
~ 1ctn.1p1w·<l 1m1· 11r four Wl'althy
h11-.11l1·..,..,mc·n who t·mployed the Ir\ f' r t•ltH Jlt•d ('i.ll>ternt.•ri.
Tho-.1· hu.,1 nt•ssmen, a l so
1nn\1t·11·d nf c·oni.p1rucy in the
1111\ an t·asc·. addataonall y have
111•('1) )!U hwquenlly {'flOVICt<'CI ii')
m ulr1 m1lhon dollar narcotics
d•.,Jlinlo( and i.mui::i::hn~ ca&es
ll11ra ni: lh•· trial n ·lafrd lo the
Hro\ .1n murd1•1 .\1anmt··s status
,,.., J f~·dera lly protected Wllness
rt'ce1vmi:: IOt'ome from the .
l S Jui.ttce Ucpa rtmenl -.
t• m l' r .: c d . r es u I l i n g i n a ~
Con1ress1oo a l probe o r the
""'' nes.-. relO<'allon pro~ram and
.1 11111 \l'Jr bJn rm lh1· 1>lat'<'mt>nt
11f 'IH h 'Allnl.'::t)\t·'i 1n S<JUthcrn
< .1hfom1d
* f',....P~AI
TARGET .••
\on v1d1cm a-. J hl'ro1n courier
Tht• fC'cb came to him and
... 11d thl•v w~nt.ed to use him as a
"1tncss Jgatn!>t h1!> former as-.
'"•c·1al"" for a fcdl•r al indict~·
mr·nt , · Cro-.by explained,
d1·rlan1ng lo identify those as-'11t•a.1tt•i.
Ht•st.•o refused. even when the
.ei:t•nts -~J 1d they'd throw a
ft·dc·rnl pnson term al him even
lnnJ:!cr than the slate term he
'A ,Ji, 'l'rVlnj!
'Tht' next d:.h. tho feds held a
preo;s ronft•rr•nt:t. and announced
ht• d ,1grc•cd to testily for them."
(.'rosby -.aid
llJ\ mi: been pubhcally iden-
11r1ed .h an informant, Rc.-sco's
Ida• "J S l'ndanger ed without
f1·der ,1I protC<:taon, so he had no
rt•t·o ur~t· but Lo testify 1n ex-
rhange for ;.i plat.'e m the witness
1m1le<:t1on program. tho attorney <'I a 1 m<'d
We now 8t~k the fabulous eollt•etion by·
·Hollywood Clothes
~ l -· • " -. "-J Men's Suits
for only
··One Dollar!*
L
~n you buy one aul t at the
rt,gUlar price, you can blly another
of equal or teuer value for only
ontdOllar.
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