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PubBe~istS Khomeini Tells
. Militants: Keep
Of Sex Murders Hostage Custody
DAILY PILOT
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 7, 1980 ' VOL ll, NO. M.) SECTIONS, .. l'AOES
I A Good Egg I
Raiders Kille d
Terrori.sts Hit SAN DIEG O <A P l
Pollution as blamed for th1:
lack of peo ple at ell}
bfoarh~ on f.:a -;ter. "'h1•n
1ini) • .m ~llmated 4tl.OOU
beacbgoers showed up -
one·tbard the normal
Euler turnout al M issioo
Bay and the beaches.
II II
Captors'
Actions
Assailed
Dally"'"',. ..... lllY Oerir A....,._
Jennifer Beam. 2, of Laguna Beach. shows off her Easter
eggs Sunday after the traditional hunt at the high school
athletic field . Jennifer was wearing a pretty dress for the
occasion.
Orallge ~oaaty
Public Ai• Probe
. Of Sex Slayings
Orange County Sheriff's Office
investigators are continuing
their methodical pursuit or in-
formation provided by the public
in their attempt to solve a baf-
fling aeries of murders that may
be the work or a homosexual
killer.
spokesman.
"We are probably further
ahead on the case than we ever
we re before,•' he added.
Among the information being
explored. Hart said, are descrip·
lions or vehicles that have been
involved in out-of.tbe-ordlnary
hitchhiking practices. · "We have received quite a lot
of lnformatlon from the public -
1ome good information and These include cases where
tome bad information -and drivers haye made advances at
we're trackt.na tt down," aaid Lt., . bltcbblk where the vehicle
Wyatt Hart. the s heriff's t bas m ,moves ln tral·
Paa aehutist Di~
' 8y Tbe A..uodated Pl'ftl
An experienced jumper fell to
his death when his chute falled
to open In an acctdent tn
Rlv1n1de County.
{
hhikera. Hart ' ... "38'young men and
victims of a mass
murderer who has stalked
Southern Caltfornla over the
past elaht yeara.
In many cases, the vktJma'
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Israel Nursery
KJBBUTZ MISGAV AM.
Is rael <APJ -Palestanaan ter·
rons ts attacked a nurser,> an this
kibbutz on the lsrae h ·Lebanese
frontier today, killing an Israeli
baby and two adults before
troops stormed the e htldren '!'>
dormitory. kall<'d all five Arab
raiders and frcC'd a t least six
hostages. the Is raelis said
One of the dead wai. the kah
butz leader . killed <1s the nanc
hour s iege lwgan Four othn
r h1ldren , another c1v1hun adult
and 11 soldll'r.. "-C're wo und<.-d, a
m1htar~ spokesman s <11d
D e f c n s e ~t 1n1 s l l' r E 7. er
We1zman la tt·r s urveYl'd thl·
blood·ste1 aned. bullct·poc.ked t"'o
story nursery building at th1 -.
h illtop settlement 1n northern
G ahlet' and !'>a1d lhP Israeli
army "will wcaF(h measuros and
ac t aons I hope these things
won't repeat the mselves ..
R esponsabiht~ for the raid was
claimed m Beirut by the Iraqi
backed /\rab L1berat1o n Front.
one of the eight me m ber group:-
o r t he Pa lestine L1be r a t1on
Organi zation A front s tatement
said the a ttack m arked the 33rd
a nniv e r s ary o f the A r ab
Socaa h st Baath Pa rt} and dl•
mande d the releas e o f 50
Pal e stinians from Is r aeli
prisons The r e was no 1m
mediate comment from the
PLO.
In Tel Aviv, U.S. Ambassador
Samuel Lewis declared· "Such
acts of violence directed at a
peaceful Israe li c1v1lian com
munity during one of the holiest
of days a re r epugnant to all
Americans and cannot be COO ·
doned by anyone sincerely m·
teresled in the cause of peace
between I s r ae l an d its
neighbors."
It was an Israeli national holi-
day. the last day of the seven·
day Passover observance m ark·
ing the Israelites' exodus from
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Egypt.
It also roincided with Egyp-
t 1a n President Anwar Sadat's
de pa rturc ror Washington for
talks with President Carter on
t he s tall ed P <1 l e:-t 1n 1an
aut o no m y n egot1 a t1 on -. "'th
bral·I Most Pah.'stm1a m. oppo5l'
the hom c·rulc plan a nd gut'r
rillas h<.1vc staged a number of
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Lifeguards kept bathers
as well as boaters out of
the "ater at M1ss1on Ba}
because of Sl'wage dnb-
h I 1n1t in t o the "ate r
thro4,1?h p•JX''> brokt•n b'
Ft'bru.in ratn!-.torm'
Thi· c·ro .... d<. <1 lso "'l·rr
... p.ir:.l' alonA tht• S1hN
~t r:.ind n1:ar Coronado J nd
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StfJfl ha E•IHusw
Khollle ini Vetoes
Hostage T ransfer
By Tbe Associated Pres_,
Ayatoll ah Ruhollah Khomt'tnl
ruled today that the 50 Amcn can
hostages must re m a in 1n thl'
ha nds of the young militants oc
cupying the U S Embas.-;y 1n
Te hran until the new I rana an
Pa rliame nt decades thc•1r fate,
Khomc1ru's ofrace anoounc·ed
The 79-~ear-0ld le ader of the
Iranian revolutionary regime
vetoed President Abolhassan
Bani Sadr's proposal to transrer
custody of the captives to tht:
IRAQ RAIDS IRAN
OIL FlELOS -A4
ruling Revolution ary Council
after a meetjng with Bani-Sadr
a nd Foreign Minister Sadegh
Ghotb:iadeh.
There was no Immediate com·
ment from the mlUtants holding
the hostages but a spokesman
for the struggling Moslem move·
ment. which Is close to the mlli·
lants. said in a n interview in
Tehran that Iran 1bould be pre·
pared for vigorous American re·
action.
The move ment. which has op·
posed a government takeover or
the hoe~. called the transfer
plan "a pk>t of the liberal and
compromisers' wing of the 1ov-
ernment" and added that it ex·
pects t~ose to try again to
transfer the bosta1ea to the Ira·
Ted Rapa Carter
PHILADELPHJA CAP > -Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy suggested
today that the Ca r ter ad ·
ministration may have loet an
opportunity for progress on re-
solving the Iranian crisis by re·
ject1n1 diplomatic initiatives
several months ago
n1an ~ov ern me nt berorl' t he•
parhaml•nt mN'L"
The .mnounc<'ment rrom Kho·
mt>ana ' offi ce s.u d the ho,ta~~
. and t hl' Ame rican Embass}
·wtfl remain an the hand!'> of Uw
mili tant s tud<'nt-; until the
l!-.laml<' Pa rliament meets lo de
c1de their fate ..
Thl' i>tatement added that "the
he alth of the hostages and their
living place 1s J.?ood 1n every
"a}' " It ~aad peopl e a re being
allowed to observe the health
and hvang conditions of the cap.
lives "under the s uperv1s1on of
resporu.1ble 0Uac1als "
Today was the 156th day in
rapt1v1ty for the 50 Americans in
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NB Intruder
Finds Three's
Not Company
A 24-year-old waitress told
police ahe was awakened early
Saturday momin1 by a man
croucblng beside her bed.
fondling the upper part or her
body.
The young woman poked her
boyfriend. who was sleeping
beside her . a nd asked, "Who is
he ~"
The boyfriend dldn 't know and
apparently the would·be rapist
didn't want to introduce himself.
He fled the central Newport
home
Police descnbed the Intruder
as being between 18 and 20 years
old. of medium height and
weight wtth blond. wavy hair.
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BVLLETIN
W ASlllNGTON (AP) -Presi· *•' Carttt dedded today to or· d~r all lnai•• diplomats out or
tbf" country in re-taliation for a
lack of prog~s on lbe hostage
crisis. a wril·plat"f'd administra·
tion official said.
WASHl:"\GTO!' CAP 1 Prcs1·
dt>nt Carter ml•t with adv1:-t•rs
:!': hours toda\ a nd plann<'d
' rurthe r N>n:-.ultataOn!-." later 1n
tht• d;,1v a' hl' \\C1 ~h l•d ne w
1·conom1c and d1 plom <1t1c: !-.anc·
t ions against I ran
Ca rtc•r ('onfcrrt'<i "'1th n<1t1onal
't cunt' and d1 plom:.it11· a id<•,
.tftl:'r A\aloll<th Ruhollah Kho
mt:'tn l hiocked the latt·st l'ffort to
l r .rnsrt•r cvntrol of L .. S. hostages
in Tehran to tht• Iranian ~m.·crn·
ml·nt
~halt· HoUM' pn•ss ~ecn•tary
.Jody Powell announced plan!-.
for add1t1ona l t<t lks during thl'
,1 f t er noon and 1 n d 1 c <t t c d h l'
m ight have m or1· to say later
about a n announcement or pre!'>·
1dential deC'1s1ons
Talking briefly to reporter-.
d fl e r h <' r e turne d from a n
Easter w(.'('kend at C<.1 mp David .
~td ., a gnm·look1ng Carter wa.-.
.1sked whether he was about to
in voke new sanctions
"We'll be _.ec1dan~ that in a
few minutes." Carter replied.
The president went directly to
has Oval Office to prepare for
the meeting wat.h advisers.
At one point. Carter remartced
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Quake Harmelss
ANCHORAGE. Alaska CAP \
Res idents were awakened
when an earthquake registering
5.2 on the Richter scale jolted
Anchorage. authorities said.
There was no report or damages
or injuries during the SWlday
quake. a police dispatcher said.
Coast
Weath e r
Continued s unny and
warmer. Lows tonisht 45 at
the beaches and so inland.
Tuesday highs from 74 to 82.
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tll DM.'t' PtLOT S Mond1y Ap •11 7 ltlftO
River kats Ro1np
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Extra Troops Quell Brawkr~_
ORANGE. Mau . (AP> -
P0Ue1 1MLtven.bu nd 1tYt.rQ
In lbl1 town of e.d aOll a?TeSted
17 people when a celebraUon u
the a1U1ual "Rtwr llat Rom,"
canoe rau aot out ol llud.
authonU• aaA"a.
After IA br1awl that t>eaan at
•he Orange Armor1 Saturday
ni1ht and spread thrOu1hout tbia
N.•nlnl Maaur hu lta town.
J)()lke ralled In atatt t~n
a nd rclnforcemmt.a from lour
n ... llhbt>rt.AI towns
· 'T~rt.' wen ftfM8 brt'akln•
out all over." said PollC'\' ('hlf'f
Jumes 8 Patrick
It took 60 olflctn and thrtt
~ t do111> about flvtt hours to
restore peace Al m1any u 10,000
out-of towners lhowed up for the
17th annl&al race, whil'h featured
842 <'anoetsts paddling In the
t1ve-nulc coun>c down Mtllel"'i.
Pall ••••r from Atltol to tit• beer fDd wine Uc.AH," Or•o1t • ..____ __ Patrkk said
EJtbt 0m,.~r• h•d ~ U · He iaid' lhe"' had be n 1)rob· " \ema connected wllh the rare 1i10H to the armorr. where day In ..,,. paat. "but nowhere 1.500 ,.__...,.. ulda& put• • ......... h·~ w the ~ but .,._ 11 _, ,.. r --we -· • • e have·
broke°"· ••we tCMlidll't ..,.. ..... n't Ud dM ptObaeta we've had ~ lhit)'HT " a man at ••ch rl&ht t.o cont"" Moat °' the 17 men arreated
It," aakl Sgt Wllllam Ooldlna wer .. charted wuh dlaorderly
"PfQPI were hll wllh betr ronduct One was char1ed with
nuap. they w~rt' b't with beer ••Hv.ltina • otllcer. who wu
bot UM. Whein •• cloMd the oot badly hurt. Patrick aaid.
armor)' clown. the erowd OoodM ·'I don't dmlk there were more
lnto the barroomt In town." he th n five" penoGI who came to
i.aJd nel1hbor1n1 Athol Memorial
Patrick 1titld thut · v.lthln the lloapital with IQJuries. the nun·
nC'Xt ~eek or so, myMt-1' •nd the in1 supervisor aald. She said
board of i.t•lt-ctrntn v. tll bt.o •1t they all were treated and sent
t1n1 down to ••:.t>!iit what v.ent home on Pat.net aald t.be UGO prise m
"TMtt0b not mu<'h w can ck> the rtftl' race wu won by Al
to control ~ ral't-Anyone can Camp and Bob Bennett of OUgo.
run tn a race, 1( the)' want What N V . who paddled to the finish
v. e do l'Ontrol l!> tht: urmory und in JUSt under 40 minutes.
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CARTER ••.
that the bo9ta1es· capt.o~ -he
ca ll~d them "terrorists" -
agreed to release the prisoners
to the Iranian government ''but
the 1overnment refused.· He
did not elaborate.
LARRY HAGMAN'S 'LIFE' IN THE BALANCE
Mary ~oaby ~an't Walt to Find Out'
Powell said he did not know if
the Wh!te House meeting would
lead to an immediate announce·
ment of l ' S. retaliatory moves.
Uut he suggested it might take
:-.ome Um(.• to prepare to imple-
ment some unspec1hed de·
c1s1oru.. indicating that could de·
lay an announcement.
Powell s aid he knew of no
plans for a presidential address
to the nation
J. R. Dead?
Only If He Wants Too Much
NEW YORK <AP> -J .R. Ewmg treats ~·omen like dirt but adoring fan letters come pouring in. ·
.. ··.1 ~ust .say I'm shocked at the letters 1 get, .. say~ actor
l.;.11 r) Hagman, who plays the ruthless, successful cad on Css·
Dallas But he doesn't mmd : The show may be his ticket to a
:-.a I :i ry that could top $25,000 a week
I~ this season's cliff.hanging finale. J .R got shot Hagman
told 1 roplr m;.ij.!azmc the shooting was a "contract JOb ··
·Whether I hvt• or die will depend on my contract.· the
·19 vt•u r old <Actor said ... The producers figure 1f I demand too
muC'h money ... then I'm surely dead next season. SomHhm~
hkt.· th1:-. happens only l'very 10 or 20 years in an actor's lire and
I mc;m to cash m on 1t."
. ~~ary C~osb>'.• :.in actrei.s who appears m the series. says sht'
can t wa1~ to fmd out who shot J R
3 More Hostages
Freed in Colombia
BOGOTA. Colombia (APl
Le ftist ~ucrrillas freed three
more hos tages from the
Dominican Republic's Embassy,
but two Colombians among the
20 remaining were reported to
ha vc reject<'d freedom because
they expect to make money by
staying where they are
The two reluctant lo leave on
Easter Sunday were photog-
~P~Al
bodies have been d~mped beside
freeways and m ajor bighweys.
The bodies of the most recent
Orange County victims -Glen
Norman Barker, 14. of Hunt·
1ngton Beach. a nd Russell
Duane Rugh. 15. of Garden
Grove -were found March 22
on Ortega Highway east of San
Juan Capistrano. Both youths
had been strangled.
Hart said investigators have
received scores of tips from the
public due to the amount of
publicity the case has received.
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Telephone (714)604121
~Heltled Actvertl .... MZ-M71
rapher J orge Guzman and LUI'>
Valencia. one of the city's bc:-.t
known gate crashers who puts
out a free. irregularly published
paper called Diplomatic World
Guzman, who sold seven rolls
of film he took tn tht· embasi.y
for S22.000 ant1c1patc:-. more p1c
tures and more sales Valencia.
who crashed the ~mbassy's m
dependence day reception and
IA as caught there when the left
ist guerrillas also ceme uninv1t
ed. is reported planning to wnt(•
a book on the siege
$850,000 Stamp
NEW YORK CAP I The
British Guiana 1856 one.cent
magenta stamp. said to be the
most valuable thing m the world
"for its size and weight," has
been sold at auction for $8SO.OOO.
the highest price ever paid for
any stamp.
Nml8181•
Sister Margaret Ann Pahl.
who would have bten 72 on
Easter. was st a'bht•d t ''
deatfl Saturday mornin~ tn
Toledo. Ohlo. hospital wher<'
she was preparing for
services. No suspect has
been arrested.
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Secretary of State Cyrus R
\' anee and other officials spent
part of their Easter Sunday ptt·
paring the hst o ( potential sane
lions for presentation of pres
1dent
Although there was no sugges·
tion that m1htary action was
contemplat~'<i. American Navy
pilots on a earner m the Indian
Ocean were reported eager to
bomb selected targets m Iran
One official. who asked not to
be 1dentifi<.'d. said m advance or
today's meeting that. barnng a
~udden change for the bt>tter m
Tehran. then.• was httle doubt a
µackagl' of sanctions IA ould bt•
adopted. The decision. he told
Tht.> ,\ssociat<'d Press Sunday a(-
tl•rnoon. rould com e ·· ... ;thin 24
hours "
,\ny hopes of a breakthrough
were dashed today when Kho
me1nl ruled that t h e so
Amef'kan bo8taa• will remain
in the hands bl the young mlli·
tants O<'cupying the U.S Em·
bassy at Tehran until the new
Iranian parhament decides their
rate
The Washmgton Post. quoting
un1dentif1ed American offic1all>.
r~po rtrd today that Carter
would move ahead with sanc-
t ions unless the Revolutionary
l'ounctl acted ··within .
hours" to remove the Americans
from the hands o(lhe militants
Twice before. the administra
t1on ha ~ con s idered . but
postponed. imposing add1t1onal
sanctions to allow medialioo ef·
forts and lranlan moderates a
chance to find a way of freeing
the hostages from their embassy
captors
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.IRAN' •••
the embassy and three heki 1n
the Iranian Foreign Ministry
Three U.S. clergymen invited by
t he milltanls lo hold Easter
services at the embassy report·
ed the hostages were in ex-
t'ellent rondition.
The Revolutionary Coun cil
met 412 hours Sunday.
Moslem hard-liners on the
council rejected the proposal at
a meeting Thursday n ight
because President Carter had
not met Bani-Sadr's demand
that he agree publicly to refrain
from all comment on the situa·
t1on until the Iranian Parliament
decided their fate.
One or the hard-liners. HO·
jatolealam Akbar Rafsanjani.
met with Khomeini on Saturday
and afterward told the Tehran
newspaper Jomhor i Islami .
"The question of handing over
the hostages to the Revolu·
tlonary Council has been re·
pudiated."
The Teh r an newspaper
Enghelab lslami quoted
Ghotbzadeh as saying he felt the
transfer would be In Iran's best
interests but some council mem·
bers chanced their rnlnds and
opposed it.
Khomeini killed another pro-
posal to transfer custody of the
hostages a month a10. He hu
said repeat.edly that the question
of their release will be decided
by the Iranian Parliament.
which Is still in the process of
being elerted
Rut tht> U S government
he lie\ es their transfer to the
control of the Revolutionary
Council would Improve the con-
dlUoDJ of their confinement and
prospect.a for ne1otlatlon1 for
t.belr reae ....
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Claudia Rivera. 6. told pOht·e. 0M~ d addy ·shot my
brother and killed m•.-mother .. Her father. Ramon. 50. or
Miami. was arrested. on char~t>s o(.fint-degr(>cJnurde r j n
Dade County's l 12th homicide of the year. ,
Huntington Beach patrolman
John Suttle, 29. remamt•d in d
coma toda). i.1x da).., aft(·r h•·
was knocked from hi" motorn
cle by a hit-a nd-run driH'r
a uthoritie:) s a.Id
Suttle. a rive-year VC'teran nf
the police force. ll> 11 :-.ll'd 1n
critical coodillon at lfunt1n1wm
lntercommunity Hospital
FeUow officers who ha\I· \1 ... 11
ed the married lrvlnl' rt•"l1d.-nt
claim h<' 1s respond1n~ to '>ound
:ind said doctors <•xpn·..,c;ed ho1w
this 1s a sign of 1mprovt>ml'nt
Hobert Jat'k Quirk. a 2J ~l·ar
old Lakewood man ..... as arr~l
cd on felony hit and run rharge-.
:ifter he tumc-d h1m c;c•lf 11n·r tn
authont•t"-tht· d;,i' Jftl'r tht· '"
c1dent
Quirk. v.ho J~serted h tulcl
poll ct' ht• panickt-d J(tN th•· < 111
Coach Faces
Rape Charges
SAC RA~tf::'l\TO AP 1 \
trark coach .... ho m11 y haH'
beco m <' a rap1c;I twrau't' h<·
c·ould no longC'r romp('t•· with
world clac;c. runn1•rc;. hac; bt-..·n
:-.entenC'<'d tu nine· yt·ar-. 1n 'it11t1•
prl!>On
~up<'r 1or Court Jud Rt'
Roth'4ell Mason imposed tht•
'entenN.' on Ra lph Ligons. 28,
former coach at a Sacramento
a r ea high sc hool M a son
described Lll(ons · sex <'rim<..~ a'
.. heinous." but said the youf\Si?
coach's conviction "1s a terribl~
tragic case "
llsaon and abandoned h•" 'an
near the scene and ran ..... a:-. re·
leai.ed on $5,000 bail
Suttll·. a part·t1m t• actor r<'
p<>rte<il} v.a" hit on th•· hl·ad by
J rear '&ew mirror attJched to
the van. lnve-stigators allege
that ~ motonst ran a t"ed Hg.ht
J t tbe comer of Ed1nRer Avenuf'
J nd Golden Wf"st Street and
,truck t1w offi cer
lnvest1gatot'1> i.a1d Suttlt-v. a~
wearing a protect1' c motorc~ cle·
helmet at th<' time
Rescuers SooJ.e
Beach Cl if 1·
To Save Trio
RANCHO PALOS \ERQES
AP 1 -Lo6 Aneeles County
hfeguardl ~'Wted for more th.an
two hours to rescue thre<-men
from an almost 1naccess 1bk
heach after their 23 root cabin
l ru1st-r ran J J.!round authont1t-:
-.did
Lifeguard l.t Waif\ ~t1lht-:.1n
-aid b oat o v.n er H ob(•rt
o Donnfil. 33 of \\oodland Jhll'>
.ind pas~t·ngt>n. ~f 1ke ~t arkman
;12. of Canu~a Park .rnd ~t 1h
Eckert . a ~l' and address
unknolim. refused to t.>e f1fte9. to
-.afety by h~ltc:opter Suq4fa y heca~ lhe\ would have had to
.1bandon \'at"uable equipment
In s tea d . M tl,1ca~ i.a1d .
lifeguards Irwin Okumura. Val
.Jolley and U Leroy Vardeman
helped the tno carry ~xpensl\t!
~cuba diving gear . color
television sets and cam<'ras
from ttie boat up a raint trail or
foolbolds in the clit'f face
al~ Iii an ~ r.10rpe9: t ~r , ... ..,_,_. • .-••:'
t ty.
The raiders c ut throu1b the
bordec. fence aQd before any· "nou-wer~ n:red nch1d' t.M--..... .., at tbe cat.Ir fl ta Id)>.
buti. where chlldr~n •led 1~ to 3--we~ lleepkla. itt .-Ou&.1 a.m.
klbbuu members aid.
Tb• first eHUIAlY waa the
commUDlty'• leader, 38-year-old
Samt Shan}, who bad gone to the
children's house to repair a
ll&bt. "Santi ... met two terrorists
at Ute door to the children's
house. They started screaming
al tum in Arabic. and Saml tried
to push them back and tbe)' shot
him.'' said Yehudit Guri, an
Australian immigrant.
Some Israeli adults at the
dormitory scurried to safety
with as many children as they
could gatber. others tried to con·
taln the raiders, who took as
hostages one adult and six or the
children
"Mem~rs of the kibbutz took
one part of the nurser y and
freed three mot.hers and two
children.'' said a man identified
only as Av• "We pushed them
t tbe t.f.'JTOl'ill.a > into a aecoad
area tMtt 10me clllldren were left. lOlld;e... .,
"/.fter the (jrst 1hota we or·
ganized and surrounded. the
buUdin~" aaid David Levy, one
o(..t.be kibbutz defenders. A-t about 2:30 the army at· •
tacked l.be buiJcUns but lroopt '
were beaten back. .
The tsrorilta med bullhorns
to call -1n Arabic to tbe kibbutz
m m'l*s and~. evideotly·
readlnt lists ot Pales"-nians ·
wflose releue they sought, Levy
said. brael. Radio said a kind of
n~gottalJon went on for four
hours Meanwhile the army
commanders reached the scene
.. We had a loo.& negotiatJon
before we decided to attack,"
We1zman said.
A wounded c1v11ian. Me ir
Peretz. said he had been tied
hand and root to a bed with
ho'>ta)(c children and when
troops stormed the nursery, one
or the t.erTOrists shot Peret.i in
the lega and then blew b.imselJ
~P with a grenade. Israeli radio
"lilld The Defense Minis ter said he
regrett.t'd the Israeli casualties.
·but I was afraid that 1t would
ht' v.orse " .
Besides Sham. the dead were,
:?' year old Eyal Gluska and
.1 not her J>t'rs<>n whose identity
v. J:. noc. rl'l~ased
h r aelt radi o quoted :.i
I .t-b<JneM> Christian radio broad·
1 J!>t d1i ~a.> ing lsraeh a ir force
Jt'l~ had made warning fughls
"' l'r ..oulhern Lebanon following
the auack and Israeli naval
\ es'it>ls were patrolling orf the
l...t: banese coast.
M1sgav Am 1s a colltttive
farm pttehed on the mountain
rim s urroundmg lbe northern
Galilee valley.
$3,000 Taken
From Store
A thief with a screwdnver
took about SJ.000 in cash and
c ht'cks from South Coast
Plaza's Page Boy Maternity
Shops, polit"e reported.
Employees opening the s hop
at 3333 Bristol St. early Satur·
day discovered t h at cash
drawers in the s hop had been
pried open with what appeared
to be a screwdriver. officers re-
ported Ligons. who onct> ranked 15th
1n the world m the 100-meter
dash. was arrested June 4 and
convicted m September of two
r ounl& of kidnapping. three
counts()( forcible rape und three
other sex charges involving at
tacks on three women
The boat had to be abandoned
Millican said.
Pohce were unable to de-
term1M how the burglars en·
tered the business. but they are
~orkmg on the possibility that
a lock was p1cked or the thief
had a key.
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C.6 FASHION ISLAND
NF WPORT BEACH
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Oran11e Coast
E D I T IO N
Diplomats Ousted I
_....art er evers an Ties
Newport Race
Brings Spat
By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of ,,,. ~11 , .... '~" Newport Beach police said today they were called up·
on Saturday lo sN tle a campa ign dtspute tha t e rupted
helween City Councilman P aul Hum mel and rea lto r
L\ man Faulkner.
· Faulkner 1s ba<'k ing Philip Maure r in Tuesday's eltt·
11on llummt'l 1s supporting Maurer's opponent. Mayor
Paul Ryckorr
The two men got 111to an argument over a parkin~
spa<'l' on East Coast Highway at MacArthur Boulevard.
pohcl' said
Faulkner 's van carried a large poster for Maurer and
Hummel's l'ar had a Ryckoff sign on il. Apparently each
m a n wanted to use the lone parking space available on the
blo<'k to display their C'ampaign material
Police said the two vehicles collided. setting orr the
a rgumt.'nl No report "'as taken. officers explained.
because there wai:. no v1s1ble damage to either car.
Officer~ noted that Faulkner's van appa rently annoyed
thl' councilman 14 ho called them earlier that day to s ug-
i:?E.'s t 1t be ticketed for overstaying the one-hour parking
hm1t Faulkner told police he was in the process of moving
his van to avoid getting a seeond ticket when the incident
occurred. • • • *
IN OTHER LAST -MINUTE campaign ac tion. UM!
Watkrn"s, a candidate for the second district seat being
vacated by Councilman Don Mcinnis. raised a few hackles
with his weekend c ampaign mailer that suggested he has
the endorsement of tax fighter Howard Jarvi~.
Watkins is one of five candidates in contention for the
West Newport district seat.
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ISRAEL 0 10 ---llltl£\
APW1,.....to
SCENE OF A TT ACK
Baby Among Victims
l sraeliy--
Beat B ack
Raiders
KI B B UTZ MI SG AV AM .
Israel <AP l Palestinian ter~
ronsts attacked a nursery m this
kibbutz on the lsraeli·Lebanl'Se
frontier today. killing an Is raeli
baby and two adults before
t roops stormed the children's
dormitory. killed a ll fi ve Arab
* * Hostage
Trans/e r
Vetoed
By Th~ "8~1at4"d Press
Ayatoll'ah Ruholl ah Khome1n1
ruled today that the 50 Amt•n<'an
hos tages must remain in th1·
hands of the youn~ m1l1lants oc
<'U py1 ng thC' CS F.mb11 s~v in
Tehran until the nl'v. Iranian
P.irhament dec1d1.•:. tht•1r foll'.
t\home1m 's ofhc<' announ<'ed
T ht> 79-H•ar old leadt>r of th1·
Iran ian revolutionary rc·J.(1mf•
vetoed Pres ident Abolha ...... an
Rani Sadr's proposal to tran ... fer
t·ustod) uf lhl· (' apt1 H '" to lht·
IRAQ RAIDS IRAN
OIL FIELDS -A4
ruling Rt.>volut1onar ~ Count1I
after a meeting "'1th Bani·Sadr
and Foreign M in1:,ler Sadegh
Ghotbzadeh.
T here v.as no 1mmed1att· com·
ment from the milita nts holding
the hostages but a spokesman
for the struggling Moslem moH·
ment . which 1s c lose to tht• m ill
tants. said ' in an inter view in
Tt-hran that Iran should be pre·
pared fo r vigorous Ame rican re
<Action.
Backers of Watkins' opponents said today that J a rvis
hasn 't endorsed any body for the Newport Beach City Coun·
cil.
Watkins, however, does have the endorsem ent or his
long-time friend. st ate Senator John Briggs, R-FuJlerton.
, raiders and freed at least six
hostages, the Israelis said
The movement. which has op·
posed a government takeover of
the hosta~es. called the transfer
plan "a plot or the li beral and
compromtsers' wtng of the gov
ernment" and added that 1t ex
peel s t hose to tr) again to
transfer the hostages to the Ira·
nian government befort' the
parliament meas.
RnJ?gs said today he endorsed Watkins be<'ause the
candidate a:-.ked him to. Bng gs said be's endorsed other
council candidates in Buena Parle, Pullertoo, Anaheim and
Brea. His district doesn 't include Newport Beach. • • * •
THE LETl'ER CARRIERS of Newport Beach were
heavily laden this weekend. Approximately 15 pieces of
campaign material fo r council races and charter revisions
were sent to the city's 26,000 households where registered
voters hve. Estimated cost of a single-page campaign mailer is
about S.'i.000. The more ela borate the mailing. the higher
the pric(' • • • •
FORME R r-; EWPORT BEACH City Counc ilma n
Richard Croul took issue with Mayor Paul Ryckoff's state·
m(·nt Friday that he knew nothing about the posting or his
l'ampaign postt•rs on public property
It 's arwmsl city law for any sign to go up on public
propl'rty and a plethor a of Ryckoff a nd Ray Williams
1>0sters that appeared F riday morning had to be taken
do" n b\ city crews.
Croul said Ryckoff"s explanation that the s igns were
put up in error by campaign workers didn't m atch with his
own observation.
"I "as driving up MacArthur Boulevard at 6.45 am
and saw the mayor and two other people putting the s1fU}s
up on public property.·· Crout said.
Asked about Croul'!> statement. the m ayor said he had
two or three signs that he posted but thought he'd put them
on private property.
4 Charte r Issues
On Newport Ballot
T uesday. Newport Beach's
42.900 re~istcred voters will
select three city council mem-
bers and vote on four proposed
revis ions to the city cha rter.
The 43 polling places wUI be
open from 7 a.m . to 7 p .m
At stake are the council seats
representing districts two. five
and seven. In Newport Beach,
candidates are nomina ted from
the districts in which they live.
but they a r e e lec t e d in a
city wide vote. Voters can cast
ballots ror one candidate in each
diatrict.
SWEEI'MUSIC
FROM. PILOT AD
'"Daily Pilot classified ads are
music to my ears.
"I had great success selling
my electric p iano i n the
claaslfied section."
That's the advertising success
story of ibe Fou1'laln Valley
man who placed this ad ln the
Dally Pllot:
Wurllut'r. £lectrk
Plano. Xlot Cooc1
XICJMtXX)t
H you want your ad to play
beauttJuJ mwic. call 842·5e'1'8
Dis trict two cove r s west
Newport from 32nd Street to the
Sa nta Ana River . Current coun·
c ilman Don Mcinnis is retiring
afte r three terms.
Candidates for his seat are
Bo b Brockman. Dick Clucas,
R uthelyn Plumme r , David
S hores and Lee Wat.kins.
District five includes Balboa
I s land . Promontory Bay.
P romontory Point. Beacon Bay.
Harbor Island. Newport Center
and Big Canyon.
Candidate Philip Maurer is
trying to unseat two-term in·
c um bent Paul Ryckofr in district
five.
District seven includes Harbor
View Homes. Harbor Rld1e.
Harbor View Knolls and
Spyglus IWI.
Candidate John Cox ls trying
to unseat one term incumbent
Ray Williams. Jeffrey Gaynor's
name will be on the ballot, but
he dropped out of tbe race In the
early going. ~
The Coot' charter revttKloa are
.. follows:
Proposition A: Thia measure
s ponsored by the clty council
majority would move municipal
electtona Crom April of even·
numbered years to November of
odd·numberea years when they
would coftlcide with the school
<See CHAaTER, Page A1>
' '
One of the dead was the k•b·
butz leader. killed a s the nine-
hour ~icgc began. Four other
children, another civilian adult
and 11 soldiers were wounded. a
mllltary spokesman said.
D e fens e Minis t e r E zer
Welzman later s urveyed t he
blood-stamed. buUet-pocked two·
s tory nursery building at this
hilltop settle me nt m northern
Gal 1 lee and said the Is r aeli
a rmy "will weigh measures and
a c tions . I hope the se things
won ·1 repeat themselves "
The announcement from Kho·
m eioi's office s aid the hostages
a nd the American Embassy
"will remain in thl' hands of the
m ilitant s tud en t s until tht-
ls lam1c Parha m ent meets to de
cide their fate "
T he stateme nt added tha t "lht•
hea lth of the hosta~cs and thC'1r
living pla<'e il> good 1n l'\'er;
"ay " It c;aid people arc b<'ang
allowed to Ob!>C'rV f' the· healt h
and h\'lng cond1t1on:. or the cap
11\'es "undt•r thl! ),UJ>l'f\ 1!>1on nf
responsible offic1ab "
* * *
o.. .... ~~
'r.al fn Tefk lf
Censu~ worker .JPannett(·
H a r t o I 1 n 1 o I !-.. a n .J u a n
Cap1!->tr:rn11 gt'l!o> tn tht' spi rit
•ti hl'r 1oh \\1th .1t t1n· mad1·
t'"Pl'C 1<llh tnr lht· tH'l'a ..,1on
./ 1· an n •· t t 1· ;1 n rl h <' r
! ' fl \\ 0 I k 1 · I' '-.1 r 1 • I; I l .., \
c·n1111tin~ al th1 · Z 1~i,:11r;1t 1n
l.;1,1.!lllla '\1·•u1 I l..,1 , .... 1111'
} 1.tj..I' \;
Responsibilit y for the r aid was
c laim ed in Beirut by the lraq1-
backed Arab Liber ation Front,
one of the eight mem ber -groups
of the Pales tine L1berat1on
Orgaruzation A front statement
),aid the attack mar ked the 33rd
a nn1vers ::1ry or the Ar ab
Socialist Baath Party and de
mand('d the r e lease of 50
Pales tini an s from Is rae li
p ri s ons Ther(• "'as no 1m
mediate com m ent fro m the
PLO
In Tel Avi\', t: S Ambassador
Samuel L<>w1<; d eclared. "Such
acts of \IOlence directed at a
peaceful Is raeli c1v11Jan com
mun1ty during one o f the hohesl
of days are re puRnant to all
Amcncans and cannot be con·
doned by anyone sincerely in·
terested in the cause of peace
between I s rae l and it s
neighbors"
Iranians Protest
Near White House
It was an Is raeli na tion al holi
day, the last d ay of the sevcn-
day Passover observance mark
ing the Isr aelites' exodus from
Egypt.
It also coincided with Egyp ..
tta n President Anwar Sadat's
departure for Wash ington for
talks with President Carter on
th e s talle d P a l estin i a n
autonomy negotiation s with
Israel.
Aa Editerial
WASlllNGTO:-; tAPI About
1.200 Iranians df:'monstrated
across the street from th<' Whitt•
House todav while P resident
Carter and h·1s aides were debat
mg what to do to bring pressurt•
o n Ira n t o free A m erican
hostages
The de monstra tion brought
hostile s~ting from a noontime
crowd of pedestrians and horn
honkin~ from passing cars, hut
police on motorcycles kept thf'
Ame n cans and Ira nia ns apart
··Free our hostages' Free our
hostages!·· pedestnans shouted.
clapping t heir hands, in a spon
taneous response to the dem
onstrators.
One pedestria n shouted to a
poli c em a n tha t the d f'm
o ns trators were jaywalking
'Three Endorsed
Newport Beach voters go to the polls Tuffday to elect
three members or the City Council. ln an editorial las t
Thursday. the Dally Pilot detailed the reasons ror its
choices ln the election. The candidates endorsed a re
-Dlatrkt %: Rutbelyn Plummer
-Dla&rict 5: Philip Maurer
-Dlatrlct 7: John Cox
While candidates are nominated by district. each voter
in Newport Beach may cast a vote for one candidate In
each diatrlct
In t.be vote on propoattions. the Dally Pilot recom-
mend!:
-Propoelttoa A: No
-Propoeltloa B: Yes
-Propoellioa C : Yes
-~ltlon D: No
Polls will be open Tuesday in Newport Beach from 7
u m . to 7 pm
.
~
.rnn "'hould bt.• .irrl•c;trfl
rhe Iranians. m t'mbcr., of tht•
\l o .,lem Stude nt ""'oc1at1on.
ga tht•red l4 1th ..,1gn ... to protl"'>t
th<' forthcomin~ White House
\ 1:-11 of F.g ypt1an Pre .... dent
An"'a r Sadat. t o p r aise
1\ ~atoll ah Ruhollah Khom e1n1
.ind to assert that Egypt and
br~1el were in league against the
Mo~lt>m world
"LonJ? hve /\y3tollah! Down
"1t h Carte r '" the Iran ian),
t'hanted
Tht•ir "lj:!llS called for dt'h ver
tnj! th<' deposed Shah o r Iran to
the I ram ans for trial
NBlntnukr
Finds Three's
Not Wmpany
A 24 -year ·old w aitress told
police she was awakened early
Saturday morning by a ma n
c r o u c hing b eside he r be d .
(ondling the upper part of her
hody.
T he young woman poked he r
boyfri end, who was sleeping
besidti her . and asked. "Who is
he .,''
Tht boyfriend didn't know and
apparflltly the would-be raplsl
didn't want to Introduce hJmself.
He nect the central Newport
home.
Police described the intrude r
as being between 18 and 20 yurs
o ld . o f m ed i um h eight and
weii[hl w1th blond. wavy hair
Further
Action
Weighe d
WASlllNGTON (/\P l Pre:-1
dl'nt Carter announced t his af
ternoon that th(• l 'n1tcd States 1!>
breaking d1plom at1 <· relation..,
with Iran and that a ll l rani<An
d1p lomab <And urfic1alc.; will bt•
ordt'red to leave t he· t:o untry by
m1dn1 ght Tuesday.
Carter declared that thl' C'On
11nu1·d refu),al of tht• Iranian
~O \ l'rnment to r e least• the 50
Aml•ncan hostages held-in th<:
l ~ Embas-., in Tehran smct:
'\ov 1 ·will 1nvolve increasing!:>
he:n ~ cost ti) the government of
Iran
After marathon me('lmj.?s "'1th
lon ·1gn policy adv1-.er!,, th1.• pre"'
1d1.·nt announr'-d s a n c I I 0 n <; p r 0 h I b I I Ill ~
further t-~portl. to I ran. C'~<.'l111hng
food and drugs fie s aid tht• ex~
port:. '4111 will be allowed to <..on·
t10Ul'l4llltx·m1n1mal •
An mvt'ntory of Iranian as-t
... ,.\.., 14hl <'h we r e f rozen i n '
OeC'ember In <lt:">1gning a pro-"
gram to aid the hostages and'
thl'lr ram1lit>S
Caner said he 1:. preparm~ ~
le g1 s lot1 on to facilitate the1· prcxessing or any claims a gainst
Ira n
All VlSas issued to Iranians
"'111 be inva lidated and ne"'
\l<\a'> '4111 not be issued or rf'
ne .. ed exrPpt 1n unusual
r1 rrum-.1:mr f'-.
lht 'll l>' I h.1\t onJt.•red tu
da> are th<>M' that ore necessar)
now." C•rter said . "Other acA
t1on.1 m.y bftome necessary if~
these steps do not produce theJ
pro mpt ~lea~ or the hostages ... J
Carter dad not indicate what,
those further steps might be. but ,
a naval blockade of Iran i<;(ol
known to have been considered ._
The mo\'e followed res1sl<1nce •
1n Tehran to transferring control"
of the Aml•r1can'i from the hand),·
of milita nts at the emba),S\' to
the ruling RHoluti,,narv Coun
t'il
(" artt'r took lhf' dt•1•1<.1<>n JI .i
morning mt>t'tinl! "'1th tu-. top
po 11 l'' ad' i-. 1· r .., 1 n <'I u d 1 n c
'\t'l'rt•t.in of S1a11• C:\ r u" H
\ ,lfl('I'
Ont' -.ourn '. a.,king not ti.· h+·
1c11•nllfll'd, <,aid thl' expulsion or
tit r "'ould 1>4• d1•h\cred to th•·
Iranian 1.•ml>as. ... , hcrt> in m1rl
1ft1.•rnoon. hut tht.• ofhc1al "h11
1 onflrm<'<i thl' pn.•..,1dent1al JC
1111n -.,11d h .. V.J' uni t•rtain or th ..
11 m111 c
\\ h1t1• llouw prt''i!> '>l-C:n ·t.1n
Jodv Po"t'll dt•t·lin1·d to <.'Om
mt•ri t on tht• l'Xpulswn report but
"Ul!IH'stlld that a nyone privy tu
Carter's dec1:.1on "'ould ha\'t'
"better judgmtmt th;.in to talk
a bout 1t "
Carter himself was asked by J
reporter. as he mingled with
part 1c1pant.s in the annua l White,
lfouse Easter cgJ! roll. 1f he was
t:(Oing to act against Iran j
"Yes," he replied "Arc you
~at1sf1cd""
Most of Iran's d iplomats in theJ
Un ited States were ordaed
home by the State Department\
(Sff F.NVOVS, Page A%1
Coasc
Weathe r
Continued s unny and
warmer. Lows tonight 45 at
the beaches and 50 inland.
Tuesday highs from 74 to82.
INSIDE TODA~
An Assodaled Prus writer
tell& of her loss in the recent
silver pnce coltopse See
st 01'1/. Page 1\21
N Mond!y, April 1, ,_,
JVST_ BREMUN
Dil Tanker D
.tJJ1 €ralifo1Tiia
Mlf SUI £0 1il -•·foot lanhrl1den 0 s .inllUOI
unom of oU •11 9dr1f't on t.M Cntral C1ttromtt roatt thb •f ·
l~~~oon af\er tt v.• dlH~td by a bri t fir~. the Coa1t Ouud
The AuaUn. bOund from MartlM1 to San P4'dro, v. aa drtftlna
about n mllta olt Pledres Blancu Potnl near San SJmeoo . T~ a:t fool c-uUf'r Pont Chico was tapecttd to arrive on tbct
•ctn", and• comm rclal l"I •..-..from San Franclaco w11 du
alon ldethed!Jabl•t IMlb)tT\aeNaymomlna
Sr 11 • r••••-T,....••
SL MONTI (AP > The Air Q\altl.¥ Mana1 mtpt Dlalrlttl prtdltltd unhff.tthl\AI air quality ror aenaltl~ perlOftl ucl a
t•oll\IUGD Standard l•de• r1tln1 ot Ill In th• San Oabrfel and
f'o monu ''~lll'ys TuHday
Good air quality wa11 fON't'UI tor all other arus of tht>
South ('oa11t Air Dai.lo v. Ith PSI raUn1s or 42 expected an the
<'OH tal. 1nlund Ora n1e County. Bil ~ar. hlach and low deseru and
Ba nning urt'ua, 68 for the Hl'me\·£11lnore area. fJl tn t.he
m etropohtan u.a, 83an&.he1Uvt1rt11Jde·8an Bernardino and PSI 100
in thl'San P'emando-S.ntaClarita valleya
• .. ... GMaw .. ~ ....
TOKYO <AP) -The dollar rote In heav) lradtn1 on
J a panese cu~<'Y Ht'hanges today, clOlin• at 280.~ y~n after
reaching a 21"1·year peak of 261 80 yen earlier in the mQrnlng.
The dollar gained today despite the Bank of Japan's spend·
in g about 1180 maJUon to aupport the yen. dealers said.
Gold and allver market.6 in Europe were closed foT the
Jo; aster holiday
But 1o1d jumped $34 in Nev. York to ~1 . Mpparently due to
ln<"reased tension ove r Iran. and sliver wu up ~ cent.s In New
York to 115.30.
Al .. •• .Wb Capc11rr •~d•·laeld Ba•~
NEW DELlll. India (AP> Afghan rebels captured a So·
vlel·held air base 45 miles north of Kabul and killed a Russian
gener al. Radio Pakis tan reported. but didn't say whelhr the
rebe ls were able lo hold the lnslcillaUon.
The broadcast Sunday night said the Moslem insurgents
overran the Bagram air base after a ball le irt which 75 Arghan
government troops were killed. It gave no account of rebel
ca s ucilties and did not say when the fighting occurred. The
general was not 1dentiried .
The offlc1al Soviet news agl'MY Tass denied reports or the
a ir base capt ure. saying '"certain circles in the United St ates
s imply cannot give up their habit or fabricating all sorts of in·
venllons about the s1luat1on 1n Afghanista n ··
~plain's
Wife Dies
Of Injuries
J e nnie May Da d\ of Cosio ~esa . who for many years a!.
s1stcd her hus band in his re·
lig1ous ministry at Orange Coun
ty Jail. died Sunday at the i.ge of 84.
Mrs. Dady w as the v.1ft.• of the
Re v Harry L Dady. the Jiu!
<'haplam
Fune ral services for Mrs
Dady will ~ held at 11 a .m.
Tuesday at Blower Brothers
Mortua ry. Santa Ana. Burial
~•II follow a t We i.lmins t e r
\lemon al Park
:\1 r!> Dady died from <'Om
phcallons stt•m min~ from a San
la Ana t raffi c at'<'1dent in which
'ht· cind her hu!>band ~ere rn
volved last Tuc~day
According lo rt•lat ive1>. Mr!>
Uady a c t1vt•ly ass11>tt>d her
hus band in conduclin~ religious
-.n vtcl's for 1nm:1k s lod~cd m
lht· JI.Ill
T h e D ad)s mig r a t ed to
O ran~c County 54 y ecirs a go
from Nebraska and opera ted a
small farm nt·ar Main Street an
SC1 nla Ana
They moved lo a res idence on
llarbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa
32 years ago
lleroinl Cltrd
:'\:cwport Beach po li ce of
f1~er Al '.\t iller ha::. received
l h e Newport ·HaltlOa Rotary
C lub '~ herois m a'.\a rd fo r
"a ving a ma n fram a b urn
1n g tar aft t•r a C o J :,,t
ll 1g h wet v t r affic: acc:1de nt
las t Det·l' m bt·r :\l 1 l ler. off
dut :-. <tl thl· t1mt'. Y.a'> burnt•d
in t h t• m c1d e nt.
ElWOY:S •• :
folil-' ot U. embua1 ~-tllNcmmMr Mo •.. Y •••ltd to ta _. _,,l,,.. aome by
MIMle&1 urhun aad --~· ........ dinNd tlte .,...._ .....,.mtftt to re· ave ta ••••me ~ WW& country from ISO to " -20 at
th-tmbuay ln W11h1n1toa and
five each at cooaulatea In
Ch lc110. Houa\on, New York
and San ~andaco.
Orn clala IL th Iranian em·
baaay deeltaed lmmedlalt' com·
mtnt on tM reported new ex· s>ul•*' dMUJon
Carter Mlllated ln ta.Id.., this
laatt•t •ttp out or bo" that
Prffktenl Abolhat a n Banl·Sadr
a nd other relatJve moderates in
lht' Iranian aovernment could
arr a ntce to ha v e th e so
Amenc1ru1 put in their charge
But AyatollJb Ruhollah Kho-
me1n1 and the mlllt~nls blocked
l'very auempt •km1 lboae linel.
E\•1dently still ruled out by the
prl'Stdent ls m1Uta ry action or
other use of force to try to break
the stale mate Carter plan.oed to
<'Onfer with advisers In person
and by telephone throughout the
day on s ancUons agalnst Iran u
he also prepared for talks bee1n·
nmg Tuesday wlth Enptiao
P resident Anwa r Sadat.
The president met with na·
tional security and diplomatic
aides at the White House for 21.~
hours this morning and was to
t•onlmue the meetin~s this after·
noon.
Al one point. Carter remarked
that the host a~t>s' capto rs -he
r allt>d the m "te rro r ists "
agree<! to release the prisoner!>
to the lranutn government .. but
I he government refused .. He
dtd not elaborate
\' .tnCl' Jnd olhl'r 0 Cf1c1 als
"Jlt'nl purt of their Easter Sun
d :t) pn•parinJ! the hsl of pot <'n
I 1a l ..,Jll<'t1on.., for pr<'scntat1on of
J>Tl'!>ldl'Ol
Allhou~n tne rt· ~a., no sugges·
tion that m1htan action v.as
conh•mplatt'd. Amer ican Navy
pilots on a carrier in the Indian
Ocean wen~ reported e ager to
bom b :,elecll'd targets in lr!An
T'41<"e ~forl'. tht• 1AcJm1mstni
t1 o n h01 s con !>t d t•rcd . but
pus tponl'<.I. impos ing additiona l
i-anct1ons to ullov. m ediatio n t!f
fo r ts and Iranian m odl·ralt's "
c•hunCl' to find a "a) of frt•t•tna.!
th<' host.iges from the ir emba!'..!>)
l'll J.>lOr..,
In each Cll!>e . 1n fo'ebruar. and
.1gam la...i ~eek . thOSl' t>ffo rts
~.!r e t h~a rted b v mi lit a nt
Is lamic clt·r~) men A) rt>MstinJ?
I he plan lO transfer ('()nll'OI or
the hosta1es. lhe c lerics lut
week left the t.:nlled States wait-
ing for the election of the ne"'
Ira nian pa rli ament. ~ hich could
not cons td<>r lht.• hosla~t-que~
t1on until J unl' at th<> Cd r hcsl
Gangs on Rampage
~l'AH LH>ROL"G ll , England
1,\ I' l A bout 1.000 teen ager:-
~ho belon~ to or d ress hkc Bn
t:u n 's n11tt1ly clothed youth
ga nh. lhc ·· ~ods ... ra mpaged
thr ough th1.., northe rn English
"t•as 1dc resort for a second
.,1ra11:ht night Sunda}. breaking
"1ndo~.., and fi ghting a mong
the m selves. pohCt' :wad Mort·
than 20 of lhl· )Oung'>tcrs "ere
taken to a hospll cil
In addition to her husband,
Mrs Dad) as surnved by a s1s -
t e r . Lenor e Ro b e rts . fi ve
children, Durward Dady, of San·
la ;\ n a E.., t t• 11 a II a r r 1 s. of
Orange. Willard Dady. of Santa
An a. Donald Dady, or Houston.
Tt;xas. and Benjamin Dady, or
M1a m1. Fla . 16 grandchildren.
and 11 great.gra ndchildren
f"ro91 P~ Al
The. famil y s ugg est e d
memonal contributions be made
to The Gleane rs. a Chris tian jail
support organization. The ad·
dress 1s 550 N Flower St . Santa Ana.
B e f o r e m o vin g t o
Cahfom1a. Mrs Dady worked as
a school teacher in Nebraska.
und was a rnemb<.>r of the Order
of the Eastern Star
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DAILY PILOT
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CHARTER ISSUES. • •
l'lect 1on..,
Proposition B This measure.•
unanimously s pons ored by the
City Council would hmil ~e pa)
ra ises granted lo council mcm
be rs lo fi ve percent per year
Proposition C T his measure
unanimously s ponsored by the
City Council would bring res·
1dency r equirements for con
c1I candidat es into conformance
"ith state la~.
Proposition D : This measure
s pons ored by the Ne wport
H ar bo r Area C hambe r of
Co mmer c e \\Ould m ov e
municipal elections from April of
even ·numbered years lo Nov
ember or e ven·numbe red years
when they would coincide ~1th .
general elections.
City Clerk Dons lieo(ge sa10
she is looking for a voter turnout
of 30 to 33 percent The 1978
municipal election!> dre~ a 27
pe rcent voter turnout
Mrs Geor~e noted one 1nd1fa
llOn Of tn{'reased turnout thtS
year t!> the fact tha t 683 absentee
ballot11 have been hied. more
than double t he number filed an
the 1978 election
Mrs George s1ud ballots will
be counted In the city ('()UflCll
chambers following the close of
the polls Resulls will be ava1la·
ble Tuesday night 11l C1ly Hall
Call 640·222.8 after 9 p.m
Decision Delayed
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
House ethics committee says it
will be about two weeks before
it decides whether evidence
s upports allegations or financial
m isc onduct a g ain s t R e p
Charles II Wilson <D·Cahf 1.
J. R. Dead?
:<Jtdy If He Wants Too Much
NEW YORK <AP> -J .R. Ewing tTeats women like dirt. but
adoring ran letters come pouring In.
"I must say I'm shocked al the letters I get." s ays actor
Larry Hagman, who plays the ruthless, successful cad on CBS'
Dellas. But he does n't mind: The show may be his ticket to a
salary that could top $25,000 a week.
lD \hi.a aeaaon'a clilf·hanglng flna~. J .R. 1ot shot. Hagman toil People ma1aalne the aboottng was a "contract job."
"Whether l Uv9 or dle will depend on my contract," the
,t.year-otd actor said. ''The producers fl1ure If I demand too
much money ... then I'm 1urely dead next season. Something
like lh1s happens only every 10 or 20 years In an actor's life and
I mean to cub ln on It. ..
Mary Crotby, an act.reaa who appear& In the sertes. says she
"can't watt" to ftnd out who ahot l .R.
f
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• •
T~ere was plenty o f room on the s and E as ter SUl)day ut
B.1g Cprona . Lifeguards s~ulated that cool 'Aater a nd
air te mperatures. togethe r with ram1ly gatherings and
other act1vit1es kept the beach crowds down in Newport.
It w as tht.· same l>tOry from Seal Beach to San Clemente
Hut the wt•1H herman 1s predicting "'a rme r temperature s
du ring thl· ('O man~ w~ek and th1~ beac h a ttendance pk
turt' coulc1 t·hangt• b) m·xt wet'kend
Official Complaint
On Waste Planned
By llJCHAftD GREEN
Ot -o.tly ,...... , .....
t\1m \\on~ .., .. n 1o r ht-a lth
ph\.,IC'ISt 1Allh the ... tat.-c11\lqon
0 r II(' ( u p ... 111 n J I ., J r H \ J n r1
hi allh 1:. in r harJo?e or 1n.,pe<-t1nJo?
. ((""I:
. . .
o...,.. County 8MriH'1' Ofnc ..
ln ve1t11atorA a r i continuln¥
their methodical pursuit of In·
rormaUon pt"O\'ided by tM public
In their attempt to lbtve a b.I·
Olng aeries of mW'deu tha~ may
be the work of a homosexual
killer.
··we have r edived quite a lot
of lnformauon trom the public -
some good information and
i.ome bad lnfOC'malion -and
yt'c 're trackina lt down ... said U
Wya tt lf a rt. the s h e rirr·.,
.,pokei.man
··We ue probably furtht-r
ahead on the cue Ulan we ever
v.Ne before:· he added.
Among the information betnJ:
uplored. Hart said. arl' descnp
lions of veh1<'lea that have been
lnvoh•ed In out-0f.the-0rdinar)
h1 lchh1km" practice::.
The!>l' Include case., wh~r1•
ctnvera have made advances al
h1t chhiker11 or where the vehkll'
ha'\ made abrupt moves in traf
he to stop for h1tchh1kers. Hart
said
As many as 36 youni! men a nd
boy~ may be victims of a mastt
murderer who h a s ,.1a!kt><!
Southern California o ver the
past eight yea rs.
In many t'aaes. the victim:<
bc><h fS have been dumped bestdl'
frttways and m a1or highway.,
The bodies of the most recent
Orange County v1ctlmi; Glen
Sormarn Barker. 14. or Hunt
1n~t on Be a c h . and Ru!'s t·"
Dua ne Rugh . 15. of G ardt>r
Grove were found Man:h 22
on Orte"a H1gh1i1. a y east of Sar
J uan Capistrano Both youth~
had been stranl{led
Hart scitd 1nve!>t1gators ha\"I·
rt·1 t·•H'<l l><'Ore:. of lips from tht·
public dul' to the amount of
1wblrc1ty tht· cai.t' h a~ rt-cc1\·ed
lninc pohct• ~•II file a rom
plci1nt ~•th tht• Oraof(t-Count>
D 1 .., t ra {' t 1\l l o r o e y · i, o rr 1 ct-
;.i g a an..,t .1n I r'"•nl' farm tha t
pol H't' allt•gt· 1 m pro pt• r I> .,tun •<l
r a d 1 o a<' t 1 \' l' w a ., t l' o v (' r l h ..
~ t-t•kcnd. po l1 ct• Ca pl J t-rr>
BO)d . :mnounct-d toda~
Rowdy Re'1elers
~h·:.in~h1li-. th•· r.idiCJlog1<'ll l
<h n.•f hlr vf IC:" Cht-mir al c1nc1
Ra d 101 ... ot opt.· f>I\ 1..,1on . ·2;2;
l"ampu.., Orin-. adm1llt'd tha t ht..,
ft r m · "as in ll'chn1t·al '1oldtton
of tht• la~ but ~ d:> folio"' 1nl( ac
Ct.•plt<Cf pr JCll Ct.•
Ro) d ~aid that In tnl' pohct•
lc·a rnt<CI Fn da) night t hat about
30 barrt-b of r11d1oact1 v<' ~a stt'
were ~ng stored ouu1dtt of lht'
l('N plant. In 3n a reo that ,,.. 8!'1
JC<'t.''is1ble lo the.· pubhc He i.atd
that lht• bi.lrr(•I.., ..,hould haH·
het•n in J <it•rurt' ..,lorai.il' arl'a
IC' rad1olo~t<'al d1rl'<'tor •\I
Ba1t:>t ll '>.tld that tht• harn•I'> of
rad1n11 r tl\•' ~a,tt• po .... <1 htll(•
lhrf.'H t lo tht· pul>llr and °"t'rt'
movf'd m~1dt• uf lht• plknt th1.,
m ormn~
Pohc1· lt-arn('d that tht> htirre h
~e re outs1dt• t ht· plant "'ht>n ,J
patro lm a n. re~pon dt n R In ;~
burRlar a lar m. '\tumbled urro-.s
the 55·J?allon drums o n fo'nda)
ni~ht The pllt rolman rt'Pl•rtt'(ll)
<li sc ove red tha t ~o mt> of lht•
d rums ~e re leaktnfo!, C1nd ht•
radioed for add1t1onal help
Clark ll1ckman from the roun·
t y health depart m<•nt "'ai. called
to the scene that l·vemn~
· • t made up a short report on
the matter ." H1ckmi.l n 'iaid
· Th<• barrcb "'t'fl'n I t.•xret"<iina;:
tht: dllo1i1.ablt· r ad1al1on lt'HI
The only appart>nt n olat1on i..,
the (act that lhC) Wt>r{' bt°IO~
.,tored in an uns~ured arl'a out·
.,,de of the plant ··
J
I
'River Rat Romp'
Riot Runs Rampant
ll HA:"l.E . ~t a .. :. lr\P 1
l'olict· ~hut e'en bdr and Unt'rn
1n t his town of 6:600 and arrestl'd
17 pt"Ople 'A h£'n a cele bration a'>
t ht· .mnual R1 H·r Hat Rnmp
1 a n11t> rare l(Ot oul vf h.1nd
.tUI honti~ '>llld
\flt'r J bra" I th.:it b4.'.:.1n JI
th• 11r.rn2t.' Armor > ~dturdd >
n11.:ht .1ml .. pro J<1 thri•ui.:h1,ut th1
1 •·nl r •• 1 ~1 J~'>·•Chu ..,._.u., to..., n
ptdu ,. Cj lle<l an ... tall' troopt·r..,
.ind r1•11d11n t•nwnt• from (11ur
111'11" ht1C1rtnl! t11~ n ..
Tht'rt' ~ne fl l.'.ht:. tir ... ak1n~
•1111 ,111 u \t'r. :.aid l'ol1cc Chit•(
l.11111·s H Pat rtl'k
11 tvol. w 0Ht<1·r ... and three
r. ~1 d05t'> about fan· hours to
ri-.,lore pt>aee ,., m..t n) J'> I0.000
1rnt or townt•rs sh<>~ed up for th1·
li th .rnnudl ran ~hic h ft·aturt•<l
ij-1~ ('a n~u.ts paddling an tht-
h H ' mile course do"' n ~ 1 lier ,
f .J II n I\ t' r ( ro m ,\I h 0 I t 0
Or..tn~e
Eight olht'ers had bet>n 3!>·
"'l!ned to tht· armo r~ v. here
1.500 people 1i1.·ere takmJ: part 1n
tht• romp. but ~hen 1:'1 r1Rht s
bro kt· out ·~e couldn l l'\ en put
j man at ea<'h rtl'ht to rontml
. • -..
11 ..,,.,d Sgt Wilham Goldin~
People "ere hat "'1th ht·l•r
m ugs. thev were hit ~1t h bn r
bo tt lf's \.\hen we C'losed th•·
J r mon do1i1.n. t ht· t·ro~d floodt·d
into lh1· h~1rl"'OQm " tn to11.11 tw
... 11r1
l'atn<'k '>Jid that 11.1thin th•
'l• '1 "'•·•·lo. 11r "" m} .., .. ir .tnd l ht
boJ rd ol ')t•lt.·ct men ~ t 11 ht· ..,ll
tan!( do~n l1J ;i..,.,e:..., ~hu t ..i.l·m
t •fl
1 ht·n.-.., nol much ~t· c·Jr do
to rontrol lhl• race An)one can
run in u raN• ir they wanl Whill
w1· do control as the armorv and
the bet•r a nd wane licenst• •
P:it rtf k said
He s1ud there had been prob·
lt•m ' ronnected with the racC'
da} an tilt' past . '"but nowht-rt'
near. what Wt> had .We hi.t\l'.
n t hdd the proble m ~ l' ·ve ha<!
t h•" ~l'af ..
\loi.t of tht> 17 men orreslt'<~
~e re cha rJ.!ed with d1i-ordt!rh
conduct One ,,.. as charl>!ed "1tr
.t'''rnlttnfl an officer. who "<i:-
not badly hurt i'alrir k 'laid
••
ALS GARAGE
56 FASH ION •SLAt-..C
NEWPORT BEAC.-.
( 7t4 ) 644 ;'Q30
By Atftl\18 a. YINS&L .................
Tall, blu.eytd burtaucrat
Jo LltttU, wbo juat U1r"
montha a10 waa Job·huntl.q
hlmtelf. commands • work ~
ol ..... tmpk>y ~ • 1DOD·
thly p1)'1"0Uott300,000, allolt.bem btexpertee~
They toil on the U S. C.uus ln
U.e boftbl ol lbe Cbet HollfteN
Federal 8_.Udlnl lo L11una
Nlsuel, otherwtae ttnown u 'l'be
ZiHurJt.
Thia aweaom~. sprawlln1
complex. parded by U s. Anny
soldiers ln snapp)' Class A UO·
iforms around the clock. Ues
amuk lJl the middle of Us
C4!111us District S209
• Census District 3209 it.sell is
shaped like noUung less than a
giant piece of a giant jigsaw
puzzle, comprised or hundreds ol
square miles or housing tracts,
paved roadwa ys, running
streams. forests. farms, fields
and cities full of people.
Ho o•• eacept certain In ...._. I .. all• '!Id la t.MN, •·
Liu.I nplshr. ,.._tint to tbo
E D . ..,... .,.a. "They are
toilft l•Uaf. '}
He apl•I• tUt 1DOlt clUMN
rectlHd tbrH·P•I• CHIUI
lonu. but OM out ol every alx
Mue•bokla ~wa OH ol l'1
P•I 1 t.Mt aaka eonalderabl)'
more abovt lta membtra'
private. ~l Uvea.
How m1ia1 bit.brooms do they
have1 WlUch route do they take
to wort! Do t.betr cbUdren re
quire a day care center~
Uttell point.a out the usembly
ol UU. type of lolormatioo ul-
tJ mately provldes guidelines to
varioua government agencies in
volved in planning future pro-
grams that may influence the
people in a given Census Dis
lrict. •
"What we're doing now is log
gtng in the census forms that
have been filled out," explains
Littell. "We are currently in th~
process of training 42 crew
leaders. Each will have about a
dozen enumerators.
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Oetly "*' SUit ,,_
v OliXiiiO -;·
l
Adi.vity
Easirig
VANCOUVER, Wuh. <AP> -.
Selamlc actlvity at MoUDt St.~
Helena, the long-dormant.
volcano that haa caused an erup-
tion of excitement since tt began:
belching ash. steam and gas:
nearly two W«kl ago, may be!
leveling off. scientists say. .
The drop in movement over:
the weekend contrasts with;
Thursday and Friday when·
harmonic tremors -rhythmic:
seismic activity as opposed to:
conventional earthquakes -:
were Interpreted to mean a :
violent lava eruption was imm1·.
nent. ;
But there was still plenty or:
activity at the southwest ;
Washington peak, scientists:
said. Sevttal earthquakes that:
measured more than 4.0 on the·
Richter scale. a level of ground·
motion. rocked the mountain on :
Census District 3209 is home to
an estimated 320,000 people and
every last soul -you and me In·
eluded -must be counted in the
1980 decennial census.
Littell and his s taff have
begun the task -t,helr partial
role in it -which is a monumen-
t;il one considering Census Dis-
trict 3209 1s but one-third or
Orange CoWllY alone and ooe or
thousands or Census Distncts
across Amenca
"These census enumerator~
will be responsible for canvass
ing over the area from Seal
Beach to San Clemente and over
to the Riverside County hne."' ht!
continues. noting the canvass
will assure accuracy.
U.S. CENSUS MAIL BIN SEEMS LIKE BOTTOMLESS PIT AT LAGUNA NIGUEL
Census Worker Fran Thom Sav• Response to Headcount 11 Overwhelming
Easter Sunday and new ash set-.
tied on the volcano. authorities:
said
"We'U have 800 people work·
ing here by the time it's all
over." say~ Littell. whose 320-
plus team or census workers
now occupies a portion or the
lhird floor or the mammoth
siructure.
L1ttdl explains his organiza-
tion must finish its work by Aug.
8. when the massive store or
data about 320,000 persons is
turned over to another branch or
the Bureau or Census on the
second floor.
"Whether we'll make that
date. I don't know," the Laguna
· Beach resident with a back-
ground in management training
and teaching.says frankly.
Somehow~ he makes the in·
finitely complex yet precise
science and discipline of taking
ij head count or one small seg·
tleOt Q( the United States or
A~ri~ sound• simpl~ and Or·
derly.
First of all. how did you get
vour census form that came in
lhe mailbox the other day?
,. "The Census Bureau did one
Qf two thlngs.n Uttell explains.
•;They bought a commercial ~ailing Ust and then sent people
out into the fi eld to check and
find out ifthat was accurate."
"Or -they sent census
enumerators out to find out bow
m any hous ing units are out
there and so forth." be con-
tinues.
. The form was then addressed ~nd mailed. .. "All that information is put in-
\p book s called E .D.s. Qr
Enumeration Districts." Littell
continues.
These E. D bound files could
be called the s mallest parts of
what eventually will be the Big
Picture. as far as the 1980
Cen s us and what 1t reveals
~bout the country as a whole is
concerned
··w e guard that information
Dirty Trick
By Rather?
MOSCOW <AP > -Walter
Cronkite never resorted to such
··deception and slander," sajd
Tass after Dan Rather. the CBS
a nchorman's s uccessor. visited
the Afghan rebels and reJ>C?rled
<.!vi dence: tJta1. Soviet-UC>OPS «e
us ing paralyzing nerve gas in
Afgharustan.
The official Soviet news agen-
cy charged that Rather's report
from the rebel side of. the
Afghan war Sunday night on
CBS· TV's "60 Minutes" was part
t>f "the provocation campaign
l aunched by the Carter ad·
ministration." It also spelled
Rather's name Raser.
Rathe r . producer Andrew
Lack. cameraman Mike
Edwards. soundman Peter
O'Connor and Eden Frye, an ex-
pert on Afghanistan, donned
native clothing and entered
eastern ·Afghanistan through
neighboring Vakistan.
"We try to use local people in
their own areas." Littell points
out, saying that at the $4 to $4 50
per hour earned by field wortters
it pays the taxpayer to use ~
ple familiar with the territory
"One or the problems we'v<'
had In this oCfice is that the
sou th county is growing so
VERY fast. We're discovenng
much more housing units than
'they' (the Census Bureau) said
wereoutthere."
Residents of these new, unex·
peeled housing developments
not pre-computed by planners or
the federal census unfamiliar
wilh rapid south county growth
must all be contacted individual·
ly by an enumerator.
Tbet. are simply too new to
have received a census form ID
advance.
Not ev.:ryone wants to tw
counted lo the first place and
some are willing fo risk tbe $100
fine they may be fo~ed to pa)
-or worse -if they do not
cooperate witb census-takers
One unfortunate enumerator
in the pre-canvass 2h mooths
ago drew a foot tour knocking on
doors in Silverado Canyon.
where some folks grow more
than tomatoes and turnips ID
hillside plot.<s and others just pre
fer privacy.
"One of our people was shot
at at two different locations and
run orr with a s hotgun that
wasn't fired al a third and then
got bitten by a vicious dog,"
* *
~a)~ Littell. offering a few U S
Cen!>W> Bureau \\ ar stories
II<• and Gerald Parham. 24 . a
Co!>ta Mesan and chief of the
<'l'n!-.us f1<'ld workers. !>aid ~till
anolhl•r \\ho ventured aboard <.t
large luxury yacht ID Newport
Harbor was forced to walk the·
plank by a ~" ag~cnn~ mate fuJI
of martin•~
Fortunate!). he and his ccru.w,
papers were safely f1 !>hed out of
tht' bay
A men cans do ind<'t>d tend to
be a fiercely 1Ddependent people
when others :.tart invading their
privacy
· ·Tht• la~t census. they com·
plained about people coming to
their door." says Parham. "This
census, the only way you'll gel
somebody coming to the door is
not to send 1n your census
form "
Littell sav he 1s not certain
how the prosecution branch or
the Ceru.us Bureau. based m Los
Angeles, plans to handle it. but
anyone who steadfastly refuses
to file a form may be fined un·
der la\\
Once the prehmmar~ tally and
doublt' check Of )OU. your horn<!
and househQJd 1s finished -
through long or sbort lorm -
and LttteU 's people are again
out of work, the next team will
tackle 1t en masse
Th e Census Bureau troops
down there on the second noor of
The Ziggurat will take all com-
piled m lho:.e Enumeration Dis·
triC't books and break it down --
or add 1t up M> that at means
!>Omcthing
* * f;etting a Laugh
OuL of Nose Count
One or the first thmgs you begin learning wh11<' work
ing for the U.S. Cens us Bureau is that people can be funny
The 230-plus U.S. Census Bureau employes taking a
tally of a third or Orange County down ID Laguna N1guel's
Ziggurat federal building hnd plent~ to keep them chuck
ling on the job.
"People put m all kinds of things ... marvels ~ne lady
busily opening census forms envelopes wheeled mto the
busy room in canvas U .S Postal Service bins
.. 111EV PUT lN THEIR shopping list~ I even got a
check today made out to a florist shop "
Several other workers said they h<1v~ encountered
bank checks mad.e out to vanous and sundry creditors. ob·
viously as countians filled out census forms while paying
month's-end bills.
"I'm proud to be an American!." one counlee wrote
-back on'his census form envelope. still another J)enned a vaguely anti-draft reg1strat1on
sentiment.
STILL ANOTHER SOUGHT recognition as among the
nation's more ekierly respondenu to the 1980 decennial
census. "Dear Mr. President. I am 90 years old today. " 1t
read. Still others are concerned about that $100 fine for non·
response, particularly five dilferent persons who called tbe
hotline Thursday to report the same problem.
TBEill DOGS RAD FOUND their census forms and
either eaten them up eoUrely or chewed them tnlo soggy
confetti unsuitable for sendinl back to Uncle Sam
Sllll others display what strikes some census-takers as
an iDJlat.e distrust of the federal government
They th.row away 15 centa by firmly planting a stamp
right over the UWe box that says no stamp 1s required:
that postage ls pa1d by the federal aovernment.
Three Die .in Traffic
Two Orange County rHidents
were killed and three others
were injured Sunday tn separate
automoblle·related accidenta,
authoritiiM.:I:; KlUed~------8:30 WU~· Ru.1a. ~. o(
Santa Ana, wbo waa struck by a
car u ~ walked acl"ON Raitt
Street It the iJMnecdOD With
Edinger Avenue ln ~-· Ana. PoUce aald R.aetl• wu walk·
tna aouthbouftd alonl Raltt and
bad Ju at stepped l nto tbe
road•tY. awareotly out ol the
ct'Oltwalk. when be was hil by a car driven by Mary Wetter of
Garden Grovt. Ks. Wetter was
drlvinc westbound on Edlnier. 8...,a it~ taken to Mercy 0...,.. Holapltal, where he wu
pl'OOCJIWK'tld dead on arrival.
A pollee 1potam1n uJd he
d14 not lmow" tf tbe Santa Ana
man bed croesed a11lnat the
slpallillllit.
Earlier Sunday. a Yorba Lin-
d• woman was killed In a two·
car accident in Anlbelm.
Anaheim police Identified the
victim as Irene LaRue, 79, who
w11 a passenger in a. car driven
by Norma Ambroz, ~. also of
Yorba l.Jnd.a, Her car collided at
the intersection of Imperial
Highway and Orangetborpe
Avenue with another vehicle
driven by Debra Sabol, 22, of
Yorba Unda
Mrs. Sabol and her son. Brad
Sabol. 2. were treated for inJurtes
al a local hOllpltal. as was Mrs.
Ambroz.
--~·~ ..
Your naml'. rank . serial
oum ber and those or your
household. including how many
toilets you have or whether your
name is WMhmgton, Sandoval.
O"Meara. Nguyen or J ones will
fill out the picture
Whole neighborhood!> etnd
their ethnic makeup or
transportation need!. \\ 111 begin
to evolve from this mass of data
that some ~pie are JUSt no\\
still wntrng down .rnd mwltng
m
··We rcc<.·1ved mo r<.· than
100.000 census forms by this
morning and the mall hasn't
come yet today." observed
Census Office Manager Penny
Gebert on Thursday. adding that
it was far more than an ·
t1c1pated
The field operallon pres&ded
over by J eanne Kern handles the
inco ming cen s us forms and
drawing of updated census maPt>
for the south county with its
multitude of new homes
Special place operations 1s
headed by Bill Folsom. the
handsome Cormtt Marlboro Man
model whose race once helped to
sell that brand of cigarettes m
telev~aoo and pnn,t media spots
"It's for 'speoelal pt.cea.. • as
the name implies." says Littell.
explaining that large segments
of the population do not reside 111
a normal home environment ror
census purposes
Folsom's seetion 1s in charge
of cataloguing individuals livtng
in such plac~ as hospitals. con
valescent homes. J&lls. pnsons.
college dormitories and m1btary
installal1ons
He cAnd Littell !>pcc 1f1cally
praised personnel at El Toro and
Tusu.n Manne Corps air statJoo.s
for their help in obtammg com-
plete census figures
Steve Redfearn I!> an charge ol
recru11.Ulg and placement wsung
or prospective census worker..,
\\ho are given a preliminary
scre-erung at 15 or 20 dtfferent
locations in the county
· 'We'rt< look mg for people who
can do either the clerical or the
field work Tbose are lhe basic
two types or work." Sa)!> l..JtteJI
!'to previous experience 1s
necessary and Littell not~ tn
add1t1on to the ex Marlboro
man, a former opera smger and
many teachers, retired bustnesi.
~xecut1ves and simply tired
housewives have ~n hued
"The major problem -and I
don't know 1f 1t 1s a problem -1s
getlmg people to turn ID their
census form." says L.ittell. not·
1ng that while m ol>l are
coopera\Jve. many are conll1$ed
about some matters
Help i.. available by call.in~
the number st.amped on ymir
census form. which 1s toll fret'
and p~ b> 800 a:. such
~ ofJ1caa.ls are still hanng
wott.n Ill t.be facility at JtOOO
A vlla bad. Jal off La Paz
Road near Crown Valley
Partway in Laguna Niguel.
Once iu function as bead·
quarters foc Cemus Di.strict 3209
1s finished. the Ziggurat wiU re
ma in as ooe of three regional of-
fices for comp1liog the 1980 U S.
Census w1thm the nation
The other two regional centers
are located 1n the suburban New
York City are<1 and near New
Orleans
Another chorus of harmonic
tremors vibrated the mountain·
for 28 minutes al about 4 .30 p.m.
But while geologtSls are saying
the tremors indicated the move-·
ment ol magma -molten rock
beneath the mountain. they
~ay they can't predict if the lava
\\ 111 bod to the surfa<'e.
A U S . Forest Service
helicopter broke through the dis·
mal weather Sunday and landed
at the s.ooo-root Plains o(
Abraham on the northeast slope
or the 9,677-Coot peak. New ash
de~1ts up to 3 inches were r&
corded. said Rich Scott, Forest
Servi~ spokesman.
But clouds shrouded the peak
and the fresh ash was the only
way observers knew the volcano
continued to erupt. Bad weather
later grounded the planes .
Plane Crash
Kills Pilot
Edward T<>rre!5 o( Anaheim
died early Sunday tn the fi ery
wreck oC lu.s small airplane after
1t crubed on takeoff at Corona
M~Ai'J*l. < vmtde eounty deput'.)'
coroner said the 44 -year-old
pilot ·s plane klist power while
t.alung otr at about 6 a.m. and
crashed iJlt.o a parted airplane.
Bot.b craft burst Into names. No
one else was injured m the fatal
ac<'ident. he slUd .
The cause of the power 105J>
was not known. The accidenr LS
being investigated by the Na
t1onal Transportation Safety
Board
our vzry own str(jight 1aj cuff<Ui pmts
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\lhat Election?
BALLOTING -'NO THE U.U l So tomorrow la city
\'ltcUon d•Y •klna tht1 bt-•t or au pc»aible coaat• At a 11t
It·· ~ dll1 •lmoat ver)'Wbere. Irvin la one exc P· lion •
Th~ c:ity ot Jnlno do\• n 't hav a n election tomorrow
Tl\l you mJ•bt tllf\)ttt Thry alwa)'a do lhlnga Ju t • bit dlffe~ ln Irvine
On the otMr band. Ul)('()alt , Seal BHch Jumped the
gun. Tbfy al,..ad.y had an election at Seal Beach ln·Ulc
ou(lht to aet to•eth r with &.•al Beach and aet In step
Even San C~mente ls ha v1n1 an el cUon tomorrow,
thur. k~lnl In atep with Nt wPort and La1una and Uunt
1ngtoo Beach and Costa Mesa This doesn't necessarily
m e a n an Clemente 11 conformist by nature. They 11
pro bably ha ve another re u ll election Lhe followlng Wl't!k
T he n 1ul0ther one to recall the recall.
THAT ASIDE. in m oi.t or o ur coastal co mmun1Hl""
the re have been the ui,ually last·mlnute dirty trick!. bv one
cand1d a tt· or anotht·r O ur mailman \\ill> so loade d .,.. 1th
last·minutc cund1datc maah:r~ Saturday that the poor ma n
C'ould h<1rdly st<.i~gc•r to l hl· door The dog <1lmoi:.t )!Ot him
t his t1mC'
Our dog h kei. to chew up the· m<s1I "'hen tht· man d rop-.
1t through th<· s lot T ha t 's <t good "'ay to :.elect "-hl eh c·an·
cl1d;,11c• you'rc voting ro r Tuci.da) If our dog che.,..., on a
c·and1da te 's m ail. ht•'s got to be.· okc.t\ Al "'a's :.l'le1.·t "
!'la•.,.. ahll' <:and1date. · ·
IF T H E DO(; R EJ ECTS c.. r :.ind1date"i-m ;.11lt·r :ind
\\on 't rnurwh 11 I ht.•rl"s gnt lo be i.oml'lhmg .,.. r onj.! .... 1th
th;1t gu~
l<t•gard lc..,..., <ii .,., h<·thcr ~ uu think a p;,i rt1l'ula r 1·11unl·tl
hop!'ful ha' g11m• to thC' <log!'> or not. then · an· <.1 c·11uvk ot
).!l llUI" \\llO ~OU 1·a11 Ill· .... llfl' "'" lll' gl.id \\hl·n ll ... ~ill oq·r
'I lll",dJ~ nii.:ht
0 1w )'.!ruuµ .,.. tll hl' thl f.1m1h e-. of J!I tht c·.111111'1 olt·'
Th<• othl·r \\Ill tw the reporll·r ' a nd c·d1t1Jr .... \\ho h.1\1 1,.., 11
t•hron1chng lhl· <:ampa1gn :-. for postcnt~
There's one phone call that both the editors and re·
porte r s all wait upon this T uesday Unders tand that
they've spent weeks no .... following the candida tes and
wr iting up the p<>intang s with p nde a nd the vie.,.. ings "'Ith
.ii a r m
TllE \''VE Bt:E :-.i OS thl' brl·akCa!-.t l'lreu1t \\ llh rnld
"'\ l'l'f ro lh a ncl lukc·v. arm t uff<'<· l1-.11•n1n c to lounrll can
cl 1dat1 ., "Pt·.1k Tht•\ '\ t ' he l·n o n the· lun('h•·on l'lrt ult \\Ith
t h1t ht·n .1 l.i king and lukt· .... ;1r m 1·nff<·1· h:-t1•11ani.: 111 lhn..,,
,~irt1t' 1·:in(lt<l :itt•s hlal ht·r o n tnto th1· .tftcrnuon
·1 ht·y·\l' bet:n on th<· n1~h t m t'l'ting circuit. "''th h un.l
:.u)tar cookies <1nd luke w arm coffrt', hs ten1ni.i to \h(' c·a n
d1dates g ive the s ame i.peN·hc!> the) ga \'l' al brl·;1kfa:..t ;ind
lunC'h.
DA\' AFTE R DAY. wet•k in. week out. lhtf H · rl'port
l'd 1t all. Tom or ro ..... al lea st one of these Journalisti. ..... 11
get a phone call from som e citizen out the re' who will 4'3)
"lley. I heard :.i rumor that the re 's an c lcct1on toda:-h
that right '•"
That's when thc news "' riler breakl> do"' n. lie blubbl'r "
u ncontrollably. Tears stream into h is coffee cup
Making itluke wa rm.
Iraqis Attack .
By n. Mloelated Presa
Iran pulled It.a diplomata out ol Iraq today and reported a new Ira·
ql ra&d on It• aoulhem oll lnataUatlona aa relation• frayed bet.ween the two Middle Eaat nel1hbora.
Iran'• arrny waa placed on full alert ln prepa'raUon ror a posalble
Iraqi lnvulon# Ml) ln nl1rn newspaper q uoted Irani an military and 11ove"'ment o flcaa ls as saytna . Th" T•hran n wapaper, Kayhan. Province today and Sunday. "It
Miid army leave were cut back was not clear yet " tr all those
..ind thut Iran's National Secun · forced out of Iraq were Iranians.
ly Commission met in emergen· the agency said.
cy Sl'a1>lon lo discuss the silua On Sunday. Iraq sent a letter
uon to U N. Secretary ·Generel Kutt
IR N' OFFICIAL Pars ne ws
.taenc·) itatd Iranian diplomats
und the ir families in Baghdad.
I h • Ir aqi ca pital. we re o rdered
ho m e bt'cause or strained rela·
Lioni. between the two countnes.
P ars also rep<>rted that Iraq
h.td d n \'en t.300 people acroi.s
t hl' bord er into Ke rma nsh a h
April 22nd
'Do or Die'
For Te ddy
Wa ldheim demanding that Iran
withdraw it.s troops from three
is lands west or the str ategic
Strait of Hormuz in the Penuan
Gulf
The om cial Iraqi news aae nc)
quoted the letter from Foreign
Minis ter Sa adoun Jfa mmadi a l>
demandUtg Iran "ha lt its ex
pa n s 1 o n1 ~t a nd aggr e Sl>I\<'
policy "
IRANIAN FORCE of de~e<.I
S ha h Moha mmad H('za P ahlavi
occupied the i.trat1:g1c ally 1m
p<>rtant islands of A bu Mouss a
a n d the Lei:.s er an<! Greater
Tum bs in Nove m ber 1971
Iran and Iraq ha ve e ngaged in
a n increai.in~ly b1ttto r war o f
words Sln<'C' Ayatollah Ruholl ah
Kho m eini':. 1;1a m 1e rt.·\olution
toppled the :.h ah 1n J ;,inu<Jn
1979 .
'
.. ,.~ Frc:-.h from another show or
.... tn·n~th in the South. P resident
Ca rtL·r and Rona ld Rea gan d rt'
"Printing to .... a rd the finis h line
111 tht.• 1980 pn ·s1dent1a l nom inal
1ng r:ic·C's "'h1IC' thC'1r rivals hopt•
d l'"IH'r.!lel) to find .J st-c!)nd
"'111d in PC'nn1,) l\'anta
In add1t1011 to lhl· lt•r nton.d
c11 :.putt•. Iran ha' ;H'l'U<.,t•d lr;,iq
o f a 1d1nl( l-t'C·t'<.,:.1onl'l Kurd1 ... h
I l•lwl!. an oortht·rn I ran
CUBAN EXILES IN MIAMI READY FOOD FOR SHIPMENT
A lexander Vlgll, 6, Help• Suaanna Rlobo Load Canned Gooda
l '.1rtt·1 and H ea~an l>COrC'd
l.Jnds hdt• \ ll'to rit·l> in Lou1s1ana
11\ t•r lht· "'t·t•kend. duph callng
mat )!Ins t'llJOYt•d ca rlle r 1n
\l,1ba rn...i. F lo n d.J and Ct•or £1a
T H E ~E W l'iLMBERS left
!-.t•n Ed\\ard M . K<'nnedy and
f o r m t' r l ' N . A m b a s s a d o r
Ct.>orl-(t' Bu!-.h facing make ·o r
hn.•.ik ll'SI!-. in lht• Pt•nns vl\'ania
pnmary. JU!-.t 11\L'r t.,..,o· \\t•ek!-.
I rurn nm'
"It's do or d11.• in m' hook
.... 11d ~t 1k l' F11r d . K1:n111•ch
f't·nn .... :. l\'an1:i C'oord1 n;tl<•r ol tl1··
Arr ii 22 1·on11•-.1
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llt·p Bill (;oorfltnl.! flu..,h ... m an
1n l't•nn..,vh ;1111a "\\ •' h.t\ t· t11 d11
"" t • 11 • .
('artt·r .,..a ..., t•lf1P•t\ l' tn 'Hl11n
l t•lling his L<H11 .... 1ani.l ba C'kt·r..,
they had g iven hi m "a won·
de r ful Easter present ..
K e n nedy spo kC's m an Dick
Dra~ nt· said the· 'il'nator did pret
I\ "'t'll 1n a ..,tall' "'ht•n · hr· d1dn t
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I.nu1 '\1una ehost' to vote uncom
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t hl· \ ot1· .... a!'> !-.<'a ttc·rl'd amon~
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Brown J r .. form er M1 ss1ss1pp1
GO\ Cliff Finch and m inor <'an
d 1datc!'>
O n th<· R <'p u b I 1 c a n s 1 de .
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74 pl'rccnt to 19 percent. running
his de legate tota l to 372 o r the
998 n eeded for nomination
I 0,000 Seek Asylum
lh Thf' A"M>datf'd P rf'''
Thl· 1·uuan i.:o\1·rnmt·nt ha' t a ken prof>('r
m<'a,un•-. of prott-l'l1on ' <in•und tht-l't>rU\ ran t'm
ba::.sv in llav;111;1, .,.. ht-rf' t hou• and<> ha ' t-...,CJuJ?ht
a -.\ lu m . and "'ill .tllo"' Cuban' .,.. ant ml? tr> l1·a\"
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did not l'labOrall' on tlw mt·J -.urt·.., tdktn
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States
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th<'1r fellow n ·fuJlt.'t'"· ('hant an~ "guerra ." whir h
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thl· gr oup at th•· l'l•ru\ 1a n t•mha'i-.\
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tht• \uhan' h .Jd rt·quc·...,t t•d and be c·n g1vt'n
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tn lt1 thf'\ < nuld 1..iurn t«• tht· t·mlJJ.,.,~ sa fely. Racl10
lt.1\ .ina .11c1
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ani: t'mha"\ t ompound on E aster Sunday a nd
hurled "'" k' Jnd ..,tont·<, .it tho .... e cluster ed 1nsi<k
U.S. Midsection Rainy
East Coast, Northeni States Fa ir
Coastal Weat~r
~uru'\y l ut-\ddy w•tn w~umet day\,
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mtise 'B~k Watch,' Plan Memorial
WES? COVlNA tAPl -A "block w1tcb .. la Mlnll plann9d by
1nxloua Plr ot• llvin1 n 1r the ho~ of lO<year·okt Ronald
TolMlon Jr. 11 th IHrch conUnutd today for a <M'te·tlme nel1hbor
ol the ToUtAon famlly who poUt'e tl\tnlll may have kidnapped ind
atr1n1led the boy.
Bes dee the "block .. •atC'h" ln ""hlC'h •l 1east o ne par•nt la In
lb• ana at all llm . oetpbon ol th~ 1;tui.-Loi A.nt•lca s uburb
Nian Of'Jlnl&lng a momor1al tot~ alain lourth·1ndu
The boy'a fttth r. Ronald To.I& on 'r • 11penl a Hd Eaatt'r Sun
-'uy. two days aft r ttwt d lacovuy or hia aon'a body ln. aaraaet two
doors from hu, home
Graveside aervicea Wt>... t h\'dullld for Wt-dne1day at l p m ait
Roa.e l:till.a Memorial Park In WlUtUn
Ronald hid bffn m1111n1 sine.-M.-rch 28. tand tb~ Loe Anj~lt!l.I
County coroner's omce r•ported S.turd ay that he had bf.en
'ltran1lad, that he had been dead for at least 24 hours and that his
wr11t1 had been bound
Howevur. J .W Franken. an investigator for the coroner'• ol·
rice, aaid the boy "hadn't been dead since the day be waa kid·
napped." lnvt11tl1atora theorized that the youth could have been
held captlv for • tlme somewhere . then killed and brought to the
61Uage.
Booked Friday for investigation or murder were Orville
Y11un111. 22. his 27·year·old sister, Lewanna Patterson. who leased
1 tw hou .. \' where the body was round. and 23-year-old Larry
Johnaon. who lived ln the house
An aU·polnt.a bullelln was issued for Danny Jerome Young. 21.
a friend of the Tollesons and a California Youth Authority parolff
and brother of Orville Young and Ms Patterl)on. \\ho rented the
house where the boy's body was found
Winds No Easter Nemesis Be.-oi .. ae.,ard~
By The As~latf'd Pr•ss
Blustery s prang weather over
muc h o f Califo rnia d idn 't
dampen the Easter !>pirit d.-nng
the h o li day wet>kend as
thousands of residents rtorked to
parks and beachel) or o bserved
lhl· holiday "'1th traditional n •-
hgious !>ervic~s
~arht•:o., but tht'y "rame late and
lc•ft <'arty " bt:>caust' of cool
!-.prrn1tl1me temperatun·s and
dangt•rou!-. s urf
for tnl' 57th ~l·ar a top Mount
Davidson under a 102-foot cros'i
The 109-yea r -old .,unrise
.,ervice atop Mount Rubidoux in
B1ver s1de was savt'd by the last
rn1nut<' addition of a ro·spons"r
t o r t'plat'e lhc R 1ve rs 1d1•
.J ayct't''>
County hft.·~uard .. said .in
l' 1' l 1 m a t e d 2 0 o. 0 O O ba t h t-r s
).!alhen·d on Southern Ctdifornia
S horc•h1w:-. damaged by \\(.'(•k~
of wmtt•r :-.torms caused ~w1m
nwr thrt:'atl•n1n).! riptide!>. but
few rc·scut':-. Wl'rt' reported.
'Treed. ••
Sunrise serv1 <"<'S look plarc all
over the s tatt•. with an estimated
15,000 people Jamming into thl•
Hollywood Bowl for the 60th an
nual non denominational sunnsl·
ser\'1ces A sermon w;,i s dl·
li\lert'l.I by the Rev. Ro~rt II
Srhuller , pastor of the Garden
Grove Comm\lllity Churrh
In San Fra ncisco. an ;,in
nual ecumenica l ser\'lce of
hymns and readings \\as hel<I .
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Thl' olh<'r l'O s ponsor tht·
CrN1trr R1vt•rs1dc· ~11n1sterial
Fellowsh1p. formt.•d the Mount
Hub1doux £;,ic;ter Suni St' Com
mittet' and 1m·1tcd Pl'pJ>('rdinr
Cn1\'ers1ty Chanrellor M Norvel
Young as gue'it c;peakc•r
Peoplt.• also flock<'d to Palm
Springs for the \\t'l'kt.>nd . c·au!>
•nj? lretfflr lO back up lor t"'o
males Saturda~ night in the
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'Big Boom'
Quake Shakes Bay Area
BERKELt:Y ~AP > -A slight earthquake described by som e
as a "big boom" shook the San Francisco Bay Area briefly but
caused no damage. authorities say.
The shaker hit at 9: 17 p.m . Sunday and registered 3.5 on lh..-
Richter scale, orficlals at the L'nivers1ty of California Se1s mo
J.!raphic Station said. It was centered thrl'c miles southeast of
Berkeley.
. Sculptor Maren Hassinger spreads her arms as she
imitates the ~tel'I trees s he constructed recently along the
San Diego Free way in Los Angeles. The trees arc
constructed of wrapped industrial s teel rope
Police in nearby Oakland reported rece1v1n~ 264 telephone
c alls in 30 minutes following the quake .
"They JUSl wanted lo know. ·was there an earthquake'" 'What
wus that big boom'>' ·was lhere an explosion"' ... an Oakland police
sp<>kesman said ... As quickly as we could. "'e told the m the re v. as
un earthqua ke. no reports of dama,::e and tried to ~el on "'1th thl·
e m e rgency business"'<: had at hand ..
Block 'Shot Up'
2 Cops, Compton Man Wounded
· LONG BEACH (API Three ml'n
'Temained in r ustody tod ay in connec·
·tion with three separate ~hootmgs in
.one da v o n the sam e city bloc-k.
a uthorities said. The ultacks left t wo
'Long Beach poli l·e officers and a
·Compton man inJured
In the fir!>t incident Sunday. two of
.ficers \\ere -;hot in the legs after
questiomnit three p(•ople in front of
'a n apartment building in the 6800
bloc k of Long Beach Boulevard
shortly after midnigh t. said Sgt. Ron
D\'orak
( •BRIEFS J
::.upported President Carter in the
1976 gener:il elect1on, has endorsed
SC'n Edwa rd M. Kennedy for presi-
dent. a union ~pokesm an says.
The liF\\"s nine-m~mber national
exccuti\'e board rnted to endorse the
Mas::.achusctts Dem ocrat during a
"eek end meeting. U FW spokesman
'.\1 a rc Grossman said in a ,1.Cll'phonl'
inter\'iew Sunday from the union'!>
headquarters here
Timmy White. 5. beams as he 1s he ld by Ste\'e Stayner .
I l. dunng a reward presentation m t..:k iah. Stayner re ·
n·1ved a Sl5.000 check from Uk iah r esidents as a hero's
fl'" ard He gamed his frec-dom las t month. after being
kidnapped seven ~ears ago. by leading Timmy. who had
abo been abducted. to freedom
'Country Doctor,'
llind, Dies at 7 6
l'lll:'\O •AP• f>r .\rthur llt•dt•rmJn. v.ho fou.:ht to keep h1::.
ph,!-.1<·1an s hccn.w ;i::. J mdtkr of principle arter bhndncs:. for ced
him to g1\'e up his medical pr act •< t:' du-d Sund a} II<: v. as 76
lfloderman v.as pronounred d<:Jd at Chino Communil} llosp1tal lie
re<'t·nt I.> suffered a hr art failure> and has lo'>s of :.1ght "'as d ue to ad·
'a n< 1-d d1al:wte<1
ft E 0 E R M A ?\ p r a c t 1 C' 1• d
nu·d1C'tnC for nearl~ half a ccn
1un in th1., eomrnunll ' ncH·r
1·h.; r j:!tng more than SltJ for J \ 1s
1t 1'Jl11mts v.hu rouldn t PJY the
k t· \H•rc nc\ er al)ked to
I ll·derman described himself
as a "rountrv doctor.•· and ac
l'epled a::. pa.yment su<"h item.,
J S an orange. a sandw1rh. and
on re. bear meat
Thl' doctor wac; forred to rut
back on h1.; practice 31) h<' be5!an
l<>l>ini! tus e)es1ghl f or the pa::.t
t"'o 'ears. his nurse and a
ml·d1 cal teduucum :. ... n ·ed al) his
<'}es while he treated a dv. m
dlmg number o f patient.,
Hut an J anuar). the bhndne::...,
forc-t·d llcdt•rman tu ~I'._. u~·
ml·d1rirw
Last month. the '>t :ttf' Board of
~ted1c;J! (Juahty A:-..,urance an·
nnuncl'd 1t "'a::. i::oing to begin
prt1ll'1·d1ng..., to r<:vukl' h1 ~
l11·l·n::.t· W1th1 n 2 4 h o ur ...
ll edt"rman ~uffcn.:d J heJrt
f<11lurt• •md \\3!> ho~p1t.ll1zcd
Hf. F.\'ESTl'ALLY was rc-
h•al)l'd. but "'a' readmitted to
the hospital last Tuesday
Hederman 's desire to keep his
license was d escribed as "a
matter or honor " by his at-
torney, Arthur Jaffe .
J a ffe negotaated a com·
prom~ Ytllh the state Attorney
C en e ral ~ office The s tate
.1~reed to exchange the acti\'l'
ml.'<:11cal hcen~c for Jn mac'tl\1'
C'ln('. 11\.'>lc:ld t•f rl'\ ok1ni; 1l 11ut
right
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1 HE SAID OFFICERS Dennis Rob·
•bans. 27, and Adrienne Robbins. 31.
who are not r elated but were on
special plainclothes task force duty
1 together. under went s urgery at Long
Beach Me monal Hospital.
Joseph 1' Moore. 23. of Long
Beach. was arrested al a bout 6 a m .
and booked for investigation of t wo
counts of attempted murder. Dvorak
,said.
BadpJ Found o n P e a k
YOSEMITE NATIONAL P/\RK
1 AP , -Officials plan an a utop:-.y to
discover what causC'd the death of a
23-year-old experienced climber
whose body "as recovered near the
top of 3.600.foot El Capitan.
But David Kays of LaVerne. np·
par ently died of hypothe rmia. or
s ubnormal body tempe rature. a~ he
attempted lo scale the granite peak
a lone. a Yosemite National Park
SNv1ct' spokeswoman said. Kays'
b<>dy was taken trom a ledge aoout
250 feel from the top of the vertical
cliff in Yosemite Vall ey Sunday. nine
days after he began his ascent.
Introducing The $1,000
Thrift Certificate That Earns 13%
Annual Interest Rat e
ABOUT AN HOUR afte r the first
shooting and several hours before
Moore was a l'restcd. Offi rcr William
Valles was involved in a gunfight in
the same area but no one was an·
jured. Moore is also be lieved to have
been involved in that incident.
In an appare ntly unrelated assault
in the same b10C'k early Sunday after ·
noon. a Compton man was s hot in the
head. Sgt. Bob Keeran said. J erome
Jones. 28. was in critical condition at
Dominquez Va lley Hospital. Two
men sought In that attack were
turned in Sunday evening.
"9al•9 Girl. 5, s • ..,,,.,
ff !OHLAND <AP >-Authorities
conducted a door-to-door search Sun·
day In this community near San
Bernardino lor a 5-year-old girl who
was last seen early Saturday playing
in her fenced front yard.
San Bemardl:io County Sheriff's
Deputy John Hagen said there were
no indications of kidnapping ln the
disappearance of M ary Agnes
Cah aU, desc ribe<I as a friendly child
with light brown. curly hair. He said
a 40.y~at·Old friend '01 the family was
quest ioned by all t horitles and
cleared~ any Involvement.
KEENE <AP> -The United Farm
Worken of America union, which
~ .
Meat Bftd b t S la1tb t9
LOS ANGELES <AP> -An 18·
year-old gas station attendant was
arrested on suspicion of murder Sun-
day a fte r he allegedly s hot and killed
a customer during an argument,
p<>Jice s aid.
Wilshire Division Sgt . Fred Tuggey
said To mmie Thomas was held In
connection with the de ath of Price
Adams. 21. and that witnesses to the
1 a . m . killing were being sought.
SM• ttt'• 8•11 Set
SAN DIEGO <AP> -A federal
judge. overruUng a U.S. magistrate
in Los Angeles, has boosted ball from
StS,000 to $200,000 for a horse tralner
a c cused of poisoning S afe way
supermarket food in an extortion
plot. Rlahard Q. Williams was arrested
at hi• trailer hom e in Winchester and
arnlgned Frid ay ln Loa Angeles. At
that timt, U.S. Magistrate Ralph
Oeflen relUHd the prosecution's re·
quest for a bond of $250,000 and set
the S15,000 amount instead.
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the tOW\tY and SO.hem CaJtfclm1a Edbon Co. apllt UM
9iOat for a ltUlily &o ~ ~t~I fOlnl to be bUJlt ner. and wt.Ill.
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1p·apha tn ~ wilh results ol U.. 1• ce•us to
come up wtt.b ~ions for teTVices and elecUicaJ
durin1 the next dHade.
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doculM'ftt. That•a a JuaUflable e~nse from the tu· payers• de ol the leclcer lf the atu pro''~ to~ an el·
fecllve tool ln PNdlc:Una tuture n fM roads. 1choot..
police and other m .
The 19808 ln OranJe County are aoina to~ a period
of dramatic cban,ae Just ti th 1rros proved to bit. and d~cHuon makers will require t.M best lnformatJoo avalla·
ble to guide them
Just as the federal census It.self is an important plan
rung gwdc. so. too. rould this study prove to be
Open Courtrooms.
In ordering that the preliminary hearing of an ac·
cused kidnapper be opened to the public and press. a
Mendocino County superior court judge cited a somewhat
s tartling fact: Of lS0,000 dlsPoSiUons of felony arrests in
1978. only 3.2 percent actually went to trial before a jury.
"Surely." said Judge Arthur Broaddus. "the press
and public are entitled to more if}formalion about the
criminal process" than such a minimal exposure would
provide.
This was the seventh time ln recent months that a
judge had ruled unconstitutional. on First Amendment
rrounds, the California Penal Code section that gives
criminal def~dants the right to demand a closed pre-
liminary hearing.
The defendant tn this case was Kenneth Parnell. ac·
cused kidnapper of 14-year-old Steven Stayner and 5.
year-old Timmy White.
The issue in California differs somewhat from last
year's highly controversial U.S. Supreme Court ruling
th it held a dt.•fendant was entitled to waive his Sixth
Arnendrn<'nt right to "a speedy and public trial " That
ruhnf! did not rl'f<'r to any "dr rn :md" by the defrndant.
hut lt.•ft the decision to close the courtroom up to the
1udJH'. should the dC'fendunt so request and 1t sup·
post>dl~· appht'd onl~· to prt'lrtal ht'armj!s
Howe ver. in tht' t•nstung months Judges granted 66 of
109 C'losun .' r('('juests In some ras<'s lht>y dosed full trials
as w<'ll as prt'limm;u~ ht~anrlj!S. A new case now pcndmg
lwfore tht.' h1S?h cour t 1s <'XJ><'clt-0 to clarify the original
ruling
T ht' s1gn1ft C':l lll't' of all this lo lhl' public 1s lhl'
t•s tablbht•tl fort that ;1lmost ~ill ph'a harg::11111n~ takt.•s
plaC'l' dunng pt 1'11mlnary lwarings "h1rh 1s why so frw
such twanni.;s lt'.1d 11) full trials on the ongmal t'hargt•
In 'hort. 1f pr<'hmmar~ ht'artn~:o. :trt' ht.'ld bl•hind
cloSt'd door-.. tht' puhhr m<1~ IC'arn nnl~ th.it ;1 dt'fendant
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c·1s 1on \\1.11 nnt ht' lo.n1'\l1l
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only operate effN"ln <'b 1f the puhhl' ha~ conf1drnee tht:>\ are deciding matters (a1f"ly •• ·
And that cannot be the t'ase if decisions are made
hC'hmd closed courtroom doors.
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Rowbmd Evw I Rohen Novak
WASHINGTON -PrelMtenl
Caru.--. d&&nowal of hia thne·
month-o&d conf..-that tbe in-v uion ol A11haau&.an ebanaed
l\la vl•w ol "ultimate" Soviet
~oala followed a ramlUar pauem
or reaha.=r. poalUol\a to hla
poliUcal • a 1yndrome MW·
ly apparenl In b1I trHtment of
aerm warfare charaea a1&1n1t
Moarow
lo an lntervl•w wltb the
WHb!Mtoo Post'• Mee Green·
field. Carter
denied be had
ever admitted
<'hanging his
o wn mind
a b o ul lbe
Soviets' "ul-
timate goals"
as • result of
Afghanastan
lo ract, on
D ec . 31.
followrng the Soviet invasion.
Ca rter declared over ABC
1elevisl~ that Af&hanistan
"made a more dramaUc cha.nae
in my opinion ol what the Sov-
iets' ulllmatc aoala are than
anythlna they h1.1vc done" dur-
ing bis admlni11tratlon.
Thus, Carter's s yndrome
Whal he say• for lmrnt'dlil<'
political impa<'t ont> day, he dci·
nles tht> next under th~ stres& or
changed political need~ The re·
suit Is that U.S. policy bf.romes
hostage to Instant political rt'
qulrements. That has ln!urloted
U S . allies. t'Onfounded U S
ene mies and ronslgned Carter's
real polit'y to the murky world of
make bE'heve
THE CARTER syndrome has
be<'n lnpptn~ h1m a nd his coun
try ID foreign policy for three
years. but never so consiS\enUy
US ID these days of the Soviet
.:lobal offensi ve and the Carter
re-eleclloo dnve
On Jan. 23. one month after
Afghanistan. the preside nt
sounded a t'all to arms in l11s
State of the Union message It 1s
•·imperative." he said. that
Con(i(re-ss approve a 1981 defense
hill equal to "a 5 (M.'rt'ent real
~ro wth 1n author1:zat1o n s.
"1thnut any n>dut'tion "
Wht>n Cartn's budget re
\'ts1on s reat'ht>d the House
Earl Waters
Arm•d Suvlcu Committee
March 31. he called for a 2 per.
cent real 1rowth. ln f Ut three
mont.tw, the pr•ident 1 pe:rcep-
Uon of poUUCll realhy had
cauaed htm to down1rade
d rastically what he had told
Con1resa waa ao "imperaUve"
of mllit.aty preparedness.
THE CASE of alle1f'd Soviet
vlolaUoos of the 1972 treaty ban·
n1n1 biok>giul (germ) warfare
also has trlgaered the syn·
drome. When the allegations
about V\Olations were first beard
by Carter last s pring, be turned
a deaf ear. He did to not bec:aUH
the auaplclona had been dU·
proved. but becauae be did not
want to harm bis cberlabfd
atratectc arms Uml&.aUon •11'"'
ment <SALT m.
Any prool that MOKOW bu
violated the ioataten.t and
specific term1 of tbe term
warfare treaty would have made
SALT 11 its tint casuatty. So.
the wraps were on: tbe ex·
plosk>o in a suspected blolotiical
warfare plant in tbe closed city
of Svttd.lovak. nearly 1,000 miles
east of Moscow, was 1lveo tbe
quick brush.
At1bant1tao chan1ed eYWY·
tbln1 . Suddenly. tbe aame
clrcum1tancea cleemed laad·
ml•Hble for U.S. IC""'8J only
month.t earlier were pe1~W111.
••Id a State Department
apokesmao, H bavlnc ceuled
"1ub1tantlal numbers of
f atallUea perhapa runnlnt mto
the hundreda ...
BUT WILL Carter lnsist
tomorrow. as be does today, on
uncovertna the tru1h about. the
alleaed Sverdlovsk U'eaty viola·
tlon ? The State Department
say• he will. The president's rec-
ord of making policy according
to political needs of the moment
atron&Jy ar,.ues that he wUI oot.
That la particularly true ln
this cue because a U.S. find.in&
that the Russians blatantly
cheated on the unverifiable
ierm warfare treaty wowd rev·
olutloohe the political climate
here qalmt the iJlrateglc arms
a1reement. Tbe lop·secrel
guldelloe drafted by the Na·
tlonal Security Council's Special
CoorclinaUon Committee <SCC>
IH\ mootb. lnformlnc Cart.er the
admlnlslraUon wa1 ·•ralain1 this
matter" with Moscow.
speclflcally noted "potentially
serious Implication• for the
futu~ of arms control."
THOSE lmpllcallons center
not on senn warfare but on the
broader question or nuclear
arm1 C!Ofttrol. In the word& oC
one lop arms cootrol expert. a r1 nd Inc of Sov let g ui It at
Sverdlovsk "would terrify the
arms controllers. not just
because of the verlficat1on prob-
lem but bttauae It would prove
Soviet intent lo cheat at a lime
many arms controllers claim
that there as no such intent. ..
Some day. perhaps soon. Jim-
m y Carter may decade to re-
sume all-out pursuit or deteote.
despite Algharustan Wben that
day romes the Carter syndrome
makes t'h anice easte r Tbe
SverdloVlik 1nr1denl, along with
the 5 percent increase 10 the de
fense budget a od many other
no" forgotten Ca rte r pohc1e ..
Pt'J!~f>d to th•• pa!-.~mg fanry. "ill
~im ply tx, dt'med and hidden in
'-Orne mu..,t) fe lt>
Gop Has Opportunities in Legislature
Republican!-.. in the m1nonty
Qf both h <JU~l'S O f th<'
Legislature. are looking forward
to this \tar's elect1ons with the
fond hope'> 11( gaining enough
scats in one or both hou:.t·<. to
w r e ' t l" o o t r o I f r o m t h e
Ot·mo<'f:.iL'
Whl'lhl'r it has dawn ed upon
tht•m or not, they presently have
a goldl'n op
porlun1ty to
d t· mon't rult•
to th•• JM"Ople
of C'ultforn1a
t h t• rt·u~on s
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of all J~es tS suPPQJ'Ud by
Df'mocrat1c Senators Waltt:r
StH"m. Bob Presley and Ruben
Ayala am t>ng other s
Demcxralle A.uemblyman Lou
Papan r!l &ponsonng leg1.Slaoon
to bar a lfOvemor from seeking
oth~r otnce dunng hts term
t:VF.N SPEAKER L er>
MC'CArthy ha~ shown soml' sup
J,IC)rt ror ttw-""~t" leg1slatton
f'Oll('('f_Jt and r~mocratl(' Senat.or
Jf)hn Uolmdohl ha11 authored a
blll flJr1findJnJC "sunset" to local
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t•n'l klan m<WM)' to pee>,&. who
nHd ll 1>9cauao tbey're poor
,., fltll rl1k.-. If you'rt a._,.uttl)'
•Ut" )'OU don't ne.d lh• money
wtt ml1ht make you a toan at OD•
• ; -
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0 n '* faJt. l wu Jfmrft1 Otltff',~.··
ly II .. cOlnar Ab.ill went off.>
.and • hair percent
<01.n11 > Make lhat 19. <Dtnc! >
And I hall. •
"Oo Wft took Ilk«' the kind Of
JM!OPIC\ who neod money!" I dti·
mand«I wtth cttsntty.
''TtM' c otn11 > 20 percent loan
It youra." Hid the Banker.
"J uat •Ian herc-. <Dina 1)
Qukkt"
WE MIGHT have had lamb
chopt for ttlnn r af\tr all bad t
not dropl*S tht1 1H1n on the floor.
By the Umt1 I picked lt up <Dlna!
Dln(ll l l>lnll I Dina!) our tlrst payment. accordina lo UM tn.
tert11l tablo, would .,. a112.
"That'• ta more than we
would haw ln lM wprl~1''. ~urt· td out Glynda w'thout wnalna.
"Wh•rt\ter would we -the monfl we'd nffd lo pay otr our
debU '
"Not here, )'O\l deadbeat& ...
aald \be Banker. "ff \Mr.'1 cae
thlna we bankef'I c:an't lolerato, It· 1 you poor c l"Odlt rlab."
...,,.., Aprll 7, 1980 OM. y PILOT A 7
• et!v~ Spirjt_· K_~Jls Ideals of Commonwealtli
M • I t • r: P r h ln I I n d NO.. ans ar rich, bo ver.
un tbe ~ -'n.i.;.ha• a.~r1 b.1tb al&Ddard
al .. PQliUdan .-ol UYl.nl. ~ven t.houah tbty do ulled about 1alnl.q the top spot not eompete. YH. you mt1ht
ln the IOYel"IUQeat. ··1 won't rtply, but LMY h1ve oU . they
fl1ht tW tt, Wben I ••• In hav half tho 1reat North sea oil
America. I wu tkkened by t.be aad ~ .. flPJds.
poUU•I••• wt.o fltht for True. but wtt h.ve T•xu and
th••••lvff. Tht ta not the Loul1ana and Alukl and until a
NonHtllD WIJ. We do not ft )• .. rw aJO. w dldn·t havf' to co•p•l•." So •P•ah Gro import 11\Y oil. But we werl' .o Harl•m 8..undtl.ad. who l• bay compet.inM we didn't l<>CK
ref ant.cl H lh•• moat Ukely down the road like provitlt•nt
person '°be her country·• nut UttJ sqw~ls to l'll"t' lht· winter
prime mlnbt~r of ahort supply ah(•ad
She 11 a l•bor MP. Erling Would any of tht.• ml'n vyini.i
Nordvlclt •s th~ le ader ot wlth .. uch o\ht·r f ur tht•
Norw• y' s pre•ldf'ncy hav.-tht-mo:>l
conaervaUYM unfot-used 1d,•a11 or what Mr
and, ~h Nordvitlt could havt-In mand
b I• part y when he i.ays rompet1tion m111ht
stands • IOOd impel a pt>r'><>n lo bl> unra1r"
1crMna to "tootett\ thelr homl." u Se.a.. Howard Baker .caUed 1t.
the other day. Mfore • he qi.lit
runnln1 tor tho prf'tldency and
... aahw.'d h1I dJplly aa 1 human
beln1.
l'or IOtM, competlllvenea ls
110 lntem11l1ed and tncratted
Into their aoult that not victory
It lb poU1, not wlnnin1 the
<'Om petltlon un relax their
pltlablei 1trtvtn1. Have you ever
11cen lln)'thlnc more dbturbine
lhun tbole pictures of Jimmy
l'u1 tt'r, cadaver·complected and
ulmost Inert, being assisted
from last sum01er'1 marathon in
Sydney Harris.
the mount.atna? When the brain
waves ao loojet rcaiJt.u on tbe
oscllloicope, ht• lega will al.Ill be
pumplna.
WE PLAY the most import.ant
samtt of life the way the
N atlonal Football or Hockey
lea1uea play tbein : wllb no
restraint on competition unleu It
as outwardly Imposed. That ls
why, u a society, we need ao
many referee1 and policemen
und why they en1oy su c h
indifferent t.uccess at their
work.
Ours u a di so rderly,
tndlvtdualistlc klod or
compelltlon~ one that bu
voracious diaretard for
boundaries, Umlta or foul IJnes.
We att mucb elven to blU1terin1
statements about patrloUam but
aucb sentiments really bave no
meaning outs ide of a war
context. 1bere is no operating
definition, oo recognlllon of the
pouiblllty of something like
peaee·time patriotism. ,
We are often appalled at the
excesses our individuahs tac
competitiveness leads us to. We
excoriate s pecial interest
groups; we disapprove or smgle
luue aelfllbnesa. but we 8W!
unable tf\ ~Use a puJJtqc
toaether. • woriina Wlity aave
in term• or a quasl·mWtarr
alert .
Many of u1 do deapaJr .,
seeing aspect.a of compet.tdo.
give way to cooperation, we
yearn for war-like emergendea
to impoee the cohealveness that
we believe we cannot gain bf
exercise oC our own will.
As a term in poUtical oratory
and u a cooperative ideal, thet
ancient word, commonwealth,
finds no use among us modems.
chance to win Compet1llon I!) tht' unl\t'rsul
next year's mecharusm that Amt'rl('an!> !>a)'
eletliona, he they belJt'Vt' in For ch!ldren.
Is r~aign1ng compet1llon builds character. In
Aggressive Driving Habits Hide Weakness
his post to go the economy . co mpet1t1on
to the f a r l'fl8 k es ror crf1c1en cy and
north country pro!)pt'nty. compt>t1t1on in ··tht•
and edit a small nt'w!'>pa(>t.'r "If market plat·t· uf 1d('as" i:. lht•
I should compete for myst'l!, I u.ruce:-.:-. ~hcreb) t r uth 1:.
' w~uld not be ObJttltve. I don't dJ l>COvcred, 15-0lakd and yielded think I would be fair in my up
discussions." <The material ror
this piece comes from an artacll'
by Peter Ackroyd in the London
Spectator, not to be confused
with its inre ra or A m t>rican
Imitator.)
WE HERE have been brou~ht
up to think that persons who
don't compete are Rui,!>ian
communists or members of
some unhygienic f''ourth World
society where th e energy
required to feed a nd clothe one·s
se tr has b een im m ora l ly
diverted to proc-reataon The
\' t:T TIUS compl'lll1vc• unlor
quandrennrnlly brings forth a
group of candid ates t•onsidered ..,o
poor m ability. so d1minisht.-d in
staturt'. so dishonest or al least
menctac1ously slippery. that thl'lr
mo~t intelligent and morally
:-.l·nsatn·e supportl•r!> !>Cldom
claim more ror them than that
th(•y <Jre lxitter than they m ake
t h l' ms l' Iv l's o u l to be . Th c
<·ompetit1ve framework lh<'Y
mui,t work in may turn them into
lhC' tas tel(•ss. undign1 f1ed
hraggarts who appear on our TV
As I was edging out of a park-
ing lot the other day. some Clyde
in his Bonneville cut sharply
ahead of me, fl ashed a sour
smile of triumph in my d irection
and scooted away.
~He evidently thought he had
"won" something, but in my
VICW. he had
l os t lit.•
thought hl'
was display
1n g ~trength
and ag .
g rei,s1 vrness.
I thought he
was display·
1ng weakness
<JOd bttd man·
ners.
What the prevaahng l'thos m
modl'm Amen can life doe. not
seem to unden.tand as that true
strength alway• reveals •tsell ln
gentleness and courtesy; thJs
was the whole medie val idea of
kmghlhood and chivalry -a
knight was chivalrous because
he felt strong enough to afford 1t.
WE TEND TO l'OnfU.!>e rude·
ness w ith power, and ag ·
grt'!>SIVl:'nCS l> With Vl r&lil )
Many, if not most. or the bad·
mannered drivers on the road
art• s lack Jawed youths who
privat~ly feel weak and insecure
in their personal relations with
the world . tooling a fer'O('IOUS
car gives them a v1carloU.!> sen5l'
of power they do not J>O!>!'tl'l>!> an
person.
Genwne strength of character
as a lways acc-ompanied by a
reebng of secunty that allows
one to practice civility and
court~y -but. an our perverse
culture, civility and courtesy are
often regarded as sagos of weak·
oess or some lack of "manh·
ness."
And it is largely this perverse
evaluallon of what constitutes
manhood that accounts for so
much or the d angerous dis·
c-ourtesy o n our nation's
h 1 g h w a y s --so m e ho w • t h c
l'dU C'3llOn o r boys here ha:.
l>trel>sed aggress1vent>Ss ~t the
price of gentlenes .... so that
many youths a<.lt Like boor:. 1n or·
der lO bl: thought or ai, "men "
THL4' IS ra1rl~ indigenous to
our culture. in other countn~ . .i
more balanced viev. I'> taken of
what comprises "manliness~
and one of the main criteria pr
a n adult male i s bi s
cona iderateneu for others. And
the poor result or our misconcep·
lion of manhood can be seen in
many falling marriages , where
the wives uniformly complain
that their husbands are just ''lit.-
tie boys who failed lo grow up."
No one, to my knowledge, has
ever made a study of the social
psychology or driving : but I
think that s uch a study would
show that the males with t.he
worst manners are the least
'>U re of \hear masculinity and the
mo!lt resentrul toward the
deepe r r espoos1 bal1t1es or
manhood. f'or true :.trenglb
always exhibits itself in
~enerosity of spiral.
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K
OR Sit NGS D LOAN
CAN PAY YOU A
i 'HIGHER INTEREST RATE THAN
SECURITY PACIFIC BANK!
"'
Come get some securitv. for Y.our assets toda%
Its our $10,000 minimum 26
week account. Every account is
guaranteed by Security Pacific Bank.
Each is insured to $100,000 by the
·Federal Deposit Insurance C.Orporation.
And each offers an interest rate no
other bank or savings and loan
can outdo.*
Because there's nobody like Security
Pacific Bank. We're strong. 23 bill ion
dollars strong. We're convenient. 580
offices convenient. We're safe. 100 years
of experience safe.
C.Ome get a Security Pacific Bank
T-Bill C-ertificate. It's a strong, conven,
ient, safe, and very smart thing to do.
• tnttrcst i& not comroundcJ and Federal rejlulations require a suh-.1:1n1ln l in1crc$r rcn~hy for c11rly w11hdri1wJl
The annual 1ntcrc,1 r.flC •~ Mi'11cct to change at renewal. SECURITY PACIFIC BANK
•
SA1' t'RANCISCO <AP> -Sout~ ta&enlt ,.. ... ,Mw aent the ~ ol hotM _... ~h
the root. putUna Sa_o Fra~ SQ aru '*"" and ..uera ln1o ... ltat• ot •'*k" u.t tr.auna a market desm!Mlon apertt "1 la lbe wont ln IO ytara.
SU. are doWD b)' over JO percet la mott Pl•c• aD4 alQ'lOat fO percent tn Sao P'tanet~. a aurvey •howl.
REAL'IGU. LENDE&S AND TITLB com·
I panlt1 hen •P'M tWa .. the moet dlamal aprtn1
for borne aalet atnn th• '30e · ·nw few rea.hon 1 've talked to ln tbe lut l weell or two .,. talkin1 MrkNilJ about 1ettln1 out of th M•Mll IOI' a whi.14 uaW UUqa MtU. down." saya t...yn Downin&. d uet executive of.
ricer ror California Land Till ('00\pany ln Marlo
1 County
"There'• no doubt in my mlnd that lbe real
estate m rlcet la ln a tot.i depression at lb ..
ume." be aaya, addiaa that tail rtnD receet.ty laid
off 30 percent of lta atalf.
BUSINESS HAS SLOWED TO such an extent
that Muoo·McDwfie, the oldtllt and lar1eat real
estate firm in &he Eut Bay, lut week round it.sett
without a single house Uallna for tbe first lime since the poet-war bousuia bOOm.
"The sellers aa well as the buyers are in a
state of shock." says Paul TempleU>n, co-manager
of the residential sales office.
Many savings and loan institutions either have ·
laid off their loan staffs or transfeTred them to
other departments.
MICHAEL DURKIN, SENIOR vice president
of American Savings and Loan, says his company
began <.'Utting back its staff early m 1979 through
a ttrition, "and we've been retraining lo an
employees so they can be transferred into savings
a reas."
Some, like American. Great Western Savings
and Home Savings, are granting no new loans and
will rewrite loans only when one or the properties
they have previously m ade loans on is resold.
Others, s uch as Fidelity Savings and Loan,
have s imply s topped m a king ho m e loans
a ltogether at least temporarily.
THE MAIN PROBLE M IS s kyrocketing in ·
, CITED FOR SERVlCE
Medal Winner Gunn
Mari1ies
Cite
Mesan
Rancher
Suing 2
Aliotos
S AN F RANCISCO
(AP ) -A Wyom in g
ran cher h as accused
for mer Mayor J oseph L
Alioto and his lawyer
son. Joseph M. Alioto. of
legal malpractice in a SS
m illion s uit t h a t has
gone to trial in Supe rior
Court. ,
Courtenay Davis, 79,
fi le d the s uit w hich
stems from a 1968 anti·
trust complaint brought
b)" aeyeral cattlemen
against the Great AU&n·
tic and Pacific Tea Co.
A &P . Safe way and
Kroger Co .• accusing the
three g i a nt g r o cery
r ha ms of conspiring to
fix the pnce of beef.
DAVIS HAS accused
the Aliotos, whose law
firm handled the suit on
his behalf~ of breach of
Marine Reserve Col. contract, negligence,
John Gunn or Co s t a fraud and misrepresen·
Mesa has been awarded talion in connection with
the Navy Commenda· the action.
lion Medal. According to court
He was cited for his documents, the Alioto
assist ance in the d e· firm negotiated $5.25
velopment or s imulated million in attorneys'
a nd computerized train-fees w en It settled the
ing exercises and for dis· case A&P for $10
semination of informs · million. A&P agreed to
tlononunit a ctivitles. pay million im ·
H e h as b ee n a -..JlllHU~tely and $1.&5
member of volunte er million a year from 1975
and mobilization unit.a at through 1980• according to court records. El Toro Marine Corpa
Air Station since 1972.
The medal was pre·
sented to Gunn, news
editor of the Daily Pilot,
by Maj. Gen. Richard
K u c i. com m a nd in g
general of the reserve 4th
Marine Air Wing.
SAFEWAY AND
Kroger were later dis·
missed from the court
a ction after reaching a
settle m e nt with the
plaintiffs. Davis was not
a mong the plaintiffs
named in the suit.
Get Yourself Going
FortheBOSI
Powers "TOCal YbnanTralnlng"
makes 11 all ooss1ble.
1mmeo1a1e classes lormino
Ca1110<1ay for your 1ndlvl<lual
pu:ioram <J1scuss1on
JlRSOOAt ~OPMENT & t.()()EUNG SCHOOl.S
ORANGE COUNTY
3 TOWN & COUNTRY ORANGE
( 714) 547-8228
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.. ,.T naa llATD. eoaaow1:as simply
aren't 1ubmltt1n1 appllcatlona." saya John
WUUamlOft. executlH vice preatd•nt of Gibraltar
811HlaOld
Princess Ashraf
hhlavt. -st
of Iran's de·
posed ahah, has
written a book
telling her aide
about lite in
Iran and bow
outsiders in·
fluel\.ced its course, the New
York Daily
News says.
&avlua Md Loan.
T6e aituaUoo, predicts Downin&, will continue ~==~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; to worMo until the auanmer ol 1981. r ·•And by tMn, enou1b people will be out or IUS~S OPPOllTUNITllS
work in W a country to warTant a total chanae tn Meat Mai\ef.H B _; ~taned Giasi:N 8 -
tbll\ki#I about how we fi£bt inflaUon. Fi9ure Salon. F v -Coffee~ S A. -
"At lbla Point, there ls no question in my nllnd Cycie Parts. CM -Restannts. N B -
tbat the price of homes la not going to go down,·· OTHER LARGE I SMALL f ..
says Downing "The seller will out wait the buyer NEWPORT IA Y LI. IMYESTMENTSaa ,,.
The buyer won't outwait the seller " Ill Do-ter Dr .. M.I.. t2Ul 714 631·5150 ....,.__..,., ...
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iwE CARE PAALBAOVU~TNT LAGUNA!~
* * * * : The Following Partial List :
* * : of Citizens Care Enough :
: About Our Village to Re-Elect :
* J}
: MAYOR JACK McDOWELL :
* * l:} Mr. & Mn. •oberl lorftett DevW & ~ l...a J}
l:} Mr. & Mra. Jam•• Decker John & l)o,Oftty Klrtilond l:}
J} Mr. Richard Toomey Mr. & Mn. Jim Nel1on J}
l} Mr. & Mn. Wiiiiam Shle ld• Jon Karch J}
; "" & Mu. Robert Lovett A E. E L E c T Aucko Corter ;J}
~ Wick & Lucy Wickham hrboro Moler "<
Ccrtherlno Kloator Dr. ond Mrs. •oberl •-..r
l} Dorothy Pogo Mr. & Mra ...... Y9te• J}
J} Mr. & Mr•. Joo Johraua Mr. & Mn. Ruu Mford J}
l} Mr. & Mn. JoHph Andrua ho 0.Moy l:}
: Mo•lno & Horry Lawrence ~ M AV 0 R * Cindy Modrogal : l} Mr. & Mra. Poul Stlkor Mr. & Mrs. LCH.1 Zltnlk l:}
J} Mr. & Mra. Wllllam H. Glenn Koy Scot1 l:}
l:} Mr. & Mrs. lruno Lambert Mr. & Mrs. O .A. ToUlvor J}
l} Mr. & Mr1. Wiiiiam Power• Mr. & Mrs. Herb No'41n l:}
l} J}
l} Mr. & Mr1. Jomo1 G. Law Mr. & Mn. John •wdof1Jh *
l:} Mr. & Mra. Loa Chotham Mr. & Mn. Jock Ov~ J}
l:} Dr. & Mrs. lrnoat Lolte Mr. & Mrs. Wetter frcuoo i>
J} Mr. & Mra. Roy Heller R-.no Oewthy *
J} Dr. & Mf'I. Tom Judy Johft .... *
J} J}
J} J}
J} -Mr. & Mrs. A.W. ConMllue Jock bchboch J} * Mr. & Mn. S.... Scttw.ltaer Pavt forbor J}
J} Mr. & Mn. Jodt lMntt.11 Gkldyt Hoo• l:}
J} Mr. & Mrt. Nannen lobont Mr. & Mn. Jock MdC•-n l:}
J} Gladys Thompton ToHy & J11no Nep1vno l}
* * l:} Fern Rand°'ph frank Corri J}
i> Mr. & Mn. Garold Unke Fronk & Virginia Conkor l:}
i> Mr. & Mra. Lorry Hunt Mr . & Mn. Kenneth G. hyer l} * Jock McGooy Mr. & Mn. Richard Jahrovt l}
J} Mr. & Mn. lugono V. Porkor Mr. & Mn. Jim long *
* * * * J} Mrs. Jame1 Yoney JoM & Dabble Chriaty * * Mr. & Mra. J .W. Lanadoll Dr. & Mrt. Vincent C-roll *
J} Mr. & Mrt. Jamee Crowahaw Mr. & Mn. Mike Good "4..
J} Dtone Llota John GamWe -< * lorboro 5on1ot Wiiiiam Schmidf :
* * * IC.I. Moy Ion a Vw .. nla Krebor J} * MT •• MN. Chortea M. Johnton Mr. a Mn. Wllllam forr~I J} * Mr •• Mn. Arfhur c .. .a. .. r Tom a .. tty Komp *
l:} Mr. & Mrs. Ion WHO_,. Don A Hert. Andonon J}
J} Dorothy GordnOf' Wuottlona Tcrytor J}
* * : MT. & MN.,,.... llnn•r Mike Moy J}
J} Mr. & Mra. lerl ...... •oberl Thorpo J}
Mr. & Mn. An*ew Morthtond Sttlf4oy lowon *
: tvon Andenon Jorry & Mndred Pedolt.-4 !"
J} Mr. & Mn. Id Miiia Don McKlnnoy ;}
* * * Mr. & Mn. Pronk Dunn Tobi Taytor * * HI Lambourne ldno Hampahlro *
l:} Mr. & Mra. Chari•• Culp Jome• lortlett * * Mrs. Horry Miiis Zolpha Ponerson *
J} Mra. lvth Axtell M". T°""")f Ay.... *
* * : 1111 Axllne Woltor foster :
Pat Atha lrwln Kwatek * Carol lurk• Myrna Conkiy * * Mr. & Mn. 'oul Griem Ida Agor * * lmbro• llrd * * * i> loy Morcom *
J} Mr. & Mr1. Corl Hll9ron lortha lf'vbokor * * lkhord Ma11•n Mr. a Mn. D .. Cllftftold l:} * lolond Greon• Morion Covin * * Mr. & Mrt. lobort Hudd ... teft Mr. & Mn. wn...t lcNlfta *
J} Morionf ... n *
* * * Mr ... Mn ..... Smith * * hrnlo & htty Syfan Thor ... I.... J} * John & Ketttleen Moraan Vonnie CrvtchfloW *
"4.. Mr ... Mrs. Mii•• ThCMMll J ....... Alk• ~ "4..
:: HIM'ry Wlltota 1111 & Derry ~lnOf' · Mr. & Mn. HIM'ry Howenl Jim Lyona ::
:: Alox lebonion & St._,..nlo Mr. & Mn. 1111 Imhoff 5"""' Avlt H~ & N9nq L.. ::
-< Fronk loath & Arlene Rvu & ltthOf' HlfMlll Mr. & Mn. HinMt Schmit& -< * Mr. & Mn. llmer McKeown loyd & Sheron Jefferl•• Id & layette Hofoy Tom Inmon * * LovlH Covao lorg Nlol1on Mr. & Mrt. Dovo lodor Mr. & Mra. letaert OIH * * Mr. & Mra. larker * * J} * J} * * * Laguna Beech Polle• Employ••• A11oclat1on/ Laguna Fact•, Inc./ Laguna Beach Texpayera' AHoclatlon * * • {l ~
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!LAGUNA NEEDS JACK McDOWELL:
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~ !'aid ,.or 8't n. Com1111tt-. Tn 11• riHO J..-t Mr-I Jlt 11..-...r IAllOI'• ~ C'4 ~I Jarl ~ Tr.-• ~ ~**************·~··~•*••~·~·································~~·······
81 n.. ~late4 Preu
. 4 W~1 D.C. 1"'*1Da.rket f'8}t •nufee ur-.n 1hould
atop laau QI tl'Offry coupoo1 and
aho4a&d lo~c. hulead.
Olllll • OM ot UM IS I~ cla.a.Ja ... ·..v,. ~ 1 ....... -~---It clalm1 art Ui.e dltaclvH&alet of
~ It 1howed U.e f'Um to the o,.._, M1nU1aclur-.r1 of Am rte•. wbaH memben laaue many of tit
bUUoea ol ~poa• dl1lributed Hcti
year, and may ahow It to conaumen lnlbe~.
"WE P&EPA&EO THE mm to
atlmulatt dlalo1ue, ·• 1-.ld 81rry
Seber, a Olant apot sman "We rt'
co1nbe t.bel"e are Lremendou:s pro
blema handlang coupons
Hopefully. t.bere are altemauvei to
coupon prorrams . Instead of
coupons, wouldn't it be t>t-tter to u.se
the promotional dollars to low~r
prices to all consum~rs ·• ·
Paut Kelly. a spokel>man for the
manufacturers assoc1atton, said that
coupon!' do not increase pnces He
said that roupons are u~ed hke
other promotional tools to boost
business. Increased business keep~
costs -and prices down, Kelly
said.
"They are highly popular with con-
s umers.·· he said, adding that
coupons provide a d1re<'t saving.
SHOPPEJlS DO NOT have to rely
on retailers to pass along benefits the
way they do with reduced.price deals
manufacturers offer to s tores.
Coupons "transfer a price reduction
immediately to the consumer," Kelly
said.
W. F. Dobson. a spokesman for the
Proctor & Gamble, Co .• also de-
fended coupons.
"We believe they're a proven way
to efficiently encourage people to try
our products," Dobson said.
Coupons are •·a very focused form
or direct advertising" that "coin-
cidentally offer consumers a real op-
portwlily t-0 save money," he added.
Smoke Bootu? APWl,.. ..... to
Rep. Fortney H. Stark, D-Calif..
is co·sponsoring a bill to raise
the federal tax on cigarettes by
10 cents a pack, the f1ri:,I tn·
crease since 1951.
CONSUMER J
A.C. NUB.8EN CO. ettlmatel tbat
maoufacwren d.latrlbut~ about au
billion coupoaa laJt year. Ul> &bo\rt 11
percent from uni. M llUooa mor-.
coupooa were laaued by 1ndMdua1
1tore1 AecordJni to Nhslaen, about 4
percf'nt or Ju l Ovt'r throo bluton of
thl" mamalacturer<f coul)()rut w&n1 re-
de4'mt"d
Thi• S l>epurtment ot
Aarirulture says 1hat up to 90 percent ot all torn1lil':1 w.e coupons at one
time or anotht'r l)()b:1on ~llid studies
:ihow that half of fll households with
"" •nnual income of under $.5,000 use roupons
C1ant. whwh was one or lbe first
stort-s to put a ceiling on some prices
In response to a request from Esther
Pt>terson, President Carter's special
adVl!>t'r on con!>umer afhurs. re
deems manufacturer~· coupons and
issues its own ~tore coupons.
THE CHAIN HAS no plans to slop
accepting or issuing couJ>Qns. but
Sche·r said "wt' certainly would" !Jke
to see the pratt1Ct" end
G 1ant claims thcr<> art> several pro-
blems with toupon:., including mis
redemption Scher :.aid fraudulent
use of coupons in 1978 cost the in·
dustry an estimated $140 million,
repre~enllng about 20 percent of the
$730 milbon worth of couJ)Ons re·
deem~.
Sther also said that affluent shop·
pers i et the biggest benefit from
coupons Redemption rates in well·
to·do areas are three and four times
as high as in low-income areas, he
said.
WOULD AN END TO COUJ>OnS ac·
tually mean lower prices'>
"ll 's very difficult to answer:·
Scher said "We think there would be
savings for consumers 1f coupons
were ended."
Kelly countered: "If you say get
rid or coupons, you're saying get rid
or promotion. If you say get rid of
promotion, you·re saying get rid of
advertising." Carr ying the dis-
cussion one step further . Kelly said ,
you could argue that there should
never be product sales since these
sales are also a forlll or promotion
and advert~mg.
"ANY STORE THAT doesn't think
coupons, are any good, they can re-
fuse to handle them," Kelly said
Scher stressed that Giant is just
trying to start a discussion on the is·
sues involved in couJ>Qns. Thus far,
there is DO iodicatiOO Of any
widespread sentiment against
coupons a lthough some retailers
have been complaining that the
hand.ling fee paid by the manufac-
turers to the stores is not large
enough and some manufacturers
have boosted the fee from 5 cents to 7
cents a coupon.
Disabled Assisted
WASHINGTON <A P > An or.
ganization has been formed to in·
volve disa bled person~ 1n the
American political process. The
League of Disabled Votl'rs, led by
Eunice Fiorito. wall haw ill> national
office in Wa::;hington. DC.
Paid Pollt1cal Advertisement
FOR
HUNTINGTON BEACH
CITY
COUNCIL ·
Your vote for Wes Bannister
is a vote for better city government
ENDORSEMENTS:
Ted and · A.lice Bartlett
Dick and Doris Footner
Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce
Paid for by candldat~t Wes Bannlstert 1924.2 McLaren Lane, Hun tington Beacn,
Callfornla 926-46
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Col*DI Gt'CMlh and
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Maintain a panned
ttmlf to land uses.
1ndudlng public and
prtvate beaches.
Reduce 1"aMc
Cot191llon
Complete the Troffic
Circulation Pion.
induchng the Son
JOOQl..lln Hllls--Bontta
Corryon Con1dof and
University Drive.
Uml Aillh:lflc NofM
Insure a llmrt of 40 f!lghts per doy at
John l/tJayne Nrport
PNI llW lhe Upp« lay
Establish a Coope!'otlve atmosphere
rhot will make possible funding tor
~,Ap117.18IO
dredging and silta-
tion basins to protect
the boy. ........ , . ._..
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"k>nof the Ctty's
commttments to both
the residenttol ond
business ex>mmunltv
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Conll'ot
Toke the initlotrve In
problem sotvlng and
not grve away controf
to outside agencies
R!Mlole lnMgrlyto City Gowmment
Conduct the crtYs business 1n ()pen
neonngs that recognize common
decency and the highest ethical
standards
JOhnCUfCo
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Vi 'Ofine Dolton Cha irman -Bonnie Hesse Coord inator -Diane Cox
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VOTE APRILS
JOHN C. COX, JR.
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· The wav of life of Middlefield, Ohio's Amish community 1s being
threatened by proposed construction of high-power transmission
. line through their community. Symbols of their culture are seen
(above) in children waJking home from classes, and <below>
farmer with broad brimmed hat and horse-drawn buggy .
Paid Political Advertisement
·. NATIQN
Bo• nay Is It? ~llLICIA . . W.EMT-WOR"fH . 4 Uve in Little Dakota Tmm
year-cld dauahter. Jud!, and Darrell
Keller, wbo work.a at t.be Grano ll'aln Of H.B. City (lalk DeMI•'• ...... town ~r tbe ~ elevator. V'
cw1a1 -ev• wlth a population WRY DOES GaANO bother r.
a..m oatbe-wq. · ma.lnina a fuli.tleqed, iDcorporat,.cl -~· 0at1 ---er•• Uve In the prairte cltty!! ra aybe It's that 111.• federal .,.. '9CPlllC ~ ~ ..-. '-... •-a--...,..,. ................. ._,. c.w-....
bamlet, tut ed away In the windy revenue-1barlo1 check evu1 ~~!~~~~~~~~~~~!!!S~ northwest corMr of lbe st•te. quarter. I
But Jania Gehrinaer says, "People
around here Just feel t.bey want to
have Graoo there."
SVEN 11IE MAYO& and one ot tbt atdermen don't U ve in Grano.
The lut municipal criaia occurred
lo February. The bar burned down.
Built on the Soo Line Railroad
north ot Minot, Grano slta aJona the
Souri1 River.
Jan.la Gehrin1er and her famlly
run lbe town. Mra. Gehringer la
trea1urer; she's the only city officlal
who livea in town.
H er hus band Daniel is an
alderman: son James is mayor, and
dauehter·in-law JoAnn is the other alderman.
AT 11. TBE rettntly elected James
is the youngest mayor tn North Dakota.
"Yeah, Ma vot.ed for him real big."
said Janis Gehringer.
James work.a at the Farmers Union
in nearby Mohall; be and JoAnn,
along with baby Jodi, plan to move to
Grano th.ls summer. That will swell
the population to seven.
The rest of lbe town is composed or
Daniel and Janis Gebringer's 15·
Grano, ln Renville County, bad
.aome competition for the Uoy town ti· tie .
Eckman and Omemee were the en-
tries from north central North
Dakota. but the sleepy Bottineau
County vtllagH quietly expired la.at
year when the county dissolved t.be
non·functionln& towns. Eckman
boasted rune resldenta in tbe la.at
census: Omemee five.
p .. .._.. ... ____ _
DON'T
SPOIL
NEWPORT
VOTE
FOi
WILLIAMS
VISITORS
IN DANGER
PAID POUTICAL ADVERTISEMENT
CO RBY . England
(AP) -Health officials
have asked British doc·
tors for help in trying to
track down guests who
stayed at a hotel in this
central English city
where an outbreak of
Legionnaires Disease
has been reported.
"We want to trace anyone who bas stayed
in the hotel in the past
year. Tiley could be suf-
fering from the disease,
but the symptoms may
P•ld PoUtlcal .Advef11Mment
Please remember to,··',( ) .
tomorrow for the f vote
candidate of your
choice.
Thank you,
P•HI 10r"" cltl-toetec1 ltOll P•lt'-.
H 8. ,__ ......... tr••·· lew:2 llecll 8hd., H~ BN<IL
DAVID SHORES
... a qualified "get things done"
candidate.
NEWPORT /SHORES
they belong together
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PO ... 111.8-lt&-UMIU
not be recogni&ed," said ~======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=======~~~~ ... Dr. N.5. Galbraith. chief I
o r the government 's
Communicable Disease
Surveillance Center.
which traced the disease
to the so .room
Strathclyde Hotel.
1'J1d Poltt1cal Ad\t'l1lM'mt"nt
Bernie Allen Supporter Queried
<!. Who IS lk'mll' ,, ll1·n ..
A. [kom1l' Alll·n " .1 "·•n
C: It: mt• n l t• (' 11' ' 11un1 I
l'.1nd1dal<' -.. thl' bt·'t ·•
Q. What m.tkl'' l111n t h1•
bf>'t ..
14 .,nh to knol4 th<'tr des1r~
O. Hut ho"' do W<' know
h•· II kl'•'P h1 ' "'ord to
1 •·P~'flt our C'1t1zl'ns ~
A.It :. a habit 'A1th Bernie
CITIZENS For SALLY IELLER8E
And NEIL FITZPATRICK:
\ . F 1 r ''. .1 nit m n' 1
1rnportJntl\. h1· "'' •' nur 1·ommun1t\ .• 1nfl h '' I• 1
yean;_ pnor to lx'<'omm~ J
re 1dent of San Clement<'. 1n
1968. and ever ain~ In 1969.
he met and marrwd Aly«.
the mother of has 50fl. Keath. .ind d.iul(htl'r . 8 JrharJ
A I VC'P 1r. d lav '<'t<>nr•
t I' J (' h (' r J t () u r I .111\ f I
I-attma School Th" IJm1 •
;llll nd" th<' San ('l,·m• r ••
I 'rc •'b' tt•rrnn Church
1n,IJO•"·· hf> 1:. fom1har v.1th
I h ,. l t• le 3 I J ' p ,. (' t ~ II I
L'O\ Pm~t and k l!ii>lattnn u .. mw' 11 mt>m~r of tn•
Oran~e County. Caltrornt 1
and V. ash~. D C bar
"'soc111tt on,. For th.-
Or anRe County iroup. h~ "
1 h.11rmJn of th~ by la""'
1 .. mm1llt~ Ill' 1:. ii i:rc1duat1 .. r ll ob art Co lleg~
<:eorietoWn t:n1\'f',....1ty and
.. .. n t"d a.' ~1dH'lt or h1,
1 Id'' frattf'n1t v and h'X>or
'or 1 (' t v II <> v. or k P ti
II •rl t1m•· to twlp pav ror h•'
• 4f Jt •• tl•lfl
I he way ht" irew up . It •s
part of tus crttd. praC'Utt-
and ethics. Hls pa rm ts att
.l?ood ~-~y·tt In their
Ill) "' ~Y hve m U~tate ~ew Yon 1n a little town
wh<>re Rf-mt<' wa' horn 39
'ear' llRO th<i U:u1 v.a<. a
mall lnr em.1n f u r the•
r ,. 1 I r o a d H 1• p I a y e d
"'m1 pro ha,tthdll and
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Vote for Bernie Allen
FOR SAN CLEMENTE CITY COUNCIL
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or C'Ounc1lman we need -one wtlh rommon sense and
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our C'ommun tl~ .incl our
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resi>«ctable and responsi\·e
r epresentation in Ci ty
CounC'tl It ca.n·t ~o on as It
has been
Q. Arl' you gotng to vote
for 8t'm1r Allen"
A . You bet your lnnated
dollar I am I kno\\ an
honest v.1nner whl'n I St'l' on~ JI~ s honest -and he 1:-
a winner.
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A. VOTF. t'OR BERNI£
ALLEN.
BERNIE ALLEN
FOR CIT\' con .. c 1L
For a uatrled, dlgnlfltd
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Peld for by The commlttff To Elect Bernle Allen. JudQe Russell Waltt, Chalrmcin 12~ M ira
Adelente, S.n Clemente 492-4093 . -
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P..CS Poutrcal Advertisement
A RAitlONALAl!2ROACH TO THE ISSUES
EnclolweFor
PhUMaarer .
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Ame Giiroy
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Miry Hlrdesty
Debbie Hogan
Bob Hull
B .. Helphand
Audrey _,..,..
Mr . .net Mra. J. Jenklna
Mr. Ind Mrs. Robert Jeckton
Norl'TIS'I B. Lawton •
Dorothy Lazier
Connie Katea
Key MHd
Betsy MlcKAlnlte
Mrs. Lee Mooney
Belh Meed
Betty Moore
Bin Marttas
Don Peterton
Nancy Ptechel
Berber• Peckenpaugh
Gil Ferguson
Heft> Friedllnder
Jene Feu•ner
George Griffin
l yman Feullcner
Rebe Griffin
Bruce Guyette
Douglas F. Greth
Fritz L KrlU1h
Polly A. Gaea
Jack B. Hochadel
Chris Hopper
John Hetton
Merk Hutchilon
Jim Hoglr\
Kay Hull
Constslce H. Me
Edythe Jones
A. Vincent Jorgen98n
Norman B. Law.on
· &ett M. Klyvef
891 llzief
John Mad
Pet8f L Mirr
Jlrnee B. MacKenzie
Fqnk Menhlll
Ffank c. McGee
Denny Mlrbe
<hick Rutmmlrt
l..eononl P8nfil
Roa M. Peters
Tom Pedt.enpeugh
Mk:Nel C. Gerng
Bruce GU't'9lW
OOllgla F. Orettt
A.W. Geztey
Miry Gl:dly
J. Robert Glroy
J. Robert Goa
Ffed A. Goenslef
Harriett Gege
Karen Hochedel
Beth Koch
Wayne Huaser
Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Howell
Bill Hardesty
Barbara Helton
Bob Heiden
Ben Helphand
Ralph Jensen
Julie Jentien
Alt.a Jaffe
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelso
Diane Lawton
Marl<lf' Kentey
Dorothy Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 0. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Marnn
VirgtnlB McClellan
Helen McGee
Jecioe Neal
Beny Zoe Rubsanen
Rich8fd Penf1I
Stmley M. Pet""
Alan RvPtnlki
Carol Allen
Bewtey Allen
Barbara Aune
Aoger Alton
Marge and Roy Ander.en
Rod MacAlplne
Martha Berrem
Pete Barrett
Ruth Barden
Audrey Niday
Jack Niday
Jane 88'18
Wifred 88fls
Patricia Bites
Raes. Buell
Helen and 0'8C Bnlbyn
Robert Childs
Bever1y Childs
Mr. and Mra. Wllan D. clerit
Tom C8MY
Mr. end Mra. E.J. Co4e
Mr. and Mrs. Herold C8'teon
Tom Carey
~ear.,
Aucfree Cdl
Alie Ctwllty
Davtd P. Delencv
Kev P. Dlebel
Nlncy OllrMyier
.,., Diemlr
Mlwi DolCll
Mr. end Mra. a.rt.
Ecatut~n~~,
Nlncy Enoi.t
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--it Beach CliY c.ouncn District 5
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Phil Maurer Is Qualified To Meet The Challenge
TRAFFIC CONGESTION-
Plan to move traffic by synchronizing signals. Implement the current circulation plan.
Cooperateto~peditenearbyfreewaysand the San Joaquin Hills Corridor.
GROWTH-
Encourage normal, planned growth to prevent stagnation and keep pace with inflation.
PROPERTY BIGHTS-
Property rights are basic to freedom . Adjustments should be responsive to the demands
of the people. Less restrictions and more enforcement.
AIRPORT-
Mainta~ noise standards. Work for immediate rapid transit to Ontario Airport.
BACKBAY-
Enough st\ldies have been made. Push for action on shallow dredging to create
flushing action.
QVALIFICATIONS-
• USC Graduate (BA and Law background)
• MAPepperdineUniverslty
• Citizen of the Year1968
•Best TeacherAward1974
• Three time President of Balboa Improvement Association
• 30 Years an educator of government, debate and English
• Marrled34.years
• 26-year home Owner/ resident of Newport Beach
• FatheroTtwogrownsona
Phil Maurer
•EDUCATOR
• BUSINESSMAN
. EndonenFor
Phil Mamer
Suzy a.on
RudyllFon
Elza Bultllnk
Bob8'lltllr* .., ...,.,
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Mitr• 8'olMl
BewrtyO..
Joe Owilrv
Pat eo.w.
s.t.. Hunt. Coot
Liz and Owe Cole
Judith Coobon
Rav G. Olicolne
Bert.I l.ee(Mr
Dier'9 Cox
Bob Diemer
&JMl'I Doering HFloelleH Dunning
lynn Douty
Bob Englen
E.T.ev-
Mel Ncha
Cart Fry
Bo Ben!Sey
8rooM Bentley
Maureen BMna
~Buie
HlrTv Boon
Dina \IOl'I Burgee
Berber•~
Jane Cameron
CenM Carnc>bell
Joen Coleman
Mary E. a.rt
lAiln OllOOine
a.rt.. Clone
John C. Cox. Jr
Doromy Do9tlf
Betty F10l1
Ruth~
Vwvn-Zllth
Mecjge l evtor
' EMlr'I Wilisna
E~Smlth
Don8'd Wela
WhonWoodm•
Aobett W. Wlloo•
Pll~
St*'Y RclM
WimieRc..
0.,. s. Sdlweitze.
Gerri Sheoiro
Florene:. Sloper
Mr. -"' Mrs. G.R. S~enbutg
..i.e. Scudder
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Jmdde 5U'lledt
Lindi Sod**
Rhodl Smict\
H9ro'd~
Stwte¥ Thomc>ec>oi
Jene Or'lt9d
Geil Vlnfl &Mt! v.,.Sunon
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\llrgne Fouta
Dana Vence
8onltlt P9cl9
,. • ~ Mrs. W. Wiegand
John Wikle
Lan Sc:twoeoer
8e Ge YIN
0.x;e Mon.co
RlcNrd a.borne
Jeen Amer
Mr. end Mrs. Marty Stromberg
Don Olaon
Jemea D. Rev
8ettv Rotw-1
&• S.Uter
Bernie Sctinetder
Hatold Stree't
Don Sloper
Mr and Mra. A~ Sunrva"
CIOdV Seaftes
Mabry Stetnnaus
Mr. and Mrs. Newall St>Cltlef
H°'<il C. S.mmoros
Ken Smrth
J-Stbley
Dicll Thompeon
Ab Remer
Paul Sutton
Ph4 TOlet
Ma-¥ L Johns
Dor-. Underwood
Jeck Vence
Phyifls Wlllece
Ray WltS>n
Ellen Wkle
Ma-¥ wno-d
Wiian'IWood
Hank Teeck8f
EIWlbeth Stehr
!Ml Ritt•
linda Sleugtlter
Mr. and Mrs. Dougla Rood
Marvin Rohrs
Elsa S.Uter
·Donald Shew
Mr. and Mrs. Edwi'I F. Steen. Jr Fm~
Valerie Scuddef
Bob Selr1el
Bernie Sctll ieidet'
Ed Hendricbon
Elub«tl St8hr
Lois Shiloctt
Ruth Smith
PIUI Shlpwo
Dldt Smith
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Doria Sutton
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Mr. and Mrl. M.A. Tlf18glle
8ob~wood
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Ellen W.11
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Joe Grolhul
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PHIL SAYS, 'When elected, 1 plan ollfce hoors one day per week to encounise ddaena to dlecuU their oleu>a. ••
Paid for by commltt .. to Elect Phllllp Maurer. Tf'ffSUf'W Raymond Kurtz, 225 01~. BelbM Island 673-9530
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81 D L08 E8 aaooas l&WIN --'-...... ., .........
Lut rear marked not oaJ.y a halt to a ll1l1«'1
.,. 1tead11,y deellalnt farm ~rue• ta Orn••
-_..,....,, but a reeorcMdstrJur b' •IJ'lelllWral ta· ....
WUUam P'ltcben. eouou aJricuJtural com-
ioaer', reported a •. pwceat l.QCreue lo tM
'llOl-.a:i. value of product.a ranuct ln \ht county
&mowwlt1L
tituents
By O.C'. MUSTING • Of_o.tty ...........
.f Conarestm•n Dan Lunaren and cou~ly
SupervtBOr Harnett Wieder are teaming up ..!I'd
: uklng t.betr act on the road
,. The two elected officials plan lo have mem·
' bers ol their stairs make JOIDt appearances al
various locauons tn west Orange County to help ~lltuenlS with their problems on lhe spot.
Lungren and Mrs. Wieder will launch their
.. \Joint Mobile Communaly Outreach Program"
~ personally at 11 15 a .m . Thursday at the North
Seal Bea<'h Community Center ID lhe Rossmoor
: Shopping Center
,, "The program," saad Mrs. Wieder,
.,... "represents a team approach to constituent pro·
;, blems. We receive many calls from citizens whose
: problems r equire the attention or the
~ Congressman's office and I'm sure Congressman
,. Lungren gets many calls that should be handled by
::: my staff.
,. "Now both of our omces wlll be represented at
the same time at the s ame place and the result
will be quicker and more thorough responses to the
concerns of our mutual constituents."
On April 14. representatives of Lungren and
Mrs. Wieder will be at lbe Huntington Beach
• Senior Citizens Center from noon to l p.m .
Oo April 30, they'll be at the Los Alamltos-
Rossmoor Library in Rossmoor from 3 :30 p.m. to S
p.m •••
U.S. SENATOR Alan Cranston will 'do a little
campaigning in Orange Cowity tlus week.
The California Democrat will be in the county
for a luncheon speech Thursday before lhe World
Affairs Council and the county Chamber or Com·
• merce at the Disneyland Hotel.
But, prior to that. Cranston plans to attend a
gathering of the county's Hispanic leaders. It will
be held Wednesday evening at t.be Communica-
tions Workers of America Hall in Santa Ana.
Then . Thursday morning. Cranston will
breakfast with Orange County labor leaders at The
Jnn at the Park in Anaheim.
* • *
ASSEMBLYWOMAN Marian Bergeson. R·
Newport Beach, will discuss what's going on in
Sacramento these days when she appears Thurs·
day night bt>fore the Leisure World Republican
Club. lier talk is scheduled for 7:30 p.m . in
Clubhouse 1, 23232 Calle Aragon, Laguna Hills.
On Friday, Mrs. Bergeson w1U spea.k before a
gathering of the California Bankers Association at
the Newport.er lnn In Newport Beach.
TBS .... MO.UON year l1ao llW ... G•w -acna of ...... _. ~rleuhve.
a.I "9tMr ~ be«« prlffe aod ~PflldUdlOe••""--·~~..n· -WIUI~ ll CitQOl'Sil ..,Qaf lkOiiMi Of 11 mllUoa or ...,., rttdale ..w.
WcMlt on Ute Uat of llJ'icultval produett ln
\efmt of lDc!omt, fOf' Ute~ 1traJ1bt )'tar,
WH D&ll"Mr1 ttc>ck, with a VlhM ol '108,151,IOO. oroea ....... ...,. up ll 119wuat over 1171.
rnar&N'I novag tnelude th• coat ot pro-
duction and hU'V Una. but don't reneet net re·
turn• to the produc•r.
Orchard crop1, which Include atrawberrtea,
cont.rlbuted to the year'• be&Jlhy galo with a 29
~rcent lncre11e The total orchard crop value
waa let at 984.8 mllllon.
In addition. veaetable crops, aucb aa
aapararua. 1reen beaoa and cabbaae. showed an
lncreue of 29 percent in 1979 over the previous
year, hitUna $35.9 million
('OUNT\' FAaM.LANDS HAVE steadily
dwindled over the past 20 years, from 1.25,732 acres
ttlled ln 1.959 to 31,024 rarmed ln 1979.
But li79 actually saw a lain in farm acna1e.
Fltchen said an bis report.
Alt.hough 388 acres of tree fruit crops were re·
moved from production that year, mostly VaJeocia
oranges, 289 of those acres were used for other
agricultural products.
AND NEW PLANTINGS as well as replace·
ment plantings accounted for 565 acres, equalling
a gain of 466 acres, Fllchen said.
All.hough the price or honey remained steady
throughout the year, the number of honey.
producing bee colonies declined. resulting in a 49
percent decrease In the county's $300,000..a·year ln·
duslry.
Field Trip Slated
The public Is invited to join the South Coast
Audubon Society's April 19th field trip to Tudter
Wildlife Sanctuary and Caspers Park.
Partictpants should bring their lunch . Those
wishing to t'ar pool s hould meet at the Safeway
parking lot an San Clemente at 601 Camino Real at
7.30am.
Others s hould meet at Tucker Wlldllre
Sanctuary at 8 30 a m Pl'<>ple dnnng sbould lake
the Santa Ana Frccway to the El Toro exit, tum
right on El Toro Road and dnve to Modjeska Road
wbere the sanctuary is IO<'atcd
For mformatlon call 492·2598.
PAIDPO\..ITIU.l "DV,
KEEP
LOCA L
ELECTIO NS
LOCAL
NoonD
Yes on A
RESIDENTS
VOTE
for
W ILLIAMS
ROM HAS SUPPORTED AND WAS
SUCCESSFUL IM ACCOMPLISHING:
•Tax Reform
• Cutting Unnecessary Expenditures
• Maintaining a high level of vital services such
as police. fire and paramedics. senior citizen
services and programs such as downtown
senior center. housing programs and seniors
outreach grants
• Establtsh1ng an affirmative action program for
eoual opportunity employment
* Cooperative planning effort for Bolsa Chica
with the County of Orange
• Summer youth employment
" .. ...
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SENIOR MEMBER ON THE COUNCIL
WITH ONLY 4 YEARS
THIS IS A rARTIAL LIST
OF RON'S EMDORSEMEMTS
•Huntington Beach Police Officers Assoc1at1on
•Huntington Beach Fireman's Assoc1auon
•Huntington Beach Chamber ot Commefce
•Orange County Supervisor Harnett Wieder
•Former Mayor and Councilman Ted Bartlett and
his w1te,Ahce
SERVED AS YOUR MAYOR FOR
2 YEARS •Former Mayor and Councilman Ron Shenkman
•Mayor Don MacAlllster
VOTE TUESDAY APRIL St
Plkt tor tw ctttl9N to re-elect Ron Petttneon • ..,.a. ~a.me.,.,.., 11111 8llch BIW .• Hunslngtbn 8NCh
• I
Donn Hall •••
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Costa Mesa City Counci!
Active ••.
Experienced •••
Involved!
Supporters, Contributors, Neighbors
R M (Bob) Abrams
Max Adrtan
Olen Allen
0 All1eon
P1utAndenon
Rendall AnderM>n
D Andrews
Joe Balk1ncl
Ernie Ball
L1lltan Ballard
8111 Bandaruk
Russell W Bangert
Mr & Mrs ROOeft Bartlett
Lester A 8eckef
Charles & Betty Beec~r
Mr & Mrs Frank Bianchini
R M B1ck1ord
Margie Blak.e
Claire & David Blackwell
Michael Bomt:>ard
Gordon Bowley
Nancy Brani
Debbie Ekaun
Mr. & Mrs Randall Buchanan
Frank & Jen Buday
Don & Nola Bull
Don Buns
Joy~ CamQbf>ll
The Carr Fam11v
Robert Carscadan
Tom Chandler
Bob Chew
Rober1 Clar\<
Howard & Jpan Clary
Bill & Pat11 Ctov~r
David Cok)an
Craig Corrib'l
Carol Coop.>r
John Gonnell
Larry Courter
John Cox
Richard Crandall
Mr Jerry Cross
Linda 09lton Welt & Selty 0wenP<>f't
H.,.,,_,~
Kenneth Oerlfl99'
Cathy OfcMy
Ken Oonehue
Richard &Melinda Dragom 1r
Don Dungan
Barbara Eaward'i
Ma1or & Mr~ f ""non">
Mr A Mr; K(>T'lne1n G F a'roarn
Ea Fawcett
Karen f Pnn
Gene Fet18fhng
Paul Finkel
Joanne Fish
Terri Fisher
Anna & L9$ Fodor
Larry Foster
Ken Fowler
Charles D franklin
Dorothy Getaer
RUSI 01lber1 Suzant'e G 011dred
Chit Gleeer
Veronica Goddatd
Claire Gonsef
Ra I ph <.iofdol'I
Jim Gr.smehr Steve Gtane
Mra 0.)(19 Gt aves
M A.. Gfeen
Cart & Louise Hagan
H. Jeck Halt SendyHIUI
Jac;ji~tt
BobHammond
Mr & Mf'L J tiatfleld
Terry~
Ron Haywerd
John HemmlnQer
Mr C HicM
Cha OM Holme..
E101se & Harry Hom
Jerry & Mary ~nbuckle
David F Hugt>es
John A HoqhM
M1chaei 0 HU<)~
J C & Jackie Humphnes
Mr & Mrs W;ryrut Hunter
Elvin Hv1ctl1son
Mr & Mrs Boll lrwon
Mary Kaye Jackson
Diana Green Jonnson
George & Jean Jonnson
Mr A C Jonn§O(I
Rooen Johnson
l ••'> & Joan~ Joni",
J•m Jo<oan
W•llard & Ruth .)Q(da"
p JO(
Rou Junf'
Mr & Mr; 0 K1-d•o n
p.,tPr Kemp
Scott K•nq
Mr & Mrs Rooen O Lal'\<l
James Lee
JunQ Let'
Oall'I! L~hton
Mark Les
Mr & MB Gecwve Lnhe
Franlil & Mu L.-,-n
Mr Jtm Long
Brent Lund
The Lynch Fatnily
C Mann
Gordon ~tt1n
Fet•Jt & Maroa,,., Man ~l
PP!(' & Jano<:P 'la.-. n
Mr & Mrs Boil May
Mr & Mrs Don Mc()orald
Mr & Mr"; Ja~ Mclnt ,,.
Art Mct<enrie
8oo~J ~II
Mr & M rs Jaci1 Moller
Chafles Monahan
Ann & MICh9el Mound
Jerry & 8ett1 Myshnsk1 t'
S1uart Natdeth
R1cherd Netsser
Kenneth Nelson
Tom Nel500
Russ Newberg
Perry & 8erbwa Noll
Trudy 0Nt9
Don & Jeen O'Neat
~al Pace
Henry (Hank) Penian
Floyd Panter
Betty R Per1gen
Keith Pemworth
John Pet8f'ka
Alvin & Lucy Pinkley
Jim Poteet
Robert Potter
June PrlmaStOQ
Georoe & Grace PrtM«>p
Pete Pr<>Y041t
C t< Ragan
Mr & M~ T.,,-y Raoan
M r 6 Mrs Withem Ragan
J11me~ 0 Rav
V•uqhn & Helen ~1no
Jac11. & Peggy Remer"
Oa '" & c.ro1 Reynolds
Ro~maty 8 R1cri.r•
l(,.rm Ro ma
IV•'I A ACY~"
Jl)hn 58Qe
JO<> Sann"" r
Mr 6 Mr~ Sanlor'1
APc.tor & Pan. 54larle
Lou A (mma 54ln1k
Ror h am & 5an<:lr.t Sewell
M .try Ann She•ool
Po1'1" S•mP5Qn
l'.11 Skillman
B•·r Iron Sm1tn
T "'' $n•P9'\ f am11y
f'ort>aroi <;ny'1 .. r
I• trO<tr.t 5nyOPr
I 11)n Sovltlwortl'\
r11 nn•'> .s S\J~1n S1 Cta r
< '' ,.,,. '1 R SI Clair
L (\U•'> & Jvo1 St P>err,.
~r & M rs JoM Sult11;an
Mr & Mrs Jeny St.ilhvan
Oon11ld Sw.dlUf\d
£ 1tttyn T r;lor
V1trn & Karen T aytof
M ThMaa
Tom~
5-ndl'9 "'°"* E r~t1ne lll0ftl090f'
P1uhne~
The T own<>en<i F amity
fioo Ucc1IP<T1 I.,, JoM Valf'f\1100 Fam11y
< ,, ,,.., "' ranq•e Ve11e
J, ., v ,_,.
lJ,.\rl Wahlberq
Ar h•t• Wf'[)f•r
Mr \ Mrs H. L While
Frank & Nancy Wh1Uoc1t
Gordon Wilson
Rooert & Maryalice Wiison
Jack W1nstow
Cond y L Wood
H G U1mmte) Wood
John & Marylff\n WOOd
Mr RonatdW Woad
Mrs Jane Wood
8 J Wnghl
Mrs Anne Young
Jim YOCJ09
Carlo~ Young
Endorsed 8y1
TH• DAii. Y Pll.OT
COSTA M•SA ll•WS
DONN HALL IS FOR ...
* Proper balance of land use.
Residential -Commercial -Industrial
* Quality housing
• Decreased government con-
trol in local affairs
• Improved traffic circulation
• The Costa Mesa Marina
• Redevelopment of down-
town Costa Mesa
I • Improvement of the
quality of life In
Costa Mesa
DONN HALL IS QUALIFIED
* Costa Mesa Councilman
'* Local Business Owner
(Omega Industries. Inc.)
•Vice-Chairman Redeve1opment
Agency
• Board of Directors.
Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce
• Past Chairman. (
Costa Mesa Planning Commistion
• Past President. '\
Oceanview Homeowners Aseoc •.
Vote for Donn Hall on April 8
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SOME ENDINGS AR E hard to DAILY PILOT
Good fOf two!>*-of the COionei'• Orlglnat
Recipe c:Nc"-" Of Extra CrltCJ¥ c:hlcllen, p4ua a
llngl• MtVlng of maahed potatoea ancs oi•vv and a
roll. Umtt two oflefl per coupon per customer.
CvttOll'lef ~rt all appttcal>le ulee ta..
Ofter 111p11n April 19, 1880.
Pr1Get may .,_,.,
11 pa/'11Gt~tlng
ioca1oona Good
only on SOuthefn
Cahtom.. wnere
you-the
Colonel • lace
Wlndc>w bannet. --
~.Apnl 7, 1'180
Good fOf elgM '*"'" of tN Cotonel'• OrlgfMI
Recipe Of\lcMn Of Extt• CritJey c:HcMft, tout '°'''· A cl'lolce of elthef a llfOI cote .... or • large muned po«atoee and amall giwr. LlnMt two
offete I* coupon I* cuttomer. eueeom. peys all
Offet ••l>iree I April 19. 1980. PflGet
may .,.,.., •• !»fflcl~llng
I locatlont Good only In
Southern ca111om1a Whet• •,
YoU Me tN eo.c>nel I I lace WU'°°"' benllef
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--be Ii eve. like that of 0 II ver Wendell liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Holmes' brother, John. The family
SLATER AND SOLOMITA eagerly
beaded for Harvard's Widene r
Library to begin research on what
they conceived as "an entertain·
' menl." Almost immediately. they
became depressed.
"It was nice outs ide," recalls
Slater. "and we'd be reading about
all these deaths; from disease. m ·
juries, constipation ... but after a
while we got a detachment that doc·
tors and nurses must develop.
They aJso found that as Samuel
Johnson noted years before, "When a
, m a n knows he ts to be hanged in a
fortnight, it concentrates his mind
wonderfully.''
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had gathered around, but ll was un·
c lea r If he was dead. A nurse
reached Wlder the blankets and fell his
feet. ·'Nobody ever died with their feet
warm,'' she observed.
John Holmes looked up :.uddenly ,
spoke his last words : "John .t<.ogers
did." It turned out he was referring
to a heretic burned al the stake in
1555.
SLATER AND SOLOMITA say
this and their 175 other exits have
been verified. Which may explain
why they did not include the 18th
Baron Willoughby de Broke's alleged
d y ing wis h : that his son do
everything he could "to prevent motor
cars from being used for any purpose
connected with hunting.·· FinaJ words often were recorded in
the 19th century. Slater said. before
dying moved from the home to the
hospital or nursing home.
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"It would have been im~lble to
base a book only on deaths over the
past SO years." Slater says.
The authors bemoan a modem
"d eath-den ying syndrome" and
medical technology that has "denied
us theabilitytodie with family, friends
and dignity."
Card Counte r
Loses Gamble I
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CARSON CITY, Nev. <AP> -Card
counter Mark Estes took a gamble
and lost as the state Supreme Court
refused to order Nevada casinos to
let him -or any other counters -
play at their blackjack tables.
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Tbe blab court decided to dismlsa
E stes' class action appeal f~ a
1977 ruling by a judge ln Las Vegas.
Estes claimed be was thrown out of
the Lal Vegas HUtoa lo November
1976 solely because be Is a card
counter -a blackjack player able to
keep careful track of the cards deelt
in the game
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Eddie Adams won the 1979
Sigma Delta Chi Distinguished
Se rvice Award for news photo-
graphy with his pictures of the
world's refugees and boat peo-
plr .
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for ou.
ELECT
CLANCY YODER
tiUNTINGTON BEACH CITY COUNCIL
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• City Councilman since February 1979
• Past Member HB Personnel Commission
• Member Orange County Community Development Council
• Member Mayor's Advisory Committee
• 30 years executive f lnanclat management
• Endorsed by HB Chamber of Commerce,
HB Junior Chamber of Commerce,
Citizens In Law Enforcement
Action Committee,
Former HB Mayors Ted Bartlett,
Emle Glaler and
George McCracken
HE WILL WORK
WITH YOU
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21120 1eMore ley L9M Hunttngton e..cn. CA 12141
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Paid Political Advertisement
TO PERPETUATE
THE POLITICAL CRONIES AND
ADVISORS THAT CONTROL
·THE NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL
FOR LONG-TIME MEMBERS
OF THE DYNASTY )
DISTRICT 2 -DICK QUCAS
DISTRICT 5 -PAUL RYCKOFF
DISTRICT 7 -RAY WILLIAMS
Coinmittee for election of independent candidates is
composed of old time residents and property owners.
The following past mayors and council members of
the committee endorse these independent candidates:
District 2 Ruthelyn Plummer
District 5 Phil Maurer
District 7-John Cox
MAYORS AND COUNCILMEN
J. Peter Barrett
Rictiard B. Crout
Dee Cook
Milan Dostal
Don Elder
Dora Hill
Ed Hirth
Francis Horvath
Robert Shelton
Secretary Lyman Faulkn9' 521 AllOCedo St Corona del Mar 673-3100
[ ROBERT GRAHAM Ix I
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My sincere thanks to
those supporting my
election campaign
ti ~
-My wife Marylane
my sons. Chip. Jeff and
David
Committee To Elect
Robert Graham:
Lee and Mary Green
Paul and Bev Reilty
Janet and Paul Deiley
John and Sharran Renna
Carol and Bill ThomaG
THIS INTRIGUING VIEW HAS VANISHED
Pat and Sandra Harntty
Ray and Jean Olaon
Dave and RuthAnn Na!by
Jtm and O\arlotte Koch
Virginia Kidder
Jerry and Sally Jarotne
Larry and Pat LudwO
Dean and ..>J<ty Wtlc:.011
Paul and Barbenl Cotnuke
Jerry and MatY Aotev
Simone Bfoderk::k Kay Gregory'• Window Darkened for Safety In Tucaon
Leg Watching Hazardous Cerol Neff
Alan Woodrich
Diane ThOme>SOn
Kathy Bell
Tom and Sandy Thomoson
V1v1an Thystrup
Bob and Pat Rl8den
Frank and Pat Mtc:netana
Bob and Pat ThomaS
Chuck afld Jll Fabian
Lee and Mar:y Green
John and Shan'an Renna
Paul and Bev Re!Uy
Window Shaded After Gawkers Hit Wall ~Jeremy Andefa<>n
Don and ~he Jacoblon
Sam Watson
Bob and Gail Richards
Bruce and ()lane Cratg
Greg and Sharon Johflson
01c;t( and ,AJd'f R1tey
Paul and Janel Dellty
Chuck & Ron"'9 Lamb
And ot"8t anonymous donotS
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP> -Kay
Gregory's legs have been
declared a safety hazard, and
the city of Tucson bas removed
the m from public view.
Ms . Gregory works in the
glass-enclosed Governmental
Reference Library on the first
floor of City Hall. Because two
men smacked into the building
recently while gawking at her
legs as they went by, officials
have bad the windows covered
IN ONE INCIDENT,
authorities s ay, a man who
gazed at Ms. Gregory as he
walked past one of the offi ce
windows slammed into a con·
crete pillar.
"l didn't see him," Ms.
Gregory, 31, said in an i n·
terview. "But another worker
walking behind him did, and
came in laughing to tell us about
it.
"That poor guy's never going
to be able to look a l women's
legs again without worrying
about nmning into a wall," she
said.
ON ANOTHER occasion, a
young man riding a skateboard
past the windows swerved into a
cor ner of the building, p re·
s um a bly b ecaus e h e was
watching Ms. Gregory's legs in·
s tead of where he was going.
City safety coordina to r
WilUam L. Wantland said that
after being told that, be sent "a
kind ol bWllOJ"OUS memo" to the
library bead, adviaing ber to do
something about the situation.
THE MEMO READ: "Please
ca uae the office furniture in the
Gover nment al R eferen c e
Library tQ be arranged in such a
way as to mlnhnhe distractions
to persons j asslng by the win·
dow. Coul this be why the
skateboarder ran into the wall?"
After receiving t he memo.
library head Ann Berg asked
that an order for some window
blinds be speeded. Until they ar·
rive, several posters have been
hung along the lower part of lbe
window to block lbe view.
John and Rosahe 0 '8nen
Brownie
Dave and Geme Bud<man
John and Ginny Genthn9
Tom and Collette Balding
Thelma Collene
Oororhy OuddrtdQe
Gene and Dons Hoo
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Dave and Sue Roselhn1
Bob and Jane Akin
John and Gina Barbenno
John and Sharran Renna
8111 and Gay Scho6es
Bob and Pat R..eden
Tom and Collene Batdrng
Rich and Marge Shfveley
Bob and Sandy Bl'OkOw
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Welhede Hofnec ..... Auoc.
E.uta.de Homeowners Auoc
8t'()()6(wiew Condo Asaoc..
8etMt Towers
H8"K:r'8SI ()pec'I Forum
Ree>obltcans Womens Out>
Krwant• Out>
Newooi1 Mesa 8oetd of Realb'S
• SELECT RO BERT GR AHAM AS ONE OF YOUR
THREE CHOICES FOR COSTA M ESA CITY COUNCIL
"BE A GRAHAM BACKER"
VOTE FOR ROBERT GRAHAM ON APRIL 8
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Paid Political AdverttSl'mt:nt
Yes on ''D'' ... for Democracy
Let's give everyone a chance to vote in Newport Beach City Council elections.
Vote ''Yes on D''
To conibine City elections with the
NoveDlber General elections in EVEN-nuinbered years.
Proposition "D" will save Newport taxpayers $21,000.00 each election.
Proposition "D" will increase voter turn-out from 25°/o up to 70°/o.
Proposition "D" will create majority rule. That's what America is
supposed to be all about!
Today a small group controls City elections, stops
new roads and prevents silt-removal in the Back Bay.
Low voter turn-out encourages minority rule ..
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LET'S GIVE EVERYONE A SAY
IN NEWPORT CITY GOVERNMENT
V<YrE ''YES ON D'' ... ''D'' LIKE IN DEMOCRACY.
Michael Chnstansen. Yes on D Committee. 610 Newport ~nttt Dr .•~. Ne" port Bt'ath. CA 92600. S.U-9190
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ort Beach Voters''
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Make A Fool Out Of You I
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Who Put It
Two Propositions are on the Newport Beach ballot.
They both would change the date of our City e lec tions.
Confusing, isn't it? That's because a small group wants to confuse you.
Who are they? The same ones who are now controlling City government, s topping
construction of new roads and other vital projects.
Don't let them fool you . Take a close look at the difference between Propositions "D'' and ''A".
PROPOSITION D PROPOSmoNA
Thousands of Newport Beach homeowners The controlling group on the City Co uncll
signed an Initiative petition to qualify 1t for ordered it on the ba llot after people ~q:ined
on the Ballot? an election. Proposition D petitions.
Why Did To let more voters have a say m Newport To confuse voters and even funher reducP
Beach government, because we want to get the number of people voting in City Council They Dolt? Newport moving again. And because that's elections, so the small group can keep stop-
the way Democracy is supposed to work. ping progress on key issues like traffic . ..
What\Xllll Allow an average of 70% of Newport voters Makes it even harder to vote for City Council
select Council Members by changing City by moving elections to November of the
ltDo? e lections fro m April to November of the ODD-numbered year (1981, 1983, etc.) when
EVEN-numbered year (like 1980, 1982, e tc., usually only about 25% vote in School Board
when you vote for President, Governor, Cf>n-elections.
gress, State Legislature, etc.) v
Sponsored by Mike Christianson. Vic Andrews, Gavin Herbert, James Cavanaugh, P.H.D., Frank Swan, Irving Leopold, M.D.
"~t~·1~Yes on D''.
up~~-.•.•. Like in Democracy
Ya°" D C:O..Mtlee ttO ~ C..W Dr •500 ......_, h!Kll C. tt110
Michael Ctlrisllanson 644·9190
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iFinancial Peril Ended
, R estored Radio City Mmic Hall P r ofitabl -NEW YOkK (AP> -Redlo at7 ••le ffall ·
wu lD tlnuclal perU jUlt a ~·v~, IMat lt'a .heMtd \OWNd J>l'Ql\labUl~ MW; U.. a _ 1>ftind \be-drive, Robe.rl Jul, la opttm de: "The
cloudl &N above lM mOW11ta1n and •• un 1ee where wt1na &Qln1."
Jani'• New York Ctty olftee l• Hbdued &D hue1
CJf browna .... ... .... 4'ulet ....... ~ Mnathe dreu bM'4t the tact M '• la dM Nlnw
of Pl'Oducb.la apedMulan. WMtMr otfwi"I .,,_. or ....... tho •ut•r IMwman la ...........
UD11pemln1.
JANl '8 Ca8DIT8 INCLUDE NEW Yort
CU,'t ~tennlal harbor celebraUoft •nd ~r
Bowl balfthoe abow1. He remalu a eonaWtant lO •att ~ ProchacUooa. where ht once wu vlce ptaldml and CntaUve dlredor
Wbeo he took over tnf.ft•&emcnl of Radio City laat y~1~ •7-year-old landma&rk wat collapatn1 tSnanclauy. By January tm. lta 10.yor loasea
le>taled *10 mlWon.
Jani, u cbJef eJCecutive officer of the Mwht
formed Radio City Hall Produc\ions, lnc .• l.U\·
ctertook the Wk ol resto.rin& the hall to i\S pbysJcal
alory and creaUn1 a unique entertainment center
that would be economically viable.
Jani says be believes he's succeeded.
"111E aESTOaATION'S COMPLETE. The
• pubUc now reeognbea us as spectacular theatre
. We've learned to offset our costs."
1 The hall no longer is home for bland family
. orien¥ motion pictures. 1be rugs, dra~ and
wall coverings have been palnstakinaly restored.
\ · Popcorn no longer litters the aisles, seata are
ttserved. shows are fresh and daulln.g. Business
if brisk and prospects are good that it wtll remain
that way.
• .. The public loves surprises," Janl says, and
there were plenty of them in b1a fll"St Music Hall
apectacul.ar, "A New York Summer."
: THE ... llllNlJTE SHOW INCLUDED every. tb lng from laser beams to a levltatlng or·
cbestra.
. But Jani not only is a wizard of extravaganza.
de's alao a practical man who deals with the bot·
tbm line. He bas changed the way the music center
, ~rates, with d!venity the tey.
' : The building, for instance, is used in different
• Ranch
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RADIO CITY 'OUT OF THE RED'
Chief Executive Robert Jani
ways through a typical day. The grand foyer is
open to mid-morning convention meeUngs and
evening receptions, and the stage is available for
noon concerts, afternoon spectaculars and mld·
night shows.
IN AD~ITION, THE DEVELOPlNG cable
television ma.rket, sale of soundtracks recoi:sted at
Music Hall shows, mm projects and tours for the
stage shows could provide additional income
The Music Hall also runs a new production
center in Weehauken, N.J .. where outside shows
will be able to rent rehearsal space and contract
e very theatrical trade service from costume·
making to scenic design.
It's loo early to consider profit, because of
start·UP costs. But Patricia Robert, the hall's vice
president, points to "A New York Summer."
whict;i grossed ~.000 in lts run, as a sign of the
future.
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THE QUALIFIED CANDIDATE -
FOR CWT'A Ml 8A CITY COUNCIL
BELIEVES IN· lHE COMMON SENSE
• A'PAOACH TO:
DAILY PILOT
ENDORSED
• Better housing
l opportuiities tor young
••••• Md senior
*Less GoVtin""8nt
*More R~1lation
• Mail1taininQm ••open
door" policy "'id• office
downtown
"WE SUPPORT DICK CARSTENSEN BECAUSE WE BEU:VE
THERE CAN BE NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE.'1
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GOLDIE TEWIHKL&
DICK CARSTEISEI
• Beet experience mKI proven ability
• Add so&md businees principles to
city govent111ent by voting for
DICK CARSl~ISEI
• Chairman of the Pl.-"'*'9 Comnt111ion
• A ddcMed lemler with a NOOrd of pubic
\
11rvlce ' • A rew>nable common aense attitude tow.-d
city government
VOTE APRILS Paid II\'~ lo~ Okk C.11-ft, ltiell eond. r,_,
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Shelter's
Supplies
Petrified
CHARLOTTE. N .C . <AP> -If you ever have
to head ror one of
Mecklenburg County's
338 fallout shelters. bet·
ter brlni your own sup·
plies.
It took Leroy Crains 20
minutes, a coaJ shovel,
two iron bars and a
hammer to break open a
12~·pound tin of "Civil
Defense All · Purpose
SurvlvaJ Crackers.''
And the plastic bags
intended as toilets have
long since been used as
trash bags, the crackers
are almost petrified and
~. Apnl 7, 1880
"llutb ot OW' rro,,.mmtl\I la a1lo cuJtura.I
wlth 10me cluatca mu.ale," VanWacoaer added. ~============!!!!:::=::==:=!. "We 1enerally aJ>Ptal to older, more educated adults. We l!OIJSlder ounel..-an altenlattve ata• Uon."
SADOLEBAClt 8TVDZNT8 ENaOLLED ln
the radio tequenee 1et experience at ~ •tat.ion
and are liven an opportuait)' to broedeut over tbe
air.
"When we ftDd a promlllna student and when
they are ~~ wtth their clUMS we hUe them •• an operator, • VanWaaooer aald. JW Lucu, a former Saddlebact radio atudeot,
now work.I part·tlme at tbe ataUon and bu ber ....... own mmic program.
"I've De.en worldn1 here about a month and I love it." abe said.
VANWAGONER SAID THE STATION
employs about 12 full·time staff and 10 part-time.
·'ID tbe future we bope to expand and get an
increase in our power so we can service all of
Orange County," he said. "For anyone wbo want.a
to liatm. we 're 88.5 on your FM dial."
PAIO POUTICAL AOVERTlSEMENT
,..._..,_C........•llecltO..........,
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DAVID SHORES
... a qualified "get things done"
candidate.
NEWPORT /SHORES
they bebng together
P•oO lot by Oavld S-.~ Eieaio.. Cofnmltt.e. Tom A-. Tr .. _.,.
P.0 6oa 221, 8.tlboe t~, CA. ~HUA
vorE FOR
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c· c .1 X DAVID SHORES ity ounci
Newport Beach
the first-aid equipment --------------------------_...;.~;;..;....~==;;;....;.::;,;___ was junked years ago.
"I wouldn't want to .. ---------------------------------· eat any of it." said
O.lly f'llot Si.ft ~
FORMER SADDLEBACK STUDENT OP.ERATES CONSOLE
Crains, the 7l·year-old
c ustodian of the
Johns ton building in Jiii Lucas Now Has Own Music ~ram on KSSR
' downtown Charlotte.
"And I wouldtl 't want to
be s tuck down here
either" in the building's
boiler room-fallout
shelter.
The federal govern-
ment stocked s helters
from 1962 to 1964, dis·
tributing 165,000 tons of
crackers, drums of
water . firs t -aid and
sanitation kits, all of it
costing $122.4 m11Lion.
Woman Judge
SATELLITE RECEIVING DISH AT SADDLEllACK COLLEGE
Chief Engineer Stephen V•n Wagoner Checka Antenn•
FRESNO (AP ) -
Pauline Davis Hanson
bu been sworn in here
as the first woman
justice oo the Slh Dis·
trict Court of Appeal.
Judge Hanaoa bas been
a Superior Court judge.
Paid Political Advertisement
THEY HAVE PROVEN THAT THEY
CAN GET THE JOB DOME!
Re-Elect
Mayor
Ken Friess
to
San Juan Capistrano
City Council
OUALIFICATIONS
•City Council 1976-1980. Mayor. Two Terms
• Chairman of Board. Orange Co. Water 01!.t
tt4, 1978-1980
•Planning Comm1ss1oner 1974-1976
• Member. Town Hall Assoc S J C
• Member Chamber of Commerce. S J C
•High School Administrator
• Colleqe and High School Teacher/Coach • Busmessman and Active Conservat1on1st
• B A. Occidental College. M.A. Psychology
Cal·State University. Long Beach
• L1fe-1tme Res1den1 of So. Cahlorn1a
Elect incumbent
Larry Buchheim
to
San Juan Capistrano
City Council
QUALIFICATIONS
• Native Son of Capistrano Area
• City Council 197$-Present
• PlanningComm1~ 196U7
•Citizens fer City lncorooratioo 1geo..e1
• San Juan Basin Authortty 1978-Present
• Director -San Juan Historical Society
• Board of TrU8tees -Capo UnlOO High
School Dist.
Buchheim and Friess for San
Juan Capistrano City Council on April 8
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MOf*Y,Apnl7, ,.
·Lone Jpgger Warned \
R apea, Auaulia on l ncretU1e in Bay Area .,,.~ ........
Salvador ....D~U.-
74. hospitalized
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and the U.S. POUCS ITATIST1C8 1HOW TBB womn'1 lean are WQi tow.d9CI. ln u.. n moatbl rrom
Deffm• ijiT ~ ........,., 1*, &1 RI*
ucl .. •--..cl r..-nn r.-w ID lbt put
..... 11 ol u. •uatta Ga=.. .
fte IMllDbel"a from the tine moatba. about
11 percent ot the overall Ume period, show 14
women were raped ln lbe part, lACludlq tour run·
nera -17 percent or the total.
Tbroughouc San Franc&S<'O, 72 rapes and 24 at·
tempted rapa were re·
Ported lo .January -a 34 percent Increase
~ from I.be aame time last
"A pro•i1tftll
la~f or 111 all ol ..... ~ ...... , .. ,
1 lie l'k>tl• eea• .,,,,..,r 1ralkl11g
year, according to Sao
Francisco p o li ce
statistics.
"It's too dangerous
for women to run
alone," said Or. Art
Weinberg, an avid run·
ner and member of the
informal "Stow Lake
Runners."
After the October
1979 rape-rrlurder of ~~~ 23·year-old Mary Ben-
nett on one or the park 'a
trails, the group sent out flyers to try to call attention to the problem, Weinberg said. About IS women joined the group
after that. He wishes the number were larger.
o r joggl11g
a lone p rfor fo
flle a uadt."
"It's sheer lunacy for a woman to run by
herself at night," said Weinberg.
Victor Wf'iner, a civil engineer and another
member of the group, said, "I still see a lot of
women running alone. I guess I could say
something to them, but I figure they musf read the newspapers."
ONE WOMAN RUNNING AROUND THE lake alone said she prefers solitary Jogging beuuse she
•·can think better." The nurse, ~wbO did not want to
be identified, said abe reels safe during the
d aytime but would never run alone at night.
"I know one girl wbo quit~ altogether after that lirl <Ms. Bennett) was killed," sbe said.
Other female joggers have studied self-defense
or carry sticks, run with dogs or tote cans of Mace while nmnlng alone.
Kathy Link, 37. who works ror a jogging school
called "Women On The Run," said the school was
"flooded with calls" after the murder.
AL CASCIATO, WHO TEACHES THE Mace
class given by the. San Francisco Police Officers
Association, said enrollment has jumped in the
last rew months -and many or the new students
are female joggers .
A woman leaves the twp.hour course with a
can or tear gas and a special permit to use the
Mace for seven years, he said.
The police department's Crime Preventive
Unit recently issued a press statement warning
women or the dangers of running in Golden Gate
Park and offering such common sense suggestions
as running with others.
"A prominent fact.or in all of the cases is that
the victim was either walking or jogging alone
prior t.o the attack," the release said.
MARY BOITANO, 56, WAS ATl'ACKED and
r aped in Gi>lden Gate Park more than seven years
ago. She still runs alone but not in the park.
"You just don't go run in spots like that
anymore. I tell all my friends not to run out there," she said.
Mrs. Boitano, who often runs with her
husband. John, and three of her five children, said
she mostly runs in he r neighborhood and carries a
"little bottle of spray."
When asked about the assault, she said , "I felt
really secure and thought, 'Oh, that would never
h appen lO me.' About 4:30 p.m .• I was running
with my two small children. They went over to
find their father and that's when it happened."
DR. JOAN ULLYOT, A MARATHON runner
and author of two books on running, said she stilJ
runs alone but takes her dog or a can of Mace.
"My general idea is, with the incidents of rape
increasing, don't run alone where you wouldn't
walk alone. Some women think they're safe
because they're moving too fast, they're less at·
tractive and so on. But that's not true."
Owirman Appointed
'
Ms. Bobbi Alberts of Huntington Beach bas
been named chairman of the Orange County Delin-
quency Prevention Commission.
Ms. Alberts is a teacher or gt.fled chUdreo in
Huntington Beach's Ocean View School District.
~ P ay No Income Tax in 1980
and
Recapture Taxes Paid in
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Realize the benefits of up to a
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Dr. W)IO& doHHluJq ~ M_arot DWlw
Ftlutein'a Comml"" °" Pb.Y9'cal Fttnaa for a runa.lnl area In M art.na Oreen &Joo1 San Ptan. cllco :u; Tbe 1urfae.d tree-c..-thla 1priai. It OUckman. como:alUM cha.lrman, •aid
the $UO,OOO traek bullt h'om private doDaUona, wlU be tht "•af•t place tor uy woman to run" becaUM lt'a opn and tuuml,Qat.ed.
GlJC&MAN SAID .. PtaCENT OJ' the
eaUmated uo.ooo lo aoo,ooo runnef:.ln the Ba1 .,... are women. and U\t' number la w~a._ A ~r bltiucll, Glickman aal be thiQ.s tbe
only aaft way for women lo Joi ll ln 1roups of four or more .
"l tb1U two 11 dancero.. Aad don't rely oo do11. Mae., l\l.DI or anythlnt elle.
"It'• deftnttely • woman's prob&em. Women
have lO decide whether they want to l18k physical
aafety for UM pisycb<>logical benefit.a of nmn1Da
alon~." Glickman said.
Paid Political Advertisement
l'M ¥011111 FOR
RAY WILLIAMS BECAUSE:.
''He is a man with integrity and strong values. It takes a man with strong values
to stand up to the inordinate pressure put on a councilman. This election is a good
example. Because of Ray's record. his unioue experience as a scientist/environmen-
talist. and the fact that he is a careful man. I recommend Ray Williams be returned to
office."
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Reverend William McOuoid
St. Mark Presbyterian Church
P41id Polltlca.I Advertisement
to make the decisions our City Council has made in the last two years to
protect the quality of life in ~e\\·port Beach.
For many years, the interests that dominated the Council had a free·
hand in the development of this city. The problems we now have are
enormous: there are no simple solutions.
The interests which dominated past Councils do not control the
present body and they are trying desperately to regain control.
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ll''S IMPORTANT THAT VOTERS BE AWARE
OF WHO SUPPORl'S THE CANDIDA TES, BOTH
FINANCIAii Y AND IN WORDS. WHO B•NEFITS
BY HA YING A NEW COUNCii ?WHO B•NEFITS
BY HA YING A SIMl&AR SiOW·GROWTH
MA.IORITY AS W• HA YE llOW?
WE WAllT TO TllAllK
THE llEWPOll.T BEACH
CITY COUllCll
f o r all It •as done for t•e residents.
w•at kind of city do you want -one wit• a
more controlled and limited growt• or one
wit• a more dense growt• a11d greater
traffic pro•lemsl
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M06t than(ls you llf' tumltu~pany
... matrhbooh. evl'n caa1n11 for putt!f'a
Ye bffn deali••E'd. u1una the akill1 I 1 visual
tC.t.
'Graph.Ir urb involves work with all facets of
bUt•tlona, Hl" wt>ll "'" packa,., billboard and metlmeit oven theatrical . ct dealsn .
t EILEEN HEDY SC'HUL'n, A GRAPHIC cit>
ner fOf" the Hearst Corp also leaches al ttu:
hool of Visual Arts m New York City She hH
d positions as a studio 11rt1bt. a m11aune art
ector and the promot1oru. 11rt d1ree!tor for Good
usekeepmg magazm~
-~huJu's advice to abptr1ng \'lbu al art1:.ts 11> to
£t a solid, four year art school baekground not
he arts -but In as many fractkal areab ab 8'ible. includin1 araphics. ypography . even df PJWriting. ~ ! She emphasizes tht
, • .) 1mportan'n· of dcvcloping : C4REERS . a fu ll~ prof l'~~1ona l
• • portfoho with 12 Lu 20
pieces relevant l o the 4J>t of work the artist wishes to do.
• :The pay rangf' 1n the graptuc arts lb tremen·
~U6. Entry ·l~vt-1 JOh~ ean pay as little as $10,000 a :(t~. but top flight designers can earn in exeess of
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dortunities ls industrial design, which utilizes
iras>hic arts In the three-dJmenslonal design of ob·
iec~ as diverse as s hampoo bottles. cereal boxes.
t:xhtbits. or housewares Artists can work on the
~U of large companies or ror o utside design
:RuOlos. Some even free-lanet>
~ -Mi chael Oleks1w of the Philadelphia College of
Art says that recent graduates earn an average in·
eome of $12,000 as industrial designers. but that
e r ienct-d a rtists with maJor companie!> can
e n in the s ix figure range
: One advantage of this fi eld, he points out, 1s
t the JObs a re not clustered in New York City
y'rc wherever the product-producing cum·
p nies are
: Two books give a n overview of the visual arts
f Id. "Art Education and the World of Work."
75. and "Careers in the Visual Arts: Options,
a ining and Employment,'' S4 75, are both
ailable from the lfational Art Education As-
ialion, 1916 Association Drive, Reston. Va
1.
READJ.:H Sf.'RVl<'l·: 1-'nr o free 80-poge booklet,
areers m the V1 slJ(l/ Arts.·· published by the School of
. ual Art& in New York City, :rend a JX):Jtcard request to
. ce Lam K~nedy at Boz 1560, Coita Mesa 92626. Ask
.. Art• ... The bookkt IS being reprmted and the Te·
ed copies will be ova1lable 1.0llhzn a few weeks
PACIFICA <AP) -
Engineer 'lbomas Lam-
mers admits be doesn't
know how to stop ro<:ks
on Devil's Slide from
~·:QUg~>I&: plummeting 1,000 reel iiil -down San Pedro Moun-
tain into the Pacific
Oeean and destroying a
state highway.
The California Depart-
ment of Transportation
••••••••••• district engineer said he and other engineers
ugoslav
hanlom'
enlenced
BELGRADE .
goslavia CAP> -The
I g rade phantom ,
redevil hero to hun-
eds in Yugoslavia's
pital, has been sen-
eed to 2'h years in
i i , a B e lgrade
wspaper reports.
The n e w s paper
remje Novosti iden·
ed the mystery man
Belgrade mechanic
ada Vasiljevic. The
wspaper did not say
he was caught.
asiljevic was ac-
s ed o f being the
ver, popularly known
the Phantom, who
ared through Bel·
de's streets at night
September, perform-
auto acrobatics and
ding police.
be Phantom 's
f orm.ances luted 10
S, and hundreds Of
!grade rmidents took
settlnS u p chairs
uod a traffic circle to
tch him elude police.
AN RAFAEL CAP>
he San Rafael school
rd, bein'" squeezed
lnflat.ioo and the tax
olt, Is con1lderln1
rging students next
r to ride the bus to
ool.
C•ll 1'2-H71.
Pul • taw word•
lo work rot 01.1.
have no permanent solu-
tion n> the slide pro-
blem, which has plagued
the two-laned California
1 for 40 years.
The latest slide sent
half the roadway plung·
1 n ~ toward the ocean
M•veraJ weeks ago. caus-
ing traffic to be ljJnited
IO the daytime anO halt·
ed altogelher atmght.
The highway, which
winds its way along a
breathtaking cliff over-
looking the ocean, is
built across a highly un-
stable geological forma-
tion known as the Fran-
ciscan Formation and
the slide area called
Devil's Slide.
·'The big question is if
the road is repaired ,
whether it is going lo
last six months or six
years," Lammers said.
"God only knows, and
He isn't saying."
Dealh Record
SACRAMENTO CAP>
-A record S,503 people
were tilled on California
s treets and highways
lut year, up 3.9 percent
from 19'78, the Highway
Patrol reporta.
Statistics also showed
a sharp rile in deaths of
blcyclltta, motorcyclists
and ~ped riders.
BE GOOD
to
YOURSELF ••
ELECT
WILLIAMS .,.,~
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PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
WILL MAKE AN OUTSTANDING COUNCILMAN
FOR NEWPORT BEACH DISTRICT 2
INTEGRITY e EXPERIENCE e SKILL e REASON
BROAD COMMUNITY SUPPORT
BUSINESS
EXECUTIVES
Ha11v Bubb
Gregg Reinker
Joe Rosener
John Eclt
Don A L1w1en1
Broan Sm11h
Ken Elg11'1
Donald W p,p,,, •
N01mJn Broriv
Rolu·r t W SP• II
Thomas I~ M., ''"
G w I''"''"""" M1k•· J r.hns in
Bill B Stc1b•r1
Robe<t S. Cunnoson
Tom Corbin
Woll1am Cunn1nqh.im
H;i11y Wdro
Dick WJnrJrotkP
Richard L0<.kmdn
STUDENTS
Deedee Campanl'•o
Pai Sll'ffle1lanc1
Marge Payton
Deen L1llroth
Lynn Ballard
Laine Bnllard
Karen Thorp
Kerry Flaherty
Dan Johmon
Sally Penon
REALTORS
Bob Hall
Mtlft Larson
Curt Dosh
Hollis Wood
Mll'lnte Btlltrd
N. JtMS •rv E"'"' Wendy Beem
Terry Oebtv
ATTORNEYS
Paul F. Marx
Rov Woolsey
Don R. Adk1n10n
Barrv Alie"
Ed Seibel
Thomt1 W. ~eon. Jr.
Rod E. Lippold
Gery Lowfl
ENGINEERS
AND
ARCHITECTS
Frtnk 8'Ntngler
David A. Cousins
Allel'IBetlt
G11 Abr1m1
8111 Mlrtin
Paul Webuar
John C. Crnnp
Oen Oilfifend
Chlriet E. Gritt m
Johl'I V. Cronll'I
f'.M. BMutQOnt
FOR A PROVEN RECORD
HOMEOWNER
ASSOCIATION LEADERS
Prnmsula Pomr
Ela;ne L1nhoff
WMr N1w11porr Brach
MJ•g<Jt S• olllnq
B•u<.•' No«Jl,Jnd
Cathy AN1o'f;Qn
C· ntriJ/ N.-wporr
Dodie B., .. ~
John Buloer
8.J/bOJ Covrs
W 111a~ I' McLctuqhlin
Tom 0 tantlO
ErN••.t Solcoc ~
BAbcu lsliJnd
Tom & ConcJy Hous1on
R~.•con Bav
B B1l•l>0·ouqn
Bl'•d•" Bubo
Corof>d d,./ /.4Jr B·" Agee
E~stblull
W1ll1am & Vorgonoa Vowurg
Garv Sdwtumburq
Harbor View
Jean Morns
Lido lsl•nd
Derek & Cvn1h1• N1blo
Lido S.ncls
Dave Goll
Del Johnson
Lil tit! BBltx. lsl•nd
W1lll1m & Lou Allen
George & Marv lr>gln
Newporr Ht119nrs
Roland Landng1n
Paul & Came Slayblclt
Pat Str81'1g
Nr#port Shorn
Ninfa JerV11
Nt11fPOr1 Crttr
Lore,.. Greeley
Dofotlly Park•
Jlck Coott
P~v Cheadle
MERCHANTS
Gordon Atkinson
Ron Merker
John Lynn Han
Wally Ziglar
G.M. Croft
O.n 0 . Rl9Yie
Em111t a Siiiy c.mp
Wllham L. Thompeon
Fraocell Giimore
Vir91n._ Arnett
ACCOUNTANTS
Jim Bryant, C.P.A.
Norma" '*'1ble. P.A.
David A. StlPtlens. C .P.A.
John McKerrtn, C.P.A.
Cerl Cheldlt , C.P.A.
AIRPORT CONTAINMENT
Su• Sime>s0n
Joseph 81 Kathv Jorgeoaon
Georg1 Ochsner
Mlrlc:>f' Robboy
Luc1lh1 Bnmhclll
Jeel'I W l'glll\.ir
BOATING
ENTHUSIASTS
Joh,.. & Merit S1011•
09'/e l.al'lg
Curt" Crook••
8ob W<1lh!fll!'dl
0.ck °""""' J8Ck E Colt!
MEDICAL PROFESSION
John Sltonne•, M D
Alen Ar>drew5, M 0
~Wan.M O
Rich T et I tr. M D IAnr> I
Ruuell Morg&n. M 0
R.cNrd S.mpt0n. M D
JUM Ct1mp. R .N
Stanley G. Robbnv M D
R iCNrd Fox. M 0
.Jamel J Hodot>. M D
A. Sholkofl. M 0
~IR Kuhn.M D
Don Andenon, D 0 S
M.F. l.o<'eM. 0 D S
Ci«M Mel11'1kOll, M 0
.Wt L1ehm1n. M D
~ Bloomtlt'•q, M 0
Theodof1l A Ah••. M 0
..lotll'I W Al)f>leqat,., M D
Helen Me9hJn. R N
Torn Rob1Mon M D
EDUCATORS
John W. NrchoH
Cltol Manin
H9n'V Cor 911
F .S. AOw41nd
Cll Mc:Laugnlin
Mttiofle Adams Stlr•J
Oleriet & Marte Palm!'•
.Nlty ROW net
Nonnan Loats
Carol Bl1ncharo
Join Lar '°" Johl'I L Jent0n
Oonetd L W1lham1
JMn Hllfflngton Joe• Marv Anne RoblnlOn
Wltlt> Jones
Oouglat & Karen Haml'lgton
Mlrie H itblc:h
lance Grlbtt"teon
Lee Mleon
..lotln a Ruth Johnson
Ann 0 . Sehm1U
Rum M. Himel
Jolln Talmtge Wein
YOUTH GROUP LEADERS
H.I. Wiclttntitm
Eleanor~n
~ 8'8datrtet
lee Janel
Hel Joenntng
S.Slm9te>n
Aollle Brou .. rd
RETIRED CITIZENS
Gf.'fnn a Ir,, Wh•r~
Boll Hetlor>~
J•m & I,._ Sawv,.,
Alll'I L Blum
Jann H. rand
Fir f'"'.-rlr,HtTIJn
~ (., "~ 1 ,, .....
Star.I,•\ p._ t P• ·n
Al"' S....•e
£0 & •do w ""'' M,.,, A Ow•·
t dw.n <) W .YI"'
RT Fo ne
Marv ( 5'TI "' E.ool Ii. I t..t.;KR JP
Da•e "-·· "9Q
E11 .. n Bo•ChYn•u
CONTRACTORS
ANO BUILDING
TRADES
P,u1 Bi·,..,
Dav~ Ball 1• t1
G"r a1rJ Br """
GffirOf' C Wo<Xh. J1
Bot> H .I '
John K•nQ"~"
Jf)hn CJ• no v
BEACH PEOPLE
John & No•ma foll'\'
J•m B•oh,.cl
Er n~st O•ch.>•c1
Merrill Skollong
Tim McKay
R u th Ctw1denct
NanlV Aorams
Phil Gau1sc;tu
'Thomes Orctiard
Barbar a Tr ac>c>
Vorg1n•t1 Keys
Thoma• M. Dav
Pelt' & Cotrone Ebel
Nancv Sk•l'loer
SPON
JNn Well
Shlfll!V Knutsen
Bob Millar
B~Lo\11MI
BAY -COAST
ENVIRONMENTALISTS
Frank & Fren Rot>tnaon
Fem Pirkle
T<>f'V & Barbara Kazihs
Allee Culver
OTHER FRIENDS
Tr\Jdi Aogen
Miiiie Ritt
MIM L.S. $.ll'ldlrland
w.lly Koch
Ellubett\ Hllsteen
Dick & S.lly ~l'lgold
Jot a Bell Mo,..1ge,
Jim• E. Fut ton
G.M. Torrtt
Bill Morna
Lon.-,_. L'IJC>Old
8obboe St .tiler
Bart>arl Dlthl
.l.tn OoltlJV
Mdttt> R .. A~
I 1Jnk & Pat Ot'JuCham()
wi111em Wasdvk•·
Mrt Ae>Oolrl Cunno\()n
l.11 A M &> .. umoot
Pn•I llo Motgreth Aru
Pat r oc:1a H.lf ''9ol"'
L.wry 81 Ltlhan Bradley °"'""'' & Benv W1IW>n Rrt{v Rl()ley
Al N Se""M
M11t1 Sholltoff
L...r rv a C¥ole Gundf\lfT\
C1r()I J Allrwn
Ho" C Bub.J(;lt
Jonn 5n-·.t
Judv Cooc>e<
Joo. Amo(ton
"-'"' & T vno Allt-n
Hl'lf'" McL;iughton
J DunJIO Ft·rqu\on
M<\ Robo:rl A nc..,r\On
S.rt>¥o L 8Jrn.ird
Mn A M S.•Jumonr
Benv w 11\011
(}oteH~t
Vtlfnt! 81 Pu Co11
EJrt & Irene H;irdage
Pu Er k
Sam & Sue Gra''°
Milton Hend
Hulen M. Stotrow
J•m Newkirlc
Allen a Bec:kv Hltwlcons
Tri11on 6 Cathye Alev
Walt a Manlyn H ... ev
Sh,.ley Reinke<
LOfr.,ne Brody
Arin Hall
Jlf'I Oltbay
Louise Woolley
Jo;in Fowland
CMroll Beek
Anl'I Te,ter
Ma<y Hodge
Mickey Sholko tt
Mary El~abtttl Andrews
0.0..~
T"' a C.V Llnwt
RIChard Etbngtr
Gery Rubino
Ptl MI Ip a Joen 8ertc.dtlt
.Je.tnne Giordano
Thomes Streu
Arlene Well'llr
M¥1t8uckey
Jltc:Quelyl'I Kuhn
LVMI Bloomberg
Al ict 8 rwne
Peggy Hlllla Sonv• Killglley Btrvl Mellnkoff
M1"1.. Brltl'I Smith
NltrtCV Gilbllrtt0n
Elaine "Sem" Cllrney
THESE PEOPLE ARE VOTING APRIL Bth FOR l:ALM INFORMED LEADERSHIP
DICK CLUCAS 1'011'1 CITY COUNCIL I COMMITTEE. TflllASUfllll'I, VIANE COX. 37 MONTECITO, COfllONA DEL MAA, 644 8338
,
Barely Active
Bears are suppQsed to come ene rgetically
out of h1bernat1on with arrival of spring.
But this gnuly ut Marshfield. Wis .. zoo
apparently can 't decid e if it's worth it as
he leans lazily agains t tree.
WASHINOTON CAP>
-Wttb auto and
=IM-JllCU rlliDa
U•ltmta r':' ::.~°t,
motorl1t1 : T9'trt are
f ewer tuth·hrrln1
potlaol" la tbe road• till• • .,....... '
The Road Information
Pro1ra"'. or TRIP ,
11th:oaWd lhat a million
potholee dot the natlon'a
.treeLa and hl1hway1,
down from 83 million a
year aao.
PO& T&IVIA fana :
TR IP aaya tbere are 4.2
potbolH per mile of
paved road in the U S
The aver.,e bole ls rive
inches deep and 16 in·
cbea in diameter and re-
q u i rea 110 pounds of
asphalt to plug.
The winter just put
was milder lp most
areas of the ~ountry
than tbe previou s
winter, accounting for
the 13 percent decrease,
reported TRIP, a re·
search and information
agency supported by the
highway lndustry.
..
Paid Political Advertisement
1ssa1110
From ROBERT THORPE
(A Concerned Citizen of Laguna Beach)
I like to think of myself as being bi-partisan regarding the City
Council. Unfortunately, I feel it necessary to take a stand.
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The current City Council is out of balance, leaning too heavily
toward the bulldlng Industry and its related offshoots. such as
architects, bulldlng contractors and realtors, not showing much
concern for the welfare of the citizens of Laguna Beach. not caring
about eventual negative consequences.
:;
~Public Poses Problem
~For Pigeon Population I ask you to vote for SALLY BELLERUE and NEAL FITZPATRICK to
put us back on an even keel in the city hall.
.·
, -LONDON CAP> Could the day be
coming when Trafalgar Square has
no pigeons? Could be, bird experts
say . and the reason is that a "borri·
fying" proportion or London's pigeon
·'The Public Life of the Street
Pigeon." The vast majority have
missing toes. but some are lame and a few are even legless, be said. Younh\Ay.
..
· population 1s waddling around toe·
less.
"One bird I saw bad thread around
both legs so that the unfortunate bird
was forced to bop,'• Simms said.
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Pigeons ar e the latest victims of
man's nasty habit of littering. Dis·
carded cotton or nylon string can
trap and l'Ut a pigeon's tender toes
and fcl'l
But does man really care about the
pigeon?
"Decidedly not," said Royal Socie
ty spokesman Chris Harbard.
"Pigeons really do bave a public re-
.. EVER\'Wll E RE T HAT pigeons
feed m mncr London, one sees some
nursing s woll<'n and suppurating
feet." \Hott> pigeon Pxpert Derek
Goodwin in lht• sprang issue of
··Birds." a quarterly magazine
publtshed by I h<' Royal Society for
the Protection of Birds
lations problem. People put them in ~mt!!~~~'!l!l•llJl .. ~ .. -111!!! .. lll!I
the same category as stray dogs -•••********************************************************************* -they're a pest.·· • • . ~
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NO ONE KNOWS how many street
pigeons there are in the world. but
Simms put the fi gure at close to 500
miUion.
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"Others have lost scvcraJ toes. or
even one or both feet ," said Goodwin,
an ornithologist at the British
Natural History Museum.
• • • Technically. there 1s no difference • Here.: .. ~
between a pigeon and a dove. • • •
DOE Awards Grant • • • •
"No pigeon ever appears able to
cope with the hazards presented by
tangles of thread. cotton , wool and
nylon f1 shmg line freely thrown down
on stations. m J!ullers ano m parks."
Goodwin said
SAN FRANCISCO CAP > -The •
Department of Energy has given San :
Francisco State University a $422,000 •
gra nt to ins t all a comput erized •
energy management system. The •
syst em will be designed to reduce •
heating and lighting costs in four un· !
1vers1ty buildings. •
TF.N PERCEST OF London's
pigeons hCJvc deformed feet. said
Eric Simms. author of the book.
City Park Planned
MUNICH. West Germ any (AP) -The city of
Munich and the State or Bavaria have agreed to
turn Koenigsplatz. Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler's
mass rally parade ground, into a city park. '
Originally a park. the square was plowed up in
1934 and covered with stone slabs to facilitate the
parades of Hitler's goose-stepping troops before
the dictator addressed admirers.
The square was badly damaged by Allied air
raids . At the end of the Nazi era it was repaired
and served as a meeting place.
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f500 beautiful prints
of the painting
71A-IL DOWN,"
s{<picd and numbered bp Newport Beach artist
Svlvia Moonier. I
~Is ~loomer's t.alentcd use of
mis and acrvhc<;, her combinations of
\ 1.,id colors and subtle hues han·
l'nchant<."d art patrons throughout
thl' world
Only Mutual Savings offers you
this very special gift. The supply
Wh~ you are vtsiting our new
Corona del Mar office at JI.JO ~l
Coast Highway, discover how
:\1utual Savings makes savml( eas1l'r
for you. Ask about our financial
services and savings convemenct•<>
Enjoy a fascinating display
of Ms. Moonier's magnificent
paintings in the lobby o f our
new Corona del Mar office.
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*HONESTY--* INTEGRITY * INDEPENDENCE
•. VOTE FOR
PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT STEVE RIGGS, 291 BROADWAY. LAGUNA BEACH, CA H6SI •
PAUL FARBER TREASURER
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Even Initiate& Mo e
Growth Dips
lnMidw-es.t
&ACR.UIDrrO (AP) -MOil tftotoftAI .... I .. •taUllM ate
tnoc1aa tM utt1ellq1 •l&i.W·
DI •bee.her h '1 &D odd or evea
ay, 80 IOIDO l~lalora would
Ike lo acutU. Go•. Edmund
fOWll Jr .• auoUM abortqe
pl1n.
A. neoluU~ WoN t.be Al · embl1'1 nerfy eommtttee
T\MINIG.llY would end lbe atato of
mer,_ey lbat Btowa decla~
Nowmber so ho could put Into
kl hla odd..@ven buylna plan
,... &aoLUTION IS one o1 • tt.aad~ ot b!Ua t.be Le11slature
; II before lt W s week after a
'"ffk·lant Euler rectiu Fnday
: • OM deadlln~ for bUls to 1et •ro..._, their tlrst committee, &0
elmoet all the committees h11vt!
:lab 'Iles OK'd • -BERKELE Y <AP > Th~
-tac.ally senate of the Unaver)lty ~ of Callfomaa in Berkeley has
• voted to continue s upporting ttei.
~ wath two of the nation'!> ma1or
... •uclear weapons laboratones
: th e Lawren ce Livermore
; Laboratory and the Los Alamo~ ~ Srientafic Lab in New Mex1ro ..
Suit Flied .
The manJ' blU. lnrlvde onet deallllll wtt.b a no-drive d1y cmce • we8. th• problem of ln·
dualna and sporta tum• ltav·
ln1 \Own• vottn, repreuot&Uoo
lot the Dbtrlct OI Columbia and
further a111uH.a on th 1ov
t>rnor'1 appotntlve powor1
Brown decl1ted a 1tate or
emeraen~y and ordf'red tho odd
ovtn aeW.nt plan ln November
wh n lbe lranl111 rrlala uu.aed
Iona Untt at 1aollnt-staUonl
UNDEa THE Pl.AN ,
motort1t1 whose llt6nlts num
ben end in odd numbers can
buy 11uoUnt1 only on odd dayi.,
like the l8l und 3rd. and vice
versa
The resolution. ,A,CR88 by A1>
sembJyman Eugene Chapph1, R·
Roseville, stat.es that the Iranian
r r1s1s does not p resent "condl·
lions of disaster or extreme
peril" lo warrant a s tate of
emergency and. "there are no
areas m the slate where long
gasoline lines now l'Xai.t · ·
The Legislature has the power
TR aB80LUTION WAS
before the Rcaourcea. t..and Use
and Ener1y Com mlttee ah
WMb ICO. but Wll delayed unUI
thlt week at the request of ~·
Hmblrman Henry Mello, D·
Wallonvtllo.
He aald then be bad been told
by Brown'• offlce lhat lt wu
worklnl oo tounty 11aoUoe COO·
aervalloo plans to replace the
odd ·even pfOlram
But Brown'• office baa yet to
produce any such plans and the
committee ls likely to go ahead
with Cbapp1e 's resolution.
ANOTHER WAY OF dealing
with a severe gasoline shortage
Is in SB1468 by Sen. Alfred Al·
qulst, D San Jose.
ll would set up a plan,•lo go in·
to effect in energy emergencies
DON'T
SPOIL
NEWPORT
VOTE
FOR
WILLIAMS
declared by the governor, for all =::=:=:=:=:=~==i
motorists to pick one day a week "'[ )
on wtuch they could not drive •-"· HOYO
their cars. ·
The Senate Ene'°rgy and Public INFORMS In the
Utilities Committee hears the
bill Tuesday. DAILY PILOT --------------
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WASHINGTON CAP) -The M&dwnt may be L!!t fil"lt re1loo of the naUoa lo.RPtriOACt Hl'Q
population 1rowth, accordinf to a atudy by the
Calllornla·bued Rand Corp.
Between 1t:IO and lf'IO, the 1ver11• annual
srowth rate dropped from 1.5 percent to .a percent,
hlttln1 a reconflOw, the prtv1te reaelJ'Ch and eon·
aulUa.c f1rm 11ld.
Rand demolJ'apher Peter MorrUoo 11ld the
decline 1temmed "both from people 1crosa the na·
Uon havtna fewer chHdten and more people Jeav·
lng the Mlclweat region than movtq to lt." L!.-Ja.!Jt.ld-..m..MJMlllA.Lll....,..
Suzy Reker & Angela Acker Whitt urge you to •
IT'S A BIG, WIDE, WONDERFUL
WORLD YOU LIVE IN ...... .
tf you en the Irvine Co. and can afford the luxury of all the full page ads.
If you lll.IEVE ~you read you'I find yourseff voting for a amoU, tight,
blocktapped, smoggy, traffic ridden townl
Vote for those who protect our quality of life -
PAUL RYCKOFF -RAY WILLIAMS
SUPPORT MEASURE "A" -YES
·~·Hunt Venture ..
~ Said Scheme
• NEW YORK CAP > -A lawsuit claiming ~amages for "many thousands" or industrial
:silver users says the silver·buying venture of the
:wealthy Hunt brothers was a scheme to artificially
!drive up the price .
AN OPEN LEITER FROM
MAYOR RY CK OFF
.: The class.action suit against Nelson Bunker
:·Hunt jlnd W. Herbert Hunt of Dallas was filed in ;,u.s District Court by Wander & Co .. a Manhattan
:jewelry maker.
'!-.... WANDER CONTENDED IN COURT PAPERS ~at the Hunts "devised a plan and scheme" to
rtlficially boost the price or silver starting in
nuary 1979. Wander said the scheme waa car·
• d out by buying silver futures and demanding
ivery rather than liquidating contracts, then us-
the bullion as collateral for loans to further
I ores trading.
, "Each purchase of a silver futures contract
.,as made al an increasingly higher price," the
mplaint said. "By their purchases, the defeo·
ants amassed more than 100 million ounces of
Iver."
The swl alleged that by demand.inl delivery
nd "hoarding" the silver, the Hunt brothers la-
nded "to aggr avat e the world's sbort1ge of
Iver and drive up th e price.''
WANDER ALSO SAID the Hunts furthered
eir scheme with untrue "widely.circulated atate-
enls questioning the sanity or any penoo wbo
ould be willing to sell s ilver for dollan" and un-
ue "bul.ll.sb statements concerning the pro.pee·
ve value of silver.·•
The plaintiff noted the price of silver climbed
om $6 per ounce in December 1978 to more tban
bJ Jan. 21. ll later dropped as low aa $10.80,
sling the Hunts hundreds or millions of dollan,
me of which they have yet lo repay.
The lawsuit asks monetary damages for all
Iver product and by-product industrial users who
ught the metal during the period at alleged
lificially high prices
MEANWHILE, PAPERS filed with the
r urities and Exchange Commission show that
embers or the Hunt family were buying $2
illion in stock in a major silver producer last
eek at the same lime they were delaying pay.
enl of debts resulting from the plunging price of
e metal.
The purchases of stock In Gulf Resources and
emical Corp. were disclosed in a filing with the
C Whtelr S'l'filwed a substtttary of Ptllc1<1--0T . a
unt family operation, bought 118,600 Gulf
sources shares between March 25 and March 28.
The price of the stock last week ranged from
.25 to $24.125, with the low coming du.ring the
nic tbal followe d revelation that the Hunt
others bad failed to meet a silver margin call or
re than $100 million from Bache Group Inc .. a
a1or brokerage firm partially owned by the
ily.
Douglas Retreat
HALIFAX. N.S. (AP > -The will of William 0 .
uglu, a former justice of the U.S. Supreme
urt, has designated that a 34~-acre site in Pie·
County be turned into a retreat for students
m around the world.
Douglas. who died in Washington in January
age 81, owned the property near Alma -the
hplace of his father, a Presbyterian minister
ce~. from original settlers.
The center -to be known as the William 0 .
uglaa Retreat -will welcome all students but
e preference to scholan from the Soviet Union ,
na, Moagolia. Vietnam .and Iran.
S.rryAllen
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March, 1980
Dear Friends :
1978 WAS A SWING YEAR
Eight years ago I was elected to the Council on a
residentialist and fiscal conservatism platform .
But until 1978 a council majority gave preferen·
tial treatment to developers and their business
associates .
A NEW COUNCIL WAS ELECTED
The new residentially-oriented council majority has accomplished important goals in
balancing rosidential and commercial growth and in requiring phasing of develop-
ment to be compatible with roads and services. The result has been positive action
such as the recent General Plan revisions reducing future traffic 1n Newport Beach
by 52,000 car trips per day.
YOU HAVE A CHOICE
You will recognize, I'm sure, that the goals of the developer lawsuits and their other
big-spending ·efforts is to regain control of the Council. The choice is between a
Newpor:t Beach as the business center of Orange County , or as the be st residential
city in the West.
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED NOW
I The issues are quite clear . The contest is between the developers with their
organization and funds -and those 1ike me who wish to retain the residents' voice
on the Council.
Sincerely,
~
Paul Ryckoff, Mayor
Resident
Councilman
We Urge You to A~lect Mayor Ryckoff
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A22 DAILY PILOT Mond11y Aprtt 7. tOIO
QUEENIE
"We're terribly sorry. but all our other chaln art> In for
f'tJMIU'5 ..
"Got a pr'ObWm., Then wnte to Pat Dtmn Pot will
cut red tape . gettmg the answers and octwn you need
to solr,. ~Ilea m government and busmeas. Mcul
your ~Ilion& to Pat Dunn, At Your Service Orange
Cooat Daily Pilot, P .O. Boz 1560, Costa Me1a, CA
92626. A.t many letters cu pos31ble will be answered
but phona1 mqumes or tellers not mcludmg th~
reoder·s full naFM. addreu. and bwmeu hours' phone
number cannot be conatdered This column appears dai·
ly ezcep( Sundays "
(Jwd:up Sa.,~• o n IJtlUtl~•
DEAR PAT: Befor e long we will be using our
ce ntral a ir cond1llonang s ystem Is there anything
I ca n do to service the syste m in order to make 1t
work more eff1 c1ently and save on electricity?
L.W .• Corona del Mar
The Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
Institute bas a few tips for you. Periodic main·
tenance -keeping belts tJgbt. lubrlcatJng mo&ors
and moving parts , checking refrigerant levels, etc.
-are important not only &o extend the useful life
of your cooling syste m but also to keep it running
efficiently. Your central air conditioning owner's
manual p robably provides a maintenance
checl..llst. although many people prefer to have an
air conditioning contrac&or ba ndle the checkup.
Most contracl~r'i also offer re~ular servicl' con·
tra<'lS which include pre.season checkups .
The lnstilute also has i;ome advice on saving
energy when using your air cooditiooing system.
Check the system's fUter at leas t every 60 days
during the cooling season and replace or clean it.
A clogged filter blocks the n ow of air and makes
the unit work harder, using more energy.
Keep doors and windows dosed when lbe air
conditioner is operating. Caulk and weather-strip
a round doors and windows to help keep cool air iJI
and hot air out. Pull shades or drapes a t windows
when the afternoon sun shines in strongly. This
will reduce tht' buildup of ~olar heal inside the
house.
Maintain one thermo.,tat setting, except for
adjustments at night or "hen ) ou v. ill be gone for
extended period!> of tim<'. "f'iddling" with tbt>
thermostat prt'vrnh your ')stem from functioning
efficiently. When turning tht' 'VMe m on. dnn'l pui.h
the tht'rmostat to an l'Xtra low '>f"tting in an effort
to cool your hou..,t• quick I). Thi~ will not produce
more or cold<>r air. And, you may forgl't to re~et
tht> tht>rmostat to the normal temperature. thui.
wasting t•nergy a~ the ~y ~l('m "ork~ to NlOI the
house to a lower-than-normal levt'I.
IAIK' ~~b in on Lea•~•
DEAR PAT Is the re a ny easy way to be sure
you know how much it will cost to lease an item
ra ther than buy 1t" What should I look for in a
leas mg contract ?
P W . lluntmgton_ Beach
The Consumer Leasing Act requires leasing
compan1t"S to give you the-facL'i about the cost and
-teems of their conluds . ..Bclore yo11_agree_to Hase..
the leasing company rnu!>t give you a written
statement or costs, Including tht' amount of any
security deposit, the amount of monthly payments
and the cost of any license registration, taxes and
maintenance you must pay. It also must give yoa a
written state m Pnt of terms, such as guara ntees.
lnsurance you need. and standards for wear and
tear. to name a ft•".
P""'1e p..,._fs1don .~eeded?
DEAR PAT : Wh en I applied for ~o me tn·
sura nce recently, the agent told me tha t t he tn·
surancc investigator could gather mformat1on
about me only with prior written consent I never
heard this before. and thought that investigators
could just J?O around and ask their quest ions
whether the person who applied for insurance
Hked it or not
W G . Huntington Beach
The insurance agent appears to be stretching
the truth a bit. Companies do not need your con-
sent in order to have an investigative company
gather Information from neighbo rs, fellow
employttS, and businesses. Federal law requires
only that you receive prior notification or such in·
vestlgatloos. not that you authorize them.
Six Share Reward
OKLAHOMA CITY <AP) -The $63,000 re·
ward offered for information in the 1978 murders
of six people in the Sirloin Stockade restaurant
here will be shared by a businessman, a school
boy. three sisters und another woman.
The recipients helped solve the case by finding
the gun involved, helping police with composites of
the suspect and turnln1 up other evidence.
The man convlcted of the steakhouse slay.
tn1s. Roger Dale Stafford, is on death row await·
lnl appeals in the six death sentences an that case
and three death sentences for the murders or
Lbree members of a Texas famlly.
SAN P'RAN CISCO
'-AP> -Or1aA1wa u~
pect many 11 25.000
peopl• wUl pay a S2 fte
for the <:h&oc~ to wait:
actuta the Bay Bndae
when It ta e>pt"ned to foot
lramc April 13 for the
HCODd lttc Of a 4,000· mlle cout to.co .. t hike
T h "HlkaNlltlon."
spon aorcd by the Amcrtcan 1Ukln1 At
l\Ot'lltlon und thr In
tl'rlor Dl•p1trtm~nt 's
tlerttaaeo tind Con rrv•
lion Suvlce. 111 beang
h Id to demooslrate that
hlkln1 II ll ht'allhy out
door actlv1ty, accord1ng
to one o(ncial.
The hike will begm
April t2 at Golden Gate
f>urk 1n San Fra ncisco
dnd f101 s h in
Washington , D C . in
late May or early June
or next year
PAID PO\.l flCAl aov
KEEP
LOCAL
ELECT I ONS
LOCAL,
No on D
Yea on A
P•IO lo< ov Oot0tn~ \tr ... n
tOI Vi• V•Mt1• H 8
Paid Polltlcal Advw t,Hment
~ -RECORD-· IS CLEAR!
1973
1sn
1978
1978
1979
1980
1980
' Plennlng commission approves Pl•n for 2,000 ~In Syamore Hiiis.
Council applles tor State funds for Crescent Bay Park.
Council approves County fire break at no cost to City.
Council deletes Alta Laguna extension from County Arterlal H'9hway Map.
Council considers Oial·A·Rlde taxi for senior citizens.
Council authonzes EI R for Irvine Company plan f°' 1,831 houses, 2 gotf
courses, and a resort hotel in Ldguna Canyon.
Council considers ban on bui lding in potentially hazardous areas.
YES
NO
NO
0
NO
YES
NO
Sally Bellerue's record has been consistent and clear. She has fought,
often alone, to p reserve and improve Laguna's special charact er and w ay
of life. That's why we urge you to vote for her and another independent
cand idate, Neil Fitzpatrick, in tomor row 's Laguna Beach City Council
election .
Citizen• for Belleru. end Fltlpetriclr. JYCty Brwnnen, Treeaurer, 50I forwat AY9ftUe, L.aoune e.ectt. CA 12161
Paid Political Advertisement
"A Responsible Balance
of
. ,
"'
Preservation and Development ••. "
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It's The Quality of Life in Newport That Counts,
It's Your Chojce.
1. No other elected official in California
has the scientific e-~tise c~tea w+th
governmental experience unique to Ray
Williams. He has been a success in get·
ting governments to work together to
save the Back Bay so far. We need him
2 He studies and understands what he ·voles for and agatnst . A s cm-ac:=-
compl ished and recognized scientist, he .
has applied the disciplines of his train···
i ng to serve the people of Newport
Beach. ev en more now. 3 . Ray Williams has a 4 year record of
listening to Newp ort residents, un-
der standing community needs and pre·
serving and protecting the Newport we
all love. He's the people's choice.
STATE-WIDE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT* SCIENTIST * PROFESSOR *
CHURCH ELDER * EXPERIENCED COUNCILMAN * FAMILY MAN
Phtl Arlt, Hnlor allff ptenner
Pe• Streng, educator
Steve Sholkott. M.O
Carroll a.ttk, civic volunteer
Erne et Cemp, retell produce
Sue Stmpeon. homem•k•r
Rlcherd Sl1T191011, M D.
Ellen Borch1enlu1, homemeker
Wtlllem Allen. retired rencher
Mergeret Sang1ter, hom•m•k•r
Wllttem Sang1ter, rHttor
E•rl Herdlge, lnvHtor
Berry Allen, ettomey
Don Hervey. engineer
Robert RoMnberg, M.D.
Mergeret Aret, homemeker
Miki Sholkotf, homemeker
Dorothy Beek, bookltore owner
Elelne llnhoff, educetor
Ruth Sliver. homemeker
Leon EHt. eudlo-vl1uel 1peclellet
DenlH Aret, •tUdent
Roger ThomH, M.D.
We Urge You to Re-Elect RAY WILLIAMS
Alvln Cox. termer
Lucille Petterson. reUred
Pope Hiiburn, retired
Polly Stenbtldge. homemeker
John T. Chiu. M.D.
Al Kiger, retell merchenl
Don Beetty. educetor
JemH Hodge. M.D.
Relph Mey•r. Attorney
Wllttem Tlemen, ettorney
J1me1 Mc:Qahen, Nie• executive
Dort• Sctimber, purchHtng conaulllnl
Jemu Doyte. M.D.
Berthe Dey, eccount.ent
Jeme1 M. Oodd1, ettomey
Stephen Fryer. Hlu
John W. She•. retired aducetor
Merjorte ShH, educetor
Rlcherd Tekete. M.O.
Wllllem L. Thomp1on, retell HIH
G. Edwerc:t Slebet. Jr., 1ttomey
Wltll•m A. Spencer. retired
Joe Hiii, Nie•
Genie HUI. homemeker
PeUy Hervey, homemeker
Mra D.A. Arm1trong, reeltor
E:llen Brooke, ln1urene. 1ele1
John Re.der, Jr .• 0.0 .S
Nennett• Kl~nnon. e1crow ottloer
P.S. Twombly ... ecuttve
Relph Conn, engineer
Bob Wettentedt. marine envtneer
Peul Sleyt>eek. ettomey
Robert L. Fry. educator
Oevld Bloombet'g. M.O.
Lynne 81oomb9rg. homemeker
Wetly Zlgler, re1teurent owner
Jeck Sk1nner. M.O.
Nency StUnner, homemeker
Frenk Rendall. ln1reatment1
Gery Lo Y911. ettomey
R.C. Bucttenen, tea conauttent
Oevld Gfent. O.en, Orenge CoHt Collet e
Nel1on Mey, me,_.tlng meneger
Andree Llnote. educlltor
E.S. Bye,., retired
Mery a.n.tt, retired
Mont friend, retired
Irene friend, retired
BobbM Loftft, homemeker
Jeen Moma, homem•k•r
Robert Mitter. retired
Morrie PtYeroft, retired
Jeen Wett, homemeker
J . Y. Wett, M.O.
Allee CulwiH, homemeker
M erte Hlebec:tl. rwtlred
Jey Llchmen, M.O.
Cerri• Sia~. homemeker
Eugene ahtlftkoft, M.O.
Beryl Meffnkoft. homemeker
Trudi "°fen, fonner Councf!Women
Oen OMlta..ct. PfvtKt men1ger
Roberto. "i.nzo. 1Mrtietlft9 eucuuw
trwln Hoffmen, 0 .0 .S. "H. Wltllem A. McOuold
Joen Petty. homemeker
M•root Sldltlng, retl,.d
Wlltlem L Uvtngaton. etoctc bf'oMf
C.R. (Teg) Roth••rmel, retired~
VOTE APRIL 8 TO I RE-ELECT RAY WILLIAMS Ix I
Paid for by Committee to Re·Elect Rav Wiiii ams, Barbara Lichman Chrmn. 624 PoPPY St., Corona del Mar 9262S
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WHAT
(AJrpomtiona lnt70lved in Dirorce 6a.e -A J:HE . ·FACTS?
. . Foot Ferry
LOSANOll:LU <AP.l -Olftc•••• aubr•coa!or
corponlloNI wtu b4: queal1oned by attorney• trylna
to prove a Saudi Arabian bllllonalre'a divorce -Ute
lar&eal cu~ on retord -should be heard In
c anrornla
Tbe blWonaire'• lawyen won a rulln1 allowlftC
them to ra1M the I.nut of JwUdlctioo at a bearina
ln Superior Court here. \
THEY ACCV8ED SOU YA &A.flBOGGI of belnl
• "J~·comt!·lately" in trying to brinl her S2.5
bUUon cue to California to take advantaae of the
atate'1 community property laws.
John McDooou&h. lawyer for Adnan Kasboul.
aald the Mideut bu.slneu man lives lJl bis bome
country, waa married and divorced from bis
Entllab wtfe ln Lebanon and signed a separatioo
a areement with her in France. Hi.a children are in
l t'bool in. Switurland.
Ka.aboegt claims be divorced Soraya by proxy an
Lebanon in 1974. She says she was unaware or the
proceeding and doesn't reeognhe it.
M&S. KASBOGGJ•s ATTOaNEY, Ha rold
Rhoden, said "s he would be stooed to death under
Islamic law" if her case bad to be tried in Saudi
Arabia. but be wouldn't say why b1s client would
be stoned.
Rhoden argued that Kasboggi bas bad extensive
Good Marks
~ s prc1al c·omml!ll'r ferry "llh foot passengers on lv <Jrrt\'C'd in ~a ttic.· th1~ morning <J !> a !)t rike agains t Washington ·stat1.• Fern contmut~~ Tht• stat<: "a~ ~oing back to court today to ~eek con
tt.·mpt ot court ch<.1 rgcs ~g3mM ferry wor kers.
DOWNEY <A P > -
The Lo6 Angeles County
School District roceived
a generally outstanding
rating for its programs
for hand icap p ed
('hi ldren from ao in·
vestigating team
Circus Pair Nurse Burns
':'RUGO, Okla CAP> -Connie and Nellie, a pair
of circus elephants. are on the mend after treat·
menl for severe bums. The medicine: 75 gallons of
saline solutton. 30 gallon~ or petroleum Jelly and a
truckload or Texas oranges fed to them by hand
· one at a time.
: . Welding re pairs had Just been completed on a
.~circus truck when t wo of the Carson and Barnes
;}Circus' b~ggesl e m ployees were inadvertently
!~oaded. said assistant manager Llnda Lingo. Hay
·can the truck bed a ppa rently ignited from the hot
:meta l.
~ ! ''IT WAS REAL FUNNY BUT they didn't make
any noise and nobody reaHzed what was happening
uatU someone noticed some smoke coming from
_A makeshift hospital was set up at the circus'
inter quarte rs here. "If it was a hospital we had
hem an . I gut·!>i; you could ~ay they're an intensive
a re," Mrs. Lingo said.
h~ve been successful in keeping the animals rrom
lying down and raskmg lnfecUon. "but if they get
tared. lhere'!. not much anybody can do to stop
them "
Meanwhile. the circus left on Saturday ror its an-
nua l tour. Nellie and Conrue are expected to join
the circus in a bout six weeks. doctors say.
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RESIDENTS
VOTE
for
WILLIAMS
UPTO
11%
OFF ON
WOMEN'S
FASHIONS
ACCESSORIES
GIFTS
MEN'S SPORT
SHIRTS
SOCKS, TOYS
ETC .
bu.linml IDd aeooa.aLdc.Unu lo Cal.llo"'la and baa~ in Lu Veju, liJev., and'Hew York
City.
··Tbere ll a lilt of 45 courrtrles'• ~ KaabolaJ
hu had Wilna• deallncs. be w d.
Rhdden said be Intends to q_ueeUon 15 officials of
Northrop Corp.. Lockh~ corp. and Litton In·
dust.rt• ln the next two months about their deal·
m11 wtUl Kaabolai ln aD effort to ahow California
lJ tbe place to bold t.be trial
JUD.GE JOHN LOOMIS SCHEDULED the next
heart.nc May 18. wbep a date wtU be set for tbe ac·
tual hearlnt oo whether the case will be tried ln
California.
Bom Sandra Jarvia-DaJey, Mrs. Kubo1ct waa •
tttn·aeer when she married. cba.oaed her name to
Soraya and converted to the Mos&em faith.
The 18-year marriage produced five children.
Rhoden had sought t.o prevent Kaaboggi's
la wyers from raising the lssue ol the convenience
of Ca!lfomia as a trial s ite at all. sa)'lng the oppos·
mg s ide had waited too late and ratled to follow
court procedure
KASllOGGl'S LA WYE&S ALSO asked that their
cli ent be protected from more pre-triaJ quealiorung
by the oppo5mg attorneys since be bad submitted
to a three-day mte rrogation that produced 693
pages or t.estimooy
AT THE HOLIDAY INN SHOP
IOFF THE SAN DIEGO FREEWAY AT LA PAZI ~n!tide the truck," she s aid.
I ' Two sta lls are partitioned off by sheets "to keep
Jhe other elephants from blowing stuff on them
1th their trunks .. So far they're doing pretty
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ood, but we're still worried about infection."
NELLIE AND CONNIE WERE PLACED under
he care or three local veterinarians, who pre-
cribed pain killers, antiseptic ointment and in·
a venous injections or 75 gallons of saline solu·
ion.
Their hides were soothed with 30 pound.a o(
troleum jelly.
"We were most worried about Nellie," Mrs.
lngo said. "Her legs, her trunk and tbe inside of
er mouth were burned and we couldn't get her to
at or drink.•'
The pair were force.fed wate r every 15 minutes
or the fi rst three days to prevent dehydration.
hree handlers still take turns in a ooo-stop vigil.
MRS. LINGO SAID NELLIE WHO is about 28,
s slowly rC'~aanmg h(•r <1pr><>t1te and Connie. two
ears older. 1s "back to eating and drinking near
ormal."
But instead or their usual hay and grain diet,
oonie and Nellie are being coaxed with their
avorite treats.
"Several or the local grocery stores have been
ust terrific about giving us their throwaway pro-
uce." Mrs Lango s aid "Frwts and vegetables
re about all we can get down them "
D.R. Miller, owner of the circus, added, "We
rought in a truckload or oranges -a bout 1.200
ounds -from Texas for thl'm Th~ elephant men
ho are staying with them da y and rught cut up
he oranges and feed them."
DR. R.S. NICHOLSON Ot' HL'GO said the hand·
eedmg as necessary because the ele phants' trunks
re so badly burned they can't feed themselves He
•~led them an "guarded" cond1t1on
So far. Mrs. Lingo said, the elephant handlers
No Nuke Weapons?
BRASILIA, Brazil <AP) The Brazili an gov·
rnment will have the capa bility to build nuclear
•c apons by 1990. a physicist and forme r navy cap.
in told a Senate investigating committee.
Howe ver. Antonio Didier Viana s aid there is
o indication tha t the government. which is
ominated by the military. has any plans to COD·
truct atomic or hydrogen bombs.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR GIFTED
A Conference for Parents & Educators
Sat, April 12 Irvine H.S. 4321 Walnut
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Paid Political Advertisement
Don't let present owners of the Irvine Co representing massive development big
developers. a misleading press and some Chamber o f Commerce Groups smooth
talk you into electing a Council they control For the past two years you have had a
Co uncil that represents the residents and big growth doesn t like 1t
You moved to Newport Beach for a reason Do you want 11 to become another Los
Angeles Wl th more street congestio n and increasing pollution of air and water"'
Would you really ltke a "Century City" in Fashion Island? Do you want dense
housing on both sades of MacArthur or along ~mboree.ad1acent 10 B ia Caoyoo and
H arbor View? Do you want commercial par1<1ng to encroach into the res1dent1a1
sections of Cor01ia rre1 Mar and office bu 1td1ng use? Do you want the ~.Say to be--
another Manna del Rey? What would a Costa Mesa freeway, ending at B alboa Blvd
do fo r life on the Peninsula? Do you really want another hotel on the Koll property
that will increase the demands on Orange County A1roort, which will bnng more
no ise and tratt1c to Newoort Beach? (The hotels financial benefit s appear to be
outweighed by the negative aspects }
Newport already has twice as much commercial development as does La Jolla.
Santa Barbara. Carmel or Monterey WHAT GOOD WILL MOH GROWTH DO FOR
YOU? Such development can cost the City more in expenses than income not to
mention the impact on YOUR HOME
T he present City Co uncil has represented you. the res1dent1al voter. by lowering
density. requinng development to pay for its road needs and by disapproving
projects that could never be a9commodated by the present or ultimate road
systems.
For taking such action council members have been falsely accused of ignonng
property nghts and due process and at election time sued by developers to make
po 1tt1cal headlines.
T he Question that you must ponder at election time is "WHAT WILL
UHCOMT'aOUID GROWTH A.HO D&ISITY DO FOR ME AS A HSIDIMT7 ..
VOTE APRILS I PAUL RYCKOFF I x I
I RA y WILLIAMS
\MEASURE A I x I
P•ld for by Viewpoint Newa>O'"t Committee, Bob W•llentedt Tr. 900 Seatene Ave., Corona de M•r. CA 91625
H•~ )'C*-ewr felt
like you weren't beJna
repr~ on the cl·
tycouncll!
Well, lf you Uve ln ·
tM IOuth. south cen·
t.ral, north, north cen-tral. or eutalde Costa
M'eu. you haven't
been represented for
ye ars on the Costa
Mesa City Council.
because present coun·
ell members live in
west Costa Mesa with
most o( the m Ii ving in
Mesa Verde.
All of the current
council members hvt.•
within a mile of each
other except for Donn
Hall, who Laves within
t wo miles o f t h e
other~
Putting at ve r y
s imply, eighty per ·
cent or Costa Mesa is
n o t b e ing g e o ·
graphi c a l ly
represented on the Cl·
t y counc1 I
Now lo make a bad
representation s itua ·
li o n t'vt·n wors t'.
st-ven of th1.• nine can
d1d att>s now running
for city council Jive 1n
t h e g r l' a t e r M t• ~ a
V<'rde area or in Wl'Sl
Coi.ta Mt-sa. Again.
a ll but two of them
laves v. 1th1n a mile of
each other
T host• candidates
II\ an g an the greater
~te~d Verd.-area 10·
elude incumbt-nt Ed
Mt' •·artand, Rit'hard
Carslt'DM.'D, Richard
J ohni.ton. K . Paul
Raver. Erk Johni.on,
.rnd Robert Graham.
lnt umbt.-nt Dono Hall
la \'l''> on th<' extrPmc
V.('-.l :.1de or co--ta
Mc-.a Can did a te
Chris Steel hves on
the southeast side or
Costa Mesa . and I h ve
on tht' east s ide about
a n e qua l dis tance
bt>t ween both the
north and south sades
of town
Most or these same
candidates -lDcum·
bent McFarland. in·
t'amb e nl Hall,
Cara~. Richard
Johu&oa, Raver. and
Graham -gi v ing
t h1•1 r \l('V. '> ID I ht·
Coi ta .\t e ~a ft.'ews
were all against elect·
mg the city council
m e m bers by geo·
g r aphi c d is t ract.
which would give all
sectors or the city
<.-qua l rcprt•sentalion.
Ob\'1ous ly. 1( dis ·
tracts <'Xl ~ted . only
ont• or l wo people
C'ou Id bt.• l'lf'cled from
t hl• "'est side ;ind tht•
\11•,;1 \"t•rdL' area of
co,t.i ~tt---a
"\,1 turallv. I'm for
thl• Mi's.I \•erdC' art•a
tw 1 n I! reprt•st•ntPd on
th1• c it' rounn l But t11
m,11..t• ihinl!' b\'lll'r 10
('o'>t:J \h.•-,J. v. t' m·t·d
h .1 I ,1 n e c <1
11 I ' I I! h h 0 r h c) 0 d
r 1•1>rt''t'nt;1t1nn from
.di J.!t~•l!rJphw ,1rt'a'
of lht't'll\
\., .1 cal' roun
l II m Jn l v. 111 .1 d
''" .11t• th:.it lht• n t' I~
rl 1 ndc-d m ttt rounc ii
d1,tricts If I rannol
l!t'l lht• 'upport of
r I' I I 0 "' l' t) u n (' I I
members. I v.111 ll'.111
an 1nat1:lllH' <lra Vl' to
:l!'C'Om pl1 :-,h t h 1'
t•ffo rt
Hein~ a formt'r in·
H0:.t 1~all \'(' nl'wsma n
f Anaheim Rulletm I anrl
thl' author or 18 non-
fi ction books mclud·
1ng the mulli-m11Jio n
copy best se llers, Jn
Seo rch nf Noah ·s Ark
a n d The L1nco l11
Consp1rary, I've de·
veloped 3 reputation
for beinj? a thorough
researcher.
What I've present·
cd m Uus ad concern·
ang the facts on coun.
ell representation is
only one example of
the t y pe o f com -
prehensive research
that I'll stnve to do on
issues coming before
the city council.
I'm the east side
Costa Mesa candidate
and If we a r e t o
make things better . 1
need your vote on
Election Day.
Dave
Balsiger
for
Costa Mesa
City Council
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Man W 011nded
hi Shootout
WEST ORANGE. N.J. CAPl -A man
equipped with an "ar.aenal" ot weapon1 wu ~unded in-a ftootout· wltb poUe. aftert. held
poltte olt tor about four houn today. AuthortUes
aatd the man 1hot and ldlled b1I parenta.
The 1leae ended when police wounded the al·
leged snl,per. ldenUfi~ as William Jennina•. about
36. aaid Police Chief Edward Palardy.
Jennings, who was s hot aeveral tlmea, waa
taktin to a hospital.
POLICE SAID THE BODIES OF Jennings·
parents. James and Lorraine Jennings. were found
in a first·Ooor bedroom ln this communlt)' about ts
miles from New York City Palardy said they had
been shot with a high-powered rifie.
Palardy said Jennings' sister. 19-year--0ld
Meg, escaped through a second floor window dUr·
ing the standorf. She was not injured.
'fhe r<'Sa Garzn, 9. t<:l.)'town . Mo . mo<'k" J
drafi?on !'.C'ulpture "ha l~ '1~1llng thl• n ·
1tional S<-hola~t1c Art Awa rds exh1b1t at
C ro wn Center m K un~us City, Mo. The p ro·
grum b} SChola~Ut• ~1J·~aL&ne~ for students
111 ~1 ddt•!'. ~t·\ en lhrou1.th 12 1s the largest
art tompet1t1on or 1t~ kind in the world .
Police s aid they knew of no motive for the
siege. whi ch bega n j ust alter 4:30 a.m. EST. At
one pomt. tear gas was fired into the home.
When the tear gas produced no ttSult.s, Capt.
F rank Kem an and patrolman Richard o· Amato
made their way up a spiral staircase to the serond
fl oo r bedroom where Jennings had barricaded
himself. Campus Controversy "JENNINGS POINTED IDS RIFLE AT the of·
f1cers and ri red. b ut the weapon jammed ."
Palardy said
Playboy Issues Brings Warning The officers. who wen• wearing bullet-proof
vests, fired their shotguns and automatic weapons,
hitting Jennings three or four times. he saJd .
WACO, Texas CAP } -A
Baylor University official says
that three journalism students
who Jost their scholarships in a
controversy over a Playboy pie·
torial will be allowed to return
to the Southern Baptist school
next fall -but they won't be
welcome.
"They will not be required to
leave," Executive Vice Presi·
dent Dr. Herbert Reynolds said.
"But I think they would be hap-
pier in doing so. I can hardly see
how people would want to re·
m ain within a community that is
antithetical to their belief~ and
values "
THE STUDENTS ARE Jeff
Ba rto n and Cind y Slovak,
former ,edjtors of The Baylor
LOSE WEIGHT.
Even while en1oylng three
sallslylng meals a day.
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rr·•a slfl!f'!ll~ Suocr Od""" lfflOC"'O no
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Paid Poht1cal Advertisement
PHIL
M A U R E R
the
candidate
•·hoeares
enoug h
to
lis ten.
for
Newport Beach
City Cowaell
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Lariat student newspaper, and
Sheri Sellmeyer, president of the
campus chapter of the Society of
Professional Journallats.
Barton. Miss Slovak and a
third editor. Barry Kolar, were
dismissed from the Lariat when
a front-page editorial was
pu blisbed in the news paper
criticW.ng university policy COO·
cemlng a Playboy magazine pie·
torial feature about "The Girls
of the Southwest Conference."
University Preside nt Abner
McCall said any Baylor student
who posed for Playboy would be
expelled. Pl a yboy photo·
graphers were on the campus in
early March. No women were
ex~lled, but the unjversity says
they could be if their photo-
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graphs appear ln lbe magazine's issue th1s fall.
Palardy said Jennings. who was unemployed,
refu sed to communicate with police. The telephone
in the house had ~n taken off the hook. he said.
and calls over the bullhorn were not answered.
aEYNOLDS SAID BARTON.
Miss Slovak and Mis$ Sellmeyer
were "thumbing their noses at
Baylor" and were "unworthy"
Jennings' brother . J ames. told police there
was "love.hate affair" between Wilha m and his
pa rents. Palardy sajd.
l o c o n t i n u e re c e i v i n g ;::;;;;:::;:==::;;m;m;::==;;::;r=======----.,
scholarsb.Jps this fall. Kolar is
scheduled to graduate next
month and was not affected by
t.be university's decision.
"I haven't decided what my
plans are," said'Miss Sellmeyer, ~r>riUT-~.c v-o..
whose father is a journalism •Ut1Mior. ... ..-v-•r"1
teacher at Texas Tech Uruversi· co\~~~_.:!289
ty. "I like Baylor and I'd like to M1uio..v·1.~49s.4401
stay here. I just feel kind of lost >19Dc-c..-... -right now " ~..., .. ...,~ .... 1..m .. ;.;";,;--..,,i.;;;;,i,.;,,.
"I'm not leaving until I get a -::=c.:;:1=1=6=4=2_=56=7=8=. =::::::::-1
call from Abner McCall telling Put a few WOfd•
me I have to go," said Barton. to work for O\I.
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Sticks To It!
Honorary
Co-Chairmen
Buddy
and
Nancy
Ebsen
.ENDOR$ERS
,Pete & Marttia Barrett
Donald & Galt Mcinnis
01cil & Jane Crout
Milan & Oo<ochy Dostal
Linda Davey
David Badat<>S
John W Black
Max A BartOSl'I
Mat)One M. Pantzar
Richard C Pant1a1
Mary Lee Martin
Maurey De Watd
Ric hard S(>oooer
Jackie Healher
Loren Heacher
f (Hj F1n$ter
Gordon West
CarmenWMt
Ooroctiea St\eely
Mar11n Sheely
Tom Anf1MOn
Laurene N1aon Anfinson
Ralph Gfay
Ken Samoeon E P Benson
Jane Nigh Oavtdson
Wilma Stevens
Vin Jof9en5en
Nora Jorgen5f>n
John R St~r Su,Y and RYOy Baron
Ruin fY.nllPy
E P &>nyvi
Keith E 'lert>le
Jol'l n T Boyd Jr
Gerald1M J Sarto-;n
R•Jth C Callanan
Cap! Jotin Cdflahan
Tome~
Leon H ano L1111an Cas'iull
BrucP ~Pr
C srr01yri °" Wa1r.i
8 .. !ly Ware
fprra1ea Cou1n•
LdOCt' Co1111h
R1cnaro Hanay ·
lPP Hanr:Jy
Oorotny Haroc...i<.r •·
J E 'lan0el1
Edna BIV'Odc
Charlene O\amt>er1a1n
V1ctona Ou Pone
Or George Ou Poot
Joe and Jane CroWy
Bill Dooley
R ictlard and Bevef'ty E thott
T hOmas C Ellictt
Jtm and 0on .. Emer.;o.,
Eanos Ev!ln'>
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RusSP1! F F Y""
Ha""~" E Fr.,...n
L f Gnoo:,.
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8111 ari:l L..i 11< r"<• t-'.1rr
Joy Har~r
L~se VanDe11
Eogar H111
Dora Hill
Beve<ry Salata
Ber l'\le Sc l'lneu'9 r
Gold•e Josepri
Mr and Mr<; 0r'anoo
Ludov1se
Elmer Larson
Jooy Lynn lbacn
Robert McCuray
AdeleoD Daniel•
Ruth M Kahn
Cnns HoPoE'f
Elrzabech Lewts
Lynn Turner
CoMtance WOOd Snt>tty Whearty
Zada Taylor
H o11y Sefv1s
CarOl Soutn
-~Mcs....L L. M1~
Frank Mar-.haol
Robin Novak
D•ana Spnnoer
M Diane Pant'\On
Richard J Ranier
Frances N Mears
E L UC'lle Pnce
Mcu1nf' Uketl
Alan ano Pal RYP1nsk1
Bernard Scl'lneider
Kenneth Samoson
Audrey Samoson
Paul T Salata & ~er1y
Geftrude C Rebef1
Eudora C Redmon
Arlene Solitag
Zada TayiOf
A L Stnckler
John F Vogel
J Dale Turner
Willard S VOit
Betty B Ward
Othal P Wells Gordon H West
Jae c Wood
Nancy J. W1ISOfl
David R WMe
Roger F W11son
W1111em S. Gem e
HooeGeme
Jack Pnc:e •
Reid Plummer
Patnc1a Plummer
Ellen and John Ward
Bill and Sara Aldndge Rosemaiy Luxton
Owen Mclean
Bruce Decker
A.Rodgers
Maxine M Mink
Mrs E~he 0 Jones
M Rogue Hemley
Wilham E Langston
LOUIS 0 Russo
Michael L Meyer
William C Ring
Anthony R Mo1so
John L. Corel
Leslte R. Wtute
Ralph W Guida
Wiiham G Church Ed Morgan
Jan A. Adams
Joan Arone
Paul Dunlao
ll't'Z Howald
Betty F. Hughes
Margaret Compton
Granl Howald
Garnet Bamc:k
Ftanees N Mear&
E L 1><:1 le Pn<;.e
Ho oe Slllet
Noat Sunon
Clay Smeth
Wilma Stevens
Cathenne Plummer
Mary Lee Martin
Hoity Senl!'>
Garyw Bumll
Ken Caroenter
Mary MaroarPt Finster
J"rrlJlrJ A B1oc.1<
HPrb Boehm
Fran I-tarns
Clay SrTttth
lher~Sm•th
Richard Strickler
Pat Suter
Tom 5utPr
JdM1 Arno1d
R E Hanoy
HP,dn<' Ekaar>1 JI" 1
C A Higbie
Mr ana Mrs G Mrl"J•
Hol'>l"•n
Rutn Karvi •
Davr-K1tcht•n
~ E Legrc1nd
Robert Leonard
Seth Oberg Jr
Richard Ranger
Bnan Pattison
L~ Sammis
Gefald1ne SandOf
Ben C Dean+l
Edgat Scne<:k
Oona Id Sflaw
:arot Gandy
Ptlrl TOtf>f'
Davia Smith
Harry J Wpty>r
.k'nn T ()ml.1nsor
Vari< Gnfhth
eon W Holm.>
OPll H DeRevere & Assoc
Frank P Jank
Nilham Harper
P1Jul J Snettt>r
llTN Consolidated Inc
Albert Janer
Sam Pnce
James Glavas
J Man OU>ofne
:::rystat Dooley
Melva Glavas
Dick Penf11
~eono<e Penl11
J MathewOsbOmt>
Delbert Parsons
q,ch ard Hausman
Richard Mar0W1tz < E Ve<t>te
L F He1l1g
Jack G Raub
Jol'ln McOwen
James M Parker
HatPmc:run
Retha Ott
~uQh Ron· Murchison
Beverly A Murchison
Priscilla L MartM"lez
31en Martin
John Macnab
George Buccola
H ank Hill
Manlyn E. Hausman
Timothy P Ha1d1nger
Stanford Green
Oebblft Gray
Gilbert W Ferguson
Anrta ~uson
James P Felton
Lyman S Faulkner
Lynn Dowty
James Dowty M1m1 Chot1ner
8111 81~
Irvine Black
Emmii Jane Ailey
Marcia J Kear
Robert W Bein
ca1<>we11 A catnc>bell
Miriam 0 Katz
Robert J. Manhall
Robert S Barnes
Steve & Toni 8ef1inger
Nancy C:Ura
Cath9nne Buccola
Stan Cohen
Jack Goffman
A•Cohen
Barnet Larks
Alex Schwarz
CalVln E. Woolsey
Cecilia Cate
Tom Ha It
Bob Owen
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: ,,_. lmperioul •'-'tAorit>' ftfUJ'.'91, wlao wlekl
•a ..... Uk• a ead.re auc;,_:n be Snalub&e at Ar., ~ cut.en, U.., ta• pricle ln
P'<"'-DIOPle wbeN tb•1 don't want to 10 and
·daft"t ftt at al1.
•"ft08 WAY. PL ASE" 8ffOtJ'LD wor-..
••II orderina • re•lment about u It doea In dl1
d pUDiQI the IOUt.ary diner wbo only wanu to read
Ma MWtpaper tn peace beneath the brt&ht cban·
deUer but ii Mated wttb 'huton.lc nrmneu 1n a
dark toner nat to a table tu.II ol aqu1bbUn1 kld1.
ual•"' him lbe aame 1urly waltNN bandlln1 U..
b\LI tour &Mt J\&ll ca.me 1n tho doot.
A~ WITll AN IN•ANT to her arma ll ... .,. ..... "'°"' th cle•r amonn. an~· wl~ a llO* la bound to end I.IP next to lbe Jui•box. '°"'._. ud wheea.n an placed lmmedlaltl)' near U. lr'oet door or a drW w1Ddow. wbU uthma IUff.-.n .... alluat.ed cUnctly beneath the alr coaclttklDtr lbolt a,. tbe tnnexlble rulet or
the ha'*1 bolteta code. Old friends who havon't
aeen eadt other for yean and have 110 much to
catcb up on flnd t.Mma lvoe at a co&y table betide
the rock bend'1 lar101t ampUfior
rettaurant Ill t>mpty . condemned by lhe board of
hHlth and ~r notice of bankruptcy. a hostess
will 1top you at the inviolable velvet cord with the
In l:Dlland. of course. such realmentaUon at
el•ven111 or hlah tea la older and more entrenched
than Her Maj~11ly'1 Uouaehold Cavalry. Even lf a
a1• 1ardeft club 1tnld a con~ ot mu11en
and 1W1 llnd a table for 8Wy Mart.lo far f~-~
vl1lUD1 marshmallow aalelmtn wit.bout n11111q anyone'• feat~l'f. _ _ _ .....
8amsny had learned ht.I craft. at UM tDM ol
Toota. do tn turn bad bMa vtned ID ll'OUP table
eUqutUe ud control at LeoD • Eddii'1, tbt old
Prohlbttloo 1peakeH1 where b• advueed ln
wladom and arac. from~ to Madwaitet.
·~ n&ST THING I UAaNED at Leoo " Eddle'a," Toots once told me, "la never Mat a ptpe
smoker at a rtn11lde table. They'll crttlclze the
food. fall uleep durinl tbe floor show and leave a
bum tip." The defenae real•. Oh. miaa. can l have
another cup of coffee? Mlsa. Mias. Ob Mlu ... ?
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AJJ,,...Cetl
Jill S. Ruckelbaua~
a -second·ecbeloQ
ualltant in N~ admlal1tratloa
bu belD UIMJllWll
l o Civil lllat
Comml11lo11 bJ
President carter.
~ ......... • Even tr a ralaurant ll totally empty wtth not
a "rllened" alp tn 1l1ht. It'-" a1ain1t p~I.
standard opftatln& procedure llnd the sacred
honor ol the royal and ancient coterie ot hostile
withe~ question, "Kave you booked., .. -have
~ m e a reservation In advance., Not to have DON'T ~ RON ( RESIDENTS ·
hoate&ae!> for a looe guest
C
• . )lo a~t the \able . over wn,-~#14' looking the bay or the . ,,CL_ -tew r•rden unl~as ll IS a ___ _... _ _..._ reczlng cold day and
that guest 1s thinly clad
LovePs must never be left by themselve5 An
alert. no-non!>ense hostl'SS will always station them
in the middle of a circle of <·horthng conven
taoneers swappa.ng bawdy stone!> or nexl to the two
purple coiffured spinsters with the French poodh:
In cashmere bootees.
. ON THE OTHER HAND, BUSINESS ty~
who come anto the dining room with name tags on
their lapels and attache caset. under their arms.
looking suspiciously like they wanted to talk s hop,
must be given the table next to the banging ~itchen door or a longside the silverware tray to
lesl lbelr powers Of C0'1Centratlon
A salesman going over his books In a quiet cor
11er must never be left to his own devices if there 1~
a motorcycle gang available for the adJomang ta
ble or a 6-year-old's birthday party.
• A spit-a nd-pohsh hoi.tc.-ss can tell at a glance 1r
)I patron 1s an a hurry to gel served. !>O right off l>ht'
Plan for Shake
LOS ALTOS CAP) f\ neighborhood m Los
Altos is organizing iL,elf to be prepared for a met·
JOr earthquake, including pinpointing hot tubs for
emergency waler supplies.
"The more people we ~ct organized lo help
each other. the better of( we'll be when 'the ba g
pne' hits -and there's no doubt it's going to.
sooner or later," said Margaret Masdeo, 58, one or
the organizers.
. The plan calls for a disaster headquarters m a
)learby park using neighborhood recreational
~ehicles.
I am a concerned ten year resi-
dent who has become alarmed
at the arrogance and lack of
responsibility displayed by some
council people during the past
two years. So alarmed that I
have decided to write this open
letter.
I do not conduct any business
within Newport Beach, I only re-
-"----1--+-.. sidehere wifh my-iumily. After
attending many council meet-
ings only a s an interested
citizen I feel that .Jhe proper
term for our council 'maiority is
not Residentialists but "Obstruc-
tionists." They are seriously
damaging the fabric of our city
government, our city and its
citizens. ·
We as a country, a state and a
city are heading into difficult
times. We need free thinking,
positive and innovative people
on our city council to solve our
serious problems and return
Newport Beach government to
the open, positive, progressive
and effective body it once was.
If you care for our city and our
future please vote April 8th with
me a concerned citizen for:
John C. Cox, Jr.
Philip Maurer
Rutbelya Plummer
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ked ls Uk~ not beang baptized or to die un· SPOIL PAmNSON VOTE 1hrlven, 1tJU1l asn'tdone, old boy. NEWPORT
VOTI for I KNOW IN ADVANCE TIOS will brtnt the
heavenB down on my head an a cataclysmic s nek P£0PIES CHOICE
of hell.tons m hol,tess f!rb, but it does seem to me FOi #1 on loUot c., c'.!!.-\ WILLIAMS that men are much tter -mo~ considerate.
more invt>nllve , less Prl!!Ssaan -at the JOb of seat WILLIAMS VOTI TUESOAY APRIL ln4
ang guests in public euten es .,.,.,,_ ... a.-
Summy, the sbr"wd, suuve. unperturbable bead (-Ro._ -~°"" '--~ '-""--...... , __ aw.--. ...
....... utcr al th•: old Tools Sbor·s, could seat a golden _, __ -.....-.-• Co-.100._._
ETUS
JJ THE CORN ER OF
OR D WILSON.
Grand Opening of Columbia Savings
beautiful new_bome in Costa Mesa.
This is our permonef't new home
and we did It 1n grond·style We put
1n the largest safe deposit voulr 1n
Costa Mesa with oversized boxes big
enough to hold your jewelry, com
collection. and object d 'art (it's free
to Columbto customers with a mini·
mum balance).
•
We hove the only community meer ·
1ng room of ony finonc1ol 1nsnM1on
1n Costa /l/'teso It's luxunously decor·
oted and furnished. and 1t ·s yours for
rhe asking 1f you·re a qualified -
non-profit sooal or community
orgon12otion. Simply coll manager:
Darlene Nioguire. or one of her staff
to arrange a dare.
All this. plus of course. the highest
insured 1nrerest rote ovo1loble any·
where. o host of free services. con·
venient drive-up service. and o staff
of savings speciohsts standing by ro
hef p you WJth a new high·
yield occounr.
Meet us at our festive open
house ond help us ce\ebrote.
r\emembef. that's at our
new home. At the corner of
Harbor ond Wiison.
COWMBIA
SAVINGS ft -;
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"fl 'alplftCiiUj'
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Wlmo.t•tWo ·1•are lMtr • ...._
rnldimta of tb • • J..-VaUey oommUAl~ 1tCNkt ..,...
t "' cbenaed their cilt.J. • not all would qNe the re wu for lb belt r. lolDe
eal t• "danaeroua•• or
ttb1nl from the devil."
SN'nON OF l be-re bnn
mem~ ol a cont.rovt'rtY &hat
luro«!d nt'ltbbor •C•ln•t ~a.bor lo wbal bu be n
ribed • "• mlnJatuN cMI w ..
ut for Erhard. tht' "Parhtr
Experiment" wa:. u i.ucce11i
Erhard HYI I.he ~t corPorauon.
'-". cou.Lcl hrtttr.
A bout l'IO ,_ldeeta 1lped up.
for Uw ttalal.na. Aft•r lb• flrll ol
ltJO l:MRIW' MMlodl. ~ '130
re111abed About 100 completed
all f~ .. Mlllcma and. of tbciee. only about 50 wtH trom Parlier.
ttl any of the dropout• CQm·
plaln•d 1bo1.1t "obacene"
l•n1u•ae med ln the tratnin1
They Hid t.h 1an1u1aie wu ln· appropriat~ In a traditional. re·
lialoua communlty like ParUer
t:aHAaO AGR~ES. HE aays
tbat. while foul 1~1ua1e is com·
monly Ult.'<i Ul-1 eisl tralning, 1t
wu~ m latu1'toly stressed In
Pnrller because the lraioer
thoua ht the c1Uzens bad pro
blem11 dealln& with 1t.
Ao.lot," be ••YJ· "I h.av.n'l .....-~ tioo -well on Ila
lcan·Americau. ••ne bottom line la J lhlnk ell
1 CJan eroua. 'Tiie ltllner ll'llelt
equlpped to bandlt wbal ll hap-
peoln1 ln the .-1loo. The train·
ln1 can aet out of hand.·· M
says.
GINGER CANTANO -
whose brother. CoocUman Ao·
tbony Alvarei. also took t.he
tralning -helped \.() oraanbe
those agaln.st est. She bu been
quoted as saying est ls
"something from the devU."
"J view it as another cult idea.
1 feel that any person who's real·
ly mvolved tn est is not tbetr
own person,·· she says. "They
quote Erhard as t.heir own Rev
Moon ··
............
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.. At the tlJM, I wa a ltttk
~ aa.out .&M teN,,,_, Jl R":'--
(eel) cellMd ID U.. communily.J".., be says. "U polarised people. r
...... HtUe eom.M ... bGul ... AM I • m)'lvu. •.
•·But ln the Iona run. m~~ it :
was aood for the commw:a.hy. n
caused people to think aboU\.•,
pro1ram. Uke t.hla." be says. ,, '. THE &EV . GER &V
O'Rourke, a MUI Valley priestrf'
wbo helps orca.nlze group tram.-•.
Ines for est, •uiaest.a Parlier r& • •
s ident.a believed "tbelr faith
may be robbed."
Erhard says the training Pn:f.'
bably served some good in
Pa rlier. lf onJy (o "sUr the~ ..
pie up."
b 1rossed $20.~ mllUon 111
, UMd lta Parber l'Xperienc-e
xpanding its trttlnlna c.o runtl
as throughout the world
·w e learned a lot more from
people of Pa rlJer tban they
rned from us," i.ay1> Erhard
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LEARNED A LOT
Werner Erhard
After the dropouts reported
the IW1guage to neighbors. the
city became divided belween
those ror est and lbo6e again.st
at The clash continued WlW the
l'1ty council stated the question
of est 's success Ln Parlier "can
only be answered wilh time
use If."
Former c1ty manaae r Dan
Ayala. the olber city official
wbo recommended the program
an Parher. regrets the con -
troversy.
.. IF 111EY cPAllLIEll re.1 ·
dents) were to apply the energy
applied to the controversy to
other Uungs, I think they could
have accompUsbed l>ome ma,
jor things.·· he says
'SCARED ME '
Paul Morantz
Attorney Paul Morant.%. a not~;'
ed crtUc ol ao-ealled cults. dis~ ·
agrees. He defines the ParUer
experiment u "an attempt to
use the tools of coercive
persuasion oo an entire com·'
munity. ·
ARLIER. THE "Buckle of
Raisin Belt." 1s a struggllng
1c ultural t'ommun1ty The
es of its 3.000 citizens hJI
In M::iy, 1978. est 0Hlc1al1> or
fert-d to train the entire city of
Parher frt.'e On the r~commen
dallon of two city officials who had taken the training. the city
council accepted . but. never
formally endorsed the program.
A short while later. Mayor An·
drtw &:rules. one or the original
proponent.!) or est in Parlier. re·
~1gned He said llis resignation
had nottung to do with est Ayala recently resigned. but
says his d~asion had nothing t.o
do with est.
any Last.lJlg effect m the com
mun1ty. but ne ither doei. he
think ParlJer ever really needed
the tra.Uung
••THE WHOLE TBJNG I was
there sca red me ," says
.Moranu. ··u realty was one or
the scarier things l 've ever
seen."
In a root.note on the expert·-:·
me nt, est otricials point out that ·
Parlier citizens are sUll eligible "
ror a scbolanhlp t.hat brings the ·
training's C06t down from S350 t.6'•'
1ust S50. They estimate that 6& ·""
residents have taken advantage
or the oHer since the con·
troversy t>e&an .
than three pagei. in the
nty phone directory.
me 90 percent of Parlier'!>
idents are Mex i can ·
ericans and mos t attend
ss ea ch Sunday at Our Lady
oC: Sorrows. the town's Roman
Cftholic Church.
THE COUNCIL HOPED est.
which purports to teach part.kl·
pants to live fuller lives by tax
ing charge of their surround· ,
RE WAS REPLACED by Raul
M a rtlnez. another est grad who
thinks he might have made u
mistake by i.DIUally s upporting
the program.
"lt seems to work really well
on middle class people. mosUy
For the Record SF Computer
AUis Health eat•Net~ DeatJaNor~
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -You smoke a pack
a day. drive like a maniac without a seatbelt and
the most exercise you get IS hoisting a few after
work. You know th&t ·~ a prescnpllon ror a short
life
Nol au think est was "bad ..
tor Parlier
Police Chwf J oe Anaya and
Ruth BanuelOb, both est grads.
think the community overreact·
ed . Anaya d<>e9n•t think est had
THE REV. DANIEL Lopez,
pastor of Our Lady of SorroWli,
was drawn into the controver!>y
when spiritual issues we re
raised. He says the citizens re·
acted strongly because they
didn't know that est was "trying
to shock them mto something
Parent
Support
Becked
VOTE FOA
TOM UVENGOOD
HUNTINOTON BEACH TMA__,.
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ANNAPOL IS . Md ~:;::~~".:7:.'.01;;;,'
<AP > -Grown childreo ~·""---°' . .._.,<WP.,,.
can be sent to Jail ar they -lk--=-~--------• are able to support their-----------
destitute parents and re·
ruse to do so. the state
Court of Special Appeals
Call 642-5678.
Put • tew word1
to w°'k for ou
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in the
DAILY PILOT
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But what to do about 1t ., You know you should
quit smolung. start JOgglng and lay off the booze
II only someone would tell you to. and explain the
specific benefits.
THAT'S THE JOB OF NU RSE Mary Reardon
at Health Cl·nter No 1
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,.c~ .aonm' SMmtS MOIT\IA.IY
627 Main St
~nurnnon Beech
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f'irst. ~he'll give: you a look at what's 1n store
1f you kl'ep playing the i.aml' game~ "1th your
health
Then she'll ~ho" you how to play a hana
against Father Time "1th the deck stacked in your
favor You havt.' a comput<.'r on your side And 1f
''OU can't wm. you c.t lt-asl can play to a draw
· What she offers 1s the Health Hazard Ap-
praisal. a way of reducing the odds or your dying
"1th an the next decade from one of the 10 leading
causes of death -the old familiar list of heart at·
tack. stroke. cancer. auto wreck. etc.
"MOST PEOPLE KNOW WHAT THE leading
killers are."' she says "Maybe they fttl helpless
or don't know what to do ..
o ld' ··parl·nt ~upport ..
la" under which l'-1.0
chaldn·n '-'\."rl" con' 1ctcd
1n Balt1m orl•·CC1unt~
Circuit Court
AT THE ~aml· t1ml-.
the court rt-versed the
conv1ct.Joo~ or the two
because at round Ul their
par ticular case they
could not allord c.o pay
s upport for their 88·
year-old mother
Paid Pol itical Advertisement
VOTE TOMORROW FOR
Cox-Clucas-Ryckoff :
Some NEW with the OLD
Pd1Cl tor b'f Dan Br1qr\dm 1001 Bav'>1de Or
Corond cJ~I M dr
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San Francisco's program. earned out in five
cit) health cenl<'rl>. 11> the first an the state and one
of perha~ a doz<'n around the country "hi ch have
handl<'d about 200.000 patients the past few years
Once you·vc enrolled. for a $6 f~. you sec a
slide show with a mime demonstrating how the
"ay you IJve helps determine how long you live
The pareot-support
la w . whic h r equires
children who are able to
prov ide destitute
parents with "ne<:essary
shelter. food. ca.re and cl~h1ng·· has been on ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Deaths the books in Maryland
since 1916 But many ----------------~,..----------~, ... .,
Elsewhere
J\ T LANT A r A P 1
Civi l War historian Bell
Irvin Wllt>y. 72. "ho
described the sorrows
and joys of the common
soldier an such books as
"The Life of Johnny
Reh"' and '"The Life of
Billy Yank.'" died Fri
d ay. He \\as professor
e m entus or history ;.it
Emory University.
CAIRO. Egypt lAPl
-Gen. Mahmoud Ab·
delmooelm, 54. the com·
mander of the Egyptian
air force ana t:teputy
minister of defense. died
unexpeetedly of a heart
attack Sunday. the of
tidal Middle East news
agency reported.
H OLYOKE . Ma ss .
CAP) -Earle Spring,
78 -year ·old kidney
dialysis patient whose
family was righting a
court battle to allow him
to "die with dignity."
die"d Sunday. apparently
of natural causes.
NEW YORK <AP l
Stage and screen star
Luella Gear, 80. whose
sarcastic. wisecracking
wit enhanced numerous
Broadway plays includ·
ing the 1932 hit "The
Gay Divorcee" died
Thursday after a long
illness.
LOS ANGELES <AP >
-Character actreu
and former child star
Mary McCarty. 56. was
round dead at her home
Thur s da y . She
port.rayed a nurse in the
CBS television serles
"Trapper John, M.O."
Cope Collect
You fill out a quesllonaire with your medical
history. lifestyle and any problems that might be
hereditary. Your blood pressure is taken and a
s ample as dra~ to measur<' the cholesterol level.
THE INt'ORMATION IS PUMPED into a
computer at the Univers~ty or California, w~ch
compares it with actuarial data on the leading
causes of death for people of your age and sex
Take the example or one 40-year-old man.
The computer gives tum an "appraised" age
of 45. In other words. the Uungs he does mean be
has the same risk of dying with10 10 years as a
45· y('ar -old
But then comel> the catch -be can substan·
tially reduce the odds of dymg by SO 1f he follows
the computer's recommendations
THE COMPUTER TEl..J.S KIM to lose 40 of
the 200 pounds oo his six-foot frame~ quit smoking
a pack a day. cul back on h.is intake of up to 24
drinks a week. exercise and have an annual rectal
exam
"We can refer him lo a program lo help him
qui t smokmn. drinking. or develop an exercise
program There are also programs for weight con-
trol and stress management.·· Mrs. Reardon sa ys
The man signs an agreem ent to carry out the
recommendations Three days tater. he gets an
"encoW"agement" letter Two months later and
again in six months, he is mailed a copy of the
agreement to jog his memory. If be doesn't reply.
he gets a reminder by telephone
IF HE FOLLOWS THROUGH. be can reach
the "attainable" age of 36 determined by the com·
puter -slashing nine yea.rs from the estimate of
h is physical age and the odds of b.is dying withm
the next decade
social services ofhc1als
thought the parental
support law had ~en
taken oft the books long
atto.
"l WAS dumfounded,"
said Dr. Matthew L.
Tayback. head of the
state office on aging ·'I
thought about 15 years
ago we had removed the
r es pon s ibi lity of
c h ildren for their
pareots."
Ernestine F Jones .
acting director of socaal
services ror Baltimore.
said the ruling "could
have a tremendous Im·
pact on a lot of our pro-
grams.
"WE'LL HAVE t o
spend all kinds or time
an court Just to force
children to prove that
they cannot afford to
s upport their parents."
Ms . Jones s aid . "To
have to go through Mll
this red tape t o haul
them tnw court would be
ludicrous.''
Welfare officials said
the ability of childreo to
s upport their parents la
not considered In d~id·
ing I( t.be elders quaUfy
ror government aid pro-
grams. Because 'Of irreversible damage. disease or
heredity not all results are dramatic. As Mrs THERE WAS nothial
Reardon has found. you can't please everyone. . i.D lbe court opklioa to
One ~year-old was told he could cul his ~I 1 eat t bat a a y
"computer" age to a cbild·llke 21. Wbat did he sea lD elillbill\1 for
say? . cb aid pro1ram1 "I've already been that young and l don t v.·anl \IVC>uld be requlred. bul
to be 21 aiain ! " Tayback said be la COO·
,
Swetks Cancer Risk
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP> -II trends con·
Unue, oearly one-third of all Swedes will die of
cancer by the year 2025, an otftdal Swed.lab report
says.
The report by the Swedish Ceatral Bureau of
Statistics aald the number of cancer cues bu tn·
creased rrom U ,000 to 35,000 to 20 yean. Elchly
percent of the cases are believed to have been
caused by environmental factors. It sold.
cerned lbe court rulln&
might have such an Im·
pact.
Vlolatlon of the paren·
tat support law Is a ml•·
demeanor. carryln& a
poaaible. $:500 llne and
one-year jail term.
Fire Bugs
BAKERSFIELD <AP)
-Burning sulfur to rtd
a home of cockroaches
lgntled a fire lbat
d1ma1ed a bedroom. cl·
ty firefighters said. The
rlH ca used $2 ,100
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LOS ANGELES <AP>
-Los Angeles police or.
flcers are the highest
paid in the nation, ac·
cording to a 20-montb
study of mun1clpal pay
packages in 12 major
U.S . cit.lea.
By the year 2000, 218 percent of all men and 28
percent of the women In Sweden will die of cancer,
and by 2025 the number wtU have risen to 31 per·
cenl tor both men and women. the report said.
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~oUege Dean Selected
Or. Frank Marinl, dean ot the COU.1e ot Aria
and lAUerl al San Diego State Unlwnlty lioce
ltl'S. bu been named vice pree.ideat for academic
affalrl at Cal State F\alkrtoa, effect!" JulJ l .
MOndflY. Apffl 7. 1980 • DAILY PILOT .427 .
Plld
WES BANNISTER
POI CITY COUMCL
FOlllllM
CITY GOYllMMIHf
For H.B. City Treasurer ~::~
. . . .
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As a lud, 1 stayed away from ~
nickel toss and sboouna aaDcnes at
M Y ASSETS AMOUNTED to
*2.SOO. all In aavln11. J con\emplated, ·
reaaonlnl that 11 J ever needed to IO
lnt.o I.he aaviQJ1, SZ.500 woWdn 't be worth anythlng any~ ay lnflal100 ------------------------------_;=============-=;..._----.....,.,
1 WAS pawm1 at the aavln1r.. ,• the carruvals, pre·
ferrln R the
guaranteed return
of a thrilling ride
pr cotton candy to
the n sk of winning
trinket s and
stufted animals.
I told tum to arrange to buy ubout ,
As an adult. the
closest l 've gotten
to spreading my
mone y around
was buying a few 11uHT
fi"anclal advice
books supposedly a1mtd at the wage
earner. But they don't g1"e cut-and
dried answers. And I never had any
money anyway
SO JN DECEMBER, when another
reporter m the pressroom al Alaska'!.
Statehouse got off the telephone and
announced he'd arranged to buy
UC R egents Lose
F ight , R eveal
Finan c ia l D a ta
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -After
hite years of legal maneuvering to
a~id it, regents of the University of
allifomia have filed statements dis·
ciosing their sources of income.
;.The most extensive statement filed
os by Stanley Sheinbaum of Los
~geles, who listed 2() holdings worth
rnon• than Sl00.000 and numerous
others worth less than $100,000.
' ;OTHER REGENTS who showed
cnajor financial holdings were Edward Carter of Los Angeles, who
listed ioteres t
worth more than
St00,000 in each of fi ve companies .
John Lawrence of
Orinda. with com
moo stocks worth
more than $100.000
in each of three
companies .
.. J oseph Moore of ~ 00 S a n Fr a n c i s c o .
who listed common stock hol~nl{s
bet ween Sl0.000 and $100,000 . m 32
ma1or corporations : and Wilham
Wilson of Los Angeles. who llsted
over Sl80,000 in one rec.ti estate de·
ve\opment compc.tn y.
. Three regents, Ro.bert Reynolds,
Yerne Orr and Wilham French
Smith. !'aid their statements were in
the mail as ordered th1~ year by
Suoerior Court Judee B·•ron Arnold .
R EGENTS YORI WADA, Vilma 1 Martinez and Gregory Bateson listed
only nunor holdings. Ex-officio re-
gents Gov Edmund Brown Jr .. Lt.
Go\'. Mike Curb, Assembly Speaker I Leo McCarthy and state ~uperi~len ·
dent of Public Instruction Wilson
Riles have already filed statements
as public offtc1als
The regents argued that disclosure
o( their finance~ "a!> an unwarranted
·inva~1on of pnvacy
They had lost a lawsuit against the ·~tate Fair Politjcal Practices Com·
, mission. which insisted they 'Yere ob-
liged to disclose their bol~.gs as
'Public officials under an uutiaUve
which went into effect in 1975.
$2,000 worth
I figured I would 1ust hkllg onto lhe
silver for a few months , let &l go up a
hllle bit, then cash in and perhaps
have a httle more money for an in
vestment not so speculal&vt'
"I ALMOST FEEL unpatriotic," I
~aid a.s we left for the bank that af
temoon.
I r eferred to a fe e ling that
somehow I was abandomog lhe good
olddollarbecauseofgreed
At the bank, I handed over a chttk
for 40 ounces of s ilver at $47 75 an
ounce and was told lhe two 2Q
ounce bars would arrlVe Ln about a
month
Buy the lime l got back to the of·
lice. The Associated Press wire re
ported that silver had clo.!>ed for the
day at S46 and change
Ouch'
IT'S GONE DOWN ~teadily I got
to the point where I re fused to even
read the daily silver l>rice reporta.
But . somehow. I was able to laugh.
Until the stories broke about the
Hunts' misfortunes -and the plunge
in silver pnces to $11.60.
Those 40 ounces that coet me $1,910
now are worth a little less than $600.
Now, it's only knowing that there
are others in the same boat that
keeps me joking that I'll have the
bars hammered into a beggar's cup
or take them with me on my next trip
to the dentist.
Chile Orders
Car Insurance
SANTIAGO. Chile (AP> -Chile
nexl year wiU start requiring car·
ownen LO carry liability insurance.
The Trampe>rtaUon and Coqimunlca··
lions Minlatry said the d~ree wtll ~
effective Jan. 1.
Most Chilean drivers. especlally1 those with older cars, do not carry ln·
surance. . Reduction of taxes and import
duties on cars has congested Chile's
highways and byways with some
600 000 vehicles. More than 200.000 of
the'm are in Santiago.
T wo Mo r e E xecuted
KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia -
Two more men were hanged, bring~
log to seven the number executed
in two weeks for Ule1al possession of
firearm&. The death sentence or life
imprisooment was made mandatory
for that crime in 1975 after a number
of killings by communist guerrillas
and an increasing number of armed
robberies.
BE GOOD
to
YOURSELF •.
ELECT
WILLIAMS -~ a--ii-. --
Exceptional students need an
exceptional university!
BBA,MBA
and more!
We're tn an expanding and acceleraflng world ... and Natlonel University
ts growing wTth edutts !Ike yoursett. E-..nlng clas&es. one course at a time
convenience and a tacutty &elected from the highest educetional and
professional levels. Come. ~ the metufe adutts ijlld eem your quality
degree at National. "
• Study one COUrsQ al a time.
• One-time enrolJment fOf your entire degree program.
• Evening and day classes to tit your busy schedule.
Borom Classes begto April 7 _ .. _ .... .,_ ......... _...,. .. ______ .. __
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Paid Poht1cal Advertisement
WHO'S AGAINST MEASURE D?
-6 OF THE NINE CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES
• HUNDREDS OF PROMINENT CITIZENS AND
•BOTH LOCAL NEWSPAPERS RECOMMEND
ANO VOTE ON D
BUT COMPARE THE MEASURE YOURSELF:
MEASUUA
rtt91h 1oc.. Yohn to cwwt• .... • kK ..
i1wn. Sllort balot.
SnH a.-S 0 1 D. ElhNIHltH o 1~• mcH-.
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MEASURED
MotioMt .ct St'Gh i1._. ...W tw.._ _,
i-.oet ... loul ~ L.IJ ......
l1tt r odllut party polttlu to tthtorically
~-11--Ndlowt
So~H SW S a A. ltlMh.tu • ,._ ...
1lecttea,
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Measure A will shift city elections to coincide with school
board elections in November of odd-numbered years.
H ere's a partial list o f residents who have carefully examined both A and D
and have decided to endorse MEASURE A:
Mr and Mrs Oanre1 G Aldncri
Mrs M . Armstrong
Marione B Anderson
Burt ind Mike Asrie
Mr and Mrs Kenneth L A llen
Sero,,, Anc>ran1an
Ph1ho Arsl
Tristan & Cathye Aley
Margaretl'I Arst
Lou and 8111 Allen
Debra Allen
James & Mary Behan
Arnoldo~ Car~
Floyd Buell
Carol Blanchard
C Bec+i.et
Norman and Lona1n~ Broely
Allan~
Harner Bemus
Mr and Mrs Len Bahs
Mr & Mrs Ge<ald Bashaanse
Alan Blum
Dorothy~
Joe and Janet Bell
David Btoomt>ero M 0
l ynne Bk>omberg
Or Oavtd & Cynme Bunnell
SylVta Bogen
Caroline Bovee
John Butler .,
Mr & M,. Richard Comoold
Otek and C#Oflne Clucas
Dee Dee Cemr:>enMO
Cae>t. John Callahan
Jeff & MIWitue Cenoz
John and Mandy Cote
Verne Cox
JudyCoooer
Annette Cates •
David Curry
Mr & Mrs Edward Culver
Ernest and Sally Camp
Mra.. A J Doeaett
~L[)uey,MQ
Earl 0.lC1er (
Lars de Jounge
Mary Allyn Dexter
Gery Evens
Gerne Evans
Harlan and Emily E.as1man
Charlie Ecx:leslonl'
Menan Ecdeslonf>
Miss Sue L F.cker
Richard M Fo~' M D
James and Ahcf' F ullon
Jol'ln Fust
Elaine S Fo,,
Mrs E1e~ Fo1• vtn
G1"9Qf1ee F1el<l
Judith A France
Robert GU0<Jenn1·1r-
Jeanne Gt0rdano
Wanda Gwcro11~·
Lon1ane Ga11
Jane GU1lan+>
~r and Mr5 LO<Pn Gr.: .. •Pr
Mr ll Mr; Paul Grut>t•r
T nc1a Harngan
Mr arl(j Mr5 Oona1a Hp•n<•v
Ct\arles Hendncks<>n. M 0
Tom Hovston
Mrs Katri1een Hl>QPnN
Mrs Wm Hill Jr
Jean Har1
K athleen Ho.cie
Marilyn Herl(jnck<.r.>n
Lo•s M Halligan
Evelyn Hart
Mr & Mrs Eart H Hardage
Jean Hamng1on
GeOfge lllQleS
Scoll the ice Cream Man
Mike Jonnson
Dr & Mrs Joseph 8 Jorgensen
Mrs Arthur Jeooe
Wiibur and l/1rg1n1a Kaye
Aones Kalb
Edward K & Anne Kusby
S h1rtey Knutsen
Jotln 8 . tonglley
Jay Lk:hmln. M 0
Batt>&,. Lia.nan
Elaine Umott
Aoland & Maralyn Landngan
Harner & Al Leamecs
Joan P La Montag~
B11!1P Lenw-<
Ca~ & Trunar ld'" -
Bartiara L"vf>ll
Hai & Nord Lt>nrT>a..,
Jil"'" •.~OSl'T'd""
!.< 'l('Pr" M1 ..
l' c Mot " r I ' r A ~P.>'1\ 'l<LauQ" n
r , l "~ l,lplln• nit
"" ~Mrs Wm ".~Cld c.--
~ t>o•n L ,,1, .n19r..""• r,
Di:.• .. Q De '·' n1ni
Br') I '.Aefor ~ II
~-.Jn '·'1llf'•
".'a t Mar~
Margaret I" Montgorrie•y
81'•n•Cf' ~l'lllOy
8111 ancs Sv1• ~~ ,,
\' arc1J Nofd 1'"'<l
J,m NPWtt."~
K rtltt' Nonriuo
Cynth•a & 0l"f£'" N1b10
Caryl and Jean 0 Skea
Dr & Mrs l vere" Olen1c11
~r & tolrs. Fra"C1s Odell
Emily P Qooen
V1191n1a ~ Georoe OchsnN
Roy ll Mary Ostemout
F r• rn Pu'!< le
Joan•Petty
Kathleen Power!>
Manan Plf1<<,
Ale..c Pef1(ins
Al Pearson
Trudi ~
Joe and .>JOy Rosener
B renda Ross
Marthena Randall
Margaret RyQ<otf
John W Reeder Jr
F S. Rowland
Joan Rowtand
Beatnc:e Russell
Paul Ryduolf
C R (Tag) Rothaermel
Or & Mn Rlctlard B S1moM>n
Doris and Ed Schreiber
Pat & Joe Sims
1.-largol & Mpmll Sk1ll1f"g
Dons Sunderland
John Shea
Mar9dret J SonCldir
Joari Schwartl
\'aqori.: Adams Sned
81H Jnd Booo.e S1c101er
fl,ja ncy ~.nnt•r
Par Strar>q
Pr t.,,. d"'l W1n,,1P Sn')r~
Jt_l-n F ')~11in ... '·'0
C Jr nP Sl.:Jyt>acl<
B•ll and Karen Sm1•I
-.1•IT' 1"<1 .)JC:Jy S°""""
Oc.n & 0. ~ctny StrJu'>'
Rvbf•rt & Nanc.y Sa•lle•
Pat11c1a SOdrkuhl
r J11•d <;ii .. ftnpr "' r·
'.' 1•Qo St,nrt
"-a"C.Y C:.rit-ftr.,r
J-:hn Stuan
B J $1o.111onq
8 111 & Jc',1n Torre-;
Wm L l hOmPSO<'I
t lit ncp J Turrwr
Angela Ficker wt-1te
Or & Mts James Y Watt
Mr & Mrs N ewt Waynf.>.
Claire Wetdemetr
Ruth E Wenner
Helen We.ss
Nan Wilson
Wen<ty 'Mlhams
Mr & Mrs. Aov WOOleey
Bob & Mane White
Ron Wisdom
Mrs. A M. Woolley
Ruth S Wright
Ed and Ida W\lltams
Jean and 8'11 Wegener
RayW1lhams
Wafter M Z~lar
I VOTE m on MEASURE A l x ·1
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PA ID FOR B'V.COMMITTEE FOR NO ON D -YES ON A. DOROTHY STRAUSS. 101 I/IA VENEZIA, N.8 . 1.0 . #800504
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masonic handahetcet''
Irvine Wrltt-r
Satire Wim
Semi-finals
By RICHARD GREEN
I CM CM Oatly ...... SC.If I An Irvine writer's story about an old m an bat
~ Uing seafood on his plate has earned a semi r finalist pos1tton in the third Internationa l Imitation
~Hemingway Competition.
• Harry's Rar & American Grill, Century City,
1 sponsored the competition ln whlch 2,400 people
1 tried to win a trip to Florence, Italy, by writing a
, humorous, one-page a rticle in the style of author
1 Ernest Hemingway.
1 GEORGE TAMAS, WHO OPERATES a com-
puter business out of his Woodbridge home, en-
tered the competition with an arttcle entitled "The
'Old Man and the Seafood." l An obvious satire on Hemingway's classic
book. "The Old Man and the Sea." the article I began. 'The old man was finished. Margot knew it.
Tbe waiter knew it. And now. he too.
··'Fish.· t he old ma n said. ·come on. fi sh.· But
·. the fi sh did not come.
Instead he lay there
wallowing now in the
plate, and the old man
pulled back al las t. He
could not believe its
s ize."
IN HEMINGWAY'S
"The Old Man ;.ind
tht' Sea" the a uthor
C'hron1cled the story of
a man an :1 boat who
s truggled for days v. 1th
a fil>h on hll> hne
· · t tried Lo picture
hov. a senile Ernest
He mmgway might have
t T.AMAS written about a trip to d
1
seafood restaurant." said the 37-year-oki Tamas
about his story .
Tamas said 11 took him a bout one week to
write the stof)
Th<' story th,1t won the competition was wn t-
ten h\-Richard W1ll.l>h1re of Portland. Ore.
\ WILTSHIRE'S STORY BEGAN , "In the sum·
mer of that year v.t:' laved an a fine old house near
f Pon~ Vecellio. and the pigeons would settle on the
't window ledges. and we would feed them and think
1· about thl-' previous summer in Neuilly, where l there had also been pigeons and a fine house and
( ledges and much good feeding."
\ The entries were judged by authors Ray Brad·
' bury and Barnaby Conrad; Jack Hemingway, son t of Ernest He mingway, Los Angeles Times colum·
, ois t Jack Smith; literar y expert Digby Diehl: and
advertising executive P aul Keye.
Tamas said he ~ot into the computer business
I because he could not earn a lJvi ng as a fiction
WTtter.
HE SAID, HOWEVER, THAT his computer
1 firm, Tamas & Associates, has been so successful
tbat he 1s cons1denng going into the publishing
l business.
.
"When t open the publ.Jshmg house. the first
two books of mine that I publish will be 'The
Newport Ar<•h1pela~o· C1nd 'Adventures of Wonder
Worm ·"
~J ury Rules Teen
;
: Caused Own Com.a
MIAMI CAP> The Gillette Co. was not at
fault when a youth lapsed into a coma five years
a go after inbalmg fumes from a can of Right
Guard deodorant, a federal jury has decided.
Maria Hernandez contended that her son
Rene, now 22, s uffered irreparable brain damage
l when he held a can of Right Guard about 15 inches
from bis face and held the nozzle down for a few
seconds. Doctors say he will never recover.
I She sued for $2.3 million, claiming that a
warning against abuse printed oo the spray can
was too mild and too small to be noticed.
However, GilleUe argued that the lhen-17·
year-old Rene soaked a towel with several cans of
Right Guard and inhaled the fumes deeply in an f effort to get hieb. The towel was found by police.
NEW BUSINESSMEN
Contact the DAILY PILOT for ~
Information regarding th•
county requirement• for ualng a
Flctttloue Bualne .. Name.
IC..Q21 EXT. m
11 oa. Pl'f la lftlNtaollN
.....,. . . Noc oer1 tic) I uw-ea onrwetctrt .,,...m, I baw a hlatal '9tal1 &Mt
bothers me at nlaht.
l daa't.c:cmaldtr lbal l o\'V91L nnb...aal
brt1k(11t Take tlmt Oftb for a sandwich and a
aodP fOf' lww-h It I al n!1bt Lbat I have my lar1e
mHI. And I do admit that rm alway• nlbbllnc
whtn I •atth TV to all boun ot the nllbt. l bave a
hunth about whit you'll tell me to do. I'll pardon
you even l/ )'C>U call me STUPID!
r ' I
DEAR MR. K: If I ealted ~ STUPID, whkh
I won't, I'd be ln.1ultJa1 many t.bMaanda of other
J)C!Opk;, too. Bt"C&UH molt of "" Are tboted by ~
handA ol thf' clock, we do not lake Che UDM to sit
down to u lt1l~urely, aenslbJe breatfaat. TblJ
throw• Ow ruat of the day's eaUn1 reitme oGt ot
kiltH
You have two good reasons for reforming your
d ally dietary Ill Obesity (2) Hiatal bemla. Eat·
1na a huge mH I at night pacts in more calories
lhun you rcullw Add the nibbhng at night and you
ha vt-relillOrl t-nough to be overweight.
YOV llA Y IE 8Vaf'alSED TO leam lb.at one
o1 tM etteeUve waya we have to make the blatal
5 itlllln comforatM after he/ahe 1et1
lato it to reetrtct the me ot lbe evenlnc meal. Ov II U1..aly a precursor to paln and otbe:r
• !Ilia J&. due to. a dWencied IWfHCh
which encroaches tbrouah the diaphraern.
My •uaestlon la that you dlatrtbute your food
intake. Set )"OUt alarm one-half or one hour earlier
eo lhM you can take tlme to have an unhurried
brealrfut of trutt Juice, ham or bacon and eggs (If you do not have a rr-~~~~~--. f::~:·!:~0'eJ::.~·~n:.l~ DOCTOR IN
wiU rort111 you tor the re-THE HOUSE matnder of the day. • .J
ALSO TAKE n111; AWAY FROM your desk
for a rel.axing lunch. At dinner lime you will not be
starved and leu likely to overeat. Too much TV
nibbling at night is, of cotu"l!se. another NO·NO
If you follow these reasonable sugge5tions. Mr.
K. you wiU aoon find that you are wesghwg less:
and are thankful for a b.Jatal hernia that baa
learned to behave
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DEAR MRS. ff: It doeln1 make sense in evea
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The reuon I'd aunest our usual metbodl of
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acupuncture is usually unaucceeaful ln produciftl
complete mwicle relaxatJoo. A surieon can't wo"'
well under such condlllons. ••• Emphywma rarely atta<:lal suddenly. There la
usually a history of several colds and a cough that
has been hanging on for years, aays Dr. St.elncroba
in b1s booklet, "Emphysema: How to Live WIU,
It." For a copy write to Box U60. Costa Mesa
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Some straight talk to our friends and
neighbors in Newport Beach
from the Daily Pilot
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We couldn't have said it better ourselves.
VOTE AGAINST PROVEN ·
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FAILURE
NO on PAUL RYC1'0FF
NO on RAY WILLIAMS
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87 DAV CtlNNINORA• ............... • pttd'1na. No matttr how many expert baseball mandi.
you COMulC, the answer &Jw~ comea out the 11me
''1'\e team lba• tell the bMt p1tchlnt... 11y~ Boaton
Mana,... Don Zham r . "wUJ win th~ pennant ..
"Tbe kf'J 1a tbal llttle hlll out thert'." uya Bt_IUmore
Manager Earl Weaver "The tum with thf' be1l 1uy1 out
there wiU Win • ·
MANAGERS HAVE BEEN SAYING 8T\JFF like that for
years, but ln l979 the Anaels proved them wrona
Ancel pitcher• had a combined 4.34 ERA. nmth an the
league and the worst ever by a Callfornta club but
somehow, lbey managed lo win the Western D1v1s1on t1Ue
The Angels gave up more hits < l.463) and more homers
<692 ) than ever before, and the staff recorded 1ls lov.est
strikeout total l820> m history, despite having the league·!>
strikeout leader, Nolan Ryan. v.ho fanned 223
And now Ryan is gone, having found his pot of gold in the
Astrodome He leave~ behind a p1tchrng staff which 1s said to
be the weak hnk m an otherwise strong Angel chain
41N EVERY OTHER DEPARTMENT, the Angels arE'
stronger than they were last season -offense. defense. depth
and overall health
8111 p1l(•hing remain!> the one giant question or Jim
Fregos1 ·s second full season as the Angels' manager
··Sure. we have some problems," f'regos1 admits ··M~
main concern is the health of our staff ··
Frank Tanana and Chns Knapp are coming off severe in
Juries, but both are counted among f'regosi 's five starting
pitchers. Tanana didn't start throwin~ curveballs until laH•
spring, and Knapp has been un1mpre!>stv(•
lf ~'!PP is unable to fill a spot in the rotation. f'rcgos1
could insert veteran right-hander Jim Barr, but 1r Tanana
can 'l bounce back. the Angels may turn to the trade market
No Gimmicks
Masters Lives
By Its Name
By WILL GRIMSLF.Y
A~ Spe<o•I Ce<l'ft_...,I
The golf t o ur mo\ el> to
l, Augusta a nd the magn1fin•nt
• Masters this week and, thank
goodness, there will be no elec-~ trical apparatus attached to the
shirts of the bird1e.chas1ng elite
\ The Masters always has lx'en
content to just run a golf tourn" It ment. the best tn the world It
\ doesn't need gimmicks .to sell its r product. It shuns fanfare and i folderol. Times change. the
l Masters, never.
r., The setting is incomparable
·• an exacting course fashioned
i among the statuesque pines.
t flowering dogwood and azalen of
a onetime Georgia nursery. The
cast: All the fairway VIPs. thC're
by invitation only.
TRIS MICROPHONE bus1m•ss
1s a bit bush. as w1tn(•ss last
weekend m the Heritage Clas'>1r
at Hilt.on Head, SC It·._ a T\'
idea designed to add a httl<·
razzmatazz to a sport suffering
m the ratings
Golf commissioner Deane
Beman went for 1t. Nov. h<'
would be wise to nix 1t. Golf 1sn t
a hip-hip-hooray sport It's a
dignified man against course ex
e rcise in which concentration is
of the essence
Who cares. anyway. what a
~roup of pro golfers may say on
the tee?
Nobody much. but in this case
John Schroeder cared a whole lot.
John is a serious young pro
touris t \\hose father. Ted.
played tennis on the U.S. Davis
Cup team and won Wimbledon
·Young Schroeder was fit to be
tied -rightfully so -when he
found out that a trio of 'his con·
temporaries. Tom Kite, Lanny
Wadkins and Bruce Lietzke.
equipped with microphones. had
bad-mouthed him about slow
play on national television while
they were wailing on a tee in
Saturday's round.
KNOWING THEY were wired
for sound but not realmng they
were on cam era. a ll three Joined
1n the c riticis m Wadkins
quipped that Schroeder would
realize he was s low "when a
pigeon landed on b1m." Kite
said Schroeder should be "fined
a nd fined a nd s uspended."
L1Nzke agreed
THE WHOLE COUNTRY was
listening
Schroeder was hv1d Admit·
ting he was slow but always
COMMENTARY
within time bounds, the Cahfor
man went on the air to give a re·
buttal "'It shows no class:· he
1>a1d "the poore!>l kind of JUdg
ment
Kite. Wadkin~ and Lietzke.• dll
wc·rc· personally (•mbarra::.scd
ThC' incident 1s bound tn lt·a' c·
... rare.,
TOM LASORDA. manai:(t·r of
tht· Los Angeles Dodger'>. r(•calll>
that hC' was the first man wired
for sound m the ma1orc.,
'"It was 1973 l ~as third bast
roach of the Dodgers then:· he
said "Joe Garag1ola of :'\BC de
rided it would be fun to hook me•
up for a Saturday ~a me
·'That was when I got a reputa·
lion a!> a prophet With Ron Cc:;.
at bat. I s aid. ·tr they thro\\ him
a lov. fa!>l ball. 1t 's J?One · Here
<'Omes a low fasl one aod. sure
enough. boom' a horn<:' run ..
LASOROA SAID in another
national TV game against Ctn·
cmnati he decided to have some
fun with Pete Rose
"Rose was playing third and I
said, 'Hey, Pete. did you knov.
they had a beauty contest poll or
the Reds a nd you finis h ed
second?' ·No kidding.' said Pete.
pleased as punch. ·who was
first ?' 'The other 24 guys." I
said. He almost booted a ball.··
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OAM.Y'9LOT
DAVE FROST FRANK TANANA
As the only left-hander in the rotation. Tanana
1:. a cornerstone of the staff but hts arm hasn't bt>en 100
percent since early 1977, and Tanaaa himself -.onder l>
~hether he ran return to the form that !>a w ham win 19 game'>
with a 2.44 ERA in 1976.
"I look to win 15 games." th<' 26-year-old southpaw sa)l>
• 1 'm at the point where either I !>ta rt pitching again. or I
::.tart thinking about doing something else for a hvmg ··
Knapp showed promise in 1978 with a 14 8 ret•ord but he
~as 5·5 la!>t year while trying to fight off back problem'
Replacing Ryan in the rotation will ~ Bruce K1son. a
I ree agent obtained from the Pirates and a proven performC'r
in pennant races.
AUbou1h Kison baa never won more than 14
games in a single aeaaon, tbe Angela felt be was worth tl.4
million became of a 23-6 record over the past nine Sept.em·
bers. He's a "Mr. Clutch" of the mound. turning in hb best
work when it counts moat.
IUSON WON'T BE THE ACE OF THE STAFF, tbou&b.
That burden falls on 27-year-old Dave Frost. who bas already
been tabbed to start openine day.
Frost lied Ryan for most club victories < 16) last season
and led the staff m innings pitched <239'AI >. Hn ERA was an
unspectacular 3.57, but that was best on the club.
Rounding out the rotation will be Doo Aaae, who bas been
sharp Uus spnng. Aase struggled to a 9·10 mark and a 4.81
ERA last year and was banished to the bulipen down the
stretch. but he bu altered his delivery and earned a second
chance.
Fregosi"s short relievers will be Mark Clear and Dave
LaRoche. while Barr. John Montague •nd Freddie Martinez
v. 111 also work out of the bullpen.
CLEAR WAS ll·Z AT THE ALL-STAR BREAK last year
but came down with a sore arm and finished at 11·5 with a
3 63 ERA LaRoche was runner-up for Fireman of the Year In
1978. but had his worst season ever in 1979. slipping to 7·11
with a 5.57 ERA.
Barr can pitch long rehef or take an occasional starling
assignment. while Montague was 2-0 with six saves after be·
mg purchased from Seattle for the pennant stretch. Martmez
ts a prospe<:t drafted from the Mets' orgaruzation.
The Angels' pitching staff isn't likely to stnlte fear into
the hearts of American League tutters, but Fregosi thmks it's
good enough. cons1denng the rest of his lineup.
"We have tbt> best team in our d1v1S1on and we s hould
v. in agam:· Fegos1 says "We gamed a lot of experience by
going through a pennant race and a champ1onsh1p senes. ll "s
part of maturing. part of g rowing up. I feel the team is ready
lo go all the -.ay now · ·
TomnrTow -The Angel&' mfield. maybe lhe be!t in the West. rs
previeu.~
APWor•tlf•llo•
CLAUDE OSTEEN (LEFT), KEN BOYER OF ST. LOUIS WATCH FROM EMPTY STANDS WHILE STRIKING PLAYERS WORK OUT.
Ho-hwn ~tage
For Baseball
'" ha..,ehall player' ronl1nut
I o v. o r k o u l o n t h c· t r o v. n
throughout the nation. m<tna):!t'
mf'nt. anct 1n parti(·UI Jr
managcrc;. continuC' lh€'1r task of
gC'tt ing pr<'par<'d for op€'nani.:
da'
Former Angel Manager DaH' c; arc1a. nov. the chief or tht>
Cll•\ el:1nd Indians. :innounrf'd
that h(' .... 111 lhrov. lhrN· n r.:ht
h~inders in tht Indian" !>Cason
opening three ~ame '>Ni<'!-with
the defending \\.'c'>tern D1v1s1on
champion /\ngeb
1 Garcia rat1onahzed ht· ..... mled
to throw all nght-handers to off
set the Angels· ··great right
handed rutters ...
G arc1a says John Denny. ar
quired from St Louts 1n the oH
season. will get the opening da)
nod and he will be followed b:r
Dan Sptllner and Len Barker.
.
Clemente Memory Lives
Pittsburgli, San Jua1i Share Common Bond
!-,,\1' JCAN. Puerto Hico 1,\1'1
The mC'morv of Robt'rtn
Clt•mentt' hang'> -O\ n ba'>Pball
llkt· a dcl1cale l>C'l'nt on tht• fresh
,., ening breeze thal coob h1 ..
native land each <•venang
H t' r <' in San J u an. ~ ht· rt'
(' lt•mente f1r l>t pla~ ed pro
fl•..,s1ona l baseball. 1t 1s '>lron~.
as 1t i:. in ncarb\ Carolina v.here
ht• ~rcw up and 1n Pittsburgh.
v. hl'r<' Clcmentt• starred for IR
br1ll1ant 't<'a'>on::. v.1th lht•
Pirates
E I c; e v. ht' re 1 n bar r 1 o s
around M1am1 . Chicago. NC'v.
York and L os Angeles
Clemente"!-memory 1s less-well
def med But 1t 1s there
Defore his tragic death in a
plane crash one mile offshore
from San Juan on Dec JI. 1972.
-.h1le attempting to fl y relier
supplies to earthquake victims
tn M anaRua. Nica ra gua.
Clemente once said . "I'd hke to
be r emembered as the type of
ballplayer I was ··
THAT WISH and a lot more
-has been reaUud today
The two most visible signs of
Clemente's living l'J)emory are a
s prawling complex or athJet1c
fields on the outskirts of San
Juan known as C1 udad
DeportJva
City of Sport and a two.game
exhibition baseball series played
here each spring -featuring
ma1or league baseball teams -
which raises money to support
the City of Sport projecL
ROBERTO CLEMENT£
"After Roberto's death. J oe
Brown, who was our general
manager at that lime. decided to
help make Roberto's dream
come true." O'Toole said
··Brown. along with several
people in Pittsburgh and several
people in Puerto Rico -lnclud·
mg Roberto's widow, Vera -de·
cided to organize a drive and
build a complex "
THE PUERTO RICAN 1ov·
ernment donated a 230-acre
tract oC land near the San Juan
airport. Four baseball diamonds
have been built around an ob-
servatJon toweT. The complex
aalso hu two soft.ball fields, a
soccer field and a red day
track.
\lready . "O ml" 1 .2110
\oungstcr.... bo).., an<i ~iris
u'e tht.> comph•x e.1ch week ar-
rordin~ to J<>.,l' S<'d:\. a formt•r
~ e~ York Y ankt't'' 'cout no"
t•xecut1n• dtrt.'ctor of Cit\ of
Sport ·
· Tht' people s till talk about
Roberto,'' Seda c.,a1d '"Tht•r('-'Jrt•
,vcr) re" mC'n "ho v.ould do
'fthat he did the day he died. lie
had a great lovt• for people ...
The complex, which offers•
professional instruction for the(
young athletes. needs about~
Sl00.000 a year to operate. Veral
Clemente. Ro berto's widov. •·
said t
ALEX GRAM MAS. the Tiger<;~
coach who also s pent severai
seasons with Clemente at P1tbi burgh. remembered that h
took special cnre to see tha
young Caribbean players i
camp learned the ropes
"The way he associated with·
the kids, In order to help them
make it in the major leagues,.
was something to see." Gram
mas recalled. "Sometimes
all need someone to lean on a n
Roberto Clemente had th
broadest shoulders l 've eve
seen.
"l think that his memory wi
Ii ve forever."
Pedro l.orrilla. former own
of the Santurce baseball club
San Juan, signed Clemente
his first professional contra
and later helped the bud4in
star reach the major leagues. "He was the best ballplayer i
tbe last 30 yean," said Zorrlll
73. who works tirelessly set
up the two-game major le
series and also scouts pa.rt·
for the Chicago Cubs.
"But be was a good human
Ing. He dedicated part ofltiis I
year, before he died, to1 bel
other people.
DOUG FLY~N (lEF'i) Ai~O CilAlG SVJAN OF THE.~EW YORK METS RELAX DURING WORKOUT.
"Roberto always admired
Pl r ale City (the Pltbbur1h
Spring training site in Bradenton,
Fla.> and he uld he wan~ to
give the kids of Puerto Rico a
planround aometblng like it."
said Joe O'Toole. a Pirates' vtce
president who was In San Juu
las\ week for this year's two-
1ame seriea between lbe Darojt
Tigers and St. Louls Cardinals.
Over the next few yea~. plans
call for a dormitory to house up
to 300 youngsters. tennis and
basketball courts and an Olym-
pic swimming pool.
"That's how he finally met hie
death."
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1 WA.SIUNOTON -Atlout .too la ··rlH . ,._.>' .,.. NW .. ,... et dlil &op f'Nrt:llft rt &Mt
IHr'• New Vort atJ mar.._ r11tt, ~IO
lheW~Port. TM newtpeper. lo ••ton' In Mooda1·1 edJUau, quoted •m ~n. l.M wiftner ol t.he race aJld one ot UHt nat.ton·a
'->P c'taUbH l"U&Mfl. U ·MJinl M Nhlled a paJIMftt °''l WH report.ct lo be Sl0,000.
Tbtre ha\19 ._ Men NPGrta °''t 1tar
track and neki albfetea Nttiv• W\Ct.r·the·
t1bl• paYJl*'ll tn violaUon ot ru.1 .. ,...
sardlal 1mateur 1t.andtn1. But UM Poet
atorr ....S tbe New York race wu lboutbt
to be tb• nnt lnatance ln • major
American race of a •lructured prlae
money aystem where runners were paid
for bow they flnbhcd and not whethe r they
comDeted at all.
the Poat quoted unnamed sources as
saylna Rodiera rttelved Sl0.000 guaran-
teed expense money from corporate
sponaors ol the race. Rod1ers wu quoted an the story as uy
ing, "It's true that I didn't receave any so-called prize money.
I bad an arTanaement before the race to aet a certain amount
m expenses."
Rodgers was quoted as saying "there was a lot of taJk on
the grapevine" among contestants about the prize money
system.
Several unnamed runners contacted by the newspaper
said they believed that the scale was supposed to start at
$10.000 for first and drop to $1,000 for 10th place. Some top
women finishers were also reportedly to be paid.
But othe r unnamed sources s aid scale dldn 't work like
that. "It was left murky, intentionally so." said one runner
who finished In the money. He said he received only half what
he had expected.
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Boston Celtics Coach BUI f'ltcb on PeW Maravicb,
who J01ned the Celtics after bemg released by the Utah
Jazz: "He's in horrible shape. I think if I went to Utah
and got the head of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. I'd
have someone in better shape than Pete ...
•rN•• Cl.•n lt'lt• • ••••
Pde McNab fired a trio of goals Sunday to Iii
pace Boston to a season·closing 4·2 victory over ,
Minnesota. The goals were McNab's 38th. 39th and
4-0th of the National Hockey League season ...
Danny Gare's two goals paced Buffalo to a 7-3 thumping of
: : Toronto. giving the Sabres second place in the overall stand-
ings . . . Dave CbrtatJan scored a goal and an assist to lead
Winnipeg to a 3·2 victory over Colorado and r elegate the
Rockies to the basement in the final game
of the season for both tea ms . . . Veteran
Ed Kea trickled in a 50-foot open.net goal
with 40 seconds remaining enabling .St.
Louis to score a 5·4 triumph over Chicago
and ach.ieve its best record since 1974 . . .
Ron Duguay and Ron Grescbner each
scored two goals as the New York Rangers
defeated Philadelphia. 8-3. The loss con·
eluded the season for the Flyers with 116
points, tops in the NHL ... Blaine
StouP&oa's two goals propelled Hartford
MC1Ma to a S.3 licking of Detroit . . . Real
CloaUer scored with 3:36 remaining. giving Quebec a well·
earned 4-4 tie with Montreal.
A•rles Euewe IUet, .l•U, Dn1i•
SYDNEY. Australia -Thousands of motorcy-II
cle fans ended their annual trip to the East.er meet
at Bathurst Sunday night after a weekend of
tragedy on the track and violent clashes with
'J)Olice highlighted by a riot Saturday night.
Ten policemen and a young female camper were injured
in the riot.
Besides the violence involving fans. two competitors
were killed in high speed crashes on the circuit
Ian Dick of Sydney was killed when his motorcycle
cr ashed at 140 mph durin~ Friday's practice for the weekend
races.
Robert Moorhouse of Brisbane died S unday after a 112·
mph crash on the second lap of the Australian Grand Prix on
ly a short time after h aving won an earlier event o n the
track.
More than 120 people were detained by police dunng the
weekend. 70 of them during the riot in the camping area a1
Mount Panor ama Saturday night.
The Mot was the worst single incident of violence at the
Easter bike races s ince 1977 when 123 people were arrested
after a wild brawl.
.,,,,_ Bnaf11 8.-eeze• •• S•••• A 11lia
ARCADIA -Apparently John Henry ~
wasn't at his best in the rich San Juan Capistrano
Handicap. but that didn't s top the five-year-old son
of Ole Bob Bowers from completing his domina· ·
tion of the turf division on both coasts.
"This was not John Henry's best race even if be did beat
SC>me very good horses.'' said jockey Darrel McHargue after
his mount went wire-to-wire in winning the $200,000 San Juan
Capistrano by 1114 lengths at Santa Anita Sunday. "He never
completely relaxed. He pulled me Into the lead down the hill
and our positioning in the race was crucial.
"They were running right along early and every time a
horse moved to us. John Henry would maintain his advan·
tage. The fact they left us alone so long on lhe backstretch
was an important factor.
"This horse is awfully tough right no~."
A..U... l'oetllall c .. e;. liedp•
TUCSON -University of Ariiona football EE
Coach Tony Mason. under pressure of newspaper •II•
disclosures alleging misuse of football recruiting
money, resigned today. ~ason submitted hls res-
ignation in a letter, makmg apparent reference to reports In
t..te Arizona Daily Star and Tucson t:atJZen last week that
Mason and some of bls asslstant coaches had filed expense
vouchers for airline tickets that were never used.
Prep Pltfttea te Geetyl•
Hendlel Walker, the most sought-alter hlgb II
school football player in the nation, will play for
ihe University of Georgia Bulldogs this fall.
\Va Ike r bad received scholarship offers from
virtually every major college in the country including USC
and Oblo State . . . With East Carolina leading 22·0 in the third lnnlna, Southern Vermont conceded a college baseball
came SUnday. Southern Vermont Coach David Ordway threw
tn the towel while Eaat Carolina was at bat in the third lnnin& 1 with no out.a, two men on bue and two runs already in . . .
: World Boxlna AlaoctaUon welterweiaht cbamplon Plplao
· . CM.a• ot Mexico liired South Atrtca•a Harold Volbreelat into t · a web ot overconfidence lnd then knocked out h1I toutb I • tballeQler with a vicloua left hook in the fifth round .
!;. ~lladle
r; TY: Hone Ractq -Today at Santa Anita, 7:30 p.m ..
: Qanoel62.
:· MDIO: No eventa 1cheduled.
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oa~o. N.C.4 AP-l--
Crea, a.d&er. • tlJC·•hot winner ol th• o,.at« 0'""9boro Open
coif tournament, turned ht. •t·
tenUon to Auawta. Oa .• and WI
wetll:'•M...,.,
A11d It.Idler liked bit pros.
l)e(l.I,
"My eaetldence couldn't be
hljher," 1aJd the chunky man
who tarriel lU poundl on a 6-lO fra me.
"I know I'm playin1 well. I
know I can •core well. I Just
v. a nt to 1et out there on the aott
t'OUl'H and play more golf rilhl
now. I )ust want to keep it 1oing.
I v. ant to work on this s tring as
Iona u 1 can."
He goes to Augusta with
credentials he wouldn't have
dreamed of possessing four
months ago
AT 111AT TIME. J USl before
th,·· 1980 season began. Stadler
"us a non-winner in four years
uf PGA tour a ct1 v1ty.
He won the first tournament or
tht: year. the Bob Hope Desert
GOLF l!I
C'lussic With this latest victory.
M'C'url'd on a 4-undt>r ·par 68 that
ll'ft him without maJor challenge
onr the last 18 holes. he ranks
"1th Tom Watson as the only
mt•n to score mult iple triumphs
this season
The US.000 he collected off bis
275 '4 1nmng total. 13 shots under
pur on the 6.984 yard Forest
Oa ks Coun try C lub course.
\ aulted tum mto second place on
the season's money-wmnm.z l.Jst
-.1th S117.611.
Only Watson. the outstand ing
player in the game for the past
three seasons. is ahead of him
Watson, who did not compete m
<feensboro. has $140.27S.
STADLER'S vic tory o n a
bright Easter Sunday came with
som ething approaching e ase.
He started the final round with
a two-stroke lead, built the ad·
\'antage to four with birdies on
his first two holes and still had a
t hree stroke advantage after
he'd finished No. 7. which he
considers the toui?hest hole on
t he course.
After that . it was easy.
·'It turned into a lot of fun."
Stadler said.·· A walk in the park.
I r eally e njoyed myself for
once ..
There really wasn 't a strong
c hallenge and he settled a ny
linge r in g doubts with con -
secutive hardies on the 14th and
15th holes, on putts of 8 and 10
feet.
THE OSLY THING re m ammg
"as to settle second place.
v. ha ch eventually wound up in a
four way tie a t 281 between
Jerry Pate. George Burns. Bill
Kratzert and Australian Jack
:'\ e v. ton
Palt'. <• playoff Jo..,er thl' v.('t•k
before and now a runnerup on
!->UC'C<'Ss 1v1· w1:c•kt•nds. shot a fi7
that v.a~ tht• 1><-... 1 round of lht·
da\· Burn!-, v. ho h~t~ been run
nerup 1n th•~ tournament thret·
of (he last four yt•ars. had a 69
Wins by Two
·~~ PORTLAND'S BILLY RAV BATES GETS CALLEO FOR AN OFRNSIVE FOUL ON THIS SHOT.
Lakers Get an Opponent
Phoenix Rises Lo Occasion, Whips KC '-
From AP Dlspatdw.,
PHOENIX -The Phoerux ~un ... an· head1ni:
for a Tuesday night meelang v.1th tht· Lahr" in
Inglewood. thanks to strong pl '"· fr<>m thl'tr
starters and a big hft from their tw·nt h
The Suns beat the Kansas C1l\ Kin~.., 114 ·~
Sunday to capture their best.of thr(·t· '\<it1onal
Basketball Associations playoff '>t'rlt-' 2 1 Thi·
second-round series with the Lahr" "'1 11 ht· j ~...i
of-seven affair
The Suns had gone into the E;Jq (•r C'(1ntest hob
bled. Leadmg rebounder and lhinl lf·ading !>C'flr H
Truck Robinson was s1dehned v.1th a kn('(• inJur;
a nd starting guard Don Bus e "'a'> nur:.1ng a
bruised Uugh.
But center Alvan Adams toot-. over the n
boundmg chores fror the Suns. picking up a game
high 20 rebounds and 19 points In add1t1on rC'
serve forwar d·cenll•r Jeff Cook p1trht•d in v. Jth 1 i
points.
into .i t5-1x>1nt halftim~ lead . went abead by 23 m
the thtn1 quij rtt'r let the Alazer~ get w1th1n nine m
th1 fourth q u.int·r <1nd lhl'n v.nn ~mng av.ay
c,u.., W11l1Jm'> St•Jttl1•' lt·ad1n~ regular sea:c;on
'ccirn. lt-d the v.1nn..r-. y, 1th 21 point~. 15 m tht·
open1n~ half. v.htl" Jr1hn .Johnson ddded 18.
ffotUfott EH•t11at.,• Sp•rs
!IOI '-Tll'\ llou!>trin Hockets Coach Del
Ha rris to(Jk on1· look .it Mos~ Ma lone's face and
re ahu.'<i Ult.' ~<in .\nt11n1r1 ~pur.. were m for a rough
t·\enm~ in tht:'tr mm1 '>t'rll''> pla;off game
"\to 1\ a money pla\er." lfarns s aid. ''I've
... een that look of dt>lt>rm1natton 1n ht'> fal'e a few
t1mt-s ~fore and ht> had 1t tonight. ..
~1.tlont-nullified a 37 point performance by
:\'.RA sronng champ George Gervin with 37 points
of his own and 20 rf'bound\ to lead the Rockets to a
141 120 n ctor. tfJ "'rap up the best of thrtt sen es
Houston nov. mo, es to a best-of-seven East~m
Confl'ren~ st>m1fmal s enes against the Boston 8-.rb Nezt fer S~au~ Cl'lt1cs. and tht· Spur.-. alread) are -.arnmg the
SEA TILE -According to Lenny Wi lkens. 1t C't'lt1c' to bev. a n 1r \t alone still has that look on
v. as precisely the kmd of v1cton h10., defend in~ h:'\ farr
NBA champions needed
Beaten in overtime at Portland Fnday night. 7~• Oa.,_11p Oft A •i.•t•
the Seattle SuperSonacs made 11 look eas~ They Pl!IL \OEf Pill\ Juhu"' F:rving reminds
rolled over the Trail Blazers 10:1 AA to ad,ance to \OU<•( d tr.i~·t• .1rt1'l 1n J r1r ru' lie:' alv.ays sav('c;
the Western Conference sem1finah a1.:a1n~1 tht· tht· l'X r1t1n~ act for tht· t nd
Mal\\-aukM! Rurks t-:n,ni.:. tht· mn .. 1 •·\r111ng pla}er in the game,
"Wt;• '4 C'nt o ut and pla)·ed good dt-fl·n'>t' · ':11d rl1d ti .1.:._11n '41th .rn 11 1><11nt fmJI J>('nod nurry and
Wiikens "We made good i.w1tchc·:-, '<Jnd 1t "a~ d 1f :>t'H·r.al ~~ct .H ul.u pa~~e~ that rall!ed the 7~rs
fi<.ult for thc'm to )(<'I opt·n Tht.., 1s the kind of past the Atlant;i lfav.ko., 107 104. 1n the first ofthetr
m omc'ntum we want ~omg into the neict senec; ·· best of Se\'E'n Ea,tt>m Conference semifinals
Thl' Sonic·.., ;rnd th1 • Burk .... r hamp1ons of the Stat1i.t1 call) En ing s hot 11 .for 27 from the
:'\l1dv.t'st IJ1\1 s 11m . r olltrlt· h1·rt· Tut· .. d a~ and f1l'ld . J ptorft>rt -.tx for six at the fou l hne. grabbed
\h •dm·:,da) night!> in the· opening i.:amC''> of tht'1r ::.c' en rt>bound .... handed out ~even assists and
best of-~t.·ven t(ame series made two steal<. Onlv once did he tum over the
Rrfor(' a turnout of :?3.54'i thl· Sonics Jumped ball in ha!I 28·po1nt pt"rformanc~ ~~__;;___;_~~~~~~......:.~---''--~~~~~~~~~~~
Young Finally
Gets Recognition
RANCHO MIRAGE IAPl -
Donna Caponi Young. in hel" 16th
year on the Ladies Professional
Golf Association tour. has never
gained the reeognition of a Nan-
cy Lopez.Melton or JoAnne
Carner. or even Jan Stephenson
But Sunday. she reached a
new pinnacle in her already sue
cessful career by winning the
richest and most prestigious
women's tournament. the Win·
ners Circle.
"It's probably m y gre atest
day m golf." a beaming Young
said after colle<'tlng $37 .SOO for
the victory, biggest payday of
her career
YOUNG. with putting the
s trongest part of he r very steady
game. shot a one·under·par 71
for the final round over the
6.242-yard Mission Hills Country
Club course to hold off Amy
Alcott by two s trokes
Alcott, who had begun the day
a s troke back of Young. had a
closing even-par 72 as she strug-
gled to a 38 on the back nine
after laking the lead momentan·
ly on No. 10.
Young's 71·hole total of 13·
under·par 27S was a Winners
Circle record, one stroke better
than the standard set by Sandra
,oat lut year.
JANE BLALOCK, with a final·
round ea, flni1hed third al 279.
wblle Pat Meyen was fourth al
281. Sally Little. fifth at 283.
Carner next at 284. and Lopez·
Melton and Beth Solomen two
1trokes f\.ll'ther back at 288.
•
The JS year o ld Y o un ~.
who had won the LPGi\'c; Las
Vegas tournament two '4eCks
ago and now ha~ 16 <"art>er VI<'
tones. <"rcd1ted ht'r putt mg '41t h
making the diffe rence 1n tht·
WinnC'rs C'1 rC'le . a nd rred1t(•d
Dave StO<'kton of the mt'n's lour
"1th her put tang 'ucces~
"tie's helped me out with m)
pultmg for a long time, .. s aid
Young "We t a lkt'd on tht'
telephone for about 20 minutes
la ~t niJ?ht. pumpan ~ <'arh other
up for thl' fmul round of our
respective tournaments "
Hrates ( 19-3)
Host Cerritos
Just how good 1s Mik e
Mayne's Orange Coast College
baseball team'
We ll . some answers should be
provided to those questions after
the Pirates host Cerritos Tues-
da y afternoon (2 30 ) In the
second o f three m eellngs
between the two schools.
The Pirates carry some Im·
presslve numbers 1oln1 Into the
contest: a 19-3 record overall;
17·1ame wlnninf 1treak; 6·0
South Cout Conference reeord;
.329 team battln1 avera1e.
Of course Cerritos. the elght·
time detendln1 conference
champion. lan't doing too shabby
either with a 15-6 mark. eight·
game winning streak and ~·1
confermce record
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St. Lows• Brian Sutter gets caught between Chlcago's
Oreg Fox (left l and goalie Mlke Veisor during National
Hockey League action Sunday Veisor was blocking a
shot on the play
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SUNDAY'S RESULTS
76era 107, Hewka 104
ATLANTA D,.,.. 10. Ao.inOtoelCI 11.
Aollln• 12. Hiii 16, JOl>n\On ,. H•-· •
C.n» I. G<Wftl 0, M< fltOY 0 ,..llom 0
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PN1Ul0£LPWIA Erwlf\q Jt, C. ..lonh I.
Daw• In\ 7. c.i...,.._ 71. Hollin• I, BIDl>r ll. B
Jon .. 11. Ml• 1 Tot ... l• )8 ... IOI
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Pnll-lphi<t 7t 21 10 JI-101
Tll•n·Pf)tnt oOe" -Blllby Foui.o out
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((.o•chl C.unnlnoh•m. All•nl• ICou/11 Br-n, All.,,,• I..-<lf!te<nel. A -10 ,.,
~ns 114, Klnga 99
KANSAS CITY K '"O H. W.Om •n 1•.
l•<ey I. 81•0--0 IJ l"Otd 70. AOl>+nlh'W 11.
ElmM• 7 Ger..-o J, Grurt!•kl •. Mc1<11w1..,.0
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Rockets 141, Spurs 120
SAN ANTONIO Kenon •• Olbo!rdll"IQ 10
S,.h.ltndtr 1], V-rvin 11. ~•hn 11, Grttf1n 8
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.BOSTON CAP) -It wu a
marrisae born of mutual need.
A Jilted Pete Maravlch wu look·
}DI for a oew home. The Botton
teltlca were lookln1 for a
aparkplug .
While neither round Instant
satisfaction after tying the knot
a couple of months ago. the rela-
tion.ship now has evolved to lbe
point where one might be lost
without the other.
During a game late In March
Maravtch bounded off the bench
to score 17 or bis 19 points in the
final quarter and gave Boston a
96·95 National Bas ketball As·
s oc iataon victory ovt'r
Washington with a three-point
field goal 1n the final minute.
ANOTHER NIGRT, bis eye
was JUSl about as sharp. He
pumped an 12 of h1s 16 points m
the fourth period Four came
during an e1ght-po1nt Celtics'
streak that gave them a 102-97
lead and carried them toward a
129·121 victory over New York
"It's the lift that we needed at
the tame." Boston Coach Bill
F itch said. Maravich was m a
position to utter the same words-
w h en Utah placed him on
w a 1 vers and. after no one
claimed tum. Boston picked him
up as a free agent on Jan. 22
"The way things t ranspired
out 10 Utah. 1t was one of the
most bum1hating eJtl)4!riences
and one l'\'C learned a lot fro m
Therl.'·s no sense even talkang
about it." he said 'Tm having
run playing ba~ketball That's
what·s important ··
AT tJTAH, MARA VICH °"as
healthy but played \'l'r) httk
dldn 't play ror about 2\.\ moot.hi .
You have to play a particular
ap0rt to get Cn shape for that
1port." he said. "The mental
atresa that wu on me conU1but·
ed a great deal to my physical condition.··
He was brousht alon1 slowly
In Boston aod didn't make bl• nnt st.art until March 18 agalmt
lndiana. He scored 31 points .
Known throughout his career
as the sharpshooting. ball·
handling star on talent-poor
teams. Maravich said be wasn't
fearful of t0mlng to a club that
thrives on team play.
••1 DIDN'T FEEL it wu a
problem oot being able to fit in.
The Celtics' style of basketbaU 1s
fut break, good bard-nosed de·
tensive pressure and hitting the
open man. and that's bow l play."
he said
"I don 't care if I'm ever again
in lht' spotlight I don "l play for
that," he added. "I wis h at was
like this fOf' the last 10 years ..
Fitch has noticed an improve-
ment an Maravach's d efense,
perhaps the weakest facet of his
game
··He's found himself on de·
fense." the roach said "If he
1!>n "t playing Eood defenst' he
won't be out there and you can·l
play defense 1f you 're not 10 ron
d1t1on. He was 10 no shape when
ht' came here
"A COUPLE OF days I
thought he was going tr, die on
me. Jle couldn't even put on bu.
socks "
filch said h e cons1dt'rs
!\f ara\,ch has "'designated hit·
tl'r.' tht: guard 14ho can comt•
off the bench and ignite a slug.
gish offense with some ql\lck
baskeL'i from the outside.
"lf they give him the attention :
I think he demands it's going to ;
open up some shot!> for other '
people." he added. •
The 31 -year old Marav1ch,:
who ween. c~1t .. c ~re.en pads to~
protect his knees. said he's still '
not an top cond1llon but has pro·,
gressed a great deal smce he :
rame to Boston
"It means everything to Dle.
I've• been 1n this game for one
reason, to rontribute and.
hopefully walk away w1tb a '
t'ha mp1on 'ihl p That wall '
culminate my basketball lifc."
h~ !>31d
For Betty Ceok PAUL RYCKOFF x New Orleans
Is Next Stop
Two-time world champion offshore power boat
racing champion Betty Cook oC Newport Beach is
expected to be at the wheel or her 38·foot Cougar
Cat. Kaama. when the New Orleans Halter 200
gets undt-r way April 19 .
It will be the firs t time Cook has dnven the Ca~maran hull slnce sbe won lbe l979 world
champtonslup at Venit'e, Italy, last October She
also drove the <'al <tunnel hull I 14 hen she woo lbe
U .S t.Jtle at Detroit I ast June 14 llh a record selling
83.9 miles per hour
ln the Warmington Grand Pru here 10
March Cook drove a new deep V hull which brob
down early in the race
IN 111£ HALTER %t1 on Lake Pontchartrain .
the tunnel hulls are exl)4!cted to be out an force to
do battle through s mooth water. o r lbe six to efcbt
b~g twin hull racer s t'Xpected on Laite
BOATING
Pontchartrain at least four . lnt'lud1ng Cook's
Kaama. will be the Englis h bui lt Cougar t'ats.
The expected showdown between several of
the tWJn ·hullecl boats did not matt'nahze at lhf.'
Warmmgton Grand1 Prix when only two showed
up. M1 cht>lob LJght. driven by Joel Halpern of Ne14
Jersey was an position to takt· top honors until a dis·
tributo shaft let go 20 males from the hnish. g1vang
the 14 an to the Deep· v ~11chclob Light dn ven b~
Joey lppohto or Florida
INCUMBENT
Celebrity Waiters
will Raise Funds
for Orange County
Child Abuse Program
Tuesday Ni~ April 8
Waiting tables and donating all their tips
(to be matched by the Cask 'n Cleaver).
will be l...aITy Brooks of the Rams,
Judge William Murray, Commissioner
Myron Broum. Supervisor Phillip Anthony,
Halpern will be in the New Orleans race in the
catamaran. a 35-foot Cougar cat. °" h1ch 1s ron-
sidered by some followers of the sport to be the
High School Volleyball fastest offshore power boat an the world under the TUEiOAY'S SCHl!OVLE
Assistant Oistrlct Attorney Art Koelle,
lnvestigator Dale Walters with the Anaheim
Police Department. Sargent Mike McEveny
of the Newport Beach Police Department \-LA..... right rondit1ons It 1s 10 miles per hour Castt'r than
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and Dr. Charles Day, Director of the
North Orange County Child Guidance
Center, lnc. The funds will aid the Child
Guidance Center in establishing their
Mother-lnt.mr"Program
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Ippolito. who opened lhe 1980 sea.son with a
victory in the Warmington Grand Prix 1n the
deep· V will again be at the wh~l of the same boat.
but in later races he Is expected to take over the
twin·huJJed M1cbelob Light from Halpern
Fmns H e re for Regatta
Flnn sailors from throughout the U.S. are
gathering here today for the national cham-
pionship regatta which gets under way at Newport
Harbor Yacht Club Tuesday.
The title regatta runs throu~h Saturday over
courses set up off the Newport Piu.
The Finn a. a 24-foot sailing dinghy that a. the
Olympic singlehanded class.
Already on band for some practJce sailing att
John Bertrand of San Fra.ncheo. a 1978 medalist In
the class, and Crajg Healy. San Francisco. Both
sailed in Balboa Yacht Club'a Easter regatta
which was won by Healy.
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Here are •om• queatJon• tlJat you and
otlJer c:oncemed cJtJsena aJJould aak ol
City Councilman
and Mayor
w.bo Ls seekJng another 4-year term
on t.be Costa Mesa. Clly Council
I ~ • I
r::::r WHY has Mr. McFarland consistently ~
• opposed the interests of the people of Costa I I Mesa in their attempts to stop overdevelopment •
~ of our city, and why has he accepted ~ I ·campaign money for this election from I
~the builders and developers who would benefit ~
~ most from overdevelC?pment? ~
IThe people voted to slow dc:iwn these de~elopers,I
~ but McFarland has not listened to the people. ~ I er WHY has Mr. McFarland failed to I
~ support the city's official position, backed by a ~
~ majority of the people, regarding completion " I of the Costa Mesa freeway? Why does he I
~ appear to support a route which would dump ~
~ most of Newport Boulevard's traffic onto Orange~ I and Santa Ana Avenues for several years. and :
~ totally disrupt the down.town business ~
WEW 'YOU (~-PJ =-'l1'e pilme rate bulMen
the talk ol tbt ftnanclaJ wor&d dw1n1 lta un· prec.dmt.t rt.It to JO P9uent, and the mo.~uked quetUon II. 11WbeD wlU It at.op? ..
No one II certain but a srowtnc number of
economlata th.ink It wih eUmb 1Ull higher -much
to the cbllrin of bulln .. 1 borrowers.
BAND l18E THE PUME AB their ban in·
tereal rate on loans to moet credit-worthy cor·
porate customers. The prime II apedally impor·
&.ant because lnterfft ratd on almost all Joana to
bUJlneues are 1caled upward from It. Many loana
already outatancUn1 have provlaioos to adjust their
Interest ntH In tandem with the prime at
apeclfied intervals such as everv six months.
When the prime reached 20 percent last Wed-
nesday. economi1ts predicted the record rate
would send cbllls throueh lhe business community
and have corporate treasurers searching harder to
find ways to c ut loan needs
( ) That was the aim of \E:JI .' -4 \-4LY.'\I.' the F ederal R eserve Board when 1t imposed
stricte r credit controls
Ma rch 14 in hopes of
slowing inflation. The theory is to force businesses
and individuals to reduce their demand for goods
and services by reducing the amount of credit -
and m~ey -available.
BANKERS A'ITRJBUTE THE PIUME'S un-
precedented rise to their increaslllg costs of ac·
quiring funds and lbeir efforts to discourage bor·
row mg
Somt' banks believe a slowdown in lending
may be dllhcult to achieve because many corpora-
tions have standby cred.Jt agrei?menls assuring
they will be abte to borrow money 1r needed It 1s
hoped tugh mteret1l rat~ will dissuade some of
those customers from borrowing
Dunng lhe prime·s surge of more than three
percentage points 1n the last ·rive WHks -its
sharpest climb in history -loan demand re·
m a10ed s urprisingly strong Economists were
w aiting for signs of a slowdown. and 1l appears
their wwt may soon be over
"The best wuy to cbara<'tenze the demand
ht' re 1s ·rt at.· " said Georgt-Jurkow1ch. a
spokesman for C'hase Manhattwi BanJt. the na
lion ·s Uurd largest "It <'C·rtainl) l'i not a s strong
as 1l ~as earlier an the year ..
AT OTHER MAJOR BANKS, HOWEVEll.
busant>Sl> k>an acll\lt)' remains heu"')
At C'h1cago" Conttnental llhno1s !'l:allonal
Bank & Tru.'it Co , a :.pok~man called demand
"very vigorous ..
Econom1!.t!. ~ay many businesses ar c e x·
pt'ricncing salt's or proht d<'<'lm~s. -whic h sap their
internal funds and for<'t' them to sttk bank financ·
an g to rover uwentory cost~ and tax obhg1tt1on!>
Jn add1t1on. soml' bu.'itness~ are fearful or
se\'en· t1i;htf:'mn~ in othl'r source'i of financing.
such as rommerC"1al pap<'r Tht>~l' corporalt' IOL'-,,
in 'ery larg(' amounti. of al le<L!>l Sl00,000. art' <'X
changed lI1 the "mon<'Y marilet. ""here 1ntere5t
rates art• as high as 161 • perc<·nt (<>r a rive da>
debt and th<' companies <'Ompek ~1th banx!> for
short-term credJt 1 ~ community? ~
,a AA NORMALLY. WRES BUSINESSES FACE Ln·
~ ~ creased tnten·st costs on their loans they are able a r::::r WHY is Mr McFarland opposed to .... to pass tb<>m to consumers That ts not ne«ssa.nly 'Z' ~ true 1n limes of a slowing ecooomy
aA Co fl f I 1 1 h a At F w. Woolworth Co. wtM!r~ Ultemt t'X· ~ n ict 0 nterest aws to contro t . e actions ~ penses rose JO percent tn Its last fll>C81 year. the ~ ~ n ation's fourth largest retailer hu'i had to absorb ~ of local politicians? AA part of the h1~her cost through smaller profit!> ..
~ ~ company ofhc1al ~a id
;A ~ "CompetlllVt.' conditions mdkP lhal the onl) ~ r:::::r WHY does Mr. McFarland appear to ~ graa~~·~,~I th1oi: to du, said -.pokl's~an Ro)
Btrr. "FO& SOME SMALL BVSINUSSS the
prime rate ts out of reach," aald DHld Jooea, an
economist for Aubrey 0 . Lanatoa • Co., a New
York secw1Uea firm.
.. That leavea them with baaically three
choices: either pass along the hlaher eo1ta, cut
back on spendln1 or go bankrupt -lt'a t.bat
aerioua now," Jones aaid.
Seehlg Stripes
A s triped "zebr a board" evaluallon is
amonJ,? test~ ~1' en to ensure quality in win·
do\\S for the auto industry at PPG In·
du s tril·'>· g la ~!) research n ear Pitts·
burgh, Pa lll're, Technical Assistant Melvin
Tobin chccb o ptical quality .
Some Areas Lack
Ce~us Workers
WASlll:"GTON !AP1 llmng temporar)
""o rkt•r<; C'<>nlinut"> lo Ix· a problem for the Census
Bun·du. off1c1als n·pi>rt
In M>mt• art>J'> lov. un<·mployment ra te'> and
otbt>r facto r" hJ\ e reduced the number of pe<>pk
a\ a tlablt' for liw·~t' JObs
Thf' S>051t1on-, pay S4 to S4 50 an hour and tests
cao ht> taken Jt l<X'al <'ensus field offices
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~ business people? ~
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~ hood representation at City Hall? ~ • I I er WHY is he so outspoken against •
., allowing Costa Mesans to decide whether they I I want to subscribe to cable television? •
! ~WHY d ! ~ .__, has he reverse a '-' I campaign promise, made four years ago, that I
~ he would work to involve ALL Costa Mesans ~ I in processes of city government? :Now-
1 WE BELIEVE THAT MB . McFARLAND'S lput yoUr ad ! FAILURE TO ADEQUATELY ADDRESS THESE !where UQUf marl ,~t i•s.
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-..~17,1980 N
Fkxitime Favored
Shortly after 9 a.m .• April 1, when the subway.
bua·Loog Island Rall Ro1d strike hid be1un \o
paralyie New York City, my imaginative one·and·
only achninlltraUve a11llt.ant. Glorta HUI, reached
her desk.
Immediately, Gloria recited a horrendous tale of
her traumaUc ride ln from Westchester via Conrail
C not on strike). the crowda aJI strua1lin1 to reach
Manhattan at the same time. A'nd at once. the two or
us &peculated out loud; If ever we had experienced an event in favor of
making working houn1 more nex.lble. that rus h hour
chaos had underlined it.
HAO WORK HOURS been staggered in Manhat·
tan, the scramble would have been substantially re ·
duced. Car pooling would have been much easier to
•chieve.
Employers would not have been hit so hard by
production losses and e mployees would not have been
so severely punished merely for trying to be faithful
workers.
It ·s not ha rd lo understand why the whole con·
cept of nex.itime is growing rapidly, spreading in cor·
pora~·o from coast to cast. covering mounting hun·
dreds thousands of workers.
t DOES REDUCE the stranglehold that ttM!
cl~lc has on workers . It does help parents get the
kids off to school . smooths out rush hours on
highways. ma kes better train service available. gives
workers much more control over their own hves .
It was a Soviet l'ngineer. Vlad I yen M. Li vshits,
who paoneered a nexitime project in Russia. who put
1t most succinctly
"It humanizes work "
THE FUNDAMENTAL STRUCTU~E is simple.
There are \anat1ons. of course. but the total workday
1s kno~ as bandwidth and t·an run from 7 .30 a.m to
6 30 p m
Ins ide this bandwidth are c·o re times, when you
have to be on the JOb say. 9 30 lo 11 .30 and 2 to 3:30
and thl' rest 1., nex1t1me. with th(' only requirement
that you put 1n your quota 1,f work hour.,
Hert> are question~ mo'>t frequenll~ asked. "ith
ans"er:-. prcpart>d for tht., column by Hecon Corp .
leading company in the l " S 1mplement1ng flexitime
pro~ram., "1th 1t~ trademark • F'lext1mt' .. equipment
(or k(>('pmg J(t•urate n·cord~ of t1m<: wwked b)
employet.>!.
Recession and Iran
Pull Market Down
NEW YORK IAPI -Stock pnces dropped sharply to-
day as PTesident Carter moved toward the expulsion of
Iranian diplomal.S and a recession appeared to become
more bkely
The Dow J ones average of 30 industrials fell 15 79
points to 768 34 as dechmng stocks led advances b) a
margin of more than 3 1 m :'\e" York Stock Exchange
trad ing
The latest recession Indication came from a survey or
corporate purchasmg managers who indicated they were
more pess1m1st1c about the economy's future and that new
orders were down s harp!).
On Friday the government reported producer prices
rose 1 -1 percent m ~t arch and unemployment rose to 6 2
pe rcent Analysts found some reasons to hope inflation will
slow in tbe moolbs ahead anrl :.aid lhe unemployment ns<'
could ~1~nal the econom> 1~ -,lo"in~.
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Ctlnt Eastwood plays a mysterious
stranger who cleunh up a two ln "High
Plainb Drtfter" tonig ht dt !I on ABC,
Channel 7.
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KCET· TV (P8$> Los Angeles e KOCE·TV (PSS) Huntington Beach
Henry Fonda
'Graduate'
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LOS ANG~ <AP> -Llve
drama nblrDI to the airwayes,
if onJy temporarily. tonfgbt
when NBC present.a "Tbe Oldest
Livtng Graduate" from a stage
in Dallas at 9 on Channel 4.
Tbe play, from the Texas
trilogy by tbe late Preston
Jones, stars Henry Fonda as ail-
ing Col. J .C. Kinkaid, the oldest
living graduate of the Mirabeau
B. Lamar Military Academy in
Galveston, Tex.
NBC's last Jive dramatic
telecast, "Rebecca" was pre-
sented 18 years ago, almost lo
the day, on April 8, 1962.
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father'• land to bulld a s ummer
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PERFORMING LIVE
Henry Fonda
The broadcast, first in an NBC
series ol contemporary plays de-
veloped at regional theaters.
also stars Cloris Leachman,
George Grizzard, Penelope
Millard and Harry Dean Stan-
ton. It comes from the Meadows
School of the Arts at Southern
M etbodi.st University.
Grand Canyon 'Looked Into'
"The Grand Canyon: Who Needs
It?" the ftna1 program in tb1a year's
"Synthesis•' aeries on sci~nce iD the
public mterest. examines the current
tate and future prospects of the
bannel 50 aod at 11 on KCET. Channel
Taarllta. river nmnen. ftabermen,
utility worken -seattbini ·to fill
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needs for both recreation and energy
-have interfered with the delicate
eco-syatem of the canyon, unW it.a
very existence may be in dUlier.
The impact of the Glen Canyoo
Dam and other events have
awakened the Part Service to the
dan1en of continued lnterference
with nature's course ln the canyoo.
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Uve producUon of Prest.on Jones• play
from Southern Metbodlat Unlveraity
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'Flo' Could Revive Civil War
By PETER J . BOYD
LOS ANGELES (AP> -When that anoaymoua
gentleman ol the South prom.iaed long ago that
"Tbe Soutll shall rlse again," I don't think he bad
the CBS prime ume lineup in nund.
The South -at least. CBS' twangy, cornpooe,
gum·smackin· version of it -bu indeed nsen,
and CB.5 is rid.lnl high oo the crest of the new red·
neck hljinks, ju.st as it did in the days or "The
Beverly HillbllUes." ··Petticoat Junction" and
"Green Acres."
C~ HAS SO SUCCESSFULL V battled ABC
with "Dallas" and "The Dukes of Hanard," a
Texas soap opera and a ~rgia slapstick adven-
ture, that another raid on the Confederacy was
called for. This time they ---------... came up with something
called ··f1o." and. amaz· T\' RE\'f E~·
mgly. it's a tut.
The South ~hould ---------
sue.
Regional purists might argue that "Flo" isn't
really an offense against the South because it
takes place in Texas. Okay. Texas should sue
.. Flo .. 1s a spinoff from CBS' successful
.. Allee" serles, centering on the blp-wlggllng,
man·bungry char acter from Cowtown. Texas,
Florence J ean Castleberry On "Abee." Flo the
waitress <played by Polly Holhday 1 was most not-
ed for lusllDg after truck dnvers and uttering in an
exaggerated. plnch-no~ed drawl, "Kiss my grits!"
Burt Inks .Paet
HOLLYWOOD \AP> -Actor Burt Reynolds and
comedian David Steinberg have formed a produc·
tlon company and signed a two-year aareement with
ABC. Reynolda wm star in his first television special
within \be next year .
The agreement calls for the development or late--
night speclala an which both Reynolds and Steinberg
will appear, and the development of sertet pilots aod
a television movie.
A SINGULA&L V UNnJNHY li.oe after UM first f~ hundred go.rounds, bua it unlallla&ly
worts for the studio a~ a.ad their p~
recorded laui,b-tr•ck colle.ques.
But it wu Florence .le.a.n's ticket out of
"Alice." Now sbe·s back iD Texas, runn.toa ber
own bar. where she w1ggles ber hips. sm•cb ber •
gum and drops s1lly innuendos to her heart's coo·
tent
lier ne"' !neods do much ol tbe same, aod
when tbey'n-all to.cetber lt sounds Jae a rooven·
t1on of SlJ m Pickens Sound AJ1ke Contest lose~
"LOOKY, LF.S, AH'M A bamter," s ays the
owner of the Prame Do~ c pronounced, or course, •
Pra.> -ree Da wg) Saloon 1n tht· r1r.t eptsodf' 'Ah
don't wanna run tht.S pldC<' -I JUSl wa.n.oa u.nJoad
rt on ..ome fool "
\\ h1rh. in th1::. sho~. makea it a seller s
market. F1 o ends up with t.bt> s&.loon, much to Lhe
chu~rin of her cowboy barkeep, Earl <GeoHrey
Lev.ts)·
"You get a woman boss tn here and rm gone
ard <>e~."
M1Spronounced Spanish. you see. is Earl's
dubious forte Wben Flo tnes for coocwat1on lD the
onl> 14 ay she,knows how. snuggling up to htm, he
back:. off, 14amtnl'(. "Don't try none of that flirt.in'
i.turr 14-llh mt' -u~tcd compn>ndf't'., ..
AND SO IT G<> ES. IN the second epl.50de. Earl
gets into a fig.ht with some b1~ moose, and arter his
futJle effort.s Flo asks him, "Hey, Earl, didja hurt
anythang important?"
"Nothtng I can't do without a day or two."
"That's a relief," re plies F1o, with a world·
wise wmk
The character created by Miss Holiday does
have certain simple charms -she's honest and
cbock·full of sun.shine, wttlch explains in part the
No. l rankiDI .. Flo" earned in its debut.
Ob well. I guess you have to take your honesty
and s unsblne where you can get It these days. even
U It does come with a heavy load of crude humor
and ear·plercmg exacgerated accents. Com-
prudee?
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dot's not serve him l'spec1ally well m terms or
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~eapon grad" plutonium
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back &flat of the young hero's taxi Figuring into
the subsequent mayhem are a Communist circut
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w h iz kid who wants to contr ol the world
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:.inother play m has long gallery of succesi.es It -;
"I Ought To Be In P1clurei.." a t Broadway·!>
Eugene O'Neill theater
Lake his "Chapter T~ 1nsp1red by his own
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Head on -Auburn replicar
Looking back -Carol Askay gets a view
\o ... Dally f'IMI ........ •• LM ... .,.,.
t Broadside -note side luggage compartment
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. the Auburn drew at least as many· waves and smiles
~ as Robert Redford could expect as grand marshal of
· · the Rose Parade. .. ' .
BJ lllCBAEL PASXEVICH I oe .. o.tty ...... ,....
1 • Rotlln1 ego.
t t' • 'The last car in the world
I ou'd want to drive while carry-
g on an illicit relationship,"
mused a writer for a national
CJlf p"'blication. f 1 fndeed. There's something
l ~lceable about whoever is
f hind the wheel of an Auburn
l 6 Speedtter, a full-slie replica tf a car made famous in 1936 by &t likea ol actor Gary Coo~r. .
1
f ven tn Newport Beaeh. where
'rcedel a11f.1 BMW1 are alm0&t
common 6 mo-pedl, beads
wrned, mouths dropped and JJe• dripped with envy durtna a
~ent ro.d test of the Aubum.
At the stop llpta. penona not erect mute by the mour
brilbt white auto ~t'a 17 loft& and e feet wlde. asked
obvM>us : "What 11 lt?"
•
Aloof expl anation led
to a secood inevitable query:
"Where'd you get It ?" We ll. fe llow p eon s. the
fiberglass Auburn replicar is
manufactured by California
Custom Coach in Pasadena and
is being handled exclusively in
Oran1e County by Theodore
Robins Ford, Costa Mesa.
For a m ere $42,000. you can
drive one ot the two.passenger
conv,rtible models out of the
s howroom. An additional $8,000
or so will fetch a four-passenaer
model.
One of eacb·have been on dis·
play for three weeks, and a
spokesman for Theodore Robins
Ford said the r e have been
loolten, but, as or yet, no takers.
However, \he so far unpromot·
ed Auburn ls expected to sell
well when word leaks out to the
wealthy.
Joe Molina, who is handling
publicity for California Custom
Coach, contends the price tag
for the Auburn Cwbich has shot
up $4,500 in the past six months)
is a relative bargain compared
to other status symbols.
A ROLLS-Royce Comiche con·
vertlble wW run about $158,000:
a Stutz IV Porte, $80,000 : a
Porsche Turbo Carrera. $65i000 ;
al\d a Mercedes 6.9, $52,000.
And. most lmportant1 Molina
claim• thll "aentlemao s sports
car" with Ford engine wtll stag·
ger more passersby than any of
the competition.
This theory bad to be tested. of
course.
A small crowd of employfftl
that gathered tn the vtstlor lot of
Dally Pilot headquarters ln
(See EGO, Page Ct>
By MAllGUE&ITE LUMLEY oe .. Mty...,,.. tulf
Almo s t everyone h as
aomethlna he needs to say -
sometlrinC be needa to eet off his
cbett -orseek rorcivenesa for.
Thia la 1 the studied opinion ol
Dr. Leo Steady. executive
dir ector of Hospice Orange
County , a four -year·Old
non·profil organization t hat
attempts to add dignity to dymg.
During the middle ages, a
hospice was a way station where
travelers could stay and rest.
TODAY HOSPICES a r e
special facilities and bome care
programs to meet the needs of
terminally ill persons and their
families. Steady explains.
Hospice Orange County is a
home care program. prvviding
volun~rs to assist terminally
ill persons and their families in
localing and making use of
various resources such as
se rvices o ffered by the
American Cancer Society and
Meals on Wheels
T he OrJanization also works
closely with the Visiting Nurses
Association m Irvine. Steady
says.
Serv1ces a nd resources offered
by Hospice are intended to add
meaning and comfort to IJfe
not time. says Steady
"A HOSPICE ~hould not be
seen as a threat," he explains.
"but as a su pport to the
attending phys1c1an We do not
want to replace the phys1c1an
"Our goal." Steady says. "1s
to help the patient live his or her
life as fully as possible to the
end··
To meet this goal. Hospice
attempts to tend to special
ph ysi.cal . psychological.
spiritual and economic needs of
the dying and their families
For exa mple , the special
physical needs of the dy1n~
in c lude pain and sy mptom
control.
"We keep the palleols as alert
and rational as possible, .. he
says. "We do not want them
d o p ed up or they ca n 't
participate m their lives and take c h arfe of their
responslbili ties. ·
beliefs and practices so they can
help meet the psychological and
spiritual needs of patients.
''WE TaY TO assist paUenta
lo ma intainin g old and
developing new relalloruships,"
Steady says. "We stress that a
relationship doesn't depend on
what a patient can do for
someone else, but the very fact
that he exists and is a valuable
person. We stress a very pure
form of love."
Hospi ce also tries to help the
terminaJly ill with their spe<:ial
economic needs.
"Dying Is very expensive,"
Steady said. ··our services are
free. and we are able to let
patie nts know of otb•r
cost·savl.ng resources in tbe
communJty.''
After a patie nt has died,
Hospice voluntHn continue to
provide emotional support to tbe
family. The organization also
will provide eco n o m ic
a ssist a nce by r esearching
funeral costs.
..ONE VERY IMPORTANT
function of hospice facilities is
that they offer the terminally Ul
a cheaper place to die than an
acute care hospital." Steady
contends.
Hospice is housed in an office,
but is looking for a larger
<See DYING. Page CZ>
Hospice volunt~rs are tnuned to develop their listening skills
and to be aler t to religious Hospice adm1mstrator Dr. Leo Steady
Old-d111e Auction
'It was hard tO-{}et a quarter. That was the fun of it. 'says
former auctioneer Tom Smith .
BRUCETON MILLS. W Va
I AP) -Tom Smith's voice still
contains a trace of that bark of
long·ago when he roared over
t h e babble of the auction.
coaxing and chiding buyers into
paying a few cents more for an
old horse. harness or a cracked
chamber pot.
"It was your old-time auction
where people could get together
and gab. Only problem was they
g-a bbe d so much I wasn't
making any money," Smith
recalled. laughing
When Smith returned to th.is
farming community after the
World War II. he began working
the local auction~ that helped
supplement the hm1ted oHenngs
of the town ·s ~ingle st.ore anti
passed as an t>xc ui.c for weekly
gathenngs
OS SAT L'ROAY nights.
families fro m s urrounding
farms would arnve at Smith's
tiny restaurant for a n everung of
c h atting and haggling .
Sometime!\ there would be
dancing. and there was the
memorable night when a smgmg
l ady auct1on<'e r from
Pennsylvania enraptured the
crowd.
"She'd make a rhythm You
.,, .........
Tan smth •Ya hla sales were Important socially as we//
as eoonorrically to rural Preson County, W. Va .
'
never heard anything hke 1t,"
Smith ~rud "1th a sigh
When everyone had firushed
greeting e ach other and
t>xchanging the most urgent
gossip. Smith would step up on
his podium and survey the wild
array of merchandise scoured
from att i cs and barns .
cverytlung from old bedsteads
to faded Bibles and ploughs .
"Miscellaneous was how you'd
put 1t -Junk." Smith said.
··When folks c lean ed house
they'd bring in all sorts or
things
"YOU'D TRY AND s tart
asking for $1 for something 1tnd
you'd get someone offer you 5
cents. They'd try to gel you
down and you'd try to get them
up," Smith remembered. "ll
was hard to get a quarter That
was the fun of 1l. ''
The a rt of tbe auction
master's trade was in his blood
long before he even thought of
banging a hammer or asking for
a bid, Smith said.
"I had an aunt who was in the
auction business. Guess that was
how I first got into it ... he sald .
"Oh, I'd j ust sell the stuff.
Whether it was an old flower pot
or an old tool."
Besides the friendly talk and
lbe fun of the spirited
bargaining with the auctioner.
the old sales helped people make
their lives a little more
c omfortabh , arid were
indispensable for newlyweds
stru1gllng to set up a new home,
Smith said.
TREY ALSO meant that
everything was used for as long
as possible -clothes. tools and furniture passed cheaply on to
others.
"Lots or people just used to
buy the stuff and then lake il to
a nother auction and sell it
again," Smith said. "U was just
another way or passlna time •
having fun."
Smith bun1 up bis hammer a
couple of yeanJ ago. Now only a
sl&n on the restaurant be still
runs recalls bis proud callina.
"I worked hard all my Ufe for
a llvln1. I never had much, bUt l
like ll here. People's alwais
been friendly." be said.
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lbla one tD t lbe Goo.l lanb ntlta&&rut ln South Cout PlHa. · & who1UU ~ ..,_...._._
• ta.. ...-. ballldaa la W. Qa•..,~1 ·1115 ., ........... ••p9.-,., .. Olleta.''
c:;...-. • Mra. "rt'W'I l' Jt JDClJlDeh ... • 0.""1' Jo --. GIMa TalmJe, •ud•
•tie, •::,i• Fo1. ha Bryut, IUldred ltaaUS. &ever.Ir~
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•• .Ego Trip
<nm ..... u
\osta Mesu didn't l'Vt'n ......,.. '°
wan,._..~ M J ~tile
Au~wn onto Ba7 Stre et aed
punched U. atteierMor
u11 • per~l dJsdal.O fo r
.. Oa&hea" dura.o.g m)' colle& days
or the Auburn is that you can
pa rk lD tbe red zone in front of
local eateries -in this case. El Tonto near a,e airport -with
ltttle fear of a ticlret. Adds class
to the establishment
THE CAR ddlnHely c.a.n
mott, bat "" rat.he' •1*ward ~ of cravaty and n!btift
Jigbl •~i~lll (3.SOO poua4:5 >
doeu "t. qualify It u a c:M·like band'e
Because tbu parlic\a.Jar
AubW"D w~ d~ back in LA &o
co-st.ar in a B.evlao coaunerc!W
later that afternoon. time pro
bibit.ed a pair ol p.r:UWlb.le £.v.o.
t&Sies Pull up to u.e dn '4P
wlndDw ol my bank on Barbor BouJ"arct. cash a cMc:k rw S!.
lben proceed to • Ja.dl~Ja.Tbe
Box dl'rve-thnMcb window to GI'·
de-r one taco ("No meat.
pJease ">
You'U also &et great service
when rt comes to valet parking.
but expect ftowns if you don't't:lp
at least $5. But what legjtimati:
Auburn owner wouldn 't tip
generously?
•
Crwsiac Co5ta Meu, tbe
Aabuna *ew at &east as m8llY
wa.-a ..S sm..iles as 8obert.
Redford co.Id ezpeet u crand
_....... ~ Uae ROH Pandit. A
ur.e:lt rrcrttlinc tor a wrMer ol
~-TM A•m e drew 1 rather
rwl!e, J I~.,... W aileslt rw-
0. fnm a~olmales&u
dea:b pdhered at Or-ee Qmst
C08q.I! No Atpc i11e. c--· ¢H·
JUST T90LING clown
Newpol"t Boulevard with a
custom atereo puapm1 lWJ
volume was sumcte.t. ~
J!lvea «me of Newport Belidl 's
fiDest caulda't Uep hil eyes <or
ears> ~ die Aubun • it awunc
onto Paciftr Coat Rilhway
Dangers? Well. Molilla sa.ys
fre-e way d r1vin1 C8JD be
hazardous He has bod four near
aecident.8 because of a tendency
of drivers lo hem him in for ~
doeer look. T.hen their cars tend
to drift
But If you have the bucks. you
take your chauces and enjoy the
guaranteed noteriety in a beauty
that gets 14 mtles per ~ellon to
boot. AJD<mg other Jm)VeD Mneflts
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<Fro•PaceCI>
facility. ~ esecutive diredGr
says
A hospice facibty wowd
provide respite for families
during times of stress, and care
for the patient during bis final
days when the family might. no
longer be able to do so. Usually
a pat.Jmt would spend no more
than 14 lo 17 days in the facility,
according to Steady.
alMMtld be home-like. be adds.
ideally, they sbou.ld allow l"CIOlll
for pfts. family and friends to
stay with a patient.
becaus e hospice care isn't
C'Overed by insurance
Another pl'Oblem in running
Hospice, aero.ding lo Steady, ts
educatine physicians to heller
handle death and d,ying. ''M06'1' PEOPLE prrefer to die
at home." Steady expJams. He
adds. "Dyinc at home is not
~ssential. but. d yang ·in <t
llome-like setting is.
··Most hospices Ul the United
States are housed in wings of acute care hospitals." Steady
s ays, ··but free-standing
hos pices are ideal ...
"Bein& wi&b thos e you've
always Jivea w1tb add s
continuity to life," be explams.
''You ~·t lose your identity.··
Hospice Orange Cowity 1s
fmanttd ~by grants and
com ~wuty donations. the
exec&JMoe director says, noting
t h a t funding is a pro bl em
.. It is bud to get pb,ysacians lo
tell lbear patients directly that
their illnesses ore termmaL" he
says. "M06t people prefer terms
like lik-thre atenang. PalierlLS
must be diagnosed as terminally
111 be fO"e lb~y may be admitted
to hospice.··
T he goul or I lo!"p1c·t· 1s to ma kl·
termmal illnes::. less frighlerung.
and make death more pleasant
in an atmosphere of fnendsbip
and canng
A hospice should be designed
for openness a nd comfort. and
An-ange Setup
For '-Hogrnouth'
l>EAH ANN
l..\;'l;OERS· I n<'cd vour
hl'lp I t':-.~ problem ·v.1th
mv husband lits m c.tn ·
ner~ are gro!>~. l can't
ri~u re out why 1 didn't
notice this until after we
were married.
The man drinks from
the milk container -too
lazy to go get u glass. He
tastes things lbal are
cooking on the stove and
puts the spoon back in
the pot. He will eat from
a bowl of chili or salad
-just name it -until
. 1HH
L1u1d«-rs
he has had enough, then
he puts the bowl back in
the fridge.
I have told him re
peatedly this is very un-
healthy, that be could
i;pread germs lo the whole family -o r
guests. when we have company. fdy criticism
only leads to wall·
t racking arguments He
says they all did it in bis
family, and nobody ever
'llied from it
Maybe if YOU told
him. i' wo uld help.
Meanwhile, any sugges-
hons? -UGHSVILLE. ~o ~ DE.&&lJGB:TryTbb: !Wiie• y oa have
•oaetlt.lq ffOklal OD tbe s&ove, place a 1mall
bowl ud a ladle HJ:t to It n4I &elf llet·mo•tb ..... ,.. .. .e.-.a .. .
.... ~ for btl ....... . ,,_ .. Memp ........ .
~f wlaateHJr mlfbt
"&e•P' blm lat.be rrta,., ~&i.e ... .. I& ....... ., .... Cl9l'e
tille ....... I& W&L llelst ............. . u.. ..... ,...., ••
~ ......... iftllda
moutlt or 80llle equally
enchanting disease
0 E A R A ?\: ~
LAND ERS Please set
tie a farnib argument
My mother-in-law in
heriled a house from her
father who passed awa)
recently. She sold it for
$30,000. The woman has
no plans for the money
except lo put It in a bank
or a savings and loan to
collect interest
I say she should give
us. her children, some of
the money. even if it's
only SI.GUO apiece The
house belonged to lbe
grandpa we loved I re-
alize it's hers to do with
a s she pleases. bat we
are all struggling -and
she knows it Don't you
think a mother should be
a lilUe more ltindbeart· ed? -LOTS OF BACK
AND FORTH TALK IN
GLEN FAU..5, N.Y.
DEAR TALK: I• my
oplDJon tile woman is U ·
ing lier noedle H you
klds contimle &o liratll~
and nobody makes tt,
wbo would look after
your mMber ID Iller old
age?
Tbe grandpa yoa
loved eo•ld laave P•'
som~lhlDI ta lals will
about .....,.. lite PTO·
ceeds from tlae laMse
aale amoac yom ldd8 lf
he bad wanted It that
way.
My achke to all el yot1 Is keep ,._ ..._ to lite
grislisteee, ~eyes en
you moU1er'a moaey
udforsetUoldleUlal
IOmetbiq for ........
DEAR ANN: There
are so many aemi·le1lt
books out on diets and
nutrition. Can you re-commend a really g()()d
o ne ? NEED
EDUCATING
DEAJl ED: Get •'Ea& OK -Feel OK.'l U Dn .
8t•11e aad Wllelaad,
Cllrle'4Pller ........... ,
Boau, ••· 75. Tiie aatbon are 8an.ard·
eoaaedetl espen1 ••
na&.rttl• •M P•kUc
Jle&IA .......... Ja aoaw.-ewu.n ...
fenaadee.
( Bereseope
TUESDAY. APRIL K
By SVDNEY OMARR
]
ARIES ( M<Jr. 21 ·Apr 19J . Rem ain clo~e lo
property or home base If not )>06sable. make ar·
ranaemenLs for "quick communication ... Facts.
figures dominate l)Cenarto.
TAU~US (Apr. 20-Ma.y 20): Writing, bod,y
language. significant bints from one at a dis·
tance -these are featured. Surprise due. it is
excitink and challenain& and involves "special"
member ol opposj\e ~.
GEMINI <May 21-June 201. Tha&e who pre-
viou.slY ~requests may now be in a position
to do favors for you.. Mooo c~le em.ph.Mizes in·
vestments, money affecting close associate,
legal partoer or ma&e. lD matters of specula-
tion. si.y with number 6.
CANCE& <June 21-July 22>. Yoo do some
··soul-searching" and come ~ with pertiDent
answers, conc lusions . Spothgbt on unlque
aareements. special arrangements. coP.Jriabts.
legal green UghL'i
LEO (July 23-Au g. 22J: Accent on results
Talk. speculauon -these are pan of recent
pa.st. Attenl now on task at band. employment.
cballenae of detaJls which loom la.rte until
tackled with determanaUon and method .
VlltGO <Aue. 23-Sept, Z2J : Emphasis on
speculation, excitement. cbanee. a variety or
sensations. the flow of creative juices .
Charisma surges io rorefroni. Mott people are
drawn lo you. Listen and consult -you wlll be in
position lo direct your own dealiny Ask Ari~'
Ll8llA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Special clause or
fine print actually aids you in achievini objec-
tive. Know it and procffd accordinal.y. Your
position now is stron1 enouaih for you to initiate a pioneertna project. Those in authority are in·
clined to &l"&nt your request.
S()()a.ftlO <Oct. ZS-Nov all : Avoid wasted
moUon; UIM mons, check clireetiom. Family
member, through unusual acUGn. betps you ob-
tain needed material. Cancer, Leo. Aquarius
persons f&1ure in acenario. Favorable answer is
received to recent inquiry. flMllCb prove1 valid.
SAGnT&anJ8 <Nov. 22·~. ll>: Blemeots ~ timin& ud luck combine -to f9¥0r YoUt" .t·
forts. You make valuable contact by acceptine
irwltalioo to 1ociaJ event. O.mini and another
Sastttarlan play alplfkant roe.a. Expnd
horilOOS; refuse to be limited by cine wtlio linp blues about money.
CAPalaNlN (Dec. 22.Jan. 18): Wbat b8d
been mlMIDI Is located -ctttumaiw. aow
wlll tum in your favor. Get off licMllMI and ln&o
game. Take in.IU.Uve. HiOlifht f1"M\U' ln-
dependellc:e or thouabt, act.icJn. Ptnucial pie·
ture bli-t. · ~
AQVA.alU8 <Jan. 20-hb. 18>: Oraant.e
matertal. CIMc:k prtorlU•. Brilll objective1·tnto
fe>eUI. Key la to be dlacnW. ww..t appe&rtnl
wenk. lAt othen kDow you an not wtthlut af.
Uu. Accent on wbat OCCW'I behind lceMt ln
connection wtth tpeelal club or poup.
Pa:EI <Feb. lt-M4r. JO>: Cooperate wttb
famUy member in tnlerta.lniftl at home bue.
&ttive fQr harmony, mak:e MC1111ary dom•Uc
edjuet.mtml, remodel and beautify •unouad· ln••·
prelude to the March t.bybem cutno .a.it
1pon1orefJ by the Clodtrella GWJd oJ 0..
CbUct..'1 ~tal of~ .. -The Mahoriey'1 el la aft•
the hideaway cotta1e PltnQI ~UJ fll
Monaco. and hJ1hUabt of U. eventn1 wu vlew·
ins the beauUful 1un1et free ltl docktlde patio ..
For the occuion, Mrs. Mahoney w~ =a de''r•• vadtll>' Qf bin d·oeuwm r,.. ~
In tb1 'tOffOC Hora d':rl~ .. cookbook ....... ~._n ..... .
~ •l the Maboney•a ..... tbelr d~ ................. , ......... .....
..... die .......... O"eno.nt, ''• ulli.nl-.&a thM 111 SI)' .......... OD Ml 1m ~):
9r. 911.J .... Mllwt Slh1bI8Uj .llr. .......
NfiteQllliaft. ....... Clldlluda.a a.:·-·
OU.-~' coe:ktaU .,.,.... went bolt-" tbal ews:alnl by .................. . Cinderella GuJld prealdent); Ml'. ad lln.
a.-~. 11r. _.Mn .•• .,.. w_.,
and Mt. Md Mn. Ja•• .D•s111&. Dinlna. dandn& and PJDbllae Weft tbe everung's rare at tbe cuim> n.ilhl. beld tn the
Sant.a Ana Country Club. Co-ebainnen for the
chantab&e affair were lln. .lam• Goran and
111n.-,•me1UaL
Ed Paalb of the country club did a
marve&oua job of coordinaUr\£ \be buffet with an
ace carvmg or Choco, the ChlldNO's Hospital's
mascot. • • •
Abo oo tbe Orange Coast social scme waa;
sun another type of gatJterina. a yaeht party hosted by Detlg DavJdaoa of Corona del Mar.
Davidson's guests gathered first ln the
oiano bar of the Newport 8-yview Yacht Ch.ab
andtbeacnWlec:ltheNewportHarboronthectub's
Golden Cout. slDpping (or coolcteUs at the Can -
neJ')'. U.. fDf' d!Mer at the-Villa Ncw....S baca to
th NewpoctBa)lviewfora.nisbtmn>.
His guests included Deaa1a Carroll. Mark
Hild. &ev~ Quinn, Kathryn Ktnblka, THeSa
Winslow. &en Burrla. Gord ud Trld LlD·
dbolm •. Nlilml n..waa. ColeUr Ju:d1•. Du
Splet&K, ~ ...... Bveb• V• S..Yftlt Md luy Gl~uw.
And. while au.a were SUJl feelina the a.low
or that evening. Dnvldson bepo m.alwaa plaoa
for bis next bah. a Chnatmu perty on Fnday.
June 13. to be beld at tbe Villa Nova. He says
1t 'JJ be a good one, and pronuaes to import mow
to set tbe mOGd
The troops ba ve
picked individual COUii·
tries lo represent and
will serve mtemational
food samples plus pro-
vide internabooal enter·
tamment
Proceeds will benefit
t he Jul ie t L o w ~
Scho l a r~hap Fund 10
~po n sor t h1..· lnt crna ·
tiorrnl Gari SC'out Ex ·
chan&c Projtram.
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RESID8ITS
VOTE
for
WILLIAMS
•eeos
oe .. , tO"!ArrA aMOa 8To. ..
spring
shoe sale
thru Tuesday Apnl 22
regular 12.99 to 15.99
9.98
regular 16.99 to 21.99
.1~98·
regular 2299 & up
14S8
• lelect groupt. all ftom regular 1tockl
• aig ehoiwl aut w..,. lncOMIMetief
MH~ C~rf!e • \1$.l
SOUTH COAST PlAJA • ,.A.5HfON tSW«>
Aftohelnt Shopplft9 Cet1w • ..,_ f'orlr c.., "-'IMft•~·Tt..Clty Shop~C....,..
FEATUAINO
'f •
EQUAl HOUlaHO
OPPORTUNITY
,,,, "atWc:it:
All rtal .. hht ad
venlaed In lh l11
,. rpqv " •ubJert lo lM ~ h1r lball
"" Act cl lillf ., hi C'b n-. it illtt.U tv ad
~ "any Pftfe,.ntt
h m1tat1on. or du
cnawi~uun baaed on
J11Ci1t. ~. rff¥lUf\, lll~X
(r naUooa1 origm, or !In
m~ to malre Jf\Y ~preference, bmJt»
um. (r chscnaunalJon ··
~~w1Unot
lmowulgly ac~pt any
11dverlls1ne for r eal
ttlUiLe which is m v 101 a
t>on d the law.
~ A.ctwettiMn
.... ct.dltheirods
.., ... nport ~
nn I .... .,. lM
DAILY PILOT as--.
I~. for tt. first
i11correct inurtion -,.
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EASTSIDE
BUILDAILE LOT
EUlders prime Easts1dc
locatlCXI. PTi C1!d to :.ell
fast. only SBS.000. Call
667171
PIMIMSULA ~
Ne"lY dN•opuh•d 4 bdrm ramH v
home Cl to occon ~.000
IAYNOMT w,, htt\<' !it<'Hral flnt' homt'"
"tth pier & ~hp
fl TOIO HOISi CC>Utf'TaY
I Udrm ·. :l llath,, runt•h I'l l .Vil'.
mini l"Matt.' in orun)tl' ~ro\l~s $24!}.500
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
} ' ! t· • l I· l) \ .. ~. h. t . ~) ~\ '(') '
OWl8 FINANCED I This lar1e 2800 i.q h
lam.ty home tS a rt'itl
value lt feat~ .. l.u "I.' family room , 4
buc*'OO!Di and deo + Ill
Urnau! $JXt ~ttualed Oil
an enclo5ed atn um Be sl
of all the owner will
cany the fi.nancLnt: t\J II
price $146,900 Lill
751·3191
~ RIVIEAA Real utate
$104,900 USTSlDE ~ will help rtnanc:c -9 900 this fantastic 4 Udrm •~ ' !
garden homt•. !luge add fAi;LOJde. Col'ita Mesa 2
on fami ly room . Bdrm C'harmt-r L1kt•
secluded patio, dining trand OC'W ' New roof, room too' Second .,wry ~. p;unl, lutchen.
tn;ts master suJli• + J t.he works' Jncred1ble
more s pacious bdrm~ ''aloe., JUSt f'edlJ('ed lo
Call Cor h nancinJ( 114... P .m lfuny' Take ad·
La tis Chance of a vartal(t>' Call 752-1700 lll (II•• ' ,, o I\ '• I ' '
r ®Ii~liii [ ® IE<ll
Qualfied .... ASSUM AILI w...,. Ocwwwefw wt
81/:t°/o LOAN ~e~~~:11&-~~
Lvty /roly home on qutc l Single family, multJple
cul-de-sac. f..a st Side. dwelling or romm'I 10·
OJSfOM POOL & SPA. come units. BrkT lnvit· --------•I ~will carry XTRA. ed Wnte. R. Luther , TWJHillOR
Is looking fo r s e x
penenced sales people
mterested in "l"arm -
uig". Top 0 .C. JocatJon.
.,'or appointment, call
David
400tll" ~ f'GIUU C.Mit1E??lbw
1# 2nd T.D. al altrac· Box 420 Lake Ar ·
Live intere:5t nie. l"O'Whead, Calif. 92352, Or
~7711 Call. 714-337-2414 or
11..Ufff +VIEWS!
ASSUM•ll E 9'1•%
Forever bay & night ~ v\ews ! Higb.l:y up·
graded Tnna model lll
Eves 337·1717.
INTBTAIHBS
DIUGHT
the Bluffs. 2 sly. 3
Bdn:ns. upgraded fix· DCJ¥a SHOllES tures a nd woodwork
llJre to the beach. Most
JX>PU1ar 4 Bdrm model.
Sweep.ng dnve. Ttle en·
try, formal bVU\g and
duung. SweelJmB statrs
leading to master SUI le.
large f &mlly room. st.one
f~. Covered patio.
Manicured grounds. As
sume low interest. \oan.
Asking $142,900. Call
rDN 963-7881
LOW DOMA..I ttn..u. Luxuriowi oak ,,.." par« Dooring, air fil~r Owner says brlng offer
en Uus fantastic 6 Bdrm
family home Maid~
quarten & 3 car garag.:
& safety aJArm systems.
-,.. • I • I 't • •. t' Best oC all. take over
91 .p ASSU MAB LE
L Q ,\ N AN 0 0 R too. Call for more de· 1 0 W N E R W I I. L
Wds. FINANCE WlTH •.:,"'<
646-7 171 DOWN. Ca I I n u w .
[®IE~ll
1•, / • ' I l 75<!·1700
~-· _ .• ,· '·---=· • -.·~·· MESAVBlDE
'---~-==-=--·1 [® •l
1"4VESTORS,
5 Bdrrnl. or 4 & a den.
immac ulate 2 -.tory
OOca? with au lht• extra!>.
Garagt· door opener.
water '\Oftener . cle-
ooratl>r W;lll rovenng~
QUI '°' app'l SlEB.500
LOOI( ATTHIS!
Duplex
Nwprt Bch S2J9,000
Tnplex
Utit.a Mesa $149,000
40n Lot
Uirt..a Me>a S2"8.000
4 Plex ulitd Mesa
"-Plex
Co>t.J Mesa
<i Plex
1\tlahe1m
4·Plex
Orange
6 Urut~
$166.000
Sl79.IJOO
Sl4-4,UOO
$1:11.500
U:lbt.a Mesa ~.000
6Uruts
Cost.a Mesa SDl.000
7 Uruts
Ccaa Mesa $410,000
Trtr Park
\t1\U'S1de S2'7S,OOO
Most d these properties
offer outst andin g
leverage and very good mcome. Let us help you
with your investment
needs. QUJ s.56-2660
t=SELECT
'T'PROPERTIE
BIGAHCE
$199,500
Fad.astlc B><l + sq.ft..
h ome . Totally re·
modeled, hardwood
floors. bay windows too.
Gourmet kit chen
ovelooks s unny
Utffe is Bi9!!
Cl~tf1ed Ad!. arc really
srmll ''peOple to people"
sales caUs with big re-
ader.;hip and big resulL'I'
To plac-e your <'la1>:.1f1ed
ad. call today 642 567S
673-3663 67~ eves
associated
l!ROKEAS·-AEAl TORS
l01~ W lalboa O 7 l J6b l
MOST P'OPULAR FLOOR P'U ...
ltit MEWPORT CREST
3 bdrm. 3 ba. Lo\(~}v ocean view
fr om ma~ter s uite.· Corner untl
offerin~ tight & prl\·an Lovingly
m aintai n ed . Sl 78.500 Creative
financing a va1labll'.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
~ 644-9060
brealdMt area. 2 large I B U F M E l I =s~w~as~'.\ I I I I 11
tacular master suite.
Huge dressing area. I p A T 1 L I railed Roman tub, mar· i--._,..__, __ ..,.....-f. •
ble top pullman• +2 I I I r I nue queen Sile bdrms. .._ ..... __. __ ..__ --t
A OJllll to see. Call now I Lootl on tn. bright 11de of
fot penooal preview. l L I T W L 11 thl~•· FOf the llret time In ,,,_.nn ~ J J I I h istory, people who own ...,. _ t:-S20.000 care that gel elOl'lt .__._______ ~ rnlle• 10 the gallon, no longer
ti'ili I ti·Gi"'i'1 l!~~i
• """' l'U4lfHO lEl URS IN r r r I' r ]
1bda YQUI" old sll.lr ror
new t oodle• wlth a
0-.llled ed. 642-.5«178
nsx w•u - - . -- -e ~~u~~( imm I I I I I I
SCI~ UTSAMweN Clatffk ..... I 100
A RAINY DAY DUPUX
great on ~unny days too !. but the
!.ton~ r1n•plac<.'. beam ceilings. co1y
II\ mg room and tree CO\'ered patio
would rnake lh1~ a fine spot to spend a
ra in y day. Own ers unit h as 2
lwdrooms and ~t:>parate renta l unit
ha'> l bc.-droom. ·P re-.l'nted at $220.000
U~l()UI: ti{)MI:~
REALTORS. 675·6000
2443 ust CoH I Highway. Coron• dtol Mar
Wt HAVE 25 OF THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN
$25,000
CASH DOWN
Will allow you to purchase this 4 Bd. 2
Ba home. Owner will carry thc
balance of
S t 05,000 crt I 0%
Pride of ownership on a quiet
c ul·dl'·Sac.
Call Crai~ Batley, 631·1266
Rfo:ALTORS
·~ IACNl.OR P'AD
~9.990 ! Owner w1 II
carry the paper at 20%
down. Pool, tennis
courts, spa, mountain
view. Ad. DOW! 673-fWO
(,.'fN ltf u .. u\ H 'f\I hlN r-." t'
1~1111
PENINSULA
POINT
$330,000
()mer wlll carry fmanc -
1ng. No qualifytng to
bl.cYer. Unbelievable 3
BdrUI, 2 story ho m e.
Rieb parquet CIQ<>rs.
MahoPnY wood beamed ceilings. totally re
modeled thnloul. Just
listed! Won l last with
this price & terms. Call
615-TITI
~,..,,,,.., •• ,,.,""'t)t'll "9fif '
[®lff!IHI
3~+20x20
P'AKNROOM
+ SPAltlOJMG
POOL•SPA
WA,.,.OMT-VACAMT4525,000
Fantastic bay & ocean view. A real
beauty in the we ll·known Mai Kai
Beautifully refurbished inside & out
w11h lush new cptng & drapes !neutral
colors>. new kitche n a ppliances. Huge
Ii\ ing rm with a new mirrored wall
reflecting exciting boat actt vtty. 2 Lge
bdrm.-;, 2 baths. See any time
WlSUY .... TAYLOR CO., HALTOIS
2111 S-Joetqlliw HMh Roed
... EWPOttT CEHTEI. M.I. 644-4910
~C®
f?Boch Realty
REAL EST A Tl EXCELLB4Cl S4MCI ., ...
COME WITH US ... to COSTA MESA
IEathHtel. MHt dupfu, l Ir I ~OOfln.
ideal for hofM & liKOMe <W MCOftd br.cJt
of ._,.ty, S16S,OOO. A•._... niltiftq
lo0tt, aho, o~ •Ill corry 2ftd.
MEWPORT IEACH 759·08 I I
..._.T, SWEET AND
HARDTOIEAT
~ w do Wt mo,·c:
In and ~nJ OY l h ·~ beaw.!ulJy decorated I!
flll8. old 3 Bdrm home
flawl.ni Y aWt.ed cei hnK
m IJving rm. a coxy f11>lc aro debgbt(ul landscap-
tag. Only S99 ,500 Call
mw!J79.SJ70
ALLSTATE.
REAL.TORS
CDM C01'T AGES
~. Scldb ol Coast
JfiOrwa.y Wltb oocnPete
privacy. Comer loca·
ucn. F.ach UN\ 2 Bdrm
and a fireplacr A~·
surnabie loan 124.S.OOO
673-8560
')I;~,_. '. ,, ', """ ,, ... ·•
l ~llillil
READ
ALL
AIOUTIT! en oomea akJog l'H'n onct 1n a wb1le 1
~. 3 baths, d.inlllK room, add on family
room 8111lt1n 6 :;tool
wetbar. reCntttralor .
1Ct'mlilLer, rpom for ~
table . Ma1n1f1t•ent
pyrurud sll.ybghl With
pobsbed brau Huge
storagt area, thert's
JI.Ill mutb.. cmrb mart
for only Slli.960. Act
now! Call ~Z>l3
t;f '' 1'4 V • • \ t l f't I II '. [~IMM
c 1cWZ...
~38drm~.
hanMood noon. double
gara~e . Lot 60xl20.
SIZ.IJX>
of newporl
REALTORS
6 75-5511
OM SPYGLASS In COl"OftG det Mar; 119
Cape Horn ""°*' wfth fow ..........
fa11tlfy "°°'"• Htro largt fOf"llMll dWIMj
N>Oft\ plllS swi,.....IMJ pool .ct lfML o...,.
will nchaftCJ• for ll9ht h1dMtfrlol or
cofftfM'rcial FH ICMd crt S47S,SOO.
OM IA YSIDE. I" COl"OftCI det Mor. 1-tcnttc
vl•w ocros1 tM bl9 boy to the P'a•ltkML A
dlffennt l&Hld of home -o decorator's
dreom.. Split l•••I. custom bullt, ... ,...
~ fellftlly room and for'fftCli c1ftMcJ
roo"'. Pool, parkht9 a•d p(i'Yocy.
SS65.000.
COLE OF NEWPORT REAL TORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., COf'Oftel ~f Mar
675-5511
~per f~r·up~r ~, •.
oo t.lu.'> ont'. ' 3 lld rm .!
tx.t.h I~ farrul)' room.
f1f'e1)1a~, ~hadC'd <'OV
m11 p.iLKI Owner anx
kAI> 9'.!W Call now•
!.41>Zll3
LG ASSUM•la E LH.
VIEW + VIEW
A1nn>t IW'W 2 Rd.rm. 21 ~
ba condo wit h 1:1l y
IJghts and v1mc ()('ea11
vie w. fo'r c:~h paint
wallpaper, rruru blJnd'
teaWfuJ 'Mllxi noonni.:
iUld i...,graded <'3fllt!lllll(
hast ~laltn~ arc.i
U>w tnl loan 4-:ALL
[®IR&IHI A;~;ATE
OCUHVIFW!
MOW $174,SOO!
!:>ECURJTY BLDG
vltra ... uxe~
2 bdm.a., 2 baU.. frplc •
dect + community
aJT1l!llltJe5 • wtll trade rmanc-e . leak option
Wllh 110.000• • .... .., ........
••••• • 675-7060.
VA
TERMS!
0-..ner wants o ul
~ will 9d1 under VA
ltrms. 13.._. 111terest
Eas.sadr a.a l'lrlt"Sa 3
Bdrm 2 bath. 'lt one
r~ A must see at
mly $109~. Art now 1
(i1J ~Z?t3
REALTORS
PA&.M SPIUHGS
ltO.al Wells CC. Vllw.
New. IJ'k f1nanc1n11:
w.good down. Ut. cl~. Oealrat.or's bome. On
J.5lh green. 3 br, 3 ba .' a II m:ras. :M hr sec Also 3
br. 3 ba condo Mar rakesb Golr C. Same ~ rmanctng. Smith
Meyer. "-el· ~5351 or se-1813.
HEWPORT
COM)()
L.i.rge sharp 3 Bdrm
Newport Beach condu
With aU the amen.it •e). ao.<n> down Seller
W\11 catTY conlrMt, no
~~Won't fut'
MOADM<>Ofl
HARIOR VIEW .. us
~~r rlllan<'tng 3\ ail .
on th15 lovely 4 RR.
f amal\• rm home wrth re ~ Vlew of mtn.-. &
h11l:.1de H• <d1-.11l ·•II'
pnced ,1l ~.500. <.:all
~.
$89.900. Large master
bdrm S\A U> with wa Ut m
closets. New carpets ,
private pauo Ai.sumt·
9' ~ mt.erest. $440 pt' r
rm Call 96:kil67
DO YOU
OFFER A SERVICE"
Lt'l the publ11• know ~·1th
an ad in the 1>a1ly J'1lo1
Sen1ce DlrN"ton It c-;in
rorst you~ htllt> a' S2 OJ
per da) }''or mnrf' 111
rormauoo and compll.'t•·
ratei call &l2 567H
.,~.Rffr
__ 541-_"_
29
--I ®'tfi'!ltl • ~
I s.u.4-010 IT1 ------' ·. '. To plaC'e vour m~Jl&!t>
hriON' lht•
rt•Jdtn..: publ c
phc>nt>
Uuil) P1l11t
cta. ... .,1f1l-'<I. 642 5i1;;x oorm·: VALENTlt'/E
~or 64().0097 WATBlAtOHT , .............. __
FOttEQ.OSUllE l~• ---~--~-----c.~
Newpo rt Bea r h . 3 ASSUME
131/f>o
Ri:modeled. upgraded.
rharmer Separat~ 2
Bdrm~ 00 60x12!:.'
R 2 !«. S24,0l(I cqw t~
Total payments SiS5
Ad not ' Call 546-23 LJ
bdnn6. ti> f) frontage CE oo water. Owner nt't'<h
last ~e W1l1Jn~ tu be
~t:;i1:·Jll for tit· IBDBll ILll?f S CD.
Heal E1 I.a le r..
Redhill~Realty
I iJo Kl',tll~ Oflkt•
&73 7300
1 •' • a ~ C -.t ,..,.,,,,., Bf 61 't•
UDO'SMOST
SPECTACULAR
VIEW
001 Lido Park Dr .. 8th
floor condo. 24 H r
security Call for app't
It's woe to plan for that
vacatJon lnp. For extra
cash, why not. sell som(•
ol Ul05e 1tellll> you don t
need with a Class1f1ed
ad, 642-5678.
WATBlAtOHT
40'10.AT SUP
S235.Wl. Beauli!ully de
c'Orated thruoul l:kost
locauon on the island
Mnow!Call~ ,.
No need to travel all ovl'r
town lO look for ~ara.:c
sales .. you'll ftnd them
nght here 1n Claas1f1ed.
To place your ~arage
sale ad, call 642-5678
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIAA~ OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY
CARIRH 0 .. THE IA Y!
Like a private home at the beautiful
Mai Kai. w/lg terrace on the water
H i~hly upgraded 3BR . 3 bath
res iden ce w / \\'a lled courtyard
entrance. Lovely French doors &
win dow s -· 2 (pies -· c rown
m o ldings -· lg dining a rea -·
sepa rate laundry/ser yice rm. Boat
s l ip o n availa b i lity . Truly
one·of-a-kind. $750,000 fee. Arliss
Jilrschmer 642·8235. <J -73)
712-1414 Ill
(omJIU' Vfhr Ce!'l• w~ c.,..
•42"'211 , .... 2 ..
401 OoYW °'-Hober v-,.,. ..
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
LIDO ISLE
lln• 111 '"'""'' H1.1<h \I •' l'n•lll.'1•',1' \n· 1 \\11h l'r 1 ,,. lh•.Hh•, l1·nn,... 1 .. u1h
,\ I 1t1l1h.,11-.• I h 11 01111 • Fi1 ,. H1'flronm llorr ,.
\\ llh l "" D1•n "'"''' I 11 ,.,. I urm.11 D1nin.:
l!onm \l,"l••r ~'"'' \\ llh "I'·' 1-·,, • 11t111n.d
Off1•ronl.' on l..1rc1• I .01 !::.i , '"~'
titEW LISTING
Woll ll1·-.1).!11t·d Thr11 B• tl ri•1m 111.u II.1th
lfon11 With ~1111n' 1;,111h·n Hoorn 1\111 hl•n
Pl11' S1't•rr.1I \ .rnllo'tl < l llmi.:-. In f 11rm ... 1
l>1n1n)! t(O<}m &. 1.1\ 1111.! Houm L.ui:r \ a.nl
\\ 11 h I '.1 t 111 (I\\ ' .. ; It \\ I I L \ I ll I :'\
f" I 'o \ "'I'\ (; \\ I fl I I \ II C. I !-> 1-. l < 1' 11
flll !->I Ill I II Onb 'll'H~•1
759-910
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S8.L WITH COMAOIHCI
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Giie .,._. ..._ prot.ctlcMt ,._ .... co.t
toyM!
-OHL Y SIJ.500. . ............. . .flnt
tf .. IMlprs or ,.. .. ,...._ •. cltok• l
..... 2 ............. ~ ..........
coiy fr,k. AL c• .... .
2744 E. COAST HWY.
CO.OMA DEL MAR
759-1616
P'AO IN UAI
•
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1 • 1" m d I..,. 1 l 1 h • IN SPY~SS
( l~·~t nedtt·'t J ntl rl•mf•« 4 H<Jrm . out
''"'' ot"1h1· IO\t•ll• ,, -.1.i.rxim;(Ol.'c..ul&hJtbUI
AJtlb "'OU ll\ll:!nt ..... wt t ,11., ...... <~·r ~·1 11 1 ,1rr•
Hdrm. ~ l)d ano1 I 111• • m >.UJJ .!l1d T (.
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1ALLSTATE I I REALTORS
I
HOW IS THE TIME
f(I(" )(lb <>(-eker-111 c h1•1 k
thl' n a1h f'ilnl lh•lp
\\ anll-d lid"" fl' .1t 11m If Ult-)Ob H1u ,,. .int 1-. not
tiwn· \OU m1~h1 \'t1n. .. 1it .. r
olff'nn~ ) our 't'r\ 11 • '
,,.,th an aJ in I ht• Juh
WB11tl"Cl cat1·1:0" l'hvnl'
r.t! :£711
l't'QPte,,. ho 111'\'d '""'"It Thal ~~h.it \h1·
l>AJLY 1'11.C If
SERVICE DI H El'Trnn
1:s all about'
BAYFRONT-MOTIVATED OWNER
Has bouC)ht m Hawaii ond is nody to
mo•e. s..bmit offen and OWMr will
ouhf with f lna11c l nq. hjoy th
trCNtqllility of loyfroftt & bMch A•fftc]
from thi1 pt opttty with a 60' boot tlip.
,.S rOCMft for 2 offt.r boah. Is llOW MMCf
at o D.p.x with 2 b.drOCMM eoch. CClft
IM •osily COft•ft'hd to a sift9e hotM. s I ,050,000. 631-1400
OCEAN VIEW WITH LIGHTS
bclttftg ............. 4 bcl. CoNo ill .... Wporl
C,..tf ••Oiadwd by grH•l. PriYflh 9d -.wty •orahcl w ,...,
rootw, w•t bor. S•p•r co••••lty
foclliffH. ....... $1 lt,750. '31-1400
LOY El Y EXEC. BAYCREST
A.bso .... perfe.ctl• hi Hft'Y deteiL
TotelynMOdeled witft ..,..._., 1a ... ,
kite• ~ """' .ct ..... r& l.Alf"P, .. .... "°"' ...... "-ctt
doort Wo • cosy beclryw& *' •• • 3 ...............................
O•d lo'fll" Ht•rtol•ia9. $262,$00.
43 I· I 400 -owww-., c.-ry W.
WATERFRONT HOMES.
REAL £ST A TE
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~--............ C.11 •• ""'·· wlt11i ... •IMbl• loH: hVt tal,Ht la• T .D.
•IMl,000 •uurlty.
$ ...... f!!lf1 tal!M_N9h._
~111
_..,_.Cl
~ row """ bom9 u, U. floell louu~ ' ~ + W'le famlb' rm Bul&lf\11 )' ard with
SIOQl. <>-ner-wUI fll\an<'O
llJJM.«D
l714t 671-4400
IJUIHl-HH
HARBOR
A f)lvl11l'ln or
llarhor lnv('!;lmrnt Co.
IALIO.A NEWPORT
ltEALTY
W..U 1.o work for you
We handle all lunds of
nrtals. sales & bsung:.
67Ml70
SPECTACULAR
100059. Ff.
MAHSIOH
Rldl~ ....
731 ·511.S or 832-0MO ----..---
.ASSUME 121/• LO.AM
BY OWNER. 48r. ~1h8a
oo :>ecluded buck buy
1·ul·dt:·1>al' l.rJt fam
rm. dbl f rplr . lrg
~'h lilt: dm rm. 2 patio~. beauti fully
trn.cpd. $175,000 Mov•·
m naw-cloM• Nov. 7, "!IO
~by appt
Pnnc only 6411);17
BJ.~ /\ great be«h house and
moome property on a
full si7A' lot Louted one
i.tiort block from the So
Bay this hou5e hu" Lrernendous mvf'!ltment
potential Owner will
c~1dt•r 1·rt•8llVf' fmant
1ng l'r1·-.1•n 11•d al
$125,W J
Ml Ill 11n111H ..... aaa•••..._ Ul•HI reaHel ..
5=,----1 ... lAl'll ._. ... ~
... )M9ai. °" 1ar. =•~rm .. .... D', ......
6Jl;.Ull
c....c111w.r eon ••••••••••••••••••••••• IRVINE TERRACE Jlir. ze.. new latchen. cpt.K.
drp1. & paaol, vt•ry :J:'8l1> llomt!, I mpet' I.' (I bl y
dti<'Orate d w /nl!w
landscapins & auto
sprinklers . loan. As· ~ owe. 6'4·9J60,
644-MT
,..OCEAN
AM>IAYVIEW
DX> liiQ.ft. al customized
home 4 Bdrm. Fam
Rm. den. game or pool
room and lof\ed room.
llenda a 311> deR. view>!
rool. apa, e le_gant
lands caping Only
$43.').00}. Good ftnaocltlg.
Olli
Munlyn lkxlRes. aJ(l
t~ or 7!i2-9t99
c.a.ta Mltscl I 02 4
•••••••••••••••••••••••
.ATT&m0t4
-DaS/
IMYESTORS
~~rbomeon W1Je R·2 comer lot. City
approved duplex plans
aocluded m purchase
pnce. Asking $87 ,500
for an aPPotnl.nK'nl to
..ee. raJI 54(} 1151
~~HERITAGE tlALliO/\. l ~L/\.N O
Hfo,J\J,TY I • • REALTORS
SU.K700
-·
SALE OR TRAD!!:
3 BR. 2 ea fiKr m.ooo
Ownr ta• 7SZ.llOZ3 ----
EmSIOE UNITS
l1MD W/CARRY
2.3.6 or IJ wuts Owner
W\ll carry w1lh a re·
&.'iOOable down payrneol
Call669161
, OPEN HOUSE
Rf Al TY
/
awe lstT.O.
tOl(&... l!Uftst. 3 br. 2
ba.. hrdwd nr.. & F I'.
Eastslde. $11.S,OOO. N#..
6'2.9688.
E.ASTSIOE
ASSUME 9'/t"/o LH.
3 .... 111.2~
F/P$t7,500
RI.LB UAL TY
546-0l14
BY OWNER-Mesa Ven:le
pool home. 2 sty, 48r,
JBa. FD. 2 frplcs, IJC
sxd gas BBQ, u.ssuma·
hie loam, pnce S178,000. um Rhodel. ~1
EAS11ll SP£CIAL
Vaau:L ready to move
tn 0 W.C. on contract.
b . ~.huge yrd On
ly Ill.Im.""" 646-3627
••• ..... D.H. •••••
3101 Yulloo Ave.
Cast.I Mes.a
You are the wmner o(
t v.o free tJ c.k:eta ( Sl O 00
"alue>. to
So. Calif.
~ty
T f.lll'lis Qass;c:
Apnl26lb
l.JJI\ cabaiLeroo-
Racquet & Sporu Club
Fount.am Vall.-y
ncM:t.~ may be t•l:umcd
hy eallinle 642-567)\. l'Xl m .. "
8y Owlwt' $95,000
AUradlve Burrola hom~
on wesU1de . Nea r
scblo&5 & beach. Pool. 3
bedrooms. 2 baths.
formal dmmR. larRe hv·
mg room With fireplace.
New carpets. drapes,
part. Ule. Pnnc. on1Y
~:E41
tlV. 2Ba. Sl<l>.W>. RV a c
oeis.5. !lex t.enns all ofrs
coos 1dr. ownr ugl
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• .~ ....... .. we•• ~I .... Iba, raml· tW OCMM vrlW ••Ma .. , 601&.90 ........ , ... eCl9do
Llk a book iou~an •t wt ctoYt-n. it one way ol delcrlbtna lhlt approximately
4.UOO SQ.fl. manJlOO. When rou aee il,
ou ·u "' nl to a lay.. 18 beamed
rt'lllnu. 32x30 Uvln-room. 3 nrepl1c s
plu Hbrar)'. WaU of 1la11 .
br 1lht klni vlew or ocean .. Pool plus
11-. ...... .. rm wt brhk lrplc . ...,_. tYat qrtra.
Ciarmtn1 houu. Pl ....... loalUan.
'46-7711
... "*''"'" vt.w. 0\tf PfHI .... Cell ,.
'*
...... ;;
Cote Realty
& lnvHtment
#M-5711 ~ Walkt!r t: 1 t:t!
;-Prtvam bnch. ond ~nts-court.
pec:Uaculor sumets. 24 hour security
ttu1ud. Owner wlll help rinanct-. Act
now! CaU 7l~·QG3..67G7
•
THE REAL
. ESTA'l'ERS
10%4 .,.. 1044 .......................
MESA DEL MAR
(ByOwner•
1mmlc. 3 br 2 bit. " heated poot.1120.000
S1 Ptmaa IA 5415-ZZO
A hi V.., 101'4 .......................
..... ~L-.
............... 1...-7
Max ln sty.S ... EZ care
3 btdroQm townbocDe \n lov•b area. close to
romm1.1n 1ty pool
O>mplete wath ttnl\:d
windows. d1Dmc room d! tivtng area; custom cbllea. iitor&&e. Garaae
upeoer L1.1 s h I~ 19'1.lm. lake
over paymenu. BKR.
OalJMl).l~
TAilllELL -· lkA-•INdt 1040 .......................
Ill.CH conACH
Newly ,..nov•Led 3br.
lba. OD dooble lot oo1y 3
blka rrom p1u. FP
850.000.
Parlt PboeJ.oe. 842-7~1
PASPLA<2
<Arbo Model. 4 Bdrm on
Q1Ht stthaded cul-de·
sac kit. 1164.000. Ca II
RanOrt.
1.Er.ot.ul: ...
9').IJ77
PlllCI llDUCID
15,(Xl) on um nice 3br.
114lebe home. f .P . Now
111.SOO P3t1t 1'11K't". ln<' 842-7 461 ------
SIOll.CXX>-3Br. ZBa $20,000
<ii al J4%. 1 carry l"t'St.
~~1 ·9271 anyt1m l',
831~
• * * !B56'i:]~=~r.
Hmtmct.on Beach
You are ~ .,,1.noer of
two free lldLels tSlO 00
value >. to
So. Calf.
Cll • lty r...-.a..k
Ap1126th
l..all Caballeroi> l~uc.ot & Sports Club
t'ow'll.aln Valley
Th.Seb may be claimt-d
hy r albn I! &'2 5671l. ~ IC\
"Pl • * •
1042 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WATERFRl»tl
lmmac. 3Br Jba pool
ho me . Will accom·
rmdat.e 40' boaL Flex
tem.i $S35.000. Wall smthl Realtor 1146-1807 --------w A T E R .~ ll 0 N T
HOME -2.000 i.q rt. w t!IY boet dock. Shari>.
SSIS.000 Prine only.
,..,...~
'"'-1044
. ..................... .
• $19.SllO Coodo 1 BR.
caowrt den. l yr new.
~ ~ ln. Ki beam
vaulte d ce1l1ng1 .
Ownt Brk "s home .
ID.Jla
4BBIOOM
1IUVEl
liea\l \hl Y•le 1n
Collete Park Ideally
located on cul·de·nc.
fo'eaturea 10 c I ude
hardwood noon. central
air and electric garage
door opener. AS·
SUMABLE 1st and 2nd m.. Call for deta.111.
--; l;l\NCH ~ l\f ,\1 l i ~ ',<I 1 .1111)()
THE
GROVES
11 'JOAll" oat move as to a
mobUe home • take a look at whit ~ have to
dler. 2 bdrm.. 2 ba. +
Ca2L rm. · WO aq. ft .•
btPe Wk · dbl. g.ange . ema ~ 1oc.. m.500.
PU aa mra nice putt
~ lmllY feature'! for
)W1' eQJOYl1'.k'dl
'l5Z3 C\MPUSJ)a·lft~IME
LCllJlllll leodt I 048 .......................
~MEADOWS
Geor(Oe Qia.rles Realty
18 prca.d l.o present ~
view bomes s ituated ....... erdle tul1A1des.
Pnaed from m>.000
'75-7512
-------
Nrw m odular t) p •·
tllfmB. pvt rommurul).
2 bdl.\, al hr f>e<'Ul'll),
.,ub -l e tl1 n~ OK
(7M)8..3Jl6
~ Lot
wtite water VleW lot 1 m
proved. 10,lm + lq ft
t:uJdmg pad 1 lot orr
oceanfront. South
Laauna. s•so.ooo .
7M lllli6-2199
.......................
:Htory VIEW. home. \rjt
~ walk to beach. A. ..
swnable $170.000 11~
:IJr. Jba. den. bonUc<i rm.
2 smdec:b. new ca~l
ing • flra. By Owner
12119.000. 1-~ 1619 or
!8K'547
•CMYll ~-COW'M ..... elOO 1q.ft .• to iS
Bdnna. 6\11 t.U.. Pool
....... 11.-.000.
111 STAINES CO.
673-7761
ME'WPOIT·
CUSTOM
Sllt,SOO
Thil e:xCllUl& a bdrm rm
ly ~ la an enter
l&&ner's delight W WU
quehvab1llly PEE
l..ANt> Spuitlm~ POOL
Pna:d to aeU fut.
759-1501
LIDOISLI
Z~y early c.hf 3 Bil.
den. 3 ba .• llv. rm
W/fpl, & beamed ce1l.
Cosy patio. Walk to
beach . club & tennis
Cadl S115.W> Call
Ml$1()11 REAL TY
~l
VWBALBOA Eurtma ~ proJect.
ai.y "()Cal) views. 1 • 2 Bdrma for i1al«-iand
~-Rae.lee ltartl.nit Ml 1125.000. ~eral to
cmr:. from. Acmt-m4m0or131496
VIEWHOMI
0\11198~ ~·· ranest 3 Bdrm dr<uator ~ Bui It
8"JlRI central •ln um
~ ... ie ha.\ nA:SlOm
loll Ii oak s par .ti
s U l r c aat! C u1lo01
JaCl.IEZl pool w c.,. yon "'
utY h~ V"K"W <lu"t-<tly
dr nws~r swt1· With
low down. paymcnh
retlec.1 9""' mtt're'<l RED CARl'ET. 5.52 <mi
tllST Sill
fll:ldt Bay Vte'W rondo
1..-.y 9.1.lltl l Hdrm .!
bd. frplc. 29'~ dn 11r
~~ llll. loan as:;um11
t.am W1l.h 138.000 dn
WOil.DU
51111
1-A\tbhtr' 3400' lu1un
tuwnhomt> + ~ plu h
n'flla.b SJ3. OW tn 1 um 1 •
.ind .a 1trl!ril hum\• ul
)1.IUT own f7"(i IU I IR'
cJown owe .al " 111
lt'l'tN only 8kr ~ 7~•
SIO 000 ()own i1'>'1Um1•-.
tl01anct· ol R50. (XX) 1.2' .
u\l.ef\ -st 5 Ur. 2 s t.ory
ho[J)(• No 11u111t ry 1n ~
nee. Vacltnl MOVl' right
m•Prln only ~
4Br 2ba. I 'It bUI om /\I
S1aT1 UY:ti In • ownr w h n.
20':..dn or !'lubm11 '1n
~9282. E'xt t{J . 31!1
••• c•riiM~ 1111 Udo Pnrk Or ·
1•0..0CMMW
f'• &ua. Er.qubltely
clecanUd. a. co p.t beh . Greal term•. A1eed to.U ..... ooo.
........ 7.cMOt
LIASI Of'nOM ~ OCIAM VffW7 nu la • new 4 Bdrm 3
tlll&.b a.a.om home w Ith
~ ln-law polen·
UaL located on ree land.
STEPS FROM THE
OCEAN. 8411 Ider aa ya
rnM.e an otrer and try
)'CU' tenm. Offered lll
IZWJl)O. QUI ~1151
-, • HERITAGE
. REALTORS
REALTORS
ttart.-Y'Nw ~
SlSK dn. to uiiume• •
"' 5 bd. prol. ldacp'd Prln only P a lrack nmre. ,._, aJ.t2111.
1Ml 11.Uff"S
LAO UNA 8 SACK
OCEAN PR ONT. 28 r.
2IM s,.dac11lar tl&O· cres. aooo. •2111 .
lOd6 '1amlnao. Xlnt.
mn1 O:Jmpl. 1111'11. New
atU. dJ'PI, wood cell·
lnp. awn1ng1, ahed
S1Ul50 Mag at Thun·
de1atd. 780 E. 9th St.,
SmBcklo
3''d0' 2Br. 2Ba. Xlrll
ltudao room. l..rg cornt'r
lot. Pl&. AduJt part.
Nmr bead\ • Manna
8-ZZS7
16WiOI$
atfiHM COUHTT
UUMTSWITH SPIM)AIU
1"1lo 16 \mil ~·
\WJ lld1 on contract at
9.71!5%. 4.Yk cuh on catt nturn. Underlying
Ill TO'a auwnab)e. Ex·
tenalvely refurbished
Htgh demand rental
area-walling list. Call
Pat Par1dna0n. -m.t9'2D
3 Bdnnl • 2 batb. 1-§tory
t'l.t IDl. New CAfll('U .
IHll nl Near puo l
lll9,:,00 1 •i.soo. 10' k
"-tl
Aeml 64G-5660 tlOO 1-------
JUSTUSTID
Cl&ff Or VU."W. V1 EW 2
Br Ir< lol.·IJ'U\ poUn
uaJ °""'"' vrlll fan;&nCt·
ill lD'l-~ $2:50.000
Coast Pro~e rt1e •
~
~ Coast Va block t.o
bt'.ich. New hom1•
µrot~y decorat
td ~nl( J W ldrF* ~
w.;lt h w .panoram1c
VW'W d OCYan & lon.-:-.u-d
ltX>WlLJIO!> 4Br. Jr~.
I.fl: fllfn_ rm -;m~ "'~ n
lh ownt>r l:l1J1 lcl •·r
~Ill) 5'C.0 ~ 7:t•1 ur
7\4~;~()
I
zt'll.DOWM
0...-Wll Au.kt
Prwacy & ~-unt> an-~ betwY1 th<· j!Jll ...
,, Hi>' 01°'-nn """ "114'1 ~· Uw. tui:,h qu.&lll~ •. ,
•·1ut1' •· ti 11 m ,. 3
li.>dr>)Offi • I>"' 111\J'
m .. i.t1 r ,u1h· ruqp
f11m1I \ room :!
f 1 rt"plar•·i.. ., par ld1 n I>!
pool & '>P3 Dun 't m~'
)(JUI" dwx~ for a B111
C11nyon t:i.t att.' f.>.
dus1\ely off~n·d Jl
Sii'25.IO>
Twnwlek&W.
1714)1l).26SO
IOIO .......................
.......................
4fl.llES
,_,... SISt.000
ZO'foDOWM .-....oeSMFfLA>ID
8"l&er' ITI4l'7»1Q
3 UNJT AYI' BLOC COM
All 2Br. &uper toe,
e«i.W> By ownrr 111• 1
41&31!D7or tZL31 ~3401
SACRIFICE
CWC '11 Giiiy I 00/o ...
J:l UD'1 o( flee bid I( 1 n
pn1m Sama Ana k>Ca •
lJOll. SD>.W>. 29'"k dn
Wall.DR.£.
556-1111
ltadl P\e optrty I 3 SO 4 Umts dlll. Nwpt lkh.
-·-·••••••••••••••• •• Z9'. dn f'(' $320,000
~ f-r'Ollf Lot lier 776-:ro>
1>\AJnfX I ,\('1'1•1 Thro.;·
Art-h 1:1.i). So l-11<w1 ..
~ r.rt· ltJ t'J1ltrt· ~I
I~ Sf-c-unty t"flt'l.1\1·
11\t•rlt10lt\ t>XQU1,1l1•
n M · l.OWl.e-Y LO Ud .. r-
~fit'd bu)e-r-. nn1'
~~llW_
........ ..,ty 1400 ........ .•.•.....•..•...
5.A u , ic Cai&er an•.
Peonsylvan1• Dutch
tOM' mmd OP. 3000 sq
ll SlZl.<nJ l'•ll ft:W <it>
t...a.
c ;cW ,...,..-.y 1600 .......................
~,c:.w
:Ml> Ne>wport ·Be Y I loaR
0 WC &Jl-417'9 eves
5'ftR SH.ARP
IS-2 br ~'S. 3 yr,
11ld ('t•Oll'r o f (' "1
tr.tdl· o1t owe 101,
J't w Z!I'. dow n
~l IOU 1100 l\ia lt1: 111 (1·1
l)wnr Na 17l l /6il? :11~,1,
12 un1h Pool Co:.t ..
~ ~.000 10' ; In
t.erest 1110.000 down.
~ 548-Tnl
MUST SELL
MOW!
Super f1x .. r uppf'r
~ Uesght.'> 2 • •l••1
.,.,JI.Id bt•a m c1·1 lln II'
..... )'Tl'lt'nl., t'OUJ<i b·· UJ1
def' 18)111111 w llh ~11 101
iji,..n :,o._.jl1-r l'll't'li" qWt ~
~ j~ \!lal
~QUAIL
A.!~~J-
10,... Tll l :lO ,_...I
....... ...,., 2000 , ______ _
.......................
44 lllTS
•7UMTS•
25 ~ dwn. 10 mo old
Carden Grove. Agt
11>1 ua;
Nf'wpof1 Be .. c:h
You are the wlllMr •rf
1~1 htt Ucitt-ts 1s1111~1
\J.llJl'I, ID
Sl.000.000
f"ormc'r bome or the
~AH Ofo'IN
DORE. 4 BR. 8 ba • 46 ft
pool. approx l ·llCrt'
<.;as h. tradt' o r 20 •
dow n O w ner d J:t
54-1167
HSTomcAL
OfRCI llDGS. ••• ~-wr
1<ni1 Jenner Sl
VWHAT A Y AWE
Th11 quah ty bw It 3
Bdrm 2 bath home 1--------featurea. hardwood h6.A tmGHT'S $1~590 LCllJlllll ..,.. 1052
So. c.ii.
~ty r.-a.sk
Apnl4!a.h
Wt lrt rhr 1098
Ill downtoWn S4nta ,\/la
~eveloi>menl are.a sm.CXX> or bllt air OWl ' a anty ur~ Ult w tl.fY", m
Westmmstcr
You are lllt• wmner 01
tv.u rree uckru 1s 101111
value I. lo
NIEWl'ORT
IE.ACH
UMOR
St00,0001
"lo foohnft. ~1 2
Hdrm 2 halh
mobill· \"!! block
lrom hay
VI 1Jlr1V8lt> iw1t<'h,
pool. sµ:1, hoal
d ocks. Ownf'r
w curr~
C.AJtl)ltt , .AU
lilper 4br, pool home
wfrjce (am nn. Nr fwy
•Valley View. VA
1'Wml. ~ Place. Inc. 842-7461
~ tbe mOfl people
po9lblt la lmport.nt to
\ht aueee•• of any
,.,.... Nie ... ~. llltt
1011u la H1ted ln
Gl•Hlfte4.· pltone ..-.
Ooors. shake roo<. new T~elOMlS
dnveway. large yard 2 & 3 Bdrms. all
and \S pnced al only arreuUe:. Pnced from
117.950. Call 540-llSl lll,.500
~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
AtlHCH 9'1.ARTE:R
CQC>O
2 Bdrml. 2 baths. frplc.
dbl gar. owe at only 10% Int. 29% do .~,p
SlS,(XX).
WORLDR.E.
51111
$7500 .DOWM n w.c. 3 bedrooms. near
lbe ocean. No quallf y ·
log. Family rm. ftnirjac!I. C.U anybme.
JW,.. 5U4IOO
$13,000 DOWM
MO~ NeAr bncb. 4 bdrma.
2 be.. Crl>lc .• ,000.
Gl·S737Bkl'. Princlpm Only
100/oDOWN
Ml OGLE, M2·9Cii60
~SUMUIELO•N
$10,000 Do'flfft
Chanrun~ adull condo near SoWh Coast Ploia
with pri vale p al111 .
security gaw, pool. spa
& sai.na Plus rec rm
<hwtrmg 2 Bdnn w /all
amenihes. OWC 2nd TO
IM3»
-
Wl\TfRIRO Nl
ti<>Ml .,
REAL ESTATE
63\-1400
WTSIDEC..M.
fNIC l5l TD on Olis 38r, l~ holn£. w 112% Ull.
SJOO.(XX).
DB REALTY
~o
teSYMAMSIOH
Atlebllon? Ftrat llm«' ~r or bw•tor. WUI· Ina to wort? Paint .tr Iota C'I elbow .,-eaae woWcl
trmlfonn um 3 Bdrm
famJ11 home lftlO •
GREAT Pl.ACE TO UV&~ area. Won 't
l.-1 ~
FOJ:lf:c:.il l
OLSON ·--'-
•
'
Down! No Quahfy1n&'
Owner will finance !
Bngbt cheery home.
s teJM lo the l ake in
Woodbridge.
Cell~~
754-1202
Northwood /Canyon
Creek Plan IV . 48r.
J&. gunrd icat.e. Tenrus.
pool "-'sum1o1ble loan.
Seller wtll carry 2nd
lrll.'ll det'd. Leaac 1op ·
lloo
...,_ 111/-r'/o U..
Toudt Of Cb1
Presltg>ous. tul(hly de·
SU'8hle model 3 bedroom
With ternrac hnancU\g
av&.i.WMe. Hut• bonut room. parme.l kitcben.
custom abutters &
wallpaper; 21t'J baths,
dlning. family rm. brlck nrep.ace. ulr rondltaon·
lo&. 2 patios. plant.n.
atoraae. Clo~e to tdloa6a. SllUOO. BKR.
C&USIMMSJ
Tlillla.L. --· **llVINE
2&J&!Lla
WOODBRIDGE . ~ fot" Drivacy.
Yl I JI.tit tfat.ed.
{f.~).]i
--.... , .. ·-··----_., -· -- --,.._,,. _... -_......... -..,, -#> -----•• -· -·. , ..... ,
.......................
fOXIC*> HGTS
GtldlDOd; model. 271)CI
sq ft . 4 Br 3 Ba.
~(Xl). ll'k Int
By Owner 644~9
fEHAS~
Walk to beach from th\5
s parkling 4 Bdrm
garden home and larl(C
low mal.nt.mru>CC yard Secuttd area of gn.oen
bells. tennis court!I,
pool. spa and sauna
Good nnaocmg avatlll
ble wilh 2~~ down
Sl&.lm
don osen
r •!aH hf'
12J3 N. COAST' I £WY
l.J\GUNA BEACH
. 487 ...
....... Va.to 1067 .......................
SY OWNER
Sl'5.000
$600000wt4
No quaUfyUia, owner
will Carr)' "-lance at
l3WX.. 4 Br, 2 bl, AtC.
... yard. lmnaed. ot ~ttey. Prln. ooly. ......
Laa Caba1.lerolS
R8c:qua Ii ScJot\I Club
Fo&n.atn Valley
Odi.ttb may br c la.I mt'd
by calhnlt 642 S678. ext
272 ' •• *
*'AllOA PINN.
AMRg $450,000
\.« dplx 3Br \...., ba «'ti
2212W~
tl'anlastl r S lrnnd
rropmy
Amum.• IA oc /\ITD
Pnnc Only
CalJColk<1
St ..... Stewart
21l/47i-7'46
1'-'I 8dnn. R·2 kJl. IM.llda·
b6e Owner wtll carry
black paper. $185.000.
,... 6'1!>-5t500.
THI ULTIMATE IN.IAHcE Neall Newport
ReactL a1.1taful and
warm. 2 with fonna.I d1nlnC H\ICf' 1ourm«"t
ldtcben. pn>f eAlooally ~ pnced nld\l.
rm.mc.11~
FOnC~T E
OLSON . ... . . '
··~-~
lat eomet.h1na valuable,.
~ an ~ ln out Loat
and round columns
,,.. .. whir• people toe*
.... tbt1''1• fquod -ttamatvahae .
. ..•.•..••............•
VA l.OAN. 3 BR 1 BA. new pwa 111 & out N~
cpts. lg, yard m .500
8Tll Ebba A \ot' f00-46()1 I --
.......................
1100 .......................
•At&SPACE
RBn'• lbJble W1dt' an popular
Wealmtnstt'r Park.
Pht"td ror quiclt sale Ill
04.500 Will lftCI~ 3
ITCdM Crtt spaet> rent
Hurry' W on't lai.l '
ISGIMl8) 884-0Sl l
COSTA MESA
24"56 1973 Western,
Wwide. k> apece m'I\.
2Br. 28a. Akan sld.t.na.
1arden tub, laland
IDtcben. many xt ra8
(L8'1SO)
TortaM
Ma1119Ha.ls
972-8421
~ Walker t: lr.c
Call di~ or l'Oll1•ct
~1.Ulllr-31 hrs
WOil.Di.i..
556-1111
20 MlW \MTS-CM
llt•aut1ful 2 bd. 2 ba
t o wnh ou11e unit :.
w frplo. vaulted ce1l·
~ 1'SL lnvstml.li 64l 1603
So. Calf.
c.w.;ty
Temis Qauic:
Apnl 26th
l.<M Ct b&.lleroi;
Kacq\JI?\ &r Sports Club
Fowltrun ValJt>y ~
1,cka'l may be cliumt'd
by callin.i 642-5678. ext m •••
You may request Ad-Sitter service when
placing yoor od ... our Ad-Sitter
number will appear in yox Doily Pilot
od ... Ad-Sitter takes yoor m111tJQ15· ••
. you cXJll in ot your ex>nYtnienc:t 10 qet
the mp>nSI.\ to yoor ad .•• this serw:e
is onry $5 per week. For more
information ond to pl~ YfM ad catt
6'2·5'71
.-•
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llNTIC..W.
.._,. ftlW, I lw, I be
-~ ......... 1'61.. lMl&d.t IOml
~ Onl1 t Mft 1 Oood Q:w.u
Mmia kntJm.. I Br! Bl.
0.-wW Ctn)' al & ror • ,.u,. s.as.ooo dow1L l'ull. prlr•
ID. Ublca brinl uP
p1ldld and ... f\Alb' oc ~ Y rlY locomf'
111),(0) ps ~ldll\I. ,.._.
nldlfJ*)'~JJU.
aoPUX Gcxld Santa AN 10\'ll
lJOri All l 8t O..~r will
carry w w~ down "'" ~ lACa ot 1penci.&
bile 1'1.IU pn~ SUS.000
16lNTS
1'.:x~~ll&nt C<M.td ~e,11 1()(-;iuon On\.v 1 >,.a,...,
old Sw1mm1ng JXJ\ll
l'nde ol ~ratup 1'\l ll
pnce 815.W>.
19&NTS
Ol6ta Mesa. owe "''th
20"'.t down. FUii pr1l't'
S000.000. Tlus propN'\)
ha.s spendable
31 UNITS
Pride or ownership
Some unl t s h1tvt•
rireplaees Exrellt•nl
Anaheim locataon Onlv 25'-" down. Owner wail
carry ba1a.nee 4 years. un interest. This pro-
perty has spendable.
Hill pnre Sl.400,000
A PRESTIGE: '-t---~_..J_HOM E:S
Real Eblall! lnve:oamcnL'>
3333 W Coast Hv. ~. NB
645-6646°
tioc.ed SUnday
8 Lhut.s San Remardanu
New paml. 6 2Br, 3 2Br.
S20,0fl0 dn . 1\ I 1' f)
(Jwck escrow t714 )
641).3126
Ulex $35.000!!!
WW ~ a Costa Mesa
4-plex, owner will
(ananre at 13''' A!(l
64&-1100
Loh for Sale 2200 .......•..••....•......
A
R-3 LOT
Pnme Costa Mesa
location on Baker
SL for a partments or condos Bwlder's
package available
c.111 for 1010
Term'I av111l:ihlt-
RCTaylorCo
I o 4 \) ''' >00
•verty Hits Lot
BUILDERS F Jbulous
'aew lot in OOH ENY
F..STATES Room for
1•>01 Owner wall help
wrth r Ulan<.'lllJ.l l'e rflo ( 1
!or est.alt· laving
Larpa VJ~ R.E
497-1761 -----~Dnert.
Resort 2400 ..•........••..•..••...
FOR LEASE
New 2 bedroom 2 bath
home M111Mon Lak~.,
Country Club Golf
Wr\rU.'. pool Re.-.1 ull I u II y
landscaped. no ma111
t.enance yard
!1111() Clubhou.-.t• Hd
Desert Hot Spnn~:.
213·378-25il
Bali Hai Tahiti
Yes · You can own pro
petty 111 Tah1l1 World
f~ Bab Hlla Hotel ai.
converting lo rondos
Qt.rmerlOeveloper as itav
ang a slide presentation
oo the property & Tah1t1
locall,y. For reservations
& location call Bob
Walson <714 )997 1000.
/\g..
•••••••••••••••••••••••
RIVERSIDE
RANCH SITE
450ACRES
Sl.005 Per Acre
15% Down
Ila' cooperatJoo UlYlted
R.C. Taylor Co.
714~9000
2900 ................. ~·····
I BUY HOUSES AT
95°/o
OF MARKET VALUE
•No Fee
•UDmld. ~ •.MoYe when ready
•Private Party
S18-0IZS
••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... d ........................ c.-...... 1122 .......................
~ .......... 2 ..... ~ .... ....
• ,. ........... J ....... t.. 1111
ca...-..S )nold J
lllh\. 2 bl. "1tk. 2 car
,,,,. N.r PM'U on " by, AvaU April 11&.
-1mo Jo AM "-......
...... otb • ...._ no s-ca. l!iz:.')
»t UM
e.lllMIM lJ24 ........................
MIDS,f'ITIOK
~'"l'SIDt; 2 BR. ~ u..r • fncd )'ard
kl2510ur -...
.? ltr. 1 ~. nu."t' pauu,
1ara1e. itduh• unly
Good klatJoo ~
~ home Ocean. nrt.e
\'le'M tBr. 2~ .. ba. fanu·
I) rec: rm RV ares
S7lti m o Dys 5.2S-4417.
f'V 631 ll.53
HKl!:PLACK HUGI-: 3
ll<lrm, 2 b1tth homl'
Serlud ed a nd very
pnvale Me~a Verde.
ciose to Tuwlnkle school
Cftly t850 1 Mo Ask for
OOI Norton. A~'l 556-rm
Separate Apartment
F..astside Privacy 2
atrm with frplc & palao
~. cht.ldren accepted.
S48-ro19. 646-1)789
• East.side. .
2 IJr. gardgl":' fncd yard.
C 0 . avail 1mmt·d
$.HO mo Kids oJt. no
~ 675-3266. 67S-OUll
:'11eba Verde. 3 BR, 2 ba.
-,mall enc pool t::'(ct
larwly area SflKl J\\'aal
1mme<I l>a v1d 646-3255
~
OOLLHOUSE
2lld. Iba. New upgraded
carpel Ene106ed pauo.
storage !>hcd. very open
w lots of glass Avail
4-15 Prime l::ast 21st St
locale. 5'25 Owner, agent
&l1·2lll6
Brand new 3 br. 21 ~ ba. 2
l>ty oondo. 2 car ~araAe
w opus. super dlx, $850
rm. 546-3429 ---
1WNHSE·S430 MO.
ZBr. 2"283, (rplc, adlts
unly, no pe ts, 1940
Wallace, 546-mes
&Toro 3232 ................•.....•
HOMES FOR RENT
3 or 4br. Pnced from
~1595. Fncd yard &
garage:.. Fam ilies
please. Kids & pets ~~lcome Call 964-2566
or~2971. Agl.. no fee.
Few•**• v~ 3234 .....•.••..............
Bealt 48r+dirung & gam
nn. Twnhme Pvt pal10
w BBQ. Steps lo pool,
ctuldren ok. $685. Ask
for Nena !163-(W2
~on •och 3240 .•.•.•.................
I IOMEi FOR RENT
3 or 4br Pnred from
SSSO.SWS. Fncd )ard &
gara~e!>. ~·am1lics
please Kids & pct-.
-.wlrome Call 964 ~
or 97J..2!nl AJ..'l. no ff't'
KJOS P ETS OK
\acanl. !>upt:r sharp 3
HR 2 Ba. $\50. 3 HR 2
&. SSOO 2 BR. $475. Nr
l>Chools. r W)""
lt .
962·4471 r.m 546·8103
2 blocks to beach. Brand
new 3br. 2ba, 2 car gar
<.,)15. d.rps, etc $6!>0Mo
IMSOOU dys
4.Br. 21'7&. ocn view. I
blk lo bch. $6SO mo L~e
5:1)-1956
4Br. frplc. bltns, S6SO mo.
tnCJd's waler.
964-1041
Redecorated 2Br, !Ba
00use. ,Located minutes
from beach. Call Mr
Moses 751·8967 or
835-7175
~nny 2Br house with
Bacheolor Unit on huge
Id. Minutes from ocean.
QtlJ Mr. Moses 751-8967
or 8Jr>. 7175.
*** Erna &ilart
17002 Kampen
H\D.lnglon Beach
You are the winner of
tiliO free bcketa ISJO 00
value), to
So. Calf.
Celtbrf ty
T etllls Clouic
April26th
Les Caballer06
Racquet & Sports Club F'olal.ain VaUey
Tidlea may be claimed
by calll.ng 6C-S6'78, ext.
272. •••
WAUCTOUACH
1 room c ottage for llnCSe. NO DOGS. S29S
tlD. 421 Uille ......
3 tr2 ta. ram. rm .. rp1c .. ••
U44 .......................
~paUobome 2
br. 1 J CIJ' • .,. •••
pool 1too11 11dull1 . i..-m.aw .A s
l '*1n. I l.1Cll')' l \.-t ba. Olldo In "'lbt l.ak• ..
lOd aGr 8UUl det'oral
ed. lhnd new Rt'f r9
4'trw4 No'*"· al mu
!157-ID>
• Bdrm, llnlv Park
S1'7) lftl T~.i-OK
\'c'f)' nt('C, frpk. •&>e1.·
A C 75-0600 A~ l'otrb'
tW'
~~ I Kt rondc1 llfl
~n. pool ll'IU\L,, nu
~ dVll.ll 4 15, S4lJU mo
M6-~
J Br. 2 00, 2 Cllr ~Ill fl'\lk
nice ic>cr~ d:;hwhr
'tCl\e $675 m o l'fl'
,\viul Apr 5th 1410:!
f-'lcai... ... o Cow1. loeJll'<I m
·!hf Cabl,y 75.2 Wl2 !I to
5MoothNFr1
3lll.2ba.2carJ:ur frph',
stove. dlshwr -.tudy 111
m.tr bdrm .. S67S m9 1st•
:ti Almond 'I'M'. 1n Un"
Pk 75.2-1282 ~ to 5, Mun
thru f'r1 /\vatl /\pr
:nh.
v.oodbndge Condo. 2 HH.
pe!Jo. lntlry rm C11mm
pool. I'll' SSOO mo
548-9676
J Br. I '• bu. 2 rnr ~ar .
frplc . .itnum. ru.hwhr,
rure upgrades $725 mo
bt: .iJ C Jr:.on. 1n
Ncnhwood 7~ 1282 !J Co
. s. ~1oo thru l-'r1 '" .111
1\pr :nll
RINTALS
3BR.2ba. ~750
3 BR. 2"7 ba S75()
4 BR. 3 ba SIL41
4 BR. 21-: ba POOi.
Nt>wport Beach. ~s
't513 CAMPUSI>l·IRVINE.
4 Br. 3ba. 2 l'ar gar. frple.
~ ram nn & wet bar.
retreat in ma tr bdrm.
l'llce upgrades. $850 mo
lse. 9 Dewey. N-Orthwood.
752-12.112 9 lO 5. Mon thru
Frt. Avail. Apr. 20\h
38r,2ba,2cargar. rrpk.
formal din rm. dshwhr
$875 mo . l i.t~ 47
Sycamore Cree k .
1\Jrllerock. avtul June
lSl. 752·12S2 9 to 5, Mon
t.htu Frl.
Lapa IHc1' 3 2 48 •.••.........•.........
ll1'1•anfr nn1 10\llf\ rwnl
h!•U't' I" 1 ht .11 h. :t Hr
Ba, frplc, w 0 $1500
83.S-SS«>. 83.S·6455 I! Yl' ~
·$3175
O:ranlrunt. year ·mun1l.
~mi. orlum . St mo
Turner Asbol' 4!~1 1177
2 BR 1 ba house F'rpk .
dtntng rm. 2 car gar
Dl'tadlcd guest unit 820
Park Av<' SHOO mo
&i-2212
lli.erthru ll!e tret• '>hatllo.cl
I.tied bm:k rourt)ar•I tu
tlus 2:.tory. 1 br, t b.t.) r
nuw:I lse property on th1·
water ~ direct arr l">' to
beach Arrommodatr"
b\'e-tn servant..'.. gul·~ t~
sml or lge family OuJI
m>tr bdrms w pl/\ dl·rk
O\'er w;,tcr, 2 c-ar ,alt
J?ar w at.to opnr . bai.I'
men t gamerohm
w sho'A-er & beach ac
cess. Grecnhsr hobb\
center. walk·Ul pantne~.
kitchen has microwave.
trash compactor. bltn
food processor Children
ok no pets. Ist. last.
se<.'unty. Call 955.2473
~.
...... t4iqllel 3252 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Oean4br. 2ba. pool & prk
priv. WUc lo schl. S6.'50M o
4968!2,~161 I
MMlaRViefo 3267 •••••••••••••••••••••••
J Br. 2ba, 23S4 1 A\'t'
Topmga. SS75. 1st last.
SlOO+dep. 67~9546
BF.Al1JlFUL 4 br. r mr
kt. 2 ba. ram. nn . bit
ins. encl. yard. K.Jds OK
Avail. 4115. S675 mo.
831.·!mJ "4BU751 t• port ltodl 1269 .......................
00 FEE! Apt. Ir Condo
rentals. Villa Rentals
m-4912 llkr.
.,....blc. ......
Bly view, 3 br. den, 4 b11.
lltrium. 3100 llq. ft. $1250
rm. 646-31183
Newport Crest. Beaut. 2
Br, 2 ba. den. New CIJt,
walk t.o bch., tam.ls. Jae.
SlSO/rm. 153-191
........... ~s.antm.
.... , !Meotatad '640
q\l&tl ~oupl• onl y •
~1u.an
~ CJwt tc.ldo 4 br
GOIKl t\ Nr Pool 6 ltn
NI Sml1h M•fer. Aat
04l-1113 or MOo 5.rt'J
Nilwp:Jf1 ~ :l HR. 2
DI, ~. f1>k'. dbl ICU.
i.d\. t.ennla. ilOOI. 11~
imMG~
3 Hr. 2"11 ba, rlcti.anl
N ewpo tL Ttrran.·
~ Totally U.P
pWled. tloM lO OCHll
1125 '1mY. Al/., •!)JU
.... ~12 ------~ 4 br, 2~1 bM.
viev. Grdnr mrl 114'15
rm. tM0-07Z Own 8kr
New Ir nevt'r h vt>d m
V1U.A BALBOA 4! Br 2
bulh. pauo & greenery
Ne\Uil.I ~>(()(' S7!i0 mo
PENINSULA St eps to
bead\. CA'ean Vll'W Qllt'l
:1 &inn. family rm homt·
1n bes t lol'at1on
Slal5 rm > rly
Wuwrf ront 1 lome:.
till 1400
lll"f~ condo, bayfront •
~3BR.3ba S950
Agent 644 1133
N~. Turn1ce 3br. 2\'Jba.
unio. f'rplc. f.un rm.
pool, 15.urre P' l pr~
I J25Mo !\o Pru 496-7737
Bl.Uf'F'S. 3 llR . fum
nn.. end urut Pool Lo1<·
t'ly '~ 1 SlOOO Munlh
lltT SM-01.34
(XlllOO Nr >big .! llK
11'lllo, pool. Jar SawiJ
dbl gar W 0 A\aal Ma)
ht S625 mo n,,
!173·1255, e•h wknd-.
497.21Jl)
4br. Jba, Cana.I f'rnl
'ZIT Canal $1 lOOMo.
64.>0151
ll:iyt~ view condo'
lbr. den, lba. Adults No
pets.. Walk lO beach. New
S750 mo mo Call Gen
67S"$4 ·------
Newport Crelll Condo.
2bdnn. 2ba. Pool & tcn-
NS crts. S7SOMo 644-ZJ00
Q.te <Xlllage, rusuc wood
sdtmg. 2 Br. 1 ba, f rplc'
-.aod dedcs. bn ck walks
& plamen. L«e (ncd yrd.
Avail 511. IOOO. ~
2 Br 2 Ba Bhtfs twnbse.
custo m deco r. S600
557 4700 ext 2312 dys,
&tG.3'26eves wknds
2 Br. 2.,., ba condo. pool &
J8C, m beaut. Npt Te r
rare t\vatl \1 ay l
$.WI rm 2 LJ 439-&1I7
Se:iwvtd Condo. 2 Ur. I 2
ba, 2 car gar . frpk .
-.auna. 11pa . pool
fiiO mo. 67U610 -----
Custom 3 Rr. 2 "1 bu 1 m
mar ~pt Il l~ 25.·,
1 •,iJrr11·r m:. mo ( )pt·n
Sat Sun I 5. Call 1145 9461i
.'lft 5pm
fo:-<JOY UCE,\'.11 \.T &
view f'bh1on ll>land r rom th1.'> ehafn¥ng 3 Br
IYlcn> w tfrml d11Jang rm
+wetbar & S<'P ram rm
Loc:uU.'(1 1n 'l't' ~atc<I
t·umm ~ H•nrtl'-c rt'
1,()0f & 'ipa llv owner
Sl6UIJ mo \ft t. pm.
7$~
'\;~ ~ 3 BR. 2 ba.
f> \\, r.in.w. lrpl '\;r
1 IU~' ~~ 1173 9060
t'or mature ddult..s. clean
& .,h1n~ 3Rr. 2 B a
We.tcbff home S125 mo
inel gardener Lor al
refs pleru.e. No pets
fi4&Zlfl9
O'l WATER w vn;w
('()Odo Charmmiz 2R r.
2bQ Ill ~~ bldg w pool
Sl<XIO 'mo lse.
UDO ISLE condo with a
prestige address New
deeor an r ludes plu5h
carpets 2 Br. lrplc.
atnwn. patio S8751mo
1sc WATERFRON T
t-OAESINC
631-1400
3 Bdrm. end urul. Tbe
Bluff s . Lease o r
\tme/opt. MO Mo. At}.
?a).9678
s.aa:m:ts 3276 .................... ~··
3 er 2"'-ea. unobltructed
ocean vu from 2A' sun· dedt. POOi. 2 petlos. 2 car
auto 1ara1e. cl0&e lo
~No pets. u.-.no1
3210 .......................
S.AHts. 3Br.1 ba.
1550tmo.
~
.......................
HOM.mPOR RENT
3 or 4br. Priced from
l&lillO. Fncd ~ " aar••ta Facn 111u
plcue. Kld• • pell ...acome. Call -.2581 or
~nofee..
..........
......~ ,..._ ..... _._......_... Mond!(.April 7. 18IO DAil. Y PtLOT .......................
WI t l •u Hff l.Aal ............... ······················• ...................... . ....... , .............. .
.. a-, ,.,.., ..,.. ... util Olb' 1--.. 14 bMda; I W
pd. MU Nu ptll + dll'I. 1a1. carpet., ._.,, MM4IO drapn, rtrrl1. 1450.
C = = I -a:.lln a6da ot hW1 No C ! j HOO ~.r· 4COJumm.
.......................
.......................
2 Bdnm. l t.th apt.
Adult.a. Gu peld.
6'2-5C113 .
1 ~ 2 er. 1>11nt. tt1n1.
pool Adult.I. no peu. c , • fa:• S32S &rm> 548-0t82
•• ~~.~ .... ~~~~ PanLly 2 Br l.140. Spac. 3 Br, 2 b• '39$ Play· Newport Cr~l 3 br, 3 ba, l
stocy. UOOWl view ~
mo Proptorty H ouse
SG:llSO or 842-1010
I.WES
I BRcalcio. Orangetree
~ unrt. S425 mo
3 BR twnhme. E1Slde
C:d
End Ul\ll, BIO mo
2BR +den (or3 BRI
Seimew homes. NB
eke~ \tleW. Exrl
comm $1100 mo
752-1700
J . • '·
Versailles Baeh Condo
Nr Hoag Hos p . All
amenities + Ruarded
~cc gate. St95Mo
964-M73
NP:f. BCH. New Valla
lSIJboCI Condo tA·ean ' u
2 lrg bdrm.,. 2 b<t . frpk
ll')t P't pauo Sec gall'
Adlt.s. S7SOMo. 0-9100
RANCHO MIRAGE. ~
ror-. 2 BR 2 Ba. all xtra:.
R) ~arnott Hotel &
._rop; 18}5 mu 675 1~7
lliuxe eondo I ur, pool.
t.esvus court.., ., pa . $425
rnJ. A' a.al no~ I rvint-.
&!(} 2Ul9 after 6 pm
3 br 3 ba in NB. fpk • pool
rec. center. Newport
Terrace. $575, Lst & la~t
+ 9eC. dep ot93-32BO or
~
ToWw
.......... sMd 3525 .......................
Townhouse nc a r beat•h
Pool $530 96-t · 1921 L
Gnbble
.......................
l Br, s teps to bay or
beach, S4501mo, F'ree
ut1I Call 673·254S or
~<Lv ~bitl
c:.o.la Mrso 3 7 2 4 . ..•...................
SUSCASITAS
f\un. 1 br apt S300 & up
F.ncl. gar Adults. no
~· 2ll0 Newport RI.
548-4968 bet wn 8 :.> & 5
ixn ------
Spa<:' l Br garden .ipt
~ & rec. All uul pd
/\dull. no pets SJ 15
El 1 'ut-rto M e-.a
l.95U )laplc A vt', apt J
SnJNNING ~ lbr grdn
apt Pool & rec area
s:fnMo 710W 18Sl
l..arJllM Beoch 3 7 48
··········•···•········ U\Gl..'NA REACH MTR
L\';11 Maid serv . <'Olor
'TY. heated !X>QI l 'lal
Ii lot 149-t 52~H 9115 \o
lW:>tllwy
l..uxur. '>lud1u f'rc'f' maid
set'\ lOlor t' SIOll ~ k
me thl \99-2:!2i
t-UIJIOlf ieodl 3769 .......................
WEHAVESUMMER
RENTALS
WEEK OR MONTI I
associated
9110 1< El!S l!E /\l TOl!S
101~ l/V liulboa & 'l IU 1
Ckn!rontapt.2Br.1Ba.no
pets. $600 mo (213 1
~. (714) 642 05.Sl
U..X <Xnfmt 3Br. 2Ha \pr
~Jiiie 15 wkly . or SllOO
rm. 6T.Mi210
•Spectar ul:H Ort·an
front! 4br. 1va1I wkl\-
now th r u summer.
m7f117
Ptomnory Pt Villa 'ob
lc:t. 281'. 2Ba. w beaut
ocn vaew . S750 mo
673-782S
.......................
1102 .......................
l.cll Alamitol 2 Br. 2ba.
8'C"Urity bldg, pool. rec
nn. adults. 7141846-3384.
213/431 o3f18
..... ,sad I d 1107 . ..................... .
~anrront year round.
beautlful downttalra ~ 3 br, 2 ba, flllJy
equipped kitchen,
........ laundr7. deek •
aioo + l.tll. m-G1l.
c.... ....... 3822 . ..................... . ...,l'llJ. ~modem 1 br.
~orated, 1ara1e
1'15l<J Ma.riaokl 642-!l'J18.
po&n1. pool 646-le&
J8r 2ba. new. ll1ds <*.
Wiler • &» and. near
So Coast Pl S550.
~
JBr • .it. ll('W condo nr So
Coast Pl~ta Pool &
rec.nation. all pd utJI eit
~ ~ $.'Yil) i00-1390
~
mt»C> HEW Al'TS
2Br 2be . . . S4.'Jt1
Spaeaous new unit-<
Prn ate patiu:.. deck~
t!KZ~ C M
(~n Daily 10.5
~i~. 646-6816
ot~·:MOB
Nt-wty decor 2br, adlU..
'" Pets l::nrl patw SJ7SMo 7Ut> .litmt.'I ~
Apt.. 8. By uppt 97'M4 IO
HEW ADUl T APTS
2BR . 28a S4SiC>
~C'llllr> .. pU near t'{)m
pk-U.· '>ho9Ptng
1 lt:.at pwd :-.0 pets ~p ..
Clpt-n t~ Oatl,y
DI ~ e::.t Wt.boo. <: \1
631 S58:J 548 3'()1
SnJNNL..._G lrg 2br. 2bJ
~apt Pool. "'<' Jrt'J
OiSMo ilO W lfAJt !-tl
Sf75 mo Dix 28r 'it111t111
f!'l>lc. () W. >d art'8 1 11t I
~. 2567 Elden Iv
Set' call 979-5099
FUCH SFA'iO"lS A l"l'S
~It'. no peb. 2 br I
ba twnbsoe PallO. µ .... 1
$370. 73:>J08M642 u,u~
2Br. lBa, dashw a~h· r
cnrl. itar $350 m 11
»I 5763 I 6.Y>-47111
aJl9 Maple St 2br Adlt.•
on!) , DO pt't.!> $350 ~ U
jl50 dep + ll>t & lla~t
5-ti~l&S Mn Dan'
I Br F.astMde. small hut
cu:y w /kJU ol neat v.ood
ml. &GMSO after 4 pm
•2 Br. 2 be, nr So l '' Plaza. S.A. SllOO No Jk'l '>
~7.Ml-1460
~ntwie 2br. Jt2ba. P'1
pabo. En<'I i:ar 0 W
adhs No ~ S375Mu
dy So4C> 5446. eve. 548 908-i
2br. encl yard & 11ar
Adlts Sm pet OK N r ~'
c~t l'lu1.1 S390\1u
~
4;c lbr. :.nlll mJtu1 t
Pl'r.iO'I Stuve ool) Loi'
of ~torngc. t•nl·I 1!.ir
patio $315 +dcp X 1111
n.1-. only t».">-3487
8dehelor wut Cd I'll\' 1
dnlpe,. rt'ln1't'r.1tor hi!
lr1.'> Adul~ onl~ no 1~·•·
0t5 mo 548 l3fi'7
Brand ~ Lea.'(' 'W Oi)l
2dbrm. 21-.b.i. l rar all• h
J?;Jr £JOMo (' ..i 11 Stw r n
~~Ntl
J Ar 2 h:.1 t'OC'ld<) Ot'll r '-.c1
Ceost l'luz.1 $i!'> tnc .tll
uttl c;u:irrll-11 ii.11.
romm Call 6'$6 717 t
2 llr I': bJ 2 'l\ twnhrn
Sl50 mu (' \1 t .111
64f> TI74
U\..'>&SIDE ADULT:-.
HR um:u. 1wragc ""
pelS New de<.'<>r 00 I UI
de-soc K?S mo 531 J.'ll.'l
2 Br 111U"dcn apt. l l.. b,1
pallo & ~araict· J\dulb.
oopt.'t.~ $400 S4ll 1JT7
IARGt: clean 3 llH 2 l\J
peUO. itar. No pet..., \,.,,.
~<; s.l.50 1()40 ,\. \' .tll'n
l1d ~7983
I Br l(TOWld floor apt
rompl pn' a l·y "' ht•·
J>QUo Adults, no J>t.'l'
S350 ITIO + 'lee & l'l l• ll II
Ulg ree /\Yaa.I Apr 15th
&4&-001'
••• .. Sh••• MS Paulanno
Ccl&a Mts1
You are the wlruwr of'
two free UCUts <flO ru
valuel. to
So.CGM.
c.w.ity
T_.a..k
u.~L
Ilacqua & Spoc14 Club
Foldain Valley ~ ma.y be claimed
by caWoa ec-rim. ext. m. •••
38r ~ p.rqe. ldd5
ok. no pet.a. Ml5/mo .
lil).A.~.56-ll.
SO to IQO J62 8t a!)t/·
lownbtt. laundry rm.
~.~pr
Allblll1'
TSL Mimt. 142-1600
c-.w.. .,. ... ,... ..... ... .... ~............. -••••••••••••••••••••••• .............. ,........ MJPco ..... awa.• •
N.w 1ullW)' coodo w lth
\1lfw on nie m11rt . 2 Br. a ba. trpk . a mu¥
¥tru. Call RbeLl .
9DtlC701ta-na
'"IHESEVIU..E"
2 er w lpr Acttu. cpts.
drpe, blln&. fncd yd
WJUr pd. 63&-4~-
arut "D" SarU Ana S37 s
2 br 2 b&, bll-inl. petlO.
fplic , praie. No peU, no
ladll 13115 mo 97~
0-r-.t 3826 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ex> FREE RE.VT
2 er. l be apt. Pvt paUO &
garage. Lota ol &fUS
~Blue Lad.em. ~
e>ll>4 or 496-9'230
Dan.i P0tnt 1 br. fnrd
}Jrd l(ood lot·ation
Ph•IOt' 1,ll) 11 '37 J ft ,. f
liprn.
Cc;.ir1 rw-.ty pamtt'd Z Br
~ lut plenty "lonsJ(<'
.1\ ail 4 15 Cot QI.let old ... r
ti:>loo~ S)j.5 ~r~ ~t·
df1> , 1.st & la.st Can :.et·
(Oii G>-3S76
&Toro 3832 ........................
2 Bdrm 2 Ba. Pt \11euel.
pvt comm . pool !>pa.
t.eorus cru. $475 Ag\
~.661~
t~oa'-odl 1140 . .........•.•..........
• Pool & Rfc Room
• Guden l 1nd\Cip1nq
• Joq to Bu tlt ~ Shopl
1..., ~ , ...
f ~.1, IHI 1~',1t '\J T
~bJL '"'"'"'"" II U
Cfb/ 4 !>00
IJJ\1·1~ .. LI Jdull nu Pl'h
1.1.&J Br apt.' 6200 f .ti
tnRef. h. b >'A6-0f> I~
OCEAHAREA
\\alk l o the bcac·h
Oebghtlul lge 1.tr.2 Br
~... l>Of11C w f 11> le. all
~ ex balrorues. En
JO)' 20 arre."' attra<'\1\('
grt'enlil'lt trt-e'i
lwn.c:tP' .S. :.i h<Jll' put
lln~ ..:ret'n l pvol:.
t-'nl'ndl1< < lubhou,.-
w ftpk. OOkJr1V ~auna
t"Xft't'be & "''Pl iiht mom
~rts al S3'5 anrlu I 111 i:
rn;uor Whues
;\dulb. DO pl!U
CASAdtfSOL
21661 t.oo6dmd
962-6653
:?br :?bJ nph drp'
[) \\. l(..&r :0-r '.> l'u1nt' 6.
~•at h !+4.l lll:t!
:.1hr 11 ,i_., ~l~IU (iJf r.,,1t n w S-1511\!11
i52 Ui I ~. J:f:ll
MAa.ltB'S W ALIC
I~ '.' br apt.' from ~~
~rpk. tdft.:•· "1 IMh•
lo(.t r . nr llunl111.,:t1111
II.arbour. t h.l~lrrn tJI\
111:£! Jib Cr " ..ipl I
~~
1..-.W l844 ••••••.•••.•...........
£\.•awful.: hr'"''°'' 11'"'
lt'R'll ~1 Titt -.;onr.
h~ Jt'll{ '..J() hi.A)
..........•....•.......
' I !r I t..a ON' WI \ ll' "'
~dl.k 111 beach Cpi:rad•'ll
poUlt. 1 rpl dip. K••lri,1.!
'tu• t Ind r~ ~.>2~
U. l llll
2Hr t'Xt'( ull\t' un1h nr
bt..o.;Ml. il)i5 mo m \th'~.
~
l .. ll!Ae I hr .ill( ne~ I\ d1•
l'orated Ul't•<tn 'II.'"'
t'Wvat.or. ~ub-terr. park
llUt SiOO mo 494-80l!3
L.GIJ9llD .... ll 52 ..•.••.••••.•.....•...•
•El.EGANT
CONDO SSSO mo.
•By owner.JBr 211Ba,
nr new 2 pool'I. xlnt vu.
,.,1)( to stores To SC\' call
Ttddy mot1t dys ,. \ l't)
l'\t? 831 i 048. or ownr
&1&!51fN \ h rnsiz ------t• ,... ..... ll69 ...........•....•......
Jbr. 2ba. 14> & dov.-n!> ta 1 rs
0 W, frplc. pvt car gar
~.6C2-4387
fUR LEASE: 2 br 2 ba
orean view condo. $1000
rm. • • 2br. den. rum
nn.. 2 ba condo Wllh
ocean & bay views. Sl200
mo. Call 975·080<.I or
831-0e&"-
Blutra Townh ae 3br.
tlob. 2 car pr, frpk •
beautiful. l500Mo. i, r
M. AvMl. 5-l.1'1MMTI
L\msioua eondomln.lum
mcmd~'1 moel -cbl at\e.r bay!root
loclltklnl. Lari• mstr
mte • t'Oll'•·ut d n
18GQ.No. lease. Avail.
WQ lClh &K-1.188
NB. All ...._ • 90 mo •
:+ ~ .UI. ttt•t or r/611&W; iUl Jl i
2 ..., ,.... ...... for int
YEAR.LY·2Br Dlocil rrom ocean 4t bay. M95
w ii!I. 873-lfjO'J
New lBr " 28r, J8CUW,
pool. nr bc:h. GO up. 14'111
Supenor 64S·811M ur
642 lll!Ol
~iu.a new eundom.loJum
'l Br. 2iJ8 Ocean view .
frpk Extras. 95Clim<>
~.673-1041
SU> :! br. 2 ba buut1ru1
hr.and new 4.p&ex. Nace
quet area 2 car encl
l{arage. frplr W {)
tOlk up
TSLMgmt
2 Br 2 bl.I rondo. pvt p<t rk
10)!. P<>-OI '-'itt:Ull I &
beactl Bt'-.l k>1 m Npt
lkh A\ all 1 mm1•d
5&50 mo Ct.111 l,tnda
7SZ-L004
.,. ...... ,...sMd
oru..fwltilhtd 3900 .......................
Seai1d Yil~e
New 1&2 bdrm luxury
adult apts in 14 plan"
from SJ7:; 2 bdrm
~~ rrom 5So35 t
pwl' LenN..-.. ""1ttt·rlall,,
j.O"d.'' li.t.' for 1 ~in.: &
~ p.l.ld t-rom SJ.ti
1>1i 1!0 Fr"') dr. ., . 'orlh
ti.I a dlh t11 ..,, ... uld<'n
~ ~~l "" \11 ~ 1dtk1'l
tu St-""' ind \ 11 l .11.!l'
•TIHlG-51~
4000 ••••.••..•.........••..
m w"°"' & l p -1 !Ir.
k1t1 ht'Ot'lll" l""'l A. rru11 ... •n !>"4 ( '.
l,JJllh,1 Inn \lot• I
liviNn ''" r .. m l'Jll .• n ..
111 ... n • 1 • ' ,\. 1 ~ ... h
( ~· 1:· .,, j•1
I<'' 11 m 11' I 11 .1 • h
( ~,fij!f'f\lcd Jll'OIJl'-jlh< II'. :!
IV holN' nr !'111 I 't l'lt
··ii 1.%
Vaeatiolt Rf'fttuk 4 2 S 0 . ..••.•..........•••...
S."M:X; FREE rm; 1$ t.A t<
from S28 NiOll \)o.,c1 f'llfl
M b) Lalu· I brr. I ! h.1 r o r b ,. I< t
714 •~'>
i...~ Bii( B.·Jr • •• 111n
pool l bl. rvlur r \
1rp1as, ~ 14 ~~ rn1 ...
HAWA.11
2br ~ condu Ill '' "u. Prnattly o-.nt.'tl lfrni
by 1o1.e~k or m ont h
il4 '871 lSiV for I rf'V 1n(o
&bmdtllll'
.... to~ 4300 ....••.................
\kMnJt~ AHMd Ot'f>"-ll' ,\
• Jl "''"J! .. ,p,n'1 " p,,,,,.,,lllOd lh "".
l~I
HOUSEMATES
!Ct! Ill'
!>hr 'iu La1:un.s hvm•
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.... I r ,, q: h I ' 1 1 II \I 11
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l 11•mc'flt(· t;J!' p.•r mu
laJI 1•u lAI'.! .111 lipm
Rmm11 "'.inlt ti .,, F
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bd1 ~~ h1 ... 11 llC'l"'><lll
67>l!B1
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'''1fr:,,11lflal ,,.,,111.111 Iii•
,h,H1, m~ ~fi r ~l\J
rnlti1lc homt· °"' ,,1m1• .
I lll.'Ull'cl OJ So l \1/hl
Plaza SIOO mo 5.S(l 7~
t'\1'!\
Newport Bch. Lux condo
HarlJor R.ld$te Pmr or
~~'I ~Ml<>n "100
7S2 9M2d}~.MO UJI •'
9':1.rc2Brapt 1° •&. Sl7~
mo t •., ulll pool &
lndn fa<' "" n 631 7798
• • • R.T. Dwtltt
1512 Dolphin Tt•n
O:>rona dcl M .ir
You are thr winner ()(
t~ free Ucketa (flO 00
val1111. t.o
So.Calf.
Crhllrity r...-a.uk
AllrilB.b
1.AJI Cabellenle ~5v.1'~lub
11daeta may be claimed
by callkll •11178. ext m.
***
Rm 1n ext NB uu PriY
Ideal for • empl rem
Rd.fillO ....
'
nnmllLe t.o lbr Jbr. Npt
lb. 141-1711; 142-*8
.. for Jolle. M:tc:W».
Pem. DOD ·tmoller
tzOOlmo + utll. Bob
SIS10, Sbrrrl ~l l8 .
...... , 4HO ....... ........•••.••..
WANl'ED:
Gerqe to Cclll. ,,,...,
.......................
1235Sq. fl. -mo 1617 Welklltt. N.8
~54J·SG32
mc.SU'1'8
Prime Newport Beach
loc. ,.... o.c. airport
Ren incl. rttepllOD, con
feren ce rm, Janitor
:.erv . ut1 ls. 100 r rec
ro p aes & m or.-
Sec:reunal sen av a 1 l u.zor ~ 851-9411
~v .. of'flees avail rn
full ~" ofc bkig '.llr () c Aul><>rt Recept &
prone ans . s«y serv cm rM. etc Ptease call
75i-61Bll
•NEWPOHT BEACH•
•PRIME LOCATION•
~Ytbfrom waterfront• soosq n
17141964-5994
•OEUJXEO f''f''ICI::!)•
Prom I rm up to 1700 "I
ft From ~ ft ~o 11>1·
rf'Q APhanrl \1rportt•r
lbd Jl :Hi2 UuPunt U1
~t.el! W3223. !H2
t.:Jnnery V1ll111otc off11 •
i.pot't' 11 v llll I lgc .\.
sml ~r67~12
.OUf OF.Ll:X Est; ITl::S
f'rom $295 J\ar r onil
JfTll>I• pile t 111 ,,.1 ;,s.;.
t ( .... 11 ... \ • ; • 1110
( lh·i~ IC Ii.I\ ...... ""ll'I
II 'ton• .ti I 1n1.m.1rt.
·:!'~ • ,\ up H." \ "'"'
Imm· I •<·•·up • · .. nt.11't
11; ..... r,;:1 ~
i.<;1 'y1 ft 54.JU mo
lltil l~n·h ">l '\ H
1\J(f·nt ~>II 5032
~CEfofTBt
l'r l':> IX't'liO \' u Fu 11
"'r\llCt• r,I(\ l' ~ll ltl!~
1,~713)
lll6 ~Feet
r.n ~Dr 10 N~pt
Hrh A\JI 1mmt·d
GnJllltJ flour !>!'I-~ or
()IMW•r 21.'.l •1n. 7i03
111.Slltn)!\•'" llt·.1· Ii
lli7Ki 11.:-Jl h '>lt \
I 1.50 ft "" °' w oul ,
1-U.m 7 phone llllt.-:.
Uff'.T'' A~ 5.it>-778~
•Pl.USH* l~~fa.l St .. I~ upgaded gmd. rl r
v.Vldow off1(C 31'1111 mu
t11 !TllJ n."flt ind rl't'pl
".nl rm , ruff•'\'. mJ1l ,\
•~ <,('f" & l'up1er ,1\,111
1«1-1tr.1
~TCENTER
I""' pltt"h ""'"''~ .t\ all.1 h,1 IO .llll•l llt'\ 'IJll•
\J..in\ f'\lr.1' 1rwltul1 •d "uh rem 1 ·,,11 I !t'bhtt
~~00
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11•1'1'1 ., 1th 11ff 1•' \p
I'~' H•'"''I II Jl\I
l"1th., ~t1111 \\ l 11,1 I
lfwv ;JJ :Ji/6 t>tO ~..:!(••
WESTCLIFF BLDG.
NEWPORT BEACH ·~
Catnet -..11r•tt CJlh'"' ,,,J ,,...,_.. a.._
,. ""' C0"4~'°"' "'t ./c __ ..,. ...
..1-
• {119'9 ... " -~ ---twf'C:---• ,/_.,, ---
./ \.4K-1 W •.C.• •...t4 /..,..oie...,,. ....
C.11 Mr. Howard ,
64S·6101 , , •
l3ll '>(! ft. o( l:th Carri
~µ>rt Hl•;Jt'h Ampl1·
f'W'luI\J? 6-15 li..~I
l':Xt"l' OH11 \' 250 !>fl h . sr.:1 rru 0oVt' ~ ;._ B
!17~ll\ll. 768 IRJ.5
PRESTIGE
~TERAlONT
LOCATION
.._wport•och
~SqFl
·~"CtaC'Ular Bay Vic'"'' •Wet Ba,.... f'lreplaC'l'~
•Pnvate Pabos
•lmmedlat.c Ava!Ubaul>
l'le~ Call for an Appl
67s.8662
13X>o;q It Campu.., Dr. NB
addrus Arrh1l or
~r')? layout. Ne•
I} ~ 'd & rcdet: 00«' per
sq fl Mullan Realty
640-29IJl
Small waterfront oflac~.
full view o( ba) . u \' ;u I
now. Lrg parkUlll lol
call 642-4664
~ omces: up lo
~ sq ft.. 1801 Newport
ll. CM. ~Zill. Kooby
Wt want to sublease .
Mnlmum a wtndow of
nc.•~~.oc
Airport« Laiun• tillb
!J'r.M9M. ------Ctflce spact for lease mo f'l.r.ml3hcd . M>O wi·
r\n..Sml
... , ....
I l t t••· .. ••••••••••• ,.. .... ~ ... °" __ ) .... ~
~fi .. :~or l'r e~ ..,•=ear IDb wu.o.. a..
scu..rruu:o NAlLS
8tcb '--.. Salle m JRi,...._Or,NH ai.--.. ~fWm•
Dtd bait """°"'al l'~
C'OGJUl&aUoo l.aun
...... $&ZS
a.5TOll INT£.RJOR
CARPmrRV
U;y Jay &G.ii
STC:.W DAMI.CM
Rt.,.U . . . . . . . Remodel
Rsidml . . . . Commer. uoemect ...... . &>odtd
~~t ...... ~
SD.lied ~ wiU do
palJos, declung, plan
ten. rencmg. room add1
tions.~.
LOV'SCARPENTRY
Pat.IOI. doors. panebng.
3> yrs expr. SSl .20:>4
W.QaQ11111l0..n 1.-....
.... dliua Allo ...
ldsttt7. Won auar.
''nwtl ... -rr.. ............. ~ .. °"'* cw.. noun.. wtft. .. c'I .... cao N.th
t1a••MiM
~ wot1I of all k1nda
P .. t1os. 1ldf'wallt11,
bncltworll:. fr.-i: l"itt
94'm.~t
.......................
.w..---eo.
1pec1al11h 1n <'Ii i m tams. room addltioru. &
puta 4944l8l
Room additions, pauo
00\'el"S, de<'ks, n:s1den
t1al, commercutl 1n
dustrial remodehnx
THREt: RU St:S
CONSTRLCTION. IN<.:.
Lie 1382818 962·2904.
8:J7-4.l53, 496-UM6
Wl\Nf ACTION"
Q3saJ!ed Ads 642 s.rnl
Vl!KY tOW P1UC
ti\ ...... -.... Oawt .... t.5
Exp. OardMt-r. Cumpl
)'wd mainL .. clnupa
ft'ee till. PtW Ml u• -.....a. ••• 1W. t.oppedi~moved
New t.wna 7Sl 3476 -----~ tnmmma. hau11.n11.
l'U11)I deanup5 fitti
al.Ml.ke ~a>t9 ----
10 yrs ex~nence
R&.ldeouw Comm'\
1 man Jam. &l2 8592 ---
Exp gardener t-'ertlliz
ing, prurung, l'leanups
~J 3582
YMD Q.f.AHUPS
lawn Care 646-9239
Best Profe:.sional Liwn
serv. lxmo. 125 9~ o R.
I.awn St•r\'ltc .
2)31~ ---WBd. Ads l'.Jll 642 ~
4400 .... w ...... 4'00 Mmltyto&.oc. 5025 •••••••••••••••••••••••
INSTANT OFFJC~
4 <tfice s~t.e overlooking
garden on Birth St. fuJJy
ri.nushed. Lel&Se or buy
furniture, t ypewrite r .
etc. Call 760·11 21
.Jl\Y\,lme.
afi('(> :D>sq ft, 2610 Avon
St, Newpl Bch. Adj .. to
Manner's Mtle Sl35/mo
tmHil~ 642-1194
25c PER DAY•
To locate your ~m~
1n lhc cente r o r
~·i. Flnanc1al Di~
11H1 With 1mm<'<11ab.• ac
•'>.:-.'> to 0 c i\1rport &
fl'\ll..,,.J\"
l"l.1lly ~crv1ccd off1 rl•
.. pac~:from~~ll ft
Ple.ase call for an ap
1untmml
8J3.8813
•2:1 a day per sq ft.
.....•..•........•..•.•
Fbr "tore & office space at
reasonable rates
500to2700 Sq Ft.
\ffiiA VERDE DR
PLAZA
15:5 Mesa Verde E. C M
54~123
·~/C.M.
Up to 4700 sq.ft. avail. at
pnme corner. 17th &
Nwpt Bl 67!HIMlO -------
i:m SQ I\ m med1cul bldg
1\\·a1I for 1mrned. oc-
t\4)8nry. Ample park·
inst. Newport. 645-6.'lOI.
IESTOH
tWtlOR ll. YD.
Newly remodeled shop·
ping n •ntt•r an Costa
~ has offices avail
for unmed. occupancy
from approx 480 to
J45()jq. ft. w/new crpts &
painting at reasonable
rates. Call Paula S. Kall
I'\# . 213-464-45..'Jl ---~ RetltGk 4475 •••••••••••••••••••••••
O fice or shop space, 475
sq. ft . on ground fir. + 2 ..tdJoot upper wuls. total·
mg 87S sq. ft. On Coast
It.Ny . So-Laguna. $1200
Mo 494-1177
Newport Costa Mesa.
rmr lot, 100.000 trafc
co unt. 9000'. Bkr.
~~.Pnnonly
Bay View building has
1100 !!Q. ft. ground floor
space with 40' frontage.
Terms negotiable. 33SS
Via Udo. 673-41.56.
4550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S20 mo. &oe manager. 2035
Axmna Apt 201. C.M.
~
._,.Wmled 4'00
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Ole-bedroom oou.age in
qlAet spot in Laguna
~ach, Corona del Mar
or Colt.t Mesa for S300 or
km. QWet area es&en·
bal. Write ad #636, C/O
The Daily Pi l ot
Newspaper. P .O. Box
l.5e0, Cofta lleaa, CA
92'2• or tele,pbonc
07e4.
Wlnted in Colt.a Mesa or
lrriDe --. 2 or 3 BR,
bou1e preferred. 3
Mab. Xlnl refennc:es.
6'7 ·f101 TveT. Is
t
.... ................... .
2Br. 2ba on or nr the
water. Qq>le w 19 yr old
Yr lse. 631.oeJ
Don'L want to le11ve
be.awful &lboa Island.
ha ITU>\ move. Need 2 or
J8r yrlry by May 1.
Please call Nan('Y
5$-~ dys or 673-9M9
eve.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ......
~SOOS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Speciahy l"l'5laurant Ii}'
Owner M1s ... 1on VwJO
S95.000 F P . Tt•r m'
&tl..fm2
Established
Retail gilt and stonewan•
buiJ.ness m elegant shop-
ping C't!J'ller. Ideal owner
oper allon Turn key.
With ex('(?lient return.
°"'1ler' rellrulg_ $72. 000
Sandwlch/k e Cream
Newport Pier Area
£\f rro.lceCreamonly
add sandwlcm & dn nlu.
ror increased profits '
67J.5fJi2 ~5865
Committed Chris tian
seeks partner mvestors
for natural resource &
rood projects. Call
'M ichael 6 4 5-5985.
P.O.lbx 3Xl2. Npt Bch
!mil
Wmlhd
Troubled Bu.sm~'l>
Don'\ delay til hopelel>S
Principals Only
JD&Assoc. 700-1121
~., ........
<Wc-t.itv 5015 ....•.•.•..............
tldtRetunt
Small to large invc.>SLors.
Very high return in
Grronth>. Real estate de-
veloper needs investors
now. Image Develop·
menl · J6e R oussel
811-5402
Have you read toda~ 'i.
Classlfied Ads? If not.
you're mw ing the besl
bargams in town!
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
•
CUDITHO
PllOILEM
1>tcl & 3rd TD to.5
978-4531
Arranged by
Coast ... L09tl
Interest Only
2nd T.O. Lo.s
$10.000 & up Orange
(Atty only Ukr
714·9M-00'73 ---
Maney Wanted 5030 •••••••••••••••••••••••
s1200-..._.
Retwn> Sl20 monthly
Secured & Guaranteed
7$ ll21 any\.lme
t4wtgr:+s. Trwt
o.idi 5035 .......................
Scltttef-Mh} Co.
AU types of real esl3ll'
111vest.ments smce 1949
~in
2ndTOI
642-2171 54S-06 I I
I BUY2NUTO's t'AST
P\t Pty. Pnnonly
700-0715
...... dOI s Wmftd
Well secut'l'(l 2nd T .D ·,,
Realty Portfo!JO!>
~:i:m
$2.0,IXX> ro )'leldang :Ml' '
approx annual return
fbr roore info please call
Jack or Kattiy f'1ck,
Oieer Realty IM6-~1
'Mtb.v has money for 2nd
TD 's ~ credit check.
no pllty $20.<XX> mm. no
max For ad1on call Agt
67J.73JJ anyt1rm'
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
..,....,..;;ants 5100
•••••••••••••••••••••••
lb 1t )'Ol.ll'SeU! Learn pro-
fesslONll secrets LO sell
your own ~ and sa Vl'
thousands 40 pa R<'
munual. rush ~.95 to
Dept 0-4r>P 618-Ea!.l
Bey Ave .• Balbou. Cu.
!m)]
Olrptater. handyman.
)Ids vi Ill tndll. ·~ ""*"" amaU )Obi. C•U Tylw ... WS.S ----itlmt/ Aalt repajra, lnslde-c.uacte. DOJOb too mall,
lrs. Onl)' quali1y work
ckne. )6.2.llOl
Plt#A CL.lfP
•tmt lmpovemeat. re-
flll!IWin&. fencme ai rocl· ~ 25 )'TS eq>r. 631-4264
Marfl'I ~ IDJU.OL Ti~
drywal.1-aarpent:ry or tJ
name.st SlO hr Call
~ l PM 641·9'?2:5
tw.g .......................
llAUUNG 6 CLEAN1NG
Resxl!Comm'l. Fteeesl.
Qall982,.l462
l iauhng" Dump Jobs.
A:.k '°' Randy. 641-8427
AU arotni hauling.
1 T UU:k. Free ~t.
Olli AM. 548-3964
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PSYODC
READER& ADVISER
(710527-3406
••• A.M.Goggia
31631 mne Ave
Costa Mesa
You are t.be winnt'f' or
t ~ free l.lck.et.'1 1 S1 o oo
value),to
So.Calf •
C.w.tty
T...naassk
Apnl26t.h
loll Caballel"Ob
Raoluet & Sports Club
FW'Uin Vall\?)'
Ticket.s may be cl&IDt>d
by calling ~ 5bl8 ext.
272. •••
SCRAMUTS
ANSWERS
f\Jmble -Pl&ll -
'IWllJ -Acbmg -nlEFI'
LLdt 00 t.be bright Side of
~ For the (ll'St lJme
111 history. people who
~ $20.<XX> can; that get
ag!X miles to the gallon.
no ~ have to worry
.. bout one lh1ng ·
nIEF'T
Lest & Fo.d s 100 .........•..•..•......•
FOOND ADS
ARE FRil
cal~
642-5678
La;t or Found a pet'> C aJ I
Animal Assistance
L£agUC S37 ·2273. no rec
Los t Opal rin g .
REWARD Pear shaped.
s urr o unded w /
diamonds . 760-0580,
~9311
La.t. Small wht fem Ter·
ner. Talbert/Newland.
HB. Nd Med. attn .
8C7 S857
lcst: blk. Sl. Bernard.
male, VIC Delaware &
Clay, H.B. Has tags.
&IJ.7252
Lost cat. Gray i.triped
male. V1ctona Beach
VIC or Bluebird. 497·1588.
LOST "S H ARP "
C ALCUL ATOR .-
REWARD' Lo<!lt along
tne path on one of the
followlng streets: Adams
Ave, H 8 .. Albatross.
C.M .. Swan. C.M .• or
Placenlla. C.M. CaJJ Ad·
Sitter ~1. 642·4300. 24
IV's
l.osl our choco labradorl·
relrle. 6mos old rem.
Wearing rust cok>r col·
lar . Nr. Irv. Blvd.
REWARD! !00-3851
U81': brief case. brown
w ts houlder s trap .
Dropped rrom car in
Corona de l Mar near
Mendoul Terrace. U .c.
1rvtDe pro(essor. Dr. H.
Pm.ell.833-SS74
lalt: Lule long-haired
white w /blk head. back ac
tail. II. Oat Vic. 3'00bl.ll
Orance· Eldel'l Ave.
4'G«1l'O
fOt.:NO K et•s h o n d
female. Shepherd mix
sqllp)', blk •tan female.
Ub blk female, N~rt
liieach Ari inal SheTrer ......
en: l&Udlll&. • .,_..r,
dump tru,.k. Oracle.
~Din--
Halill•l·Motlll&. Con·
~ • tlW NllDOVll.
CMdl: .-vtoe ... .,..
Hliulllll S.W.. I~ T.
trut'll . Wi ll buy
hSdHMdl • ntrt11. sn.oczr
.. 111d1 ' • .......................
w.c a R.F.A1L y a.&AN
ID.BE! CaU Gln&ham Girl. ...... ~
ae.m.o,. any type Isl
dl&S wcrt done w /In~ ent>t. Rlnbt. 1ns. s..s,i.01as
Xlnl cleaning don~ by lactY w exp. Dependable °""" trans. M7 . 36:11
TIFl"ANY'S
Weekly nwd tit'f'V or
1 tune 19n11g <'lea.run~ vacam.s our sptt. Lie
las.631-7181
Ana's Houserlean1ng
Reliable. exper. Refi.
Ou-. SS1 ·91581 W 4 PM
LnMSCUAHIMG
Jbnm. apts. boats. WUl
dows. 6'1Ml5%'1 for esL
Daine· s Houseelearunl(
540-$60 de~ndang on sue. Olll 9D-SCXJ9
5300 .......................
FWDd er kl6t a pet? Cal I
Special Pals Hot line .
714/972. tm. 213 ,121&.JSl.5
Fotn1. cl.aim or adopt at
Irvine Ani mal Care
<Rot.er, Bwuues lrg &
s ml. blue Paraket'l.
· 'SpocUrs" blJ< Lab, whl
Shepherd, Chihuahua·
Terr m11t , & m o r e
'™-3134
t\:uld keys Ul Weslr lJ ff area. Newport lk a<' h
Ca1J & idenlll y 631 ·lZJS
FOUND: Whru.-auxro M
Tan mark1nR'> HIUl'
l'ye:. Vic Main St &
UtJ ca, II H.. 842 7511
f'OU:"lD l'l•m . hlJ c k
IJrgl' d o,.: \I <'
UrooldnJn,t & Ma goo LI j t-·.v. 962-"lml
FOUND 44 l.arg M Part
Lab. B londe color.
~
Lost. O pal ri ng
w dla!l!OOds & ruby nn g
Reward 8C2· 7l:iO
5350 .......................
PREGNANT"' Can n)!.
ron.~al counsellng &
referral. Abortion. adop
t.m & koopulj!.
,\f'CARE 547 2SGJ
COVER GIRL
• 953--0778 .
31 Hr Outcall Sen 1t't'
PRE LAW "ihxieflt I)('('(!,
25.IXX>. Will do anythm~
Ll!11a t. Conf1dent1.JI nvM r u Box 3242.
NB mil
~~\GE .,1mpat1l-o
Your mas.-.eur-
1.) lbbJ Jrnt'!.
Qlf.raJls 9 11. 494 SI II
•• SPIRITUAL READTNGS
lQam-IOpm f\llly L1r'cl
& 7296 or 492 0034 1111 s
S CaDllno Real. San
Clem -___ _,__
O.C. AIRPORT
*ESCORT* S pe c 1aliz.1ng 1n
Pl'Ue.Wonals .
lJ12.4IJ16 .. .. • 1oam-4a m
Gnat eo.,, IJtf
ESCORTS
34 Hn 641.0180
OEKSjMC,IV1SA
*fOXY LA.DY * OUTCALL ONLY
•97~1138•
DISCREIT<>un;ALL
*953-44'73•
Wonnat.Joo App't
TOMMY'S
CFHEWPOWT
ESCOl'TS
642-l.S71
White maJe. attractive.
seeks rem JO+ for good
tunea. Reply M m. Dai
l:y PUot.. lbx ueo. Costa
Mesa. 92621>
Imperative I contart
Sheryl Schledom. Any
Lnronnation regarding
her~bouts call 714·
982-3U8. 34 b.ns
W /M w1ah to n>Ht W 1'1
aae »40. to 10 to Aeno.
Nevada th11 weedend
April 12 & 13. J\.mt for
frimdahip relatJouhlp
631·1Zl9. Call al\er 6 pm
FINDER. looldn& for a
hard·to-aet-ltem" I'll find It. Write ad 1:,40. n.ur .Pilot. p .CLJlolL
Ulll), 0.ta Meta, CA -
IU. a... • 1'I aper. Lout 1••t arou nd
......11'1.lal·Tliaa
3 ..... .......................
80'• pror•u•onal bou11cleanin1 and
~....tee. fl'ree ell. BoocMd. 114171t·•U. Grc -.... ht,., ......... ~ .. ~··········· J1pamtH L•ndacape.
llellp. ~. aoda. elem up. nW:at. 80 cta,y wan-. 12 yra exJ>tt, Uc.
Sl1~97Sl-... [.., .......................
aick. itooe. bb'lt work.
We Rn.~ p.tios.
wtlcs, dn veways Free
es&.. Jam IMl-1583
Bnc.lc'#Orit. small Jobs
Newport. <Dt.t Mesa &
l1'VU'le m.3115 ev~
Bnck work. h1>k '1>. plan·
l~rs cl<'. New repair.
Free ei.t. 646-0 464.
64S6704
Block, Bnck, conr rete
worlt, patio coveri..
deck~ New IJwn ~ .
:;pnnkle rs THRE£
R<liES LA.NDIS(;A Pl NG.
Lie 11315664 IJJ7 .4J5J,
~1946
~ . ..•.••.............•.•
Moving? The Star\'lnl(
C.-Olle((e Student~ ti.Jvt•
grown Llc. T1U·436
Sumi! i;:ood serv 641-8427
Pla.:Mlk 5350 .., .................... .
DIAMOND WANTED
Pn v. party wtll buy I to J
carat.~ NB 548-4975
........ ~5360 . ..................... .
EXOTICUS
Pl.ANT' 5aVICE
Jn.enor plant dcslgnmg
Leasing Plant main
tenance . A' lo'* J '
S20 mintn CalJ
759-9545
ll r-.> an!-wer. pit:~ kt:t1>
lJ)'ltlR I I I
PfWBLt:Ms Nn·d (IJ
Talk" 1-r t."l.' n.ion. .. t·lmg
Aa.: I it'Jphnl· ~ ~
SoddCWK 5400 .....•...•..••••......•
'1.Jl ll.ACI< BOOK"
i\ dalJIIR ~ice for µm
f~ JA•JPlt• Annu.il
fee GWlly No extra l'hjr,1w
for our a<11vn.1e. d ub
ttr. d.l.SCOlmt for men &
~overso
MEN SSO
'WU~ "2 J>Rl(; i::
1714, 631-7181
'\JL IL.ACX IOOIC"'
CJrana> Co"s mo.o.t l'JtC'lt ~ datm~ ~rv1N-:0-11
e"<1r3 ~for our 1\1.'
TI\Tn!-;!i CLL'li ~ci't'
!;r. 1.i mt.mber.h1p r.~.
'v1E.'-' Sill m
W<l\it-.:.'-1 n , r.10
i lt1tiJI i llll
••••.•..•••.•..........
Schoch&
hdnctiort 7005 .......................
&.>A Travel \)lent
In Jusl fi wt"t'~ ~'t Travel School-.
HD31 T-.i.lbert A' l' F\ .
964-0lSS ------Jcba Walftd, 7075 ..............•........
Secrelary·Probale Ad
ITllU.'!tr.it.or wtl hn ~ t em ·
poranly to perform re
IB1t'd f unrt lon5 & do own
lypcn,t.!. ltD-~
Emelopcs ~lurft·d m y
h () m I ' I) J Y ._
lil-41957 9'l()2.. t'\l'OIDR~
1714 l64(}Q(ll
~Wanftd 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~
Jr. Acccwlhj a.ril
The Jolly Roger Inc has
a JD'ltJOn open fOt" an e"'
pen meed Jr At'C'OUl'IW1 it
OeriL DulJeS at'{' \an ed.
Ind bonk l"l'COntibat1on_,,
allti.lJIIR dally sat~ rc-
JX)rtS. gen'I ledger ar
C'Old analysis. A R Op
porturuty fOt" advanre
menL Xlnt Benefits &
working condition s
Salary romme ni.urate
w experience Send
Resume or a pply In
person to
TheJoUy Roger. Inc
170'2 Gtllette Ave.
lrvtne. 92714
714-546-0331
ACrrCi BKPNG
TEMPORARY
ffe«ister today to work
oo vanOU'S acrount.ing &
bookkeeping us11n·
ments. Work close to
your h o m e . Figure
~ to Seruor A('('()Un.
tms needed lhroughout
()w)le County
2333No. Broedw•y m>. Coldwell Banker
ad&.. s.nt. Ana 17 IJlllM I Ql _
FREE PARKJNO
Palnl~ns. INT/f!XT.
Nell. i...a.. ....... ti
yra. txP. Uc'd. Dave •ioe.
PAINTING, lnt/E&l,
COMtD'J-lrffld., mod.
....-; Ult ... call
O..•'JOll
Pal.lttUt•. 6•t.,.lorl•a.
terior, npulenced .
Re nmlble. $ma.U Jobi
~ O.ve, 541-«m ......,..... . ..................... .
. ..................... . ........ ............. .
ftl110'l8l. )'&rd c ........ .
haulln1. 645·020,
tea.M.13Jlm. , ..... .................... ~ ..
Cttd. teacher. math.
En1ll1b 6 rcadh•i
Ondll 1·7 t611JI a4tt epm.
Ad_·~ Esl6lnt.
lbl Ell Im. 1'3'001.5
Fre e eat 53G·4383
llCMu
One's Paint.Ing. urv111c
in.a 9 yrs, most reas .
check my rd. II c.
~
NeM ~., t.exiW"S ,..!ST. en.tot w111•wauli11 .......................
Profe11lonal window cle8wna by Joe DanJ.eb.
714-548-IBS3
ESSIAH Expert 111 ~ & :;mall ffeudmllal & stores. Car
JObs l nt/ut. E vei. waxing. Quality work. Qtm PamUng, lo rates.
Free est 3 yr g uu.
96Z-1418. &13-9837 aft 5
~ 642-5449, ~7972
RmaderlbaJ Ill commen:1aJ
pwntmg. f)-ee e5t Re~
rat.ell. m.9691. 673-0m
~\)' painung & paper-
Uli-Work guaranlet."d
Johlee:it. Steve 541-4281
M!NBOW
E.nenor inlenor 4 )Ir
guar U1w pn res. t'rl't'
est. Olli f).12 9614
WAU.PAPERING
Pt~ est UC DJ9H6
Call Norm~
W....Upaper <1p1Jll t<1llon
Xln1 rt>h Top 'IU•llly
~~t'l67s.~
aasi.srlt!d 1\d<, 642 5678
"6tMicj .......................
New con11tru t't1on
Remodeling, reptpin~.
electronic lealc deted ion
Top Hat S37 3194
PoalSrrice.~ .......................
Want a really clean pool''
CllJ Pool Doct.or Frt"t'
est~
..•.........•.••.......
Jkpaar & Reroof All
typei; ~h1n )l l ei.
rock.shakes.compo·tar
fh•t• t::>t. 541 ~ Fm
Avl.ll
UaYe somethinsc to ~II '
O&s.slfied 8& doll Wt'll
~.03 per DAY
Thal 's ALL you pa)'
for a
~day ad
IO lht•
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
00 IT NOW'
642-5678
Hnlp W-.d 7100 Hnlp W..-.d 7100 HJilp W.nd 7 I 00 ....................... ....................... . ....................... .
ACCOUNTS PAYAll.£ CLERIC
TO $900
f.1 ~ht (.'Xperienc-t: MJff&c1ent for this
po!'.1t1o n with one o f Irvine ·s fines t
t·ompanie' Great opportunity to join
rnmp<rny wi th ex cellent bener1ts &
l!.1 ov.th potent wl Cdl lffa. S4MOS5.
Coostal '~ ~y 2790 Horbofo-, C .M.
HEVEtt A FU
ACCOUNTS CLERK TO SI 000
I. <• r g 1 • I r ' t n 1 • 1 11 111 p .1 n \ n 1 • 1 d -.
t \ l•t·ri1 "'Id \ f' \ H ( I• fk \\Ith
I! 11 11 d .i l < 11 u n t 1 rq.' It .i 1 ~ J.! r 11 11 11 d
L'1H1tpJ11' h:1 ... 1•\c·<·ll1 nt 111nl'f1i... ~
good Prov.t h pot1·nt1.d Call Cutdy.
540--6055.
Cocntclll '~ ACJ"CY
27'0 Hari>of', C.M.
HEVH A FH
Ad'\~
~IUCH
. ADAGfHCY
1~ loo lr.1n~ (11r .,
~d( l)iit' po l'loOO
"'"'' "n)u\<. 1 ... un•fli' H.t .. ll 'kill' rt qu•r•·•I
'~ ~ mu.IU<Jr~Jn11.-.1
m.1tun • pt'r'lnn l .111
~:.ti o ~i>u Rht•ndJ
btf """'~ 't <lJld h \f I If I
lhrol«h t'n
ADVF.RT !~l'ol (;
'JYPOGRAPHEH neea. ..
~ m.iltl OVt'r 18 hlijl
~Ulol JUD(lu.ate rwal "P
pruranc.". ROOd dn \ tnR
record for i..hon dell\'l'f}
& pidtups ''Trdm on
JOO.. Ul ad \'~rtl:sUl I: l) po
~rdph y M ....
9 JOa m i; oo pm
I~ bene{iL<i. l:ood
salat)• Cl.ll ~223 I
* Advertising * START
MAKING SSS
TODAY!!!
"lb.· Dally Ptloc ~\ J
person tor our CtaMli it'd
Adv~rt1,1ng Depart
ment Tht> person wt·
:..edl should h.ave :.ales or
lt'lephone s 11lt:s t•x
pmence. be ab!e to l) pe
~pm le.iettn<'l. have a
pleas.ant Pl'nonahly &
flVOY workinic wit h J
gJ'elll ~of people•
~ ctrer ex.~lent ('Om
paey benel 1111 mc I udtn R
medical, dent.al, hft' In
surance. <'red1t union. ac. Sa1"1)' PLUS rom
~· P\eaM call fot· inten·1ew
Per'Sonnel[)ept
64:M321. ext. m
OIA.NCil COAST
D~~f:~T
o.taMesa
~~:ty
~~~
AIP, AIR C.ERK -Ex.
per. Good (Ulure New
co. 1'.cm area. Call f Of'
IJPlt, 213-9'.1). TIM
Want Ad Help• 642·5678
• • • • • • • •
Turn your
unusables
Into
usable
cash.Call
Daily Pilot
classified
'42·5678.
... watioe~
\w/y ID Pf'f!'\On ~Jn
nene uK G la."' & ~hr
rrr l615 ~ 1-1 C Jrruno
He.al S (' «! 1\1 II
. .\IJ( m.inaJ.:t' \I 1IUI•
lU4)1t \u m.il\.1)!<' 211 WI
~ <.~I Ad !'Mlll•r ::: IC.JI,
bC2..0..0 ~ hr.
~RUNG a.euc
f\111 t 1me. 1mmed1alt'
~ f\111 rompany
blfto{1Ls Call BALBOA
~tARl."iE. 5-&ll 96il for
~ 1-X>f: M F II
A'>SEMBLt:RS we will
tr11n Apply 7am .
.\lacGn>gor Yarht.s. 1631
1'ao!rtla. Costa ~~a
.sse•as
Ar medical t'lt><'trorurs
:! 'ear. ex:penen~ v.·ork
11\lo! .,.Uh ~rn1ill medical
i:ans lb.IJ"'<; 7 am to 3 311
pm Excellenl benefiL<; &
~ rondlt\005 M1<;
:-.iun \'1t'JO area Onl;
Unit•~ i-·rmanent
t'f'l1lloyment nttd appl)
Olli~ Sfll ·:JSJO
A~S l l>tant M ana~er
net'ded for our I rvtne &
F V self.c.t o ra p.<'
faabues Call 957 "191
/\sit for VernetU
ASSISTIH
BMTOlt~VEY
S 3>PM to 9 JOPM. Mon
day thru f'r 1day
9•3>Ai\t to l.30PM Satur
day Great for collegians
and rooonhgb1ers. S84 00
per week ONLY
R~IREMENT IS A
GOOD VOICE Call
642-4321. ext. 312 aner
5 30PM. Monday thru
Fnday
Attendants nffded for
se!f ·senice gas st.alioo5
an QC. Must be extreme
ly rebabM? & honest and
good w /nUJ1'bel"S. Call
C<r appt. 646-91161
AlJIOMOIWE .... .,,.,.,
U.TecWc-.1
Eqienenced. Plenty of
customer pay jobs Ill wortana spece. Pleasant
environment 10 0 .C.
AJrpon complex. Ex·
cellent pay, benefits,
~ fOf .clvancement.
See Sentce Mir·
_ HCPWAltD a.n•t
DM ls Qua.II SC. ~
NEWFORT B"EACH
AUTO ROUTE
RmlST'ER. Early AM
\"'2 lO 2 hrs . $375 to
$450 m o . Xlo t
moonlight. Wives. re
l1red, d1sab1hty, s lu
dm.s. Noed gd wheel:.
~~or 540-6122.
Ba~needed now for
1 yr o&d. Call anytune
551-9116
8itbyo; It t.er. mature for !>
H olt1 '111n thru f'r1
11;i11\ t 11 J JO I f\
~I ·~ ,l,k fttr .1111
itlkt."f' I I vr 1·\Jl'_·r
-.h.,i.· -.h ... H l>.1k1n i...
hl·I µI , I I ,.,,,tf l'.a rl h
JV· ... tJUI <1nl. :-.tr ( '1111.'ol
\·111 .. ~ 1 llA ru. \1.•) 11
0 U.: .>i': M "ti
H.\I1) 10\ l'll.UI'
" 1 H I ( ;r .. .it 01111t1rt unir \
ftlf \llUl'l)' tn~lt• I.II ,-.,./II
c,.,<Jd ~··• Ho11m &.
board Phon1· f'..t,.r
Rof?en.. 6Ls-'53~9 or
wntt• I' o Hoit :111 •.
Pi geon t'vo~c. 'I e n
nessee. :fl~
~
B.DOIW>OIAI«
U.GUNA HULS
~ unmed openm~ for
elQJt'nfn<'\~I \a ult tl'\lt>r
""''"" !Kno·f1L dlld t•om 1•1JU\I' ... c11ar' (\1nl.i11
I .1th~ Iii"\ u1 fur ·•J•PI
.i<l -11'" H 11-\I F
BARRY
MAKJNGITT
Thi:. may con <"t'rn
\QI We art' a nat11>nJI :.~er of md~lnJI
equpment We :ire lt'IOk
~ for lnd1V1duals who
wJn\ to earn b•wn
S20rol-~) per wk Wl·
ha\"e full·t.une pos1Lton.,
open and a <'ompl~ti:
trauunf.? program. If you
are tired of making
rn nuuum wage. or wort<
mg in a la'llfonn, call to
day for an interview. Wl'
bebew aJ<.t' I.'> no barot>r.
td. lhal knowledge IS l hl'
key to ~ur1.~' For an 1n
ter.icw l'all ~~
&rteodl.·r. t'Xper .w kx·al
rl'f~ \I Fem ='iB &h.
~-79llf
8EAtmCIAN
~h~rp. pro~r ei.~lvt'
needed Call for 1n
ll'f'Vlt"" ~ Kl•rslln I Ill
:QJUI
!EalAy
f\sSIStanls. full lt me for
bu•Y i.ulon. R1r hard
Ouelctll' Salon . 2011
~ Center Orht•.
~a.>arh
Bealty Ass 'l , I.' per llr
Lie 'd req1ared.
~12
lfAU1'Y Ofl9lA TOR
Make ~ arttst. Must be
bc'd. for full serv1rt·
Eleganl tugh r a!\tuom.'<1
i.akJn. Creal opporturuty tor t be proper pel'l'Orl
Apply 2000 NewPorl
Qnter Dr. Npt Sch.
BEAUTY·S bamooo
penon for elegant salon.
X111t wqm Wed-SaC oo
eves. Richard Ouel!llttc
Salon. 200 NewlJ'Orl
QrterDr .N 8
•YowO...loss
Excellent oppty for top
rdch exec. secreta17 lo
NIOWll ~ U lD
dependent contractor.
Busy, pres tigious
Newport Center Exff. ~ 1--'5 penoo to run
aec'y aervtc-.. IMlt·in cllente~ wltb income tram ll.000 to SZOOO mo No~fnri money req'd.
Mt-TW>.
lta~ 50methin& lo NII:'
Oaeailied eds do it W-ll .
1-:\'. , ... ,, ...... ir·--··· 1.r--·. -----··-. -....... .,. .. _... ........ -..-............ --........ -·-...
2
1
t
w
• t' e' , ... ,
Jolt C..t C'9ril
Needed lot ardlitect un l
& wban de&ian hrm.
Salary flexible. beoefiu..
Plu9e -1 .-woe to:
PBR, u.112Sky Park Car.
de. Irvine 92714.
IOCUMMF/C
Palition wtth prominent
iabaooo Lllaod IJ) Velol •
min (U"Dl. Euelienl op-
W'mitY. call~123
IO'OCIWS/
ACCCUmMG
~
Excellent typmg re ·
Ql&red. varied account
ing duties 2 Ye 1o1ri.
misUawm expeneoce
Excellent benefits &
'ld1ong coodi:Lioos. Mil>·
s1on Viejo area. Only
tM&e seeklllg permanMt
~l need apply .
Ol1l ~581.lm().
Ou-Wash
Oi.shlers waoted full or
Ptr. Fl.n Vly, Sant.a Ana.
&~ 8ch. Cali 644.....00.
U Ask for Nancy.
CASHIERS seo,. H Go Martlrh
~now avatlable
far fdl tim&day « even·
qstafta. 81'.NEFTTS:
Pnlii1abariog
~lledica.I
Life Ir Disability los.
MllnqaiaJ Polential st!f PTS: Days or 3-l l
Sl.7S per hour. PART
TIME: Fri.-Sat -Sun.
3-1213. 7S per boor. zsc U).
cnaie aft.er 3 moatbs. ~No,~~m
Q-W t !lay 1-4 P .M .
lid. 4555 o.st ffwy'
Newport Beach.
FOR t:NP'O: 774-4210
C~tlERS
UTVTEM
~!tS now av1ulable
for full t1rr." Assistant ~ers on 2.nd & Jrd
shifts No expenencc
oec. We u-run Advance
ment opportunity for
managt!llllo!fll postlLOn:. to
$5 SO p er b o ur if
qualified. For more m
lonnallon & 1ntt•rv1cw.
apply to sWe ?JJ'I . 111
Ori Mar. c.ost..1 Mesa
631-9421. Will Ulten.1ew
Monday Lhru Friday
{tom8am lOJpol ~ Oppor Employer
Oen cal SECRETAll!S
DO'RIE .....
••c.es
QETYOU DOWN•
.... .
.. a.tis a..Tpt
bc ... li1t
Sec:aet9ies
Join the team of pro-
ft&IMJl'\al lM1POrarie!>
CRV1NE
E.0.E. .
a.atCAL
Register today for local
~ assiolmenls.
557-0045 en-Lin:.
nMP01!A1!Y l'HPS()Ht.U SUMCf ~
lnl lirdt Street .... .,..... .....
OIRl(S
Part time & full lime
graveyard, part time SW·
log. Apply 7-Eleven
&ore. 1097 .W. Baller,
C.M.
Cl.ERK&XEROX
OOPIEROPERATOR
Part,time. 631.~
OOMPANION -Ekierty
wooaan seeks middle
.,..S waman to ahr bame
& doamtic cMies. Noo-
llOJOller. SaJary. Miss.
~~
COMPUTER OPER /
TRIAD -New auto
vra*-e:.. Expel". Good
llmlre.. New co. Tustin
Ana. Call for appt.
213-~7134
COOK
Exper. nee. Apply 111
person. LeBiarnlz, 414
N Newport Blvd. N. B.
~-
r.ook needed for n!hn··
mmt facibty. 2nd shift.
~y cooking exper.
req'd. Good benf'hts.
Newport v ilia. M2 SJ1f) l.
coacs
lm med. h1nng . Bal
PeJWl.')ula. li75 1556 for
Pae
CCM«IR HB.P
f\111 or p lime Dry
Cleaning plant NB
fM4n2
COUMrlRHBP
Day or night. M r F'
needed immed. Some
over lB No phone calls.
Apply tn pet:SOO. blwn
!HJ.am or 2-<lpm aco
Bell. 647 w. 19th,
•
.It .. • ....... Lo ...............
.... , ........ b.r• •••. .-.rn. '2Wi&.t
Ill TO 1110-
t. Good petsonallty nlce pllone
..manner .will l•nd tht1 tnte~taf·
position. Coml>ony haa e.xcenent
tx-nent.s & r00tn fot' advancement. c.11
~.14MtU . ........
eMfW)
VOLT .......
• MCllTAam
• ACCOUN'f AMTS
•C
"lesk Clerk. N eal,
lllllUn. lllqulre wUhw
The Inn Al lAJ(WUt 211
North C oast .llw y ,
Laguna Oe.td1. Must be
flexill&e.
Dnver'Gardenf'r comb
llave vatid CA h~nM'
Good dn v1ng r eeol'd
Min. age 20 Apply Ol
P e nnyli avur. 1660
Racema.CM
DmV&S
Mm or women 25 yrs or
older. Know the coa..'>l
oties Net $180 a w~k or
more Or angl' <.:oa!>l
Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt
He rrmann. Fou ntain
Valley. lNO of Slater
b etwn New hope &
Ell:hdl
Dry cleaners counter
blip. fheod.ly. mature
1Mllmn. Approx. 25 hr.;
wtd,y. Foumaln Vall~y
~
8ed1Cleic~
fUm located near ocean
hati~es for Jo'/1'
& a hnutcd nwnber of Prr. (Dunog school
hrs..)palldM)QS. Wall Lram.
Earn wb&Je you lum
$3..25/br. to siart or more
for expesience. 1020 W.
11\h SL_-.al32.
8Cil&E&tGLAI
l'IClllClAH ...-nan 1 y~ ex·
perienee req•• red.
Medical CIMllPaOY Ex·
mUa __,.IL& " wof'k.
iag cooditloas. Only
UIQle..ua&permuent ~ aeed appl,y.
0.11 St"8D, ~U-3830
~r MECHAHICAL
84Gial&RS Dewee. Muumum t>X
pe:nerll."e coo.mderec:I t.:x
cellenl bene fali:. a nd
~ ccodlt100.'>. ~fo,
!>1on V1eJo a rl•a Onl>
UlClle ieekui~ perm;i.ncnl
aqiAoymmt need apply
Olli ~-681-;ti.10
EXICUT'IVE
SECRETARY
Uiot.mg for ver!>a talt·,
career-minded. top
nca.d'i mcbv1dual "'lxlnl
typ:ng & litalO a,IUll'\ for
mrktg exet lialitr)
~ur.l~ W CXpt!r
& skill!:.. Xlnt <'O
benefits. Informal office
in Costa Me~a Call
Mil.be aft. 9am ~5800
OPBt.ACCT'S
HOUSECLZANU6 -
p•Hnne or hllf.tt~. o.c.m.. SWt l~.
Top as. en-uu o r ....,.
HQ11$* •
Uv~ \o, preCer oon•
•cooker. own room
9pmilb JIJ"lrinJC OK. • acbool aae children
Other help lD boin~.
6:11-0M.9
~
.......,.... ~-· liar· 1111 tra)eeS. ~ 20. SaJ
RU..a.l"CAL
'1'rllmee. full lime. with
n*'lJnum ol Otfif!e t!X·
per. "9q•tred M0-8lllSO
Jo' 0 0 D P R E P
SANDWlCll MAKE RS
for new n!IBUW.rant, no
~ needed. If your 'rt•
rnead.ly. def>endable &
Un>c1enttous apply m
penort at ~rnlll Ter
race. 291.S Redhill. C.M
1'\lll tJme f>Cll'litton in our
Reader ad dei>t, hr.. Mon
Lhru F'ri ~ ·5. tele & c:.u.a.er-i.ales, reqi. good
i.pelhng. ~ra mmar &
~p.~l COJO)
m.ieuog &ht> public· App
h Pf'nnys avl'r, 1b60
PlaceDU.i. C M
llt>re we )(row ai.:arn
Permanent posll 10n1'
avallable wil.h l.OOl rent.u I
firm Store~ 1n <.:CM>ta
Mella, t.as:una Be JC'h. ~I
Toro. Benefits. wi 11 l ram
Apply 1930 Ne wpor t
81"°. CM or 22flO() Lam
bert 11ta13, t.:I Toro
GENERAL OFFICI-: -
t::X~r m ature. Pa rt urne Apply S-12 1260 B
l.Gpr1 A\ c C. M. 557 .6S(l)
GENERAL OF FI C !.'.:
Gt RL Must t ype
Reception dul ae:>
7s:a.8263
GB&Al OfftCE
EqJel" belpf\ll, It typing,
prtJfioc:Dcy w /figures. l 0
key by touch. oppty for ~Xlntcom·
.-:>' benefila, inlonnal
olc. C.M. Call MWte aft
MY~-
Genera.I CXflce
4DA Y WOllC WEBC
Xlm. co bmef 'fypulg !'I()
l70 Newport (.'tr OT NB
Sl.e2'5 W}. 2920
100' I FREI-:
G&l.OFACE
<;rowlllit import hrm 111
UN.; ~ nds malun·.
non ~mokini.: pen>0n to
a.&SISl lhf' con1rol h~r
lAIJr:> 111cl li()('OC typmg.
bte tjcjq>j.?. mputm~ c-om
putt'r doc u m1·n1,.
"'lellman '-reports, l'lC
Must hke f1Rure.., and
h:mdl10J! cJetmS-. LJll
Mr Slr&AA ~~ for
oJ~
Gui 1-hday. i;m.all l'Om
pan y. typ1og rcq d
~
GUARDS
+ comm. Neat ewear
mg. Dll MG!i6 liousekee per·Ma l ur e
penon to work .mets &
bobda.Js ID Ch.arJe Of
small bousebold. llust
dnw.CIG«iOl
!IO:AT STORE
~EWTVES-CtuJdn!n
to sdll~ Want to make
ma money"' If you re
friendly, ~ble &
Cll:llldeaeioull we want
you for o ur n e w
l"l'lltandl. dd,y hrs. No ex: er needed. App!) m
penoo &.ooemill Ter
raae. 2915 Raibill. C. M.
IMSftCTOltTIWMEE
To Warn all phases of in·
specUon. Musi pa:;.'> com
pwzy pbys1cal 10cl. back
X·ta.Y· TM.m~ appltcu
t1o n s ll ·IU o n l>
Strat o fl e1t. 17671
1\rmstroOR A\-l' In
E.0 £ J\ ~VIS Ind
f!ISJRANet: O.AlMS
Oxmn & person.ii um ....
SiA1ary open Goud IJcm·
Clll Otaot' 8 i!33 ~
tntenor plant m.i111
tenance Fu II .'t I' .1 rt
ume avaiJ . .am !>l2t
INTERIOR Lndsc11 111
tenor l~mbcJ pl' tu
:.eeks person t.o ddn t' r ~
\fN.ltll ~ ~lak prd
00.BX>
tiMHTORY
~TOR
Oll"p headquarters tor oJ
stat ewide (1nan1·1a l
services firm. f'"a..'\b1on
lslaid to nm uweu\ory &
reoesvuig, suw;>ply unkr
ing, mvent.ory control,
mall proccss 1nR A.
speual proJed..S Exp n.·.
q 'd . C all 640 -0ll!:J ,
9 ~
Jeai1anal routes, rel.la·
ble. trus\wortby JD·
d avidua l s. O wn
trans/phone. all·2"13>
JAMTOllS
Needed full time a t
Fad:wJn laland ~R
<*II.er & Newport Be.ad!
manna. Janrtonal a n
dlOF l1gbt masnt.coan<'t>
l:!ltpeneoce prderrt'd
Excellent C'O nlpiilnY
benefit'> Apply al
TMEtAYIMECO
1011 Camelt>a<'k
Newport Eteat'h 644 1~;
Equal ()ppor Jo~ployt'r
Jlt ACCOOKT AMT
/\A or t:'XPt'rlf'nr•·
equvalent. t•orpornll' 01
fl('e ol health ma.n1t~t'
menl co !'ipl lh ·h
~
~tchen helpl'r I' T
llD:'.ti & dlnnt-r sh1(b 1:.1
ad> MelllC'atl Re.I Thi
Pbz.a dl'Cafe 411111 H1rch
$... SH. 95.'>-:ts&I ----
LU.OMAN
Prefer expr in pmdur
1J(ll t"f'ra11ll c c & llll 1! &
J!l.iz1nj! Spao1.,h
f'}l@sh de!.irablt" t ;()0(1
~-~
LEASING & SAW
"lewport BeaC'h Aulo
ir.lsmR Co W1 II l rain
Comm1s.'uon + rar a I
,..... ~meal A«"'
Ill o.t.a Mesa. ...m " pt!l'\iiCoced Meat Cuttrr,
Deb Penan ., ()Miter
H!!ip OIJ) Man t.hru f'r I
uam '° Jpm.. ecz..«>1.3 roe
aAt.
MICHAMIC ~ & doaMStk Ex·
pr'd. 50/50 •lltll. Busy
CNIUtian....._, ---------
~CAL
MPGTEQNCIAtil
Two years exp..-ne n<'e
'W'Ork1ng with minute
parts Medlt'ol compiio Y
J:.xcellent benefit-. &
~ oood.tUons ML'
.,IOll V14')0 81"\'J On ly
~ M'elonli! pt'mtanent
~mtflt neoed ·~I)
Clll l Susan. 6tl 1-3!00
*1!cal fo"rlfot ofl If\'>
t)'JJUU! pwf .J y,..., f'XV
Ul'.llcCor~~~\lor
t'\~6»"750
Mldca1 i\Ml.!>L.1111 .. TIA 11
& baclt oU.C'I! ap.-nenr•
hl'lpful L.£11 Ann J t
~$UO»
~lt<d!l·lll
i'~Pl'nf'nt.'f'd med1ut 1 )(
f1l~ Mitn.ll!er for .I in
t•'fTIJ.'>l 'Ul L...gW\J l hll~
l:.ill 770 31ilfl betw1· .. n
!.l.im & Jpn1
)1£DICAL ASSl!:il k::x
pt'r Typum N.U an-J
No smok1nli! llr., &
~~ 646-~l~
lilfdca! ~t. exper
for buly ID°Ok)fzy ofh~
Call Anoe. 8C'1.«J04
~TIAIM&
Medical mamdact..~
t"o mpa n y nf'ed' a
~eT M8dun~ "hol>
t'Xpenence r eqw rt!d.
h11i!b acbool m•<'h1ne
s hop ok. E1t"e l le nt
benef.ll.!. " wortaai: ('Oil
dJUOO..'> ~IOO V le JO
area.Only Uio.e .lftiunR
pt'n"QaDml. t:~)'ment
nfllld OIPPb' Cill I ~.
581...Dl
MOTB.MAJOS
tUll \.U~. i'.nith.'ih Sl)C.&I.
1nw Good bt•1H'i 11 '
1'42 all 1
MOTOR ROUTE
I t'TUne<1I u l 1 • ov µM1un11 '
for part tHno c.1man~
'11¥• Dual~ 111101 hJ' ,,
nUor ~l· li\J1h1blt• In
ti-I. 'Q.ttJ1 I ~"lr,un.1 ,Ct,.,,
lit hvt>n . Jht·rnnun
\\11nd.lv thru l-'T11\.p
mo>mlnl(' SulurdJ., (..
~\ "\\! monthh 1k,.,r
rollt'l;t1un., ~J rnin~
J bout s..':1110 pt r n10tt111
g r 11 ' ' ll 1 l I .1 h f ' tr.i,n,~311011 .ind ,m,111
ra:,li dcpo.-.11 rt•qu1 •t•ll
('al I h4.! 13~ I h i..l, r
<Juel k"t for 0. ·1,111,
~pPr
P~TE-UP
~
111\ruti Jl.N. l'l8el. 7-3 • 3--ll.
Dal. dlle d 1111.)'. ~
D.0..N. fart Mela c.on-
~~·1.2570
Newporl Bl•d C .M .
IQ-Oii).
714-831·1100
~ NISBeS Alde&. All sbi.ft.s
Goad ~ ol PllY. J'oi&.ex ·
prr ne<' Will t rain
l:.ertt!1cauon program
.avadable ~y Port
~es<s Convaleacent
tnpnal. 2570 Ne'Wport
8hd.CM 642 ~
!1<16'Sl.IU:
I. \'!II'~ 7 J 30 &: 3-II :J.1
lll> JS lo SL 75 per hr
Outs t.todinit ~nefll,
~ & ment r..u.sc:. .:
'M!lt'IL' \ .tC3Uon after I
)T l&a)Ot° ~c.&1. den
L.11 & We &n'> al oo COt>l lo
e~ f'\uship Con
vale~cc n t C.:nl e r
~ ----
OfC MGQjSCTRY
f or i.mall l"0 *1n ~·
anft.J ~ f um nr Ul'
Au ·port Amb1t1ou:.
mature. 6lablt:.' lyp1·
~ 7_" 75.2-7~
(Jft~ help need~ for
,...iiy grvwuu Otl co. Ill
C.M. Mull be (OOIXl wtlh
f1~ aod bave P«'·
Vlllllll dfwe ~neatt
l\:JsWoD offers vanely
..s a a ••n'*ty to a
mol1va\ed UMS1v1dual
Oall far llRJl. .....
ar.ee
Lac+*gfar
afmwayto
e911ed1a
SSS? You'U ftnd 1t a l 1'•11>
li1nJ t~ a.""t«:n men~ <1va1la ble tor J
du)'. Wttk . mont h or
~
A pt'nf'« ~rt.uru1 y for
~T l 'D t.'\T S A
TFA<1lE R."> lo f"J m t>A
ir.i SS dunn~ L 1,t•·r
\ llt'al.l<Al
•rfl'tST
• 5':CnT A.IUU
•WOii>
fllllOCISStNG
•a.aKS
•ASSB•BS
* WAR&40USE
' II I' A p t' r I l' n (' l
~'ar) Top Po)
Plud V11catJon.' lk1l"r
r.tl bau.c:-:'Ii EV 1£ R , \ ,.,.:t.
Cltl I or <'Omf' m toda \
lrvine.133 \441
2102 B~.,tnl"!>S Ctr Dr
•B
MIVll ·-,,...,.
BNlb. .. spray. Exp' _..~eo.•1-ulcn
~ill I •CA•&&
'Ille ~ o.n.ny ts
aeeldag • ,011t1vr,
lf!r\'ltOe oneot.ed perlOl"I to~ u a PartlOK
Booth Caahter at
beautiful Newport o.a-. Our~ CJ(. firs....,.. •• ~· ~ve .alary. P\e.e
~~BOCKIE ,,. ... co
500Ne9poirt Cenlef' Dr sae B>Newllort Be1tch
C714t~ll9
Eqla1 Oppor Etupk)yer
Pl«fTINE
1 lem-tpm Also 6pm
1pcn Pltg. food & ctnnn
f •r take out order:"
(714 1152·5401 Jerry
Z.5Pm
PJJ«fTIME .,. •• s
Ala5l tn edJter ~Uf'\lt"Y
contblted f roo> OUT of
fior at Uw Ofanae Coa~l
Dally Pilot _, 30.•1 Jtl
Mon-Pn !* .» I 30 Sul u r
day Greet for eollel(1an"
..t moonil~ ~pr
... k () ~ l. 't
~1REMf"~"IT IS \
G<.HH> \OIC t . < ,.11
6G-C32 I t'irt 31 l aru· 1
!>.:.> PB ~a\ lhru
l'hda)
PART TIME
EYBIM6S
Et>le-rpns1nR adull
~ 21 wuh [)yn.ima1
A d • P n l u r u u '
penan3UUc:>. wht• t!n)'1\
work1 0 ~ w ith •• nrJ
adJV"..t..l.llf( ~ ¥1("''
10 to 13 S4 I.() hr Io a.Ulrt
SlW .. Week pouc>llJI
l:"1Dnl> ~1 t.n <!!ICJ
bflween2 and6 PM ASK FOR LAv au:
£..0.E.
Part y Cona ull•nll
a.rt.n Penoo. full
tmir mctadmg Sat AW
ly 11112'!1 Nil• p«t B.lvd.
CW-
Mm~
mfMlaER
'MUI et lea5t I year .-x
penf'nce. prelerab l~
nrwspaper ..:x~llen l
~ benefl1:-Appl)
between 9AM &-6PM
~y lhru Jo)"Mb \
APPLY l."lf PERS01'\
O.•HGECC>.\ST
DAJLYr.LOT
llOW.IAYST.
COST.AME.SA
~a..ty-...,r
PBX Amwt'tUll< ~n H.'t'
~ Mutun. 111·
Pt'Odablt· u.,, A •'YI'
.. hd\., fa.pt'r pn"I liul
I -.tlJ tram t)4., ;5Jl
Picture framer. part
tune. expenenced An
Wortd Frames, iii() N
a.. ~' Lag. Bell_
~
Pr&School Teacher w1o111t·
ed. Cert.lf1ca.le or ex-
penaice AM " After
!Ulm in NeWport &un
~l &isan~
P'IUMnMG
U !IOU at\! 20 or ovier. d.
~ for lt caret:>r OJ.I
parU&Uty U\ pnnlUJ1<. a11
ply 61. PENNYSAVEH.
ml P\aftnlla, CM
I' R 0 D ' CT l <1 .._
TKA1NEE IWbber 00..1 •
product.> Irvin" ar\' ..
Mu"l P""' l"ompJn\ ~ICW 1nd 11 bitcil X
ru) TaKm~: 4:1ppll c-dtflfl
h1-.n K&lo 1,nl•
~tr .itllf I • >. I 71o I
Arm,tron · 1\v1 Ir
l-.1 l }'... \ M'fld.!Vl I 111!
U1
l'role,~1ondl r t1•Jnll ..
1Cfb Wlllltec:I Wi 1l l ram•
( .ood :.a.Jar. ~ pmmc•
1100' avaitablr '411 I
h..•'\ own tran.'>(J(lr\.Jl)()f•
c.....Jl roe -'Wl _546 2393_
l''T. taH food order
l.il..<'r l'lt'd'""'
pt l'l!l(XlCIJlly Lunt"h & du:
nrr •1hl.fb El ChOlo Me'
ll'lltl ~ Ttw Plau di' nui> 4881 Hlrch St. NH
ll.)!).:Bill
Real ~ SU:,perscn
Uan';ed Attract I Ye 8a 'I
View office PTogr~" c
comm1~s1on :>plt t
61'J.8ril .
Rm! &ut.e Saies START
.0010COttt tlSSION
WEOP'FER
•NP' ·Mesa 8-'d !lffmbef'\h1p
• I rvtne lban1 M LS
·~M)Q•~l
·~Tenrunal • ~tu ldta~ wrth ron
fen-net" rOOUl. k it c ht t'
t jOjitJt:> & mor ..
I .nw mflf1lh t y ((-.
t .\LL TQU,\'
IUJECHIP
NOP&llES
557-.. 436
ReatEstat. .............. "
AW5t.t
\ppltr"n' mu~r h ',.
-tlulj.! buukl.t'('tlll\I: ,, lt1
* fllX OP8lA TOR •
f'Wt llD' ()( hill lt m1
d;a .... 0( l'\l~ '.'ltu. ... t ~·
.tbl~ t o worlt '<Om•
-.1'.allh T)'1>1n•• ak1I -
rfq Mou\) <"O l:leni!I IL
1-~n-:
l' .ind r1 J 01•.,h
~·""r"l~• n J ' 'I.• 11 '11 •
ptl'lll1lfl Wiiii I ntr•
l"''t f \ \,t rt.•.1 • ,, .•'t
n~~l t•ompan•
Lf'11al ur u• .t\'1.l rr
t~l.<ill' eiprnenc• prt
fernd. Top ~•!.tf' 1, •
pnllt.,,,.100'11\ (ll"lt '1 lt t~
l:all"er persor1 ~bm 1
~UITll· d.lld "' ... f' h.
ton all«-rl!Or M 1
~m ~· r.ewpor1
( t·ntt•r !Jr St• ~1•
'\, 1o1.pur' lko<'I• l',\
!DB'
t a:.h. b are •..O.W. 11 l •
Al1µort are.I·~-; r.77
•PIX•
Employment avail. i.n
multi s urroundings.
Competitive pay, in·
tttview & hlTe. For more
'Ullo. call Tod Services
9'nMm>
cnJt<l'El\HELP-Moo·
Fh. lt"s. 11~ to 1:30.
~
CUSTOOl.AH
Teup>rary tlelp. 2 PM to
10 PM. call Chuck. Mon
thru fttdAly. 631·2.81!()
lllCBV AM.& CURI<
1mnied. opeomg for in
d1vidual w good or
ganiuUonal & t yping
skills & exper In AH
Trial Balance & mvo1c
mg. Computer exper . pm. but. wm train. Good
Co. Benefits S8S()tmo .
Penoooel:549-4834
f\Jll & part time All
a r eai. Uniform'
furnished. Ages 21 or
over Ret.an'd wekome
No expenl'n~ nee· /\pp
ly Uruwr.rnl Prot~1.1on
St>rv1ce, 1226 W 5th
Stn.'\'t. Santa l\na In
t.ervleW hoor.. 9 12 & I ~
Mmthn.t fh
• .11.tWIUll'C Ex pea ed m rorrie SlllOO to Sil()(XI mo
('714!~~
u.MIRY AllD MAH
SMwexpr Will l non fo\ill
& or p tim e Cull for
appt ~:m:i
,.,th 11l 1-1.t I year t:'-
1,,. ni:nrt• prch'rJhl\
'~"'paper i':xcelh nl
<'OlqlQllY bt•neftt~ l\pplv
I)>'(~ 9 AM & Ii l'~l.
Maday lhru fo'ridu)
CJUW'9f COAST
DAil Y f'tlOT
llOW.t.ySt.
H\d.. Sch.. S.Si ,J49M
l61S2 Buach 8.lvd 123(). E
Laona Niguel. 831.Q>tZ
27fl57 Cabot Rd
Equ.al~y ~ .. M/1'0 H
TAB ans ~r'\ hb .i
few po11 at ioru. Opt n in
1\Js St\. CM. & HW1t H
areas Vant!d sluft~ PT
or F 'f Many outs\ and
ing ~Ill< Won nl'ar
)Oa" ~ & \!Am 11tuk
~le.i.m
~1'464 F. () ...
••sen 11B.
MANAGIR
.Nc.1.1 1'); Ult Dis p I av C.o
~ for L'OOrWnwlOr
t.no1o1.l1r11:" 1n t h•
JCrUpl:ur .art.• & arC'h1lt't·
Lura! dr::1 tu nit tie IW'h l -
,\ JOO wtth f ulul\• If Wlll
~'°"'~~~·--
f'1•0pft nl"t"fll"d II'
:..11n•t"I H1•. rt-nfe.
1011 <-11mm1-" n1'
"'1PIY at Bra.nch below c:rc.u:
MS P'URCi:tl.
'71AIMJ·2Z!2
Bl.JmAP_.RK
ID1 i.. Palma Ave
Olln'AM'SSA
-SlllWO& LMJUNA HILLS .. El,...Rd.
1111"/B
Ql5TGOIAH
Cor lovely apl c:ocnplex in
K.B. XlDt PQ6itioo for n!· uree. Apt + salary. For
~S21-8Ml.
CUSToe SlllYICE
ElqJer ae<:. Lema.le. It
typtng, proficiency
w/flgures. 10 key by
touch. :llot company
bmeflts, ()ppty (CM' ad·
v...cemeot. 1.nformal d~ C.M. Call l4ilM al\
9Alll~.
Delicatessen Help. Ex·
perimoe pn!ferred, over
l8. t\111 Thne.
MU6l9
Delivery. sales & &0me
cleaning. full ume won.
Apply In penion. Green
Haven Pat.io Shop, 2133
NaqJort Blvd.. CM
D&LJVERY AM . LA
1'11*. $100 per week.
~Bib, .....
_...AA.ASST. ,...,,...
Frln4&1, tonaeniaL
.MMa V•r.d• ofnu. ~~ef'J!b~
.. •wllo•uU to .... ~--·
Factory Worke r s 1n
dwdcal ref1MrY. F\.111
time permanent pos1
lions. High school
cbemstrY or \\'Or k ex
perleoce ;with chemicals
hellJ(ul. Day If everunit
s hifts . Will tra i n .
med1cal insurance
bemf.ds. s-ld for by Co
Paid vacation plan .
amrit bonus plan. auto.
Salary increase pro·
gran. _E. 0. E. 649--321111
f'ad«y
IUEAM4JOIS
We bave lml'Jllld. apen·
inlsfor
Wareiloole .wembly~
Fad«)'
FEE JO~·
PAIDWP!EKL V
HAJRSTVLIST·S75 chr
1!!e. new 1alon. N. 8. A&k
for Om or Dan 752-2299
lllrldyman for local apt
~ 40 bn week Sot
~-87S--9'9 or~3311t.
Homemak.ers·1f you have
heerl tbuakln.~ about a
carert' here's the perfect
oPP>rtWUty. If you've
b*1 aoroe collo1e ex·
perlenoe and werest in
health &i nut.noon and
1Lkawa11.ln8 wl\h people.
""' will Ltam you to 11n· dll1l&ADd your own nutn ·
llonal needs and help
dhers with tbeU"S. Start.
ing s.alary llOO 1mo + benefits. After 6 mos.
you will earn over
SUXX>/cno with wporturu·
lY (or management. For
-.. call Great E.arth
Vlt.afBns. tmal2.
MAID
P\eaur1l workul11 rond1
lions Fttime. lnqwre
within The Inn Al
Lagma. 211 ~ Coast
~. 1Agl.tnl Bear~
Mak1os
F\all t ime ~' ror
room attendants Ah
Blbll Motel. Good work
Q)g condluon..., Exp re
qured. Appty Ul pel"llOO
only. ml Newport 81,
CM
*IA. CLERJC
Coldwt"ll Banker Real
Ell.ale, 10 to 12 hn pu
week. tk x1ble hour.,,
'deal for s tudent
~.Mn.Johnson
M~mao-~r
i. ,wA complex m C M
BetiNi or MIJll, f213 I
&3851.
MAIPfl'ftlAKCI! MAN e Unit .tuft complex
~.-.a
GA.RAO E SALE •d" ln u. o.uy Pi tor brinA h •P·
py r.uJta. To place yowr
draw1DI c ard. pho ne
6CHl711 today'
C:.-Meea
..... Q; # I r1lllity
···~ 1'.1Gln' U.UB
Doorman. floorman &
exiit'I" lltodter . r or rug ht
d uh Wiii tram. £•xpt•r
~ Uill \1art) aft a
PM~C M
MOW._llNG
NJ..TIME
F.xpandmll rt\a1l t'll'I.'
tnnCS fi nn L' now ac ~ aPCJiicauon' tor
full lime eatployment
Salary & c-o mm.1ss1on
u litwilet"urate w exper
Will t r11n Call Enc
~
Tra1nin1t program
available for Cl'r t.
Nurses Aide Good
salary 1-3 or II 7. f\111 or
p1t1me Muu Verde
(DMI. tbp.
Ntl~SES AlDE.S
Nilldllt fnl'..P.M 11hlft m
491\1 "°"' o..s .-w-k .. cmlb. Xlnt Mn• •Jm , 1\1>.W IM•trly
Manor. i•O Vict oria,
CM.
eP'nCIAN
~~ Manaaer ror ~ BNch office. AA!lY ID Mr Rust. CSO.
.laJ> No. 8nMol St .• N. 8
~or S42.3S"ll
OllD£R Dm< Cl.UK -
AJl.O perts warebome
Exper. GoodMve. New
oo u.&.ul ana. Call (or
---~7la.4
Ordrr desk, full lime
Qua ck learning. self
motivated indavldual
W'IU'I &OOl1 cle:n cal amt or
p01Qt100al skills for
pubhi bn1g coaapany .
Jbt be ~. b&l'd ~. c.b.ance to learn
ClllU re .bta.5 U\e ss . C.a 11
~aaz Mr Amdl
s Years cmmmum ex
penentt. man•f!t'mf'nt
pmdJan. Elcpenem't' m
all pbues of person
nell\aborl bmei1t1>. et('
Extell~t tle11ef1t' It
~raed"l(Jl!lli. ~
lnClll Vuuo aHu Only u...-..permanmu
ttqAoy...-ll ~ ~y ~a.m..111.-i
......,.f *5dlftl
f\ill W.. "'"'1 J>O." I ticn Fnandl,y. congerual
atm g I e. 6-c.-t'\'el>
" ....... 2111
~
PHOTO CLERK t..
needed for pa rt-tamc-
evea IPM lCI 11 PM .
Aa".161188
< '.111 Buel I h·11 ""''
f7t .. JIMW502
~-Xlat l:rJIUl. r rr, fkx. A)1 h r..,
lmaMlli pol1Uon Sa'
~e w 1abtl·
l y ,\sk for Cht'rt
ttC4IO'i
~-·For
-.ml m.p. Sar 4t9ml
413l·ICllO
R EC E P T I 0 N I S ·T
S£0R!1M~V · .t8'
rnedlatie ~ for Ill·
<bvuiual w/a.blh~y to
bllod.le •-.iy • pheaet-.
,_.ral • oltlce ct.It.._,
.. ... ~.ExaeM.m
t>om~nY 1beot' f 1\•
S11\11.ry bised 01\ ·~
pmeK"e' OtJ l forwppt
TM44Nr71 ~OtE
~"9'1'J2"
RIC&P'l' ndt\ioan1.
p w.. ,.. IPOl1
Bad I.A• l'\nn Meda
P ltlcne Ulephonr ...-.'«. ~~c:::na.t
ti. \M LPM. ll1:nl u.
Smit NMllDl' to it) ron
T'unl. PO Ho x 2T lhl
~~
.... i/Q.BUl
forblay real e.tate •A1«-m Nrwpon Beart-. Onh
~(' U<'t.H• apph
('anlS apply c .. 11 y.,,<M'l.IW
at Waterfn.nt Sal.tsbury
R. E. • 673..f"AQJ
RICIPTIOMST
'Mth or without typllll(
needed. ToP puy ·rt·m
pora,ry Ir full time Gall
'JWServkes al 979 0164 ..................
llC8'1'10HIST
Ext'ellenl t yping rl'
qured. heavy pubbt· con
tact. good l elt'phone
mannensms reqw red
Excellent benefits &
Wl1riting c:ondJ\ ions M i:.
SMXt VieJO area Only
Onie S4!ekmfl pennancnl
~I need apply
Oil I Susan. 581 ·:ll:ll
R&IT AL HOSTESS
ror lovely H B. apt com
plex Salary + bonus
For appt 521-8541
R.E SaJes
Real Jo:,t;i11•
Ht'Sl'•'1.'1hlt· m.Jlun• IJdy
to l'.Jft" ror .. 1derly
i;:l1ltlemm 111 t'XC'hang<'
ror rm& bd pl~ ,m .. 11 al
IOWatl(.'l' l.u.RUJ\J Beat h
•ln'a QUI 494 9500 aft
71'~1or bcf l LAM or Ad
:-..ut·r i: 172 642 .iJOO 24
hr'i
Restaurant
BOB'S
HOME OF THE
OIG BOY
lr.uncd1a1P open111J:S in
uurfanu.ly n·~tauranb al
111•,trby IOC"aur.111..' Wt· rt·
QUlrC Oh prl'\IOU ... l'\.
IJl;'nencc Jmn our fm•rul
ly team Com~· 'l,.. u..., II>
<Jay IJPtween 2·4pm
Waiters. Wat~Ues
Mm T . ~am~
Wahn Waitnue~
Mai09tf Train~
Cashien
23152 Averud.t dc la
Utrlotta. J~guna I hlb
1311 1-.dmger II H
3355 S Bnr Loi
Santa Ana
4501 Campus Dr Jn tnl'
Equal ()ppor Empl) r
Restaurant
SGT. PS'PBtOHl'S
Pf?ZASTORE
Nowlu.nng for full & part
lJ!JlC openings V at)'UIJ!
days & houn. ideal sup
plemental income for
housewives & student. ...
().-progressive, grow
mg company offers op
portlmities for advance
nlfli based on you.r Job
performanre Pleasant
~ condtt1on:i. Must
be 18 & over Apply m
per.iQ'1
ZU>S.E Bnstol
Sant.a Ana Heights
549--8674
1 Between Jambor~ &
Campus!
E 0 E ----
Re&l.aunml
COOK. De pendable
person to w o rk at
modern health foods
hnch CCM'lter prepann~
sandw\cbea ~~ salads
Will tra.in uruf orms f um
Exlrt medical & dental
bend. Apply 111 person
Lindberg Nutnll<>o ask rar Mgr. So Coast Plaza
mt Bristol St C M btwn
Clroulsel & Bullocki.
Ret!Uurant HAMIUIGER
HAMLET
W A IT ERS or
WAJTRESSES nffded
Exp'. preferred. Apply
l:twn 2-S Mon l.hro Fr I•
dQ. UC) Adams. Coat.a
Mesa.
BOJLLa W' ~ Cook•.
~or hOlta. App\)'
In person •l Colony
JQle'beft, 27142 Ort•I•
Hwy ., San Juan
Cipslrano.
MMITISING
SALES nw Orii.ty Pilot ~I> .tn
unmedi•te opcwn.i for .i
i.alei.per:i.on "'1l h
ni.'Wlpal)Pr <fispl11 \ Jd
\ert1s10g t>xµeneni:.-
GoocJ i..dary , 1·om
mMIOl\s & l!~rdlcnt fr
~ booeliu. uc:-ellent
growtll opport wut1e. for
a pen.on with lar~r am
btl.Jom.
Gall for appotntml'nt
llHECO~T
DAILY PILOT
714-642~. £xt 277
Cqual Opponuruty
Employer
SALESCOUNSELO RS
Remember when you
~ a lad and wanted to
earn your own morw> ~
Well, ~e have :.everal
lod5 who do. but Lhe>
need a mature 8SSt'rt1 \ e
adult \.o chaperone and
counsel \hem in ~ale:.
onented }Obs from 6 !I
PM daJly $4 00 hr tn
Sl.lirt. SlOO 00 week pott>n
Ual Pmne 6"2 4321. Ext
250bet~2and ti PM
A5K F'ORL.AURIE
EOE
Sale!>
Distrid ManacJtr
Trainff
l>wly Pilot newspaper
1·1rc·ulauon depJrt m1;m
ftus h11i:ltly socces~,rul
kx·al Ol'"Wbpaper has an
opef\U\Jit for a tramt'<' in
the urculat1on s.Jlt'~.
~rVU'e & <'Ollt>ttton <1rcJ
St-le1tl'd applicant "'Ill
f'l'Cl.'l\e .1 l.i~ral slarttn,.!
salary, rt'gularly
:.cheduled raJSes. bonw.
opJXll1 uru lll'S & many fr
1'lge benefit!> sur h .,._
PJld vacations. paid
.1!1l1'4> ltl.SUT ant-e. IJ ft' lO
-..uranC"c & dental co'
f'r.~e
\ppltta.n~ mll.'\t bl' lR.
h.ne a good dnnni: n·
nJf'd } lo\.&n. are j!eneral
ly llAM 9PM. Mnnfl;i,
Ulru fo)"adav Satunld\
O\t'rt1mc .;vall:iblt' ;i..,
nt-eded.
H you an.' Q u;1.1Jf 1 ed & a re
intcrt':>ted Ill learning th••
ncv.-i,paprr c1rcul<1ttv11
tlU'>lflf"-~. co~ to the ot
flC"e. 3:1) W Bay. l'oe.la
\k•,a Ask for II arr, or
Ken Goddarn <.>nl} ~PP·
h beton> IOA~1 of ;,fler
2P\l. l'floo fo'rr Jo. 0 ~
~\U'},
hJJJ & part llmt C o'<la
~t·~a & lfunl1ng11in
l:iedC'h Jrt'.t\ Call
642 ZlflJ
SALES PERSONS
Ptnooahty plir-. adults
1oworlc ,,.1th and
rn:Jllvate lod.'i Over 21
si OOHr to start
In LaP.una. Cli p1"1rano.
SanClcmentrart.i'
S!Wa wrek pntt'ntt.al
PilTTIME
EVtMHGS
PHONE:
642 43'll or 49f>.6800
Ext 250. Between I 5
PM.
Mk for Andrea
Sales
Radio Shack has full
time career op
portlWl.les & part t1 me
Job oppor\W\Jt 1es open
1n11 up now in the
Newport Beach area If
you are military retired
or a CX>llege graduate or
are C"urrenlly gomg to
<Dllege & tughly motl\ al-
ed for mcreased cam
1n1ts b a!.ed on
performance. pleas4.' ap·
pfy at· 2700 West Coasl
Hwy,N.B
RADIO
SHACK
A TANDY COV.
E.O.f..
TRAIM&S
CONTRACTOR SUP-
PL I ES. TOOLS &
HARDWARE. NOW
tOIUNO YOUNG MEN
OVE R 20 . SAL. +
COMM. $200-~/WK
FULL CO. BEN. CALL
~.
.SU.
W a nt td · young
llilelpenon ror ~s
Etltlion It.Oft, Apply l.n
penoo· 2ZJ3 W Balboa
81-..d Newport.
SEX."R£l'ARY tUU tlm<'
1)'JI(' S5wpm. x.tnt pbont·
\l'fhn1Que Mon f"r1
ti J0.4 30 N(•a r u C
dtrport (.;ind) "'
Consumer Rt•:.po11!.t'
!.6'>3452
SECRETARY /l!GAL
~C&n'!ll
Minimum 2 year'
Qillfonua expr m fam1
ly law and l.Jllgauon Call
Debby 959-9199
SecretarY p 11ml' (;all
ttvm9am& lpm
493-2571
Secm.anaJ
EXEC. SEC'Y
Headquarter" omrr of
The J o lly fto~t·r
Restaurant rh.am has an
opening for Jn t•x
pencn ced F.'1Cl'C'ut1Vt'
St"Cf'Etary Nn ~hortha nd
rcq'd. but outstandtnJ:
lypUlfl skills art> n~ed
& d1<taphone expenenrt'
helpful P osit ion re
QI.Ires some acrountin.i
duties Lovely office.
~· ro n ~en1al lit
mo~phere. plus xlnt
benefit p;ickage mrlud
111,g mediC"al & dcntnl in
Sllrclllct' & nmfit shannl'(
Apph in person from
~mt.o4pmat
THE JOLI. y Rue; ~:H
l~C
17042 G1llt:tll' A"' In
1\.\ ~\6-(13JI
SECJlETARY
The Jolly Ro~er Ad
rrun1slr:H1ve OH1ce I!>
looking for an t'\
penenced M'<'relar) for
lht•tr ~1 ana~em1·nt
Development Dept Pt)!.1
lion requ1r.-., xlnl
stn'thand & ~>l>•ni: 'kill"
& a pleasini;e \d~·µhont·
per,onal1q Prior
rt>staur,rnl l'l\l>t'fll•nn•
-iuJd IA.· " tlefo11t.. plu'
UJ\t'IV ''""~ ..... 'ICl 'll tx•nc:fii p;Jl'k.111;• Appl~
111 IJl'l'SClll from Kam lpm
a.
TllE JOLLY ROGER 1
1'.'C
170<l2<:tUi>Ut· /\vt· In
114·~(1331
SECRETARY
Heade; rt rs offt ce uf in
du:.-tnal stL'cl prcx.hx·h
l'O ha., t·an't·r uppor.
" ~er} #!OOd $tro~t11
~ for exec· :.cc'\'
" 4-5 yr., expr Bencfrb
pkg & sa.Jar\ based CIO
skills & cxper Gail
714 494-9349 tM F. after'.;
pm& w1cnd.<.. anytime 1
SecrEl.ary for small offu·l·
m Ni-Sch. Need dc~·n
dable person w .llood t ' p
~ 7AM 3 :JOPM S<llar\
open '.fl~(9)1 As k for
l:lhel -------
SEC~ARY
A top nolrh
secrct..aiy t YPI!> l OC't '<i~ I
to support a bu">v
New-port Center l:.x ecw.w s1.1te Knowll"dgc
of IBM M emory
typewriter hc!pful, 60-70
wpm w transcription ex
perience Must be able to
work independently &
deal wrth many types of
>Mrt Sala!')' to $11 .400
644-7180
Secretary wanted to work
rar 2 dynanuc Newport
Beach exceullves Self
starter with good lypmg
skills, can be recent hig h
school grad. 957-8223 -
Sll:RETARY
For canvas product.s ('()
Permanent, full·llme
M'in typini & shorthand.
Various dut1 1.•'I
Knowledge or boats
belp(u l. Prn.C non
sndcer Call 00-22' 7
Secretary 1General Of.
Ike. Xlnt. typing :>tUls
req!Anid. Non·smoker
1850 on to start. Near o.c. Airport. 5'5-7t17
SIK'un\.Y
GA Tl GUARD
Jo~ JW'V•te eommurut)' l....¥uo• ~arb area
V1111abW shift M 00 br
0Lll 4N-8S7l lor •PP'
SEXlJRJTY GUAROO
1'\&.11 fr put t1ml' So or ~ urv1ne. ~ix
Bdl &. l!l Toni No t'X
pet' nee Wi II tram AH
'h1fts avail lmmt'd
upt>rungs Apply bl wn
9lun to 2Jim Bum.' In
t• rnattonal !:>t'c urlly
1m F: <.A!ntcr. sir 102.
Allllhesm 714 ~
SECY BKPR. part full
lime, R E Cu Cd 1\1
SaJary nt>I( Call :i 12
Moo·Thu. 675-IDOO
SIC'YLEGAL SIJOO
<lilgeual Newport olfr.
lit1gat1on up. hca \ >
duint coot.act, oo S 11
Tram to Ill' paralegal
lrvme Personnel AgenC"y
41181:: 17th. Costa Mesa
~234 642·1470
~-
S ERVIC E STATI O:"<.
MAJNT't.:NANCF. n:c11
For roptdly expandini:
011 C'O Call for appl
V'6!&;1
Look1n~ for Sharp
J>rofc:is1onals '"'ek1n.:
'a~ L"lC'Ome 9634142
SHlrPING&
RECEIVING
Male. exper hl'lplul .
~ l.Jfttng 15'1-t\Olt:Ji I
Xlrl company benefit;,,
mrorma.l ofr l' M Call
:'>1.lllle aft !iA~f f>.IJ ~'j()(I
SlfOF. SALi::<; Wunll'll.
full or part llmt• I ;uod
t'o benefit:. rutun•
rru..rTU po:.1t1on' po~''
ble J\pply tn ~Non bet
'lam & 1 IJm Jc'i; S
!Wt.ol. (.' :'>\
Small Part:s As.:i.e m bl>
OeM won area
STARTS4.25
W'IU TRAIN
Apply bl't W!("n g. 11 \ \'
&1 ProdUC"Uon Plarl'
Nt""''JlOrt PeaC"h
S'llAO< BAR l'an t1m•·
111kndi. C:a ... h1er foorl
prep ;\falurt' Sea< 11rr
C'turt.I') '1ub 5.J&l'J!I;<,
Syshtnl 6 Optn
Kelly ha:, 1mmeJ net.U
lor expt'hl'nC"t>d I RM
System ti op\'ralor'
e•vrnrnl( 'lhlft Goort
langw~e ..,k1lb .J must
Cl.II MJll'bhd 847 7058
TillPHONE
SOUCITOR
Lucky You · Wl· are
rapidly expanding our
bus1ne.s & n('(\f'j mor<'
l.Clefi'tonl• -.oliritor.; We
are lookln ~ for re!I poru.1
bll' )'OUllS? ladle"' to \l ork
l'Ye hr-. ~ :.> :Jpm. ~n
Thurs You C"an PJrn
J n , "" h .-r 1· r r '' m
S3 5'~ ~ ~I hr Ttwre 1s nu
""'llmic tn\'Ol'ed & non IJt'r neccs:saJ') <;all ,di
I.pm w\tdys ~ "'k
for~~"'
~·-... ~ 7100 .;;;-.................. .
,.... ....
11MO ,... J .. W.ta w.!
,,_ lrll ~ ,_ b6ck to re
..Uc.y, the l'Mlity that
_.,. )111(1 CAN tam 90
to 9i0 lor • u"' hr work -*! .~1&.u1 ja/hr
~S·»SAM &hlft.. . .,._.,. lftl.onwd
~:REBOTll tNfWJODIT ts AM om~ CALL MIKE
GAlJ..ACER BEFORE
l.lAk SJ79..80lll5
TEL.EX OPERA TOR
A lri11d1nc f1 rm 1n
~ Buch. neecl:.
an expeneoced Tele!o:
~tac P ume from
I J> to S J> pm Mon thru
l'h P\ease call ~ll'
•641).Q]J
•TB.. SECY•
Now binng telephone
M!<'retanes ror .. ne~
roncept in ansv.enng
SCl'VIC"e P ll~or C lime
shift..., avaiJable JncltJ<k><.
some wknds Typing
35wpm re11 'd Man)
l'mployee bt'nt'11b
a~a1lablt' S:il .. q
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COSTA MESA 642-0010
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20b0 HARBOR Bl VD.
COSTA Ml SA 642 · 0010
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556-<053
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n tht t!laht·P•MU booklet were I\)' Council tnomb<ir·11 Ron Pat·
n•on •nd Ruth Finley and City
tHUrtr Warren Hall.
Tiit mer alJO ur1ect vot.era to llt ttat Utt candidacy ot Wea laan.AIWr, an owner ot an lo· tance 11eno1 ln &own.
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Board Eyes
Bus Charges
A report on a plan to char~l'
tudt'nts for ndmg the bus to
and from school to meet 1n
tN.'as~ transportation costt will
be present~ lo the Ocean View
$chool District Board of
Trustees tonight.
S.Vttal trustees have already
endorsed the pay.a s·you·r1Ae ap·
proach. which was introduced to
the Orange Coast in Lagunu
Bea<"h last year
Ot"Hn Vie.. Supe-rtntendent
Date> Coofa.o said be will suqest
trustffS bold off on the con·
trovef'Slal bus plan untal later
~is IPf\QC when lhe dlSlrict's
~ls ~vie'ft'd.
But be Satd ln&stees will haft
to mah a decision toni1hl
•MtMr to ~ a pair ol
M•' m.• bmes lo meet ln-
c~aMd traasportalloo needs
M to .... dOS.&"'6.
H~ u6ct 'I two bmes en not
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Veroed
By The Aasodat.ed Press
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
ruled today that the 50 Amcncan
hos tages mu!.l remain 1n the
hands of the young militants oc
cupying the U S Embassy m
T<'hran until the new Iranian
Parliament decides their fate,
Khomt'in1 's office announced
Th<.' 79·y<'ar·old leader of the
Iranian revolution ary re~1me
Vl'toed Pres ident Abolha:.san
Rani Sadr 's proposal to transfer
custody of the captives to the
IRAQ RAIDS IRAN
OIL FIELDS -A4
rul1n~ Revolutionary Council
a fter a meeting with Bam·Sadr
and Foreign M1m ster Sadegh
Ghotbzadeh
There was no 1mmed1ate com-
m e nt from the militants holding
the hostages but a spolcesman
for the s truggling Mos lem move·
menl, which 1s close lo the mili·
tants , said In an Interview in
Tehran that Iran should be pre-
pared for vigorous American re-
action.
The movement. which bas op-
posed a 1ovemmeat takeover ol
the hoetqes, called the transfer
plan "• plot of the liberal and
compromisers' wing of the gov·
ernment" and added that rt ex
pecta those to try a&aln to
transfer the bo9ta1n to the lra-
nia n 1overnment before the
parliament meet.a.
This unique b(cycle made rrom part of an Gld bedstead
turns a few heads in London traff1r. R1dmg 1t ts Oa\'ld
!:>hurv1Ue. 28. who wal) among tho~ ta.klng part in an
Easter "bikP-ln."
The announcement from Kho-
meini ·s office said the hostages
and the American Embassy
"will remain in the hands of the
milita nt students until the
Isla mic Parliament meets to de ·
c1dt• their falt> ...
I igbt Voting Seen
In Fountain ¥alley
The s tatement added that "the
hl·a Ith of the hostages and their
ltnng place i!. good 1n every
"'ay .. ll !>a1d people are being
allO\.\l-d to obser ve the health
and living conditions of the cap·
t1ves ··under the supervision or
responsible 0Hic1als "
Today was the 156th day in
captivity for the 50 Americans io
thr t:mbassy and three held ifl
the Iranian foreign M1mslr)
Three US clergymen invited by
the militants to hold Easter
'crvlces at the embassy report
ed the hostages were in ex.
cellent rond1t1on
The Revolutiona ry Council
<Stt IRAN. Paie A21
Prison Riot
C.OOtrolled
VISALIA (AP>-About 75
Tulare County honor farm in·
mates Jeered a correctional of
ficer and broke windows with
rocks after a prisoner was ac·
cused of smuggling manJuana
into the facility. deputies said
No one was Injured In the
4S·minule disturbance Sunday
evening which was qweted with
the aid of 3S sheriff's deputies
and police from surrounding
cities.
Tbe ~ident began when of.
fkers at t.be Tulare County Cor·
re(lional Center near he re
learned that a marijuana drop
was planned at lhe facility's ball
diamond.
By PHIL SN EIDE RM AN
01 tlle O•lly Pllet '""' A modest turnout 1s antic•1pat
ed at Founlam Vaill') PolltnJ!
place:. Tuesday. as voters 1n lht·
cit} 's 28 procincls select two cit)
counrll randidatc., from a held
of r. Vl'
The vot1n~ will mark lht• C'on
clus1on of a low key C'amp1:11~n
that has been characterized b}
an abl,cnc~ or mud 'ihn~1ng b'
candidate~ and a lack of burmn ~
local cle<>t1on 1i.!'iue'>
Com pet ml( for the t"' o rounc1 I
seals a re incumbent MJrvin
Adler. an optomt•tri-.t Elh•r)
Deaton. v1ct' chu1rman of the
city'!. Parks and H~c reat1on
Com m1ss1on . John McKnil(ht.
:.ale!> mana~er for a m anufuc
luring firm and a city planrung
rom m1ss1oner, Barbara Hrown,
vice chairman of the city's Plan·
n1ng Commission: and Barton
Shigemura, a USC marketing
student and car wash manager.
City Clerk Evelyn McClendon
said ballots have been mailed to
27.717 registered local voters
She said that in a similar low
key council race in 1978, the
turnout at the polls was 15.7 por
cent. Other local council races in
1970 through 1976 generated
turnouts exceeding 20 percent,
she said.
PolUng s ites wl II be open
Tuesday from 7 a .m . to 8 p.m .
Voters who do not know their
polling place can call the city
clerk's office at city hall.
963-8321
Results will be tabulated at
the precinct level a nd then will
Citjr Choices Told
Twelve eandidatea are seeking tbree open aeata on the
Hunt.Uaston 8 .. cb Clly COUDC?U ln Tuesday's election while
"" tn1d'IUI .,. rwinl for two open politions • tbt Po-.mtain vane1'Clty Council.
Lall 'l'bunclQ, the Dally Ptlot detaUtd Us endorse· meet ol tandld.atee ln eacb city.
l• ~ Beecb, n reeomm.end the 1lectJon of
Ruttt Plnley. Jicll Kelty and w .. RaanJater.
We a11o ~mend Allct.1 Wtatwonb for clty clerk
ud Warm HalJ for treuurer ln Hllllttlqtoa Btacb.
la Fowateln Valley, the Dally PHot recommend•
Barbara BIVWi aiCI John McKn1aht ror tl«Uon to the City ~ .
bl' I rans m1tted to city hall.
whf're they will be totaled and
po-.H-d
M ri.. McClendon pred1cled
that hnal resulls "'111 bt' knov.'TI
b\ Jbout 10 30 pm
• lnjwed Cop
Still in Coma
~rCrash
Huntin~ton Beach patrolman
John Suttle. 29 remained m a
romJ today, ... ix days after he
was knockt'd from his motorcy.
cle by a h1t·and·run driver,
authontJes said.
Suttle. a r1vf'-year veteran of
thr poll<'•' rorce. 1s listed in
cr1l1cal cond1t1on at Huntington
lnle rcommun1ty Hospital.
F ellow officers who have visit·
ed the marned Irvine resident
claim he 1s responding to sound
and said doctors expressed hope
this ls a sign of improv('l(T)ent
Robert Jack Quirk. a 23·year·
old Lakewood man. was arrest·
ed on felony bit and run charges
after he turned himself over to
a uthonlJes the day after the ac-
c1d~nt.
quirk. who asserledly told
police he panicked atler the col·
lision and abandoned his van
near the scene and ran. was re-
leased on SS,000 bail.
Suttle. a part·lime actor. re·
portedly was tut on the bead by
a rear-view mirror allacbed lo
the van. Investigators allqe
that the motorist ran a red lllht at the eomer orEdinger Avenue -
and Golden West Street and
struck the offk:er.
lnveai1atora said SwttJe was
weartq a protective motorcycle
helmet at lbe Ume. .
Man, 93, Killed ..
SAN FRANCJSCO <AP) -A
93·yev-old man oa bla way to an
E11ter Sunday church eervice
WU killed by a blt·ud·Mlll Ila·
llon 'ifApift U hi. borrllled ~fa
looked Oft, Police aald. SU P'tan-
c I 1 co police uld Hlro1bl
Rltaaawa wu 1tn1ck by 1 vtlU-
clt tryln1topus1 pickup truck
1n Sen Franc~--• Sunael o&a.
trict.
Hostage
Inaction
Cited
WASHINGTON CAl'l Pm.1
dent Carter decided today to or
der all Iranian d1plomaL"> out or
tht' country 10 retaliation for a
lack of process on lhf' hosta~c
crisis. a well placed adm1mstra·
t1on official !>aid
The move followed rt.·s1~tann·
in Tehran to trani.fc rring control
or lh<' Amen ran'> from thf' hand'
of m11Jtanl' .1t th(.• cmbas~v to
tht• ruhn~ H.-volut1onarv cOun
Cll
Cartc..-r tooi.. lhl· df'c 1s1on at j
morning m(·•·tlng '4 tlh his top
po Ii <' v adv I ' t· r ' . 1n cIud1 n i.:
Secrl'lary of St ale ('~ ru-. R
Vanct•
Onl· source. e1skmg not be ~
1dent1f1ed. said the..-expulsion or·
der would be delivered to the
Iranian embassy here in m1<l· j
afternoon. but the officiitl who
confirmed the pres1dent1al ac· ,
lion ~aid he was uncertain of lbe
liming. .
Most of Iran 's diplomats in the
United Slates were ordered
home by the Stale Department ,
following seizure of the embassy
by milit.anta ln November.
However, many managed t.o
stay in the country. some by
1eeklo1 polltlcal asylum and
oth~rs by goin" under"round.
CJ rter''> e<1rher order d1rt-<:lt"d
the lnuwul eovemmenl to re· _
duce lb diplomatJc corps in this
eeeDlr7. a.. -.. 3S -JO at the emt-y l.n W•blniten and
five each at consulates in
Ch1ca10. Houston, New York
and San Fl'ancisro.
Officials at the Iranian em · ,
bassy declined .immediate com·
me nt on the reported ne w ex.
puls1on d<>c1s1on.
Carter ht'S1lat<'d in takin~ this
I a test step out of hope that
Pre!>1d('f'll Abolhassan Bam·Sadr
t.tnd ot~r relat1v<' moderate~ in "
lht· Iranian government could ,
;i r r a n R 1• t o h a v <' t h e 5 O
Amcnrans put in their charg1'.
Rut Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho·
ml'lnl and lht• m1htanh blocked
1•v1•ry dltl'mpt alon~ thost• Imes .
E\ 1dcnUy still ruled out by the
pre.,1dent 1s military action or
Olh<'r use or force to try lo break
the '>talemalt• Carter planned to
ronrer with adv1-;er; tn person
.ind by telephone throughout the
dJ) on !>anct1ons a~ainst lrJn as
ht• al!>O prepared ror talk<; tM•gm· I
n1nJ! Tuesdav with Egyptian
l'n•:.1def'lt Anwar Sadat
Tht• pr(.'51d('nt met '41lh na
l1ona l '>ttunty and diplomatic
aid<'' at the White Hous<' for 2• :i
hours this morning and wa<; to
continue the mc.-etmgs this after·
noon
While House press secretary
Jody Powell announced plans
for additional talks during the
afternoon a nd indicated he.
might have more lo sa y laterl· about an a nnouncement or pres·
idential decisions.
Talkmg briefly to reporters
after he returned from an
Easle r weekend at Camp David.
Md .. a grim-looking Carter was i
asked whether he was about to ~
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Coast
Weather
Continued s unny and ..
warmer. Lows lonitht 45 at
the beaches and SO inland~
' Tuesday highs from 74 to82.
IN81HTO•~Y
An A1eodoled Preu wrttn
telt1 of lwr Lou in the receit
1ilver prier c0Uop1t. See
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NEW DELHI, Inell• <AP> -Aflluill'
vlel·M'4...elr b4I ~ .U.. DS:rih ol ltalli
I nerw,Radio P.._t.M ...... i but
re bell wen able to hold the lllllallllUoa.
· 'ft;e bt"oadcasl Sunda)' nla.hl the MOA.l•m lUUrJMll
·overran the 81.&ram air bew allw a baW. In which 7S Aflban
1overnftk'ot lroopjl we-re klUed. ll 11v. no aceouot ol rebtl
cuualU and d1d not aa,y .,..MD the ftfhtl,_. occurred. The
Keneral wos oot ldent1f1t'd
Thu otnclal Sovte-t news att"MY Tau ct.nled "1)0fU of I.ht
••r b ~ul"l'. uyioc "certain c tt• In th Ulllled &ult•
s)mply t'AMC>t 6?l"t' up &heir habit of fabricellng aJt .oN ol ln·
v nll~ about lht> ~11tu11uon an Alpanbtan ·· ..... ., ...... ,.,,..
TOKYO tAP) Th\• dollar rOM tn he1tvy trading on
Japanesti currl'nt>y exchanges today, closms at 2'80 55 yen after
ruchtng a 2 1, year peak or 26l 80 yen earhtr m UM. momloa.
The dollar ialnt>d today despite the Bank ot Japan's spend·
ang about $180 miluon to suppor1 w yen. deal n aatd
Gold Wld 6il ver maukcta ln Euro~ were c~ tor the
Easter holiday. .
But gold Jumped $34 tn New Yon to Wl, apparenUy due to
Increased tension OH'r Iran. and silver wu up fO centa In New
York to $15 2.S
~" F~ars Lfneer St~
NEW YORK t AP> -5'ock prtcet moved broadly lower to-
day amid i_ndications of a wonenill1 h'oeuce •ffuaUoa in Iran
and new evidence that the economy is s._pplnc Into a receMlon.
The Dow Jones averaae of 30 lndu•trlalJ fell 11.ia pomta to
770.90 after four hours of tradln1 u ~lining atocb led advancers
by a mareJnof3·1 ln New York Stock !xchan1etradlne.
~t County Cities
Hold Co11ncil Vote
Most communities throughout
Or ange County will elect coun·
<'ilmen Tuesday and in Brea,
voters will ballot on the issue of
rent <'Ontrots.
Anaheim will also elect a
mayor. one of the few com·
m unities in Orange County
whl'r<' tht• citizenry elects him
separately
Key issue~ that have fueled
prc·e.lection debate!> and cam-
paigns center on community
gro'A th m some cities staging
t•lect1ons Tuesday. particuJarly
1n Newpo r t Beach, San
Clemente and in Brea.
Foes of Brea's proposed rental
rate ceiling, which was original·
ly authored by mobile home
owners, cite that as a growth·
limiting iuue.
Votinl for tbe poet or e~ted
cJty clett Is sflt~l.fd .~or
Tuesday'• bellollAf 'ti ~a
Beach, San Cleate1\le, Wunt·
ington Beach. Bre{l. Fullerton.
Orange and Tustin
City treasurer e lections are
also scheduled Tu\!sday in Hunt·
mgton Beach. La~una Beach.
and San Cleml'nte but whale
votes must be taken JS well in
Brea. Orange. and Placentia, in-
cumbents there are unopposed.
Cities staging elections Tues·
day and lists of candtdates are ·
Fountain Valley -Incumbent
l\'D.I rvin Adler. planning com·
missioner John McKnight. com·
m1ss1oner of parks and recrea-
tion Ellery Deaton. planning
com missioner .Barbara Brown:
busi n ess manager Barton
Shigemura. Two seats are to be
filled
Huntlll1ton Beach -lncum·
bent Ron Pattinson. Edward
Zschoche, businessman: Dan
Mahaffey, businessman: incum·
bent Clancy Yoder; Jack Kelly.
businessman and actor ; Harry
Budds, law e nfo r ce m e nt
supervisor: Wes Bannister, busi·
nessman: Eldon Bagstad, liquor
store owner; incumbent (pre·
viously appointed> Ruth Finley;
John Valentmo. public relations
representative: Bruce Greer.
machine toot consultant Charles
Rough, local government ad·
ministration. Three seats must
be filled.
Huntington Beach City Clerk
candidates -Incumbent Allcla
Wentworth ; J oe l Benne tt.
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Huntington Beach City
Treasurer candidates -lncum·
bent Warren Hall : Gordon Of(.
stei n . retailer . Thomas
Livengood, business executive.
Laguna Beacb -Incumbent
Jack McDowell: Incumbent Sal·
ly Betlerue: Nell F,itzpatrtck.
corporate m a nager : Steven
Riggs, artist and businessman.
Two seats must be filled .
City Clerk Verna Rolhnger is
running unopposed.
City Treasurer, Ernest Lake,
retired administrator : Frances
Englehardt, offi~ management.
Newport Beach -Diatrict z
candidates. Ruthelyn Plummer.
consumer affairs investigator:
Dick Clucu, bualnesaman: Lee
Watkins, business executive:
Robert Brockman, Realtor:
David Sh ores. s mall bus i·
nessman.
District 5 -ln'tumbent Paul
R ycko£f. P hil ip Maurer .
educator and businessman.
District 7 Incumbent Ray
Williams . John Cox. business
executive. Jeffrey Gaynor. C'Om ·
merc1al real e~tate
Three seats must be filled
Ba llot m easu r es -A .
Consolidation of local e lections:
B. Council members' expenses:
C. Council member eliglblhty :
0 . Consolidation of state. city
coun<'1I elec:'t1ons
San Cle mente -Incumbent
Richard Ahlman . Robert Lim·
berg. planmn& eommissioner;
Bernie Allen. attorney and
writer ; William Mecham ,
teacher: Bill Wagner . clock
m anufacturer : Robert Rusin.
politician Two seats must be
hUed City Clerk Max Berg is run-
ning unopposed
City Treasurer -Howard
Mushett. businessman: Leonard
Marks, college profe11or :
Charles Fox appraiser.
Ballot Measures -A. El
Camino Real str~t wldenina: B.
City council district&, C. Ap-
pointment of City Clerk.
Saa J uan Capl1traao -In·
cumbent Cai>POinted > LaW1"8nce Buchheim: James Atkins. airline
pilot: Harold Dunn, railroad
operatinf of(iclal: Hat Byrnes.
housew fe : Kenneth Friest
educator: Dale Smith, chemical
engineer , Dan Van1alla, bual·
nessmap. Two eeats must be
filled. \ Weatmln1&er -Incumbent
Fra nk Fry: Incumbent J oy
Neu gebaue r : Incumbent
William French: Guinn Hodges.
business man11ement con1ult·
ant: Evar Peterson, emer1ency
management consultant: Kathy
Buc hoz, busloesa owner and
homemaker. Three •eats must
be filled .
Co1ta MeH-Incumbent Ed
McFarland; Incumbent Donn
Hall (appointed); Eric JobnlOn,
food caterln1 rlrm owner :
Richard .JohMolt, -euto dealer.
Plannln1 com miuloner Dick
Carstensen! David Balltaer.
small bualneNman and author;
Chrl1 Stell. bu.tneuman , 1ale1
a nd author; Robert Graham.
real estate broker. and K. Paul
Raver. public: admlnl1trator.
Three seat.I muat be fllltd.
Other cities votlne Tuesday ln·
elude Anaheim, where lncum· ~nt Mayor John Seymour l1 utl·
oppo1ed tn that race : Buena
P ork : Cypreu ; Fullerton:
Garden Grove; La Habra; La
P alma:'t..oe Alamitot; Oran1t:
Plac ntla: Stanton: Tustin : Villa
Park, and Yorb• Linda
•
"We have recelv9d quite a lot
of lnf ormaOoa from the public -
some 1ood info rmation and
aome bad \,nformat4on -and
we're tratkidl it "°"19." aaid Lt.
Wyatt Hart. th• aherJff '1
spokffman .
"We are? probably further
ahead on the case lhaa we ever
were before," he added.
Amoni the mformallon beuig
expk>Nd, Hart tald. are ~rlp.
Uona ol vehicles that have been
Involved in OUt'i>f·lbe-ordlnary
hltchhi.kinc Pf'•ctlces.
Tbeae include caae1 where
driven have made advances at
bltchhlken or wbere t.be veb.lcle
baa made abnapt movet ln tral·
fie to atop for <cbhllten. Ha.rt
Hid.
As many u 38 you.n1 men and
boy1 may be victims of a mua
murderer who haa •talked
Southern California over the
put ellbt years.
In many cues. lbe victlma·
bocUee have been dumped belkle
freeways and major hilh••YI·
The bodies of the mott recent
Oran1e County vlctlma -Glen
Norma n Barker. 14. of Hunt·
lngton Beach, and Ru11ell
Duane Rush. u. of Garden
Grove -were found March Z2
on Ortega Klahway eut of Sao Juan Capistrano. Both youths
had been atranl(led.
Hart said investigators have
received scores of tips from the
public due to the amount of
publicity the case has received.
,,,.._P~AJ
SMEAR •••
the three seats on the seven.
member City Council in which the lasues of downtown develop.
ment, reduction in government
and the performa~e of the in·
cum bent council have surfaced
The three incumbents -Pat·
tinson, Yoder and Mra. Finley -
are facing the challenge of Ed
Zschoche, Dan Mahaffey. Jack
Kelly, Harry Budds. Bannister,
Ed Bagstad. John Valent(no,
Bruce Greer and Charles Rou,h.
The offices of city clerk and cl
ty treasurer also will be decided
City Clerk AllCla Wentworth 1s
being c ha llenged b y J oe l
Bender
City Treasurer Hall 1s facing
oppos1llon from Tom Livengood.
and Gordon Offsteln
i"-Sl .. u
Sister Margaret Ann Pahl.
who would have been 72 on
Easte r . was stabbed to
death Saturday momang in
Toledo. Onio. hospital where
s h e was preparing for
services. No suspect has
been a rrested.
Blu-glars Hit
9FVHomes
On Weekend
Burglars were buay in Foun·
lain Valley over the holiday
wee kend. com mitting nine
break-ins at unoccupied hiOmes
whose rea1denta were away for
assorted Euler acllvltles.
Fowita.ln Valley PoUce Dettt·
tlve Bob Mot~y said a ruh of
burglaries le common during a
holiday weekend. He said six of
the nine brealc-ina ap~ared to
~ the wort of Juveniles.
In seVttal cues. the ~
were modest. conat.Unc ma.inly
of money found in lbe home and
sm a ll jewelry it.erm.
Two p 1ll o w case ·t ype
burglanes occurred a few block.!>
apart Sunday In oort.beaat Poun
tam Valley
In one. the burglars pried open
a rear sliding door at the home
of Daruel J . Pawlowski, U5863
Mt Eden Cir cle. sometime
between 4 a nd 9 p m . Thr
thieves ransacked two bedrooms
and filled a pillow ca!le with
S3J5 worth of Jewelry and S224 in
<'ash before fleeing. pohct> said
A larger haul was taken in a
similar break·ln nearby SWlday
at the home of Andrew Thomas
Tomol. 11063 Tilton Circle.
After prying o~n a rear slid·
ing door. the thieves took S200 In
cash. $100 In sliver colna and
Jewelry worth more than 11.SOO.
poh<'e said. A pillowcase was
also taken in this burglary
Another loss was reported to
poht>e Friday by Edward Carl
Miibrandt, 104J7 Stater Ave.
While Milbrandt waa away for
several days last week. burglars
pried open a slKllng wmdow and
took S2.000 worth of assorted
coins from hii. home. along with
a s tamp collection and a
handgun, poli<'e said
'River Rat Romp'
Riot Riuu Rampant,
O RANGE. Mass . <AP> -
Police shut every bar and tavem
in this town of 6.600 and arrested
17 people when a celebration u
the aMual "River Rat Romp"
canoe race cot out or hand.
authorities said.
After a brawl that be1an at
the Oran1e Armory Saturday
night and spread throughout Utl•
central Mauachusetts town.
police called In state troopers
and reinforcements from four
neighboring towns.
"There were fights breaking
out all over." said Police Chief
James B. Patrick.
It took 60 officers and three
K·9 dogs about fi ve hours lo
restore peace. A1manyaa10.000
out-of.towners showed up for the
17th aMual race. which featured
M2 canoeists paddling In the
flve-mlle course down Mlller's
F a ll River fro m Athol to
Ora nee.
Ei1ht office rs had been H·
Burglars Use
Roof Entry
In a break -in similar to
eeveTal others that have oc-
curred in Fountain Valley lo re-
cent months, bur1lars used a
rooftop vent to ente r the
Crouroad1 rt1taurant. 18"0
8rookhurtt St .• early Friday,
police aald today.
The WeVft, beltevtd to be
Juvtnlle•. d ropped into the
kitchen area. kicked open an ol·
flee door. remo\'.ed money from
several cuh ~ea and tried to
pry open a cigarette machine,
pollc<? saJd.
The burglars ned with about
1600 and left b ehind $900 in
damage to the restaurant. police
1nid.
•
signed to the armory, where
t.500 people were takana part In
the romp. but when 15 fights
broke out ... we couldn't even put
a man al each fi&bt to control
at." said Sgt. William Goldlnj.
KJBBUTZ MJSOAV AM ,
flrHI CAP> -falts~ tft'.
rortata attacked a nursery hs tbli
kibbutz on the Israeli-Lebanese
frontier today. kUUn1 an l1raeli
baby and two adultl before
troops 1tonned the c1'lldren'1
dormitory. kWed au five Arab
raiders and freed at leut six
hostages. the Israeli& said
One of the dead was the kib-
butz leader. killed u ibe ntne·
hour 1'91e began. Four otber
ch1ldrt11, a.no4.ber clvlllaa adult
and 11 IOldien wor.e wounded, a
military spokesman said.
Defen se Min iste r Eze r
We1zman later s urveyed the
bloocktamed. buJJet-~ked two-
story n~ry bu1ldang at thts
hilltop aettlement In northern
G a hltt and said the Israeli
army "will wetp measures and
act1on1. I ho~ thue thlngs
won 'l repeat tbemHlva."
Re&pOMQIWty for lbe rakt wu
d a uned In 8eiru1 by the Iraql-
ba cked Arab UberaHon Front.
one of the dl'ht member·Jl'OUps
of the PalHttne L i beration
Organizatlolt. A front statement
said the .u.ad: marked the 3.1rd
a nniveraary of the Arab
Soc1 aliat Baadl Party and de-
man d ed the releaae of 50
Palotlnian• from Israeli
pris on•. There was no im-
mediate comment from the
PLO.
In 'hi A-viv. U.S. Ambwador
Samuel Lewi• deolared: ''Buch
acts ol v~ • dlrected al a
peaceful Israeli civilian com·
munity charing one of the holiest
of day1 are repu1naot to all
Amerkam and cannot be eon-
doned by anyone alnce~ty in·
tere~ted tin t.be cause of peace
bl·tween I s ra el and it s
neighbors."
It wu an laraeU national hoU·
day. the last day of lbe MYen·
day Puaover observance mane
mg the l1taeht.ea' exodus from
Egypt.
1 t alao cotn~1ded with !!gyp-
t 1 an Presideftt Anwar Sadat'6
departure for Washington for
talks W1th President Carter on
lhl· s talled Pales tinian
au1onomy nfgollat1ons with
lsrael Most Palestinians oppost>
thl' home•rule plan and guer
rillas have &t.aged a numbtt of
a It a d(A ln an effort to torpedo
the Israeli· Egyptian pea ~
trt-aty.
The raiders ~ut through tbe
border fence and before any
shots were fired rHched t~
nurHry at the cent.er of the ktb-
buu. wbett chUd.rea aced 1 ~ to
3 we~ sleepi.n,, at about 1 a .m.
kibbutz members aid
The flnt casualty '4U l.M
rommuruty'1 leader. JS.year-old
Sam i Shani. who had gone to the
children s hou:.e 10 rl'Poir a
hJ?hl
·se1m1 . met t-.o terron!"t..,
at the door to thf' ch1ldrt•n b
house. They startt'd screarrung
at him in Arabic. and Sarni tned
to push them back and Lhey shot
him .·· said Yehud11 G un. an
Australian immJgrant
Some Is raeli adults at the
do rmitory scurrt.ed to seft-ty
with as many children u ~Y
('Ould gat~. olhe~ tned to con·
tam the raiders. who took as
h06tages one adult and six or the
children
.. Members or the kibbutz took
one part of tbe nursery and
freed three mother~ and l'AO
children." said a man identified
only as A..-i. "We pu.hed them
lthe terrorists 1 Into a second
area but some children were left
inside ..
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Baby Among Victim•
ENVOYS •••
invoke new u.ncUons.
"We 'll be deciding that In .a
few minutes," Carter replied.
The president went directly to
bls Oval Office to prepare ror
the m~ with a4vl.aen.
At one poi.Qt. Caner remarked
that the hostage.' capt.on -he
called them "terroriat1" -
a1reect to re&eue &be prlllonen
to the Iranian aovemmenl ''but
lhe government refused." He
did DOt elaborate.
PoweU Hid he dki not kDO'W if
the White House meeting would
lead to an immediate announce-
ment of U.S ret.ahatory moves
But he suggested it might take
a.ome time to p~re to 1mple
menl aome unspecified de
cmons. 1nd.icatang that could de·
U) an announcement
Powell '>aid he knew or no
plans ror a pr~idcnual addre~:.
to the n.mon.
Secretary of Slate Cyrus lL
Van1:e and other officials spent
part of lht'1r Easter Sund&) pre
pa ring the list of pott'nl1al sam·
lion~ tor presentation of p~
td~nt
Al~h there was no augges-
Uon lbat military action was
contemplated. American Navy
pilots on a carrier in the Indian
Ocean were reported eager to
bomb selected t.argeu m Iran.
* *
l',...P.,.eAI
IRAN" •••
mtt 4l; hours Sunday.
Moslem hard·lilU!f'~lhe
c:'OUnc:'1I reJected tbe p It
a mt'eting Thutlday night
because pregkteftt Carter had
not met Bani-Sadr's demand
that he asree publicly to refrain
from alJ comment on the situa-
tion until the Iranian Parliament
decided their fate.
One of lbe hard-liners. Ho·
Jatoleslam Akbar Rafsanjanl .
met wtUl Khomeini on Saturday
and afterward told the Tehran
newspaper Jomhorl l slami.
"The question of handing over
the bostaees to the Revotu·
t1onary Council has been re·
pudialed"
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.Israelis ,
!Repel
!Raiders
i KIBBUTZ MJS GAV AM. J Israel <AP> Palestinian tN·
rorists attacked :.1 nurser y in this
I kibbutz on the braeh -LebanesE'
\ frontier tod ay. k1llin" ,an Is raeli l baby and two adults before l troops stormt.·d the children's
, dormitory, k1ll NI all fi ve Ar.ab
1 raider!> and frt·cd at least six
I hostages, the Israelis said
One of till' dead wai. the k1b·
butz leader. killed as th<' nine·
hour siege bl'J:!an Four other
children. another c1v1 han adult
and 11 soldier., \.\Ne "ounded. a
military spoke-.man i.a1d
.Defe n s e M1n1stl'r Ezer
We1zman latl'r sur v1..•yed the
blood-stained. bullet-pockt'd two·
stor y nursery building a t this
hilltop settlement an northern
' Galilee and said the Is raeli
I army .. wi ll weigh measures and
actions . l hope these things
won't repeat themselves ..
Responsibility for the raid was
claimed in Beirut by the Iraqi·
, backed Arab Libera tion Front.
one of the ei~ht member-groupl>
1 of the Pa lestine Liberation
I Organization. A front statement
said the attack marked the 33rd
' annivers ary o f the Arab
I Socialist Baath Party a nd de·
m a nded the release or 50
• Pales t inians from Is r aeli
prisons . The re wa s no im·
m ediate comm ent from the
PLO.
In Tel Aviv, U.S. Ambassador/
Samuel Lewis declared: "Such
acts of violence directed at a
peacflul Is raeli civilian com·
munity during one of the holiest
or days a re repugnant to all
Americans and cannot be con·
doned by anyone sincerely in-
terested in the cause of peace
betwee n I s r ae l and it s
neighbor~ "
lt was an Israeli national holi·
day, the last d;iy of the i.evcn-
cl ay Passover observuncc mark
inf? the lsraelalcs' exodu:, from
Egypt
It abo coincided with Egyp-
tian Pres ident Anwar Sadat's
depa rture for Washington for
talks with President Carter on
the sta ll '-'d P a l es t1n1 an
autonomy n e~ot1at1on!. wath
Israel. Most Palcst1n1ans oppose
the home-rule pla n and guer·
nllas have staged a number of
attacks an an effort to torpedo
the Is rae l i Egyptian peace
treaty
The raider!. c·ut through th<.'
border fence and before anv
s hots were fared reached the
nursery at the center of the kib-
butz. where children aged 112 to
3 were sleeping, at a bout 1 a .m.
kibbutz members aid.
The first casualty was the
community's leader. 38-year-ol d
Sarni Shani. who had gone to the
c hildren's house to r e pair a
light.
"Sarni ... met two terrorists
at the door to the children's
house. They started s creaming
at him in Arabic. and Sami tried
to push them back and they shot
him," said Yehudit C uri. an
Australian immigrant
Some Israeli adults at the
dormitory scurried to safety
with as many children as they
could gather, others tried to con·
tain the r aiders. who took as
hosta&es one adult and six of the
children.
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Waste
Storage
Cited
By RICHARD GREEN
()I Uw 0.llf Pi~ Sl•ll
Irvan<' police will file a com·
plaint with the Orange County
1>1 s tril't Attorn ey':.. office
uga 1n:..t an I rv1ne firm that
police allege improperly stored
rad1oact1ve waste over the
weekend. pohce Capt. J e rry
Boyd. announced today ·
~teanwhalc. the rad1olog1cal
director of ICN Chemical and
Rad101-.otopt' 01v1s1on. 2727
Campw. ()rave. admitted that his
r1 rm ""'as in technical violation or the la"' but was follo\\·1ng at·
Cl'Plt•d pntl'ltl'l' "
Ho)ocl said that Jr\'me pohct•
learned fnday night that about
30 barrels of rad1oact1ve "'aste
wc•rc being stored outside of the
ICN plant. in an area that wa~
accessible to the public. Ile said
that the barrels should have
bC'c n in a secure' storage area
..
_ _,_
ICN radiolog ical director Al
Ba1etti sa1a that the barrels or
radioactive waste posed little
. threat to the public and were
moved inside of the plant this
morning.
Police learned that the bar rels
were outside the plant when a
patrolman, responding to a
burglar alarm, stumbled aC'ross
the SS.gallon drums on Friday
ni&bl. 'lbe patrolman reportedly
discovered that some of the
drums were leaking. and he
radioed for add1llonal help.
• .;J?J
RooM at the Beaeh
p.itY ,._ St.ett ~
T.-.reTelblt
Cen sus worker J eannctte
B a rt o I i n i o f S a n .J u C:t n
Capistrano gets in the spmt
of her joh with attire made
e~pecially for the occasion
.J t' a n n e t t e a n d h c r
co -workers are bu h v
counting at the Ziggurat 1n
Laguna :--:iguel. Sl'l' stor~.
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Public Aids
County Probe
Of Sex Slayings
Orange County Shenff'c; Office
investigators <1 re continuan.:
thetr methodical pursuit of in
formation provided by the pubhc
in their attempt to solve a baf
fling series of murders that may
be the work of a homosexual
killer.
"We have received quite a lot
of information from the public -
som e good information a nd
some bad information -and
we're tracking it down." said U .
Wyatt Hart. the s h e riff's
spokesman.
"We are probably furthe r
ahead on the case than we ever
were before," he added.
Among t he information being
explored, Hart said. are descrip·
lions of vehicles t hat have been
involved in out-of-the-ordinary
hitchhiking practices.
These include cases where
drivers have made advances at
hitchhikers or wbere the vehicle
bas made abrupt moves in traf-
fic to stop for b1tchhikers. Hart
said.
As many as 36 young men and
boys may be victims of a mass
murdere r who has s talked
Southern California ,over the
past eight years.
Clark Hickman from lhe coun·
ty health department was called
to the scene that evening.
·'I made up a short report on
the m atter ." Hickman said.
"The barrels weren 't exceeding
the allowable radiation level.
The only apparent violation is
the fact that they were being
stored in an unsecured area out
s ide of the plant ...
Kim Wong . sen ior health
physicist with the state divis ion
of occupat ional s a fe ly and
health. 1s In charge of inspeC'tmg
ICN *
Wong said that s torage of
radioactive drums in an "un·
secured area' 1s a violation of
th<> stale law and that he was go·
1ng to investigate the matter
He said he intended to' send an
enforcement letter to ICN but
was not yet sure whal the letter
will say
ICN offi cial Ba1ett1 said that
tht• drums were being kept out·
side the plant only as an intenm
mea5ure. and he said that the
police hl'-'w the s ituation out of
proportion
The re was plenty of room on the sand Easter S unday at
Big Corona. Lifeguards speculated that t'OOI water < C:>S-58
dt:grees> ~d air <57·62 degrees> te mperatures. together
with family gatherings and other activities kept the
beach crowds down in Newport. lt wu the same aor.,
from Seal Beach to San Clemente. But the weatherman is
predicting warmer temperatures during the coming week
a nd this beach attendance picture could change by next
weekend.
Mason Park Full
On Easter S11nday
Things were definite ly hop-
ping Easter Sunday at regional
parks in Orange County
Mason Park in Irvine wa!>
closed to traffat· al 1 30 p m
a ft er 1.431 people captured
BLUSTERY WEA THEA
NO EASTER SPOILER-AS
a\ atlahl(• park mg <;pa<:t'" That
d1dn t d'-'tcr anothe r 2,600 who
walked m. according to figures
released th1c; morning by the
Orange Countv F.n\'lronmental
M a nagemenl ,\gen<')
.. It", lht' ftr'-I t1ml' Mason
Park ha-. b<.•en l'loi.ed Tht·~ JU!-l
ran out of parking spaces:· a
:.µok esman said. •
Easter Sunday's s unny skies
a nd warm temperatures drew
2.346 to Laguna Ni~uel regional
park. which also \.\as closed for
!'>l'\ t>ral hours
Other parks that were closed
included Carbon Can yon
R l' g 1 on a I P a r k a n d I r n n c•
Hcgwnal Park Carbon Canvon
gates \.\ere clo.,ed .1t ~ ~ ..t ·m .
acl·orrung to thl' Or..inge Count"
Sheriff 's office.
'11 le Square Regional Park in
Fountain Valley logged 3.519 pa ad
entrants and another S.000 "'ho
"alked in
Irvine's Voters Wait
MeMJ, Newport Municipal Elections Tuesday
Newport Beach a nd Costa Steel. administr ative analyst Nine ca ndid a't es are
Mesa reside nts will vote in Paul Rave r . business owne r participating in the Newport
municipal elections Tuesday. Richard Johnston, restaurateur Deach race for three seats on
but. Irvine voters will have to Eric J ohnson. Planning Com· the seven-member council.
wail until June 3 to go to the missioner Richard Cars tensen. Candida tes Bob Brockman.
ballot box. a uthor David Balsiger and re· Dick Clucas. Ruthelyn Plum-
In Cos ta Mesa. nin e can-a ltor Robert Graham mer. David Shores and Lee
dldates w_ill vie for three seats • Ttre Newport Beach election. Watkins are competing for the
on the five-member council. has been c haracterized by the distr ict two council seat current·
This year's candidates include ba ttle between bus in ess an ly h eld by Councilman Don
incumbents Donn Hall and Ed terests and the so-ca lled res1den-Mcinnis, who isn 't seeking re·
McFarland. businessman Chris t iahst.s election. Counc1I incumbent Paul
, J~ R. Dead?
Only If He Wants Too Much
NEW YORK <AP> -J .R. Ewing treats women Hite dirt, but
adoring Can letters come pouring in.
"l must say I'm shocked at the \etter.1 I get," says actor
Larry Hagman. who plays the ruthless. successful cad on CBS'
Dallas. But he doesn't mind: The show may be his ticket to a
salary that could top $25,000 a week.
Ryckoff is trying to keep his dis·
tract five council seat. Philip
Ma urer is seeklnll to wi.aeat
Ryckoff.
Candidate John Cox is trying
t o unseat inc umbent Ray
Williams in the 7th District.
In Newport. candidates run
from specific districts. bul are
e lected at large with all voters
able to cast a ballot ror one can-
didate in e•ch district
11118 Rama Home
Hostage
Inaction
Oted
WASHINGTON tAP i Pre~•
dent Carter decided today lo or
der all Iranian diplomat.., out of
the country in reta hal10n for a
lack Of pr<><:C!..!'I 11n tht• hoslag(•
crisis
The moH' folio" l·d n ·.,1stance
1n Tehran to transferring control
of the Amcnc.tn'-from tht• handi.
of m1hwnto; at th1· embassv to
the ruling Hevolut1onan Coun
cal
C..trter took tht· dec1.,mn <Jl J
morning met•t1ni.: "1th has top
po llcv Jd\l'-t'r " 1nclud1n )!
Sl·t·rctJr) of ";IJlt· C) ru.., R
\ ..tnl'I..'
One <,0urn·. ""k1ni.: not bt: bt·
1dcnt1f1ed . .,aid the expulsion or
der 'wl.OUld be dehvcrcd tn tht:
Iranian embassy here an mid·
afte rnoon. but the official wh~
confirmed the presidential ac1
lion said he was uncertain of th~
taming
White House press secreta
Jody Powell declined lo com
ment on lhe expulsion report b
suggested lhat anyone privy
Carter's decision would hav4'
"better judgment than to taJ about it."
Carter himself was asked bl
reporter. as be mtn&led wit
partldpent.a ln the annual While!
Kou.se Easter egg roll. \f he waa
gom~ to aC't against lran. -
'Yt"'>," he replted "\rl"' )OU
saushed""
MOit.of Iran's d1ploma&s in
United States were order
home by tbe State Departm rotlowtnc setture o( the em
by militant.a in November.
However, many managed ·
stay in lhe country. some
seeking political asylum a
others by going undergrotlnd. ~
Carter's earlier order direct
the Iranian government lo r
duce 1t.s diplomatic corps in this
country from 250 to 35 -20 :tt
the embassy tn Was hington and
fi ve ea ch a t cons ula te.., in
Chicago, llouston , New York
and San Francisco
Ofrac1als at the Iranian em-
bJSS) declined 1mmt·d1all· com·
ment on tht:' reported new 1..·x·
pulsaon dcc1!'11on
Carter ht•s1tated an laking this
lal\.•i.t c;ll'P out of hope that
Pn•s1dent Abolhassan Bam·Sadr
jntf other relal1\'(' moderates in
tht.' Ira nian government could
a rr angl' tu h a\e the SO
r\mt•ncans put an their cha r~e.
But Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho-
mc.'1n1 and the.• m11tt.mL., blocked
every attempt a long thos1..· hnc:>.
Evidently :.till ruled out by tbe
prci.1dent 1s militar y action or
other USC of force lo try to break
the stalemate. Carter planned lo
confer ~1th advisers m persgn
and by telephone throughout tlie
day on sanctions against l ran~s
he also prepared for talks be •
ning Tuesday with Egypti .D
President Apwar Sadat
The president met with ~ t1onal security and diploma c
a ides at the While House for
hours this morning and was
(See ENVOYS. Page A2l
Co a s
Weathe r
Continued s unny and
warmer. Lows tonight 45 at'
the beaches and SO inland ,~
Tuesday highs from 74 tosa.
INSIDE TODA"'
An AstodoUd ~SS writ
telu of her loa1 in the rec
aflvtr price collapae. Set
atorv. ~ A27.
ln many cases. the victims'
bodies have been dQmped beside
freeways and major hf11hwaya .
The bodies of the inoat recent
Orange County victims -Olen
Norman Barker. 14, of Hunt·
tn1ton Beach, and Russell
Duane Rugh, u. or Oarden
Grove -were found March 22 on Orteta Kl1hw1y east ot San
Juan Capistrano. Both youtba
bad been stran1ted.
ln thi• ~·s dlff-hanglna finale. J.R. aot shot. Hagman
told People magazine the·sbootln& was a "contract job."
"Whether t live or die ·w111 depend on mj contraa," the
49-year-old actor said. "The producen ncure tr I demand t.oo
much money ... then I'm surely dead next aeuon. Somelhinl
like this happens only nery 10 or 20 years In an actor's llfe and
I mean to cash In on it." · Mary Crosby • .u actzeM who appean In tbe aertea, says she
Ii... "can't wa.lt" to flnd out who shot J .R. .....
GRENADA. Miss. <AP, -A
'TraUWllYS bus collided with a
car. then slammed into a wood·
frame house. kJUln« a teen·a.1er
tn the house and lnJw1nc about a
dosen otbera early today.
autborlUes aald. Robert E.
Edwarda. 18. died of internal ln-
Jurles ln the 3:25 a .m . accident.
f' I .. ' '
Iranians Protest
N£W DWU, lDdl' <AP> -Af .... ,._ a net ·._.. 8'r ~ "41 tau. eorttl" of KitiilaFad • ...... ..,.. 1en rat. Radio Pa•t1tan reportflf. bat dtdn'\ JIJ' wtwtllr the
re~I w "'•bl• to hOld the INt•ll•UOn
Tb bro.dca1t Sunday nltht .said lbe MOil m lo1ur1 nt.a
overran lh 811ram air \>a at\ r a battle tn wi.lft 15 Ar1hu
•overnmt"nt tl'OOi)I w r• kHled. It Jive no account or rebel
CHUtltl and did not lay whtn tht ft•htlna O<'CUrrH. Tbt
senora! was J\Ot Id nun~. .
TM ott clal Sovl t n w •lentY T•s dentt'CI ~pert• of Ute
air b ... caJ)twN>. aaylna "tf'lfUln cirtl in the UMled S...._
almply Carmiol l 'V't up th .. r .... of tallftnUq all ION of' Aa-
vcnllODI ubout the •'tuaUon ia At ....... t.u."
811 .. rGm•• I• 1•11••
TOKYO 1AP1 'fhl' dollar l'Ofie 1n huvy tradrn& on
Japanest> current•y nchitnat~ tod11y, closint at 260 55 yt'n atll'r
reach.mg u 2'2 yt>ur J>4"Uk of l Y<'G nru~r in lb momln&.
The dollur aained today detpllf' lbe Bank of Japan'a apend
mg about SUIO mUlion lO aupport tbe yen. deal n aald .
Gold and sll~r ma~m In Europe were closed for the
Easter hohd11y
But gold Jumped $34 an New York lO ~l. appareptly due to
ancrea.ed ~ion over Ina. and silver wa up IO cenll an New Yo rk to SU 2.S
.~sw •.
~1stt.!r Margaret Ann Pahl.
who would have been 72 on
Ea ter. wub stabbed lo
death Saturday morning in
Toledo. Oh.lo, hospital where
she was preparing for
services. No s uspect bas
been arrested.
WA&lllNOTON CAP) -A .. 1.• lraaiau 4emon1tra~ .,.... lllil .,_from lbe WhU.
Hoate lodar__-while Prealdenl
Cirter .... Mi aldM ..... de'Mt·
tnf what to do to brtns preuun on Iran to free American
b0tta1e1.
Th• demon'lfratlon brou1bt
hoeUle ahoutlni from a noontime
crowd of pedetlrtant and horn·
honking 'rom paaaln1 cars, but
police on motorc1cles klllt the
Americana and lranlan• ...,-t.
··Free our boetage1 t Free our
holtag•!" pedestrians lbouted.
elapplftl their hands. la a 1pon·
taneo .. respooae to the dem·
onstrators.
One pedestrian shouted to a
policeman that the dem ·
o nstratora were Jaywalking
and should be arrested
Tbe Iranians. members of the
Mos le m Student Associatlon.
gathered wt lh si&m lO protest
the forthcoming White House
v1s1t of Egyptian President
Anwar Sadat . to praise
Ayatollah Rui19Uab Khomeini
~
~. f'ear• L•_,,r Steeb
NEW YORK <AP> -Stock prices moved broadly lower to·
day amad 1Jld1cat10n~ of a worseniu hosta1e situation in Iran
and new evidence that the economy ls 1llppin1 into a recession.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 13.23 points to
770.90 after four hours of tradina as declinina stocks led advancers
by a margm of3· l in New York Stock Eicchange trading
Most County Cities
Hold Co11ncil Vote
1'lele l'ork Weatlwrs Strtlce
NEW YORK tAP> -New Yorkers hiked. pedaled and
thumbed their way to work today in the heaviest numbers since
a s ubway.bus transit strike beg.an a week ago. but officials said
there was "nothing catastrophic" in the long traffic j ams.
Cars were bumper-to·bumper on most expressways, bridges
and tunnels leading into Manhattan. The city's sun·balhed
sidewalks were aswarm with commuters wearing jogglng
shoes. Bicycles seemed to almost outnumber the taxis.
The trams or Conrail and the Long Island Rail Road. serving
the outlying s uburban regions to the north and east. reported twice
as many riders today as last week
Most communities throughout
Orange County will elect coun·
cilmen Tuesday and in Brea.
voters will ballot on the issue of
rent controls.
Anaheim will also elect a
mayor. one of the few com·
munitles in O range County
where the citizenry elects him
separately.
Key issues that have fueled
pre·election debates and cam·
paigns c~nter on community
growth ID some cities staging
elections Tuesday. particularly
.,.~to
SOME OF THE 421 CANOES ROUND THE FIRST BENO IN MASSACHUSETTS RIVER RACE
Police Close Taverns, Arrest 17 People After 'River Rat Romp' Turned Into Riot
River Rats Romp
Extra Troops Quell Brawlers
ORANGE. Mass CAP >
Police shut every bar and tavern
in this town or 6,600 and arrested
17 people when a celebradon as
\be annual "River Rat Romp"
canoe race got out or band.
authorities s aid.
After a brawl that began at
the Orange Armory Saturday
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ni~ht and spread throughout this
central Massachusetts town.
police called in state troopers
and reinforcements from four
neighboring towns.
·'There were fight~ breaking
out all over ." said Police Chief
James B. Patrick.
It took 60 officers a nd three
K .9 dogs about fi ve hours to
restore peace. As man y as 10,000
out-of-towners showed up for the
17th annual race. which featured
842 canoeists paddling in the
f1ve ·m1le cours<' do'>' n Miller's
F a ll River from At hol to
Oranlo{<.'
Eight 01t1ccrs had been as·
s\gned to Ule armory. where
1,500 people were takiDR part in
the romp, but when 15 fights
broke out . "we couldn't even put
a man at each fight to control
It." said Sgt. William Golding.
··People were hit with beer
mugs: they were hit with beer
bottle~ ..
H.mtington Cop
Remains in Coma
Hl!l'lti.n&tm Beach patrolman
John Saltle, 29. remained in a
coma today. six days after he
was IDlooked from bia mototty-
cle b7 a bit·an.d-ru.n driver.
authorities said.
Suttle, a fi~year veteran ol
the police force. Is listed in
critical condition at Huntington
lntercommunlty Hospital.
Fellow officers who.Jta\'e Ylsit ·
td the married Irv~ resident
claim he ii respoedf na to llOUlld
and 111ld docton expressed hope
lb1a la a alp ol improvemut.
Bobe.rt Jack Quirk. a la-year·
old Lale~ man, waa arrest·
ed o. Seay hll and ru chara alt.u be t.urDecl bhmeU ovu to
authonties the day after the ac·
cident.
Quirk. who auertedly told
police he panicked after the col·
lision and ablUMiooed bi.I van
near the scene and ran, was re-
leaaed on ss.ooo bail.
SuUle. a patt·Ume actor, re·
portedly wa!S hit on the head by
a rear·view mirror attached to
the van. lovest11aton aUere
that tbe motorist ran a red Hoit
at the comer ot Edtn1er Avenue
and Golden West Street and
struck~ offtcer.
fnvestlgaton said Suttle was
wearing n protective motorcycle
helmet at the time
)
1n Newport Beach. San
Clemente and in Brea.
Foes of Brea'• proposed rental
rate celling. which wu orig.mal·
ly authored by mobile home
owners. cite that as a growth·
limitini iaaue.
Voting for t.be post of eleded
c ity c lerk Is sch eduled for
Tuesday's balloting "' La&una
Beach, San Clemente. Hunt·
~ ington Beach. Brea. Fullerton.
OrangeandTustm.
City treasurer elections an•
also scheduled Tuesday 1n Hunt·
ington Beach. Laguna Beach.
and San Clemente but wh1h.•
votes mu.st be taken as well 10
Brea. Orange. and PlacenlJa. in
r umbt'nts there are unoppor.ed
NB lntrw-kr
Finds Three's
Not Company
A 24 ·year·old waitress told
police she was awak~ned ~arty
Saturday morning by a man
cro uching beside her bed .
foodlln& \be upper part of htt
body.
The Y<>UD& woman poked her
boyfriend. who was al~pin~
beside her. and asked. "Who ll>
he?··
The boyfnend didn't know and
apparently the would be rapist
d1dn ·1 want to mtroduc(' him..,clf
llt.> fled the central Ne" port
home
1-'ohcc· dcscrib<'d the intrudN
a!> being bet "l'l'n 18 and 20 )'l'ar!>
old. or mcc11um height a nd
"eight "ith blond. v.avy h,.11r
Gmgs on Rampage
SCARBOROUGH . England
<AP) -About 1.000 teen agers
"'ho belong to or dress like Bri·
ta&n 's nattily cloth ed youth
gang. the "Mods," rampaged
through this northern English
seaside resort fo r a second
straight night Sunday, breaking
windows and fighting among
themselves. police said More
than 20 of the youngsters were
taken to a hospiJal
t
and to anert that El')'Jlt and
Israel were ln '-fue 11am.t tbe
Mo1lem world.
"Lona .uve Ayalotteht Bown
wllb Carter!" the lranlana
chanted.
Tbeir slam called tor deliver·
ln1 tbe ~ Sbah of lran lO
the lrMlians for trial.
President Carter was m the
White House consulting with the
N atlonal Security Council Oft the
next step to take m the cris111
caused by the seizure of the
American Embany in Tehran
on Nov. 4.
But Carter
*
broke off his tori.
* *
1uttatlom iOfta.•AOUP to~~
pany hi• wife and fO out the
White House back door where he
IPtQl.20 miDl.lle.S abakin& bands ..
campalo·ttyle. wit.It cblldrn
and thtlr pal"l'fttl wbo flooded
over the White House lawn tor
the Ealtw Monday ea roll.
CaNr walked ln one d1Ne1JOn along a temporary fen~ and
Mrs. Carter went UM OU..r way,
both of them ahaklng as many
hands as they could rea~ and
posing ror pictures. •mlllng
broadly. appeartn\ relaxed •d
unconcerned about the preU or
world event.a swirUog about
tbeDl .
* * * SC,.iaE• .....
Khomeini Vetoes
Hostage Transfer
lly Tiie A.uocta&ed Presa
Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho~i
ruled today that the SO American
hoataces must remain "in the
hands of the young miUtanll oc·
cupying the U.S. Embassy in
Tehran until• the new Iranian
Parliament decides their fate.
Khomeini's office announced
The ~year-old leader of the
Iranian revolullonary regime
vetoed President Abolha.ssan
Bani·SaCIT's propofal to transfer
c ust.ody ol t.be captives to the
tRAO RAIDS IRAN
OIL flELDS -AA
ruling Revolutionary Council
after a meeting with Bani-Sadr
and Fott1gn M1n1ster Sadegh
Ghotbzadeh
There was no 1mmed1ate com
ment from the militants holding
the hostages bot a spokesman
for the struggUrg MosJem move
ment. wturta as rlose to the m1h
t ants. said in an 1nterv1ew in
Tehran that Iran should be pre
pared for vigorous American re ·
Jc hon
The movement. which has op
posed a government take<>ver of
the h06t.agH. called the transfer
plan "a pk>t of the liberal and
c·ompromtsers' wing of the gll\'
c·mment" and add<'d that 1t l'"
pects those to try a~a1n 111
t ransfer the hostages to th~ Ira
n1an government before tht'
par 11.ameol meeu
The announcement from Kho-
me1m 's office said lbe boMaies
and lb~ Amer.can Embassy · ·ww remain iA u.e ti...as at t.be
militant students untU tb~
Islamic Parliament meets to de--
c1de their fate."
The statement added that ··lhf>
health of the ho!>tagt'!> .ind their
II\ 1n~ pl<i<.'f' 1~ l!ood 1n P\t>r.
'4 ay · It c:aid peopll' art' be1nJ:
JI lov. ed to ob5c·rH th" tl<--J llh
and II\ ing rond1l1on~ of tht' <'dP
ltH·~ . undt•r lht' ~UP"r\ 1•11111 "' n·<;pons11.Jk OffiCIJI '> .
Toda' "a" thl' l~th dJ~ rn
1 .Jpt1nt~ for the·~ .\mc•r1 r<in" in
1 ht' f'mba~~y and thrN' heir! in
the Iranian Foreign '11n1stn-
Thrtt t; S. clE>r~ymen 1nv1t(>d b\
1 ht• mll1tanb to hold Easter
!->erv1('('S at the embas!'ly ~port
c•d the hostagt·-. "ere in l''
cellent condJllon.
The Revolutionary Council
met 412 hours Sunda~
Moslem hard line rs on the
council re.rttted the proposal at
a meetinJ? Thurs<hly nrJZht
because President Carter had
not met Bani·Sadr s demand
that he-agrtt pubhdy to N'frain
from all comment on thl· -.1tuJ
tron until the Iranian Parliament
decided their fate.
One of the ha rd·liners. Ho-
1atole~lam Akbar Rafsanjan1.
met w1th Khomeini on Saturday
and aft.er-ward told the Tehran
newspaper Jomhori lslami.
··The question of handing over
the hostages to t h e Revolu·
t1onary Council has been re·
pud1al.ed."
The Tehran news p a p er
Enghelab l s l ami quoted
G hotbzadeh as sayU>g be felt the
transfer would be in lran's best
mt.ereats but some council mem·
bt'rs changed their minds and
opposed•t.
Khome1ru killed another pro-
po~al to transfer custody of the
hoc;tal(e~ a month ago lie ha~
'>J ld ref)l'atedly that the questx>n
of thl'•r release "'Ill bt' decided
h) thl' Ira nian Parliament.
"h1ch 1s '>l!ll ID the process of
b1.·1n~ electA>d
But t h1• U S government
ht·lle\'eS their transfl'r to the
< ontrol of the Revolutionary
Cuunc ti "oulrl 1mpro\ie the con-
d1t1nn .. ot tht"lr confinement and
proSpto<'ts for ne~ot1 at1ons for
their n•h:ast•
• * *
f',_.r~Al
ENVOYS •••
1 nnt1J1uc th1.· meetings this after
noon At one pom\, Carter remarked
that the host.ages' captors -he
<"a lled them .. terronsls" -
JJ.!,reed lO release the pnsonf'rs
t11 lhe Iranian government "but
the government r efused " He
did not elaborate
\ .l ncc: .rnd nthcr off1ciab
Pl·nt pdrl of their E.!:o.lt:r Son·
.i •• ~ µrl•µJ n ng tht• lb t ur poten-
l 1JI .,.inc t1•;n, for µrl'~l·ntat1on o(
Id I -.1d 1'nl
\lthoui:h thc•n· "a:-no :-.ugge~
11nn that m1htary ;,ction was
t nntemplatf"<t. American Navy
pilots on a earner in the Indian
<i ce an "'<'~ reported eager lt)
homb !>t.'ll'('lt•d target~ an Iran.
Ted Raps Carter
PHILADELPHIA (API -Sen'.
Edward M. Kennedy suggested
toda y t h at the Carter ad·
mln1stralJOO may have lost an
opportunity for proRress on re-
.. oh"ing the Iranian crists by re-
1ect1n~ diplomatic initiatives
... ,., t•ral month-. ai:o
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56 f-ASHION ISLAND
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our Home aow n
Dally New11paptJ1r
TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
arter Orders Eviction
• . an1an nvoys uste
....... ·d.ers
' KIBBUTZ MISGAV AM.
ltsrael I AP 1 l'alesllnian tcr
;orasts atlackl•d :.i nursery an this
ikibbutz on thl' brneli·Lebanesc
~lrontier tod<t y. killing an Is raeli
'.baby and l wo ad u lls b('fore
ltroops stormed the children·~
1d orm1tory. killed all five Arab
raider:. and freed at least six
hostages. the Israelis said
One of the dead \I.as the k1b
butz leader. killed as the nine· ~our siege began. Four other
~h1ldren. ;mother civili an adult
!and 11 soldiers were wounded, a
\military spokl's man s aid
L.Defens e Minis t e r Ezer
'.Weizman later surveyed the
[hlood-stamed, bullet-pocked two.
15tory nursery building at this
illtop settlement 1n northern
alilee and sa id the Is raeli
rmy "will weigh measures and
ctions. I hope these things
on't repeat themselves."
Responsibility for the raid was
laimed in Beirj.lt by the lraqi-
acked Ara b ~beration Front,
ne of the eight membe r-groups
f the Pales tine Liberation
rganization. A front statement
•id the attack marked the 33rd
n ni"ersary of the Arab
ialist Beath Party and de·
anded the r e lease o r so
a lestinian s from I s rae li
rtsons There \I. as n o 1m ·
ediate comment Crom the
LO.
Jn Tel Aviv. U.S. Ambasaador
muel Lewis declared: "Such
els ot violence directed at a
aceful Jsraeli civilian com-
unily during one or the holiest
_ (See KIBBUTZ,J>age A2)
eenSailo r
Sloop
SC Beach
A San Juan Capistrano youth
wa mped his father's 26·foot
loop in the surf Sunday at San
lemente Municipal Beach.
ifeguards there reported
Richard Pruneac. 18. 33152 Via
lum. and several friends re·
rtedly borrowPd the boat
Richard Chew. a lifeguard at
e beach, 5a1d the boat Y.as
.ipped over by a ~er1es of wav<:~
ff Tower 12 in thC' Beach Road
rea.
Lifeguards Y.ere able to tow
e vessel out pas t the ~urr
here 1l was tht:'n tied to a
arbor patrol boat and pumped
ut.
None of the youhs was seriously
jured. Chew said. and the boat
as reported undamaged.
Other South Coast lifeguards
eported a quiet Eas ter weekend
ilh well-behaved crowds flood· g the beaches.
The storm-damaged sewe r
nes that polluted Doheny State
each have now been repaired,
ealth officials report, but swim·
ers will not be allowed to go In
~ water there until at least
ursday
Bob Murphy. a ranger at the
tate facility. said the capacity mp crowd enjoyed the weekend
eapitethe water conditions.
No serious injuries were re-
ted at any of the South Coast
9cbes. The water was report-
al a cool 55 degrees with
ree to five-fool surf.
:.Daily Pilot classlCled ads are
~le to my ears.
• J had great s uccess selllng
y e lect ric plano in the
aasllied e.eeUO..''
Tbal'a the advtrtlatn1 success
ory of the Fo..anlain Valley
who placed this ad ln the
lly Pilot:
Wurlltttr. £.I ~trk
Plano. Xlnt Cond
llllit·llXal(
U 10" want your ad to play ....i~. call 642·58'18.
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To .Wn Telblt
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lloslalf e
Trans/er
Vetoed
8)' The Assodated Press
Ayatollah Huhollah Khomeini
nill•ct loda\ that lht• 50 American
hostaKeS 'mu~l remain in th\·
hands of tht' youni.: m1hlants oc·
l'upying the U S Embassy 1n
Tt•hran until thl' new Iranian
Parlwml'nt decid('S their fate.
K homein1 · ~ orflc<' a nnounet'd
The 79 ycar·old leader or th<'
I ranwn n•,·olut1onar} reg1mt•
vetoed Pre~1dent 1\bolhassan
Hunt Sadr'-. propo~a l to transfer
C'ustody of the captives to tht·
ruling Hevolutto nary Council
after a meetint.! with Dani-Sadr
and Forc•1gn :\I in1ster Sade~h
Ghotbtad\'h
There was no 1mmed1ate com
mt"nl rrom the militants holdin~
the hostages but a ~pokesman
for the struggling Mosle m move·
m ent. which 1!' close• to the mih·
tants. said ir. un interview in
Tehran that Iran should be pre-
pared for vi~orous American re-
action
The movement. which has op-
posed a government takeover of
the hostages. called tbe transfer
plan "a plot of the liberal and
compromisers' wing of the gov-
ernment" and added that il ex-
pects those to try •Jain lo
transfer the hostages to the Ira·
n1an ~o\ernment before the
parliament meet.s.
The announcement rrom Kho·
rneinl't office aaid t~ oo.tages
a nd the Amerlcan Embassy
"will remain in the ha nds of the
militant stude nts until the
Islamic Parliament meets to de-
cide their fate "
A Good E gg
Hostage
Inaction
Oted
WASlllNGTON 11\1'1 F'n ·-.1
dent Cartl'r 1lec·1ded today to or
dC'r all lranwn diplomat~ out of
the country in rf'laliatwn for a
l<1ck of prO<'t:!>'> on thl· hO'>ta~l
1·n<;1• .. a well pl~H·t·rl adm1n1~tra
tton offi cial :.aid
The ffiO\ I' rollo .... t•d r'l''>l~tanC{'
1n Tehran to tran..,frrrmg control
of lht' ,\mn1C·an.., from th<' hand..,
11( m1lttJnti. al tht· 1·m ha..,~y 111
tht· ruhng Rt•\olut1onar~ Coun
c1l
C .tr1Cr took th•· decision at a
m•1rntn~ m1•\'l1n~ v.1t h ht' top
pollry ad\ 1..,t•r•., 1nducl1n~
St•('rt'tar) of !°')late (.'yru~ H
\ etnl't'
Ont' !>Ourre. a..,k1n~ not l>t' ~
1dent1ru."<i '>atd tht• t'Xpub1on or-
de r would be delivered to lht·
Iranian embas~y here 1n rmd J
afternoon. but the offlctal "'ho
confirmed the pres1dent1al .ic t
11on said he wa.., uncertain of 1 ht' ~
nm in it. ]
Most of Iran's diplomats rn the ! U n1led States were o rde red
home by the Slate Department
following sei7.Ure of the embal>SY
by militants 1n Novem~r.
HoweveT. many ma nag~ to i stay in the country. some by
seeking political asylum and
otht-n by going under~round '
\artC'r"· Ntrht>r ordt'r 1\ln•rtt-d
tht• Iranian ~OVl'rnmt>nl tu rt'-
duce its clipk>mauc corps m Uus
count.I>' rrom 250 to 35 20 at
the embassy in Wa~h1ngton and •
rrve each at cons ulates 1n I
Chicago, Houston. New York ~
and San Francisco
-Orricials at the Iranian em-
bas<;y dt'<'linl"d 1mmed1atc com-
ment oo the reported new ex·
pulc;1on dN'ISIOn
Census work er J eannettc
B a rt o l i n 1 o f S a n .J u a n
Capistrano gets in the spirit
of ht·r job with attire made
especially for the <>l'Ca!-iion
.I c a n n e t t c a n d h c r
en.worker s a r e bu s \
counting at the Ziggurat 1n
J .a11una Niguel. Set• stor~·.
Page A3.
The statement added that ''the
hea Ith of the hostages and their
li ving place is good in every
\I. a y " It said people are being
<1 llow<.>d to observe the health
:.ind living conditions of the cap·
l ives "under the superv1s1on of
r1·spons1ble officials "
.Jc.•nn1fc•r BC'am. 2. of f.agun;.1 Heaeh. !'.ho"" off he r Ec1~tl·r l'g~s Sunciay all1:r tht· tra<ht1onal hunt at the htl-(h -.chool
athll'lit field .. Jl'nn1flor \.\as \\taring '1 pn:lly <lr<.':'!'. for thl·
Cart<'r he'>tlatl"d in lakinJ! thi:.
laa•st step out of hope that
!'resident At>olhassan Rani-Sadr
.ind otht•r rel.ti I\'(' moderate" in
th1• Iranian ~OVl·rnmc•nt could
.1rra n l!l' to h a\<' the 50
\ml'r1cans put in the ir chargt·.
Public Aids
Wunty Probe
Of Sex Slayings
Orange County Sheriff~ Offm.·
investigators are conllnuin~ their methodical purs uit or in
formation provided by the public
in the ir attempt to solve a baf
fhng series of murders that may
be the work of a homosexual
killer.
"We have received quite a lot
of information from the public -
s ome good information and
some bad information -and
we're tracking it down." said Lt.
Wy att Hart. the s heriff's
s pokesman.
"We are probably further
ahead on the case than we ever
were before." he added.
Among the information being
explored, Harl said. are descrip-
tions of vehicles that have been
involved in out-of-the-ordinary
hitchhiking practices.
These include cases where
drivers have made advances al
hitchhikers or where the vehicle
has made abrupt moves in traf-
fic to stop for hitchhikers, Hart
said:
As many as 36 young men and
boya may be victims of a mass
murderet\ wh o has stalked
Southern California over the
past eight years.
ln many caAB, the vlcUms'
bodles have been dumped beside
freeways and major hfghways.
The bodies of the most recent
Orange County victims -Glen
Norman Barker. 14, of Hunt·
ln1ton Beac h , and Ruuell
Duane Rush. 15, of Garden
Grove -were found March 22
o6 Ortega HJpway east of San JHn Caplatrano. Both youths
( llad been atrantled.
t)
<•C'<'<t~IOn
Heated Race s Near E n d
South County Awaits Poll Openings
By ST EVE MITCHELL
0t 11M 0.,11-, Piiot St•lt
Voters in three south OranRl'
County rita·~ "''II ~o to the polls Tul'i,day to elect City Council
ml' m bcr:.. c ulminating cam
pa1gns that pitted environmental
('and1dates a~ain:;t more con
servat1Vl' campaigners in both
La1?una B('ach and Sa n
Clemente.
In San Juan Capistrano. the
seven slow-growth candidates
waged a subdue d cam paign,
with most agreeing the c ity
needs lo mainlain its rura l flavor.
The hottest campaigning and
heaviest mud-slinging in Elec
lion '80 predictably came from
candidates seekinA two seats on
l he Laguna Beach City Counci I
Jn that race. Incumbents Jack
Mc Dowell a nd Sally Belleru('
seek to retain their seats and get
their running mates elected al
the same time.
McDowell. a four.year council
m ember and two year mayor,
would like to bring a rch1te~t
Steven Rigg!> onto the panel with
All Editorial
him Tuec;da~
R' thl' ,.,me• to\..t•n < oun
c·1h.,·omJn Hl'lll'ru1 \l.OUlrl lih 111
M'l' :'\e1l F1tzpalnck. ht•r runn ing
m~ll·. JOIO her on lhc· tount1l
Fitzpa tr1l'k . <'Urrt·n t l)
cha1rmnfl prr> tempor(' or th<•
C'tty's planning comm 1~~1on. h:i-.
launc·hed the mol>t vol·nl cam
pa1gn against Mc Dowell The
two have exchanged barbs at the
frequent candidates foruml> and
in their poht1cal pamphlets and
brochures.
The big issue in LaAuna Beach
is future plans for Lali(una
Canyon. Including 522 acr('s
owned bv the r1ty
The McDowell· Riggs camp
s ays up lo \.~ Irvine Company
homes in the canyon can wor k
compatibly with a flolf course
and other uses and brmg needed
revenue rnto the city .
But Mrs . Belle ru e and
Fitzpatrick say less Intense uses
a nd fewe r homes can ac·
complish the same goal without
building out the canyon.
Oioices Presented
Last week the Daily Pilot endorsed candldalea and
ballot Issues In Laguna Beach, San Clemente and San Juan
Capistrano.
A recap or those recommendations tollowa:
In Lquna Beach we recommend Sally Benerue •nd
Nell Fitzpatrtck for City Cotmcll: Fran Engelhardt for Cl·
ty Treasurer and Verna Rollinger for City Clerk.
tn San Juan Capistrano, we recommend Kenneth
Friess and Lawrence Buchheim. the two Incumbents. ror
re-el~Uoo.
In San Clemente, we recommend Bill Mecham and
Robert Um berg ror Clly Council: Leonard Martc1 for City
Treasurer: Max Berg for City Clerk . Yes on Prop. A. No
on Prop. 8 : and No on Prop. C.
In ddcht1on \11 t"'n l·ounc1l
mt>mlwr-.. votPr!' 10 l.a~unJ
Bt•..1ch "Ill "l'lt.·<'l .t lll'-
lrt'.l'>Urt•r frnm amonJ.! t"'o tdn
d1da1e-.
Frnn Engelhart "' campaij!n
1ng J~ainst Dr. Ernest Lake for
lht• city tn.·as ure r po'>l. wh1t•h
"a~ recently revampl'd by coun
ell \Ote to a part lime pos1 t1on
paying S30 per month
City Clerk Verna Rollinger is
running unopposed for her scat
The future or open land IS also
the prime campaign topic m San
Clcml'nte where five candidate's
nre seelung two seats on that Ci·
ty Council.
And while all five hopefuls
stress a concept of "managed
growth." there a re definite dlf·
fere nccs on how to achieve that
jtOa l
The developme nt fate of three
large ranches in the city's back
country have drawn the mo.'>t in-
terest in Campaign '80
Deve lopers are seeking to
build some 8,000 homes on 5,000
acres inland of the San Diego
Freeway that would nearly dou-
ble the city's population in the
nut 15 years.
Candldates Bill Mecham and
Bill Wagner both say develop-
ment of the ranches should go
hand in hand wi\h the ability of
"'the cily to provide sewer and
water facilities. new roads and
police and fire protection.
Mecham says be supports a
growth m•nagement plan
s imilar to San Juan
Capistrano's.
Bernie Allen. a 39-year.old at-
torney, bas been tied to de·
velopera In 5an Clemente, but
aay1 he's a realiJlt. He says de·
velopment Is 1oing to happen,
but be pref era tlt•t growth to be 1111a.naaed. 1nd aaya the city
should conttol future develop-
ment .
lSee It.ACES, P11e .\2)
Hut Avatoll:.ih Ruhollah Kho
rTll'lnl :.ind th1• m1l1tants blocked
,., ery atlt'mpl alnnJ! those linl•:-.
E' 1denth -.till rulPd out b-. the
prt•:-1dt•nt i:-mtl1tarv action or
nlht•r us1• of forrc• to tn to break
tht• ~1..ilt•m.ttt• C.irtt•r planned to
t1rn fl•r "1th advis t'r-. in person
Jnd In tl:'lephonl• throughout tht•
tlJ) on '>UOl'lJOn~ JJ:ain..,l Iran ..t~
h,· abo prepan•d for l.Jlk-. begin
nmlo! T uc!)da\ "1th E i-!)plian
Pn•,1denl An"'-..1r SadJl.
The prl·sident ml't .,., 1th n..t
twnal scrurity and d1plomat1r
Jtdl''> al the White House for 21 •
bour:. this momin~ and was to
ront1nuc the met-tin~.., th1~ after·
n<>-0n
Wh1 ll' House prl·ss secretary
.Jody Powell announced plans
for addit1onal talks during the ~
afternoon and indicated he
might have more to say later
about an announcement of pres-
idential decisions.
Talkmf( orierty to reporters
after he returne d from an
Easter weekend at Camp David,~
Md . a grim-looking Carter was t
asked whether he was about to
CSff ENVOYS. Page A2>
Coast
Weath er
Continued s unny a nd
warmer. Lows tonig ht 45 at
the beaches and SO inland.
Tuesday highs from 74 to82.
INSIDE T ODA W
An Auodated Pren writer
tells o/ MT tou an tM recent
S1luer pric• coUopae. See
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aovemment l.l'OOPI were kilted. It t•n no account ol rebel Ulua)U .. aod did not II)' when tbe ftJbtlq otCUrred Tbe
aeneral wu not i«NnUft.td.
1'htt olt\tlal Sovi.t n.wa acency Tua denied report.a of the
atr hue c:aptw-.. uyln& "~rtain clrc:la in the ltn1led llatet
simply cannot 1•v• up tbelr hatMt of fabrit1tln1 all eon.a ol ao.
vontklm about lhe 1ltuatJoa in A11bantltan. ··
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TOKYO tAP> The doJlar rose in heavy tradlnA: on
Japanese curreney txchana today, etc.in& at 280.M yen after
reachln& a 2'>-)'Hr Pf'ak ol 2181 80 yen earlier an tM O>Oc"llln&.
The dollar aaln~ today despite lbe Bank ol Japao·s spend·
mg about Sl80mUUon to support the yea,-...... &ald.
Gold and •liver cnarket.s in Swope were tloeed fOf' tbe
Easler holiday.
But gold Jumped $3' ln New Yon to S:W, apparaUy d~ to
increased tension over Iran. flnd silver was up IO celltl ln New York lO $15 25
~ f'ftlnr L..,~ 8ceetss
NEW YORK <AP> -Stock prices moved broadly lower to-
day anud indications of a worsening bolta1e situation in Iran
and new evidence that the economy is slipping lnto a recesaion. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials felJ 13.23 points to
770.90 after rour hours of trading as declining stocks led advancers
by a marginof3·lin New York Stock Exchange trading.
MOst County Cities
Hold Co11ncil Vote
Most communities throughout
Orange County will elect coun-
e1lmen Tuesday and in Brea.
voters will ballot on the issue or
rent controls
Anaheim will also elect a
mayor. one of the few com·
munaties in Orange County
where the Citizenry elects rum
~eparately.
Key 1ssu~s that have fueled
pre-election' debates and cam·
paigns center on community
growth in some cities staging
elections Tuesday. particularly
an Newport Beach , S an
Clemente and m Brea.
Foes of Br~a 's proposed rental
rate ceiling. whlcla was ortginal-
ly authored by mobile home
owners, cite that as a growth·
Ii m iling i.ssoe. v otin& for the .-t at eleded
c tty clerk is atbeduled for
T1,1esd.ay's baJJotJA9 In Lquna
Beach, San Clemente, lfuot·
mgton Beach, Brea, Fullerton.
Orange and Tustin.
City treasurer elections are
a lso scheduled Tuesday in Hunt·
ington Beach, Laguna Beach.
and San Clemente but whale
\'Otes must be taken as well in
Brea. Orange, and Placentia, m·
c-umbents there are unopposed.
Cities staging elections Tues·
day and lists of candidates a re :
Fountain Valley -Incumbent
Marvin Adler; planning com·
missioner John McKnight; com·
missioner of parks and recrea·
CnshHurts
Dana Driver ·
A Dana Point woman who
slammed lnto a telephone pole in
Laguna Beach early Sunday morning, has been released
from South Coast Medical
Center after being rescued from
her car.
Chiai Cecchi. 21. apparently
lost control of her car at about
12:30 a.m. Sunday and ran into a
utility pole at Wave Street and
South Coast HJghway.
t ion Ellery Deaton: planning
t'Ommissioner Barbara Brown:
business manager Ba rton
Shigemura. Two seats are to be
filled.
Huting1.on Beacb -lncum·
bent Ron Pattinson; Edward
Zschoche, businessman; Dan
Mahaffey, businessman; incum-
bent Clancy Yoder; Jack Kelly,
businessman and actor; Harry
Budds, law enforcement
supervisor; Wes Bannllter, bmi·
nessman; Eldon Bagstad, liquor
s tore owner: incumbent <pre·
viously apP<>fnt.ed> Ruth F\o.ley;
John Vaientmo, pubbc: relatloM
representative: Bruce GJ"ffr,
machine tool consultant Charles
Rough, local government ad-
ministration. Three seats must
be filled.
HWlltillstGa Beach City aen
caadtd..., -IDeum.._t AJlcta Wentworth ; Joel Bennett.
restaurant chef.
Huntington Beach City
Treasurer candidates -Incum-
bent Warren Hall; Gordon Off.
s tein, retailer ; Thomas
Llvepgood. business executive.
Laguna Beac:h -Incumbent
Jack McDowell; Incumbent Sal·
ly Bellerue: Neil Fitzpatrick.
<'Orporale manager : Steven
Riggs, artist and businessman.
Two seats must be filled .
City Clerk Verna Rollinger ts
running unopposed.
City Treasurer, Ernest Lake.
retired administrator: Frances
Englehardt, office mana1ement.
Newport Beach -District 2
candidates, Rutbelyn Plummer,
consumer affairs investigator;
Dick Clucas. businessman: Lee
Watkins. business executive.
Robert Brockman. Realtor:
David Shores. s mall bus1·
neasman.
District 5 -Incumbent Paul
Ryckoff, Philip Maurer.
educator and buainessman.
District 7 -Incumbent Ray
Williams; John Cox, buslnes.s
executive: Jeffrey Gaynor. com·
mercial real estate.
Three seats must be filled.
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th• ua.aaJ "River Rat Romp"
canoe rate cot out of hand,
aulboritlet aald.
After a btawl that be1an at
tht Oranae Armory SaturdMy
ni1ht and 1prcad lhrouchout this
c::entral Muucbuae.u.a town.
police called in sta~ t.roopera ID~ relnlornmeota from lour
nelsu.borin1 Lowu.
"There were fights breaking
out all over," aald Police Chier
James B. Patnck.
ll took 60 officers and three
K·9 dogs about five hours to
reatore peace. & many as 10.000
out-of·townen a.bowed up for the
17th annual race. wblcb featured
M2 canoeists paddUa1 in the
five-mile course down Miller's
Fa II River from Athol to Orange.
Eight orhcers had been as-signed to the armory. where
1.500 people were laking part in
the romp, but when 15 fights
broke out. "Wt" couldn't even put
a man at each fight to control
it." said Sgt. William Golding.
.. People were hit with beer
mugs; they were hit wlth beer
bottles. When we closed the
armory down, the crowd flooded
mto the barrooms in town." be
s aid.
Patrick said that "withln the
next week or so, myself and the
board of selectmen will be sit·
ting down to assess what went
on.
"There's not much we can do
to control the race. Anyone can
run in a race. if they waaL Wha~
we do control is the armory an())
the beer and wine license."
Patrick said.
He said there had been prob-
lems connected with tlle race
day in the past, "but nowhere
near what we had ... We have-
n't had the problem we've bad
this year."
Most of the 17 men arrested
were charged with disorderly
conduct. One was charged with
assaultln1 an officer. who was
not badly hurt, Patrick said.
"I don ·1 think there were more
than five" persbo.s who came to
neighboring Athol Memorial
Hospltal wtth injuries, the nurs·
ing 1upervtsor said. Sbe said
they all were treated and sent
home.
Patrick aald tbe $$00 prbe in tbe t1ft!' nee wu •Oft by Al Camp and Bob Bennett ol Otqo,
N. Y., who paddled to the finish
in just under 40 minutes
Cash Stolen
AtOemente
Restaurant
San Clemente police are in·
vestigating the theft Saturday or
a cash box containing between
$480 and S500 from a fish and
chips business. The money was reported
taken from Atlantic Fish and
Chips. 71 Calle de Industrias. al
about 7:45 p.m.
Police also were Investigating
a burglary at the home of Cor·
rine Robinson. in th~ 600 block of
Avenida Columbo.
Th e hom e wa s entered
t h rough a kitchen window
between 9 a.m. and 3:50 p.m.
Friday and il was undetennlned
what items. if any, were taken.
It was also report~ that at 9
p.m . Friday the home of Paul
Varble, in the 600 block of Calle
Blenvenido, was broken into. No
items were reported taken. The car rolled over, and
firemen aided the woman. She
was treated and later released
from the hospital in South
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RACES NEAR END. • •
Candidate Bob Llmberg Is
s een as a political moderate in
the San Clemente race. and says
a n assessment or the city's
facilities and funds would de·
termine bow much additional
growth the town can accept.
Robert Ru.sin, the fifth can·
didate aeekina a .1eat in San
Clemente, fean overtaxed city
facilities and said growth in San
Clemente depeoda on the Impact
on the community.
Three San Clemente retkSenta
are seeking elecUon to the city
treasurer poet, lnctuclin1 ousted
council member Howard
Mu1hett.
Otbere include corporate
treasurer Leona,rd Marks and
appralaer Charlee Fox.
But whether th• new clty
treaaurer wtll be abl• to take b1a
po1t depends OD the outcome of
one of three ballot meaaures
Tue1day.
Voten will be 11ked whether
th• city treHurer po1ltion
should remain an elected po1t or
be apPoi.ntlve.
In other belliot meuuret, San
Clement.eana wlU be asked If
I
they want to spend $2. 75 million
to widen El Camino Real. and
they will be asked if five COW\·
cilmanic voting districts should
be established in town.
San Juan Capistrano's seven
council candidates all have one
thing ln common.
Each bellevee the city should
maintain ita rural character,
keep its ridgellne dear of de·
velopment, and maintain its
managed growth po1tcy which
limits the number of new struc·
turea constructed each year.
Campaign ex'\>endltures have
been small and the campaign
rhetoric calm.
Incumbent mayor Kenneth
Friess a nd Councilman
Lawrence Buchheim are seeldna
re·election to tbetr councll aeata.
They are oppc>sed by Jamea
Atkins. a pilot: Harold l>'mul, a
tr ai n crew 1upervi1or:
equeatrtan commission
chairman Ilse Byrnes; chemical
engineer Oliver Dale Smith and
Dan Van1all1. a retired boat
trailer manufacturer.
Polls will be open from 7 a.m.
to 8 p.m. in all tbtM CW".
..
Dlet(re 011 Aad R•••i•g
Youngsters charge across the Laguna
Beach High School athletic rield in the
cit y's traditional Easter egg hunt. About
1.200 egg~ were dyed by the American
Legion ladies auxiliary and about 300
youngsters took part Sunday. The hunt has
become a trad1t1on an Laguna Beach. It's
been going on since 1937.
Burglars in Laguna
Have Busy Weekerul
Burglars were busy m Laguna
Beach over the weekend, taking
more than S12.000 an goods from
three victims.
Operators of the Darkroom.
274 Broadway. told poli ce
someone broke into that camera
s upply s hop e arly Saturday,
taking rune cameras. lenses. a
tripod and cash.
Police said the thieves entered
a hut.er room outside the shop,
then pounded out drywall on thf'
inside. entenng the shop through the new open1n~
The camerai. and oth er
photographic equipment wen·
valued at $3.816 95.
Also Saturday. Sean Sadler
returned to hls apartment 1n lhc
2000 block o r South Coa!)l
Highway to h.nd burglar.. had
reac hed through. a broken
""indow and unlocked tht· front
door .
Th e th ieves t ook an
OrienlaJ·style red and whale rug
\'alued at $4.000 and a small blue
Bendit Shot
By'Victim'
In' Dana Point
A Dana Po1nl merchant
thwarted a would-be a rmed
robber Saturday. sbooung thc
holdup man an the fo cc ""1th
s nakt' s hot fired from ·•
38-cahber revolver
A sheriff's s pokesman '>-a id
Anthony Daltorio, owner or
Oana Point Drug Store. 24661 La
Plaza. shot the man an the face
after two men entered tht• store
and attempted to force their wa:-
tnlo the prescription drug area
Daltorio's gun was loaded with
bullet containing pellet-like
shot. the spokesman said.
Tb& bleeding man and his
accomplice ran from lhl' store
a fter the 2·05 p m. incident and
were seen leaving the area an a
r~ Volkswagen at a high rate of
speed
There was no loss dunng the
robbery attempt and Daltorio
was not injured. the spokesman
said.
. -
rug valued at $500.
And in a third incident over
the weekend. Steve Smith saJd
more than S4.000 in ster eo
equipment an<t other belongings
were taken from a rental truck
parked in front of h~ house.
He said lae left the traile r
unattended for several moments
as he returned to his Catalina
Street address to collect more
belongings
When he returned. he found a
S600 turntable. amplifi er.
::.peakt-rs. an ice bubble
macbme. tools and a televunon
massing.
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KIBBUTZ ...
of days are repugnant to Jll
Amen cans and cannot be co n·
doned by anyone sincerely in·
terested m the cause or peac·1·
between lsr;.iel a nd at ...
ne igb.bont."
It was an Israeli national holJ.
day, the last day of the seven·
day Passover observao~ m&rk·
lDg U. llraeUtea' ~from
Egypt_
It also colaclded with Egyp.
tian President Anwar Sadat's
departure for Washington for
talks Wlth President Carter on
t he s talled P ales tinian
J Ut OnfJ m\' neJ!Ol1alH1n<, v.11h
l'-rJt•I :'\1o'l Palestan1an~ ~e
tht' home rulr plan Jnd ~uc•r
rilla'> have stJS:erl a numbt.•r nf
.Htacks 1n an l'ffort to torµ<-do
tht> !Hael1 E~~ pt 1a n pt>3<'t'
treatv
T he r:ud1'~ rut throuJ?h tht>
border fence :rnd bcfort> un\
-.hots Wl'l"e fart"d rt'ached tht>
nu~erv at the cent«r of t~ ktb
butz. where childrt>n aj.ted 117 lo
3 were sleeping. at about I am
kibbutz members aid.
The r.rst ca::.ualt\' v.as thl'
c·om mun1t~ ·6 lt•adt>r. · 38 >ear-old
Sam1 Shani. who had gone to the
c·htldren·~ houc;p to rep11r a
lli!ht
.. After the first i:hots we or·
$la n1zed a nd ~urrnundc•d thP
building. · said David Le\'~ Ont'
or the ltlbbuu defendeN>
.~
f',....PefleAI
ENVOYS. • • invoke new sanctions.
"We'll be deciding that in a
few manutes." Cart.er replied.
The president went directly to
his Oval Office to prepare for
the meeung with advisers.
At one point, Carter remarked
that the hostages' capto~ -ht
('ailed them "terrorists" -
agreed to release the prisoners
to the lraruan government "but
the government refused." He
did not elaborate.
Powell said he dad not know if
the Wlut.e House meetmg would .
lead to an 1mmed1ate announce-
ment of U S retaliatory moves.
llut he ... uggested it might take
..,ome lime to prepare to imple ·
ment some uns pecified de -
r1s1on~. indicating that could de·
l;iy an announrement
Powell said he knew of no
plans for a prc~1dent1 al addres~
111 the nation.
Sl·<·relary of Statt' Cyrus R.
\ 11 nc<' and other officials spent.
part of their Easte r Sunday pre-
paring the list or potential sanc-
t inns for presentation of pres-
ident
Although there was no sugges.
t1on that military action was
contemplated. American Navy
pilots on a carrier In the Indian
Ocean were reported eager to
bomb ~lected targets in Iran.
Ooe off1c1al, who asked not to
be ideollfied, said in advance ()( today'&~ Lhal, barring a
sudden cb.aoge for lhe bett~r .in
Tehran. there was little doubt a
packal'te of sanctions would be
.1dopted. The dectS1on, he told
1 ht> ASS0<'1ated Press Sunday af.
1 .. rn,>00. could come •·within 24
t11iur"
Budget Eyed
By Trustees
Trustees of the Capistraob
l 'ni r1ed School District will re·
c·t!a\·e th~ d.1.stnct's S39.6 million
prehrrunary budget for 1980-81 jlt.I.
their 7 .30 board meeting tonill\t
at the district olrices. ,
The budget in the growing dis·
trict 111 up $4 7 million from tbe
S34.9 million in estimated expeq. d1tures for 1979·80.
The bud.set will be reviewed
h> the trustees through May .
Ch.inges would be reflected 'in
the tenta li\'e budget. to tle
presentt'd totht> board in June.
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Turnout
In Mesa?
Costa Mesa City Clerk Eileen
Phinney says she expects 12,000,
or 30 percent of the city's 40,300
e~· gible voters. to tum out Tues-
d y in an election to seat three
c uncilmen
The city's 48 polling places
will open at 7 a.m and close at 7
pm., said Ms. Phinney, who is
in charge of oper~ting the elec
tion and seeing that a ll the votes
are counted.
Nine men a re running this
year for three seats on the five
membe r c ouncil. In c lude d
among the candidates are two
incumb e nt s. Ma y or Ed
Mc F a rland ~nd Councilman
Donn Hall.
1 Thf' third seal belongs to
Councilman Dom Raciti who is
leaving public office after eight
years of service.
The seven others seeking seats
are businessman Chris Steel. ad-
m in is tr a ti ve analys t Paul
Raver, business owner Richard
J o hnston, r es taurateur Eric
J o hns on. Planning Com -
missioner and real estate as-
1'sociate Richa rd Carste nsen.
a uthor-publis her David Balsiger
and real estal e man Robe rt
Graham.
Hottest issues m this year's
rather lukewarm race revolve
round formation of coun-
ilmanic districts. downtown re-
evelopment. routing of the pro-
posed co mpletion le g of the
Costa Mesa Freeway. increasina
residential density and the need
for more m ajor east -west
street.a.
Ms. Phinney said she expects
the first returns to begin filter-
ing into her omee before '8 p.m.
Tuesday. She expects to have a
complete unofficial count by
about 10 p.m .
Mesans hoping to follow the
returns can call the Cltv Clerk's
office throughout the t'vcning at
754·5133.
* * * Mesa Mayor
Llshes Ad
By Opponents
Mayor Ed McFarland took is·
~ue today with an advertisement
in Friday's tissue of the Daily
Pilot in which a committee op-
posed his re-election to the Costa
Mesa City Council in Tuesday 's
race.
·Tm deeply disappointed by
the advertise ment with its dis-
tort ions and half truths," the
mayor said. "I a m a lso disap·
pointed with the people behind
the advertis ement; they lack the
courage to make them selves
known or to identify theirs as a
special interest group interested
in only one iss ue. downtown re·
development.
"Costa Mes a has been
fortunate in never having this
type of last·minute sme ar cam·
paign . The people who are financ-
ing it are not interested in the
•ell-being of Costa Mesa. They
are interested in their own own
selfish inte rests."
Tbe half-page ad was place<i by
Pete Maxson. owner of Omar's
Custom Frames. 1821 Newport
Blvd .• and treasurer of the Com·
(See MAYOR. Pase AZ>
Slf'EEI' MVSIC
FflOM PllDf AD
"Dally Pilot classified ads are
mus tc to my ea~
"I had greati s uccess selling
my electrlc-piano In the
cl1111fied secUon."
That's the advertltlng s uccess
1tory of lbe Fountain Valley
man wbo placed tbl1 ad bl tbe
Dally Piiot:
WurUu.tr. Electric
Plano. XJnt Cond
ltXlMUUlX
Jf you ~ant your ad to play
"airtltuJ nfusfc. call 642-~.
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SCENE OF ATTACK
Baby Among Vlc~lms
Israelis \
Beal, Back
Raiders
K I BBUTZ MISGjlv AM .
Israel <l\P) -Palesti ian ter-
rorists attacked a nurse y an this
kibbutz on the Israeli-Le banese
frontier today. kilUng an Israeli
baby and two adultsl before
troops storm ed the c~ildren 's
dormitory, killed all five Arab
raiders and freed at least six
hostages, the larae!is said.
One of the dead was lhe kib·
butz leader, killed a s the nint-
bour siege began. Fow-other
children, another clvlllan •dult
and 11 soldiers were woJnded. a
military spokesman said .
Defe n se Mloister Ezer
Weizman later s urveyed th~
blood-stained. bullel-po4ed two-
s tory nursery building at this
hilltop settlement in northern
Gal ilee and said the Israeli
army "will weigh measures and
actions l hope these things
won't repeal themselves .··
Responsibility ror the ~aid was
cla imed in Beirut by the Iraqi·
backed Arab Liberation Front.
one of the eight membe r-groups
of the Pa les t i ne Libera tion
Orj?amzation. A front statement
said the attack marked the 33rd
a nnive r s ary o f the Arab
Socialist Baath Party and de·
mande d th e r e lease or 50
Palestinian s from ls r ac l1
pri s ons . There was no im
m e diate comment from the
PLO.
<See KIBBUTZ, Page AZ)
Mesa Council
Tacldes Three
Major Issues
The Costa Mesa City (founcil,
operating for the last time as it
currently exists, will take on
t hree m ajor issues when it
meets in City Hall at 6 :30 p.m.
Expect~d is a d ecision on
wh ether to s upport Orange
County government's plan to ex-
pand general aviation facilities
into the city on the west side or
John Wayne Airport.
The agreement -opposed by
Newport Beach city council
me mbers-is required before
the county can make the ex-
pansion plans officials believe
are required to reduce conges-
tion on the airport's busy east
side
Also up for public hearlng is
an environmental impact report
and a rezooln1 bid for. Harbor
Gateway. a 78-acre industrial
and omce development pro-
Posed by C.J. Segerstrom and
Sons.
Harbor Gateway ls propotled
for Seterstrom family property
west or Harbor Boulevard
between Sunflower A \feftue and
MacArthur Boulevard.
Al so scheduled for public
heartnc on the Sea•rttrom prop-er lsaue ll a requat to reaone
the land rrom lnduatrial parlt to
plarlned development lnduetrlal.
The t.blrd major IHue to be
conaldettid i1 an ordinance gov·
etnlJli relU)atJon and develop-
m t dJ ill mlni-warebouse ven-
turea m the cltY.
eve rs
* * * * •
sc89 mE•IJasS!f
Shift Denied
For Hostages
By The Assoc:iated Press
Ayat.ollah Ruhollah Khome1n1
ruled today that the 50 Amencan
hostages must remain in thl'
hands of the young militants OC·
c upying the U.S. Embassy in
Te hran until the new Iranian
Pa rliament decides their fate.
Khomeim 's office announced
The 79-year-old leader of t he
Iranian re volutionary reg1m(•
vetoed Pres ident Abolhassan
S am-Sadr's proposal lo trans fer
c ustody of the captives to thl·
IRAQ RAIDS IRAN
OIL FIELDS -A4
ruling Revolutionar~ Council
after a meeting with Bani-Sadr
and Foreign M inistl'r Sadcgh
Ghotbzadeh.
There was no 1mmed1ate com·
ment from the militants holding
the hostages but a spokesman
ror the struggling Moslem move-
ment, which is close to the mill·
tants, said in an inter view in
Tehran that Iran s hould be pre-
pared for vigorous American re-
action
The movement. which has op·
posed a government takeover of
l1•n.te8arrels
the hostages. called the ttansfer
plan "a plot of the liberal and
compromisers' wing of the gov-
ernment" and added that at ex·
pect s thos<.' to try a gain t o
transfer the hostages to the lra -
n 1 a n govt-rnment before the
parliament meets
T he announcement from Kho-
me101 's office said the hostage'>
a nd the Ame rican Embassy
"v. 111 rc•main in the hands of the
mil it a nt s tude nts until tht'
Is lamic Parliament meets LO de
r ide their fate "
T he s tatcmC'n t add('d that "the
health of tht· hostagl•s and tht-1r
living place as good in even
v. ay ·· It "3Jd people are bean~
a llowed to observe the health
a nd living conditions of th<' cap-
lt\'es "under the supervision of
responsible officials ..
Today was the 156th day an
captiVlty for the 50 Americans in
the embassy and three held in
the Iranian Foreign Miruslry.
Thr~ U.S. clergymen in vited by
the militants to hold Easter
ser vices at the embassy report-
ed the hostages were in ex-
cellent condition
Official Complaint
On Waste Planned
By RICHARD GREEN
Ol tM O•llY Piiot Sl.Mf
Irvine police will file a com·
pla int with the Orange County
Dis tri ct Atto rney 's o ffi ce
against an Irvine firm that
police alle~c imprope rly stored
radioa ct ive was te over the
weekend, police Capt. J erry
Boyd, announced today.
Meanwhile, the r adiological
director of ICN Chem ical l!nd
Radio isot ope D1 v1s 1on . 2727
Campus Drive. admitted that his
farm "\\as in technical violation
of the law but was following ac-
cepted practice.··
Boyd said that Irvine police
learned Friday night that about
30 barrels of radioactive waste
were betng stored outside of the
ICN plant. in an area that was
accessible to the public. He said
that the barrels should have
been in a secure storage area.
ICN radiological director Al
Baietti said that the barrels of
radioactive waste posed little
threat to the public and were
moved Inside of the plant this
morning.
Police learned that the barrels
were outside the plant when a
patrolma n , r esponding to a
burglar alarm, stumbled across
the SS-gallon drums on Fnday
night. The patrolman reportedly
discovered that some of t he
drums were leakiJ>g, and he
radioed for additional help.
Clark Hickman from the coun·
Ly health department was called
to the scene that evening.
"I made up a short report on
the matter," Hickman said.
"The barrels weren't exceeding
the allowable radiation level.
The only apparent violation Is
the fact that they were being
stored in an unsecured area out-
side of the plant.··
AllEdlterl•I
Kim Wong , SJnior health
phys icist with the s tate d1 v1sion
of occupation a l safety a nd
hea Ith. is 1n charge of inspecting
ICN
Won~ s a id tnat storaE:c or
rad1oact1vc drums in an '"un
!-ecurc-d area" 1s a n olati&n or
the state law and that he was JtO·
1ng to investigate the matter.
lie said he mtendea to send an
e nforcement letter to ICN but
was not yet ~u•e what the letter
v.11l say.
ICN official Baiett1 '>a1d that
the drums were being kept out
side the plant only as an intenm
measure. and he said that the
police ble w the s1tuat1on out of
proportion
NBlntnukr
Finds Three's
NotWmpany
A 24·year·old waitress told
police she was awakened early
Saturday morning by a man
c r ouchin g beside he r bed.
fondling the upper part or her
body.
The young woman poked her
boyfriend. who was sleepH1g
beside her. and asked. "Who is
he ?"
The boyf riead didn't know and
apparently the would-be rapist
didn't want to introduce himself.
He fled the central Newport
home.
Police described the Intruder
as being between 18 and 20 years
old , of medium height and
weight wttb blond. wavy hair.
Pilot Backs Trio
Costa Mesa voten 10 to the polls Tuesday to elect
three City Council members from a field of nlne can·
dldahl. In an editorial la.st Thunday. tbe Daily PUot de·
tailed jta c~ ror the three open H •ll. Thole can·
d ldates endorsed for election are:
-Ed McFarlalld, Incumbent
-0.. Kall, lncumbent
-IUcllaant Cante•Mll, plaMln& commt11klner
Be sure lo cast your ballot 1'\MMlay. Polla wlU be OPtn
from 7 a.m. f'> 7 p.m .
:W our••••••••
_Dally ~e.••paper-i
•
• C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I
• I
an Ties
.. OMly ....... ..._
'll 1A Ire Telb It
Cen sus work~r .J<>a nnette
Rart o lan1 of San Juan
Capistrano get:-in the spmt
of her JOb \\1th attire m ade
t><.,peC'1alh lor tht• occasion.
.J t' :J n n l' l t e a n d h e r
co ·"o rk ~r ' J r~ bu ''
counting at th<· Z1gcurJt m
La guna i\tJ?ut•I. Sfi• !:>ton-.
Pagt• AJ
Oiaplain's
Wife Dies
Of Injuries
.Je nnie May Dady of Costa
Mesa, who for many years as-
sisted her husband 10 his re-
ligious ministry at Orange Coun·
ty J ail. rued Sunday at the age of
84
Mrs. Dady was the wife of the
Re v. Harry L. Dady, the Jail
chaplain
Funeral services for Mrs.
Dady will be held at 11 a .m.
Tuesday at Blower Brothers
Morrnary , Santa Ana . Burial
will follow at West m inst e r
Me mon al Park.
M rs Dady died from com-
plications stemming from a San-
ta Ana traffic accident in which
s he and her husband were in·
volved last Tuesday.
According to relatives, Mrs.
Dady actively assisted he r
husband In conducting religious
services ror inmates. lodged in
the jail.
The Dadys m I grated to
Oran1e County 54 >-ears ago
from Nebraska and operated a
small farm near Main Street in
Santa Ana.
They moved to a raidettce on
Harbor BoWe~ard ln Goaa Mesa
32 years ago.
In addition to her ·husband.
Mrs. Dady is survived by a sis-
ter, Lenore Robert.a : fhe
children. Durward Dady, of SU-
t a Ana, Estella Harrl1, or
Oraap. Willard Dady. of 5-a
Ana. Dooald Dady, of HomtGD.
Teus. and Bel\Jamtn, Da4Y. ol
Mlamt na.: te 1raDdcblllrwn.
and 11 trea\·IJ'Mdctilldren.
The famll1 1u11e•t•d memortal ~trtbutlom be meet.
to TM Oleaaen, a Chrbtt• Ja1l support ortanJsaUoo. The ad·
dress Is 550 )l, Flower St .• Sant.a
Ana.
Further
Action
Weighed
WASHINGTON <AP> Presi-
de nt Carter announced this af.
ternoon that the United Stale\ 1s
breaking d1plomc.tt1c relat10n.,
with Iran and that all Iranian
diplomats a nd off1 c1ah v.111 be
ordered to leavt' the <:ountry by
midnight Tuesday
Carter declared that the con
t1nued rt'fusal or lht• Iranian
go' ernfnent to n·leas<· the 50
American host:.iges hl.'ld in thl'
IJ S Embassy 1n Tehran :.1nrc•
Nov 4 .. v.11l 1nvol\'t> 1ncrcasingl~
helt\ y cost tCJ th<.• govt-rnment of
Iran ·
After marathon m ttling<, wi th
fore ign polil'Y ad\ 1S<•rs. the pres
1dent announced
Sa nction -. pr•)h1b1l ing
fu rther export:. to lr<sn. cxchidtng
food and drug... H<' smd thl ex
ports will will bf' allowed t11 1·on-
t1nue will be minim al
-An inventory of Ir anian a
set s which we re frozen i
December an designi ng a pr~
gram to aid the hostages an~
the ir families I
Carter said he 1s Preparm14
l e g1 ~lat1on t o fa cilitate th~ processing of any claims against
Iran.
-All V1sas issued to lrania
will be invalidated and ne
,·1sas will not be issued or re-
newe d except in unus u a l
cl rcu mstanrf'"
·The !>le~ I hJ\ l' ordt-n'CI w;.
day are~ that are necessary
now," Carter said. "Other ac
tions may become necessary
theN steps do not produce
prompt release of the hostages.
Cartel<) did not Indicate wh
those further steps might be,
a naval blockade of Iran ·
known to have been considered
The move followed res1stan
an Tehran to transferring contr
of the Amencans from thl· hand.i
of m1litan~ at the• embassy to
t he ruling Revolutionary Coun-
r 1I
Carter took lht• dec1s1on ;.it i.l
mo rnin..: mt-ctmg "1th his top
pol icy ad\1 <.('r~. 1nc lud1ni.:
Secretar y of Stal1· Cvrus R
Vance
One sour<'('. askm~ not be ~
1dent1fied. said the expulsion or·
der v.ould be rtellvercd to t he
Iranian embassv here in .mid·
afte rnoon. but th<' off1c1al v.ho
confi rmed the pres1dent1al ac-
tion said he was uncertain or tht·
ta ming.
Wh1tP House press secreta ry
Jody Powell declined to coai-
ment on the expuls ion report hltt
suggested that anyone privy to
Carter 's decision would hate
"better judgment than lo talc
about it "
Carter himself was asked by a
reporter , as he mingled with
participants in the annual W~
House Easter egg roll, if he w
going to act against Iran.
"Yes," he replied "Are yaL
satisfied.,.. 'I
Most of Iran's diplornats in uie
United States we re order$1
home by the St ale Department
<See ENVOYS. Page A2)
Coastt
I
Weather
Continued s unny and
warmer. Lows tonight 45 at
the beaches and SO inland.
Tuesday highs from 74 to82.
IN818E TeB~ Y ~
An Aaodatt!d Pru1 t0rltf!1'
tella of hn lou in tM P-eCmt
'111 Vt'r price collapae. Su
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DM..YPILOT c Mof?d9· Ae!!I 1, t•
C111W'1 ....... ~ d6111a..a
lhl Iranian pve.mmen.L to re-
duce Ill cllpac>m1&.lc eorpa lD um .c~ from 25() to S5 JO al
the tmbuay lo WublnstOa and
flv1 ••ch at co11•1.1latea in Cllluaop;=•tcan, N•w York
and San t.eo.
0.,...... •the lr.W.O em·
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•Ill•r ,..._. hi 8•,,.•
TOKYO <A P I The doll r rose Ul heuvy trading en
Japanese rur~ncy eschan1n today, clo.ma at 260.$S y n after
reachtn& a 2',.y .. r puk ol JSl.80 )'ft nrlMr lD the mont.lat·
The dollar 1••ned todQ dlspat• U.. laU of Japu•a •pend·
1ng about SUO mllbon to 1appart tM 1•. deaaera uld.
Gold and salver market.s an Europe were eloMd for t.be Easler hohday
Rut gold Jvmped IN m New Yon to 1121, apparentJy d&ie to
mcrl'ased t.enalOn over Iran, and ~uv., ... up 65 cenla lo New
York to $15 30
--~•JI•• , .. n a..,n-••~
NEW YORK <AP) Stock prleea moved broadly lower to-
day amid lndlcatlona of a worsen1n1 hl»ta1e aituation ln Iran
and new evidence that the economy ll 1Uppln1 into a recession.
The Dow Jone• avera1e of ao lnctulU1ab fell 13.23 points to
770.90 after four hours of tradina as declln1ni stocks led advancers
by a m arginof3·1 lnNew York Stock Excban1etradln1.
Nae l'orlc 1t'eaataen Strtlse
NEW YORK CAP> -New Yorkers hlked, pedaled and
thumbed their way to work today in the heaviest number$ since
a subway-bus transit strike be1an a week ago, but officials said
there waa "nothing utaltrophic" in the IOQ& traffic jams.
Can were bumper-to-bumper on most expressways, bridges
and tunnels leading Into Manhattan. The city's sun-bathed
sidewalks were aawarm with commuters wearing jog1lng
shoes liacycles seemed to almost outnumber the taxis.
The trains of Conrail and the Long Island Rail Road. serving
the outlying suburban regions to the north and east. reported twice
JS many riders today aa lut week.
p,...p11geAI
KIBBUTZ AITACKED. • •
In Tel Aviv. US. Ambassador
Samuel Lewis declared: "Such
acts of violence directed at a
peaceful Israeli civilian com
munity during one of the holiest
of days are repugnant to all
Americans and cannot be con
doned by anyone sincerely in·
terested in the cause of peace
between I s rael and its
neighbors "
Jt wu an lsraell national holi
day, the last day of the seven
du Pu.over ot.ervaoce mark·
Ing tbe Israelites' exodus from
Egypt.
freed three mothers and two
children," said a man identified
only as Avi. .. We pushed them
<the terrorists> into a second
area but some children were left
inside.··
"After the first shots we or
ganized and surrounded the
building," said David Levy. one
or tbe kibbutz defenders
At about 2:30 the army at·
tacked the bu1Jd1n& but troops
were beat.en back.
Tbe ternlriata used bullboms to call in Arabic to t.be kibbutz
members and troops, evidenUy
reading lists of Palestinians
whose release they sought. Levy
said Israel. Radio said a kind or
negotiation went on for four
hours Meanwhile the army
commanders reached the scene
··we had a long negotiation
before we decided to attack."'
We1zman said
Carter heaitated in taking lb.is
latut step out of hope that
President Abolhassan Baru·Sadr
und Olbtr relaUn moderates in
the lrantan 1ovemment could
arra nge to have the so
Americans put 111 their charge.
But Ayatollab Ruhollab Kbo-
me101 and the militanta blocked
every attempt aJoAt tboM Ii.Des.
Evidently still ruled out bY the
president as military action or
other use of for~ to try to break
the stalemate. Carter planned to
confer wi\h advlMrs in penoo
and by telepbooe tbroupout t.M
day on sanctions against Iran as
he also prepared tor talks begin·
nlng Tuesday wlth Egyptian
President Anwar Sadat.
The president met with na.
tlonal security and diplomatic
aides at the White Houae for 21,;
hours this morning and wu to contin~ the meetinJrSthls after-
noon.
At one polni. Carter remarked
that the hostages' captors -be
called them "terrorists ..
agreed to release the prisoners
to the Iranian government "but
the' govC'rn ment refused.·· Ht>
did not elaboral ..
Vance and othe r officials
spent part of thei r Easter Sun-
day pre paring the list of poten-
llal sancllons for presentation or
president.
Although thcrt "a:. no sugges·
lion that military action was
contemplated. American Navy
pilots on a carrier in the Indian
Ocean were reported eager to
bomb selected tar~ets in Iran
Twice before, the admmistra·
tion has cons idered . but
postponed, imposing additional
sanctions to allow mediation ef·
forts and Iranian moderates a
chance to find a way of frt!i!in g
the hostages from their embassy
captors.
In each cue. in February and
again last week. those efforts w~r e thwarted by militant
Islamic clergymen. By resisting
the plan to transfer control of
the hostages. the clerics last
"eek left the CmtC'd Stales wait-
ing for the election ·of the ne"
Iranian parliament. which could
not consider the hostage ques-
tion until June' at the earliest.
* * *
It also coincided with Egyp-
tian President Anwar Sadat's
departure for Was hingtoo for
talks wtth President Carter on
the stalled Pales tini an
autonomy negotaatioos with
Israel. Most Palestinians oppose
the home-rule plan and guer·
rallas have staged a number of
attacks m an effort to torpedo
the Is raeli· Egy ptian peace
treaty.
The raiders cut through the
border fence and before any
shots were fired rnarhed the
nursery at the center of the kib·
butz. where children aged 11,; to
3 were sleeping, at about 1 a.m
kibbutz members aid.
Iranians Protest
Near White House
The first casualty was the
community's leader. 38-year-old
Sarni Shani. who had gone to the
children's house to repair a
hght. .. Sanu . met two terrorists
at the door to the children's
t)ouse. They started screamang
at him in Arabic. and Sami tried
to push them back and they shot
him." said Yehudit Guri, an
Australian immigrant.
Some Jsraeh adults at the
dormitory scurried to safety
with as many children as they
could gather, others tried to con·
tain the raiders, who took as
hostages one adult and six of the
children.
·•Members of the kibbutz took
one part of the nursery and
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WASHJNGTO!'I (AP > -About
1,200 Iranians demonstrated
across the street from the White
House today while President
Carter and his aides were debat·
ing what to do tD bring pressure
on I ran to free A merican
hostages.
The demonstration brought
hostile shouting from a noonUme
crowd of pedestrians and horn·
honking from passing cars, but
police on motorcycles kept the
Americans and Iranians apart.
.. Free our hostages! Free our
hostages!" pedestrians shouted.
clapping their bands, ln a· spon-
taneous response to the dem-
onstrators.
One pedestrian shouted to a
pol iceman that the dem -
onstrators were jaywalking
and should be arrested.
The Iranians, members of the
Moslem Student Association.
gathered with sillJs to protest
the forthcoming White House
visit of Egyptian President
Anwar Sadat, to praise
Ay atoll ab Ruhollab Khomeini
,
and to assert that Egypt and
Israel were in league against the
Moslem world "Long live Ay~tollah' Down
with Carte r '·· the Iranians
chanted
Their signs called for deliver
mg the deposed Shah of Iran to
the 1 ranaans for trial
PrC's1denl Carter was in the
White ffouse consulting with the
:'-Jatlonal Security Council oo the
next step to take in the crisis
c aused by the seizure of the
Amertcan Embassy In TehTan
on Nov. 4
But Carter broke off IUs con-
sultations long enough to accom·
pany rus wife and go out the
White House back door where he
spent 20 minutes shaking hands.
campaign-style. with children
and their parents who flooded over the White House lawn for
the Easter Monday egg roll:
Carter walked in one direction
along a temporary fence and
M ra. carter went the other way.
both of them shaking as many
bands as they could reach
.I. B. Dead?
On/,y If He W<UW Too Much
NEW YORK <AP> -J .R. Ewing treats women like dirt, but
adorifte fan letters come pc>Win1 ln.
"I muat say I'm shbcked at the letter-. I 1et," says actor
Ltn'Y Hapnan, wbo play• t.be rutbl .. , aucceuful cad oa CBS'
Dallas. But he doeln 't mind: Tbe show may be his Ucket to a
salary that could top *25,000 a week. .
In thla aeuoo'a cllff·han1in1 finale, J .R. 1ot abot. Ha1men
I live or die will depend oli my contract," tt. to~d P e .ma1ulne the •bootlnc wu a "ecMtrad job.••
A .year.old M!tor' said. ·:The producett fl1ure if l demand too
much moDR ..• t.bfJn I'm 1W"ely dead next aeuon. Somethln1
Ute WI b.IPS>em only eveey 10 or 20 years In an act.or'• life and
I mean to cub lD on it." Kary Crolby, an actreu who eppean ln the Hriet, .. ,. 11M
"c1n 't wait" to flDd out wbo 1bot J.R. · ... -----....
\
ORANG~. ¥au._ tA
Police abut every bar and lavem
lo thla town of s.eoo Ind arre1t...s
17~,._ena.wadGDu
tM annual .... ._ Bat Romp"
canoe race 1ot out of band.
autbortti• said.
After a brawl that bepn et
the Orange Armory Saturday
oi9hL and spread throughoC tbia
central lfaasachusetts~ polic. can.d ill state t
and ntnfcwcement.a from r
net«bborttll to.tm. "There were figh~ breaking
out all over." said Police Chief
J ames B. Patrick
It took 60 offtcers and tbree
K-9 dogs about five hours to
restore peace. M many as 10,000
out·Of·townen showed up tort.be
17th aMuaJ race. which featured
842 canoeists paddling in the
· r1ve-m1le course down Miller·s
f a ll Rave r fro m Athol to
Orange
Falld .. A ffai r
Kenneth and James Oaleoout or Costa ~tesa m ade a Boy
S<'out Troop 40 special Court o r Honor a family a ffair re
cently. Both received their E agle av. ard!!> C1nd the ir
brother. Jerry, also an Eag1e. highlighted the C1ffair with
a s peech. Kenneth. Cat le ft 1 13. tl> a TeWmkll' Sehool
s e venth grader. and James. 16. as a Co~ta ~esa fl1~h
Junior . Costa Mesa Wa rd of the Churrh of Jesus Chm.t of
Latter day Saints sponsor> thl' t roop The boys· parenr<;
are Mr and Mrs Peter C Oalebout
E' ...... P-..Al
MAYOR REACTS. • •
mittee -Opposing the Re·ele<'tlon
of McFarland Maxson said tus romm1tttt 1n
eludes 17 people, all but four of
them operating businesses on
both sides of Newport Boulevard
between Harbor Boulevard and
Park Avenue
The area Is bemg considered
by the rity council as a poss1blP
part or the city's do"' ntown re·
de vC'lopment plan
in c1ly gon·rn m1:nt a rc
r•1 ther outright lie-. or at the
!Jt.•'tl l'IJmplt-tl' d1'-trJrt1on'
111· <1dd<-d I rt tw hJPP~ tt.
dl'tcu.., ... m' ~1tion~ v. 1th e11ch
... nd l·H·r~ one of you c comm1t -
ll·t· mt-mlx•r'\ • 1f \OU "'ould cart·
10 •dl'DlJfy your ... eh c·c; v. ha ch 1
doubt ·
Oraage County
E11zht officers had been as· s igned to the armory. where
1.500 people were taking part in
the romp, but when 1S fights
brok~ out, •·we couldn't even put
a man at each fight to control
1t."' swd Sgl. William Golding.
'·People were bat with beer
mugs. they were hit with beer
bottles. When we closed the armory down, the crowd flooded
into the barrooms m town," he ~aid ~
Patrick saad that "wiUun the
next week or so, myself and the
board of selectmen will be sit·
u ng down to asaess what went
on
'T here's not much v.e can do
to control tht-race Anyone ca11
run ma race. 1r they want What
v. e do control 1s the armory and
1 he beer and wrne li cense."
Patrick said
tit-~aid there had been prob-
1em~ connected with the race
da~ m the past. ··but nowher~
near what we had .. We ha""'e---
n l had tht. problem we·ve had
this )ear ..
~l11st of the 17 men arrested
\\ert' t·har~ed Y.1th disorderly
1 onduct One \o\a S charged w1th -
.1:.1-aulllni;.? an officer . who was
not hodlv hurt. Patrick said
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Bu si ne ss m e n fr on t tn ~
Newport Boulevard have s poken
loudly agams t any plans to d1.,
rupt current locations along the
busy thoroughfare which also Is
a possible route for continuing
the Costa Mesa Free"' ay into
Newport Beach.
Mcf"arland aald today. ··1
have supported the downtown
redevelopment because 1t .. ,11
help upgrade the enure area
This City Council. along \\1th
prevtou.s councils. bas been ron
s1stent in its approach and sup
port of redevelopment. and !>o 1t
should be
Public Aids Probe
Of Sex Slay:ings
In denouncin Jl allegallons in
Frida~ ·s ad. the mayor noted he•
a lw ays has worked for a proper
balance an the <'1ty of space for
living. working and open spact•
and never has supported over
development
He said he always has promot
ed completion of the Costa Me~a
Freeway with t wo logical routes
as options. the adopted route:.
through west Costa Mes a to
Newport Boulevard an Newport
Beach or a subterranean route
d o wn ex 1s t1ng New~or t
Boulevard to Coast High'<' ay.
.. The issues referring to my
alleged oppos1taon to conflict or
int e r es t law s. m ore'
neighborhood representation.
subs~rlpUon televlsaon and the
restriction of all Costa Mesaru.
Orange County Shenffs Office
10\'est1gators are continuinR
thei r methodical purs uit of in Cormatwo pro\·aded by the publtc
in their attempt to sol\ l' a baf
f11n~ •wnes of murder-. that ma'
be the work of a -homnc;exual
killer
\A. t• ha\'e reCt'I\ t'd quite J 101
of tnformauon from the publl<'
~ome good rnformauon and
some bad information -and
"e're tra<'king 1t dO\l.n .·· !>aid Ll W)cilt Ha rt , tht' ,,he r1tr·s
s pokesman
·w e are probabb further
ahead on the c-ase thim we e\er
v.e re ht-fore." he added
Among the information be1ni.:
explored. Hart said. are des<'np
t1ons of vehicles that have been
in,·oh ed m out-of·the ordina~
h1tchh1ktnJ? pract1<'es
These include cases "'hen•
dri\'ers have made ad' aoc~ at
h1tchh1kers or where the veh1clt'
has made abrupt move:. in traf·
fie to stop for b1tchh1lce~. Hart
... aid
\c; mJn\ ac; 36 young men and
t)'n ... ma v· bt.• v 1 ctl m" of :i mas~ -murd<-r~·r "ho has .;talked
~nut h ern Californ1:.1 over tht'
p<i !'.t e1t;hl year"
In mon~ cases. the v1rt1ms'
bnd1c--haH' ~n dumped be~ldt'
frt•e\I. a:-' a nd maJor high" ays
Tht' boojes of the most recent
.OranJ?e County v1ct1m :-. -Glen
'\orman Barker. l~. oC Hunt·
1ngton Beach. and Russell
Ou Jne Rug h. 15. of Garden
Grove "ere found ~1arch 22
on Ortega Highway east of San
Juan Capistrano Roth youths
had been strangled
Hart said 1nvest1gator!' have
rece1\'ed scores of taps from the
public due to the amount of
pubhc1ty the case has received.
ALSGARAOE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(i14) 6 44-7030
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lileXitime Favored
Shortly after t a .m . Aprfl 1, when tbe .ubway·
bu•·Lont Island a.u Road 1trl1to bad bel\UI to
paralyse New York City. my tmasta.Uve one·•nd·
only ~tlve ualltaDt. Gloria Hlll, reached her desk . laimedia~Jy. Gloria recited a hornndol&S tale ot
her traumatic ride in from Weetchnter via Conrail
<not oo strike>. the crow~ all 1truulln1 to reach
Manhattan at the same time. And at once, the two of
WI speculated out loud:
If ever we bad experienced an event In favor of
malting working hours more nexlble, that ru.sb hour
chaos bad underlined il.
RAD WOU ROU&.8 been staggered ln Manhat-
tan. 'the scramble would have been substantially re-
duced. Car pooling would have been much easier to
achieve.
Employers would not have been hit so hard by
production losses and employees wouJd not have been
so severely punished merely for trying lo be fait.bfuJ
workers.
It's .not hard to understand why the whole COD·
cept ol flexitime is growing rapidly. spreading in cor·
poralions from coast to cast. covering mounting hun·
dreds of thousands of workers.
IT DOF.S REDUCE the stranglehold that lbe
clock has on workers H does help parents get the
kids ofr to school. smooths out rush hours on
highways. makes better train service available, gives
workers much more control over their own lives ..
It was a Soviet engineer, Vladlyen M. Livshits.
who pion(,-ered a flexitime project in Russia. who put
it most succinctly:
"It humaruies work "
THE FL'NDAMENTAL STRUCTURE 1s simple.
There are \'an attons. of course. but the total workday
is known as bandwidth and can run from 7:30 am. to
6 30 pm
Inside this bandwidth are core limes, when you
have to be on the JOb c,ay, 9 30 to 11 30 and 2 to 3.30
-and the rest 1s rlex1t1mt:. with the onl y requirement
that }OU put in your quota of work hours
Here are q~st1on s most frequently asked. with
answers prepared for th11. column by flecon Corp .
leading company tn th<· l ' s implementing neiuttme
program~ "'1th 1L" trademark .. Flextime" equipment
for kfi'Pln~ accurate rl'cord'> or lime v.orked by
l'mplO)lt'>
Q. \\ltAT ARE EMPLOYEES' reacltons to flex-itime.,
A Most react favorably, with the only ones who
d o not coming from '>ector.., <the public sector
particularly , "here they've not had to keep track of
their tame in the past
Most v.orkers like the fact that commuting is
easier. they have more tame with their fa m1hes; they
can adJust their v.ork to their body rhythms (wh y
start at 8 a m when )'our brain doesn 't begin until 10
a m ., ) , they have a say for the fi rst time in their
lives when they "'Ill work
Q . WHAT ARE SUPESVlSO&.s' reactions to
nexiltme'>
A. ~ 1nit1al reactwn IS d ismay based on tbe
belief they'll be required to be present the entire
bandwidth that employe-H can work
A~er 30-60 davc; thev rt>•htt" thi-; 1o;n't true an1
find that most emplO)et;'> "'Ork t'\l'n better V.tlhou
constant supen lSion
"l'early all companies that have n ex1ble work
hours say 1t mak~ a good s upervisor better a nd im·
mediately points out a bad on~.·· says a Hecon Corp.
spokHman. A supervisor "-ith flexible hours must-be
a plannt>r so h1s employ~ have work available when
he 'sbe is not there
Q. l\1£\TC'OMPA~,ES hke flexitime the most~
A Those with lo"' morale proble~s or h1gh
turnover prpblem~ <t;, ping pool~. £-le I or depart-
ments \I.Ith creat1n• "'ork ers <programmers and
engin('("rs ) F1ex1t1me adapt.'> itself to any offi ce en·
,·1ronmen1 There arC'. though. few blue collar nexi·
bl e houn; program!-in tht• l ' S
Q Whal art• tht• hm1WtlOnl> 10 rlex1time pro
J?ramc,"
A. "ISl._.t." STA•'nNG must be maintained
through a normal bu!-int:.''!> day to avoid bolh internal
and external commun1cat1on probl<'ms Normally.
employ~ "'ork 1t out amoni: themsel\eS as to who
~ill C'OH'r and ~h<'n H lht!> d(}('sn't "'ork. mana~e
ml'nt mu.c;t formall~ C'!>tabhsh minimum staffing on a
rolatanJ: bal'1S
Tht·n· .1lso v.111 be a re" J>0"111on., "'here flex1bih·
t) "'111 bt' b) prior a rranJ,lement onl) A receptionist.
for instance. must mak<· c;urt• '>he ha., a co\f.'r for he r
the day s he "'ants to come 1n either late or leave
early
Q How dCX's a company monitor a nex1t1me pro-gram.,
A. L> THE HONOR SYSTEM, no record. com ·
plete trust in the employee. 21 manual system. with
time sheet posted at employ~s· discretion and s ub·
Je <"t lo error . 3) lime a('cumulat1on equipment. such
as "Flextime" equipment for accountab1hly. depend·
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Gol~ Silver Quotations
By The Assoc:latecl ~ss
Selected world gold pnces today :
LHcloa: Closed for Easter Monday holiday
Parla: Closed
Frlllkfut: Closed.
Zarkll: Closed.
New Vort: Handy & Harman mid-morning $504.00. up
$19.25.
New Yort: Engelhard selling price mi.d·moming SSOt.25, '
up $14.:.>.
New Yort: Engelhard fabricated gold m id· morning
s.518.79, up $14.90 . ......
NEW YORX <AP> -Handy & Harman sliver $14.950, up $0.10.
Entelbard sliver S14.8SO, up S0.70 ; rabrtcated sUwr •
$15.847 up S0.74. ..... .
NEW YORJC <AP> -Spot nonlerrous metal prices to-
dat:
CwMr .91~-.94V. a pound, U.S. de1UnatJon1.
LeMl U centa a pound. Zbat 3T\ot·39~ cent.a a pound, delivered. 'na Sl.8016 a pound. •ettal'J' $405.00 per na&k.
PlaUDam $5S0-$$70 tro10&. NV.
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"W .. t, t .. tMrmeduk• hit gtven our
oriental rug hta see1 ot approvall"
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MOON MULLINS
MISS PEACH
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a.v Jeff MKNelty
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane
"I have a headache, I'd better take o couple of
jelly beans."
DENNIS THE MENACE
JUDGE PARKER
<J\f.TER ~NOINC:>
A NIC*IT
51'~UUOUNG
VfffH HE~
CON&cll:NCE.
LYt.IN CRANDALL
MM€5A
DEc1e,10N!
TUMBLEWEEDS
WH~ 1liE wa:v
RUSHING-101'
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"I hate Mondays."
DRABBLE
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Jolwtston
DR. SMOCK by GeOrge Lemont
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by Gus Arriota
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom K. Ryan
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