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USC Footballers
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In Pro Draft
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRI L 29, 1980
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Si111s a Lion
Okl<lhoma Univers ity running back Btlly Si ms gets a kiss
from h1s \\o1fe Brenda a fte r he was selected by the Detroit
Lions as first choice m the Nauona l Football League
draft. Complete details on lht NFL draft are on Page Ul
Rescue Team Met
Carter in Secret
WASHINGTON (A P > -Presi·
dent Cart.er had a "secret ren·
dezvous" Sunday with about 150
men who participated in last
week 's effort lo rescue .U.S.
hostages in lran. House Speaker
Thomas P. O'Neill s aid today.
Coast
Weather
Variable cloudiness
tonight. d ec r easin g
Wednesday. with 10 per-
cent chance of rajn through
Wednesday. Lows tonight
48 at the beaches to 56 in-
land. Highs Wednesday low
tomid60s.
INSIDE TODAY
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01car /or keeping half the
Acodniy Awards audinct
a~. Dropping ratings fn.
dJcatt the othtT half already is
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O'Neill told re porte rs that
Ca rt e r told con g r ess ional
lead e rs at a Wh ite House
breakfast today he met with the
me n at an undisclosed location
but gave no other details of the
meeting.
While House s pokes men
declined immediate comment on
O'NeiU's report.
Carter attended churc h
services in Washington on Sun·
day but was not seen by re-
porters after returning to the
White House at mid-day.
There was no immediate ex·
planation of O'Neill's statement
that at least 150 men were in·
volved in the aborted rescue at·
tempt. De fense Secr e tary
Harold Brown has said that 90
U.S. servicemen plus air crews
were involved.
Carter flew to San Antonio.
Texas. on Monday to visit rive
men hospitalized wllh injuries
suffered when a helicopter col·
llded with a cargo plane in an
Iranian desert after the rescue
operation was ordered scrubbed.
O'NeiU quoted Carter as say·
ing the men were injured and
eight others kiJled when the
helicopter rose to about 15 reet
and then collided with a cargo
plane and both burned.
"l guess wind blew it lnto the
plane and it exploded, .. O'Neill
said.
"He (Carter) said of those In·
jured that he could not believe
how they thanked him ror Jetting
them be part of lhJs mission and
apologized for the failure -and
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Newport
May Skip
July 4th
l'\ewport Beach City Council
me mbers would like to SL't' a
Fo urth of .July completely free
of firework!. 1n their city
That m<•ans not only the do.it
yours<·lf famil y ~hows on the
beach that are alrcad~ prohJbtl
ed by city law but the big show s
annuall y put on al the Balboa
P ier. the bune!\ Aquatic Park
and Big Canyon Country Club a~
\HIJ.
The idea of hannin~ the b1~.
s pt.'ctator ::sttran1ng p) roll'chruc
d1~play~ £•mer~l·d Monda) dur
1 n g d1!.cu~!.1on of the hol 1day
"Pekcnd.
Uccau.w the city ha s had ma·
JO r law t'nforccmcnl probl~ms
dur ing lh<• holiday weekend in
recent ~1ears , count 1l members
"anted .Police Chief Pete Gross
to tell them how he planned to
handle thjngs this year.
Gross. a mong his recommen-
dations. told council members
he doesn't want the Balboa Pier
fireworks show. an annual event
or the Balboa Improvement As·
.soc1ation. to be all owed over the
holiday "cckend
That's because las t year. the
spectators leaving the s how and
the party-goers who crowded on ·
to the Pe nin s ula and Wes t
Ne wport, created a monumental
traffic jam.
Gross sajd Monday the sltua·
tion was so serious that for
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Man Admits
Rape Vnder
Hypnotism
A self-proc laimed Garden
Grove psychic alleged to have
raped a woman on six occasions
while she was under hypnosis
pleaded guilty Monday to a
single charge or rape.
Arthur Knight. 70, agreed t-0
spend one year ln Orange Coun-
ty J all and five years' formal
probation in which he may not
hypnotize female subjects unleaa
a third adult is present.
The p)ea bargained settlement
was accepted by Orange County
Superior Court Judge James 0 .
Perez.
Kn ight was arrested by
Garden Grove police after a
woman complained that she bad
been raped during six hypnoela
sessions between March 1, 1977
and Jan. u. 1978.
Five counta of rape •tlinlt
Knight were dismissed.
,
Psyehic Pleads
Guilty to Rape
oder Hypnotism
.,
'lltey Love Anis
l'C Irvine stud<.>nts Bill C<irarc10 and Cindee Carlson
s how off the prizes they won Monday m chorola te·
covered ant eating conte~t Each downed a plate of
chocolate-covered ants m one minute Caraccio also cap·
tured the anteate r look-alike contest in spnng h1jinks s ur·
roundm~ current Celebrate UCI Week on campus ln
another event. Cindy Daly won the Schuyler Bassett look·
alike contest. Bassett is credited wi th s uccessfully pro-
moting the anteater as UCI's offacietl mascot in 1965
Scattered Showers
Diminish on Coast
Scattered showers from a low
pressure system-spawned storm
that s wooped down on the
Orange Coast Monday. pouncing
hardest on Huntington Beach
and Costa Mes a . w e r e
diminishing.
Spokes m e n for the U.S .
Weather Service in Los Angeles
said they are predicting only
Isolated showers and sprinkles
In scattere d parts oC lhe
Southland.
Rain probability will be 10
percent tonight through Wednes·
day an4 skles are expected to
clear by Wednesday evening as
Mountain Bulges
VANCOUVER, Wash. <AP) -
A mile·wide s lab on tbe north
race ol Mount SL. Helena bas
bulled 15 to 25 feet in a few
day1, Increasing the odds of
devasi.Un, avalanches from the
volcano. sdentist.s say.
the slow storm system in the up-
pe r atmosphere moves over to
Arizona
No problems such as street
rloodin~ or serious road acct·
dents in which rain was blamed
we re recorded Monday from the
coast Inland. but the front del·
uged Huntington Beach and
Costa Mesa.
"It kind of came down there
for awhile," declared Hunt·
lngton Beach's quasi-official
weatherman J . Sherman Denny,
who has kept rainfall figures
anct meteorological data for 63
years.
Ais rooftop rain gauge re·
corded .44 inches by s p.m. for
Monday's predpltatlon, com-
pared to 21.34 lnches for the
season. NormaJ amount for this
date would be 17.18 inches.
Costa Meaa recelveft .42 lnctl·
In the same period Monday,
accordint to the Oranie County
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Shooting
Denied by
Pentagon
Bv ~ Assoclaled P~
Iran <'la1mcd two carrier-
h<c.cd t; S fi ghter Jet~ "st.aned
111 shoot · al an Iranian patrol
plane OVl'r the Gulf or Oman to-
dJ} in the fi rst US -Iranian
m1htarv l'Onfrontal1on since the
\mN1can ho .. tagec; w1•rc ~e12ed
n1·arl) !'I'< months ago The Pen·
I J )!On dt"ntt.•d lht>re "a~ any
~h11otan~
In Wa.shtni!lon. the Defense
l>t>partment s aid "Two f'-14
a1rrraft from th<• aircraft car-
ru·r '.\1m1tz nlJdl' a routine ID·
lt•rc·<•pt of an I ranian C· 130
.1 1r rr..Jft n1.·ar the Strait o r
lltHmu1 The l ' S. airc raft
DEAD RESCUERS
EXHIBIT 'INHUMANE' -A4
1•::.corted the Iranian plane back
to lraruan :ur spa<·e ll wa~ a
roullnt• intercept. Tht•re was no
firing of weaporu. "
Washmgton offl t 1als said the
Iranian a1rplant.> came within
;1pprox1 mately 50 miles of the
"\1m 1t2 and the two 1''·14s were
laum·hed to look 1t over. The
'Im ltL IS OOI.' or a bout 3() U $.
warships stauoncd 1n the Indian
Ocenn following the takeover of
the US. Embassy in Tehran on
Nov 4 by Irarua.n militants and
r he December Soviet thrust into
Af~h arustan
T he orr1c 1al Iranian news
agency Pars quoted the Iranian
army joint staff as saying the
two America11 planes started to
shoot at the Iranian plane but
four lrarua.n Jets were sent up
and they •·warded off the at-
tack ·· Pars quoted the army as
saying the U.S. planes "changed
their direction as the four Ira-
n I an jetrlghters escorted the
patrol plane" back to Jran.
Tehran radio ~ported the fra·
nian army joint staff has watned
the armed forces to. "expect ex-
(~ IRAN, Pace A%)
2 Sentenced
On Drug Raps
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Reject-
ing defense arguments that
cocaine and marijuana are
socially acceptable. U.S. Dls·
trlct Judge WUllam 8 1 Enright
has sentenced two Florida men
to four years in prison for smug-
gling three pounda of cocaine ln·
to San Diego.
Peter M. Kendall, 28, and
Oerald A. Akera, 31. were allo
rined $2,500 Monday.
"They're both bl11ht ~
men." the Judae aaid. "Tile
tragedy ii the people who relied
on them, believed in them, an
the OMS who a.re ban the mwt."
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. . tU PAA. Y Ptl.Ol s Tldlftx. Aprll It. t!IO ·-'Baek lo
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175,000 Attend Prayer Rally
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all over uua land." uld Dt-
J 1 cn u Kennedy of rort
La uderdal•. •1• "W Hblqtoa
for JWU1 AllM'nu for J•w "
Some JPMkttns toor'"* ol tile
ctUJt'iam \.bat had CCMDt trom
isome Hlabll1hmeat chu~ ....
lhat the rally mlxf'd rell1loo aod
conHrvatJve polUlt'I
"We: have a mea111e for all
tbe membera ot C-On1res1 aod t.be
Ht. and lbo Whitt UCIUM
Falling Cited
Loa of Ho1iage1 Likely
SAN FRAN 'ISCO <API 1'1M' cnlral lntelU1enct! A1ency
believed lbat IO petteal ol &.he Amtncao boltaaeti ln lru woukl
have be«\ killed or wounded If President Car1tr's restue plan
wa tarried out as phmned, KCBS Radio reported
The all-news station quoted u M>ur('c 1l e.uld has been "at•
c urate ln t'Very detail so far "
THE STATION QUOTED THE SOUaCE ab saylna that lbe
plan wu approved even t.houCh tbe Joint Chiefs of Start re·
portedly were given the CIA docwnenL
CIA officials were not Immediately available for com ment.
Tbe CIA bebeved that it would be imposalble to tree all the
host•c• al t.be s.m~ time becauae they were In amall 1roup1 ln
different areas ol the em bauy compound1 KCBS aald It was ~
by the aoutte. Tbe document aald that ii some of tb~ bc»l.IC•
had been freed others would probablg have been ex~uted.
U.& IOUTAaY •EN CAJlaJED more than $1 mllllon "'
Iranian currency to "pay local partisans," the staUon's aoun-e
claimed.
Pent.agoo officials rerused comment on the r eport. The CIA
bas not been oHiclally linked with the aborted rescue plan.
Bandit Robs
HBWoman
In Her Home
A 29 year .old Huntington
Beac h woman was robbed of
$3,024 at gunpoint Monday by a
man who came to her home un-
der the pretense of selling her
some gold roans, polJcc s aid
The robbery vu:llm. Susan
LeClerc, bad advertised m a
oewspaper that she wis hed to
purchase gold C'Otns. p(llacc said.
A man wbo said he had roins to
sell came to her home at 12 SO
p .m • pohc:e said, and pulled out
a s mall caliber pistol when he
was inside
Tbe man took the woman's
caab and Oed in a amall newer-
model brown pickup truck with
a white camper s he ll on the
baclt, a witness told police
The robber was described a~
caucaslan, in tus late 40s. five
feet ·nine lnches in height, over-
weight, with b aldin g blonde
hair, wearing a two-piece brown
suit and carrying a blar k brief-
c ase.
Huntington
Psychiatrist
Denies Fraud
A llu nllngton Bea c h
pgychiat..rUl accused of c heating
the st.ale MediCal program oot
of an unspecified sum pleaded •~ent Monday to fraud and
gr and theft charges.
The p le a was accepted in
Orange County Superior Court
by J udl(e Richard Beacom Who
ordered Or. Louis Glatch Jr to
return to court June 4 ror Prt'
trial motions.
Glatch Is charged with 19
counts of MedlCal fraud and one
count of grand theft in conntt·
tJon with alleged overbllling to
the ~Lat.e for psychiatric treat·
ment of LndJ~enls
In some instances. authorities
claimed. Glatch billed the slaw
for 50 minutes of has time for
30-m inut.e sessionS with patients.
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F...-PapAI
IRAN" •••
ttnslve a ction by the U S.
Army" In the wake of last
week's abortive attempt l o
rescue the American host.ages in
Iran
The Gulf of Oman , 350 nules
long and 200 miles wide, lies on
the southern shore of Iran and
separates the Ar-ablan Sea from
thl' Persian Gulf. Iran has two
ma JOr port!> on the Gulf or
Oman. J ask and Chah Bahar.
and mu.st use ttus body of water
10 export.mg its oil.
MeanwhUe, Iranian Foreign
Mi nist er Sad egh Ghotbzadeh
escaped unharmed from what
appeared lo be an assasal.uUon
attempt in Kuwait, lr~·s army
mobilized for a major offensive
against Kurdish rebels in Sanan·
daj, a nd a controver slal
churchman arrived in Tehran to
take chante of the bodies ol the
US. commandos who died in the
a~rtive U.S. hostage rescue.
Kuwait's news agency said a
hail or bullets fired from at least
two cars hit a motorcade t.akl.ng
GhoUnadeh lo a meeting with
Kuwait's ruler at AMaif Palace,
s llgbtly wounding a Kuwaiti
security guard The palace ls t.be
home of Sheik Jaber Al-Ahmad,
Kuwait's nlling emir.
The Kuwait Interior Ministry
said police k>caled two cars used
m the attack. but made no men-
tion of arrests.
The Iranian news agency Pars
said one of the cars was found
outside the Iraqi Embassy In
Kuwait and c laimed "the
passengers of the car left the
vehicle and ente red the Iraqi
Embassy." Pars also said two
s uspects had been taken into
custody.
There was no Kuwaiti con·
firmation. Iran and Iraq have
been having a dispute along
their border m recent wttks
Ghotbzadeh amved in the oil·
rich Persian GuJf e mirate Mon·
duy on a tour to try to Improve
his regime's relations with Arab
~ovemment:s. The Kuwaiti and
other governments in the region
a re worried bv Iran's altemots
to export its Islamic revolutkm.
r.1gnt American comm'andos
were lulled in the failed host.ale
r<.-scue miaak>n. Greek Catholic
Archbishop HJlarlon Capudji •r·
rived In Tehran today and said
he would accompany the bodies
''to another country and band
them over to the lntemaUonal
Red Cross for delivery to their
fa milies "
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CARTER •••
the patriotlsm of these men,"
O'Neill said.
Carter told tbe leaders the
most ditntutt part of tbe m l.Uk>n
would have been 1ettlal from t.,. stac1n1 area where tie mis·
slon wu canceled to a MCOIMt
&ocatlon "a coul>le of mUea from
Tehran," O'Nell1111d .
Tbe preskMnt repeated to tbe
teaden bll public statement lbat
the eulest part would have been
going lnto the city and rescuing
the holta•es from the U.S. Em-
b111y, O'Neill 11lld.
The speaker said Carter ctld
not Hf an'-thlnc lo leaders
about Iran• claim that the
bo9l•I• have been moved, or
wby the htlkopWn tOOtainlna
pap.rs and map1 were not
deltfO)'Jld wbeD left beblnd.
nere•a a 1roup of people ln
Amertca that lov4!a lhelr Ood and
we are praylfll for the pr•lden\
and au the leadera ot UM Uruted
Slatet ot Amerio," saJd Jim
Bakker, bolt ot t~ PTL Club,
which appear1 on more than 200 TV 1taUona.
"We have bffo a n1Uon under
Ood," he added "Our a urvtval
depeodl on re malnJ.ng • nation
uoderOod.''
The ttOWd Jntw stelHlily rrom
30,000 before dayU1ht to 175.000
at noon, Al estimated by U $.
Pat il Police. 1'he weather at.art·
ed gloomy, then becamt bright
und sunny.
Rally or1ani:uns hoped for
200.000 to ~.000 -and even
talked al a mlllloo -but rain
the lut two days dimmed expec-
tations
The grasi;y M:.ll art~ was a ua o f people som e o n
s trtt<'ht rs . r rutc hes and In whl~lcha1n., other~ wrapped ln
s l ••t•pln~ buM ~ or ca rryinst
Amenran flag1>, som<' With n•
11ic1ous banners "M 1s:uss1pp1 for
J <•sus" "P1ttsburRh Loves God "
"Thl.-i •~our <'t1p1tal city, th1'>
is where· It s hould ~tart ... swd
l'IH Robt•rbon of V1rg1nta
Hea<'h, Vu . a foundt·r of th ·
C'hrlst 1un Uroa d cast1ng
Network. "The evt'nts of rtt-enl
weeks ha ve Rrlevcd us all We
say 'God. unless vou move,'
thoet brave hostages won't be
r eleased.' ..
Repentance was the theme or
the day as speaker •fter s peaJwr moun~ the pulp.'f set up on the
Mall halrwa'y DPtwcen tht·
Capitol and the White How.e
1be April 29 date was chosen to
commermorat e the c ross phrnt
1og al Cape Henry. Va .. by lht•
Jam estown settlers in 1607
Not tong a fter dawn, a:. the•
s un cast the Cap1tol 's Ion~
s hadows over the Ma ll. tht'
crowd sang "Jes u s 1s our
Redeemer," a wuUul me lodic
prayer. Thousands lifted tht·ar
hands s kyward. wavin g th1 ·1r
bodies rn time with lht: mu. .. 11·.
symbolizlnJ.? an o utrea<'h to
heaven .
Nearly every Christ1ap dt•
nomination in th<' world wa'>
repr esented. with (undamen
tallsts predominating Tht'rl'
were blacks and H 1span1<'!>.
there we re clusters or people
holdin g hands. s peak in g in
tongues.
T h e rally ha s been
s pearheaded by some of t he
leading television evangelists lll
the country.
More than 60 speakers were
sc heduled to lake th e
microphone during l2 hours of
prayer and fasting on the Na·
tlonal Mall, the same site where
17 s ,000 persons a tlended a
Catholic Mass celebrated by
Pope John Paul II last October.
T he Rev. Jottn Gimenet. a
Virginia Beach, Va .. evangelist
who conceived the idea for the
Christian rall~ 1112 years ago. de
nled the aim 1s pollt.Jcal But he
acknowledged many rally plan-
ners have strong vie w& against
. abortion. in favor of allowing
prayer in 54.'hools, opposition to
the Equal Rights Amendment
and against homosexual con·
duct.
Among other sponsors of the
day-long rally. which organb.ers
said could cost $1.2 million. are
Bakker. Ben Armstrong. presl·
dent of National Religious Broad·
casting; Bill Bright of Tustin.
founder ot Campus Crusade for
Christ ; and evanieti.ll Rex Hum·
bard
In a statement aimed at the
"Jeaus for Washington" rally,
representatives or 20 religious
or ganizations. Including the
32-m ember National Council of
Churches. Issued a state ment
accwslng t.be evangelists of try·
ing to "Christianize the govern·
ment."
"It is arrogant to asser1 lbal
ooe'a position oo a pohUcal issue
is Christian and that all others
are un-Cb.riJIUan . . . immoral
or sinful. There Is no 'Christian·
vole or aea.tslaUon." the sl~te·
menl said .
Many participants began ar-
r i v1n1 in the nation's capital al
the beginning of the week and
rally leaders mel wUh a number
of congressmen Mo nday.
Carter Talk
Al6on TV
WASHINGTON <AP> -
Back from a quJck trip lo
ex press his personal
th anks to serv1cemen In·
jured In an aborted at·
tempt to rescue American
ho1ta1es in Iran. Preal·
dent Carter ls prepartn1 to
name a aecret.try of stale
to replace the one who qult
In protest ot the ml11lon.
The man most common·
ly mentiOned II tM llkely
I UCCfflOI' to Secretary of
State Cyrwi R. Vance w11
h h deput y . Warren
Chrlstopher.
Carter was expected to
reveal his choice to con·
11rcastonal leadera before
announcln1 It at a I p.m.
PDT naUOnaJly televlaed
newt conference from the
East Room of the White
House. (Channell 2, 4 and
7: Kll'WB, ICNX .)
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Glant Revival Drawa 175,000 Fatthful
Sliver Prob_.
Silence by Hunts
Risking Contempt
WASHINGTON <A I' 1 Th•·
h1 lllonair<> If unt brt>I hn' r•
rused to appt•ar al llou,•· tw.11
1n~s today, de!>p1te J '>UbJI'"""·'
<·ommandmg their 1irt•..,1•111 •1 t11
I C'Sl1fy on la..,l month·'> 1 ollap-.c·
uf the silve r rnarht
Tht• llou.w '>11lx·omm11t1·•· 1·1m
ducting th•· ht·ar1n~., voted
unanalllOU.'>ly lo set:k a <'ontcmpl or CongrC!>S c itation ;igam~t
Nt>bon BunkC'r llunt anrl Wdli,un
Herbert Hunt
In r ebuffing the urdl·r. the•
Texa ns could rl!>k fine~ up t11
Sl.000 and a Jail term up to 12
m onths, s ubcommitt ee
c h a irman Rep. Be njamin S.
Rosenthal potnted out. However
the conte mpt c1tat rnn would
ha VC to bf> a11opted by lhP [ull
comm1Urt• and thl· full 11110.'><' t11
take effc"<'t
Rosenthal <'jllf'd t hf' Hunts'
respons e to lhr 'uhpoPna
"fra nkly impertinent "
But lawyf'rs (or thP brolhf'f '
s aid tht> Texan ... "mt>l.ln nn r11'>
resJ><'('l" and ""ekom<· k "fair '
opportunity to testify
llunt '"l altorrH'y . rt nl(er
Goldburg . strf'!>sed thut th1• Tf'x
ans will tc~llfy volunuinlv Mn'
l · befon· a St·nat1· Ai.cri1 ultun•
~ubcomm1Uee on th1· s1ht'f 1,
~UC.
Union Oil Tell8
Eamings Boo8 t
LOS ANGELES I AP J l 'ninn
0 11 Co of Callfom 1a ha~ report
Mi a 34 percent hikt' over C'arn·
ang!> for the same 1979 quarter
Union srud its fi rst quart<'r net
income was $153 mllbon or SI 76
a s hare. up 34 percent from the
$114 1 million or Sl JO a shan>
registered an the fi rst quarter of
1979.
"That s ubcommittee ha \
dtn·rt and primary JUrasdtl't1on
''' 1·r the C'Ommod1ly markeL'> ·
-..ud Goldburg
I It· urRcd rltJ5c.>nthal 's panel
th'· Ho u.st· Gov<>mmenl Opera
tHJn'> ·subcCJmm1tll'f• on com·
mercc. coru.umt"r and monetary
•• f( a 1rs to coordinate effort.'>
·11. 1th other ronl(r~sional panel-;
'>eekang lt'St1mony from thl' tv.11
ffunL'i "as a bas1t• malh.'r or fun·
da m t•nt.al f a1rnes..'> · ·
"The brothers have no desire
to he disrespectful." Goldburg
said, but "we do not feel that our
clients should be caught up an a
<·o mpet 1ti on f o r th e ir
testimony"
Goldburg al~' ~aid the llunl<,
are racing other invl~Ugallon\
by ft.·deral regulato r) agenc1b.
including Uw Commodity f'utun•
Trading Comm1i.s1on and tht•
Sl'CUnlles and Ex<'hangc Ct>m
m 1ss100 as \o\Cll .t'> "potential
l1l1~a1111n
llov.1•H•r th<' '>ulx'omm1ttet•'<;
'tJH d1 rC'<·tor J>(•tl'r l$arash. 1n
s1stt•d h1'> 1.>ant·I has direct ovt:r
'>lghl 11v1·r 1s,ut·s ('Onc-em1ng th••
'>lhN marki't t•oll apsC'
Tht· llunt ljllo)t•r. Apnl 2fi
rot1011o1ng rl·Ce1pl of lhl' llous1•
'>Ubc·umm1tt1•t• '!lubpoenJ
.i~ked lhe pant'! to ciua'h th<· o r
1l ('r That rl'qut''t 11.&1 ' 1m
m t•diatt•ly rc•J<'<'tt·d
i\l luda) ' lw.1r111j! HoM·nt h.11
l.itwkd th1· llufll:-. n•,pon~t' Jfl
.1 ti,urd1t" · .11HI -;;11d that tht·
pmrwr rc=mc'<ly tu a\ 01d test if> IOJ:
v.ould havt' be-en to sN•k a rourt
'"<In 4ua~h1ng the '>Ubl>O('na
1<0-.cnth;11'' '>Ull('nmm1ttf'i• hJ'
1•11ndu!'ll'<I lhn't' <1:n ., of ht·ar
inc' into tht• March· 1·ollaJY.>t• of
th1· '''"'r market prec1p1tated
'" tht· dram:ittr de!'hnt• an •ulvf'r
pr11·"' from about SSO to JUM un
dt•r SI I and the llunt brotht'r..'
rult' an the '>hde
Flood Control Dlstr ct•a hydfot·
raphy office in Sonta Ana. l.wll
year Co1ta Mesa h ad 17.61
Inches on this da lt' " 1'he audden cuiy and mao·
nrtcmoon de luge wu concen·
trated primarily tn sout heaKt
a nd centra l Huntin.iton Beach
and wtatJlicM: Coeta Mesa whe re
the brunt or the storm came
ashore
Spokesmen for the Orlnaie
County S hcrtft's ffurbor P atrol
In Newport 0.:ar h reported 24
Inch fell Monday
Oeput1e11 to the i.outh &1t Ouna
Point Harbor reported only 14
inc h for Tuebday by com·
parlson.
Ofrlcial San Juan Cupastruno
weather wutrhf~rs Mr und Mrs.
Carl HankC'v . who kt• •p records for tht· l'lty, rer<>rd1•d 22 ln<'h
Mo nd<1y, bringing ~an Juan s
s eason total to 28 Hti inche<>.
Normal for this lime would be
26.82 mches.
County nooc.1 con trol offl c1als
said their ~tallon!'I rec1Jrded an·
land rainfall Monday of 14 int h
In Vtlla Park brln.cinJ( the
:sea son total to 2fl G4 inche!I for
the season.
They said .OS Inc h fell In
Santa Ana, tor a season total or
21.01 loches, while 18.47 inches
b ad fallen at this time last year
T ra ffic accident 1n vcst1gators
sa1d problems generat1•d by the
rainfall Monday w<'rc surpris·
lngly minimal throughout th•
Southern ealifornl3 tjasln with
the exception o f a maJOr
mudslide.
Roc ks and a sea or goo
caacaded down onto the Ridge
Route. tying up a 40 mile sector
o f Interstate 5 durinR th•· <'nJ<'ttil
late a fternoon ()<!ak r>NllJd for
Lhre<· hour..
A :.uddcn rJin ~~uall rw;.:.111~:
""''' ttw 1nlt•n·h.1n ~t· lnnt•'
bet wc~n lhe <.iCJldcn ~Litle and
Santa Ana fr('cw:1\·~ 1.1.ao; hlamf'C'I
f<ir c·&1uMng a doulih• trailn 1 ,.
m1•nt trut:k rig lo ow•rtum an
t-:a'Jt Los An~ele'>
[)rl\ 1•r l>;l\'tr1 I. M Hc•v. 1·1!1·, 2fi,
of 456l Hwd1ur> lln\I'. lr .. 1111-.
... urfr·t·it a rr;.il'lu11•d J<1w and
was admitted to· Wh1U• M<>mor1al
tfosp1uil "'here h1· .., ll!ltc.>d 1n
)(ood contia t1on .
f'onrrett.• 11o a:. .,,..,.,.. 1·d over th<'
h1.:h11o a~ "'ht·n lh1• 11 i.: carry1n~
~o ton.'> 11( the· hulldan~ matenal
r11 l I •·d . k1···r11n1-: c· a ITran'>
11o orkl'r' 1111 th•· v·1•111• Ph·anmg
up lht· m" 'throu 'h th1· 1•venm~
ru-.h hour
f 'ro• Pa9P ,1 I
FOURTH ...
a bout thrt'e hours e mergency
vehicles could not have· gotlttn
onto the Ptmmsula 1r they'd been
needed
He \a1d the• polu·t· 1h•partment
.., s twhang the tr:1fftl' rapar1t)
of tht' pcntn .. ut.1 "" lhJt lralfH·
<'an be n>ukd J v. .1 > r rum lht·
area twfur1• th•• rrrnd i.yskm
bt>('Offit''> c·1HtlplPtl•ly dog)(1•d
v. llh r ar.
('11unnlv.omjn Ev1.·lyn Hart
told lht• «hwf s hP thought hi'>
1dt·a ,., :1 good one and .. u~gest1•d
1•!Clt'n<l1n~ the f1r('work'> s how
IJan t<1 th1· l>unl''> <1nc1 Big C<111
yon a., V. l'll
·.She s:ud hoth of thn"l' d1-.pla).,
g~nt•r;tlt· traff1t• a .. w1•1l a-. th1·
HJll>o.1 'huv.. although c;ro.,,
,,111! th1· trjff11· prohl"m' arcn t ., ,,.,,.,,.
( '11un1 II m,•mlwr' .1 ;1 r•·•·d 1•1
d1'>l'U.'>' tlw propo,.,d 1J~111 Jl their
mt!NIO~ on ~IJ)' l.l
~lt•jnv.h1I•'. Cr•>"' a'>surcd
the m that th•• c·1ty ord1nanr1·
a.:a111-.1 UM' of f111•v.11rk'> again
v.ould ht· 1:nforH·tl th1' )(•ar.
11 1• ':ll!f therl' has been o
Kradunl rc'fJurt1on in I h1• numh<•r
of 111•11ple l.\hu hu, ttw f1n•work~
10 otht•r l'lll<'' and lmn~ thl'm lo
Ne wport 'b IJc~chcs to bet off.
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VOL. 73. NO. 120, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANG COUNTY. CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1980 N TWENTV·Fl\IE CENT
Muskie Set to Replace Vallee
Senator
Surprise
Oioice
WASJUNGTON CAP) -Prest·
dent Cart.er today s aid he will
n o mina te Sen . E d m uod S
Muskie of Maine lo s ucceed
Cyrus B. Vance as secretary of
s tate, congr~ssaonul s o urces
s a id .
Carter notified congressional
leaders of his d ecis io n this
mor ning. Congress was to be or-
faciu lly told ot lhc d1ms1on at a
White !louse m~Ung th.Ji. alter·
noon.
The president was expected Lo
formally announce has dcc1s1on
to th(' American Pf'Ople al a na-
1111nall\' broadta'>l nl'w'> con
f1·rl'nCl', ~C'h{-'duled for 6 p m
PDT
,.,. __
SEN. EDMUND MUSKIE SHOWN WITH PRESIDENTIAL CANDtDATE CARTER IN JULY 1976
That Meeting WH for Vice Presldentt•I Interview; Now He's Tapped for State Post
M u!.ktt.• ('ons1dcn'<f a liberal.
'' C'ha1 r man of thC' Sl'nate Bud~et 0 1mm1tlc('. a m('mber of
tht· S1·n<1l{' rort'1gn Jfrlut 1ons
C o m m a I t ,. (· a n d w a i. t h t•
Oe mocratu: \'tc'e ·prc!>1dcnt1al
l'andadatc m 1968 •
Protests
Scheduled
At Airport
AHred Hitchco·ck
Dies at Age 80
SourcCb in Muskat''s 0 H1CC' stud
Carter called the· 't'n.,tor Sun
da:. night a nd offort•d him lht•
Job and Musku.• took a day to
t•onsukr tht• urfl•r T ht· ~t'nator.
who ww, an Nabh\11lc,.Tt·nn . lf1
.g l\ €' o 'P''t•rh Y.hcn Car l•·r
µhu nl'd, :.u1d during his l<t:-.1
<'ampaign for tht• S<.•nak 1n 1976
that h1• Y.Ould not run again
By STF.VF. MARBLE OI I ... O•llY ,.1~$~_.f
Newport Reach res1denls an
g ry aboul recent orde rs thur
could change ntl(ht operatJOn& at
• John Wayne Airport are plan·
ning a sagn l';1r ry1nl! .dt-mon~tra·
lion in front uf the a irpo rt
terminal Wcdn<.'sd ay afternoon
K atheri n e J orgenloen .
s po keswoman for the group.
!>aid l'i hc expN·l!> about JOO
a irport neighbors to s how up and
\'ent their c-onrcrns ubout n<nSl'
from air trnff1r
··The people fl-cl lhrl'all•nl"(I.
the y'rf' wondering 1f th<,y :.hould
move or st1C'k 1l out," c·xpla1n1•d
Mrs Jorgeni.cn "The• s tress 11>
JUSI J:?<•llmR to h<• unn•a I "
T he• airport fops 1·unll•Ofl u n •
c rnt r 1:d r ral Av1at1on Ad
min ist ration t>rdt·r thut th1·
' a I r p o r l h l' o JI 1· n 1• rl l n a 11
"quuliriE'<f " tarm·r:. 1s 1>rccmpt
1ng the local r1~ht to trmtrol
noise
Thl' group 11> abo UIJ'l'l with {l
rece nt Oran~t> County Grand
Jury report r11lhng for c·ounty of
• f1cials to hm1t thf' airport for
rom mt rcaul u. .... only
That r eport, 'aid Mr !>
J orgensc>n. prt·sC'nl1' u "i.hort
:o.1ghled vaew that ur~es the lonR
term major ~acr1f1c·e of a city
for the needs and l>c ner1ts to an
<See AIRPORT. Pa ~e A2>
LOS ANGELES CAP 1 Sir
Alfred Hilchr<><'k. the mas tc>r of
s us pense whose s ptne·chllling
movies en tertained audaen ct's
for more than half a century.
daed today at age 80, a source at
Universal Pictures said.
Hitchcock. who has been in
fo ilinR health ror the pa!.l y<•ar,
daed of natural causes at 9 17
u m .. the sour ce s aid llis wife or
m a n y yea r s. A l m a. and
duughter. P atricia O 'Connell.
and three grandchild ren. we re
with him a t the time.
Thl' d.a rector had been in fail
an1o: health the· pa.;t year. plagued
with arth ritis and kidney
r a llurei:; His cond1t1 nn d1·
ll•rioratt'<l over the• weekt.'nd
II i tc h co c· k . a n a t 1v1· of
f:ngland. recently srwnt SC'vrrul
days 1n Cedars .Sina i Mcd1<·al
C'<.·n l e r 1n ll o ll y w ood for
d1a~nostic tt"!'iL'i, but a hospital
s poke.,man sa ad a l th(• time· thul
lhc• problem was not scn ou.'
The d1rc<."tor of s uch classic'\
:is ··spellbound." "L1f1•bo11t, ··
"Shadow or a Doubt " and
·' l's ycho" wa' knighte d b~
Queen Ehzabl-th on Dec J I
/\s he c elehrated h is 80th
birthday Aug 13, he !>aid he wai-.
at work on the script of his 54lh
reature·length movie based on
tht' case of a famous Brital'ih l'ip)
ll1tchcock loved to frightf'n
m oviegoers and exer cised ha'>
talent to the limit in c reuting
ch1lhn~ situations for the !>Crecn
Fourth Without
, Bang in Newport?
• ~ Newport Beach City Council
) raembms would like to see a
F.ourth of July complete ly free
~ of flreworka \n their city.
That means not only lbe do-lt-j younelf family shows on the i beach that are alre ady prohibit· f ed by city law but the big shows
l annually pul oo al the Balboa
j Pier, the Dunes Aquatic Park
' and BJ1 Canyon Count.ry Club u
•well
( The idea ol banning the big, l •Pfft.lllor-attracling py rotechnic
dilpl•YI emerged Monday dur-
Ing discussion of the holiday
weekend.
Because the city bu had ma-
jor law enforcement problems
during the holiday weekend In
recent years, council members
wanted Police Chief Pete Gross
to tell them how he planned to
handle things thla year.
Gross, among his recommen-dat\ons, told council members
he doesn't want the Balboa Pier
firework.a ahow, an annual event
of the BaJboa Jmprovemenl As·
<See FOU1t111, PAGE AZ>
·psychic Gets Year
I
fOr Hypnosis Rape . .
• A 1tlf·proctatmed Garden
Grove pe1chlc alle1ed to have
taped a womaa oa slx oeculona 1flllle Ille wu under hypno1ll
ldHded 1ullty Monday to a ....... marae ol rape.
• ArtbUr K.nlcbt. 70, •creed to
1pend cme ,.ar in Oranp• Coun·
t .tj l.U mnd fbe years formal r ·~ bl wbJcb he may not
( ,...--female 1ub.)eda unlell
a thtrd lllluJt ll present. .. . -
The plea bargained settlement
was accepted by Oraoae County
Superior Court Judce James O.
Perez.
Knl1bt was arrested by
Garden Grove police after a
woman complalned that 1he bad
been raped durinC liJl hypnoala
1ea1iou between March 1, 1fT'
and Ju. JC, tm.
Flv~ COUDtl of rape a1alnlt
Knllht were dllm.tued.
\
.,.'#,........,.
SUCCUMBS AT 80
Director Alfred Hitchcock
V1olt·nrc" <,usp1l'IQO. ~u1ll and
('<mfrs-..on v.t•r1· th•· lhC'm~ or
h" m1,.,1 .,uc-n,...,ful work
Ben1uM· of hi\ profr'i'>111nal
and J.ll'ri.rmal tn<l1 v1dualit} · a
llJtc-hc<X'k film ' llnd tht>rc
W (•tf• mor<• than 51) Of lh('m
hC'«<imt· :1 hou't·hol<I phrase YPt
he nt•ver won an Os1·ar. <tlthoui:h
nommatl>d four time'
A Muskw a1dt'. who a .. kc'<l not
to bl' 1dent1f1rd . s aid th1:: :.<.'nutw
ha .. rcn1Jan<.--d neutral an lhc pn·
!>•dentiul contest but ha:. "U.'>l"<I
c·very opporturuly lo i.ay nice
things about Ca rte r ··
As word or Muskie's appoint
mcnt spread. the se nator
secluded ham~elr in ha., office
and l'Cllll-d fru·ndc., and f.1m1 ly 111
te ll thl·m of h1i, df'C'1..aon Outs1d1·
u hmou.'>an<' Y.a1tcd to tak<' ham
lO I he Whal<' lloww for the Of
r1t·1al annou.nr.-m1•nl
S1•nat(' '><>Urt'<'' c..:11d I ht• rho1r1·
of ~1u,k .... ha~hl:. 11·,µcc·tt'<l on
('ap1lol 11111. \'1rtuall.) as..;un-d
th.1l tht· nom1nat1on Y.ould bt·
1·11n firm1-d i\n 1nlluPntial ~1·natc ;udt·
Y.ho ask•·d thut h1· not 1>4: namt'<l.
<'a llrd tl1t· prt•i-11l1·n1 ' 1h·uMon
·1H1llt 11 .di) a:.tutt· und "a v.1~c
1·ho1u• ·
Vanr1· rN11~nt'tl Muncla>. 1·1t
1ng ha ., d1 i.a grct'ml·nt Y.llh
Curtt·r", dtT1s1<m to ... end 11
m1l1tan r .. .,<'U(' lt·am into Iran
1n an ill f:Jlt·il <·ffort to rn•1· lhr·
Am1·nn1n ho -.,t..i gr., hl'ld 1n
Tehran <,mt••· No .. emt><'r
~1 ul'ikat·. l;(i, ra m1• tlJ nal1<1nal rrommC'nr<• "'h<'n S4•n llubl·rt
I ll umphrt·) rho"f• him 11'. th1·
v1c·1· prP<,11knt1al rand1dat•· on
lh<• l!HiH l>1·mnrra11r l'art\'
t1<'k<·t llum~hn•\ and Mu:-.k1\·
lt1'1 to Hu·ha rd M Nixon
1\ formf'r ~OH•rnor or ';1 J10('
a nd :t!..o a !.lat(• ff·ini.lator
'1 u!oiklf' wus t•lc•rted to the
~nalc tn 1958
lie.• r an f()r the 1><'mocr:it1C'
ore ... dcnt1al nommat1on in 1972
Oklahoma Unlvenlty runntna back Biiiy Sima gets a k111
rrotn hia wtfe Brenda after he was selected by the Detroit
Llom 11 ftrtt choice ln the NaUonal Football Leaaue
draft. CompletAt "ftfaU1 on the NFL drart ire on Paee Bl .
•
0 ... .,--..... 'l1aey ~oue Anls
l ,. In tn•· .... tudl'lll '> U1ll <:aral'cw and Cindt·c C':.irl!-ion
.. twv. 1111 tht· pn1.1·.., tht·~ v.on ~l <Jnda~ in chocCJlalt.•
1·0\ t•n>d ant 1:ating ermtl·\t Eoch downccl a platt' of
'h111·oli.1ll' 1·m 1•r1.·d ;.inb in one mmutt· C:.iracl'to al. r csp-
1 un·d tht· i.10l •·at1·r lo<1k altk<.· eont<:~t in· s pring h1Jinks sur
r11ur111inJ.! c·urn·nt CC'lc·br atc• I 'Cl W<'<·k on t'ampus. In
Jnolhl'r l'\l'lll < 'tn<h DCJIV v.on the S<-huvlcr Bassett look
al1kt.' <.'Onle'>l Bas!-.Ptl 1s · 1·r ed1Wd with ·successfully .pr o-
m1>l10J.! the antPa l<'r a'> l.:CTs offtc1al mascot an 1965
Residents of Cove
Facing Eviction?
Ry F REOF.RICK S<'HOE )ft;IU,
Ol n. 0..lt ,._... SUH
Hc•..,d<•nl., It \'IO'! on IPa'>t'holrl
'"~" Y.llhin <"r.\"lal C'o \f' ~t ;11•·
l'ark rould bt> forrt•d (JUI n( thf-ar
home~ a' t'Jrl.\ "' mad J9HJ. un
rl•'r a re<'11mm1•ndat1on 111 ht• Nm
'-td1•r1'<i \.\•·dnt''d<t.\ b} tY.o
l1·..:11>l;i11v1· 11.mm1tte~.:i. m1'-l·lm~
111 ~1u·ram<·nto
1 h ., 'r J t 1• I. 1• g 1 'i I a t 1 ... ,.
Ancihst "'Ofrwt• "'111 recomm1•nd
lh,11 rl"•ldt-nl., or ('Olta j!1•:. 10
l n .,t,11 ( 11\1· IO 1111 1 t•ntt•r of th•·
"ll'J"l<i<· park h1· n :lcx·Jtt•d li> Ju
I.\ I l~I
f ht-JnUf\ ... I ~ Ofrll t• afMJ ~ lfl
Rosie Ruiz
Loses Tiile
For Marathon
ROSTON IAPI -The BMton
i\thlt'\ae i\-.:.or1at 1on today
:.tripped Rosie Hu1z or New York
o f h e r Hoston M arat h o n
womcn·s d1v1s1on Vtl'tory
Race director Will Clo n<"y
a wa rded the No 1 spot to Mont
rear s Jac·q ueh.ne Gareau. who
was on ha.nd at tne press con·
ference and accepted Cloney 'i.
congratulations
Cloney sa id the Investiga tion
s howed "beyond a ny reasonable
doubt" that Ruiz, a 26-year-old
Manhattan office wo rke r who
says she had run m only one
pnor marathon, dad not cover
the e ntire 26-mile. 385-ya,r d
Boston foot r ace.
"If she did anything wrong, It
was on the spur of the moment." ~lo_ney aald of Rull, adding,
'Im not a d octor. not a
psychiatrist. I thin)( she believes
she ran the race."
"I am proud to be the first,"
Gareau said.
Cloney said Ruiz told hJm lhe
did not plan to return hJm ber
aold medal. u)'in1, "I hope that
on relJecUon Rolle wou.ld deckte
It would be the sportsmanlike
thlna todo.."
Cloney said be lnvtted Rw1 to
run ln the marathon neat year
and to vindicate herself.
Tbe declaion brou1ht to n 1p.
parent end more than • week of
question• 1urroundln1 Rull'
Ortt-place flni.ah.
Rul1, while elaimtn.s to haw
run the entire 'race, tailed to ap-
peu ln any race photofraphl
prior to the final mJle or so.
Cloney hid lhe probe inchlded
checkifti 10,000 pictures taken
alon1 the coune.
rt• 1·o m m<•nrl rt• lnr at 111 n n(
po•r.,nn' In in~ m hl•arhfront
I r.t ill'h at t:I ~1orro Traah•r
I' Jrk h .. l>t't" :lJ. 191i3. the date·
·•ll '"""tin~ l1•a..,. t'XIJlrt'"·
Thi· n•1·Qm m cn dut1on.., r l'
'l'J lt•d todiw through tht1 off11 tt of
"""l'mbl y ...,nm.Jn M aria n
H1·r g1''>0n. R Nt·~ port 8f>ac h.
111.t-ly "'Ill 'il•t t ht• ~lJl.!t' for pro-
11· .. t:; rmm n·suh·nt... of thf· t .... o
• ommumtw' Tlwv 1ntf·nd to
., 1• n rl r c• p r 1• ., t• n t a t 1 v c:. t ''
\~ 1•dm•,da~··, ht·arinJ(s
Tht· ri·sad<•nts an· c;eektn~ 20
\t•Jr kast-..10 :.illo~ them to 11\l"
"'1th1 n th•• boun1n1rit·~ of t ht· nt•w
,t.111· p.irk :aloni.: tht• roal>lhne
114•1 \I. t•t•n L.t~UllJ ffrJt'h <Ind
l ornna dl'I Mar
P r111r to tht' '>tatP purchase
lhl'lr landlord ~a' the lrvme
l"ompan~
~tr., Rer~Pson. 1.1.ho i.. ~up·
porting tht• rr.ulcnt:. · pos1t1on.
"'..i rnt'd to<la } I hat relncal1on
rould t'tit.t lhc 'tale no lc!>S thun s.i 5 m1lhon The park •ll>clf l'OSl
S3J m1llwn
"lt's a qu~t1on of the state
!>pt>nd1ng mon11 y fo r relocation
..., he n 1t is n 't n eed e d ," a
fl<'qceson spokeswoman s aid .
"Marian's maan ccncern is
that not.hang be done unl1l the
general plan for the park as com
<Stt CltVs:t'AL, Page AZ>
Coast
Weather
V a r lable clo udiness
t o ni g ht. dec r easi ng
Wednesday, with 10 per.
cent chance or rain through
Wednesday. Lows tonight
48 at Lhe beaches to 56 In·
land. Hlghs Wedne sday low
to mld&OI.
INSIDE TeDA '1
JoJmnrl Canon lhotlld gel an
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WASIUNGTON tAP> P lck-nl Carter's draft .... lalr•·
Uoa plu f'or youn1 mm , n&m>wly approved laat wd.k by the Ho~ ..... PMW'd by • urpruin1l1 wtde mar11n today In 1i1 • n•t• aubc-ommlUff • .
A St-nllt• Approptt•llOM subcommJt vou-d 8-4 ln ftvor of
•SMtodlna '13.3 million to beSJn rtllltr•Uoo lh11 iumm r 0(
YOUl\I men. aat"d l 9 and 20
The biU 8°" to UM hlU AJ)IM"'llPril n' CommUttt, Uld lhee to tMStoat•. ..,,_r ll•lftr•: Geld ,flf.r~d
LONDON tAP> Th dollar dropped and Ulen raJUed today
to wlnd up allabt.ty hl1her for the day a1a.J.n1t mo.t m~r
fori!l&n C'\&mmdn Gold dipped all&hUy ln Euro~
In London. the prttlous ~l.11 tnded the day at ~ an
ounC'e, down from $52.t Monday. Oold closed Mt ~ an New York, up SU,
IAndon allver prtcH Wfl'f' virtually unchanaeu $13 87 1tn
<>Wlt compared with $13.to Monday. It cloeed in Nt'w York ul SU.67, up 2 ttola.
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VAnCAN CITY <AP> -t•our relaUVH of lb~ us boeta1es
In Iran met w1th Pooe John PauJ JI today and ur1ed h.lm to help
obtain the re&eue ol lhe 53 capltvM held in Tehran.
1'be relatives -two mot.hers and two wives -completed a
week of meelings with European leaders to plead their cue and
said they hoped to return to the United States on Wednesday.
. The wo~en visited the pope m a group and each s poke with
ham in Englis h ror about two minutes. At the end. the pontiff
blessed the women a.nd pve each or them u white rosary.
3 A llla•llr• S tor~• Burra
ALHAMBRA <AP> -Three stor es in a shopping center
caught fire today when a blaze in an oft-picketed aduJt book
s tore s pread to neighboring businesses. causing an estitmated
SJl0,000 dam age and injuf'ina one firer1gbte-r, authorities saJd.
The fire s tarted shortly before 3 a .m . in the El Cid Adult
Book Store on West Maln Street in this Los Angeles suburb and
spread to the Tudor Bar and Kajala Interiors via a common al·
tic.
The cause of the fire was under investigation and it was not
known lf arson was suspected.
.,,ongagt-Loara R-age Lo.,,~r~d
BEVERLY HILLS <AP> -Responding to falling money
market rates, Great Westem Savings and Loan Association, the
nation's second largest, has lowered its prime home mortgage
lending rate to 16~ percent from 17~ per cent.
It waa the first m ajor reduction by a m ajor California thrift
ins titution since January. Some analysts said it indicated that a
sustained fall in rates 1~ under w<fy
f'r otM P age A I
AIRPORT NOISE. • •
un!.pec1ficd chentelc "
The battle against recent
airport dC<'ISIOOS by rcdcral
agenc·11•s took :mother tack Mon
dav ~ht·n Newport Bea«h C'1t\'
ounc1I memtx-rs agrted to hm·
a W a!.htngton I) l' attornt·y
The council said tht' <.1ttomt·y
in rhe nauon's rapalcil 1s exfl('<'t·
cd to a.<.s1~t lht' c·1ty 10 t1ppeJhn~
" Ct vrl /\eron,JUl 1<'' Bon rd dt·
Youths Jailed
On Charges
Of Bike Theft
Two Harbor /\n·a ynuths Y.t:rl'
Ja iled an Newport Bcat·h Monduy
after they allcgt•dly ~tole b(•vc11
t·xpens1ve brkc~ from three local
~rhoob
AoQkl'd on .... usp1c1on of J!rand
1hcfl were: Chn~tophcr Joni•:-., l~
1>f 3809 Seashore· Ori ve. Newport
Bl•ach and Gciry Krnus. 18. of
2977 J:icar:.inda I\ vt• . Crista
~t <'sa
Accord1n~ to police rC'port'
two men drt\>tnJ,! a hght rolor~
van were ~ccn at Ensign Maddi•·
School, usmg boll cutters to get
tnlo the bicycle stor<fgc arra
The resident who S<fw th1> twu
m en stealing bikes, tclephonl'd r1
de!lcriptton to police
Officer Frank Brown !lpott.l'd a
matchin~ van and frlllow1-d It to
:l5th Street and Man·w; AvenuP
where the two men lcrt the vch1
de and fled
Jones and Krau -.. a"'·om
panted by a lawyer, surrendered
to police a few hours Ii.Iler.
Police said the seven bike!)
found in the van (·ame from
Ensign, Corona del Mar Jflgh
School a nd Newport Ha rbor
ll1gb School. The bikes were·
valued at about $150 each
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DAILY PILOT
c1s1on ana m dealing with UH:
r'AA.
In add1t1on. the council d<:>
c-1dcd to go a step further and
··~reE'd to st-ncl Mayor Jarkw
ll~ather and Cit~ Attorney llugh
Coffin to W;c,hmgton to ta lk with
lawm akeN>.
Thl' expected appeal 1s over
the CAB's approval of new
rnutes Crom Orange County for
three new airlines PSA.
Wc•stc·m and Frontier.
The lobbying m 1ss1on bv
\1 avor JIC'ath1·r l.lnrl Coffan •~
.urned not only at the CAB de-
' i-.1on. but also at the FAA ordt-r
w open the airport to other com
rtll'rc1al Oight.:.
Curn·ntly. Air Cuhfornrn anrl
11 ughes /\1rwt·st ny a combmMJ
Lot a I of 40 n1~hts a day out of lhe
airport.
In the wake of thl' i''AA order.
four a1rlan<'s have filed reports
"'1th county 11Hi c1a ls andicalln~
lhl·y would like to lift JCl.5 out of
.John Wayne Airport about 10
tam es a day
Council members admitted
lht•y had l1lllc ch(lacc but to
pur~ue lh • on·~omg flight by R''
ing to W<e>hington
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11lt·ted. · the aide c-ontinued
'I hat plan 1s scheduled lo be
1·omplet<..>d wtthm two years. ac·
1 ording to off1l·1als of the statf'
Parks and Rl.'creat1on Depan
ml·nt
Tht• lease recommendations
will be re leased at a ftem0<>n
ht·anngs of the Senate F'lnance
and Asse mbly Ways a nd Mellfls
!'omm1ttees. Mrs . Bergeson will
attend bOlh hf'aring11, her om ce
:,aid
The pu~ of the hearings is
to estabUbh t111dget priorities for
the P arkK and lte c reatlon
Department.
ln the cUJlc of Crystal Cove.
the proposed recommendation
would affect all residents, ex-
c-ept those who have low ln-
comeli or med ical proble ms .
•1 ne A&Mtla&M .heM
Iran clahn d two c arrier ·
band S. ri1htt1r jets "atarted
to ahoot" at em Ira nian patrol
phint' cw r the Gulf of Ornaa to.
di)' in the firtt U.S.·l....U
tnlUtary controataUon sloce tM
Amn tcan boltaaea were Hiud
nearly abc monlh» aao. Tbe Peo·
t llQOn dt1nied there was any
'lhoollna< In Wwt htngton. the Deftmse
lh.'purtmcnt iwld "Two f . 14
u1rt·rart from the airf'raCt car·
rwr Nim.its made a routil>e ln·
t l'H't'Pl of a n Iran ian C·l30
utrnuh ne<.tr the S trait of
llurmui The U.S . alrcraft
DEAD RESCUERS
EXHIBIT 'INHUMANE' -M
t'M'Orh.'<1 the Jraruan plane back
to I raruan .ur space. It WllS a
rout inc mtereept. There was no
firing of weapons."
W ashinglon officials said the
lrantan all"J)lane came witbin
approximately 50 m iles pl the
Nimitz and the two F-14s were
launched to look it over. The
Nim itz ls one of a bout 30 U.S.
~a rshiP8 stationed in the Indian
Ocean following the ta keover of
the U .S. Embassy In Tehran on
Nov 4 by Iranian militants and
the December Soviet thrust into
Af~hamstan .
Record 1981
Budge t Jf ork
For Newport
The Newport Beach City Coon·
cit took its fi rst crack Monday
afternoon at the city's proposed
1980-81 budget, a document call·
mg for a record $31 million in
total city expenses.
T he p r e liminary b udget .
which must be adopted by July
I . shows an operating budget of
520 8 million about a six per·
1·e nt climb over last year's
fig ure
Ci ty Manager Robert WyM
told council members during the
afternoon study session that the
budget was prepar ed on the as·
s umpt1on that Howard Jarvis'
latest tax slashing measure
Propos1tton 9 would f ass.
With the passage o Propos1·
lion 9. he explained, it is an·
tH·1palcd that Newport 's rev·
cnue wi ll be clipped anywhere
from Sl mJWon to $2. 7 m illion.
However, no layoffs of regular
perm a n e nt employees a r e
l'dlle<l tor m Wynn's! spend.Ulg
plan
The budget calls for the cit y's
working force to be increased by
one pt•rwn an tht· public works
department. That employee
would head up a push for con·
vert1ng :.trect lamps to low·
cnrrgy bul~
Ma)or Pro Tcm Evelyn Hart
requE•sted that her colleagues go
a s ll· p f u r t h e r a n d a dd a
$30.000·a year litte r control of-
ficer to the budget
Wynn said the city was spared
S<'nding out any pink s lips by the
council's "hard.nosed" budget
following the passage o f
Pro~illon 13. City leaders cut
11 full·ttmc s lot s from the
budget that year
As in pru.t years, the figure for
pul>li l· :.afety oper ations takes
the biggest bite o ut o f the
budgct Up more than S2 million,
the police. fire and marine
rt'lalf.'d s<•rvll'c~ represent near·
ly half of the budget.
Counr1I me m bers also re ·
v1e wt:>d 1nd1v1dua J d epa rtment
figur es ln ~ ctlY cllrk 's oCfice,
adm lni1tratlon , the cltf at·
torney's office, personne and
finance.
Wynn said lf Proposition 9
doesn't pas&, council me mbers
will have the choice of lncreas·
Ing service or returning the
money to lhe public by lowertna
recs.
The budget 1how1 in creases in
revenue flowing to the city in
sales tax and property tax.. A 11
percent incre a se i n r eve nue
from p8J'k1ni citations ls beiDI
credited to • new computer pro-
gram Whi ch helps track down of.
fenders.
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Newport-Mesa Unified School
Dlllnct teachers are acbeduled
to vote WednetldJly on • new two·
year contract offered by diatrict
trust.eel.
The voting session, •et for the
Eaiaoda IUgh School alrll' gym
in Cotta Meaa, is e xpected to
draw between 600 and 800 of the
diatricl'I 1,0'10 teachen. aald
Pa ul J ordan, chief bar1alner for
the Ne wport·Meaa Federa ted
Teachers union wbote t>.l'lain·
ing team bu recommended •P·
pr ov al oU.be new contract.
Teachena have been worlrln1
without a contract alnce J uly 31 .
T he propoted new document
lollowC!d months ol ne1otlat1on,
a two·day teacbera slowdown
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and recom1qendatlon1 by •
th ref.member f act-n.ctinl com·
m lttee authorised by tbe at.at..
The new contract offers
teacben an 8 pereeat pay bike
retroactlve to laat Aug. l and
a nother 8 percent be&innlna
Au1. 1 of thla year, Jordan aakl.
Jordan aaid teachers will meet
Weclneeday at a:ao p.m. to dia·
CUii and debate the propoeed
contract and probably wtU take
a vote at aboul 5 p.m.
A lthOU&h the bOar<I ot trustees
has ordered lta negoUat1n1 team
to accept the eoftlt~t propoul,
rormai endonemeat by U'UltMI
await• approval of the pact by
teachers •
Th e offlcltl lranla n news
aaency Pin q~ tM Jr aruan
army joint atarr as uylng the
two American planes atllrted to
shoot at the lranlan plane but
Tour lriilJa.n et.I were senl up
und they "warded orr the •l·
tac k ." Part ca.uotect the army u
uylng the U.S. planes "chan4ed
their direction as the four lru·
n ian je trlghters escort ed the
patrol plane " bac-k to Ira n Meanwhile , Iran ian Foreign
Mlniater Sadegh Ghotbudeh
escaped unharmed from what
appeared to be an assassination attempt ln Kuwait, Iran's army
mobllhed tor a major offensive
agalnat Kurdish rebels in Sanan·
d aj, and a co ntro v e r s i a l
churchman a rrived in Tehran to
take cba.l"J(e of the bodlea of the
U.S. commandos who died in the
abortive U.S. host.age rescue .
* * * President
Meets Iran
Raid Team
WASIDNGTON <AP> -Preal·
dent Carter had a "secret ren·
dezvous" Sunday with about LSO
men who participa ted in last
week 's e ffort to rescue US.
hostages in Iran. House Speaker
Thomu P. O'Neill s&Jd today.
O'Neill to ld re po rters tha t
Carte r t o ld con g r es1t 1o n al
le ade r s at a While House
breakfast today be met w1th the
men al an undisclosed localloo
but gave no other dt:taall> of Uw
meeting.
White House spokesmen
declined Immediate comment on
O'Ne1ll's report.
Car te r a ttc nd t•d churr h
services m Washington on Su11
day but WU not SC(>n hy r(•
porters a fte r returnini:t \o tht>
White flow.c ::at m1d·d tl\
Sea Buria l
Slate d for
Edith Wilson
Burial at sea 1s scheduled for
onet ime Mack Sennett Bathing
Beauty Edlth Vaul Wilson. of
Corona del Mar, who Joined lbe
m ovle world as a st ar struck
youngste r a nd wa t c hed 1t
ma ture for seven decades before
he r death Sonday.
Her late husband. Jack. "'a.s
Charhe Chaphn's production
manager for 23 years
Mrs. Wi lson died a t 82. almost
a year to the day after her late
husband. Servtc(>S to com mit her
ashes to the sea will be observed
by the Neptune Society on a
vessel outside Newport Harbor
A movie extr a by the time she
was 14. the winsome Sennett girl
appeared in man y Chaplin films.
During a.n Inte rview a year
ago, s he said 1t v.m. Chaplin :-.
fanatic devotion to perfl'c t1on on
the screen that an:.pired ht'.'.
troupes dc s pilt' c;omt'tam1·'
stormy cnses. "Make nu mis
take. Chapllfi wab a gt:niui.." bhc
s aid
Mr s . Wi lson died at llO&i!
Me moria l Hospital. Nev.pon
Beach, after becoming incre~·
ingly ill over the pa&t tv.o
months.
Sur vivors include her son.
John Jr . and her daughter . Mrs.
Edie Hulett Both h vc an Coronu
del Mar.
SUpperg S•aslaup
Tow truck operators in Newport Beach prepare to haul
vehicle out of d rainage ditch off Irvine Avenue . Poli ce
said Shirley Bobo, 50, o f Santa Ana. lost control or her car
at about S p.m . Monday while turning off Mesa Drive. She
was n't injured in the mishap.
Scattered Showers
Diminish on Coast
~cauered !.howcm, from 6l l<J"'
pressure system .~pawned stonn
lhJt swooped down o n tht·
Oran Re Coast Monday. pt>uncing
hard1::.t on ll unlln~ton Ht:a ch
.i nd C o:.ta ~e :.a, "~rt:
d1m1msh1ng !)p ol<es m en for the US.
Wrather Service in Los Angell">
'J1d they an· predicting onl}
1'>0lat('(f showers and spnnkle<
r n :.cattered parts of tht·
~uthland.
Ram probabaltty will be 10
perc~nt tonight through Wednt'S
day and slues are expected t.o
deJr b.> Wednesday everurut as
the slow storm syste m tn the up
per atmosphere moves over to
Arizona
No problems such as street
floodmg or serious road acc1 ·
dents tn which ram ~as bla~
v. e re recorded Monda.> from the
r na st 1nJand. but the front del
uged Hunt ington Beach and
Co:.ta Mt.-Sa.
'll kmd of came dov.n there
fur a "h1le." dt-clare d Hunt
an.:ton Beach's Qua:.1·0Hlc1al
'Al'atherman J . Sherman Denn>
v. ho ha~ kept ra infall figure-.
and mettof'9log1cul data for 53
~car~
His rooftop rain gau"c rl'•
rordcd 44 inche-s by 5 ~ m for
~!onday 's prec1p1tat1on. com·
pa red to 21 34 inches for th1•
.... eason. Normal amount for tha:.
date would be 17.i8 Ulchcs
Costa Mesa received .42 1.11ch·
in the same period Monday.
according to the Orange County
Flood C.Ontrol District's hydrog·
raphy office in Santa Ana. Last
)Car Cost a Mesa had 17 61
Ulc hes on this date.
The sudden early and mid·
afternoon deluge was concen·
trated prima rily in southeast
and central Huntington Beach
and westside Costa Mesa where
the brunt 111 tht• ~lorm came
1:1:.hon•
Spokc.,mcn t'or the Orange
C'ount> Shl·nff's llarhor Patrol
an !'Oe"'port Hccich r cport~-d '.24
inch Ml Monduy,
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'oc1at1on. tu be aUowed ovt:r tile
holtday weekend
That's bec<fuse last year. th•·
.... ~ctat.ors leaving lbc s how and
the party·goers wlio c rowded on-
to the Pt•nins u la and West
:\ewport. created a m onumtntaJ
traffic jam
"We don't anllctpate catclung
Pveryone who sets off f1re-.orits
hut anyone "'ho comes into the
c 1t )' with fir works should know
they're not immune." he said.
Councuman Pru hp M aurt>r. a
Balboa J<.land reside nt. noted
thJt t'\ery }ear 'there's et
.,muke '>l rt't'n Jruund the i.sland
fro m the fireworh. It would
take an unbt-ht'\ablc number or
offact>rs to enfor('e the ban."
I k :.u~:i;c~lt.>d trying to get SW"
rounding c1t11:.-:, to ban fir eworks .
G ro~ &u1d ~fonday the s1tua-
t 10n v.as bO ~cnous that for
:.i bout three hours emergency
'ehicll-s t'Ould not have gotten
nnto the Pt.'ruru.ula if they'd been
net.oded
He said till-police department
1s :.tudyins: the traffi c capacity
of the pcruru.uJa so that traffic
{an bt• routed away from lb~
area before thl' road system
becomes complctel)' clogged
with cars
Councilwoman E\•eJyn Hart
told the chief s he thought his
idea 1s a Jtood one a nd suggested
1•xtendmg lhe fireworks show
ban to the Dunes and Big Can-
yon USWt>ll
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Oary Arthi.J.w la 1UU Ila~ tu. be.cl today. Marly two
weHI .,._. M 1ave a 110 Up aact'"h.art1 t.hanb to• mu bo
bad Mrlilr bul11ed tu. &..acwaa lucb bome.
NOW AT TBS tlate, AttMbald cUda't bow the mu hid
biltr&lariM bal bome. And be eerta&At1 C'OUldn't know Lbe man
•ould Ntun ...... ud steal am ear.
But we're .-u.a, •ed of oun•h•.
It WU a"* qo TbUl'ldQ that Archlbakt'• wtfe Wendy
•UDDed a fell ln ber batbl"Oom. cutUns her bead
Wblle the cut wuft't Mrioul. lbe couple decided to 10 to lbe
holph.al to ... lf 1Utcbel were neceuary.
ft WAI WHILE nlE toUple were leavlot the home that
their Cbeaapeake Bay reLrtever bounded out tbe froot door and
into tbe da.rkneu.
"W.U, to'hell wtlb It," Ardubald Hid. alter repeated calla
to t.be ntl'UUq retriever ftJI on deaf ears.
Tbe couple continued to tbe bolpltaJ, Wendy received
1everaJ l&.ltcbel, and they returned home aeveral houri later. A
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Uttle Girl 'in the Claips'
• Tt!!!!f. Aet!I 29, HMO OM. Y P!&.Ol
Burglar Bi:arr~ ·
turthr r search tu.med up no trace or the animal. 10 the couple
w.-nt lo bcld
·' lt m ua\ have bMo af\e r oncln lhe mornlna when the phone
rlnaa andlhb auy llay1 he'• got my do&." Archibald recalls. The
man Mtmed "luctant to reveal b1a loeaUon. but On.aUy told
Archlbcald to meet bhn •l a car dealenhlp downtown.
A&OUBALD GOT Oaf;SSED and drove to the dealership
where he found a youoa man in the company ot hla do1 and a
pollcfl officer.
It aee ma the orncer became auapldous of a man walklne a
doa ln the early hours, and when confronted. the suspect aaid be
found \he dog and was about to call the owoer.
The officer agreed, but waJted around unUJ the youna man
11\llde the call to a number provided on the dog's collar.
"I thanked lhe guy for caU.ang me. sbOOk hu; hand and gave
him two (Jve ~ar billa," Archibald said.
''HE TOLD JIE I DIDN'T need to do lhal, but I forced the
bills on him." Arc bl bald sa.id,
The marketing execuUve returned home wilb the wayward
dog and wenl back t.o bed.
The next momina. be discovered bis MeN:edee mwlna.
It wun'l long after he e,aJled POlice tbat ollken la ~
phQOed to aay they bad recovered ArchJbaJd'• car and-anuMd
a suapec:t ln that San Diego community. ·
"They uked me JI l wu mlaainl an)'thlnl from lll1 bouM.
and s ure enoup, some ot my wile's Jewelry. my ca1DSa -4
some ol my clothel were IOfte," be aaJd.
POUCE SVSPEcr THE YOWll buralar found tbe dol Win·
der ing the street.I and took it to tJae Archibald bome. Wien he
found DO' one home and the door unloeked, "be JUlt belped
himself to our stuff and left." ArchJbald Hid.
Later came lhe downtown conlrootaUoo with \be olfker and
the reluctant phone call to Archibald.
''Then 1 Up the guy for flDdlng my dos after be rtPDed me
off." Archibald chuckled. "And after that be comes baCt to my
house and takes my car."
Blll' TIIERE'S ONE final Irony In Atthlbald'a tale.
"While we were filling out the police report, I aaked to see a
picture of the guy," Archibald said .
As he and his wife looked at the Pola.rold muc lhot. bis wife
exclaimed. "Isn't. that. the sweat.er my mother knitted for YoU
for Cnrutmas'?"
Sure eooueh. The bur1lar made otf with that. too .
Costa Mesa firemen encountered a sticky s ituation at the Co ral Reef Motel Monday morn.
mg wben they found 6-ycar -old J ess ie Hanabrmk with her arm caught m a vending
m achine. Capt. Bud Switzer and Fireman J im P arnell study the situation <left>, then use· a
"ram bar" to free the little g1r1·., hand At righ t. Jpc;~11· -holding her potato chi ps -1s
comforted by her gr ateful mother, Claudia
Cronkite Won't ~~C~<AP ) ,.~~q~•n •~~ht~ .. ;!~~•nd ~~~~~~ .. d!~
anchorman Walter Cronkite cte-Ne" RepuLl11: magazine U!> Ml\ ,.,.. 111 thi· upcomin~ ''Jmpa1i,:n. in magnine as s aying the Illinois
SEEKS RUNNING MATE
C.ncld9te Anclenon
A~W .........
STILL NQT INTERESTED
NeW9C8eter Cronkite
Fund Trial Delayed
All proceed.logs In the cam·
paign fund laundering case in·
volving Orange County
Supervisor Philip Ant.bony and
forme r Supe rvisor Ralph
Diedrich have been delayed un·
Smokeys Nab
Girl 'Bandit'
BENTON, Tenn. <AP) -A
12-year-old girl driving a 19'70
Plymouth led Tenneaaee and
Georgia authorities on a cbale
at apeeda of up to 110 mph along
raln-llic.ked roads wind.inc along
tbe Ocoee Rlver'a edce before a
trooper manased to stop her.
autbortUee aald.
The trooper said be ended the
70.mtle dlue by paulna the Ii.rt
on curvy U.S. 14, Jockeyina h1I
cruiser ln front of ber car and
berdlna lt onto the road's
·•boulder.
tJ1 Aug. S -the date scheduled
for argument.'J on a legal issue
before a Fourth District Court of
Appeal in San Bernardino.
Lawyers for the present and
former public officials will
argue before the appeals court
that the state Attorney
General'• office sbouJd be pro-
h I bited from prosecuting the
caae on technical grounds.
An Orange County Superior
Court preliminary heartug into
the sufficiency ol the evidence
against Anthony and Died.rich,
scheduled to begin Monday, was
postponed indefinitely. pending
lbe appeal.a court action .
Anthony and Diedrich are ac·
cus ed ln an Orao1e County
Grand Jury indictment lasued in
December, ol conaplrtne to con-
ceal the source or about 968,000
that was used in Anthony's 1978
campaign.
An indictment b a bUI of ac-
cuaaUona against an indh1dual.
It. doea not. eatabUsb 1u11t or ln·
nocence.
n1ed today that he wouJd <'On-ing he \l.Ould be honort.-d Lo Join 1 lud1n~: Mr \nckr-.on .. Republican congressman, who
!\ider running for vice prestd<'nt Anderson in the 1980 prc:s1denUJI Thl -.tall·m1.·nt 1 onclu1.lt-!I · It recently embarked on an tn·
o n a ticket with prc!)ident1al rJl'I' ,., nut tile hr"l \1111l' ,, J>vhtical <lt'pendt•nt campaig n for the
hopeful J ohn Anderson. However, in a i:.talemcnt ,.... I .1rt•1.·r h.i. ... b\.'\.'0 -u~i.:c• ... lt'(l ror While House. had not invited
' Cronkit<'. named in polls us :-.u ed toda y through CBS , nH· und my .. m ... ~l·r 1-. the• c,am•· him to run onthcsaml'tickct.
one of the most popular and Crnnk1tl' said "Tht• N1•w ao; 1t has alwayo; been --not tn But If he did , "I 'd be so
highly trusted men in Ameni·a. Ht•puhhc rt•porll•r has m1~1n h'rested " honored to be asked. I wouldn't
tl•rpn•tc'd our convers ation Cronk1l1.'. "ho i.-. on vacalJon, turn 1t down." Cronkite was
V~.,J~ Fm• d ·I have no mtercst in cntenng \I.as carlll'r rl'portl·d lo l;c_· ~all-quoted as telling execullvt· .F ~ P<Jlttt<'!. in any cupactl)'." the 1ng ofr Florida today Hut the editor Mortoo Kondracke ... tl
Cronklt.e stakment said. "f have CBS statt•mrnt said he "as would be the right party. l"ve
San Onofre never endorsed a Political can-"reached m North Carolina." ap-been an ind ependent all my
<!Jdatc and I have no anll'nlion of parenll) byi.htµ·lo shorc rad10 hfl'."
Violations
SAN ONOFRE (A P> -Two
violations of federal safety reg-
uJatlons were dJscovered by the
Nuclear ReguJatory Comm1ss1on
Monday in connection with tbe
recent exposure of nine workers
to mlllOr radiat100 at the San
Onofre Nuclear Gencratin& St.a·
Uon.
The agency also confirmed at
least one allegation by a plant
employee who complained or
poor radiation protecUon.
NRC public Information of·
ficer Jim Hanchett said lbe find·
ings are "preliminary coo -
clusloos" that are s ubject to re·
vision in a written report.
The radjatioo of empk>yees at
San Onolre'1 Unll 1 reactor oc-
c urred April 12-13. Hanchett aaid
nine workers, includina one ex-
posed three times, were lo·
volved.
The NRC lnve1t111Uon blamed
lbe contaminaUOll on poor plan·
ning and "an Inexperienced crew."
Hanchett said two lulances o(
"non-compliance" with NRC re1·
ulatlon.s by Soutbem California
Edlaoo Co.. operator of the
plant, were involved.
One bad to do wtlh Improper
removal ol empk>yees' pf'Ot.tt.
live clothing. The second in-
volved improper air monitoring
for radiation inside tbe steam
1enerator.
The NRC alao confirmed a
char1e by electrician Mike
F1ana1an lnvolvtna poor radJa.
tlon protect.Jon. I .
n"' 461h ilrinuat concl11ve nt
tho Aml'nc.1ri Gem Soc.ety W6 '1
hPIO in 011lla' tht'I vear. Oonn.l
Blackman nric1 I attenOed from
our store Wr bOth 114tn.te on ,,a.
t1o n111 committees and tnose
meetonQs wNe held thP dav
prior to tho torm11t opentng of
tre ~ t hrte been re-
11ss1gnoo from Memt>ershtp to
MarketinQ th•' year end Donna
cont1nUf'11 to se~ on ll°li' Ap-
praisal Standards commllloo
The ooen1n9 MSSlOn of the
co nclave f eitt ured world
famous gem dealers speaking
on tho mntng sct1vt11es tn their
spec1111 areas Sou1h America.
the Ortl!nt And EMt AfrtCA t
wish I co uld have recorded
their talu for the staff we loft
at home It s 100 bed we can t
att qo to the oonelave each year
but lhen there would be no one
left to "mmd tho atore " I d•d
manege to 18QC part of the 1n·
11ormall0n but w1th0ul the sttde
presentat.ons II loses .ome of
the 1mpoct.
A1 u$U81. the totlowmg five
c1ays wefe c:tevoted 10 the con11-
,, u 1 n Q educatio n o f the
Soc•ely s members We at·
rendPd gemolo g1e1 1 lab
sessions. som1n11ra and tee·
@
6EMWISE
CHARLES H. BARR
.~ ...
LllMfll•f
tu•<'s on inc Industry's latest
dPvetopments. Special Chfllcs
were held by lnstructOf'S with
e~oert1se in a particular tletd ot
oemology We had the OP· portun1ty to leam about the
very latest d•scovef'les In the
Qem world I found It l>ery
stimutahnq and exclhng.
t m sure the enthusiasm t
~tor attending the conclave
•s also due to the marwl(>us
cl'lllnce to get to know to many
wondorlul peo$ from all parts
ol the Q)Ut'ltry who an.re my
1ntere11s in the IHctnatlnq
science of gemology. We can-"°' holp but learn from etch other ewn In the Informal d1s-
cuss Ions we have at 'he
luncheons end dinner. on the
schedule. When we ,._. .. ,s
gel togethe<. we "talk shop'' a
lot . • . mainly becaute we find
our CllnMlf so lntereeting.
I ~ this oPPOrtunlty .
oach veer to reinforce and h'·
creue my knowledge of'
gemology and of the jewelry In.
dustry. In to OOlng, I am el10
able to serve my custo,,,.n
t>eller and to continue to de-
serve the lrust and confidence
they have found In me and my
f1rm
. ,
ONLVPILOT
~
....... ~I( Te•~~,.
Marp•lme
Banned in Stanton 4 • .
8AN IT ALL DE". -We hive 1.n enormo~
penchant ln ou.r 80CietY today to prohibit everyth.LQ& t.h•t
mlcht be \dt'd lllqaUy or u the lutrumeot ol diq\&aliftl
acta Our nelghborint clly ol Stanton I.a a cu e lo polnt.
Just the other nlaht, the Slut.on Ctty Council adopt«!
1 ne w law m1ltln1 It llleaal lo Mll can.a of apray paint tv
'uvenUt'fl under age l8
AllO, t.be .. me law problbita adulta from aelllnll. lo11n
ing or Aivtnl aw11 ranr. of apr1y pa.int to minor•
T~ reuon Stut.on adopted It.a l'e'W Spra,y Can IAW Ii.
QuUe c lear The ctty v.•anta w wl~ out gramu P«>ple am
Siupeci lnventton That Could Be /Mtrument of the Devtl
running around town with spray cans and s praying all
kmds oC dirty words or destructive pa tterns on walls.
s idewalks and private property.
IT IS UNCLEAR HOW Stanton officials. in their \n-
fimte wisdom. were capable of determining that sprayed
graffiti 1s the work of people Wlder age 18. But they've
done that :-.<>you have to admire them for that undercover
mte lhgencc
Stanton·s youn~ rotters now have limited choices 1f
they want to run around defacing private and pubUc prop-
erty They can no longer buy spray cans. Nobody can
legally buy cans for the m or give them the sprayers.
About the only choice left is stealing the spray cans
BEYOND TDAT, Stanton's palnl vandals wiU simply
have to become more innovative and inventive. They 'll
have to branch out into tosslng s mall glass Jars filled with
paint. Or the mechunically inclined could modify garden
bug spra~rs so they would pump out painL
Pushed to the point wbere they would have to endure
r eal labor in defacing lhe world. Stanton's Uttle brats
could always resort to a n ages-old device known as The
Paint Brush.
Jt might take a little longer and requir e more sweat,
but a paint brush can 1>cre w thtngs up just as badly as a
s pray can
MEANWIOLE. YOU SUPPOSE somebody ought to
sa} a word about he the nice youngsters Ill Stanton It's.too
bad they will be engagmg in criminal acts ever y ume they
go into ludrnJ? l<> spray paint lhe1r bicycle, model airplane
or the old wooden chair mother asked them to do over
It docs se<?m odd that nowadays we se<?m to go af\er
the instrument rather than the miscreant.
/\ bu~bull bat. for example. can create real havO<' 1f
you use it to pound upon a human body. Same thing can be
said for a p1p_e wrench, crow bar. bicycle chain, pop bottle.
butcher lmf1fo or s cissors The List is endless for i.nstru·
meotfl that can be used for violence or evil
TYPEWRITERS, you know, cun be used to m ake dirty
.,...ord6.
And \\hat about printing presses., Some people
us e them to publish pornography
Or even print bogus m oney
Storm Easett
Cuba Flotilla
Active Again·
KEV wr.sT. Fla. CAP> -ln
Ole calm f0Uowln1 a slorm, ~
1mall boat.a .en t.n o Iona. thin
\lne WI mon\Jn1 for Cuba, re·
1umlo1 tbe "Freed<>M 1'1otllla"
tbat haa broUibt obout 3,500 ref· uMt'~• lo the United States in the
tiatt~
Oe1pfte Ule deaths of two ex·
ilea dw1ng ll "baby hurrica.tH'"'
Sunday, boi&t t'aplalM took ad ·
\l antagt or the bre.Jk 1n the
wtather and set out oo the 90·
mile journty across the
trucherous F'\orida Strait.& lo
t he Cublul p6l'l o( Mariel
TODAY, SEAS WERE run·
nina 3 to 4 feet and winds weTe
cl<K:ked a t 10 lo lS k.oots. as COO·
traated with Sunday when gusts
exceeded bunicane force.
One caplaln who left here to-
day s nid the boaters planned to
s tay together to prevent a repeat
o f Suml!JY"'s{1Dvoc tbat saw
bouts scatter ed all over the
s traits and tbe Coast Guard
d(•luged with dlstress coils.
Meanwhile. R udio Havana,
quoting the Communist Party
newspaper Ora.nma. said more
than 1,700 boats were in Mariel
harbor. waiting for the break in
the weather to load refugees. ·
The broadcast . monitored in
Mia mi. said no boats were aJ.
lowed to leave the harbor during
the stormy weather conditions.
ON MONDA\', FLORIDA
Gov. Bob Graham declared a
s tale oC emergency in counties
s truegling to hand.le the influx of
r efugees.
The Immigration and
Naturalization Service dis·
patched 100 more Border Patrol
agents to deal w1lh the ~ahfL
'Playing'
Gorilla
Mauls Man
ATLANTA CAP> -A younr
ket>per at the AUa.nta zoo sul
fered sever e cuts a nd a broker
leg dunng an uwoluntary romf
with Willie B. the 450-pounc
gorilla known naUonally for tu~
t eleviston viewing habits. zoo of
h c1als sa>d.
T wentv ·vear -old Gref
Lindsey. a keeper for sill
months. was 1n st<Jble conditior
at Grady Hospital followlng lht
attack Moodav
"We figure Willie was prob·
ablY. playm2. rr he'd attacked
lireg. he 'd be dead ." zoc
s pokeswoman Diane f'lt7.gerald
said .
Ms. F'itz1terald said she was
oubide the back door to lhe
p rimate house when Lindsey
s taggered oot. "All he couJd say
was ·~ct cvervone out of Ule
building '." she said. ll was just
minutes betore tne !> p m . <'IOS
ing lime and there were no vis·
1tors.
Dr. Emmett J Ashley. a zoo
veterlnurian . s hot the gorilla
with three tranqulliier darts
and customs attmta acbcd three
ahrlmp boata Monday. alapplna
heavy ~ on tbe ownert who
brou1ht ::111 lllcgal aliens Into the
United States for cash pay·
mtnta.
In Miami. lm migrallon of
flcials locked up mor e than a
dozen Cubans. 1dent1f ied by
ft>ll ow r('fUJtees as cri minal~.
and INS officer Kent Wheeler
i;:ud there were signs Cuban
Pres ident Fide l Cas tro was
"sending hts incorngtbles "
For the first lime since lhe
ragtag boalhll began eight days
ago, there were no a rrivals from
Cuba Monday following Su.n
day's burrlcane-rorce storm
THE BODIES Of TWO
Florida men who se t out to
retrieve relatives m Cuba were
pulled from t.belr capalzed cabin
cruiser -one of at leust 26 i,uch
boats. many of which were de
serted. Authorities said 1t wouJd
be "highly remarkable" 1( all
aboard th~ boats ha d been
saved.
The Coast Guard. using 12
vessels. brought ashoN? ti doien
boats a nd more than 50 sur-
vivors.
"Before I saw these people. I
dldn 't lmow whnt the look or
llta rk terror meant." said Cmdr.
Ho mer Purdy.
Graham declared a i.late or
emergency in Dade ond Monroe
couolles -the area from lhe
Keys to Miami -released
SS0 .000 in slate aid and sent
patrol men and National
Guardsmen to s huttle supplies to
relief centers in M1um1
"HOW LONG IS UNCLE Sam
going to kN.'P has head in tile
1>and"" said V10C'cnt Grimm, a'
s1stant admm1!>trator for M1am1.
where ~ refu.:N:e. go from K €')
West "The city'~ already ul the
breaking point ··
Meanwhile , U.S Ambusi.ador
at-Large Victor II. Palm1en ~;110
a federal coordinator wt1:. !>cnt to
Key West to oversee lht• rC'fugc.-e
influx . whic h bc~an aflu
thousands o r Cubans sought
asylum ut th<' Peruvian Em
bas'>y in Havana lie stopp<'d ~hort of pledging s pecific u1d or
!>Ctl1ni: <J flUOW for the oottt P<"l
pit-.
He Batters
Jleg~ Bandit !
LAS VEGAS, l"c~· (APt
-A man '4-ho recently
won the world 's la rges t
Jackpot at Harold'i. Casino
in Reno has tukcn u onl'
arrn<.'d bandJt for ut least
another S44.000
8111 Ragland. who won
$314 .711 April 8 at
Harold's, collected $12,000
Monday a fter earlier win~
or S24.000 and $8.000 in 11
days oC ronUouous play at
a slot machine 1n Bm1on·.,
Ho rses hoe Culno .•
The Fresno man. his sii>
t c r and daught<'r took
turns playing the same
s lot machlne continuously.
2•t hours a day.
Sad• 'n' Saeiag
Ri verside Parle in Yuma. An2., is at the river's side no
longer. Yuma is the last city on the Colorado River and
part of the flooding comes lrom that runoff. 1be re·
mainder is from the flooding Gila River and drainage
from Painted Rock dam. These swings are about the only
park equipment above water.
Exhibit of Rescuer
Corpses 'Inhumane'
WASJDNGTON IAP> Pree1
dent Car ter and ha s chief
spokesman labeled the displa)
o( the bocUea oC Americans lulled
m the faded rescue m1ss1on in
Iran inhumane and indecent and
!>ay dispersing the U S hostag(~
.. ,s the act o( a cnm1nal "
Revoluoonary guards. unde-r
the d1recl1o n of Ay ato llah
Sadegh Khalkhall. on Sunday
put the charred remains or Ult>
~1ght lJ S servicemen who died
in the r~\:ue attempt t>n t>xh1b1t
10 the rourtyard of the ocrup1N1
l ' S Embassy at Tehran
T H t: PLASTIC AND cloth
wra.pptngS in whic h the remw.ru.
v.•cre transported were opened to
s how th~ dog tags and the
bodies At one point. Kbalkhau
he ld ~ a charred hmb to shov. ;,
wristwatch to <.t group ot lraruao
and fOf?lgn JQUrnalls~ 1nv1ted to
the embassy rompound by th1•
m1Lltant Moslem students whO
:o.e1zed 1t Nov 4.
Jo San Antoruo on Monday to
\'ISlt fl\e Ll\Jured SUr\'l\'OrS of thr·
111-fated rescue m1ss1on. Carter
told r<'porters
··1·m f1llf'd v.1th J sen~· or
<ibhorrence and horror at the ar ·
11ons of Iranian officials in re<'en1
day\" ho violated all pnncipl~ ~
humamty and decenc> b) ntublt
ini.: the bod1£>" of thf' fellow
\me n can\ of thl·-.t· h r 11\ e m l·n 1n
Iran
"THEY DID N01' and could
not bring dishonor on those who
fell In the performance or Ule1r
duly," he '\a 1d "They onlv
brought dishonor on thcm~elv<'!> .
and lhry 1nd1cate<l by this in
humane act of dlsplaym~ lhes •·
bodies lhe kind or people .... 1th
.,.,.hom we have been d ealing to
try Lo secure the freedom of our
fellow Amencans "
I've seen," he said . "It JUSt
agam shows the madness or the
people in control over there. To
display bodies m a primeval. ln-
sens1ttve. inhuma~ way I think
c;hows the depraved nature oC
this regime It is absolutely
ourtragcous.
.. r trunk its Just one more in·
d1 C'ahon that you are deaUng
w ith irrational people. These
p<'-Ople dance on the very graves
flf th<' bod1e!'I or fallen soldiers.
lt'c, animal.Jsllc ..
T ff F: BODIES OF the eight
r ommnodos. kille d whe n a
helicopter and a transport plane
colhcff'd on an Iranian salt des·
e rt after the rescue mission
v.a:, '><'rubbed. now ar e In a
Tehran morgue Iranian Presi·
dent AbolhJ.SSan Bani·Sadr said
Monday lhey would be turned
over to l"t'present.ativt"S of Pope:
J ohn PauJ II. the Jotemat1onal
Red Cross or the Swiss govern
ment for transfer to the United
~t8te6
Meanwhile . 1n Washington.
~-h 1 te House press secretar)
Jody Powell srud that by scatter
1ng the SJ Amen can hostages iri
different c1ues around Iran. lhf
I ran1ans are "attempting t<
perpetuate and proloog an act ot
k1doapp1nse That as not the aC1
O( J J?OVl?mment, It IS the act OI
"c riminal ··
The Jraruan millt.ants said th<
hostagC'lS were bemg disperse(
a round lhe Per.ilan Gulf countr}
to foil another U S. rescue at
tt·mot
Blaze Probed
Winds, Rain Strike East
They started with $100
when lhey walked into the
ca s ino m or e than 1 ~o
weeks ago and Just kept
playing their winnings Wl·
ul they bit the big JDC'kpol
at 8 pm Monday.
Re publican pres1dent1al can
d1date Georg<' Bush. in an in
tervscw while campaigning 1n
Houston Monday. <'ailed the du;-
play .. arumahs u c ..
"I THOUGHT IT WAS as out·
raRe<>us a violation or c ustom
and tradition . . as anytlung
MARTINEZ (A P > -An in·
•cs t1gaUon 1s Wld er way into the
en use o( a fire which destroyed a
25-foot long cabin crujser near
the old ferry dock tn Martinez.
The Coast Guard says the boat
burned to within two feet o( t.be
water. and sank about 150 yar$
offshore Swlday. The only occu·
pant dove overboard and s wam
to s afety.
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balf ·•HUoo-dolJar holdup and
tbe ~Of two aayped.ed ac· co•plkea.
Nixon's Office Bill $67,000
Sberlff Oren Fox saya be
lhiDU tbe trio ... tbeir t~
pa"-9 ln tbe ...... .
TM bodiea ol Harold L. Towe.
4t, aDd bi.a wile Pe&o. 11. both
formerly ol Sacnmento, were
found 200 yard.a olf t.be Mexicall-
San Felipe highway south ol the
border city of Mexicali.
· Fox aaid the woman met four
gold dealers wben they arrived
in Riverside County. loat.ead of .
buyin1 gold bullion as tbey
hoped, the unidentified busl-
ne11men were jumped by four
a rmed men, beat.en and robbed
of more than $500.000 in cash.
ID'D Ce Bib fi'•re•
LOS ANGELE.5 CAP) -Fares
are scheduled to go up Thursday
in the Southern California Rapid
Transit District, and officials
say they may seek another bike
in the near future.
The much-criticized new rare
structure will actualJy lower the
basic fare from 55 to 50 cents.
but will eliminate transfers and
increase the rush-hour s ur-
charges for the elderly. disabled
and students from 5 cents lo 30
cents.
NEW YOU (AP> ka ehard
M. Nixon wtll eoon be buck m or
fke, Uu.s Ume ln 15 rooma ol a
federal olftfe building bere that
will set Mdt taxpayen nearly M7 .000 a year.
Tbe f1U'Dllw-e went in Monday
and the telepbooel are expected
by tbe weekend at lhe former
president's new headquarters at
26 Federal Plaza in downtown
Manhattan. He will occupy 20
percent ol the 13th nour.
Warr en Gardner of the
General Services Administra-
tion. which has offices on the 14tb floor. said Nixon's staff
probably will be at work by Fri·
dayorearlynextweek.
The Cc.t ror renovation. wtuch
mu.al be picked up by the federal
government, and includes new
ca rpe ts , wallpaper and
draperies. comes to $S3,000.
Gardner said.
He SaJd the rent for the space
is $66,600 a year,· and will be
paid from the special fund for
former presidents.
Gardner said Nixon's 15 rooms
include rune offi ces. one .. ex·
pans1ve .. conference room . a re-
ception area. a file room. a mail
and supply room. a kitchenette
and a lavatory.
The GSA spokesman said be
did not know how many staffers
will be workJng for Nixon.
besides his Secret Service detail.
an o ffi ce man ager a nd a
secretary.
The N1xons moved early this
year from Casa Pacifica at San
Clemente. Calif . once the site of
the Western Whale House. to
New York City to be near their
da ughters. Nixon was given a
bag sendoff both 1n San Clemente
and Newport Beach. Calif
Family Dog
Kills Infant
CHATSWORTH CAP> -A
newborn girl was fatally mauled
by her family's great Dane aft.er
the dog forced open a sliding
door. overturned the infant·~
bassinet. and bit the baby on the
head, police said.
Four-week-old Nicole Klingen·
beck died at Norlbridge Hospital
three hours after the attack
Detective Joe Ritter said a
grandparent had given the 10·
year-old dog to the Klingenbeclui
a week before the baby was
born.
The animal had always been
kept outside, but manag~ to
open the door Swlday and enter
the Chatsworth house unnoticed
when the baby's mother went to
the laundry room for a few
mmutes, Ritter said.
THE MEW SANT A AHA MAZDA! OPIM NOW!
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SACRAMENTO CAP> -A
Republican's attempt to strip
the Assembly speaker or most of
his power has been stopped by
the Democrat-controlled As -
sembly Rules Committee. v
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ANA Emperor penguins from Antarctic listen to
taped sounds of wild emperors and chicks
played on a recorder held by bird curator
Frank Todd at Sea World in San Diego.
The pen~uins. alter li stening. began to
make their own sounds and soon paired off
indulging in long stares. part of pengul]l
love. 2001 E. A•ST ST.• SANTA AMA• '5M4t4
The committee voted 2-4 along
party lines Monday on HR31 by
Assembly Re publican leader
Carol Hallett of Atascadero. But
Mrs . Hallcll won permission to
take the measure up again at a
later date. The bill would g.iv~
the s peaker's power to appoint
com mlttees and assign bills lo a
reorganized. seven-m embe r
Rules Committee .
N~ Plataf Slautdog,n
SACRAMENTO CAP > A
balky control rod assembly
forced the operators of Rancho
Seco to return to a cold shut-
down .
SMUO s pokesman Jeff Man·
said Monday that the Saturda}
target date to resume general·
mg electncity had to be ab~n
doncd. with no new dale being
set
Pla..e Prob~• Cited
SAN DIEGO <AP) -The
Navy warned that s mall planes
using a cont roversial north·
south corridor or uncontrolled
airspace over Lindbergh Field
could interfere with military
a ircraft using North Is land
Naval Air Station 's main
runway. The corndor IS part or the new
Terminal Control Area that the
Federal Aviation Administration
is putting into action May 15.
Sa•u Pretest Sia•..,
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Saudi
Arabia has expressed its "deep
concern" about a television
documentary to be s hown on
U.S. public television May 12.
The airing on British
television or the same program.
"Death or a Princess." prompt·
ed the Saudis to expel the British
a mbassador lo Riyadh last week
and to threat e n economic
reprisals .
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lbe CGUlll1'• M¥••11 overcrowded f acilfty ._ llllut k ii noc. ~-. .... rilon wut t.o acquire the land, woftll about te =to accommoclate .,_•ln•t• that MU and Ml'Vi~ . TM lud allo ~ make room for men U•·
doWlll lw Drlvate planee ud for a1r freleht f acWUes. 11MIM tlmcOom ue now beiq pnwtded CJG the terminal side GI tbe airport.
1be plan won't 10 ~· Aiq)ort opponents view -ud probably wlD con lM, to view1 -almoet any Im· provement ln the airport and its terminal as an openlna
wedo for increued commercial Jet tramc.
Tbat arrument may have aome merit. Th re's no
doubt rondltlooa ror pauencera who now use the airport
are intolerable. But movlna non·pa11en1er services
acroa the field won't help the paueo•ers unless terminal ra~llitle& ~ expanded. And expansion of facilities will
only encourage Federal AvlatJOn AdmJnistratlon pres
bUre to admit more airlines to the airport.
In seektna FAA help m f und.lng the S6 nulllon land
purchase. the county as increasing Its obligation to abide
by government orders on operation of the airport In
t his instance. orders to let m more airlines.
The action hardly jibes with supervisors' insistence
that they will continue to fight to keep a lid on the
number of commercial jet flights in and out of the
airport.
It's Ume for the s upervisors to level with us and re
veal j1.1&t how far they intend to go with airport expansion
-if indeed they have thought through the signiClcance
of the latest maneuver.
Another UCI Honor
Yet another UC Irvine faculty member has brought
high honor to the university and to Orange County.
This lime the winner of national recognition is Dr.
Frederick. Reines, professor of physics and radiological
sciences, who was honored last week by election to the
National Academy of Sciences -and by 30 colleagues
who gathered on campus to celebrate his election.
Reines fi rst received recognition in 1956 when he and
the late Dr. Clyde L. Cowan discovered the neutrino, a
particle that provides physicists with information con·
cerning the sun and far reaches of the universe.
His election to the Academy was based on his subse·
quent research on the neutrino, which includes studies in
.m Ohio salt mine a nd at the Savannah River reactor in
South Carolina. and participation in an international
ocean project near Hawaii.
The modest professor's only comment on his honor
was a line from Gilbert and Sullivan, "Things are seldom
what they seem" (itting enough for any research scien·
11st.
Tax 'Trick' Spotted
In recent times. many money.conscious wage
l'arners have discovered the trick of making a .. loan"
from Uncle Sam by deliberately having less than the re
quired amount of income tax withheld from their pay
checks.
Th.is. of course. can involve making a fat payment to
balance the account o n Aprll 15. But the theory is that it's
handy to have the extra money to spend during the year .
or to put into a high-interest savings account instead of
turning 1t ovt'r to the Internal Revenue Service, interest
free.
The way 1t ·s done is to simply report more dependent
allowances or\ the W-4 form filed with employers. For ex·
ample, a married wc.ige-earner with spouse and two
children could report six or eight allowances, instead of
four, and pocket the result of the underwithholding al
least for the year.
That'a okay with the IRS. provided at least 20 per·
cent of the tax due is paid up during the year through
withholding, estimated tax payments. or both,..-ilayment
of less than 20 percent by tax time can result in a penally.
But some fi gure it's worth even that to have the use of the
money. •
Now. however. there's a new regulation that may
blow the whistle on some of this financial juggling. As of
April 1, employers are required to send the IRS copies of
a ll W·4 forms on which employees earning more than $200
a week report more than rune allowances.
If investigation shows that the underwithholding is a
deliberate attempt. to stall off tax payments. the money
juggler may be in hot water.
• ()pinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views expre$Sed on this page are those of their authors and
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Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (71.C) 642-4321.
Boyd/Skulls
ByL.M.BOYD
It is lradJUooal In New
Gulnea for the family of ~
dead tribal leader to buy his
sltull from the widow. A form
of welfare. She moet usually
needs t.be money more than
the skull. Inflation bas ael in
there, too, however. Prices of
skulls keep aoing up. $5,000
lO $6,000 to S7 ,000. To pre-
serve the custom, a member
or Parliament. has asked for
le1i1lat.Jon to put price ceiJ.
Inca on skulls.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Crime doe• pay. The
1reat.er the crime the
bl11er the f\naocial H ·
ward whim It's all con·
fessed In an aut.oblos:·
rapby. The. only rear the criminal bu today Ja of
®-eurity. D.M.
Q. Why do doctors recom·
mend that you sleep on your
left side when particularly
tired after a hard day's
work?
A. Not all doctors so rec·
ommend. But those who do
say they only advlle righl·
handers to sleep in that poei·
tlon on the theory tbat the
muscles oo the right aide or
the body get better real when
the sleeper lies on the left
s ide.
Only the Seasoned Citizen
may recall tbe Great
Depreulon da~ when fip
were roasted, ground and
blended with coffee beans to
mate tbal brew we once
called Java. Waan't bad, not
bad at all. Fil crowen are
PUlhinC the ~ acain.
Most bome flrea 1tart
dowllltaln. MOit deaths ln
home fltel occur upstain.
The rll1Dc smoke • • •
Q. Wblch or lhe btc botet
chains makes the most
money?
A. No. there YoU baTe me.
Can only APOrt that t.be Mar·
rlott CorporaUon baa tbe
bip.t ~ rate wtua
more than•,...~.
Robert N. WHd'Publl,her
WA81UNOTON -Tbe 1a1411t Teb.rm ~ 1ltuatJoa, may year ..-u a combal Wllt. a aua&*loal-look .. I Mlldtilil
lat•lll1•11t• Information have convinced the Jtuulua In support of th•lr Pu.ataMcmda,llHl'Cieam•
11thered by U.S. l\lnelllaote they can flout the Monroe lnterpretatlon, these analyats It cloeety ....,....._ tbe
u t .. IUtet and oth r IOW'ff9 haJ Doctrine wl1b Impunity. p0lnt out that lbe coa.atruction nuclear ml11Ue atora •
t-onfronled the Carter ad· near Matam.aa, and particularly maln~ance shedl l.n Zlm•
mlnl1lraUoo with the alanulo& TBl8 CHANGED attJtude of the Ruatlana'·involvemeot in lt, Europe. Some lntellice~.; ·,
poulbWty t.bat I.be Sovlel UnJoa I.be normally cautious old men In js belDJ proCected by unusually aoatysta <!auUoo. however, ;
I• one more prepariD1 nuclear lbe K.nm1lD lends ur1eocy to strict security. The 1ecrety the Clenfuego1 coqatruetlGll.;.."
mlu llealletlnCuba. U .S. lntelllaence analy&ts' extends to the point or whlchlncludeaarallroectUDea.~.,
Thf' lntroducUon of nuclear attempt to f igure out the barrlcadinc the road thKt leads the naval bale at Puata Mowid.a. .
m 1 1> • i I e a l n l o t b e Intended use of several large e aa t from Ha v • o a t o the may be simply part of a~ ,,,
Ru1man·domlnated island 90 holea the Russians are digging con1tructJoa area. power plant the Ruaalam an •·
mill'it from n ear the Cuban city or TBEllY8TEaYoftheMaun· bulldlngthere. 1fl
"·1or1da took Matamas. Are tbey an innocent zasholeslajustooemoreomi.nous -THE SOVIETS bave5 ..
lht-world to feature of a suburban housing h s 1 ··-• thc-brinlt or development, or underground development in t e ov eta' uptrading their eommuauc rl increasing ly bold military equ~ment in Cu ... -and c:fan war in 1962. silos ror nuclear mlsailes aJmed .,., fl Thu t tl m e, at tbe United Stat.es'? presence in Cuba. In recent coo uct virtually aimulla~2 lht• Kremlin CJA sources have told my montha I've rep()rt.ed a number two-way exchanies betwee i\
ba<'kt:d down aisoclate Dale Van Atta that the o f disturbing intelligence Havana and the Soviet~"·
in the race of boles are "strlklngly similar" Ul dJscoveries from Cuba . intelJlge nce headquarters litl? -There are already two .... 0 .,.,,, Havana h ... -~-d a d"tt·rmlned size. sba--and construction to '" _...w. ... ~•nv" ... -airfields on the island that can th KGB' I cente for 1--'"l "nd by Presa.dent John F. th ose that house nu clear e s re ay r "" .. .. accommodate the Russians ' t 11· e e and •ubver•lor Kennedy missiles in the Soviet Union in e ag nc ~ · .. ~ Backfire bomber. and runways e ati''""'"' n Lat•n America But the Soviet leaders have Other ag .. ncy analysts arc not so op r "'"' 1 • · "' a t a third field a re being ...__. obv1ouslv decided thal Jimmy sure. lheori21ng thal the holes lengthened to lbe required 9,000 RlLc;s1an pilots have ~·
Carter Is a president who can be co uld be part of h ou!>1nl( feet. A De fe nse Intelligence flying regular reconnaiasanceV
P ushed uround. His s orry co n s truct1on o r simi la rly missions from secret Cuba1 Agency rePort last year warned i · u s al performance last October peaceful projects. that the Soviets may send a bases, mon Loring · · nava
when he marched up lbe bill and The experts who lean toward detachment of lhe nuclear movements in the Atlantic. The~
back down again over the the view thal the holes ar~ bombersto Cubalnl980. Ru ssian s e ven have •9 'I
presence of a Soviet combat missile sites are the same ones independent fighter unit flyin&..?.
brigade ln Cuba coupled with who argued -correctly -that -OUR SPY satellites over M1G ·21 jets out of an airfielCY ·
his Ineffectual handling of the the Soviet brtaade ideoUCled la.st Cuba have sent back pictures ol near Havana. oc
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Von Hoffman
\'\'atergate
Bookshelf
Overloaded
Time magazine in prefacing
its excerpts from G. Gordon
Kinky's autobiography tells us
that he has come lo be known as
"the Sphinx." That's the lady on
the NUe who has had enough
sense for the past 5,000 years to
keep her trap shut.
If she's anything lake the guy
Gory Gordon has r evealed
himself to be.
s h e w o uld
show herself,
If Yooli s h
1.·nou~h to
open her
trap. as tht>
world "s
largest .
i.tone·carved
i.1lly goose.
Hts book 1s
called "Will ' It i.hould have
been called ··wouldn't" or at
least .. Didn't ·· Anyone who's
ever read even one of those
abominable s py nove ls E
Howard Hunt has been cranking
o ut for decades will never
forgive Mr. Kmky because he
didn't knock off his quandam ·co·
cons pirator. Surely murdering a
man who has been murdering
the language for us many years
a s Mr . Hunt has would be
J ustlfiablc homicide.
IN FACT. instead of commit·
ling the same crime himself,
why didn 't thi s s trange
Nailphile execute the ultimate
sentence on all those Watergate
figures who have burglarized
good taste and blackbagged
American letters?
The worst crime was n't com
matting Watergate. it was con·
fessing it We are left with a
long shelf of damnable boob
whose authors roam the land un·
Oiarle8 McCabe
punished for whal they havl'
done to the nation's literature
Mr. Kinky fa ncies himself
i.ome kind n( Nazi Perha~ ht·
1s. An Ekhmann forever wa1ung
for orders fie v.as gorng to kill
this one, tut that one. rub out
another JUS( as !'.OOn as order..
came down . Th1s ·boy 1s no self
starter. Even when the s ub1e<-t
gets around to su1c1de, he had to
wait for a superior to remember
to tell tum to drop dead <Ttui.
was when, to insure his Mlence.
he volunteers to John Dean. "If
someone want.Ji to shoot me. JU.'>t
tell me what comer to stand 1m
and 1 'll be there.")
THIS MAN of inaction JP
pareoUy can never do 1t rig,ht
when he does go ahead and do 1t
His book has him forever cli ck
ing ttis jackboots. und i.LcppUl~
rorward to t.ake th" blame ror
one foul-up or another
"The decision was up to me.··
he writes of a blundering order
to send the Cubans back into the
Watergate building after the
guard suspected somettung was
fishy. "I decided to send the
men m ·About the dec1s1on to
ui.t.· a man on the burglary squad
v.ho was full tame on the Nixon
rt' elecuon comm1ttef· payroll
a nd therero re a CP rta1n
)!1veawa} 1f caught then· 1s )'et
more cl1ckmg o( the• tll.-els -L" he
v. ntes that he told his su~nor.
.. Listen. Jeb. thts ti. no t1m(• for
re c r1m1nat1on ' I tak1'
n •-.poru.1b1lll \. P I\ ...
That " all h1• did. mt•" up and
take the bl:im1• .. , -.aid I v.a-.
th<' capWun or l.ht ... hip .. hen sht·
hit tht> N'<'f ;1nt1 I m prepared to
~o down wtth at I stuck out
my hand. ·sorry about the \lo :t)
thmgs turn~ out, John ·
ALTHOUGH HE s porti. <•
WeMem shenff's moustachf:'. 1t
as d('ar our Kinky Klutz wanti. t11
b<' thought of a!> a Naz.1. The ~t
we can roncede to tum 1s NaZJ
fellow traveller statu~ The
Nazis truly hurt pc·opte .. ho
argut>d with them. lht•v k1rkt.-d
peoph• around who didn't cto ~
they were told.
Gordon ki cks tumsell around
I le wntes about how be tned lti
make a woman Joan Operauon
~t.J
~ft.:Di1mlrf .. no 'f."'l' ,.
no'l
lo
01l
Crackpot ....., l><>mt." !>Ort of spy
against the Uemocrats When
!>ht' relused, dtd he break her leg
or threat.en to dlsfigure ber? Not
a btt of it He asked her lo light
her cigarette lighter while he
barbecued his palm over the
name (t ~ tu5 most famous lnck.
hemg tus own short order cook.
frl'nt'h fl") 1ng his extremitie.
MAYBE IT'S a chronolog1ce:il ·
h 1f not cmot1onall:r . older form
of the baby holding his breath or
-.lamming h1s head agamst ~oc...i
wall to get his way. I'll maJcc
you watch me hurt myself to get
you lo do what I want
As long as he kept silent. he
kt•pt people wondering 1f he had
:myth.tnl( to say. Now we know.
flt• knew little, h t' had no
"ct•rcts.
So h<' ha.., destroyed himself
a~ain Lost the respect he corn·
mandt'd as a Waterbugger who
kept htS J)l>ace. didn't snitch and
didn't apologiz.e or explain. Now
lhen· ,., onJy one. John Mitchell
1s the last maJor figure to pre·
..,e rve tus digruty by preserving
his suence.
For Profit, Keep Honesty Under Control
Archy the talented cockroach or columnist Don Marquis once
wrote: "honesty is a good thing.
but il is not profitable to Its possessor unless It is kept under
control. If you are not honest at
all everybody hates you. and if
yo u are hon est you get
martyred."
And we all kn ow about
Diogenes. who spent most of his
Ume in a tub
•nd emerged
into th e
daylteht with
a lamp to find
an honest
man. The two
thi ngs were
not neeesaari·
ly lncompaU-
ble. The un· llkellbood of flndiDI an honest man could
double the pleasure of stayln& ln
the tub.
TAD THE tale of the Three
Honest Conareumen, whJcb hit
the headlines lately. They were
all from New Jeney -James J .
Florio of Camden, James J.
Howard ol BerinJ Lake Hetahta
and Wllliam J. Hu&bel of Ocean
Clty. All three were approecbed
b)' tbe same maa, Joeeph R.
Sllveltrt, a New Jeney buildlnc
and financial conaultlnt, on
behalf ol some Arab cl1ent.t In
th• bribery operation called
Abtcam.
They turned down tbe
money be otfered lbem, and luld
the plcabunt experie nce of
becomin~ hero<'s nmonR their
constituents for the Ir action
Said Florio: "It's int<'rest1n~
how I've become u hero in my
district. There have been
news paper editorials, letters
~md 110 telephone calls all for
demonstrating that not everyor>e
is on the t.ake." Bully for Florio and bis cof.
leagues. It is doubtlul however.
that these men are nean!r lhc
norm for congressmen than the
laddies who a llegedly were
vldeotaped taking money from
FBI gentlemen dressed as
Arabs. or their agents
I rather doubt that a wholly
hone.l COOll'essman could func·
lion under our PoUUcal system.
Or, at least, function effectively
Hone~ty may be.• l ht.• best pohcy.
hut 1t 's not thf' twst policy 111
poliltC~
Jesse Unruh knew whereof hl'
~poke when he said that money
wn!I the mother's milk or
poli tics Everything a good
politician does involves dealing.
either with money or with ideas.
Dealing means sacrificing
some of your original Intent.
This. no matter by which name you call It. 1s a form of dis·
honesty
YET NOTHING would ever
~et done iJ everyone stuck rigid·
ly to his oMglnal intent. Oovem·
ment would be Inert. If you want
a dam in your district. you may
have to take some pretly re·
pellent positions on s uch things
us c1v1l rights. or the
budget. or reg1strat1on
draft.
Takmg money for your own
use sounds pretty awful. but is it
any worse than standing up for a
war that you disapprove ot. and
whic h will take the tlves of
young people in your district. ln
order tbat the old post office
torn down and a new one
with federal funds?
These moral compromi
come up all the time. A busy
senator makes 20 or 30 such de-
cisions each day. He never ceu
exactly what he wants, but he
~ets what he can get by bls akllls
in compromise. which is wh11t
makes hlm a good senator or
representative.
PROBABLY THE m03t honest
man to hit tbe Senate ln my u-.,.
was Wayne MoneofOnp. Ila
was swr and princlplecj to ........
point of beiJll splkey. Al a ...wt
he wu a relathe1y laen.etl
le1l1lator. His boneaty com-·
promlaed hla capaclty to aerve
his s&ate. lt wu rather tr•Sk to
behold.
I tru.t lhe three worthy COG·
tretamen from New Jeney do
not carry their honesty IO far M
to forcet that It'• a mtp~ liOulb
Ute out there. and Yirtue ..., a
way ol ..wat trampled ..._
tbe DOUUeal mmet. ll a. 11J1m ... ._.a
ty h perminlble ln 1ome
qua~1 ~ u tbe art.a: IMll la
• poliua.m ... Areby Wl'Gle, lt muat .. .._ t.pt. under coatrol. •·
"'
·~
·~·· .........
"Love affair. and
husbands can end but a child is Corrver'',
says actress Ur°'uta
Andress who ha~ de
cid ed at age -&.i to
have a baby
Church
~Volunteer
t
1._For Taxe
SONOMA <AP) In
an unus ual display or
civjc appreciation. a
tax exempt group has
oHt red to pa y a tax
levy.
The s mall Firs t
Conaregalional Church
• .or Sonoma is exempt .J from paying prope rty
" taxes, but its congrega .
1 t ioo h as dedded to
•voluntarily help pay ror
the eosts of runnin~ this
• city 35 miles north of
, Sao Francisco
' Tb e R ev . Wir op
~ Vinger has written to
Mayor Na ncy Parmelee
saying tbe rongregat1on
will pay $100 a year as a
, volun a tr y tax. The
~church's congregation
voted una nlmo uRly to
m a ke the tax payment.
he said
,
\ • ' t
.. I ~
...., ,\fNld l•t••r Qew•C I•••~
0 !AR r AT f rte ti ved lht Iona crnau fnrm.
and would rnlly Ilk~ to know how the lnt•onw in
formatJon I provided l11 going lo be uatd, und whut
trovemmf'nl pru1ram11 art' concerned with Income
flaurr.
K E , Coal& M NIU
TtM! httau of lhe Cntwi 11ay1 ~at altbouah
people ~ wood.-r why a partJcular quellJua
m•itt be ullf'd f'Vf'ry qUff&loa baa oee or nao"'
perpoat . latomt que11otlons are used H crlterla of
need by t9Ha follo•I•« aonramnt pro1ram111 :
ae.-•raJ f"f'vt aH 1barlaf: akl to famWtt wlUa de·
pHdt.c t'llildrea: C t:T Jobe; lnduatrtal develop.
meat ara.a&•; drua abu11e pnw e.Uoa 1raati;
scbool breallfut programs: urbaa aad rural eom-
mualty at'Uoo proiramh; and race altd sex dJa.
<'rimlaatJoo ln hiring and pay.
The bttttau adds that dttlslon oo llat spedfic
questloas lD Lbt 198t questJouatre •ere made
followln& nve years of research among thousands
of users and ~otlal usent of census hlformalkua.
This work Involved l~al meetings la 7t clUea la all
so states and coordloatlon with members or
Cool(rt>ss, other governmental officials, the gov-
rrnors of lht' states, ,national minority l.oterests,
and tbe Ct'nSuli Bu reau's nine advisory commit· tees.
tiroup f'inds ffandl.-app~d Jofu
DEAR PAT: Can you provide the name of an
employment agency that helps dlsabled persons
find corparatc positions? I've called a number or
agencies, but can't find any that specialize in this
type of employment or anyone who can tell me
"'here s uch an agency -lf there is one -might be
Gay Appointed' c €oRNER
S AN F R A NC I SCO Rare Coins & Stamps GOLD & SILVER (AP ) -Gay politic an Prices for 4-2S-80 David Scolt has been c;o10 ,_'"' suv•• c1 '" '°
named lo the San Fran-Buy S•ll
CISCO Public Utilities KrUQerr~ S554. S571 .
Commission by Mayor -o•fllHh S554. S571 .
Dianne Feinstein. Scott '00 co•.-~ s529·50 $546.SO so o.,"°' $670.25 $889.25 was fired by her last '° .. !.oiwr ~ 1135% 12115%
year from San Fran-c ....... .____..
cisco's Board of Permit (714)556-6850
Appeals whe n he de-south CoHt Pina VIilage
c1ded to run against the ........ S..:-..: .. ~: •1 mayor 1...-.....i.:.::.:..::.-.~..----~...._. ........
It's our
stone ring
caravan!
One day showing!
Wednesday 1 Aprll 30th
1 P.M. to 8 P.M .
FaaMon leland Store Only
Select 1 ouatGtn ll'llde elOne mg for 1 men or
women from .,, exQUIMe colecton Ooels.
tounnelnel. l)ef1001a, f\Jt>IM, 9ITlel1llOs.
dlll'l10nde ll'ld morel Oumg hs one day
showing you ,...... lhe Wldeel aelecllon lo
ctl00l9 from. Qur regl&lered gemologl81 Wiii
...ist you ill eelecllng a hogt1 QUll!ty genuwie
alone eet '" 14K or 18K gold With custom tit
,....,...,, •...
•• • ... eo119thule tM ...........
..
•• ••• TshdCPenney
IJ~~
• ~ Two great ways 10 charge
--~-
llC•.
'"Cot-a pr°"'trn• Thfn wr11t' to 1>a1 Dun11 Pat wall
cut nd tape.~ rJar OlllfM'LDlllt lSCUlm MOu u.O
10 1olur lftfqUUtt1 "' j10t'frnmtftl Giid blWMu Mail
,,our qwef-., to Pot Dunn, At Your Snvu.'e. Oranot
C'O(Ut OtliJ11 l 'tl<>t. p 0 Box /5/l), (Oita "'''°· CA
'1611 Al maftJI l1Utt1 cu po11t~ will be 4111'\Utt~,
but pholvd lnqldr1H or Ltftl'rf nol 1r1cludm{I the
rroodt'r'• full name. addrtu and ~u hoMr1' phone
nu m f>trt•ormot ~ connd«rr~. Tlw column a~ari do•·
• 111 ucrpt Sundo111 ·•
locateod I'm at1lcln1 about this ror a friend or mane
who Uves In Northern Callfomla.
• H. 8 .. Laguna Beach
\'our rrtead Hd otber disabled proleH IOHll
who are loollta1 for • Job may be able to UH a new
aflrvltt called Haodlcapped Employmeat Hd
Economk Developmeot lot'. It speclalhes la the
rtt'ruffmut of disabled penou lato torporatlons.
A r.-sume should be sent to ~rard Gaarnlero,
H E ED, A Dtvl.sloo of Maugemeat Woman Inc .•
I IS E . 57th St •• New York. N.Y. 19122.
Pu11 't \•k tier DM.,
DEA& 8EADE&8: If YH 're loolllng for la· ,__.._•....,to toavert yoar nllicle ugloe to
,,. oe •etll••ol, U1e Departmeat of Motor
VeWdee II • tM place to look.
SIKe tM l~year •ethuol Fael Eaperimeatal
.....,.._ begaa ha. 1, IM followlalf puuge of
AB 1411. people Utt bee1I uJUng DMV offices for
meta &eduUeal laformatioa, bllt OMV persoHel
dlm't have tM laformatioe to &ive. Nor do tbey
._. W'M eeli. •~HI or for laow macb.
~. Apnl 21. ttlO
Elusivelovely from the-sea.
SLAVICK'S
DAILY PILOT
Catch one ol thel~ty
be1ulies ol the
d~"SMnnalne,
the Sea
Nymph," a
limited edition
from the Cybis Fantasia
Collection.
12Vi"
tall, $1,450.
DMV'1 lavolvemnt with tile methanol pro-sram la H•lted to malataialng I record of tllose
who are ....., 18edaa.DOI rwel. Persoas wllo •ant to
.-meCJaaMl eltlaer eulul•ely or as a blend with
,~or dleeel, mut enroU iD U.e nperimental
program by ftlla1 a pro&ram certllicate with
OMV. Tbey also mast rue •• an.aual certificate of
compllutt wttll OMV wlaJcb ladicates thf' vebiclf' meeu s&ate emlssioa standards for that vehicle. eo.t or tbe s mog iaspecUoo Is tbe owner's respomibU)ty.
f .t\hann l•l.inJ ,, .... port (entt'r ~t'"' p<•r1 ff,.,,cn, 7l41M4 1380
''"''lfT'l~rt 1 .. r t ,._;,n. lfu '' ... .,."\t,, ~ ..... ,rt'°1l>r•nJ( .. 1ThrC1ty
It• ( • ""n'. ~ Hr" t \t .. 11·
Persoas laterested ID convertlag a vehicle to
opera&.e oa metlaanol are advised to seek advice
from tbe vehicle maaufacta.rer or a repatahl~
medwUe.
l.w uM f•t '"i#"'w ~ ~ tC>f'!"'~N"'"' "•'.V pt."''~"""""'•" E•pt• .. VISA . .........., ~·
M rm/.for I 11tr fn.'f'/tr, C.u1/J
.... ~ :. ,_,,...;_
"'\, '" .
• t ~ .
Big~ service frotn
your own Delghborhood airport
Boaeon. . Dmvu
3 flights daily. 4 flights daily.
LuVeps.
5 DOD·~ daily.
Salt Lab C1tJ
2 non·stops daily.
The most non-stops of any airline. The only non-stop service.
Ped oat to 22 other dUa bl the US.. Canada and llak:o:
Boise. Calgary, Des Motn~s. Edmonton, Eugene. Fresno. Grand Canyon.
Idaho Falls. Mazatlan, Milwaukee. Oakland, Pasco. Phoenbc. Pocatello.
Puerto Vallarta. Reno. San Francisco. Sanjose. Seattle. Spokane. Tucson
and Twin Falls .
Just call a liavef Agent. your Corporate Travel Arranger. or Hughes Airwest:
Los Angeles (213) 722-5100 Ontario (7'14) 986-6724
Burbank (213) 247-8333 Orange County (714) 540-2060
,
,ue OM. V "-OT
MARMADUKE
"I'll get tho tea .. guard the cookMll "
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
~EY, Now WHAT A~E You up To1 KAYo?
-
MISS PEACH
i'fl, \. '1 S-ctttti L
CA~Efl-
5EmJNAl2.
mE!l"S i .. tfff 4
: Ji
THE FAMILY CIRCUS
A~HU~1 ~Y
5HOIAL.D wE
~!OE~
0E~lNCi
ANIMAL. ~;~p
"At school we learned what the two holes in y~r
nose ore coled. They're nozzles."
DENNIS THE MENACE
PEANUTS
1lE IMfl <S EACH
MATCM fifTS TO t<EEP
THE NEW 8ALL511
'UNKY WINK!RIEAN
•. sr. .J)AA I ~T lJ.IAT fM~ so WE'VE MOV€.D ~ RroM
SJOOENT6 5'&N€D OP TO t 11-lE ME.DIA tam:.R 1?) A HeAA l,u,) 11\U( ASOUi ~L.L.ER PL.AC£!
CME.ER& I~ !>OC.IAL. WORK ...
by Jeff tMcNetty
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
(jEc EVEN "THE
klC>S' PROGRAMS
MUST BEGETT/N(j
PUNK'
by Melt La1arius
JUDGE PARKER
TUMBLEWEEDS
NANCY
ORABBLE
I Wb.11' M'4 W~'f
1'0 &£ l~t~~'ft~.
I 11.)--~ 11" 1'0 6(
~OM(fl{l ~lr
I lltJ U m>uo of
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
LOOK, OAO ... lf'S I
\.lort>t.. R W~ •
OR. SMOCK
WRT01·-SH£ ~ 0
R P.DOH{) AN' ~ o -
SHE'S IN THIS CPALY
SOil ! -
by Gus Arriola
by Har'CMd Le Ooux
by Tom K. Ryan
by Emit Bushmlller
WHAT'S THE
MEANING-OF
THIS?---
IT'S TOO HOT TO STAND OU TSIDE.
TO WATER THE LAWN
C•u--..r-1..-......,
BIG GEORGE
"Actually he's 1 Swed'sh Tennis Hound."
by Kevin F..-
sorr
ORI N\( S
oEJ o[)oQ
~ObBoEJ
0
by Lynn JotatStort
.~· AtID I OfJl.fD Afil4Cltt.
f UtCfl.LD IN~
EN\$.
by George Lemont
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
•liF'rl'JnC)tl'fllfl<
47~Wt
I H t 'Cj .>t/ly l)aM
UNITED Feature Syndicate
Monday'• Puzzle Solved
'> -M\d (~ '•3 Le&d e g
• 110()()() 2 words
14 T"" 1•1 ~7 Kt«>
• , Sen."' r , ('ti. :>8 A.ioe
11:. c~ ~9rYo"11y1e
P<efl• At>Ot
IT ~tuf·61 ~oen
t J ~ll'O
'II Andf-s ~''°" '·2 Pwlor l<i C.lle lf)n()AO f J Mr Hefoedl
?0 P\o "Q'!" I 04 f 1'9ftel\·
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2words ,_
24 CMOOOt ON" F s Ital..,, C•I f
~ Soot • ( USSR •Olf'
• 'Cl6tn ,.,.,.. 61 fub
29 ~p
~ '" eddi!l()O 33 FeOtile
di~
2 WOfd5
37 Antre
31 "-~·
39 HulWty
40 He#-bfl!ed
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3 wor-csa « Cllecti.
"5 At>rell.Wn ••
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DOWN
I Exudallon
2Weapon 21 Rolltopc,eg
1 Nvl 23 Comely
.ti Ot govern-25 UmfJ.'S lun
ment 28 Olnlat s Reo\lle 30 8elet slllrt 6 ~ • 31 OflOtnt
7 Wiii ~ P<*"I
8 SICiiy 32 Greel< PMk ~: 33S•
2 wore» 34 FUS rod!
9 Prado Siie 35 HOfM
I 0 Ol.iicllly 3e 8y way Of
1 I El'ldoel 37 Dnertera
' 40 Ponds :
42090 •
"3 Bnef..,..\,
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4 7 u I( cout1Y
44 Sllet>br I
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53 WfXXtt !.-
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RO t£WS FEATURES I OBITUARIES DAIL y PILOT A J I
I s~ ... ••
Bass playur Tomnu Cal(iwell. 30. o r tftt•
Mars h a ll Tuckl•r
Band died Monda) nf
injuries suHered an J
South CarohnJ tr.1r
fie accident
For.,the
Record
Deaflt Noil~•
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MARTH
VEAL YN C. MAJ<TH, •~·.101·nt ol
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SAN DIEGO CAP> -A r.•HI of court· Guard Cadet Richard app.ointed experts saya prlne pala 1bould be •
Awards Merely 'Ego Mcusage'
D. Wrieht. son of Donald araded and held accountable for tbe performance
1tnd VtrSiN• K. Wript of 1tudenta ln public schools.
of 310~ Yukon Ave.. Tbe 1uueat ton Is made In a r•port for
Costa Meta. was select· Superior Court Judie Louis M. Welsh. who over·
ed for the commandant see& San Diego's yoluntary de$egre••Uon p lan. A I J RU 1H A. M Lt.I • N
.. ~ .... i.tc.ro ... ••• HOU. YWOOD Rack to the
drawlna board. kadd~•. •.nd l\!l
It 111 hana out on th r utUng
room Cloor
A th(• droop&nfl Ntt'l~~n'
Nhov.. aomt'thln1 droRt1c h•~ aot
to b" donf' a6oul th•· 1&nnu11I
Acodt>my Awards 'nor athon
M •>be thf' copper~ -.twuld I>«'
calft>d In to raid thl~ un.ibui.hl'<i
eao malii.a•U! parlor
HAN~ DOWN, f')t•lath lwc.1\\
und jaws agape. \ht• c·u,tod1t111'
of tht• lfoll)~ood ht'rllu~t· huH
tlll('t• 1.1g1un swrPf'tr11l4•d !ht' rno ... l
bt1rtnl( ftlm fiasco smct I .. ,, .. .
rlult•d to t•Om t< hOme
It that':-. enter11unnit-nt Lnnl(
b.H i.. bt•ar bu1lmg and ,, fc ·,t1vttl ur old \rlf\) ~0(.'hil t11 ....... ,r
1lu\·ument.tr1e~ An) t h1n~ :-.hort
llf •• n Kdffil' -.ho" \\OUld bt·
II\ t•her than this ... mu~. '>elf
'atisfrf'd rongress of rt-ntt'd tux
t•do:-. and fright "1J!S 1 mpt-r::.onat
1ng a prime tame TV offerimt
Even J o h nny l'ar::.on 'li
br avura rescue attempb \I.Ith
o n(' of his best monologul':O. \\U::.
like trying to save thl· T1tanie hy
sen ing up the cXCt!!->S ice in thl'
f1r s t -clas:-. lounge bur The
".illo\\1ng drf'adnaught wa:-. JUM
too ponderous to keep cifloat for
31 ~ hours.
TO BEG IN WITll, muJor sur·
gery with a chain saw 1::. 1n order
for t he number of <i\\ard::.
rn l<-gorie~ Granted. mt& ha\ c
been made in the past
Nol enough Gl\·e the k<') grip
holder his Oscar in th(• pri v<sc}
of his studio or ht& trailer on lhl·
~el The.• same with the graphics
de~1gnt•r. the poster artist. the·
IC'ns polisher. the sa1pt t) pi::.t
:.ind all those other !>pec1ali&tl:.
"ho get all choked up thanking a
platoon of rclaL1vt'~. co-worke rs,
bakers and their analysts for the
realization of their l1 fel,,ng
dreams
M O!>l of us not born "'ithin a
Jacuzzi splash of Sch"' ab'c; Drug
Sto re' don't give a hoot which
horn rirnm<-d. bona fide genius
of the Sliver screen has been
nom 1natc·d for c ine malurg).
film editing, visual e ffects of
art1st1{' diret·twn . so our en·
thusia5m al cn'"elope-shredd1n~
t1mt' falls short of lcarn1n~ lhl'
l'Ontents of our last telephone
bill
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0\IK Sl lSJ'll'ION IS thut H
thu~t· t"" ultur bo.Y" from Price Wult'rhou~tl hlld Inked the wan
nt•rlj narrw In lilt' lobby, or even
a month in adv1tn<'<'. In these
t•utt•.iont~. nobody would have
... a1•.inwd for tlw t-'l\l or raced
to phom• tht• nt-wi. to the city
1•llllor or Uurbunk Hev1cw
Tht• Jl'C·ou1w. might t>v~·n ha' e
JUtztd up thl• proceedings, af one
of 1h1·m huct defected 1n mid·
.. how and hlurtl'd out the name
of thl' w1nn1ng documentary of
I 1 \l' •H't1on 'ho rt, w hile h is
i>l'3l'ed out p.11 tner p hotocopied
a paper moon ftir th{' autograph
hound~ ouhtdt• /\ streaker. 1t
"111 h1• rt'(' tt 11\'<l, It vened up the
~hO\\ i.1 fo \\ 'l'n1l'l>l<'rs 3J!O
Wh} mw.t then· bP two pre·
-.1·11ll•r& an envelope passer
and <.in cnvclopl' i.hrcdder in
t•n•n• cate~on ., Did the pen-dulou~ Dolly Purton serve an-
ot he r puqwst· tha n to pla y
s t r a 1 l( h l JH' r ~o n for one of
Carson 's ba\Hlter bathukolpian
ripostes''
l 'NLF.SS AHBOTT u nd
Costello. the ThrC't' StO-O~L'S and
the R1t1. Urothl'r:-. :-ho°" up to
daim thl' Oscars lhl'\' never
"on. w1nnt>r., 1n anv t'ategory
"hould be ll m1lt•d to one statue
carry·awa)<.•r dt:ll\ ermg :.in ac
<.·cptanct• spt·t•ch of :JO words or
l<'i.s under p<.·n.1lt) of disappear
mg throu~h .1 trap door mto a
dungl'On nf d1t·h<.• starved
l'rtl IC"
So 1f th<.· ("Jpta111 .ind Tt•nnilh·
nr the Cratl'ful l>N1d or Fink.,
:\tut<•' find f;H or Y.1th thC' next
Academy ele('torate. th<·y \\Ill
ha\'e lo n ip a COIO to dCC'ldC'
"hiC'h on <' hauls ay.ay the
hardware <1nd dc•hvt>rs the re
quired :-.uffocatmg soliloquy.
And JUSt once m the annuals of
the AC'ademv could not one win·
ner bl' founl to expand t he limits
11 f sa n ct 1m o n.1 ous se lf ·
t•ongratulation with a c ine mu
n·rile reJomdcr on the order of.
"F RANKLY I DON'T seC' how
th is turkey ever got t o the
screen eonsidermg the p<.1ck of
penny·pinchlng furriers P<>11ing of c adets· list at the total of 2.3schools bas been ordered to end clauroom as producers who begrud&ed ~ Coast Cu1rd Academy. segregation .
<'Very dime a nd the hours we New London. Conn. He is The report said princapals must do a l>Mter job
11pt nt trying to reconcile our a 1976 graduate of Costa supervising the classrooms and inat.ructJon. It said
s pee d·c rucd choreo1raphe rs MesaHlghSchool. some a.re complacent. tdiot k paaslon for our alcoholic ___ _:_ ______ _:.:...:.:.:....:....:=-::...:.:.:..=.::..:.=.:..:..::..:,:::::::======::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiim
diri•ctor And my co·star stunk too··
Even though they have cut
lhl'm down to five numbeh. in·
eluding medleys. the Academy
song nominations a re sta ll a
musical slumber party .
Me morable movie tunes like
.. Lara's Them e." "Three Coins in
a Fountain." "Secret Love" and
Tex Ritter's basso baying of "Do
not forsake me. oh m y darling"
just don't come along every year .
Listening to each year's collec·
tion of clinkers is like being
trapped in a n elevator with end·
less Muzak
RECORD CHART confirm
that Ravel's Bolero. composed
before the sound track was 1n
vented but reprised b1ologically
in Blake Edwards' "10". was the
hit tune of the past Academy
Awards year
As for an adapted scor e.
whatever that is. I sus pect this
category hasn't had a real win
ner since Thomas Edison 1m
prov1sed on the theme of "Mary
Had A wtUcLamb."
Dustin Hoffman's Oscar m~~
han· b<-en long over due He\
callmg on him to present the
s pN'1al award to S ir Alec Gui
ness for "advancmc the art or
<,treC'n ~1ctlng through U hOl>l Of
mt>morabll' and dasting u1she*
pt'rformam·e!> .. "a!> the b1 ~gl·~t
disaster for the colonies at tht·
hands of thP m other countr)
c;1nce the RC'dcoats burned Jim
m \ and Dolley Mad ii.on out of
the White llou::.e
ll ERE IS Ol'R bec;t actor "'
the Oscar attests. mumbling Jnd
s tumbling through an in1·pt
hes 1tatin~. slang). OHrlY f'f
fusi\ e salute to an art1cul:.it1 .
poised. c harmini?IY S<'lf~ffat1n~
perforrper who 1n lhc cours1· of
accept in~ h1<; a\.\ 3rd deli vt>r<·d
an ac.·ting l<'sso n to the pri•
sentcr~
Maybe next year the l\Y.3rd'
Yawn in should be broadl'asl
live, or a n•asonablC' f:.icsimill·
thereof. from on locution 1n
Bor a -Horu bul don't get me
wro ng. I love llollvwood
Deaths
Elsewhere
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George Joseph Hecht.
84. who established an
empire of magazines.
a udlovas ual mate ria ls
and books on <.'hlldren
and child·rearing, died
Wedn es d ay . Hi s
publishing inte rests m
el ud e d Par ents'
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Ch ildren's Digest and
Baby Care.
NEW YORK CAP>
Thomas K. Fln.letter. 86,
who served as secretary
of the Air Force under
the Truman adminri.tr a
lion and NATO am·
bass ador durin~ the
early 1960s. died Thur!>·
d ay.
MOSCOW I AP I -
A l exa n de r I vo n
hanovtcb Oparin, 86 , a
Soviet biochemist noted
ror his research into the
origins of life on earth.
died Monday. Tass re·
ported.
WASHINGTON CAP)
J ean Mont1ome r y
Aberaetby. an early pro·
ducer of television ne ws
programs. died last week
in Asheville. N.C. She
died afte r suffering a
heart attack while o n
v acation w i th her
husband. NBC news cor·
respondent Robert G.
Abernelb)'.
PWPHonored
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Without , Partners has
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CBS Gets What?
Narrow Win Brings Scant Glory
By PETERJ.BOYER
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Now that
CBS ha" emerg<.>d as the upset winner
in the TV ratings contest. perhaps the
closest ever. it might be asked what
CBS gets for this hard.won victory.
Apparently, nothing much more
than it would have earned had ABC
won.
Orda.narily. the network the clear
winner of the season-long ratings
raises its basic advertising rate the
next season. using. past performance
as justification But this year's slrug·
gle between ABC and CBS ended with
such a narrow margin between first
and second place
CBS FINISHED with a 19.6 Nielsen
average. ABC 19.5 -each point
i::epresenting about 763,000 homes -
it's not likely that the CBS victory
will directly result in a s ubstantial
advantage.
"The winning of a race over this
period of lime by one-tenth of a point
is really terribly unimportant." says
Buck Buchanan. U.S. media director
for the J . Walter Thompson ad agen·
cy, which buys large hunks of
network time for its clients.
· "It's like an Olympics race where
one runner beats another runner by
ooe-tent.h of a second. Somebody gets
Widow to Get
'Tonto' Estate
the gold medal and somebody get.c;
the silver medal. but who's the better
runner? The next time. 1t may be the
other way a.round Anyway. we don 't
buy networks. we buy programs ...
BUCHANAN ADMITS that some
clients may want to buy CBS time
"because they want to be on No 1. 1t
has a ruce feeling. a warmth to 1t ..
but from a professional buyers'
s tandpoint. 1t means virtuall y
nothing."
What does impress Buchanan. though. is CBS' momentum. a factor
that will prove much more lucrative
to CBS than its No. 1 standing. · ·c BS did do a S(>t;ctacular JOb in
coming from its position at the begin·
ning of the season. that's the re·
markable thing."
Last season. ABC's fourth at the
top. ABC beat runner·up CBS by 2.2
ratings points. a gap 22 times as
large as the margin CBS woo by this
year. The CBS surge seems remark&·
• ble indeed.
THUS, WHEN CBS gets down to
setting rates for next fall. Buchanan
predicts. "They're going to come in
and say. 'Hey. we've got the momen·
tum.· That's very important.
"They've established new series.
like 'Dukes of Hazzard.' 'Dallas' and
'Trapper John.· shows that are young
aod fresh and more likely to be a good
bet than shows at ABC which °"Y be
on the decllne. say. 'Mork and Mlndy'
or ·Lave me and Stu rley.' .. Am;·s going to have more trouble
next year, because you've got to say
CBS has the momentum. ABC does
not have a number of relatively new
shows that are successful.·'
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TUBE-TOPPERS
K'ITV e 7 :30 -Dodcen Baseball .
The Dodgers travel to San Francisco to
take on their ar~h-rlvals. the Giants, ln
Candlestick Park.
CBS 9 9 :00 -.. Gauguin the
Savage." David Carradine st.ars as the
French painter who abandoned his fami·
ly to p~ artistic freedom ln this new
TV movie. (Photo at left> .
ABC G 10:00 -ABC News Cloeeup.
The powers of blg business t.o investigate
its employees are examined in this
special report.
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SWEATER STMJD FOR?
"Future Cop'
Writers Win
HOLLYWOOD <AP) -The Jury to a copyniht
infringement suit over the 1976 television senes .. Future Cop .. has awarded two science fiction
~ riters $250.000 m damages from the American
Rroadcastmg Co .. Paramount Pictures Corp .• and
a former Paramount execuove.
Neither Harlan Ellison oor Ben Bova were in
U .S Distnct Judge Albert L.. Stephens Jr.'s court
to hear the verdict Fnday, but their auomeys sa.id
they were deughted.
THE AUTHORS brought the suit two years
n~o. a"-lung $400.000 tn compensatory damages and
unspt><'1f1ed purut1ve damages.
The wnters claimed that the "Future Cop"
mo\.·1e pilot and s ubsequent teleVlsioo series was
actually an idea of theirs as outlined in a 1970 short
story ... Brillo." and a subsequent teleplay present·
ed to ABC in 1973.
Defense attorneys conceded that .. Future
Cop .. was surular 10 theme but contended it was
adapted from a story idea by author Allen Epstein.
"ho had never read .. BriUo" or the proposed
teleplay
"'IULE "BRILLO" AND the expanded treat·
ments prepared by the authors at the behest of
ABC were about a mechanical man who assists
police m solving crimes at some future time. the
defense saJd. ··FUture Cop'' was about an android
a buman·lilte robot -wbo worked wltb a
modem-day police officer.
The jury agreed that "Future Cop" bad not in·
fringed upon the statutory copyright attacbed lo
the short story "Brillo.'' but did bold that the mov-
ie and series violated common law copyright in-
frigemeots attached to Ellison and Bova's pro-
posed t.eleplay.
Equal Time Reque1ted
ned about the telev1s1on viewing words we bear in American
habits or children. households today are Tm busy, so SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Mayor Dianne Bob Keeshan, known to millions for watch television'." Feinstein says she wants three minutes on national
25 years as Captain Kangaroo. says "WE NEl:D TO loucb people. we television to counter a controversial documentary
he 's concerned many parents use need to talk to people, we nffd to aired Sunday night on gay poUUcal lnflYmce in
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Actor Jay
SUverbeels. best known for tus role
aa tbe Lone Ranger's companion
Tonto. bas left the bWk of bis estate
to bis wife
STILL. 111ERE were psycbologi· television as baby sitters.· argue with people. we need lo find this city.
c a l rewards at stake . For "MOST OF OUll parents . . Ul out that we ex.isl with other people... The mayor sent a telegram to CBS News presi·
Tbe actor's will was filed for. pro·
bate Friday in Los Angeles Superior
Court. He died March 5 at age 62 of
complication of pneumonia.
Undfr the wUl , Mary Margaret
Silverbeels will receive $100,000 in
the actor's personal property. wbicb
includes contract rights. to television
sbows and movies.
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one thing. the networks hold their 8r. this country today do not seem to he said . dent Bill Leonard in New York comp&amma tbat
fiJiates meetings later t.rus spring, care about the time spent or the pro-"We have to accommodate the the news special .. falsely and malttloualy
and CBS will be able to say t.hat the grams belng viewed by their young needs of other people and that comes portrayed" San Francisco and will bwt the city's
network that was No. 1 for 20 years is people." he told an audience at In the sandbox wtth Pffr group ex· Image.
back in the saddle again. Dartmouth CoJlege on Friday. periences; that comes wit.h pa.rents --------------------
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Tliree New Shows Open ·
AltM a well '1 respite. lbe a~e ll&bta com• up ..... tNi ..-u two COGUDunit't tbM~ ud
• ~drama llOUP IDtradUff t.belt lai.t offer· lna• 8buiM ao ooen1u nichl Thunday .,.. ·'Dear Dellaqueof'' at· lhe San CJemnta CommWlily Tbeatw ad "lh GeoJUI My Qilld," I world Dfe· mien. at &tddletMack eob;p. They'll be followed
on J'rlday by "Tbe Royal Family" at the
Wntml.....,. C.ommUAlty Ttieater.
Intermission
Tom Titus
Duvall and Kelly Farah wUJ portra~ the act.ln1
Caveodllbel wtth Carol~. Cbuck Casey,
Don Evana. Ron Albert.sen, Ann ~. Norman
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tint procNc'tJoa ol an ori11Dal drama hued oa tbe
Uft of lamed playwrilbt Eqene O'Neill by Ketti
F'rinp. who won l.be f>u.Utser Prise for "Loot
Home-ard, Anael." a play bued oo tbe We ol
Tbomu Wolle.
Cobb, Michael McGraw, Johll Williams. Rick rn~Fili:iilf.iiiimF.i"-,
Foster, Kimmy Geraa, Douglu Hartman ud Don •
Evau rourvt101 out tbe aU.eable cut. llWWI' ... , ..
Five weekends of Frld•Y and Saturday San~ AN S'0·7444
performances are scheduled with an 8 :30 curtain uwa.a· WUT-
at the theater, 7272 Maple St .. WeatmiD1ter. Garden Gtcwe 530-440t
David Mean nan as O'Neill with Catherine
Oaab u b1a wife, Apes, and Stephen Thatcher as
the pla~lbt's doomed brother, James. Others
10 lhe coUes• cast are Bruce Morton, Walter Daly,
Jeannie M9dero, Jacqueline Tousley, Laura and
Kathy Pry&aoda, Dean Ramser and Mart Talley.
Raervationa 893-8628. A.M.C • ..._ l&Ml
FIVE LOCAL PRODVCl10NS ~down their Orange 637-0340
curtains with final performances thi.a weekend.
"My Gen.lus, My Child" will be st.aaed by
Brian Donoghue ln the Studio Theater on the Mis-
sion Viejo campus for two weekends, playing
Thursdays lbrough Saturdays al 8 and Sundays at
3, with opening weekend nearly sold oul Reserva·
lions 831-4656 or 49$-2790.
AT SAN CLEMENTE. Les Reed makes his
directorial debut with "Dear Delinquent." a
Briwb comedy about a fellow who captures a
young lady ln the act of burglarizing his apart-
ment. Christopher Cuter and Gretchen Meinke are
cast ln these leading roles.
Others in the cast include Max Kelly, Joan
Ray, Joyce Hanson. Chuck Cooper, Michael
Gomez and John Childress.
"Dear Delinquent" wall be on the boards
Thllrsdays through Saturdays at 8:30 \.DlW May 24
al the Cabrlllo Playhouse, 202 Avenida Cabrillo.
San Clemente. Reservations 492-0465.
"THE ROYAL FAMILY" is a re~lval or a
George S. Kaufman-Edna Ferber comedy about
the private lives or a theatrical family bearing a
strong resemblance to the Barrymores . Carol
Filian is dirttting the production.
Valerie Mcilroy, Barbara Warburton. Ron
Tbey are: .
-"Much Ado About Nothinc" at South Coast
Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa
(957-4033). Performances tooilbt through Sunday
at 8 with weekend matinees at 2 :30.
-''The Star Spangled Girl" by the Irvine
Community Theater at Turtle Roclt Community
Park, Turtle Rock Drive al Sunnyhlll Road, Irvine
<754·*3 or 752-6076). Performances Friday and
Saturday at 8 p.m .
-"VANITIES" AT THE Newport Theater
Arts Center, 2501 Clifr Drive. Newport Beach
(675-3143). Performances Thursday through Satur·
day al8·JO.
-"The Student Prince" at SebastJao's West
Dinner Playhouse . 140 Aveoida Pico, San
Clemente (492·9950). Performances tonight through Sunday at \'arymg curtam times
. -"Dames at Sea " at the Harlequin Dinner
Playhouse. 3503 S. Harbor Blvd .. Santa Ana
(979-SSU). Performances tonight through Sunday
at varying curtain times
Continwng i ts s ax weekend engagement at the
Huntington Beach Playhouse is "Bus Stop" under
the direction or Art Winslow. Performances will be
gaven Fridays and Saturdays through May 24 at
the theater in the Seactirr Village Center. Main
Street at Yorktown Avenue, Huntington Beach
(847-44651
Reddy for Fair Gene Autry,
Tex Ritte r
Acclaimed Boone, Axton Also on Bill
Helen Reddy, Pat Boone and Hoyt
Axton are among the artists sioled to
provide entertainment at the Orange
County Fair ln Costa Mesa bejlinning
July 11.
Directors of tbe 32nd District
Agricultural Association sign"ed con·
tracts with individuals and groups
recently to provide major en-
tertainers for eight of the 10 fair
days.
O KLAHO MA C ITY
<AP ) Gene Autry was
nam ed to the Hall of
F a m e o f Gr e at
Wes terners at the 19th
a nnu a l W e s t e rn
Heritage Awards Ban·
quet at tbe National
Cowboy Hail of Fame
and Western Heritage
Ceotef.
THE BOABD BAS earmar ked
$85,000 to provide entertainment, a
spokesman noted, and expects to sign
contract.a for at least two other acts
shortly.
Elvin Biabop. country rock star. will
get $7,SOO for his July 14 st.mt.
Oilman J .B. Saunden
described Autry as "one
of the most famous men,
not only 10 Amen ca but
m the world."
Signed Tbura'day was country·
western star Axton, who will ap·
pear in the amphitheater opening
day, July 11, for a reported $7 .soo.
Flash Cadillac, a sos musical
gr oup, was g iveo SS.000 for its
performance set for July 18 and
Shari Lew1s, puppeteer , will get
$3.000 for her July 19 performance.
the spokesman s aid.
The Oying r1sls a nd
quick draw or Tex Ratter
v.ere s ho wn an film clips on a screen dunng
the ceremonies. and Rat·
ter was named to the
h a ll of f a me
posthumously .
Singer. Reddy gels top money.
$15,000 for bet appearance oo July 18.
BOONE 18 TO re<:eive $10.000 for
his July l.S show.
EXPECTED TO BE signed soon for
about $7,000 is Doug Kershaw. CaJun
violinist. scheduled to appear July 20. Has award was accepl·
e d b y ha s 'w 1 d o w.
Dorot hy, a nd by has
!tons , Tim Ritter a nd
J oh n R1 ttt.>r , i.ta r of
t ele v1s 1on 's ·"Three's
Company "
Othen signed up this week include
Clay and Sally Hart of the Lawrence
Welk show, $2,700 for July 11.
Rain, A Tribute to the Beatles. has
been booked for July 13 at $3,000,
The s pokesman said grandstand
ent ertainment by the New Disco
Lockers and their laser light show
also is proposed between July 13 and
17.
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II you have ever considered a cereef 1n r('al
estate sales. 0< are now preaentty licensed and
would like to have your oueetlons enswered at
our Open House w11h Randy and some of THE REAL ESTA TERS. then call no w to r
reservattOnS. Soace is limited.
c• Mi11eo.at1s1-61t1
M.ay 1, 1980
6:30 to 7:30
Randy Mccardle. a 9th grade drop-oua
hitchhiked into Costa Mesa 28 yews ago and
started 1n the reel estllte business The first few
years were a struggle ... From dnving a 14-year
old car and llVlng 1n a single car garage to
establishing his own business
His ·compeny, THE REAL ESTATE'RS, is both
well known lf'ld weft resc>ected. Later. McCardte went to college attending 0 C.C .. Chapman coneoe. Cal State Long Beacti. use and toPPed
II o ff with a Ph 0.
In addition to being the owner and foonder of
THE REAl ESTATERS. Randy IS a founder of
the Citliens Bank of Costa Mesa. PfeSldent of Ttee()O Eacrow Inc., college lec.1Uf'tf, author.
natlo~al ai>eaker and newspaper columnist.
If you woold like to but are unabte to lttend this
meeting. let us know -Or if YoU would hke the matenal .erit to you p•cnse call
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Uupenter lJrge1 Miller to Quit Democrats
8y O.C. 11\JmNGS ................
Shmtf 8nd Oat .. t&n't t.be only Oranc• Cowi
ty omrlaJ who la endonlna cand.idat.es ln the June
3 lectlon.
• Tum RU~)'. the 5lh Oi tnct ~ aupervlsor.
alrud hu fndoned ReJ>Ublican AJMmblyman
8rutt Nestaode'• bid to W\6eat
Edl1on Milter in th e 3rd
" Supervborlal Dt.llrlct
-.. ..... .,. And now. Ril•y 18 Hdonlnc
Phil AJ\thooy, who ls trying to
han1 on lo ttl1 lit Dialrlct seal
on t he-C'O unly Board of
Su~rvtM>r11
Riley's praist of Anthony
"I lru1t him and have con
f1d.-nc-e II\ hu, lntelhgt n<-e and ••LI" humanll) · went out to
varaou county le-adt"~ In ¥ letter datetl lust t-'ra
do)
• • • ~NOTHER Li;TTER -.nter las t F'nday wai.
i.t11te Sen Paul Carpenter. 0 Santa An11. 'kho
wrote to COWll-y Super:vuor Miiier suuesun~ that
Miller follow through with hls threat to qwt the
Democratic Party
Miller made the threat after engaging 1n a
s houting malC'h with state party leader Dick
O'Neill of San Juan Capistrano
at a recent county Democratic
Central Committee meeting
Late r. Miller said he had de-
cided to stay in the party.
Carpenter wrote to Miller.
"As you know. the con-
troversy surrounding your ap.
pointment by Governor Brown
to th e county Board o r
Supervisors was founded on the
governor's total disregard for CAUot:NTu
the preferences and needs of the Orange County
<'ommunity. The Democratic Party leadership op-
posed that appointme nt . . "
-"SINCE-"THAT-APPOINTMENT you have
taken advantage of this internal party conflict by
keeping It alive in the public arena in order to as-
sure the vis1b11ity and name identification you
need in your election campaign. -
"The areas or agreem ent between you and me
ar e almost non-existent. I say 'almost' beC'ause J
wholeheartedly support, nay urge, your resigna-
tion from the Democratic Party. Since neither you
nor your mentors. Governor Brown and T om
llayden. are representative or the party. I see no
useful purpose being served by your continued af·
f1liation with it."
• • • ON ANOTHER campaign front, Harbor
Municipal.Court Judge Frances Munoz. seeking
rt-·election June 3, has been endorsed by As-
s emblywoman Marian Ber geson. R·Newport
Beach.
A Bergeson aide ~aid ttie assemblywoman has
U Cl Sets Program
011 Viel11am War
The legacy of the Vietnam War will be ex-
.amined in a two·day colloquim at UC Jrvme May 9
and 10.
Films. panel d1s<'uss1on-; and a play will be
part of "Vietnam Now· A Colloquium on the War
and Its Veterans -F1ct1ons and Realities."
~ponsored by the UCI Veteran's Affairs Office
THE SCHE DULE FOR m E "Vietnam Now"
Colloqwum follows .
.. Coman~ Home" with additional footage
will be scrttned at 6.30 pm May 9. in UCl's
Scil'nce l.A!cture Hall. /\ panel discussion will
fo llow.
An--opening statement of purpose session will
begin· at 10 a.m May 10, in lbe Science Lecture
Hall At 11 a .m . co1Joqu1um participants m av
c hoose from among three workshops: "Post-
Vietnam Syndrome." ··Problems of the Han-
d 1 capped Vete ran " and "Agent Orange "
Workshop speakers will include veterans· rights
<tctivlsts and representatives from Veterans Ad-
ministration hospitals.
-The panel discussion on "Representations of
the Vietnam Wa r" will begin at 2 p.m . in Science
Lecture Hall. Panel members will include writer
Gloria Emerson: Frederic Jameson. professor of
French at Yale Unjve rs1ty. John Rowe. chairman
of tbe Department of English and Comparative
Literature of UCI, and David McDonald. assistant
professor of drama at UCI.
-SOPHOCLES' PLAY "PHILOCTETES"
will be presented In the UCI Fine Arts VilJage
Theater beginnmg at 6.30 p.m. The play, whicb
ha!I been given a modern setting by director David
McDonald. concerns Greek war veterans who face
conflicts similar to those of veterans in our own
time.
All events in the "Vietnam Now" colloquium
are free and open to the public.
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othr r dt!C'Uon conteall. for fndorsements Mrs
Bera"°" 11 makln1 endon.emenls on a ca e by
UIC' btlal1, thC! a de Hid
Mn Btr1e.on dciarrlbed Judi(') Mwioa as a
''firm. fa\r and ex~rlcnccd judge who people
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Judatt Munos ~ ont< or five Harbor court
Judge" up for election thl• ytiur She ls the onJy one ~lna challe-nged
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Air Base Group Sought ,...----------..,
The Cocsta Mesa Historical Society as seekmg
'olunteers to help plan tbe s i..!Cth annual reunion of
pt·r~onnd of the old Santa Ana Army Air Force
Ba11e loC'ated 1n what •~ now Costa Mesa.
THE REUNION IS S<'heduled for the spnng of
1981. d spokeswoman said, and follows a reyn1on
hl'ld last March l which drew 165 civilian and
m1btary part1c1pan~
That event was held at the California Air Na-
tional Guard facility, the onlv remaining part of
lhl• old ba!>l'
PARTICIPANTS. THE !>pokeswoman said.
cu me from as Tar as An~uillu . Miss.
Planrung volunteers are asked to wnte to the
sociNy at PO Box 1764, Costa Mesa. 92626.
The llistori<'a l Soe1cty ha!> created a special
SAAAB Wl11g lo explore the history of the old base
used to tram pilots during World War 11
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It's Official: Lions Draft-Shns No. I
Ex-Sooner Confident He Can Help Detroit--if He Signs r ~
How They Drafted Today
NEW YORK tAP) • Oklahoma Unlvenlt)'
·ru.nnlftl *" 8Uly Slma, the No 1 pack in today'&
fNatlouJ Football Lea1ue draft, uld be was conlt·
ld•nt he eould Ml~ lhe Detroit Uona provided ho
feould come to t..rm1 with the club
• "Oetroit is a Ml°~at chall~ • " aatd Sima
!"They have W\Horm No ZO rudy and I'm ready lo
: Iii l thole !\Mes. , . I "wmt THE P£0PL£ tMy huve, added to
:myself. we can make a fl~llt program." added
:Sims. "I'm ready to ao Whatevt>r the pro1> du.h
,out, I'm n!adY to take •· • In Detrolt. following tht> No 1 t>lecuon, happ)
IL1ons coach Monte Clark held up ;, hand-letl('red
s ign that said, "We've got Sims "
I "That's the best rootb JI player In the count ry
this year," added Clark "That '1> why ~e p1rk"d
,him. 1be whole organization 1s high on him ..
• SIMS. HOWEVER, was not high on the entire ~ions organization particula rly gene r al
manager Russ Thomas.
"I'm just waiting for Russ Thomas to wake
t.1p." said Sims. who is asking for a, :.ix-year , $S
million contract from the L1un~
Sims added that everyone in the Detroit or
t.ganization was "making a 100 percent effort (to
~1gn him> e xcept Russ Thomas He's made a Le ro
effort the way he's presented tus contract orrer ...
·um.' a gent, Dr J erry ArgovilL. sajd that 1f he
and his eltent did not r('ach agreement with the
I.ions by Ma) 21. "we "'rll reveal the dollar figures
Thoma1> has offe red T hey a re embarrassing to the
Detroit Lions Maybe Detroit should give Billy a
c hanc~ lo plQY for another team."
THE LIONS. WHO SHARED with San Fran-
t'1seo the worst record In 1979 at 2·14. officially
111cke d the 24 year -old Sams 312 mjnutes after NFL
Comm1ss1onc r PN c Jlozelle called the draft to or ·
de r
Sims. the lll'1sm a n Trophy winner· as a Junior
und the runnl•ruµ to Southern Cahforma's Charles
De Paid Dis Does
Keough's Lesson in Humilit.r
By DAV E CUNNINGHAM
Of .... 0•1ty Pl ... SUtl
• , "I wouldn't trade !<1st year for anythmg "
Who do you 1>uppose made that comment? I MVP Don Baylor? Cy Young Awa rd Wmner Mike
Flanagan? Willie Stargell or the world champion
Pirates·>
No, il was Matt Keough. a 2·17 pitche r for the
lowly Oakla nd A 's. Last year he threatened to
break the record for t•onse1.·ut1ve losses when he
, dropped 14 stra ight d cc1.,1ons. .
1
"Reahst1cally, I had a te rnbll• year ." Keough
,• admits freely "But because of v. hat I "'ent
through, I can say I p<11d my dues
~ "l'VE LEARNED TO CHE RISH every batter r fare. every pitch I make. every move I make,"
says the 24-year·o ld right-hander "And I learned
the art of being humble "
The lesson m humility came in handy 10 days
ago when Keough beat the Angels. 6·1. m Oakland.
It was a sweet victory because Keough and the
Angels have a long-runnjng feud.
"I c-ould have popped off and said the kinds or
things the Angels ha ve been saying about m e. But
I'm more mature than that now," Keough says.
K EOUGH'S ANIMOSITY toward the Angels
: da tes back to his high school days, when he WCIS an
All-CIF performer for Cor ona del Mar
"There we re a lot or rounds sn the dra ft when
both Southe rn California teams had chances to
pick me." Keough says "They didn't "
Instead, KeouJ.(h went in the fourth round to
Oakland
Just as Keough was e<irmng a spot as an
Oakland slartt>r, J 1m F'n·gos1 was taking over as
m anagc•r of the /\ngcls T hl'Y hccame instant
enemies
"Ht: SE E ME D TO ENJOV getting on me."
Keough .. ays "But 1 wasn't very m:citure tht•n. 1.1nd
I said a few thing!> I probably .,houldn't have
"I know th<'Y have som e hard feelings 1n that
clubhouse a bout me." Keough continued. "and I
deserved some or the a buse I got from them But
I 'm not going lo answer them anymore"
Keough isn't angered only by the remarks the
Angels made a bout him personally He also takes
exception to thl'ir attitude about ht!> ballclub
When Manager R1lly Ma rtm predicted this
spring that the I\ 's would win t he western d1 v1s1on
title, Angel second baseman Bobby Gnc-h had a
quick ans wer
"IT SHOWS THE KIND of deterior ating effect
a lcohol can have on your mind." Gn ch said. Martin
reportedly has had proble ms with excessive drink·
ing.
• And a fter the• A·.., :.\\<•pt th<' Angels an Oakland.
the ,\ngc•ls ~aid th<.•) "'crt• a nxious to get their
hands on them again
"We want to kick '>Ome peopll' around." third
ba .. eman Carne:, Lansford said "We want the
A's,·· addPd catch(•r Tom Donohue .
"We know we'n· 1n for a tough series."
<1 ns we rNJ K('<>URh. who 1s scheduled to oppose Don
Aa.,c Wednesday · · Au t I have no comment a bout
t hem anymor e From now on, I'm going to let
the m do the ta lking ...
t\c•ough v.1 11. hov.t•ver. comment on Martsn·s
br;.is h pennant prediction. Ile agrees.
"THIS IS A MUCll·IMPROVED TEAM. We're
'>ltll )oung. but >A c'vc got one more year of ex-
per ience . . and wc·,,e got Billy Martin." Keough
!>ays. "fi e instills so much desire. He makes you
bea r down and c-onccntrate
"Billy ma kes a big difference." Ke<>ugh con·
w~ ~wr .••.• ••r ••r• fo
erplode. A• tlte •Ofll•fl gott•., 11rrrr
grt mod. Get et•en.
tinued "We a ll knew his record >Ahen he came 1n
here llc's taken bad c:l ubs and turned the m into
good clubs. llt• knows ho>A to "'an "
Appan·ntly. Martin ha1> also taught Keough
how to win. lie· • ., now 3·1. having pitched three
complete· g<1 mcs wh1 k· comp1hng an ERA of I 95.
.. .Martin d idn't fool a round lie told m e in
s pring training th<i t I"' <is his No 2 pitcher." Keough
s<.11d. "That °"'as MJmeth1n g I needed to hear "
MARTIN'S t'AITH m Kt'<lugh was dem ons tra t
l'd a s c:cirly :.is ) 978 whe n. as ..manager or the
A m l'rtt'<.tn Lt·agu e All -s tars . he packe d the
young .. tcr for hl'o pttt'hmg !'.tarr Keough was the
only rookie' on that .,tar studded squad
But 1r Kl·ough m akc·s Comeba<'k P layer of the
YC'ar Ma rtin 's conf1dcnt·c v.on 't be the only
reason
"I've also m:1dc some m ccham<'al changes an
m ) dcl1Vl'f), and l'vl' a ba ndoned the slide r."
Keough explains "f>lu., I'm not having any more
t r o uble v.1th m y a nkle o r te ndin1t1s in my
shoulder"
Good· h<•alth. a new manager. a m ore e x·
p('rientcd dub Keough fi g ures all the sngre·
d1l'nt'> arc ther(' for him to realize his only goal -
a d1v1s1onal crown
"The guys here have been beaten up. taken
advantage of. and la ughed at." Keough says. "W"
rl'm<'mbcr Jt'<, our turn to c·xplodc As the saying
goes, nevt:r get mad Get even "
White ln the balloting ror the prestigiou.'i award as a senior last year, has 4.S s peed afld punishing
strength to go with his 5·fool·l1. 210-pound frame.
"Billy Sims Is the greatest player in lbe coun·
try ," Oklahoma Coach Barry Switier said before
the draft. "I know I have said Uus before. but he is
the greatest clutch player there rs There w1h
never be another player like him at Oklahoma ...
he's a million dollars walking around ·~
ABGOVITZ OF HOUSTON, and the Lions'
management have thus fa r been far apart in con:
tract talks and Argov1tz has talked about taking
his client to Canada.
That was the route ta ken by Oh io State
linebacker Tom Cousineau, the N FL''> No 1 draft
pick a year ago when he a nd the Buffalo Bills
couldn't a gree on a contract
The instant the selection wao; m ade. Sims a p·
peared on the podium, alternately flas hing a VIC·
tory sign and waving a football as a gallery or rans
allendihg the draft in a m1dto>A11 New York hotel
ballroom cheered the announcement
Three USC players were selected 1n the open·
ing round. Offens ive tackle Anthony Munoz was
picked No. 3 by the C1ncmnat1 Bengals. offensive
guard Brad Budde was the No I I player tab bed.
by Kansas City And Hess man Troph y winner
Chari~ White was the 27th player picked. by
Cleveland
1. DettOlt-IMlty lime, rb, ~-
2 .• N.w Yorti Jet• -Johnny "Ulm" Jonee, Wf, T.... I
J . ClncJnn,U -Anthony Muno&. ot, U8C.
4. Green Bay-Bruce Clert&. dt, ll'enn ltete. .
5. Baltlmore-Curtl• Dickey. rb, THH A&M.
6. St. Loui• -Cunl• Orffr. cM, Mkhlpn.
7. Atlante-Junk>f WMer, te, Nebr••·
8. NY Olanta -Mart& HaynH, db, Co6ofedo.
9. MlnnHota'-Doug Martin, dt,
10. • •Seattle -Jacob Green, de, Teua A6M.
11. KanN• City -Brad Budde, 09, USC.
12. New Otte an• -Sten Broc:k, ot, Cotor.CSO.
13 San Francisco -Ear1 Cooper, rt>, Rk:ie.
14. New England -Rotend Jamee. db, TenM ... e.
15. Oaldend -Mere WU.on, qb, BYU.
16. Bu"•lo-Jlm Ritcher. c. Nofth CaroNna St.
17 • • 'Loe Angele• -Johnnie John.on, db, Tu ...
18. Walohlngton -Art Monk, rb. Syre<:uH.
19. Chkago -Otl• WU.on, lb. LCMll•vtlle.
20. San Francisco -Jim Stuckey, dt, ClerMOn.
21. Miami -Don MeNeal, db, Alabema.
22. Tampa Bay-Ray Snell, ol, Wlecon9'n.
23. PtilladetpN• -Aoynell Young, db, Alcorn St.
24. &aldmore -Derrick Hatchett. db. TexH.
25. New E"91and -Veg .. Fergu90ft, rb, Notre Dame.
26. Gr"n Bay -George Cumby, lb. Oklahoma.
27. Clevetand -Chari•• White. rb, USC.
28. Pitt~h -Mark Malone. qb, Arizona St.
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Johnson
Drafted
By Rams
By JOHN SF.VANO
0t ,._ 0..1" ~le4 \Y"
The• ~at1onal Fr)f1tball League
rf'ally m1s'>ed 1b calling this
)t•ar
Th<• sctllni: ""a-. P<'rfect for a
rhang1·. wmcthsn):! differ ent from
tht• usual mwu.Ja n<' way the N FL
tlraft had t>.'1!n handled in past
... t-.1::.on:-With s 11 m any teams
J'H'k<·~111g fo r last minute deaJs .
Mont~ II.all should have received
a loni,: l<'rm <·ontra<.'t bis role
"'ould havf' been pcrfe<.'t.
And. ont.> or his best contest·
ant!> would have been the Los
Angeles Ra~. who Juggled •d
m aneu\•ered their way into the
17th pick of Tuesday's draft held
m New York
IT W S A complicated play or
....c·q uenc , . ., for tht• Ra m s that
"'l'nt lJkf' th1 ., Cleveland. whJch
cmginall) had the 15th pick over
all. took the aJlotted 15 mmutes
and <.'OUldn't make a dec1s1on.
t•\'1•ntually passing o n their
c-ho1cC' Ruffalo, next in hne.
thl'n ptC·ked J am Ritc her of
!"nrth Camllna State
Al'fon: a nothe r c hoice could be
made ho>At'ver, the Rams made
t hC'1 r movt•. Th<'Y t'xchanged
their pack 27th overall -for
Clt'v('land'~ 15th and a sixth
round :-.t'lt•ct1on the Browns had
o hta1 nl'd fro m New England
Tht• Urown'>. in addition to the
H.i ms' 27th l'ho1ce. a lso got the
Ham ... · S<'cond round pick they
had rl'ce1vcd previously from
San 0 1l'JleO. the Rams' fourth·
Mund park :.ind a fifth-round
..,<•let't1on acqutr<'d from Green
Ha)
08\'IOl'SLY. THE RAMS had
dra rt cho1c-c ... to play with ...
and they did
MATT KEOUGH WOULDN'T TRADE LAST YEAR.
And . >Ahal the Ram!> got for all
the ir t roubles >A as a highly·
coHted dcfen~1ve back in John·
nit• J ohnson. a two -lime All-
Amen can from the University of
Tt'X3S
Outlook Bleak
For Raiders'
Move to LA
Grich's Comment Stirs Up A's
The Rams made no secret of
the fact they were looking lor
defensive secondary help. The
k ey ques tion w a s would
any thing still be a vailable
because of their low selection
status. The Rams remedied that
problem with their deal.
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
once-confident president or the
Coliseum Commission admits
it's likely that the Raiders of the
National Football League may
not move to Los Angeles in 1980
as planned.
"Let's accept the fact that it
mlgbt not happen in 1980," said
' commbaion bead Robert Selledc
• in the wake or a series of legal
developments which have left
the coalition or government and
civic leaders boosting the
Raiders' move here in disarray.
·However, Selleck remained
hopeful and dete rmined in keep-
ing open the Coliseum gates to
the Raiders.:. whose proposed
move from uakland met over·
' whelming opposition from NFL
owners tut month.
"We'll do all possible to make
it ha~ ln 1981.'' Selleck aaJd.
"We re sllck'1ng wlth the
Raiden and we hope they will
stick with us." Meantime, Raiders executive
Al LoCosale echoed Selleck's re·
solve, saying he hoped Los
Ancelet "will be u strong in
their commitment as we are."
Tbe Collleum's prevloua pro
football tenant. the Rama. have
moved to Anaheim 1tartln1 next
fall.
Oakland Wins Fi/ th Straight Over Angels, 8-0
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Ot 1"9 Daily l"li.t S\tfl
Watching the Angels and Oakland A 'c;
play baseball, you get the distinct feeling
there's bad blood flowing between these
two teams.
And tonight the bitterest taste 1s in the
mouths of the Angels, who have lost rive
straight to Oakland. including the 8·0
shutout hurled by the A's Rick Langford
Monday njghl at Anaheim Stadium.
THE LATEST BIT of animosity sur·
faced in the aftermath of a quote published
in a Los Angeles newspaper and attributed
to Angel second baseman Bobby Grich .
Grieb was responding to A 's Manager
Billy Martin's prediction that Oakland
would win the American League West.
"It shows the kind of deteriorating errect
alcohol can have on the mind," Grtch re·
porledly said, m a king reference t o
Martin's drinking habits.
"f'M NOT GOING to honor that with a
comment," Martin responded. But he
couldn't resist telling a jab at Grich.
"Isn't he the guy who look hlmaell out of
the second game of the double·header <ln
Oakland Sunday)?" Martin said. "I don't
want to talk about 1uys who won't play
every day. Rod Carew played both aamea,
didn't he?
"When I wu playlna, I played every
day." Martin conUnued. "I hit . .0, but I
played every day. no matter who pitched.''
IT WAS OBVIOUS all the A '1 were
I08llY GRICH
aware or Grich'a quote. As reporters
poured into their clubhouse followlnc Mon·
day nipt'a rout, several players shouted,
''Go 111t Grich what be thinks of the
tame!"
Pitcher Matt Keou1b yelled to hls team·
mates to cool It. "Let a aleeplng do1 lie," Keouah said.
,
"Don't right trash with trash "
/\s the beat or the battle cooled. the A ·s
started to take Keough'!> advice to heart.
"YEAH, I SAW the q uote, but I don't
want to comment on 1t." s aid Langford. "I
don't like tha t kind of thing. but who does?
Winning ball games is the name o r lhe
gam e Let's talk about that."
Langford gave up seven hits but was
never m serious trouble. The left-hander
said he wasn't s urprised he was able to go
nine innings. despite the fact that he bad
JUSt missed two starts wieh back spasms.
"The back feels Hne. I take it one Inning
at a time. but every time I go out, I expect
to go nine." s aid the A's top pitcher or 1979
02·14).
Fregosi. who is friendly with Martin but
seems to hold no love for the A's, wasn't
impressed.
..l 'VE SEEN LANGFORD a lot sharper
than he was tonight," the Angel skipper
s aid. "I fell we had a lot ol pitches to hit.
but we swung at a lot of bad balls."
Oakland pitchers now have a combined
t.40 ERA In rive games against the
Angels, and the surprising A's are just one
game out of first place.
"IC l had to narrow it down to one
person. I'd say the duterence ln thls club
ts Billy Martin,'' said Wayne Gross, who
doubled home a run in tbe nn.h. "He's con·
vinced that we're 1oin1 to win, and he'•
<See ANGELS, Pase BZ>
IN. ACQUIRING the 6·1, 190·
pound defensive back . the Rams
shored up one hole they fe lt the~
had. The s couting report on
Johnson almost sounds like an
FBI report.
"J ohnson Is mean and le•
and h its like a linebacker ,"
reads one report. ''He's got great
range and excellent reactions and
speed."
Contacted In T exas by the Dal·
ly Pilot, Johnson was elated and
honored al bis selection.
"IT'S " G•EAT reeliq," be
says. "I 'm very happy to
become part or a great or1uail:a·
lion like the Rams. I was a little
bit surprised becau.ae I had
worked out ror them but they
didn't &how any more intenlt
than any other teams.
"I 'm allO aurprlsed tbet pve
up what they did to &et me. I
,>Ian to let them know, ,tbouCb.
they didn't make a mlltab. It
makes me reel even better tMta
great or1an11aUon would f:lft 111>
Chat much."
Johnson hu no expectaUam
comtnc lnt.o camp. • .
"l'm aoln1 to perform u bltlt.
11 I PQMibl)i can and let t.be l"9lt · takecareofltMtt. Callfondab one ot my favorite places 10 l.
CU.II )'OU could HY lt'I like i
dream come tne to play b
them."
fl2 DAIL V PILOT
... ,,, sr.,.,. • .,..,,.. f'l•e, Pr•••t•••
IMi"A~~"'.!!~ ~~ I a1.. ~k N · -----~'="
turn ap«LaJ!tt Wa.lly Henry wu put un probation •• •
Monday and tlned $1 .006 oo a mlactemeaoor anon •
r harc•.
A Capeule Repon Fro"." th• Wortd of &port•
rhy Hot Is Finding
R iol1 I ry R al
J. rona AP Dkp•Lc-
l.Ol'I ·vau..E. K> As far u 1ome hotel B mJn.1~• r her • ar~ con<'~med. lhc ballyhooed
t•t•o norrut· ~'' ron h fgr nJaJ aod It '1 bttt ln
tht• form nf t•mpt \' hot~l mom durin1 Kentucky
ll\•rby \H'l'I..
In puloll )t'UI":\, an mpty hoc I room ln Lo u111vllle durin1t
lkr bv "«k h.1 tK·,·o b r .a.re ~ "visitor w1lhout a Up un th,·
tnw rut't' And .,11 tho l' rooms v.er f1Ued even as <'uatomer..
wnped ubout 1>• lt'l' ..:uu11ma
Uut thb ~t·ur, lh11W'4 have changed Although Lowsvllle's
l11.: downtlnrn hotel. .11 t> full u~ usual, sevt'rial othen. rt:port
\ u ,. o.i n1·1t·~
I ht:. " th•· first lime l'\'c t-ver had 11 problem selhng
Ut•rb) room~ Wt• ~till hin e a ff'w vacam.•1es." iuud Ul\•~n
1•1,ht•r "ho fo1 IJ) t'otri. h.&:> handled reservat1oni. for tlollduy
Inn \1111town
• 1 Uunk t'H'r> bo<h '' w~tchm~ h&& m ont-y u lot closer ltus
H·.ir. · i.atd J1111 John on. who 01~r11tes the Holiday Inn East.
II~ said he had runt• \ <•cuncws
i\nottwr motel o~ nl•r notl'd that some of the v aC'anC'tes
t'.1nw throul:h ran1·ellat ion of block·room reservations by
t•umpanw ... "\.\'h1·n the·\ h10ked a t their budgets. inflatJon and
I ht.> faltt-nnj:\ l'C't111om \. I suppose they figured they would
haH• to fJUM• uµ the l>crb~ th.ls )'ear."
ChJrll'r h cd.ll·r. genera l m anager of S touffer 's
Lou1sv1lle Inn. !.<lHI he "had a gut feeling last year that we
might Ill• t .u 111~ .1 ddf l'l t:nt challenge this Derby Day because
11( lht· dirt t'111111 of th•• t'(l>nOm)' "
H1~1,ond111,.,, to tl11"c foars. ht: began pushing Derby res-
l'rvat1cm..i. l.11 la:r th:.a11 usuaJ and, as a result, is booked up all
week
Paul \\ r 11!hl ~•ml .1 few rooms remain vacant at his Holi-tl."· Ir n '\111 lfw.1-.1 '\\'1"11· pushing and s hoving lo fill up.'' he
:-. .. 111 \\t tlll h.1 H j ft w \ac·ancies ..
~-----tpuot.-of dw D ay------
. I km·w bt:l'JUSe I reached ror my nose here and
Courtd ll o\ er here " San Diego Padres third baseman
AureUo Rodnguez on "hen he realized he had broken
·tu~ nc1~t> Jrtcr a n •n•nl collision with BlU North of the
~C:ln Fr.ine1i.l<1 Giant:-.
K ingman .-.till on a Te-ar
HJin lorl't'd po~tponcment of most games in
lht• l\la;or Ll'iij'.lues Monday, but a few contests
"'l'rt.' played l>aH' Kingman smgled home the go
ahead run 10 th<' n1nlh inning a nd Jerry
\1artin follo·~f'd "1th a n RB J double as lhe Chicago Cubs
!ot·ored thrc·1• ttml's and defc<.1ted St. Louis, 4·2 in the only Na·
11onal L1."1~11t> gam1· played Errors by pitcher Terry
f'f'lton an.1 nulf1f'ltl1•r Kf'n Landreaux led to a fa ve·nm fourth
l(IHG,,.AN
11111rng thJt carrtt'd Seattle to a 6-4 victory
m t•r \I 1nnesota Pitche r RJck Honeycatt
.• :io~l'd "' 'wCO hits 10 6 1fJ innings to raise
hi:-1 cwrd to 4·0 . In that game, Twins out·
fit·ldt:r liombo Rivera suffered a fractured
11·ft "net·t·ap m the second inning. Rivera
rammN.I mto the foul pole on the right
f1l'ld hnl· whi le C'hasing Willie Hortoa's Oy
hull t r1plc . . The Philadelphia Phillies
hJ\C :.ent a team Jersey and a package or
other ba~ball mementos to the parents o(
••nc of t he hostages in Iran. The club not
o 11 l v s •· n t a Jersey with Pb 1ll1 es
t'mhla10m d :H'rn'~ th1• front. and Gallette across the back.
hut 111" 11< d U11.1 n~· "~am" (;ilJette to throw out a game ball
'-' li1·n hl' r<'tur:ni. t ontt· Jl1o; parents said lhe items would be
cul to fr 1n !Jon ~ullon of the Dodgers and Toronto
1•1t1 lwr l>J\t' St11 h \H•rt• named National and AmeriC'an
I• .11.:u1· pl. \t'1. 1 f tl11· \l.t t-k Sutton posted two victories In the
D 11tl1!1 rs' 11i.:nt h.un1· "m streak. whale Stieb pitched two
ton qi let •:•mw \\ 111~ 111 lo~ enng his ERA to l.09 . . . The
\ll<tntJ Br ,1 \ t'" ~ r 1 ct B<i:.l'hall Commissioner Bowie Kahn to
pl.1t.·l· ~h.1!~111 1h1rd b.i:.tm<tn Bob Horner on the league's dis·
quJl1f1ed 11:,t 1 lw Braves· request comes after Hom er re.
fust·d to re-port lo their minor league club in Richmood, Va.
"Tht> cum nu ,1CJncr'l. office indicated it will wire a pproval."
Bra\ 1.'S ~pok1 man \\ a)'ne Minshew s aid . . . Former ma·
1ur lt:.agut• p1h:ht•r Bob Port.-rlleld, SS, died of cancer iD North
c·arolm:.i lits J>tll'hm~ c·are~r lasted 13 seasons and included
:-tints ~•th the Nt•w York Yankees, Washington Senators.
<'h1 C'C:1~0 Cul>". B<>ston and Pitt:.burgh. Jn 1953. he was the
\nwnr an l.<·.rhut":. tup p1tc·he r with nine shutouts and a 22·10
, , \"Ill ti
H~. 25, wu 1iven three years· probaUon by Superior Court Juelp D1vtd Glll. Heory •tarnd for th• NaUoDal Foot·
ball Cclalerence ln lut Juuary'1 Pro Bowl.
Henry. 'Who attended UCLA. pleaded oo contest Jan 29 in
connection w th a June 18 lncldenl In wh.lcb be alle1edly set
flre to a bat or h.ls ealraoaed wlft '• clot.hin1 ln the doorway of
•n apartmt'lll where abe wu 1taytn1J.
Clolhlna. purses and •hoes worth $300 were dtstroyed,
pro ecuto,.. .a.id.
Glll rejected a auueatloo by the county Probalion
Department that Henry co to Jail for eo days.
"Ile would lade h.la Job," aald HtGry'• 1Uomey, CUfton
flle vltli ''The Philadelphia Eagles have a policy of diJmlu·
ln& pla,yen1 who go to Jail."
BlevlnS al.iio said that Henry and hb 'Wlfe r~concUed since
thf' incld~ul
a..efHlll Tod •• -----.
Oh this date in baseball in 1918 :
Center fielder Tris Speaker of Boston pulled off the
fourth unassisted double play of his career in the Red
Sox· 8-4 106S to the Chicago White Sox.
Todav's Birthdays:
Bostoo Red Sox shortstop Rick Burleson is 29.
Milwaukee Brewers pi\.cher Bob McClure is 21.
Glf•fta•t Orrr ro•r• Ba•dtrap
RICHARDSON. Texas -If gymnast Diana Iii Anglin doesn't make it to the Olympics someday,
it'll be because of her age. she says, not the fact
that She W8S born Without a right arm.
At 13. the agile blonde uses a special oval rubber pad on
the end of her artifi cial arm for workouts at Gymnastics.
Inc .. in nearby Garland. It supports he r for floor exercises,
vaults and routines on the balance beam.
··1 don't feel bad about my arm. but sometimes it makes
things harder -bke r can't do the bars." s he said "I only do
beam, noor and vault ...
In four years of competition. she always has qualifi ed for
the state meet. During her first t wo years, she placed 11th, In
1978 she was named novice of the year. and last year she
placed first in the floor exercise. ~
B o U111eoo d to San f'ra n ~b~o?
The Dallas Cowboys, in an effort to secure a II third round draft choice today, were expected to
trade Tbomu "Hollywood" Henderson to the San
Francisco 49ers. Henderson says he's asking for a
signing bonus and an annual s alary of about $150,000 ...
Earvin .. Made" J obnsoa of lhe Lakers. New York's Bill
Cartwright and os ton's Lam Bird were named uoarumous
choices Mondav to the National Basketball Assoc1allon's
1979·80 All-Rookie team . Others hon·
ored ar e Po rtlaod's Gavin Natt and
Chicago's David Greenwood ... The
Bostoo Athletic Association was sche-d uled
lo meet today to disclose a dttis1on lhat
could disqualify Rosie Ru.lz as the "'Inner
in the wome n's d ivision or the Boston
M arathon . . Plugged Nickle and
Rockhill Native C:1re early favontc."l> for
Saturday's 106th running of the Kentucky
Derby, an event cons1de~ sub-par b\
some with Codex and Temperaoee JWJ not
MorousoN nominated . Five Jockeys esca~
serious injury in a s pectacular spill Monday at Suffolk oo~ns
10 Boston. ignited when Ball the Sklp~r. nddeo by appren·
tice jockey Su.unoe Kelly, stumbed at lhe final tum
Vlnce Glbeon has been named bead football coach at Tulane.
U niver s ity ... Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of West
Germany urged solidarity with American athletes and re·
ite rated his plea for a boycotfof lhe Moscow Games. Athletes
m West Germany charge lhey ar e being made the scapegoats
for politlcal blunders ... Monaco will bo)'cott the 1980 Sum·
mer Games
T~lo~Rad•o
Followmg are Ille top soorts PvPnt s on T V tonioht. Ra11no.-, ~1re : ~ " " • eJCcellent, ./ ./ J worth watchinq, ~ ,, ta1r . for<J{'t
I • n 7:30 p.m.1 Channel 11 ./ ./ ./ v
DODGERS BASEBALL: Dodqer<o at San Frilnc1sco
Announcers: Vince Scully, Ross Porter and Jerry Ooogetl
The streaking, red·hot Dodgers open a long road trip rn San
Francisco tonlqht with Dave Goltz < 1·21 pitching against the Giants' Jonn "The Count" Montefusco 11-21. The Dodgers swept a series with the bay city team in Los Angele'> last week and
hope to improve on their elght-9ame winning streak with a vie tory tonight
RADIO
Baseball -Dodgers at San Francisco. 7 .1Sp.m .. KABC IN<>l · Oakland at Anqels. 7:25p.m., KMPC 11101.
SPORTS BREAK I SWIMMING
In Shirley.'• Shadow .
Bill BabashOff
Seeks Identity
8)' JOHN SEVANO OI .. o.i,., Pitel IWf
ldlmllt11 Cri.ftl. Jn Webster's
dictionary it Is d escribed u "the
state ot bein& uncertain about
oneself, one's character, eoa'la.
etr., especially in adolescence."
Bill 'Babaahoff knows aomethini
about identity crises. He baa:
lived under one all his life. First
under hi& brother Jack, and then
most not.ably under bis sister
Shirley, a forme r Olympian.
EVERYTIDNG BILL DID, or
tried to do, was compared to bis
brother and sister. As bard as he
tried he just couldn't gel away
from their shadows.
"J tried to s hy away from
competing agalf\St my brother
<Jack ) and siste rs CShirlev.
Debbie)." BiJI said as he re ·
laxed in a chair in bjs coach's of·
rice. with a swimming pool over
his shouJder serving as the back·
gr ound. "Even though o ur goals
were diffe rent 1·d always be re·
ferred to as Shirley's brother It
got to be kind of tedious ·• ~ tedlous. m fact. that 8111
couldn't escape the referenC'e
and 1t ende-d up hurtmg tum
m the long run.
A top swimmer while at Foun
tain Valley High, Bill finished
second in the CfF fmals to world
rel'ord holder Brian Goodell JJl
both the 500 and 200 Creestyles
RECRUITED BY A number of
schools. 8111 wru. pn·s!>ured into
attend.mg t.:CLA. a move v.h1ch
wo uld turn out to be a bad onf'
One year later . after some d1s·
agreements with his coach and a
few runs in th<· wrong circles,
Bill dropped out Out or school.
out of competJuon. out or lif P
·· 1 JU.St ~l'd a break to get
out on my own ." explawed the
21-year-old soft spoken Golden
West College student "I v.a~
basically :.he ltert-d ai. a youth.
All I did "a' i-.~tm <rnd go w
i.cbool.
"l'\T. HAD A f•h.ince to gro\\
up a lot 1n the la:.t three ) c•jjr.
I've learned \OU have to do
everything tn mode ration lt 14U '
almost suffocatrn~ beforC'
"What happened at t;CLA v.ac;
J C'ombtnatJon of both of us 1 8111
and hls roach> Plus. J w as tn·
troduced to a lot of dtfferent
lifestyles sudden!)' I was pres
sured mto going there and I
re ally didn't understand 'Ill.Ml I
"'as s"1mming for "
8111 left UCLA in sear ch of h"
:inswer Otd h~· find 1t ' And
v.hal 'tl.B!! he looking for.,
"f DID A LOT uf thmkmg
about that I s1art1-<l oH lw1n~ ..l
s wammC'r and got prC'tty urcd or
1t." be ~ays "I then began s urf
mg and 1t turned into the samt-
thmg. the :.ame ft·C'hn~ I dt·
c1ded tha t s~ 1mm 10~ 14 a!tn 't thJt
bad a fter all
·· 1 d.tdn 't .,., ant to lose "hat I
had and start aJI O\ er aj?ai.n "
So. 8111 went back to s wim
ming at Golden West, but 11 look
some time.
"When I f1r;t talked to him I
C'Ould s~ he IA.a!. totally turned
ort to lhe idea tor sw1m muig1."
rf'members h as Golden We~t
roaC'h. Ke n Ha m dorr. "So I
BILL BABASHOFF
d idn't say m uch to him. all we
dtd was taJk
''AFTER SOME Tl ME passed
we finally talked about swim-
ming. He was working in a brick
yard then and one day be came
to me and said. ·1 feel Like I'm a
nobody there.· I told him what
he shouJd do is take swimming
a nd his name and use 1t to tus
ad\ antagt>
"Slowly. he got his confldenre
back and began swimming with us ..
81 11 not ooJy j?Ot his confidence
back. but tus fo rm, too. He has
qua lified for this weekend's
state J C champ1onsh1ps m the
200. 500, 1,000 a nd 1 ,650
freestyles, along with the 200
butterfly. Able to compete 10 on·
I) three events. he will swim 111
the 200. 500 and 1.650 frees.
The rest of has numbers are
equally 1mpress1ve. He bas set
fo ur GWC r~ords 1n the 200 free
I) <f2 21) 500 fr<.'e 14·37.71 ),1,000
frN• (9 44 16> and lhe 200 fl y
11 54 21 > In the conference
f1nah at Cypress College a week
~J?O he estabh!thed marks m the
500 free tsame a:. the school
mark ), 200 free !same as the
school mark> and the 200 fl y
\1 54861
AS FOR STATF. ranJungs. he''>
'\o I Ill the 500 fret>. 1.000 fr~
.ind 200 butterfl}. and No 2 m
the 200 free Pretty 1mprcss1ve
for a cuy sea rching fo r his iden·
lll \
;, I n~ed lhe break to ftnd out
"bat ~as gorng on. 1 'tlt asn't
f'\ t-n '>Ure of m\'SC'lf a t the lime .
rhPrt• .... l'rt: j lot of thlfiJ?S I real·
I~ d1dn't lcno...,• about
'l'\e J;one through my ruts
but I t'nJOY <;\.\1mmang now more
than I u."'(i tu I ha\e J purpose
no\\ Lhut I dadn t have before.
"I KSOW EVERYBODY 1s
C'ompeung against me and my
name. I realtze that And I know
I'm beatable JUSt hke everybody
else"
"All J want to do 1s make a lit·
tie name for myself." he say~.
"I want to get away from the
Shirley's brother bit."
f 'rone Page BI
ANGELS TUMBLE, 8-0. • •
Horner Out
Of Baseb a ll? Base ball Standings BARWICK
DATSUN conVIO('lnj.! llS IL s :J 1<11 mort• fun
tom mg ll> tht· 11,11 k
TJlt: A'S (;t)T '-t'H'n t·xtra
base hits Mondi•Y n1~ht. 1nclud·
ing hom1•rs by D\.\ .1j nt: Murph)'.
l>av e kl'\t-r1 n~ alld Tony
rm as
Angel s tarter HruC'<' Kison was
chased 111 the fift h toning after
:.urrendenn~ a l\.\o-run homer to
Murphy and walking Mitchell
PaJ?e. He left trailing. 5-0.
I i was a dramatic c ha nge
from Kison's last outing, in
which he carried a no·h1ttcr into
the mnth mnrng al Minnesota.
T his lime his no hit bid was
s poiled by the first batter of the
game. Ricky Hende rson. who
doubled to right
Tonight Frank Tanana O·l l
makes his fi rst start m 10 days
as be meets Mike Norris <2·0) at
7:30. Tanana's long layoff is due
to Fregosi's policy of keeping
Kison, Dave Frost and Do n Aase
on a five-day rotation, regard·
Jess of off.days. rainouts or
dou ble·headers.
That means Tanana and Chris
Knapp must work i rre&ular
'l'hedules, a s ituat ion which
I ana na s ays he d oe s n 't
pa r tac uJarly enJOY.
"I don't know why I was put in
this role and I don't think I de-
serve it.'' Tanana told one re·
porter. "but right now I 'm wfll .
mg to do anything that will help
the club and I 'm hoping my own
:-1tuution wi ll change."
* ANGEt. HO'TES-OuttlelOtr 0 •11 ~ orcib-
tlblv won't toe 100 rwrc•nl until 11141 AIMl•r "'"•k . .a<tonll119 to Maf\4!0t• Jim,.......,. Ford'•
• nf-fl wf'H<n underwent • ,.,. "<Mar '"'9''" th•s wml•r, 1141$' ttfio.'1Cy lo 111Hen. "I ~·1 Pl•Y
n1m on A\lroturf or In boll\ •lld• ol dout>lehe~ ... Fr~ w~ "A.rid --·.-. °" tnt ro.o, ,.. tafl'I do ell ""tOlldltlOnl119 -k
that's neouarv. so hi• •~ nas • telld9ncv 10
111flen e-. mot"t " Font wt out most of llW nine·
Qam• roao lrip, encl was Idle -oetn M«woay.
F ••9011 WJ~ IW ••PKIS lo pUI Ford l>«ll In llW
••neup lont9nt Go Nicety, OM 01 11\t
QuarlH!lorW. oer11y --t>y Fr~. llntlhe<I IOU'1h et Bay Me-., ~'f. ••Fovrtll I\ nt<t .
out we tost '1.000 i.c--bet °" him to w1n:·
F r990.i Mid. Fregosl -"' perc.entevn of nine
race t>orw1 . . Irony Oeot.: Tiie Anveh •re ti. only IHm In Ille AL W.11 wltll • re<ord unoer .500
• Outfielder UlrTy Hllr'l9w 11llfer" ton. ,,_. ct• 111>9" In llb lett -i. while "'""'119 Of'I t11e an111<1a1 tvrt .t IN Kl....,... Tiie lt1lury ''not dffm~ Mrlous , •. •k it MIH9r M\ hit ltl -
\lr111t1hl 941~ •. , F-C.W-ct.I MM \i..r
M•tt K-..i, wtlo I.CH tt>t Angels Wedflesdav.
nu b0"9l'tl • llOme In $811 It-nHr Oekl-.
but ~ ,, •IW> llunttnt fOr • flouM In lrvlM ..... Clurtno ttw ..,.,....,
THI H1W SAMTA AHA MAZDA! OPIM MOW!
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ATLANTA (AP> -All 1t takes
18·s BQwie Kuhr:i ':i s ignature. and ob Hom er will be l>arreo from
proressiooaJ baseball
"The commissioner 's office in
d icated they will wire a pproval"
of the Atlanta Braves' request
th a t the ir s lugging third
baseman be put on the dis·
qualified list, spokesman Wayne
Minshew said Monday nJgbL
T hat means Horner will forfeit
his estimated $2,000 a day salary
for refusin~ to obey a Braves'
order to report to their farm
team at Rk hmood. Va., to get
his game back together.
It also means Hom er cannot
be offered a contract by another
dub or be Riven bis outright re ·
lease by the Braves. Minshew
said.
Kuho srudduringtheweekend
he approved of the Braves send·
Ing Homer to Richmond .
Homer was bitting .058 with
no homers and no RBI, and the
Braves were 1·9 on AprU 21
when the Braves ordered him to
report to Richmond.
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T~. Apfll 29. 1'lfllJ11 DAILY PILOT
Zahariils Course opens
It's No Easier Than Eisenhower
l'y HOWARD L HANDY
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f'or tho8t> who might think the new Babe
Zaharias IS.hole championship golf course at In·
dustry HUis will be a little easier than the
Eis enhower course, forget lt.
The length may be a Utt.le shorter by about 400
yards but the same. deep rough parallels a lmost
e very fa irway. deep while sand bunkers ·are
strate~cally placed and water ls evident on many
holes.
When the Zaharias course was opened last
week. a profusion of flowers in a kaleidoscope of
colors s urrounded most of lhe tees and fairways
For beauty, it IS unmatched. For toughness or
play. it rivals any course ID Southern California.
Roger Belanger, the head golf profess1onaJ for
the extensive sports complex. st1U lives in Laguna
N1gtiet and commutes back and forth daily
"It ·s really no problem and I enJoY h ving an
the beach area, .. Roger says. He was tbe former
head pro at Mission Viejo Country Club for many
years .
While both golf courses are now open to the
pubLic. the 17-court tennis layout 1s still a ways
a way from complellon and'the Olymp1c-s1ze s wam
m ing pool wilJ not be ready for sever al weeks
HEADING THE TENNIS program al the mo·
ment ac; formN UC Irvine coach M y r o n
McNamara. Myron 1:. al~o roachmg the Anzona
State tennis team this season but will Rave that JOb
up to ha ndle the Indus try Hills layout 1f ht goes
the re full lime
"Tlungs are Jumping out of the woowork.''
McNamara s:.iy-1 T ve been offered more thmRs ~mce l left Irvine than I Culdd po:.sibly imagine
ll 's unreal ..
McNamarJ l.ldd~ "Wt· all n ·turn to our
natural habitat soom·r or lalt-r .wd I'm returning
Ill man<'," h« ":.l\s "I v.on lht· !\Jttonal PublJt
f'tirks ch.1m p1oru;h1p .ind I'm bd<.k on pubht· court ~
oncc• again hen•
"Thl'y SOI~ tt·nn1 .... IS r .. 1ting off hut 1 f Pf'I 1t l "i a
<':l!i(' of those 10\ing lh(' kJmt· std'IOR "'llh 11 cind
help them maintain a n Interest.··
The Industry Hlll• layout is an oulStudin1
faclllty and ia a public alralr although mem·
berstUps have been sold In the aolr club at $100 to
he lp assure start.Jng times for weekendJ amon.a
othe r things. Further information may be 1alned
by calling (213> 965-0861.
• • •
RIVIE RA COUNTRY CLUB will be the bolt
for the Southern Cahformia section POA 's 56th an·
GOLF
nual profess1onal·president, pro-director t.ouma·
ment next Monday
Richard Wh1Uet and ht:. c lub prel>1dent. Alan
Woodard , from Oakmont CC won the cham-
p1onsh1p last year at El Caballero CC. • • •
AREA AMATEUR AND professional golfers
will have an opportunity to enter the national long
driv1.ng championships which get u.nder way w ith a
sectional event al Riverside Golf Club Saturday
rrom 9 lo 4
The 10 goiter<. v. 1th lh11 longest dr1 ves In the
sect ional event li\olll cid ... anc,. ltJ <i d1str1cl contest in
June to compete tor a $300 fi rst prize and a chance
to advance rurthcr
D1stnct wannc-r°' "'-Ill w; to Rochester. Ne w
York for tht• "'·m1r111ah Augu'>t 5 and the final
1•Hnl al Oak 11111 cc. s ite of the l980 PGA cham
paon :,tup. Aug IJ
thoM• commi:: into 1l gl·llmg JlrlJJl4:r 1n,truct1on lo
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In Saturday':. compet1t1on. each contestant
"'ill IJ3Y "'1 to hit three balls In order to quahry.
lhc baJb mw;t come lo re<>l w1thtn a 40.yard wide
f.J1rv.J., v.tth ~oUcr" 1·ltg1ble to enter a~ often as
lht•\ V.l' .. h
West Critical
Of Boycott
S PRINGFIELD. Mass <AP i 1\1 thP1r1ndur
t10n into the Hall of Fu mt•, baskt'thull 5-tr<':tb Os<'ar
Hobl.'rt.-.on. Jt·rr) Wt.•:.t und Jerry l.Ul'J'> haft har;h
"ords ror tht• "pollt1c~" lhut CUUSl'tl tht' l 'n1te'1
Slate!> to withdraw from lhl' Summtr Gamt:~. and
for the play of today's profosMonab
: · 1 never fell politics and sporu s hould be men
tsoned an the same breath ." said West. former star
gua rd and coach of the National Bas ketball As·
:.ocaataon Los Angeles Laker.>. before tbe Monday
a fternoon c<'remonu·' .. A lot of pt><>plc· particular-
ly the ath(('l(h" \lot r1• hurt h} tht• dN'l'>IOn ' O( thC'
l 'nitf:'d States nut to '>end a tt'am tri \1m;cov.. ht·
!>Jill
AS .. OR TH .. ME"I nov. pln)1ng the pro game
Hobert.-.on th(' otht·r ha tr of t'V('r} bod}·., "drt-am
h:irkcour1 ' of th1• 19filli. .... 1111 'I'd hkc• tu Sl"<'
.. um mer 1·um11" tor lht• pro-. to tt'ach them lhl' fun
damt:ntab '
"Som<' of tht·m haw• no idea "'hat the' 'rt• do·
m~ on thl' court." Holwrtson said "Thi· v.or'il
thin!? you ran h.1v1• m1 .1 l<'•im t<o .1 man ''>U c·an't
put 111 " gciml', l'~pt·t:1:.tll) dt th~ sdlurn:" }OU are
talking ahout "
"ll <.111 s lc.1rb ~1th th1• high "c·hool 1·r1jch and
there aren't th:it man~ ..,O<Jd hi~h , , h•iol «1.•< h•·'>
anymore." hl' .,~ud
"I NEVER TOOK J !>hot m mv c•nt1re ltf1•
before l anulVtt·d 11 . · .... ud Lut·:.t<,, · v. h11 <,<·on'<.!
14,053 points in hi .. vro l':t rt·('r \lollh t•w rmr11in<1l1
Royals and Nev. ) ork Kn1t'k.' 'No"' "C\01l' du. but
mo.st don't ·
L uca:., \.\1° ... t .ind Hobertso11 f1r...i pla~PC1 -
together on the 1000 01~ mrnc-·1,. ... m that romµ<'d tu
the gold m edul 1n Hnm1·. v.1nnmi.: most of 1h
ga m t.'s by marg1m. of morP thJn 40 point-.
"1'here 'l> no quc::,taon that CJ' ,1 ll'a 111 "'t' .... 1·r ..
probabl~ t.he best the l ' S 1 \1•r ..,l·nl 111 thl' I •I) m
pie· ..... llob«rt.'>nn c;J11!
Ill-3lso had · mDwrl fN•hn~., · ;1houl the 01) m
pie boycott "Whal ., lh1• darfl•ri•m·t• bel\loeen the
Winte r Gam es a nd the Summt·r Gam!•c;"
Hobert.'>On said "The Ru..,Man ... l Jml· h1·ri· \\ h.11 l'
c1ur not ~om..: to Mosco"' >totni.: to chanl.!1
Rams Deal Young
For Draft Choice
SAN FRANCISCO I A I' I -Charle Young. a
former All ·pro tight t"nd. was a<'qujred by the San
F'ranc1sco 49crs Monday an a trade with the Los
Angeles Rams
The 49crs Rave up two draft <'ho1ces but also
i::ot two draft picks from lhc Hams in the complex
deal.
San Fran('isco gave Los Angeles its third
round pick. the S8th selection overall in Tuesday's
National Football League draft . plus a n un·
disclosed future choice. In addition to Young, the
Rams gaw the 49crs their third round pick. the
17th overall. plus a fo urlh·round choice -both ID
Tuesday's draft.
The 6-4, 234·pound Young was acquired by the
Roms two yea r.. ago. but the fo rmer Eagles· All·
pro played infrequently in Los Angeles. Tbi.9 past
season he caught 13 passes for 144 yards and two
touchdowns. Young's best year was in 1974, when
he had 63 recept ions for 696 yards and three
touchdowns.
Porterfield, 55, Dies
CHARLO'M'E, N.C. (AP> -Former m a.Jor
league pitcher Bob Porterfield, ss. died of cancer
Monday night In Chorlotle 's Presbytertan
Hospilal.
Porterfield's pitching career lasted 13 years
and ended in 1959. For the past 15 years. he has
llved in Charlotte and worked for Westinghouse.
Durtna his b&Mball career. Porterfield pitched
for the Ntw York Yankees. the Washington
Senaton. the Chlc•KO Cubs, the Boston Red Sox
and the P1tllbutlh Plratet.
· He hacf a career ~rd or 87 wlns and 97 losses. but tn 1~ was 22-10 for the Wasbiniton
Senators. That year he pltd)fd lllne abutoutt and
was Mmed the Amertcan Lea1ue'1 top pttcher.
Porterfield is s urvave<S by hls wlle, Jean, a son
and two daughttrs.
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THI UAL lSTAT8S
It vo u havf\ PvPr conc;1dAred a career 1n reel
!'stale "Illes or arp now oresently licensed and
would 1111.e to hevP your ouestions answered at
our Open HouSP with Randy Md some of THE
REAL ESTATERS th e n c all now tor
fPservaltOOS Soace 1!. 1tm1ted can MIH Coe at 751-6191
Moy l , 1980
6:30 to 7:30
Randy' McCardlP a 9th g r&d P drop-out
Mchn1keo 1n10 Costa Mesa 26 years ego and
:.tarted 1n the rpal estate business The first few
years were a strUQgle From dnving a 1'-year
old car and 1tv1nq 1n a single car garave to
estab1tsh1'1Q his own business
H1i< company THE REAL ESTATERS Is both
well known and well respected Later. Mceardle
went 10 COll(>(Je a11Pnd1ng 0 CC.. Chapman
ColleQ('. ca1 Statp Long Beach. USC end 1oppe0
1t oft with a Ph D
In addition to being the owner and founder ot
THE REAL ESTATERS. Randy 1a a founder of
the Cll1Lens Bank of Costa Mesa. ores1dent of
Tret>co ESCfow Inc . college lecturer. avthOr.
national speaker and newspaper colurnn11t.
11 you would like to but are unable to 8ttend this
mee11ng let us know -Of If )'OtJ woold like t~
matena.I sent to YoU. 1>teaH cell
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DAILY PILOT
.bo Jden)' W. Hly. preakleftl, ch&irmu of lh~ ar and duel exttuOv otrker of 8-M ....._..
ll•••I, IM., Newport. 8e1ch,
1111 ~ •lee-led "'~· prealdent ot the Petroleum Equipment
uppUtn Allocl•t•on. HO\lltoft,
J.._ S.er9", Hunu n.,.on
8 ach. ii praid•nt and chJef
o~rat.l90 off acer ol ..,... e.
Hell 6 Co ., an inauranctt
broktr• 5t'rvlce. loc-att"d In
Lo Anae-1
"~ Muaatmeet: lfow to Rtlax and Con
trol Worry." Is lhl' title of a fi ve kSSlOO lecture
t rit's ~ginning Wt'dnt-day at Coastline Com
1nun1ty College The es,.on., wtll be held from
9 JO to 11 30 1& m at Fullerton Savin.ca and LolUl
18020 Brookhurst 1-·ounuun Valley lntormauon
963·08ll, _,Xt 256
Lau•r FlaHclal Co11t •• Newport Beach. r~
ctntly opened a branrh office tn S.n Jose.
The Naval Eltttron1c Systems Command has
awarded a SlO m1lhon m1hal conlnct to Ha ~es
Aircraft Company's m1croelec-
t ron I c systems d1v1 ion In
lrvlne for production or audio
switctung equipment for use m
s hipboard c.Ommuni cations
systems.
Don Rousey is store direc-
tor of Hughes-El Ranc ho
Market, Eas tbluff Village,
Newport Beach.
•OOSEV
Wills. trusts and estate planning will be dis-
cussed in a seminar. "P lannlng for a Great Second
Half," scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday at the
Newport Beach branch or Glendale Federal Sav-
ings and Loan Association. The branch Is at 100
Newport Center Drive.
Dr. Rober1 L. Russell, Costa Mesa, 1s research
associate for Union Oil Company's science and
technology d1v1s1on. Brea
Paul Caceres. Garden Grove, a student at
Orange Coast College. Costa Mes a, recently re-
SHROUT
ceived a SSOO scholarship for his
fo urth place showing in the
Bank or America's community
colleges awards program com-
petition.
Ronald D . S hrout 1s
manager of the Capistrano Na-
tion a I Bank bran c h 1n
Capistrano Valley. He and his
family reside in Laguna Hills
Gf'rald P. WPintraub 1s vice president and
t~easurer of •·ar West Savin~s and Loan Asso<'ia·
lion, N~wport Beach. He formerly ser ved as assis-
tant chief 1.1ccountC1nt of the Federal llome Loan
Bank Board, Wa!)htngton, O C
Increase
Seen for
Coal U e
WASHINGTON 11\P)
Dom(:!-.t1c coal pro
duct1on 1s li kely to in·
c rease 62 p~rccnt by
1990 to 1.25 b1lllon tons
a nnually, a coa l in ·
dustry report sC1ys.
The report, issued by
the National Coal As-
sociation. said domestic
coal consumption should
increase 65 percent lo
1.17 billion tons.
Produ ction 1n 1979
lotaled 770 million tons
while consumption ~a~
707 mtlhon tons
Carol E Bagge. the
assoc1at1on president.
said the coal industry
currently is able to pro-
duce at least 100 million
more tons than is being
consumed and that this
situation will continue.
The report s howe d
coal exports are expect-
ed to increase 37 percent
to 89 milhon tons in 1990.
A bout 24 mi Ili on tons
would go to Canada.
Don Herzog
REAL
ESTATE
llVESTMEITS
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NEW YORK <AP) 00 companies' pronta
t uraed •1aln In lh flrat quarwr u petroleum
prlcH aplralf'd Rut fxecutJvea and analyata aay
lbt blth nylntt o I lndu.t ry l1 about to feel tome of
lht1 t>ftecu ol a U S tconomlc alowdown and new
t•xe
Earn.Ina• doubltd at lnduatey leader Exxon
Corp . whoee $1 93 bllllon net set a quarterly re·
<'Ord tor »ny U S. corporation . But Exxon
Chairman t lU'ton C Garven Jr. said he doesn't "ex-
pect S2btllionqual'\t·~ {'OO\in11 tn" later In 1980.
Mobll Co rp . ranked No 2 uls<> doubled its operatlna prolltti
BUT ITS IM PEa ENT tcliln to S922 million
··should not be view~ ws indicative of tbe balance
of the ytar, due to a htgher·lh&n·oonnal degree of
uncertaJnty In world petroleum markets and in the
domr llc economy," Chairman Rawle1gh Wamer
Jr :!Uld
And at the brokerage house or Mernll Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc , "We tend to th1nk
t-arnlngs will natten out In 1980 given no unusual
things coming out of Iran," s aid analyst Jeffrey L.
Mutt hews
"I ttunk the first quarter was the crest of the
wave for this industry Now we're going into ~
trough or at lea:.t a flatten mg-out But that ·s
not bad ~ns1denng last year was so good," Mat·
thews sa1d.
OIL EARNINGS HA VE been gain ing for more
than a year as the OrganizaUon of Petroleum Ex-
porting Countries steadily pushed the average
world price of a 42-gallon barrel of oil to $30 in the
wake of the Iranian revolution and seven-week·
long oil production shutdown.
Other reasons cited by analysts for the earn-
ings gains include strong showings by oil com-
panies' chemical divisions and bv their marketing
and refinjng operations overseas
For some, access to comparatively low-priced
$26-a -barrel Saudi Arabian crude 011 also proved
profitable Most of Saudi Arabia's 9 5 million bar-
re ls -a-day output 1s produced bv a company owned
by . Exxon. Tex aco Inc . Standard Oil Co or
Cahforrua and Mobil.
EXXON'S GARVIN CONCEDED the access
~ave .hts rompany "some" advantas::e. especially
m Bntam and West Germany. where Exxon pro
d1:1cts are priced similarly to those of companies
~ 1lhout the Saudi oil edge
Mt>rrill Lynch, meanwhile . est.Jmated that ac
cess to the Saudi oil yielded profits in the quarter
of $250 million apiece to Exxon. Texaco and Socal.
and Sl25 million to Mobil, ~h1ch owns a lesser
share of the production company
In the United States. the n se of domestic <'rude
011 p.ri~cs toward world levels accelerated as the
administration':. progrnm of Ll(t1n1; price control!>
took effect
THF. IMPACT O•' climbing U S p n Cl'S WCIS
es pecially not1cc•a ble at 14th-ranked St andard Oil
Co •Ohtol. "her<' ns m~ Alaskan 011 pnccs and a
far-h11?her rate of production than that of a Y<'<ir
3J!O sparked <i 169 percent earnings gain to s.-iso 7
m1lhon
The "wtndfall proflta" tax, which took tffec:t
March I. Is Intended to raise $227 3 billion trom
ntw revenues arising from the llftlna of oil-price
controls. Be<!ause the levy took effect two moot.ha
later than originally planned. producers were able
to CMpture some extra revenues during that time.
r
But that 11ltuatlon was temporary. Exxon said
two-tturd3 ot the S60 milUon In new revenues
directly atlributable to decontrol went to pay the
windfall tax in the first quarter.
.$5 0 ,000 to $500,000
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_Business
_JU PrOfits, ~osses Affect Country .. 8 1 JORN IFP
NEW YORK (AP> It may not lM' tol•lly acrurate lo uy lhat
• 0l'llel"al Moton aoes ao a tM tt0000'\y, but you can't d11mlu ~e noUoo ellber. Gll is b11. pervul~ • Pow•rful, lnOutnUal
,.. It have an errttt, auM1 1t r n cu too What happens to tht-
('OWllry or I ltK'tlon thereof I Ilk ly to affttl C M A<nd what GM
• la Ubly lO be &lamped on an arH'a and lht r<1untry'i. MenOn\)'.
ft HAS THAT FF C'l' tM>cause for eumple, In \h pa"t
tbi'M-)IMl'I lt h .. sold 2'15 m11Uon v lcl eamed noarly SlO
billion, employed an averagt' of Mbout 800.000 worker11 and paid
them *2 btlUoo
•
4 Tbat'a lbe be11nnm1. ln ~ Hmt thi-ee yearl mon• thitn h•lf
.olrOM'• totaJ NV nuea or more than Sl7S billion went to 11u) 1u1>
P'hsrs in ao many •~11 and Industries it would take d c&tulogue
t.e lilt them
• So bow la c M doln&' Nol fiO aood Sal hi Yf rallt-n. profits
Connections
Natural gas pumped from deep underground must travel
1.hrough m iles of pipe and equipment before it's swtable
for home use. Processing plants, s uch as this one at
Eminoil USA, Inc., Healdton, Okla., remove propane and
other liquids Crom natural gas and compress the remain-
ing dry gas from transmission tbrouib pipelines.
Now you can c:xchange
120 foreign currencre'> for all
your business, invt'>tment, or
travel needs
Deak-Pc.:rc:ra, the: nation -.
oldci;t and largest prcc1ou'>
metal~ and foreign exchange
firm , b open for bu'>inc:~<; in
Orange County
Right in the South Coa--t
Plaza Shoppi ng Center.
Now you can get travckr~
cheques in U.S. doll ar.,,
German marks, French francs,' ...
and Australian dollars a!> well as
several other foreign c urrencies.
have pl'-W\ttd. and layotra are locreulng. More than 220,000 blW
c·oUar worlron and 20,000 while collar workers have been cut or
laldoft. <.;.. h probltms. and so has the economy of the United
statt>t. And th~ outlook. 6hort·term. isn't very good. .
Whatevtr 111 likely to be counted an Improvement -less mfla·
tioo. and k.lwer lntert~t rates, tor example -1s
likely to bt• only the shlny side of the coin, with
the dull side showing less activity and fewer
JOba ~
1'bc number or seers who feel we can escape a
recession ls dwindling, and some of those who
roreisaw a brief and mild one have slowly edged
over lnlo the group that expects it lo be loog, dMp
aod dest.ruct1ve
L.tke GM. the rest of the economy bas a lot or adJu.sting to do Btlls to be paid, for example,
and saV\l\gs accounts to be rebuilt. And so far rn
the tust.ory of mankind. nobody has found a
vl~asant way LO manage 1t.
Goals. attitudes, expectations must be adjusted, and for
~ Americans accustomed
darda thl• milbt be a
restrainl are the order.
to *adY lmpt"o•emnta in Urin1 SW·
bard dole ot medicLDe. Dllc:lpliDe ud
rj
BUT WHILE aEAJ.JSM ls seldom abinier tbu dreamt, there ia a silver Un.i:ng to be seen for thole witb fan!atded e,ea. There
a re eronomlsts, financiers and lndultrial ea&iDMl"I oat there who tell us that in this period ol acijuaUnc we are plaaUnc the founda·
lions of the U*>s. :
What they mean ta that Americans now might be forc.ed to Uv•
in the present and plan for tbe future ralber than Un in the futl.ll'e
without the hard work of planninl, as It ii said they did in the '?Os.
The restraint, the discipline, the use ot eommoa aeeae will
help. they say, to restore r&n.andal equilibrium. Developmenta In
computer science -automation, inlormatioa ~val, word ~
cessmg -wiU raise productivity in blue collar and probably white
collar jobs as well. ·
Some academics believe the potential for guantum leaps In in-
dustnaJ productivity ls so great that they are calllna It in advance
w•IOlher industrial revolution. They have convinced Important
companies, GM included. that their efforts are worth financing.
Economy Oudook Bkak
Few California Residents Optimistic
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
Califonuans' conf1dt'ncc 1n t he
economy is at a f1V('·year low,
according to a Bank of America
:.urvey
Only 40 1>erccnt 01 thl· 2,270
people polled in Apnl said lhey
were financially better off now
than a year ago while 42 percent
said they were worse.
In October , 49 pe rcent said
Lbey were better ore and 30 per·
Benclunark Rate
Set on Certificate
WASHINGTON 1AP> -The Treasury Department has announcl'd
that the benchmark rate for 2~7 year savings cert1C1cates for M <iy 15
11.25 percent.
Thal means banks will be able to pay maximum interest or 10 5
percent on the cert1f1 catcs and thnft m!it1tut1ons 't'lll be able to pay
interest of 10.75 percent
Banks and thrift ins lltutions
use the benchmark rate to de.
termme the maximum interest
payable on th~ cerllf1cates. The
c·elling for banks 1s thr ee-
cent s:ud they were worse.
An e ven stronger drop was
s hown among those asked
whether lhey would be better orr
next year than Uus one.
Th1rty·f1ve percent of those
polled said they would be. as op.
posed to 47 percent feellng that
way last October. Twenty.six
percent said they would not bt-
better orr 111 a year, wtule 16
percent said lhat tn October
"The dramatic drop in con·
:.umers' l'Xpectat1ons for the
future a d d s cons1d e rabl<'
momentum to the rush tol4'ards
a recession, .. s ai d Bank of
America YIN~ pr('s1dent Fred
Th1cmiinn ··Thi: absence of an)
light &t the t'nd of the 111flii
t1onan tunn1:I makes l'On ·
sumers-pess1m1smdramat.1c"
()\'t•r T iu· (:ou n tt·r
HASO Li'tinqs
·.'i .. rprisf9.
Gordon L. Hough 's announ·
rcment that he will retire as
c hairman and c hief ex -
f'C utive officer of Pacific
Telephone Co .. has been met
"1th "shock and surprise."
11uarters of one percent below
the benchmark. while the ceiling
for thrift iru;t1tutions 1s one-half
of one percent below 1l
NfW V'()Jh tAPI (Offfi""' I' !h .. ~~'::~"t!I," ~:,~~
tv .. 1a-n 78
17 "
lnl .. , ii
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J.t~\t>y j,.,,.
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•' •I• ·~i.. n-Ja,. .... (}ps aftd Do&l'N•
The benchmark is the average
~ 1eld available on Treasury
certificates at the end of the pre·
vious month.
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NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
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The way to make money ln the airline bull.Dea II
by filling your seats with passensers and carryma
the m long distances. Th{a is why the 1tand1ri
measurement unit in the industry is revenue
passenger mile, which mew one payinc pauenger
carried one mile. Loog bops are better than abort
hops.
The best opportunity to pile up those mlles in th1a
country is via the transconUnent.al runs: New Yo,,_.
Los Angeles and New York-San Francisco. They'ce
the big money routes. and the three carriers who
have long domjnated them -United, American and
TWA -don't give up pieces of the market without•
struggle.
They're not struggling too hard right now wUh
the temporary incursions being made by Worlit
Ai rways, the small Oakland-based carrier that loves
to position itself as a David righting GoUath.s.
World. known prim arily as a n operator or
chart~r lights. is currently offering a one-month H ie
on ats bc-10 trips across the country and to Hawaii.
The price through May 15 is S69.99 one way.
wtm THAT FAifi. well under half the regular
price, World is having no trouble filling seats. But it's
only for one month and none of the big carriers
ha ve moved to match it.
But on May 16 World is planning to chop its re-
gular transcontinental fare $139.99 one-way. And that
may give the ma1or airHnes some pause. They are
currently m the midst of a rate war and have brought
tickets down to $149 one way --af you buy a round·
tnp ticket. You can also buy a one-way ticket for
$J9S .
The impetus for the new price cuts has been a
ma1or new entry on the transcontine ntal rout.es:
Ea:.tem Airlines. As 1Lc; name implies, Eastern hu
mainly nown corridors on or near the East Coast, but
an this era or dere~ulation in the airline industry, the
old patterns no longer hold: airlines are free to Oy
where they wis h. United, American and TWA in·
vaded Eastem's air over Florida and Eastern de·
<'aded lo retaliate by flyinR the New York-Los Angeles
and 1'ew York·San Francisco runs.
THE EASTERN fLIGlfl'S begin June land they
"111 bf-w.ang Lockheed L· 101 ls. You can be sure th«
th1:. piece or equipment will be featured prominently
tn th<' ad'> 3.'> a not too·subtle reminder to folks that tile
Amcric·an Jnd l'n1tcd flights a re likely to be using
D • l~ TWA ha!> been making the :.ame pomt m its
Jd'>
Stock Market Adds
To Late April Rally
:'-EW YOHK 11\ P 1 1 hl· c;toc k market pus hed ahead
today. addini.: t<11t~ -.harµ gain'> of the past week.
The .De>" Jone:-. Jver..tRl' ()f 30 1ndustnals. which had
climbed 46 33 poanlS in ft\l' '>es510fl.!>. rose another 5.83 lo
HI I 09 tochiy. Pan of the ~a1n l J me from one stock.
Gamers held an 8 5 IC>ad OH•r IOSl'r!> an the tally or New
York Stock Exchange-hi.led assue'i
The ne"c; background provided additional evidence of
f.1llinf.! interest ratei.. but a ~ubstantaal economic slowdown
dcvl'lnpmg at the same time
,\ f P>A banks cut their pnme lending rates to 18"'2 per.
u ·nl today, matching a reduct.Jon an Ute basic charge on
blut"dup loa~ poslt.'<i Monday by Morlan Guaranty Trusl •>f ~rw York.
AnalysL-. mean" hile werl' predicting that the govern-
ment's moothl) repon on the andex or leading economic in· d1cators. due Wednesday, >A ould show a sharp decline.
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t 77, Don Stevens might be the oldest
newspaper boy along the Orange Coast.
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MOit can1era deUver1n1 lht> Dally PUot rani• from a1e JO to Jt. bul tome are older.
One la a\U(b older.
OoG Stevena. 71, delivers lbe
D•lly Pllot and Coast Life
oewapapera to homes nelahbor
ina bl• mobile home on 20th
Street tn Costa MHa.
"I walk 40 mlnutes per day de·
llveriQ& the 50 papers on my
' rout.e," be said.
HE TOOK OVER the route
last August from has godson,
F rank Roa, 14, ot Costa M esa.
Stevens bas been friends with
Roa since the youngster "start·
ed banging around" the 77 year-old at about age 8
Roa 1111ttd Sl~HJ to becont
hl• 1odt1lher when he took bll rtn l communion at St. Joachim
Church in Oc»ta Mesa, SteveM
Hid
Tbe youneater later asked
Stevena lo lake over his Daily
Pilot paper route when he went
out for football.
''THEN HE WENT OUT for
basketball, then baseball, and
I'm sllll dehvenng bls paperl!I,"
Stevens stud.
.. Frank originally named mt>
as substitute on his route
because be knew he wouldn't
have to pay his godfather, but
now I deliver the papers 70 per
cent of the lime." he udded.
Stevens s till payb all thl•
profits to h11, godson beC'ause ht·
tnJoy1 and benefits from the work
In other wavit.
"I've reduced my blood pres·
sur~ by 20 polol.8 walkln& the
route every day and I've met 1
lot or new people so l 've come t.o
con11der the work as recrea-
tion," he said.
BUT DEUVER1NG tbe Daily
Pilot isn't the first work SleveM
has had 10 Costa Mesa. -
Having lived in the city slnce
1949, be worked as a janitor for
St Joachlm School and later as
a gardener
Before movmg lo Costa Mesa,
he mined s alver in Death Valley
and an the Mo.lave Desert.
"When l first moved out here
from Mame 10 1949 I got a job at
Ceorge L1pt10cot l 's Battery Co.
m Santa Ana. Soon after that.
the owner sold the company and
bought u mine in Death Valley."
ht.· said.
"HE A.<iKED ME 1f I wanted a
JOb us a cook at the mining
ramp and. after I accepted. I
ended up doi ng l'V<'rything."
St evl•ns n.'memlx>r.-
ft<·r working three years '°• n eath Vall<'v. he mo\/l-d on to
rhe M0Jt1vt• l'>esert where he also
mined silvrr
Retauunj! his long. g re-y beard
from h1:. mining day!>, Steven."
uppear.-and ('{>nS1dcrs hunsel!
"Old·fa:.hlOllt'd '
"I'm M> old fas hioned that I'll
nt•v('r enJOY Costa Mcs 11 a!> much
Ub I did UI lhl' old day:.," he :.aid.
··Back an the horse a nd wagon
d ays . I could J?el around Costa
Mesa and eflJOY the sights. You
JUSt can't do that anymore in an
automob1I<•." he added
Ile :.ay., hf''ll probably spend
the rest of has hfe in Co!. ta Mesa
h('causl' hi··s ··too old to mov1•
1)0 ••
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Costa Mesa Paperboy Don Stevens prepares to deliver O.ooly Piiot SUll "-•
Such a Fantasy Thing
RAINBOW
r.ALLOON
LAl>Y
That 's how Jean Black describ es h er \AfJrk wh ich entails deliverying
s urprise bouquets of balloons around the Orange Coast.
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Jean Black goes into action.
By MJC'fl1H :L Pi\SKfo:VIOf
OI ttw D•llT Piiot St~ff
Without her c<tpe and <'lowrush
mult1-colorc·d pantsuit. Jean
Hlack com<'s ncroc;s as a typical
Laguna N1iwel rM1rl1•nt.
Rut !.hl''b l'\'l'r W<lltlOS.: for the•
phone to nng for :molh<'r uus
:.ion of mirth Sh(' thc•n sllps on
the afor1tmt.•nt1onC'd, gets behind
lh<' wh('{'I of an 1nconsp1cUOU!.
t Hn van and 1s transformed into
1.omebody altOJ!ethcr d1Herent
llE R OF:STINATJON might be
an office bwldang. a car deal·
ership, cvrn a birthday party.
Those who don't St'<! he r corrung,
certainly won't miss her going.
On the huck of her cape, 1n
blo c k red letters. I s th e
m f's s ag l' ··Tb e R ai o bow
HaJl()(Jn Lady Strik<.-s Again.··
l~ft in her wake are even·
d01en bouq uets of balloons oC
varl<.'d colo~
Mr!> Black started her un-
u <>u al dc llve r y business 1n
February ShC''s been making a..,
many a~ thr<.'c or four deliveries
Women Guerrillas A. "7ait Call
I,.
Veteran Thai soldiers along the border with
Cambodia say the women fight either alongside the
· men or in all-female units.
SA KAEW. Thailand <AP> -
Dressed in the black shirts and
wearing rubber s andals of
Cambodian guerrillas, a corps of
women warriors waits patiently
in this Thai refugee camp for an
order to return to battle.
Ins ide Ca mbodia , a n
es tim ated 2,000 to 3,000 or their
sist ers continue the Jungle
lightlng that began a decade ago
to put the Communists in power,
aod is fought today to oust the
Vietnamese Communists from
, their country. The women are ·:. •tollowers or Pol Pol, the
; Communis t leader who took
over Cambodia at tbe end ol the
Indochina war in 1975 aod was
OUlted lo January, 1979, by a
Vietnamese-backed Communist
f actlon under Heng Samrln.
lo lnterviews here and along
tbe Thal-Cambodian border,
m e mbers of tbe Mil Neary
<Women Comrades) said they
Yolunt.eered at ages aa YOUDI as
• 12, taking a vow t.o obey the
anonym o u s "An1kar"
1ovemment and not lo marry
for u long as they serve the
, eaUM.
Sft:N IN TILULAND, where
they aerve 11 medical aides and
support workers for Cam bodian
r e fu gees, their discipline
re m ain s s tron g . T h eir
conversation ls sprinkled with
references to the Angkar, and
questloos about the future are
almost invariably a ns wered
w ith, "If the Angkar orders."
Refugees inlide the Sa Kaew
camp, about 100 miles east or
Bangkok, wldely believe the
women will one day receive an
order from the Pol Pot officers
who control them t.o return to
the fight. ..,
Along the border where
groups or Pol Pot soldiers and
the civilians under their control
continue lo drift in and out or
Thailand, sturdy columns oC Mil
Neary, their provllions on their
heads, their water in sections of
bamboo over their shoulders,
c a n )till be seen marching
through the t.a.11 J{rua.
Western experts h e re
h a ve few del'alls about the
organization of the Mil Neary,
but veteran Thai soldJers along
the bordet' claim lo have some
knowledge ot the women's role.
Accordlna to diplomats. the
Mll Neary foqbl ln the front
lines of the Khmer Rou1e
against the U.S.·b1eked Lon Nol
i;:ovc r nmcnt during th e
Indochina war. but have been
used mainly for logistics and
s upport since 1975.
Thai soldiers, however , say
the women still fight, either
alo n g-side the men or In
all-female units. and that Mil
Neary officers have been known
to lead male troops.
A MILITARY source In
Bangkok says the Mil Neary
commonly receive up to six
weeks or combat training and
were used during the Pol Pot
years lo control movement from
vlllage lo vU111ge, and to catch
and execute refuceea who tried
to escape Into Thailand.
The source also says a woman
soldier was heard to give the
order to burn Thai houses dunnc
a raid and massacre ln 1978, and
that a woman's order touched orr the shooting or seven Thai
border policemen In an incident
the u me year al the vllla1e ol
Nol Pa·RAI.
During the early wave of
reru1ees across the Thal border
laal October, one Mil Neary
officer, who tdentlned henelf u
Sanvon, 24, ot Kompol, Hid abe
waa In command or 1 lfOUP ot
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per day in Orani.:t• Count~
Sh e got t h1• 1d1·J from .1
woman ~ho run\ tht· Ht d
Balloon" s<.'rv1ct· an Los Ans.:<•lf•,
but was unabl<' tfJ make l<'nf!lh'r
drives for deh vcr1l'b an OranJ!t•
County
"Sht• n<'f'dcli som<'bod} do~11
here, but ~e'rt• hoth 1nd<'pN1
dent. W<' reft'r rwopk to ca<'h
other." sht· :-.ay.,
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services are popping up all O\ (·r
the country Mr:. Black n •c<'ntl)
referred a customer to a bulloon
delivery firm lil Nt•w York
"It's n nice lattlc Ra1nho~
Connection. a b Kermit lfros.:
s tar) would say "
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\OU II knov. ~h' I don't ..,an~.
'iht• l.1UJ;h..,
lf t•r p.Jrt Of lhP ,l(r<JWIO,l(
h.tllooo connt·l'llOn ha., tukl'n her
.1-. fJr a~:l\. J'> Palm Spnn~!>
and San 011•g1>. hut 'ihl' notes
th.11 her pr&C't''> 1nl'n ·.i:.e "4hen
..,h,• has to 1r:1vel mon • lhan 15
milt·-. from home• i\nd dchvcne:.
co ... 1 more ::sftt•r ti p m
\I r!> Blad .. ~ hc,'s b<."Cn an art
tl'.1c hC'r , 'o ld hl•a cJ s 1n
1-·.11rbanks. :rnd J.!Old and ivor y an
Colorac1o. '>UJ.!J.!'''-lS tht' halloon
't'n"H't' m1 .l(hl he her favorite Job or .ill
11 ' '>U<'h ,1 fanla!>y thing, ..
... he.· rll'rl11n ....
.,.~
Members of Pol Pot's women warnors corps, have been wa iting to rejoin
their guerrilla army m Cambodia.
350 f ollowers. a group that
included men.
Sanvon said she had Joined the
Mil Neary five years before and
that when lbe group moved from
Kompot she had loet track ol bet
parent.I and never saw them
again.
She said neithe r s he nor
her followers were married and
that abe bad no plans to marry
because "the women say that
marrla1e brings many
troubles." She joined the Mll
Neary, she said, because the
Angkar told her to, and a1IO few
a pertOMl reason she said ,wu a
secret.
Several ThaJ officers near t.be
border 1aia lfiey fiave had
contact.a with the Mtt Neary
over tbe moatha.
One Thai major said be had
several contacts with the Mlt
Ne.ary leade r. whom h e
Id entified as a 28-year-old
woman named Pom.nlya, "very
beauttrul, but In a fi1bt t.ouah
Uke a man.'' The women nahters, lhoulb
well dlacipllned. tend to bide
behind aiales when questioned
too clolely about their mllltary
role .
ONE OF TtlEM, Ton11al, M,
11ld lf\!ab lnt.8rvtew she ct"Olled
the Thai border with a ll'OUP ot
refu1ees lut fall, 1ulferin1 from
d\1lnulriUon and a swoU. foot.
She added that t he hd been
with the Mlt Neary for ellhl
years and ta o veteran of b9ttlea
aaalnat Lon Nol fotcea and the
Vietnamese.
Sh e wore the faded black
pants and shJrt buttoned to the
neck qi her sisters. Her hair was
cut •hort and held in place by a
pair ol aluminum barrettes in
the "Mlt Neary bob."
She said lhe has transported
ammunition , tended the
wounded a nd fought in lbe
trenches alongside the men.
AGAINST LON NOL. abe aakl,
the Mil Neary were sometimes
used to decoy the enemy into an I attack on the supposedly weaker
women. They, would tben fall
b9ek to let their men rorm the
front line.
An execptJon amqnc the Mil
Neary, Ton1aai Wd •he wu 1lna perm1116on bJ the AnOar to marry. 8ul l.be 1tory oCber
famtly WM no ncepUcm amonc
the ret\lleel ~ her buabaad ad
child dieCt three yean a10. \
l
Q ~l.YPIL.OT l uetd•y Apnl 29. 1MO
It Wll"billed •• ''the/arty ol lht year" '°"'
'-fore lt bap~. an Saturday nlJht'• Lt
Onnd Caalno at the Ntw()Ott Harbor Art MUHWn Jual mj&bt win lh•t honor
Held fOf' lhe HtOnd y.ar •t the museum.
&M ~ wea btun and better Uda 1 ar
Slnte th• evenln1 w'H ~mplet•IY un
dtrwrttt.tn by the Or1n1e Ol>ut butlneaa and
llappe•I•••
Bv J u d11h Olson
torporate ('()mmunlly . all pn>c'ffd from th
1100 per pt.-raon pnty ~Ill ao toward malt hJn1
funda for u Sl~.000 r hall nae 1rant trom th
National Endowm.-nt for lht> Art.
The party'& c.olt•aant mood wu t ouulde
tht' mu.•wum by a rt'd nirpt•t4)d t'ntryway. ~om·
pith• with 11 whlk r&mopy and twlnklln11 ll1ht»
Ooormun I.AO Auf'ntalO "r~ted 1u ala with
u flo urt11h Uwn lt•t them 11110 the Mont C1rlo
splendor r rcatt•d hy thti mus eum'• hard
worklnl( <'Omm1llet•1> M~ac wali vnmded by th · Ambrotlan S&r·
l•1a aJ ttuei.t.'I .-n/oyt·d hor11 d 'oouvrel'I and
oysters on lhl' hat 11h1•1l before golnt< to the
gomang tablf'fl
The m ust•um '11 muln l(ollery wua carpeted
an red and f1lle<.I with t'Hr y kind of casino game
possible
From tht• main gullcry, guesu tra veled on
to the tented purkani< lot tor m Wllc by Lha Btu
ROLLING DICE
Mra. Albert A. Adema, Aon and LyndHy Chaae
BLACKJACK POPULAR AT THE DESSERT TABLE
Amende Scagleone, Dr. ~ V. Elam, Or. end M,..!r•derick Berkowitz Mr. •nd Mra. Davtd lkttton, Mr. and Mre. Olenn Turnbull
Tole S&ucilo Ord1<•11tra and n gourmet dlnnc r
prcpured by The Moveab le Feast.
The shttr wb1tc te nt wu opened on one end
to h,1t in lhe twtnkllnf( lights of the city. and 1t
WIJN filled with White 0 0Wtlr3 and gret!nery
Or i<anlsl Jolla Brown kept the game room
h v1•ty. and u n1 cf' finishing touch to the e vcmnl(
w JS the Amaretto CoHce !Jar between the tent
und the uamcR
Uessvrt lovers C!lp<.'ci ally had a fea11l durin.:
Lt• Grand Cu11ano They couJd choose from nrJ
'''"" than l2 u otlc sweets, ancludlng t-'r111M''· Coeur la Creme: Oabu au Hhum ; Gat1·11u St
J lonorl', Sacher Torte und Gateuu de ltt For•·t
N01r(•
No one was mort-lhriUed wath the (•Vf•ninR
thun LudUe Kuehn, chairman of the Ac·<1u1'>1llon
<:ounc11. She'll get to spe nd some or th•· money
from the challe nge gra nt.
A monlo! uuesls were Mr. and Mn. John
Martln Shea Che·s president of the bourd of
trustf'C111. Le Grand Ca111no Stecnng Comm1llt·1·
members Mr11. Albert A . Ad1ms, Mr11. llarny
Somf'rs Md Mr11. F.rne11t Wllaon Jr. a nd thl'lr
5pous ~. Mrs. TonJ Ayre11, also u membn of th1·
Steering Committee. and Mr. and Mrs. t'ran1c
Rhodf>1J Jr.
Also. Mr. an·d Mrs. WIJll•m t 'arn11worth,
Mr. a nd Mr11. Ward Ch•m~rUn. Mrs. Judy
Sl.-dl(f', Mr11. J oyce Glt>ason, M r. and °""
JUr harcJ Sw•·h·. Mr . and Mr,.. Uavld T:.J1111,1n J r ..
Mr. :.nd Mn •. J ohn Vlrtu ... Mr. and Mr1>. tl.-N
"h it••, Mr. lilncl M". Klrh:.rd \\int.kin ,11111 '1r
:rntl \1r\. IA'tJO l.\on.
Otlwr ~U•'"" Y.f>I 1· Mr. aod Mn •. ll•·n l>t•11 n 1·,
Mr,. Marion Ut•vick, Mr. and Mrs. i\nthony Ot
tlnl(, Mr. and Mn •. Raymond llu11 and Mr. and
Mn . OUn Stapp.
Si1m1· ,1.,,111 ..:a rnlJl,.r•, ran·h I• ft th•· ~·am1n1•
Ldilt·' ull t·1,1·n111~ 11nd .,,,rn•· pl:1y1·d 111 o,purt ·
U•·n ~11ne ... :11d h•· didn't do too wtll, wh1lt· t.d
Glddlnl(11 ap1w·arc·d 111 tw xurr.--. .. rul It rnu'tt
h.1\ .. ht•t•n h1-. l111k" •,1•:1t ;it th•· 21 ·· tahll·
Classic Car Defined
\ frwncl 11f '""' c·ullNi lh•· olhf'r night and
'II.Ith ,a, 111111 h d1plomuC'} &..\ h•· rcJuld muster
:l\k1·d, • Wli.:i1·-. th1· m;1t rn with your son" I u w
tum :at ttw i.t••flli.tt· und h1· look<.'<.! like a budl(ct
dl!f1r 11·nn ··
II•·"'''' nol thf' fir,l to notice our M>n's s hab
lay l°lntlw.,. h11llov.t·d cyt·' und Mnrave b11Uoh1
hun.i•nM out of I h•• holl· 111 hlll b:.iek 11ock<.1
Ttw t·x11l11n11twn " <4u1le '""I> t· Our son "
tht· !>•al•·· 11pµ<1r1 11f .1 • ·clubblr" ear
f 'OR TI If: l 'NISITIATEO, .i r la\sir car "
.111 autnn111h1lc· lnul ha' rlwd. hut llil~ been gfvf'n
•,o mun\ 11•a"'"' 111 l1v1., 110 on1· h..L., the gut., t11
liu1' 11
It 'h.1111111 p1111i<11nt th1• 1•t 1111 tl,1y wht•n th•·
1 .1r w1•111 from .1 runrlov.n hl!ttJI 111 "rlaM•I<'
t Ill"' c lrw da.,. 11 v. a•. pr11p1>f•d up on r •·mcnt
l>l111·k ... IO ltll' d rt\,t•WJ \ th•· fJhJl'I I <Jr J lot or
k 11k111~ .11111 1·11r• 1nl.(. 1.1n1l th1• n•·xl tiny my \On
W,j~ I I \'1111: l<1 n·· tl>I I' II ,,, what It 111'\f•r With
11 ·•·1 rn' lh1• 11 ;an,111rm 1)('ru11t1I ubout th•·
11m1· v.h<·n .ill lh" r·ur 11f that rn.1X.· manuf.11
1ur1·rl dur11u1 l11.1t "·11r -v.1·n· rN il hlfi und h1 '
"'"" 1111• 11fll\o 11rw 1 hut 1 ould t11• tliwf'd w1thnut
• ol• h1111• 111 1· ·111 tu rn. 1111 . v.:I' :a 'H'll from <,11<1
1 h.11 11 11.111 ,,.., 11 ol1. ir •I. , '''"' 1\1 If 1n lJt.>troal
.11111 \lo •• th tllr• ti l•.r ,1 ta .. ,.,, •• d1 .olh
01\f-Tiii"-<· I. ""'' v.h• II 1t l\Of">, 11
will J(o 111 \t >It•
·1 tw wh1·1·l' .an· no 1•111> • r t..ind:.irll uni1
huv1• to lit· ~1,.·r1,Jl l y tirdcrNI
( Horoscope )
The tran1Jm1s~1on Is avallable only In a
"ma ll town in C1echoslovak1a behJnd U.e fron Curtain
The only me<'han1c who can re member how
to lune 1t up winte rs an Ba rbados and Seel ll by
dppointmcnl only
E .....
·~·
Thn <· 1s a t wo ycu r wait for batteries . It
1:•·ls a ha lf block lo th1• ~allon and needs a
,,,..r ial wf'1it}lt 011 d1!'>tnbuted only from Iran.
ANYTHING THAT d•>C""ln't work on It 1s re·
f•·rn·d to I.I\ "quu1nl "Th,• h •ate r is quaint T he
d•>11r tha l •X'llY opc•n-. frr1m lhf' QUtslde 1s quaint.
Th•· w1ndQw lhat do<-'in •t it<J up lli qua ant.
A' c1 motht·r . I v. orry ahout my son 'li
ph)'\lral. mom·t:iry and "mot ronal ties lo the
1 .. r It ha' ron-.um1'fJ tum H's the Me lissa
M .1111 h•..,h•r <·onr •·rt h1· 1·011flln•t urCord. the ten-
,..., r.wk1·t th.11 '' 11n hr1ld, the rlothes that he
l•J\"l''o b)
flf'UVf•n h1·l1J 1111°, thut hca1> IS m y '•""t
~randrh1 ld
NEW SPRING '';!;='$9~00
FIGURE ·IY-u . /\.i R(»e.ic. ci.·,\·. ·5[~ .. $. 39·50· .. ~.:i~ ..
Vo•d altor •_, f, AO
Miss Potential Imperfect \\ l.l>'f "'" \ ,\l'JUL JO
8 SYU1't .V OMi\HR
I' r •1 J • h l .1 kt" 11 r"
r1•tl,.n11 h•· d1plOmi1llC',
1 h1·1·k lq:al rJm1f11·;i
I a II 11 ...
ll•ll• I AW a l'W ••• "'"'" t,•)1744'1
II E /\ It /\ ' N
l.AN IH-.lt~ I ""1111t 1•1
l!"I murrwtl a rut o,t;1 v
thul w11 y for lif1• l 'v,.
hf'•'ll look111i,: •,1·raou-.h
for :i lonp, llm•'. <inti I
t hnu1!hl I found th•· r 11!hl
on1· Now I 'm not i.un·
M 1s11 ··11ot1·nt1ul°' I\ :1t
t ra1•11v1•. 111lf'll1 J:1·n t
ctcu·,n·1 'm11k1· or 1lrmk
hut 'olW 1'o t11tall y <11•.
or itnn Ll<·'1 . • x1·1·11t .11
work Wh•·n I f1r'ot .,llv.
hl·r :qwrtm .. nt I 1·11ul1lr1 I
ltt•ll1•vt• anyo n1· h v1·tl Ilk••
that Tht· l11w1·1'> rn llw
l1uthroom had not twN1
l11 undn c.'<1 1n wet-k-4, lf'l t
nv1•r food from 1mack1ni!
wa11 all over the pl:u·•·
ltt'r kitchen wa:. a mesi;
She alwuys look., w1·1l
J(roomed neat us a
pin Thal Ill why I wall Ml
11hockl-d when I ~aw her
a partment. And now I
nt'e d to kno w 1( you
think I ran chunKC hrr
living habits? Wo un •
h o th 2 :l .
R E WILD EREO J N
BILLINGS
D£All 8. IN 8.: Have
you talked to "Miu
Potential" about thb 't Ir not, you 1bould. Sbr
mljJbt ure enouah to
mah an effort to t>ltan
up ber act. But don't bet
the rent tl1at abe can
meet yoar atandarch. f\
peraoa wbo haa been •
t.Job for ZS yean would
ftod tt dlmcaJt to en·
•ert to .. lln. Ck•• .. -
evf'lt for Ion. To ao Into a mantaae with tbt n ·
p~t>tatlo. that & .. l•1C11
wlll «f't lw:t&.f'r ls alway11
• mll&aU. U11ually, thry
aet wone.
OE/\H ANN
LANDERS . Sicvuru l
weeks •Ro you printed o
wondt-rlul piece -the
IHt llne of which wa8 "I
am e1reld8nc1J1." Wiii
t ou print another
me111a1e patterned alter that one? T ha nk1. -
ONE WHO KNOWS
DEMl ONE: It 11 I
wit• 11toulcl ••Y
RUFFEll'S
UPHOLSTBY ..... , .... .......
ltlJ ..... IM. c .... ....__.._,,"
'"" l .nttdf•rs
"1 h:.nk11." .rnl1 h•·n· 1t
111 :
I a m mon· vownful
th lil n tht• c•ombln t'd
arm IH of lhe world;
I have d4-?ltroyf'd morr
mf•n than all the warH of
lhP nation;
I have caUAc•d mllllon11 or a c cldt'nt 1' and
wreckf'd morf' homes
than all lhf' fl ood 11,
t o rnado~" and hur·
rkanf'11 put lOgelbt'r ;
I am the world'11
Hllcke11t thll'f. I 11teal
bllllorut of dollar" u c h
year;
I find m y vltllm11
amon11t ~ rich and fM>Or
allkf>, .the youa1 and thf'
old, the atrooa .nd the
wnk;
I loom ap to 11uch pro·
porlloa• that I c ut •
1badow over every field
of labor;
I am r elentleu, In·
tlldlou, unpredictable ;
I am everywhere -In
&be llome, oa tile 1&reet,
In die factory, In the of·
flee, on UNI sea and In
thf' air:
I bring 1kkne11, pov·
nt y a nrt dt>ath:
I l(hf' nothin ~ a nd
tak•· all ;
I lil m y o u r wor'l l
t·nrmy;
I am alrob11l.
I> Jo~ A I< /\ N 0..:
LANrn:Hs Wh y ... 1t
1 h.d llw 1w•111l•· I COJl•Y
n1·\ •·r drop 1n unc·x
p1•1 t,.1ll}'' Onl> lh•· hm t•\
I' I 1· ;.a "1· do ~ 11 u IJ I 1 c
' 1· r v 1 t' <' :i n d ., 11 y
""rrH•thin~ forthraJ.(ht on
I h I •, " u h I ,. ,. l
l'H l~ONEH IN M Y OWN
llOM E
Vt:AK PRJSO~•:R :
l'vr Hald pll'tlty on thl11
Hubject, and It nenr
ceasett to amaze me bow
many f)f'Ople write back
and uy, "Spf'ak for
younelf. I WVE drop·
In company. It meanH
lbcy care!" Well, the
pleuure Is all tbeln. <And now I'll let 2,000
more leU.en tell.lng me I
am • rotten neighbor,
ungracious, 1elfbb, etc.>
DEAH ANN: Today
t h e r e u r c 110 m any
or a II buJ'llD4'8"i. I a m th ..
fount of all prl'l"l!)f'r lty I
a m thf' pan•nt of gf'nlul(.
I h1o1 v 1· l 1o1ld th f'
g roundwork for r111·r)'
fortunf' In A m f·rl r a ,
from thP Roc kf'fell c r~
"""' n. ''I mu11t hf' l ovc>ft
bf'forf' I can bfo~t.ow my
grPalPlil blP1111lng11 ind
athlev .. m y terf'alf'Nt
f'nds. IA vf'd, I make llfco
porpoMfuJ and fruitful. I
can do morf' to advanr ..
a youth than bh1 own
parf'nt11, be thf'Y f'Ver 110
rich.
"Fools hate me. Win
men love m f'. I am
re pre1ente d In e ve ry
loaf of bn!ad lbat comf'li
from tlH-ovf'll, In every
train that cro11sf'11 thf'
contine nt, In evf'ry
new11paper that comf's
off lbe pre1111. I am th••
mother of democ racy .
All pro1ress 11prln«~
from me. Who •m I?
What am I ~ I am
Work." -FllOM 01110
MASON.
A Rlt:."i 1M,1f 21 /\pr
I'll '-t.1k1· \lllH 1 l.11111
!>on I p1·r1111t 11llwr' to
ha v1· · ·ti1•,t · dH111·1·'
TAl Ill ~ li\,1r 211
\1 ay :.><11 1'111li 1·m Jr
ftort1n1: partnn 111 m,,,,.
1o;; rt:~ol v1•1I 1 ( } ou 1 om
11 I" I 1• t a\ k :at trn n '1
(,1:'11'1.;f 1 \t.1 } :?I
Jum· :4J1 ,'lo1•w ;1ppnw1 h
111 .,,,.., 1.d :-,t•r 1111·1• or
tu o.,k 111 111.:i. (J,.)>lfl·d r"
.,ult\
('AN<'ER <Jun•· <!I
.luly 22> Jo.mph1"1" on
1nvolv1•rr11•nt. 11rnv1nJ.( at
t1·r m\, ~round r u l1·:-.
1.EO I July 23 Aui:
221 . Sh11k1• off any ll•n
d1>nry to play "•wrond
f1d<l11• ..
VIRGO IAur. 23 Sept
22J l1h·:i you .. uhm1tl1'11
u p p r <1x I m:a t l'ly l h rc•t·
v.1•(•k 'I :aw> 1·11mf''I t111n11·
111 1mi-.t or tw.ir fruit
1.rnH \ 1s.·vt z:1 Ort
2 2 1 • <.: h f' ,. k w r II t c n
mal ('MUI J)IS<.'U"ll m·eds,
<k~lrt·'I 141t h nwrnh<'r of
oppo•.alt• • c·x
S ('OKl•IO W r t 23·
unm otivat ed young----------
pcople around lt'1111ad. =-iiiiiiiiiioe~~~~~~---"'!~----,.;;;
N o 11 2 I ) C 1d m 11 p
I found fiOmelhlng that
j u 11 t m ight m ake u
diffe re n ce. Wiii you
print It, plcoe"
ME RLES., CALff.
0 EAR MERl.F.:
will, a.deed. Here It 111:
"I am &be foudalJon
C•ll eu-sa1e.
Put a l ow wordt
to work for ou.
Get YourseN Going
For the BOS!
f'owc1•, · 101.11 vwim~n lli11nir111
m11kt<. II :Ill f)t)'.',1IJll'
1mm1'(!1.ltl' rlJ' '1· \ lntmiOIJ
L11111.d .1y IOI vom 1ntl1wlo 11
ptO()r 11m n1'.f.11'1!"ilm
ORANGE COUNTY
3 TOWN & COUNTRY
ORANGE
( 714) 547-8228
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2:• ,,,., '111 Ul'f1n•·
•nm-. n ·ru.,t· t<1 bt·
liullu·d ltv om· 14ho "
1· r u rr I.irk.., f 1n1·'·"··
1.1lk' loud and .i•·ncr <all )
r 1·1>rc·M·nts 'lhi.t m
('APKICORN lffrr
:?:? J an 191 You itt:l
v.h.1t )11u pay for
ot ht· r~ ... ho t>x prr~~ w 111
1nl(nl'i.s tn pay for your
t.1lent..,, µrodurti.
AQ A RI US I J J n
20 F•·b tlil Rerogn1t1on
that had tJCen withheld
1luc to rw l tape 111 grant
e d
PISCF.S CF'eb 19 Mttr
2 o 1 v 1rn r 1 n d n e w •
rl ynam1r ways lo com·
mu n 1<'J t c vi e w s .
I st AMMIVERSARY SALE
• ,(*rrr/lllfrq ...
J11 .. 1utafu l lar •• trlmm1-d
1""'''" hv l\fartf'X un'1
J. a• lltr n ·'ll :JO'~ off
II ,1 l t• ' 11 1• I r I o o m
..., 111 •· .1 ti ' I\ 1 n v 11n11
U1111·n •"1111 n (1•w 30r:
riff \II Af1•ha11oe 2S~
11fl .!II'~ ofl 11rl1tln11 I
p r 1 r ,. •> n H I I
'''"'"mak1n r. .. :imple<1. .\II I hl'I 11ml mun • ju'll
' 111 tmll' fur Motht'r ''I
1>.1v _, 114M -.-. ...... " "'' .. -.. ..... -Q.°'9
16' L I 1tei St.
.. ,,,.0,...JOO) (' •erl' ... ' \ c •• t.
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Mn• Wnt,•rt 14'
'41-0914
T !STY CHEESE, SWEETS AND TEA
GIFTS FOR MOM •
Our gift b11ket1 ue dealgned to give Mom •gift to keep long efter
the dellclout cheeae, teas. end sweets are enJoyed. Stop In 1nd
mike your selection today!
IF MOM LIVES OUT OF TDil WE'LL
SEID BER GIFT
We'll h1ndle·•ll the dtt1H1 end even encloae 1
per1on1I greeting!
fiicsktr1 f~rm$
nr 1>u 111fl South Coa1t Plaza
14N"I 0,......, 'II t ~ s.t. 'ti 6 ~le. II.I
America' 1 Leadin1 Cheeae6~ Store1,.1
(.
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TOAST Bud Ha rtman llefo. Bah1a
Corinthjan Yat'ht Club commodo re, re
OeilY ...... "-9"' 1'.ukll O'o-.t
Ct!ives toast from Diane McGregor and
J ark Johnson.
Pll8LIC NOTICE
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By SANDIE EGAN
Of , ... D•llv l'I ... notf
Al B (h · NOSA d t> Do a d '"1' '""'-..... '"""' ... "' -u cou "' lf'e "'" ,_ '° _,,_ Acr<ll 11. tW tee ramc es pres1 en . n n "'"'" covni. c.1.,ia.o1 <><•not '°""'" "" 1,.. '""'""'9000<ondll10r1••t1Mt1 t1n PVBUC NOTICE
Tbe margaritas practically were flowing In
the streets last FMday night as sa1lers 1:tnd other
revelers partied into the Wl.~ hours of the morn·
ing at send-off parties for crews embarking on
the annual Newport to Ensenada yacht race.
Betty Moss, and Howard and Terri Martyn. ""°''~ 0r-<.bot•• 0 .11. 1>1iot "P'"" 1•• ,.,u ... <W1uttwi..l>id_..inode•• At the Balboa Bay Club (BBC), Newport •1>r 1s,11.1'.,,.,.•~.1• 11oec p.,1141~0r-c.o.••D•1t•Piio• f•<11 Dld""'•1 <""10~~11e 1tOT1ca1wvnu•o•1os
Rt-ach. a Cinco de Mayo send-off party was held •o• 11 n,., ,,.,. ••. "'o ''°' eo ,..~,.'1:S"".!:1<::":1com.,...i..i ~ .. oncE is HEREBY o tvEH ,,,.. P UBLIC NOTICE ,... -"'"" ...iened 11 ,,.1111 "''"''"'' tM &olrd of Tr1J1.t~ Of ,,,. ~" lo honor the club's outrigger canoe team. which P UBLIC NOTICE ooc .. ,.,. ... -"' -"".,. .,_ c;om.,..,....., co._ 0t.-r1t1 ot <><-•
ra< <'ed the sa1·1boals down •o ·Ensenada. Accord-WOcOftlrecton. Coufth, Cell-•. wUI ·~· ..... W4IW ~ NOTICE 0,. AVAtUatLITY --------· r .... 01n111ci ~"*' ,,,. •loM to bOd\ uo 10 II 00•.m . w.c!M..S.y, ... ing to John Rader. besides himself. among out-o,.ANMUAL u.-o•T ---,.CT1nous aus1N£U , .. ,ec1 -°' .,., ....,.. .,. 10 ... ,..., .... ••. '*· .,. ,,,. Putt11asino o.ot,..-f
I ded J . PurW<I"! lo Sl-<ltOft •t04 10) Of,._. N.u.olE STATEMaNT ,,.,~l.,ltif'l °' ,,.,.,,..,.lll•tt "' Mty WtO ,c,_ Ol"rt<I lo<•IM •I :?
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There's someUting e bout the a nnual race
which brings out the fun s pirit along the Orange
Coast. And this year was no exception.
Yacht clubs a ll along Newport Harbor were
filled to capa<'ity and parking lots overflowed
onto the streets as thousands of both local and
out ·Of·town folkl> sought to get in on a piece of
the action.
TUE NEWPORT OCEAN Saillng Assoc1a·
lion < NOSA.) hosted a dinner party and recep·
lion at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Cl ub
< BCYCI. Corona del Mar. at wtuch honored
guests included Ensenada Mayor Luis Ruiz
Gonzalez. ne wly elected Newport Beach Mayor
Jackie Heather and Carlos Avilla. president of
the Ensenada Chamber of Commerce.
Dunng the s it-down affair, Mrs. Heather
read her first proclamation as mayor and noted
that it contained "a lot of whereases." She also
present,ed a burgee to the Ensenada mayor that
she had designed and made herself.
OTHER GUESTS at the NOSA party in·
duded Or Loren Heather. David and Betty
Jane Lang, Rod and Jiffy Woods. J erry and
rigger team members ut the party inc u 1m 1 .. 1ern•1 R~v•""" coo•. MllH " ,,., ,.,.._,"9 _ _. ,, -nq """ DoO•or "'IM-.O "d•"'• ••• ,.11 •• ,0,11 ,.,.., • Clarkson. Jim Landis, Greg Collins. Rust y 11er•1>•Ql_..,,.. .. ,.., ........ ,..,"PCI'"" ....... , r~ DIST••CT....,, ootMN'd "°"' c.t1~•.<11.-c1111,_woe11>tcH• · W 11 Eddi "' J ff t1>eu•..-•"""'"7 <>'0 •ni.1>(""•' ""~TE,..ECVLA l l O tM O•re<IOtof-0.--lme"'O'I,.. l»Plltllt<ly_....,......,,_,or • Vasterling, Jimmy e s , e ... ras1er . e ,.,,.,,.,.on ... Int .. 1>'•••1• IOYf'Oll-8ro o•""''' \.u•lf' '°) Hunl•I"~'"" ,,.,,,,..1 -.. -..-, ...... 1 .,..... PlllHTIHCi EOUIPNIE NT, ..... Character and Jeff Evans " ..... -•• '""' '°"""~11°" • "''" But n C...li.,...,. • .,... ,nq •••• o1 ""' o-·-• 1" ,,.. N1011111 Lu .. •Purc,.. ... c .. ,.._ copel ottK• "" ,,.._,_ 0...1"9 •<>-r .,~ .,.__ ~ 5,...,...,.,,., '«•Illy '" _,, ,,..., .. on 1• to w <.ommllNty c.oi ...
Among other guests at the BBC party were ou••• """"''" -""'°"' ... "' to . \w .. p 70) H un• •note•" 8~"'" ~rto<.._ • .,,, .. .uo et.oil or IYIW .,. "" DtO\«• IOIW ... «<O<-~ ...
J k d N W h K d J K 11 e>"' by •nv n tu..., ...mo r f"OVr'\t\ 11 C..f1f0t,,.,,. ~ -on'""""' ~ lo ••K"'• fM' (~ tf'W> 8f'Cf ~ 11turvcti0f\\ ~ ~ ac an ancy rag t. eo an oan e Y ... un1n110 o.tv,..iM"t ... oet•ot11u• ''"'""''-"'"'.,,,,.,.,.1•0 ....,, "'"'' r-•9l""._ • .,..,,~.,,,..,_,_~1i1c,a1 __ 11.,..., Pal and Paula Michaels. Mr and Mrs Scott ouo11u 1..,.. ,,,.,,,eoo.ri..-•"'·P 0 1H111cr ooHl(• wx••""' •'~•••ton°" ,., .... ,,.,_,,iw __ ... ,...z.
H h l"~'~''°"''or'rw•o.t otf~ ... , ,., .. \MnP« .,... .,.,.,.,.. C...1t~• rOl)lif"\mrtoftM ~"MH'tQA.QleoftC OfWtd 1g towe r 1o<•lf'dM'h W••"'1l '>I-• l'<f'WPO"I Tl\o\ \WI-....... ,,,,.., ..... lllr l>rf>OI•--·-· AtQC>oOll-Ck~lrl(I •• The BBC party was comple te With 0.e<ll,C.. '7..0 (ovntr (.l•H Of c, • .,.,,, <.ount• ...... ~""" .. .,.--··-"'°"'• Eecll -"'41\f "'°"''' ..
th d h d . TM "''""'°'"'--· Of tfWo loun """". '"° 1 T~ ._"'1 ~ ... of PH.,..,., ""'. <-'• c ... o . (,ffttf'"' ctoir<. mariachis. South·Of· e·bor er ors oeuvres o.11on ....... 0tt' c."'•"H>""" ,.,,u ...... , ., ......., .....,.. • ...,..,"O ..... o•.,.. _.., _ ,,,_ CMv-....
and an orchestra for dancing. .,.vMOfllD"' NEL.S.Ofl P..oo·-~-c-" o .... P ••• ••oM ••• """'' n.. '"'• ot llOIMSrt -· ot ""'c.o." ~·iv ~ .. eanwh.ile. al the BCYC, guests also were c ,..A •"'11 ' •\ n ,. ,..., ••U 110 •""' ow<11,.,,. _. ,,..,, "" •• .... , o'""'' &o<t•o o• ''""'"" •I\-'" t.UE .. t,.llm~~ -• ,.,,... • ...,_...,.. _,.,...,._llw11twl)f'tunt(jllt,I
treated lo a party with a Meiucan theme. a buf· '-"._· u...,., ,_. 0 1 P PUBLIC NOTIC'"" """'"~.....-.""°"""'coo. ... ,,,. ...,,.. ""' .. ·--'"'" • Pu1>11.-Or.not ,__,, ... ' '"" L r Pl'( TOii to -..... «""""' " D-• "''" ~ .. , "'10 '"" ~""°"" fet dinner and dancing. ~1'. '"° ,,....., - - - ---•"""d -"°""..,., --••«"°' COfttr.t<I of 1f1P wnw " ....,.,,_. .. Among guests at the BCYC were Sharon PUBLIC NOTIC,.. " -,,,_, "'"'·.., 11• -,.,,, """u. "'"' 1111-._...001111~10 ... ~111 h din l th L IOO"TIC£ TOCltEOfTOtlS ._.,0 """Ii..., t.M~ to •" -·-10 ""'" C-1<1. Ille --ot -Jay of Newport Beach. who was ea g ~u . e ,.. ,,.. ,..,.,,., • ..._,,...,.,. ,_ ,,. 1,,., u f'(ut-o1 <'-• .,11 iw ,,,,...,""'·.,..,....., ~
next morning lo man the BCYC hospitality 1'1CT1nous eus11eus su.-.••oe c.ou•T 0" TNE -,.,...,.1 • -· iM '""....,,, _eoi .... •
J GI P I f NAME STATEMENT STATIEMU.U-NIAl'Olt ...,.,. __ ,.,,,..,, ....... DtCllO<' •or•··-to-~d•tlri<I booth in Ensenada. ay and ona Y e o TIW> •0110 ... nq "'""""' .,. do.,•o ''"" cou1efv o" 0ttu•<;E • iw•tOCI of """" ''°' .,...,. '"'"' .,0 -· ,.,.v w•tllclr-,,,~bid t9 Newport Island. who entered the race w_ith "'""•""" 1" ·~ _,, ... "'"'"' f \1-"• ... ""'" u , • ..,,..,. __ "'"O<>'Doel~ • o-•.oct.,. ,.,..,.,, .. , .. "s' ~ ~
W G f D , Point· P &OC tNVEHM£1'<P•""6 6 ••or .,,f 1f '"'"Fn£uC."' °"' •• ._.., ,,,,..,,........_.,,.,•ooortormM1<•1Mo••·~'""'""_'_...,. yacht,theJayson. ayne ary o ana · !>1 .B11'c.o.1.-..... u"•"' NOT«f 1'>><FR£e•c.1o,1 E.,10.......,..,...,,..,....,.,.,...,.,..,,,0 •• ~ .. '""6c>iwootrr ... i<!tt~~
J oyce and Jim Hostettler: Linda Colloran of 1>11°1o1> r. '""'"· w... a ... ,"'· 1"011"'' ""v•nci ,, ....... , _.,,.,""' •-o'I"""""'•' T~1Mv......,,_,., l>"•••-ot,..eci1<,q..-.~..i1 ~
Corona del Mar ·. ··nd Georgiana McLeod. prin· 82" c ...... -..,, ,.,,~,. ''"0 ~..,.....10",. "''0 ".,..,.., .... ,_ '""" ""'"'""" ..,.,., W1 '"'"' '" tht , to .... ..,-.-,,...,qu1.,.t..,. °' i.
&,I llCrt\tt ~ l f~ "· ~ e ... ,,. S•. otfK• ot , .... <~, .. of '""' •f!O•n •td 1;.0f1ff.-<;tOOt."""""'' t-orm t t b.d • """"' Kt~ cipal at Lincoln Middle School. Corona del Mar. 87t•. '"''A -\A, (,. '7•:i. '°"" "' •o "'_.., t._,. ID ,,.,. .,,. ~ -0 .. I............. or ,, D -'"'~ "'""""'~ I\ (Oftdu<ltO D• • .,..,\._•I -ott•<• ... OWIC.HI " &y . !>1..-v ""..... ~:"H E W,.TSON
ALSO DONN " V Ho ghlo ho was on ~n.·•• 1>4'T""•V-•P "E w E u fl u•·~ w .... ,.,, &1 '>K-• ~,~ .,..,, • ,.. a n u n. w • P,,1l1p(, l """" '>ort•""" '°' w ...... , .. 91,,., .... l)l)O I Pul>lt.,_ 0.-CM\I o ...... Pli.t Pvl>l ~o,04 ~ 0 Pli.t the hospitality room committee al tbe Bahia T"" ,1.1"""'"' .... , '""" ... ,, ,_ Lo' "'"9""" c .... '°°°'' .......... '•"•' ""''',., .,,,. .. ,.., "--" .. tY
Hotel Ul Enscnada.· Mabel Swartz and Sil via (oun•v ( .. ,. ol Or•-COUflly on o<to<•o\l ... plM•Oll>u" ......... 1........ • ..... AP< ,...-.. •.1• \~
4Pfll 1' 14il0 O.r\•qnpd "1 11tff f"',ef'~' °"'r141l'l•t'llQ I -----Sn yder, both of Newport Beach: Charlene Weiss Ft~1 •••d .. .,.,. '>i-<" "''"'' *''" ,.... PUBLIC NOTICE
f C d I M d St d J nn Publl•""" a...._'""" o .... Piiot M<O\W'Y ............ ....,.t ... ·-O' PUBLIC NOTICE
o orona e a r : an u a n oa e AP< u n.,.. ..,,. ••. 1.., ,,.~ P•n•nteo •• .,.,..""' .... ,..,. '°"' McMann. """'"' .r11 ... _ """ _ .... _ .,
The next morning, moot of the revelers P UBLIC NOTICE "'~.':,'<:,.,." 11 '"°
headed out to sea in a colorful flotilla. Hosting l'ICTmou' 1us11eu\ =::..:, ~.:':' .. the press boat this year were Curt and Ellen IOAMt:STATEMfNr .,......., _ _.
Sm ith and their son Ken. And. among those 0 •• •oi1ow•nci ""''°" "_,,. °"'' o w 10H"T ~ lfEWfLL
-\\ .. ·-·· "'""-. --aboard the Smith's boat, the Loc1'ra. were Bette o c M"""c.E NI EN' 1111 ·~"'--South of NOSA and Ba rbara Wavell a. .. ,,.,..~ °' .. ~ .. PO'' a.a<,,, c.,. ,., w11w,. ...... sc. ~ '1 .. ) lM A_..,., Clllf -17
Festivities continued later Saturday and on 0o<o1tov c ''""" ,." l\Avv-• "T-4 n u1-0r N •...por1 hl>M" (,,_ ., .. ) Pvbl•t,_ (>.......,.. Co.f~I 0••'• Ptw,1 into Monday south or the border '"'' .... ,.,,..\\ ",....,.,.1..., ,,, ,.,. ,,. APt I\ n ,.. -·. ... t •.o IO
• dtv'1du•' -----Among parties in Ensenada was a s urprise °"""" < r.,.o c NOTICE gathering for Diane Linder man of Newport ,..," ,,.,,....;,, .. .,, ~ .. ..., .... ~ ,,,. PUBLI
Beach. who celebrated her 4Qth birthday ln '°""'• C•H• 0' °'""00 '°""" "" -LEGAL NOTICE "P"I 11 l'lllO NEWtl'OtlT-#fSA U .. ll"IED honor or mourning of the event. guests .,,,.~ sCMOOL 0tn•1o wore black armbands. A.mong her guests were Pu"''"""'°'-'°"" D•·•• 1>1101 -1(,~ 1.,"'1..,. 1141, .... n n ,.. ......... 1480 llU IO NO TICE ,., HE"EBY Ci•VEH .... , her husband J ay and his parents. J im and , ... 9.,.,,., ol fd•Jt"''"" o• ""
Ma rian Lmderman of Balboa. Bette South and PUBLIC NOTICE N•*oort -... v..•''"' .,..._ O•"'"'
her h"•sband Lenny, Bill and Flory Page "' 0 ••"00' '"""'• ""'" ,., ...... , ... ,..., "" l'ICTITIOUS 8\JSI NESS 1>•0\ uo "' 7 00 p M °"""' 1)1" 0•'1 <"
CONSOLIDATED
REPORT OF CONDITtOtt
Consolidated Rec>Ort of Condition of "AMERICAN
STATE BANK" of NPwPOrt Beach, Orange Count-t.
al'd Domestic Subsidiaries at ttw? close of business on
M arch 31, 1980
S~te ~nit No. t0'72
ASSETS
Cac;h and dut.> f rom bdnks
U S Tredsur v securities
Ot>t1qatt0rts of other U S Gov't .
aqenc1~ and cor~
Ot>llqat1ons of States and
Political c;ubdiv1s1ons
Federal funds sold and se<:urtt1es
purchased under aqreem ents
10 re<,ell 1n domt'shc office<:. a Loan\, Total le•cludlnq
DoO~r Amounts
ln~nds
3.255 2, l71
3.100 ,,,
3,700
"AME STATEMENT Mo 1'lllO di,,,.. Olft<~ Of"''°'><-
Oally,.lltltStaff,._ J~tR~~~ Recipe• to add dining plea1ure r .... '011ow•no Pt'•"'" ".,.,,nq bu .. ~.·,•;::<• ,:,:''!..:~. 'i~~ .. ::~!"':~
HOSTS Bette South (right) on board the ""'')"~ c0f>ls1"11ur 110N 11 ci.-""'<" 1·-.... .., "'°' ••" ""out>t•<••
Locura with press boat hosts Ellen Smith and ~ while subtracting calories. aiouom. ""'"" c"' "''.. ._, .. :::~·tr~': ... C£ o r o ... u
unearned income l .
b Less Reserve for
p0ss1t>le loan losses
48,104
SO?
K I f . . h BIO\~~'>f,~: ~~~;,~ ti (IOv PR(ICl\Sll'<C. £QVIPM£1'<T
her son, en. Bott e o WUle gi ven eac Wednesday T"'" ""''""'' ",.,,,,,,.,..1•0 D• "" ,,, , :~1,,",·~0a;:.101o;;~.-:::~:~· =~~ finisher in the Ne wport to Ensenada yacht In the o•v•Ou•• ~ll"(•'u'""" _ .... .,. ,,_.,. , ...... . h Jo\ill'Of't !>o<,.. ,,,,_ Offt<.f" Of ,,.. P\Kcf\.t""•"'O Otr,.. tOt -~r~a~c~e~l=S~S~0~~~:· __ ~-~-----~------~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 '"~ ~M~ru -~ ·~~ ..... ·~-~..,k~~\l•KI IMI ~~•M• .. (01.int1 ( , .. , ' o• 0r'1t'1Qf' (O\,lnf SltH"I (0\1'8 IN>'W C•HfQn\, ... ,.1,
NOW DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT! HERE'S THE ANSWER
"WINNING THE LOVE AND LOYALTY OF YOUR CHILDREN "
WHETHER INFANTS, TEENAGERS OR ADULTS. By C. CHARLES CHATHAM
°" AP11t 1 '"° A p,,.. Otd con•...,-...,,,.,. .,u lW' M 'O °" "'™" •o"' lO •• '0 oo •,,. "' t~ -P ubl1 \hPCI Or~ C.O.\I O••t¥ Ptl .octr•'\\ '" tM Data PfOCf'\\tnQ Con
A.pf I I). n 1'I 1"80 I~ l•••n<• p_.,,
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINES\
16AM£ iTATEM£NT
A p .. ~ 8or"CS "°'"ill"" bifi' " ov•rM .. ttw ch'tittf"tllO"' ot tM O•\tf«t
h o 8tGOPt f"n.t• .. ,.,f'C:t~•• "'' 8td "°4"
411 prr llOO °' ton" hW ~Y\ .. ~I ., .. ,
I ... d•lt \f'I .... ---f,,_F_
Loans, net •.. 48,202
Direct lease l1nancinq .
Bank orem1ses. F F & E .. etc ..
Other assets
TOT AL ASSETS
LIAB\LITIES
Demand dePoS1t<; of 1nd1vldual'>.
p.utne<sh1~. and corps.
Time and sav1nqs deoosits of individuals,
partnersh 1DS. and corps.
DePos1ts of United States Government
Qep0s1ts of States and
palttical subd1v1s1ons
All other deDOSltS
Certified and offi<:ers' checks .
TOTAL DEPOSITS IN
DOM ESTIC OFFICES . . • . . 56,785
Total delT'and dePos1ts • . 17.0SS
Total time & savings de~1l!t .. 39.n1
TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC
ANO FOREIGN OFFICES .....
Other liabilities for borrowed money.
including note balances ot
U.S. Treasury . . . ...... .
Other liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . •.•...•
TOTAL LIABILITIES
lexclUding subordina ted notes
3,902
. 526
• . 1,639
. 66.6n
.. 15.m
35, 177
Al
4 ,600
44S
1,078
S6,78S
2,03')
2.026
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TROUBLED wmi REBELLIOUS,
OtSOBEOIENT CHILDREN? NOW
TURN 'EM AROUND!
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handle and ove<come these pat(lful
handicaps to real ram11y happiness
Understand the causes and e~minete
them wrth love instead ol ang8f
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE and debentures) . . . . . . . . . . ·; . • • • • • • • • 60.~'
Subordinated notes and debentu~ ...•••••. 1.000
SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY . . •
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l'ICTITIOUS I USINIU
NAME U "TEMlfNT
,,,. '°''-•no '"''°"' ••~ oo.no bU'tM\\~
SOD S0W£11S, JUOI Holly !>I
'>oulll L~. (A .,.,,
hrrlll L, H.,,,.y JUOI tiOlly SI .
!>oufp, L~. c.. .,.,,
Jelf WI""°" 11101 HOiiy SI , !><Krtll Laollfl•, c.. ., .. ,,
'"'' ........... I\ ( .... .,.,. l~d by • M••l PVlMt"\ll•P
Tvrtlll H-1
T"I' " .. ~ -·· flt.a Will! ,,,. OOlftly Cl•rto Of 0.ef!Oe C.-ty Oft
11 •,1•
Preferred stock
No. snares ootstandlng None
Common stock
a. No. shares authorized t,200,000
b. No. shares O\Jtstal'dlng 830,338 1,038
Surphr.;. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • • ..•.•. 1,A,SS
TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL .
Retained eamlngs and other
capital reserves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •
TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ..•
TOT AL LIABILITIES ANO
SHAREHOLDE RS EQUITY ..•.•••••.•.•.•
MEMORANDA
(.mounts~ .... ,...,.. ... ,
St andby lettffS of credit outstendlncJ •..
TI me DePoslts of S 100 ,000 °' more In domeStic offices CI PC only):
66,672
2,121
1S,674 a . Time certlflc•tes ot depOSlt In denominations of S 100,000 or mor. ...
b. ~time cteposlts In amounts
of s100.ooo or "'°"' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,60I
Mart<et value of , lnvestrnef't securities • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • • . • S.OU
The undersigned. Robert H. l<lhm. Senior Vic•
President, Controlle r and ~~ymond W. HHS,
Chairman and Chief Executive Offlc~ Of tM ~ na~ benk, each declares, tor hlmseff •IOM ·~
not for the otMr: I have personal knowtedae of the
matten cont•lned In this r...,n. end I bef l".w tNt
each statement In Mld report 11 true. Eech of tM ~
derstoned, for hims.If atone end not for~ otNt
certltl• under SM"•ltv of perlurv tMt IN ~
ls true end COf'T'Kt: • EncuWd on April 2~. 19IO, •t Newport lllHctt;
Catlfoml1. H .,,..._ t ls/Robert . " .-w•• : 1s t R1ymond W. HMS ,.,...f "'*""°"°' .... c.e.I 0.IY "91,,..,.. 1',... '
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PVaLICNOTI &
PV81.K' NOT1 f! --------CONIOLIOAT•D
91.PO .. T O~ CONDITION
Contolldett'd R~• of Condition of "50UTH COAST
BANK ot Cost e Mu• Or•no• Countv. •nd
Dome tic Sub\ldl r lts •t the" <.low of bu''""" on M •r<h 31 19'0 , .... ~"" .... ,,,,
OOll•r Arnountt
In Thout.tftdt
ASS TS
c.nh •nd due from (>ftnlt.\
U S Tl' nurv St'<urltlt>\
ObllQctt OOi Of other U 5 Gov
•Qt-nclM and corp\
ObllQl'ltlons of Stott•\ •nd
pofltlcAI lubdlVl\IOfl\
t-e<Hntt tunch w td /'Ind St-<111111<"
purch•ned und r •on•t>m1nh 10
re~ll In domestic off IC~'>
_. Loans, total <e>iclud•no
untamt'd lnco,,.,. I
b Less Reservt> tor
pos .. 1ble toan IO'>'>t!'>
c Loans, net
Bank ~mises. F F & f'. H <
R eal f'Stdte owned other thdn
bank prf.'ml'><'S
O thf•r cw.eh
TOT AL A SSf. TS
LIABILITIES
Demand dePOSlh of 1ndivlduals,
t8 n•
HI
Pdrlnersh1ps, and corp'> . .
T 1me and savings dt-poslts of 1nd1v1dut11 ...
Pdrtnerships, and corp'>
Deposits Of United St Ates Go11ernm .. 111
Deposits of State'> dnd
POllllcal '>ubdiv1-.1c.ns.
All Other deposit'>
Cer tified and offl< er'>' c h<:< k'>
TOTAL DEPOSITS IN
DOMESTtCOFF ICFS U .JSO
Total dPmand df'poslt'> 11,213
Total tlm" & s,1111rios deposi1s. 16.137
TOTAL DEPOSI TS IN DOM ESTIC
ANO FORE IGN OFFICES
O thn 11ab1llt1Ps
T O TAL LIABILITI~~
I t:>cc lud1ng o,ubordmdh'\ nott"•
.1nd C:Wb(>nturP<,I .
SHARE HOLDE RS EQUI TY
Prefc-rH·d <,tock
No sharEc"• outstrindlng N onl'
Common stock
a No \hdrf'\ <1ut ~ori1ed S00,000
b No ')httrco, out\l dndinq 178,Sl>Q
Surplus . . . .
10TAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL
R ta1ned Pctt'Olnq'> dnd othPr
1,370
41 2
< ,,p1tal rr•\f'r11,.., . . .
TOT AL SHARE HOLDE RS EQUITY
TOTAL LIABILITIF«;AN D
SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY
M E M O RAND A
(am ounts out5tandlnq .l ..
of r epart date )
T 1m1> [)l'PO<;lh of \ 100.000 or more
1n dom1·')t1r off1cr•\ I PIC onl•(I
11rn1· c1>rtil1< . .ilf"' of d1•po .. 11 in
dPnomin..i t1on•. of \ l(K) 000 or morr•
M .1r1<"t v.il111• of
3 417
~
18~
'437
1 tso
18 ~/J
I ~9()
11>0
~1'1
J0.74b
10 .. ,,
14.281
'}I
1 .8~0
83
086
27.3SO
6()()
'11 9SO
t 13'1
JO 746
t ~1:13
111v1·,ln"1N1t '>l:'(Urtl11"., J 381
I h•· undr•rc,1qn,,r1, M <1rY A. All·. V1<f• l'rl">fflPnl
o1nd C o1<,n11•r , .rnd Ni< lo J F lon o, Pr•·<,1cJ1>nt of th1·
<.1t>ov1· n.irroN1 b<1nk. hlCh e11•r t3rec,, for h•m'>"lf .110111·
and not fnr thf> othn 1 have per~al knowledQP ot
th" m;1tt1•r <, cont.:i1nP<1 1n thi<, rPJ)Ort, nnl:I I tx·l1Pv1·
lhril r-.H h < lc1temf'nl 1n '><11d rPPort j•, truP F .1c h tJf
l hl· 11nd1,ro,1rinr'd l nr h1mv•lf alon1• rlnd not for lh•
othr·r. CPrt1l11·'-. ''""' r n1•n,1llv of 111 r1urv th.11 lh1
lo rr·rir11n<1 1 '. 1r111• o111<1 c 11r '"' 1
l111•1111t·rl rin /lprll i'l:I 1'18(J, .ii (O<,t,1 M•·.,.t
( .. " frJrnt ..
M .1ryf\ Alt·
V1• •· Pr1 • 11ll•nl .1n<.1 c.1\h11 r
·, ~' tt ~ J rlrJrtO
111 l•C,l(J• "1
I t t •t t , u 1.-I ,_,,. I ( ••\ t f 111 I Afl' ,1(1 t M t ,, I.,
P t tU.IC" NO'flC'E Pt;Bl.I(' NOTI(' ...
CON SOLIDATE D
REPORT O F CONDITION < (J11 •,ol 1d.1t 1nq d o mf·'>I •< \ubc,1d1 tlr1P c, of 1 h1>
NF WPOP r HAPROUR NATIONAL RANK of
N1·wport Hf•,1r h in thP <.tilt .. of California, at th" r 10'>"
of buc,1n .. c,c, on M etre h 11 , 1980. publt'>™'d 1n r•·'-.pon'>•·
tll cnll mc1r1t· IW Comptrolln of thP CurrPncv, undfir
t1tl1• 11. Un1t1•d <,1 .. 11•<, Codr•, ~ct1or1'-161 Chartr.r
numb<-r 1681'.>. Nal1on"I Bank RP.qlon N umbf'r 14"
Statement of Resources and Llabillt1es
Thousands of
doll an
A SSETS
C.1,h dncl dur· trom cJ1•pos1tor v inst 1tut1on'>
Ft'dl'rcll fund'> ·.old and
.,,., unt11>' purch.i<,1'1'1 undt•r
.1qrr•1>m<•nl'> to rpc,1·11 .
Loc1n'., TOl c11 ((•)tC ludinq
11 "'"u nf•c1 1 n<. omP I 1 323
I ,.,., Allowanc" fnr
po'isiblt> loc1n lo'>""" ?
Loans, NPt
B.1nk prem1'>(•'-., turnitur P and f1ictun".
.1nr,l othf-r .:lS'iel'> representlnq
h.1nk prr•mi'>'''>
/I II OI hN rl'>"if'I'>
TOTAL At,SFT':,
L IABILITIES
Dr•mAnd dl•J)0•>1t•, of md1vidudl'>,
P·!rlnf'f"<,h1p<o, ''"d rnrp'> .
T 1mr-.ind .,,w1nq'> df•posits of 1nd1v1dua1s.
Pctrtll<'rc,h1p<,, .ind corpc,.
All Other dcpo<,1ts .
C,.,t1flr'CI And offlcl•r<,' check'>
To lAI Df>Po'-il<i
Totr1I dPm,lnd d1•r><>'>f l \
1otal11mr• & 'vl\llOQ'i dePo\114>.
A II othn lltlb1l1tt1·0,
TOTAL L IA RILITIES
l1>xc lud1nq subordinated notes
.ind debentur ec,)
E QUIT Y CAPITA L Pn•fNrf'<'I c,tock
N o '>harf'') ou1stf\nd1ng Nonr
Common c,tock
No. share'> author11f'd 675,000
.No sharr•\ out'>tanct1ng 500,000.
Surplus . . ........ .
Undivided profits and reserve for
cont1nqencles and other
capitaf rf'~rves ... . . . . . . .
TOT AL EQUITY CA PITAL ...
TOTAL LIABIL ITIES AN D
EQUITY CAPI TAL ....•......
1,39.t
, 2,S41
'J ,500
M E MORANDA
Amounh ou tstandlnQ as of report date
T lme certificates of deposit In
denominations ot Sl00,000 or more .. .
433
497
JS'.> a.~9~
1,08S
7 ,S41
36
271
3.935
11
3.9Si
7.SOO
1356) 1
... 6.t.t
8,596
1 .829
A vcr aqe tor 30 ca lendar .days (or calendar
m onth ) endln<i w ith report date :
Total dePoslts • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96S
We, the undersigned d irectors attest the correct·
ness of this statement of reM>Urc~s Md llablllt les. We
declare that It has been examined by us. and to the
best of oor k nowledc;le and belief Is true and correct.
/s/Wlllfam A. Schmidt
I S/Paul L. Balell,
/s/Oonatd S. 8 urns •
Directors
I, Gerald M Artln, Vice PrtslOenttCHhler of th«
1bovt·n•med btnk do he,..by declert that th l., Report of Condition 1., t rue and correct to the bt,t of
m y knowtedae and belief .
7s/O.rtld M•rtln
April 231 1990
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k11ow11111ly .!C<"l.'Pt any
ad11t.'rll'>lltl:· fur rt•ul
Ull4al4• which '' 111 viola
uoo uf Uw law
moas: Act.etilHn
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ron lu:w•atety. The
OAILYP'ILOT •t.....a
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cornct inffrttOll Oflfy.
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E.Mde AtMllMW.
Th 1 i.. r ~m o d t• I t• d 2
b('droom r hurmt>r hu'
newc!Ul)\-ting. cxpund1·d
mu:.tn bcdruom and
n<.-w k1trh1•n It 1' t0m-tl
R 2 lo .tccommudatt• a
rental unll 1 f dt"•tr••cl
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ul ~ ~··; .ind t·an tu· '"
i.wntod Th~· n•·w uwrwr
will cJ.rry u 2rul T I> f' 11 II
prin· $117.000. C'.tll
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C:::SE L~CT
l PROPERTIES
UTIU MAHSIOH
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dt•l(<inl parwll••I l1vi111:
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fir1·1>l.w" Hu1lt111 ""'''' larnmi·nt t l'lltl'I l•·•rqu•·l
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h11thl11(ht '""" l.1m1lv
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ovall M' th1 llfw
4 n d r m
w 'ttou r m 1•t
kltch . h ardwood.
rloo r ,, "Pit .
.. I n In t'd jl I 11 '141
wlnftow'I It huy
view M.50.000
Beach Realty
llAL ISTATI UCIUIMCI SIMCI lt4t
COMI wrTH US . • . to THI aul'ff. rnce u•ce4 $30,000. Lofttr c. ... . ..... c.-.: 4 ........ l ....... ..
LAND -... "•Mllold. W.. r. .... . .. a.w. An ah ao... Mow.., s to.ooo
Ml~ IUCH 719.ol I 1
MISAYHlOf
:i fldrm\ or 4 & a dcn.
immaculate ;! 'tory
homt-with all lh1• 1•x1ra'
1;ura1tl' door 11pcncr.
w n l t• r "" tt• rt 1• r , d 1• curalOC" wall tovt•nnl(s
0wnl'r arucwu,, mov1n.: w Portland' Slaf.S00-
673-31.63 67$ 47T7 .. :w,
associated
llNOKrllS AIALluA!>
JU/' W lolbf1o•''J••I
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bdrm . 2 b;,th Ullll • I
bdrm rt'nt.tl Ii 1· .ir
U a r u U '" :, :, 11 I 11 l
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lc6oo l ay 'rop.
... On
• 675-7060 •
OwM.-WIM C Gn"f
lli•aut1r1JI b1i.: SouU1pon
with uc·•·un ~ H w 1;
lid rm '. ·1 II .1 I h ,
l '1·rfc1·1 h11m1· l •ir lht•
l:ir.:1· 1.111111\ I\ .k1n1ot
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MfWPIORT HEIGHTS
c >wr11·1 ,,,~·· 1·11 """'
Hr l.\u(lt""'"' 1, 1h11»
h II II ... '""' "'"'I llo1·.1utilul l1111k l1 pl•
,.,., 1 11.111u l 'r11 1·1l 1•1 '"''
nov.' •1;,'llt•I lr\11 71;1
&OCIC TO HACH
OHL Y $12.500
Debghtlul eod unit with
Ix.a pet.lo. 2 Htg hdrm11
rrp1c • 4'ha.ke roof & dbl
rar aarait• Va1•ant. n:
ady fOt" occup3Jll"Y
OCEAN PACIFIC
hal&tate
759-1616
ASSUME LOAMS
SI04,000
131/10/o
Magrul1rent. h11(hly up
W°adecf S Bdrm. J bMth
man11o n On h uae
~ lot l..:ar1ie bdrm!'
+-dm und d1n1na room
with qu<1l11y ltuill1n
<:abt11ets aod 'hef\11t11(
Qua Ii t y w a 11 d 1· c· u r
thruout A rnu .. 1 ...,.,. 1----------·1 $)43,000 c; .. 11 flljW ' ~ZllJ
&n'8T AJMHlS ' . ·.
DIUGHT
U1ke to bt"arh MuJ.t
JnPUiar 4 bdrm model,
s'#C!l'PllC dn\11•. t1I~ en
try: formal living 11nd
11uunl( !,w~'i.·pllll( 't111r' HOME! lt-~njl lo m ,1'\l1•r -.uih • + IOMUS
l.11r ge r1am1 ly m o m COTTACil
stale ftrepta1'1•. rovt'ri"(j ~artl'f" h<Jmt> 2 Jidrm
patio + m11n11·uri•d +ftx1'f'bonu.,cottul(••l11r
~ A.':1urn1· low in llllilht-r m luw /\"um•·
l.cr't-!.t lo;m CJll for ull rill.WIJ to•.,· loan '42l
dctwl!I 003 71911 payrnHlh SJO OIMI 1•11u1 1 • • ' ., I) JIUIT) IJfl tht' on•"
[ ~ IRPdtl [~ lfl&lf.I
OCUHYIEW
OHLY $29',000
lswely hom•·. J btlrm " J
bullh. formi1l <lm1n11 rm
lur1iw r11m1h rm !'-1·14 I)
<l•'c:'Orul11i On I•·•· l.tnd
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OCEAN PACIFIC
R'HI Estate
759-161 6
Redhill <@>Realty
I JJ&1 f<lvJth Offlu'
Ill 7J00
,. 1 11o••~iCA· -·-~·-~
U OO'SMOST
srECTACUUR VIEW
----------floor 1 •111!10 .' 1 II r I llJI l..1f~1 l'Mk J 11 ~th
ROMA.HTIC
R&tDEYIOUS
l'1·nl/tt1U.'4' \It""" CH I •Ill
l1,trll111 & t II\ l1t1
lto·..iut up..:ra11t .. 1 • unfl"
Ill rt• w \' 111 J fl.ti l1u,1
l'n• ... 110 ..,..JI ul s.!:i:, <•~i
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IUCH DUPLEX!
' •· w V 11 r I II ,. J <' h
rlupl"a. I hi"' k iv , • ., .• m • SIK 700 I' r'"'' 111 '".lfnP' Wdt m. 1ntam1-<I
""~uinia1>1 .. l1n.1nc 1111ot J~ l S:-'tel 1.u1• llurr) t .ill
.~ J70 t
·wAi ... OMT--'ACAMr ..........
Fantutic bay Ir ocean view. A real
beauty in t he well-known Mal Kai.
Beautlf ully refurbished lntkle 6 out
with lush new cptng & drape1 <neutral
colors), new kitchen appliance.. Hup llvln~ rm with a new mirrored wall
reflecting exclti.nf( boat activity. 2 Lee
bedroom8, 2 baths. See any Ume.
WIK.ft M. TAYLOI CO..• 1111
2111 S-J114 I .......
MIWPOIT C8fTll. M.I. 644-4911 ·
Real Estate Career
Open House
fOf' -••= ........
chatwtttl ...
Dr. IGRdy
McC-* .
Ra ncS•lt R. ~ ...... 0.
PreMdefte
THE AEAL lSTAtt"I
If yni i havr· ''"~' c.on,•derPd 11 career tn real
P'\lt.tlf• \al~... or arr-now prPS-Onlly hcen&ed
·'"" wrJuld ""'' '" ha 1c vour oue'1t1on&
H • ,,, rr••I ''' 01J r Oo•·n H nu'IP w1tt'I
r~ 1r r1y ant1 •.rJtr<· c1I H-1( REAL ESTATERS.
lht·n raff nf)w !1)1 lf•'>Prva1 1ons Space 111
hrr1tN1
Cal Mitt CM at 751 -6 I 9 I
Moy 1, 1980
6:30 to 7:30
Randy McC..1r(J le, " 'J th g1ade drop-out.
t111ml'l11u«J 1n10 CO'lla M"Y 26 yoa1s ago alld
~flO •rt rrw •P l l ,..,,JI., tiu•.•nP'>'I Tho 111\I lew
~\ WOJfe .; \lrl.XJQlt• r1om dllVtng 8
14-v'lf•., o•<l c.a1 •• no 11v•MJ •n " 1>1ng10 car garage
10 tJt.ldl>l•!.h•nq n. o w n IJU'l•nA'l'!t
H !> ()(Tl0Jn1 Hlf Rl AL l S r AfERS. IS bOlh
-'1 l\nown and w<>ll •MO"ctfl<l Lale<, McCar·
dlP _.., 10 tllll'..q" dlll'n<J1nq 0 C C Chapman
Coll"<)(• (...]I C,tal" Long a.,ach USC and
tOQC>ed 11 c,11 ""''" a Ph D
1ri aoo.11on 10 bfl•nq th«' own111 and founder of
niE RE.AL ESfATERS Randy is a founder or
1~ C.11zora Bank of Co5ta Mes. president ot
T1-=o Escrow tnc college lecturer. •utt'IOr.
Nlj()f\91 ~ and newapaper cotumn1tt
If you would 11~ 10 but are uneb+e to •~
this """"'"9 .. , us know -Or 11 you would
hU, the ma1ena1 'M!nt to you please call
WANTED!'
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675-6670
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.. wry.~ Jl'1rm. :J ha h"m••
ft•atun" a hie !ll'P family
rm. formal d1n1n1: rm
and '" mi-cly <frr·M1Jt .. 1I
dnd l~cal)''d Of(1•rc•d
at $147 .!"iOO
FUU.BUALTY
546--0114
t;::SEL ECT
I PROPERTIES
C!E
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
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BALBOA ISLAHD RESIDENCE
.... cMcor 2-tfory .... l bed. .......
W•llr to M•ri•• & .. y. $450,000.
67l-6t00.
BAYFROHT--MOTIVATED OWNER
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... 2 ote.n. Oldef-~· ..... 2
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:w<'omm0<h1 t 1on~ for 2 la re e boats
plu" ~rinch ht•;H h . Priced a t ~I tOO.<XXl. "1th aeative financing
a\ a 1lahl«' Come· :-.~e BILL BENTS
I 00 5 00 :.it 11108 E . BALBOA
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E1tht•r un1l tl'> fit for a kin~. A
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f1nanl'1nJ.! ll'fms Prtt't.' S.145,000.
IN NEWPORTC•ll12R
• 644-9060
1btt'c .. an en~> way for
your to M.'11 that l11cyck
you no Ion I( er u<•· J U'\l
advl!rt151• 11 1n th•·
O~fied ' Call "42 :m11
UllC & ,,,.,,.
~who are MeitJii
WI apartment look ftnt
tn a....H\ed. Wiii your wt be there! To place rour ltd. call 642-5171
TAKING
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OM A tlLL O¥aooa• THI LAii
In Newport Beach too! Our own
Cbe r ry Lake . 3 bedroom home,
P'l"efteb doort. deck wtth apa, 2 brick
fireplaces and a· <"ount ry·llvin11
amblanc.'fl. '""K la • Unique Home and owner will au1 l ln financing. Aslting
$243.000.
REAl.TORS.675-6000
1443 E..c c-t H'9hwttY· C-. ... MM
WI. HAVI. 37 OF fHE BEllT UiflN IN l OWfll
.... SULA POIMT
Ne w ly deror a ted 4 bdr m famil y
home. Cl06e to ocea n $325.000.
IAY .. OM'f
We have several fme homes
with pier & slip
a TOIO HOISE COUMTIY
4 Bdrms .. 3 baths : ran c h st y le.
m ini-est.ate in orange groves. $249.500.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J.ll ~"Y'"I' Or•••· NB bl) bl6l
W•hOlltHw HO 9UAUfYIMG
$20,000 DOWM
Spectacular 3 Bdrm 2
b a th ho m e . Adde d
otff.wp;r
REALTORS
'75-HI I
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ylrft. Wei priced .t 1 t lt ... 00.
C OU Of MIWPOIT l!ALTORS n 1 s 1. c .. t Hwy .• c... .. w.-
675-5511
PftU.C_.s
2.SM Bedroom!\ with
ocean V\eW, pool, sauna.
5Pll "kXa o/ QPeO I PMCe
10 Sunny S11n Otego
SLartlng S.7,500 Wltb 5~
down payment l2 75 ID
t.erest rate. S.9-197 l or
(1)8).4988 --------
Al& & CL.EAi I
Extremely altr act1 vt>
Ha r b o r Estate~ 3
Bd r m -fami ly r oom
home! Prime cul de sac
location. Im m a culate.
Giant free form patio
NO LOANS ON THIS
PROPERTY-Submit
VA or otherwise' Take
adva nt ag e -ju s t
Sl.l.2.<KX>. Call 1S2· 11~
f'Y'f'I ''' V • rJ \ ''"' ,r tJ ~"'"' f
[vttlfl&Hd
.... I...... 100• •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Story 2 Bdrm. l ~ batbS
Patio. PLUS aarage 1 Br
apt PUJS iue-t quarters
w/bet.b.~ So..., .... .,....
OWmt.ng Ba I boa cluplex
dfenng 2 + den owners
urut1 w/large sundeck &
lower 3 Bdrm rental unit.
Pr)ced at $998.000. For
more info cull Carol
Hort, agt. P acesetter
Re<y. 631-0094
OVBlSIUD LOT
Fam.Uy home. near No
Bay. Pa r k 4 car s
Jacuz:n+lge bdrm apL
zoo.<m.
La.~
& Auoc. 67S.lll I
1c6oa rcu•ellllo I 007
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
s BR • ba c u s t om
wate dro n t h o m e
w / l 7 x 38. p vt d 0 c k .
Priced Sl.09S ,OO O.
Builde r w /t r ad e for
Palm Spn ngs Estate.
For details on th15 home
and a ppt to see, call
Carol Hoff. a.gt. 631-0094 Pnnc.Only.
beamed ceiling fa mily 1---------room. bnck fireplace.
JUSTUSTED
Olanrung 3 Bdrm cot
tai.te. l hous e from
beach, $200.000 w 1owner
asststcd f14anrang
dining room. S20,000
down. Owner will carry
AJTD 197 .950. Act DOW!
Call 546-2313 t "1tn I J • 1 •.11}'t.-• N t,-rt •
llG&SMAU! ~ Big house-smaU pnce!
, 6 Bdrms. Fanllly room.
THE REAL1
ESTATERS I
TWO HOUSES
Eastside Costa Mesa 1
Bdrmolder home + good
2 Bdrm home With dOU·
hie garage, R-2 ioned.
Flnaoced by owner .
SJ.l1.SOO. Roy Mee ... Rttr.
541-7729 Sparkling pool-·and r.::========-
muc b m o r e! O nly 8.7SDJo 1---------~.500! Xlnt Mesa del -,,
• Mar location. Hurry, call Purchase subje ct to. 5 UHITS
• 152-1100 Tabaverxlnt8.75% loan M09UAUFYIMG
Ql'IN 111 '1 •II \ IUN IO lll '1"1' !:'able $529/mO. 0 WC ()wner will Cal'T'Y ftnanC· ; [elfift!tN fi~if'.t=i ~i;.~~M7~i~:~
QPfN Ill Q • ti\ IUN ll}M N(I --------1 N V ES T 0 R S EASTSIDIC.M. SPECIAL!!! Incom e STMTaHOMI Prope rty localed o n 18,IHMMI
co~-r PROPERTIES
673 5410
~stw CMO IHd9 I 01 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$75..000 IEST IUY
oo coast. Beamed ceiling
2 Br condo Pool. view of
tulls . Capo Palisades .
Owner f 1nao c 1n g .
CW-I Agt. 496-6129
eon.a cW Mer I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
JCOl.J bdrm. frplc, Jg lot, b each in Leu cadia. , w~ fnlll trees. S~.000. WUI consider 1 ________ _
low l ll. down . owe tndeorownerwW carry
HADOI VIEW HIUS
S'70,000 down. balance
financed at 12.5%. Ask·
ioc $20,500. This •
Bdrm. Fam Rm, formal
dDnc rm. 2 fplc home
dfers view al bllb Ir mts.
Call
Everyone's .-mwer to a financing. 75 1-8967 or DOYBI SHC>afS
bargainSl00,000. &J>TnS Ext 84.1. 4 Br3 Ba. pool & s pa. city
DIS IULTY --------light view. Only 6 yrs old.
Have IOCDdhlng you want $M5.<KX>
673-6210 lo sell? Ctasatfied ads do ________
1
11welt642-5678.
mac nab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY -------
Gii.A T WOOOUIDGE FAMILY HOME!
2·story, 3BR residence w/formal
dining rm. den, Co fa mily rm &
breakfast nook. Dbl ~arage. Near
comm. pool & tennis -a wonderful
a rea for children & schools. Close to
Hwys 4o.5 & 5. Owner will carry.
$179.500. Hugh Zetla nd 551·8700.
(M -64) -------------
HADOlt RIDGE
2 Br 2 Ba decorator's own
home ,,nth a fantastic
view o ver looking r e·
servoir & city light~.
$365,<KX>.
UDOISU.HD
Newly red~rate<i 4 Br 3
Ba oo Fee sample land,
vacant & ready for 1 m
mediate movein w ith
c reative fin anr1n~
aval.lable s.-BS,500
~
759-9221
752-1414
EASTSIDE R-2
Qlarming 3 Bdrm home
5 51-1700 Huge family room, room cor<"PU\vo1e,.cl'f'I ... w~d'>"C~"''-" for 2 more Wlrt.s Jw.t
642-1235 644-6200 ~~' ~.11,~:111 I ,
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GJVow Thu Can a..ASSYCOHDO
Se11 Jll.a·~ Lake a mode) IS this l Y.Jt ~ ""' • • • ~. upgr aded s ingle
with Dally Pilot
PENNY PINCHER ADS
Stlll only $2
3 llnes for 2 days only
S1 • day: 34c • llne.
Advertise one or more
Item• valued up to S100.
story 2 Bdrm end unit.
All amenitiea including
swimming ~. t.ennia •
security sate. Don't
wait. cau today ~o
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
GARDEHHOME
$91,500
Vacant and ready to go. 2
~ 3 Bdrm, secluded
patio. Don't wa.tt! Call
646-7tn o<'IN hi '1 •11\lllN10•1 N· I
1~1g1i11.
ABANDONED
'fldort• M-1• atae srounda. Beach. ~· Front pottb. Lob-
by emy. 6 BR. Formal
dlD.. parlor, w/bltn dbl
ctUa butch. Den/1ame
rm. 2nd sty veranda •un·
·d eck w /sep outsid e
stalrcue. Indoor arti.aUc
stalrwell. Guest qtra.
Domed celllnga. Bay
DOmE VALENTINE
~ or6'1s.6000
OWNER/AGENT
IUILD TO SUIT
Two 30xJ lB' lots
~ Begorua Ownr
~ll2S ~148
WAUCTOIEACH
GOOD INVESTMENT
Oldt .. CdM"
Choice "So of Hwy ·•
duplex. Loads of charm.
$229,000 (Terms I
Agent~~
CostaMna 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BETTYBUIUIT
OF
0.... Home Rfftty
lnv1{ea you to discuss
your real estate future
with her. Call for an ap·
po&lltJDeOL 6'>9161
. . OPEN HOUSE
, REAlTY '~ "'
100/o DOWM
ls al l you need t o
purcbu e. Owner will
carry 1st TD at 14% ID·
terest rate. ThJs home
features 3 Bdrm and is
<uate.d on a hu41e lot.
Priced to sell at only
•• 000. Call 54().11.S l
·~·"· HERITAGE . • REALTORS -----
Oil GLEN
Dlsll n c llve n e w 2
bedroom, 2~ ba coo·
dominiWDI. M .990.
2511Elden Ave, C.M.
MU734
MODOWM'f.A
TbAa :t Bdrm 2 bet.b home
features: bard w ood noon. abake root and wte '/ft Owner'I US· Miua. Priced to sell at oa ·
ly •• '710. Call 540-11.51
-· ' , HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
E•ch •ddltlonal llne 11
only 60c for the two daya.
Sorry, no commercial ad•
allowed.
Charge Your Penny Pincher Ad
or UM your
BankAmerlcard or Master Card
window. BIT ac:ceaa. 50% ••--••--• reatcred. It bas It a ll.
Must sacrifi ce fo r --------· 1125,000. Call DOW 11
BKR.90802 SYCAMOll .....
•AMDMIW 642-5678 OMllfted 8Ctftrtlaln1 la a ......,.., ..,... • bd, 2~
blUa' "111 to tell more ba. Quality tOW"Abom e
people about t.be aervlce eondoe. Oal1 • Hailable. '°" bllve t.o otter. Aall from '1•.•· MID a.nu
abaul our ~ nt.ea to-·Ana~A~ve.~llM'7M~~·~~ DAILY PILOT
dly,toV71. =
'· HERITAGE
HE All U RS -------··
SALE OR TRADE
UlR. 2Ba fllter1'8.\,COO .
Ownr/act.6'S-736S
IY OW.-SPICIAL
3 BR 2 Ba. ISe/opt.1 f79IS
mo. 1129,000. 6'S-7212
.ASSUt• $'2.100
10%¥.ALOAM
IASTSIDll ...
1'12 --
FAM ltM & POOL
PltCE $120,000
MJ.811.ALTY
546-0114
$89,500
$15 000 ON
Owner' :tU carry. up to 5
years at 133 . 2 BR l 'h ea. large patio. 3 years
Call
l OPEN HOUSE
, REALTY
/' -'
NO QUALIFYING owe
$30,000 dwo ·l2%, 4Br,
2.Ba. owner Agt. ~
AMumable-By Owner
Immaculate. Move an
cood. 3 Br. fam rm. 2 ba.
lge heated~· $120,000
~2'223
DIVORCE
FOtl~SALE
Your dream bouse ror
m1y $25,000 down. l yr new 2 story entertain
mmt borne. Formal din
t.ng rm. stei> dn hv r m
wtwetbar & frpk Vault
ed ceihngs. 4 Br. 3 ba, lgr
fam rm. Assume low ml
loan. 63 1 ~2242
(~ Sunbow ~alt) J
Sha rp 3 bd twnhs c
Slll,900. Patnclt Tenore.
Agl. 63H266.
*** Meal Denison
2ZCosta Mesa St.
Costa Mesa
You are the winner
two fTee lJckeu ($1 l 5<l
value), lo
TM
9UEEHMAIY
Tow
Long Beach, CA
n ckets may be claim ed
by calhog 64.2-5678, C XI
272..
***
IOOOO Down gets you ;i J
br, 2 ba Costa Mei.a
Owmer! No quallrying
Assu m e VA l oan
Prop e rl y H ou::.L"
M2-3850. or642 1oio --------VILLAGECREt:K
Ad,Jacent t.o S C. Plaza 3
bdrm 2 ba family r m .
tn·lcvel Sl20.000 Call
SandJ Agent 714 497 4557
POOL. SPA
4 Br fami ly home , nr
schools & shops, extra!>
541 7006. 975-0i48 l\J(l
CAUFlltU .-s
VA mMSA'fA'L
Beautlhal Plan l 03
featurin,c 3 bedrooms. 2
b9thl and Ide.Uy located
for scboola. parks and
shopping. Aakln& ooly
$111,500. Coo.sider VA.
Oill today.
$13,950
DOWN!
N<l qualJfylni • Owner
wall finance! Bright
cheery home. steps to the
lake tn Woodbridge.
CCIMl.dC~
754-1 202
AWWLELOAN
coo.EGE PAii
Fabulous 4 bedroom
Yale Plan. Ideally local
cd on cul-de i.ac High
loan balance Newly
c~ed & freshly pamt·
ed throughout 'fh1s
home also bas central aar
cond & hardwood noo~
e~ HANCH
HEAL TY
551 2000
•TERMS! TERMS!
Owner wlll r arry back,
up to S4S.OOO /\SSU.M l
bl TD at 11:i..r;' All th!!>
and tn WOODBRIOG E ~ATES 2 bc."'1room-s
and den. Jetrerson
mOOel Sl47,000.
M'ood b rldg\!
Rcaltg
551·3000
lll'!U l\.u '""'~ •'k,.,. In In"
TURTlStOCIC
New garden ho rn e
Pnced Wider bwlder<i
pnce & terms. liJgh a.i.
sum.able loan No quall
f ying. Sl 79,500. 640-1212
Alf).
f1fr1 ~O OWNR Fl!\
Big 2+2 condo DR bag
yd
Cm1 a.it Ownr ~ 1 LZ7
4BR +VIEW
Turtle Rock
Hinhlc:wtds
MacTuvrt"h Model on
qwet 1>treet Ju:..t onl'
year old wtth panoramH·
new Hoth loon and fu.-.t
escrow pu.;~1blt'
I 0 2 6 l..alJftO 9.CICft I 0 48 •........••....••...... .....••..•.............
New owner t ransferred
rrust sell $125,000 3 Br 2
Ba home. Wall accept
cash trade 1motorhome
oo s:l>,000 eqwty. Zoned
for 2 m«e uru ls. 661-3690
....... leach '040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MUST SELL THI S
WEEK! Lg. 4 bet.. 3 ba
Nr, goll course Totally
upgr ad ed. $184 ,900.
Patrick Te nore. Agl,
631-1266.
OHTHESAMD
Unbelieva ble view of
Catalina and Hunt.angtoo
Beacb pier. l Bdrm con
do at 711 Ocean Ave
Seller wiU carry nnanc·
lngat 10%. lowdown.
WOl.LD 1.£.
556-7777
*** .........
1'18Z2San Doval
ffuntinllOll Buch
You are t.be winner of
two rree ticket.a <SJ t.SO
vahae),to n..
~MARY , ...
Lone Beach. CA.
1kbU m&Y be claimed bJ caWna 642-5678. ext. m. • ••
1042 .......................
WA~HOMI
. MI0,000
DOCX FOR IO' BOAT
A9llDe ia TD. owe 2nc1
w/tno,000 dn. Hunt·
lnstoo Herbour loc . """doM. i...-~-· tian tbm Newport, Or ant
1o1mcm,~ .... m1
'l::ANFRO!liT :-. 1·"' m o d u I a r t ) p ~· homal. pvt C'ommumty.
2 bchs. 24 hr Sl"<'UMl).
~ub l e tl1n1t O K
1714 1499-~16
SI 64,900!!
1-Sly 3 BR. fom rm .
rrpl . 2 ba . s pa. redwood
deck. brtt!st bur. Shakl'
roo( Totally upgraded •
Ml.SSION REALTY
..S.-0731
2 View decks, 3br. Jba.
den. boous Pos. part
l'\'ntaJ Assum S110 .000
U~ OMC 2nd. will co-op.
By Owner $289,000
l·Z 161.9, 992~7
ARCHITECT UR ALLY
DES I GNED T O
A C QU IR E TH E
ULTIMATE VlEW!
Wood and g l a ss 2
bedroom home featured
Ul lbe HOME magaime
Privacy 1alore. seller
wW ccnalder f111a.ncln1.
SZS,500
LINGO REAL ESTATE
491-3331
IHDOFTHI
IAINIOW
Breat.btakln1 vWace and
ocean view rrom this
spc.rtJinc 3 Bdrm 2 bath
home. Spacious family
room and llvti11 room.
many extras ln th is
beautifully decorat-ed
home. lll0,000. A.uume ex1st.lnc loc.n.
don o·seri
f I" , I 11 ~ q .. .. •
1213 N. COAn HWY
LACUNA BEACH
491 ....
Ktft IOllMC.blnl you want
10 aell 1 Cl8lallied ada do
lt wll. Ma4l'7I.
I . ·--~·...-
BIG CANYON
Spectacular golf course
estate 6600 sq ft 4 to 6
Bdrms, si,;, baths Pool ---------
and spa. S1 ,2915.000
111 ST AINES CO.
673-7761
VIUAIALIOA
Executive P enthouse,
lBr. den. 3rd fir. ocn
vie w , J O V.~ a n t.
~/agt 631·2923 --------l liAYSJDF:COVE
5UV1EW W /VIEW
Sl48.000 ASSUMABLE
9 7S~' Piil.Sb he. 3 bd
Patnck Tenore . 631-1.266
-~~~I~
EAL TORS
VWBAl.BOA
Great financing. ~um•·
10'> ~ loan !> t & 2
bedrooms , ocean ;im1
bay Vlt~. Ol*nl'r 1*111
help f llWl<'e
Resales start al Sil!!> 000
~-Kennedy Corp
Allrul Morland f'xc1u. ... 1n
agent 971 oisuo o r
631~
P~OUSECONOO
2 Bt, 2'n ba, Columbia
Model Bay & o cean
View Large assumable
lodn Pnn only. Smith·
Mr-yer, Agt. 6405357 or
Stl-7813
11, nu mh• r \lr•m ron
\I,, I llh II\ pl.1• rnl! a
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•·11 '' r "11•~ 1.11 \1olht'r '
l>:n l••H • l'u• 1 ''°.,."'
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SlOK dn to M.S!>\,l ml' • :"<tJ •1' 11111• ' (~ m C Jll
qwilifyuig Lg ~ bc1 prof LM-:: .. =11="=~=1t="1=.1===~
l<bcp d Pnn. only Agt.
6311266
Waterlroot Dock · Bwld
your own cust.om boo.'>•·
Dx 100' I(.( 603 36t.b ~ t
m2211 or673-3747
ENJOY rnE
BEACH
L>e:.1rable Nt:WPORT
~liO Rt.S residence. --------•I Enter iilnd you 're 1m· OWNER
ANX10US
f'ant.astlc l br cond-0 w1th
o c ean view from
biil.lcooy Sl2S.OOO.
MdlJow-Kennedy Corp
Anna Morlaod., exclusive
agent
!175-0800 or 631-0486
S 14,000 OOWH
HO 9UAUFYIHG
A!t!'ume balan r e o f SJro.ooo at 11 • lfll on Jbr
home w lari~e pool &c ne11o
J*' Lil! entry k1tch "' blun BB~. frpk. & 2 u 1r
l!ar~
REDL!CED FOK 4 L ICI\
SALE Elel(ant \"cr..J llll''
P~ Coodo ()l:cirn
\ll'W, 2 bd rm 2 bJ
r1rt>pldl.l', c-1ubhou"'
PJOI. ~pa. ~una, billiard
& rec rm Tot.al :.ecun
lY \·a r anl (J w n..-r
SIOO.<KX> Call 7~·~ ------.-
MUST SEU
MS Wff.l(EHD !!
HARBOR RJOG E Crt"">t
Condo ZlOO sq rt . water
+ rute It \ it·v.. 3 br l•>rt
• F R , 2 decks. nt>utral
toneo; ~ume Sl23~ al
pressed . <.:a r e fu lly
selected appoaouneots.
cu s tom ca rpeting ,
drapes and Ught fl.Xlure .
ljeam ce1J.n.p t.bruoul.
r'oca.I pollll fanuly room
W\th curuxn bar aff onh
a ~ for both enttt·
t.aJ.ruDent and reia.utJon.
Sl3>,<KX> CaJJ ~
FORESTE
OLSON .... __ .,_,.
UDOISLAMD
IAYRlOHT
f-.iH·1t1ng est.HI:" like
home located 1>0 Lido
f,IJnct Bay f-'r on t.
~~:Ill' maid .., ~ntry
l;U'"!>I qnt'\
759·150 I
I AYCREST
L 'ustorru .«'Ci h .rn Wells 3
lidrm I arruly roo!ll' that
,pJ.rl<lt"S llollh pride l)f
1l"'nl'r.h1p l>l*n1•r v. ill
h!'lp v.1th r1nJnC'1n.:
S21$ 00)
9·'-+ low pri Cl:'' 642 5200 P..unclt T eoore. 631 1266 •
PAl.MDA&.I
Commet'Cial· Downtown
and
Raidential·l n City
Owner, TI~5000 XlJO
AGENT
Davis &Clarlt looking ror
i a«eot. who specializes
m Industria l Properly
and lhal can close la.rge
1ndustn aJ real estate.
100% commiasion, very
aggressive office. Call
Mr. Clark In Newport
BchBSl-1666.
... ·-·· for We llOO •••••••••••••••••••••••
4-Pl.EXES
AtOM $159,000
200/o DOWM
.-AJt DISHIYLAHD
Broter (1l4)75G-1824
~ P'roptrty 1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Minrt Sdtool .
+ Real estate. Newport
Heights CaH now for de·
tail s . C ent ury 2 1
!'Je w port Cen t er.
~5357. ------c u cJal ... op;:r+y 1600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
DEVB.OH:IS!
Office &tor s hopping center site. J ,2S acr es in c.:osta Mesa. Will J v
644-11.80
Sma ll StrLp Shoppin~
c:entef' 8.5% cash on cash
return, 29% d o wn
Sl.106 ,000, 50% o f
ownenbip av all.
it.krt:w•Co.
4121 Wealerb Pl.
Newport Beach ID-tlMIO
FIXHUPPBl
44 un&t olfice bldg. Easy
t.enna. Orner will trade
or carry 2nd T.D for
down payment. ONLY
SUS,000. Br o k e r s
weAcame..
.... 556-7777
lllcamt P'roperty 2000 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
6 DB.UXE UHtTS
PRIME EASI'SJOE, CM
2 Bdnns each.
TI IE !>TARN ES CO.
673-TI6l
20 HEW UNITS.CM
~aut1ru1 2 bd, 2 b<1
t o w n h ouse u nit ~
wrfrplcs, vaulted ceal
IJllt.'5 TSL lnvstmU. 642· 1603
RENTAL
L'llCOME PROP ERTY
SS!l.!IOO. ModuJar Tyl>{
Homes. 24 hr secunty. :
pvt beaches, pool & ptu
4114 )499-3816
5 UMITSC.M.
Sear new, 2 br, 2 b•
w frpk:s, garages.
TSL lnvstmts 642-1603
I ~;z ~I iW Pere Barrett"(" ~~~oroLD
__ REALTORS ~alty Sl66.800 an assumable
'0001..:ter t loons rangin• from 8% to
60 I UDO
1~b"'"' u~. S26.340 grogs annual
--------• tnrome. Well ltept single Super. waterfront condo s lo ry units . with 4
w1tb S PECTACU LAR SClllCla:•ete 1076 garages+off st. parlt'g
Vlt.\lr' Assumable loan. ••••••••••••••••••••••• onOO'x.300' lot.
Callrord£tails. ' _ CALL 644-7211
*Cote Realty
& Investment
640-S777
BY OWNER
Ba yfront·s lip. s uper
View, 4 Br 3 Ba. Fut.
avail. 673-1003
Maldt Yow Stahls;
.WUshd!
Superbly de~orated 2 bedroom, pnme ar ea.
close t o schools . 2
bedroom floor plan, ai
den wtuch could be 3rd
IOo/o DOWM
will buy lh1s prime R3
locaUoo with E·Z-2 rent 2
Bdrm house located in
walk to beach No. San
Oemente. Owner anx-
KUI
ONLY $19,500
644-7211
/.Jn rrn,r t
UAllfY b,
ASSlJC ll\TES
S.Jml c , .... _ 1071
•••••••••••••••••••••••
/.Jn Nl[,[L ·
' lll\IU Y ~
AS':ilJllAIES
. 11/JO/o
AMAMCIMG
bedroom Fire place, V ... &ec..V•
formal dining. patio. New doo aq. ft. hilb
HUJTY' 1184. 900. BK R. quality cmtocn home on 1
Call 540-l '720 acre. Zoned for horses.
32UMTS
Uader 121,000 per unit.
&.3X IJ"OU, ateulnly
refw-blahed, bllb de·
mmd '9lla1 area. Tbls ls
me ol the belt buys ID all
al o.ae eo.ty today!
SlllS,000 with IH0,000
down. Bl'Oller cooper•· Uon. Call Pat Pa..rtinacm er Cap Moody, 752-1920
l 9UAIL . PLACE. · TllllllQl Tr ad es conaldered.
-· m'15.000. PIOfllaTllS•
, ·: _t_o,.n111tr.M.• --_.:;;:==----1 o. Bourke. RJlr, Me-9850
SPY.a.ASS HIU
CUSTOMHOMI s Bdrm £nlliab T udor
6 ver 5000 1q fl of ~ oo pool sue lot.
Nice view lemll. Other
taarnea also av&U in t.blt
area. MWl'I' .A1181CAM
,. ........ 957.1900.
Jl&llt moved into town 1
Tbm set •CQuaialed wttb
the Clus lfled Ada.
They're the ..,..,\ ••Y
10 lind jmt tlii ftema
Mn'icea YoU need I
a........... • Unlt"9/Cut• lien ....................... ..... 000 ~ ..... t..t ...... .........._.. -• . au...,....~ t.o .Lv.&•
,_.S. 1100 ...,Ait.orCIH781
• •••••••••••••••••••••• -ifUHITS
COST A MISA Cloee to Soutb Cou t Obi wide 1973 Weatem . Pia&._... elem Hlall
dbl w\de, lo ap.ce rent, ...._ UllMa. PrtCed i.
2Br. 2Ba, totally up. MU at Slll,000. ~ 1rad~1 t:_d•n tub, MT ....
bland iutc A auper --------• mvestment. •---~----~ TortoiM -..........
972-8421
,
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lJU
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fW • ~ •.• ........ _. ~Una l.only hlllalde ._.,9'Mnc1w....-~ ... --... -_.., .._. ..... , .... ......... _ ~ .. "';: .. ,r........ l .. H loe1tlon with MO dt1 --or .e..JOl'7 Aft. ..._ ... ... .. ....................... ....__,_ .. __. -~ -H•••-•••••••••••• C • • ---)Jll \'ft CloM \o l<'uuuw tpm.
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,_ ... ......., T.aula flOallASI OUPL.D, 2 tw, febu&out Lit lut+ckp Movt ln 28r,J~be. bh.lm, frplc, -~ .ttt. a ...,._ 1 bal.b ocun vlew, Hnd•e•, *1 i.. LNff aull C.11 flld wilt, •I~. -. 01
• It!:' G bome MiHloo L••.. bNm <'eil. ftl<'I 1ar ror eppt to .... 8'0*4 ,,,,_.,~f73-1711 fl~\TIC c£ Cou•tr1 Club. OoH an ino R•fa req'd or""intn• •JUST REDJl;COR·
-~ HOM€\ ~pool BeautlhallJ 111 Mm ALTA VISTA AT•:o.wo mo., pool,
._......_la•MinMl.a =•= oo main c.w....... UH ltrand new Townnhouu 38r, 2~8a. nr ooun,
-·· ODMt ttwy, Nb -~Rd ••••••••••••••••••••••• bipiteiowi J bdrm. 2~• ba walk to •tor•, tennis . '41 •646 o..tftolStlftnlt rantUIH' Ol'n v1ew , w huae view d <'k for I°"· To See UJI ownr a.a...._!,__ iu..na.n Hwtior View ttula, Sllr, 1unnln1 ., eotertaln •wm 11 N/A Iv oua. ze.. hi*'. ""°"rh dni. rowL OnJ.1 M>Omo. dnlev• f11m.... IJWi patio• yd lAe op L, ... , VlleQe I .I. CL-E.AN--4-br-.-2-b-a-<'o-m-.
..... ~~ ,_.,, u:m~~~lc:; • ~sw.:~=Whllti 4'7·1161_ nawty pool. P11rk. Wik
._. 0... • trade rmdo on Matntfllh C C f 11 '• v..., lU4 '° ICbl. ts.'50Mo. ~ ·
or u.rry 2nd T l> '°' ....... I t T ll 2 Ur houtle. nu •muller•, ••••••••••••••• ••• •• ••• 4115-laU
.,._ ,.)'llMnt. ONI.\' 0.-wwnrry
1 no ILi~ ur P'da Avail T1beroo Condo. 2Br. -Br-....__---,~-----1421,000. Bro k er• 1.7'\o.Nopointa Smith u-~•d uu. lf!O.YOlU ...... 2~bacondo.
_... lk1•.A#.S_M>-NS7 ~ ... ,,_., form~ din rm, frpk, F1P.wetbar,pool,adJt.s ~-: 116-1111 May not be attn uotJJ b11bly. uparadcd Nr Lae9l0.~l4e Q1hfe...ty lllk:r,\Jlnl~ pool • clubb o uu
...... property ownen ln P\ 4 iy JHO .. "' u ... D MONTH FOR 3 a..<mt ....... V-.. 3267
Rf'mt"mbf'r Mt1m tin
M11y 11th by pl1r1nl( 1
Mothf'r'11 011y rrlt'lllHI'
on our ~·1111 Mothtr 11
01y 1>•11f' Puc o rto~rr w11 h 'VOor m('f>ui;il' for
Ill lllth• II~ SS Oii C'llll
842 :ie78 lbcby
Cai d 'lwa
........ d 3425 •••••••••••••••••••••••
*2 Or, nr. So. C.t Plau,
l500. No peU. 759 0217 •
641-1480 3 Bdrm apt, gas paid
RANCHO MIRAGE, de Enclgar,ad.tt.s
<:«, 2 BR 2 Ba. all xtraa 1 ____ 642-_~ __ 3 _
By Marriott Hote l & 1 Bdrm apt
shops. M16 mo. 67S· 1.857 ~ prqe, gas paid
Adults. New 2Br, 2i,.,Ba 6U-5Q73
()opt, drapes, 2 <'ar gar 2 Bdnm, 1 bath apt
Swunnw11 pool, apa 9·6 Adults Gas paid
OCEANAUA
S..nlf Mom a rMU•l• for 111 lhfo WOf'ld to 9"
via tht Dally Piio t
Mo th•r'1 Day pa1e.
M1y 11th. MtHaltll
ran be any 'Iii" from 13 2S up. Coll MZ.<5'78 ror mOt"e inform1tlori ft
lo place· your mHNJ• o#
._ ................. .
1yW'Q9W, .... Yiew.3
br, 2 be. tplit le\'et ape.rt.
merL ~-. carpet. drepe1, z ur poru.
l•rHted In ''tt1n1 1,·.-.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.···-i· .. BORU UATII l'KON'r ......... .._.. JJ40 ..................... ..
........ to c\d tie l\ICb ,.._ 8 Ac''1t mini farm N r T I N S M A It 'r ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR RENT -dplumblAcrep•ir•. ~aol:neomebw11nN1 Wf'L.EX ON SO SIOI': HOM~FORRENT 3 or 4br. Priced from
~. 642-~.
Walk lo the beach.
Dellgbtlul Jae ua Br
8'113. aome w tfrpk, all
'l*Jc.w or bakorues. £0-
P/ 20 acres w/atlractave
greenb elt , trees ,
landlc:ape • 9 tioie put-
Newport Beach New Villa
Balboa. Ocuo view 2
lrg bdnnl, 2ba, rrptc, lrg
pvt patio Sec gat e
Adults. S7SOMo 838·&100
-t1n,r e reeo. 2 pools .
Faml.ly 2 Br S340 Pool Friendly clubbouae
i..mdry f.elllty. Tenala
comta md lod eo.rw n• betdnd. X1at net.al locltian.. Adulta, DO ......
Aullalble llay L
S47S/mo/leue. Owaer.
IG-OUI 0 0 i 0 v • • t m t' n t o Jo' II WY Pr 1 vat t' :s or 4br Priced from 152:>1'575. Fncd yard fr
;::uary Contact :.:::::u.,ec:~/0:~~~ l'l\able.rbdrtnh1Utwalk 1n ~~ Fncd yard & ~~e~!~~'.C.J~·~1~1e~! l.ce3 Br. 2 b• $375 Play. w.frplc, ~or TV, Huoa, -~ '46-l.t86 exercae • we1iht room. 2 BR 2 Ba,-. to beach
acclflll, ...... w /0, ms.
14.~:•1-lDI U~'7341 quarry, almond trees. t·ktwtwru1Jhml(tbm1r 2arages F 1 m1 lle11 welcome.CaU9&4-2$66or fi' ....... Starts at S3'5 i.nclud Ing
mllJ<lr UlJ LI Ues. STIJNNING lrg 2br, 2ba,
grdra apt Pool. rec area OMce~ . .w.. tarm buJldlnJC• and 1.1 rOl'11door Hd11rrm h11,vt ~~~~-~~1d1 ~!'~0ti.r maTl.Af).,noree. ,_ ~ lllele2200'"" n hom1• /\ 2 WI tO Wll <'lrpl•,!j, w~vu"' ~ """'......,.. ,,_llq '0trace tipllt't'. '"1 0 nr ll'J3.2!J71 Aat no(~ Movein •.....l•Y· D-a\Jt. 4hr, txh tin J. 1 7 u n ll 11 car carport with worlr. Jar Kl' area ru1t1t v" ,..,... _ wu pt'
•ooo wiU ba.ndu 300· ~. and best of all .i j1l~1Ho1na hurdwood fo::legwit 2bdrm, ram rm & all xtras Cmr lot , fam ~rmt Rudy to de· hobby 1.twt turned into a nocn in hving rm & din den. !S725 mol. Plush nn. bll.IM, encl yl"d K1d11
V'lloP.MOpers tf c ommer1 c 11I rct.-11 Ing rm High boam Cl'll l'rplb, 2 ..... ba, c(.'(!ar & OK. ocr ot Allcla Pkwy
· BkOKER 1/433-1723 n\.11'5eey bu,,lnesa Locut Ulg and fireplace creak RlibS 5 blkJ> to ocean $585 Mo. 496·889S, or
ed2maJes west ortheet u cozy atmoaphl'rl' Ubl car pvt gar , fully 49:Mf7Sl.831·m3 SmOemente Dup lexes 7 ly ol Pl&80 Robles on lh•· l<Jtch1m h1.111 ull bllnH d d 1 """-rt .. -L 3~69 . usumable loans or L k Shar e 4 rur uu ra.:c mu1nt Y . A u ts. no ucuwpOll -'
bu11y road to II ~ w t ele ~ d nor"' ol Mo pt.i.'I. Cnqwre al S27 18th ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll00,000 each. 12'1< • No Nac1emento. This pro washert,dry:r SOR" "'v . St 714·900-SJ.11 _ _ NO YEE ! Apt. & Condo po{nu, Sauth·Meyer Agt. perty 15 z.oned for muny " " • rentals VIiia Rentals ~l · other uses Owner will NO P1'.."TS. Call for appt llome.8 for rl'nt, S450 to B'Th-49l2 Bkr.
TRIPI.EX
SMALL DOWN . Owner
wUI carry balance al
14%. 3 Bdrm or 2 Bdrm.
dm owners wtit. Modem
k itchen . Enclosed
1ance. large pnvate
yah1 TWo 2 B<lnns with
patio&, arty dero r
Uvuout. Agent. 646-3255
LOW DM-LOW IMT.
Caner lot duplex Very
low down will llllow you
to assume 91 .'~ loun and
scl.ler rmance bulanre
Great renL<d area Only ao.soo Call No w 979 ~o
ALLSTATE
rma.nce at 10'~ int With ~7878. ~7 S:'iOO 3 UR 2 81.1. rncd
29'k dn Pnce$197,000 3 BR 2 na:-du;ll'X, deck. yanf&aar K1ds1pet:1ok
Very nu·e 2 Br t •>z Ba
Lake V1 t-w llo mc· 11l
Naciemt-nto L&kc. 1<>11k
Shore!;1 Pncf'd nodul'cd
to&.SOO
20 Ac 8 mile. south eai.t
of P oso R 1J b l<''
s pa S800 mo Owner Kellh., 1152·4471
700' ': Po1nsett1a 760-0695 4 Br. 2~., Ba . ocean view. I
KEYT031iEACll ES
J Br. frplc. new kllch.
rugs. drp5, pa1ntro ln &
wt I Ur Family l~'il'
6n9JJ6
blk ll> be11rh, S650 mo.
SJS.L!M -----~
Downtown .t Ur, 212 ba.
S700 mo Ava.al dft 5 10
848-Q78
Out6tand1ng V ~{·~. S or Hwy J bdrm 2 Bdrmrottuge.S4509GJI
pnccd &t only S42.500 r1replare. beam c ing~. Alburore W<"bb ltlty
with very good terms 1>rv yard. 2 t ar gar · 831·2170
F.DJTII W II ESSICK S750 New pa1nl tnl> out ---&-----
ltEAL TOR & ASSOC f..a& 1220 3 Br. 2 ba, fully r pt 'd,
0.W.. bee. HOUM
Bay View. 3 br, den. 4 ba.
atnum, 3100 sq. ft. SlOOO
mo. 646-3893.
OCEAN VIEW 4 br, 21 1
ba. gardener i ncl
64CWTlS Ownt likr
CONDO Nr Hoag 2 Ult
l''lba, pool, Jae • Suun.1.
dbl gar W D Avail May
I s l S625 m o l>y'I
!173 1255, e vt•s wlr.nd:.
497 21.80
<800> 466-0500 ----3224 d1µ1, Ul'r'(JM from Elcrn Seuwind Condo. 2 Br. I ' 1 ---------1 ~~~~•••••••••••• sdU S6001mo 840-5917 bu, 2 c ar gar, frplr ,
---
C:WofStah
P\op«ty 2600 .......................
UJXURY 2 hr, 2 ba rondo. 4br, Jba, fam.lly & din rm
dbl gar. f" r . pool & 2 sty home. 2 cur gur
spac SS6(} mo lsl & lu~l New c rpts & d rpl>
m>dei> 642 S290 _ ~Mo. 962·7594
s aun:i . :.pl!, p oo l
~ mo.673-6610
Veri.a11les lbr . Condo·
SSOOMo All amenll11.•o,
3 Br, 3 ba l.n NB, frpl , 710 W l.8lh St
pool, r ec c enter ------
Newport Terrace S.'>75 2 Br, I ba apt. laundry rm,
1st 4t llllll +sec dep no pee.<, SJ85
im32804!H-8W 6fS.7300
Ckeanv1ew, den. Wr. 3&,
2 car garage, pool, JI<'
cum, t.eo.rus. adll.3 only,
no pets ~ mo. San
Clement.e 492-7161
..... taaat1 ,_,.aa..d •••••••••••••••••••••••
3706 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ouirmt111t 2lir, 1H11, (<·rry b6uck, yrt.y l.&c. no P<'U
'500mu + ut1I 675 0349 --CoafaMno 3724 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUSCASfl'AS
FUm l br apt SlOO & up
Enrl ur Adult .... n11
Pt(.\ 2110 Nrwpott Bl
~ betwn ll JO & ~ pm
lAllJll"O S.ach 3748 ·•••••······•••·•·····• l...A(;(JNA kt-.A('lf ~ l'IC
l'llN MuJd 1·rv 111lor
'JV' ht•1J\t'(J !){><ti l ll I
17 1<111!U SW" !IW5 ;-.; .. O~lHwy
IRAMDMEW
lielhll adult apt. Spac 2
br. 2 bb twnhse w 1r p .
bltnc.. L R. paUOIS. M50 to
1475 &\2-622.l
1SL MJ<~_ 642· 1603
S47S mo &Jper dlx 2Mr.
frplc, I encl garage, I
q>fSl &pat't! Obc kit. Iii? &
roomy ~ fo;kten To
SeecaJJ !17~500!I
Adult.a. New 2Br. 21 2 lia
()opt, dral>fS, 2 r ur .o r .
Swunnune pool. bPa ~ ~
£.WSIDE TRIPLEX
X.ltll kic.auoo nr ~;,nt.1
1\na & 11th Sl 2 Ur. I ,
bu. townhouse \lyil'
t-.11<'1 gar Pvt palm n•·~
!lt•oJr ~ m•1 i\dulh
00 IX1Ji 7~· l l(t)
REALTORS &autilul Lava Hol Spr-
1n.ics m Ida.ho. 38 + arres
on river, superb v11•w
SellurtrudeforSo Cahr
PO liox 509'l, Ht-met, Ci\,
fl!343. Pnnc only
Adults. Nf>W 2Br, 3"7U1J
Crpt. drape,. 2 r ar ~ar
Swunnung pool, spJ ti 6
~
2 UR, 2 car g11r . (c>nn-d Sec. 2lJ...ln>.2323, 64S>G242 Luxury ~1ud10 t '11•1• m.1ul
;'l.('Wly c1Pror .. tt'l'.J 3 Ur 2 HJ
tc1'4 nhuuio" S pJrl 11U'I
hr1,X.,et· a. puol (,Jw1 1 .or.-.. Adult' no pd,.
~ fr15 ~ 00 331ll
~•JU:> '"""" 21Jt. 2ba . Ir):
p\l frunt tl1•1 k C 1>ocl
v1~ C~lh1-tlr.il 11·1hn••,
14411\io ''' l'•·t'> w~
)j47 ~I . t'V'-'l! 5.Jb 3tlJM
POSTOfflCf
IUILOIMG
&IX) Sq. n. bldg • leulil'<l
to U.S Poo Olf1ce. Net
rent am.ooo annually 3
Yean rema111Jng. POl'll
office bas asked for long
term le~ Full pncc flm.000
1714) 673-4400
UIJI Ul-lUI
HARBOR
,, l>i\'l'l'lll r1r
ll:Hhc1r liHt· 1m1·nt l'o
Lots for Sale 2200
·•·····················
• foantmtic luy *
Only SG7.500 Oct-an VU'W
lot pj~ approved plan!.
for b i -level home Walk·
Ing distance to Dun11 Pt
fWbor Owner 638 1614
RmcMs. FanM. ~" 2700 ...•.•.................
RB>UCED $4Sk
fw Qlllck Sale
A ssume 1oi,.,% loan
Over 1600aq rt or
grac i ous l1•1ng
fteauWuJ new condo pro
Jt:ct Great view of
h.artlor & ore an Ad I b
&>cunty bldg No dog-;
1215.<XX>
Matlow K ennedy
Ann.a Morland Exclus1v<·
Agt 1'1~. &JI 0486 ~.
Red &tot•
&~ 2800
··•·············•··•··· L B lot near tx-h $~.000
eq ual valul· co ndo
Rancho M1ra1<e Palm
~ ur~a 494 <1:n8
-..•....••••••••..•.....
Att.: l•d1ra
R·l LOT
P rime Costa Mrc;n
location on naker St
ror apartment'! or
rondo' Hu1ldn'11
pa rka~e a\.a1lahlr
Call for 1nro Trrm~
available
RCTaylorCo
• • <>40 'J<>OO
TEHNIS?
ESTATE LOT
INIEST AREA
YILLAPAIK!
<n4,..10Z7
•••••••••••••••••••••••
3144 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Bdrm Or1t.ngetrtt condo
on the water w /dock.
Xlnl s un exposure ,
relng. md, t.ennls! pool/
6111.11111 etc $600 ~-344-0
LaiJ-o •act. 3 148 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VIEW
Walk lO beach from fan-
1..astJc 3 BR 2 ba home
wtth pool & breathtaking ocean view. Completely
ruml3hed
OONaiEN REALTORS
4SJ7-4848
Mlwportleodl 1169 .......................
IKiCAHYOH
COHDO
yurd. nr beach S395 Mo UluHs condo, pre8l1g1ous J ~2:lZJ.~2"!1_6__ HR. 3 ba StJper VICW
2 ~pool home 5 br, 3 ~ Agt. 644·11.33
$S25Mo. 3br, 1~.ba, <'P''· bo. 2 (a.truly rm.' fo'rplc , Caldo. adult romplcx. 2
rrpk, dbl gar. end yrd dbhwhr, covr'd patio , br. near Hoog 1•., ba,
Tract home 64&9f.61i km & pets olt S800 + rrp1c, d.shwhr 'IOo pel'i
~-2 lir. 2ba new rondo ~depo6it Call 964·2566 ~ mo 1st. last & dc
nr S C~l Plaza l'uol !!°~~I Agt, no (("(' IJOSIL 76S-76JJ
Ji•c lmmcd ocr up..tnl'Y .... ~Oft invt.-Jy Jbd. Jba nr tw-h & ~1496, 54.$-11768 ,.___. 3242 Hoeg Hosp. Long leot.e --...................... .
Zt>r, lba, small rh1ld OK WATF.RFRONT 2 br. 2•,, oo.ly S750 6tf>.1035
Nil Pets S450Mo 1954 H 00 Approx 1600 ,q rt 30• V~Ues t'Ol'ldo. buy & M~.549.:_~--\hp kecrac ·, $1.lOOmo ocean view. 2br. ~b:i
3 HR 1 Ra, S600 moothly, ()lane <tl 846 0503 or frplc, full security &
C'all m orning :irll r b4&lJ71 amco1l1es . S700 Mo
Owner 544-0614 wkdys ~. Brand new e .1 ec pe n fl'6.1120t>V£$tiWlmd.s ___ 67_J 8346 lhouse With or w out
2 Bdrm, nf'W f'tpls, Ol'W
pwnt Giir. focd y:ird
Ct11ld pet OK S425Mn
'"' lat.l + .. "" 7!!6 W W1bon 631 1005
V11Canl Jbr, lwnhm Im
mac Dbl i:(ar Nr So Cst
Plaza S450Mo Kids
~-~5C171 -----
East.side 2 br. 1 ba duplex
Rear ol property Qwet.
mature prcferrl'd S425
~or5484471
Jbr, fanuly rm. frplc, n1rl'
yard. Mesa Verde an•u
Large 2 br, 1 ba. garage,
small yard New crpt,
We, 1 ch.dd ok. No ~ts
S42S. ~ 8 Placeolta
545--798.1 .
3 BR, 2 ba .. Liv. rm., fam.
ml. W/{rpl., bllns, CplJl,
~; newly painted.
Lease SSSO mQ. Rllr.
~or 'J90.0409
boat slip Jbr. Jbu. beaut
l'flJWll! & much more
lJebt llunungton llarbof'
loc S2000Mo Own / /\gt
2u.sm 1265. 114 826 sm
.,..,. 3244
•••••••••••••••••••••••
RIH'TAl..S
2 BR, 2 ba. .. .. $575
21Jr + 0, J ba . S7SO
3 BR. 2 ba ... S6SO-n5
4 UR. 2''°' ba. . . . 1685-825
2 Br 1 8a condo, beaut de·
corated, "Sprlnga1 ".
$.UO/mo. Refs req No
paa AYlld 6/1. 557·3200,
~
Near new pnvate end un·
IL 2 llty, 3 lge bdrm.a, 2'h
flnrtlor RJdRe 4 BR Kl'n'
111gtoo Model. Rt'5crvo1r
view; guarded p,a te
S2000 Mo Sunny On1·
Realty, ask for EU ... n
5151-6427
Pl!run. Pl , <X'tJI 0 V 11' W , J
BR. 3 ba. $1.200 Yrly. bl'
67Hl.61 Agt.
IEASTll.Uff EXEC.
4Br, 2ba. 2400 !iq fl fam
rm, frpl<', l blk lo
sdloob, shops, church,
part & Boys Club, lcnrus
& swam club. Min. from
1ndu.alnal complex or
Nwpt Crll.r Handy ma o ·:.
garage w/ele<' dr opor, son water, bltna, aulo
sprnkJrs, gr dner incl
Frwt trees & m o re
Avail. immed $8SO sn 7123 or 642-0350
J Bdrm Harbor View
Hom e . Leas e /opt .
RIO/mo. Agent. ~7-1900
BIG CANYON Spacious
2br, 2ba, den. "Dover
Home '' S995Mo. 640-8582
~ Color l\ SIW litk
lllC UU I 4.\1.1 2227
3769
•·•········•···········
NO
LEASE
REQUIRED
'YEAA·AOUNO FUN
'.oc ~1 ""'"'."' o. "'' ,,.., • F ,~,. Sun'1o11y
hrvn• ti• l!H<J •. 1->4•
I•~~• Plu\ mo.Cl'l" "''
GAUT RECAO rl()tf
·~,.,. J • rrl'l' l&~ ,
lf-10 & l1tn \II 11J •'I
•w.1 fh I J•1t • "1..t t •
H fOff,Jtt•it \.•·;Qi' • ,_,,,,.
ming . u1• .. no H.i••J''
BUUTIF\Jl APART
MlNTS ··"'Ii'" I '· 'J ll•H)l'l Hll\ • I '
r •1Ylf"l I. l)tllurl'lo '" l
• AtJ1.11t t 1\i ''Q•Nt Pt·I
• M1,,, .. 1, ur.••'• n.1• f 'll• !,.
Oakwood
Garct.n A.,.11.menta
Hewpott hach/~
, .. , '''"• 1114) 64~-06!10
Newi>ort S..ctl/ So
1100 1611'1 SI
(l ·~ •• , ....
1/141 642 8110
WEHAVESUMMl'.:R
RENTALS
WEEK OR MONTH
i associated
llAO l'EPS P£/\lTOAS
,1 ] t/lf l olbG1I 6' I 1••'
2J:Sr, 2J~ tn IU(t• 4 pl1•x
t"'1ftlj)l"A on M..-ndm.1 Ur
;'Ii() ~1..\ flt~l s;:r,t) i
~"l ~57~or~~IJ:!
JISr lli.1 'WWt"<'k 5 m m
to bt J l'h, S3TS m u
~ 1.811
V. \U..i\l't :-.I \1.,.....,
'\1 wl)' dt-< or .atc·d :t hr
.ipt I t1.i ~ ~m.ill
1 h.old uk no ~'\.' •..t!l 4 111
(~ : .. 11:1 aJ2lj
~:r loc Jbt. 2bd. ;,i ll ulll
l•l 1'~1 l'fll I i•'f1 $:,lj \ltt
111~u.<> ~
2Ht. S350 rllu ht • 1,,,, •
... -c·unt)
~.S7 i 21JI
•••
MRHd
~I :'\1·wport 61\ d
(~r.111 .\1e-;a
Yoo Jrt• tht' wmnn 111
lwn r~ ttr kl'\' cSl l ~1
v11h.w1,Lo
TM
QUHHMARY
Tow
Li.Joa Uuch, ('/\
Ticket..' m11y bt· d .umt>d
b callulit &u 56iM. ('Ill m ---•-•!._ __
LarJte 1 br. halrony. pool.
pauo. adult!! only. no
p.•ls $295 m o 18&7
Moorov1a. 64.5-W30
2 Kr. l ba, IJJJlll31 .... 1n ·•
plex Lndry l.icil No
pi.<.'I S340 mo 269 C East
lllh Pl 6"-0452 -----2 Wrm, l Ba. E.s1de <.:.M
nen Lo park. walk to
!tchools , n ear nt•w,
~Imo &61 .. 111
belhs, fireplace. family 3 Br. 2 ba, association.
rm. formaJ dinlng rm, Steps to beach. 1750
comm. tennis & pool. Property House 642·~
S57S per mo. Call An.Ila , crf542.1010. i-.:..:::....:...~-----
281', lra P•lio. car•1e.
w•lk to beach. $375.
Ewil: 8-0318.
AduJta, DO pelS
CASA .. SOL
21661 lnnldl at
'6Z..'65l ........ I~~~~~~~ C•I hw 3171
2br. I ~t... studio. Gar, ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrplc, DI W, USOMo. 7~7474. Slf>.3397 --------
New 2 br + 2 b• condo I
bakony wt view. ga,.ge,
bltnll, r Ip. pool + spa .
... Call Ad Sitter 143.
1CM3110at bra.
MAltt8'SWAUC
Lfc 2 fr 3 br apts Crom
MSO. Y'rplc, larKe yd,
pebo. gar, nr HunUngton
Harbour. children OK .
18ll62 J ib CIJ'cle, apt 1.
~56ZJ
Oefuxe PCJOlsule xtra lge
<h. 2b8 Bltn.s, dahwhr
1""1 miJes bl'ach Adlls,
no p e t s S395 m o
s:J>.8362
3 block tc1 btoar h 2br.
l''lllil. d.in rm, 'Wl rm
pantt) Mature :idlls
213 c Atl1t11U&
S450Mo L.lrRt" 2br. l .bd,
~peT' iolrf'u Walk LO lUrf
Adult.a :-to Peu m 3307
JBr. 2.lia, cle~n S425 m <1
li:inJc rJ( Arrwn< .a Tru'l
IA1Jl i~l dy'> Muo
f""n!M
IUCHWOOO Ar'TS
l&'l Hr. pool. '-PJ p:itur., wJ ltdwl&. no pc't'I o. t:lln
bn~·. cir,., .. t•J rr-.y &
~~UIOO
~leodi 3•41 .....................•.
W 11u-1 br apt. h(•atf'd
poo l , 11t.•e " n r rvn l,
t1f·'\ .. 1tur )Ub lt>rr park·
~~mo~~--
DWghtluJ mobtle home.
luxunously furn1sht·d .
pvt beach. l br 1395 Mo
M.AW't' pref ~ 'l227
lAllJll"O MicJ-f ll s l ...•••.••.••...........
:! UK 2 II.a, nr 1-:I \/1i:ut-I
<...ult <.:oun t:, lo(.ar ""
r" n d p u '' I ' <4 !I :. ~-i>IW. IJ>I ~
Z Udnn l IJJ J IJ'l SH, ~
m" Pool & ,.., rm
ICJl.m:Kl --... wpoo11Hch 3169 .............••..•••••.
PAii NEWPORT
.. 9 " ........ . .. ......... d 3900 .. ........•............
SamillV..e
New 1&2 ·bckm~ury
~ apts in 14 plus
fro m $390, 2 bdrm
townboules from 16315 +
pools, Lennas, watttfalla.
pmds ! Gas ror cooking •
heMaJ.ng p&Jd. From San Oieco Frwy drive North
oo 8e11Ch to McF•dden
then West on McFadden
to Seaw 1nd Village.
17141893-5\98 ..... 4000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S72 Week & Up • I Ors.
lr.1tr henellu. pool &
mud serv 548-97$5.
Landco Inn MIMI
In C:Ollta Mesa ho m e.
tut.ct\ pnv l200/mo. Ask
forOlru. 646-7174
Pnv. nn. shr ba. Nr OCC.
Kit pnv Sl40. Alter6 PM
SC9-llM7
Hoom for reol tn nice lg.
old ho use. '225 m o.
Balboa.~ 3014
Bdrm pvt hom e . C.!11 .
area. No kllc.h priv. l.Sl,
l~l •sec dep .
631 LGZ:~
~s-.... ,..,. 4200 .......................
Eltcape to Lido for a sum-
mer ol gun fr fun : 4 BR.
1.-.ty home wftb ·great
patJo Walk lO b1y 'n
beach rlub, tennis &
village May Sl200; June
S:Z.<XX>. July $3000, Aug.
$4,<XX> A.cl . 631..f.24 7
t:lega nl 2br , 2ba ,
Ba)'front Apt. 7th noor.
Sec W,. Avad June l lJI
Sept. 30. 646·1427
~-taids.
COUNTRYCLUI ONTHllAY
UVING 2br, 11>9. 8e1('(111 Bay toe.
c I • .. b d Temb at, pvt bc:h. Safe .,ing t>S , I-... e r oom area for k Ids. Fully ap&.s. & LOwnhous<'l>
t"tomS400 b44 1900 rurruahf'd. Avail J un~
-----lhru Sept Per m on
2 Mr .,tudJo 5450 :-.n pt'L" average SllOO. All three
,,ear~ llO">p bJI b279 mom SUOOMo. Call eves
rr 1 f/74 20ll & wknds 714-673-8243, -------wkda.1sm.3S:i:S.
W<>Stcl1(f IRt' 2br Iba. v.......... 4250
adh.\, no pets. nc-w dttur. ••••••••••. • • • • • • • • • ••. JVJI 64.>815.2 I -------MAUJ condo R...,. ua aolf
!-'OR l.t:ASE 2 br 2 bu resort. 2 BR . 2 b • ..
CXl'an & bay \'IC~!> 1n Jecuzzl 213 . 471)..3212
Villa Balboa Adu lb. no .... to sa.,. 4300
dul;:s Good 3t'Clll1 ly ·-···· •••••••••••••••• Matlow· Kennedy Corp
Anna Morland, cxclus1vt•
aRenl 975 0800 or
631-0486
2 Ur. 2 ba, new crpu &
drpg. AJJ adult, no J>('lll.
Shown by appt. only .
~
Fem. caU me for rree N!nl
m exchanle tor work.
HowW,&.om
Mo¥ini! Avoid depoaila &
cut llvlnc u penseal
Profeulon•llY a ince
li71.
lb'n> Bay-<>eean vu lots
from $2990, walk to
beach, le rm1 avail.
161.at21
Subl« av.U May 15-0ct
t On IOI.I course, 2 br, 2 ha. l'l>Jc. pool, Jae, p at,
bea&i.ffuUy furn. Adults
only. $950 p er m o.
IM«79E've1.
•el. 96U'787 • 3 Br. 2112 ba. N-port e 3 br dplx Ry WC<'k ,,, .... month Ull June l~lh
meMiBJIU.
APARTM Jo:NTS 3 br 2""1 ba. walk to l><'h.
HOUSIMATIS
83Z,.(lJ4
·---_ ... _,, .....
Univ. Park 3 BR, 2 ba.
<Xllldo, fri>I.: on grttn·
~It. pool, spa fl tennis.
Avail. now. $675 Mo . ~93:5() or 646. 1.59
Terr. twnhse. Gar. crprt, 213rm.s.saJ
frpk, d/w, pvt pal. Huge 1--------
greenbelt, pool etc. Qwet •'AMTASTIC •
e nd uni t . No pets . ~ & townhou'lr
$600/mo. 644 ·9514 or available June l5lh ror
~lJ'll. f12:IOMo 700.9117 2 Bedroom condo 1n
IRVINESPRlNGS. $475. BIG CANYON Deane 5'#tt8UMTALS
per month. Ranch ReaJ. Hom&-0CN VlEW, pool, Neat beach 1,2 & 3 HR
•., 561-1222 spa, 3800 IQ ft SZlOO mo apt.a., $300 W t"e.k. up
v • Owner-WTS-02:S2 IALIOA NEWPORT
675-1170
..
BRANUNEW
2 ~.2 Ha MSO
fo:Xet'Uent loc1Uon. wulk
to complete shopp1nK
BeauWullY lan<Ucapt-d
Sp11c10W1 upt.s. Pnvall•
pcillOll or oc~k.s Adults
lleat paid No pel.5
Open UMJ dally
31111West Wilson, C M.
&ll-SS&3/5olt-:M-08
&&ade 149 E . Bay. 2br.
It.., pool. Adults. No
~ l380Mo. M(}.-0839
fJool & tennis. 1750. ~No • ....,_. Home.
G73-64t.J. 990-1421 ~. Prof male pre.
Large l bedroom, fo'. fJ, on femld. S300 mo. + Ulll.
W21«. dOC'k avail. $600 -------------
mo 17 141673-88d or APP\YMOCMAIM
lm-ll\5CJ • •HOWll• •
4Br, 21),ia, very lg, .it on 1 Rea&a&SMrtaaSenlco noor. beauU!uJ new dllt Hal 8ooftuM hr You
dt!<'or, rrplc. pvt. or w.M1'1S7d.Ql-.-
be8ch •bay. Avail now. ~ beecb Coedo,
OWdren OK. S7SO mo. _.. r
1012 We8l Balboa. Jdf female, noa amvae , D& .-&or"7..S 13>-:rm
llldd.Je •I" bH Zbr.
t'-fllm. ..-t to sbr. All ~I. I 1moke. SIOOllo. --Ihle 24·34 for 2br · ~Imo 1st. tut • dep. + \AJ utll. 111 Tulip Lane.
C.111 •
DI 111S.f'6M ....................... ......... ..,,Sm
....... ..,e'lly. lop • ..,.MN
llWlW.ti
-··-•••••••• ••• • • • • • • W. ~ C.rpct Cl ml'n
Q.8'IOM BJUCK WORK ~ C'lioan .. uphoo
IWtu-wall.1, pl&n&f'r•. Wen~ Truck moWlt
dri¥t5, B8QI.. et<' ICK>'t uma..MWJJI
ref a. Newport 6 c M ----
61Mi512 C1rpe\ Buy d 1 rt' c t
throuab 1utallu at Brlckwortl, t mall JObli ~ t!lpen tmt1tU1t ~. CO!tt1 M • • w~ J lrvme.6'7$-3ln•v,... oon. ~ C1&ar aton ~ ---C..../~ ..................... ,.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
El.E(. 'T.R I(.; I AN I' tH' t.-d
n aht frt"e et1tl ma le un w~ (JI' •mall Jobi Ur lm?M 173 0359
t.li!clncat 4' p111nt1n11 ~~bhi Sm11ll Jo~
pn<ftn'tld b31 &22 .. n e
bccr¥11fka
C\JSTOM INTERIOR
CARPENTRY
1''horn1•011 Keisel •• ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
By Jey 642-AOe
l.Ol1'S CARPENTRY Patias.~.panl'hng
JO yrs ex pr s.s 1
B. W'tlson & Sons. patios,
rm add, remodel, plans.
A-ee e<il. 30 yrs exper
UC ·~487 Bonded
646-1740 ~-6085
ContnirtOOI l~lM U..c~. ~d r & dump
Cftnmn•oR·alllyl)h Exper J T · .. liar khoe ~ 642-MH2 Servwe 893 6744
Ct'menl work of au lunds.
P.lt1oi., !>t dewalks.
bnr kwork , free est
S56-07S7
Best Prolesi;1on11I !.;awn
serv Jxmo S25 95 0 K
-Lawn Se r v1c:c .
2JJ/ 4ZJ.OOW Sell wilh P.AS 1-.
ll s a BREJ-:z.t.:
t.lassll 1Kt Ad.., 642 56711 Wi\Wr t\<.,'TTON'>
Clas!ufod Ad~ 642 5671t
'l'ral tnm, landacaplng,
r o l ollll , aodd1og,
OCC lllude.ot. Sklploader.
dump truck . Grade,
ba&M.Dea~
~ Oavew-ewra Lite bauling-m ov1n g .
Garage/Yard clearunc. Arturo Gardenlog, Trff Re.as. rates. 642--0706 Ser-vie~. MIW:ltenance ai •----------
Ya.rd clean-up . .&&$ 2LZ2 Hau1mg ar Dump Jobs
or&el-11617 after Spm Ask ror Randy -~~ S49-"3li8
ffoul«leanln1 Colleu
atudeot·reaaon 1 ble ,...., Call bet. Z.7PM.
551-8'199
I ••c .. I 1 .......................
.qu..uty Lancbceplne •
Olmp. IOftacape design
" 1MC11l1tioo, All work l\W'. ftee eat. Green-
d a I e Laodaca p i nc m-G'76
JAPANESE
LANDSCAPE
-·· .............. __ .... _
B&o9. Brick. toetrete PAINTING. lol/Eat.
work. patlo covera, comm'l/rtald .• mod.
deck.I. New lawH, ...a. llnl ref•. call
1prlnklera. THJtEI 0..•70ll
AOSDLAND8CAPINO.
Uc llUIM. U'7·4W, •IM
WAU.PAl'E.RlNG
,.._.._Lie~
AWi. SU pr roll
........ CaJJN«m...-.......................
Movln1r The Starvloc ~'>' pUJtia&" paper. Collete Students have iDI. WCIR1uar. P'reee1t.
iron. Llc. TlZ4·4lM. 5'eve. 547-Glll
Sameaooctaen. 641-8427 o.c. Paperban1ln1 ,..ki/P•"-9 Oltm IQlt.allaUona up to
··-··················· 30'Nd.lac. Oft pa~. n~ PAINTING 8,11.Zl.112 Pager 115963
Expr'd . Reu Rates. Free Est. Call Gene Paint, wallpa~ now. ~ Save l.6-1.S%.
Painlln1. INT I EXT.
Ne&, bootet. rea.s.. 12
yn. esp. Llc'd. Dave
-~.
Call WW 142.-Z:S
1m.erior Is edftior pa.mt·
1og le pa pering by
tradesmen.. Pbooe Peter.
aft. &pm. 48'7·2m2. Design sprinkler. sods. f1ne ut. painting. St. dean up, mamt, warr, Llc/lns. Try me R. Wallpaper hangtog, re·
exper Lie S.11·8162 or Smar 1136-~c:c: asonab&e rat.es. e xcellent
• ........ •••••••••••••• Ham11de a b I 11!'1·28112 . -wont. cwar 979-6895
f\nit ~ Dram Serv ••••••••••••• •••• •••• • • ------Prol. paant.tnc Ext ar Int.
Get 1t naht the first lime. Want a REALL 'i CLEAN Mm_., 1Dw t'lllel. 1t38001.5 Free
CaU 536-0118S or 536-1045. HOUSE! Call Gingham ••• ..... • • • • • •. • • • • • •.. ail 536-4:113 MC/Visa
~y pamters,&nter I ex,
ter.lo ratesJasl service.
fret est. M-5684 uc 1111101 Gui. ~est. 6'5-5123 Bndt, siooe. block work, . .. .,...
••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpentry , mason ry,
roul1n g, plumbing.
Fioonng, Stucco & tile. Drywall & more J 8 .
646-9800
Alnt clearung done by
lady w/exp. Dependable.
own trans. 847 ·36:17
Make your ~hopping
easier by uswg the Daily
Ptlot Classified Ads.
~ Ors. coocrete patios,
wt.ks, dnvewa)'s. Fttt
est. John 846-U83
Brick work. frplc's, plan
lers etc New.repair.
Free est 646·0464,
64&e704
Dave's Pamtlng. senmg
area 9 yrs. mosl reas.
check m y rer. Ii c.
~
....... {hp*' • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Neat pate.hes & textures
AtlllST. 191·1439
Res1deotJAll&commett1aJ Expert in r estuccol!,
paanung. Free est. Reas pate bes & add1t 1ons
rates 87S.9591. 673-07~ ln1 Ext. 64S·!i660
.... • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Repair le Reroof. AU
t)'pel·lbiDllU•tOC:k ·
1hak9-compo.W'. Free
ML 50,5a> 1\n. Av all.
1 .... s.r.1ce • • •••••••••••••••••••••• Tree• lhrub. pnminl • removal. yard cleanups.
baullo1. 445·02'8,
M&-J4J3Jlm.
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
Complete video services
Weddings, athletics et.c.
lmo561-1831, 11s.s.s1s
WlwclrN a.iSd:t IJ • •••••••••••••••••••••••
Professional w indow
deanulg by Joe Daniel!\ '
714 ·548-885.1
LdtJe is Big!! Cwailied
ads are really snrall
''JleOl>'e to people" sales
calls with big rnderlhtp
and big results! To pl•ce
YoUt classified' ad. ~all
t.oday 642.5678.
hllOMll-5 5350 HlfpW..t.d . 7100 .........•..••......••• ······················' ..,.to~ ooo Offke Re..tal 4400 Offic •••••• •.• •• • ••• a1 •••••• 40400000. ~~~!!~ ... ~~~~ ~ Tnnt 5035 L.oat ••••• & •• ~ ••••••••• s •• 3~0. ~~ ••••••••• ~?.s.~ ..............................................
Male/female wanted lo EXEC'U'nVESUITt:S Single mom & son desin• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost older grey kitten *FOXY LADT *
share lge bousew/pool in 'h/~ PEI DAY to rent 1 room by ~9 for 6 2.0'"'c + return, short term wrth wtut.e marlungs vie: OUTCAL.L ONLY Tustio.C&llS48-467S9 l05 l."fz~ * Newport Center, lull wks ~5439dvs. trus t deeds. Broker. LagunaBeach.494-Wlrl_
or .. ~ .,. ... _r #H, ., • ., • ..,..,. services. pnvate, OC'can CaW'.capctaJ. TI0.5672 *972-1 Ill*
LUCICTLADT Accouotant/PUll Ch.ar&e.
lmmedlate requirement
lor bnghl, dependa9hv"
· ~t who. as "one·
Yd}'. I love you and YOU$ i person.. accounting d41·
•£SCORTS• ~
"'~ .--u: .... U"O.V.....,., view, $27().$630 759-9036. Wanted tn Costa Mesa or LOST: REWARD ! S m 00 ~ To locate yow btni· Irvine area. 2 or 3 BR. 2nd TD'S i.ilver Poodlt', ma le. OISCREETOVTCALI.
MU ilt MM cftlter of NEWPORT house preferred. 3 btwn Garfie ld & ~· Hewport'1 Fi11e111cial Execsuate has UI0-230 sq. Adull.s Xlnt references LowPoilth! Yortclown on lkh. II ij lnfonnalJOn/App't
sav1ogs account too partrnent performs all
Steve bookkeeping tas ks. M!F sbr 5 Br 2 Ba hse nr
Fwy & So. Coast Plaza
3.5.50 Spa. S22S + ulll.
&u-4913
Di1trlct with ;,... ft.WU'ldowofficesava1I. 673·5701 t:ve!>. & lSyearterm.SlO,OOOor 9fi2..t64l
"'"'lat• acc•u to in airport area build weekends____ more.NoBalloon
O .C . A i rport & Pit.ab decor, met. coof ..-.U/IR•nt/ 673-~N~Co Los t. bicycle. blac k
Schwinn. white w;;ills .
reg EQ580890 9821
Lapworth <.:ire . II H
~
""' .. e._,..,.E. u.c .,.,-~7 11naoci.al analysis, for -~ ~ Jo,IV ~ JO'OWlllg Newport Beach ---------•r Net-d a ma.,'lf"\lr . ool It r Mu.n calh any hour ~alharucl l~U mg irm · ·
M/F new lbr 2"'1 ba hom e rm.. recpt. 6 colfee. Fl.I I· An.C•
m Irvine. Sl9S + ul11. ly equip.wtrd prm. serv •••••••••••••••• •••• ••• T.»-3SSOor673-5432. avail wt cop ier, twx ---------• Fuly wnlced offiu & telecop1er ..mt rates &
Fem. roommatetoshr Irv "'---600 ..a.. 1 I ,..,... """"1 spoc•~ ,q. "· mo ree.~-· . home w 1yng mother of 2.
prt balh, Jac., art 6PM.
5S2·TT34
Looking ror res p .
thoughtful woman t o
share 2 br apt. tn Dana
PWlL 493-7643
Please call ror an ap·
Jl()Ullment
83J.8813
•2117" a day per sq rt
Rmmale wanted for ----------
mobile home $250 mo. Plaa
near beach. &ecuttn Suites
646-3119 ar.ces avail. in qwet
2 small of cs. SLSOt mo · 160
sq ft. $75/mo ·100 sq rt
File & slorage space
:1155 Birch. N 8 . 751 ·5551
Lrg window off1rc
w!recept1on. apx 500 s.r ,
Dove St. $600. 752-1194
MEARUDO
Small ore. or desk space
avwl. Agt. 675..S170
D------~te-lo--.. --h--di-··i.ed SI.Ole. 2021 BUSI· nuuuw... s .. r sc m ,...... Clfice space to share. 3816 ~ M l "' or 1 ness Center, Irvine area r • ~ S. Bnstol at Sunnower.
w/you. 642·24 16 -S.A. New dt-c & c ..... l. Up blr9PM. .,. MOO. crpt, au, 1000 sq. fl. toSOO&q. ft 751·1933
14341 Beac h , #B ,
4350 Westminster. 84.2·2834
... •-•••••••••••••• • •• LAGUl'4A ~UEL
Ocean View S u 1t e.
Presl1g1ous Newport
Beach Joe al.loo. 480 sq. fl. WANTED: Deiux.e office. 828 sq ft.
Gara.getnCdM. newpr(l(ess. bldg. pnme •---------____ 673-0060 ______ , location. s lTee l ex·
Call 8J2..2()11 l
COSTA MESA posure: Crown Valley
Garage & storage areas _Pkw)'_-'-·-831_·_15_1_4 ___ _
avallabk!. Ask for C.ra1g. Bllyfront office. parkm~ &
_Agent~_-_640-__ 9900 _____ 1 j an 1 t o ra a I . S 3 9 5
Storage garages for rent
on Balboa Perunsulu
next to hm woe. ( lO•.; x
3>1M.) 673-2943. 673-3930
Offiua... 4400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1235Sq. fl. S988 mo.
1611 Westcurr. N li.
Ageot, 541·5032
{713)673-1003.
Offiu s..ites
Rare chance lo renl
month lo month in super
prestige Koll Towers.
MacArthur al Jamboree,
Newport Beach. Ready
MaylS.
<GLI> 714-955--1055
MEWPORT CEHTER btclltt•• Suitn PresUgious ocean view
offices w/anl1que de-
coraled conr. rm lflO
Newport Center Ur.
644-7UM>
EXEC.sums
Prime Newport l:k!ach
loc. Near O.C. airport
Rent incl. reeept1on, con·
fer e nce rm. Janilor
serv., utils. 100 free
<'Op 1es & mor e .
Secret.artal serv. avail. • DELUXEOFFICl::S •
lliorDougS5l ·S4ll 12 & 3 rms. from 93< J>Q.
ExecWlve ()(fices avatJ m It No lse rt!(! 2172 Du·
lull serv. ofc bldi;t. Nr. Pont Dr . nr airport
O.C. Airport. Recept & _833-_3223 _____ _
phone ans.. secy i.erv •
conf. rm. etc. Please call
7S2-6188.
For tha&e who havl' mudc
tl to the top The ul·
umate office
UDO
EXECUTIVE
SUITES
Dodtslde .m th l.1do
Manna Villag~
SERVlCES
Reception, secr elan .. 1,
,d1ctalion/lr<1n:., ucct,
computer time. twx
~rvice, dupl & pnnt, adv
& PR. mailing, lnivcl,
catering & more.
These professional d<'·
cor ated & furnis hed
facilities include a con·
fer:ence room. kitchen.
wet bar. sleam buth,
harbor & oceun view'>,
covered park1ni: & bout
shp.
f'rom SOOO a month
Ckcupancy June I. 1980 m-m2 962·4037
day night
Sq fl 90< fl. Avail 1m·
med. Near S 0 . frwy.
Redhill Realty, Virguua
()' Bnm 673-7300
-.....u OpporiuMty 5005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Established Retatl glfl aod stoneware
buslneSS m elegant sbop-
ptng center. Ideal owner
opera lion Turn key.
with excellent return.
Owner retJnng. $72,000_
-.523 l'AMPU5Dl·fRV,,.E
.-i wry Sdool + Real estate. Newport
Heights. Call now for de
tails . Century 21
Newporl Ce nter .
~~
Beauty Shop w11h at
t..ached spacious 2 br +
ram rm. home. Xlnt.
loc:alJQQ. S% assumable
loan. money make r .
REAL DEAL P 0 Box
S112, Hemel. CA. 92343.
Pnnc only
HIGH VOLUME
lAQuor Store w top loca
Uon. have sales S55.000 to
IOO,CXX> per mo. net 13 S''k
to 17.5'7' Long lerm
lease lno per centuge1
$330,000 + inventory
Owner·pnn ooly. 636-1463
DaVld.
IOATSALES
AHDSSlY1CE
S800.CXX> Gross 1979 Low
~.High net. Long
establis hed $36,000
Down Good terms Ask
for Mooty 957·5762
~ ~lf•Sl'~TE.tf'S' l .... ~. ) _..WW
•NEWPORT BEACH•
•PRIMELOCATlON•
SO)'fh from waterfront!
PURE
CLASS ..-SS R...tal 4450 lw•cdt•uit Oppa......., 5015
SOOsq ft.
(714) 964-5994
Cannery Village oHlce
space avail. 1 lgl! & I
sml. Broker 675-4912.
Clfices in Bayview Hotel.
Historical laodmark.
S250 4' up. Bay View
Jmmed. occup. Contact
Rose..673-31122
450Sq. ft. $450mo. lndm .dua.l olflce space·
4001 Birch St, N 8 . Irvine. Jamboree &
Agent. 541·5032 MacArthur. Month to month rentals. Ample
View cl Bay. U t lime of· parking. From S250.
fered. 2 db offices. Ap· _Ca1J __ : _71_4_-3S_l_·l500 ___ _
prox. 10009q. f'l. 2 pvt CE
bat.bl. 2400 W. Coast •HI *
Hwy. 731..ao5, MG-5300 Newport Center Office 4
Rent with ~ ol recep·
w~~~(,L,'.~ ~lf~.L-~G I
•••••••••••••••••••••••
For store & office space al
reasonable rates.
500 to 2700 54 Ft.
MESA VERDE bR
PLAZA
1S25Mesa Verde E. C.M.
545-4123
•MEWPORT /C.M.
Up to 4700 sq.ft. avail. al
prime corner. 17th &
Nwpt 81. 675-mOO
4475 .......................
O.OC:e studio space for
real. Wood floors, good
location, call 644-1295 a ft.
8pm.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Orange County Produc -
t ions Co. wants ln
vmton. Short term 6.ft
wks 50% return. Call
7»-4420. ...,to ..... 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fNEED
fMONEY
• CalDITMO
NOILIM
2lild & 3"I TD to.t
97MSll
ATTan&ed by
Comttt-L.-. . '
Uon, cont room, kitchen.
phones, secretarial &
tdex.
calJCiodyat760-0100 .......... ._... 4500 MmiyW..ted 5010 -~-..,,=--~=-=:-:::,--:~=-c:-=-=tt:-:-~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
-I , 1 M· •• ., .• 111
I i '-) ht fJ 1
MSO Jnd/Ofc near nu. Need l20,000. Sec:wed by PToflsMDIM~ .. '=" ~~':ct,~oCir .• lit T.D. Npt. Bch. pro-
n:-'ral§t P.:!!'fi..... Id~· nr ·2834 perty. Tenm 6 interest
w '"'' .... 4550 rateopen .... S741 U le. New P us'b •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ....__rt T t cpts, 4Ba It elentor . For rent 28 x 70 fencd ,... JlllS. ,_ Rent 2Z10 aq ft to 4500 sq I 1 I F DIMi 5035 ----------• ft. .:1132ndSt. Bkr/co-op. commerc a ot. or ••••••••••••••••••••••• llCAlrqe or bo•t buildln1. ~......._ C PltlS116I Ca1J SIERRA REALTY S75Mo. C.11 art. SPM. -MhJ. o.
W,.._., ... ~ 613-7WO McJn.1bura.631·206C All typee ol real .state _.. """'• inWlltmenta elnce lM9. LOCATION DeCOIOHAt .... e 2 roam. oe.:f.~e, .... w_... 4600 S,.a.du1• ...... ....................... 2mc1n.
........ ~IHclt ~~~.350Sq. ~bedJoom eotta1e In 64J.2l71 541-061 I a.MoooSq. n . Realonomics'75-6700 qui-~ apot In dL11 1~na ~acular Bay Vlew1 Be-.., Corona ~ ... " Widow lull money for 2nd • ._Bans, l'\rtplaces o.11 apace noo mo. s ml or Celt.a Mesi'°" SIOO or T.D. 's No credit ebeck.
•.......... p.-t-office suo. 1827 m.~et area eaHn· no -It -ooo-•A no ...... _ ......... tJal n•· • .a ·-.... )'. •v. ..... .. •lmmedi1teAvall1b1Uty WtBtditf,N B.831-0800. Th.e o':tiy Pi le~~ "*·ForadloncallAll
P\MMCaUforan,\ppt. *OlllOEUJXESUJTES, Ne-.paper, P .O Box 87).7lllanytime
•71t ....... 2 From 1115. Alr cond., 1..580, Cotta Mesa, CA Me.ey te Lom -----------1 ~=-= 28.\$ :::;:..or telephone ~.!.-
•••••••••••••••••••••••
5100
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••• R.H.~ran
3152S Bl r Dr So. Laguna Beach
Yoo are. the Wll\ller or
two free llckel.s ($11.50
value I. lo
TIM
QUEB4MARY
To.r
Long Beat:h, CA.
1kket.s may be claimed
by calhog 642-5678, ext.
272. •••
Launch -Pagan
Derby -Twinge
GUILTY
Tiie jlldgment of a traH1c
cop 1S DOl always right,
but tus customers arc
always gu! ll y ....,, .. 5120 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MAX£ SOMEONE HAPP'Y
MAU SOt111£0ff£ SMI\.£
Place a HAPPY AD
ln tlus column
I or only $3.25
Ca.J.J 642-5678
Congrats boss on your
new teeth! Popcorn &
corn outs once aglllJ\.
M.aUbew, Roses are red
Candy is sweet And your
a ~ Who's reaUy
neat.Love.Kilt
LUST . Lg female
Blk /whl, Ala s ka n
Malamute. vie Sowe,..,
Sehl. l nd1an:ipol1~ ·
Magnotta Jl.U Heward
~2863
Lavender Jade bracclt-1
/\prll 19th. Rewilrd
6G.J444,646-4i987
FOUND: German Shep
~ M. Blk 4' Tan Full
~ Vic. IJ.albo:i li:ay
Oub 642--2500
FOUND· Pomeraruan M
Found <1·1.9. Vic. lie.LI &
Got.hard U B. IJ.46-2711
aft 6.
F ound 4-26·80 Sat.
s ·OOP M . Small
Schnauzer found al Vi c
t.ona & Plat't'nta <.:all &
clescnbe. Days 64~5570
EWI>~
Fi:uxt al Balloon Race.
fem:ile Sllky 11.baso Apso
Call 963-7625
FIU'ld· Cocbpoo. Male.
nr Ad.ams. C: M Call dl
JPM , 641-1!688
LOST . M 1n1J lur t•
Scbnaw.er s ilver-it r ey
Approx 8-91b 6 mo~
M.agnolua & Adams II H
213-~9668
5350 . ...•.•................
PREGNANT" Caring,
ronfidenl.lal rounselt.nK &
n'ferral. Abortion, adop
uon & kN"PtnK
APCAHt: 547-2563
COVERGIRJ.
* 953-0778 •
24 Hr OulcaJI St>rv1 rt'
PRE LAW student nt"C'd..-; e .cn> Will do anylh111g
Legal t:onl 1denl1,1I
DVM P 0 Box 32 12.
N 8 9"6i63
••
Clmies Angels
*Outcalt*
642.:3112
MC/Visa
TOMMT"S
OfHEWPORT
ESCORTS
642.1571
H 0 L L S R 0 Y C t:
ESCORTS
bcort5 •<Mc.all
24 Hrs.. 731-n52
NOWHIRIN<.i ---------Prcl. M.atllwiee by St~•e.
Llc 'd Therapist. NB.
UAM-8PaL Appl only.
548-21Jl7
DAY&
EVEN I MG o.c. AJaPORT
•ESCOITS•
972-4976
lOMMAM
FwtP~Etc..
For Sincer e ~n
People
Ladles tTeoe Uus month
OJlJPLESooJy iS0..0674
SINGLC>only 7SG-0677
~ded M:.ga4 Hrs
LAS VEGAS
XMOVIES
l'..dl'nng to Coupln
Tom 891-5459 ----·~~~
URG E:"(J': W~ ESS of
alt.ertalJOn ol Feb. 19,
!I U.PM. :-4r Bullock.s, So
(;st. Plaza. Call i51-4769
• ••
Y-diC..aMi
3UO'Z Amber Lane-3 Dana POI.Ill
You are lhe wmner or
two free t1cket.s 1S11 50
value), Lo n.
9'&HMAltY r ..
Long Beach. CA. ________ .... 1\ckds may be churned
by calli.Dg 642·5678. ext m .
SPl.RlTIJAL READINGS
10am-10pm. FUiiy L1c'd
4Se-7296 or 492-9034. 1815
S. C11011no Real, San aern.
Gr...tC•••Y
Hey Jenoifer. When are ESCORTS • • •
we going to meet ror 2Allrs 841-0180 DI MONO w NTED· break.fast aeam., Call __,.wS/MCIVISA A A · ~--~~"~~'~ ·~~ Priv. pert.rwill buy 1 to3 ..;.me:....:.:... _Mary......:; _____ :: ant. cash. N.B. ~5
L.Olt&F..-cl 5300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
RDIAIS
AIEFIEE
cal:
MJ.5671
Loll or Found a pet? C 1U
Aolmal Aulatanc e
I.ape. 537·ZZ73.. DO fee.
Loll: Sml blll •er/ furry Das. M. Beach/Adams.
Reward.988-m>
Found Mo-Ped . Vic.
Newport Beach.
Ml-lOlll.
CASK REWARD for in·
format.Ion leading to rt·
CC1lff!tY ol drum set and
cymbals taken from
piided at.tUoo wacoo In
Colt• Meta April 22,
19). No que1Uons a ked.
Conllct Cl111lfled Ad
M1S, Dally Pt.lot. PO Box ueo, Coat.a Mell, c.. -·
Jj
001' ·+ &Jf horYet
fi~1~ r;;;' ft.{f1ni~ -
....-.wdl
~~OU( cet~I.
~~~~
2A-nur; ~~-r/~~~.
You moy request Ad-Sitter service when
placing your od ... our Ad-Sitter
number will oppeor in your Doily Pilot
od ... Ad-Sit1er tokes your ~ ..
. you coll in ot your convenience to ~t
the responses to your od ... this servtee
is only SS per week. For more
inf ormotion .. and to ploce yo.x od coll
"2·5671
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----· -f\alCtl()rl tndepeodentl)J."
cunmwucale easily wtlh •
Pf'O(e.i.1onaJ coo.swtanJ.'>.
Salary commeosur~• ~
wtth expenence & abili-
ty ~ rt!Sume m c<>n·
fi<Jmce to ad no. 614. Dal·
'>t•nrt \1""' J n11·••.11I• ror .111 lh<· 1orirlt1 ,,, '>t>'
ly PlJot, P U. Box 1560.
(;osla Mesa. Ca. 92626
kcomtsPcrr_..
Part time. expenencti
~· 64$-6501.
, •.• '"'' 11,111" v11 .. 1
\luth•·r ' IJJ' 1J,11lC• ~·JV I llh '1t·'>'·'"r·<,
1 Ml t>.• .ill\ 'l /t' I rtJna ~ 1 ;>~ uµ (' ,111 642 ~'711
for mm1· 1nrurm,111on ii. ACCTG BKPN<i •
lo pl.II'" \IOUr ffil"'·H'•' TEMPORARY
Register today to work
on vanous aci!OWltmg &
,__... _.;~ Sl•O bookkeeping assign
•o••••••••-•••••••••• rnent:. Work rlose t11 your home. F•l!Urt·
Clerks to Senior Accou.o
t.aats needed lhroughoul
P ROBLEMS-Need to
Tait" Fr-ee counsehn~. ABC Helpb.De 64$-2222 -Orange County
T I •£ 42 .... .......................
~& Wuudioa 7005 ........................
EADIWHIU
YOULLUM
Sla rtang sala r y ;
n23 br, mer. to S3 36hr
:ii\ 90 day., Ka1w lo
SJ65ihr w~ re-rt1ftra·
lJOll ott ai.ned. APP' Y u t
1S5S Superior /\ \'c,
~ Bearh&46 7764
E 0 t:
7075 ........................
Manager exp m laricl' apt
complex. large mob1ll'
hoak-park. manufa<'lur
1ng plant & pnntini:
OOWi
Babysnung 111 my hm
Ages I & up Nr V1<'lon a.
Co6ta MeM! 642 841S2
~Wmftd 7100 ....•••.•...•.••••.•...
AcCOIMh Pay ...
Zl3J No Broadway
s<m. <:.oldwdl Banker
Bldll . Santa Ana
(714) 835-4103
F'R.EE PARKING
Aaytic F.ncator
Al leaiil I yrs expr.
Salary nt:g()(. ~0900
Ac:tiYity Dinctor
9!1 Bed ICF rac1lity ·
cerufled. Salary range,
S4 00.$4 SO an br. Xlnt
working conds . Goed
bene!il:. Tuslln Mandr.
lOS I Bryan, Tustin,
llJ2.0180 or 642·3SOS ask
for JUU\I
A1frenturc travel. Ad·
rnuuslraltve pholo2enic
.!S!>ISLant to motion
p.rture photographer
Requires world travel
with mterests in
outdoors & wnt1ng.
No studJo experience
req1.1red All replies.
roos1dered. Request
interview to: Research
Dept .. p 0 Boll:8915
Uruversal City. 91608
General accou nttnR
Mui.t know \OUChl•r
payable syslem Typmic
OOwpm +good spe«i on
c al c ulator G ood lmowkdge ol gen. oHice A."'ISSE.R Pleas. ofc. Npl
&>r'OCedw-es mandatory , ll <· h P li X e x p e r Salary comm w /ex~r help(uJ will t rain. 3·11
call Mary K.mg for Ul· sMt. 631·5640
l.en')eW. 714·891·43SI A....JI ll ----.. -.,-----------1 .._,ca ons oow ..... ng
AttounW\1t accepted for fumitufc
MEWL Y cat.A TED
Of'POITUNITIES
deUvery & warehouse
he!pen. Starting wage S4
per hr. Good advaoce--
menl for the right
penon. Call Moo. lhru
f)i. 8-9A.~. 646-7485
M'f. MAHAGEI
£llper'd.; adult com·
pk>JC 27 Uruts. 2311 Elden
Ave .. Costa Mesa
~or 894-0336
. .
ASSEMBLER Boati
manat1dw-ei needs as-:
sembler. Iii usl b e~
familiar 'f1t.b Ute el~-
t rl ca 1 woodwork le
hardware installation.
Duffield Yacht s .
&&S.(1115. Ask for Duffy or
Ttny.
Vinous finaoc1alrac· ~ reapoulbWllf's
incllldina: Real est1te denlopment projects, =olo ~trola It
,...W.tor report•.
require 2 to 5
yean general account·
Ing experie n ce .
Supervttory beck1ound •~1 decree pre-
ferred but not man·
dllory. Call or send re·
sume t.o: Ellen Tuey at·
Cl.MIU
PAIWIST
a~.::r.!~d.
Newport Btiteb. Ca -Equal ODoonun.ity
F.alfk>yw M I F IHIV
Ac;sp;MRU:RS. Wf' will ,
train, apply ?AM .
M.rGrecor Yacbta 1831 :
Plactnt1&. C. II. • .
ASSISTIM ' IDITOa SUIVIY • f S:IOPlll to l :JOPlll, lllon· C
day tbru Friday -,
9:30.UI to l :30Plll Satur~ '
da1. Gf'tlt '°" colleOana , .s mocril(blen. iM.oo ~
week . ONLY ~
REJIENT IS A ~
0 VOICE. Call : I
eG-ml. e'Xt. 312 alter
S:JOPM. Moaday tbru ;
l'ttdQ ' J '!he (utelt draw tn thef
Wtl\. . . a Delly Pilot
a.tried Ad. Ma-Sm.
-
Ma.I ntM JUST A JOI .
BEGIN A CAREEI
AS A COSMETICIAH
MAD 9000 MOUll~-leorn to do roc1ol1 wlth the ftWI ~
Sc•••li...t .......... moch ne. leom mok,e.up oppltcotlOf'I
the profes.wnol woy
let R ICh<nf s Beauty (.ol lege hef p you
atort developing new skills os o
Cosmetician. After only 20 weeks you
con be eaning o good living,
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'-....... .... Gt r:= JhY 1 f1f ................... .. ........ ...... ~. COSMfT10AN Cl.ASSIS NOWI
Umlttd fnrtlmtnt-CCll Nowt Call 642-5678-
bt. lJI r op mstructors give Help and Guidance.
Plenty of Proct1COI Experience, too. A1&oa••he
PAanD.-T. nut•
91>portualty to Join
lilblY Mil'~ Orant-'
0Duaty VOlbwa•m d'• allnbip. Thle r. your ~lo leant I.be P"r'U ~
....,w..... 7100 ... w..... 7100
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TUITION PA YING
PIOGllAMS
AVAii.AiLE
rLACEMENT
ASSISTANCE
.,..,. &ookw t~ am
....._ Uidlviau.a.J, over
ll. aome drtv\n1 re qw,..._ e.~Oeot t'om ~-beneftu.. Apply Ul ~AMf«Rob
JIMMABJNO
VOLKSWAC t.:N
ur7U BEACH BLVD
RUMlNGTON 8t;AC'H
MZ.JOOO
•t>Jw•t~r wa1H~ 3y r old OTI. Syr old boy. 4
eves 1w'k . Z.30pm
mtdruttht. My home pref
So. lrvme. M2·21.10.
BanAdng
OPERATIONS
OfftCEA
New branch opening in
Huntington Bea c h. ar-on, S&L operallooa &
a ew a ccounts back·
ground req'd. Excellent
l>eneiat.s. Call: Georae
O«Yt«. Progresat ve Sa vines
21.3"'33--0!n I
E.O.E. M /F
8'nkin&
. TEI.Lii
: ..W ACCOUNTS
'P,ypang reqwred. will
COfllrider tr a.intt. c •II for
-_ppt Jo an Marselle
-~I Mutual Savings
C.IEIS
UTVTIM
~ now nall¥ble
fcir twT time A.H laU.nt
Manlagen on 2nd • 3rd 11h1ft1 No n pe n encc
oec. We \J'llln. Adv &nc e·
ment opport unity for
~«neut JX*IUOOI to
SS SO .Per hour tf
qu.ahfied. Jo'or mMe tn·
fonzwuoo & lnt~rvu~w.
aOPlY to store 1137, 21 Del Mar, Coat• Mesa .
714·631-9421. Will Ill·
terview Monday thru
Fnday from Bam to 3pm
F.qwU Oppor Employer
Clerical. Invoice pro
cesso r , mu1t t y pe ,
challenging poelllon Wllb
teJcllle wbol•aler m M lS·
lllOll Viejo. 77().2922
COMPANION t:ld"1'1y
woman 1eC'lla middlt1
a,ecd wom,11n t.o abr homt•
6 domewUc' di.Ith• Non
•mokt-r Sal11r)' Mtu
\'\$&~
l'ounlt:r llelp, M1th.' ur
t't>m11 l t-Kut t c r -.
C1.-1i1nN·1 1"ull t l.m e k hr Ul8 E 16lb t' M
~1022
QJOk days, c,x~n1mced.
f\i.U "'Pl'rt ume. A.Ek for DonMl-OUI ----COOK -Exper lo cook
mg for conv hoep. 41
beds. C.M S49-3061
O>ok. F\tll or part Ume
Mesa Verde Coovales
1.'tsll. H.ospil .. al. 661 Center
I MANY OrPORTUMmlS:
• 1ntoroe1tng Worlt
• Pttrsonal $d1t'\f.let1011
• ~ecu"IY Jobs f'lor t•eo r' eco no mic
"''"'''on • Yo o p rogres s r OP •Oly to b eco me
tnorouQhly ~1lled
• S1.1lf--0mo10yment Opoortunuies
CALL t6 ... 61 I fOll
IMflOaMATIOM
RICHARD'S BEAUTY
COLLEGE .......... " ... "'' lt060 ........... H ..... °" ~
St. C.M. S48 ~. 7 00 H1fp W..t.d 7100 H.fp Wanted I
Cook needed for retire· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
ment facility. 2nd shtlt. 1--------•I GENERALOFFfC E ~t.ity cooking expcr . Eectrol11cs l'yplng, fllmg, telephone.
req'd . Good beoetih . •TEST pricing 1ovo1ces for
Newport Vula,642·5861 ,, crane & trud11og co
COOKS1 2 lu\e . w 111 lra111 T'n'llMll'l a us s · ~sPM M6--l.834
Pttime leading to full '"""""'"" Good gal wanted I M
time. F1ex hni. 1''0 0 1.> ht Ir lad SWft JarutonaJ help. Approx J
PREP PEOPLE . No ex hrs dalJy. HOUN flex.iblc
pr.nee. Will t.raltl. Apply Jmrned.lat.-~01ngs an• CJ ll 964·2239 for 10
Mon 4PM The Good avaJloble for production tt'rvlew Ask for M1i..,
Ear th, 21 0 Ne wport test t.tttsuctans to test & While 1&368 Haoda!Jer Cent.erOr,..N.B.~2411 troubles hoot Printed C\rcle.FV
Clrcul Bo~ and finol ------
COUNTER HELP 71\M to &SMmbbes u.'>('d 1n t"Om t;reat 2nd }ob N~ re!Ja.
lPM. IOPM to 6AM ~crt<.'f'rrunab bit-pt'ri.o n t n w ork
Winchell's Donuts. 253 t:: 1>W1lchboard Will tram
17th St. Cail.a Mesa R e q u I r e if w o rk 1 n r: f1 e:xible hours &t.S-7565 knowll'd g<' of TTL -.
Counter help. Sand wa<"h c1rcu1t ry us ing H OO smp. Moo.-Frl 9-3. 17k>ll senee IC's GUARDS & Loan. 570 Camino De
~a. San Clemente.
8quaJ Oppty Employer:..
Q.ERICAL
Crowrng p r ogr essive
company bM apening for
full·time aeneral 0'11ce person to do Invoicing.
payables, rece1vables.
BookkeeplnJ e xpe r .
hel:fful. H01p1talazat1on
an dental plan. Xlnl
benef1t.s. Salary open
The Bath Mart. 2711-H E
Qla.<;t Hwy, CdM Call
1714 1 675-4830, P eter
Schor Slcy Park Blvd. Ste. IA, ________ , lrv 5:i&-0670.
We offer a stable work
ft'IVU'Oflmenl with on <'lt
cell e nt t.a lo ry ontl
bencfil'I puckBge inrlud
ing rompany pa1d Life.
De n t a l , M <>dl cul
Jnsurooces, Pen5iot1
Plan. Savmgs Piao with
htlth illter~t .. 1oi., p111d
holtda)'ll per year and I
~ paid vacatJon after
6 months This position
mur.t b e fill e d 1m
rncdlatcly Plt'ase upply
ut Pt::RSONN EL
fu ll & part tim e All
.i r t·J ~ Unif o r m ~
furrushed Ages 21 or
m·f'r RelJred wek o mt•
No ~rience nee. App
Jy Uruversal Protf'<'\lon
Service. 1226 W 5th
Strc~·t. Santa Ana In
t/'l'Vll'W hours 9 12 & I J
Mun thru Fri.
BARMAID: Allract1ve.
«ithus1asllc, part tJme.
~S.9835.
Part Urne Moo·Fra. 10.2.
Phones, typinl(, hi.mg.
Ccdact Penonnel
Sd ..... fic Orttlinq
Controb
557-9051
EquaJ Oppty Employer
CREDIT ASSIST -Mu~t
have good II). key & t> p
mg slulh. Exper. in accti;
re<'e Re c oo c1 l1n ~
<.Ult.Omen accts. Salur)'
dependent on exper. Con-
ta<.t Ro& 714-M0-5684
IARTB40Ell s
Private Country Club.
Mature person. Apply
btwn 1·3PM. Wed. &
Thurs. •1 Big Canyon
Dr .• Ne1rp0rt Beach.. ---------Oellcateesen Help. F.x·
OericaJ perim<:i! preferred. over ---Beauti c ian ., 3 SECRET ARIES J.B. ruu n me hairdre!l~s nK'dl'<i full
or J> T with chcntl'lt' for
•'f'TY warm & Jri,·ndly
5ako. Plea.5e c all All ee
63J.9923 for appt at AIJ '1
Hair Ba.uar.
Employmf'nt av111I In 644·5619
mull1 4turr ound 1n~<, ---------
C11mpet1t1ve pa v 10 DELIVERY per<1on &
l.erVlew & hire F'or more <X.Qlt.er help n<'t'ded for
info calJ Tod Sforvaces automotJvc pawl st.ore. mi>S
ms>t 831 .003IJ I RIVI X, INC • ......_.Or•'--C........
ll80 Red Hlll Avenue
Calta Mesa . Ca 92626 Beaiay A.<>s "l, 4 day week
L&c'd req1Dred.
~12
Begmnanc recept1on1.,t
We tram. 9-S. UC Airport
.,.,97~.
BOAT CARPENTER
P(f to Iabn catc vanous
teak p art s Duff1ell1
Yachts. ~l5. l\sk for
Dllfy or Terry.
ClSllCAL
Rt.-gi..ster today for local
t.emporary assagnmcnta.
557-0045
Cf\·Llr\: n Ml'()(IAIN P\ 11!.0NNll SE Vlflct:.
3723 Birch Strfft
Hewponleadt
lbatMan experlenccd for Clerk 7-11. 1Jpm-7am
full tune pc>a1tlon. Call t-\alJ Ume. 675 PauJanno,
for a p p l . Newpo rt CM.751--4&2 _____ _
Harbor Yacht Club, CLERK -F\111 time
m.T130 ------Wanted for faat growing
BOAT REPAIR-Touc h corp. Xlnl. oppartunlty
~ MacGretor Yachts, for growth. No e xper
l83J P\actntJa. C.M nee. Ute typmg. Western
Stale Pension Corp. Npt. 8 0 0 K K E E P E R Bd1 loc:. 75&-1525
SECR!:TARV e xper'd ,
typm& S0-60WPM. girl C LERK ·TYPlST
hiday type duues. \ man RECEPTIOICllT lor
o f c S a I a r y c o m · Unr anc:e. 8r . ....-.
menaurate w/exper O.C. Ai rport a rea.
~ l!iSl ltIJ..Ql52.
laaMmplt g AH't CUltKTYPtST -
DELIVERY person want oo r~ Florut shop. M in
4 hrs per day. Premium
wai:e. rtra , compensa
l111n ror drlvlllg your own
\ c<tuclc. Apply m per-.on
r-;t·wport Hills F'loni.t,
2fA2 San M1guel. NB ----V ELJ VER Y A M I.A
Times. SlOO per week
~guna Bch. 4~96
DBJVERY PERSON
CLERK TYPIST
wanted for large com
merc1al travel agncy
Good bene fits, xlnt loc
ComJ)llJly car. Call Sul'
Beck for 1nlerv1ew at
8.51~
Dent.a.I
l::IJual Opparturuty
.F:mployer M f'
~MEERIMG TECH
O tyoC Lamina Heach
S 1228-11567 Mo
lnvolvec; E n~ p lan-.
rhN•krng, con~truc llon
1nspcct1on. \ond survey
mg & eng oft1("(! work.
College coursework 1n
pre-c•ng .. udv a nced
math. l(eograpby req
Apply ~ Forest Ave.
t.aguna Beach. by 5-2 HO,
:>PM.
E OE 1A A.
&ptril'nUd ...........
.....ted. 49M9 8 I.
Mature. 1ntelil gent F: X P E R
penoo w/exper handling MAJNT~ANCE person
floaoclal matte rs for needed Tut-s1 Frt. Sam
fulJ.ume olfice manager 4pm. Good co bene App-
in So. Laguna dental of· ly in person Sebastian's
flee. Prev dental exper Wmt. 14-0 Avenue Pico.
pre but oat mandatory San Clemente.
Startlni wary $900 Mo Fartory & Madune Sbop
6J.-13Si5 Skilled & uns killed.
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lfi\IR D RES S E R
n<«loo w •somc follll11.
l1lR ror C M. saJoo . C~ll
1Uffi.. t)' I 642.ms
llARUW ARE I< F:TAI I.
LAGOHA IEACH
Part ume pos1tmns now
dVd1I. 240 Hroadwa y,
61-4403
HEALTH C EHT ER
M E E D S
ENTHUSIASTIC
fHStGETIC ftYSOH.
To fill the pos1uon of Ac uvrues Manl!ger ldC'el
upplicant will haven ma
)Or 10 physical edu<'a
Uon PXC'r<'ISC' phys1olo~y
& .'lt.rOIUl managcnal ex
pcnenN? Arts & craflll a
dd1nilc +-_ Xlnt op
portun1ty f o r :>111£
motivated 1od1vld11:1I
llt.Alr.. vary. Xlnt t.alnrv
& frin g e b enef it .,
paclulge. f'or more in
ftnnaUon rootact Su31(•
Gfllven 97:K1700
EOE .MP -------
HOST£SS
FUJI time evenlng.s. Good
startJ.Dg salary. Apply 111
person. JoUy Roger . 4-00
S CoastHwy, Lag Bt"h
HOSnss
for oew bousltlg t.r act 4
days week. Hunt. Beiu·h.
For details MHm JobCoetClri 1mmed opeoinf for Jr.
Needed ror an:lulectural Clerk Typist In loan
• urban desisn firm ·brokerage co Fashion
OIHT.A.LASSIST Supreme F:nganeenog,
u-·va•_. -•••tan\ ~iw 849 W 18th. St. C.M I d muu .i..cv ---• llo te Mat s want t-cl ray beellSe ta do van ed -~ -Some la undry IH)rk n bl benefu laland area. No pre"aous Salary exi e , 1 · -per. necessary. Wi ll Please &aMi resume lo. ...
PBR.18012Sky Park Cit· tram. Promot.1onal op·
de, Irvine t2714. portunity, &4().935()
Cocktail Wa1tr e5s. Jn lo«+h 1pili9/Cleric qiare· Camino Me xican
duties ror busy H.B. Of· F1sh1nR R eel R t'paar. Vear-round. r aid V8('3
fice Good benefit.a. Call Pflimc. some knowledge lion Apply al Lat.i una
Man-Thurs. 8-5. 962 3329. d fishing tackle & me<-h RIYl ere Hotel. 82S S
Dis)nraaher. Full-time .
Mesa Verde Convales ·
cent Hoeplt&J, 661 Center
Sl.,C.M.
apptJtude req'd. 20 hrs eoa,,t Hwy. Laguna
wk. 642-11_63_____ HcUJ.
Food Prep. No exp. ne<: f\ill Ume. exper. helpful Restaurant. 20111 S. bw not nee. Many co. l:irookhurst. Jlunllneton benefits. Apply al 1660 Beach. PlaceotJa. Cceta Mesa. \..;;;;;;;;;; ____ ! DOG GROOMER
PUU Ume, over 18 only.
Santa Ana, Or a n ge
83S-O.lll. Newport Beach
644-0080, Laguna Hiils
586-3112, Cost a Mesa,
S.A.~191M.
Unl"erslty At.hletlc Club.
7-UAM. Mon.·f'rl. Cull
& nm Ask f (1" John
Housekee per . e xper .
pref Bl lin gual. • •
Maids, pit to at.art. • •
Service persons. • •
Front de.ak clerks, exper.
pre. but DOl nee. Apply
In peraoo. Hotel San
Maarten, 696 S. Coast
Hwy., Lag. Bcb.
IOOKKHPEI
Elrperienced lo payroll.
A/P. fillng, geo'l office
work. Salary c o m ·
mens ura t e w I ex per.
m4.1661·3612 uk for Tom
JWwn,
COMPUTER
OPERATOR
OR.IVERS -$200 Week
Will train Lruck drivers .
Open 3am-8pm_ ~ l3 · BOYSandGIRLS !!be Daily Pilot hu a
)mall r o ute in lbe
Oakwood apartments,
Operate a 380/30 DOS
computer system Ex-DRIVER wanted to de·
pe:rleoce or equivalent liver " ma.int.am rental ~ ~p.642-UB7
Jllewport Harbor Hl&b We dfer a st.able work
Scbool aree.. amln environment with a11 ex-ApproXLmat.e e gs: cellenl ulary and
Q30per moath. beneflll package lnclud· Call~l tog company paJd Lile,
Leaveyournamc Medical and Dental
Driven wanted, early AM
d eUvery of tbe L.A.
Times. StOO+. S46--023S
DIUYllS
Deliver bakery products
to super markets. Early
momin& to mid alter· noon. Call IW14TZI
_..:.And==~pti..::100::::.;:e:..::n:..::u_m_be_r ·--t Insurances , P e n s I on
a."fet Server. Lunch. rtan, Savings Plan with y..;:_ .... u •• da71 a bllb tnter.it, 10~ paid --. ~ ~. pw year and 1
;wee&. Appt, bl penoo to we8t ~ •acaUOo a.fter ;Job~ a tt d • , ,. o o d • ........ nu. poattlon D11Yas
... ~--·~J,.aauna, mu1t be filled t m · MenorwommBJnor
;GS SOulll Coaat hwy, ~-PieQe apply older. Know lbe cout
FOREMAN. small Foam
& Plastic shop. Exper.
w/baod & elec. toola nee.
Woodwo rk i ng ex p .
hclpful. Reply Ad. no.
9 . c/o Dally Pllot. P 0 .
Box ~. Colfta Mes a,
Ca. 921628
t)'amers for picture shop,
exper. pref .. m e ri t
ralaes. Coal a Me s a .
M6-tl63
GmeraJ
1be Balboa Bay Club la
OO'Wlunng
NJGHT AUDITOR. 11-9,
uperieoce pref. In·
House computer
SECURITY GUARD :
P.M. Shift. l y r . S«urity
or Military oper. Muat
bave telepbooe & tell•·
.. tnmporta\lon.
~ calJ for 1ppt.
16-7151 ~ Bucb. a PERSONNEL: cWa Net SllO a week or :::.,.~ •• HJ=--=,H:.;;08T;.=..._ESS......----1 m. i>S._ mo re . Orange Coaat GENERAL OFP'ICE part
,,..,_, a:.n Yellow Clb, 17300 Mt. I •Slplr. put.Um• oltet. Herrm1on, Fountain lime. typ o1, anawer AfJfO in pnoa at Two ~~~~-Valley. <No of Slater pbenel. Oood poeltk>n for
lbeJ
SECURITY
We a.re seeking a ~liable
penMll) to work flexible
1sw1og " 1raveyard
shlfta> boun. Law en·
forcemmt or attunty ex-
penence helpful. Enjoy
exc e lleol company
benems. Apply 9a m • noon. Koo-Fri, Penon·
nel
..wtalOTT HOTS.
900 Newport Center Or.
I Newport 8e1eb
• EquJ Oppor Em~er
ffOl'EL Mahl alldltor. PIT, 2
nltu, competlth•
salary. aper. NCR 4200
requ. Jl'or Interview. caU
&uldy5.1&-l42l,t-S.
.O.• from ILaly, 2211 3180R.thlllAvenue betwn Ne•bope • IWdenl. Private Cowlt1
'""'"'"· CJI. Co1t1M.a,Ca921828 ~lld) Cub.~ _. .. fh•11d1•1r1
Equal ()pportunJty ...... ~ pr br + bonut. · CASHlll EmployerM/F Need an 1ureulve 'Jl\&UorPtrworit.llaptd :P\111 or part tlm•. prefer ._ _______ ., • l*WOD to &.Ut c~e ol advancement. Mu•t be =~~~-f.?'f.; Pladnl • ClwlOed ad La fillna ln North I unl· 11. bavb~· • •Pted•k --,....,., " • •1 .. dla.UD1 your lftt&cn B11eb .l.Dl.arance O'*ll b. Imm . :,...... ..... to 111m. 0 11.....,Aideforelder· silone-Give ut • call. A1en cy. P ull ttme. ,oP~I•· 848 ·'7080, !.......-0 Sboel, 1111"1 s. IY lalb. f'riday oliht. • ·u do..... "~" tc.1!78 I •--.. IMJ.._ ~ BNtiol. ec.c.a M•a. S.W'daya. 54l.ol00. We u""' rest. IPW'-13 75/hr. C.J : -1. 1...:I ;..;;;;....~------
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Selly Pearce'
AITP"of
D..CllMJ
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Berdy JI
Dance Stldil
U llLCet.Hwy.C..
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241 1 .. c ... ....,. C6t
67J.J4ZO
OCBQ
Broadcastinq School
• n J • ""-l'roducuon
• C:1at>M~ T ilu$?hl In "mall \.rnup-
•Top Pr()l'l lfl)lrurt111);
• l11~h Plact•ment
• Kt•11'10n.ib!Y Pn <'ed
FOR FREE AUDITION
714/956-7171
ANNOUNCEMENT
II you are a male or female having an Interest
in the medical Of 19911 fields. and If YoU are
unemi>'oyed. under-employed. on welfare. Of
a veteran. YoV may t>e ehg1ble for tra1n1ng an
one of the following programs
•Aesp1ratory Therapy Technician
<Cen1fMld Elt01bte l
•Operating Aoom Techn1c1an •
I AMA Accfedltedl
•Para·teoal Lawyers A&S1s tant
An ellg1t:>le lnst1tut1o f'I under the Basic
E d uc atio n Opo ortun1ty G rant s . &
S upplemental Education QpPOftunity Grant
Programs Nahonal Direct Student Loan
Programs
For more 1nforma11on call
547-0305
Ame,.can College o r
Parameoical Arts & ~c1ence'.i
1800 N Broadway
Sanla Ana Cahfornll 92706
H..,wantect 7100 HllpW..t.d 7100 HllpW..t.d 7100 HllpW..ted 7100
··~···················· ··········•············ ...................••••••.......•...••••••....
HOUSECLEANERS up
lo SSprhr Car 00 5123
llOUSl::KEl-:Pt:R LIVt.
I~ -for ~der lJdy L1h'
cookltJg & hOUM' \/(Ork
Must dnve Cur d\'a1I
&M-001
f~e<oper fOf' w1dowt'r.
pwt um ... prt'f colll'llt
~I~
llou.sekt'eper :. Needed
£:11.p. pre! up tu ~ br
Taite over ex.i.suni< routt•
tn Local area •
754-0030
HSKPR BARYSI TTI-It
For 1nlunt. In .-tn
Refi. CdM 760 &422
INSPECTOR
TR.AJHff
lrl'lp.-<.t or Trauw•· 1n lh•
ret'e1v1nR 1n i.p1•ct 1on
d11pt in com pvl•·r u1
dtt.trv (.'all i\h ('oµl.111
~1 fOr Jl>IJI I :-,-1 ~
t;qw p~t l:. 0 I':
IMSPECTOR
Pn'c'woo IMpertOr ro1
ITUlchtned part .. & "' -.t'fllblles an ('Omputer 1n
~ J>least' t"a ll M .,
OlpllUl ~6001 for oppt
I M S t:qu1 p m t'nl
t;OE
llburancl' Lndl·N n tcr
l'(-n.<JC\al Llul"
:-,troog Pt>r..ondl Lint''
Ur~:rwnt.er Opponun1
ly to lellJTI r omrtlt'n'1ul vood bt·nd1h ... ulor~
(Jp(n (~1171 1 541121~
ISTl-.RIO H U f S IC '
SHUWHt)(JM n1.~'(b pun
ume he lp tor ••11r1 uu ...
N>P Lt.oda ~ 642·2004
JANITORS
Mm. thru f'n 0 11 y 11.11rk ooJ,y $4 lO $5 7 ~ PN hr
ba &cd on exp r r ... r
perm ernply only. Clc11n
<'Ul & bondabll• Cu
bmef'11.8 & 1Jdv11ncement
Call ~
JA!'llTORS MAI DS
P 'T Wtlh I rvuw a rea
SJ ~,hr M_1_33_1_l __ _
J AHITORIAL tlTE
J\dull.'I only OH1C"f' clN1n
1 n g A" a 1 I 1 m m t' d
5325/mo 5day wk t.arl.y
eve hrs. J hr.; d ay
t..asi:un a Sch FU II l r J 1n
m,; & eqwpmeot pro
Vlded. <All ~wn 5 and
IOPM 77~
KITCHEH HELPH
f'uU ume. M~o Verde
Qlov Hoep 661 Center,
Ol&la Mesa
Landscape maintenance
Foreman needed Vaned
dWen. F\111 ume perm a
nmt. Good co. ben<'f1L'I
Appl y al A & II
l.andscapl'. 23111 I Via
Fabricante • .Must111K1 Vil'
JO 76M7!1l.
L.A. nmes home delivery
8Reflt needs USSll lo help
superro;e earners plus
other m isc dutae~ 2.a JOam dependablt• ca r
needed S46·448 l o r
116"41182
Legal a,cretary-part· ume. with uper, famalv
law pn!(erT'ed 8Sl • 1733
MAQQ.NlST/ MSEM BL
-Npt BdL maouf. ol
food proceuln1 equip
'
MAM.A.GEM&IT
Unbmtted mcome pot.en
u&l 111 primary wb<>Tes"alt
~ Pro11t-s han ni;c
& cdler benefits Nttd
nut leave prt5ent p(l:>t
lJUfl Wnte ad no S77
Daily P1IO(, P 0 Box
lY.O. Costa ~ e .. a. (;,\
9'J633
MANAGEME~
PEOPLE PERSON
t:itoc ~ p Ume .:i•
bOCUltt' tn wboh~ale :.up
pi.lb f'uUy cap1t-.1Jzt'fl
t1t1J Hud>ei 54-3026
MtAJiA.'l(IC S200 Wt't'~
Wtll lram {)p<n lt.tm
lfprn ~13 ---
MGH'TAUOCTC>a
Appty Craig Presley. San
C1efDft>te Inn. 12$ w.
!:Bpiandlan
HURSE AIDES
Cert. or ap'd. 3to11 & 11
tn 7 p/llme Gd. P•>'·
Country Cl~b Conv. Hoap.~3061 1·
~
t«llSI A.IDES
9.art at S3.65/br. S3.15 aft. 90 days. AU s hafts.
.Apply at: Newport Con-
vaJe:Scent Center. l SSS
Supersor Ave. Newport
8e.cb 646-n 64
EOE.
Nl.lrsinlil s
HEMOolil YSIS . ursc:. tiffed AJdH
S4 OObr. 7-311h1ft
Xlol wortu11 g coo ds It
Paid holidays. t.:OE
fi42. 3:.'iQS
fnllral Car ... Exp prr Bayv1ewCoov. Hospital
ferrt'd Wall tram few l h1" :ni6 Thunn Ave, C.M
~a.lly fo\IU Umt· lo OFF1CE WORK--::-W11i
,\i1dlra! AMl5tllnt F"ronl M.1!>"'00 Vtl'J() l.nW1 Sl.80 per week tu
(it buck OHi""· l'XP'·nt'nC• "1JUt Open !Sam LO 8pm hl'lpful C jll Ano .Jt ~13 i;.17~ --7·'·"-l.•.·.•.•.o.o __ l''JtUJ"-''"l-:R IJ~KIREC1'.:P-
M~cu1 ofc Tl-'Q t>itp.·r d TIONl.!>I II you art-
mature pen.on 21..cs f11r ll'a lune to P'.an for that bnghl. energeUt & detail
f11m1ly pruct1rr, Pl . ~ tnp f"or extra rmaded we have tbe JOb
Ht>\umc lio x IJ~11 . c.h. why not scll aome for you. 60wpm . Xlnt
St~ _lkh ~ -~;J d ~ llemli you doo 't '>tarung w ary ~:n
Qee(1 wtt.b a <.1&S6tf1ed •tr send resume to Panco MB>ICAL ~ .. ~ roeox 188ZJ, Irv. 92714 IMUr lfnCI.' bus~ OH
bYN d r \anou.-. duu1--,,
exiier pref t:m.'!d S56-w.l I
MEOJCALSECRETAKY·
~ geM-raJ practice
u c. 801 No ~un. Santa
An a !>a la r y c om
IT'ltS't>UTJk Vt' l'Xper 4 l 'J
r!J) ""k. C'Or\61dcr J)Jrt
LU~ !fil.~ ----~h d !>er for hu''
'1,1Wtll~~t 2 r,lftr•..., t..>.
p d r.inl> Sa.llll) D 0 t..
t.U 110:, ' H
\lrli $1-(' for 2 Docton
1*11 t..Jtp d only !>aJar)
D 0 i-; 8J7 l&H
Mtfdt191CA~
OpporlWty
ht ::m:tnf /parN;tne
An! you returrung to lh1.•
~ force oo a part·
lune bas.c., A.re you look
IIlR for a good company.
a iCOOd )Ob. And good brs"
Werk for rncon Systems
m your own schedule Ill
an W"ea where you II ve
We II tram you lo a r
range floor displays, and
c o unt & re o r d t•r
mer c handise o r th e
manufac ture r s we
~t 1n home 1m·
provement stores. Seod
r e s ume t o · lo t"o n
S)'!lt.ems. Sle 306. ~01
'M.lstutt Blvd., LA. Ca
!DJ25.
Models -Actors
It's fun & profitable to
pnnt model Newport
~ F~005. A h1ab
f'aslU<ln Photo Model.ulg
~utho. 951·7174
Morning mainten ance ,
full t.lme. S:JOAM·l PM.
Me<'haolcal ability
hetptu1 979-8880
MOT'ORROUTE
AOd &lonov1 ~ 111\0 ~
ro 1 bedroom •Ith ttus \fl ' P~\ ~and rna1th1n1
no.tr pillow ~°"" '" ~rt to
tml)rO•llet 1n t111e-to-1111ur' L . -nr ... -; .... -fff'C....-.-colorl 8tC SAie tianslet. puc:ocl "'J Ill;,..., fllt ,, ..
1tiou1 16131 Paner11 109 1
1iuue t~nslei cllMt. OttfCltOllS
Sl.7~ lol ucll p.ittern Ado !>()c
uc11 !l'ttern lor 11111 elm 111
m11I f/IO llf/ldltftl S.. '11: Ala ...
.... ~ ... Dept. 105
Deity Pt60C
.. IU. OW a.. Sii.. ...
'"'-• ., 1•11. rrt.t ....,
...... Zif. '"""' ..... UClllNC1 Hew 1980 NHllt£
oeeda qualifaod pe"on --------• w/oll around mac hine
lmmedlate opportunity
for part-time eanungs.
The Dally Pilot has a
nd« route available tn
Uw South ~una area. Dell very. arterooons,
Monday thru Friday .
mornlogs Saturday 4' ~·No monUlly door
collectlooa. Earnlna•
about SSOO per moa tb
ero11 . Rel i able
tnmplrtaUon and amaJI
caab deooelt required.
Call 6d·U2l, Fo1ter
(M(kt. for detaUa.
CIWT CAIAl.OC w11h Ml 110
Of\CllS 111 CJtll •lftJ ol Cl.tit\.
3 ""'*'""S HIS!dt Send s I 00 IU.Qllt~ .. $UO lll..W.' ._. ~ . Sl.!IO .... , ..........
uo-S-••sa. JI.JI i'.!IO ---·· 1~££111 TllllllllM UO _.eftem .,._ ~ ahop elll*'· Mut bavt
awn t.oola. Pl•u• caU
11m.eoao
MAIDS "111 or p/Ume IG-3030
¥ ............ man-helper f~ apt eomplea ln C.M
Retired or Mml. (213) ......
MA NAGE R Bu11
brukfaal bouae. Op·
port\IUty to irow wltb
co. ReltnDCel requlred w.ms.
..WHOMISAUS
Qima t.alk '° .. about op. ~ 1Yllllble at Geor'l9 CbarlM Realty. We're upl.Ddlllal Ea·
celle nt commluloo ac:hedWe. memben ol 1
local boudl' t'OQlealal
lf'OUP and boft• pro-aram. hr a CGDlldmUll
lnlervlew. ple•H ca II a.rt Gottmo 17$-7$12
nAdHelp?
I..,..... Qllll ... I.JI .,._ ... m..-., Mm ... $1J1 m-. ••=t ... J::&~ ~ ............ UI t•U.NM IMMl '~"·i·•:: t: zw.sa• -t lZJ.SMds ., ,,._ Ill MOR( clotllu fo1 U SS
lU.sllft ... Pwff . • I.JI MOIITT~'t ltill _.. ~. , lJl....., . . . . UI IOI' '"· StllCI now tOt OIH NtW
li7&t •u•;:· ... l.,. SP RING·SUMMU rmtRH u.._ ,_ .... lll CATALOG. 0.. JOO :t'l\ '*
11w.c.ildilt ...... 1.11 m;..,c-..:T:-,. •. sue UMlii6titt a ....... Ill ~ •M 11.11
110.11 •::r.· ...... I.JI ~Jl.Mta ... Cl* .. : UI :~..-..::::.JI Ul ............ ut. ........ ,.... .......
Jelt Yk 1 c..t..... JI *'" ...... , ... ,.SlJI .. .. '*tla ..... Sl.JI
I
Nlflll
E\111115$
BaterprlalDI adult».
OllW' ll wtth D)'n amh:.
Adv en \u ro u a
pereooaJIU-. w-.0 etUoY worlllna with and
.... ~ )'OlllM ....
.Oto lS. M.00 br lo start. POO a wee& potential
Alone &C-4321 Ext. 250
between 2 1t1d t P M
A.5K FOR LAUIUE EOE ---Part Time. llAM·2PM.
A!aotiPll-IPM. P11ckaae
food• dnnks for tab ou1
order's. 7~S401 Paul
WPM..
Part y Consultant /
Counter Pen.oo. f uU ome
inc.I. Sahardays. Apply
3115 Newl>ort Blvd., CM.
PAYllOU.CLHK .
The Jolly Roger lnc .. a
fast growing restaurant
chain, has an opentng ror
an experienced payroll
clert.: to work in a s ma II
department hand.hog ap-
prox Im ate I y 1,500
e mpl oyees . C o m -
puterized payr oll &
restaurant payroll ex·
penence a def11Ute plus.
Ability to deal ecrects vely
with all le vels o f
management a must.
~ent wortting condl-
llonS & benefit program
with ~ty for ad-
vaocemeot. Salary com-
mensurate wllh ex-
pe rie nce. Apply in
person: between Sam &
5pm. or send resume to:
'lbeJoUy Roger Inc.
l'lOOGUlette Ave. Irv.
92714
• PIX OPERA TOil * Part time or full lime,
days or eves. Must be
able to work some
wkends. Typing skills
~E Many co. benefilS.
Fash. Is. area-640-1110
Airport area-646-8000
PERSOMHIEL
Employees Relat1onl>
Aul.
~!~.·.~ ..... na tw.W_... 71M tw.W_..., 7100 ....,W.•a• 7100 ,...~•t• DM.v--D ~.;-··· ~ .... _ ........... ~·-·············· .... .................. ,.._, Na1kma1 _, _.. '!.-" P1~U1•1•, !!11
11
er ......... _ ..,....._ 111_.,... ~Wais• 7100 -1140 Ilia p 0 ... ~~ II fW • :-·-' -·~~-~ NMfllll!llHHeHHH ~~~·~~· ·~~~~Wllilr=~ ..... ·~·~· !!'~····76-............ v..o.v ....... V81111iaaclllltDlllMaf.u ·-·--· --Ml K'ND ... UC --------IT • ttt-~k-• Mii-.: or rt-U•• ..... ~· ..!!,: J 1 .,._ a..rp ... 111r: Pt& 6 a1ii O. W/m!J • =~•r=:· w.Bca.ml =,.: o~ ... atart-°'11°"'"~ ai.iT. _. ~J.&:1''~· ='~~-~w::==~;;;t~~laJ
,,_..,._ a..•=-AM ... r. llahara a3:teHtd HOWl &A.MJ.7111. mur.:::-'n;J;YJ: lal alllft IP /11Plil. Z IOY. 05~ II ~Ml-:-:•Ml.P-~----
A.I . Dtek Htlltell WWW'ilCMlsf -£".tw.L.~~ Saadwtell • aalad H · r.!'L&!-MSNT . ~t':::',"&:::r:: .e.==·· 2,_.Yi =.J .. ~~:.~r o.-., .......... ·-s u0 .1u11u..1A"· .. • ... -..... , ...... :...-_. ~ ........... ~
=':l:i :g~· !I.:'.'"-~~~.~~ S1HacL•• ~.~,;,"."::.~~.~ L=:.':;:::S.:.,. =.--'~·lull -.. ,. 1141 :::;-,,.;,.~-=
"'111 lot J.tl. M2·M'11 NU..-. fti1Ma 13.50 per br. Lori's Prol•ajooaa. ... kLDI .... ••••••••••••••••••• ----~ PrblUnc N.a l(ll!Q 1 .. of~. KJtcbtD, rtt..oT41 •rt --Income ta.4142 y p I 8 T w 0 a D • Id blk Plwamu AU Olt fl. Ea· "' Nemttln llelpful. llMIUorlllllt. .._.. · · PROCESSOR mo. o • PUP•'I· wtule the Pool9 crib per IM Na lee,......,. for He1rpart Call fo r lal er\lltw. Sie41SHOIS? Paal accurate Typl1t Mixed. Houttbrolten. w/all acc•sorttt $70.
-----• a.dllA9JlrM,Typba1 ._.,,......,orCllff. SANDWICH SHOP -U1(1U'rea''l0"1sa,., ~ for lllll'Y i.vel ~~o lood bomt . Wood el'..Ue 121. Wlat ~ btfphaA. ft'Ollt oftk• •P. N • ed • d • P • n d a b I c 1o&.erelt.ed In aomethln posWion. p&eaaant wortr· · roc:ldlal dw 115. NMGllO
RLUF.UN E TRAlNEP. t:::~~~·11•'7· Call ::::!.~~as'IUll woman •• t.o 3 :30 wkd1l,. totally dllfereni cal, Ille COftdltiona. Apply ln ~ maleCockapoo. l ... ~ ... . . W"1tn1 to train ..._akid....Swutedto Pffalaoavall.CallScoU (110 758-1914 for lo· per100toMr. Fueotes at yr, loves everybody __ , .. , ............ .
pmoos w/oo frior ex-~11UCl'ti31.oao8 la'Vlew. Prhnelocationa Robert BelD WllUam -.OW MAYM.tD~eSIALI ~. b'll bu 1ooct al ::J:.1:' :!"e m,:e:,..~ SCTIT ~ beClnniaa JllDt 1. Tbe All Frolt •Assoc. 1401 Qu.aU ,_F_r_e-e t_o_i_o_o_d_b_o_m_e-. Sal MAY.,., MM. ADU· :::" ~ ~ l.l':..~~. IUdl who Oo. but they Pari tlme. AamicuSboeShlneCo. Sl., Newport Beach. O>dllr apuiel female 10 :_ ~· sliver.
laa•l pa, lloo.JPrl mecl a l08tu.re uaert.lve _UUmaoSaUs.f7Ut'70 st• Pit• CL.al PIST. Busy Costa 11111.'51.eMalUPM. Academ1 oi = ~-=t~
5lar1I at A.Ullar. Ctll BD;EPTlONlST·ocwla• _...to duaperooe aDd •• Mari.De bardwue di•· Mua office needs Good I010 -.._ .. n~ a--•-.. ~-· ---f -If\ ~l lbtm ln sales ..AMSTllSS trtbn•or b•s xlnt -.. ls bome clelperauly .---~nu. ---· .... _ ""'"'°' root .,. ce •P orMat.l JOit SAILMAlla • • .,...-v. attUrat.e typ t. needed for "Super Cat.·· e.rwa . Pl'Od pearaoce, It typtoi. PM ~ from 6-8 warehotHe oppty for Sal. Ol)M. Prr, or Ftr. .,fin la 2 years o&d, DIAl.mwa.coMI
.clloD a Ser ICl' ..alary commensurate dally S4.00 br to rrs.a70 ahiPllkal clen. Ml.n 1 yr "111bt:oef.1lc.Ql~. spayed. eeoOt 4' friend· .......... Tnmee 3 d• • wtexper Call Dawn aart llOO.OOwedcpoten· Seams ex p e r req u ired . 1---------l W &ov her th 1811 t " .... I065 pw .-10-bn per ec.&1ZmS4 U.al Pbone&U-4321,Ext tresses. near OC Familiarity wtsblpping Typing, part·llme. y. • e ,but e -·••••••••••••••••• ~ Con&act Kim McRa" · ~betweeo2and 6 PM. Airport, P W • 6AM· red label produc t s . Ma.I-A; some legal bit· new landlord doesn't ! _•_N_lt-_M_a_IJc_C-<i_~_'!" R~~~ T..:,~::.~!;!°nt ASK 7~';:\URIE ;:.~· Moo · Thun · ~ :.i;i:, Eb"/.!~f. ~ ~. ": ~~ •,;:: ~ call -oH
Exlra IOlll •loll• bed : S15. Amana 1o l d
niriprat.Or: beat olfflf'
p R 0 D u c-T 1 0 N co. lO N 8 Uabt type, "'"' ""-" --SECRETARY -Npt. package. Please apply an ~ ,....... 8050 =EM~~~~hc:; "ood front oHlce iap ~OWridU•l!llr Bch. law firm se eks :ron:,.~1~:P i;;~~o Vala Parten. part Ume ...................... ..
physical ind. back x ~e 4 \la day work 1,..._ mature girl w / good ask for Dennis 17421 days & nights. Depend•· **I BUY * *
aver ~. Both: xlnt. cOGd. Call a fl. 7pm:
IM-S18&.
Jewllry i67o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ray. Taking applies ;:*~.,,. S7~. C»lt Dally Pilot newspal)t!r sJdlls. Fran~l·llOO lll1mlerSt. lrvine. bk. Women encouraged Appti=~R'f~~Us~t
ttoos btwn B lO only circulauoo department SECRETARY SHOE SALES. Wanted. t 0 a pp I y . ca I I orSELLforYou •Oll.MEDlATE CASH•
S t r a tnf I e x . 17 67 l llCEPT10MtST nus bighlv Sl.ICCesdul full or part Ume. Good _n_•_n:n __ .:rm______ MASTaSAUCTIOH For Gold ' Sil\le r .
Armstrool Ave. Irvin!' for modem £I Toro beau-local newspaper bas an ORDER DEPT. co. benefits. Future Wart.res:. '46 1616 & lll-96~5 Platinum. Any ltlnd,
E.O.E. A Kendav1s Ind ty faloo. P/tlme. Lt. bk· opening for a tralnee Ul F\tm_. Mfg./Order pro-• cood., amount. Oaaiel Co. It.pg, must have gd pbooe the circulation sales cessing experience a mgmt. positions J>06&I· Experienced. mature for From model: new 8""'. ,_548-D3 _______ _
PIOlllTION
CONTROL
EXP EDITOR
TRIVEX . INC . a Mohawk Data Sciences ~. IS a manufac·
lurer o f c ompute r
peripherals
We are loolang for an in·
dJviduaJ with previous
expeneoce an expedjting
and scheduling matenal
and assembly through
mamlactunng. Lias ion
with production a nd
pun:hassng. Coordinate
material movement.
We oiler a stable work
enVJJ'OlllDC1lt with an ex-
ce 11 en l s a la r y and
benefits package. includ·
ing compaI?Y pa.id den-
tal. medical lns urances. pension plan, savings
plan with high interest.
10¥.t pa1d holdiays per
year and 1 week paid
vacation after 6 months.
1l11s position must be
filled 1romediate ly
Ple ase apply at
PERS0.1'-'NEL:
mi>~
l'QllDDen, Very pleuanl service&collet.'t1orurea'. must. Type 50wprn . ble. Apply in person bet. _cUI __ ee_s_hop_:....._S.0-_7_500_:_.__ .. working surroundings. SeJt'Cted applicant wlll Detail onented w/good 9am & llam: 3'Y11 S. sda. brown ctuntz: $.500. Mhc1l•1w 1010
Call
....... """'l . '·be aJ ~ G n..: ... ...i c M w··~·~E 2 club chairs w /Ot · ...................... .
,.,.,...,.,., recc1ve au r starting .,. ........ manners. roWlh ~ ... __..,o;o___:"'"•.....:.;.;· ~· ----1 ~----------1 s a I u ry , r e g u I a r I y poe.itlon. Irvine Furn. Sign-painter. expencnct'd O'rowinC E.lec. Dlstr .. in tomans, yellow: Sl7S. IOlnd'4eti'gbl Tqwle 90 pcs.
Receptionist, P IT 1·5. schedwedraues. boous Mfr. Top s ala ry & Cull or PIT, c all Kim F.V.arealookingtofitla 675-7038.64.>6625. Salepricelnstoresap-1\100-Thun;. comm'I R.E. opportunities & many Cr benefits. Send res ume 673-1.966 W~ position wttb Blonde walnut dressl'r prax S56{)0. a.~klng $4,000.
OCAiJt>Ort 7!>2-U94 Inge beneflls such as to: Classlfied Ad 11579 Diamond SI~ Co _ 3 good fature Position w'end t.ables. $300 0 80 60-4300 Ad-6it.ter '138 U
paid v11cut1ons. p aid Daily Pilot . P.O. Bo~ lllCl~receiving,order Callllft.Spm:960-7gz0 hn. group insurance. Ure
10
• 1.560,Cost.a Mesa,9262S Stationery Stor e i n fllling & sbJppmg. Com· -EXIX:l111VES-.----PIN-B_ALL __
RECEPTIONIST
The Jolly Rc)ger H end
quart.en Office is lookmR for a full time, perma-
nent receptiorust. Must
be very persooable and
have front omce, pro-
fec;sional appearance.
Dimension PBX
sWJt cbboard system.
· PaUuon Mquires use of 10 key adder & Ug.hl typ.
mg. Apply i.o person at.
ThP. Jolly RogeT Inc.
l~GUletteAve. Irv.
~~-~u~ce & dental cov C'.~m.a.RY Corooa delMarn~ex peUt.ive eammgs &. full FUtlHITUIE u u "' ~ "' pr'd sales lady. fo'ull fnnge benefits Please E LECT R 0 N I C
A cants must be 18. For district sales office uine. 5 days. Xlnt work contact T1m~mo ~~=' t:ie.5:i'c~ ~ITA~ke J:ie•.
have a good drivmg re· d major co~. good typ mg rond.. Dspeclally Ctn~ Warehouseman .Needs Newport Beach v_.., J:J:::: ·~,n l-op, cord. HOW'S are general· tng skills. ab1bty to hao-d tent.ele. 675-1010 548,$461 . ~.. ay . .,...,. ype ly llAM·9PM. Monday dJetelephone & be able to ---per.IOO to pad orders & r------..:... illed In boy Clubei.
lhru .Friday. Saturday work independe ntly Tfl8Chers & Aides. Pre-K au1st w/oper at 1on s. Walnul ~set. 4~ •1S'T2 overt1rne available as Xlnt benefit procnm. an tchr (exp 4' uruts). subs, G.G. aru Call 63l).Q92 brick c:tw.rs SUS. Single Johr\7W_a_y_n_e_l_a_m_l_l_y
needed. o Pp t y for s e If · F'IT uldes for K. elt:m. fer appl. • bed. box ip011g5. frame membenlup avail. for
II yoo are quabfied & are deveiopmenl. Can begin P'n.'-K • Pre-ac:b. Pvt :.ch & sade tabaes S6S 760-112 l sum All 6PM. 751>-1834
tnterested an learning the unmed. Please apply 10 CM™ • J' ¥ 1 1005
WiSI'MJNSTER ABBEY
Am'JQUE alALL
DallY lG-6, t'n LO 9
O..OSEDTIJESOA Y uru Welifmantte:r Ave
Garden GrcTVe ~103
THE BIGGEST
GARAGE SALE ON THE
ORANGE COAST
newspaper circulation pen;oo Sat 4-26 9/\~f-12 -·-·••••••••••••••••• r.---------.;... ______ _
busmess,cometo lheor-noon o r Mon 4·28 t eacber. full tJme cbLld
IS IN THE
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS
fice. 330 W. Bay. Costa 9AM~M. cvecentersupervtsor at
Mesa Ask for llarry LENDLEASE Racquetball World, lo
Seeley or Ken Goddurrl A Di vlsioo oC ~tart 10 Ma> Mouvatt'd
Only apply before lOAM National Car Rentals pre·scbool teacher de
or after 2PM. Mon·Fr1 2172 Dupont Dr. Slel.5 sired. Call Gracie al
E.O E. lrvfne 1162-1374
. UCB'TIOHIST
Wtth or wit.bout typing
needed. Top pay. Tem-
porary & full time. Call Tod Services at 979--0164 SAL.E5 Housewares. App-
ly ID person. Cr own
SECRETARY
f'or Corporate office of
constr eqwp. d1str b.
localed in Slooemill Bus.
Prit. <Redhill & Bristol>.
Good typist, dictapbone,
some s tat. typing ,
general clfice work. Milo
Eqwp. Corp. Contact Mr.
Steger al S.0-5684 for In·
TEONCW4
Read Scbemaucs. field
service. mttba & el~.
ability. Some travel.
Sl.6K to S1JIK + eo. car Morgan Employment
Agency, 1525 Mesa Verde
£. Suite 213 , Co:.ta
Mesa
Cub paid for aot1que
shop m ventones Call L a.rr y Mo r g an
(714)~311165 RECEPTIONIST
Hardware. 3107 E. Coast
Hwy .. CdM.
IMMB>IATE ~ P..ts
OPEHIHG -·r We are seeking an in· Sales help. Ptr 2407 S.
dividual who Likes meet· Bris t o l Santa Ana
ing people. can type, 1s _55_7_-363'1 ____ _
outgoing and enjoys a 7~·1581 631-1.575
NEVER A FEE
vanEty ol tasks.
*5alesJady Mana ger for terview.
hlgh-fashloo bout1q ue. --SIC--1-tET_AR_Y_
We d:fer a stable work Qimmias1c:G. F)IU time lntematlonal Trading !•--------
environment with an ex· Wed.-Sun. 4M-3QIM. Co. looklni for sharp 11.CIMCIAHS
Uruque mansion qwillty
UllO S-pc: oak bdrm set
Heavy c~. Shown
by app t P .O .R .
2lUll:M003
'PP'mc" 8010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oki Mt.ab. co. bas opened new cllvisioo in Long TA1vuc 1HC
Beactt and n eed• .. ·----..
cellent salary and ~ OPPORTUNITY ~ry f o r sales MecbanJcal/ electrical ~ pacltage i.nclud· -W/E.F. HuUoa sub-ai ....... rt. "f:c=:etCo.yn. ~!~e~o~~ Wuher. dryer & dis· bwasber. A· l cood.
ll25eL i4&4IMB secr«al'Y who bas bad 2l80Redbill Ave.
previous ex per . in 11 Colla lies&, Ca 921626 penanoel offtce. Ground Equal Opportunity
Ooor pos. w/great poten· ,~~~Employ~~~e:r~ll~/F~~ tiaL Call Rita. ~ 1-c.o.tal Personnel Agen
cy, 2'790 Harbor, C. M.
NEVER A FEE
P1cture framer, parl
time. experienced. Ar1
World Frames. 660 N
Coast Hwy .. Lag. Sch
9'WJTY COMTROL
IHSPICTOI.
$-8105
Leading manuf aduttr of
spa & pool equipment is
in need cl experienced
assembly lint: . quality
conlrol cierts. This is an
xlnL opportunity in a fast
growing C'Onlpany, orrer-
---------mg security Ir growth pcUnUal. Wages based 2-Pl.A Y GI Rl.S-4
Part time Phone Work
6 to9.
$5 Per Hr. +Bonus
6monthComm1tment
Call ti.wn 1·5PM.
751·2400
PLUMBERS HELPER -
WW lra10 S200 week to
start. Open 8am-8pm.
98!>Ml3.
on experience. Phone
Personnel: 114-540-4811.
Real Est.ate Sales
Pe ople needed 1n
Sunset Beach ore
lop comm1ssvon. '
Call Bud Hyarru.
17 I 41 146-SSOZ
-. ca:np&ny paid Lile, ...Ala.., c---.., " 000 to ,.... t"' ,.. ,._ Medical. and beotat · -1 • ..... u _., lng. sbortbaDd or speed "'""piltraDO Valley. Elt· surances. Peosioo Pia~: S18.000. Part·tlme . wnungnec.2to3 yrse~· pe rienced & 1o e x ·
Savings Plan with blgb 972-2712. Or send resume perieoce. Xlnl benefits. perienced desired. c an
uaerest rate, one week to POBOX 624. Dally denLaJ plan, 3S br work ~
paid vacation after six Pilot, POBOX 1560, week. Call <n4l833-8970. j~~~~~~~~~
maoths. u paid holidays Colt.a Meu. CA 92626 ask ror Mr. Lot.bar Tnes_ T E L E p H 0 H E
per year. This position SALES & promotion Fri SOUCfTOlt must be filled 1m· &Sal's Sales&d. · •SECRETARIES• S ~~~IEf'e apply cosmet ics. food . e':~: fo;xec. Anaheim. S18.000 4 Solaot.ors needed now.
mi)-puances. Local relasl Exec: Legal R.E .. S20.000 ~~Pg, no exper nee. F1C Restaurant SIS.000 au.+. 'M. S3.SO per hr. :I suru> Car a must. We Reep .. type SO. $9600 + bonuses Ca 11 bl wn
TIUVEX, INC ll'aln. S24. per day & up ••Sa.JesiConsuJtants. • 3 · 9 PM B II I Bro wn
·-.,.., .. _._. !118-6153or 2JJ.4.Sl-585S Appl Only !Freel EOE _m.8080 _______ _
318> Red Hill A venue Costa Mesa, Ca 926218 Salesperson full lime UiRemdersAgency Telephonuotic1tors
EquaJ()pportunlly needed at g r owing 40208irch,Est.ab'64 fi&)EXTR.ACASH?
Employer M/F specialty athletic ret.aJI Newport Beach, 833-8190 Guaranteed earnlngs of ~~~~~~~~~I store. We need someone!~~~~~;;;~~~ $3.SO to S8 per hour -lO work into a manage-~ +<XlflUDissloo + boous.
Dllbw5br'. wsbrs. & dry rs .
recond . fro m 185 .
gr nty del. 839·7620.
~
5 Umaied Gaffers SatUer
cml100l11i cleazun& blt·LO
gas ovens 4' broUer, only
SZlOea..~ bdow whJse.
Moo-Pri &-5 751-3850
Electric double oven
stove. green. vet')· good
coodltioo. SIOO. SIU'3649
or~
O'Keefe & Memll 30'' gas
dbl oven eye--level range
5250. 6't2-UXJ. Ad ·Siller
•137 34 hrs R.E.L..dSalH mentpo6itioo.Attract1ve SECRETARY Immediate openings.
10.I 50/o eo..hsio8 atmos phere & good A neat position for you If part time, days or even· licydeos 8020 S..1Ns S-. ad benefits. Apply ln person you 're looking for u tngS. Easy leads for well •••••••••••• •••••••••••
fSS.l•OZ at Frontrunners. 1000 career. Room to ad· knownestablJShedhrm ScbWUUJ Crutser Spe<'ial A*for' .... hms Bristol St North. N.B. vance. Shorthand pre 135-1183 seat. 1JO staJ.D.leM steel
lA1Jamboree). ferred Must have figure spoketi w/TwJ.an.a n ms.
Kestaurant. hostesses,
cashier, coolt. Vie De France Bakery & care.
So. Coast Plaza. 557-1734
Restaurant. ass't. mgr
Vie De France Bakery &
Cale. So. Coast Plaza.
aptrtude. TeJephooe solicit.ors. S:J.75 XI o l s b a pe . $250.
SALESPBSOMS 100%Freeloappticant hr Conveni e nt loc ~askforSteve
Personality plus adults WOii) rttOCESSOR across from Or11.nge Cn
to work wttb and llM SYSTEM 6 ty Alrport. Adcltt1onal mot.iv•~ lads. Over 21 $I, 1 OO bonuses. possible. Call 2
$4.00Hr. to start • --i to9. 641--0169 In~ Capistrano. um:•Y Irvine company.
San Clemente areas. G r o w l h p o s 1 l 1 o n . ft1 rnunur
Man's J..speed bicycle. ex·
cetlent condltion $45.
548-C2.58.
De.,. 1040 .......................
Every Friday, Saturday & SUnday
durinQ the month of May we wi ll run
your garage sale ad under this
special GARAGE SALE heading.
GET READY NOWI
Real Dstate Call• 557-1734
INDEP CONTRACTORS ;.;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,
SlOOaweekpotenttal dynanuc people, casual I~ ~~SE =~Agency S(lJCITORS ~:~t i;:~es&
Clean out the closets, attic and kid$'
rooms now -get ready to tum your
unwanted Items into CASH. call now
to place your ad under this SPECIAL
Garage Sale heading for next Friday,
Saturday & Sunday! !
MOM'S
DAY -J have desk for rent
wltelepbone & computer
terminal. Pnme Joe. Ask Plare :>Mother's Oay Att. Bkr842-7461 messa1?e on our SJ)('c1a I , _;__ _ __:...;__..:..:.::.__ __
~!other's Day paiie.
May II You can plare
a ml'Ssaize for as little
as S3 25 or add a nower
to your messaj!e for 11s
llttlt> as $5.00 Call
642·567&
Reception.isl. Part time,
Sal. 4' Sun. 8am-Spm & 1
wkly. Waterfront loca-
tim. 101 N. Bayside Dr.
Newport Beach. 644-0126.
Want Ads Call MZ-S678
Service -If you're Interested in Joining
Pacific Telepho ne . the major
communk:atk>ns company now's the
time. We're expanding 'and need
S8f'\/K:e reoresentatives to wqrk in
oor Orange County office.
Yoult tafce the in1t1al 01der for
service. handle inQu1r1es and nW<e
decisions that have a direct effect on
customer eatisfaction You should be
experienced with public contec:t. be
able to handle detail• and function
under preaaure. Previous aalee
experience would be helpful. We
have full time positions with 1
starting lal#Y Of $191.50/weetc Ind
pert time• •~. 761"ek.
We offec a generous benefit
peckege ~ lnciudet med1C81 and
dental <XMnge, savings p&an and
regullrty echeduled pay lnentaaee.
A~11 ere being accepted
S.
10
tu
8
rdlV
00
• Mey 3 and Saturdey, MIY • : a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
600 S. Main Street SOuth Tower. Sufte 100. Orange
• are an eoual opportunlt emptoyw
lfli\\ "M•lte TM CeftMctlon" ~ Pacfflc 18lopOOne
lm>TAURANT
HOSTESS ii;f.HoHE; :!e~7th. CoeU ~~~o STVD!MTS! =-:oo-ms. Aft ~.
6G-U2.lor496.QOO ~~~~~~~~~I Need a Summer J ob" -Full time evenings. Good
SWting salary. Apply in
penson: Jolly Roger, 400
S.CoastRwy, Lag. Bch.
EJCt. 250. Between 1-5 SECRET.a.RY How would you like to Sponger Sparuel Pups. PM. ""' earn from S3.SO to S6 per AKC. champ sired. $200
Ask for Andrea For district sales offlt'c hr and still spend all day ~
642-5678
SaJes Reltaurant CAPT AJH UT AIL
Private Club, Newport Sales help needed for
Beac:b. table side exper. Roblnsoo's Fine Jewelry
Pref. but will train. Dept. Mission Viejo Mall. F\all & part time
Night.I onJy. ln~rviews openings available.
Wednes. •Thurs. 3-tPM. Salary + commission.
Jl Big Canyon Dr. Experience helpful but
_Jl_iJe_w-'-por_rt __ Be_a_ch. ____ , in necessary. WIU train
lall..-.e U. 9"t the right person. Call
Spanisb apeaklna Ok A Maggie Miller 49S·2050
J>}.y in person, N icll f; ext. 279 for interview·
Pizza, 2300 Harbor Blvd. Sales
~ Olarborll Shopping RadJo Shack b aa full ...w,rurma > time ca re er op -
Reataunn& portunlUes & part tame
SGT.P9PIROMl'S ~ apporturutles open-Pl'ZZA STOii 1ng up now In the
Nowblrinl for full• part Newport Beach are~. If
time openinp Va in Yo'& are military retired
da,ys 4' hours; ideal ~ut or a coUeee grad~ate or
plemeotal income for are curres;itty 1om1 to houaewlves " stlldents. coUegdc bigb.ly motlval· OUr procressive &row· ed for inc~ued earn· 11'1 complU1)' Oi/en op-I n I• b a • e d on
portunilies for advaace-performance, please ap-.._. bMed m your job ply at: 2700 West Coast
performance. Pleasant HwJ, N.B.
wartant ccacUtJona. Muat a ~ ft'O be 18 la over. Apply l.n fUUjJ
penon. SHACK S:~i~ ATAHDYCOIP.
5tl-M74 l.o.I.
(Between Jamboree Ii
Campaa)
E .O.E.
JWUurant
COOIS
Breakfaal a btft, ex·
,...,. •. Apply la r:-:· Beoefju avaU. eut.a. 212 E. 17th.
CGl&alleaa.
SALIS
2 yea,. IWd aalee ex·
paiea. S1IK to SZOK
+co. car• latmtlve pro-
gram. llorpn Employ· me.a A..-,, 1535 Mesa
Verde E •• Sult• an .
Collalleaa. 'JM-Mf81 111-1175
Nl:VDA.RE
c1 major corp .. good typ-at the beach? We need p;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;J. _____ _:::,::::&:::======.
mg skills, abili ty to him· responsible young ladJes
dle telephone & be able to to worit evening hn-~:30-
work sndependently. 9Pm Sun-Thurs. There is
X1nt benefits program an ·no selling Involved and o p p t y r o r s e I f • no ex.per. nec:ess. Call
development. Can t>ci:in betwn 6:30 & 8 :30pm
1mmed. Call for appl. wtrd1s at~ aak for
FND VDUR NAME
714/833-9231. SUe.
LEND LEASE ADivislonoC •TLSICY• National Car Now hinng telephone
Rent.a..I System se<.'retar1es for a new
2172 Dupont Dr. Ste 15 concept lo answering
1 rvl.ne M!IVice. P 1Ume or f /time secuam sbifta available. lncludea
Mature. well-groomed some wknds. Typing:
gentleman p/tlme to »wpm req'd. Ma ny ereet visitors Ir give emplo1ee benefit •
directions in public available. Salary :
lardeoa ln Corona Del m>!mo to start f/time·
Mar. Call 673-221111 lloa.· lncreases aecordlo1 to Fri. 8: 30am-4: OOpm. )'OUT procretl. YOU wlU ---------..;..!.,;;;;.:..._-1 be rront-cfflce to mall)'
SECY/BKPR, part/full Important bua. Need
time, R.E. Co. CdM. good tone d volce. U ·
Salary nee. Call 9.12. sur~. ~ A: Mon-Thu. m.aoo amb'lloa
S __ EC_..,....,-Y-/0 ..... AL--F-R~I-, -S-m---1. call lloD.·l"ti. morn. -.. 1._._ _,, 64M8'71 E.0 .E. _._ ... c.~.
... l*;Jnl, 4)'rt olfc ex· TEXASOlLCOMPANY '
pe r , La1una Btla. W'.-ntl1 needa penoo
-·1~"'
llil: / _H.
VU
WIN
TICKETS
WO Rm
$12
Voyage to yesterday on the nostalgic
Queen Mary Tour in Long Beach .
Step aboard the araceful. elegant Queen
Mary.
Return to the '309 when those quaUties
were tUtbllgbts of the ultimate travel ex-
perience-ao ocean crossing .
Vlalt yesteryear by watching the chant·
int of the cua.td and experience the thrill
of •tandinl on t.be command bride• where
the Queen llary'1 captalna st.eered ber
through atorma and war IODel for 1,001
tr anaallanllc c?'OISlnas. Tatce advantage ol the dilly tours ud
free partdna. Call (113) 435-4747.
_.,_ ... _.,um._.;;.-=.;..'---1 Jl.11' O¥W 40 '"' prated·
Sec'y wttb bookkeeping _, l8dUltri.al aalea ter·
exper. for Newport ril~Llbeu l com·
Beacb arH. Imme~ m1.-J's penOllal openlni. Call llrs. lntervtew wrtte K .T.
Pr'mli ,. -u ..Uno. Vlie'"PreakSenl rn..:f..,:u-C .oa.· S outh w • 1 tern
Pdrolewn,Bo•711. Ft.ls=========================================:::::I 5'nkle ...._ mana1• w...11. TL 7UOl,E.O. E.
Is auend1Dt, La1una MOTICI
llaadl; r.&l time, lood .._ DA' ... _._. Cl ~~!'!!'·.-··boa•. tn;a ,;;; &;:, =k ,__ hill lime • _ ........ wtlfa le-'bWtv ........ -Col&I....... ' .. ~ Arllb .. -Mn.-rt illlf9d OW' ..... l!lhd:. "'T ...... ,,_ ......... '° .. ., ....U1 • Ooe&a ... SOI, f:at.:_n1u. l>bou 111-r.
IT'S EASY! Look for yoar name aacl addrea1 ln today'•
d asatned leCtloll. 1f yoa ftnd It, Hll Ml·5''18 Eat. m ...
we will arru1e for you to pl~k ap yCNr tleketl at die
nearest olfke of tile. DAILY PILOT
llUBI' SSl.LJ ...... '"" retn1 •I moat aa•. a
l'llalalill clffor' Im pe,
varto111 palnUn11 6 ~p1.a&.-..u ..... Wreh•
IUYING
ltldl'OO carburetor kit
SW . O\aal·port V. W
rrmm ~ • piatons CAL ao Otd bUt aound, 111 a~ 1llp Pvt ply $32$0 ___ ......;., ___ _
~ ~ai r An!•'• Seuun er ~. r..tTace ltl\ltll, SELLl .... G beblnd home plate '1:1 " X?'Si\Jl.-TRl ut;L
1A1D11 remuo.1n1 '°"' 3 t.p. UHF. fat.h alllff. IMPORTANT
•••••••••••••••••••••••
JtrT)'l'TW$49 Na h y._. oM Moonna ittra M ~~~
yam ah a R .-c e 1 v t" r DAILY PILOT Smt.h J-0 Ooa 144, 'Olil~ ADVERTISERS
CR·OO S2 2~ Al110, IOAT MAIT Mela.Oi fm2'1 Tbe price of 1tcaos
caaaetto deck SIOO i~CATAUNA 2'7 ' advert.li ed by veh icle
Otbe r equipment loo Te,._.,_... 1nb 0 11 rd . 1u 11 de d . de.a.le.l'I ID the vehicle
957·l8. 117,SOO offer" 645 2963 clan1hed advert1s101e .. 642 5678 cohans dc>OI not include Newport Beac h THn1a c. • Pt> any Mpphcablt" taus .
Club t~a mlly Mem· 1Nh.5'lpl/ lictoH, lruntlfer fe.,11,
bersb1p ror aale ·---------Docb 9070 r~ch1&nlt'S.f«'t"t(or
lllSO/BNt Otlu . 67J.i8Sl MARJ.NE HARDWARF. ••••••••••••••••••••••• air polJUOon ('OOtrol do-
J<im W-.yne Teorus Club
!amaly m emberah1p
Moved, mu.st sell. $1350,
i.c..aJ pnce. 4J5.9484069
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FOR SALE
SAU.BOAT
&S48-42S8
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Shpa Avllll ~1 paratJon chargt':4 unll-&~
SJn up to 60' boat. ul1I.. otbl'rwtse i>Pt>C'l(iod by "" Ult-adveruser phone jack. Ideal IO<'a· -
Uon.SiOO 1>'73-1464 G 11•1 at 9510 •••••••••••••••••••••••
9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78DOOGE
t,.t TonVan
Vo& auto., p. w. steering
6 brakee. Afr. tTUlse. am/fill, 2A,OOO milea.
S.S.SOO or best olrer.
673-<lll.9 days . 556-S47i
ews.
'Tl Dodie 114 T. 40,000 m1 ,
PS/PB. custom 1atr
9.ereo cass. S400l>tor bsl .
$1i6.lllMO
'74 Ford Window Van
Campeng or commercial.
Allil/F!fl 8 track, auto.
p/s, aU11 lank Musl see.
S2.SOO. eveSSl-1075,dy
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'78320 auto. IS641)
'78:Dllopd. !492AUW>
'78320 4spd t873VDll
'Tlaocsi !21 <472TAR >
1910 PRICES
GOING UP! Ex-
e 111 I Mlectio. at
anatprlcn!!!
SAVE OH LAST F1W
Must sell stereo. StOO ~=• 9030
Aquanum. loaded, SLSO. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Llhr walerbed $200. Trail·Rlle 4-wbl trailer ~l-9U6 w/brakes for 23' bout,
never 111 water. 540-7011
d;ys, &11-014.S eves.
MMkhanna1 moonng off
Lido ror up lo •Ofl
SlSVMo Jerry 673 2:549
SUPS
64S-0222
Newport Beucb sailboat
slip avail. for wood bout.
Xlnl localaoo. S8 fl.
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t lo.4 toral Aloe
l'"ountaln Valley
You att the wanner of
l '*O free ucltets tll l so
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WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
for l()p used cars.fore1~n.
domesUrs or clau1cx If I your car is extra clt:an, see I.IS f1 RST'
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VAU.EYIMPOaTS
2MC12 Mlll'guente-Pkwy
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131-2040 4'S.4949
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for 1111111 m..111011 ll. tn
pla<'e vnur rnt'l>l>ill!C
8011 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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For used furniture & op
pl.iances. woriullg or not
957-8133
BUMPER
'705lU DATSUN
RSNBL. 505721
Nl·-=d 4 1 tickets ror
p.,geant of the Maslns
<.:all642-5678eirt 313 ("'°5>
TraiJer, will take 18 ft. in-
board or outboard. IS"
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IDafs. roww 9040 .......................
1971SCAlil
Twin 30's, 130 hours.
loaded. Pn. pty. Be~l ()(.
fer! Call S40-l200 tMon . Fri. days>; 731-8216
ceve.nings & weekends>.
Ask for Jerry.
48' Hatteras Yacht fish,
'76, btfl cood, 3 state
rms, lwn dsl, $40, 000 ID
electronics, $235,000.
W.,.,,.,,..ANTED-==--
so·cATAUMA
MOORI .....
Avalon Inner harbor or
1sthmui . Lea se, p u r c b a s e . o r
~~P· Call Ron
714-540-7 43 0
'1:-... & 9010
•••••••••••••••••••••••
1714)67~1800/btr 14' Slt1 Boat w /80 h p ~-----~-~1 ..-.or,~a:iler. tow rope 43' Oran Manner fully ltstas. 1st S800l&kes it all
eqwpped, beaul1fully ~ev•.
ma1nt111ned, r eady 10 ----
cn.ase or live 11boord. i4 Wnght Day Crsr. 24 '.
Sip may be <1v<1Llable. 1.-s eoe. M500 b!it ofr.
11"'2% f'lnanciog Pof>SI· 144-tM oriJl-~
bit· Sll0.009. Jack Curley loah. StOl aip 9090
534-1505 even1nes & ...................... .
weeke•ds, 642·4321
weekdays. Patt ywr Boat, Trailer
« ?! an my back yard.
Near Beach 6 Warner.
151-87 er 8JS. ms E xt.
B4l.
TIM
QUHHMAaY
Ta.r
Long Bearh. <:A
Tickets m¥Y be clu1me;J
by calling 642-5678, ext.
272. •••
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• COMYaTllLE •
1963 ~-s.w..-Receat paiot, top " Ure.. T wo e11tra Cor va1r
~ & spare parts.
SIW>/best offer Call
7'M519 ---'Zf Model A 4 dr wwn
5edao., restored. SI 0.000
'46 F o r d W oo di e .
rtllUnd. SU.000. 67~ 16 l
'56 Ford Yi too Classic. Gd
cood. '1SOO
iil-MIO
Me rcedes . 1959. 2205.
15,fn> Clean. xlnt. order.
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2925Harbor Blvd
Cai'J'A MESA
979-2503
WEIUY
CUAHCARS
AM> TRUCKS
CONHB.L
CHEVIOLET
l101 ll;1rh11r HI\ ti
t'f~-fA \11-:S.\
546-1200
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas 11nd
Volvo!> C a ll u s
TOO/\V!"
Earle Ike
TOTOT.A·YOlYO
190 ....... lh&
Coof•W.H
"U4-UOJ w \40.907
31' Jersey F IB lwn dsl.
'Tl, geo, A /P, perfect
WANTED: Balboa Bay family boat for Catalina
Club Me mbe r s hip F/G,slpi6.$32,500. (714)
m.76T7or673-7873 17>UD>/blu. T1 a p wtcAkwe PORSCHES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979 DODGE 4X4 ~Cd 19' SeaRay '78 Bownder , Moluti-.dlibs 9140
4w...1Drins 9550 -.......................
lndrwnents 8083 3'IO OMC. 130 tm;, stored ....................... 0150 rtc1ur WANTED ••••••••••••••••••••••• mside, Wte new 551-3721 "78 Haid.a Odyssey, xlnl Ad venturer m odel t-'cnder ~tr.ilao1·ii '>ll·r cond. $900l bes l ofr . Lo.ied tne auto. trans., i:u1tar w c;a•H·. i.lnl GASSAVY &4'154,GM714 Ult, alt cond . off road A!Jowuslheopportunll)
!325/best u!r. 67~15_ ~ ~~ 1~0-htil dt8' Pmcft ·-rn Mo-P~ Xlnt =·~· ~~=~r ;ge :, ~: ::~!:u~~~~
l'ONN Oln.'l'tOr trombone -~ .,_,, ·H "ce9r _,, -.-. Cail "A"l8'" rd.lei! 136lll6>. Pa'5chc. Check with Ui. With case E:.<ccllenl con· •wu,,. run """""'· a& • Ulll .... -.....,.. .... $14'1 Tod.a.y ' dlUoo. SlOO 67~ after Tarp. but tan.It. slt1s. M.2PM
at.tMGE COUNTY'S
OLDE5T
ll50 ·' tx·ach llhd 1..A HAllRA
t5 Mt No ol SA Fwy 1
C7 I 4J522-5333
Sunday by Appt.
711MW530i
lmmaculate' Rull!!! on re
gular gas 4 'I~. power
~g. power bcaltt'l>,
<tit cond , AM f'M Mereo
t·ns~t:lle. t•lt:t1.nc 'un
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20,Mrru.le:. $12.~ <.:o.11
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cmd. extras. all recor~
S71tlO 000 67:ki.S76
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.......... ..... lu'es. BBS wheds. '1*·
14j.2000 Call sat-50M
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Spedd lclHo. '78 XR7, complete ly
lt7tMADA Aut omatic t r ans .• loaded, 51K m i , n u
GLC WAGON AMIFM stereo tape It Micobel!0 •. nu brakes &
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MIACUMAZDA 21.SOH.arborBl .. C M.
Z1SO Harbor Bl . C M t.45-5700
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07·5 Cour£ tJon.. All xtras. Xlnl cond
4 speed trans • body P_P_S8._S00_2L3 964-1133
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21SOH&rbor 81 . C.M '72 camper W~lphali41.
645-5700 S33lO ·74 Yaml&b11 YZtlO Sl75~
197tMAZDA
RX7 &S COUPE
5 lq>eed t.nu\.\ . 111r t-ond .
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MIRAQ.E MAZDA
2150 Harbor 81 . <.: ~
645-5700
9740 ••..••....••..•.•.•....
1969 ..-? 280SE
4 DOOR SEO A~
Sliver b4~ ., ~oo ... 1th
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1cm. goid. nawlE'li'i rond
S14.,'1'00. &4S-Z375. bi 5-lji(iJM
'Tl 2.ln>f: lmmJI' $15 500
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dt.1" warranty 640-'4i6ll
El; bull f''-'l'f•"1 body rn
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rm our \Pt'<'•al Mnthl'r'11
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for 1nfnrmat1on & to
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V-&¥Ut.O. p s. P IH, fact.
.. ir. $1 ij50. Gray .
714.~ ---Ferd 9940 ······················· '71 Lru WIUJ. A1C, PS &
more, it••ra ~ed 1>1o ce
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OHAN<it-:COUNTV'S
HEWEST
U.NCOL."4·MERCUHY
Ot;AI.ERSHT P
UYR.ADEIOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY
l~lBAl&OCeoter Dr
SDtY)'·Lake Forest w11\
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13~7000
Mlnf9111J 99 52 ······••·····•········· lt77FOID
MUSTAHGll
\ut.ofrutlJc trans . pwr
steeru1g. v111yl top ln14
n.lb &. 111 exrellent con cbtW'!' 12:nil.R>.
"Pu $5.lm. ~118. 1M.";1 " .., •---------Peuleot Mo Ped/ /Lwt· ·-IW Offic~Fumi,_~ & 11:1 P J ark 1970 24' ury echt1on. Obi sert , al-~----9720 MGI '744
......... 8085 wNoAvo Penta ds.1 +nra W/footpeds. 550 miles. ---I ro ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••
HAIERS
AllTOCENTH
. How °"'Y S339S
MltACU MAZDA
2150 Harbor BJ.. C. M
'4S.5700
•••• .. ••••••••••••••••• mil eng •IBXln1miol. moor-152.S.144-6275 r,3,:,,,~~~:::_."Y; ~~1rn 1973 DATSUN M~~: ~:utc3: brt~.
I.Ake new IBM rorrectmg ng covr. t. cond. 240% COUPE t>l<' Cui.l inl $2600
1445 lialer Strl!rl
l'a>IA ~H~A
1972FOaD
MUST~ ~RANDE
VS. automat.1c trans •
pwr st.eenng fr vrnyl top
Yellow w/black bucket
seats. !682FYY l.
Seleanc ll typewnler. SUOO.CallBevSS7-~. 9150 T Doll 4 ~trans . AM F~ $796S,K~rn m._s_._7S2--054 __ 7 _____ 1970 Clasaply s1u boat 17. • .......... •••••••••••• '680>evy. $2700 Gp 3f stereo. radial tire~ & i'8 MGB. l2.000 mi
540-9202 ---9910 Moving8'('{)[lf table w/6 110. w /trlr . 120 hp Kawu.ala KZ400 Lo m1. XlnLworiltruck Pail mags.<742HPB ) Sil)() 1-~ec.chwrs.dcsks,i.cc me rcr u1 ser. $3200. ~ .. ~ .. ~f_!'RNodl .. $800 -::==ti7=S.=l858=-.==:::; t-' V C ~Q.o.tyE~~~O 4!1lMMaJt7PM
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SJ.L.201 080 2 tone bm
LI.hr mt er ,_tUOXl roof,
full.> loadt:d Xtrai. I' I'. alt til'M 714 7~
$2281
d esks, c hairs , etc. S41>1J30or~5 -•..unioa... • ur our ar~ --...._..,A
752-U94 um Kawasaki JCXBO New JON4SOH & S0H 2150 Harbor 8 1. C.M Opef 9746
-W-ANI'--E-O_T_O_B_UY_.-~aJ!.t ~~/~r:ife':1 fenders. many xlras t$ :=~~:;' 645-5700 .; .. ~;·;;;;;,;,~·;;;;;
E lec. Typewriter. ~/080. 739-8190 or Xlnt cood. S47S ODO Cost.a Mesa 540-5630 ~ ~ work. Great mpg Best
Preferably Fac1t. Will 64M972. _Gl _ _..,_______ oiler ~.646-9116 'IORIV&A $10,300 111~;111;J
pay up to $250, used ron· ,_UNIFLIT ___ E_27_' -1.97-0.-S-/-F-. ......._._ W./ W• r., ,.,.,._ '74' ~ ~ ~6·~~
dJtion. Pb. 64S-S22S3 after twin·flybridge. Lo hrs. .../St•ep 9160 OY£I •••• ... •••••••••••••••• 7PM llPM 494 9063 '66 ClaM1c S-cyl, a uto
lPM Xlot cond. $22,000 .... •••:~~~:•••••• -·-j. AHAL ---tnns.pt!:,!2.,:..lm1 .. · ...,,..~,, --c:.lllDC 9915 v r-• Brand new e lectric s 8 t I s u D I M 0 n . •Your Motor Home• a EA•AMCE.!!! ..................... ..
Typewnt.er with ball ele-714/6'13-7805. Tu<.>ti thru TopStoyou-tu benefits Pinc'(' a Mothc·r·~ 1>11\ For Your Good •:Vrry ill ~ 41 fi04 1" "iii ~\ illt• •·m·mi:.t blu\', '79 ~ Ohia 4~yl,
ment. Only $250. Call Fn213f2.U.3196 PP. Wedomaiotfl\Al!Ce·free me.,,1111«' on our "Pf't 1.11 VW. Porsche or Audi NOW rw.,.. tm·, t.0\1 m ilt-'. 4-sp. a /c, llhr 111ter. Wirt' Karm67~i.>1B amcetm-fu.llrefs. .M othl·r ·, Da v 11J111• CHICklVYSOM SALINICB>! 1 .. 1•1ct,•rl pp Sb .JOO whlcvn.8,600Mi S.S.97~ loah.R...t/ Drt.le's RVReolal.I May 11 Yoo run pl11<e VW-PORSCHE-AUDJ IEACHIMPORTS ~, Can t<Ake trade & hejp
s..tngModliiMs 1092 a..+.-9050 ~ a rnl'liS31!t' for 11i.. htllt• 44.S E. C.out Hn.ay 'Tl 21DZ 2+2. 4-3pd. elt'<' 84111 ~~·---finance. Jerry673-2549
••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• aa SJ 25 °"add a nower at Bay111de Drive !'il'IJ'f, AM/FM cass., All'. ....,~ i'8 Seville ZSKm1 Silver.
Sewing machines re-t•-------~RENT 22 ft. lu.x. mtr. to vour rrwssajl(' form' Newport Beach 673-0900 SJK rm.18."i00.661·7074 NEWPO BEACH Xlnt. rood. Dyll 833-989(, '66 Mustang, r ebuilt
pelted. Reasonable. Call lune; &Ip. 6; Mlll·coot . 11 tt I e as s~. oo c & 11 752-0900 ~ 67s.9167 enooe. AsJy reasonable
for appt. GU-4300 Ad· SllOIWk.+•mi.~ "42!1678 ....... 1rf9d 7,IOOMIUS • _...a.._ 9750 "7-"-EJDo--d--J---dls-,tlNllselJ.S.-2846 sitter1Jl?9 a. hr ............... ........ unv 29JZX. Wltl' wtlls, IG www " ra o. ma1ttne · . · Tnlln. T,.... 9170 Mf9•~ 9705 •••••-•••••••••••••••• you. In an all .cold Plwlo tt57
••••-••••••••••••••••• 4 w...I Dri•" t550 ..... =:::'•••••••••••• :A.i~. :~ lllnt. Bu* Repo, 1117~ Porsche, Caddlac' Ong owner. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1VI~ 1091 11' Excel, aell conl&1nedl -·••••••••••••••••••• ao..1 .... Tart• Carrera. 2961 E. Beaut. <'Olld.. This lB a "12 Pinto wagoo; auto .• clean. s h a r p . Ca '74n.-..ewrt.om20. 3SI "~ '72 240Z. Vector .mags, L.a.foUa. Ana.be1m, 9-S l ~one! S4.400 or beat ree. gas. Needs mech. Ni-:·;;;;;;.:~:·~: 8U·U70, ii no ans ...;r"~y :rtras. $290I. QlARAMClll! reblt en&. lilt, new brb. ~ cif«. 7141a.us1 WOlk.$350.llG...J'llO -a.M!O ~7400 All '79 AICa R om eos Sm> 13l ·UCM 2yrwmty.freedellvery. MlSI'GONOW' ------1TUR.BOUB>9'M. Assume 191'9Sevtlle. Silt w111Uver '7%PmloRuoabout.11Ucll. Sl2'~=·64fi.;:::•786:::::::::=::J~~~~~~~~l1'71 Terry Trailer. 18', Tndi:a t5'0 IEACH IMPORTS '72 1200auto, air. low tm. lease .. Evenanp Sldm. loaded, lake over new pe.lnt. Xlnt. coad.. r 8fll c:oat'd, a1:pl 6, EZ Uf\ •••-•••••••••••••••••• 84111 DoYe9lreet llOKmi. ll.~/OBO 752-1950 k'Ge. Plcll.'I(' raU Gary Btttofter. 4815-6878 ~~~SS:: ·~ Oievy PU. w/E ldo. N~RTBF.ACH &7~UIU '64~ne/t.ao $9'750. I ~er:!!!St.e~v~e~·~t!:95±7!·1~m:___or_ :!:!'!l!..W. aaon. slick
You may request Ad-Sitter .vice when
placing yoor od .•. cu M-S4tttr
number will oppaar in your Doily Pilot
od ... Ad-Sitter takes your mlllOgel ••
. you call in ot your c::onvenienat to get
the ~-to your ad ... this.,.
is of.; $5 per week. For more ==-~ to pica yt)lt ad coll
..._781 camper shell, AM/FM 152-0900 '73--3tal, auto. cln make Show Quality. Call 213/ t-< >~. --.-
'IOO ~1700/bea l ofr . ofr. days 828-8160 or S.2UO 'IOSIYIUIOllSEL: *-401.8 .
...._, Mt• -Aolltol, M•• HOO m-21915 eve.. K.lmber laither mt. Every option. ft I tt•o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ••• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • '77i,; Porxbe t:M. 60,000 4.000 I 119 1 I ~ .............. !?~~ =· ~~a=~·(::;; '77 ~:· ·=· ~l ;;·;~;·~:·:;;~:;~:;~ PEIJGE
Fl•AL
CLEARA•CE:_
ALL 1979 PEUGEOT 604s
AND 504s MUST BE SOLDr
WE'RE DEALIN'!
"1'9 •at Soyder 2000. auto ~ caad, ST7S5 7~-7733 dya, ..,,or belt offer. Caab
tr ans. PW. I uit r a ·r It. t6411Uews only· fG8ll8 a.ft. 4: •· AMfFM cassette, mags. '67 Poncbe 912. mlllt , 9965 brand new cood. navy aptit pea ireen. W750. Sedan DeVllle. Gold
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• 73, NO. 120, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
Fee Hot Issue • ID Huntington .·
A propoeal that lluntancton
Beatb 1"8Jdentt be asked to pay
$1.5 mUUon or more in trash rol·
leclion fen lhta year b.s com_,
under fire from former cit>'
couocUman Clancy Yoder
Yoder claims that a trash
pld1;up ree 11 uneth1ul and
amo~ts t.o a double taxation for
lb• property owner.
He &I.lo dttlared that the pro
Jected derlclta an the city ·s
1980 81 bud1et cuuJd be made u~
b • a C<Ml.\Ohdation of services
i.nd tht-t r1mm1n1i o( ad
mln111trat.1vt> fat
Yoder , who served op the City
CounrU 14 months 4Hful hts de·
fut ln the Aprll H elecuons, as
sens that the city made a mon•I
com rrulment to residents not to
charge a trash fee when 1t ap·
proved a utility tax In 1970.
Th tu on utility bills was de-
1dgned to pay for the construc-
tion or the new clvic center and
Ubrary b.llldings.
Yoder also says a city or·
dmunce stated that no rees shaJI
be coUected tor trash after Jan.
1. 1971
And that's the way Ted
Rartlett, who was oo the ~ouncil
at the time, remembers it.
"Thal was the agreement,
that we wouldn't collect trash
fees,·· Bartlett said Monday.
"Maybe it is legitima te now.
but I would hate to see it. I
believe it would kind of mean a
loss of faith and credibility.·'
Councilman Don MacAlli.ster.
who recently urged a "long and
hard look" at imposing the trash
fees. said the agr~ment ia prob-
ably correct, buL that it is not
written into law and l.hat one
council is oot bound by another's
actions. ·
·'The economics or 1970 are
totally different from 1980," he
said.
"We are looking at a $600,000
deficit now and 1r Proposition 9.
passes. we may have no choice
but to 1mpQSe the rees ...
a~uYoder charged that city omc· are wsing scare tactics.
H claims that the city budget
1s b sed on 910 employees when
there are actually only 851 on
the payroll. He says a certain
a mount of money has been set
aside for pay raises and that lbe
budget shows a larger number
or employees than there actually
are.
Yoder reports tbat the city is
taking ln sUghUy more than $4
million lhls year from the s per.
ce nt tall on water, gas,
telephone a nd electric utility
btlls.
<See TllASH, Page A%)
-U.S.-Iran Air Confrontation
* * * carter,
~ .
Rescue
Vnit Meet
WASIDNGTON CAPl -Presi·
dent Carter had a "secret ren-
deivo'Us" Sunday with about 150
•men who participated in last
week's effort to rescue U.S.
hostages in Iran, House Speaker
Thomas P. O'Neill said today.
O'Neill told reporters that
Car ter told congr essio nal
le ade r s a t a White House
breakfast today he met with the 1 men at an undisclosed location
but gave no other details of the
meeting.
I• White House spokes men
declined immediate comment on
O'Neill's report.
Carte r attende d c hurch
services in Washington on Sun
day but was not seen by re-
porters after returning to the
White House al mid-Oay.
There was no immediate ex-
planation of O'Neill's statement
that at least 150 men were in·
volved in the aborted rescue at·
tempt. De f e nse Sec r etary
Harold Brown has said that 90
U.S. servicemen plus air crews
were lnvolved.
Cart.er flew to San Antonio,
Texas. on Monday to visit five
men hospitaliz.ed with injuries
s uffered when a helicopter col·
lided with a cargo plane in an
Jranlan desert after the rescue
operation was ordered scrubbed.
O'Neill quoted Carter as say.
ing the men were injured and
eight other s killed when the
helicopter rose to about 15 feet
and . then collided with a cargo
plane and both burned
"l guess wind blew 1l into the
plane and it exploded." O'Neill
satd.
"He (Ca rter ) said of those in·
jured that he could not believe
bow they thanked him fo r letting
them be part or this mission and
apologized for the failure -and
the patriotism of these men."
O'Neill said.
CONSI'R lJCTION
UOSES STREET
Lake Street between
Paciric Coast Highway
and Atlanta Avenue in
Huntington Beach will be
closed to traffic until June
• 13 because of the construe·
tion of a sewer line. city
officials said.
Thr9ugh traffic in the
area will be detoured ' along Atlanta to Hunt·
lngt.on Street and south to
Pacific Coast Highway, of·
ficiab said.
ffmatington Mobile Bonte Dest.roged
Clifford and Elnora "Robbie" Sommerville escaped from
their mobile home this morning whC'n their s moke detec-
tor warned them of a blaze. Firemen estimated $55.000
damage to the home and $20,000 to rontents. Home 1s in
space 2ST at Huntington Shoreclif(s Mobile Home Park
20701 Beach Boulevard. Sommerv1lles lost their pet dog in
th~ blaze when rescue effort had to be abandoned
because of heavy smoke.
Wunty Files
Second Cancer
Test Lawsuit
The Orange County D1!>tnct
J\ttorney·s off 1<:l· f1lt:d a !>ccond
lawsuit Monday to prevent ad
vert1sing for what 1t cl:umNI is ~
boJ!U S blood te~t lo detect a
p e r~on 's ::.u scl'pl1bli1t ; lfl
cancer
Named m the latest suit 1s the
llohs t1c Medical Center in El
Toro. which is charged with
false and misleading advertising
and unfair business practices
The district attorney's office
last week had filed a suit aga1J1St
/\ I D. Center of Orange, lnc •
and laboratones m Texas and
Callfom1a for s1m1lar alleged
violations.
The lawsuits claim the sup·
posed diagnostic blood tests of·
fered at the clinics could not
m easure a person's mali gnancy
potential as claimed m advert.is
ing and brochures
Monarch Hailed
'TOKYO <AP) -Emperor,
Hirohito's wife gave . him an
e lectric sh aver , and 101000
Japanese thronged the pa ace
grounds to cheer the world's
longest-reigning monarch on his
79tb birthday today .
Scattered Showers
Dinrinish on Coast
Sl'attercd s howers from a low
pn·s~ure i.ystem :-pawned storm
t hat s wooped down on th(>
Orange Coast Monrlay. pouncing
hardest on Huntington Beach
.J n " r 0 ::. t a ~1 (' ... J • ~ (' r e d11n1n1shmg
S po kt·s m l'n fo r lhC' L' S
\\f'alhl'r Stc-rv1ee in Lo" Angele.!>
'-.J •rl the) l:l re prcd1ctin~ only
1 .. olalf'd showers and s pnnklc:s
1n !>c atte red van ~ or tht·
Southland
Rain probability v.111 be 10
P<'rcent tonight throu~h Wedne~
day and skies are expected to
cl<>ar by Wednesdav evening as
thl' !>low storm !>YSlcm in the up-
pN atmosphere moves over to
Arizona
No problems s uch a~ .. treet
flooding or ::.l·no u!> road acc1·
dent::. m v.h1 ch min ~a!'-blame<!
v. t>re rl'l'Ordt·d Monday from tht·
l'Od!>l mJand. but the· front ctel·
u~c·d Huntington Bc:ach and
C11.,IJ ~frsa
·tt kind or camc• down there
for av.h1le," dcdared llunt-
1n~ton Beach '~ quas1-0Ht c1a l
\H'alht-rman J Sherman Denny.
who has kept rainfall hAures
and meteorological data for 53
) ('3r~.
His rooftop rain gauge re·
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Checked Out
Boy, 12, Chess Champ
Steve Colmer bas some pretty fast moves on the chess
board and solid values on ti{e at the ripe old age of 12.
The Huntington Beach boy was crowned the sixth
grade Orange County chess champion in the Western
Regional Scholastic Tournament in March.
He will travel to Minoeapolis May 3'"' to-compete in
the national elementary championships
Man Admits
Rape Vnder
Hyprwtism
1\ <.t•lf prcH· I a 1 mC'<l r. a rd e n
(; ro\'t' JlS) r hH' a llc•gt•d tn hdH'
r.1 Jwd J "'oman on .,1x 0<•tas 11m!>
"'hah-she w:1!> undt•r h> pnos1 'i
plt·.Jded ~u 1 hv ~l onda y lo a
s 1n~lc <hargc of r apt•
Arthur Kna~ht. 70. a.:re<'d to
<.pt·nd onl' )t•ar 1n Oran.:t-Coun ·
ty Jail and fl\'e ::rears· formal
probation m v. h1ch he may not
h} pnol1zc• fcmak ~uhJt'Cl~ unles:.
.J third adult 1s present
The plea bargained settlement
"'as ac·~epted by Orangt• County
Superior Court J udge J a mes 0
Pt•rez..
Knigh t was a rre s ted by
Garden Grove po li ce after a
"'om an complruned that she had
been raped dunng six hypnosis
<,css1ons between March 1, 1977
and Jan 24, 1978.
f''1ve counts of rape against
Knight were d1srn1ssed.
175,000 Condtict
'Revival' in Capit.al
"I probably won't win in Minneapolis. but I thank I'll
do pretty good. The important thing. anyway, is to have
fun."
STEVE, A SIXTH GRADER at
Hebrew Academy in Westminster, has
entered 16 chess tournaments.
He won five of these outright and
captured his division or placed second
In another five.
Bandit Robs
HBWoman
In Her Home
A 29-year-old Huntington
Beach woman was robbed of
S3.024 at gunpoint Monday by a
man who came to her home UD·
der the pretense of selUng her
some IOld coins, police said.
WASHINGTON (AP> -More U.... 175,000 people, ftlled with
die 1111Qt of repentance, raised
"6eea In joyful song and day· ldlH .... ver-foday and were told, ••we'ft-.., back to God." ~ ,,.. like a giant tent re·
........... tbe faithful eatbered from
Ute rr.tm.1 of dawn for a non·
atop ay of pl'ayer~. gospel sing· 1DC aad fasting.
"llay it bq1n here and spread
all Offf tJUa led," sald ·Dr. ~?~-~eanedy of Fort ~· na. "Wa,hiaiton fGr .i-.. America for Jes ... ''
Some speakers took note ot the dttldlm tbat bad come from
H•• eet.ablJ1hment eburctae. um tbe nllJ milled reUstoa and
eo•u •lllti" pol.Wet. "We haft a me11ac• for all
•
the members of Congress and the
Senate and the White House:
T here's a group or people in
America that loves their God and
we are pra.ying for the president
and all the leaders of the United
Slates of America," said Jim
Bakker. host of the PTL Club,
which appears on more than 200
TV stations.
"We have been a natloo under
God," be added. "Our 1urvtval
depends on remaining a naUon
under God." •
The crowd grew steadily from
30,000 before daylight to 175,000
at noon, u etUmaled by U.S.
Park Police. The weather •tart·
ed 1Joomy, then became bript
ud1unay.
CS. ~AL. P11e Al) " . . '
He also has participated in
baseball, football and soccer, but chess
la bit game.
He got interested in it when be was
4 years old when he ill)ured a fOOl in a bicycle aceideot.·
"MY FA'111ER Jl&OUGtrr ME a chess set becauae I
didn't have much el.M to do at the time.··
He and bis dad, Bill, play two t.o three sames a week.
They are real •truccles that last1 over two evenlnga
and the two come out about even, Steve says.
"He's made a lot of Pf'Olrell over the last three
months," Bill reports. "1 used to be ahead, but now we are
practically dead even. 1 don't have to worry about abowtq
hJm \Q>."
THE ELDER COLMER MYS Steve la not an expert
or muter riled player.
"But be II very 1tronc for b11 ace and 1rade. He can
destroy a layman."
-.,.
The robbery victim, Susan
LeClerc, bad advertised in a
newspaper that she wished to
purchase gold cot.na. police saicl.
A man who said be had coins to
sell came to her home at 12 : sb
p.m ., police said , and pulled out
a 1mall-callber pistol when he
waa lnalde.
Tbe man took the woman's
cuh and fled In a 1mall newer-
model brown pickup truck wtlh
a whlte camper 11'ell on the
back. a wltneu t.olcl police.
The robber waa described as
caucaalan, in hl1 late 40I, fl•• feet·niM lnebell lD hel1ht, over·
wet1bt, with baldlna blonde
balr, weartnc a two-pl.ee
1-'t Md carr")ial a black el· c ....
Pentagon
Denies
Shooting
By~ Assoc:iated Press ·
fran claimed two ca rri er~
based U S. fighter jets · .. sl.Art.ed
to shoot" at an lrania n patrol
plane over the Gulf 9( Oman l<>-
day 1n the first U.S.-lran1an
m1htary e<>n!rontat1on since the
A mer1can hostages were seized
ntarly :,1x months a~o. The Pen-
t <igon dentl'd the re was a ny
shootinF In \\ashington . th(' Uefense
Department !>aid "T wo F-14
• aircraft from the aircraft car-
rier Ntcrutz. made a routine tn·
tercept of an Iran ian C-130
a 1 re r aft near the St rail of
llo r m uz.. The U.S. aircraft
DEAD RESCUERS
EXHIBIT "INHUMANE' -M
escorted the Iranian plane back
tn I raruan air space. It was a
routine intercept Then• was no
fmng o( weapons "
Washington officials said the
Iranian airplane came wtthin
approximately 50 miles of the
N1m1tz and the two r ·14s we re
launched to look 1t over. The
N1m1tz 1s one or a bout 30 U.S.
"a rsh1ps stat.Joned in the Indian
Ocean following the takeover of
tht• C'S Embassy in Tehran on
'\'ri\' 4 by Iranian militants and
the D<'cember Soviet thrust mto
Aritharustan.
The off1c1al Iranian news
3Aency Pars quoted the Iranian
army 10111t staff as saying the
t" o Amen can planes !>tarted to
"hoot al lhe Iranian plane but
four l raruan 1et..s were sent up
and they "warded off the al·
ta<:k " Pal"'\ quoted the army as ":.i> ing the U S. planes "changed
their rl1rect1on as the four Ira·
n1an 1eth~hters escorted the
patrol plane" back to Iran .
I~ IRAN, Page A?)
'Wait Until Dark'
Al Marina High
Performances of "Wail Until
Dark ," the annual spring play at
Marina High School ln Hunt·
ington Beach. w ill continue
oaghtly through Saturday.
The play begins at 8 p.m .
Tickets, at $2.50 each , can be ot>-
taaned by calling the school's
drama department. 893-6571.
Coast
Weather
V 1riabl e cloudiness
t o night, decreasing
Wednesday, with 10 per·
cent chance of rain through
Wednesday. Lows tonight
48 al the beaches to 56 in.
land. Highs Wednesday low
tomid606.
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AZ ~YPtlOT Hif r u,.qu. Aenl 29. !HO
~t ll.eg~tration
C,ei,s Committee Nod
WASHINGTON f AP» Prw.._,t Carter'I draft restltn·
Uoo plan for youn1 mf'ft, nutowly approved l11t wMll by the
House. wu paned by • surpttlln&Jy wide maratn \Oda, lD a
s.tlate .ubfommillee
A s.ua. A~•Uolll aubcoaam.ktee YOWd M iD ,.._ ol
,,....., SU.J allbon to bfdD nPittaUoa tlUa •~mmer ol
YOUD1 mee, aaed lt an4 JO.
The but '°" lO tM hall ApproprtaUons Commme.. and I.hen to lbt-~ale
..... r ••IU••~ Gelfl WHzrfl
LONDON (AP> The dollar dl"OOl*I and °'4Ml ralu.d t.od,ay
t.o wind &ap sU&bUy hi1her for the day a1a1nat mott major
foreip currmcr •. Gold dipped 1Uebll1 ln Europe.
In London. the prttlOUI rMUI ended the day at IUD an
ounce, down from $524 Monday. OoJd trlded at $511 in New
York. up $10.
London aUver prices were virtually unchan.1ed -$1S.17 an
ounce compared with SlS.90 Monday. 1t traded at llJ.74 In New
York. a galn oft ctinta.
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VATICAN CITY <AP> f'our relatives of the U.S. hosta1es
ln Iran met with Pope John Paul II today and ureed bJm to help
obtain the releue of the S3 captives held in Tehran.
The relatives -two mothers and two wives -completed a
week ol meetinp with European leaden to plead their cue and
said they hoped to retum to the Unlted States on Wednesday.
The women vislud the pope in a eroup and each apoke wttb
him tn English for about two minutes. At the end, the pontiff
blessed the women and gave each of them a white rosary.
3 Allla•fJra Store• 811r•
AUIAMBRA (AP) Three at.ores in a shopplnt centet'
caught fire today when a blaze in an oft-picketed adult book
store spread to neighboring businesses, caualn1 an ettitmated
S310.000 damage and injuring one firefilbter, authorities aaJd.
The fire started s hortly before 3 a.m. in the El Cid Adult
Book Store on West Main Street in this Los Angeles 1uburb add
s pread to tl!e Tudor Bar and Kajala Interiors via a common at-
tic.
The cause of the fire was under investigation and It wu not
known if arson was suspected.
Mortgage l...oan Rage l...oteered
B~ERLY HILLS CAP> -Responding to fallinl money market. rates, Great Western Savlngs and Loan AssoclaUoo, the
nation's second largest. has lowered Its prime home mortcage
lending rate to 16~ percent from 17~ percent.
It was the first major reduction by a ma,jor Califomla thrift
institution since January. Some analysts saJd It indicated that a
sustained faJJ in rates is under way.
Fro• Pag• Al
REVIVAL IN CAPITAL. • •
Rally organizers ho ped for
200,000 to 500,000 -and even
ta lked of a million -but r am
the last two days dimmed exJ)e(:·
t ations.
The grassy Mall area was a
se a of people -som e on
stretc her s. crutc hes and in wheelchairs, others wrapped 10
s leeping ba gs or c arrying
American nags, some with re-
hgaous banners: "Mass1ss ipp1 for
Jesus'' "PiU.Sburgh Loves God."
''This lS our capital city, this
1s where at should sta rt," said
P at Ro be rtson of Vi r ginia
Beach, Va , a founder 6f the
C h r i stian Broa d casting
Network. "The events of recent
weeks have ~rieved us all. We
sa y 'God , unless you move,
those brave hostages won't be
released.'··
Repentance was the theme or
the day as s peaker after speaker
mounted the pulpit, set up on the
Mall h a lfway betwe en the
Capitol and the White House
The Apnl 29 date was chosen to
commermorate the cross plant·
ing at Cape Henry, Va., by the
Jamestown settlers in 1607.
Not long after dawn, as the
s un cast the Capitol's long
s h adows over the Mall. the
c r owd sang "J esus is our
Redeemer." a wistful m elodic
prayer. Thousands lifted their
hands s kyward, waving their
bodies ln time with the music.
symbolizing an outreach to
heaven.
Nearly «.>ve ry Christian de
Dancer to Speak
Da ncer and choreographer
Nannette Pistole Brodie will
speak on "Women in the Arts"
at noon Wednesday in the com-
munity center at Golden West
College in Huntington Beach.
The free program is sponsored
by the c ollege's Women's
Center.
nom1nauoo in the world was
r e presented, with fundamen·
talists predominating. There
were blacks and His panics ;
there were clusters of people
ho isting band s, speaking in
tongues. ·
T he rally ha s been
spe arheaded by some of the
leading television evangelists in
the country.
More than 60 s peakers were
s c h e dul e d t o tak e the
microphone during 12 hours of
prayer and fasting oo the Na-
tional Mall, the same site where
175,000 pe r sons a tte nded a
Catholic Mass celebrated by
Pope John Paul 11 las t October.
The Rev. J oho Gimenez. a
Virginia Beach. Va . evangelist
who conceived the idea for the
Christian rail~ 11"2 years ago, de·
n1ed I.he a1m 1s politic al.
Huntington
Psychiatrist
Denies Fraud
/\ Huntington Bea c h
psychiatrist accused of cheating
the state MediCal program out
of an Unspecified sum pleaded
innocent Monday to fraud and
gr and theft charges
T he ple a was accepted in
Orange County Superior Court
by Judge Richard Beacom who
ordered OT. Louis Glatch Jr. to
return to court June 4 for pre·
trial motions.
Glatch 1s charged with 19
counts or Med.iCal fraµd aod ooe
count of grand theft in connec·
tion with alleged overbllling to
the state for psychiatric treat-
ment of indigents.
In some instances. authorities
claimed. Glatcb bUJed the state
ror so minutes ol his time for
JO-minute sessions with patients.
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............... ''••pect ... t1Hl!f .. u.a -., , .. , u.a. .,., .......... of ....
WMli01 alMtrtl•e aUem" le
reeeue tM AIMrtc:an bolt.,.. la
lraD.
Tbt Gulf ol Oman, 350 mUee
k>n1 and JOO mu .. wide. u.. Oil
lht ~ aho~ ot Iran and
aeparaa. lbe Arabian Sea from
tbt Ptn1u Oull. Jru bu two
m ajor porta on the Oult of
Oman, Jult and Chab Bahar.
and mmt me OWi body ot water
In exPOl'tiu lu ou.
Meanwhile, Iranian Fonlcn
Minister Sade.sh Obotbndeh
eac:aped unharmed from what appeared to be .an ua&11loation attempt lo KuwaJt. Iran's army
mobllbed fOt' a major offemive
a1atnat KW'diab rebels lo Sanan·
daj . and a c ontroversial
churchman arrived lo Tehran to
take charge ol the bodies ol the
U.S. c.omm&odol who died lo the
abortive U.S. bosta1e rescue .
Kuwait's news agency laid a
hail or bulJets fired from at least
two cars hlt a motorcade taking
Gbotlnadeh to a meeting with
Kuwait's ruler at Assail Palace.
sllabtly wounding a Kuwaiti
security tuanl. The palace is the
home of Sheik Jaber Al·Abmad.
Kuwait's rullna emir.
The Kuwait Interior Ministry
said police located two cars used
in the attack, but made no men·
tion or anats.
The Iranian news agency Pars
said one ol the can was found
outside the Iraqi Embassy in
Kuw ait and claimed "the
passengers or the car left the
vehicle and entered the Iraqi
Embauy." Pars al.so sa.id two
suspects had been taken Into
cuatody.
There was no Kuwaiti con·
firmatioo. Iran and Iraq have
been having a dis pute along
their border in recent weeks.
Beach Area
Residents Eye
Parking Aid
Legislation to relieve severe
summertime parking problems
for residents of Sunset Beach
and Surlside has won the anan-
1 m ous appro'Val of the State
Assembly.
The measure. s ponsored by
Assemblyman Dennis Mangers .
D·Hwrtingtoo Beach. would al-
low residents to park in front of
their own driveways and
garages.
Existing law makes no such
provision and resid ents who
park in front of their property
ar e subject to ticketing and
fines.
An aide to Mangers said that
heavy beach traffic durmg sum
m e r months h as c a used a
hardship for residents.
Street p a rkin g sp aces re ·
portedJy are taken by beach vis·
1tors, prevent.mg some residents
fro m parking at their own
homes.
The aide also s aid that in
many cases homes do not have
driveways in which residents
can park. Space in garages al.so
1s limited. he said.
To further complicate the is-
sue. street parking is limited to
four hours from June to Sep·
tember.
Homeowners can gel citations
if they park a longer t.ime.
The measure, which has not
been acted on yet by the Senate
would allow Orange County of-
fi cials to issue parking penn1ts
to the local r~ldents.
Uqoor Store Hit
By Gunman in HB
A man brandiahing a doubl•
barreled ahotgun robbed a Hwit·
ington Beach liquor store of
about GlO Monday nl&bt, police
said.
The holdup occurred at 10 :30
p.m . at Heritage Liquor, 932
Edinger Ave. No injuries were
reported iD the incident. The
robber ned on root.
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UMs of Hostages Likely
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Tbe Central lnteW1eace Agency
believed that 60 percent of the American bolta1es lo Iran woWcl
have been k1Ued or wounded if President Carter's rescue plan
was carried out u planned, KCBS Radio reported.
The all·news station quoted a source it sald bu been "ac·
curate lo every detail so far."
THE STATION qtJOTED THE SOtJaCE as sayln1 that the
plan wu approved even tbouah the Joint Chiefs of Staff re·
portedly were liven the CIA document.
CIA officials were not Immediately available for commeat.
The CIA beUeved that it would be Impossible to free all the
hosta•es at the ume Ume because they were in small 1roup1 ln
different areas of the embuay compound KCBS uld It wu told
by the source. The document said that ti some or the bolta1es
had been freed others would probably have been executed.
tJ.8. IOLITAaY MEN CAaatED more than St million ln.
Iranian currency to "pay local partllaDI," the stat.loll'• aource
claJmed.
Pentap otnctala ntuaed comment on the report. Tbe CIA
has aot been otnct•l11 linked wttb the ai.ort.d re1eue plan. •
MC>-nD AIDERS KEEP SH£L TERED FROM RAJN
Photo T•k•n on Huntington Be•ch'• Oottterd StrHt
Fro• Page A I
RAIN DIMINISHES. • • .
corded .44 inches by 5 p.m. for
Monday's precipita tion, com-
pared to 21.34 inches for the
season. Normal amount for this
date would be 17.78 inches.
Costa Mesa received 42 inch·
in t he same period Monday,
according to the Orange County
Flood Control District's hydrog-
raphy office an Santa Ana. Last
year Cos ta Mesa h ad 17.61
inches on this date.
The sudden early and m1d·
afternoon de luge was concen
t r ated pri marily 1n southeast
and central Huntington Beach
and wests1de Costa Mesa where
the brunt of tbe storm came
ashore.
Spokesmen for the Orange
County Sheriffs Harbor Patrol
m Newport Beach reported 24
inch fell Monday.
Frowt Page A l
TRASH ...
He says lease payments for
the Civic Ctnter and L.tbrar:t
amount to $1 ,253.900.
He claims that the city would
still end up with a surplus or SI
m illion in the utility tax fund 1r 1t
paid SI 8 million for trash fe<>s
from I.hat money source
Union Oil T ells
Earnings Boost
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Union
Oil Co. of California has report-
ed a 34 percent hike o ver earn.
mgs for lbe same 1979 quarter.
Union said its fi rst quarter net
income was $153 million or Sl 76
a share. up 34 percent from the
SI 14 1 million or Sl.30 a share
registered In the first quarter of
1979.
Deputies to the south at Dana
Pomt Harbor reported only .14
inc h for T uesda y by com -parison
Offi cial San Juan Capl.strano
wealher·watcbers Mr aod Mrs.
Carl Hankey, who keep records
for the city. recorded .22 inch
Monday, bnng10g San Jµan s
sea son total lo 28.86 inches.
Normal for Uus tJme would be
26 82 lDdles.
County flood control officials ~aid their stal.lons recorded in-'
land rainfall Monday or 14 U'ICh
1n Va lla P ark bringing the i;eason total to 26 64 ir.l.':hes for
the ~ea.son
T hey said .08 inch fe ll 1n
Santa Ana. for a season total of
21.01 inches, while 18.47 lnches
had Calleo at this time lut year
Traffic accident anvestigaton
said problems generated by I.he
rainfall Monday were surpns·
ingly minimal throughout I.he
S"uthem CahfomJa Bai.in v. ilh
t h t• t: x r <' pt 1 o n o r d m a J o r
mudslide.
H OC'k s :rn rt .1 <;<>a o f goo
<'3'><:adt'd dov.n onto the Ridge
Houte, tying up a 40-mile sector
of lnt«.>rstat<' 5 dunng the r nmal
late afternoon peak period for
three hours
A suddt>n rain squall passm~
O \ e r t ht> inter c h a nge lan«.>s
bet ween I.he Golden St.ate and
Santa Ana freeways was blamed
for rausin~ a double tra iler ce·
ment truck ng to overturn in
Eai.t Los Angeles.
Driver David L. Metewede , 26,
of 4562 Roxbury Drive. Irvine.
suffrred a fractured Jaw and
was admitted to White Memorial
Hospital where be ls listed in
good condit.aon.
Concrete was spewed over the
highway when the ng carrying
40 tons of the buildJng material
rolle d . keeping CalTrans
workers on the scene cleaning
up the mess lhrougb the evening
rush hour.
The Huntin•ton Beach Clty
Council Increased monthly
automobile allowances for 10 top
deputdient beads MondQ by ~ because of eacalatJn1 fuel cosu. .
The department beads .had
been collecting Sl.25 a month for
the use of their personal cars on
city business s ince 1972. The
council, with Bob Mandie dis-
senting, raised the rate to $175.
lt was incorrectly reported
Monday that the department
chiefs alao were in line for a
hike in reimbursement from 18
to 23 cents a mile.
The mileage reimbursement.
however , is limited to other
employees who must use lbeir
cars on a limited basis Cor of-
ficial business.
Most e mployees use vehicles
rrom the city car pool. The reim-
bursement would apply only
when car pool vehicles are not
a vailable, City Administrator
Bud Belsito said.
Belsito said the monthly car
allowance will amount to $6,00U
annually.
Four other de partment heads,
who are assigned city cars con
t a1 ning e m e r gen c y ra dio
systems, were not affected by
Monday night's action.
They include Police Chief
Earle Robitaille. Fire Ctuer Ray
Pica rd, PubUc Works Director
Paul Cool Cook and Director of
Com mun1ty Services Vi net·
Moorhouse.
Councilman Mandie opposed
the monthly increases. cle11mmg
that the aJlowance will be higher
than other cities.
"l can see an increase to $150
but not $175," he said.
The new rates will take effect
Thursday
LA Rapist
Pleads Guilty
TORRANCE CAP) Sentenc-
ing has been !>et May 27 for a
Southwest Los An geles man who
ad m1ttc-d rapan~ or attempting
to rape 11 women.
Keith Randall Earley pleaded
guilty Monday 1n To rraneE>
S uperior Court to 19 fe lony
counts, including rape, assauJt
with the intent to commit rape,
oral copulation and burglary.
Earley was named an attacks
oo s eve ra l wo m e n i n the
Hawtho r ne, Le nn ox an d
Westchester areas over a 10-
mo nth pe r iod last year . io-
\CSt1~<1tors saul. lie was arrest-
t.>d J an 8.
Suspect Held
In Break-in
Huntington Beach police of-
ficers. resPonding -to a silent
alar m at a local bar early today,
arrested a man they said had
1ust pn ed open a door to illegal·
ly e nter the premises.
The break-in occurred at 5: 15
a.m lllS1de Hi -Roys, 5050 Hell
Ave. Inside I.he bar, ofri ccrs ar·
rested Michael Pidskalny, 23, of
HuntJngton Beach, police said.
The susJ)e(:t was charged with
rommercial burglary and held
ID city jail Ln lJeU Of $5,000 bail.
Remedies Asked
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The
California Bar Association has
asked. ln a formal resolution,
that the state remedy "deplora·
ble" coodltions tn state prisons.
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\(OL. 73, NO. 120. 3 SECTIONS. 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALtFOANIA TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Carter, Rescue Tealll Meet Secretly
W ASHINOTON t P I Pr 1 d~nt artM had • • · ttN't rt>n
deavous" Sunday with about uo
men whO pal'11<"1p ted In laM
week 's e tfort to r tisrue U s
hosta.ia in Jruo. Hou f' Spt!akf'1
Thomu P O'Neill n 1d today
O 'N•ill told report t•r thnt
C arter t o ld con gre~s1on ul
le a de r s a t u Wh itt• Houst·
breakfast today ht> m t't with thtt
men ot an undil>clo 'ld hW•1t1on
* • •
but 111ve no nth r deta1bl of the
metuna
White 1t ou1'c> "r>ok e i.men
dtr hnt"d tmmt'd1ate comment on
O'Nelll's report
('a rt~r utt<1ndl'd r hurc h
:o.t•n 1«' 1n Wai.h1n1ton on Sun
day but wa11 not een by rt-
porh•r). urtur r~lurning to tht:
WhUl· ltoU$e at mid dav
Cu ter also 111ml today he ha~
"no doubt" that he "mude the
* *
U.S. -Iran
Be's N.unaber One ·
Okla hom a Cniversit y running back Billy Sims gets a kiss
from his wife Brenda after h<.· was selected by the Detroit
Lions as firs t choice in the Nation al Football Lea gue
<iraft. Complctl· d et ails on the N F L draft are on Pa ge Bl.
Trustees Set Liniit
On Teacher Talks
Saddlcback CollcAe District
trustees have set a deadhnl' or
Aug 1 to h1 re a professiona l
11egoltat1.•r to condur t upc·oming
co ntract negotiations w1lh dis
trict facufty memberi.
Board member L:Jrry Taylor
said Monda v he is concerned
about the dciays the district has
e xpe rienced with the present
system of negotiating directly
with the faculty.
"l 'm not blaming t he teachers
or anyone else." Taylor said
"But there is no reason to have
the n egotiations cons tantly
dragged out, causing ill feelings
between the staff and the ad-
ministration."
Taylor added that it is accept·
ed practice to hire a professional
outsider. allowing staff and ad·
Coast
Weather
Variable cloudi n ess
lo1tigbt. d e c reasi n g
Wednesday, with 10 per·
cent chance of rain through
Wedneaday. Lows tonjgbt
48 at the beaches to 56 Ln·
land. Hlgbs Wednesday low
tomidlOI.
11'81DE TOD~ Y
"°""""Canon should 91!1 an Olc:or tor leeeping half the
Acodetfw Aworda audit'ftce
CllPOke. Dn>pping ratings in·
d6cot• Ute oUwr half alread11 ii
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m in1strators to concentrate on
their primary duties. "That's
Just the w<1 y the ball game 1s
11Jayerl these day~ ... he said
Michael Marnf1€'ld . president
uf the Saddleback Communitv
C.ollcge F i!culty Association.
ar~ued that the Aug I dcadltn.,
would plare "undue constraint"
on the faculty negotiating team
·•Most of the negotiating team
will not be here this s ummer:·
Ma r rifield said. He said the
cha nce of all the team being
\See TALKS, Page A2>
Water Board
Foes Debate
In Irvine
The 11 candidates vying for
two open seats on the Irvine
Ranch Water District Board of
Directors in the June 3 election
will participate in a campaign
forum Wednesday that will also
feature a debate oo Proposition
9.
The forum wiU be held at 7:30
p.ro. in the Deerfield Communl·
ty Park Multipurpose Room, 55
Deerwood West, Irvine.
The I rvi ne Tomorrow·
s ponsored public forum will in·
elude a debate between an ad·
vocate and an opponent of the
Howard J arvis·backed tax re·
duction measurf' that will ap·
pear as P roposition 9 on the
June 3 ballot.
Harvey Enal an d e r ,
spokesman for the lrvine·bued
Butcher Forde political cooault·
ina firm, will speak ln favor of
the meuure. Butcher forde
Con•ultinl bu been hired to nm
the PropoaWon 9 c•JDP•ian. .
Roa.mt Vlneeftt, co-cbairlban
of &M·OU-fOf' Callforma. No
on Propalllkm t mmmJttee. will
speak aplmt tbe propoatUoa,
Vlaeeat wu oae of Jams'
Propo1lUon ll eampal1n
openliwe two yean •IO·
' r11ht cho&c.1' ID orderiDI ttM ill·
tuted llltempt l.o free American
holl.,.
Jn remarb prepared for •· llvtry to a group of transports·
tion experts, Carter said he was
· proud or our courageous fight·
1ng force!) who offered their own
It ves for freedom "
He said that "as commander in
l'htef, I am proud of lhe ste adfast
resolve this nation has shown and
* * *
will contin ue lo show until every
one or our people is safely home
with us again.
··1 have no doubt that. under
the circumstances. I made the
rtght choice."
There was no immediate ex·
planation of O'Neill's statement
that at least 150 men were in·
volved in the aborted rescue al·
t e mpt. De fe nse Secr et a r y
Harold Brown has s aid that 90
* • *
U.S. servicemen plus air crews
were involved.
<.:arter flew to San Antonio,
Texas. on Monday to vi.sit five
men hospitalized with iQjuries
suffered when a helicopter col·
hded with a cargo plane in an
Iranian desert a fter the rescue
ope ration was ordered scrubbed.
O 'Neill quoted Carter as say.
1ng the men were injured and
eig ht others killed when the
* * *
helicopter roee to about 15 feet
and then collided with a cargo
plane and both burned.
"I guess wind blew il into the
plane and it exploded.'' O'Neill
said.
"He (Carter > said of those in·
Jured that he could not believe
how they thanked him for let.ting
them be pa.rt of lb.is mission and
apologized for the failure -and
the patriotism of these men,"
• * *
Air Confrontation
Deadly
Tanks
Found
AURORA . Mo. <AP ) Far
t ee n d e te rior a tin g dru m s
believed to contain dioxin. the
deadliest chemical known. have
been unearthed near here by a
fi ve ·man team from the En·
v1ronmental Protection Agency.
Wearing protecti ve s uits. the
workers unearthed the drums
Monday at the southwest Mis·
soun fa rm of J ames Denney
T he excavation moved the EPA
a step d o:;cr to lea rning the con·
tents or the containe~. aban
doned 10 years ago by a now
defunct che mical company
The uncovered drums were to
be left overnight inside a locked
eight-foot protective fence that
s urround!> the site. and i.amphng
of the contents Wiii be done tO·
d ay, EPA spokesman Don Noel
s aid. The samples then will be
sent lo a laboratory for testing.
Noel s~ud the digging team
w<>rc "moon suits" with ~elf
<:onta1ncd breathing gear as
they used a backhoe Lo find the
tops of thl' drums from 11".! to 2
feet belo"' the surface
Noel s<1id the team found holes
1n some or the drums. but it was
im possible to tell 1mmed1alel)
whether any or the contents had
lea ked. The drums. located side
by s ide in an underg round
tre nC'h. bore no markings
During the e xcavation. thl'
worker s were wat cht:d by u
(See DEADLY, Page A2>
Man Admits
Rape Vnder
Hypnotism
A self.procla 1 med Garden
Gro\'e psychic alleged lo have
r a ped a woman on six occasion~
while she v.as under hypnO!)IS
ple aded guilty Monday to iJ
s ingle charge of rape.
Arthur Knight, 70. agreed to
spend one year in Orange Coun ·
ty J ail and rive years' formal
probation in which he may not
hypnotize female subjects unless
a third adult is present.
The plea bargained s~ttlement
was accepted by Orange County
Superior Court Judge James 0 .
Perez.
Knight was arrested b y
Garden Grove police after a
woman complained that she bad
been raped during six hypnosis
sessions between March 1. 1977
and Jan. 24, 1978. ·
Remedies Asked
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
California Bar Association bu
asked, in a formal re110lution,
th9t the state remedy "dep&ora·
ble • • conditions in s tate prilOm.
'*~---. 'IJaeg Love Anis
L'C lrYine stud~nts Bill Car acc10 a nd Cind ee Carlson
s ho\.\ orr tht• prize l> they wo n !\londa) m chocolate·
t'Ornred ant <.>atmg contest. Each d o"' ned a plate of
ehocolC::1te·covc red C::1nl~ in one minute Ca racc10 also cap
tUr<.'d th(• a nteater look "like contest in . pring h11mks s ur·
rounding current Celc br<Jlc L'Cl Week on campus. rn
a nothe r e vent. Ci ndv Dal\' won the S<'huv ler Bassett look·
:.ihh• tona·:-.t Ba:-.:-.eu 1~ • nedJted "'1th 'successfully pro
mot mg fhl· antC"a ler a~ l 'Cl 's offi cia l m ascot m 1965
Scattered Showers
Diminish on Coast
Scattered sho'.\crs from a lo~
pn•ssure S) ~tern spa"' nt·d storm
th CJ t i.woopcd down on the
Orange Coast Monday. pouncing
hardest on Huntington Bearh
an d C o i.t a Mes a, wer e
diminishing.
S pokes m e n for t he S
Weather Service in Los Angeles
sa id they are predict ing only
isolated s howers and s prinkles 1n s catte r ed parts or lhe
Southland.
R ain probability will be JO
pe rcent lorught through Wednes·
day and skies are expected to
d ear by Wednesday evening as
the s low storm system in the up-
pe r atmosphqe moves over to
Arizona.
No problems such as street
nooding or serious road acc1·
dents in which rain was blamed
were recorded Monday from the
coas t inland, but lbe front del·
u ged Huntington Beach and
Costa Mesa.
"It kin~ of came down there
for awhile /' declared Hunt·
in~ton Beach's quas i·orficial
~'-·athcrmun J Sherman Denn)'.
~ho h.1~ kept rainfall figure-;
and mcll'orolo~1cal data ror 53
'l';iri:;.
· Hi:. rooftop rain g a UJ!<' re·
corded 44 inches by S p m. fo r
Monday's precipitation , com·
pared to 21 34 inches for the
~cason. Normal amount for this
date would be 17 78 inches.
Costa Mesa received .42 inch·
1n the s a me pe riod Monday.
according lo the Oran1te County
Flood Control District 's hydrog.
raphy office in Santa Ana. Last
}e ar Cos ta Mesa had 17.61
inches on this date.
Tbe sudden early and mid·
afternoon deluge was concen·
trated primarily in southeast
and central Huntington Beach
and westside Costa Mesa where
the brunt of the s torm came
ashore.
Spokesmen for the Orange
County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol
in Newport Beach reported .24 ·
inch fell Monday.
<See RAIN. Pace AZ>
Airport Marr•· Planned
Noise Protesters Vocal
By STEVE MA&BLB oe•IMitf,......,
Newport Beach reaidenta an·
1ry about recent orden lbat
could change ru=t operaUGaa at
John Wayne an ~--
Dini a l ip·CUT)' demomtra·
tlon in front of tbe airport
term.lnal WednelclaJ atl.enoan.
X atberlae .lor1enun,
1poke1woman for tit• 1roup.
said 1be expect• about 100
airport nellbbon '° ..... and vent t.betr coac..,.. about ..,...
from a1r tntftc.
''The people f~I threatened,
they're wondering if they should
move or stick ll out." explained
Mrs. Jorgensen. "The stress la
just getting to be unreal."
The airport foes contend a re-
cent Federal Avtatlon Ad·
ministration order that tbe
airport b e opened t o all
"qualified" canien It preempt·
ln1 the local right to control
noise.
The IJ'OUP is alM> upset w1th a re~•dt Oran1e County Grand
• •
Jury report calling for county of·
ficials l.o limit the airport for
commen:ial use only.
That report, said Mrs .
Jor1eosea, presents a "abort·
1i1hted view lba\ ur1ea the lone·
te rm major sacrific. ,of a city
for the needs and benefits to an
unspeclfted clientele."
The battle againal rece"t
1lrport decisions by federal
a1endel took another tack Mon·
day W'bell Newport Beach City
(f)ee Al~. Pa .. Al)
Pentagon
Denies
Shooting
8y The t\ssociat~ Pr~!>
I r a n cla im ed two e arne r ·
based l ' S. fight.er JCts "started
to s hoot" at an Irania n patrol
plane ove r the Gulf of Oman to-
day 1n the fi rs t U.S.·lrnnian
m11itarv confrontation since the
Am erican ho~tages were seized
nearlv six months ago. The Pen-
t agon de nied the n~ was a ny
~hooting
In Washjngton. the Defense
Dt>partme nt ~aid : "Two F -14
a1rl'raft from the aircraft car-
rit>r !'ll1m1tz mude a routine m·
tcrcept or an Irania n C·130
:11rc ra fl near tht' Str a it of
llormuz. The U.S. a irc raft
DEAD RESCUERS
EXHIBIT 'INHUMANE' -A4
escorted the Iranian plane back
to l raruan air space. It was a
routine mtercc pt. There was no
firing of "capons "
Wa~tunS?ton officials sa id the
Iranian a irplane came within
a pproJUmately 50 miles or the
~1m1tz and the two F·l4s were
la unched to look 1t ove r. The
l'\1 mitz is one of about 30 U.S.
~ arsh1ps stalij>ned m the Indian
Ocean following the takeover of
t he U.S. Embassy in Tehran on
~o'' I b} Iranian militants and
t he Del<emtx:r Soviet thrust into
A fghamstan.
The off1 c 1al Ira nian ne ws
J~enc>· Par::. quoted the Irania n
arm y Joint staff as s aying the
t~o Amenc·an planes started to
.,hoot at the Iranian pla ne hut
fo ur Irania n Jets -were sent up
j nd they ··~arded off the at·
ta <'k .. Pars quoted the army as
... ay1ng the U S planes "changed
their direction as the four Ira·
n1an JC'lfighte rs escort ed the
patrol plane" back lo Iran.
Tehran radio reported the Ira·
nian army JOtnt staff has warned
the armed forces to ··expect ex-
t e n :;; 1,·c a ction .by the U.S .
Army·• in the wa ke of last
week's abo r l 1\'e a ttempt to
rescue the American hostc.ges in
Iran.
The Gulf of Oman. J.50 miles
long and 200 miles wide. lies on
the soot.hem shore of Iran and
separates the Ara bian Sea from
the Pe rs1an Gulf. Iran has two
major ports on t he Gulf or
Oman. Jask and Chah Bahar,
and must use Ulis body of water
in exporting its oil.
MeanwhHe.. Iranian Foreign
Ministe r Sade&h Ghotbzadeb
escaped unharmed from what
appeared t.o be an assassination
attempt in Kuwait. lra n 's army
mobilized Cor a major offensive
against KurdJsh rebels ln Sanan·
d aj . a nd a controversia l
churchman arrived in Tehran to
ta ke charge of the bodies of the
U.S. commandos who died in tbe
abortive U.S. hostage rescue.
Kuwait's news agency said a
hail of bullets fired from at least
two cars hit a motorcade taking
Ghotbzadeh to a meelin1 with
Kuwait's ruler at Assaif PaJace,
sllghtly wounding a Kuwaiti
security guard.
l:WLYPtLO!
WASHINGTON CAP) -Pral<Mnt C1t'lfr'1 draft r91iltr1·
Oon plan for YOW\I mtn, narrowly approved la.at .... by the
House. wu ·~ by n t1urpn1an1ly wide mar1ln tod•Y In u
ni t" •IAbcommlU
A ,Stnile Approprf•Uon.t ubcommlU voted fl 4 in favor oC ·~ t u.a mllb \0 btain n-&iltraUon thl1 aummer of youq mt'8, aaect 11 ud a
11te bW IOetJ to the-CW! Appropn1tJ Committee, •nd &he n to tbe Sen.alt'. •••,.r•.,••• Qehl ,tll••tl
t,ON!)()N CAP> The dollu dropped end tht'in rallled tod1y
to wand up sllahUy hJc~r for lhfo dey 111IMt most major
forel,n Cl.&tn'ncli Oold dipped .. ughtly ln Euro'"'
In London. tht> prt'C'IO\t\ met~I en<k-d the day at ~ 1m
ounct-. down Crom ~4 Mond•> Oof<J traded at ~18 In New
York. up SlO
lAndon th"r prit't"I v.e~ 'irtually unchanaed $13 87 an
ounce compal"'N ~lth 113 90 Monda)' It trndt'd at $13 74 In New York. a pln ol 8 N"nb
•-.r• ll I• ,tf ~i Poft#9
\' A1'1(' N <'IT \ I ',., ~·nus rt•lutlv.:~ or tht' v s hostugeb
m Iran nwt v.1lh l\•1"«' John l'uul II ll•day uml ureed him to hel11
obt1un the rdt•t•'t' t•f the ~It .111llH·:o< hvltl HI Tehru11
1'ht• n latJ\t'' two 1011Uwr. and'"'" v.1ve1> {'ompl('led u "'""k ol ~ma,i. "'''h l::UJ"OPt"•n leit<kn. to Pklld th~ur c·ue anll
:..11d ~~ ~to "°'urn tu lht> l.h\ih.-d State& on Wcdneliday
'l"IM> women '1 ittd tht' PoPt' In a aroup •nd each s poke with tu m In F.ntth:-h for AMOt two m1nut~ At th(' ~nd. tht• pontiff
hk, !'oro ttw "''""'" .m d .:.1\ l' ,.,,l'h 11f then1 ,, "hilt' rosary
3 .IU.a•bra ~torr• Burn
AlJ\AMHRA tl\l'l Thr'\'t' :-tore:-111 u shopping center
,•:rn~ht fir~' 11111:1\ ~ ht•n ."I lk 1tc• in an oft pic keted adult book
:-tor" :-µn•ad h 1 1w1.:hbonn.: businesses. cuusmg an eslilmated
S.1ll1 ~ dam.ia.:t• and IOJunng orw firefighter, authorities said.
Tht' fire started shortly bef"re 3 a:m. In the El Cid Adult
Rook Stnn' on Wf'st Main trt'('I in this Los Angeles suburb and
:-ptt>ad to the 1'udor Har and KUJala Interiors via a common at·
t ll'
The uuse of the fire was under lnvcsllgation and 1t was not
known 1C arson wns suspected.
. lfongagr Loan RagP Lo.,•r~d
BEVERLY HILLS (AP> Responding to falling money
m a rket rates, Great Western Savings and Loan AssociatJon, the
nation's second largest, has lowered Its prime home mortgage
lending rate to 163.a J>(!rcent from 17~ percent.
It was the first major reduction by a major California thrift
ins titution since January. Some analysts said it indicated that a
s ustained fall in rates is under way.
175,000 Conduct
87 DAVID KVTS•ANN Ot•MerNllC...,...
An-Orlmac CoWlty S uperior
Court Jury beaan deUber•Uona
today hl the murder trlal or
ttodney Jame Alcala, acCUMd
In tb abductton a nd alaylq ol
12·year·uld Robl,n Sam soe ot
lluntinaton Uef<:h la t June.
1' convicted, Alula could face
a death sentenc~.
The lengthy ca11e 1s in the
hands ot nint! women and three
rnen on the Jury after conclusion
uf final arguments Monday that ·~ ......,._
inl'ludctl 1m e mQtional appeal lllt~oelc Dead
from defense attorney John
u. rn<'tt to aequit his c lient.
"If you can vote guilty on
these facts. then our system of
Jus tice will have failed, for you
will have t•onvicted an lnnO<'f>nt
m.rn." Burnett said
T h ~ defe n se at torney
llt•st·nb<•d Alcula. c.i convicted
Sir Alfred Hitchcock. direc· tor or suspense movies for
more thari half a century
died today in Los Angeles at
the age of 80 The cause of
death was not disclosed.
c hild moleste r who stm must Co••-•y F;le' S face tnul m R1vcn.1dl' County on U#U .,
rape and assault charl(es. as an ~aa~'~.1 ~rson ·· and .... v101en~ SecoM Cancer
" II 's a ho r ri h I 1• <:rime . " ..
Burnett :.aid of Mass Samsoc·~ T L
s laytn):. "It':-. ;i horrible !>U~-J. est awsuit peel ...
But he contended that pros.
ecutor Richa rd fo"arnell had
failed to connect the two and
that the case was circumstantial
only.
"It is very clear the prosecu·
tlOQ has failed to prove Mr.
Alcala kJlled Robin Samsoe,"
the defense attorney told jurors
In Superior Court Judge Philip
Schwab's courtroom .
Farnell. in his closing argu-
ments. had contended the
evidence against Alcala was
"overwhelming" and that the
photographer from Monterey
Park. "driven by his sexual de-
sires and motivate d by his
perversion." murdered Miss
Samsoe after kidnapping her
from Huntington Beach last
June 20.
"The defendant was out stalk-
ing his victim ... he was look·
Ing for a girl to kidnap, to steal
a"ay. to use .. ," the deputy
Thl· Orange County District
Atlornl•y 's office filed a second
laws ull Monday to prevent ad·
vcrt1sm~ ror what it cla1ml'Ct 1s u
bogus blood test to detect a
pe r s on ·., -,usceptlblllty to
t·c.int'cr
Na med in tht· latest suit I!> the
llollsll<.' Med.Ice.ii Center irl El
Toro. "h1r h 1:-. c harged with
false and mis leading advertJsmg
;,nd unfair bus iness pracllC'~
The d1stnct attorr.cy's ofrlc<.·
lust week had filed a bull ugamst
A.l.D Center of Ornnge, Inc.
and laboratories in Texas and
California for :.im1lar alleged
,·1olation::.
The la~su1ts claim the bUP·
posed diagnostic blood tesl!I of
rcred at the chnact. could not
me~sure a perM>n's mal11-:nancy
potential as cla1mf.'d rn advert15·
tnf( and brochures
. :.~Revival' in Capital ·.
district attorney said .
The prosecution bas contended AI RPO RT• 1\lcala spent the day ln Hunt·
mgton Beach las t June 20 trying • •
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W /\SlffNGTON (/\Pl -More·
than 175,000 people. filled with
the s pint of repentance, rn1sed
voices m Joyful song and day. Ion~ prayer today and were told. ··We're going back to God "
It was likc a giunt tcnt re
v1val. the f1ti thful gathered from
the freshness of da wn for a non-
s top day or prayer. gospel sing.
IOI'? and fastin~.
"May it hcgin hC're and spread
.ti I ovc•r this la nd." said Dr
.J :i mC':. K enned y o f F or t
l..iudcrdalc. F'Ja "Wa-,hington
fur J csu.'> America for Jcs w."
Some s peakcn> took note of the
l'litir 1:.m that had come from
'-Orne• c•stabllshmcnt c hurchl''>
that tl}e rail~ m1xc·rl religion and
<"Onscrvat ivt> polit1<·s
"W<' have a message fur all
the mc mben; of CongrC'ss and the
Senatc and the White House
The rc'i. a ~roup of people in
f\me n ca that lo\'cs their GrxJ and
we arc praying for the president
~·nd all th<' leuders of the United
States of America " s aid .Jim
Bakker, host of the PTL Club,
which appears on more than 20<1
TV s tc.it1ons
Frora Page A I
DEADLY ...
crew of fire fi ghters and an
a rmed guard Air s pace for rive
miles around the far m sate and
up to an altitude of 3,000 feet was
closed off for security and :.afety
r ea sons
EP/\ officials say up to 150
drums may be buncd al the ~ite,
but the workers unearthed JUSt
15 be<.'ause this week's excava-
t ion 1s be1n~ done only so
representative samples can be
e xtracted from the containers
~rnd tested.
OAANO! COAST
DAILY PILOT
t"«' Ot.,.,_ (Aie\t ().t11y P 1104, 11111111' ..m .. ft ''
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Ma U60, (O\i. Mlt~ C...hto. "'• •>•>t. ·-·-P..t \ktiff'lt e"'t'.t 9'\MIW-1
IH• • c.tof Vitt ... .--~! •...i Qot_.,...._, ,.....,.., •.. .,. .
lcMor
~~·-.... _ .... [.,,,.,,
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Tefeptton• {714IM2-4111
"We have been u nation under
God ," he added "Our survival
depends on rcma inmg a nation
under God "
The crowd grew steadily from :m.ooo before daylight to 175,000
:it noon. as estimated by U.S
Park Police. The weather start·
cd gloomy, then became bright
;,nd l'UMY
Rally or~anizer:-. hope d for
l 110,000 lo 500 000 <ind even
t;,lkl•d of a mtllum but min
tlw last two days dimmed expet
t,Jt 111ns
The ~rassy Mall a r<'a was a
,t •• 1 of peo pll' !'.Orne on
... tretche r~ c rutches and 1n "'11 .. clchaHs, others wrapped in
~I\· c p 1 n g bags o r car r ) 1 n g
/\ ml'rlClin flags, !'>OffiC With re·
l1g1ous b.inne rs "M1ss1ss1pp1 for
.Jt" ... us" '·P1tL-,burgh Loves God "
This 1s our capital <.'tty. Uus
1-. "hen• 1t -,hould start," s aid
l'al Rolil'rtson o f V1rg1 n 1a
11(•,t<:h. Va . a founder of the
Christ ian Rroa d c astinK
i'frt ~ ork ··The .. vents of recent
"'N•ks havt· grwvcd us a ll W£•
~•· v ·God , unlci,s vou move. thc;~l' brave hostage~ won't b<·
rl'll'<JSL-d ' '
Re pentance was the the me of
the day as speaker after speaker
mounted the pulpit. set up on the•
M all halfway between the
Capitol and the White House
The Apnl 29 date was chosen to
C'ommermorate the cross plant·
1n..i at Cape ll<'nry. Va .. by the
.Jamestown settlers in 1607
Not long ufter dawn, as thl'
-.un t'ast the Capitol's long
'>hadows over the Mall, the
<'r o wd s c.ing ".J esu s is our
Hedeemer." a wistful m elodic
pruyer. Thousands lifted their
hands skyward. waving their
bodies in time with the music.
sy m bolizing an outreach t o
heaven.
to lure a little girl to his car on
the pr etext he was 10 a photog·
raphy class and wanted to take
pictures.
t-·arnell claims Alca la. 36, suc-
cessfully coaxed Robin Samsoe
into his car. refused to let her go
a nd drove her to the foothills of
S ie rra Madr<'. wher<' her
s kclctal rl'mam:-. wert' found 111
July
A key faC'tor in the prosccu
t1 on 's cai.e wac; the te:-.tlmoh> or
firefighter D1rna Cr app a , a
sea'1onul employee with the lJ S
Forest Service at Chantry Flath .
f 'ront Pa.-11 I
TALKS ...
ava1labl<· to v.ork during th••
~ummer recess was unlikely
because of previously made
plane; and commitments
Asked to s uggest a date wh1·n
fa c ulty membe r s would be
;n•a1lable. Marrifield said most
would be back by Sept. 15.
Board member Robe rt Moore
-,aid that, becaus e the ~taff was
paid on a fu ll time basis, 1l
s hould work within the con ·
:,,lra.ints of the board
"The negotiating team should
bf> available to work year long,"
Moore sc.iid "There Is no way
we can wait that Ion~." Agreeing with Moore . Taylor
said there was ''no reason we
c an't ask them to buckle down
a nd come In to get this done."
"We are mandated by law to
:-.ubmit a budget to the county by
July 1." he said. "By the first
week in August if negotiations
are not completed we should
hire a professional neaotlator. Ir
nothing else we should Impose a
lime·line on the faculty.·•
Falling Cited
Loss of Hostages Likely
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The Central lnte1U1ence A&eocy
believed that 60 percent of the American hostages In Iran would
have been killed or wounded if President Carter's rescue plan
wa s carried out as pla nned. KCBS Radio reported
The all-news station quoted a source it said has been "ac·
c uraie ln every detail so far."
THE STATION QUOTED THE SOURCE as saying that the
plan was approved even though the Joint Chiefs of Staff re·
portedly were 1iven the CIA document.
CIA officials were not Immediately available for comment.
The CIA btlleved that it would be impossible to free all the
h<>tJtages at th~ aame time because they were in s mall 1roupa In
different are11 of the embauy compound; KCBS aaid It waa told
by the aource. The document said that l aome or t.be bolt., ..
had been rretd othera would probably have been executed.
. U.S. M.ILITAaY MEN CAalUEO cnore than $1 million in
Iranian cunency to "pay local parti11na," the alaUon's aource
c laimed.
Ptntaaon offtclala ,..ruaed comment on the report. The CIA
has not been ottlclally llnked with the aborted rncue plan. ·
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Coum·1I memb<-rc; a~rced lo hm•
.1 Washington D C attornl'y
The council s aid the attom"v
HI the nation's <.·apital 1s exµect ·
cd to asMst th!! city 1n appeJhng
;, Civil Ae ronautics Board de·
ci~ion and rn deal11J~ with tht•
FAA
In addition. the council de-
C'1ded to f(O a step further and
:sgr eed tu send Mityor Jackie
Heather and City Atto rney llugh
Coffin to Wushington to talk with
lawmakers
The expectc·d appeol " over
the C/\B's appro' al 11f nt·"'
routes from OranJ.{e County for
three ne" a1rll nt·-. P~\
~'l·stem and F rontier
Thl' lo bbying m 1:-.s1on b'
\1 ayor Heather and Coffin 1~
.11med not onl> at thl' CAB d1·
r1:-.ion. but al~o :.it tht: f,\t\ ordn
to open the u1rpor1 to othl'r 1•orn
mnc1al night.'>.
Currently. Air Cnliforn1J .11111
lfuJ!hc-; J\Jrwt"•t fly a <011mt11nl.'d
total of 40 flight-; a day out of th<'
iJ 1 rport
In the wake of the FAA orde r.
four a1rhnes have fllt'd report.'>
with rnunty offlr 1als md1catrni:
they would lik<' to lift Jt>ls out or
.John Wayne Airport about 1-0
tames a day
Council members admitted
they had little choice but to
pursue the on.going night by go
ing to Washington
~EW DEUO, India (AP)
Aflbaa •*'actenta lnclud.ina about
200 teen·•1e 1trll took to the
atreets in Kabul today in daring
demonatratlom a1alnat the pro·
Soviet 1overnment and the
Rusalan military. report., rrom
the Af Pan c apltal aaid.
.. Death to the Soviets."
"Death to Babrak Karmal «he
Soviet·lnatalled Ar1han presi·
d e n t)" and "Russians go
home," were amon1 1lo1ans
chanted by the demonstrators
who left hii h school and college
campUSeti tryln1 to reach the
ce nter of Kabul, saJd a source
from Afghanistan who declined
to be identified.
There was no independent con·
f1rmation of the dem001traUons
and the reports reaching here
did not tell the fa t e of the
part1c1pants.
As described. the disturbances
could be the largest mass pro-
tests in the Afghan cap1taJ city
since several hundred persons
pe rished m rioting the last week
9( February. Soviet for ces have
been lll Afghanistan in strength
:.ince Decem ber.
Earher reports from Kabul
said campus feelings had been
aro used by lnrormation that
seven Afghan students were re·
cently slain ln the Soviet Union
and that Kabul university wu
virtually on strike in protesl
A Kabul source that In the
past has proved reliable said
istudents bad been boycotUna the
um venity since April 18 after
reading in clandestine "night
lette rs" that the seven wer e
slain Jn revenge for the ldWnp
of numerous Russian soldiers by
t h e Moslem Ins urge n ts in
Afghanistan.
The nlght letCers, djstributed
by rebel sympathi ze rs, were
said to om it s ucb details as
names of the dead Afghan stu-
dents and places where the al-
leged killings took place.
Newport
May Ban 4th
Fireworks
Newport Beach City Council
me mbers would hke to see a
Fourth of July completely free
of fireworks 1n their c ity.
That means not only the do-rt·
yourself family s hows on the
beach that are alr~ady prohibit·
t·d by c ity la" but the big ~hoW!i a11nu:Jll~ put on al the Balboa
l'u·r tht• Dunl~ Aqual1t' Pa rk
and H1g Canyon Country Club as
""l' II
Tht> idea of banning tht> big.
'pt·t·tat11r·all ractmg P>' rott.~hru<'
""PIJvc; <'m<.'rRe<I Mondav <1ur
1n i.: cl1 ,cu~-.111.11 ''' tht• hnltdJ\ "'t·t·kt nd -
lh·cau.'!e the city has he.id ma
Jflr law enforcement problems
rlunn~ thl' hol1 da) "'eekcnd in
n ·c·1·nt 'C'ars. council me mber' "'~·nt<-d · Pohce Chief Pete Gros..,
tu h>ll them how he planned to
hanlll<' tnln~!'I this y<.'ur
Gross. a monR his recommen·
llat1ons. told council members
he doesn't want the Balboa Pier
f1n•"orks show. an annual event
cir the Balboa Improvement As
'oc1alion. to be allowed over the
hol1d1ty v.eekend.
That's because last year , lhe
sp<'clators leavtng the show and
the party.goers who crowded on
t o the Peninsula and West
Newport, created a monumental
trafC&c jam.
_ ........
expreu bis PftlODal
thanks to ..m_...., bl·
Jured In an atiOftecl at·
te mpt to rescue American
ho1{a•n in lraa. Prr:i· dent Carter la preputn to
name a secretary of 1 te
to replate the ooe who quit
in protest or the miaeton. •
The man mOlt commoa·
ly meaUoned M the likely
aucceeeor to Secretary of
State Cyrua R. Vance was
his d epu t y , Wa rren
Christopher.
Carter was expected to
reveal his choice to con-
gressional leade rs before
a nnouncing It al a 8 p.m .
PDT nationally televiaed
news confer ence from the
·Eas t Room or the White
House. (Channels 2. 4 and
7, KFWB, KNX.)
Man Hurt
In Rollover
Of Own Car
A Sant.a Ana man is in critical
condlUon today after an Irvine
tramc accident late Monday in
which he wu thrown from his
car and crushed when U blt him,
police said.
Erasmo Aquirre Dlu, 23, la in
the intensive care unit or Santa
•Ana-Tustin Community HoepitaJ
in the aftermath of t he 11:55
p.m . single-car accident pn Main
Street near t he Red Hill Avenue
inteniection.
Passengers P edro Orosco
D iaz, 18. a nd Jesus Morales
Aquirre. 20: both of Santa Ana,
were reported in good condition
today.
Irvine police Sgt. Robert
Kredel said Erasmo Diaz was
driving at a high speed east·
bound on Main Street when his
car failed to negotiate a g radual
curve. Kredel said the car left
the road , careened through a
construction s ate and slammed
into a power pole which re·
m ained intact.
Diaz was thrown from the car
a~ 1t 01ppcd severa l times Al
some point the vehicle apparent
ly hit 01az The car c ame to a
rest 3 short d1slanC'l' away from
him
Pohce had to use the "Jaws of
Life" to re move Pedro Diaz,
Erasmo's brother. from the
bat'k scat of the ups1de·down
car
Aquirre . the third occupant of
the t'ar. 143~ able to climb out of
I he \'t'hlcll•
Police liil1d ~tarn Street was
dr} :.it 11 s.c; pm when lhe acc1-
llent uccurrl'd
RAIN ...
l>t:put1e:. to the '>Outh ut Uana
Point Harbor reported only .14
I n ( h f n r Tu(• •;cl a \ b \' c 0 m .
IJ«.lrt'>OO
Otrir1al San Juan C:J p1strano
weather-watcher:,, Mr c.ind Mn.
Carl llankev. who keep records
for the cit'. recorded 22 inch ~tonday. bringing ~an Juan s
:-.ea!ion t ota l to 2R 86 inches.
Normal for this time would be
26.82 Inches
County nood control ofncials
:.aid their s tations recorded In·
la nd ramfall Monday of 14 inch
1n Villa Park bringing the
season total to 26.64 inches for
the season
The> l!a1d .08 m ch fell in
Santa Ana. for a season total of
21.01 a.nches. while 18.47 inches
had (alien at Utis Ume last year.
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--~· · 73, NO. 12b, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES TWENTY-FIVE CENTS'
Lag11nml Convict~ in Drug Sniuggliiig ..
• ,
A -.~ar-old La1una &>ach ""'dent wu convil'ttd ol l'Oft·
• aplracy and importaUoo chart
Mooday to Oran gt Count )
Superior Court for h\s role In a
13.3 mlWon Arahanist1tn ha. htJh
am u11Una •ration
J anuary b)' th Oran&e ('.()Uftty
Gra nd JW'Y on c baraea ol COii·
aplrlnc to Import 3,000 pounds ol
hu hlsh from Aft hanlatan to
cauromi.a
Five of those wer e tied to the
vast Brotherhood of Eterna l
Lo' e drug amugglm~ operation
bast'd an Laguna 8 N1ch In the
u rly 1970s.
Judae U us A Cardenas Im
mediately ordered J ohn 8 llart,
of 158S Tahlll Ave. mto Orangd'
County jail pending sentencing on. May 19.
Hart was among 13 indicted an
The Brotherhood wus beli eved
res ponsible for bringing millions
worth of drugs rnlo the United
U.S.-Iran
A,.Wl ........ o
He's N.urnber One
Okla hom a Uni versil~ running back Billy Sims gets a kiss
from his \\lfe Brenda a fter hC' ''a!> selected by the Detroit
Lions as rirs t cho1Cl' in tht· National Football League
ciralt Complete detail:, on th<: :"FL draft are on Page· (31
1 Trustees Set Limit
' On Teacher Talks
Saddlcba<'k College Oastnct
tru:,tce!. have :-.ct a deadline or
Au~ I to hire a prores:,1onal
nt•gotaator to condut:t upcoming
contra<'t negot1atwns with di!>·
trict faculty members
Boa rd member Larry Taylor
s aid Monday he is concerned
about the de lays the district has
ex perlenccd wi th the present
system of negotiating d1re<:tly
with the faculty.
·T m not blaming the teachers
or anyone e lse," T aylor said
"But there is no reason to have
the negotiation s const a ntly
dragged out. causing ilJ feelings
6etween the staff and the ad·
ministration."
, Taylor added that it is accept-
ed pr act.Jce to hire a professional
outsider, aUowtng staff and ad-
I Coast
I •
) Weather
Variable cloudiness
tonight , d e creas ing
Wedneeday, with 1D per·
cent chance or rain thrOugh
Wednelday. Lows tonilht
48 at the beaches to 56 lb·
land. ffiaba Wednesd ay low
• tomid80I.
INSIDE TODAY
Jol&Mw Conon should ~t an
Olcor tor ~ Ital/ t~
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m1n1~trators to conccntrat(' on
their primar) dut1e~ "That':-.
JUSt the way the ball game 1s
played these dciys ... he said
l\11chael Marnheld. president
(If the Saddl('back Com munity
Co llt·~e Faculty 1\!>sociat ion.
ar~ued that lhe Aug. l deadline
would place "undue cons traint"
on the faculty ncgot1 atang team
··Most of the negotiating team
.,,, 111 not be here this summer ,"
Ma rnhcld said . He said the
chance of all the tea m beang
ava ilable to work during the
s ummer r·ecess was unlikely
<See TALKS. Page A2>
Wncert Set
Friday at
Laguna High
An instrumental music spring
concert. performed by Laguna
Beacb"Higb School students, will
be held Friday at the hlgb school
auditorium beginning al 8 p.m.
The concert features soloists
with the 65-plece symphonic
band, lhl! school's concert band
and wind ensemble.
Concluding the concert is a
new compos llion entitled "A
Norma n Rock well S uite."
d escr ibing t h rou1h music
several of the artl.at's paintings.
·The work will be eohanced with
slides and dance interpretations
performed by members of the
dance ph>duction class.
Other works i nclude "The
Marrta1e ot Figaro Overture,"
muale from "Star Trek," and a
"Dixieland Concerto" featurinc
a Dixieland combo accompanied
by the symphonic band.
Tickets will be sold at the door
ror S2 the evening o r the
performance. Proceed• go to
offset npemes ot next year'•
1prtn1 concert.
R•fr'9llllmnta wUI be served
tn the ,,_. ~ Patio fol.lowinl
the perlormanc..
States. Ila UtuJar leader waa Dr.
Timoll)y Leary.
In vest.laaton alle1e that plans
for the 1muulln1 operation
once were celebra~ at Hllrt's
home and that It was the derend·
aot ·s role ln the operation to in-
sure that the drug was sarety
transported from San Francisco
to Orange County.
The y ch~imed that Hart drove
a counler ·survellla l)ce car that
followed a van containing a POr·
tion or the hashish.
The ope r ation was broken
a fte r one or t hose involved
a&reed to coopera te "'1t h in·
vesUgators following his arrest
on a heroin charge.
Another Orange Coast resi·
dent charged in the case. Donald
K Drury. 42. of 105-A Ara~on.
San Cle men t e . previous ly
pleaded guilty to conspir acy
cha rges
Three others arrested in the
rase&G<>rdon 8. Munn, 47, of
Br e m e rton , Wa s h • Mo rry
Weinstein, 38, or Mill Valley and
Mark P. Stanton, 33, of San
Francisco -will face a pr-e·
llm1n a ry hear ing in Orange
County Central Municipal Court
on May 19. Charges against a sixth defend·
ant. Robert "Fat Bobby" An·
drlst. or Curry County. O~gon,
wer e dis missed . while three
othe r d e fend an ts, R ic hard
Ogren, 37, or Sausalito. Dean
Martinez. 39, or Stockton and
Vernon Smith, 39'of Truckee are
a waiting disposition of their
cases.
The indictments rollowed an
JS-month long investigation by
the Orange County Narcotics
Task Force working In conjunc-
tion with state and federal drug
agencies.
Four of those named In the in•
djctment rema1n fugitives.
Air Confrontation
Residents
Facing
Eviction
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEI«.
Ol t.,. O•ttv ,.,._. Swlf
Residents h v111g on l<'asehold
tnf?S wiUun Crystal Cove State
Pa rk could be forced out or their
homes as early as mid 1981, un-
de r a rerommendat1on to be con ·
s 1de re d Wednesd av by two
leg1slalJv(' committees m~llnJ.{
in Sacra mento.
The ~t a t t' l.n~1 s l a t1 vf
Analyst's Office will recommend
t hat r<.'s 1dents or cottages in
Crystal Cov<.' in the centC'r of th••
seaside park be relocated by J u·
ly I. 1981
The analyst's orr.ce also Wlll
r ecom m e nd r e l oca t ion o f
pe rsons h ving in beachfront
trailers at El Mo r ro Trailer
Park by Dec 31. 1983. the date
a n existing lease expires.
ThE' r ecomme nd a t ions re ·
vealed today throu~h the offi ce of
A sse mbl y w o m a n M a r ian
Ber geson, R-Ne wport Beach.
likely will set the s tage for pro-
tests from residents of the two
com m unat1 es Th<•y intend to
s e nd r e present a t i ves t o
Wednesda) 'shearing!>
The n.>s1denL't a re seeking 20.
vear leases to allow the m to Live
"1th an th(' boundarws or the neY.
s tate pa rk along the coastline
bet ween Lag una Beach and
Corona del Ma r
Prior to tht• stat<' purrhac;e
their landlord wuo., the Irvine
Co mpany
<St-e CRYSTAL. Page AZ>
Builder Nixes
Permit Bid on
Niguel Tract
In order to resolve differences
with state coastal planners, S &
S Constnx:t1on has withdrawn
its appLication to the South Coast
Region al Co m m1 ss1on for a
per m it to build 49 new homes in
the Kite HJll deve lopment io
Laguna Niguel.
J ohn Allday, project manager.
said Monday the firm would re-
submit its application in about
two weeks after the differences
are resolved.
Commission starf membera
expressed conei!m regarding 18
proposed homes that will be
buUt on a ridge overlooking the
Aliso greenbelt.
Allday said discussions are
focusing on bow to assure that
these ridgetop homes will not be
visible from the greeohelt. He
said landscaping an~ lncreued
setbacks are among the pro-
posed solutions.
Also under discuulon with the
plannen, be said, are metboda
of reducing fire rlak in the area
with name-resistant ve1etation.
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l 'C' I rv1m.• "tudC'nt> Rtll CJr<Jl'CIO and C'mdee Carbon
'h"" oft the pnn·" the•' "on :\tonday m chocolall•
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c·hocol:at1.··<·m t•rt:d <tnt:-. in on1.· minute Caracc10 a lso cap
I un·d tlw .intl'at1.·r look ;J!1k1.· rontt•M in spring htJ tnks sur
rounding t'lll'f<'nl CL'll'hratt· l 'CJ Week l)n ca mpu~ In
a not ht•r ('Vl·nt. Ci nth Ual\ ~on the Schu\'ler Rasst-tt look ·
.dike c·onlt>st B a::,s(•tt •~ · "n·d1H-<I with ·,ucc<·s~fully pro
muting tlw ;.inlt'all·r a:-. l"('l " ... u tficial ma4'C'Ot tn 19h5 -----------
Fish, Plants Die;
Creek Aid Urged
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Silt problems m South Coast
rrt•t•k-. are ciffectin~ r1.sh and
~aid life here and are 1toing lo
l'(l't worse unless the public gets
enlightened an a hurr).
That 1s the opinion of Ralph
P1sap1a. a field office supen '\SOr
fo r the U S. Fi.sh and Wlldhfe
Ser vice in Laguna Niguel.
P1 sap1a said development and
othe r factors c ha n ging the
habitat or the creek beds have
a lr e a d y d isplaced va r ious
species. and he e.x pec:ts more of
the same over the next 10 years.
And, he said. developme nts
such as Aliso Viejo will displace
larg<' numbers of animals .
Concrete lining m the creek
beds . seen as desirable by nood
control adaurustrators, cuts the
vegetation in the beds and con -
sequently the habitat of various
birds .... n sh. and other wildlire,
said t"isapla .
Also, he said, agriculture bas
had ita Impact on creeks s uch as
Aliso Creek.
Psychic G.ets Year
For Hypnosis Rape
With land being plowed close
to the creek bed. vegetation
which would stablU1e the banks
1s lost, aod erosion results.
"Ecosystems need time to ad·
just." al.id Piaapia. whotte otnce
reviews land use changes where
the federal government has an
Involvement.
A self-proclaimed Garden
Orove psychic a1Je1ed to have
raped a woman on ab occaalona
while she waa under h)'PDOlil
pleaded guilty Monday to a
sl!'lle cbar1e ol rape.
Arthur K.niiht, '10, asretd to
apend one year In Oran1e Coun·
t y J all and five 1ear1 • formal
probation ln which he may not
hypnotise female t ubjecta un1tla
a third adult •• preeent.
The plea bargained ~ettJement
was accepted by Orange County
Superior Court Judge James 0.
Perez.
Knight was arrest ed by
Carden Grove police after a
woman complained that she bad
been raped during sbc hypnoels ~eselona between March l , tm
and Jan. 24, 1178.
Five counts of rape against
Knight were dlamlsaed.
'
"Becau.e of the amount of silt
coming downatream, we don't
have that time."
In the case or the Upper
Newport Bay, said Pisapla, the
California Least Tera and I.Jehl
Footed Clapper Rau blrdl have beenmd~.
lte said the situation of t.be
creekJ baa been in a "holdin1 pattern."
<See me. fa•• .A&>
Pentagon
Denies
.Shooting
By Thf' A~l>Miat.ed Press
I ra n c la1 mt-d two carr1 er-
based U.S f1~hter Jets "slarted
to :-.hoot" at an Irania n patrol
pl ane over the Gull of Oman to-
day in the fi rst US -Iranian
m ahtary conJrootat1on s ince the
A men can hosta~cs were seized
nearly sax monthi. a~o The Pen·
tagon den11.·d tht•rt• w a~ any
!iQOOlinf · In \\ ashington. lh'' Defense
Oepartmenl :,aid ·'T wo F-14
aircraft from tht· aircraft car·
ner Nuru tz made a routine an -
t <"r cept of an Irani a n C-130
:11 r c r a fl n ear the Strait of
llo r muz . The U.S. ai rc r a ft
DEAD RESCUERS
EXHIBR 'INHUMANE' -M
ro;co rted the Iranian pl ane back
tu Iranian air ~pac·e It ~a~ a
rout ine mtercept. There was no
finng of we apons "
Washington offi ci als said the
Iranian airplanl' cam e within
.1p proXJ mately 50 males of the
:'\1m1lz and the two f ·l4s were
launched to look 1t over The
'\1m1 t.z 1s one of about 30 US
"'J rc;h1~ s1at1ont'd in the Indian
Ocean folio"' an~ the takeover of
1hc· L'S Emba-.sy in Tehran on
'1,n \ 1 by Iranian mahtant~ and
1 ht· Ot•('(;mbt:r Soviet thrust into
,\ f~h anistan .
The nfr1r1a l l rani:.in news
agency Par~ quott'd the Iranian
Jrmy Joint stacr as S:J}1ng the
two ,.\menr a n planes started to
-;hoot at the Iranian pl;in" but
four lraruan Jl'tS Y.ere st•nl up
.ind th('~ "~ard<'d off the at·
1 ack ·· Par; quoted lh<' army as
c;a~1nR the l ' S. planes '"changed
their d1~t 1on as the four lra-
n 1 a n Jet fighters e5corted the
patrol plane" back lo Iran
Tehran radio reported the Ira·
man arm y Joint staff has warned
the armed forces to "expect ex-
tt'ns 1 ve action b y th e U S.
Arm y" an the wake of las t
week 's a bor tive attempt to'
rescue the Amen <'an hostages in
Iran.
The GuJJ of Om an. 3SO males
long and 200 miles wide , hes on
the southern shore -0f Iran and
separates the Ara bia n Sea from
the Persian Gulf. Iran has two
major ports on the Gulf of
Oman. J ask and Chah Bahar.
and must use this body of water
an exporting l1s oil.
Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign
Minister Sadegb Ghotbzadeh
escaped unh11rmed from what
appeared to be an assassination attempt in Kuwait, Iran's army
mobilbed for a major offensive
against Kurdish rebelJ lo Sanan·
d a j , a nd a controver s ial
churchman arrived in Tehran to
take charge of the bodies ol the
U.S. commandos who died In the
abortive U.S. hostage rescue.
Kuwait's news agency said a
hail or buUets fireti from at leut
two cars rut a motorcade laking
Ghotbzadeh to a meeting wtth
Kuwait's ruler al Asaal( Palace.
9'1l Y Pj\.QT L/SC
WASIUNGTON <AP) Prel ..... C.rter'a draft retbUa·
doa plan IOI' YoW\I men, narrowly •ppro~ tut wed bf UMt
HOUH, wu ~ by a •W'Pft•l.Qlly wide 1n1rsln tod•r In a SeHte aubtommilt~
A Smale Appn>pr,•Uona aubt-ommllt~ voted M tn ravor Of
•PeDdi.Qa SU 3 ralllklo to bqin re,a.traUoo Wa 11ammer ol ~ mte •led 11 U<llO
The bW ao,s ID lhe Ml ~attoM Com0ttttff, and thto to tM Senatt
WA.IHINOTON (AP> -Preli· dHt Car\er bad a "MICNt .....
deavow" Sunday wtth about 150
m •n who .,_rU~lpated In laat
we41ik '1 elfort &o reacue U.S. bOlta,. ID lru, HOUH SpeaUr
TbomM P. O'NelU uld &oda)t.
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LONDON (Af'> The doil&r dropppd and then rallled loday
O ·Neill told reporters th1&
C a rt er told con1rusional
le•dus »t a Whlte Hous~
breakfut today be met witb' the
men at an W>d.lacloled loceUon
but 1av" no other detall1 of t.be meeUn&.
to wlnd up ~Uahtly hl1twr for the day •&•ln1t mott major
rorelcn cWttndH. Gold dJpped •hs:blb la EW'C>IM'
In London, ttH! predow nMnJ mded the day at SS20 an
ounce, dov.-'O Crom SS24 Monday. GoW lraded ut $518 bl New York, up $10
London sil~r prlCft •"tte ~irtually unC'hanged S13 87 an
ounce compared Wlth Sll.80 Mond•y. ll traded at SlJ 74 tn New Yort. a aaln of 9 cenu.
... ,~. "'" .tlrrl Pepr ' VA11CAN CITY <AP> -Four l't'taUves o( the US bosta1es
, ln Iran mel with Pope .John Paul JI today and urged him to help
• obtain the release ot the M <'&Ph\~ held in Tehran
The relatives two mot.hers and two wives <'Ompleted a
"'eelt of meetmgs with European leaders lo plead their case and
said they boped to return to the United Slates on Wednesday.
The women vllited the pope i.t a 1roup and each spoke wlth
him in EngU.h for about two mlnutes. At lhe end, the pootiff
blessed the women and gave each or them a white rosary.
3 AUaa•bra Stort-• B 11rre
ALHAMBRA <AP) -Three stores in a shopping center
caught ftre today when a blue in an oft-picketed adult book
store spread to neighlR>ring businesses, causing a~ estit11;1ated
$310,000 dama~e and injuring one firefi&hter, aulhonUes said.
The fire started s hortly before 3 a .m . tn the El Cid Adult
Book Store on West Main Street in this Los Angeles suburb and
s pread to the Tudor Bar and Kajala Interiors via a common at·
lie. . . The caUS<l of the fire was under investigation and 1t was not
known 1f arson was suspected.
tlortgagr Loare Rag«-Loee~r~d
BEVERLY lllLLS CAPl Respooding to falling money
market rates, Great Western Savings and Loan Association, the
nation's second largest, has lowered its prime home mortgage lendm~ rate to 16~ percent from 17'h percent.
It was the first major reduction by a major California thrift
1nst1tution s ince January. Some analysts said it indicated that a s ustained fall in rates is under way.
CRYSTAL RESIDENTS. . ..
Mrs Rergeson. who is ~up
portm~ the res1dC'n t!> · pos1t1on.
warned today that rt'location
rould <'OSI the statr no less than
$4 !'> m1l hon Th<' park itself cost
S3J million
"It ·i-a question of the state
spendm~ mont>y for relocation
when 1t 1.~n ·t n eeded." a
Bergeson spokeswoman said
"Marian's main concern 1s
that nothing be done until the
~eneraJ plan for the park 1s com
p le ted." the aide continued
That plan 1s scheduled to be
complNed within two years , ac
'·ordmg to oHtcials of the Mate
f'ark., and RcC'n:at1on Depart
mt•nt
Tht• ICi.1!.C rf'rommendat1on~
"'111 11t: rt>l l'ti.,t•d at afterncion
John Peterse
Of Laguna
Dead at 79
J o hn 0 . Peterse, a 21 year
Laguna Beach resident who for
many years operated an anllque
and gift store in lhe city, dtcd
Sunday at the age of 79.
Mr Peterse. a retired officer
In HoUand 's air force, came to
the United States with his family
IO 1957
hearin,iS of the Senate Finance
and Assembly Ways and Means
committees. Mrs. Bergeson will
attend both hearings, her office
said .
The purpose of the hearings is
to establish budget priorities for
t h e Parks and Rec reation Department.
In the case of Crystal Cove,
the proposed reeommendalion
would a/fed all residents, ex-
cept those who have low in-
comes or medical problem!>.
They would ~ allov.ed lo n ··
main on month-to-month leases
a fter the relocCiuon deadune.
The leg1slat1 ve a nalyst also
"'11 1 recommend m oney be
liudgeted for construction of a
parking lot adJacenl to the in
land ix>rtJon of El Morro Trailer
Park so that pa rk visitors C'OU.ld
ga in access to the portion of
Moro Canyon contained in the
purk boundary.
That move would reqwre re.
lo<: at ion of an uns pecified
num bt>r of trailers located in·
land of Pac1f1c Coast Highway,
the Bergesor s pokes wom an
!ta1d .
Fllllds Eyed
For Lawsuit
W hltc House spokesmen
decUned Immediate comment oo
O'NeW'• report.
C arte r attended c hurch
services lo W&abiogt.on on Sun·
day but was not seen by re-
porters a.Iler retW"Ding to the
White House at mld-dav .
Carter also uad today be has
"no doubt" that he "made the
nght <'hoice" in ordering t.be Ul -
fated attempt lO free American
hostages
In remarks prepared for de-
livery to a group or transporta-
tion experts, Carter said be was
"proud of our courageous fight-
ing forces who offered their own
lives for freedom."
He swd that "as rommander in
chief, I am proud of the steadfast
resolve this nation has shown and
will cootlnue to show until every
one of our people Is safely home
with us again.
"I have no doubt that, under
the clttwruslances, I made the
right choice."
F,....P~Al
FlSH •..
"We have been arguing that
the county and cities upstream
must control the sediment," said
Plsapia.
"We would probably go along
with dredging, if they woukfcon.
trol the sediment. Development
upstream accelerates the sedi-me nt."
In the case of San Juan Creek,
Orange County workers were re·
quired to do emergency dredg-
ing and then put the material on
the beach, probably causing
problems forthe grunion, he said.
Plsapia scanned a list of birds
of Orange County and noted that
more are declining in number
than are increasing.
"In 10 years, you couJd say,
we wiU have what we have oow
Can wildlife> minus about 50 per-
cent.
··But we can always hope. The
trouble is that until there is a
critical problem, people teod not
to do anything about it. And
then. by the time the s ituation
gets s traightened out. it may be too late
"We• have to s tart thinki.ng m tl'rm~ of future eenerataons
W1ldhfe and fi sheries we have today are a t~t
·'They belong to the futu rr also."
f 'roaa Page ,, I
TALKS ...
bec ause of previously made
plans and commitments.
Asked to suggest a date when
fac ulty me mbe r s would b.e
a vailable, Marrifield said most
would be back by Sept. 15.
Board member Robert Moore
sa id Lhat, because the staff was
paid on a full-time basis, it
s hould work within the con-
straints of the board. The fa mily lived braen y in
Costa Mesa and I.hen moved to
Laguna Beach in 1959. Then>,
they l'Slablished Mary's Holland
House. a s hop located in the
.. Main Beach Park area
Me m bers of the Victoria
Beach Homeowners Association
will meet Wednesday night to
discuss a proposal lo rontribute
$500 toward a lawsujt against
the Hobo Canyon Development
in South Laguna.
"The negotiating team should
be available to work year long,"
Moore said. "There is no way
we can wait Lhat long."
Agreeing with Moore. Taylor
said there was "no reason we
can't ask them to buckle down
and come in to get this done."
.. .
Mr Peters(' as survi v~d by has
wife. Mary Peterse. of Laguna
Beach, lhre<> daughters. Nansie
Mc Daniel, of Altamonte Springs,
F la . Loesle Krauss, of Saudi Ar abia. and Kim Pct erse. of Los
Angeles, and one grandchild.
Memorial services are pend-
ing, famHy members said.
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T he meeting will be held at
the home of association Presi-
dent D{lvid Lee, 2646 Victoria
Drive. It starts at 7:30 p.m.
Other issues to be discussed
include illegal dwelling units,
parking and incorporation of the
association.
"We are mandated by l•w to
submit a budget to the county by
July 1." he sa1d. "By the first
week in August if negot.iaUoaa
a re not completed we should
hire a prolesaional ne1ot.1ator. If
nothing else we sbowd impoee a
llmc·line on the faculty."
Falling Cited
Loss of Hostages Likely
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The Central Intelligence Agency
believed that 80 percent of the American hostages in Iran would
have been killed or wounded if President Carter's rHCue plan
was carried out as plaMed, KCBS Radio reponed.
The all-news ataUon quoted a source it said has been "ac·
curate.in every detail ao far."
THE STATION QUOTED THE SOtJaCE as saying that tbe
plan was approved even though the Joint Chiefs of Staff re·
portedly were given the CIA document.
· CIA officials were not immedi1ttely available for comment.
The CIA believed that It would be Impossible to free all the
hostages at the same time because they were in 1mall 1roupt in
different areas.of the em busy compound, KCBS said it waa told
by the IM>Ul'te. T)ae document said that If some of the hOlta1es
had been freed.others would probably have been executed.
tJ 8 MILITA&Y MEN CAllR1£D more than Sl mlllion ln
lraolio
0
currency to "pay local panlaans," the 1t1Uoa'1 IOW'te
·claimed.
Pentaaon official.a refUHd comment on the report, Tbe CIA
has not bet-a officially linked with the aborted ..cue plan .
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PAT BOONE SINGIN' tN THE RAIN IN WAIHtNOTON
Giant Aevlvat Drawa 175,000 F•ltttful
175,000 Coiiduct ·
'Revival' in Capital
WASHINGTON fAP J !tforr
than 175,000 people. filled with
the s plnt of repentance. ra1M-d
voices in Joyful son g and dav
long prayer today and wen· l1Jld ,
··w e're go111g back to God "
It was Uke a giant tent rl'
v1val, Lhe faithful ~athcrc.'<1 from
the freshness of dawn for a non
stop day of praycr. go!-.p('I :.1n~
111g and fasung.
"May at beJti.n h('re and !>IJrCud
all over this land ," !>:11d Ur
Jamt.•s Ken ned ;-o f F ort
Lauderdale. Fla ... Wash1n~lo11
for J esus. America for Jesu.c; ··
Some speakeri-took no te of thl'
C'laticism that had come from
some establis hment <'hurchc•.,
that the rally maxed r eligion and
conservatJVe ix>hl1 cs.
··we have a message for all
the members of Congress and the
Senate and the White JloUSt-
There's a group of people tn
America Lhat loves Lheir God and
we are prayinE? for the pn-s1dent
and all the leaders of the Urutf'd
States of Am('n ca . ·· said Jim
Bakker, ho~t of the PT L Clult
which appears on more th&Jn '-VJ
TV stauon..,
"We h<1vc tx·cn J nation un<it•1
God ... he ·addl"<I ··our i-un ".11
de pends on r ('ma1nang a ndllon
under God ·•
The crowd grew st<'adal~ from
JO 000 be-fore daylight to 175.000
at· noon, a~ l'!>l1mall'd h) l. S
Park Policc. The w<>ath<'r c;t:in
<.'<1 J!loomy , tht•n bt•t•amt· brti.:ht
and sunny. '
Rally or~a nizers ho ped fo1
200.000 lo 500.000 :i ncl l'\t·n
talked of a · mil hon hut ram
the last two days dammf'd cxper
tat ions
The gras5y Mall a n ·a \A.a:. .1
s ea of p eople -:.ome o n
s tret chers. <'rutchf''I and 1n whttkhairs. other<, \.\ rapix·d 1n
s lee ping b ags o r ca rq an .:
American nags. some with r<'
hgaous banners. "M 1ss1ss1pp1 for
J esus·• "Pittsburgh Loves God ··
.. This is our cop1lal city. th1!t
··---------
1s where 1t should start." said
P at Robertson o f. Virginia
.Beach. Va .. a founder of the
C hri s t i an Broa d c asting
Network. "The events or ~t
weeks have gneved us all. We
:.ay ·God . unless you move,
those brave hostages won•t be
relca~.' ··
Hepentance was the theme of
the day as speaker after speaker
mounted the pulpit, set up on the
Mall h a lfway between the
Capitol and the White House.
The Apnl 29 date "as chosen to
commermorate the cross plant· m.: at Cape Henry, Va., by the
J amest.ov.11setllers111 1607.
County Files
Second Cancer
Tesi Lawsuit
Tht• Ora n~" County Da'ltnct
\ttnm1·\ ., offlre f1lt"<1 a -.~nd
1.1'4 '\Ull .Monda)> to prevent ad
\l•r11-.mg for v.hat 1t rla1m('d 1~ a
hui.:u'> blood te-.t to dett.·c t ..i
r .. · rs o n s :> u !) ct· µ t 1 b II 1 l ~ t tJ
1 ;i ncer
\;" rnt'ti In lht• latt...,t 'Ult IS tht•
11011-.111 Medical 0-nte r 1n El
Toro. which 1s charged with
l.1 h t• and misleading advertt.SUlR
.111d unfair bus mc5., practices
The d1stnct attorn<'y '!> office
l:i.i;t \.\t'1c'k had filed a suit against \ r D C£'nter o( Orange, Inc .
..i nd laboratories in Texas and
Californ1J for s1m1lar alleged
\'IOI at1ons.
The lawswts clai m tbe sup-
posed d.Jagnostic blood tests of.
ft:red at the cl1nacs could not
measure a person's malignancy
potent.Jal as claimed in advertis-
ing and brochures.
Scattered lhowen from• low
pressure aystem-1pawned atarm
that s wooAed down on tbe
Oran1e Coast Monday. pou.nclu
hardest on Hunc'inat.on Seacli
and Cotta Meta. were dimlnllbiq. •
Spoke•m•n for the U.S.
Weather Service In Los AnaeJes
said they are predicting only
Isolated showers and sprinkles
in 1cattered parts of the Southland.
Rain probablllty will~ 10
percent ton!lht throuch Wednes-
day and akiet are expected to
clear by Wednelday evenJq as
the slow storm system In lbe up.
per atmosphere moves over to
Arizona.
No problems such aa street
flooding or serious road acci-
dents in which rain wu blamed
were recorded Monday from the
coast inland, e ron del·
uged Huntington Beach and
Costa Mesa.
"It kind of came down there
for awhile," declared Hunt·
inglon Beach's quasi-official
weatherman J. Sherman Denny.
who has kept rainfall figures
and meteorological data for S3
years.
Ills rooftop rain gauge re-
corded .44 inches by 5 p.m. ror
Monday's precipitation, com-
pared to 21.34 inches for the
aeaaon. Normal amount for this
date would be 17.78 inches.
Costa Mesa received .42 inch·
In the same period Monday.
according to the Orange County
Flood Control District's bydrog-
raphy office in Santa Ana. Last
year Costa Mesa had 17.61
inches on this date.
The sudden early aod DUd·
afternoon deluge was concen-
trated primarily In southeast
and central Huntington Be.ch
and west.side Costa Mesa where
the brunt of the storm came
as hore.
Spokesmen for tile Orange
County Shenff's Harbor Patrol
in Newport Beach reported .24
inch fell Monday.
Deputies to the south at Dana
Point Harbor re ported only .14
inc h for Tues day by com-parison
Official San Juan Capistrano
weather-watchers Mr. and M,,;
Carl Hankev. who keep records
ror the city. recorded .22 in<'h
Monday, bnnging San Juan ·~ season total to 28.86 inches.
Normal for Lhis lame would be
26 82 1.nches
County flood control officials
said t.he1r st.at.Jons recorded in-
land ratnfall Monday of .14 inch
in Villa Park bringing the
... eason total lO 26 64 Inches for
Lh<> :>eason
T h ey 5a1d 08 inch fe ll m
SJntJ Ana. for a St'al>on total of
21 01 inC'ht.-s. v.h1le 18 47 mchei-
had falltn at this time last year.
Gems Stolen;
lnss $49, 700
J e"'e lr• valued at $49.700 was
reported· talcen from a Running
Springs man·s car while it was
parked 1.n Laguna Beach. police
said today
Pohce said jewelry s alesman
F:van Williams reported that
rubies. opals. and birthstones
used for dlSplay purposes were
taken from Lhe trunk of his auto
last Thursday
Police said there we re various
pry marks and a broken IO<.'k on
the trunk of the car.
J
ORANG COU NTY, CALIFORNIA TUl:SDAY, APRIL 29, 1990 C TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
Muskie Set to ·Replace Vance
Senator
Surprise
Choice
WASHINGTON CA P I -Presi·
dent Carte r today said he will
nomina t e Sen Edmund S .
Muskie of Matne to s ucceed
Cyrus B. Vance as secretary of
s tate . con gressiona l sources
said
Carter notified congressional
leaders of his decis ion this
morning Congress was to be of-
fic1ally told of the decision at <1
White House mc·ct1ng this after
noon
The pri;'\tdl•nt was CX J><'t'tcd to
form al!) aonounct· h1:-. dt.>C't1>1on
to lhl' Aml·nran 1wople <it a na ·
t 1onalh broadcast nl·Y. ~ c·on
fl'n·nn:. st·heduh-<I for ti p m
PDT
AP W1 .. _IO
SEN. EDMUND MUSKIE SHOWN WITH PRESIDENTIAL CAND1DATE CARTER IN JULY, 1976
That Meeting Was for Vice Presidential Interview; Now He's Tapped for State Post
M usktt'. <'Oflstdcrc'<i a It IX'nil.
as C'ha1rman of thl' St•nalt.·
Bud~N \omm1tlt'e a m<'mber of
the St>oall' Foreign Rela t1on1>
\I' m m 1 t l 1• 1• a n d " a .., t h 1•
l>emoaat1<· '1 rt• µr c!>1dent1JI
t'and1datc 10 l!;f.8
Se11<.1tt' SOUrl'l':O. :.aid tht· <·hrncl'
of M u::.ktl'. l11~hl~ r<''-Jll'Ct1-d on Cap1Lol I Lill '1rtualh a ...... un~I
that lht• nom1nJtton y,ould ltt·
n111firm1·d
i
iSunshine
I Academy ''On Hold' .
The fate o f the Sunsh1nt·
Da nce Academy in downl<>wn
Costa Mes a won·t be dec ided for
at least another t" o weeks. city
planning commissioners ruled
Monday ni~ht
Comm 1s,.i11n f' r.., tab I t·d tht•
dance farm ':. re quest for <.1
variance to provide a rl'duc·f'd
number of parking .spaccs aft<'r
OffiC'1als rcj)resentan~ Sun.,hane
couldn't provide answers to
questions the· romm1!>sioners
considered J><•rttnl"n\
Anaht•1m altornf'\ Scott
Soudt.•rs ancl n.•al t•st:.itc• :.i~t·nt
John L Gordan c·ould not Jns\H•r
quc·st1oru. ~garding d1sc1, dance
<'lass OJX'r' \tons
The l\~o rc·11rt•..,<•nt Ch1cal!o
Ill • o'm er S'.) L1psc·h 11lt l , "'ho
pla nning offl<·wls s;rnl reported-
. ly plans to mo\<· to C<tlifurnw 1n
· the near futurr
CommtsMom·rs ... aid ~1 on<la\
thC'v wcrt• m11·rc·-.t1·d in hov. th1•
1 studio will 01wr;it1· so as to 111~
tcrmmP p<irking n.•quart•m1·11t...
The academy h<.is 30 rwrk1n~
spares a\'<11l ahle. hut the <'II~ r€!
QUl rC's 45. :m orr111al not<·d A
business ltt•l•nsc for lhl• n1c.l0
dance school as P<'O'hni? 1ssuanC'c
of the pa rking\ araancc
Sunshine manage r Larr}
McMahan said Monday that the
academ}. '4htrh has replaced
the forml'r Sun s hine C nude
modchn~ 1 Studio an seC'ond story
s p arr at 583 W 19th St .
e mploys 14 ft•mall' d<incc in
structors an three shifts
Prop. 9 Opposed
SACRAMENTO (AP) The
California Hospital Association
declared its opposition Monday
to Proposition 9.
-~-..... •e1wee• •e•fl .
Sir Alfred Hitchcock, direcJ
• tor ol auspenae movies for more thaD half a century ~~ ..., in Loe Anp1-at ~ M\' ol •. Tbe CaUM ol
I uwrth W8I not disclosed. -.--:"-•--
C,onfrontation Told
Pentagon Denies
Iran Jets Attacked
\n 1nfltu·•H 1al S1·n.1L1· .11d1·
\\ho :i-;k1•d that lw 11111 Ill' n.1m1•d
ra lll•d t:w prt•..,1rh·n1 ·., dt·c·1-.1<>0
"poht1n1ll) astu\t•" .ind · .1 Y,J:it
dlOIC'('"
\'anr1· n"Hl-!0<'11 M ond ..i~. r1l
1 o ~ h 1.., ti 1:-. a g rt·•· m 1· n I \!. 1 l h
l a rll'r '.., dN' 1!'1100 tlJ '\!' nd a
m1htary rC'scut· t1·am into lrJn
By The Assodated Press
Ira n clatm('d t wo c<i rrtN
based U.S. fighter Jets "startud
to shoot" at a n Iranian patrol
plane O\'er t he Gulf or Oman lYr
da'.\ in the first CS Iranian
m1htan confrontation '>tnre thl'
/\meric:an hostages were sc1wd
nearly six months aJ!o The l't'n
tH~on dl'nied there was a m shooting. ·
In Washington. the Dl'fen"c
Department said "T'4o f'· 14
;un·raft from the a1rnaft <'<Jr
rtl·r :'\inutt made d rouum· in
t C'r ccpt of an lrarttan C 130
<1 1rc raft near the S trait o f
ll ormuz The lJ S C11rna ft
DEAD RESCUERS
EXHIBIT 'INHUMANE' -A4
1·scorted the lran1<10 plnn" ba<'k
to I raruan air sparl' It v. as .i
routine anterc1•pt Therl' '4 <is '"'
firing of weapons "
Wa::.hmgtun offlc1als s u1d tht•
Iranian a1rplant' c<i m<' '41th1n
approximately 50 males or th<:
:--<1m1tz and the tv.o F 14-. '4Cre
launched to look ll ovPr The
Nimitz 1s <me of about 30 l ' S
'4 a rsh1ps stationed an the Indian
Costa Mesa's
Verlyn Marth
Dead at 56
Funer al ser vices for Costa
Mes a environmentalist Verlyn
G. Marth. 56. who died Sunday
of a heart attack. a re scheduled
for 7 o'clock this even1ng.
Mr. Marth will be buried in
Herman. Minn.. following the
Costa Mesa services at Pierce
Brothers Bell Broadway
Mortuary, 110 Broadway St.
Mr. Marth was an outspoken
proponent of conservation and a
clean environment, a ppearing
often before the Costa Mesa City
Council and other government
bodies.
He retired from the McDon-
nell Douglas Corp. in Long
Bea c h , where h e was an
aeronautical engineer , about 10
years ago after suffering lung
damage believed to have been
caused by smog.
Subsequently, Mr. Marth was
self.employed, spending half or
e ach year managing bis family's
farm near Herman, Minn.
Mr. Marth was a constant ad-
versary in Costa Mesa against
spraying weed poison on city
property and on discing weeds
on vacant properties.
He also was active In Min-
nesota ln aUem~ta to conserve
the prairie.
Mr. Marth is survived by bis
wife, Nina, of Coeta Mesa ; two
sons, Peter of Texaa and David,
of Coat.a Mesa; a dau1bter, Julie
of Sonoma County : two
brothen, Bill and Harvey, both
of llblnellota, and b1a motbe~
Mary Marth of Herman, Mlnn.
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l
0 Milt~ ~IO
APWl-IO
SCENE OF INCIDENT
~entagon Denies Shooting
OrC'an following the takeovC'r of
l h1• C S F.:mb&:-s) in Tehran on
Nov 1 hv lr<inian militants and
I ht• D<•<•c;mh«·r S<1\'ll't thrust into
,\f~han1..,tun
Th l' o rr 1<' 1 .i I Ir .1o1 an n ,. "'..,
ag1·nn P rrs quott.'<1 the lranwn
urin~ J11:11\ '>tafr a , -..u)t n~ the
tv.u Amt·nt.in plant.•s started to
~hoot ..it thr l ranwn planP but
four I ran1an Jl'ls '4 ere sent up
and tht•) "w11rd((I off the' at
lack " Par-, quotc·d th1· army a-.
'a) 1ng lht> L'S planet 'changed
lhP1r d1r<·<t1on as tilt four lni
n1an JCt f1~hlers t''iMrtcd the
patrol pl<inc•" l1ark to Ira n
CSee ~WSKIE , Page AZI
Nlan Admits
Rape U1ider
H)1J1Wlism
\ ..,,.If p1111 l.11m .. <1 GJrd1.o
Groq· p~~th11 .illt•gc•d tu hJH'
rapNI .1 "'Jll1.1n 1111 '-1\ 11rc·.i 111n.,
\\hill' 'hl' "-.J" untl1·r h~p1111'1'
pleaul'd guilt) ~t ond.n tu J
..,inglt· t hcJ r~e nf r.11w
-\rthur Kn1 )!hl. 70 avr1•f'rl I•>
'Pt•nd 11m· \l·ar 111 I 1rang1• I '11un
t\ .J .. 111 ancl fl\t q•ar..,· formctl
prnbatwn 111 \\h1d1 he• m:.i) not
h) pnot111· h·m,1l l• "UbJt'l'ts unit's..,
a third .1cl11lt h 111 , . ..,l'ot
The· ple.1 han.:ain•"I st•lllt·mrnt
v. ;ts at·1·q11t•d IJ} Or.rng1• f'ount\
Sufwrior Court .Judg1· .J:nm· I>
l'l· rt•/
I\ n 1 J.! h 1 '4 :.1 s • r r t• q r rl h )
<;..ird1·n (;ro"e pol11.'l' ctftcr d
"'om an romplamt'<I I hat ..,ht• had
lweo r;.ap...·d during "IX h~ p1YN~
H'..,,.,10n1> betv.ecn March l. 1977
and .Jan 24. 197M
Be's ~ .. r.er O•e
Oklahoma Univenity running back Billy Sima gets a klls
from his wife Brenda after he was selected by the Detroit
Uons as fint choice in the National Football Lea1ue
draft. Complete detail• on the NFL draft are on P~ge Bl.
lier Hand Hurls
J t·~~1t• 1 lanebnok nu~t·s her <;" ollt•n hand m an ice pack
..,llOrtlv altt'r ftr<'mc n freed her C:1r m from :.i vending
m.1rhint.· :.it a ( ost a '.\h:..,;,i motel To see the story of
.J1·.., .... 1(··-. barl day 1n p1ctur~. turn to Page A3 --------
Mesa Man N ahhed
In Two Rape Cases
.\ f()<.ta \lcc:.a mJn <;Oul:'ht for
... , month., m 't'\ 1>r.1l "'''"tt·m
-.t .1J t'' .ind ~h·\ 1('f1 f 11r ... u-..p11·1on
nf rJJW Jnd l'blld '-11·..tltn~ .,.. .. ..,
.irrt<'>ll'<l f'.trl~ ~1oodJ~ momml!
an l..out!'-fana
D<i n Cood,., 3.1. v. ho 11, .. <j 10 .in
.1p.irt rrn·nt al 1(1!16 C<in' nn DnH'.
'4 J.., n·l<-.1,1.'11 tud.i' 1n <;ri tna
I .1 on 5;, 11011 bond nff1t 1<.1I'
lh1·rt· "Jld
llt• v. a!-arr(',lt•ti in lll!Jrh\
\l1•1a1ne• Jt 2 :lO" m \fonda; on
:1n Or.inJ,!1• t 'ollnl.' "'Jrr..iot. •if
f11·1., 1-. ,,Htf
(~oode' 6 \ear old ... on 1\nan
Rosie Rziiz
Loses Title
For Maratlio11
HOSTO!'< 1 AP > The Bo.'ilon
Athll'11c A!>-soc1at1on toda~
:-.trapped Rosie Ru1t or:'\{'\\ York
of her H o~t o n M a r at h on
women's d1 v1s1on n ctor)
flacc direct or Wiii Cloney
awarded the No I spot to Mont-
real's Jacqueline Gareau. who
was on ha nd at the pr ess con-
ference and accepted Cloney's
congratulations
Cloney sa1d the investigation
showed "beyond any reasonable
doubt" that Ruiz. a 26-year-0ld
M an~attan offi ce worker who
says . she had run in only one
prior marathoo. did not CO\'er
the entire 26 ·mile . 385-yard
Boston foot race
"If she did anything wrong. 1t
was on the spur of the moment."
Cloney said of Ruiz. adding.
"l 'm not a doctor. not a
psychiatnst I lhmk she believes
she ran lhe race."
"I am proud to be the first."
Gareau satd.
Cloney said Ruiz told him she
did not plan to return him her
gold medal, saying, "I hope lbal
on reflection Roeie would decide
it would be lhe s portsmanlike
thing lo do."
Cloney said he invited Rub to
run In the marathon next year
and to vindicate herself.
The decision brt>ughl to an ap-
parent end more than a week of
q ues llons 11urroundin1 Ruiz'
first·place finish.
Ruiz, while claimin1 to have
run lbe entJre race, failed to ap-
pear in any race pbotofrapha
prior to the final mile or IO.
Cloney said the probe included
checttnc 10,000 pictures taken
1loa1 the course.
.ii I•· L! "" h 1 .1 k ,. n I a q O c·totw r
f rorn ht" molht•r an Anaheim
r• -.1•ll'nl '4J.., ..ilso r11ckt'd up by
I 11u1,.,1.1nJ JUth11rit1t•" .ind re-
1urnt•d l11 Oran~<· Count) today
1,, .11r, 1H·1ord1ng to a n Orange
('11unt' l h<..lrit·l \ttorrw) ·.., In·
\ •''-l ICJtor
lnH•-.11gator Wayne F1c>ld o;a1d
1;oodc• ....,,..., ..,ought 011 tv.o out-
-.tancl1n1? \\:trra nts. one f()r al·
lt'l.!l'dh taking hi'-... on a ncl the
111 h1•r a llt•l.!tnJ.! r:1p•"> in Costa
\lt•'a on <kl 13 an<1 14
l.ou1-.1.m .. 1. hl• said. had word
onh ltl' lhl· rhild --.\t•ahn.: .... ar·
r 1111 '4 h11•h <'0arnt•d J Sl5.000 bail.
\ l.11u1 -.1.in.1 JUdS::<' n·dut'f.'d the
h•t• to S.S 0011 Fi eld sa1rt
<;oode L'--.1•ht>du lt•d to appear
t)('fore a maJ(t~lrJle in Gretna.
l.J . Wcdnt>Sd<i v for th<' :-.ettrng
of t'\ lrad1tton hearing..,
<~11odc . a m em ber of the
K .in -. as b<ir before moving to
C:.1llfom1.i t.rn~ht lav. clas~es al
'Jr1ous Orange Count'.\ mst1tu-
t1on .... Cost.i :'otesa investigators
..,aid
lit' allc~t"dl~ raped a 22-year·
old S<inta An a \\Oma n an hi!'
apartment a ftl'r meeting he r in
Nt•wport Beach last Oct. 13.
!lours late r . 1nvest1gators
"'la1m. he allege91y raped a 22·
year ·old Garde n Grove nursing
student in the· -;ame a partment.
Coast
\\'eather
Variable c loudiness
t o ni g ht. d ec r e a s ing
Wednesday, with 10 per ·
cent chance of rain through
Wedne!iday. Lows to night
48 at the beaches to 56 in·
land . Highs Wednesday low
to mid60s.
l~SIDE TOD~Y
Johnny ea,..,,. shoWd ~tan
01cor for lcttpcng hoJf t~
Acaum11 Awards audince
awake. Dropptng rottnga fn.
dicate tM miter ltolf alrtad11 it
a•leep. ~e Page A 11. •••ex At l'Mf lw\fke At A1111 t..-.. a .,... • ....._. a~ ....... " t..1111..... M........ A .. 11 ..................... CalltenN At .............. ...
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• 1U CWLY PILOT c Tueaday. Ae111 21, 1eeo
WASHINGTON lAP 1 PT'fl dfont Carttr'1 drafl re&llltl·
Uon plan for fOW\I men. narrowly aJQ>roved lu l wm &y the
Houae, wu p11 Hid by • urpriJtqly wide marlin today In 1
senate 1ulx'ommltttt
A Senat~ Appropr11t1ons aubcommfttee voted IH In ravor or
pendina $l3 3 mllbon to bt1m ...,1str1tJoo lhla summer of youna men, 01~ lt 1nct20.
The bUI KOO. to the full APff'OPri•Uons Comm1tlet, and th~n
to the ~nat
O.U•r R•lllf"•: Geld ,.,,,.._..,
L.ONOON tAP> 'the dollar dropptd and th n nlhtd today
to "'Ind up llllhtly hli:h<'r for the d•)' agalnl\t most ma)or roreip cW'l't'Oclet. Gold dipped 1Hplly in Europe
In London, the p,_k>ul metal oded lht day at SS20 an
ounce. down trom W4 M~. Oold clOffd at ~ tn New York, up $15.
London silver pnt'ft wett virtually unchanged $13 .87 an
ounce rompan'd w1lh Sl3 90 Mooday. It closed in New York at
Sl3.8'7, up 2 cent ,._,atrn «la -~~• Pept-
VATICAN CITY <AP> -Four relatives of the US hostaaea
In Iran met with Pope John Paul U today and urged him to help
obtain the release or the 53 captives held in Tehran. -
The relatives two motheni and two wives -completed a
week of meetinp w:tlh European leaders to plead their case and
s aJd they hoped to return to the United States on Wednesday.
The women v~iled the pope ln a group and each spoke with
him ln English for about two minutes. Al the end, the pontiff
blessed the women and gave each of them a white rosary.
3 Alha•bra Stores Burn
AUIAMBRA (AP> -Three stores in a shopping center
caught fire today when a blaze In an oft-picketed adult book
slOre spread to neighboring businesses, causing an estltmated
$310.000 dam age and injuring one firefi ghter, authorities s aid.
The fire started shortly before 3 a .m. in the El Cid Adult
Book Store on West Main Slr~l in this Los Angeles suburb and
s pread to the Tudor Bar and Kajala Interiors via a common at-
t ic
'the cause of the fire was Wlder inves tigation a nd 1t was not
known if arson was sus pected.
. tfongage Loan Rage Loaeer~d
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -Responding to falling money
market rates. Great Western Savings_ and Loan Association, the
nation's se<'.ond largest. has lowered its prime home mortgage
lending rate to 15:1.4 percent rrom 171,'z percent.
It was the fi rst major reduction by a major California thrift
institution since Januar y. Some analysts said it indicated that a
sustained fall in rates 1s under way.
175,,000 Conduct
'Revival' in Capital
\\ /\SlllNGTON 1 AP > More
than 17:'!.oOO JX'<>Plt•, filled w1th
thl' !>plrtl or rert.·nlanCt'. raised vo1ct>~ 111 JO} ru song and day
long pra}er today and were told.
··We're going back to God "
It v. as hkc a giant lent n·
viva!. the faithful gathered from
the freshnc:.~ of d&wn ior a non
Youths Jailed
On Charges
Of Bike Theft
Two"\larhur /\rea youth!. were
Jailed in Newport Reuch Monday
a fter they allegedly stole seven
expensive b1k l's from three local
schooLc;
Bookt.'<1 cin suspicion of ~rand
theft wt·rc· Christopher Jones. 18,
of 3809 Sea!>hore Unvc, Ncwpon
Beach and Gary Kraus, 18, of
2977 J acarandit Ave., Co:.ta
Mesa
Atcord1n~ to police report:.1 two men dnvrng a light-colored
van were se~n at Eni.1gn M1ddJe
School. using bolt cutters to get
into the bicycle slOrage ar ea.
The resident who saw the twr>
men stealing bikes, telephoned a
descnpuon to pobce.
Offi cer Frank Brown spollc<i a
matctung van and followed 1t to
35th Street and Marcus J\ venut>
whert> the t"o men left the vch1
cle and Ocd
Jones and Kruul>, accom
panicd by a lawyer. sur rendert-d
to police a few hourl> later
Police said the seven h1kc:-.
fo und in the van came from
Ensign. Coronu del Mar Hi1i:h
School and Newport Har bor
liigh School. The bikes were
Valued at about $150 each
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
fPW> Ot~ c;.o.,t 0.••t P•'<M. wt1rt -~ -.
stop day of prayer, gospel sing-
ing and fasting·
"May it begin here and spn•ad
a ll over this land." said Or
James K ennedy o f F o r t
Lauderdale. Fla. "Washington
for Jt·sus America for J esus."
Some s peitkers took note of the
ct1t1c1sm that had come from
... omt• establishment churches
t hat the rally mixed re ligion and
t•on..,l•rvat1ve politics
"We have a mel>sa ge for all
the members of Congress and the
Senate and the White House
1 here'i. a group of people in
Amenca that loves the ir God and
v.1• arc• praying for the president
and all the le1Jdcrs or the Uruted
St<ites of America," said Jim
Ra~ker. h<Y.;t or the PTL Club,
which appe&1rs on more· than 200
TV stat ions
County Files
Seco1ul Cancer
Test Lawsuit
Tht• Orangl' County D1stnct
i\ltorm·:. 's offi ce filed a second
lawsuit Mond&1y to prevent ad·
'ert1!.mJ? for v.hat 1t claimed Jl> a
bogus blood tes t to detect a
pers on 's ~u !>c<:pt1 biJ1 t y t o
C:Jnccr.
Na med in the latest suit 1s the
llolistic M.c•<hcal Center 10 f:I
Toro. v.h1ch is charged with
false and m1l'lcading adverti~ing
<1n d unfair business prart1ces.
Th(' district allomey's office
last ~eek had filed a s uit agalnst
J\ l.D Center of Ora nge, Inc.,
and laboratories in Texas and
California for similar alleged
violations .
The lawsUJts claim the sup·
posed diagnostic blood tests of.
fered at the clinics could not
measure a person's malignancy
potential as claimed in advertis-
ing and brochures.
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NEW OELHl, India (AP,.. -
Alihan 1tudenl3 lncludln& about
200 w.\·&Je girls took to the •lrfleta in Kabul today in dllina
dernoaatraUona •1•wt the pro.
Soviet 1overnment and the
Run lan m.lUtary, reports from
the Afghan capltal aaJd. .
"0 <.'uth t o the Soviets." "O~uth to Babrak Karmal Ct.he
Sovl{'t tnstalled Afghan presi·
dl·nt>" and "Russians go
home." were among s lo1ans
chanted by the demonstrators
who left tugh school and college
rn m puses tryine to reach the
t·enter ot Kabul, sald a source
from A!gharustan who declined
to be identified
There was no independent con-
h rm at1on ot the demonstrations
and the reports reachi ng here
did not tell the fate of the
partJCipants.
As descnbed, the disturbances
rould be the largest mass pro-
tests m the Afghan capital city
since severaJ hWldred persons
perished in noting the last week
of Fe bruary. Soviet forces have
been in Afghanistan in strength
i.int·e December.
Earlier reports from Kabul
!>aid campus feelings had been
arous('d by inform ation that
~cven Afghan students we re re·
1'ently sla in in the Soviet Union
and that Kabul university was
virtua lly on i.trike in protest.
. F,.._r~AI
MUSKIE ...
in an ill-fated effort to free the
American hostages held in
Te hran since November.
Muskie. 66. came to national
!Jromine nce when Sen. Hubert
I. Humphrey chose him as lhe
\'IC'C·prcs1dent1al candidate on
the 1968 Democratic Party
ticket Humphrey and Muskil'
lost to Richard M. Nixon.
/\ former governor of Maine
a nt! also a state legislator,
~ us kie was elected to l hl·
Sen<ite an 1958
lie ra n for the Democratic
president.Jal nomination in 1972.
As a means of gathering foreign
l'Xprrtise, Muskie toured Israel,
Eg) pt, the Sovie t Union and
Wt•st Germany. In Russia he
talked Wlth Soviet Premier Alex·
t·1 Kosygin and s aid he found
him ··completely cordial and
frank."
In February 1979 Muskie visit·
ed Poland as Carter ':. envoy and
met with PolJ:.h leader Edward
G 1crek for talks on economic
mattt•rs and the SA LT II arms
treaty In that same tnp, he vis·
1ted West Germany, Portugal,
Spain and BelJ?1um
M usk1e . b ·IOOl·4. ollen has
he e n called "Lincolnesque"
brc:aUl>(' or his he ight, lean
f1gurl' and craggy face.
. fi r was born in Rumford.
Maine. Ma rch 18, 1914. the son of
;1 Pohsh immigrant lhs father.
a tailor, h ad been n amed
Marr1!>wwsk1. but immigration
offit•1a1s :.hortcncd the name to
Musk 1c and 1t became official
whcn h1i. f ather became a
r111zrn
Peeved Bus
Driver Hikes
VF.NTUHJ\ CAP> A busload
of passengers was left stranded
ror more than an hour when
their d.nver became angry over
a speeding ticket and deserted
them , authorities said.
The driver, George Mayse,
told Patrolman Robert Chris·
tian sen the citation would
probably cost him hls job and that
"You've got another problem
now. You just bought yourself a
busloadofpeople. l'm walk:inaon
the freeway. You can tell them
anything you want."
Christiansen notified the 42
pauengers and waited with
them ror an hour until a replace·
m ent driver arrived.
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Newport·Mesa Unified School
District teachers are scheduled
to vote Wednesday on a new two.
year contract offered by district
trustees.
The voting session, set for the
Estancia High School girls' gym
in Costa Mesa, ls e xpected to
draw between 600 and 800 of the
dls trlct's 1,070 teachers, s aid
Paul Jordan, chief bargainer for
the Newport·Mesa Federated
Teachers union whose bar11nln·
Ing team hu ~mmended ap.
proval ol the new contract.
Teachen bave been working
without a contract 1ln~ July 31.
The propoMd new document
followed month.I of ne1ot11Uoa,
a two-day teacb~n 1lowdown
a nd recommendations by a
tbree·member fact·flndina com·
mlttee authori&ed by the able.
The n ew contract offers
teachers an 8 percent pay bike
retroactive to laal Au1. 1 and
another 8 percent ~1lnnln1
Aug. l of thll year, Jordan wd.
Jordan said teachers will meet
Wednesday at 3:30 p.m . to di•·
cuss and debate the propoHd
contract and probably will lake
a vote at obout ~ p.m .
AlthOugh tne board ot trustees
has ordered it.a ne1otlaUn1 t.eam
to accept the contract propo&al,
formal endOfHment by tl'UlteeS
awaitl approval of lbe pact by
teachers.
A Kabul source that In the
past has proved r eliable said
s tudenta had been boycotting.the
university alnce April 18 after
reading In clandestine "ni(ht
le tters" that the seven were
s lain In revenge for the killlngs
of numerous Russian soldiers by
the Mos le m ins urgents In
Af8haniat.an.
The night letters, distributed
by rebel sympathize rs, were
s aid to omit such details as
names of the dead Afghan stu-
dents and places where the al·
leged lcUlings took place.
President
-
Meets Iran · ~ /
Raid Team 1: ..
WASHINGTON CAP> -Presi·
dent Cart.er had a "secret ren-
dezvo~" Sunday with about 150
m en who Pftrlicipated ln last
week's effort to rescue U.S.
hostages in Iran. House Speaker
Thomas P. O'Neill said tQday.
O'Neill told r eporters that
Carter t o ld cong'r ess1onal
leaders at a White House
breakfast today he met with the
men at an undisclosed locallon
but gave DO other details Of the
meeting .
'White House spokes me n
declined Immediate comment on
O'NelU's report.
Car te r a ttendc>d churrh
services in Wastungton on Sun·
day but was not !>e<>n by rt
porters after returning Lo the
White llow.e at mid da'
General Plan
Meet Lures
Three Mesans
Only lhrC<' Costa Mf'san!i :.at
in Monday rught. when tht! Col>lJ
Mesa Plannmg Comm1s:.1on held
a public hearing on ma1or re
visions to the city's general
plan
Planning comm 1Sl>10n l'r'i
passed the 400-paJte document
on to the C1ly Council with n·<·
ommendallons for approvaJ
Monday night's sparse attend
ance r aised cr1t1c 1l>m b y
R ichard Carstc•n !>l•n com-
mission chairman, v.ho nolrd
that lack of citizen part1c1 pat1on
m city governml·nt had b<.'<'n a
war cry by many cand1dat1:~ ror
council seats in the rf:'cent Apnl
R election
Only Dave Toohey, 1149 El
Camino St . approac heri tht·
m icrophone to discuss the pro·
posed generaJ plan changt~ II<·
was interested 10 a llmct.tble or
proposed hearing!> bdore t it)
groups regarding the document
The currcnt rev1!>1on pr<tJJO\al-.
arc the r1 rst major chang(..., 111
the general plan in about 10
years.
The general plan is a pohC\
document outlining tht> d1rct·t1on
of development 1n thf:' r1l\ and
de fines pnont1es ror soc1a"1 pro
gr ams
Monday night's hearmg dealt
with management of com murut)
development. traffic C'•r culatJon.
hous mg, energy, redevelopment.
coastal planning and human re
sources
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WALKING IN THE RAIN. KEEPING SHOES DRY
Com Meaa ·a Jan Ngo (left), Slater Suzie
Scattered Showers
Dinllnish on Coast
~ra ttcrt"d o;ho"'<'r<; from a lov.
Prt''-\UH· !>~ ... tcm \flUV. ncd SttJ(tr)
lhJt SIA OO ped do'l4n on lh•·
Orange Coa51 Monday, pouncin~
harde..,t on llunt1n~ton Bf·arh
a n d (' '' :. t a M ,. ' J . v. t• r • · d1min1shing
S po kes m (' n f o r t h <· I · ~
Weather Scr\'IC<' in Los Angel;...,
'>Jtd they are pred1('t1nl>( 001,
l\ol all"<l l>hov. er.; and spnnklr:.,
1n scattered parts of tht·
Southland
Ram probab1hty v.111 be 10
pl'rcent torught through Wednes·
day and skies are expected to
dear by Wednesday evening al>
the slow storm system in the up-
~r atnl(Y.)pher~ moves over to
Arizona
~o problems s uch as street
floochng or sen ow. road acc1
dl'nls m v.h1ch rain was blam<"d
v. C're l't"<'orded Mondav from the
c·oa'.'>t ml and. but the, front <Jet
uged Hunt ington Beac h a nd
cn..,ta Mesa
·11 kind of came do"n thN1·
for a v. h1h• ' det'lared Hunt
1ngtnn Beach 's quas 1-orr1 c1al
1.q·atherman J , Sherman Oennv,
\\ho ha:. kl'pl r;unfall r1curcl>
and ml'lrorolog11 al d.ita fnr 53
\ear-.
11 1:-. rooftop rain i:aui;?t.• re·
<'nrdt'<l 11 1nche~ by 5 p m for
~l un<l.1~ " pr<'c1p1tat1on . com·
pared to 21 31 inche<; ror the
-.1•ason ~ormal amount for th•~
dJt1.· v.ould Ix' 17 78 mcheo;
Co..,tJ !'\t<"ia recel\ Cd 42 IDCh·
1n the same pe riod !\t onday,
.tccordmg to the Oranj!e County
Flood Control D1 tnct ·c; hydrog·
mph) offa·e in Santa Ana Last
~ l'ar CostJ Mesa had 11 61
inches on this date
The :.udden earl\ and mid
a ftt>rnoon deluge "'as concen·
trated primarily in southeast
.111d < •'nlral lluntm~ton Beach
.tn<l ~t-...l..,1dt• t'o..,ta Mesa where
1h1• brunt tJr lhl' hlorm earn~
.1~ht)11•
Spokesmen ror th•· Orang&
County Shcn ff's Harhor Patrof
1n :\t".~port Reach reported .24
inch fell .\1onda}
Deputies to the soulh at Dana
Point Harbor reported o nly .14
inch fo r T uesday by com -
pari ... on
Offlc1aJ San Juan Capistrano "'~at~r-watchers Mr. and M~.
Carl ll.tnkey, who keep re<:ords
for the cit). recorded .22 anch ~tonda). bringing ~an Juan•.s
l>e a l>on total to 28.86 incheS"
"'ormal for thJs time would ~
.!6 8:? incht.~.
Thief Leaves
Blood Trail
A buri:?lar who left a trail of
blood an tht.• Atlas Chrysler-
P 1 y mouth dea lership , 2929'
Harbor Rl\'d . Co:.ta Mesa. after
l'Utt1ng h1mst.>lf on door glas~
l'Scaped with more than $3,()()(),
v.orlh or teleVll>IOn a nd office.
l'QU1 pment ,
Poh ce s aid the burglar Pn··
te red the dealersh ip Sunda1:
night through the broken door to
take a l'OlOr television set. a~
telev1s1on tape recorder and two:
calculators : omcers srud he also toolyidert£:
tif1cat1on cards issued by th~:
!>lat e De p a rtme nt of Motoz::
Vehicles -· ..
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osses
have ......a:; DCl-laVVf'b awincft-"'•· ~~ bl: rollar-worli~ra and 26,000 white coOar woritn bav• been cut or 111doft'
OM Ma problems. and ao has the ecooom1 of the tJnited
Statra And lhe oullook. sbort·t.rm, asn'l very tood.
Wbatt'vec' aa Ukely to be eount.ed an Improvement -lets lnfla·
tlOA, ud lower,latereat ratee. for,exasnp&e -ls 1
Uhly to bf onlf \he s bln.y s.lde of the cola. wlth
tht dull al~ 1howln1i: l'ss •~.Mty and rewer JObe . ,
The number of seers wbo feel we can eacape a
I'("( tioo LI dwlDdting. and some ol t.bOM who
foreuw a brief aad mlld ooe bave slowly ed&ed
over Into the group that expects it to be long, deep
ljlndd~ve.
Lake GM, tbe rest of the economy has a lot
of •dJUllW.n& to do. Bills to be pa.id, for example,
and savlQO accounts to be rebuilt. And so far in
the tu.story of man.luod. nobody has found a
µlt>~a.nt way to manage at
Go ls, atutudes. expectalaons must be adjusted. and ror
~•rit'MIL vcul&olNd ~ ~Ams:--=-••• tlt-4Ylllt-sta·--darda this mi&ht be a bard dose ol mediciDe. DlldpliDe aad rettr.U. are the order.
BVT WHILE aBAUS11 1s seldom 1binier t.bu dreams,.Ulln
ls a silver lioing to be seen for I.bole witb fanlP&ect •1 ... Thin
are eronomiats, financiers and lnduatnal eqlDeen o< u..n wllo
tell ua that in this period of adJUIUQI we are plaatlq the founda-
tlooa of the 1990s. .
What they mean ls that Americans now ml&bt be forced to Uft
Ln the p~t and plu for the future rather tbu Jlve in lbe fut.we
without the bard work of S>tannin&. as It Is said they did ln the '7'1.
The restraint, the dlscipline, the use ot common MMe will
help, they say, to restore fanancial equilibrium. Development& In
computer science -automation, inlormaUon retrieval, wont Pf'O-
cessmg -will raise productivity in blue collar and probably white
collar JObs as well.
Some academics believe the potent.111 for 1uantum le1p1 ln tD·
dustria.l productivity as so grut tbat they are calliD1 it 1n adva.e
-·•other industrial revolut.Joo. 11\ey have convlnffd importaat
companies, GM included, that their efforta are worth fiaanctq.
Economy Outlook Bleak
Few California Residents Optimistic
C'ennections
Natural gas pumped from deep underground must travel
.. through miles of pipe and equipment before it's suitable
;for home use. Processing plants, such as this one at
Eminoil USA. In c., Healdton, Okla., remove propane and
other liquids from natural gas and compress the remain-
ing dry gas from transmission through pipelines.
SAN F-RANCISCO <AP> --
Californians' confidence in the
economy is at a five .year low.
accordUlg to a Bank of Amen ca
survey
Only ·10 percent of the 2,270
people poUed tn Apnl said they .
were financially better off now
than a year ago while 42 percent said they were worse.
In October. 49 percent saad
they were better off and 30 pt•r·
Benchmark Rate
Set on Certificate
WASHINGTON (AP> -The Treasury Department has announred
that lhe benchmark r ate for 2"'2 )ear savings certJfacates ror Ma) ''
11 25 percent
That means banks will be able to pay maximum antcrt-st of 10 5
percent on tht> certificates and lhnft 1nst1tut1ons will Ix-alJle to IJIS}
interest of 10 75 percent.
Hanks and thnft ansl1tut1on.c;
ust• the benchmark r ate to de"
tcrminc the maximum inter~t
payable on tht.• cert1f1cates The
l'<'tlang for banks 1s three
quarters of one percent belo~
the tx>nchmark, \\htle the ce1hng
for thrift 1nst1tut1ons 1s onc·half
or ont.• percent below 1t.
The benchmark as the average
yield available on Treas ury
<'ertificates at the end of the pre·
\ IOUS month.
The 21.,.year cer tificates are
issued an deoonunalions of less
than $100,000. The rates are ad-
JUSted on the first calendar day
of each month
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Ford Loss Sets Record
DETROIT <AP) -Citing lnf1ation
and the s lumpfng ,American car
market, Ford Motor Co. reported a
r ecord $164 million first.quart.er loss
and saJd high interest rates, i.Dcreas·
in1 energy costs and tbe weakening
economy could cause more problems
later lo 1.980.
The No. 2 automaker said Monday
ita second consecutive quarter ln the
red resulted rrom a M73 m1Woo def·
iclt ln domestic operations, tu worst
loss trom North American business
ever.
That w11 about tbe lou some hive
predicted for t0Uerln1 Chrysler
Corp .• which bas yet to anoounce IU
first quarter resulu, and wu 1&1b-
1un\lally more lhan Industry
analyau bad expected from Ford.
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The way to make money In the airline buaineu la
by rilling your seats with puaengen and carTYlnt
them long distances. This is why the 1t1adard
measureme nt unit in the indu1try 11 revenue
passenger mile, which m eans one payln1 papenaer
carried one mile. Lon·g hops are better lban abort
hops.
The best opportunity to pile up those miles ln t.bb
country ls via the transcontinental runs: New York·•
Los Angeles and New York·San l'rancisco. They're
the big money routes, and the three carriers who
have long dominated them -United, American and
TWA -don't gave up pieces of the market without a
struggle
· They're not struggling too hard right now with
the temporary incursions being made by World
Airways, the s mall Oakland-based carrier that loves
lO position itself as a David fighting Goliaths.
World. known primarily as an o perato r or
charter flights. 1s currently offering a one·month saJe
on its DC-10 tnps across the country and lO Hawai1..
The price through May 15 is $69.99 one way.
wmt THAT FARE, well under half the regular
price. World 1s ha~ing no trouble filling seats. But it's
only for one month and .none of the big carrie rs
have moved to match it.
But on May 16 World is planning to chop its re-
gular transcbntinental fare $l39.99 one.way. And that
may gjve the major airlines some pause. They a~·
currently an the m idst Qf a rate war and have brought
tickets down to $149 orie way if you buy a round-
trtp t1C'ket You can also buy a one.way ticket for
$195
The impetus for the new price cuts has been a
ma1or ne w entry on the transcontinental routes:
Eastern Airlines , As its name im plies, Eastern has
mainly flown corridors on or near the East Coast , but
in this era or dere~ulat1on m the airline lndustry, the
old patterns no longer hold. airlines are free to n1
wher.-they wish. United. Amencan and TWA in·
vaded East.em's air over Florida -and Eastern de·
c1ded to retaliate by nyin g the New York·Los Angeles
and New York·San Francisco runs .
THE EASTERS FLIGHTS begin J une 1 and they
"111 be ustn)t Lockheed L 1011s. You can be s'ure that
this piece or eqwpment will be featured prominently
in the ads :.is a not too ... ubtlt> reminder to folks that the
Ame rican and L'n1tcd fhghLs are hkely to be using
DC. J~ TWA heis bel'n m akmg the s ame point in its
ads •
Eastc·m t·ame 1n ~11h lhe $298 roundlnp fair a'!f
an o~nang .:ambit to capture bu.'>iness It also posted,
a roundtnp f1n.t etas'> fart' of S508 Both were quicklY.'
matched by the compet1t1on t.:n1ted, American an~
TWA may nut matrh World's one-month discount
pric e but tht'y can t afford not to meet Easlem's
plo>
Tht: standard f:ac,t Coast·Wesl Coast fares -the
one!> posted in the books are S342 one-way San
FranC'1sro ~<'" York and $328 one way Los Angeles·
New York ffo"e"er, ~ hy should C:ln} one book them if
they C'an ~et these othn far~?
THI:: OtEAPf;ST f'ARE on tht> book'\ rs the one
offered by Pan Am. which also began flying lhts
route las t year It has a one way pnre of $135 -but
1t'i. a standby fa re <you C'an't reser ve 1t1
The obJl•ct of this J!<imc· 1s to capture as much of
the market a!'> )OU l'an The latest reading showed
this pie-tun·
On lhe Lo-. Angcll•S Nl'w York run American
has 36 per<'ent of the buc,incss. TWA 28 percent. L'nat·
ed 26 perN!nt and Pan Am 10 percent.
ON Tiff: SAN F'RANCl.SCO-NEW York leg. Unit-
ed has 34 perct>nl of the market. Amencan 31 per-
<'t>nt. TWA 28 per<"ent and Pan Am 7 perrent
SinC'e Los Angeles New York 1s bagger than San
Francasro. American Airlines wouJd appear to be No.
1 on the transrontanental routes
Ind~. m 1979 the Lo!> Angeles-New York route
accountt"Ci for 7 perc·ent of Amen t' an 's total revenue
passcn~{'r miles That " the bus1oess Eas tern, Pan
Am and World ~ould hke to cut into and there's
us ual!) only one ~a} pn ce reduC'taons. After they
get the passengers. of course. they raise the fares.
It's the way or the ~orld
Alan T . Guzzetti , Laguna
Niguel. IS director or sales for General
Terminal Corp . Tustin . He was former-
1 y manager of tbe M1nicompote r
0 1v1s100 of Telefile Computer Products,
In<' . Irvine, and director of mtema·
t1onal marketmg for MSl Data lnterna·
t1onal. Costa Mesa.
Buie Fou Corp., a management
assistance incorporated company in the ouu1"'
Irvine lndustrial Complex. recently celebrated the ship·
me nt of its 10,000th computer system.
Durell Weimer is vice president of sales for
Wisdom Import Sales Co .. Irvine. The firm imports
wlne, beer and other beverages.
Gold, Silver Quotations
By Tlte Auocla&ed PrHI
Selected world gold prices today:
Loadoa: morning fixing ~13.00, oft Sll.25 ; afternoon Che·
Ing ~13.75, off $10.SO; closinl $500.
Pana: afternoon fixing SS3S.70, off $16.M.
Fruilt11rt: ~14.55, off $22.49.
Zutell: SS11.00 bid. orr ss.oo: '522.oo asked.
New Yon: Handy & Harman mid·momin1 S5U.55, off
$60.70.
New Yort: Engelhard selllng price mid-mornial $5AOO,
oft Sl0.55. ·
New Yon: Engelhard fabricated aold m1d·m«1aiftl
$S33.03. ott $10.91.
* * * NEW YORK CAP> -Handy & Harman New York silver
$13.690.
Enselha.rd sliver $13.6'0; fabricated SH.31$.
* * * NEW VORX (AP> -Spot DOftferroua metal price. to-day:
~ .... ·.11\4 a pound, U.S. deat.laat.ioDI .•
Leed u-a cenu • pomMI.
Dile IT\11-a~ centa a pound. delivered.
Tiii •.1111 a pound. •8ftr1 '410.00 per nutt.
........ $$55-1$75 troy oa. N.Y.