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Home My WebLink About1980-05-07 - Orange Coast Pilot7 \' ... WEDNESDAY AFTf:RNOON, MAY 7. 1980 Y~ ·~tee) , .. 4 Mn...._ .. ~HU • 18· \ • . - ... • on am Fired on Sex Bop, NB Cop Fights Baek Koll A. ort Project ·Renewed , Daughters Bound Father Faces Fishing Fin·tastie f Abuse Charge Newport Lawsuit Settled? B y J8ANNE RE YNOLDS Ol -~"-SU.. A 36-year-old Huntington Beach rat.her was arreste<' on felony child abuse c ha r ges Tuesday after family me mbers told police the man habitually has lied Ul> and gagged his three teen -age daughters during the past two years. The suspect. identified as an aerospace worker, was in San Joaquin County today as Huntington Bea ch pol ice arran ged ror his transfer to Huntington Beach City Jail. Si!t Luis Ochoa of Huntington Fired Cop Plans Fight For His Job A Newport Beach police o ffi cer . fir e d fo r s exual misconduct, has indicated he will go to court to get his job back after the City Civil Service Board refused to reins tate him. Roger Larson. 33. a three-year member of the department was fired March 12. Department offi ci als sa id that hi s misconduct included an off-duty incident in which he allegedly entered the home of a Newport Beach womlftl at 3 a.m. without her permission. During the board bearings which ended t.rus week, Larson contended that bis behavior wasn't any different than that of other officers still on the force. H e c laimed he h ad the woman's permission to return to her hom e arter a previous sexual encounter. The woman denied she'd bad any sexual relations with Larson o r that s he 'd given him permission to return to her home. D e partme nt allegations against Larson also covered a departmental Christmas party dunna which Larson allegedly made advances to Olber officers' wives . They allo alleged he verbally harrasaed female police employees. · Lanon defended hlmaelf by claAmlnc the allegations were untrue Md part of a campalsn to 1et him otf t.he police foms. Hlt three years with the depar&ment were u rved •U,.ay la the patrol dlvlaion. Tb• C,lvll Service Board b1artn1 o• bta Urtn1 wu "911 ..... la I ....... of HlllDM . ..., ......... ..~.ltt •·••'°o~to hil ......... At aM t1MlU1•, Wrllft'I ~·=~:=~ stt:~r .,,.nor cewi Beach police s aid the man's 15-year-old stepdaughter told her grandmother of the mis treatment when s he was visiting the woman in Manteca. Calif. Ochoa said the grandmother notified Manteca police, who arrested the father when he arrived to pick up t he girl Tuesday. The police official s aid no sexual abuse took place during the bondage incidents and that the treatment apparently was not u sed as a f orm of pun 1shmcnt for misbehavior. "lie apparently li(ot some sort of a kack out of it." Ochoa said. Along with the 15-year -old s tcpdauJ?hter . the man's 14 -yea r ·o ld daug hter and 12 -ycar·old s t e pdaug hte r allegedly were subjected lD this treatment, Ochoa said. Five othe r children in the family, all m ales. were not SJ milarly abused, he added. T he pohce 0Hic1al said the bondage incidents took place only when t he mother was absent and included hog-tying the gl11s ' arms and legs behind them and s tringing them up from rafters in the garage. T he father wouJd challenge the girls to free t hemselves before eventually untying them. Ochoa said. Newton to Buy Aladdin Hotel? LAS VEGAS <AP> -State gam i ng officials say that entertainer Wayne Newton bas signed a Jetter of agreement to buy the troubled Aladdin Hotel after a sale to comedian Johnny Carson apparently fell through. Gaming Commission Ch airman Harry Reid said Tuesday he has been told a contract will be signed next week between Newton and the Strip resort's current owners. -. -. Laguna Beach fishermen Al Sterling, Dave Wilmshu.rst and Bob Thomas hold up six sharks they caught in a net off Main Beach Park in Laguna Beach Tuesday morning. o..fy,,_S&Mt~ W1lmshurst. who operates a comme rcial fishing boat off Laguna's shores. said he can get 70 cents a pound for the leopard sharks at a Dana Point market Iran Bishop's Son Slain London Siege Won't Affect Hostages' Fate By The Associated P nss An unidentified gunman ambushed the 24-year ·old son or Iran's Anglica n bishop and killed h im with four s ho t s through the bead and neck. 1t was reported t oday. The young man worked as an interpreter for foreign reporters In Tehran. M eanwhil e . Ayatolla h Mohammad Behesbti, a top Iranian revolutiona ry leader. said the end of the Iranian Embassy siege in London wouJd n ot speed release o r the American host.aaes. He said a * * * pa rliamentary debate on the fate of the Americans would not be held at least until mid-June. Some hos tages were moved today to the city of Gorgan. l85 miles east-northeast or Tehran. Tehra n r adio sa&d . Small numbers of hostages earlier had been sent from Tehran to 11 other Iranian cities an an effort to foil any U.S. plans for a second rescue attempt. Bahra m Deghanl Tafti, an Qdon:tgraduate, was ambushed Tuesday rught as h~ drove lo a hotel in cmtraJ Tehran lrom a * * * rollege in the north or the city where he was a lecturer, according to reports reaching Loodon. The gunman reportedly forced Tafu out or the car before shooting him. The night before his death, Tafti told foreign reporters his apartment had been broken into and that he was worried about his safety, British newspapers reported. The Britis h Embassy in Tehran confirmed that Tafti, who held dual Iranian-British citizenship, bad been found slain. Denies Hoax lavolve• Taru·s fat.her. Bishop Detbani Tatu. beads Iran's 4.000-atronc Anglican commun~e Ayatollah Ruhollah ··a revolution 15 months •io. be, b1s ramlly and h11 emploj ... have been tarteU of vloleoce. Irvine Man Sent Cabl.es .., By FaEDsalCIE ICllOS•&HL ......... "" ..... Aaimn......,we~ ff'ffl)' coae.dtd tod•.Y t.het he aent a cabled me11a11 to HllbUah ............. hrU for the rtte111 of U.. Alftet'tt• hoat1111 htld II• f raa -1 mHHll tttlt the U.I . llt&ll De,artM•r.t hH l•'-ttt 111 erutt hMa ' "fl JI lot real," 1aW M1tW. W1h'"""· wtwt t "' A'"I It • M11l1r1m to the French •mbuay ln W11hlnaton, o.c that r.urporu to arrant• a mtet DI In Part• be tween Ay1t0Uall ltlaomtAnJ , 1 Sovlet diplomat and W ""1nen Offhtala at \lu Bute o., ..... •lid '°41)' °"' .,.. 1un •rtUlltd b~ ,,.. ,,..,.,. -.... et •h•t tll•r ltrlMd .. NYtfll ,MGM,Mtl\Cl,11" la 6\1 .......... 1'11011 OO ftltl ol tttt commlJftlQue were received In Tuo1d1y'1 ma ll b y rtprHentallvea of eeveral Ora n1 e Co unl y n ewa or1anlletk>M. Wehrman alld he w 11 no~ the aouret of thole t•tttra. He 11kt tome s>Nriolll uUllMll :u!'"' llllY UVI ~~~~· ...... ·wat lQ .-n,..-,.,_ .• ~ ..... ~QUf •1Nii11, ,. ........... -,. c CULi, .... Al' The biahop left Iran after eacapln1 an aau11inaUon :attempt In OetoMr aDd now reskMI In Cnrw. A .-.,o, th• bllhop'1. 8toullb ~. JHn Wad4•U. w11 abot and c rlUutty woa•ded wt.en ................... ,....,... hO••· i.-year tM ..._,,, 1........... ··'·· .,.,,.,., ... •ltot •• .... ....... • ..... , ............... , -..1Jt Jil .................... lltM ,,. ...... . lnforM•d .., .. , ... IOtf I , ... SUH. , ... A.It A patr oC la Wl'lwL<; one of ~ h1 c-h a!>ked S7 mil lion i n damage., -fil ed aga ins t Ne,.·port Beach and some of its ('Ouncil members by the KoJI Company appears headed for an . out or court settlement. As a result. Koll wall probably get another crack at applying for penruts to build a 500-room Hyatt Rc J?ency Hote l near Orange County's airport. Count'il members will decide Monday whether to a ccept the term~ or an agreement worked o ut by their a ttorney a nd repre s ent a tives o f th e development._~irm. The settlement calls for each o;1df' in Ult> dl.5pute to pay iL<; own court costs -cst1mated at a tota l of more than $100.000 and to stipulate that no rurther leJ?al act>on wall be taken. In return. Koll's airport area development as to be taken out of the 19 79 genera l µIan amendment which eliminated a propos ed hotel and ·office building. That means that the Koll Company "''II be allowed to se<>k the use permit at needs in order to build the proposed hotel. The hotel was excised from the Koll Development b y the council that included forme r Mayor PauJ Ryckoff and Mayor Pro Tern Ray Williams, both of whom were voted out of office last mooth. The two men were a mong five council members identified in (See KOLL. Page AZ> Coast Weather Night and morning tow c louds and sunny after- noons through 'l;hursday. tows tonight 55 at the beaches to 60 inland. Hi abs Thursday 6S to 70. INSIDE TOD~ 't' Mmh flw T'oUor, formerly OJ Soioan. become Minh thf a rDCft' "' Soft Leandro ond llOIO ""1J optll o childrt'l'l'I clot-llor• "'°' Pall> AUo. See Pooe Bl. . j 1 l i . I .. LV PILOT 230 Aliens Nabbed t Sovereign Land Invasion Ends SAN YSlt>RO 1AP) A f~derul r r oseC'uto r bay• tht' 11rrt•st o 230 Mt•x1("an1 In a Rurprl~ i-wffp \)( a bonier riVfl' levH ha .... t•ndt"d · an lnvas\on ol our ison·n·1~n tt•rritory " A b out ~O l ' S b ord t'r patro lme n tn th.-pre da~o duknt~ Sunda) SUl"prtsed Ir\ u Hruated lOO people on th .. , south l Vff of tht' nf'arly dry 1'\a J uan1 JUvt•r whlC'h prulrud.-. lnlo U.Ut.ct SUit• territory. Aa lhx1 r an alale pollu movNS alonK lht> &01.rth st<k. U s orf1C't'r"1' stnkinJt In two column~ made the .rrf'!ltA with Uw bdp o( tear iUlJ> and hell<.'optt'r& with infrared pod11(h\.5 Meanwhil~. patro lmen un Nixon on Move Occupie1 New NY Office . l'la:w VORK t AP> -The elephants and the rocking chair .ire ready. On Thursday. former Pnisldent Nixon, who now calls Manhattan home. moves into bis new offtce on the 13th floor of the downtown Federal Bulldine. Nucon i.s expected to visit the office dally, but bls telephone numbers will not be a\'ailable to the public and aide Col Ja('k Brennan "'as Quoted in lhe Daily News as telling bttildmg t'xecuuves "there will be no commun1caUons, no contact with the press.·· Meanwhlle. movers were bnnging in the last of Nixon's oUir e furnishings , including photos of the fa mily, a rocking chair and elephants representing the Republican Party .. Nixon, who had 1t>een living at San Clemente smce his resignation from office, recently moved into a townhouse on the smart East Side. f'ro• Page 1t-I KOLL SETTLES • • • the $7 million Koll suit filed in federal court after the hoteJ site was deleted from the general plan. Contacted Tues day. both Ryckoff and Willtams laid they a r e aware of the pendrng ..;ettlement and have agreed to I\ 1 trunk 1t 's in lhc ~st interest o f the c 1t v." comme nted Ry ckoff. The sett l e m e nt wa s recommended to the new council by attorney Leonard Hampel of fhl' hnn of Rutan and Tucker "h1('h was hired by the city to d('fend the two s uits. One was filed in Superior Court asking th(' entire general plan amendment whicb reduced (uture buildin~ on 16 sites thr o ughout the Clty be overturned. The other was filed in Los Angeles Federal District Court. The settlement is based oo the Supe rior Court cas e because J udge Orella Sears told attorneys for botb sides s he intended to rule against the city. Ko ll contended that t he a mendment violated state law on several points. among them the way in which notice of the propo sed c h a nges were published It was felt by the city's legal advisers that loss of the Superior Court case would pa\'e the way for loss ot. the federal case as well. The lawsuits took on political overtones during the campaign because the Koll Company hired a politi c al con sultant to orchestrate a campaign against Ryckoff and Williams. In addition, Ryckoff s teadfastly predicted that the \a.wsuits were polltlcally motivated and would be dropped as soon as the election was over. Tuesday he observed thal his prediction had come to pass. Tim Strader, vice president of the Koll Company disagreed. ·'This proposal Is the total vindication of the Koll Co. pos ition in that the court made a tentative ruling that the action by the old council was totally illegal. We are not droppi.n& the suits, we-are settling them," he ~aid. • Meanwhile, the two meo who beat Ryckoff and Williama said they are concerned about their r oles in agreeing t o the settlement since thei r campaigns indiredly benefitted from the Koll efforts to ousl the incumbents. OAANOl COAST '> DAILY PILOT lJW> °'.,.. (An& Oeit; ....... ••ti\ -"-C.f'\ ,, ·-o.-.... -,.,... ..... ~-....... O•-C.0.\1 "-•-"O C-r ~-"°'"°'" •• ...,_,."'"• ~. t~ ~r~ .... c~·~-ee ..... -..._ 8••"'''"•""'••" Y•lltY. ''"'N L•t<u111t• &e.o<"1~ C.O..I A -,_ _ .... " -·-U~--1" ,,.. __ it..ol•-... -".C U0 l"OI ... !ocl'HI, ,. 0. 80• '*· C....\.t ...... c ........... .,.,. ,._ .. _ ""'~\.otr\• ~ ""'°"'~ J>Oll C-W, Vl\•f>ir"''°""'~Vtt~•~' ,_,_ (4'1 ... ~ ... ~ AiU"M1'"9 f ..... 0--.M.~ ,. ____ .. _ OMMe ,..;::.: :i::.ac:::.=.... --fNC" ,,.,,~-- T•l9,-iD~I (11Cl....a2t a..IWIMMwoltl UMMf71 F.-.... ~ ....... John Cox. who defea.ted Williams. said he will agree to the s ett lemf'nt becaus e be believes the attorney 's assessment that the city is goi.hg to lose. "Why go to the expense or losing?'' he asked. Pbilif. Ma ure r . who beat Ryckof . said he figured the easiest course of actJon wouJd be to let the suits run their course. "As a oew councilman l could s a y I didn't start it and I shouldn't ha"e anything to do with 1t at all." he commented. But M a urer s aid the possibility t hat the e ntire general plan amendment wouJd be overturned and the pro5pect of pa)ing all court rosts swayed him. "U the court recommends the settlement. tben 1-..,tl probably go along," be said Cox pointed out that the settlement doesn't preclude the council from rejecting Koll 's application for the hotel permit nor from re-i n s tituting procedures to eliminate the hotel site from Koll Center. However , both he and Maurer reiterated their campaign positions that they'd be inclined to favor the hotel based on the a mount of income it would bring to city coffers. Cox further indicated that be would be willing to "re·review" the general plan amendments made in Newport Center. ''Some of the changes (in the general plan amendment) att okay, but there are some in which established planned c ommunity zones were arbitarily changed," he said. He listed Koll and Newport centers as examples. "If Koll's allowed to go back to their original plan, then I don't see why Newport Center shouldn't be re-reviewed too.·· f'.,...P~AI mAN ... Western r eporter 10 Tehran today that an unidentified American woman arrested Monday night and accused or working for the Cent r al lnlelHgence Agency had been turned over to the custody of the Foreign Ministry. The rnllitia·like revolutionary guard claimed it bad documents proving that the woman worked for the CIA. A State Department spokesman in Washington said today the department atiU had no confirmed i.D!ormaUon on I.be case. The Swiss Embassy. handling U.S. alfain in Tehran, said it bad uked lbe Foreign Ministry (Of' lnlormatioo but bad received none. Bebesbt.i, H(!retary of Iran's Revolutionary Council and justice miniater, rejected a suggestion made Tuesday by Prime Minis t e r Margaret Tbalcber the Iranian government mlgbt be penuaded to release tbe A mericao bolta1• more quickly because of the 8riUib succeu in freeina the lrlinlan boetaa• iD LGDdDa iD a comm,..., raid MODday. "It wW be tlM ftnt mi•ue. because there la mueta dlffereaee betwHn tbe two b•rP""':l:·~~ w-.n ~meritaa Smb11_1~ ~Ncw.•wuau~ by u. ........... ''wt&boul rouala belaa•tor •••l••t tbe .......... .. ... ...... wtao .... ewtr ... lrM6u a. .... , la , ........ '8rTOl1IU • '*llllrtrau .. te-Wulr..._ ........ ...,., .............. lMlr ••••• wen..-. M ..w. h<>rsebock Wltt\stood u barrace or ~k.a to ch•a~ allen• from aalaoda ln lhe livtir A few dozet\ 14 omen and children· also were rounded up but h1ter hU3tled b u dt Into M~x i co .,eve r a l hundr'--d yard!. aw lay The is land and levee had become a BUigin~ area ror alien i.muaglln~ and banditry In rec nt weeks while jeering mobs and rock a tlacks drew the itltt'nlJon or border patrolmen C'onfined to the north slde of th~ r&\'\'r "ll becamt' a n<>-man's land o{ vlolen<'e.' · 11aid assistant U.S. att.oroey Wilham E Gruer A pubu(' attorney complained 1n court Monday that the 230 men arrested on illegal entry c harge::. ~ere :.ubjected to ··cru e l and u nsusual punishment'· in the downtown San DiegofederaJ pnson. The Melll<'&ns were jammed in crowded boldin.: tanks and in 25 hours wer e fed only two meals of beans and burritos. c laimed attorn e y Euge ne Iredale of Federal Defenders Joe. U .S. Magistrat e Harry R. McCue denied lredale's mot.ion lo dlsmlss the misdemeanor complaints. U convicted, they could be sentenced to six months in Jail and fined up to $500. _ OoftalaCameron.-10caJ cruet of the U.S. Border Patrol, said a decision was made lo keep the levee and islands out of foreign hands. "The Border Patrol ts not ·going to t'ede Uie southern 500 yards of ttus U.S. territory to • Mexico ... vowed Biil ~Jzt>r. acting deputy seetor chief under Cafl\lron. ·'The only way to· protect it is to patrol in force." • The magistrate asked Gruer, ··ts this area in the United States or Al)')(>rica?" "Yt'S, sir." replied Gruer "ll ~as an invasion of our sovt're1gn territory." The men were hustled into San Diego 's four -y ear -old Met ropol l\an Co rrec\looa I Center although trad1lionally aliens suspected of illegal entry are returned to Mexi('() within a few hours except for those lwld for smugglJ.ng or found to bavc criminal ~rds. After the arraignme nt:., Iredale said sarcastically. "If tbe government feels it lS proper to take about 250 poor people from Mexico. hold them for l wo days and br\ng them into court en masse. that s hows there is a serious effort to seek true ju.slice." All~ were appointed to defend them in groups or five. ln complaints before the s weep, the Depart meat o( Justice said gangs have increasingly used the south levee s ince a flood control c hannel for the river was completed two years ago. There is no way for the border patrolmen to drive directly across toil Assistant U.S. Attorney Douglas Henricks descrlbed 1t as "a dangerous situJttioD -it was getting worse and worse and we thought s tepped up prosecutloo might curb it." Couple Beaten InSF Hotel CISCO <AP> -Police say a P hiladelphia couple, lo San Francisco to auend a cooven· tioo, were assaulted by two men in their room at the Samt Fran· C\S Hotel. Tbe woman was raped and her husband was beaten as they stepped into the hall from their room Tuesday. As police described the incl· dent. ooe of the attackers hjt the husband on the jaw. knocked him down and tied him with a bed sheet. The assailant then dragged the man's SO-year-old wife into the bathroom and raped her while the other i.n· truder ransacked the room. OOUCH COMFY; C4SH CUSHIER "M.y IG(a WU-(?OmfOrtab~ but my padded wallet feela eveo better." That's the word from the lrvlne man who s uccessfully sold his sofa in this Daily Pilot claasified advertisement : Gold antique salln 8' sora w /4 loos e cushion!>, buttoat>.ckmxxx-xxu If JC* w8Dt tbe comfort ot extra eaab from bouaebold ltema. try the friendly DC1!t Pilot duUlled ad·vllen. ..... 1'•Mee Foqht IT. CHAILD, Mo. CAP> HHlth offtel1l1 are 1Motla1 flCCOMI Hd talkial atto.al ra • .., ................ 0111 o ,,. •• ,t • ,.~, .. ...... ,,. ......... . Temporary Parents Laguna Be a c h k 1n de r gar t ners Cole Stephens and J enna Doty hold two of seven puppies left abandoned at Top of the World Elemc nta·r y School early T ue s d ay mo rning . lf you '>'ant om:. you'd better hurry. Three of Lhe six shepherd pupp1~ have already been adopted out. For intormation, call the shelter at494-2000J. Fro.. rag~AI CABLE CONFIRMED ' • • • the release of the Ame rican hosta(ites will begin e arly next month "Mr. Valerie Velajk from th~ Soviet embassy in Washington D. C. and myseU will mttl with Ay a toltah Kho m e 1n1 at the Jran1an embassy ln P an i.. Th~ coo peration o f the French government is \•1ta l to thi> .suc cess of the ta lk.!> " · Wa h r man i.a 1d t h.i t he arranged the d1alog1.K-through se\'E'ral hiilh lcvl'I connection.<, in Ira n and tht' Soviet l.:11100 111· s.a 1d the t.: !) 1otc l1 1ge nct· commuruty bad knowlcd~c or the proposed talks Wahrman said the \J lk.., bmlo.e d own becaU S\! of th<.· fa1h·d host"8ge rescue attempt Wa hrman H·rmed l h t ~t.1l" DC'part mt'nt .., rt'uc.11on 10 disclosure of the mes ... agc.· a'> "puzz.llnf' " lie said that ~ late as la.<.t week representat1v ei. of the Central intelligence Agenc} and the Fed e ra l Bure au o f Investigation had bei!fl briefed by him on lbe proposed meeting in Paris. Jane Miller. a member or the s tale department ':. Iran WorkLng Group. i.a1d lhe ~agC' w al> believed to be a hoax ''" ~c .,eraJ ~row\ds -France has ~n a cl~•· a lly or the United Stat~ and thl· hostage situation and bas mad4> nu mention -of any potential mtttmK u\ Pan~ · Th e Soviet di plom a t m ention~ in the cable is not known to u s. omd al!> -11le uke!Jbood or K.bome1ru l~avini lran for pollt1cal and medical reasoru.1s slim The French c m bas">y an W ashington has no reco rd of n•ce1,·1n~ the Ma1lgram M r '\ M 1 11 (' r .., a 1 <1 St a t 1• Ot-partmt-nt off1c1 J h would .1t\t>mpt tu ~pt'ak l<H1a~ \l.llh v. ;1hrman about th\' m•";-,a ~w \\ ahrrnJn a<it-n tiftt·d h1 m\elf • 1 ., v r e ~ 1 d e n l o f lJ M <. I t·i·hnolOR}'. \I.Ith offl rel> 1'><"atN1 in .1 :.uuth SantJ Anet hu. ... int· p..irk lie l>dld th1· firm ,., 1n,olvt-d an e-oerK.) trthnolottY Ile said that smce 1978 he h.1..., bt·e n involved with va rio us u ff1 c1als 1'1 Was hing t on an ;1\lem pt<, to block lht> salt• 11f , crtain le<>hnology to lhe .S0\'1M Cnion 'HwnanRam' -- Batters Gate In Newport c 1'e wport 8 each police are 'eekmg the human hood orna- ment and has two companions ·,.ho wiped out a wooden gate Jrm al 81g Canyon early th.ls m•>rning. The private guard al the Nl·W port Re ach m•ighborhood's 1•a:.t entrance -.a id th4t incident occurred at l .30 a.m . He said a man, M:ated on the hood of a wtute BMW, was dnven llJ,. a rd the ~ate from San Joa- quin !lilt.. Hoc1d As the car ap prna l·ht·ll the g«1t1•, the man ~ t>l led for th(• guard to oocn 1t . I h" J,!u.ird 't<ud he rtd1e>ed, .mcJ Uw man J l>:\umt"d a thret-· prn nt footbaJI <rouch, breitking the gate Wlth tus head as bu two l'u m pan1ons d r ove the car through 1t l:;i.t1mall!'d l us\ 1>f repla£mg th~ gate dl'm 1s $7 .5(). May Upholstery Sa.le! FLOOR SAMPLES AND SPECIAL ORDERS AT REDUCED PRICES TORRANCE 23649 Hawthorne Blvd (213) 378· 1279 t • COSTA MESA 1595 Newport Blvd . (714) 842·2050 '''~J f lf j~ LAGUNA BE~CH 345 North Coast Hwy. (714) 494·6551 Orange Coast E Olll O N ( VOL. 73, NO. 128, ~SECTIONS, ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1980 Tod ay'H Clo Hin,C N.'\'. Stoeks N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Koll Center Suit Near Settlement 9y JOANNt: llt:VNOLl,)5 OI-~ ..... ,._... A paJr of la~utl.5 ~ nf whlrh uked $7 m tlllon 1n dimages f1l ..-d a~a1ni:.t Newport Beach itnd ~ome ot 1~:0. council member~ by tht> l\<111 Company appears beudt.'d for <tn out of court settlement Finn Likel y to R e apply for Hotel a r e aware of the p ending settlement~ to it. "I think it's 1n the best Interest of the ci t :.-.'' co mm ent ed Ryckoff. As a result. Koll "ill p robabl) get a.nothe,. crack at appl,>lllg for penruts to bwld a 500-room Hyatt Re"ency Hotel ncur Oran1e County's atrport Council members wlll decide Mond1ty whether to accept tbe tt>rms of an ltgreement worked uul by their attorney and re-prese nt a t1v es o f th e de' elopcnenl firm The settlement calls Cor e1tch side in tbe dlspule lo pay its own court costs -estimated at a total of more than $100,000 and to supulat.e that oo fw1.her legal acUoo WtlJ be taken. ln return, Koll's airport area development is to be taken out of the 1979 i:e n e ral pl a n a mendment which eliminated a proposed hotel and office building That means that the Koll Company will be allowed to seek the use perm.it it needs in «der to build the proposed hotel. • The hotel was excised from the Koll Development by the council that included former Mayor Paul Ryckoff and MaYor Pro Tern Ray Williams. bolb of whom were voled out of office last month. The two men were among five counc1l members identified in th'e $7 rrullion Koll suit filed in federal rourt after the botel site was deleted from the geoeral plan. Contacte d Tues day . both Ryckoff aod Williams said \.bey Th e set t lem e n t. wa s recommended to the new council by attorney Leonard Hampel of the firm of Rutan and Tucker which was hared by lhe city to defend the two sujts. One was filed in Superior <See KOLL, Page AZ> FAA Delay Asked ,. _Badham Appeal.s Airport lssu~ Two congressm en think the Federal Aviation Administration s hould delay any action on John Wayne Airport because of a pending b1U whlrh would set up a task. force to figure out which airlines can operate at what a irports. Co n g r c~~men R obe rt * * * Badham. R-Newport Beach, and Norman. Mineta, D-San Jose. were gathering s ignature of their colleagues Jrom the state's con- gressional delegation ·today on a lettertobesentlothc FAA. It asks the f''AA to delay en· rorcement of an order to open CJ rang<· Count)·._ airport to at * * * John Wayne Airport Atto rneys Moving To Hal t FAA R ule Attorneys for Air California and two Newport Beach resi· d e nts have filed a fede ra l lawsuit seeking to block enforce- ment of the Federal Aviation Administration order to open Jonh Wayne Airport to a ll qualified carriers The suit, which seeks a pre liminary injW\cllon against the FAA order. was filed Friday in Los Angeles Feder al Dist.net Court Named as plaintiffs in add1· tion to the airline were Clarence Turner and Leo Shea. The suit alleges that the order. handed down April 4 by Clar k Onstad. the FAA"s chief counsel, violates the National Environ mentaJ Protet'tion Act by forc- ing the airport lo take on more earners without preparation of environmental impact docu- ments. T h<' FAA order cami-after a year long investigation launchl"d at the Insistence of Continental and Frontier airlines because of the county's unwillingness to al- low addh1onal carr1ers into the local airport * * * 'Cruel Hoax' Since then. PSA and Western aJso ha\·e be<-n granted route · authority involving the COWlty airport. County officials who opposed the FAA allegations of dis· crimination maintained that en- v1 r onmentnJ and s pace con· !>iderat1ons were the basis for limiting airport operations to flights by Air Cal and Hughes Alrwest. The lawsuit asks for an injunc- tion as well as a writ of mandate related to the FAA 's investiga· tion of the airport. An tnJunction as sought to block enforcement of the FAA order to open the airport to au qualified earners and to block the FAA's attempt to compel the county lo take away flights from l he two existing tenants. The mandate asked for in the suit would force the FAA to restaJ{e the hearings conducted in April. 1979 in accordance with the Admini\)trat1ve Pr~ures Act The swt claims the 1979 hearing:-. did not conform with thcit law. A hearing date on the s uit bas been set for June 2 * * * Irvine M a n A dmi~ To Hos tages Cable By FllEDERJCK SCROEMEHL Of-DMIJ ...... Slaff Ao Irvine energy tecboologi.st fr~ly conceded today that he sent a cabled m essage to est ablish negotiations in Paris for the release of the American hostages h eld in I r an -a message that the U.S. State Department bas labeled "a cruel hoax." ''It is for real," said Marvin Wahrman. who seot an April 19 Ma il1ram to the French embauy in Washington, D.C. that purports to arrange a meeting in Paris between Ayatollah Khomeini, a Soviet COIJCH COMFY; C4SH CIJSHIER "My aofa wa.s comfortable but my padded wallet feels even IMtler." That'• the word from the l"lne man who succe11fully IOact bl.a IClf a ln lJliJ Dally PUot clllllfted edvert1Hment: O.W Mtjque ••Un 8' IOI• wt• looH cu1tl lon•. buU.Ollbtctl rrtau ·UU diplomat and Wahrman. ~ O ffi cials at the State Departtnel'lt said today they are still mystified by the mesaage because or what they termed .. several inconsistencies" in its c.ontent. P hot o co pie s of the communique were received in Tues d ay's ma i l by representatives of several Orange County n e w s organizations. Wahrman said he was not the source of those letters. He said some prevk>us business U&Oelates may have ·been responsible. Tbe Mailgram reads, "tbis is to confirm today's telecoo with your embassy. NegotiaUoos for the release or the American hostages will begin early next moo lb. "Mr. Valerie Velailt from the Soviet embeuy in Wu bington D. C. and myself wtll meet with Ayatollah Khomeini at tbe"" lranlan embusy in Pari1. The coope ration or the French •overnrnenl la vital to tbe IUCHN ti the taJb." W ahrman 1aid tbat t.e anaaiM&M•1t1,..._. .. "'al MP a...1 eaueetiem la Iran Md the lovMt Uakle. He uid th• u.1. ••t•IU1Hce communtty laad •aow ..... of lM.J:fHMa.lb. ..._...,_,a.au.,., dow• MHUH ef Utt f 1UH a.•&mlW.:·u, least four more airlines be<:a~ of the bill which would set up the task 4'orc-e to adjudicate issues sue h as airline access to airports. The FAA gave the county 30 days as of AprlJ 4 to 'begin negotiating with Continental. PSA . Western and Frontier Airhncs. aU of which hold un- used route aut.honties to Orange County. The FAA conducted a year· long investigation of allegauoos that the county's un""illlngness to make room for more than the two existing tenants, airlines con· ~t1tuted discnmmation The Badham-Mineta effort 1s • based on HR 6721 . a bill authored by Rep Glenn An· derson, D-San Pedro. One provision of that ball would set up a task force wtuch would have four months to re· port back to Congress on how airport access issues could be resolved. The t.a&k force. to be beaded by the chairman of tbe Ci vii Aeronautics Boa rd, would in· elude representatives or the Department of Transportation. the Department of J ustice. the states, the airport proprietors. airlines, general aviation. finan· cial institutions with interests Ul airlines, general aviation, finan· cial institutions with interests in airlines and aviation consumer groups. They'd be appointed by the ~retar)· ofTransportauon That bill cleare<J t.ne Hous<- (Stt AIRPORT. Pue A2> * * * l roine Mayor Raps J ury 011 Air Statio11 Irvine Mayor David Sills 1s un· happy about a recent Orange County grand Jury recommeoda· li on a od h e wants As - se mbl y wom a n M arian Bergeson, R·Newport Beach. to do something about it. The grand jury recommeodf'd April 25 that El Toh> Mari™! Corps Air Statioo be considered for possible use by commercial alrlines. lrvl.oe Officials have long op- posed commercial use of lbe air station on the eastern edge of lbe city. Sllls said the grand jury ar · rived at its recommendation without coot.acting the city. He says he wants Mrs Bergeson to propose legislallon forcinc grand Juries to ask the opinion of city officials before maldag such recommendations Mrs. Bergeson said she wasn't in favor of the grand jury's re· commendation. She s aid she won't comment oo Sills' request until 1be gets it in writing. Sills will send her the request if the lrviDe City Council tells him to do .a at tbe Tuesday mffting. A representative of the grand jury refused to comment on Ult? ~oma>endaUoo or SUl.s' opposi· tioo t.o it. 0 .. 1, "''"" Si.ti "11ole Fblaing lt'as Fin-tastit- Laguna Beach fishermen Al Sterling, Dave Wilmshurst and Bob Thomas hold up six s harks they caught in a oet off Main Beach Park i:'J Laguna Beach Tuesday moruing. Walmshurst. who OJ){!r ates a commer c ia l fishing boat oH Laguna's shores, said he can get 70 cents a pound for the leopa rd sharks at a Dana Point market. Newport Officer To-Fight Firing A Newport Beach police o ffic e r . fired for sex u a l misconduct, has indicated he will go to court to gel hls Job back after the CUy Civil Service Board refused to reinstate llim. Roger Larson. 33, a th~year member of the departmen'l.\Was fired March 12. Department o rf ic1a l s sa id that hi s misconduct included an off-duty 1nc 1denl m ~hich he allegedly entered tbe home or a Newpon Beach woman at 3 a.m. without her pernussaon. Durin~ the board hearing!\ which ended Uus woek. l..arsoo contended that his behavior "asn 't any dJfferenl from that of other offirers still on the force H e c laimed h e had the woman's permission to rPtum to her borne after a pre vious sexual encounter. The woman denied she'd had aay sexual relations with Larson o r that s he 'd f(iveo him permission to return to ber home. Department a I legations against Larson also covered a departmental Christmas party during which Larson allegedly made advanc-es to other officers· wives. They also alleged he verbally harassed· fe mal e p olice employees. Larson defended himself by claiming the aUegaHons were untrue and part ol a campaign to get him off t.be police force. His tbree years wlth the d e partment were served entlreJy in the patrol divi&m. The Ci vil Service Board heario1 on bll f iring waa conducted in a series of aeuiom that concluded llooday nigbt "1th a 4 to O vote to uphold tu-; dism1,.sal At the conclusion. Larson'<> attorne). Ralph Saltsman. said tht.' cas<' would be appealed lo Orange County Superior Court Son o f Iran Bishop Slain By Assassin By The Assoclat.H Pre-ss An un1dent1fJed gunman ambushed the 24-year-old son of Ira n's An#?ll can bis hop and killed him ~•th fou r shots through the ht'ad a nd neck. 1t was repon ed today The younJ: man worked as an interpreter (or foret~ reporters in Tehran. M ean v.h de . A ya t ol l a h Mo hammad 8 e hesht1. a top Iranian revolutiona r y leader. said the end of the Iranian Embassy siege LO London would no t s p eed release or the American hostaf(es. He said a parliamentary de bate on the fate of lbe Americans would oot be held at least until mid-June. Some hostages were moved today to the city ol Gorgan, l8S mlles east-northeast of Tebrao, T ehran radio said. S m a ll nu~ of hostages earlier bad been sent from Tehran to 11 other Iranian cities in an effort to foil a.ny U.S. plans for a second rescue attempt. Mortgage Rme D ips to 12. 7 Percent Home SaVlOJ:'> & Loan Associa· lion announced toda) 1t lowett'd its pnme mortgage rate to 121 • per cent to prov1dt> bctte>r rnortga~e (1nanc1n~ for tht' depressed Cahforn1a housing market The pnme mortga~e rate ap plies to vanable rate loans of up to Sl50.000 and fixed r ate> loan' ... of up lo St25.000. with an 80 per l't'nt loan·to-value ratio < 20 per cent do"n payment>. for th1· purcha<;{' of single famtl} homt'" lo be occupied b)' the owner On loans of S\25,000 or le~s. the bor rower nas the option of sele<'ltn~ l'llher a fixed rate or vanable rate loan ll ome Savin~.., Pre~1dent Richard II Deihl. !>aid, •·th1• high interest ralc environment or the pac;t six months ha' moved l.ht> nation r:.ip1dly toward a recess10n. led by sharp sale:.. dechnC'S and unemployment in the auto aod housing.related in dustnes. However, short term interest rates have declined rapidly in re<'ent weeks. and we anticlpat~ that sanngs deposit:-. CSee RATE. Page A.?l Coas• Weath e r Night and morning low clouds and sunny after- noons through Thun;day. Lows tonight 55 at the beach<'s t o 60 inl and . Highs Thursday 65 to 70. INSIDE TOD~~ Ram I, Gate 0 Sorehead Pnne, Point Bahram Deghani Tafli. an Oxford graduate, wu ambushed Tuesday night as he drove to a hotel in central Tehran from a coUe1e in the north of the city where he was a lecturer, accordin2 to report.a reachlnl London. The gunman reportedly for~ Tall! out of the car before •hootlal blm. The oiPt before b1s dtM.b, TafU told foreiCD NPO«ten b1a ap~ Md beee ..,.._ lMo ud \Mt be ... worried about bit aalecy. Brit1ab .,.,...,.._. MWI tltt! TGUor. /o"1Mrly ol Saigon, becoTM Mmh the C rocn m Sort l.A01tdro ond now wW Opi'ft o childrfft'• ,clothing llDN iwar Polo Alto. S«• PaOf 81. toward tM pte from Saa loa· qain HUii ao.ct. A.I tbe "' • PNlfted tM l•t•. lb• mu ,.. ....... die ....... to .... It. Tiiie ...,.. .... ... ,.,. ••• ............ ~ JIOIM ......... 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Sludt Anbta (AP> 1"be OIJEC oU mlnJ.a&.en beau meeUna tn Saud& AraMa '-Oday le aa au.etpl '° r.olw tbl'lr prtdna cflffrrett<'H and ,..t.oft tM unity that enabled them to de>mmale lb~ Oii martl~ .. ~ conlc~ntt l5 to C!X•m.lne an Oftt"&U pnetnc •lnlAtlY of OP Ul Lbe~ht ol Lnt.eruUoul ~ .... l,MiYidual trendl •moos ucinl ~" 0. .U tovernia.ot radio said ln annou.nc QI UM mt«1ftc had bef'ua ~ mlnistf!rs felled at their lut meet.ins. ln Ca,..ua. \'t>nt-~ucla, '° ~<'4'mber. to •If'" on• unlform pr1ct'. af'tUn1 off a free for II rung1nfil trum Ult' U6 11 barrel r haqced by con»t'rvat.ivt $a\Mt1 Arab11 to~ S.:.O oo a.pol marke "llllr;W to~ \a•rrt \ 111•or•• .,. WASHINGTON (APl :Wn t;dmund S Mus klt'. hie. nomlruu . .M>n as ~'t'retary or stall'' lrtually llsauN)d, uld today he "'Ill UM'rt the full UUlhOntr of his potlUon " lht' prtnl'tpal Hrchllet-l of t S forel.in policy Thi" commJttt>e vottd 12· l to rttommend lhe coo flrmatJon "Pres1deol Carter has made it clear lhat be expects me to play lhl.3 role and I intend to do at.•· the Matnc senator said Several membeni of the Senate Forel1n Retauons Committee tokf Muskie that the open h ighly publlch:ed rivalry between former &-<-retary or State Cyrus R. Vanrf' a nd national set'urity adviser Zblgolew 1111uMuE Bnezinslu senously damaged the aballly or U.S. foreign policy to speak t.olhe world with a single voice. Crne to T~•tll11 tor Slc11Ja~lc~r LISBON. Portugal <AP> ·-Seven crew members or a Portuguese jetliner said today they are willing to teetify for the t6-yea r-0ld boy who hijacked their plane and took 82 puaengers on an unscheduled flight to Madrid. "He never showed himself out of line or v1olenL He left. the crew Wlth lhe Impression that he was intelligent. leadlne them to believe that fa mily problems could have been bebJnd his action." the crew said in a statement read by an airline s pokesman. However, lhe boy's father, Alexandre Goncalves Rod.rteuet. said, "W}lat our son bas done will kill us," and that be and hi.a wife . Idalina had no idea why their son Rut hijacled lbe plane while it was on a filght Crom U abon t.o Faro, in southern Portugal. ... Maddy Backs Schmitz Try For Senate SACRAMENTO (AP> Despite political differences. Ken Madd y, t h e No. 2 Republican in the state Senate. is t>ndorstnR fellow state Senst.or John Schmitz for the GOP's U.S. Senat e nominal.Jon. Schrrutz, of Newport Beach, tS o n<> of the most conservative m embers of the Legislature. Maddy, of Fresno, was 00('(! r<'starded as one of the most llb~ral GOP lawmakers, a lthough hls vot.Ulg record bas been more conservative lately. Schmatz , asked about dlr· f~rences between him and Mad· dy. told a new conference Tues· day. "That's why I am so proud of h 1s support " He Joked lhat Maddy Is really ::i ··<'rypto-ronservat1vl' " S<'hmttz tS a member of tll<' J ohn Birch Society . Maddy satd he did not support the right·wing ~roup, but added that Schmitz.' me mbership did not bother him. Maddy said, "I am e ndorsing John Schmitz primaril[ because I think it is crillca for the Republican Party lo have a strong and articulate candidate . l think be can point out in the best fashion possible the vulnerability o( AJan Cranston." Cran.st.on. a Democrat, is seek· in g a third term in lhe Senate. Ot he r candidates for the Republican nomination include Proposition l3 co-a uthor Paul G a nn, former Los Ange les Mayor Sam Yorty, and former White House aide Ray Hanzlik. Washington, D.C. ~ling Nixed WASHINGTON <AP' l>1stnct of Columbia voters have C'eJected a legalized gambling m easure that would h ave brought jai·lai and dog racing, as well as a city.run lottery and a daily numbers game. to the nation's capital. °"ANOE COAST H DAILY PILOT '"° 0.-C..... -·· Pt*, •otll _,, '' ((~ f._ ,.._*' fttf'\\., 0 ,..,,.,.lWWfl t}• tM Ot•~" (.o.nt P\llOttiNo"t (..,........, \.troitt•I~ tor01t~\ .,. ~til'lld ¥ofld.ty, ·~ ', • .,. to, C4>'•• ......... ~ k .c.f\ Mwfilit"""'°"' :::.:',.~-!:~"(::: ~·~~. ,';{i~:: .. ~~f\.3i pv9f1~ "-"~.,. ~., '""' .... tN'>•·~ .. ..,. "' .. JJO """''* •• , MtNI,. •..o Btu 1\60 <..M .. #lltW.C..tWorflllll•tl•i.. . _ .. _ .......... , __ _ , .. ,. c-wr ~~"'-'"°""'~r_,,,,.,.,~ .. ~··--_,........__ 0-...M.W. ... v.---t•- om-. c ........ a. ...... _ , __ .. ltfJlfe C.N \IM ..... , " ............. lloo•• IN\ llo>t<•-- , .......... '" .. ...... ca111•1111Mf1fll11 .. ......,. • CABLE ••• Wabrman termed the St.ate Department's r eaction to d isclosure or the m essage u "puzzling." ' He said that as late as last week representatives of the Central Intelligence Agency and the F e dera l Burea u of In vestigation had been briefed by him on the proposed mceung m Paris. Jane Miller. a member or the s tale d epartme nt's I ran Working Group, said lhe essage was believed t.o be a hoax on several Rrounds : France has been a clo.<>c ally of lhe United States and ~ hostage situation aocl baa made no mention of any potential meetmg in Paris. The Sovie t diplomat mcntiont'd m the cable is not known to U S orriclals. The likelihood of Khomeini ll'aving Iran for political and medical reasons 1ssum. The French embassy in Was hangton has no record of r eceiving the Mailgram M rs. Mille r said State Departme nt officials would attempt to speak toda) with Wahrman about the messa~e. W ahrman Identified himself a s presi dent o r DM C Technology, with offices located in a south Santa Ana business park . He said lbe firm ls involved in energy t~hnology. lie said that since 1978 be has been involved with various o ffic ials In Was hington In attempts to block the saJe of ce rtain t.ectmology to the Soviet Union. He s ald those contacts in part allowed him to make the o vertures t o establish the meetinRS in Paris. ..Right now my concern is over those hos tages." s :itd Wabnnan of the 50 Americans held captive in Jran. F,....Pa.-AI AIRPORT • • Public Works and Tranaporta· llon Committee and the House Science and Technology Com· mlttee this week . An aide to Badham predicted It would be anolber two moatba before the leglalaUoo could be enacted. The bW Mt.a a 60-day Ume period in which the committee would be appointed. If the FAA 1oes alon1 with the proposal, lt would aet back the openJ.na of the airport to new carriers by about elabt moat.bl. Badbam'I aide sald the a.a.er, wblch ii expected to be MeUothe federal ..-CY by the eod ot tbe week, pomta out that alDee the FAA Ml dloleo to make JobD w .,.. Airport. telt c ... for the a1•ncy'1 aulbority oa a1l'DGl't .c· ceaa. ta.e ..-q oqbt to "be wW· int to .. U.fedlttl beooee• ... caMfcirU.pen ........ 11,... Wndon Death Toll 7 LONDON <AP> Police to- day put the death toll In the Ira mun f'.mbuly ¥1CI" 1l seven ft\t> t~rTOrl.:rtS and two bo.tatea urter flr~men removed tbe ~ 1Ualna ot the lut lhree bod.I• from the burned-out bulldlaa. Wtth oee terTOrist ln ruatody, police said thla eonltrmed suspt · n o ns that lht're were six .iunmt-n 1n the lrimian Arab rans that lied the t mbaa&y ..al Wtldnesday and took 26 person s . m ostly Jranlan5 . hOlltal(e Iran' revolut1on..-y govern· mtiol aaJd at will uk for the ex· tradiUon ol the aurvivin& ter · rortat. but Prime Mtnlsler Marsaret Thatcher was report· t-'<1 detemuned to resist the re- Q~•t. T he slese ended Monday wbeo Brltaln's Special Air Service (ommando r e1lmont s tormed tht• embaHy. kUllng five tt-r· rorlsts and rescuing lhe remain· ing 19 h0fltage11. The terrortsts lhreateoed t.o kill one bolt.age every ball-hour unUI their de· manda were met. Ont' boetage. press attacbe Abbaa Lava.sanl. waa eaecuted by the terrorists Monday and hi.a body waa pushed out the froot door of the embassy. ,..,.._P.,,eAI 'KOLL ••• Court aak:lna the eat.ire seoeral plan amendment which reduced · luture building on 16 altes 'tbrou1bout the clty be . overturned. 1'be other was.rued In Los Angeles Federal District Court. The aettJemeot ls based oa the Superior Court case because Judge Orella Sears told attorneys for both sides s be intended to rule against the city. Koll contended that the ameoclment violated state law oa several points, among them the way in whkb not.Ice ol the propos ed changes w ere published. ll was felt by th<! cit y 's legal ad vlaers that 106s of the Superior Court case would pave the way for loss of the Ctderal case as we ll. The lawsuits took on polit1cal overtones dwing the campaign because the Koll Company hired a political co n sultant to or chestrate a campaign agamst Ryckoff and Williams. . In addition , Ry c korr steadfastly predicted that the la ws uits were p o litically m otJvatcd and would be dropped as sooo as the e1ectioo waa ovef'. Tuesday be ~rved that his prediction had come to pass. Tim Strader, vice president of the KoU Company disagreed. "Thia proposal ts lbe total vlndicallon of the Koll Co . poeltioo in that the court made a tentative ruling that tbe ac:tjoa by lbe old councll waa totally Illegal. We are DOt dropping the suita, we are aet111nt them," be said . Meanwhile, the two meo who beat Ryckoff and Williams said they are concerned about tbetr r olea in agreeln1 to the s ettlement s in c e their camptlgns indirectly benefltttd from £be Koll efforts to oust the incumbents. J o hn Cox . who defeated Williams, said he will agree to the settle ment because be be l ieves t h e attorney's assessment that the city is going to Jose. "Why go to lhe e xpenae of losing?" he asked. Phillf. Ma ure r. who beat Ryckof • said he flgured lM easiest COUl'le of action would be to let the suita nm their COW"M. .. As a new councilman I could •s ay I didn't atarl it and I shouldn't have aoytb.loe to do wllh lt al all.'' be commented. But M a urer sai d the possibility that tbe entire general plan amendment would be overturned and the prospect of pa)'in& all court co.ta swayed bl m . ···t( the court recommends the settlement, then I 'll probably So alonl." be aUd. Cox pointed out t hat tbe settlement doeaD 't preclude tbe councU from rejeetln• Koll's appUcatioo for the botel perm.it nor from re·ln1tltutta1 proeedurH to ellmlaate lbe b~ alt.e from Koll Ceeter . ffoweyer, both be and ........ reiterated tbelr eampalaa po1IUoaa th.al tbef'd be lDd1ned to f I ¥CM' t.be bcKe baaed OD the amOUllt ol lDcome tt would bNI todtroaften. Cox fla1ber' lldcat.ed IUl IMt would be wtWac to "re·nv\ew" the 1eneraI plu ... ead.meotl made in "*'*:" c.&er. ··Some of ~ (la tM ............... , ... '*•1 .. &Mn .,. .... la wltl•la tttaltl11a.1d •••••td ::.~lit'' ...... ,..,. ... ~ .. llleMN.He ...... -~·--... ~ ........... ~ 10 ~orlaaHI ,._,&Ma I ~ ... wfir H•""1 C.. . .,._,..,.~ .... ' Nempert Clat• • Council Fights Thing of Past Tht atormy scenes Lbat fre qu.atJy .-uptecS dwtac city hall sesaiOfll in Newport Beach are a thiaa of Lbt past. city council mem ben -lncludln« the lrio of newly elected members pre dieted tb1s morning. ' Mayor Jackie Heathe r and four council colleasuea told memt>tt. of tM Newport Center Association durtnc a morning gatherin£ at the Marriott Hotel lhat a new sense of pride la tak· log bold. "We don't have time to play polltica anymore." remarked Ma yor Pro Tem Evelyn Ha.rt. "If we doo't accompllah our goal.a the people wtll j u."t get aid of us next time around." Council newcomen John Cox. Philip Maurer and Rutbelyn Coast College Trustees Eye New Contract Coast Communlty Colle1e District trustees will conduct a special meeting ton1ebt t o coaaider the three-year comract overwhelmingly approved by the di.atrlct 'a fuU·tl01e faculty Monday nJgbL The ttustees will meet ltt 7:30 p.m . ln the distrld adml.niatra· Uon bulldini. 1370 Adams Ave', Coeta Mesa. Rlcbud Simon_ a spokesman for the diatrk t . aald details of the contract would not ~ released un~I · the document comes before ~tees tonight.. A teacher spokesman sa1d the unofficial count In Monday's ratillcatioo vote waa 275 in favor of tbe contract. 4Soppoged. The contract will affect nearly 6SO Cull·time Instruc t o r s at Golden West, Orange Coast and Coaslline commuruty coUeges. The pact rovers the period from JuJy J, 1979 t.o June 30, 1982 300 Flee Fumes SAUGUS (AP) -Wo rkers were back on the Job today atlt'f' a Ure and e xplosion at a chemical plant spewed noxious fumes into the air and fOtted abo ut 300 person s to be evacuated. P lumme r al110 <'•lied for n mendlnc ol woad.a and auu l· ed m..-ehallltt ln lM dir-er Uon of tbe rlty are comin1. CoundJ members Paul Hum· mc l and Donald Slr•ua• wcrt- not pn.went »\ the as1t-Oelauon 1athering C<>UDdl 1Mmben agl'ffd lhut tk ma~ cballen1ea ahead an d ude keepln& up the battle against air port nol¥t:, taking atridea toward cleanln1 u p NewPof't'• upper bay and eulng traffic ronc.UOO. Maurer told merchants that he "".. worried about rutllfe water abortages and predlc:ted • SO pe r te nt c utb ack when waterways are linked from Calllornia t.o Arizona M ra Plummer said West Newport. an area made up ~t ly o( rental units, 1s gettmg a re mak t nc lt t o ugh. for landlonia to Improve Ute aru. Maurer and Cox , who coasted to an eaay victory over former Mayor Paul RyckoH and Ra> W illia~. were askt.'d whetiwr ~Y wouJd be able to remain 1n· dependent tn U~ht of the dollarc; developers put up to defeat their oppooeots. ·'That money was put up beca ul'e the developen were agaln.lt wbat ~·as ~oang on . · respooded Maurer . 'It w&Sll't pul up for me." Cox aJao said he had noOung tt> a pologiu for wt~ the heavy ad ver ti11ne campaign the Koll C'o mpany bankrollt"d to help ou..,t Ryckotf and William!> ":'liobody hooght lhe C'leC"t ion ht• said ·'The df>ve~rs b.ad every ng.hl to stJlt.t• their vu:w-. I don't owe '\flYlhLn~ Newport Burglary Long-ago Crime? A Newpo rt Rcac b m a n Informed police that burglars s na lcbed $1,750 m belongtQ.ic; f r o m bis house in central !'lle wport but admitted the t'rook 's tr all may be t'Old F red Lewu Woodworth "°'d officers he'd receot.ly returned from a Jeoct.b.y v acaUoo and lb.at the lnt.ruden could ba ve eoter-ed hi.a Marcus Avt>n~ bomt a.a k>og a,10 u last Deceaiber. Moths Fighl Slated State and county a1rtcuJtural peraonnel will launch an effort Thur1day to e radicate ao in featatlon of gypsy moth1 ln Corona del Mar. A aicnt.as wU1 ·begin s pr aylnc the tnser.Ucide. Sevin, in an area bo unded by Pacifi c Coast lllJ(hway , Marigold, 4th and Orchid streets, according to ~ou n ty Agricultural Com · missioner WlWam Fitchen. The U\llectlclde will be applied to rotaage known t.o be attractive to the gypsy moth larvae. Individual homeowners will be contacted t.o arranse for ~ to their orooerties. Fltcheo &ald The gypsy moth is a tree pest that, u 1ett to !\preaa. can oe v aatate trees and plants Fltchen sa id larvae or the moth were introduced to the Corona dcl Mar area from a dog hou11t" moved to Orange County from N(·w York Agent:-. 1n111ally 5prayed t h•• a ri·a wh er l' lht· la rvae were found Tbt>y luter decided a w1d1~r e radkat1on e ffort w11~ needed becallbe of larvae being earn~ t.o ntber areas by \Vlnds. RATE ... \lo tit begm to return to savangb a nd loan a sso<'1atlons after severaJ months of outflows, as yields on competing instruments fall • .. With thi'I in mmd, we Wiii rommrt a port1on or our t"Xrt!S'> hqu1dlty to ttw> hou.'\1ng market at t ht~ lo\lo er rates. ba.\ed on t he rer0Jtn1t1o n that ·,n th1• ab.., .. 11,.,. of affortlabk mortRal>! .. ftl;l.Jnn n~ \loh1 r h our indu<,lr) h:1., .. ·n-..pora1b1llt~ to provide, lhe b<>w.~ industry v. 111 Ile further d epr('c;<;cd a nd hom e hU >t•r further penalizt.od · T b\: rat..t had ~n 11i,., J*r cent On a $75.000 lo&n. the JH•• • ment "'·ould fall from Sl.100 .. 1 111, t>t:rct-nt lO S8l5 at 12;... Tht•re Wib no im mediate 1n d1cat1on wtleth•·r other leod(!r.., v. ould foHov. tht> l~.id or Hom1· !)(h 'lnf..'> Drivers Protest LOS ANGELES <AP> -Rapid Tra nsit District drtver.;, often the v1ct.im.s of violence on board their own buses, are lbreaterunK to c;tnkt.-unless city ofnc1ab and pt>hct> takt> d t'tJoa to curtail tbt.: attacks. May Upholstery Sale! FLOOR SAMPLES AND SPECIAL ORDERS AT REDUCED PRICES TORRANCE 23849 Hawthomt Btvd . (2,3) 378·1 279 ' COSTA MESA 1 &9t5 NtwPQr1 Btvd . (714) 642·2060 ' LAGUNA BEt6CH 346 North Coaot Hwy. ( i4) 494·8551 . . ~ . . PAIL y P1LOI Al Aleala Prime ·Suspeet in NY Murder 81 ftD&UCll ICllOallDIL .. _ .... ,.. ... ··111en llcmt' •• A ...,. Yon law ..rom.llMftt ol· ftdal tfPt"•ted t.M nam llowl.)' _.moat reluaanUy. 111rtM-n uked to d. <'ribe the v1clltn ';J a bJtbJy pubhd aed. um New YOl'k mW"dar. ''Shie ... MMtnt her freedom Sbe • u lootln& to bCI lnde~. but 1be waa not a b6d l)rl. ''SN WU e tood lirl, a..-pW'tllt.I k>ved heT "She bad Jul( moved lnto a n.w ~rtmHll. ln M •nh•l tan, l.M hub ol actavtty. a coupt ol blocb trom C rand Ceotnl ~u.o.. a dolJar's cab rarc1 rrom Bl"Olldway and tbf- showa. "SllE RAD B&OllKN UP wtth her boytrl11nd and wu ...,lnt Olht-r mM\, .., •• MKina new .. mpk>Tm~nt " EU. Hover ne\l .. r fowMI \be new lhi1\i11he aouchc Mau Hov .. r daaapp.1ttd July l~. 1977, 1 abort \wo weeb be'torc M .... -ould bin ~tfobnted her Mlh blrtbda,y Hu ak eletal ~main& "''t-'11 found 11 moolbs later io • roeky ~lWl' oo tht" ~anu ol Ule H\tdson Rlver ln oorth Tarrytown. N.Y. TUE PU•E 81J8Pt:CI' Lo the Hover kidnapplD1 and munh!r l• Rodney Jam• AJula, le. of Monterey Park. t•onvlcLtd \>)' _., 0Tanae County Superior c.ourt 1uq ol the murder ol Robin S.maoe, 1.2, ot HunUnston Beaclt. Alc1l1 · aille~ed Involvement in th4I Hover c ... wu dls<'l<*'C1.Jtor. Deputy Ol1trkt Attorney ll 1eh1rd •'amen. and hla prtnc•pal lnvntisator. Hunt· m1ton Btoach Police Detective Crall RobiloD. trave'8cl to Nttw York over the weekend to present ev•dence before a a,:rllnd JUfY probing the Hover cue. FUll1't1£8 DETAILS OP the HoveT cue were Pf'O- v1dcd by law enforcement sourcea lo New York. They re· qu~!lted their na mes not be used. Alcah!. ac<.-ording to the sources. was the tut penoo >f'en with Ml s Hover before her disappearance. They provided the following account ol Mw Hover's relallons h1p with a man named John ~ .. 1er, ID alias used l.ly Alcala. llnd her disappearance: Miss Hover, wbo was living in midtown Manhatt.aa. ~~~~~~~-...~~~~~~~~~~~~ Veterans Center A.Front? Los Ange les vf't~ranR who were awarded Or ange County money to start a s torefront coumellng ~oter a re in reality a front ror a Tom Hayden-Jane Fonda organization, inembers of other veterans group:. ch<trged Tuesday The ~UJ>!>, made up of most. ly -World war 11 al1d Korean vete r a n s, were try in g to p e r s uade Or a n ge Count y supervisors to reconsider lhear d~isioo on who should Rel the county contract for the Vietnam veterans center Supervisors refused to change their ·~nds, but Che Hayden· Fonda claims touched off a heal· ed d ebate that · turned into J bboutJ.n~ match. "We an the veter an com mun1· t y a re acutely aware of the damage done to our morale and our elfol"\8 by :J ane f.'onda and Tom Hayden," World War 11 ~eteran Mickey Con roy told supervisors. · Supervisor Edison Miller h ad strongly sup~rted the S4 1,000 award to the Los Angeles-based Center for Veterans Rights. Conroy cl aim ed that t hl• veterans center, with the help of Mtller, would be used to further the goals of Tom Hayden and his c>rgan.i%atioo, the Campaign for ~onomic Democrac·y, Conroy bas been a long time crttie oC Miller, and tried to start a recall movement shortly after the Third Dlltrict supervisor w a s a ppointed by Governor Brown. Conroy and olbera asked supervisors instead to consider funding • counseling program run by Disabled Ame rican Vete rans. "Where were you five years ago?" MilleT shouted in reply. "Yourcoocemis a little belated." Miller also berated hit> feUow s upervlSOrs for turning the ques· tion of the counseling center for Vietnam vet.a into "a pollticaJ footba1J." He al~ suggested tha t mem· hers of t he Center for Veterani. Rights nught have grounds for Cj Jawsu1t agru.nst the county and the other velerans groups for slanderous comment~ Miller ha s contt.•nded th:1l t raditional veterans orgam za- tions are shunned by Vietnam veterans because or the lack of understanding of older veterans Supervtsors have said they cons ide r the $41 ,000 "seed money" and that the Cent.er for Veterans Rights will have to ap. ply for federal aid lo continue their local counseling center. • • Vote Deadlocked LOS ANGELES <AP) -- County Supe r visor Yvo nne Burke abstained on a vote·io put the Board of Supe rvisors on record opposing statewide ballot Prop. 9 -and the other board members d eadlocke d on the question. J ' Sui/ts Back To Chimney NORTHVILLE, N.Y . (AP) -They're not as well known as the swallows of San Juan Capi.trano, but every May 6 . tbe dl.imney awlrUI or NorthvUle wing in from an 8,000-mlle journey to nest ln the chimney of a de· funct; burned out baseball factory They arrivod u UIUll Tuesday . Hundreds circled tbe chimney short· ly before duak and tbeo darted loside. Tbe little 1ray blrdl ny eHh aprinc lrom t.he up-per Amaaon buln In Bt11U to tbJI area ln UMt eouthern Adlrond1ck foothlll1, The f Hlory tMal"Md ..... ta..to1••rt aco. MIM1wtftl ~lnw e.o .. &hi dhtMy, llnown MIM ....... ftlmMy. DMI• -M.oft -COST A. MIESA ·s sm SOFFER READY TO 00 BATTLE OVER TOWED AUTOS AGAIN Former Restaurateur Gathering Legal Ammunttk>n to Make a Federat CaA of h • ClaSsic Controversy Mesan Loses Another Caddie to Tow Chain By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of tM 0.tily -SUtf Classic car collector and gov- e rnment cnllc Sid Soffer, Whose 1978 civil rights lawsuit agamst the city of Costa Mesa for towing thrff oC bis old autolo goes to trial in Jwy, bu Just lost a fourth auto to the municipal hook and <'hain. • His 1.962 Cadillac convertible was cited lo a 72-hour parking zone in the 900 block or Arbor Street ne ar his Costa Mesa hom e. ll was hauled to Harbor Towing Service's impound lot. This is now Day Z7 for the vip· tage vehicle seized April 9 on authority of u police cadet who <1ssertedly checked the chalk m a rk on its lJre and determined 1t was illegally parked. Tbc law says any car p arked in a 72-hour towaway ione m ust have been moved at leas t three ('ar length:; durmg that time or far enough to measure a proven 10 mile on 1b. odometer. Soffer. t ht.• blus t e r y ex · oµerntor of Sid's Blue Beet. a Newport Beach nightcry now c·loscd and up for lease, says maybe his 1962 Cadillac bad b<•en moved ai. requir ed to s~y ~1thm the law and the cadet's action was taken an e rror. Whethe r it was or wasn 't moved, however, is beside the point. maintains Soffer, who contends the U.S. CotuUtution a n d due process o r law g ua r ant ee a man a heanng be fore his car is towed , not .-after . ·'There ar e certain things you have to abide by ." declares Sof fe r , w hose c lash es with municipal authority along the Orange Coast over the past two decades are legion. Jl e has ortc·n won . act ing ~omet1mes as h1!t own attome). Soffer 1s currently look1n~ forward to trial of his $130,200 civil rights violation lawsuit dat · ing back to 1978, which goes to trial July 22 in U.S. District Court la Los Angeles. H .. is now ang ry about lo5inJ( :inother of his n<>1>talg1a can. to tbe nun.ions of civil authority and bas ~n researching hll·· lawbooks anew about the option.•. open to him. "It ·s a godawful early '60!-. pink. We were big on pink back m th06t' days," !>ays Sorrer, who ho lds dear his collection of numl•rous 1960s Cudlllacs. ii vin· 1 ai:t· he chooses to collect for tn· \·estmcnt value. Soffer clcums the law cissun-s him or the right to have a h<:Clr· mg before not afkr -his car 1s towed, ussumtn~ the law un· der which 1t was towed as indeed a vahd law. He says 1t 1sn 't. hy the way. claamm~ that sta\ull' was ruled uncon.'>t1tut1onal in 197K. 1n Styp· mann vt•rsus San f''rnnc1sco. a challcn~e argued and won by San .Franc1~co lawyer David C. Moon Soffer said Monday he has contacled Moon throuRh the San F'rancisco District Attorney's of· f1cc which now employs rum as a deputy Deputy Distn ct Attorney Moon. Soffer says, told him the 1978 legal dec1s 1on he won. d ecla r ing t h e towaway or· dlnance uncons tit utiona l, has been upheld twice. once io a lest case heard by two Judges and in another heard by three Judges Soffer is also chortling al the recent legal decision in Owens versus Indepen'1ence, ln which Otildren's Home Upgrades Pushed IJy DELORES BROOKS IRWIN Of ... Oe!Jr 1'1114 SUft Orange County supervlaors or· dered st.arr members Tuesday to rush through offi<:.iaJ paperwork in order to immediately begin lmprovcmenUI on Albert Sitton Home. The runh order was accom· panied by a warning that depart· ment heada would be held reapooalble tor further delay. (Relatechtory Paae AlO). Supenllort' actloo to expand tbe cOUDtf. f 1clllly for alte.n· doned arid battered cbUdren tame tn tM wake ol taereMl.nc· ly lt•rth crttlelam from lbt Oran .. County Gruel Jury. AllO pnmpUq board edlon WH 1 law.ult IUtd Monday 111ln•t th• coun,y, ch1r11a1 th•l ~ .................... , ..... to :g:nc1 ._...h MOMJ to allevtaw ~~...'t. ••• n*I • attorney Harold La F1amme in Orange County Su~rlor Court on behalf of two children livina at the home. "There 's no doubt that there's a senoua ait'1aUon at Albert Sil· ton Home,.. aald Supervlaor PbHlp Anthony. "It requires more than ever firm and de· clsive acUon by the board." The lrand jury report ~laimed supervllors are not worklna fut enou1h to ensure that conatruc:· Uon beetna on proJecu they ap- proved on paper ln January. Two ol thole lmprovemenu were tJie •.ooo ln proJMI the board asked be ruabed \.brouch offtdal dwlnela T\Mlday. TM reuon for the dela7. 11.kl SuperTtlor Harrtetl Wieder, waa 1u~rvt1ort· ~oem over coeta 'flow cu we ••ute thal «lilt.I are k"' dDwn ti wt move ahead loo qut1:11ll)''" Mra .. Wl•dtr Nlitd ''Wt don 't want tn II&..., MIN Nie our l'OG\mota MMf ·" I - the Supreme l:Ourt ruled that ('It.Jes and st.ates m 41 y sUU be held Jjable ror damages even i! t hey .believed the law they en- forced to be constituUonal at the t ime when, indeed, it wun'L City Attorney Tom Wood tt· f115es comment oo either Soffer's lat est loom.mg legal battle, or oo the July 22 trial an federal court. which could leave Sid rlcber by $130,200 ii he win&. He is seeklng $100,000 for men· t a l angwsh : $10,000 in damages, S200 for towing costs and assort· ed other punitive charges for having those three other old Caddies towed 2ir.i years ago. "frankly. the reason I'm not com menling is th al it's not worthy. lie as JUSt trying to get ·press· and I'm not going to con- tribute to that." says Wood. "l keep trying to get them to n ·ad the la w and they just won't do 1t '. .. declares Soffer . who spends hours in the law library "If I wa.sn't 1uslihcd. my first l'ase never would have gotlt.>n to the tn al stage." he says, alleg· m g t hat attorneys for the city are anxious to ~tlle tbe July lawsuit out o ( court. and soon. "They're in deep 'ka·ka'." he wa rn s laps in g l nlo the vernacular. The city, as before. has no l'ommenl Gem Talk By J C HUMPllRIE:S CtTt1fltdCnnologid, ACS CHINESE OfAMONOI nr1• cm tht-way With the help or American know·how and German m.adai.DKy, Chinese diamoods may IOOD become a commodity on a.be .wld'1 martletl. The diamond fields of Cblna, wbleb have been ipored for maQ)' yean during the riae oC Comaum..lam there. are &oi.ng to be mined qaia. One reason for the Chbtese Medenblp's recoanlllon or the lmpottt,Dcoe of diamonds is the 1rowiftt MM fOf' lnduatrtal·-rade dlamon• ln \he bur1eon1DJ tnduatrial dt•~ ol th1t vut and busy la.nd. bu ~n tmportinc lnduetrial ctie.,... from the lntematlooal De a.en nrm. ~ch operai. Soualt Ahiea'1 mlnel. It hal been ..... ..._. t.bat about 30 ~rcent ol the dlHMI. tbat wt 11 be mined la CIUaa wtU be ol jewtll')' Quilty. A GeraM MM '9 flnancl"' the , .. uaa&t•O. ol UM Cbln .. mlntt. A nrm la .,,.. .... Wt1t Otrmany wtll IUffly tbt machlnery. Amtrltu H,er\I are 1trt1d1 on U. Job ht am.. TM CltlHlf llPHl to atart 11,.nlAI dlamOftdl wtlMa ,..._ "" en. D\et Alcala at the maln branch of the New York Public Library on the Monday pMor to her disappearance. Alcala lntroduced turnseU as a free-lance photocrapber. They talked briefly and excban&ed t.elephooe numbers "ALCALA IS A VERY CHARMING individual," one 50Urce said. "He's the type that's son spoken, Latin· IQ<>king , intelligent. the kind or guy who could charm the birds off the trees." Two days lat.er, a Wednesday. Mw Hover wu leaving her apartment for an appointment when she ran into her n .. w male acquaintance. lie was t..aking photographs of a flre that bad broken out in a nearby apartment bwJdlng. That Alcala was tn the neighborhood. sources said. may be coincidence . Or. as one investigator said, it may show "he was dog· ging her footsteps." THAT NIGHT, NEW YORK was plunged Into a citywide blackout after li ghtning struck a major electrical trans mi.511ion station. Investigators 1>ald th~ have ascer · t..ained that Alcala Spt!nl the rught at anolb~ Manhattan woman's apartment. The blackout ended the following day On F nduy or that week. Miss Hover and Alcala bad & • luncheon dut.e Police ~ay they h<tve recovered a desk calendar of Mai.s Hover'!. w1lh the name "John Berger '' written on the July 15 dale Miss Hover and Alrala were later seen on Fnday, shortly alter 4 p m., by a fn cnd of Berger's who all><> lived an M anbuuan · Mu.i. Hover 'ti.as ne ve r 'it.~n again SOURCES SAID THEY belu~vt' Alcala drove Miss Hover to th<' 20() <t('rt· l'ht·lp-. E.'>tatt· lo<'11t<-d m Wl'stchester County north of Sc"' Yori< ')() they rCJulli ba\k m the late da) 1>un. .. It "'a:-. '>om1·th1n~ he hked to do . go down and watch the sun st>t on thf· Hudson River." one mves t1gator said. Later that Frida). Alcala kept :i 7:30 p.m. s upper t'n gagement with a female friend an <.:onncct1cut , localt.>d not far from the Phelp~ f.st alf' The woman reportt-01)' t.ol~ mvesngators that s he rt> memberl"d Alc<1la .. d1!-.p<r>10~ of c;omelhmg fro m the car" but couJd not re<:all what the obiect was, sources said. AL(.'ALA BECAME A SUSPECT in the Hove r d isap- pear anre 1n Dt'cern bcr of 1977 v.ht-n a woman contactt.>d New York l'oll re <iftr·r reiulmg :i m·w.,papt.'r Mory that menf1ooed pohc(' ... l.'rf' c;1·f'l..1nl{ J man named John Berger She told polkt: i.be rt·mc•mber('(f ltkt{ a man by that name had. bt"t.'fl l"<tr.Jd1t1'f1 from ".1·w ll amp'>hirt-lo.<.:ahfornaa on an ~ault charl(<' m 1971 Al<-al:i "'"" arr1_..,t1•d m Concord, :'-. II . m 1971 wh1lt• a fuRlllV(' from 1ustw .. 1n cnnn<'<'twn v.1Ul !tault and J ra!)('Of ~n~ )t'.tr-Old Lo., /\n~cle., ~irl A~rdln~ to c;()lJ(<'t-'> • .i po:.lal cm~lo)('(' recognued Alrala from :1 ~anl•'<'l Pl'>'>H·r thdl ~a.., hanging 10-a post of h<'c and cont<1c-ted auth<Jnt 14''> AL<.'AL\ HAD Bt:EN on parol<• from i>tate pnson fo r a month wtw>n hf" mt-l Ellen Hovl·r. Air ala had r equested and rt"('('1 ved p('rmL'>..,IOn from Cala!om1J parole ofhc aab t.o malc.t> the tnp lo the Ea!'l't <.:occ.t r\lcaJa ""3)> 1nlcn.-1t-wt'd by ~ F BI in conne<:llon w 1lh the Hover caM" in late 1917 lie :,aid 1n the rnterv1ew thst he bad met a woman na mc-d Ellen Hover and admitted :,~ing her the day or her d1.sappear;wce But Akala dt'a1ed an)' involvement an the apparent k1dnappi.ng and murder. the sour~ sa1d Sources said the Hover l'B.Se u; a troubling one t>c<:a use inv .. stigators have ~n unable to dete rrrune the cause or death and hitve Llkew1::.e ~'fl unable to place any suspect at the ctime scene. THE CASE HAS caEATED friction ~Wffn the New York Poll~ Department. \Nhere it ongan.at.ed as a mLSSmg persons complaint. and thl' Westchester County 0 1slnct Attornt') ':. Ofl1n-. .,.,h1lh hd.:> Juni.d1clJon bt!eause of ~herl' t.be body was found. Sources u 1d they believe Alcala will be indicted in connectloo v.'lth tbe Hover case. Orange County pros~utors may au empt to introduce evideoce about the Hover t-a.se dunng the hearing preCi?d· mg Jury dellberauons on "'helher he should be sentenced to dt-ath 10 the Samwe rast>. Defense attorney John Barnett hopes to block in· troductaon of such infor mation. HF.RM,\~ HOVER. A FOR~ER flollywood producer· director anr1 onJ!tnal n"'n(•r of Ciro's n1gh1 club and Ellen's natural f.1th•·r . .,.i1d ht• 1~ convinced Akala 1s the m an respon.s1hfto fur h1 o; daughter !. du.appearance HoH'r. "'ho '>till rP,1d1•\ in Los An~t·le!>. said he and his ex .v;1fe h1 r1•d •• pri' :111· 1n\t"'>l1gat<ir to probe the ir daughtc·r·., d1~appcarann· to n1> avail THE PRl\'ATE PROB•:. ho~t·vC'r. did J!t•ncra11• con o;1derable puhl11:1t) 1n !\t·w York bN':JUM' of tht• llover fam11y·l> ronnt•ction to llolly"''IOd c1rclt>$ T}w d1sap1waran!'I' oflt-n "'a!o. pag1· •mt• nt''A'S 1n the c1. ty, and postt·r" c·onlaming thl' y;oman·!. picture were w1dtt· ly dastnbult-<J The <'U~t· "4..~med al an 1•nd. V>urre~ r l'called. until one pohce m\·~t1~allir do~l(cdh rt•lract.'d Miss Hover·~ and Alcata·s last known mO\ em1·nL-. His 10tl"('p1d search ror ht•r bndy took him lo thl" rolltn~ hills along lh4> lluds<m H1ver. wtwre . afti:r more than !>IX weeks of nearly ronsl ant C"q.ilorataon. hr found an un· deritarment that eventually It'd to lht· rocky grave where M lss Hover·~ skeleton \\as buned Won't she be surprised1 A Mother's Day diamond. Suiptise someone you love with a gift of diamonds. J. C..JJ~,,Jw, J..,.t,.,. -..1 .. 111tr •~'ff 4N GfM SOC•th ~ LOCATION~ ~ .... -- A4 DAil y PILOT 'AORLO I NATION ·r .la t ·, :-.~ Coa ting ... ~ ..... ~ T •• ~~'I Marplll•e Carter-Reagan Leads Widen Judging the Judges GAVEL&D INTO 08ln'ION DEn. Wllh elect.Ion.a now loomina. t.be latest era# lo at.nil.-Lbe fan()' ol Oraqe Counlllnl lb to endone Judles Superior Court, Munklpal Court, Tratnc Court. Small t1alm Court It doesn't mat tt'r Everybody's do1n1 1t The Nll' of thumb aeems to ht\ 1r h or 11be boldb a anel, wHn a black robe and slu In • courtroom. either endorw the penon or un-eodor'H Endorsements arc thus flyin1 1n from all quarten. The deputy dbtrlct attomeY1 of our rea1on have endonted mostly ck1puty dls trkt attorneys who St't'k ~omt-body's job on the.• ~nch TIU8 WAS FOUA>WED qulck.ly by the Ora.nce•COWlty Deputy Sh er 1Us group Apparently they don't have anybody runn.in& for judee So they endorsed som ti deputy district attorneys too. It must be tiresome being u deputy district attorney They aJI sttm Lo want to ~et a.not.her Job You are left wondenng how the deputy sherllfs and dt!puty OAs Judged w.ho s hould be judge·1 M ay~ they JUSt /laving Viewed My JUIJ.ge Endonement1, Jcutacf! F'a1ntttl said if some incumbent Jurist lf:t ~me creep off the book that .. they hauled before him, then un-endorse that Judge. If all these deputies can come out for or a1alnsl judges. then why can't you? We can all play the Judge En· dorsement Game. FOR EXAMPl~E, I'd like to remember the name or that sterling Jurist who was sleeping on the bench in the South County when he slapped a flne on me for impeding trarfic by going 20 miles an hour Jn a 3S zone. It was so humiliating. l was driving a sports cat' that coul d clock 125 miles an hour at the time. l 'd really Jike to un-endorse that Wrong Thinker. Meanwhile, I'd like to give a ringing endorsement to the J(enius j urist who let the daughter or our house off the hook after a Newport cop hauled her in for Felony Mo·ped r thlnk the Judge recognized that she as rather good lookmg and whale mo·pedlng to school. the lonely cep JU'>l "anted to chat. A frustrated wnter, he wrote her a l1ckel a nyway BUT TllF: J UDGE doubtlel>:. !.aw through all th1:, and :.o r m all for endoniing him for re~lection Earher some ye ars back, my eldest son once got nabbed ror io in a SS out on the San Diego ft"'rt~eway His excuse was hedldn't seethe Hlghway Patrol car. He got justice before the judge, but that jurist failed to give him a tongue lashing. This Is an unpardonable legal ov<'rl>1ght on the part of the Judge. Tongue-lashing should be the first lesson a judge gets in law school HOW JN THE WORLD can you dispense justice if you ('Jn tla!>h w1th your tongue·1 f JWil don 't think I can endorse that Judge for n · t-lt'd1on So. hkc the dcputae!i DI\ and :,henff. we can all mah our endorsements when the j uris ts come up ror re· election. It's not whether or not they adminis ter j ustice lem percd with mercy. It's whether or not we won or lost. Banned Disc Still Selling JOHANNESBU RG. South Africa t AP> · Record stores contmued selling a popular Pink Floyd album six days after the government banned it as .. pre · )udicial lo the Rafety of the s ta le " .. Our only problem is that we can·t get any more,'' said 8 saleswoman m a Johannesburg r e cord store, one of s everal which contmued to dls pluy the album. The ban was ordered after 40 blind students adapted the words to the album cut "Anothe r Brick ln the Wall" to stress their demands for a better education for mixed race students .,,,..~ ... .,... p,_ldmt Carter and RGna1d Hca1ao are t.brM..quarttn of the way to rtval oomlnaUoGI for thtt White Uo~~. and whlle their ('hl llqen IMl•t they allU can find openlnas, I.be tlme and the numben are nmnin& out fut D e m o c r a t Ca rt e r and Ht-publican Reagan made big l iad b i gger with tri ple 1und1Ude victories in Tueaday's Indiana. Ten.nesMe and North C:arohna presidential primary d l't'llon.s. Se n Edward Kennedy and Geor1e Buab bolh HJd I.bey have better electlon. days abead. But unlus thoM days come soon, they won't matter. KENNEDY A.ND BUSH won in tbe District of Columbia primaries. Kennedy easily out- polled Carter. Reaaan wun't even entered in the Republican election. All In all, Carter aalned 161 de le a ates Tuesday. runnlna hJs tot.al to 1,306 of the 1,666 It wlll take to win renomination. Ken· nedy picked up 62, for a total or 721. Thus, Carter needs 360 of the 1.264 delegates stUl to be chosen in order to fashion a majority. Kennedy said he bas no t hough t or d roll.PI n g b Is challenge to Carter. "I never thought it was going to be eaay," he said. "We realize we a re the underdoas. But that's going to make ua work ll UtUe harder, and that's what we in· tend to do.'' IN TVE8DA Y'S Republican competition, Reaaan won 108 deleeates. Bush 32. That eives lhe former California governor 744 ~()()()Reach U.S. Daily from Cuba KEY WEST. fl a < td' 1 With more than 4,000 refugf'eS a day arrlvmg here a board the "Freedom f'lot1lla .. --most ~lra 1ght from Cuhan pn sons a nother 300 National Guardsmt:n ha ve been dispatched to Kt>v We:.l Elbow·t o -elbow c r o wd:. swamped m akeshift cafeteria!> and dormiton es here and at a "tent city" In the Florida Panhandle, and reUer workers pleaded for donations of food and clothing as the unrelcnlJnK fl ood of arrivals swelled pu t 20 ,000. Meanwhile, federal orfacials s aid s uppht!i> a nd p ers onnel v.cre on the v.a y after President Carter de c la r e d a st ale of t-mergency, m aking $10 m illion ava i la ble Bu t v o luntee r coordinator Arturo Cobo saJd I.he fede ral help was "very slow." The National Guardsmen were to help keep peace and order among the milling refugees. Prisoners or ex·coovicts ac· counted for four of every hve re· fugees arr i v in g this week aboard small boats from t he Cuban port of MariJ!I. Immigra- tion officials estimated. On Tuesday. the first time ln the 16·day-old boallitt. the inmates included women. Te mpers occasionally have flared under the siullng Florida sun, but there have been "no major problems at all." said Na- tional GuradCol. Richard Cappt.. Capps. Much of Nation Soggy Rain Coast to Coaat, Gulf to Rockiea £4HUfal W~atla~r N1Qflt -~low ,IOuO._ r,.,,.. llY ei-.t.......,. Tiwna•, , ....... , ...... u .... "' '"' ..... l\IQll n.-.o,w-. .o E htwllere, •t\I t o llOrtl\wr•t t1rllWh tO .. 20 ll1'0tl wfU. llV .. IO fl .. t.o·~~- Calllonala ....... ~ ..... I J . ""-''""" "'°" .. '* ..... ......... _""', .... .....,,., ...... ...,.,._ .. 01)11 ........ _ •• ,..,., ... , ~ ti -.. "°' I• M,.,. .. N Wy I e 'll l .. °'''""' 111111 el't""".., ..... .,. _ .... ............... ... u .... i! ., » .. ,, ,. ., .. , H •1 .tt .. ,, .. • M ., .. n • 1t N " . .. ., .. , ...... .. ,. .... ,, .. n .. .. , . .. " " .. : :r .. , II MllwMI-" le Mpt•·" P •• lf N .. IWlll• ,, u ..... o~-., '° '"-YOf\ 0 \\ Nel"fOI-I \ 6) CM ()lite City •• \t o-.... II ~ 0•'•""° II tJ Pl\llHc>llle .. SI 01 P-nl• ., 14 •lttHutvfl ., ., P11elld, Or• .. 41 lie no " .. II le ""'°"" .. tO •t L~lt " s. S-. ltloora.. Tlflr• TOOAY I«_....,. •. ,.,,.., ,, ~.. tO .... ,.. t , TitUltlOAY Finl MG" • .. e l'I\ • J I' Int IOw tt II •Jft. 0 0 s.c .... ,,.... •: '' '""'· •• leceowlto.. tt:H IJ,m , It ltH'l rl-j ·-'.,,._ '''° 0"' ""-,._ I.ff -~ wh It Jt .,.. •w WIW = 1.1111• votes for nomJnaUon. while B~h hH 110. ltwtlltake998towln. Reaaan must win 2!S4 more de · le1ates from 930 stlU to be con· tested. • • l '11 sUU keep on campaign· i ng ." Rea1an s aid in Los Ancelet. "I want lo see that final figure." lie said he W&!n't going to press Bush to withdraw as a can- didate. although he already has sunested that bUI rival Is elose to the· point at which there will be no m athematical excu.se to keep go mg. REAGAN SAID he might soon s tart thinldng about a vi~ pre- sidentia l running mate. Bush s aid he wouldn't accept If asked. S enate Republic an leader Howard Baker said he would. Carter collected 68 percent ol the Democratic vote In Indiana, 70 percent In North Carolina and 75 percent ln Tennessee to win - as expected -in all three s tates Re a gan g~ l n e d s I mi I a r run aways. He had 74 percent of the Indiana GOP vote, 67 per· cent in North Carolina, 74 per- cent ln Tennessee. Hep. John Anderson of UUnois. a Republican embarked on an Independent pruidenllal cam· paign. waa nondMleas oo I.be GOP ballot in all four primaries. Anderson gained 29 perefllt of the vote ln the Di.alrict or ~um bla, where he and mioor can- didates were the only opponent.5 to Buah. Anderson got 10 percent of the Indiana vote. s percent ln North Carolina and 4 percent m Tennessee . Thc>M' wt're the rc~ulll> of lht• Tuesday pnmun es: ,.....,.. o.-."""" ...... ~ ot , ... -"'<ti '°""'"'o {•"••G.M'10tbto.<Y""'' ,.,,,,.,..._,.., Ill'•""""'°"' t9:J 1"C) Ot lJ P. ''•'" tv.r 11 OP"""Oe1-Q+~tc 4f'\' Fl•~-tll.I .. 0t f4 .. ,,._._,, tot Att '°" 0.4 l"f•ln 811\ft tlJl'I.,, "Pl''"'" ...... ~~ ... ().otnO(r•h •it.ft 9ff ""'"""'of,,... ,,,.,.,,. t \ '°""'f'l'l ,.,,,., it•lA~tw 100t• .... , • .,, ~.,.~ ··"~ \Jt 4'10f ,. °"'' ..,,, fOt 1)09ff'Ot'~ J"•PvfW•• "" .. u .. q~'''Y,. ,,,,_.. . .,.nit·~ tr C,..~h tiu\I'\ II 111 i.;t-/I LA. H •"t t1lf 10 0.l"~•t9' ''"'"'"" 0..1¥W'W t el'\. Wltf'I .. pP,-1 '"""' O'f tf'W OfM ""° ~"'"'l .. d ( .,,., 1tl ,\Mrw 1\()rtrrM fN ..,,,..~t ,.,..,..,,.,.,.., U _\Of 1t Oi1-rcwntt0t ''O.~t'"' Pf'(lv()l1t .,,.' U••o•n ,., i tt,..,,, 1~ ""'"' ""' ''-"" 1• C"tt l""Of'tr"\ Hu\I\ ll 4ICl'f"' 11 O.n ef"t '°" I CMIP1'14tf'\ ... ,.,.,....._or. '""""""''""'"' ..,,,,., .... ,11 ~· 1ft(h t0Vft"""' '""""l'\r(fV JJ •or •1 P19'rc•ftt tOf t t Or~-o-tlfil"\ l.•,_,., 11 Qe")w l/ Pit''"""' 'f.11' l<M••~'" ""'~"""" BV\" ...... °"" /1 c»tf'•nt ·~''°"' l.~1 ~ ~ C)llr<e-t11 8 11\" _, -U C,OP 0.1~1e\ •II tlt<l...:I _.oerel•lv Safe ~eleas~ Ko r y Le hman. 4 . r eceives e motional hug from grandfather. Norman Garrett, after boy was released Wl· harmed by rathe r, Kim, who had threatened to blow up himself and three sons . Boys' mother and family friend rush to grandfathe r 's side. shortly before Kim Lehman wa lked qwetly from houst·, turned over other sons, and surrendered. He was r eported distraught over pending divorce. Pope Speaks Out On Birth Control NA lHO Bl. K f'O)d 11\1'1 f'ope J ohn P <1u l II. pra '''"~ Afr1 ca'11 t ra c11t11ln of fa m1h ' .. llu~·' todJ> 'trr>nJ:h n ·4f r1rm~d t he k oman ( at h11lll' Churrh s ban on contr,1n•ption .11>ort10n, dl\fJrc•· Jnd '>tenl11.1 11on Tht• pontiff also uri~ed C"hn , t1a ns to' take purt an pohlJC''> ,,, acll \ 1st..s for goo<l JI•• ha.'> n rently made known has Opp()b1 taon to Catholic clergy hold.Loi! t•lrctPd offi ct>. hov. l'\l'r THE POPE•s statements on birth control were his fint on • l t he subject since beglnn.ing bu. 'itx natwn. 10-day African trip Friday. ~Y are expected to '\llr controversy in Kenya, a M untry v.i lh an annua l popula- tion grov.th rate or about 4 per rent, one of the h1ghc'>t 1n tht-, o rld In addressing the ~ubj~t of tht-Chnsllan In pollt1cs. tht· • pope sa.Jd J esus did not gave I.ht• church an economic or political m 1ss1on but "it would be a mis take to think that the Individual Cbri.atian abould not be involved in these areas of IJfeY GOURMET FOODS ANO SPIRITS CUTTY SARK SCOTCH 6~ 9~16 ~ MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL =::~~:2.?a az .............. 911 OLD FORUTER 1221 aotJRBON 1 11 u ........................................ . ~,: ~~.~~~ ............................ 4 .. WENTE LE IL.ANC DE BLANC Why ~y more fOf c.11tom 11'1 l1vor1t1 eon? ::': 279 13.15 LANSON EXTRA DRY CHAM,AONI TM dellllltlve wlM ol ~I• bretlolle now 1t a prlc. worth toe11lng. ~ 7• . 113.75 RED TAO MIRAUOU 1tn CHININ BLANC A eure-flre compally plNMr with I dehc11efy fruity t11t1. = 2• $4.2t RED TAG PAUL MASION MAONUMI B .. utlful wines since 18&2. RoM , Chablla, Burgundy and Vin AON S.C. 1.IS U• REQ. "·n ,AflDUCCf 1111 GAMA Y Thie red oomt>inet the Htty flevof of Gamay with the femout Perduccl mtf~. 2• "ID Rtt ta.., ta.•791L........................ . .... TAO RIUMT! l.AMlllUICO Thi• Mmi-dry lmpoft •• our C"°6cl .. the per1y wine 1Upt9me. 2· RIO ..... 't;ff ta,11,.._ ......................... ..TAG 8ToNI CRlllC 1171 CMPNIT IAUVleMC* Atwen •fine veiue thta CeDerMt 11 • '"f'ftuet buY-et ovr .-priot. 'tee qo Ra.,tM) ta.nw.. ........................ ' .... TAO vtNMO VIRN IANTO\A A fine dleocwetY from '°'1UOfl, thll Whitt hM a ~ :I'." ~MM ~":~ T:;'.:.:i~u1 ~~.~ .... ~.~ .... : .. C . ~= 48& E.17th ST.• COSTA MESA PHONE (7141 148-1314 CALIFORNIA Religion Law OUsted SAN DIEGO (AP> rl'd.raJ Jud,.-hu rWed uo~tvOonal thei 1m al'nf'ndmf'ftt to lhf' CIVIi Ricbta At't n-qulrtna uruon' and t'n>plo t-ra to •<' <'OJnmod•te "rea11onablf' rl'h1&1ous n~ed~ · of work en. SUt'h f~ral atatUft violate tM )o'lnit Aml"Dd m~t and "ruwt U'I an 1mprrmi lblf' IO'ft>mment entafltk!meot wlt.b ,.uctoo." said lJ s. Diltnct J ude• Edward l ... Sc-hwan.a Schwart.a ruled In lnor ol G~ntoral Dynamic& Coova.lr Aerospace Division. wh.l<'h fired u \!(Qt Iler for retu&tnl to J<nn a labor uruon bt-<' ust> of ht& r~ Uaioua beheb . PUC Approves Power Slashes SAN FRANCISCO CAP) The state Publk Utilities Comm1!>s1on has <ippro\ed a statewide plan designed to lower electricaJ consumption dur ing s ummer peal< periods 1f needed But the PUC said Tuesday Cahforn1a'!> e lec· trical reserves this summ er will be "minimally adequate" and there should be no rea!>on for critical aJarm T HE R ESER VE-SHARINCJ plan was ap- proved .as the commission voiced conctrn over levels of reserve energy. Under the plan. summer air rondJlionmg temperatures are to be no lowe r than 78degrees. PUC President J ohn Brvson als o asked Califorruans to cut dowa on th~ w ;1_0 of mt1J<lr aJt- pliances sharply dortng peak power demanded periods. The PUC said the estimated combinl'd reserve margms for five ma1or utilities 10 the stute are lL7 percent ~or May, 9 5 percent for June. 6 8 per- cent for July. 6 5 percenl for August, 6.3 percent for SepleO'lber and 9.8 percent for October TlrE UTILITI ES INVOLVED are Pacific Gas and Electric, Southern California Edison, San Diego Gas and ~ectric, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power c:imi Sacramento Municipal Utilities Distnct. • ! PG&E, including SMUO, has the lowest re - serve margins May', 3 6 percent . June. 4.9; Ju- ly. 2 9. Au~u~t. S 3. Septemtter. t 8 . and October, 5.3. Reserve margins under 7 percent are con- s idered to be below dc~1rable level~ for summer, the PVC said High · inte ._..,. l.a109rr·1 f'••• Cl••r•d I.OS AN<a:u :s c A I' 1 ln 11 <.'lose<t meeting with attomt>y .. for Anai,•lo Doono, SuJ)t'nor Court Judgt> WUUarn U Kf't•nti ck.1.im:d away one IMue blockaoa 111 pt1·hn1inury he•rlng io the rase of lhe • c c u 1 e d II 1 l I 11 1 d t' Struo&ler defendant. ( ) Tht'! question or m-"tT. Tf: \' ea t 1 ~ at i v ~ re e s Io r _ _ Ouono "' attomeys In the --------murder rase was dealt with i.t M br1t·r m~un.i m Judge Ket?oe's cham. bcnT~y The Judge• onJy o4'&cJ b~ bad taken "ceru111 ac- hona" and W\d~r the stMte perull 'code tbe nature of hia ~ctionis aml the amount or money granted. 1C .. n). mUf»l ~ k1:pt conf1denllal Polj1k•I Halt of Prob~ D~ni~d SACRAM~NTO t AP J -Slate offkials hot!} deny un inv~hgator'!> s uggest10n that the Rev. Jun Jones' pol1llcal links may be one reason that an investigation of Peoples Temple went un· finished. The report by Deputy Attorney General John Moy :.ald Tuc:.day that 22 ctuldren might have been saved from the 1978 Jonestown massacre bad the state warned Judges, who awarded guar- dianships over the children to Temple members. of known instan<:cs of child abuse in the cult. Moy :.<ud l>t~1te orficiaJs knew of the rhild abuse from .in Augu.,t 1977 article in New West magazine. wh1 rh tn~gered a Health Department investigation But the investigation was never finished. em.•itl~fl .lppror r • Radar BUI SACllAM 1':NTO (AP) Re versing years Of defr'at, a mcasurl' to ~iuthorize the California JI 1ghway Pa trol to us(' rada r has won appr0\'81 of the state Senate':. Transportation Committee The measure•, SCHSS by Sen Ken Maddy. R Fresno. would permit CHP Comm1ss1oner Glen Craii:: to S<.'ek fl'dt>ral funds to buy radar ll weot to the F10ance Comm1th.~ on a 5-1 vote T uesday. WOMan Win• C'o111 ra~ep• it·e S u if LOS ANGELF-5 !Al'> A Judge has arhr~d u S600,000 JUfY ;iward to a Woodland H1lls woman "hu :.aid she to:.t l wo fotust-s and under went n101· surl(ert(·s becaust> or complications caused by J runlraC'ept1ve device that imbedded itself in her ovary. The 9·3 1ury verdic t said /\ JI Robins Co . of Richmond, Va .. manufac turer of th<: Dalkon ton· lraccptive sttield, must pay t~ dama~cs to D1anl' L. Hilliard. Superior Court Judge Earl F Riley made the award final. 1l was-reported Tuesda} with insured • ' safety. For those with 510,000 or more. This high rate is guaranteed for the full 6-month te,·m to protect you against market fluctuations. No bank or ~avings and loan pays more. Minimum: $~0,CXXJ. Effective May 8 thru 1 4 9.495% 9.860% Annual Rate AnnuaJ Yield For those with 5100 or more. Interest on this account is compounded daily. No bank can pay this high rate! Minimum term is guaran teed for 30 months. Effective M ay 1 thru 31 10.75% 11.51% Annual Rate A nnual Yield ACCOUNTS NOW INSURED TO $100,000 by a U.S. Government Agency Anl\ualized yie4d assumes funds rC'main on dt>posit for 12 months at the sanw> annual rate. Rates are !>4.lb;ect to change at renewal. r edefal n!ltUlations require a sub!.t.Yltial pen.illy tor early wilt!df.fWdl and prohibit compounding interest on 6-inonth Nb'lev Matic.et Account\ MURIAi. SAVINGS . AND LOAN ASSOCIATION , ~1 ftl!OW 0.W'tt>M"~P.wtull)I)) ~~811d"~-.s.t0-.·'10~d!ol•11t~L1' °""*"11))4\ l M""1• llllo'd"t<AloM .. M.N· 11¥1 I C'~t ""°'V•~ lOO N f'llM .-...,.If.,_: UO ~Milin~· ...... ~*v: I~ MA!lriOI•~ "'I a....t.llt. I lb N lrllind 81\.td•11.e. St!' M.w1111 lMJ..)44) \,w\ M.irlno IJlo ,.,...! Jn l ~aj) 1\1-.d l1'ult "--7 "'" ~ •~l.lndl 111\d°t ~ ..... ~ "'"' "'Wiii"' n....l<Wa UXl~V/~ ltlllW I001h.llfU\(j'fV\tl• W110A f \.,.1<1 \4.J"'/~~Uld.IV''AM~ 11'1 • I I ' Wadne9day Mllt'f 1. 19"0 DAILY PILOT )I :5 Rolling Along Dais) Daffo<.111. a l?-year-old v.1re-ha1red dach~hund. s tilt gcL'> around fine de!>pltt· :-.u ffcnng a sh ppcd disc about four ~ear~ .it-:11 th,1l µ~ral~ 1 t·tl the lower µortinn of her hod-~ lhH,\,Y ·~ owr~r-. J 1m Mttt"hell of Ox - narct, n).!gcd up a ~ling on whceh U!->ln~ µ.irt:, from a \\ht'<.·lc hair The contraption · all<>v.~ Ilac>y to takt· her dail y v.alk around tht> 1wi~hborhood ... . ' .. Panel Backs ~ Weaker Rulel •• • :"'t SACRAMENTO <AP> LegJ.Slat..ion to wija: out stricter California regulations for warranties: covering a car's pollution equipment cleared a: Senate oommlttee Tuesday. : The Senate Trarusportation Com mittee un • anlmously approved two measures to rescind state: Air Resources Board rules on warranties for smog: control equ..ipment. · THAT WOULD LEA VE in place weaker: federal standards on w~rranties that manular-, turers are required to provide. The ARB standards cover not only the add-f>n· polluUon control equipment, but other parts in eluding the c;arburetor. sparlt plugs and 1gnit1on system. said board spokes man BiU Sessa. "TIIE WHOLE CAR HAS to be operattnlol well. ''.he said. "H related systems areo'l operat in~ properly, it can defeat the clean-up proces!>" of the pollutioo equipment State standards call for a f1 vc·year or 50,000·mile manufacturers' warranty on the pollu lion eqwpment. Tht regulation:. also list the war rantablc part. .... FEDE RAL GUIDELINES provide for a five yl'ar. 50.000-rrulc warranty similar to California'!> but not as spec1fir or com preht>ns1ve. Federal lav. also prov1des for a two.year , 24 .000-mile warrant:. lor .,t<itt"; with an annual \eh1 <:lc inspection pro ~ram approved by the federal Env1ronmcnt;,I Pro\t'Ctlon Agency Caurom1a has no such pro i.:ram. Supporter ... or rhl' mC'asurt"'i, including <JUlo manufacturer;, <'Ontend the 'lnt'll'r :.tanda rtJ , hurt compet.&l1on and boost t•ar pncei. THE ARB OPPOSED the· )µgi...lat1M1 The s.-0 votes on SB20~ an<l SCH72 b\' ~· 11 Jn!>epn Montoya. O-Wh1ll1er. s<-nl them 10 th1· Finance Com.mitt~· Ho;dup S u spect Found Shot lo :D e ath • 11 \t IE:\l>'\ 111·:1<;11 t!--1AJ11 -~h•mfr., ti•· pu111 ., ·•) tl11 tl t1 \l·r •11 .; 1 .1r r1·port1 di) IO\uJ\ql 1n .1 11h.irr11J t ~ htil•lu11 111 01 ,1111•1nd HJr look hu. 111.\ n lif1· ~ lit·n .i , ti ..... ,. • 111lt-<J h1·n • The ~1 H :ur ol<.J Lo11~ 111-:.ith m an Jdy H(Jl>c rt Bt'ntley. v.as found .JO ttw 1 .1r 'l ur•SdJ\ ..1Jtt'rnc.lf;n. hll-<•dtn~ lrum a :.d f inf11ttt-c1 i.:un~hot ~nund 1n lhe j.!r()IO, d l'pUllCS said Ill' \\I.I' prunounc·Pd dead ~l Count} l'!->C l losp1tal 1n Lo:. Angt:lt·., ubout four hour-. latt-r i\ftt·r .1 mun r'1ti~l t wn holllt -.. n{ 'a hum from th•· Countn l'h:irmt1c~. h•· fle<l 1n J bright red rar Th\• alleg<'d ~Nav.ay car v.enl through u n~ ... 1 hlo<'k a·nd 1·ntert'<1 lhl.' 1'11m1ina Frr1·v. Cf'\i. dP put1" ':ttd After stnJong four cars on the frt~way 11.h1l<> be1n~ pursued , tht' car halted and [kntlcy v.a-.. round slumped over the wh~I for special MOMS SALAD SPINNER MEDIUM SIZE 6 8 8 11M75 • ... >1n1.c...Mww. 10 ........ ~ c ...... .... 673·2100 • > LAIGf THREE TIERED HANGING BASKET 5.88 LOW-BACK BEACH CHAIR L o w back Alum inum Frame/Blue canvas. R~on w ........... ....... ....cw ltl4 .............. .....,.. ..... OPIN SUMDA YS PllCB ... IMAY t~ lfll 642·1I33 = . . . . . . Edit ~~ I .. Robl•rl N. W~1Publlsher Orange Coast Daily Pilot U-r•G ..-ge w odnead•v. May '· 1080 Barbara KrelblthtEditorl•• P'91 edttor ---------------------------------------- .... ump User Fees Seem Inevitable lt has been suuested periodically over the past ievera.t )'tant t.hal Ora.nae County goVttnm nl cons~d~r ~argU'lg (~ lO lnchvldua.ls and commMclaJ haulers who ,ae the county '• four landfill dumps. . 1"he $9 ltUlhon·per.yH.r landfill operation ls paid (Of ou.t of U\t' OOW\ly general rund, bul that revenue &0urce ~a1a hffn dsmim~bed since pusaae or Pf'OP08lUon l3 u ·er r~s never have ~n approved. primarily berause ol the sUr certain to be created by rountlans hit with hi~h<'r trash bills Tht-Onmg County Grand Juey. wb1ch recenUy E'X· nmlned Utt> county's Soud Wast(' Management Program, h1:u1 ~vlvl" rompa('hon so dump slt.-s don't !1!1 up :,c> fast Otiwr 1dt•u:, for (uua.ncll\g the dump operation include turning 1t over to a prtvate operator. u non profit corporation or a JOmt powers agency Each of thfffi~ poss1bilitle1> probably would involve user fees, p1lrticularly ii a private operator were in- volved The picture should be clear. User fees . of one type or anothe r, are mevitable, given budget cutbacks imposed ~ince Proposition 13 and future cutbacks that may result 1f Proposition 9, the income-tax-cutting inillallve . is ap- proved June 3. Instead of s idestepping the fee issue. supervisors should confront it directly and do what probably should have been done several years ago. Judicial Mudslinging --nu.fing elec lOn c ampaigning, most VOterS" a;;n't Sur· prised when politicians start acting like politicians, re· sorting to name·calling and other petty efforts lo attract more votes than their opponents. · This year two candidates already have started a cat (ight. The remarkable aspect of the name-calling and mudslinging is that it i.ovOlves two judicial candidates.· One is the judge in office in the Central Municipal Court and the other is a former mwlicipal court judge who'd like the Job. Attorney Arnold Mordkin. w.ho sat on .the municipal bench in Fullerton until he was voted out of office two ~a rs ago. apparently opened fire by deciding to include in hi s statement of qualifications the information that his opponent. Judge Edward Laird. was once arrested for drunken driving, a charge reduced to reckless driving throuith plea bargaining. Mord.kin claims that s hows an l't htc·., problem in the judge. Laird responded with a Superior Court or9er permit· t\ng ;1 rh<1ngc> in his statement of qualifications to point o ut I h:1t !\ford kin was appointed to the North Orange C:ouut v Cuu rt bc.·nch then voted out of offite within two month...,. L<Jt rd'!, statement also notes that Mordkin has 1 v. u:e unsuccessfully <t pphed for court comm1ss1oner µo~b /\U of this information is mildly interesting but hardly useful when voters a re t rying to decide which man is bet· ter qualified for the bench. Actually, based on their behavior one might conclude that neithe r should hold JU dicial offi ce. Unfortunately, it's a two.man race so Sant.a Ana voters' only allemativeoption 1s not to vote. Parents., Responsibility w ... c·~t1mat<·d that some 70 percent or di vor ced pan·nts <·Vt.'Otually pay no child s upport. at all About JO PN<'t->nl faithfully pay the full amount for as long as or· dcred b} the C'Ourt. The remainder pay part of what they OW4! Thus, taxpayer s upport of the semi-abandoned ~'OUngsters through public aid is an ongoing burden. Under present law the parent who has custody, usual- ly the mother , cannot ask the court to order payment or the support. through wage deductions until payments have been delinquent for two months. Even then. the en· forcement process is s low -and the kids have to be fed and clothed. A "parents' responsibility" measure introduced by state Sen. Alan Robbins would speed things up. It would e nable a parent to obtain an immediate court-ordered wage garnishment if child support payments were one month be hind. The delinquent parent would have the right to a court hearing to challenge the action within 30 days. but meanwhile the money would be withheld before it was spent on something else. It's regrettable that such ~ law would have to be con- h1dered. And it obviously won't do much about the job- hoppers or those who just disappear. But if wages can t>e attached for defaulting on a car payment. it doesn't seem unreasonable to legalize similar action for those who 'hirk their responsibility to support their children. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those ot the Daily P•lot. Other views e11pressed on this page are those ot thetr authors and artists. Reader comment is 1nv1ted Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd I Gossip ByL M. BOYD The notion that men don'\ Uke gossip is phony. Or so contends one scholar who has researched the matter. Most confidential ptJbhcations rely on male subscribers. and to a large degree they are little more than gossip. Books Dear Gloomy Gu8 An opUIJUt ls someone who bel~es Egypt and brael will co~ lo a b a ppy IOlulioD of lbei r prob l em• when northern and IOl.llMm Callron111 can't even 11ree on water dJ.atribu· Uon. O.M. about the private lives of business magnates are read by men. too, and they're gossip. Even further. this sa- v an\ claims. the whole bystem or classlfymg govern· m ent doeuments is based less on national security than on the masculine craving ror gossip. Q. What's the s martest sort of bird? A. The crow '" usually credited wtth tha~stincUon. There is • COMtant factor on which the major alrUnes appear to baae their re v· enues. No Ma~r wbat ~ economic co~dilion s. Amencau always l1Qd ways to do two UWll•: drlnk and trnel. Q. How can 1 aha~ follow • aceat ttall ln tbe water? A. TM> widelptHd or111U1 on ettJw llde ot au uout pick up lhe 1c.nt, OM ltde WHk, QM llde ltrolll• It atMn l...ef .. ••rw t• lht •lf'Ofta •·• ........ Jack And r8on ~ervices Squabble Over MX WASlllNCTON -AS the risk of mtUtary .confrootaUon with lh Soviet Union l(rowl'I alm06t hourly \he ll,l1'l th1n1t the Uruted Stu tea needs 11> "bu:1 1oeS11-a 1>· "'ual" lnu.,r."'rv1c.-1ealousy at th~ Penuagoo But the Air l''orn appears to ~ putlmg tu prest1xc -and 1\s ~ho.rt' of tht' mll1t ary bU d !il't abeod of ob· jec tlvc con 5ld~rauon.s of nati onal sec unty Jo the eye~ or so m e /\tr t-'orct' brass. l hf' U.S.. Navy 1s the enemy. not the Kremlm Fa<'ed with mcreasin~ con .cresst<>flal doubt1> about the SSO billion "racetrack hutllt>" pro posed to kN.'p o ur M X rmss1Je, ~afe Crom a So\ ll't f1r\l stnkt• tbl' Air Fon '£' htt~ rl'~Orted to outr1~ht misreprC'sentat10n in lls attaek s on a t·omparabl1· alternative which would JoltVt' the Navy primary l"C'spon~lbiht)' for strategic defonsl' of the U S mainland. THE PENTAGON'S answer to -\he'"1:rllnnr-oT a s urpnse -SOvlet uttack on our la nd-based mis. sile~ is to t'onstruct 4 .600 silo~ c-onnected by l rat'k s ncross thousands of squan.· mtles or Oiarles McCah•· Nt'vadu <ind Utuh d~sert The 200 MX m1!.1>1l eb :.11merl at t'-t c gf't., 1n t he Sov11•t Union ~ould tx• 1thutllcd back und forth w co rtfU.'(<' the Russ urn", much llkt> ,. c-a mivul 'lhf'll gam.- '1 he J'nuayon thu t»efk ckeldttt w rl'p/.al'e tilt> c/Qted loop .fhUltle Jl/Slt'm wtth a U!u ro111y tmror rJro/011'™'111 nf t>u-rnl.Ulkc 1 ----A i.1de from th<' "ila~~enn~ cost of the rTlQb1ll' shuttle ~ystt•m . ;1nd u ppo!>•llon from n ·.s1de nl'> of I ht• <1rl'a' afft•1·lt'd rnt1C!> h:..tVt• 001 nll"d out that w1lh1>ut an ~f· (t'rttve SALT 11 tn:<•l>. the So v 1el:. could the<>ret1cully tarJtl'l a mis 1le on t'a('h one of the 4.600 '1los They could hnd tht' "pea" by picking all tht' "'a I nut s hells W1lh lh<.>st' drawbur ks to dt11 " 11 u n t • t h t• A 1 r F o r c-t· h a ' O:lOICkl'<.l at the !>U~~t''illOn or all ,t\tcrnat1H' ml '>~tl(• umbrella that n1uld rost IC'''· dot•1>n't up ,,.1 .in\onv·., t•n \ 1runment. Jnd 1·ould ht• n111<·h hardt·r for tht· Sovll'I!> to neutraltz .. · THE Al.TF.R!"JATI\. F. 1' thl· Shallow l 'nrlt•r"J1t•r M1-;,t11• Sy11tt·m 1Sl'M 1. dt•\'f'lllJ>t'-0 b> two 1< .. a<t1n~ sc 1t•n t 1.,t <;. Dr Stdn<'Y OrcJJ and IJr R1('banl _!]ar\\lfl_ l.l ..(!MJ>O~··~~OUL mt!>l>lll'., on m1111 -.ubmannE-' that \\Ould t'ru1 M' up and down tht' t•oa.-.tal wah·r., of th.,-United S tutes. instead of on platform'> that \\OUld m ov(• on trat'kS I hrough the d<"!Wrt Although SUM has yt·t to ht! proved bett<>r than the land· ba~ed MX system, 1t deserves a ... c-arefut and obiective scrutiny. Rut in both seerct briefings and public hearings, the Air Fo~e h a!> repeatedly tried to blow SUM out of the water by r&i.Smg a fear 1t knows Is unfounded TIDAL WAVES t'a us~d by nuclear explosions could destroy tht' m1~o;tle-bearing 1>ubm.annes. lht• Air t .. or<'t-charJ(es Whal the Air For tt> ncglrtlb to !>ay lb that the des tructive effect of a tidal wave on submerged 'u b:. 1s luruted to those caught t'ru1sm g on the rontmental shelf. llut 3!l Dr. Garwin has noted, "Our proposal call:. for deploy 1n~ this for('e in t'oai.ta l stnps ~I miles Wldt' 1n ordt·r tt1 dis- 111 butt• till' mtnH.ub., 011t·r a b road enough Ui't·an area ~ that tht• forcl' <'ann<>l be barra~ at an) depth " Nt"vertht>less. Air Force brass hat' cont1nut• to r aise lht.' 'PUrlOUS Spe<.1t·r ()f tidal \\aves to d1i.<:rt'd1\ tht· a1t1•mate plan and kt"VJ) the Air f''c>rrt No 1 in the f'entagon pttkmg ord~r. CWCANQS....AND Carttt. Jtm · m y Cart e r 's effort t-0 woo Span11>h-s peakmg \'Oler~ appears to tx· mon · <.'O!'lmet1c than sub· l'>tant1\'l'. Many thspan1c leaders Vll'W hJs expressed COn'cem for their constrtuents as Uttle more than a cynical play for support 1n the key slates or T.e•as. California and New York, with the• r total of 112 elect.oral votes. Ca rter's appointment o f s pecial usi8tant.s and so-caUed "ambassadors" lo the Hispanic community Is rejtarded as tokenism in Its rrudest form by many lhsparuc leaders. Evt.>n Paul S andoval. a Colorado sta le senator who was for Carter tn 1976 and is helping roord1nall' his 1980 campaign the re lo ld my reporter Carl O'Connor he ls "very, very dis- appointed a nd unhappy with Carter's gimmicks a nd blatant attempts t.o get Hi1ipanac votes:• LIKE fmlER leaders ln the West and Southwest, Sandoval pinpointed edu('ation • and particularly bllingual·bicullura.I classes 3S the lcey Issue for Hispanics. They were d1sap- po1nted earlier this year when. despite what they regarded as a promise to name a Spanish- o;peaking secretary of the new De partment of Educ ation. Carter appointed S h irley Huf,tedler instead "W~ had to m ove Heaven and earth JW.l to 5(et a m t!i!t&ng with the new se<'rt'tary, · · ~aid Gil Cis- nl'TOS of the Chicano Education Project THF. 1s§uE of bilingual educa\.lon is of oveTridlng im· portance to the ffispanic popula- t 1on. And e ven though Vice P rt-s1dent Mondale helped to im- prove the Fede ral 'Bilingual E~ucat100 Act which would give l<Xal school distnct.s the JUlhont) to m1tiate suc:-h ~lasses e fforts t.Q turn the act into law h avt• run 1nlo a bureaucrat.i c ~tone wall. lns1ders tell me the reason is that Carter doesn't want to ruk offl'nd1111: I.ht' powerful ran('hers anc1 otht>r btts1ness interf>St.~ 1n 1 hi' Southwci..t whn oppose .1 '1 ' 1 h 1 n ~ 1 h ;i 1 w o u I d I i ft ( 'h1< .mo:c; from th1·1r dep(:ndt!n<'c 1111 !ht nu~t m1•n1.1I JOb., ~' -...nil•• J1mm' ('.1rtt:r prn 1 t.11 m' ht" •kt-p < onct·rn for ll1' pJntl 1 htldn ·n. th•· r<•),(ul.-t ion" I h 11 'tl.11111•1 I urn lht• llt>llllh, ~.du• al1un JJ1tl Yn•lfar£• IX'part- n11·n1 ., orfw1· of 1·1v1I n~ht.. lclf1.,.. on rt'l'<ll<'1t rant. sd>ool d 1s lnt•b .tr •· J.!,1lht•nnl;! <lu~t at ti EW HISPANIC LEADERS. such a~ Cok>rado state repraeatatlye •·ectenro Pena. are threatening to make tht>1r d1 pl<>asure known :it elttt100 t1 m<' 1f \ht> regula- l t ll n ' are not iss ued am mf>dt<1t<'I~ Schmitz's 'Slob Vote' Comment Revealing Another Cahrorma first Tht> m ost infelit'1lous pol1 t1 t'al ut- terance.of this tedious <'3mpa1gn year Credit g~ to Slate Senator John Schmitz, of Nt>wport Hea<.'h Al a conscrvattvt• Cah fomrn Republican Asi.cmhl.) meetin~ in Sunta C l ara th t• other day he ~u ~ges t ed lite racy tests for voters If h e h a d s l opped W\e r e. ht' was my boy Tht> reason we s h ould have ht.eracy tests. he Mttct. I!> to "cut down on thl' slob ''ol<··· and get to "mon· a qu ultty vote rather than a quantity vote " Yo u have to go back to t:arl Butz and Spiro /\~nl.'w to find that kind of jolly talk nmon~ politicians . M aybc, St'hm1tz m eant to say it. or m aybt-ll wa!> a Freudian sli p THERE IS NO douht however. that 1n those words Schmitz defined the rtRht·w1ng Republican. The top-dog n g hl· wing Republican. The /\<.'tor. un- doµbtedly smiled inwardly (it's the truth. 1sn'\ it'> I and winced outwardly <how could he be so stupid'' I We all know who those :!.lobs are: Mexicans, legal and 1llegal. Orientals of all kinds. blacks . welfare white!\. hippies and anybody who doesn't stand and uncover wh e n General MacArthur's name is invoked. People who don't own houses veer on Sk>bsdom. All these alobe ha ve one thing In common : They urf' nurly all Democrats with u capital D because they bclit'vt'. no t 1lto1etner rationally. that they are more likely to hf' helped by Dernocrata wbCln they are in ~rouble t.Mn by •lob-haters. THOUGH IONALD Rea11n '1 alobber)' la a blt moro mu~td th"e da)'1 than when he wu urhem of caurorn11. ll 1ei. demon1&rattd Whtn h ran 111ln1l Clenld Yord fol' lht nom I nation \n lt'?I, h• had tn I» an 1ttld_...I)' kit nl •orai wheft .._, tncil~ that )Hr'• vt,.ton uf ·r ht· ~1H·•·c·h .1 r1•C1•n•on· t o .. \ l>llll.: hut·k... ,, J OO In)! 1n )!rot t•n 'hlfl' hnl·' 'ti. Ith food ,t.1mµ.," in Lhf'1f ll.1r1<I' 11 ... ,., planatmn t h\' • t'>111. k' "'1•1 1• nut hlark' Thi ... ~t·ar ' Sp1•••«h conL.11n .. ~11mt•th1n)! ht• n·i•d .. omt·~ht•rt· :met. until <';Jughl up" 1th. '>lall'<J r<'P<'alt'<.lly "It co~l.o; lll':W S3 tn O\ t•rhea<l to <lei! vc>r SI to a net.'<!} ra·rson tn th ... c·ountn . n 0 I h T I m ,. .1 n ft (' R s <' h .1 11 ,. n J! e d t h 1' '1 a 11• men t . .1m11nJl man) tlllh'r f.t<'t ual ma< nirai-11·~ tht•\ t'l;.11m1·d Rcu~1111 n ·pt•1tlt'<l Thi· 11,.:w f>t•11plu insist that '1 1 1·0!.I~ unh 12 rt•rlt~ to pro· ,·1111· SI toa n<'<'cl:> Pt'r,on If Rl'a~;rn hact !l'k•'l:tr l!t n\·rJI ht• \\OUl for GI Bill of k1~hts bench t!> v. 1th re· ~J rrl lo (>tlu\.·ati()n or an) th.mg ·· :-Ottltlt' or thl' , ... th mtt~hl ,.,·en h,I\ 1• been ablf• lu ltd) up his ~~ ntax on that ont• I TKl.'LV BELIF.\'F. th<' great maJon t> of m1ddlt> Amen<.'ans b<'l1t·vc that people who can't \Hilt· En1?h sh and are poor or 111wr11ploycd are .. mor(' a quant1· I~ 'ol<' ratht•r than a quality \ () t l' . • 0 r I h (' s l' m I d d I (' Americans, tht• mDJOrtly art' not Rcpubllt'ans I hat tht•rt• rx1~t ' in th1:-roun- In. and <'Spe<.>ially in the <'ilK>s ,ind -.ubur~. a "elf are c ulture is l>t·yond doubt This 1s a la1d-bM<'k ,\menta LJ1d IJd ~k Amen r a doe:. not \ ote It 1s not rt.•ally theM~ peoopl<' that St·hm1u -...a~ l:tlkin~ about lit' .... .L'> talking abOut VOTING :.lobs To equate the poor a nd the un· dl•rpnv1lt'gt'<i with ~lobb«'ry is an unfortunate habit of all of us "'ho are not on welfare and <kl nol need to be. Pe rhaps the un- fortunate Schmitz has done us ;111 a lavor by roming right out with 1t. Therapy. like. Next Ume you pass a person who looks poor JUSt say "slob vote" three limes for J>('nan<'t' Carter Keeps the Pundits Busy Thttnk God for L11lt:tn Carter·s ltttl<• bov Crom Plain,, Geor~1a If 1t ~a.. ... n·c for hi-. conststenl bumbling , whut \\Ould ed1loriul writer~ and c·olumni-.11> do for m utenal ., Of <.'ourse . .ltmmy goes a lot further with h1i. ~('If righteous 10compt•t<'n<'1' than ht• nct•d' to f or our purpo~<·~ I m <'an . th,. man 1s givmi.: lnt>pln<•.,s ,1 bad name The late s t a d venture in a long saga of Mr Rumbh· KOE-5 to Wai.h1n~ton . "the tragic hoAt&Rt' rl'l'-CU'' attempt Lord. <'O m mandos in the embassy t•om potmd W1lh.Jn 24 hours after tht> takeover. This, of course. ig· norei. what It takes to mount one of these operations. Carter s hould h ave done it bet· t er. There s hould have been more of lhil' and less of th3t and i10 on. ARain. easy to l>a y. touRh 1o do CARTER SHOULD have done tt later. Ht s t1m1n R has fnghteoed our aU1es who were on the verge or helping us put more pressure on Iran. Well. our a llies have been on the verge of doinM wonderful thinas to help Amrnca since dirt wa:. Invented H'IC"k• will m)' mt.'dl» •'OllN1gul'~ have a field da.)' ~1th that ' Tht' r r\tiqut'. u n aly111~ :ind "tn\Hk story" •• · _ phufl('1j s hould kt•t•JJ u~ <'Olum nlst• out of tht.' ruin for se>veral week• at l<>ahl THE MONDAY Mornin• Qiartt'rbarkll'lg wlll rall into two hoard nl~orl Cuter 11'1ould hav done It and Ciartn ahuuldn't huv_. don It r.r1~t1r hould htvr dooe It. but 11ncmf'r We hir>ulct h•" . Ou Im or 1rJWmf!n\ •lH o, landl'd our and. yet. they never quite seem to l(et their a<.'t together . Carter should not have done it be('&US(' 1t would endanger the li ves o( lhe hostages . Possibly, l>ut I doubt lt Keeping those hostages alive' 1s the s urea'l ituurantee the Iranians have that we won't nuke them ba('k to the a) atollah '!> favontc century. the 13th CARTER SHOULD not have donl' It tK'<'t1use the mission had a s mall <.'hance oC suc('css. Whal happened probably proves the v111id1ty of this point except that Carter th<' President a nd Carter th <' Candidate had to do soml'lh101: to satisfy tht' growing frustrut1on and &nftt'r of the peo- ple M)1 m'w!!pnper. mui:ininc und broadcast eolleul(ues uN! 101.na to worry thi11 on<' to d<'ath like a hunary doM w1t~ u bl& bone WKILt; I think Cartu la Pf'Ot>- ably the worst Praldent tince Orant. 'et u. be f1lr Had \he reatuf' wnrkf'd . all would be fnralven and Uttle Jimmy from Pl1ln• would be our natWM\a1 ht•tO l.Odly h h M-n "·&aaly out Won. · '\'INOf')' h• • 1how11nd f1the", but drl at 6"' '611 unth1n " ' - ~ay. M,fy 7, 1960 DAILY PILOT A 7 Teamsters Have Best Paid Leaders T~ PaltllDDrr Frank rtual.rnmons •u paid '156.J!IO lut 1ear whllt Teamalera 8-c_ret•ry ~aaurcr Ray Sc~ Un1 NC'lll~ '125,000. attardln• to l.H survey. Fit.DlmmoM abo r«el ved DMlft ....... c. .. .:;: .. ..,.c:.w"'W U.an lt40,000 In upenae. and al ::...... ...__._ low &Mft, meant.nc hla total com penaaUon was S298.U4 But Jo-iti.s1 m mona 1pent alrn0tl ll~.000 of hia ea penst money fur le1al tees to dt:lcnd hlmaelr iaa&aln1t charu11 ot lm proprlctlCll that were brought by M 1roup ot db1aldents In the two-mHUon member union. Thu talarl• peld the labor leaden are amall ~-ompared wltb what the n1llon'1 top bualnen executives made. eccordtnr to the Bualneas Week survey. The ma1azlne said 25 top ea~uuves received St million or mor• ln salaries and bonuses laat year. FRANK E. ROSENFELT, presi- dent and c.·hier 0H1cer of Metro· Goldwyn-Mayer, It'd with $194,00I) in ~ialary and $(,86$,000 an bonuael. a total of SS.063.000. The survey showed that nve other union leaders received more than Sl00.000: WUUam ff. Wynn, United Food and Cornmerc1al Workers. Sll0,000: Shannon J. Walt, National Maritime Union o f America. $109,671 ; J .C. Turner. Operating Enaineers lnte rnaUonal Union, S107 ,495: Angelo F0&co. Laborers' Jn· lernalional Union. $106,M'7. and Ed ward T . flan I e y. Hole l • Restaurant and Bartenden lnt.ema· tk>nal Uruoo. $100,000 . The lowest salaries a mong the S6 • oCficials t>urveyed were S36.2000 to Robert F'. Goss. president or tbe OU, Chemical and Atomic Worltera Union, and $38,609 to Sam Church. president of the United Mine Workers. \... Vandals Sorry YOUNGSTOWN , Ohio <AP> -A s tory in the Youngstown Vindicator ~a.id Mahoning County apeot Sl00,000 m two yea.rs to replace road aicna that fell prey to lbieves and vandals. The miaqemeanor carries a penalty of six mooths in jail, a $1 .000 fine or both. AMONG LEADERS Frank Fttzaammon• Natural Delights. The Beauty of Cane and Leather. At Hand for Mothers Da y! The mix of natural cane and rich leather. .. in perfect harmony/ Classic, sporty shapes with smooth, rounded comers. Elegant understated ... and so very right for her! Each one is room y enough UT hold a whole day's demands, equipped with an inside zippered pocket ... coated in a polyurethane finish to preserve its natural beauty. Above: The large, three-compartment clutch with center zip, deep outside pocket, •9J. , From the left to right: The medium, double-- handled satchel has two zippers that extend way down for easy opening, '95. The hobo, with adjustable buckled shoulder strap, '93. The large, top-zipperd satchel with double handles, leather tabs, •102. All from Meyers in natural cane with tan leather trim. Or a gently white-washed cane with bone or white leather trim. Handbag Collections-where we are all the things you are on Mother's Day, May 11th! ~k \ f ifth A'Jlf't111 t \nc1th { n.t\t Pl41a 1111 lttl\lQI \tfftf'f, ( mt.t M 1 01"¥1 Mrmrl•v '""'"fl.h I t1rl,ev I Mm W t1m to fl #I""' \J1111rl.o Imm )11 f m 11 t>m \und.n I.' i\nun, h 1 ~ rnt1 I • JU OAll V Pt~OT W.cl"""•Y· May 7. lllO NATION Builders Protest Slump ,• l11flatio1i, Politics Blamed /or Sale1 Dip f Sttolild "' Cl ~J WASHINGTON <AP) -PY.ldent Ca.rtB and ol~r ad.nalniltraUon ofnclala are beinc inundated by U.O.•andl ol two-b)'.foun. tome delivered by lnatk, othena actually ataml)fd aod aent throufh Lbe mail by ana-ry home bulld.-rs Etched into one wooden lf'ttf'r. rualled b7 a Soutb Carolina builder. an lba won:b. "Help, belp. Our lndul.try muat not die · · THE TW0-8\'·FO a C'A MPAJGN 18 part of 1 lobbytn& eltort to convtn<-th.-Cartn adn:llnbtra uon to sprnd bUDdreds ot mllhon.! or dollan to aub. stdhe up to $10 bUJlon in brlow marht mon,a1 Tbm far. Cart r bas dt>tllMd. evtf\ lhouib a s\mtJar Pl'OCT•m durina the la.st housU\I downturn in 1.974 proved aurc-Hafu.I In 19'14. bowo_.r , lnfh•Uon w"s not runnlnr at l8 2 pet"\,"el\t a nd p0.Utlca.l presaures did oot man· date a balanced budget Recently, with housrng s puuilna into a deep sales sJump. lhe Wb1te House proposed 111 modest. f75 million plaa for oe~t year At that level, say Carter wdes, new bouain& subsidJeB won't fuel m ila&Jon or bust the budget. AT BEST, THE PKOG&AM MAY p rompt 100.000 additional bousilie starta, a figure termed tiny by an industry lbat wants to build a aullion more units in 1980 than now appears likely. "lbe offic1al line from the White House i.s that we are a bt.mch of cry babies and tbat the situation is not as bad as we make it out to be," complains Michael Sumicbrast, chief ecooomiat of the Na- tional Assoc1alloo of Home Builders. Victor Marrero, undersecretary of the Depart- ment of Housing and Urban Development. says tbe administration has to be concerned about condl· lions in the housing industry, but "cu't cUvorce It from the overall economy." "'Ibis decline bas been very, very rapid as in· __ -teren.i:aa..-rose-vcry;-.1ttTfast; .... lftn wys.-*T!Jar gives the impression the slump may be worse tbati it really is. "WE CAN~ DENY THAT TllEllE'S a very serious probJem out there. We do deny that the ad· .ministration ls not doing something about it ... ln any e vent, many housing experts say the in- dustry faces l001·term problems ; morecver, they say the answers may lie outside the reach or Washington. In interviews wttb builders, realtors, bankers. economists · and gpvernment officials , t hese themes were raised repeatedly: -INTEREST RATES FOR MORTGAGE and construction won 'l fall substantially until the fight against inflation is won; -The thrift industry. now suffering due to old loans at low rates, must provide new services lo savers and must make a move to offer mortgages with adjustable interest rates. Otherwise. there may be insufficient home loan money to meet housing-demand. -State and local governments must reduce the number of laws and regulations that face home builders. Otherwise. land and construction costs - which rose more than 1.3() percent in the 1970s - will soar beyond the m eans of many homebu,yers. VET THE EXPERTS SAY THERE a re I population and social trends that suggest a rosy future for the housing industry once the current storm passes. • • During the next 10 ye ars, the entire baby boom generation will have reached the home·buying years : more lban 620,000 people each year will be added to lhe 25 to 34-year-Old age ~roup. Put another way, 43 million people will reach 30 m this decade, 11 million more than did so during the 1970s. Lifestyle changci. also will int~ns1fy demand for housm~ Jury Says Auto Faulty in Design WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) -Ford Motor Co. has been accused by a coroner's jury of using a faulty transmission design in a car in wblcb a child died April 15. but the panel declined to ac· cuse the company of criminal ~f1ence. l District Attorney Jerome aaid Tuesday he woUld take lbe six-member jury's written stale· J ment under advisement, and would decide by Fri· day whether lbere ia cauae for filing a charge • 1 against Ford. The results of the inquest are only advisory. Cabm said that while be mlgbt not me a charge, be hopes other a uto manufacturers will review the safety quality of their transmiasion desigu. Thu Lleu Cannon testified that she backed ber 19ii Ford Thunderbird from her garage in Hartland, set the handbrake, put the car's automatic transmission lever in park position, and stepped from lbe car to close the garage door. The car traveled backwanl into a pond. Her son. Michael, 14 months, sitting in the front seat. drowned as neighbors tried to open a door before lbe car sank in 20 feet of water. Free to the Pablle 00.QONSOUD IV PACIFlCA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIA TJON "CHRONIC COMPLICATIONS OF DIABETES" L£CTlJR£ • FIUIS • DISCUSSION TitUllSOAY.MAY 15, 1980 7:00·9:00Plt. MODUA.TOa M. ALI ARAllAll. 111.D. CARMEN YUPPA CONFERENCE CENTER .... .,... ... ...... "' ...... ol ..... ) " 1 ... , ..... CllFJ lo .,.,.., 1 ................ w T The dJYOfee rat«i coftt!nue11 to climb, and as fan11U11 dJ vt d•. new boUMholda ..,, c"'ated. Similarly, ~ oeedl wW vow u liletpao.s •ll"ftdl. ,.... fem ale We Hpect.ancy bu ln· r reaaed about 1S .,.rceal, wbilt male Ufe 1pu la up MVb JO pereeDl. ..ML TBm T11BN1>8 INDICATE a need for more boulJl.ns lo fact. the trenda auueirt more unlta fw rel1Uvdy fewer people." aaya Ja1 Jania, l'ha.lnnan ot lbe Federal H01M LoAD Bank Board. It ia apecMd tbat t.be ownbe.r ol households wtll re.ct&• llk1.Wan tb W1 mU.Uoo by 1.llO, a 16.2 a\lllioa LDcreaM Ln J• 10 yean. Jo tbeer numbers. America will demand betwe.> two million aad a,4 mll11oo unlt.s each year tn the dl!IOa. Thia 8eemingty certain demand ls lhe home builder's security blanket dwini tbe current slump. But. there's a potentially cruel side to these numbers. Such unprecedented demand is certain t o push pritea b.lg.ber and higher -particularly lf s upply can't keep up. 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Perpetual is the place for you. .._ OM1e: 1710 WI..,._ IMI ..... .., Hiii, CA IOl'f2 27...,_ or 212.-e • Wad 1111Ollw10888 WlllN,. IW., Loi~ CA~ •7~ • Laat mane Ot11ea 180 No. La ..... IMI., Loe Mgllll, CA 90004 .. ...., • ....,...,,.,, OMlec 1~ OftoMhlre St., NorthrldOt, CA t132A *"n21 • 0••• ............ ,... ... O.• ...... OA .,.,. 34M1•1 • , ....... Ofllel: 3* Yotbl Lindi IMI .. FUiierton. OA 12931 ('114) m.1aoo •La11A11111t .... t•llft ....... °""9.t~~OAllllO ('r1 •)M0-1 ..................... , .. tll'•· . .__...._. ...... ...... t: • ' CONSUMER £\£ W@M[[ ~@[fwn@@ De •...-rt •••d l•tn-nt DEAR PAT : I plan to cash some U S. Savln1& Bonda this year and wa.a wonderiJla lt I bave to re port the interest that they have earned. P.Jt.. Costa Mesa \'ea. Tupayen ~ne twe _.... wain report· lag ia&erat a~r.4 oa tJ .$. S.Yiap e.Ma, &C· e.nliq '° IRS. Tltey ma.y aaeeall,y re;.ort Ute ••out of l.D&erest earaed euil year or tltey may wait UCll they .. ave u sJted lk bcwMla ud report Ute totaJ Ua&erat ea l'1le'd at &ht ume. €011trart• Gtddr Ollnwl DSAR READERS: Cootnds area'l always lZ·page legal docamea&s med by blC buiaeu &o make compUcated deata. Coasumen regularly sip tcllllnds lot cred.h carda, car repaJn. IM>a:ae lmprovemeets, aad all kl.nets ol o&Mr pu.rdlaaa. A aew pamplllet naUable from die S&ate Bar of California describes many coetracts coasumers are likely to sip, aad It tetb "'"at OM"a duties are mtder a ~tract aa well aa Mw to •et oat of cer· tal.n coatracts and •bat remedies are avaUabte ii a contnct ls bn>k_ea......•~at.Slaoakl-l-Ktlow-fldore.J. ---.,.-SfiD~" upfaiils tbat verbal eoatncta often are dlfficaJt to enforce and that some contnc:1s, such as those entered into with a door·to-door salesman, can be canceled wUh.ln a specllJed time Umlt. Tbe respoutbWCies of eo-alpen also are explained. Tbis ls Ute eightb iA a state bar series 'th1Uea for consumers Of legal services. Also av.Uabte are pamphlets on smaJJ cJatma coart. wills, auto accJ· dents, laad.lord-tenaat relatiolls. buying a boll.tie, bankruptcy. and estate planiag. Sing.le copies may be obiained free by sending a stamped, self· addressed envelope to: Pamphlets, State Bar of CaUfomJa, SSS Franklin St., Saa Fnncfsco, Calli. NlOZ. Multiple copies may be ordered at cost by send.leg a check or money order ($7 .se per ltO and $st per l,000 copies) to: State Bar PampbJets, CSl Brannan St., San Francisco, Calli. Nl07. TrenN~d Deep Matering DEAR PAT: We Just bought a house that bas several mature citrus and avocado Lr~ in the bar k yard. How much water should these trees get? They are beautiful now and I want to keep them that way. H.D., Costa Mesa Tlae C-oopenUve E~'a fu• IHIYiler's office l"HOlllmenda watertq dliese trees a-.it oace a ...-... dartag Ute ,..mer ~ • wea&Mr ud ..0 type. Snd;J ..0 lleeda mere ··-..... llnwy ct.1 ..u. "'*'waler --.. pelNI OD die ..... of raiD. m.e. Waeen.,. .... Ate tkreJI ••• , ... p e-. la ..... (Z lee&~) .. .. tltena&ao11e.AllMr.....,.. ~ ... ~ l -.n frem die md of a 111.e worb "'7 well. A $-laell tnlld9 uead Ute tree,• .s-t '->...S tM d:rtp line. may lldp ~.-. U. water ud ae, ll away fnna &be tree tnmk. Fera.s, annuls Hd odter plants •Idell Beed t more freqoeot waterblg Uwa tJaese trees alaoald lllOl be placed nest to or UDderDeath them. nls goes for lawns too. A1tboagb dtns aDd avocado trees may survive ud do well ba a lawn area, t'tere is a good cha.nee -especially In clay sou - Jlat t.bey will grow poorly ot evea die. Egg Query Out of Sltell DEAR PAT: Does keeping eggs at room tem· perature reduce their quality? Also, bow can you make a quick .. s upermarket decision" a bout which size of eggs is tbe best buy? c.v .. Irvine Eggs lose more quality in one day at room temperalare than in ooe week or refrigerator storage. The labeled size actually describes Ute weight of a dozen e ggs, not tbe physical dJmeosions or tbe eggs. Large eggs weigh 24 ounces; extra large, Z1 oanc:es; and mediu.m, 21 ounces per dozen. By calculating coat per oance, you can figure out the best buy. Or, divide lbe price of a carton of large ew by 8 aDd compare with the difference in price bdweea Ute large ud smaller sli.e carton. U price·divlded·by·8 ls larger, buy the larger eggs; U smaller, buy lbe smaller slu .. Job Openings at Fine Jewelers. Donavan & Seamans, jewelers to Southern Califomia since 1894, opens a new store at Fashion Island, Newport Beach, early this summer. \ \'e v.111 h.wl' l'mplo \ nll'f\t opportunitie<- ror d scl<.'Ct iew individual" with experit•nce in Q."'fn<llogy. Silver. and Shippi!lWRt'Ceiving. Pll·~1sc dm-ct wnttcn in<Juiric" to: Pre-;1dcnt DonavJn & ~aman~ Co. 5760 \Vil~nirt' Boulw ard l~ An~ ~cs. CA CJOOJf> Conhtk.•nt1Jl itv rl~h.-d. .. ..... Thurman, and Bre"t Waite Yeates. a lt of Fountain Valley. Award Earned O w e n Frost o f Newport Beach bu re- Five atudents from HunUnaton Beach were a mons lhe graduates, Jeffery Joe Irvine. Ran· dall John Clifford, P atrtda Ann Madbon, Tamara McKlnnoo aad Keith Lee Lockhart. cei ved an award of ~======::;::--, me r it, a plaque and ( ) Sl,000 ICbolanbip from a.l'8~E'W •AaaJM the American Cooault· · - illi Enitneen CouneU KEEPS YOU ON YOUR Froet ii ajunJor at Stan· TOtl9 ford University. In the DAILY PILOT 0nm~ CUITOM "'-'MINO lt*iieltdngtn SHADOW BOXl!S 1803 Newport Blvd. Cost4Mesa .~, ~·""'~ •AbmS IMSUIAMcl MOUP 141-HM w Ul-JU7 ............ e..e. ..... DAIL. v PIL.OT A. 2 for 5599 6" Plant Sale . Huntrngton Center's annual dlrect·from. growet 2 for 1 sale f0< ~Olher's Oay Choose from 14 va11et1es of olush foliage plants "' large 6" ex>ts. 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Tbt condJtlon1 b•v• forced ol ficlalt t.o t'onvt rt two school clauroom1 Into a lee pln1 quanen '°' ta chlldntn, UM 1t toroey aaJd, ma kl.n c ll nec:etaar~ lo plate Junior and H nlor bJ1h Sunset Planning Approved The •ui>flrior court ault was fli e d by •tto r n t'y Harold La Flamm~ on b_.half of two chUdttn who wtrto d t'rlbed MS "pr~ ~n..: de-t atnt>H .. al the Sitton Homt", IO<'al\'d ln thf' O ty of Orange • T he homt• lb OP\'r ute>d b) lht· county lhrou1h H• Huma n S.rvteft Atency and provides tht-onJy emers~ncy shelter ln Oranae County for children wbo Jre virt1ma Cil ubuse. nel(lect, .1 bandonmcnt or :.nual molest.a· lion. The home has 68 beds, but the h1ws u1t contends that. number la "regularly exceeded.'' A popula· lion high of 88 cbildrn waa ta llied early last month Laf1a mme said ove rcrowdin1 has caused proble ms that lead to polentlal fare hazards. transmit· tin g of contagious diseases bt>cause there are no l1<>latioo factlities. and lack of storap space cbool t'hlldren o n h•lC day •uatona Thl1, In turn. prompted the <'Ounty Board of Education to or dt'r the chlldtcn removed from tht <'onvt rted ctuarooma a nd pla ce-d In another faclUty tor cla11a t.aflamme'a leol 1H·Uon. r1lt'd Mond1ty, cl1uml'I th~t tht• County Uow-d or Super visors bas r t fu1ed to 1pend aulflclent mone1 to allevl•te the over · crowded C'OndJUons and related problems. ltll aeeb to havt the court re· quire \be boa rd to 1rop&,ment Grand Jury reC9mmendadoos ot last month that t all for ex· pasaaioo of capaclty b1 20 beda; provide eddttlonal otftce •J)a~ and isola t io n fac llll\e s for children with contaftoua dlfl eases : develop aod strengt.heo pre venta tive ptoerams, and bu ild a ne w laundry-line n· 1torage are.. A court bearlnC lJ acbeduled June 10. By Ot.:LORIES raw1N Of• o.lty ............ The $$.9 mJllioo ttt0nd phase ot SUNet Aquatic Park near Huntington Buch wm have more plcnlc area.s and fewer c ampsites and boat slips under a blue print ap· proved Tues day b y O r a n1t e C ou n t y Supl'rv1sors 8 \JPEaVISORS r e· jected an earlie r staff te· commendation in favor of a proposal approved by the cities, a Hunt· 1n 1t.on Harb o ur hom eowner group and t he Nation al A udubon Society. The p-ropo,al shied dowq lhe number<>(. boat sUps from 80 to 31. the campsites from 240 t.o 72 a nd ln creued the pie· nk klng a rea from 2.S to 4.S acres. SUNSET AQUATIC Park la a<tJacent to Hunt· ington Beach and the Di l •de_R • t Sea l B e a c h Navy • • Weapons StaUon. The 63 -a ~ r_1 eJeC s_ -·-· --.. ltettS-of sarptus Nav y land was rurchased at 50 E • f s • percent o lt.s (air market xpans1on 0 erv1ce ~~~n~ftt~nusl!':ro~~~cl~~~~ Oial·a·Ride programs scheduled to s t.art In four Orange Coas t cities in September wUJ remain restricted to s e n io r citizens , O range County Transit District directors have de· dded. The transit district board rejected · a staff proposaJ to open up what is es· sentially door-to-door public trans it service to use rs of all a ges . But the board agreed t'l continue Dial·a·Ride service to subscribers who sign up for dally pickups regard· ten of a~e. A staff report handed to district directors two weeks a go proposed ex· pa nding the service because or low usage among senior citizens and the ·mentally retarded, who also use the minibus service . ., Howeve r, directors -replied that Dial·a·Ride was intended for those most depende nt on public transit , the elderly and disabled, and expansion to gener al uae l:nlgbt crowd those users out. In addition, transit money may not be a vailable lo pay for future ex· pa ns1on of t h e service. s aid Al llolhnden, a \rans1l d1stnct board member Olal·&·Ride service is scheduled to begin m Septem ber in Costa Mesa, N<"wport R('a<"h. Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley • .1~~~:~ATIHO ~--" ... , ... .,,, lo< 111•\I ~••><• T•mo '..4611\ •I Vovr 000< IC.1111 ~'°'~ N•••••• Your ••••• 'O~TAMf\.AM1 ·1219 IU...._,_ -..1u10H Vlf '°495-0401 '"" c.-... '-~"- Census Positions Antique Show Available 0 ,. "' • .,., ...... • MOHDAYOHLY ~ · Special flhru June 30!1'11 r. Slu:400, C.t-' $tyt. ~ ·ti MetlSIO.W-....$12 •-.. ByOav1d ....... .,,... .......... ~CJlairQallerr The U S Bureau of the Census is stt II looking for prople interested 1n te m por a r y o rflce a nd enumerator work T ests for the JOb!> a rc being given Tuesdays at 10 a .m. and Thursda ys at 1 p.m. The Cens us Burea u Di.strict office Is located on the thlrd noor at 24000 Avila Road in ~guna Niguel Further Information may be obtained by call· ing 831·4311 . Besid es preser ving two nesting sites for the Caltfornia Least Tern. a n e nd a ngered bird . par k plans call ror a h a rbor pa t rol head'· quarters, a fishing pier and a future ma r tne· nature center. L ess inte nsive d e · velopment s hould also ma kt· it ('3c;1t.'r to securc- per m 1t apprO\ 1:1 1 from the Coastal Commissio n and U.S F ish and Wildl1fr. Mr!>. Wu:der acJdpfi - I n ad di t io n , l>ai d James P1:1ltn. the city's di rector of developme nt '>t•n •1ccs. 80 more boat s lips on th<> Seal Beach ~•de of the Huntingtoo llar bour Channel would add to vessel congestion. Jncreped coneuUon is expected upon com· pletlon of projects pro· posed for the har bor , ln· dud ing Peter 's Land ing. Pacifi c Plaza and the proposed upans1on o! I>avenport and Weathe r· b Jla y mannas in Hunt· ington Harbour. More boat slips and campsites would also in· cr e ase traffic on Ed· l n ~e r A ve nu e and pollullon in the harbor area . according to Hunt· 1 n gto n Har bo ur homeowner represen · t ativcs. A Summer Fcuhion Prev~w at Newport Balboa Savtnga on Thursday, Moy 8th, 7:30 p.m . .l Weltcliff PlalJCJ 1rvfnt & 11th Str~et Newport &ach ORANGE COUNT'f your TIM& MONEY· I • 30-MONTB ·6-MONTH Variable Rate Certificate $100 minimum 11.515% Money Market Certificate $10,000 minimum 9.860% ~--effeet~annual-yietd-·-----effe'ct~ ~11)--__ •• J 10.750% 9. 495 % current-annua l ra.Lc effective through ~ MAY31 .. l!'ITERE~T C01\11'0l 'l>J-,1> H \11 ' curre nt annual rate e ff ecti\'c w ee\< of MAY 8-14 ~I \1 l'U: I ~ 11:::10--'°' I "" \ Federal regulauon ... rt-qu1n· 1nll'rcst pena ltll 3 fo r 'arty w1th<Jriiw;d 11n all r·1·rl 1fwalt.., _Ll~una7~g~ ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION @ ~m BALBOA BRANCH 600 Ea11 Balboa Bouleurd, Balboa, CA 92661 (7 14) 613-3701 FSiJc Addtl'lonal 0 11.ces 1n t t~IH'-1 l\, ,.. I 4 • 1 f j, • l a')uf"ln H1'\\ ',. ... • · ,., .. , ··"' l •. ,,nCi.,.,...,.1 4• ... .,~. [t~•nor• ~ ·: . 11' • l'• """ , .. l ,, )vn .. t ~ I ·' I 4 .. I I • 0 vf' Ou1nQt• <,.,. ""00 • '""~" • • 1 ( p. l ' 1 Sears SURPLUS STORE • We sell first quality a nd d1sronttt1ued merchandla.e rmm Surs Retail and Catalog Dlstnbuuon .. W '"" pri~ quott'd a rt' ttw rrgular pnc:t>~ at "'h1ch IN tlt'fTI' Wl"rr rormnl~ oHer•'d by ('at a log or 1n many Seal' Reta1l i.lor~ around the countr) SAVJ: 60°/o LADIES' ROBES · were 21 .00 to 26.50 Breeze Box FAN 2·Speed was 19.49 NOW s13sa SAVE •so Craftsm•n ~MOWER 20" Aotery 3.5 Hp was 149.99 N.OW sggoo 14 Speed fin BLENDER -lfJ with extra mixing Jan ==: was 22.99 ::-_-NOW SAVE'S60 Craftsman ROLLER TOOL CAB wes 189.95 NOW s129ss SAVE s130 Craftsmen MOWER Rear Bagger 4 Hp Self Propelled NoV1 !124gss SATURDAY SPECIAL MAY 10th ONLY ·Remember Mother's Day May 11th Supermen $LUMBER BAGS wa s 24.99 5-Speed HAND MIXER was 14.99 NOW sgaa ~ H_......le1ell ,...,._M••• " ............. . C1M)m·lill , ..................... " . ••• -.... ""'' 9111"'9 POPCORN POPPER wtth Butter Ring was 15.99 • HATION ~.May 7. 1980 Leads Fade on Mi sing Woman Ta11ya, Campbell Seriozis Tu:osome . ~ Nt:W YORK tAPI PuUr.o l11v.-1u1aun1 th~ m )'att-riou. Feb 12 d111appearant't-of lhf' widow ol &inM .. r rtt W aiynf' !\8y Uley ·w lf()tlf"I) ft•w leads Vlda Wayn\.'. ~H. o f 1 ()' Antt:I~. WH SUppOlt'd lo be on hf'r way to 11huw her doe at lh4' WHtn'UJ\.'lter Kl'not>l Club abow I t Maduon Squur'-' tio1rd n rf'Stauraot on flnh Avcm"4t nf'n 33rd Strfft. A ('lt>rk .at the fast food shop rf'mf'mbf.ra 'U!Cln11 tht- .-oman Th<' Po<'kt•tbook ron tat~ an 111rhne t11·ket to Los Anstfl NOW THAT THE ads b•v~ NASHVILLE. Tenn. CAP) -Tanya Tucker <'C'1t,.ed. u spokesman at the 11 ays her relationship with fellow s inger Glen l'ullct> l>t"partmt-nl'ti missing Campbell is serious · p.-rimns burt-au said, o ho~ the "1 guess we·~ about as ~nous as two people "l1&htln1t1 uod lu~ can be." the 21-year-old singer said ·we 1tt1 vt-ry ft:w iughUng~ But when asked about any marriage plans, she thc11~ duys," s111d Sgt Max San· s::ud. "U we are getting married. it's news to me." dt•rr. Miss Tucker said she and Campbell. 44, plan a T ht• ~ f oot 4. 120 pound work-vacation trip to Monte Carlo when she W<>t11 n, with reddish ·brown ftnlshes recording some songs Campbell fccom- ha1 r. wllS wHrmg a h&ht brown panied her to a recording session and they posed fur ('<>at, marooo boots and a for a phc>WgrapbQr while s he sat on ttis lap. DAIL V PILOT A I f TH t: l.A~T TR ('to: oC tht• woman ~u.<> .i fur ht4t .. nd pu,-. ••. th e It-ft ill 1• M <'UQn~ld '' M ra Waynt>. daui<htf'r of ttw I 1lf' F.rle P Halliburton. fout1d1•t o f tht" lt.alllt>urton Cu . Ml 01111 ... ld i.•rv1c• antt t"<1u1pment buM n~8 , wu Uw l'lubw<·t of dupl11y <.tdve>rt.Lsc.omt'nlll in tht• lhrH-nu1 JOr ti\,)' dwJ.u~ for w~f lu~ 1tf\t!f hf'r ~UJ)pt'UrJUIC't• lllaH'k leather skirt when ~he GEmNQ DIVORCE Campbell is being divorced. Miss Tucker b s NEVER MARRIED H1n111ht"d . ________ G_ten_Ca_m...!,tpbe_l_:.l,_.U __ n_ev_e_r _t>een_m_arr_1_ed ___________ T_•_ny!...a _Tuc_ker • 2_1 TEXASINSIRUMENIS LADIES LCD DIGITAL WATCHES t15'(~ 19t~ U .tS lJ.tS Wll•I• m•tol to•• ~ulHI• 0 Hn Whol• _,Ii\ l lO<k leo•lo;w co,. woth llotk \ll<>p & 81od• lot• plO\lo< \lroC)' 100 % POLYESTER ITALIAN SCARF SELECTION HEART SHAPED PENDANT AND EARRING SET THRIITT 149 PR I Cf =• P'"'''· \olt<k & twill•: "' J ,.,.,, UBIY'S S&W THRIITT299 PRICE Ottll(OI• goldr~ goh bo•41d Pt• SALMON TOMATO JUICE 1SY2 OUNCE llG 46 OZ CAN MONTAG IOXID fASlllON STATIOllllY :189 :59c wt.ii. \IO<li 1o,1, Whl .. atodt lot•• ~ ~~ . • RG.9•c ~!!, O\UKl~I., lf A,y ( dlL~Jhv/ CONTROL TOP PANTYHOSE REG.119 1.S9 A••'099 ono loll out d SohoOe• SPAITUS RENTON QUAITZ IATRIY . aoa .~ .. .,16'' GIOCll'S SCOTCH DITI DIUllENE CllOICI SCIUl'N IAIY WASll flUl1' IUas SPC*GI QOllS I SO ''I •. 39c ""'219 .. SJ• NICI wtll4e '*' ~·' COSY A MHA ,_.,. YAWY POUWTMe VM&IY .......... '6Mt ...... I 1n• ., ... t~ POUR l£ BAIN SPLASH REG. 249 3.50 8 •• Af 1,.. botll dltl1qhf 7.25 VALUE --=---:1.sf CONCINTUTED \'#1~\Y. COlOGNESPUY l \ t/4 I : ~,, .. !I NU., UIS flDI ._, ~ I ·~~1~ 4'5 -!./ ' y1. . Sl'IOAL ~-1fi_:__:::.. Pita 1Y, .. 1. HIAVINSDIT UUDIPAIRIM DKAllTll .,,.3ts •AWi J\o'l.tz. • llYIMAn COlOGll SPIAY ... 4'' .. ..... EmRDENT DENTUIE CLEANSll 2!! Clo •ob'•" l ~ (0; SCOP( MOUTHWASH 30 OUNCIS ':l'l~J &onv• ~·r• •o••' -·-.. ·-·· .... -. ·--... ----.. TYlEMOl EXTRA STRENGTH 2~! l()OCOf>\Ul4t\ NEW PROCTOR-SILEX Ladr Light· STEAM & OIT IRON "THE UGHTEST Of ITS SIZE" 6 ~' 29.99 PUllMATI mt Fill WITM (V(IT I Oll Of COlOI ,_INT fllM HOUGffT IN FOi rtoetSSINGl 8r1rq 1,.. 6 ,,.., \ qo1 b ~"' 1 o+1 .. , good f, '"' S 1 80 rhr 11 ~ I J "Ml NAii AwmT TUMS SPUY N YAC UllD IONUSSIZI DIODOUm DIPtlATOIY AUllGY ANTACID NO SCIUI lOTIOM TAIU11 7S TW1S IUIQIA• :o:.I" .:1" :o:.12' ::. I" :o:.1~! t •1 W•lfl i.o.. o•I 14 '911 ... :0 c ,..... ,. 100# •• ., ' AJ2 DAILY PILOT NATION -----------------85UOO Damages Surprise Mom. Have Stuart Anderson and his garig cook dinner for Mom and her gang on Mothers ·Day. We have a little surprise to make her feel ~a good inside. Open at noon. ~~u s RESTAURANT:~ FOUNTAIN VALLEY• GARDEN GROVE• SANTA ANA ANAHEIM •TORRANCE •CERRITOS • LAKEWOOD Woman Wins Sexual Suit WASttlNGTON (AP> A federal jury has awarded 152,:JOO in damages lo a woman who tlalmed she had to resign as Wuh.lngt.on district aales manager for World Airways to avOld aexual @dvancet by the alrllne 's president, Edward J . ~aly. · THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT panel o( four women and two men deliberated about 2'f.i hours before awarding S2.500 in compensation and '50.000 ln punitive damages rrom the Oakland· based airline to Bonnie A. Clark, who held her JOb for only a week Lawyers for World contended that lhe verdict was contrary to the evidence presented during the week·long trial and said they would ask Judge Harold II. ' Greenetosetasidelheaward. Ms. Clark. 35. contended that on lh.ree separate occasions during trips to San Francisco. Daly patted her on the nght hip, rubbed her leg and tried to touch her without her consent. She said s he resisted Daly's alleged advances at all Um~. •' and on the third occa sion o•L" m anaged t.o get a" ay a fter she promised to ac- company Daly to Reno, Nev. IN REBUTTAL, LAWYERS FOR TUE a1rl10e claimed that Ms. Clark "flirted and enrouraged _ ..s£.JWaL..a.dv.an.ccl • ~-~u:ui-4l-aQ-!.!.ktbrieat~d:.~bff charges. Daly.,did not ta.5tify at the trial. Ms . Clark has hied a separat<' s uit against 1u·m. and a tnal 1n that case is pending NB Marine Earns Wings Marine Lt. Ste.en E. ' 30%off to Salt Lake City on theTopBanana. Discount appues to round·tnp adult coach fare. Subject to change. Reservations must be made 7 days in adv • .mcc. <.ind you mu•,r !>1.Jy over 1 Sdturd<Jy night. Seats are !muted. so caU a 1i-<.Jvel Agent. your Corporate Tr...ivel Ammgef. or Hughe s Arr~st <lt (714 I 54<r.ZOO-O:--- Hughes Airwest. Ya. Top BaNma i.11 the WelL 4 Days Only , Gwllliam. son or Mr. a nd Mrs. Elwood A . Gwilliam of 915 Citr us Place. Newport Beach. was designated a naval aviator. Thursday • Friday Saturday • Sunday A 1970 graduate of Santiago Hig h School. Garden G ro \·e and a 19 77 g radu ate o f Brigham Y o u ng University he joined the Marine Corps in April '-----------------------' 1978. South Coast Plaza Quality Clothing Clearance Sale -, Save 20°10 to 40°10 on selected clothing featuring labels such as:. Geoffrey Beene • Fioravanti : iittala 0 HAPPY MOTHER'S DA YI •1n1an~ta •urntturr. Jnc. (TOP LINES OF PERIODIC FURNITURE AND GLASS) 3840 EAST COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DEL MAR CA 92825 ( 71~) 17-3"!73&3 .. Lanvin Walter Morton• Adolfo Calvin Klein • Pierre Cardin Yves St. Laurent , t you'll also find slacks by . . . .. • # • . . . • . I j . . . . r Jaymar Ruby• Nino Cerruti ~ Renaissance Not an alzea available horn NCh designer. harris& trank Thurldly 8A.M.·10 P.M.; Frldlly 10 A.M.; I P.M. lltunlly 10 A.M. • 8 P.M.: 8undly 11:30 A.M. • &:30 P.M. I I NATION TOP OFF Jim Paul tto' llC"f'f\.'\l' platf' 1'1 valid only on awiny d•Y•· bt·UU$t' lhut ' wMn tu. cao~Jbae coe:. topl • '"*"'••.-ntot ...... "-"• .... o.~ 0 ................... , .... . "''M4 •• .... ..,. .... .__ .. ow ..... " *""" ...:• i • • •• (•Uflotnl4iM...,_W.......,.. Cri~ Traps Top Students FORT WORTH. Teu11 IA l'J Two h1•h school slu<.h.·nth described by police: uh t xcepllon.11 ly bright <1nd bored have be<'n rhar.:ed with dt·lt11 quency and authonlles say the) Wt'rf' involved in burglary, extort.Joo a nd weapont. dt•<dm~ lnvehlJgalors seized a pistol from a srhonl locker and aJso found a !>ubmachint· gun and t'X plos1ves ''THESE AllE •:xcEPTIONi\L STUDENTS with high JQs," police Capt.. CS. Geeslin !>a1<I _ '.:Ji.'s..a-'lhame-lhey-eouldn.!+lu~d~methtttg-mt1rt- construet1ve to do, but apparently school wa~n l any challenge " Juvcrulc Judge ·scott D Moore t.a1d he ar raigned the boy~ las t week on delinquent condut·t cbarges that spec1f1ed one burglary count. One or the youths alsci wus named in a cha rl(e lhat speC'ified po!>sess1on of the submachine gun The youths, who wen' being held al thl"Tatrant County JUVt>nile detention center. were not 1denllfl'l·d bee a use o( their age Both are 16 PoJ1ee char~ed that l he boy<>. s tudents al Paschal llJJ.!h School. stole more than $6(1,000 wonh of :-.1lverware and openited a money laundt'nn..: 3Chcme THEY HAO BEEN OPERATING togetht•r :.ince la.st (all, pol1ce said , and art: hUSpectL-d of tSurglar1zing at least four home:. in the arl'a a round Texas Christian Umvt:r~ity and !)t:llrng the stolen goocb Investigators said the youths also rans acked an office near Pasehal and pubhshtd 11n under· g rouod newspaper with eqwpmenl s tolen from Lheir school. The newspaper. Geeslin said, pro· vided "a legitimate business as a front to launder tbe money," or hide \be true source of the money. Police said they became aware of the opera tion after a March 23 burglary of a TCU pro· lessor's borne where silverware valued at $30,000 and aome."embarrassiDg" tapes were taken. THE ftOPESSOa I.ATE& a ECElVED a let- ter waming him the tapes would be given to "the right party" if he did not pay $10,000. He 11gr eed to make the payments and contacted authorities, police said. Police and postal investigations were under way when t.be father of ooe oft.be boys. concerned that his son's grades were slipp10g, spoke to a te acher who said the youth had an unusuitl amount of speod:ing money. Tbe father searched his son's room. discover- ing several stolen credit cards, $1 .300 in cash. a .45-caliber submachine iun and other weapons. ex plosive chemicals and several "how-to" books on terrorist activities. Geeslin said. After confronting his son, he look the boy to juvenile authonlles, acrordlng to Lt Hank Snow ,,r the Fort Worth Police Department. The :...o.cond boy w as a rrested at school. and <1 45·caliber automatic pistol wa!) found an ..i shoulder holster in his school locker, polict· s aid Farmer H e ld Lial1le ~ DENVER <APl A. fc.-dc>ral appf'ab court h<t'> upheld a damage award to a Colorad<.i former who sa id tus 1975 spring wheat harvf'st 'Was nt'arl) destroyed by blowing dirt and du!>t from a ncigbbcmng farm. _ The 10th U S Cir('u1t Court or Appeals' upheld a n award of $8,100 to tt-nant farmer Wilh am ll;Hti> Trial jurors determined the Wesley C Lavin fam1 ly was neglJgent but did not act malJl·1ou,. ly The Lavi.ns contended the 5Wt !)lemme from a disagreement on the proper way to rar MIL@~§,, Fitness ~~~) Center S/ 'II is for Men and Women! SUMMER SPECIAL 3 MONTHS ONLY $59.00 AND 2 YEARS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 Otl. Y '8.30 PER MONTH (BASED ON A TWO.YEAR ME MBERSHIP RATE) NAUTILUS GYM EQUIPMENT • NO CONTRACTS •NO INITIATION FEES • NO ANNUAL FEES 2 Recquetbell Court• Available GREAT EXERCISE 0 A$SES 206 Walntiit It., N1wp1rt IHch ... ,,.. 611·f711 \ "CHARLIE" CU'.AA ~t lrtCl..UMS: • HUtlv !>4 ''•"'""'' •tf> •. ,..,,h·• '•""· •Rc>ttyS1tk I tu •kW\ ~·1~AH"11><111t1., ·• I oa •lfo• So!kl 1 ... 01. • \ ''" •fl1t J'"cJ 6.50 t..~ ..... , •• u.. • 11 ... , .... ,~ ~ """'hJ!tl ... , "JONTUE'' Pt:RfUMf AU NATURAL p,,1,,n••cc•H• "•''" 11ttJI' 11 HU"',..,_., "BABE" ~PRAYCQ~~t I~ 7.00 BATH POWDER 801.7.50 "T ABU" SPRAY COLOGNt. bvOana Thi. ft ttl'·" • ' 1• I ,f ~'1t•lf t ~· '-., V. h1 t, I ' u I • . .. ~.7.00 "Sentiments" 4.75,09.00 d> J>Rl'\l f ~I \It 11\Bl11 1 "CHll'IERE" SPRAY COLOGNE I.) 0 1 7.00 "CIE'" ~ byShulton CONCENTRATED COLOGN~o1. 6. 7 5 POUR COLOGNE IY•~ 6.00 Wldneeday. May 7, 1980 DAIL I( PILOT A' 3 AD PRICES PREVAtL: WEDNESDAY. MAY 7th. THRU SATURDAY. MAY t Oth. .1•11 m 5.00u. 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COLORS SET OF 2 GIFT BOXED Cosmetic BAGS A~sorted tabr•r P""''> with 'nJp~ or 11ooers POU.llD "DEEP HEAT" MASSAGER P1Mtr111nt lnfr•lttd heat 1nd 11t1U1gt ttr quiet"""'"' relief ol lftinor achn & P1ins. .... ,..,. FIEE BLOOD PRESSURE CUMCS SAT., MAY IOlll 117.._ 1)30 ,. to 4:31 .. AT AU.UV•DIUl11•D YOU CAN WIN . .. . .. , AJ8 ~VPtlOT WednMday, Mey7, tMO Slayer Fear Ebbs Carelessness Worries Police Tbe Onnae Coast l>h•c11eon al •yer wbo · murdered and 1exually assaulted ala youna women and ltft two others roe dead remaina at lar1e. pected lO lftn her ~r\lalb lneapadtat.ed. SM lan't ttlllpeC\Mi to bc!i of much belp to poUce In the SNrch that's <'Otll the poll~ depanment an l'stlmated SU2,000 for tnve.uaat.on' tlme from \be- t'nd ol Oc:tobtr whtn the la.t murder occurred un- til March. when tnveaugaton betan lO tab on • He baa l<'ft a ~cacy ol f ar and tnastnUon -. lnc-e ~ lut wiaolved lQ"tnc man t.ha.n auc mool.bs aao COSTA MISA INVES'nGA'l'OllS WltO ha~ logged more tban 8.000 hours trym, lo track ttt. man wbo committed four uaaulta in lbelr c1ty aay lhey are cont"emed because the elfff'l ol lhoM! · othN <'itsea and ~pend leH time bunll.na the bludit'Oll tlayer. SO INTt!NRI WAS THAT SU&CB detecUves donalt'd more than JOO houn1 or Lbelr own Ume. Al otM: polnt, poll<'l' h1:td a l"06ter of 40 men wbo couldn't~ totlllly rult!d out as P<J6Slble suspects • .a-l ~ -~ • flow did the luH or 40 come iolo belng" ~ft'f rir. ••••141"'W ••~ 1 •• · "Mostly people Clllliog ln with ti~," says U . :W .. ..,.. •I 'lwifr .... ll•e •r#>lc· C:alnoo "They'd i:.ay lhey work wi\b a guy wbo 1-rlMrS •• ••r Or•••' C•••C looks J~t l1kt' that picture, or that be laved lD their • ....,, neitchborhood " .... Pr,, T1w9•,.... lrulr•lrfll •I ••I He swd other men's names were added to the ... .,. .. lfH"•lrd a ... prrl A •d list on thl' basis or past criminal records invo)ving • 1nmllar assaults on women. ,...,,.,... tlbl•rktl •••• ft•lr11tlaf rkd--. laarh•fl orrrr••r lla«Plr 'ftlrflrr In.rs, 110 l•11tJer prardt"r err11 llar d•pl«P•t Ii l«-·•a ri•g .prtw,1 lt"'f"S. -<-rimes 1s diminishing They say the women who made a run on gun stores. karate classes and lockBmith shops last rail ar e be<'Oming careless aga1.11 "Human nature being what it 1s, they're just not betng as careful ," says Lt. Jack Calnon. the man who heads the 1.11vest.1gation for the Costa Mesa Polic;e Department. Hopes for clues in the hunt for the killer are drnur:u~ with.the.passing.da}'6.----· -· THE KILLER CLAIMED IOS first local vic- tim in August 1977 in Corona del Mar Since then, tie murdered an lrvine woman, a Tustin woman and three in Costa Mesa. He left a Santa Ana Heights woman and another Costa M es an for dead. He has been seen only by two people, one of whom is lbe S:year -0ld son of murder victim •Marolyn Carelton of Costa Mesa. One of the two surviving victims of the killer has amnesia. The othe r living victim suffered head and throat injur ies so severe that they are ex- QtJF.STIONING OF SOME POTENTIAL sus- pects led to establishment or legitimate alibis ror the criUcal periods wbeo tbe victims were slain. Two of the men on the list of 40 have slnce died one committed suicide and another died in a trafhl' accident. "We're at un impasse at this polnt," Lt . Calnon says of the status of lbe lnvesti1aUon. From having 13 detectives asstgned full time, the investigation bas dwi.od.led to two men and a super visor. all or whom spend part of their time working on other cases as well. Along with the frustration of not being able to find tht> suspect. the police -patrolmen as well as mvesugators -say they're disturbed that lbe public: il.ll1twk.ha.s...berome lackadaisical THE INTEREST IN THE self-defense classes. the guns, the watchdogs and the security devices has waned. The locks that could be Life-savers are left unlocked. Peo'ple forget, police say. that the bludgeon murderer never bad to break into an apartmenL He always managed to f~d an unlocked door or window. • The eight women were all suri>rised in their apartments where· they lived alone or with room· <See BLUDGEONING. Page Al 7) DO YOU NEED Teen Gets Life for A LAWYER? 2 Slayings SAN DIEGO rAP1 Simple Will ................................ S40 First Consultation (any topic) .................. S20 Corporation Formation ...................... S225* .. QOOO Ot.D MY'S FURNITURE In O<an1jt County El TOAO . 23641 El To•o 0 1 .. d • C714l 9SI ))03 SANTA ANA TUS TtH . 1703 E 171,, SI • '>43 ·8701 COSTA MESA• 3115 N Hart>or Slvd • S49·8761 WESTMCN'SfER • I S011 B~acl'l Bl~d (7141898·%73 Partnership Formation ...................... S345 • Uncontested Divorces : ~= .............. SlSO" A-. J favor to a friend. Kent Wimb<>rlv said ht• shot two people to death -A Judge sentenced thc> 18 year-Old to 25 years to -~~~~~~~~~~~~ .... ~,...~·r~-= .... ~,.~-~,~·-~·~~~·~·:'.· •:'.·:'.~,=,=-~=~====~=~~ HUNTINGTON BEACH• 1!}431 Beaeh Blvd • !>J6~S01 A ATESIA • 11727 Soul,, St • 924 ~2 SHOP 7 DAYS A WEEK• WEEKDAYS 10 UNTIL 9 • SAlU~DAY 10 UNTIL 6 ·SUNDAY 12 JO UNTIL 6 1k1li Driving Defense •................... S350** Unlawful Detainer ........•...•............. S90* Accident cases •.••...•...•.•.•.. Free Consultation ....... """9_..,,,.._WC>IOlf ... W£ Offtl TifESE mTillW. 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In addition, since the interest from this certificate cannot be cred~ed to your account. we can put it into a separate interest-bearing passbook acxx>Unt. Or. 1f you wish, we can send 1t to you in a monthly check Annual Yield* Annual Rate '= ... ... :, ,,, . . ............ ~"'-.f -+---+---+---+-that's almost like a supple- "O > co mental income. lt'sall uptoi you For more information.; stop in to our new Brent-~ wood Savingsofficeat 286~ E. Coast Highway. Corona Del Mar, (714) 675-8071 . ~ -~ ' •1n1e<esc earns trom da'9 of de006lt to .. dale OI wlltidntwal Federal regula11oos .. ........... _.&.......&-PfOhlbll lhe compounding of Kl~l'9$1 ! oo 1h1S account The annual yield applies • wf'le(I interest 1s held and accumulated ~ tor one year et the same rate The rate rs '--:::::~""'-sul>teci 10 cn.noe 111 matunty F8def'al "'" law requires 8 SObstllntlal int•esr ~ S 2867 E Coast Hwy for eetty withdrawal Of poncoal from a s oertlflOllte aooount Thia ra .. eltectNe May8.lhrOUQh May14, 1980. • • I ~.May 7, 19e0 DAIL V PILOT A f i l.eeS (arpefs flew Spring S: · Have Arrived and l Tliev'le All on Sale Sne llOw at Alden's · 11le new Lees ~ line h•s JUlf errfVfld Ff'Mll ""',. st'f#tt'9 Oland n.w ~ ¥1d t>ftl ol all~ /Nrcec1 IM tnts W9fl\' 71le9e lfJtfOdvctory sa >'•'194 M<J Satvrr:Jay So h<Jrry Cal or $top "' to<My " 1 ttHt nf1W carp411 yO(J \l'8 Deen ~ anttnQ to bvy-on sa1e now And best OI cJH 11 s " Lfffls O.oly l'llet Si.ff ........ THIS YOUNG HITCHHIKER UNOET£RRED IV INCIDENTS OF VIOLENCE Such Lack qt Concern 8y Pot9fttW VlctllM Dteturba Polle. Fro• Pa,,.-:I 16 BLUDGEONING. • • . mates away wbeo the killer struck. But lt ls believed they were wat~bed beforehand -their bitblts charted. Whoever killed and ln some cases raped the victimswbo rang-ed ln age from 17 t.Q 31 may have monitored their last days and hours, police believe COSTA MESA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Board of Direct.ors members recently emphasiled they have not forgotten. voting to extend for six months a reward for the slayer's capture. Citizens have contributed some $C,OOO held in a fund at the Citizens Bank of Cofita Mesa ~ be paid to an informant ll the killer is identified, caught and convicted. Chamber officials specified that, in extending the reward offer until November, Contributors who wish may withdraw their shares lf they desire. Iran Desert Rescue Team Fled Fireball WASIUNGTON tAP> -The men who com· 1Danded the iU·fated effort to i:escue the American hostages in Tehran have told Congress that they beat a hasty retreat from the lranaan desert because "the slty w<ts ablaze" after a hehcoper and traoaport plane collided. "Ammunition was exploding all around them and the sky was ablaze," Rep. Donald J. Mitchell, R·N.Y .. said Tuesday aft.er a cl08ed-door bearing • by tbe House Armed Services Committee. HE SAID TIIE COMMANDERS of the aborted Ecue mission testified that the collision of the lcopter and a C· 130 transport sent a huge ball boiling into the desert air. that they feareii il would attract Iranian forces and daylight was approaching. "They were arr aid Iranian F-4s I Phantom Jets> would be able to shoot down the slower • C·130s" if they delayed evacuating the desert re· fueling station where the mission was aborted, Mitchell said. But other congressmen said after the bearing tbat it was not clear that the commanders were · spedfi~ally concerned about the American-built ti- lranlaiWF-'1 jets attacking the departing U.S. cargo I p)anes t. '• THE COMMMTEE'S WlTNF.SSES TUESDAY were Anny Maj. Gen. James Vaught, overall com· mander of the rescue mission, and Lt. Gen. Philip Gast, bLs deputy Oo Monday, the panel heard from Army Col. Charles Beckwith. who was in charge of lbe I American commandos who were charged with res· cuing the U.S hostages who flave been held in Tehran since Nov. 4 Pay No Income Tax in 1980 and Recapture Taxes Paid in 1977' 1978 & 1979 . 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PANTS Size S-20 up to 50% .OFF 80% OFF FAIHIOlll FOi MOii AllD DAUltflll OP llVllSIDE 3127 JUIUPAAVE • llVllllDI comer of M• noll• , , NSIDE: •Stocks •Comics s t - ---·-Mo-vi_H_·T_e•e-v1-s10_" __________________________ _.._;no,.. S ~y May I 1980 OAIL Y PILOT .r-• •• =----.....-.. . ~ .. .•"" o ... , ,.Itel~...,~·,.....,_ STRAINING FOR VICTORY The Orange Coast College Junior varsity crew is one of the best tn the rounty Hus year The Pirates defeated the Umversily of Washington las t weekend in &-attle v.1th s1~ sophomor es and two rreshmen pulhng the oars From left are Kurt Klug, Dan Freese. Norm MacLeod. Chris Tomhn. Clay Haberman, Whit Hall. Scott Lang and Gary Hooper The coxswain is Lee Miller •• OCC Crews Savor Ineredible Wins By JOHN SEV ANO OI IM O~•h 1'1191 SUI" It was more than a n event . 1t was a happening little. bul he s till found 1t hard to con· \am his f'nthusu~sm lhrt'e days later ume OCC had won on Lake Washlngton sin<.'e l968 and the JV eight improved Its all·t1me record to 7 15·2 against the lluskit'l>. "Our :.lrate~y v.a s to bl'al Washington lo the cut Ctht final 600 race and tht· lcam didn't know until af lt•rwards "IF Ol'R REPAIRS hud fwled to hold w e• cou.Jd htive done• m ilJOr dam 1:1Rc lo the boat a nd lhe outcom e ' 1e race \\'e had thought about cha.. g or bor The '>'1n marlwd only the serond tlme OCC's frosh eight had defeated the Hus kies in tht-Hues' 27 yelir rowing his· tory The victory ran the Pirates' frosh m<irk to 13 0. v.h1ch ha!'. tnch.1ded 1m- prt'\MV<' .\In!'. O\Pr wa.,h1ngtoh, Cal and (;Cl.A " j More than 75,000 spectator~ lin<.>d La·ke Washington in SeatUe ~turday for the Northwest Heritage Opening Day RegAtta. And. many expected to cheer _ ~ J.l~n>~Y<QfW a6htnglol'ti.o on.e-cttW ~Lory after a not.her . - ·'WE'RE BEYOND PLEASED." said Grant T ues d av o f hi s teams' pt•rformances "To "'1n in front of all those people 1n w a .. h1n gton's hom•• lOv.n is really a 1mvlleg1· ~in--bo"Ts -turned-ln ·ramasnc peTformanr-cs .... he l"Ontinued "The Opemng Day regatta 1s a btg event tn Seattle It seemed like the enlire city turned out. and the regatta was earned live on radjo and telev1st0n The rour of the huge crowd was deafeni0$!. but it d idn't 1nlinudate o ur oarsmen They ad1usted lo the conditions weU " ff-.ecu H~ twai iq ~°'O'f rt- Daate-at-.~oi rP Da,,.P 011 Swad Ofl aftPrnoo~ aft er lllCU#O n St. Patriek'• D ay. rov. ing .. ?ut v.t· v.1·re N>mmnted to lhP Tht' fro\h b<>at fcaturl"<! Wallace -&a.m&k--, ----nrn~n:-Oti-1v Runnctl. JOhriTFiOmpson -- • fhe "':Jnning ! 1ratc. sheJ.t .vir tudffi.... Jrlf Luckt"y.-Tod"Ct h-'k..w ehr.-Jefi Orange Coast College had different thoughts. however ' FJG.HTING THE ELEMENTS and the Huskies. the Pirates shocked the north\n·st rowing community by win· mng tht.> J V and frosh eight s pnnts K\ urt ~lu g U an t rt•e !>e . ~~>rm J ohn...on. Troy K1n-..1·y, Urt:w Cree and t .ic Ltod .r hr t., T '!ml1 n . C 13) coXJ>'tl.amTim<.:onnell l!abt>rmtin ".hit Hall S<-f>U Lang a od . 1, • .irrJ .\to•m· ia~w,LJnt ('()aChl and f <.ar) ll<K>JJl·r Th{' l'llXS l.\am 14 <1'> !,,et• r-\ood at tht-f1nai.h Im.-and tiSlened to Mille r · th•· pr~f"'"' or .-ach ract, on the radio <;rant '><lld \\ac;hin~ton <, hncit hall '-IX \\ t' "'"rt• ali,olutt·ly thrilled," said '''Olf>r oar,mt·n .. v. hil•· ()Cf' harl 'I" r;rJnl As a m atter of fact. the feat was so Ln· credible It prompted occ Coach Dave f;rant to rC'mark. "It was hke beating' l\ot re Dame a t Notre Dam e r>n Sunday brternoon after mass on St. Pa triclt-'s Oay " I Grant may have bee n exagf{erating a t OCC's JV eight. a decided underdog t•nter~ the race, surprisingly l<.-d from w1re-to--w1re and clocked a 6 05.87 over the 2.000·meter cou~e Wastungton. the favorite. hrushed eight seats back at 6.07 .24. meters) and stay <Jht•ad of the not'>e. · said Grant And jus t how dOf•S ont• stay ahf>ad of theno1st>""Rywinnrng ,"Grant .;,a1d · "lnterl'strngl}. Wf' h ad broken a rib on the side of our boat where the stroh oars hang, · Gr ant added "I didn't know about 1t until an hour ~·fore th(• '>nphomvn...., ,tnd tv.11 fri·-.hmen I hau· n1·\1·r ~f·n invoked with -M"l '-1 hin~ hk...._. h:.t-l){'f~ ~n my-ttfe 1 ·~e· - OKA.'W,t: COA-;1 ·~ fr<Xh •·1hht .1hr, l1·c1 from !>l.irt to f1n1:.h. c lor kanR •i U4 4 2 \\a,h1n gton 'c; A b<Hlt "'"' ·•·rnnd ;11 a. OK Kl -...11 h 1i... H 'rn·-... f1n1shmg third Jtt1 11; 11 ti.·"n tn th1· llt·nh·y H•·i.:-atta <Engla nd 1 hut th•· p<'<tph· lh~n· an· \ ('r) rc,ervf'<l .rnr1 qulC'L Thf·) v.t-rc· i.?01ng crazy at \~ J'hinglon . It hJd to bo· '>l"{·n t11 Ill' ~heH-d It I The v ictory m a rked the firs t ' A~ W1""'41DIO Streb Pitches -uc1 Can't Frigid Angels Hold Lead, F H Falls, 7 -3 ace a eater eod o( tbe Southern Calironua SANTA BARBARA -At the By DAVE CUSNINGRAM Of -OMI~ ,.,._. Si.tt Dave Stieb 1s not the kind of pitcher the Angels ~ant lo (a('(' right now Still smarting from a 3·2 loss lo T oronto Tuesda} n1Rhl . the AnRels mu..,l tr; lo right their 5tnkin~ 5h1p a gainst a younR right·handr r who throl4 s notlung but 5mOkt· WHAT T H E ANGELS .i.·ould prefer to<;('(• 1.s an aging veteran trying lo hang oo v. 1th off-speed '>luff and s low curves Their bat ting 3\'era~es need ht'lp Hut Stwb dOl"m't f1~urf' lo g1v1· an inch lk lhrov.<> a 95 mile an hour heale r . a nd t1>n1ght al Anaheim Stadium he'll be~ ing Chri.o; Knapp, wh<> ts 0· 1 v.1th a -l 91 ERA and try1nR to prove his back is n't still bothered b) las t yc~1r·., d.i!>C inJUQ "Ile throws hurd." Angrl Man ager Jim f'rego!'.1 c;aid of Stieb "Ill' beat ll'> onl't' la<;t Year Rut Stieb 1sn 't what I'm worried about right n OIA .. D1v1s1on champg are 11 12 on the year. "I rnn't can a team mttu~ and tell them to g et a h1l ... Freg~1 5a1d "Tht.') ·ve ~ m this kind of rru.xup b<.>fore They "'il l come out or 1t · He·~ been sayrnR that for a ~<'t.'k now. but sLill the Angele; art> unable to comt• up w1lh thf' k('y hi\ Tra1linJ.? 3·2 in lhe t:'IJ.?hth in nanJ.?. tht' AnJ?eh l>on lia)·1or c<tm t• up "",th thP bti'>{'!'. loacj("<f and om· out W1lh 24 08-i fan. ... on their ff't1. and !.C'rl'aminR. Baylor gro undt.-d mto ,, c.Joublt· play IN THE Sl~Tll . ~1th the basr-. loadt."d and tv.u out. R1r k M tlh·r n100 to ("l'Oll•r to end lhc gamt· Thl' prospects aren 't moch b~lll.'r tomght Dave Leman· cyik . v.ho notched the Vlctory Tuesday. ent.erc'd with a career mark of O 3 against the A~els Ras1·baJI As~1at1on season. UC Irvine mi~ht ref lect back lo Tuesday's game a~a1ost UC San· ta Barbara and Hunk about what m1J?ht have been The Ant.eat.ers. leading J.1 at the e nd of six innings. saw the Gauchos srore six lJmes in the next tW"Oframestohaod UCI what m ay prove to be.' a disastrous 7.3 c;t'tback THE U~"". AS IS every ooc at this s u.ge of the c;t•ason. was cost · 1) m that 1t drop~'d UCI C 1·1·7l in to a first plact' t1t• ..-.·1th Cal Stale FUll('rtOO In S<.:HA sl a ndm~!'. And. 1f that"' <iSn 't cozy t-nough, "N'Ond place Pe ppe rd mt> trails hi JUl>t ont.> game v. 1th <.:al StatP lb.. AngelestwobaC'k T hi.' Anteaters appeared to b4> m command aftf'r st-oring two run.' tn the Uurd and one in the fourth ln take a 3-0 advantaRe v.1th the s t aff's b e:-.t patc her . Bob Frishett.e. on the mound Rut fraht'Ue tired, surrender 1ng one run each in the s ixth and seventh frames before beinJ.? pulled in the eighth after he walked the leadoff batter. PHIL GARNER COMPLETES A DOUBLE PLAY DESPITE STEVE YEAGER'S BLOCK. INSTEAD, FREGOSI is ron· c erned about a team battin~ a veragE' which hus s hJ>P(.'d to 245 Tht· defendlnJt Wester n Rut Sut-b •~ bt-inJ.? hailed ~ the G reat Blue J a!> !lo pe. lhe p1tcht·r who 1s going lo turn Toronto tnlo a cont~nder H.1s rise to the big lt':JJ{Ut"S has ~n Just 'lhort of sen.'>at1onal S1gnt'd as a rUle-armed out f1t:'ldt•r. Stie b was converted into a p1t cht>r by a ~cout who won dered what it would be hke to put thJl <.'an.non on the mound The s roul "as Bobby Matuck. oow the Blue Jay~· manager THE ANTEATERS' bullpen ace. Jim W1tschger <four saves and a 2 40 ERA>. the n came on and procttded to get the first bat· teron a fielder's choice. Candelaria-Gives Bucs a Boost The rest o{ the Ullling. however. was a nightmare as a hit batsman. an e rror and three rut.s were parlayed 111tofive runs the crush.mg blow coming on a two· run single by Jim David. David l'arrie<f the big slid for the GaudK>S as he went two-fOf'·four with three RBI Pirates Cope With A d versit ies, Dump Dodgers STIEB DIDN'T LET his fututt manager down. lie won his first seven games m the Florida St.ate ~ague Lil 1978, then m oved from Class A lo the big leagues in one gigantic leap last June. PITTSBURGH tAP) -The Pittsburgh Pirates have prob· lems, but they also have a 2~·game lead in baseball's Na· tional League East. ··Every year the re are prob- lem s with au ball clubs. You have to be able to cope with ad· verslties." Manager Chuck Tan· ner said Tuesday night after Plttsburgh beat the Los Angeles Dodgers2·1 "n SEEMS WREN tbi.Dgs get tou1h. that's when we bear down." said PhU Gamer, who chopped a basea·lo1ded single that broke a \.1 tie in the ninth inning. The lat.est tu.rm.oil to hJt the Pirate. came Monday •hen Na· lion a I Lea rue President Olub Feeney lmpoted a 15-day •ue· pensioa on thlrd baseman BlU Madlock for his dispute lut w eek wllh umplre Gerry Cra wford. M •dJ~k, wbo 61 appe1Uq tM decl lon. rem.lned in ttM Untup Tut1d1y ni.,_t and rapped a 1in1le In the ninth lnnin1 •Yr ... M IANWHILI P llATI pilC'ber John Caftde l1rl1 ... ._..,..,..,.lndtlillll ....... That was especially timely for Pittsburgh In Hght o f Berl Blyleven's decision last week to quit the team aod tbe a rm injury last weekend that put another pitcher, Jim Rooker. on the 21· day disabled list. "I just go out there and do my job." said Candelaria. "I figure somebody's got to go out there and give us a boost. Maybe I can help show the way." Candelaria. 2-1, did not get the victory. It went to relieve r Kent Tekulve. 3-0, who Tanner insert· ed lo open the ninth. MOVES UKE THAT by Tan· ner prompted Blyleven to leave the team and return home to California. He felt be was bei.Da reUeved too early and too often by Tanner. ''Candelaria wanta the team to wln. Whtther he aet.a credit for lb• victor)' or not " lmm1terill to him." llid TUMr. The Dod .. n . nManwhUe. feU lbtff •• ,.,.. behind nnt·place HOUiton ift the NL Wnt. "ll w11 • wtll·played bell ' •••, · · Nld Dod1•r M an.,.r Olft Lalordl. "YOV noua1 .._....,. .... two..._ tMN would be"'°"' runs scored But Sutton pitched very well. Candelaria pitched well. and Tekulve was tough." So were the defenses on both sides The Pirates made four double plays. a nd Los Angeles also played outstanding defense Dodger rightfielder Reggie S mith threw out Tim Foli at the pl a te i n the fir st innin g . leftf1elder Du.sty Bake r ~rabbed cl sinking liner by Candelan a with two on in the fourth, and centerfieldcr Rudi Law caught a drive to the wall by Mike Easler m the sixth. "This is the best defensive ball<.'lub I've ever had. We've been play ing r eal good de · fensively," said Lasorda He firushed with eight vic - tories. second be:sl on the Toron· to staff. and Uus year he is off to a 3· l start with a 2.06 ERA. Stieb was voted American Leag~ Player of the Week Monday and leads the staff ln strlkeout.s < 17 Dave Gillies was instrumental In the Ant.eaters' two offensive thrusts as his hit was the first or four consecutive singles in UCt's two.run third. It was Gillies' single In the fourth that brought hom e Ma rk Stowell, w~ had §ff ANGELS, Paie 82 doubled. · Loss Would Really Put 76ers in a Bole By J OHN SEV ANO Ol Ult D•llY ""-" SWfl lNGLEWOOO -Laker forward Jim Cbones was casualty talltina to a friend Sunday following the Laken' 108·102 \l\C· tory over PhlladephJa in 1ame one of their NBA champlonship serlea. "Our nnl 1ame Wednetda1, \Ml wW be a crucial oaei" he wu saytq. "If" can beat Phlllde phla, there ·will bl a aot ol prn1un on them and ~ bow lt. It wUJ be to• for \Mm to comt beck lr1IUa1 two flnM'I." CHONll DIDN'T IOUND boullul t.. Wll •hnply •t•tln1 • lt w reeu. And, he'• rt1ht &bl ,..,.. blak1 wm • ., .. "" u.. w1U It tM)' klH IOftlpt ti ., 11111m1 two -a nd the Philly players know l.hat all too well. That's why it will be Interesting to st* how the 78ers a djust to the La.kers tonight Coach Billy Cunningham 's problem Is two· fold . a I he must tiod a way to conlaln °'* '1'\' r •• ..,., a.-llft 2 •• aa• Kareem Ahdul-Jabbar Hf tha\'1 l)Oitible>. bl i nd tMt h•• to alter the 78fn' offens.-to oftHI I.A '• double -teamlnA l1tcU~~. • ""AaEEM llAD o 1rt11t 11me We did u• 1ood of • Job '"' you tan dQ 1111.ln~l him." uld Cunnln~"•m Kund1y alltr w1tt blna UMt Lallln f ·I fflMtr NON u points. grab 14 rebounds , pau off for five assists and block an intim idating six sbot.s. Cunningham had hoped, aolni into the best-Ol-seven ~ries. that ~ul ~t.er Darryl Dawtiris\could handle Kareem by hlmaelf. He wu wrong. Nol only did Dawkins get into foul l.rou· ble early, he wu alao ineffective on the of. fenalve end. setllna otr only two •bola ln the flnt hall Cmaklna OM) and ICOrint but 12 polntl for lhe 11me. m01t alter the con· tett had aonc t>ten c1.c1dtd. "WE~ GOT TO F IND a WI)' t.o kMp Darr yl in t he 1amt mor e than ll mlnutet," Hid Cunnln1h1m . "You can IUJt top Ka,...m so mueh. But I Wak when Caldwell <Jon••> tl1y1 him, IMt Mlt&Aa&U,P11•at r DAILY PILOT Sex Discrimination Law& Violated at CS Fulle rton? ,_....AP ... atr• Tbe ~ ot wome11'1 ~at Cal SUL• • FuUenon dalms the school 11 ,mlt)' o1 umaa1lve 'lolatiooa" of ff!deral sex dilcrlntlnaUOn lawa ln lt.s ath.&eUc pt'Olum Amooc the complainU rued by Lt-a.one Grotk~. who C'On tends Fullerton bu Called lo meet f'C!qUlr~mHta of t.be EduuUoo An>e'Odmtnt.s Act ol ltn, t a c-laJm th.al womt'n ar~ fatted to wuh t.hetr own ""1forms whHe t.helr male coun terpu u havt laundry UN•t-e Crotkt hH <•nt u mtmorandum to &be S<'hocM'5 Athletics ('ouncU, charg1nlt ··mass1vt" ~11tk>os o( ftd&ral and 11l11.t: law by d.lb<'rHrunauon tn 11 , l~ntment or ma lt• ;and ftmalt' athletes " Otht.•r ;tllt·~ul IUn'> llH'luU.-d the ab. ... enet• or It doctvr ul wOml'n"c, ~portin~ l'\t'nls 1n oontrl\'>\ \0 \.ht' pre!>enN oC ti physician ,at nwn ·, t•\ t>nb. Uw u_•w uf mt.-al money by wonit-n 10 mnast:, to pu' t11r furt• for tht•ar ••:.:.i:,'"''H <'Oa('h und trainer. and tht> purt lime wuges J»t•d to J rull·t1m c womoan ~ports tnf<>nnation director at lbe ~rhool Athletics Council c h airman Andrew Montllna hai. promisedtoinv~tJgate the chargl"• .-------Quiu•f* ot' • lw Day -----~ One of the!te days a baseball pla)'er "111 ~1gn a t•on tract !>O good. he'll be able to havt• ~om<>on1: 11l<iy for him·· Dodger broadcaster Vlnce Scully. Bll/tai.. Plaila delpltia M'ln h e ~ff L Thr<.'(' goals by Gil Pern-autt and two by Derek ~ S mith carried the Buffalo Sabres to :t 7 4 triumph , ·over the New York Islanders Tuesday naght in Jb.r~~.tiwaLJi0$k~ Leagl.lf_ sem1fanal series.- The victory forced a fiflh game in the series after the Sabres had broken-ttn 11 ·game-playoff-k>siftg ~lreak to the hlanders:-· Bob Boame and Bob Nystrom each scored a pair of goals for the Islanders . . . Biii Barbe-r's eighth a nd ninth goals of the playotrs lifted Philadelphia to a 3-2 tnumph over Minnesota Jn their Stanley Cup semifinal series Rmse 8rrak11 S lu•p. PlaUlit-• Roll Pew Rose broke out of a hilling slump with a~ ~bltt;-1!tld--ftri1adelptiia-Teboumte<t1rom J four-run first inning deficit to pound ~ut a 10-5 'i('tory over Atlanta Tuesday night an National League baseball act1on . • Jose Cru1-('apped Houston·s five-run first mnin~ with a two-run single and wound up with fou r RBI to propel lhl' Astros to an 8·4 verdict over Montreal in a game delayed three hours and SO minutes by ram in the fifth inning Randy Jones handcuffed Chicago on h\'t• h1Lc;. and BUI Fahey drove rn I wo runs v. ith a ~angle and ba'il'!> loaded walk as San Diego dov.ned UK> Cubs. 4·0 Ken Reitz. tutting a league-leading 405. and re li ever Donnie Moore bl'lll'd tW9,·run doubles to hi~hl1ght a !>I.)( run fift h 1nn1ng that boostC'd Sl LOUIS to a JO 7 \"l('lOry 0\ er San Franc1i.co R ay Knight drove m four runs. and pmch-h1ttcr Hairy SpUmu drilled a two-run double 1n the 14th lnning 110H to lead Cmc1nnat1 to a 12-10 victory over the Nev. York MelS . . 1n the Amencan Lea~ue, Wayne Nordhagen and J unior Moore drilled run-sconng singles to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 2·0 victory over Kansas City. Richa rd Wortham and Ed Farmer combined to shut out the Royals Benny Ayala cracked a two-run homer to lead Halt1more to a 10-3 rout of Minnesota. .A runth·1nrung homer by Bucky Dent lifted tht-New York Yankees to a 6·5 verdict over Milwaukee . BUl y Sample triggered a four- run sixth inning with a two-run double to lead Texas to a 7 -2 \'lctory ovl'r Boston Ron Ha&My and Gary Alexander s1nglt'd home runs in the t-11.{hlh inning and DaaM Kwper <idded an RHJ !>Ingle JO lh1• ninth to leud Cleveland lo a 4 ·~ win OH~r Oakland . . . Champ SummHs, extending his hit· ting i.treak to 16 games. collecl<.'<i thr~ htts to lead Detroit to a 9·5decisionover Seattle. ,.-------~II T •da,, ------ on thJs date in basebaU IO 1959• The largest crowd ever to see a major league baseball game. 93,103. packed the Los Angeles Coliseum on Roy Campanella Night to see the New York Yanlcees score a 6-2 exbib1llon victory over the Los An~ele:. Dodgers On this date in 1957: FirebaJlin,:: pitcher Herb Score or the Cleveland ln di ans was hit above the right eye by a liner off the bat of Gil McOougald an a 2·1 Indian victory over the New York Yankees. Score was never to regain has dominant form after the injury. On Uus date in 1925: Despite an unassisted triple play by shortstop Glenn Wright, the Pittsburgh Pirates lost lo lhe St. Louis Cardinals, 10·9 Today's Birthday Montreal Expos manager Dick W&lhams ts 51. Hftdftl Wollld Dis r~•rd •••~•U Speed-skating great Erk Heideft. wbo narrow· ly missed qualifying for the U.S. Olympic cycling Ill team this week, says he would have defied Presi· dent Caner's boycott and competed lo Moscow. "I would have gone," be said. "Sports and politics don't mix." . . BUI Madlock. who remains in the Pittsburgh lineup pending an appeal or bis ls-day s uspension, says he hopes to get a hearing Thursday in New York before National League President Cha.b Feeoey . . . Chairman But.er Ward of the Los Angeles County supervisors, waa unsuccessful in bis at· tempt to win approval for a policy that would block county a pproprialioos for moving the Oakland Raiden to Los Angeles ... U.S. Olympic boclcey Coach Herb Brook• has been cootacted by three Natiooa.1 Hockey League clubs about possible jobs including the Los Angeles Kings. Colorado Roekies and Atlanta Flames. the Minnea1>9lia Tribune report· ed. Brooks recently signed a contract tO coach I.be Davos hockey team in Switzerland . . . Former Rams tackle Glena Holbmann died or a heart attack in a Reno Hospital TUesday a t age 49 • T~fo•~ lladfo Following are the top SPor1S events on TV tonight. Ratings are: ./ / " .,, excellerit: / / 1 worth watch I no : / " fair: ./ fon)f't It .. S 1:30 p.m., Chtlnnet 2 ./ ./ ./ ./ N BA PLAYO,FS: Phlladetphla at Lakers Announun: Brent Musburoer, Bill Russell . ~ot Rod Hundley and Rl<k Berry. K•reem Abdul.J.c>t>ar wilt tMCI tf'e t;akers aoalnst the 76ers in tn. MCond O~mt of the N8A plavoffl~t the ForuJn. TM a.me will be tetecait live with Or. J. J\llh"I Ervlnj!. hopln; to oet the 76ers beek In com.nt on. FonctWtnQ tonight 1 oame. the series ,hlfts to Ph11•1ptoi11 satu~v _.,., SuncNv. •ADte> 8ewt>aU [)odten at f»ttttbutV,,, •: 30 P·"'" KA BC t1'0): Toronto at Angel•, 7 · ~ .,,,,,,, t<MPC (710 I. t1naelblfl Pftllecltfpttae at L.ekt"· 1:30 P f'l'I , tcLAC <670) • atftl8kHAPP Pttchea Tontgl'tt At~GELS .•. 10 39 innings> and compll'le games<~ in five starts>. A tender 22-year-old. Stieb as a mod~t. mt.elligent athlete who prt'fers to J,?1ve praise to has tt'ammates rllther than accept ll for h1 msdf .. SPORTS BREAK I BASEBALL J B ASKETBALL , Roger Ca r lson Penalty Too Harsh la buketball, three ~cala and a coach Is ban1Jbtid ll'om the acene. H1a tum muat 10 oo wllbout benefit of b1I c:oacbin&. In football, ebould a coach get cbaaed, the workl cooUnuee to ~volve and the 1ame eoes oo. An as.111.stant taket over the head coach's duUu. But ln t>Qeball. on t.be high school level, 10meWng weird bappene when the coach ls dis- missed by an official wbo t.binU be bu taken too much at>u,,e for one of his calls. THE GAME08 OVER. You lose. There's no ap. peal. Just pack your stuff and get out. "But we're winning the game," you say. Tough luck, pal, you and your team lose. Sucll an incident a.rose a.n the South Coast League a couple of weeks ago and Laguna Beach High baseball coach Ha l Hensler is still shakulg h1s bead over the situation. For Hensler and bis Artists, 1t was doubly hard to absorb slnce his team was winning, 6-4, in the top of the fifth and beadmg for perhaps their hr..t league v1ctory of the season WITH A RlJNNEB on first, a grounder by a Dana Hilb' batter evolved into a force play at· tempt at second b&H . Base umpire Robert Bellah ruled the runner saf<', C'ausing lhmsler to jump out or his socks and rush to the scene "l didn't use any profanity what.soever." says Hensler. "I asked him how he rouJd make a call coach with two tlllngs in mind. We want t.be kldl to have~ abota and we want them to bave fun.'' Hensler U)'I there WU DO Warnlac, DOI' a waJt for plate umpire Mick Herbert t.o come to t.be scenewit.banopportun.JtytousehilJudamenL Alked for comment on the matter, Bellab re- fused. Somehow, assuming Hensler'• atat.emeata are correct s~ Bellah refuses to commeot. the penalty bardly aeema to fit the crime. IL'"' not the first time It bu happened this year, aiooe a Century League coach was cau&bt in the same kind Of bind earlier , forcing b1a team to lose. I F TIOS 18 the Orange eowrty Officials As· 'ociation's idea of controlling situations when dis- putes anse. it seems pretty harsh. Fifteen-yard penalties are ooe thing, technicals in basketball are another. Out in baseba!J, wluch c. Wlder ~uch severe repercussions fo r the offense. you 'd lhrnk the offending coach would at least get a warning, t.bal there would be diseUMion between the umpires and tot.al acree- ment betwttn lbe two. Jr tbe same rules held true for football, there would ~one helluva riot to contend with HE lS SAID to bt> Toronto'" like thut. since 1l was obvtoW> the runner was out best heldln~ pitcher. a nd some by at leliSl four feel. llt-was out of pos1uon. calling AROUND THE BEAT -Newport Harbor lllgh made 1t official. former football coacb Bill Plulca ts the Sallors· athlet.Jc director, s ucceeding JulH Gage. Says Pizzica : "It's my tum in the bar- rel!" . . former El Dorado H.igh Alb.letic Dlrec- tor BW Oark has been bjred as ao administrative assistant a t the CIF Southern Seet.ioo office ... Gol! resuJts oo the prep level are sekiom reported, but for the record . Huntington Beach woo the ltay he would ht> their be-st hu the piny from behind the runner. s t.anding between ling pitcher 1f not for lhc CH hrst and :.c>COnd rule . In Class A bull, Stteb wouJu "lie told mt.·. 'J.':O i.lt m the dugout. coach.' "I pitch a gam<'. bat as the des t'Mtlnued to a sk how :.anyooe could make that call. ignaJed iallt-r the next da+.. °'°'l hi.:~d~·.aU.r~\Pc.~~over-· then move to the outficid for .il. "ll has ('3~~ a ve~(~ratillg seuoo for w. gam e-of two-. .r :... -.... -~ ~~l ~ ~ .. Jtr.'~Tne Artilu -wem...anto ti>day·s ·Sunset~ ~J'lamPions~~;~-by Edbon- and"'"Newport Harbor ... AlJ-pro tackle a. Vary c:. • ~~esma Vi1ctn1.,, ,s ~naU!lg • Wa~ Jog-athon for Thursday al Dana Hills J.Ugh. The Dolphin.-;, det.crrnuw.'<J W get add.!Uooal seating for their football fie ld. are trying to raise SlS-20,000 for the comp~ or tht! bomes1de grandstand. T he expenmcnt in groorrun~ •• gaml~ with Capistrano Valley J-U an league play. new Babe Ruth ended when uw n·inmen suw Stieb produce J "I DON'T KNOW 1( we're ever going to have a powerhouse al Laguna J:k!ach," says Jlen.l>~r. ··1 195 avera~c . Th<' Blue Jay~ dt'· ('ld<.>d to let.him do wh<1t hl' do<:s "• . . bt>st --throw s moke St1l•b isn 't the only Toronto ·u Patchsr who t•un ttu1>w hani_____ •• ... S oey M"cL.'.lu2hl10 came out of ~ Stu1nble the bullpen to unleas h u fl'" hummers in the eighth and ninth, preservml( Lt!mancyu·~ \'iClOr} ~('LAUGllLL'°" ALl.OWl::O J o;mgle and two '4 alks to load the ba~es in the ninth, and it ~as Jl·rry GarVlll who cetm(• m lo na il do"n Toruntu's fourth ... tra1ght \1ctorv. The surpnsing Blue Jay:. ;m · 11NI for first in tht• AL 1-;ast ~ 1lh lhP Yankees. and !>Om<' of th• p I j ) ,. r ~ ~ ... ) I h (' f I r I n g l)f \t:.rn <•gl·r Ho\ ll:irtsf1C'ld la'l )e~r helped · * ANGEL lfO'TES t<MP( ,..,.., "'"°"'.,.. °''' Nei...,, lfW only P"\.Ofl 10'" W..-V """Oel _.... ''"'~"'-~ ..... of -.,._,._...., ........ 00 \f'fVf\ ht\ ,,_th btftM•Y toc:IAY C•rMy L _ __.. II~--"°"-•H ~ 11..V ~"" A-I In --SC.0 ...... tn 71 0.Y~ ,l;Mt No • -·\~of-8-J•v~•,.. -9-1 ,...n .. ' °"'' No ' W?-o " a-. ~lo >,.. '"" "IJ<V"°""" ~' ' ,.., I Lo. """9o,. AnQii't '"'fr. P.,c1ftC (0.\1 l •"'°""' H't ~D .,,..,, r••C"'"" !No o.q ~ wltf'I t,,.. C..O. ""'31 '"' ""'"~"A \CO\tt w1tf\ ~tQnf OU••r•-1"• ( ~ ,.i.nd O'\ ... fi\..J"\ Of"tl" tt¥ hi """-"09"''•'. •P"ft~f' ... Ill •ttl'\ ~ of '""' P~ l f'Ml4' fOf"O"'fO fd"lt\"""'° l)trt W\ ~ fffl•t"O '-''' Y••t t J)t on- tV ()tt•tMIC'J """~'"-..,.Y\.r ''' ,,.,, Wf\•111"' thP ~!\ '' °'"'" '"">'"' ru,.,., tW 1 tf\.-n M"lv 01.N't -~ ''"' F).t..,.IMU Ru1 "° ,.,. .,...,., Y'fl'li' '°'°'"'n 1' (fflit_, ,f ffW A"QP" on'""' ,,...,,., ,_., lt._'01, l'{I• tfO l]t .tn(I .tv~r·~ f 4'41 .. J4 ~t fQirO"'fl'> "''' ....... 0.... ~-p---~ ~ .. _.. • \l'MlfOU1 OVH Mll•dvllN-~ t•em ""'°"'" wrnt ,,, •l••.qN 9"""'' .,.,,_,, .,.._ Ill•-••" .. , .• , Uw J1tV'\ l\.itt ~ ~kl CMt<f'HnQ ~·~ ., '1 ""''" 1') t;, E.RA. Mi,M»UA 1\ 1\•\l14 .00 t • """'' rO"n A~#y •\ 1.0 wtHt .._, [AA Oi t 0 Rustle r s Win, 1ie for Le ad Thanks to a 7-6 Cypres!> College victory over Si.nt a Monica. Golden West moved ioto n first place tJe with SMCC in the Southern Cal Conference baseball r ace with a 10-4 triumph over visltlng Rio Hondo Tuesday. With the game lled at 4 going into the boUom or the seventh. the RusUers came throu~h with four runs on four hits. a n error and a Wild pitch. Pitcher Paul Sanchez went the distance to ptck up his sixth win again.st one defeat. Ed Odin led the offensive bar· rBge as he went three-for-five with three RBI at the plate Dave Ward contributed two hit!. and two RBI, and third baseman Jack SetUe colleded a single. to run his hitting streak to 20 games. tying the school record Gauchos, Owls Open Playoffs Saddleback College 's baseball team will open lbe Mission Con· ference playoffs Thursday <2:30 p.m .) when It travels to meet Northero Olvlsioo champion Cttrus. T he Gauchos, who finis hed secood in the Southern Division with a 14·10 mark. wlll send Dave Woodhead to the mound in the opener of the bes t-of·three ser ies. Game two will also be played at Cltrul Saturday <noon> wtth lbe third and dedd.ln1 game, ll necesiary, 1cMduled for s.d· dleb9dt Tuetda1. The wlMer ol lbe mlnl·Mft• wm p&ay lhl Yid.of of the San Dle10 CC·San Bemardlno "°"' t11t. Citrus won the Northen Dlvl•kwl with • l'M record. bet.t In Mlulon c-ftNMe pll•y LAKE RS ... f!CC Faces D ons T hursd a)' "on 'l hllow rum to get any ea:;y ba,k1·L' " Throughout tbc yeari.. Orangt! Coast Coll ege bas oeve r had a knack for doing things the easy way . . and 1t appears the baseball team isn 't gomR to be any cWferent Need.mg a v1ctory TuC'Sday to clinch tbe South Coast Con· f e re nee ch am pioos h i p. t ht• PiratE>S stranded 16 runners 1n losing to host F'uUerton , 8 6 TR E LOSS sets up a coof ron· talion with Santa Ana Thursday at OCC for the cooJerenee cbam· pionsbip in tbe season's final reg- ularly scheduled game. The Pirates had the opportuni- ty to avoid Tbur.;day's pressw-e. but the Hornets wouldn't roll ove r and dlt•, Ins tead. the) chased OCC 'tarter l'ttakt' Jlogaa 1n th£' second and dJdn 't Jet up when Wayne JusU came on m relief As a matt.er of fact. Fullerton collected all eight of 1Ls rW\S and 14 of 1L'\ 16 h1ls m th£• hrst five mnmgs. NATlJRALL l'. the Pi ra tes were forced into a catch-up :.1tuatlon. and they never really did. Trailing 8-3 in the eighth l!1 nang. Randy Day brought back so me tile to the Bucs when he singled with the bases loaded to cut the deficit to 8·5. And th~ Pir ate~ made a 'ahant effort agalll in the nmth by sconng one run and having runner-. at Se<:Ond and third \o\lth two out. But Chn :. John'>tc>n '>truck out on .1 3 z Pll<'h I•> thY. art the rail> THE PIRATl::S <13·0, .,,.h,, !>till mai.nt..a.Jn a one-game lead O\ t'r Santa Ana lll the standings. must w10 Thursday or be (arced into a lx-st-of·lhrtt senes over the W('t"kf>Od to determine the <:onfert'f\C'C champ SlJRGERY SET FOR DOWNI NG Angels' catcher Brian Do-.-n mg ""ill undetltO surti?ery on tus left ankle wh1('h -. a ~ broken April 2(), ('lub oHlcial.s said~ day rught. Surgery has been scheduJed fo r Thursday morning at Cen· ltn e la Valle y Hospital 1n lngtewood. Dr. Lew Yocum said there 1s an outside chance that Dowrung could return to actJoo after the All-star break. Downing tut .3216 I ast season. the hJghest average for a n ght· · ha nded batter 10 t he ma1or leagues last season. Jones ts the 76ers' 7-0 forward who was moved to cen~r when Dawktn.s got mto foul trouble. lt appears for game two that Cun- nangttam will k~p Jones on Jab· har "h1le sw1lch1ng Dawkms to I I)\' t." r Chon<" But, that ploy alone wtU not ,Of\~ Cw:uungham's woes as he 'ta I I mus t contend with tbe Laker ,· defensi ve s t r ategy •-spt>c1ally when •t concerns the handling or the Doctor. JuliW> l::r\'in~ "'f''llEN HE <Dll. J) goes to the basket he breaks down de - 't·nses." explains Jamaal Wilkes "'ho. alon~ vmh Pt1icbael Cooper. ha~ be\.-n handt.'d the unemnablc task of guan:itng Erving. "When ht.' goes to lhe hoop on a drive he deh<>S defendang-unlt>ss you"re J bird "You ('an't l!Uard Julius one· on-0ne. so we were . helping oot a lot I don't think they ever got into their offeru11ve now ... The 76ers didn't. actually look- ing confused and befuddled at t 1 m es. The Lake rs' t heory behind the defensive maneuver as to shut down Philly's inside J(.lme :iM let' the guards provide the points from the outside. And the 76ers .tre not known for their outside shooting. &ueball Standings BARWICK DATSUN AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division W L P~t. GB Oakland IG IO 615 Ch1<'ago 14 JO 583 Texas 13 10 .565 Kansas C1tv 11 11 .500 Atlg~l8 . 1 l l2 .478 SeattJe 12 14 462 1 11 .. J 3i,, 4 M lnnesota ll 14 440 .i', East Olvi~ion New York 13 9 .591 Toronto 13 9 .591 Milwauket• 10 10 .500 ~ Boston ll 1:! 478 21 ~ Baltimore 10 13 .435 Detroit 9 14 .391 Cleveland 8 14 .364 T__.,.•~ T O<'Ollto J,A.,..+tJ ll•ll•ll'>Ott 10 . .,.....,.....,,« l Nt'O' Y ..... •.MlPw-tt S C"'<-1, KaMMCINO ,..,., 1 Bolton 1 , ...... _' °"""'-, o.1ro11 •.~s T~Y'•0-To.-t$t"1!) ll•IA•l"Kn•1>1>0 II I' J':i 41" 5 c1 .. ~·-1w .. ,. 1 >1 •• O.•t•"" '""'9..,." ' ,, Ai1 1n1t•M>t• •~tth .. m\ 0 01 •• f'•U•..,otr fJot~Hl.n H.-VOftl !~ t..01 et Ml..__ .. !lr..-.#\ t..01," .. K•nW'l>CllV IGet~ O.ll •t Cf'li<-llCr.rw< 1 11 Bo\tC>j\ nor...1 o-JI ol ha.ff tM.tflMlo. J~I "' O.lroll 1~ ,.,, .. S.•111-f ·-·, " ~ NATIONAL l~EAGUE "~"'' Division W L Pd. Gts llou~ton 17 7 70fl C"IOl'IMdll llt Ill 615 :? Oodcers 11 10 583 ·i San Diego l:! 12 .500 ~ Atlanta 8 15 .348 81 •• San FranCIS('O 8 18 .308 10 East Division Pittsburgh H 7 .667 Chicago t l 9 .SSO 21 , Philadelphia 11 1(1 .524 :I ~t Lows 11 12 47R ·I Mont.real 9 14 .391 fl New York 8 15 .348 7 T~ken• Pl"~J.~\ __ .. __ ...,,. S-0..00•.G'-<-O Pf'l1t-ph<• IO,,._,._.,,~ C·n<-ll 11, ...... '1"'1110 114 """"I>'' '>I I °"'' 10.. S,.,. ,_."9"< _0 1 T ... .,.,C.- ~l~I •t•l""1~1 ~~l0..0 " '••n ft..Ct><O t'#hlJOft l>-41 •I St. L..°"'' 18 .... ~ .. ~ .. .. ou~IOfl (lty"" t.I) .. Mofol< ... I IS.~ 1 JI ~ o.._ IWltt,•tl el O>ou.qo IK,..,._ 1 II Alt•f'lt• IP N10to l ·•I •I Pf'ltl.ocl•IPt\14 tt l'•0\1-101,ft (lft(-1 IP-• >II •I N.._ Vor• t&;."" >JI," • : , " I • ( ( ( J ........_. _________ . ... OAILY PILOt '-83 TRACK/ SWIMMING Chargers Dominate Sunset Prelims Seahawks Win In I 0th Inning ···<r BJ JACK MJNTBa 0.-. ..... ,... ..... FAMlon Hl-" SeMoa. IM by tnck and fl Id 1tancbal Kenrio n.u. Joo M.ler. Mart Sanden. Blll Reimer and Melvin Jachon. quaht1f'd l3 alhleta ln 1\..e.day '1 Su.Met ~ue prelima at Hun Un1ton 8ea(h Hfah, Half mU•r RelmM woo hi.I heat U\ I ~.7 and luda UM: l&ht flnallJU JackJon equaled hia beat 440ohboy arlnw1nnln1bl1h attn~ 6 In the ZlO while &U hu ~ advant.age in lhe ahorterll)rint. Ocean View Hlgh put together three hits and • wild pitch in lhe 10th to- ning to pull out a 2-1 v e rdi c t ove r Lo s Alamitos JIJgh Tuesday night In a n Empir e League bueball conlH t at La Palma Park. I ; BUY OR LEA* The only t.hnat al"t'n ln the way of tho Edlaoo team ln laklnK the r h»ms>IOObhlp wouJd seem to be In th e 440 he'll be up aga inst Edison's J ack.on. NABERS The Cbar1t'ra, wbo went ~eated In dual meeta lh1I MUoo, ire the f avont when lhe "oala retum f'ridl.)' nJ1bt at Hununston Beach Ftf'ld eveeta bf1ln at 7 wbllc lhe fm1t runnanai event auuu at 7. 30. PREP TR.4(~1( Wl"atmlmlt'r'i. J im II ar m. E DISON, BV GOI NG UNDEFEATED tbrou&hout the dual meet seuon. got six points towud the overall cha m pionstiip. Huntington Be uch nnlshed runoer·up to the Chargers and earned four potnts. Newport Harbor was tbe third place finisher off the dual meet standings and got three paints . T h e S e ahawk s managed Just four hits off Los AJam1tos starttir Don Magazluk . Doug Irvine's RBI single to score Glenn KoUer from third gave Ocean View the win. ~~ ~ANGE COUNTY' LEADING DEAL.aR BELL HAD ftllt LEADING ••YAao dub mark < 10 0) and the ae<"OO<I ~t 220 (22.6) In Tut'llda~ '1 Pttllounary h..ata Edllon mllu tan San de rs and Butler e8ch woo lhetr heats t'f'COrd1n14 a. 7 and 4 17 8Umee llurrt11 l.'<1uJd cG t•cl out ti lot of the Chlll'gers l'J)rlnUu.: 1XJrnb thut tht•y 1tre heavily counting on In the league m~t the fi rst place team receives seven points. second gets four points and third place gets three points. ,\'o l.o u·••r Pri1·~ .'\'u lJett er St1r 1•itP tl&r'rl!'i rt'('Ordt-d lht• ~rond rastest 100 time ( 10 2) urMf Uw fu11lt•11t 220 122 5) 11od 440 <49 91 marb . llt.> 1t11d B.-ll 1m· t':\J>rt"ted to go neck and neck By com bining both lhe dual meet points earned and the league meet points the Sunset League Cham pion is crowned 2600 Harbor Blv . Costa Mesa 540-9 QO Sea Kings Sharp Favorite• Eaai l y Qua l ify By llOGER CARLSON °' -0.lly ~ ~" Dual meet champion Corona dd Ma r Hi gh led t he way with 17 quahliers for Fnday evening's St>a Vtew League tra~k and field fl.nab . highlighted by a quartet of finabst.s 10 each ol lhe spHnts and distance dom tnation in Tuesday's prebms at Irvine High School. The Sea Kings are expected to show the same powe r in the finals as they did in the dual meets with act.Jon 10 varsity boys begmnir}g at 7. Fiut runrung -event for the varsrt.y girls is al 6.45 with the two-mile. In the field. I.he 'weight eventSbegin at 3 and s. long Jump and high Jump at s and pole vauJl at 6 Fr~hmon Ken) ..i Thornbur~ had the leadmg um~ in tht-100 c l1 H1, 440 t 59 0 l and turned J 26 8 1n lhc 220 Girls' compet1llon in the pn•h ms showed balant't' rn totd I (1Uahf1t·rs, -but a heavy load of wu1n1ng poknl.lal on U ruvcrsity·~ 1dc Hudson L o gs · 184-8 Throw In Disctis TODl'S WHILE CORONA DEL MAil holds' Mission Vie10 lhgh's Srott Huds on · VOE>KA the '!J>{M?r__b.and..in ~· coQWettU<>n registered a county an_: Jc~~~~ u~u "'tire gtrts' lln&lS:-~~ ctos'er~--miil:1?witrra: 18*:8 Oii'u~ -~ ~ -_,.,.,_---;:-r -_ dua l meet champion Irvine and run· T uesday and the D1ablos quahh<'d 40 45 · · ner .up Costa Mesa chB1lenged by -boys for Fnday 's South Coast Lcat:ue l..:niversily's loadedTrojans track and fie ld finals. Herords weren't threatened Tues- day as the heavy h1vontes went through their paces to q ualify. and the hopefuls put oo .sohd efforts U> l'arn bids to the finals or the s pnntcrs, top marks were rttorded by Ben Long of lrvine and Corona del Mar's Rob Case. Each re· corded 10.6s lJl the 100. while Long's 23.0 was a tick better than Case 's 23. t in the furlong No one cbe came near those times in the 220. Corona del Mar's Shawn Gallagher turned a 4:23 7 10 the mile to win his he at and teammate J im Hartford took h is heat in 4 : 22.3 to set them selves up as the two to beat in the finals. THE TWO-MILE, where Corona del Mar boasts Andy Gerken. in addi· t1on lo its milers. did not have pre· llms. as was the case with all field events. P a ul Gille baard o r Cd M a nd University's Rich Kim ball appeared to be the class of high hurdlers with 15.5 m arks m the prelims. while Br ett Thompson or Costa Mesa (39.8 > and University's Tom Miller (39 6> were the only low hurdlers under 40 seconds The aces in girls c1rcl~ were evi- dent as University's legion of blue chips showed their potent.Jal. Sophomore Polly P lumer sped w a 5: 03 8 In the mile, nearly ll seconds better th.an her nearest rival. while Laura Mills, a junior . showed s he is 1n a dass by herself in the low hurdles. skjmmmg to a 14.2. The Dlablos. v. ho h<>:.t<.'d Tu('Sdd} .., preh ms, al.sp got a count,Y and lcaJ,!uc mark in t~ g1rb' compct1t1on as J ack1e Norton thre" the d1!t('W. 130 3 AnothE-r top mark wa!t Jim l.>oehr ing's toss of the shot put 158-7). but the San Clt-mente Wl'lght expert V.lt!t third best m the discus <169 I t ). Laguna Hills ' Chris 1-·enn took care of the 120 rugh hurdles with a fine 14.8 mark.. while <m other lla wk , Mar k Joiner :ind Dana llilb ' Jim Gleed qualified for the finals with 1denhcal 22.8 220 marks. Gleed also wpped the 100 field with a 10.3 clocking. Missioo Viejo easily led t he field into Friday's ft.nals which will also be held at MV. Laguna Hills qualified 14, Capjstrano Valley added 13 and Sao Clemente qual.ihed 10. to the girls' competilloo. Laguna Beac h led the c harge wit h 22 qualifier s des pit e t wo s t r on g pe rformances by Mission V1eJo's Sabhoa Pendleton. Pendleton won the 100 < 11 71 and 220 <26.4). Laguna Beach·s Rennu: Durrnnd scored a vi ctory m the 440 "1th d strong 59. 7 effort. Friday's South Coas t L<'a~uc finals will gel an early start when all field evenL'> get under w<J y at 3 o'C'lock The first running cvrnt in the action at Mission Viejo, will RCl off the blOC'kS at 5. Suns et S wim Prelims Lincoln Goes 4:32.9 LIQUEURS Amaretto Di Saronno, 1 :>Qi Drambuie, n-0t Gailiano, 2J oL .. Kahlua. 2JO/ .. Midori Me1on. DOL . Southern Comfort, 1 75UTE:.R T&a Maria, 23 oL ...... ....... .. . BLENDS l~JnlL l<l f All 5.54 11 32 10.25 823 9.75 ... 12.24 ... 8.77 Hira m Walker Imperial. OOART ... 5.50 Kessler. t.7~UTER ..................... I 053 Seagrams 7 Crown, 1 15 un.R . . I I .85 BOURBONS Ancient Age. OUi\RT . ... .. •.• .... 5.99 Early limes. UTER . . ... . .... 6 33 H. Walker Ten High, 115 LITER . 9.78 l.W. Harper, QJART . .. .. . . .. •.. 7 39 Jim Beam, 1 75.UTE.R . . .. • . .. ... 11.52 BRANDY AND COGNAC Christian Bros., 1.7'>UTI:.R . 12.29 E & J , l UTLR 6.85 Courvoisier V.S ... 1so ML 12.79 Martel V.S.P., 7~L .. . . .... 12.19 CANADIANS Black Velvet, 1 UTFR . Canadian Club, 1 1sun R ... 6.47 15.79 6.45 15.79 Canadian Mist. LITT-'< ... .. Seagrams V.O .• 115u1t:R ... . GIN Beefeaters, 1 ~UTLR. . .. • .••• . 15.75 Gllbey's. 1 7'>UTE..R . ... .. ...... l 0.18 Gordon's OUART . 5.55 Newport Har bo r High 's Todd Manna's Brian Malloy who took the Seagram's OUAAT . 5.65 Lincoln swam a bhstering 4.32.93 to 100 back an 58.90. aod a quart~t of Tanqueray, 1 7'>UTI.R . I 6.69 set a Sunset League record in the swimmers in the 50 free. SOO-yard freesty le Tuesday as the In what shapes up as a dogfi Rbt ROMS Sailors dominated the Sunset League when the teams return Lo Newport Bacardi U . & Dk •• 1 75 LITER t 0.95 swimprelim.s10 lheirown pool. Ha rbor Thurs d ay fo r the finals. & Lincoln's timeerasedtheold mark Fountain Va lley's J im J ohnson. Castillo Lt. Dk., LTTtR ··· ........ 4.55 set by Bill Babashofl swimming for Ma r ina's F ra nk J ester and Chris Myers Jamican. 75().ML .. . . 7 35 Fountain Valley in 1977 (4:35) Re hak and Westmins ter 's Ra ndy SCOTCH Meanwh ile . t e amma te To m Gates wiJJ go head-to·head m the 50 Harrisoa coUected two heat victories. free. Dewars White Label, 1 ~ •• 18.39 beatino his ne~ closest opponent in Less than stx·tenths of a second Ch"'·as Regal "'••OT 15 65 the 2fl individual medley by seven sep a rated the fou r Tuesday with iv • _,""'' .................. 2·2 9 seconds (2:00.97) and then capturing Johnson reeordlng the best time · Cluny. 1.75·UTER ............................ 1 the 1oo n y (54.52>. <22.61>. J & B.O<.WIT ............................... 10.l.9 Newport Har bor 's John Moffet No relay events were held at the Jo hnnie Walker Blk.. OONrr ...... 14.79 added a victory in the 100 breast pr~lims. Lauders 1 I 45 (!ie.51) as the Sailors picked up first Action beg\ns Thursday at 2 p.m. • l.7S·UTER .......... • .. ... .. • places ln all but three events. with the Sailors appear ing to have TEQUILA Other strong efforts came from the edge C Whit 7 I 7 ;;;;;;;;;;m;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;::;;;;;;;;;;;;-------·---------UCIVO e, I LITER ...... . . . . ~LOW COST--------------... Don Em.ilo Wh. & Go&d. I 7s.UTER 9.00 CAREFREE SAILING Sauza Gold, O<JA.RT ..................... 7.70 ~ ~ < COUNTY TENN\C:, Presents The $5,000.00 PRINCE SENIOR , ..... cea ... 11••• ..., 11 ...... Cl, ...... lcMduled to •vokt cont I let wtttt MIPtleft Gvlld T°""*'*'t ..... Clele~••··· .... , .... t1 f'lr 1"'9, Oii OCTA I• R 1 VODKA Crown Russe, UTER ................. _. 455 Kamchatka. 1.1s.UTER.. ...... .. ........ 8.27 Popov. 1.1>LITER ._ ........... -.............. 7.1 5 Smim,off. UTER .. . .. .......... . • .. .. ..6.11 Qllbey's Vodka. 1.1~ ............... 7.97 CllLBEYS QIN I 7"1.ITER BOTTLE 8 99 ( .A'>l Hf lAll 122.95 125.68 113.77 91 .40 10833 6796 97.35 6 1.00 58.50 65.71 66.55 7032 54.35 8 1.99 64.00 b82l 7627 141 .95 135.25 71 .90 87.65 71 .64 87.65 8735 56.54 6 1.61 62.6 1 92.68 60.a.3 50.52 81 .50 102.00 173.87 68.17 112.75 164.29 63.39 79.56 49.98 84.92 50.45 45.95 4 2.89 67.88 44.25 L iMI Tl D l•J .IM 'l V lY~ HA."•IJ -·-_______ , , ... _ -_, KENWOOD WINES Chablis. 1-;J ~ ' Chenin Blanc. 7';;.J "'i... 60TTl.f CASl B01Tlt PEi.aJL RUA.IL ~ --fili}Ml 2.63 2860 2.39 363 3960 3.30 ----_£.bardop~ 7»-.AL . _ .............. .8.07 6 .'23 11• If 11 I l "..,, l'I I 1\11 5.13 10.48 9.49 7.62 9 .03 1 1.33 8 .12 5 .09 9.75 J 0.96 5 .55 5 .86 9.06 6.84 10.67 I 1.37 6.34 1 t .83 11.28 6 .00 14.6 1 5 .97 J 4.61 14.56 9.43 5.14 5.22 15.45 10. 14 4 .2 1 6.80 17.00 14.49 11.37 9.40 13.70 10.57 6.64 8.34 7. 12 4.21 7.66 7.15 5.66 7.38 Cabernet Sauvignon. ·' '> ... 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NABERS 1977COUPE DE VILLE Leather rovered ~•ting area, cru1~ control, split power seat & AM/FM stereo with tape. <428TJI > 2600 HARBOR BLVD .• COSTA M ESA T«lrphoM <11•• S.0-9100 lt<X a\ wu "'"" ""' • '° 4'4 • .. 1''4 ""'rcan A' ~ 4'4 10 • ,.,.. '4 .. n ." 1~ ,.,.. .., • ., ""' •1t1¥~~f l0pneir...,_ AHO'°llP\~\t4•&tM.~ double· loss elimlnaUoo ============================~ affair with the top two teams quali!ytng for the stale finals at LA Mis· sioo College. May 16-17 Coach Mickey Davis' Golden West team bu defeated four or the teams in the tourney, in· el uding Fullerton . Pasadena . Ventura and Cypress Ctwi~) Golden West bas com· piled a 10-0 coot ereoce record and• 27·9 overall mark with alx or the louea coming to na· tionally-ranked four· year scbools. Tbe Rustlers are paced by pitchers Kim Ll bell, Teena Allen. Kim Nutt.er and Colleen Gale . Llbell. a sophomore, leads the team 1D aames (17). Innings pile bed (10. .2). strlkeouta ( 4.5 ). wins (10 ) and ERA (0.50). AUeo baa one oo-bJtter aod combined with Gale for another. Her record la 7-2 and her ERA LI 1.03. Nutter, a freabman from llartna Hieb, dldD 'l al tow • run ID conference pl•1 and struck out U ID a perfed came perforlbaace acaimt Loi An.celel ctty CoUeae. Oafe b.u I perfect 5.o reeord .. a 1.1.I PA. LeacMnt hlu.n for the . auat11ra are Connie Oeorfl at 407. N IDCy Mercado at .141 and Nutt« at .m . ...... ........... , ton· u..... Tbunday D.lcbt, ,....., and Saturday. Cll 6'1·Hla. "'' .......... .. 30°~off Orange County to Salt I.alee City on the Top Banana. Discount applies to rotmd·trip adult coach fa~. Subject to change. Reservations must be made 7 days in advance. and you must stay OY'lt 1 Saturday nliht. Seats are llmited, so can a Travel ~nt. yow C"pporatt ~ Arranger. or HulthaAir.wst at (714) 540-2060. • ...... if . $ Pl US "62 f E t .~ A18 IJ l lACICWAll IVI ElfSS ( ( ( I ' ·~ 27 MONTH ' LIMITED WARRANTY" ! 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May 7, 1980 DAILY ftlLOT .,, - FROM TII MAKERS OF •.. •w. f '''" ... Q~ \,..,.,a.., p., ..... , '" PI, I ~ t ~t I g 1111 ,.. • • .. t'1ol"• ,.,, .... , 1)9-C)bi•t. ~·,. lAI Gf 1388 WITM SWIVEL um11s 1oa 14SY MOVlMlNT .. •1772•·1 "AS BLUE ·~, DllT "'•trn IA. KHDWOOO fllAMl ,.AOOfO 9•s NlAotm IS IN. a l6 IN. i:04 POLY:~ PelvO!.t;..STIP CUAMS • S..S • SUl.S 5" ...... _,~ ... OO ·IT ·YOOUUf l SAVl •IGUU• ~ RESISTOR TYPI 66~(88~ COSTA MESA GARDEN GROVE • 1946 BRISTOL ST SO OF SAN OIEOO FWY PHONE ~49 1533 1~30 S HAR.OA ILVO PHONE 870 0700 10911 UTfUA Al/£ UTCllA ' CUCltO PHONE 638 0803 110 E FIRST ST Al CYPRESS PHONE ~47 /.a77 OPIN MON. THIU Pll I A.M.·9 P.M./Mr. I A.M.·6 P.M./IUN 9 A.M.-S P.M. U121 tfACH llVO PHONE 893 9.544 -v ..... ...,,.,. ''This Is probably the wotst nightmare I've ever had." SHOE MOON MULLINS e>oes EMMY RE,ALJ..Y T.AU< --1--0 pi;ANT5? ~ MISS PEACH /Y\AflCJA ~Pt.A J N) f)tf rrwu itf c.vmt r..E COtANi1.Y ~ > PEANUTS VOU CAN'T ENTER A W<WEN'S~T ~OU ™INK ~ov CAN PRETEHD '(OO'RE BILLIE JEANk'.INbM~~? by ChlrltS M. Schutz by Tom Batiuk COMICS 'CROSSWORD BIG GEORGE by Vlrvtl P1rtd9 0 • I f ' ' FUNKY WINKERIEAN <.x)() ~.,. 6£ ~!005 A800'T WANTINC:I "ll IC.LE.I' 1Hlb llE cn:.AM ~l~E WITH~! I l fr.!l !:IJll·f~flJ ! i'11 lltJI \I SBfilllJS ! i11 i3Cf llilltJ Is •~·~i11r. m~ rumr? rn mel?• rter 11Jll , f t I l _J c t ' / by Jeff Mac Nelly by Mell Laz.arius I OON1rKN01V ANO I C:0N1T CAlrE'. m·,1:'\l1I'.! ! I ce UCO DRABBLE "Golly, th1t's dHpl I can't...., IM BOTTOllll" by K.vln Fapn O(A-4, I W£-S'5. A\.l ~ 010 ~'f'AK( A 'oufi-' ~ '/.· ~A'('S. S1 FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE ---------------------' WnNtmH BITTHAN ! l'Vf GOTRNIOEf\···l.iM'/OONT -NO I W~A&6fflMAN! Y~BE BATMANAN0'10J WEL:t;l'..+e<>NNAee~! ~t ~'yoo'PC I nMSO ! NOT1 DR . SMOCK AND O UR Guesl S URGeON .,.ODAY IS ReNe CASSOut..e -r, A POOR, Sj'"ARVING DOCTO R WHO L..ASI PeRFOF<M eD IN A COL..D AND DAMP GARRel IN PARI S , FRANCf;; M~ lM'<S'f ANO "" WAU.n: THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane ..,.G_o_R_oo-e---• by Gus Arriola "Kathy's mother is pregnant, MOf'Mly. Were yoo ever pregnant?" DENNIS THE MENACE rr •S Mls.5. l WJff./ JUDGE PARKER 0#,'l~f IT IS/ Jl!l!'.E'J;;ll:C:-=::-7i'.jN'f.::NQ'Pi('j;jifj~ t.OQ;c., MR CRANDALL V"AN I~ YOV TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY THERE'S THE NEW BALL PLAYER THEY JUST SIGNED WILL YOU AUTOGRAPH MY BALL. MISTER'? TO COME DOWN TO MY OFf"ICE AND PICK UP lHE WAl!10N REPORT F()fU-llM ' HE NEH>5 ~ IT Rl6HT AWAY' by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan by Ernie Bushmitler ...... TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 46 Unu9uM , Man s name 48 Typogtl()l'leir UNITED FMrur'I ~ 5 Lt<41' 5, Famed hOfM! Tueeday'a Pu:rzt9 ~ 9 "~ 56 S111e Abbr 14 Hen<'." ~· s.ou .. 15 Un~ ~ Royal Ot 16 Moment Blanc 17 CnaOf 59 PfeQOSlllOC'I 18 Spouse 60 -CM>rlllt 19 Rants 61 Specit 20 Cereal grass 62 Atte< Aug 2 1 E QUllW! 6J Reclines I~ 64.Aroma 2 words 65 Zeuss1on Z3GN9 DOWN 25 Enoed 1 I' abul•SI 26 M~ SU()C)lies ? Gloomy 21 o.rmen1 3 Ouaru 29 Pefcti 4 WtUICtSm 32 Love god· 5 Sc:ott1sh loch 2 7 Envy inga dess 6 ASlde 28 Oedate 45 Oregon !Me 35 Attec1ton 7 Seirl8I 30 Roman roed 4 7 ldiolTI 36 Mou1hl1JI 8 Leg D¥1 3 I Oecaoes 48 C.iico POf'Y 3 7 Mcsake 9 T ned hard' 32 Key 4 9 Oec:r'eMe 38 F In 0.aJ SS Dl$(>ar age 50 1U1 .,,,,., 39 Aslen gutt 10 Went much 34 Ocelots; 51 81ut1ert .co °' eos 11 Bani! 2 WIOtds 52 Ay 4 1 0gte 12 Maple genus 35 Mortgage 63 Serf of Old •2 1.Jtte<s 13 HodQepodge 36 Scottcan cHO 6' Ordnlnce 43 BelOle 21 Mls1e<. Ger 38 Swift Item: Inf. 44 Feltow 22 JO!l9" 42 EntlC8ment 65 Ctucifi11 45 Au10 2• Oelergents u Salad tnlk· 69 Amer . . . ,Lif estyfus Change ~Economy Brings Radical Moves . By JOHN CUNNIFF NEW YO RK <AP> "Nevl·r before," said Al bert Sindlinger, the consumer econom1'>t \\hose compan\ bas been .questionmfit i\men<'ans for more than 25 years. "have \!.(' seen such a radical sw1tth in the \\ay pt•11 ple Jive " "1'he President thinks he ha" met-ely contained anflatton." said the head of Smdbnger & Co . \\h1ch C'On du<!ls 1,300 mten 1ew!. a wet·k. moc,1 of them on money matter~ "But ht· hiu collapsed thc economy ' Sindlinger & Co.·~ analysis 1s based largely on intervie\I. .,, but \\1th some tbeor izing added. Combined, the in- terviews and the assumptions made fl'om them con- stitute a grim re· port on economic leadership. These co n - clusion s rollow tele p h o n e in · .1.erviews by the Media, Pa. com· .pany. with each CUNIO~~ interview con:.1stmg of between 40 and 50 questions and lasting between 15 and 20 minutes. -Retail buying has dropped pre· dpitiously. as masse~ or people rea- lize s uddenly that "1thout the full use of their credit cards thev have in effect no money to spend -..Buying plans have been Cro1en." -Millions of Americans who owe federal taxes sent in their returns last month without cntlosin~ checks Som e did so after b<.'ing turned a" a" by banks when th<•y !>Ought to borro\I. funds with which to pay ALBERT SINDLINGER. founder of the company and a pionc•f'r in con· st1mer polling. zeroed in more In· tensely on the buying and tax 1ssu(·s after the Federal ResC'rve announced recent figures for the money '>U pp!} Sindlinger. who had been accurat(·· ly anticipating the ~~ly by askin~ consumers about their finances and then projecting the fi gures for the population a s a \\h~e . found h1'> forecasts inexplicabl) off thc mark For the three weeks to m1d-Apnl. for e«ample. he had projected a gain in the money supply money in circulation and m c hecking accounts -of about S29 billion Thl• fcd. however, reported a figure t'lose to ~(1 billion Somcho\\. somC'\\ ht·rc. S9 billion was unaccounted for TUE BEHAVIOR OF the mom_., <:upply "as strangl:', becausl· ••'>harp c·hjf1J.!l' hnd appean·d "1thout fail <luring late March and earl~ Apnl for at lc·ast .2-t years. It wa'> well understood. Needin g funds. tax- µ a ~ t' r s b o r r o \lo l' d m o n t• \ o r transferred 1t from saving~ to chc•ck ing :it·count:. Som,• t;u. rc·fund'> addcd to the total. Thu~ thl' nst· in the money supply. Why didn't 1t happcn in 19HO'' Seek m g the reason. and assuming that the Fed's figures would not be rensed lthey c;till might be1 . Sindlinger" .. s taff asked e'en mort spe('1f1c que-; lions m interviews . After studying them, Sindhngcr estim ates that probably one-third of taxpayers. illiquid and perhaps una- ble to get loans, filed without paying. Tha t factor, he estimates accounts for S2 billion or m ore. HE FOUND THAT another group, ma inly those in relatively hig h brackets, seems to have prud w1th checks drawn o n money marke t mutual funds. a recent phenomenon, with t ransactions never being count· ed as part of the money supply. Hls estimate: Another $2 billion or so. The fi nal S5 billion is probably the most significant. according to Sind· linger. ~ause it seems lo represent a rollapse of retail sales "In 25 vears I have never Sl>en so many buying plans evaporate so qu1e·kh." hr· s aid "It W&!-t the first time in h1stor) that masses of people MJ<.ldenly realized that "1thout credit cHr.ds tht·y had no money." SINDLINGER ATTRIBl 'T ES the realization to the m1d·March clampdown on credit cards and other consumer credit by Pres ident Carter and the Federal Reserve. To m1ll1on<; of people. he said. it was Judgment <lav In mterviewmg. he said . he found thl' shock was intensified by media <.'Om mentary. He found too that banks weren't reluctant to refuse loan requests '>0 long ac; someone el<:e. the Fed o r President. was blamed The result. he said. 1s a "collap!!cd econom) .. Recessio n Results Lmoor Loan Rates Still Record WASHJNGTON <APl -Interest rates a.re plummeting throughout the economy and are starting to show up in lower home mortgage costs. but the decline appears lo be caused by the oncoming recession rather than government action. Furthermore, despite the decline, interest rates still are at record-high tevels by any historical measure· ment. But any relief is welcome, whatever the cause. econom ists agree. Jack Carlson, chief economist for the Naticmal Association of Realtors, said Tuesday that averaee interest rates on home mortgages have dropped to about 15 percent, down from 16 perce>t to 17 percent Just a montb ago. He said the average may drop to 14 percent by the end of tbe year. CartloD l&ld each one·pettenlage· .,.., clecUne ln the mort111e interest r at" wlll reduce the moothly prln· elpal and interest payment for 1 bomtbu)'er by an avera1e of about ... TMM are the latest exampltt of tbe drop la lntertlt rate• : -,,.. Treuury Dtpartment aaid Utt dleeount rate on a&·wetk 'l'NIM'Y bWI dropped to t .41815 per· t'Hl ll Moncl11'1 wHkty auction, dowa from 10 • .,. perc.nt 1 w•k Hrller. -Several banks. led by Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., cut their prime lending rate to 17'h pe rcent, as the prime continued lo (all from its rec· ord high of 20 percent. reached just a few weeks ago. The decline in rates on Treasury bills benefits taxpayers because it means that the government's bor- rowing costs are declining. , However. it also m eans that rates on money ma rket certificates, which have been a popular form of saving in recent months, is less al· tractive. In another move seen as beneficial to the economy. the Fede ral Reserve Board today announced it has begun loosening its vise-like grip on lending money. Starting today. large commercial banks that borrow frequently from the Federal Reserve no lon1er will have to pay a three percenta1e point interest surcharge. The discount-rate aurchar1e - which puahed the borrowlna COii.i ol many larae banks to 16 percent - beaan March 14. Ila ellmlnatlon wall lower com· merclal ban.kl' borrowln1 ~ta. and the "aavlnv" then can be pUHd 1lon1 11 omewh1\ lowe r ltmdln1 r1tt1 to tht ban tu• corponte C:UllOmtrt ~y. "41y 7, 1980 DAii. Y PILOT 87 , ftlr Go•.- RUL ESTATE llVESTMEllTS Spe~ializing in caprtal. . appreoat1onh equ1iy growt , and mcome shelters. .Actr s Z.-;a 7.ha • Gabor a nd Dr. So l omon W . Go lomb. USC m a th ema ti c~ professor, dis· pl ay Rub ik 's Cube. a colo r and geom ..-t r ic puzzle made in Hungar y , M s. Gabor 's native co untry . 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INO Business ·Refugee Tailor Again By H\JGH A. MULLICAN SAN l,EANORO t P> t-'\v• ye..-s to lht' day aher ht" nt'd tht• fall of Salgon, I found Mlnh th TaUor. who ln h Am r &can e~ perat>n~ had ~comt" Minh lhr Grocer. rHdy to embuk on 1\lll unolht-r <'Urt't'r Minh Von ~~uyfn a:s about I~ opc•n 1 r h1ldr"n :. rloth1r1" 'ltor 1• in Mounlnm \'1ev.. belW\'f'n Palo Alto and San J o.'le, and ma.ytk· bN'omt• 11 bt'3t>Okt• 11ulor 1&a1am "Too lonw houri'\ 1n the ~f\i«"ry bu.~mess, too m urh cnnw, · l'\ J>l inf'd tht1 h<•nor bit-Minh. lhf' D IH l)l' by Whl<'h YH' c~ 41_. ~J ulWll)'S knl'w him He Will ''f.t'~w 'lumhn.,: b\•h111d th•• rnuntt·r "9*W u ( Stort• N11 440.\ uf tht' ( 110 't'll "'"' l-'1"1\l M .1rt l'luun in ~.in l A'&ndro Work 11 hour"> 11 dll 't' '''\ 1•n l.h''" ,, '"'''" ""''''' t \1•n 1l.1v :iiom.-ont• l(rllb .. hot1l1· ;,, bt-t> r anti ru11 l\lmh ' rd urn to th•· 'uttmi: board 1tnd tht· m~uaunn.: ti.ix· v.111 1·omt> as ht•.n11•11111~ m•v.' tu l hm H.11tther. Ua\td ltttlht>ri.t.sm , l't•lt•t \rnt'lt und lt•.:1011-. 11( otlwr ~lobt• trotltnR Journult'h '4 hn t'OH·rt·d "Jr:. otl f1H· 1•o nt1no•11h .:1rdt'<J an lht• 1loublt' kruh itl\f.1 \111..ill .. uu-. 11f llonorjhlt• l\1 rnh HI~ StlCW r\T 5~ Tu Ho Strt.'t'l m Saigon "'as thr flr-.1 pl11tt· tht- fJll' lloH•l.-.t Jatnt'' Junt•-. J!>lo.l'd tu "'"It 1o1i hen a:.!>lgnl'd to v.nk "'mt· .1n1<'11·, on\ 11·1n ,1m ror the Ne" York Time!> ~obt'l laurt>dlt' .l11h11 Stt•tl\~l k 1ump1·d ubc)jrd ht>ltl.'o pttr<;. in tht: 'tandard four put 1.l'l t1ullnn l111"11 1•1•ttUl.-1' Minh battle JcH'kt:t:. Nunry S1nJtra .tn1l \IJrth.1 Ha~'" 1•11ll·rtamrnit for lht l 'SO. madt lht-Minh Jump '-Ull f,1::.h1t>nJbh• , "o f\ t•orrt-::.IJ(llllh•nl '4'nrth hi!> herogram:. '40Uld \tl\turt: lnlo tht• ~1t·kun,.: Ut-lta or out,1tl1• the beleaguered ~ Embu ... i.y for a ... land uµ .... 1thout Jt lt-u!>t thrt't' ballpoint pens protruding from tht· upper arm "h•eve p<>t'kt'\l> of an e mbroidered Mtnh l'Ombat denim 'hirt and a pair of ... unglm,,t•:. danglmR from the epaulet' collect ~ "'lft• and c laht childrf'n and five other relatives. "ll wu' 7 o'clock an the evenana." Minh recalls \he declalon he n ver rt&r~l& inaklng ''TM tw\b were ck>Hd. l cou.ld not withdraw our ,avan.cs. but fortW'lalely my wife like many Viet numt'St' womt.'n had some gold jewelry. There may have been a r.--. 11w~ on th~ rack. wa1Ung ror Americana to call for them. but I a 11\ not sun• " Thlll wt•b Mlnh's ~e.·ond exodus. In 1955. he and his young bnde hud lt·Ct tht'1r native Hanoi. where he worked as a s hirt maker 1n his brotht'r'~ ~hop to begin a new bfe in Saigon. ms DAUGHTER KJM has Just graduated with an accounting llL·~rl't' from t'all(om1a State at Hayward. No. 1 son Dung. who now t•alts h1mseU John. graduated Crom Berkeley with a double 11rn1or m e-t•unom1c:. and computer science Like the others down to IO )'l'ur old Dan. who admits to bemg a pretty good centerffelder. th•·y had to .. ork fo ur hours a day in the grocery after school and lw~ tht'1r purcnti. for permission to watch telev1s1on. Hut how cbc can v.e learn Englis h'>" they loaded the que .... 11on Mtnh thinks Northern Cal1forn1a's cbmate is better than either ~a1gon ' or Hano1 's ln fact. he lakes almost eve,.ythmg about Am~nca t.•xcepl <.·nml' and doctor bills , "I~ 20 YEARS JN Saigon. no c nme. Here every day prob lt·m "'"d ~lmh '4Jt h .t sha ke of his head "One even1nK '4hen1m) v.1h .i.nd Kim v.ere alone in lhe store. a man points a gun at them .111d t•mpUl>s the cash rl•gister mto a pa~r bag " \llhough all of his childN.'n have done V.('JI "al'4a)s /I. and \ 11lu.., ' Minh thmks CaWorrua schools could do with morrd1'> 1·1vhrw and make tht.' students work harder In Sm;:on . Manh the tailor was so successful the children dtd 1101 havt' to ht.'lp out in the i.hop and even had private tutors to ad \ .inc·I:' them rn thl'tr lessons ............ MINH VAN NGUYEN W1TH WIFE VAN THI liA Vietnam Escapee to Run Children• Shop ~~.,-~--~~~~~~~~~ l\11nh d1.•parll'd ~u1gon on the las t plane la king o rphani. out at t tw un:rng of I-:d .... ard Dul}. l'rc~1dent of World Airway:., Y..ho u:.t•tl to ordl'r ft\t.' l>Utb JI a ttml' Food Overcharges $16 · Billion E .. ~ee11i i1·es l\·an1ed WASH1NCTON (AP> -The t rt•nd toward monopolies in the food mdustr,y means Amencans :.ire being overcharged at least Sl6 billion a year for what they t-al. aceordmg to the AgncuJturl' Depanment. A USDA ~t atr s tudy t o Congress this week said "the munber of rompet1ng-frrrm-orr pro\ 1d1ng food, v.1th1n 1n- d1\·1~ua l states provides more polenual for cxerc1l)iog market power" and thus setting pnce5 But Jlov.ard W_ HJort, the l 'SOA':. ctuef eronom1s t and the man who gave the study to the !louse Small Busmess subcom- m 1t ll•e. had no immediate solu· t1on to the pf'()blem. He dechned to l'ndorse proposals for curbing rn onopoltl'~ l 'SOA ECONOMIS T S said ... 11m1.• of th1• ovl'rr har~t· ~oe" to t·nmpan~ profits, but s11mt: uf 11 rt· ... ull.., rro m advert1san~. a rost "h1C'h '" p a:.SC'd on to con "Uml'r" Kl'nneth T C arri!->On has bc.'<!n named vice president of offi ce and <Jdmm1str<.1t1ve systems and William L. Ferns 'ice pr<'~tclent information systems for Pac1f 1c Mutual I .1fl: Jn..,ur.inct· ('o ;'\(•\.\port BeJ<'h HJort told the s ubcomm1ttc-e that an 1975, ";,it lea~t SlO billion and po!>s1bl) as much as SIS b1lhon "a~ lost hy consumers due to monopoly in the L: .S. food m anufacturinJ<? industries." C urrl'r1t fi g ures are 1n Rate 11.253 Yield. 11.833 Higher Interest Thao Any Bank or Savings and Loan No Minimum Deposit • 11 monthly interest 1s plcScPd in sw1lar cerl1licate al same rule Ra te 1s determined by the United States treasury 30 month small savers cerhllca te ellechve the first through \he last d a y ol each mo nth INTEREST PAID MONTHLY Also get highest rates on T-Bill + 1/2% Sl0.000.00 minimum. 6-month term. Call out olhce lor the latest rates Even on early withdrawal, you never earn less than 6%. S«Ttng Calliornlans statewide for o•er a quarter century. A.eta oYer $130.000.000.00 A 1JobJe tn Calllonuo ~nt ott/y ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYP( ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND r---------------------, I F•ll 1n ""~coupon chp .-no"'°"'' w•ll\ $1 TS • ~ ~·aoe to I I Pilot Pnnttng. Label 0111 t t Post Office Box 1560 • 330 W. Bay St I 1 Costa Mesa . California 92626 t I I I I I I I 81 Sure to UM Vour Z•ocod• I f'llUI J'~INllNG I I L------~--~----~------~ com plt•t\•. hl• ... a 1 d , but h., t·:.t1ma1ed that annual los~t'" no'ft run about Sl6 b1 1l1on und pos::.1bly ~o h1gh1.·r The over charges amow\l to about S 7 ~r C'ent of American-.· total food bill, he 'rud. basing the perccn tagc on the 197~ f1gurei. ~D IT'S gettln~ worse ''PUr(• t•o mpt:'lltt on I ... dim 1n1sh1nJ! and ol1gopolll'' bccomt-mar.-prt>\ a hrnt • hf> told the P.Uncl ··:--:ot onh ari· .. markl't "har1• ... , ... al<''> conrcntr.1 tion-.. od\'ert1.,1n~. otht:r produr· t1un d1Cfercntiat1on exper:idJturc.., Jnd profit'> high , but th~y haH· tw1•n rncrca-.1ni.t "tt-<td1ly dunng tht· IJd~I lhr ef: dt:c•dt•-. · · 1he paoel !> hl'unnR!> "'e n · focu~f:'d on th•· ml'a\ 1r\l1u_..,tn . --~ri lij(ffi"'-''"fl h~i<r~·n .-, - •·\ 1d\•nr1~ of national monopoli~ in m1·a1 p:t<'k1ng. MJort told the -.ubcommtlll·t: that the mdustry 1... moving toward greater COO· <'l·ntr at1on Eventually, he said , ""crr harg~ lo consumers could rt-J,Ch $100 m11l1on per year in tha t industry alooe. • Another way cons umers -are hurt 1'> v.hen some people can't afford lo bov a certain prod\fct'"- Jrid th••\ hJH' to \etCTe for an i.n- fn1or ... ub<.t1tut1· lht• CSDA said. tt·xtbook l''amvli· ,,r n1·.irh !Jt:'rfr<:t c:ompeut1on tt u-i a I t h ,, u ~ tr l ~ IJ \ · n<1nomhL'> "Jtr1 tht·n· ,, llltl•· ..... ()·n·r 1 '1u· (:ount•·r NASO li,tinq' • tJ l :· ~ · l ps and Doarns ..... ; ·I .. f ,. 'ff)Q~ ... p, n .. fof--"" . ., v .. .. ,• . . , .. ., .. . •4 ... ... ft:••· •• ,., t ... .• ...., ... , .... 0.,., \hr (~'"' • • t·~, ~ •M' ,,r-•'\ f'f'M1 M•• ~ tJO ,.,....,. ,,.,,,.,~, ..... f"W)'\ttkll...,...,~ • • ~·, • , I " 1 .. ~,.. '~"d""'\\ Of "°""""l"W• ' • • f_,...n,.u ,_ .... 1 .,,~~ '!..r··-:-' .,,.; .. : "°:..,,~ ~::. ~.; • • n ,,.,,,., r,. ... •• 1'• •••O '" "fW . . ' ' ~ , ,.. 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While our con.aumption la still rar be&ow what It ii In France and Italy. wine sales keep ruing -and now the atatilt.1ea are fiytn1 runou.sly. You can get meuure- mentaof au kinds. For example, there's a New York newsletter, Jm pact, that lovea t.o keep track ol sales by color By color " Yea. red versus white -and don't forget that pink stuff. rose. IN CASE YOU dldn 't realize It. white wine bas really ~ going through the roof ln UMIO, when our wine consumplK>o was about a Wrd of wbat it ia t.o- da y , red was the dominant color -It accounted for73 percent of table wine s.ales. White held 17 e>er~nt. rose 10 percent. By 1970, the handwnUng was oo the wall. The reds bad slipped t.o 50 percent ol the table wme market. whJtes had moved up lo 24 percent and roses <pro mpted no doubt by the "pop" wi.ne fad> had spurted t.o 26 percent l.ast year. according to lmpacl, white wines cup lured an amazing 49 percent of the market The reds ¥>ere down t.o 30 pt"rcent and rose, 21 J>('rcent The reason for this switch the people who USl-<l lo order Martuus and Manhatt.aris iwhe n 's the la:,t time YOll heard that CO<"ku,11 ordered"> now ask for -...h1te wine Ma r vin R Sh<snkcn, lhe publlsher of Im pucl put 1t this way · " ·A glass of white wine plea*' was the ~Ingle most popular phrase s poken in restaurants. bars and homes 1n 1979 .. ANOTHEa WAY TO track wme sales is by k>ok - mg at consumption at.at.. by st.ate A Los Angeles newi.lcttc:r , The Wine lnve'>tor , dld lhLS analysts, find - ing th<Jt 10 1979, as in 1978. 10 htates accounted for 62 6 J>('r <'ent of U S wtne <'Oru>umpl1on The 81g Ten rahfomrn. Ne'4 Yotk. ll llnou. Flonda. Ne w J ers<'y. Texas. Pt>Mbyh anta. Mct:;.barhuseu.s. M1ch1gan and Ohio . , Ca.11lorru a was. of ~<.'0Uif¥..-the-blR~per ;-9tHt-t1i---_... _ _,, •• -JllA.a)s 1i. Hy it self 1t a<·counll'd for 22 J>('rce nt of na t1onal ('()n.c;umptaoo B> now you've read umpteen -.tones Jbout -thf' eeunomH rruraclt• of the Sun~lt It s reflected here too Stocks Slwot Ahead As Rates Tumble NEW YORK r AP I SaVlnlt' and loan stocks led the way as the .. tock m .. rkel advanced broadly In bnsk trad· ing today The Do..., Jorlt.'b average of 30 industrtals was up S.21 points t.o821 25 Gainers outnumbered Jasen by more than a 2· l margin among New York Stodt Excbange-llsted issue&. Tbe S&L at.ock.s, wtucb are often bi&hlY respoaaave to mte rest-rat.e trend.a. have rallied of late u rat.es have tumbled. !ttfH'la I• Tlw ... ,..,,,.,., MJtat SlfH"lu Did "lW ~IC <API -I __ ... Oe<h-O"Cl\e--1 ,.._.,, .. ~ ..... "'"°"'""" --- k (W Y()t!" !API Appro • '""""' tot.M Pr: ... ..,._ Oirl' _ ... _ _ , .. _ y,.., --, ... -'_ J ... 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Allqo•lt , 0 IC)J EIGHT 18 ENOUGH JQdnnw-" tttArf\11t th411 nw t,,u·~ ~n• !ll OC.'il m H OCW· 10'.30 • ., NEW8 m> IQJP'S SHOW ,,~60000~ NEWS 0 NEWL vweD GAME 0 AHOOA CD KOCC. TV 1PB!-.1 Hunt.nql J" u. .. ,, • t"' "~"" wno'e OW1"ef\ \Ntt w•t. •ntttndtnQ on Mary Rl(;N)fdS Sh<>Wi up unt..lpoc1edl'f. tnl e. rupl 1!>Q Seeond Straight Win ABC Shows Resurgence NEW YORK <AP> CBS hJJd the rour tughcst ratc.-d program!> in the week ending May 4, but ABC lis ted half of the A C Nielsen Co.'s Top 20 and won I.he three-way prime time rating~ r ace for th~ second :.trarght seven-day penod. CBS' "Dukes of Hazusrd" was the week's No 1 show, with a r ating or 24.8. Nielsen s ays that means of all the homes in the ('Ountry with television. just un· der a quarter saw at least part of the top·rated s how. "M·A·S-H," "It Minutes" and "Flo" trailed the leader, with ABC 's "That's Incredible!" fifth. ABC had only two other programs in the flrsl 10, but seven m the seeond 10, and com- piled a rating for the week of 16.7 to CBS' 16.J. NBC was third at 14.5. The networks say that means 1n a n average prime-time minute dunng the week, 16.7 percent of the country's TV. equipped homes were tuned to I ABC. • ABC now bas won both weeks' competition since the e nd of the 1979·80 prime·Ume season April 20. CB.5 grabbed the prime-time cbampioosbip from ABC in tbe recently completed TV year by ooe·teoth ol a ratings point. NBC MANAGED to keep lhe race relatively close wtth help from a couple of specials, the Country Music Association a wards show. tied for sixth"" in the ratings for the week. and the THE WEEK'S TOP 10 shows: J ohn Denver.George Rum!'. mo· "Dukes of Hazzard." with a t1on p1('turc, "Oh, God'" tn 11th r ating of 24.8 representing 18..9 pla('e million homes. "M-A·S·H." 24.5 CBS got a boost from "G1· or 18.7 million. "60 Minutes," deon's Trum~t." a "Ha llmark 24.2 or 18.S mHlion. a nd "Flo," Hall of Fame·· pres entation 23 J or 17 .8 million. all CBS; starring Henry Fonda, which "That's Incredible!" 22.3 or 17 was 16th for the week, while million. ABC; Country Music ABCscoredwith"Battleofthe A w ards S h o w . NBC , and Network Stars" in 21st place and "Three's Company," ABC. both "Ann-Margret's Hollywood Mov· 21 .6 or 16.5 million; "Dallas." 1e G iris." 25th. 21 3 or 16.3 million, and "Real NBC suffered at the bottom or People." NBC. and "Vegas," the ratings, with four of the five ABC. both 19.8 or lS.l million. least·watched programs. CBS' ! The oext 10 programs: "Tim Conway'' show was S9th, Movie -"Oh, God!" NBC: followed by four NBC programs, "Eight is Enough" and "Love "BJ and the Bear," Part JI of a Boat," both ABC : "Charlie's 'Disney's Wonderful World" Ao gels'.' ~~ "Benson." both presentatiC>n of "The Secret of ABC, lie: Hallmarlr. Hall of the Lost Valley," and a two-part 1 r,ame-Gideon's .. Trum~.t," CBS: re~at of the movie "The Tower· Ha ppy_ Day.~ and Laver:ne mg Inferno." with the cooclusion ?."d ~rley, both ~B~ •. Ue; 62nd and the first installment 20·20, ABC. and Oaf( rent 6Jrd. Strolr.es." NBC. 'Princess' to Air WASHINGTON <AP) -1be Public Broadcasting Service has made it clear that it bu no intention of canceling its planned show- ing of tbe controversial documentary, "Death of a Princess." "While we fully understand the gravity of the concerns regdnt. ing broadcast of this film, we stand by the program and intend to feed it as scheduled from 8 p.m . to 10 p .m. on Monday, May 12," said Barry Chase, PBS' direct.or of current affairs pro1T"ammin&. Chase did say. however. that reporte r Bill Moyers IUJd publi~ stalio~ WNET-TV in New York have been asked to prepare a followup program that might be broadcast immedlately after lbe documentary. Vli/f#f 11/f RFlO ~014f BlLL MURRAY • PETER BOYLE 11.l A UlllVlllSAI. PICTVlll ~ ' ---°" •'llOIO& I'!( #! _,.."'""""' NOW PLAYING _....._ .... --.. tmll-______ ...__~ MC!l'J~ TUBE TOPPERS KOCE 8 7:30 -•"The Tempest." The last 0( Shakespeare'a plays la pre· sented with Michael Hordern in the ceo· tral role of Prospero Calao Alrlnl at 8:3'J on KCf..I, Owmel 28). CBS 8 8:00 -NBA Otamplon.ship. The Lakers and lhe Philadelphia 76en, the NBA's l ast two surviving team.a. clash in the title series. The series is pre. v1ewedat8; thegamestartsatabout8:30. CBS 8 11: 30 -"'The Memory of Eva Ryker." Natalie Wood plays both mother and daughter in this new TV movie about the s urvivor of a shipwreck (photo at left). AhCIOe ..... Joe • ...-...o alot'9 • AU. IH THE FAMILY Edllll dMllS up •OOUT r.,... • tlOytrlenO ., Tl4E IENNY .-.i., SHOW A tecty 11amp OOllee1or • ..... up lft()t1I than ,.,., $1ernpe ..... .,.. -· ~ fll EXCEL.l.EHCE ~ o.e ltte 04 ~ ~t Ctabt..... 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MACHINE TWO 5810 WATCHES MEDIA SOUND CIMTB WHllLPOOL llRIGBATC>a TOYOTA TBCIL VIC 11AD81 TIMMIS SCHOLAISHIP FOR lWO IMCLUDIMG RACeut'TS CATAMAIAM SAUOAT TWO $100 Gll'T C•TWICATlS & OMI SIO GIFT CaTIFtCATI CAllM AT llG II.Al OMI WIB Cl IADIO SI 00 CMl'T CllTIACA Tl MJSCILLAHIOUS PllZIS TICKETS · 137.50 per pereon • S76 per cougle _, Tickets can t>g~:r.lftJ[~f'~'fr~*'°n · 73-74~ YMCA · ~G NUAIEI 8Ct40LMIHIN • Nl\WOAT CtTY YOUTH TRACK & fllElD ME!T • YOUTH UNNIMITY IQitQ..AMHtN ·YOUTH "'OJICTI ~ TCM'l 9'...,, 0..Nfl at \d lio to tis )ft• 00 >d, llC· .at o( ..... - l;NTEATAINMENT /MOVIES A:Ctress Sliunned Easy Road tO FaJD.e ' 8y nED VAGt:R ~EW YORK <AP) She could bau been ano4ber Bo Dt~k But ~rah Rattan had another toal 10 mind: she was dt&ummed to become • senoua •«'t.reu. Alter Ml Ramn a~attd In J1c Jaueline Su ann'1 "Onct 1.s Nut ~nouah ... Holly wood reportN' lboufbl they bad a n ~ ~· sym bol tu eitplotl. lut that was "V1! > urs aao. and Wttbln • year. the bn&hl youna ~l.ir bad ftded from thc.-iCl'nt' • '7RE aOLES I "a bt•ana olh~rvd lheD ~ ra\.ht.>r 11\8tp1d." Mis.' Raf l ln r«aUed.. "They had no i.ub.-.tant't' -..hatJOeYW. Prt'tty t:irl n.Ms u1d · 1 ·d ~ork onct• t'very flvt> \ 1•11r11 Tiwrt' urt• vt•ry h•w rol~ (or ltunu•om• who i. not u i.uJ>t.'l"!\tur Thl'I 19 J bUI mul mo. l O( lhe i.tud1os are ru.n by bualne men .. TR!! lll-:ALIT\' IS you have to I~ wd I known t•11ouli(h tn Jll'l th•· rnlcs Hut in 1 \1. tht'y'll RIVt• 1111 unknown a dP m<1nd111w. wood toll' own· frL'<1utntly lhun lht>Ultl\'UI hl111' .. lier fa ~l tht•oln<·ul film in (1 v1· vt>ur 1i. "Tout·hed lly l,ovt'." an "'h11•h -.ht• ha" a romplt•tely dJ((erent rnh· than tht> pcrsua:.1ve \lam p of 'On<'l' b Not Enough · · For twr new film. based on a true 'tor.). M1sll Ralfan pla)'ed down her look:,, <.·ut hl'r long hair and coocen tr.1tt.'d (,IO her vulnerabtllty to create tht" character of a woman kiel and lonuly at a school for handicapped <'htldren. was made. "To Elvis. With Love " "flt' wa.s moved terribly and broh down crying," ahe said. "He said I should read 1t. I dtd and had the um~ reaction. I broke down sobblna. We felt tt was pot.telJaJly ea&.ertain· 1n1 and at the u me time could 1.•d ucall' t he public and ho pefully rhunge lheir life In some way " For M1i.s Ratnn. muklng the mm 14 as an educauon. "I HAD THE natun l mllrrudatfon ever yone has when they go to work with hand1capped c~Hdren.u ~he" u1d. "You feel like you have to talk differently a nd treat them dif- ferently. "Eventuall y. I was a ble to look beyoo<S the handicap and accept each one u .an individual. Jt's our hope that by the end or the movie, the viewer also looks beyond the ban· dicap." ''l quieltb beome MW&re ol what 1 rtalb wuted from life ud ,.,_ 1n > c~r and .taat ... mak\ac me so unhappy. 1 l'Mlbf"d that what I want· ed most ol all was to eveaQaally &aio th~ respect ol my p°een." That me&Dt dropploa out ol tht> limelight ror neatty five yurs, pla) mg small dlantt dubs. ta.lung acllng Jessona . and acceptloa par~ on televi&ion that expanded btt acting uoae more than he r familiarity quo tlecu.. .~ ........ A STAR THI! HAAO WAY She plays a nurse's aide helping a ) oung eirl with cerebra I palsy who ls confined tn a wor ld no one has penetrated Miss Rafhn said her desire to become an -actress had nothing to do with prospective star dom o.boqh Rafftn ''IT WAS HARD work." said thl• 21-year-old actress "But I fc·el I H ' grown as an actress " telt!\ 1~1on. Miss Rafhn found her beM opport urutles oo t.ht-tube, espedall~ · in miniseries llkl· tht> upcoming "Haywire.'' and "The Last Convt'rt1 blc " "H I °"dnt 14attl'fl for film~." ~ht• "IT'S A FILM we're proud of," sa.ad MlSs Rarrin. The "we" she re· fer s to as she a nd her producer hu~band, M1cbael Viner, who dis· t•overed the book from ~ hJch the film "I TOOK t ·p actang because l was shy and thought 1t would help me come out of m y shell." she said "And at did. I found I could do and say things I v.as far too em barra.'iM!d to say as Deborah. But I could do at as another <'haracter and say, hey at wasn't me." When most serious actors and ac· tresses seemed to shy a~ay from W-1 1 &C&OCMY &Wt.IDS A~Al nu NOW fl ) 1,oe • 4!00 • 1.0. • •t:oo nu ,...,...., u.111" •an NllU HA"T allTHDAY GlMINI fll I 00 e l-IS e S lO e l rOO e 10-IS .. ll MU«.tY WHHf THI IUPfAlO IOAM r11 ---.J 12:0J t Ul t H I t~l llO l .. &t ACMUr.awMDt---. 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Wbo's cooking 1n Laguna Beach" Just about everyone, mdudang architect ChraslJan A~I. car· loonist.a Phil and Frank In· te rlandi, restauranteur Tony Manzi, former newspaper editor Ni c k Williams and 'Haler Leland Cooley What they stir up •~ an 10 teresting melange of foods. a \'an ety diverse enough to keep a team of chefs cooking for years IT'S ALL DOCUMENTED in a brand-new cookbook which is rollinJt off the presses today. ca lled "Wbo'a Cooking 1n La,auna Beach." The volume la more than Just a collection of recipes. It '1 a his· tory of the Art Colony. u portrait of the people wbo live there and a pactonal documentation of it.s eclectic ambJance Jt5 author. Arline Isaacs. s pent three years gathering re· cipes. antervtewing the 140 con tnbutors and wntmg the history and personal sketches A "rusty " Journalist. Mr~ Isaacs naively thought that thE> book would be a good way to brush up her writing skills SHE SMILES when she thinks or all the trauma s associated with putUnc it together. "I tested a lot of the recipes and gaioed 10 pounds." sbe said. ·'Then 1 stopped and let so~e else do it. Dave and I ate out for three yeari." She also bad nightmares proofreading all the recipes and got to the point of actually dream· ang about the book. And she "s had to answer numerous questions about the book for the last thret> years. .. Every lime I'd meet some· one on Forest Avenue they'd ask when the book wa~ going to be ready." The funniest part of the publishing process was the cov- er. Mrs. Isaacs said. ,_. .. . . .. . .. ~ ··- DAILY ftl LOT Reeipes From ·_· __ Litgu~~ -""•eh ALL THE CONTRIBUTORS were invited to appear at · the lrvaoe Bowl one Sunday after· noon lo be photographed en masse for a color dust Jacket. "About 85 showed up." Mrs. Isaacs Said. "I .told them aU it. \\OUld take a bout 20 minutes. T hen the photograpJ>er's tripod bToke and he went off t.O try to rand another one -on Sunday afternoon ... L I I L I r I I I , L n p s n 2 1 71 L• , .. g u 1 " G I - F p A )! - -The following recipes are excerpted from· Arline l&aacs' book. "Who's Cooking in Laguna Beach." PENNEALSUGO · DIANE AND MARCO SA~N 'S 112 cup imported olive oil 1 onJon, finely chopped r If.a medium carrot, fmely chopped If.a stalk celery. finely chopped 1 pound lean ground beef Dry red wine to taste (about v .. cup) Salt to t.aste Pepper to taste Oregano to taste Parsley to taste 1 pound seedless tomatoes, peeled, chopped l pound tomato paste '4 pound fresh sliced mushrooms, sauteed in butter t "2 pOm4 pane (mc.tacciola or any pasta> 4 tablespoooa butter ' ,.,..... snted ParmeaD me.e Hea tbe oil lo a deep trymc pan. Add Ute omon. ~ and celery and coot over low beat until vecetablea are aoft and begin to change color. Add beef and fry 1ent.Jy .unW tt begins to brown, crumbling with wooden spoon. Moisten with wine. season to taste with salt. pepper, oregano, and parsley. Add peeled tomatoes, ltlntnl UDlO mixed with meat. Add tomato paste and stir. Cook slowly, stirring from time to time. After about 2 hours, add saut.eed mushrooms and COO· Unue to cook. Meanwhile. ln a separate large pan, bring water with l T. s alt to boil. Add peone and cook until slightly tender but still firm al dente. Drain in colander. Plaei! butter in emptied pan. Add penne and stir. Add most but not all of sauce and continue stirring. Serve in large bowls or plates. lopping each serving with remaining sauce Sprinkle witfl fresh grated Parmesan cheese TORTELLINICONPANNA . 2 packages (12 ounce) frozen Tortellini <can be purchased at Italian deli) l pt. unsalted whipping cream 1/4 pound butter Salt to taste Pepper to taste About 1 teaspoon nutmeg ,., cup freshly grated Parmesan cbttse Cook frozen Tortellini in boiling salted water for approx· imately 1S minutes 'or as directed on package) until al dente. Meanwhile: In skillet, add cream, butter, salt. pepper and nutmeg. Cook over low heat until blended. Let stand covered until Tortellini is ready. Drain Tortellini in colander but do not rinse. Add to cream mixture. Add Parmesan cheese. Cook slowly, stirring, until sauce just begins to thicken. Remove. Serve immediately in large heated bowls or plates as first course for dinner or main course for hmcheon. Serves six persons L01lNA MILLS• APPLE CBJP CAK.E 1 ~ cup salad oU · 2cups suear 2 eggs. blended 3 cups ra• apple chunks t cup c~fjncans ~ teaspoon g soda If.a teaspoon salt 2 tealpGOnS vanilla • 1 teupdon cinnamon 3cups0our Combine IDgredlenta in order stven. Batter w1ll be thick. Spoon Into uqrea.aed 9xl3·1Deb pan. Bake at 350 cleareea for one bow or Wit.ti done. BIM AND HAP GaAILUl'S EASY POI'S Oii caEllB t pacts• (I CMmeeS) aemlneet real dloeolate man• (lcup) ...,,... ... cu .. Well) mdk ebooolate ....... ...,C!UP ..... ..... ' ·~ ... ... ...,, ........ (~pl) la " tr. ooat'lll Ill ........... .,. .......... Addlla&mllk .. llleilil.aw Dtll. ............. _ .. , "•Nenfi.a.m......a 111oun•·1 ·---ell.... .. Al..,a 1t!19 ~ -...., to~.~-.., ...,.... ... ,......... S...elpt,..... Am.INS AND MWK•'M" .'.::l! lh•CKJAT .. aa llNd:=c•w>e.amebeele .~_ .... .,... ... ............... J ... ~···••••Mk ::=~...,.lll'll'WIM ... kumquta ~.. =IJI:•" "'"'-1-( -••> ~11 =::I"'·~. ••=ifl.1p!.~::.,u111, -,_, ....... ., ~., .• , ....... Pwr••· -' t41tesntrr~r. _.... dll ..... ,,_. ftrll. ............ ,.. .... She served the cooks some "ine and refreshments and kept the m happy until the photo ~CSl>lOn was finished. Tht-book ha s many ni ce tourh<'S. such as the s ignatures of most of the contributors on the e nd papers a nd thr ee i n d ices so rec ipe s and personalities can be found in a hurry THE NAMES OF the reCipes arc appealing in themselves: Penne al Sugo, Tortellini con Pa nna, Chicken-Spinach Crepes, Dolma, Carne en Camisa, Fl'08t· ed Chicken, Firebrand Chili and Apple Chip Cake. There's even one computer· proarammed recipe calLed Armenian Cheese Bourek. and a ?\ O~··~-SUIHP- Arf/ne ·fsaaCS sp ent three years gathermq recipes. 1nterv1ew1na and wntmg the his- tory and personal sketches for her book. Who s Cooking in Lagunc1 Be<Jch ·· racy one lilied Last Mango in Paris. Mrs. Isa a rs st1 II has all the or iginal rec1J)('s and she says. "Handwr iting analysts \\OU!d have a field day." A multi-talented person. Mrs. Isaacs was brought up m Mt Vernon. N . Y .. where she learned the newspaper busmess at the age of 16. SHE MAJORED in journalism and art at Nt-w YOf'k Cnivl'rsrty, !-lud red at Parson:. S<'hool of Design and wai:; an mll'rior dt'- s igner with Henry Roth on MadLson Ave Her career has tnl'luded stinb in the motion pccture industry. the public relation~ held and work as a pbot.ogr,pber. She bas been active 1• civtc af· fairs an Laguna Beach si.nce she aod her family •oved to llie Art Colony ia l.SJ70. Thl' authnr crN11ts her inten~st m cooking to her mother. who "al '1w J\~ hod k itchen drawers cramrrwd full of recipe chp- pLng~ · · and w a.-; chief cook for her tt-mplt-in M t. Vernon . The 347 page cookbook, which sells fo r $15 95, <SunBox Press. Lueunll Beach >. is barely born but already Mrs . Isaacs bas found great ll'llerest in it. She eir~cts ~e first printing of 3 .000 to sen "b"ke hotcakes ... Feed Your Kids' Right Hyperactive children can be treated with proper diet, according to Or. Lendon Smith , a practicing pediatrician who authored a book called 'Feed Your Kids Right.' By MJCHAEL PASKEV10l OI 1M O.tly ~I ... S\lff Or. Lendon Smith. well known to milbons of Americans via his frequent television appearances. is no stranger to the problems of hyperactwity in children. The a uthor and practicing pediatncaan has treated more than 7,000 youngsters for that malady over the past 19 years. One of them was has daughter, now 30. who was diagnosed as hyperactive when she was 13. REFERRING TO the medical and nutr1tionul advances that have been made since then. Smith admitted his own s hortcomings in treating his daug-hter. "We knew we were adequate parents." Smith told a weekend gathering In Anaheim of mem- bers of the California Dent.al As· socialion. "We wondered if it bad something to do with her being born in St. Lou.ls.'' be joked. "So we got her some speed," he said. It slowed her down - stimulants have the opposite ef. feet in children -but had the extra impact of malting ber a space case. "She couldn't play volleyball anymore so s b e did her homework," said Smith, draw- ing laughte r rus be mimicked bis daughter standing on the sid e lines and mindlessl y watching the back and forth fiigbl of a voJ.lyeyball. .. WE BAD A talk with ber ... Here take this pill.'' be added. Drugs no Joncer are part ot Smith's treatment except in the most serious s ituations. Hyperactivity. UJ.nesa and e~ stress can be preven&ed by llm· ply makinc 1ure >'"" chlld eau right. Not aurpria~y. the title of Smltb'a new iJI "Feed Your K .. Rilht.'' In lt, Smltb IDllkes aoaa• ,..__~ative ..._... lions, lnt1Udlnl: .. To atop ctil· clpUne prob&erna and vudallam In the cluaroom, autbortUea IDUlt tlOM UM Hndy atoret wlthla two•• of the ICMGI." Anoe.Mr OM: "II 10Ur ca.Ud &ovet a food to much that M mU1t tat It da1b. ll la proe.bl, ... bed fOf' hllft, •I l•ITW'I llllAICll 9'11 I found that 95 percent of byperaC'- Uve children arc carbohydrate junlties. About 60 per cent or the children are in ramllies with some history o f diabetes. alcoholism or obesity. White-flour pro ducts. ice cream and sugar sbo•dd be banned from these homes, aaid Smith. Hyperactive youngsters ,are plaaued with high levels or naturall y-pr o duc ed norepinel>luine ln their systems. Tbe eoodiUon la further aggraval· eel by carbohydrates that cause rapid nuctu.tlons in blood sugar Jeyela .• The reeult ls a child whose nec>cortft or outer. lntellect.Ull brain la 1tJsnula&ed to t.be polnt wlMre ''UMy are unable to dll· ·e1ard unimportant mesa.,..," tald Smtth. HYNMCl'IVE CHILDalN tend '° bf H t,..mely tlckUah Jnl)' two out ol 1,000 Wit.cl by l•lth wn not -and J>rGM to .. rtlrthlNtal '4tMkMt reUtf'! IMI· u~·-.... 14 tlta&mb •utll6N1. 11 Mtt Jfntnt M bod)' r0t Ina Staustically. such children are more likely to be bed wetters or suffer from what Smith termed "night terrors; an adrenaline at· tack wbenbloodsuaardrops <dur- iags leep)." Hyperactive boys outnumber girls five to one and 75 percent fall into the "fai r pe ople" category with either blonde halt and blue eyes or red hair and green eyes, noted Smith. Proper nutrition. accom· p a nie d by s upple mental vitamins. un do much to al· leviate tbe situation, claimed Smith. He Ul'led parW1ts to "read the kid'• body. Don't uaume ev-er~ iJI peycbiatrlc. • • Tberetore lt'a up to parenta to keep track ol their child'• Ml1ftl habit.I. .. WUN I A8ll 'What do yoca eat'?'' tM kldttll'ta 1rtln1 t'GOI," m&th )oktd. "lle'll II)', 'I Ukt turo tp1 and•••· plant • "Rtnwm r," 1td mllh, "tM •h•ltllf oll,.-\1\'lnlcl 11 I t ) " t •••• To stop d1sc1p ltn e problem s an d vandalism in the classroom, authonties must close the candy stores within two mies of the school, says Dr. Lendon Smith in h is book. As for children who arritt at s chool without b a vine bad br eakfast . Smith s aid, "No teacher should be required to teach a kid who dida't bring his • brain to school." School officials s hould con- tinue to stress proper nutrition and put an end to all junk food. be added. Smith told of tM sue· cess or a Norwegian school tbat provided students with a doee of fis h and cheese at 9:30 a .m. everyd~. He said the children bad betteT' attention spans and learning retention upabWtiea than before the nutrition pro.. aram wu lnltlated . In contrut, Smith ·told the 1tory or a acbool ln Or.p where cbllclnn took a "* OD whether or not to kffp caacb' m1chlnea. The vote waa II per· Hnt In lavor of kttp&q t.M 11\IChU.. "TM priodpal aald tht aeMr four ,.rrent were ab1tt1t," l •IU• 11td. 11You Hn't lllJlll -·· .. ht added .• .,,..... •how ftn ()ptJona, ••• ,. .. 1n1our1&kll'dl"'''h' 1 '' . ..... (2 OAIL V PILOT Magic Mousse With Lean Ingredients Slmpb' delmou.s. )el I~ Wbm r.Jalln t.s soft. chorouahlv bl•·nd~" ''mPlt , ... ma.... d .. _-... -# ~ ~ ~ 01er in u non ~11c k cooking .,pra~ r>rup lht• s T R Aw 8 f; RR y . v ... • • ''"' YYt na wal<'r Pour Into I bowl ond that'• OW' sum Ciourmt l CO\'f'r blender and C'hUI . Spn-1.1 u.j•I. C''n· '>llUC\·pun OVl'r moderate ballt:r b~ the· '>p<IOnful ORA~GE b len der ea•., o • "" ... m ' hl'<•l. until bultt!r melts into mounds. 3 inches Cll'"R' 6\rrOPE Rl' 'SE • •-1 reno prw s at high •Pttd. namon. if de ll'fd Cov••r Qla " ~· • m ou ae It .-looks and acrap nt h n "'h b a and t,hlll 1 \o hou.:.. ~· :ind water bolla. 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I( ~ ou· n· lt kt• m o~t ,\men can'>. fudJ:l' 1.1.;i, \OUr \'t'r~ rir!o.I ('OOklng \t•ntun•. hack 1.1.hl'n ~ou 1.1.t•n • a \c~n a~•·r W e 11 . t 1 mt·.. h a ' •' l ha n 1:ed. and n o v. t hl'rt':. Foolproof Fudi:;1· the t-astt"\t a nd most 1h•ltl'IOUS fudj!l' {'\'Cr' IT'S PRACTICALLY l.111 -.afl' because 1l 'b 01.1dt> "ith that bmooth. 1· n·a m.' dessert base. .. 1.1. et.>t t•m•d condensed milk U>ng cooking isn't rl'ri u 1 r e d : n o th\·rmomete r o r so(\ ball ll'1>t 1s needed Best of all, th,•re·s not a rhant>e of this fudge getting ~u~ary becau.<ie as soon as s wl'etened conde nsC'd milk 1s heated with th•· <'hocolatc m orsel!>. 1t form s a s moot h. thick m ixture and cools Lo :i firm con.'\1stenc\' t'OOLPROO .. FcDG t, 4 Make s abo ut I J , pound.a > lti OU O ('(') pafkages 1>e m1 swel't "'hocolate morse ls 1 c 14·ounce > can ~ weetened conde nsed m ilk 1N0Tevapora ted1 Dash salt l • J t cu s p o·o n ~ \an Illa extrat>t "i cup chopped nuts, optional • • St e p 1 : In top o f double boiler. ove r hot wat er . or l n heavy saucepan, ove r low heat. m e lt morsel& with s we tlent d condenaed mllk. Step 2: Remove from heal: 1\lr Sn remalnlna tnlrtdi-.. t.p 3: SpreM evenly lnto WU paptr·UMd g. tncluqurepen. &up•: aamaa.rtor Uftlll ML VOMSDOUBLECOUPOMS SAVE WITH SLIM PRICE AMD SUM PRICE .53 SU CEO PEACHES ... ,,.q ' ... SUMPRJCE .37 PEELED TOMATOES • ., I GROCERIES s[1;.ri~Tomat0Sauc:e .27 '*'flC-""'TC>/1 29 Slim Price Port< & Beans • ,. ,.,.._I CllJ"t Slim Price Sweet Peas .~•(I<"(((...,. 'it .. ""'C'I Irregular Pears •..0.1"<1 (No Slim Price Fruit Mile "'"""1110nu Slim Price Salad Oi .29 .69 .49 169 .97 .97 .88 ]49 .59 " •JO!'<!. tlPTit.l 99 Slim Prtce Paneake Syrup • ' .. <µ<].ct"' Slim Prtce Cat Food S~e Oty Dog Food "''"'"' l. Cf"' Slim Pl1C~ Dog Food .24 419 .32 149 )19 .89 ~OU'' ""'OIM"A. ] 29 Sim Prtc:e Sandwk:h Bags 11><()(1'<1 ~-TAa Slim Price Kitchen Begs s:'~~ .~., l'tapklrw 169 189 .99 .59 .29 CALIFORNIA 75 NAVEL 4lB ORANGES a.a .. ..,.. . ..-c, JU(;> r~WBERRlfS49 ""-'j' ,,,.. • SUM PRICE BATHROOM TISSOE ....... .69 FROZEN FOODS ~w~ ~~~~: •7~UJ<-~()jl Vons l..emONIOP PRODUCE 119 .59 .69 .69 .65 .41 219 219 .85 Cri:p ~SpNch !JU .29 IB .49 ~~AAlXW:~()jl '" .15 w~Sl CJ(TllM'N'O('t 49 Red Ddcloua Apples UI • HEAL TH & BEAOlY ;'(j(.(XM PM:JloH:A Akgy Reid Medicine ~~~~ 139 129 ]69 .59 VONS BAKERY Sh'°~~ ... 33 229 239 329 SUM PRJCE MAYONNAISE SUMPRJCE MACARONf • CHEESE SUMPRICE PAPER TOWELS SUM PRICE MARGARINE .99 .24 .49 . .39 BEEF 189 FARMERJOHN39 RJB UNK STEAKS SALJSAGE '""""' q<. llll1" l ()I' ,..,. ., ,.,,.,,.~ f"U'ro-~ UI ~ .... ~ La CENTERCCJT BEEF ROASTS ............ ••I r BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN STFAKS ''l'il '"'H ,Nt• • r,H,,,,,.t~ 129 259 MEATS C~~ChuckSteak uo 139 ~Ru~pRout f 19B TiolJ.L 1\1<. l<CU t 88 ~Chuck Roast UI ftO!<(lLS-.l'IUI -()<U("{\JI 198 ShoulderCJod Roat ui 1...al.~ [J()(".,~,(.((Ul>~l"lf }88 Lean Ground Bed 1.11 lAlll.f..,.;N'.Jl -V"-LIA p,.o. ]93 Boneless Chick Stak.s UI OSCAR MAYER BEEF ORME.AT 139 W1ENERS ,,,.., •-./•.,,.,,, • >l>J. > ...... VONS POTATO SALAD ' .. ,..,..., ( .,,,.-.. ~ ~,.,.\.J C..t.u V • .59 DELICATESSEN M').r<J~ GaOo Stlald Sliltme 139 .99 139 159 ~c,;~~.3t m:~s29 ~ . SUMPRICf: CANNED DOG FOOD . .... ..,.. REFRESHING SUM PRICE BEER .19 129 UQOOR • ~i.m • -llll tCW 0 _..,.., ~ma'7-0own 1199 ~odM 619 ~~..iiuor• 129 ~Coffee Uqueur 485 ~n·~ll(_~ met BouftN>n 1099 'U'IV -"""'-•JJ ~ Robert MondlllWt 299 · ~·m •-~D Old Smuggler Scotch 999 ~'-'ll'tQLOIOW.J Fresh Pori< leg Roast lll 173 UI 159 MOllfERS'DAY FLOWERS ... 99 l'lO"~ "-101•1.M A"Cl f"llOll'1" 69 Young Hen Turkeys t.a • la.98 SPECIAL OFFER Save .50S and more on c~s....·n <:::J~ ~re ~~!1~9 ~ (()~ ~f'IOl"\ONHEROAVSONOAV AAY I Inf "195Jii~· WITH /\ L..MNG PlANT THAT KEEPS ON CIVl'IG BLOOMING MOMS COLORRIL VIOLETS :<? CA 129 v. 149 ~595 Step I : Turn flMll• oM.oftlltlllMAnl; .... ott ""' .-tut lN r=• .._ H1111lll•c.._. equ.,... \. -a -111 111'1 .,.. ""· -r.:.- Cev~r IM re It) =--rODM • t• I. 1Plt ....... M · { I ' -= . .,, .. ... -•O..-.ltt•• ... ... f I ' i L L I ' I 1 I , L r i: s n 2 1 7 L• 1 }- 8 u 1 1' ( I J\ 0 1' ·. ~· FOOU WOOnesday May 7 I 980 It's Tostada Time For a quick warm weather meal. g et tortilla shells a nd p ile th em high w ith spicy fillin gs Oo )Ou t'v~r ~~I J l'ruv111.: for lht• .opp) fhl\ CH Of !\h•Xll'UO fn11<I'" " )'llu'r,• fond or ttu·o .. lht> M1•'(1C'1111 '-111\cl"' 1r h huw ubout J lllt l'· 'iu"' I\'' Thi' l\'<'11w.· for Ut•t•f 1' o !I t a d u ' rn .1 II. ,. , u navorful .rnd nut 111 mu'> hurr) up mt•JI To,tJdJ' .an up,•n f .a <' t• II ' .1 I ,1 d J n d 'and" 11"11 t•ornbinutwn. .ire un rntt'rt"•l in.: i:.tud~ of contr .. ,h I h1•n • ~ tht• c· r 1 ~ 11 .1 11 d 1· r u n t• h ) torllll.i '''r'u' lht' '"" h·xlurt· ul llh 'hr1·1hfrd If it's got wheels you'll move it faster in a Daily Pilot classified ad.Call 642-5678 and a friendly ad-visor will help you turn your wheels i nto cash. \. _.,._,: cht-t' Then t.her e'i. tht' cool. rn111p l<'ttlK't> rom par"d to the ~P'<'Y an1t p1pin1t hot meut mix tun· \ (1,1 I t r I' fl \I 1· 111 II t o r t 1 11 a . -... h 11· h t' t1 n u'>uall.,. bt' pur<'h1•wd h\ 1 h1• ho>. 111 .:1111·t·r'r .. wn•-. lormi. tht· bu:.t· ol I ht• ltllSlJdu 1t ti. th1·n tnppt'd 'Alth d melll m1-t tun• 't'hH·h ran be made 111 J Jiff} "1th ground IX't'f ant.I frel>h chopped tomJlOt'i. An t'O\\'IOpt· of \jC'O '>t'ason\ng m1io. .11lch JU'>t th1• n~hl <'llnl h1nJl1on 11f '>J.IH't'" fur J rt•Jll'>lll ~lt•>.ll'dn flJVOI th JI " 1u ... 1 r l).!hl uncl not loo ho\ LeltU<'t• 1:. tht·n pilt·d on top and ohvl'l> can bt· ,1dded as a gl.lrn1sh Tht' rdt·a of :.l1rnni.: lhl' fn•,h tomalC>t'l> d1n.•ttly into t h<' meat m1xtun• ralht-r than adding tht'm with t h t' I t• t t u c· t· ~ o r k l> C''Pl'l.:ially ~II wht:n 1t ':-. o I f s t• a :. on f o r t h 1 • tom<1lot·i. and tht•\ n· not really n·d rux· • If vou'n.· an and tc.rt1 f an." Cream\ Ch1rkl'n Taco:. 1:-. ·<1nolht.•r un usu:JI rt'<'IPt' to ,JtltJ 1n ll'rt'!lt lo vour ml'ttls Cookt-d d1kkt•11 I" 1.'0m· h1nt•d W1th u ta.sty i.uut't• ni.ulc· <1u1rkl v ui.1nw un l'n \it'llllH' o ( d\t'l'!IV .,,1\1('1' fll" ~W l\'t'd "1th J 1·0111 i:lui.s of milk and ft t•sh I r u 1 I 1• 1 l h t· r t h 1• IOhtJdJ'> 111 th1· (,11•11, ~ 111 J>rO \ 11lt· J " t• 11 bislant•t•d nwul lhJt' qu1r kly Jnd t·u~lly pn· pJrt.-d BU~.t TOSTAOA!o. )t tostadu:. 1 pound ~rount1 ht't'f I t·n \ dOJJt' 1 I ' uunrt'I l iH'O '>l'U'>OOIOg Oii\ 1 I l'UIJ "Jh•I I t t1 bh•spoon \ in•·l.!.ir :.! tomato(•:.. t'hoppt•d Shn'<.ldt'<l ll'ttu1•1· Shrt'tldt•d montt•rt· v j:Jl'k rhN~t· PllH'<I np<.· ohn·, Wrap t c~tadu' loos1·lv 1n foil and ht•a l in :mo dt•grt·1· o"vl'n !.i 111 111 minuh.._ Brown t~·t·f 1n largl' s ktllt·I. sl1rring In rrumhk. pour off 1·\ n·s~ fol ,\ d d t' on I t' n t ' o I M'a:-.on111g mix 1•nvt•lo111" "'ah'r. and '1111·gar h1 1ng to·a boll. '>lirnni.: or ~ ~Off Squeeu" Parkaymargarine. • • ..; •Ill .... ~ ... -...... ., ..... '\JI ... ........... , ... "'""' .· ..... '\ .,.,..,~ .,.. "' ... ,,. . . ... ... ,_ ............. , .. ,.. ...... , , . ..,, " ,,.., .... '"" ............. ,. .... ,.,,...,..,, ... ,.. .... ... ... .. .., ~-·.,"" ....... ~._.,. . "' ... """ .•. ~ .. "" .. "'"'' •• ;.lf'lfl'A•.,,,,.,," ...... ~. ' ........... ~~"·"' ,,.~ ... ,,,,. .... ...., .. ,,..,c ... -. • ., • .._,,.. ..... ''"'' ..,..,....,.. , . ...... ., .. ; . . . " .....-,. . ..... ... ., ... ,_.. .,. • '" lllfll '"' •O •O • IMI" ..... -lo1'U 2J.OOO l.05),9'3 t·u~1 unull) S tir 1n tomutocs. 1-~o r eac·h t os tada . place a ~encroui.. spoon· ru1 111' bt-t•f mixture on 111\t' IOMacta Jnd top \t II h ldtun'. t•hel'l>e and ni>t" 1111' l'l> l\lukei. ti sen ing, • Toi.tadai. can be 1111rrhd~tc'd fully tookt.'d 01 1f you prt:fer to mitke ~our own. fry tort11lai. in .1bu u1 11 1nC'h hot 0 11 Jbout one minute on t•a<·h i-td<'. until golden bro" n JJld cni.p \11<·ro\ta\t' !Jlrt'r 111111, <:rumblt' ground ht•t·I 111 ml'd1um -~1zc· 1 J""t't oh• Co\ t·r "'1th \\,1'\ papl·r anti m 11· ro\t ·" l' cook o n llH;!I I to 5 m1null''· ~l1rn11~ onrt• or l\\ t('I.' to hn·ak 1111 mt.•at. pour off t•\t'l''" fat A MEXICAN·STVLE MEAL IN MINUTES Stir 111 ..,1·a,omng mix. \\,11t·1 a nd \tneg<.i r 1\tt('f'll\t<l\l' C'OOk . l'll\· t•n·d. on lllG ll about ~. minutl's. sllrnng 1m<'e nr I \t IC'l'. until hot and hub· bllllS! C'lllCKF:N TM'OS I I'll\ 1•10111· ( 11 I lllllll I' I rh1·t·,p -.:iu11· ml\ I tup mrlk I rup c11t•1•d 1·011k1·'1 11r c annl'tl t·htt•h.t•n :! c·:m1wht•ll,~ :-,hn"<'ldt'(I 11'1 t w •· IJ..i11 ~ .. 1.111 • r• .1111 11 tl1·..,1 n-d C'omlrirw 11int1·nt ... 11r ,1111 t ' 1111 \ I 11\ t·fl•flt mill.. 11111 l..•·n .111d • h111 fr•·prwr 111 n 1'(l1111T1 '"' m I n u I 1 .. • ... •• r I I n i· 111 ' 1 .1 ... ll1f1Jll\ "'" 1n I• llll ,ti• 1 II tl1·,rr1·tf. /11 .11 '·'' 11 ht ff~ HI C')ll dPl!fl'I' II •II \\ hd. pro p,1nni.: 1·h11 ~.•·11 f rllir I.; .... pl11tfl I h11 ~1 r1 Jlll\1111• 1111 .. '"'Cl -.h· "' l••P \\llh ltolllll •' ,1ntf "''•'If Add tomalot•i.. l'n<>I-I m I fl u I l'. ('I) mp It• I l' t 11'>1 acl.1' J l> d1n·1·tt•d J bll\l' I IOCllJlU. dtt t rl ... 11111J•.111 ...,1n1n111 • •l•.•111 \l .. l..• ... I ll\111.., Eating right. Sometimes it seems your teenagers live on hamburgers. And you worry about Wt Don't. Take a· hamburger with , lettuce and tomato. Add~ an 8·ounce glass of mill You've added something good to make it a balanced meal. For about 12£! OAILV PILOr \1 11 1'11\\.1\t• l11r1·<. 111111 .. l111 ·p.t1•· f1ll111j.! In 1111·•1111 m Ill' rn I\ 1 n ~ li11\tl ('11\• I \tllh \\<Jlo. I•. q,.. r .1111 I 11111 r• i"' <1' ,. I 0 ti h. 11 II 11 l (; 11 ~I 1111111!11'' ... 11rr 1ni.: 0111·1• or 1\\111' \tit! lttnJJllll'"' 11111 r11\\o1\t • 11.ok !II\· ,., • ·d .111. ,,., ,11111, l1mi,:t.·r ·. . . "" ·'· .. . , . " . .. . . .. .. ' .. . , .... (;I DAILY pjl.Ol Wecl,,.tday May 7 I \)80 FOOD Sound~· of Summer Slurp, e~h. splash l8d snap are l.M cv<'r pttffnl IOWKLI of aum· mer. The9e 1111me lh•cly 1ound1 lhat provld~ a cooai.nt choruA for the active lllc ah10 tttvt" aummertlme menuis a 1peciaJ di men.sion. What would a Popa cl be Without that toogut" lapping alurp! Wha t would we u ll a nap btlan wit.bout th sn ap" And who would want to eat a radish without tha t aUSl)'Ull cnmcb" O et loto t.ht> 110Undl or aummer: play Uwm to your adv.ntagc us you plan your meitls . 1'ry a Uttle snap Md splash for lunch by tossll\g • cnsp &reen ga.rdt>o salad with JUtcy Calarornta nee· tannes. Marinate brat-I· ly ·with 011 and · vinegar a nd don 't forget the crushed mint' How about a little 5lurp and crunch at din· ner? Start out with a rdreshing blender drank fea tu ring fr es h California peaches, a dash or lime juice and your favorite rum or m meral 14 atcr. The n a crunc hing finale with a fruited s un· dae or s hortcake c using only the freshest pick or I he sea son -f resh Ca liforni a peach es, plums or nect a rines) sprinkled with toasted almonds. For all those ·won· d e r r u I sou n d s ta n d flavors or the season an one e~ dish, _consider th~ Pea ch C<.a hbJl gc Pa t c h Sa l ad . Ap · propriate for lunch or dinner, it's a coolin g or· c heslralion or the s l urps, c runc h t•i.. s plashes and s naps the1L only comes with ~ardt•n fresh and the Sl' best. G r een pt•ppl'r anci 1.·1.·lery add I he C'rUnC'h a nd s nap. Succulcnt peach s la <'<'S and a C'reamy gelatrn provide the slurp and s plash. All 1n a stummcrmg mold that prom1st's to brettk out an harmony the mmute you bite rnto it. So <'OOI off and tun<.· in I h i s s um m1.•r t o lht· :.ounds, the sensations of ).!ood eating. For mon· 1ll'l icious wavs to mttkf' .1 !>pla5h in your fam1l} ·, meal planning, send for t he 48-page colorful rnokbookJet "A Tas te of rhc Rain bow" featuring fres h Ca lifo rn 1<1 pt·aches. plums, liartleu 1a·ars and nectarine!>. Just send SI to: "/\ Taste of the Rambow." Cal ifornia Tree f 'ru11 1\greement. P. 0 . Box <!55627. Sac r amen to, ca Ii r. 95825. PEACH C A B BAGE PATCH SALAD 1 e nvelope ( l table!-.· 1X>on > unflavored gelatin 34 cup wat er 1h cup each mayon· Poultry Good Value WASHJNGTON CAP> Americans interested an getting enough pro· tein, but discouraged by the high cost or beef. continue to find good value in poultry. NulritionisL'i note that eggs. too, can be a valuable protein source 1( eaten in moderation to avoid cons uming t oo m uch cholesterol. The federa l Office of Consumer Affairs notes that you can predict the tenderness. meatiness a nd appearance of poultry simplr by read· ing the labe informa· tion. MANY packages con· tain the Agr icultu re Department's USDA in· s pection m a r k. This means the poultry is safe and wholesome to eat, but it doean't tell anythina about the ten. derneaa or meaUnesa of the bird. Look ror a grade mark for meatineu inlonna- lion. Grllde A chickens t u rkey a, duc ka and capons are the meatlelt and have the fo weat lean 1n t.heir ald.na. PNdidtbe._.,..., by loc*'"' for UM clw or a 1e or t he blrd. Vouq blrd•i UI Ulll)' labe led 11 nroller1, trren • .......,.bt:: u ............ ...................... , ... NCILftY, .... G» n•u~e and IOUJ' Cn"IM 2 tabl pooo.s cldrr 'inea r l l•bl spoon uch prcpal"t'd m u.st•rd. prt-· part"d horseradis h and !U.t~U ,., l f'UpOOn salt '~ Lt' poon ~PP"r 3 r UQJ earh dact'd In•, h Callfbmta pt>acht•' t ubout 11• pounds' !And hrtddt>d rabbaKt• 111 cup ear h r hopJX."tJ ---- ar.-~n p ppu, col ry ond •U~'t'd a n onion 1.cttu<-o I av 2. frt"lh t•ltrornl JH' r hc•. plttt•d •nd &heed In t1 mtt11 11 u urt•pu n llOft.t'n jlt•httm ID I,' l'UP of th<' w1.1tc•1 . c.Hi.,olve oYt•r low ht•Jt. ruol. Mt'un\o\hlk, ID large bowl \o\h l k togl'lher m.i y o nn u 1st•, i.o ur t'rt"aam . v1 11 t'g1tr, mus taro . horstradlith. 1u1ar. u lt, pepper und remainlna ~ cup watn. 11tlr tn llt laUn mlxturto, thtn remalntna lngn·· d lent1 Hctpt leuucc and 11U~ pe-chH . Tum lnto rsix cup mold Chill until firm, ubout tour hours. Unmold onto le lluCl'·llned serv1 n~ plate. gunush with i;hct'<I 1uiaches. Makes tilX lo eight servings. Sh1rrmer, splash and snap descnbe this cooling and satisfying Peach Cabbage Patch Salad. •n• ...... RIB HAM ROAST HOCKS LAROE ENO ,,. ,, ... __ ,_ ~ .... ......... "" ... " AaCftnnQM"ll +A•• ... \.• I--•• , .... !~'"'"•••t·"'•"• .. lt• I '"'' •W •l...i t .. ''•ullt • .. , ' \.. ._ .. f ..-fMIA ••tt;.., _,,,J $I 7 9 LB 79c LB. --- Taau•••ND POllK c SLICID .SHOULDlll •IH.HA BURRITOS .~a,"'!:~' BACON STEAKS 11-0Z. PKG. LB. 69c s 1 2 • LB. EA. ~ ... fl • Ufflf ~lli.lR!. PORK LINKS IH.1/ ..... 29c APPLESAUCE ~:i.~:t ! .. : 57c 1 ~0z PRUNE JUfCE ~;;~. ! .... 94c 27 c OVEN BAKED BEANS .... ! .. . 78c 6 ~-OZ GREEN CHILES ~~:;_oocro e HJ/ 34c <t $iiiPPi '00•""'""" '"'°"···::~ 20c ~IR£S!~!1 ~:;··~ ! " ..... 81 ' • pjp:f iins ..... o 69c , CORN OIL "" $109 C-ONUOINA ·!TOMA TO SAUCE . • PURINA• TUNA e-OZ lllONE V. llVEA. COUl'fTAY DINNER )w. CAT FOOD OR ~AS!~ !RUT . POTATOES U 5 lo() t •AU$$( T~ 1 sc LB 9 iiR SOAP . 39 SHORTENING ...... _. ! q,,, '1.75 • OOVE ,., c IMEEDKF sroEP.PA-ir: .. • ! ~:: :~:W A'PPtEs··-· -~··· :'3 1· ~~.~.m~.!!'·' ! DISH LIQUID ......... ,,0, 5139 CHILI ~lfii BEANS ~~·! ... , 64: ~~:~!.~~Ms···· · 69 " 9ijC :9 oL•o••os 2 DOG FOOD :;~~. ! .... ,.. 31 CARROTS .... M 15c 0 l; SANDWICH BAIS ,~O CT 8 c !e· STATER BROS. 57c J J • L•llE TOLAllE ...... LDCHEDD•A 534, .... PORK & BEANS JOO/ $ 3 2 9 •CHEESE ......... 1•.oz BBQ ~AUCE '""'$'""'' • s107 MUMS IN 6"'Po r .......... EA. Of () ..010tlltlC1i0"' <f)()/ • ---------------------"' p""'"" BREA FAST BARS ~::~:~ :( .. H sl.12 4~'-'c ! WESTPAC I • DOG $373 PAN. SHAKES P'4l-•HU~•J•C• ! ..... 5gc ~ ~ j CIUM STllE .... CHOW VANISH ~:~~~~r'HU ! ' ' .... 5gc ., llOICS(~~.,. =[ KEllMU Ala"~·· FURNITURE POLISH 1«..olo ! .,.. 95c PAMTYHOSE ••• sp s cm 1 1oii1054c PASTE 1'-0l. -----------------PU11u s43s swm Low Frozen Food Pn.ces .• CBHOEYFAR DEE ....... ~!()\• IH••-t»> s1 s1 PUPPY CHOW .... • • PUS ZA $329 = · · ~~~;::.w"" oo.c • VIVA e 79c GRCEll DELUXE PIZ cmm .. ! .. m-0z TOWELS r.::·c:::~.~· ... • "°'' BUMS <v• FISH FILLETS E~~:r!~:R .... ! 1/~0l $3'' STTRPYOOCILUPTSE .. A.CTM• ENT! . '"s15459c r=.,,. .. _. ''°' s1&4 = -.<•O MllS PAUl'S $279 s. . . R ! " I • FISH STICKS ~~.'lvmA . • .... . 2•-0Z MARGARINE ~·~.o!~~ • I .. uz BSC DONUTS =~~:H c11uM.0Lmo :J£uv ... ! . ,~G 7 6 c SPREAD :::::.~::> . ! ••'>r 45c Beer, Wine & L iquor Specials 7 7 c PICKLE SLICES ~~~~s:Mx.. s 1 23 FRENCH TOAST A\lfff.C~MA.... • VOl 1 ' 01 • ILIQU0411 AllAl\.All( IH STOflU WtlH UClNSU ONl YI COOL WHIP TOPPING .~ ....... M>Z 79• trlfb ~~~~·UI .. \01 29c ORANGE JUICE 1•0P1c•N• .. 1 .......... 12-oz. ·93c APPLE JUICE llNICA ............... 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MAY I· MAY 14, 1tl0 ..o, 35c .. o, 35c L L I J L r i s n 2 1 7 ·- FOOD SUP fty MARTIN 81.A\N , "Why {'ttn'l I 't:nd for more than on rl" rund on a product l i.ueotten• Man)' rcfumtt'ra uk U\Ls qu Uon whf'n t•onfroott'd by n ·rund fornu sllpulatJna 'on~ rt'hmd J)E'r facmh ur addrt> " The un:.\n•r 1' simple Manufarlurt'n "ho rnl\kt' refund orrer'i hlVf' I r18ht lO llt"t th,• rul that )'au mu.st follow to ('lbtatn )'Our 1 duntl If > ou don 'l cart• to follow the rulei.. don t 'il'Od for th,• I rund 01111•: t-•:lt llOU EllOl.O rult•'I arf' u:.u.ill) dl•:.1g0t>d tu enable a m1tnufac.-turt'r to reat•h u' mun\ f}t'Ople as ~able for the mont'\ 11 h••~ budgt•tf'd for th<' offer \n Hnponunt '-t'C'rt't Of SU<.'ChSfUI rerund ing h to folll1" n•fund IO">tnarUOM Ca&rt'fulh If ) llU llb\.111\ Jlhilt1onal prouh oC purc.-hast• for u rt'htnd )(lU have already re queslt-d )OU <'BO trade them w1lh friends who have not \et taken jdvantage of lhe offer Or ) ou ('jn add thl' proofs to your t.'ollect1011 ,rnd "aal for a nother uffcr 1 t~wnng the l>dffi1· ont'S H1•funders "'ho ignore one ~r hoU">l'holtl rules ufl,·n discover to their regrl't lhat lht~ I ), ont• 11( the few t1m1 'i wht·n d mJnufac.-lun·1 "111 dti.<:ard their proofs of pun·hd:.t: REFUNDERS Al.SO ARI:: ~~lc:ing for trouble lf tht'y try making multtplt: n•fund re queSl.!. u."ng variations of their naml·' amt :.iddrt'S!>l~ Ho" much trouble? For the an~wer to that questaon. I contJcted l ' S Postal ln:.IJ('t' tor SN McKusick, who c.-oordinatl.'l> in \'t'Sllgations of a ll t~ pes of <·oupon and refund fraud llert.' 1~ what he had to <,a~ "Some ronsumers havE' bE'Pn known to submit multiple request:-. for rC'funds. In or dE'r to conceal the fact that they are submit ting more reqitests than allow<'<I by the terms of the offer. they resort to various types of concealment. "They may use var ious names Olh(•r than thelr own or ua~ thf'lr own names but cban1e the normal itl)f'llina Their own name may be uat'd bot th ..addrt!N may be alter.cl aUab\ly. Thty may enlist Ule aid ol friends or re· lullY'(>S 11nd 1ubmlt the refund requear.a uaana thon nam and addrosa "All Ot' THESE sublerfU&es and con· culment& rnuy conatltulti fraud depeodlng on lht tcrn\lt of lht• p"rllf.'ular refund offer. Your rudcrs t.hould be aware that the ui.t• of lhl· llnHt.'<.I States mails for the purpose 11f fr Jud v1t>IUlt':. Title 18. U S. Code. Section IJ4l, Motl fo raut.I In udd1t100. anyone who violates lhu1 itl'tllon. usm1: a fictltlous. false or u~buowJ numc or address. may also be in 'lolu1111n of ~hwn 1342 · On <'OfH l<'llon of violations of either of thl"" ...._., t11111,, tht• and1\1dual c.-an be sen· 11 111 n.I tu J 11n~un term of up tu ft\ c years, a • I , 000 fin1• or ooth "Whtie we cerlatnly do not want to (ragl\len the vast maJor1ty of t'OOSUmers who UM.' refund \ ert1ficdtes in tbe proper manner. 1l '-tlouJtl ht· mudc known to those who may be 11•1111f'st111i.: refunds ilh•gally that they could 111111•1 1 tl1l·ni...t·IH·' to un"<1nted problems. If )vur rl'CJtlt.·r"> hav~ tnlormallon con· 11•rn1n)! the 111\:~a l n'demptaon of either 1·1 nt-. off coupon, 11r rl'fund offe~. lht'y ma) v. nti-. g1v111g full p;1rt1c ulars. to the "Postal 1r .... pl'1·1or u1 ('lwrge" in c·arE' of their local Jl"'t offH'l' 01 th1.·~ m.1 y :.end lht>1r inform a \1011 1hr,·1·1h t11 m1 . ~ 'I; \kKus1ck , Postal li1,pl•ct111 , I' 0 Hox 43558, St. PauJ. MLDn. ~J!dt)I ' Pleas<.' noll· that all of the refund offers in 1 ha' rulumn :.ire ont• per f41mtl y unlcs:. 'IH'l'lfted Olhl'rV. l!>C. Ht:Fl'ND f>J-' TIIE DAY \.\'rite to the followan~ 1:1ddress to ren·1ve I h1• form rcqu1 red for this offer from Ziploc: Fn·e Peanut Butter Offer, P.O. Box 8265-X. Clanton. Iowa 52736. This offer expires July :w. 1980. ~o send fort he form soon r---------::----cL"1r\;-.:-;.n.'Eli£ru'Nos----------- Ml!.(( lLAHEOU~ FOOD PtllOOUCTS •I Y·"*'' P .. .& ("IUl"W • ",,,. n 't"h ' '''" f'UI 1n1 IH.-...no •..-.-o .. .,.....,~ ~1fitllldl <•"""'°" te:• ,,. rl'l(J f,l"M I .1 -.nei. ., \•f ' •• "-nn, .. CWD'1n., t• v• ,,~ retu~ nih•r "'""' DtW-rM)P .., ,,. t.f\I t• r \t run. 'CH· i7 11 fN \ 1nt1 U tor \,J If cvur·ot1• lflf ••·•mp1 .. ~t~ut toll•·tflnq <thf '°"~ ., ... •di ~.,moot•,,,, , 1 Avt11.tnl1 U\,. tn+"'• P"OOt •N''",.., .. ....,,,,1P•oo11.1nqtvrltit rf!rOoV'r~H-r1hrn.,O·QnA,,of r•..iHhf4...., (o(.r)(1 ~·,,,M,.. boon•• •~n<1 t ,,. .rt'''"" '""""'"'"'•l '"" ""'"" ()l\()i'""ncs "' f ,... , .......... tQt "''"'' ,,, .1 ,,..,~. n 8611. .. fT\"-1 ma9dltr'M\, nncJ tNhef\ tr601nQ win lr•••"'CJ Qttor\ d•• •1•.1Hl1tf1I( . ..-._ ~tr '1f't' f ~.,.,.,,.Top Nt ,.,.._ '-Uf'Hf"<t tn ,...,nUtiM""lurfr• Q+"ot)f .llt:.".c•• hnHf\ 10-'JU 1r1pr-M r • ·.,... "'""' t"ftn•I M,,,...., .. 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Find out that giving up coffe1n doesn't hove to mean giving up robust flavor. ~.May 7 t980 OAILV PILvT A POT OF COFFEE AND JAMMY BARS HELP NEWCOMER S FEEL WELCOME For Neighborhood Newcomers Moving into ,, nc" nt.'11-(hborhood l'<lfl ~ a lont'ly expenen<'e. ,\ p<>l ·or c.-of(~ and th+> "'arm hand of fnt•nthh 1 µ v. 1 II help a ne"comcr fed welcome /\nrl t o give your "elc:QJIW ;rn l'Xtrn sp1•r1al tduc h h 1!..•• and ~rH· a µJn vf JJm my Uar:. These rich . .itt ract1ve squa rt'S fratun· 100 pN <'t·nt natural cerC'.11 1 dt'11ghlful combin.il 11111 of rolled oat c;, v. holl' wheat , a l mond :-., coconut. honey J n d brown sugar A thret' layer liar of cookie mixlurc . p re ,,.r, 1.•:. .111d t hi· .1d•l1 tionJI u"'"'' rr11x1 111 or1 \<Iµ ,., du· trr1 ""·fh u1n f,.t'llHf\H • Jr (111" .In ,, I I r J ' I l \ • r! "' ' r I "'1tho1;'1 111111 11 tu. 1 •11 "> \\I ' I ' I h I 1. 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I z 0 Q. ::> 0 (.) lJJ a: 0 I- C/) I PROTEIN-JUCB FOODS CATS CV.VEI"' r"" w J pu~r.;r- .... '.,.. •1 .. : .. K Ji• ,.r f ....... •.: . : ,,. ' I ., :.1 23100 101°4] , ..... , .... I I I I I I I SAVE I 50¢1 I SAVE 150¢ -------------------------------- Now you can give your cd the great taste and real protein he craves. Becaus CRAvt cat ff)(' 'i i; nch W1lh real ch.1ckE:n mllk er.a tuna protmns. More protein in fact. than ar.y other leading brand Use the coupe r1 and savr 1 -~------._.-..-.· (8 CAIL V Pt LO l Wedneaday M1y 7 1080 FOOD conomical Dish • Wh ~n creat\oa • ~onomlul but Int~~ t •taa main d1 h . It i : 1:11en helpful to rt'for to :badltlon•I rt>ctpe~ for :ldns Not 1111 trad1llon ·~ ml'Wlt tu ~· i.lnt'tly )dhel'('(I to. but t'&An bl> •rwd to 1~ruducl' \'.1tC'1t iDa new tastt' l'Ombtnli Uoni. Bus,'(.{ luo:.t•I> on lh1• 1'1U S1>H'JI 1 l'l'll}l' ~.111 1-'ranL·t~l'll Sh,•pth·r1l ' Ple \\cill> ('rt'Ult>tl Ill lhl' fush1on Tht• \'\'lll\t•11t111nul 1h'h ft•.ltun·~ ldtu' 1·r mt•Jt ('OOkt>d l)l'('l't't'll ltt) 1•r:. of mu!>hl-'d µot .it't'k':; 111 1 h I S l' ' I' I I I n I( II 1• \\ \ l'f,100 d t., ..... r1lhn,.: of ground ntt'dl , 'Ptnul'l1 t·~g!-1 anc.I ,,.u,0111111i1 ' 1, b .J k etl 1111 a h 1•d 111 m a'ht>tl '" 1~·t pot .1i.w, 'u b t h '1• J "" n 1· d " 1th lh\m;. and l'urm1•,J11 t'hl'l'!>t' Spooning add111nnal m<1~h1•d '"c·1•t pot.1101•' on lop malw., ll d \ t•r \ .ittra1·t1H· t•n tn•e !--.111 Fran1·1<,co Sht•pher<I ., I' 1 e 1 ' t' c· o n o m 1 1· a I hl'caust• ont• pound or ground bei.'f 1s stretched to ma kl' .,1x to 1•1ghl M'r\ ings by c·ombming 1t "1th other ingn.'<ltt'nt' Low an cost does not mean shortC'hanged on nutrients. however One 3· 1:? ounC'e sweet potato prov1dt.•s m o r e th an 100 Pt'rt'l'nl of the reC'om mended d <11ly.allowanrt• I R Or\ I of nt1matn A. 36 percent of the RDA of ,·1tamin C and 5 pc;rcenl of the RD1\of1ron -4tr~s-;ftutritrous ~get a hie 1s ... old in thn•e ma tor \'ant•t1e5. Th(• .Jer!>l'\ h>t., a r reamv colored s kin '.\hlC'h surrounds J yellow, meaty nt>sh . It I., always marketed und<•r t b e t c r m · · s w t.• t· t potato." Th(• coppt>r or t an skin of the Jcwc•I en<'los(':o. .1 hri~ht orang(•, tendc·r flc·~h Th(• Carn1·1 ·., dC't'P r<·tl •ir 1111r11t1• "kin en 'Plop1·., ,1 d1•1•p fJranl!•' rll·'h Bolh lh•• .l•·~··I and lh1· 1:,1 rn1•t <ir1· 11 .... uall\ latwllt.•d "varns " hul .lrl' actUJllV m1 ·mlwrs of tht• !>Wl'('l i>otato fam1h and :irr espcnall y dt· ll c1ou:. IO this :.oon-to be dassacdash . Serve San J<'rancasco S hepherrl's Pw with a 1·r1sp ~rN•n sc.ilad or "ll<'l'd tomat<H'" and 'tart ;J ncv. fomlly tra<l.1 1100 S \ 'i FRt\N('fS('O S llt;l'llERD'S PIE :! ' ~ po u n d s f re·:-h ('.1l1tCJm1<1 or;,ing<· S'.\l't'l potat<>e-p<'<.'led and rut into c-hunks Salt('d watN 1 .1 l' u p g r a l t· d Parmesan che<''-l' 1 t<1blespoon butter '" maq~anne 1 • tt•a ... pnon lt•;.i f lh) m1•, ('rt1Shl•d 1 •• teas poon :-.i.lll '.! l'J.:I! \fltk ... t pound ll·an ground bt'l'f ., I (' u p r I n l' I " dwppt•d 11n1on I clovt• g arl1r , m1n1.:ed or prt.'SSl·d l paC'kogt· !10 ounce-. 1 fro1C•n <:hopp1·d .... p1nad1 thaY.<·d anr1 \H· 11 ·d r:.i 1 ned :i 1·ggs, bl'alt'n I c·;in 12 1 1 oum l'" 1 '>hn·d npoh\t'S. dn.t1nt•l1 1 lt•<J:o.pooo llalt <in ht.·rb .,( a:-.onang, crus hf·d I te <ts poon Won·t.•:-h·~h1n• :-.aut·t· '~ tl•aspoon sail ... Poultry <From Page C4) bakm~ and soups. are often labeled as stewmg hens THE DEPARTMENT ~rades egg:. also, with AA. A and B the most commonly seen . These grades describe the an- terior quality of the egg and the appearance or the shell. The tugher the grade. the higher the yolk and white will stand when broken out or the shell While Grade AA is the most attractive. the lower grades are equal· ly nutritious. Agriculture officials say eggs should always b e boug h t from a r efriaerat ed area. Eggs will lose m ore quality In one day al room temperature then In a w•ek I n yo u r ref rtaerat.or. Th• labeled 1lze o f e111 actually detcrlbel their weltbl, and you can d.Wrmlne your beat buy b)' calculaUn1 th• tMt ptr ounrt. M.cllum tHI "6th I I OUnttl I ttoun, ltrc• •••• 24 nunr J dOlfllft and u • lrt I r .. 111 IT QfA • CW1it#I. lo Iara• aaurep n. rom bant> av. t potatot'~ "1th t1m1l1 amount of ult<'d 1utt•r Brln6' lo boll R~U<'<' heat. covt"I and 111mmf'r 11nl1l tt•ndt>r, ~to 2:. mrnult'11 . dr.un M ll'lh '""''t'I 11ol toM Dt>al m C'hH''' hutter. th\ mt• ,1ml 'M ii Ht•.it tn 1·i.:.: )to[k..., Ht·~t'r\I' tlOl' l'lll' llll \lUI'\' 'pr I' tHI rt• m JI n I" •• '" t't'l l)Ol.1t1> rtll'd Ull 1111 hot to m 111 !>h,1lln'¥' "' n 1111 irt b.1kmi.: 1lt'h Hak1· J t '.l.1 () tit-..: I t' I' ' I 0 mlnut(-3 Mtttnwhllf", t'oo k mt"at, 00100 and A&Drllr In mt"C1Jvm 2'killt•t until m<-t\ la brown~ Drain Mir tn p1na11•h, l'U&&, n It ' {'!I • I t a 11 n n h t• r b "' t• a 'I 11 n I n M • Wo rcr"'""''h1 rt' 1111 un• and • It S~rt'nd uv~r bMkt'd '"" ,._., 1111tJto m1xtun· ""Jlrt'<lll tt•,t•rH•d '""t't•I pol.tlo n11,lurt• uround 1•1tw1• ot nwut Hukt• ut :l~o d1•,.:1 t-t•:., :Ml n1111ut1•, M t1k1•., '"" to l'l.Cht M'I' '"~' Hearty San Franc1Sco Shepherd's Pie 1s a de/1CJOUS vananon of an old favorite. ······--·······[!] Cott YOUR CHOICE OF ANY " MRS. SMITH'S PIE i '". <?·'..;:;:. 5 0 ~FF I er'~! •,tJNOA Y MAY I I • I '····················' • ••••"·---••••··~Ii • YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ~I : 8 INCH PLANT : ! .. :: :;'::": .... 5 0 ~· i oy R\•mt•mbt·r tlc-r ... • FRESH SPARE RIBS Mutr £11ltr• .,_., YtrillHt s11! Pon Chuck Steak ......• ~1 3~ I :--') /\ '·1i ..... 11. I I l • Ill•, ( ... 7 Bone Roast ...... ~ l5? Beef Roast IONlllSS ~259 IOUIO , • • • t I .... f) \ ( l1u1t t 'h1111 1f1 f I h .., 1 I -.J G dB f8Ulll.OR \189 roun ee PU lllS ... • ' ' I< ..... I I. I ,, . '•'I . I ' TOP SIRLOIN STEAK US D 1 Chtct &ttf l 01• Cf! Cuttt C.11 $32~ GOL.OEN DELMONTE CORN ~ 37c I,,,.,,,"•, \\•,l·h•'r 1 Garlic Salt ......... 69' ,..,,,, "h lhr Tortilla Chips ...... 95' l'r• I''" d ' 't\ l , r 1' d•t• • 1 , \ IMPERIAL Cube Marga11ne 6 9 ¢ I pound packa&e In A Vt•ry low in~ w~v Chooeo •gift Iron' our '"'Ua 11alttc tlou of PLANTS & CUT FLOWERS • . ·~ ··.. .• . . ••"• OFF I : •••••••••••••••••••• l l!!l!.~~l!.!!l!l!~. Tnrkogs ...... 5/l! S. . \ 149 ausage na11A1t s1Y11 .... • Bacon SllCIO It mc"n •• : . 99 '. . Bratwurst OH m"' ... ~ 14? IPJBP .. HrDHiiJS·~m~ ·4· ••.•• • •• • •. ::~-~-·_·Iii~- Fryer Wings .•...•. 59~ Legs & Thighs ..... 79~ Chicken Livers .. 89~ ... , ..... hh1t1d1HI t.r.•t• \',h"~''''"' t.r.11t• \ fn t tn••• H ".t' ,t ti, f ''"' ,1l.,u1c1t ., .. i. \ '"'' liJp Sirloin Roast ~"sa~tr. .. ~2.811. f "',, \ • h11t• •'I,,. ft I· 1f).. I I It I 1 •. , H t '• f ti' I \I~.,, .•• I I ' I ', ',.., f t , •• MEAT LOAF t I H.1111 h I ... ,,,.1th Ir. h1 •' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE --~ ~ 79c •• ~, ''' • l•I ... ,, ••• 1 •, 1· r \ Early Garden Peas ..... 43' I.''' lit-I 'l.l .. n1" Chicken s••~m ...... .75' t t f .""' ,, MUFFIN MIX 8 ~ 01 mu !Iffy brand 23¢ CURE 81 HAM $25~ COCA COLA ftfli Sl~9 I I u" I•,,, t •• P ~1 1~ reserves smwanu •• • 1u h n1ot1 1' t Nectars Kl•~s ••••• 3 ... \1 '• I ' Coffee 101m s •••••••• \329 ' \ . Diet Del ight rau11s ••• 69' • , , ' • I I I • I \. CHOPPED$ 2 19 STEAK 1b I. If. I '"'I I~-I I I I •••• ,,, HEINZ KETCHUP A 39c u 11 •••n<" l>"llf' Imo Dressing .... 59' I 1 ~' , ,, n Reddi-Wip .......... sl'9 I , .. n. • \1r'""1n tJ Fresh Chinook SALMON WllOtr er tltolJ $38~ Salmon Steak ..•. ~49? • '' t t t r'\lt ,,,I f t I •• .. Mahi Mahi ......•.. \2'? Ir "\•• .111 tr1 ti tr '"" i• r ,...,....., Ocean Perch 111.rn •• \21! r ,, • I•• ~\ • • r • ,. I "' FRESH CLAMS c111tnm111c tnlll:t rt011 •• (llWJll $129 lb littte99Ck ·-···-·· ...... -'-M GREEN DELMONTE BEANS ~ 37c ,.,,, tut11r~1tn<h~l\l~ Purex Bleach ...... 49c C t F d fll~IH 31< a oo ,.,m, •.••.•. CUP '0 NOODLES 69° ---.,,..-------Frozen Foods----------ta Sf OUlf er' S Lasagna :::'..~209 --~~-----nl~I i cot ("""'en .1...,·pcc:ia / .... ---------~ 1 11 s· 1 AMERICAN 99 ¢ , ---r a Ing e S ~~ w~~pp~ ~ •••••••••• Shrimp Cocktail ......... 69' Cheddar Bars .....•.•...• \169 Orange Juice ........... 89' Great Little Desserts ... 53' I!,,, ,.H) J rt t" .. WH t ... 'I ,,.,.11 ,,. c t,. ,, ''"' .. ,, •·e.1 '" f. , •. West Pac Cut Corn ...... 63' Fish Fillets m otuMPS ••••••• ~l99 Lunch Meats ............. 49' Polish Sausage .......... \1'9 I 1•\Ultt' p rti ~ ·~·· fr••m tt••l l\ I ,u.t n .. ri .... 1./' .,, "'•hrtt11 J,, t 11 07 I l1!Hllr\ !-ii1•11 ... 11f1'fl Ore-Ida Shoestrings ~,0:,;(k! ............. 6 ge -~uper Fres h Produ ce GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES Cl. fAllCY 3 9 0 Pineapple ~~~A~,:~~~~~.l ..................... 11! RED DELICIOUS APPLES EX. fA1'CY 3 9 0 WASHINGTON LB CHERRY TOMATOES .... umr 49c MUSHROOMS .........• oz. ""79c WASNINGTOfl • 7~1h ~,<1.,&c>QCat •O"" I BOTAN RICE ..... . ...... 7" lt101 lln• c..--...,o 61 C SWEET RICE FLOUR ........... . ",0, .°" Wf"f '°' . , _55• BOILED SOUtO ................. .. Carrots ............. 15! I lh ~lln ~----Liqu or Department-------... GALLO 1.5 L TR. VARIETAL WlllES uooasu PUERTO RICll RUM ::-. ~ ........... •3•• In Ovr Frc\h Produce Ot'pt NAP PA •.........•... 29! ~ .............. ~ .............. , ... ,... '2" _/ )('"' ""'*"" , .. ~ 1 •• TERIYAKI SAUCE . ... . ... t • t11 fl\ I 'f( CkJiiru ss • SQY BEANS ............... . Red Lettuce ... ~ .. 29' '' rP\;>l•C ~,.... M SEAWEED .... 'I C'r"P · odf'&I for Nied• omemaker Values -----.... FLEX SHAMPOO FLU n11m1111 "ot llllt-•u.-1-1 ............................. •1•• Rely Tampons .. sl'• I'~> .~ 111 ~'''"'111 ~UI>< r 11" t • of ull ~~trl~~ut~~h~r~? ;.:~t~,1" ~~~ =°" ............. '111" l 'H/1.1'I\11111 I 1111 "' \/ 11 """~ "' '' \I tl ti tJ11t·tt /1t11/\ A""' 111/llflltt /1m11 lli•hl• H11lfl1d N 11 '0/1-.1111/11111 r• /'1'11 utJ 1111h •l/•1 t111 111 llu1l1n H H11111ll11u111J Uurh,• l-4d11 AACAOIA PAI AOINA IOUTH 'AtAOINA HUHflNUIOH l•ACH ""°"" U00 t AlflLUH IAVIN LAUUNA HfLLI ............. ,,........,. 11'W u.......... ltt..tlfl4 .... ••1-.1 ...,. • .......,.,,, HIW'OIJ •ACH ................ o. II ... , ... , .,.. ... ~ " .... ~--"··· t l •tftfll (•l'ltl t tlOft••ttll•• .. Wtlllttth .. 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FOOC7 Wednesday, May 7, 1980 CAIL Y PILOT • C7 Perfect Partners tr you 'r l" l'qu1pped wlth u mlt'row•v., oven, you should know thial mu s hr oo m s and mlcrowav are pert c-t partnena -they "relato to uch ottwr beauUful ly." u the aaytna f'CH'-i The lnlmle quick bt•ul seems lo st)al m t ht" fl1tv ur o f th l' mushroonlA, ut the.· umt• lime 1n11 u r1 n.i a r t•al u tap·C'<><*t'd tu turc T oday't; n•dpci. un· w e ll ud upt cd lo th,• m1crowu\'t\ ullhuugh in ~trurllOO:i arc iW.u &J \'cu fo r con\'cnttonal O\ l'n' Ull well ~uutt•ed mushroom:,. thut fuvorih· .:o alun)I! with M> man) th!>hci. .• , a c 1 n c h 1 n t h ,. microwave and. bt·ltt'vc 1 l or not. lhl' rci.ult l!> at: ro mpl1,i,hed without added bu<tcr and added calur1cl> llcrc !> how I-' 1 r !> t , r 1 n s t· l 2 oun C l''i O f frc ~h mushroom:. and µal dry with pa1>er IO\\t•b. ShCl' them, 1f you like, <md place in a !>hallow two quart cassc·roll· Covt'r w ith pla s tic wra p. leaving corner ooen to vent. Microwave at high powe r for three m inutes stirring halfway throu~h cooking Bee ry M usfl room St ufred PotaLO<':-. make a hearty, healthy marn di s h a n d w hen microwaved, arc done in <ibout half of tht" time of and re •erved mu.abrooma. Conr and l.'Ol\UDUll lO cook 00 blab power fOf' 1' mtnutet (lurnJn'/ diab b-Jlway aro uo alter ttwt'n m inutes lf oven does oot bav• a turnt a~l e> Remov trom ovfll and lei ttandCOVt'~ Prick potatoea w\tb fork UDH. Plate • layer of paper towels on bot tom ol microwave ovcm, Arranae poh\ot'it on CoovenOonal Method. Place bread on a bak lna abMt. Bake ln pre- heat• d 350 dearee a bout four mlnuteaa. a bout 4 mlnuu1 . Remove from oven. Ar· ranae bread ln bolt.om or • l ~ quart cuaerole. Cov r'\witb trlmmed muabrooma. Combln C'ICGll, Cl'Mlll, l berry, .,., te11poon of tbc aalt and black pepper. P o u r o v e r muabrooma; aptlotle remalnln1 ult over muahroom1. C ove r tl1ht1y. 8ake unlll mutbrooma are tender, a bout 30 minutes ; sprlnkle wltb paprika before aervtna. YIELD: four to•Lx portions. p • per towe l s 1 n u I r.lc:::x::::x:Jc:::Jc::Jc:>c::x:lCc:x::> circular pattern. equal u- Cook on hal(h po~t·r TEAM MUSHROOMS WITH MICROWAVE ~-~~-~~-~-~~ dlstance apart. '8 until :.11 (1 I ;! to 14 ~~~::~:~l rdcr~'.'/'~~~ R Traditions... w· h B ~j·~~~t~~~v:i~ do~· ... 1101 08 start at ''OUT dinner table. IS .. o ne® ~ p I I l I' 11 l ,a l ., I -. J , • lenglhWIM~. ~11111111 JO ~ •BaO.e<lJONOurs' •Hcney 'n sp1ceGla:c H equal amowil ol ltll' bnr ~ MOTliER'S DAV • Sp1ra1 sliced for Pasy s~rv1ng c a nd m usbroomc. 1nt11 MAY 11th •Wnoleortlattflam<; each potato well • Nallonw10e Sh1pp1nq Sl!f\llCe 0 rieanry Convent1onal Ml'lhud Gi ve Mom a break! • Full ser.1cu 01'11Calessen 0 ~al:{~~;1ttho~~~~~:Ji!.:51~a ~e:de;f~~I c:;;,:~19 "fs~'''eye.d:~:,iiu=~~·~shop o~ Cucu01tier uai.e until tend l'r ... txJut and Is spiral sliced. onl' hour Rinse, iwl dry and shC'c mu:;hrooin~ In 0 a large st< ill e t h(•at two O O lta1:lbtlleO:sl'poo. Adnds o!>an-'·oadn .ll~I,. uunl.: ·10 J700 t. COAST HWY .• c-· ~Mor !'HOME 67J-9000 ~ Orie ss1· n g ,rn ... 24'01 IAYMOHD WAY .. B. TOIO ID., IL TO•O. l"HOHt ll7·l1 U until lender. <ibout three 0 1 1906' llACH ILVD ... GIUAILD, HUHTI1'4G.TOH IUCH, rHOHt tO-U H . minutes. Ci l>.lt(>A-...,Q.-~Mll-Llkaol& 5.o°"'OQ t•ut1YIHc..,.....,"l w~ .... ". • m~~~ 1:~\is ~~~l~::t'o~ ~ ~ CJ Oc:x:::JCJc::x:x::Jooooc::>e::>C"JC>c::::>c:>t:::>c:x::>oo o r!J dr ain off ex~ess fat. Add. tomatoes. salt, orei?ano, black pepper and r~ ser ved mu:.hroom s; br rng to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer cm ered for 30 minutes, stir "'potat()e:) baked lll a con vcnt1onal oven T1llg occasionally. They're easy to pre· p a r t' • a n d t h ~· mushroonts make a n1ct• variation on the meat- and -potat()('<; theme M us hroo m s Unde r Wrap art• an up·to-date vers ion o r that recipe classic or the thirties, Mu sh r ooms U nde r G la-.s. A sherr w d egg a n d c•rcam ble nd is pourC'd over ~!t e ed mu~hrooms on toasted Fre n ch bre<1d. for a n elegant brunch or lunch dish. BEEFY MUSHROOM STUFFED POTATOES 1 2 ounce s fr t!s h m us hroom.'l 1 pound ground beef ,,, cup chopped onion 1 can (16 ounce) whole tomatoes, crush ed t •r.a teaspoons salt ::i.~ teaspoon oregano leaves. crushed 1K teaspoon ground black pepper 4 l arge ba k1n ~ potatoes Microwave Method: R inse, pal dry and s l ic~ m u s hr oom s <m a kes about 4 cupsJ. set as1d<.•. In a 2 quart microwav1• casserole c r u m ble brl'f. /\d cl onion, cover with pl<Jstic wrap ll•avmg a com er open to vent. Cook on high power for five minute:, C1f oven does not have a turntable turn casserole halfwa y a r ou n d after tw o minutes} Oram and dis· t•ard CXCt'SS fat. Add tomatoes. s<Jlt. orc~ano. black pepper Spht Potatoes m half lengthw1 ~e : fill wllls "ith bC'ef and mus hroom s . YI E L D · ~our portiDns. MUSHROOMS t;NDER WBAP 1 poun d sma ll to m e dium -sized fresh mushrooms 8 slices (~inch thick 1 French or Italian bread 2 eggs. bea ten l cup haJf and half or light cream 2 t ablespoons she rry l t e a s poon salt. divided l/ 16 teaspoon ~round black pepper Papnka Microwa ve Method: Rinse, pat drv a nd tr a m e n d s of mu:;h rooms: set as ide. Arrange bread in bot· t o m Of l ·lr.r G Uart microwave casserole.~~================~~====::!::=:::=::=::::======================--~ Cook on high powC!r l h ------------------------:::=------.., to 2'h minutes or until br ead is dry. P I a c• l' r t' -. c r v e d m ushrooms on top rr bread. Com binl.' t>ggs. half and half. !>hl'rry. t>.i teaspoon or the s aJt and thl' p1,.•pper. Pour over m us h rooms : .,pr1nk le rt•mammi:: 1 :· tc·as poon salt over mushrooms Covt•r "'ith plas tic wra p, leavin~ a corner open to vent. Cook on medium power for 12 mi nu t e s {turning ca s serole halfway aro und after :-even minutes if o vt>n does not havl' a turntable1 . Let ~land, covered. for three mmutC!> before <>1·n JOI! Reduce Fat WASHINGTON CAP 1 Jli ~h l e v e l s or t holestcrol in the blood can m<.'rease lhe chanct• of h eart attack a n d federal health experts agree that it's sensible to try and reduce this risk. According lo nulri· tionists at the de part· ments of Agriculture and Health, Education and We lfare, popula· lions with diets high in s aturated fat tend to h a ve hi g h blood cholesterol levels . INDMDUALS within these populations usual· ly have greater risks of heart attack than people eat Ing low-fat. low c holeste rol diets, they report. Other factors, such as smoking and high blood pressure. alH increase the chance of heart pro· blema, but the experts stress tb•l bith blood chole1terol ts clearly a major dietary rtak in· dlcator. not prohibit any ~peC'if1r rood and they urgt> a van ed diet. For examplt'. <>g~s and organ meati;, ~u<'h as li ve r . conta i n c h o leste rol. but thC'y also contain many es· sential vita m ins a nd minerals, as well as pro- tc>in. The y can be eaten in moderation as long as your overall choles terol intake is not excessive. the experts report. Here are some sugges· lions ror r educing f at and cholesterol in tbe diet: -Choose lean m eat. fish, poultry. dry beans and peas as your protein sources. Moderate your use of eggs and organ meats. s uch as liver. -Limit your intake or buttelf , cr e am . hydr ogen a t e d marsarlne, shortenings and coconut oil and foods made from such products. -Trim eXCCR!i fat oH m eats. -Broll, bake or boll rtther than fry. -Read la~b careful· ly to dMermloe both tbt amount and types of fat contained in foada. ••• Popeorn wUI become Need help? Have you sent for merchan- dise and not received it? Is city hall giving you the run-a-round? Are you having a disagree- ment with a billing computer? "At Your Service" offers help In all these matters and more. You can count on Pat Dunn end her "At Your Service .. column to help solve problems. She can locate lost Items. straighten out utility bills, get action from lawmakers, and Juat fight red tape. Even H you don't need help, her column alao la very ln- tere.Ung reeding. If you need help, mall your queltlon• to Pay Dunn, At Your lervloe, Orange Coast Dan; Piiot, P.O. Box 1llO, Coeta lleea CA 12121. Be eure to lnalude tour "''phone num•. "At Yow lerwloe" •n1h11 tve,,dlf••lllClelunleJ. '. ItS for real. Real cucumber bits, real cucumber flavor and real sour cream. -~---------------------- GETA 50t Refund Coupon. Good on your next 2 bottles of new Wl&h-8one•Creamy Cucumber Dressing. '°"' ..-t"'fw~· .,_.., ... ~ o .,._ rt • .n . 'Ji.,,.J I\•• t \A,.. ~·I tr 'Mi y., f' -. I ~ • f • • •' b """''~""I Ho ... 4 ''""''""' l "'' ... ~ I !'h ~tn~Annt. , .. ( ·•1"'---'' .... "' 1 '0 fj())( IQlf'>. CU:'I. I UN KM.A ._. 7.,., """'*'--~~-~~---~-- JIOME~SS.;,._._~---~-~~-- C'm------"IAll .... , .... ,, f\~') t.,') c't1tt"~~~ Of'.-..~."ft.l1•• .. 1 ·'··· .. , .. ,Lm_ .. Cl'0'4>0t~()ft.. ...... A•'\.if""' 'f\ ill •• ,, •• __.,,,~Ii\•~ fol,. •\lf'••W.l ..... ~~'1.~t-~ht,,.....,,._ ... ,..,, _ _... •.• '\.""""" ·10 ~ ........... ..-..,.. l'VhfWI' ._... tt-w lliwv ,_, ~ •·• CfllJI ~ wmOJT THI'\ OR'Tlrl(~n ------------------------ Saw15(: I ~ l 1 • WhUe the expertl HY the r e la coatroveray over what recommend•· Uon1 are 1pproPrlate, they HY reduction of tot•I lntak• of fa\a end eholHttrol l• a 1ood ldH. nu. t• partleu1arly true tor~ wt.a u ve hllh _.... ,,_'" or WMI ..... tlMI ...-popular 1ucll al rour-.. -'-JOQ ...MM prtk Mk wWt DA~.LY Pl1 Q!j . .......... - 11owav11, ,.., • · "''' 11'411 llalt ulct ........ ...., .. '"'"'' over frHltlr ,.,,,d tor•~ "---1111·--------~~---:o~-.'!""'I'--........ \ I • •• ••• •• • •• I I ,. . " . . . . . DAIL V PILOT Weone9<1ey. May 1 19e0 -. ' ,; . . . . . .. . ... -ii. I ,. FOOD Natural Fare • a ndwlche1 are aatw-aJ ran for lbe aum mer month.a. They nn be tMarty and hom pun or almph and t>le1anl, ped ttt for .-nttrta n na ln tilther rou·. they should be wholt-•Omt- and nutrttioU5 and havt• t'nough eye appul lo l!t.Jouilatc l~t' uppt•llll' Usln" an unt'"Pl'<'tt'm blnahon Clf in~ re• t.l1t'rlls ('llll ofkn .:1 H' J llt'W <lln\\'11 "11111 I ll ,1 f" v or t· d , I ·• 111 1 I 1 ,1 r bUOd'o'H'h Cup1• c;1.1111n ~m ath Applt.•!i ..lJ't' h1•11• for tlw1r 1mnual vu.it, from Min to St>ptt'mbt·r. und lht>1 r not to be du1Jllt'••h."'tl. Ill qunnt flavor 1·un 1.111!1 lt'!>I to nM11 \ t r11'(I and lrul' ~and"' H:h <·umb111J llOfl'> 'I hi'> l'Xt't•IJt.-nt fruit IS J ~ood ... ourC'l' or 1w1·t'" r I bl' r J IHI l ' ... 'il' 111 1 J I '1lam10-. und m11w1 di ., ~·n~~ thv ~rO \lolOA .,euson for C 'iqw Circ.1nny S m 1th i\ppll'" ll> oppos ite to oun;, thl~t· frci.h ap pies will aµ1x•a r in tht: :1 upcrma rkets m North A m e rica JUSt thrl't' week s a rtl'r be1n~ picked. Try Mr~ B's /\ppll· San dwi c h on <1 particul arly hot d ay. The combination of a tart-sweet. crunchy ap pie bits with the pungent navor of blue cheese I!:-a dehi?htful interplay or tastes s andwiches arc E''<ce llent made with .,li red turkev or ham and <Jrl' t·q·ually d e hc1oui; wllh salami Be<:ause )OU m.i' haH' th£• ingred1(•nt.., on hanrl. <ind 1t ii. .,o easy to pn·part', ~<1lmcm /\pplt· S pread make s a ma rvl·loult :-.pur·of ·lhl'· mom<>nt mC'al for uncx· pectcd Mmp<1ny But It 1s so J..:O<>d . you ma) find 11 turning into the f:im1h ·., favorite sanch~ ll'h ·The· !>pn·ud U!-C''> 111 ... 1 a ..,mall tin of .,<.il mon In mak1· four . ,l! .. rn·1 ou ... .,1·n ·111g-. I-' I a' or I u I . l'IH•J'>Pl'll ( .1pt• l;r:inn\ ..,1111th /\p pf!•., Jdrt tlw1r 01.1.n hou q UC I \\ I l h IJ U I '' \ t• r · ~helmini.: lhl' dl'11c·a tc s al mon flavor MRS. B'S l\PPLI:: S/\NO\\'ICll :? (;rann) ~m1th /\r> pies. cor('d , choppc·c.I 6 tabll'l-P'>ons blue " h e c·., c• p .r .., I c• u r 1 /. c d rhc1'"'' spn .. ul )( ,f ie•· p u m J•t·r1111·k1·I trr1·,11I ' · 1111" 111) •, I 1 c· c• .., 1 l.11111 11.1111 l1<1ln1:11J cir t11rl..n ( omh1n1· .1ppll'" .rnrl l h •' 1·..,1· ~,fl re· ,l(f m 1 '< "I'll . ..,pr1•<1d 4111 I s fi<'t'S IH{·.td J\rralll.:l' nwat G o od Salad 'Ideas nNGER Sl\1,AO Group canned µin cap pl(.· chunki.. llny carrot .md ccler) ~ta cks and s mall spears romamc or chunb of iceberg IN· tuce in shallow bowl. Sel s m all con tain e r o r mayonna1 ~c. thrnncd "'1th a lllllt· ·or the pineappl e> Juice, 1n center for dipping. • * * FANCY·UP C'OTI'l\GE C H EESE ANO PINEAPPLE Serve the favorite pineapple and cottage c heese sa l a d an ice cream sundae glas~s or pa rfaits. Fill glass 1-.i run with drained canned pineapple chunks, and top with cottage cheese mixed with grated car rot and naked coconut Swart on a topknot of mayonnaise 11lte1 O\'tt flllin1 Top with rtmalnln• bread s ll ce1 . Yt~ld • u ndWi<'hM. AUION·APPLt: n t:AD l ran C7 ounr~N l u tmon, dramt'd. bont>a. tt>mov<'d 3 Grann) Smith Ap p ll'!I, ('()rtd and C'hoppt-d ( 2 C'Up' rhopPt'nn:rn·•· I l Jblt• poon C'1d1·r \ 1n•'li!llr I t1bl e1 poo n <'hopl>('d frtl&h dll or 1, I<' 08 poon dn.d dJ II 1 II lC'Mlp()On laJl 8 11'rt's pum ~rnlC'ktl breMd Lf'tlU('f' In 'm~ll bo"'I «Ombln • 11alm0t'\, rhoppt"d applt•, 11unnowc•r itt'i'<b. mayon nailu" vlnc1uar. dill itnrl Iifllt . ml.JC wt•ll Covl'r <'htll Sr>rt•ttd mlxtur.-on l '"r l'b of tm •uc.I 1'01> "'tth h•ll tH't• unit r1•111u ir11n.: I :.hr1•i. "' brtot1cl Yh•l•I I i.t.1ndw11'ht'l) Granny Sm;rh apples make good summer eating. om! Jlow . sit bade 011d cii,_joy o uUo the1r's CDay r.ookout a.t ~uc"2y • g Powe1r p!riCPS ovellQ QQ. f I f '· · .. . I '" LuckY Offers a fine selection of healthy Indoor and flowering plants Just right for Mom. , ... -.t ... _,,l~d ,..,..1 •• , f ,,.., "",.,. .. , ... ,fl•.,, Fresh Meat TOP SIRLOIN 2 7 8 STEAK BONELESS 80NOEO 8EH LOIN lB T·BONE STEAK BON0£0 SEH LOIN RIB EYE FILET SWHlHE.Alll SHAr BONDED BEEF BLADE CUT CHUCK STEAK BON[)(O BEH PORTERHOUSE STEAK 80'<0(0 1111<1()" TOP ROUND STEAK _.. "'h '°"°' 0 tll. FILET MIGNON ! I '-Ill "'°"' llO'O{j( 0 1K l • CROSS RIB roAST -Lt\\90HOlO•o C"UC• BONELESS TIP ROAST 7·BONE CHUCK STEAK ROUND STEAK ~ '"u·.·~.-4.ltl <v• e~oFufr 2 78 LS 3 29 LB .99 LB .. 2.88 11 2.38 1e 4 .88 111.98 1e 2 .38 .. 1.39 ,, 1.88 GROUND BEEF PATTIES """"H JfOlt" 1' 79 DOU ..OT 1..UIO lO'" ,., I 18 IAG~ • EXTRA LEAN Gl<OUNO BEEF 1 89 l)()(\..al111Cll017'>10! II • PORI( LOIN CHOPS 1>18CUT , PORK LOIN CHOPS SMOKED SAUSAGE M'U-~\Yu.('1H BUmRBAll TURKEY \OW"I 1011 Lt\ r.6AOl a '"Clll" ,, 1.48 .• 1.68 11 1.89 11 .79 YOUNG TURl(EY BREASTS 9 ~,~~.;z-o '" 1.2 HORMEL BACON "4<IOttM-. \..A¥4.' 118 W(,1.39 canned & Packaged i GREEN GIANT PEAS 3 7 tJOI (Aif• rCOFFEE·MATE 1 59 t, COH'H ClllMllU 16 OI JM • canned & Packaged !APPLE JUICE l.AOY LEl !TOMATO' SAUCE ... } ... 139 64 oz_ erl .29 ' 'I A'I ; ~1.~ .... ~ ... ;!u.c,~ ... 7 4 .~HEINZ S7 MEAT SAUC1Ek' 1 .29 r RACU SAUCE • •, ',l'ar.,,..f"I r,,..~ l~Pottr 1 SS •.ai,f\•r.A & HPC'tP" CM Mv~&~ t1"'l .&f • f. ~.~~~~.L CHILI J, ~~X~~~N CORN ; PORK & BEANS w•,_ C•lril'O', !' PEAS & CARROTS • r•~ ti1t1;.•t j POP TARTS 'f t )II.(. , ' 'iA, I t f~ t TOMATO JUICE c;. IAST\ r M J B RICE e, loo.G l-"""' 1'i">I ra .... 65 ~if)l , .. ,,..41 '·I'/ CA ... 99 ••f;I • .,,44 ' • I 1-' •• 69 ' \ ,r1,,.,..,,75 ti(/ ... , 1.2S J. ~.~~~~ ~;_1,ves . (;/ r .... 7 3 J ~.~~~~~ANS ,, ... ,.,.,39 •DEL MONTE RELISH 99 ._1, \.'M'. ' J) "' , ••• J, ~!~N COFFEE int ,_.2.39 [ HYOROX COOKIES 1 29 ~· "" /0. • r KlONEY BEANS "~VAN (.&MP\ '\DI (AH .38 r HARVEST DAY BREAD 65 l ~.t f()t WM"Tl ()9 W'ttA1 I& 0 1 tOAJ • ~CREAMETTE LASACN~ , ., •• 69 "'f"".'"' ., 'l"f'I,... ... U'tf"'''' • , •• ' '. f \. '. f ........ . f l 1.~ .,,,., \.1 tf y ' ,, .. , •• 1 t·.g,, ..... ttJf'li It canned & Packaged !TORTILLA CHIPS .49 lAOY I.ff REGUlAR. TACO Ot NACHO 8 OZ SAC. !HAWAIIAN PUNCH .6 3 O"I"'• l>Ul1' l>f n \/tli'Y Bfli'P1 OR l' Jo. ' • PANCAKE MIX • .. ~' 111 lh.,,nf..., • .' ... 83 •DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE • ,. "'~f)A(r t t«t'lt•'• 54 '"IJ' ... fOOO\t.1tt ,. • I CA'-• ~GEBHARDT TAMALES 59 ,., ,..,01 c• ... ~ SPAGHE rn 0 S '° t.•ANC"OA._,,.,.. .. ,. 66 °""'"~.tflA'"• ftt.Ot t u.. !' SEVEN SEAS DRESSING • 11"1• f'A41•-.. ,_.~ • I •P ; CUPO NOODLES • o. I/•, * •, f i • ft I A. *t '1 Household & Pet .65 .69 J:TUF 'N READY 69 TOWELS • P.AP£Q 10 \CJ n r."Ott r SKIPPY DOG FOOO ~ ....... ~·•<t<Cl'.t 29 l~' flH' C.-S .frrf \ '' •Cl ("•• • ! ~ETHEART DETERf~,N•~• .59 •SPRAY 'N WASH 1 73 • tA,;Hl"'llP(•t(J JI l fll'l • r GLAD SANDWICH BAGS 79 P\.>.•,rir ~Yr' '"'' • J ~ZARO OE~I,~~ ror.1 .69 A ~.~~ULA 409 tAOI ,,, 1.69 .• JOHNSON'S DIAPERS 2 29 ~· t ,, .•• AtY'Mflrf' 1t (T II( t • ~ scon NAPKINS • ~~·lP'llt l"Y~ c-•rt• ~ PUREX DETERGENT • DOwOl"tO i.~C)IJ• '•' ~FAULTLESS FINISH # •• .,. ............. _,.. ,, ..... 49 { •. 1.99 ·1 ••• 78 oellcatessen Items • LADY LEE BOLOGNA 99 • \<1(10 .... •10l ... , • tNVtwlllnt\M,.tt..,,l'Vf l'P\\.ilt'f,IMb.lftl jffVJ\iift\llJf\~tOU"flif" Delicatessen Item s bCUDAHY HAM ~NlO 798 S LB C.AN .99 121 J Ol P•, f RICO TI A CHEESE 1 19 • P9t OJ\ •"Cl CT.. • ..... 89 !'CINNAMON ROLLS ............. . -· !' KOSHER FRANKS • .,.._,_i"I,. -.• ~" t:r• n 1.99 Health & Beauty Aids ! AIM TOOTHPASTE ., •z 'vM .89 ; ([PACOL MOUTHWA~H 1 .39 ~ CLAIROL CONDITION 9 6 "'4AYl"f .............. 4'• 1 3 ~· , I H 'tJ11 • ~ CONDl'TION II .• ... " ..,,r-•.,,.... iflo ... .._. f( , ....... ~. 1 49 (lfrl••'"·~ ,,, .. :tlflt 'I I... . )• ~E~C .. ~ ,T,OOTHBRUSH 87 ~~ • u c ... Li quor f HAFNEST DAY WINES .· ~~· ... ,.,.,, , ...... ,.,, 2 15 eUWAJ"90•05'~~ \l't I ll ,, .•GOLD SEAL TEQUILA 7 99 , ~t( ... pr:)_, 'P\lft I f\ • ~ PRESIOENTE BRANDY 6 69 ,• IO~ 1..0~ ffi • ;OLYMPIA BEER '· ... , 3.29 Dal rv & Frozen : RICH S ECLAIRS • <...:>t°""' • (1 •Ol .,.~ .96 •HARVEST DAY VEGETABLES 62 f liTfO"l ~llf•• XOI tAG , Oat ry & Frozen !HARVEST DAY 79 COB CORN • 8CT ~ !:LADY LEE YOG URT RU'l'>fr fO ; .,;Tr•.~ 'U~ .29 A Cl CT1lr :°LADY LH ICE. Milli n 1. 13 :~ul;~~ APPLE PIE .. : .. 2.16 ! GREEN GIANi LA~G1N£ 2 .19 J IMPERIAL MARGARINE 73 ,, Ol en. • ~ ECCO WAFFLES I" •••• •ac• "Ol P\r.. 7 5 r BIROS EYE COOL lfMIP 79 •c:l .. , • ---------- FRESH BROCCOLI Ct(H tN "' TA._,.1,,. COACHELLA GRAPEFRUIT "'"'ll Oii Pl"'( l Al11. t WHITE ROSE POTATOES •1' ~I PINTO BEANS >•NO 1 .39 l8 .19 [A(~ .12 LR .39 LB l' KEY BUYS MEAN b EXTRA SAVINGS Kev Buv-; are items priced even tower than their regular 01scount onces a<; a result Of manufacturer-; temoorarv oromot1ona1 allowances or e11cept1ona1 purchase!. You II ftnO hunaredS of 1<ev euv item's everv time vou shoo luctcv. Lower Prices overall what discount Is all about . ..... ,. ........... _ ...... .,, ............... ........ ... .. • ,.,. eout• ............ ·~~""°" 111 "° '"".&ft.,. i•;;;;r '"'' ciiit .. ., 1 • ,..., NU•t ... ,,. ...... _, , ... ,.,... _ ........ , ..... ... """ .. u ............ . .... . .., ...... .. ,. .... ,. ., .... •t11•••tHll . ~ ... . ..... '"" ""1•• , ............... I • •• • • ' · . ... L • I I L I , L r. ~ s r. 2 1 7 L• 1 .. g u 1 ,.. c a fi p A r YESTEROAY /TOOAY Old Days So Good? Would you sacr1f1c e the convenience nf !roien foods: your food proct>Ssor or m1r row<.1vt· oven if you could buy a steak or t "o pounds of chops for :!O <.'l'nls. J dozen eggs for 26 cents or a loaf of bread for .i nickel'' Before ;mswcnng af firmet1 vel). bette r listen to the re!>l of tht- :.tory Prices such a~ lhc~c wer e ty pical of food costs around the turn of the century -but , then long working hour~ and low wages were also typical. And. ev1.:n then. "working women" "cre common AS LONG ago as 1890. alm ost four million women worked outside the home. By 1900, the number had increased another rnlllion and one ou t o f eve r y f ive American women held paymgjob5. Among other jobs, many women worked \n domestic service, the s hoe industry and in food processing. In the ~a rment in· dustry. women often outnumbered men and ··sweatshops" were the order of the day. It was not unusual for workers in sweats hops to t•arn as litt le a s five o r s ix dollars for a 10 to 12 hour, six-d ay week <and work was often taken home so 3 re~ extra dollars could be earned) After ~orking these long hours for littll' pay. women often rl..'turned home to race mort> Ion~ hours preparing dinner for herself (if she Jn ed alone) or for her famil:v many of whom pro· bably also worked. THERE WE R E n o "fast food" restaurants in those days and there were few fast foods. Stews and soups were popular fare. The working woman of a century ago bears bttle resemblance to her counterpart today. Some 41 mil li o n American women now hold paying jobs and, if the t rend continu es. working women could one day soon outnumber those at home. With family lifestyles c hangi ng and more wo rn en enter ing t he labor m arket dally, the need (or convenience foods and labor-saving appliances is t.ak.ini oo new importance !"or exampk. more th;.in three mtll1on microwave ovens are now sold annually and lh1 s number 1s ei..pc·clt•cl 10 triple• by 1985 In ket-ping with the curn·nt trend to " ard fas ll·r <md IC'ss com "phC'ate-d mt-:1b, her C' Lin· Sl'V t•ral rcl.'lpt:>S l'SPl'C'i:.il l y for w o rkin g homcm.1kN''> Rt: l' BE~ CASSEROLF: l ran Cl6 ounce~» s auerkrnul. dramed J ran (12 ounres1 cor~d beef. broken tnl•i s mall pieces 2 c ups s hredded Swiss che<·:.e ~~ cup mayonnaise or salad dressing 1 ~ cu p bottl ed Thousand Island salad dressing 2 medium tomatoes, s liced 2 tablespoons butter o r margarine \:. cup pumpernickel bread crumbs Place sauerkraut in 1 1 2 -quar t gla l>:. casserole. Top with corn· ed bei!f. then s hredded c he ese. Co mbin e mayonnaise and Thousand Island dress· ing. spread over cheese.· Top with tomato slices. set aside. Place butter in s mall glass bowl. Microwave for about one minute. on ROAST. or until melted. Stir m bread crumbs. Spriokll• buttered crumbs ov<.>r tomatoshces. Microwave for 12 to 14 minutes. on ROAST. or until heated through (about 150 degrees> Ll'l stand five minutes bf-fore scr\iing. About six scrv ings Tl P: Crumble about t"o c;ll ces dry pum- pernickel bread lO make c rumbs. Approximal(' preparation time is 40 minl!les GOLDEN CJDCKEN 212 to 3 pounds fry· ing chicken. cut up t stalk ( 1n c up > celery, chopped 1 teaspoon saJt 1 can (10~: ounces) c·o ndensed golden mushroom soup Cut larger pieces of chicken in half for uni· form siie. Arrange skin side up in two-quart '12x7> glass baking dish. Sprinkle with celery and salt. Spoon soup over top of c bickeo; cover Microwave on HIGH for 28 to30 minutes or un· til chicken is done, five to s ix servings. Approx· ima te preparation time -30 minutes. "SUGARLESS COOKBOOK" 8Y Aclcl• Gcw ..... _I -All...,,. c-ell1r41 Ottl<lolls Stfller1rw • NO ...... -C.ft, UIM .... Diel. lerM, wt•. oiueru -Owr ~ of ti.e r.clpee •""°"' M'tlfkl•• -'-" -IOO Deot Ptftecl lllollnd llodl -"-olNr Ill•• It ... .,-.. -°"'" u..u llM1Pllld -.... Gltb -1 .... "·" -) ...a 11.UO -SltllflKt-.... --Or'Ott to- ... trem: ADOtE•a RECH BOX 2131 UMCOt. IN-P.O. DRAWER Ma-70CPl5, IUGQIE. OAIQON 11• NAiii. .....••........••..•.... : ............•........ AOCMl'I .......................................... .. ART HOPPE IATU"lll In 1"9 - DAil Y Pll UT U5D A Chotc• a •• ' CHUCK STEAK •t•• ai..ieC11r lb At Safeway You Can Choose USDA Choke leef or Safeway Leon BHf! Arm Pot Roast ~s:,•c .. • ,. S 138 "'"''\ .. Cross Rib Roast ~·~· ,..... . $ ~ 1)9 , .. "',. .. 6 ~.May7.1980 DAIL y PILOT C9 ' P1sotect your teeth and your budget. Save 25eon Crest. •II • ·~ t t , .. , '-" CUT ~ONG DOTTED LINE SAVE'~25e §3 ! when you buy · : one any size Crest: l I oM I Of'lf CO,,.)'! f.ofl'l l"UAC.Mil>St f .......... ...,..or-. 9'Q. •1 .... -........ ...,_" ....... "'" ~.i...,. ..... ·1 _..,.,. ,.._ """'"··-r•...,,, 111"~ I .......... •r>..,.-.fC. o ... .._..._ . """''lt/J . ~ '""" _,_·-·....-4'- PROCTER & UA~ABU. • ...... , _,. • J ,,.. --............ .. I ... , ~I I I -----~------------------ 7 -Bone Roast ~ ~.::-.::. s, .. ~ O.w<\ • Arm Pot Roast wf....... s 12a i..-a..1 0 ... 1 "' Cross Rib Roast @ ~........ s 198 ·~,. ... , Chwc\_ \9 I I ----I •• ~ :.• -. I _ .. "':.:, ·_.·,;. I :is ---·-.s: i~ltM5~~; I : --=-......,....__ ~ ' -· _.--. .. - -...... -• :_,:-_:_:_.• .:•_• .:._ I :.s, ---·.·---~-.LS) '----------~----~ -------------~ :lt?iMnr: I ~l "'I '.. ==:-~ .. -::-.: =:.::...-=: -:,, er ... ~':..~ ... ~.:::.:--:::: ~·1 11 •---...,.. ... ~ .. ---·-I ,. ·-,,.._ ---.. -.-.... -,,, I · .-..-0....-.... 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JU!>tly famous for 1Ls rich hearttness The n.atunal ta!>tes ot foods are re vealed and emphas11ed, rather th.an dtsgwsed b) complex sauces AJI In gr t>d1ents work together to produce a w e ll :,easoned dish, with no one taste predominat ing P o rk Chop-. "1th Sweet Red Peppers are marinated in an exciting m ixture of red wine, orange jwce, hot pepper sauce and herbs, which tenderizes the meat and permeates it with a love. ly fragrance R ED BELL peppers and orange sections pro. vide an authentic and visually a ttra ctive garnish F'or ·an equally de· hghlful dish, use the ~a m e marinade for a boned pork roast. Either \\ ay , the m eal is , t>Conomical for serving 10 'am1I). yet elegant c•nou~h to entrance any guest Ponuguese Pork with Lemon has a delightful citrus tang, with wine ana tantalizing spices adding to its subtlety. Served over plain or saffron rice. the qu~kly prepar<'CI rt1sh take$ on lhf' aura of a special· ocr asion dmner . For those whose p<i lates crave that extra hot f1 • .11r. satisfy them by plae1ng a bottle-of hot pt•p rwr saul't· on the ta 1111· ...... t'<J«h ean st!ason t o IJ..,ll' PORK CHOPS WITH S WEET R ED PEP· PERS 1 cup dry red wine ',. cup orange juice I clove garh c, minced l bay leaf. crushed I teaspoon dried leaf savory, cru5.ht.>d I teaspoon dried leaf marjoram. <'rush('(J ' ~ teaspoon salt 1 :-tea~poon hot '1<.:pp cr s auce 4 loin pork chops, about :lr4·inch thick 2 tablespoons wgeta hie oil 2 medium·s1zc r ed peppers. cut into str ips • 2 cup orange sections In a flat, shallow dish combine wine. orange 1u1ce, garhc, bay leaf. savory. marjoram. sail and hot pepper sauce. Add pork chops, cover, marinate l 1 2 hours tum· ing O<'casiona ll y Remove chops and pat dry . reserve mannade In large skiUet heat 011 over high heat. brown chops well on both sides. remove ch ops from sk illet. Saute peppe rs until tender. Re turn pork to skillet. add Te· served marinade and br· ing to a boil. Cover. Reduce heat, simmer 20 to 25 minutes or until c hops are t e nder . llcmove chops and pep· pers to serving dish. In· crease heat to high, boil sa uce about 3 minutes or until s lightly thickened. Pour sauce over chops, garnish with orange sections. Serve with additJonal hot pep· per sauce. if desired Yield: 4servings. PORTUGUESE PORK WITIILEMON 2 tablespoons olive oil FRUITED STUFnNG MAK~ MENU NEWS Add we ll drained canned crushed plneap· pi e. a few s nipped prunes and coarsely c hopped walnuts to packa1ed stutn.n1 mix. Uae chicken broth for ll· quid, a nd drlule on some of the rich pan drtpptn11 <fat re · moved). ••• SALAD TO GO WITll ..,,...,. MNRltWa ,, Tou clMl!d p&neapple cbunu wtU. choppld pl. mle1to, rl•• olht w1d111. captrl 11d WlM ~ar•& ..... tn1.11Pve on ,,..,·utld ,,.._, I pou nd• p or k 1boutder cut Into 1 tnch cu~s • ~ cup dry whale wine, dl\•1ded \ ( ICWf' garlic, cruabed '• t aspoon ground l't1m1n • 1 t~poon salt --teaspoon Rround t'orlandt-r '• to '' lt>aapoon hot P<'PJ>« HUC\' !I It-moo SU('H, hulved I lot ('O()ked rkt- lo a ha.rjte sk1Uet, hf'at clJI over htah ht>a t . brown po~ w II on all aide!' Add ~ cup wlnC', aurhl'. cumJn and ull. Covt•r . n·dur c> h1•ut 111mm\!1 25 to 30 n11nuh' ... or unUI pork 11 h 111cJ1:1 Sur In ro maan111ll 1 • 1·1111 win'" i·orl and<' r hot pepper 111uc-~md h:mon t ltcea Cook uncovi>n•ct OVt"r hllh hcut, until ~auce thickens sllaihtly Sl·rvo with rice u11d 11d d1t1on1I hot pt.•pper saure. 1r dt!tJlrtid Y it> Id 4 servmgi; DISCOUNT LIQUOR PRICES. BASIC ITEMS IT LOW RED·I PRICES! PROGR£SSO TOMATO ~SAUCE E~lMOR ~PEAS [AT MOR HZ. CH !• / .AN ~CORll CR(Al.I lflf OR \\HOlf ~fl!t;I Fi 01 U N VILLA PACIFICA. IRREGULAR ·~PEARS /~ O.' l A~ VILLA PACIFICA. MIXED PIECES. SLICED B! P.EICHES 2901 CAN HllLCPEST a 118 llLID Oil .. 0,.11 \V / llE·D 7 /\ \ FOOD It's easy to .. • ~·· create an · Iberian mood with Spanisb- mfluenced · Pork Chops with Swee( Red Peppf1rs. We Lis ten To You! '°''' 1oo1rff Hi ADVllTl5lD mM AVAllAll\ITT GHU m11 •I i ""t I " •1 lt1 ~J l(fj (ll( •t•1Lt ftlf l')I I 'lllU.""'"' ,.,,, lffi· l f'fH IC • , .. (Jff''" " Jr. • A ._ '-M I • lJrt &l,,t " I tf' .. #lit • t t,Ut M • • .,..-,.""'Mt & "'"'~I"" ~tltllJ .... , t U llf '-. .. , "'"' ~'" "• u j...-""" , '""'' ""· •'11 ''•" • *-' 1 .... M ,f•' t 'tit t i'"' 6h•lr" •t ti'IU(.1 • o•.. ., . t ' . I I I L L I ( 2 L· n Jl s n 2 1 .,, L1 1 .. & u 1 " Ci I ' p A ll f 000 .. OAIL v PILOT c 11 ... Blender Quiche Al lnllaUoo rika and the CGnsumer's do llar •brink &, m •n y A"ertcana are "tuminl( ho m ~ward " lhthrr than fOll\C out to a mo" 1e. tMy'rt> watchina pay ttl~vl&'°'1 in th~ d.-n Rather lha.n t"ntt'rtaln I n g frat'nd s an a re-5 t aurant. th l'y'rt' e nro lling 1n <'Ookinti s c hools and pl •nnin1t paru~ at home But en·n h-Ome> t>nlt'r t.a\nmg ls changing Th~ traditionaJ "dinner par t~" ta often too ro6tly und reqwt't"S more Umt.' th a n t oday ':. bus). working ron::.umt>r hai. There 1s u net.>d for altemallv~ One variat ion 1s lht' weekend brunch. "" idea wtuch s aves dollan. and really makes sense There's somethjng t'<>m fortable and satls!ytn~ about ha\'tng frt end1> and farru\y gather on a warm and lazy sprtn~ morrung, when the cares or the past wei!k seem to fade away. Weekends are a time for easy enterta1n1n~ with delicious recipe:. wh1ch don't r e quire hours to prepare and doJl 't need other rom- pltcated foods to round o ut the menu . Easy • lllender Qwclle is Just :.uC'h a recipe It's made with tnstant nonfat dry milk to help hold calories and C'OSt m check. . Because It makes ll own crust a~ 1t bakes. this qua C'he eliminates the net"d for pn•pa ri ns:: l~" li.sual pastry That saves time and fa ts m with today 's trend toward lighter eating with fewer hea\.'v food:.. and their calon es With instant nonfat drv milk on hand. many 1·asy -to -pre parc a nd nutntous dishes are as r lose as the pantry 1-;asy Blender QuiC'he •~ a J;'!Ood example of that. This updated adapta tion of a classic quiche needs only a green salad o r fresh fruit and a beverage to add up to an appealing a nd worry free brunch menu EA8V BL EN D E R QUICHE J cup (4 ounces> Learn To Cook With Microwave ~1 1cro~ave oven cook- ing wall be th{' topic of a ~eri es of three lectures ~tJrtm~ May 9 c1t Golden W t•st College C a the rine Gnegy, nflc rowa ve c-onsultant for Sues. Yo un~ a nd ~rown. will lect un• in Vo rum 1. frnm 7 to 9 p m. on Friday~. There is no f l'\' for thi-. t•du ca t1 onal progra m sponsored by the Com munitv ServiC'es off ice. In the first lecture. Ms Cnt'gy \\.1ll discuss ,·ooking for two and mt•ats :md fish Vegetable cassc J nd conversion of u onal recipes will be d1scus5(.>d at the second leC'tUr€.', May 16, and d essert re c 1~es and quick hors d oeuvres will be the s ubject May 23. Costa Mesan Earns Honors Orange Coast College food service students took hooors at the recent W.estem Kraft Student Culina r y C ha lle nge Showcase. T o m Holle nst eln of Costa Mesa received an honora ble m ention in f ruit carving and Duane U okru r ea rn e d a certificate for pastries. S tud e nts fr om throughout the West.em U.S. and Ha waii took part in the competition, s po n sored b y Kraft Foods. The e vent wu held in San Prancilco. Meal Schedule If memben ot 7our '•mlly bave au orted tJme KbldW. for ••t· ~·";-~~ '=4Y.~ lO nx· probltsn. x..,. lar1e bOwl of I biNo tU ., •• d ·~, ... rtfrtltRIGr. • wtlh I I I OJ"'-t d r t I la ~ .. --........... net •• , ""' .. "" • :.~ ~ ' • f :f ·r • w n .~..::: =-=~ shredck-d Sw1u c-heeae 8 lieu c-naply fritd, t rumblfd baCOC'I H-. CUptl hqUJd hU· t.ant non.fit milk 4tHI l., c up d'lo ppe d onion L, cup flour ~ tabl.-11poon11 O\Uf tt>ncd buttt•r 1 , te A.!lpoon 't1ll '" tf'&.11poon l~PPt'r plalt Comb!n.-Uq111d In atant mUk, "'"'~· onion. Oouc. bultt'r, nit. and peppt'r ln blt nd•·r Jar 8lc-nd on m••dlum ·~·cd until •mooth 1 about I n11nuh'I ('art-fully ~ur ovc.1r ch l'l"W IU\d hacon "' pit' 1~luti-Hu.kt-m n10<frr alt: OH•n 1J~ ch-.:rt·c'I 30 to 3~ 1r1mutf'11> or until k n 1 f e 1 n 11> l' rt t' d n t' a r N!nll'r roml'"' out d ean IA·l 11tand ~ n11nutc11 Cut intu W('(ljrtt>& to zsl'f'Vl'\ Wage your own war on inflation by entertaining at home with economical manner. 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JD.,,_., 1, 14, 1-11ort• OF ANNUAi. ltEPO•H Pu"'liHV'll to W<:t•.,,,, t.10.S 11 t"• ltw In '""''-"' R~ C,,,O,,.'!·-•ce-t\ ""'• t•f'• IJ•'fn t"'-"' .,,,.. ~I f'~f .-,., •"" P UBLIC NOTICE ---FoCTtftOUS BUSI Hf U--- NAME STAT('Mf Nf ,..,.no•r .., .. ~ 11fl~ Of '"' .. /lrr.i. \1'01 f 'Nfllf1.0"4" f1 Of'•vl't• f """<1.l'•M ••1111f,-1>4r a'f fnr af'f<r f'f t~ '',.tw"'lir'" W P\,.,.tnt'•"'i l()t n\()t•(t1c-.I\ d'-''•t\IJ t1 I Th,.. tollo--1(\Q "'wn\ 4'• OO•nq tN~•l'W'>'-\ d' CONllAl( SC.£NT l"OSPll Al MANAGEMf"'' CORPO IUTION "411 111• llOO <.u1t• 101, No•PO<l S.6<" , ... ,ion-•• tt...., l P\ .. De"'td Pv~n r °""""""'" • (.al1tor"'• <Of1)()1r•r.on. J.111 y.4 l 100 ~~ '°'· He-w00t1 s • ..,,,. '~'''<""!• Tl'll\ Qu-...lft!M\ I\ <ondU<tt"'O Df' , Of Det-rdt•~ TI'w> ('.1.•v1d F>~" Co .. w ~1,,n14·y ~ ,, ,,.,., Thi\ \tdl~·f ~r•'• t1lf"'d w 1tn tn• (OV<'lly C~o. Of Or.,. Counh °".Apr .... '"° FIM'JO Put)t1\twl ~,_,. f' ~··. (),.,. r 1'11nol At' AAJ11 I tt }1 t« tOtb""- PUBLIC NOTICE ~"C::'p C:\f=~~'f,;~"' .!o~~~,I I! '"'"'"" 180 .,..,._ all., I"" 0.10 Ol '"" P\;bhf •''°"' Th• C"f"ll\C ip.,"4 f'T'-'tn••rr Of tht' fOUn O•l10f'I 1\ Mt t:., L W''h1•ry (,., WhftlOOn (PA ax:t Mc:tcArt'°'V• bl"'' £ d\-1 JO'Wt, ~.,,. ~l? Ptlt·wpt,rt f.i..o It r A tJ":~ Pub''"""° Qr.•....-.;> r C\.Hl r ,, t r ,, M .. ., I 16) ?'". c,. ... P UBLIC NUTIC'~ -1 '1CTIT10VS a uSINE\S HAMIE STATEMENT T ,..,. fooow1~Q c.r "'°"' .,,. do"''l °"''"""''\ ... I r A I.I FOANI a. AC( ESSMP • IJICTITIOVSa U\IMlSS l lHES. )7 .. 5.oulro 5,.,..,. .,, ~ ... MANl f STATlMEN T A,... C<tlllO""•• '1?10" Th~fOllOwu>q pe,_,.,._"llC>u•1-AOBERl J (.f PVAI\ 7.,-0 MU•\ Wtt!mlf>\t ... PIM9 Co\ld MP"' (A I' Et E E NT EAPAl!>ES. 1041 9?UI Ct-(l"~·F°""t•"'""''*v.CA'1708 V.AHOlf ,i C.E AVAi'• HO• £l£N.A <, lU(fAO. 1041> (••,.. 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M4r /, 19'0 1111-eo bw"n•n•• lOS AllSOS VE ... lUAE, 1001 foul f 0Uf'111 Slre4'1. !Mint• An•, CA 9170S PUBLIC NOTICE ~~---~-~-~--"1CTtnovs •USINISI MAMA STAHMUtT T"9 foltowl"ll pef'W>ftS •re clol119 IMl..-1&: O RB ENTERPRISES, •HI c.r1na1..,, •111, CYPl"llM. CAlltonv• .. Dell C. WMd, Jr., u..i lllllan t1t ,.._, '"°"8 a.-11, ca4lfomla...,. Joell,.. J . Wood. JlAO Marlt1• "'-· i..,.,. ... .,.. Collfoml• ... T'1lt Ml-It COl\CllK!ecl by Otl ...,_ .....,..._-••lion olf>er ,,_ • ..,_.,. OllftC.--J•. Titk ........... --flied ..... ti.. o..rty o.rti of Or~ CoMl'lt y .,., &ulLDElltS CON!SOltTIUM FOi' .A F FOAOA8l E H O US1 NG • C•lllotnl• <O'l>Or<tl•ot1, 7001 EUI Fourtll S!rffl. Sotlt• .AfWl CA .,l'O\ T "" .,..,,,,. .. " condw<ted l>Y • ltm•-1-P Bullcltf's ""'_,, .. ,.. .., A!fonlMIM -lftO Karl o ... ,.,...r, ~t lt'U' \l44...,,.,..,i W~t\ tilif'd W*f" ttw- (-1 y ,..,., Of Or•fllll' (OV<'llY on .Aptllll.•• 11 .. 00IS, •EHOALI. a"Alllll'fGTOH ,_ I Cetilr-... -.cN911r .,_, S-. 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He baa bad breath. I thought people In Olis Une ol work were s uppe>Sed to ht! speeialistA In oral h,yejeoe • My appol.nlmtnli. last nearly an hour. By the time J get out or h15 chair, I am ready to pass out. Please print a soluuon to Uu.s problem. I am a falthlul reader in Staten Island. Sign me GROs.5ED DEA& GaOSSED: Your ortbodoatlst dof:s DOt realbe lie baa the problem, or be would do sometJdlls aboat I&. You could do him a big favor by tetuag him lcoow. Vtty few 13-year-old.s (or adu!U, ror tbal matter> have the aern lo say to a ~rsoo. ''You hue bad breath." So I suggest lhat you clip tb.h tolumo out or the oewspa~r aod maU it to hJm -no s~ture. or co~. DEAR A NN LANDERS: I loved your answer ~o tbe wife who did the cle1ming, cook· mg, ba.lcing, marketmg, laundry, meodmg and cannmg. took care or the yard, kept tv.o cars .... ashed and -.axl'd. drove the klds to Sunday School, piano lesson5, dental appointments, etc Her husband v.antcd her to get a JOb becaust 'c.•veryont.'·-.. w1fl' 1s working but you "You said. 'Mr. Mom•y.Jtungry 1., m a sem1·consc:1ou-. s t.itc Tell tum to put d rubber band around bis head and snap out of it " l am a 25 ){'ar old Y.oman with a full·time JOb, two i,in• sthoolt>rs. J house a car. a yard. 1•t« My hus band 1s aho m .:1 ·semi cons c1ou'> -.1.Hl' .. I h;ne lt> n·mt·mbcr to buy g1fls for all In s rclat1H•s' b1rlhdu~s . ann1vt'rscsr1es and again at C:hnstmas . If I forget to mail tus un1C1n· dues, l get) t!lled at l cim not askin~ for adVlce, Ann 1t s too late for that. Ju't It'll me \lobere l can get a giant-sized rubber band for the lummox's extra· large, t'~Ollsllcal head Would one be available at a ~ry &I.Ore. liquor store. gas staUon, drugstore. department store, hardware store or Attn l .Janders post offi<.~? I'm there every week . -YOUR A VERAGEAMERIC'AN WIFE r DEAR AVfo.RAGE: A rubber bud woa'tjo ror that down. Try an old inner t.be from ·• Mack truck. • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Whal can 1 .do about the delu~e or ma1l-0rder cataJop lb&\ keep tom1np tri my home'> ln the last fe iP month.-. 1 h ;1 \ l' -..cnt out JO letters r equesting tbal m} nJmt: bt· n mO\f•d from their list. Eight ot lhe!>e requests h.n1· 1'4:cn ignored. • I~ there a po'>I JI rcguJallon against a maikr sendmg unwa11u·d matf'nal -or an effectiu consumer act111r1 l<> halt the flagrant waste or paper and post Jg<'' I dt.'plon· thi... nd1cuJous extravagance, oot to mention tht! <iddl'rl load for the mail carrier <1nd thP m1~1•m on my privacy. There must be m1lllon' of lllht'r'> who share this problem. l'lea.,P JJrint a ... ,i1ut 1on for a ll o f us. SWAMPED ATTllE IJOOru,IEP DF:AR SWAMPt:IJ: Tbett Ls no postal re· galation against i.eoding wnru&ed materiaJ.-lf yo• -would likf' your name removed from Cbe catalog List. write to: Olr«t Mall Marketbag As· -.oclation, G t;a..,t 43rd St .. Ne w York, N. Y. ttll7. Request a mail preference appUcaUon.. FW it out and n>tnm it. Th., assodaUon .UI warn lbe offenders to tiop M-ndinl( material to lndh1daala •ho at.k to ~ dropJH>d rrom tbetr Usta. C9NFllH:,TIAL to WMre Shall I ha To?: Don't nm. •·acf' it. Wlastoe Cbarchlll aald, "If you mttt troublt< promptly and wtthoat fUncrung )Ou reduct' tbe problem by half." I ~colHI * motion Help For Hyperactive Children • From AP Olspatctlts Whllt• do•·tt>f'., •.I\ they stJll have no •·un· for hlperaC"l1\ e ch1hlt l n. tnilny t·an bt• hclr1t.>d b' .. cnangt' m dJt·t • HyJX."ra~ttH' 1 hildn n hJ\1· d1ffic·u1t y m le:irmng s c>lf«·onlrt1I lt nr1 to twhJ \1• 1n;.1, propr1Jlt·I~ m m Jn\ !\1tual1on'.> and ullcn hJvt.' J !>hort allent111n span. diet pro).!ram" .,., 1,frly b<:mg used for such r hllc!rc n ;inc\i .... h .. T '.>Ut'Ccs~e-.. arc· ~1 ng Jl h te\t.'il \I " 1nclud1·d are the names of or- r an1zat1on tr ,JI <'&II lwl11 parcnL<, Of hyperactive 1 h1ldrt>n Th• 1,.111ld1 •1, 111 lpmg the llyperactive C 'hill! · dis f111 ~I (r•1rn lhl' 01n<;umer Info rma- tion C~kr. l.>cp t Jtl'JI I, Pueblo. 1 ·~10 . 8lll09 Ofll'r lhl'~ are r1dgc1y. 1mpuls1\t', quar- rebome and ·some t'an have t·mot1onal prc;>- bil'm.., , ---------- If )OU haH• or kn1iv. \UCh J child ,<m tnJ' be 1nten..,lt'fl 111 .1 hookll'l fr111n lt,1 '\Jl1un.1I In!-lllUl1• 11f '1•·rlt.tl 111·.Jllh I ht• hn<1l..JI'! tit'"<' rt bt·., holh 1111'lhcal11•n and Coast Resident Elected llam B<111g1an of lrnnt ha.'> oeen elerll'<f prl'<,1dent flf I he SA 1 CH EL Club. rl men':. '>UJ> port J!TOUp for S<inla Ana·Tu.slln Commun1t) Hospital. He v.as mstatlt.'<1 during ttremonu.•s m Big Canyon Country Club Nt'wport Beach. \lo Ith Ra) ~t al.Hasi H.tm::. Coa<:h, .:1!> speak~r. H••A 1poru ~qulprn~n t 1 i I·- f0t<1111Nf...,I AJ ACT10 ' u.u lo. Ot.ll f P'1LOT A,l>-YIS()e Ml $411 indoor out· door sho'" 4DAYS May H1h thru May I I th Antique Show/Sole T OO:ty ttlru Sun at ,,..,. H um1ngto,, Cm'llE!f" Mall OutslanchN.> i:f1llec11on'i Imm 50 nealf'rs Also tr~ Pvaluation chnoc 40S Fwy & S.:-;irh Bv1 H I-! Here's \our L.1·v tu S JIOW' lfOllRS: pleasutt for ) ~u ancl ~our family .... A ~1w tliut offers tipi-to "-"'C tinw and mon<'y . • . .Thi· 'ery lat~t for ) our indoor - ouidoor pleal'tH"t'. An II . Thur. • . • • 2 lo 10 P.M. rri •.•••.. 2 to 11 P.M. ~a1 •••• NOOt1 10 11 P.M. '°'un ...... Nooa 10 9 P.M. affordable sho~ fil lt·d ADM /SS/ON: ~ it h way~ to h•·lp ) o u plan your leii.un· anrf I\) mak.-your lif•· 1n.m· pl«"asurablr. You ·11 -..'1· barbecut'f'. bill1artl t1bfr-., «!Xf'r'CiM" C.'\fUip • m.-n1, hobbtl..,, and Act uh• • . ...• '3.00 OtlldrC"n 6 lo J 6 ••• II.SO Childr~n oder 6 'l'itli Aduh ••.••• Free na h~ i-pH and poul,., DISCOl'f'tT TICKETS ~portin~ ~uod ... ~lu Mone;:n ln8 dl1coun1 t'Ahibit1t and man) ticLt'ta uailabk ••all Or· ntht>r dh.pla""" 1111 in "•" Count)' Alpha Beta on .. hif( ~l". Mar\ct.. A GEORGE COLOUR/$ PRODUCTION • • L L I r I I I ; L r i: s n 2 1 7 Li 1 .. 8 u 1 I' G s ,,. 0 l'i f p A ll .FEATURING Of I"• 0.lly ~Ii.I Sl41ff Getting ready for home tour we Mrs. Pat Snith (left) N1d Mrs. Dennis Pfckens in/Mng room of Mrs. Snrth 's home. Homes On L ido Tour Th e Lid o 1 :-.lc· Women's Club will prt' st.'nt at:. 23 rd ann ual home lou1 and te a from I to 5 pm May 21. i.I<' c· or d-1 n g to Doro th) DI.' Pu) dl. pre:. a dent Proceeds will benefit I he Har bor Arca Day Care Center. a proJect t hat o ffers socia l . crcal.Jvc and therapeutic environ mcnl fol' the t•lderly s uffering' Crom . .,cn il1..· dement ia or .,lrokl· The tour 1s open to the pu lillc for .a char:ge or S6 µt r person. TllE:ttE for the tour 1s ·c;athe r1n g of the Clans," and Lido Isle "'111 become a Scotush ,...,It• fQr the day. The clubhouse wi ll be transform e d i nto a ml•d1eval castle remm1s· ('t·n t o r the ancient kingdom or the kill with sJne lds and swords dis- p, I a y ed on the wa lls. 9-agpipes will play during th e tea at which delicacies and door prizes will be offered. . - -. . • • ' ' " . Fl\ c Lido Isle hom1•!> arl• on the tour )ncludrng thl· Smith home on th(' b:J yfront with 1t~ giant tt·l1•v11>1on screen und a k1lt hl'n ~eared for <>n· ll·rt .t tnml•nt The K('nl home. al~o on the waler. has <'<'ICC· t ic• furn1~hings with a Lu cite s tairca se, guat-.k1n 11nd !>UCdl' c•o\ <•r<.-d d1ninl: furniture and .1 tU.'>lOm built bur /\ LIVIN(; room :.ofa rovered in a fabric put· lt·rned on a dei.1gn from the Sm1thson1an Collcc· I ion sets the colonial frelmg of the KrO<'nerl home abo on the tour The Lockn<'} homt• •1l> called a ho u'<' of CQJIN• t1om, 'With 11 ... capt<11n'!- cabin including an un t14ut• binnacll-. doll. !>lain and hat collect1ons The nome also has an Irish harp and a Fra nklin s tove i n th l' mas ter bedroom O\erlookmg thl' bay t.>nllrl'ly contemporary "'1th avant ·garde fum1stungs It includes a n ncrylJc d1rung table an d ha ndwoven "all hanging by Jan Yoors a Dutch artiM Alc;o on d1~ play ..,.,ti ht-B<'tt)' Cook ~ v.orld champ1onsh1p orr s hore powt'r boat race trophies. Health Hints Th<' fifth home on llw tour. the Cook home. ,.., For t ickets and in- for mation. call 67!> JJ0.1 or 675-0386. Foreig11 Students Seek Resi<k11ees D1 ell'rs take note. Muscle 1s heavier than fat; you will lose inc ht.•s before you lost' fat. In an average woman, 25 per cent of her weight 1s fat . in i)n average ma n. 15 percent. As a woman ages, the percentage of her body rat increases By exercising she will become more compact and attractive, los ing uns1ghUy bulges * * * For cat-quick renexes Calvin Murphy o r the Houston Rockets twirls a bato n . Murph y claims halon twirling in- creases his hand-eye c·oord1nat1on a nd ma nu al dt·xtt-rit \ lit· tl':iche ... lhl' ..,port iJunng (J(f season to ket.·p ha" hand . arm and che!>t muscles m good shap<• • • • Here's a helpful hint on "'arming up from tht.· l 'n1tt.•d States Twirling A ..,sociat1on · use the ~a me muscles tn the \I, a y they w1 II be used "'hen you exercise morl' v110?o r ous ly Thi s 1n· creases the resistance to IOJUry Warm up fo r baton twtrling by twirl- ing s lowly, ror racquet· ball by tutting the ball s lowly. The American Institute of Foreign Studenu, '' seeking Huntmgton Beach. Newport Beach and Costa Mesa residents who would be will.mg l ll house Japanese exchange students from J uly 28 to Aug 13. T he s t ud ents. a ll fluent an EnRl1:.h. ar1· between 15 and 23. A program or daily activ1tu'' has been planned for them by the m.c;titute fo~or information call 644.Q79. If you haoe cm atem for Happnimgi. ~ 11 to Judith OUon at the DcuJy Pilot. P .O. Boz 1560, Costa Meta.~. or call Hl-4321 . .__..._Looking <1lky and!.~ our macramcs ploy knockout on a • choice of two polished wood heel heigh ts. From our super affordables. See us for the Joys of spending less. 24.99 ... M1 111 Chtr8' • Viu At M n 1n Olemovf 60V'" COAIT r\AZA-• '"'"'°"llWC> ~ •qjtiif C..... • .,_ '-" c ..... • ~-c-. • ftle OJ .,.._._ CIMfe -. DAILY PILOT CI 3 VWt Oar Kitchen and Bath Planning Center 0 We're the kJtc:hen end bllth s*nnlnv eapertt. And we'd title to hefp plM YClU' mademluUon protect. A modem. eftlotenl kllction or Oath need$ mout than ll4tW ~°'new plumbing It U.O needs~. fundlonal cablne41. with easy-operallog drewM•. ITIO\lable ahetvN. oonverMnt ~u. and much. much mo<el To helO l.unct'I 'fOVI remodeling prl)teCt, Vl811 our shOwrooms and aee our Mlectio" ot t>NYllllJI, $luroy NKCA-certJheo c.t>ineta w•· dPc;1qn and 1n-;tall """'Ythmq for thP kitchen & bcllh ... me ludmg c.olor c.oordtncH1on. Barker kitchensand baths 2960 Randolph Ave Costa Mesa ('h B lk. West o f Bristol a t Baker! 154-0370 I ..................... 1 · SAVE$4 . I I " .. B EFO~E ~~~11 ~·,.'.~~0!m"'''"" . •"' I I '1•lrTr"'~ ~''"'•'1!1•1 •111 I • ' I M , . I 1 JC J "' f • ' ... Ir I ~.~.... I I '0 835:5505'" I ... WEIGHT WATCHERS ... .. ..,. ··" .. ., ...... ,.,,..,( ................ , ............... ,.,, .... ... ... , .......... _..., .. 30%off Orange County to Salt l .ake City on the Top .......... ~ ..... I l"' ' • ,, I •• ,, lldrl\,l' Reservations mu .1 l, ir ... , !.· .' a~y.,, :'1.1 ! .. 1: nd y, •um• 1•.1 '>lay over 1 Sa1urd.1, · ., .. · Scots are hm1tcd · • .?' , 1\'1!~1.·•11 y0m l, ·; • .'•' !1 .. i..-I Arran~cr. o r Hu~ht> 1\1r:.. t d7!4, r ; ~I ' Hughes Airwest Yes. Top Banana in the West. • • •• ,, .... \It IUI U l It tt I ,,. I 1.1 fl t \\ ,, ,, •t ,.,, ,, t II• ,, I I I 1 I '""' h l•'r 1'1• lh1 I 'l1 nt' t ft11h 1·i1 .. 1 I• >11' ,.,,,,, I I' .,,,," ... i ... 11. ,..,, h1; h 1111.1h• \ U .. • ll •tUlh l "' t t m ... ltl \\ th I \ lflt \I\' .tml ht'°' .. , '" ,, ' f ,, \fl I • \ I I • ' 111 r1itl '' .. , I \ • """' tn \ nhl ~'•It m 1h1uu~h lh\ •l llh 1•11 .. 1 .int1 I01.1n1I .1 bt~, 1·1 1lllll lt('ltfr Olll' In I h" tl.1,.1IMl1tt'Hltlll It \nu "'.1111 I tfll th• ., 111 11 ,,.,.,m 111 '""" 1•111 • •!Inn 11'11' n .tth l'll••I •I •• tltt;J 1111• t It '"u "''int 1n '"" y1111r "'Im I "••rm JU'I 1.ill I h• II t·rtolh I l.111\ 1'11111 . I·"''''"'·"'""''' 4 OM.VALOT BC&ANJlAa -A Way ol Ufa la pneenUaf a lecture on "Sd.f.Dfacov ry Meaoa P'tftdom' 1l 8 p.m. Friday, llla,y 9. lo Newport Beech. For l ntormatioo, eaU Moniu 1t MO-l3SO CABAai."T CBAn a ol the NewPort Harbor Gulld of Or~o Count.'/ M~ Center will have a musical fUDd·raiH1' ti aturlQI Red Dot Weber and C\.mt~r'1 l.ut Band Slw.rda,y l"Venlna. May 10. la JnlDe. IDlonnaUon $41--DZ . · THU&SDAY •O&NING a.ua of Newport Beach w'W have • meeuna t lUrlnl a fuhlon s how by Uttle Audrey'• Rtt~leCl Ra11 of Corona Ml Mar at 10 4.\ a m Thunday. May 8, 10 Newport Beach F'or 1nlormatlon, rail 7S9-l314 SUllM&a FASIOON P R EVIEW ~Ill be held hy Westcb/f Ptau Mer"C."h1.tnl5 at 7 30 p m Thura duy. May 8. tn Ne-wport 8t'Ut'b FOi' 1nfonnauon. ('Sil 496-!5272 BRANDEIS NATIONAi. WOMF.N'.S l'omm1llw> of Orangt• County will hold an 1ni.tulh1t1vn bruneb and fo hlon show at 9,a m Wednc~d11y. May 14, m Nl'wpo r& Beach Information 975-0471 ... AN AllT SHOW and aurhoo wtll be held, by !': M eadow Vaew PTA at 7 pm. Friday, May 9, in I I .. ,. • I I . ~u~ O/l. . .-l.g~Ue j ,. REMEMIER MOTHH"S DAY CLEARANCE Al Sale lhMs SOo/o Off Wed .. May 7 -Sat.. May 10 o/~ Open Mon.~at. 10 am.·5.30 p.m Get Yourself~ ForlheBOSI • •),• . I l Powets .. Total \#.\:>man Trat11111Q makes d au oo&&•Dle 1mmoo1c1te cJasscs lormmq eau loelay l(lf YOUf 1nd1vl()ull 0tooram alscuSl>1CWl ORANGE COUNTY 3 TOWN & COUNTRY ORANGE ( 714) 547-8228 f -------- ·'·~~-A . .. • .. ] ~-·m~y o·-re· ., ·~ ~ .~ ) for Mother ~ in large & Half-Sizes Sizes 141/2 to 241/2 :;( Give Mom your love ft\ and a new dress from Ella Nor's. We've ~! I ~~~i got what she wants for Mothers Day on .May 11th. / ) , You can count on us to bl right. We've been specializing in her size for 20 years from $25. Other Gift SUggestlons In Laro• Sl11s: Gowns, Lingerie. sweaters, BlouHs Pents wlm suih I .• .;. . '> \. ) b' I ,) Club Calendar Hunt1n1ton Beuh. For 1nform1Uon . t'lll .... 1$. GA•MA PIO 8STA Baltm.a·fllrbor Alumnae Cbapl~r will ba\lf' • luncheon meetlfta booortn1 th• 11aduaUn1 • nlo., rrom lbe Delu Eta lt'~e AIJoard .. Cruising lnto Summe r Fashions" will be the theme for the May 17 Huntington Harbour Ph ilharmonic Junior Fashion Sho w at which j u nio r hostesses will welcome guests aboard a make believe cr uise ship. Proceeds from the $7-per- person show to begin at 11 :30 a.m. a t the Huntington Harbour Yacht Club. Warner and Pacific Coast Highway. will benefit the O r a n ge County Philharmonic Sot:iety. Among l}ostesses are Kathy Hanson (left ) and Rhonda Be rman. For information. call 846-3489 or 846-3589. S ingles Cal.eitdar ) SELF CENTER will have a Single Experience open discussion at 7 30 pm. Fnday, May 9, in the city of Orang<' For information. call Jan or Michael at 997-9600 SANTA ANA COLLEGE 1s offenng a single<. seminar on "Commumcat1ons Sk.ills: What do ) ou ..,av after you say hello." at 1 pm Thur::.· day, May 8 For mformat100. call 835-3000 ext 35-0 AN EVENING OF live bluegrruss mu81C will be presented by San Juan C;i p1s trano Commurut~ Pres~riao Church and South COQSt SUlgles at 1 ·30 p.m . Saturday. May 10. 10 San Juan Capistrano. F or 10format1on. c4'U 493-8572. Smql.£' s Cal.enda r runs 80C h Wednesday and co" tam.~ an/ormalum o" discussion woups, parties and Pvents apen to the public in the Orange Coan areo Send Mhcei to Smg~s Calendar. D<uly Pi.Lot. P 0 Ror J560. Co.tta Meaa. CA 92626. lncllltU your Ml?U' and te~ num.btr Nohcei "*"1 be received tUXI ~elu m ad.aace o/ an t>Wftt . Christmas Program Operation Merry Christmas. a project to help indigent ram1hes dunng the yuletide sea son, begins fundrais ing activities this month. Sponsored by the Huntington Beach Junjor Women's Club. the project provided toys, Christma s dinners a nd food to about 250 families in Huntington Beach last year. All donations may be mailed to "Operation Merry Oinstmas, P .O. Box 1804. Huntington Beach. CA 92646 " For more infor mation. call 963-8571 1hree W oIDen To Get Award Women's World International will hold its first Wom an's Achievement Awards at 9 a:-m. Saturday, Ma y 17, in Costa Mesa. Awar d winners include Marion Knott, Kathy Rigby a nd Kathy Bright. Women's World is a career and self.esteem guidance company founded by Muriel Mabry. 1t a pplies a holistic approach to help women ex- perience career transitions, business ventures and persooal growth. A continental breakfast will be served at the awards meeting. For information. call 543·2283. Chapter ot UC lmno at 11 a.m. Friday, May t . In Newport Buch. F or inform1tlon, call m-1.aa. TOWN AND GOWN of UC Irvine wUJ have a luncheon .meeUnc featurlnj muale ot the Irvine Strini Quartet al 11 a .m. Tueld.ay, May 13. In Newport Beach. f'or informaUon, call $$2·~. .. LOVING AND CARING For Your Plants" wUl be dlscussed 1t a luncheon meeting ot the Chris· tlan Women's Clubl at noon Tuesday, May 13. In San Juan Capistrano. Music will be provided by the Jiii Bulza. For more 1nformatton, ult 492·1067. RAaBOR A.REA Adult Day Care Center will have an open house at its facility at (29 W. 19th St. an Oosta Mesa from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday. May 10. For information. call 548-0144. l..A WVEllS' WIVES of Orange County will sponsor a day-long series of workshops for women Saturday, Mav 10. at UC Irvine. Featured speaker will be Supervisor Harnett Wieder. ForinformatJon, call838-9200. MESA·HAaBOR CLUB will have a meeting featuring cootest.s and games at 10:30 a.m . Thursday, May 8. in Hunungton Beach. For lD· formation, call 979-2638. "WOMEN AND CHANGING LIFESTYLES" will be the topic of a lecture by Diana Milroy at ( Horoscope ) THURSDAY, May 8 By SYDNEY OMAR& ·t ARIES (Mar. 21·Apr 19): Open dialogue with one who is temp0rurlly ronfined to home or hospital. Get ideas on paper Strive to interpret ··dream symbols " Gemlnt , Vargo, Sagiuanus individuals play significant roles. A dandesllne -meeting bighlig'bls agenda Be dlscreet TAURUS <Apr 20·May 201 A spe<-1a,l girt highlights your· pt:r-Sonal s cenario Romance. wis hes a nd dividends comma nd attent ion 'AnottM?r Taurus. Libra, Scorpio persons figure prominently. Be d1plomat1c m dealing with rt>· quest Crom. family member. Check safety of home appliances GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Goal IS brought closer if you ·define terms and learn what 1s ac· tually expected of you Special commumty p~ Jecl commands spotLight . Emphasis on presllge • honor, reputation a nd unique capab1 ht1e~ P1sces. Virgo nal.lves fi gure m scenano CANCER <June 21 -July 221 Emphasis on completion of longstandrng pro1ect Reward 1n d1cated as result of manuscnpl subm1sc;1on, commumcat1on with one at <1 d1stanc"' Hf'la t1onshtp is intensified and travul rould ht-..i direct result of creat1vt.· cndeetvor LEO (July 23·Aug 22) J.'iru!.h rather than initiate pro1e<'l. Perceive potential Delve beneath surfat'e 1ndJcat1ons One close to you. including partne r or mate. could del.tneate special frnancial process. Be alert. receptive, willing to race money facts as they eXJ.St VIBGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): New approach 1s net'essary. legal matters. contractual obltga t1 ons. partnership propos als donunate scenano P lant ~s for future use PaU("O('e 1s ~our all) and time i.s on your s ide. Don't rush into de cis1ons. You'll understand! LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 22l : Rise above petty "offi ce politics." Follow throuRh on hunt'h, s hare knowledge, teach a nd team . Cancer. Aquarius persons play dominant roles. Accent on employment. hea lth. gelling together with one who shares your basic obJe<:Llves SCORPIO <Oc t 23·Nov. 21>: Highhgbt versatility, willingness to experiment and to ex· pand base or operations Valuable contact t'an be made by attending social affair. Gem1ru , Sagitta rius pers ons figure promine ntly Creallve jwces arc at'tivated. Imprint your own style. SAGITfARIUS INov. 22-Dec. 21>: Stick to practical issues. Express self in frank manner Have material at hand and be ready for Qllt"l>· tions and tests. You will be asked to review. re· vise and reconstruct. Aquarius, Scorpio persons figure Ul your personal scenario CAPRJCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You shake off lethargy. Mental pro<'esses are sUmulated. Short trips. visits. unus ual messages dominate scenario. Important for y ou to be analytical - don 't be satisfied merely to lrnow something happened. Find reasons You are on brink oT major discovery. AQUAJUUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): Ac<'ent on money, personal possessions. income potential a nd home improvements . Taurus. Libra , Scorpio individuals play important roles. If per sistent. you can obtain a special credit line. Family member has constructive idea concern- ing budget. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Lunar cycle is s uch that you define terms and gain benefit of a n y doubt. Strea ml ine techniq ues . Circumstances favor your efforts. Puzzle pieces rau into place and you obtain "complete story .. Highlight independence or thought and act.Jon. 'Beautification '80' Focus Community Improvement The Women's Division of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce begins Its community improvement awards pro1r1m this month. Featured in "BeauUrication/80" will be Lbe sale of s pecially designed limlted·editlon poste rs by Newpor t Beach artlat Margaret Bedell. The poster is a n intaglio print intended to reflect the local environment. A figurative drawing, reproduced in a one-plate multi·hue color printing method, has been designed by the artist by preasing natural materials into a son ground on a metal plate, and then was deeply etched wtth nltric acld For more Information, caU Kay at ~3TI4. Antique Show fRANCI~-ORR fi ne Statk:n3ry corooa del mar FEATURING 1 p.m. Monday, May U, lo Newport Beach. For lolormaUon, call 975-0700. oa. oavw..£ STONE, UC lrv1oe proteuor ol dermatology, wtu discuss the common myths about akin care and inertective acne t.reauoent.s ut a meeting of Lbe California Dietetic Asaocla· tlon, at 3 p.m. Friday May 9, ln Newport Beach . For WonnaUc:m, call 522-4340. Club ~ nm.r each W~lday in the Doily Pll.ot and contafoa notice• o/ women 's and MTVk:e club mtthng1 01ld ewnl• ~to the public /or the JoUowmg week. Send nottce1 to Club C<JUftdar, Dally PUot, P 0 . Boz l5'SO, COIUl Meaa. CA 92a5 lncld .,our *>me and phoM number Notice._ must be ut our 6'anda three week.a m adoonce of an~. Pictvre1 ore Limtled lo ma}Of' fwtd-rauns opm tot~ public To requ.elt a picture. wntt or coll tM Teoturt Dtporlment, 142-021. betlDUft 2 and Sp rn. Photo rt· que1t1are honored ono apace~ 00.U. MOTHER S DAY SPECIAL ACRYLIC MAILS 35.00 -Ill' F«EE M_.. wlffl 'Mk"" .<fi~_/~ .~~Jfa<& 1n.J~lj..~ .... ............. 631·14'0 • ..,. ,....... ., 4!"Dlo' .... .,,...., 10 1Q@() MFOUMTAIH House Plants 2 for 1 Sale Hunting.ton Center's annual d irect-from- qrower mall sale tor Mother's Day. ,, varieties of plush fo11aqe plants only 2 fe>< S5 99 in 6" POts. Dally thru Sat , May 3. Beach Btvd & 405 Fwy. 16835 lrookhw-st Strttt ~(714)962-3312 - SPRING -MOTHER'S DAY as MEXTSl.c>AT IY Ko Ko Knits ·2•· l't.IATID SlctllT .... LOW..OW llOUSI '11'" Co .. rs. Nevy. ~ed. Blue. Pink. White, Sand. Rust Yellow. S11es &-20 Al9o avail.Cle 1n ,.ull-on Pint end Zoo • Front Pent and Short Sleeve Jecket and S1ra1oht Sk1r1 _ .... ............ tll,...,OIT. COSTA ..... ~ ..................................... L I I I I I ' L I I I I j L r J: s r 2 1 7 L• , ~ 8 u 1 l\ (i 8 • DAILY PILOT The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY. PILOT 'CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell\ It, Find It, ~ Trade It With a Want Ad ' • [642-5678] One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ....................... ..._..... "1 11a,_S-. tt1 '",_,. ..._,.._._,. .._..,_S. H111"hr~ H.tM S.1 ......_,_S. ..................................................................................................................... ··············~······· ............................................. . • •4 t"2 e ,. too ........ ttoJ tu 4 1002 ... ,.. 1002 ... ,., tOOZ G••r.t 1001 ......................................................................................................................................................................................... - EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY .... 0 'IM.ek.: . AD re.A~ advertlRd ID Uu ..,..,_per 11 sub led to \be Federal Fate Ho\AalDI At't of 1~68 wtudl makee rt Illegal to advertise "any pr~ fereott, lu:oJtatton. or ctiscrunanauon bued on ~. cdor, rellg>oo. sex. or mtXIO&I ongi.n, or an uiunuoa to make any such prderentt. hm1ta boP. or dlacri auna lion." 1'Ds newsp&.peT w1U n°' knowtqly ac~pt any advertising for r eal ft!llaLe wbK-b is ln VIOia· tion ol t.be law. of n11wrrl REALTORS 675-5511 Ott '°'"""1A: .. c.,... .. Mer: .,•cl-......._ tllrM ...._two• eect. ...... , ........ ~ ..... ,..... hue.. a.c-,.......,. $2'1,000 Ott LAllCSPUll: .._. ._. .. eo..... llf'fce ._ C--.. Mer. Very ..... ,,'-rid! flr•"9c•. w•o4 n.... c•ll"'9a, .. rH ~ + .., two IMAa; a.z lot ~ to odd ----.... s 114,000. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 t 5 E. Coat Hwy .. C... .. M9- 675-55 I I IMOttS: Adftriisen ENTERTA.ltieEtlS ._.. cMck tt..ir ods DBJGHT WANTED!! .W, e.d report If'-Bike to beach. Mos t ron I chlaly. Th popular 4 Bdrm model. DAILY PILOT os..-. sweeping driv~,. tile en- lcllailty for h flnt .._ ~°T!!e~\:i~ngst!~~ cOnWd IMcriio. Ollly. le8diag to mast.er suite. 3 Bdnn. home, lrvlne, C M , Npt., with a.ssuma· ble loan; hav9 $38,000 2nd T . O. w /$60,000 sec:unty. Seasoned over a year, t>an add some cash Bud Corbin, 9.5"7·5762. --------i Lar ge family r oom. stone fireplat'e, covered ~t For Sale 1 patio + man1t>ured c;····;;··········ioo2f ~ Assc:ir ~ '~i ~- E\ECIJ•S'J'STEMs·1 \. al U T-• J w•-I ... , ....................... T~Paroche A lus ly landscaped eoclosed atnum spa ts the cent.er of this bl~ five bedroom 2-story with a 25' Canuly room. Located 1.t1 a prime ne1ghborllood ttus btg family home 1s pnced t.o se!J at Sl~.900. Call 751·3191 .SELECT PROPERTIES WahufuowtHw 5 BR 4 ba c u s tom waterfront h o m e w /11x38' p vt dock. Priced Sl.09S,OOO. Builde r w/trade for PaJm S prings Estate. For detalJs on lhia home and appl to see, call Carol Holl. agl.. 631-0094 Prine:. Only. YATBtMS EASTSIDE C.M. C harming 3 Bdrm starter h o me. Oak planked floors, ceramic I tile kitchen, French doors lO sunn ~ar ard. y y Sl.20.<XX>. Call 673-8550 Qif1'4 111 J • 11 • I tJ(e. Dining a rea features 2 nd fireplace. Builtm eift.er· ta.anment cent.er. paniuet floors. and 3rd fireplace h1ghhght your family room. Pool and spa allow Ca!ifonua l.lvU>g at its besi Offered at $132,500. Call 64>0303 F=ORE STE OLSON ...,, UJ .... ' Jll""' MESA DB. MAR ,OOLHOME Large 4 bedroom 2 bath pool home located In de· sirable area, walki.ng dastaoce to sbopptng and all &cbools. Owner may beip finance & is very motivated. Full price SUS.900. eau 556-2660 CSELECT - I PROPERTIES llACHDWl.Dt Newport Bea c h duplex-1 bloc k to ocean! $18,700 gross in· come! Weil maintamed. Assumable rlnanciog. Jllltf2Q5,000! Hurry, call 'J'SZ.-11'00 OWN'" o .. r s l l}fv ION N(I • "IMll terest n or a deta.ils, 963-7881 IAY, OCEAN VIEW Of'fl< l•t 0 •ti\ IU .. Ip ~I r. I' AIANDONED l~INlil flex.ible fmanr tnR! Sub- mh your tenns on this vacant 4 Bdrm Cllf· ~er. Covered bnck $1 ,278 patio entry to l1v1ng room with massive beam PSlMO_ t>e1ltnJ.?s and br1 ck fireplace. Priv ate IS all you pay when you master swte. fireplace take over existing 10% and sauna. 3 more kmg loan onthis sensational 4 s1i.ed bdrms. Glass wall bdrm Penmsula home! opens to declt with bay, Walk t.o beach & bay'! ocean view. Call 673..a550 7S9-1SOJ o,,,,,,,,.,,,.~, """""'' (,.;;.cl~~1mmm l~l~I Re.al Estate ltG Ir SMALL. I Blg house-small price! 6 Bdnm. Family room. ASSUME Sparkling pool-and muc h more ! Onl y Sl:ll.500! X1nt Mesa del 9Y2% Mark>caUon. Hurry. call '7S2·1700 $73,000 VA loan. No "'''' ,,, ? • ,, .. ltftl ,,,,., NI(, qualtrying. payments !®IH&IHI li51/mo 4 Bdrm, 2 ba CALI. RID CARPET 754-1102 EXJ>EJflEHCEO AOEH'TS • NEW ntAINEE$ REAL ESTATE CAREER NIGHT THURSDAY · MAY Ith, T::JO p..m. SADDLES.ACK IHH, SAHTA ANA SANTA ANA FWY & fflfST STREET EXrr AND OUT IF vt>U BELONG IN THE LUCRATIVE ARD OF REAL ESTATE WHY WHELAN REAL ESTATE? •• NATION'MOE REfERSV.l SYST'£M • llONVS PPOORAM !'OA BUYING ANO 5£.LLING YOU~ OWN ~TIES • FULL TIME MANAGEMENT IN OHICE • IDEAL 1..0CATION. BE.AlfTlf\JL NEW OfflCE • OPPOf'll\JNrTIES f~ AOVANC£MEHT TO MANAGEMENT FOR MORE IHFORMAnON OR CON~OENTlALIHTERVIEW CAL.L ED PHIUIPS OR WIS YERO macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIAAY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY BIG CAMYOH TOWHHOMI!· Gracious living at its best in this 2 ·s tory home w / f~bulous golf course view! Formal living & dining rms, family rm. Entertain out of doors on lovely private patio w/pt>ol & spa. $595,000. CN·57) e.01S COUISI LMMal Overlooking the fairways ... this spa~ious 4BR custom home was designed for executive or casual entertaining. Over 5000 sq.ft . of living area & separate guest apt. f790,000. CN·58) MAe9MCIM1' ........ Sim Private cul-de-He! Approx. 200' ovel'looldng aolf course! A rare opporhmlty t.o build the "house of your dreams!" Ml5.000. <N·S > LYNNE VALENTINE 8"-GOO , ..... c-..~c... I Do~ &Jy Ord ~ch Realty JIUL ESTAR EXCEl.UHCE SIMCI 1949 COME wrTH US. •• to COSTA MISA.. Spacious single level executive condo. 2 Bedrooms. 2 Baths. Dinin~ room. Gourmet kitc h e n . Fireplace. Air·<.'Onditionm~. Adult complex with security. Assumable SY.:% loan, with large serond available. $114.500. HfWPOttT HACH 759-Gl 11 DOVER SHORES 4 Br3Ba, pool&spa, city b¢tt view. Only 6 yrs old . $MS.<XX> HARBOR RIDGE 2 Br 2 88 dt'l.'Oralor's own home wilh a !antasllC view ovt>rlookrng re· ser\'Oir & t>•lY l1~hts 5:£>.~ UDO ISLAND New!)' redecorated 4 Br 3 Ba on f'c>e s1 mpk land, vacant & ready for Im· mechate movein with creat1vt' financing avll.lla~ SJ89,SOO ~ 759-9221 U you're not read.ulg the bttJe ads 10 Class1J1ed, you're rrussmg a lot or newsy 1nlorrnat1on as v.tiJ as some great buys . CLASSY CONDO Like a model 1s this sutier, upgraded SUlgle ston· 2 Bdrm end unit. All amerutws Lnd ud1n1< SW'lmmmg pool, tennlS & !>er urily Rall' Don 'l ~t. Call tOday 979-5370 ALLSTA.TE REALTORS . ROMAMTIC R&tOEZVOUS Penthouse view ()("t>an harbor & r1ty lilt•:. Beaut. upgraded t>oodo 1n ntw Villa Balboa Pnced to seU at $235,000 Assume 101-ar;. loan J lurT') Uus woo 't last. Mallow-Kennedy 1\nn.a Morland. E.xlus1n~ r\gt 97S-OBOO' 631-0486 OCEAN Al<> MT CONDO l.Dw dn. Take over pay merits 711 Ocean Ave Hunt ington Bea t'h Owner des para tc ..... 556-7777 -IE.ACH COMDO. I oefo DOWM. CllanMUICJ 2 bdnu1. co.do, wotldOHJ dht.u to th. baoda. Mk• pool & ....... cts. °"'J Sii, too. -5 IDaM. WITH ASSUMAIU. o.ty S 139,900 t.ys ftlfa ct.caw .. ._... wfttt lo•.ty -.. Gt-Ht for .... f-.ly, or • 1illa1fainar'a *'9ftt. U. to bNda. SIU. Wm4 COMAOBICE List yow.._. wfftt tlw ~at Ou. hcific IMI Estate & rwcei•a • OM Y..-.... protKiloft pl-. at RO cost to you! 2744 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR 75S.1616 CHOICE DUPLEXES * 6000 ANANCING * IALIOA rSLAHD -Choice location --steps to So. Bay beach. 3 Bdrm & 2 Bdrm, great a ssumable loan. He re is your c hance lo own a one-of -a·kind property. WIST MEWPORr --Close to ocean a nd beach. Well desi#{ned and immaculate 3+2 bdrms. Newly carpeted, builtins. freshly painted. '$279,000. Call for appt. to see. EASTSIDI COSTA MISA -· Prime location. 2 separ ate houses. both in mint condition. Large assuma ble loan at 9.62"k. $199,000. WESTSIOI COSTA MISA -Ideal location: near park & shopping. 2 two bdrm units in excellent condition. Owners may car-ry second. $115.000. Call for info. SOUTH SANTA AMA -· Oldie but goodie. 1 & 2 Bdrms. Convenient to downtown. Civic Center -· good commercial area. $75,000. ASK US .... ow ..._, • .,..._., ,....._ wMcll"'"" a.r-t ........ , / I .l AClllS OF THI te.UI •AA. Horse country! 4 bedroom homepn 1.3 ac. in the Nellie Gail Equestrian area: 3 car garage, air conditioned. beamed ceilin~s and 2 brick fi replaces. This is a new horn~. lt 's var ant and has a ~reat v\ew. As king $260.000. REALTORS.675.-6000 2443 Ease Coal Htgb*~· Corona cMulate 2 s to r y Bdnno«ierhome +good home wtth all UM.> extras. 2 Bdrm home with dou Garagl' door open1:r, ~ ~. H 2 tont'<i. water softener . d e · f1nant'ed b y ownt-r rorat.or w a LI rovt'n M:s SJ 17 ~ Owner-aruoous. movltlg Roy~. RJfT. lDPortlaod' !169.~ 11!~•7729 1>'73-3663 01~n1 t..:ves --·------· associated BROKERS REALTORS 202' vJ l olbr .. ') • 7 • '•6 l RB>UCB> $451< Foor Quiclc s.. Assume 10~-z'I loJn Over 1600sq ft of ~r ar1ou !> l 1v1nl! Boouulul new cond-0 µm Je<'l . Great v1t"• o( harbor & ~an Adlu Se<'unt) bldg. r-io dog.:, Sll5.~ MaUOw·Kennt'dy Anna Mor land. f:x · elusive Agt 97S-0800. Priu R.-tioa I 545.000 drop 1n price j ·makes th1i. d ass1r c.oklru.d.I TradeW1nds an ext'ellent \Odut: 1 bt-droom C'Ol Y fam11\ room. pool, v.alerhll . ~ v~w Ownt.'f will rarTY l.u-ge 2Dd 1'ov. on I> ~c,oo 631-0186 . ---------1 .----Hunt & Associates---. lllAl l\TAH Hunt and Associates is pleased to announce the opening of new offi<:e$ -speciahzmg in tine real estate and is proud to prewnt the foll ow ing properties: ~'*'l« CoroM de& Mar Exc1t1ng. one-of·a·kind bayfront condo. Single story, 3 bf. 3 ba. "Mai Kai .. Pvt. courtyard entry. Offered at $750,000 Assumable loan -Arliss Kirschmer China Cow Marvelous creative opportunity presented t.o buyer who appreciates area. Privacy · seclusion · view. Potential abounds 1n this 3 level. 3 bf. home in P'ime location. Call for details, $475.000-Polly Johnston Peninsula Outstanding. near new custom duplex offenng the ultimate 1n design and l1vab1hty. 2 level. 2 br. owner's unit plus 1 br. rental or could be 3 br. single family home. Zoned R3, l blk. fro m bay -Offer~ at $360.000 -Jen Hunt Big Canyon Spacious 4 bf .. formal dining rm w/13'ge den and 2nd ttreplace. B<>Mts of every amenity-free form pool, spa & putt1ng- ~eeo. Lush garden entry. Sectmty of 24 hour ~arded gate-Offef'ed at $624,000. Jeri Hunt Assoda19s Broker Potty Johnston Jeri Hunt Arliss Kirschmer 2043 Wenx:tiff Driw, sum. 206 Newport Beech (714) 631·7800 C S 8 G I A T l l E 0 8 H A l T I 0 C 0 S U S H V W S G I J N l A H H A H S A H E I R 0 U I T C E A H V V A 8 8 A R A 1 R P T H G L R V l T E L L 1 U S V 0 l W S S T A V R R 0 .S l P J R U L E K S U A R U 0 E 0 0 P H l I A J E U G R G A 6 D D H A M A 0 l 0 U R A l I H U H T I I P H I S T U H E E T H Z 1 A A D U U C l T l " R T 6 8 T T A 1 G U S S A 0 A I A A G 0 A l R A t I 0 Y S E l G P A N U C R l T A T T V R C U S C N S N Y C A E 8 C J H 0 U E 0 l R U C £ l E H P T A P A Y & A A S A K L IV V DDORNLHLA TA OTUlALtCE PIMMSULA POINT Newly decor ated 4 bdrm. family home. Ocean view! $325,000. IAYROMT We have sever al fine homes with pier & slip a TOIO HOISi COUNTRY 4 Bdrms .• 3 b a ths: ranch style. mini-e;tate in orange groves $249.500. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3;' B .. .,~.d· Dr..,, •, k t,,'':J ti:o• ... c.-..... ,,... .. c.t , .. , ............... ~ ......... ~-... O•tty ..,.,.. I'•" ,._ .... ........... , •• , c:•" --c:::m;:!'i CE &IDl&B BLllRS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE MOaTH ~AY V11W SUPS ""E" l.IW> ln11>"'°"t ICtl<' l.i\RCF: .\~l'\1 Afll.F. r () \ .... ~I-LLFHS WILi. c·.\SRY SfA'OND TH I '~"I' Of"~ fl Thrf'f' H+·dmom" Pht' LarJ,!P F.tm1I\ Room W1tli \\f•t Har & R<'fri l?('T'3tor· \l a,tPr Sull•• On Main I.PH·! l.O\rlv 1.n't'nh..,t <'All f flr Appointmt>nl To ~ s21:. ,_(, ' ·J ,,v <'H :"t'Y.port .. L1Mtn1? a40tCE LOCATION Walk Tfl Sty!Y' I 1hr.irv I!. Park Sparkhnl! Tv.fl H"dmom Tv.fl B"th Plu" O!nme Hoom Pool \\.'<ii '\t \Ill E 1.0 \ .._ f'all ~2 'l171! ·--..... -~ ~ 759-9100 #2 Corpm•.._. ......,_..c..ew For• Ad ill W-..'1 Wartd C4 S.. 64~5671, Ed. lJO • .. Knit Neck Down! Cooling Experience 7490 fntA<k'B~ 1'enants of Newport Beach office romplc>. at 1601 Dove St. said they had ~een a malt.- mallard around complex pond for a f ev. days, but got a real surpnse "'hen mama and her 10 "ducklings waddled out of landscaping for u dip. Water m decorative pool is treah.' Arthur ~viu, 79. .... ho stt\'ed nearly a quarter t•f a century as state com ptroller~ot.e-hU\ rirrreri;ent tn 1978. died TuesdJ\ of a h<'nrt at r ack l\ALA~L\ZOO. Mach 1 Aµ., Or Home r II. Strykt>r. 87. an inventor of orthoJ)(.'d1c and s ur Jl)r al equ1pm<'nl. d1t'<l l\londa) l CTRCLEVlLLE. L'tah 1 AP I -Lula Pa rk«-r B«temmn, 96, youngt•r Mitter o( the legenda ry <'Owboy outlaw Butc h ca~.!>ldy. died ~1on1la) Unit Funded SAN DIEGO CAP> The National Institute:-. of ,Health bas proVldtd $6.38 million to operate the Un 1ve r s 1ty of Ca lifornia's s ix bed gen eral cl1 n1 ca l r e sear ch unit for ft v<.• vear!-Tht• unit I!> h1<'<1l t•d on thl' ntnlh noor or Uni ver:.1ty Hospital 'Neptune Socictv ~ c•IMllTlC* 1u•1•l ., HA 646-7431 IAln..IM .. HON ~MOMI 6"6-2424 Cos1a Mesa 673-~ '1HCIUOTHHS l&.l llOADW AT MOITUAIT 110 Broadway Cosla Mesa f>.'2·9150 SMITH & TUTHIU. MOITUAIT WISl'a.lff CHAnl Mortuary • Crema tton~ 427 E 17th St Co~ta Mesa 6'6--4888 ... Cl..OntllS SMfl'HS' MOITVA&Y 627 Main St ~nt~ach ,..,...,.., • CCM>MM. ~At. HOMa 7801 Bolsa Ave Westmil"sler 89).3525 'ActHC YllW ..-.Ol&Al , ... C~te'Y Monuary Ch1pel , 3500 Pac1hc View Onvo N9wport Be.ch 664-2700 Easy Buck Not Likely By JO\'CE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: 1 wro&.e t.o It ~m· panltt that ran ads about bow peop~ coald make money stalflllg eeveiope11 al home. Enclosed are tM aoawen - the sales Uc.eratare -I got. wi.at do you think of ~ deals? And how can I obtain eoveto~ stllfflq ual&a· e n ~ally instead of writing a"'ay? -R.M .• San Frandsro 8)~ bucks for stu(fiog circulars Ul envelopes at home are promist.>d tn the maJonty of the pitches Herc are five !-ample com e-0ns . "Work at home in your s pare t 1m t• making the fastest and easiest mont•v vou'll ever earn .. .:l;m Y.Titing to you because I'm s ure you would be interested in mak· 1ng S500 l'U<'h "eek with very little '140rk . · ,\ trut--.ton· of $3.000 a week ;ind :..i bt•ttt'r hfc ... · .. \h"ll pay you 50 r t•nt ... for <'nrh t•nveloP<.' you s tuff and s end to u:. ac- cordin~ to m.<>tructions .. "Sil 1.250 in your po<'ket., ALL SOlJND LIKE g rcJt op· porturut1es and Lhey art" great ~P. portunit1es to be duped. Reading through the cht'aply produced litl'rature. rn} associatcc; Randy Ring noticed s1milarit.1es Th<> d<'t a1l!> of hoy. ~ ou can make monc v art.· 'agul· You can never re a ll) t(•ll the t~ µ<·of hu!>ane!>!> the rom pa ny 1.!> an. ulthou~h somt.· suggeM a Draih No• ir .. • ( CAREERS J fuzzy kind of dirttt mail advertising. You usually are expected t9 pay t.!'e postage ror sending out the-.advertis· Ing etrculars in the envelopes .you tu ff In t'ach case. you must send money for a "membership packet" or "ln.structaons and materials kit" before you can begin work. The in· ll1al round of materials costs SlS Lo S40 Many u se testimonials of satisfied customers but fail to iden· tifv the individuals so vou C'an ched with them . Tu low<'r your auard. most of the pitche.!> s:iy "You may · hav<' been nppt>d off bcfort.> bv false schemes. but th1!. 1 ~ d1ffrrent .. T UE C'Ol'NCIL OF li('tter Busi- nf.'ss Burt'aus has completed a na- tional lllV(>St1J.!allon of 55 randomJy 't'l{'<'led advert1:-.ement:. promoting t•nvclope stufhng sr~mes. In every instance Lhe advcn1~1m! .... as found to be deceptive. Rat h e r than o ffe ring gainful employment, th<· companies use the ads as lur<'s to bilk lhe unwary tnlo <.,uch thJnJ.!'> as bu\. inc anformalJon on ho .... you t.•an :.ct up )our own busi· nC''IS or how to run the sa me rarkct they 're OJ><'raunJ? The rounc1l has forwardro its findin~'I to the postal authont1es for mail fraud 1nvest1ga - tion . The upt;hot : When an ad prorruses more than }Ou reas onably can believe. it's lime to turn the page READER Sf:RVICE. For a ropy of the Better Bu.stMss Bureau's Lea/I.et. "TIJ>S on Work at·llome Schemes:· send a stamped. 1ell·oddress1·d long whue t'11· Vf'lope to JoyC'e tam Kennedy Ol Boz 1560, Costa Mesa 92626 PVBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE ~ICTlTIOUS 1 ui11u :ss .. AMI UAfEMIMT r "°" •ofowtnQ Pf'f' "°" '' 00"'9 bv'' IW\\ ~· N f WPOIH Mf 0 1Clll GAOUP 0~ N(Wl"Otll 8(A(H. 1)00 R"•IOI •w.,.1 -...._, tk .. I\. CA 9l..O ;o;.,. 1,.H Hol"'t1. M 0 , ,_,. G"' "'"· l•• WOr.. Hn..U "IOS f,,_f\ bv\N'Wo'\• I\ (Ot'du(&f'rd b V .,, fft 1•vktv•f a.. '-LH-•.M O f Ptt\ ,,.,.........,.. ••\ •HM wttf• ~ (O.,nl• (~rll Of 0.-QO '°""'' "" .,,...,." ... PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTlTIOUS IU"MllU .. AMI ITATl,,...NT ,,.. ffMlowlnt --"•n9 !Hn• fttH H TM£ TIU; DfStGN G•OIJ~. 1nu • • f'llf1ltt •-. l-"'-'· U1 tfof111e tff '1 0t«i9 lt-*-t. ltt #.« Vlt .. , .., ••••• (Ail ....... .,., Tl\1• -· 11 c.~M by.,."" ........... G•«a.~r Tl\h .,....._••I Ill.., wttl't.,.. '°""'" CIH1t 91 Orefl99 C-1, Otl Aptll U. HIO ,,...,. "*IVIM ()--C...tt 0.Uy ~lfeil. AIW .•. Mey'· 14, 11. ·-,..,.. PUBUC NOTICE . . Rad-. Claarged .. €ritics Rap Ag Extensions 111 THOMAS O. t;W.S Crttleiam of th• University of C•llfornl•'• Cooper.U.. Extension Service ~ nothing new. ~ exttMkln provldet lethnlcal aclvke and ualatuce to &rowen ln enry Calllomla county and helps homeowners with fruit treft. among other ae· tlvltleA. It's been accuted of racism and ol being a tool or grower interests in their runnine battle with farm workers. But the complalnta had never come fro m tu.gh government ofrtclala until last mootb. IT WAS ONLY BY ACCIDENT that a con· gressaonal agriculture su bcom mittee began t-0 focus o n the extenaion service Las t fall. Democratic Congressman Fred Richmond of New York became c urious SOUTHERN about a re latively minor CALIFORNIA program his consumer Foc l J relationg. and nutrition • sub<:ommatt.tt had been '----------routine ly funding, the Expanded Food and NutrlUoo Education Program <EFNEPl. So he asked for a General Acc0unting Office report on the $S0 mlll\o'"! program. aimed at pro- viding nutrition W ormaUon to the poor, lo help them get as much nutrition as poss1~ for each dollar spent on rood. R1d1mond asked the GAO to fo<'us on several large cities including Los Angeles. The result. in Rlchmond·s words. was a re.port condemning the $2.7 million Calltorrua EFNEP program a s "probably the wont admtnu.tered 1n the oatioo." THE PROGRAM. ADMINISl'Eltt:D BY th~ UC e xtension. spends m<>6t o( Its money in rural counties with relatively few poor people. providing little assistance to povert~·level residents of big cities. What's more, Richmond contended. the California program makes no efforts to reach large groups of the poor and there a.re no signs that the extensk>n is trying lo expand als cllentele It serves JUSf 2.000 of the million·plus poverty. level -person.s 1n Los A111eles County, a natJsUc: RieFunon~ called "a dlsg.r~ ·: And Lhe ~rt said there 1s no EFNEP program 10 populou. ... Orange County. For the extenstan. the heanng Rishmond COO· due~ alter getting the GAO report was one k>ng embarrassment. For not only were '\here com- plaints about EF"NEP. which is a minor poruon of the ext ension's acUv1t1es. but also there was testimony crillcal of the uruvers1ty age~y 's at· titudes in the grower.farm woricer disputes "THE R E A SON THAT THIS program I EFNEP> Is the illeg1tlmatc child of ~ exteMion service i:-. a f.,..•linlo( that helpinR poor Pt"Qplc. especially Chicanos . as detnmental to their rcla tions v.i th .:rowers:· '>aid Kubert Bradfield. d former nutntioo coord111ator m the t'Xte~.on and clinical profC'Ssor of nutrition at UC lkrbley Bradfield said he found "a per"as1ve pattern and practJce of r acial d1:.criaunalJon in the ex· tension service administration. especially again'lt Chicanos .. Tho5e dlscnminaoon charges v.ere not tn· vest.1gated by the GAO. whose report did not com · ment oo them. Whether the spe<-ific charges are true. the mofit important thing about th<' GAO tnvt>sllgauon unti the congresi.1ooal ht•anni? were that they de- mon!>tralcd that l'C <'Xll·n~IQO pol\(1~ have an l'f· fe<'t on Lhc bag c1tu:s as well as the farm C'OuntJt.-'- PV BLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU& IUS.IMCii MAMI U llTIMllfT ,,. .. IOl-tr>Q ~''°"' ., .. dolno bu\tM\'\•\ 8AYlll(W TtAAA(( "'~ SOCIATION _,, p .. ,.. Sttul lie•~. C.t>IO<"'• '*' At .... .,. ~ .. JO' p., ... \lrttt &et-, ( .. ltOf'f>I• .,.., St•" .. Y eoio.tr, )OtO P•t.clh• 8 twd I '"V_, ""'"""" ""' lt•llll TOC>'•t. 10000 J•ller\Ofl .. .,._ l .. •"'«ld nor .. •»ti1 '"I\ -MU I\ •-1..t ... • Of"Mr••.,...,.,...,.VWP '"~""'-" ""' -•• , fl ........ '"" (O<IMY Ci.~ Of 0.-(~ly 01 All"llH..l'IO ,,...,. Pvbl1.-0r-Coe\! o.nv Pllctt . ~.10.Mevt.1• n.,., ttn• PllBUC NOTICE 'ICTITIGUI Mltt•iit -- IU#C ITA\'9MllrT '"" ~ ... Pff-• ...... ... lllUt'':o'A~•UNNI• .t.P~•A tOt SlltVtCC OF Oltll .. OE COIJNTV, UI'-' VI ... W.Y. ll fl>'fl. C:A ~ GINI' l MCINTY•l1t1ld Viti• wr1. ii Ter.,c:A.,._ \All. Y MCINTY•I, Wn . Et T-. (A mJO fllt\ b11\11\•\\ " COftdllc ltO bY IMllNftf_...•lf• .... ,.,.,., .. Tlllt ~ •I\ fllff wtHI * Collf\IT Cton Of ()fen .. r..v"'' o" """'''"° ~ ...... ........ °" .... ~ °"'' """' -·•n,-.-.,,,..,,_ IATlfUlll In tM OBITUARIES I NEWS FEATURES ,.,..,,,...._... NoR~r• Actress Helen Hayes. 79 . named adviser to 1981 Whit e House Conference on Aging. says 'Tm gratified I had the good fortune to grow old at a time when it·s fashiona· hie." 'Moonies' Get More "Freedom' SAN FRANCISCO IAPJ -The ne w pres1· dent or the Ame rican branch of the Un1rica· tion Church o( the Rev . Sun Myun~ Moon says 1nd1v1d ual "Moon1es" will be g i ven more freedom t.o spread the group's message ., ·'The Ume ha.r, come ror lndlVldua\s to la ke o n grf'alf'J resi>ons1b1lit1e~ and to 1n 111 ate their own m anLStnes... said MOS(? 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IMR.ATIOM FIGHTER Takt• over 11 12!'1 .innual pcrc.-ntdl(l' ralt• lu.;n • with low down p11vmt•nl Adult rondo Ca rerrr .. ltvini:. lush i;:rt'i.•nbl'll bubblml( foWltJtnf>. pool "n d ~ pa M u I t 1 u ., 1• rerrl'allon tt'nler ,\, ~umahlc $55.000 lo..in Sil . 000 Ca II 645 O:SO:l EAST SIDE C.M. STARTER HOME :l rory bdrm.,, lrpk. lg lot. w b~·.iu11ful fruil t.n.t. low down. OW(' l.:.t' LVl'r.om•'i. an-.w'-'r lod barJ?din SlUO 000 JfltES REAL TY , __ 673-6210 SUL 1dlt' 1t.-ml> wtlh a Dally Pilot Cldl>l>lrted Ad &'2 ~i'li A F •c:ttlloua 8ue1neaa H•m• State,,..nt flted wttl\ tll• C-nty 0.'111• velld IC>< 11,,. r-•" •lier wlllc:ll II,,.. ~"''""'"CJ bvaifte»ea muel •efile Pubhc:•oon •• neceu•ry only •I tll•r• ••• cll•nca•• Call '"• La9a1 O e partm•nt e l the DA IL Y PIL OT lor ,,.1orme llo" •"d M C•H•ry lo<ma 642-4321 h1 332 \ti\.• rtl"•·r.,, m.1) (")Ii.tr•• tht·tr •• d .. h> ld1•phon11 ij 011 • m In ~ :.1 1• m \I tto•I••) thru ~ nd.11 ~ lt1 ,..,,,,., ~tunS.t\ I 11-.T" \!~!'-\flt ~II t J.JI 9. 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H.I. 644-49 I 0 FOlt6ET IT AU IH IDAHO Apjlf0).10lulc J < rt', 1nobclt' honw I-"h th• n\\'I lll hWlltn.: ~ UOU l'l ll\ "OJ 1 .. nd $60,000 SAYS ... l.J\t' oo bout tr.' 1h1 h l .. m<h 17 1-l d .. 111,,· '.tt'pt\1•11., t ru"t'r I op l'llllllllvil (·Jn 'lt•t•µ H IEACH41DRM fltotl t'f l'llll (asl, lhl~ Ont' ,_,u tit' l<e<JO\' l:wfort' I ht' "t-ekuuJ l lo~t' lo 1h1· l1t'<1c.'h .ind ~ dlk lu t'H r )lhu\i( -I Ur p, HJ r .. m1 h homt! tlf(t'rt'll JI onh StCll <XXJ \' i\ lt.'1 m , l•iV Clill f>IO .l.n , •Whelan Real Estate 1006 .....••................ BAApl. '435.000 a.ra.r• NoquaUfylna L. .. .Wel Auume VA loen . &Aaaoc. '1S-Jlll Property lf ouu, 642-mG. « "2-1010 DY OWNF.R 20$ Emerald 3 bdrm. tiou.e. 2 bdrm. Ap. + auett I'm,• balh. $43~.00Q. Owner wlll cany at ~. Oo not dl11 lUrb ot'Cupant.a 675·2975 eon.. ....... 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIJllOtt VfEW HIUS S70,000 down. ba lanet' f LnalK't.ld at l2 5' < Ask 1n1e $247,500. Thu. <t Bdrm. t'am Rm. formal d1lung rm. 2 fple homt! r:Aler.. vtew or h.tlls & mt.-. <.:all DO'TTU·. VAL~NTIN F: ~ fXHI or 675 6000 OWNlm AliENT IUILD TO surr Two JOx 118 l<>Q U1 Bt-1otoru.i Ownr 7001~ ~361111 :-,A( RI f'I<' E '' t-rro~ mw.t cln.,t• 't''lt•rc1 .H Prim•· J.i!>mtn• t r1 1·l. lu .itt0r1 J hr • IJm1h rm ~~ r 1x t•an 'w~ '1\\( I.ii )!I' Jo.I Tl> .. , I.!', 1'11n uni\ ...... ,n 71i0 Jj.;t. or blO :,;J;>; \~··nt 1024 ....................... MISAD&MAI ae.n abr. f1m rm. 2ba . lrg heat~ pool GOOd flnaneioe 8 y Owner, ~2223. mo.ooo ~'"l'SJOE TWNllSt: 186.SOO 4 Mo. new: 2 bdrm, I ..., btt. Super locatwn Large assumable loan. No qua11ry1n g J oyce Walt.z.e. 631 · 1266 R ' TORS EASTSff>f~ '340.000 Sl66.800 in asl>umable ioan.-.. rangmg rrom 8'i w II'~ S26.340 gross an nual mrome Wt'll kept Stt\glt' '>lOCJ untu with 1 ganges•otr 111 park R oo OO'xJOO' 101 CALL ~0211 $80,000 .lkr I ; I~. ljj ) 1J uwnt•r will ht•lp rmanr~. All\ &l&JG27 --Ji;.~,;r H ~ HI /II TY ~ 1111 I /(JOO Fabulous 4 bt'droom Vale Pl.an. ideilllly local ed on cul-M·U<' Hagh loan bala n c e Nl'wly carpeted & freshly pamt ed throughout Th111 homit al'>o ha:. central air cond. & hardwood floors. e-HAf\JCH HEAL TY ~ti 1 2000 **3 BEDROOM $84,IJO! lr~1dt' ltkt· nt"w. drdpt·:. c dJlA"l, t•lt H1·alh .i IC1\ t:I\ hOm•• IO t..,tJ bh,ht'<l drl'd Pl.US 11 n A!'\ Sl'M"HLJ-: k><in ' \\\'llHlhrldgc ............... .................. * 100/oLOAN *"' Takeover exlatlna loeJI on this sea saflooel SPYGLASS home! 3 br., 3 car garage. wa.lk·ln .._ bar th.al seats six aod' VleW th.al goes fore¥#: Best value on marqt ! r.i&-1501 • (~1~$113§110 Re.al Eat.ate , ~ ICCANYM .... Sped.aNiar golf ~ estate 6eOO sq .ft. 4 .. 6 Bdrms. 51~ baths. ,.... and spa. Sl.S00.000. 111 STAINES ct 673--7761 :,. •WATHOMT I PARADISE• l 'nbeltvvable value in ltu.-. huge estate oo I '~ l<L' 7 hr main houM· & l(Uc\l qrtr' Truly a ma~n1 f1ctnl hume b1&7711 OCEAN VIEW llt'aut i Hdrm 1 :1 lklrni <luµlt"( I o~ ""' . "'I' II m.i1nta1nt'd <>\~(· b.U • .11w1 ~tlh '>tttl d11~n So. Bayfront Oup~x Churrrun.: lkl ll.10.1 duµl1·\ o<ft-nn.: 2 1 IJ<·n 11wn1·r-. wul ~ 11.111?1' 'und1•t•k & k~-r:s Bdrm N·ntal un11 l'm't'JI IMl-l WAHTCHARM7 AHO COMFORT? 'ruu \1· round t1 in 1h1.- IH Julllulh u11••r.t1fril \ft·, .. \ •·flfr hum. It HEW TUDOR STYLE l 'tOI'\ 1"0nd<>'i :! &. :I ~tnn ·All am1·n111t .... if1 l \\ W1Lwn SlOO 000 lo ~117 WJ ~I~)() CoasttiM 84'iaden fkallq ir---------PJ> ""'t1l ~:t:1 """ c J 11 ~\ l\t .. JACOBS REAL TY .675-6670 I ff'<.1lun-. l IW1rm' "''"' ''itOI') :! H<lrm I • holh' l d.flA•ll> .wd "'1Jlc '"' r l'a0<1 PLl~,.:JrJ1'(t' l hr I 11~ <t:fJITIH ltl• fli..c•r' J.~ P.._l.~ i;u;_-,.t 11u<l!lt r' I .wt.It 1t.K.al1'l! 11n J hu1 • v. bath ~Jfc!Jt -rtiMr ~l""lm f"n~11 l"'lnlnwr11 '111 "''" c Jll -"'° 11..:J I c;;;;~; · · · · · · · · · ·; oo i G;;~~i · · · · · · · · · ·; o·o i I •••.....•......•...••.• ·•·······•••··•••······ .-..HERITAGE ·~ REALTORS LIDO ISLE-4>00l na·h woods. imported ttl(' & ~\.Im e " 1 I 1 n g s a <: c l' n t u a t t• I h 1 ~ r e frc•s hingly un1qt1<' 1; lwdroom ho me on 70' lot \\'1th pool & ~ ard Large ussumablt> loan & owner will a ssist with financing A must see for those sc c•k1n~ the f1 n c~l. $825.000. IN NEWPORT CENTER fll 644-9060 AFFORDABLE TOWNHOME S 114,900 A Newport ~u. nnt to IMlture wfftt loh of CJl"HMry mtd OfM" lpOCe fOf' wolkin«J. l"""oculote & new, rtflltrol decor 2-story. 3 ~-COftdo wittl 21h bo. 631 -1400 ELEVATED CORNER---l ARGE YU Professional decor & new 5 bed. fam.nn. d irt.rm. Prh·ote huqe courtyard with POOL & SPA. $795,000. 631 -1-400 \.\A lJ HI RO"l;T llO MF .,, 1'\t Hl\ll-.1.\Tl . , . ~ . • . It' 1-.. , .• 673-6900 631-1 400 \ ... .., . ... ~''··~ ,. . ..,......,. ..... Ut•"'l't 'l'lou---- 1Jfn1 ' .... .._ .. . ... , .... . , . ._ '"Ooc.lllJ u w .. ,,,._,_ ,,, ............ ,. ,,... ' " n·-,, -<-....... . , .. . ~ ... "". ... _ 1'0oJiro • "'~",...__ ..... ~· • 41•• .. , \, . ...,. w ........... ., .. _. " .. \"""·_,,_ .... ,.. tl'l!lu.-t ,, ( .,, .... _ .,, ... , u .... ... ' .. ........ •'(•-' ., ""··· .. . ~~·~ ..... "t,. ... .,... .. , .... . ....... "' ..... ~ ... 'lltt.,.......,., )Poll!•---»"-•• ... _. .. C> R ~Jnn.: ..... ,,,.~ ..... ,._ -"'·• .., .. _ ,, t ... ,,._ #) S.C.--'-v , ............. " . '::~::.~' S@~~~-"£~s· ------l•..t "Y (U Y I ,QUAM 0 ·-·-.,,_, qi "'-,_ ""'"'°..., -.:!• .,. ~=~--..,_ ... ,_ '°"' .. ~ -'1• I SEHMCE 1 I r J> I I I RAC SY I .... .... 1 r r 1 t I E S £ G E f 1 r~ •l*•P ~"° 0o l1 I I' I ~ 1ney !Niii• w11111>1oot gtue froftl -_, I SOMtPI I ~-, -1 ~, .. , ~rlll"""'l1r-"1 o ~ ,'t.: ~"=~~-::-.: .. ___ ............................ -...... ~ .................... J~ PRESTIGE Butl1l.-r 1·u,tom111·i1 homt· ;! fri1I' 1 hr 'h.1 . )!ur I ll'<'or.1t(>f' 111u1 h• ' OW( h; ..!rnJ \lu~l w , ~I.ti 7 J.J !>4!. •.,t!f I ~Al.hi'.H & LI-.!" H 1-. 100,oOOWM h :ill )OU net·d to r>U r<'hll'>I' Ownt-r w ill earn 1 ... 1 TO al 11'~ 111 L••re!)t ra~ This home• re .. tureio. 3 Hdrm and " wtuah.-d on d hUgt! IOI PnC'\.'d to ~t'll 111 onh M>.W> CallS40 1151 . ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS $500 PER MO-.. L' all )OU P,.) "'ht'fl )OU t.akt'Ovt•r H' ~·, \.',\ lo.in ' -' hr I. bo "" \...,tm cit• ,,~ rxiol & ,p .. "' ,.,,, o·rt,I JMt II> Onl> SI 1 \ w.1 WbTill ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS OAKGLEM f),,, tn1·1 t \ ,. n ..... l>t·droum 2'' h.i 1'1111 1lorruntum' Sl'J ..,,., ~Ill t:ldic>n '"' c \t f>.t2 lj?:J..i SYCAMORE GLEN BRAND MEW FabulOtL'>. larRe J hd, 21 ~ ba Quaht) to~·nhomt· CUldos Onl> 4 a\a1labl\· from Sl00.900 243() ~ant a Ana Ave 642 6734 IY OWHI SPfCIAL 3 BH 2 Ba. ls4!1opt "$7!15 mo Sl2!1.000 64:> 7272 ASSUME SU,500 IOOoVALOAM EASTSIDlll*"' 11/J latttt fAM llM & POOL N.tCI $120,000 FUUa llA.L TY 546-0914 Sharp 3 bd l wnhse IDK dn $89,990 P elrt<'k Tenoft. Aict 631 l2N ••• TMW.ten BIJOranaeAve Apt C' Colla MeH You are lhe winner or lWQ ,,.._, Ut'keu llll :Ii() v.tuel,ll> n. ......... , ,.., 1.-.lttc'l,CA ~m11i..r1e11Md ~ t tUIAl\1 .... °"'· ... , "H~A \ U~lJ~. , ;, ·, 1 Jnoo VILLA BAI.BO a t'l.'11 t\•" "n1 • I'\,.' Ir""" " <.n-al rma.11r1n~. a~umt• l O ~.,' , I o d n ' l & '! bf-<lroom ... ur .. an altfl ~ Hdrm :i tt.. 11\t:rltio>k ini: I OWNER MUS-T SELL l'"'K furm:.J d1n11i L IJ..:11111tlfwl.> ui.i~r..i.dc.d • a'Utifull .. 'mii> rt1'1m I l'>rani:rtrt'<· roodh Pl.in J um•· 9 • , 111,1 n ) .;Ur I IJd \ I li!·lu"' b .. rvw-w .-owne..-.m ,..-"'=""11• h1dp ltnann· o ... nr l:ikr 5.51> 1; 171 mx1 pn~ SIC• 000 X Int ~.~ \l.i.n at Sl.25.000. \ta~ Ktnn~> rorp Ann.a ~orland, f'Xd11$1H' .. .i .. n1 !175 UliU.O or 1:11 ()Qjb AffORDAILE! l.1"~' JHr l t·., \11 'J 1.1nll • . 1. hi ... -..~uffidtil1 I inr lirl.. .... ,11 drr , I~ !nu "I l:J OIJU lJon 1 m "' · J!.t,1; rln ~'.7 llSIJ;! JI\ ( M'Tl(·r '.br 3ba ~.ilk 1111· 111 q .; n < 1· '• h h d1ur1 nt•" & 'hu11µin1? N,..,umal* loan ~7 711.J<I VA $87,000 3 Bdrm. 2 car l(ar111o:1· laritt' rovered palto bt~ IOI. 2ood st rt'el. ( · d 11 ~!1161 ...... OPfN HOUSE ,,-REALTY ~' &•Jut ~p .. n"h 1 '!alt J.!Jl»,q ft p,,. •I t rt'"' , n I 'nmt lot rur l ht• fl,, i-nmrnattn2 bu)t'r II\ ll\.Tit'r t.73 ~ ti75 1CY.1·· ._...qon leach I 04 0 ·····•···•••··········· OHTHESAMD l 'nbi>ltt•\ abh· ;. ll' .. o r Cal<1.hna and llunttnl(tnn Ut'arh µ1er I Bdrm t·on do at 711 ()(-1.-,111 AH' So-Iler v.'lll rarf) rmanr 1n~ dl 10';. lo"' down WORLDR.E. 556-7777 ••• ~lorbtt 17.w2Ze1de r Ln llunungton &>.ic.-h You an' the wrnnf•r nr l ~ free trrkeb c SJ I 50 Va!Ut'), to Tlw ~MARY Tow Long Bur h. Cf\ Tickets may bt> t l•1med by u.1hni "'2 5678. t'X l m ••• ..W EXCLUSIVE Ballerina 4 bdrm + 3 ba home only 3 blk.s to t"'-' bN<'h 20'l down owe It I™> per mo Only Sl.32.SOO Ron Ort Re-•I Est•te Profeas1ona ls ll6.l4377 ------38r . 2Ba. Oru ntret> i (IJ\&lc.'IOJ 'l,1~ flUJJlf) IOI! llf'(' :..,, .;l'c:? 1111 II .im ,.nrj P\I• IJJ, j JIJ 111:!:1 LllU .. \J Location 1 .. al~J\' import .int nu 1 '1>rtwll \1 .. dd ~ii h 1 IN rn-. ., 1 l.1J Id rn ,I nil l11111u' room' '' "'••II k~·.it.•1 JU.'l" r .... d11'!1r .. Imm 1<1mm J1.,r~ 111.i' i:r11u111l .. l •fllJ"I . J IHI t-h•mt-nldf\ '( h1,..1 ,\, 'umatJI., lu ... 1nt1·r1·,1 1 .... n t '" n .. r ~ii I hc•lp 111\dtX •• ASSUMABLE 9.95°/o LOAN on tJu., h I\ I bdrm hum• !Al'fl<l! ldnd with pool & d.11 .,tucliu T«'rnr1c lora llon & '*llt'r .... 111 earn· ;, ~ TO /\ bargacn· <11 SUS .500 644>-TI 11 (~l~'m!l!J l$1Jj Real utate IYOWMB HARIOll RIDGE :. End urut rondo 4 BR. Jt , Bil. 3 Cllf garage. View of Cata.ltrui. f ashion hlaad and mitht lr~ht' Pno1 onl) s.<JlS.000 &W·681s3 ---------- OCEAHFllOMT DUftllX 1 048 Fantastic opportunns tll own a 11µaciou:. 2 & 3 br OWNER ANXIOUS I' an1.L,ll1 I llr 1-unrlo "'1th 1. 1 .. J n ' 1 l' w I r o m tldkom SIZ!'l.000 \lat111:... 1\.-nnt'fl~ Corp \nna Morland. t'Adti..'> ... ,. .u:ent !fi5 ()0) ()r 631 -04& Bn.>JthlJkrn~· 'ill.1.:t· .11111 IM (.'JO \ ll'"' fr 11m lh1• 'IMrklilllo! I H<lrm ' hJlh htxno. "t .. htfll>U' l J m 11\ I n))nl J~ 11\IJI~ 11,.llTI !---------- IOdn\ "'' r." tn I h1' I ht-•Ullfulf\ tll•t ur.1t1 ii 1~ s1i.11.c.111 \,,um· I l':l.1.'tllo..? lo.m don osen rt.'altori; UlJ N \OAST llWY LAGl 'N1\ 111-:1\Cll ~97 -4Mll n;R.'1S, UX'1\TION . \'lt-;W• Th i~ ro' l'r' a 11 h•· k~t~ )ou'll n1..'f•d tn ,, ll('W homt' With m .ooo down, M 0 ller "'tll h•• l're1At1ve A l'UMOm dt• SIKfl With J bedroom~. 21 b.IU\:,, lllOnl' (1rt•plae1· beam~. fam1h room formdl d1n1n~ plu' ~k) hghl.. s:?49 .000 U NGO REAi. t-:.-..TATt: 499.~1 ~Hllh 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9'/~'o ASSUMAIU LOAM H) OW'l:l'.:R Ha ,fronl l>h µ. i.up"r \It..,. I Br J Ba fo'1n ,,, Jil m:i woo • • * E.M. Mwphy 611 L.icio Park Dr 7 A Nt'wport Beach You dte the wtnner of ,.,.,, I~ uckeb 1$11.50 \alut' 1, LO Tlw QUEa.MARY Tow Long Beach, CA Tickets may be rliumtod bv rallmg 642·56711. o t. Zi2 *. * H1•n11•mh.-r \lnm on \I•" 111 h h' pl11i-1n•• u \1111 ht•r ' nav me--.saJ?t' • H(I tltlr !'oiM'l'tJI ~lotht<r's llJ\ '"'~·· Pu1 II no~cr .. ti h 'nor mt>-.sa1tt> fnr .1<. ltllli• ,,, M m C';,11 "'12 ~1711 ltwlll\' on this 111e ~ br. 3 ba homr lt\ll ta fanl&l\1<' for ~auuna Ir family• Fo rmal din Ir 3 ('a r pr~ fr much mon · Sdw will UfT')' 2nd T 0 r.i&-1501 ~ Walkt:r 1; I r.r. ==========t BY Owner•Spectacular Real ~late View S.c I Al e, W~~ ' fiNlnce '3:50.000 •1 frl . IN7.000.~ ' lb:ne. da1e 1.o park fl pool, ~ )'Ol.lJ' VA t>t Q>n L...-..... IOU ------lNCIU:OIBLE TERMS ~ su~ooo "., 111411 ~Of 7'°.., llJT ....................... "-1-...... IUtr Spec& acu la r N" pl HlltfllalW,J~~ ..... 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Qu6et euJ bloctl, yrb' IM. ao pet.a. c:.M.._ JIZ4 Mc.. •11J1o, OwD/}41. 11&7d.2decb.frp1Jwit diHec:. Wet bu. 2 e•r ll60mt.+util.~ ........... -_. ... _ --.U.·7}Mla-lllO .......... rel1, l860 MO. Ill'· w/opmer. Walk \.cl c.e..... J7J.4 38drmapt.s-pUd ' lle.4"-42'1$ ~•ch. tennll. •P• ....................... 1:act..,..,,..., QPf '111& WATER. H•. S'lSOl mo. Phone.7S2-7•1 e.chelor iapt. Utll pd. IQ..S. ......,. ._.. wkb \er· UMly 3 bdrm. home an or751l156'7 Slmwtc. 1 °' 2 meu ooly. • bdrm., ......... f..cect yard Pet OK No riftc ........... J a&ory. pnva&e Emerald Bay: a . eG48lO l ldrllll •pt id J Bdrm. f&ID rm. indoor pMjo. walk to beach la Walk to heh. 3Br. 2a11 , 2 :...;;_~-------r:.c1..,...,pepa tN1drla -.... TIMll PoCI • ~ for »' boat, -.. Lta.e 11700 mo. ffl)k:a, ... ~ pool " ten· .............. n 40 IO-liOD harnhhllll& avail. ,..,_.AMoc, 494 un ~court.. avail now. ••••••-•••••••••••••• --------- ..... 'a HA I I 0 I I I D • I ._, S. 1 J OO Pabn o...rt. ID.000 ea, 3 -1mo.-4y. lllOmo.. yrty lie. S52·5Cl89 ST 2 Bdnsall.l M&.bQt. -T" ............. 3252 Kl°I... Adul\s.0 .. pa.Ml. Wli&elfrontHomee -••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br z 8• H•rbor Spaailh&tateUvbtt! M>I0'11. CCJteO • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • C'Ofttl.,l\IOUS a a lot.a. .i • •Bt-..-lort. 1400 f• dUllAu kJU. I a I est.at. ISH4GO Brand new Lake Park ~-1SU PrilclUa ~aluJ parli like aur· Patio Home 2br. 1 ar LA Newly redecorated. roundinaa . Terraced 8'llJNNlNG ~ 211r. Zba. •h••• Aaaumable 4'llJES tlae lot f4t>,OOO 31br. a..• Danell IA ......... )244 aA'Jo, llJUOO Patnt"k MOM SIH.000 Oww/A#il. T1'11:».-. Pw&a OK S:UOMo. Lal. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'llnlan. A&t. ISHJM ,._~ ~ 1Ml + 1100 kS-'100t l9IT A&. s •V"19 DOWN -:--C...... Larte vacant 2br. 2ba 2 Bil. 2 bL • • • .. .... ~7S •wmw W /VtlW teAi Dt~ND ~ u.. l.Ae new Only 281' + D... . S7SO ..... a I bd + den /U ~-lll4 ll» lGil WAn:l\.PRONT M.W11o Pool. -1r U 11 3 BR. 2 ba. Sf~ ns W.... t.11"° Alt.!JVU OOCK/SlJP so. Coul Dr. C M . Pllridt-.,.., 131 lM ~ (.; M 14 u.ruts 2 Rr 1215.000 m.t4i57 pool. l0&1rou. ?)•.i Rue~. 30'x100' foe - -~ 10"; AITO t;~ch lancl Owtwr will ftnan~ NCll H&ta Jb(. 2ba. Tnh.$4: <* Ownr1a«it ~083li Pleaae call for det.Mala frpk, encl yard. ctuldren ~ 631ZM68kr OK No Pets. ISSO lllllKO. .U.Wlr13.400 C1 I rcW ~__......__..........-. ~ ·••· La s bd e1~g•nt ~ ..,...., • 600 euJ;;; un dwo XJot 1..arte 3 BR. 2 ba • frpl. home Pnn only Agt, •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• "9JtJ area Spae:lou.s R2 oeat O.C.C Qwet street •1 13111. ,...... lot + ZBr "°'*' 189.~ 2 car pr. Fenttd yard -.-... -· ttsw,..,..ldLCorwer J.Wah&e:l3l·Ulll6 Acron from elem . • ,,,_ __........, '°1r fi l""'' fiChlol. MO Mo. 67S-9ll l 3 Bdnn. "Bonita". al~ l"'"" anancang ill v tr Morro Bay-ocean 'u lot.I> orM7·&:1. RuN ~ eod Ullll. on,.._. with UYf down pa) mt from $2990, wa lk to ----- atta,adultbome. Lolldy Healonomics oiS~OO b••ach . t~rmi. a,1111 lBdnn,f&Jl\llynn.paUo. ~-$179,000 ti61 8421. nJce conchllon. nr So 488,2~ba ... ~ 3 BR. 2 be .. .. SIOO Au.helm Hills 4 aa.1~ be ...... wrs LakeForat HASTINGS ar CO ---- -Cout Plua. $875/mo lat. ~Si.'i60 1800 Moul• Deteri, L1i111t + aecW'. Call Lloyd, ---------1••••••••••••••••••••••• ......,.. Z400 Jacobs R.eaJty ~o . 00¥8 SHOlllS ~ in A CdM. Prol ••••••••••••••••••• ••• 4' bedroom pool home decor. Slra!A!g1c loc. By Tri·i>'a 2br, l .,...ba, encl _..prime rie• ln pre Owner. 673·48-48 or ~ LIASI patio. 1ar. Adlts. No 2 Br l e. condo. beaut de· corated, "Springs", m101mo. Refs req. No pets. Avail 6/1. s.57·3200. 673-4ll.9 ta.e area. Call now for 67S-l<ll6 New 2 bedroom 2 bath Peta. M35Mo. $2.505/0 . ~talla . Century 21 ---------home Mlaslon Lakes 1300 ~ SL Apt. f ,_.ewport Cente r . 200 .. Country Club Golr-,_6C2-_17_o ______ _ ... 7 --",,,...., .. 11 ·-••••••••••••••••••••••• tttlnla·pool. Beautlfu y 2br 2'-'ib Co do ......._y_.s ............ ,· ,DILUXI•-landscaped no m11n · • new n ._ .__ -·• t.enaneeyard Prof decor. Model bm In ~ Ulhd! PRlllE ~lDE. CM 9680Chabhome Rd. d relrl1. 91 IC. klnR -bed. DE.£Rf'JELD PATIO HOM E 3 Br or 2 br Ir deo. New criit 6 drps. Fresh paint Comm. pGOI. S25 mo. incl. pdor ,.. ~60; 7fi0.1199 ~ y decorated 2 2Bdrm&eacb. 1*ertHotSpring.s spe •pool. Santa Ana • pn me area. na:sr A.RNES CO. 2u.J78.2572 • OU)' Club area.,S87SNo o sch ools 2 873-Till &a&,Z2l.5, 7~·~ 3 BR .. 2 bath home : =_.,~.......,wm-ooar.,.~lhl~-:-:-::::::~:-=~-~-~t wblcta could be 3rd zoM!WuMfH:c:M a.tofC...,, SJtS bedroom Fireplace. Beautiful 2 bd, 2. ba ft p 1 iy 2 Br. new paiat Ir crpt. Jannal-dia. ~ .. ~ -uE pr.. 1'artlen>ek area. mo Mo .. yearly lease hnnal dlotn&. patio town b o u se u n it s ·-••••••••••••••••••• Zll3 Padf\c..C C71-49Z8 ffw:Ty! SUM,900. BKR w/ff11lC11, vaulted t:eal-Quality 4 BdrJD Ranch d. 3 BR.. l._, baths. fri>I . Woodbnd1e a.rn. S6SO Mo. yearly leue C.U 540-1720 UlP home. Custom f ealure5. 2 Br. l be. lra back Y • ,, •• ~llB.L TSLlDvstmts 642-1603 tuxury extras. Out.stand· lltl'last/cln ~-S42S Bay" Buda 75!Ml81 l -, • ---RENTAL i.ng value today, SOW>d mo TT_s._1292 _____ _ -· INCOME PROPERTY investment for tomor , __ .._ .... , 1 2 BR 2.br. 2-st,y. 1 ~ba. condo. Newport Crest Plan 4 Cben View. 9"-"' assuma ble loan. Sl9S .OOO ~. row 186.000. Ranch ....,ge, .,.., ...... u '. $59,900. Modular Type Cucamonga. adult condo U1 East.side "The Lakes" Xlnt. loc Bea~ decor. Brand new Ref. r eqd. No pets ISi.'iOM.o SS7 -3200 :1'73·4119 Homes, 24 br secunty, 3 ~ vm..-a.E. CM Swimming pool. pvt beaches. pool & pier 497•1761 walk 1n clOlllel!I. patio, (TI4 )499-38l6__ ___ encl garage XJnt loca Red Estate uon $495 mo 546-231 J or --------- RAJllCHOSAN JOAQUIN Lux 2Br. 2Ba, vaulted ceilings. plus h c pl!>, frpk, AC. ~hr. dr}r. mng. 2 car gar. romm pool & JUCUUi, patio Xlnl loc. Adlt.s. no pets. non smoker pref Avail J~ 1. 167) mo. !ISi 9230 eves Al'1'S /COMMERCIAL Ocean vaew! 3 lovel) apartmen ts off Holmwood , Newport fleighls 1 great com mettuU or office Cacahl} on oM Newport 81 vrl Clll ror detatla. 81/z0/o AMA.NCI MG l2UMITS W~ 2900 64z.l~17. ask Cor Rita. •••-•••••••••••••••••••• agent 642-5200 Under 128.QOO per unal. 8 lx &r<>SS. exlens1vely refu.rbashed. high de · mand rental area This as one c:J the best buyic. mall c:J Onnge County loday' 1895.000 with S260.000 down Broker coopera -rett~ J_~~~~~ PLACE __ __ ___ '1t0PHTJES • OhrlHl&tat. ....................... ~~ Far~ 1100 10,.. fll l:lO ,,M.) -------- TAKEOVE:R EXISTIMG LOAM ••••••••••••••••• ••• • •• 1l Neat units. tnrome •RlEESPACE RBfT• Dooble wade m popular Wet1tm1ns ter Park. Priced for qwck sale it $24,SOO. Will Include 3 fTl(ln1hs free space rent f111rry! Won 'l lai.l ' (sm>-el) 89t-061 I WAUCR&Uf MOllLI HOMES $4 7 • I 4 o , p r o j er l e d SSl ,&52 Lasted pr1 ce $81.000 Good area. MURCHISON ~IMJ'llff 64S-24 I I ~ Ckl.ly I left! Good Costa Mesa local.loo. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Owner wtU c11rry at llf~ for 4 years SSS.000 down. Full pn ce $205.000 Units bemg up1traded • and are fully occupied ;. EXCITING e Yearly income S20.000 • per bulldm& Tenants SoKW hy poy UlilitJes. lovely.flia:hl:hlY y upgraded e i!€HIG€ v.n. West Home. 20xso __ :HOM€~ l.a&ma H.I Us. n I C't!St ~ •tar park. corner lot Real f};tate Investments w /Large patio are• Air l'J33 W. Cout Hwy. N 8 eond-only. 127,SOO 645-4646 'JKSQ29) Cloaed Sunday Udorn . 1 9 H T r a v e I e z e LOW~OW IHT. llffeabena. outaide patio Ulmer kit duplex. Very • el>bhwa.her. low dawn will aJlow you djapos ·froslrfree toassuroe9.,..% IOBll and Fri.id• e . French selle~ finance balance. •~moire d lvider. 2 Grat rent.a.I area. Only !lt.or1lll! sheda. com~r lot. 113,SOO. Call Now 979-5370 (HUll38.1). A ..:;:-.t_::g._.t LLSTATE SALIS · ..REAL TORS 2J11 Harbor, Ste 206-A l40-5fl7 2 FOUR Pl.EXES Side by ~~~~~~~~~j lide. H.B .. 4 yrs new. ~ dn, owe. Prin only. Gary Boiler. 536·4 SS.~ I BUY HOUSf<:S J\ T 95°/o OF MAR.KET V At.t; t: •No t'ee •lmmed. Purchase •Move when read) •Pnvat.e Party 978-0423 ·········~············· ............ d ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carma .. Mer l I 22 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H. V Hill:. 4Br+den. oc vu. pool, spa ll800tmo Open l ·S Sat May JO 67J..85i50. ex><>p with agen~ .,.... 1144 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR 'Orangetrtt Condo. elegant rattan rurn . many plants. sunny dock on water off llvlng rm. rruni ofc. central air, jog to nearby orange crov~. tennis, sauna. pool. ex· ercise rm. lllOO ~-3440 ... wpcri IHch 3 '69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHARMING 2 BR +den. VIEW. avail short t.erm ar yrly SUOO/mo WATERFRONT HOM ES 63J.l400 He.ft Uslu Hi•d ••••••••••••••••••••••• eon-....... lZZl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fantastic ocn view. Harbor View Hills. 38r. 2Ba. fri>k. French drs. great patio" yd. L6e <>P· lion $1.200 mo. 1000 Whale Sails Way. 7S8-9"8 KEYT03 BEACHES 3 Br. frplc. new katch. nap. driJs. painted In & out. l Ba. Family. Lae. 67J.9'i06. H. VJ·fills 4 BR+fam rm. full ocn view. pool. apa, walk to bch/shopl. 8 mos lse. Avail 7 /1. $1600/mo. Open l ·S Sal May 10. 673·8S50, co-op w1lh ---OOPLEX. 2-sly. 3 le br. 2 beth. spa. deck. S825Mo. ~ PoinMUia Owner. 7fD.Om6 ~TB./ ow.er anxious I Obie .._, ~ced fOI' qwck M1ie. ODlY SZUOO. Lie __. apece lD desirable 4P\llw/faMS C....MtM 3224 Pl9CI & lOCA TIOH ··-••••••••••••••••••• --,,.... fruit tr.ea. IMTJ (Gr Ulla OM ($43:2). , WAIJCll & Lii ..,_IMOMIS l8Mlll ~:U:W-=!rone~ air. U.. email child OK. ti•• Mat lueatment No Peta. 9"°Mo. l.954 B areu iD So. Calif. Al lle)'er~ l.lqrUll Ult Pric. .. oe1y Dix J bt. 2 .. ba houa• •• klr (ow J 8dnn w/'/fld. ell& p .r. AvaU boamcm a 5Gdtt lot. .-... P'Oll INFOllMATIOM .1 ... t. llnllo. lll·- C. 644-72'' Oalllllt Pad. ••• , 2 ... bll·IDI, dl1bwHhtr. 322' ••••••••••••••••••••••• OAMACUST BRAND NEW 3 Bdrm. famaly rm. chnin« area. 2 be home Attracllve sun· ken fireplace area w/bnck frplc . Beaul 'unny k itchen with bfllm Lovely billsade localloo with 3IO de1 VteW Qoee to acbooh 6 parts. Bike (1.,..) mi to Marana 1700 rno IJ!t/\ut+dep. Move in May L6 Leue avaU. Call ror appt.. to see 83'7 -4658 days or 980·S844 or ~1n1eve11. Cke.Mn View 2br. squeeky de.an. $4SISMo. Agt. 4116-sell() 4 er. ram rm. LtR. 0 1 ft. 2 be. Nr bch. S8SO mo Avail DOW ( 714 I 77s--0239 IRVINt: GROVt;S J\ pnvate :.ecured com m.mity. tri·level pa tao homt JBr. 2 12 lia . w1cent.raJ air. frpk. ram rm. formal dll> rm. cov · ered used bnck pallo . pro/ lot decor. cablt' TV nr pool. jaCUUJ & tenn11>. avail May ~ $11i9S mo 5-4475 Orangetrtt Aduh Pal10 Home. 2 Al.Ory. 2 bdr den. 2 ba Poot spa, ten rus " 2 car garage. No pets. Avail. May lSlh thru August 31 ~7S mo Fur n1sh1ng avail 846-3648. Fa 1• VtAty 3234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrvuw hoW14! 3br. 2ha. (rplc. 2 car gar. Gdm in 3Br. Cam rm. central air. cl $700Mo . .ftdr1cn wlk to Mile Sq Pk . S6SO m-OlJ7 mo .... l.SlJ, 962-81168 h ---------• Broad.moor Exec ome 1 ldk --._. 3240 E.x.qwsite dee-or View -••••••••••••••••••••• 4br, 2ba. nr. Univers1ly tlepd2bd.rm,famrm • HJ & Turtlerocll: elem den. (f125 mol Pluah Pe repit, gazebo. Many crpta, 2'h ba, cedar • xtras $10SOM o. l nc.-1 Clau· S bib to ocean. grdnr. Eves 11 fl 6 Dbl car pvt pr. fu.lly '752-0187 ma.lot yd. Adulu . no -------- pet,s. loquire at SZ7 13th 1'a1Jerodt Glen. buuL S Sl. 714-980-6331. BR prof landsca~d Homea for rmt. MSO to GSllP;l.234, X.2H tra«XI 3 BR 2 Ba. fncd ~ l.Br condo on yard 6 gar. Kids I pets <* · llJ'Um. Poof, leMIS, bit Keith. 9112-4471 &DI.. Sll5. 644-0:JSS HOMES FOR RENT Qrmcetree pat.10 home. 3 or 4bt. Pnced from ~mo. 2 BR 1 Ba , 2 car ~11585. FDcd yard • gar. Comm tennis, PoOl. 1arages. Families .tlt.s. 00 pets. 833-1448 pleue. Kids 6 pets aft4twtcnds. we&come. call 954-25451 or 973-2&7l A&t. no fee. Sell wit.Ji EASE' It's a BREEZE 4 bdrm. Condo $495. a...inectAdaM2·561'8 Sharp. Ul8$0 Cambrid1e . Call Mack 1182-77• 3Br. frplc. ll lenced yard. Oll.ldn!n ok. l5i50 mo. II r. Sjqilri• .. '604 lllr, 1~. frpk, pal>o, BBQ. dlbwbr. ladpn1 ln· duded.MMll.9 Dell&U b l y 28r l Ba twobae. patio. • P· pllances, pool. clbhH . Avail Jmae 1 .... .alt ~ 411 1IUt St. Bil t BR, 2~ ba. Walk to b eech. . ,.. ..... ~•,,,1 ' I' lt ll I, • J hplc. -· C.11 S.i.ct ..... u..111.m1 18r, IBa, frplc, bllH, a Bdrm 1 •. carpeta/ · ....er ........... 9llO drapea, elotlld ..,.... .. •• 111.l pl&jo W/ f...ci JaN, ---------c:.eMftD 1arb11• dt•t,:;•• • • HOUID: lrMd .... a 11. fl COlll lfiry. 8-*'"· eo ..... • I.It 6 Ir, M ba Ii 4 8', I ba. I i 1 ..___.1 ..... a~. __ .,. lut + tH Heurtt1 . .-psr '11161710. -~· • ·'61. Offend at not111 ------------&T090 .... "'~vma ... ,. t _ ... ~._ .. xn .... ,...., ..... ,.,, .. ,.......,~. , ....... led: CVlt.W)' ~ ~ ~. WID =.=.• Y""::i .. ,. t...... ·=--~.-:.'r.'~hl ....... ~.: ... a.. ............ .... _.. ,._ 2 • -~-,, .. ~2216 ~ .... -u pool Sunken gH bbq, pOl apl ........... rec area . ..,..,, .... .,.. crpta, car ...,..., ~ . _,.___ ... r t I """W , ... St gar. M>SOMo. 831 2SS3 or~330l i.par .. 1111 oun a n1. ·-. .,..., · \l\...c..----------Spadout. roomli ~---LOVELY HOOS!!: . Jbd. Separate d1n1n1 •area SPARKUNG CLEAN Lgc ~ Waik·IJI ck»ell>. hom• 2 er. 2'-1 be bluru.. r rplc. nr Holt• bch. Le~ Wc.e lolcben • ubmet& . md unit ~ D $750-146-llm Walk to HunllnlClon . a/c. . )' ------Ceraer. ~. e"Y 87•1713 BD .. _ 2 l .....___ , ...... ~ ----SeevleW, 4 n , 2"°' ..... ._........... ... ~ _.... .... MIW Beaut. adult apt. Spac 2 br. 2 be lwn.hae w/f p . bbl. L/R. ...U-. ~to sm. IC2-ll03 TSLMcmt •JUST REDEC OI< ATED-SSSO. pool, 38r. 2' -,.Ba, 1'wnMe nr Ot'l\, rv-stores. t.eorus. golf To SeP ca.U ownr 4.99· 1625 1 r N A pls Iv ms&. dyS/t'V~ trpks . wet bar. guarded l 8edn)om rum ~ 111"9 with pool, ~IS 2 Br TwDhie. unf u.m $47S AY&ll Jme 20t.b 11400 Adutt.t.. no peU Mo ~631-~ UlJl1ues Free! wowm LAQUlNTA HERMOSA lSZll Par1ts1de Ln. l blk W of Beach, 3 blks S. of Edinger New\y dacllna.ed 3 Br 2 Ba t.owaho&tae. Spae1oui. ftreplace 6 pool. QuMet area. Adulta, DO ~b. Mra.~~l lllX). 3 Br. l:\los ba. frplc'. covered paUc>, new paint Ill & OUl. Close t.o ever yttung. 2fH31 Via San Sabtitaan, L N. Gemini IUly 839 66%:1 -----...... V\eto )267 Won 't laat Newport Crest t-0wnhous. 38r. 21-.Be. ~ bar. walk to beach. t.ena.15. pool, i; pa. Muu ociea.n v.ew. A Ya 11 23, May. S7SO/mo. lyr lie. Children ok 714-75,2,.~ OI' 640-1644 847·5'41 •• * U.M.Dwyar 1'1132 El N09al ....................... ---------ltunt:i.ngtoo Beach You are the wan 1\4! r of t'Ml free uckm !Sl 1.SO value1,to HOMES FOR RENT 3 or 4br. Pnced from Mll5--li60 lobed yard & gara1es . fo'ami11ei. pleaae. Kids 6 pet& welcome. C.11964·~ or man. A.Ill. oo rff. ---ttt...,t-.edl JUt ••••••••••••••••••••••• NO FEE! Apt. ~ COndo renta.ls VIUa Re11tal11 m-4191%8tr -,,.... tiic.-.t I 'I e.y vww. 3 br. deo. 4 ba. amum. noo IQ. I\. 11000 mo. 64&-3893 OCEAN VIEW 4 br. 2~ ba. cal'dener inc I ~Owo/Bkr. CONDO. Nr Hoag 2 BR. 1"*. pool. }ac.-. S.Wla. ~pr. W ID. Avail Ma) Is l S8 25 t m o Dy :. !17:1 l2~S. eves wkndi. fl11 21l!O Seawind Condo, 2 Hr. 1 h bu. 2 car gar. Crplc . sauna . s pa . pool . 1'>85 tmo. m.«ilO Versailles I br. Condo. s:iOOMo AU amenalt~ Sec 21J.8» 2323. 64S 6342 ------IMJC•;•T.,.._ 2Br, 2ba overkdi:Ull &olf COUTH. Pool 6 tennis courts 950/mo 851 Lill tftdays.~ -- Venailles condo. bey a. ocean view. 2br. 2ba frpk . full securlly & amen1t1e11 11001Mo Owner 544-0614 wll:dys 956-112tl eves 6 wkDd5. BIG CAN YON Dt>ane IASDLUFF VIEW Front row 4 bdrm. ,. famUy rm. Ternfac fam1 ly area.. rooven.aenl to 1cbool1. •hopping a. recreation S99$ Per m o nth 1nclude i. ~ A OIVl!UOfl o( ll4rbor lnvt:>lment Co . ..... The 9'8NMilY r_. Lane Beach. CA Tl<Sev. may be claimed by callin& 642·S671l. ext :m ••• LoiJm le«Jt 37 ... ......................... LACUNA REACH MTR INN M.aJd i.erv • cok>r TV. healed PoOI Uhl 1714 1494 ~. 9liS No C.oadl HW)' C .. lvkw 3271 .... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8radle.tor' for q w t1. non· 2br. 2.ba, ram rm. incl iar Fncd bM'l yard. t.enn•., Vt'h1de st.oraee a vo11I S42SMo 1st.las t+ ~"l' 321Cll Via ck Obva Call I ~Z56S 3210 ....................... ~ CQA,!)I Pt,,\1.A Dd~ condo 3 Br I lo? b<t Obi ~ar w o pnr. laund hltup A (.' k1d'I pool JM' bhllll> Avail s 9 Z50 SJ4 7029 t'• 3 Br. 1"1 ba. fri>k rnd back Y•rd. dbl car ~. llltt area 17?1 Parton St '56() 9S3 ~ M-suenle SCllAL..J-3216 ····•·••··············· Adu.It condo. rantai.11r ocean ~. 2 BR. pool. fl,&I ~ ~~t'V"" smJk4"r WaJk lC/ beach s;m)lo er 2m7 ... a port leodt 37" ., ..................... . WEHAV£SUMM~R RENTAJ..., WEEXOKMO!'ITH associated ll•O•f"'.. 11f ll "C'l1S l Cl \ "1 l o•brJ •• 1 •t. • Ol'EANfF<ONT a vatl ,.,...., da1t> ._toe« I)' Sptt Ui<'\Ur ~ 673 SUR t' THE "GOOD LIFE" Horne-OCN Vl~W. pool. T..... l2t0 YlAR·ROU"O F\JH '> t •' ~. t ... r ,. U• !q)a. 3800 sq fl l2300 mo • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • f• tot •''"., •u,n'-2.•1 l~"'''l "' ·OHO • P,,, ,.,,., • Ptu•. muc n nw.)fu Qwner!rl~ *'4 Br. l story Gardener mG CANYON Bonkuux Model. 3br . Jba Gourmet katch. 1147!1 8rk:r 837 0666 ()'ol WATER, large grouo<l & water pd t· I'. den. ram nn 85. No pelS 7$-0217 ....... ...... d_ ....... .._. 3300 •...•..•••••••.•....... floor 2 Bdrm, den. 2...., --------., GA£AT RE~noH· lo>nn1& •f rf' .. l ,..,~On\ 1prn ~ pro \no1.11 •} !-<Pitlt" C'l\;lh • S.tun.i • HyljfOfM'-""!J''. ~~ mong . Goll Or1•1ng Hange beth. paUo and secun t) S1300 mo lease VIEW. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba secunty. pnvao and pnllitlge &S mo Waterfront Home$ &31-1400 HCAHYOH Luxury 6 bdrm . 6 balh ho~. SO ft 1ndo<>r cu.door pool. 2 jacwus. s&.eam rm . huite billiard rm.. eourmet kitchen. lE ft. wet bll.r Agt 873-7300 UDO REALTY BIG CANYON. lwtury J BR. 2'i'I Ba Monaco . VleW l1PI Mo 640-ISllZ 28r. s~ condo on up per Newport Bay. 14' BI, rrptc. view. 2 car gar tyT. lie. tsSO/mo. i.t & I.Mt + aoo clunang ree Call Mr. fo'uente s : m-cmo. (ft'' -• ~ H1•m1•mb1•r \1 nm lln \1.1 \ I llh h\ 111"\'llW n \101ht-r' fJn• "-'·'"" oo o ur ~-'C'tal Moehn ~ n a) put· l'ut J ""'" "'. ,. •lh \ftUr m1-.,act• lur ,,, ht.llt> O' ~ l•I I .111 t14:? ~ IMJ\ Cai t JJ l&fl&Hilhld l4ZS ....................... ATTRACTIVE 2 br. 2 ba. SC Plaia. pool/ lac/ garden. $47S. 833-2462. 63:1-7271. ------ 3 Br. 3 ba in NB, (J111 .• pool. rec . center. Newport Temlce. SS7S. lit .tr last +aec. dep. ~ ...... 159. 211r. 2'-*. frpk, din rm. 2 car car. 3yu o ld. tL\SOMo. M3-40loS C .... area I.-bta\ll. 2 br coodo ln Lake Forest . Almoat new. Uperades. encl. 2 rM,_.. Comm pool, &. m1 $525. lit. laat. Avail. 5 /21. Eves at4256. BE.AUTIFUl APART· AilENTS: ~.nglt<' I t. ') Bec,,uc.•m > • I u' no~hed & Ul\lulf '''"'CS • Mull l •vonq • Nu I •I• • MnOCh Up••n <J,j1fy '4 t•J I; Oakwood Garden Apartment• Newport Beach/No. 880 ftv•n•• tat 1b1..,, 1T l4 1 6'1~0!><;() Nctwport Beach/So. 1700 lblll .,, ~ .... ,tllt1l'"I (/141 t>A1 8110 l:leaia rum apt Penthoust ~ ror 6rnot'I lse $10.0 ror SummN tn<Jfi Tnhse Ill'> for 6 "'°"· 1109S for summer lDOb 760 9117 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYFRONT BALBOA ISLAND 2 bdnn 2 ba. modem. frpk. ~vlOUS Owners unit. Teak ca b s . panded.. It& pa tao Sl 100 )'Ml'l)' 8'73«10 Ur. aAJtiances. &ngle l•· nan& Yrty S3IS m-1293 ___ _ ..... ,, 1 • )107 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a-. ..... eo.cto ..... ~ •. 2ba. frpk'. lBdrm + loft. ltonla. diedi. 2 car aar .. Ocea.n ~ weam. llduJta. DO V\ew. tmMo ~1220 pa.-..G. m.5001 NewllOrt Coodo 2 be. 2 t>e. 4.:;..~~Jw";:~C:~ •IQ. ft. Crpcd. pl&nta· decor. lrplr. pvt, nr liaD .....,, bHllt. wall belch • bay. Avail now eovertnf&. cl_ub <acll. ~ OK, '150 mo. PQol • jacuui ... mile IOU Wtlll Balboa. Jeff trom beach. llliO mo. 7»1777 ..-"'Ma.-c...---.. -....,.--.=-=,'.":"a llr. lbt ~. Adult _ ..... -• .. •••••••••• ~. * p&et. IOOCI -.r a .,, 1 ba. f..,ae, * f•. --· -~ &II.-• ., lll •tut, ..-. .... kit ............. ---Aidlllu..-, ·-~. ltw. MIM•U' WIHHft ........... \'Ww,l,.. .. bNtll Uul --·---..... fTt-tM1 WALLACE ST. APTS Newly decorated Z br 81JL 1 ba. I*. Small c:tild ok. no peU. 66-44 u or 541-2l020 *** Msc'9Wehs 310 Victona Apt 101" Costa Mesa You are Ole winner of two free uckt!U 1111.SO value>. lO TM ~MAil' , ... Lofte Beacb, CA 1\dteta may be claimed by callln& &a-~. ext m • •• Gs 2 Br. I b9 apt. Laun dry rm. pool. be.Im c-.:&J Adi.Iba only, DO peU 1'SL Bc:mt M2· l60:l 14 u . 2 B r . 1 'h b a LOWabouae All blCni.. patio/balcony. E·atck Some w tenc I. &• r & f.,-p6c TSL Ysmt M2 lliO:l SO. CST. PLAZA Jbr. 2be CCJodo, m>. 2hr. lba c.ondo $500. lbr. l bl. Ulndo s-. A IC. oew t'f'PU, drpg. • applni.. pool aec:. pt.e. No ~L.., p p ~:mz . ~2127 °' ~leritl Sharp Z BR 2 Ba. pvt pilUO. bltm. pr. water pu1. No pet.5. A vall llO,.. S4SO mo. CalJ s.6-5880 m for Pam« Larry &.ieqwet 2 br, Iba. l1:e fn cd patio. Garac e w"°*Y boak·up. Ach.lt.s, l'W) pets. ta. ?»tat 2 BrTwfttlM. Jt., be, gar . d5hw5hr. mcl palJO SS7~ \dulu. no pets. ~1 E Sedt'. q>ec 3 BR 2 &. x1h condo. dbl gar. pool s~so mo . 631 38811 . ~ 2 81'. 2 be. SJ)KIOUS, Clie:an. ~ Tnhaoe Adib. no peU. ~ OlM'. ~ 130ll C\U 2 br. Iba. enc.-1. palao • pr-age. Nur OCC No SJd5 Pl5mo 751·396 LoarJDe 3 br. 2 be upper ~ . ...,..,e. Newly <k rorated A vatJ. now. 5'SO call 7~1 ·990S lvg ~-·----- .,, 3 Br. 2 a.. bt'ud new apt. f"rpk, pa&Jo/yard. wuher dryer ~-up. Fnct. pr. 'ISLMcml 040toSliO l br.1 bm apt. new new. trplc, laundry rm. al.I bbna. 8duJUi oaly TSLM.pit 14%-~12 2 Br. pa tao & garage. small child ok, SJIS 64.S-~. 2 BR I Bii "/JM 1arage and lar&e patio. Small pet OK. $Cl5 mo. Call ~ Mk for Pam or Lany ~ ..s.it a Br 1 ea. w topen beam c:eWa&s. .en\ac bar .... Cl( wood " cabinets. No pels . -/IDO-~e\'ft. air. ia.. pr. awlm•une pool. 9eoC pie. Mita Oii· ly . ...-0. i.1 A~ado SL.-1 ~llll'aptMet1'1'e &Ma. r.t fN. M IU. no peg. DIS. ()pee Wed ~'Tpol. m 111ou1e v• l.G. 1 .... a.tt. • \la, ..... ltol'Y· f"rpk, beam ceU· la&, 1ara1a. U60 . t0-4711 Ulr, da, ....... all uUJ ·-... "'..,..,. 1'ftb.•Wl ..... , .............. . ~-;·o.r .... . ·. . • I k i I 0 I .. ,. .. 8 Ir r I .. , .. 0 ~ n ( e '· • • • I I' •• rl I I I I. I' ,. r w • r • . • • I Office...... 4400 ................. 4100 Ai9IHUl•at1 5100 OAll. V Pt I.OJ . . " ., .. 1••U..... ~ ............ 4>00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• M l 2IOO Sq Pt. Bldg Cba<'htior apt>. on Iii• blac:itopJ>4'd lncd lot SI'> 7tW 2°'h 142-4110 • • • C.Mco...ld 3'17 Walnut Loetlt,..._. UOO r.uuh UIO t4tfpWlllllM ?.J..00 • ...................................................................... ei..MIM MZ4 t'-,....... •H .............................................. JBr. •• ~r. no ~u. \.'1LLA &Al.BOA 18r. nttOOC, tt.50mc> Ml-1161 ... omb', ~ lttVll.Y. -. .. a Br ape, .,"' pr, • kle adulu, no pa.a•tMtOt°IG.12211_ "'l'HEGABL OC'O vlew, p\'t uader O'GUDd pe.rttna. 900 mo f:ntl\dll all uUl U~pt ._. It llNoe. yrlr bl! preferred S29·•171 aMa1 Vtn.alU•. LUX JR J ~ female lo &hare .... ill Calta W a nr cxc mo •no Ml~ .... ~tAt W4Ull1Jd .,._4Br ~ DOO CD-aft )pm R.ramU l"em only NI NPt. Reh houMt w pc>ol lo 1hr 702 14111. •vt .... u ZBr Yt/•&r. newl)' cl <' adlU, cpuJclrpa, bltna tbcd )Td, wtr pd Call l ~ IJM.- JQIM Ora.nite Avf ~ SR rdn1. pool, apa, Shir-. hamc bct\wn b.v • club. l«W $olZ) 7ft0.UllO ~. N 8 ...,... 2bt ln 4 J»u Nn ttpta •en,-Nt'w Ii.sh~ r Pvt Pauo Atllti., nu Pf'ti ll& Sh1&hmar $ot2ll lll o ~~ lJuplrx 2 l\r, I ba, "ni:le e1r jllH, new r rpt PliUlt V 4 t: 20lf\ S4 MOO Mall.IAI ~t'd ~ ~ ~~~~·-- t-Utt tXASlo:. ll(e J l\drm, + to'am1I ) Nm ttre plal·e No "d ) cluldren OK ~ pt'r (00, Olli $46 ~ llk:RRITAG~ K~t\L t~'TATt; ......... edt 3140 ....................... Level> all adult, no iwt-.. l..2113 8r II ptb 62011 l'.<1 IJltleT , h b tM6 U61!f MARJHY'~ W AU< Lg 2 & 3 br apts Crom $450 Frplc, large )d. pauo. gar, nr lluntin._'\on Harbour, c h1IJrl!n OK 16002 Jib Clrcle, a11t t. ~5623 2br, 1''2ba. ~tod 10 C ar , frplc, D/W. $iSOMo 752 7474, 536 33!Yl Deluxe poolside xtrJ li.tc 2br, 2ba Blt.ns. do;hwhr ,,, nules be;ich Adlt:.. n o p e t :. S395 mo ~ · IUCHWOOD APTS '' blodr to bc'h lbr 2ba, ~In., blUcu, fr,'k, ~ 11ar a\OM('I l!'T MO!Sl N 8 6'0$1'41 .......••.............. 1 )".,. nrw O('t'An ~IE"• l bl 2 tw. plll lc\lt-I •P•rt lt1'flt Pwlt 1~'· C'Upt•t dr•P'-') 2 t·n po rt lAUDd:r) fll'lltl) , di.Ill~ ~ Miid l(OIJ ('11Ur't' nght belund. Xlnl reulol \oc:alJ<ln dull:> on pl'l.• .\ v 11ll11 I b It' M .1 \ t $47S mo least' ().-ner 6c2-0t:ll 2 lldrm j(Jral(I! l"ri;:e tleck w .. 11 .. \u b1:•t h s:ns Eve~ 498 0318 Al'1'05S r rom <><·ea n bu. :.lOvf', reCn.:. Adult:.. no l)t'b 661 1 l9'l ...... CGpistr.-o lHr 1 rrplr $J;$0 3878 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2 br + 2 ba cundo • balron) wN1ew, garagt', bltn'>. t p. pool + spa. U95 CaU Ad Sitter #43, 642-~ 24 hrs. ------ " low Rb ,_,.sheet "'~shed 3900 ....•..•...........•... 1&2 Br. pool. :-pa. patio-.. t"?2 •• J Vifl<Mre all aduJLs. no peu. Ocon ,.-. ., Mtg -....-hrw.i.e.-clo8e--lo frwy .....+-Nlllw-141:2 bdnn hil'\D)' shopping 962·1.800 adult apts m 14 plans from $390, 2 bdrm 2br, 2ba. aduJls 40/0\'C'r t.ownOOu.c;es from SS3S + IL Landmark Pool. JJ<' pools, tenrus. waterfaUs, td\IUS. gar 963-9315 ponds! Gas (or cookrng_& healJnR paid l''ro m San Nice LBr. Walk lO Hunt Diego Frwy dnve North 1ngton Centt>r & bus oo Beach to Mcf'llddl.'o SJJ01mo 960-1460 lht!fl West on MrFaddt·n lo Seaw1nd Village (714 )£193.5198. WARNER ALGONQUIN 2 BR I Ba. Din ctaraJ:e, balcony, laundJ'Y. I 1•htld ROClml 4000 OK. no pets 547 5 + S400 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • deposit. Call 964·2566 or $72 Week & Up • 1 Dts. !n-3-297\,eitt.no fee kitchenettes. pool & ma.id serv !>48·!nS5. 3848 __ Land __ co_lnn __ M_ot_e_I _ 2 8dnn. 2 ba, apt 58, s:-ioo Sa uar R...tals 4200 mo Pool & rec rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• s:n~. Escape to Lido for a i.um· Jo' R 0 N T I N G GOLJo'<.:OU RS E Lower Condo. 2 Hr. 2ba. We~t Nme Or. Lovt'I) ar~a IJ,ltns. ~hrtdry~r. patio. 2 car gar , auto opn r Nilts, no pets. $550/mo Tl0-1950 H.wport leach 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAii NEWPORT mer of sun & Cun. 4 BR. l ·sty. home with great patio. Walk to ba) 'n be11ch club. tennis & Vlllage. May $1200. J wie S!,IXX>, J uly $3000, Aug. ~.<XX>. ~gt 759~1 ~-- Lge 7 nn h:.e + yd, slpe. 6+ Fanuly t:.) onl> Wk- 1~. Jun $550. Jul $650. J\Lij( smo. 7101 Seashore. 64.5-8410 Roomy, Waterfront home (all m UIAIS an er tivm ~lnlJar YWW llC't jlMl t'CJ ~.aYl('W ll_~ j)\·r mo • 1114' h llUH•kJlllti . ~M7f, Mat~ fl"malr 10 11hr iur dvlit UI (. M S2W 111\J t ulll 642 ~ ,.. w w 2 bd. J. b11 "'"· r urlltrork •Hu I'" )Ufl\ft~r only 11U) 1n1 l I.I.II T~ I 7!13 1>111 \I I ~ ''\llnlk> ~ 111d •ll lllllil J•H \,IWI,. wl rill '1:17 .UM ull I• ~man,hrw :.,111w ~ ruct-1)' I uni 2 hd ~ IJ.1 ;'\Rio nr lloa;: Nl•.,l <llUt t non smoker $2951>4:, :..'tJU.I }' W P fem will o;hr hunw w same S200 + ulll !'\ 1\ ~5l23 ~'emale roommall' WJ11l 1.<d lo shr IR hou..,t• in 111n• an:.a Oys S56 11765. cw' TT~461.!3 I' a uJ Npt apl. 200' lo b<•11<·h, $200 + •, utrl lh 'I 528--7201 ext 1601 67:> <15!i r NEEU t-0 :-.hr apt or hst· w / g a r a ~ c !I; 11 t o 1 Laguna llrea ~5 H..1711 Rmmte wnld walk lo lo bch. W /D. tenniic.. po<>I. saun11 . jllr ,. urn Sl!SOMo. -+ uttl l ~ e me:.:, 54M~ Female roommote waol e d N on 'mo k ~I S1201mo, sfia"rc-room Avail June 16 In uw M2·S7~ 4350 ............•....•..... WANT!:;O Garage rn CdM 673 0960 phone an.' , M'l'Y M'r\ . cont rm. etc Please call 752-61.88 •Nf:wp()RT Bl':Anl• •PIUME LOC'ATICJ'I; • 50 yds from walc rf ront ' SOOo;q h (714 I 964·~994 COUNnYCl.UI UVIHG Singles. 1&2 bedroom apt.s.&~. Noo-i.rnoker only $625 Cannery V11lai.tt· offtt·•· 673-1521 bef 9 PM -.pace avail. I I,:(' & I sml Brolcer 675 4912 f 'rom $400 644 1900 2 Br studio ~ No pet~ Near Hoai Hosp 631 6279 or I · !>7 4-2C9J WestchCf lge 2br Iba, adlts. no pets. new decor. pool 64S-8152. Elegant 4br, furn, nr beach. &SMo H B. 968-7148 Charm1nJ? cottage Cor summer;. l·sty. 2br beaut fm. incl linen & dishes. WaJJt lo bch. $107SMo. Ag!. 837-0666 VOCllltiatl l..tab 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L50Sq Ct. $i25 mn 4001 Birch St. N H Agent. 541 5032 View ol 8a)' lst time of fered. 2 dlx offices Ap proll lOOOsq. Ct. 2 µvt baths. 2400 W. Coa~l Hwy. 731·3605. 64()..5300 WESTCLIFF BLOG. ~...-ua DNllllt oiftC"e, .. 1q tt. new 'P"Of bid• :r~" m. lot'1llon. 11 lrt'~ '-'" (lOIW't', ('rown V1llto) lb-y a:n ~·· lla)lroot olfll"t, parking• )•nllorla l , $39ll 171' )4f73 1000 Hl\WOttT CIHTl• ~ •• s. .... l'n:llt1a10U'l IX't'An Vl('W oftic•f'r. w 111ntu1u11 ell• n1111lv1t l'Oof rm u~o Nrwporl t't'nlt'r Dr GM 7 ll!O • 01-:LUXE OFYICES • t 2 & J toil>. fr~lll ~:; 1111 It No lM! "'-"'\ ~172 Ou l'onl Ut . 111 alrPorl ICU~ _. .. ICE• Newport (~ntt•r Office 4 H.t-nl With Ul'.le of rcce p uun. l"Oflf mom kitchen, pho1tl''I, !tt'l'll'lurial & tl'lc' Call ('lOd) al 760 OIUO NEWPORTICH Promsioftat lldcj. as·~saft. l'rr:.L11(e n!CICi' !lid.: nr l.uln bit' Nl·~ µlu:.h l'lll-,, 4110 & l'lt>\lllor llt•nl ~ '>41 fl lt1 4500 i.q ti \;Ill :12nd st 811 r l ('o op Call !)l i':l{l(A tct;AL TY tio:O nlZO NEW PU RT 1-:wr '>Ulle ha' t!IO ;!JO 'ifl f\ w11xlow omcci; &v,111 111 airport llrt'a li111hJ l'llL\h 1lt'<'Or. rnd ro111 nn . rt'l'l't & C'Orft•t• Fut h t>qWIJ word pre):> wr"' avail w ,rop1{'r, ,,., & ldt~op1t•r \Int ratt-:. & I mo fno;• 833 Wft OC't'Jn V1l'W ~Ulll rn•1>tq:1o u"I N1·w111Hl l1f.•1wh l1K,tllOCI 4M \Q fl t:..ill K.32 ;,.'IJtil llu.:hlf d••"rablt• f1r<,t llwr ·1ocauon modern hu1lrt1nl! L11:h1 & dlt'\•rluJ. .!3.H !>.'l fl ot floor ..,pal'1'. Jm11lc & rnn \t'l'llent porl..inl! ;\11,11\,. Oil' Junt' h t Off1•rl'J .. ub 't.1n11ulh luw .. r thun µrl' \JJlmi: ratt' t.ea:.e + 5 'c•;lr optmn 150 Nev. port (; ntrr Ur , N B 759 Ol!l I • :113(; SQ Ft• Nt'wpr1rt llt>a<'h Ownl·r. t:.!lJl!1.r.! 7703, 556-0762 KOLL CENTER NEWPORT Elegant executive swtes m presuge Joe l ndds secretarial services, re· cept1on1sl. telephon e answeing & more. T HF: H EADQ UARTER S COMPANIES:A pro· Cessional envll'Ofl menl. 714·951 6756 GARD&I SUfTE lJOCbq. fl olf1ce s wte 4 ~C'S. ronf. recp, :.torage · L<;e all or part Newly re· nwxieled Extens ive win· dow1. !i.11 Dove St. N B !6.').JJ(i;I ------ Thn~ ()(ftC'CS. o f upprox, 135 ~I ft ea • s<·<·rt'l ar,.;1 for h.'J!'.l' v.1thin "' 1,,tm.: l:.r v. rl'al l''>l<itt• f>rnp m~ml uCC1c cs l<c1 l'Pl . 1·onfercnc l'. llbr<in Cat·tl & murc· Lo<' a tc cl 1 n th<> n ""' fJrdJll(e I oust Fmanr1al <..:cJlh:r oC Mesa \'crdt' <: ~ Tt'rrns flexible, <'all w. let ' d"cic.s ) uur ll'l'lillll') 957 0701 Vl :'\Gf'.H & 1\..'lMK.. 957 1411 ~57 0701 <l 'f1re or n c•LJ ll :.paCl' for Jea::.e in Newport Beaeh 800 sq ft with bath & k1 H'h $550 per mo 673-~10 C:Xfi ce Cannery d1stnct. S!S01mo 67~:m'l ----•COSTAMISA• ~<m aq ft Pnme locu· llOll Woodworll.4',. UK Av.UI lrnrMd tM2 71<M 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ())e.bedroom cUlUlit ill quiet •P<>l 1n Laicun• lteacb. Cotona del Mar or u.t. Met'la for $3()() or ••· Quiet ana Oll!fttn uaJ Write ad 1636. c: /o The D11 l y Pil ot New•p•per, P 0 Hox UtiQ, Cotti* Mc-u. CA 92626 or t elephone 673-76M. WIUUd ln Cost.a Mesa or lrvme i.ttta. 2 or 3 UH. ho use pre f e r red 3 Adults. X1nl referenCt'~ S73 5701 Eves . & ~ ----~able law graduule n~ qwet pla c~ to study for July bar Ha:. refs Will houH s1t ~T.B2aft 5 ~et New lA?aland Cou pie w 2 s l'hool age ctuJdren req w rM perm a neut rmut Npt un·,. ~ ----New Yo~ based exet: & v.1fl..' t r an!>ferrt'rl t u 't•wport, CdM Vl('tnll \ for l }ear. Loolun..: Cor nl<'t' home w pnvu<') & Vlt!W H.!!f~. "vatl ('all l':d Anderson, 7til 42t.O ~5PM . ..•.••...•............ a..inHI OpportwNty SOOS ···•··•················ Established R.et.aU gift 11od !>lon~w,1n· bt.riuiess in l'le~ant 'hop PlJll: center Idea I o v. m·r Opl'r allon Turn k~·' ""1th'""l'irnrrl'rfr-frrurn ().mer n-tlnnri $72 0011 'f 523 CAMPIJS DI· IRVl~E Hurwry Scttool + H.eal e:Stalc Nt•wpor l Heights. Call now ror de t~tls . Ce ntury :n Newport (.;e nter , ~5357. Store for s ale. J .P .J Califonua, Ladies dis count apparel chain 5tore. Great volume. 1llnl prmlls. 1 store or all. Store l ocations a re l~aguna Ni ~11 e l . Bellflower. La H:.bra. Sa o C l emeolt', Oceanside. Ventura . Tho u s and Oaks & Orang e. C all 213 /2$4-7394. As lt Cor Jack.. ""uluauut OpportuNty 5015 ·••••·················· Orange County Produr t1ons <..:o waot'I rn vest.ors Short term 6 K wk.s SO'« r eturn. Call m-4420. JOINT VEKTURE CAPfTAL To romplelt' 4H Unit C:rm do $J.S 000 minimum. n · \um!. $32.000 1.uml 1~ dear & ~~ hav<' bt•1•n pa.td MALOY L'Wl'STMENTS Carlsbad C7HI 72!1 1129 MaMy to Loan so 2 5 . .•.•...••••••......... fNEED I MONEY FOR LEASE: 2 br 2 ba ocean & bay VICWS in Villa Balboa. Adul&s, DO dogs. Good security. MAUl condo Kapalua golf resort. 2 BR. 2 ba .• Jacuzzi. 213 : 470-3212 NE~ORT BEACH -------• CJlll>ITHO MaUow·Kennedy Corp. Ama 1\4.0fland. exdui>1ve agent. 975·0800 o r 631-0486 .mr, 28a, very 13. au on I Door. beauUful new dlx decor. frplc. pvt. nr bt9cb ta t.y. ~vail now. QUdrm OK . S750 mo. 1'llZ West Balboa. Jeer 'DN117. V....W.2br.2ba, bltns. aU ameoiUes. 67S-•912 Brdller. ~nd Mom a rMUIJt (or all lbe WQrld lo &ff vi• the-D1llv Pilot Mntht>r '• Olly PlllU'. M O\I 11th. MtUBll<"' ran bt an~ 8ilf' fn1m $3 2S up. Clll &12-5~71! for mort tnform111on & tolll•tt~meuH•· OCEANFRONT Woods Cove, Laguna Bch 2Br, 2Ba, June l ·thru Labor Day. SI0,000. 54.>8:118 ..... to SINs-. 4300 ....................... McMng'? Avo\d deposits & c ut li vio1 expe nses! Professionally since 1971. HOUSIMATIS 832-4134 llPl Y MO CHAlfiE ••HOWIE** Renlal Sbarinl Servi~ Hu Roommate For You &GmT days 963--0395 Middle aces has 2br. deM furn. •pt to 1hr. AU utU. 1 amoiie. 1200Mo. --••• .. ..!!t'C.=' Blvd. .. .,. You 11'9 \ht Wlanet' of two ,,.. tJcbt. <UUO ~======~r valut). IO ,.. t wn.. I lta. Co.cto" \ta 11111 °"911 ..... ....... , ... ........ , , .. •"•r• NP'\f l1H Or•wl> 1ntJ • ~.,.A•• Call Mr Howard ()<\5 6101 NEWPORT BEACH l!lOl Westchrr Dr /\II Scrv1l'es Ample Parking Mana1eed Bwldml( 700or lOOOsq . Ct. Lea.-.e $1 per .. q ft. John Fisher 642· 3111 PRIME OfftCES -~.rnGE 11 u n u o g l o n a ea c h .-~ 1'1onda al Ma m . Fully WATERFRONT improved, profess1on1J suii.es from 7SOsq. Ready LOCATION in June '80 complete services. Ground floor ~ .. och a v a I I . 0 w n e r Sq. Fl. <714)8CT-S338. •Spectacular Bay Views -.a-. • .....,. 4450 •Wel Bars. Fireplaces -•Ptivate Patios .. ••••••••••••••••••••• •Immediate AvallablUlJ For st.ore & office apace at rea.aonable ratet. AeliaeCIUfor an Appt. SOOto 2700 ScaFt. 615-1662 . MESA VEROf: bR PLAZA Delk IJ)9ce 1100 mo. sml 1Z Meaa Verde E. C.M. oft I c e S UO 182 7 145-412l Wellcllft. N.8. 6.11.oeoG ---------- •MIWPOIT JC.M. COIOMA D& MAI llp to 41001q.ft. nail. •l O.ha•• t rm. omro. p_rlme torner. 17th 6 ---. alt.eood. lillO Sq. NWiit Bl. 8'1'H900 ft .• -....mo. ·---•c:a 17$.ffOO ID lq ft In medk•I blda. ---r----Avatl tor ammtd. ot· UllCUTIVESUITES NIMlK>'· Ampl• par-· NeWJOn Cuter, full •l'ft•lllOl1 ...-01. _ PROILEM 2Rd & 3rd TD lOClftl 978-6531 Arranged by Coolt Hon. Lo.ts ....................... s.e..-Mtc). Co. AD types ol real estate investments •in« 1949. ~-2adTD• '42-2171 54S.06t ' MaMyto&.... 011. Tru1t Deeds 6 c.onat.NcUon.~ LMA&VICKI OUTCALL Massage * Escort We're back wtlh more tun tb"1 ever. 9$3--0JIH. IOAM-4All. l Yr. TD for sale, $11.500. Dina Point. ~'X. ylel~ qmLITwall '&£1 ....................... • rn ;h 1100 . ..................... . .............................................. ····•··•••···•••·•. :·· ll'Owld. Wht tcry M l yr Prot M••ie by St.eve. Adf'fftv Dlredof <*I Ott. very l<1vm1. o~ U c'd Therapia1t, NB. tt Bed (CF faclUtY· lovt ~ HAM 8PM. Appl only. certll\ed Salaey ,r!U)ll' N•wport 1'8ach You an tht' w1nnt•r of two r~~ lll'k~ llll ~ Vt&il.M! I, to S.281'1 M 00.".50 an br • ..¥.l•t f ound . Tin y blond worlclnl c:onds. pdQd •haau 5 ffiflrl D og, Ut«>A&VICIU benfn.U TuAUll ....... n. QUllNMAIY Tow Lona Beach. CA Ticktt. may be claimed by callini.i 642 56711 exl :m • * * •nYCHtC• UADlll ADVtSOl SZ7·l406 &aha.rd. HH 968-~ OlJTCALL l0$l Bryan. Tus(itL LV'V...,.,.,, Blk r ··b n\ale, Es S1U'110 or 642--•k P -"'•,u .... Massage• cort rorJIMI 11pprox 6 m o . \I C We're back with more .:..::;.,.:..::;.::.:::_ ___ __...__ TeWlnk.le Sehl S 5. C M. run llw> ever. 9S3--0UM, Ad.mlnistraUve Sec~ary S4M7M IOAM..V..M to nm office for mt11l l J-'ound liladt Lab " Pup,· male HW'l\.Ulg\Oll Beach . call 846-7118 growing laaer cq. l&Son PAM'S PVT OUTCALL Juan Clpiatrano. 0Utl4:lo • •NVDt:•• lnclude Recept1on1al . -------MOOt:UNG•OANCING typ1ni. ~ookke~plog . t'ound Black Lab'> Pup,. ~"l'AG&PVT·PARTll'~S payroll, accoun.tA pha Af"l' 6PM . S42,0207 ble & receivable. cor maJe HunHngton Beach DYS 778-1081 IUlpondef\Ce & purt,ha:. Call 846-7l18 ---i.ng. Good pay/benefit:. u--. ·~ 5120 ·-~----53_5_0 PlaymatcE&cort50Ult:all c I l fo an D I ·~,-,._ 111A J(a3.1<78, EJl l or 71~/ ..... ,._.,.,.,r .. :" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• , J~ ~ , ~ PREGNANT? Caring, Oran&eCounty MAl(f $0tilf0NE HA"'° MAJl.E SOMEONE UlllU l'IJn~u llAPPY \0 111 lht\ t·olumn fnr uni} ~ 2~> I 'all 1,t2 fJi7k <;1-.· Mom .1 r ho<-•1lat1• 'KISS" ror \1o1h1•r', l)'J' Mt">.,lon V1t>Jo Mall Saturd11y S300 ........••••......••.•. FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-S67\ IJSf l 2:1 "' :Mh ;,, ~nlJ ,\1111 <\•I" l ' \I \IH !->T \l'I I II \11·,111 1 ol I _. \l' MIOUl.l H v.• ,.u d I ~Ul7 1 1.0~T 1.t' II \ I ,mm t·amt•r.a w ~min l•·n' & finder U (' ... 11q:rt•11nd ~ 1~'1 IH.Y.1\l<ll'l\11 q1.11-.uons J un l!J.I W'.it, 11r ¢;4 ~37 IA6t Afncnn RrllY 1-1t1rrol I': :'oi1.'WJ)(>rt l~·.i••h art•u l'lea.-.e call 644 -I~ Ul'll black Cemak Lab May 3rd. V ic !'>an Clemente REWAHU 492 5639or ~7 Rm. REWARD' Spnnger S paniel m1sta1Lcnl} picked·llP a.s a stray. H you ootlce a new brown & wtut.e l)r old male ap pea ri nl( 1n yo u r neil(hborhoOd call u.s ,·ol lect 7 14 846·4474 o r 21.J.$2 Ui78 ----Larr· Old fem black to' poodle 1c. Atlanta & lirookhur..l R !-:WA HD 968 J5lt4 ~ 3684 1-'l:Mld •4otltnn llull Ter ncr \'it: W1bon School t.Jll. t<kOU() b45 1)5!ji, F'OUND I.on.: '1 ;11n·d .Srnnx....,1· mix femah• c·Jt. .,hort hair l1 ~l·r qr111 female cat. and 2 hlk k.11 t I' n ' !'l 1• W p II I t fl I'll \n1mal S~wlt1•r l)l 1 :11.,11, conlidenllal rounseling & p~ ~lce1 5360 =J~ :::!:>~~",; rderral. Abortion, adov· ••••••••••••••••••••••• mor e pr day. Co111 APCli<Jn~Tog 547 2563 PROBLl-:MS·Need \o mission. Cons 11a:><'t ---------Talk ~ t'rt-e COW\..'IChng. ~oods. 1l4/436·8368 for Aec:: Helpltll_! 645 2222 _ 8 ppt COVER GIRL • 953-0771. 2lt Hr Out.caU Sen ice 5odd CW. 5400 ..\io~~eyard & •••••••••••••• ••••••••• BATii AIDE for rwre ntCKS m e nt commllDJ."°¥· PRE LAW &ludenl need'> Smile-; or 01ien m1ndNI pleai.aot atmo5P1t9°t' S2S.<XX>. Will do aoyth1n~ c•ouµI~ We J!u:.ranttt ~ benefits Net'fOrt Leg.ii Co nf1d1:ntt.il o u r 1ntrodu<'t1 on., Beach.631·jss.s V\ \I PU &x J24Z. 7 1 14~7 100 women JOtn ---- " l:j !«.63 1-1u:t~ .,. : • •w..t s.cntwy 5450 k ure person to wo.rk • l>IA~ON D WA:"-Tf:U T,,,.et days ~r week. li4t11 Pnv plU'\)' will bu~ J 10 :1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• noon. S4 per hr .plu' carat r:c.h N H ~ 4'-r..1 World Alrwa ys LA t <1 comm. Pleagan\ wo r" :\lA<i..<.w\f; E '>1mpd\1<'0 '\ wr ma-..,t·ur 1.., IXib J a mp' I lUl CJlb '• 11 .i•..i ,, I I I •• '>PIHJTI'AL Hl-:AIH'\G~ llMm wvm Fully L11· d 1!12 TtJi-1 c.t 1~.! !IU34 tlil~ ~ Ldtnlno Ht-<JI !'>an <..1l•m Gf'fft~y ESCORTS 2-i 11.r. &11 IJ I Kl.I CHECKS/MC/VISA. •FOXY &.ADY * <>Li'\.' \Ll. O'\ I Y •972-1138* l>f"J('ltt-TTlll Jr \I I. • r..:1 n t• Jniormu11on J\pp 1 TOMMY'S OfMEWPORT ESCORTS •.-12 157 l , :'>:('wark, Mon M uy I~. y;r 1721 No caJll> bt'fon· 10 UPM. $75 ~~ f;.'Jl 1 llam ~ ....................... ASSEMILY & C.AUIRA TING or fluid ht!ad..c; & v1d1·0 Sdma6I & hydraulH• s u!Jporl &. ~ 7005 eJ~,allng clevl<'•' Pttr~on ••••••••••••••••••••••• needt~ lo ~r10f"l11\ a~ 'i4!m.bly filling. Cm;i! u1- EARM WHILE \t•mbl), pump1n,,.: ~ .-. l'Olb flwd, l'althr .a\u\.: YOO LURH ..ciJ!bting tlwrl 11011 & t1t1 ~lJrltng ~JI J r\ ;arrn!rJ hf'Jch & :.uh S3:l3 hr. m1 r . to $3:k.hr a.\.'4.'mbly. cht.'<'k ln~. 111· aft 9U dd}'> Hat.w tu ,W llJIJ<: h}dr.iu.ltt'S, cum • Sl 1~ hr wl'M:n n•rt1f1r .a plete a. ... -,embly. Vdt:L!UI" lion olit.at™"' ,\pl'I\ .11 10)( f1lhn1t hydr.iull1 t ):,•, \up.-r1or \' •. '>Y'>lt'm,M"tllng. catibr.11 "• ""l"•rt 11'-Jl h tA6 77ti-I onK & qullltlY ronlr.,J t 1 I f. ll!:>ttn~ or bolh le' eho~ •'- LO LUtiCL ILila or to •. · · · ~ 1 '>)':>t{.ofUS & )prav Pflot }k,\fr.t\t'IAKt'nt 10( & ha k 10 ~ holh In J l.L\t """1,. k' !Tackle Cuush & SJ>t'i'l,il ".url......t 1 t.1\ct..,.. h•MJI' ~ l"tlanwl f1ou.hv!! :h ltJJ1l I dill> n \\1· ~ \. r•'(I d b~ ~ASA MWil ho !M 1·•·>.1 Jble lfJQPerdlt' h}dr11Uh1 1 f'n, J ll' or !>l•m t µri • .1l• I ,,.,11nm1n.: I• 1111 .il ·••Ur uv.n µ<xJI (.ill MK'~~ 1111.tni.: \acuum µLimlJ dnll ~,.lathes& rn 1ll & m~t ht.-able lo rt'pJ11 ovl'rh.aul maintain A 1.p1.'1"att: mannti unrl 11111> Jabs WCMff.d 7075 'lt'Jm t'n.:int·s M 11<1 ••• ••. ••• ••• ;. •• • •..... h...tve 4 ) n, \r-atnin)! &: ' It u L I. s f( (I y (. ~~·oHTS &cor+s•o..tcalf t-. t-.nth u,1 .;\l 11 fcmJlc I ~ lon•on~ f11r a ht-i: I li.&Jld rot·k, nl'V. \l<J\<I', )au.. pop e\1 <'alt Ad Stu.er • 1B4. 642 4300 U hrs \r"I ellper ~Jary $11:!11 pc;:r mu Taki! ad lu th1· neart!:!l Stale EmJ)M-- men t urr1<'e -f>O 'r 714 :IJI 010. Ad piUd lor by emP40yer. 24 Hn. 718-8952 • NOW HlRJSG DAY&· EVEHIHG O.C.AIRPORT •ESCtlTS* 972-4976 lOAlMAM fwt Pcrties,Etc.. For Stoet'rt> ~n People Lad>.es Free this month COUPl-~onJ> i~11ii71 STNGLF.:i onl\ 7~ f)t,i i l<.e<"orlk.>d \f s £ 24 11,...., ••• A. w ..... zonckr 2351J (.-0Jlt'~t· I Ir t oc:,t;:i M ~a Yoo an : I.he ,. tnnl'r 01 IW11 lree lll'k>'l.' $1 1 5'1 \ JJUt: '. ll) ~ woman ID babysit ID)'OW'bome Peggy 61S 780S __ HllpW..ted 7l00 ........................ AttcJlftm1 Clerk M alutt 5etf sun.er CM ~board ""~tern Costa Me :.a a.re. S6ZZ38 .ACCOUNTS UCllVAIU Cl.ID CALL 714-549-7911 REQUEST TA.PE 3 3 0 •Z4 llOl 'H~1\ l ),\Y I I \l S b:f:XJ H.irr,in•·a Hit In 11w 1 · ,, '.1:!714 714 SW-«K>I I" () •. ~~ . Leadl.ng 0 . c. ded l'qfllt'!> mao~aclunng co~n) l\aa the following r~ quu~ts: A;nt •• r~r Must !\ave l yur sower lllll! expenen«' W1U, h•· req-m red lo so~r bcri- turret l erm1oats.. w 1ro· solder & lA)OC h·up PCJi ':. Appy at: · Madft'~s 1640 Monrovia. C:&f . 642-3'2? E .O E . . • ASs&.41&.il~,: * TRA.IHHS * <>rJ11i.ie<:ounty manuf.11 I u r •' r o ( e I l' t' l r «• mt'd1anwal prodUt•t:. 1 ~'t.'ltmR Lral.lltt:. for d.1 ' 'htft l11 ll.'>M'mbl<> cl1·1 I llll)H '>V. llt'h•·~ & J I plJ)!. Apply in per..ou r o u n d 111 J l k f 1• m .11, I l>Jr h,huni! llk1 t111i.: lkar h & .. :111:;, II 11 l\o1K IU\\1 The QYEet MAR Y T~ LJ.xi~ lkarh. t \ I l\1-j(('\.\ ffiJ\ bt• I l.111)11'<1 \C<'OW'llJl\l .. 'u II c 'hJ r1t1· lfl'llllf'dt&l~ r('(lwrem1·nl lor bn~hl. d(•pend Jhh· a1 C\JUnUUll -. ho. a~ om• ~" a 1 rount rn)! rlc• panm(•nl µ.•rform' Jll b11o kk1q.>1ng la:.k -.. C1nant'1Jl anJI} -.1.. for IUU'A'lllJ( :-0.vv. µon Ht'dl'h t·omult1ni: f 1rm \1 u ... 1 funrt100 1ndt'Pt'nd.-nlh 6 rua11nun1 l'il le t a:11 I) '-"ll h prol~IOCla.I cun,.,ult.anL' Satar \ lOmm~nsu rc11t· \ollh expenenc:e & Jb1h t \ Send n-swne in < on fidcn<'t' t.o ad no 614. U a 1 I> Ptlot, I' 0 Boll 15b0. Costa Mesa, Qi 92626 MastH' Speciattie ~ t~l ;.ton.nl\.1..1, c )-f 1,.U ~tZ7 E I I I l'"nund ;1r1•l l\ 11r.111)!1· dl..'CIJv.1•1! l ,11 t:an I l..l.'1'1> :'o.t>1•1J., home ~ :tl23 IU~ARll !-.m mJlt d1111 puJ,? n us e. M J\ 3 Hmokhur\t & Wernt•r F V 962 SllO I. 963 111.6 l..Ct ff Crl>ldcn Hl'tne' er ~ bhw Nllar. \'11 Sci !'\.m l."lcmt'nh· Rt·~ard t!J2:MOO.~1745 ----- J,o<;t · Bro wn lcalhcr IJUl'1>{' N r Arch lie <H' h 111.s, Lag Bch Heward, noque:.uons 499-4696 LOST Olk Cockapoo. fem Mai.sing 2 Cr ont tc•cth Vic . B o l su C h1 cu /fl c 1I . llB 213-l»t·2719. Mend1th h~ t a.llJnl'( t.4;! ,i;.i x .• " I :!rl • .. * '-•·O•I \lom " nu ,,ll'•' fur .111 th. IO l•r lrf , .. " •• 11.1 11 ... Jl.11h l'd1tl \I o•I h• r ' J 1,1' 11,l I'" l\l ,1\' tllh ~"'''·•i ··- 1'.tll h1• ·'"' '"" lrorn $3 :!S up l '.111 t~:.> ~,7H for 111111 t' in111rm.111on t. to pla<'l' )Our ml'~,J~'" Wht Male 26 S('{'ks same 21·30 714 1673 5772. 7311137 772 7313 Accomh,oy ... Part tame. exp~nenrc necessary. ~l -- Aro>untim': ACCOUNTING TEMPORARY ASsaGNMEMTS • ~e Cowlty ls boom- ing! And so are we! We're RClllERY...._.'S accounlen'5 Th~re are m1ny new firms movanf' into the Orange Cowlly un. br· ll.llCinC about an lncreas tng demand for ex· penenced accounting personnel. CPA'a Audltorll Tex AcC'OUOU.nts Colt Attclw\t4nll Sen* Acoountant• aM*~n A«'OW!t.lllt Clerts u )'OU are not aware or u. bl'ftefi\I of work Ina ~. vlati u1 or a call ..... w be to d~uu le with ~ e IAI kM.' .. fd Ut the Co\dwtll Inker ASSEMBLERS TRA.l,.HS WS.COME We h.ive 1mmed1all' OIJ portun1t1~:. fo r P:l•·l· t.nJrUc As....emhle r'i Ml lh• l<;t ioh1ft. Abtltl)o I •1 moderat1• l1fun 11 and i.ome ,l(nowlcd ~e 11 1 :.()ldenng ~ hclµCul. We olfer complt'tc com pun~ paid benehls in clutl1ng Cree medw-ul. dental and vis100 (:afl• lor employees and 1fr µt!ndents. Pleru.c \ ;iU 11r apply in person. LEAR SIEGLER DATAPRODUCts DIV1SIOt4 901 Eut S.11 Road Anaheim. CA 9'llM m• 1 TT4-1010. Xiii& . Equal Opp Ent pl')' r MIFIH ·• Q1 ..,_.Otftler Dr a.a l"Vlr>C f. TU.-EOt: .• M/F (Qf'I llacM\h• -CI I I MI r I .. .. ..... ........... "' . ............ !.!~~·· ---~ ...... .......... --n~r-r-=·~ .. :r. II -8"" flt, ••• :.:~=·~~=ft fr a >......... 41ff .-...-~-------...................... . -... "'· ..... "· ''"''Oft '"., "" uu r 111 <'". • 1 . ,·laa.un ---=.c•r . 'P m' lw,IOW NNltritlMI• Acr)'lltl N1lh l OU ........ pl• wr•c -~ C1lll Nall a.at• ... ""'' ';.*if ...... )' ... llMaAal 1714111Mlll raa .. AMINO - -I II a. WU... 6 aa... 1!4ltioe, caz; l'ID .... ~. plaa-, ...................... ,... ... . Dahl •hi ID "'1 ..... Ult tS1"1.:::.,, apir. twa 1 6.., Nr Vk'\mta ._.,. .,.-G$ <Xi... - t Dtl t ... •lw Carpe.otn. all 1roud ...,. • .-.. .............. rtnlab lramto1 ~•llpt 8'if'V 5m Rut Comm 'l J ohn 'llW I apw'lty, \ot> Ul ... ..-.m ~~-npertl4 NM a.t1-a.rp..ntry ... w.ti Senke ..... •••••••••••••••••• <llnvn • ,_ remod~I. Briel'Worti. •D>•ll }oti. al.en ca~. oe"' roo ~. ~ Mf'ta • IV. t\Nab. dr hani,tna m..s1~.\I.. 111.ma.3 _...___ ----- C 69 C: 111•1 .............................................. A NEW JOB WfTHOUY ttSll ... YOW rttH8« ~ " 1"1•9" ~91ftl ... gf eM ~h,,. 0io•·4•0f\• ... Cio1"4•M ~•.O ~Wf'lf .. ttlid,..... ,..,. "'-.,...,, ... \,-......,,~ .... ~ e.~ mMf!r ""-"' eno ~ ., ... .,g ... •""-1 ~ ... ,°"' tOwft "' . ._ ... ~~ ~~·-.,...,--... • .,..... ....... '"-'.....,. .. t'O'M ~ , .... ~ '° t•llff\ H\lf a.or~..._.. • "°"" ........ tftel. '"•"ill' Qt .,. vf\lllo~ MftO~~t-..... Uf .....,'-M t ... IVt •M>CO:.Hw•v..- ~~-~ tn.J Tiu Awott P'¥Plt IClOC. .. IOo-51 Suff.J70 !:1""1"''"'""' 1.. .. ~111 ltlll..._14U •OOIO N -Ao s.. ... 2911 ,_ .... \. 9'>0•• -••n~11 1~1 --i.-5.,.,. t81 ~""'*""""° CA~·~ ""''"'' ... U008"'tOISI -*-1'0"8-ft CA~ 11141 '"~"" )llCIQV.1t\1•""1!"'<1 looAnQe'h OdlOO•O IJ t )I JU. r lt4 -.. ~ .. -., LOU'S CAMP llNTR V Pl&b, doon. 114lDelinl ao,,..u .l&J.JOl4 OlllmJ rwmodtU01. Wll q• a unu1uel •orll, qMlali\J ud IUAI' l'7 )'rt to area L1r 'd Mr f'aliambo~l4 -----c:.,.tS... ....................... SlwqJOO • 1teem cl .. n CWor btl~hlAtMn, whl .,U 10 m!n bl.ach Clean bv. din rm. ball 11~ Av& nn '1 ~ f.'OWh 110, t hr ~ c;uar eUm ~ odor Cpl repeu. U y n ea pr ~ ,.'Ol'k mndf Keh Ml OtOI ....................... ....................... t.J..ECTltlCIAN Cer~ntry. mHonry, neu rale1, beat roollo1, ptumbloJ. worllmaulllp Small 111oartna. stucco fl tile. ;oo.pnf.,......IT~ Drywan • mort'. JB. .... I .. ---.. _ .................... . R•lnbow Balloon• de· ll YCftl.I by dolt! n11 ' Of· ne.. hOIYw, f'Clllaurant. all oc:culocaa. 1rad 5*1M1.Wf.W e.c ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ....................... HauUn1·Movln1. Con. ~ • tl'W removel. ~tenlc.'9. -.1u. OOC atudent stlp&oader, dump lruclt. Grade, haW.Dao~ DIM'k.hol.I. loader • du I'll p. ElPl!f' J T '1 &ckhoe Lile haulln&· mov1nJC. St"l"Vlce .:H7'4 G1&1a&e/Yard deanma. - --Reu rala IG-0706 k*•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hauhng •Dump Jobll. l~•Plll& lree Lnnl AskforRandy. ~................ ? ..... ~.~.~?.~ ..... . Movb11! Tb• S tarvln1 l'.4.ulocny ml.laded whale RmJOdel and Adctltlou. ~I• Stladtnta have Pl'Of•'ooalb' done. Blti Cablb.uft.er&pm crown. Lie:. Tl24·4M. •amaJ.t-.dolUU. Free ... ,.. Sama911Gdaerv.Ml-N7 -1---• -----------------1---------t----------· ----t ...... 1· 1111t ..,.. • ... ISSIAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 11 WWW . P mu/ 411 0 -palr ._ Reroof All -······-·'··········· ....................... ~ pjUaUq, Jo raws. ... -. 8-pcniblelaw~radi&ate P!TERSPAJNTlNO Fre. eat. s yr 1uar. l)'PH·thtn•lca·rock· ____._ •.• t t -fl ~m~tar. rree ._. q..,e pace o f:xpr'd. Rea• Ratu . •im.m._,, a ~. ell.S41·5830Fill.AvaiJ. ltudy f« Jt.11.Y bu. Hu Free Est. Call Gene reh. Will llouaeall . &52-0&58 Quality Palntera, In· flG4)0, Ad-Sttter t2J.S, ---------Ler/mtt. lo rata. fast l'hra Painting. INT /EXT . aerv , rreeesl.fM8·5684. a..•c•'l1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neet. honest. reu . l2 yn. exp. Uc'd. Dave ......,.JIM.Ir 964-100. .. ........ ~:-.-;~ ••••••••• Neat patches & lHtuns ... IST. ltl-109 t'\ne exl. palollng. Sl. uc/lns. Try me. R. SAnor.836-5565 ---------•Expert in r u tuccos. Or•n1e Cout Roofing: RtH'OOfinl. repalra! Ad· dltloo.s, faat. rell•ble, honest. Call Dav~ • MS-1733: Chris, W.Z389 evs. ~ty Landlcapln1• Qxnp. !IClftac•pe desiRJS & lmtallat.ioo All work f\W'. Free est. Green· dale l.and1cap1ng 731-62'16 Wf' Cal'tl l'•f'P'·l Cl aner.. rnlnjc, cl"'*" u~ • ree ~ t.u»m rlMn a. uphob t11t Av11-646-1414 JAPANESE Prol. paint.Ing Ext & Int. palrhes Is additions. Law nites •38001.S Fre-e Im/Ext. ~S660 .-~MCNlu Quallfled roofing. Free est. Leak repair. m . Good ratea on shakes/compo. 975·1107 ext 119 Wur1t¥U&f 1'tudi: mouul G1&rtlt'nlnl . lrl'l' trim· ~=~:nJt. LANDSCAPE urut ~ Sll& llW.ll. de1m up, & mainl. C..U AM 548·3964 De&1p spnnJtler, aoda. t"•rpl'I Ru y d1rt'<'I throuah 1n:.laller at ~k. npert 1natallu uon Work &uu Ja11un ~ c....~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cement work uf all ku1tll> PatlOl>, ~1dew1dk io. brickwork. fr t'l' ,.,. t SM-<rni ---Dri•iMJ lftatnlctioft Ami ~ 8414 clean up, ma10l, warr. terV e _ _ _ tta udlad IJ uper Lie S31·8162 or , VERY LOW l'RICt:S -• .. •••••••••••••••••• 897-21162 l1eMUIJ', c.'Qmrq'I maant Want a REALLY CLEAN Rot.ol--,,-Ll-n_g_, -,-e-oo_v_a_t-1n-1<-. Georiie !>492015 ~~~~~~~am oew lawns, general cleaoup. Dave 642-4853, Bud~l bpefiC ..... l'reestopped/removed. Xlnt dearuna done by New lawns 751 3476 lac:\y w/exp Dependable. --------ownlrans 847·J637 1-;xp gardener . mow, ------~'<4:e. cln ups. Fret-c:.t 1\red or clearun'!, ) our fl'>llbl CM area 541'14H9l weekeods away C 11ll Jeiuuue 968-6757 aft 6P M Spnnk1e:r repatr. AulO & Manual systm11 , Spnnltlerdock install 10 yrs expr 67H<BJ Mauwr ....................... ,.._ ....... E d k ~-_.., .... Ex:penetlC'-ed Hou.st.'Clean •••••••••••••••••••••• • uigCull Debbie Brick. stone. block work. xpert resi.ma 1ng "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mlten&l.IOnS. llome/Apt te1J&11"S , 1ns1de· 640-4317 ll le flt:\, ronc~ pat aoi.. wtks. dnveways 1-·rec etit.. John 846-1583 M83.S!M ------Bedric.al .......•...•.....•..... out.-11dt', no JOb too 1>mall, llouse<>leanml( Window lrg Only quality work rleanlng Refs Own done S4S 2901 lr~ 5.S7-4426 -----ELECTRICIAN Pn1·ed nghl·free estimate on Plumb1n&. electncal. llu ui.ec L1anlng. ex· largeorsmalljob6. ~atmg. 1111 Rt'n repairb. ~ rellable. Own Lie ~ 673 035!1 fh-cest. SJ6.1J62 tran:. 661·907~ CUSTOM BRICK WORK Reta.an·wallb. planter'. dnves, BBQ:s, etc. 100·:. refs . Newport & CM. ~12 o.ve·s Pamlilla. Mtrvaog 't f ' ' area 9 yrs, ID06l rea.a. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• cherk my ref. la c . Specaali&l ln all reslden· 58&-842.5 bal plwnbu\g temergen · cy 1er v1ce. laland Sentcea.~1 • •••••••••••••••••••••• CeramJc Tile Installed. All lyJ)H, guar. work. Free est refs. Gamer 1Ue.54().q760 --------Yidto s.r.ke W ALL.P APEIUNG t't'ee e5t. Lie 330ll86 A Yef'. Sll pr roll Call Norm M$-Oll80 G Gidley Plumber. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~service. U\Stalli.· <:ompjete video servlcetc uen, bacllflow cerutaca Weddin~. athleu~ etc. ~l) p&U'ltulg a. paper· uen64.2-93U lnlo561-8931, 675-5518 tng.. Wori< guar. fo'rtt l~. Slt-ve ~ 7 -4281 WIRdow 0..•09 Pool s.r.tce. Repaln ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uc.; Papertiangw~ -••••••••••••••••••••• +-romplete noor earl', C5t.m inst.allauons up U> Want a REAU.Y CL ... AN homes & comm'I L1c'd, :1n dlsc. on paper PQO!,? Call Pool Docto~ ~.ms. fK).1.9449 ln'>2'182 Pager•s.963 Fraest.~ P-rore~s1_o_n_a_l _W lndow PlWll. waJ.Jpaper now. Save 10-15~ Call Wall 642 89Zl lrtenor & t>Jttenor pi.int 1n1t & p4pering by tradesmen Phone Petu. al\ 8pm 497.2Q5.t. ~atkM: ....•............•..... Ernat''s ~rr1.1eerat1on Hooeil. ~ble work oo rerr1 1( 1>. washer tdrye n. 540.:ll oo anytJ.me __ dewung by Joe Daniels. 714 5411 fl8S3 People who need l'c-oplc Thal 's what the DAJ LY Pl LOT SERVICE 01 RECTOK Y i.s all about' ... )V..ttd 7100 HlfpW..e.d 7100 HllpW..t.d 7100 HltpW91hd 7100 HlfpW..t.d 7100 HltpW~ 7100 HllpW-.ct 7100 HllpW..t.d 7100 W..ted 7100 ....................... ....................... .....••...•.•.•..•.•... . ........................................................................................................... ~······ ..................... .. ASSIST IM Banking CASHIER Coftsinlcffon lkkpr Gmeral Gener al Arornunt •nJ? llolet IDfTOlt SURVEY · TB.LER F\tlJ or part ume. prefer f'ee Paid. Convenie n'I n.-Baba &y Club 11 Clerk ApprfJlr.1matcl> Houaekeeper. expl'r. s ·DWto9·JQPM Mon experience. Good com lor 3 Person ~turr GROWTH nawhtnng. 2:hllhn.1wk., Kesponl!.1 Pf'!! B1·hng~al .!-• d·ay &:hru 'F.rlda y _.: FUU·time teller position peny benefits. Apply in t>ivcrslf1ed challenging _ ::.-.Cw _ --lilGlil: AUDITORt--"+, b6e for 8CWillllSJ>aYab1e· 9'.li.ich, p7r to start. • • 9·JOAM.tol:30PM Satur· avail. Exper reqd. Xlnl person. 9am l.O llam To SlOOO Also P~e Jobs ,~.., e:x-penencepref~. • rettiv•ble, payroll. Service persons. • • ~y. Great ror ~egians 5tartu1g salary + pa id Standard Shoes. 3017 S <.:ail Carol Buck 540-5001 PORT.,; R G en er a I ~ slatemenl or fnn desk.clerks Cllpt r and mooa.ligbters. S84.00 medical Ins. + vacation Bristol. Costa Mesa Snelling & Snelling or p E Q p LE cleananJC M 1al s peak ~-6 colltttlon.s. pref. but not n~ Apply per wee k . ON l.. Y bene. Newport Beach Agency, ".:rwuih H-4 "30 .. Must be t;Jtpenenced on 1n perl>on llotel Sa n RF.QlTJREMENT IS /\ Ch••RCJMcJ Job 4340Campus. PH X 0 PL R ~ T 0 .R . 10.ltey calculator and Maarten. mfi S Co11:1l GOOD VOICE. Call : Office M a n ag~r •-COOK f .,. hf AM'*"'"nR & directing hPt typiq ts rt"Qwred llW)' .. u g. Bch.. ~., ~-• ... 312 fra ......... in "' "' or r.venmg !I I t. ._ I b ---e-'"-a .,,.r "f'I' Y person. Secretarv lo pres or rali.:. oo extreme Y usy To apply, call Shelh> s JOPM Monday thru •J c.atl 497 3730 or upply in THE X : '• • manufacturing repl> person . M o th er.lo PR. EJtperi e n<'e Oiedt. ERJ LABS. 202X Ftiday HBUTAGE IAMK corp tn CdM. Must have Kitchen. 1750 s. Colli.t ~ 4 to M1dn1ght ~ISt. N 8 557 7900 AMt.AptM.ar' Coup_Je : Wire·o Oce. husband·ma1ntenanre. 200 W11ls. Oceanside. Ex· penence req'd. 2171 Campus Dr. Irv. good telephone voire. Hwy. Laguna Be:ir h ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT l'l<'a.\e call for •PIX GENt:RAL {)fr. Hun~ 8333700£.0 .E. type and a very pos1t1ve --........L. ....._ folow..__ ~735& mental attitude. Sal com COOi< _.._ .._ ,_, ----Bdl Mu:1l bP able U>type Beaut1c1an. Command mensuratt' w taballty . FUii t1m1·. Dietary exp Gl-;NERAL OFt'ICt~ & ba\e ad kno1o1.ledge of Performance. lhe haar St.art now or an :W da's pref Appl) Md 1dowv1l'"' ADVERTISING I tlhng, t}-p1nS(, exper. aU phase:, ol ~en. ofc TSL Mgmt 642· 1603 cuU.in& place, 1mmed Write, rO Box 276 . p~ ...... •.,"""Taft.''arden wtt-ftoph()rwamu.al A!-lt Xlnl working l'Ontl '11o opf!Wlg for exper. pre Coronadel Mar. CA 92625 G;:,~{'_..,.,.,, v 0 u r c I a ~~ if i l' d Ad v e rt I ~ I n g f<w ~ 64b 1684 Meda cal "' dl·nt;,I In\ c1sion haar cutter in ----Ot!partment seek s a pen.on v. hu Hn 11 to s. 5 d y. 1o1.k Cait.a Mesa Salary -+-OilLDCARE ror 2mo old, Qxik. FULi or part time t.•OJOYS telephone ~a les. be abl<• to t vµt· Gt:"1ERAL OFFICE &47 ~11 •AUTOSALES AND LIASIMG! Nace (l)evy it.one an lhe best area of Orange Cor.ny will add 3 com· romm. Xlnt Krowth op 2 dyi1 pt>r wk. prefn Mesa Verde Convales· 45 wpm lelcctnc ). have a plea~anl I l'J11 l1m.:· olfl~ won -·------p orluo1ties, paid ~molherl) t)~ or ...-u-, t 1 ""1C l k h GB&ALOfftCE benefits. Call Edmund rompetent college '>lu '-QI" ""'P1 3 ·"" en er personauty and CnJOY wor mg wit a fo1rxib~:hrs ~I SIOOToSlart ~ dent. Laguna N1 J:ut-I SL,C.M.S48·5S85. great group of people' Company \tORF:SWITii ~~t pell~ Co~ Beaut.actan. expenenced. ~ wa1&1' se • "'ue. With foUowtng. Good op· Geoeraa ~mpeosauon. I portw11ty. 545-3381 or A\&O. upeneoce oot re· quared but prevk>us sell· _B-__ sm_. _____ _ mg helpful. See Sale~ BEAl!TY OPERATOR - Mgr. I Rent space & eam more. HOWARDCM..-olet Leading CdM salon Onve & Quall St.s. 644-7:21. M.2·0943 NEWPORT BEACH • ---1 IOATS AUTO SALES ~elcoal Expert 2nd Business Is great al l Shift M acGrt>Ro r Bauer Motors We need Yacht..'>. lfi.11 Pl11cent1a, · 1 Cohu Mesa cxpenenced sa es peo· _ _ _ __ _ pie U O 0 K K F. E P E It TopCompany Benefit-. SECRETARY-exper'd , llemoPlanAva1lable typing S0-60WPM . girl He.a.Ith 4c We lna. fnday type duties 1 m;; n P'ald~catmns. 1 • CO\'(~ up lhis great o f c . Sa a r y co m oppoft~ity ! Apply an r_nens urale w /ex per. per5(lbTodayl -~-156_1 _____ _ . area 558-7643 d y!\, COOK -for pre-school. benefits include m e dical. dental. life' Gentorc&J ~nJC & t:XPt:RlENCE 831-6764eves/wltnds. Part·time.Lig.htcooking in-;urance. credit union. l'lc. Salary personal aide ror hveGa.rlolfaet- Q.ERICAL ~~~~Ji~f::i· Jo"ree ~LUS commission. Please call for ~~1t1~0::!. ~~ \.;:1~auct~~~e:l Clerical experience in intervie w. Personnel Department. hr wee.a at s:uo oet ptor Co pa.xi benefit... t'1nancial Field pre. DenLal o(fice needs help, &12·4321. ext. 277 hour + mul. Call A,wiybetween8 11 !erred. Typing s kills, front& bark. exper. pre· 67S«aiforlntervi~ t63Procha:uoo Place. g c n e r a I off 1 "c • rerred. &44--0683 ~sETTER /P "'S'T'E up Newport Beach knowledge or I BM • 1r-s; A Is:-¥ Mt-mory 100 & support Oental·Ortho Cha1rndt' One ~ca r cxpcnl'nCl'. Prctcrahly C.imeral a.'>&lSUllt to held force Asst ExP<:rnecess RDA 11C'WSpapcr ,\ppl) m pcr~on bct~ccn ~i~~~nM\~1 ~~~;g · N .U . i C ~ !J A:\1 and li l'.\l ~Iontht) t hrou g h benefit.!.. paid bollda}-!> & r'ndu \ vacalaoo. Orange County DENTAL A.'>SISTAN'l' ex Au·port area. Call ror penenced. 4 days, Mon appl. 833 ~ Lhru Thu NL $800. Ca II t1enca1 SECRET ARIES Employment avail 1n multi s urroundin g, Compelllave pay. 1n tervlew & hire f'or more info. call Tod Serv1cei. ~ ------ 00-0112 ---------DB«AL ASSIST MOOvau..od assistant w tx- ray bcense lo do vaned dutJes ror busy II. B. or fice. Good beoefits. Call Man Thurs. S.~ 962 · 3329 DRIVERS -S200 Week Will tralJ\ truck dnvers MOTOR ROUTE lmml'Cliatc opportt1n1t \' ror Ila rt ·I IITT(' eanung~. '.\lolur routt.• t1va1la >If• 1n thl• South Laguna art•a . Orl1vcr~ afternoons :\1onday through Fnd::i ~ Morrungs Saturday a nd Sunday. No monthly door collections. Earnini;::, about $500 per month gross. Hehablc transportatio n and s m a ll ca s h depos it required Call Gt2 4321. Foster Ouellet for rleta1ls. VOLT TEMPORARY SERVICES ~ Top,., Pa6d•W.,1 Ped Vec.tioft ......... ,... MEV8 A Fii TO YOU Creal Saln~non for I 1Grt'at Th1n 1ot"i I. ~o 0>a....i. Phu.a. plea.51' C'jll ror ;ippt ;~1-0510 _ GUARDS Full & part llmt< 1\ll a r t'4 l> L'nlform ' furmshed Agel> 21 ur ovoer Rt-ta rt"d v. e lco m <' So nperlt"ntt nt'<' A pp ly Uruver.-al Protection Service. 1226 W 5t h Strttt. Santa ,\na In tervlf'W hours 9 12 & I •I Monlhnl Fri llotel SECURITY We are aeelung a rehablc person lo won Oexable 1sw1ng & graveyard &tuft., I hours. Law en. forcrmeot or 5"<'unty ex· penence helpful En1oy l'X Ci>llent c ompan) tx-oef1l'> Apr.I> 9a m noon. Mon F"r • Person Ill"! MARJUOTT HOTl:l ax> Newport Centl'r Ur. Nt'WJ)Ort Beach EquaJ Oppor Er loyt'r lb1Mdlw11 S4-SC.50 pr hr + boou.., FWJ or Prr won . Rapid advanttment. Must be 18. have tr~. & speak Oumt EngW.h. Im ml"d o pen1n )?:> IHI! 70110. 641 0063 ~ECLt:ANt:Hs up 1 tu ~llf'hr <.:Jr &U 5123 lfou'l'hold help Tu11 ~J l • .r\ paid L1ve·o u1 p~lmn 2nd home ror I. A c'OUple Located on I~ bt-ach in Laguna Must be nex1ble & ha\-1.' own lransporlal ion Llltht rookan.R Hea Ith an \w;inc-e & benef1t11 Ca II Syl\'1a il4-494 1838 ~ ~· .. ~C...ty . -· 2925 Harbor Blvd. la tt 1pW)/C'-rk F\JU IJme. exper. helpful but not ~ Many co beoelats. ~ly al 1660 Pla<:ultia, Costa Mesa IOOKKEEPH CLERICAL Serunt1es Processang ~retary for f'ash1on Lllland Investment f'irm Good skills. ability to work w/rrun supervision CaJ I 640-012.3. ~8am-8~1'._!_1~~ DRJVER. Mw.t be over 18 Valid Calif Dnverb Lie w1cle&n dnvmg re- cord . Boatswain's Locker, 2431 W. Co11sl Hwy.,N 8 BOYS ottd GIRLS S mall roult.• open in Oakw ood Apartment~. Nt•wport H arbor 111 1-!h School area. 't\pprox1rpat<' earning~: ClEllCAL TECllKAL llllSTllAL II ARD WA R F: Si\ L f: S _ Appl) m pt-rson, Crown 1-f.ard"'lll"t'. 3107 .. : Coai.t l HOUSBCHPEI Hwy d nt"E'ded for Corona del --'--('-~ ----Mar famil) with han COSTAM~A FUll Orne. Exper. Small co. w lrvme. Salary. Call BABYSJTI'ER for 3 mo.' Meyerhof's weekdays, Moo, Tue. Thur, Fri 9-S:5i57.Q32,HalorRob. 8 :.>-3. -Refs. My home. B>ys LS-17 needed aner ~al\SPM. school. tile ractory work Baoklng MUST be able U> work 1 ·6 TB.1ER s plU!I Sats. 64$-Z702 P~ TilM CAllMET MAKER Mio . or l y r exp. KnowJedRe of woodwork Ing machinery. Inquire al: Westerly Marine. lil38 Placeoua. c .M. 8-4 Daily. ~ence preferred for our Costa Me11a office Please call Mr. George Wagner al ~2300 CAS HIER/H OSTESS ·Camino Mexican Restaurant. Apply In 2'700 Harbor Blvd. person. 20111 Brookh urst Costa Mesa atAdams.11.B. U.EllCAL C'.ollege Students ReqistwMow ForS....rJobs Working temporary 1s a great way lo JC a an general job expenencc. make extra money . learn about diHerenl kinds o( businesses and give yourself a baaas for career direction. Call ror an appointment today 557-0045 Equa.l <>Poortunaty CASHlERt HARDWARE rr'\•Lfr\':._ ___ E_m..;i>p--"loyY_ee_r ___ 1 SAL.ES -Apply 1n U \ I \ --- DRIVERS Men or women 2S yrs or older. Know the coast C1lles. Net S180 a week or more. Orani<e Coai.t Yellow Cab. 17300 Ml Herrmann. 1-·ounta1n Valley. <No ot Sluter betwn Newhopc & Eucud1 Btdtowk~ Firm located near Ocean has opportw11l1es for r /l positions. Will traan Earn while you learn SJ.ZS/hour to st.art More ror expenenced. 1020 w. 17th. St. C M 64$-3693 ---------1 penon ruon Hardware. llMPOIWIY rtl!SONS,U SllMClS lazt Irvine. (WeslchH Eed.roolc technician , jr. Plua> N.B. 3723 lirch 5""' to sr. level, testlnl( & trou.bleabooilna. da 111tal Ouhlen needed, fuU time Newport leoch systems + some analog. 4c part-Ume. El Toro & At leaat 2 yrs exp. Good Lq\maarea.644 ~ a.mrtPtST benefits. Costa Mesa fWili,cJn ia available in Part lime. Busy aircraft -~· 714/54()..4271 ow New Corona Del Mar CASHIER/HOSTESS marketing firm seeks bnDdl. M days a week El:per. part-Ume oltea. mature tndlvidual t o d Apply ln person at Two r 'I Ill lncludln1 Satur ays. r~.ua from ll•I", 2287 per orm aen o ce Prevtou1 Sa ving• Is ~ ' duties. 3 days /week. Loan, b anltlo& o r _Fairvlew ___ ._c_11_. ____ 1 Typing 55 wpm. •r· c:aahlerin1 experience 1----------i curate, filing. etc. Con dl9ired. f'H~ tact Mrs. U m scheid. ~~ 8156-m> CLERK TYP I ST - General office work ex· per. Good t)'1l(nl aklll.a, abllity t o h a ndl e ~. Opportunity for M!f-devetopm4lftt ~ ..,.__ blne. Salary rao•e 9D-8GO to at.art. O.C. Jlrport area. Call ror --.m-1111. LIND LEAS£ A Div. ol JllfaUoul Car .._.. &ys\tm. lac. ana ~Or.a..u,trv c::LmTYlltlT-....a .-.. 1or Jr. Cieri ti•lll -In IOlft ......,... ea, f'aMMMI ................ ¥. ••_...ff. Wiii "* I ., ~· Fa bricatJon Acrylc ,..c41fot' At least 1 yr s expr. Salary Del(Ol. 556--0900. FOOD SBVICE MGR. 5 AM to 1 PM, Mon thru Friday. Mu.st be expr 'd in ordering and rec:elvin1 and capable or supervis· 11\1 employee•. Lon 'a Kitchen. Salary open. OUJ.t\ lOAM. W11M1747 Oerdlnm''• helptr. apt.I. OolCAI ...... Solne exper . ...,,....., td-4807 ----Gtaeral Office 9am lo tCe Mon lhru Fri. ...,...uty, m1&1t ... .-.a wtUI 111urH. T.>1illl ..,.., lalary opea. LOft•a Kitchen. 9'MM'left*-_______ Ma-• ... ., .. 100• I IWll t nld .._ tw'rt NII ..... iaulltMtl to _....,, •• u,~"· ..........,.,.,, .... Umiftil, c.t• .. ..,._ l Sl.30 per month. Call s;i2 4321. a~k for CircuJat1on and leave your name ano phone numbt'r. SALESPERSONS Port Time Eantift91 Pt'rsonalil\ l'lu~ Adults O\'C'r 21 t n wurk with anc1mot1vatc kids . S.LOO per hour to s tart. a g una . Caµ1~trano. San Clemente arc•as. ~100 .1 '-' l't.'k potential. Call 6 12-<132 1 l'Xt 250 o r 4 ~l(j tiHOO hl-twt.·en 1-:;P.M . a:-.k for Andrea. PART TIME EVEMIHGS Enterpris ing Jdulb Over 21 with d~llamat'. advc11turous persona lit iC'" ,\ho e n joy working with und rrx>Uvating youth~ ages 10 to 13. S.J Oo pe r hour lo ~tart. SIOO a wct·k potentia l. Call 642·4321. ext . 25U between 2 a nd 6PM. ask for Laurie. llAllE CO~T DAILY PILOT 330 Wnt '9y St .. Cotta Mete, Ce. 642-4321 All~ 0,portmlty ..,.yer I omcE C~HIEI Enjoy workinl as Office Cuhler In Slavick's Jewelers. Duties Include verifying sales balances, doing dally banking tr1nsactlons . disbursing fund' and other related dutiH. F.xcellent Company Benefit.a Packaae. CONTACT Ml.. MUNSON 17141644-1 JIO ... !A.!I.~ .. , -_-_... . ' llAHDWAIU. HETAll. I dJcapped young adult LAGUNA IEACH l.a\-e In or out. Beaut home. Must be able 10 Pan tame posrttons now I dn ve . Ref ere n t't':.. av all 240 Broadway. &'-' 1497 497--MO:J ------------------HOUSHEIPH VOLT HOO'J'ESS ,CASHI 1-:R -ly....,._Sff B I u e D o I P h 1 n for elderly man. 2. br. 2 lte5taur anl 3355 V111 ba. apt nr Balboa Pier Lido. N B L"e m No dnvm~ ~ht ~·y SlllYICES lfMBC.mpus Dr.Ste 106 Across from 0 C. Alrport 546-4741 Equal 0ppoc-Empk>yer Hotel Maids wanled Some l:iundry ,.ork Year round. Paid vaca I.Jon. Apply at Laguna Riviera Hotel. 825 S ~Hwy, Lagunn Hotel Marriltt H1tel Hos lw udl• Ope•IJI For: •Ho••M•J!lr IAM & PM Sh1fb1 • Secwffy Officer Full time. Craveyarrl •Cook I Full Tlme•Dliy..I •G•••r I Full Time·De)'ll •PIX 0,.: ... <P•rt·llmt~ts & weekencb1 ..... , ........ 1ParMlmeevenln11 • wt!f'tc~t l We are seeking reliable. people oriented applicants to join the Marriott te1m. Enjoy excellent company benefit.I includln• a free meal per 1blft. A...tY In Pt-non .. ., · nooft .,_.,, ttlmu•-" ,.nday To PtnclMtl O..part,._ too MtQut C1•ar lrtft , ... e:z::t:=r_.,.,-..d --, :.peak a little English SlOO wk Call son Hob coUert 7141498·2229 HOUSBHPIR /Li•• in Apprec1at1vt' family !'I day1>. OccanJront Ref:. ~l!i91 ------11 U US F: K t: t: P F: R wanted Live an. 2 rtuldren. 6 a. 8. Salary & hrs nego. 759-5391 or ~ Housek~r /Cook, live in Board & care home for the elderly. EOE Call ror Inte r view llSZ-2076 Housekeeper Live.ln. For Father Ir 3y r. old boy. Beaut.JruJ home. steps h'CllD Bay. N.8 . Rm/Bd. Se.I. m-3793 or 523-4820. HOUIEKEEPER, Un1 tn, Bia Canyon area. Exper " ma neceu. 5 days/ Sl40 wk. SU.rt lmmed. .... INSPECTOR PllllClSION MACHINED PAll1'8 flOl l•a.MATK* C.AU. '714tl4t·1t •• DIMmTTAfl446 lle..._aM)'> ....... ~~~· -p:..;_, I ·•· -~--' -.. ~Wal II 11M .... W h~ 71M ....._W_.... •••••••••••••••••• ........................ .........., 7100 I ...... ••••••••••••••••• "CGn-lW8 LYN Par\ time. Rel1et ,.___ 1. h a r 1 • N u r a 1t ..... _ ("OMJl't. MTl:aS ll 7 :io.ut. M a Vtrde Ima .,_~»a11ex lilt •OS olftff for 1ndllidoal1 'llHt h n c::~ SMP II OA II llW'rMal for ap olicM&I ...., .,. ~lnl for , • bn&IMr futUN •11.h a ~ that uf , ... ~ ... ~l"ll •• rewards toe 1 n di~ 'lll'ho s how si n1 mUc. XW. M1.n • bneflt5 are awalt.l.tt. you CAil ML llM* at f14 132 Z6tO o..ra.I Actldeont Group tma I::. 17th St Tustin lNSUflANCt: UNO..:RWKITt:K L.Arice t'Omtn •1~n<·> Eliper' nee. Good bene & rompe n utlon . Call Diaae am..~ lnteriOr Deslan firm ha. an immediate openiuit for the nlht person an the desicn field Drapery ttx perlence hel pfu l 497..J776. 10.m·Zpm JANlTORSrMATDS P ff e~ Irvine an .. 11 ~!_25 ll\r. 541 3311 Janitorial, couple over 21 w /reliable t r ansp for p/lime nights 2AM 5AM Lag Bch or N.B. area 830-&Vl Janitor ROllNSON'S MEWrOlT 2 '-ll'a. l.a.d Has operung for JAMITOllAL ~VISOR Expe rienced 1n al l phases or janitorial work . M usi h av t: l>upenrtSOry background Hosp •1 Cnwr. U..Mlaa.141---MAINTBN Nl'E lNGlN R A ~ SISTANT (or H10 Mt'd1u1 Co tin " ~ Man Uvu ffi a.so per hr rull bt>atflta 831~ ~ tnan ht-lpt r f<W .,_ rom1>46 ll1 (" M flrUred Of .ml 12 U I M a 1 n I I' n a n r t• M 1t n ~ ~· pen n<''1i in rlf'dncaJ " C'lrpPnt ri f~ld l"relrr past hnl1•I t'~~ Appl} tu l1 ti Surf fl ·and H ot~ I lAIUN 8ta<'h, 4!'7 4411 • MANAGaS..SHOft U11y & N1Aht Shtfl, \'olurnl' pr1)(fu1· 111111 I 11>'llllt I.he bell t T "P 1111) Call mt' p~r~on »ll> tt.oQt-r M acC rt111or ~Yochh M2'83C> MaAagemenl Amb1l1ou ., coupl1• P 1llmc 12 l5hn. ~ i.. S6oo s~oo m u u 111 lt~~9 ~ Tll REWARD . will be ail ~,. at <Mir modem far1UI) aoialtld "'~niton Burh We AN' • fador ot CARE ENTEJUJIUS~. • 1row ln, chain~ C'Onva aei.crnt hritpltalt We have un nwdlatt1 opportun1t1rP1 for RNs-LVNs 41 SMftt Th~ ut1afl.11·u on that roma from wort11n11 1 C.ufwld Will ti.• 011h ont' 11 your 1'1'w1&r~ Wt' (II IM' 1111 I'll( tlh-nt 11oal8f\ lllld l)t'Orfll II d It\' Off on )'OUr blrthd•.), jll UI\ 11 prol~1onal. ctmt11•nl•I ,.ork f'ft\<l ronm1·nt To lf'am mun• nboul thr "fl IJUl'\W\lllh Ill \.41rl1dt.I pico~ oil nr ,1pplv a.1 GARFIELD CARE Con••c...t Hoapitol TIRI c;1uf1t'ld I funU111(t•lf1 8''.t<'h. l A 1714) &17 9671 i",Q u a I 0 JI p Jo. m r h r 1\1 1F1H MJ\NlCUtll!)I in nt•t'. xlnt opportu111t' cllt'n l t.>le n ot ri·q d Ki(hard 0ul'llct. 200 Newport ~nter Or 1--------- Marketini: & :.alesper:so:n:1•---------·1 needt'd. PIT f-'ri ·Sun :'>tu.st be per:.onable. ncut dppearance and good physical cond1t111n ('011 tact Jack1t• 7141962 137·1 MECHANIC $200 Wt•ck Will train Open 8urn 8pm. 995-M 13 Mechanic wanted for Porsche & BM W work in beach area. Good shop. top wages. Call John nt Oelbrus.tnd , 642:922S NURSES AIDES We see« ma1ure, rehabll' Aide:; to work 111 our pleasant. modcrn raciht- 111 Html.lngton Beach W1• offer free Cert1f1cat101,1 classes. I nu." challeniunl' pos1110n olfrr.. ~ou a good saldr~ and ~fits plUS"'tht' 11: ward of helping othrr' Please call or apply ::it ~ be .bilingual Hours . "4DIC.ALASSl$TAMT •am·3.30pm ~Int co. For Pediatrician. ex benefits Appb Person· . perienred only. Newport nel, t08m·12noon ~ton . Center 644-0970 GARFIELD f'n E.0 E. -----~~~~jMedlcal Ass1St.ant. 1 Girl JANITORS /MAIDS -:-,· offu:e GeneFal pracl1t·t· i CARE Ptr eves. lnrine area ~days. 842-SS89 _S3.25/l\r 541·~ _ _ Medical Secretary for an Conv~ Hospital JEWELRY SALES i.nterrust. Salary D.O E TI81 Garfield From time 10 t 1 B1lutguaJ preferred. Of. lluntmgton Beaeh. CA have a.a opening 'Fo:·an f1ce ne.a r So. Coast 17141847·9671 experienced diamond Plaza. Olll 642·4300. Ad !>ales person (amlhar Stuer 1154. 24 hours a Equa l Opp Employ r w/eng8'!ement sets & re-d~y __ -=:;::-:--::----J·~~~~M~i~J-~' 1~1~1 ~~~·I mount sales for So. Coast M EOICAL Plaza Mall retail jewelry BACK OFFJC E store. nus person mlly RM'S Proftresslve Health Co located 1n Newport Beach has 1mmed1ate foll time openings ror Calaf. Lie. RN'S with Tri~e experience, 4 day worit week & some eves. Xlnt ulary & fringe I bencr1ts package. For n ow be presen tly Part t1me, Nwpt Bch, ~by an indepen· gocx1 salary. Will tram dent or 1ma1l chain and -~---•-----fem tbal their effort & 1 Medical Asst -abi~y '-not being re-Pltime ror busy ENT or· ~ nor rewarded. f ._:_ .. 1 'This is an opportunity of ice, llU.IUW edge of back a lifetime for aomeone de & typing necessao. looki ng for advance· Call.495-0740 mert. a defti re to SUC· c:eed.. wlllingneM to ac- cept responalbllity. & who ls sharp 4t alert. Your earning potential is chred1.y related to your aptitude & self mol1va· hon. Th.is is a career with lhe r~t jewelry chatn \n lhe U.S. I would hke to talk with you & keep) our nameonme WE:ISflliD'S Mr Klem ~7187 S40 7188 KITCHEN HELPER Fl.lll lune. Mesa Verde Conv. Hoep. 661 Center, Costa Mesa. LAB ASSISTANT: Will lnllll. no expenence nee. Duties include main· tenance of glasswe re. lab upkeep for R & D Dept. d Bio-Medical Co. Wm hrs. are 12 Noon to 6PM. Moo. thru Thurs. S3.SO per hr. Contact Ad· ministratioo 8-S, Mon. thru Fri. 63H8SS. ---Landscape maintenance MIDICAL more inlormat100 con Front office. Busy OB tact Rosalyn W1lhams GYN . Ell per. n ee. 833-IO.U .. E 0 E . MI F F/time. 556-6091. __ Nursing Models -Actors ~flt AIMs 11'11 fun & profitable to 51.00hr. 7·3s hlft. pnnt model. Newport Xlnt working conds H Photo Fashions. A high Paid holidays . 1::0 I:: Fashion Photo Modeling 642·3505 Studio. 951-7174 l33yview~n\·. lfosp11al :n55Thunn Ave, C.M MOVIE EXTRAS!! All ages & types needt'd. 18U W K.at.eUa Ste. 125 Anaheim. s m .ree, 778-1080 Nursing RH.P/flww Front & Back ofc [)o(o. tor's o fc Nutr1 g~nll· specialty prac W1ll111g tu ...1 learn nutnl1onal rounsel MOVIE 1ng a nd a c upress u r e EXTRAS .II. therapy Must be Oexi. ble 6.11 2712 Mon. Wed AU types & ages needed or fohd_a~y _____ _ for ma.ior feature ft I ms & 1._ ________ _ 1V commerc ials Our r cbent.s have appeared in Nursing such films as "ROCK y CERTIFfED II", "I 9H ". "Tll E HURSE AIDES ROSE" and too m an> Start at SJ 65/hr. S3 7S more to mention. Com· aft. 90 days. All shift!> me r c 1als ... UN ITJ-:D ADl>!y at. Newport Con A I R LI N ES, C 0 CA viiiesceol Centcr. 1!>!>5 COLA. DATSUN etc etc. Supenor Ave. Newport Call oow for appt Fee re· Beach 646-1764. quired. (213) 465-4493 or t: O E <21J> 462·s1oi. I~~~~· ~· ~·~~~ Foreman needed. Vaned dulles. FuU time per ma· nent. Good co. benefits. Mu It 111 th 0 per at or Of'f1CE WORK _ Will App I y at A & H Trainee. Full time pos1 train $180 per week to Landscape. 23811 Via tion. Irvine Unifie d st.art. {)pen Sam to 8p m f'abricant.e, MLSSion Vie School 01stn ct. Entry _995-84 __ 13 _____ _ level sa lary btwn: JO. 768--4751. S767 tmo. & $845/mo. OFFICE CilRL Landscape Fore m an ~.at. #30. Lite office & some retail n eeded , f u 11·t1 me , l•---------I sales in aircraft parts & permanent, exper'd & HEWHOMESALES pilot s upply s tore . strong background only Tnunee ok. O.C. Airport need apply. Apply at Comet.alk to us about OP· VIC. 540-7~ Zl8l1 Via Fabricante. Ste {JOrtunit.ies available at ---------- 0 M v George Charles Realty. OFftCE 1 1• · · btwn 9 ·3· We're expandln'! Ex· 76M1Sl cellent commtssio n G1S•r• 1t. Wdq»cJ. iftcl. Legal Receptionist-&ChedWe. members of 7 A,,.&A,IR.P-.pos. Typist.Mln6Swpm.Lag local boards, coogenjal reqt1lrH relloltle ......... ,._.. .... w·--·-group and bonus pro ~ Cos.. .....~-.--........... rs. ......,w gram. For a coolidentlal Valor ..___ &11-lOIO interview, please call alor Electro•lca. UXJAL SECR ETARY -carlGotluso67S-7512 540-9264. Niluel pneral practice. • S TraiMe/Recpt. Lacuna OD~' ~~ypln1 s ltllla . YSJEMS, Ufl.UAIDS-·~~~~~~I PRODUCllC. 1~ Newport Dunes 11 le I-"'119' owr. un Baek Bay Dr. New1s-per delivery, ear· COIY PIOCISMMG _N_.B._Mt-_.;.81.;__ ____ 1 ty A.M.; e«>nomy car SYST84S UOUOI a... req. Dua Pt. • Laa. FOi THI M &;: .....,.., ex· ,::-,~~-~---~a0'112!!!;. MIO!!_M_o_. _+ CMIAPHIC AITS ~ or wW train. 1-=.-arr--~ W.1-------i TlallfCIAMS ,........ lmmed)at• openlnaa I• tODIAL Y.SIS avaJI for field aervlce ~ for repair o f .. ~VN Vl7r'a, mini C'Offtpuwn. ritid diact • UM plin· l ... 2 Ye&r1 eltptf' .• AA .... ,... or eqmulenl !ftWlAIY ......... PlHH 1Clrwvd,...... to : .... W..e.d 1&00 .... W...... 7100 '+\lldlleldwy,May1, 1990 -A ~~::::·1·,·~::·,; .. ::••• ••;::;:.:::.;:;:::,•••••• Hlfp W..ted 7100 Hllp W ... ed 71 WW ~ ..-:" r.n ~ """ ST s·t-·;··1·1············· .•..........•......•..• tr• n ... ..., w~k lo Ge8Al. ~I a l'°'· u or P1T. Apply 1tU't Open bnHlpm T p 1 m P\'l'80fl. The P•rs1m· ..------...u Y anit eJCper e n ce 1' ._ ~ · n.tt'Htar y Nt'wpor t ~\0,~ 1 jl't!. 229 Manne SICltlrilY ~Tl!1cher-ant (;e nte r . t'ro p•rt) SALffl OPPORTUNIT Y ~Uonal Mart.Una ed c.rtlflcate or ,.. MaoaseM(nt. Perm a w Sh aec.u fol' Wa var1tl¥ perltme tiUmmer Pol.II nmt. benefl1.&. Write to ktl /E ".· Hutton llub· Job. Want out1olng 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OAH.V PILOT ~ nJna for tndlvld\lal W\th I mo on the jOb tra 1nlnll • I mo u ~ II\ l •pfta.lt PllY In• road work. t!x jm'tt'IV't In twia Y y t"q w p nwc .,._Uon, die.el Ir ... dwnp trucka. ('().ft) l*Uft61tal machlltt'I Sullft'Vate fl 111 man <'r•w li~Ut Jobe t;alary II p.or hr Tru ad tu nHreat t:m11loym11ot °"\ tOOpll)('lll Ot f u:u Dot ia mo10 Ad p.ld ror I)) 1'ffll)lo~er uona &\<a.Ill In Newport llox •700. Th• Dally ' ary t:am 115.000 to per.an ab&e t.o work on Uucb. t.:all Su i an Pilot. P 0 8ox IHO, Sli.000 Part· ti Mt' o wn Top ulary 41 __, Colt• Mesa. 92626 972 2712. Or Mod res um,• beneflta. so. Cout Plaaa llCll'T1"""' to POBOX 824. Ua1ly area .. PAHTTIMt; yn11011 ~ With vnlST rllot. POBOX 1 ~60. ~Freet.oapplkant l~O\iln AB Ulek t:• ~ Twathout typlnit OlMat MNa. CA~ lMne Peraonnet A&tncy per ISt4 tm:I N R ,....__.. o1> pay. Tem -48ll E 17th co.ta Mesa porary ft fwl time Call SaJea ~"°" needed for swtt:za. ' 642·1470 .Tod~atW79-0164 &lit ahOp in Corona del TRAlNEE·Prlnll• .. BlueU.M. WUllDt t1t train pcnonll w /'f)I) prtor ~ .• but hu aood M&..o tJlude lnt.o tbe bluepftitl· NJNTIMG Secunt ..... ...a.. 1111 f*d. Full Ume w~. '""' & wuroen tu aulH'tl lul' (ic.h Moo Sat M111111 hi! 0111 i:vllli. ilble to lialk lo~ ~bbe l'all T um 11t ~~or~7 II rou at\! 20 or over. & ~tor• carHr op POrtllll.lty ln pnnUnit. 1111 pl} i.t N :NNYSAVER. lt8> Placenua, CM UCB'TIONIST •~ee Paid Nnr 0 C Airport Bfo11u11ful Of(' or~tl chenls. lou ol vanc:ty f'rll'ndly '>lllCf To lli08. Also 1-·ff Jobs Qlll Carol 8U(k 540·5001 Snelling & Snelling ol Newport Beach Ag~nc} Mar to wortc part time on v.ieetends Call &1a.2268 8 3M OO Mon ·Fri to8 lO~hitt-:.,..· 3• 12·30 8AM·SPM. Mon·f'ti: ~10 Newport Dunes SWU al S:US hr. C.U .. Apply ln penoo. Mark m-211180 rAYltOUCLYK ~ry 1~ to ~ !Ill l't'r hr Xlm uvvt \ w11h 1·nv1ron mi11t.l.I 111en<'' Typing l!I nt't wpm, l )t'Jr 1~yroll rlcr1cal t'xpcr Xlnl bentof1L'> md udl' a 3 11:.t ) weekend. t'' •'n ot.ht•r weril "r~·)' PeJ'M)f\llc Offtec lliK4 Elhs A' c Fnunlam Valle'. C ·\ IJZ708 714. 540 2910 EOEM F PA YROU CLERK Tile Joli)' ttc>&-er Inc • a fast growing rt>Staurunt 1·hw11. ha:. an OJ)t'ntng lor dn expent'n<'t'd pa> rull dl'rk to ~11rk in ..i ~mall 1k.•f)ltrtnwr11 hunt.llrnK J(l p r 0 " I m II t t• I v I • ~ (1 0 \'llllJIO\CI'~ ('o m pul l'rllnl p .I\ ro 11 & n ... 1,1ur:int µa; roll t'\ P•'"''""'' " dl'f1111to· plus 1\1>1ltl> to dcJI dlt'<'t1\l'I\ \\ 11 h II 11 I •. \' t•" .. ·1 tnJn.ii.:1• rnt•nt .1 111 u' t I .x1't.·ll1·n1 \\Ork101: l'OOd• t1()(\.' & tw11l'f1t µ111grum ~1lh opportun1l) ror acl \dJWcm1•nt Salan 111m llll:'n~ura t e ~ 11'11 ,., pt•rt(.'O{'t• /\ppl,· Ill Jot'Nln bl·t~l'en 1:1..im &. Sµm, o r &end re1>um(• to nw .Jolly Ho~rr Inc l~Cf1llrtt1• An' In !l~l \t PBX OPERATOR Tell:'phun\· An!> ~en . "t 11 lram. fuH & IHlrl tun .. 11a\S !"..t? 67H • PBX OPERA TOR • Pan llmt• or tull 11m1• di:i)'> or <'' C'-Mu<,t tw a b I e l o " u r k ' o m t' "kendo; T' ping 'kill., req \tan) (0 l>cnd1t., 1-X>E Fa.'ih Is. area·640-l I 10 Airport area 646-8000 PBX Operator Answenng service. ex· penence pref C M area Swing & Gr ave)a r d avail For info. call ~Im. PBX ROllNSOH'S NEWPORT 2 Fashioa lslcMd has opening for PIX OPERA TOR Temporary part t1mt' po:.1t1on to <'0' t·r for \a1·.1t1ons Must be flex1 bit' with workinR hour' Xlnt co benefit... Appl) Pcr..oonel, 1Uam·l:!noo11 ;\ton Fri 1-: 0 E PHI NT SHOP l'R t-;~!-. 1'HAINF.F. Appl\ Ill pel"'IOI\ 333 Th 1 rd St reet l.11l{Ul'la Belich P'ROIA Tl SECRETARY Min 5 yrs exper in all ~~ ol probate. eap11 ble of working without 5upen ision. fle'<1l>lt' a~ to work unde r prf' :.surc Laguna lltlh ,aJarv nei:ot1ablt> C:all U>n\' 'or Jpµt $1!1, YO?O Pt<OllUt"I' ASSt:M Bl. Y Pf'KSO~ nt'edetl for ra:.t (l.ll'td Jl1•1 \1l'd1cal Co ~oo thru Thur' worlt \H('k 1-·u11 bcr1d1t-. o.:Jll~ I' It 0 ll l ' l 1' I O !'-. Tll\J:'\ 1-.I-: llulJIK'r hO'l' µroctun:.. 11 v1n<· .Jft'tl ,\1ust p a'' cump.i11, ph}Mcal 1nrludml( l>ark X·ra,> T Jkm" 1w1>ht .1 t1ons btwn li&lu unh Stratorl ex 111 .. 1 /\rm:.troni: ""'' In 1-. IJ .t-: A l\t•ntl. llltO al'llOI\ h11 ..n t'Xlellt•nt C'um m i...s1on in t"<fllinOlllJ: Tn1'1 llt•Nl lnvt>Stlllt'nt markt•I 1-.1 l1·cl1\'l' T rJ1111ng f•ru J:ram L'all J1i.194 •.OIU Rl'Oll Estate Sot~s Onl> lhc moll\ .Jll'll Will 1•arn high 1nroml'' "'" 'lpe<'taJtzl' tn nr1•;in \11·w home-. Ca ll 11 'nu arc motivated • ~9521 Robert Sack~ & A.s:.oc1ates Real &11 ale Salt•s P·t·oplf' needed in S u nset Beach ofc. top commt.,~\OO. Call Bud llyams f7 I 4J 146-5502 Ilea! l:iilate Sal~ TOPOfftCE • &st Loration • lllgh CommiS51on •Professional Training • upenenct'd only • Expenen('t•d onl~ •Call Now ll.edhiJI lteall> fi7J 7300 Ask for Walt 4.:MOCa_m_p_us ___ ~~ Salefl SUMMIRJOIS vacuuon club h1rin11 foll o r µart time phonl' personnel·tac kel d~ h verau, Guar. i.larl NOW' SA. ~.7957 R. f. LORd So6e1 l•iiiliiiiiilliii _______ _ SALESWOMAN f'W small. fas t growing Ladles Boutique Cham Xlnt potential. salary & benefits for personable. m a ture . c apat;lc I 0.15% CCNMl!lnion S..TWsS-.od 955-3402 AJk f« Mr. hCIM :.ale ,pt'n.On Fu 11 P .Time Mr 1-::CJ~arclb <Jr Mrs Trablsh 557 157!1 -s:;.lttOffiun -TRAVEL AGENT U " All shlfla Orange Co perlence d . C om..- locauoo <1W> 979.7243 · rr;ierclal/Sabre . lrvlae. !-. x e c u l 1 v e T r a v e I SICUltITT 833-9406. --------Mature, well·groorned TRAVEL AGENT: Full geotlema.n ptt1me to greet visitors & give lime position in bu~ directions an public· Aaency. Minimum 2 yn;. K~ in Corona Del eitpenence mundatorv Mar. Ca.II 673-2268 Mon.· Sala.ry based on <!X· Fn 8 l0am·4 OOpm penence Contact Rolt -----71416751777 • Sf'..CY BKPR. part rfull ---- time. k E Co Cd M TRAVV.t. Salary neg Call !I 12. 11 8. travel agency needs ~·Thu 67~ ,1 It . r I t ex p e r . I a Rehcf lfou~e Parents ~ t' couple to rt"hC\ e hous e pan•nt"> on dltemate "knd5 an humt" ~um: W/SIX dl'Hlop _________ _. men t a 11) d 11> u b I e d -----Servtcc st.at1on manager 4!17·1018 domestJc & int.ematlonaJ ll~. 714-346-6677 cllent.s Both m~l h:n·t· Sale:. & attendant Laguna muumum of 2}111 «>llt'g~ WANTED Heath, ru11 time. itood TYnSETml ----------- ll1 Social SC'1e11ni urcu & A ~~ 1st ant to s a It•~ pay & manager·~ bonus h.ave had ('rt'\ UJU..' I'll McUl:ot~cr Young, wt'll Auendattts ruJI llmt' "' penenc1· with dt•\t'lop organlled 11gi:r•'''I\ ,. part tune. CO"otd Mesa m<' n I a 11 \ d 1'1'11J I1• d i.alec; <1nl'ntt•d Jll'r'lon ,\pply at ~ Newport 1·hent<; Hl•,pc1n\lhtltllc'> w <'Olleiic ckRr~· & "1m•· Bhd C:0tita Me:.a EOI:; inclu111· µro~ramm1n~ 'iales expen enn• to 1o1.ork \1 f' 111 'I'll h1•lµ & h:1!-ui ,. for ~l .... \.'I' uf nat1on;1I So. Coast Shopper h looking for top notch typesetter on Compu w-aph.Jc eqwp, 12 da) Sat a must, part·t1me or ru.11 lll'nl' avail 830-1672 Tue 1-h d~. or 646-0230 eves '" I I I ' b ,. h ,I v I 0 r company C<>Od P"' rr rn1 .. l1l1l'J l111n. & C'Onsis in~ .:ru .... 1h ~·nd rt• ~llOE SALES Wanted. full or pan time Good l°o benef1h rulure mgmt PoS1t11>n.~ po~lil bk-Apply In pet'IOO bN '•dill & ll•m 3077 ::, UthLOI, (' M T yping , pa rt ·lim~. t.u11 'U"'-'r' 1,11111 Job 10 'Wlll' lo I' rfJUlll & lx>drd lvr Nl'WflOrt Bt•Jt h I 'A !l~:t M.ax·A . some leul b'< Rmd. 5 :10 Tri 11:30 PM . Call S.illv ~ tn 5 PM 64C>~> 11JU~lt• + $100 µcr ~kmJ Sl-:A\t!>IHl-:'i.S (,rn.,. l rut;<d Ll·rcbral l'JI!\) uti.? -.ail loft ,, . ..,., c>.µcr S.16 57~ tndmdual 8!JH 4!43"1 T'f PI ST W llH U l'r<OC ESSO It ft1.,,t<1ura111 L CAPTAIN s<;A~1STH ... ss "·111 SIL.KSCRHH OftERATOR ,.J'll a('('Uratt' T~ p1 -;t wanted for entry lt.:111•1 µ.1>1uon . pleasant work llll'l rondlltOO.' Apply Ill f)Pf"IOn t.o Mr f-\tt•nte:o. ot l<Ubert Ut'1 11 Will1Jm ,.'ru.I & \S.~ 1101 (JUdll 'l"80\..,tr1"I~ nt'<~•·<! Tu p l'rl\Jl•· l"luh '1.1·~ flOrt p.;l\ f, t,11 n•• l'.11t1 .;11n SJ il And ~~I Up ~Kµl'r pcrm JXJS1 t1on <:ond benef >.lnl wo rk1nll lli>ach, t..ible '>ldl' t•llµ.·r £~11U1 hi3-211JU Jircl but w 111 tr Jin :\IJdtL'> unh lnte1 \ ll'"'' Wt~ &'rhur. I 11'\I =I B1 i: C'an,11n 1>- 'l,1•wport Reach Hot;aurant . HOSTESS :Jlunches& I or2ntllhl1' IUSIOY Lunch Mon thru Fri ,\ppl \ 1n Pt•r:.1>11 "rt II :JIA .. '1 l...J ('J\e. 1!'95 In inc· A\1· <: ;\I Restaurant Good Ear++. Opl•ns Ma} Ill. Now ac· ceptJng apphcauons for OlshwllSber. ~p. Line Cooks. A M shi f t Busbo)s . AccepllnR 1 backup appbcat1ons tor W ai tp erso n s . Host.es$/Cashiers t Busb· oys Apply. Good Ea rt.h. Sunflower at Bear. S.A. SALES Dependa ble mature homema k1•r. ~ expr. pm. 493 m:i SAL1-;.-; -Dependable ~maker ror perma- nent p,1. Eves & Sat hrs Xlnt. d.t.scount. The cor. f!Je Bean. 549-1766 ---- Sales E...; pen ('r\('(_'(j. a RI! rr<;" v e )d!.sUllters reqwrcd by progressive C'ompany. Call631~ SAL.ES GIHL -Mature. .SIXW: HU t~l'T -" cd I 1 und ..L M ar~·a i i l ;;:JI rr.m lhru Sun l\Jhr.1 ( onn t.h.lllll 'l .1r ht <:lul> 16(11 f{,,,,1d1· 1>1 l'llM Stat1.,nl•f\· St11ro• 1n Sl N~wport&•Jt h QX-ona ciel ~tar n., .. 1 .. 1·'1;· TYPIST. 6+I 6.J&J . SECRETARY ORDER DEPT. 11r 1.1 )a le\ 1-.d) ,. u II t1nw. 5 da>s Xlnt .,..,1 k II >11U n> :-harp & can do in;: rullJ filPH 111!1> fine i•1 wpm I cun make ynu 1 lit"1lttll· 1,;:; 10111 II !JolJcd Pho«> Type Set h1111 Miit 111rtlc1 pro tt'r Th•· «ompnsan~ C'•''"niz 1•,111·ri•·11<·1· • 1---------•1 Huum \rt (_j r1ffln . Olu ... 1 l 'I"' '""'pm '>1.(ll'k •r.-.:641 IJ.'1.,ul unt lllo-<I ,, I •l'•l 1 Roe1~s-.....·s I phoo•• m.1nn•·r... 1; 1•'~1 h " -" TY'1ST /CLE:RIC p<1~1t1on Ir-10•· Fu r 11 MEWPOtrT 11.lf-tdll mmdc-d person to r.l'r 1up :.JIJr) ~ 2 ~1"-d lt11 ndlc processing of bt:nef1 l.l> ~11<.1 rci.um(· hUoPC!fWlR for 1 ~orders & relat to Cla......,1f1ed Ad 11Si'J. STOCk PBSOHS · oo dut.tes in Irvine t\d Uatl} Pilot. P 0 tt.ix flours 7am ·J JOpm I Aaency Expenence In 1500.CostaMesa.9262b Tues ·Sat. and 7am. ma1ota1n1og recordi.. 3 :.)pfn Moo ·f''r1. Xlnt. !>ll"Ollg typing & flhn1< SECRETARY ("0 benefits. Apply sblls a ml.L'it. f'rlelldl)" Lano Pla.nrung of r t<'t! 1 n Personnel. loatn· 12 noc>r\ a t mo !> p b e r e . • l n t S J .C.1 g1rlotr1ce.salar) Mon.·Fr1. • bener.u. Ca ll Mrs . commensurau~w/uper. EOE BreC'k e 7 52·6 171 at 661·7000 ~~~~~~~~~~ Cochran C hase. L iv 11&10•r. ..... , ........... .u... mgstOn & Co •• Inc. ~·---~. TF.ACHER -~scttOOt ------·-· -for • So. County Water •'u l 1 · t t m e . 1 mm e d Typist. Genera l ofOC>e. Agent'). Xlnt typing employment. Exper. >tigt\SchoolGrad.Nou skills e sseota•I. Die · neoc. Bene 54().lgl.i per. ne<-. Will tram. Good taphonc expr· filing l -, benel"ILs & promotional woman ofr Star ting Teacher 's Asststanl· opportunitl~. Fa r m t!r:. salary S106S/mo. Ca 11 Speaa.J classes ror ban· I nsu r• n c e G r 0 up ~ dlcapped adu!ts. 2 yn. ~100 E.O.E. • Secretary <"Oll•ge EK~r. nq'd . ---------·- IOOICKEIPt lllOO Xlnt vac at.ion ft an· f SICalTAlll~/ 'u r ance b enefit s . TYPISTS ~'ltda>'S 8 JG.4pm. Unit· Applicants shou.Jd hav~ t'd Cerebal Palsy As 1 acaaa~typang , Reneral :-.o c 1atlon . 3020 W admuustrat1ve & strong i•--bookkeep1n g ~kills . ......·ard Sl Sanu Ana. Pleasant working at· 5'4&5760 ______ _ mosptien. & •Int bencof1ts TELEPUi"\..to.IE SUR E We need Junior & Senlnr 1)'J)ISt.S for a.s.s 1 Rn men L" in )"OW" area. Top pa). Nu Fees. Bonuses available PHAf{MACY ASSl!:>T REAL EST A TE Some cosmetic eitper. F T or Prr Irv 552 is..114 with s mall Laguna ~ V Y Beach Co. For detail~ rART TIME ~ v1rru1< !l fi M o n I-r 1 SA.LES Prolc..'SStonal pharmac} 1 op f n In g In w e I 1 Must type 50 60wpm. (-stabushed Irvine firm. Call 642·1580 for an Tra1n1ng ass1'>tance . terv1ew & appt.M r . generous comm1s~1on Grant ----!-.Chcllulc (.'a ll Dawn. Photo F'irushmg Driver nt't'd<.>d for ra~l growing 0 C amatt·ur "photo lab. Car provtdt>d $3.25hr Call ~9·7366 PHYSICIST SOLID STATE Must have a Ph 0 1n Physics or Cht>mt~lr~ Will rondurt bai.IC n • search 1n efrects on ab!.<Jrpt1011 {'ff, .. i... un gas lO·">ltll intl•rfacc,, develop 1t(•w and 111 novauve matl'nals. pro ces.'\eS, and pnnc1ple1o for the dele<.'\1on ol Rase~. 0>,00>/)'r Take ad to neare't Orange County t-:OD of flee, OOT023 061-014.HO Paid ror by employer ----- MOM'S DAY Pl:wc n 1\lotht'f .. ~ Oa' me,~:ii?" on our SJ>('C'1.1I M 111 hc·r ... Oa '' p11 ,,:c• Ma\ 11 You ('afl pllll'I" a n11·"·1Pr for a~ Htth· 3l'i ~:i ~or add l' no~er to ~our m('llsaiie for 11~ 1111 If' as Ss,oo C11ll 642 Sil?ll $1.13 •DAY That'• ALLyou pay L fora JUdayad lnlhe 8J3..lt6W m:cEJYrlONIST Yflun~. rnendh. ft·mah.• t11r lull lllTll' emµlo~ ml'nl E \ l'O IOI!!> & wt·ekends <:a II J:.ini•t ur !'.lu ~·. J 1J hn Wa)nc T enn•'> C:lub. 1114 5000 IH.C E PT! 0:-i I S T for An1mJI llo~p1tal F:x 1Jemmci! preferred Full t1m1· Lal(una Be a c h 494 1076 ------- SALESGIRL -Mature. Cardshop Part ume. 552-8414 Sales & mvenl.Or) hdp 4-Shrs. daily Call for 1n 1erv1 t·w . 499·:JI Iii o r .if»-7tz7 ------- ~AU~LJ\J)Y S Day wor k week includes Wet'kt>nds Full t i m e Wo men 's Sporb wear The 1Jay, &Jboa. 673-5650. Ask fo r F.d or Roger. SALt~ OtITSIDE MARJHE HARDWARE Ex.pr. nee 213'374 7422 llE(;EP1'10NlST VI\ ac1ous. outgoing look SALES mg fur unique oppt'y. REPRESEHTATIVESI plush new law ctr, Fash t lsl, N~ '."'ultra mod WANT SECURITY " phones Lite ~ypmg req We're a NATIONAL Call Dawn, 642·8S32 _ _ _ _ ____ company wtth regional REC E PT I 0 N I S T offices and , warehou.,es Mature woman. prof. of· '" lhe GlannJt and In ltCt! in Npt. Bch Mon· dustrial Tradt' I n fh. s·»5 30 Some lYP· dustnes We have an IM i.ng. 642-0292 MEDJATE opcmn11 for a super salesperson to ex· clUSJvely represent our RECEPTIOMIST IMMB>IATE Of'lllMG We are teeklng an in· dividual who likes me<?t· mg people, can type, '" outJ(oang and enJoys a variety ol tasks. We olfer • at.abae work eoYU'Ol\J'Denl with an u cellent !>a l a r y ano benefits package mclud in& company paid Life, Medical. and Dental ln 9Ul'llDCel. Pemlon Ptan~ Savtnls Pla.n w1lh hl2h ~ rate. on• week s-MI vacation after 11lx moa&hl. 11 pawt holidays per year. This poeltlon mu al be rllled Im· mediltely. Please apply to PERSONNEL. mDS hnedlools. suppbes and e quipm e n t 1n a n ESTABLIS H ED TER· RJTORY an the Southern Orange County Area. Must be mature. e n· lhmiast1c. lake-charge lndlvidwil who's at his beat unde r m1n1ma l supervuion. In return. wtdfer: •COMrmTIVE SALAIYPLUS COllMSSION •DP9tSIS *CAI ALLOWAMCI It you're the pereon we're~ 1.-. pleue clll: TWllrli .... phone Renee at T· Mark S-1 per hr c.oq,. 4J11.s.cn 1-rom our Corona del Mar office Hrs. opp· SECRETARY lJQr\3.1 Call btwn 12·5PM. 1-:0 E MW PART TIME f -~--------Xlnt opportw11ty an new Tdephone sol.mtors SJ 75 rmdem sales ofhC'e in hr Con\en1 l•nt lo<.' toll. 556-1520 Irvine Good pa~ & work JCl'05l. from Orange Cn OIG. 815-2622 UlR condlltnn:. Rt'<lwred '-~~~~~~~~~ good 1)1>lnli? & lt'kphonc l ) AJrport Ad1Jtt!on..i.1 I skill~ l-1ex1blc hours OOo~ PoSl>lble. Call 2 VETBUHARY HOSP. 714 ~ r.82 l09. 641 0100 F' time AM & P /tim e £.1 Oul•~tdeNemours --.fa.SECY• P\I , rncl 'f! wknd s & Co Inc Gene r al help front & Etiunl Opportun1l > Now hmn2 te lephone baclt. Ml.l\lmum age 18 t:mplo)'er M 1 F secretanes for a new yr; NB 644--~. Mon concept tn an:;werinR lhrufh74. servict» P ltime or f 1t1mt• ------SlCRET ARY ~availilble lncludt•s Wa11re:.s. Cocktail FU.I t1nw• ~ 11h good of i.ome "knd~ T~ pin.: "'wtress to wortc rughts ft C<' )kills Start 1m· 3511\'Pm rt'qd. Man\· 1noY$lerbar.fo'ood&hvy m l'd1atcl} Xlnt op· employee bc n c•l 11 !> t'Odeuulexpenenceonly ponwuty ta grow with available. S alary See Billye Thur ·Frl expandlnr rompany 9Xlrmo to start f1t1me' 2 3PM. No phone calls. Good i.alaJ)' & plcasaot mcre~'S act·ordini: lo U a n a T r a d e r sur r ound in as . yourprogress Youw11l Hes taura nt, 341SO 1714>556-876S be Cront-Offi<.'t' Lo many n...-1 r--· H ---------•t lmportanl bu'> Nl't•d r-..:uac"""--.t wy. Dana SD:.'RET ARY Mwit be good typist for law office CdM area. Call for appl. m.3797 SEC R ETARIAL. POSmON ,.. time. OC airport area. Gen ore. phones, f1ho1?. t yp1nR ~ wpm. ac(ntg skills helpful but 'ttot req'd Call 549·1151, ask for Jeanne SICllTAIY Xlnt oppty for sharp gal W/xJnl typing Sld.1Js lo won ui Cast paced, coo· tenlal Newport Beach of· lice. Call Lila at 833-2900 SICAETilY Lall eat real ettai. ol· ftoe ID Corona del Mar needs full time setty.- Nellll. to handle a varie· &:::~· l-Olrl omce. , dirtapbone, mq card. Non .. moker ~~Call Mary ~ t.onc or voin -. as _Pt _____ _ surance. appearance & ambition. Call Moo l-l-1 mom 646-4871 E 0 E. SELL Hile items with a Dally Pilot Class1f1ed Ad. 642.S678 .. Ml.YPUT SIME tllJtlll-IHt • • --DO IT NOW I ,.,. .. ,. Hlw FF ........ )'OU WHf toMlll•~Mldo ......... _ ... ~---- ... , ... ., ..... ... ,.., . ...,, .. ' t • ,, • DAILY PILOT WA .. IOU51 IONIEDEJ) NOW ! Ne> exptt rciq 'd ,., 1t ork ll1Vf'l'(t1atcl.) n nod pa' ~tou l'V an No <' ~ " r l' ~ L v n .: 1 ,. r n1 w/1te11 dy h our... hl S01I\ Al. k for ~ 11140 U I Dl-b W9dl'lqd9y, Met 1. !HO 1040 ........ IOIO Watt'r hl'lt~r ~.INLluna j ~,.,~ .,.,.,,,Ill !l(ioci h<mlr ft'm1tl•· lh(, Jl , '"old <:oldf'n tW.otn\'v,•r mu !l'?S 7117 4 nt""' k1llt'ni. ~hh k MOVING oeJr d•nlnK tbl. k1ni hn1i1J1 hNJ, u11lk1ut• bakt-1' ritrk tnu 4:idJ l U.tum 11\llO\' VII "oto & <WF wl\Jte w l!N'\•11 floral dt-.,1.;n lovt'1w1u $Jl!~ ,.142 !l'Jti7 (.',•l\t.-r llr .. 'rtt• to auud hum.· IR\ IN... IW7 \1,1tl'lun.: luw w,11, I 1kt• flt'"' !'.lt'f<'\I \'\llllj;(>lll'lll • <1b•n• l M11k rc ufll'I !..-ii !ll)C7 i:;oa-; '' F HH. I ub 11u1.11" mJh· l\.tl 11\ill bh lhll 11>1 1g diam. 1wcfr .. 1.il haH• n.· ... $4000110 ti75 !'\~5 •Off Ma,·Anhur httt "''"'" l'11 :.a M.a r1.a 6. \\ronrllker Kt',\l:lur.lnh 1 'loung alen PJrh Hu n rwr. ~btant Pun h.i' mg Agent Tratnl'\' \\u-.1 have 'aJ1d <Ait1r drt\l'r'> LI<' and 1itOOl1 dn\1111! ll' t'•Jrd for l'onst rue l 11111 ,. Q u 1pmen1 r 1 1 m 1 n Orljn~e Ht-uvy Ii fl in~ l'\"q 1-\ill t1m1• ~1\17 :110:.! l.__ MlrdtaMiM ....................... hi\ •hit'. nl'l d, li?t>ud home ~ 1!7~. t..a ~ l.u' \II.I( t:c1 m.i11 "hq1h1!fll µuv w aood hvc1w ~~ J 1110 ukJ ~pnni.:t•1 1..ilJ 11u11 (;ood with K 1d .. ()'wner<. mchlO~ ·~ ~ "1llt1'\.' 1 V.L'1.'ks Wrcunt'd &trainf'd Ccsll ~ 4615. f 11 lu\ lnl! Hom\• /\ h.C lt•malt> EnJ(ll ~h !'·ll'tll'r }'up LoH·~ Chilllr «n 541l~ t-.i..qw~Ht· l hlll•''c l'ur rum&ndcl 'crt>t.·n Anti qut I'd )J 200 ~Jud H't' $I bCIO t• p..u~i., 6 ic6 ' Cull Ku1h 1 711 346 61!7!1 until s 5(18..5le6 afl t1~m l:Jt't'tm· bl'll. Olic -.inglt'. l.fM.'(j 2 rTl~ 9S:>O lll'W, ~ now 4!1' 1·hci.l l) r:w lruS75,~~ GcrocpSale 8055 •.......•...•.......•.. Mti.-s 8005 fV-nif\n ·•···•·•·•······•······ 8050 Sal 5110. !t AM Od ds & ends. wum::m's b1lw $75, Bdrm rhests. sml ap phanrcs, patio M.'I 10 Woodpme, < Woodbnd~c 1 lrv WESTM IJllSTER A BBEY ANTlQllE MALI. Dady 10.6. Fri IO 9 aA>SEDTUF-<;DAY 11751 Westminster Ave Garden Grove 5S4 6 103 Cash patd for antique ....•.•...••••......••. Early 1\mer roul'h & lov e.cal $150 pr Sp1ndk bunk beds, nu matl. $100 b44~ -----l-lhan Allen Maple D1n1n~ Rm Set Ruffel &. ~ cap lain l'hd1ri.. S600 !1i9-2781l ......•................ Walnut d lJlmg table, i.1x Chai.rs, buf ( l't $450 640 790.5 :.hop inventoru:s Call 11!•••••••••1111•••••••• L a rry M o r g3 n c714 )541).3955 ----- AntJqucs: Pvt P ty. rur n t Oak Pi ne e t c 1 Glasswfj r e (Cruets bottles etc ) Ceram1('S, much more By appt 897-601.5 AMTIQUE SWAP MEET SAT MAY 10. 9·3 0.C E.A. Parking Lot 830No Ross. s A. ;\nt.lq's, 2 small onenlal ~. bed framt•. crystal lc.u more 631-0'lfjf; ----Appliailui 8 0 I 0 .•..•.••••.•..••....•.. Maytag wash~r & 1-:J" d.r)er, ~-orklt ~ood $150 pair 644 -0037 ------ 1:; cu ft Rern~eralur Hei.t orrer ~o 2201 or 4.\&12S6 -------Refng. for sale U> Good cond. 631 5048 L.ltton microwave oven ~ ru.k for UrL1d !I 5. ll.518U!S t"ndi!Jtlam• Ooublt• Dour rt>fnJ,!en1tor. Ex1·clll'nt )"l!'i ~551tf llardw1 c k d b le oven avocado gas stove. Good cond. SISO/or best offer ~zm. 35 mm Slide ProJector <New> Kodak Carou1>cl ~. & 6'Screen. S300 Call~ u.ft GP M ~ ••••••••••••• ~~;4.~ S ~gree Silky Temers ll wtcs old SJ()() 831~ Stii.. Tzu M. puppies. 3ms. Ate Champion S ired 991-4058 or 730-16 t 7 THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE ORANGE COAST IS IN THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday durjng the m onth of May we will run v our g arage sale ad unde r this special GARAG E SALE heading. GET READ Y N OW 1 Clean out the closets, a ttic and kids' r oom s now -get read y to turn you r unwanted item s into CA SH Call now to place your ad under this SPECIAL Gar age Sale heading for next Friday, Saturday & Sunday!! 642-5678 ·FIND YOUR NAME WIN TICKETS WORTH $12 Voyage to yeste rday on the nostalgic Queen Mary Tour in Long Beach. Slflp aboard the araceful. eleaant Queen Mary. Return to lbe •30s when those qualilles were bllblilhWof the ultimate travel ex• perience-ID ocean crossing. v•ttt )'e.teryear by watching the cban1· 1nc of the fuard and experience the Uartll of atanctm1 on tbe eomm&ftd bridae 1'btN U.. Q1M1ea Mary's ~•ptalns steered her throQlb at.om\& and war m.. for 1,001 tra.DA*tlafttiC Cl'Ollblll · Take advent.a•• of the daily tours and tree ,.nine. Call (2~> m-47•7. IT EASY! Look for your name 'IMI ••drn1 in &oda1'1 clalllfted .ed ... If>'• ftnd k,~•11 Ml·Mll Eae\. m • we • arruce ftr you lO plrtc ., your lltketa al IM ....... omttolUle DAllY PILOT U 1 t111 .... 1061 tit. I••-· 1110 ••mtl tOIO ...•.......•.•....•.... ....................... . ..................... . ~porllJ'11M){• •tovo Mtm'Oer~hlp Jobn IOATftAJLll PA•TS ... L ~U•I fomtd W•rne T t oftlt Clu b. • ..... s. ......... / a..1 .. ..... ~ tSIO .._Wllllh4 f.$90 .irfumat'tl m t l•O WW. "By the t.:xperu" at 9050 ............................................. . WEPAYTOPOOLLAR for tAlll \lied can·f~l&a1t ~01cl»11e1. )'O'.r car la Htra clean. .ee\11 nRST! ,..,,.,,, 1070 atGOAak forJ~y '1nlJ.fUtA! 3100 W. Cen· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 uaed 19$x70d4 tires t.ral, SA. M I'. & S. Call •IMMt:nlAfl<:CASHt Oood trea(J Id\ OC\ all 4 !!!-Si5M540 ______ _ t'o r Gold . Sll v ttr , MStotal 40x40pro~ctlon 12Jl. AJu.ml.m&m Val<.'o t 9 PlatUhlCO Any kind . ar reen. Xlnt. r ond £vln w1acc .. •oriea. tonct . amount. Paotrl 111 ~ 548..92!00 Ukeoew 11195, 971 2310. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mh:ilu ... W..tM 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •fMMAC 28' 30' BOATS 6/12 mo plam prepaid frwn 1189/mo 1nclud1na a!ip. lesaons 71'19&4·.st94 CAL"3f. "n, dsl, whl. ful· ~~1pped 1n N 8 . CHAITU Dey or 'ttek. '3' Diesel Alrcond. Catalin11 or .. 67~2JIJ73 aft 6pm •• * Wtlt.....,. UM12 S«:rra Canon lrv1~ You are tM winner of t-.o free Uckets ($11 50 value>. to The ~MARY Tow Long Beach. CA. 'nckets may ~ clalmed ~calling 00 5678. ext l'•Y <'Hh Top l>ollar ~('rap a o ld . r1n111. r h11 n1 • .chool r1n 11 Whate v.r ~have. P I' Wiii &>'<'hp OST 80~3 000 lileia EVt'r)'OM M1111n l h l't1nl 1'. +. d 11i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOPCl\Sll l'AlD Boal work. repairs. re· furblah1n1. ,painting & vl.llUUh. Jll'flejt qu11hty --.. .r-11 work1reu rates. S48 7041 --9060 * •• ~ ric Apn. S3tl80 SOL t11 kt' Sl l:>O + nl lS<' 64:! 'IWI He.ct Xtro Co-"17? You will l\nJ 1t 10 ,,C"rup GOlJl & s 11.v1-:1t. wh1eh ... ,. rnzy Wrc l~l all 1lt'm1> tor JIW'll) Jl no CO!>l to \1iu ut obliK"tluo tu 'l'll ( all M ~ Coc lh1:. fret! "·n 1u· dont' 111 vour <>"' n hi1me l'P F\ir ll&ed CW"l\lture 4' up plianea, working or not ~7 8ll3 ____ _ IUMPElt '705100AniVN RSNBL S40 $12\ Wl\NTTO BUV tm Hoods Accord sedan. 642· 3379 4dr 8083 -1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••• CONN Director trombone with case Exrelk>nl con LUGGAGE TAGS dit.aoo, $100 61~ after 6PM -------Gibson Les F'aul. xlnt l'Ond With case $400 farm. (.;all Ad Sitter i: 147. 642-UX>. 24 hrs ---- Complete Yamaha PA i.yst em. Xlnt ro ncl $700 best ofr Robert 631-4772 ---Offiu~& ~== 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Triuler. wtU take 18 Ct in board or outboard . 15" wheels $200 760 (Mglf 90•0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 SCARAI Twin 30's, 130 ho urs. loaded Pn pl y Best Of fer' Call 546-1200 1 Mon f-'r1 days> 7:1 1 11216 <ev~ & w~llend:.1 Al>k ror JerT) u· Gran Manner £ull} eqwpped. beaut1fu ll) matota1ned. n·ad) to cruise or hve aboard ~•P may be aq11lable 11 ~,·-:. f''tnanC"inl't po-. .. 1 ble 81.000 J ack Cork) 534 1505 even1n~., & weekend~. ti42 .\3:?1 weekdays from yoor business card Send one curd for each tag pl~ one :i>pare We rl'turn per manently ~aled attractive tag & i.tra1.1 meeting dlrhne I U reqw rement.:1 Pre· \ cnl IObS & theft ' For a ~alued tag enclose w11llpaper , fa bric o r "Day Glo" puper & we v.1U bul'lt & lnm your ~ Or lt) two curds hack lubuck ..,,...... eoas ____________ _ PRJ<.:ES S2 ca or 31.$5 4 ~lll((l> $1 60 \'II. t),~tLI~ SI ~ea . IOor more SI <Wea Sales Tax Included ....•............•..... 2 E xerut1 ve. a ll stec·I Steelcase desks G rain1..>d wood tap. Llkt• new $16!1 & S2 5 5. <.:a I l J e u 11 &»6600. NO CARO' Draw your own or send IBM ~lectnc ter m inal name. address. phone & wtstandard RS232 in we·u ma1c <' one card per terrace. Sl.200. 644 2141:1, tn~ Add ~ each 759-1616 Send check or money or Su.eda l'.:tertr1 <' Cash derto ... PILOT PRJHTIHG Register. ruo. P O. Box 1560 ~700 _Costa ___ M_es_a_. Ca __ 9262A> ___ 1'tffany typewRter t bl. from Cannell & Chaffin ~ ~ Ulllf«wts 2 wuforms S15 each. 1 pantsuit S20 Size 9-10 . all Piallos .. On}aM 8090 ........•.............. m excellent rond1t1on & R-Oland El~ctric Pia no ~onb' 3 fewUmes by Wlboll.om anft ChOrUS student nurse. ~0-5721 Xlntcood.Sll!i0.495-1907 aJ\6. :~~~~~~~~~~!~.~~~.~?!~ • 2 J.>nceSale :Jr CllKlSCRAF'T (.lu')s Vij, 6KW Kohlt.'r Just rl'!1JW1hed. I un~-d $12.000 36' !-Jlt:PUENS f 10 S<ln Gey I Cryi.1110 V. ONAN Radar, Vlff.CH.i.ndr. $22,000 • 33' CHR L'i CHMI Chns Vll'i. •3"'2 KW Onan nt:wen~. lt plant tdnk~ S!l.000 <\.'\'DEn.SON'S YACll~ 646 9000 1'1' Colonial all "'ood ) arht cru1:.er , t'omplet el) res tt>1'cd Pr1 ~l1 n e $30.000. 8) o~ ncr 7ro 1001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '49, l..uders 16. 25/t. v<irn hull , s lip In N B . bt!aul aful. $4000 l&l-9010 X1nt buy• ·~ Venture 21 · with 0 1 B Xlnt cond S!OOO or best ofr. F:vt:i. 493--04.56 PnndJe Cat 16'. xlnt rond. dbl t r ap, $2900/o fr 714 897-6429 anyu me ------ WA."'lT TO BUY fo11pl>(!r !'>ail boat. Used, speed hoot & motor boat ,jp prnx 12' w steen ng v. hi 12131822 OlJl Boch. Slips I Docks 9070 .........•.•••••..•.••• HEWPORT MARIMA Shp, A\a1I 64ti ~t MOOR.ING ISTHMUS CotdiM SS0.000 C'll 1£1CI ~·4200 WANTTOBUY i.m Honda Accord, i.edan. 642·l.l71i 4'dr :w.aeu • 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • COHYERTllU • l 9b3 Conair Spyder R.ectnt palnt. to p&. urcs. Two t:xt r :J Corva 1 r ~ & spare paru. Sl.S001best offer Call 76&.•589 29 Model A I dr town ~. reslOred. $10,000 4 6 f ord Woodie. restored. Sl3.000 675 6161 J, l'ord • / ton Ch11>:.1c Gd cood SI~) b11I 81~1 5!1 ~!t>rt·cdt''i JOU ~. hmou~tnt> Xlnt l'ond Bbl olfer 130 7007 '67 ILK T -BlflD fi51AJ * f 7 MI X!l3 1)7 .i!l E"J(X) Sltp lo acl·om•1ddlt' r.<i Y.'hite T B1r1I. all onl! uµ to OJ bo<1t l:lll pd <ltl 111l1·r Hun:. ~rl TJIJ'! Utl"J)t'_l~"'<I 6i3 116:_1 -$LS75 5411 7117 J!(d; \toclc-1 T ford wht·,..I :-. 11Jd Ol&)( S: .. J ~717:!1 Transportation ~onol ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yefti~ 9530 ~~I ••••••••••••••••• , ••••• Reiit 91 20 C. \t< 13 "-11 ... ,i. .. 1 Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .,net ~I'• ~,011 CJ lit> 1U Dod~~ .. , ton l'.1mJ)4·r 1,u ·~ .;i~ 1~ Special ,. 111 1-i.t,.,.1·1 ram~r A T I"> l'ls air $2700 or bc;t ofr ~7 251» --------C.lbo1ti!r tuffipt'r d1 .. 1 .... th Jdl },, m Jn~ ,. x 1 r a . w.s llC!I .... Motoriwdl~ ~upcr Ill' )70 •> 9140 .•.•.•...•••••......... 711 1-'U~:h Moped. onh 2 Wit ·ITU c:reatrond SJJlhJ)h m.lyCall 548 1815 4 ~0n vH 9550 ••....•........ , ...... . l 979 DOOGl 4X4 Dl\OPICICUft-· ,\dvcntu r er m i11l rl l.oodtd int· J Ull1 trJn'> ult. ••r l-ond . off roa•I v.ht..-1.., & llrt'". !l.f'\1•r r• ftL<,ll"rf'' \..lbl~ I S8418 THEODORE SoCa bed, ne wly up - hols te red, +new mat tress $17S Xtra firm qn box/matt. $165. 641-8205 Sewing machines re · 18' SmaJI cabin crws er. ~moped ~ paired. ~asonable. Call fixer up 50HP Evin rude 646-0329 ROBINS FORD for appt. 642·4300 Ad· S500 tb6t olr asa.s.t94~9 =~79,.~~~ 809... -----~~~/--9-150 ..,..... , .. ..,~ .., :M' V 234 GlaSl'>ln>n T rlr, 2 ••'"•••••••••••••••••••• bait taruc.s, sea temp. rod ..............•........ 'lObO HAl'IO• Bl\ID COSTA MIS& 641 ·0010 ~ ,_, .. o._..c.-, 2!e Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2503 CONMRL CHEVROLET '.x;>1 ll.1rl••• 111"1 I Ii:., ( \ ~ ........ \ ~·~1200_ WANTED! l..at.e model Toyotas a nti Vo l vos . <.:a ll u s TODAY ''! Earle Ike TOYOTA· VOLVO I '66 Herio« ll•d. c"••M••• ""-•4'·'10J., S40..U'7 PORSCHES WANTED t ,,jf Httht;I fU•tJ t ,,.,~ (;er,.,._. ••• 63" ll.lJ Tap Dollar hid F't>r Your Car J~SOH&SOH u.c• "4tt'C'trf aa> tlarbor lilvd. ChilJ \1~ :AO St>:lli W~Pay OYER ea.look .. }o'()r 'our c:ood VW Por..l he or A UC'l 1 CMCICIVPSON VW PORSCH E AUDI 445 E. Coa5t H1way al 8a)'h1de Onve ~~rl Beach 67~ Aalm. ... Dfi.ct . .•..•....•............ Queen box/mattress. or· lhopedJI.'. 15 yr wrnty. ' Ne w $265 641-8205, ~95411 Head 360's. 190. looksolo bmd. poles & Ital booL'i $150. ~1shik1 olymp1c 12 sp SlOO WMswt, full mlon two. ~h11rk hood. bOOts. :.cuba pro Jl"l Cm~. ma. ... ks. snorkel $200 Ask for Brad 9-5.1\51 1111\5 holders. tuna tower. VHF ~ rhannl'I rad10 & oot.nlU?e""' ('all ~on Fri 61.em-t>pm Sl!i ~12 ·77 lfa r lt>v O a \ 1'1c;nn llJ.C\\ '\lrlt I 1ind1ttllll ~ be~tofft:r ~•~!'Jet:> 9705 . \l<>ltwr ~ [JJ' \l,1\ 11 • S1•ntl :i mi-..,.1~··· tn '\lnm on nur 'll''f't:tl 'll<lth•·r' ti ... p.1c•· c '.tll r.1;! !lf,'j')I ft1r tnl,.rn .1t 111n ~ 111 ,il'-1( •• \OU( nu ... .., I Lt Newport Urar h Tennis Club F amily M c m · b e r s hlp ro r sa l e. $750 /be.l offer 61.J..8651 or alt 7pm bl3·2136 STERUNG rLATWARE Candlelight by Towle· OOpcs. Place 1>etlt0Rs & serving pcs. On SJ>l'Cial retail cost approx $S500 Asking $4000 642·4300 Ad·Sitt.er #l.18. 24 hrs. Moving, must seU 2 T.V. blk & wht. Radios, 2 beds. p1rtures & misc. h o u seh o ld i t em s. CHEAP''' 6 45 ·2760 . Must be gone by f'n ------- Ptng Pong Table. new $4-0 Huit $.5 2 La mps, $3 each 8'2 3923 ---- "Homage to Lincoln" Ut.ho by Salvador Dal.I Aru.'ll Proof signed by art"t . $2.000 II'\ Galleries· Sl . 30-0 f 1 rm. f' /P 73J.7596. -----1 pc 1Jv1ng rm i.et, re· a so nabl e r c f rig . frostfree. 150. 50 gal aquarium. comp twin b ed w /hdbrd . $20. 548-1702 ln11h Waterford Chao· detier Leu than retail. 11500. Of<' 873·1020. SS710hm. Kl"8 Siled Wtcller llead· bolltd ft BRA for 240Z, Window shade. 1 1-mp. Calle6723l AdJY.ttable crutt'hes, Wal.Pr. Spaldiq Skb, elec:trlr mangle. bit. In d l1hwa1 her· <n eeds ...tl), 2 Daniah cbaln. a gold weddinl bands. ~906'. SCUlt£TS MISIEIS Scbtme-Scary -0..-lmpoee-SEAHORSES I've alwaya wondered. Do th ey make waterproot alue frOQ) U4HORSE8? Swaps 809b .•..................... WtU trade drywall work in your home or office for ~~t oo my car. TY,Ra6o, HiFi, Sffreo 8098 .••.•..•.•••.•.•......• Nil't' Zeruth 25 .. C'Olor n ·. 2 }T wrnty. free dell\ t'f! $12.l 64&-1786 DE.\10 Equalizers 50' • orr sale Spertro, BSH . crown. J VC & o thers from $60. AUant1c Music 64&-8895 Remodeling must sell. RCA rok>rtnk 25" con· sole 1V, auto color con trol Zyn old. XloL cond. S375. 1» 1294 Technics Reel to Reel re corder, la l esl mo de l :: 1506. O nly remove d from box to test. Plays 2 or 4\.rack tapes. Warran · ty Paid SLS-00. Accept $1250 Call 615-9286 19" portable color T V. SH9. Great rond. 6451009 13" sharp rolor TV. Vll F & UHF. Good cond. $95. 557-l'Ta4 ~ty Kc'Dwood rompo-, nems. bous(ht 111 J a pa n. mst sell 536-Q21 .... &w.w 'e\a1 tat ........................ G•a .. 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lS'TunaTower Never used. $400. 631·so.l "';'14 lltlfxiJ 11.J"'I. L H ·l!MI ~ 1-'l l>\.dftdd 1·ll••' boat, ,. xtra.. 'tr"•• l ••c .11 640. 4 l..>O l.P'1 ----- ............•...•...... AHAL Q.EARAMCE!!! \II i\t \lfa RunH•o, \ft <.,iGO!'iflW' good rood . $Ill S(,l(I Sl.>w. Coll ·~ Wti7 Jlt I 22· Sea I~). owner "''" ·;1 O&sa l'iuoeer <..ixxl ti41!1UoH·~t~t finaoce w 10'> do,.n.161 rond.. $35() 'i l Munh''" I'.,,, ''•tt.. 11,, !\l-;\\t'(JRTBfo;AC ll BEACH IMPORTS hrs on eng, 2350MVC. Cot.a l25cr cond. $Ji,. ,. , , , ,.,, • 111 1,., ti 752-0900 CUUY·<'abto 6IP6 !». h\' 55Hi61J.546--0660 \1 1.it" r, l>a\ l'"l<' ---------<ly trlr fully cqwpped, ----\I ,, 11 , ,111 , .in 11,.,, i'8 Alpha Romeo Spyder $12.SOO. S48 1732 "18 Yamaha750 Sper1JI , ,. • ,., r , ,1,. 1111 ;,. 14.<nJrru C-Oncours d~al -----~1.m p.aant. ~rt·dl rvad , ... J , .,, .. it•t • ,.,,,., r JOb Beauuful Alpha K.t-U 25· 1-1.sherman i.qu.ircd hlkeSlSOO 5Jfl 6221 , , r , • • 1 .. 1 , l.dt'qut't' l'a1nt HU!>m"''" hull $3.00) u.-c:-t-• · 1. , $,, 1 1· •• 11 lent~r \ t-ntutl' l<>r<'1 • 63154»3 ~~'· ~/ l l • '°" ....... Rent IS•-91 60 I ,. • trl\mt"t I J .... J.I' "'°·""" J"i\'J-:'1,ll>R't •••••••••;-.;?; •• ••• ••• • 1 I <bl~I d'' &: 1•\ ,.., <..t.t-..J\ltA.."il't-: ·Y. 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'>IJ>l" ti. !'t.'lfrunt ~~ordlt.btomlSll -'.t•m -------- SZ50 'v.k +!f'ml h.\(J/>1585 Pt: T.Jc,•o\f'r p.i \mt..•n u. ~ 9712 ---------~ o( $65(A) l)lfJ() I<' ••••• .. •••••••••-••••• J..S' 8o6Wn Whaler $5 hp. well equipped & w ell kept A Be auty S h<' ~ m50 644-GSlS 7S l!I Midas. lo m1. '<'!! tuJ.l ma. on ~R. rhromt· clean.~ nm. & II! 11rt.':» ~ ~3 ____ 61~!"'~ .tft ~ ~PM__ I 14 Commander 22 . $84~'!> Cli2 l"be·vy '\lip van JO. Loaded :.>.000 m1 's Lake ~.or ~t offer Ca:.h 19' Lyman Yacht Tender f'lt'W.~. m.ly Sll -84.\0 ___ _ Maintained o ri1tlnal im Pacesetter 28' 1.1, i1J f'250 Ford All opts. Grey manne inboard nn. tub. therm heat C.,cn \\lute sPo«cs Rent over S295I> ~71 , ev~ tutl'f'I Sl.S.950 49Hi169 haul ~ ~97 4026 7125· ~aray. I.lire ne w., Tralln..Tf'D'lft 91JO l·78 Oa~un I-' uXtra-. s!Jp .avwJ. w 6 m~ free ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lo m1 s.i 500. Xlnt r e ." l • S I 7 · "' O O 7.1 Tent Tratler . sips 6. 1 cxnl i51 0233 2lJ.{82-""29, 71 l-tW6-338S ~ 'xtras. $1500/bnt orr. .--------- 6«2-4.DI Ad-&tter ;~13. m Tow Truck I Ton at hr.I. Holmes !'IOO "'1t h t "' in -P booms A~k1ng S2~0U '1lllo SwTiu .ts . 9050 &~ 9400 _Ca..114.92 2858 __ _ ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• "79 TO)ot.a SR.S l2b4.'-d. 16K ..SAllRS FISH I NG . F.NTERTAfNIN G . BUSINESS!! 60' Hat· t.era.'J Sportfl5her. En)OY the go00 laJe I Coolact : Bobllag1n 675-2960 WANTT OBUY · mt, xlnt cond '$0500 BUMPER· TO l-I T 510 l-:Ves~"°85 '70 DATSUN. 540-572 I '72-L-W--R-u-~-:\-g-ood-.-,-oo-k-s CAPalPARTS bid. $1.:nJ Call 673·5295 New Koru shocks I '72 to '741 V·6'sl. New Sears H o 48 mo. b a llery. '77 C'ht>vy I Ton P1 r k l p Race Mack leather sport A1C. PIS. p ,9 , New enj( steeno~ wheel. All half Camper s per1al ~ <.:all pnoe. Call M2-0l38. _eve.s __ ._MS-OaS __ 1 _____ • SSAVISAVES wmt USID PARTS lmporUd car parts IMPORT \979 Ford lr\l('lc Ranger 12.500 ml.. Loaded, xtras. Asswne lease or buy. ~. AlTrOSUPPLV '76 Toyota S RS p1clt11p 101 N. Manchester a le. c c, paneled s hell. ADUeam n&-9900 ~· $3600. e1n '*· •• P!y. tram 6' dr1ve v-9570 abaft.. 4-spd, will fit 383 & •••••••••. • ••• •• • •• •• •• 440 eng. wm aacri(lce '74 Dodge Scyl. Camper . Sl2S10BO. Call Bruno Nu whls. Good cond. IC'J.1.348 $2150 /080, '94-1433 '71 Piotoeng lrttans com· ._ews __ !Wknds __ . ____ _ pkte. 2000cc. En1. $150. Trao.SlOO. 541-J656eve. ....................... IMPORT A.NT NOJ'ICETO READE.RS ANO ADVERn8ERS '71 911 SC Targa. HH everythin1. All pwr. ~ car Won'l last. e.IOO.~P.P. '7t Dodi• Yao Con· verakln. air. cruise COO· trol. llaat ... 1 S.0979 CREVIER & I $l 6 llOAOWA1' SANtA A,.A 8353171 fl+< Ul..N.IA ~ °"1Yl°'G IOAO<llft! •USEDIMWs• il30C>cpe. m wttOSSSl i'62002~p C:!"i2PHL1 1732Q4sp. airt~XE> '77 5:111 .\spS R <<11791 17 s:nA rnmt I lOOd l '77 O)cs1 t~XG I '711 32Q 4 sp. air 142281 i"8 l2QA, 31 r I 6095 I '78 SDA loaded I S.\681 'i9321H spS R <81861 i9S2fllA S,R f261SI i'9 ~ loaded ( 02:56) __ Closed s-days SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS HB..PSTO FtGHT IMR.ATIOM IY OffERING HIGHEST SAVIMCS EVER ON AU. MODll.S! . ~ UPT036 . .. MPG!!! . ~ Yoor mUeaie may va.:!1: • l410C' your dri viq aDQ\ f condilloo. EPA •pprond-· Cud~·fortkJ:!Oi • 5·1Pffd are: City 2$ . ~.:•Pl;:J IUYOI :j LFASI MOW!: I fOITMllBT ! ' DIAL.. ; :- You ffOf rlqUllt Ad..sitttf' llfVU wheo placing yox ad . . • cu Ad-Sitttr number wift appeor in 'fO'.I Delly Pilot od ..• Ad-Sit1W takes ywr lftJ ..... • -¥OlJ call tn at your eotwtniela to Qtt the ':rv'-to your od ' 0 I ... ..w. la o;.; 15 per wttk. for more TM prtce of •lems edvertlHd b y vehlcle dealen in the vehlcle cl1ulfled adnrtl1ln1 oo&.-doel 9Cllt 111clude HY applicable t uH. UctftM. traaarer feet, ,._....,.,( .. f« Have IOCIM!lbins to MIU OauU1ed _.do It well. OMt•lcOUMTY Cate .. Ate l : •UITODAYI ........ ..... . • Ill 111 ldP I ~ lnforMOtb1 and to Poet ~oded .. ...... lir _. ... Nlfttrol de· '1c-. -uftcaUem ot de· ............ ,)' ,,... ............. u ..... ildllrwtlf '""'td bJ' ... ... .., .... .. ... \ ' I t I ~ .... .w Wet, IMport.d U.1, l•ported ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * Wednesdey. May 7. 1980 • ~AIL 'f Ptll,f ~.::~.·.~~ .... !!~! ~~~ ....... !!.~~ !=~ ....... !?!.~ ~.~·.'!':~ ....... ~.~ ........... I~.~~~ ......... :. ....................... ....................... . ..................... . 'Tii.t Silver Wr.lth ll. aaoo mllea. new tlm. Oui&1rwn••llver. Jllal Wee nn. Mu.at NU Im· 1D1dl1hly. Ut.~00 . RtuU pc-tee 11111 ft>r 90.CIOO. Call: ..-.NGO oraoM».1861. "JO SQ.bk. auto. ,re bit eng., DIWbr.U.. et.ereo can .. dnt ~. In ., out. Call m.•or Ad·Slttcr fl07 60400a.hn. NC ttOI Cu:uo ttl7 C.,.-99ll . ................................................................... . • 'H 11a CPI. 18 aG Z. IAt new 20,QOO WANT TO BUY 4 ...... alrtond.,6tueo mile-2+2·5sp<t , air , im Honda Accord 4dr. BM alfQn w/Mlclwlirla'. ate~ t•~· Q!>.1 $fWl Sfdan. Mi.am. Mlt'fJ:: bMe W/~ Ml.ml ....._..... ---,-_.- t.rim. ..,. .. ~.. A-:--, -car I 1 flaw 1 e •• I • • *1 a.oz. lt1dl, 1Jr &{M)d •••••••••••••••• •• • ••• • <W!\t} Inlet\. aood body '1200 ~.,.w _...,. ____ _ 11U1 lllroedway Sant.IAu -.am IOIMd•W~s $. &'.ION. Beach Blvd. '712IOZ $ •Pt'l'd . ~1r cond . AM fM ,t 1•1 ~o w 1r1• '"!1t't•h bully blu•" 1Ul)\'(~ I m irac l e m az d a r C....W....641-1700 '19 RX 7 en~. <"antte ~ S'1:o6 Mr Julian. ~UL'iOAM &4S In~ l'M Mlwcc•alNt t740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19't ..-Z JIOSI 4DOOISIDAH Sllv1•r bl11t• & kl<&tJt't! with allot U\4> IUXUI)' lt lllli'llnt· ITW'nU. Mu11t. St'<' to ., 1> pt'1'(' Ult t' I HIU1 y PO I OHlYS46tl HOW.HD Che•rolet Oovt> & Quull Sb Nl"Wl'()RT H~:ACll '73 250 4 door Sedu w/bh.ie Int. Only 481.000 un1!nal mll•• Quid ~/decl. A/C, VIS. P /B-XJnt oond MUST SF.U..!' SEE • MAKI': Ol'fE.R ! ! GM 100. ·~ 220S <:abrtol~t •Int c ond. St 3 .~00 P P MOl.3'2 ... 9142 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jo'Or SAW: M.G. Uke new. llCle IO IP1>tff 18le. S2500. 4.96 2'43 9744 ....................... um Cornit'he Convert. Compleltlly reat.ored to rww cond. Whhu wt detp rt'(I int 'r'tua car I• out· 11tanthn.:ly bf-aut. hH bt.u·f1t.a lh_, Ul80's do not hliv1• 14nd la only S7S.OOO. 7~11'13 -----s.-"'° ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1980SUI TUllOs ~re NOW roe imroedaale tM 1 very! Free ~ ) r . ~.OOOmile WAU.AHTY (){fer ends S.31·80 RACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 'Vl VW Convert. Od coftd. l2lOO. '17 VW 81.11. Od coftd. .-o. 48M872 al\&. I IUY NOIUMS Sick or dead Foreign can wanted. free tow 6:11-aln Cash fa$l '87 R1mbler Sta. waa. '77 CArllAll'O' air. t.lll. Ca&lt, lc)1, ND1 1ood. 20mpa. clean. S!.9U. P .P . D/080. 6'H319. . ~184 ~~~~~~~~-... i4 AMC Hornet. Vt ting, '7a Z21 . Auto .. A IC .. AC. $800. 541·1075 aft Powel-windows. power Q>M, locks. custom pa1nl . . 641~ Mell 9910 Asking~.;___ ....................... ~·· 9920 • .• RMEBA. Orlalnal. JU11t tuned. Ootta sell quick! $1550. Ad·Stller It 118. etbGoo. a. hrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• "10 ~. wht·red Int, nu paint. l1rei.. brakes. mot.or & d utch. Mag whls, AMWM cass Perf !78 Repl Twtx>. clean, cond. (ti}stolfer . 548-2597 16,000 mi. Tue ovr $140 * COMVEATllU * 1961 C..air Sttr•r Recent paint. top Ir llres, Two extra Corvair oogmes & spare parts. WOO/best offer. Call 76M51t '71 VW Bug snrf. new molease.&4C).(M39 tares. new inter. Best of. C Mu ttl 5 fer 979·3837 ,weekends •••••••••••••••••••• • •• ~ 6s>~!d~ '80 SIVIUI DIESEL: leather inL Every e>pt100 4.(0) miles 891-1588 . cnATIOHS/ CHEVOllS L..'9f w.ctlon Jt9t Arri •eel ~any oo&ors fr model$. '68 Bug reblt eng. Snfr. good body & inter. Good tires. Sl,900 ask ing --~ '80 Coupe OeVille 0 <' wt't.EDIAUM'! Elegance. By owner. low GROTHCltenold '6S VW Bus orig camper. rruJes. White w Ired in l82U Beach Blvd. New exter paint. Needs lerior. Will !>acnf1<'t> HUNTINGTON BEACll some work. $2.000 ,_IBMll80________ 847-4087 LA HABRA 15 Ml. No. otSA Fwy 1 C714t5U.533l 5-day by Appt AlJ!\r.L . 171411 -630.5079 l~wwn k J0.6p m Call 5.56-4282 a ft er 6 Ask for Tl m. lll-0551 '70Ml2JO 4·&Pt*d. econom y r ar. 1-;xrellenl condition. '.U!Jtlr clelil\ t 499llM U l • '7U MGB. C:.Us. AM/l-'M. 6K mi. 675·9490 dys, ~7212eves. '79SaabTurbo. blk. clean and fast. lo. lo m1 , call l · 758--Dlli. 1967 Saab 96 $700 549-~ _540-0295 _______ ~~de Ville. S1200 -S&--U-S_Fl_R_S_T_! - '74 VW conv't. Low miles, S48 781J We have a good selection FM stereo. XlnL rood. of N E W & U S E O 711MW530i Immaculate: Runs on re· 'T.l 1200: Good cond. Sl395 gul.arps.4speed.power Call e ves & wk nds steeJ:in&, power brakes. G-4<94 aircond, AM /FM stereo f;at 9725 ~~ett~..: .... e!ectnc ds un · ••n•••••••••••••• ••••• '""" e......-.nc win ows • ..,9 ic.; SC d . t.opaz/taD interior. Only r 1at Y er 2000. auto 3>.000miles. $12..500 Call trans. W. lug rac k, 642·0138. AM 1-"'M cassette. mai?s. ·74 2002, air. 4·spd . A.~/FM cass, xlnt rond Bestofr. 6'n-27SO brand new cond. navy blue wit an top. 3 yr wm· ~ -~·~112 __ ---- '76 124 Spyder 5·spd. ·79 3201. 4 spd, A /C, 37,SOO m1, wht w/red. stereo. cruise control. mags. nu lop, S3900. last yr for r eg gas . 493-3506 SI0.900. or bsl ofr. •·.-74-.-X-1-,9-.-N_e_w_m ___ a_g_s. 7ro.8195_. ______ , paint. seats. tires. Sharp. ·12 2002, 4 spd. air,, $3.395. P.P. 963-0625. AM/FM. ~lean, runs gd. '76 131 2 dr, AM/FM, 5 Xlnt mpg. $3600, 673-2750 spd. $2600. Gd mpg & ccp; 9715 cond. 497 4006 • •••••••••••••••• ••••••• '76. Xlnl cond. 4 door. "72 ~. 4-spd. rblt eng. nu good gas mileage. $3200. starter, 'a Ives, b.rakes Call 962-2194 SIDJ.. 840-6074 --------- --------'75 Fiat 128 Sedan, great '76 Black. new . radials. on ga.S. 4 spa. Must 5ee. Good cond.. COOC>or best $2000 or best offe r. offer. &G8862 531-4..576 a~5pm.' · · 79Capri, loaded. fantastic ..._. 9727 shape. Must sell. 838-72101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dys; 6'n-1219evs. • 9720 VISITYOUR ·-·-··--··••••••• <>RANCiE COAST HONDA HEADqUARTERS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALES&SERVlCE OLDSMOllLE HONDA GMCTRUCKS 2850Harbor Blvd. Sl995 SADDLEIACIC VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 PllFECT BEAUTY 450-SL only 38Km1 on Uus 1973 white bt!aut ) 1n perfect cond Out:-.land 1ng buy at Sl~.500. 64(}.lm3, 975 0121 ----- •LOWIOOIC• '77 2801-: Snrf. stereo cassette. beautiful cond .. 78.<mru. SI0.900 957.9303 ~r 9'J8 33S2 eves & $6,300 1957 ~ Su lU'OOI Sedan. Stored Uyrs. for $4.000 & b a lance ·1n trade. 633-6.'"B'1. LOWER PAYMENTS On new/used Mercedes Benz with our extended term simple ... inte rcst bank plan M1 n1m um down. 0 .A.C. Call for conlidenliaJ quote. MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS 831·1746 4~1704 '74 M:BZ 45(&£. Sunroof. Xlnt. cond. $13,800. 675-6700 or 642-7261. '72250 MBZ. M.500 Or best offer 631·1~ '734SOSEL: 4door, white. Xlnt ccod. Sll.200. Call ~3671 L&e or Buy '77 280SE, super cle a n . SlS,500. ~.~ eves 77 2112 2+2, 4-spd, elec. snrl, AM/FM caas .. A/C, S3K ml. SBSOO. fial-7074 COSTA MESA 540.9640 '72 280SE, 4·dr sedan. 1~--------Sorf, air, maroon. Im· '79 280ZX GL, Joaded, '79 Accord. great car, mac. SS,300. 557-4073 moviQC to New York, beige, AC, AM /F M days. l'm8t sell. Assume lease. stereo. lo mi, great cond, ------------ W k d a y 4 t o 7 • llke new. SlS2 mo. as· ·m NB 250, A·l Coad. 714·645-0530, Wknd : sume lse. 891·2541 d ys. S45(X) ll'.r>-!llM-1222 6T.H967 aft 8PM Bob. 494·17<M or 638·7470 °"' 9746 $5400. Bob: 957-9303 dys 1l8> Cad El Dorado 8 1ar <.'hevro&ec..s ! or960M9l8eves ritz. astro root, full pwr, ....................... '70 Station Wagon: Looks Toyota 9765 ·m VW Bug, champagne. &: runs great •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ~lean. lH.CX)O..reblt. eng • dark brown 1. 000 fl) I. ( Cl11?340 I SJ 7. 750 CONNELL CHEVROLET 962-9829 '77 Toyota Corona Wgn. ures, brakes. paiol good. a..-... 4·sp, 4-eyl. xlnl. cond. $1800080. 342.0297 ~I RELEASING ~5423 .~"-'4 t1 .. rt•1r Iii> •I 11r-l \\H_<.,\ . -or--97tl ~400. 495-1025 al\. 6. '79 Cad EJ Dorado B1ar ntz utro roof· full '-' w r. da rk blue 10.000 m1 , SlS..SOO t488-XIL1 54~1200 ;~::;·:e·~:~;~~;·;;~ r..-.. 97'7 19 DIWT DSL &get ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... ••• o.,.iwkehey 14641 Kazan FREE 2 Pwgeot 10 speed bikes AND 2 Peugeot mopeds! <Xfer good thru ~13-80. BEACH IMPORTS 848 Ocwe Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 9750 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Ponche 9UT Targa, 79,000 mi, stereo, tog lights, 675-<ll06 '78 Porsdle 911SC Targa. badr spoiler, wht w r1>1k 1111. latest computenzed alarm system. loaded ~ cond. 23.000 rru , RH drive. $21.000 731-a> '70 SPITFIRE. xlnt cond. reblt eng. new tires. Mags, r assett~ Must see! S2500. Call 646-4156 & 675-7646. Volkswogett 9 770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 speed, AM/FM stereo cassette, air rond. C903WDEl Am T.L 171411-410-5079 Between H 30-ti p 1.1 Call S56-4282 11 rt t!r ti Asl< for '1'1 m ESQUJ RELEASING ~5423 Irvine You are the wtnner of two free ltdtet.5 <St I.SO value). Lo TM 9Uf&IMARY Tour Havmg lroublf' sellin~ your car? Try us! 1'1ud for or not! A.'lk for Frank 'fB BUG. Rblt. Perfect Marino or Tom Aikin. paint.. body, mtr $2150 '79 fleet wood Brougham D'Elegance. Full pwr. Cruse. Michel.ins. auto. trnk & a ntt'nna. wire Wht!IS. GO HG f:(H'" Lo m1 ~l atnl r1·c·r1b 13lzy or lake over IM· :-.o Own. Sl l.295 Call 567~ Lon~ Bearh. C ,\ Tldtet.s m<n Ix· r-1a1 med by calling i;.u.Jt)iM. cXl 272. • •• Cad "78 Brougham Ut: ------, . ·54 Baja Hug En~1ne Eleunrt'. Low m ill's. • '77 Spnnt Loaded :'\ire x.lnt. Needs soml' bod> Xlra clun I Owner s:MOO. 'W~. !168-ifAIO or work,·:wor best offer. ·srso.eatJ676-2'732 J 642:-7&50 !Cl~ __ 64&25616 for John · ..,... ""--h '77CdV.·Whtonwht Pully ·~ .... ,~vette w ite, 11uto Yoho 9772 eq1.1p'd ; sWll'OOf. rrwl.t: 4-dr. Ii~. Xlnl coml 00-Drl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ront S61.SO' 54K692lfe\1• Sl..~ t'~J641 _ 18711 IEACHILVD. VOLVO I Ex~~~u; Ckan. 6.500 1 '71i t'ht>•,.ttt· 4 dot:r , ............ °" 8-CKh S rru1e. Loaded Coupt' ck autt> 18.<XXl m!lt><; $3500 84~2000 ALIS. SERVfCE \Till"' Ta.kt' oH•r ri·m<stn or ~l off,.r %:! 5ll11i '67 9"'S T 2 2 L AHO LEASING ut~ 2 ~ r k>aM· at ~:l9 mo. "'"-'-..,. arga . enJ?, ~~~~~~~~~I OVERSEAS DELIVERY _..,_. body like ·m wn" alloys. EXPERTS + :>maU down. Call aft ··-••••••••••••••••••• 9925 sharp:Call G. Henderson '86 Bus. Reblt. 1600 eng. 6P~ ~---_ ·50 Chl")s ler Very ~cl &1700or~ trans. good body. Sl.750. EA.11.E IKE 9917 rond. Runs \I.ell. S675tb5l '75 914 Copper Metallic. 34mpg hwy. 1 owner. Cherry cond. Riveria mags, Ania exhaust . stereo, new uph ol. M}.1B1'6 '78 911 SC. Sorf. ivory /tan. 9,IXXlmi. Uhr. &it', Clif· ford alarm. Loaded. SZ!.500. P. P. 64.2.QJ67 or 646-1030. ClOSlO SVNOAn 67S-4317. VOLVO -·••••••••••••••••••• _d_r._d}'S_7S4-08!!0_._960-_ ~7~ '71 Bus, nu 1600 eng, U· 1966HarborBlvd. '78C&maro Xlnl cond. T ~ 9932 joints, tires, s hocks. COSTAMESA t op . Ai C . A~1 1 f'M . $3250. 979-0963. eves 646-9l0l 540-9467 St B S6SW ORO 7fi0 om; &W-QS7 '72Tan VW Bu.s, new enl(, ~ ml, new brlcs. good tires. port.able campuig. par. S2400. 673-91)3() • VW Bus. Clean. great nw. low miles on reblt. New brlca " shocks. men 53M63.1. 11 Bug, xlnt cood. New ==•tune.up. u YoU 're in the market for a beUa' car, be au.re tQ check the many autos .ave.tued for sale in Cwlfted umVolvo14.2.S,xlntcond. 'H Z28. air rond .. ,Call Steve after •pm It headers, stereo tape wtmds,873-9537 ~~sell ! Prv P t?' ....................... ''°' NUBS Mn'Ocacna 1425 Balter Street COSTA MESA 540-9202 '73 Camar o . full y equipped. 1 own e r S2.CIOO. ~ ews. '78 LT, T-top, AC, PS. lilt will, All/Fii stereo., z.aoo. 6U..as.zt ... Han ne.p yourself to a J~ se.lectkln of Quali,r~ Hopeful" tn the DAILY Pl LOT KELP WANTED ADS ....................... 15 T TOP Wht tmaroon tn l. /\I I powt!r 27 .000 m 1. Im !TlaC'Ulat.e 754-6790 or 1\c1 SIU.er II 14J., 642-CJOO · 24 hrs aday. 3 DAYS ONLY!!! \foth<'r's r>11v May II St•nd a ~af.!t' to Mom • un uur l'r>t'<'ial Moth«.>r'ic Duy pa)le. Call 64:!·561'1 for 1 n(nrmat ton & l P 11lar 1• \Our mesi.illll' 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• n Granada 4·dr, econ 6-cyl, I'S, P1B. AM /FM • stereo. AIC, lu.x. int. S6K • • mi, s~ to apprec iate S3100 1or best. aft S. 9IJll.3468, aJJda y sa l lsun '945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lincoln '69 Mark lrt.' black on black, nice car SUD5. 847·2955or631·011 I Mlrcay 9950 ....................... , ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST UNCOLN·MERCURY DEALERSHIP RAY R.ADEIOE UNa:>l...N-MERCURY lf>.lBAutoCenter Or SDFwy·Lake Forest ex11 IRVINE 830.7000 MlldmMJ 99 S2 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 711 Mustang I I. T· To p. '.\1 1nt. 15.000 m1 ':- A.\11 f'M. air. S44SO or b:-.l cir. 768-6203 ----- '!Wl 6-C)I. atr. pis, snn lake ovl!r lse pymb ~Monthly 714·75~:! ·71 Xlnt cond. G ootJ tra n~port at1on . $1500 Call !JQ>.5826 '67 A C:. Power Steennl! Auln As king Sl!IO U l;tt ~ -----oect.mobM . 9955 .•......•.••••••.••.... 7'l Cutla.'\s Diesel, blut·." loaded. T·top. 10:000 mi. 5 ~T warr 842-2321 7\1 Olds Delta. Xlnl cond Sell or lakt! over least• Supex terms. PLea:-.c calJ$.()008 'Ill Qkk. C.S. No down · ml IJllJes. Take over m ~ 1 • lease al 1979 lntere:it rat.es C.all Guy 673-0224 '75 Ok*s Torooado. n1c~· cmd. All access. Sl.200. SS1·9442 P\I I# 9960 .. .................... . ·m Roadrvnoer. •·11>d. macs. rblt eac. aK mr on eng. nns n.ke mmt see. I.Clo much to list. $Askin~ S2000 /b e st Brun o 847.1.Jd 1.976 Vol.are Waeon roof radl. PS. PB. AM /FM. stereo. t::lec::t rear doc1r lat.ch. mag wheels. 64,000 mi. '1ust s e ll S2.095 60-.33'ni. GE mm~mmcLEARANCE \\'ED~ESDA '\'·. THl..RSDA ,. & t~RID:\ ,. :i:.=~~~~~~~------MAY7.8&9.1980 E''ERY H01'DA ACCORD l ,,X A~D HO~DA PRELl"DE IAUTOMATICl I:\ STOCK \\'ILL BE SOLD FOR '1A:\l.FACTl..RER·s Sl"GGESTED RETAii~ PRICt: ft.HILE THE,~ LAST!!! •GOOD SELECYIO' 'O\\.!!! SALE PRICE DOES NOT IMCWDE TAX. UCEMSE. DOC. FHS & DEALEI INStALUD OPTIONS • SALE PRICES EFFICTIVE THRU SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1910 • SERVICE PARTS OPEM TIL I 0:00 MONDAY THIU FRIDAY ...... -. . . ...... . . .. . . . . . . . •.. . . .. ...... .. I ... t ' , .. .. . ••• DAILY ,..I.OT Wednetdey. Mey 7, tllO Wednetdey, Mey 7, 1880 •EW 1980 PLYMOUTH ARROW $4995 2 Or Hatctit>eck -1800 cc enQtne rear window dPfrQ!llet vonvl s•~ mold1nos radio. wheel tnm rmgs S Speed trans buck~t '4'1tls w'l!N rad•at ttres & more• 1150472) •EW 1980 CHRYSLER Lei ARO• $5895 SPECIAL USED CAR BUYSI 1974 DATSUN 1977 PLYMOUTH 1210COUP'E RJRYWAGON Econom.cal 4 cy1 engine. 4 speed VB automatic II ans . air cond . PM" trans bvcket seats. AM/FM stereo 8 s1ee11no & brakes. 1ad•O tuqgage track & more• (8n KSMI rack wsw tires & more' (330WOTI 51995 s2295 1978 GMC 1978 PLYMOUTH saau 1 s rtc1eur HO«IZOM SID.AN V8. automatic transmission. powe1 Economtcal 4 cyl engine 4 speed steermq. power brakes. radio and transmission. AM/FM stereo more• (1K19238) cassette. owr steenng. bueket seats. root rack & more• 1849ULC) 53695 $3695 FOR R.EET SALE OR LEASE . •EW 1980 PLYMOUTH HORIZO• $5195 4 Or Hatcn~ -1 7 •otre eno•N • sOd trans CU'llQn' •Olef•Of to elitttt•Or C*o <Sayln1Qhl """°' front t. •Par bumPf'f QUlltdS wl\MI ''"" ""os buti«!I ~ats _,,. radl<il ''""" A lf'OIP' -11S89721 TREMENoou. BIJYS! •EW 1980 1976 PLYMOUTH YOLAll W .A~C»I V8. automatic trans . air oond . pwr st & brakes. AM/FM stereo sphl pwr seat & windows root rack 1111 wheel cruise control & mucti more• C909PRJl s2395 1979 PLYMOUTH VOLAl.ECUSTOM SID.AH vs. automatic trans . air cond owr steering & brakes. vinyl toP. radio. cu9tom mo1<11nos. wsw ttres & more• 17 13XTYJ. 53995 PL YMOUIH YOLARE s5095 6 cvt l'nQtnP au1omal•C tranc: po wf"r slf'f'rtno ma••mum coohna wsw •ad•al 11,. delUlff> Whf'CI CO\lt'r~ & IT\OIP1 I t41958) 1977 DODGE 1978 PONTIAC ASPINSIDAH rHOINfX COUN VS. automatic trans . atr cond pwr V8 automatic Iran' atr cond owr steennq & brakes AM/FM s1~ steering & ~akes radio custom '""VI 100 custom moldings. wsw 1tres wheels wsw trres & more• 117 7TWOI & more' l645SERI s2495 53595 1979 CHRYSLER 1979 CHRY LER HEW YOUH SID.AH COttDOI A COU,E 5th Alie EdttlOO Loaded inc V8 V8. au1oma11c trans . a•r con<1. DWr steennq & bfakes. vinyl top. raaoo. auto trans . "" cond pwr st & wsw ttres & more' 1612WPFI brakes AMt FM sf 8 track owr windows & split leattter ~eats 54695 padded too & mvcn tnOf'e' 11307471 56295 INFORMATION, CALL: 546 · 1934 · ROCKY ENGLAND MEED CASH??? We pey toP dOll• 104' good. ctean late model cars See Curt Oav11 or Bryan Hesketh !Oday. WI AU.OW TOf' DOIJ.M flOl YOUI ~! Sii US MOW!!! SEE OUR SERVICE DEPARTt-tENT AIOUT RENTING A 1980 PLYMOUTH CHAMP! SERVICE HOURS MONDAY 1'HIU FllDAY: 7:30 A.M •. TO 5:30 P .M. S~TUIDAY: l:OO A.M. TO S;OO P.M. r ... Huntington Beach Fountain Valley ' EDIT ION VOL 73, NO. 128, ~ SECTIONS, S4 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1980 Y oar IJ..ometowa Dally Newspaper TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Irvine Man Sent Hostages Cable Da..g•ters Bouatl Father Faces . Abuse Charge A J6.year-otd Huntingto n Beach father was arres ted on felony c hild abuse charges Tuesday after family m emben. told police the m an habitually has tied up and gagged his three teen.age daughters during lhc past two years. The suspeet. identified as an aerospace worke r. ~as in San Joaquin County t o d ay as Huntingt on Bea c h p o lice arranged for his transfer to ~orneys Seek New Alcala Trial By DAVID KUTZMANN Of -0•11• Pilot Sl.ltf De f e n se a tto rn eys f o r convicted child kille r Rodney J Alcala beg a n l ega l maneuverings Tuesday to win a new trial for their client. Aiding their ca se, th e attorneys said, was an appeals court decision handed down late hist month in Los Angeles which could lead to key evidence in Alcala 's case being ruled inadmissible. <See related story. Page A3.) Alcala . 36. of Monte rey Park. was convicted by an Orange County Superior Court jury last week o f the June , 1979. kidnap.murder of 12·year-old Robin Samsoe of Huntington Beach. But attorneys John Barnett and Jeff Friedman. attemptin~ to delay penalty proceedings agains t their c li ent, t old Superior Court Judge Philip Schwab that Alcala was entitled to a new trial beca use illegally obt ained evidence was used against him Though Schwab denied their motion ror a delay. he did leave open the possibility he would rule today on a request to reopen hearings on the admissibility of e vidence. Should he rule against them . the d efe nse attorneys s a id. they would appe al immediately to the 4th Distnct Court of Appeals . • At issue . B a rn e ll aod Friedman argued Tuesday, is whether e vidence found at Alcala's Monterey Park home was improperly obtained since the s earch warrant was s igned by an Orange County judge. Monterey Park is in Los Angeles County. Alcala's attorneys last <See ALCALA, Page A2> Auto 'Lemon' Bill Advances SACRAMENTO <AP> -The ··1emon bill." the lemons being autDmobiJes, has won its first test in the C alifornia Legislature. The bill. A82705 by As - semblY'W'man Sally Tanner, D- El Moot.e, went lo the Assembly floor Tuesday on an 8-2 vote of the Labor. Employment and Consumer Affairs Committee. The bill would r equire automobile makers tD replace defective ''le mons" or return tbe buYen' money. COl.JCH COMFY; f C4Sll CUSHIER "My IOI• WU comfortable but my padded wallet feels even bitter.'' Tbat'• tbe word from the lnlM man •bo 1ucce11fully ..W Illa IOla lD Ulla DailJ Pilot elelUhd ~ment: Gold aadque aaun a· tot• w /4 looae cuthlons. buUGat.dlf7Sux-xnx Huntington Beach Caty Jail Sgt Lws Ochoa of Huntington Beach police said the man's 15-year·Old s tepdaughter told h e r g r a ndmother of the mistreatment whe n she was visiting lhl.' woman in Manteca. Cahr. Ochoa s aid the grandmother notified Manteca police. who arrested the fa ther when he arrived to pick up the girl Tuesday The police official said no sexual abuse took place during the bondage incidents .and that the treatment apparently was n o t u s ed a s a f o rm o f punishment for misbehavior. "He apparently got s ome sort of a kick out of 1l. .. Ochoa said. Along with the 15·year·1>ld .:,t e pda ug hte r . the man's 14 -y e a r ·old daughter and 12-year ·o ld s tepdaug hter allegedly were subjected to Uus tre atment. Ochoa said. Five other children in the family. all m a les. were not s imilarly abused. he added. The police orfic1al s aid the bo ndage inc ide nts took place o nly whe n the mother was a bsent and inc luded hog.tying the girls' arms and legs behind them and s tringing them up from rafters in the garage. The father would challenge the girls to free themselves before eventually untyiog them, Ochoa said Teen Pleads Innocent in Beating Case Michael John Duncan. 19, of Huntington Beach, pleaded mno· cent Tuesday at his arraignment o"n charges filed in connection with the beating of 17-year-0ld dou~hnut s hop waitress las t Thursday. Duncan wa:, arra igned on rhargei. of attempted murder . armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon before Judge Phillip Cox in West Orange County Municipa l Court. Bail was set al SS0.000. and a pre· hminary hearing was scheduled ror May 16 before Judge Ragnar Engebretsen. Police believe Duncan was the man who entered Winchell 's Donut House. 6971 Warner Ave .. and repeatedly be at waitress Collyn Gebaur on the head with a metal weight. Police said Dun· can took $290 from the shop and left Miss Gebaur bleeding on the floor The waitress remains at Hunt- ington lntercommunity Hospital with a fractured skull, cuts and bruises. A hospital spokesman described her condition Tuesday as s table. adding that s he has re- gained consciousness. BB Approves Outreach Fund R~quest . A request for $43,366 In Orange County revenue sharing funds by the Huntington Beach Senior's Oull'each Program has been approved by the City Council, The amount requested i.s 2S percent less than received last year. The progra m provides i nformation a nd referral service, contact and visitation, meals to the home, special lranaportatloo and 1 news letter. An additional tel,005 is being 1ou1bt from city revenue 1barln1 funds to finance the J)rofram next year . l••• Aee•ecl SACIAM&NTO <AP> Howard Jam II beln1 acemed of •=•111 ualnc adl for tall Pro Uoa t to pro1now the U I . ._. .. oudidMY ol fwtMr .... n_.. ,......, Paulo ... ' ( Fishing Was ·Fi11-tastic Laguna Beach fishermen Al Ste rlinlt. Dave Wilmshurst and Bob Thorrias hold up si x sharks they caught in a net off Main Beach Park in Laguna Be ach Tuesd ay morning. W1lms hurst. who opcr.at~ a commercial fish mg boat off Laguna ·s shores. said he can get 70 rent'> a pound for lhe leopard sharks al a Da n a Point m arkt'l FV Council Adopts Open Door Policy Fountain Valley Ctty Council mem bers debated Tuesday just how far lo open their new "open door " policies in selertin~ <'ity mayor!> and commis s ion members. By a 3 to 2 vote. the council chose written public ballot.ing over voice votes as a m eans of selecting future city mayors. Also. the council unanimously voted to conduct pubLic group interviews or city com m1s.s1on candidates and to avoid the appearance of secrecy that hac; char acte rized s ome selection procedures in past years Fountain Valley's c urrent ordinance calls for the council tCJ e lect a new mayor annually by lfle••·-· "· secret ballot. In the past, the individual council me mben' voles have not been m ade public after balloting Last month. the councal voled to make public the contents or these written baJJots and to seek a chan ge i n the cu rrent ordinance to officially eliminate the secrecy. Ac; pre pared by the city attorney's office. the ordinance before the council Tuesday night ca lled ror a voice vote in selecting future mayors. But counc il member Ben Nielsen proposed that the city keep the policy used in last month's elect1on. perm1ltmg the <See OPEN. Page Al> ........................ ltert llanden, 7, (left) meuuret cluamate Jolene Sprque. I , wtth metric tape ""uure u UM leeond 1r11den at Fountain Valley'• Cox &ellool learn mon about 1tr1n1e numben durln1 NaUonal Metric Week. Jolene meuw. °"' "*-· M eeett.-.n -or four'"'· nve and ~urter lnehel ln plain la&lilh. Iranian , Slain In Ambush By'l'lte Aaedated P1'fta An un1den t 1fi t-d gunman a mbushed the 24·yea r-0ld son of Iran's Anglican bishop and killed him with four shots through the bead a.od neck. it was reported today. The young man worked as an interpreter for foreign reporters in Tehran. Meanwhile. Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshli, a top Iranian revolutionary lea~r. said the end o f the Jranian Embassy siege in London would not s p eed rclea s <' of the Ame rican hostages. He said a parliame ntary debate on the rate of lhe Americans would not be held at least uolll mid-June Some hostages were movf'd today to the city of Corgan. l&s miles cast-northeast or Tehran. Tehra n r a dio s aid . Small numbers of hostages earlier had . been sent from Tehran to 11 other Iranian cities in an effort 10 foil any US. plans !or a second rescue attempt. Bahram Deghan1 Tafti. an Oxford gradu.alc, was ambushed Tuesday ni~ht as he drove to a hotel in c·cntraJ Tehran Crom a college in the north of the city where he was ·a lecturer. accordmg to reports reaching London Thl' gunman reportedJy forced Taft1 out or the car before shooting him. The night before his death. Tafli told foreign reporten tus apartment had been broken into and that he was worried about his safety. British newspapers reported. The British Embassy in Tehran confirmed that Tafti. who held dual Iranian-British <See IRAN, Page AZ> Coast College Trustees Eye New Contract Coast Community College Di9tnct trustffl will coodiact a s p ecial meeting tonight to cooalder tbe Utree·year cootraci overwbelmln1ly approved by the d.latric:t's full-time facwty Monday nilht. Tbe trustees will mfft at 7: 30 p.m . ln the district aclminbtra· Uon buUdinc, 1370 Adams Ave .. Colt.Ill ... Richard Slmoa. • apoteaman for the dlltrict. M6d 4Malll ol the contract would not be r•ltaHd ottl ttae documeat eomet bllore tl"UIMel ......_ A ...... ~enMWtM unofficial C!Ouet la ...... ,., rtUflcMloe vve. WU m la flftf ol the eclltnat. =' 111•. TM omnet alreet MU'b' 110 full-tl•e la1trt1tten It Golden Wiit, Or= C... 1M CoHlll• ""'"'"" ty NI .... ,,., PHt """ , ... Mrtod ,,.. Julr 1. lfPI eo J .. •· ••· Action labeled Cruel By FREDERICK SCROEMEID.. °' ... o.lty ~ s ..... An Irvine energy technologist freely conceded today that he s ent a c abled m es s age to establ.ls h negotiations an Paris for the release of the American hos tages he ld 1n Iran a m essage that the U.S. Statc Department has labeled .. a cruel hoax." "ll 1s for real.'' said Marvin Wahrman. who sent an April 19 Mailg r a m to the Frenc h embassy in Was hington. D.C. that purpo rts to arrange a m e eting in P a ris be tween Ayatollah Khomeini. a Soviet diplomat and Wahrmao. 0 ff 1c 1a 1 ~ a t th e S t at t· Department i.a1d today they arc: stdl myst,ified by the messal'tc ~c ause of what the~ termed "several lncons1slenc1ei." an it. ... content. Pho to l'O pie s o r th e rommWliquc were received in T u e s d ay 's m<11l b y r e presentat1vrs of seve r a l O rang e Cou nt y n e w ~ orga ni:iatJon$ Wa hrma n said ht· ..., a!. not tht' soun ·p of tho~t· lelter.. J le ~aid c;ome prev1ou-. business asS0<:1ates may hav1: been respon.s1 ble The Ma1lgram reads. "this 1s to confirm today's telecon with ~our embassy. Negotiations for the release or the A m encan hostages wtll begin early oext month. ··Mr. Valerie Velaik from the Soviet embassy in Washington D. C. and m yself will meet with Ayatollah Khomeini at the Iranian e m bal>sy tn Pans. Thc c ooperation of the Frenc h government 1s vital to the succem ol t.be tallrs . · • Wehrman said that h e arranged the dialogue through several high level connections in Iran and the Soviet Union. He s aid th<> U .S . int e llige nce commumty had knowledge or the proposed talks . Wahnnan said the talks broke down be cause of the fai led hostage rescue attempt. Wahrman termed the Statr Department 's r e a c tion 10 <Stt CABLE. Page A2l HBTrustees Oppose '9' Huntuigton Beach City School D1stnct trustees said Tuesday they oppose Proposition 9. the Howard Jarvis incom e tax-cutting initiat&ve that will go before state voters June 3. Trustees said the meas ure. which 1s des igned to reduce state income taxes by about 50 percent, is too drastic when weighed aga in st other tax .r e du cing mea s ures approved in reeent years. In a resolution. t rustees said unanamously that subs tantial services alread y have been cut as a consequence of Proposition 13 and that c ritical services would be vulnerable t o add.itiooal cuts. Coast ·Weather Night and morning low clouds and sunny a fter- noons through Thursday. Lows tonight SS at the beaches to 60 inl and. Highs Thursday 6S tD 70. j , DAILY PILOT ~---J '! BRE.4KINC ----.... OPEC Evaluating Pricing trategies RIYADH. Sa~ ArabAa 1AP1 Tbe OPEC oO mm~ten beaaa meet.lnl tn Saudi Arata• t.od•1 &n an attempt to r.olve lht1lr prici.n,c dtfferen<'ee and rMt.ore the unUy t.hal enabled them lo dom1n1k the-oU mar\et "Tbe conf~...,~ lJ to aaml.Dt an ovtrall pr1cln1 1t.rateay ol OJ>~ in lhe~bt ol lnlet•naUoaal chura and htd.Mdual trenda lmoftl ue~ a&.11tet. ·• tM S."'41 tovemmnt radio old ln t.nnow\c QI lbe m..U01 had tM>aun T~ minl•lt'rt fallt!d al tbelr laal m~q. ln Cuaua. VenHuela, in Ot-cembfor. tn a~ on a uniform pr1ce, Httln1 off a frtt for all raniang from the S.28 a barrel c-har1ed by t'onst•rvat.hf' Suudi Arab .. to S.U ~ nn '\pat markt1t.a Crftr, •• T«'•fllW l•r SlcwJ•rlc .. r LISBON, Portugal 1AP1 Seven crew memben of a PortugUt"Se jetliner aald today lhey are wlllln1 to te.Wy ror LM IS-year-Old boy who hljacked their plane and look 12 pDMn1en on an WlScheduled fil&ht lo Mednd '·He nt>ver showed hamlt'lf wt ol line or violent. He left the l'rew v.1lh tt\e 1mprt>c saon that he was lnlelh1ent. leadlnt them lo believe that family problerru cowd have been beblnd h1' at'tion, · the-crew said IJl a !>lalemenl read by an airline !>pokel>man However, the bo) ·~Cather. Alexandre Goncalves R.odrlrues. said. "What our son has done will lull us," a.nd that be and hia wale ldaJIJla had no Idea why lhear son Rul hijacked the plane while 1t was on a flight from Lisbon t.o Faro. In southern Portugal .tfmlde to ·1•••«'rt I utlaorftw• WASHINGTON <AP) -Sen. Edmund S . Muskie. his nomination as secretary of slate virtually assured. said today be will assert the full authority or his position as the principal archlted of U.S. foreign policy. The committee voted 12· 1 to rerommend the confirmation · '·President Carter has made It clear that he ex~ me to play this role and I intend to do it, • t.he Maine senat.or saJd. Several m embers of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee told Muskie th•t the open hl_sbly publicized rivalry between rormer ::;ecretary or State Cyrus R. V~~ and national security adviser Zblgnlew MUMUK Brzezinski seriously damaged the ability or U .S foreign policy to s~ak tot.he world with a single voice Sex Rap Case Newport Cop Sets Fight on ffe' iring /\ Newport Reach police o fficer . fired for sexual misconduct, has indicated he will go to <·ourt to get his )Ob !Jack after the City C1v1I Service Hoard refused to reinstate him Roger Larson . 33. a three·year member of the department, was fired March 12 Department o ffi cials sa id th at his misconduct included a n off-duty anrident in which he alJqedly entered the hom e or a Newport From Page Al OPEN ... 1 1t,> clerk to read aloud the .... gned written vo tes or the ('1111nt•11 members after they are cast. N 1e lsen a rJ,lued that h is approach would free council members from the inOuence or knowing how others voted before they cast their ballots. Counci l m ember Barbara Brown protested that she would not be influenced by others in a \'Oace vote. "I 'm happy t.o go down on a 4 lo I vote,• she said. Cou nl'i l member R oger Stanton a lso favored a voice vote. "If we're going to eliminate the secret ballot. then I think we ought lo go a ll the way." he said "If we're going to open tbe door. I lh.i.nk we oueht to do it au the way, not haU way." Beach· womaf' at 3 a .m . without her perm1ss1on Dunn~ lhc b-Oard hearings which ended this week. Larson contended that h is behavior wasn't any dirrerent Crom that of other officers sUll on the force He claimed he h ad the woman's permission to return t.o her home arter a previous sexual encounter. The woman denied ahe'd had any sexual relati0ft5 with Larsoo or that s he 'd given h i m permission lo return to her home De pa r t ment a I leg a taons against La1'80n also covered a departmental Christmas party during wtuch Larson allegedly made ad vances to other 0Cf1ccn. · WI Ve!>. They also a lleged he verbally harassed female p o li ce employees. Larson defended him self by claiming the allegations wen: untrue and part of a campaign to get him off the police force. His three years wllh the department w e r e ser ved entirely in the palrol division. The Ci vil Service Board hea ring on his firing was conducted In a series or sessions that concluded Monday night with a 4 lo O vole to uphold his dismissal. At the conclusion. Larson's attorney. Ralph Saltsman. said lhe case would be appealed to Orange County Superior Court ALCALA .•. January bad .ouaht to auppreu evi d e n ce be c ause they <'Of\tended the aearch warTant, 1l1ned by Superior Court Judte Richard Beacom. wu invalid. Discovered at tbe Mo nterey Park rt11lden<'e wu a card for a alora1e locker 111 Seattle, Wa11h . where poU~ investaaaton later dla C'ovt rt'd key evidence, 1ndud1ng urrlnas believed to havti been w orn b y M iss S amaoe T h e yo u n1ater dl11ppea.1'td from the seubore in HUDtJ.nctoo Beach last June 20 and bee akt ltc.al remalN were later found an the foothills near Slerru Madre SU JWrior Court Judge Robert Kneeland. :iuice relired. ruled that the warrants issued by Beacom wer'fl valid Friedman. however. said the re(ent rulin& by the 2nd District Court ol Appeal in Los Angeles upholds bis and Barnett's cootenUon that a search warrant sl1ned by a judge in Orange County bas no validity in Lo5 An1eles County. The appellate court ruled lD a dru1 case ln ~ch a search warrant wu signed by a Sant.a Barbara ju1ge and used in Lo5 An1eles County. Friedman said the drug case wa s ··r actua ll y lndlstlngulsbable" from bis client's ·in terms of seizure of evldeoce. "I think we have a very strong l eg a I argument.·' Barnett added. Prosecutor Richard F arnell, who has said he woul(I seek the death penalty against Alcala. defended the search warrant signed by Beacom , s,aying il would h a ve been too "cumbersome" to bave a· Los Ange les magistrate sign the . warrant. . Farnell sald previous cases have indicated at is proper .t.o Issue a search warrant in one county . "1f that's where the action as." and use 1t 1n another_ F,....P~AI CABLE • • • d1sl'losur<' of the mt~sa~c as "puzzling." He said that as late as last wee k representat aves of thl' Central Intelligence Agency and lhe Federal Bureau of Investigation had been briefed by him on the propos<'d meeting an Pans Jane Ma ller. a member or the s tat e department 's Iran Working Group, said the essagl' was believed to be a hoax on several grounds. France has been a close ally of the United States and the bo1La1e situation and b as made no mention of any potential' m eeting in Paris -· T he So v 1 et d 1 p Io mat menllooed lD the cable c. not known t.o U.S. officials -Tile likelihood or Khomeuu leaving Iran for polltJcal and medical reasons 1sslim. -The French embassy in Washington has no record or receiving the Mailgram . M r s . M i 11 e r s a i d S t a t c· Department offk ials would attempt to s peak today with Wahrm an about the messa~e. Wahrman identified him3ell as pre si d e nt o f OMC Technology. wilh offices located in a south Sant.a Ana business park. He said the firm is involved In energy technology. He said that since 1978 be bas been Involved with various o fficials In Was hington in attempts to block the sale or certain technology lo the Soviet Union. He said those cont.acta in part allowed him lo make the overtures to establish the mee~ in Paris. Mayor Al Hollinden said he has been associ ated with organizationa where voice vote e le ctions were a ffect ed by knowing how some voted before a ll ballots were cast. Siding with Holllnde n and Nielsen . council membe r Marvin AdJer added, "It's golng to come out the same either way. It's still an open ballot. 1 feel more comfortable doing It th1! way " Huntington Asks Voter Opinions OAANQE C<>.UT ... DAILY PILOT ,,... °'-c...i Oelh ............ _,, t\ tOf'l"••MO , ... ,...9\ ~\. '• ........... d ttf tfw-°'" .... CM\I ~, ...... C-..... ~••• tllll0tl"9ft\'1lf' ..... ~ ........ ,,_.,~,.,. ... , ... , .. 1 ...... ..._, ....... __ ... ~ ... ,, • .,fll ••• .._ .., ...... ,,.,._ •• '-•hllll• "~..-.-Wiwil" c. .. ,, .. w ..... ,~· ........ " _.,_ M WM¥• -S.-." ,,.. --,... .. , ....... ,._ ,, .. )lf _ ..... "'"'· • 0 IM• llW t8ol•-<. .. _"'••h>o ·---"'··--~••• °""' V titf' ... ""*"°'_,..~-~ " ...... , ...... ( .. ... ,._ ... _ "'"-..,.r•w a-... .. L-. ....... .., __ ,_. .. --... Or_<-••- ...... ~"., .. ()Moe '"'Jt .. c•.........,. Me• .... .,._.., • 0 ... ,.. ._ omc •• '--"" .... ,.,, ... , .... -.. , ................ .i ........ . f The Huntington Beach City CouncU will sample lbe opinions or residents before taking any action lead.log to a change in the schedule ol municipal elections. Residents will be uked ln their waler bllla U they wish to keep the elect.loo In April ol eveo·numbered yean or lf they prefer to switch to coincide with primary or 1eoeral electioaa ln June or November. Offidala potnt out that ll the city elecUoa were coa.aotidaled there would be a aavlngs of about $30,000 per elecUoD. On the other band, it wu pointed out Monday n11tc. that local lsauee may be overshadowed by at.ale and naUoaal luues and that part.inn poUllca might affect the local outcome. And chanle would have to be approved by voters ln a charter revtaion. • • • CIT\' OFPICIAL8 bave qreed to DC'OVtdt a malllmum of $8,000 m ctty money for a Srlll. deep fryer hood and venlln1 1y1lem and ftn exUD1ullbtr' at Huell'• Husout ln H\IDllqtoa Beach's Central Pm. The ftaancln1 wtU come ln the form ot a.ue credlta to tM rntaurant operator. Offtclab aald tMy expect tM 1Wtaurant, located at Lake Huntington. to be open by t.be summer and Hrvlnl break.fut. lunch and dWMn. It bu been boarded up II.nee the clt.J purchaMd the le ... · from the prevloua park conceuionalre. • • • IN ftlB nJT'UftE, 111 f'"t '·' 11 · •-11 ' "'•"'Ccl to' hive daDff noon must iret ll r . • ., t'h City Cowadl. Tbt cJty hu approvcrl 1. tr recth1nt 1 number ol eomplalnta 1boul •• 1. 1 111 1 lev t. aL lhe petklac lot ot IM W <>Non dlHo ln Ptter'1 l.andln1. Tiie fedllty rwelved ctty approval °" the Nall ot '1llt\I 1 Nita--.. Ml ........................... etl~ .m.iaa. .. w. I ·~--HOSTAGE TREVOR LOCK ttUGS WIR DOREEN Flve Terrorlata, Two CaptfvH O.ad In london Final Toll 7 Dead In Lomlon Siege LONDON IAPI Police to day put the death LOii 1n the Ira· man Embassy siege al seven rive terrorists and two hostages -after firemen removed the re· mains Of the last three bodJes from the burned-out bu1ldlnJt With one terron5t 1r< custody police said this confirmed suspi c aon!> that th e re were sax gunmen 1n the Iranian Arab ~ang that seized tht.> embas"> last Wednesday and took 26 persons. mos tly Ira nian .... hos tage Iran's revolutiona r y J!O,em ment said It will ask for th(• ("X· trad1t1on or tht• -.urvl\ tnJ( tn r o riq hut l'rim1• :\t ln1 l>l .. r M argarct 1 hall'hl·r >A J ., report t•d dctl·rmaned to rc"1"t th•· re· CjUf':.t Thi· ..,1ci.:t· l'Odl'c1 !\lond.1' >A h('n Br1t.11n':. Spt·<·1al \ir ~t·n·1 t'l' commando n•gi ment ~tormt·d the <•mbass\. k 1ll1n~ fl v<· tt>r rori"t." and n ·..,cu1n.: lht· n•matn an~ 19 h<~tai.:t•:. Thl' tcrronM.-. thrcatenl.-d to kill onl• hm.tagl· C\ er) half hour unlll their l.lc mandl> 11t erc 1111•1 On-c hostagt'. pres., attache Abba:. Lavasani. wa~ executed by the t.en:onsb Monday and tus body was pushed out the front <toor of the embass) Thf' body of J sl'<'Ond hoc.ta~e killed. Ah Akbar Samadi,adeh was takc--n from the rubble today. pohce "aad Five hofltaees had been re leased eart)er . Two bo6tages rematned an a ho~p1taJ. One. Akmed DadRar 11t as reported 1n ~nou!ii cond1 11on wtth gunshot wounds 11w •ll h e r , C hargt.' d A(fa1rt·' G holam·Ah Afrouz. Will> said to be an sausfactory cond1t1on T ht:re ~ad been t'Ontus1on Jbout the number or hostag~. t('rronst.s and victim'> t"ver 'lnC(' the co mmando~ U!>lnl! stun ~n,nadt>..,. '''PIO'>IH' < haq{e<, ,ind 'i ubmach1ne ~un:.. i.tormt-<1 tht• fa\C Stof} cmb3Sl>) S<'o tland \'ard ~a ,1· th1 ~ rin•akdo'4'TI nn thf' fatP 11f th• ~un mf'n not' 11t as dt>r.d on ar rt \ JI at a hospital o;h<irtl) aftr r the r,ud tv.o bod1e!> ""ere taken t mm the embass> Tuc.-.da}. and 11f the thrl"<' bochc.<t loc<Hcd an th1· i:11t1C'd buildan.11t todJ}' tv.u v.cr•· 11•rrortsl., 1h1 th1r<1 "·" .1 110 ... 1 JJ:l' f'ohce !>aid the) were l>atu;f1ed no othe r bodies wer~ an the bu1ldini;? BB Cops Review Parties Tht Huntington Beach City Council is taking a hard line against noisy . wild parties near downt.own Huntmaton Beach. Council membe rs agreed unanimously lhiJ week to make changes an the c ity's ordlnances to give police more authority an break I.Ilg up pllrties that reported ly cause some ne ighbors to live a.n fear of their own safety ·'The action shows that we will not tolerate the parties that have bothered res idents so much." Mayor Ruth Balley decla red. According to olf1c1als. thl' parties started getting o ut or hand when the city's previous no1c;e ordmance was repealed The l'h:mge'i in the law made 11 nl'<'l'ssarv for pohce to gel ii '-l~ned complaint from resadentl> bt·fore breaking up the ga~r· 1n~s at·rording to Police Chief Earle Hllb1tmlle Ill' said resident!. frequent!} refused t.o sign the complaints out or rear or retal1at1on. The pro posed cha nges will permit police LO take action on private property on the bast:> or \ f'rbal complaints. Hob1talllt> c;a1d the part1e'>. 11t h1 <"h f)flen featur e h ve bands 1·:in attract crowd~ of 200 with an ..idm 1ss1on charge ran~ang up t.o ~5 'There arc guy.., making a hv 1n~ out of thcst> parties dunn~ lht• ..,um me r month-. ... he s aid !'. <· 1 ~hbors hd Vl' ('(J m platnt>d J bout \IOlencc. f1ghWng . and the .1bu ... e or drug~ a nd ale.oho! \I ayor Ba1ll')' said mone} 1.., d\ Jtll.lblc m .1tw budg.et to en for t•1· tht' ordananc1> when -it i~ Jdoplt'fi f ·,....r-.AI IRAN ... 1111z1•n:.h1p. had been found ... 1aan T .-1ft1·~ fJther Ba'ihop OeRhan1 Tart1. heads Iran -. 4 .000·!\Lron~ 1\n~l11·Jn community Sine~ 1\\ Jtollah Huholl;.ih Khomeini ... rt•\Ol ut1on ts month!'> dl.!O. he. his r.1mtly and h1., l'mplo)cc~ hJ\t' 1wc·n tari?t'l" n( violence 'fh<' h1 ~hop left I ran aftN t•\r,1p1nJ? ar. .J"l-J~..,1n ;.f 1u n .11tcmp1 in OctobC'r <ind no11t rr -.1dP., 1n Cypru<. A 14C'ek ago. tn1· b1.,hop ... ~ol11~h ~t'rretar)' .J1•an \\addell. wJ:-~hol and 1· r 1 l 1 c a I I )' w o u n d e d v. he n 11tunmen broke mto her Tehran home May Upholstery Sale! FLOOR SAMPLES AND SPECIAL ORDERS AT REDUCED PRICES TORRANCE 23649 Hawthorno Olvd (213) 378· 1279 ' COSTA MESA 1695 Newport Blvd (7 14) 642·2050 LAGUNA B~CH 345 North. Coast liwy (7i4) 494 ·6551 La una /South Coa t tO ITI O N ., l' our Hometown Dally NtawHpap.-r f VOL. 73, NO. 128, 4 SECTIONS, S-4 PAGES ORAN GE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Cop Probe Ordered in Laguna Caper By STEVE MITOU:l.l °' .. 06lty ............ Laaun• Beach C.'hy C()unc1I members have Hkt.'<I for a M' port on an Incident In wh1rh a abopkeeper cla1 mi. police of ficen allow~ three burglury suspects to go frff after the) were caught with stolen g,IOd., After hearing a length) Jr count ol the Man ·h 19 m<'1dent council me mberi. abkert <.'II ' Mon ager Ken fi'rank to havf' It 4' u rn 111 l c r c po r l o C t h c ,·1rculll!ltances i.urroundtng lhti C'11Se brought ba<'k to them James 81at'ketl'r . who owns Studio Antiques at 144-4 South Coai.t 11.tghway. t.a1d m a letter read tu thf' coulH'll Tuesday that .t n orhrer let one of the SU!>pt'CL'< ~u -. hen the man 11rom1sed to lt'lr h h1:. <.'ompanion who hart llt'c1 t ht' st·ene · · tlr uld h e wou ld find ~and bring him back to the scene," the report reads. City Manaaer Frank told'lhe count'1l that. •'Unfortunately. there LS some truth to it Ube re p<>rlJ " But he said the officer who was involved m the case is new to the department and has been c·ounseled about the way he handled the incident Thal does not explain the ac· lions of several other officers who arrived to investlfat.e the attempted burglary. B acket.er said in a telephone interview to- day. Here's how he recalls the inci· dent. He and a friend were sitting an front of Blackeler's a ntique shop March 19 when the shop owner s potted two m en removing stained glass windows from the rear or his s hop and loading them mto a white sedan parked in the alley. Blacketer and his friend rushed to the rear of the shop and confronted the two men. ··1 took a window away from one of the men." Blacketer said. ··At Uus point. the other man s tarted to return the windows to the d isplay area " That's ""hen the first suspect took off on root About that time, a third SUS· peel arrived, carrying a paint- ing witnesses said he was try10g t.o sell to nearby art galleries. Blacketer 's friend detained the two men while police were summoned While waiting for the police to arrive. Blacketer said the dnver ISee COP t>KOtst:, Page A?> Irvine Man Sent Hostages Cable * * * * * Hostages Moved Billhop's Son Slain in Iran ByTbeAssociated Pres~ An unidenl1f1cd ~unm a n ambushed the 24 ) c;.1r old son of Iran's Angh<'an h1 s hC>J> anti killed him with four shots through the head and n(•ck, 1L was reported today. The. youn~ ma n worked as an mtcrprel<'r fur fore11~n reportt•r!. m Tehran :S.Laguna t :"II t· a n w h 1 I e . A ' a t o I I a h ~to h a mmad Hehcshh. a to p I r .. n1an n ·volut1onary ll'ader. ~aid th<' l·nd (If tht· I ranian Emba&sy !'.1egt: in London would n o t :-. p t· (' d r e I <' a !-> e o f t h c American hostaf!es. lie ~aid a parlta mt:nt:rry de bat e on thl' fote of Lhe Americans would not he held at least until mid-June ~F1re Barn ~ Some hos tages wt"re moved toda y lo the city of Corgan. 185 miles east·northeast of Tehran, Tehran radio :-.aid . S mall numbers of hostages earlier had heen sent from Tehran to 11 other Iranian cities in an effort to foil any U .S. plans for a se<'ond rescue attempt : Still Open I Rumors tbat South Laguna's fire station on Second A venue will close aren't true. County Supervisor Thomas Riley ~aid Tuesday. Belief that county officials plan to elose the station as part of local t a keover of state f i r efightin g services ha!. pe-rs 1sted since the January release of a consultant's report The $44,000 report by Laguna M anagem e nt I n s titut e r ecommt•nded c:l o -;1n ~ th e s tation. wh1rh s ent'!-. ~outh Laguna and a port ion of Laguna Nigue l , a s a co !>t ·sc.1v1nf! m easure. Supervisors hired lh<' Laguna consultants to aid in drav. ini.t up procedures for th ... Jul) I takeover of statt• fin· st•rvtt'C!-.. bu t u ll 1 m a I (• I y r c· j (· ,. t l' d a nu mb er of tht• f ir m '-. suggestions . including closure· or the South Laguna station "I can stall' unequivocally that n o plan!> a r c IH·1ng con s idered by the board of supervisors or the county's new fire warden to transfer lhes l' valuable life-saving ser vices from Station #6." Riley said The s tation h o use:. on<' volunteer fire engine. and a pa ramedic units. The consul tant 's report recommended mov· ing tbe paramedic unit to the Laguna Beach fire s tation on Agate Street. Uahram Deghan1 Tllft1. an Oxford graduate, was ambushed Tuesday night as he drove to a hotel in central Tehran from a (•ollege rn the north of the city w h ere he was a lecturer. acc::ording to reports reaching London The gunman reportedly for<'ed Tafl1 out or the l·ar before i.hootmg him Tht> night bdorc• h1~ dc•alh. T Jft1 told fore1i::n rl'JXlrtcrs hl'- ..ipJrtmenl had bl~n broken into and that he w;is worried about l11s safet:,.. British newspaper., n •ported The Br1t1"h Emna "f>Y 1n T ehrnn l'onr1r m1·d that 'f(.lfti . "ho hc·ld dual lran1:rn·Brtllsh 1 tl1zl'ns h1p, h:.id bN·n found -.lm n T aft1's father . Bishop Oe~han1 T afl1 . head!'. Iran·., 4.000-strong 1\ng h c·a n 1·ommunity Since A.' ;.1tollah Ruhollah Khomeini's re,olut1on 15 months ago. he. his famil) and his employees have been targets of violence The bishop left I ran a fl er e scaping an ass a ss1n at1on attt•mpt in October and now resides m Cyprll!> A week ago, the bishop's Scottish secretary. J ean Waddell. was shot and critically wou nd e d when gunmen broke into her home. I'•••••"'.,, P,areats Fishing Was Fin•tastic Lagl!na Beach fishermen Al Sterling, Dave WiJmshurst and Bob Thomas hold up six sharks they caught in a net off Main Beach Park in Laguna Beach Tuesday morning . Wtlmshurst. who operates a commercaal fis hing boat off Laguna's shores, s aid he can get 70 cents a potmd for tbe leopard shar ks at a Dana Point market. s~ Laguna Housing Plan 'Needs Study' The Orange County Planning l'omm1ss1on . following lengthy debate Tu<'Sday. ordered more study of the effecLc., the develop- m<.'nt of 700 housing units on the Mahboub1 ·1"ard1 prope rty 1n South Laguna would have The commission look what ap- pea red to be a middle ground position between what was sought by the county Environ- mental Management Agency and that desired by the de· veloper 's representative. Bein and Frost Techmcally, the commission ordered an addendum to a pre- vious environmental impact re· port prepar ed prior to <'ount y Hoard of Supervisors' action ap proving a general plan amend · ment allowing land use changes to perrrut developme nt The planninJ? staff had sought an entire ly new environmental impact report, one that would s pecifically address develop· ment impacts such as increased traffic. st.orm water runoff, pro- vision of low and moderate tn· come housing and density. The rounly currently is pro- cessing an applicahon from the landowner to change the zoning on the property to comply with previous a pproval of the general plan amendment. Dou glas Wood , the la nd- owner's representative. pro· lesled the need for an entirely new environmental document, claimlng that speclfic Issues of conce rn to county planners s hould be addressed later when tract maps are submitted for ap- proval. A ne w environmental Impact report also was sought by lhe Ci· ty of Laguna Beach and a coall· l io n o f L agu n a Beach neighborhood groups. The Mabboubi-Fardi property, owned by a Beverly Hiils busl· nessman, encompasse s about 350 acres south ol the Lacuna Beac~ La1una border. It is vacant except for lbe Hobo Canyon Trailer Part. which de· <See ROUSING, Pase A.2> COlJCH COMFY; C4Sll CUSHIER "My sofa was comfortab&e but m y padded wallet feel• even better." That's the word from the Irvine 1man who 1ucce11fully sold hie aola ln thl• Dally Pilot claa1Hled advertJMm•t: Oold anUquc ulln II' &0fa w ' 4 loose tu1hlon1. hutlon back l'lhlOMOUUI Fired Cop Fighting For Job A Ne'(Vpo rl Beach police 0 CC1 c<.'r, fi r ed fo r sexual mis<'onducl. has indicated he will go to court to get hLS job back after the City Civil Service Board refused to remstale tum. Roger Larson. 33, a thr~-year member of the departmeot, was fired March 12. Department o fficial s sa id that hi s misconduct included an of(.<futy incident in which he allegedly entered the home or a Newport Beach woman at 3 am. without her penruss1on During the board heariogs which ended this week, Larson con tended that his behavior wasn 't any different from that of other officers still on the force. He ,c laimed h e had the woman's permission to return to h e r ho me a fte r a p revious sexual encounter. The woman denied she'd had any sexual relations with Larson or tha t s he'd g iven him permission to return to her home. De p a rtme nt a llegations against Larson also covered a departmental Christmas party during which Larsoo allegedly made advances to other officers' wives. They also alleged he verbally harassed· fem ale police employees. Lanon defended himself by claimlng the allegations were untrue and part of a campaign to get him on the police force. His three years wllh the d epartme nt were served enurely lo the patrol diviaioo. The Clvll Service Board h~arlnc on bls flrlDI was cond...cted lo a leriel ol •••ioea that concluded Monda, -~bl wttb a .. to 0 vote to ....... 'hla cti1mi1Ul. At tbe coaclU1ioo, Lanon'a aUOraey, Ralph Saltamu1. ~ tM cue would be a~ to Oraqe ~Superior Court. Worken Injured L•I••• Beach lllnder1artner1 Cole gl---Jenna Doty hokl lwo or 1even ~N•IH Wt abendoMd al Top ol t World 1"Wr1m1at1ry lchool early Tue1day mornln1. If you want one, you'd bet~r hurry. Thr or the •he lheDherd puppln ho¥ a lr•ady b••n adopled out. For Information, call the1hetterat ... ..,~. If you want lbe comfort of utra c11h from houHHld U1m11 try UMt friendly Dell-Plaot d111Ultd 1d·vl1trt. Call ........ ATLANTA (AP> -&leven conurueUon ••rk1r1 were Injured whlft SNart of a Wldiftl __., ,..,..._. •t Hirtlftllil l~Alrpof\eo& ....... Action labeled Cruel By fREOE RICK SC'llO[MEffL ()t ... o .... ,. .... 1t.o" An Irvine ene r11.:,. technolo~1i.l frC'C'ly conceded today th<sl he ~e nt a cabled me ~<;age to E''>Labll-.h n<"got1Jt1on" in l'<Jn :-. for the releal>l' of the Amencan hos ta~es he ld ~n I ran -n- m C'sc;a11,c that tht· l ' S St<ilt: Department ha' 1<.thl'led · ;, nuel hoax .. "It 1s for rC'al " -.aid M arvin \\ ahrman. who '>Cnl ..in Apnl 19 M a 1l g ram t o the t"renrh t>mbassy in Washington. O.C. th at purpo rts to a rrange a m eC't1 n g 111 Paris b e tween Ayatollah Khomeini. a Soviet diplomat and Wahrman. O ffi cial s a t th e S tate Department said today they are still mystified by the message because of what they termed "several i.nconsJ.Stencies" io its content. r h o t o (' o p , e .. o r t h ,. <'o mmun1qu<.' v.crc rccc1\C-d in Tue s da y 's mall b y rep r esentative<; of severa l O r ange County n e w ~ organiz.at.toos. Wahrman said he was not the source of those letters He said some previous business associates may have tK>en responsible. The Mailgram reads. "thjs 1s o confirm today's te lecon with your embassy. Negotiations for the release of the American hosla11,es v.111 begin early next month. · Mr. Va leri<.• Velaik from the· Soviet embassy in W:.i i.hmgton D. C and myself will meet with Ayatollah Khomt·in1 at thl' <See CABLE. P •ite A21 Auto 'Lemon' Bill Advances SACRAMENTO IAP 1 The "lemon bill." the lemons bem11. automobiles. has won its first t es t 1n th e California LeglSlature The bill. AB2705 by A!.· semblywoman Sally Tanner. D- Ei Monte. went to the Assembly noor Tuesday on an 8·2 vote of the Labor, Employment and Cons umer Affairs Committee The bill would r eq ui r e automobile makers to replace de fective "IC'mons" or return the buyers' money. Coast Weather Night and morning low clouds and sunny after· noons through Thursday. Lows ton ight 55 at the beaches lo 60 in land HighsThursday6Sto70 INSIDE TOD.4. Y Mmh tlw T~. /ormt!rly of Scup, became Minh Ille Grocer in Saft l.Aoltdro and now \WU open o drildre11 's clotlt~ ~ neor Palo Allo. SetPQf1a8'. . l•tlex ,.,.,_..,._. '" " .... ..,. .~ ... DI It .. .. DI ... •?t" =--c''·u = •,: &.. la ... . .__... .. ....... ••11 ---~ .. ........ ..... .. 0r....-=· .. .. ,..... .. w.c ..... e lt4 ......... ........... ~ .... ,. ;;;-;.... :: . J\I DAIL V Ptl.OT USC Wf9nf!(f•x. Max f , tllO ... ,...,._--Jl.J T BRE~KING--......... OPEC Evaluating Pricing Strategie8' , RIYADH. Saudi An Ma <AP > The OPtX: oU Wolstnl ~an .meetina l.n Saudi Arabia today ln an attempt t.o .-oJ lbelr pncma dinercnra afld raa.ore ~ ..uty lbal abl.t ~m to dornlnat~ t.ho oll marttet. "'llae coot...-cie ll &o ename an overall pr1c1Qa llrateU of OPEC ln tbe liabt ol ~al dum1e. &Dd ledh1dual trendl amoQI proludftl Mata." the Saudi IOVe.l'lllDMt radk) Hid ln annouoclna tM mf!et.ln« bad ~cun · The nunistMw failed •t their lHt meeun.a. ln Caracu. Vene:&uela, m Ot-c~m~r. to qree on a W\ilorm pric . aeulni otf a h e for·•ll ranama rrom \he QI • barn\ cbaraed by conserva.uvc S.udi Arabta to~~ on spot mark.eta. ~ t• 1'r1tll• l•r 8lcrJJ•~lc,r 1 LI BON. Portuial CAP> Seven Cl'f"W membus of a Portut'MM Jdllner said today ~Y arT wilhn& to tatlfy for tht' \&.year-old boy -.ho hl,Jacti.ed tbt1r plane and took 82 puaengen on an unacbeduJed ntcht to Madnd. "Ht' nevt•r sho111red hi~ out or bne or violent He l~ft the crew with the lmpttaalon that he was lntellilent. ludlnj them to ~l~ve that farnUy problems could ban been behind h\s ttclion," the crew aa1d U\ .a statemt•nt read by an alrllne spokesman llowev~r. the boy:. father, Ale.xundr~ Goncalves Rodngu~. sald. "What our son ha~ done w1ll lull w.," and lbat he and tus wlfe Idalina bad no idea "'hY their son Rua hijacked the plane while at was on • ni&bl from Uabon to Faro. i.n 50Uthem Portupl. ti~ 10 • l••~• tMt•orlttf WASHINGTON 1APl Sen. Edmund S. Muskie. his nomination as secretary of stale ,;rtually assured, said today he wW a&"ert the fuJI authority of his positjon as the principal architect of U.S. foret&n policy. The committee voted 12·1 to recommend the <'Onlirmatlon. .. President Carter has made it clear that he ex~t.s me to play th.is role and I intend to do it. 'the Maine senator said. Several members or the Senate Foreign Relations Comm ittee told Muskie that the open highly publicized rivalry between formtt Secretary or Slate Cyrus R. Vance and national secur ity . adviser Zbl&niew MUS«.•1 Brz.eJJJ\Ski seriously. dam~pd the ability of U.S. foreign policy to speak to the world with asmgle volce. l'ro•Po~AI COP J>ROBE. of the car removed three empty beer bottles from the front seal or his car and tossed them Into a trash can. When the officer arrived, he asked the driver for his license. but the man saad it was lost. That's when the second SUS· peel told the officer the man who had ned the scene was his uncle. "He offered to go and find his u ncle. but whe n the officer asked the guy what his uncle's name was. he said he didn't know," Blacketer said today. "So the cop let the guy go." Blacketer said . "Can you believe that?" Blacketer said the suspect never retW'tJed. M e anwhil e. the o ff icer searched the car, found a htmt· ing knife under the front seat and a large gilt.framed beveled mirror m the trunk. A plainclothes officer arrived. t.>xa mined the painting, then placed it in tbe trunk with the mirror and slammed the trunk h d. The rookie officer tossed the keys to the driver (who h~d no dr iver's license> and sent him on his way. ·'The whole incident was un· believable," Blackete r said. "I've lived 10 this town for 48 vears and l know 1f I got stopped for not having a license. they sure wouJdn 't let me eo." But Police Chief Joo Sparks said this morning there was lil· tie officers could do "Since the two guys were ac· tually returning the windows to the display case. they weren't in violation of anything." he said. Sparks said the suspect told the omce that rus friend wu in· toxicated and look the windows. "They said they were just re· turning them." Sparks a&Jd, "so the officer felt al the time he •••• rested under the circumstances that existed then and there." But Blacketer disagrees. "It's like if I robbed a bank, stepped outside and saw the cops, then returned to the bank and gave them the money back, I couldn't be arrested," be said .. 41 Injured In Amtrak Demilment HUMBOLDr, llt (AP) -An Am trak passen&e r traln traveling 80 mph derailed today in east-central Illinois, injuring at least 41 people, officials said. A hospital spokeswoman said so me of t he injured were ~eriously hurt. There were 111 passengers aboard the northbound Panama Limited when nine cars of lhe 12-car train went off the tracks n ea r thi s Coles County community, Amtr ak officials said. Six of the cars carried only equipment. Three derailed cars landed on t h eir s ides. a n Amt rak spokesman said. Nooe of tho&e cars carried passengers. The train was headed from New Orleans to Chicago when the de r ailme nt occurred on t r ac k that a n Amt r ak spokesman said is rated for 90 mph. The injured were taken to the S arah Bush Lincoln Health Center in Mattoon. The uninjured passen gers were taken to their deslinaUoos by bus. The cause of the derailment was not immediately known I.ending Rate Cut Tol7% NEW 'YORK (APl -Cb.ue Mllnhallcan tsank lowered 1la plim_, lendmg ratu to l7 perceol today Th" rectucuon came Just one day Alter tht· Federal ~eserve Board 1>e«a11 w rem.ove tu tight l'Vfltrols on credit by ending a i.urcharttc i\ rn\po:.ed on some loun11 to rnaJor banks. <Related 11tory, 87 > Chaae , th e nation's thlrd·latsat bank, cut 1t.s pnme r •te fl"OD\ 18 percent. bypassi.na ~omt: ban.ks "''th 17\., percent nalea. Pnme rates charged by ma)or banks range from 17 percent to 181/>a percent 1ntcresl rat~ in the money market s h a v e fallen dramaltcally in recent weeks, but the prime lending rate, wt11ch peaked al 20 percent, ha!> fallen at a slower rate. The pnmc rate is the rate t'harsed by banks on loans tD the l r most credit -worthy col'porat e c ustomers. Other co rporate a nd industr ia l borrowers generally pay more. Some banks. including Chase. I m po s-e d a . Io w e r · · s ma 11 business prime rate" on smaller bus iness c 11s to mers. Ch ase today cut that rate from 17"4 percent to 17 percent, In errect ending the difference The Federal Reserve step removed a aurcbarge of three per centage points rrom the discount rate -the rate at which the Federa l Reserve loans m oney te baob . .That ra~ is 13 percent for all banks that are members pr the Federal Reserve. down from 16 ~t ror the largest ban.ks. f',.... P,..e A J ·. CABLE ••• Iranian embassy in Paris. The cooper a tion o f the F r e nc h government is vital to the success of the talks." Wa hrman said t hat be arranged the dialogue through severalbigh level connectioosin Iran and the Soviet Union. He said the U.S. intelligen ce community had knowledge or the proposed talks. W a.hr man said the talks broke down because or the failed hostage reseue attempt. W abrman termed the Slate Depar t ment 's r eact ion t o dlsclosure or the message as "puzzling." He aaid that as late as last week representatives of the Central Intelligence Agency and th e F ede r a l Bureau of I nvesllgatJon had been briefed by him on the proposed meeting in Paris. Jane Miller. a member or the s tate department 's Ira n Working Group. said the cssage was believed to be a hoax on several grounds: France has been a cl05c ally of the United States and the hostage situation and has made no mention or any potential meeting ln Paris. -The So viet dipl om at mentioned ln the ca ble is not known &o U.S. officials. -The likelihood of Khomeini leaving Iran for political and medical reasons ts slim. -The French embassy in Washington bas no record of receiving the Mailgram . M r s . Mi lle r s a id S tale Depart me nt orficials would allempt to speak today with W a hrman about the me55age. couldn 'l arrest them.·' ~ The police chief said an in· vestigator wu sent to the scene .. after the incident and talked with tboee concerned. "We investigated the Incident immediately. of course, and we felt . in reviewing the situation, that no one could have been ar· Gates Quizzed LOS ANGELES (AP> -The Police Commission wanta Chic( Daryl F. Gates to report on why o f fice r s coorro n led t h e Revolutionary Communist Party to ba lt a May Day roarch. Gates has said that his review so far has raised oo quol.iona about the propriety ol confronUDa the marcbera last Tbunday when there were 28 arreata in three bloody claabes. W a hrman identified himself a s pres id e nt o ! D M C Technology, wilb offices located in a south Santa Ana business park. H e said the fir m is involved in energy technology. He said that since 1978 be has been involved wilb va r ious oUiclals in Wasbington in attempts to block the sale of certain technology to the Soviet Union. He aaid \.bo&e contacts ln part allowed him to make the o ve rtures to eat a bliab the meeUnga in Paris. DAILY PILOT , ... °'-c:-11911• ...... •Ifft -.. f"""4ttMd tf'!! "'""',.,..,.,~ ., °""''"""'° Dy ,,.... °"-CM\t _.....,. ~· --· Mrt~ .,. ,....._......,.......,... ,,_......,. f-rto.wY .... (M(4 -~ ....... """'-&••<•H•--···" Y•U•, h••Ae '-' .. ._.. a. ........ c-... -,..,.., _ ..... -·~,.. ... --~ , ... """' ... =''•'='=~~-=.~· .... ,..0. ·-·-"'---·-, ..... ~ Yoc• ___ o.-,___. ~ .. ·-CettOI ,_._,.. .............. .,. ... a.-• ..... """-~~ ..... ·•Right now my concern ia o ver those hoatacea." said Wabrman or the so Amerium held captive in Iran. Nixon on Move Occupiea New NY Office NEW YORK (AP) -Tbe elepbantl and the roctlnc chair arereadY. On 't'tnanday. former Presldllat Nlxoa, wbo now c::a.lla llanhatlan ~ tato bla .new omce on tbe 13th noor at tbe do•tltowft lhllklu. Nblon la ex~ to vtllt lM olft~ clall1, but Ml .... .._... f!Umberl wlU not be enltallle to Ult E and 8'de COi. Jet~ ........ .,. Q tM Dally ..... &M.llD• bu ... ....._ ''tben~J SC. no oommun caUona, no coatact°':~ the,,_, •• •llllWMe. moven wen brlnaJnc in the lut ol Ni xon'• ollh:• f"""9blnp, lnclucU.111 photot of the f amlly. a rocldn1 ~'*' • 1h1h• rec:-*"' the IW9UbUeu Party. Nim\, $ a.... IMaa II la C\etMIM .ance hla ........... ,..... ~. ,...U, lftO\lell lato I~ Oft t"- .. art ....... .~ ............ HOSTAGE TREVOR LOCK HUGS WIFE DOREEN F1Ye Tem>riate, Two Ci!ptivee Dead In London Final Toll 7 Dead In London Siege LO NOON {AP) -Police to- day put the death toll an the Ira· nian Eml>aasy siege at seven - five terrorists and two host.ages -after flnmen rem~ed the re- mains of the last three bodies !rom the burned-Out building. With one terronst In custody, police sald thJs confirmed SUSPI· c aon s thal the r e we re six gunmen in the Jran1a n Arab gang that se1:r.ed the embassy last Wednesday and took 26 persons, m os tly l rlwuans, hostage. Iran's revolutiona ry govem· meot said it will as k for the ex· tradition or the surviving ter· ro r ist. but Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was report· ed determined to resist lhe re· quest. The siege ended Mond ay when Britain's Special Air Service commando regiment stormed the e mbassy , killing five ter- rorists and rescUlllg the remain· ing 1.9 hostages. The terronsts threatened to kill one hostage e\•ery half.hour willl their de· mands were met. One hostaRe. press attache i\bba-. l..ivasam. "'as exccutl-d by the terrorists Monday and tu~ body was pushed out the front door of the embassy. The body 11( a serood hostage killed, Ali Al.bar Samadzadeh. was taken from the rubble today. police ';ud Fl\'e ~ta~es had been n: h:a!-ed carhcr T"o hogtages remained ln a hosµ1lal One. Akmed Dadgar, "'41:. reported in serious cood1 . l1on WJth gunshot wounds The other . Charge d'A fr a1 r es C holam.AJi Afrolli. was s&1d to be an satisfactory cond it1on 'fhere had been conrus ion JboUt the number Of host.ages, terronst.s and victims e ver since the commandos. using "stun ~renades," explosive c.>barges .ind submactune guns. stormed the ftve-:,tonr embassy. Scotland Yard gave th1 c; breakdown on the fate of ttw gunmen. one was dead on ar· rival at a hospital shortly after the raid. two bodies were taken from the embassy Tuesday, and of the three bodies located in lhc ~utled butldmg today two were terrorist s, the t hird was a hosta~e Police said they w~re sall!Jied no other bodies -.ert! 10 lhe building. ........ 230Held· In Alien Arrests SAN YSIDRO (A P) A federal rroseculor s ays the a rrHl o 230 Mexican• ln a aurpri&e sweep of a border river levee has ended "an invasion of our sovereign territory." Abo ut 50 U .S . bor d e r patrolme n In t he pre -dawn darkness ~ surprised an estim ated 400 people on the south levee of the near ly d ry Tia Juana River w hich protrudes mto United Stat.ea territory. A s Me xic an s lat e police moved aloog the south aide, U.S. officers atriklng 1n two columns made lhe arrests with the help of tear gas and hehcop~rs with infrared spoU1ghts. Meanwhile, patrolmen on horseback Wlthstood a barrage of rocks to chase abens from is lands an the river. A. fe w doien women and children also were rounded up but later bustled back into Mex ico several hundred yards away. The islands and levee had b come a ~tag1ng area for alien smuggling a nd band itry in recent weeks while jeering mob5 and rock attacks dr~ the attcntJOn or border patrolmen conhoed Lo the north side or tht: river. "It became a no-man's land of v1olen<'e ... !iatd ass1stant ' S attorney W1luam E. Gruer ,.,,.._ Pflfle Al HOUSING • • velopers say will be relocated when construction begins Ma rle na Pox. a Newpo r t Beach attorney representing the landowner . urged the com· rn1ss1on to not take action that wou ld slow the proJecl ·s pro. l'e~s1ng by county pl anners And she warned that enVlron· m1•ntJI analysis shouJd not ht: U!>t>d to "impede, delay or stop ;i proJect " A., part of 1Lc; action. the <'Om· m1'>s1on ordered lhat the new en· '1rnnmental information. when pr('pared. be circulated to all parties interested m the pro 1ect 's impact on South Laguna and Laguna Beach. CommlSS1oner Fred Light cast lhe sole negative vote. indicat-ing he felt a full envm>nmental impact report was needed. May Upholstery Sale! FLOOR SAMPLES AND SPECIAL ORDERS AT REDUCED PRICES TORRANCE 23849 Hawthorne Btvd (213) 378· 1279 I COSTA MESA i595 Newport 8ivd (71 4) M2·20&0 ( LAGUNA BEPCH 345 NOrth Cont 'rWI'/ · (71 4) 494·8&51 .. ' " . ' ,, -... -· .. ..... . .... lJ'-• n ..... IO'• -.... > ... " . """ 11..-,. ,_ l'f~ .... ...... ) .......... 1>"-· .... . , .... P Y>-1 ~ ... 11 ...... You can tell when a market is 1etUn1 big. It's when they atart doln& all these sophl1Ucated bNJakouta: who consumes um product? Where ls It con1umed? Who conaumes most ol it ? How ll\any people between the ages or 12VJ and 11\4 UM It? And IO on and SO 00. That's happening these days to wine. While our consumoUoo la still rar below what it ls In France and lt.aly, wine sales keep rising -and now t.be at.atittica are flying furiously. You can get measure- ment.sol all kl.nds. For ex.ample. there's a New York newsletter, Jm pact. that loves tokeeptracko/sales by color. By color" Y H , red versus white.-and don't forget that pink stuff. rose. IN CASE VOU didn't realize it. white wine has really been going through the roof In 1960, when our wine consumption was about a third of wbat it is lo· day. red was the dominant color -1t accounted for 73 ~rcent o( table wme sates Whle held 17 ~rcent. rose LO percent. By 1970, the handwriting was on the wall. The reds had slipped to 50 percent of the table wme market. whites had moved up lo 24 percent and r05eS <prompted no doubt by the "pop" wine f ad) had spurted to 26 per~nt. Last year . at'rord1ng to Impact. white wines cap- tured an amazing 49 percent of the market. The reds were down lo JO percent and rose. 21 percent. The reason fo r this switch· the people who used to order Mart.snis and Manhattans <when's the last ume you heard that ~lrta1I ordered~> now ask for white wme. M arvin R. Shanken. the pubbsber of Im· pact. put 1t this way: .. ·A glass of white wtne please' v. as the s ing le most popular phrase !:ipoke n 1n restaurants, bars and home!:l tn 1979 " ANOTHER W .\ Y TO trnck wme sales 1s by look· ang at ronsumpt1on stah· b> state A Los Angele:. nev. sletter. The Wine lnv.-.,tor. did this analysis. find 1ng that in 1m . as an 1978. 10 !>lates accounted for 62 6 percent o( U S wine M n'>umptJon The 81g Ten Cahfonua. New York . llhML<s. Florida. Nev. Jersey. Te>tas, P€'nnsylvan1a. M a ... ~achusetts. M1ch1gan and Ohio Cal1forn1a was. of c our:.i> the big gulper, ai. it al"'a>s l.b ~Y itself ll acrriunted for 22 percent of na l1onal consumpllon By now you've read umpteen stones about· the econom1<' miracle of the Sunbelt. It's reOttt.ed here too 'Tlle b1Uest gainer. among the Big Ten . were Texas. up 10 7 percent, cind l-1onda. up 10 6 percent (Thts ~ measured. 1nc1dentally. an gallonage. ~ these fig~ are ann at1on·proof 1 Flunda whipped past Nev. Jcr'>l·~ to take 1b rightful place as thl' na- tion s fourth IJrJ?esl wino state -and Texa~ moved ilhead of Penn!:lylvanw to O<'Cupy sixth place OIDO IS Ot;T of wha<'k with the re::.t of the cr>un try Wine ::.h1pmcnl!> there were down I 6 percent an 1979 • Mea.sun' con~umptJon per adult 121 years and OV<'rl. the leadtn~ markets are the Dtstnt'l of Columbia and Ne\ ada. But Jim Deane, ma naging l'd1tor of Tht• Wine Investor. points out that those are mis leading and1calors because so much o ( the wane ~Id Uwre 1s bought b) nonresidents Tht> real per capita leader 1s California The avera~e Cahfom1a resident dnnks t"' ice as much wme 3.) lhe 111..anoJs resident. thrt>e limes as much as the Wyooung resident and four limes as much as the avt-ragt! H0061er 'n Indiana Bl'T THE "l~E 1ndustr' 'houldn t put dQ1o1,n those folks Ill Wyoming That stilh.' had the biggest percent.age gam of a n y an 1979. wuh s hipments up 107 9 pe~nt The reason the:, made 1t legal to ::.ell wine Ill gn>N'ry i.tores Put that stuff on supermarket sMlves and people will walk out w1lb 11 · °' haven't you ever seen a shopptng cart movmg through a Ca.bforrua checkout counter '> Freeze to Continue LOS ANGELES CAP ) Alter two month.s. Safeway Stores Inc . has announced an end to 11..S partJc1pallon 1n a price freeze on house-brand items But two other supermarket chains 1n the Lo6 Angeles area. Ralphs and Thrift1mart. said they plan to continue the st.ore-br'and freeu at least until June 6 when they are expected to re~valuatc the freeze on st.ore brand items Safetvry. the nation ·s largest food cham wtth 1.971 stores. held the bne for two months on pn~ of 180 sl~ple grocery items Chinese Kekoukele PEKING <APl -Coca Cola 1s now available to the Chlnl-St.' .,.._'Opie but so far there is no rush lo buy it. Some uy it tastes lake medicine "Pl<'as<> dnnk Kekoukele, '\1 t'ents a bottle ... say signs outside Clunese ~hops v. here at has been on sale for some t hrtt weeks. Kekoukele. a made-up Chmese word for t he dnnk that means "appetizing and pleasing." has been on sale in China since January. But until recently. it was only on sale to foreigners, shopkeepers say. If Gold, Metal Quotations By Tiie Alleda&ed PttM ~: morning fix"'-$509.25. orr $3.25; afternoon Cixlng SSl0.00, otr $2.50; closing $510.50. Parts: afternoon fixing $53S.03. off $6.18. f'naldut: $508.99. of($8.3'. Zmtdll: $508.00 bid, off S2.00: $513.00 aaked New Yon: Handy at Harman mid-momin1 $510.00. off $2.50. New VoR: En1elhard aelUnc S)riee mld·morulng $510 oo. off $2.50. Netr l'..-11 : Engelhard fabricated eold mid·momlng SW 85. otC t2 SS. * * * N'EW YORK <AP ) -Handy & Harman New York anver $12.800. Engelhard silver S12.7~; fabricated $13.440. * * * NEW YORK <AP> Spot noalerTOUt meul prices toda~: c.,,. .'2~·.llS'A a pound, U.S. delUuUoal. lAM 45-45 ceate • pow.Id. za.c JT~ CftU a pOuct, deliwred. Tfa .... pomd. •rc•J 1410 oo per n.t. P'1• _...,MMU"OJoa.N.Y. • , .. ~ . \ \ ~ I I '> I ·,I t , '1 -M••-.... , ...... STlll*:'t Me ""'°" " ... ClfW'ltlfl -..... ,..._.,.. ..... ........ ~°'· ....... ,, .... ,, • tiMAm ................... ""*' 9lld .,_... ...... ..._wwnr•IM., • ILOWWO't . LMG'f W-. to tMCif' "-*r "> N ~ WOUnO ... "- • eoCJO,... Mictleel ~Ot.tw ... ~ too • Nolw eou "'IOft ...,.,, ......... °"' on WI IQ .... 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'*"O kolied otf by wt>at 8IC)(>eWS 10 be an 8'nl cutM CCCI Cl) HIOWT~ -You C-C-otN Up Now, M<'I& Mllllkan" A .O..OllSI 0 I tternots 10 l\;m Dase met· llb lrllO 0060 ~ EXCEU.ENCE FOMvtR Th4I ,.,. ol ~ J.uouel C<et>tree. crNfor ol a fleet ol tn..,..tunt ~ •• IClt'O newJ&t>Of\91 "'910. ry, •• OOOUl'nenled.. ~..)O G)tl) NEWS ~ KUP'S8"0W 11:00 8 0 fJ (:£' ®l NEWS IJ NEWLYWED GAME 0 RHODA M3"/ ~Oil shOWli up unot..pectedly. inlerrvc>llf'O ABC Shows Resurgence NEW YORK <AP> -CBS had the rour highesl·raled programs m the week ending May 4. but A BC hs ted half o f the A C Nielsen Co. ·s Top 20 and won the three·way prime-time ratrngs race for the second strcught seven-day period. CBS' "Dukes of Hazzard" wa!:> the week's No 1 show. with 1:1 rating of 24.8 Nielsen says that means of all the homes m the country Wlth television. just un· der a quarter saw ul least part of the top-rated show. "M·A·S.ll," "6' Minutes" and "Flo" trailed the leader. with ABC's "That 's In credible '·· fifth. ABC had only two otiltr programs in the first 10, but seven in the second 10. and com- piled a ratmg for the week of 16.7 to CBS' 16 3. NBC was Uurd at 14.S.. The networ ks say that means in a n a verage prime·t1me minute during the week. 16 7 percent or the country's TV· equipped ~mes were tuned to I ABC. . ABC now has won both weeks' competillOn since the end of the 1979·80 prime·time season April 20. CBS grabbed the prime·time championship from ABC in the recently completed TV year by one ·t.enlb of a ratings point. NBC MANAGED to keep the race relatively close with help from a couple or specials. the Country Music Assoc iation awards show. tied for sixth in the ratings for the week. and the TUE WEEK'S TOP 10 shows: Jobo Denver-George Burns mo· "Dukes ol Hauard." with a t1on p1C'ture ... Ob. God ' .. in 11th rating of 24.8 representing 18.9 place m1Ufon homes. "M·A·S-H," 24.5 C BS got a boo6t from "GI· or 18 7 million. "60 Minutes," dt>on's Trumpet," a._"lfallm&.rtc 24 .2 or 18.S million. aod "Flo," Ha ll of f'amt' ' pre!>enl<Hron 23 3 or 17.8 million, all CBS: s tarring Henry Fonda. whi ch "That's Incredible!" 22.3 or 17 was 16th for the week. while million. ABC , Country Music ABC scored with "Batlle of the A wards Sbow , NB C. a nd Networlc Stars" in 21st place and "Three's Company," ABC. both ··Ann· Margret's Hollywood Mov· 21.6 or 16.5 millioo: "Dallas," 1e Girls.'' 25th. 21.3 or 16.3 million, and ''Real NBC suffered at the bottom of People." NBC. a nd "Vegas," the ratings. with four of the five ABC. both 19.8 or 15.1 millioo. least·watched programs. CBS' ' The next 10 programs : "Tim Conway" show was 59t.h, Movie -"Ob, God!" NBC: followed by four NBC programs. .. Eight is Enough " and "Love "BJ and the Bear." Part II of a Boat." both A BC: "CbarUe 's ·Dis ney's Wonderful World" Angels" and .. Benson." both presentation of "The Secret of ABC, lie: "Hallmark HaU of the Lost Valley," and a two-part I Fame-Gldeoo's Trumpet ," CBS; repeat of lhe movie "The Tower· "Happy. Day.~" and "Laver:ne mg Inferno:· with the conclusK>O and Sbt.rley, both ABC. tie : 62nd and the first installment "20·20," ABC. and "01ff rent 63rd Strokes." NBC. 'Princess' to Air WASHINGTON <AP> -The Public Broadcasting Service bas made it clear that 1t has no intention of canceling its planned show- ing of the controversial documentary. "Death or a Princess." "While we fully understand the gravity of the eoocerns regard· ing broadcast of this film. we stand by the program and intend to feed il as scheduJed from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Monday, May 12," said Barry Chase, PBS' director of current affairs programming. Chase did say, however. t hat reporter BW Moyers and public station WNET·TV in Ne w York have been asked to prepatt a followup program tbat might be broadcast i mmediately after tbe documentary. VI~ 11ll ~ ~0¥( • ~UNlla&.Y CRAPTD •UTMTAklMQ THllM I mt!" _,.., ... _AP BILL MURRAY • PETER BOYLE 'RI A Ul'IMllSAI. PICTlllll ~ • ... W-'9•A rJ11•"io'~• •• "'""'""!t9'~49W\O NOW PLAYING PUTI Cfnc:aTUI ...... .....sT C.... UA Tirlfl c-...1 Or .. 634 9n2 lllillDar1... 644-0?IO Westminste< 893· ll(1.) ,...,.<. _ ,.. ...... !MM ,.... 121...a10 -. TUBE TOPPERS KOCE 8 1: 30 -"Tbe Tempest.•• The lut of Shakespeare'• plays la pre. tented with Michael Hon:Jem ln the cen. tral role of Prospero Callo airtn, at 1:30 on KCET. Channel 28). CBS 9 8:00 -NBA Cuimpiomblp. The Laken and the Philadelpbl.a 76en, the NBA's last two aurvtving teams, clash in the title series. 11)t series is pre, viewedat 8: thegamestartsat about8:30. CBS 9 11 : 30 -"The Memory of Eva Ryker." Natalie Wood plays both mother and daughter in Ulia new TV movie about the survivor of a shipwr~k <photo at left). Rftoda eno ~ • ..-....no lllot>e • Al.LIN TIC FNJM... 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