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DAILY PILOT .* * * 25c * * *
MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 23, 1980
VOL. n , NO 111, J t•CTIC*l, 14 f'AG•t
I A Big Bang I
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North York controller Esther Shiner shields her ears as
Ontario Lt. Gov. Pauling McGibbon fires a starting pistol
at the Colgate Ladies' Open track and field meet in
Toronto.
Cop Cars Ra••ed
Twtin Drug Bust
Slwoting Probed
A dnag arrest in Tus tin durin1
I. the weekend wu stUJ under in·
veatlgaUon today as two su.s·
pecta -one wounded apparenU>
by police gunfire -awaited tht
ftllng ol charges aaalnat them.
: C4R TAKES OFF
Jff'IJl Pll.LJT AD
.. Ky Muatan1 moved tut.er
than it ever did on the freeway.
.. A Dally Pilot cJuatned ad
broulht me 1oocl retJ)OllH."
That'• the adverti1in1 1ucceu story at tbe mu wbo plaeed tb1a
ad ln the DallJ Pilat:
For sale : 1966
Mu•tanc. Belt accept·
•bleotter. XXX·XXU
1At a Dally Pilot clualfted ad
move 70UI' aellablet. Call our
friendly ad·Vlaera at 642·56'18.
Taken into custody wen:
Henry Mendoza Mejia, 30, of
Anaheim, and Gina Marge Me·
Jia, 26, also or Anaheim. Their
relation.ship la not yet kDown.
Mejia was reported in stable
condition al UC Irvine Medical
Center with an eye Injury.
Both were apprehended by
narcot.Jcs officers Saturday ar.
temoon after an alleged drua
tranaact1on took place ln a park·
ln1 lot at the comer of McFad·
den A v111ue and Willlamt Street.
'the type of drugs involved
wasn't dlscloeed.
When narcotic• officers from
f1aUe1rton, Tuatin, Anaheim and
Bu.ena "Park attempted to arrwt
the Mejlu, the auapecta tried to
eacape In their vehicle, ram·
mini two police cars, a Tustin
apokeaman aatd.
Durlnl an en1uln1 arrest a~
tempt, a shot waa fired, the
apokeaman aaJd, and Mejia suf·
rcred a he.td injury.
(See DRUGS, Pa1e Al>
'Ruthless'
Carter B"/nsts
Russ Invasion
VENICE. Italy CAP> -Presi·
dent Carter ended the Allied
summit today with a declaration
that the "ruthless" Soviet in· vasion o ( Afghanistan would be
o pposed with "our combined
strength." He called this a
mora l and strategic imperative.
but other Allied leaders said Lit
tie on the subject.
The summit was convened lo
ro r ge a n Allied econo mic
strategy, but the focus shifted
Sunday when the Soviets an·
nounced a partial withdrawal of
troops Crom Afghanistan.
Allied leaders were skeptical
or Soviet motives and demanded
a complete withdrawal. Carter
emphasized the situation in his
closing remarks, but none oC the
other six leader s discussed
Afghanistan in strong terms.
"We have committed our com·
Carlsbad Caverns
Damaged by Blaze
CARLSBAD. N M. CAP> -
Fir efighters at the Carlsbad
Cave rns National Park have
sta rted cleaning up de bris and
unburned rue I left by a four-day,
llghtning·caused fire that con·
1umed ne arly 3,600 acres or
desert vegetation.
The blaze at the 46, 755-acre
park burned through rocky.
steep canyons and narrow ridge
tops before firefighters con· trolled it Sunday by setting
backflres that burned additional
acreage but also encircled the
n a mes.
blned strength and our innuence
and our vojces against a ruthless
power's invasion of a nearby de-
f e nse I es s ne ighbor wh ich thre atens the st a bility or a
crucial area.·· Carter said
He called the Soviet move into
Afghanistan on Dec. 'l7 "a pro-
found assault against lhe laws of
11,000 TROOPS EXITING
AFGHANISTAN?-A4
nations and a grave theat to lhe
stability of that vital region.
"We pledge to oppose this So
viet invasion with the means at
our disposal," Carter said. "We
do this because it is a moral im-
perative and also a straget1c im·
perative."
Carter and leaders of the other
s ix industria lized na t ions -
Fran ce. Canada and J apan-
gave individual speeches as the
two-day s ummit c losed with
agr eem e nt on e n e r gy a nd
economic issues.
The Allied command called
for declining reliance on import·
ed oil, and the summit com-
munique noted "the vital con·
trlbutlon or nuc lear power, ..
calling for an Increase in atomic
energy use and expanded con-
servation techniques.
The meeting was convened to
discuss energy and economic is-
sues but was dominated by the
situation in Afghanistan.
British Prime Min ist e r
Margaret Thatcher called the
occupation ol Afghanistan a new
manifestation or the old dlf·
ference between East and West.
In their remarks, the German
(See SVMJUT, Pale AZ)
Air Fares Rise
lAX to NYC Still 'Too low'
NEW YORK (AP) -The air fare between New York and
CaU!omla is eolnl up, but it'a lllll aotDI to be far leaa tban a lot
of atrllnea would Uke.
Eutem Airlines announced over the weekend lt wW cbar1e
$129 each way on fllabt.1 between New Yoril ud Loa Ansel• or
San FranclacoJ durlnl July and Aul\llt. Theirarell now•.
The $129 rare wu matched today by Trana World Alrllnea,
and other carriers on the route wwe upeded to IO alon1. TWA
bad amaounced that It hoped to increase the fare to '350. but
dropl*I that after l!utem made lta annow:acemtrtt.
World A.lrway1, which hu been charatnf • hN not an·
nounced What lt will cbar1e in JulJ. OtMr alrUMI MrVinl tbe
route are American, United Pan American and Capttol. Eutern and World, bOth rel.Uve MWeom.n to Uae market,
have been the leadma Dtiee-cnattera on the New Yoril.Ca.llfomla rou~1 to the dllmay Ol TWA, American and United, wbich once
were UM OGly alrlinet on the rout..
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THAILAND
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Vietnam Troops Advance
Teen-age Girl
Shot in Leg
At Irvine Club
A 17·ycar·old Anaheim girl,
who was shot outside or an
Irvine party late Saturday, was
in good condition this morning at
Tustin Commuruty Hospital.
Tuyet A. Tran was shot in the
right leg as she was standing
outside or a pa rty in the Colony
Clubhouse, 3611 Ma ll South.
Police theorize that some men
who earlier were told to leave
the party are responsible for the
shooting.
Police Sgt. Richard Bowman
said Miss Tran was standing
with a group or people outside
the party a l 11: 45 p. m . when a
yellow Ford Maverick cruised
by and one of Its occupants fired
three shots at the group. Miss
Tra n was the only person ln·
jured, be said.
No one saw the license plate ol the car, Bowman said.
Rome Terror
Prober Slain
ROME <AP) -A )'OUDI ter·
rortat 1ot off a motorcycle met
fired three bu.lleta Into tbe back ·
of the head of an ualstant llate
prosecutor atandlnf at a
crowded bm atop In a nttldeDUal
area north ot Rome today, ldll·
inl hlm lmtantJyi polite Npe)rt-
ed. R11ht11t and leNat ~
claimed reepoaatblUty. •1 Pollce said tbe atanmen. wur-.,
ln1 a helmet wttb • dark lbWd
covertna h1I race, atepped trom
a na~e drivea_ bf•• llC·
compile•, approacla•• Marlo Amato, 41, an antl-t.rrortlt &n·
veet11ator, and flred.
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Refugees
Fleeing
Attack
ARANYAPRATHE T,
Thailand <AP> -Vietnamese
troops. backed by artillery,
slammt-d across the border to-
day into Thailand, overrunning
one Thai village, shelling others
a nd sending an estima ted 100.000
panic-stricken Cambodian ref·
u~ees fleeing fro m borde r camps into Thaila nd, Thai
military sources said.
Sources in this town on the
Thai-Cambodian frontier said
more than 30 Thai soldiers were
killed and about 100 wounded
since the offensive began.
Unconfirmed reports indicat·
ed the r e als o we re heavy
casualties among the estimated
200,000 Ca m bodian r e fugees
camped along the frontier.
Fighting was reported conlin·
umg, with the Tha i military or-
der ed to full aler t along the
length or the jungle border. The
Vietnamese offensive was re·
ported focusing on a 40-mile
stretch or border north or th.is
town , 140 miles east of Bangkok.
the Tha i capital. Thai troops
oarr ed civili s from roads
leading north from here .
Associated Press correspond·
ent Apichart. Ratlanavichai, re-
porting from the frontier. said
Vietnamese troops overran a
Cambodian border encampment
at Noon Mark Moon. They then
entered a nearby Thai village
<See VIET, Pa1e .U>
Coast
Weatber
Patchy late night. early
morntnc low clouds along
the coast otherwise fair
through Tuesday. Lowa
tonight 56 to 61. Highs
Tuesday 75 at beaches, 83
inland.
INSIDE TeDA"
Loolmtg /or lhot pn/•ct
ptu.a? Coh•m,.f•t Ht1gh NllllAQcM t.u. ..,_ U can b. /Otlftd . .,.. ,.. At.
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Pilot Mike Caldwell checks out the interior or his hot air balloon at the Coronado ferry
landing in San Dleao before the nlaht that
was delayed. The event was to have been a
warmup ror a balloon race at the Del Mar
Fair Saturday.
An Eggciting
Record Set
TWIN FALLS, Idaho
<AP> -A aroup ot Twtn
Falls Boy Scouts took a
(rac k at the Ootnne11
Book of World RffOrda
and dropped 105 esp h'Om
1. 000 feet without breal lnl
tbem.
Of coune, m other esis
dld break.
Tbe scouts dropped 384
eggs from a helicopter on-
to a dirt parking lot near
Dierkey's Lake southeast
of here. Snake RJver Boy
Scout ofOcial Ted Manker
says
Plane CraJJhes
TWre 14 Lives
By 1'be As1«lated Press
Airpla ne crashes in seven
st ates claimed at least 14 lives in
the nation over the weekend,
authorities reported.
Among the accidents causing
Sunday's 13 fatalities was the
c rash of an old-time airliner in
Columbus, Ind., which killed
three people. Authorilles aaid
the Lockheed Super Constella-
tion that crashed and e xploded
s hortly after takeoff fro m
Bakalar Muruclpa1 Airport at 2
p .m . had bee n und e r s ur·
veillance for several days as
part of an ongoing criminal in-
vestigation
However . Columbus Police
Chief Robert D. Talkington re·
fused to disclose any details of
the special investigation, which
he said was far from complete.
Five people were injured in
the crash of the plane that had
been conve~ to carry cargo.
ShowNeedA
Musicians
Muslctans are needed for the
upcoming production or ''The
Roar of the Greasepaint, The
Smel1 of the Crowd." being
performed July 3 throueh 13 at
the Artists' Theater, 625 Park
Ave. in Laguna Beach.
The music Is scored for a
piano. ban, percuss ion. two
trumpets and a nute. Other In·
struments may be Included.
Anyone interested In taking
part in the production should
call Act IV or 558·7411 or
494-8959.
llockage Denied
SAN FRANCISCO C AP~ -A
federaJ judge haa refused to in·
ter vene immediately in an at·
tempt by environmentalists to
halt the fillihg or New Melones
Reservoir above the 808-fool
level.
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$61 Million Budget
Awaits HB Co11ncil
8 y ROBBRT BARKER
OI -DMty ~MC Slaff The Huntington Beach City
Council is expected to approve a
'61 mJIUon budget for 1980-81
tonight.
The general fund portion of
the budget, which deals with
day-to-day care operating costs.
is Ht at $42 million. about $6
million higher than last year
A sizable portion or the tn·
crease la due to a s urplus of
about $2.4 million that was left
over from the current budget
which expires June 30.
The bulk of tbe s urplus has
been earmarked for the con-
tingency rund while some of 11 1~
reserved for employee salary tn·
creases.
Officials say that inflation and
rising C<X'lts of utilities and other
se rvi ces allso help to account ror
the higher budget.
Niguel E1'ettt
Mayor Ruth Bailey :.aid today
that citizens wall rece1 \'l' e~i.en
lially the same servlcei. ai.. pro-
vided in put years.
City Administrat o r Hud
Belsito reported that the ~urpll!!>
from the current year was ac-
cumulated bec<1use r evenues
were greater than anticipated to
be in the form of sales taxes and
building fees.
He said expen~cs were lower
than expected, mainly because
or a hold-the-line policy on filling
e mployee vacancies
The police department Is ex.
pected to J{et Sll million. the big-
ges t portion or th<· budget
The fare departme nt co~s
n<'x t with a reromme nd<.et1on of
S6 3 million in expcnd1turl'~
Tonight 's mel•tmg bC'J?1m. at
7 30 an City Council Chambers.
2000 M .1 an St
Anti-Nuclear Rally
Promoters in Debt
By DON CHAPMAN
OI t'-O•lly ~I ... , .... ,
Organ izers or an anti-nuclear
protest held in Laguna Niguel
Saturday are calling the rally a
big success. but must now tum
their attention to paying off
$30,000 borrowed to set up the
event.
The only money received by
orgahlurs during the event was
from donations and the sale or t-
s hirts, said Karen Lits in of the
s p onsoring Alliance f o r
Survival.
"The accounting isn't in yet,
but we lost a lot ." she s <iid
"We'll be planning a fundra1ser
real soon."
Funds borrowed hy thf' Al·
Hance went for adve rtising, and
setting up a stage and sound
system
Mrs LlL5in saad about 15,000
people attended the event at
Laguna Niguel Regional Park.
and described rt as "definitely
the largest anti-nuclear rally
ever held In Orange County
"A lot of them miRht have
com e for the music <name ~ter
talners donated their 8~rvlce11).
but a lot who did learned 3 lot
about nuclear power. energy,
weapons, and Son Onofre," ahe
s aid.
The protest wH peaceful . but
some citations wcrre h11ued for
Bandit Routs
Employees in
Mesa Holdup
A gunman who herded Costa
Mesa 's Colony Kitch e n
e mployees into a walk-in
refrt1erator early today neaped
witll about $5,200 in cash, police
said.
Offlceu 1ald the man
des crlbed aa in hi& 201, oi
medium build and bet1bt wtth
brown hair, entered the reetaurat al 3211 Harbor Blvd.
at 1 a .m.
He prodUC*i a pUtol, police
1alcl, order.cl tM mana1er to
opu an office HI• and then
for-eed all emplOJ ... into tbe ,..,,. ........
P~ee 1ald tb• 1unman b\~: tbe ritrt11rator door "1th ....,, object and nld.
am..,,._ Nm•tned ta the
coolel' t. ..... mlntill, ID
laYettlpillr NM. A cu1tomM-
•veatual11 Ir••• tbtlft, b• eddM.
a lcohollr bevern~es and drugs.
she s aad
Tho~l' who att<'nd l'd be~on ar·
ra\ ing aoout noon and l<'fl about
fl p m Speaker'\ and an «>nergy
fair we re fcatur<'d alo ng with
the <'nlc•rtarnmrnt
Thost• at the a nti nur lf'or rall y
"'C're urged to bring pre~i.urc on
1 .... 0 utility rompanl<''I that
operate the San Onofre nuclc><i r
reactor by sendinR their utlhty
bills to the slate Public Ut1hlles
Co mm1ss1on .
Linder slate law. persoM are
allowed to deposit disputed utill·
ty bills with the Pl'C instead of
pa yan~ tht' utility until the dis
pute is resolved.
The Alli(lncc• fo r S urvival
targeted the Southern California
Edison Co and the San Diego
Gas and Electric as the butt of
the protest.
Tht' rally wa11 held Saturday,
the longest day of the year, to
c·mphas izc sola r power as an
alternative to nuclear energy
The event featured recording
artists Kenny Rankin. Bonny
Thull and Jesse Cohn Young
Thieves Loot,
Then Torch
Valley Eatery
Burglars broke ihto Wendy's
hambur'eer re11taurant In t 'oun·
tain Valley early Sunday mom·
in1. takln1 more than '2.500
from the safe. lben attempting
to set the restaura nt on fire .
police said.
The burglars reportedly pried
open the restaurant'• drive-up
rood window, climbed In and
prl ed o pen a door t o the
Brookhurst Street restaurant's
office .
Police aald the bur111ra then
broke Into the safe and look
$2,589 tn cash and then tried to
start a ftre. appare ntly to
c1moulla1e the burglary.
Before 111vlng, the bur1lart1
also dettro)'ed lood in•lde the
cooler, police Nld.
Lou ot rood 1upp1ies and total
dam11e to tbe buildln• com·
btned la 1UIJ beln1 complied, ac·
cordlDI to police.
Brmh Fire Halted
1.AK& l8ABELLA (AP>-A *·•en brulb fir• wu COG· utnect .,.... ben todaJ ans • c11n1ertn1 several bulldln11, Kem Oouftty ftrefllb&«a npol't·
ed.
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VIET .••
and burned a rew homes but ap-
parently dJd not. harm the few
vlllaaen who ,..malned when Lbe ,.,....... ttart.d, IM aald.
Apkhart sald Vietnamese
artillery abelled at least three
other ThaJ vUJagea ·and more
than •.ooo vtllaeen w•re bt1n1
evacuat.d.
Earll•, the mllllary com-
m and said It scrambled
helicopter gunsh1ps to aid troops
al a border post under Viet·
namese attack. A spokesman
aald seven Thai soldiers were
wounded and many of the ln·
truder s were killed in that
ahootout.
Foreign relief workers were
being pulled out of relugee
camps on the border. but there
was no immediate move to have
them leave the sprawling camp
at Khao r Dang, seven mlles In·
side Tha1Jand The camp houses
about 130,000 refugees who had
earlier elected lo enter T hailand
rather t.ban remam 10 the border
no-man's land .
.. The s1luatton appears to be
gelling out of hand." s aid a
Weatem relief agency offac1al an
Bangkok. referrln1 to the
panlcked nodus of Cambodians
from the border zone.
The fi&hting erupted a week
after Unlted Nations and Thai
offi cials began a pro1ram to re·
patrlate Cambodian refugees
back into Cambodia from the
Khao I DanJ( camp. The effort
was halted when shooting bc~an
Vietnam. which ma1nta&ns
<.e bout 200,000 troops In Cam-
bodia to shore the Vietnameft('·
backed Cambodian government.
1s opposed to the repatriation
Last week. the government in
Phnom Pe nh, the Cambodian
c·ap1tal, vowed to .. cru11h " re·
patraatlon efforts
There wus no Immediate word
on how man} V1t·tnilmese troop~
were involved in lh<.· offen~1 vE· or
whether the fii.thting signaled "
maJor thrust into Thall and
Soviet-made T !">4 tanks .... n •
reportedly spotll·d by Thcu n ·
connaiss ance a ircraft ins ult·
Cambodia but a pparenll\ rJ1d
not take part In il<:tual comhat
Thatcher Hit
In New Play
L O~DON I APl -Prim t•
Man aster Mar):?arC't Thatc-her ·i..
pil rtiC'1pat1on in the \'cn1ce <.um·
m 1t m t•:in!-t :.ht· 1~ missinJo! thl'
opening of a play 1n ~h1C'h ... he 1 ~
th<' main character --and tht•
tarJ,?et of ~1 savaJi(el}' sa tmc<il Jl
tack thill her ~ovcrnment unw1t
tingly paad for
Thl' sho"'. ora gan ally <'B llC'd
"Ditch the Bitc h" but chan~ed
to "A Short Sharp Shock" af'tt·r
r'ressure from fe mmast groups.
h a~ t•au.,cd a s torm of con
troversv here that be~an ~vrn
before 0
ll!'l doors opl'ned lo tht-
public over the we<•kl'nd
The pis~ ·s author~ deff'nd
thei r work a Ra tns t c haq zes that
1t is an bttd taste .rnd a ccuse the
J(Ovcmment of censorship
Castro Preparing
To Dump Refugees?
WASHINGTON <AP > -Fidel
Ca:-.tro appears to be preparing
to unload truckloads of refuR~es
outside the U S Marine base at
Guantanamo in an attempt to
force new negot1at1ons on trade
and other m atter&, the chairmen
of a Howie antelllgence subcom·
m 1Hee says
Rep Les Aspan. D-Wi11. said
Sunday il ll evidence 1nd1cates
thut Castro "i1> willing and abl e
to use the threat or a refugee
flood In an effort to leverage the
Ame rican go\'ernment tu the
negotlolln~ tablc "
Just for Gels
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Amber Christensen, 14. of
Canyon Country. owes her
friend here an extra ration
of carrots. But not too many
carrots. He won best In his
division in Dwarf Rabbit
Show at Orange County
Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa
Sunday He Upped the scale:ci
at 11 ~ pounds. U you let
yourM·lr go to 21 2 pounds,
you'r <' nn lon~er a dwarf
I k ·!> a .\'.l·the rl a nd Dwarf
Buck
Woman Dies
In Accident;
Four Injured
One ~om an \\ uc, kill ed and
four otht•r" .... eri· IOJlirt•d Sunday
n1Jo!hl in a c;1nglt• ('Jr ll<'C1dcn1 on
the Gard1•n l.ro\ 1• 1 ·rf'e ~ J\ th<'
California llJJo!h~ a\ l1.11rol ~aid
Pronounr l"d d( ud ut Fountain
\'allev Communil> llo!.pttal .,.,11 ..,
Fe lica Modtno 21 of Orani..1•
Taken to Wec;tm1n..,ter c'rlm
mun1t~ llosp1tal "'ith manor 1n
iuries v.Prt' Ro~l'r Modano 27.
al!io of Orange and belle\ 1-d to
be her hu.~band Rolano Mod in''·
3. and Ka1ro Modino. 2. behe\•ed
t <J be the ir children. and Edl(ado
de la Rama. 36. of Los Angeles
A f::llP s p o k ef!man sa id
Modino .,.,a., drt\ 1nR a 1970 Ford
Mus t ang ea s tbo und on the
G a rden Grove Freeway near
S pringdal e S tr ee t 1n
We!iitminstt>r v.hen the car 't\f'nt
o ut of <'On trol. .,~ Prved rtJo!ht
from lht> fast lane and strurk .1
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Rock Concert
Sparks Riot
DALLAS cAP 1 f our v.eN'
arrt'~ted and l"'n police officers
O\'ercome b> tC'a r f!as aftt'r gate
c r ashers toppled a r ha m-link
fen ce and thrt>w bo ttles and
rocks during a Cotton Bowl rock
concert
Police said the mclee lasted
about 10 minutes as authorities.
using tear g81i. pushed the crowd
into the nearby Texas State
Falrgroun~
Some 60.000 to 70.000 were on
hand to hear Sammy Haggar.
Furcigner. the Eaf!lcs and other
ro<'k groups Most or the cro"d
was una"are ol the disturbance,
1>0hce said.
Ooean Plclhc oOrd shorts. tallofed tor lhe
ec:t1ve gm. A rainbOw ot colorS aQUa. coral,
bl'Qe. oft wnne end Slate bfue ~ 1hng 1ho
1f'011 art a preny group ol Hawa111n pnnt tJIOUMs.
Alao Chemin de Fer ieens. •
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SUMMIT ••.
and French leaden lenored the
M•hanlat.an 1ltuaUon entlreJy.
fn bi• addreu, Carter aJao ••fd ta dla!Jenses taetq the free world "are both poUtJcaJ
and economic in nat~." and
Hid the naUona wen "raolved
to brtak U.. llDk Mt•.., our
tconoanlc 1rowth and our otl
con1umption. • •
The Allied leaden developed
goals to reduce oil imports, dou-
ble coal production by 1990. and
expand use of nuclear power and
other alternate fuels , according
to a draft of the joint accord that
ended the two-day meeting. The
participants declared combating
Inflation to be their No. 1 priori-
ty and ranked energy concerns
s econd.
The economic and e nergy
a1reement1 amounted to
ratification of almost identical
goah1 set lut m onth by the 20-
n alion International Energy
Agency. There was little debate
on the goa1a and agreement waa
so perfunctory the conference
end<'d 2lr' hours early
DRUGS •••
No further details or the ~hoot
lne were revealed. Part of the
continuing Investigation ,
!!poke.men saJd, Is to determine
how the shoot.Ing took place and
whether the suspect was armed
or uoarmed.
Mejia wa'I treated at Santa
Ane TWllln Community Hospital
Jnd then lukcn to Cl Medical
<"Pntn where he was reported
1n "'a bit' rondilion
A Tus tin pohce spokesman
'>.w1 th<-' Distract Attorney's Of.
rice 1s being cons ulted before
.1 ny c•harli(cs are flied against the
'"''' Thc· ~u!-tpc·C'b had been under
.,un 1·ill<1 nl'l' b) unde r cover
narl'otif's officers prior to the ar-
n •\I s bt.'101< made
Begin Moves
To Arab Turf
JERl'SALEM <AP> -In a
move sun' to spur protests from
~ ashanli(ton. Cairo and the Untl·
c>d Natw n'I, Prime Minis ter
M<>nachc>m Rt>gin said he will
mO\C h1 <1 o rricc>s to Eas t
Jt•r usalem. tht• largely Arab Set>·
tor of the c·1ty annexed by Israel
after iL'I capture from Jordan in
t h<' 1967 war
The transfer. announced Sun-
d ay . unde r lanes Is r ael 's de-
termination to retain control or
East Jeru.'lalem, with Its 100,000
Arabs and religious shrines re·
\ er c>d hy Christians . Moslems
a nd Jew~
M c an~ hilc. Israeli security
fnrr cs step!>('d up their search
for' P alestinian terror bombs as
l'\plosa\'e'S went oH today In Tel
A\'lv and Jerusalem. A bomb
blast in a Tel Aviv grocery store
iniured an elderly woman and
t" o othe r c us tomers, police
s.11d No cat11ualties were report·
ed in the second explosion at a
Jerus alem bus stop.
Crewmen Re8Cued
HONOLULU (AP> -Eleven
Talwane.se cr ewmen have beeo
pulled from the water about 25
miles southwest or Pa10 Paf(>
after surviving a ru1ht at sea by
clinging to the debris or their
sunke n fish1ng boat. The body of
one crewman or the flO.foot Hun1
Cheng was also recovered in the
Sunday rescue. and e fforts con-
tinued today an the hope of find·
Ing four others
ALS GAAAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 6'14-7030
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ail.and
Casualties Heavy; Refugees Fl.ee Camps
AltANYAPRATHET .
'naUand (AP) -Vietnamese
troopa. backed by artlllery.
-1ammed acrou the border to.
day into 'Jballand, overrunning
one Thai village, shelling others
and ~ an ect.imated 100,000
panic-stricken Cambodian ref·
ugees fleeing from border
camps into Thailand, Thai
military sources said.
Sources in thls town on the
Beaches
Filling Up
On Coast
Near-perfect weather and
toasty temperatures along the
Orange Coast brought out jellyfis h , sling rays and
beachgoers by the thousands
over the weekend -the official
'beginning of summer.
Lifeguards from Seal Beach to
San Clemente reported August·
size crowds for the second
straight weekend.
Newport Beach guards
Tesponded Sunday to a possible
drowning when a 20-year-old
Tustin man jumped off a boat
1and accidentally hit his head on
llbe side of the vessel about half
a mile olf 13th Street.
Jn Huntington Beach , city
lifeguards were pressed into du-
~Y two times Sunday to break up
fistfights. Four persons were ar·
"rested.
Guards in Laguna Beach also
bad their hands full, treating
,several s~ ray victims and
responding to three body-surf-
ing injuries on Sunday
The largest of the weekend
crowds, attracted by tem-
peratures in the mid·70s and 65
degree water, was reported in
the HWltington ~ach area.
Guards on the mile-stretch of
ieity strand es ti mated 40,000
turned out Saturday and 43,000
~ueezed onto the sand on Sun-
day. 'They reported making 83
rescues Saturday but only 19 on
Sunday.
A round 65,000 beach fans
turned out at the state beaches
in Huntington both days. Guards
at Huntington State Beach and
Bolsa Chica State Beach said
their parking lots were full both
days before noon.
Harbor Patrol crews stationed
at Sunset Aquatic Park were
pressed into action Sunday when
a boater radioed for help after
dPveloping side effects to a dose
or anti-sea-sickness pills he'd
taken
Jn Newport Beach. city gua.rds
estimated a crowd or 90.000 on Saturday and a crowd or 110.000
on Sunday. They said s urf was
alnJosl non-existent and report·
ed only 14 rescues for both days
Newport guards brought 20·
year-old John Dempsey of
Tustin to shore Sunday after-
noon after he reportedly
knocked himself unconscious
when he struck his head against
a boat.
Officials said Dempsey ap-
parently was trying to dive off
the boat into the water. He was
transported to Hoag Memorial
liospital where be was treated
and released.
In Laguna Beach, guards said
• about 25,000 beach buffs showed
up at the strand both days. But
the warm temperatures attract·
ed sting rays as well as the large
crowd and lit eauards were
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Tm.oor's Not
SoT~ring
New p ort Beach
lifeauardl were cau1bt
abort Sunday when they re-
ported for wort and cta-
coHrecl t heir lifeau ard
tower near l Olb Street was
about tbe balf tbeabe it WU
the PNWtomdQ .
Olftelala reported tbat
IOIDe ..... Vmdal armed
wltta a poRl'saw appa~
., took ldlfnlltntlonout 00
UM Pw+wula tower, aaw·
... off ... lour .... ol the
iuardltmd. a .......... lhe tower
·Wiii Mw to be rwland or
..... "" tall Ufepard . ....,....
Thai-Cambodian frontier said
more than 30 Thai soldiers were
killed and about 100 wounded
since the orfensive began.
Unconfirmed reports indicat·
ed there also w ere heavy
casualties among the estimated
200,000 Cambodian r efugees
camped along the frontier .
Fighting was reported contin·
uing, with the Thai military or-
dered lo full alert alon~ the
length of the jungle bordei. 1be
Vietnamese offensive was tt·
ported focusing on a 40·mile
stretch of border north of this
town. 140 miles east of Bangkok.
the Thai capital. Thai troops
barred civilians from roads
leading north from here.
Associated Press correspond-
ent Apichart Rattanavichai. re-
porting from the frontier. said
Vietnamese troops overran a
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COMMODORE MclNNIS ANO HIS WIFE, GAIL
Former Newport Mayor Honored by Chamber
Mcinnis Selected
Year's Commodore
Former Newport Beach Mayor
Don Mcinnis has been honored
as the "Commodore of the Year"
No E viction
,.
For Traile r
Park Dwe lle r s
Residents of El Morro and
Crystal Cove won 't have to
vacate their homes immediately
to make way for a state coastal
park. a conference committee of
the state legislature decided
over the weekend.
by the Newport Harbor Area
ChamberofCommerce.
M clnnis. who stepped down
from the ~ity Counc il last spring
after 12 years of service, was
tapped as this year's top com-
modore at the annual Com-
modore's Ball Friday at the Mar -
riott Hotel.
The annual event attracted 400
guests
Mcinnis 1s the sixth person to
receive the service award. Past
winners were Theo Robins. Don
Pennington. Tom Evans. Paul
Salata and Harry Babbitt.
The Commodore's Club. a
division of. the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce. an·
nually stages a variety of events
including the s andcastle buil·
mg contest and the Christmas
restivaloflights.
The group also has founded
several scholarships.
Cambodian border encampment
at Noon Mark Moon. They then
entered a nearby Thai village
and burned a few homes but ap·
parently did not harm the few
villagers wbo remained when
the fighting started, be said.
Apichart s aid Vietnamese
artillery shelled at least three
other 1bai villages and more
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Employees
Reject NB
Pay Offers
Two Newport Beach employee
groups have rejected salary of-
fers from city negotiators and
claim they are cl<>5e to calling
for an impasse in contract talks.
Members of tbe groups -the
city's blue-collar workers and
the clerical-type employees
unanimously nixed separate 13 6
percent wage boost offers in pro
posed one-year pacts.
So far, the city has settled
with the 160-member police as-
sociation, the city lifeguard
group and the professional and
technical employees association
City Manager Bob Wynn
estimated that settling with
these three employee group~
will cost the city about $865.000
in the coming year.
Tbe 106-member firefigbter's
association. reportedJy offered a
15.4 percent salary bake. 1s
scheduled to vote on whether to
accept the city paf't Tuesday
evening.
Ed Burt., president of the blue-
collar group and a city utilJly
worker. said bis mem~rs wanl
a 1.5 percent wage hike as well
as binding arbilr atJon.
He claims that city crew
members are leaving for higher
paying posts in neighboring
cities and that the city is having
trouble even filling some vacan-
cies .
"We've had one foreman posi -
tion open for an entire year and
nobody's even inte r est ed
because of the pay," explained
Burt.
He mainta ins that city or
ficials are more interested in
settling with police and fire
e mployees than blue-collar
workers.
"l'd love to be on the fire de ·
partment. but I wonder how
many of them would like to be
standing in a 10-foot bole. kn~
deep in raw sewage," the as
sociatioo leader said. He said if city negotiators
don't come up with a better of·
fer. an impasse will be declared
Jack Beckwith, president of
the city employee's association,
said his group rejected the 13 6
percent offer be<:ause they have
computed they are al least 14 2
percent below acceptable w~ges
Brush Fire Halted
LAKE ISABELLA <AP>-A
300-acre brush fire was con
tained near here today after en·
dangering several buildings.
Kern County firefighters report·
ed.
The committee s upported a
Parks and Recreation Depart·
ment recommendation that aJ.
lows Crystal Cove residents to
remain in their homes until their
20-year leases expire. El Morro
residents will be allowed to stay
for two years whlle planning is
done for the park along the
coastline from Newport Beach
to Laguna Beach.
Assemblywoman Marian
Bergeson, R-Newport Beach,
spoke before committee mem-
bers Saturday urging they adopt
t h e Parks and Recreation
Department recommendation.
Buttoned Up
She criticized a legislative
analyst's report that called for
tbe residents to be relocate at a
state cost of $7 million.
The committee· recommend&·
tioo now must be approved by
floor votes of both legislative
bouaes.
Prior to the conterence com·
mJttee recom mendation, the M ·
Hmbly bad supported the
..... lative anal)'Jt's reJocaUon
plan. wblle the Senate opted for
t be P arka a nd Recreation
Departmet plan.
Tben::ature must approve a
at.ate bJ July 1. Once ap-
Pl'"ed, budlet will then 10
to Govsnor BroWn.
Valley Eyes Belly Dancers
Belly dancers may have to
watch where they wiggle and
what they WlCOver in Fountain
Valley restaurants l! a proposed
belly dancing law gels adopted by
theCitvCouncU. The new ordinance would re1·
ul•te dancint attire -or lack ol ft -and atsO prohibit dancers
from clrculatlng amo n1
customers.
Tbe practice of encou.raalnl cuatomera to stuff tips into the bel·
ly danmn' coetumet a1lo would
bearw>no.
Deputy City Attorney Kobert L.
Lavole, who pre p ared t be
meuare at tbe req..t ol Police
Chief Manin rortta, tald belly
dan cl.111 la not CVIJ'9Gtl1 a prob-
lem ln f'owltalll VaUe7.
Tb• ordinance ta more or a pre-
venUve muaure. be aald. 8elb dandaS did raile a few
e7ebrowl la ll'ountalD Valle)' IMt
faU, ...... IUcb enterta••IDMt
wu olf..S at u.. OQJ r awbl
.... tauna&at1nnBrookbanta.
CltJ oftlda11 Neei .. d ecm-•
plaints that a belly dancer was en-
couraging contributions from
customers and "was bringing de·
cay" lo Fountain Valley.
AltbouCh tbey did not ban belly
danclftl attosether , the city's
plannlna eommlJaioners restrict·
ed aucb entertainment to a small
•ta1e wit.bin the restaurant.
Mounlt O. llardinl, owner of
restaurant. laid be discontinued
t his enUJrtalnment for a Ume but
restored tbe belly d anclnl act
(te1U1cted totbe 1ta1e area> Jut
week. "Fount•ln Valley .. kind ol IUn·
ny aboullt._. tlablp," be said to-
day. • "l1aey tldak it 'uome tlnd o1
adl~act. • 'nM1 tll6nk lt'• Uke ao-aodanc·
en. lt'aDOt.
"lt't •art form. They teach It
lD 1cbool!J.' • II arcllal aald Ile waa not
tamUls .,. tlM ontlaaDce that
will bec1nrl ~1Nd u tM council ..... .., ........ NldlM dkt not
t'1•k It •••Id a ffect bl• r'lllW .............. llHIDt.
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.t\ Big Bang
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:"orth York controller Esther Shiner shields her ears a~
Ontario Lt. Gov. Pauling McGlbbon fires a starting pistol
at the Colgate Ladies' Open track and field meet in
Toronto.
Allies Join Carter
On Afghan Policy
VE!'ilCE. Italy CAP> -Presi-
dent Carter ended the Allied
sum m1t today with a declarat.Jon
that the .. ruthless" Soviet an-
' a--.1on of Afghanistan would be
oppo.:;('d "'1th ··our combined
~trength · He called this a
moral and strategic imperative.
but other Allied leaders said ht·
tie nn Lhe s ubJecl
The s ummit was convened to
fo r ge an Allied econo mi c
"lrateg~. but lhe foc us sb.1Jted
Sunday when the Soviets an-
nounced a partial withdrawal of
troops from Afgharustan
Alhro leaders were skeptical
or Soviet motives a nd demanded
a complete withdrawal. Carter
&dboa Island
Park Project
Bids Too H igh
Ne\ltrport Beach City Council
members may have difficulty
finding a low badder for a park
proJecton Balboa Island tonight.
four firms have submitted
sealed bids for demolishing a va·
cant church and replacing it with
a 1,600-square-foot building and a
basketball court on the proposed
island park site.
The problem. though, is that
none or the bids are low enough.
Architects hired by the city for
the Agate Avenue project
estimated the job should cost
$124 ,000. The lowest bidder,
howe ver, figured the job would
cost $159.000. The high bidder said
$194.000.
Council members must decide
tonight whether to accept the low
offer or start over again. The
council meets at 7:30 p.m. in the
council chambers, 3300 Newport
Blvd.
CAR TAKES OFF
JJTlll PILOT AD
"My Mustanc moved faster tba.n it ever dld oo tbe treeft.1.
''A Dally Ptlot claulfted ad
broucbl me good retpome."
That's tbe adverUil.DI ~ story ot the man wbo placed WI
ad ln t.be DallJ Pl.lot:
PoT ·aale • lt••
Mu.1tan1. Bell~· ableolf•.XU·DU
Let a DallJ PUot c .......... ad .
moH J'OUI' Mllablee. Call our
frtendlJ ..S...._. at ea--.
emphasized the situation in tus
closing remarks. but none of the
o ther six leaders di scu~sed
Afghanistan in strong terms.
.. We have committed our com-
bined strength and our influence
and our voices against a ruthless
oower·s invasion of a nearby de·
11,000 TROOPS EXITING
AFGHAN ISTAN?-A4
fenseless nei g hbo r whi c h
threatens the stabtlity or a
crucial area." Carter said.
He called the Soviet mo\'e into
Afghanistan on Dec. 27 "a pro-
found assault against the laws of
nations and a grave theat to the
stability of that vital region.
"We pledge to oppose this So-
viet invasion with the means at
our disposal. .. Carter said. "We
do this because 1t ts a moral im-
perative and also a stragetlc im·
perative."
Carter and leaders of the other
six industrialize d nations -
France. Canada and Japan-
gave individuaJ s peeches as the
two-day summit closed with
agreement on energy and
econonuc issues.
The Allied command called
for declining reliance on import·
ed oil. and the summit com·
munique noted "the vital con-
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Coast
We athe r
Patchy late night. early
morning low clouds aJoog
tbe coast otherwise rair
through Tuesday. Lows
tonight 56 to 61 . Highs
Tuesday 75 at beaches. 83
inland.
INSIDE TODA ~
Looldfto /or that ,,_rfect
piua? Colt"""iat Hugh
Mlllllp teUa 1Dlwtt ft can be
food. SH Pooe Al.
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• Knifer Wounds Seven
In Emergency Room
SPRJNOnELD ........ CAP ) -A man brandllbln1. parlna
kn•fe ~1th • LbJ'M ln(h blade •tabbed •even people ln a ho1pltal
t'mtrl"'(Y room lod.ay, kllllq ~ '"1•ar~ boy, poUc.1ald.
Willie 8 Robinson, t2, ol 5Prt1'Cn.ld, wu WTeSUecl w the
noor and dlNrmed by • MCW'lty •uard all•r tM •tabbtn11 at
the Si>rtnaf•dd \omit of th• 8-yatate Medical Ceoi.r
He wu char1~ wlU. eiaht counu of auault -for the 1tab-
bln1s and al50 for aUe1edly lhrowln1 a dan1eroua ch9mkal at
anothu byst~r In lb. Lncldent
Gew-1 • ..,.., •~fl .. iflftflr•tl
WASHINGTON <AP> M~cald reclpaent.s llvlna In mirs·
Ina honwos havt' no con1nltUtinnal ri1ht to coolest 1ovemment
dt'<'b1ons forcing tht'm to movt', tht' U S Supreme Court ruled
toda)
By a 7 I vote. the JUSlJ«'S reversed a federal appeals court
ruling that 'lo\"Ould ha\ e forC'ed Pennsylvania authorities to grant
Mt"d1ca1d r~1p1ent:. laving at the Town Court Nursing tlom e in
Ph1ladetpht11 a C'hanC'e to prote~t the state's push to declare the
home 1Jlt•hg1blt! for federal funds
Trf • KqHtrt rr N•• ••rrftf
CHICAGO <API A Chicago Tribune reporter -
lhrt'atened with expulsion from City Hall -showed up for work
a!> usual today. and a spokesman for Mayor Jane Byrne said he
"ould not be forcibly evi('ted from the press room.
The mayor threatened the expulsion Saturday when she ac·
('u~ed the n<'w·spaper of pnntme what she termed "hes" and
··charaC'tt>r a ssass1nat1ons" and enaaging in "male
C'haunmsm" sin<'e she took om ce more than a year ago
rr,,or L11ur~• Sld11 Grall
SHERMAN OAKS CAP> -Comedian Richard Prror un-
derwt'nl surger) today to graft healthy skin over the cnt1cally
burned upper half of his body, a hospital spokeswoman said.
Dr RiC'hard Grossman. executive director of tbe Sherman
Oaks C'ommunity Ho.c;p1tal Bum Center. ronducled the operation
along "1th a pulmonary specialist . Dr. Albert Young, who was
on hand lo perform 8 bron('hosCOpy to clear nuid from the com -
edian's pnt>umon1a·('Ongested lungs.
The ex-tensive bums on Pryor 's chest have Inhibited the
normal breathing and coughing that rid the lungs naturally of
nu1d buildup. thus causing the pneumonia, explained Gary
Swaye. assistant executive director for the hospital.
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NEW YORK IAP> -New York's Morcan Guaranty Trust
cut its pnme rate today from 12 to 11 i,; percent, and the much
s maller Southwest Bank of St. Louis trimmed its rate to 11
Earher this year the nominal basic charge on blue-ch1p
loans stood as high as 20 percent.
GU11111an Corn11-rlt'd in SloN"
lll':"\'TINGTON PARK <AP > A man armed Wlth a saw('(f .
off shotgun ~as hol('(! up 10 a Sav-On Drug Store today. but the
three employees who came to work at 7 a m and surpnsed him
m the middle of an apparent burglary alteMpl esC'aped un-
harmed
Ref used Transfusion
'No Blood' SeaU
Fate of Woman, 28
M lAMI <AP) -J oyc e
Prudhomme's two words left he r
husband and doctors helpless in
..i morasi. of legalities and
despair.
"No blood." the 28-year-old
woman said Thursday when she
awoke a t Ja('kson Memorial
I losp1tal, where she bad been
brought after suffenng seizures
caused by a rare blood disease.
She died Saturday night. res·
nlute 10 her refusal. on religious
grounds , to accept blood
transfusions
"l JUSl can't believe that a re·
hgion would let her commit
s uic ide ," said h er s haken
husband, Peter Prudhomme.
"It was horrible lo watch,"
s aid Dr. Don Temple, an inlern
at J ackson Me morial Hospital.
"The torment her hus band was
going through was the worst I'd
ever seen.·
When Mrs. Prudhomme wa.s
brought to the hospital. un
conscious, blood transfusions
were be~un. When she woke, she
insisted they be discontinued.
lier refw.al sparked hours of
discussions at the hospital where
a treatment for the woman's dis·
ease was discovered four years
ago
"I know that 1r s he had had
more time to think about it
she wouJd never have thrown
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her life away ." sa id
Prudhomme, who m a rried his
wife when she was 14
He shook tus head as he spoke
of how hospital lawyers wouJd.n 't
let him overrule rus w1fe'i. de-
cision
His v.ile was suffenng from
thrombotic thrombocytopemc1
purpura <TIP>. a disease that
causes tiny clots Lo form in the
bloodstream, breaking down red
C'ells and c utting off the oxygen
flow to vttaJ organs.
Though the woman was ralsoo
a Roman Catholic, she began at·
tending J e hovah 's Witness
services about two years ago
But s he had n ot formally
become a me mber of the sect,
her husband said.
S11mmer Rec
Signups Set
Swimming, dancing and rac-
quetball are some of the cluses
scheduJed w be offered this sum·
m er by the City of Newport
Beach.
RegUtraUon for the summer
program la being conducted now
at the Park.a, Beacbu, Recrea·
lion offices at 3300 Newport
Boulevard, Newport Beach from
8 a .m . to S p.m .. Monday
through Friday.
Additiona l information re·
gard lng classes. fees, and
scheduling iJ avaJlable by call ·
ing the Recreation Department
at 640-2271.
tthat•s IJp ?
Amber Christ ensen , 14. of
Canyon Country, owes her
friend he re an extra ration
of carroU>. But not too many
carrots. J k won best in his
d1\'ision in Dwarf R abbit
S how ul Orange Count' Fair~rounds m Costa ~lesa
Sunday. He tipped the scales
at 1 1 :! pounds If you let
yourself go to 21 ~ pounds.
you're no longer a dwarf.
He's a Netherl and Dwarf
Buck
Fro111 Pa~ .t I
VIET ...
than 20.000 nllaJ:l·rs "'ere bt:10g
l'\ acuatl"'d
Earht·r. lht: m1htarv C'Om·
m a n d s a 1 d 1 t s c r a ·m b I e d
helicopter gun!th1ps to :ud troops
at a border poi.l undt•r Viel·
name~e attack A ~pokes man
~aid i.even Thai !.Old1ers were
wounded and manv of the 1n-
l ru dt•r'> ~t·re kllied an thJl
~hootout
Foreign relief workers were
being pulled out of refugee
camps on the border. but there
~as no 1mmed1ate move to have
I hem h.•aH• the spra~ hng C'amp
at Khao I OanR. seven miles in-
!.lde Thailand. The camp houses
about lJ0.000 refugees who bad
earlier ele<:ted to enter Thatland
rather than remain in the border
no-man's land.
SUMMIT ...
tri bu ti on of nuclear power."
calling for an rncri:ase an atomic
energy u..-.e and ex pand<:d con·
servallon technique!>
The meeting wai. convened t.o
d1scusi. energy and economic 1s·
sues but wa~ dominated by the
s1tuat1on 1n Afghanis tan
Br1l1sh Prime M 1n1ster
Margaret Thatcher called the
occupal.Jon of Afghanistan a new
man1festat1on of the old d1f·
ference between East and West.
In their remarks. t he German
and French leaders ignored the
Afghanistan situation ent1relv
In his addres:.. Carte r also
said the chllllenges facing the
free world "are both polit.Jcal
and e<:ononuc an nature," and
said the nations were "rewlved
to break the link between our
econom1(' growth a nd our oil
consumption."
BEACH .•.
forced to play doctor. advtsuig
i.ting ray victim!) to so1tk their
injured f~t in hot water for 20
minutes to relieve the pain.
Laguna iuarda also ·responded
to three body surfing Injuries on
Sunday and had to rescue a 19·
year -old l(irl at St. Ann's Beach.
Officials at Doheny State
Beach and San Clemente crews
also reported full houaea both
days
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L4X ro NYC Still 'Too Low'
NEW YORK CAP) -1be air fare between Ntw York and
Calllomla la IOIDI up, but it '• aliU 1oln1 to be far .... than a lot
of alrline9 would Ute.
EUCem Airllnea announced over the wffkend lt wlU ch1r1•
t12t each way on fliabu between New York and Loi An1•I• or SuaPrucltco,durinCJu.lyandAu1U1t.TbefaretanowM.
Tbe '129 fare wu matcMd today by Trana World Airline•.
and otMI' carrien on tM route were expected to 10 alon1. TWA
bid unoe.mced that lt hoped to lncnue the fare to .-0, but
dropped tbat an.r Eutem mw lta u.nouncement.
Worid All'Wl.)'I, which bu bMD charlinf •·bu not an· nouoced whit It will cbara• ID Jub. Ot.bef lfrllnes Hrvinl UM route an American, Unit.ct, PllD Amerteu ud Capitol.
Eut4n and World, botb NlaUve MWCOGMn to U.. mubt,
bH• bMa tJlle te..t•n1 Driee-cutt.n on tJlle New Yon.CalUonala
rout., to die dilmay Ol TWA. Amerteu ud UDlted, wbldt oeee ,,.,. .... ..., at.rliMI OD die route.
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Tia tin
Arrests
Probed
A druc arrut In Tustin durtnf
the weekend was still under an
veatlgation today as two SUI·
pecta -one wounded apparenU)'
by police lunfire -awaited UM
flllnc of charges against them.
Takeo loto cus to d y wert
Henry Mendoza Me jia, 30. ol
Anaheim. and Gina Marge Me-1
jla. 26. also or Anaheim. Their
relahonslup is not yet known.
Mejia was reported in stable
cond1t.Jon at UC Irvine Medical
Center with an eye injury
Both wer e apprehended by
narC"Oll('S officers Saturday af.
ternoon after an alleged drug
trans,ctlon took plact' 1n a park·
1ng lot at the C"Orner of MC'l''ad
den Avenue and Williams Street.
The type of drugs involved
was n't dlsdosed
When nattOl.IC'S ofh('ers from
Fullerton. Tustin. Anaheim and
Buena Pa rk attempted ~ arrest
the MeJia5. the suspects tned to
escape in their vehicle, r am-
ming two police cars. a T w.tin
spokesman said
During an ensuing arrest at·
te mpt. a shot was fired. the
spokesman s aid. and Mt:Jla i.uf·
fered a head injury
No furth('r details of lh<· ~hoot·
ang were reveal('(f Part of the
cont1n u1n 1t 1nvest1gat1on.
spokesmen said. 1s to determine
how the shooting took place and
whether the suspect was armed
or unarmed
~1 eJ1a was treatM:t at ~ntll
Ana Tustm Community Hosp1t<1l
a nd then taken tn L'CI Mt.~H'lll
Ct'ntt•r . "'ht•rl' ht' ~ d '> report~'(!
in :.tJble C"ond1taon ,
A Tu:.t1n police :.pokesmcin
:..t1d th<' D1:.tnC't 1\ttornc' ., Of
fl ee •~ be101? ron!>ulll•d ·bl-fnn·
un~ C'hargci. un· flll·d Jl-:Jln..,t lht
t"' u
The l>W.fX'<."lS h;Jd tx·t:n undt•r
..,u ne11lan<'l' b\ undl·rC'O\t•r
narC'"OtlC'S offi ('er.,· priur 111 the dr
rests being m adl·
.'\1fte Ea9le
Joe Bollert. 16. of Newport
Beach. has achieved Eagle
Scout status. climaxmg fi ve
years of involve m e nt in
!'>Couting. He'll be a j wl.ior
ne xt fall at Corona del Mar
High School.
~ gals wear
Jusc fOf Gale .
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MOUNTED DEPUTIES KEEP WATCH ON ANTI-NUKE CROWD
Only a Few Arrest• Saturday at Nlguel Park
Niguel E"ent
Anti-nuclear Rally
Promoters in Debt
t11lh lu lhl· '>late l'ubhc lJlililles
I om m1-.,1on
l nd1·r .,l.Jll' law, person~ arc
.illov. ed lo dt•pos11 dis puted ul.111·
1' btlh v.1th the P C instead of
p;iyin'1 thl' utilit y until the di!:>·
!JUI•·'" rf'"Ol\1•d
fh•· All1.1nlc (<Jr S urviva l
t .iqh'll'il the Southt•rn Callforrua
Ed1~nn (',, .ind tht• San Diego
<;d!\ Jlld Ell-t·t ric J~ the butt of thl' profr.,t
Thieves Get
Tas tv Haul •
Huri.:l.ir~ v.11h an appetite for
tht· f1nt•r th1nJ: ... from the sea rt'
portt-dl~ broke into a Newport
li1·ach f1c;h mark<'l O\ l'r the
v. t>d, l'nd Jnd madt off 14 Ith 22
pound ~ flf shrimp Jnd J hWlk o(
... mokt'd swo rdfis h
The owner of Pearson's Port.
JOO East Coast H1 gh\loa},
, . .,t1matt'd the seafood loss at
$1 -10
Pol1Cl' i.a1d the hungry crooks
'mashed out a window. possibly
~1th a hammer. and looted a
display case mi.1de the retail fish
oullet
Marchers Faint
OREGON. Wis (AP > -Three
dozen hi gh s c hool s tudents
partiC'ipat ing in a parade fainted
Sunday from mild heat exhaus-
tion. authorities said. Three of
the students we re treated and
released at a Madison hospital,
and the rest were treated at a
makestuft first aid station a t
Oregon flJ J!h SC'hool
ALSGARAGE
ec.n Pacrflo cord shOttS. 18tlored tor the 56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644·7030
active Qll, A ralnCow of OOlof'6 aqua, ooral.
bage, ott wf* and Slate blue Compienl811fing the
1hof11 n a preny group of Hawaiian onnt blouees.
Abo Chemlo di Fer,.,.
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·Mond!y. Jun. 23. 1980 DAILY PILOT .U
World~s Fourth Te~t Tube Baby Born;
I
MELBOU R NE, A\ll ttalta
{AP> -"!be v.'Ortd'a f<MU"lh tat
tube baby. a 1·~ H -ouoce
1 t rl . and h er U ·J•at·old
Australian mot.Mr were "P0'1·
eel ln u ttltent cond ition todAy
et MeJbouroe' Roya& Women's
Hos pat.al
Llnda RH-d. 1 nur11e who Uves
\» Churcblll, a coal mlnlnt town
\n easl~m Vtt torla. save birth ln
1 norm al dehverv to her eocond
Mistake
Costly
For Pilot
TAMPA . 1-'la <AP> A
vete ran Delta AJr Lrne~ pilot ,
who landed a Boeing 727 at a n
Air Fort'e ba~e when he shouJd
ha ve gone to nearby T a mpa In
te rnational Airport, has been
suspended pending an inquiry, a
spokesman for the Federal Avia-
tion Administrat ion says.
"It's quite an embarrassment
for a professional who's been
fly i n g t h at l on g ," D e lta
spokesman Will iam Berry said
of the pilot. whose na me has not
been made public.
He has ··an outstanding rec·
ord ·' and 15 ye<1rs of com ·
m e r cial flyin g ex p e rien ce .
Berry added
t'hlld, Candle• EUnNth, on
Monday after lJ houn lA labor.
Sht •nd her husband, John 30, a
lH <'Mr, have • 4•)'Hr-old eon
M other a nd child were
"beautifully we ll," uld •
hotpltal apokesman.
Dr . Ceoft Wett.wood, actln1
dlr~tor ol medical aervtcm at th~ h<>1plt.i. aaJd at.an members
we-rt' "all very deUchted and ex
cllt-d ·
He aald Reed wu present for
t h e b i rth a l o ne w i th the
ho1pllal'1 eenlor o necoloiist.
Or Ian Johnaon. end pediatri·
clan Or. Keri Mountain.
"SM '• really beautiful -a
s uper baby," said a me mber of
the de hver y team, Or. Alex
Lopata. ''S he 's a pe rfectly
norma l baby eirl. She has a
lovely crop of black hair and
aooks really beautiful."
He said she "cned atraigllt
a w ay after b irth a nd the
p e d iatrician said, 'She 's a
pe rfectly normal. beautiful
baby.· We wrapped her up and
put her oo her mother's stomach
for a cuddle."
According to medJcal sources
he re , Mrs. lleed was the fll'St of
two Victoria women to undergo
In vitro fertilization -the lm·
planting into t.be womb of an egg
0..IY ,... __ "The in vest1 gat1on wi ll be
pretty much, 'Now, how the hell
did you do this '?" s aid Jack
Barker, an FAA spokesman in
Atlanta.
AL PIPKIN, FLUOR CORP. ADMINISTRAT9R, OPERATES ENERGY COOPERATIVE COMPUTER
Industry and Utfllttea Woridng Together to Help Prevent Power Failures Thia Summer
Ba rker said the pilot was
taken "off line" at the request of
the FAA after the Friday inc1
dent.
The pilot "just made a mis
take . That's all there 1s to it."
said J ohn McGmms. assistant
tower chief al Tampa lnterna-
t ional. "l''ort unate ly. it didn't
have disastrous t'onsequcnce'>
The poor guy, I can imagine ha~
feelings."
'Operation Powerplay'
4 Orange CowUy Finns Aid Energy Prograrn
Arter the unscheduled stop at
MacDill Air Force Base, Delta
flight 604 , with 90 passengers
a board, proceeded to a safe
landing at Ta mpa International
Airport.
Delta blamed the incident on
poor visibility because of ove r·
cast s ki«!!>.
T h e f lig ht I rom A tlanta ,
which originated in Columbia,
S.C .. was descri bed as routine
until the 5:36 p .m . la nding ,
which came aft er the aircraft
was cleared for landing at Tam·
pa Interna tional. eight mtles
from .MacDill.
The pilot thought he was in the
right place whe n he brok~
t h rough heavy clouds a nd saw
the air base landing strip below.
Delta 0Htc1als said.
When the jet touched down. a
"stop alert" was iss ued from
:'vl ac Dill's control tower. an
automatic response when an un·
a ut hon zed aircraft lands at the
bas e. Stalf Sgt. Mark Goldstein
said
A fire truc k rushed to the
runway to block the plane from
tak ing off and a rmed guards
s urrounded the cra ft .
"They converged on us like we
w ere a hens." said p assenger
Joe Gandolfo of Lakeland, Fla.
Passe n gers we r e kept on
board while the mistake was ex·
plained to military a uthorities
By CREa YL PaUETI' °'-OMly """MMf
During a typical summer, bot
spells are anticipated. It ii not
uncommon to face days on end ol
unr elenting beat when t em ·
per atures soar, air conditioning
units blast and electrical capaci·
tywavers.
But with the flip of a switch, or
in this case. several switches,
four Orange County busineues
a re helping Oranse County, its
r esi den t s and So uth ern
California F.di.soo avert a possi.
ble brownout or power failure
during peak use times.
When it comes to energy coo·
s ervatioo, there is strength in
numbers. Banninc together for
this p~ are Fluor Corp. in
Irvine, t.be Irvine Company and
Pa cifi c Mutual, both in Newport
Beach, and South Coast Plaza in
Costa Mesa.
TB IU>lJGB THE EFf'OaTS of
Edison and its belief in the validi·
ty o f a n e nergy saving
cooperative. the four Oranae
County companies made COO·
servation history by becoming
the first commer cially auc·
cessful program in the U.S.
The expe r iment al p rojecl
began in April of 1979 with lbe
formation of the Oran1e C«mty
Ene rgy Conservation Asaocla·
lion (()CECA)
Tagged Operation Powerplay
by the U.S. Energy Department,
Boria J•beff cl Madison. Wls., 1oe9 Dt~e one better wttb tbla musical tmtrwDent tie fub ln bLa
repair •boo from a Frencla horn, a trumpet and apare
tublq. At least when be biu a clinker, he lmowl k.
the program is now being pushed
by the federal government in
hopes that other businesses will
voluntarily follow in Orange
County's footat.eps, where the
fou r companies collectively
saved $100.000 in electrical bills.
The auodatioo members not
only save oa their bills through
s hutdowns of eledricity when
c alled up on, but also save
through reduced rates that will
be 1raated belinDina in J uly.
"We want the aaaocialioo to
grow bigger because it ls more
savings for us, more benefit to
Edisoo if they don't have to build
more power plants, and in this
wa y more s a v i n g s to the
homeowners who are leas likely
to have rates biked," s aid Bud
Dobyns, director of property
management services for The
Irvine Com pany, and president
ofOCECA.
"We knew there was no reason
why this shouldn't work," said
Edward Myer, Edison vice presi·
dent., referring to a 1975 program
funded by the U.S. government
and Los Angeles power com·
pany.
ENE&GY WAS SAV ED in this
program, but it was not totally
successful becausrttae utillty
failed to offer an incentive rate to
us.?n , said John Phillips, presJ.
dent d Engineerin1 Supervt.ioo
Com pany of Newport Beach,
orilinator and developer of the
prolJ'am. •·we were determined to put
together a coosort.ium without
any government capital," said
Myer.
Ediaoa plunked out $250,000 for
studies and computer hardware.
The four companies put up
mon ey only for an energy audit ol
its own fadlities.
So far, member companies of
OCECA have not received com·
plaints from employees about the
shut down d elevators, turned off
li1 hta o r to wered coollnc
systems.
''The employees feel an in·
vol.ement," aaid Dobyn.a. Al
Pipkin. ldminlatntor d facility
pla.nnine for F1uor Cor'p., aald be
sees aucb meuures ••u minor
inconvealeDeee that. 100 can put
up witb for abort period& of
lime."
Tbe cutbecb and abutdowna
lut cmly a few boW's at a time
and for oaly a few days at a time.
Under lta Mtup. tbe four com·
panlee are plaaed into a C9ltral com.,.._. an.s--eommunlca&lona
•11t.m. operated~~
Supenitba CompuJ.
Wben EdllCllll uperleneet a
peat ... period, the utility ....
tbe eoopslltlve to redU<f tta de-mand, and in eauce "bu.ya
b9ck" Udl --o trom .......
soelatkm.
1'llS aaMICSD DSllAND la aelll•Hd bJ tlae compulu meaull,J tu.rai.al off certabl
~ .... equlpmeat ....... ......
'l'Me1...-9'9st.-ade-1lpe'-1 •mo.mt ot eledrlctty u.a:.t" .. eal1ed,.. to ene. Ill ......... ,, ••• ....,,
fhe ••~att1 or l,ttt ldloWlllla. ...... .. .....
c.t Of Ille• .. I~ It)' Of lea Oillafn , .
Unit 1, sa id Myer. Tb e com-
panies are reduci.og their de·
mand 25 percent.
During the 14 -m onth test
period. OCECA WU called upon
s ix times to reduce it.a load in or·
der that Ediaon could mate that
power available to other areas of
the county. Enough electricity
was "saved" to service a bout
3,000 homes, Myer s aid.
Myer calls the program sue·
ceuf'ul because, when called up-
on, the association wu always
able to provide the anticipated
capacity.
Each compa ny is free to
choose in which areas it will re·
duce consumption.
Fluor shuts off one elevator al
each of its lour elevator banks.
goes to ball lighting and uses a
method called load rolling oo its
fan s yste m. When requested.
there is always one fan shut down
for 10 minutes at a time, ex-
plained Pipkin.
The six buildings of TM Irvine
Company -four at Newport
Center and two near J ohn Wayne
Airport -Pacific Mutual and
South c.oa.st Plue aho cut back
m sim.llar ways
I F roa soME •EASON oneot
the associatioo members cannot
meet its required amount. the
other three me mbers make up
for it by shutting down additiooal
systems.
The first year's savings in elec·
tric aJ bills is credited to the as.
sociation, which determines bow
it will be divided among mem·
bers, baaed on the amount ol
capacity each provided, said
Dobyns.
fertilized in a test tube. They
said the birth had been expected·
at the md of this Wffk , nine
months aft.er the fertilized egg
was im p lanted . The second
woman is due in August.
Louise Brown -the world's
first test-tube baby -was born
J u ly 25, 1978 to a Bristol ,
E n g l a nd wo m a n under the
supervtSion of Or . Patrick Step-
toe , who helpe d develop the
fertilization technique .
A Calcutta, India woman ea~
birth to a dautbter coneelr-ed tp
the same way OcL 3. 1978.
And in January, another Step-
toe patient, a Glasgow. Scotlanct,
teac her, gave birth to the lint
male tesl·tube baby.
T he first two births were by
Caesarian section. The Glasgow
a nd Melbourne b irths we re
normal deliveries.
Searcla Coad~ted
GOP's Offices
'Not Bugged'
W ASH I NG T ON CAP > -
Weekend St'arches by private
e l ec t r onic experts a nd c ity
p0lace uncovered no bugs in the
office of the Republican Na-
tion a l Co mm1 ttee·c_; No. 2 of.
flc1a l. But party co·chair man
Mary Crisp says that doesn't
mean her office was not under
s urve11lanc-e last w~k .
Ms Cris p. highly criticized an
r ecent months by the con-
s en a t1ve wing of the party, 1g.
nited five day~ of tense meetings
by t op ranking GO P 0Ul c1als
a nd ('OnC'l·rn <1bout a nothe r
poltt1c-al bugginl'? scandal when
..,hl· '><11d Wt-dn~d a~ tha 1 her of
r1c t· m ight b<: ·und e r ~Ur ·
't-ill ann· 01~tnct of Columbia poht'e is-
sued a r<:port Sunday saying
that a s..-.et·p of the ofhce un·
cove red no eavesdropping ne-
' aces and that tv.o susp1c1ous
loose w1rt-S actually led to a
musical intercom <;ystem .
A pnvatt· electronics expert
hired by M.., Crisp last wttk
..,urveyed her Capitol lf11l office.
d1!>COH·red th~ two wares run·
n1ng throug.h tht• office ceiling
:rnd detected "'1th electronic
gl·ar · an odd m <1gnet1 c field"
nl·a r h<>r da.,k. pQSs ably coming
from micro"' 3 \ E' surveillance
through a •lt'arby window.
T "'o p r l\ate t·x pcrts s a id
Saturday night than an elec-
tronic search showed no signs oC
a magnetic fi eld
Ms Cn sp was playing tennis
near her Shoreham Hote l apart·
ment when the report was issued
and lalt-r sh<' indicated little as·
l>ur ance that at told the com plete
stor y.
Sht> said she would "like to see
some rt>solullon'' between the
SF Vice C ops
Arrest 30
SAN FRA~C ISC'O CA P > -
Some 30 peoplt" v.ere a rrested on
prost1tut1on and other charges Ill
a t hret.• hour swet.•p or massage
pa rlor.. police called the b1 ~gest
crackdown on \ICC an years in
San Franc1SC'O
Sixt) -four polte<' officers took
part in the raid on 14 massal'?e
par lors . De puty Poht'e Chief
Gcor ge E1m1I said the raids
were prompted by rompl'}j nts or
thefts. sex prom is ed but nOl·
dcllvered and drug use
One parlor owner "'ho asked
that her name not be used said
t he police "treated the girls hke
c ri manals ," a nd one of her
employees said . "Why weren't
tho!>e rune cop!> out an the strffts
whe re the c rim e 1s., We 'r e
scared to walk to our cars at
naght " .
fi ndings by her invest igators
Wednesday and the police con·
c lus ions r e ach ed durin'g a
night·long canvass of her office
Saturday night and Sunday
morning .
Could her office have been
bugged and the de vices s ince
removed?
"Who knows? I don 't know:~
~a id the 56 year-old Arizonan.
loch Ness
Monster
In China?
PEKING CAP> -Is there a
Loch Ness-type monster lurking
in the warm, murky depths of a
remote salt wa te r la ke in the
T ibetan tugh.lands? It's possible,
says a Chinese researcher .
Chen Ting-en. a researcher in
geology and ancient life. wroto
rn the Peking Evening news that
re~1denb and officials living
near Wenbu Lake have re ported
som e strange sight ings and
mysterious disappear ances.
Chen saJd one official told hirn
that he and two others have seen
::i d inosaur -like creature with a
body as big as a bouse, a k>clg
neck and a s ma ll head swim·
ming through the water .
Others gave s1 m1lar descrip·
l ions of the creat ure and report.
ed that a man piloting a ralt
a c ross the Jake h a d been
swallowed up without a trace in
a whir lpool that appeared sud·
d enly a t itc_; center , Chen added.
He said the ofricial told how he
once left a cow tied to a tree
beside the lake and returned
later to find 1t m issing. The
beac h was marked with tracks
indicating that the cow had been
dr agged inlo the water . be said.
Wenbu Lake is approximately
tO feet deep and has hot springs
bubbling up from its bottom. a
s uitable habitat to support a
monster, Chen wrote. It was
pa rt or an ocean 300 milJion
years ago, but s int'e then has
been geologic<tlly isolated, re·
taming only its salty water.
The lake is so isola ted that
Chen. whalc on a geological sur·
vey trip to Tibet m 1976. could
only reach 1t by walk ing for six
d ays from Shent'h1a County. 450
miles from the city of Lhasa tn
southeast Tibet
Chen s aia the m ys terious
t'rea ture appears to be s urular
to one repor t ed t o exist in
S cotl a n d 's L oc h Ness .
Researchers ha\'e sougnt tor
years to estabhsh pos1t1ve proof
or the Scottish monst er 's ex·
1st ence.
wey canz. PJplin suit ..
s1mphc1ty et lt.5
bz.eL, cur docrmand
cottai FXJ?m suit JS grrzat fbr b.ietnzee er
~ tlmz.a Wttcn
i
wath pet.ch6Trlflsp
pocl<ete
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Rallying Round
KNOC1UNG TH NUllE DEPT. L.oollln& b•ck
uveor this IW\l\Y brigbt past weeJcend, you havt to han •
<'t-rtaln fMllna ot dlaa,ppolntment over the way lbe anu
nuC'lear poWtt raJly Wmed out down at t.aauna N1auel It
1111 • • rt'aJ flu.If'
R~tta ha~ cov~l"t'd these lrlnds ot rallies an our re
ttlon bet0tt They 1~ to lh rally polnt and f\nd ab people
TbrH are t'arrylna anti nuclear powt'r placlllrds Two
otht'r Pt"OPle 1.u•tt tht're by mastakt• Tht> Mxth KU> as st.'ll
IO(l old Kt•rmt"<ly buttons
Ttus c.'Ofldauon allows the newsv. riter to retum to h1i.
office and romplaln about howcome he got stuck with this
lousy raJly that wliSn't '> That also allows him to drop snidt'
hlllt> remurks for the rest o ( the ~et.·k about ho~ the as
''~nmt'fll:. editor 1s a Jl'll) brain
SAT\JKDAY'S RALLY, however, crossed up every-
body. More than 10.000 people who ~res um ably OP(>OSt'
nut'lear power Jammed into thts assembly. Reporters and
photographers abruptly had a reaJ chore on their hands.
The sire of the crowd brought out a lot of law enfort'e-
ml'nt people too. But this was another fi zzle. They didn't
have much to do because. unlike the galht'rangs of rabble
in the 1960s. this was a pretty peac.-eful ai:.sembly
Well , the cops o n horseback did add a bucolic touc.-h to
the affair.
Some officers dad find a few beer drinkers they could
hust. But even that c hore 1s tough these days when they
have these plastJc sort drink slip covtirs for beer cans,
Laguna N1!J1U!l Political Ral/11 W11haul Any PohtlClan.s Talkmg
i\LL OUR ORANGE COUNTY politit'1ans were invited
to s how up at the rally and voat'e their views on nuclear
p<>wer. This would have been a splendid opportunity for
Congressman Uob Badham. the Republic.-an from NewPort
fkat'h, to give one of tus s peeches on the future needs for
nucle::1r power plants.
After all, be had a caotive audience right there.
Somehow. ConJ(ressman Bob blew his chance.
As a matte r of ract, virtually every local politico took a
r ::J1n check on this one. The onJy guy who s howed up wa!>
L;,irry ARran. a c.•1ty councilman from Irvine.
Al!ran told the throng that was being fairly patient
°"'hilt• <1wa1t1ng the· nt'xt mu.,1c1ans, that he considered the
S<i n Onofre nuclear J!Cneratur. "Ulc b1gg1·st thn·at to m~
<0on~t1tucncy ..
Jl'~"T THJNK ABOUT that a minute You didn't know
th£• Irvine city hmats stretched that tar downcoast. did
}ou"'
I always thought Agron f1gur<:d the Irvine Company
"as the b1~gci:.t threat to hi-. const1lueot'y. Obviously. he
has now Wldt·nt-d h1i:. horizon~
Apparently, unlelos tht' ranch hands build a nuclear
plant, they are forever rele~ated to :'\umber T"'o
NUCLEAR POW•.R ASIDE, there were a few pro·
testers JJU.'>tung rith'::r c&u.t.f><> who showed up at the Laguna
Niguel rally <m•· c.hai> wa., carrying a sign urging us to
'"Save th<· Cl<1Wn ' that •-" IPIJlg dtbtroye<J by the Jack-tn·
the-Hox la~t h&mburgn cham
Th111 1i. m)' km/J •A itU)'
Anyt,-Jdy wtv, At<tt11J. Vi fax at MJ k1dJ. don t Wiitch a
~lown beinl( tJl1rNr1 \11 tJlh rm t.t:h:v1J>1r.in c.-n 'l be c.11 bad
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LDP Assures
Grip on Power
TOKYO <AP> -J apan's rulln1 Liberal DemocraUc Party,
rallytng from the death of its leader and pullln1 aslde biller ln-
ll'rnal rtvalrtes. arored a thundering parliamentary election vic-
tory to uaure Its grtp on power.
1-'lnal but unoff1c1al resulta 1ave the strife-Lorn party a total of
284 seals in the 511-membet' lower hou.ae of the Diet. or ParU•·
ment. Two memben elected as lndependenta tmmedlat.ely joined
the LOP, givanc il 281 seats.
IN '1'llE LESS-IMPOaTANT upper house, where half the 252
seats were at slake. the LOP had won ~out of 15 races ao far set-
tled. With the p,rty holdinl 66 seats not up ror election, It needed
only seven ot the 41 sllU undecided to lnsure a majority -con-
l>lde red a certaint y .
The lower house t.otal was the most for the Liberal Dem()(rats
s ince 1968. when it governed with 288 seats and 12 Independent al·
hes. A handful of independents elected Sunday was expected t o
hnost its marein.
TKE OUTCOME DESTROYED all chance that J apan might
wand up with a coalition aovemment for the fint time ain~ UM8.
The Socialist Party bad held out falnt bopel for that after winrung
a no-ronfadfllce motion against the Liberal Dem()(rata lut month.
It also was the first time since 1972 that the LOP, a loose con-
glomeral!on of conser vallves and buslneu-oriented groups. had
atselr won more tha n 270 seats -considered a safe margin 11\ the
Diet.
Report on Iran
45 Deaths Seen
If Rescue Success
~EW YORK IAPl -Pentagon orric1al!> who planned the abon·
I'd April IT\l!)s1on to n·'>cue 53 American ho!)ta~e<o 1n Iran prf)('~t'd
l'Vt·n thou~h lht') t•!>llmated that 45 hvc!) could have ~n lo~t. JC·
c.-ording to ~e"'!>Wt'l:'k ma~azint•
WORLD I NATION
Offlc1als e:.l1mated that t'asualtlei. could hav•· 1nt"ludE"d 30 t; S
<"Om mandoi:. and al least 15 ho!>tagc~. ~he misgazint: i.ay:. 1n its cur-
1 t·nt l!>!'-Ul' Climbers Quit APWI~
Tlll'S. THE MAGAZINE r<'port:. there"' ao; J < honcc thot <Jnlv
38 hosta~cl> "'uuld bl.• rc!)<·ut'd Jt a co.'>l of 45 h V(''>
D;,ivad Smart. 17. top an~l'l photo. checks progress of com
p;rn1on Gt.·rr:. lfannmg. 3-1 , today as tht>y scale 1.822 foot
Canad.Ian Natio n a l TO\\l'r in Toronto The mountaineer!>
J!:.t \ l' up aftt·r n·achang iOU f<'ct Tht:y \\ere wh1!)ked off to
the polu:c !>tataon aftl·r de-.cending. Their effort wa!>
bd1rved lo be an commemorat1on of the to\.\er ·!> fourth
In addJtaon, Newi:.we<!k said that the rescue team nf'ver prac·
t1l·ed how to abort the· mission <tl tht.• de'>ert landing point Jocall-'d
250 m1k., south of Tehran, although tht:y had ant1c1pated that 1t
might happen.
Thi· Pentagon declined to comment Sunday on the rt:p<Jrt
11,000 Reds Exiting Afghan?
MOSCOW (AP> -Radio
Moscow announced today one
Soviet troop division, believed to
have 7,000 to 11,000 men. and 108
t anks were being withdrawn
from Afgharustan and returned
home That would leave about
75.000 Soviet troops 1n
A!gharustan
It was the firs t tame t h•·
Kremlin has said how m<iny ur
1ls troops were being pullN1
from the war-torn country at 1h
southern border. where an
estamatt'<i 85.000 Soviet troop-.
were sent last Christmas.
SOVJET President Leonid I.
Brezhnev was quoted by the of·
f1c1al Soviet news agency Tass
as saying the troops were being
pulled bec.-au se life 1n
Argharustan 1s "gradually re-
turning lo normal "
But Brezhnev also was quoted
as saying· "Naturally we will
continue to help Afghanistan
c reate a new hfe and to secure
the gains of the April C 1978 > rev-
olution."
The state ment suggP11led the
Soviets have no plans to comply
with Western demands that they
withdraw all their troops.
The Com muni st Party
newspaper l'ra\'da ~•11d l.oda)
that tanks. armored personnel
t'arner. and infantry a lready
had lx•i;tun "\.\llhdrawang an k~p
1ng "\.\1th tht' Kn·mlln "!) <.1n
nounced partial oullout from
Af~hanasl .tn · a w1thdrnwJI
j!rcl'led °"'1th h1·;1 \ v :-kl•pl•<' 1 s m
lneest Sus eet
Gunman Slays
5 in Church
DAlNGERFlELD. Texas <API -Alvan K ing
Ill was suppos<.>d to go on tnal Loda) His daughter
had filed a char~e of incest, and Kmg n~ed some
t'haracter witnesses. But several members of the
r 1r"il Baptist Churc.-h. v.here he used to go to
-.erv1 c~. had turn<'d him down
On Sunday. police say. King k1t'ked open the
doors of the church as the cong~gation !>ang ··More
About Jesus.·· People in the bat'k ro~ turned
around and a saw a man in steel helmet and fl ak
Jat'ket. carrying two rifles and two handguns
He shouted, "Ttus 1s war'" and opened hre
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IN 111E NEXT FEW moments five people. in·
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outside by two ushers who were killed an the strug·
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with a f'hD in psychology who had quit teaching
seven years ago and become a farmer, was
charged with capital murder. ..
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THE TRAGE DY IN this east Texas town of
2.600 began at about 11 .20 a.m. with the gunman's
abrupt mtrance into the church. Police said be
carried M· 1 and AR-IS rifles and .38·t'aUber and
22-caliber revolvers.
He fired first with an M·l rifle.
"Those bullets were Oying," said Arthur
Greaves, 69, who was shot ln the shoulder. "Some
of the conare1aUon started falllng in between the
pews and some started Jumpln1 up and down. Peo-
ple were screaming and crying and t.altlng on.
Boy, WU it pitiful!"
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carries Sunday services.
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CALIFORNIA Mond9y June 23, lteO DAILY PtLOT .45
Reagan Ranch Western White House?
SANTA BARBARA fAP> -
Nel1hbora arouad Ronald
Re11an'1 ~aled r1nch an
few. bu& U.., an tcattmed tMt
b. el«dor -pr"91kMftl coaJd meaa bla uaiQI tbe rancb u a
relreal • movt lbal could
plette tlw IOUludt" ol Ute rqkin.
It woWd be UM moat remote
W1'li. ~ rrifta\ In modem
tlmu, &lWna atop an tsolat.ed
Santa Barbara County mounl.aln
ahared onl)' by 1 ff"w hwtUUb
and wUd animals
BUT aam&NTS oote 1t also
would mun the arrtval ol the
ubiquitous press corps. more
Secret Service a1enu aad
, perhaps seve ra• changes in
landscape to accommodate a
pr-es1dent.
"I'd hale to see 1t the WHlern
Food Poisoalag
White tk>usf!."' 1rumbl Stuart
E~lurl on• of R e a1an'a
oelabbon
Rea1an. a man who Ulm to
lak~ on his Ue and rtlu out
doors. ls virtually uaured or the
R~publican preatdenUal nomina
Uon at t.M GOP naUonal convtti
hon m Detroit nex\ mont.b
THE l"OaMEa CAUFOaNlA
aov~mor has left lhe lmpreuk>n
with famlly and friends that
there us no way he would be kept
from tM ranch lf he was presi·
dent
"I love that ranch and I'm go
in& to get there as often as I
can ." Reagan recently told a
Santa Barbara News·Press re·
porter
Thl' 688 acre ranch 1s nearly 30
miles northwut or Saota
Barban and ~ mlle1 Wetl or
Vandenbert Air Fore~ Bue at
the er-eat of the Santa Ynez
Mountains ln the Los Padres Na-
tional f'oreat
THE UNCH IB NOT visible
from any point to which the
public bas access, and, unless
you know where lbe locked gate
leadlng to the access road is,
there's literally nothing to see.
The Reqan property Ls ac-
cessible by a torturous one-lane,
6 ~-mile road that bas no railing
or painted lines and climbs from
near sea level to 2,250 feet. A
creek flows freely across the
pavement in at least seven
s pots. and the road can become
impassable at times in the
winter
An alternate rout.e la 19 miles
long and unpaved, and ll lhe
secret aervlce decided the road
needed to be widened or re-
paved. t.be project would arouse
protests from residents and en-
vironmenlaJ groups.
THE RANCH IS SITllATED
in one or the highest fire danger
a reas in the county. The last b1g
fire. an 1955, charred 80 000
acres.
A major concern to some
Rerug10 Canyon residents is that
the nation's press -complete
with television crews and equip-
men t -may ·'stake out"
Reagan's rancb while he is there
between his nomination and the
start or the national campaign
a round Labor Day in Sep·
tember.
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Marines Back
A trial run will be beld Uus
week when Reagan opens up the
ranch for a complete tour. in·
elud ing photographs Trad•·
tionaliy. the Reagans have kept
the press away from the retreat
AERIAL VIEW OF REAGAN'S ~A BARBARA RANCH
Nelghbor9 Fear lntruaion on A991C>n'a Solttude
In Training
SAA DIEGO CAP) -All but 15 or the 509
young Marines sickened by canned m eat over the
weekend were back in training today at the
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Although 127 we r e hospitalized with food
poisoning. a spokesman said none or them was
seriously 111 after eating the breakfast or grits.
scrambled eggs, sausage, hash brown potatoes
and canned luncheon meat
Carpnatn-Strike A ~ftl
SAN DIEGO CAP> -A threatened strike to-
d ay al building sites throughout lhe San Diego
area was averted when neRoliators for the District
Council or Carpenters agreed tentatively to a con·
trac t offer
Th e thr ee.yea r
( )
master labor agreement .'-,TATE expired at 12 01 a.m The
new vers100 was rat1f1ed
'---------Sunday by the Cem ent
Masons Local 744, and pipef1tters s aid they would
continue to work while neRollattnR
Two other union s, the L aborers and
Teamsters. agreed to extend their contract dead-
lines to rrudn.ight Wednesday
,..,... ~•rit• G-rd S...t
THREE ROCKS <AP) :_ A farm security
guard was shot to death near Uus remote Fresno
County community, apparently ~ause he refused
to give three men some onions, sheriffs deputies
said.
Detectives said Eustolao Flores Re} na Sr . 53,
a guard at Rusconi F(jrms. was shot several times
by one or three meo who asked for onions at a field
he was guarding Sunday mght
:tfiull~ Test S~rf"••fl&f
VANDENBERG AIR f'ORCE BASE <AP> -
An unarmed Ai r Force MUluteman Ill intercon·
unental ballist1c m1ss1le was successfully launched
from Vandenberg Air Force Base as a part of the
Strategic Air Command's Global Shield 80 ex-
ercise. the Air Force said today.
The night ended Sunday near lhe Kwajalein
Islands wme 3.000 miles a way in the Pac1f1c.
Ugllt Pia"~ Crash Probftf
SANTA YNEZ <AP ) -The Nation a l
Transportation Safety Board is investigating the
crash or a single engine plane into lhe Santa Ynez
River that killed two people Sunday afternoon.
authorities said.
Both occupants of the plane were killed, but
identities of lhe victims were withheld pending
notification of next or km
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'11arill of t'irtory
Kenny Broder of Costa Mesa rolls hi~
wheelchair to finish line and encouraging
a rms of race officials . Kenny won his h~al
in wheelchair sprint races Sunday during
California Special Olympics in Los
Angeles. Mentally a nd physically han-
dicapped youngsters from around the state
took part in the annual event.
State Fireworks
Act Prevents Ban
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The City of San
J ose and Santa Clara County are seeking the re-
versal oC a Superior Court injunction that prevents
t he enforcement or ordinances banrung the sale of
fireworks
The city and county has asked the C~ of Ap ·
peal to throw out the tnJunct1on and to grant a tern·
porar y stay until the matter is resolved
Five San Jose residents filed a complaint MCJy
29 ch allengm~ the two ordinances, and on June 11.
t he Santa Clara County Supen or Court issued a
preliminary inJunction blockmg the city and coun·
ty from enforcing their bans
The judge ruled the state F'ireworks Act pre
\'ents the enactment or enforcement or local pro·
htbitions on the sale of fireworks That lJw
permits sale during th€'. June 28·July 4 pen od
Irish Inflation Soars
DUBLIN, Ireland CAP) -Inflation tn the Irish
Republic has :.oared 20 2 percent annually. the
highest rate in four years. according to govern·
ment figures
J,OOORallfl
'Gay Pride'
Week Ended
SACRAME!'lTO <A P J -Hundreds or ga)s who
paraded through Sacramento and rallied oo the
lawn of the stale Capitol were 1.tving testimony to
the progress made by homosexuals 51nte the 1950s.
their leader.s say.
It happened Sunday dunng the chmax of the
second annuaJ Sacr amento Gay Pride Week.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Phylhs Lyon and Del
Martin, San f'TanClSCO authors or the book "Les·
btan Women," said that 20 years a~o homosexual
ind1v1duals were being arrestt'd in · ga} bars ·
They said they never dreomf'd tht·n that th1·y
would someday be ke)'not1ng a rail) on the
gro unds or the state Capitol
Co-chair::. Anne Seelt·}. 24 and Kt'van \ac,1•\.
25. said about 750 marc he~ 1n the lf> bl<><.'k pdCade
won the chet>rs of man> otht>rs on the sidewalks
"who dldn 't f(;>('I comfortable marching "
THEY SAJD ABOt:T 1.000 per<;ons ral\Jed m
lhe sunstune around the s peakers. a choral and
two guitar soloists. Only minor heckling from the
s1dehnes was reported.
Ms. Seeley and Casey said it was strictly a
local affair. They persuaded Mayor Ph.ti Isenberg
to make an official Gay Pnde Week dttlaratJon,
but Sacramento County officials decltnt'd lo do so.
THEY SAJD THE R~LLV gave• gays the op.
porturuty to ··come out tn public an a group
which they ::.rud as eas1~r than adm1ll1nR homosex·
uality i.ndn'1duaJly.
The two said the rally had no pohtacal goal.
s uch as the one last January ln which 3,000 persons
marched m a chilly ram to support a gay nghts
bill before the Legislature. wtuch latN died
Democrats Bl~t
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Jury's Efforts
Not Noteworthy
The lt1'IMO Or_...e Ccunty Grand Jury wUI not rate
u ooe ol tbe mon notable f« lta Impact on the county'• preuJna problems.
For uample, lbe Jury Luued a report caJllna for a
*e ol ethl~ for count.y em~ea. convenlenUy linor·
lria -or at leut not menUonin1 -that the county alreac:lY Md a cod ol ethlcs and baa for years.
1be JUI')' addresaed houa•q problems. sayln1 they
were t.errtb&e. Not much new there. It recommended
some aolutlom that alnlKty had been lnatlluted.
Recmt.Jy. it commented on t.he proposed urban na·
Uonal park in tbe coaatal b1lla •UJ'T'OUDd.lrii Laguna Beach
a.nd wired that county aUl)el"'YUors 1tron,ly suppe>rt the
park's creaUon. The lmplfcatioo was that ~e board has
not been supportlna the park. That's hardly been the cue.
A new j ury has been sworn and will take office July 1
Perhaps it can learn a lesson from the lack-luster actions
or its predecessor.
Undoubtedly the Jurors tried. And maybe the end prod-
uct reflects the frustrations of many citizens -in gov-
ernment as well as outside it -in trying to get a focus on
Orange County's problems.
It's Not Over Yet
Now that Ronald Reagan has clinched the
Republican nomination, his advisers are busy laying
plans for his anticipated presidency.
They debate the image he should project -how con-
servative or how moderate -they are figuring out who
a mong his former Sacramento aides should serve on the
White House staff and dishing up nominations for the
Cabinet.
Of course. some anticipatory planning is in order.
especially with regard to selecting a running mate on the
November ticket.
But it is to be hoped that Mr. Reagan realizes he still
has a lot of people to persuade. in both the liberal and
conservative camps. before the final balloting gets under way
There are legitimate concerns about his qualifica-
tions in foreign affairs and about his lack of information
on some domestic affairs that have surfaced in the cam-paign
For some. the image of the actor carefull y delivering
lines to the audience without necessarily unders tanding
the script still remains
While Reagan 's age has not been as loudly discussed
in recent primaries. there is no question that it remains a
consideration in the minds of a lot of voters. and for that
reason his choice of a vice pres ident could gain him or
cost him the winning margin of votes. The best favor he
cou Id do the Democrats would be to bow to the
archconservatives a mong his supporters in the selection
of a nmning mate.
Perhaps Reagan 's advisers could serve him best by
pinpointing what may appear to be weaknesses in the
eyes of doubtful voters and helping him to overcome
these hurdles. For the incumbent officeholder. however
unpopular, always has a special advantage. And in times
or crisis, uncommitted voters tend to give extra weight to
experience.
The challenger who listens only to his cheering sup-
porters once the nomination is secured is on very
dangerous ground
Social Security Muddle
Warnings that the Social Security program will be out
of money in X number of years do not fall gently on the
ears of those who have been ma.king mandatory pay·
ments into the fund throughout their working lives.
It seems only yesterday -in fact it was 1977 -that
we were assured action taken by Congress to bolster the
1 program would keep it in good shape until past the turn of
the century.
That action provided for steady increases in the
percentage of Social Security deductions and in the wage
base from which they would be taken.
But now comes word that money to pay retirement
and survivors' benefits probably will run out by late 1981
or early 1982 unless Congress authorizes further steps to
shore up the fund.
The proposal now is to borrow from the disability
fund, which has a surplus of $5.6 billion. and the Medicare
fund, Which has a $13 billion surplus. Theoretically. the
loans would be repaid as the old age and survivors' rev-
enue is built back up by the mandated increase in con-
tributions.
The problem, in part, is a worsening ratio between
contributing workers and retirees entitled to draw
benefits. And, of course, growing unemployment further
erodes the contributions.
No doubt Congress will bail out the program once
more.
But what is distressing is the apparent inability of
government experts to make projections that are valid
for more than a couple of years.
Small wonder young people, now taxed so heavily for
their far-away retirement, take a cynical view of their
chances of ever seeing their money again.
• Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
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artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321.
Boyd/Mirror Images
ByL.M.BOYD
Take a k»ok aomeUme at
• mapa al CUifomla and New
Zealand. They're almost
mirror lmaces of each otber.
Dear
Gloomy
t Gue
Llfe'I little ~· cle•: Ll1t•Dln1 lo a
per1oa wa•l•I a
aaantteuomdmber baad wbUe worryla1
over caac•r-cau1la1
....... tbe alr.
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Tbelr mlneral belts .
volcanoes, even their
geothermal electric
aener.un, 1taUooa •re cloee
when the maps are
tuperlmpoHd. And their
fa wt.a -tbe San Andreu and
U.. Alplae -are Ukewile
slmllar, ~ they ru.n in
oppcde cllreelSom.
la a l>Oor tamllr, 1t•1 uauallr 1&t JOUDl..t IOG wbo
wind• •P aa tbe moet
MCllllM, la a rkb fam14',
t!Mtuda, It's ltHl'•llJ t.be bl4Ml .. wlM> makes out
MIL Or IO tbe poll1ter1 report.
If the 75 mUlloa people
named Chana worldwide
were to ltart llielr own coun·
try, It would be blaatr I.ban Great Britain and Canada
comblned. ,
Rowland Evane I Robert Novak
Struggle For the Jewish Vote
i
WASl{INGTON Al a private
meeUni June 10 m Manhattan's
pl\llh Harmonie Club, 18 prom•·
oenl Jewish leaders whose com·
nlon bond ls Ronald Reagan
1peedN up the mad chase for the
Jewlah vote by all parties in 1980,
1 purawt menacing U.S. policy m
the Mideast that could lead to
drastic breakaway action by
Israel.
The meeting. presided over by
Los Angeles businessman and
longtime
Reaganite
Albert A
Spiegel, pored
over data and
tntelhgence
f o r eig h t
hours. Their
conclusion
Reagan could
win over 40
pe rct>nt of the
Jewish vote. enough to elect him
president Jewish trust in Pres•·
dent Carter bas been destroyed,
said Spiegel.
Those blue sky prospects mean
there is sUghl chance that either
Reagan or independent candidate
John Anderson would seriously
protest any adventurous exceues
by Menachem Begin's lsraeh
government between now and
Nov 4 Furthermore, it is Begin's
alienation from President Carter
that makes the rush ror the
strate~ically-ptaced Jewish vole
~o frenetic by a ll three can·
dldates.
THE EAIU.V stage of this rush
has damaged U.S. efforts to solve
the Arab-Israeli struggle. Some
officials believe it may stimulate
dangerous l s raeh action -
perhaps another military in
vas1on or Lebanon -before the
l'lect1on
Pa ymg court to the Jewish vote
during presidential campaign
seasons has never before reached
the peak of these early 1980
maneuverings -including the
liberties Carter has given Vice
President Wa lter Mondale, tus
chief political surrogate . Jn a re-
cent New York s peech to the Na·
Nicholas von Hoffman
t1onal Council of Younc Israel,
Mondale said that "We support
the right or J e ws ... to live
anywhere they choose to live, In·
cludingthe West Bank.''
That might seem lo collide with
Carter 's much-advertised oppoei·
tion to Jewish setUement.s on the
West Bank. which he calls 1Ue1al
and anobstacletopeace. Mondale
avoided the word "settlements,"
but to the foreign ministries of
Saudi Arabia. Egypt and other
moderate Arab states, the distinc·
lion is a blur that raises questions
a bout Carter's credi billty.
SA YING THAT Jews could live
anywhere on the West Bank they
wanted brought s ustained ap-
plause ror Monda le, but the anti·
Carter animus of the American
J ewish community is not about to
d1ss1pate because of such political
ploys. The upbeat mood at
Spiegel's pro-Reagan planning
session stems from the belief that
Carter is perceived by many
Jewish voters as a threat to
Israel ·s future.
Cashina lD on Wt dJstn.wt, •
Rea1an bu 1ooe to ludicrous ;
lenllha to defend bis own lntelri· :
tywtthAmericanJew.. Hedmled I
he had told Eg)'plian Am·
basaador Ashraf Ghorbal t..bat lf .
elected he would seek "a com.
prehenaive peace settlement" -
which to many American Jews · connotes givtng up the Weal Bank. • • Public opinion polls show An·#
dersoo'a slaJ:vflng with Jews to be
extremely high, and he aimt to
keep it that way. He has directed
his agents to tell J ewish leaders
that ex· Under Secretary of State
George Ball, Anderson's earliest
foreign policy adviser, will not. be
allowed to advise him on the
Mideast. Within the American
Jewis h community , Ball is
despised for alleged bias against
Israel.
U.S. OFFICIAl.S think this
political climate spurs Israel into
making new demands and con-
templating new military ven-
tures. Agriculture Minister Ariel
Sharon. one or Begin's closest
confidants and chief strategiat for
Israel's settlements policy. last
month publicly r ecruited
Orthodox Jewis h youth in New
York to come to Israel and help
settle the West Bank.
Speaking to the Union of
Orthodox Jewi s h Congregations
of Amen ca, Gen. Sharon called on
his audience to "send groups to
Judea and Samaria. even tem·
porarily, as a symbol." One
Carter political adviser told us
t hat rttruiting Americans to
fulfill an Israeli policy that Presl· ·
dent Carter calls "illegal" could
not have happened in a DOil·
election year.
The Jewish vote is too valuable
for a ny presidential candidate to
rise above. and that is particular-
ly true for Reagan. Concentrated
in a few large s tates. it could
swmg the balance.
With such a glittering target.
Carter . Reagan and Anderson
will not limit their promises to
Is r ael. However muc h that
tempts Is rael between now and
the elect.ion, it will not make any
t>asierthe hard decisions concern-
ing the Mideast required of the
man wbo takes the oalb next Jan
20 .
Some See Handwriting on Wall For Ford
Is Ford the next car company
that Wlll go kaput? First 1t v.as
whispers. Henry Ford II got out
this winter. it was said , because
he could see what was down the
road . after that came tales of
bankruptcy in some of the
dealerstups.
Now the speculation has
become public. The last two is
s u es or
Fortune. the
magazine ex
traordina1re
of heavy in·
dustry, h a s
suggested the
co mp any
name. which
o n ce s ym
bolized the
tr i umph of
the American way, may soon tx:
found only al the Smathsoruan
and antJque car shows "It 1s
now no longer clear that there
will be a Big Two by the mid
Eighties. GM's share or the
market. about 45 percent. has
been barely dented by the deba-
cle: the imports g rowth has
come out of Ford and Chrysler ··
THAT HAPPY analysis camt:
out on June 2. ln the June 16 is-
sue Fortune hit with the other
hand, publis hin g an article
sweeUy entitled. "Ford Needs
Be tter Ideas -Fast " This
piece b1g.b.lighted just how bad
Art Ho e
thl' :.:ties 1mplos1on or the tn~er
<'a r m od1.•b. has bt t•n Thl·
f a mo us Cougar X R7 ri.'·
member the Sign of lh«' Cat'>
h.ti:. catalepi.y Sales are down 63
N•nt as they ali.o are on the Lin·
l'oln VersaJlles The renowned
Ford Thund<'rhird, now re
named Dunderb1rd, 1:. lookmg
bt'ttN, down only 47 percent
The ma~uz1ne predict:. a
'Iring of money loi.1ng yeari,.
uhi·ad It J)(.lints out that F'ord
domesllcall~ 1:, alread) losmg
money and has stayed out of the
rt'd thanks to the profits or its
O\e r scas operations . <The
company can make a highly
compellllve. excellent small car.
a:. anyone who ha:. driven 1t:.
l':uropean Escort will agree
Naturally. although this fine
Vl"hlcle ha8 long been for ~le
abroad, you won't be able to buy 1t
here m the mother market unt.LI
autumn >
THE EUROPEAN profit
crutch may not bold up much
longer. Ford 1s having to skimp
on developing improvements for
its overseas cars because the
money ror them is needed back
home
And a i.chool o f whales
couldn't eat all the money 1t is
projected Ford will need to get
competitive. something that Wlll
require years for new designs
and JWtklng the as-yet-unpaid·
for plants wtuch make the !>Ud
dl"nly ~ete. ~ai. sv. 1zzllng \' 8
t'ngme the 'ery engine the
Fo rd moto r company once
perfected for mass transporta·
t1on for th<' millions Presently
the C'ompany Henry F'ord start·
ed has less than 20 percent of the
small car market .md 1s drop-ping
As v.·1th Chrylser. the fault
again appears to tw v.1th lb<'
management "Henry and tus
court1t>rs frustrated the ambt·
11ons of bnght. aggressive men
"'ho soon departed for better
JObs elsev.;here:· says Fortune.
v. h1ch aJso blames f'ord l\irnsell
for the 1975 declSlons to Junk go·
mg ahead v.1th the development
of a four·cyhnder. front·whttl·
drive car. now at a premium in
the market.place.
TROUGH FOllD 1s not dead
yet. news of its troubles may do
1t in. To some extent this bas
happened to Chrysler. Suppliers,
customt>rs. dealers. lenders, in·
vt>slors. anyone having business
with the company began to look
for an exit as they heard more
about ocearuc losses and sour
prospects With a third ol a
m1lbon auto workers already un·
t'mployed, the time to thjnJt
a bout Ford is now. before we see
another 300,000 workers out on
the bricks.
The Chrysler bail-OtJt ls clearly
,,,
not the way to go. Bilge pumps
or no. the Chrysler boat is still
leaking. Government backed,
no·n sk loans teach incompetent
management that if you're big
enough, If you have enough
emplo)'ttS, there is no penalty
for doing a lousy job.
THE AUTO workers , un·
derstandably. arc pushing for
import limits or for requiring
Japanese manufacturers to copy
the Volkswagen people and
locate their manufacturing
plants here. There is much to be
said ror that but it's questiona·
ble if that politically potent seg-
ment of American capitalism
with billion·dollar s takes in
Chrysler and Ford is going to ht:
happy with the Volks wagen solu·
ll<>n.
A mJddle approach might be
.hrough cu~ncy regulation.
The United States could require
that all goods Imported from
Japan be paid ror in Japanese
currency earned in the United •
States. In the short run this
would work to cut back on
Japanese cars and TVs, giving
our companies time to get com-
petitive. or, ii they fail, it should
stimulate new jobs here to pay
for the Japanese imports.
But whatever we do. let's not
wait till we come to the end of
the rhyme: And then there were
none .
It Will Take Us a While to Get Used to 'Money' . • • t
With credit c ards growing
ever more rare and expensive.
the American economy 1s de·
veloplng an ingenio u s new
method of paying for goods and
services. It's called "money ··
For the benefit or those who are neither FBI agents nor mem-
ber s or
Con1reas and
bave there·
fore ne v · e r 1 e e n money, here
h a brief
ftlCrlptjon of
wbal ft ii and
bow It works.
1'lnt ~au.
money i1
made out or paper rather th.an
plutlc. <Thero 11 also a metallic
form or mone)', but H It Is
eCDplo)'ed aimo.t excl\lllvel)' ror
tlpplna wubroom attendant.a,
we won't to into lt here .>
Seeondly, D10MY la I"""· II Ute p&eee of paper ll not ueen.
UM odds are it la not money. I •
Thirdly. each piece or money
has a different credit limit. That
limit is printed on lbe face of the
money -$1. SS. SlO and ao forth.
Get some samples from your
bank and practice reco1nizing
the m It 11 very important to
learn the value of money.
NOW VOU are ready to t.ry
purchasing somethtn1 with
m oney. Le t 's go lo a llttle
restaurant for a modest lunch.
The blll, with tax and lip, comes
to S38. You lay down four $10
plecea of money. <Four limes
$10 equals '40).
Get ready for aome aurprtses.
The waiter arrives. He doea not
ult you to algn your moaey, oor
does he request any ldentJftca·
tlon. Re stmply takes your
money. And be doesn't brine it
back!
Don't creat.e a SCeM. Many
novices to money purcb .. tn1
embarrua tbemNlvet by accw·
tn1 waiters al mak!n1 off wttb
their moMy. In t.b1I CIM, I.be .
waiter will eventually bring you
two $1 pi~es <$40 minus $38
equals $2) and the tranuctioo ls
complete.
The next surprite ls that at
month's end you will not receive
a bill in the mail (or $38. Indeed,
some people who are "Into
money" report they receive
scarcely any mall at all.
THEa£ A&E other advan-
taces to mooey. For one thins, It
carries clout. Ecooomlltl a., it
will be accepted In more
estabU.hmenta than a Muter
C harae once m•rcbanta
pu rchue moaey-handlln1
machine• Cknown aa
Quotes
•·cash registen·» and train l • their employees to add and sub-1
tract.
To get a piece of money. there f
la no need to fill out a lengthy
appllcaUon or undergo a OOIY
credit cheek. Not OGly is there
no cba,rae if you don't use it.
there la ao cbarce if you do. And •
you can abo Nve up to at per-• t
cent anouall)' oo your unpaid
balance by not bavinl ooe. •
Nor dcMll IDOMY expire. So t
when a p6ece al mone1 1eta to be· :
a year old, do not cut ll ln ball t
and throw It away as all too
many people do. You will not be
HDt another.
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WASHJNGTON tAP)
-An old milltary rnstitu
Uon. the PX. has come
under fire from Rep Lei.
Aspin, 0-W\s . who !iay:-.
the government spends
too much subs1d1z1ni.:
s uch stores
A span said 1n a news n •
lease thal ~ubs1d1ei. for
pos t cxr hanges. com
m1ss ar1t-s and othl•r
military stores will totul
what he called "the as
lounding level .. of $757 6
million this fiscal year
up 8.3 percent over last
year
"THAT'S DOUBLE
what we're spending on
all our national parks this
year and 94 percent a ...
much a s the federal
government 1s putting in
lo cancer r esea rch . ·
As ptn :.aid "I rear wt"'<'
got our national pnoritu~"
m1xedup ··
Aspin po1nlt'<l out that
tht.' go"ernm<>nt More ....
which o ffer goods l:ll
prices below commercial
stores. even sell cigar
ettes to young soldiers at
discount priC"es a t a lime
when the U S. surgeon
generaJ tS trying to dis·
courage smoking
HIS BIGG EST gnpt>
Aspm :-aid. ts that the
government not only sub
sldizes lhe cost of the
goods but also "pays the
salaries or everybody
working 1n the com·
mlssanes to the tune of
$434 million. or well ovt:r
halfthetou.I subsidy."
Aspm said hC' got his
figures from a report he
had reouestcd from the
General Accounting Of
h ce. an 1n"·est1~<1t1 vc
arm ofCongres5
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~ U.Wt'-MT. OUVE
Mottuarv • Cemetery
Cremator\'
1625 Gisler A>1e
Costa ~eSd
5-40--555'4
1Aln..B•M0'4
N •AlHOMt
646-2424
Costa Mesa
673-9450
NOTtCE IS FU"THEll C,1YEN "'•'
tf N> O#f'tl't (tOCllt.f"\ •f"ld O'rOVf'\ f'\n
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PllOll"'90 0.-C.0.\1 0.••• P•'OI
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PlJBUC NOTICE
a, RltD B&ICll 8C=->&11aa. ... ...., .....
A battl• •PP.an Ukeb' "'-day wba Lbe
Ora.Dl't C.OU..l)' Board ol SuperNon iu.. up Lbe
matt. ol lldd1Dt four )~ '° the county's 42·
member Superior Court beoeh.
On ooe alcfe la Supervt.aor' Tbomu Riley,
cbatrman ol the bo&rd'a teaa).iudldal committee.
wbo a.aJd hr will advoot.e approval ol the additlooal
poaltiooa
On t.be Olber aide ia board Cb.airman RaJpb
Cl ark. wbo, ao aJde a aid. la dead Ht •&a.1.o.st the new
JUdftesblpg
THE STATE JUDICIAL CouncU, folloWl.D.I a
rtteot au.rvey, reeommended th•l the Ora.nee Coun·
ty bent'h receive nme addltiooal members based oo
Ila curTeOl workload
A bill advancing in the slille lesUJature. would
provide rour oew poeitiows oo Superior Court and
add a third Judge lo the South Ora.nae County
M unkipal Court.
The state pays $60.000 to the county for eacb
s uperior court judge. The county mu.al provide
courtroom space. bailiffs. clerks and related sup-
port
FIGURES DIFFER ON WHAT the county's
<'OSts actually are
Stan Oftel1e. executive assistant to Clark. satd •
1975 study by the county Adm..irustrall ve Office
showed that the county·.., cost was about $2!50,000 per
position
Figw-es C'1rculated by the court admuustrallve
om ce placed the cost at about $36,000 per year ,
Riley sa>d
Oftelae said the latter figure doesn't take tnto
ac(Ounl the cost of new courtrooms and other ex·
penses
8 11..EY SAID HE BEU EVES the new posit.Ions
are needed and said the request for four additional
positions -rather than the Dine recommended by
the Judicial Council -is "not outlandish
re I at.ed costs
He said Clark hjstorically
votes to add new judges
has dissented on
CLAJU[. OFl'EUE SAID. IS particularly OP·
posed to additiows this year He cit~ lhe proposed
county budget for riscal 1980-81 which cal.L'I for dele
lion of more than JOO county positions lndt•dulg
staff members in offices or the public defender. dJs
trict attorney. shenff and county clerk
-..
Deaths Elsewhere
PALM DE.MA
JORCA. S p a in <AP I
Bert Kaempfe rt. 56.
compuM·r of ··strdn~ers
in the Night , .. ··Spanish
Eyes '' a nd
·· Dankeschoen." d1t"d al
his vacation home here .
the Spanish new:, a~en·
c y E FE reported
CATHEDRAL CITY
I AP > James A .
Fili patrlck. 8t;. "ho
p1 nnt·t•rt>d 1h 1 travPI
fil m "1th tus Tr<l\l!ltc.tk ...
mO\'tes which hl· began
producin~ m 1929. died
al his home here
FOR ORO IAP>
Rct cn•d B rt~ Gen
Arthur J . McChr) st al,
86. v. ho serv<'d as chief
of world prl''-l-undl·r
Gt•n Ov.1~h t D
E1sl'nhowt·r. died Thur~
da~ c1ftc·r a lengthy tll
n , . ., .., at an A rm '
ho~p1IJI
Surgery
On E yes
Dubious
WASHl!'lGTO'\'. <AP>
Thf' Nationa l E ye
lnsl1lull' 1~ ur)"!1ng pa
t1ent-. and l'ye ... ur~eon ...
lo refrain from J sur
j?ical procedure th.it has
bt•en b11IN.I J:> ;1 t•un• ror
nea r ... 1~htt'rln<:s'> It ... aid
ll'M ... arl' nl'f•d1·d ln a.,
... ure lhl' opt•ra11on 1~
Safe and effcCll Vt'
The procedun'. callt'd
radial keratotom). has
been espoused by a
Tt v.J~ Fit zPatrick '~
vo1 n• wh.Jch intoned·
··And as the ... un !>mks
s lowly in lht-West . we
bid a rtc•luct<i nt ran'" 1•11
· ~ th1: him tour <>'
an exotic isle ended
LO:Wi R EACH 1,\ 11 1
Rl·csr ;\dm Wallan
Sherill. 69 . died <if
cancl·r ,11 a merl1 cal
center h1·re He v. "" J
'\a\') pllut tn 19-VI v. h1·n
he <;Cl c1 'r>1.•ed rt'("Orff for
a f11~ht rrom San ~ran
r1'\C'O tn Lo., 1\nJ,?elt· ... 1n
111.., F.J I r1J!hll·r plam·
Fair Set>ki~
Ex-royalty
Orange County Fair of
fic1als have mvited all
former fair queens to at·
tend the J ul y 11 -20
Orange County Fair and
to be guests al the 1980
Orange County Fair's
Country Girl Pageant
July 6
All former fair queens
are asked to call the
pubUdty department at
the OTange County Fatr·
grounds. 751 -~7
Moscow e)e s ur)"!eon ------------
and has been copied 1n
the Urut.ed Stales b at
Jea l>l a dozen op
STAMPING
...a•onms
l&l laOADWAY
WOtrTU.u't
NO'flCE TOCHDIT'OH lhalmologists
l mm<'d111te oroduct1 o ri
lime available on 60-Ton
81155 o<ess. 1-tigt't Ou111tty al Low Cost Pac t11c
Ha ndy Cu ll er Inc , , , 631-0700
t 10 Bro.Owav
Costa Mffa
642-9150
SMrnt • TUna4. MC>aTU.UT
WISlCL"' CHA.NL Mottuarv • Crenw Ilona 4Z7 E 17th St
Co&taMesa
~88
... c • .,.,...,
SMmtS' MOITUMY
627 Main St
._,ntinQ!on BeK'h
~
~~!;!,~'~~~ It Involves making
Hotl(• "-.o, 9,_, 1orn1d1t0t, o• ·cuts into the cornea. the .,. ••""'" --••-'•'°''" 111<11 • transparent layer cover · ""'" v--.. ,, -'° IMt -on h r f h P.,0 ,.., P•oH"' ,..,.,,,.11., 1ng t e root o t e eye.
dH<•llled. to a llow the cornea to TN_,,, -~· edd"'" b I 1· htl th of IM 1 ... -. ,,.,,, •• ,OtlU .,. u g e s I g y. us
110blr1 L. ~. _.., E ,,..,_o• sharperung a nearsaghl-
iin £, "•"1< eo.11 HIO'>W••· C0ton. ed person's vision •. ,,..,, "' ,,.. ...,..," -°""-" -..... The N al 1 on a I Eye
., ,,.. 111-1'•"•1•'""' ••• Institute. part of the ~:;;:.::,,"'.,.~5.::'c!"°°· im • Department of Health
T .... ..,.~-1_...., ... ,, and Human Services. ~!,...,'' ~,.
a.ecr!llM .,. 91fttfal "' Me*••••. l d th t d t K•uoe""""' .. 11 tN1 , ........ ,,,.rcMftOIM •• .-1~·"'· no e a some oc ors ""'"" .. l~ "'" ,.,, .-1.-.....r.1me. Pectfk c ... , have questioned whether MIO ~ .-. ..-. "'?:::.=--..::. '::;. ~,,,. ,..io the incisions in the cor· :,..Ti_._ ,.~ fa,':;, tto11Jf.,....,,, '4Nidto<MIOftt•· v ... ·, nea could do las ting
PlJ8LI(. NOTICS
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PUBLIC NOT1C& PVaUC NOTICE
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.U OM. 't PLOT ~ ......... ··-• WORLD,
Preci,sion, Persi,stence Provine Perfect Pizza
ar 8 A. 11\JLUOAN .. ..,...CD
VlCO EQUBNIR, ITALY -To flnd th r:rfed pl,aa, t.be real thlq, yw m .. t nnt come
•libt ol MOUlll V•uY'lm, lben took for lhe 1Uver
na•h o1 oU" uee. Ln UM ....._ and MrdJ ot
water buffalo ll'U1Da ln putures bonkntd by
vlney.,.. aad tOmato ltelda.
On11 lD l.be lmb lud around Napln . •hlc:b ••ve the world Lurlma Chrl1U wine, 'b•
t.rea1ww ol Pompell aod t.he •1mmtrt.ry of Sophia
Loren. can you rlnd the true lftaNdlenl.I for lh•
11.1cculent.. IOIO. red, round delicacy that bat cap
ttvated I.be palata ol lbe world Phu ll kln& here
A.ND 111£ TINY TOWN 01' Vlco EquenH,
whic:b loob ae<rou the bay at Veeuvtua, boatt.a the
k1n1'1 palace, tht moat re nowned plnerl&a
anywbtte on urlh Rlatorant.e da Ol1lno
Tbcl Ph:a.aJuolo -the pjz.u chef roll• hi•
muterpl\'C'e out ol the kitchen on a long sta1nlea1
steel cart l"f"l~mbllna an o~rattn1 table and pro
udly. with IW'flcal preclllon. carv• it at l.be ta·
bit, before your very •Y••· whbout anyC'?Ja Al_. • ) ant1tbetlc beyond IU (~4--'
own hYDOOCJc fra1rance __,..~lew J>f U. heN ll not 101d
b)' the 1JJ~ Ot tbe pl•
alze. It ll eold by lhe meter 39 lnchea of mouth·
waterln1 meJUn1 moaaarella 1u1mented by an an·
lholOIY of appetblna dell1hla from anchovy to zuc·
t'hinl
LA8G£ N£APOLITAN t'AMILIES wblcb
have befl n flocktns to tbla landmark piua
eaheblia.hment since the days wheo Ennco Caruso
waa bu1ld1na up a reperto1re behind hl5 cum·
m"rbwid, seem to order them by lbe kilometer.
On the evenln& we were there, an ltahan faml·
I)' 11t an enormous table nearby wu celebrating a
little prl'~ First CommunJon wllb double lanes of
long pizza.laden tables that resembled the
Autostrada stretching back to Naples. The
restuarant it.5elf was huge. bigger than anything I
had seen m Rome or Milan or New York's Little
Italy. a coliseum for gourmets in the backyard of
LuculJu.s. that fabled Rom an trencherman.
Pizza an these storied surroundings tastes
mor~ delicious by a mile I 1600 meters ) than
Plua by the met.tr requires a Uttr of Lacrima
ChrlaU <Ut.erally, "a tear ol Chri1t"C, t.bt robu.at
red wine srapes 1rown on the IOUthem 1lope1 of
Ve1uvtua.
AFICIONADOS oa THE ITALIAN
equivalent, of tb1I noblest of all Roman dilbes
may be shocked to learn that the ptua dld not
even orieinat.e ln Italy. Accordln1 to research done
a number of years a10 by the ltaJJan-American
Historical Society, tbe plna'a true aoceator ls tbe
Jewl1h mat.zoh. Roman le0onoalres stationed in
Palestine ln the first century B.C. arew tired of
their daily ration of the local unleavened bread
and de<:lded to jazz (from the Latin· jauo.
jazzare, jacuut> St up with a cab of olive oil and
aome melted cheese.
When they brought lbe new concoction home,
it caught on fut. From lbe evidence of lbe ruins,
we know Pompeii bad 44 pizza ovens whe n
Vesuvius blew her top on Aug. 24 In 79 A.O.
There is no truth, however, to the recurring
rumor that The Diacobolu.s -the discus thrower
is actually an irate customer sending a burnt
pizza back to the kltcben.
BUT ROMAN EPICURES WERE reclining
around the plua plac. l,000 )'eus bdon ~
1allootni iourmet Marco Polo put IOaM Clala9*
nood(• [n a pot and called lt macaroni. Puta we
a parvenu b.alde the plue on blltory'1 platter.
Stranaely. tourtatt were a1ow to tumbM to f4i clrclnate ctuarrm.
Auiustua Hare, that 1tutfy but very obMrvc
BrtUah travel writer famoua ror b1I "WalU II
Rome," encountered the ptua ID Naples ID 1*
and stood aghast, as if flnd1na a cblll do1 at Ro1•
Ascot.
'"The horrible condiment called Plua <m•
of doueh baked with garlic, ranctd bacon anl
strong cheese> ls esteemed aa a feast here," be
wrote before burrylne onto the boat for Capri aD4I
ci v ilbation.
DEPRESSION AMEalCA llADE THE pl&U
an international favorite when tavern owners di.-
covered they could sell a ple for 2S cents, make 90
per cent profit and still outdraw the free lunch
count.er across the s treet.
Bliss It must have been to be alive In tboM
well·rounded days.
Wruter ' Signor ! Roll out another meter will
you. old boy.
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1s the cheese tradem ark or the region -1s soft and
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Am e r ican s ubs titutes The tom a toes. the
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donkey eart distanee of the kitchen.
The oven, large. glowm~ red and licking with
fl a m es, IS 8 huge brick aff8.lr fueled With burning
bra nches of oli ve wood and tended by burly
perspi ring chefs who in the firelight suggest
stokers an the hold of an ocean liner except that
the ir beet -red races are powdered with flour in·
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NEW YORK llllETS OUTFIEU>EAS CLAUDELL WASHINGTON (LEFT) and JOEl. YOUNGBLOOD DIVE FOR ntE BAU. BUT COME UP EMPTY DURING ACTION AGAINST THE DODGERS.
~org Eyeing Wimbledon Record Dodgers,
Houston
~IMBLEDON , England CAP> -Laver 's record was winning 31 Tanne r took borg to five close
.. Tbb is a very Important Wimbledon matches at Wimbledon in a row -sets in last ~ar·s final. Among the un·
who was 151h when she won the title
nearly 100 years ago.
for me," said Bjorn Borg as he pre-though it was a row ~tretched over nine seeded players, Brian Gottfried came to
pared to meet Ismail El Shafei of Egypt years. Wimbledon look mg good. After a patch
Martina Navratilova. seeking her
third straight Wimbledon crown, 1s
seeded No. I with Austm No. 2. The
women's smgJes begin Tuesday.
in today's first round of the world's ma-The red-haired Australian won the of indifferent form. he bounced back
jor tennis tournament. Wim bledon title m 1961 and 1962. He Satu rday to beat Sandy Mayer 6-3. 6-J
He began defense of his title today by was locked out as a professional for six in the fi nal of the Surrey Grass Courts
BORG 'S RUTHLES SNESS and
punishing topspm forehand looked more
menacmg than ever as he won the
French Open on slow clay an Pans two
weeks ago
winning a quick set against El Shafe1 years. Then. when tenrus went open, he Championship at Surbiton .
before rain halted play. came back to win again in 1968 and 1969 Even though Wimbledon's top five
'JN 21 MINUTES Borg rapped up a 6_3 and finally lost to Britain's Roger were not competing, Gottfned's i uccess
verdict before light rain increased to Taylor in the fourth round in 1970. was 1mpress1ve thepointplayhadtobehalted. Whenp!ay Borg. 24 earlier this month. has won "I haven't seen Brian play like that
resumedhewon,6•3,6_4•6.4. Wimbledon for the last four years and for three or four years," Mayer said.
bad a run or 28 victories. He IS a heavy John McEnroe, the se<:ood seed, was favoritetotake thetitleagam TRACY AUSTIN won the last a service break up and led Butch Walts warm up women's event. at Eastbourne,
4·1 when play was interrupted, then went FOUR AMERICANS were expected by overcoming Wendy T urnbull. 7-6,6·2.
ootowin,6-3,6-3,i--O. to present the strongest challenge to the She faltered in each set. losing a 5·1
"U I reach the quarwrfinals I will athletic, muscular Swede. In order of lead in lhe first and m1!>smg a matcll
Jn SWl lChlllg to the faster English turf
he believes in avoiding the warm up
tournaments and concentrating on prac·
t1ce. For ten days he has been ruttmg
ten01s balls for four hours a day in
private and getting used to the tricks
played by the gra.c;s.
beat Rod Laver's record. Winning the seeding, they were J ohn McEnroe. Jim· point at 5-0 in the second
tournament itself is the most important m y Connors, V1tas Gerulait1s a nd Austin. 17, hopes to be the youngest
Like most of the 128 men going into
Monday's first round. Borg has not
played on grass for almost a )e<1r. thi:ng, that's for sure," be added s hyly. Roscoe Tanner Wimbledon champion smce Lott11: Dod.
Hellmich
A Winner
In Defeat
B1 CtJ1lT SEEDEN Ola.a.My ..........
Steve HeUmicb •ow knows
bow Bebby Grieb and Fred
Patek feel when a ground ball
t.Ues a bad bop and caroms past
th~m on the Anaheim Stadium
~ aktng his firs t North
American Soccer League start,
the 19-yea.r-0ld rookie from Hun·
tingt.on Beach allowed just two
goals against the higb·scoring
Chicago Sting Sunday at the Big
A.
AND UNFORTUNATELY for HellDllcb and the <.;alifomia Surf.
they were the only two goals
scored before 6,975 fans, most of
whom cheered wildly whenever
Hellmich made a save.
lf it is any consola tion to
Hellmich, the Sting goals came
off the feel of two of the prerruer
veterans of the NASL Karl·
Heim Granit.za and Arno Ster
fenbagen.
It was Granltza's taJly at the
Z7:08 mark that stunned both
Hellmich and the crowd and
gave the Sting a n insurmounta·
ble 2-0 lead.
On lbe play, G ranitza
maneuvered through two Suri
defenders in front of the south
goal when much of the soccer
turf is actually part of the Angel
infield.
HELLMICH DREW a bead on
Granit.za and went down for the
low shot which was heading
straight for his waiting arms.
However, the ball hit just where
the gr11SS and infield meet and
deflected high over Hellmich's
head and into the net.
That was the las t g oal
Hellmich allowed. In all, the
rookie out of Santa Ana and
Golden West colleges m ade
elaht saves against a team that
hu scored 31 times this year
and leads its divis ion by 34
points.
.ADd when the game was over.
enryone had an encouraging
word for Hellmich. including the
official seorer wbo named him t.M No. 3 star of the game.
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14 Left Stranded
Angels Remain
In West Cellar
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BOSTON (AP > -The Boston
Red Sox have a fata11st1c Dut rt:·
allstic, a pproach to their first
meeting of the season tonight
with their long -time nemesis.
the New York Yankees.
The Y a nkees l ead the
Amencan League East by 7l":!
games and are eight in front of
third-place Boston. which goos
into the three-game series in
New York in an unhealthy state
"WE'VE GOT TO PLA V them
sometime and now's a~ good a
time as any," said shortstop
Ri ck Burleson. "We'gve got to
beat them two out of three or
three out of thre<.> and try to
make up !>Orne ground
·'The guys "ho are healthy
wi ll play. The s:uys who aren't
"on'l. We JUSl have to go with
what we have."
What t hey had was enough
Sunday. Although Jim Rice 1s on
the 15-day disabled list w1lb a
wrist fracture. Carlton Fisk has
an tnJured elbow, and Butch
Hobson has a pulled hamstnng,
Boston beat the Angels 6·3
DEDY ON THE MOVE -Dedy Cooper clears the final hur·
die Ul running 13.55 rn the 110-meter hurdles during quali-
fying Sunday for the U.S. 01~ mp1c Trials. Cooper and
Renaldo Nehem iah clocked the same time -the best
mark of the day.
THE ANGELS ENTERED the
three-game series on a ni ne·
game skid. while Boston had
won nine of its previous 10
games. The Angels belted out JS
Floyd Whips Sprinters
Fonner Pros Shul Out, at Tria/,s
EUGENE. Ore. CAP> -Stanley Floyd turned
19 ~ears old today a nd still is looking for somebody
who can beat hJm at 100 meters.
The Auburn freshman kept his tr ack and field
record unblemished in the Oregon rain Sunday
night to keep bis big-time track and field record
perfect.
Owens in 1936 and Bobby Morrow in 1956
"I really didn 't e xpect none of this."
Floyd said aft er he edged tus teacher and Auburn
alu mnus Harvey Glance and Georgia junior
Melvin Lattany al the tape in Sunday's feature
event at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials.
FLOYD'S TRIUMPH and Willie Banks' vic·
tory in the tnple jump Hnals Sunday finaUy gave
the athletes a chance to grab the limelight from
the off.field controversy that has swirled around
the Tr1als all week.
hi~ In winning the first two
games and had lJ Sunday but
~tranded 14 runners.
And they remain 16 games
behind Kan sa!t City in t he
Amen can League West cellar.
· · J t hin k 1t 's great. The
m an ager th.mks it's wonderful."
Angel pilot Jim Fregos1 said
sarcasllcally.
One man Y.ho has n't been fca,·ing many runne r c; on 1s
Boston's Tony Perez, -. ho drove
1n three runs to t a ke the
Amt•n C'an League RBI lead -.1th
51. In the fi rst 1norng. he singled
home fl'ed Lynn, who tnpled m
J erry Remy In the third, he
-. alloped his 10th hom~r of the
season to center held after Lvnn
smgled. ·
"I JUT IT Wf.LL and I knew
t hen.• "as no wmd blowing in,"
Perez said. refeT"nng to a !ttronR
w iod that held up b alls in
Saturday's 4·2 Angel win. "I
knew 1t was going out ~cause 1
really crushed 1t."
That ga\'e Boston a 4 2 edge.
The Angels had scored m the
serond on Fred Pau~k's s ingle
and Rick Miller's ~acraf1ce fly
T he Red Sox ~cored in the
fourth on Da' e Radcr's double
and 0..1~ht Evans· smgle that
chased starter Jim Barr. ().l.
Winner Mike Torrez. 4-6. walked
Rod Carew m the sixth to force
in a run. but Boston got it back
on Dave Rader's solo homer m
the 1mcth.
TORREZ WON HIS THIRD
start in a row despite control
problems. and Tom Burgmeaer
earned his 12th save by rellnng
all eight batters he faced.
"We've got our work cut out
for us. The Yankees are hol,"
To r rez said. "They lost to
Oakland Sunday after winning
nine straJgbt "
Rice 1s expected to miss at
least three wee'ks ane·r being hit
by a pitch Saturday.
Tangle
LOS ANGELES CAP> -After
Cl a udell Wash in g to n had
slugged three home runs and a
single in New York's 9-6 victory
over Los Angeles Sunday. the
new Mets' outfielder remarked.
·'I'd have to say that 's the big-
gest day I've had as a pro "
"For sure it's my best a-; a
Nat ional Leaguer ." he said.
"Last year. I had three homers
and fi ve RBis m a gam e against
Detroit. but today I had four
hits, not just three."
Was hin gton, who has been
w ith the Mets fo r o nl y tw1'
week!>, entered the game with a
059 battmg average.
"I DON'T KNOW the pitchers
m this league very well, so I've
bee n ~tr u gg l ing," s aid
WashJngton. "It feels good to
0.. T\' T0ttlgh1
Oaa1111ef 7 at a:30
fina lly get into a groove. Once I
play more and feel more com.
fortable. I 'll swing tbe bat hke
this ."
W ashing t on's f irs t two
homers. tus first as a Nallonal
Leaguer. came off loser Dave
Goltz. 3-6 and winless since May
11. His third homer came oH re-
liever Charlie Hough.
Goltz. the man the Dodger<>
paid $3 million to obtain an free
agent market. had made SC\'en
starts since bjs last win during
which time he's allowed 51 hit!'>
and 34 earned runs in 342:.. in
nings -an 8.74 ear ned run
average.
"I DOS'T KNOW whether it's
that he's now m the National
League or what. but he's tbrow-
i n g mor e fastba l ls ,·• said
Washmgton. "ho faced Goltz m
the Amencan U>aguc.
Goltz said. "I don't know 1r
l'm rushmg my pitches or what.
I've stud1ed videotapes, I JUSt
don't know ··
The victory s napped NC'w
York's seven-game losing streak
as well as the Dodgers' four·
game w1n streak The Dodgers
are m Houston tonight to begin
a n important three-game series
w ith t he NL W est-leadin~
Astros.
"To me. it's the biggest serie~
of the year for us." said the
Dodgers' Rick Sutcliffe, who will
start tonight's game against
Houston's Joaquin Andujar.
"It shows the Dodgers will
have confidence in m e to pitch
the first game in an important
ser ies," added Sutcliffe, last
year 's NL Rookie of the Year
wbo has s truggled in 18 ap-
pearances in 1980.
NEW YORK OPENED an 8-3
lead after five innJngs, scormg
tw ice i n t h e fir s t o n
Wastungton's fi rst homer, three
more in the fourth. two on a tri·
pie by J05e Moreno, and three
m o r e in th e fifth whe n
Washington bit a two-run homer.
Si'be ftnt to greet Hellmich
with pralae was opposing
aioetkeeper ,Pbll Parkes who met
blm at midfield after the final
wbistle.
The former junior-hjgh miler, who is 12-0 in
final competition this season, became only the
fourth person to win the short sprint title in the na·
tional collegiate, amateur and Olympic Tria l com-
petition in the same year.
Tbe others were Ralph Metcalfe in 1932, Jesse
* * * * * *
Former world record bolder and gold medal
winner Rod Milburn. one of six former pro-
fessional track athletes banned from competition
in the Olympic Trials. showed up here anyway
Sunday and was told he couldn't enter the UO-
meter buries.
Big Mae Retires
•
·~ 'IOLD llE I bad played , well.•• beamed Hellmich in the SUrf 1ocUr room. ..He said the sn., front line was 'pretty
IOOCI' ..S UW it wu a Job well dODe. ••
dded atartln1 goalkeeper
MalpnDe7 wbo la sidelined
a broba band, .. He did rJtJdnl that WU Uked ol
• Yoa c:oaldn't fault him on
of t&e IO&(s.~ lle D8Y9I'
canftd«.ite. Be certa1DlJ baa
llla1 to be dlaappolated ..
eoald hav~ been • loaf al·
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Veatch in Seventh
EUGENE, Ore. -Former UC Irvine standout
Gres Veatch is ln seventh place .W five events or
the decathlon at the U.S. Olymptclltrack and fleld
trials, here.
Veatch moved into contention by setting a
~ best ol 48.11 seeonds in tbe 40().meter run.
Veatch bas 3,983 polnta after five event.a. The other
five events were held today.
ln 15th place ln the dec•thJoo is another ex-
UCI •tblete-Maurlclo Budales. He bas 3,785
polnta.
Another area athlete. Huntington Beach's
Anne El'penbeck. now a frnhman at Drake
University, failed to make the openlng belgbt of s.~ in the women's blah Jump Sunday. Etpen·
beell .... doae 5-11 um year. . •
THE SIX FORMER PROS have regained their
amateur status for all competition except the
Olympics and they claimed they should be allowed
to compete ln the Trials because the United States
won't be participating in the Moscow Games.
But the U.S. Olympic Committee and The
Athletic Coogress -the two organisations ln
cbarae ol tbe Trials -denied their request. saying
the meet still la intended to select the U.S. Olym-
pic team.
"t feel I've been lied to and stabbed In the
back." Milburn said. "I was told at the be1innin1
of the year that I would be allowed to compete
here. 'Ibis ta a joke. We're not 1oln1 to the Olym-
pic Games ao bow can they use that as a reason to
bar us?" ,
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Willie McCovey hilting
.198 and stuck in a pinch-hitting role because' of two
younger first basemen. has decided It's lime to stop play.
la:ig baseball.
"~w m8J'ly guys were able to play this long and ac-
complish so many things?" the 42-year-old McCovey asked
Sunday while an.nowiclng that he'll retire effective July 10.
The answer: not many.
The Alabama native who joined the San Francisco
Giants in 1959 bas hit 521 home runs, most ever by a Na-
tional League left-banded hitter, including 18 grand slams,
another league record.
His last appearance as a player could be at the July 8
All-star game in Los Angeles. should he be placed on the
N atlonaJ Leque squad In recocnltion of bis accomplish· ments.
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Skipper Gets Unfriendly,
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SAN YR.ANCISCO -A l&Uf>oll tNw ln Ule Cl
trant·Pat'lnc race to HawaU reclloed fOf' belp late
beuuw Lhe aklppet> bad lrltd to comm1t 1uJcld .
th Coat GWU'd hu reported.
Cout Guard 1pobaman David Cl,pra aaJd Sunday that
yachtunan A. WllUam Heebt ol DuvWe, wbo owna the !S-toot bcMrl Ftiend&Alp. bad apparently tried to Jump lo tbe
watu sevenJ Umes Sat urday. The five-member crew aemt a
d11treu &lpaJ and put Heeht under restraint..
TM reuon for Hecht'• behavior was unknown, Cipra
:.aid
nt.•llfby New :IA!aland na,•y srup was asked to 10tercept
tht-y <'ht. louted about 1.000 mJIH southwest of San Fran·
c1sro, C1pra ~.-id
The boat lb one ol 34 whJch left Sun F'ranc1sco last Sun ·
day, destined for tht• Hawauan island of Kauai
Rod Park's "°Coot sloop Panache of Richmond stlll lt.>d
Sunday m the second singlehanded trans-Pacific l>ai lboal
race. but Dan Byme'i. 40-foot s loop Fantasy ol WUmmgton,
Del . moved Into second
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"People like to be mystified. Count Dracula. Sti.r
Wars. Santa Claw. ... Wonder Woman. When I fight
l!ol mes, there will be more interest in that than there ls
10 Afghanistan and the invasion or Iran." -Mu.bammllcl
AU, speaking on his future return to boxing.
K~ GaalU D01Dll t'allll.en
Oakland's Matt Keough, a Corona del Mar II
High product. recorded bis 12th complete game.
high in the majors, 10 stopping the New York
Yankees, 5-2 in American League action Sunday.
Keough snapped the Yao.ks' nine-game winning streak by
stranding 10 New York baserunners and is now 8-7 for the
season . . . Former Huntington Beach Hlgh star Jack
Brobamer, recently traded by Boston to Cleveland. had a
dou ble and single in four at-bats in
Cleveland's 11-6 triumph over' Minnesota
. . . The Crucago Whlte Sox pulled off a
disputed tnple play in the eighth lnning.
but it d.tdn'l do much good, Detroit swept a
double-header. 7· 1 a nd 6·4. featured by
Detroit doublC's and Chicago miscues
U.L. Washingloo, Amos Otis and Willie
Aikins homert.'CI and Rich Gale pitched ,,
s 1 x -h ttter a~ K a n sas C1 ty s t opp1•<f
Milwauke\.', 7-4 . Larry Mllbonroe. Y.1lh
a 123 baltlng avt."rage. stroked a two-run
l(fOUGH triple t o gave Seattle a 7.5 w10 over
Ba ltimore . . Uoyd Moi.eby's 10th-inning sacrifice fly com·
pleted a Toronto comeback after Texas took a 5-1 lead a'>
Toronto rall.1ed for a 6·5 vat·tory.
C'arlion IJpt1 RPrerd lo 13·2
Steve Carlton won bis 13th game agamst two II
lot.ses as be and the Philadelphia Phillies turned
back Vida BJoe and Sao Francisco, 4-2, in National
Lt•ague JCUon Sunday. Carlton allowed eight hits
a nd struck out eight . . St.eve Rogers upped his reeord to
9-5 as he scattered eight h1ts for his seeond s hutout of the
season and 22nd of bis career as Montreal bested San Diego.
2-0. Waneo Cromartie and Bob Pate drove in the Montreal
runs WJth singles . . . Keith llenaande&
ripped a three-run homer and drove in a
fourth run with a sacrifice fly to pace St.
Louis· 15 hit attack as the Cardinals
crushed Cincinnati. 12-2. Ken Griffey got
Cincy going m the first inning with a two-
run homer. but St. Louis put 1t away with a
!>IX·run Mxth ... BUI Buckner and JerTy
Marlin each bomered in the suctb inning to
rally Chicago to its fourth victory in five
games as Atlanta fell. 3-2 ... Jobn
Milner provided the eventual winning run
cu1..To.. with bis sixth-inning home nm and Pitts-
burgh ended a six-game IO&Sing streak by beating Houston-
2·1. Houston's s ix-game winning streak was snapped as Jim
Bibby claimed his eighth victory in nine decisions with a
four-hitter through eight Innings.
------Baseball Toda ff ------
On this date in baseball m 1971 :
Rick Wise of the Philadelptua Phillies threw a no-
h1tter a nd hit two hom e runs to almost singlehandedly
defeat the C1ncU\llat1 Redi.. 4-0. It was the seeond time
the Reds had been no·h1t LO three weeks (Chicago·s Ken
Holtzman blanked the m on June 31
On thts date an 1950.
Hoot Even;' mnlh-anning horner gave the Detroit
Tigers a 10-9 victory over the New York Yankees in a
game that reatured 11 home runs.
Today' :, birthdays
San Francisco Gaanl!> manager Dave Bristol as 47
Los Ang<>les Dodgers pitcher Dave Goltz is 31.
R'iihdrcuecd No ffefp tor Olfrmpla,..
The announcement that the Soviet Union will •
withdraw !.Omc of its troops fro m Afghanistan will
not prevent the United States from boycotting the
Moscow Summer Olympic Games. said ?resident
Jimmy Caner Sunday . . Bobby Unser pulled away from
.lobnny Rutherford to win the Pocono 500 at Long Pond. Pa ..
winoin~ by nearly half a lap .. Joanne Carner shot a final
round onc·under-par 71 and captured her fifth tournament of
the LPGA ~eason with a four-stroke victory in the Lady
Keystone Open . . Mary Lou Tuck captured the biggest
race of any female thoroughbred trainer Sunday when her Go
West Young Mao scored a surpn sing victory in the $400,000
Hollywood Gold Cup al Hollywood Park.
T~11.,Radio
FollOw•n<J are the tOi> sports events on TV toni9ht. Ratll"IQS art,. """" .t ./excellent: .1 .1 ./worth watching: "" tair: "roroe1 ti.
e 1 .S:JO p.m., Channel 7 ./ ./ ./
BASEBALL: ~ers at Houston.
AnnouncffS: Al Michaels, Bob Uecker and Lou Brock.
The 0<><S9ers send Rick Sutcliffe (1~) to the mound tonight
as they open a thre&-9ame series with the National Le4'9ue
West-leadln<J Astros. Houston counters with Joaquin Andujar (0-2). Houston leads the second-place DodQen by three garNS.
II 6 p.m., Channel 11 I./
BASKETBALL: Olympic Team vs. NBA Plav.r-5 . Announcen: Marv Albert and Hot Rod Hundlev .
Tl'le 1990 U.S. Olympic basketball team facu a squid of
NBA players In a game at lndlanaPollS. Olympians Include
Mark· Aguirre COePaul>, Sam Bowle <Kentucky) and lslatt
Thomas llndlana). NBA players scheduled to play Include Ar11t
Gilmore. Magic JOhnson and Bob Lanier .
RADIO Balblll-Dodgers at Houston, S:30 p.m., KABC (7'°)
·:· ... .... ~-,
STEVE HELLMICH
f'r .. P~BJ
URF .••
temoon for HeUmicb, an Ed.lsoD
High graduate.
First, Steffenhagen tallied just
15 minutes mto the game. It w as
Ste ffenhagen 's ninth goal of the
:,ea son and moved b.im to the
No. 4 spot in NASL scoring.
G ramtza then scored bis taint·
l'd goal at 27 :08. and the Sting
wa ~ taking the game to
California. But Hellmicll dis·
m1s:;l'd the second goal and de·
~·ufrd to play with lh(' same con-
f tdt·nce that ht.• took into tbe
gam,·
·•1 HAD A R EAL good tame It
~ ould have been better if we had
won The goals just didn't drop
m y confidence," Hellmich said.
Hellmich sajd bis family and
many friends were at the game.
and tht'ar presence. along wttb
the Surf defenders, contributed
to ha s po1S<'
When asked If the game was
on ha:-. mind durtn~ the days
prior to tht.• match, he added ... ,
trwd not to thank about at . I !>lept
wl'll W<'ll. m:tvbc there was ;1
ltttlt• •~1:-.tmg and lurntnl'( ..
ti t-:U.Ml<:ll SPENT most of
Saturday "goofing around" at
nalboa Is land to remove some 1,f
lh<' pressur<'.
Tht! Stmg'c; victory was tht.•
c;C'l•ond over California this \t•a 1. ~ind agam it w <is Gramtza dorng
mo:-.t or the damage. Back on
Ma y 10. the n ative of West
Germany s cored twice in a 3 2
victory at Com isk("y Park.
Hts goal Sunday was bis 11th
or the year and boosted rum to
the No. 3 s lot m NASL scoring
with 30 points . The Surf's
Laurie Abrahams is tied with
Ste ffenhagen for fourth with 28
points.
"I guess ~ou've St.'('n one of lht·
l>est teams sn the league." said
Player-Coach Peter Wall. "Wt!
JUSt <1H1D t <lo our JObs again in
the fi rst 20 mmute.. Once YOU 'rt•
down by two goals to them. it ,
tough to come l>ack "
Nutmeg Wins
LAYC Annual
Race Series
Nutmeg, a Catalina-38 sloop
sk 1ppered by Peter Schoon-
maker. Cabrillo Beach Yacht
Club was the 1980 winner of the
Los Angeles Tames Trophy an
Los Angeles Yacht Club's an·
nual ocean racing series.
The Times Trophy. one of the
oldest in Southern Cali!orma
yachting. goes to the winner of
the Los Angeles Times Series for
y achts r ated und er the
Pedormance Handicap Ractn~
Rul(• I PllnF1
Winner of the Ley, 1s Wh1tne\
Trophy for yachLs rated unde·r
the International Offshore Rule
< IOR I was Kindred Spirit. co
'.'>kippered by Milt and Marty
Vogt.>I, Long &ach Yacht Club
T he J.1llle Whitney Trophy for
yachts 30 ft-el and under sailing
undt'r lhl' Midget Ocean Racing
Club < MORFl handicap rule was
wo n by Ace o f Cups, co-
s k 1 ppered by Tom Ha ll and
Bruce Goh son. Alamitos Bay
Yacht Club a nd California Yacht
Club
A new series this year was the
Todd Pacific Trophy Series tor
ya chts under 30 feet competing
under the Small Boat Ocean
Racing Association rule. The
winner was Ginger Ale, skip-
pered by Andy Ayale, Alamito&
Bay Yacht Club .
Long Beach Yacht Club waa
the winner or the 1980 Com·
modore'a Cup for the best l.bree-
boat team in the Whitney Series.
The LBYC team consisted of
Azahara. co-aklppe red by Al
Voda and Mike EUas: Arriba.
Dennis Choate, and Kindred
Spirit. Milt and Marty Vogel .
Other perpetual trophies pre-
sent.eel were:
C RAIG TROPHY RACE
< 10 R ) -Ruffian II. Ted
Zellmer. Lltlle Ships Fleet.
FLAGSH IP T ROPHY
(PHRF> -Silver Fox, Tom
Sb1ddeo, LBYC.
VANDERBILT TROPHY
(PHRF) -Dair Y Air, Bryan
1nd Len DaJr, CBVC .
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SPORTS BREAK /BOATING
Turner Blows R aces
Upatart Clipper Stum Wumgeous
NEWPORT. R.I. <AP> -
Youa1 R~ll Lona comblaed a
rtr1t boat with veteran Ted
Turner'• errors to 1weep both
y acbu.n, racet 1n the second day or prelim i n ary trial• for
America's Cup defense can·
dld ata this weekend.
It wu the rlrat aallloa duel ln
official comp~lltlon between
Loni. a newcomer to Cup cam-
paigning. and Turner, successful
defender of yachUnaf s most cov-
eted prize three years ago.
"We're Just aa surprised aa
everyone elu." saJd lhe 24-year·
old Long. "Our expectation was
to wtn thrff out of nine r aces in
the June trials and we've
already gotten two of them."
LONG'S 1%-MIETER BOAT.
Clapper, won the first race by
one minute. 33 s('C()nds, and thr
second by : 14 on Sunday
"Turner really blew the fu·st
start badly. He made a couple of
roolish moves. I thought," Long
said.
Turnf'r won two practice
starts handlly, but goofed as be.
Courageous JOStled ~1th CUpper
for position m10utes before the
race began.
. Courageous c ircled in a gyb·
mg maneuver und nc<irly went
dead m the watt•r, directly into
the wind. as Clipper turned and
h eaded over lht' starting hne
With an extraordinur y lead or
about five boat ll·ngth!>
.. ( JUSt SCrt'WPd up. that's all I
JUl got a lattl(• c-ocky afll'r win
n10g the l 14 o pr J ct ace ~tart'.'>, ..
Turner said '"I'd say we had u
bad day -a bc:td day on Rhode
Island Sound ·
BOTH IZ·METER VE SF.L..t.,
str uggled w11h winds that
r eached only <'IRht knots all duv.
but Long manJR<'<i to m<Hntaan
~rnd even strl'lrh out h·ad'> h•· •·n
JO) ed at the !.tJrt of tx11h r.1• •
"Whc)('v1·r Rl'I' :..h1·11d 1·,•rh
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Turnt·r. ~ho t1·rml•t1 C"11ppt·r ...
111.·rform~mc·t-'md1tn1f1r1·nt
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Durgan Named
Tactician
Deno is Durgan or N t·wport
Harbor Yacht Club ha-. bet>r1
!>elected as the tact1c1an aboard
the 12-meter Freedom 10 lhl'
week's preliminary Aml:.'ril·d.,
Cup defense tnab undc·r "a\ nH
Newport, R I.
De nnis Conner. -.kipper or
Freedom. announced th<·
selection of DurJtan as his tact1
C'lan al tht' "lart or lht• tnah
-,elect10n or DurRan ai. his tacts
Conner. 1~ a t~o.t 1m1.• "innl'r of
Long Jkach ·, Yacht Club''>
Congresi.1onal Cup match ra<'m~
~erie'>
N!.lmcd as navigator b} Con
ner wa.s Halsey Hcrre~horr of
Bris tol, R .l .. a veteran of
several America's Cup ram
paigns. John Marshall. Addison .
Maine. was selec t ed tt '> i.a1l
trimmer for the June trial!.
Others on the JI -man crew are
Ro~rt Campbell, Marblehead.
Mass.: Alexis Gahagan. Oyster
Bay, N.Y.; Donald Kohlmann.
Alameda; A. Rives PolL'• Jr ,
Richmond. Va : Kyle Smith.
~ew Orleans · Thomas A Wlud
den, Essex, Conn . and J ona·
thon Wright, Rosemont, Pa
Clipper races tOday with the
third American 12-meter.
Freedom and it.I 1klpper Denni•
Conner. H the prellmloary
triala COQUnue.
Turner. AUant.a·bued spor\I
and broadcutina maana~. I•
B0A1JNG
vying with Long and Conner for
the rl1bt to defend the Cup
aaainat a foreign cbaUen1er.
Turner and Conner spUl a paJr
or races in the ftnt round ol lhe
preliminar ies Saturday .
Freedom bad Sunday off.
Before Sund ay 's race.
Loni termed his meetins wt.lb
Turner and the Coura1eou1'
teated crew ''the mOlt Important
day of the awnmet" ao far."
Tt1&NE& B&ING8 to t.be com·
peUUm the aaroe boat and crew
he \lied ln tm to tum back h1s
American rlvall, lheo shut out
Au.atralla, 4-0, ln the finals.
Couraieoua. with Ted Hood
st.eert.na, a1ao defended the Cup
lo 197•.
Tbe foreign boat.a, which will
pair off In competition lat.er In
the summer. include Sverige
from Sweden, France III, Lion
Heart from Britain a nd
Australia.
B ig Wig Wins Big
MeltJille Skippers Y achl
Big Wig, a Choate-40 skip·
pered by Ron MelVllle. Balboa
Yacht Club, was the overall and
Class B winner Saturday in
Newport Harbor Yacht Club's
Ahmanson Series for yachts rat-
ed under the lnternat1on&I Off·
s boreRuJe<IORl.
The race. combined with the
Dickson Series for Performanc<'
Handicap Racing Fleet ( PllRF1
A dnd B dl v1s1ons. the Corkett
~ries for PHRF·C yacht!>, and
Ralboa Yacht Club'i. f>'; Sen~
lcir fOR and PHRF yacht!>, v.a.'
'.1.iUle<l over a modified Go ld Cup
t'Ourse m the ocean betw~n the
~ ev. port Pier and the Santa Ana
River Jttty Winds v. ert' hght
throughout most of thl' race
S<•cond overall W J' Spirit.
'ktppc r1•t1 b} \1 11.·n Hrnl4 n
\ "' ·•J.!l'r\ Yachl <'luti .1ne1 1h1rc1
"'.1, (a10<>1 "·'"' c1 h' .Jnhn
l<l .0•1ltl'> \JI\(
I h1• tt"•Ulh v.1 r r• 11noff11 tit-I
rhw 111 "''\f·r.tl prr1t1•'>I' Yohlc h
"1·rt to I~· he.Jrc1 l..tll•r lhi-. "'''l'I..
Trophy ..,, 1nrn·r.., in ..i .1 ... :-.
IO R A <121 <ihO'>l. John
Heynolds. ).;H Yl . 2. Fre<' En-
terpri~. DH•k Ell•nJ!Cr, NHYC:
3. 01· Holtr Kirk Elliott,
Merlin Leading
Tran.8-Pacilic Rau
~A :" FRA:"O CISCO CAP1
Tim Tyler'or; 48-foot ~ a 14 I Kollck
11 fro m Tiburon dropped In
.,econd place behind :\or111n
!"om 1t h ·s 67 -foot !>loop ~1 ('rl1n
from Santa Cruz on SundJ't IA 1th
HOO miles lo ~o in the ~nnuJI
Trans Pac1f1r ~ acht rac1· fmm
Caltforrua to lla 'A a11.
\1 t'rl1n. v. h1ch moved from
10th plJct> Frid:ly to l>l'Cond
SJturday. •~ now expected to
hold the lead a nd r €'ach
Naw1La~11J Harbor on the bland
of Kauai by Thursday. However.
Ty ler reported he was runmng
into light winds i.loy, ing ha s
i.peed
Timber Wolf. a 38-foot sloop
from Palos Verdes skippered by
Larry Harvey. has moved 1010
third place.
Thirty-four boats out o f a
startmg field of 40 remain an the
race. sponsored by the Ballena
Bay Yacht Club of Alameda
NHYC; 4. Raid er, J im Lin·
derman. BYC.
IOR·B (8) -1. Big Wig, Ron
MelvUJe, BYC; 2. Spirit, Allen
Brown, VYC; 3. Dog Patch. Don
Ayres Jr .. NHYC.
JOR-C (4) -1. Dias tole. Scott
Driscoll. NHYC ; 2. Thumper ll,
Jim and Sandy Lucch<.'si. Capo
BY C.
P II H I-' A t 8 ) I Pr ant'
Gerald Madagan-Di ck Newbre·.'
!'l HYC. 2 Tripk Threat. von
Kle tnSmad Wood-Baum. NHYC·
~YC (prol c!>l pe nding); J
S<>ducllon. Gene Williams. &YC:
4 Hidalgo, Llppold·Z1mbald1 NHYC '
PHRF B < 18 ) -1. Sea DTeam
Craig Leweck-Paul Yates. eve;
:!. Nugie Too. Jam Nu~ent. BYC;
:i f't.·r.:.p1cac1oui.. Se1dcr-Sk.ang. \'YC
f' II f{ F C t Ii • J Ho I rt Forbc<i.
t-ti 1 urnm1n~"· ()P\'C 2 Com
r1111t11>n. Hoh 1\lt-umhrac, NHYC.
1 Wt"'ltY.ard 1111 .Jim Forsvth 11\'l' .
Barrow Nabs
Belles ~erie~
<; 1mmc Shelter Too. '>kippered
11\ l.1nda Ra rrQw , Voyage r.,
't .1t·ht Club l'mergL'<i as the ovt:r·
J 11 winner m the Spinnaker
C"l:t'h 1n Oana l'nint Yacht
('luh'l> Dano Helle' ~nl.':.-. for
14 0men s .11lb<>Jl ')k1ppt:r!'> and
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Sunday's Transactions
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Linehan Stars
In Swim/est
Kim Linehan and DJan Madruga 140 n high
point honors for the second strau~ht year a.; the
Sw im Met'l or Champ1nno, climaxed Its thrt•t-da.>
competition Sunday n1 ~ht at M1ss1on \'1c1o's
Marguerite Recrea tion Center
Lineh an. "'ho "''" be a freshman a t the
Ll ntv('r.;1ty or Texa'i th1-; fo ll, "'"n thrC'e ('\ enL'>
the 400, 800 a nd I .500 m(•ter frN'Sl) les -a nd
hntshed runner up 1n the• 200 fret.·. 200 butterfly an<l
400 1nd1\'1dual m l-die•\• rnrc•:-.
l.inl·han thc> ·world '<; rC'rnrd holdn in thl'
SA~ DI EGO -The
fi rs t albacor t.> of the·
i;eason "'l'rt' ca uiz ht Sun
fl.I\· out of San Dt<·~o
l.rndings "'''h nvt:r 100
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85 105 m iles. 204 degrees
off Pmnt Loma and are
runninJ{ in the 15 ·20
pound cla<;s Hait and
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1.500 mc•t<'r frC't' and hnldl•r of Anll'r>ran n •rorch 1n .. --------•H•E•W-•1•,•,•0---------•
th1• 400 a nd 800 mt•l<'r frt•t• "" 14l'll i·urrenll~ VQLKSWAGEllli...I ranks No I in the wor ld rn all thn•e 1•vcnt~ ("11111
MADRl'G,\. i\ BRAZii.JAN natn e whn r ank" $
Oly mp1ci;, "'on lhl· 400 me ter fret·~t yle Saturcla~ c ...... ''"'°'' as a definite t hrC'a t fo r medal!. >n thl· Mo<oco"' 700
herC'. finished runna up in both the 800 and 1.500 ..,, • w
free C\'ents. and "'a!-o third in the 400 1ndo
/I. member of th<• Bra zilian Ol~mp1t' team in DISCOUNT
1976. hl' ranks fl r.,l in thC' world lht'i ~t'ar in the 800
frcc>!-th 'lt· a., "'"II as t hird tn the 400 rree:.t) le •.tnd J IM MA RINO V.W .
fourth. in lh<' 1.500 842 2000 S<>H•n morC' md1\.1dual meN rerords fl'll Sun •
day. brtn~tng to 22 t ht• numbt•r of ml.'t·t r1:r<1rd<.~~~1~8~7~1 ~I ~·~li~C~H~·~H~U~MT1~H~G~T~O~H~hoc~·h~~~~ :.ct. -
OS • l --:'ll OA \', 1.1"0\ J EZEK "ept lo hN h -
S<'Cond backi;trokt• 1111t• of th<' mttt. "''""'"~ tht• _,, Zillgitt ,,nd Wn"ght 100 in I 03 06. about :1 half '-f'C'Ond nff ht'r u
Amen ran reeord but gO<><I C'nough to rank her
fourth 1n the "'orlll for thl• .>ear in~ur.mrc a~rnts Jnd brokr ro;
No v.orld or Ame n e an reenrds v.ert' h roken .
however . m this m eet v.h1(.'h 1s last nauonal ma1or
competillon tx-fore next month's L'S Nationa l
Championships in Irvine
Wirmcrs m that meet , which will serve as Lhe
U S. Olympic tnals in the absence of American
part1c1pallon in the Moscow Summer Games due
to the boycott. will go to China for an exh1b1taon
tour m August
Gilde r Completes
Canadian S weep
ILE BIZARD. Quebec CAP> -Although he's a
winner agwn. that burning desire for success, the
all-consuming drive fo r perfection that dominates
the lives ot many athletes, does not affljct Bob
Gilder.
"I may have different goals from some o( your
supent.ars." Gilder said after comple ting a front-
running, two·stroke victo ry in the Canadian Open
Golr championship Sunday.
"FIRST Ot' ALL, I'm not a s uperstar," he
said.
"I 'm not sure I e ven want lo be.
"l want lo win, but If I don't, it's not the end of
the world.
"Mainly, I just love to play the game. My ob-
ject la lo make a living without too much publicity.
And I've made a h~k of a Uvlng . .,
He haa, indeed. The $63,000 he collected from
the total pune of ~.000 P"-'Md hla earnings tor
the year to S134,650. The quiet. low-key Gilder. who
ti 211. Al.lo won $134.000 last year and has colleeted
almost one-half million dollan In bla five years of
POA Tour activ1t.y.
BVT THE ACQtnsmoN or the Canadlan na·
Uonal cham.pionahlp -a t.ttle that bu yet to be
won by such lt.aJ'I as Jack Nicklaus. Gary Player
and Tom Watton -may PC"Od~e more publlclty
than I.a welcomed by the shy man lrom CorvalUs.
Ore.
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• wOfd\ 13 t~laled 57 Grains
G !)trtoe 34 Mus"•dn 59 Ex1genc;v
10 Funos 35 Garment 61 Insects
11 tntroOU" 37 Foo11s11 62 M0tters
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Do Poor .. la 11.S.
Foreign Auto
Plants 'Bitten'
By MILTON M()Sl[OWITZ
Well, (olb, thinga have gotten 10 bad that can made
in America don 'taell here even when they· re made by foreign
companies. That seems to be one of the messages delivered
by the latest sales figures.
In May, sat~ or new cars were down horrendously~
Americans bought one million new cars in May of 1979.
Last month, they bought 694,000. Sales of nearly all models
were lower than they were a year ago, but U .S .. built
automobiles suffered the most and were down 37 percent.
while sales of foreign cars were down 22 percent.
Three foreign makes bucked the tide -Honda, up 8
.perC'ellt, Renault (now belng distributed here by American
Moton), up 75 percent, and Lancia, up 87 percent <from
108 to :!m).
But the figure that's the Interesting one is
Volkswagen's. It used to lead the Import. pack when the
Beetles were being made in Germany and shipped acro~s
the AtJantic in boats. Now the Btttles aren't being m ade
Money
Tree
a n y m o r e. and
Volkswagen is building
Rabbits in Penn
:.ylvania . And guess
what? Vo lk s wa gen
sales we nt down in
May, along with sale~
or the other U.S.-built
a utomobiles.
IN MAY OF 1979, Americans bf>ught 16.130 U . .S •
assembled Volkswagens. Last month. they bought 14,000, a
:;;IJde of about 11 percent. It's true that they rared betlf•r
than other US. manufacturers. Chevy was off 34 percent.
Ford 38 percent, Pontiac 50 percent a nd Dodge 45 percent
Rut Ruick djd better than VW at was down only ~
pt.•n ·ent from its 1979 pace. and sohJ f1v1· l1mt:s as mcinv
<'Jf', as Volkswagen's US plant
Volk,..,wagen 1~ sllll bringing in 'i1Jmc vch1cl<'!'. II sold
7 100 1mp<>rted car-. 1n M a) about half 1Jf what at sold u1
\1 JY of 1979. r-;ow that 1t 'c; making 1·ar-> h<'n'. VW doe~ no1
bring 1n so many from abroe1d Volkswe1gcn has dropped'''
sixth place in th<· ranks of 1mporkr'> IL trails To)otJ.
De1hun, Honda, M azd;.i and Subaru
IN THE RANKS of dom~ltl' rar builders. Volkswagen
.1ho places far down on the list. The cars 1t sold here in
May gave 1t 2 percent or the new car ma rket. The only 001·
lo14 er 1s American Motors, holder of l 5 percent of the new
c·;.ir market 1n May.
Even tf you combined tht' Volk<;wagen -;ales figures
th1· cars made here and th<: C'Jrs 1mp<>rted -1t wouldn't
J.(I\ l' the German company J high standing The total for
\1 ;1~ corrn.M5 to 21,500 During that month, Datsun sol<!
~5 ~ c·ar. Toyota ,5,500 <ind llonda 37,•100
In ~..i:., Datsun's share "r lht.· Amencan nf'w car
m<.1rk1•t ""·'" ti i 1wrC"1·nt Toy(1ta's wa' 6 I) percent
( 'hq s lcr ... m.1rk1•t ..,h,1n· 14 .,~ also 6 6 pe rcent
Former Mining
Tuwn Survives
BISBEE. Ariz. CAP) F1\.c years ago, Phelps Dodgt:
Corp. closed its last m a1or copper mining 01><:rat1on hen · .
. ind ""me :.aid th1~ would '>Oon be (.t gho.,t tov. 11
But now. It's a mmmg town surv1 v1ng wit.bout a mine
l>esp1te the closmg or tls two copper mines and the lay
mg off of about 1,000 men in 1974 and 1975, Bisbee is alive
<.ind growing -in the Mule Mountains or southern
·\nzona about a st.one's throw from the Mexican border.
"WE'RE DEFINITELY on the re bound. People's at
lttudes are a lot better than they were." said Mike Lynn
the newly elected mayor. ''People here are not losers·
f1gu nng it's.all over." he addt>d "We're very optimistic ... •
A com~rnatJon or things ~as kept the h1stonc town go
111.g, mcludrng inc~ased Lounsm. growing recol{n ition that
ll s a nic.-E> retirement !IJX>l and tcntata1vc initial steps ioward lunng !'.ma ll industry ·
After Phelf)!> Dodge ck.1M.'d lhc undt:rground Quee11 Mme at. the ~nd or 1974 and the La' <'oder Pit six months
later. Bisbee s population Cell below 6.000 but now it's ba ck up to 8,<XXl.
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(I) C88NEW8 OJ ABCNEWS
Hobert Wa lden as Jot.· Hu:-s1 interviews
d ~t udt o ha1rdrel>!oJt•r <Pegg~ Ann
Garner) for a Mor v on form~r child stars
on "Lou Grant" tonight at 10 on CBS,
Channel 2
8.-30 0 ()) TIC TAC DOUGH
Q;) Ota< CA 'IETT
G.-1 G GOtoon U<IOy
(Part 2of 21
'11) STUOIO SEE
·Cowboy"' T11ck ropono
wtfh a young Tu•a
cowt>Oy, Seanle s Green
lake Cr-pteparee ror a
race (RI
@I BASEBALL.
Regt<>nel coverage of Bos·
ton Red Soll a1 New York
Y1nkeea: loa Angeles
Dodger• et Hoos1on
Aatro•
7:00 fJ C88 HEWS 0 NBCHEWS
0 KUHGFU
Caine. del1verlng a fellow
Sllaoltn trom a g8ltan1 Dul
foolhardy dealh tor a
woman. turns an old --'!!Y Into a friend.
U Cl) JOKER'S Wll.D
Q) STREETS OF SAH
FRANCISCO
The hYOS of artists and 11'1-
tovers bee~ en1angkld
.moo a 111ee1 artist taus
lt(lffl 111~ •1udt0 window
11ndd""' ID OVEREASY
Gues1 uu111or Je1111ca
MlllO.d IC(;)(RI
'1i) MACNEIL / LEHRER
REPORT
7:30 IJ THE MUPPETS
Guesl CnrttloC)nllf Ret!VfJ 0 CONSUMER BUYUNE
Ho:.1 Duvld Horo,.,1t1 0 FACE THE MUSIC
tll) MACNEIL/ LEHRER
REPORT
'1i) MOlDERS OF TROY
An 1r1sn 1om1Jy 1s caught In
the C1180Qlt>g tides ol the
Amencan tr>dus1r181 Revo-
tuuon durong the 18609
wflen lab<>< UOtOnS -e
forming (CCI
(I) P.M. MAOAZJNE
A realure on real-Ille
"urban cowbOyl", a p10111e
of •h• caretaker ol
lond<>r1 s Btg Be<I.
8:00 fJ Cl) WltRP IN
CINCINNATI
Arthur Carlson lllfes 101-
mer C1nctnna11 Reos· man-
ager Sparl.y Anderson to
Claa"nel Lb• in911
U KNXT (CBS) l.os Anqelf''> Cl KNBC (NBC) Lo!> Angell'::. 0 KTLA (Ind ) l o::. Ang1•te::. 0 AABC· TV (ABC) L O'> Angete~
CJ) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los Anqeies
I'll KCST (ABC) San 01.-90 CD KTTV (Ind) Los Anger,..,
Q) KCOP-TV (Ind) LO!> Angel+ .. ,
ID KCET·TV (PBS) LO!> Angetes
'11> KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunttnglon &ttc n
ho~• WKRP'a new Sp()fft
l>l>Ow (R)
CJ LITTLE HOUSE ON
THE PRAIRIE
M1 !'. Oklwn ea"8$drop'
on se11ernl telt!phonti calls
11nd t..um11 11 StlC<et mat
t..oold rutn tho Gurvt1y >
muffhig6 (R)
0 MOVIE
• • • fhfl Cuy• ( 1971)
Anlhony Ou1nn E G
MdlSllOll A mt1y0f, In Ott·
tee tor t6 yeors. 15 threat·
enoo Dy a rouoh opponont
and a p sychopath
obsessed wllh 1115 destruc-
t•on 12 hrs l
0 ONE IN A MIWON
A Mranoe< clalmtng to be
Ille ll'6!Jl1tma1e a-0n or 1ne
Grayson En1erp11sea
lou~ declares lie Is
enltlled to the Stoel< letl 10
S11111ey
0 MOVIE
• • ' A1><1I Love 119S7)
P,u Boone. Sh111ey Jones
A voung m1Jn tolls on Jove
wl1t•n he amvos on a Kan-
luc-~y ta1m 1? hrs)
CD P M MAGAZINE
A v rS•I 10 ·Gilley a
Nightclub. a lavortre
9dtlleftno IPOI Of tel hie
urban cowboys, 111sH LOO·
d on 10 moot Ille caret8kfW
01 111e mll.Mlve clock, "B;g
Bt>n •
Q) TOURIST
T lie 11ves or a group of
Amerte811 IOU•ISIS traveltng
IOQelllef 1111oug11 Europe
818 suddenly all8tec:f Dy
111e poopte they meet and
ll'le lnele*lll wNcll Mp-'*' to ''*" IAl<MQ l.M ~'-lfler. ltldfotd Dfll-
1'1\81\ Mr*-... .,..,.
De~ Oton, ManM ..,..,_
eon. Jonn MclCOOll Md UIUf«le~. l ltT~ • '° (I) PHYL AHO MIKHY M*lly'a ~tenee wtltl
~Engllan~~
•• lllm to Hy ao~
.... llWUIWng ~ In •
na•IOn8llV ....,.._, "'*· -• M()VI(
• •'\ "The Boul'lty Man"
( 19121 Cllnl Wllllw, RIC:tt·
ltd Baeetl8t1 8eceuN Of '* IMll2JnO ~ll-to 1119
de9C:f wtte, e DOunty hunter
~drawn to Iha gin.
lrMH\d of a Cl~ he hu
captu1.C ( 1 hr , 30 min )
8) THE 000 COUPLE
feilll Ml4lct• a gtave .. ,.
and entruttt Otc8' wtttt
,,.. mo<Ml'I tor a down
i>atmen• Sl~OF~Y
An !11th rlllTlity ta caught tn
tl\il ChlOQIOQ tides of the
Ame<te1n Industrial Revo-
lu\IOO llurlno the 1eeo.
-lal>Or untOOI -· lo.mlOQ (CCI
t-008 ()) M•A'S"H
Col POiter and MIJOr Wtn-
c~let are forced to Quar·
ter 1ooethet when I~
Dolll oome down With tho
mumc>S (RI 0 DE9BY BOONE .
THE SAME OLD 8RAHO
NEW ME
BoD H~ 0-Kelly arMt
Greci Ev1gan j0tn Oebt>v
Boont1 to• an "'°"' of mu~"· comedy and dance
ICC) CD MERV GRIFFIN
G~IS S~ley W1n11n
Spito T Ag.-
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OfUFE
Mon's hlstorlG4l relalkln·
snip with the Antarcuc:
from Admiral ey,11·1 eoen-
ltllC e•pioratK>O 10 Ille
1ncustna1 aaplOttatlO<l of 111
preoou1 na1u1al reaou<~
IS ltaced (R)
@)MOVIE • * "NO Place To Run"
( t972) Herlellel Befnardi.
Latrv H&gman Art orphan
and 1115 gr&ndlal'-Ilea
tile coun1ry wtllll'l autl\0<1-
hos 1efvae 1~ penn< .. "'°" to Jive 10091het. 11 hr ,
30 min l
9·30 0 (I) HOUSE CAL.LS
Cll&•llly '1larns Gornpassion
tor pahMll and eams
lletred horn lhe O<Jr-wnen hfl IS ho6PitalLZed
w1111 a Dad DtKk fRI
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MAINTENANCE SHOP
"Phil Woods Ovarte1 lNo
2)" Ptltl Woods. allO M•,
Steve G1tmore. t>au. Mika
Melltlo. piano: Btlt
GOOdWln. drums
1Ch00 t) (I) LOU GRANT
Whtie Ro5al 11 d0tng 8 SIO-
rv on a child Sier, Lou tr-
TUBE TOPPERS
KTLA e 8 :00 -"The City.'' An-
thony Quinn and E. G. Marshall star ln
this TV movie drama, the pllot tor
Quinn's short·lived "Man and the City"
series.
ABC D 8:30 -''The Bounty Man."
Clint Walker stars as a bounty hunter
drawn to Ute girlfriend of a criminal he
has captured in th.i s western movie with
Richard Basebart.
NBC t9 9:00 -Debby Boone ... the
Same Old Brand New Me . Bob Hope and
Gene Kelly join Debby for a musical,
comedy and dancing special.
lo help a neglec1ad young
boy ana 0111 .. ooea a story
on cNldran •rights (R) D TOMSNYOER'S
CElEBAITY 8POTUOHT
Tom Snydef interviews
J-c~.Erlll &t••·
<18. CauOll 0 Cannot ~
Pnsolta PresW)I.
GO NEWS D me COf.c>KAAY
CONSPIRACY
Dr. Ar1 Ulene ana a panel
ol 20 t oei l'tMf1 11.pt1C:18111t1
diSCl4a wn.1 a l*'IOn can
do to p.-t a ,_..
at tacit f Pllrl t I
Q) JAH AHO OEAH'S
CAU~lA SPECtAl.
GUMtt Olen Campbell
Rlc:tlatd Haren, Bruce Dev·
•son and Peter Lupus
Et) DESERT OF ICE. SEA
OFUFE
Man a hllloric:al 1elatt0n·
SlllC> Wtlll Ille Anlarctte
lrom Adm•rllof Byrd's llCletl·
llllC IAploraUOf'I IO tlle
"'duet1111 expfO<tallon of'"
Pfec:IOlll natural r..ourc:ea
tS lraced !R)
10:30 CD HEWS
S) JAZZ. AT TliE
MAINTENAHCE SHOP
"Phil WOOda Ouwtet IHo
21'' Pnll Woode. alto IUIA.
Steve OMm<><a, baaa. Mike
Mellllo, piano, Biii
Gooa-i drvm1
'11) SIU MOYERS'
JOURNAL
.. The M#lY Wortdl Of <At·
I08 Fuar11•· 8111 Moyer• t•• wrth Meltlteo'a IMd"'O
nove1111 and attic (Pll'1 t I
IR)
(f§J OHE IH A MtW0N
A Slrengaf dMnlrlQ IO be
lhe lllegtlJmlll• Mlfl of the
Grayton En1erpfl1e1
IOUl'ldel' ~ ha tS
antJlled to !he •toe* left 10
Shfrl4rY
11:008 GDCllO NEWS 0 HEW\. YWED GAME
CJ MOVlE ..... ,, 'Tiie f,....,8'11 Of
Ana1ama" {19671 Rory
Calhoun. J-Phll~oott
An Arnef1can beoomft
1nYOlved to 1 thr_..,
race among fOflun&-l>unl·
"'' _,cn•no '°' a rare Egytman ,....... ( t h• , 30
mint
Q) TWE 000 COUPLE
Fell• unablUl\eC!ly pre-
paree 10 dMlOA lhe lead
role 10 • D.ilel perlorm-
llJ>Ce ""*°' Ille lead dancer
~·tlt>OWUO
.., THE BENNY HtU.
8ttOW
9enf'ly ~ "" "°"'*tCk • ~lfl llle M#I
11 :30 fJ ()) HARRY 0
1'4arry II h4fed IO ()fOl ect
the .,.. w11-10 a gang·
•and 9'aytnO Cl TOHIOtfT
G"8S1 r.o.1 &il'I ~s
C.uesla Dom 0.Lu•M .
JOHN DARLING
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Anna ~ray, CllartM ~
toll AllllV. AAQle Olekln-aon. o~ Evtoan I OATINB OAMI 0 A.IONIW8 HOCWflHPCIU
~ lllde a Auatlan 1PY
to kMCI tnt Hazle from llndJnO e radio 1t1llon.
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1M ''BIMI¥' oon-I>-*
lo town
•• CAPTIOHED A8C
NlW8
11:90. n4E COAOHARY CON8l"IAACY
Of' At1 Uiene and • P8f*
of 20 100 '-1 ~1111
dleCUlt Whal a peraon can
cSO to pr-• a hNf1
aneca ano ~ ,,_
~IOfla (Pan 21 0 BARHfY MIU.EA
81tney'1 detectlVH Q0
underC>O'l8f .. -to
help ""'° lem8le delect•YeS
Ulch a r8')11t (RI
12:00 • T AlE8 CW THE
UNEXPECTED
1:008 TOMOMOW
Oueata: UebMtl Alller.
911.CUllw 8'1in18"/ of ttle
,.._lloNI AIMOCM•ton to Nd
Fet ,.,.,_.,.., Or. Matte
8lmpaor\. directOf of .,...
John9 Hooeclna ......,.. en6
Weight P1og<1m.
e n4EIWU!MAN M~ ~ WCM find win._:
low Qulnoe llr~ In ltle
oaaart and nelc> ,.,. 10
Norttt F Or1l.
• MOVIE • * ~ ''The Story Of ~
)(," ( 1950) June Havoc.
JOflO Ruaell Atler lier
hult>and II killed, a WOll'\W1 •
eicecut• a ..... of 1obo
~with-~•· o-io wrllle -Ghing fOf •
Ilia murderer. ( 1 hr , 30
min I 1:201 HEWS 1:30 HEWS
2:00 HEWS 2:20 8 NEWS 2:30 . NEWS 2"~8 MOVIE
• •11t "Ellar1 au-· Don't
Look aetuno You" (IQ71)
Pflter Lawford. Ha<ry ,
Morgan
Taw•day'•
Doyd•e Mo,,ie•
"The Man ~rom The
South"' A wMhhy gamb6atr
(JON Feuw) darff a
young man (Mlcheel
Onttteanl to ''sk ht• tittle
hng« agalnSI the posaiblll· -~-'
ty of ~nlllll a k.rllury auto-
rnoblle -~ IMP08&8LE
The IMF ta asalQned 10
t><eak up an uflden<()(ld 11no anempttng to set up a woe orvo rnanu1ac1ur1no
plan I
ti) GET8MART
Mu t>eGOrneS 1ne !lead of
lhfl GutlO Of Surv1v1ng
CONTROL Agenls
t2 25 @I PC>UC£ WOMAH
P«>Qer SU~IS 8 netgh·
l>O<t>OOd gano ol lleong
18Sl)Of'IS1t>te tor an a 11 ad<
Of'I • POiee.man and lhe
mu1der ol a pie-med
11\.IOent
12;30 0 KHOWINO HOW TO
DAM: IS ~T ENOUGH
g) NATIONAL NEWS
12·40 t) (I) C88 LAn M<ME • • * A LOW AN8'r The
Eleanof AOO LOU Oehrio
Slory • ( t9761 Btytne
0....... EOWWd Hermann
11 '00 Cl) * * "HOid Thet Baby"'
( 19491 eo-y Boyl. Leo
Gorcey
12 00 0 **~"Untamed
Fron11e-' ( t9S21 JotePfl
Coller>, '>lleltey Wlf'l1ers.
CD ••• "Qui Of The
P~I'' ( t9471 Kkll ()oygtas,
Jane Greer
ll) • • • •,.. "Lono Days
Journey Into Ntghf" ( t962)
l(atllattne Hepburn. Juon
RoDards 8aMJd oo lhe
play Dy Eugene O'Neill,
3:00 0 • 'h "Fltghl Of The
Lost BaJIOol'l" I 1960) Mar.
ahatl Thompson, Mata
Powers. •
('l]I • * 'h "Funeral In
Berl.n" ( t967) Michael
Caioe. <>scat Homoltta. '
3:30 8 • • 'h "Weteanelon
Man" ( 19701 Godfrey
CamDrtdge, Estelle
Pwsons
by Armstrong & Batluk
Mariette's .Just What 'Today' Needs
Bere's .fi••!I
Oscar-winning actor a nd Hollywood legend
James Cagney shows three views of himself
during taping of "Tom Snyder 's Celebrity
Spotlight" special, airing tonight a t 10 on
NBC. Channel 4
By PETER J . BOYER
LOS ANGELES <AP) -The stately "Today"
show has i.urvived a week under the co reign of an
actress Survived? It has awakened. hke a langwd
belle with a new dress.
Mariette Hartley took to the "Today" set last
week, and the walls did not come tumbling down
She was not accompanied by
clowns and dancm{! bears.
True, Mass Ha rtley <of
Polaroid commercial fame) is
an actress and not a news 1e, but
"Today's" image surrered not
at all for it. She read an OC·
casional headline , but Tom
Brokaw took care of the hard
stuff. For the most part, Miss
H artley's duties consisted of
"Today's" soft portions -in· HA1tTLEY
te rviews, and quickie features such as something
called "Morning Line." in wtuch she told us. to our
everlasting ~tlerment. that British barmaids can
tell what a man drmks by the color of his tie .
Al.TOGETHER, MISS Hartley's presence
~ave the show a liCt, which as precisely whal NBC
sought in asking her to re place honeymooning
Jane PauJey for three weeks.
It had been suggested that. in hrnng Miss
Hartley, NRC was going goofy in its desperation to
catch up with the more show-b1zzy "Good Morning
Bette Davis Set
In TV Movie Role
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Bette Davis and
Howard flesseman are filming the NBC movie
"Skyward" on location near Dallas.
Suzie Gilstrap. a 15-year-old Californian.
makes her acting debut as a paraplegic youngster
who yearns to become a pilot to escape he r
troublesome life in a wheelchair. Miss Davis plays
a n aging movie stunt pilot who now runs the airport
cafe, and Hesseman is the airport night watchman
and owner of a biplane.
America" show on ABC ActuaJly, "Today" bu its
less senous momenL-. evc>n without Mass Hartley.
I flapped to "Today" one morning last week
and was gr eeted by the image of Willa rd Scott.
Jocose "Today" weatherman. sm1hng broadly
above h1!. omni pr esent lapel Hower. Befor e
Willa rd lay a dead salmon. w1lh a flower where 1l!.
lapel would have ~n had 1t bet'n weanng a suit
WllJ.ARD IOOKED DOWN at the hsh. then
into the cumcra . "For thoM? of you who've never
~een an NBC vice president before . "
And Ma riette Hartley 1s gomg to tarnish the
"Today" image?
Miss Pauley, who ts n o w Mr s Garry
all this publicity about Mariette. that sb«: (Miss
Pauley) ~as going to be replaced by Ma n ett.e
Hartley V.'h1ch. simply. as not a bout to happen."
But Miss Pauley's nt>\o\ ly "ftrmed-up" contract
1s with NBC New-;, and d~ not ens ure her a place
on "Toda' " And. a lthou~h Mass Hartley's con·
tr<i ct covered on ly this vac«1t1on per10d, the
network 1s now convinced that she can haodJe ~
JOb. or ont' Like 1t on another show.
I have the feeling that Manette HartJey will
eventually take permanent residence on "Today."
She has a charming way that fits moming routine.
a quality shared by David Hartman on "Good
Morna.ng Amt'r1ca ...
Besides. Willard hkes her
"Doonesbury•· Trudeau. was given assuranc.-e -------------
before she left that her place would be wa1tmg up.
on her return An NBC s~esman said her "run·
nmg contract" was "firmed up'' before she left.
Huh?
··Her contract <whic.-h expires in 1982) has a
prov1s1on that allows NBC to 'firm up' or 'get our
at certain opportun1ltes. J ust before she left. the
network gave her a vote of confidence and 'firmed
up' her contract "
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'Blues Brothers' Funniest of Y eat
87 aoN p g N1NG1'0N ..................... Al~\he n.u,... an UMOnllrme-d, It hu :bMo Lhat t.h noal bud,~ M Untvenal'1
.. ,,_. 8.rotJMn" wu wel ln n ceu of CO
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; lt'i e ,y l-0 e.-~h•no the-money went and, In ~hls c • the lovestmcot ahou.ld pay orr . becau•e ~ movie wUI undoubtedjy mete • fortune I t'& ~ fW\ni t and moet outraaeoua movie of thtt
• y~ r nnd It 'a one of lht•
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IQ r-• m u111<'a11 In a long Um<> REJllEW .. T h ('.' H I u t· ' , , _____ ......,___ Rrothet'!\" feeturei. John
: B~lu a hl and Dan
iAykroyd lo expandi"d ~ll<'IP~ o( brothers Joliet
!Jah and l':lwood Blues . characters tht' two 11tan1
.l'relte-d for TV's "$aturduy Ni ght r.tve " They an.-
"ilar1ous bla<'k-swted 1rnd wtute aocked thud rill"
)nobster t~ whu muy b(> ~tty crtmtnuli. but
:Wbo are pow•rf'-ll rh)ILhm and bh.1ea muaacians
: THB IClllPr 8Y A YlOIOYD and dlreetor
J ot\n l.Andla tonc•me lbe .tforta of the bumblln&
:brothen to NUMMbl• thelr band a rter Jake ls ~aroltd from priton ao they can ,.1se $5,000 to pay
ihe batll tu .. on Lh•ir childhood home, the Chicago
:Ori>hana1e.
• '1'0Cn tMr9 on out, \\'a a i.enes of clever
:ePilOdM t.htt combine lntplred comedy routine!>.
:elaborai. car chaao (Hveral million dollars mui.t
:have bMt\ •S*lt on wr•cked poUc• cars alone> and
;ereat MuaJcal numbers, all tnvol vtn1 a wild as· .sortment of aany characters.
: Landla UM It all lo1ether with a m arvelous
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vl1ual 1tylci. which 11 t-nhanced by Stephen M.
Kat&'• 1part1Un1 photo1raphy. •nd upert comedic
punctu.euon, which la full y earned throu1h by
Oeor1e Folaey Jr '1 perfect!)' tuned edltlnf· P'ollowtn" hit work 0 1\ "Natlonat Lampoon a
Animal Houat," Landis firmly establisbu blmaelf
here u on. of Hollywood'i. top comedy dlrecton
R E DEMONSTRAT t.:8 partJcular experuse on
1lap1Uck und ht Achieves 1naxlmum effect in set·
tina up and playlnf throuah the low comedy sight
ao1• Ht' aahio t'X racu ~itcellent performances
from t"\/l'I")' member of the enormous cast
fH& el..Ull'.i l•OfHIH UAhr-•'""'
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O•r9l IUot JOft-" YMi• ' t• •nC)44r ~ A•li.'O'fO )OfW' L•ndt\
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,.,. •• , 8 rown t N'• ""'*" •""•""" t t•..-n• St•.,.. wuu.,nii (Mr1~
t *'""'' )it.jl\(\ (.4if11h '-'Y•C>ftv ~ Stev• C.r°"'°'' C>olWitd 0\llC9' twnn Wiii,. 11411 tom~-AIMI RWOlll. Hen<• Gll>Mlf\. f..,..
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~luab.i and Aykro\d have their~
Uons down pat and th\.') allow no humoro. ~
or pt.'eultar1t} to go unexplored. They are ~ n ·
tremely funn) The Blues Broe.hers Band nMm-
bers. tiach or whom ls reeruJted badt to the foJd la
amuslna sequcnt't•:., •re ~u portrayed by Murpby
Dunn~. Stovl' Cropper. Donald "Duck" Duna.
Willie Hall. Tom Malone. Alan Rubin, Lou MariDi
and Matt Murphy
AddJna lo tht· absurd m(•rrtmml are Kathleeo
Frt·C'man as a divi nt·ly motiva ted and hot·
tempt·r ed nun . Armand Cerami a nd Steve
William:-. as two st<ill' trooix·rs who att out to set
the Blues Brothe rs. J ohn Candy as a parole ol·
fleer Henry Gibson and Eugene J. Anthony as two
American Nails, J eff Morris as a hooky.tonk
')Wner I where they ph1y both kinds of music -
countr y and western,, Charles Napier as a country
band leader. Steve Lawrence as a booking agent.
Twlagy ao; a ~lrl whom Aykroyd tries to pick up at
a gas station. a nd Steven Sp1t'lbere as a county as·
sessor .
CARRIE FISHER IS t>sJJ('c1ally good in a COO·
tlnulog bit as a mysterious lady who keeps trying
to kill the brothers. and her 1rul1ul appearance
with a "Star Wars" type weapon is particularly
funny.
Highhg hlln1 the musical sel~tioos. whkb in·
elude many num bers performed by ttte Blues
Brothers. are Jame$ Brown. Chaka Khan and
James Cleveland's Southern California Commum
t y Choir in 8 rousing revival rendition or "The Old
Landmark" <during w hich Relush1 -·~ee-. the
light" and 1:-. ln!!p1rcd lo procet'd on lhe1r ··mis&i<>n
of God .. >, An•tha Franklin. who is backed by
Carolyn Franklin, Brenda Bryant Corbe tt and
~argaret Branch on the funky "Think "; John Lee
Hooker. Wallt•r Horton. "Plnetop" Perkins. Willie
.. Rig Ey£'s .. S m ith, Luther .. Guitar Jr." J ohnson
and Calvin "Fuzz" Jones on .. Boom Boom"; Ra.>"
Ch arles, who cuts loose at the piano on "Shake
Your TaHleatht"rs." and Cab Calloway. who has a
featured role. in a fabulous re-creation or "Minnie
the Moocher ...
T HE MUSIC HAS BEEN very well scored and
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"MARY~INI"
"NOltTH AVENUI
RIOUURS"
conducted by Ira Newborn. and Elmer ~mJtelo
hat contributed speclal "Cod music " Carlton
Jobnaon bas devlaed some excltlnl dance routines
The technical work. for which lbere are slx
pa1e1 of typewritten credit.. ls all outatandlng.
Special menLJon should be made of John J. Lloyd's
a ttractive productlon design. Deborah
Nadoolman 's amus ing costu mes. Albert
Whitlock's elaborate spedal visual effed s and
Gar y McLarty's spectacular stunt coordlnation.
which uUUies 71 stunt people. Bill Kaplan's sound
•~ eapedally impressive
Looking Back
Has Its Flaws
-Ml' 8MaM1ft N.SW ~ IAP' "Oh, don't try aDd take
bs .,..,,.. awu.y from him." sayli the i:oqp:>en tMlb M-. wJfv of tne angry young man. ·'He'd
~ .. WldtoW.1t .
Y . ··li.Oc* kc~ In Anaer " ume aglUJ). Jobn
c~·s !D dre.ma. onoe oaJled a searing at-
tadl oe 48c11,y and snobbery of England's
~~. has o~ned a 10-woek run off
~
Tm; Rn'W.U... AT the 8.oundabou~. stars
Britaill's ~.., Mc:Oow.U. late of "Ca.hguJa"
and • .,,_,,, After Time." Ns'a making h1b U.S
stace debut as t.lMt eaucaa.ct, hnPQYetnstwd. failed
&lld ~ aou~hero. Jimmy Porter ft is a
c~ro-..
.. l 1llidb Uus Oo• actor bad passed on 1t At :rr. bt' ~m.~ is t~ oJd for a young man. angr~ or
no Aad bas m.aa <:om 11 uc:l'08li ~ a bll of & twit a
DOI.Sy f~e&&bt and not a ser1ow. s tudent of
ra~c
IL uoc·~Q't ~ th<1t ttw ~v . set ffl a dr~an·
one-room flat in the M.Milaods, DOW~,.. its age ·,
mea..n. how ran Porter l>DMI' at ~ i:'sta..bh&hmeot
now lbal Mick Jagaer aad !:ttioD JoftJa own it"
B E T&AT AS IT 1:11~. we~ learn Pof'Wr
has marned anto Che mlddle class. rel~ to sub·
scr1~ to ats veluci., rinds bis troubla compounded
and. m rnastr•t1on vents k> spleeo ahno&l COO·
tinuou.,lv
I lcrf.. tbe st aff '1c·t1ms are l..~a Sues as h.1.s
-. lo\\ . i.ad wtfe. Rob1·rt Burr as bee fat.bu, a re ·
t l n•d Army coloee I, Fr • .m 8lU as Mr a.c\ress fnead
who dtsp&seS PoTtl'r .ind coe.seq-.tty moves m
"1th him. and Ra..vmond llarc:be a.<t Port~·~ ge.tl('
good-n:.iturc-11. k>-.t.-r !'las-. pal aad partner m a
neigh~hr)Od C'l\O<i:y -.1111 t·
True. then• ;.ire (l a,hl·\ ol power a.Did passJOD lll
tlus production. d irected by Teel Cta.i.& yet i>AaYed
on a Srim. shabby, t>xp<'rtly detaUe<t tower·<'Ws
set cook'fld up by Ro~r Mooney .
MISS IUUJ,I , IS EXCEIJ.l:NT u l91.e ~mer
who briefly lames aood old J\may A.Ml off.
sta~e. wbere J immy retires to pr~ JUZ
trumpet. some m1~h\.Y wty b()t) Mel MU. Davi.s·
like sou.ts are heard COlllling from t.k tnuapet of
actor Phil Campanella. who wrote t.be n.-mcideo·
tal mu.'\1<.· for th1& revival
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By The AHocla&ed Presa
The following are Blllboard's hot record hata
for the week ending June 28 as they appear In this
week's issue of Billboard magazine.
b1a )
HOT SINGl.ES
"COming Up" P aul McCartney (Colum·
2 "Funky Town" Lipps lnc. (Casablanca>
3 "The Rose" Bette Midler <Atlantic I
4. "It '~ Still Rock and Roll to Me" BIUy Joel
1Columb1a 1
5. "Against the Wind" Bob Seger & the Sliver
Bullet Band <Capitol>
6. "Little Jeannie" Elton J ohn <MCA>
7 "Steal Away" Robbie Dupree< Elektra) 8 "Blgge!'>t Part Of Me" Ambrosia (Warner
Bros > •
9. "Cupid -I've Loved You t~or A Lone
Time" SpiMers <Atlantic I
10. "She's Out Of My (.1fe ' Michael Jackson
c Epic> TOPLPs
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"Glasi. Ho1uses" Billy Joel CColumbaa I
2 ··.Ju~t Ont• Night '' Eric Clapton< RSO I
~1d.:artney 11 " Paul McCartney cColum
1 .. J\~a1nst the Wind" Bob Seger & the Si lver
Hull<·t Band 1C<1p1tol 1
5 ·M outh To Mo uth" Lipps In c
t Casablanca l
6 ··Tht Emo1re Strikes Back' Soundtrack '
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QUEENIE
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··tt wau nwtxuloUlty p&annl'd nw.unc. but 11 ~ u11
ma brawl "
DEAR PAT: I lane bef!ll e r' ...... fw •IH
Ume.,.. oa morial my acca..C tr.. w GI t1ae
major a:&ock brokerage ftnns &e -el ~ .....
coat" ...,.erage -..es Uaat laaft tM r~eced
co•mft•IHI llowenr, I'm rellldall& a. *-9 eYer
aecarlties aad lands &o uy w GI tllese fairty IM'W
companies witboat verlfyiag t.klr credlbWty.
Does the StturltJes and Exelwage Commission
maintain records of complalnt.s aga.last Uaese com·
panles and if so &o wbom aacl wbere may I wrt&e a. ob-
tain tbi5 illform atJoa !
A.S., Newport Beach
The Securities and Exchange Commission does
keep such fi.l es. ln!ormatioo on a specific firm or
firms may be obtained by calling or writing the
Securities and Exchange Commission at213-473-t511
or 10906 W"tlshire Blvd., Los Angeles, 90024. All such
firms must be registered with the Securities and Ex·
change Commission and licensed by the state.
Co11S1G1er .4 lerl
An important coosumer alert regardbag ap.
proidmatdy "'°·"' ladoor Gym Homes bas beetl released by the California Department of
Consumer Affairs. Tbe product II betag recalled
by Its muafactnreT, CftaUve Playtlalap. Tbe
gym boases poee a •truplatiea lauard a. YGUC
children.
The gym lloase consists of a lloUow, muoalte
and wood box, 3t Inches bJgb.. Tbe box 1111>porU a
two·s&ep wooden ladder on one aide and a short
sUde on the opposite side. Tbey were maaafac·
tared from 1962 through 1m and were sold a&·
Uonwide bl &oy s&ores and other retalla stores for
about S29 &o about $51.
lleaden who have purchased the l&em sboold
contact the company Immediately &o enlluge
their gym boa.se8 free of charge or &o nqllHl a
free repair kit. For compuy adclreu aacl fartller
Information, yoa may call Ht-138·83%1,
&oll free.
Tenant'• Notfre
DEAR PAT: I've been &ooldng for a new
apartment. When I finally move, bow much notice
is required of a tenant.,
O.N., Costa Mesa
You mast gin wrlUa DOtke a. you la8dloN
lf yoa decide &o mon o.t of you aputmeet. U yo.
pay rent ~ a m..U.. )'Oii ........... wrtU.
notice 3t days la adnac:e. Tiie aa.dlord also mlllt
«Ive you wrtUea moUee if llae •uU '°" a. move o.t. A land&ord ea.ni0t plry*a.l)y rtllOVe Y09
wltlloat golag tltnep tk eMU1a.
Tlae Callfonla Depart-.t el c-amer Ar.
fain often a free ,.apllllet • hOhi' w 8paa1U
oa laadlord·&eaut 18HH. 'l'lli6a -M be ...,aWed by aeadlng a Mlf·Md:reHM ata le&al .. laed ts·
velope to 1.aadlord-Teaaa • f..o. Sos Jlt,
Sacramento, '58tZ.
Safe~· ll•••lr?
bEAR PAT: I read recently tbat some
burglars broke into a bank and broke op9'ft many
safe deposit boxes and mact. off wtth the conumta.
How was thla posalble7 A bank 111uppoeed to
have about every device to warn of a robbery. Yet,
not one sound wu beard. How come?
Mesa O.M., Coat.a Me1a
Socll ocarreKft an verJ, .,.,, ran,•~·
.. , &o polke .,..., ......... 0r .... c..ty,
bet wbeD tllley .. MCU' tMJ ... aJIJ la'lolH
elabora&e wort• tlte pan el Clle ..,...,.., .-It u
l.aal.a,...Nl•MleuellO&._.a,..
Accordlag &e a ,,.... ... fer &M Oraace
CoHty Sberlff'• 0..U1mtM, Ule -=Md bowleclge ol ~ ud .... 11~a&ed
meu.ods laYOlytq QraJ• daal ...,.. &Ille alanl.
Ez..-YeS wen__. &e 1nla&olllle nllk. Al ...,...... .... u .... MCIU'Uy .,... ••
may lte, It..,..,., ..,.........,, daal tlilen are
always ............ ...
Grandma's Cure
May be Better
LONDON (AP> -Your snndmotber'• bome
remecn. for mlaralne belldaeM& ·--.aeb u IO&DI
to bed in a dark room with a clamp tonl OD 10UI'
bead -~ be mon efteetiY9 thu tM eurnot
• anenalolpU.11andmecBcinel.•IWll1lbowl ..
A neurolo111t at Glouentenblr• Royal
ll01pltal, Dr. Daftd 8tntM, sar•91ed S.-oldml· sralne padalta o1 an ac• _. ..., wet u.. ·
Ume cure1 were better Ulan tbe new .... nae •urveY clalma more tban 10 ~t of tbe
Brttllb POll'llaUoa futten fnMD IDllJ'alnel and more wOct da11 an IOlt beenM ol beadacbel
than became ol IU'lk• or aleoboliam.
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VA to Reconsider Vets' Agent Orange Oaims
WASHINGTON <AP> -Tbe V...._ Adm1nlatraUoo wW lake a
lftOed Aoc* at the eomJ*'UUon ap.
pUeaUou of about IOO Vietnam
veterana wbo claimed they were
harmed by upoeun to tbe berb6clde
Aant Or .... but were denied dla· ablllty~tl.
Dr. BardQ Sheoerd, tbe VA'1 top
eapert OD A&eat Orance. aald lt ll
po11lble some veteran1 wlll 1et
aervlce·connected dlaabiUty pay.
ment1 H tbe r .. ult of the re· eaamlnaUOn of the veterans' records
and ol the vet.eram' condlt.ioaa.
HE 8AJD TRE clalma ol some veterana mlaht have been i.Dcorredly
uJected tn the lnltlal review. However, "l think there will be very,
very few," he 1a.id.
The declllon to 1tudy the cWma
anew came at the 1uuesuon ol Sea.
Alan Cranston, O.CalJf., cbalnnaD of
the Senate Veteram Aff aln Commit.-tee.
Cranston wu told at bearln&a lut
spring that some veterans lbowt.nC
obvlow alp of chloracoe. a severe
akin condiUon, had been denied com·
peoaatioo.
Al.I. rol.0, SINCE the Vietnam
war ended, about 2.200 veterans have
swcbt compensation oo grounds that
Agent Ora.nae diaabled them. Only
about 15 or 20 claims have been
honored. Shepard aaid. or the 2.200. about 800 said they
contacted 1kln ailment.a from ex·
posure to the toxic compound and the
records ot tboM men are belnl re· namimed. be said.
The re-examination doea not
represent a reYersal of policy.
Shepard 1aid. The VA'a poeition, be
said, rema.l.na that no evidence has
been found linking exposure to Agent
Orange to any serious beaJth dif·
ficulty.
JIANV VETERANS have com·
plained of a variety of ailments -
from nervous cood.itiou to cancer -
which they attribute to exposure to
the h«btcide. The VA, under cot·
gresalonal direction, il'prepartnc ._
study comparing the healtb:;:f thousands of exposed veterans
men their ages who did not MrVe
Vietnam. ; .
For about 10 yean in ~.
some 10 million gallon• of t ..
herbicide were sprayed by U .J .
forces to destroy the Juoale cov*
that may bave been used to con~
communist troops. Some U.S. troos1S
were exposed. The s praylne wa
stopped alter it was suspected the
compound might cause a severe
health hazard.
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NSI DE: •Ann Landers •Ctasslfltd
•Horoscope Feoturi!!fl._. _. _. ___ ,.
RUTH KANIN: A HAPPY ENDING TO HER STORY
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CLASS MEMBERS RELAX wrTH TEACHER RUTH KANIN
Write Your Story
By MICHAEL PAS&EVICH
Of -.,..., PtMt .....
"I could write a book."
lt'a a statement so many people have
heard or aald, usually at a time when their
lives are in the m ids t of a particularly
exciting or troublesome phase.
Few follow through, of course, but Ruth
Kanln was determined. At age 50, she was at
a proverbial crossroad.
She had left college more than thr~
decades earlier to get married. Her husband,
a Marine Corps officer . was killed.
Her second mar riage lasted only two
years before it disintegrated. leaving her
with two daughters born just 15 months
apart. The second was born while Ms. Kanin
was in a hospital recuperating from serious
face and back injuries s he suffered in a car
crash.
"I WAS IN a dilemna." she said. "I was
afraid I was going to end up selling stockings
tn a department store. which is a very
respectable thing to do, but I thought I could
do m ore.
Ms. Kanin decided to go back to college
and the field of study she had left behind -
psychology.
"I just had to have some answers," she
said. "Everyone thought I was go1og mad,
and J didn't think I could do it.
•·1 wanted to write m y life story as a
therapy (and for credit >.·· s he added
However , when she turned to the campus
library for research aides for the task, she
found nothing. "I was stunned." she smiled
"I expected itto all be right thereto help "
Her own story became sidetracked as she
set out to write the fi rst "How to" book on the
subject of autobiographies.
M EANWJIJLE, the doubts about her
a bility to make a comeback m college also
fe ll by the wayside. Ms. Kanm ranked al the
top of her classes as she worked her way up
the educational degree ladder .
Jn July 1979, she was awarded her doc-
tor ate and license in Marriage and Family
The r a py from lnternat1onal College in
Westwood.
She then went to New York with her
manuscript "in my hot httle bands. I round
an agent who sold 1t within two weeks "
Now 111 the editorial and rework stage,
''How to Write Your Autobiography" 1s set
for release next s prang by Putna m Books.
Ms. Kanin re warded herself for her
success. She moved from West Los Angeles
to Laguna Beach a bout three months ago.
"I've always loved it here ."
QVICKL V MAKING connections with the
Newpart-Mesa Psychology Clinic in Costa
Mesa, Ms. Kanin is helpmg other people
unlock the blocks to their own h fe story
through a s ix.week course.
The course. which she has taught al
Loyola Marymount College, ts des1gned to
fu nction on two levels .
First, it aims to develop and improve
basic writing skills necessary to writing an
autobiography.
However , gathering material and putting
1t on paper also helps each person achieve a
form of "autotherapy." Because class size is
lim ited to no more than 12 people, the
therapy aspect is enforced further by candid
group discussion of each individual's work
and its progression.
MS. KANIN'S philosophy a bout the
w o rth i ne ss o f a n a uto bio g r aphy is
summarized by her use of a snowflake as her
personal logo.
"There are no two people alike." she
s aid . "My philosophy 1s that any person can
bring to his or her life story a uniqueness .
"The mos t 1mpartant thing is that ever y
person fullfill his or her goal," she added.
Some people come to her first session
.,..ith nothini! more than a catchv title or a
vague idea. Olhen; come with piles of napkin
notes or Journals ja mmed with r andom
Jottings.
"They've reached a point of being
saturated." she noted. "We work on how lo
get 1t chronologically indexed so they can use
1t. Then we work on selecting the story they
want to write."
ANOTHER K E Y aspect of early class
meetings is to get students over the hump
courage.Wlse and to make the m confident
in identifying themselves as professiona l
.,.. riter.:.
Getting o;ometh1ng down on paper is
crucial. of cnur!>e Then it's a question of
bu ilding wh at M s . Kantn ca lb a .. fi rm
foundation
.. Wrllmg "developed t hrough practice."
!.a id M~. K<min, .,.. ho~e brother 1s a uthor
Garson Kanm
"l beltevt• that writing can be taught to
anyone. but it's not a fi eld for weaklings. H's
a cr aft and you've got to work at 1t "
M s Kamn imposes no restrictions on her
:-.tudents a), to their dec1s1on whether to take
d 5tratghtforward or fictional approach to
the1 r autobiographies .
"ANVTRING GOES" s he s aid. ''fl gives
total freedom and allows some people to
follow through on fantasies "
Ms. Kanrn·s next course at the clinic
begins June 23. Cost 1s $100 per student.
Information can be obtained by calling the
Newpart-Mesa Psychology Clinic at 549-2847,
or Ms. Kanm at 497-4387.
Now that she has completed her "How
To" book. Ms. Kamn said s he will tum to her
own autobiography in the fall.
Sbe'U be following her o..,n advice by
providing a his torical backdrop -the
turbulent ·50s -m descnbmg her li fe as a
.,mgle woman raising two teen agers .
Without a h1 :.t o r ica l co nt e xt,
,1utob1ographws !'>eem to hang :.uspended and
"'111 s c.y nothing about the times we hvc 1n to
fu ture generat1ons. she claimed. "The pJam
s tory of a poor widow can be a bore, .. she
!>miled.
Lile • a Laguna Lan ark
1 EDITOR'S NOTE Thts u the second an a thru·
port UTU?S on hotel lw ing by sta/J wnter Jodi
Cadenhead, who checked m while checktng out what
it 's like to lwe m some of Orange County's hotels J
By JODI CADENHEAD
OI t ... O•il • Pll« S~tf
There is a picture in the lobby of the Hotel
Laguna of two men in overalls standing near a
white woodframe structure
The black and white photo is supposedly a
shot of the seaside resort when it was first
finished in 1887, before it burnt to the ground
and had to be rebuilt in 1926.
Don't bothe r asking Dave McNeil, the
manager of the Laguna landmark, how old the
hotel is or the history behind thE' three-story
structure. rising gracefully between a row of
shops and r estaurants a long Pa cific Coast
Highway.
He'll tell you exactly what he tells all the
starry-eyed high school s tudents who come up
every spring with their chaperones to enter the
local scholastic tournaments.
"Theoretically it's 50 years old, but to you
it's brand new," he tells the naive youngsters.
"Because until you can build anything better.
it's new to you ."
AT LEAST ONE resident here is old enough
to have checked into the original resort and all
the rest would have no trouble recalling the
building in 1926 if they had been hving here
then.
Mrs. Mary Tosh. 80. has lived here two
years. ever since she sold her apartments m
Laguna Beach's Sleepy Hollow and decided it
was getting t oo hard to continue managing her
second home in the desert aJI year.
The elderly residents have
no problem getting along
with the younger guests
who stay for a day or t wo.
They just put cotton in their
ears.
Her children and grandchildren have their
own lives, she explains when asked why she
lives here.
"As long as I take care of them. Furnish
their cars, buy their gas and pay for their
hom es ... " her voice trails off.
"IT'S AN OLD tiotel," she says, gazing out
the window to the bright green banana plants
a nd the dry fountain filled with purple , yellow
and oranj(e flowers. "But after a ll l think there's something charming about an old hotel.·•
Some visitors m ight find it charming to ob-
serve the unorthodox blue carpets mixing with
the orange painted walls that become a dull
yellow as the st.a.lrway continues toward the top
floor . 1be elevator doesn't work and the lee
machine at the end of the ball is empty.
Vacationers who com e up for a day or two
m ight look out their second story window and
see the tropical palm trees, the small, neat park
below, the surge ot people in crowded sbope, ex·
pensive stucco homes sliced into what la an
otherwise green hill and think that they bad happened upon some quaint seaside town.
WITB THE help of a wood cane, Mrs.
Georgia Douclu, 83, carefully makes ber way
down the wide stain to tell bow abe moved IMre
nearly two years ago from a bote1 lD Lone Beach to
"aetawayfrom thecrlminalelement."
She left s bortly after testifyinl a1awt a
man who cJlmM<l throu&b her hotel window one
nlabt and fell four •tortes after abe startled him.
''It WU too bad about the boy," lbe IA)'I, ''I
felt sorry for bit father, be wu dNIMd so nice."
Clak!hlnl a small bu d meat abe had
.,urcblMd from a nearby 6utdMr lbe uplalDI
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THE LMN'S EASY IN A IEA8IOE HOTEL
that the cookl at the Jolly Ropr acroat the
street f\x for her every day.
Tbe elderly realdent..1 wbo live here say that
they bave no problem 1ettln1 alon1 with
YoWlL• pe1t..1 wbo eome and ataJ for a day or
two. 111eJ JUlt wear codon in tbelr ean.
l'llOll ftD TOP ol the ltalrl vtalton can · eully 09'tll'beal' a cborua ~ voteea ftJtertn1
clearly to the top or the cathedral «JIJn1.
Ill the downata.ln lobby Is a baldln1 man
stAndlna at the pay phone with a yellow legal
pad .
W"-' U.. bar at the end 0( the hotel over·
looklna the IJ'AY tea finally cloeee and. the last sue1t hu ntumed to bJa room, repJan taY
that ablolut.e1Ullnea Mltleaoa evS)'thlna •
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....... ~ .... _ FEATURING
Drugs and Booze
Oinic Treats
Doctor Addicts
8711-.onlY llAAPD
lllLWAUKEB (AP> -With 1 IQOd Job at a
&elp la.I in a plea.sit llUk dtJ ID oottben\
Wis~ U. 1CMIC doc&or' ti I Id to ban Ow
workt b)' tM tall.
Bul ............ lroul* wtta. ~
and Mca t.Natlnl blm.tell. At nm. he aooar Clllly mud a&lmulaau but followed t-oa• with
1tr0Jtltt amphetamloea. nee eocalne He
bee a.me deopeodeot OD the drup: bil waft t.1aa
to 1utter "noalty, l almpty didn't IO to work." bt-
aa_ld ... It Nemed more lmsiort&Dt to Ila.) bomt
and~ myaelf.
tbs health and has carttr were 11Jppln1
aw»)'. and be dld:n't care. He was 29 )'ean old.
"I WAS A JUNK.IE," be said ln an In
tervlew.
Th»t doctor now -.'Orts here al ~PauJ
RehabUitaUon Hoapital. where he underwent an
lnteoslvl' treatment program
Tbe program treats all lypu of paUenls
with alcohol and drug problems. but is especaal-b geared toward helping doctors deal with the
added burdens that go with their exalted status
Ul SOClety.
De Paul's lnleose treatment rec:imen Is one of
several used by lhe State Medical Society of
Wisconsin's J.year-0ld Impaired Physician Pro-
gram Wiscoosin's program 1s one of 38 such pro-
jects established throughout the country since
the American Medical Association formally re-
cognized the problem or physician addiction in
the mid-19705.
Dr. Roland Herrington. DePaul's medical
direct.or. said up to 15 percent oC the nation's
1>hyslcians are dependent oo alcohol or other
drugs and about 40 percent of all physician
suicides are related to alcohol and drug abuse
BETWEEN MO AND 981 of Wi sconsin's
6,000 physicians abuse alcohol or drugs , Her·
ringtoo said. "Seventy-five percent of those af.
rected are in the middle to late stages of addic-
tion." he said.
Herrington should know. Ten years ago,
while a genera l surgeon at a major hospital. he
finally got help for his alcoholis m.
"I was pretty far along before I realized it
At the end. it was a pparent even to the cleaning
lady at the hospital ... he said.
··There's a greater degree of 1mpa1rment
tha n we realized." said J ohn La B1ssoniere. the
staff member overseeing the program from
the medical S<><'iety's headquarters in Madison.
He said the progra m is geared toward
ident 1fymg and helping doctors whose alcohol and
drug abuse has been ignored by friends, relat1ves.
colleagues and themselves
He said 16 dO<'tors in Wisconsin have t hus
rar been reported by family members or other
doctors. Each was then "confronted" by a
fellow physician and at least one othe r person.
usually a drug or a lcohol counselor. sent by the
medical society
THE ''CONFRONTERS." listing evidence
gathered while screening out frivolous com-
plaints. urge the physician t.o enter a treatment
program voluntarily.
If need be. the confronters threaten to turn
the doctor in to the !\late Medical Examining
Board. which may ultimately lift his or her
hcen~e to practice
The four· to s ix week in·pat1enl portion of
De Paul's treatment costs about $4.000. while the
j)verage cost of out-patient services. which may
last two years or longer , is about S50 a week.
l>hys1c1ans pay their own way
That includes weekly psychotherapy for the
physicia n and his or her ramily, physical
checkups and weekly Alcoholics Anonymous
• meetings. Many choose one of the local "doc-
tors -only" AA cha pters.
Herrington, whose 30 recent M.D patients
· included a number of doctors who volunteered
for treatment without coercion. said doctors get
basically the same treatment as anyone else.
with a few twis ts.
"THEY ARE PROTECTE D because or
their special place in society." he said . "You'vt:
got to get off their professional veneer i.o they
can see who they are."
Keep it Cool
Ways to stop your car from
overheating in hot weather
As any driver should
know. a red light m eans
stop -whether it's on a
crosswalk signal or on
the dashboard of your
car.
U you ignore the red
light at the crossing. you
are uld.ng for a ticket.
If you ignore the red
warning light on the
duh that signals your
englne is overheating,
you 're a s king for
another kind of ticket
that means big bucks for
repairs.
One of the main re-
asons for engines over ·
~eating i s s imply
negligence on the part of
car owners ln taking a
few preventiv e
measures that will save
costly repair bills and
tbe Inconvenience of
breakdrnml.
. esaB AaE • few
1ua1..uom. offend by
a 1poke1man tor the
Oarter Carburetor
Division of AC F ln-
duatries. to keep your
engine from getti.D& hot
under the hood and mak·
ing you hot under the
collar. • Cbeck tbe water
level ln your radl•tor re-g u la rl y , preferably be:ore your en11ne •a..t1M UP• Add water tf
it'I low. Doo't attempl '°'~~~ cap eftM' tbl -.---,.
been running for some
t ime. You may gel
scalded b y escapin g
steam.
• Periodically inspect
radiator a nd he ater
boees for signs or aging,
cracking or s plitting.
Replace any that are
questionable. Make sure hose clamps are tight.
• Keep your radiator
clean inside and out.
Leaves, pape rs. bugs
and other debris picked
up in the course of driv·
ing can clog the radiator
fins and cause overheat·
ing. Blow them out with
an air hose or a garden
hose.
• It's a smart idea and
economical in the long
run to change your car's
coolant once a year.
Flush the radiator
before filling with new
coolanL Use a radiator
llu1hlna solution that
can be Obtained at your
local auto 1upply store.
• U you're stuck In
traffic on a bot day, ac·
celerate the en1Jqe in
neutral for short periods
to prevent overbeaUn1.
Revvln& up the engine
causes &he fan to draw
Sn more cool air ~lh
tbe radl.i«.
Overheatln1 can occur
almo1t aoytime but
l\uDmerttme 11 tbe
MUOO wben dM nelltc't·
ed coollDI 111tem
1eoerally blows ll• top.
Z'End
Most Datsun sports car owners ha ve a special license plate with a
message a bout "Z" ('ar of their drea ms. but Dr. Irving Losner has
the most hlstor ic; he owns the last six-digit plate to be iss ued in
California. 999 ZZZ. "I thought it would be interesting to ha ve the
last of the series." he sa id.
Ben Obi-wan Kenobi to officiate
BatllliUl to Marry Cat Wo:man
FINCASTLE. Va. CAP) -This his·
tone old town may never be the samt'I
after Aug. 23 when Batman manies
Cat Woman.
Rick Knobloch and Marry Anoe
C astlemeo have chosen lhe town
gazebo, an 18th century setting, for
their wedding. But the bridal party
and many or their guesu will be
dressed like 20tb century comic book
superheroes.
The groom, a science fiction and
comic boot freak. doesn't find tbe ar-
rangements at aJJ strange.
"MOST EVEllYONE gussies up in
costumes for a wedding. Ours will just
be different kinds of costumes," he
said.
"Mary Anne is extre mely tolerant
or m y peculiar forms of entertain·
ment." be said.
Ms . Castleman, an out-reach
worker for the Vtrginia Employment
Commission in Roaoote, said, "More
brides ought t.o let 11"001115 pl.an the
wedding. It's full of surprises."
Tbe prospective bridegroom's
rather. Fred Knobloch, an ordained
minister of lhe United Metbodi.At
Church. wilJ perform t..be ceremooy
dressed a s the "Star Wars"
character. Ben Obi-wan Keoobl.
DAVID CA.8TLEllAN, the bride's
9-year-old son from a former mar-
riage . will band.le the ring detail
dressed as Bal Mite.
The bridal party wtll include guests
d ressed as Superman, the witch in
.. Sleeping Beauty." and Captain
Klutz
For the actual ceremony. the bride
and groom will remove their hoods
and masks and use their rea.1 names
Women Drivers Help for
Slllluner C INCI~ATJ I AP > -Women JOb hunters
might do well to consider dnving a taXJ.
Offi cials of taxi com panies here say women
are generally more courteous to passengers. gt't
fewer traffi c uckels. have fewer accidents than
men. and tend to stay with the job longer than
men. But it isn't easy work. and it can be
dangerous.
J an Holland. 37. a former criminal 10 ·
\ esligator. began driving a taxi seven years cigo
bet·auM'. she :..a id. her former JOb caused too
much strcss
Then her t·ah was stolen acoupleof monthc;
ago "the only really bad incident l 'q ' hdd.
she said
Your air cond1 t1oner
gets a workout in the
summer. Make sur e you
c lean or r e pla ('e t he
filter at le ast once a
month. Wash reusable
hlter~ 1n a soap) ..,olu-
tion and ransl' 1n rll'an
water Dr:-thoro11~hl~
~fnrl' U.'lni.? 1l <JJ!aln
• • •
Incest is Sick
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: Can you
beUeve that re1ea.reben
are now trytna to set U1 •
to •ccesK IDcat .. ''not
neceaaarUy harmful"!
One "authority" even
IUHest.ed It mi1ht be a
good lhlnC.
tandy bara, oraoa111 buttered popcorn aoa
hambur1•u. Th•
damage done to our
stock la d..llsraceful. wm )'OU pleue print
thl1 letter In the .,.per?
Perhaps certain ~e
wlll reco1olse them·
ael ves.-BEVI!: RLY
HILLS (RODEO
DRIVE)
1 ttad a k>na article on
tbl• subject. not In a
sleuy under-tbe-counter
ma1Uloe but in Time.
DO less. The whole COD·
cept ls 10 mlnd-bo&gllng
I bad to write to you and
ult ts the world chang-
ing THAT much!? Am I
c r aiy t.o think tb1a la the
sickest of sick!
A Johns Hopklns ex-
pert aaya. "A childhood
seltual experience. such
as being the partner of a
relative or of an older
perso n. n ee d not
necessarily affect the
child adversely."
One of the authors or
the original Kinsey re-
port goes rurther. He
says . "It ls t.ime to ad·
mit that incest need not
be a perversion or a
symptom of mental Ill·
ness. Incest between
children and adults can
s om e tim es b e
beneficial."
Another "researcher"
says that "if there were
a little more touching in
t he home. the nation
m ight not be facing the
present rash of feverish
adolescent sexual activi-
ty out.side the home."
1 have been reading
your column for nearly
2S years. What you say
has a senous impact on
the m orals m Uus coun-
try. Please state your
views on this subject . I
feel as 1! I am complete-
ly out o( touch with the
times and n~ to be set
s tr aig ht. T hank you.
Ann RE ADER I:"'
T UE DETROIT FRI::!::
PRESS
DEAR DETROIT:
Tbt" "nperts" a nd rt"·
'i t"arc he r ~ ca n s a y
.,.,ba~wr the y ••h h -to
~t"ll books . shock tht"
!>Ocks off peoople on talk
'>how c;, or gr ab
n t"w s papf'r and
magaz!M space. lntts t
is a bldeoos c rim e
agai.n.s& children. and no
Valerie Sutton of
Newport Beach, creator
.......
Lattden
amo•at ot faae1
laa1u1e taa make ll •• beeeftdal. ••
OEA& BEV: O.'t es·
ped ..... ., liapro¥e-
•eat,..-.,,_ went
1lob1 a.re a.e rtda -ud
tlley aner U•J•k 10•
meaa diem. A ay klad ot aes
•lt-otlt tafonned c.•· aea& alaoald be COD· D E A R A N N
11dered aatteptable lf LANDERS: You were so
DOt damall.Jlc. How can right when you s aid. "If
a clllld &Ive informed yo u don't r eceive a
eouaat! It II not poul· thank-you note within a
ble. Evea lhoagb there r e a sonable period of
may be u absence of time -like one month
vloleoce, the act of tn--before you decide the
ce.t la aa uaaalt oa tbe bride (or birthday girl>
l.aaofttlt. Is a slob, write or call to
I lllave no credeetlala .make sure the gift waa
from Jolla Ropktna, bat received."
over lbe yean I have re-Listen t.o this: I sent
cel.ed .....,.. .... of Id· out 58 thank-you notes
&era from yomac girls for wedding alfta four
wlto laave beell Mnally d a Y s • f t e r t b e
abued try tJaeir fathers, ceremony. An additional
1raadfatbera, uaclea ·28 note11 went out six
ud bro&hen. They are days later,. We have now
patlaettc creatures bee n married on e
trapped by fear abam~ m o n t h . I did s ome
and dttp-aeatecl'feelings checking and learned
of guilt. Tbey write that 12 or m.y ~ank-you de-s~rate. pleadlntt let· notes are missing In ac-
te rs -almost ne ver lion.
atgolng a ume or 1tlving .l would hate . fo r a
aa address -askln~ fri e nd or relative to
wbat to do. f advise think I am so rude that I t b e m • • T E L L would not acknowledge
SOMEeODV AT ONCE a gift. I'm going to the
-A TEACHER, AN post offi ce tomorrow, as
AUNT A DOC TOR t he m an on the phone
YOUR 'cLERGYMAN' s uggested. I don't know
YO U CANNOT ALLOW what they can or will do
THIS TO GO ON ." about the lost .notes, but
Then. 1 pray that tbffe may be I will le a rn ~rrified UUJe girli. \\UI som e thing . P e rha ps hue~ courage t-0 take t h ey will r efund m y
my advice. SI RO •n stamps and J
In cut "~nPficial "'> ""111 only bt• out t~c ('O:.-t
Only a 'l<'k mind could "~tho• car~\ <. 1\ HOI.
haH' bat.cht'd Lhat adjec· I \.\ lllTilf n
lh t". OEAR CAROL: Don't
D E I\ R A ..; :-.: hold your breath waiting
1.1'\:"0ERS I man;1~1' for a rdond, bat your
an t' x c· I w. 1' <' ., pt«' Id It~ I t' I t t> r w 11 1 r e m I o d
'>hop \\!' h;mdlf· f1n 1• millions of readers that
m t• r c h a n d 1 '•· 'r' •J u it·~ a Jtood Idea to cbeck
~ou l dn 't bt•l 1t•ve thl! bf'lore t'Onde mnlng a
W<'ll dresc;ed suppoc;{'{J-pt>non a!'I a s lob. In·
I~ h1gh·<.'la.<>'> peoplt' ~ho cidt>nta1ly. dt"a r. girts
co me in h<>re edtan~ ace-J(t't lost as welJ as tbank-
c r eam cones. apples. you cards.
of Sutton Mo ve m en t
Shorthand, a movement
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CUSTOM FRAMING
SpecieNzing In
Hend Anlstt.d Freme•
1803 N"WPOrl Blvd co ... 1,1 M P ... d 548-4511
wnting system . \\1 11 be a ~-------~--
"Suddenly this guy grabbed me around the
neck and ordered rne to stop the cab n ght on the
expressway lie push(.'<1 me· out . ~ot in and
drove r.tway ··
Your va('uum l'lcant•r •
m ;.ikl':.. qu1('k ~o rk of
guest te~r at the C~
chetti Ballet Senunar for
Studeou at t;CI J une
23.27
She Wlll teach dancers
the Boumonvtlle balJel
tec hnique from Den -
mar k
Announcing a Summer Prnnr.:lm ForreenSr IV61U.11
When police located her taxi back in C:1nc m·
nat1, !.h\• p1ckl'<11l up and finished her shirt
t h c:..1.• pr t>·\ al·.1t ion
chores ('leaning out lug-
~a~e. )!.Olf ba)!.s. ~lt'eping
L:igs and tents A quick
once.over ~1t h thl' up·
I/ you haw on item /OT Happnung1, 3end Jt to
Jud 1th 01.:Jon cu the Dolly Pilot . P 0 Boz IS«J. Coda
M ew 92626. or call 642·4321
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[ Horoscope ]
TUESDAY, JUNF. 2A
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARJES <Mar. 21 Apr 131 All<'n
lion to details could prevent financial
loss Know it and proceed according
ly. ReJect <;uperf1c1al rt'P<Jrls. One
close to you may not bt: fulJ y awarP
of financial obl1 gat1on s You can
solve myst e r y 1f w1l11n1' to dig
beneath surface.
TAURUS (Apr 20 May 20 1:
Member of oppos ite ~ex reveals
plans . Although you may be s ur-
p r Is e d , m aint ain e motio n a l
equilibrium. Do some research con-
nected with recent partnership pro-
posal or legal agreement. Gemini.
Virgo, Sagittarius natives play key
roles
GEMINl (May 21-June 20): Accent
on home. family. decorations and
special anniversary. You gain most
through diplomacy. Keep resolutions
concerning nutrition. diet. proper
rest and work usignments. Taurus.
Libra. Scorpio nalins figure pro-
minently.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Aura
of Intrigue dominates scenario. Avoid
self-deception. See people as they
are, not merely u you Idealize them.
Define term.I, 1trumUne tedm.iques
and aet rid of superfluous material.
Piaces, Virgo pel"ICIM play signifi-
cant ro&ea.
LEO (July 23-Aue. 22): Accent on
production, aetUne resulta, inll1tln1
on detailed and accurate reports.
BuJld fOC' future .ecurUy. at•blllty
Older famJ)y member may oot be In
tune with your aaplratJ001. Be kind,
but adhere to principles. Deal wttb
Cane«, Capricorn lnd1Yidu.all.
v1aoo <Aus. 23·Se1Jl. 22>: Brine 1plritual valuea tnto 1barp, clear
foeua. Mab penoea1 •PPf81'..cea.
exiw-Idea and dllplQ UUlt1 to
lautb at JC)Ur OWD fotbl11. Art•, Ubr. ,__pa., llplfte91t-roa...
You ce able to ~ COCD• pat. tmportut. ea\pmlllL ...
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LIBRA <Sept 23·0cl 22> Spotlight
rm new financial opportunity What
'iet'med to be a IM l cause Wilt re
bound in your favor Leo. Aquanus
nat1 vei; fi gurt' prom in cnlly f'resh
approach 1s required -know 1l and
pro<'e<.-d acrordangly Old debt 1~ re
paid •
S CORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21 1
Follow through on hunch Remember
rece nt lesson:-. -you ('an successful-
ly ulll.Jz.e eltpenence One who aided
you 1s back on scene You wlll be at
right place at c rucial moment.
Cancer. Aquarius natives figure pro·
minently . You receive "br ight·
colored" gift
SAGl'ITARIUS CNov. 22-Dec. 21):
A void di reel conlrontaUON. Grasp
picture as a whole -details will lake
ca re of the mselves. Gemini and
a nother Sag1 tta r lan figure pro·
m inently. Much that occurs is behind
the s<-enes If discreet. you inspire
conridence. Act accordingly
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19):
What appeared to be a block t.o pro·
gress will be transformed Into a step-
ping.st.one for advancement. Ac~t
on emotional fulfillment, Improved
financial status and better relations
with professional s uperiors .
Aqua rius. Scorpio persons play
significant roles.
AQUA&IUS CJan. 20-Feb. 18>:
Cooperate with Capricorn native.
Emphasis on changes wblch aid
career and enhance reputaUon.
Member o( opposite se. expresses
views in surprlsinc. deUghUul man-
ner . Be recepUve and pereept.lve.
Galo Indicated throueh wrllloe
material.
Pl8CE8 <Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Actlv1·
ty cent.en around home base. Include
family members in lonl'an&e ptana
PcQotlal comea lnto fOCUI -seU·
etteem will be bel1htened. You re·
eeln commurucatM>G wb1cb coWd be cauae tor celebraUoD. Publlahlq oc
advertislnf Pt"O~ la 1potlt&bted.
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VALERIE SlJTTON
Mw Sutton. author of
''The Three Boumooville
Barres" and .. The Mon-
day School.·· will JOl.D
teachers from London
a nd Atla n ta a t lbe
school
Costa Mesa WAC
Helps Handicapped
Army PFC Cherry G.
Robley of Costa Meu u -
s is ted wilh the recent
Missouri State Special
O l y mpics at F o rt
Leonard Wood . Mo ..
where she is stationed.
Robley. daughter of
Nanc y M. Robbins .
Costa Mesa. volunteered
her time t.o belp schedule
events for ~ days at
t.be Olympics.
More than 3,000 bao-
d i c appe-d youths and
their chaperones from
throucbout lliuouri
participated in the ann-
ual event
"I felt very privilqed
to have been chosen to
help wttb something t.bat
bas so mucb Jove ln It."
Robleyu.ld.
"I have a lot ol ad-
miration fat t.beM kids
Si n~~· Colntdor runs
eoch WedM«ICl11 and COft·
coaru mformatjon on du·
C1Uli0n grovpl, portie• end
effnl1 oprn tot~ public n.
the Orang.-. Coast area
Send notice• to Sfngll'I
Calendar , Do.al11 POo«. P.O.
Boz 151JO, Costa Me.a. CA
tMU. Incl* il01'' nome
and leleplaone number.
Notfce• mun bf r1ceived
two 1Dttlu m oduonce of an
e~r.
and the people who are
involved "
During her tour of duty
at Fort Leonard Wood.
Robley serves as vehicle
dispatcher roe the post.
Tb e 22 -yea r -o ld
graduate ol Costa Mesa
High School joined lhe
Army in May ol 1979. Sbe
lives wilh ber husband.
Keneke, at lbe fort and
her fatber. Hugh B.
Sprape Jr.. resides in
Sulpbur Sprincl. Texas.
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DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS
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Like a cottage! Two fireplaces, large
family room. four bedrooms, 2300 sq
ft. and a country kitchen. Can be
purchased for 20'« with good
financing on the balance. Just
$185,000.
U~l()UI: ti()MI:~
REALTORS, 675-6000
2443 E.11•1 CoHI Hlgh""•11· Corona «HI Mu
WE HAVEU -OF THE REST LISTINGS IN TOWN
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
MIWPOnDWLD
$175.tMt ~ bdrm + bachek>r!
ll100 P'OU· 1 block to water. Ow1lel' financln1
~yea.rs! CaU fut, 7!"~~. 11\lt,'< I ti'• I
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Room\ ... OJ • ·~ • ... 2-Gary with z batha and a 1c-. 4' Bo<ttd .....o m waa DeWlJPll(la' .. au.,. .... t auu.mable loan.
Ho&.rl• Mot.·h 111.0 ject to t.be Federal Fair --~-":l:"'~.h !..."':: Hou1ia1 Act of 1"8 Built-in electric kilcben. v..-.._ llm•••• • ·.u which makes it 11i-.1 to eommun.ity pool, vacaDt
DOYll SHOUS Sll0.000
l m agine entering a sky lighted lanai &
dancing unde r the stars on a
travertine marble dance floor ; 4
Bedr ooms. 3 baths, pool & spa.
Everythin g you'd expect in a
California home. Night lights &
beautiful bay view. Owner will finance
at low interest rate. No loan fees.
WISLEY M. TAYLOA CO.. llALTO.S
2111 S-Jom4 I ... ._..
NEW,,.,.IPOR,..,,.RT" C&na. H.1. 644-49 I 0
PEMINSULA ro1NT
"'t'\\ Iv dl1l·oratcd 4 bdrm
home. Ocean view! $325.000.
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fa m ti ~·
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\\1th p1<.'r & :,,hp
El TORO HORSE COUNTRY
Hdrm.., . :1 b ;1th~: r;•nl'h <.t "'l'.
mini l'~tatt' in or~nl!l' ~roH·~. S2~9.51lll.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bay\1de Drove N 8 .. o/S -olo l
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REALTORS
'75-SStt
READY. WIUIMG & AILE
Toli.of~to,• jml~
A IPlllYAll AffAllt pritlc91d ~
Sl•CJI• f••lly dw•lll•CJ -Hd•r
c o•str•ctloa. St•••l•CJ woo4 ••d
........ , ............. CGppel' roof:
fin bedra o 1 Of' tow.-,,, ... , --'d's
••.., 1. Aa • c9) too! $780,000.
COLE OF NEWPORT REAL •
2515 E. eo.t Hwy .. c..... ........
675-5511
--~ .... -.... --i A1TDITION 8llOllEU ~ Bulld8r/...,1lau1 • ta.e 4 Bedroom 2~ Bath aarbt for rehab '"'°
..._ cm i.,.. caner kit jeda ID <>ruee C.o.. .\llU.
IU ....P for a poot commercial or in·
R..V. ace.a. <>-aer wW duatriaJ. FleJLlble oe eouider A. I .T .D. with terma. ~ clowa. IMl,llt. The Gncary Co.
RCTaylorCo ~m--
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---------i.oc.&ed ca t.be Z-'akk aad ll.5X ,.,.. make
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' Mrai J Ba, .-fed plaM for lift.ill WI> al
aueata. llltcbea re-modeled, tile floors,
Roman betb. larle tree
shaded !tot. 11 'lS.GllO.
u.e.ua.aairatblo'. There are two 3
bidaw, fa. z bMloom
aad one hedwlcJr mita.
All have 1ara1es &Del
y .... Me--... terat IMn &Del OWll«
will carry taree zad T.D.
fl\&D price s:a.•. Call
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I PROPERTIES
mea•lltm I LM ASSUM••tLM.
M09UAl•YI•
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LOWDOWN
Ulte new ..oaide ud out
with new cpt'I aod a
cmy fireplaet! in this al·
~.,..._ trart.ive 3 bdrm, 2 ba ""'" rilrt• Clf<lt U•.UfHCfU.l/OCl~tffl ::..ame~·~·qu~b~: UDOISLAND
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din nn .. 2 atona; ltnd
t.o str'eet. 3100 sq. ft. 00
Vi.a On>eto. 137'.IDO.
ManbaU Rlty STS-tlOO
ftlt.ertaineT "s deb .... t is .. _.. ..._
&"' I -I..-; •oa-and a kJw down. Only Um abeolllt.dy beaullfuJ .J•& .. AMDS *.900. Act now, call nee. borne L ovely Juat bsted t.bc "lmpouJ· '7t-SJ70t.oday.
COW'tyard eatry, spark!· ble to ftAd STEWART A-~ pool aod~10a MOEL LS E gardm~ maod vie~,;~~~ L TAT mAD me VJeW of bay &c cny T _
..._.____ blhts 2 lt•tDI rooms ~'i:°ldLD.C°'t°~ REALTORS
---• •-w1frplcs. wet bar 10 INTS tam1ly rm, lusunous 2 awry, s bedroom. 3 ..... ,.._.. 1006
R_,.,..,. .. ,.. u .. ~.-and tbe owner ha1 c,.,..1.,.,.,.1«111 ...... advertise. ··an~ pre-~All 751.mt W• f ... .._ ~rw!"~., !~'° fereoce, I.imitation, or ·CCI
Prune chlples, eorner kit. rm.ur suite wrtb sunken ~~~rn;'~0!-~ --·••••••••-••••••
Iota of charm, cleaa and tub. lmmac. move-10 vaubed ttlbD.&. Frend> S..lerftOlll ~ 11.iu ion H 111 s Coon try oea.t. Only llJ.S,000. C..U coo d tt 1 o o : Cr e at 1 v e doan 111 aasa •e fireplace Ctt.armiDa Balboa duplex
Club.3br,3ba.uplf1lded. _oow,S.ZJU linaoan& avatlatMe. Call wall w~ bar. 2 ,,_.., offeriq 2 +den owners 111111n1na1 11-.. 1 ,,~ diacrimin•tion based oo • _ S BR, 4 Ba. custom ~~~ v.ani...i "'° race, color, religion. sell, SELi.:.CT . w ate rf root b om e ,.~ 11...,.~1• :t: or narinn•I .....&-'-or an PROPERTIES W/17s31' pvt doc It. ,_.=i:= ;,.-:!:."::_ ... Y Pric ed Sl ,295,000.
Unused. L1aury condo '.,._ ' '· ' ' ' ' · ·• DOW ~SJ70 tugh formal d.&D.iq ,.;;;r:i umt w llarge SUDdedl • =z0::,y~~~: [ ~ lf~IUI -A usrA rt ='7.:~:;:;:"'::E; =.~,::r.::,~ 8USINESS, INVEST· llHCUUUll ... ......... ... t:UCb prefereoc_e, limit;!!· COS1'AMISA Swider w /trade for MENT, nNAHCE :.<•\'. uan.ordiacrimmatioll. ••~-................ -PForalm Sprin00e~ ... ~~~!!.: trade for eqwty m Npt. · -REALTORS 19.SOO Hoff , agt. Pacesetter
:!::~~~Ip~' .J•IO _,_..____ deta1.15 ......,........., :~~~~:~~' ...,,) nu newspaper will oat Well maint ained by and appt to see, call
or Laguna home w/vi~ 8raad New Lu Veps, ---------• 6ll·7l00 M.a. Reahy.al.(1196
at yard. Dou&las Honig Nev. aanale family ZSlary 2 Bdrm. I~ b9tbs.
Monr> t.Q i.o.o ~ kaowinfly accept aoy oriPW owners. Owner Carol Hoff, •st. 131-009'.
,._, v.-an1...s• :mo advert ailll for real will carry lAt.. $110.000. Prioc. Only.
11"'14 .. <> Tr•' ~ CalJ646-ll71 ---------r n4-973-ll91 (Owner) bomH. Now avaU for MIWUSIAl&S PaUo + prage apt. + 2
untY• lease optioo. only DUPLEX · doora to oc:aAM l'la .. S rooms Ii bath l •H l
MINllNCEMEMTS, :::-;::i:.~ ID 'rio&a· Ol'fN ''' Y. ,, HIJ"' 1or1 >. '' -49All.£S7 A-e:;;J.~~~N~ ~100 !• l~tdlfl i!:'!•E.-'::i!::
MOO/mo. Call oow, bead:I, Two-2 bdrm + Deloe~Mabdna qmn.en. ~.ooo. Call SlSOODOWM .,.......... oner's J*1. Good swn· ma. Flreplaceeech •-IT.MBZI With a oew ~ loen al ---------1 mer/wanter rental. •+EXTRA PARltlNG! --------
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1.ep1 """'-\OW ._.. ~...,... tral atrium. Load.a of
12~~ int«est. Jt may be laOOICYllW <>waer f1aibM oa rananc. pert eel to 127$.•i .aAL F...a.1' pmaibAetoownthlata.ree co.eo me. lnldle, «c. Submit. Imme z Story l Bdrm 2 Bdrm 2 bath home. Spedacu.lar 3 Bd.nD 3 SMl.000. ..... .., ,,. home. and ,-qrtn.
~ .. ~1~ t:: C:...$69.teo 1lau-brl1bt and ....,.,a....· '>tOO .., .... ,..,... ~ 3 bedroom. areal home cheery . U p1raded
Overtoob I use ~-bMh condo wtth atri™· •• •• • Lee patio. u n .ooo. ~ &IU. Sharp, deao ~ _...., pebot At 2 UNITS · 2 bdrm + 1 •675-7960• LOUlalCHT'a
Tmd• SEIYJCES -,_.. ' •ll:A;. n. or rmtal with a kJiw ta· carpets, djart1al lake
'mitt Otrtaoo il.lilO DAIL 1' PILOT a ~ ... ~umab&e ~-viewd tool !b loeeb to temmJ
==~ 9 •950· Call. \acbed double prap. A = tooo be~ 0~ ~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ & A.ec. 675-lll I
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old Seabhiff townboule 1--------___ =~:=~~~ ~~· ALLSTATE ~~,.f.'58~~-r ........... t..jw1>•t• r• :::: COWIO'fS COMDO i~~ W)li(1 ffere•s • place for you! Phah eartbtone CaJ"Pf.'l. htt i.o hu ,.,.. , Big 4 bedroom 2 batb sbmien, quality drapes. ~'!.,":~:';..,~ = W1lh commUD.ity stab&ea. w a 11 paper. A JI th~ ~oood. = ndinl rina. RV starqe, ame:f"5· •.900. CaU
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laAMD HEW DUft.EX!
Corona del Mar! Remodeled 3BR. 3
bath, 2-story home -lg master
suite. French doors. frpl<;. 2BR rear
unit w /lots of paned wmdows for·
lig ht. open fee~ing Both uni~s
w /mini-ocean v1ew. Owner wtll
assist w /financing. $325,000. Holly
Mark as 644-6200. ( U-56)
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642-1235 644-6200
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110111 ILlllS CD.
OVER 65 YEARS OF SERVICE
UOOISU
One Of Newport Beacb'a M06t Desired Areaa
With Private Beaches. Tennis Courts &
Clubl\ou.w. TradlUoftal Five ~ Home
Wltb Boot·Uned Detl 'Study, Large Formal
Dlnln1 Room. Maeter Suite With Spa.
Eitce1>tlonal Olferlng On Large Lot.
S£LLER WILL ASSIST JN FINANCING.
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MOiai NOMI Rec~~ted, New Cllt])e'U le Drapes. On• Wlth A Bonut Room. Localed
Near )fo,g ttoepftaJ. OWNER WILL HELP
WITH PINANClNG. 921.500.
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BALBOA ISLAND R.L TY Xlnl k>caUoa. Prmc. cmly • ,. ............. I 0• ~ Under szao.ooo. Owner 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!~I , _.. REAL TORS _.. ....._ ,4
6 Bdrm. 4'-· lrn \
Southport modt I
will carry. 5'.l--CMZ5 8kr. I;: ---------• •••• .. •••••••••••••••••
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UTTU ISLAND DOU HOUSE
Just steps lo bay. Cozy 2 Bdrm.
with beamed ceilings. paned
windows. used brick. Owner will
assist with financing -would like
long escrow. Exclusive listing .
$295.000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
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ORANGE COUNTY
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per mo Tbui locllldel all Br. 2 Ba, 1• 1q. ft.. lyn • Whelan 5 Bdrm, family nn, poot
property . la.Jlnes + lot.a! old. ,..,. 54J·50D. home, pvt beaches. $2500 LWi:llJ'Y Twnbae, prtmc ma~ Owner b.aa TMI a• JS Real EstaCe im. A#. 87~8170 loc , 2Br, 2Ba, IC pvt tu problem1 • must DramaUc 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, FM 1 MOCMC pat.ao, AC, Wahr/dl'Jr,
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care landscaplq. Steps r~. many atraa. pr door c>peftel', coaun.
away from tlubbotae. 15210.000 3 Br, 1 ba, 2 car 1ara1e. pool, gardener, walk to
pool, tauua cru •~tee •-Mee_. _. A.dWt.a only. 2lm Caoyoa ICboab, it.ores. No pets
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Al1llcbed dbl pr. ca cW· wtila I.us• encl paUo. _. --
de ·1 a c 1lreet. Near ~ J~ miles from the GlllMTIB Zif'.
room and hvinc room, QimpMHly ref~.
many ~•,raa ID thus one bAoclt to beach. You
beautifully decorated own the laod. Gre•l
home. aito,000, AalWDe A-•--'"" ..,,,... 000
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set.m. Newpmrt fnrJ. awf. FUii price ODIY Byowno.r. ll00.700
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a.Ip OD f&Daadol. la· 1--..... TO .... ---i d i•ldaally metered. ....a II.A.CH aa.. • retriprat.on, $91.IOO
clOMd 1ara1e1. Call Lawauumabae4Bdrm2 16-tlll bath, fireplace , owe
2nd. A&ent. &4&-3255
WOODIUMM
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alter plan and all the
ameoiUes of l.alte. t.ennu,
pooh, eod spea for
$127,000. Good llna.nc1111
avail.
644-7211
/.JD.NIGEL
GAILEY &
ASSIJCIATES
e:dat.ln« loan. ....--.......,.. -· ~
on Newport Pawuna.I• Pnnopab, buyer, apll. 4 Br, rrplc, quaet local vu, 3rd level. frpl, 3
Bay I oc at 10 o w 1th GM or HB uk for 8111 1~ be, 2 car 1u1r, &rdnr, pa\Jol, 1'7~/mo. 7~91518 beau\lha.I beach Adult ll'.ll·leM ' IB75&:Jl-Oll97 e ves
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1213 N CO~"l' HWY
LAGUNA liEACH
497-4848
B8A,DIAY
Breathtakio1 ocea.o view
fro m lbl1 eac1t1og 2
Bdrm, den home 10
Emerald Bay f'eat.ures:
aperlllhng s w1mm101
pool, and cJowtna par·
quet floors. Sbort walk to private beach and tennJs.
Owner wHI finance
$419,000.
don osen
community 28r 2ba ---'nJRTI.EROCK 4 bdrm.
C&ll Jo-Ano Dora.n, All 3 Br 2 Ba. Meu del Mar. Beauty, Atrium, a 1 r
851 ·862'.2 l•--------•I avaa.14/21. ~. cond . s prinklers, aep 21 UNITS ____ 7S4--0elll <ho rm Ire tam rm. etc GreenJear offers <"ho1« home LD s • AdJl Pk, CM, ..... Qwww .... d KIDS/PITS<* Very nice! Sll85 mo. to
acnbreneM5 Ul62 Pndealownenb.&pwuts. E ·S I DE s pa c 10 u s respom1ble party. Avail
Orner Will bdp r~ Townhou s e . l(araae. Aug. lit. Call MS-2233 -·--~~11111-.. C .... ~.•,.--1 _________ ] and w1U cua.rant.ee to-fencf"d, patio Ut5. day 6~eva .
...--,,,. ---UDO UY94& creased Income ror 6 642 2510 648-41148 ""POtMr' 5 ..W Beau:ufw dbl wick ·n mootbs . Good rental -' ----WOODBRIDGE 4 bdrm Only 3 yean oew with IADcer ZB zs. are a 10 Hunllo1too Zbdrm I ba 1araice $400 2''> ba fireplace, 2 car
vawled wood beamed avtni .,;~ Pri·:,: beach_ 7~ lDJ No pet.a Avail 7 20 2208 earal(e Pool .. t.auwl c e 1 I 1 o 1 1 , 1o11 rm el rmt a.ale < FRJ02I A Placen\Ja, ~ 79113. ~rm _&60-__ 991 ___ _
kitchen. beJcooy 1ame ~ ..... .-......... ...._
rm•sx7'spau:lmaat.er ...,....,_.._, J_ QUAIL N1ce2bdrm fencedyard i..lle•I•• I• Wood·
bath PLUS m11Cb more. 154-7070 ~ paint 2:54' Ora.nae bri .....
Now offered et ooly !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I PLACE HwM A $400 lit wt • 3 Br 2.,., Ba. fam. rm Na.ODO. ()wner-fhwlc· 5 STA.a SI.SO +S«u.nty ~me rP central A/C, 'usb lngavail.CALLt44-7211 _ NOPHTilS· ----covrd patio W/•ulo
DOUlll W1DI OCEAN VllW spnnk • lr1 1undec1t. -Large ramily room, 2 IC,.. Tl J:lO ,_....I Z bdra + Z ~ C.... 9lO Nopeta 7~z:i60
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v-emotJoaa.I aingle dowmtain, end unrt OD LAGUNA B""•CH . ~Tiru7\Jles. $44.*. Call Duplo.b, Lll a rawokl. ~L Mela Del Mar fam hm 3 eludes water, uac al pool -·~ lake. u1r. aa1uma ble """' -• teno1i. Avail Bil ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I lt«J. Family room bu 497-4848 W AMTID: , . , . , , ...., I pk i 3 yrs ge Ur. 2 Ba. 11 yd. dbl gar. · = overtle•d uyUgbt and loan, u v.%. $lOl,OOO. BLUFFS CONDO To [ I auunable loao. IS~ 1595 mo 6U 7104 ~622beve11 ____ _
llESA NORTB·3Br, luce cracklina brick Qualified buyers only. CONTEMPORARY rentorlae/opt.MO-e0l9 ~ l!UliJ1·U dowo . leverage · ap Ma.a <kl Illar 4 bdrm -2 IJniv Park , 3br , Zba. 1~. doM to ada1a • rlrep&uce . Take over _AP'P __ ooJ_y_._tM-__ Z581S __ • ___ 1 CONSCIOUSNESS il'i.\i~·'J: prec11Uon . abelters d f
sbopp1.q. ... SllO. Bkr. payments or $680. Pl. &.inoy home on a large ----------iL ;::~~~~~·~~· ~ 8)0t'D64().5JS7 be Cam1ly rm . 1625 mo ;iuc 1Y1· tam, rm,.8 ;~··
151-0.95 OUr maoa1er'a choice ** llWJ I ltJ(8 Jot and feutunnJt a ceo· IMYISTC>aS = <<i ll bdorf" l!AM • Aft d 1 1.. • " ~--------1 tarUle "BntBuy".Call IUolll~ tral atrium, nrlvacy, 10"' DN·ASSU .. ABL£ MOllUHOMIH-1. ••MOHIWUHITS 7PM 7~.()147 •644.(17111 21J500S40t. Fentaatlc Twnhae, E . 11112-9'311. lo fabulous WOOD· .. 7• --------side, $19,900. Lo dwn, BRIDGE ESTATES. A beams Mod J spacious LOANS m or over park. sm pet 4 Uruts at 1216.000. 3 bdrm 2 ba. hreplac-e. llNTALS
owe ba1 at llW~. 3br. ALLS.,." TE r are WAS HI NG TON bedrooms. Sl!i9,000 Wto'll pay oe1tauve for 2 OK. 2Br. 2&, nr bch. ~o ~:..c::i!i~i.~i..,. patio, lorae biack)ard 2 br + 0 2i,,ba SllOOfum ~ ft E* 111 rrodel. Thia lovely 229& LINGO yrs. \~). Zl!l!I Yl")er,no ~t.a.le(JO 2br2i,,ba ........ SlSOO 2 ,ZOOOsq · pr sqf\attacbedhomedoes REA.LESTATE 3Br,2i.;Ba,2 styCoodo T.+oiw l2~ilrv .fuedrau ~l8Jti Jbr2ba ...... Sl 000fum
door opener. eoto REALTORS 1odei!d "abow lik e a 4~1 O YT oew) Bltns, encl ........_.._. 'r.il.lovatmu 64.Z·lMXl 3 br2~ba ........ Sl.500 spriak~Priabd.rm mode l ". H UOt.: COASTLl.N VJ garage •/opener . 972-3421 ll.MTSCM ~~w lbr, 2Y,ba , 4br2illb• .......... S850
.. w/pwt . •· llu11~4 b.&deaway mast.er auile E EW rrom Reduced t o $119,000 ~db ~11}1. OWC mJ crownt', frpl, d1a· 4 br2""4 ba .......... a:iO ly.Ow8er/ql~40. llwl I -104Z ond 1erarlous cur ved lhia n chly decorated 3 M24181or~ ..OSHSSIOM a.l U~ ·~ dwn. Thia ~. traab compac 3br2ba .......... tBClO
-·· II .. • •••••••••••••-•••••••• 8lalreaae htghllcht thaa Bdrm home. Refreshing "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I D. .._ ~, makes seo5e. tor . car door o~oe r . An.abe1mffilla -• us ~·__.,, ...1f•~o1-...... _, 1pa off maater 1wte. "' 000 uwu, Uxee>, 2 es· ,.. . .,.._ .. Jlut aell. EZ care 2 U'a True! 930,000 down :;:::-.;,."'-· tM>AU• 13:58.000. VERY UNUSUAL pa.ncbi, C'etltral Orange Dcm'twart,b&r.f7t..4311D 1'7SO mo 249 0 1Je B
Mdroom coDdo, Im· bu1s 1111,000 home oa -.:iCLUSIVELY By owner. Luxuriolll County. ~1-4579
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lol oa cv.J-de.uc a. Try orw. $71.SOO Aaawoab1e ~.._.. 1048 bu. I ~ mi·1 lo bch ui 5 br, 3"'9 ba, W•ubff CCK00271 lftOr'f 2400 v~ '600 mo Will pro VA.~~757l ~~~Byowner ....... $.iM·.;OOli••• .. ~.C.:!:·ae~efC:J!,~ _uu. __ ~5231 w.l.~, •••••••••••••-•••••••• ~t>~.' 4!Hi 5660 ask for '--Jm-t.edl 3241
ONO rm. (714) t'11·744IO Prine. SPYGLASS HILL. cuatom 972·842 1 FOil LIASI f r• v.., )234 ...................... . REAL°""'!~A'T'r w 0 0 D B R I D G E ~y.2 =:,.BR.·..!·~ Qnly. fn~b Tudor, 14 Jloclty ------~ 2 bedrooal 2 bath ........................ OCEAMYJIW ~'"'~ LAKEFRONT. Cov· •• .,... ., ,..... ---------F.1c1t101 tri level 2 ,., .. .., co.UT-•. declt, brtlst . bar. Sh•k.e -..HOUSI~ Pohrt.. 760-9.sU MIWPORT llACH home Mu1100 Lakes FAMILY HOME Bdrm. d 1·h
mni.eu. in&lAm model Richly up· roof. Totallyup~dedl ~ $IO,OOO DO~ Terrific summer or re· Country Club . CoH 4 bdnn. + bonus rm .. 2 +1 eo w 1 many graded. Pvt . be11c h ..,.....,ION R TY 23141 ~ ,... Cr ,,....,. •. t ho 2 8 1-... ten.nu pool Beautlfully b f 1 d h h amrn1 1es, 1n a IUJM'r ~ -J • wreo:len me r .,. . . a ., rp C., Ill WI r. l~attOO. ft>N\/mo lac.
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Asdume the existing amortized toa~. ONLY $149,900. Dan Johnson
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1111-+'-.. ·:."' n1' Spec. 1 bdrm prdeti apt ooans•tl2·1111Z COUMTllY Weekly rental. lovely secretarial services. re-Irvine area. 2 01 J BR.
l1t0 aq. tL '95-0 ~o· ~·DO~ AlJ~Uls pd .-. z "'-be. sar. c hildren. stn11ea~r:1•bedroom ::::a~.s~~f~t~t~::: ::=:tt. ::;:.W~ ~~e lhi~'~:r::~J ~ EIPuertoMes.a No p ell. u 75 t mo apta.•townboula. 6/28-7/1.9.87~eves. HEADQ U ART E R S 873-5701 Eves •
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Vuta Ho1ar, aew ••••••••••••••••••••••• StOO/mo. 221151 Miner St, ocean Vle'W, z bdrm. 2 __ r .. ~~-poala&e meter,utJl.pd. and t.be l~e.) Rent $300 angry over s uch a silly
cupeta.pa.iAL a:iO mo. SUltflilER RENTAl-5 TI~9803.213-$-U·'TZ3&. ba . hreplac e, Full ••HOWIE•• Secretanalserv1ce or leaa. Needed by Jul) t.tung.. &Ue'S I was Jl&St
'l'llHSB. By week or month. no wit • It RaltalSb&riD&Sttvice pbonea.nswering,typiog. l6 Wnte. Ad •587. PO t.oosen&attve Margaret ree. Agt. 675-8 170 21lr, lba, avail June 20. No au Y ameo ies. tua Roommate f'cw You + much more·caU Large 3 bdrm. 2.,... ba. __ ...:;... _______ pets, childre n OK . $800 per mo. Wkdys 9153-05797d.ays~ 714.s.sz.3030 Box 1560 Orange Coast Lolt&Fomd 5300
w/stud y Duplex near Beautifully furn1!.hed $&25/mo.646-3627. -...... ~~· Wknds • Eves ----l>ally Pilot C<.t.i Mesa •••••••••••••••••••••••
beach, fireplace. Non Pent House 1 bdrm. _,LUN Share 2SOO rt. Condo w1lh •NEWPORT BEACH• 92626 or t e lephoo eL·--------•I
srmkenl. $750. 646-'303 Count r y C 1 u b I 1 It e SpaP~2 bBrL, U2F°[_ A. i:rsdu.Jt.s _Ex_tt_UU_' v_e_B_a_c_h_. _P_a_d.-2 pool & great view. The • PRl ME LOCATION • 673-7654
facilities $1050/mo. .. .,. " bdrm b H.i b Bluif.a. S27S per mo +.,., 50 ydafrom waterfrool ' fRHMll AM 700.9117 Complu. Patio, view. · 2 a . IC nse. utils Call 557-7883 or 500 f'l ....... /lnftt/ .,.._...,, frplc. e ncl gar . gas Waterlroot Newly de· 64C).Q3ll sq AK FIE£
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crafttmao1bap . 2Dd C •JC .. --1.atiecw1mal1Joba mt AvUa . ...ac74 G d' d ll au~.--"" Profeaalonal Window ....... bl:& lllr P&.lom rn•--18-C Ur n:l'J"Z:W l73-0.l5I Ex G de Co pl O.ul/ ra m1. emo . P LIP~.. at.er.k>rates,lmmserv cleanrn1byJoeDuUels. bo. Uc'd. 91%.&114 -..................... p. ., ner. m . tioD. Sltlploader. dump. .;;;:;:;;................ -.-./93&-n-'9 s..ncbea Plumbinl Cop-ru-~
---------Onvew.,_, walla. IMILIC>el £LECl'RlClAN yard ma int. • cln~. truck. Trees/ yrd wort PETERS p AJNTING per re· pipes, hou~ea/
Formica Work u&m Bliod•Ub Uynupr Beal r.iles. best PdelMl·lOMorS..ZlU 131-1J5'7 E:apr'd ReH R•tee. KerrrSehub'•P•per ap&s,add.lboG.1,palines. STOP!!
cabioeU. am .)Oba. •all ~ 548-4~05 __ worllmaoabap Small Lawmtrtmmed•edled. I' di , I Free Eat. Call Gene !:1'ru~= drains & repa i r s . Take tame to relax and
maila. 1*casesm.ICllM J'-"1 :-tanm~ up'"·• bus1 ,llOtlsprderred.67s.a.u5. clt.all-upe.baulinl -·•-••••••••••••••••• ~ '31m17.M2·3384 ~~l h8';!'~·1 ~·:,f,1~~~
Cl.ISTOlll INTE.RlOR Ill."->'''' our 11\.\11 ' .\ ;.:uod l'hen> i. .m 1 a.,, "'.1} for MZ·990'7 Wat• REAU..Y CLEAN Floe ~. p1iatao1. St ........ ~ Cadillacs to Go Carts Clasi.1f1ed Adl>. And 1f
CARPENTRY ..... , I•• tdl IJt"l>lll•• .1hou1 '•IW' tu ~di thal 1111 \rll' Garcleniog laDCbc · ROUSE? Call Gia&bam Lac/Ina. Try me. R ·~-;:;;.:;~·~=· Whate\ertht: fojd }OU have M>mcthin~ l'1
ByJay 542.am& •I 1, .,.,lh ,1 II•.,.'"'' \ou n11 loru;t'r Ul>l· Ju:.1 tree tru~miDI ~~·. Gtrl.Freeest.~sm Sinor.~ Rt1ll l·molltht>market !>••II. C'U ll a lrtc n<ll y
SELL idle items wnh .i l l,1"1t1t•O ad l'ho111• <Hht'lt 1 ... 1.• 11 111 thl· movaJ Free atimate. f\nd what you want m llllllST. "l-1439 W1th a<.:1~,1fll'i.l \d Class1f1t!d Ad-Visor Jl
Oluly Pil<>I Classiftf'd Ad &I.! 5tmi l 'lu.....-.1l1t~I' l'all 612 ~7X N-l.M9 Daily Pilot Classifieds. CaMified Ads 642-5678 Want Ads Call &42·56?8 ~I So.,.' &12 51>7>1 _ 642_·56_~-----__
ProfesaioDaJ Tberapeul1c Afternoon auto routt' av;ul
mauage. Lic'd . NB 111 South Lagunu. SSOO +
Apptoaly .Steve.~·2817 prol1l per mo. Mu.;t ha\t' _.;;.:_ ________ , i.mBll car & L·xprnt.>nCl'
f\w_Ld~S360 lJ\ auto sales rouh•s Call
••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr Emsh.·>. 951 7113
81R111 CONTROL CTR Tubal ater ilizataoa ANS.SERV Pleasant11t1•
bylaparoscopy (Band· NB E).per or .,.,11 train.
Ajd SUrgery) & Vase<:· ~11 Shift 631·5640 __
tomiea 17752 BeachiiU'T. MANAGER AS
Blvd. H.B. <n4)1M8-6330 • SIST •
FREE Couple Wife off1c·e. · Hus band /ma tnlcnanct'
Pr991•cy
Tfffillg
ABORTION
200 Cnits. <keansadc Ei.
penence reqwred TSL
\tgnt IH2 1603 ------
ARTIST
1il'G1M1 .. (A*ep)cw Graph1rs Full trme. e~ Lout ~Ma penenc~ 4 -da~ \O t-ek
Heneflts 979 it>tiO •LowFM._...s -----
~Tesh, C-lag. Artist. F T produnron, s.-r M~..tiola srr~n pnnling, relatt'd
TELLER
Columb1.t Saving~. a pro·
~rt'ss1vt• organ1z.1t1on.
h:c. a ~rowth op)'.>Ortunit)
a'a1lable tn its ,\nahe1m
admm1i.tral1ve 0Cf1res.
T~ ptn~ or 3.'> W!'lm and
good cu~tomer rl'lut1on-. skills art> reqwrro. !.IX
rmnthl> s&L or bJnkmg expenencc 1s preh.•rred
This pos1t1on offers a
beautiful wurk E'O\ iron
ment. tup -.tarting ~ala~
and outstand111~ ~nehb
tnclud1ng dc'ltal. com pany paid l.'B n>t•r appart'I
and frt't' pJrktnJ: Please cJll Nanc) Pt'rrin ..it
11111 77tl 7101 for mort•
111 for ma t um
llU<PR /GH Offlu
We are a youn1t consult·
1ng farm 1n Newport
Beach whoi.e bkkpr 1-.
getting marnro Sunday
Flexible hri.. Xlnt
benefits Salary upen
Call Glenn Olsen
&14·9li-'
CLERICAL
Securities processing
clerk for Fashion Island
investm ent f arm
Processes new invest·
rn:>nts involving bank de·
posits & d etailed
folJowup lnvest~nl or
banking exp. helpful. cau : 11.a. 640-o 123 BOOKK t::EPER 1''1C M u s t b e a b I c t o d o I '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1191'!!!!!!!!!!"
quarterlv taxes . Vaned ::lencal
s m . bus tncsi. j ccts SECRETARIES
P time. 960-87>!0 Em'lloyment avail. in
multi i.urroun drn ~ ...
Compet1l1\'e pa). rn
tcrv1ew & ht re For mon•
mfo. call Tod St'n 11.'I!:.
IOOICl<EEPER FUii charge exp nee ..
AP. A /R . ra y roll.
pa) roll t axes 556· 1600 !179 8900
COt::-ITER llELP
i''u II tune. P tr count Pr
help & '>andw1rh ffi:j n
Expenence prdcrred
Gan ·s Deir 675 21\JJ -
F.xpenencro Gardener
Two da)\ a week i,., da>
~uo;t ha\e eqwpment,
locauon~meoShore
760 9066
Counter lfrlp. drv t le.in Fanlll<1tor'l Wantf'd. BCI
1ng plant EJ~lbluf f Lafe manilgeriwnl sk1lb.
CleaJWrs 2.>li t:.ii.1bluH non profit family plan
Dr N II 644 ~ ntnR & educational aRt.'n
. r) nds pit & r l people lo
COUNTERHRP Sandwich '>hop, ('.tfrtena
~l>IE' Salnrhu.'O·~. 19732
MacArthur Bl . Irv Q>n
terpomte Plaza. ~·htnd
John VJltntlnt' & AS!>O<: Interview:. 9.\'.\l to llAM
955 13i7
train ai. leaders of dt'
c 1~1un md k 1na.:
w •> r k s h o p s . C J I I
71~·956 -1630. l''CI 1>11
wkdn. II JO lO !I JO for 1n
l~e"aPL__
-c···M·E·R·A-, .. ER·s·o-H-!;u:RJCAL.
For Utho o~. GENERAL
-O>untE'r lldp lOpm barn
\\'1m:heU ., Donu~ 2!13 t-.
lilh St .(.'~
~1lt• Clerk. a ~upt·r JOI>
.,.,th a a.:old & ~•her trlld
1ng 1 u Toµ PJ) &
l>t'aef1t-. t '<1ll ror aplJ
714-631 7475 ---At least 2 )t-llr~ e~per OFFICE CREDIT ASS'T ~1 oral oc .. 1~n· r. 1·\p..·r
0 GROWTH ,....,...
PEOPLE .-
THE
ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
............ wtr.g
T" • produt·t:; Call for 1n
-9P°'t-Op &-. 1erV1ew 964 4794 J:.k tor Columbia •C MlftcJ & Refe.r-'1r M
preferrt'd t::xct•llenl Permanl.'nt & t>Jrt ta°""·
cum p<1nv bt>n c-C1l ~ lmmed1Jte oPt.>nmg i-;, Salary rommt'ns uratc l't.'llent t,\ptng ~kilb rl'
with e'<penenrc Apph 4wred Call for au 111
lmnrd open1.111t for t'X 11nl> ~ull 11rt1t• ~Jlt'
!Jt'r Crt•d1t A-.,1-;tant OK Call~7 ~ _
.,. heavy phone ex~r m Food St'n u·c "urk•·r
PART TIME EVENINGS
Recome \l tra ine d sales counselor
<ovt.'r 21) with the Jim Long &
Associatt'S Agency to super vise and
ch aperone DA ILY P l LOT carrier
bo}s a nd girls on a one-on -one basis,
t.•\en1ng s 6 to 9PM . We need
c·on<·erned. mno\.at1ve persons who
an• looking for a lucrative part·time
pos 1t1on S4 hour t o start; $100. week
potC'nll:il ('a ll 642·4321. PXL 250
hN·.:.etr.: cJT1J 6?:-.1. Ask for Lon . rd --So•inqs and Loan
• M • d I. C 0 I & ·\rt 1'eedll·work .,hop Anociation tn pt:rson to Paul Ward ten lt'I' uur • rt>d1t dl.'pl (,ood , r .. rlen ral sk1lli. t"''l'nll.tl I T :.!vrn lu •I'm "°" Xlnl ro berwCit<. 1-·llr l~ru Thu,... t.Jm to 12
appt r all P..r,,onnt'I Sun SJ !Kl p.·r h11ur \pp !>Orn? exµ\'r llt'l' 1-nr rn(11 I .qual Upµt~ Emplo~ .. r
I aacw• Accepted. call . 675 H!ll. Ill 5 Jo.1--... -------
or Seth Shenton 759.0653 Orange Coast * Co11fl d•11tial & Tues -Sat -Dail Pilot . L I:: R K M a n a ~ t> r .
330 W ~> Strt>et l'-OSllll'lll':., gift!>. c:ani.,
~ h Lur1 ' h1 trht•11
--<m-074-; afkr luJm t11r DISTRICT MANAGER TRAINEE
Ci r culat1on d epartment has an
o p e ning fo r a trainee .in the
Ci rculation. Sales . Ser vice and
Collecllon Area. Selected applicant
will receive a liberal starting salary,
r egularly scheduled raises. b~nus
opportunities and m any frin ge
benefits such as paid \acattons. paid
group insw;ance, life insurance and
dental coverage. Must he 18. have
good drl\ ing rt>cord. Hours generally
llA M t o 9PM . Monday thro ugh
Friday. Saturday overtime available
3s needed. If you are q ualified and
interes ted in learning newspaper
c·1rculatton business. come in person
~nd ask for Harry Seeley or Ken
(;0<idard before lOAM or after 2PM.
Monday throu~b Friday.
--Peno.alC_... \.':i~'T MGR t'dbm 1 h.11n
llRTH COMTROL nt'eds ..i!>'-1:.tant t-Jhm
SlBHJliTIOM or reta1l t•xp pn·f\I (.;..ill
For iwfoiwtto. _.a. ~-au_ree_n. 1>42·41~0 _
l9dlah appabclw ..t,
a*
CAUFORMIA
P'UGHANCY
COUNSBJMG
SERVICE.IMC.
APCARE
NEWPORT
BEACH
752-0053
SANTAANA
972-3104
H,.._a Espanol
EnPo°f'UW"! & Preparation ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7075 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Typist with typewntcr to
work al my home Hou~
&days open 497 4~ -
Hetp Wan~d 7 I 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ACCTG BKPNG
Bah)s1ttcr. m) homl'
Do\er ll1ghhinc1 ;in"'·
wkdys !148 2106 :.tfl i l'\1 ---
U il b.) s 1 I l <: r . ma I u r l'
woman for 11 m1> b.:1h.'
~ ~ h o m l' • 11 a r h 11 r
Adarru. area 751 467:!
SAVINGS REP
Will Train
The :-0.ewp()rt Bear h or
Ct re of u growt.n~ "a" rnJ?~
and loan has a full lirrw:
opemng for a Teller Six
monthi. experat'nce 1:.
preferred. but ""l' wall Iraan a sharp md1v ulual
wrth a strong ca.,h1t•nni:
background W corr er
•Excellent sal<tl)
•Fret' parkm.:
•Paid mt'l'hcal dent JI
•Frt>c tareer app.arel
•Prohl ShdnnJ(
We will be mterv1cw1n~
oo WEDNESDAY. Junl'
25. from 9 AM to 4 P~1
Please call Venda <1l
BankrngTEUER Costa Mei..t. C1\ Exp preC'd. &IO 73i3
!>42·4321 Newport Centt•r Op Equal Opportun 1 l~ CLERKS
portun•l> for a 111Jlun· l::mplo.>er Police cle rk . <,alary
J>t' r.<X1 tu I ea rn S&. L ~ ' lll!!!l'!!!!!!!ll!!!l"!'l!!llll!!!!llll!!!!llll!!!!llll!!~ I \1853-Sl 05 7 pr mo !l'f· :. h 1 n l'tllent benefrh Ca 11 dJHerenttal Caty of Hunt·
IJo1s Croxon. 644· 1461 Cur CANVASSEKS rngtoo Beach has open·
cID .ippl $8 50 In~ forpohce clerks. Re·
IMPERIALS&L * quires h1t:h i.ch ool E.O.E. rn/f ft. • Kradwuaon or t>qwvulent
Hanking
HR* + ability to t ype .i5wpm.
Cand.Jdate mw.l pass a
back~round H'l urt\~
1-ht.'<.'k '.\lust ~ able to TO ST.\ HT
work a II i.h1fts . Apply 111
---------•I JPP CUSTODIAMS
FUii time & pan ume permanent p o,1t1on,,
wortu.ng at lrvrne apart
ment complexei.. f1e.lll
ble hours on part t1mt-
posrt100. Excellt'nl rom
pany benefits for Cull
ume position Appl~ at:
THE IRYIME CO.
1061 Camel back St
Ncwpon Bearh Ca
714 644 3196
f: 0 t-:
Fond ~:nac·c \\fJrkl'f'S l.o
tram on autoll'l3t1t· mt.'Jl
!.l.rrer <1od pon1on ron
1rol lUam 6pUl. Sun ·
Thurs. $4 uo hr to slllrt
"die perd Mu i.l bt'
neat, clt'an. & reollablt•
U>n 's l\1tchen. r.~OH7
aft 10..m fur appl
FULL TIME
TELLER
(.'lean cut nlt' n & WUITI(' n
" dnvl.'r's he.
UNoue Patios l1tc. hi 97-'·97"1
Personnel Dept 2000 1------........... -f'ront oU.11! in '1t"d1tal
Lab ha:. 0µ1 n1n1t
p r t' \' I 0 U ., I' ~ JJ .!!.
knowle<h!e o! 1·omvuter
dt.>l>1rablt' Hr., noon 10 '.\1aan St. Hunt 1Jrh
Ask ror Larn ~ 5J6..5491 E 0 Eo:
ArC' \OU lookm~ for a
career'' Arc-you pcoplt> c. c: HIER Clerk Typist for Newrort
l,_,,., Do Ou ,, IJO\ llfkl ba•t'd financial r1rm onen .. .,, ~ ,., · 'lature. experiencro. for " "'ork111~ w11 h money? 55.,.pm Office exper l'os1t1on 1!> <'urr C'nll> exclUSl\l' ladit:S' apparel help£ul. Xlnl. benef11 s.
available rn our Costa stor e. Be neflts J ohn opportunity for i:irowth
Mesa branch_ 1-:xcellt'nl Hogan . 111 Fashion WESTERN STA Ti'.: stJrtm~ salun C'all l.tsd lsl~. N li 644 71~ p ENS I 0 N C 0 R P
KJsner fur an mten 1ew 1·ASH1ER Hou.-.ewares 759 1525 bt wn 9am &
appornlm1•nt a t 171-1 ' :.<ilt."S Apply m person 6pm.
979 39ltl Crown 11.irtJware. 3107 1-''----------
t: Cst Hw).CdM CLSU( WAHTB>
BRENTWOOD
SAVINGS&
LOAM
l640 Adum~ 1\\£'
C<lsla Mesa. Ca 92626
for health food ~tore --------•I t:XPERIENCEO 1-'u ll or p It.I me 548-9537 C~HIERS tocktall Wa itress. Mon
M. F'n days. 7 to 6. The Hud U TUTE die. 741 Baker. CM. or
call a!t 5 PM. 540-0966
DECORATl:-.G 1-·1..ARt:' !!pm. We offer 1·om
Nat'! Co needs qualil~ pc;lJllVf' .,JI. pd \'J('. pro
people lo t'OOrthnate de f 1 l '-ha rr n IZ & m f' d
cors lJ\ ofhres & homes benefits Plea~c phci nt·
Flarefor color&lo\c for Bett) for 1nten1e.,.
people necessary Call 646-4400
Karen848 9378. 3 7P'!!:._ ~~I 0<-f-al_'t>_lnsura;,.l'
DeiY~ & Stodl olf1ce d~1r~ ~1rl lnr in
F lime Night ~haft Wro lere:<iltnj? Ofhl't' \OOrk tn
thruSun Must~t8 495 "lud1nj? llct'n'>•ni:.
E 1701 St <.:M phone.. f1linl! & I' pm.c
----ln~urJnl o: expt•ncnt•' Dt: M ON ST RA TORS helµCul :? ~rs •>Hice e\
wanted i .. imphn~ soft per r••quired C<1ll
dnnks. puy $26 dll). f'n !SJ3.95!l bel\Ottn 8 4 JO Sat!~ ~I 5031 ---
General office
l:;Qual Opportunity
f.:mployer M F MARKF.TS
DENTAL ASSISTANT Expenencf'd office ht•lp
full or part.lame. back of ~r. wk z night!-& Si.tl
rice postJon open. X ra~ J e .,, e Ii. by J u s l' 11 h
lie & exper preferred
l<.:oncesslon Part time Moo-F'r1 Btwn llarbor & S.W._9066 ____ ---
TEMPORARY
Register today lO work
on vanous accounting &
bookkeeping a~i.1 gn
ments. Work close to
your home t,.1gurc
Clerks lO Seruor Accoun
Lants needed throughout
Orange County
(21.3> 244 8111 to arranl(c '!!!!!llll!!!!llll!!!!!!'!!!llll!!l!!!!!!!llll!!!!llll!!!!llll!!!!!j an appornlment lime, or
applr on Wednesd<1) Jl
For 2nd & 3rd Shifts swnmer help. 16 & 17 yr N w pt BI v d s. C M ·I (rtoneral of fare for bu'>y
olds. 10.l.5 hrs per week 631-14.20 New po r l () p ht ha I
AOllEllT IMllLF'S
accounl~
FIDELITY
FEDERAL
Sa" inqs Giid
Loan A1s.n. 1515 WestcliH On ve
NewPort Beat·h
Equal Oppty Employer
Bil.UNG CLERK We promote to manage· O . C . R a c e w a Y DENTAL HYGll:.'NIST rrolog1sts' offrce Appl)
ORANGE COUl'4TY'S meat & superV1.S1on from 1..;.;SS2_ss_1_1_. Bo_b_. ----to work Ul establishf'd of ~a>s 646 znt
BEST WI~ A CAREER? Concenion Work e rs. f1ce near S-Outh Coast lieMral AD AGENCY MEEDS. Call !7141631_9421 Adults 1 Sat. a month, Plua. The Balboa Bav Club as
~ CCMlllty's best $4.!iOtoslart. Many open· S4S-04S4 now hinng· Gro~ Shov
CllMg Clerit. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I in gs Ex per. not ner ~T AL LAI Clerk. Must be 21 ) !'!>old
We're look mg fur a super CHARGE MURSE 0 C . R a c e w a 'I ' Mlgr o( orthodontic re Must have ha' c ven
capab:l'. detail mtn<iei.I Challenging position for 552-5511 Bob. tamers needs "art> flexible schf'dule f>le.i~c
person who enJov-. work Rehab. onenled nurse 1-------W--k-benders . Ex per pref call for Jppt ~ 7J:jg mg with flgurci. 4. nice 3.n ·:M>sh1ft Must be de· Cons lructaon or er
DRIVERS
SATURDAY & SUND.\ Y
MORNINGS
Deliver Daily Pilot bundles to car·
ners. Requires van or large wagon
and a good driving record. Phone
642·4321 Ext. 211. ask for Harry
Seeley, Equal Opportunity E mployer.
WEEKEND WORK
Saturday & S-day Mont~ De liver Da ily Pilots to Newsrac s &
s tores. Must h ave dependable car.
Call George Harding, 642-4321.
ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
llO Wnt IGy Sf., Collw Mno. C..
642-4321
Aa ... °" °" ....... It ,1a , ••
ZJ33 No. Broadwal
#200, Coldwell Banker
Bldg .. Santa Ana
'7141 US.4103
FREE PARKING
people dicalcd to good patient Young man wanting to Good benefit <. Cosl111 General G1111ral ,.~Haft. l!!!!llll!!!!llll!!!!llll!!!!llll!!!!llll!!!ll!!i!!!!!llll!!~I Previous advertising care. Xlnl. benefits & learn atrade.slartS3 10 Mesa I rvine area P'l.UMIHSHELPSt Pt lame help wanted ---------•I agency cxpenence not salary. Apply 1445 hr. Rat~ as you learn 751"""2 WilltramS200wks tart Mon & Tues. nights for
GUARDS FUii & part time. All
ll r eas . U nif o rm s
rurnts hed. Ages 21 or over. Retired welcome.
No expeneace nee. App·
ly Universal Protection Ser vice, 1226 W. Slh
Street, Santa Aaa. In·
lervtew hours 9· 12 & l-4 Mon Ulru Fri.
BANKING reqwrro. but office ex· Supen or ..:82;:.::..1-6038..:..:..:.,:_ ______ Dental Secretary Rerep ()peo8am·8pm 995-3413 production. Apply ut
perience is a must. . . laonill. exp. for art ave --p ~ n n Y saver , 166 0
ADVEaTISING
EXECUTIVE
Creative inillv1dual who
Is career motivated.
Cb•llPn31n g position
w/expanding co. Exper,
refs. resume req'd. Con·
ta<.'l l\ts Currie : 641·9228.
SAYINGS REP
Our beautiful San Pedro omce has an immediate
opening for a Teller. Sl>1
months experience is
preferred, but we will
train a sharp individual
wiUl a strong car.h handl·
ing backgroUNl. This full
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!II Ume position offer..: •Excellent salllry
Advertising
CLASSIAID
A.DVIRTI~MG
TRAIMH
Ttle Cl&sslfied Advertis-
ing Department or t.be
Da1lY Pilot bu an im·
med.late opening on a
telephone sales d esk.
li(Ulll be able to type ap.
proit. 45 wpm, 1ood phone voice. Salary plus
c:ocnmtasion. Sales back· IJ'OQlwl very benericlel.
txcellent comp•nr. beoef'lts lnchade medka ,
dental, c~ii u:o\oo etc.
For Interview p lease caU: MZ-Wl. est m
~1c.-ao"r.L~
eotta••a
EqliA! Opportunity
Employer
•Paid medical /dental
•Free parking
•Profit sharing •Freecareer apparel
•Good growth potential
We will be lotervlewing
oo SATIJROAY. June 28. from 9 AM to 1 PM. For
an interview appoillt·
ment. pleue call Vealb
at C2JJ> au.at u
FIDELITY
FEDERAL
SnllMJI• &.o.A•M. An Equal Opportunity
Employer
You don't ne«t a gun to
"~w rut.. wtwn you
place an ad 10 the Daily
l>ilot Want Ad&! Call now
!!!!!!!'11!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j _-ec.sm ____ e_. ______ _ .
Alw need very good typ. C 1 v 1 1 En g 1 n e er co-beach olhce. Xlnt sal OfACE WOU SllO P1 centia. C.M mgskHls, lOkey bytourh D~aftsman /Deslgner ""' w u $180 &lhedt:SaretolearnNCR MID. 2 yr exp. Donald E Exper'd only. All shafts Call ~·S588. 1 trun to st.art General Office 9am to
395. Stevens.lac 646-8915. Good 9.ay •company DENTAL OFFICE Open8am·Spm 995-84!3 Spm. Mo n thru Fri
Beautiful Irvine environ-be nefit s . Apply in Progr essive. busy . --Phone personality, must
ment, st imulating al person: 400 S . Coast speciality pr1ct1ce local DIUYEIS $200 Wll be good with hgures
mosphere & Xlnt O.ERICAL Hwy,Lag.lkh. ed 1n Fashion Island OpeWilltramtru<:lld995nv~r;13. 'f>1>ing desired. Salary
benefili. BANKING JOUYROCHlt seeks ASSI STANT n8am_-s_pm_ "'" open Lori's Kitchen. GUYS/DOLLS
C&ll M752r56· B17r1ecke, l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I BUSINESS MANAGER American Gwde Fee m-0147.tt. lOam. TRAVti.. U.S.A. -OPPOR UNITIES CO,._, Bookkeeping, t yping. In GOOD phone v0tce?
1..1.Cocvm· gti;.~ne•Cchoa.seln'c. T p ~" .. 1., surance & gen . ore General office position GIRL FRIOAY·pa0rt· Mgmt. tramees. over 18,
""' °' •TEl.LStS FM/limed &F llidame. b"tpp.., knowledge 1s C$Sentaal A~urate typmg, hlang. ume, bootlleep1.0g &c le free lo travel. Trained in
BOOKKEEPER Cashier ing or related on ay-r CY w.n CaU644--0683 Ill e bkkpg, goo d ty ping. A /P , AIR. & Santa Ana-then st.art at
Garment mfg hes good background and light 3 & 5 P m · 0 c 0 5 teles.booe voice Please payroll, call 848·7304 P>Oa week. R estauran t. 464 7 DONUT Shop. early AM ct M Good VIPVACATlONS oppty. f./Chg. Slrong ac· typing skills reqwred MacArthur Blvd • N.B. No exp. nee Woman age coota rs . man. •GIRL FIUOAY • ~7'9S7
ctng. Sal open. Man ok. Experience preferred. 540-2344. 25 or over preferred. Ap· 714-54<M394. Growinl firm requires Send resume, P.O. Box but wtll train. aried ....... .....,. 59'¥9 'ST CORPORATE ply in person: Olpplty General Office 9am to crsoo W /V -· ... ~ ., ... ~:.Newport Beach CA lllrDICHI t boo'"'" llt n.....-•-· p rf -. ,...;A M ATl'ORNEY Oonuta, 1854 Newport Spm. Mon thru Fri. e ..... eeping, e .-.~ ... 1oa e ormance
( lo a.~.-~ Bl CM Pbooe pel"IOftalltv must ~ &r phooe conlJlct. opeaiDI In Newport
lc>oklle.,.rF/C
CPA Firm •t MarArthur
Blvd &r Jamboree Rd ,
ltvine. 7$2-0274.
SAVINGS Experienced« .,........,. " '1" Mature depe ndable Beac h . Stylist & counaellnt Tuee &c Thun be good with figures. d lot' investment bankin& Driver t o pick up de· Typlnt desired. Salary person preferre . manicwi1t needed. QIU
IN COSTA MESA firm, Ideal for retired ceaaed pet.I • some Ute open. Lori 'a Kitchen, _se_.ee_u _____ --1 Jim. 714·'2'1·9901 from
Mr. Huheng• ___.... who wlabel to be Y • t d • 0 r k · m.o747 aft. lOam. _9_All_to_IP_lf ____ _
S B" l ...-~ Loe ..... S EABREEZE PET1---------1 The rut.eat dr lo lb 3828 . lllo our their boat. a~ C EMETERY 19542 ..OUMOKl9B Hardware ..... Appl.)' ln aw e 979·9800 on the bay. Send resume • CMMaAL OfflCI run time, permanent p e r a on : Crow n
We.et. · .a Dally Ptlot to: Stephen D. Sllnpby,,_ee_a_cb_B_lv_d_. ----• Es~t opeo1n.1 with poshion for indlvlduaJ H&rdwar., 3107 E. Cout a..uJedAd.M2-~. IN HUfE1b~GTON Ph. D STATJ::WlDE1 __________ .. nn. Irvine co. E){J)er . lo whO wou)d U•e to won Uwy,CdM
Ma. R<>1en C A L B I D C 0 . 2 O 1 DllVBI • tralnc. sales or dalJI cuaide and la aeelllng a ----------
DO YOU 7830EdlnaerAve. Shipyard Wa y, Ste Men Ot women 2S yrs or control dept. Great career 1n laadtcaploa. Htlp wanted. Full time
OFFERASERVlCE! 1'8·m2 NewportBeach82683 older Know the coeat benefit• It muc h OP· Some laod1cape ex· poliUooloourNaderad
Lrt the public know with dtieA. Not SllO •week or portW'llty for advance· peri4me't prefen.d, App. dept. Hrs: Mon-Fri. 9--5.
an ad In the Dally Piiot IN LAGUNA HJLLS COSMETICS more. Oran•e coul ment. Call Rita. 54CM0$5, lY at: Telephone fl counter
Servt«:Dlrcctory.ltcan P.h.Roeen R etai l ulu. Ex Yellow cab, 1'1300 Mt O:>uta1PenonoeJA1en· THlllVIHICO. aa)ta. Require• lood
eo1tyouulltlleu S2.J7 2'0ISEIToroRd. perieoced, ror excluaave Herrmann. Fountain ey,27'llOHarbor81,Cll. l081CamelbadlSt. 1pellia1. 1ramm.ar. It
per day F'or more In 1'8·2222 ladles' apparel store Valley. (No or Slater NEVER A FEE Newllort Baac.b,C.. peomariahlp. llu\ eQjo~
tonnatlon and complete Beoeflll John Ho•~i•o. bet w n Jh w b o p • 61!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t 114~198 nedac the public. App: ~tescall642·5678. EOE Mt F/H w FuhJoo laland. .B. Euclid> E.0 .£. ly PeDDJIUtr, 1110
!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I .!844-!!:.!7.!!100~---.L.~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IW--aaL-Adl __ Ol_U_MZ_·1171_1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Ptac.ntla Ave .. C.M.
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--------Homect.aoen need9d . UR8f:S AID All lte.-nOMISt SALES PERS 0 N C'ltttut __. for J '• R•I 1hU\a, upu1enetd or A.Mitt Rtetptloalat for 1100.000/yr •• 1vtn1t
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NEYER A FEE
le•'' s .... Cirowtn!P S\L u•1'•
ir•S>•r 11.1pen i1~r In
tah thar1rt• of ~tftC''I'
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lt'llt"r 11o1ndowli It ufflC't'
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T..-..
IWaut Fll!lhioo Island
based rompany 'eeks
n1 re appear1n11
individual w outjlo1ng
per sonality & somt'
accountinti rlasse~ or
exper. Excel growth
potent. bens & start1n11
salary to 8750 c .. c.,., t72-tt55
1616 E. 4th Strt't't
Suite 130 Santa Ana
T~
Beautiful bt>ar h IOt'att-d
hank Sf•1•!.!'. ,1,
ex pt>ricnred tellt'r.. "11 h
n lC't' ap1waranre &·
fr1endl~ per.onalit1ei. to
101n their "UPt'r fr1t•ndl"
staff En1oy -..orkin11 in
beautiful rorporalt•
h e::id q ua rt er"
o ' e rlook 1n11 o<'ean
F:xC'ellent benec; &
"tartmt salan. to S900 c .. ~ 972 ... 55
1616 E 4th Strf'f't
Suite L30 Santa Ana
CouewrcJal
Lom Secnot.-,
Reau11ful hank in Lone
fieaC'h ~ks attrat·ll\"
person abll' n1 rr
a ppearmJ? 1ndl\ 1dual
"1th rommt•rr1al loan
l''<per1t•nre & ).!Ond
o;ktllo; to 101n tht••r
rnendlv <;l:lff f><t•ell<'nl
~nes & s tarrinc !'.alarv
10 S1300
Call ~ 972-9955
1616 F: 4th St rfft
Suite 130 Santa Ana
I w
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Gr eat opportun1tv for
individual v. 1th mod
'''Pini!. n1<-e appt>araiw<'
& a v.1lhnenPSs to learn
10 JQ•n lht' staff or th•~
beautiful S&I. noted
for 11 'c; I o n~ term empl o~eeo; Ad
\'ancemenl pot ent &
c;tartin~ salarvtoS700
C .. ~ 972-"SS
1616 E 4lh Street
Sulit> 1:.1 Santa Ana
T~
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bedullful f'ashton lsk
ha!.ed rompan,· S('t'k~
-.eq•ral mctl\ 1ctuab "1th
'·'·pine 3.'lv. nm or mort'
to 101n lh1•1r i:tro-..1n2
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<tppearanrl' v.111 ht•lp
-..1n this ero-..th
oriented pos 11 t1on
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t>t'nt>~ & '>l3r11nl! -;aletn
to S650
Cal~ 972-9955
1616 f: 4th l'lrt>f't
Suite 130 Santa Ana
IC•JF ch
C.row1nl! C'om pan'
!.eef..s eJCperienced to
operate NCR7SOO Alpha
!'\umeric 4PM s h1r1
Starttnl! -.alarv to S9<lO
SlOO 'tt-1 (1
differential c .. ~ 972 ... 55
1616 f:. 4th Street
Suite 130 Santa Ana
Word ProcttMr
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Beaut. Newport &ach
based rompany seeks
nice appearinR
Individual w moderate
typing &c outgo•nf!
personality to ot
trained in word
prot'ess1ng Excel
• benes & starting s alary
5800 e• C:.,, 972-"SS
1816 E. 4th Stitt(
Suite 130 Sa11la Ana
MClf'NefO,•••
Bea ut t'ompany
: overlooking water ~ks
exper"d proof ~rator
t o join their s taff In
their new fac1Uly. Xlnt.
benes 6 llW'tlq salary
to SIOO.
C• C.., '7'J.ttH
HUS E. 4th Stree1 Suite 130 Sant.a Ana
114J Am9. pill-td.111 Tralnfft M•u Verd• buey board ln C"Onltl'l1al, lot OW' wtnolnl prCK"k>u•
_. trn.aH. a.-.. ttotp •1 Ceoter. fut paced Newport rmu&a b~en Mu1t be ----------1 a.t.aM-...541-~ Buch R I'! omce Xlnt dynamic au,....1vc-.,
phont ttlqul'lt~. wlllln1 to work Iona
I &RS e NUISl.I AIDIS p.nonaUl> " prof •r. houn for dlvenlfM!d 1n lo.,,.., car ~sm Nerded "° tin n..c to r:"a>o req (:.II LI a vntmeot man•aement
14111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 UN llldtrrly paU.\.I Wiii nrm Tralnln1 W\11 even
I .. d ll'alJI q1.elillc4 fit"AOn l II llf t 1~011H•HPet want• ntf All 1hln.. ava I App llCIPTIOHIST ua Y qu1 Y you or
V .. jo aru. tull I) l4-USus-nor. N 8 Wllh or wit bout l )pU11t com mod 1t y brokua
ott pan UIDI Liv. ln11 -----needfd l'o p JU•} Trm license l...o8ers n~ not ~bl_!_ ~II.Ilda).. "°racy &. full tunr L'all apply rur lhl~ un1qu~
Nunl.Jl1 Tod Strv1c·n at 1'7V Olb4 h 111 h Pa ) In ll 1 ob
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714 'M6-6lrT7
AIMlllSTUTOR TRAYB.Ac:'i&IT
Require agent 2 >n mm
Thla poa1uon r~uirf't1 ... e1tper Preft'r Cptr tr ... 1n
nunlmum ol 80 wpm t)'p 1n11 Prol(rt!:.•1' \• !'lo
1111. and 3 to S yt>itn pro OCH agen(') 644 5373
are111vt 0H1ce e"
Motor
Sale
of
ttOUSKXEEPt...R. b•• i.n ..... ODIAL YSIS w unJJm1lA!d potential ror
far NW'pl lkb C'CM.ll>ie p,-, R.ufonl .\ult-nN'drd for future 714·63l 7475
perience Shorthand not T)'plll General oHict!
req1.1red but de!im1hlt! H ~ grad Good ~nt'hb
Plea.ff call for an 11µ C M art!a f'armPr:.
IA>llltme nt 1714 1 540 84Vol I n s u r a n (' i.> ~ r " u p
S404100 E 0 E
W•kw ,._,.. & DnicJMr Ca•t•1: 1
At wholesale & below!! Sat. June 28th.
startin~ at 9AM Come early for best
selection' !
room. bllb. TV 640 9C*6 rt-Urenwot facllit)' P 'I'
RH/LYH wHktnd•. ll 7 1oh1ft SALls-RET AIL
''frwport Vlllit, 842 5861 lblldltt9f'r ~ for
ptnDANnl F 1T work, In
bMu bta~h anoa condo
N"1~ Job II\ alnt w«klnl cand Pl.aue n ll m a 101
MOii lhN t'l'l 8 lft 4pm
C'Mucal l:.r" t.llp pr .. r .. rnd Wlll train fo< H'"
Spet'!.U )' f'U U 11 rnr I 11
MuatOll Viejo
H.t!atd~nl Aide needed for
rl'tl re me nt rac1lll>
ll 31>-7 JO shirt Medical
)iature. experienced
F'or exclusive ladlei. ·
!>lore Benehls John
Hogan . 111 Fashion
~land. N 8 644· 7100
BEEHIVE
INTERNATIONAL TYPIST 2 t 05 S. St..s.ct. s.t. AM
& dental benefit) ----------
N~JJOrt Villa. &42·5861 an1tor1al. 11art tam•. SAL&S Reuul in store &
out. Independent con
tractor sta tus Big
nx>ney for the rn>llvated
31.iO G Airport Loof> Dr
CM.ta M~a. Callr
Equal Opportunity
t:m1>loyer
lkgLSter loda) for IOC';,I
temporary as:.11tnrt .. nl~
557.0045
t take FAinger west from the Newport
Freeway to Standard. turn left &
proceed to rear warehouse entrance
at 2105>
agl bto ~1b1h ~ak 714-tlt-tlOO f<ESTAURANT
11\1. Refer"l'nC"eS, 631 T22"I 1"!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111-"t no"" ac,•epllng cook a p -- -.~ p l I l M l I 0 0 ~ 6 t Land.sea~ roai.ntenauC'eOfllC't help M a tur\· ~c<.:ormic k s Landing
F«Ymao n~ed Vaned woman. one &trl oHll't' 31110 AIN a} ,\q~ C~I
Ph 646 6059 or e"e' '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!"
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.wot C1>0d l'O bt>nd•l• manal¢t' ~hu,,..ruu m d APP I} 11 l \ 41 11 673 i757 10..:ipn\ Kl~lduranl singers. ancers. ) nit
l.and•cape 233ll \la ~aC'k twr & ron~sion d du Its.ea r n B l G Fabncant~ Mi.»100 \1e OFACE MAHAGY ,1and help l>\Jnted \J 0 ~ E y · FU:-;
.10 1QI .. 751 SUlned gl11si. ~tud10 t'uJI ,andw11:h mJ ker Call PROJECT SHOW TIM I:.
ll m e. per mane n I Rarbara 754-8716 bt1>1on _64.2 __ 2020 _______ _
Legal Set'retar) needed Benefits 646· 7474 1 & 3pm Sales
(or bus)' H 8 law 0H1ce
Xlnt \)ping slu.lls req Sal ()(face Manager"s ass1s Restaurant T E L E P H 0 M E
open 848-4114 tant Late t} ping. an ~ Balboa Ba~ Club is SOUCITORS
LEGAL SICRET ARY
Exper'd . Pl. lame
TI4-67S--0'200
lAfJal S.Cntary I
~·· Fasluon Island. Npt S ch.
Tax llllgauon law Ofh('e
Good wo rking cond1
lloni. S alary ('Om
mens u rate w t ca pa·
b11Jl1es 64-1 5232
vo ices. purrhas1ng now hiring . Hostess. Maturepeopleforpubllc
Mlrro Pre<-is1on Swis~ lll p ume Must be ava1la relations Salar) +
Laguna Niguel.831 9331 ble eve!> & wknds generous bonus Hours 4
omcE Cl.ERK
· TRAINEE
Please call for appl · lo 9PM Mon. thru t'r1
64.S i.lS8 Ca II Ca II I 714 > 846-$504 Mr Tullis Mon 6·23-80
The Daily Pilot ha~ ;in
1mmt>d1a1e openinl! tor
lkstaurant
BOB'S
trainee for fu 11 111111· HOME OF THE
permanent position in IG IOY our Class1C1ed Dt-part I menl Must bt> able lu lmmt>du11e openm)!s m
SA..~DW!Cll MAK1':R
In Health Food kest
l'eed mature 1>1oOman for
f llme pos1t1<>n Appl) in
person t>3 Fas h ion
lsland. i'\B
••SECRl::TARI •;s . •
RE f a.sh l~land $12.~
Admm As:.t R&O Sl6 $400
\ppotnt~nt Onl' t'rt'<'
L11 Remde~ '~""'' 4000 Birch. I-:.l.ib t;t
:'ltewport Bealh ~ Kl90
37 2 l llreh Sh-ttt
~-port .. oc..h
VET iUi>t. A H T prt•
f d \et Ho .. pt in ""''
l.aJ;;Wlcl 499 5Jj~
Pree Tea cup poodlea.
male 3 yrs. rema~ 4 yn, hav~ shots a. spayed
968-23S4
P'REETOYOU
LOADOFWOOOCHJPS
1 SZ7 3600
'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'Im--• \'ET Rttt-pt exp pr .. r d Free doe. very fnendJy
V"" l Hos p t 1 n ~ o ::::e~ed, med.Ill.III SlatETAllY TO Vf'
Establis hed Southt·rn L.Jgwia 4~ 5378
1050 Calif bu1 ld~r5 ~-: .. ks ----------1'-sdt * c areer o ri t-n t e d 1 n Word Pr<><:es:.tn.i •••••••••••••••••••••••
dlVldWll wtsharp 'ikills Syit-... 6 Hade-a bed sofa. dbl.
Shorthand & ~n~tneenn~ ...,,.~ Avocado tweed, b..ke MW
ewr pn•rerrt'<i !wnd n· Operators m> m.1rn
sume -..11h ,.,l,,n r1· Kell> tiJ' 1mm•·d•al•· -.-.--,BUY** qUlrl'l'flt."Oh lo .\h I.ind& 111.'t'd ror •·X1>o:r1t·ll •' ri
f O!.tt:r Pr1•,IL•\ nf !'lo S)'llem., ti ()IJt'r.il•or 111 Good llded Furniture 6
C<tl1f 41JAI t (lffilJU!> 111 ln1ne <irl'd lunh t•·rm Appliances-OR l will
'\ t"w µort lfr o ( h < JI V.i• di"'' ti.,, t-11• ... •I 1,,.r sell or SEU. for You
~ E U 1-. \\ .J 11 ,., '1 " i.: I t ~ MASTBS AUCTIOH
L)J (IJllll lli,.1r1t "f "4U616•1))..9625 \'l' 1.n homemaker aide
for con.,.alei.rent canC't'r
p11t1enl Some nur~mg
exp $600 mo salar)
type 35--'0 wpm 11~ pin~ our fam1I} rt>c;lauranu. al St>cret.al") ror Uicrow of
test will admm1stert-d lo llt'arb) lorat1oru. Wo: fl• r1l't' F,,p nei'ded C..all 1'it><'Uflt\ (,uarn I' r 1'J11J '"'"'11111 r1·l•1r•I
h 1n.,c,c, ,,, I• 1 RlltMnuH
I :-<egot1able) 548-44::7_
CLERK II
Full Time
all appbrants>. 10 kt•\ qui re no pre\ 1ou-. ,., for appt 5.52·4050. Toni .. l"aken•ls ni<·., Jllh in
adder, handle phont•s 1ienenre Jom our lnt>nd ------µ1,·11-.anl -.urr•1u.ndtni!' in
learn C'o m puter dnd I} team Corrw !>l'l"U" to SECRET.\RY t:Xt.;CL 'ewpurt a~Jih .ir• .•
other general clerical daybet-..ttn2 IP:'>! Tl\'E :".: B construction Call 6756101 'tton thru
duties Opportunat} for Waiitffs W oitttsHs l'fl ha!. 1mmed openm~ f'r1 lbm to ipm
advancement and t•'l Cook T~s for executne i.t'<.'n•tal")
C'e l len t co mp an~ ~2 \dJm!. ''" 11 B tu ass1:.t director ot ~nehts. Satar)' com 33SS!:>o Bnstol marketing di<'taphoni.>
mensurate w11 h to \ ~antaAna SH &t~pmgrt>Q ~.irl.<'l
penence F'or mten '"'"' Cook Tra~s mjl sale~ bat·ki;?round
SECRET.ARY
l 0 pr(>., I ct t n I I .I ..! •
est11bl1sht·d '\•iuti .. r
< d Id bu I •I •• r '1· • K please call 642 4321, exl ~2 A,emda de la helpful E O E Call [}<)rs
Great Western Savmgs & m Carlotta, Laguna Hills S"'aru.on or Tom Ei.:le\ Loan needs a bnghl 1n "'8 .&. ..,.GE CO.&. ~T .,.,., '"'o"
c..irt-t:r •Jr 1 nl• •I 111
d 1 ' 1 d u a I l u I',. rt 1 r m
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a n d ~ rl m 1 n 1 • L r ·• t 1 ' •'
dl\'tdual to work m our ~..... ~ w~ Woit~HS 7U l e>.>Jooau ___ _
Loan Processmjl? Depan. DAILY PILOT Cook Troinffs SECRET.\R y
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ment K now ledge of 330W Ba> Street Coshlen Oep~nctable -.. Rt•.tl
L9000 Burroughs Costa Mesa l54E 17lhSt.C~ !:;:;tale ex.per. good t~p dullt:' l'•"111nn 111l ~r· l...i~Wl, '' ull "-11 • ••
i(f'O"'th Jn•I •1111••rtun1•. ..'7!1'\~ t .tbo1t l<•I
Termuial Typmgab1ltt} Equal Opportun1t\' 4.50lCampusDr In ing & S H. sm plea~anl lo leJrn r··" ··~t..ltt' Jrl'I 1-.fjUJI ()Dl"•"IJn!I
Prom Pnvate Party
Drexd 2 dra wer Trad1
taona.I corre-e table 2
cane bottom Tr ad1t1ooa I arm cl\ain; . Round d tn
mg table, expandable
,. 4 lea\>es 6 6 chain
~ 1010 da)S . 644~3
~•eves
lltatchmg couC'h a. lo ve
seat C'OOlempora.r) xlnt
cood S7SO Coffee lable
i.ohd oak w glass top
t.n~ Ill gold chrome
SJ20 9:>i 8191. at\er 6pm.
646-9440
LUCIGA&ITA&S
from yow buaineu caret
Send ooe card for each
lag ~-one spare. We return permaoenlly
waled attractive tag •
strap, meet1n1 a1rlioe
I D. reqllll'emtats. P re-
vent k-.s • theft! For a
penona.lized t.ac ~
wallpaper, fabr ic or
'"Day Clo" paper 6: we
will back 6: tnm your ~ Or ll'y two card.II
beet to bid:;.
PRICES:
12eaor3/SS
4/5u.p S1.60ea
6/9 tags Sl.50 ea.
10 or more Sl 40 ea
Sales Tu Include<!
NO CARD?
Draw YOW' own or send
name. address. pbooe &
wt-'ll make ODt' card per
t.ag Add 2S" each.
Seod check or moot') or
derlO
PLOT rtlNTfNG.
P 0 8ox1*
Co6la Mesa. Ca 9'21626
•DOG SITTER•
11..Canmes mobile kt'n
nel CM, NB. CdM areas
Call f Of' 111Jo Ad Sitt.er
•l6134 hrs. 642-4300 ----
.. :uerlall indoors. gold.
w Rlas5 top Can ~ used
as aqwi.n um Beau. S200
848 7252
MAYTAG e lec dryer of 45 WPM . with l 2 Emplo>er 28502Marguente ofr in good toe Salar~
>ear s clerical ex ----------.. 't s o Veo ORA.'llGE Coast Sav1njli. ·' 1 st n 1 J t-ommen.surale w ex{>t'r
tx>me hw lcJ1n~ bu.:.1nl''>:. I-mµlu~ ,.r \I f-11 Pos1t1on n.-qwrei. .i.t lea!'>t
1
_________ _ Bdrm set !Wiilnut i UntC'CJOd A.lso.playl)f'n
Dn!ssoer 2 l"Od tables, 2 llke new Call 646-~
dsnr I.imp& beds. 11685 ~"d w6PM _
9~7 1119 l . a fl b c a 11 Sda Hide·a·bed. llkt! Dt.''*'
646-9440____ Sew mattress S175 Abo.
For la1e roucb. ~. ta frett estimates oo up
penence. has a temp. pos. for loan Equal Opportunity 171-1> 752·5071
processor -funder. Op. Employer Se t port unity for full time cretary tgaraj!e a ten
e mplymL Call Jennifer. -----danl. F' T . ~ to 4pm,
1 ~rs or resporu.1blt-""Jir
Ref "111 lie n-q II 1n terested 1n th1• t'llrl:'t•r .... E' I IAM You 'U find the working
t!nvaronme nl comfon.a
ble. the peoplt; you work
w ith fri endly & the
ben efit~ package generous
7!'>-i-1801. Orange Coast RN"s Part ume Rehef benefits Beach Con_?o
Savings. 1700 Adamsj Cha r ge Nur se Call Bill -199 ·1 1•5
Ave .. Costa Mesa, 92626 11-7 30AM Mt.>Sa Verde _400-__ 1_111 ______ _
JX)S1t100 plea!tt' S(·nd re ••••••••••• •••••• ••••••
:.ume and '>Jlar; h1..,tol") ....... 1005
to :'>1:. Linda I-o'lt•r ••••-•••••••-••••••••
Presle> o< ~ Calif -'bO.I ---------•! b6e, mt.Kb more ~·9668 holatery · 641-GIS ___ _
Campus Or '.j l'l>\POrt
EOE Cocw. Hosp. 661 Center. Secretanal pos1t1on, F 'T Please contat't Art Cost.aM 5-485585 Moore at 714-759-4712 for 2 Parlung lot attendants esa. · l)ptog.fillog. dictation.
Beach. CaJ. 92663 I:. U I:: WESTlflNSTn
ABBEY
Al'mQUE MALL
Dally 1~. Fn 1~9
~EDTL'ESDAY
U7S1 Wesim1C>111tt Ave
Spyiooe E11tra Queen Aabqlll! floor loom. Xlnl.
mattress • box w tf ra me cond. $300. Sl.50 Xlllt cood Hoover ____ 640-__ 92611 ___ _
anappomlmeol. for So West Bank. 800 S AIL MAKER Ex legal secretal")' tramee ---------•
Glenoey r e, La g una penenced , to mana ~e _8S_I.S_l2_l______ SECURITY
Beach. 16 to 18 ~rs old j!rowmg !>ail loft Dayi. SECRET ARY ,11teeept O FftCER Ganim Grove ~103 GREAT WESTERN
SAVINGS
Please cont&C'l Joan 64&5806.l::,es645-8i85 lmmed. openlllg m pro Part time pos111on
_Gore __ . _497_· 1_77_1 _E_O_E ___ 1 Sales gr es 5 1 \ e I a 0 d 5 ca pt' o.n ailable to wurl. i. hop ~!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!~
~Ch< vacuum C'IHner JOHN Wayne Tenn.is Club
SJO ~am11) a !lt"X P'"°' fa m1 I y members b 1 p
C"amera S120 Deluxe Ex lmmrd. sale desired
eT)'cle 111$. f'lDe Pnn lS 8'11..Qi:5.4
$25 SJ~. Gold Inf ----------
framed P1cU10's "'Lov UNBORG Racquet Club
en· oo can\'&S S2S 00 family teon1s nem
Old f1shermao lamp ~rstup. Wortb Sl.200
~ap shade S40 Large will lake Sl600 or besl of
CHESS & GAMES architectural & plannin~ ping cenl t-rc;. IJdrkinR Two q u ality 1at1q u~
firm Gd phone manner ari.>.tS and or JPJrl tablH. ll~haa .tr Old UHLTI>. reqwred Minimum 1~ p ITll;'nt.s :'>lust ha'l' ne,1 Dl&J.tsb w cbr's. Sparu.5b Spe<-1alt~ game store has mg speed 50v. pm Sala I') bit> houn Apph at wall llllrt, 10eapeosive Afhrma U ve Act IOfl Equal Opportunity
Employer
Part-tJme bartender• for
Plua Palor. f'n & Sal
l'Ves over 30 prefe r red
Call He1d1 or Jill aft 3PM
1714) 964 1704 1mmed opening for commensuratt.' with e1tp THE IRVIH E C O . 6'2-11111
c·are er minded sales Calli14.9795120 11_,llamelb.ick!'>t l C"eram1c plant pol 00 rer ~. ~
person Entry le,•el poi.1 ------------:"-ewpon Bt·at h l ,1 ----------sUIDd S30 Books ~ l~ ---
anytuDt'. 681 •C \'ictona RICHARD PETERSOS c 'ii btwo Harbor a. la.l)(bcape 1979. belo1>1o
MAhopJ> y Sideboard wrt.b
2 be"e&ed m1rron Door
W1\b ~ gl.&ss ~II
aft s 631 1721
uoo w a good d!.'al or up Secretary to work for pn• 714 .,, • "1"" l...o8s Preve ntion Agent
exp. for maJor retailer
Send resume to. Ad: 556.
Dail}• Pilot, P 0 Box
LW>. Cost.a Mesa. 92626
PART TIME Ladies or
Men Work from home oo
new tel.ephone pro~ram
F..am 54. S6. & more S per
hr Call. 963-2583.
Pocmna mkt 640-0294e\~ ward .mob1h1~ Appl) sident & \' P o f e lt'C .,.... " .....
2700 W C<t H"'.' t:O~
., lron1C"S firm m C M Gd!•---------Newport B!ach ~5 SO'.!! Sl'rretarlal s k 1lh inll
SALES. expenenC'ed hl'lp !:> H. Salary op..·n For 'i~:l Y HKP H l1•1 r· lull *"'•en l ~s. 1055 10 t 0 I•••••••••••••••••••••••
\ama ha ampllf1 t.'r
"" re verb New S28S used
l Wlte S2.30 67 3 3068 LUMIEtt YARD Personnel · Payroll Clerk neeckd for !>mall bout• appt ca21~a~_::s.. 14 H tT~~ n~·:=s;~ ;~•wi~ il\I ••••••••••••••••••••• •• ~OVl!'>G SALt.
needs MAN with Saw & Spa m.anufactunng c·o in que Phonl' :'>tr Ed-..anh y !11.AYTAG j?as dn,er & ~~ (urrutl.ITT' Aslt ,.. A R B 1': R 't' A R 1-.
forkliftexpr:H9_3073 Santa Ana has 1mmed 497 IOlK or :'>l.ix1nt• SECRETAR SF.CY fl<wtd .. ,"·p.·r 111 washer . 'lot cond I forRon960-4602
opening for a Person !>..">i 1579 lmmt:d opening IClr ;.c hC"t·\li:r lon t ""'' ~111 SSOO UBO 5-;3 4331 .
:0.1amtenance For Apt nel Pa)roll Clerk ~U !ol ------j!r~..,ive & expern•nC"•'ll ~ · '1 6T.kll90 Ill d1~Goockl065 Complex m C~ta :O.l esa know lO·key b~ tourh ~aleslad' wantt:<I '>t'tretar. w prof1r1c·n< 1"~1 1>\ lill .1.>1i.!l.!l I ---•••••••••••••••••••••••
<.:all 64t;.t486 process emplO)t"l' st a tu:.. At \\ altah L'larkl'' South I' ping . & ser rt• l ·1.r 1.i 1 ::.en 1 rt· St .JL ll>n \It t•n
1
c-ras & Stock error over stocked
-----chanRe form:.. maintain Coa'il Plaz:t 1-tne R(•Wrt 'kill' To as-."t t.,1>o ct.int Part tun.' ,,.,11 1p ~,_... 1030 :?I.I set del' waterlt'ss
MAIMTEHAMCE personnel files. s1 r k ""t• .. r \1 u' t bl' t'' [)i.rertor of local f trm in ' • , ., d ••••••••••••••••••••••• rookwart' Re11: rt'ta1ls for
Carpenter Hotel exp dance stats Wi ll tram if SJ!lnt ;\lust be ahlt• t11 pubhshml! ll' .\.Int ~·• , . rt Bl 1 1 ,1 SLR with 85mm len~. SZ2:> + l&.11 .tr b..a.odl111g
Rot1s~e rit> romplelt·
IJl.e rww t\JU size ~
548·:m6
Huge storJll:e cabtDet for
~aragt> $150 Otht!r
items 848 2724 8282
Br)' ant Dr Hntjl Brh Exp Electrician & leave. \'acallon & altt-n penen('~. & haH .\l11h:i \Olved in ~ra,~e~h"" ~:,:J:~~;l!t \~1p1~\" 1'Kowa Super ~ 2"41121... $380. wall sacnf1ct' for
........Je---' Apply to ~.fr -..Of'k n1"hts & S•.mda' bt-neflts C<tll Pn""mru·I -·' ,-..p.i '1 OOZ20bacll. 6 lhttoe len.s 1 Cl.ll 963-6079 .,. '" """ sharp PI ease p h 11 n t-" 54~ 1 ~ .-Mhb1e:eee1ll-.••1tcoas:ae1 Haya Surf & Sand Hotel. ,...rsonnel 714.540-4811 Call lleathl'r ;.;1 7500 ur 'illOI-. SALl:.S \\ •lnlt'd fill.en N~w. pac-ked m -~ o.hd-W..t.d
Lao Sch 497 44-7 .--ppl 1n n.>rson I I ull or pa rt t 111lt• le< -.x1 anjpn&.I bo.1 H~ywell I -... _.,. • 1 a ' ...-· Se('retar ) Recept1o n1 s1 b r f. Strobonar mod•I 65(. )larblehf'ad & Blair ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prr ._ __ ender Mon Sal d t . & "' I Lu ene 11... 1;tur .. U~SAGER .. __ •. .,...,. . . C' .• , • ..,lad\ ~ .. nt· .... ror a1n I>\ R )pang .. ~nerd _ .. _ _.. ··--' All for House cutler.. stamles TOP CASH PAID
.. '1'.. • Snu•: <>< ap· & Sun eves Appl) Ill -~..., • -"" .. rr c~ e p Come a ml?mt J)l;\ltlOn• "'""I ...... nllfu . ...,..,.. I . . I parel store. Growing ID· -;tore Ex per rf'q d o • ' ,,, \ bl I 5425 75S-0060 ~'es >I e ~ w a I er e s s For used fumrt~ & ap
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d nd h M gt person only Located Ul •"• ~...._" counung bark11:round l' \pp> ln llt'~lln bt-t · rookware. m&S< nems ph8.0C'e!I. workmg or O(}l epe ent "am n the Wild West Center .. "".,,.,, ~ 50 hr llunt1o aton !lam & llam J07i !--C41ft 1035 AJJ~.-960-6489 ""-78'"" exp requ1 r ed Xlnt "><. .. ..,. M I L " ., ·-• (" .,. · "" ......., benefits Send resume to ...,~, ac nl~rl'. dg SALES MANAGER Beach.530-2:'>4i nn~ ...... ·' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----
'""---1f1-' Ad No 711 co Hills. The Claim Jumper organlle <'rl'I>\ to s1 II c:uoE S .... otS K1ttt'o, 10 wits . male ........,, 1070 ~ ..,. Restaurant Serretan Assistant to ~ A o.&; "--1 -•--.. __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Datl p·•ot PO Bo 1560 st•ason llrkel!>. ne1>1o ... .. r ~ur .. VIVI • ....,.., brlr.~o. >' u • x · \" Th ,,.2 ........ financial aemus Soft ne11d\t>an openm11 urJ .-.....___to ad ho-•IMMEDIATECASH• Cosl u C ,....,..., REAL ESTATL' SAL"'" an cl' ealre .,., .;v.;•J .__ 1 ~. r •""" ., .....,. aroesa. a"""""' "' ""'3 :.polteo. gentle. JO)ful p.;rtllme'1""-''Jt'•..sT1Jn 64S-07'5l F or Gold . S1 l\>er .
MEDICAL 900/ SALESPERSON pt.-rfect1on1i.1 l'r\•par•· or "orrutn llr ' e't'' ---------Plat1oum An> kind. • /0 • Self i.lJrter. rnmm + nutnttous mt'als \ant'<! :-.cit & !:>Un E'\pt>r Prt 1 DoCJI 1040 C'OCld amount Dan1t'I
IACIC OFftCE honus & l'O bt!nef1t<; hard work & tra\e l llE:'>IPllll.l.SSllOt-..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~SOSJ
:-Jpt Bch. Some lab & X· :'\O FEES DEDUCTED Video& C.ir Phone Sale' -199-S683. 54 t'a\h10n lslJnd '.j II K.EtSHOND Pups AKC
ray exp nee 645·7172 R~~fl~f~mK t-:xµr not ne<'. will trJm. 644 1.223 .... k for '>I r lJn O\amp st.re. 111 ,F Pet & w f' bu y GO L o
Medical Ass"t. front & •957-8400-call ror interview :'>tr -~~ ... -........... -! non I sho w P v l pt ) STF.RUNG SILVt:R &
back. experience helpful. We1ma r 631-0370 SECRET A.RY flXEC. Smaers Z13 8ln 1345 aft 6 pm SILVER S's WtJJ pickup
,_CaJ_J_N_a_n_c_y_a_t_64_2_·_3303 ___ 1•-·Rli--L•1•s•T•A-TE---cSALE.5PEOPLE. To sell ~1rn:nr::r1 ;'d:~s;~~~t Wantf'd C.o<.pt>I SmRt·n.l WfllOug.hl&nd wtut.e Ter ~-------
MEDICAL/INS. GIRL ASSOCIATES home !le('Urity systems. Personnel Communica to s ing H_allt•lu1a~ .ill nen. 7 week.sokl. Cham RO LEX Watch Band
Doctor needs front ore. Opening for sharp a~-Full or part tame. Bonus lions Dept. Serretary Weddmi;t <.all Ad Sittcr1 pioo hne 3 female. 1 President. 18K j?old
lyplsl w /ins. exp. Lag gressive people. We offer plan. Income depends on Xlnl t yping Sh req 'd =ZN al 642 4300· ~ h•JU male 714/569-61687 $1800/bst ofr. 645·2963
Bch. 494·9643 liberal commlss1on plan, you• 642·5206. Exe<'. secretanal ex per per_d_a}'------t 1 " ,,. 1071
tens , · · amusl.Nonsmokerpre STAINEDG' ""S Cocter Spaniel male. 7 1 Medical Lab an Newport Ul ive .. raining. con-Sales fd 1nq · (71 ., .. " "123 ...,,.., IDOi. lov~a children. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cerned management. ---...1---1 & · uare 41.....,..., Costa Mesa corp dt·~irt"> TRUCK s b b Beach has opening in open houses. unlimited .-nnw.-f 11 eorgeous coat. all shota pray oot ,
bu.stness ofrlce for gd opport. prestige locallon ~ofeuiOftClll -U t I me per ma nl•nt 6 pa~n Baby la aJ . DeVlllbu, 1 yr old. 30
typist for typ111g reports Call Tom today. Ow-corporation 1i. C'On ~ help. all phast"S or .:l.t:i~ le'J)< musl sell SlOO or Ian&• 18' ba1b • 22' wide
,f, btlllng. We offer com· oerned about your rman SICRETARY constructio n Good bmtoffer to eood home Offer. Rebuilt Stum
petlllve sal. paid vac. ~ oal 1ttwity Call for an NB devp'ml co Growth bc,!lt!flls ~6 74i<I _ ~ cle&Aer, Electromat1c
profit s haring. med appl to di sc uss potenl.Sh,d1ctph.bt>ne~ Slal•ont•q• Store in t&OOOO 2t3·'17l2070
benefits Please phone . fi , I fl ~· • d 1ver5 if 1rat1 0 n ° P Free to Applicant Corona des \tar n£'l'd.H•" lla\·e somethang > ou want RocSwd.1 2 H P 10" table
Betty for 10terview ..._._ ' portunlt y without a ln.·mePersonnelAgenc) prd sales lad\ full to~u~c1ass1f1edadsdo sawwithstaDd lyrold 646-4403 .... _ __. C--*-career change 848-6995 488 E 17th. Cosla ~es.i · .,.._r--• ......,.. ----Swte 23t 642.1470 tune. S d1)'s Xlnt .vork 1t well 642·56'i8 Ml-9003 M0-5357 S A L ES P E R SO N -----1Di cond Especially hne ----u .. .._:mop. TICpon~;ty for I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ NEEDED 18-80 for m --~~-cUentele 675-1010 Uc tltoHGoocbl065 t1llllllt-•h1111f•• .... IN5 ....... l t l s ••••••••••••••••• •••••• .. .................... . aggressive Uc Tech-2· Receptionlsl for Els crow ves men group, op SICllTAlY I Steno'TypLSt req111red for
S)'B. aper. f'Unctlon u omce needed. Call for commissions, fluible M A R K E T I N c small eng1neenng salet.
ualstant to Director: ol appt.552-4050.Tona. hn. no ex~r nee St.art RESEARCH office Experienced
fast-cro-101 lab Mt'V1ce. immed. Call (or appt 11'e Irvine Company hu SlOOO Sl200/mo Call
S48-9::M7. EPTIONIST/TYPIST btwn 10 S Mon·frl lmmediateoperunafora nt-957--0844.
, 1 Weil-groomed. proficient -.12101 Secretary with minimum•----------• ~i~!!~'~'~.~:a':.mNe~ typist for beautiful of· 1;~-.-,.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-;-.-.-.-.-.1 ol 1 yr. exper. Must ~ TELEPHON£WORK
fices near Fas h ion "-•~ capab&e ot accurate re-fac .. , all a1eat type1. J 1 d XI f I ..__ Ex.p.DOlnee. s a n • o t. r nae MENOR WOMEN port typina & pro-n •-ts?.Q20'7. benefits. llSO-S800/mo n. lffft._ fessional phone manner. .,._ _________ ,Call M.r. Freese: 759-0SU Joui our tHm ' Work fiK
MODB.S forappt. Ref1. ltC...... a company which ha•
r.n.le 1S.3S, fu.U figure RECEPTIONISTS:30toS To ARM.ct great n.alural l"HOUrce-s 6 bikini, m ature pre-Moa-Jl'rt, Mhr. Phones, W•""4 S.. u well as great people ~. trana provlded. t ......... " nu ......... ~ ...... ,_ ,..,.. ~es. _..,,._. .,.,..... --= SALAIJ ~complete applka·
Mrs. Nichols t Frr ror NB L aw rlrm. Mu1t be
sharp. bri1ht wtsd phone
pwllCedty. lite typtn1 Ii:
dertca.I dvUel. C.11 Pat u..s 'lSHfll.
peper delivery. Bar·
ly AM . m u at have
eeoDomy car. Da na
Po6Dt11.A1. Nal. Start:
$430/mo ~ bon uu. -.om..
MO rHOtll CALLS THI llYIME CO. THIOOOll 500 Newport Center Dr. IOllMS Newport Beat'h. Ca
flOID n t -"4·3215
2lmO H.atW Blvd lrqMJ Opp £mpl.)'r M /F'
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RESPONSIBLE?
£ARNUPTO
SB.95 PEI HR.
Xlnt. w ork Ina C'ond
Part ·tlme even1n1 nl-Ma
TELEPHONF.
R~EARCHER
Temporary no aolhnc.
train In office. phone
from home, clear print·
Ina , detail oriented. a..•.-.. ,.. S51-"3r7 • ..--··~~-~-~~--..
INSTANT MO..-r
For class nngs. H.Jgbest
prices paid Buying
gold s11Ye r Jewelry.
deotal. etc App ts
aoywbere W1ll1am
Laurence 953-8193 ........ ..... ,_ .... 1081 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CX>NN O\ttt'tor trombooe
wnh case Excellent coo
dJtaao.. SlOO. 67s..8052 after
6PM.
DRUMS by Ludw\c. light
blue clear. 2 noor toms.
a ba.M 24". 3 ZU1.ren
Cymbals, Roger's h.i1h
bal complele w /a l 1
ca.es 900 OMO. Call al\
6.JOPM (714)T.17-Mt.9.
Kl.JIBA.L.L 6: HARRISON
Baby Grand Sl.IOO.
~
Cl.ARI.NET. BUNDY 1400
f'ft'fect. New aloft pritt
SZS1 Our price 1141.
1$1-1518
OffkePa•a•& ' ' .. IMS i I .. ..................... .
New 1 yr old Xe. Co,6er
lldl 1111. -OC' ~ o ••r pay m eata a ad
aentc. •11"-Dt. Con·
tact G teaa Ohen. ..._,ttTt
lllSC. ornce desb. aed
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hrfe ~•I•· Call -..... liea ·MY:IN:• -"
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CGad. -'a tla6M.. -·----------All/Fii cue. Good ..._.. 973' S.. 9760 PIS, P/B, 2&, t'111/ot· ~ a·wD'r&An.. .,$ ~-·......_ eaad.. ........... dYll ••-••••••••••••••••••• ••••-••••••••••••••••• 72....-St>or1abollll....s. fer. m.mtdays.
Pr' -...! -> ,....Eld,• -D¥4 .,_ -· Cl••"b '"'Ir .A .a.• ~ '1'15. --------lal tlW lD Acro•o•tc c-W .IOO ••d•r ••-••••••••• .. •••••••• -••AA.6·•----.. -.. · -551.5m "19 Palnmat. take cnoer 5-1&. ........ &• mtt Total nstocaJwd IMPORTANT !:::::::=======~I "f4Capri,m.tc, AJl/rll battery . Need• body nmo. .......
de·luamldlfter HU for wand~ BOAT NOT1CKTO *"°• air, 4 epd, pod Wllft. ll50.-..$Ta llADY P()9 Mdl HIO :::... ~ 0 p TH f! II 0 NTH Rl:A.DER.SAMD T• lrll ~~~~Id eoad. MAZDA RX-7. ma. XlDt. .... -~. •11••········-··-····· ---------1 SPECIAL . OU R ADVUTIS.ERS ... ------.. ... -• r.vw 1t'7T LeSabre 4 door MllWJ ff50 s..liett' " 11 ... 2 DOCKS 1 ' llU ,)00 The pnce of ltema a.w CODd. 14,000 mi. Auto. •Wl9DIAUtle • cme.cm eedall. bl• a -... -................ .
_ .................. N•wport y ec bt Ea ad•ertl1ed by •ehtcl• f"-...._ 9719 tnna .. A/C, •mllm l -~H• II l-OllTS tenor 6 interior, V8. ORANGECOUMTY'S
llENlllD•EZIO·ZAO ~(114)~,,_ ck&J-. in Lbe vehicle ForYoeuCa.r! ---··• .. ••-••••n ...,.S'13DO.ID-1473. ~ •.ooo ml, power •in· MIWIST .U~ XJatC'094. --"lHtlfled •dnrtl1ln1 Jat9tSOMASON · Mlww•a.... 9740 ~~T~ dows, st.eaiae. brb, dr LINCOLH·llE RCUllY
Da ~MlT ll' ~'*a 'T7. $ bap of ooAIUDlll doa oot tadudl , ..... ths::r -•••••••••••••••••••• 1 •• -locb, tilt wbeel, cruiM DEALEllSHIP a.ii.a, to bra Sll,$00 aay appUnble laaea. 2!121H-~BI• 111~ matrol. AJl/FM stereo .
"·..... BOAT OP' nu~ llONTH he.AM. lr•~fer fees, --... DO SL Au&.o. atr, both eucuUve automobile. .. y FLADBOI .... Stine .... SPECIALOURDOCXS• faoaoc:.C'ba,..,feetfor Coeu ll.. S.SCIO topi. red w /blac:k.T.,... '765 S3otS. Cootac:l fleet UNCOLN-MERCURY
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8taMt11Ul RCA J:S" cokll' ~llOO Vice C'CrUfiuUom OI' de ~Toyota CoroUa wa.... KM32'1 zuno. SDf'WJ-Lab Fonstajt
'IV. 2 yr ..,,,ty, fr. dlt ---&Jer docwneotary {>~ ftllr9 New lle rc~du Seu UU DeW, aUver wfbtact IRVINE
b..-y ~ 6*1• Mu•t •ell thi1 muoth. pantion «'ha.r&es ~ RUI lot. lur cood. ~•Pffd '73 BUICK Century IJ0.7000 ---------i Romeauc ClaasJ". ,._. Olhennae a~•nect bv ....... ~E.iJOOOBem~.•lml'OOIM • trana, low mdu. A lo8ded,runtlt"'at,oeeda ---------.,_, YAll •u d .. -~· ' Jo" y r-~4 -ea co caer, •i· b •-f ......... ftS• """'ec:t n.nA emo Califonua Cnrla&nl Clesa tbelldvertiler. or ov.ruvuu super,, NI"'· l'ff. 1u a Utlle woril. SlOOOorofr. •-.. .. empe, tuaers, cu.aetle 5'oo9 28• vw. Pon.cbeorA..s.I ane1e/Teo. Aasume aaver cer• Only l5.$15. ~ ..... •-••••••••••••••• decb l lJ reduced . .Hyl&ueq.2 tadf .. H / CHICIUYB!eee lt71DATSUM lew-lmo or 125.375 Call Ad Sitter UH, .IJ&SllluetanclllOO.Seeto pnca~ ~o~c M 1111c ~ts_'?~e<. 20 &al) fVHra~ Cliletka f5JO VW·PORSCH£.AUDI caah. Orisin&I puttb&le &e4300, ZA bn. C F 1 ft 15 appredale, at 1105 E . ~ .. ~ ....... new · r '"•••••••••••••••••••• 4'5E Coaa 2.NZC~ S27 ,500 . Ca I I Mr . -·••••••••••••••-•••• Balboa Blvd at "L '' St.
radio, duel battery ·~P'ord\.AatoaCla&s1c Gd etsa~~~!1 ~-=··~~ Cbampbn,151·1919. 1910Corona Mart U ~. '7'2 CdV &lot cood, ou Balboa Penioaula
CERWlN VEGA 3-wey systm. D1n&hy. Much coad. $1.IOO. Newport Beacb ~ 22.CIDO milel! Cleanest Z !!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!~j JU.al cood. l7K au, Stm pamt. Mint ant/body, fllll ~1.UO
stereo s.-uen w1LS" more. Newport •lip 611.-0 · •-• (•-> 6M-D.ze•es6wtnda. vi".Sl.800.~ -----------·• _....,,. .._l ..1 m ....... u . -· SELDOM offered. '75 ..... ..__.__ I bue (pair). ~1010 or av ...... -or_... uor $7911 •~ -....1 J, VS, PS,
644.e.sH weell:eoda a, 957-~l l d ya. 979·2636 '46 Ford Woodle, restored, MBZ '505£. CTW'VT65) 72 Toyota Man 11. needs '79 Lunouaine, U5K ml, PB. AC, AM /FM tape,
ev•. eves. Sll.000 Al.SO '29 lllodeJ ~I f rW Wbt /Wht. Sunroof ~makeoffer. lmmac. cond. $14,750 or 56,000mi.l2300.752-IS38
----A town sedan, 4 dr ••••••••••••••••••••••• $15,200. Terms. Trade 644-_T80I____ bstofr. P.P . ~7111
8raDd Nu 4• color TV. 14'HOBIECAT restored. SlO ,ooo ' Ch ,.. 970I 91.-W ---------1 ·65Coov,eir, power, auto,
Sacrifice, 841-7975, Goodcoad $800 67~161 ....................... Yo9awc+= f770 '7SCDV l.9000mi. IOOd cood. needa pa!Dt. 673-91.211 77 3llOD Silver Lo ma ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xtra ru~ S7400 l38:507»-0097
m-:81. ---l!NOFORDI>eluxeSedao MUSTuou.»ATI New t1ru, bau. l•~ '77MGB.loml1es. ---------
MARANTZTURNT°MiLE 25' SHOCK. sips. 2, head. o.ny dnve lnln. Tna .,,.,.JRGANA~ERRED Mutt aeU J~l red.ix~ HntnC ~ouT ble ~lpll~~ N1ces:B>C1 AMERJCA'a favonte fgo
Xlntcood. sso OI B. W /ap1D , hinged spok.e1 New black l•c· .~ ......... ---raU _,,.. CPI ru.soo. Call Jll oo -Fral yr our car 1 '!fua ...__a_-: 6C2-7650 69118-0210 car. i.-MUilane coa-mast. lemp slip Sac at ,.. ..... • -· '77 2llQZ 2+2, wpd, elec. "'lOpm.._ .... ,. or or oot Jur.. or r,...,. LEN ~ OR G A N vert1 ble < OYG388) 557-M46all5PM · · quer.Mucb.Mucbmore. SU.ODO. mrf,AM /FMca.as .• A/C,... .,_._ ----MannoorTomA111.lD. MO ... TORS o _ _.._.,. ....... T .. ~·. fl.900. P /P. 71-MMS-9147.
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'•ff c 11• 22' Wooden ual boat. ·u Ford Delux Club &ll-3763 cond. Suarf, best offer 1 Cost.a M ( I 0 ) ••500 c 11 ·79 • zx coupe Wltb --n1& v-iwsw•a.-.. es. ___ a• ••• 9955 •••••••••••••-••-•••• s o P ... · a Coupe Needs restori.n& M9 -....0 9705 _. "~ --~ -• ·-· ..... M • t 1 £•/ between 669 eves. M.tkeolfe.r~S913 ....................... stereo" ca.saette Sl500 11711111.ACHILYD. 78 Seville, 29,000 m1, ...................... . Swtka ftZO 5-9f7S. ,.....,_ ~or955-0XW M5 9742 ,._.. __ .._. perfect cond Suorl, &JI ·ao Cutlau S upreme
lfZ6 ...-DB.T ·79 280Z 5 d 1 .. •z-x t r as Wk n d s / • • s ~m. lllanyutras. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOBIE 16 Orange lr•m _, ~!! , _ _._. d s~__: ... coupe, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-...,, 7S2-5055 n.-s.g.7111"' Xlnt. cood. Mutt selL
ft>atmaintenance,outbrd potineyeUowhull FuUStttlBody All '79 Alfa Romeos ~. g nJUU. 40.ooo GETREADY &ITD, --C&lhft.$pm:48J.5179
repatr le canvas. AUi· 8ll.-SC ~~yrebudt MlJSTCONOW• mi. Must sell Ma&e ol t'ORSUMMER C 0 tfl7
<:raft Yacbl Service. mto~~ Rod. $30,000. f~. 49'7·5081 °'76 MC M1d1tn. rwu dot 63 Calif. look But. im ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• 71 Toronado, good cond, ~11651 --Blue Topper Sailboat Pvt Party 64.5-591.S llACH l,W• .. rOIWITll'TS ---------1291116. 75&-00ISOev~ mac thru out' R~blt ,.....,. Jrot:A k Xln d . HI Dove St1'eet 1919 2IDZX 2+2.. loaded. ---~ enc • tram. Many ·73 Camaro. nma &ood ~reat. -/be5t.
....._ ..._._ w rec · t con · ·~ Packard hardtop, NEWPORT BEACH air, auto. mabo1any Mril 9744 nu 1ood1H "Cuteal" $llll0. cc7.5,,.. lrff .. fOJO S75071Pr3895etlerSpm 216,000 ma , dot c:ond. pro-75• -o ...__ • _,_. .,,_, ___. ..,_ 0 r· ~1~.., • ..,,. -.-•61 ..,,_ .. _ ,... .,... f··-' •-&-TV ........... ,......_ A.tU<,....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._ LD '-· 'VUiJ -·-~ -· MW trans, ••••-••••••••••••••••• 1977.... r::: 27' paoe11(aa, '""' sys...,D115, -.n 000~-.._ MGB b Au .,..~ ...... '""'"' art .._ It
VHF d "'i""'w" . 1st SJ.500 takes. Call Ad· IMW 971 • ..... _...".. •0 • rwn. -,. • ._....,....., "711 Camero cpe, xlllt cood, st er • • eroa tor, Hvy. duty 50' R oller b e tnbrd & CUI. oew M1cheho1. -B me. AJll /F'll caa.. good CODd MOO/best ofr. f'wier.$J7S. f~ G · top" salter 1233, 24 hrs .•••••••••• ............. ·75 Datsiio 710 ••100. :M.OllOau.S5700 644.7583 '68 Squar eback . auto. M3llO S....S448aft !> 56-2070
• 640-92118 D Pteooal • sun · 6'2-4300 Good CODd. SZ500. am rm. lo m1. &d coad _ __ ---a.a.a s ap. f18,000. --~3340 ,.. 9747
New 20' cu.atom made 837-5311 dya, 581-9386 4W....DrhH f550 :=!! ............... $1800 979-~-i'9 Camaro Z.28. yellow. "71l~!llll01e1el.Loaded,
boa ,.~ evea • , • ; _, ,_ ___. , __ ... _... .70 BUG . b .. --. Mn•t UK au, loaded, '5475 or 24-nu. lmmac. rood. cuva t ro•er . ....,.,t •• • • •••••••••••••••• 4~. c..,.an .... ......,.., '7'2 3911 red/black 1ot ..., ---...._ of "79 Ford Brooco R & s 0 M II S3'"""' f ....... , .. 900 britotr ~761_1 tB.5001080. 644-5'513. S350 ..... t r 50-!M.91. 27'Santana '68 6bags of anger. 1 1 'H ADWAY ust se . •uto r . xlot. cood s11 .1:,o ~ •
-----Is ,· • Xlnt cond •ooo cau SAHfA AHA 64().7489 &40 6087 or Iv mso TT0.1081 i1 ,, Rall Sp i3yeUowT---.. ----'°'"" 9040 sa1 inc s ptD . v eoe,1 Joy.8 ........ nm :......,,.~ • ...a.ruaro ye rt. .......uiuu, pwr, -'Ill"" f"' <fVW N• port ...,.""' _,....,,.. 835 3 I 71 566-2900 Aleu~r ·•-ou Ult -•-t _... AM t FM stereo red10, •••-•••••••••••••••••• T nc. ~.~ ... w -----·75 280Z, 4 -s pd. A I C. ---i'2 411 StalXJo wag Good -....<;v. • ................
1,71 SC .a.•.... Yacht E x c b a o & e ·62 Scout. Chevy 283 eng, 1 .. 1 Ulll .. •lf0A1v1"<. "'"1."1Nt AM t::-.. ln • .. 97... _ __. Onu owner ,,.....,. Si!80l) ~ low IJll. ow tJ res. nms &d --I r-casa. x t nm· reap -,..,....,, • ,,_, V•r y ~taao Sl 000 ......_..,_ .. ...,..s ,_, hou-615-1.lllO __ __ huvy duty rear eod . •USED ....... W * d .. -, ... 1,...... ... .. ... · • . •WlD ~ ._ "' ..... I DLDi COD .• -us t sell ....................... .,..,. .-.. O.n•• nzo 9113-~
k>eded.Pn.'pty BestOf Hobe 14 n&&lJli wanted winch Sl 500t 080 '733.0CS cpe.mmt<05.59) 615-~41 ---1910~ VV.'l.onv~n.1blel970.NC!Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----~!~IS4~l.200 (Moo ·1 Sall.boom.bloclls.masc 6Q31S2 -----~2002TuS1R (03321 Alf 97ZS 505DllSB.S t"f'lguwdnv~great.1tood S&USFIRST! PWo 9957
r1. ays), 731·8 216 Pan.s.CaUCreg~Z347 Trwdl:a f560 l20l4sp,air(294SXE) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttll.IMOW!!! t1rt•). best ofl~r over Webaveagood~lOll •77··~--:~:W••••••••••••~,··
(evellUlg.S • weekends> ---••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Tl S30lA mint (1008) 0 r N t: W • USED r......, go. Automauc,
AK fat Jerry. ~ Cn.b ur Specw. "79 Toyot• ~ Ton loo• '77 s:JOesi <4S6SXG > l.11TOcoodF\a~ 850122 Sport. Good S25ClO 494 ~-~' A1C. Ract. Defoe. •ery
...... G M f II nee re.ady bobie, only bed: &ow miles.~ '7'8331f41p,air (4228) . act. mpg IEACHIWOITS eriVWBua Newenc.Re ciea.D GI00.~7C*
.... no anner u 1 sailed oace. Prime C&.Uforanlo.675-118TZ "711331i.A, air (811116) Under HK o ne. New 848 Oovt-~ C"'1l c:IUkb Gd sU bltd ----------CONIMEll
CHEVIOUT eqwpped, beautifully Balboa tlshiod) dock _________ 1 "l'lmA loaded (S.) hardtop, bre.kes, tires. N'EWPORT BEACH '72 : Newly painted.
maintained, ready to 1 b .. 78 Dodee Custom %00, "193210iOpS/R (8l•J AK/FM cass. stereo 75• ,._0 rd1s Needs a touch • you Automatic Very cood 21'0! Har bu r kl• rt
1·,~r ,, '1t~' cruiBe or h•e •bo•rd r.pace a•aa w / oat "7'9S21iAS/R (26U) SZ.000.714-644·l7'2e•es ~ r;ave Sl750 Ollld.fl250 Call&U.-5Z38 .,, ...._ '-bl 87~12 lJY, Pl•. p/b, a /c, eut.o. .._ "-, __ ....._. (...,._..,) 8SUl5UI "''P may "" avai.. e. ---Lmt.d allp. XLNT pam ••-........,. __, .._.. 9777 ,_sdw 9750 ---
11 .,,,3 F'Ul&llnnl possa ....._ Sllpa/ pered cond. $4000/080 Ca...d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 89 Bu.It . rebwlt l~c
ble. $80,000. Jack Curley Dodls 9070 l PP. 631·2170, 964-6U7, ?6POaSCHE eng ,nu brks,am1rm
534·1S05 evenings 6 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 831-0llOO YISITYa.. 9121 l"au. &ood tares.Sll50
weekends, 6 42 432 1 SUPSAVAJLABLE 1 ---------5 spcl, w/eJr Only 47.ooo 000 M~t ~ll. 5"4.511..5'
weettdayi.. Sailboats only Delaney's '80 G lllC ih Toa pickup Q 0.AMGI COAST Mi. (lllOPRY) ,...;rt or 542 9087 m for
-----Resuiurant aru. up to 6cyl. am-rm cut, dual HOMD • IOI Md.Alltf IMC. Dan 17 FT. GLASTaOM 27'. Restroom, shower.• Umks. only 3500 mi. Xlot A ---
Has 85 h orsepower ace ma c hin e incl cood Aakioe f7,000 HEAJKMIARTBS 1150N BeachBlvd
Evanrnde engine w 1tb 673-8800, uk for Dave ~Sean S&Jel.Servace·Leutn& -...... (5.JllJ. No of SA Fwy •
1es,, than so tioun. rull ----1ov 4 TODAY!!! i.. Habra 522.s.m
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~7after5pm c anvas, heavy duly WANTED Boal ahp ID '74 Mazda P.U. w /camper aouafto c ....... ~w UMIVBSIT'Y 1979 Turbo. 4000 ma
trailer w.t h batch 6 Newport. Will pay Yin-shJ kblteng.Newtra.111 Y'; boree Beeutiful metallic. 71 Hu11 . 11ood rood 34
ngged loT ftsbin& or ak1-den fee. Call 625-2'46 or $1700/bal. 673-9417 ~ e:~h 640-6444 SALES 6 SERVICE ....trot blue w ltan int ID&)C. l:tl5i0or tie.t olfer mg (includes a 1et of 98S-997S ---OLDSMOILI ,,... 640-4.324
watersk1s). Hu 1980 --.. & ---y-fSJO HOteA PoUahed whe-els 6 other1 ------
bc:eme & IB "apotlesa! .. -s,..d GMC TRUCIS xtras ~.500. 7»-1913 or Vot.o 9772 Call I det.a.ils s.i 9010 • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • IC)I Mel A.W '1 640-UllS3 ............. •• •••••••• ftl~57277a.1076 ••••••••• .. •••••••• .. •• '65Cbevy Reblt V-8m1 2850HarborBl•d_
--Tl l.9' Ch.•rt:cr. mual seU. New tJree $900. 646-2700 &· COSTA lllESA
31" Uninite, F /8 HP,.. at SS600. Just reblt, 460 and ~-----540-9640
crulter, twn /<.:brys Ford,BerteJey JetTan. '79Chev3S08000mi.4 yni 74 Civic, eood nm.oillg
VHF, ADF, xlnt femily dumtrlr,co•er.644-~4; warranty. Panelled ao 850N.Beub8lvd. cood. AM /YM st~reo,
boat. S25,000. Nwpl 644-54'7S auleted. am-fm tape LAH.ABRA $1250/ofr. 645-7099 or
YachtExcb675-1800 .. --------deck. a.u &U tank, ltke (5Ml.No.ofSA Fwy> ..-:soo1.
,, 'l ........ S8.500•99-1438
28' LtmfRS S PRTFSH :· .. ·••• .. ••••••••• .. •••• new C7 14JS22-llll iS Kond.e CVCC ••IOU· • all::vctn/ ~ W..e.d 95'0 Swld•Y by Appt. 30+ actual mPC,. Re1.
'70, bristo l , l eak SL kss flSO •••••••••••••••••••••••I'!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ps,am/fmitereo.A/C.
cockp1l/oak parquet ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DOLLAR p-eat body. fl!lOO!oller.
cabtn sole, smg.le dal. 700 '72 Verna ha J7SCC Dirt for top used can-f«eign. ?t .. W 6JJC5' 95'7·2745.
l.97S Tara• Carrera. OM
ol 12!1 made Chocola t.e
bro wn w l l an 1ol
Everytb1n1 1s fre1h
$23,500. 759 1913 or
640-Ull3 ------
'61 P orache Su~r 90.
L~ rest.ottd, blk w lblk
mt. new trans 15.000 m
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_,/080 PP MZ·!lflse
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'46-9JOJ 540-9467 ml ranee. below milt .al bite. R.u.m very clean. domestics or clullcs. If SUverwtlh b&ad: leather ---------1Gorceous red tllS. '77
125,000. Nwpt Yacht Ex· Xlol cood. $275 firm. your cer as ertra clean, F.qcut.l•eCar. '74 Honda Automatic Au, st.er. aorf, 29,000 ml '74 VOLVO. Air. over
change <714)675-1800. 9111J.5066 seewf1RST! IOIMd 4 ... 18c. IZ500.Lowmlleace.New Sl7.000 Ph64.51682 drive, s uaroof, Xlnt
.. 860N. Beech Blvd t.lnll Ir braod rww reblt amd.
546-1200 i2 Pmto, &0.400 ma, ~
o wn er, auto, gd
iS ~ cark>, •tty ad traoaportalton. $995. eond. mo nng muat aeU. Aft.er ll22
12000 957 8191, .rte r --~ 751 --· --
6pm.. W&-9440 ,., Ill.... 9960 •••••••••••••••••••••••
111 °'"ette 4 dr Htdibck.. ' 7 1 P I. Y Jill 0 U T ff
AC. A 'l'. JtOO m1. 11:Dt VALIANT. Gd gas ma,
cord. $3115 ~-new tins, oew brakes.
IS Chevy Ca pnce. 4dr SJ.2!50. 642 2700
MK au!es Xlnt. cood. POllflec ff65
SllOO M4-82(XJ •••••••••••••••••••••••
74 NOVA delui 4dr. auto.
ac. reg us. New stJ bltd
rdls New tune up .
Sharl> I Sl!75 &SI ~ 1.8
7'0 Impala, raduus. p/s .
prb, p1ooeer s ound .
am1fm cas.s, ooe owner
Sl2JOO. will cocwder au of
fers.~1065
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'76 Sunbird o~ 42.700ma.
Must seU. $Z2SO or offer
752-1.349
i i f'lrebtrd Ellpnl. Ate .
PS. PB. brwn. needs
some work. S UIOO as u .
831 -1.lllO
·ea Pootiac Le.Mam, slot
gas mi. ~bit eog, p/s,
plb. ale. Crw.9e control
cstm wbls. COQSOle tse>O.
Sonny 536-9116
AWo. trans. 6 loaded! •••••••••••••••••••••••
(zs.25) ExeoeUeat' 1989 Tb11oderblrd, mint
DI f Wrd tf70
Ot&Y $6191 cood. Deluxe Landau. l~ tin.aociq evaiUble everythin&! Leelber in·
ooapproved credlt. tr .. radiel.s . See tb1s
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Dove 6 Quall Sta (TI4)661·3770
19' ReioeU Cabin Cn.uer.
"73~. ~p. OMC V-4.
Lo9ded flsb·skl trailer.
Xlnt. cond. Neow upbol.
115.15G. 10-112.S.
WANTED
Hooda TreaJ 90
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ietsAttack ailand
I Casualties Heavy; Refugees Fke Camps
I ARANYAPRATllET .
Thailand <AP> Vietnamese
t roops, backed by artillery,
slammed acN>6S the border to-
day into Thailand. overrunrung
bne 1'hai viUage, shelhng others
and sendmg an estimated 100,000
panic-stricken Cambodian ref-
ugees fleeing from border
camps into Thailand. Thai
military sources said
Sources in this town on the
Thai-Cambodian frontier said
more lhan 30 Thai soldiers were
killed and about 100 wounded
s ince lhe offensive began.
Unconfirmed reports indicat·
ed the r e also were heavy
casualties among the estimated
200,000 Cambodian re fugees
camped along the frontier.
Fighting was reported conlln·
uing, with the Thai military or·
lJeaches
{Filling Up
10n Coast
t
1 Near-perfect weather and
1toasty temperatures a long the
1 !Orange Coast brought out
jell yfish. s tin it rays and
;
beachgoers by the thousands
over the weekend -the official
beginnjng of summer.
t ~ Lifeguards from Seal Beach to
~ San Clemente reported August·
~ i ze crowds for the second
!straight weekend.
" Newport Beach guards
1 lresponded Sunday to a possible
~rowning when a 20-year-old
p-ustln man jumped off a boat
1 and accidentally hit his head on
lhe side of the vessel about half
\a mile off 13th Street.
In Huntington Beach. city
(lifeguards were pressed into du·
•lY two times Sunday to break up
'
fistfights Four persons were ar-
rested.
d I Guards in Laguna Beach also c! had their hands full . treating
<? several sting ray victims and
8 responding to three body-s urf
ing injuries on Sunday.
ti The largest of the weekend
crowds . attracted by tern·
, peratures in the m1d-70s and 65 l degree water, was reported in
the Huntington Beach area.
Guards on the mile·stretch of
~ city strand estimated 40.000
• ·turned out Saturday and 43.000
squeezed onto the sand on Sun·
day They reported making 83 l
I •
fStt BF.ACH. P ue A2)
dered to ruu alert alona the
length of the Jungle border The
Vietnamese offensive was re·
ported focusing on a 40-mile
stretch or border north or this
town. 140 miles east or Bangkok.
tbe Thai capital. Thai troops
barred civilians from roads
leading north from he re .
Associated Press correspond·
enl Apichart Rattanavichru. re
porting from the frontier, srud
Vietnamese troops overran a
Cambodian border encampment
at Noon Mark Moon. They lhen
entered a nearby Thai village
and burned a few homes but ap-
parently did not harm the few
vill agers who remained when
the righting started, he said.
Aplchart said Vietnamese
artillery shelled al least three
other Thai village~ and more
than 20.000 villagers were being
This is William Lee Evins.
who is bei ng sought by
police in connection with the
March. 1979. slaying of
Fountain Valley housewife
J oan Virginia Anderson, 28.
A warrant for the arrest of
the construction worker has
been issued by Orange Coun-
ty authorities.
$61 Million
Huntington
Budget Seen
The Huntington Beach City
Council is expected to approve a
$61 million budget for 1980·81
tonight.
The general fund portion of
the budget. which deals with
day-to-day care operating costs.
is set at S42 million. about S6
million higher than last year
A sizable portion of the in·
crease is due to a surplus of
about $2.4 million that was left
over from the current budget
which expires Jane 30.
The bulk or the surplus has
been earmarked for the con·
tlngency fund while some of It i!
reserved for employee salary in·
creases.
Officials say that inflation and
rising coets of utilities and other
services also help to account for
lhe higher budget.
City Admin istrator Bud
Belsito reported that the surplus
from the current year was ac-
cumulated because revenues
were greater than anticipated to
be in the form of sales taxes and
building fees.
evacuated.
Earlier. the military com·
mand said 1t scrambled
helicopter gunships to aid troops
at a border post under Viel·
namese attack A spokesman
said seven T hai soldiers were
wounded and many of the in·
truder s were killed in that
shootout.
Foreign relief workers were
being pulled out of r e fugee
camps on the border. but there
was no Immediate move to have
them leave lhe sprawling camp
at Khao l Dang, seven miles in·
side Thailand. The camp houses
about 130,000 refugees who bad
earlier elected to enter Thailand
rather than remain in the border
no·man's land.
·'The situation appears to be
getting out or hand... said a
Western relief agency official in
Bangkok. referring to the
panicked exodus of Cambod1ans
from the border zone
The fighting erupted a week
after United Nations and Thai
officials began a program to re-
patriate Cambodian refugeei1
back into Cambodia from the
Khao I Dang camp. The effort
was halted when shooting began.
Vietnam. which maintains
about 200,000 troops in Cam·
bodia to shore the Vietnamese-
backed Cambodian government.
is opposed to the repatriation.
Last week. the government in
P hnom Penh, the Cambodian
capital. vowed to "crush" re-
patriation efforts
There was no immediate word
on how many Vietnamese troops
were involved in the offensive or
<See VIET, Page AZ>
Bolsa Chiea Area
HB Clamps Duwn
On Beach Violence
By ROBERT BARKER
OI , .. 0.lly .. II .. St.ff
The Huntington Beach City
Council has ordered police to
clamp down on violence in the
bluffs area of Bolsa Chica State
Beach.
Rapes and shootings, accom·
panied by drug and alcohol
violations, have been reported
increasingly in the area in re-
cent months.
··One should never go there at
night," Detective Sgt. Luis
Ochoa said today. "There are
those who wait there. who wait
to prey on people ...
The City Council has now
declared the area around Golden
West Street closed from 8 p.m.
to 5 am.
Officials said the action will
result in cars being towed away.
The area has almost been
taken over by gangs from the
Los Angeles area. police srud.
State beach rangers have
('losed the beach from 8 p.m to 5
am also.
They a s ked the cit y to
C"ooperate by posting the No
Niguel E1'ent
Parking and towaway s1~ns dur
mg that period
Public Works Director Paul
Cook said simply posting No
Parking signs has been inefrec
tive.
·•Past experience has shown
that where such posting has
been used the beach visitors
leave lhe a rea and wait In lheir
a utos. parked along the
h ig hway. while the rangers
sweep the area. "Afte r the
aut h orities leav e, th e
troublemakers return aod con·
tinue partying." he said.
.. , would hope that this a.ction
wilJ make it more undesirable
for gangs to congTegate. know·
ing that we intend stricter en·
forcement," Mayor Ruth Bailey
said
"To continue patrolling the
area with the manpower the
state has is just not sufficient ..
"The beaches should really oe
a recreational area. not a bat·
tleground The way ll 1s now, the
people who enJOY the beach an•
afraid to use it." shesa1d
Anti-nuclear Rally
Promoters in Debt
By DON CHAPMAN
Of tlle Dally ...... Staff
Orgaruzers of an anti-nuclear
protest held in Laguna Niguel
Saturday are calling the rally a
big success. but must now turn
thelc attention to paying off
$30,000 borrowed to set up the
event.
The only money received by
organizers during the event was
from donations and the sale or t-
shirts. said Karen Litsin of the
spo nsoring Allian ce for
Survival.
"The accounting isn't in yet.
but we lost a lot." she said.
"We'll be planning a fundraiser
real soon."
Funds borrowed by the Al·
liance went for advertising. and
setting up a stage and sound
system.
Mrs. Utsln said about 15,000
people attended the event at
Laguna Niguel Regional Parlt.
and described It as "definitely
the largest anti-nuclear rally
ever held in Orange County.
"A lot of them might have
rome ror the music (name enter-
tainers donated their services>.
but a lot who did learned a lot
about nuclear power. energy.
weapons. and San Onofre." she
said.
The protest was peaceful. but
some citations were issued for
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Toronto.
Allies Join Carter
On Afghan Policy
\'ENTCE. Italy CAP> -Presi-
dent Carter ended the Allied
summit today with a declaration
that the "ruthless" So\'1et an·
"as1on of Afghanistan would be
opposed with "our combined
!>lrength .. lie called th1'i a
moral and strategic 1mperat1ve,
but other Allied leaders said ht·
tie on the subJect.
The summit was convened to
forge an Allied economic
strategy. but the focus stufted
Sunday when the Soviets an·
nounced a partial withdrawal or,,
troops from Afghamstan.
Allied leaders were skeptical
or Soviet motives and demanded
a complet<' withdrawal. Carter
11 ,000 TROOPS EXITING
AFGHANISTAN?-A4
emphasized the situation in tu s
closing remarks. but none or the
other s ix leaders discussed
Afgharuslan in strong terms.
"We have commjtted our com·
bined strength and our influence
and our voices against a ruthless
power's invasion of a nearby de·
fen seless neighbor w hic h
threatens the stability of a
crucial area," Carter s aid.
He called the Soviet move into
Afghanistan on Dec. 27 .. a pro-
found assault against the laws ol
nations and a grave tbeal to the
stability of that vital region.
"We pledge lo oppose this So·
viet invasion with the means at
our disposal," Carter said. "We
do lhis because it is a moral im·
peraUve and also a stragetic im-
perative."
Carter and leaders of the other
s ix Industrialised nations -
France. Canada and Japan-
gave individual speeches as the
two-day s ummit cloaed wttb
ag r eement on energy and
econonuc issues
The Allied command called
for declining reliance on import-
t>d oil, and the summit com-
munique noted "the vital con·
tribution or nuclear power ...
calling for an increase in atomic
ener gy use and expanded con·
servation techniques.
T he meeting was convened to
diS('USS ene rgy and economic is·
sues but was dominated by the
situation in Afghanistan.
Britis h Prime Minis t er
Margaret Thatcher called the
occupation of Afghanistan a new
manifestation or the old dif·
ference betwe<?n East and West.
In their remarks, the German
and French leaders ignored the
Afghanistan s ituation entirely.
In his address. Carter also
said the challenges facing the
free world .. are both political
and ~mic in nature." and
said the nations were "resolved
to break the link between our
economjc growth and our oil
cons umption."
The Allied leaders developed
goals to reduce oil imports. dou·
ble coal production by 1990, and
expand use or nuclear power and
other alternate fuels. according
to a draft of lhe joint accord lhat
ended the two-day meeting.
Coast
Weatller
Fl' Evfng Bellg Daneers
Patchy late night, early
morninl low clouds along
the Coafl otherwise fair
tbrouah Tuesday. Lows
toni1ht 56 to 61. Highs
Tueaday 75 at beaches. 83
lnlaod.
INSIDE TODAY
Looldftg for that ~ect
pfHo' Cohunntlt Hagh
M~ ld&a tdwre Ucon t>. /<Nltd. S.. Pof}e A7.
Amber Christensen, 14, of
Canyon Country, owes her
friend here an extra raUon
of carrots. But not too many
carrots. He won best in his
dlvlslon in Dwarf Rabbit
Show at Orange County
Fa1r£1'(>UDds in Costa Mesa
Suncfay. He Upped the scales
at l~ pounds. If you let
younelf so to 2Y.i pounds.
you're oo longer a dwarf.
He's a Netherland Dwarf
Buck. -
Belly dancers may have to
watch where lhey wiSIJle and ~bat they uncover in Fountain
Valley restauranll if a proposed
belly danclnl law eet.s adopted by
tbe CltyCouncll. The new ordinance would reg·
ulate dancing attire -or lack ol
ft -and also prohibit dancers
from ctrc ulaling among
customers.
The practice of encouraalnf.
cuttomera to stuff Ups into the be •
ly dancers' costumes alto would
beano-no.
·'
Deputy City Attorney Robert L.
Lavoie, who prepared the
measure at lhe request of Police
Chlel Marvin Fortin, said belly
danclna 11 not currently a prob·
lom ln Fountain valley.
The ordinance 11 more or a pre-
venll ve measure. hoaaid.
Belly dancing did raise a few
eyebrows in Fountain Valley last
fall. wMn such entertainment
w111 ottered at lhe Guy Fawkes
restaurant at l7t718rookhurstSt.
City orflclala reeelved com·
plaJnt.a that a belly dancer wuen·
' .,
coura1ln1 contrlbutlons from
cuatornen and "wu brinam.I de."
cay .. to Fount.a.ln Valley,
Altbou1h they dld not ban belly
danctnc altogether. lbe clty'a
pl•llftl.na commluloner• restrict·
ed aucb entertainment to a small
staRe wt thin the reataur ant.
Mounlr O. Mardini, o.._.ner of
restaurant. aald he dlaconUnued
this entertainment lor a lime but
restored the belly danclnc act
< re1tricted t.o lbe atase area> laat
week.
··Fountain Valley ll kJDd f1I fun.
~:.~~·:f:~~=~ a dirt)' act.
·•Ttteythlnk lt's llke10-sodanc.
era. lt'1not.
.. It '1 u an form . They teach It
lnachools."
M ardlnl said he ••• not familiar wtth the ordlnan~ Ulat
wlll be considered b~he t®Dtll
Tudday nllbl but aaid he did not
lblnk 6t would affect bl1
re1tauran\'1 entertalnment.
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A.1atollah Sadub kh1lkball, head ol lran'a anU-druc cam·
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WASKJNGTON (AP> Medicaid recipient.a llYlna& In nur~
'"' homes have no constltuuonal naht to contest 1ovemment
decisions forcant them lo move. the U S Supreme Court ruJed today.
By a 7-1 vote, the J.Ullces reveraed a federal appeals court
ruhng that "'ould have forced Pennsylvania authorities to 1rant
Medicaid r ee1p1ents hvmg at the Town Court Nursing Home In
Ph1ladelph1a a chance to protest the state's push lo declare the
home mehg1ble for federal funds
Prflor ll•Mrfl'H'• Sida Grate
SHERMAN OAKS<AP)--Comedian Richard Pryor was lo
undergo surgery today lo graft healthy skin over the severely
burned upper half of his body, a hospital spokeswoman said.
However. S herman Oaks Community H ospital
s pokeswoman Kuc1shing Vjang declined lo give details of the
surgery. say1n~ only thut Pryor remained in critical but stable
condition and that rc~ults of the operation wouldn't be known
until later today
Trib Rqortrr Nol Barred
CHICAGO I AP> A Chicago Tribune reporter -
threatened with expulsion from City Hall -showed up for work
as usual today. and a spokesman for Mayor Jane Byrne said he
would not be forcibly evicted from the press room.
The mayor threatened the expulsion Saturday when s he ar-.
cused the new~paper of pnnting what s he termed "lies" and
"character assa~s1na tion s" and engaging in "male
chauvinism" since s he took office more than a year ago.
West Bank Cla•lt E'larn
TEL A \'IV. Israel CA Pl Five Palestinian students were
wounn<'d today in a clash with Israeli border police In the OC·
cup1f:'d Wc~t Bank. ho~111t;il off1c1als and the Is raeli military rt• µurtc·d
Thi· el:ci..,h C'amc• hour~ after the death of a Palestinian
1"oman nfrll·1.ib .,alCl 1"a~ woundl'd 1"ht·n a border policeman·~
m;ich1nl' l'(un f1n·d at·c1dcntally in Bethlehem
Ref used Transfusion
'No Blood' Seah .
Fate of Woma~ 28
Ml /\MI CAP I J oyce· Prudhomme·~ two words left her
hu-;band and rlo<:lor~ helpless in
.1 mora~:. of legal1t1es and de., pair
"No blood," the 28·year-0ld
"om an ~aid Thursday when s he
''"'okl' at Jack~on Memorial
I los µ1tal, whl·re she had been
hrnught after s uffering seizures
eaused by a rare blood disease.
She died Saturday night, res·
olutc in her refusal, on r eligious
..:rounds. lo accept blood tnrnsfus1ons
"I JUSl ran't believe that a re
i1gion would let h er commit
suicide." sai d her l>haken
hul'.>band. Peter Prudhomme
"It was horrible to watch."
said Dr Don Temple, an intern
at Jar kson Memorial Hospital
"The torment her husband was
J{omg through was the worst I'd
e\·er seen "
When Mrs Prudhomme was
brought to the hospital. un·
conscious, blood transfusions
\\ere beJ,?un When she woke. she
ms isled they bed 1scont1nued .
Ue r refusal sparked hours of
d1scuss1ons at the hospital where
a treatment for the woman's dis·
ease was discovered four years ago.
· I know that 1f she had had
more time lo think about it ..
she would never have thrown
h e r life away," sa id
Prudhomme. who married his
wife when she was 14
He shook his head as he spoke
OAANQ( COAST HI
DAILY PILOT.
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of how hospital law}ers wouldn t
lt•t him overruJc his "'1rc·s de
t'ISIOn
His wife was suffermR from
thrombotic thrombocyto~nic1
purpura CTTP >. a disease that
causes tiny clots to form in the
bloodstream. breaking down red
cells and cutting off the oxygen
n ow to vital organs.
Though the woman was raised
a Roman Catholic, s he began at-
len ding Jehovah 's Witness
'>ervices about two years ago.
Hut she had not formally .
become a member of the sect,
her husband said.
An elder in the conRregatlon
Mrs . Prudhomme attended said
the denomination considers
blood s acred and likened
transfusions lo eating blood.
The church leader. who asked
not to be identified, said it would
be wrong "for one lo e xtend life
temporarily. then have it cut off
forever thereafter. If you save
your life by violating God's
laws. you have no ho~ of r~ur
rect1on."
Psychiatrists called in on the
case said Mrs. Prudhomme was
competent when s he prote.'lted
the transfusions.
"She had just had a blood
transfusion and knew damed
well what was going on ," said
Dr. Philip Greenberg. one of the
consulting psychiatrists.
·'S he didn't want a blood
transfusion. She was adamant
against It. It was agalnst her Bi·
ble studies."
"I disagreed," Temple said. "I
felt she never realized the gr avt·
ty of what she was doing."
But hospital lawye~ said they
could not legally continue the
treatments.
f'..._P_,,.Af
BEACH •..
rn~u Saturday but only 19 an
Sund"Y
Around H.ooo beach rana
tumid out at the state beaches
ln Hu.nlJ.nlton both daya Guardl
at tluntlftlton State Beach and
Bolaa Chiu Statt' Beach 11aid
tht>lr pertdn1 Iota we re ruu both
daya ~~ noon
Harbor Patrol rrtw& stationed
al Sunset Aquatic Park were
prtaaed Into action Sunday when
u boater radioed for help after
developJnc aide effect.a to a dose
or anll•&ea-slckneaa piJls he'd
takt'n
ln Newport Beach. city guards ~atlmated a crowd or 90.000 on
Saturday and 1 crowd of 110.000
<>n Sund1&y. They said surf was
almost non-existent and report-
ed only 14 rescues for both days
Newport guards brouiht 20-
yea r ·o ld John Dempsey of
Tustin to s hore Sunday after-
noon after he reportedly
knocked himself unconscious
when he s truck has bead against a boat.
Officials said De mpsey ap-
parently was trying to dive off
the boat into lhe water. He was
tnrnsported to Hoag Memorial
Hosp1taJ where he was treated
and released.
ln Laguna Beach. guards said
about 25.000 bt>ach buffs showed
up at U1e strand both days. But
the warm tcm~ratures attract-
ed sting rays as well as the large
crowd a nd lifeguards were
forced to play doctor. advising
sting ray victims to soak their
tnJUred feet in hot water for 2Q
minutes to relieve the pain.
1.aj!una ~uurds also respondc-d
to three body surfml! inJurit-s on
Sunday and had to rescue a 19·
)'l'<•r old J.:lrl al St. Ann's Beach.
O ff1 r 1;ib at Doheny S tate
Beach and San C"lemenlt' ('rews
also reportl·d full houses both
da}~
Woman Dies
In Accident;
Four Injured
Ont> woman "'a~ killed and
four otht•rs were in;urt'd Sunday n1~ht in a ~in..:le car accident on
lht> Carden Grove Frecwav. the
California Highway Patrol s aid
Pronounced dead <Jt Fountain
Valley Community Hospital was
F<'ltra Modino, 21. of Orange.
Taken to Westmins ter Com
munlly Hospital with minor in-
JUnc~ w('rc Roger Modino. 27,
<i lso of Orange and beheved to
be her husband. Rolano Modino,
J, and Kairo Modmo. 2. bel.Jeved
to be their children. and Edgado
de la Rama. 36. of Los Angeles
A C llP s poke~man said
Modino 1"as driving a 1970 Ford
:\1 u:,tanl! l'a~t bounc1 on tht•
GardC'n Grove fo'ree'-'a\ near
S p r 1 n ~ d a 1 P S l r e ·,. t 1 n
Wt•::itminster when tht: car "'ent
out or control. l>Wcrved nght
from tht> fa:.t lane and struck a
tree
'Streaked'
Bandit Hits
Mesa Store
A bandit with an oranJ(e
streak d) l.>d down the middle or
his brown hair held a shotgun on
a Costa M<.'sa liquor store clerk
Sunday night a nd escaped with
about $530 hastily stufft:d mt.o a
brown paper bag
Police said the bearded holdup
man walked into E Z In Liquor.
145 E 19th St . at about JO: 15
P m and confronted the clerk
with a s hot2un
The 16-gauge weapon had been
sawed off at the barrel and the
stock. the clerk told ofhrers who
responded lo his telephoned re·
port.
l'olice said the bandit.
described as short and 1n hJs 40s,
dropped a $20 bill as he stuffed
hi s loot lnto the bag a nd fled out
the front door.
Blockage Denied
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A
fede ral judge has re fused t.o In-
tervene Immediately In an at·
te mpt by environmentalists to
halt the filling of New Melones
Reservoir above the 808-foot level
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lAX to NYC Still 'Too Low'
NEW YORK CAP> -The air rare between New York and
Calltomha ia goln1 up, but It's aUJJ 1oio1 lo be far less than a lot
of airlines would like.
Eutem Alrlines &Mounced over the weekend it will cbarce
$129 each way on ru1ht1 between New York and Loi An1elea or
San Pranctaco,durio1Juty andAuiust. Tbefaretanow$99.
The '121 fare. w&&•atehed toda)' by Trana World Airltnes,
and other carrter1 an the route we,.. ••Pfft.d to 10 alona. TWA
had announced that It hoped to lncreaa• the fare to S250. but
dropped that after Eutem made ill announcement.
World A.lrwa11, whJcb h11 been cbartlna •· has not an· nounc.cS wt..t it will cbarce ln July. Other alrllnee aervtna the
route U'IAnl•rtcan, Uni~~' Pan American and Capitol. .. z~ .. ~ World, DCM relaUve newcomen to the market,
.. ave --IMdlnl prlce·cutten on the New Yort.Callfon\la rou~t &o tbe dilmay of TWA, Amert can and United, which once wne uw only alrUnet on the rout4.
•
o.11, "'"" ,,_.,_ 11-c ... -.11_.._. MOUNTED DEPUTIES KEEP WATCH ON ANT1·NUKE CROWD
Only a Few Arrests Saturday et Nlguel Perk
Point Dwne
Batlu!rs Nude
Despite Law
!\1,\Lllll' IAP1 About 1r"1
nurlc-heach~'>t.'r'> <tt Point l>11m•·
~unbathf'd a~ l>ht•ri rr·., d,.putic·..,
"'atched cvt·n thouRh the: 1,.,..,
An gt'lcs t'nunt\ H1t:tr<I of
Supcrn!>or'> n·1·1·nlly pas..,t'fj ;in
urdman<·t' prnh1b1t1n..: nud1l\ on
count\ ;md ..,tat1• h<-<1 rh1·., ·
The hare batht•rs W(•r•• not or
rt:Sll'd Sund"." h"t'a11s1· the
sheriff's di•pttrtmt•nl "'Ill not ••n
for et> tht' law until county coun.,<•I
•~sues a ..,tatt•m•·nt cm 11..., legality.
said Lt J ohn Loy('
Whether or not the count\•
~upt•rv1sor.1 h:Ave the authonty to
regulate state tx•nches 1s being
d1~put<'d. l.AH't• o;a1d
~h·mber!> of the l'lothin~ Op
t1onal ~1~ty, ur~aniu-d lhre<·
~cars ago to promotf:' nudf'
bathmR t·an·full~ 't'l up IJllkt·t
'>!gns in th1· 'and tc1 mark th1·
hf>rder bt:l1"l'f'n 'tat1• and c·ow1t\
propNt~ :"\ud1<.h kt·pt to tht• .,lJtt ~ldt• of I h<' l~<iC'h
1-'ro'" Po,,.-·t I
VIET ...
"'ht•lht•r the• f1ght111..: 'l~nalt-d d
ma;or thrust into Thailand
Soviet-made: T 54 t1:1nks wnt-
n·p<Jrt<'dly <.polll'fl h.\ Th~u rt•
ronna1.,~an1't' aircraft 1n.,.u1·
Cambodia hut ;1 pparenth dul
not take part in :l<'tu:1I romhat
CoD8piracy Probfa.d
KING~IO:" JamJl<'J 11\f»
St-runty forces are quest1onm~
one c1v1l111n and m t>mbt•r' of
Jamaica's Defense Force 1n con
nection with "an alleged <"In
sparac~(' and subversl\'<' arhv1tv
on the Canhbean l!>land Pnm~
Minister Michael Manley an
nounced
f'ro• Pagfl ·t I
PROTEST • •
a lrohoh c beverages and drugs,
..he said
Those who attended began ar
riving dbout noon and left about
ti p m Speaker.. a nd an energy
f3tr "'ere ff.'atured along with lh1· entf'rtainment
Tho"'4· <it the· anti nuclear rall\i
"'l'rt• urr.:t'{j lo tJrin~ pre~<,un• on
t "' o u t 1 I 1 t ~ co m p d n 1t·., t ha t
"Pt'rale lhl· San Onufrt-nucleC1 r
rt•actor by sending lh<·1r ut11Jt;
11111~ to th\• 'l<tle Publtr l 't1ht1t•'
t '11mm1~..,1on
l nder !>late ld1". JH'~''"" an·
.tllo .... c•d t.o de~1l d1~J.1Ult•d ut1ll
l' b1lb y,1th the Pt.:C m<otead fl(
11<.l)'IOR the Ullhty until thl· di!>
11ute is resolve-d
The Alliance for Survival
targeted the Southern Cahfom1a
t-:d1..,on ('., :mrt the: San Diego
t;J, and E lt·t tnc ac; lhE· butt uf
I ht · Prt>lt''I
Thi• rJJI\ "J< helrl l.,at11rdJ\
I hi· lunJ.:t•'I rta'.'o <1f thf' 't'Jf tn'
1·mph.t'>1zr c;ola r fl'>"'"'r 3 .. •m
.tltc·rnJll\t• t(I nurh .. ir t'nf'r£'
Thi· c·' ent ft:dt urt-rt n·cordinJ?
.1rt1~t., Kenn' IL1okin Honnv
HcJ1t1 dlld Je!>!>t' C'nhn '\ oung
Hdnr.ter.. &t tht• Oran~1· (.11un
'' 1Jpt>r.:1ll-d p<.1rh . .,.lid up lei Iii
1rr1•"l" "'''rt• m.1clL· mu~th fo1
dr U0Kl'fl1ll''>'> .md r1~hllril( .
SllOlt' Needs
MusiciwlS
~1 u.,1r1tins art• needed for thf>
upn1 m1n~ prudurt1nn of Th<'
Hc1ar of ttw Grea~c:paint, The
SnH'll uf thl· Cro.,,,d ." being
1wrformt'<I Jul~ 3 thrnugh IJ .it
thl' \rt1.,L<. Thc<iter. 625 Park
AH in Lagun.i Bt>arh
The mu,u: 1s !>c-orl·d for a
p1Jno bJ"!> pt'rc·uc;!>1on . l1"0
trumpt't~ dnd d null' Other In
strument!\ ma) be included
An)one 1nterestC'd in t aksn~
p:i rt in the production should
rail Act I V or 55fl 74 11 or
l1H 6959
._..,,..,...,..,~ ....
Just for Gals
Ocean Pacific cord shOrts. la1lored for lhe
oetivo gaJ A re1noow 01 COIOrs aaua coral
boige. off wht1e and Slato blue Comp1erneo11no the
atlOrts are a preny group 04 Hawauan pnnt blouses
Also Chemn de For ieens
..
I
Twtin
Arrests
Probed
A drug arrest in Tuatln durtn1
the weekend was s till under in.
vesllgation loday as two tUI·
pect.. -;---one wounded apparentl)
by police l unlire -awaited UM
filing of cha rges against Lhem.
Taken into custody werE
Henry Mendoza Mejia, 30, of
Anaheim. and Gina Marge Me·
Jla, 26. also of Anaheim. Their
relationship is not yet known.
Mejia was reported in stable
rond1llon at UC Irvine MedicaJ
Center with an eye injury.
Both were apprehended by
narcotics officers Saturday af·
temoon after an alleged drug
transaction took place in a park·
1ng Jot at the comer o( McFad-
den Avenue and Williams Stred.
The t ype of drugs involved
wa11n 't disdosed
When narrotics officers from
f'ullerton. Tustin, Anaheim and
Buena Park attempted to arrest
the Mejias. the SU$pects tried lo
escape In their vehicle, ram -
ming two police cars, a Tustin
spokesman 11aid
During an ensuing arrest a t-
tempt. a shot was fired, the
l>pokcs man said, and Mejia suf.
fe red 8 head injury
No further d etails of the shoot-
ing wt•re revc<1led Part of the
ro nt1nuing investigation. ~pokesm<'n s<iid. 1s to determine
hu"" lht• .,hfloting took place and
"'hr•ther lht• .,u~pect w;is armed
'" urwrmt•d
\f 1·11a wa~ trl'ated at Santa
\n.:1 Tustin Community Hospital
.iot1 them taken to UCI Medical
Ccntl:'r. 1"herl' he wa!> report~
in '>lable t'ondit1on.
A Tus tin po lice spokesman
'aid the D1stnct Attorney'i; Of.
fl C'l' I!> being consulted before
<io\ rh<1rges are filed against the
l"' (I
Th•· .,u..,po·cl~ had been under
"U n 1•illance by undercover
11Jrrot1c~ officer'> prior to the ar · n·~h being madt•
rnueves Loot,
Then rforch
V aJley Eatery
Hur~lars broke Into Wendy's
hamhuri.:er res taurant In t"oun·
ta1n Valley early Sunday mom-
1n g tak1n~ more than $2.500
lrum lht· '>Life. then attemptin~
to st·l lht.' re:.taurant on fire,
1>01lt·e 'ia1d
The bllr~IJrs reportedly pried
"IH'll tht• rC'.,taurant's dnve·up
1111111 "'1n<lo". d1mhec1 m a nd
µr1t•d opt·n a door to th e
lirookhur .. t Slrt-et rc!>t:turant's
•>lf•cc-
Po!tce c;a1d the burglars t.Mn
hroh•· into the safe and took
S2.5'!9 in cash <ind then tned to
"1art a fire, apparently to
t amounage the burglar y
Hefore leaving, the burglars
al .. o destroyed food inside the
i'OOler. police s~ud .
Loss of food supplies and total
damage to the building com-
hined 1s 'll1ll being compiled. ac-rordanR to pol11·1•
Marche rs f ""aint
OREGON. Wis. <AP> -'I'hrtt
dozen high school s tudent!
part1r1patmg 1n a parade fainted
Sunday from mtld heat exhaus.
tion. authorities said. Three of
the students were treated and
released at a Madison hospital,
and the rest were treated at a
makeshift fu-st aid station at
Oregon fllAA School
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VOL. 73, flo. 17', 3 SECTIONS, 2A PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA TWENTY-FIVE CENt'S
• 1et
r
king
~~?.l~Cily
Council candidate Dave Baker
announced today that be wm
leek a recount ol results ln the
June 3 municipal e lection in
*bich be wu the also-ran to
Cbree incumbents.
Baker , who garnered 8,865
'otes at lut count to the 8,927
•Otes cast for the closest incum-
bent finisher, Councilman Mary
Ann Gaido, was not too confident
Of a major chanse. "I 'm really doing it for two rea-
~ns," he said.
"I suppose there ls some kind lf fleeting hope that we can
•in," Baker said, a dding that
:;onsidering the outcome or the
~unty's election itself, anything 'f possible. "There were so many mixups
lJl the election tally,·' he added.
J The second reason is out of
rliespect for my supporters who
liforked so hard,·• Baker con-
dnued.
!He said it would be unfair to
em not to seek a recount con-
dering how close he apparently
n behind Mrs. Gaido.
*
Baker said he will s~ifically
k for a recount of certain pre-
ncts among the 66 ln which a
f tal of 46,541 ballots were cast
the last count.
He said Mrs. Galdo's majority
rr.anged from 90 votes In some F ecincts to only four in others,
•hlch he said seems unusual.
, Winners in the June 3 election
.yere Mrs. Gaido. plws council
'
embers Bill Vardoulls and
avJdSUJs.
Dlaaatlafactlon wit" vote
t•llylng in the hotly contested
dlectlon plagued by computer
dounle r breakdowns that de·
7 int ense that Councilman ied a final count for days was
rry Agran suggested the · city
ould take over the job from
e county.
: Agran said he feels the city
~erk could do a better job hand-
c!ounting the results than the
c:ounly's her alded computer
~stem.
.Re was not up for re-election
U\ls time .
Thatcher Topic
Of New Play
LONDON <AP> -Prime
Minister Margaret T hatcher's
p articipation in the Venice s um·
Jnit means she is missing the
opening of a play in which she is
the main character --and the
~arget of a savagely satirical at
tack that her government unwit-
tingly paid for.
~ The show, originally called
... Ditch the Bitch" but changed
1to "A Short Sharp Shock" after
1,Pressure from femlnlsl groups,
has caused a storm of con-
,t roversy here that began even
#before its doors opened to the
public over the weekend.
• The play's a uthors defend
their work against charges that
it Is in bad taste and accuse the
government of censorship. •
iBrush Fire Halted
' LAKE ISABELLA <AP)-A ~300-acre brush fire was con-. tained near here today after en·
,dangering several buildings,
Kem County firefiahters report-i ed ______ _
l Tmoor's Not
SoT~ring
Newport Beach
llfe1uarda were cau1ht
abort Sunday when they re·
ported for work and db·
covered tbelr llfe1uard
tower near 10th Street wu
abouttbeballtbe11M It wu
tbe Dl"fttoulday.
Olftdala reported that
IOIDe bMeb vandal armed
wltbapowel'MW~t·
ly took ldafrlllb'atloe o.&oa
the p.t•ala tower, aaw·
1n1 off all four lep ol the panlltmd.
Ouardl uld die tower
WW baft to be rwlacec1 or
.... • y.-y taD llfepard .. ...,,..
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Troops Attack Thailand;
J_ j_
Orange Crate~
It's Irvine on Oran ge Crate Derby Day . And who had
more fun than Kelly Davis, 7? Hunched over the steering
wheel, crash helmet askew. Kelly Cleft) led this run down
the Sand Canyon overpass of the San Diego Freeway Sun-
day in the annual renewal of Irvine's version of the Soap
Box Derby. There was run in the sun for participants and
svectators and a lot of prizes were passed out. It was just
about the perf eel thing for kids or a ll ages to do on a sum-
mer day in the old home town.
Tuv Suapects
Aimit Charges
In Drug Bust
A drug arrest in Tustin durinf
the weekend was still under in· vesllgation today as two SUS·
pects -one wounded apparenll)
by police gunfire -awaited the
filing of charges against them.
Taken into cust ody wer<
Henry Mendoza Mejia, 30, ol
Anaheim, and Gina Marge Me·
jia, 26, aJso of Anaheim . Their
relationship is not yet known.
Mejia was reported in stable
condition at UC Irvine Medical
Center with an eye injury.
Both were apprehended by
na rcotics officers Saturday af.
t ernoon after an alleged drug
transaction took place in a park·
ing lot at the comer of McFad-
den Avenue and Williams Street.
The type of drugs involved
wasn 't disclosed.
When narcotics officers from
Fullerton, Tustin, Anaheim and
Buena Park attempted to arrest
the Mejias, the suspects tried to
escape in their vehicle, ram-
ming two poUce cars, a Tustin
spokesman said.
During an ensuing arrest at-
tempt, a shot was fired, the
spokesman said, and Mejia suf-
fe red a head injury.
No further details of the shoot·
ing were revealed. Part ol the
continuing i nvestigation,
spok esmen said, is to determine
how the shooting took place and •
whether the suspect \\'.as armed
or unarmed.
Mejia was treated at Santa
Ana-Tustin Community Hospital
and then taken to UCI Medical
Center, where he was reported
in stable condition.
A Tustin police spokesman
said the .District Attorney's Of.
flee ls being consulted before
any charges are flied against the
two.
The suspects had been under
surveillance by undercover
narcotics officers prior to the ar-
rests being made.
Hoek Concert
Sparks Riot
DALLAS <AP) -Four were
..,...t.d and two police offtcen
o•.,..,. by tear IU after aate crHhen toppled a cbaln-Unk
fence and threw bottles and
rocb durlq a Cotton Bowl rock
concert.
Police said the melee luted
about 10 minutes u autbor1tJes •
ualn1 tear 1u, puahed the crowd
Into the nearby Texas State
Palrpuunda.
Anti-nuclear Rally
Promoters in Debt
By DON CHAPMAN
Of IM O.llr ...... St.ff
Organizers of an anti-nuclear
protest held in Laguna Niguel
Saturday are caJling the rally a
big success. but must now turn
their attention lo paying off
SJ0.000 borrowed to '>el up the
event
The onJy money received by
organizers during the event was
from donations and the sale of T·
shirts. said Karen Litsm of the·
Be'• No.~
s pons or in g Allian ce for
Survival.
"The accounting isn't in yet.
but we lo!>l a lot." s he said.
"We'll be planning a fundraiser
rl•al soon ··
f''unds borrowed by the Al·
hance went for advertis ing. and
!>l'tting up a stage and sound
!>YSle m
Mrs. Litsin s aid about 15.000
people attended the event al
<Stt PROTEST, Page A?>
Rob Cavenab of El Toro got tint pick of the first homes
ln Irvine's Woodbrid1e Parkvtew development at Yale
Avenue and Blue Lake North. He drew No. 1 Saturday 1n
drawing for oppc>rtunity to buy house priced between
$103,990 and $120,990. Nearly 400 potential home buyers
showed up for the drawing for 18 homes.
Girl Wounded
lnlroirle
Retxmering
A 17·year·old Anaheim girl,
who was shot outside of an
Irvine party late Saturday, was
in good condition this morning at
T ustin Community Hospital.
Tu) et A Tran was shot in the
right leg as she was standing
outside of a party an the Colony
Clubhou.<>e. 3611 Ma ll South
Pohre theorize that some men
who earl ier were told to leave
the party are responsible for the
shoot mg
Pollet> Sgt. Richard Bowman
'>a id Mass Tran was standing
~1th a group of people outside
the part~ at 11 45 p m. when a
yellow Ford Maverick cruised
b) and one of its occupants fired
three shots at the group. Miss
Tran was the only person in·
JUred. he said
No one saw the license plate of
the car. Bowman said.
PoinlDume
Bal,hers Nude
Despite Law
MALJBU <AP> -About 100
nude beachgoers at Polnl Dume
sunbathed as sheriff's deputies
watched even though the Los
Angeles County Board of
Supervisors re«nlly passed an
ordinance prohibiting nudity on
county and state beaches.
The bare bathers were not ar-
r ested Sund ay because the
sherlfrs department will not en-
force the law until county counsel
issues a statement on its legality,
s aid Lt. John Love.
Whether or not the county
supervisors have the authority to
regulate state beaches La betn&
disputed, Love said.
Members ol the Clotltlnl Op-
tional Society, organl1ed three
years ago to promote nude
bathing, carefully set up J;lldtet
si1ns in the sand to mult the
border between state and COUllty
property. Nudlsta tept to the state
side oft.be beach. •
Equality Cheered
MIAMI <AP> -More U.U
l ,000 Nlcar.a1uan extlu aatbered at • llfaml park ~
day and cheered u a 1ucc111ion
of speakers declared the rel·
u1eH from Central Amertca
want equal treatment wttlt N ·
cent arrivals from Cuba ud
Halli.
30 Thai
Soldiers
·Killed
A RA N Y A P R A T H E·T , j
Thailand <AP> -Vietnamese
troop11, backed by artillery, •
slammed across the border to-;
day into Thailand, overrunning 4
one Thai village, shelling others '
and sending an estimated 100,000 '
panic-stricken Cambodian ref-l
ugees fleeing from border"t camps into T h ailand, Thai
military sources sald.
Sources in this town on the ,
Thai-Cambodian frontier said J
more than 30 Thai soldiers were t
killed and about 100 wounded 1
since the offensive began. 'J
Unconfirmed reports indicat-
ed there also were heavy
casualties among the estimated
200,000 Cambodian refugees
camped along the frontier.
Fighting was reported contin-
uing, with the Thai military or-
der ed to full alert alon ~ the
length of the jungle border. The
Vietnamese orfensive was re -
ported foeusing on a 40-mile
stretch or border north of this
town, I~ miles east or Bangkok,
the Thai capital. Thai troops •
barred civilians fr()m roads ,
leading north from here . •
Associated Press correspond-'
ent Apichart Rattanavlchai, re-'
porting from the frontier . said I
Vietnamese troops overran a
Cambodian border enc ampment J
at Noon Mark Moon. They then j
entered a nearby Thai village,;
and burned a few homes but ap..}
parenUy did not harm the few
villagers wbo remained w
tbe ftPting started, he said ..
Ap icbut saicl Vie tnamese
artillery sbelled •at. least
otber Tbai vUlages and more
tban 20,000 Villagers were being
evacuated.
EarUer. the military com-
m a od said ll s crambled·,
helicopter gunships to aid troops~ al a border post under Viet-r
na mese attack. A spokesman}
said seven Thai soldiers were
wounded and many of the in· •
truders were killed i n that 1
shootout.
Foreign relief workers were
being pulle d out o r refugee
camps on the border , but there
was no immediate move to have
them leave the s prawling camp
al Khao I Dang. seven miles in-
side Thailand. The camp ~
about 130,000 refugees who had
earlier elected to enter Thailand
rather than remain in the border
no-man's land.
"The situation appears to be ·
getting out of hand," said a
West.em relief agency official ln .
Bangkok, refe rring t o the ·
panicked exodus or Cambodians '
rrom the border zone.
The fighting erupted a week
after United Nations and Thai •
ofricials began a program to re-·
patriate Cambodian refugees ~
back Into Cambodia from the •
Khao I Dang camp. The effort
was baited when s hooting began. I
Vietnam. which maintains j
about 200.000 troops in Cam -J
bodia to shore the Vietnamese.
backed Cambodian government I is oppoged to the repatriaUoo'.
Last week, the government in
(See VIET. Page AZ)
Coast J
Patchy late night, early
morning low clouds along
the coast otherwise fair
tbrousb Tuesday. Lows
tonisbt 56 to 61. Highs
Tuesday 75 at beaches, 83
inland.
INSIDE TOD'4 Y
LoofdftQ for tltol r>erf•d pfuo? Col•m11fat Hugh 11..u.p td!a ...,. u COft ~ foad. S..,,. A7. .....
,,
OM.Y Pll.OT
8)' ~ AIMdfMl!I Praa
lran'a ~l fH'" Pl"OMCUlor IPared two IUIJ)eeted dru1 ct.al ra, mamt'd lMm In priloo Md provided I.hem with a bouat
ud .-i to IC.art • new Ute -.a hed ala oUMn uee..ted by tlrtn1 .. uad lodQ, Tellru racllo l'1IPOfted
Aya\ollab SadeO ~UdaaJl, IM!lld ot Iran'• .nU..<frut um pa11n. &rVtOunced The •hr men _..,.. extcuted In Tehran on
chara ol smu111tlina and dt&ll1buuna drua• and w1de1prea<1 "t•orrupUon ..
··A ~ l'ouplf' arrei.lC'd by the druc squad tn prtaon W4'rt'.
mar rtt"d iand frt't'd," Khalkhah addt'd "We found out th•t th.-<'oupl~ an-ct.pl}' Jn Jov• Sine.-they wt-re youna .and h1uJ no
1iu1lt, Just U...) wt-n.> addicted and unemployed with no money. I
tooll care ot lhear murrta1e ceremony, provided them • hou•e an
wh1C'h tu hH• and .rave lht>m S0.000 rtals ($800) cash to start a
llt'w lffe I made u promu.e lo them that whenever they ne~ mon~y tu com~ he,.~. J w1U beJp tht.>m "
f.ier.r•9ftlf •~tu-fl 011 tlftlli~.il
WASlllNtjTON lAPl Medicaid rec1pienta Hvmg 1n nurs·
mg horn ... ~ hill Vt? no consutuUonal right to contest government
dt.>C'1:.1on:. forclng them lo move the US Supreme Court ruled lodta)
8 ) a 7 I vote, the Jusllces reversed a rede ral appeals court
ruling that would have forced Pennsylvania authorities to grant
Medicaid rec1p1ent:. ltvina al the Town Court Nursing Home in
Philadelptuu a chance to protest the state's push to declare the
home aneltg1ble for rederal fund!.
Prflor l11tdergee• Slc:i11 Grall
SHERMAN OAKS (AP> -Comedian Richard Pryor un-
derwent surgery toda y to graft healthy skin over the critically
burned upper ha ir of his body, a hospital spokeswoman said.
Dr Richard Grossman, executive director of the Sherman
Oaks Community Hospital Burn Center. conducted the operation
along wit..h a pulmonary spedalist, Dr. Albert Young, who was
on hand to perform a bronchoscopy to clear fluid from the com. edian's pneumonia-congested lungs
The extensive burns on Pryor's chest have inhibited the
normaJ breathing and coughing that rid the lungs naturally or
nuid bwldup. thus causing the pneumonia, explained Gary
Swaye, assistant exe<:utive director for the hospital.
Trill R~rt~r Not Barred
CHIC AGO <AP) A Chicago Tribune reporter -
threatened with expulsion from City Hall -showed up for work
as us uaJ today, and a s pokesman for Mayor Jane Byrne said he
would not be forcibly evic ted from the press room.
The mayor threate ned the expulsion Saturday when s he ac·
cused the ne wspaper or printing what she termed "lies" and
· 'c haract<>r assassi n a tio ns" a nd e ngaging i n .. male
chauvmjl>m " !>Ince she took oHi ce more than a year ago
West Banlc Cl..,. Flares
TEL AVIV, Is rael <AP> -Five Palestinian students were
wounded today in a clas h with Is raeli border police in the oc
C'upied West Dank, hospital officials and the Js rae h m1htary re ported.
The cl<1!>h <.'amc hours after the death of a Pales tinian
woman offlc rnls s<1id was wounded when a border policeman's
m achrnc ~unfired accidentally in Be thlehem
Refused Transfusion
'No Blood' Sea/,s
Fate of WomaUy 28
MI A MI IAP) -J oyce
Prudhommc's two words left her
hus band <1nd doctor'> hl'lpless rn
J morasl> of lcgaht1es and
despair.
"No blood," the 28-year-old
woman said Thursday when she
awoke at J acki>on Memorial
Uos pitaJ, where she had been
brought after s uffering seizures
c aused by a rare blood disease
She died Saturday night, res·
olute in her refusal, on religious
~rounds. l o accep t blood
transfusions .
he r l if e away ." ~aid
Prudhomme, who married h1!>
wife when she was 14
He shook his head as he s poke
or how hospital la wyers wouldn't
let him overrule his wife's de·
cision.
His wife was s uffering from
thrombotic thrombocytopenici
purpura C'T"TP ). a disease that
causes tiny clot.5 lo form in the
bloodstream, breaking down red
cells and cutting off the oxygen
now to vitaJ organs.
·Carter
Backed
By Allies
VJo~NICE, lt4Jly <AP) Prest·
dent Cartt•r t•ndcd the AJllcd
aummlt toduy with u dc:claratioo
thut the "ruthlt1u" Soviet ln·
vaaloo ol Afachanlstan would be
opposed with "our combined
11t rt•11gth " lie l!Ullcd this a
morttl and s trategic imperative,
but other Allied leaders sa1d lit· lie on the s ubject
Thti 11umm1t '4 as convened to
fo r ge an Allie d economic
tilrategy, but the focus shifted
Sunday whtin the Soviets an·
nounced a partial withdrawal or
troops from AfghaniBlan.
Allied leaders we re skeptical
of Soviet motives and demanded
a complete withdrawal. Carter
11,000 TROOPS EXITING
AFGHANIST AN?-A4
emphasized lhc situation in his
C'losang remarks. but none of the
ot h er six leaders discussed
1\rghamslan an strong terms
"We have committed our com·
baned strength and our innuence
and our voices against a ruthless
power·s invasion of a nearby de ·
f c n s eles.s n e i g hbor whi c h
threatens the stability of a
cruclul are a.·· Carter said.
lie called the Soviet move into
Afghams lan on Oec. 27 "a pro-
found assuult against the la ws or
nations and u grave theat to the
stability or tha t vital r egion
"We pledge lo OPPOse this So·
v1et 1nva<>1on with the means at
our disposal,'" Carter said. "We
do this because it 1s a moral im-
perative and <1lso a stragetic im-perative ··
Carter and l<'adcr.s of the other
:.1x rndustriahzcd nations
France, Canad<1 and J apan
gave individual speeches as the
two·day summit c losed v.1th
agreement on ene r gy a nd
economic bsucs.
The Allic•d c·omm <1nd called
ror dt•clining rt·hanre on import
ed <HI. and !ht• -.umm1l <.'Om
mun1qut· nok1I ··thl· v1wl <'on
lr1bu111m of nuch·ar power,"
c all in.: for an 1m·rC'a.sc in <1lom1c
e ner gy u~e a nd exp<1ndcd cun·
scrv<Jtaon t1•c·hn1qucs
Tht• mt•t•llng W <Jl> convened lo
d1st·u~s t.'nc·ri::) and t•conom11· is
!->UCS but v.a-. dom1na1t·d IJ\ tlw
l>1tu4lt1on in Afghurnstan ·
R r 1 l 1 -. h I' r 1 m t• !\1 1 n 1 :-. l <' r
Margan·t Thatc her callt·d the
uc·C'upat1on of Afghanist<1n a new
man1fcstat1on of the old dif·
fon•n<'t' betv.t•c·n Eu-.t and West
In tht·1r rem4Jrks, the Gt·rm;in
:md French leadt·rs ignored lht:
Af)(hanistan l>tluat1on c ntirelv
rn ht'> addn·s!>, Carter c.tlso
.said tht• challcng<:!> fC1cing thl•
fref• world "an· hoth 1>olat1ccil
;ind 1·co11om1c rn natun..," <ind
-.aid lht• nations wcn· "n.•i.oht'<l
ttJ bn·ak the hnk IJclv.een our
t'C'Onomac growth and our 01 I
consumµt1on "
T he Allwd lc<1dt:r~ dcvdoped
gouls to reduce oil import!;, dou-
hle conl production by 1990, C:tnd
l'Xpand UM: of nucleur powe r and
other a ltcm <1tc fuels. ac<.'ording
to a drart of thl• joint uccord that
ended the two-day meeting Thl'
µartil'1panlh dcclurt·d t·om batmg
infl tit1on to be their No. 1 pnori-
ty <1nd rankt'<i e nergy concerns
.Sl'COnd
Fro"' Pa~ :I I
Deity l't ... _._, lll<M,_ •-.. , MOUNTED DEPUTIES KEEP WATCH ON ANTI-NUKE CROWD
Only a Few Arresta Saturday at Nlguel Park
No Eviction
For Trailer
Park Dwe lle r s
Ht-~ldl'nt~ of El Morr1i c.in!J
Crvc,tal Cov(.• v.1111 't hd\l' 11,
vacate lhl·1r h1,m1·., lflllTI(•<lldll·f\
to mak1· Y.:n for ,, -.t.1t1· 1·11.1-.1.11
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l'ark:. and Ht·1.·ri·.i t111n IJ1•p.irt
m1·nt r1 •rorrunP1Hlt.1l111n that al
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n·<arf(•fll'-Y.111 lw alh1Y.1·d 111 ''·"
for tv.o ,, ... ,.., v.11111 pl.1nninp 1
dont• for th1 · 11<11 k ul•111).! th1
cuastlane from l\1•wport UcuC'l1
111 La,1!11na Ht•arh
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H1•r).!1·Min. H '\1•y, port Bea< h
spokt• befnn· commllll•t• m1•m
oer:. Saturday ur~anJ! th1·\ allupl
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I frpJ rt mt•nt rc•n1m mt·nd JI 11111
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tlu• rc·-.1tfl·nh tu tw 11 loc ,1t• Jl J
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Thi· n1mm1t11•1 r1·1·orn11wn1l.i
11on n11v.. rmasl lw ari11r11\"d h'
floor \'lllt•I, or hoth h·}!1,lalt\t'
huus1•.,
Prior to tht· l'rinf<•rt·n<'t• cnm
millet• rc•<·o mrnendat1on. the/\!>
~timblv had .,upport1•rl tht• lt·~1 slat.1v(• analvsl'., rc•locat1on
plan. Y.h1lt• tlw !wnati· opk<I for
l he I' a r I....., and H l' er t: a l Jon
Department plan
The leg1s laturl' mu~t approve a
s tate budget by July 1 Onet• ap
proved. the budget will then ~o
to Governor Brov. n
PROTEST • •
LJJ.:UllJ ~1~111·1 Ht'J(11mal Park.
.ind dt...,l'nht·tl 11 il' 'dl'f1mlt·h
tll1• IJrs.:1· ... 1 Jnll nude.Jr rally
,., 1·r hdd m Ordngt' C11unl}
\ l11t r1f thl'm m ight hav1·
1 "Ill• for 1 h1· rnuo,1t• c namt:> Pntt'r
t.11rwr' d11r1.1l•·d I h1·1 r "t·n ·1< 1·-.1
but .1 1111 v. ho dttl ll•;1rnPd d ltit
ah11111 nu<'l1•ar p11v.t•r, en~rl!)
v. • .iptill' .md ~.w ( >11nfr1· ·· -.hi·
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1 h• 1·ntn1ainmcn1
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1' t.111 ... "1th th1 l'I T 10-.tc·arl uf
I ,1\ IO.! lhc 11l1ht\ until the• 1h
J•Ult· I' rc·•oh c·d
Th• J\111,1110 1 f••f ~un1\JI
1.11 l!•'tl·cf tt11 !-.c1utht>rn Callfom1a
t<tli-.m1 C11 Jnd lhl· ~an l>1e~o
< .,,., .ind 1-:l1•1•tnt <1:> the· lJutt of
1 ht· protc·<,1
1 nt: rally "'J' hl'l<I Saturday,
lht• lonJ(t'!'lt day of th1· vear. to
1•111 pha~1z1• ~olar pov. t•r a~ cin
. .Jt1·rn.1t1n· to nurlt:<.1 r t·ner~v
Tht· l'\l'Ol featured record1111?
.1r11:.b Kl'IUl)" Hankin. Bonny
HJ1ll Jnd Jt•:.M' Cohn 'i oung
~ounty
Beaches
Crowded
Near-perfect weather and,
toasty temperatures along tbe
Oranfe Coast brought out
JellY. iah , sting r ays and
beachgoers by the thou1ands
over the weekend -the official
beginning of summer.
Lifeguards from Seal Beach to
San Clemente reported August·
s ize crowds for the s econd
straight weekend.
.N e wport Beacb g uards
respondc.td Sunday to a possible
drowning when a 20-year-old
Tustin man Jumped off a boat
and accidentally hit his head on
the s ide of the vessel about half
a mile oH 13th Street. ·
In Huntington Beach, city
hfeguardo; were pressed into du-
ty two tames Sunday to break up
f1!<>tf1ghls. Four persons were ar-
res ted
Guards in Laguna Beach also
ha d their hands full, treating
'>everal s tmst ray victims and
responding to three body-surf·
ing tnJunesonSunday.
The largest of the weekend
c·r<1wd!>, <1ttracted by tem-
pe ratures m the mid·70s and 6.S
degree w<iter, was reported in
the Huntington Beach area.
Guards on the mile -stretch or
c·1ty stnind estimated 40.000
I urnl•d out Saturday and 43.000
'>queeted onto the sand on Sun· d.i~ Thl'y reported making 83
n·scue.s Saturduy but only 19 on
~unday
Around 65,000 beach fans
turned out al the state beaches
in Huntington both days. Guards
.11 lluntmgton State Beach and
Uulsa Chi ca State Beach said
tht·1 r parking lots were full both
dJy:. before noon.
llarbor Patrol crews stationed
Jl Sunset Aqua tic P ark \\<ere
Jirt·-. ... t'Ct 1nt11 action Sunday when
,, bo.itcr roda~ for he lp after
d1·vclr>p1ng side cffects lo a dose
of dOtl !>ca :.1ckness pllJS he'd
t.1k1·n
In Newport Beach. t•1ty guards
1· ... l1matt:d a t rowd or 90.000 on
~J lurda) cind a crowd or 110,000
1111 ~unday Thl'Y said surf was
.1 I mo.,t non 1·x1st1.•nt and report·
o•tl univ Ii\ rt'Sl'Ul'~ for OOth days.
.'\1•w"i.w,rt guard-. hroughl 20-
\ 1· a r old John Oc mpsey of
·1 u'l•n lo short· Sunday after -
11 •, •J n J f 1 l' r h (' r e p o rt e d 1 y
I.. rm< k(•d h1mst'lf un<'on sciou~
"'hen h1· -.truck has head agwn:.l
J ~1at
Ofrlc1uls .!>aad Dempsey ap-
l'J rl'nlly -wa-, tryin,I! to dive off
the bo<1t anlo the v.alcr He wa:.
trJn!'l1><1rtl>d tu lloag Memon al
1111::.patal where he wa!> treated
Jnd rt'lea::.ed
In L~1~un<1 n._• .. ch, ~uards said
.choul 2.'l.000 '>4.:<1<.'h buff!> showt.'<i
u11 JI lh1· -.tran<I both days. But
t h1· "'.irm temperature:. cittracl-
' ti -.11 11g ray ... J ..., Y.cll as the large
, r 11v..d • .tnrl lafe~uards ~ere
f11rt t·d to plJ~ doctor. <1dv1san1o1.
,ting r.I\ 'tl'ltm~ tu ~oak their
1111un'<1 fl·•.:t 1n hot wutt·r for 20
min11t1·-. tn r1'11t•\t· thl· vaan.
l.,1gunu 1-(U<Jr<b also res ponded
''' thrt .. 't• !Jfldy i.urra.ng inJur1es on
Sundav and had to rescue a 19·
\l'Jr uld $.!irl a l St Ann's Beach
Clff1<·ial11 at Dohe ny S t ate
lfr..il·h and San Clt'mente crews
al-.o reporh:·d full houses both
dJ) ... "I just can't believe that a re·
ligion would let he r commit
s uic ide ," said her s haken
hus band, Peter Prudhomme.
.. It was horrible to watch,"
said Dr. Don Temple, an lntem
at Jackson Memorial Hosp1taJ.
"The torment her hus band was
going through wa:. lhe worst I'd
ever seen."
Though the woman was raised
a Roman Calholic, she began at
t e nding Jeho vah 's Witness
services about two years <igo.
But s he had n ot rormally
become a me m ber of the sect.
her husband said. VIET .•. Owrch Vandalized Indoor Soccer Set for Laguna Youths
When Mrs. Prudhomme was
brought to the hospital, un·
conscious. blood t rans rus1ons
were be~un When she woke, she insisted they be discontinued
Her refusal sparked hours of
discussions at the hospital where
a treatment for the woman's dis·
ease was discovered four years
ago
·'I know that 1f she had had
more Ume l<> think about it
8he would never have thrown
ORAHOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
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•
An elder in the congregation
Mrs. Prudhomme attended ~aad
the denomination cons ider!>
blood sacr ed and liken ed
transfusions to eating blood
The church leader. who ai.ked
not to be identified, said it would
be wrong "for one to extend life
tempora rily, then have it cut off
forever thereafter. Jf you save
your life by violating God's
laws, you have no hope of resur·
rection."
Phnom Penh, the Cam bodian
c·a pital. vowed lo ··crush" re-
patriation efforts
There was no immediate word
cm how many Vietna mese troops
were involved ln the offensive or
whether the fighting signaled a
ma1or thrust into Thailand.
Soviet -made T-!>4 tanks were
reportedly spottt>d by Thai re-
c o n n a issa nce aircraft inside
Cambodia but apparently did
not ta ke part in a<.'tua l combat.
FV Council Weighs
Belly Dancer Law
Belly dancers may have to
watch where they wiggle and
what they uncover In Fountain
Valley restaurants if a proposed
belly dancing law gets adopted by
theCltvCouncil.
The new ordinance would reg-
ulate dancing atUre -or lack of
ft -and also prohibit dancers
from circulatin g amona
cualomers.
The practice of encoura1in1
cuatomen to stuff Ups into the bel·
ly dancers' costumes a l&o would
beano-no.
D~puty Clly Attorney ttot>ert L.
Lavoie. who prep ared the mea1ur. at the request of PolJce
Chief Marvln Fortin, said belly
dancha, a. not currently a prob·
lem ln ll"ounlttn Valley.
TM ordlnance a. more Of a pre-
venU•emeuure, he1atd.
Belly ~ did ralH a few
•1ebrowl ln J'ouatain Valley tut fall, .._ web entenaltlment
wu ofttf'9d et the 091 Pawkel
reataurmtat1'71118roolchunt8t.
City oftld.als recelY9d com·
plaint.a that a belly dancer was en·
couraglng contributions from
customers and "was bringing de-
cay" to Fountain Valley.
Although they did not ban belly
dancing aJtogether. the city's
plannl.nJ commisaioners restnct-
ed such entertainment to a small
"tage within the restaurant.
Mounlr D. Mardini, owner or
restaurant, Hid he dltconUnued
this entertainment for a t.Jme but
reatored the belly dancina act
< reaU1cted to the 1ta1e area) last
week.
''Fountain Valley l• kindotfun.
ny about these thing1," he aaid to·
day. "1bey th.lnk It • .. ome kind of
adlrtyact.
"TheythJnk lt'1 llke10·1odanc·
era. lt'snot.
"It '1 an art form. They teach It
in acboola."
Mardini uld be WH not
tamtuar wit.I» tbe ordinance that
will be eonaldend b7 the cound1
Tuetdey nlCbt but 1aJd be did not
think It would affect b le restaurant'• entertatnmenL
VALENC I A CA P I A
Methodist churc h that 1s also
used by a !>m<11l Jewis h con
gregalion ha:. lx.'t•n vandalized
b y intruders 14h o patnted
swastikas and rnc1:.t sloga~ on
the walb
Just for Gals
The Bo)~ Club of Lagun a
Ot>ach 1'-now taking registra
11on:-. for its indoor s occer
lt•a,!!ue The league includes
d1v1s1ons for 6 through 12 year
old s and seventh a nd eighth
grad•·~
Ocean Pacific ooro shorts. 1a110red tor the
ac11ve gal A rainbow 01 COIOrs aQua. coral
beige. otf wti.re and saa1e blue Complemen11ng the
Shona are a P'8ttY group of Hawaiian onn1 blouses
Also Chemn de For ,oans
Registration will be taken un-
til J une 27 at the Boys Club, 1085
Laguna Canyon Road in Laguna
Bea<.'h The cost of the league is
SS for club members and $8 for
non .m e mbe rs . For more in·
formation call 494·2535
ALSOARAOE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644·7030
.·
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Laguna /South ~oast
OL. 73, NO. 17S, 3 SECTIONS, 2~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
ietsAttack ailand
Casualties Heavy; Refugees Fke Camps
ARANYAPRATHET ,
aUand (AP> -VietftameM
)(roopa, backed by artillery,
slammed acrou lbe border t,o..
,day into 1ballmd, overnmnin&
one 'Thai villaae. shelling others
and a~ an estimated 100,000
•panic-stricken Cambodian ref.
ugeea fleeing rrom border
camps into Thailand, Thai
mllltary sources said
Sources in this town on the
Thal-Cambodian frontier said
more than 30 Thai soldiers were
•killed and about 100 woW\ded
'since the orrensive began
:Bea.-hes
l
rFdling Up
~On Coast
1 Near-perfect weather and
) toasty temperatures along the
Orange Coast brought out
r jellyfish, sting rays and
1beachgoers by the thousands
I over the weekend -the official
beginning of summer .
Lifeguards from Seal Beach to
San Clemente reported August-
' s ize crowds for the second
' straight weekend.
{ Newport Beach g uards
~responded Sunday to a possible
! drowning when a 20-year-old
Tustin man jumped off a boat
a nd accidentally hit his head on
the side of the vessel about ball I a mile off 13th Street.
In Huntington Beach, city
lifeguards were pressed into du-
' ty two times SUnday to break up f fialfigbts. Four persons were ar-
rested.
Guards in Laguna Beach also
had their bands full. treating
several stin~ ray victims and
t responding to three bocty-surf-l ing injuries on Sunday.
The largest of the weekend 7 t crowds, attracted by tem-
1 peratures in the mid-70s and 65
degree water. was reported in
the Huntington Beach area.
, Guards on the mile-stretch of 1 city strand estimated 40,000
turned out Saturday and 43.000
squeezed onto the sand on Sun·
• day. 1bey reported making 83
rescues Saturday but only 19 on
Sunday.
1 Around 65,000 beach rans
turned out at the state beaches
in Huntington bot h days. Guards
' at Huntington State Beach and
• Bolsa Chica State Beach said
their parking lots were full both
days before noon.
Ha rbor Patrol crews stationed
•at Sunset Aquatic Park were
pressed into action Sunday when
a boat.er radioed for help alter.
developing side effects to a dose
or a nti-sea-sickness pills he'd
taken.
In Newport Beach, city guards
estimated a crowd of 90,000 on
Saturday and a crowd or 110,000 • 1 tSee BEACH. Pa.ce A2>
' i
·library Offering
' . Used Paperbacks
Used paperback books will be
1 sold at bargain prices at the
• Friends of the Laguna Beach
I Library's final book sale for the
1 summer
1 The sale will be held Tuesday
from 10 a.m. to 4 p .m . in front. of
the library at 363 Glenneyre St.
, The books will be sold for five
'cents, 10 cents and two for 1.5
cents.
f .. l 1 Tou:er's Not
SoT~ring
Newport Beach
Ufe1uard1 were cau1bt
abort &md.aY when they te·
Ported foe wort and dis·
covered tbelr ure1uard
tower near lotb Street was
about the balf tbealle it waa
UMO...W-da)'. Olftclab reported tbat
aome bt9eb vadal armed wttb a ,.... ... apparent·
11 took NI fnllt.ratloftouton
UM ,,......... tower, aaw-IDI on 111 four &ep ot the
tuudltmd. o....-. Mid tbl tower
·wtll haw to be ftDlaced or
.... • ft9"J tall lifepard
eaapao,ed.
Unconfirmed reports lDdicat-
ed there also were heavy
casualties amona the estimated
200,000 Cambodian refugees
camped along the frontier.
Fi&M!ng was reported contin-
uing\ wtth the Thai military or-
dered to run alert along the
length ol the jungle border. The
Vietnamese offensive was re-
ported focusing on a 40.mile
stretch ol border north of this
town. 140 miles east of Bangkok.
the Thai capital. Thai troops
barred civilians from roads
leading north from here.
Associated Press correspond-
ent Apicbart Rattanavicbai, re-
porting from the frontier. said
Vietnamese troops overran a
Cambodian border encampment
at Noon Mark Moon. They then
entered a nearby Thai village
and burned a few homes but ap-
parently did not harm the few
villagers who remained when
the fighting started, he said.
Apichart said Vietnamese
artillery shelled at least three
other Thai villages and more
than ro.ooo villagers were being
evacuated.
D.ity Pl ... ,,_ •r lllCIWl,_ K_lff
DAN GOOSSEN SHOOTS OVER TOM TURNER lN TOURNEY
Laguna Half-court Event Draws 66 Three-man Teama
66 TeaIDs CoIDpete
In Laguna Tourney
Sixty·six teams with players
coming from as far away as
Santa Barbara competed in the
second of a series of nine sum-
mer basketball tournaments
sponsored by the Laguna Beach
Recreation Department Satur·
day and Sunday.
The tournament was held at
Main Beach Park where the
three-man, half-court play drew
an estitnated 400 spectators.
Winners in the six-foot three·
Laguna Hills
Water Upped
Residents served by the
Laguna Hills Water Company
will be paying about $1.40 more
for their water each month
following the approval or a rate
Increase by the California
Public Utilities Commission.
The commiaaion . granted a
10.43 percent bike to higher costs ot purchued power, water, and
mte tnnebiae t.ues.
The lncreaae was added to a
Lt percent interim hike which
bad not taken into account the
bl•ber costs, commlaaloners
Hid.
Tbe company serves about
'8,000 people ln Laguna Hilla, El
Toro, and Minton Viejo.
Fee Hike Oppoeed
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
University ol Calllomta Board ot Be...,U 1w voted to oppon
two proposed coostltutlonal
amendments alvlna the
lAculalure authority to set atu·
deat re. and tu:lUon.
inch height class was the team
of John Chance. Dan Goossen,
John Hegedus and Tcras Young.
They carried a s ubstitute on
their squad.
Taking first place in the 30 and
older category were Jim Da-
mian. Bob Osbrink and Larry
Walcher. Ron Letz of the recrea-
tion department said the victory
w~s the third straight first place
fidish for the three men. In the 30-years and older open
competition the winners were
David Helman, Randy Larson
and Doug Rex. It was also the
team's third title.
T he next tourna ment is
planned for the July 4 weekend.
Teams wishing to enter must do
so no later than July 3. Applica-
tions may be picked up at the cl·
ty recreation department offices
in City Hall .
The s ummer basketball
tournament program is in its
fifth year of operfllion. Each
team is charged a $14 fee to
enter. The money is used for
maintenance of the courts.
CAR TAiaS OFF
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"My Mustang moved fast.er
than it ever did on the freeway.
"A Dally Pilot clauilled ad
broulht me 1oocl rnponae."
That's the advertlalng success
story of tbe man who placed this
ad in tbe Daily Pilot:
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Let a Daily Pilot claaslf1td ad
move your sellablet. Call our
friendly •d·vlaers at 642·56'18.
Earlier. the military com-
m and said it sc rambled
helicopter gunships to aid troops
at a borcler post under Viet·
namese attack. A spokesman
said seven Thai soldiers were
wounded and many of the in·
truders were kllled in that
shootout.
Foreign relief workers were
being pulled out of refugee
camps on the border. but there
was no immediate move to have
them leave the s prawling camp
at Khao I Dan~. seven miles in·
<See VIET, Page A2>
rHlies Back
Carter on
Afghanistan
VENICE. ltaly (AP) -Prest
dent Carter ended the Allied
summit today with a declaration
that the .. ruthless" Soviet in
vasion of Afghanistan would be
opposed with "our combined
strength." He called this a
moral and str ategic imperative.
but other Allied leaders said ht
lie on the subject.
The summit was convened to
forge a n Allied economic
strategy, but the focus sh1fted
Sunday when the Soviets an
nounced a partial withdrawal of
troops rrom Afghanistan.
Allied leaders were skeptical
or Soviet motives and demanded
a complete withdrawal. Cart.er
11 ,000 TROOPS EXmNG
AFGHA.NISTAN?-A4
emphasized the situation i.n tm
closing remarks. but none or the
other six leaders discussed
Afghanistan in strong terms.
"We have committed our com·
bined strength and our influence
and our voices against a ruthless
power's invasion or a nearby de,
fen seless n eighbor which
threatens the stability of a
crucial area ... Carter said
He called the Soviet move into
Afghanistan on Dec. 27 "'a pro
round assault against the laws or
nations ano a grave theat to the
stability of that vital region.
"We pledge tu oppose thjs So·
viet invasion with the means at
our disposa1:· Carter said. "We
do this because il is a moral im-
perative and also a 6traget1c 1m
perative ...
Carter and leaders or the other
s ix industrialized na tions -
France. Canada and Japan-gave individual s peeches ~ the
two-day s ummit closed with
agreement o n energy and
econorruc issues .
The Allied command called
for declining reliance on import·
ed oil, and the summit com·
munique noted "the vital con·
<See SUMMIT, Page 1\2)
No Eviction
For Trailer
Park Dwellers
Residents of El Morro and
Crystal Cove won't have to
vacate their homes immediately
to make way for a state coastal
park, a conference rommlttee of
the state legislature decided
over the weekend.
The committee supported a
Parks and Recreation Depart·
ment recommendation that al-
lows Crystal Cove residents to
remain (n their homes until their
20-year leases expire. El Mono
resident.a will be allowed to stay
for two years while planning ls
done for the park along the
coastline from Newport Beacb
to Laguna Beach.
Assemblywoman Marian
Bergeson, R-Newport Beach,
spoke before committee mem· bers Saturday urlinl they adopt
the Parks and Recreation
Department recommendation.
She criticized a le1lstalive
analyst's report that caUed for
the ....Sdenll to be reloeate at a
s tate coat or S'1
mllllon.
Tbe commlttee recommend•·
lion now must be approved by
fioor votel of botb l•tlalatJve
hou ....
Pnor to the conference com·
mltlff l'K'OmmendaUon, the Al·
c8et £VICI', Pace Al)
Vear Bem•&own
D•lly NewMpaper
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MOUNTED DEPUTIES KEEP WATCH ON ANTI-NUKE CROWD
Only a Few Arre.ta S.turday at Niguel Park
Niguel Event }
J
Anti-nuclear Rally I'
Promoters in Debt J
By DON CHAPalAN
Ol-0..., .........
Organizers of an anti-nuclear
protest held in Laguna Niguel
Saturday are calling the raJly a
big s uccess. but must now tum
their attention to paying orr
S30.000 borrowed to set up the
l'vent.
Th<' only money reeeaved by
<1ri~anizers dunnJe the event was
from donations and the sale oft·
!>htrts. i.a1d Karen L1tsin of the
i;.pon::.o r1ng Alli a n ce ro r
Survival
··The accountmg isn't in yet.
hut we lost a lot:· she said.
"We·11 be planning a fundraiser
real soon ."
Funds borrowed by the Al·
hance went for advertising. and
settmg up a stage and sound
'ystem
Mrs. Lltsin said about lS.000
people attended the event at
Laguna Niguel Regional Park.
and described il as "defirutely
the la rgest anti-nuclear rally
ever held an Orange County
··A lot of them might have
<'4'me ror the music I name enter·
tamers donated their services>.
but :t lot who did learned a lot
about nuclear power. energy,
weapons, and San Onofre ... she
s aid
The protest was peaceful. but
some citations were issued for
alcoholic beverages and drugs.
she said.
Those who attended began ar·
riving about noon and left about
6 p.m . Speakers and an energy
fair were featured along with
the entertainment.
Poinl Dume
Bathers Nude
Despite Law
MALIBU <AP> -About 100
nude beacbgoers at Point .Dwne
sunbathed as sheriff's deputies
watched even thouah the Los
Angeles County Board of
Supervisors recenUy passed an
ordinance probib1Ung nudity on
county and state beaches.
The bare bat.be.rs were not ar·
rested Sunday because the
sheriff s department will not en-
force the law unW count)' co.mael
issues a statement on 1ta lelallty,
said Lt. John Love.
Whether or not the county
supervilors have the authority lo
re1ulat. state beaches la betnc
dli puted, Love said.
Members ol the C1otMftc Op-
tional Society. oraanl\Od three
years aao to promote nude
balhinc, carefUD1 Mt up Picht
sJcns ift the sand to mart lbe
bordtr bet~ state and county
property. N~kepttotbestate
tldeofthebeacb.
Those a1 the anti-nuclear rally i were urged to bring pressure on
two utility companies that
operate the San Onofre nuclear
reactor by sending their utility l
bills to the stale Public Utili ties t
Commission. t
Under state law. pe rsons are J
a llowed to deposit dai.puled utill·
t) bills with the P UC instead of
paying the utility until the dis -
pute 1s resolved
The Alliance ror Survival
targeted the Southern California
Edison Co. and the San Oie~o
Gas and Electric as the butt of
the protest.
The rally was held Saturday.
the longest day of the vear. to
emphasize solar power as an
alternative to nuclea r energy.
The event featured recordm~ '
artists Kenny Rankin. Bonny
Ra ill and Jesse Cohn Youn~.
Rangers at the Orange Coun·
ly-operated park. s aid up to 10 ,
arrests were made. mostly ror
drunkenness and hghlmg.
1
Withdrawal Asked f
LONDON CAP > -An j
es ti mated 12 ,000 pers ons i marched through a torrential
London downpour Sunday. de-
manding Britain withdraw from
NATO. which is planning to
deploy 160 ne w U.S .-made
nuclear missiles in Britain by
1983.
Coast
Weathe r
Patchy late night. early
morning low clouds along
the coast otherwise fair
through Tuesday. Lows
tonight 56 to 61. Highs
Tuesday 75 at beaches, 83
lnland.
INSIDE TODAY
~ for that perfect
piuol' Cohu1u1itt Hugh Ma.mp tflU V1lwrw ft con be
/oad. Sft Pogt A7.
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DNl.YPtUJT
,,,.....--JVST BREAUNG~~--.....
LoU .,.,..,, frone todaw'• arid_, .. .., ...
Iron Exe£uta Six;
Drug Dealers Spared
B1 'fte ~laied Pf'ta
tran·a most feared Pf"OMC\llOr apared two •u1pected drui
dtalen. marrit"d them ln pri.ton and provided them wUh a houae
aDd 900 to ltart I MW lite but W ab atMn UffUted by flrtnt aqud today, Tehran ndio re'*'*4.
l Aya&oUab Sadeab '°'alkhal1. head ol Iran'• 1ntJ-ctrv1 cam· pa1.Jft, announced lM ala mm were uecuttd ln Tehran on
ebatt• ol •muuUna ud ~buthtl drup and widespre ad ··~·· "A 10UDI couple •l'rftt.ed by the drua equad lo prtsoa were
marrt.d aDd tr'Md.'' kllalkhaU edded. ··we found out that the
couple .,.. deep&.)' ln love. SlDe'e t.bey were youn1 and had no ~· J..t ol~ lNft eddic:ted and unemployed with no money. l eare of t¥tr m.m.,. ceremony, provided them a house ln
whkb to Uve and 1av. 0t.hem 50,000 riall <'800> cuh to at art a
oew Ute. I m..S. • proml.ae to them that whenever they need
money to come hen, I wlll help them.''
f.J91N"r11mwaf •-.eleftl .. Metllr ....
WASHINGTON (AP) -Medicaid recipients living In ours·
lnl homes have no constttuUooal rilht to contest government
declalon.s forcing them to move. lhe U .S. Supreme Court ruled
today
. By a 7 t vote, the Justices reversed a federal appeals court
ruh.ng that ....,ould have forced Pennsylvania aulhonlles to grant
Med1('aid recipients laving at the Town Court Nursing Home in
Philadelphu1 a chance to protest the slate's push lo declare the
ho me mehg1ble for federal funds. ,.,,,_,. IJ••~· Sid• Graff
SHERMAN OAKSCAP>-Comedlan Richard Pryor was to
unde rgo surgery today to graft healthy skin over the severely
burned upper half or his body. a hoepital spokeswoman said.
However. Sh e rm an Oaks Communit y Hospital
spokeswoman Kueishing Vjang declined to give details of the
surgery, saymg only that Pryor remained in critical but stable
condition and that results of the operation wouldn't be known
until later today.
Trill Rf!JJGrf~r Not Barrftf
CHI CAGO (AP) -A Chicago Tribune reporter -
threatened with expulsion from City Hall -showed up for work
as usual today. and a spokesman for Mayor Jane Byrne said he
would not be forcibly evicted from the press room.
The m ayor threatened the expulsion Saturday when she ac-
cused the newspaper of printing what she termed "lies" and
"ch aracter assassinations" and engaging in "male
chauvinism" since she look office more than a year ago
Wnt BaNk Cl .. lt Fla~
TEL AVIV. Israel <AP> -Five Palestinian stuJents were
wounded today in a cla:.h with Is raeli border police in the oc-
cupied West Bank. hospital officials and the lsraeh military re
ported
Tht-clai.h came hours after the death of a Palei.tm1an
woman offlc1ab said wcii. wounded Y.hcn a border pohccman·l>
mat•hine ~un firt'<l accidentally in Bethlehem.
Refused Transfusion
'No Blood' Seah
Fate of Wonian, 28
MI AM I CAP) J oyce
Prudhommt''s two words left her
husband and doctors helpless in
a mora:.i. of legal1t1cs and
drspa1r
"No blood ... the 28 year -old
Y.oman :,aid Thursday when she
awoke at Jackson Memorial
J lo!>pllal. Wht.>rl' she had been
brought after suHering seizures
t·a used by a rare blood disease
She dJed Saturday night. res-
olute in her refu::.al, on religious
~rou nd s, t o accept b l ood
transfusions
"I just can't bebeve that a re-
ligion would let her commit
:.u1c1de," l>a1d her :shaken
husband, Peter Prudhomme
"l t was hornble to watch,''
said Dr. Don Temple, etn intern
at Jackson Memorial Hosp1laJ
·'The torment her husband wal>
~omg through was the wori.t I'd
ever seen "
When Mrs PrudhfJmm~ was
brought to the hol>p1tal. un
conscioul>, blood transfusions
were ~un When she woke, she ms1sted they be discontinued
Her refuul sparked hours or
d1scus~nons at the boi.p1ta l where
a treatment for the woman's dis·
ease was daseovered Cour years
ago
"I know that 1f she had had
more llme to tlunk about 1t
she would never have thrown
h er life away," ~&1d
Prudhomme. who marru:d his
wife when she w~ 14
He shook his head as he spoke
Off A NOi COAST •V
DAILY PILOT
of how hospital lawyers wouldn't
let him overrult-his wire·~ dl"
CIStOn
111 !> y,.1fc ..... a!. !.Uffering from
thrombotic thrombocytop<'mct
pur pura CTTP>. a disease that
caus<.>s tmv clots to form in th(•
bloodstream. breaking down red
('ells and cutting off the oxygen
flow to vital organ:-.
Though the woman was raised
a Roman Catholic, she began at·
tending Jehovah's Witnes!.
-.er vict>S about two years ago
Rut s h e had not formally
become a memb(:r of the sect.
her husband said
An elder 1n the congre~at1on
Mrs Prudhomme attended said
the denomination considers
blood s acred and likened
transfusions to eating blood
The church leader. who asked
not to be 1denhf1ed, said it would
be wrong "for one to extend hf<:
tempararily, then have it cut off
forever thereafter If you 11ave
your life by violating God's
laws, you have no hope of resur·
rectaon."
Psychlatnst~ called in on the
case said Mrs. Prudhomme wa~
competent when she protested
the transfusions
··s he had JUl>t had a blood
transfusion and knew damed
well what was going on," said
Ur PtuJ1p Greenberg, one of the
consulting psychiatrists.
"Sh ~ didn't want a blood
tranMus1on She was adamant
<igainst 1t It was against her Di-
ble ~tudies."
"1 disagreed.'' Temple said. "I
felt she never realized the grav1·
ty of what she was domg."
But hospital lawyer!! s aid they
could not legally continue the
treatments.
Tua tin
Ar1ests
Probed
A druc •ITI"llt In ·ru11t1n durinf
the w~k<'nd wa,. ~till under In
\ Hh"atlon lCldft\ II t WO au.a
pect.a Vilt' ~oundt-d ap11arentl)
by poUct0 1&unllr.t awal\ed th\
fllina ot ebarat's •R11ln1t them.
TakGn lnto ~u•tody wer(
llttnry Mendoua Mdla. 30. ol
Anaheim, an<f rnna Mori((' M.-
Jlll, 2tl. albu of Anaheim Tht'h
rt•luUonship 11 nul J''l known.
MeJ1a wa• r~portc tn 1'tublt
t.•ondltlon at UC lrvlnt> Mcd1cul
Center with an eye 1n1ury
Both were apprehended by
narcotics officers Saturday al
ternoon aCter an alleged drug
transactwra look place in a park·
mg lot at the comer or McFad·
den Avenue and Williams Street.
The tYPl' of drugs involved
was n't dJl>closcd
When nar('otics officers from
Fullerton, Tu:.tin. Anaheim and
Buena Park attempted to arrest
the Ml•Jrns. t he suspects tried to
cscap<' 1n their veh1('le. ram·
mm~ two police cars. 11 Tustin
:.pakC'sman said
During an ensum~ arrl'st at
tern pt. a ~hot was fired, the
spokesman said. and Me11a suf
fcred a head mjury.
No furthl•r dC'lails of the shoot-
ing wC'rt.• n •vcalt>d Part of the
l'Unt1nu1 n g 1nvcl>l1gat1on.
:.pokcsmen said, 1s to determine
how the !.hooting took place and
whdhcr th<• suspect ""a!> arml•d
or unarmt·d.
M cJia wao, ln•al<'cl <1t Santa
1\na Tu. ... tm Commun1t:. l10:.p1tal
and then taken to L'CI Medical
Center. when· he was reported
1n stable condition.
A Tustm police spokc!>m<in
!.aid the 01str1ct Altorncy'l> Of·
flee ts ~·mg consultl'd before
any charge!> are ftled again!.t the
IY,.O
Thl' !'>U!.pt'cts had hecn und<'r
~urveillance by undercover
narcot1c·s officer.> prior w the ar
n:st!-bcmg m<1dc
SUMMIT ...
tri bu ti on of nuclear power ...
t'a ll1n~ for an increase in atom1l'
~nerg} u.~e and expanded con·
servation techniques
The meet.mg was convened to
discuss energy and economic is·
sues but was dominated by the
!.ituat1on in Afghanist an
Br1t1s h Priml' M1n1 ster
~1 aq~arct Thatcher called the
Ul'Cupat1on of Afghanistan a new
manifestation of tht· old dif
frrenct.t between Eas t and West
In th<'ir remarks. thl· German
and French leader!. 1~nored th••
Argharustan l-1tuat1on cnt1rclv
"'rone PagP :l I
BEACH ...
11n Sunday They said surf was
almo:,t non·cx1stcnt <Jnd report
ed only 14 rescues for both days
Ncwport guards hrou~ht 2fl
\ea r -old J ohn De mpsey of
·rustin to s hore Sunday after·
noon a ft er he reportedly
knocked himself unconsc1ou!>
whcn ht-l>t ruck his head against
a boat
Officials said Dempsey ap·
parently was trying to dive orr
the boat into the water He was
transparted to Hoag Memonal
HospitaJ where he was treated
and relca~l'd
In L4.11(Una Bearh. )(Uttrd:. said
a bout 25.000 beach huffs r.ho wed
up al the strand both days But
thl• warm tempcraturel> attract·
ed s ting rays as well as the large
croy,.d and lifeguards were
forced to play doctor. adVlsing
sting ray v1ct1ms to soak their
injured feet in hot water for 20
minutes to relieve the paan.
Laguna guards also responded
to three body surfing anjunes on
Sunday and had t.o rescue a 19-
year ·old girl at St. Ann's Beach
O ffi cials at Doheny Stute
Beach and San Clemente crews
also reported full houses both
days. '""" o,.,._. GN• O..•r ,....,.. ••tit tlt"NtA ., tOM~""'° U... ~ Pt~~ 1\ ~,,,.._ °' '""' Of•~ C...M P\tlbt1\l'-1"9 (Of"nlHA• ~ ... .. , • ..,,~ .,. °""''_.,... ~ .. tfV~ .,,cN,
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lAX to NYC Still 'Too Low'
NEW YORK CAP) -The air fare between New York and
Califomia la 1oln1 up, but It's sUU goin& to be far leu lhan a lot
of aJrllnea would like . Eutem Airlines announced over the weekend lt will cbarae
$129 each way on ru1hta between New York and Loi An&elet or
San J'ranci•co,durtngJulyandAu1uat. Tbelarelanow•.
The $129 fare wu matched today by Trant World Alrllnes,
and otbet carrterc on the route were aped.eel to ., aloa1. TWA
had announced that it hoped to lncn&M UM rare to t::ISO. but
dropoed that after EuW'D made Ill an.oouocemeot. •orld Airways whlcb baa been dlarllu .... ,._ not U·
noonc..t wt.at lt wtb ebarc• la July. OtMi a&u.ne. MM.nc &be
route an American, Uniu.d Pu Amerteu ud CQAtol. E..t.-D IDd World, bOib nlaUv• newcomen to t.M mattet. bave belD &be lqdtn' prl~ oa the N•• Yan.cdlanl&a roua.., to tbl dllmay of TWA. Amertcu ud Unlu.d, _...-. ••r• tM only all1IMI cm die ru..
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North York controller Esther Shiner shields her ears as
Ontario Lt Gov. Pauling McG1bbon fires a starting pistol
ul the Colgate Ladw~· Open track and field meet m
Toronto.
FV Council Weighs
Belly Dancer Law
fi('lly dancer!> may h<J vc to
\\ :.iteh wht·n · tht'Y wiggle and
v. h<1t thev unc:nvcr in Fountain
\ allt.•\ re-~taur:.ints 1f a pro~{"(f
l>t-lly danc1n~ lav. gets adopted b)
1heC1tvCouncll The new ordmance would reg.
11latl' dancing :.itt1n:• or lack of
11 and abu pr<>hl bit danct.'r~
from c ir c ulating amonP.
tustomers.
The practice of encouraging
ru:.tomers to stuff tips inlothe bel I~ dancers· costume!. al:,o would
bt• a no-no
Deputy City Attomey Hooert L
J • .ivo1t•. Y.ho prep<1rl•d the
mt•J!>Ur<' at tht· rt'<1ue!>l of P<>hCt'
( 'h1ef Marvin 1-'nrtm. <>a id llf•ll}
llanl:1ng 1s not c-urrentl~ a prob
l!•m in 1-'ountain Valley
The ordinant'l' I!. meon' ol a pr<'
\ l•nt 1 vc mea~un·. hl' said
Bell} dan<·1n~ did ra1sl· a ft·w
.. vt-brO~!. in 1-'ountatn Valle}' IJ!.l
r,tll. when such ente rtainment
"'J:. orren'<.1 at the Guy F<1~ kl':.
r t•stauranliJl t7t7t BrookhurstSt
C'1t\· offic1ali. rci:e1ved com
pl a int~ that a bl'll y t1c..ncer w&"> en
<'11uragrng t'f>nlrrbut11rn., from
I U'i l•lffil'r" mtrl Y.;J~ OrtO~IO~ dl•
t'J} .. to Fountmn \'allt}
Although thl'Y dtd not ban tx-lly
dancrn~ alto~ether tht· Ctl) ·..,
Oiurch Vandalized
\'Al.ENCi/\ <AP 1 A
M1•thod1st churr h that I!. abo
u~cd by :.i ~m;;ll J ewish con·
t.(rl'gation ha!. hl'en vandahzed
h~ intruders who painted
... wai.t1ka..., and rac1:i.t slogan~ on
th1· walls
Just for Gals .
planning comm1so,wnt.>rs rt:stnct·
f'd such entcrtammt"nl l<> a small
~ta~e within the reo,taurant
Mourur D Mardan1. o""ner of
re!>taurant. said he d1i.continued
this entertrunment for a time but
restored the belly dancing act
(r<•stncted to the !>ta~e area) last
v. eek
.. FOWltwn Valley I!> kind of run
ny about these things ... he said to·
day ·'They think 1t 's l>Ome kind of
Jd1rty act "The} lhmk it's hkt' Ro-godanc
l'rs It's not
.. It's an art form Thl'y teach 1l
in '>c hoob ··
\1 ard1n1 l-<t1d ht· ""a s not
fJmil1Jr Y.1th the ordinance that
.... 111 b<' cons1dcr c>d b}' the council
Tueo,rla) night but said ht-did not
think II Y.Ould Jffl'<'t hi'>
,·c!>t auranl ':. t•nll•rtainment
Show Needs
~iciam
\1 U"ICI i.111:-;.in· m•t•ded for tht.>
upeomrn~ production of "The
Roar of tht-Greasepaint. The
Smell or the Croy, cl. .. be1n~
pt·rformed July 3 through 13 .it
tht• AMI!.~· Tht·atN. 625 Park
AH~. m Laguna Be~ll·h
The music 1s i.cored for a
piano. bass. percussion. tY.O
trumf)t'U. and a Ouk Other 1n
strumen~ may be included.
Anyone interested in taking
part in the production should
call Act IV or 556-7411 or
494·6959
Ocean Paclhc cord shorts. tailored for !he
active gal A rainbow of cofo<s aQua. coral,
beige. off while and state blue Complementing the mew ts are a pretty group of Hawauan Pf•nf blouses.
Also Chemin de Fer 199ns
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VIET •••
1lde Tha1land. The camp b.ouaea
about UD,000 relucees who bad
earner elected to ent~r Tba.11.,..d
rather than n1ma1n ln lbe border
no-man'a land.
"The altuallon appears to be
aettin1 out or hand," uid a Weatem relier agency offlclal in
Bangkok, re fe rring t o the
panicked exodus or Cambodians
from the border zone.
The llihUng erupted a weetr
a fter Un1ted Natlona and Thal
official.a began a program to re·
patriate Cambodian r efugees
back into Cambodia from the
Khao I Dang camp. The effort
was halted when shooting began.
Vietnam, which maintains
about 200,000 troops tn Cam ·
bodia to shore the Vietnamese·
backed Cambodian government.
1s opposed t.o the repatriation
Last week, the government In
Phnom Penh. the Cambodian
capital. vowed to "crush" re-
patriation efforts.
There was no Immediate word
on how many Vietnamese troops
Y.ere involved in the offensive or
whether the fighting signaled a
ma1or thrust into Thailand.
Soviet made T ·S4 tanks were
reportl'<fly spotted by Thai re-
c on n a 1 ssa n ce aircraft in s ide
Cambodia but apparently did
not take p<irt in actual combat.
f 'rf)nt Pa~ ,., I
EVICT ..•
"t•mbl y h ad ~upported the
l l·~1:-.lat1vp analyst 's relocation
plan. wh~(· the Senate opted for
lhl' Parlo, and Recreation
f>l·pcirtment pl<1n
Thl· legislature must approve a
o,tatt• bud~et by July I Once ap.
µroved. the bud~el will then go
lo Guvemor Brown
Mlla1'11 Up?
Amber Christensen. 14. of
Canyon Country. owes her
friend here •m extra ration
or t·arrots. But not too many
t·a r rot.s He won best m his
rt1v1sion in Dwarf Rabbit
S how at Orange County
Fairgrounds m Costa Mesa
Sunday I k tipped the scaJes
a t 112 pounds. If you let
yourself go to 21•2 pounds.
you're no longer a dwarf.
lle 's a Netherland Dwarf
Buck
ALSGARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644 7030
• I
Orange £east
EDI TION
OL. 73, NO. 175, 3 SECTIONS, 2A PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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DallyN••81tapeir
C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
t
• 1et Troops Attack Thailand
· 1t'hat's lip? ~fAmber Christensen. 14. of
Canyon Country, owes her
riend here an extra ration er carrots. But not too many
f:
carrots. He won best in his
ivision in Dwarf Rabbit
bow at Orange County
airgrounds in Costa Mesa
unday. He tipped the scales
t 1 'h pounds. If you let
~ourself go to 2lh pounds,
!)rou're no longer a dwarf.
:He's a Netherland Dwarf
rB uck.
l iBeaches
17 ' tFilling Up
~On Coast
Near· pe rfect weather and
toasty temperatures along the
Orange Coast brought out
jellyfish . s ting ra ys and
beachgoers by the thousands
over the weekend -the official
beginning of summer.
Lifeguards from Seal Beach to
San Clemente reported August-
s i ze crowds for the second
stra ight weekend. Newport~ Beac h guards
responded Sunday to a possible
drowning when a 20-year·old
Tustin man jumped off a boat
and accidentally hit his head on
• the side or the vessel about half
a mile off 13th Street.
In Hu.otington Beach. city
1 lifeguards were pressed into du-
l} two times Sunday to break up
• fts tligbts. Four persons were ar·
rested. 1 Guards in Laguna Beach also
t~ bad their bands full, treating
several stinl' ray victims and
responding to three body-surf· l ingiojuriesonSunday. I The largest of the weekend
t crowds, attracted by tem-
•
t
f
peratures in the mid·70s and 6S
degree water, was reported in
the Huntington Beach area.
Guards on the mile·stret.cb of
city strand estimated 40,000
turned out Saturday and 43,000
squeezed onto the sand on Sun-
(See BEACH. Pa1e A.2)
Tower's Not
SoT~ring
Newport Beach
Uf eauards were cau•bt
short &mQy when they re-
ported for wort and dis-covered tbelr Ufe1uard
tower near lCltb Street was
abouttbeballtbeaiselt wu
the preftoulday. omet.., report.eel that
aome a..tb v...ui arined wltba,..... ... .,,.....
lY tooll ldl fa \WttlltlcJD oal OD the Peab:wula tower, UW•
lD1 oil .n four .... ol the
pardltmd. o....-Mid UM towel'
1'ill U.. to be .......-·or
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Carter
Backed
By Allies
VENICE. Italy CAP> -Presi·
dent Carter ended the Allied
summit today with a declaration
that the "ruthless" Soviet in·
vasion of Afghanistan would be
opposed with "our combined
str e ngth." He called this a
moral and strategic imperative.
but other Allied leaders said lit·
tie on the subject.
The summit was convened lo
forge an Allie d econom ic
strategy, but the focus shifted
Sunday when the Soviets an.
nounced a partial withdrawal of
troops from Afghanistan.
Allied leaders were skeptical
of Soviet motives and demanded
a complete withdrawal. Cart.er
11,000 TROOPS EXITING AFGHANISTAN?-A4
emphasized the situation in his
closing remarks, but none of the
other six leaders discussed
Afghanistan in strong terms.
"We have committed our com·
bined strength and our influence
and our voices against a ruthless
power's invasion o( a nearby de-
fen seless neighbor which
threatens the stability or a
crucial area," Carter said
He called the Soviet move into
Afghanistan on Dec. 27 "a pro-
found assault against the laws of
nations and a grave theat to the
stability ol that vital region.
··we pledge to oppose this So-
viet invasion with the means at
our disposal," Carter said. "We
do this because it is a moral im·
perative and alao a stragetic im·
perative."
Carter and leaders of the other
six industrialized nations -
F rance. Canada and J apan-
gave individual speeches as the
two·day summit closed with
agr eement on e nergy and
economic issues.
The Allied command called
for declining reliance on import-
ed oil. and the summit com-
munique noted "the vitaJ coo·
t r ibution of nuclear power ...
calling for an increase in atomic
energy use and expanded con-
servation techniques
The meeting was convened to
discuss energy and economic is·
sues but was dominated by the
situation in Afghanistan.
British Prime Min ister
Margaret Thatcher called the
occupation of Afghanistan a new
manifestation of the old dif·
ference between East and West
In their remarks. the German
and French leaders ignored the
Afghanistan situation entirely
In his address. Carter also
said the challenges facing the
free world ·are both political
a nd economic in nature." and
said the nations were "resolved
to break the l.inl.. between our
economic growth and our oil
consumption."
Th e Allied leaders developed
goals to reduce oil imports, dou-
ble coal production by 1990, and
expand use of nuclear power and
other alternate fuels
Bandit Routs
Employees in
Mesa Holdup
A gunman who herded Costa
Mesa's Colony Kitchen
employees into a walk-in
refrigerator early today escaped
with about $5,200 in cash, police
said.
Officers said the man,
deacribed a.a In bis 20s. of
medium build and height with
brown hair, entered the
restaurant at 3211 Harbor Blvd. at 1 a.m.
He produced a pistol, poUee
Hid, ordered ~ manager to
open an office safe and then
fe>tted all employeei lnto the
~.
Pollce aald the 1unman
blocked tbe refrl•erator door
wltb a hMYJ obJect and nec1.
Sinployees remalned In the
cooler I« about II mlmatel, a
ln••Uptor Hid. A. ~mtocne:r •••ntual17 freed tbem, be .......
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MOUNTED DEPUTIES KEEP WATCH ON ANTl~UKE CROWD
Only • Few Arrests Saturday at Niguel Park
Niguel E1'ent
Anti-nuclear Rally
Promoters in Debt
By DON CHAPMAN
Of -O.lly Pll°' SUtf Organizers of an anti-nuclear
protest held in Laguna Niguel
Saturday are calling the rally a
big success, but must now tum
the ir attention to paying off
$30,000 borrowed to set up the
event.
The only money received by
or ganizers dwing the event was
from donations and the sale of T·
shirts, said Karen Litsin of the
s ponsoring Al liance for
Survival.
"The accounting isn't in yet.
but we lost a lot, .. she said.
.. We'll be planning a fundraiser
real soon.'·
Funds borrowed by the Al·
liance went for advertising. and
setting up a stage and sound
system .
Mrs. Litsin said about 15.000
people attended the event at
Laguna Niguel Regional Park.
and described it as "definitely
the largest anti-nuclear r ally
ever held in Orange County.
.. A lot of them might have
rome for the music (na me enter·
tainers donated their ser vices),
but a lot whu did learned a lot
about nuclear power. energy,
weapons, and San Onofre ... she
said
The protest was peaceful. but
some citations were issued for
alcoholic b<·verages and drugs.
she said.
Those who attended began ar-
riving about noon and left about
6 p.m . Speakers and an energy
fair were featured along with
the entertainment
Those at the anti-nuclear rally
were urged to bring pressure on
two utility compan ies that
operate the San Onofre nuclear
reactor by sending their uuhty
bi lls to the state Public Ullhltes
Comm1ss1on.
Under state law. persons a re
allowed to deposit dis puted ullh·
ty bills Wlth the P UC instead of
paying the utility until the dis·
pute is resolved.
The Alliance for Survival
targeted the Southern California
Edison Co and the San Diego
Gas and Electnc as the butt oC
th~ .Protest.
Buttoned Up
J/ alley Eyes Belly Dancers
Belly dancers may have to
watch where they wiggle and
what they uncover in Fountain
Valley restaurants if a proposed
belly dancing law gets adopted by
the Cilv Council. The new ordinance would reg·
ulale dancing attire -or lack of
ft -and a1sO prohibit dancers
from circulating among
customers. .
Tbe practice of encouragmg
customers to stuff tips into the bel·
ly dancers' costumes also would
. bea~no.
Deputy City Attomey Kobert L.
Lavole, who prepared the
measure at the request or Police
Chief Marvill Fortin, said belly danelu II not C\ll'NDtly a prob-
lem in Fountain Valley.
The ordlnace is more or a pre·
ventJv.meuwe, beaaid.
Belly duclnc did raise a few eyebrows in Fouotaln Valley lut
fall, wbln such eatertalnmenl
wu o«end at the Gar Faftel
N9tauratat inn BroollhuntSt.
Clty oaldala neet .. d COID•
•
plaints that a belly dancer was en·
couraging contributions from
customers and "was bringing de·
cay .. to Fountain Valley.
Although they did not ban belly
dancing altogether. t he city's
planning commissioners restrict·
ed such entertainment to a small
~tage within the restaurant
Mounir D. Mardini, owner ol
restaurant. aaid be discontinued
this entertainment for a time but
restored the belly danci.na act
(restricted to the atage area> last
week .
··Fountain Valley ls kind of fun·
ny about these things ." he said to-
day. '"Ibey lbink tt•a some lrlnd of
adl~1ct.
"Tbe)'tblnJl It's Ukeao-codaac·
en.lt'anol.
"It's an art form. They teach it
lnschoob."
Mardini said be was not
familiar with t.be ordinance \hat
,rlU be~ by the eotmell
Tueld.~ nlpt but aald he did not
thh1k lt would •fleet his reat.ur.-'aemerta.lnmenl . •
30 Thai
Soldiers
Killed
A RANYAPRATHET ,
Thailand <AP> -Vietnamese
troops. backed by artillery,
slammed across the border to-
day into Thailand, overrunning
one Thai village. shelling others
and s~nding an estimated 100,000
panic-stricken Cambodian ref·
ugees rteeing from border
camps into Thailand, Thai
milita ry sources said.
Sources in this town on the
Thai·Cambodian frontie r said
more than 30 Thai soldiers were
killed and about 100 wounded
since the offensive began.
Unconfirmed reports indicat·
ed the r e a lso were heavy
<"asualties among the estimated
200 .000 Cambodian ref ugees
camped along the frontier .
Fighting was reported coolin·
u1ng. wtth the Thai military or·
dered to full alert along t~
length or the jungle border . The
Vietnamese offensive was re-
ported fOt'using on a 40-mile
stretch of border north of this
town. 140 miles east of Bangkok.
the That capital. Thai ·troops
barred ci ... ilians from roads
leadmg north from here.
Associated Press correspond.
ent Apichart Rattanavichai, re·
porting from the frontier. said
Vietna mese troops overran a
Cambodian border encampmeot
at Noon Mark Moon . They then
entered a nearby Thai village
and bum~ a few homes but ap. parently did not harm the few
\'tllagers who remained when
the fighting started. he said.
Ap1chart said Vietnamese
.1rt11lery shelled al least three
other Thai villages and more
than 20.000 villagers were bei:ne
evacuated.
Earlier. the military com-
m an d said i t s c rambled
heh('opter gunships to aid troops
at a border post under Viet·
namese attack. A spokesman
~aid seven Thai soldiers were
"ounded and many of the in-
truders were killed in that
shootout.
Foreign relief workers were
being pulled out of refugee
C'ampl' on the border. but there
"as no immediate move to have
lhem leave the sprawling camp
at Khao 1 Dang, seven miles in·
side Thailand. Tbe camp houses
about 130.000 refugees who bad
earlier elected to enter Thailand
rather than rt>main in the border
no-man's land
·'The situation appears to be
(Stt VIET, Page A?>
'Streaked'
Bandit Hits
Mesa Store
A bandit with a n or ange
streak dyed down the middle of
has brown hair held a shotgun on
a Costa Mesa liquor store clerk
Sunday night and escaped with
about $530 hastily stuffed into a
brown paper bag.
Police said the bearded holdup
man walked into E Z In Liquor,
145 E. 19th St.. at about 10: \S
p. m. and confronted the clerk
with a shotRun.
The 16-gauge weapon had been
sawed olf at the barrel and the
stock. the clerk told officers who
responded to bis telephoned re-
port.
Police s aid the bandit,
described as short and in his 405.
dropped a S20 bill as be stuffed
his loot into the bag and ned out
the front door.
C4R TAKES OFF
Jff1JI PllUr AD
••My Mustani moved faster
than it ever did oo the ~WA)'. .. A Dally PUot clUIUled .cl
brouabt me aood ,..ponee."
That's tbe advertlalnl 1uceea
story ot the man who placed tbll
•d ln the Dally Piiot:
For ·a ale : ltll
Ml&S\ani. e.t ~· ab .. offer. UlMCll:U
Let a Dall1 PtJot dwlfted ed
move your-HllaW.. Call our
friendly M ·YIMn at ta..,._
THAILAND ' t
j . fief ,,..,s Cress,.,,., j
..... •
-~~ THAILAND INVADED
Vietnam Troops Advance
TrioNarned
To Mesa's
Plan Board
Three Costa Mesans h ave
been appointed to the city's
Planning Commission by the Ci·
ly CoW1cil.
Mayor Arlene Schafer said the
new commissioners are Walter
M. Davenport. Lynn Van Aken
and Ramooa Sawyer Watson.
f
l ,
The three were selected from
a m o ng 14 candidates in-•
terviewed last week by City ~
Council members.
They replace Commissioners
Maurttn DiDomenieo, David •
Loreuini and DeLane Thyen. I
Their terms expire June 30. 0( 1
the t.hree, only Mrs. DiDomenico
applied to serve again as a com· :
missioner .
Davenport has a background t
1n bus iness and sales ad-,
m1nistrat.ion, Mrs. Schafer said.
Van Aken currently serves on
the city's Housing and t:om·
m unity Development Committee
and is employed by Pacific Out·
door Advertising Co. as an area
mana~er.
Ms. WaLc;on is a private con·
sultant to business and educa·
t1on and has a background in
educational psycho logy a nd
sociology and holds high school
and college teaching creden-
haJs.
Rock Concert
Sparks Riot
DALLAS <AP> -Four were
arrested and two police officers '
overcome by tear gas after gate t
crashers toppled a c hain·link ~
fence and thre w bottles and
rocks during a Cotton Bowl rock
con cert. '
Police said the melee lasted
about 10 minutes as authorities. , using tear gas. pushed the crowd
into the nearby Texas State
Fairgrounds.
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' Orange Coast f
Weather
Patchy late night, early
morning low clouds along
the coast otherwise fair
tbrou1h Tue3day. Lows
tonl1ht S6 to 61. Highs
Tuesday 75 at beaches, 83
inland.
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Man taba Seven
In Emergency Room
SPRJNOflELO. Ma <AP> A man bnndllbloc a partnc
""lfe _,th• lb1'ff.lnch blade 1labbtd MVtn people ln a hotpl\al
time~cy room today. killiQI ~ear·old boy, police Hid.
n !~e B Robluon, U . ~ qlleld. waa wre10ed to UM .~ -cllarmed bJ • Mewi l\&U'd aft.er U.. atabblnca at •-n• ~unit of the 8..,....te MecUcaJ ~&er
tle we. tharted wtth etatll comtt of a.Nault -for the •t1t>-
hln11 and alao for •ll•CtdJY throwln1 a danceroua <'heml<'al at
anoth..-r by taodtor In lhe ln<'klent
GIN••~• •.niftl .. tfftllc-tdll
WASJnNGTON (Ar1 Medk111d rec1p!en~ hvtn1 ln nu,..
lnll homes havl' no c:onat1tuUonal rlChl to caoteat covcmment
Oe<'I IOll'1' forctn1 them lo move, the U S Supn~mt: Court rule<!
lodl)
By • 7 J \'ot~. the JusUcn rev~rsed • f~eral •PPHls CQurt
ruhn61 that would have for~ PeMsylvania authorities t.o gr¥nt
¥f'dau.ld rttlPlcn~ llv1n1 iil the Town Court Nuratn1 Home in
Ph1Jadtlphia • <'hanc-e to protest the <ctatt':, push to declart: tht:
home tneh&1blt for federal fund~
,..,,,.r 11-*J-flfH'• Sida Graff
SHERMAN OAKS (AP> -Comedian Richard PrYor un
derwent surgery today t.o grail ~althy skin over the critically
burned upper half ol his body, a bo6pit.al spokeswoman said
Or Richard Grossman, executive dirtttor of the Sherman
Oaks C-Ommunily H06p1t.al Burn Center, conducted the operation
along with a pulmonary spedalht, Dr Albert Young, who was
on hand to perform a bronchoeeopy to clear fluid from the com -
ed1an·s pneumonia·congested lungs
The extensive burns on Pryor's chest have inhibited the
normal ~reathlng and co~ghing that rid the lungs natura lly of
nu1d bUJldup, thus caus ing the pneumonia. explaint.'d Gary
Swaye, assistant exet'utive director for the hospital
Trib llt70rt~r Not Barrflf
C JIJCAG.O (AP), A Ch~cago Tribune r eporte r
threatened with expulsion from City Hall -s howed up for work
as us ual today. and a !>pokc.'Sman for Mayor Jane Byrne said he
would not be forcibly evicted from the press room.
The mayor threatened the expulsion Saturday when !>he ac
rused the news paper of print.mg what s he termed "lles" and
"ch a r at't c r a ssass1 n at1ons" and engaging in "male
chauv1rusm"' !>ince she took office more than a year ago.
West Ba11lc Cra.lt Flam
TEL AV1V. li.rael <AP) -F'lve Palestiruan students were
woundt'd today in a clash wtth Is raeli borde r police in the oe·
1·up1cd West Bank, hospital orflc1als and the Israeli military re·
porrcd
Tht• clai.h came houn. after the death of a Palest1ru an
woman offi cials i.a1d was wounded when a border pohceman's
machine gun fired accidentally In Bethlehem.
Refused Transfusion
'No Blood' Sea/,s
Fate of Woman, 28
MIAMI <AP ) -Joyce
Prudhomme's two words left her
husband and doctors helpless in
a morasl> o f legalllles a nd
desp air
"No hlood . · the 2H·year old
woman bald Thursday when bhe
awokt· at Jackson Me morial
Hospita l, where she had been
brought a fter .!>Uf(ering seizures
t'aused by a rare blood disease
She died Saturday night. res
olute in he r refusal. on religious
g rounds, lo accept blood
transfusions
"J Just can 'l believe th al a re-
ligion would let he r commit
:.uicide." s aid h e r s h aken
husband. Peter Prudhomme
"ll wws horrible to watch, ..
!>a id Dr. Don Temple. an inlef'f\
at J ackson U e mor1 al llosp1tal
"T he t.ormenT her hubhand was
going throuRh was the wo rst I'd
e\ler seen "
When Mrs. Prudhomme was
brought to the hoi.p1ta l, un
conscious. blood trans fusions
were begun. When she woke. she
Uls11tted they be discontinued
Her refusal ~parked hours of
d1scuss1ons at the hospital whe re
a treatment for the woman's dis·
c as e wru. d1sco..,.ercd four years
ago.
"I kno~ that 1f !>he h ad had
more lime to think about it
!>he would never huvc thrown
her lif e away ," sai d
Prudhomme, who marr1c.-"d his
wife when she was 14
He shook his head as he sp<>ke
of how hotipltal la wyers wo uldn 't
let h im overrule his wife'i. de·
cisloo
DAILY PILOT
His wile was sulfenng from
thrombotic thrombocytopenaci
purpura CTTP>. a disease that•
<'auses tiny clot.s to form 1n the
bloodstream . breaking d own red
n•lls and cutting off tht.' oxygen
now to Vllal organ!>
Though the wom an was raist-d
a Roman Catholic. she began at
tending Jehovah"!> Witness
o;er v1ces about two years .igo
But s he h a d not fo rma lly
become a me mber of the sect
her husband said
An elder In the congregation
Mrs. Prudhomme attended said
the d enom ination considers
b l ood s acr ed and lik e n ed
transfusions to eating blood
The chur<'h leader. who asked
not to be identified. said it would
be wrong "for one t.o extend lJ (1 ·
l emporanly, the n have 1l cut off
forever thereaftt:r If you !>a\ l'
your life by v1olat1ng God'.!>
laws. you have no hope of resur·
r ect1on ··
O nce the transfw.1ons !>lopped.
Mr s Prudhomme slipped mto
periods where she would wtldly
thras h around m be<1 Doctors
tried intravenous sedatives and
Vahum to calm her By f'nday
morning. s he was in a coma.
bleeding internally
Crewmen Rescued
HONOLULU <AP> -E leven
Taiwanese crewmen have been
pulled from the water about 25
miles southwest of Pago Pago
arter surviving a night at sea by
clinging to the debris of their
s unken fishing boat. The body of
one crewman or the 60·foot Hung
Cheng was also recovered In the
S unday rescue, and e(fort.s con-
tinued today in the hope of hnd·
ing four others.
Tua tin
Arresu
Probed
A drua a.rr l in Tuatin du.rt.n(
t he wffkend wu 11Ull under In
ve1U1at1on today as \wo sua
pc<'U one wounded apparentl>'
by police aunflre -awaited UM
rlhn" of char~ea agalnal lb.ea).
Taken lnlo cus tody wert
lle nry Mendoza Mejia. 30, ol
Anaheim. and Gina Marge Me·
Jlli., 26. also ol Anaheim Theil
reh•UOfllhlp is not yet known
Mejia was reported in stable
coodlUon al UC lrv\ne Medical
Center wtlh an eye injury.
P oth were apprehended by
narcoUca officus Saturday af.
ternoon after an alleged drug
transacuon took place tn a park·
mg lot at the comer o( McFad·
den A venue and Williams Street.
The ty pe of drugs involved
wasn't disclosed
When narroucs officers from
1-'ullerton, Tustin. Anaheim and
Buena Park attempted to arrest
the Mejias. the suspects tried to
escape In their vehicle, ram·
ming two poli~ cars. a Tustin
spoke!!man said.
During an ensuing arrest al·
te mpt, a s hot was fired. the
spokesma n said. and Mejia s ul·
rt-red a heud Injury
No further details of the shoot·
ing were revealed Part of the
ront1nu l ng inves tigation.
:-.pokesmen said. 1s to d etermine
how the s hootmg took place and
whether the suspect was armed
or unarmed
Mejia was treated at Santa
Ana-tu.stin Community Hospital
and then taken to UCJ Medical
Center . where he was reported
in stable rond1tion.
A Tustin pohce spokes man
o;,a1d the D1slrit't Attorney's Of.
rice ~ being consulted before
any c.11.1rges arc filed against the
two
The su.-..~ts had been under
:.urvl'1lla nrc by undert'OVt'r
ntirt'ot1ri. offlrl'r!> prior to the t1r·
re!>b being madl•
Phony $100
Bill Seized
At Mesa Mart
( m.ta :'11e!>a police conhs<'aterl
a phony SlllO hill Saturday drtl·r
Ucdroi. Balikc 1oglv . 45. o r
Turkey reportt-"dly att<:mptt'<i to
use 1t and two good $100 bills to
purC'h<l!>c merchandise <tt Fcdco.
3030 118.Tbor Olvd
Offlt'cro;, wert' callt•d lo the
... t o r l' a I 3 2 '' p m " tw n Ualik<·1o~lv was rfrla1ned b\
<,lore employee., v. ho s aid lht'y
thought one of thl' bills looked
hkl' a count1·rfr1t
nahkc1o~lv . who hnally paid
for his goods with travelers
<'herki., told offl t'er!> he had ob
ta int.od several bills in Istanbul
bdorc IC'a v1n~ Turkey
He told ofhccrs the phony bill
m us l huve txo.en !'>CCUr<:d dunn~
that tranMH'l1on
Hahkrio~l v wa!I not dctam<.'<i
f 'rfH" Po,,.-:\ I
VIET ...
getting out of h and ... said a
Wes lem r elief agency officud an
B a n g ko k , r efe rring t o the
panicked exodus of CambodJans
from the llorder zone
The righting <'rupted a week
a fter Unile(j Nations and Thai
0H1c1als began a program to re-
patriate Cambodi an r efugees
bat'k into C1:1mbod.Ja from the
Khao I Dang cam p The cCfort
was haJh .. '<i whe n shooting began
Vietnam. which maintains
a bout 200.000 troops in Cam·
bodia to 11hon · the Vietnamese
backed Cambodian government,
i:'l opposed lo the repatnalion
La11t wt..'i!k , the government in
Phnom Penh, the Cambodian
<.'ap1tal. vowed to "crush" re
palrlation efforts
There was no Immediate word
on how many Vietna mese troops
were :nvolved In the offensive or
whelher the f1gh\Jng signaJed a
maJor thrwst Into Thailand
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Air Fares Rise
lAX to NYC Still 'Too Low'
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NEW YORK <AP> -The air fare between New York and
California ii Solnt up, bot il'a 1Ull 1oln1 to be far leaa lban a lot
of airUnes would like.
Ealtern Alrllnet announced C>ftt tM weekend It wtll cbar1e tm each way on ructiu between New York and Los Anaea.. or
S&Artanctlco,durinCJuJyandAu,utt.Thefare11now"8.
The SUI fare waa matched today by Trans World AirUIMI,
and other carrien on the route were expect.eel to 10 aJoG1. TWA
bad announced that It bOped to lncrelff the fare to szo. but dJ"OPOld that after Eut.m mecs. It.I announcement.
·worid A.lrwa.~1• wblcb bu been cbattlna •· bu not an· nouoced wtu.t tt ww c:.~e ln .rwy. Other mllw Hfvtq u.. rout. an A.lnerteu, V Pan American ud Capitol.
I' •1111 ud World, ~ relative newcomera to I.be market ba" ._. tlle 1Mdta1 ~ oa tlM New Yott.CalfonUa r'OllUll!t ID tlle ....... , OI TWA.. ADMtttu ud Umt.t, wlaidl oaee .-.me-, ...... oe t.Mrou&e .
It's Spider Jflaa
Pilot Mike Caldwell cheeks out the interior
or his hot afr baUooo at the Coronado ferry
landing in San Diego before the fl1Rht tt},pt
was delayed. The event was to have been a
warmup for a balloon race at the Del Mar
Fair Saturday.
f'ro• Page .. , I
BEACH ...
day Ttwy reported making 83
rescues Saturday but only 19 on
Sunday.
Missing 14 Years,
Wife's Body Found
Around 65.000 beat'h fan!>
turned out at the state beaches
in Huntington both days Guards
at Huntmgt.On Stale Beach and
Bolsa Chica State Beach sa.id
their parlong lots were full both
d ays before noon
Harbor Patrol ere~ statJoned
a t Sunset Aquatic P ark were
prei>M-"d anto action Sunday when
a boater radioed for he lp a!tt-r
developin~ '>Ide t'He<'b to a do!>c
of anl\ !>ea 'i tckn<:S!> pllh he d
taken
In Newport Ul'a<'h r ity KUard~
e:.t1matcd a c rowd or 90.000 on
Saturday :md a crowd or 110.00C
(to Sunday Thl'y ~aid surf was
almost non ex1!>lt·nt und r<'port
l'd only 14 rt.•M'U<:!> for both day.,
Nc"'P<Jrt guard~ brou~ht 20
'car n ld J <1 hn f><'mp!.t'Y nf
Tu..,tin to ~h1irt· Sund a~ :.flt'r
n o on a ft t· r h e r t-po rt t.' d I '
knocked him!'>elr unc·11nM·1ou-..
" h1·n ht• ~truc•k h1 <, h1·ac1 :iga1n't
a ho.it
Off1c1Jh !'>Jld Dcm1iw\ .ip
p..in•nlly wa:,, trying to dive off
thl' boat into the "'att.•r tit' "'a'
tr.rn-..portt-d to lloa~ Mc·m1inul
Ho!>pllal wh(·n· hl· wu:, t rt•Jlt•'1
and relea~t-d
In La~unJ lk.wh ~11ar<lo,, ,,wt
at>11ut '25 000 1>1.·at•h hurr, '>h<>'<'<-<J
up al lhl' ... trand both dayb Hut
the ~arm trmpcrntun.'~ attrad
•·d -.ting ra~o;, U!> .,..,.11 CJ'> the l:.q:c·
1·ro"' d Jnd lifeguard' ...... re
forr (·rJ 10 play doctor . advl'JOJ.!
'>lln.: ray v1rt1m!> to soak their
in1urt.-"d ft.o~:l in h1>t water for 20
minuk~ Lo relu:vc the p:.un
Burglar Hits
Mesa Eatery
A burgla r broke into Costa
Mesa's Del TLIC'O fast food stand
at 1155 Bakt•r St ~unda y rught
and est'upe<j with more than
St.000 in cash. police said omcer.. saJd entry was made
thr ough the :,,land '<, dr1"e
through wtndow The burglar.
police said. apparently knew
where a key to the bu!> mess' safe
"a ~ h1ddt•n
The mM<')' officer'\ •mid. was
taken fro m tht' safl'
~ gals wear
Just '°' Gals ..
WI CHITA. Ka n <AP > -
Friend!> considered Florence
Pe rmenter a good mothe r. not
the t ype who would leave her
four children and her husband of
five years without a word
So ~ she disappeared from
ht>r W1ctuta home in June. 1961>.
tht-n· 1o1.as coruuderable ((06s1p
~me l>aJd they heard she had
gont· to Denvl·r Some even
""h1!>percd that she wa !. buried 1n
!ht• ba<.'kyard
Hut polrcl' investigators who
rhl'{'kt:'d t~ ~rounds around the
houst> a.nO mterv1ewc<l rclallve-5.
friend.-. and ne1~hbors couldn't
come up with any clut·l> The
rumor. rued
T h ,. h u s b a n d . T> r n v e r
Permentt-r, divorced h1!. "miss
in~·· wtfr l\l.'I) year> la te r. an<l m
1972 marnt-"d a childhood (n<'nd.
na1r
Pt·rmt'llter . a meter r eader for
J local gas C'Qmpany wa\
dt">C r1bed a .s ·quiet ,"
gt•nl·rou~ · and ·· .rn 1\ Nu I
~U) •
A few months ago. police say.
Perml'ntl'r s tarted acting
!>lranftt'I~
('IJ1r .... ante<1 to plant rn'c
hu":>ht'S neJr thl' :.oulh\l.1o:!>l <"Jr
nt•r of lhl' rcimil) hou.-.l'. hut
l't'rmt•ntt·r ""uldn"t Jllnv. 1t
l.Jtt·r ht' Ul.'il<itt-d C IJ1r·~ 2 't'Jr
old ~randdauJ,!hll'r not pla> in
lht> !>am\' spot
"lie became upset ... pol1re
\apt Mike Hill <ia1d today "He
JUSl didn't v. a nt them around "
Satu.rda). 14 yecirs aft Pr the
first Mrs Pcrme nt<:r d1sap
f)tc'arf'd. pollct> acting on a lip
found a fractured skeleton. a
woman's pu rse a nd a rin g
hunt.-"d beneath about two feet of
'imdy l:>Oll IO the ba<'kyard or the
ho mt•
Pe rmentl'r was arrest<'d and
1a1lfod on a f1rst ·degr~ murder
....a rrant.
Ot>puly Sedgew1ck County
Cor~r Dr Wilham Ec kert s aid
tbe skeleton had a bro«en skull,
JB W and two frac tured nbs.
makm~ 1t appear the v1ctJm was
~aten to death Police theonted
the murder weapon was a Jack
handle
E t'kert . p o li ce 0 H1 cer s.
Flor ence Perme nter's former
dentist and anthropologists from
Wichita Stat~ Umvers1tv were
Ooeen Pacifle oord Shom. cailoted fOf the
8CM gal A nwnbow Of OOIOr8 8QU8, OOtll.
bljgt. off white and ... blue ~the
shol1S .,. • Pf9ttY group Of Hlw8iten pnnt bloc .see
NllO Chelm de Fer.,,.
I
meetmg today in a n e ffort to
make pos1t1ve ide ntific ation.
Permente r wa.!> expected to be
a rr aig n ed l ate r . C lair
Permenter was tre ated Satur-
day for a nervous disorder .
"She (Clair Permenter) was
l<Jld a bout at In January and kept
1t to herself," pohce Lt Ron
Cousins said ··It Jus t k ept
hothcnnJot hl•r .,o mu\'.h that shl'
finall> had to tl'll '>Omebody ..
1101!1•1· '>:11rl \t r., Pl·rmt'ntt•r
told J frwnd that her hu::i L1:1nd
had .sa id hi'> f1r'l "'1fe was
hurit-d in lht• hackyard and the
fr1t•nd told anotht'r ~rson who
ti pp<>d pol1r1·
When Flor,•nt't' Pe rmenter d1s-
·•J>Pt'ar<'<i. th•• n(•1ghbors were on
.., acall<>n. said Mabl•l Rotrame l.
"'ho ~till hvl-'\ rlown the block
from lht> Pt•rmenkr house. Al
the t1mt'. shc thought th<' anc1·
rlt•nt >A a!> odd. !>mcc the woman
't·emcd to be '>Ul'h a good
mot her to ttw c·ou 1>le ·~ fou r
1·hildn•n
Point Dume
Balliers Nude
Despite Law
~1 A LIRU <A P > About 100
nude b(•arh~oer-; at Point Dume
-.unhatht-d ai. i.hn1ff''> deput1~
wat r hl'<f ev(.•n though the Loo
An~ell's Coun ty Board o r
Superv1sor.t1 n~t'ently passed an
ordin1lll<'<' prohibiting nudity on
1·011nty and s tat<' bl-aches
Tht• hare• bather:-. were not ar-
rt"> ll'd Sunday bet'au se the
c;he riff'I dt>p1;1rtment will not en·
for re the law until county counsel
issues a s tatement on its legality,
:.aid Lt J ohn Love.
Whethe r or not the county
o;,uperVlsors have the authority to
reg ulate state beaches Is being
d isputed. Lovesa1d
Members o( the Clothing ()p-
t1onal Society. organixed three
year.s ago to pro mote nude
bathing. carefully set up picket
s igns in the s and to martc the
border between state and county
property Nudists kept to the state
:,,1de or tht.' ~arh
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NEWPORT BEACH
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COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
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Foreign Auto
Plants 'Bitten' . .,...,. • ..
By IWILTON MOROWITZ •• ,
WeU. roULt. thine• have rotten so bad that c~n made • in Americadoo'tull here even when they're made by roreipa.;
companies. That seems to be one of the meuaeea deliver~ ·
by the latest sales figures. •
In May. sales of new cars were down horrendously .•
Americans bought one mUUon new cars ln May or 1979. :
Lut month. they boueht 6911,000. Sales or nearly all models;
were lower than they were a year ago, but U .S..·bullt·
automobiles auffe~ the m08t and were down 11 percent,
while sales cl foreign can were down 22 percent.
Three foreign makes bucked the Ude -Honda, up 8 '
percent. Renault Coow being distributed here by American·
Motors), up 75 percent. and Lancia, up 87 per~nt (from .
108 to 3)2).
But tbe figure that's the interesting one is ·
Volkswagen's. It used to lead the import pack when the
Beetles were being made lo Gi?rmany and shipped across
the Atlantic in boats. Now the ~tJes aren't being made
Money
Tree
a n y more. an d
Volkswagen is building
Rabbit s in Penn -
sylvania. And guess
what? Volks wa gen
sa les went down in
May. along with sales
or the other U.S.·built
automobtles.
IN MA V OF 1979. Americans bought 16,130 U.S.·
assembled Volkswagens. Last month, they bought 14,000. a
slide of about 11 percent. It's true that they fared better
than other U.S. manufacturers. Chevy was off 34 percent.
Ford 38 percent. Pontiac 50 percent and Dodge 45 percent
But Bu.ick did better than VW 1t was down only 8
percent from its 1979 pace, and sold fi ve times as many
cars as Volkswagen's U.S. plant
Volkswagen is still bringing in some v(>h1cles. It ~old
7 .100 imported cars in May. about half of what it sold m
' May of 1.979. Now that it's making cars here, VW does not
bnog in so many from abroad Volk swagen has dropped to
sixth plaee in the ranks or importer!) It trails Toyota,
Datsun, Honda. Mazda and Subaru.
IN THE RANKS of domestJc car butlders. Volkswagen
also places far down on the b.st. The cars it sold here in
May gave 1t 2 pereent of the new car market. The only one
lower is American Motors. bolder of 1.5 percent of the new
car market in May.
Even tJ you combined the Volkswagen -;ales f1gurt>S
the cars made here and the cars imported -1t wouldn·1
give t.M German company a high .standing. The total for
May comes Lo 21.500 Dunn~ that month. Dats un sole!
45,900 cars. Toyota 45.500 and Honda 37 ,400
In May. lJatsun"!> share of the Amen can new car
market was 6 7 percent Toyota's was 6 6 percent
Chrysler's market share was also 6.6 percent
FOllEIGN CARS took a rerord 28.4 percent of the en·
tire U.S. car market in May In many parts of the country
-the West Coast. for example -the import share was
much higher.
Volkswagen must wonder then: "Why are we making
cars in Pennsylvania when more and more Americans
seem det.enn.ined to buy a car made outside the country?"
Former Mining
Town Survives
BISBEE. Anz. CAP> -f'lve years ago. Phelps Dodge
Corp. closed its last ma1or copper mining operation here.
and some said this would soon be a ghost town
But now, it's a muling town survLving without a mine
Despite the closing of its two copper mines and the lay
ing off of about t.000 men in 1974 and 1975. Rtsbee 1s altve
-and growing 1n lht' MulP Mountain~ of southern
Arizona about a stone·s throw from the Mexican border
"WE'RE DEFINITELY on the rebound People's at
l1tudes are a lot better than they were." said Mike Lynn.
the newly elected mayor. ··People here are not losers
figuring it's all over." he added "We're ver y optimistic···
~ combination of things has kept the historic town go
mg, mcludJ.ng increased tourism. growing recognition that
it's a nice retirement spot and lentala1ve an1t1al steps
toward lunng small industry
After Phelps Dodge closed lht! under~round Que~n
Mine at the end or 1974 and the Lavender Pit six months
la ter. Bisbee's population fell below 6.000
Do1rJon~ .. l ~ra~•
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Robert Walden as Joe Rossi mterv1ews
a s tudio hairdresser <Peggy Ann
Garner J for a story on former child stars
on "Lou Grant" tonight at 10 on CBS,
Channel 2.
8::30 U ({) TIC TAC DOUGH fD DIQ( CAVETT
G-1 G GOfdon UCIOy
(Part 2 of 21 l1!> STUOIOSEE
"Cowboy" Tndl roping
••1ttll • young TexH
cowboy; S..tt .. 'I G<Mn
Lake ei-Pf9Pll'M tor •
raoe.(R)
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Doelger• •t Houlton
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7:00 II C8S NEWS 0 N8CNEWS U KUNORJ
Caine, ~ • lellow
Sh.olon ITom 11 galllrll but
foolllarOy Cleath for a "'°""'"· turns an OICI .,.
my into • tnend U (I) JOKER'S WILD
Q) STREETS~ SAA
FlWCSCO
The IMIS of W111t5 anCI W1·
~ beCome entllll91ed
-• atreel mrtl91 tells
rrom hii 11uctio window
llnc:ld-m OVEREASV
Guest aull\or JeSllCil
Mitford (CCl(R}
6Ii) MACH& / LEHRER
REPORT
7:30 II Tl4E MUPPET8
Guest. Chnst()f>he< Reeve
0 COHSUMER BUYUNE
Ho«t. Devlel Horowitz U FACE THE MUSIC fiEt MACHEll.. I U5HREA
REPORT m UOl.DERS ~ mov
An lfisll hlrntly IS <*11)111 In
1t1e eMng1ng ltdM of me
American lnelustrial ~
luuon C1UfmO tile 1860s ""'*' lat>or un.otlS --lomwng (CC)
(I) P M MAGAZINE
A feature on reaJ..jjle
' ur ti.I cowboys". a po-ollle
o f the caretmker of
loncton s BtQ Ben.
81>0 0 (() Wl<RP IN
CINCINNATI
An!'llH Cartson tow-es tor.
mer Conconnet1 Reos man-aoer Se>a<'ky Anoe<SO'l to
Cha"•~• Luting•
11 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC 1NBC) Los Angele:,
O KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles
U KABC· T\/ (ABC) Los Angele:,
(I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego U KK>-TV (Ind ) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego ID ICTTV (Ind) Los Angeles
ti) KCOP·TV (Ind.) Los Angele~
tJl) KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles
C9 KCX::E·TV (PBS) Huntington Beacti
hOSf WKRP s ,_ apc>rtl
snow !RI
IJ LITI\.E HOUSE OH
THEPfWRIE
Mrs Oleaon -~ope
on several telephOne calla
and learns a seore1 tllat
could ruin the' Garvey's
rna<riage (Rl
U MOVIE * *"' "The City" (19711 Anltlony Oulnn, E G.
M~t A mayot, 11'1 off·
1C8 for 16 ~. la tfl<MI·
eneCI by • tough opponent
and • PlyChOP•lh
o«>sess«:I """' ,. demlf\IC.-
llO<l 12 h,. I
II OHE IHA MIUJOH
A S1raf'ger claiming lo be
I he il1eglllmate ton of the
Grayson En1erpr1se1
lounder dedat'99 he IS
enhtled to the stoell left to
$h•l1ey
U MOVIE
• • • Apr~ ~ ( 1951)
Pat Boone. Sntney Jones
-' young man lalts In iove
,._, 1"' amves on • Ken-
tucky tarm fl 11<$ J
ti) P.M. MAGAZIHE
A VISll 10 "G1lley'1
N1gntclub.'' a t•vorite
gallletlfl9 $l)Ot of ref Hie
urban cowt>Oys. lfl5lt Lon-
don 10 meet tne caretaker
Of the muave cloc*. "8'0
Bf)n '
ti) TOUAIS'T
The 1"'95 of e QfOtlP of
Amenc:atl tourllts traveling
together tl'lrougl'I EU(oc>e
-euddenty 111tared by
ttle people {My "-' fWlCI
.,. inold9IQ wtWlfl ... '*' to .,_ et.mo a.-
.......... • llr9dDtd c.. "*' Adn9nn9 ..,,,...,
DIMd °'°"' ....... e.wi..
-Jolln ~ Md 1Aun111•~ l ltTONGHT
l:tO (I) "4VL AND ..of\'
Mtllhy' • II 191(P81191 ic:. wltll
I.lie !.nglWt 11W1gu1Qe -
•• lllm to uy IOf\'le
em~ f*IQIJ In•
IWltlONlly ~ lnW ·
¥leW
• MOVlt * *V. "The Bounty MM"
( t972) Clint Wfllller, ~
111<1 8uetlar1 eec... Of '* lllNIZlnO lfl(-to lllt
dead wlle. •bounty llunt•
~ ctrmwn to IN g1t1-
1neno ot • crtnW\1111 he hU
cac>tuttld ( 1 hf • 30 min I m TH£ ooo OOUf'lE
F ... a MlecU a or-etta
MCI entrulll 0tcer wtth
lhe money tor a ctown
paymanl
SI MOl.OERS ~ TAOV
An tnsn hlmdy ta c.ught "'
the c;t\anglng nci. of the
A~~Revo
lution ouring ,,,. 1eEOs
""'*' leOor UNOnS -· tormtng ICCI
9:00 8 (1) t.1•A•S•H
COi Pottar MCI M.,ar Wrn-
cn.ter are fOfoed to QUiit·
let I0081her ""*1 ui.y
botll come oown With the
mumps.(R)
0 OE88Y 800fE ·-
THE SAME OLD BRANO
NEW ME
Bot> Hope, Gene Kelly and
Greo Ev!Qen to1n Debby
Boone lor an hOur or
music, comedy and dllllOe
ICC) ID MERV GRIFFIN
Guests Shetley Winters.
SpiroT A~ l1!> DESERT~ ICE. SU.
~UFE
Man I hlltoncel ret.lion-
lh•P with the Anl•Cbc
from Admiral Byro a 9Clen·
1111c ~toon to the
tndUS1118I t!Jll)IOltllllOf1 Of ~
preoous natural r~C9&
ISlr-0 (R)
@)MOVIE ** "No~ To Run" f 1972) l'i9rlChel Bemw<11.
lll<TV Hagman An orphan ano htS grllt>d••tr-nee
tr>e country _, auth<>n-
'MIS rtrlule them permcs-
sion to 11ve together t 1 rv .•
30m'" I
9-.30 f) Cl) ~CALLS
CNlf1ey 198fng compassoon
tor ~hents ano eaTns
l\at~ trom the nurses
~ l'>e IS h0aj>lla.llZ9d
1•111h • t>aC1 t>aclt (R)
lli) JAZZ AT THE
MAINTEHANCE SHOP
Pti1I Woads Ov8t1et fNo.
21 .. Pt'lll Woads, alto sax.
Stew GMmore. b8$i, Mike
M ellllo, piano. Bill
Goodwin, drums
10:00 II Cl) LOO GRANT
While R~to IS O<>ong a sto-
rv on• en.Id siar. Lou 1.r1es
TUBE TOPPERS
KTLA 0 8:00 -"The City." An·
thony Quinn and E. G. Marshall st.ar in
this TV movie drama. the pilot for
Quinn's s hort·llved "Man and the Cit y"
ser ies.
ABC D 8:30 -"The Bowat y Man."
Clint Walker stars as a bounty hunter
drawn to the girlfriend of a criminal he
has captured in this western movie with
Richard Basehart.
NBC 8 9 :00 -Debby Boone .. the
Sam e Old Brand New Me. Bob Hope and
Gene Kelly join Debby for a musical.
comedy and dancing special.
to I*'> • MOlec1eCI young
boy fWlCI a.. 00. • ltory
on ctlokhn s ngf\ll (R) II TOM SH'YOEWS
ca.aNTY 8flOTUGliT
Tom Snyctet 1n1~
J-c.gn.y. Erllt &tr•· ca. Canoll o Connor anc1
Pr--. Prwley ea HEWS 8 THE COAONAAY
COHSPIAACY °' Art lJler>e end • P«* Of 20 top '-1 apecsall91s
0"4:USS ""'81 • pet1IOM can
do 10 P"Mt"I I heert
Ill.ck f Pmrt II CE JAN AHO DEAN'S
CAUfORNIA Sf'fCUU.
Guests Gier> Carnobett.
RICherd HllCI\. Bruce DI~
l&Of1 •r>d ~t..-LU(>UI
&;) DESERT~ ICE. SEA
OFUFE
M11n'1 h .. loncal relatoon-
lhlP wrth 11'41 Atl1WC11C
from ~ Byrel I IC.an
1r11e •Jllllor•toon 10 tne
inoustnal e&Ploll•tlOn of Ill
pt9CIOUI nalur., remourOM
11treoed tRI
10:30 • l'EWS tn JAZZATTHE
MAIHTEHAHCE SHOP
· PhU wooos Ouw1e1 INo
21 Phct wooo. .ito sa..
SteYe O..more Dus M·ke
Mt'lfllo P••no B•ll
GOOdWW'I d•um1
l1!) BIU MOYERS'
~
''The MM)' Wortcts Of Cw·
toe n.--·· 8ol ~
I ... .m. Mexico'• leedlng
noweut llttd c:nuc. ( PW1 1)
IR) 9 OHE .. A Ml..UON
A llr 8t'Qllf dWITWlg to be
the 1111egn.,,.1. 110n o1 me
01 •y•on En1arpt1ae1
lound9r CleCiarW lie ..
entrttlld to tl'lll atOOI i.tt to
11:oo=a8 (1)9 ~ 8 NEW\. YWB>OAME G MOVIE
•• ·~ "The ~lllO Of
Art•tatna" f 10671 Rory
Calhoun.~ Ptilftlr()Oi(.
An A rn«lean l>e<:ofMs
'""°'Y9CI in • llV-..y
·-amono t<Yt~t~ -c:Nng IOt • r-Egypt•.,, ,_.. ( 1 IV . 30
min)
• ntE 000 OOUPU
F4!4•• unat>Uheelly &>t•
PIW• to Clance thlt lelld
1°'9 in.~~
-.,... Iha lead d...oir
dpeen I VIOW UO '
., THE llENf'f HILL
SHOW
Benny ~ h<S ..oel<ICk •
hOllCl•y '" the _..
11 ~ IJ CL HARRY 0
,...,,., " rwed to P.-otec1 .,,. .,.. WO\-10 • Q61'9-
.. nd M8't"'Q 0 TOHIOHT
C.\ltl'lt ~1 Bun ~s
vue~11 Oom Oelu1M!
JOHN DARLING
Nine ...,,,..,, a.tee ....
eon "'91. Mr/Ill Dlc*ln-
80l\ Ot9Q~
I ~TIGGA.-
9MCNIW9
MOGAN'e ....
Hogen _. a ""'9IM IOY '° 11.eep Ole .... "°"' ""°'"O • r9ldlo etallon.
• MTIMMT
Mu .. _.,., mnd " -he'•O-S~
-"Blaatlr" ~ bed! to town. •• CAP'TlONED MIC
NEWS
11:!0. THE COMlNAR\'
OONINW:Y
Or. Art Ulane llllC! • '**
of 20 too '-" mpec;lelltlta
~ wllat e per110n cen
Clo to po--1 • '-!
•ttaea llllC! -11'-QUestlona (PW1 21 9 MANEY Mll..l...EA
Barney I Oetec:1Mla go
under-ae WOii*' to ,. """° ten-. dlllKl-
c..ai • ""*' (R)
-AFTERHOON-
12:00. T AJ..E8 OF THE
UNEXP£CTED
"The M•n From The
South" A~ gamt>S
f.Jote Fe<retl dar• •
young men (Mlcll•al
Ontkeanl to rl9k Na llltle
finger aoe-1 .,,. POUiblll·
ty of MMnong a lw:ury muto-
mobile
• Ml88lOH:
IMPOSSl8l.E
The IMF 18 ~ 10
t><eak uo an unc>erworld
""9 atternpttnQ to set up a
tetoe dfVO manufac1U<lng
planl
., OETSMART
MtA l>ecom. the heed of
the Guild of SurvMng
~OLAgenta
12:25 0 POLICE WOMAN
~ auaoect• • nelQh-
l>OrhOO<I gang Of l>el•'O
rM()OnS>tlle fO< llt'I 811actl
on•~ end the
mu•d4'r ol a pre-me<I
5lu0ent
12:30 U l(NOWIHO HOW TO
~IS NOT ENOUGH
ti) HA TlONAl. NEWS
12;_, f) (lj C8S LA TU1IOVIE •• * A love Anllif Tt>e
Eleanor And Lou Genrw;i
StO•f I 19761 Bty1he
o_... EO-d Hormann
,_,. TOMOMOW
au-: u.. ..... _,...,.. --.y Clf ..
Holeionll •II .... to Nd
P:• Alwwwtcw; Dr .....
~.dlr-.atorof ..
JotwwHoc*N ........
Weight Progrwft.
• THI fW\.llMN
IMftt 8"d '--find ....
low Ct-*-..,.,.,.."" ..
cteear1 and .. ... to
Not1h Forti. •
• MCMI * * .... '"The Stoty Of Molly )(" (1te0) .._ H9woo.
John Rueeel:. ,,..., ...
husbflnd la ldll9", • ~ ••ec:ut4e • -* of rot>-~ Wlftll ... lluM>and'•
gang .... -c:ntng tor
"-~-. (1 "'~ 30 1:201"""~ 1:30 NEWS
2:00 HEWS
2:20 NlW8
2:30 NlW8
2:86 ~
**"""Ellery~ Don't Lo<* e.hlnCI You" 11971)
Peter L•wforct. Harry
~
Tawsdafl'•
Dafltl~ Mo.,~•
-AFlfRHOON-
11:00 ., * * "HOICI That Baby"
( 1949) eo-y Boys, Lao
Gorcey
12:00 a •• ·~ "Un1ame0
frOOlte'" ( 1952) Joeepn
Cortflfl, 'ihelley Wlntera.
G) * * * "Out 01 The
Past" 11947) Kirk Oouoia.
Jane Gr-
• • • *'"'"Long Dey'a
JOU<ney Into Night" ( 1962)
Kllhar1ne Hepburn. Jaeon
Rol>atdS Base<! on the
ptay t>y Eugene O'Neil.
3~ a • .,., "Flognt °'The
Lost Balloon" ( 1960) Mar·
shall Thomp11on, M•la
Power1 •
(fCI) • • ·~ •·funer., In
Berhn ( 1967) MICl'leel
Caine. OscM tiamolka.
3-30 U • • '" Watermelon Man · ( 19701 Godfrey
C•mb11dga, Estelle
Parson~
by Armstrong & Batluk
Mariette's Just What 'Today' Needs
By PETER J. BOYER
LOS ANGELES IAP> -The stately "Today"
show has survt ved a v. eek under the co-reign of an
actress. Survived'> It has awakened. I.Ike a languid
belle ~1th a new dress.
Manette Hartley took to the "Today" set last
week. and the walls did not come tumbhng down
She was not accompanied by
clowns and dancing bears.
True. Miss Hartley (of
Polaroid commercial fame) 1s
an actress and not a newsie. but
"Today's" image suffered not
at all for 1t She read an oc-
cas1onal headline. but Tom
Brokaw took care or the hard
stuff. For the most part. Miss
Hartley s duties consisted of
"Today's . S-Oft portions -10 HARTLEY
tervte\\s, and quJck1e features such as something
called .. Morn1.11g Line." an wtuch she told us. to our
everlastmg betterment. that Bnt.Jsh barmaids can
tell wb.at a man drinks by the color of his lie.
Al.TOGETHER. MISS Hartle) 's presence
gave the show a lift. which 1s precisely "'hat :-; BC
sought m askmg her to replace honeymoonmg
Jane Pauley for three weeks
It had been suggested that. ID hinog Miss
Hartley. NBC v.as going goofy m 1t.s desperat.Jon to
catch up with the more s how·b1uy "Good Mommg
Bette Davis Set
In TV Movie Role
America'' shov. on ABC. Actually, "Today" bas its
less senous moments even Wllhout Miss Hartle)'
I flJpped to "Today" one morrung last ••eek
and was gre'('ted by the image of Willard Scott.
Jocose · Toda)-" "'eatherman. s m11.Jog broadly
above his omnipresent lapel flower. Before
Willard lay a dc.>ad <.almon. '-'1th a flower v.·here its
lapel would have been had 1t been weanng a suit.
WTIJ.ARD 1.00KEO 00~.' at the fis h. then
into the c·amcra .. For those of you who've never
seen an NUC vice president before ... "
And Mariette Hartley 1s gotng to lJ1m1sh the
"Today" image" ·
Miss Paule). who 1s now Mrs. Garry
all this publ.Jc1ty about Manette. that s bt: <Miss
Pauley) was gotn~ to be replaced by Manette
Hartley Which. simply, 1s not about to happen."
But MlSs Paule} ·s ne wly .. hrmed-up" contract
1s with ~BC !'<ews. and does not ensure her a place
on "Today " And. alt.hough Miss Hartley's COO·
tract covered only this vacation per iod, the
network 1s now ronvrnced that she can handle the
Job. or ont' like 1t on another show
1 hav<' tht-feelm~ that Manette Hartley will
eventually take perm.rnent residence on "Today."
She has a charming "'ay that fits morning routine.
a quality shared by Davfd Hartman on ··Good
Mormng Amenca ...
Besides. Willard likes her.
"Doonesbury .. Trudeau, ~a-. given assurance ----------------------
before s he left that her plact' would be wa1t1ng up·
on her return An NBC spoke:.man said her "run·
mng contract" was "firmed up" before she left.
Huh"
"Her contraC't l \\hfch e~p1res m 1982> has a
prov1s1on Lhat allO\I.<\ :'\BC to ·r1rm up' or ·get out'
at certarn opportumttcs Just before she left. the
network J!a'e her a \Ole of confidence and 'firmed
up' her contrJct ..
Oh
The MOYIE MUSICAL EVENT
of the 80'sl ''THE FIRST
EPIC HORROR FILM"
-Jaclc Kroll. f*wslawek ~
·aere's .Ji••• HOLLYWOOD CAP) -Bette Davis and
Howard Hesseman are filming the NBC movie
Oscar-winning actor and Hollywood legend
J ames Cagney shows three views or himself
during taping of "Tom Snyder's Celebrity
Spotlight" special, airing tonight at 10 on
NBC. Channel 4
"Skyward" on location near Dallas.
Suzie Gilstrap, a 15-year-old Californian.
makes her acting debut as a pa raplegic youngster
who yearns to become a pilot to escape her
troublesom e life ln a wheelchair . Miss Davis plays
an aging movie stunt pilot who now runs the airport
care. and Hesseman is the airport night watchman
and owner of a biplane. AT
WIT'S
END
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