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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUSTS, t990
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Harassnient of 'Punks' Charged
Fund M isu se
Joli Program
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Pro be Halted
By PATRICK KENNEDY
Of -~ty ...... SlMf Despite claims to the contrary
o•er tbe put ab months the
1 U.S. Department or Labor never
investigated alleged financial
abuses in Huntington Beach's
federally-funded JOb program, a
special agent for the Labor
Department said Monday.
Special agent Arnold Dailey
said the U S. Attorney's office
ordered him to hall any Labor
Department investigation into
the charges in February one
Viel Vet
Kil/,s Self
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$170,632 Hunting Car
'HoSn,ita& a _ Racket'
bolpitall. They set the UtUe
Slaten ol tbe Poor. They cet the
Presbyterian ministers. They get
the H8duaab Society They 1et
every reliaious or1anlzation.
They aet campaign contributors
from the left and the richt, and
after they're flnlahed. we
retreat.''
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and drup saved '758,000 in April
alone, he said.
"I think when we let people
know Just what a racket we've
got. llhlnktbey'regoingtoriseup
in ri&bt.eous indignation,'' Brown
said.
"We have to get people to
~olJliu that bolpitals, while
they often cure, they often
destroy. Ten to 25 percent of the
people who go to hospitals
contract staph infecUons, receive
improper chemicals; excessive
~r1eriel-~ia--MJ4M&'re m ucb beta.I' oll lf you can stay
away UlllU it becomes abloluteJy
IMCelMrY ,"Brown said.
TRACY <AP> -· Officials al
De uel Vocational tnstitullon
report that four i nmates
rttetwd stab wounds in a figb\
Sunday night tn a recreation
room .
NB T een
Files
Lawsuit
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Weather
Night and morning low
c l ou d s prevailing,
o therwise fair with
variable blgb clouds on
Wednesday . Ki g h s
Wedneaday in the low 70s
at the beaches to near 80
inland. Lowa tonight 58 to
68.
INSI DE TODA t'
The Cofl/ornlo Angel s
aren't in loat ploce any more.
Can they cumb to 1ec<md?
Story. Page Bl .
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FEMALE SAILORS FACING CHARGES OF HOMOSEXUAL ACTIVITY BROUGHT BY NAVY
Shuns HeuHer, Chick Fftunorrta. Carole Brock, Barbara lee Underwood, Norma Hohl
Gay Hearing Disputed
Separate I nquest,s for Sailors Asked
LONG HEAC ll I A I'> A
d ispute O\t'r a llegations of
conflict of inte rest has led to the
re mo,•al of two of three women
sailors from the Navy·s first in a
series of hearings h er e into
charges of hom osexuaht) among
women !>allors on the USS Norton
Sound.
Though r efusing to d1:.cuss
details of the alleged conflict.
American C1v1l Liberties Union
attorney~ re presenting all thret'
1n Monday '!> hearing told the
Na\'y's hearing o((Jccrs that the)
<.'O U Id not rl'present We ndi
W1lhams. 25, or the Bronx. N Y .
N nce she had a conflict or interest
with the two othe r women
knfJwn as re~pondenl!> in Na\'y
term1nolog). rath e r tha n
defe nda..nts
"It's lllghly unusual to h ave
such hearing~ in a Joint manner."
said c hief d e fcn~e attorney
Kenneth Chotmer tn telling the
Nav y's thr ee -m e mbe r
Administrative D1schC1rge Board
that he believed each or the
accused women s hould have her
own hearing. "Normal m ethod is
to have a separa te hearing for
each respondent."
C h otine r 's conte ntion was
dis puted by the prosecution
Lt Andrew F Hiblar Jr . whose
U tle 1s r ecorde r a s c hie f
prosecutor. said if Ms . Will.Jams 1s
granted a separate hearing. the
Navy wants another respondent.
Alicia Harns. 18. of Chicago, to
face a hearing with her
··rt is for an e conomy o f
evide nce The two cases sit
togethe r." he said, suggest ing
that 25·year -o ld r esponde nt
Tangela Gas kins face the first
hearing alone .
Claiming a conOict would still
t>xist belween Ms. Williams a nd
Ms. Harris at a future hearing,
C h otl n er pred i cted m o r e
problems .
"It would be a totally untenable
ethical situ ation for us." Chotine r
said in noting that ACLU would
still re fuse to r epresent Ms .
Williams.
C mdr. Francis G . Knipe, the
Navy pa ne l's chief hearing
officer, granted the prosecutors'
motion to sever both women.
expla inin g that the possible
conflict could be raised when the}'
fact• tht.•ir o\\n hearing tn the
~('I'll:'' of proceedings a~atnst
eight women ac-cused or les bian
aC'l1\·1t1~ aboard the m1~s1le te~t
s hip l:S.S~orton Sound
Monday afternoon. one of lhe
women severed from the heanng.
Ms I larris. told reporte rs outside
the gate of the Long Beach Naval
Sh ip ya rd t hat 'h t-"'as
dtsappOLnted over hl·r removal
from the hearing. but s he said she
"'Ill leave lhe Na\'~ rej;!ardle~~ of
the outcomeorthe ca~e
Ms. Harris, who reportedb had
been s uff e rin ~ from deep
depression after the allegation~
against her were made public.
said s he hopes to go to !->Chool and
gt'l a part·llm(' Job after her
hearing
Ms Gaskin:, has been tn the
Nan 11 ~ \ear!> and 1~ a nat1vl' of
New· Jersey. where h er 8·year-old
son 1!> living with her mother
Since the allegatio n s o r
hom osexuality against her were
publicized. sht> has said hC'r
mother has sued for custody of the
child.
Ms. Gaskins. wbo a lso has sa ad
s h e has a boyfri end a nd is
planning to get m a rried, Mard
the Navv board answer quest.Jons
for some two hours Monday about
thl'lr \'ll'\\:. on homo:.l'xuaht~ Jr\d
their v.1lhni.:ne!>:-. to be fair m
JUdJ.:inJ! thl' women atru..,t'<l of
homo:.t'xual act1\'1lle~
Monda\·.., hearing began <J..,
rem1n1:.t:: demonstralt•d out-.1df'
th<' stup) ard. unfurlin~ banner~
that said ·· 11 .., :\on<' of Your
Hustn~~. t;nrlc S<1m and "ERA
N 0 W ' I\ 11 t h r t· c n f t h e
respondl'nl!. fac1ni:: h1..•<irin~.., <Jrl'
black \\Omen. a fac·t v. h1t'h hac;
also producc·d -.omc· complc.11nt:.of
d 1..,c n mtnat1on
Wh11c21ofthe€il \\Omen aboard
the m1ss1le c;ys tem.., te~t ~hip"' ere
originally under 1nvest1 gat1on for
a lle~ed homos(·xual act1 nty. only
e q~ht fuN· charges and wPre
informC'd JunP 19 that th1..·~ v.ould
be prr><·c•ssed for d1 sc·hargl' That
p r o e t.• :-. s 1 n c· I u d l' ~ t h l'
adm1n1strat1\'e d1~charge
hearing!>
The ship. whic h has a crew of
375 including three women
offi cers. was <'Onvcrtcd from a
World War 11 seaplane launcher
into a missile ~ystl'm~ test ~tup tn
early 1945 It tests the Aegis
weapons system. whach tncludes
adva nced radar eqwpmenl and is
tied into a computer satellite
serving as a coordinating link in
the movement of ship missiles
F ro• Pap A l
BILLY C ARTER • • •
weeks e arlier Lib) a subst:
quenlly appeale d . without er
feet. for the Americ an capt ives·
rele ase.
··in this respect the approach
to the Llbyans was s uccessful."
the presiden t said. "Whether it
would have been s uccessful 1f
Billy had not participated as a
question no one can ans wer with
certaintv "
t 'ro• P age ,.\ I
JOBS ...
In h1~ ~lalcment. Carter rt.'
it e r a t e d "I ca n s tat e
categorically that m y brother
Billy has had no influe nce on m y
decisions or on any U .S govern·
ment policy or act ion conce~g
Libya I ean also state that Billy
has never as ked me to take any
step that would affect any of
these actions or policies.··
The preside nt announced he
asked tus staff to draft a rule
forbidding any federal employee
to deal wtth any member of the
presid e n t ·s famil y und e r
c ir c ums tances t hat ·'cr eate
e ither the reahty or the ap·
pear ance .. or impro per favor or
influence an:v facts of the FBI mvesllga· The prei.tdent a lso made these
tion. including when it began, points
because. in par t . its fin_dings -He never tried to influence
could damage the reputatJon or the Jus tice De partment tn·
A. 1,.0. .... •d ,a.A thos e accused. vestigation of Billy Carter .
llo•ue Raided
Iran AITests
E nvoy's Kin
n~ Thf' ANM><:lated Pres\
Ht'volutionary g uards raided a
house m north Tehran at dawn
today and arrested c1 brothe r of
Iran·-. for m e r W Js h1ngton
.imt.lcl..,..,•Hlor. Arde~h1r Zahc·d1,
the '-l<.it{' r un lran1<1n radio
r ~ p o rt t· 11 F a r rn k h Z a h e d 1
apparenth had sll p~d mto Iran
to tn l o .., •• 11 h1~ bro ther·..,
propt.rt}
In anotht.'r d<'velopment. the
lran1,rn Parl1an11..'nl toda)
refuM·d to allo"' J le ading
mo d t.>ratt.•. Adm Ahmad
Madam. to t:.ake hi.. seat m the
Parhamt>nt
revolution left behind much 01
their wealth. The revolutionary
regime has imposed stringent
controls on taking capital out of
I ran. forcing ~ome to smuggle
their money or goods out
On M o nd a). tran ·s
Parliaml'nt. or MaJh~. sairl 1t
v. a:. postponing still further 1Ls
debate on the fate of the 52
Ame rican ho~tages and wa~
urging that they be put on tnal
to r elahate for the detention of
ne..1rl ~ 200 I rani an
demon:.trator .., 1n New York
Jails
Dru Peddli
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Gunman hot
By Officer
LONG BEACH (AP>
A Long Beach policeman
shot a robbery suspect to
deatli a s th e man
r eportedly aimed his gun
at the officer ,' police said .
Louis Clifton Sample
Jr., 28, of Long Beach was
k illed Monday by Sgt .
J ohn Riddle, 36, at the
scene of a g as station
robbery Raddle sa w two
men running and ordered
them to :.top, :.atd offi cer
Bob Wilson
"One gu) duJ, but tht-
guy with the g un took
a b o ut t h r ee ~lf'fl '
bac kward and potnted th1·
gun a t th(; :.er g(•ant
Wilson addt'd
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Madam. J formt•r pres1denual
l' a n d 1 d a t e . h a s b e e n a n
outs poken opponent of lrun'c;
{' 0 n t I n U l' d h II I d I n ~ 0 r l h l'
Arnl'rtt an ho.._u,~e..,, v. ho llJda\
v.tn• 1n ttH•1r 27filh d<i\ or
capt1' 11~
Tl•hr:m 1 ad to. m a broJdCa)lt
momtort•fl in l..ondon. said lht•
Parlta 11wnt rt'JCctt.'d MJdan1 ·..,
credC'nt1als ti\ a .vote of 176 I.
w 1th s 1· v l' n abs l e nt 1 on-.
Hard lan1: rPvolutwnara<'' havt•
accu~t.od M adam of links with tht·
old rel.!tnk •if Shah Mohammad
Reza Pahl;I\ 1 and w ith the
l 'nlll'd St.1'tt•'
Jury to Decide
HB Man's Fulure
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Ma ny lraruans who fled their
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F e bruan 1979 anti '>h ah
Duo Sue
Prosecutors
S AN FRANC ISCO CAP!
Two Ba v area men who wen·
acquitted last ~eek of schcmmg
to s mug~le 547 pounds of hash~
into San Francisco two year~
ago have filed a $40 malhon
laws uit against prosecutors tn
the case '
M ill Valley tax a ttorney
Morry We ins tei n a nd Walnut
Creek property investor. ~rdon
Munn claim their constitutional
and civil rights were violated by
the federal Drug Enforcement
Ad m inist r ation . the Internal
R evenue Ser v ice. the U S
Attorney's office and Orange
County, where they were tned
They c harge s lander and
malicious prosecution, among
other accusations. and each 1s
see king SS mtll1 on 1n com~atory damages and $15
million in punitive damages.
By DAVID KtrTZMANN..-
Of l1oo 0.Ut Polo< \utt ,r
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h ad madt~ cont acts with
numerous drug figures while
researching his article and that
police u.c;ed him to j!el a t th~e
dealer;
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h o \\ever. t old th e JUry tn
Supe rior Court Judge Kenneth
Lae '" courtroom that Sessions·
ston 'an~ dramatically from
the testimony o f unde rcover
offic ers who dealt with him
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Thl'"t· ~·l"oon~ \\Oultl bt· u..,ed
J ~ "'1tncs:<1es 1n thf' pendrng
court <'J..o;e Talmo took out an
ad\lertasement in the Dally Pilot
M onda~· seckm~ such persons
Police Chief Charles Gross
wa:. awav on vacation and other
p o I 1 r c 'o ff 1 c 1 a I s w e r e n o l
available to comment on the
la ws wt this momtn~
The suit seeks court orders
that would proh1b1t police from
s howing photographs of Wilcox
to an~one ebe involved 1n cnme
1n' est1~at1ons
The lej?a l aN1on also <;e('I, ...
court orders ~topping r1t~ pohc1•
o ffi c ers f r o m deta1 n 1n i.:
quest aontng or pholoJ!raph1ng
~sons without probable causl
...,. ~ l.P-~~-_."' ... ~..olj&e j_nvei!~to~r 'foburen ... -He d.Jd not learn unUI it was
• ' •• • ~~ '.•-l a._ _ .. ,,.. ...... *-'~--·'~·-..... ~· ... _ .... ~~ ...... ~~ -s ~ ·±·~f"'··-n~~~&n't. w · i ~he"tgeJt -~:tib~~~~e~n ri\~dt' pa~; rn:....,,· t 2 -to-14·mont~·Old ba~y was cy responsible for feder~I J~b brother$220.000. • •
aba ndoned S unday in the programs. of delaying ats in-He never received an y of
h al lway o f ~ ~ownt o ~n vestigation into the cha rges or BtllyCart.er's Llbyanmoney.
apa rtme nt bu1ldi.ng . poli ce mi s u se of t h e city Com · Sen. Birch Bayh, D ·lnd .
re port T~e blonde · blue·e)e~ pre hensive Employment Tra1~· chairman of the special Senate
boy. weartn~ blue Jea~s and a ing Act <CETA) funds to avoid subcommittee. declined com ·
yellow s tripe d T shirt, was ·adverse publicity. ment but his vice chairman.
d iscovered toddling in the .,lwo weeks a~o. La bor Depart· $e{l ·Sl.ro"\. Thuq;pon~.~·~·~ .:
• ~~~~~~ ~·!"~ ;>-,· .. h ~~ .. ~.°'.;,~';"t~·9,~tliTe-J" •. :Slll;. -...,.r~ H'Tt /1eiu-\-1(thJ\~ft.1. ~ ""~ -..-~.... --.-.--~--~ ferred to as e agent in charge dent's side of the m a tter : now
ORANGE COAST , in the letter sent to Hutton's o!· we wiU hear the witnesses and
fice last month. refu~ed to admit maybe hear the other sid e." DAILY PILOT
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that he had been assigned to the Sen. De nnis DeConcini, D·
case or to ackno~ledge that any Ariz .• a panel member. said the
such case ~ver ex1s~. . president did we ll but cau·
He referred any mquirles ~o uoned: "I think the judgment
the tAbor Department office m won't be made absolutely this
Washington. D.C. evening, because it is up to the
Among matters under i n · committee to sift the facts."
vesligation was an allegedly un· Sen . Bob Dole . R -Kan ..
a uthoriaed loan to Robert L. perhaps the president's sharpest
Cunningham. former pr;esldent critic on the committee, said
of the non·profit corporataon that the re still is "a lot to explore."
ran the city's '2.6-mlUion·a ·year He expressed particular int.erest
C ETA program The loan al-in a con versation between
legedly involved $18,000 in public Carter and Attorney General
funds. Benjamin R. Clvlletti in which
C unningham reportedly re· Clvilettl told the president that
tumed the money, ln two inst.all· Billy Cart.er would not be pros·
ments, before preliminary flDd· ecuted if be registered as a Lib-
tncs of an audit by the eow1ty yan ait~t.
Manpower Commi11lon were c arter acknowledged he made
made known. a "highly technical" mistake
• Cunninabam resigned u Pret· when ctvHettl and the White
idea& ot the non-profit Wettens House denied the two hid dls·
ln1tltuw ot Careen Inc. in the cuated the Billy Carter matter
wake of the pre.llm.lnary flndiD1 before a reoord search revealed
of the Orance County Man power they hid. But the president in·
Audit released Feb. 5. Cun· allted nothin& .of the brlef con-
nhlCb.am bN been unavailable venaUon wu improper or coWd
for comment. be conaJdered an attempt to in· . .,..,, •• ~mantled by OMIK• tbe Justice Department
the tftpower COmllftn1an In inveatlptlon.
FebnaarJ. 1
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Oraage Coast
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Today•s C loslnJt
N.Y. Stot•ks J
• 73, NO. 211, 3 SECTIONS, n PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TU ESOA Y, AUGUST S, 1980 N TWENTY-FIVE CEN
C Agency Backs Flight A uctio
_)
I TM count.1 General Servi
A1ency bu takm • a(H:C)rid &ook at
· ::11\1 John Wayne Airport to
fOIDIMttlaJ alr carriel"I and
GMe 81a1D concluded the belt
way ll a aealed bid auct.lon ol
permitted dally m,hu J AcCCll'dlne to a 53·pa1• report
, now beln1 clrculated amona
eounty offlclaU, Frontier and
'~:':':e~k~~·:::e~.r~ ~~e
airport, should be permitted to
bid for 12 of the a llowed 41 nJgbts
per d ay.
t Continental Airlines and PSA,
two carrien also seeking access
totheatrport,donot meet runway
I
\NB Cops . ,
!&red by
.!~Rocker'
t A Newport Beach teen-ager
and his m other have riled a
l awsu it In Orange County
8uperior Court asking to stop
Newport Beach police from
allegedly making random stops
of suspected "punk rockers."
Named as plaantiHs in the
legal action Monday wer e
'Thomas Wilcox, 15, and his
mother, Toby.
Their s uit says Wilcox was
s topped by Newport Beach
r.ol ice last Jun e and
nt.errogated and photographed
by officers without any probable
cause ·or reasonable s u_splcion
t hat the youth was involved in
1 wr ongdoing of any sort.
I ·Wilcox is a self-described
follower ol punk rock m usic.
The legal action claims lhat
• the city has been trying to crack
down o n those tl find s
~. lD th1a cue punk roek followers, who can be
\denllfled by "unconventional
mode or dress and hair cut
s tyle."
Newport Beach police officials
-~hav t-s aid they would be
~stopping a nd que!!J.ionlng
p e r son s arrectiilg th e
~ appearanl't> of punJc rockers in
1 an effort to solve various crimes
1 believed linked to followers of
, lbe life style. 1 'Youths who have co me to be
known as punk rockers
, cenerally have short. spiky hair
•nd wear tom clothes and high
top sneakers.
Santa Ana attorney Ronald
Talmo, r epresenting t h e
Wilcoxes, has been seeking
young persons slopped by police
recently and photographed as
part of the purported crack·
down on punk rock activities.
These persons would be used
aa witnesses in 'the pending
court case. Talmo look out an
advertisement in lhe Dally Pilot
tlonday seeking such persons
-Tiro Airlines Urged to Bid for 12 Flights ocnalt1es under thl' Fc•dl'ral A via
t1on Act, of up to SI ,llO(J 1wr dJy
In add1tum. th1· <;~A am1l y-.ts
o;a1d . lht' <·ou11ly l1kl•ly w•JUllJ fate
t.1w .,u1ti. from uirhnt·~ <Jt·n1ed <:n·
tr) tCJthl'a1q>t1rt weight requirements now 10 ef.
reel and thus should not be
permitted to bid, a ccording tolhe
GSArepoA.
A aeaJed bid a.uction of flights Is
supported by the Federal Avia·
lion Administration and the Civil
Aeronautics Board. but oppo&ed
by Air California and Hughes Air
West. the onJy jet airlines now
permitted to service John Wayne
Airport
The GSA report. dated July 29.
generally outlines the s ame con·
clus1ons contained tn a report re·
leased 10 April
County su~rvlsors May 13 de·
cided not to act on the access ques·
lion, citing a lawsuit filed by Air
California aga'tnst the FAA over
the government's agency's ruJang
that ne w carrie rs mu::;t be
per matted entry lo the airport.
That laws wt was subsequently
d1s m1ssed by u US District Court
Judge an Los Ange les. Air
Steell Belore tlae Storni
With a little help from Ho._ward, Hurricane that is, these
two surfers enjoyed 6 to 10-foot waves at Newport
Beach's 18t.h ..... <itreet "Point" this morning. The hurricane
Califohua. however. has fi led an
appeal or the dec1s1on w1lh the
U S. 9thC1rcu1t QiMlrt of App('als
As part of 11.S r.f'ay dec1s 1on, the
board called for furthe r study by
the GSA orthe access q uei.t1on
According to lhe new report, a
decis ion by th e county
supe rvisors to ma intain the
''status quo'' at the airport would
place the county an legal Jeopardy
with the federal government
Sanctions lhc county could face
by refusing to iH·l on lhl· J<'<'C"'!. I!.
sue. accordtng to lh1· r1·port. tn
elude
-Poc;s1ble lo<;s of Ll1c c-111mty's
access to federal fund:, and futurt>
federal gran t., pro~·rJm~ fo r
airports
l'oss1blt• demand tot hi' coun
ty for thP rc·paym1·nl of l""t
federal [unds r('('l'IHcl for lrn
provement s at J ohn Waynt·
Aarp<irt
Possible 1mpos1taon of t·1v1I
Onc county nll1c1al prc<J1rted 1t
would Ix· al lc·ci I a monl h bc·fon•
th<· nt.'W GSA r t•c·11n1mPn<latir1n.-.
"l'ach tht• ''.o..ird 1if ~uµPrv1~ors
for :trtum
Thi• offlt·1al . whu a..,k<-<1 not t11 ht>
1d1•nt1flt'd. -..Jul 11 .1pp1•arNI th.al
l ht• <.:~A WIJ'. 1·.1p1tul..il 1ni.: tnthl·
FA/\ <1n<1 lh<' ('Au In I hr·• r "'""·' '" upt•n th1· airJ)'1rt lo 111 "'"1rr11•1' ;1t
J t1rn1· wht·n th" r.11·t111., "11\<1•r
(~t> AJRPOR1. l'dK•· \.!J
Billy
Affair
Not Over
w /\Siii "; 1 ll' 'I\ I' I l'rt ,,
d(·nl ·art•·r ti• l1•n •· 11( ha" h<.indlln11 of hr111 ho r 1\111\ .., L1t1
'a n flHIOI (I 11111 "'"' .n I d••"'' till' t .. ..,,. th.11 h,,, r•wk• 11 tu' pn·~
1dt•n(' .and hi'.'> p.arl" 10 th+-find.I
da'' of h" ran· l•ir nom1nat1on to ,, .,.., •m•l l•·rm
Thi· pri·,1<l1·n1 -. ,11 1·ount \trio
rl:i\ n 1~h1 l•1 th1· p11lilll' anti to th••
~··n atl· '>Uht·ornm11t ,.,. 1n~ , . ..,ll~al
111g tlw affJ1r .11 lo..nov.l.,<1i.:t·1l that
It 1!. not rl d1n1tl\•' or flnill ..
~h· m lwr' of 1 h" pan•·I 1nr11<'al1'<"I
th1•\ v.oul1I Y.1thhciltl JUdl!.m1·11t
unt 11 1111 1r prob" 1 r11mplf'l1·
i\n11 1n lh1· h11't1h 1 h·1ri.:t•d at
m11-.ph•·r1· o f ·'" t•l1·1·1111n 1 a111
11.111.!ll , C '.1!1t·1 '• oppoll• 111 1 oulil
h.Jrill\ II'· 1·'<1w1 It d to '"' th•
m .1tl• I I 1· I
But tn h1' '.11 pii~'•' n·:t11rl esnt1
th1: h111Jr lun1• n al 1111,ilt·. l1111Jrl
('j !>l 01:w' t un r1•r,.rH'c lhdt
followed. the prt's1denl ins1~ted
that allhouJ(h he may have made
ome m1 .. takt"• 1n gelltn~ in
form a11on about the <«•~., out in
1 ht• or,. n. nom· 11( his ..it·l1on!. 10
0 .. ,., ,...., _.,. •oc:-._... tk.1l1ng with Btllv aml tht• l.Jb-
' n n' wa-, al h•.:.1 I rir t01f>r<JJ1f>r
winds were las t report~ swirling 85 m ph !->omt• fiOO mile"
southwest of San Ote~o and !)hould keep wan·::. up loc:.ilh
for the next day or two
Thi• pn•..,.dt•nt 'Jiii and t-'<·
r1•rph frc1m ha-. 1wr-.onal cltary
c·on (I rm t hJ I ht • I rt NJ rt•·
Jlt'Jlt·tlh 11 un.,u1·rt•..,-,fulh , to
d1 -..,u a<k h1.., h1.:.11J.,1 r11111: l1rotht·r
from m.1k1ni.: ,, n •lurn tnp lo
l.1h\:a la-.1 \1'.1r
J11ry to Decide Writer's Fate · I'm not t r\lnl~ to mctkt· 1·x·
l'U'>I''>," th1· ol<l•·r hrot lwr sa11I
Hut "anwin1· \\ho knows B1llv
know" thul 110 one· t·an push h1rn
J r11u nd ..
By DAVID KUTZM ... NN Tht• prt•..,.clt•nt <i4'f<·n11Prl using ~ surrounded by 18 undercover agent had said Se~sions sold hi m t1m<• nf the arn-st-.. I' 11 1 t th 1 t Of ... 04"ty 1'119\Statt •I \ tu )!(' 0 l' .I lVUn 1-(<1\ Thedefendant,awriter,says narcotics agents and watched s mall amount s o f c ocn1nt• St•si.wns "'a' chari.:t'n 1.1.1lh 1.•rnnwntan thi•<arlv cla ysofthi•
he was merely d oing on·the·spot from above b y a po Ii c e sever al days before the wntcr·., s a I 1•-. a n rf <' u n ' 111 r .H ' hut 1 ran a Jn h'"' av•· tri"" :rn<l .,attl
research for bis lates t book helicopter a rrest al Sam's Gol.'thab -.aid pol1<·t• knc•w h1· tht• m 1'Wlll .,...,, ... .1t h•J'>l partlv
d ea ling with the s hado wy The author said he was only And Goethals said Ses~1on., wa4' only a ·1t ~ht v.1.:1rht' 1n th" ,ui·ct''>'-ful 111 olJlairunl! tho• ..,1111 -underworld of drug peddling in r esearching materia l for his was cauRht "red handed" at the ca~t· and that tht·v h<icl to 11"' JH>rl of th•• ,.,.11111 ,.1 hlamu· 11,
Southern California. forthcoming article on cocaine r es t aura n l du r 1 n ~ th f' him lo ~t·t Jt the lar.:N pu..,h1.·r.., 1otim r• for 1 · s i•fforts 10 fr•·l' thi•
The District Attorney'• office, pushers when he was arrested c-o nsummal1on of the roc:ainc 1\mi•rat':an t-.111,1.,.,., Iii· c-on " I rt.I uJ Se 'd h For that rea!>on, tht· cft.pul'
however , •ays Huntington Beach n pa c ar, . ss1ons saa , e transaction i 1•11t•d. ho"'''Pr that "1t mav " led t t f I d di s trict allorn<.'y ... aid. t"" resident Ken "~sa·ons, author of wan ° wn e pro 1 es on rug Five ounc<!s of c-ocaine a11d ""'' 1· ltt•1•n h.ul 1u1l"m(•nt" '" ~ d I under cover nar<.'ol1 c-. ai:1•nh • more than 40 books. overstepped ea ers $1 0,000 tn cash wt•r<' ~l'ltcd at tht-bought cocaanl' from Se~ ... aun' h:l\ ,. 1•nhJn<·"<I Hall' .., <,latun•
th.e boun ... _ of bJs reporting into He acknowledged he was the h 1n thi• mrnd-. of thl' I.th' an"" W) 'ddl who then introduced them tot <· Police Chief Charles Gross actual participation In drug ma e-man sn . arranging the other pushers at Sam .., on Au~ On Jul l:!. ttw \\hit" lloti!.C
wu away on vacation and other sales. meetlng at Sams between what Prim Rat Hik d 28 1979 • '11~th>s1-d that '~11lv < ;1rtn ar·
police> officlals were not. The critics j\)Uging Sessions' turned out to be unde r cover e e e . ' ran.ct>d a m1·t>tan~1·1·n Whit~
avaHable. to commenl on the work. in t.hia cue will be (he 12 narcotics ~gef)ts a nd other · • TTl e suspecj~ arrested with llou!'it' an<1 L1hyan offa<·1,11!. Nov. ,..;l~~ '..,--:_ • ..... ~~~~.;:1.~~fi"~~----·~_..~,~~f\~~~, ~~-~ . ....,. _....._ ~.!_ C!wnucal Bank Sess.1 on~ e ventuall y plt'adt-d 27 tn ·an atlt•rnpt lo ga in Libya'\ ·"'' Supe~ · "''~v~-~~~~~ . . ..... ~~-'~ ,~1 • ~ .~l. .... ~1,~i ~charges a~aan~l them. sup p ort for rcl1•iJ,t• or th.,
be&ln dellberaUona in his drug Yaco zz1 c aimed l\1s cnem.·· • 'N'£~oR1<'TAW•~~M{~~~~~.,~~-~~9: ._Q~'4J.L{\..._~V·l'Q ·~-4Jr-an .J.!3!(·1· 'C ' S peddling trial today. ·~as -the victim 0.r, entrapment r ates are on lhe upswing after a t c rm and two o'fftve'~~ffn~~ ~twrr~~..Cr,~~..z:~ Ute kunk They heard closing argumenta o~ the bowo~t kind. fou r ·month decline and the spending a yt.-ar in Orao..:c qucntly apµeall·ct . w1th0ut t'f.
from defense and .prosecution h daco ud said tSeaall~ns, .i46h. tre nd may conUnuc des pite the County Jiiil. <Stt BILl.Y, Pagl' AZ> lto M d ' a m a e con a c s w t 1 bo 1 b . · Didn't M a meys on ay. numerous drug figures while ' s uggis h pace of rrow ng Y The man who led police to . eet The bearded Sessions, endine r esearching his article and lhat businesses and cons umers. Scsstons. informant Dunn y
,, ., "'"te~thnony in .. l>Jt .~.~!'-.\l'(pae , .JJQfi~J!-~. ~~m to get at the analys~_:a;::!?.,,.. . 0~•<!.!-'i~~~~~pparenUy rledOran)t~. ,.-....~~-~ .. j •1 : ft~~ l'Jil~,., .. tm ~,~~,,.)~~~f "' ..... ~~,....---~W'..-\ ~.(. ••. ~ .... "' ~ "° ~~'t.~~~-.............. ~.ii<, -·,,."-'-""'"~~~~, . ~-,~:ca ~. ·· • "'WerrlOla' cocaine undercover to Prosecutor tom Goethals, pr Im e rate t o t o p · r a Ce d unabteto'niid'llirn"'.
pollceofticerapriortohlsarrest however. told the j ury In bu sin eess custom e r s b y Sessionscouldbe sentenced to
A •mall. •potted skunk ii back · last AUIUlt at Sam's Seafood Superior Court Judge KeMelh one-quarte r of a percentage five years to stale prison. but =>'
to llll bMlc menu today after reataurantln Huntin1ton Beac'b. Lae's courtroom that Session.c;' point Monday to 11 percent The Goethals said he didn't thtnk the
• Mta1 llMINd bJ Newport Beach Se11lons was take n Into story varies dramatically from move came less than two weeks author would fact: that stiff a "cal her
Police Department animal c u etod y with lhree other the testimony of undercover after the nallen's sixth-largest se nte nce af he's con vic ted Night and mornin g low
coatrol ofrlcera ln tbe ~ 0'SU1pecta after lhe restaurant ob officers who dealt with him. commercial bank cut the fee to because he has no prior crtnunul c 1 o u d s pr e v a 1 ling ,
re1tauraat of Robins on'• Pacific Coast Hlthway was A Huntington Beach narcot.lcs t0.7Spercent. record. o the rwi se fair w ith, ,.UpartmeM 1tore ln P'aabloa variable high clouds on lia..t. W e dne sday. High s
'De ltlle cnatare, caulbt iD a ~ .'4 • G u • Wednesday in lhe low 70s' ·,e~:=,:~;: nngrynpartment roun nites. E~:~~.~:e:ooirg~~~~ ~ .......... D"91'1Gt r 1 ·~fold...._. . INSI Dt~ TODA l' ".
1 •'t lmoW laOW be IDl bl An1r1 Promontory Point spokesman for lhe an1ry ten· fnutrated people do." Dr. Van· to Increases on annlverury Th~ Cala/orn10 Anyetir\ M.; =='·-~acb Aalmal apartment dwellen, llUDI by anti. 1row noted today. dates. oren't m loAt place ony more.,.
II .-.. Wlllon Mid reat tacn ... and what they He aaJd one or the first steps In According to Dave Koc h. Ca n ttwv cl.amt> tu 1ccond? 1 -.rafter rel•HlBI tlle clalm Iii tbe to-what attitude ot Committee members wlll be stre11in1 the ter\ants' dis· Ir vine Comp•ny property Stor'fl,PoQt>JJI.
al&m • ...a lnille ~ tla• lnln• Company, their 1ludylnc some of the 1u11eaU<Jna pleasure wttb the Jrvlne Com· m anagement director, In lhe six
..... '119 WU a Nal nte btuit laadlonl, ha" fonned a com· aired durinl Monday'• meetln1. pany wlU be to bealn rresslng years since Promontory Point
..,... • mlU. to find out what NCIOUtle They rans.a from en1lneertnc a for corr ection of a l main· opened. rents have been In
•••••••• •1 •••••ti•• u.., bne. massive effort to force rent con· teaance proble m •. no matte r creased a 'total or 77 percent ~~===.£.I!. DOt "8re tlaat troll tbroUbout lbe cit., to small how minor while tiouslna 'cosll In this area =! _._, ......... w •• ...._. ftlmteered or wen l"lUNI that would antqonJae ltvlne ci,mpany ofllclala say have lncreated 215 percent.
t ••••II•• ••• c...._ from • ,...._. wbo and COit tbe landlord. lhe rem lncreuea to new ten· "So we feel that the rents at
I•..._. la IM N•'!'P'" INcll 9tW .-..., option under ton· ant.a, some u hich aa 50 percent. Promontory are certainly faJr." ~11 ~.!':'".r#. ........ ...,..._ Iii a boJcott of bull· are bllMd on 1tudle1 of other lux-The land firm offered to send ., ,... _, , •• ,..~ la.~ Ul'f u.oiU..... . , __ • ~~man to M.9"da)"~ m.et-l'lt :...........t-A · J. -\»m ' aroaaQJttte-· vn.-decW~'lpar\mewu m~l~~,,_,, lenent"'1routj'lt111Mtu
.... " ..W ........... Dr . .left Oraa11 \I . lhe S30-un.lt com pita be1ln a t down the offer. at leut for l.be
Vaa1row, aa uaofflclal .. ,,._.,.. u. ~ ot lhaftll MOO t.6 •per IDGGt.bl, "abject pruenl.
-' •
PM.YPILOT N
~--} ST BREAKING--..........
l.G.c~ Uf'm.I from ,..., •• tOOrid ~ M ,,.... *'1f~t
Reqgan Dnma Boos
From, Hostile Crotal,
EW \'ORK t AP> PrelfdenUaJ t'Onlel'MMt-Ronald Ru1an
had a tenH enCOUDter t.oda1 with • ho8tll , booln.t crowd ol
about a too rouni blal'kt and Hlspa.nka in a rubbl•·'lllrtwn
Uon of N ,. \'ortl is deva"tattld South Brorul s eUOn At one pomt tht-candJdl~ abouted to the acreamtnic crowd,
which lt~pl ck•m9nd.lnl ho ttll Lhem •hat he would do to h4'lp "l
eao•t do 1 ~mn U\lna lt I don•t ~t elected I'm lryln1 lo tell
)OU theft I• no 1;overnment srocram or promi6t" . that t~n
waV' a maalc wand "
fh agan '4 t-nl to thl' South Bron• for • ntwi conft'rfn<'t' al u
aille wMrl' Cu14.•r 1n l!.~"7 f1romised • billion dollan rt!dt-vtllup
ment pro.ir~m King's Car a Bmater
"Id dn"t l'Onw do'4n ht•l"f' to make a prom1~t" I <'lime do"n
here bfo.cause ... omtoot' ~bt" madf' a promii.e almo t thret> )'t•ara
aro and failt'(i to ketlp ,, ... he shouted
1'~ cro-.d. lD • vaunt lot slluuted next to abandoned build
logs. 5Crt'amed •ngr1ly ., Ruaan for bnnaing •n l'ntounav.•· or
ntw repe>rttn with him
Tht• hwllt!r's seat on this car designed for
• uud1 Arabian King Khaled can be raised
31 5 inches giving the hunter a good
sh0<>lmg position. The six,wheeled car was
built, as ordered. by Swiss desij?ner Franco
Sbarro The <'ar .. Windhawk." has a
M erced~ l'ngine. 39.6-gallon water tank
and 92.S.gaJlon gasoline tank .. Price tag 1s
$170.6.32 -
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Eggftrotmt •• ... ,......
• DENVER tAP> -In an appearance marred by an egg Cri~ Up
23 Percent
Fro"' Pap A I
lhrowmg mc1dent. John B. Anderson today compared him.self to
Democrat f''tanltlm D R006evelt, telling the oahon's governors
his adm1rus traUon would be one of "c'>mmon sense" and plarn
dealing
BI~Y CARTER ...
Anderson a Repubhcan congressman, said when Roosevelt
entered omc~ 1n 1933 he did not have specific plans to i.olve the
economic depression of that time. But like Roosevelt, Anderson
said. he has a ''basic commitment to action "
Anderson ltpcakmg to the National Governors Conference.
was nearly st~ck by an egg thrown. by a man Identifying himself
as a member oftheCommunasl Workers Party. While the man was
seized by police. the preMdent1al candidate was hustled away from
~e podium by Secr~t Service agents.
·tlouaf flood l'lgil Littrel
MENLO PARK !AP> The U.S. Geological Survey lifted
its formal hazard watch for Mount Hood lh northern Oregon to·
da\"
· The service ~aid a decline in earthquakes and "a lack of any
other detectable signs that could be considered foreru_nners to
increased volcanic activity" led it to lift the watch. m effect
since JuJy 11.
Geolo~1sts f<.'ared that a series of earthquakes centered In
and near the mountain ~1gnalled a possible pending eruption of
the vokano. part of the Cascade Range. Mount St. Helens.
which has erupted four times since mid-May, is part of the .
<'hau-..
Pair Reeoneile
6 Murder Tries Forgive11
DURANT.Okla. <AP> A man
who survived at least six attempts
o n hi s life allegedly
masterminded by h 1~ wife and her
lover "ants the charges again~t
his spouse d1 s m1ssed because
they have reconciled
Stubblefield said Monday he
would not have a case without
Stackhouse's testimony.
Law\"crs f or LaFray
; Stackhouse. :IS. filed a motion
·: seekinJ:? to dis miss charj:?es of
;. conspiracy' to commit mur.der
According to testimony at a
preliminary hearing for FrankJm
and Mrs. Stackhouse. Frank'1.in
waited to ambush Stackhouse as
he left work but failed "'hen the
intended victim used a different
entrancet11an expected.
• · · and shootmg with intent to k1U.
• : · The motion said Stackhouse : r· and his wife. Phyllis. reconciled
Franklin once hid in a closet at
the couple's home and. on a signal
from Mrs. Stackhouse. jumped
out and struck Stackhouse in lhe
head. according to the tes timony. ~ after the death of the woman's
• lover. James f-~ranklin. two
monthsa~o
Stackhouse testified he asked
his wife lo get somethin~ lo stop
his blet..'<iulg, but she returned
"ith a gun and shot him lie said
Frankhn then took thl' .iun and
hredath1m
According to the motion.
Stackhouse decided he "'on't
testifya~amst h1s w1fC'
Dis tri c t Attorn ev R o n
" Labor Departmem
~
. ~Halts HB Jobs Probe
y vestigator, Randy Toburen, and
By PATRICK KENNE D the Orange County District Al· OI -0.11¥ Piiot Sl.tf Despite claims to the contrary torney's o(fice to hold off on a
over the past six months the local investigation of t he
U.S. Department or Labor nevec criminal charges because its in·
investigated alleged financial vestigation was in progress.
abuses in Huntington Beach's Robitaille said his department
federally-funded job program. a was notified just last week of the
special agent for the Labor U.S. attorney's decision not to
Department said Monday . pursue any criminal allegal!ons.
Special agent Arnold OaJley He said word of the decision
said the U.S. Attorney's office was passed on to his department
ordered tum to halt any Labor in a "round-about way" from Ci·
Oepal'tment investigation into ty Attorney Gail ~utton's oCfice.
the charges in February. one
In Newport
Irvine. Newport Beach and
Cos ta Mesa ex peri e n ced
significantly more serious crimes
an the first six months of this year
than during tlie same time period
last year. according to Irvine
police train i ng officer Jim
Broomfield.
Crime is up 23.6 percent in
Newport Beach. 10.3 percent in
Irvine and 3.1 percent in Costa
Mesa. wh.ich stJll has much more
cnme than the other two cities.
Broomfield compiled the
statisllcs at the request or the
T r vine City Council
The numbers are based on the
seven most serious offenses
murder. rape. robbery. assault.
hurglan'. theft and auto theft
Costa Mesa leads m all seven
categones
Ne wport Beach's 23.6 percent
increase is primarily due to more
a~saults and thefts
There were 39 assaults during
the first s ix months of last year.
compared to 71 dunng the same
period Uus year Thefts were up
from 514last vearto817 this vear
Officer John Desmond. who
com piles crime stat1st1cs for
Newport Beach, said that some of
the blame for the number of as·
saults should be placed on punk
rockers who have been operating
in the city
He said he didn't know why
theflslati.stics were up .
Irvine's 10.3 percent increase
can be partially attributed to ~e
city's 13.4 percent population
growth over the last year . .
The biggest single area of cnme
incrt~ll!>e m lrvml' 1s burglanes
There ~ere 497 through June Ja.-.t
vear and there were 614 during lnl'
s ame time period lh1s year.
··This 1s not unusual consider-
ing the rapid growth in residen·
tial. commercial and industnal
structures."' Broomfield said
"'When the crimes are com·
pared with population growth and
per 1,000 Inhabitants. the
statistics are more reprcsen·
tative ··
Dunng the fi rs t s ix mo~lh:'> of
this year there were 23.3 cnmmal
offenses per 1.000 Irvine resi-
dents. Newport Beach had 28.!>
and Costa Mesa bad48.l.
Irvine's population Is 65.133.
Newport Beach's is 66,500 and
Costa Mesa's is81.980.
1 rvine has only l.l police officer
per thousand people in com·
parison to2 in Newport Beach and
1.6 in Costa Mesa .
FrfHrt Page ,\I
AIRPORT • week aft.er a preliminary finding Deputy Orange County pis·
of a eotmty audil indicated possi·. tricl Attorney Jean Rheinheimer
ble misuse of .tl~.ooo of federal said she received offic~a~otice . crowded and subject or int~e
funds by a top official of the city . froi;n Mrs. ~':1tton1! office of the ~ommunity criticism over 1et
: program. fede ral dec1~1on on Monday a~d noise.
feet. for the American captives·
release
"fn th.is respect the approaC'h
to the Libvans wac; succl'Sltful ·
the pre-.id~nt said "Whether 1t
wC\uld have been -.uC'C('~sful 1r
R1lly had not participated 1s a
qucst1on no ()OC tan answt·r "'1th
certainty ...
In hjs statement. Carter re·
iterated "'f c an s tate
calegoncally that my brother
Billy has had no influ<:nce on my
dec1s1ons or on any lJ S govern·
ment policy or action concemmg
L1b,•a I can also state that Bill y
has· nevl·r asked me to takr anv
step that would affect an) or
Lhese actions or pohc1c~ ··
The president announced he
asked his staff to draft a rule forb1ddm~ an) f('(lc-ral emplo~ee
to deal with an) meml>Pr of thl'
pres1d ent ·s ramily under
c1 r cumstan<'eS that ··crt."ale
either the r('altty or the ap
pearanCC'0 0 of 1mprOpC'r fa\Or or
tnflUC'nCC
The t:>res1dcnl also mad(' the~<'
points
-lie nev<'r tru.-d to influence
th<' Jus tlC\." Drp<Htmt·nt in
vestii:at1on of Btll) Carln
He did nut ll·.trn until 1t was
m ade public Ja1>t month that the
Libyan govC'rnmrnt paid his
brother $220,000
-He never received any of
B11lv CartC'r·s Libyan mone)
Sen Birc h Ba)h. D Ind
chairman of the SP<'C1al Senate
subcomm1ltC't'. dC'rl1nl·d com
menl. but h1~ vier chairman.
~n. Strom Thurmond. R·S C .
said. "We have heard the pres1·
dent's side of the matter: now
Duo u e
Prosecutors
SAN FRANCISCO (AP>
Two Bay area men who wert.>
acquitted la.st week of scherrung
to smuJtgle 547 pounds of hashish
mto San Francisco two yPars
ago have fJIC'd a S40 million
lawsuit against prosecutors in
lhe case .
Mill Valley tax attorney
Morry Weinstein and Walnut
Creek. property investor Gordoo
Munn claim their constitutional
and civil rights were violated by
the federal Drug Enforcement
Administr ation, the Internal
R evenue Service, the U.S .
Attorney's office and Orange
County. where they were tried
They charge slande r and
malicious prosecution, among
other accusations. and each is
s eeking SS million 1n
compensatory damages and $15
million in punitive damsges.
. . Hun~Beach police chief would revie w the c ase this .
-~ ~~~ · ~~ -t\lr· . mont.h to consider pros~culion of ··Now they <the GSA) are trying .1~'pfls·~..-. ,, .. ctJ~t--~~<;t.~~-~~mr· .. ·~~~~~~4 said Monday ·th Labor Depart· misappfoprla"trorrft'> ............... ~~~::Is:aFr~'
menl sPOkesmen told his in· funds. action on thde ac<:ess iss ~2 000 follow boar action on a -.. •
The city attorney's office re· consultant's master plan on the
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'·'·. bor' eifarlmenf lha l ~-. Th1llrePort IS nearingChmple · , .....
federal u:ivesUgation was being uon.
dropped m a letter dated June Under the auction system pro-
24, mo~ than half a year after posed-by the GSA and vie~
the decision bad ~n m~de. ac· favorably by the federal agen-c~rdlng to informa tion. from As ctes, Air California and Hughes
sistant U.S. attorney Rick Flam. Alrwest would keep 29 of the 41
Flam sald Monday ·he ordered rughts permitted daily·
h It to th Labor Department The other 12 would be p_laced up ~ a . e based for auction to Frontier and 1nv~stiiauon. on Feb. 13• U: Wester.n. Air California and
on mvestigaUoa by the FBI. e H'1gbes Airwest also would have
said the Labor..Jlepartment was the right to submit sealed bids for
notified immediately· the t2 fiigbts.
Flam said be could not release
any facts oC the FBI investi1a·
tton, including when lt becan.
because, tn part, tu findings
could damage the reput.aUoa oC
thole acc\lled.
Frontier. according to the re·
port, bas said ll wants two rug.bu
per day, and Western, two or
Utree ruaht.s per day.
Bailouts Sought
Police lftvesUgat~r Toburen LOS ANGELES (AP> -While
lul week accused the Labor luhlng out a t Republican
Department, which la the qen· proposals for &t'l'OU·tb•·board cy r•ponaible for federal job t.ax cw leaden ot the powerful
proarama, of deJayln1 lu In· ArL·CJO 1nd United Steel
vestiptkln 1.nto the chars• °' Workers or Amerio say the Cll.U•~ ot . .llle. CU)', ~ift:-1on1iar it.'~bouM-rb•U ~ ..,,.-e .. ve tinployment • talteriQI lncfualrle.t\M helP put .,
Act CCETA> fwadl to avoid mllliom of Jobless Americans advene publicity. · back to wort.
14e will hear the witnesses and
maybe hear the other side."
Sen Dennis DeConc1n1, D·
Ariz . a panel member. said tile
p resident did well but cau-
tioned : "I think the Judgment
won't be made absolutely th1<;
e\'ening. ~ause 1t 1s up 10 the
committee to sift the facts ··
Sen . Bob Dole . R -Ka n .
perhaps the president's sharpest
critic on the committee. said
there still is "a lot to explore."'
Y~ expressed particular interest
1n a convers ation between
Carter and Attorney General
Ben1amin R. Civiletti in which
C1v1leUJ told the president that
Hilly Carter would not be pros·
ecuted 1f he registered as a Lib-
yan agent
Carter' a"tknowledged he made
a '"highly technical"· mistake
when C1viletll and the White
House denied th{' two had dis·
cussed the Billy Carter matter
befort-a r eeord search revealed
they had But the president in·
~1sted nothing or the brief con·
\l'rs atJon ~as improper or C\Juld
bt• considered an attempt to m
fluence the Jusucc Of'partment
in "'-''>l 1gat1on
Wedge Wave
Puls Surfer
In Hospital
A yOW>g Newport ~ach man
remai~ hospitalized today after
he v. as hurled to lhe sand by a
J!•anl breaker as he rode waves
at the 11\famous Wedge Monda>
J ol'I Wa ndlt•r 22 o f 209
C~ pn-s~ St . Balboa. v. as ad
m1ttl:'d to Hoag .\1 emor1al
f [u ... p1tdl m fair cond1t1on follov.
in g th!:' accident about ; LS p m
\1.irme Safet} Dt'partment of
h e 1als swd II<' 1s being treated
for net•k tnJUn~
Ort1c1als addt'd that Wandler
~ J-. fortunate that his accident
~a:. 14 ttnesscd b.Y off duty
lifeguard Mitch White. who went
to his aid
White was assisted by•two orr
duty H unting t on B e ach
lifeguards 111 canng for Wandler
and keeping him immobilized
until paramedics arrived on tile
scene.
He d.Jd not break his neek. but
has cerv1cal strain. hospital of·
flc1als say
Wa\es have crested up to 10
r~t at the Wedge due to eff~ts
of Hurricane Howard and
lifeguards warn tile big surf 1s
also heavily laced with rip cur·
rents
'71 Rap
Heard in ~
Sex Case
An Orange County Superiorl.
Court Judge has ruled tbat
evidence from Leot1s Le~·
Heater's arrest nine years &go•
in a HX abuse case can be used
at hls forthcoming trial.
Heater. a 48·year-old Fowitain•
Valley resident, Is charged with
holding a n 18·year·old male
hitchhjker prisoner in his home
and sub1ecting the youth to sex-
ua I abuses la.st May.
Judge James Turner. during
,p're-tnal motion!! Monday. de-
• clded that a Jury could hear
ev idence stemming fr o m
Heater's arrest for the 1971 sex
abuse case
Judge Turner said the l97l as·
sault on a teen age hitchhiker
could be used by prosecutor
Dave Hlmselson to show a pal·
tem to Healer's behavior .
An ex-convict with an ex·
t ensive sex offense record,
Heater was arrested by Fou.n·
tam VaJley police in early May
after a young male hitchhiker
from Covina was found bleed.mg
and dazed In a par l<ing rot
<tlong Brookhurst Street
The youth told officers he had
b<:en hitchhiking at the Talbert
Avenue on-ramp to the San
Otego freeway the previous day
when he was picked up by a man
driving a late model Cbevrolet .
The driver. ide ntified by
police as Heater. convinced the
youth to stay overnight at his
Fountain Valley rrs1dence on
Coldeneye Avenue
Al the home. however . .Heater
all~gedly slapped the boy. tied
him up and forced him to take
part 1n ~xual acts Police said
the boy also was forced to take
drugs and was kept prisoner by
t~eater until thc"following mom·
1ng
Thfl l!nl case. which is con
-.1d ercd s imila r in m a n y
rec;pt·CL'>. was dismissed when
llcater pleaded guilty to another
<'a -.t· cbtm~ from 1967
Ed Rogers,
Ex-builder.,
Dies at 83
Long-time Harbor Area res1·
dent Ed A Rogers. a retired
bu1ldLng rontractor. has died at
\.be age of 83 following a tong ill·
ness
No f~ral service will be held
fo r :\1r Rogers who hved m
Cr>ronJ dPI \!c1r
Tht• f.imlly ~ug~e~ts fnend-.
ma\ v.ant to make memonal
contnbut10M m his name to the
Amencan Cancer Society, 4030
Birch St . l'ewport Beach. or to
lloa~ Memorial Hospit al
A r~1dt'nl of the Harbor Area
s ince 1929. Mr Rogers was born
tn :'-Oev. Hampshire and alleode'1
school m thl' city of Corona.
He is survived by hl5 Wlfe,
Floramae Rogers : d aughters.
Barbara Coe and Be tty Haigh:
five grandchildre n. a nd three
great-grandchildren
lrani8D8 in Court
LONDON <A P > -Some 60
Iranians arrested during a
demonstrat.Jon outside the U.S.
Embassy appeared in court here
today and -like many Iranian
demonstrators detained in the
United States -r-efused to give
their names.
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I TU!!dfx.AugutlS, 1980 QM.YP!wr A3
Sta~e Balks al Hayakawa's Park Plan
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lt•Ptlllllka. .... the oPfAkml ol
tat. ~·-•1 collHIUU lroe" c.llcnla. .... .ltn7 ......,... 0 ......
AH, ....... AIM Crautoa ••
Democ:nt. NW 111-4•.1 um, lf
llu a Utt t••' t ai. pport "•r•k•••'• fuadln1 plan1 •• O•r CID tb•Y· Ana Republican Jhp. Robtrt
Badbam ol N•wpor( Beacb IA)'1
he :·baa 10me renrvatlona"
about pay1k1w1'1 rundln1
formula ua plua to me« with
• * ...
Thw'lday In 8u ~ to
t1111 lt. It WU ,....,._ ADd 8eAam
lalrod.aeed &Dd woe ,......
lqlaladoe In the Houle ol ~p.....uau~ ca.Wai tor the
Mera& toWf'Dmettl to pay • .-uUoo tw u.m aer .. ot lanct turroundin1 L11un1 Beach for
uaeaupark.
A almllar bill introduced by
Cranat.oa la now pendlnl in the
Sena~.
Hayakawa annonunced late
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Jhn l)illey Dies
Cancer Claim s Conservationist
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of .. .,...."'-', ....
Jim Dilley, the betpectacled
bookstore owner who waged a
decade-long balUe to preserve
lbe greenbelt s urroundlng
Laguna Beach, is dead at the age of 68.
. And while the llfe·long
conservationbl did nol live to
aee bis dream of a massive
DaUonal park surrounding the
Art Colooy. bls efforts appear
closer to fruition than many
thought the) ever would be.
The environmentalist, who
operated DUley·s Bookstore in
Laguna Beach between bouts
with city and county officials
over open space, watersheds
and urban sprawl, died shortly
after noon Sunday at South
Coast Medical Center.
The l2·year Laguna Beach
resident had been a patient at
th<? South Laguna hospital off
and on since March whe n
doctors tested him for cancer.
He underwent s urgery for
cancer in the spring
The soft-spoken founder of the
Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. became
less active in local political
affiars. after suffering a heart
attack at his home in the
s ummer of 1977
He came back from lbat
illness with the remark that
.. there's a lot of fight left in this
old carcass, and I'm anxious to
be up and at them again."
Despite his vow, Dilley
sfepped down as head· of the
.Laguna Greenbelt shortly after
bis attack.
But be remain e d the
li1urebead for the 1.000 member
or1anbation, and, every once in
a while, be would show up for a
city council meeting, pipe in fist.
JIM DILLEY
Dead •t M
to tell r espectru council
members bow to avcd messing
up Laguna's fragilewalershed
and fresh air.
Two years ago the City
Council voted to 1ve him a
procla~tion decluig a day of
his choosing as •Jim Dilley
Day," in Laguna Bech.
But the guardian?{ Laguna's
Greenbelt neve r eceived
official accolades Cc his work.
··we wanted to t: (the event>
into something who the realJty
of bis greenbelt ws before us."
said Mayor Waynelaglln
··A dedicatio1 ceremony would have been idal, ··be said.
And while Dille)£lid not live to
Underwater J11dc
. . .
Part of Merrimack?
NORFOLK, Va. tAP> -The
salvage expert who wrote "Raise
the Titanic" says a large cluster
of underwater junk he found in the
Elizabeth River m ust conlaln
remnants of the Confederate
ironclad Merrimack.
Clive Cussler also said Monday
there's a "90 percent chance" the
wooden wreck his divers found in
the James River off Newport
News is the F1orlda, the Southern
ScourgeofUnion merchant ships.
The Merrimack. renamed the
Virginia when the Confederates
won the ship from the Union. was
run aground andicuttled May 11,
1862, when Nirtbern troops descended on t1' naval shipyaro
in Portsmo•th.
A German ilver raised the
Merrimack's ..U in 1876. Cussler
said. but tllere1hould be plenty of
debris left.
Cussler, wl»se eyes light up at
the me1tio1 of any major
wrecked &hip yet unfound, takes
on a siechl glow about the
Merrimack. Because "the North
wrote 1#! hUt.ory books,·· Cussler
said. tie Merrimack's most
famow Union foe. the Monitor,
hasgoi.enmostoTtheattention.
see a greenbelt surrounding his
town, his efforts resulted in the
possibility of an 11.000 acre
national urban park in the near
future. Mayor Baglin hopes the new
park is named aner Laguna's
foremost environmentalist.
• • 1 really do believe the
National Parks Service should
give serious consideration to
naming the park after him." he
said.·· trsonly righL ..
"He was always a dreamer
with fascinating Ideas for us to
study, and l Just don't imagine
there being anyone in Laguna
Beach to replace him." the
mayor said.
His feelings were echoed by
former Greenbelt president Tom
Alexander.
"His imagination as founder
or the Greenbelt has almost
brought his dream to fruition."
Alexander said.
"He reall y made a
contribution to this world."
Dilley sold books as weU as
ecology in Laguna Beach ever
since he set up shop in 1957 on
Forest Avenue.
He later moved to larger
quatters on Coast Highway,
where he would often stare out
the window and glare at his
most haled enemy, the car.
"It's a polluter, a destroyer
and it's not a part of the chain of
life." Dilley would remark
But then, the o uts poke n
Greenbelt founder had lots to
say about all o r man 's
environment·killing apparatus.
Not all of tus comments were
well taken.
His right for open space
around Laguna Beach often
irritated more de ·
velopment-minded poUUcians.
and the Irvine Company, which
owns much of the land that
Dilley targeted for greenbelL
TheRosewell,N.M.,naUvewas
graduated from Pomona College
in the mid·l930s "and earned a
science of theology degree from
Harvard University in 1938.
The Rev. J im Dilley was
pastor to a Methodist church in
Fresoo County. but left a year
later. returning to college to
earn his masters degree and
doctorate in history from UCLA.
He stayed on campus long
enough to work u a leaching
assistant. then became a history
instruct.or at Stanford and the
College of San Mateo.
After 16 years in the
classroom , Dilley moved to
Laguna Beach because of poor
health.
A spokes man for the Ray
Family Mortuar y said no
funeral services are planned.
Friday that he ls tn favor of the
park. it.a 11H ud lt.s cott , but ls
oppoaed to the federal
covemment parlnc ror It.
He arcuet th.at tbe National
Park Service already bu a
$2.l ·bllUon backlo1 of federal
lud purebues yet to be funded.
Hayakawa HYI he'• learned the
purc hase of the land near
Lacuna Beacb LI • low·rnority ltem to tbe Nallona Park
Service.
Therefore, the slate should
APWl•t -
1t11UASfll ...
Walter Polovchak, 12. who
ran away from his parents
when he l ea rned the y
wanted to return to the
Ukraine may stay with
relatives in Chicago. a
Circuit Court judge ruled
Monday . The judg e
stipulated Walter must visit
his parents three times a
week but the lad was
granted political asylum.
Orozco Plans
Vote Recount
Cludwnge
Judge Richard Orozco say<;
he'll go to court to contest the
result of a vote recount lhat
shows him losing to cbaUenger
Bobby D. YOWllblood 1n a June
3 race in the Oran1e County
Central Judicial District.
Adjusted results of the recount
show Judge Orozco losing to
Youngblood by 18 voles out of
the 70,000 cast in the electioo.
Initial election res ults had
s hown Orozco winning by 202
votes.
"There are just so many grey
areas. We have a duty to get Uus
squared away," Orozco said
Monday.
••As il is now. anyone serviqg
in tbe office would do so under a
cloud," he said.
Orozco's attorney. Thomas
Crosby of Newport Beach.
complained during the final
days of the recount that there
were several problems that cast
doubt on the accuracy of the
final result.
Onnco said his lawsuit would
be filed as soon as the results
are certified by Registrar of
Voters Al Olson.
"As soon as one shoe drops,
we'll drop the other," Orozco
said. Olsoo said the results likely
will be certified within a week
Suspect ays 'lnnocept'
~liet:ffi::liiriiifs~~ ~:i . -,.·~-~-;
ball be set. But since the
complaint against Munro does not inc l ude any special
circum.st.ances that would ma.Ila:.,
the .Ueged .m,urder a capital ·
orfen1e, the judge aet bail at
$(50,000.
At the request or Madelynn
Kofpte, Mun r o's
cour ·•PPOinted attorney, a
prell mln1ry hearlnc was
scheduled~· 10. Bonin and Butz are expected
to enter their pleas to the
cbara• apinal them wbeo tbelt
arralpunent bearill11 reswne
Friday and Aug . 13 .
respectively.
Jhc1uae Bonin •• beina
repreaented by a public
d•fender, th e cou r t b ad to
•ppolnt a private auorney to
band.le Munro's cue to avokl
CODnlct ot interest witbl.a the
public defender'• olflce.
~uo~ ~ a )9~q_ ~I~ • _ trd....i~ -:;«.~ .... =-~' .. fewetrv bus1 ness"""we start
olannmo lor the holiday te8'0f\
as earty as "'411rct1 That s the
t1FT'e I FT'ake orellm1 narv
selecttons for our Chrisll'l"las
l'l"l&1ler and talk r:Ner olans with
the onnler reoardlno tht>
SlahonefV and PIOC.MU 10 be
used In thts year"s t>ootllet
Accuraletv onotooraoh1no
fewelry 1s an art •n Itself. "The
baekaround l'l'aterlals are
crttlcal and the oroofs h ave to
be eOklr corrected manv times
to l'l'tke sure we oet a tr~
reoresentatlOrl of tne ertteln to
be features ·
PerJdOt. tor Instance Is a
oartleutarlv dllfleult oem to
ottotopraol'I well. It is this "'°'*'"• btrthetoM (along With
sardOnylc • an a1temat1vel We
,_. l'IMrd women uy they
don't like that bi11hltOM. but It
Is beeeu. ttieot ~ ontv seen
buy the land for the park,
Hayakawa reuon:s.
The only catch 11. the state
would rather see the federal
government buy 1t, accordlna to
state Parks and Recreation
Director Dangermond.
"I talked. to one of his
(Hayakawa's> aides after they
came up with the proposal ...
Dangermond said. ··we just
couldn't support it. The
Cranston proposal is much
preferred."
Killings
R eview
Asked
RALEIGH. NC <AP> -The
U.S. Justice Department has
decided to appeal the dismissal
of Dr. Jeffrey R. McDonaJd"s
triple murder conviction in the
1970 slayi.ngs of his wife and two
young daughters at Fort Bragg.
U .S . Attorney James L .
Blackburn said Monday the
13-judge U S. 4th Circuit Court
of Appeals would be asked
within the next few days to
review last week's deeision by a
three·judge panel to release
MacDonald from prison because
he was denied a speedy lriaJ.
Blackburn conceded that the
appeals court rarely granted
such reviews. However, he said,
"The decl5ion has been made to
explore every conceivable
avenue."
Blackburn s aid that 1f the
appeals court denies the
request. "I think we will
continue to the U.S. Supreme
Court.''
Blackburn said he also mailed
documents to the circuit court
opposing the former Green
Beret doctor's release on hood
while further court action is
pending.
"The basis for our oppo<ion
no bail> 1s that it (the case) 1s
simply not over," Blackburn
~aid
MacDonald's lawyers as ked
last "eek fo r his immediate
release from a federal pnson tn
CaWorrua. where he bas been
since bis conviction in federal
court in Raleigh last August. No
decision has been made oa the
bail request last Monday.
MacDonald said last week he
hoped to be released from pn.son
soon. possibly to return to bJ.s
home at Huntington Harbour and
bjs job as head of emergency.
services at St. Mary's Medical
Center in Loo.g Beach, Calif.
The petition for bail was filed
after a three-judge pa.net of the
court ruled 2·1 lhat Mac Donald
was enutled to dismissal of his
murder convictions in the Feb.
17 . 1970. deaths of his pregnant
wife. ColeUe, and daughters,
Kimberly and Knsten J ean.
Tbe appeals court said it v.as
not its duty to "assess the
correctness" of the Jury's
conviclloo of MacDonald.
Tbe basis or the ruling was
that two years of delay by
Justice Department lawyer$ m
deciding whether to convene a
grand jury in the case had
violated MacDonald 's
cons lltutiooal nghts.
The State or Callfornla
already b as establlahed a
coastal park In the Laguna
Beach area at a cost of $38
million.
"The at.ale hu spent a laraer
s hare of tbelr park fund money
for the coutal area park <near
Laguna Beach> than haa ever
been spent for a single park
s lte," sald Sally Sandoval,
Patter5on's8ress aide.
Roy reenaway ,
admlnlatrallve assistant to
Crarust.oo, said "lt 's euy to see
why t.he state lan'l supporting
Hayakawa's proposal After all,
they've put in $38 million there
already."
Hayakawa toured the ~a of
the park July 19 in a helicopter
hired by the Irvine Company,
owner of the land between
Corona del Mar and Laguna
Beach where the park l.s to be
created. He aaid al the time that the
federal government should look
at some alternate means of
acqulnng the property such as a
trade involving federally owned
lands in the Golden Gate
National Recereauon Area near
San Francis<:<>.
The lrvine Company unveiled
in mid.July a land gin or 500
acres along Moro Ridge near
Laguna Beach to augment the
existing Crystal Cove State Park
In the area. Some observers said
the land gift was a way of
sweetening up lhe deal for a
major federal land purchase and
applying pressure on Hayakawa
at the same time.
Hayakawa said he was upset
and caught by surprise in early
July when Cranston introduced
the park bill in the Senate
Hayakawa said Cranston should
have notified him ln advance.
Cranston said he did .
Publisher's
Ftme ral Set
Thursday
Funerat s ervices are
scheduled for Thursday at 10
a .m . for Tustin civic leader Mrs.
Luc ille Moselle Farnsworth
Moses. a vivacious columnist
and co publ isher of the Tusun
1'\ews. wbo died Monday.
Rites will be held in the Tuslln
Presbytenan Church, Main and
C Streets, Tustin, With the ftev
Dr. H o ward Jamieson
officiating.
The newspaperwoman. who
wro te ''Incidentally" and
.. Who's Coot.mg?" in the Tustin
News. co-published by her
husband. WUUam A. Moses 11.
succumbed at Santa Ana-Tustin
Com mwuty Hospit.a.l after a loog
illness.
Born in San Antonio, Tex .•
Mrs. Moses was proud of her
heritage, noting her father's
great-unc le fought with the
legendary Sam Houston for
Texas independence.
She was named Tuslln Woman
of the Year l.ll 1978 and served as
a direct.or of Children's Hosprt.al
of Orange County, the Orange
County Symphony and Chapman
College.
A daughter. Mrs. Terry
Vickers. of Orange, and a son,
Wilham A. Moses Ill, of Tustln
also survive ber.
Funeral services are under
direction o f Sadd l e ba<'k
Mortuary. Interment wtU follow
at PaCJfic View Memonal Park
in Corona del Mar.
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selection ranoino fr°"' $175 to
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oendant1. 01ns t'arrlnos
bracelets and even ~ YetV
•ntereshno tu,,,ble oollsl'led
bPad necklaces It Is not
difficult to encouraoe an
aoorec1at1on of the lovelv
oendots Of'Ce the Auoust·bom
oerson hes an 00Q0r1un1tv 10
beeorre far"mer wftl'I the fine
natural oenoot oems.
We are ¥110r!tino all Year too
on our maihno list. We trv very
hard to keeo 91curre+"t addtHS
file on ell O\K eustOfl"ef'S but
so,,..etl~ vou foroet to tell U5
when vou IT'C>Ye. If vou heYe
"'°~~the last ti~ vou
r~lved NII from us or If
vou neYer t\eve. but would like
to ~ Included '" our malflnos
will vou lust oive us a call
and we will be haoov to add
vour na,,,e Our teleoho"e
Munro, wbo wu arrested lD
Port 8~ Mlcb. Thursday oa
a Loi_,.... warrant, arrived
W. Illa lmldl7 aft.emooa. He
lud wahed eatr1dltlon
procwlao.
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Black01ail Alleged
Sen. Easleton'• Niece Faces Probe
Guilt Plea ~.
In Death
apok••man for the U .S auorne,.
l!a.,._ Wei lln Welcbd, as. ~ to make publlc
dama1ln1 l nforanaUon about lttm _.... the EatletGG famll.v
butlMll boqbt ber mlnortty
lDlereiat lo the company. She bad
•tlle4 for .-.ooo for her stock rn lllMouri Pipe FlttJn1• Co .. he 11Jd
EAGLETON SAID I.be P'81 Wb
called 1D after '' an ext.ortJolUI& de· maad for moM)I'' wu made lo
Wllliam E. Buckley, a former law
partner of Ea1leton·1 and
lrea1111W ~ b11 re-election cam-paian.
An FBI atalelJ}ent ftled in
federal ma1iatrate court by
Aeent Richard Va n llatre
alleeed llra. Weiaand and
Poladniak told the senator's
personal attorney lut week lhe
material would be released
before today's primary elect.ion
unlesa the holdines were
purchased. The s tate ment
alleged the r elease of more
information before the November
AP ......... HURRICANE AUEN'S WIND CALLED WORST OF CENTURY
Slonn'a 170 mph Force Heading for Jamaica
CASTRlES, St. Lucia (AP)·-
Hurricane Allen lumbered
westward ac:rou the Caribbeml
with winds up to 170 miles an
b.our today, tbreateniag
Jamaica and the island of
Hilpaniola, after leavini at leut
eight dead, hundreds homeless
and much of the Important
banana c rop in St. Lucia
devastated.
Forecasters sai d tbe
hurricane could bJt the United
states, but not before early next
week. The latest position placed
it about &!JD miles soutbeat of
Miami. Jila ..
St. Lucia's officiab said tbey
were lo the midst of a "natioaal
disaster" and that they feared
tbe death toll would rise. Tbe
storm. left tbe island's ma1D
hospital powerleu and mi:Du
part of ita roof.
Tbe U.S. National Weather
Seniee labeled Allen ''tbe amt
intense and daqerws llunicme
in the Caribbean durinl this
century," u tu wtnds baiJt to a
muunum of 170 mph nev the
center. Tbe storm, mo•ine
toward the west-northwest at 20
mpb, was expected to remain on
this course today, tbe
forecasters said.
The weather service said
early today that the center of the
hWTicane wu near US.O north
latitude and 71.0 west lonaltude.
or about 185 mile s
s outh-southwest of Santo
Domingo, the capital or tbe
Dominican Republic, and 400
miles east-1 outbea1t of
Kingston. Jamaica.
A hurricane watch was in
effect for Jamaica and the
southwest peninaula of Haiti.
Gale warninp were in effect for
the southern aectiona of the
Dominican Republic and Haiti.
Small craft were warned to
stay in port in the Leeward
Islands, the Vir1in Islands,
Puerto Rico, tbe southern
sections of the Dominican
Republic, the southern sec:tioos
of Haiti and Jamaica.
11ner1l election alao waa u. ... a ....
SAOL&TON SAID be denied
Mrt. Wqand'a requat to sell '
tM stock becaUM ''we felt lhe
proceedl WClllld have beet> elven
to the Qwreh ~ Sdentolo&Y.'' of
which lhe la a member.
"My opln1on la it WQU!d have
been 1quandered," "'ftcleton
sald. "Al the time thi• matter
be1aa to eYOlve. my feeliq was
one of •tuned dltmay. The
wbol• .,.-. is • ICMll'ce of ,.._to me pef'IOIWl7. ••
He called on the FBI to make
public iafannat:ion load la a .eonf ifcated briefcase. But the
U.S. attorney said nothinC tfOUld
be m a d e public until tbe
investigation was complete~
•as. WEIGAND bu refused comment.
The Rev. Larry Wont.ell of the
Church of Scientology said llrs.
Weigand and Poludniak were
s usp ended from the church
while It carried out its own
investigation.
Walter Ray Williams Jr , of dno . displays the form that
won his second world horses .. pitching title Monday in
Huntsville, Ala. He~cored rin&rs 85.7 percent of the tame
in winning 31 straight games.
Seeks Blaek S•pport
Reagan Prom~s Aid
have produced the single most
danger011s threat to ble1 ck
progress today -an economy in
recession." Reagan said. c1tmg
a 14 .2 -perce nt bl<1ck
unemployment rate
~nnedy. who brought the
au~nce to its f~t by q uoting e1
bl k gospel song entitled
"N odv Told Me the Road
Wold -Be Easy.·· accused
Rearo;m of offenng slogans but
not ~bt>tanr~
Of Mate
TITUSVILLE, Fla. (AP)' -
Prilellla Bradford'• decision to plead p1lty to the trytnc pan
beatiq death of ber buabud
s eals forever her 40-page
statement on tbe s layln&.
prosecutors say. .
Mrs. Bradford decided to
witch her plea from innocent to
guilty to avoid a possible death
sentence and to spare ber
14-year-Gd dauebier, a witness
ataimt ber. the ordeal of a trial
and further publicity, said
defense lawyer James Taylor.
TBE PLEA bargain agreement
approved Mooday by Brevard
Circuit Judge William Woodson
sealed Mrs. Bradford's 40-page
confession, said Assistant State
Attorney Dean Moxley. He said
the condition was demanded by
derenseattomeys.
Mrs. Bradford, 36, entered the
plea while appearing in court ror
sentencing on her con~'iction last
month oo charges of conspiring
and soliciting lo have a murder
trial wit.oesakilled.
Woodson sentenced her to two
JO-year terms for that conviction.
The sentence s will run
concurrently with the life term.
and she will not be eligible for
pa role for at least 25 years .
NEW YORK <AP > -Conced ing his conservative
politics are "perceived" a s
anti -black , R ep ublican
presidential nominee Ronald
Reagan urged minorities to
"look beyond labels" to his
proposed economic programs.
Reagan outlined his plan to
"reindustrialize the cities" in
remarks to the National Urban
~ague convention today.
HE& H USBAND, John
~radford. 53, a Melbourne. Fla.,
oplometri.st. wu bludgeoned to
death Man:b 28. Prosecutors said
be wu lured into tbe titcbeo to
stt some .. beautiful steaks,·· then
fatally beaten with a cut-iron
skillet. a bottlecapper. a barstool
and three apothecary jars as "INFLATION has beeome d ' 14-year-Ofd Eden watched.
d i s as t e r Co r I o w a n d "OR CTTI ES are in trouble. · · Mrs Bradford had called police
middle· income per ~ on'> A ndtson '>3 1d . propoo;,ing a that rught. saying, "My husband
especially blacks who have Just feder1 program to '>leer federal lfltacked me; I was fighting ror
started climbing the economic· fu nd!i\O inner c1t1e~ to re'>torf' my life lhadtodo1t "
ladder. Towering interest ra~ ma '>s tran!i 1t !i ~·:,,t(·m .., a nd
IN HIS address. Reagan and skyrocketing housing pnces replae fdll 1ng. road:,, and PROSF£l:TORS contend Mr:-.
conceded there are "perceived have forced counHe ss blac k sewer~ Rradford and two co-defendants
barriers between my political families lo abandon the dream Earftr m the da). Kenned:. planned the killing at her
beliefs and the aspirations of of owning then· own home.' he and Re gan paid :,,eparate '·1s1b hu..,band's optical labor atory.
blackAmericans.'' said . to thE'League's hosp1tal1 zed J oyeP Cumming' <Jnd Janice
But he told the civil rights Sen. Edward M. Ke nnedy. pres1det , Vernon Jordan The (;ould, "hu "orkcd with Mr.:.
group that be believed those· D ·Mass .. a nd R ep . J ohn ci vil ntlts leader. re<-ovennJJ( Br<1dford at th1• lah, also fa ce
barriers are false, and he urged Ande r son . runni n g a s an from agunshot wouud m tht· rir~t deJO:r«~l' murder charges in
his audience to "look beyond independent. a lso sought the back sttered earlier th1!> year the raM-
labels" and consider what hiS league's s upport in speeches m Fort layne. Ind . was unable Ear I~ th 1 ~ ye a r . \f r s.
con ser vati ve R e pu blacan Monday. President Carter is to to attendhe conference because J:fradford filecHor di~orce. saying
approacbolfenblacu. speak 'lbursday. or his eof.itaon she was afraad for her safety.
''To too many people .. ----------------------------
·conservative• bas come to mean
•anti-poor, anti-black, and
anti-diudYantqed,'" lleqan
sald. ••Pertaapa some of you
queat:kla whether a conservative
rt-ally feels sympathy and
compaaaioo for the victims of
social and economic misfortune
and or racial discrimination.
"Ir you think of me as the
caricatured conservative ...
you may be surprised by our
broad areas or agreement... he added. .,
REAGAN received a polite
but restrained recepUon, The
predominantly black audience
sat in silen c e a s Reagan
attacked Preside nt Carter's
record and glowingJy d escribed
bis own accomplishments for
minorities during eight years as
governor of California.
The main thrust or Reagan's
speech was that blacks as well
as whites would be better off if
the nation adopted bis economic
philosophy of less government
regulation plus ·tax cuts to
stimulate job development and
e a s e l he ta x bu rd e n on
individual wage earners.
"I believe the policies of the
Democratic Party leadership
during these past four years
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SACRAMENTO <AP) -Campaign workfar11 for independent presidential candidate John
Anderson have fiJed more than 400,000 petition
signatures, four times the number needed to put
him ontheCaJiromia ballot.
County election officials statewide have been
given the signatures and must verify their
validity
The large number filed makes it certain
I Anderson will neceive the
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101,300 valid signatures . ')TATE of registered voters
_ _ needed to place blm on ....._ _______ the ballot as an
independent candidate.
In Orange County, the Anderson campaign
committee turned in 14,972 signatures .
.. We had hoped for more, but we're very pleased
with what occurred s tatewide " one county
campaign aide said
IA>tlfl Hot~I Siriu Sena
I SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Hotel owners and
union officials blame each other for d:iarupting
efforts to settle the 20-day hotel strike, which both
sides say will be long and bitter.
At separate news conferences, each aide said
the other's position had to sclten before bargaining
Tueedey Augu.-5. 1990 OAIL y PILO~ A3
Perj111-y-Push J)ropped
No Proaecuiion /or Lee or Michel/,e Marvin
LOI ANOSLSI (AP) -lo a
poatacrlpt to laat year'•
headllne ·makln1 Marvlp veraua
Marvia cue, tbe dlalriet MtatMY'•
office hat aDDOWteed t.bat MlllMr
actor Let Marvla DOI' hll ..um. llve·la ,Ullriend wUl M proMCU&ed
for perjury
"The decl1lon hu MM lD tbe
worka for a whllt." dlatrlct
at.torney'1 apokeamu Al Alber1ate
said Monday.
·•We decaded tbat, 1lvea the
circumstances, we couldn't prove
beyond a reasonable doubt that
eltber of them bad committed
perjury "
NEl'IBE& LEE Manin nor
Kicbelle Triola Man:.b:!° lued for half ol the al.molt .. tbe aetCt
acquired in their aix years t.oeetber.
could be reached for comment. Tbelr
attorneys were also unavailable.
Talk ol perjury cbarles becan two
months after Superior Court Judie
Arthur Marshall's April lm decilion
rejectt.ng Miss Marvin's claim that
she bad an implied contract with her
former lover
It was. nowf>ver. nnlv a qualified
, 1rtor)• fnr Marvin 1'tnre lhf> Judge
:.warded Miss Marvin $104,000 for
··rehabilitative purposes ·
In June of that year, Miss Marvin's
attorney, celebrity lawyer Marvin
IUtcbelaon, aallted the court to
recouider ill decWoo in upt ol a
otwapaper column by Jimmy Breslin
that bad appeared in the New Yon
Daily Newt that April.
In the article. Breslin quoted
Marvin as saying he ''learned bow to
lie" during the trial. Mltchelaon said
tbe column suggested Marvin's
letUmony was perjured.
After Judge Marshall asked the
diatrict attorney's office to
investieate the report, Marvin's
lawyer, Harlan Braun, sent a letier
to tbe district attorney 1n August
saying bis client didn't commit
perjury, but Miss Marvin did.
AJbergate gave several reasons for
the district attorney's decision not to
prosecute.
"One. Mitcbelsoo did not specify
wbat testimony was perjured," he
said. ··All be did was cite tbe
newspaper column . Under
Califomia'c; rules of evidence. you
can't use newspaper accowit.s alone
because they 're con s idered
hearsay "
ALBERGATE ALSO noted t.hat
Breslin med an affidavit saying tus
sense ol bis interview with Marvin
bad been the actor didn't lie at the
trial Marvtn later s atd both he and
Breslin were talking about bow you
can't tell the "whole story" at a trial
Albergate said the "second major
reason .. for not prosttuting was that
m · perjury cases a prosecutor must
show that the statement was false MICHELLE MARVIN hased on more than just one person's
Nun Given
7 Years
In Hospital
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A nun
whose mother died after being
beaten durin& an exorcism rite bu
been sentenced to seven years in a
psychiatric facility.
Anna Sangiacomo, 45, known as
Sister Luis Rose, was ordered
Monday to receive treatment at St.
Mary's Hospital. where she bas been
under care since the February
incident.
Superior Court Judge Claude
Pera sso followed tbe
recommendation of a county
psychiatric uport in sentenciq Ma.
Sangiacomo. Last month. Perasso found the
nun guilty of iovoluntary
mllnsl•\agbts and felonious .uaault.
but also found her innocent by reason
of insanity.
Ms. Sangiacomo's 75-year-old
mother, Rose, died rrom a heart
attack aft.er being hammered with a
crucifuc and slipper for Slh hours as
the nun attempted to drive t.be devil
from her
After 90 days, the judge said Ills.
Sangiacomo can request treatment
on an out-patient basis. receive a
weekend pass or be released from
ca re altogether.
Ms. Sangiacomo's attorney can
petition for her release once a year
on grounds she is sane. flto PefturY Cherge contradictory testimony.
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could resume.
' Douglas Cornford, executive director of the "
Hotel Employen Association, said bis group is "at
the end of its Une insofar as economics are 1 concerned." Charles Lamb, president of the
~!'I striking Hotel and Restaurant Employees and
Bartenders Union Local 2. said union negotiators
were revertjng to their pre·strike positions.t .
C-lli~f al lttf...-rsf -.,..rcftl
• \ LOS ANGELES (AP) -A veteran Sm Dlqo ll!Cialator, who heads • committee tbat oversees
fi sh and game legish1tion, has spent the last two
1ean working for several developers wbo have
attempted to build near environmentally aenaitive
areas, the Los Angeles Times reported.
The lawmaker, Democratic Assemblyman
Lawrence Kapiloff, was hired u a lawyer-lobbyist
ror developers in San Diego County wbo wanted to
i>uild near ecologically rich areas and faced
·esistance from the state Department of Fish and
Game and the California Coastal Commission, the
rimes said in its Tuesday edition.
l'uifif»n \.'efo Bill Shelved
SACRAMENTO <AP) -A Republican
issemblyman says be is shelving, at least for two
vears. his proposal to give t.be Legislature veto
30wer over University or California tuitioo or fee ~~~tJ;~~~~~~fZ:ir:.1'~~~~~~~5? mcreases ·r~
Assemblyman Wllliam Leonard of San
Bernardino said Monday in an intervie-. that be
plans to try again with a measure similar to this
year's ACA93, which bad been scheduled for
bearing this weell by the Assembly Ways and
Means Committee. The UC regents are authorized
to set fee levels as part of t.beir state constitutional
power to govern the university
'Pries•• RofJbed ltt 3 Odes .-
VJSTA <AP> -Investigators say the same
~ two men may have robbed priests inside Roman
~:-·-~ ~ r.-~---~-s-~·~-; ~. . . ' .-."~-Siic'e·~~Y~ A 160t'wuli(eil•iiiii·pl1_..
missed. -
ln the first incident at ,Sl .. Micbaers Church in
Poway, the Rev. John Lucev eluded a bullet fired
in the NCristy and another IUDlbot outside. Tben.
priests discovered a $600 burglary early Monday
)at St. Mary's in Eaeondldo shortly before a $1,400
buralary occurred in Vista.
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LOS ANGELES CAP)·-Superior Court Judge
aul EllJ waa reviewtaa two city school t.esntiDD plana today, -one devised from a
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You've left the car running at the
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in your bank lobby.
Imperial believes that's a crime! At
our offices throughout California, we've
come down hard on time-robbing incon-. veruences .
That's why at some loattions we
and efficient. ,
Imi)erial has many ways to help you
save. Not only money (passbooks and
certificates that pay higher dividends than
any bank),· but minutes too.
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ll*<lay, Auguet s 1aeo
Feder iil-R e C-ug ee
Help Imper.alive
If •etW..ks Nl....t • • .....,. beartq ln Santa Ana
prove eonect, <>ranae Count1 can expect t0me flnuclal
aboet waves from • new lDpou.rina of lndoctblneH re· , ......
llemben ol the at.ate Social Sentcee Advllory Boa.rd were told thal the ~lY'• Nfulee popwaUoc\, now at
35,000, Mel1 wW lncnue to •.ooo ln tbe nut three
moetha alone And one 1peaker 1ui1ettec.t that rtaure
ma)' _,. on tbe low aide.
The flood of lmmJp-anll COmlnJ into C.Jlromla,
part.Jcularly Oran1e County, the board also learned. will
not I>@ matched by a nood ol dollars to assi1t in lbelr re-
setUemeoL
In fad, Calltornia, despite a 109 percent lncreue in
the slze ol its refqee population, Is now tarset.ed for only
JO percent increase ln resettlement asstStance funds
That's disturbing . Baaed on the current refugee
population in the state, each refugee would receive about
St.CO In assistance. Thal bardJy seem1 enough
The lack of adequate asaistance from the federal aov·
ernment will only mean that a greater share or refugee
aid will have to come from already strained state and
'" county budgets.
The refugees e specially invited guests of the Unit·
ed States, not · t of the state or county in which they
ba located. It's time for Washington to face
u p to its responsibilities. and ensure a more equitable
amount of resettlement aid.
Tue Law Says 'Local'
California's Coastal Conservation Act s pecifies that
"each local government shall prepare a local coastal
program" for certification by the s tate Coastal
Commission by June 30, 1981.
It provides that local governments may request the
state commission to prepare a local plan, but such a
request must be made in writing. U it is not, the planning
is up to local government.
Obviously, the local plans must conform to the spirit
and letter of the Coastal Conservation Act. But as the
ptanru.n, has proceeded in many areas, including the
Orange Coast, s tate Coast Commission staff planners
have turned up to off er advice and s pell out their
interpretations of the law.
It might be said that this would enable the local
planners to avoid pit!alls. But it must also be said that
the local plans are s upposed to reflect local condUions
and needs. In any case, they are s ubject to review at
state level.
The independent California Coastal Council now h as
filed a laws uit against the s tate and regional
commissions seeking an injunction to prevent those
bodies from placing preliminary conditions on the local
plans.
The suit contends that the state Legislature wanted
the plans to be a product of local government in order
that socio-economic considerations in the coastal
co1nmunities be in balance with statewide environmental
plans.
It charges Uurt allowinl the commluioos to continue
to CQ!wJition the local plans not only usurps local authority
but could destl'()y this critical balance.
Those ~ have felt the heavy band of some of the
coastal commissions' rulings probably feel not much
local control is left even now. At the very least the state
'bodies should be required to conduct the plan reviews on
the basis of local conditions as presented by local
governments with a minimum of a "advice" from state
officials.
-Ro~ Evan" I Robert Novak
The Soviet Caribheftn Challenge
WASIONOTON -Two con·
VO)'I Of ahipl C11rryln1 Soviet
arm1 rrom ub1 bov b en
aecretlr unload~ In Marxl1t
Nlcanpa to help build a 1row-
ln1 ••~ cache there (OC' me
•a the com•na ballle for net1taborinl El Sa.lvador, a cje..
velopment that may force
belHtuend Prelldenl Carter to
l'ffOMldtr h1I courtsb1p ol the
len ln Central America.
Thi.I Mertit I UQQIY undercuta
the admlnlatraUoo'a policy of
aidlna
Nlcaracua's
S ndlnista r
glme In hopes
of preventing
Hs total e m·
bra ce o r
Moacow and
H av1aoa .
Similarly. thu
adm1nlstra·
lion ha s
•dopted the leftist cause in El
Salvador. while giving a cold
shoulder to anti-communist ele-
ments.
Thus, the revelation or Marx-
ist Nicaragua turning into a
1ta1lnl' area for 1ubvertln1 El
Sa1vad0r put.a a hard Caribbean
l"bolce to Carter. Should be try
lo rally national 1upport for
himaeU on thls Issue. he would
bave to ucr1flce bl!l own policy.
Yet, senators ln cloee touch with
the worsening Caribbean
crisis, 1-..cb a& Dumocrullc sen.
Rlcbard Slone or Florida, may
demand exactly that.
OFFICIALS HEllE believe
the anna sent to Nicaragua are
earmarked for use by Marxi.st
factlona in the battle for El
Salvador. That ls the next in·
tended victim of Soviet-backed
lDsurgency in wbat used lo be
Exactly what equipment wa Uncle Sam's backyard. :J
delivered 1s not yet known
U.S. intelligence o£fklals, w
described the unopened en
as containing "heavy equip·
meat." What these sources do
know is that arms already de·
livered to Nicaragua include
Soviet tanks and long-range
artillery pieces. Like the arms
LO the newly-disclosed two con·
voys. all came from Cuba.
For Jimmy Carter, this conUn·
ulng evidence of Soviet-Cuban
lntenUons to dominate the Carib-
bean comes Ill a precarlowo
political moment in un area of
critical aenaitivlty. If detciote ls
dead elMwhcre. Carter·a men
have 'WOrked hard to Insulate
Central America from the Cold
War.
THERE RAS been a pattern a>
Ca rter deci s ions lo th e
beleagoeNJd Caribbean sioce he
courted Cuba's Fldel Cutro by
canceling a U.S naval exercise
at Guantanamo l\ny In January 1m. Time and aJ?am. Jimmy
Cart~r has either looked away or
explained away each provoca·
t1on: the sinister ?'1caraguao
mission to Moscow early thJ s
year ; the appearance ln Cuban
waters last year of two Soviet
s ubmarines; the late 1978 dlb·
covery that Moscow was arming
Cu ba with late-model MiG 23.5
potent.ially capable or nuclear
delivery. ·
U .s. diplomats in Central
America -especially
Nicaragua and El Salvador -
ee Jus+ like motlM!t L..t +a mmke! S.. was • dwmc:al ~···· ~
E arl Waters
have operated on orders that·
amount to um: A warm ~m·
brace ror the left. a eold
shoulder to the rtgbt. '"'°" who
did not go along were removed.·
ln aucceufuJly pre11ln.1 for aid
lo Nicaragua, the adminastra,
tlon unsuccessfully tried tn tf>t It
on an unconditional baf.o. W1tb
no democratlc procedures re-
quired.
Carter may de<"tde that the
ne w Soviet arms c hallenge ;.
should not be dlsm1ssed with
wordy assurances that all ts well
in the Caribbean .. With opposi·
t1on to his renomination rising
and his standing in the polls
s inking lo record lows, Carter
may react ~harply to this new
c hallenge from the Moscow-
Jfavana ax.ts.
A P'TER CARTER backed out
of his demand fast September
that the Soviet brigade be
withdrawn from Cuba . the Iran
and Afghanistan cr1s1s revived
his pohucal fortunes JUSt in time
for the primary season. CouJd .,
Central America do the same :
now even 1f it means st.anding ,
his present poUcy on its bead?
But the ciu1e for action ,
transcend s e lect ion -year •'
Politics. ·•The Russians and the •
Cubans are te.,;ting. testing," one
high-level official told us If
Carter allows th1i. newest test lo
pass unchallenged. he added. no
Caribbean country up lo and m·
dud1og Mexico can fail lo gel
the message· ··it's up for grabs
and lhey'n· doing the grabbUlg ··
One Democratic senator who .
backs Carter 's re-election will
put thi~ demand to Carter:
M ake-"11 complete disclosure 'to
tht· Amencan people. cul off the
$ti5 m1ll1on an ti S aid now
;JVallablt-t.o thf' Sandin1<,ta re-
11:1me <and block an additional
S70 m1ll1on 1t1d package now
movmg through Congre~:. 1. pr('-
pa n • for action. 1n clud1ng a .
naval blockade, af Cai.tro agam
thumbs b.J~ no-.e at lhe While
JIOUM:
Sut'h 3rt 1o n-. might help
C:artn's f.U lcn pol1ucal fortwH·s
Far mor~ important. lhcy wouJd
ranJlly show a ghn t or Carter
~t eel at the t: S. back door that
""ould match tht> genuine efforts
he i~ maJwtg lo bloc k further
Soviet encroachment!> in more
d1,t:tnt part'
Presidential Candidates Ignore History
Now that he bas achieved his monumental task or being Presa· na me unW be lost 1t as Pre51· II. Hoover -.ou~ht re-election 1n
ambition of winning the nom.ina· dent? dent during the worst ecooorruc 1932 prom1sLOj.{ "two chickens 111
tion for the Presidency, sober Sure there is the glory or being ~etback lJl the nation's history. every pot"' and "two cars 1n
New Spending Record renection gives rise to the ques-the leader of one of the world's It is that danger whi ch stalks every JilaT3Jile " whale waman11
tion of why? Why does Ronald greatest countries. But Reagan Reagan even as he plans has tha t t h e e I cc t 1 o n of hi!
Reagan want the job? It is ooe as an actor and as governor or campaign to unseat President Democrallc opponent FrankUn
C · ... ,_ I _. te ts filed 1 t which has shortened the life California bas bad both the bit· Jimmy Carter. the pc>ss1bthty n . Roosevelt would result II\ ampatgn expense ~c osure 0 "8 men 1 as span of almost · everyone who ter and sweet taste of all that. that whoever is the next Presa "grass growing in every strcct.'1
week revealed another record in Orange County politics bas ever held it. He knows that those in the dent may become the se<"ond But Roosevelt's promises of .. ~
wascbalkedupintheJune 3 primary. · Excepting for John Adams publiceyegetasmuch crlUcism ··Herbert Hoover" or thJS cen· new deal" offered hope t<l
Assem blyman Bruce Nestande of Orange topped al\ and Herbert Hoover, both of as plaudits, or more. He aJso tury. For Hoover took office at a millions across the nation and h~
previous spending records by investing $289,743 in tus whom lived lo knows the fear that accom-t1meofthenation·sgreatestprog-won 472 e lectoral votes tq
successful campaigR to unseat Gov. Brown's be 90, the paniesbeingtnthellmellght.As perity. Real est.ate was boom· Hoover's59
controversial appointee, 3rd District Su pervisor F.dlSOll average age governor be was surrounded at ing. interest was at an all time All of the ominous signs or 1~
Miller. And despite heroic fund raising, the Nestande atdeatbofall a ll times by bod yguards. hi g h and so was the stock are agaw present as Reag~
campaign still wound up with a $21 ,000 deficit. of the Presi· something which governors market. heads for the November elec
The new figure tops the previous record of $271,573 dent s ha s before him shunned as doe., tioo. Real estate booms. lnteres
s pent by 1st District Supervisor Philip Anthony in 1976 b e e n 6 3 . Jerry Brown As a president.Jal LESS THAN nine months later is again at an all ·l1me high as i~
and the ~.038 spent that same year by Sth Di.strict While Hoover c andidate he 1s even more the bottom dropped out of the the stock market . unemploy1 ....,. lived 31 years aware of bow much this close s k y. as the stock market ment grows and housing has aJJ
Supervisor1bomas Riley. after being protection restricts his personal <'rashed wtpmg out the fortunes but priced itself out of thQ
Incumbent Millet lagged behind this year in spending pre 1 l dent . freedom. or most of the specuJalors. many market. Inflation coupled with
and collecting, as ftll as in votes. His unsuccessful Polk dled just of whom 1umped from bwldmgs t!nergy crunches and increas~
campaign cost him $70,773 and came out with a $24,307 three months after leaving of· OF COURSE there 1i. the dC' or otherwise eoded their Lives. prices have cut deeply int~
deficit. rice. The average years ex· sire to make a name in butory Lines of unemployed grew long another national industry, that
Other June figures, howe ver, indicate that excessive Presidents have hved is sev~n. book~. But being Pre~ident and then lon~er. Dispossessed of lourism. . . . •
s pending isn't necessarily the winning factor Elgbl of the 39 Presidents died doesn t assure that those books people became squatters m the Reagan lS promtSing tax cuts
Anthony for example spent a whoppin.g $199 836 in lrt offi ce . ~is includes Wiluam will give one a good name. cities sl~. budding shacks out :owhile at the same. time increas· ~ ~ ;.~~ ~~~ . Henry Harrison. who, at the age Ulysses S. Grant performJ?d of packing crat.es" for housmR. ing defense spending as well.as
· Y~tor r~·Ytion'-m 1'-cbYl!mlse~ ~~l1~~~~~nr~·: "i~i,k;~ ~t~:~~z~~~~~lu~~~°.!1~~~~!~~~~~%~-~) ~·~~~Q1l~~re~ · ::J.~~ ~ouncilman Roger Stanton, who invested a .mere $12,514 The average age of the Presa· ~ory by lus record as Prest ··11oovervdJes." JSeople~ up admirable as~ goals may~,.
m the June primary. . dents at time of taking office has d:t\t. Warren G. Harding st.ands their turned out empty pockets he will find. like Hoover. th'.J
Thi" however . does not alter the fact that the been 53. Reagan will ~ 70 when in history as a disgrace to the lo show lhey were broke. the Congress is a roadblock for an~
growing practice of s pending a quarter of a million swom in if he is elected. Re publican Party a s does pockets so displayed l>ecoming President. It is an irony lha~
dollars or more in a race for a seat that pays just over Why, then, would someone as Richard Nixon . Herbert Hoover, known as "Hoover nags " many of the programs adopted:
$.12,000 a year seems downright obscene. comfortably fix~ financially as for all~ biB success as food re· 0 b I 1 v 1 o u s to th ese by Roosevelt for the nation's re1
Disclosure laws are all very fine and informative, but Reagan is. at his age, want to lief administrator foflowmg WW evidences or a ~ui:ttry gone Ullo covery. were proposed by Hoove~
they clearty haven't restrained campa~n spending in challenge such odds agalost I and as Secretary of Commerce an e~m1c tailsp1!l from .which but reJe<:ted by the Congress at ~-.n~,_,,,.._,t.,).;,, .__-1 •i' A....11-_.,.,...,.,..,. ·.~· ~ • .-..t~ ... 'k<"'.~., --~._ "<r ~!ll"~}>~tollaiqoe.._-Qrr4 t~el 1, vp!J.~l~]lJ~YJJd .. ~~~ . ._. l.\__<!1 t ».'>~v r Ju.11!1 ~~ ~,. .... "'"' ~ ..... ~,,or ~TC,~ , ~~~ff~~-i.rJ" .. ~ '4'1·----.. , .. ~ .. ~t~·~--• .rr Prrt,rR ''~~~ ... ,, >'~' ;.t .. i\1111 "'Iii ~ • .,l! ......,...,. to.P. • ~~-.l>-~.'.:~ .. ~~ ........ \..!· .. ~ ~ ' ' ;
• · Art Hoppe
Boyd I Infidelity With the Right Friends Bankruptcy's a Joy
By LM. BOYD
Risk or a hus band 's
infidelity ii great.est at three
dlfrermt times lD the cou.tse
of marriqe. One, d111'in1 ~
first year aft.er the wedd.lnc.
Two, about five years lnto
Dear
Gloom y
Gus
---
the marriage. A·nd three,
when be reaches b1a mJd·40a.
So cootftldl an authority on
lire amoaa·tbe married. Says
be : N u merou1 youn1
husband• tend to atray
durina tbe first year,
because they find lt. bard to
a dJu•t to the barne11 of
matrimony. Some look for
ereener paaturd after the fifth year. bee able .the new
has worn orf the orlrlnaJ,
prompting them to
ex..,erlment. And those who
ventu re afield in their
mid-* cSo so, because lhat'1
wbn th., uk tbemMlvet
qa•Uont 1uch u : •·i. lhll
all there 11?" "Am I au
wubed up?" "Do I 1Ull have
it?"
-C-!a ;l& •"• tMll.c"' ~-~-OUlDUmber the peiple ··sy:-
alm0tt but not quite lbree to one.
'
Our neighborhood gas station is
a sad sight these days. Tbe otfice
ls boarded up; weeds are growing
In lhe Aat.rolurf border; and the
ru.&ting sign at the curb reada,
"Super -(blank), <blank),
<blank> •. 9."
I therefore expected its
bantnJpt owner, good old Billy caner. to be
1omewhat
downcast by
thla mis ·
fortune. But
when I ran
Into hlm at the
Elks' a ub, he
wa1buuJ.lq.
"Jt•1 DOtb·
ln1 to 1et
all bet up
about," he told me ebffrlully. "It ... ..-Jtn. .-'-' • . .-terUWr · 1oan:1 --•
"You mean one of tboae
dh11ter loana from our
government in Washington"" I
asked.
"Not our government In
Washinlt.On," said BlUy ··The
Libyangovemme.ntln Libya."
I SA.ID I didn't know the Libyan
government was In the buslnesaof
loaning money to us Americans.
"Well, ao rar It's onlY for auys
who belly up running a gas
11tatlon," 11ald Billy. •·And I think
you may also have to flop in the
beer racket. But I don't mind
dolng that for half a mllhon
bucks."
"Half a mllllon? Wow• Do you
need~llpent''
"Heck, you don't even need
a&1ner1. You JuaL tell them
you'reon tbeabon.s and they start
layl~"'·~uuru'-CT No •ipa.,erf, ·,,.o -Yiblfirnc . Just a
handshake i• all."
"They certa.lnly are a lrulUna
bunch.for bankers."
··That's just the be1lnnin1.
You al s o eet two
aJl-expenses-paid trips to Libya
for you and your eight clOHSt
friends. But the wile's eoinl to
ask them to send ua to Paris
lo1tead, there not bein!!h ot Interest In Libya be
sunburns easy."
··oosh,twofreeU1psabro l"
"YEP. AND then to further
encoura11e your bWllness, \My
give you rour 1old braceleta, a
$2000 saddle. • servtnc platter, a
new suit and a ceremonial
sword."
·'That sure beats those two frff
potholders you get at the savinp
and loan. What do you hne to do
ror them In retum?"
"Ddt1"0h. lcJe't c ·~ f IMJ ~
attached After au. what could •
bankrupt gas station owner do IOC'
them?"
··Yoo· ve gol n point thefe. ·'
"Naturally , b el n
gntefuJ, I'll go around telhn
folk• what a nice country l.Jby
la."
"You think it's a nice country?'
"Oh. 11ure. Just because i
burned down our embassy, wan
to throw all our Israeli allies in
the sea and ls the center
lntemaUooal terrorism, lt aeta
bad press."
''Yes, that'll doileverytlme,"
agreed. ··Tell me, Billy, wh
does your brother do?·•
••1aOTHEaf 1 don't have
brothen. Or slaters. tither."
"Look here, ll you don't 1et
loan, you might think of ror president. t think the coun ~.:~~ltl'4.'.,'~."
"Like me?"
''Vitll, you OC' some other
child."
Tu.day, August 5 1980 DAIL v PILOT A 7
Fuel Costs Hike Airline Tickets
a,. TM AMMa.IH ....._
Th -balll• for Lb• eoa1wm1r'1
tnnl dollar bu ent trana Atlantic
air farea t6mblln1. but today 's
bara.tna don'l look qu1lA: &<> cheap
when yow tompare them with
ynlerday' • prlc '
Tla• leul u1>4tn1lv• round·trlp
aullablt belw .. o New York and
London, tor ticltmple. costs almost
twke .. much u It did I than
thre y ara •10. when Laker
Airways Introduced 1h1 no frill •
Skylr&ln
NEXT MONTH. THE pnc~ of the
chupnt ticket wlll d rop tillghtly,
thank1 to rtctnt fllrt: cuts announced
by •~~ral alrllnes But at w1U sUll be
neatly two-thlr<U mort' expensive
than lhe cheape t ticket was in 1977
The Conaumer Pnce lndu bas an·
creued Mbout on ·third In the same
period
Her re som~ dollars and cents
fagures
A round trip ntght on the first
Laker Skytrain m September 1977
co.st $Zj6 There were no advanc~ re-
eervetlona and no rre meals Today
Laker offcra both walk on ae.rvace
and advance re ervatlon tickets Thu
cheapett . peak-season, round·trlp
I a nt on Laktlr Is over $450. The lowest
ofl.aeuon tare 111 Just over ~ -
about 70 pcercent higher than that
first Laker ticket.
-The cheapat round·trlp you can
buy during the cur rent peak summer
season ls $440 86 percent more
than the Qrtginal Skytraln fare The
lowtst New York-to-London standby
Is 1209 on BrlUsb Airways or Pan
American World Airways. the lowest
London·to-New York standby Is $231
on Trans World Airlines. Prices d•f·
fer according to dir ection because
the London to New York fa res are set
an pounds.
-Next month, the cheapest round
trip will be $381 -61 percent higher
than the original Skytrain. British
Airways and TWA plan a Sl85 New
York-London standby fare starting
Sept. 15. A British Airways London·
New York standby fare of $196 wlll
lake effect the same day and TWA
wall drop its London-to-New. York
11tandby Ucket to tun a moalh later.
NONE OF THE BA&GAIN rares
guarantees you a seat. You have to
take a cha.nee on fmding a nJ1ht that
Isn't fuJI . Rlcht now, your chances
are pretty good. The receuion has
caused people to cut travel plans.
And the declining value of \be dollar
overseas has made a European vaca·
ta on t oo expensive for many
Americans 1
The airlines have been left with
empty seats (( a lot of people take
advantage of the fare cuts. however.
the planes could rm. Standby n r lng
could become a risky propocatlon
once acain.
The airlines blame their i>rice in·
creases on the cost of fuel which has
gone up even raster than the cost of
tickets
George W. J a mes. senior vice pre·
sadent of the Air Transport Associa·
taon. said the average price of a
gallon of Jet fuel went from 40 cenL~
in the beginning of 1m to 80 cents at
the beginrung of 1980 -a 100 percent
increase.
could hJt $1.10 by the end of the year.
Jemes uid "-'el costs for U.S.·
airlines are expected to average $29
mllllon a day in l980, up rrom Sl8 •
mall lon last yur tie said the ·:
American carriers wall spend a n
estimated SlO 6 billion on fuel during
the year. up from $4.1 billion in 1978.
Consumers, meanwhile, have to
shop carefully to fi gure out whjch str·
ings are attached to which bargains.
Among the questions to ask.
-ARE THERE restr1ct1on~ on
when you can rly? Many airlines
have surcharges on weekends.
-What happens 1r you cancel 11 re·
servation or decide not to ui,e a
standby ticket because you can't get
on the flight you want' How much of
a penalty do you have to pay?
Are departure taxes included an
the price? What about meali,?
wtuch airports will you be us·
ing7 Are there stopovers'>
-Is your fare guaranteed?
Passion of H~ Life Jury Cuts
CB Watts
THE PRJCE HAS leveled at about
90 cents a gallon. but James said 1t
Oomesuc aarlanes generally promise
that once you have actu<1lly paid for
your ticket. you wall not be charged
more -even af the fare goc:s up But
you must pay 1n advann A rc~en a·
lion alone 1s not enou~h
Man Takes I 0 Years to Build Viking Ship NEW ORLEANS P >
Sal'l)uel L Ford Sr
liked to be heard far and
wide o n ha~ c1t 12cn·~
band radio. but Ford's
ne ighbors and a federal
g r and jur y c laim he
tried too hard
WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR !
By .JULES LOH •P '-••I c....._.,.,
HAWLEY. Minn. -The Coast Guartf has been ~lerted. If someone sees a Viking dragon ship
cruising around Lake Superior, stay calm. Thal
will be Bob Asp.
"We will soon know," Asp was saying as he
surveyed his marvelous handiwork, now moored in
this tiny prairie village s urrounded by sunflower
1ields, "whether it floats right side up.·•
IF ASP RAD ANY DOUBT that his ship would
float right side up, or that he will sail it across the
sea to Norway lo a gesture or gratitude, he would
not have m ade it lhe passion or his life.
"Some dreams seem
so remote even t h e -~-------
dreamer knows they will ( J never become reality," AMERICA
he said. ...__ --------'· "Mine m ight have
appeared as that sort of dream, but it never was,
not in my mind. When I got the idea. and said to
myself. 'Why not?'. I knew I could do it, and
would." ·
So he did. He cut oak trees, 150 of them. from
all over the state. He s awed them into lumber. He
turned an abandoned potato warehouse into a
shipyard and put up a sign: Shipyard. He cut,
planed, riveted and caulked. For nearly 10 years.
he labored like a man obsessed.
WHAT EMERGED A FORTNIGHT ago from
its wanhouse womb -by knocking out the front
w aJI -was a full.fledged Viking ship, a precise
copy of the Gokstad Vlking ship in t he Oslo
museum. the one in all the hJs tory books, an oaken
c.'Olossus 76"'2 feel ton, 17 1~ feet wide.
Asp chrlst. his ship "Hjemkomst .'' in the
tongue of his Norwegian forebears, "Homecom·
ing."
"( want my trip to represent all those Scan·
dinaviao immigrants who came here and setUed
80 thickly in this part of America. They never
forgot their native land, never lost their love for it .
but could never return, many or them, not even for
a visit."
If his plans stay on schedule , Asp will truck his
ship clear across the state to Duluth. arriving
Wednesday, launch at Thursday and practice sail·
ing at on Lake Superior the rest or the summer.
HE AIMS TO SAIL DOWN the St. Lawrence to
the East Coast ne xt spring, and the following spr·
ing, the spring or 1982. pick a crew of 12 adven-
turers and cast off for Norway.
"I have no serious doubt that the 1>h1p will be
found seaworthy and that we will have a safe
voyage.'' he said
As p's own people were among the group he
wants his trip to represent. His father was a
Swede, born in mid-Atlantic -an omen'' -
aboard a Norwegian salhng vessel. His mother
was Norwegian.
They went homesteading when the land was
young and wound up in Thier Ra ver Falls, where
Bob was oorn in 1923.
BOB GREW UP IN A LAND where the only
waves are the am ber waves of gram rolhng across
the Great Plains. He became a schoolteacher and
is today a counselor at a Juruor high in nearby
Moorhead. The ship was a project for late mghts.
weekends, summe r vacations.
"I got the idea from my brother . Bjarne. He
was doing a college paper on Vikang history a nd
Viking ships and said to me, jokingly. ·Let ·s build
one.'
"As It happened, the next day I had a bad acci·
dent, a fall, and was laid up for two months.
Bjame brought me his research material. slacks
or books. to keep me occupied.
"I read them all and a dream was born. That
was in the s ummer of 1971. The next spring I was
cutting trees ...
DOES IT BOTHER ASP THAT he has no sail·
ing experience?
"Not in the least. When I started, I didn't know
aoythmg about sh1pbu1ldang. either ...
In an unusual indict·
m ent, the J?r and Jury
c h a r ged Ford with
operata.ng has CB radio
at more than 1.200 tames
the maximum numbe r
of watts permitted by
the F e d eral Co m ·
mun1cat1on~ Com -
m1ss1on
U .S Attorne) John
Voltz said hundreds or
people 1n F ord 's
neighborhood were af
rect ed by the r adio
which caused static on
t elev1s1o n "i,et s.
telephones. radios and
other electronic equip
ment
Featuring
The Finest Fresh Seafood
Broiled Over Mesquite Wood
In All of Or ange County
ENTERTAl~!'t E~T
&
DANCING
NI GHTLY
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WED. THRU SAT.
CALt:SA
SL'!'., MON .• TUE ..
Why F1ghf
The Tourists
& Beach Traffic''
I mmed1alt.t
!->eCJtmg
\\<Jal<Jhlt-
"I believe in treating myself to special times
like free Summer Concerts every Thursday night
-;.. at Fashion Island." ~
1HURS.
Where can I listen 10
beautiful music amid the
flora and fauna under a
nighttime sky? Fashion Island,
of coune. llley'U be off cring
the classic sounds of the
big bends, which Richard 10\CS.
But l'U take Broadway Show
tunes and popular ballads
from the Lyric Opera Singers.
The concert n.ightnrc Thurldays
• beginning at 9 P.M. Just chink.
Les Brown, Tommy Dorsey,
• Bob Crosby. And bcsC of all,
lt's free f Where else can
Richard and I flnd evenrs the
whole family w111 love?
Nowhere but Fashion Island.
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John PhUHp1.
form er l e1 d
1ln1er with the
rock aroup ,
M1m1 and the
P apai, will
plead Innocent
In New York· to
char1 that hei
Uleaall y. di•·
trlbuted dru11
ln cooperation
w i th tw o
Munh attan
pbarmaclsts. his
lawyer said
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No Pollalelan
Manure Thro~
Maine Event
WEU.S, Main Cl\I~> lt'I betnt bllJed II UM
Olymplct of manure pltchlnt· lhe finl Annual
Harry S Trumon Grand Pilch«fl to be held Sept.
19 211t lht-ommon Oround Fair n Utchfteld.
The compeUllon Is the brainchild ol or1anlc
vc1etable arowtir Mort Milt.her ot Wells, a former
Broadwoy •t•Me m1nn1er who founded the
Manure Spreadlna Sodtity of Maine.
·•w VO •a•~ GOJNG TO spread 40 pickup
truck loucb of mnourl!. you've got t.o keep your
1em1l' of humor.·· he Mlld of the tongue·ln·cheek as·
1i<>eh1Uon
Mather said the plleh off was named for lhe
nat1on'1o 3Jrd president because "Harry was food
of lht word ·manure' "
GOURME~
MARKET )
CONSUMER
Tired of tramc Jama? Doa't forcet to cbeck
wltb u1 about oar I ree home delivery MOR~iNG FRE H PRODUCE DELANEY . ~
L1. Vine Ripe ~•·f11tcak TomaU>es .. 49c lb. BROS. SEAFOOD:
Sw9fl Blueburlt"H . , ............ 1.39 lb. FRESH LQCAL sO:ORDFISll JI ... :
Grffft Onlon11 ur Crli.py " · · · · • ·.. •
Red Radbbe8 . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 bUJJ. for 29c Fresh FUet of PacUlc Reel Snapper 1.• lb1
PRIME & TOP CHOICE BEEF
llM »t lf'ut 30 day.11 tu tht-pt<llk of pt rlecllon
Bonelft~ Rollfod Bfff Roast ........ 2.98 lb.
Fresh Bed Salmon .............. 3.tllb,
Fresh Cen&er Cut 81lmoa S&eab .•• 4 .. It
Fresh Albacore ls Now Here? <llmitA!d supplyt
.,...,....... l'hf' five p1trh1ng events will measure dis·
Lean Ground 8ff.f 1 i:rrl houri\ 1 • • • • • l.49 lb.
Lean Center Cul Chuck Roa~t
LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
Delaney's Private Label
Chablis or Vin Rose 1150 m111...... • .1.sf lance. ac<'uracy and the ability to spread manure
------. evenly O\er a designated area The grand prize ln (7 Bont•)..... . ..
Round Booe Chuck Roa~l . . . ..
1.49 lb.
1.69 lb. Old Busbmuts 10 u .................. lt~
Scoresby Scotch <51h1 • • • • • • • ••••••••• 5.5$
CAll TOM MARSTON
ABOUT A SECOND
TRUST DEED LOAN
UPTO 5500,000
Nwpo~.~~~i~~ !~"!d~ ·_I:1c Q
,714, 7tJJ tf_<J)
the compeUllon will be .rn S850 man\U'e spreader.
MATIIE R AYS nn: ONLY people not ellgi·
ble Lo p11rt1c1pate are poltt1c1an!).
"We don't want <tn~ Ont' out there with an Wl
falr advantage," he 1oa1d
"Got o probUm? Tlten wnte to Pat Dunn Pat will
cut rt>d tape, gettmg the an.rwers and action you need
to 1olve 1n.equ1tie.s m government and bu.linen Mail
your q~nsmu to Pat Dunn. At Your Service, Oran~
Coast Daily Ptlot . P 0. Bo:r 1560, Costa Meaa, CA
92626 Al many letter1 QI pomble wttl be ~ed.
but phoned mquine1 or letten not mcluding I~
reader's lull name. address and ~u houra' phone
number cannot beconndered Tlwcolumno:ppearsdaa·
ly ercept Sunda11s "
Brmh f"nnir1.-•• Cnnin~
'DEAR PAT Our veterinarian bas t.old me to
brush my 9·year -old dog's ~ to help prevent
<Uteri • • . • • • . • • . • • 6.85
Wt an-happ' 10 announrl' ) Bel Arbres Vineyards <750 m1l1
th•t Dt-lanty'., """ha., an Cabernet or Chardannay <reg. 6 95> .3.9$
gourmet catt'rlnlt dl'partmt>nt. Johannesberg Riesling I reg s.95> • 3.75
From party plattl'n to a Zinfandel I reg. 5 951 • • • . •••.••••... 3.st (Omplfle 'llt·do"n dlll.Dt'r. CaU
673·SS20. a'ik ror Tom '1artln C.\JI Uquor prfce• do DOt btd~ tax• ..._-------~-~~~-~~
Thi.I ad effttlivf' Wed .• lf/6 lhru Tue ... , kl/ I:?
EY'S
Open DaUy 9·7, Closed Sunday
29'l0 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
673-5520
BAKER PLYWOOD
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Now ts the Ume to borrow. Before Interest
rates might d.lmb sky high again as so many
eronomtsts predict
You'll find we can be Oexfble In arranging
tenm and payments.. You may borrow from
SI0.000 to 81.000.000. Tuke anywhere from
30 days to nve years to~
You'U Ond we're fasL In rna.qy cmcs. we've
been able to arrange sluable loans wt thin
48 to 72 hours. •
So hutl)t Joln Ule Republic and talk over
your needs wt th one or tlle exper1enced
loan brokers at RepublJc Home Loan
Thcoompany i that's thumbs
down on Interest rates and
thumbs up on loans.
brush and toothpas te? And. bow do you get the dog
to cooperate? I'd ask the vet, but he's gooe on
vacation.
L.P., Newport Be,cb
SPECIAL REG. SALE :
Molt vriertnariau advise aha1 a cWld'• Moth
brash. By clipping a dampeeed bruit la&o a 51/51
solatloa of salt uad bU.lq IOda ud ncorouly
brasb.l.ng tbe sides ud free& of Ute &eetlt w..ne
lloldiag tbe m011tlt cloeed, md of Ute p1..-left
from a meal of soft tood cua be remonid. Ywr
do1'11 cooperatk>a will ckpeacl oa you pentMeace
ud lmlltellcc !
U &IWI metllod of cleualag ls too ._. ol a
cbore, uk yoar vet lf a c:baace la,..... doe's 4llet
or gJ.tq him dog blsn.lta replarly C...W be Hb-
ld&med. SevenJ vderla&rJ at.ties llan Uowa
&ht fee61S laud ~la ..... IKCTHfal la re-
....... pl8qM from caat.e leeA.
Drywall 4x8x1/2'' . a ••••• a •••••••••• 4.99 H
Repair Tinw 1dding r ·p
DEAR PAT: About lhr~ months afte r I
purchased a Commodore calculator from Coot.em·
porary Marketing Inc. of Beoaeoville, W., it broke
down. I seat it to the service center ln Sant.a Clara
lut October. So far, J baven•t been able t.o flDd out
anything about t.be calculator but I know it wu de-
livered because of my postal receipt.. I've written
several Jett.era of inquiry.
J .G., Huntiqtm Beach
AppaftllUy, tile Suta a.... --" ,_...,.
all calada&Gn received fer repair dlredly te "'Ill'.
Cale...,_, .. a .... ta .. View ftra. wMl1• .,.._
•1 die~;#.-. A cuU•er Mftlel~· tatln .. e Jut l&aek -.. _.._.&Mm
aloal," Tllf:re WU .. espl• ..... fw J'W leUers
beill& lporecl.
Jeff lleeUld1er of Bir. caie.later ..WAYS H
lllad -' beeII laformed of,.._ pr1•te•, Mt M
waata&oMlpJW ....
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DEAR READERS: "Earn·mooey-at·bome"
~__:~Get·ricb-qal~~~:: scbe ~~' • ,..~ .. ::;~~' . . . MallC~.liiYAi~i . · 'lliie-r-... ...-
bas reeetved many calls receaUy re&ardiq t.M1e
1ebeme1. · DMMA polata oat that wor'k·at·bome sdlemes
often reqa1re yoa &o bay sometMlag before,.. cu
begin won. Maay wW advertbe free laformatloll
and tbea cbar&e for &he adul 1utncUGu or
..male~ ~ , :. ~--±:.L·.J.c)I.( ·~-~~~1, ~ ;. _, _. r·•·l\?c·~-~"'"'".,... nlapw-~..--· ~-~ \I-,
lse "bace prollU" fot HldllllC or addrellall& •·
velopes, clippblf.DeWSPaPft' ... lelllal predleU.
breedln1 ulma , ud ao oa. la al...i "erJ cue
the cODRJDer will nd llP 1pem#•& w1 llllllea4
Of eanalq It. Here are a few Ups from DMllA CO Mlp pide
yoa lf oae of tltese acb seema &oo appeallq te &m1I
down: .
QaeMJoa any offer tlaat ,......._.._..,._
of matertah or promlte• ldP pnll&a _. llUle •
M ei?.ce DeeeUary. lie WUJ el M1 .ner &Ma ... . ..... coo 1ood to be tne.
Ute product or aervke to be IOlcl. Ad·
vertllemeata of WI type oft.ea Rresl prefttl wttll
banlr a ••loa of Ute prodact to be IOlcl Of' .........
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Pee~out from Burbank or Orange County for Houston's downtown
Hobby Airport.
~are is based on one-way adult coach fare. and is subject to change without
.iotice. Available through September 15. Subject to gowmment approval.
'ust call a Travel Agent. your Corporate Travel Arranger, or Hughes Air.vest:
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OMIY"'*'S.._.._
ARTIST ALDEN AUSTIN SHOWS NEW MEXICO IMAGES
Pelntlnga Are lletng Shown D•lly •t L•gun• Fe1tlv•I
New Mexico Lives
In LB Art Di,sp/ny
By PAUL GRIFFO °'.,,. o.w., ...... s~
Artist Alden Austin, a partici·
pant in the Art·A·Fair in Laguna
Beach, ls enchanted by the Land
of Enchantment.
1'he Ted-Orange rocky terrain
of New Mexico sculpted by cen·
turles of winds is shown on can·
vas by Austln with a vividness
that would rival the efforts of
professional photographers.
Btrr AUSTIN presents an
element that not even the best
cam e ra on the m a rket can
capture: the element of fantasy
The landscapes and character
he puts on canvas do not exist in
nature, but rather only in the
priva te world of bis imagination.
He seldom uses photographs as
a reference while painting.
To add to the romantic --
sometimes een e -mood of hjs
p aintings, Austin incorporates
cbaracten of the land's ancient
culture, that of the Anasai1 In·
dians, which reached its golden
age in the 13th century. ""'
Relying on his imagination, he
reconstruc.ts images of the
Anasazi ruins, which are round
in the San Juan Basin 1n
northwestern New Mexico.
AUS11N'S FATHER, Frank.
whose paintings are known
nationwide by western
American art buHs also bad an
interest in Indians.
Often humorous, Frank
Austin's paintings portray 19th
century Indians discovering and
meddling with the innovations
and vices or the white man
automobiles, liquor and cigars.
Alden Austin bas lived In New
Mexico for the past six years,
but is residing in Bellflower dur
mg the festival now open dail y
from 10 a m to 11 30 p m on
Laguna Canyon Road at Can~on
Acres Dnve. l _, ' ....._ ____________________________________________________ _,
j ~-Four Coast ~oration s
' Blood Drive Slat e d
The Orange County chapter of the
· American Red Cross has announced
.:the schedule or Its community blood· ; ·--m obiles for August. The Or ange i Coast times and locations are:
IRVJNE: Aug. 9 at University
United Methodis t Church. 18422
Culver Drive, from 9:30 a.m. to 2
9 .m .
County Ser vice Center. 7571
Westminster Ave., from 2·45 p.m. to
7 :30 p.m
Anyone in good health between the
ages or 17 and 66 and we1glung at
least 110 pounds is eligible to donate.
LAGUNA HILLS; Aug. 8 at Sad·
dleback Hospital. 24451 Via Estrada.
from 11:45 a .m . to 4:30 p.m.
SAN CLEMENTE: Aug. 18 at Our
Lady of Fatima Church, 105 La
Esperanza, from 2:30 to 7 p.m.
WESTMINSTER: Aug. 11 at West
We spedallze In diamond sighs.
More information 1s available by
callin~ tht• Red Cro<>s at 83.'>-5381.
The biggest swap meet on the
Orange Coost is found every day
in the classified ads 1n the
DAILY PILOT
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in our tremendous selection of
diamond stud earrings. We have
them In all sizes. set In 14 karat
gold. priced from S200. Get
the diamond sighs you've
atways wanted.
..
T~. Augull 5, 1990 ~VPtLOT A•
Woman Kidnapped
PUIK ROCKER
HA VE YOU IEEM STOPPED
AND PHOTOGRAPHED IV THE
NEWPORT BEACH POLICE
DEPARTMENT?
A H ·yHr·old Lacuna Beach
woman wu kidnapped a.nd uaaulted
ln • MvtD ~ OC'deal whlcb be1an
at Allio a.acb and eoded wben the
waas: off MU Coob Coe-Mrs
on Canyon Road. Sheriff'•
depuU. aaid the woman wu atruck
on the bead ln the pvk1nc k>t at Allio
Beach at about I p .m . by a
man described u a black male in his
early 305. The man was about S-10
feet tall wtth a muscular build and
s hort hair.
The man reportedly took the
woman at lm..lfe polnt in a gray, two·
door ledan through a wllderness area
and near the El Toro Marine Air.
Base and raped her several times.
She wu also beaten and other sexual
acu were forced on her. deputies
said.
Aller being left near Cooks
Cornen, she was picked up by a
pasalng motorist and later treated
a nd relea~ed from South Coast
Medical Center ..
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(714) 834-1 995
'fhere'sa
C•• •
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(With plenq of prizes s).
Handy Premium fo r New Customers. To show
\OU hll~ much 11.c apprt.'\:IJtl'. )uur l1~m~. Citizens is
!?"IOI! away a hand.,ome \un
r~Wllllllir ''"' 1r w11 h each nc:11. dCCOOnt
\\t: l.n1J11. \OU II h~e this
spn:i..11 ).:t"i acl.ju.tinicJ offer
un 1hc: bc:Jut1ful 'unm Ua\~
ahc:..1J And the 'pl'Ctill -.°d~
'll e 1rea1 you cac h umc
)'Otl oomc m.
Get a Free Cmbtare. Fllnous caricatnr
Barbara Denny will be oo band during our Grand Opening
penod to draw a caricature of yoo. or your children ...
free of d1arge Jll!>t co~ in dunng the ,,q..
hour-. ul IU to a m tu 2 00 p m. <.JO our (' "·" :-t.:!'! · " · -·J
Opt·n H~•u\Cd.J)<l•unul Au~t 231.111~ ~ . r'2.~ :
p11."ture ) < ...r™=lf Ill our pl<K·c ff_ -, > J ~I ~~-. \\e work O\Crt.ime co eamt ' ,,,...-, ',J, :,
"our bu.~in~ ben' :ihl·r ~ ' "Pllllll ~ • 1he,-p;.tm \ O\l'f. )0011 hl.c
~~ ... ia;;iliim .. ,, nmllnj.! into Cuv.cn\.
.a; 11.' B«ause our fnendlr.
• professional staff ~ '-._...,.. here: 10 make: your
b:inl1ng as cooven1cnt '
as l':ln be. We're ~"Tl .__._..~_,,..-.:i•
45 hours a week to serve ~ ,
)llU \ isu an)11mc from 9.00 a m. to
~«XJ pm Monday th.rough Th ™1ay. or '1il
h OJ on t nd.I)'. On ~turd.!). 'lle0r open from
Q ll) am 10 1-<XJ pm We offer the comenienl't:
of ~H·ral dme-up b..ml.m~ lanl'\. banl..·hy·mJ1l
<.el" IC'c<.. :ind 3.n around lhl'-<'k~I.. Jcpos11on
.. hl'n }OU lan't Oldl.l' It m <lunn).! the dd\
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-.c rvice<> t n make yciu r ft nanc ia I t ra~c t tOn'
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Wills-Gets His Chance
Seattle Taking a 'New Direction' .. ...... APDllNUba
Tile s-t.betlc SeatUe Marlnert, loeen of
10couecutJve1ame1and21ol25 contest.a
aince the All·ltar break, have taken what
President Dan O'Brien called a "new
direction," wit.b former base-stealinl •tar
Maury Willa at t.be helm.
The M~ced Mooday that Darrell J the manager the
American League e had ever known,
was bein1 dismissed and Wills, a star
s hortstop mosUy with the Los Angeles
Dodgers during his playing days, was tus
replacement.
WILLS llADE HIS debut as a m&JOr
league skipper Monday night. but it made
no difference as the Mariners lost their
10th straight, an g.3 setback at the bands
or the Angels.
Since his retirement as a player in U72,
Wills has maHe it clear that he wanted to
be a big league manager. He becomes the
third black to hold such a position,
following Frank Robinson, who managed
the Cleveland Indians from 1975-TT. and
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Angels
Bust Out
Of Cellar
From AP Dlspa~Ms
It was supposed to be Maury
Wills' party, but the Angels
can't be choosy when fmding OC·
casion to celebrate during a dis·
mal 198> season.
The Angels spoiled Wills' ma·
jor league managerial debut and
lifted themselves out of the
American League West cellar
for the first time since early
June with a come-from-behind
8·3 victory over the Seattle
Marinen Monday night.
Larry Doby, who guided the Chica10
White Soll for part of one seUCllll after that.
Aa far u being bueball's third black
manaeer la concerned, Willa said : "I
hadn't thought or it. But many times I
wondered why I didn't eet an offer to
manage in the major leagues. I did a lot of ·
soul·searcbing. I didn't come up with
any th.inc feasible.''
JOHNSON, WHO MANAGED the Boston
Red Sox to an AL pennant in 1975, lasted
31h aeuona with the Mariners, who were
formed as an expansion team in 1977.
Johnson, 52, guided his teams to records
of 64·98, 56-10.. 87·95 and 39-65 this season.
· Bullpen Coach Don Bryant was aho
dismissed by lbe Marinen .
"We appreciate everything Darrell has
done." O'Brien said during a news
conference at Anaheim Stadium. "But we
want to take a new direction and we lb.ink
we have the man to do it.
.. , TllJNI HE (Wills) was the best
baseball m an available. l hope he
manages the way be played, aun-&ve
and effect.lve."
Willa, 47, bu been hired to meage the
M arinen through the 1912 aeaaoo.
Wllll be.can bla major league career as a
player for the Dodgers in 1959, and in 1962
h e s tole 104 baaes to break the ,
long.standing record of 96 establi&bed by
Ty Cobb. Lou Brock stole ll.8 bases in 1974
to break Wills' mark.
Wills played with the Dodgen unW l.9e6,
when be was t raded to the Pittsburgh
Pirates. He went to the Montreal Expoc
after lbe 1988 seaon and was traded back
to Los Angeles duri.DI the 18 campaip.
HE HAD A lifetime batting average ol
.281 in 14 big lqpe aeaaona and finil..bed
his career wlt.b 588 at.olen buea. w Ub manaaed four aeuom of winter
baseball in Mexico -at Hennoslllo in 1970
and 1973 and at MuaUao in IJ78.79. Hil
clubs made the playoff• all four years.
"l like to build a thing of respect," said Wills when asked about managing.
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NEW SE.A~ llARINERS llANAGER MAURY WILLS.
·'Hopefully, we can stay ahead
of Seattle and shoot for the next
t e am ," said Angels first
baseman J ason Thompson, who
drilled a pair of doubles and
drove in three runs. "We have to
put together a streak and stop
this 'win one, be one' pace.
Ageat: No Way!
].R. Comeback?
Not This Season
"I TBINI( WE'VE still got a
chance to flnlab as high aa
second pl.ce."
Thompean bu "been one d the
rew bright spots for the defend-
ing AL West champions, who ac·
quired him in late May from
Detroit. He's batted .335 as an
Angel and driven in 21 runs
since the All·slar break, while
the Angels were winning only 10
or 26 games. HOUSTON (APf -
Controversy and anger hovered
outside bis hospital room but
inside, Houston Astros pitcher J .
R. Richard -recovering from a
stroke that could have been fatal
-had other matters on bis
mind.
.. One of the messages he
wrote to me was •one quart of
black walnut ice cream.' We got
him the ice cream, and I fed it to
him," mused Tom Reich,
Richard's agent and friend.
Reich said Monday be had
visited Richard silt times since
Wednesday, when the National
Leagu e strik eou t artist
underwent surgery to remove a
blood clot that formed in an
artery on the right side of bis
neck.
physician for the Astros, were
reluctant to say specifically if
Richard might be a\.le to pitch
again this 5e8.S()I).
"I THJNI[ IT is very possible
be will not be back this year."
M cCollum said. As ked about
Richard's ruture, McCollum
added:
"We have seen people with
major s trokes r eturn t o
almost·oormal activities , and J .
R . '& youth and tremendous
physical conditioning should be
"It bas been a pretty good COU·
pie of months for me," said
Thompson. "This game was the
same kind of thing. Hitting the
ball where it was pitched. When
you're bot, you start going with
the ball well."
SeaWe. whkb lost its 10th con·
seculive game, bad erased a 2-0
California lead in the top of the
seventh inning as back·to-back
doubles by BiJI Stein and Bruce
Bocbte produced three runs.
in his favor." LEON ROBERTS led off the
Reich was more to the point. inning with a single and Jul\o
TRA YEUNG CHICKEN -The mas cot who
rose to fame in San Diego has taken to the
road, and on Monday night was giving en·
couragement to Bill Nahorodny and the
Braves during their game agawt the
Dodgers m Atlanta. The Chicken <lidn't
bring the Braves an y luck as the Dodgers
won, 5-3.
LA's Road Show a Hit
'-Little Things Start Dodgers Off Right
.. ln my own layman medicaJ Cruz drew a two-out walk t-.c:fore
terms , 'No way'!" Reich said Stein hit a drive to left ceater to ATLANTA <AP) -A Wl1llllllg tonight, but 1s not expected to his first homes: since July u
when asked if Richard could tie the game and chase Angels' start to a seven.game road tnp return to the Dodgers' lineup ror when be drillecl a pitch bj.
play again this season. "But starte r Frank Tanana. Andy was just what the Los Angeles a while. Tommy Boggs, s-1. over the left
that's not worrying me now. All Hassler, 2.0, re~eved and was Dodgers needed. said Steve held fence following a Garvey ~ I care a bout i s J . R . ~reeled by a dnve up the alley Garvey, and that's just what they EVEN WITB THE bomers single in the fourth.
THE WEAKNESS Richard recovering." iJ1 rigbt·center by Bocbte. . got. and a r:un·sct>ri.ng sixth UUling , ,
suffered lD bis left arm and leg R icbard was pl aced on Glenn Abbott got one out in the Garvey s mashed h,ls 20th double. by ~teve -Yea~er. \bat REUSS, 1%-4, WAS the winner,
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aaid. Ilia ·speech is impro~. complainiq of arm fatigue. g~ounder ~ sbo~ for an ~e!d also belted No. 20 as the Dodgers game. claimed his seeood save. ·
Reic h aaid , but h e still hit: prompting Wills to bnng m trimmed the AUllJ\ta Braves, He praised start~ng pitcher "I call Stanhouse •Houdini,'
c0mmunicat.ea by notes . . PRIOR TO BEING put 00 the rehever Shane Rawley, S-5. 5·3, .Mooday night. Jerry Reuss for turrung two high said Balter. "He's one of the
And altbougb be bas no grip in list the pitcher was examined A walk to Rod Carew and Don bouncers over the mound into greatest escape artists I've seen ~is left baud, Richard's love fo~ by 'Brelsford and Dr. Frank Baylor's two-out single tied the .. w~. KNOW · WE ca~. win at routine outs and ~eliever Doo getting in abd out or trouble ...
1c!. cream is u atrooe as ever. Jobe, team physician for the Los game before Thompson hit a home.. Garve~ s aid. To win Stan~ouse f«?r starting a double The Brave's gained a 3.3
We were in the other nilbt as Angeles Dodgers, and neither t~o·run double off the center the d1visi.~, we ve got to win on pt~.Y 1.0 the cug.hlh. . deadlock in the fifth and bad a
lbe nune wu feedlnl him more could find any major physical field wall to put the Angels the road. But the biggest play of the chance to get more after loading ice _cream," Reich said. "J. R. bl ahead to st..a.Y·. , Balter agreed. , wh9te game was when j_Roo ) tbe ~ wi\11.l)C)Df-RJU .ac~p-t ..... ~ .. "f .............. ·~~t.J ~ J)ro ~,,.. f/,'(i 1o,1.J~ •' ·" 1t:(,.t~-.. -·~!SC~...,.-~·~~~--~~../'"t:ltt "f-~-1' '~h_'C_~,~-;~~ h~~~~ ~,,6-:-"fbe~'s~fea--;~t-~~.:::·
uannMtart"ell,...ti lfo"g" r.-Ad ~\cha~de1::tl.~te<~<! . and -;"~run trlple b;'c";:;; ~ roaCltitp WttbOul tlie preseo#oi ~ (P~ro) Guerrero kept fi°ihUna -ii~;e~·s bloop single to center
R .-sUedbit.es." 'd°£:to f 8~ bl P~ 5 .Y Lansford padded tbe Angels' Reggie Smith we'd have tQ pull off 0-2 pitches and getUne a and a fielder's choice by Dale
Reldl'a daeriptloo of.Richard an rsin Riounb--.a' ~ a~e 1.0 lead in the eighth together," Baker said, referring sacrifice fly t.bat made it S-3 Murphy. came after Dr. 1Cbarles the artery c •nisnec... . · to the absence of the slugeing insteadof._.3. .. . •
MeCollum tbe aar1eon wbo The doctors ruled out Thompsons two·out bloop outfielder sidelined w ith a Garvey's homer his first Reuss wasn t really on topol
remoftdtbebloodc.lot, &DdDr. immediate surgery, llcCollum double.bn:*eascorelesstieinlhe shoulderinjury. sin ce July 19, came in the hia gam e ." said .~t~anta
Harold Brelsford tbe team s aid. fourthtnrung. Smith is due to rejoin the club second and Baker connected for Manager Bobby Cox. Hes one • (" or the beat pitchers in tbe
'Yranee Wants to Change His Label
league. He'a cot lbe Dodcen
where they are now. I tblDk be'a
t h e bicgest comeback in
bueball lbis year."
abilities aren't . He compriles oae-flfth
of one ol the moat potent offensive lines
lD the NFL and recent fllm.1 showed blmc
bavin1 an out1tandin1 Super Bowll
performance a1alnat Pittaburlb.
Still, however, when tbe name of
Dou1 Jl'ranee is m·entloned, bl.a pbylical
attributel aren't the lint tb1Da that
come to mind. and even France will be
th• ftnt to admit tbat.
"People label JOU and I lr:now I've
been IAbeled," says the likable 8·5,
270-pound J'ountaln Valley resident,
who st..e olf a Baby HaeJ ilmocenee aboutbbn. .... .-.1!'1 ~ ..... W,.-"\A8
wmi me waJlUij oU£ of camp t almoet a
yearly ritual untll tbia aeuon>. If
'
people would just try to undentand me S•ITB BAD BIS ri1bt
they'd know me as a different penon. shoulder examined· in Loa
"I'm misunderstood by the fans An1elea Monday· A club
be th nl d ......... art f a pokeaman aald the cause ey 0 Y rea auvvt a P 0 awitcb·bfttina outfielder would
me. IhooesUybelieve tbatilyouwantto probably be available for hate somebody. don't talk to that person. plncbbtttlq duties wltbln three
Heck, who knows, be may surprise you days but wu not 0 __._ to and be a nice guy. l'V"-
" Sure I'm concerned about what return to tbe lineup for a week.
people think of me . . . eepeclalq klda. Tbe Dodlen allo •nnoanced
It bot.hen me because I'm teylq to they bad recalled relief plteber ralae a family and I don't want people Joe Beckwith from Albaqu.que
tbreatenlDC me because tbey tbiDk I'm of the hdftc Cout Leqae to
a bad py. l'n worked too bard to be replace Terry Fon~, CID tbe
wberelam. ldon'hranttobebated." rotter.
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FRANCE SEEKS CHANGE • •
Phyllis Geo~ e Rejoins
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NEW YOllK -5porUcMter Ph;:w; o.ort• LI 0 Jolnla1 CBS' "NFL Toda.y" pro1ram atler a
\wo year abaeact . the network anao"DH d
Monday.
Georae wu a member ot lbt broadcuUn1 crew for lbe
pre·aame aod poet·1am• leleeull of NaUooaJ l"oolball
Lea ue durinl t.M ms-.,..n aeaaoaa. Jayn KenDOd.1
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J ohn Y Brown and gave bJrUI to a aoa oo
J une 17
''Became ot her respooaibllltJet to ber
famll)' and YOWlg son who Just underwent
1ur1ery. the exact date wben abe will
reJOlD the program ts not &el," ea1d Van
Gordon Sau.tu, president ot CBS Sport.a.
He added that she would rejoin the
net worll early in the N t'L aeuon.
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LlnneU (Magic) Jones of the St. Louis Streak or the
Women's Profes!-1onal Hasketball Lt-Jgue . "T hl' WBL is
great. ll g1vel> women hke me who don't want to work
something lo do."
.l~bo" ffa••er11 HOttWr 1\'o. 399
Sode..W. and Bobby Brow11 alao homered as lbe
ol bl• oaa&nd for tbe 1•11euoa, tbe optloD year
ol hll ~ ~mtot wltb tbe team . . . All·pro U1bt end aa_,__. a1 , wbo walked out of the Oakland Ra.Iden '
tralnlq camp wt w"ll and LI comlderl.n1 reUrement, bad
.urlf•ry CIG b1I often·IDJ\&Nd bee llooday. The operation
would akWIM tbe NFL ll·year veteran from two weeu at
bHt to Mveo weeb at wont . . . The Mlami Dolphlna plan to
contact two retired Dolpbln vMerana to solve tbe defendlnc
Amtrlc.n Confer.nee t:ut champions olftn1lvt line woes .
Tac.kl•._ &MeMtlllier1, 32, and .... CUnM 34 and 11
pound.I heavier than hll normal • playto• welaht, may be wooed by UM tum, aaya coach Dea Sllala ... atn Banta
aaya be would come out ot retltem~t and rejoin the Dallas
Cowbo)'I lf Coach To• Ludr) asked hlm to do ao, but that
eroepeet doel not aeem likely, according to the coach
Quarterbacll Da vld Whitehead will have ht. left knee In a
CHl for abE weeu ~auae of a apra..l.ned U1ament
Second-year tackle J• Glalel', previousl,y a contender for a
atarttoa poaltJoo, Ls expected to be aide.lined alx to eight
wttlla with a •boulder injury . . . T wo.year veter an
offen.alve lineman Tom aaad•ll wallted out of the Houston
OU n tral.o.lng camp, unhappy over being moved from guard
to tackle , aafd Coach Bam ~ •... The New York
Giant.a have traded quarterback a.a.dy Deu lo the Green
Bay Packen ror considerations
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On this date ln baseball in 1921
Harold Arlin of r adio station KOKA gave t he
pl ay.by·ploy description of the P1tlbburgh Pirates' 8 ~
victory OVl'r the Philadelphia Phllltc!> at Forbes
f<'1e ld ... the first radio broadcast In maJor leagut'
h1:.tory
Today's birthdays
Former St. Louts Cardinal pilchin~ aC'u N1•l!-rm
Briles is 37 Toronto Blue J ays outf1('ldn Hick Ho1wtu 1s
27 .
Wa.en Lag Far Bt*fdnd .fle11
bla value and the type of penon
he la. There la no doubt he'1
r esp ect ed by hl1 peera and
memben of the media He will
quickly add t hough that hls
mouth got him lnto trouble more
than once during his younger
day a.
"J remember there was a ttme
I walked out of a fourth irade
claaa for a couple or day a," aaya
France wltb a smile as he
recalls hla youth. "Illy teacher
wanted me to do aometh1n1 and
I aaked wby. I got in trouble for
aayinf. that so I didn't co to achoo .
·'I told lhe teacher later that I
came here to learn, not to aet
s panked."
France alao said be walked
out another time in the alxtb
grade when, durtni an art clua, be got caught t.a.lk1ng to a friend.
''I figured wby should I get
punished unless I do something
wrong," France says. " I couid
never understand why people
were always telling you to be
quiet."
The point to the stories is a J
France ha.s always been a talker
b> h is walkouts started at a
young age.
Whal France is maybe hopang
for now is a new understanding
in An aheim
• · t ·ve been excited about
playing here for a long llme,"
says fo'rance .. People m the
rommunity know me and know
the person lam
DOUG FRANCE
"We're (Rama) treaUd like
k in gs her e. I'm d e finite ly
e:icited about playing in our new
ft tad1um. The whole club ls."
If It's beginning to sound like
f'rance 1s happy with hl.9 lile,
it's ~ause he 1s.
"I'm a very happy man,"
F'rancc co ncluded "I'm happy
with the club and m y family.
J • ve learned ne ver to ha te
m ys elf. and to always be a
happy man ··
Those who reall11 know Doug
F ranc" a n: JU'>t happy he's
around aqOe JacU. slammed his 30th home run or --tbe aeuoo and lbe 399tb of hi.a career off Ertc
Yankees mounted a 14-bit attack and defeated
Texas, l<M, Monday n ight. Winner Tom Uaderwood (9-7)
went six innings, giving up two hits and one run to be at
Gaylord Perry (S-9 ). Elsewhere in the American
League ... FtaU White mtUed a solo homer with t wo out
in lbe ninth inning to give Kansas City a
6-5 victory over Detroit, snapping the
T ige r s' win ning s treak at rive
ga m es ... Rickey Henderson singled,
stole his S4th base or the season and hit a
two-run homer in an eigbt·nm fi rst lnnlng
bom bardment lbat carried Oak.land to a n
11-2 victory over Minnesota. The A's won
their 54th game or the season, matching
their total last year when they finished
54·108 ... Joe Cbarboaeav, Jorge Orta,
Bo Diu and Bick Maa.alng aJI slugged
home nm.s to pace Cleveland to its 10th
WA SHINGTON -A U.S. Civil R igh ts • Com m.Wion report says that despite gains in the
past decade, women and girls still lag far behind
men and boys in athletic opportunities in schools
and colleges.
The report notes lbat the 1972 pusage by Congress o(
Tille IX. whk b bars sex di3crirnination m schools getting
federal aid. spawned new sports programs for women at both
the scholastic and collegiate level Hut 1t said that ' de'ipll•·
these Im pressive gains, large discrepancies remaln tn th~
boys' and girls' programs."
Offer Rejected
Galbreath W ams More $$
JAOU ON
victory lo t he las t 12 games, an 11-S trouncin g of
Toronto . . . Rookie Glftl.D lloftmu extended bis hittin g
s treak to seven games with a two-run homer In the third
inning, ilO'llling Boston to a 7·2 win over Milwaukee. Veter an
Steve llnko and relieve r Bob Staaley combined to check the
Brewers on fi ve hits and one earned run.
Sea"er Sharp In Co....tHl«-k Bid
Tom Seaver'• 7·1 comeback victory choked off Ii
San Diego's eight-game winning streak, lben the
Re& blasted tbe Padres, 11·2, in the second game
for a twt-ni1ht double-header sweep Monday.
Seaver (4-.S); who bad been on tbe disabled 11.at a1nee July 1,
s truck out fi ve, gave up ooe unearned run and scattered rou.r
hits over six Innings . Els ewhere In the National
League ... EJMe Cabell'• triple highlighted a t wo-run first
Innin g and Craig lleyao&ds delivered a
ga me·winnlng single in the second a s
Nolan Ryan a nd Ho uston beat S an
Fr a ncisco, 4-2. Ryan (6-8) woo bis first
ga me since J une 19 ... Lee Mauilll'a
two·nm homer and Jerry Mora1et1• solo
s hot enabled the Mets to snap Montreal's
seven.game winning str eak with a 4·3
vic tor y that gave them a split or a
oouo1e-neaaer . lD tbe first game, Roa
Le Flore stole home to Ue the score in lbe
eighth Inning and scored the Expos '
sta11u winner in the 10th on AJMlre Dawao11'1
s ingle for a 4·3 victor>: ... Mu.ny Sanl!lillen slugged two
hom e runs to pace Pittsburgh to an 11.S victory over lbe
Whlte Sox in tbe annual baseball Hall of Fame game Monday
al Doubleday Field in Cooperstown, N.Y. . . . The San
Diego Padres, capping a day of deals, traded veteran utility
m a n Kar& Bavacqaa to Pittsburgh for m in or lea itue
outfielders La11 Saluar and &Jdlard Laaeello«L
f'rorar~BI
WILLS GETS CHANCE • • •
"Rules are made to be broken showed me something, com.ine
Frazier·• Son .tfay 'f'urn Pro
Joe Frazier's son says he's cons1dertDR • following in his dad's footsteps and lakrng the
professional route. Marvt.a Frasier, the former
heavyweight cha mpion's 19-year -old son, said
Monday he's beeo toying with the Idea or turning pro and
making a debut in Septem ber .. Seattle SuperSonlcs guard
Fred "DoWD&oW1l" Browe has signed a four.year contract
allowing him to move into a front-office job when his playing
days are over, club officials say ... Tom BarlHOD, the 7·2~
backup center for the Atlanta Hawks, will m iss at least ball
of the exhibition season because he broke a wnst ln a bicycle
accident Saturday ... A fifth assistant of former Universit y
or Arizona football coach Tcmy Maaoa pleaded innocent to
se ven felooy counts in conneetioo with ao alleged scheme to
defraud the school or football funds. Toey Velovlcb JOins
Masoo and six others who have been indicted on S2 counts of
of filing false airline receipts for recruiting t rips that were
never made ... Promoten of Saturday's World Bo&.Ul&
Aasoclattoo wellerwel1bt cbamplonablp fl1bt· between
,,.. ... Bearm and ....-C-YU says lbey expect to rake
in more tba.n $1.8 mill1oo in profit.a ... The University of
Oregon bas notified the Association of Intercollegiate
Athletics fo r Women of a possible ehg1b1hty v1olat1on by
one or the school's field hockey players. University officials
say they have sent an affidavit signed by bdrn Caaella
saying she did no work for obtaining 20 units or credrt at
DeAnza Jw:dor College in CUpertlno. . . Tom Wheeler ,
baseball coach for five years at Colorado State, took the
same job with St. Mary's ColleJ?e The Lahr.. have a n·
nounced lhe signing of two more players E1ghlh round
C'ho1ce Melvin Hooker and frei! agent Myles Palrtc~ have
bot h .signed mult1·year contracts Terms were not announced
Hooker 1s from Edinboro <Pa ) Slate and was the 183rd
player selected in the NBA draft. He's 6-8. 210 pounds
Patrick <6-8. 220 ) played at Auburn Uni versity before spend·
Ing one season in the Wes tern Le ague and last year 1n the
Continental League.
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NEW O RLEANS CA P >
Fullback Tony Galbreath 5aJd
Monday th.al he will not accept
the offers made by the Nev.
Or leans Saints and con~1d<'r'>
hi m se lf r et i r e d rrn m lht'
Na tional Football LA!a~uc
"It's up to them." G 11.lb~ath
said tn an mte rv1t>w v.1th radio
.,talion ~OE Ill Nf'w Orl~aru
·It's all upl{)lhem "
The Saints gave Calbreath
until mid.rughl Monday to la.kc
the offers Uwy made after hf'
walkt•d out of the team·, Flon da
UCI Picks
Gerakos
UC L.A assistant coach M1ke-
Gerakos was naml'd 1 ·c ln•1m·'
n<'"' baseball coach toda)
Gerak0< an ~~1<;lanl unrl~
former l Cl C<•J<·h Cdn ArlJm~
t ht· f)<L'-l 'ii\ M'd"'n' 'iU<'f'f't'<I'
!:>Ll"\1• H i>rt1. who 'if•n l'd t 1A.e1
'i('J'>On5 bf•for•· rt-turning t11
\\ a '>hm~ton lo 1·0:.ch dl c;ontdl(J
l.' fl I \'t•r..lly
Gerak06 , 29. pl ayed at l 'CL.\
Nicknamed "The Greek" dunng
his µlaym~ days. Gcrakos Wall
th~· third LTLA third ba:-.eman
during the 1971 and 1972 season<;
He hit .346 his Junior year and
. 326 the following season
His lifetime average of 337 1~
the third best ever compiled by
a Rruan
Fo llowing hi s g radua tion .
Ge rakos spent three years in the
Minnesota organization before
returning to tus alma m ater as a
con t h
Alston Has Baseball Standings Some Advice
Uaually you make rules for two back with thr ee runs in the F w· 11 ~ AMEIUCA.N LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
traanin~ C'amp in a demand for
r1n.rnc1al hf'lp
11 1~ age:nl said he wants a big
lod n rr o m t h e t e am fo r
1n\f''>t mcnl purposes -
n ·p•irtedly about Sl00,000
"'-hllf• Galbre a t h is out of
camp. he 11' being fanc.'<1 S.SOO a
day
Details or the Saints' offer
h ave not been m ad e public.
a lthough a Saint!-' spokesman
<1a1 <1 1t 1s in two parts The team
o;a1d 1f <;albreath missed lhe
deadline. the orfer'> wouJd be
.... 1thdr1Jwn but ht· C'ould return t.o-
1·a mp undf'r tcrmi. of the old
contract
lfp hac; four year'> re mainin~
1111 h1., old rontra<'l which was
r t'Ot·gnt1ated ill the s tart of la!>t
M:Json.
Gal~th. who has refused to
be 1 n le rv ie we ~ a bo ot the
dispute, talked to reporter Mary
1-·oster when he re turned a
1 .. lf'phonl' ca ll to t he r adio
,t.1t1on llc· rdu<il'rl V> be taped
hut told hN hi· 'II. Ill not accept
the twoofrt·r.
"I'm ret1n-d." he sa id.
A:.ked .,,, hat he wi ll do. he
~1 .:hed and said he s upposed
he'd have to go out and get a
JOb
Ga lbreath reported to camp
on schedule July 25. took bis
phys1caJ and joined the team for
a h ght morning workout OQI
Saturday .
liut he walked out Saturda)(
evening, packed up and went
bac k to Colorado Sunday. He
m issed all the n e xt wee k ,
including Saturday's fulJ.team
scrimmage with Miami.
The Saints said no matter
what, he will have to pay the
ran~
or three p layers. Wllh th e seventh inning." Or )I.le Wea& Dh1.1toe . Wat Dtvl.elor
economy the way it ls, why take The three· run rally gave W L Pd. GB W L Pct. GB
SSOO awai.. from s o m ebody ;Seattle a 3-2 Jead , b~t "'1~~11. ... ~ Q~JtllTQ~ • .,.2!f!o C~f) -~sas q ty 6S
1
:.W :..6J? ;:=__ -· ·• =l.O!l~ , .. 58 46 ,$58 -
"fV' ----'r"' 11irr·~~·.'f:IJ;1' ~~~--;!., ~.~ ~1..~ t... ~ .... ~~':;>. .<"'~~~?"'"·' ":'"\.~ . "' ... ••; .;,~(. , ... ~ .... .,~Jt'J! ~,, , ,._ -mlft~b/io •romrg. 1" -y.-~'.)..' ·mesew'Mb"i"n'1'1liree'more the fioWldei-1ng seattre·~ 1 exas·. SO ~ -.~ }.f~ 'Cinchfna ~· { -S6 s f-.:sh-·~ W;
••1n 1111 ,.;U.UombJ 'with the tlmes intbeeighth to wln eully. Monday, will make a good Minnesota 47 58 .448 18 San Franclsco51 SS .481 8
plaJen I want 1-0 fevel with "The r e wa s s pi r i t and major·league 111anager if his Ch icago 46 57 .447 18 Sao Diego · 47 59 .443 12.
them 1' don't 'want them to do togetherness In the dugout ,'' past work habits are any Aagela 39 64 .379 25 Atlanta 445 58. .442 12 Hnbma out of fear 1 want to be sald Wllla. "I really bad no lndlcallon, according to Walter Seattle 39 66 .371 26 East Dlvlaloa
fa i r aiid hone.t '. J a lways tou gh decisions to make . l Als ton , who m Wills played EHt Dl...Uloa Montreal 58 45 .563
remember whe n I was a thoughtldida&ood jobbandllng under at Los Angeles. NewYork .. 66 38 .635 Pittsburgh 56 47 .544 2
player .. the pitchers. "He wu a food student of tbe Baltimore 58 44 .. 569 7 Philadelphia S4 47 .SJS 3 wwi sald be plw to observe • • w·1 th t h e p Ja ye r s , n.me, I'll t.el you that," A.l.ltoo Detroit 56 4S .Ss.4 8~, , _ .l'.'JY.~i:~.__,· ~.~,,_",~l~ .... ·.--~ ....... • ~ ·~-,,,_ ~:-. ~ ..... ~-~ ,.,.> __ ,<_..., .... ,>-.i.,,~~ ~~· •·•a--'--~, 55".t.~""-'~-C 1'"-(lf> · \-Vt~.__.J,_1 , \
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• • •'~ .. ~--~ ~ ,..,·, • '-gcJiDCWDrtHmri M w 1D~i< ~·~~ ~-w-d01ll1 isdl-.,-· ~ 53 ·so .515 ~,,, Chicago 42 sa 420 14i,.,
••fT SHOULDN'T TAKE can't get out of a Jam . I want to aomething, you llnew he'd do tt. Cleveland SJ 49 5JO 13 o-..n, •• ~·1c:-.. ______ .__ ..
loaier than a week or 10 dayi to see what they will do when their "I remember -<>ne year down Toronto 45 57 .441 20 -•iw• .. .,,, .....,. .,._ >-•. "" 11_ ,0 ,., TEST DRIVE
kaow what each and every backs are agairull lbe wall and In Vero Beach in sprln~ ifalnlni. .....,...,,~ "'~.:!·-•," ~ ~ ,., DA TSUM OF
player can do," be aa.ld. "We'U they need to reach back." when Maury decided 1'4Jeam =~=:.! .. , .. ....,,_. s... ,,.-.1~0 > YOUR CHOICE do a lot ot praetldJll and a lot of A number of Seat lie pl1yers bow to play lbe IW\ar · f was c..,,,.._ .. roromos °"''°_. -
commmlcatiq. 1 mean a lot ol felt a change was inevitable. roomin1 three or four rooms !!:':':,:%~:,~~., o-..nrGtJAU'..-::r.',.=1 .. 1.-ro • "'.. BARWICK WILL
talldaa. I doe't meu acreamlq. down the ball from him: and I 0 • .,1-11.-., P11h 1>v•o" 1c ... 1te••••• 1 101 •• c 111c41110 CilV~ YOU THE
U IOIDMMn• is Wl'ODI let'• t.afii: "PIAYEU A&E really not in remember every nlibt Id bear o..i,...,...K_ "'.,~~::''""'' ... "' , i1 ., ........... ,,,. SHIRT OFF HIS -~ "' .. • a position to mate a Judsment o1 tb al tbin1 for two or tbree ,..,., o-, 1111t11-•11... . --~ 1"-..... ,. bouri "Allton l aid S..ttle!8-lfl.,.,101a1.._..1Ha1tct1i 11" H•• 'l'oH 1 Pa<otta i 11 a t M t fttr .. 1 IACK
WW tbe Martnera be a nmnln.c ~~cce~~~~~.~~ ~~ •·He'• that way about Ju.at .. :::'.:--. '~ • 11 •• ee. .... m-.. ... , '0S:::.'<=:·f..:,. • .,. .. C11K111Me1 ,,.._ ~.'!..~.~.7 I at J d b p lbl aboutev__. .. , .... "berecalled OlkalllJI.._.. ..... .......,.,-........ J.aJ,• a_.. .. v.uJ one payer, a e aroun ere. 011 y ..... ,,......... · • ~c--Nt•~c.....,M. ... ,.,_ .... ,......., ..., .,. .......
J.U.0 er., wbo can be • bia Maury's • motivator and can set Allton bad two Ups ror tbe T_, ...... 11.,., .. .._YMc.-.•~--.......... . owa," Niki tbe new skipper .. "I •f•WIUYI~· formerl>odcen'capta..l.n. • ..... oar1.._., ..... ..,...,_
lo•• powe!t believe me. We "I bad my beat year J>l&Yinc "PaUence," be uld. "You 11::·11 , ,._.,.. • ....._."~
ml•bt b9 mttiq a lot of a.o for Darrell Jobnaon . 'rbe better be patient wltb your tMI.•
phcbM. I la to believe rm a perlonnaneee of a lot of people players. And you have to lmow
com .... piQ•." ln the orsanlaatlon have been the playen on your club. You Tb~H wasn't any power d.laapPolDtina th1a year." bave to ltlc.k aome in UM nar,
llODClaJ Dl•ttt. u the Jlarlnen you have to pat ao~r on tbe
were able to m»••• Just two Ra1118 Sell Ticket.I bacll. I'd aay you"""" t~ spe:.i
eatra bMe bltl, both doublel, Tbe Rama have announced tt percent pattln8 and oa• •IDCIGI tbl6r D1M blta C\"\11 l&ol• percent the other way.
tM tau1•1 oab' bue m lu nnt ~~ -== ~9: =•°= ''You manHe accordlnt to ,.me mder WW.. A.nabtlm l&Mium. wbat JOU have. r; Alltoll aakl.. "U
... ,..,T am..AXD ••• 1 Moet ~ tbe ueuu .,.. 1a ta. Joa ban ftM "7 _. ~ • • ·~-·~,. ~ .. ,....wm;... • 1m a tbog.h i1' •?If "ni',·;.;a,,.. ...... , ::J=~,~~~ ~ :,~~I• ~D •b• tt ·to· l ~:=~t 'r.ai~:.a-a. ~~b~
woo. but tbe lbip'• not,._ to ~aabelm Stadium 11 opu 1tudl.cl tbl_oppotlns pitcban 11
alnk after ~ lou. The pa.yen dall1 from t Lm. to 5 p.m. well u 81tf"'°°1·" •
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CHICAGO <AP)' -Chicago White Sox
spo~ HarTy Caray bas joined a group or
businessmen who want to buy the American
League team in order to assure that the fraochbe
will remain in Chicago.
"I'm offering my money and my interest to a
group of men who have proven their dedicatioo to
the White Sox and the city of Chicago," Caray said
Monday during a radio broadcast.
The colorful sportscaster volunteered his help
after fears that a major bidder, Ohio developer
Edward DeBartolo, might move the fn.nc.hise
elsewhere.
C~ay was approached Monday to join the
syndicate beaded by businessmen Fred
Bnomwsld and Nlct IUadia, a Sox d.i.rec1.or who
helped Saa owner BW Veect keep the team from
moving to SeaWe ln ms.
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"Harry must have already been t.hiaktne ~ ....... about~" Kladis said. "He was so receptin 1 •noumG11•~--ocw almost fell otf my cba.lr." ' 0 1 u CTCMt1 M nca ""°" 1.. TOfll· lllOUaL WATall OllT•tCT -•(•Tr• 11cau1 Caray, who calls the Sox games both oo r8dio Heu•, .. 1n 1wn11T'°" "°
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
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TYNE , AND OF
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"'eNOtr.wttfl•~c-ran. 1""''_"""......,.'~""'°''"""""_. Ronald G. Ballantyne of ........ ~ '" •o 1110 0 ......... 1 ()o\ffl(I .. ., • ell New-Beach calif ..... n'a ATLANTA l!llUVU -RecelNd Ret.c s . . Co h M .. wo ... u ..... ~ilt •11tll ~ • ..., ....... ' ' ,,. I Aamlrtr, ~IOC>, from 1"9 Ale""'°"" wunnnng ac WH[llEAS. 11 1\ ""'.,._.,, o1 llW and persons who may be
8r•Yfl Of the lnt..-Jof\at Leeoue. ~ S...nl ol 0.l"f'Clon to <ondu<1 • ll'JC>lo< Otherwise interested in the ~7:!:;::;;,:'::~-· on ttw ~ I ~·:;i::;~.~ .;::;..=:.; wil l and/or estate :
c1Nc1NNAT1 •Eos -<>Pt'-" ¬• Don Wat.son. a former JC All-American water •"-·••-"' ..,,.,'°'. 10 1,,_ov•· A petition has been filed LoeAlemlto• e.renv1. 1>1tc1Wr, 10 11'1d1enap011, °' o. polo player. has been named Orange Coast ,,..,,,o., ... 1c, .. o eo1 -.. .. wo by Title Insura nce and -DAY'S llHULn AJNrkMA.u«i.tio<n A~»<i.tlofl. ""ow THFDfFODE -e...ro o1 Trust Company in the """•U>..ttM-----.1 Los AHCELEs oooce111s -11tce11o<1 College's men's swimming coach. 0....:1(>'"•"' -wo oon .. F11uv s . Fir~ nic• -Too MuCfl Touc11 18.,.d>. Joe e«trwtltl,plf(,..r.'"'"'A~-.,. Wat.son rep)a"es J k Full rton h h 11esotvr Of lfD M•HE "'"o upenor Court of Orange 11 .,, uo. uo: 1 L""' A s.i,.. 1e.-,1. 111e Pect11< c-s1 1...u 9ue. P1tc•ci T......, " ac e • w 0 as OlllOER ~1e1-. County rt!Questing that Ti-
100.2.20: l.ucl'....Wt1Hert1.2M .t.2Eaec1a """t~.Pltc1W,.,.._,,..,.Yct~1111 resigned lo devote b.is full attention lo coaching the ~ 1 n..ti ,, ~""' '"'..,'-°' t ie Insurance and Trust C~I pe;cts:!l.10. HEW VOllll( METS -llH CI••-..... water polo squad. Fullerton served as occ·s "-8-'llaf °"1'CIO'•O' .... W(\ IO.,.. c be . Se<Oftd rec.. -FO' T ... l uv Of Retl 8urrh, pitcher, from tllt <!l"llkcf fist. • • 1 ,., <~ .... Nt~ 10 lf•IC)r-1 ompany a ppointed as
!Marti. n.t0. u o. 3 ci, All AIMrkMI a." 0tslOM1ect .-c.-1• -~ • .,,, sw1mmmg coach 1or 15 years rompiling a l~S-1 °'''"<t Ho,.,. ,.,...._,.o personal respresentative 1c,..~1. :a..oa. uo, Tiiiy T• cMnc-1, """".......,._._ record. He woo five conference championships. ~ L "'-' • ..-.. .-.-.ci.,.. to administer the estate of
tr11mOAM« 4 i:,.1,,. ,... _ y_, 1>w11cy ,.,..._,, E~~. ~~=E~~:'.,.~P= Watson. 28, served as Fullerton college's ;.,,_..::.._-::; ~"" :,~·:::.;~ Ronald G. Ballantyne <un-
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Zect'lry, All•" ct 1111 •net TrnlM; LJO, JM;~ SMel OWt <~. SEATTLE SUl'EllSotucs -,....., ,,,... Wataoa wu an assistant swimming and water for '"s.-t1 ... by .,.. ~r..., •• Act . The petition is set for "•"" ....,_, m.,.. <ft..-c.w. w u.. 1.a; ~ Htlr 1een11u1• a..-SJ 9,_, ...,., .. • _ ....,.,..... <-ect. polo ___ .. •'t "'-a del Mar High m· l:_.. and •74. --"--hearing In Dept. No. J at -Sow."'°L-Al'91\.W. E•act•IM>l*CISIUD. .._""....,. .. _.,....~..,. .._..,_ ~ ••~ ,_._"'""""-""1_, .. .,._ 700 Ci vic Center Drive :::"~ F1n11 , .. -o.. .,... cc:art11u1. s.-. .... ,.. ..... .._ Watson wu an All-American and All-CIF ...,.... • '"•"'*"*" 0tttr1ct ... • west In the Citv of Santa
Htwvn .,_ .: --,. 1 a.Jt. ZA; .....,..Act.loll 1"-'>· u-. a.; __..,.,' •Wllllle ~ater.polo player and swim.mer at c.llfornia H1Jh :.!."!:C:::::.::. _ _, ~ Aoa. 'ca11tomia on August
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Jl: ......, ---. ,.~o91,.;.., '*". • •· ,........,,, ...... a.-. uo: .... ,,_... ~ "' ....... • • ...... ._ other weightlifting app•ratus -..., .._. ...... ,,. .., "',,... c 0 u" ts • "d r •port s ..._...__.. co.1.....,.,, s..o. a.•:..,...,..... ._.... ... -.. .._ ..,,,.., ... ..,..1t_•._...ltf ..._.,.,-..In ~ion 1200 nie-..r,• rsin.71:...,,....._ c'4flc..,,,1.-11•uci.cM-"'.a n .LOUtSCM0tuu -011....... sauna and ap 8 ildt I .. .......,.,..., ~ ._ -.. .... ... ~ .. (~ ..... WM1.... ... ......... ... ... .......... .. a. u n g 8 AY•"I{ OIUCTOIHt "· LH of tt-. C..llfoml• Problte •T111ULuaeu• ,........,..,1cMtac11u'-"l:•"9l:u.. ,......o-.a....... approximately 5.000 sq_ ft. on large ............... ~"-...,.._, Code. ~ :.: :,~ ':: :.:::~:~ ...... , ......... .....=-:._ double lot. Parklng. Call for details. :.~111.--.s.1t ...... c,.u1u. ,_,,..."tu.. .. • ., t• .-eltMll nee _ ,...,.,. .._ ,......,, fllMIL.AOUPMIA fllVI• -'1Nf 134 ,500. NOn: outec,,,..1 "'*• Hurwttz, R~, Mec-
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BA.5EBALL I GOLF
tt Beeome Baseball's Next .400 Bi·tter? t
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Seple.._ Mid rm 1UU h1tUq du. weU, then I'll "He mJaht be the purest bitter In the came
...,.. to WM flt'• poealblt. ll m&Pt be ooe ol Lbol4I toda.Y." aaicf Pttky, • lon,itme Botton coach whO
yean.-...everrWn• l•·llOUal my ••Y .. f.layed with WUUama. "U he can stay away from · •. ,... mlialdbRi .. ot lnJwies have nJurl11. he mlaht be OM ot lhe aJl•Ume ereau at
marnd lnil'a Muon, but lf he 1t111 healthy he tblrd bale 1houl~ flabm. •lilt the necnHry 502 plate "Ht deflnUely haa • chance to hit .400.
.,...,... to .-WY for the bedinC Utlt . WU1iam1 WM a UW• atroncer than Brett, but Brett
Bntt, ..........., aUU 12 al·betl 1hy ot betn1 ii ne ver foollld, be blu to the opposite field, be
lacl ..... la &M aifftclal ltll'M tta&illlcs. topt all run• weU and be baa power. There lBn't anythlq
AL playen wlUI 1 .'50 on·bue percentace aod • he can't do. I bate to'" blm up there when~·· .m 11....-. perceaua . men on bue." And ....._ Brett 11 Nt~t to talk about Yutnemald, who won battinic crowna lo 198'1
It. hiWftl au&horiU 1uch u Jobdny Peaky ud and l•. sald he has yet to ftnd a wealmeH lo
Carl Yutnemaki of th Bolton Red Sox and Brett's batting etyle.
Charley lAu ol the New York Y&nkeea uy he's "He seema to be ha ving one of those yean
npable al hlutna .a when things are goin.c together right." Hid
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Yutnetmti. "Yeah, he'• aot a chance to hlt .400.
I keep tryinl to figure out how you'd pitch to blm,
but I don't have an answer."
Lau, a former batting coach for tbe RoyaJa
who wu p rinc ipa lly r esponsible for 1hapln1
Brett's batting theor ies. neve rtbeleu had
reservatJoaa about bhl chances .
••ffow doel he help ha club? He does tt by
drtvtq tn nma," said Lau. "lf you'd tell me that
Georae wu going to lead ofJ, then he might come
clole because be wouldn't have to worry about
anytblng except getting on base."
AU Bre tt will say la that he has m ore
confidence at the plate than al any Ume in hla
career.
'''lbe way I reel now," he said , "I go out and
, expect to get two hit.Ii a game no matter who la
pitching."
Mesa Benefit
~pots Open
For 'Dimes'
By HOWARD L. HANDY
()ft• OMlf ...... ~ff
There u1 r;tlll time to enter the sixth annual
Costa Mesa March or Dimes tournament to be held
Aug. 11 at the ~ta Meset Golf and Country Club.
The affair 1s a &cramble-type competition
with SCGA handicaps or etn average of the last five
games played being ustd. Each rour ·man team
will be handicapped with the four-man tota l
divided by that number to get the team handicap
Scores wtll be dett-rmtncd by the four partneN
stroking a ball from the best he on each shot. It
should prove interesting for the duHcr liS well as
· the low handJcap golfer .
The entry rec of $40 includes lN! fJrlZe5, green
fees, e lectric earl, dtnner and the a wa rds
GOLF
presentauons Entry forms are available al t he
club or by calhng the March of OtmeR at 979-2270
or the course at 54-0-7500 11nd a::.king for Kathy
Wiibur.
There arc still ph·nt y of !>POL~ r11w n for tho
tourney wtth !>ponsor. taking entnf·'I up to 11 JO on
the day of the toumamt:nl af the field of 144 isn't
ftlled by that lime.
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THF: NAVY GOJ. .. C'OtlKSt: tn Cypress will
host Uw fr r,,t wom•·n " military c11•1>f·ndents golf
tournament &-pt 2-5 and 26, drt•ord1ng to Joe
C a r a way of the Ket1ri·cl M111tary Golfers
Assocaat.Jon of Southern <:ahfomtd.
Tiui. 1S 3 natron<sl opc·n e11.-nt with any eligible
wife, wtdow or da ughter «wt:r 18) of 1:1C'l1ve or
retired rrulltary J>f·r,onnt:I 1nv1t1'<.I to rn.1rt1c1pat1>.
They m ust havt.• a V.!'>CGA, WAGA, I OC or PubhnJt
handicap, however
Proceed-. from lhC' l()Urni!mcnt will he
earmarlted for th•· Navv Relief Fund 1-:ntnes wall
be accepted 1n the order of ~t dall"> through
Sept 15 Fnr further 1nfurmat1on, call Dec
Gargano at 542 ~
• • • P<iA TOUR TIDBITS When was the lai.t
tame • llooday qua hrtcr went on to win a
tournament as Scott Hoch dad at Quad C1lie'>
recently"' About s rx month!> ago when Jf'ff Mllchell
was a Monday qual1f1n ~·for•· i.C'urtn~ hi s 1n1t1al
victory at Phoenix in th•· wc1md PGA Tour event
of the )ea r . Lou <..rabam dad a column in ,.
Nashville newspaper dunnR the Women's U S.
Open wtule he was r(>('uperat.Jng fr()m illness. flt!
wrote : "I J(Ut.>SS the one thm~ that stands out most
tn my mind about t he t-0urna ment 1s that Amy
A.&ceu <the wmner l ki ssed her caddy when s he
won . '\'hen f return to the Tour. the f1nt thtng I'm
going to do is lire my caddy and get me one I can
luss."
The book contains logcharts for 40 rounds
along with a special golf appointment sectio.n. ll 1s
4LS lncl>eS and fits Lillo the pocket, purse or golf
bag. Le•lberette covers provtde wear protecl.loo
and they reta1.I for SI .95.
For more infor mation, write the Golfer 's
Logbook, 42701-56 Matn Street, San J acinto 92383 or
caJJ (714) 6.\4-4994 .
Meet LA Sam
Maacot Picked for '84
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LOS ANGELES <API -The official mascot or the ll8t ()b'mpic Games ln Los Angeles will be an
ea1le wttb the patnotic name of Sam, orticlala
Hnounced Monday, a day after the close of the
..-Ga.mes lq~Mosc:ow.
-;. ~~~~~"\._,~~~~"'"' • .,.. 'rM"'OlfiClile1Dt1tedi..,.Wtlle-oames uf • ~w·"'"'
I
by Mayor Tom Bradley and members of ~ Los
Angeiel Olympic Organlz.iog Committee, ln a City
HaU ceremooy similar to one in New York the
same ~.
Monday's announcements kicked orr a 24-caty
n.alionwlde tour to introduce Sam the eagle and the
colorful emblem, said LAOOC Chairman Paul•
Zlffren.
.. .Zitfnn ·~.Jp ~ .. ::J,Y)ll~
-~ coaipetltW ot'iM' 19W Gabi~.-Tttl'eat1e',"fw.Yf}(
s aid, "graphically renects the ideals cited in the
Olymplc motto, ·'cilius, alUus, fortiua (faster. '
hlper, strooier)."
lo New -York, LAOOC President Peter V.
UeberroUl said the 1984 Games wUI be managed
for tbe nrat time by a private organl1ation,
lacorporated under lbe laws of Callfomla.
Irvine Run Set
Tbe fourth annual Irvine Park ftve-mlle run
will be beld Sunday, Auf. 17 and actually lnelude
three nce1 for P9l'IOl1I o all qes.
Tbe annual event i1 eponsored by the Oran1e
Flyera Tradl Club and Villa Park Sunday Fun
RUDDerl. All proceeds from either the ti pre.
rel1atntlon or S3 re&Jstrallon (without T·abirt>
fee;t wt1l IO to promotion ot Junior hl&h ac:hool cron couauy prosrams.
On tbe day'a 11enda are two flve-mUe runa
and oae two-mile race. All will rotlow a lar1e loop.
lDI ._..... wlthlo the boundaries of lrTlne Park ln
Oraa11.
Pl,.allle race1 wtll be1ln at l :JO Md 9:30
a.m ., wblle a two·mUe event la Mt for 10:30 • . ~~ , ........
catelOriel. In lddltlon. a Jualor h1'b team award wll1 Ulo be stven. ·
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SVeiJn Rlcbler. a Pro-moter. bo&da market Carda md lhoWI board
of new 1ame, Limit
Up, tUt ~-a COD· servaUve •rproacb to futures radln1 .
Nicholas W. Platt, a
New Jersey banker,
Cl'eated the 1ame that
ia beiq marketed to
commodities people
first and seneraJ public later
Cigars Scarce
Blight Hurts
Cuba Tobacco
HAVANA. CUBA (AP> -A
leaf bllebt called .. blue rust" la
crlppllol Cuba's tobacco in·
dUltr)', maklnl famous Havana
clsara acarce here and even
scarcer abroad.
"It's bard to find Havana
cigars here of any kind -
Bolivars, Mootecristos, Rey del
Mundos, Romeo and Julletu or
Ambassadors." said a diplomat
food of the aromatic Havanas.
•AMON CASTao. older
brother of Cuban President
Fidel Castro, said the plague bas
caused about $250 million
dama·ge.
Agriculture Minist er Arnoldo
Milan said the blight bas bit
about S percent of the harvest of
Havana wrapper leaf, but other
Oxy Elects
President
sources put the figure at cloter
to 90 pereeoL He aaid CUl>a bas bad to bey
some tobacco abroad to meet
loeal demanda tor cigars.
"We could export More tobac·
co by mixing, but that would
hurt the quality of what we pro-
duce. It's better not to export,"
he said.
MILAN SAID THE blight,
which attacks the planl lo Ill de·
veloping stages. "burns" lbe
leaves.
"You touch them and they
tum to powder," be said.
"We ck*i't know where it com·
es from. It's an untnown we
are looking into. We have a
powerful eoemy very near to us
that bas many weapons it can
use against us." he said, ap.
parently referring to the United
States.
!\'nr Olli~
Gary D. Johnson bas been
elected vice-president of the
19,000-member California
Society of Certified Public
Accountants. He is a
partner in the accounting
firm of Arthur Young &
Company. Santa Ana.
Sticker Price
Upped for Volvo
l
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A
Robert Abboud , former
chairman and chief executive of ·
ficer of the First National Bank
of Chicago and the First Chicago
Corp.. bas been elected presi ·
dent. chief operating officer and
board member of Occidental
Petroleum Corp.
President Castro. whose best·
known pictures show bi m with a
Havana cigar in tus teeth, said
to a crowd recently. "We are
facing blights of tobacco and
sugar cane, and of porcine
fever, which. mysten ously, have
appeared at almost the same
ll me LD our country."
DETROIT CAP) -Sticker
prices for Volvo cars have been
increased by an average of 3
percent, the importer has · an-
nounced.
$50,000 to $500,000
INCOME PROPER'IYSECONDS .. ..._._.,,~ ··-•C-ettW ..........
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230 N••Pofl Center Omfe
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CALL MITD WBlS
ABOUT A SECOND
TRUST DEED LOAN
UP TO s500,ooo
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PUllLlC N0'11CE PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OP DEA ..,.... MOTICS OP "-!auc MEHINO to N-666?3
MARY C. NEWLi:::. ~"°~~ =~::~~;._ ~~~~s\~g: .. ~: NOTICE OF DEATH OF AND OF PET.ITION TO OPllUUCftMlfflt OltAMGE COUNTY, CAlll'OIUllA WINSTON L. YOUNG,
ADMINISTER ESTATE NOT:~.~-:.~c..G~~EN to T'MA1l·.:v~E:E0~~NDT~'!l: aka WINSTON LAMBERT
NO.A-105390. credlt9nClf .. ....,.._-1.lff ESTAll.ISM ED SPME•E 01' YOUNGofCOSTAMESA, T o a 1 1 h e 1 r s , ""' • .,.. .. ....,. k ~ to • 1MnuENCE otr TM1 c1n otr CA, AND OF PETITION
beneficiaries, cr editors ~,~ _,., ...... ~ COSTA MESA. T o A D M I N I S T E R ~-. 'T"I\ pUDjk -"'9 wlfl t.. IWld I" 052_ and contingent creditors of n. -_.~.......,..Of ,,.. Bo•"' ot ~,...son· ,...,,no ESTATE NO. A·1 •u. Mary c. New lands of .,,......,_.,.ltf, .,.._, ,_, .. ,,_""°'-.~• H•ll Of T o a I I he i r s • ~na Beach California G•ADV A. MIGHT.,.. H£U:N -•-t•Mloft. 'II Ch•'< c...-Plat•. beneficiaries, c reditors • Wl'IGHT. ""° ~ .... ~. S-a Afta, Cal......_ Of'~. • 't f a persons who may be ~..._,8-tl.CA,... ... ....,11 n . .-.. ~ ._, ot ,,00 and contingent cred1 ors o otherwise Interested In the .,,_ _ _......._..,....., ........... u_.~ .. ~,....,. Winston L. Young, aka
wlU and/or estate· .,,.,...........,,,...,__, "''"'°'"' _.. Pff""lts. 11t ""'k" Winston Lambert Young
A petltlon has been filed A. &~~ i.:~ ~~~ ~':c.:" lnl«ttted i»rttu "'"' i.. and persons who may be
by Eiieen E. Swingle In Mclft v1e1o. CA"'1S SOM""' ot '"'"~..:• .,,. "'""' ,.,.. otherwise interested In the the Superior Court of Thlt""""""1'fpet11MfttMAtoK .,,.....,....,,•.u•u1N1tt l>fl~•,••t>oun-will and/orestate:
Or•nno '"--ty r ....... u~lng OH<r"*'ln-lln: "°"'"""·fl•· °"''•• -wrvl<• .,.., ot '"',.. 90¥-A notitioo has been filed ... ,,,_ ......,.,.., ... .._ ""'" ~ ...,...,_, ...,....,, ~ emrntnUI _.c~. ano after •000-""
that Eiieen E. Swingle be 111, .. -,. '*" '" ,, .... end " 11on ... -lodlultv rt••--uo-by M ar ilynn E. Young, appointed as personal 1KeMd.c· 01se•CAF£TE•1A. -..s. Annabel M . Young and
t ti t d T1wlluMMM __ ..,_"'1o n .. -...o.w1ttot tr.e studV•,..•••• B 11 A y i t..,. rep re sen a ve o a • 1,..,,'-"'"-' Yid l«Mklft 1$: 11'00 -CMt«1ir.. Of IN s.tnt• .,,. R•v•r ever . oung n '"' minister the estate of 1tedH1t1.._,,,,,,.,.,CA~ on tt>e _..._.,,.city 11m11• ot s.nt• Superior Court of Or ange Mary C. Newlands (under ,._Mlcli.Atr~ls.._...to A,...,,..,,. -111. 1,,. u tv limit• ot County r eQuesting that the Independent Ad· be coft•IHNNtH •t.,.. ottk• of ,,,,,,..-~e.«11on -u\I Marilynn E. Young, An· S£i.v1G£ £SCJtOW COMPANY, P.O. -,,.. city llfnH• Of N..-t BH<" ministration of Estates eo. 111. WHtmlftster. ca11ron11e OfltM'°""' nab e l M . Young and Act>. The petition is set for ma. oner..-...,_,._..._ A....-.... 0eci.r.t1or1 ~-.. ~· Beverll A. You no be ap.
hearing In Dept No 3 at n..c----111 .... ~ ... oared In compll•n<• .. 11" 1"• pointed a s per so n al • · llwet.e,_,..,,... .. ._....tt~ c.11-. Erwlr_......,..,, Ou<lllty Act t t' t d 700 Civic Center Drive, a.t•. 10, t111, review •no uooet~.,,,., 1, represen a 1ves o a · West In the City of Santa So,., 1111 "-..,....., ""'"'°" n•ll•Olt 1or l)UC>lk ....,_••to c1v1c m In lster the estate of Ana California on Sep· ''~Mid..,....... ,,_on c..-ttr P!au. ~ •se, ~nt• A .... Winston L. Young of Costa
t :._ 2 1980 t to·oo --.................... ~· Calltor"I• l'or mor• lflforrn.atlon, Mesa, California (under em ..... r , a . .....,,... ... .._ ...,_ .. -1e111'hOM. 11u 1 ll4-nl'. A.M . ,..n111l..-:MOHE oei.ci JUl•lll.t• the Independe nt Ad· IF YOU OBJECT to the o.tM·.Ntva.11111 ev ORDER OF THE LOCAL ministration o Estates ~J. UN111 AG£ NCY FOR MATI ON COM· A t) -n.-fitl i t f 9rantlng of the petition, -..Cy A...... MISSION Of' ORANGE COUNTY. c . ''"' pe 00 s se or you should either appear ,........,T,....._ CAl.ll'ORN1A hearing in Dept. No. 3 at at ~ hearing and state HnteaucaowCOMNUIY RICHARt>T. TURNER 700 Civic Center Drive
Dr. Atmand Hammer, Oxy's
chatcman and chief executive,
said \tooday the company's pre-
sident. Zoltan Merszei, will re·
sign to devote most of his time to
his Job as chairman and cb.ief
executive of Hooker Chemical
Corp .. a wholly-owned Occiden·
tal subsidiary.
GOVElllN!llENT OFnCIA.LS
won't say bow much the blight
bas hurt exports of Cuban cigars
but admit the reduction ts
"drastic."
Malan said Cuba is trying a
Swiss chemical, IUdomal, wb.Jch
is supposed to prevent the
bUgbl. He predicted the harvest
would return to normal this year
with the use of the chemical
Over The Counter
MASO .....
In an announcement from its
headquarters an Rockleigh. N.J ••
Volvo of America Corp. said the
cheapest Volvo. the DL 2-door
sedan, would IJ.st for $8,536, in·
eluding port and destination
charges.
Continuing stren gth of the
Swedish krona against the dollar
on foreign exchange markets
made the incr ease necessary,
Volvo said.
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written objeetions with the ~ °"""' 011111 De11v ..._ Plltll'-0r.,. ec-t O.••v Piiot. on A~t 26, 1980 at 10 :00 ~ea ) 1i.w ~.-PAL. ~ r .l.,. _'2lHf • ,. --... -* a.n>~~-..,-1'4. --, ~~h,,. "-a--""'--1~ or by ~r at· . Li~~t#n'ff . :-:1 "'i;u-~6=iici:' .... ;r'a';,~~~c:;::r,'on. •1on • s. ... ''"' ~ ~~ ~t ··os~v ~.':.~ ~~..,~f~,);~':!'11!-~'6iin"9-
torney. -you should either appear g:~1.':-.= ~ 'l:. NL ~No~~ ~ uo u•
I F y 0 U A R E A trtC'TlTIOUS IWSINEU tr1CT1nouuM111Mtss at the hearing and state .,... _,..,,lft E4 '"' 20.'7 NL "°"09 -..:11 •.t.i '" 10.ot ~ iu1 11.11 ..... STATfiMlflfT NAM.Ii STATEMENT ~ ...... ..... EaOI JIA7 Hl ,.., Ea , ,. 1'0 ~ ',. •.u Ptklr1rn Gn> • CREDITOR or a cont-,,..._....__.1,0otntw"· TI1efol_.,.__,,,o041111 111u~•· your objections or-file to1c1 otet """ ~ t1..u Nt.. = 1t0tn.n ~1n '·""'o "'"Fdtu1~s1
1-t creditor of the de-""' H "HS"' written objections with the r:= :vs~ =-.~: =t v ... i:: H~ Sell v .. 10 J1 II.JO ~ f •,£ !-!! c»89ed ...... mustflle•-ur CG.lt.,J1'7Wl/fnltfBJvll .. Sllftl• CENT\HN21All.PRO,tlO'U$11y court before the hearing. CMtVll Moft!My. ClllSM """" °"'Sec.,. Nl .,,,,~ /Ot i 1S IW4'~AM l~tt~ ~",...,,.;';" -' •-•-..... C...'2'1'04 Plf'llEHl,s.A"C,lrvtM.CA'2114 y be .... ._ °*1Fd ... UJtO HIY141 1•.t1 NL 1-ia-Nl F t1-1•u r.~ ,, .. ...,, .. clalm with the court or lrvln9 Coll Ins. 7'0U f'r••r. °"'Ve Wllll..m Sl.te>leln,,.,. la our appearance may Acom F , •• ,l ~. II.ID Nl u AIU! Lt) Nl .... ·-&.cu r-.... -:.,, present It to the personal Woodlend HUis, Coll "3M Am.9POI• A#., ,.._t.ein V•ll•Y. CA in person or by your at-ADV t,),J7 Nl ~d 'lD IO t• l'l.rl1n 11.22 Nl j1 ~ u:f: t~ =.·:::. ::.: IO~ ~ ~ U:~ 11Hl.
representAltlve appointed di::'c:!.. ~s 1' COftdu<1M bv •n •n· n7oa torney. ~:---,,_tu• NL eot.n1.i ~~ HL =' ':1! ~t ~f'CO :~ ~ MV'-fiNI'·" ....,, =~ ;tl: ;a:
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Cellfomla. The time for M9.l,tl." ... "" JMMI Pvbll"*' 0..... c-t Oeilf Pltol present It to, the person, t_a~ :..-= 1i~ • .. ,. ~ a~~~ ~ ,~ ·:::: ~ '~:: ~ =-~ ~ :t = 11:: ::t fHlftl ce.lms wlll not ••· PVBLIC NorlCE Jiii• n. n. ~ s, u • .-.J!!1• representat ve appo n ""' ...., n.a "'-" "41 u1 ....,. .:st ,_,. MWI • u• a. ,. •1111 u... ML ""'-L1' NL
plre prtar to four months 1 PUBLIC NOTICE by the court within four 'd ""' u1 ._., ~~·" 1A 1.11 ~ u.a1.~ ?!-!1, irilJ· _ .. ~.-!!!~.M.IS
f t .. · d t of th months from the date of = 'J~ 'l" FIM 1U1 MM ~ J:» '°if ' --..._._ .__ ..:~::.a:.:.,.,.. ~::::,::• trtcTtnounusiMus first Issuance of letters as ~°'""" :::; ,J :::" .. t.: :~ E,:. t.lf .,.,. "' H.,. ll: .-. t.11 ;~ a""-. l~ ltlT
YOU MAY EXAMINE Tiie .......... ....._ ...... ._,.... n. ..==~:i..o ~ rrovlded In Section 700 of Wit! Mt 1 .... HI ~GIUS ''HAI °""". ~·NL 11 ~l" ~ ~.. = ;~ .. lt.ff
tM flle Miit 111r aw court.-:&. oevl!LOttMHT coM. _.,, che11, Pr1oba1t!_ ct1ode ,of ~~t'-'11' 1• ..., H =~ = t.w ~ '::J! Lt ~ ti .ta ~ 'trl '.:• If you .. .....,. ... d In tt'9 ...,..,, • °"""'* .....,. . ......_, TM oatONs. m L«tlt. i...-a om a. ,...,. me or 10 ... ' . ~ &t:l 11,:a ,._, w..11 flM. :.J uz ... •.11 'Ui ....... "' ':I estate, fO't may flle a ,. ...... ca....,.. 9Ndl. ca.'*' ffllft9 claims will not ex· ~ :;~ .., : "'J:r ~: ~ 9',j.I ,t_: "' u.. ~~ 21.a ~ .. ;t?.l ~ Cl'Mt ..... tlle CJDUrt ton. '"*"* 1t. """"-m .,... ,.., "· ,....._ ~. 1" Locuat, plre prior to four months \lltl'lllr •.JO ttA I .n ti ~ ,,,,. 't! 11.01 ?!-! 11.lt ~ ,..ti.._.. c:ielw__...naltceoftt'9U:-:SC:-:=n..n.,..,.. ~=.c:-::.:n..,.,.,.,. .... fromthedateofthehear· ~ ~41 tz.: '1:: "~ 'J"'' ...,... a~,_ ;u~f,,.;&: 14M~ H\Venby .of -.... wts ......._ ..,....., Ing noticed above Jr.,.. ... :t 11.1~ ~·,. l.. U1Mt .. ~ ~cir.: ~ ~ 1.11 ..._ H: Ml.
and Of.__.. ... , ac-™' ==.:·::"'....,"'"".,. ™':a..,~~ .. _.,. vou MAY EXAMINE =:. ft::f3~~ ,:fl ..... J'a:. ~ L. ~~ ~•w.r IM"',,.'-&;it.ir.~
counts and reports c-ty Clef11 '1f 0r-. c-y Ill c-tv c .... 11 .. 0r-. c-ty Oft the me kept by the court. =-~ .. 1 r ::::i :t $.Al 't: ==" ::: 1tl :: ~._9. 4lllUbd In Section 1200 ....,.. t, ,_ ~ 1.""' ,.,.., If you .,. Interested In the "~ -rlt' ".., we ..._ •: u.. w tut i.n "" • ~.
flf tM Cefffamla PtcANte ,_.....°"""'a.et Oeltv~ '"'*....., 0r.,,.. c:--o.itv Piiot estate. vou rNY file• re--: ;;;a. l: ~ oi;:t H e.Tr J1: 1~ !;! Ml. t:~ ::t ,a.J ~
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Cefve splcfal notfce of the A:;g:: t'~" It'' Ml~ i =: rn =...:c ~ Ml. a...aJ· •-.. M ... , a. "18UC NOl'ICS PV8LIC NOTICE Inventory of estate assets "•• 'm 't • 't !H! :t ~ . flt\. .,... • ... l'C: -. a... ,. .... '-~....._~.ca. and of the petitions, ac· ,.,.II~· • fl.1i ""' "" • it ~C ..: 3~ g.:· "Mt =""' " ...,, .. ._..,... ":::."::=::' ~n,.:.U:::r" cou nts •nd reports :::=... t ''·" ''Ju. -..; ~: a.u ;. '!-!? illillll" 31j'l:tj n. ...._ ..,_ ,. .... ....._ ni. ....,.. "9'WI 1,....,...... described In Section 1200 ~ OrW8I ,:! ~"'" ii",f Ji 1HI 'ti" ' .tfi . t'&..._ ,tf, 1 ,.......~ Clllllt ~ -·1 ........ of the C•llfoml• Probate • '· l i· 4li K. j 1::1 7 :"" · a.I Ull ~ n.Jt 1
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Cloel'ltl Price•
NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
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STOCKS/BUSINESS
Dow Jones Final
Down 1.28
CLOSING FIGURE 929.78
Forecasters
See Upturn
8 y JOHN CUNNIF ..
AP ·~-•A••h\I
NEW YORK -Whale it still might tum out to be the
second worst recession •o nce the Great Depression of the
1930s, the current downturn 1s already bcmg written off by
some allegedly far-seeing seers
This. of course. as <1n anC'1«>nt hchav1orcsl trait of so-
called economic observer-.. They love to anl1c1pate. They
spent two years telhn~ us a r<><'C">saon was coming: now
they are telling us an upturn•'> on the way.
mERE IS PRESTIGE IN calling the turns. a nd
money too. It pays to ~o out on a hmb. because if you hap..
pen to be r ight you l"itn forl'vn after advertise the Cart
And l.f you are wrong. )'OU CJn help people forget.
0 , One v.el l -known economic
forec·astl'r h('lps that process along by
m ean ... ur has own poor me mory. H
events trap ham up he merely adJUSts
the rN·ord ;rnd advasC's h is c lwnts: "As
I told )nu"" months ago. ·
Tht•r1• 1s another clash of seer who
fori•t•asts nril for money but for politics. ·
and V.t' an· \CClng plenty Of that tlk 10
lht' past f1•w wcck~ They a re an in·
dom1t<ibl1· ~ort . always trying to offset CUM••"" m tSt'ry with ho1>t·
Are Wl' in a rC'l'Css1cin" W1 •ll. 1l'.., h<ird to deny it. but
)OU can try Isn't 1t really mor<' <'tvtl1u'ff to say. a~ d id G.
Wilham Mi ller . trea!>ury ~ccrctury, that :·we 're formrn1:
th<.' bas ls fo r a recovery? ..
SO MUCH HAS BEES MADE OF the distant re -
rnvery, and so little of lh« 1mmedlat<' r<'ccssion . that some or the less publtc1u·d but pnhap<, more i-ducated and pro-
found economt!>L.., drf' r<':.c-t1n~ v.1th v. arntng!>
"There 1~ an uncomfortJblt· h•vcl or euphoria floating
through the hot !>ummer atmO'>phcrl'," say~ Richard Ncn·
rwman of Gtrnrd Trw.l
lie call-. · 'i1 mpllst1<·
:ilrt·ady on lht "'·Jrt•
th•· not 11111 that the recession 1s
( \f;U "" f\ II l'-1"")
f'ha'>.-Ma nhattan
IL111k 1·c-onom1sb are
ll"ll1ni.: l'ustomer-. this
v.1·1·k that claim~ or the
r •'<'1•..,..,1on·~ end arc un-
l •i u n 11 .. 11 Whtie t h e
"''>r'>t m:iy hav1· pac;i,cd.
thl'y say. the cronomv v.111 v.1·,1kc-11 throughout the year
Claim.'> that lh·· "'''r"t hJ', l>J..,st·<.l are ofte n base<! on a
<..light nse in Jun.· r•·t .11l .... Jlt"'>. J n se 1n hous1ni.t starts. and
an rncreaM· in the 1nJ• x 1,r lead.mg econ1~m1c indicav1r<,.
BUT, SA \'S (ti \~• .• ''THESE ar<' tender reeds on
v.h1ch to ba'>t· th•· ti.Jim that a recovery I'> under way.·
Fur ooe lhmg. th•·..,·· 1nd1calors could continue rising for
months before th1• 1-c onom y reached where 1t was.
As a matter or r ,I( I. -.<1mc or them say. thP f)Qpular
m1>jSUf"e5 11f t'<"<J111J11111 ... trength declmed so fas t during lalt-
'IJrlng and e:irlv summer that they couldn't continue in
lhJt din.'ctlon wiw;ut a total rollapse.
Pubhc pcrttplJon too nught be playing a role in ~
euphona When. for example. a level-headed economist
says that. yes. he c:in stt some Light ahead. he doesn·t
al wa\~ mean todJc;count the 1mmedlate problem s. A~ interpreted. ho""e\f'r lhe fact that he sec~ light 1.
\·1ev.ed as an opt1m1~t1<' '>t<ilement In ~OmP m st.ance-;
what he reaJly meant was that. no. this recession isn't thi-
end or the W()rlt1 . but 11 '!. real bad
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Top of the World Club an lhe new NBC-TV daytime drama which appears on Channe l 4
at 2 p.m . Shanna Reed appears as Terry
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Public TV P-roject Staroed .for Funding
By PETERJ. BOYER
L OS ANGEL E S <AP>
Public television's stout line of
co rporat e be nefa ct or s , s o
generously supportive of the
arta on PBS. bas withered in the
face of a project not as easy to
get behind a.s "Live F rom Lin·
coln Center."
As a n?Sult. PBS' 13-hour Viet·
nam saga, tracing the Vietnam
War through the 1975 American
evacuation, bu gone begging
for funds. The ambitious and
worthy series may still be made.
if help arrives. but it will ll)(ely
emerge an abridged vers1onort.be·
original vlsioo.
subject matters, such as the
Equal Rights Amendment.
NOW THERE IS the chan re
that the European partners, un -
able lo wa it indefinitely fo r
WG BH to raise money. may
drop out.
B ut the really interesting
aspect of WGBH's problems 1s
the di.sinclination of PBS cor·
porate patrons -such as Exx·
on, IBM, Xerox and Arco -to
help out.
"We all knew this would be a
t o u g h o ne f o r co r pora t e
Am e r ica." s ay s WGBH's
manager for news and public af-
fairs. Peter McGhee. "We knew 1t
THE PllOJEcr, produced by would be the last part of the polity
station WGBH in Boston, in wanting to t.a.lk about Vietnam.
tended to dissect that American But wedidt.hi.nktherewas a small
•'The ch ief opera t ing of-
fi cer <Howard Kaufman ) of the
company nixed 1t ." according to
a source connected to the pro-
posed series
"I don't know why he said no.
but apparently there's an a p-
prehension that a program
about Vietnam would be as
d1v1sive as the war itself."
Kaufman was not available
for comment. but an Exxon
spokesman said. "I can't believe
a decisioo like this, on one pro-
gr am . would go to that tugh a
level <Kaufman)." The official
reason Exxon gives for not gomg
in on the project is that the co m
pany i.s doubling its support or
PBS fine news series. "The
Mac Neil-Lehrer Report." to Sl
m i llion ann ually next year.
"precWdlng our support of other nightmare, displaying Its many~ groupwhobadenougbfailhinthe
::;,4).~1~f~~~~~~~~~~..t~!\t;t>
ea1er to comprehend lbf! whole. WGBB THOUGHT IT bad
~'9blit6-tnl~r~l.-~JU'a,~~· 1-J:•'J'---A;•," A!;...,;'..·-~~, .... .,'V'IP' •\
PBS fundin9 Ls always a pre-found its corporate hero in the
carious art, but the foundation of Exxon Corporation. Exxon
tbls project's deal seems usually prefers to fund in the
especially compJu and fragile. area of the arts , "Great
WGBH bu a deal with three Perfonna.oces," and such. But
Cable master
Wms Tammy European TV networks -in· to the surprise of WGBH, Exxon
cludinl ATV lD England, which "said they wanted to do it," ac· SAN FRANCISCO (AP)·-Ted
. co-produced the ~nt~versial c:ordµig to one close lo the pro-Turner . owner of tbe Cable
. ·l~~1~'C' ....;.!. ~ ·~~_,~ .. ~;.~··.; -·( · "y ...:r-~ ~'. -~ .. , \ . .: r i..;....c;-:.~-; ?.:::tt..:-:.: ;"''.:~ WGBH last year -to pr'oduce -they believed lo the proJect. first Tammy Xwaidifven t>y t.6e
seven of tbe proposed 13 they knew there were few com· Cable Television and Marketing
epbodea panies who bad t.be guts to do it. Association.
To get the project 1oing, and They saw t.bemaelw:s as ooe who Tbe Atlanta televiskMI tycoon
to keep tllole European partners would." and aportamy was booorec1 foe
Involved. WGBH eounted on a $1 The producers were excited being the pertoo "who made t.be
mUlioa pat from the Corpora· about Exxoa's interest, because most siplficant contributions
Uoa for PuMk Broadculinl (a among public TV's friencla lD big during the past year to the
total of M mllHctn la needed>. business, Exxoa b&i the repute. gl"OWlh of the cable teJevisian
CPB Procnm FllDd Dlreetor lion for "resped.lJll the creauve loduatry."
Lewta Frndman tuned clown proeeu," .. -one PBS producer He also owns the Atlanta
&M ....... &lilt ..-. ecmt...S. put It. EuoD usually leaves its Braves and Hawks and was taa tbl& CP8 Mould fund pro-beneftdariel alone. two·Ume uptain of winning
lf•lld of more contemporary Bat..,.,_ly, Enon laid no. America'aCupyacht.s.
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• NEW YORK I API -:'ltot too pt-rhaps most pro minently m its
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name. enters the derby '41th a
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telens1on m the last few )ears
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ar rangement_ , something the man knows a
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w ith him." R i ng e l s ay s .
"The re's nobody around him
who's got. a tummy He's got that
specialkindoflnfluence."
.............
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and one interested in comedy in
the IDOC"D.ing. Lett erman's pro.
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though Ringel says many seg·
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'Company' a Must
Stage
Lures
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u tbe 1U1D1Mr mUIMal at Oniailt CllMt Olllt .. -
and It 11 worth waatlu far, .a rUb ....... OM
Hwlequlin ~r Ptayboillt .. ••GfMM': a& llle top
oJ the,....., mualcal heap.
•-COMPANY'' DSP'IC'll A MQl&LOa'S lut·
vaval ln a c.'0Upl4Mlomlnated tottetJ encl ll. qwle
honestly. not lbe abow to aee U )'OU plan on ,.C.UA1
married ln th Mar f\.lt..,... '1'1M1 flve \wote>m
portrl,Yed ln iM abow t'OIM off wt\.h far more
haai"'PI than the &1n1le fellow wa.o. la truth. bu
notbinc qam1t marnat• and would Uk• to 1lve It a whirl -if ooty bl.I frit>nds dtdn't aet &~b aWful
e.xamples Sondheim's scott 1s superb -b1t ranat lyrical
worlr alnce "West Side Story.'' And the lalented
lriumverate ol dittdot John Fenacca, musJcaJ
director OaVJd Anthony and cboreotrapber Lori
Sandstrom have gwen OCC one ol its top summer
muslcfls, one thwt could hold its own on any pnr
resslonal stage . "Company" ls. more than any musical an re·
cent memory. a true ensemble pieff. Its nominal
star ls the bachelor Robert. skillfully enacted by
Michael J on Sims, but in actuality there are 14
1eading roles, all intertwined and interdependent
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8 PACE OOF. NOT PERllrr ~nltloo ot
nch andividual conlrlbuUoo, but amonc the
h1ahlh~hu •rt-Kathy l'erkln.;· trantlc explanation
v.h y 1M'1 not "Getllna Marned Today" to her
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San Duncan and her new husband. Don Correia. meet actor Dom D~Lui~ during a "Salute to Broadway" party at Les Mouches
disco lJl New York City. Duncan is appearing in "Peter Pan" on .
Br"arlway.
longtime lover; Sims and Roberta Kay in a mom-
ing-arter duet as s he prepares to wing off to
"Barcelona." and Barbara Keller's brassy, ir·
reverent I.Oust to "Ladies Who Lunch." Another
number, "Another Hundred People," has terrific
potentional. but unfortunately, Zoreene Burlin-
Greeo has difficulty making the lyrics understood.
Memorable non musiral moments include a
hilarious karate m ulch between Liz Kereisi and
Richard Rodgers und the most friendly divorce on
record between Lorn Hinz and Craig Fleming.
The peak moment an the show. however. and
th e segme nt whi c h de mon s trates Miss
Sandstrom's s uperior choreographic talent, is the
production number "Side by Side by Side," which
opens the second act. It's one or the finest ensem·
ble efforts generated on a local stage in many
moons.
C REDIT ALSO TO ANTHONY'S superb
or chestra. which does a beautiful JOb with
Sondheim's intense, driving score. defying you not
to leave the theater hummmg
.. Company" 1s a highly cn1oyable visit to the
Woody Allen Sl'Ct1on or New York . and is the ideal
selection for the r1r!>t OCC musical to run two
weekends mstcad of four l>tra1ght nights. Three
more pl'rformance'> wall be given Thursday
throu~h Saturda~ l'Vl'ntngs with an 8 o'clock cur·
tam in the t·olll'gl' <.1ud1 torium • CALLBOARD llavmg closed its last season
with a Jack Sharkey comedy, the San Clemente
Communjty Theater will open the new season in
the same fashion ... tryouts for "Meanwhile,
Back on the Couch " will be held Sunday at 1 p.m.
and Monday at 7 p.m. in the Cabrillo Playhouse,
202 Avenida Cabrillo. San Clemente .... direct.or
Monica Weatherhold will be casting for four men
a nd four women over 20 years of age, including a
grandmother .... call 496-1631 for farther de-
tails ...
Soviets Charge
Rather in Death
MOSCOW (AP) ·-The Soviet-controlled media
charges, and Dan Rather emphatically den..ies, that
the CBS News correspondent took part in the killing
of three workers while he was filming MO&lem
rebels in Afghanistan.
The Soviet news age ncy Tass on Monday quoted
the Afghan newspaper Hagigate Enelabe Sowr as
saying two members of a rebel gang who recently
surrendered to government authorities recounted
that toward the etid of March American newsmen
making a film joined the gang.
Tua went on : "In setUAg the record straight.
the newspaper says, it ~mes absolutely clear
that Rathe r , the CBS TV commentator,
participated in the murder of the three Aflhan
workers."
Between i.1ranf(ers
everythinJ< i~ possible.
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Mandrell Sets
Prison Concert
NASHVILLE. Tl•nn <APJ Country music
sin~er Mandrell will µ<•d orm ror her fans al the
Oregon State Prison.
Miss Mandrell, known for hits Like "Sleeping
Single in a Doublt-Bed" and "Ir Loving You Is
Wrong (I Don't Wanta B(' R1ghu," agTeed to
perform at the prison Aug. 26 aftt>r inmates sehl
her a letter and 10v1tcd he r to the Cac1hty. The let·
ter was signed by 1.000 prisoner...
She Will be in OrC'gon to smg at the Oregon
State Fair
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GAMBIER. Ohio <AP>
-Joanne Woodward,
aft.e r a successful movie
and televlsloo career.
says she wantll to return
to the stage because of
the challenge It offers
"J · m at the st.age tn
..
my life where I want to
conquer mountains.·•
s he said at Kenyon ·~
College, where she at, · '·
tended two productions
or the school's Festival · ••
T heater. "Where e lse
can I play Candida?"
She was referring to
her title role in George
Bernard Shaw's play or
th e sa m e name ~.
scheduled as a festival
production next sum-
me r.
Miss Woodward, a
festival board member,
was at the central Ohio
co ll ege r ot
performances of a
Shakespearean comedy
INQM. IMIOll
' "ClOH lNCOUNnM
M ,-.. 3'd KINO" " , ........ _.., ..
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Babies
By lUCllAl!L PASKSVICll __ __, .......
Little Ible Son1 alts at the edre ot • communit.y pool near bla Woodbriqe home. At 8 months of a1e. Kyte•s
Clanalina feet don't even touch the water .
llut llAnnl.na. 21, wades over to Kyle and holds out
a ~.,:O handshake ls intended. 'a arm reaches behind Kyle and poshes the youn,._ into the water.
Kyle lands face first and sin.ks a couple of feet below
the surface. Manning Just watches.
A few <Iona> seconds later, Kyle comes bubbling to
the surf ace, rolls onto his back and lets out a screech.
Kyle is close to graduation.
Kyle'1 mother. Carol, won't come away with a degree
suitable for framin" when her son's course in "reflexive
training .. ls completed. But she will come away with con·
fidence that Kyle ls virtually "water safe" if he takes a
tumble into one of the pools or lagoons that dot the Irvine
area.
He'll float, he'll cry. and he'll likely be rescued.
Manning, a lifeguard with 11 years experience and IO
certifications, including advance life support, is chief of
Uf eguard services for the Woodbridge area ..
He says he took a special interest in child water safe-
ty after witnessing a child drowning incident in Malibu
some years ago. He reme mber, somberly. that the dead
child's hands were outstretched, as if reaching for help.
Although Manning 1s an
upbeat young man who
handles the youngslers with
gentle hand and voice, he
also notes that the average
drowning occurs in water
just three feet deep. In other
words, a panicky child may
drown when death could be
avoided by merely standing
up
The 12 children enrolled in
his private course are too
small to have that advan-
tage. Averaging about 5
months old. m ost of the
cbildreJ\ have yet to take
their first unaided steps.
"It's a very condensed
course,·· s ays Manning .
··w e're trying to m ake them
safe in as quick a time as
possible."
Lessons are offered three
times per week (at $8 each>
and Manning says the
average child is ready for
the final test -being pushed
"'iito the pool while fully
clothed -by about the 25th
session.
Manning says be has start-
ed lessons with youngsters
a, young as three days old.
and recently signed up a
mother who was expecting
any day.
The initial lessons start
slowly, with Manning guid-
ing the youngsters to the
s urface and onto their
backs. His assistant, Daphne
Mccree, monitors the child's
heartbeat before and after
the dunkings to make sure
the child is experiencing no
undue stress.
Most of the time. admits Manning, "It's scream city.
That's the way it 's s upposed to be. It's a very positive
mechanism; a warning device."
Manning actu ally lowers the cJlildren into
the water while they are in the midst of a shriek, but in·
forms concerned parents that this is the best time
because it guarantees that the child is exhaling and won't
~ein water.
Recently, a construction worker near the pool took
exception to this practice. "He took one look and said if I
did it again, he'd come over and knock my head off,"
Manning laughs.
.. The reaction from the mothers has been either very
positive or very negative." he adds. ·
But the women who've enrolled their children had
nothing but praise Cor Manning, and .the program.
"It's amazing," says Carol Folkers, mo~her of a 9-
, • ~C!~tJ:i-Old student. ·~~~~~)~. ~"~1 .. ' '11..~tt'"~±-~f!~l:Z~
"Look at all these bttle kids just bobbing around."
s he adds. "I have a pool in the backyard. and no matter
whereyougo there'ssomebody with a pool.
"You can see them (kids) one second. a nd the next
one they're gone," is Mrs. Folkers' explanation for enroll·
ing her son in the course.
The same reasons were cited by other mothers and
fathers while watching Manning at work. They simply
want their youths to have a good chance of surviving in
case they fall into water.
Manning encourages the parents to spend pool t ime
with their child in addition to the lessons. Let them have
fun. he says, because when the lessons a re held. "I make
them work.''
A child who is floating face down on the water is told
to "pull, pull," by Manning. "Oh, you want a breath." he
<See WATER BABIES, Page C2l
•,
At 8 months old, Kyle Song floats to sur-
face without assistance (above) and (at
left) he 's dropped under water by instruc-
tor. Note air bubbles; he 's exhaling.
Near-drowning: Its
Effect on Victiins
By JOEL C. DON
0< -0.ty ~-SU"
The fi rst fo ur to six rrunutes are critical In a near-
drowning incident.
The victim's body suffers a series ot m~tabolic blows
that begin shortly after precious oxyg~n-is deprived~ ac-
cording to Dr. Pa ul Selecky. director of the pulmonary
division at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach.
Quick action 1s the watchword.
"It'~ much hke a carchac arr~st," he said. "As soon
as sou can ventilate the patient. the better off the patient is
goingt.obc"
After water 1s drained from the lungs. mouth-to-
mouth resuscitation should be given immediately. he
said. If possible. the emergency lifesaving technique
s hould begin while the near-d ro'A111ng \'icttm 1s sllll in the
water .
THE CONSEQUENCES of tardiness in treating a
near-drowning victim .can lead to permanent disabtlity or
even death.
Qnce the body is depnved of oxygt:n. Selecky ex· , •
.Plained. carbon dioxide builds up ln the blood .. Body
metabolism tries to ~correct the imbalance by producing
more acid ·in the blood. causing a condition known as
acidosis. , ~~,.rj!JL;··~' iit'-'~f . ~~-1 ' ··~ ' ~v~r~·r~'X~,,. ~ae~ .. tQ.. • --~~~i~2::."}~J;t.:.~;.f ~ ·
coupled with acidosis ean trigger a comatose condftioii or ·
lead to permanent brain damage.
The heart and body metabolis m may continue to
-~ . -...~·~ .. ._,....,.a-,... .,.,._ ""'A~..hJ:l,<1 t.AIJ'"'°red.._~vue .bralll-\falllage·. ne\daicL' \ ,. •'( ,,~:;--~----,....::.~·~<'
-For example. when a vi ctim is discovered lying at
the bottom of a swimming poool, lifesaving procedures
should be initiated even though the person appears dead.
SELECKY SAID NEAR·DROWNING victims have
been revived from such seemingly terminal situations.
Although the individual may not be breathing, colder pool
temperatures tend to slow down body metabolism.
permitting the brain to tolerate the lower oxygen levels
for a longer period of time. •
~m~~-----114!httllao DOtM to.a twater near-drowning victims
should see a physician even though no serious or de-
bilitating symptoms are present.
Briny water sucked into the lungs can cause a
dangerous delayed reaction 12 to 24 hours after the near-1
. drowning incident.
Called pulmonary edema, the reaction is the result of
fluid leakage into the lung~. Symptoms include difficulty J
breat.hlng, tigh~ess ln the chest, wheezing. coughing and ,
shortness ot breath. I
Although saltwater tends to draw fiuid Into the lungs, I
Selecky said pulmonaf)' edema occasionally can occur in
uealawater aear-drownln& inci<1f1ts. .
· Pulmonary edema can be a Uf e-threatenln.g situatiori.
he stressed.
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• • Water Babies r • •
ellfotee. Dia =:· Jed&• J.t:.T. aaawr and Wa.Kn 141.
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There'a no bettel' place ror a picnic
than ~illcr Puk tn L•J\Dl• Beach .
The ~ ooa&tUne lA dotted w1lh UlUe
1ra11y areu where y~ can It and
watth the! 1un toet .tb you e!VOY fneods
and &ood food The Irvine Muter Chorale did just
that Sund&( evenin1 before attending
Utie Paaean ol lhe Masters.
Chort.Je member BeUy Jloeltea. with
her partner Nu Moore <the wife of
chorale member Tem Keett), who are
partners In a caterine business .
prepared a aourmet feut. The 100
gu~ata feuted on French country· pate.
brte clleele, fresh frv.Jt tarts. vic.bysaoiae
and ConUab aame hens.
There also was plenty of good
champal(ne to toast the evening with.
St•• CH~raa, chorale president,
and his wile, Mary, brought their own
picnic table, a portable model that
Coc hran Inherited fro m h is
grandparents.
Alto enjoyln1 the "enchanted
evenlq" were Jeny ........ ••ry
aad Pllalllp LT-., Bo'-Lann with
aHdl Warmt.1&oa, alt• aM N•rm
lll•Jer. Cu.a Oedlacer. 8W ud ••rte
Keeler and BW Keeler wttb llaWen
Nonu.
The cbonle's new aeaaon bectm Dec.
12 with Its tradi tional Christmas
pro1ram. Under the dJreetion of ,,...
AJeaudel'. the chorale wiU perform the
"llap,iftcat" by Ralph Vau.cbn Wllllaml
and Cluilt.mucarob.
Other rreat works in the seuoa will
be Rachmaninoff's .. Veapera,"
Janacek's "Slavonic llus" ud Berm·
eea.•a ~· :J: Ne. a "&adlrh " For Cket · ormation write to P.O.
Box 2301, Newport Beach. Cali!. 921663.
~
Joelee• Kab~. a graduate of
tr-vine Hith Scbool, was first runner·up
in the Miss San sei California
competition at the Beverly Hilton Hot.el.
The pageant was held to select a
Japanese-American teen.age queen.
Amoog guests at the pageant were
U.S. Sea. S.I. Hayakawa and James
Elavell, author of the best -seller
"Shogun."
Miss Kubo r eceived a Sl,000
scholarship and a $400 cash priz.e.
~~
Mr. ucl Mrs. Robert Allan of La Jolla
were among guests of Mr. ud Mrs.
Clement L ~b of Newport Beach
during opening week festivities at Del
Mar Thoroughbred Club.
( .......... Cl)
says to ooe chUd who is still at the begtnnins stage. He
turns him over.
Eventually the chlld will be conditioned to "pull" -use h1I arms and legs -and turn face up without help. ••When they're ready for the final toss from the one·
meter-high board, you actually can see them begin to
tum to the s urface before the legs and feet hit the water,"
s ays Manning. •'That 's how quick their reflexes are.
But Manning_ does have words of caution for parents
interested in iifailng Thefr child water-safe.
"It's only been in the la.st several years that people
have begun to seriously look al th.is type of program,"
says Manning.
As a result! ''there isn't a great deal of knowledge"
about the proper handling and monitonng of water·bound
babes.
He. urges parents to "really know their instructor"
and suggests they check into the teacher's background Cor
advance life support q ualliication.
That's important, he says, because there are no state
restrictions or guidelines preventing a minimally·
qua lified lifeguard from working with babies.
··1rs not as easy as it looks," says Manning.
TIDle With the Kids
"We shouJd spend more lune with
the chikiren ... I told my husband the
other day. ··rn a few years they'll be
gone and we'll rattle around in thls
empty house wishing we had t.aken
the time to sat down and find out how
they felt about things .. their hopes
. . their amb1t1ons wh at are
you smiling about., ..
··1·m still back a t the part on
rattling around tn the house. Do you
know I shaved the other morning
without steam on the mirror and
nearly scared myself to death-t"
"Children need the companionship
or an aduJt."' I continued. ''That very
s pecial relationship in the formative
years whe r e you listen to one
another. advise, assess. mold values,
exchange ideas and points of view.
We don 't even know bow they feel
about We."
"Get on w1th it. What are you
s uggesting?"
"You should take your son fish.mg
and l'IJ have the weekend here alone
with our daughter That way it's a
one-0n-0ne s1tuaoon where we really
get 1nt.o the meanmgful stuff · ·
Erm•
···•~le
Later. as she tore out the froot
door . I tugged al her sleeve and
asked, "You wanta tell me how you
feel about We, ..
·Tm for 1t ." s he s aid simply,
pecktng me on the ch~k.
The next morning, sbe slept until
noon and at lunch she wore a pair of
headphones and a blank expression
to the table. I was relieved when my
bu!>band and son pulled into the
drweway. "How dJd you make out?'·
I asked.
o.11, ~ s ...... ,..,....
Last week. as I watched Cather and
son load up all the gear into lhe
four -wheel drave, a lump came into
m y thro at Wh e n they left the
driveway. l called to my daughter
lie smiled triumphantly "Ir I do
so )' so myself, at was one of my
better performanres I talked about
.1a lues lll truS life and how sometimes
1t "'as hard not to become ta lilted by
v. hat LS going on 1n the world around
u~. but we are a family and 1f we
stirk together. thl're isn't anything
'IH' r an l do I talked a bout rums and
goals an lJfe and how you had to be
patient and sometimes compromise
a nd you know . all the bnltiant
things a kid will remember has father
~a) ang for the rest or his life "
AT CIRCUS-PADAINO BEAR WITH
Neal Rickner, Robin Rucker, Jens
Am lie
GOURMET PICNICKERS IN LAGUNA BEACH
Darrel and BettJ Stuckey (left), Dovie and Lerry Gordon "Whatya want" I'm on lhe phone ··
She was on the phone for more than
Heartsick, Cheated Lonely, Too
DEAR ANN
LANDERS · J am
s barln1 this problem
with you because It's
more than I can handle
myself.
My husband is a truck
driver. He told me last
night he had an affair on
has last trap because he
w as "lonely." He said 1t
was strictly for sex a nd
had nothing to d_o with
hi s l ove f or me .
Apparently the gum was
getting to him. and he
wanted lo get it oif hJ$
chest
W e can all benefit
from readi,ng about the prol>Jems of others -
and your solutions often
prove helpful. There is
no s uc h t hing as u
u n iqu e s i t ua ti on .
Somebody, somewhere.
h as the ide nt ica l
problem. So what's the
deal? -ROYAL OAK
COMPLAINT
DEAR R.0.C.: Those
"Confldentials" are for
readen wbo need advice
bul dOD't. wa•t their
problems to appear lD
the paper for fear they
mlgbl be recopbed.
Tben dlett are folk.a
wlM» caa't take • cbuce
on a leUtt comlae to t.be
hoaae because other
members of the family
"open everything." Now
tllat yoa kllOW t.be facta,
I ltope t.be Coafldeatlals
· . ......,,~/, (.
' . ·'
. '"" ~n11d•~rs
won't~ so irksome.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS. My fiance
and I have run mto a bag
problem. If we don't get
at settled. there may not
be a wedding.
W e both live an
Colorado. My par ents
live here also. Most of
my relatives and friends
live in California. My
I feel heartsick and
cheated. When he's gone
l a m lonely, too. but I
wait for him. I keep
wondering about the
det ails. How did be meet
the woman? Where did
they go? What was said?
What does she look like?
Who m ade the first
pass? And then the big =~~~r::l~e~f~h d~~~ ·~ ~~~!!_~<; !
~~r;t h:~o:~·t ~:n:a~k ,1 ::·~~~~ w-.... ~ ...... ~ ...... c ... ..,
about it. I sUll love-him. •.. ~ STUIMO ART. WHm LACE • llG&fCY
but the t.errible hurt will '1' ALSO: A MUlTITUOl Of WIOOIHG ~IFTS!
f1ance's mother lwes in
Missouri. but all bla
pa ls and other relatives
live in New York. So -
we are righting about
whe r e t o h a ve the
wedding.
l want 1t LO Colorado.
He s ays this would be a
hardship for his fa mily
and friends and that I
am being unfair . New
York iS his choice. What
d o you think ?
NEVER A BRIDE?
DEAR BRIDE: It is
c ustomary for the
wedding w take place in
th e city where the
woman aad ber parent.
live. For yoa, tbil
meau Colorado. Ualess
your nance iA paylDg for
t.be wedding -Hd yoa
didn't say be was -be
s b1>uld defe r to your
wishes.
I/ you haoe an rtnn /or
Jlappening1. und 11 to
Judith OUml at the Daa.ly
Pilot. P.O Bor 1560, Costa
M e•o . 92626. or coll
'42-0?J.
fi ve hours •
As she was showenng, I fell to my
knees and yelled under the door, "Do
you want lo talk about anything•"
··ves," sbe yelled back. "Do you
have a clean pair of pantyboM?"
.. What d ad he s ay~ .. I as ked
l"H ' 1 l t.'<iJ )'
· ;"l;ollung lie :,Jept all the way up
and back.'"
( Horoscope )
By SYDNEY OllAU
WED~AY,AVG.,l ..
ilEl8 (March 21-April 19); Tum oo charm. •
be diplomaUe -then you set your way. especially
m deallnl with relatives. .
TAual18 (April 20-May 20): Define meanings,
see places and people devoid of clouds of sell·
deception. Hane oo to your money!
GElllNI (May 21·June 20): You can play
"power gaine." Ileana astro&ocical and numerical
cycles are b.llh -clttumstaDces fall into place.
CANCD (Jane 21-July 22); You Calo recocni·
tioo, pcmible profit from project you tboucht bad
been ''buried.·' •
LEO CJuly ZS.Aue. 22>: cau "out ol t.be ~ ...
leads to pleasant encounter. Avoid e.xtravaaance. LOlaA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Open Li.Des of com·
municatioo -a.sit questions, correspond, refuse to
be discouraged by apparent dm.anCe or languqe
barriers.
SCOaPIO COct . 23 -Nov. 21>: Die bene.th
superficial layers -you can fLDd answers wblcb
lead to "pot of gold ...
SAGITl'A&IUS (Nov. 22-0ec. 21): Go slow.
avoid legal commltments -satisfy curiosity, un·
load • barrage of questioa.s. But do not give away
your band.
CAPmCOaN <Dec . 22.Jan. 19): Study Sagit·
taraus messa1e; you 1et needed material.
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SUMMER
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Museum Field
Competitive
By JOYCE L. KENNJ:DV
Dear Joy~: I •m majoriag la ar1 history aocl
am interested In museum work. Wbat Jobe are_
uallable!
-G.R., Springfleld, Mus.
Compet1t1on for Jo bs 1n the nation's S.SOO
museums is fierce and pay for all but directors of
the best-known is low Still. for those with ad-
vanced degrees in relatec;t disciplines -art his-
tory. anthropology, folklife studies or zoology. for
example -the field offers creative use of strong
academic backgrounds.
While in a small museum one person may play
sever al r oles. larger museums divide JOb
categories mto six specialties. Curators are ex-
perts in the academic discipline of the museum's
collection. They research and wrlte. acquire and
care for obJect.s. Educators create and implement
the m useum's educational progr ams. Registrars
organize data and documents in museum borrow·
ing and lending, insurance and so forth.
CONSERVATORS KNOW ROW TO preserve
and restore valuable and fragile objects. Exhibit
designers translate curat orial and educational
staff ideas into esthetically pleasing. carefully
p lanned exhibit ions .
Museum directors pro"( J vide financial and ad-CAREERS
ministralive leadership. I A 1978 survey, the ..__ _______ ...,,_
latest available. by the
American Association of Museums reveals the bad
news in median salary levels for museum pro·
fessions: curators. $14 .475; registrars. Sl0.978:
educators. $12.600: exhibit designers. $12,487 . con-
servators, $14,050: directors, $20,525.
Some enter the field through muse um training
graduate programs . Jf you decide oo th.is ap-
proach. be sure the program you c~ is affiliat·
ed wtth a museum. has a faculty experienced in
museum work and offers an internship experience or al least six months .
Museum photography ts rarely classed as a
discipline requiring highly specialized skills, ac·
cording to Lowell Kenyon. executive director of
the International Mus eum Photographers Associa-
tion m Washington. D.C. Still , he says, "An inept
m useum photographer can ruin a fine painting."
REQUIREMENTS TO WORK IN TIDS field:
good photographic skills. knowledge about lb~ con·
ser vation of museum objects and experience
gleaned either by starting out as a .mus~um techni·
cian or by servmg a n apprenticeship or mtemshlp.
Be<>ause learning situatfons are scarce, the as-
sociation will try to help place compete nt photo-
gra phers m appropriate museum settings. For in-
formation, contact Kenyon at Box 30051. Bethesda
Station. Washington. D.C. 20014 .
READER SERVICE Individuals anttresttd in
miueum career-s can obtom o free BQ.page booklet. com·
piled by the Sm1thson1Q11 /n.rtltuhon, thal lists museum
studies progTams in the US. and abroad. Send a
po11tcard request for "Museums'' to Joyce Lam Kennedy
at Box 1560. Coata Mesa 92626 ___ ------
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_. -~ P'edt>.-.. ,. u ~==~;;::;::~ _ ,,..!!_ ••. ! Made for entertaining. Large 52'x130' Houain(I AC't of ltH • lot with complete privacy. Den. 2
wlMeb malll ~ lllq•l to MIWPOIT .. ~~~-~--a4verllae ··any pr•· DUPUX COSTA MISA hedrooms with oversize closets and 2
fereace. lJmltatlon, or 2 llnll• 00 fee land. G~ SAV•:R, Neat 3 • b al~ s . ~o r k s.hop off garage. d•~rlmlnatlon MMd oo ,,.., rrocn parit. Near bdrm. 1 bath bum• Spoc1ous·lighl·br1ght. A happy home race.~. reb._ion. M'll. ~b. ba 6 abop~q cloH to Harbor ShoppLnl and aJ I for Sl79,500. !:t!u~~o°".='ateoran; ~~at D>&.ooo ·v• ~~u r:~,· ~ch~~i WISUY M. TAYLOI CO.. llALTOIS
uch preren.onc('. bm1ta COl.ll'le i Only 1110.000• Z 111 S-Joaqel ... aoed
tJon.ordtlc"minaUoo .. OOOllSTOllACH a..o. .. yPNp. MIWPOIT CINTEI, NJ. 644-4910
1'ha newwpaper -.tu not 2 a Ouplca. Owner • ...._.
knowinflY accept any motivated Open lo •671-7060•
ad ver l st n a Io r rt' a I c: rt' a l' v e "o an c 'n g. -!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ---------.ie which la an vtola PO&Stbly UtUe or no cub. ..;;;
taon al the law W1ll lrade property boat · car · or ,., 1248.000.
NtYATI
EASTSIDI ISTATI
Fabulous remodeled, re,
f\Jrtjshed 2 Bdrm 2 balh --------1 EveeS48-07LS associated aa<>IS: A.,........,.. townhome. Pool. 1pa,
.._.. ct.di te.elr .. private yard. encloeed 2
cWy -=:. car garage. Assum e
-I-• :::.. 9•.,-;;, k>an. Only $87.90o.
•-• -•-AC1 DOW! Call 546-23l3
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Creal investment won·;I~-~~~~~~a!••!..,~ tto.Mt for S. last. call 963--6767 l
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.se1>11rate apt bt>tund the . 642·56 71 garage. Eai.y RV acc~s SELL idle 1tt>ml> with a bf. 122 ud pnced for qwck sale _E~ly Pilot Cla!ls1r1_!d Ad. .._ ______ ..
w seller ass1Wd hn:mc
1ng <Ally ~2.0W 7$1·3191
4=SE LECT
I PROPERTIES
C.M.Cottog.
Cute 3 bt.-<lroom horne
with huge stone fireplace
ancl formu I dinani: Good 1 localJon near the b4:ach.
A.'>l'oumc f'XISt1n~ lo~ IO·
ten :i.l loan Pull pncc
SOl.500 Cd II 556· 261iO
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I PROPERTIES
.oaAMS DOM"T LAST
and neither do eieaanl
homes Lille this beauty. 4
BR. spac fam r m • pro(
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guarded comm Prlv.
tenni s & poo l &
brealhtak1ng ocean.
barbor. mounlalll & city
b l!hlll vie ws 1$15.000.
Call today 979·5370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
MllAYCRIST'S
IESTYALUE
Thas Ivan Well1 built
spacious 4 Bdrm 3 bath. 1
level luxurious home
Wlth formal duung. big
farruly room & sparkltng,
cool pool. 3 car garage. A
rare value Only $272.000.
Call today I 64e-717J
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SUGAI M SPICE
and everytblng nice in
thl1 clean. attracllve
JSR. 2BA home. Nicely
land1caped w /lots of
curb appeal 1113.900. ~ 979-S370 DOW
MIWPORT HltGHTS
..X.W/YllW
3. units. Forced f.o sell.
Only 1225.000. 646-7171
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den/study. Upgraded with quality neutral tone carpets, drapes,
mirrored· doors and cu1tom
hardwood cabinets. Fantastic golf
course and nlgbt Ught views. Two
private patios on golf course.
1179,SOO
Penthouse ''San Mateo" model 2
bedroom corner unit. Hlghly
upgraded in earthtones. Fabulous
~olr coune view. Community PoOI
and tennis. S178.000
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2515LCoeetHwy .• C.... .. Mw
675-5511
SPYGLASS HILL
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Ro and separatP an IJ11o
quarters, It won't la'lt
long al $.149.500
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Beautiful Broadmoor
Plan IV . h1chly up ~ i Bdrm, 2 Vt Ba.
t>lega nl pool and spa
Absolute prn &C\ and
qWli $625.0W
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EAST~DE BARGAIN!
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master su1lt', 2 bathll.
cozy k11cheo w bar
Bnclt fireplace. 2 car at
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room1 2 SI ) 11/t'wly re Mesa Verde·s r1nest
deoorall'<I & remodeled ellale. ! 4 aiant bd.mu. 2
lut.cheo. ~h carpellnsi baths. family room.
et<'. Cl~ to the 1&nd.. st.one fireplace. COUlllry
$153.500 k1tc:htn Ut1hly room llf'QBS IEALJY lh.111e pnvatc com er lot ..,., Pn<.'t' SJH.950. Call now!
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THE HtVINE COMPANY
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You'll love this hu ge duplex : 3
bedrooms. 2 bath home with a 2
bedroom. I bath rental. Good income
or combine the two and have a S
bedroom home. Charm and congestion
free• Thev don 't <a nd can't) build
them like this anymore. $435.500.
REALTORS,675-6000
2443 U.t Co••t Hl9hwa11. Coro•H• del Mar
WE HAVE 3 6 OF THE BE.ST LISTINGS IN TOWN
CiJ Coldwell Ban~er
WHITE WATER VIEW
Totally r emodeled in Cameo
Shores. on lush canyon. steps from
prJvate b<>a<'h. Master suite with
larRe drcssi n~ area & s pa. Plus 3
a dditional view hedroo m s .
S788.000. FEE' Call Frank Sennes. ora.. WIDHfSOAY 12-4
Ill MILFOID
' IN NEWPORT CENTER~
• 644-9060
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home located on water w/pier and
sJip for 60' boat. 3BRS. 3 baths. -
dining rm. den plus high beam
c e i l i n g s i n I i v i n S?· r o o m .
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leasehold. Donna Godshall 644-6200. '~·56) .
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WftJ. DCHAMM
this lovely Sandpiper model -4
Bdrm and 2~ Ba home ln
Spyglass Ridge -Harbor View
Hllls. Large enclosed pool. Wood &
peR noors In the family room &
kitchen. Would like to exchange tor another home in Corona del
Mar. Newport Beach or lrvlne .
1355.000.
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546-2971 Agewt. upgraded Condo, almost GU uvt :.1dence Sec. R8lf'. U · from ISllO, terms avail. Corona Highlands 4 Br ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I new, very, very nice, <'I us 1 v e b e • c h & Mr . Ta b b. a g l . Jba. 11 bckyrd. G reat = j •5'" r .. -... Da.:htVIMl Newly decorated on tee clubhou..-.e. Every nn. a TI.,.HM21 fam home Arces." lo pvt. COMFORT•ILE pool, acun1, tennis, .., u~ land. Owner extremely magmf1cent vu C~T . b l'h Sl200t mo. Agl
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the good lire S129.9SO. 4 Bdrm +4 ba with D.t unit. l BR. l Ba, 546-9522 You may never stt ~ ~:uru ' 6 ;fubb:~~;:" O<'ean v iew, pri v 4t1·
5'.S-9481 formal dining. Mapolia comm pool 6 tennis. IAYflOtM'T CONDOS like •l agai.n, .. .SOO ·VA <>woes-hu built bis bom~ ~ache6. Avat.I Sept b l Owner aaya Hll. Un· & FHA terms. 3 br. 2 ba. b v Sl750 mo 760 9402 &Indlanapolls. lltt,SOO. dennarbl al 170,000. ly'eusetter Ho..1 Supe r s tarter home. near '/. ery rare op.. --
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Vifw. patio. pool. ex· s br, ram rm. pool. ap.. OPENSAT/SUN1·5 include : air cond .. Mallle"-t --••••••••••••••••••• 642 s2!io · u~lae room. under Pl'QJC2800sqtl.willhelp 2U581Subu.rblaLn. ~ ..... IM pragedooropener and ForS. 1100 H>ltLIASI · ---
1-!round parking. SJ700 ria. SUI0,000. Prtn. Only $15>.000. No ~ualifying, ••••--••••••••-•• much IDOre. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS Pnme view .
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MMall. Seacliff 4 BR 2 Ba, awi-home. Spacious family Salesll '*PMomlrv·ce opeAo daily Newport Beach. Sl0.000 DelatHotSpnop OttoraLOrs hom..-v.11h ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ..::..:::...=.;:.:;.;_ _____ -l ken livina r~z formal room aod tivtu room. ~ " Ille ve .. " TI4-33'7·31S4. 213-371-~?2 ~ and 360 cktc ocean l•--------lllj di.oi.o1 rm, witn 1a1ooa many extras l n th la Unlveratty Drive. Vlt'W Ask10g 12100 mo tWt.orHlcJltl•dt OH.OLFCOURSI poolandbar-spa,sunkea beauttrully decorated ---Mobile Home Ad1alt ~~~~~~~~~I lea s e F or mo r e :~~':r:b~ 3 lldrm 2\.'a bath cmtom Orepit., w/sea~. Just home. SJI0.000. Auume ~~T'Sl~SJ' 3 pi.ark. 28r, encloaed COleOSHAll PQrtJ<'U.lars phuc\t-Ste\l' -home _11..,, yard home. pnvate COW"t.Ya.rd elf the beach. a1k t.o e:xiatJoa loan. b or mNe.wporr.t .8 lanaJ, a«.ao view, pvt SI o.-o ... .t m 1373 ......_ .. ... entry, lar&e lot, 3 patios, sch ools and shopping. a, one e beach. pool. R.elocahnll. -rv ---
andplent.y offndl trees. e lectronic i ecurily Owner.96CM036 IDOst convenient loca mu.st sell S20.500. Call Only 12.000 dwn •It'!> MeM 3224
S1MlOO. "4·'7020 system, smoke and fire lions. Priced to sell this yours + )OU wtll have -••••••••••••••••••••• alarma, wood panel~ lrY-. 1044 wee k. Only $269,000 499-4847 g!W'ant.tt to uttlange HE'WHUGE? Br 3 Ba
den, VanLual wall cover ••••••••••••••••••••••• '#"~LEER.E. 77 Nomad. 8'JL32'. Sa-.c w 1Hawa11 . Puerto TocalprlvacyAq•et
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atrium. as seen from THILAKIS Pnced for Immediate escrow des .. 1139.soo CorooadoPerunsula San Diego Country GETTING FIDUP he sale at $1» 000 3 bdrm. 2 oa Chanel Qt.ateg Ramona ana t.breeoltheot rrooms. M.agniliceot 2 Bdrm 1\'J ,..., .... ,ON· R;.. .. ,TY tm-5830,64()..8146.Agt. 1 ho ...... 40, L R r ba n~IMES Handsome cathedral Ba town.borne complete--ic..ru. -root me '""' Super 38 . 2 ull th.s. ~ 1 ceilings. 11 pac 1 ous l)' upgraded t h rout . ___ ..:.;*;...:..;473..;..;.,;1 __ --.1 UdoTrocltlowl shaped dock for 2 boat.s. BUI LDERS M 00 C:L MA.ICES MOVING
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pkaw A\all lWP' U 1'116 6'13-0.'13 ~r. 2'b4I Bil.Ii., c:bhwhr ceramic tile. entry & T o wnh ouse w 1th
J unt' I) 1600 I m o 2 br 1 h.1 11·<1 l" df'd1. l't milt' tk-ac h Adil.,, kttch. plantit\1on shut rei.poo11 1ble work 1n.:
~~w.ter. ~~ or Be >~1~0:,.1'. Ex MO PREP~
traordrnary potel'IUal It PEHALTI
NEW PO O~::c: I:: AN )OU bkc to work at th1· rtEAL ESTA'fEU wow m ~Brtr )41*'7 rarµon, i1du1t, nopt"h ~~I .. $3!15 mu kr'> Kefn.:,trashcomv Female Pool Jacuu1 beacb With a fUlUttTlill:i nNANCt~·--fo:Xclu,)IH! ~Ultl' nl'ar Ua:r I!'. IT' •l36 54().~ -Woa't tau Nl'wpu rl
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Be •tot bu, •all.. to
Bachdi'ir Ap• bt-twt'e-n ~ ruu ,..,~h dn Adil\ No liak-= Newport to~t.1 &13 o.n pet.:. S87S 640 )667 Iv !.1e.a area 675 3247 .aod lloiaK 11~ •Q ft WALK EK" Lt:t: R.t: ___!!.1~4~1 !5'.!42-~~~L
UlJ\ " JJll'I Scrwo. Vr · ~a Sl.200 mu 6314l7!1 or Ad - --•••
•LY6,642-430024hn. Hou.i.eclun1ng S-=rv1ce Mra•; II&. T,,..!ll. beach, t oJWo. puoJ •P.. I} ~ m nm •. :r11 .uoo
Avatl Au,i l lll001mo I C-. Mfte 1724
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1124 ....••••••..•......•...
3 Br T tiWh hu'°"t" Ol'Wh
dt'rur IC•.. pd 1·nf h it
pr Nilu pool t.42 ~J
(.lulet. cool. 2 Br Garage-.
!>'XII, »dulh, no peb
s.izs 642 i340 18-0 1 II
l))th S t . Nl'wp ort
1~12'llb
Fem t.o •hr 2br homt' u\
ln1oe 1250 m o t'\'l'r
)lh1nR IO C I M ar l.
54-4~
with $4500 worth offl<"e Deedl 5 ~1.aprnent Must sell d~ ••••••••••••••••••~ , -
to other busint-5, If) Saftte.r' ...... c.;. r 7b.2 ~ort.o lt.44
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ba tn a <'Onv n1t·o1 lex
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A.LL UTJl.JTU~ PAID
2 8r I buth Apt l\lt-ll'l~
decor <;•a pd l'nch1d
PT J,.tOOl Adil.II M2 WJJ
• 1 & ? IR P1110 Ap11.
• 01\hWHhen llo 88Q •
• Poul & Rec. Room
• Gudt n l•nd~1n9 2 Br l ''t 8.1 Townhou.'>l'
sl\•le Adu lb. no pell>
SJ7~ Cal I 5-48 21682
fo'em rmrnat.e &Re ii r,,
non 'lmokt'r. J BR 21-, l>J
CdM For St-pt. I S2IM
lt-rt'llh good potenllal /\II types of real.--~
Pnced nahl dt S6,000 mveitmenu1aoc:ea.Mll
!179-~.631~ S,.cW1••1• ~
2.adTDs ·''~
Wat~rl'ront /Sltlubun
673 6'J()(j ----3 bdrm 2 ba fam rm
Brand new Townhow.t-
Good loc l900 mo Year
1y. Bkr67~9l2
Panoramic Oct!an V1t-w
Mainif1eent 4 br. (•m
nn. beam ce1l, huge w~·l
bar. garden Suitable for
ram. bv1ng " formal en
terta1omenl Harbor
View Area. 11950 per mo.
759--0142or 1'°8> 996--0561
Compare b etort-you
r e nt C:uiltom dt'&lln
f.-:atures. Pool, BBQ,
tow rd 11aragl', nl'w
turruture. i.urroundt·d
with plush l.andi.c;,pmu
A.du.It hvmg 1tt 11.a bc-$1
Nopet.s
2 bdrm furnu.Md l4llO
J8S W Wilson. 642 1971
I Br Newly dl'4.'0r .:ai. pd,
rnr l gar AJlt11 pocil
IA2 5()73
Wl:!stf'leld
FAMILY Ans.
Brand new beautiful lri: ,...,....__ .. _.. 3740 apt, for fam1hl"'i with I or
•••••••••• • •• • •••• ••••• 2 duldren Near park
H.l 'i RMEST Heat p1ud No 1wti.
Sparush t.:lit11lc Llvinit ! 2lir, 2Ra $4U:,
Beauuful park bke l>Ur J98 W. Walson. C M
round1ngs Terraced 6315583/~24UH
pool Sunken gas bbq, VIEW 2 BR .. -:-i.parkllng fountains . · l o<a. St25.
Bay Front large 2 bdrm 2 S P a c 1 o us r oo m s . lst, last. sec Adult:.
ba Condo an Newport Separate dining area. Avail 1mme d C all
Bay Tower1 Very lwc Walk· in closets. ho me David, agt 640-325S
unous Secunty bldg bke latchen & cabtnelb
f>oAableboat sbp ~alk to Huntington
L&rge"J bdrm. Dupk!x l Center bou5e from ocean S750' I Bedroom furn from S4JO mo on Yl'll rly ba•1i. 2 Bedroom furn SSOO 67~8 Twnhi.e·unfurn from
4 br, Bluffs Condo, 21"2 bu.
2 car gar. pnv µalllJ.
r1r1pl. xlrll i.harJ,1
S850t mo
640 7647
BAY FRONT
ssoo
Adulu. no pelb
Uta lit lei. fo'ree •
me8tiBllU
A,.AITME:MTS
1 Br S370 SJ8()
2250 V &nf? ua rd S<t0-9626
2Br ZBa . $460
DI West w 1 lson. 631 5.Sll3
Adullb Nu peU.
• Jog to Buch & Sltoitt
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'495 Mo Lar1te 2 Dr 2 full
bttthi. J:klaul1ful a re" 4
1Jlo1·ks 10 ort•&n NO
J •..:rs 1133 3307
~J.:f' 3Ar, 21ia, .:ar»gc
~ anl, l:iua1dry, rw peL\
kt>at·h 1 1 ~ m 1 $52~
:.36 :J:l/1, 752 7474
HUHTIHGTOH LAJlES
SPARKf.JNG STR 1-:AMS
l' 1\ S C.: A 0 f N (;
WATt:IH'AL~5
TOW ... Rl~C PIN..:S
• 'llt•w '>P4Cl0Ub l<altei.1dl'
adult apt
•2 3 Udrm 2 J bathl>
•t':J~ganl (1repl.H·1.~
• Pn val .. lakt:\ldl' pat10'>
& l>alC'Ontl''
• l l l' II l .. d I> It I} I & wturlpool sp.1
•I rn1h'!> from h1.·;ich
842-1160
7~.l2 Jo:thi. A \I' II II
13 bllu. W of ~ach Ulvd 1
Super posh 2 Br 2 Ba J)"n·
thouse, all 80\("n111e:.,
LAQUJNTA HERMOSA
16211 Park11de Lll. I blk
W of Beach, 3 bill& S of
f.:d.1nger 147.5441
W ALL.ACI'; 5f -A l"l'S
Newly decorated 2 Ur
Apt 1 ba UIS Sma II
child OK. no p e t s
645-4411or548·2020 ------"'r bd1 2 BR 2 I~ w wshr ----walk lo Lido Village, l.agmla .._.. 3748
~. bldg. boat docking ••••••••• •••••••••• ••••
avail No pets1ch1ldren. LAGUNA BEACH MTR
Sl4:i0 pr mo. Ownr/Agt. INN. Maid aerv , color
675-0105 1V, healed pool. Util.
PRIVACY N VIEW & tJf)l'r • 101 nt:ll .:ar
Adult Complex, I Br & marble rpll, 'k >·ht~·:..
loft , 2 BM , t-nt·l!>d ~12I>unbar
garaRe. bit ins. In.Jr)' · lac . Jal· . ssoo f.31 CH17 :-:ewman Terr l1J>t 2 nr. l
---ba. )ard .:ar $39.5 Gury
2 Hr 1 Ha Duplex. Ta}lor.7149'J5109J
Raragt'. 2 kids OK n1,
Pt'' mo 640 0980 r--~---'"'--...lllL--
Unique, Deluxe
Office Space
Available
P 0 IOI aE:MT AL
Will M..ot up at your loca·
lloo. birndle aJI dt'laJls
Rf?ady l<J open for busl·
~ S1.:'1C.IO (7 14) 646 8243
,dt5PM
Oct·;rn view t'llecutne
Pl'Ot hou..'l' :! lJr 2 b;i
hreplaC'I•, full '>et'UMl} &
Jrnerut1es $800 fJt-r . mo
~ 1120 N1f(hL'> & wknd:.
544-0GH wkday:. ----
Fem to i.br rondo ,.
'ame l200 mo t'•J()I JIW
NB MB~
Mtfo' Non Smkr 3 Br Ir\'
Condo, S2 HI Al I ;irm•n
Ptter Ml 2447 t'.Vf-5
~~~ ........ ~~.~ ~T.... 050
4UI Nobel 3 bdrm 2 ha ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.>n va~ patio. newly dl' C:arugeon f't:n1ru1ul.i
c o r a t e d . C I o ., t· l o IA wn 12th " 13th ~
S C.: PI a z a & Fr w ) 675 M6 or ~7 .a.200
Adults ~ C-11644 7~;
Cl( 21.31923 ~fH
3116 ..................•....
Smull 1 Br . no oven nl'il
Lt-ach S375 mo &!l:Hi835,
499-1876
....•••••.•.•.••.•.....
Seawind Village
'\;ew 1&2 bdrm luxury
adult dplS 1n 14 plJm
fro m $41 5, 2 bdrm
tu,.·nhou:.t-:. from ~ +
1JUOb, tennis. v.atl'rfalb
vondl. ' c; a:. for cook lll I: &
ht'ltlmK vu1d f'rom Son
1>1c1to 1-'rw> dn11c North
•Jll l:!eath to McFadden
I.hen W~t on M('r addt"n
lo Seaw1nd Vlllaie
1714 )8935198
4000 .......••.•.....•......
tAAlta Mesa C.:lurbrool<
Ui, O>/mo evl-,.
J 346-Ql29
Offiul..W 4400 ••..••.••...•.••.......
WESTCLIFF BLOG.
NEWPORT BEACH c .. "-........ ...,. ,,,. .•• ..,... ......... ....
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.1-..tu..-, __ _ ..1 ----/--.... C1il Mr Howard
HS· &101
I Mo. FREE
Mewport c...ttt
P rt. ... UlttoUS i-;.J(t>{' ::.wk
lndds '>t'C '>l'rv111·' ~pt , J.>hone lUl'Wl•nn~:
undergrnd 1Jrklli: . tt•lt 'I
& ant1qu11 dt:c()r ronf
rm b41 71110 A:.k lor
Johll or J ant>
•Wet Bars.
• Fireplaces.
• Prtvale Pat•o\
• Spectacular Views
250 to 3000 Sq Ft
(714) 675-8662
0~ ... 11'1': Hu,1nt''>!0 ad
j ~or ~ule P•JSla~e Stamp I \1ach1n .. with !>land nt'w I l11t• rl'han~able 10 ron
torm wllb prevalltnl(
'lamp denommallon-. A
11•,ll j(fJOd bu)' $1~!1
:i.57 46Z3
5020
drt"~' .1nd or d..-,k •••••••••••••••••••••••
'>i:>ace t lit.Al" ~l17bi fnv1·\tor' (11r I.PD
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SOO to 2700 Sq A.
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• CRBHTHO
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642-2 171 S4 . I
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T 0 's No credll..9illf.
no pnJty. For actMit~I
Ael 67J.73ll 11nyti
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rt0un~ the open~
h1.i> office for G ......
Pn1ct1re of Yed1ci.M -a
Surgery & OcC'u~
Mt~dmne se11 lien ~ •
~ >\ fl B. 714~
~ 8 J0.5 JO. M·Y"'
1 ..... une l\;I kf'r. formerw at
<nmmand Perfocm116u.
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B11., Dana Pt, Wa•••
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1.!h3t20 or 496--001 ••
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HARBOR VIEW HOMES ~:1:!:294· 985 No
S Br. f am rm, 3 car
gar age. StJ 50/m o .1Nl--••edl 1769
Comm pool Gardener
pets_ Pac1f1r >\ \t' S3I'(; (kl' an view 'lpar1ou..'I 2 Br
mo Sierra MRml L'o 2 H.a. Ill.Jn) amen1lle'>
Room with K1lrh1·n pnv
l"l'ar bu:. & !>hOPJ.>1n.:
cenlt"r \duJL\ 0111) J-:, ,...,
6 9 JO or wk nd:. !fl>2 7:>2fl
BEST RATE
17th ~lft'I I ' l1U"i'''I
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f)j~,71.IJ
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971-6531
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' \turtat•att· b rokt-r • U1'>l or Found a p9t '! Cati
incl 640 21136
BIG CANYON Ooado a.
g olr cou rae •I••• garage. 2 Br. 2ba, highly
upgrd'cl Furn or unlum.
S1200/mo Days 979-9930,
ev/wtmds 7~·1585
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
641 ll24 S47S ~ 3525
.2br. 1 nu1e from occ11u1,
breezes, pool ff cu,
beautiful greenbelt.
adults. no pets please
2229 Canyon, bwtween
Victoria & W1ll>On
t'46-03.S4. MO 2200
"4EW LUXURY Arl'S
a Mo rent FREE Lavmg On Newport Beacll. Beach MCWPQIT 9ral'H
rm wrth danmR area. FP. Hot e I room . s ma 11 •W (.NI
, ... Y. t'Ol<T 'I; f. \H U \\
I C..nl'°''""' lloor 111\d"
340 :"Ir 'llt!• l>UCl ~OU
lease 631 417\f ur Ad
s: 196, 642 4300 2i4hn
4.,) ~-~•~) l;-..aRU>e 537·22'73,DOf
A A11 1rua l A ~531tan
IJ~T Ft!m S1ameee
2 br, 217 ba. dcm. lwnhse.
+ garden & xt r a l>.
S650 m o. C hild ok.
~
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We1>td1ff. JllC • tub,
many xtrai. G11rdener.
Avail <.:a l l Nanc y
1;46. 7171or67S-lMJ
HARBOR VJEW HOM ES.
48r. 3'1\Ba, separate Jn.
lawr; apt. Sl200. 557.7372
dys or 75&-0279 night.s.
2 Br. yearly, l house lo
ocean, avail. imm ed.
Slo251mo. 673-7407
28r. 28&. 2 car garace.
frplc. a~una , Jaruul,
pool., 1595 mo. C7M300
YEAA-AOUHD FUH:
So<:iat Ac11Vill!l\ D•
1 f!ClOf • Free Sunou v
Brunch • BBQ" •
P,11111t• • Plu, m<Jr<•
GREAT MCRUT~·
lf'!""-'! • F-rw Ut'..:.oo:.
IP•O & PIO :.hOp) • 2
He611h Oub& •Sau,,_
• Hyd1omau11ge •
!:>w1mm1ng • Golt
011v1ng Range
~APn·
Singles. 1 " 2 Bed
1oom1 • Furruanea
& Unlum0sh9d • Adi.In
llv•ng • No Peli. •
Models Open Daily
9 lo 6
Oakwood Gerden~
....pon 8-cfl N,
880 lfvtne C•I 164"1 171~) 645-110..
trg lotcben w1lh Ow 2 lutchen. 2306 W Ocean Delllu Offia Sfiou HOMEOWMBS
Master Suite:. with full front. 400 mo + s:250 54.'<-400 to 5000 Sq. Ft. O. Dery AflP"lhGI
bath Pn \ate deck or & deposrt 673 4l~ l<M<.1Jl 'to,... for 1........ :O...r1 I ..., \OOr .-qwt) tor nilb
pat10 ... nrlo;d goraReS -----•J an1ton.alS.·n 111 II< 'll'rr" n•r I llKI "I 1 t .. m•· .i•lJilion~ \•<·J
.. rom ~fl7 Adult-. no l'nvate f•Otr:in1 ,. Mt'\a L't11Jt1~ ln1·lud1'fl • •rix lt'fl H·f1.-r IJ·Hld 110n., •·tr \n\ ·Hlll>unl
!\'11.JN,"llNG large 2 Hr :> 1)1 u. 7:.2 ~or i.ti 4>440 \'erde 'io .. m,,kanl( or • \tJJJ <'t'Ml tu i\1rpc1n in., •If • 011•1 1>4l•I m.. JJI\ It'""°" 1 ,1.,111 "'Job
lla. Garden Apt f'l)(1I. t1r1 nk1n .: l 22o1 mo lv~•-:.lJur11ntllo1<> ~·r.11 ~~•tt-lld •Jc n•~lf•)11t 1-Jt1w( .... !>.u') t •1mr1.1r1•
Re<-area S3ISS 710 w I kr. qU1et. ~ blks from ::..<»~ • \1 c,.,, 111 J \1 nJ"' k. m..n 1 :!lj 17; l.lAJ •iur ••Ht~ 24 hr'> "'
U!th. St h•·h Yiln1. gar '>mall 1w1 F,.H ..... kf nrt
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2bdrm 1 ba in t Plu 271 Hw .. itqOft ba°'" S200 mo 1..-.g lkh 833-811 l R...tab 4475 E 16th. Pl New carpet. Hart.ow 3142 ~~-................... ,. ••
nopeu. SJ5() 644-04S2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Br. S200 ind ulll ,\bk KOLL CENTER I NEWPORT ,.UU11
N d I f p MEWPORT I Pnlnl' l't'l.1111 '>P•H • l.W 2 bdrm. Tn P lex. g~rage e w e u.x e 3 ~.t ory or tul or L1.nda ~<.: Ele"ant exa~ut1vA ewt1~I fl. $11 70 mu 1000 ' "pet.lo. townhouse. wat.e'r view. ~U Also room avail "' ...... "" ~ H I :'\ B I' $51.0945 Jbr. 3ba. pr1\•ate b<'h. Sept 1 tn pr~llgt' IOt' lnd<U rll•lc.> · · 01 tr11 ~
1JUcro. w/b. dmy waiter. se<'"rt.'lanul a.erv1n•:o., rt' Alli 631 l2J6()
*FAST*
FUNDING 2 Bdrm. 1 bath. E'Sade No cle<" door open .. 2frplc;. 2 S--r R.... 4200 rept1on 1st. te lt-phon1t al • ......., 4500
pets. $450. rnstr br. plush, $1000/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ng & more f''rom •••••••• •• ••••. •••••••• UP TO SIOO'o
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••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-·iooal envi~ment ·~.Hunt Bt h 8tl 211.;~ K~r 714 9M OlT1J frplc, gar, patio Nr ...... .., .. shopping & tr:ms 1450 !Br partially furn. N Furn ished. S200 ,,. k 714 /851-0681 MHD "'40HEY FAST!!
mo Ad Its, no peti. Laaun•. nr bch & shops 1"1block to beach &lboa SPECIAL P\'t Ply ha.' unl.tmitt.'<I
S4&-6009aft6PM pd$4004~;..ulUl&cable1V Peninsula 4 8PM ~lux.e l & 2 rm offu~ LIMITED funili. l•J lo.an on 2nd '" ...-}tanaaer 675 5112 adJ. Aar1>0rt Hotel .,"ro ----------' " SZ05 N I TU'> ~001•) for an' rt-Newpon a..ctl S. Lrg lbr, s tove. i.1ar. 1_..ai-a 3152 ...,.........,mo 0 &l' r1tq 01'!..11!£RI. !'>Of\ No lloYe in CObdilioa. Prol. 1700 161h SI 10ov .. e11e1t11 storage S325 XLNT -,..-,....,...... Balboa Penn Ste~ to .......---. rT'IC: ~ ;~uu..-ments.
dec.28R,2BAinCanyon . 17 14)642-5113 REF ONLY Mature ••••••••••••••••••••••• bay.3BR.l~Ba.garill(e. -, RENTAL RATE ~l :::!M:>17r.'l~,e!!, tng)e 645-98.39 Ad 303 F'OR RP.NT ~upt>r n ice Aug 23-30 ooJ} S400 wk Costa Me1>a Exerut1\<~ . """ ~:~:.~:~: ~ r~~· Veruilles Bachelor Pen ~. 24 hn;. II . :-· .:a~75 i\150 3br Robuuoo Brkr ~-~7 ~ ::.::~~~: REDUCED! ~~·,~5;:~~
UnerlS ~ kltchen itema t house Fu II SeC' & l Bdrm A ... SJ30 All utal ----. ON The Beach w Laguna ~ lndltstriol Molt ax• T-t
In cl. 6 moa lease, Amen1t1es S5001m o . pd. Ref:;b1shed Crn 2 bdrm 2 ba Condo Air SuIDlller house. slei?~ 6 ""THE" Parir ~ .. ·-5015
SlOOO/mo ~5370 ask for Jam trally loc 642·4758 cond. pool. dbl garal(l" SJ5() wk Aug. i.Ull open ECECUTIYl sum ...•••••••••••••••••••.
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Stal POIDl, Reidl Unn.
Par1I Area. I rvme. ~
Pie"'" Call Reurl
1$57 Wf(l
1.n.t MJle short ~
~r.ay cat Mubby Uil.
1,.lea rolla r Rew..,-ct.
~l25or S47 8729
-------''"l black /browr,/,,ti1~
To\ CoU1e mix m:tft I
mu LJ 'l t 'ren 'vie.
vhun.s Magr>olJa (f)us.
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a ble & wh l. V ic. skills, shorthand, t yptnl? home/yours Beg. Sept. 2 for rent. With cllcntl'll·I Clas.st11lra1n ~hool nu.., l>0n.">locat.ed in CM.4 hn P e r o, s SP' ct' r Y,-~--· ... -s·--... ·,·--·s--.taod & Yorktown, DOMIMl9UF$. &eicper . Xlnt. growlh op children. 551.()874. ooJ · 4.94-l600 Uri' e r s nov. be1n l!I dail)' & Irv. b hrs da11) Re'>laur ant . C\e aclitr .,.._" •-...,... rlB.9G-Df ISCOln'S ply. Non-smoker pref ) f~d. 1( mtl·r~t1'<1. ap \ppl~ Mon-Thurs. 8am \'ill 2221 N ~am St I S uper m a rkets. your
Call:&I0-0123 BABYSITTE R : eves & Boat b uild e r .m a tun• pl>!luntlni:tonB~;arhl'.1 1 -tvm .it Nu orm Pl<1ns, age, · · • ·area. t-'r1, SaL. S25+ J
llC lcVJSA/NowHirtog occ:a.sional days , 2 yr old per son with e xp Ill tr :school 0 1,t iJ.5 1.ith 31~ <.:Airport Loop Or. ::H. H B. Mon lhru ~l . day Car nee 951-l91K, ~ boy. Own trans. $2/hr sailboat constr ue lion St. lluntin,1;lun Jit>,H h C"<t 21.o5P.,. 541-0311. ~1-0718 ~~~~~~~~~~Aide. Active rell.rement WestNpl.67S-3823 S am L . M vr:.c Co SJ&lSl~ ~llll par1. timl·I Cook & kitchen h e lp ~~~~~~-~-· TOMMY'S Patt time. 3:JG.ll:30PM. IH5-lS43. .,1,0r~ -
11 :30-7 :30A M . N B . BA B YS I TTER for 2 -----~cd v.anu.'<1 ,Denta l f ront Otr1 cc
: Terrier mix CID
Canyon & Barrao-
a, Jrv. 7/31.148-1371
OFMEWPC>a'T 631·3555. duJdren. 1 & 3. Mature 4<I BOOKKEEPER Scl·reta Cabmct :\1aJ..cr l'XIJ m all I .\1 .:arkellnJ! Sales 559-1599 (.(fice Manager Top pa~
ESC-Id 7 30 1 I hsk d d k k phasl.., of l'Jll1net m.i k ~ .i:.hion b ind 10 \f.'!>t for ,,.... "'"'r.<>n. liu~y I -·~ Analys t. Suc~ssful In· oro er, .... l pg <'X!Jer .i J )'WOr w I I c~s _,, ,,_ 7S2·9368 ...... in..: & v.oo<l:-.hup pr tt rirm r-.~p.rndln° Xlnt I ~ man Irvine of{1Ct.'. da\ .... ves tme nt c on s ultant S36-4S37 S m q uu·t corporate · ., ----------t p I' lll't"S lnqwn• al "''"•lJI I 1·a.n-cr •1ppt\ 111 <1C'tl\e1 fo ull ~ p u me Expr I m IOQkmo for <1 h1i;:h • -.: "'~r seeks experienced as.sis· m:11n oft' \ .\ "J;l.'O I . ' di . ., w••---~ t ant. R e ply an con IAIYSmet Journal!>. PJ)roll. ~omt• l)La1binf'ls._H~l l .111•11 '>dl~"ll'tr W1llh.in e1 rlf'f'f lfnotw1Utr3Jll/\1>-enen:y.exp.!nenJl).cl
ESCORTS "' 7 yr old ho\ \Our lla Lnit H l \t Ille J u .tt; lunct1un.:. c!t pl~ 1n pe rson 01t'k t iut-nl per:.on for .1 fl ... -nce ·. Collins Assoc: ror . . • l.\PIO". ft11111: & n11Sl -_;_ --I _. home aher st'hool to5 JO ,.,_, a1" 0 ~1 ~1 th I 1t'n,1nc ·• ''"n _:-.on lnunh s Rest 269~ :".pt pnmaocnt t"Jrl.'\!r Poi>• OUTCAU..ONLY 567SanN1colasDr.N B or6·00P M. Starting&>pl \AUi t 1 A. ··on ru 1 \I< H fo. :\ I \ I ~rni1kt•r µr•·f t .tll llJ C.\I t ao n S .ilar; opo:n
I 631-1419 1. Murd y Park School Fri . &l2· 1770 or "1.'0d re I t '()\II"\ :'II 'I 'lj,.,.,,., lot t.41)~123 -----------t ..,_,.s [) 552 5111 N~-IUpen -Apt. Assistant Manager ~ .. PM sume to: 2<>t5 Pl11C'enl1a JA;"r:.ori lu :.t·niu. l-'r->, ,{.uunter h elp waalcd. un..-.ils 3 Y' · · •
ltiDm-llazard-1 ROLLS ROYCE Trainees. Will traln. are...848-2:S08 ... ~i · C.~ 921627 p ack up & de li v e r . P T . Saod11rlch m an eves:&e0-1.964. -~-"This ESCORTS CAuples. Paper~ & Ba bysitte r n eed e d . 556-l7tl wa nt e d . F IT e xp. Dental Assistant RDA
•Id la comi.DC t "" OUTCAU..ONLY maintenenace.642-5073 weekdays, Mon-Fri. In IOOIOCHPB Cl£1JCll i Gary's 0e.ti.67S-ZWJ. prd./Ortho. 4 day week Diii:;., ... .,.. ...1, S3CM723 my home, for 2 girls. F\tllCharge <.;apabtUties Camers nN'<ied F.a rl> 81. h CallS96-07l4 ~,...._,,. Asaembly 5&9. Mustbeable lostart Tax Destreable. Male or 1\M dell vcq . I. A I RegJ.Ster loday for locaJ,CUSTODIAN for mac . ---------5~50 17·2S lbs in 6 wks. No El.ECTRO/MECHANICAJ immediately. Must have Female Submit work & Times Stulfc·rs net.oded temporary a.s.signmenu s.bo9 m ll'\'1J1e. Some ex· Uental Assistant. c ha ir ~ -•·-b _._,,_ ASSEMBLER -·-ftrport~•·~ •· re S a I a r Y H I s t o r Y also ~ 557 n045 per nt"C Ca ll Mr . Rlley ~.exp or r'e(.'ent grad --··-•••• ,,._.. no ... _.,.. no con .,.. .... ....., ......,.. • l1ass1fied Ad =761 C O --------v f pp< 979-6080 Wstudeatneeds tract s Kathle en or Oneyr.exper.,m alepre· feren ces. Woodbridge Daaly Palot PO.Boxl560 CAS lllER HouscwJre:> ora · 4days wk.Xlnt wrltl.ng
WUl do .enythin& Robio673-0lll ferre.d . exc_ell: c:o . area. Irvine. Call Gin· ~92626 ..ales. Jpph in per-.on I C•t.nr irS«-fiu ~ ~~n~~~ct~C:s.~~
l,.e a l . C onfid ential ~nehls , penodac: re · me : 642·S678, ext 321 ) <.:rov.n HarJv.;ire, 310i' m Lin:. F 1T pos1t1on a t ou r . . '
P 0 Box 3242 O.C.A.JtPC>tn' VJeWS.Calls.tS-0403 da}'S.552-0471eves BOOKKEf:PER I refer L' '.··o .. st fJ-.,_, .. c.dM • -1 ln"IM Branr h Exp ttql e,·es __ .B.sS:i . • ESCORTSHVICE BAin Acctg.w exper l1l '::" ... ' ·1•1PQC>AP't'f~"HUPVl('t in bank b<>okkeep1n~. DlSHWASH~R lunch, II
Speciahi ing in busi· AsslSUDt Manager want· Bankmg.....-e.1L~s manufact urin~ Out1e' ! '"Ill~ H \\'1·< kt ntl ' j Xlnts":lary ... paid va t'a lo ·•P ~t U n 1ve r!>1t~
•• S nessm e n . r esidents e d Fabri C' St o r e •~'""" include compute n z<'d t'\t'~ ~l Jt u re l et' lJlllfrdtS~et ll<JO ContaC\ Personnd . Athletic Club 752.7903 PnllTUAL READING welcome. Im m ed iate rull lime AIP. AIR, GL & a broad Capadt•s.9'i9-881JO I I ()1re cl o r . A pply 1nl John
lOpm. Fully U c'd. 972·4976 Marguerite. 646-4().W operungs in lrvme . South range ol staff a ct I\ llll.'!> ~wporl leoc.h µen.on -------
78 or 4.92·903t. l8U A s u e c:es s f u I bus 1 · Orange Count). & llunt· <.:all Va llt'r Corp in HetrTAGE IAHI 'OOUBLl::OAY Hook Shop,
Camino Real. Sa n. oesswoman seeks am· ington Beach. Part llme Costa Mesa.bl&OC'Oti c•r-Hl£R S i21 :-.iorth Euclid Fashion I!> land l>t'Ck"I GnotCa .. •'I bauous ~soc:iates. Earn opening '" Huntington ------Ki> L'lcnra l 991 3860 p t 1rrre s ale:. clerk . BeaC'h area Prefer pre looldtttphtcJ/Clerk ---------ESCORTS i.ng polenU.al $20ihr+. U v1ous banki ng e xpt-r f'\Jll tllne , cxJ)t!r hl·lp!ul u T UTE M Mog Card OpH'ator Ue ll H r y ~ e :.senJo?er f>60.5Jl3 Ul~~lf'[ a.Hrs. 641.0180 you desire a career lead· how"'ver wi ll train 1n 1 SI 000 B<•aul Fashion ~ f _..,,._ '" but not n<>r \1Jn)' C'O Per manent part t im e Orn e r ~ed to deliver na m-red wllh a Celll/Ct.dls mg to nnancial r~m di\id u a l s w h ea'~ be flS \ I at 16601 Island olr ni'\.>ds self· M~senger n~ed for &m"'"'taLDrental...,u1p· $o a ~ r e lax ing ._ .. fMC/YiM caU for tnlerVJew appl ra:.hienng & sales bat·k Pl~~ua.~c!Js~ ~f~J 1 'taner v.ho t·Jn run own Newpo rt ~ac h loan rn!n~&i2 1186 -.. "'MiUtl~by l2of t.he pre· 831-'18S4or493-5051 ground. 1 \I \Rh l.r.> .. mau dept Ver) niN' :it· • l~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~I IOOKKEEl'ER For2nd&JrdSh1lh j mo.,ph e re F.x t·e l I brokerage ro Mustha\e lirla iD Southernllrw ...... ir---t-~5JL" Automatic Trans R & K1 ~T'"'"' ~ 1 ban~rcl'> <.:a ll Ri t a I n·llable l ilr &. Call!orn1a allfornla. Jac uzzi. ......-..~ -"'"''..:; ~ Permanent P1timl' I hr'' I ~ ~ · · Whf'n 'nu nl•tod expe rt
:M:nitc or r1.p~1~. tum
to lht· &•n·1ce 0 1rt:c:Lon
in Cla:.:.lf1l·c..I to :.o l' l'
etc. Open l Oam--••••••••••••••••••• man , F IT . exp p re Full time opening 1n a da' S5 oo hr On 1 We µromotl' to m..1n.1t.:l' ~~.COJ'>tal Per..on OnH:rs llcen~e Ideal
1 days a·-· Vls· FREE ferred. 548 2288 ~ewport Bearh. Prerer Ba I boc1 I s I and CJ 11 ln!~t & :.UPt"n is1on lrom; ~;1 ~~~nr} · :.>790 HJ rbor r;;:l~~~1:~~~l'"' 11<' c. AtlaoUs Health r\lJT'0:0.10TlVE and1 v1dual w •minimum 67>828.1. L)n ne~nold' I --.1t IO • NEVER A FEI:: ·uu Harbor Blvd ._~ ... ~ST.BODY 1) r note d e pt ex --1 WA.'IJT A CAl<t:t:tr ..... ~,8 . rr.y.-, -10-l(ll!!La~ '.ill1714 1 4~9Ui6 ---------1WJntAd llelp'' ~...,,
Mesa. 64s-:u33 Br· T-""-' S OP GR. peneore. "" IOllOI"...,.. ... -===::================-; 'our problem
I this ad for your ...... _, H M ~al Office .---------..-._... ...... ..,,....,,,.._.. ...... ..,,~; -.
· gift. ABORTION F.x~..!~'ilt~~ly XJnt growth opportun1 L1~hl bkkp'g ex pr in 11..ERICAL Clt>nc.il ~ t•·. salary & benefiti. c:lud1n lol A R & t\ I' ~ ,..___,_
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OUCH "' -"'SS •G111•al u . ..a..-) or CHICK 1v-s " 1 PSlSOH AUDAY •..,.."' ~ ,.. -~ ~ Please app y 1n person I knowledJ?e 10 kt') b) . ... 11 ' I) ISCOln'S Loctll........ VW-POICtf6.AUDI Wed. Aug 6th btw n t.OUc:h accurall.' l\pr~l Person nt'edt'tl 1hru Sept .. I l rain ro r .ti "
752-0817 •LowflelRdlldls 44SE.CoastHwy. lOAM & 2PM. 1055 ~ Ul\/Oll",Ulg . gd v.,{1~urc~:1 ror l)pl n ~. {1l1n1o? £'roce> .. 1ni:· 111.'ol\\ dt:· 11----------1 ....... T-a.. Ca••••a -l.&.. Dri Malfl St. Santa Ana. 2nd bght phone!> In T~ltn dnsw .. nnft phunc'> cu· tail L , • ,, t =t .&AY .,_ .,...._ ·-·· 7 .t-T-·~ 0oo t.el=200 Plc;u;anl Npl lic·h 1-x· rret•lo nppul'Jn .. ~ * Sap 'I• Meclc.tlotls Hew~rt leath C~FOIHIA I ST . call 832 7300 $4 ix•r hr <.:a ll b31 I~ lrV\llt' Pen.0<1ncl A.:enc~ I .,, AL.l.ONLY ' -:.119-&.ft..--. 6 110900 OO K L.F.l'E" f 11 111n : lrth.Costa :0.1 t>!>a
•...... , •• -·___,..~ ~ Equal Oppty E mph·r B K.---. n u CL~RIC.\L HSu1te ~ 6-12 1470 '71~ *C1•1•9&lefer-M/F c har ge thru t r1:!I ----------.1 AUTOMOTIVE baJ E A J' Lumber e:.lldlatm.at Rur ---..---...~ --------NI ance. xp '" ' lb LroOO Ii B Xlnt --l d • c 11 1 ff ~ Secntary A R, pa) ro ll. pf;#.roll roug · ~~c.--~ ~ "'...IO'\L~A .. ~ ~·l1jJ\l~j~·llit~~f! &..-e. . .., .... ~~w~'f-~~ ·-J · t :l.(i_-"": ... ~a :t~Jrt.t. 1f · .. ~nAi1ff--~r
•Codldentl•I & ~d In a career as ~ ~,,___. r S I -v.ee k Salary open F:mplo}ment a 'ail in '"n ~~· [ry6(flthiu(~1· ·("'i'li&9'/f'varnl'llC ·rntbt~ us",~1;: or T'Nacnlil Uis \l-t-0"5' :> a )
,...;"'~ ~•llill' ac e . a a r ) rom I 847-8511 f!>Ull1 s urro undin~s . Pw11 IC c... secret.ary with one of the Opportunity for a mature mensurate with ab11.at) <.;ompetlt a ve pa v. 1n
_.,..COMTIOL Na.Uoo's .mos!succ~Cul person to lea rn S&L If you're bnght. .am lnPri ra l M e-;sen ~e r tervaew &lure. for'more STBtlllZATIOH automob1Je corporahons. t n c I u d es so m c bilious. detail_ on ented.1 Im med o pen ing l o r m!o t'allT<>Q~n·1ces ,z~:i::;:te~~--~~r~t= M _ • 6!!.~ust ~~-12'!· ~rda "s . ExceUe n~J and h:i{d working ..... ·-.•.• ,_ --y...,,~ .. ----w .-,r J .Q1'·i,Ji"wt.fa~~"7T~gnimi~·-. oo~l~~'CTM· _c_a_ll_T_c_res_a_a_t_SS6 __ ..;:;;.._ t(e~-s~·n~iM-... d 1e r-k '1~ C;ert Typ;·s7 ~~·wport
~-~C.-: U&ht AcCOWlllDI Back· IMPBIALS&L IOOKl<EEPY ~ew porl Beach IOJ n Beach Co. Good benefits
CAL.lfOINIA ~W.P.M. Eqilal0,p1Wlweltt Full charge, expe r"d brok~ragt' "~311G~~~~·h l Chanr c for a dvancl'·
NIGMAMCY Yf:fioroomed E ,1,,mrM/F/H boo«J<eeper needed for :r935()uni l m ent S t a rt s 1 00. N B . ante nor des1Rn 1 1!33 3313 c~ PositiveAU1tude firm Exper'd an CO~l Clerical Mat ure e~x --------saYICl.IMC. Aodmoatolall,theabill· a nalysis . C a ll l 7 14 ) penl!Oced ~fflce ~rM>n CompanlontHomem.aket APCAll ~tolearn. Banking 1133-9961 Th lh ~ \1 ' a n eed ed for e lderly MIWPOIT See Dave Klocksieben v~ c::: -lf~p ~1 v.oman Live In Board,
llACH ~ * IOO«UIPlll F /C een_· _terSt C-Osta Mesa_ ~-~&o.~':~~ia·
0053 TELLER FaslUon lslaod inves t Clen 1 7SZ. Pa.rkview Ctr. Irvine menl f&r!fJ· Excellent op-Partc~lme t'ler1t urgently COMPUTER SANTAANA · . por l un1ty . E x per . & eeded b Huntington Lumber est.1mahng Bur·
97•3104
1 lmmtdlate open.lo& for matunty reqwNi. Call: ~ach Cit~ School Dis n>UgM 1.9000. H.B. Xlnt. ~ 30 HR. Teller. 8 rponlbs 6t().0123 trict 2hrs 8 day GAM· woridng conds. Medical
...... 11 •P ••I preYloua ban~ ex· j !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!! 8 A M s c h 0 0 1 d J ~ s . It dental lns. ato 5. 5 day
= I =· =a:::!&.,~ BOYS 4' Gir ls for ad· $1.75/br. Apply 735 l4lh woek. S a lary o pen lii;:::i::i:======I ••:•: call: LindaW-3100 vertlsing clrculatloa .1 St. H.B. 536·8851. _84_7_-35_1_1 _____ _
" 4-TrwportaUon provided C o n s t r u c t I o n
nuinininH•H••n• EX C E L L E N T from 19th. Harbor. CM. Warehouaeman, mature.
S .. 1. & BENEFITS 646'.-T Irvine area. n r u111 700I ~~ sa..1014. ....................... Sltett • Its: USI THI !!!!!~!!!!!... Oilllm'' • • •· "--· D •aLY PaL.oT Me ra&n. Call J S• ,.. •••s WELLS ..,AST
FARGO llSULT"
BANK SBVICI
0.. bpi II IF IH
WrDfY'-·
For Resull
Service Call
642-1671 t,t. J U
f lave tomethlni to seu?
Claaln.d .. doll •~fl
Fi c• I ti
.F11~i·11t•t•·rs
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P r 1 m <' C" " m p u t e r · a
11' namt<" ""rid leadt'r c;t1ll ""
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h a rr1v.a re n nd s C\ftv.a r t>
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W t>'r t> prfl ud n f f'U r
phenommal J?rowth'. \\'<> a l~
t akl· pnde in our rfl"'m1tmE'nt
I<' keep part• with technt'loe'
;i~ It ad \ an('(..,
Th<''lt' f'O"iliC\n' rt-Ou1r1• lit
1l'.1!>l 2 'ears of t'XPt'rtenct• an
th<• m:11nt<'non<'l' and rt'pair
of t'"mputt>r" :cnr1 M~ioh•<i
p1>rlphernl-; KnC\\\ lr de<> "'
c!IM' t.aJ)(' and mmm11n1ratinn
rlf'\'iC'<':" 1~ !'('Quired
P rime nrrers t'X<'ell<'nl pa"
a n d b <'n e f l t !l :in d :i n
OPPortunit~· for pen;onal and
prore:..'-ional f.!rw1h ..... iTh 1he
fastest $Zro\A'fniz Orm In t h('
lndu'itrv'
Pl<>3se Sftld ~our rt'!'Ume In
Jim l''ord. Prim.. C'C'm puter,
In<' . 2102 lluslnP"s C'Pnttt
Drive. SUite 11$. ln1nt'. CA
12715 An equ•I <'PS>Ortunity
•m plovrr m r h
e
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9CllOW SICMTAIY
IQlr'cL for trvme lnrt He row d e p l w 1\h OIOWTH POTENTJ.AJ....
th. I '° S, MOii Uu'U Fn. Eaci bulUI lnS
p&u hlt hadln a d ntal
Call for a ppt T ona
S.-0
btc~ 9-thand " l)'PUla illalb ~ New rapid!,)
arowte& Co. In llunt
U\liGn Bud1 with alnl
QPPt1 for advant~ment S.lary commen surate
w/uper. Call Carolyn
Bandy, at 891 546S for
appl.
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
The Ak ins Compan)
Secretary t.o the Presa
de n t o f 1 r ow1n g
dlvenllled Orm involved
111 residential real estale
I IARUW AR~ AU:' f u1
6 ~ um. APP4> •n
pcngn RIOCl tl•n;twal"<'
IOJ4 l r,1n, i\\t<
Cf•'l...icun Plau1 NU
.Ud BrlJm•n o u~r
nttcSU)' M ust spu.k
f)iall.sh & h•~f' f\eAlblt
houn Appl) to Mr
1"111)-. S4Arf .. Sand llotd
Laawu1 Buch .w7--W'T7
I lold 1-~ont l>t.>i.ll Clerk
fnth da.)' & n1Jtht :ihlft.'$
1-~p.!r d~lrisble Appl)
lO C'indy Surf & Snn'I
llotf'I. l.a11un,1 fk ;H·h
4!n 44n
llott-1 Night Auditor. 1·x
pen ence<i. pNm 1>0~1
tiun al Ahso Crnck Inn, :n 100 Coa:.l llw). So
Luituna 499 2271 for
appt __ _
development. Musl have t1 ousc1Anrk l.iund1 ~ l<ir
excelleftl nills and pre c p I. 1-~ng 'p1•u k 1 n I!.
fer experience 10 build· m al urc ~omun. 5 d>i.
mg Industry Tusun loca· 9 3 PM $1 ~,,., hr. Cd~!.
lion. excellent benefati.. rer·,, rar pr<>f C<tll Ad
Ol11OaH832·28111 •202 at &12 4300 2-1 hri. .i
----------d<t)'
Factory lralnu . Good
pay tn plastic adhesive
co. U37 Monrovia Ave
N B.
FA.5HJON ISLAND
WITHOUT
HASSLE PARKING"
New co. 1tround noor op
p·~ to be p art of team
•~--------~. I ndoor plant
tana nce F T
avail.able
497 5424
main
& p T
---------Inspectors for Sa1lm.akcr
Near John Wa}ne
Airpart Mon Thuri.
6-4 30 979 1483
we need your sec'y s kills INSURANCE
& c r eativit y . Setr P&ISIONTECH.
starter /salary comm Will train lleav)' dcta1l,
New pos1tion·nel'<i you figures t yping Ofr exp
toda y . Gree nwi c h req u 1 r ~d t:x c t II
D e ve l opm e n t Co. twnd1ts . Newpart Ctr
780-lh.8to5. EOE. Call. Mrs Dudzik.
644 7454 Food Service Workers t.o
train on automatic meat INT DESfGN SALES
slicer a nd Portion con· Fl a ir fo r decoratin~
trot. 10AM-6P M. Sun· helpfuJ F /Pt. will train
'lllw'S. SUJO /hr to start 49&-I 46 l.
Male pref Must be neat.
cleen. Is relJable. Lori's URGUARDs..POOL
Kitch e n. 979·0747 a rt To $3 97/hr
1DAM for appt. 968·031 I ••SNH. Llqoor Clerk, P tr.
Attmclan\ C.11. for self· caUSteve at
service aution in Musl ____ &e_2_6537_· ____ 1
be exlremely reliable & Loan Sohc1tor . Newport
OOoest. 714-646-9661. Be a c h . M o r t gage
&1•rdOffice.
Expenenced office help
for general or<il'e dut1t'l>
646-9661
Hkr.ll..1c 'd.> Xlnt comp p«g + 955-0(nJ ·----'-
LUMIYY ARD MA ...
18 t.o 65 yrs. full & p<t rt
ume lmmed opemngs
~9·3073
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Now acccpung apphro
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Short hour:; Mm 11f
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..-11 otllN ~ULI a mwt ltECEPTl ONlST. fem.alt. AJRPORT 1-_,,, llMrvt.w r•aa.rd· • 541MZ'lt . 12·2. s.IPM Swufter 3:00pm. _. l All "64 am for ·~' Jo'uU ume . ex-nenced. , .... ,...., r.:: over ~ yra age, p•rt ,...... inc Out rewardlttl oppty Goraeoua dart sold ma .. Ne ... port •-ach T--"' with Mr • Ulltt'll, l UO'W nl&hll ~ hr A.k t htotrful Pf~ wanted 11 W D p lick a l k S b t bo x .. ..., -U..odlll.-r Car ,F'V for Ch!Wk Tue l-'ra an f or t ntr y level c a ' o llten o 1 ' Club Fami ly m•lft•
JPMG7)-eofl0 aecrctar11 I po•atlon lrVlne ColLece ~f Bua tramed. t'79·77•evt1. bershlp llOO ID<'llllMs
0.08 DISIC w/opportumty tor edvan ~~l~11 Is a ~uJ••. a· ra bbit hutch. you trualer.ree. 144-0350
bm mf1r o da 11•JM1r'tl l<t'<'<!pUon1$l Girl f'rid1y rermol. Strona typtna & ---~;.-.-----• , ..
"""""' tu work heav..-1-· 1' po11t1on in Santa some ahorthand abilities Teacben-i>re·scbool 979-Tmev•. Comlna top r•oce •:::::. ~ ord4ar ~k G~n An.a 1'yp1na. C1lln a . necuaa r y A pply In P ttune • P'/tlme posi· Beautifu l M. S1be r1en 1~ :::::.'veal
rlr m~t 'fr ~ ww to p ho 11e1t . matu r e . pe.-.OO w1n:sume t.o Mr tJOnS open. Laauna Hlls. Husky, J y r old, AKC. ---·--------
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l'l\HT T IMF. Pf'rm r urt K ~. Loan Offtcu
llflll' "ork M or F m ht•· :"oJ ,. w p u r t n 1• 11 c .h
itwllUf •hup l'M M2 570'l Mort&llltl' Bkr C l.1r d ) Xlnt comp p kg+. J --------i l:ouahlln oos 0073 hrtlilM
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t'OW lor 10..-cr 21 > with
lht' Jim l.on.: & Ai.
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•Ul>t'"'lSC' and chapemnl'
R.L loClll Sc:try
<.:halll'nl(IOR POlllllOn
w N e ~porl l:f1•Jch
mortRatce bkr \lust
pos.._~ enthusiasm & m
1uat11;e bkkpg. esrro"" &
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9:\S-0073
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bu'~ iand girb on " one !\!cw restaur ant now tak
\WH>IW basas. "venina" 6 ing apphcal1on"I for
tu !ll'M Wt• nt<t'tl t·on Waiters, Continental ex
t ,. r 11 t' d . 1 n no ' a t 1 v c a 1 Pl '"'>n.' who 11r,• looking I> e rte n c e mu b
for 4 luc.•c.atnc part time l'orktatl Hosh·sl>e'-. ~"t'.lllon $4 how-to bl urt Cook·!> Helper. Reh~f
(all t.12 132 1 t"<l 25 Coob. Pantr, Person,
bet"-t'i.'ll 2 and tif'M Abk lhL" lloys Apply at rc•ar
IOI' I.on or bw hJmg ,\ppllralton'
OrClftC)e COOlt l)l•tnit tu~en from. J 5pm
Doily PUot Mo n f r 1 1..i. ~ l rn d.c•
l:JO W Aa} Street f~··..i.iurun~. 3"20 J-,
C08lU Ml'bll. C'A Cli_.•:.l llW} · CdM
.. :<junl Oppor t:mplo}cr lk:.taurant
_ __ _ Experient·l'tl Wa1tre'i.
PIX SEC'Y Lunrh & D1r1nn:. with
Wt' o ff er x I n t r o Cocktail"'
benefits Sal11r) rom Hound Up He~tauranl
m c n bur ate w 1 l h t· it "4:1 W 19th Sl
pencnce & ab1hl) T) p C..oi.la Mesa 9'.!627
m g 55wpm. f1gun• ap &16 Ofl(l4
tllUdt' Pl ~ui.anl NBt•L'STA U u A~T 1, 1 OH1re NYSt: Member 'c.. "" · J r f irm l'a ll ror app't tune help. mu:.l ht• flf'X1
Jo.tn Baird Sutro & (;o blc m hrs. cxper hl'lpful
Im'. 1401 Dove Suite 4 perfect lor homcrrui kn
NH 714 833 97().H :OE 5-i6 1911
PHt COfttrol
M a I e r c m a I t'. r u u ll·
person needed lor r~·'t
nmtrol rout\' :\u cx11
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l'I J ,t lc-. FJbrll".JtlOll
l'lu111 11ced.' parkl'r'> &
m,1tcnal handlt•n, .\flpl~
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l'la.,ur:. Inc 815 w 18th
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Wl· now havt' an openmit
for 1mc.· al(cnt Call for
oondltdl·nt1al inlcrvu:w
C'ote Heally
& Investment
640-Sm
RETAIL
GIFTWARE
MSlCHA ... DISER
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pt·r~onabh> 1•nt•l 1!l't 1<·
per.on who h . .-. a1t1,t11
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Coll for J ppomtn11•11t
THE GUILD DRUG
1610 San Miqwl Or.
Ne wport Beoch
644·7 330
Sale.
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W II .\ T Y o I' ' I< I.
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I am z, ~rs old Jlld m1
lsl 'ear 1n thl' ht•all h in
du:.lf) I ...,111 makt! o•tr
$75.0001comm -1 Wt· h:.v.: ----------i a ground floor opportuni Real Estate Sales ty backed up by quahf1ed
FOR A REWARDING leads C..11 Mr lircant')
CAaEY IM f>-l.').24_62 __ _
REAL EST A Tf Sales
Cootac."t us to learn about DRUG STORE
our n e w h igh com Ca~hicr. p timt" fi·mal1·
rruss100 11p1Jl & other ad prd d Purl l'harm.i n
, anlagei. 1n 101 n1n1t 'LT'li Newport B"d :\Ii
Hedlull Realty For in 675-0640 lorm:.i lion t·all Walt _ --__
~att!I!, 1401 Quail Sl Telephope wor k. par t .. .,C P•"'-g""e twill$. kntta. etc. Wed N n Ume from home Local nn dUI ... u ..
c1ll1 Lo ma ke a pptl. needsallentlOn OnJy .Auð.t ·5pm.
Secretary Assistant tu w/Mteesaea. XJnt. com 846-1788 ProductionPlace . NB.
financ ial iien1w. Soh ma.sslOft. 831-03tl ittens + mother _645-__ ~ __ • ------
poken . acntlt . Joyful.· ,,_ 1 R•S Siamese m ix w /shots USED Wa lnut Kitcea.,
perfcct1on111t f'repare ,...,_ CaUeves, 968·7089 <.:a hi nets. S2SO Q.od 11utnt1ow. me ab Vaned Pe-rm, f It ts Vi day wk> d 8 9 .. ,,_,. '-.J
ho rd work & travel A P P I 1 ca n ts w It h Pwwit•t 1050 Con · 54 · .,.,.. -.ore oo 5683 i.~rV\SOf'Y Pote:nt.u1l de ••••••••••• • ••••••••• •• _6p_m _______ -:-
s1ttd Ty~ 40wpm. xlnt * * I BUY * * Used 1967 Americana £4. Secretary for l\nswenng
Sen1ce Qiwrat.or lo work
12 Noon lo K i.h1h &
olhen 228 F orest.
Lal(wma ~arh
St'<'. rct U') f'u 11 ll m c. l > p
1ng. filing hghl book
kCo\.'plnJ.?. phone small of
Itel' TSL Mgmt &l2 1603
SECllF.TAltY T RAl"'1Ef:
m !">llltt' pl;mnml( dept or
law firm Airport area
benefit.a as ad vancement I ~~ •-potential Call 979-3600 Good used f urruture & cycloped 1 ~. x .... eofl-
EOE Appliances-OR I w1I :~'!"1 S200 6Jl _.ll £wtl.
seUorSELLfor You -TEU.B
t40TI TB.LIA
F !"J' position. exp req
Xlnt ulary + paid vaca uon Coolact PersoooaJ
Director Ap p ly 1n
pe™>n
HHrT AGE IAMK
721 North Euclld
9!11 ·3860
MASTaS AUC:TIOH ·~ Sack Elec. Cecneo•
646 1616 & Ul·9'25 Mixer CSpeed Mix 1.-t.IMd
on.ly twice S700. 831·'3m
3 She l( entertain m en t -~-------
center. an great cond ORI DITAL RUGS 10' , ••
Asktn~ $30 Call P atti x 6' 8" Call •nt bme
673-3168 or 67~ 1230 0 67S-0006
~~ alter 3 OO pm Sat +Newport ____ Bc_h_T_eo_A_li_Cl __ ub_
Me mbership. $79S. •
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75WP\1 Ab1hH to IJolh TOPLESS MODELS TABLES & SLAliS ----·----
1mxluc.·l' donrnll·nt-. and S750AY PAID DAI LY 548 L:i92 IRVINE COAST COUN-
T R Y C L ,U 8
ME M BERS HI P SlJSO
644.2046
11\Jn111t~· l'J'>ci. U11pty lCJ no exp ne<" ff26 ~1 Si'>falwd llkt-nt•w Sl75
I.lo x i.pnnit & miittrei..
lung sz. never u'•'li Sl85
&II 8206. I 735 36!18
Jd"ant·1· to p.11 iili•J(al ------
h·vi•I No h·i:al l'Xpl'r Tow truck dnvers want
Call 1!4:th 1133 •flHO ed. t>xper only Lt• e m Costa Me:.a 64&9638 G<Jrham · Rondo Slerlins.
8placc set , ( 7 I pc ,. . +-!.Et Rt:Tt\H Y 1\dm1n
p11rt ll m1:. $.!> nl•l -.lurt
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SfoX:tl E1'/\R Y Lfo~GAf.
lnl~d CllH/ll tn.i 1n our
lni nl· offirc• tor legal
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1'1•r-.1,,111•·I Ad,vrt ~kt.:
LH•111:. hJ' 1• 11pvn1nl!~ per
1·x 1•·'""on :\pl lie h
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t\p111.i, 'hth11d i.k1ll' ,.,
p1•1 ll"(d :"-11111 '11'\•1k1•1 pn•r c .. 11 &HJ 0123
• •St:c1u:TAHI 1o:S •.
Bkkpr Con'l Slb.800
,\drrun Ai.~• 1'75 $11.100
Hl't~pt T> pl!>l SIU.HOO
l..c•l(.il RE ~hHOSl5 1,00
Wl He1nders Agen1 >
4020 Birch. £sta.b G4
Newport 1833-8190 I f'rec-
Tn >lsl General offtre No Old rolw marhint>. 5·3.. l2 ser v pc 13750 080
t-xper necessary H S d1.1 tbl. 2 lg dc,ks. 759 0845. keep try1ne ~~-: m ~'7! 0 ~~fit~ p& . ~~~~ fth n11 cabinl•t, HS F.lfLC> CONTENU
portun1t1es F a rmers ----fh«ie. washer. t.v .......
Insu ra nce G r o u p Dl:"'f'.:TI'E 4 conll'mp couch.muchmuch more.
~100 EO E !>Wlvt>t ch r' c ir<"ula AJI tnOblly new 646 40.a
T)optSt
GU.AT HOME TO
GU.AT TTrtST
One of the We:.l 's larRt-St
advertaang agencies L'
lookmg for an energetic
det.uled minded l)PISl
cJHM Selectnc1 ~o ad
vert1.!ltng exiwnenct> ti.
nl'rt•,sar } but tollo-.
lhTOURh & IOllldtl\l' drt'
rl>qW-.itc•
In rt.-tum Wt' <>fft>r on•· or
lht· t .... ,t can•er 1•n\ iron
mt:nh m Oranie Count.
t.-Xn·ll1>nt '><tliif\ & lull
bt>nef1 h f'<,r iin 1n
ll'r>I~.,. t'Jll Pall\
llfllwo. C•)('htatlt' Chll!>t".
uvmi.tston & C11m1>"n~
Inc i ll 752 fil71
form1ra table w !leaf
xlnt rond. make orr
bi3 2282 or ~I 6899
Kpc bto1ge playpen sofa
Good rond 5600
6i5 508J;
Bea ut d eco rator q~
$Ola, xlnt cond Coffee l~·
ble. chrom e & gfau .
Co mpo n l'n t s stereo.
S),lem Much More .
Must ~II 5-4$· ~
K2 "~ teood cond1t10fl. t.;,ed s · SO FA ao~
Si', Alt6PM. re<"linc-rr ha1r CWle newl
631 1922 Hoth fo r Sl2.5 Phone
C. 0 L ' T R 'I' ,_. R F. !\ < II
< uno Co1b1net lls.thll'fl
1:11..,, I r(Jnl & '1d .. ·•.
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l'a 1r ul niall'h1ni:: "fl(l
t" hi•-.. (.'l;...,,ic-"I ••pp••tl
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1>-t2 61140
Yt'heel Chair and Wa.lker
Oelu'C t: $175
644 0906 ---
M\JST SELi~ f'u ll,sazed
portl t;.bl1• w tst~incd
~l.i.,., <Jverhead blllards
la mp S225 64S 1735
Used office f urruture. An-
Ho..Mhold Good.11065 11quei.. t w1 n be d. art. ---------•I • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • m1.1-c 548 9882
Wattr~., ~ r nr for wH·ker
ba!>kf't lunrh s t'n 1r<>
•1 JO l 30 f' \I ,\1 on Fri
Earn Sl2:5 St.SU .,. t•t>kl>
krand flt'~ nt•vrr U">f"d ·-----
..,,."ltk-Crrtk l\lll6! "ze Apt si retn a $45. Rot,tung
F!Hbpre<Jd l-1oral SlUIJ r ha1r SIS. good tond.
1.;j) t,Ol8 t:vt'n1nJ,tS 646 9193
\tust be neal. pt'r5()flltbl£' ~F' \ B 1-.D Good u-.e<f DBL Bed w /brass plaU!Cl
and t:ncrReltc t: .. 11 t..:arpeuni;. hdb rd. Xln l c••d.
979 0747 aft t OAM for Cal1839 l290 Wocnrn'1 3 1pd Ra.IJrtdl ~~~~~~~~! appt ~ 8070 t.lte, xlnt cond. ~
---------•lwAREHOl:SI-: Cler11 t;, •••••••••••••-•••••••• ~ SECRETARIAL/ p('r nt>t Full t1mc. 1m ~l)t)t ~:DtATLC.:ASll • W-.ct IOlt
CLEllCAL mPd opemnii Gr .. at <" I-o r li u Id. l:>' I' t' r . •••••••••••••••••••••-
JrJ111 our 1e11m• ("urttnt be'!Wf1L:. 5'19 9671 B..lbvJ l'IJtinum An ) kind TOPCASll PAI[)
e :ln~r opportunit11·' m \1 annt' EOE M F ti "00~ amount Daniel fW used fumrture & ao-
1 luiJto ---5'~ j(,6J pbances Won ing of nof.
•1\dmm1:.tral1\c \\ARt.:tlOUSt: full t1m1• W("'<idmg !>cl 3 ~ o ld 95'7.SJJl
~ .. ·rt•t.in \IJtnt & other \i\no115 (. Id •· d d .. ---------Genera l OH1ce & Ille
bookkee ping for small
dJ.slribullon co in Coslll
Mesa, 4hrs per d ay
Mon.·F'ri. 645-5883.
MAID f''ull·l1me. good MURSI G RM J . ays/wk
&73 7:.x> $1\Lt::S 111 f'1 (."umpu
nenL~ Exp pref . 'alan
C~I area EOE M F CJll
~1r Paulsen b<'l I JAM &
2P~ only 2lJ.ti85 K:>'l;1
rt> "' 13f'llon ,.,p W .. 'NTED C-1-· TV lo •Fina nt·1al Se<'rt'\ary -.h1pp1n1t 6 n·rel\ 1ni.t 1 1 •· prtc S750 "' """ pra sa ... ~ oood _ .. ,.t·~ 631 ...... •Pun hd'>1nii ~:crctar) dUlll~ Sol'Jl(• hl'"') I.lit 342 51115 .. ~vnu ""' .,_..
•Sl>crl'lar) I tnlt Ca II 5-t9 8043 for - - -wtlends or wk days before
G1•ral0fflce
Sharp Girl Frid a y for
busy graphics s hop
Must be good al figures &
phone. S4/hr. lO start.
646-91. •-rill officer /T aen Typtst no SH. Hrs.
9-lPM. Mature woman.
Job loc Newport Beach
~7.:U.
GenenlHelp
Rental center has full
tune openings ror 2 men
Nu t a ppearance w Ith
good h andwr i ting
Benefits. wiU train App
ly 1930 Newport. Bl. CM
or 22800 Lam berl-1203, El
Toro.
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Needed for 1mall friend·
ly Sales Office to do Ute
bookkeeplna. typing,
pbooet, etc. Xlnt OP·
~1 for Jrowth.
D1.or70
Qrt ~Y t.o do lnvolc·
1111. tdledullDI • mile.
Npt Beaell area. Ca.II
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11 Pftl'J. hll l --
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Newport Bch. 644-42.87 L VM I 1-7. Red hi II~ Realty
tii:~. a:mo
•General Offl<'l' uppt DI AMO NDS'' Lot1> of Jpmoralter IOpm
<.:lrrk them 111 2 nn~' SJOO & ---3·4daystwk
MAINTENAN CE For 41 bed conv. h05p Santa •Secn•tar1e~1 ~H t:J(X) 964 6448 Game s wan t ed. WllJ
Recept1on1sL' on call ••••••••••••••••• .. ••• .. • purcha.se any Ainerican pri vate co mmun ity . Ana Hts.S.A 5493061 SALF.S HAR DW AR t: full
Laguna Beach area. F'ull -ume Lhru Labor D<iy. Office Pe rson ror f1n1: time pos 1n re t a il
Pica~ co mpli.'lc appltca ~ 1005 fliisc.al•1ot11 1010 ltenuge game or Lon·
uon ut ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• donCabby 536-6164.
pa r t time the reafte r. Jewelry store 5·d a y ~~~~~~~~~~! ha rdwa r e s tore See
Must have vahd Calif. week. Some n11(hts Co RECEPT /TYPIST Steve. H W Wnght Co
THE IRVIME CO. UJGGA&E TAGS ..._.
500 Newport Ctr Dr WESTMINSTE R from your bu.smess card ._., -llh IOll
d r I v e r . i. I 1 c e n s e benefit~. Will tram Call for company who will be 126 Rochester. CM Suite 3SO ABB EY Send one card for each ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach ANTIQUE MALL tag plus one spa.re Wl' S425/hr. Call M· F for ap _540-__ 906C______ relocating to Orange Co
potntment. 494·8571 CXfice work & munaiu: airport area in October SALES LADIES
Fu l l & p arl l1m1•
Children's bouuquc u :
711 644J:JJ\f Da1ly l0 6 Fr1109 r etu r n p~r ma n e n ll) ~Dl~ort1~:~
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Management
Realbtate
Must have l(ood typing
nEnl Seasonal 6 m~ -.kills Please ~end rl'
Ca 11 1-: So 11 it r al h . sume lo p o Box 1522. MAGASI N So Co.t-.t
Plaz.a 549 8585
11751 Westmll\iter A\'l' s rap. meet1n1t aar ine P M
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L.aguna 11 111!> Mr -.
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SALES + manugement.
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m.ir11eltn(l departme nt
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bencr1t!I Vcry pleasant
Nt-wport Bu ch Office
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975 1080
personalJzed taa encl06e ! Doing Bvsineu
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managing an oHtcc no.,. HIRING
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Box 559.. Daily Pilot, P
Box 1560. Costa Mesa.
RECEl'T /SECY Sales
Restaurant design rirm Sharp Men or Women to
has 1mmed1ate opening i.cll electronic market in.: for dependable. 'tharp
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s h o r•. h a n d r c q Santa Ana &H 5700 rughls o r Sundays San Secunty
divers1f1ed duhes ask for -<.lernente 714'492 3495 llAT E GUARD 541 3C770
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dept as k for Pat Studio' Good telephone Mgrs Guar t200/week -------50 f 1 4• SlOO Ntkkor 8S
personalJty, \)pang cit ftl T rain tn Sant a Ana S«'y/~kee~r I 'I 8 SUO Weston 348 54J..7'9S7or543 2961 Ptr Exp'd for Interior light meter SlOO Or best Secttt.ary·dnt at boss or
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AMERICAN 'IJro/eatnonl Codi. Sf'<' i Mrs. Carol Kyle
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Blvd. Co1u Mesa 494_5116 A1an AM I FM e a se. ex Dynamite loaded
63H2'7t . tras-13.250. IAM·1'!. cordoba coupe. 39.000
'76 Toyota Corolla U\bck 546-8397 l'P miles. (411TLM >.
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850 N Beach Blvd
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15 BMW 530I. 4dr. auto.
'76 MBZ ~ S!:. kon Gold ~n. xlnl m1.S3195. call -------$3195
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trill New Ur~. Wiii sell tares. brokes. ahoclui YOLKSWAG&4
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'67 VW Ovallsnrf: xtras. AM 1FM. S4,2SO. days:
l'onche brk1/whl.s $2300. m.amc>. eves: 492 0\59
PQt1.5. 1970 Harbor Blvd .. •••••••••••••••••••••••
t:o.taMesa 63J.1Z76. '79 Triumph Spitfire.
MJO/&l. Hardtop conv. SPICIAL LE.ASI 11.200 mi. 144.9739 art 6.
2'0D loaded. 12112 +tax. Volmw 9770 00 mo o.e.I. ~ down .,... 675'-5i603 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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& leather, all xt.ras, bt
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Radials. KY B shocka. Cort.tt• 9932
new paint, sunroof. •••••••••••••••••••••••
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ports 19'70 Harbor 81\d .
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Dodge 9935
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• m.ZTU. Zl' UIUfllle. 1-'/G, twn en~ ~~ttt~;t PORSCHES '78 DATSUN 280Z Me.a 83l·lZ76 A1Jun. ·m Dodge Polar a . 5HK
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-thaiU.O. 548·5066· . 'WITH USED PARTS Allow us the opportunity $6995 MB .. i7 280 SI!:. 1-:n~. red 646-9303 540.946 7 z.is3t2Z ... avail. 57!>·l230:
1 -.f'bookcues36x10d0,'35 REDUCED lmporte-drarpurt~ to1:on.\1der th~·pun·ha~l' BOBWITHAM <07J3'79 ). Sl 2.!150 Jim HwatirqOft•och ----~~-----.~,, • .._ AU 3 ror m . Sec'y 21r LUTHRS r!S. S 1dsl. l~PORT or trade m of your dean VOl.KSWACia4 Sit-muns lrnpuru. 197C 842-2000 '78 Volvo 26~CL. Good '70 Do<h<e 4 dr. ;,iir. full ·~~S7S..M2-&t93 bristol,teak cockp11 1oak 1~1"fJ.M~~~~~~r Porsche. Check with li:. ?OOO W<'StminslcrAH? lhrbor Ulvd. <.:o:.ta ~~~~~~-~~~! rood.SB:'IOO.orbestoffer pwr,IJkenu
•J • parquet cabin :.olc. 700 Anaheim 776 !)90() Today• Ul W~tmtn:.lcr ~Ka. 631 1276 •75 vw RAlllT 16CHJ93 8-\2 ~
'-" 1017 mi range . Sl!l,995 ~~ 893-ml i.3871180 Sharpest one around ' '6SVolvol22S.92.000ortit -----~-•-•••••••••••••••••Newport Yacht t:x · CAPRIPARTS :~ff '~f °t",..;rttt '79)1B4JOSl.C.loJt1cd KK l))nam1tecust.om 2door STATION Wgn S4SO or ~ -Aird.ale/Scottles/Canns. change 675·1800 f ... 6.(..(,. m1. $32.000. l'vt Pty w autorna ti". Se ... thi... miles Xlnt me ch cono ~t ofrer Runs well, gd . .,.,...'-"Perslani/Hlmalyan & ----2 new ront Koni shoe.._<. ......... ..-1•0 4.~ ,54~ R... ... Mov1n1t. must 'it•ll m:imt 497 2982 :.: 8 i a m e s e C ;i I I REOUCEO tmu.ng '72 to '7•1 v .G'i.' iy,31 '"''°"' '"' i -one. <883MJ ) SHT.itorfer 0.3-1102. ear
Ford 9940 -,._~y!MO--OO!IO 31' Jer~y. twn dsl. ~en. onl)' S70 for both New c...,.,..., G•a-....... n» :ttB i3 280 SE ts L11<hl $2995 ly rnonung or J (l Spm
,7-autoA1P.ownermovmi: Sears heav} duty 48 --green \2'23111'01 S6.!JJO IOIW1THAM ----••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~puppies. 6 wks. $26,500. l'liewpon Yacht month batten . only $30 0 Ila Jam Slemon:. lm1.icm--VOOSWAGEH Alltcn. Uwd 12 TORll'tO. 6cyl. radio . •• ,.~ e 110 w 0 r b I k Exchnnge6i5 UlOO Ll.ke New ··Racemarl..' Top 0 r 1970 Harbor Blvd. Co-.l~ i'600W~lmtn!.ler ,\\.e ••••••••••••••••••••••• auto. transportallon car.
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. •;-Antique player piano ~.675-1213 ~for SGle Jim ~lemon:> l~rns es~ traos. 81r cond, $4995 vinyl top, $2600 1-'irm'
t1 Ol~lbest ofr. 760-9026 or --.. I--"/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.Jneo6ft..M~ 1.970 Harbor Hhd stereo cassette. sunroof. I &'6 7631 eves ".'-. ~ ~ 9050 IMPORTANT 26216Harbor Blvd 77 280Z 2+2 l·i.pd clec Mesa.631·1276 extra shaq> w tless l.han MAIERS ~1 _..,....,.. NOTICETO Costa M~a 5405630 snrl. AM IF:\1 cass .. At. 22.000 tes• <032XMM' "19 Fairmont 6-<'yl, auto
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1 --A.. u1-; Trucks 9560 COSTA:\tESA 6457286.G31-4316 top Great value P\t Pty.975.11.20 :.caL FtrstS895takes tl. 'UAaMTOSAIL ..,.._.,~.,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• t299VNB1. 540.9640 56SLZL> Call Barbara 759·41162
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l ln:lmlction . NavlgaUon . For rent: Newport island. lop. cover. S60CO or best VOLKSWACi&4 ~~~~~ S s peed .. 700-9141, 760-1507 IOI WITHAM 71 .. 536-34l2 ~-• ,l d .I ;~=::,:;,~ Salli.Ilg ~;~'::~~· long. ~:e:·.~-ss~1or.S32-4llit. • ~l)~.~--;«7~&~t;'J:_.;· ~~~:-;r ·~~~~}~l ~~~ ~~lf~~~$:?~·;,,.~
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Buntl.Dgton Beaeh
Fountain Valley
EDITION
. l'our llometo•n
Dall,· Newspaper
OL 73, NO. 211, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COU N TY, CALIFORNIA ..
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
U.S. Axed Jobs Program Probe
81 PAftlCK aaNNSDY ... ...., .........
Detplte clalma to I.be CGfttrary
· over U.. put eil months tbe ~U .S. Department ot Labor nev..-
' lnveell1ated alle1ed financial
abua• ln Hun~n Beach's feclerall.Y·f\anded prolJ'am, a
s pecial a1ent or tbe Labor
Department said Monday.
Special qenl Arnold DaUey
said the U.S. Attorney's offlce
ordered bim lo hall any Labor
Department inveaUaation Into
lbe charges in February. one
Hwitington Not Notified for Six Months the decision had been made, ac-
cording to information from As-
sistant U.S. attorney Rick Flam.
Flam said Monday he ordered
a halt to the Labor Department
investigation on Feb. 13, based
on investigation by the FBL He
said the Labor Department was
notified immediately.
•ffk after a preliminary ftndlna
of a county audit indicated possi
ble misuse ot $18,000 of federal
funds by a top orficial of the city
prorram.
Huntington Beach police ctuef
Earle Robitaille expressed sur·
prise at the development He
said Monday that Labor Depart-
ment spokesmen told has in·
vest1gator, Randy Toburen. and
the Orange County District At·
torney's omce to hold orr on a
local inves tigation of the
criminal charges because its in-
vestigation was in progress.
Robitaille said his department
was notified just last week of the
U S. attorney's decision not to
pursue any criminal allegations.
He said word of the dec1s1on
was passed on to his department
m a "round.about way" from Ci·
ty Attorney Gail Hutton's office
Deputy Orange County Dis-
trict Attorney Jean Rheinheimer
said she received om c1al notice
from Mrs llutton's oHice of the
federal dects1on on Monday and
would review the c ase this
month to consider prosecution or
state felony charge~ involving
m isappropriat1on of public
fund~
The city attorney's office re-
ce1 ved not1fi cat1on from the
Labor Department that the
federal mvest1i;:at10n was being
dropped an a letter daled June
24. more than half a year after
Flam sajd he could not release
any facts of the FBI investiga.
taon. including when it began,
because. m part, its findings
<See JOB PROBE, Page A2>
Coastal Commisswn
Peter's Landing
Over the Linrlt?
By ROBERT BARKER
Ol IM o.ity ~ ... 'u" Red Oruon disco. a major attrac
t10n at Peter's Landmg
The City Council declared the
facility a public nuisance. but m-
d1cated that ant1 -no1se measures
by the management have been
i:;uccessruJ.
<~PETER'S. Page AZ)
The South Coast Regional
Coastal Commission Monday
called unanimously for an in·
vestigation into charges of over·
building by developers at the 111"1-_.er Def--•-. Peter's Landing commercial ~.~.. .::: ••~·
a nd marina development in
Huntington Harbour.
-The call for the probe was in·
itiat ed by Orange Count y
Supervisor Ha rriett Wieder
through her alte rnate on the
Coastal Commission.
Mrs . Wieder s aid a pre·
l iminar y investigation by
Coastal Commission staff mem·
bers indicated the development
C~mpaign Politics .
Keep Issue Alive
PARAMEDIC MIKE COOLEY HOLDS CAKE DURING FAREWELL l>M•• ,. ... rn .... ,,_ exceeds the limits specified in
blueprints approved by the com-
mission.
paa~n. Carter's opponents could
hardly ht> expected to let the
matter rest 1 ·1
:: First Paramedic Retires ll
Commission Executive Direc-
tor Mel Carpenter said today
that the aUe1ed overbuilding
ranges from 27,000 to 47,000
square feet. depending on what
figures are being used.
W ASHlNGTON c AP> -Prest
dent Carter's defense of h1~
handhng of brothe r Billy's l.Jb-
yan connection doesn't close
the case that has rocked his pres·
idency and tus party m the final
days of his a:.ace for nomination to a second term.
But in his 99-pa~e report and
the hour·lon~ nataonally broad-
cast news conference that
followed, the president insjsted
that aJthough he m ay have made
some mistakes in getting in-
formation about the case out in
the open, none or has actions in
dealing with Billy and the Lib-
Y ans was 11legal or improper.
I '
HB Fireman Moving to New Departmenl The actual size of the devel<>p-
ment. he said, is about 107,000
square feet. He said a 60.000·
By A.RTIIUR R. VINSEL was taking applications. "He's getting lo be a real squa re-foot facility was ap-
01-o.11• "1 ... s1Mt "He brought back two, in case e n vi r onmenta li st." says proved. He wore Hli.ntington Beach he messed up the first one and it Cooley's wife. Stephanie. Carpenter said the outcome of
? , Fire Departmerlt Paramedic was really hard lo talk him out T hey plan to purchase several the controversy depends on the
1 i . Badge No. 1 for a lot of years. or one of them ... says Olson. acres with trees and a running findings and recommendations
The president's account Mon-
day night to the public and to the
Senate subcommittee investigat
mg the affair acknowledged that
1t 1s ··not definitive or final."
MembeTS of the panel indicated
they would ~·ithhold judgment
until their probe is complete
And m the highly charged at·
mosphere of an election cam·
The president said -and ex·
cerpts from has personal diary
confirm that he tried re-
peatedly , 1f unsuccessfully, to
(See BILLY. Page AZ) t t but Mike Cooley. one of the Both men passed written and stream or maybe a pond where or lhe attorney general
pioneer paramedics in Orange oral examinations a nd were Tara. who is 9 today. and "There could be a fine or the
Wallet Snatchers County, has retired that badge. offered the chance to bring their Mi chael. s. can be closer to developers could be told to take
t "Sure hate to lose this .... " training north. There is a pay nature. out/ome of the structures." he
s he said Saturday. touching the cut involved. but they believe it They will build their own solar sai ·
f badge he bas worn since 1973, is outweighed by other things. house, they say, and have some City officials, who issuec.
f when paramedics, freshly .. I h ave m ixed feelin~s... animals. building permits for the develop-
lrained. went on duty in the admits Cooley. amid all the Olson and his wife Vicki have ment near Sam 's Seafood Back to Work Area county. trauma of preparing for a major no children. but they have Restaurant at Pacifi c Coast ThP firemen at the Huntington moveandchangeoflifestyle. similar dreams Highway, denied the extent of
Beach Fire Department's Lake "It's really for my kids," he C 1 . . . overbuilding. . Street Station. where Cooley 00 ey was Just gettmg mto a Jim Palin, director of the A band or wallet thieves who says, adding t hat he wants a f r e s h u n i r or m sat u rd a y . . De t f 0 1 they often are based m larger finis hed bis last duty before l h they can grow up r 11 · h city s partmen o eve op-prey on unsuspecting women cities such as Santa Ana or Los oo1'ng to Bend. Ore .. kidded him P ace w ere . afternoon o owing a s ower ment Services, s aid parking re-shoppers apparently are actJve .. amid greene r y a nd a less after a messy call involving an . ts th 't . An~eles and make periodic
'
about leaving. crowded atmosphere. d . h qu1remen are e c1 Y s maJor again in the Huntmgton Beach-strikes in quiet communities Cooley, 37, wlll beJ'oined in the explode fire extinguis er concern and that spaces appear Fountain Valley area device. b uffi · l such as Fountain Valley move north lo Set up a new to es 1c1en . As a result. po.lice are warning p 1 Th ed h. · th h o ace advise women to keep Jlaramedic wtil with the City of 2 Die in Crash d ' . e guys pag . ham mtoh e Much or t e controversy women not to leave their purses their purses C'losed and on their ~ Bend Fire Department by inang room wit a . P o~y s eems to hinge ~n whether unattended in a shopping cart -1 4 ~notber Huntington Beach LOI?I (AP > -T wo San telephone call to surprise him ground noor space 1s computed even momentarily person at al times while shop-
' paramedic. Randy Olson. . Francisco Bay . A.re a w~men with a c~olate cake that was or whether _It should be added to Huntington Beach police de-r~~5ed be~~:~n aan s~g;;1~gu~=~
.1 ·•We'v e been real "'OOd were fatally lDJured to a frosted watb the vow: BEND OR the space in unnocupied areas tective Gary Wright said the tp 11 . t t ' t
"'
0 db t 11 ' · th BUST he th d ' c ackled din d to · 1s prac .1ca y an inv1 a ion o a friends," says Olson .• wh~ works s pee oa c.o 1s1on on .e • ~ n e r,a 10 . r · an secon s ries . ._ thieves str:uck three times at a thief . .c.~~e ,~~:lla~~~~~~~,~~~Ii&a,.~1~~~~~~~~:~:!,e.·,_l~)\~~:::~Y~;~·'l9{~Af~7."V"~. J~l~-~~·:· ~~~·-:-;·-;.•¥)t*·tf
• · .,....H ~ .. Be~ •h\ re~~bOdy oftfate Ellen medical aJd call1 requ1nng an ' )>ropriate building permits have ~I h . t th ho Coolt ·~ara: give 1t to chanty, un.,...._. ac . . p 1 .. _k f San F . l edi te . . . . . n eac ms ance. e s pper where it Wlll do some good -not Cooley stopped in Bend on trip o ac~ • 29, o ranctsco, mm a response. been received on all butldmg. bri• left her purse in the in· to 0 h • . t t 't
lh
north, fell In love wlt'b the was recovered while Ondina Cooley and bis partner ran to The q~tlons surfaced after fant:.eat' portion of a shopping in ~h;r~~ ~. o s going 0 pu 1
greener less-crowded country Hardy, 24., of Novato, died at a .their van, leaving the cake nearby residents complained of cart to look at merchandise in ·
and f~ the fire department Sacramento bosp,tal. uncur. noise from the parking lot at the another aisle. Upon reaching the
81 DAVID &trrUIANN ................ was the victim of entrapment
"of the wont kind."
check-out counter. the women
were shocked to discover their
wallets missing.
Detective Wr~ht issued the
· following description of ooe SUS·
peel: a tall,' thin woman, about
40. with black hair braided down
the middle of her back. He said
the woman bas a dark complex-
ion and may be an Indian.
Coast
Weather
•' Tbe ., ........ a writer, IQI • .? be was IDll"ely dcUa oa-tbe-epot
"' research for Illa latest book
dealiDI •itb tit• 1badowy .... wwld of dnas pedcHtq ID
s...tlMn Califorala.
earlier in the day, denied he
ever IOld cocaine undercover to
police oftlcen prior to bis arTeSt
lut AUIUlt at Sam'• Seafood reataurat ln Huntington Beach.
Y acoboazi said Sessions, 46,
bad made contacts with
numerous drug figures while·
reaearcbing bls article and that
police used him to eet at these
dealers.
Sessions was charged with
sa les and con s pi racy but
Goethals said police knew he
was onlY a "Ugbt-weight." in the
case and that they had to use
him to get at the larger pushers.
Wri ght said the th ieves
typically s natch the wallet but
leave the purse behind so that
the loss is not immediately de-
tected.
Night and morning low
clouds prevai l ing ,
o therwise lair with
variable hi&b clouds on
Wednesday . H i1hs
WedMlday in the low 70s
at the beaches to near 80
inland. Lowa tooight 58 to
88.
• • • Tbe I*&riet AtlorMTs aftlfe,
........ M19 ............
NIH• Km lwliom, autbar' of
..... ...... .. ...... 09& ,,.,...
........ ol Ida nparUas &do
ad•al . puttclpattoa la dnal .....
Se11iona was taken into
cu1tody with three other
auspeea alter the restaurant on
Pacific Coast H11bway was
1U'l'OUDded by 11 UDdereover
aareoda acenu and watched
from above by a police belleapq.o.
Tbe author eaid be WU Oftly
reHarcbiD1 material for bi1 f~ article on cocaine r:-::9 wbln be ... anwUct. ,.,tk..a:.itieS..iou laldL~ waaa.d to prolll• oa qnq dealers.
He lldmowledpd be wu the
middle-man ln aaa.n1tnc the
mMltDI llf 1am·1 bltWHD what
turaed out to be Ulldereover
n1re0Ue1 a1ent1 ud other ........ --=--·EMl .. W ...... Ya claimed ha. ell•
Prosecutor Tom Goethals,
however, told the jury ln
Superior Court Judee Kenneth
Lae'1 eourtroom lbat Sessions'
atory varies dramaUcally from
the testimony of undercover
officen who dealt with him.
A Hunt.\qton Beach narcotJcs
afeat had said Seulona sold him
small amounts of cocaine
eeveraJ days before the writer's
arrest at Sam's. _
And Goethals said Sessions
was caueht "red-banded" at tbe
restaurant durl nc the
coneummallon of the cocaine
t.ranaactlon.
Five ounces of cocaine and
SIO.GOl ia HM wue aelaecl at the lime ol the arretta.
For that reason, the deputy
district attorney said , two
undercover narcotics •tents
bou1ht cocaine from Sessions,
who then introduced them to the
other pushen at Sam's on Aug.
28, 1979.
The suspects arnsted wtth
Sessions eventually pleaded
auilty to charges a1alns t them.
One is serving a four.year prison
t e rm and two others are
spending a year In Oran1e
County Jail.
The man who led police to
Sessions, informant Danny
Ramire&, apparently Oed Orange
County sl.oce police have been maMe ll>flni Mm.
. '
H e a dd e d the thieves
som etimes coordinate their
work so that one person keeps
the victJm distracted with con·
versation, while the other grabs
the wallet. In other cases, pre-
teen youngsters may be trained
to snatch the wallets and run.
The rip-offs usually take place
in supermarkets but also have
occurred in large discount llorel
such as K·Mart and Gemco.
Fountain Valley police detec-
tive Don Cook said hia clt y ex·
pertenced a similar raah ot
wallet thefts about two months
ago.
Cook sald he beUeves m011t of
these thieves are "hypes" -
druJ -•~cts who need money to
.J1Q)Oft thf\t:;.k ~ ·~· ... Hki
INSIDE TOD""'
Tht California A~gtls
arn't m lod ploct any mnrt ..
Can thitfl climb to ltCOfld?
SIOf'JI, PQgt Bl.
QM,,YP!l.QI H/f
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Laa. Uttu from·~·· ...,.w-••• ~, ..... ~,.
Giuunan w OIUllls 4
In Coll8ulate Attack
LYON. F'ran~ <AP> -A aunman w1lked Into tht Turklah
Cons ulate ~re tod•1 and opened n,.., woundlna row ~ople
three ol lhem M"nw 11)'. pohce 1ald
A <'alt.r 11ald a rlan UM Armtman or1an1uuon wtta
,...pc>naible for Ow 1boo(l111 ln rev~1 for the 1915 1Jau1hter of
Armlnlana
Polite Htd ~ uaa1lant h~ hl• p11tol •t the reception
dff91 while an acromplltt> 1tood watt"h out1lctf' Th" llo\'U then
fled
Em T.,...,. •• . t •4ft"IHHI Klag • Car a llunier
DENVER t AP> -In an •PJX'U•nc~ marred by lln e11
UH'OWlJll lftcldenl, John 8 Ande™>n loday compart:d him elf to
Demotrat Frankl n 0 ROOHvclt h'lllnw tht' n•llon's governon.
hla edmlruatraUOft would be on4! of 't·ommoo stn~e and ph11n
deallna.
'l'ht• hWltt:r's i;eat on this car de::,1gned fo r
Saudi Arabian King Khaled can be rat~l·d
:u 5 int•h e5 giving t he hunter a good
ishOOtUlg position. The six-wheeled car was
built. as ordered. by Swiss de5umer Franco
Sbarru Tht> car . "W1ndhawk. hti~ a
~krt·<·de~ c·nJ.{inc , 39 6-gallon wa t er ta nk
and !fl !"j ).!allon gac;oltnl· tank Price: t<.1~ 1...,
Sl 70.CiJ2
Aodenon •• RepubUcan eonernaman. Mid when Roo!>ev t'lt
entered otflce In 1m b did not have spet"1ric plans to solve the
economlc deprt•n1on o( that llmc But like Roost!vell And~r~on
1:>a1d . he has a "basic commitment lQ at'Uon ·
AndenKJO, speaking to the Nllllonal Govemor.s Conference.
was nearly alruclt by an egg thrown by a man 1dent1ty1ng h1m!>ell
as.a memberoflheCommuntst Workers P•rty Wb1lethe man wab
seized by police. the presidential candidate v.•as hustltld away from
the podjum by Sttr et Service agents
.,.,_, HtNHI \'lgU 1-lltrd
MENU> PARK I API The S Gl'Olog1cal Survey lifted
its formal hazard watch for Mount Hood in northern OreKon to
day
The service :.aid u decline tn earthquake:. and ··a lack <J f 1111'
other detectable i;1gn:. that C<>uld ht-con&1dered forerunner& to
increased volcanic activity" led 1t to lirt the watch, in cfft•et
since July 11.
GeologlBts feart.'<i that a beries of earthquakes center t'd In
and near the mounta in s1i;cnalled a po::.s1 ble pending eruption or
the volcano. part of the Cascade Ran~c Mount St Helens.
whic h ha.., erupted rour time~ '.'>IOCC mid Ma} ·~ part or the
chain
Bar Frara• Sparlu \liolftlrt>
KEY WEST. Fla (AP > At least :.1x whites were beaten
b~ roving band:. of young blacks beforc police rf':.tored calm to
a four-block area of d owntown Key West toda}. authonue.., \itid
The violence. involving more than JO people. wa:. touched
orr a fter a black m an was be<1ten b} white:. outside <1 lople'.'>'> b<tr
Monday night. authorities said
JOB PROBE AXED. • •
<·ould d<1ma~e tht• reputation of
tho:.e arcu::.e<I
Pol1l·e inve:.to~ator Tobun·n
lust week a('('Used thl' Labor
Ocµartment, which 1s the agen
('y resµons1blc ror federal J<>h
progra ms, of dtday1nJ.( 1b 111
vestigation into the chargc1' of
mi suse o f the r1 t y Com
prehcns1ve Employment Trmn
tng Act ICETAl funds to avoid
adverse publicity
Two weeks ago, Labor Oepart·
ment Agent Dailey, who is re·
rerred to as the a1eent JO charge
in the letter :.ent to Hutton's of
f1 ce last month. refused to admit
that he had been assigned to the
case or to acknowledge that any
such case ever existed.
He referred any inquiries to
the Labor Department office in
Washington, O.C
Among matters under In
vest1gation was an allegedly un
a uthorized loan l<J Robert L
Cunningham, former preMdcnt
of the non-profit corpor ation that
ran the city's $2 6-milllon·a ·year
C ETA progr am The loan a l
legedly involved $16,000 an public
fonds
Cunnmghum reportedly re ·
~urned the money, in two install·
ments. before preliminary find·
ings or an audit by the count}
Manpowe r Commission were
made known
Cunningham resigned as pres·
1dent of the non-pront WCAtem
Institute of Careers Inc in the
aoser Ties Seen
wake• or the pr1!11min un find111g
of the• Or;,ingt· Count> ~1 <1n1.11>1Al'r
/\utlit rell·a~crt Ft•b 5 Cun
n1ngham has bC'c11 un:.ivallubh·
for <'Omml'nt
Wt·:.tern w<.1-. (t1-.manll1·d In
thl' M an~>wcr Comm11>l't11Jn 1n
Fcbruar)
Contactt'<i in S<.111 Frcinc1:.co.
Labor ~partment i.pec1al a~cnt
Da1lev admitted he never 1n
ve:.t1gated the case
"What relevance does 1l have
at this point when we closed the
ca:.e or who gave the order to
close it." Dailey :.aid Ill' said
the Labor Department never
conducU-d an audit or the prn
f(ram but s aid 1f add1t1onal in
formation develop:-. the ca:.e
could be re-opened
Police chief Robitailh: said hl'
"'ai. not aware that the FBI had
btten involved an the car.e nor
that the federal 1nvC'-.t1~at1on
was halted 1n February
··Everything has been an a
damned i.tatt• or li mbo ... lh<·
chief said "ll seems if you havl'
som elhlni:t getting such adverse
publicity you'd investigate it full
bore. not JUSl keep lcnglhemng
tbe investigation for an unseem
ly lengthoftime.
· Working with the Depart
m enl of Labor has been an ex
pe rience. not a pleasant one," he
said
R obitaille s aid the Labor
D epar tment told hi s 1n
vest1gator, Toburen. that 1l was
conducting a separate audit
NB Police
Sued Over
Punk Stops
,\ Nl·wport Ul'Ul'h teen uger
.11111 h1-. 11wtht•r have flied u
IUIA -.u1t 1n Orunf.(c County
Supl•rior Court a:.k1ng to s top
Nl•wport Beuch police from
allegt'dly mukinl( rundom stops
of -.u:.pl•ckd "IJUnk ruckl·r:. ··
N amt.•cl al't plu1nt1ff:. in the
It• I( a I :H· t 1 n n Mund a y "'l' rf•
Thoma:. Wilcox . 15, and h1'
mother. Tob)
Their :.u1t ~a':-. Wilcox IAa'
-.tc1 pped b~ ~CIA r1ort Ht·at·h r> II I I l' I.' I a ... I .I u II f' d n rl
int1•rrof.(at1·1I 01nd ph<1111graph1·d
b' nfflu~ri. v. 1thout an~ prc,babl1·
t'JU:>l' or n·a-.1mable '>u..,p1c1on
that the \llUth v.a ... IO\OhN1 in
IA ronJ.(do1nf.( of an\ '>WI
W1 It'll\ 1-. u -.ctr d1·..,1·1 il11·d
follOIAf'r of punk fOl'k mU ... I('
The• lt·~al at·tion l'l<Hm.., that
tht· 1·1t~ has bt·1·n In ing to 1·1 ;u·k
II o IA 11 11 n t h o .., 1· 1 1 f 1 n <l .,
umll':.1rahl1· 1n th1-. ras1· 11unk
ro1·k f•>llo1A1·r-. 1Ah11 t·an b•·
Hknt1f11'<I hv ·un1·on' l'nt111nal
moflt• of tlr1•-.:-. ;111d hair C'Ul
~tvh•
·'\t·1A port l11·;ll'h p11l11•1• 11fftnaJ-.
hav1· ..,aid lht•\ 1At11ild he
... t II p I' I n g a 11 d 4 lJ I' l> t I {J n I n j.(
p 1· r.., ,, n.., " fr 1· 1· t 1 n u t h •·
appl•ar<.1n<·e of punk nwkt·r.., m
an t•ffor1 lo .1>olvt• 'anou~ r r1mt-!.
bellevl'<1 lank('(! t<1 follower'.'> or
thl' Ith: l>l\ll·
Youth:. 1Ahn huvt· 1·omt· to bo·
knov.n a :. punk ro r k t:r'>
~enerallv have !.hort. c:,p1k' hair
and w1•ar torn cloth1·.., <1nrl high
top sncakl'r-.
~anta \na alt<irn1·~ Honald
Talmo rl'prc•-.1·nt1nJ.( th1·
Wll<'0>.1>-. hJ'i bt·1·n 1>t·t·k1n~
~ nung pc-r..,on.., -.topp<'d h) polln·
r crl•ntl} and photugrc.ipht·tl ll ..,
part of thl· purported crack·
d1Jwn on punk mrk ac·t1v1t1f'-.
Tht•se J>Cr-.<m '.'> would he U.'><'d
a s witnt:sM•s in the pending
<'Uurl l'ase Talmo took out an
advertisement an the Uaily Pilot
Monday seeking such person"
P olic·e Chief Charles Gross
was away on vacation cinrt other
pol ice
0
0 ffll'1a l s w ere no t
available to comment on the
lawsuit this mornml(
The suit seeks court orders
that would prohibit police from
showing phot<1gruphs of Wilcox
lo anyone ell>c involved in crime
investigations
The legal action a lso seeks
court orders stopping city police
Offl Cf'rS rro m deta 1n1nJ(.
ques tlonin~ or p hotographing
per:.ons without probable t•au:.e
SA\.'RA MENTO <AP>
P roposals to s trengthe n and
m a inta m California prit.oners ·
ties with their families were
Evidence Approved
f 'runa Poflf* I I
BILLY CARTER • • •
d1:.:.uJdt• h1" h1 .. 11htr1111J.! br<ithn
from rn.1k111i.: .1 rdurn tnp 111
l.1b~ U IJ~l H'ttr "i 'm not tr\111~ ttJ m.1k1· l'X
l'U!'>Cll ... the <ildl·r bm\tw1 'aid
Hut "anwm1· 1Ah11 kn11~-. Bllh
knov. s that 1111 111w <·,1n pu..,h h1ni
around ..
The pn·:.1dt•nt flt·frndt•fl u.,1ni.:
Billv to gl•t to lhl' L1by:m l(O\
t'rnment 1n the t>arly day~ C>f tht·
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port of thl• rudwal hh1m1t· r<·
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On Jul) 2:!. the Wh1t1· HOU'>e
d1..,l'losed that Bill) Cartc·r ur
r<inRcd d meeting between Wh1l1·
!louse and L1 b}an officials Nov
27 an ·an allt'mpt to gain L1bvc.t'-.
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Union and the Visit.ors Advocacy • --r .
Council. They included placing • ·
prisoner & in the institutions An Orange County Supe rior Fountain Valley residence on
oeareS't the ir h o mt:s and Cou rt Judge h as ruled that Goldeneye Avenue
l'estricting strip sear c hes of -eviden ce fro m Le otis Le e Al the home. however, Heater visitors ~eater's arrest nine_ years ago a llegedly slapped the boy, tied
m a sex abuse case can be used him up and forced hi m to take
at his forthcoming trial. part in sexual acts . Police said
DAILY PILOT
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Heater, a 48-year-old Fountain the boy also was forced to take
Valley resident, u cbaraed \lrilb drugs aod was kept p~ ~
holding an 18-year-old me-le Heater until the following morn-
hilchhiker prisoner in bis home ing
and subjecting the youth to sex· The 1911 case, which ls con-
ual abules last May. sld e r e d si m i l ar in many
Judge James Turner, during respects, was dismissed when
pre-trial motions Monday , de· Healer pleaded gullly to another
cid ed that a jury could hear case dating from 1967.
evidence s temmin& from
Heater's arrest for the 1911 sex
abu.ecue.
Judge Turner said the 1971 aa-
aault on a teen-a1e hitchhiker
could be used by prosecutor
Dave Hlmselaon to show a pal·
tem Lo Heater'• behavior.
An ex·convlct wltb a n ex·
tenaive sex offense record,
'HHter WU arrealed by Foun·
taln Valley police ln early Kay
alter a youn1 male bltehb1klr
from Covina wu found bleedinl
a nd d11ed ln a parlrln1 fot
alona Brook.bunt &tnet. The youth &old otncen he bad
been blkhhlktn• at tbe Talbert A venue on-ramp to the San
Dle10 freeway the prevlOUI day
when he wu picked up by a man
drivlnc a late model Chevrolet.
Tb• driver:. lcltsaUfl1d bf pottce •Heater. ~tnced UM!
you"' Lo stay overnJabt at b.IJ
f',...P-.pAJ
PETER'S ...
However, Mrs. Wieder. el a
Joint meeUng with council of-
flclala Monday, said complaints
are •lain on the lncreue from
realdenu of Sunset Beacb who
live along P1c lflc C out
H11hway.
She indicated that the IPiU,•·
tlon meuura have ab1tt.d lbe
noise t.o residential areu.
'l'be Peter's Landini develop-ment lncludet three reatauranta.
a commercial marina for 2QO
boat.a. a uv• ~ .._..,,..,. and a 40,000.aqvare-foot com· merclal buildln1.
Valley
.Planner
Resigns
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C:OITION
TWE NTY-F IVE CENTS
C Agency Backs Flight A uCtion
'l1M ceull)' 0 .-neral St'f'vt
,"'4 .. IC'Y hMlakton •~look at
''°9•lftl JoM Wayne Airport to
commercial alr u rrlert and
.. aln t0nduct.d the t
• ii • eeaJed bid I UCUOO of
MnaitteddaUy nl1hU
t Acrordln1 to a $3-pa1e report D" belnc d rc ulated among
eouty oltkl•l•. f rontier and
Weltem altlines, two of four car I ,..,., 1eekln1 acceu to the
airport, should ~ permitted to
bkl fOf' 12 ol Lhe allowed 4 I fights
peftlay.
8Dntinental Alrllnei. a nd PSA, , t• canief'I a1JSo seeking accebs
a to the airport, do not meet runway
1 flB Jobs
Probe
·Halted
By PATRICK KENNEDY
Of -o.11, ~ .... 11.i Despite claims to the contrary
, o•er the pu t six m onths the
U.S. Depmmenl of Labor never
I Jnvestigated alleged financial
abuses In Huntington Beach's
f9'er.Uy.funded Job program, a
f apeclal agent for the Labor
Department aald Monday.
c Special a gent Arnold Dalley
I said the U S. Attorney's office
I ordered him to bait any . Labor
1 Department Investigation lnto I Use chartea In Febr.uary. one
week after a preliminary finding
' ol• ccutty audit indicated posai· ble misuse ol $18,000 of federal
funda by a top official or the city
pro1ram.
Hunllncton Beach police chief
Earle RobiuJUe expressed sur·
• prtae at the development. He
aald Kond•Y that Labor Depart·
·m.ent SPokesmen told h is in-
vestiga tor, Randy Toburen, and
die Orang• County District At-
fllnaeY'• office to bold off on a
leeal lavest11atlon of the
~mlDal cbarl .. because ita ih·
••llaation wu ln prosreaa
Robllai.lle sa id hia department
was notified Just last week ct the
U.S attorney's decision not to
purs ue any criminal allegations.
lie said word of the decision
was passed on to his department ta a "round-about way" rrom Cl·
lJ Attorney Gail Hutton's office
Deput) Orange County Dis·
trict Attorney J ean Rheinheim er
taid she received official notice
fTom Mrs. Hutton's office of the
federal decision on Monday and
would r eview the case this
. month to consider prosecution of
elate felony charges involvmg
m isap p ropriation of public
funds
Pair Unite
Jft,er Wife
Tries io Kill
Two Airlines Urged for Buildinp
wtl&ht ~uJrement:s now 1.n ef
ftct and thus should not be
pt>rm1tted to b1d . fH't0ord1ng to lhe
GSA report
A sealed bid auction of fh&htb 1•
s upported by the f'ederal Av1u
t1on Adrrunastral1on and the C1v1J
Aeronautics Board. but opJ>OSed
by !.tr CaWom1a and Hughes Air
West, the only jet asrh.nes now
permitted to service John Wayne
Airport. .
The GSA report. dated July 29.
llt>nerally outltnes the same con
l'lua1oru contumed m a report re·
leased 1n April
County hUJ>t!rv1bors May 13 de
c1ded not to act on the a<.·cess qu~·
t1on. c11.t.ng a lawsuit filed by Air
Callfom1a against the ft'AA over
the aovemment's agency's ruJ.lng
that new carrier s must be
permitted entry to the airPQrt
That luwsu1l wai. subsequently
d1s m1ssed by a US. OastractCourt
Judge 1n Los Angeles Air
Cahrorrua, however, has filed an
appeal of the decas1on with the
US 9thCircwtCourtof Appeals
As part of its May decai.1on. the
board called for further i.tudy by
the GSAortheaccesbquestaon
Accordmg to the new report. a
dec1s1on b y the co unt y
s upervisors lo maintain the
"stdlus quo" at the airport would
place the county 1n legal Jeopardy
with the federal government
Sanctions the county could fare
by rt'fus1ng to act on the at·<'t-'>'> 1~
'I U'-'. c.<·c-ordmg to the repurt. 1n
rlude
Possible !OS'> or lht' c·ounly . .,
accei.!> to h-derc.I fund' and future
f<•de ral grant~ progrc.mh for
aarporu.
P<>!>s1ble demand to the coun
ly for the rt'payrnc:nt or pet'>l
ft-'1eral fu.n<b r<:N:lvt'd for 1m
provt>ment'> at J ohn Wa} ne
Airport
Possible 1mp<J'>1ll<m of c-1v11
IJl'nttlll~ undt·r thl' fo.t-dnal A via
twn Act. of up to SI .ooo pn da)
In add1t1on . thf' GSA analy'L'
'ia1d, thf• county llkf'ly would fact·
lawhutL'> from a1 rhnc!> dt:n1e<.1 en
try to th<• airport
Ont-eounty 01t1r1al prf'Ol('l1'fJ 1t
would be <it ll'tt-.t a month before:
tht' nf'w GSA ri·rom mf·n11at1on.,
n'lH'h th<' Hoard ''' ~u111·rv1'>0r'>
for action
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th<• C:SA wa., · '<•Jp1t ulatmg" t.othl·
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lhul i.lthou~h ht• ma} hJ' 1· matl1·
some m1~lukc-. rn ~cllin)( in
formation about the c-ai.c out in
the open. nooe or tw. Ci<.'l1oni. an
Sv>ell Belore tlae Sia"" 0-~ .... -... ..--"_ dt-alln~ 14'1lh Hilly and th1· LJh
With a li ttle he lp from Howard. Hurricane that 1s. these
two surfers e njoyed 6 to lO·foot waves at Newport
RP~rh'~ 1R1h Street "Point" this morninJ? Th«> hurnrane
winds were las t reported s wtrlinJ:: 85 mph ~ome 600 mile~
southwest of San Diego and ~hould keep wave~ up local!\
for the next dav or two -----------
J11ry to Decide Writer's Fate
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By DAVID KUTZMANN su rroundt'd by I~ undercover was tht• vtcl1m ()( t·ntrapm1•nt Jrn•-.1 al ~:im ., The· µn·-.rm•nt lf•·h•nih·d U1'111g oittoeo•11'~1101suu nar cot1ch a~ents and watched "oftheworstkmd " And Cot•thal-. -.:11tl St''"'""' Bill\ to f.!••l lt1 tlw l.th~:tri gov
T he defendant, a writer, say!I fr o m above by a poli ce: Yat·obozz1 .,a.id St·sSHJO!>. 41;, "'"' 1aught ·n ·d han1ft·1I .11 ttw l'rrtmi·nt rn thi· c .. irl\ d.c"' of tht-
he was merely doing on-the-spot he licopter had made contact\ w 1th r 1· ., L au r a n 1 cl u r ' n f.! 1 Ii•· 1' .mi.Jn 111•.,tJ ~·· 11 1 "' •111" """1
resea rch for his lates t book The uuthor !>aid he was only numerous drug r1~ur<'loo whilt· ('u n-.umrmll1on 11( th•· l:o1a1n1· thi· m.-..,11111 "·1' '11 1''·"' p:irtlv
dealing with th e s hadowy resea rch1n~ material for his researchmg has art1clt and that tran-.aC'taon 'urc·f'.,,ful 111 oht:iirung tht--.up
underworld or drug peddling in f rth rt I . police USM' him lo U('l ut the\(' L,, .. 11unr"~ IJf ('()('"IOI· Jti" porl 11( th .. r.1d 1< .II hfamll' rt• Southern California. 0 comtn~ a ic c on cocame d"al'"rs cu "' r ' '' ~ ., i,:1nw fo1 I S l'!f11rt., 111 fn.,. 1tw pushcrh when he was arre~ted " ~ St(} I.IOU 111 n.1looh "''·n· w111·d JI lhl· The DistrictAttorney'som ce. In particular. Sc%1ons \aid, he Proi>ec utor Tom Co<•thJI., t1ml'ofthcdrrt·"IL., \m t'r1tan '"lf•ll\t• 11' 11111
however,says Hunlington Beach wantedtowritcprof1lesondrug however. told th e-Jun 1n 1
1·i'<frd. h•1"'1'"''· lhJI 11 rua v resident Ken Sessions, author of dealers Superior Court Judge Kenneth ~t·-.-.ion., ~u-. charged "1th 1.1\1· b""n hJcl iwh:rrwnl · l,,
more than 40books.overstepped 11 k led d h h Lue's courtroom that ~--~ ... on-. -.di <.•., und 1·on ... parJ1·y but hJ\1• 1•nh.1m1·cl Bi ll\, -.t;itur•· the bounds of his rePQrting into e ac now ge e wa!> t e ·""'' <iot•t hah 'aid poll<'e kn~w ht.-an 1 h1· m111cl-. of 1 ht• I.it)\ .rn-. ·
I t . . t . d middle-man an arranging the htory vun es dramaucully rrom "a" onh J ·IJaht v.-ei"hl 10 lhl' <> Jul ." h H • actua par icipa ton '" rug meetino at Sam 's ""~tween what the testimony or undercover "' "' '1 11 \ .. "L 1 1• n hit•· llnu'-1 Sales ., ~ <.i'>e and that they had lo w.e 1~t·lc~·"" that I' II (' t turned out to be under cover officers who dealt with him ' ""' · •1 ' .ir 1•r ar The critics judging Sessi096' narcoti cs agents and other A Hunta.ngton liec.ch narcOll<'!> him to li?t't al tht· larger p1e>hton. rani.:t•d a m1•1•tmi.: hdv.-i·n• Whn" ,
wor k i.J) this case will be the 12 dealers agent had said Ses~ions sold hi m For that reason, the deputy llouw dlld l.1h\an 11fftna1., l\tJ\
members of an Or ange County But defense attorney William s mall amounlb o r c iH·ainc d1 i..tr1ct attorney !>a 1d . two :n 111 an attempt to J,!JIO l.ib\d .,
Superior Court ~ury ';"ho were to Yacobozz1 claimed has client several days before the wnter ~ lfnde r C'ovc:r narC'otics a~<"nt~ bUpporl for ri•IPJ'>f• •if .th•· DURANT,Okla .t AP>-Aman begin deliberations in his drug ~ught <'O<'ame from Session'>. ho!>taf,((..., wm·d rn Ir.in thrt••·
wboaurvlvedatleastslx attempta peddling trial today. • · ~ · who then 1ntnxht<'t•d th ... m to thl' Wt't'ks <'arl1t•r L1t1.,. ·• -.utl-.t· "!lllitfl~!::·;"''.::·~~· -'<-~ft'. r~~~'°"~~".,Vlfl.t~!:\:>~.m· h •• __ ~ • 1 lk • other pusher~ a1 S<am 's on Au~: qut>nt~y ap1walt·d. "•thriul <'I
I. ' ' •· .. ·~rvela'~~:;:~_.~~"' > ~· _ ......,..~~'\'.\ • ~~--':'rif..\:'~ J~-~l.t"'itt .,,... •• : ".:\'-'-~'It·~--~~---..... ~_:>-:~ loTer wantt the c arges agalnat a ttorneys Monday. ' . U " c::;~ .' r ' • • 4rit~«r<; .: l t't' 5{eo-wi'l.h"" • ..:, · t-~ -•v r -.. -+-·~-' ~"t -~!. •. ...: ·· ·-"" lltJ spouse dismissed betauae The bearded Sessions, ending . Sess ion!> eventually pleaded ,,.---.----·------~)'bavereconclled. testimony in his own jlefense" • guilty to charges a~afnst them
.,.-ckhoule, 38, flied a moUon eversoldcocaineund~i:cover to weekendthert of$120,000 worth or repair " term aod two oth e r s .arl'
:fleekln1 to ditmlu char1n ol police ofricen prior to his arrest of copyl n'g m achines from a The 30 copiers were taken spending a year an Orange
&.Lawyers for La Fray earlier in the .day, denied he Those r esponsible for t he are"m necdofvarylngdegrees One 1sservmgafour~yearpnson Or.an~ea:·0~1 ,1
.. piracy to commit murder last August at Sam's Seafood Xerox Corp. truck In lrvlne may from the trailer 'of a truck County J~al. L; ,·
aiMhhootln1wttblnteottokW. restaurantlnHuotlngtonBeach. have gotten less tha n they parkedin theloadlng dockofthe The mun who led police to ~< .. -:-·
l&\d S&ackbollte . Seulou w-a a Uk4;n lnlo IJ"argained (or. ,Xero x Cor p. m anufacturing Sessions. informant Da nny '~ii~.----,· ~.., ~ e. Pbyllll, ~Ued cus tody wi th three other plant al 18691 Jamboret> Road. Ram irez, apparently Oed Orange
r t.be ct.alb ol tht woman's auapecta •t'ler the restaurant on Xer ox Corp. o fficials told Police s aid the tra iler wrum't County smce polioe have been Night and mornmg low
er, JamH FrankUn. two Paclflc Co ast Highway was Irvine police that the machines locked. tmable to fmd ham. c I o,u d s p re v a i 11n 11 ,
_......,. ot h e rwise f ai r w ith-
.... .Accordln1 to the motion, variable high clouds on
a.ackboute decided he won't "* c e u • L • CM NB W e dnes d ay . H ig h s ...Uf1qalmtblawUe. rime n Wednesday ln the low 70s . Dhtrlc& Attorney Ron p • rv•ne at the beaches to near 80
•bblefleld Hld Mond ay be II II ' ' Inland. Lowa tonight 58 to ..... DOt bave a cue witbout 68
a.ldlocw'1t..UIDOllJ ' ~ to leltlmoa1 at a tr•lne, Newport Beach and , ....... "l.'-== ....... forFraMJID Cotta Mua expe r i enced
_. Mn. ~a••· Frlllklln •lplfleantJJ more aerioul crhnes
..... to ••bulll llack-.. u i. tM ftntllx moatbl of lh1I year Iii llft ..t IMlt failed wben tbe Ulu._....tlleaametlmeperiod !,., _ftedm Uled a dllf.-lut ,_,., .a.ccordinf to lrvlne ...~nP9d*I. pollce tratnlnc o flcert..Jlm ,,.,,.... .... _1111~•-0lloe ldd i. • caa.t at Broomlleld.
:'f:•-...Md,oa •ltpal Crtme la up 21.e percent ln ..n.:'fac~:':: Newpon S.ach, c,a percent In
...... totblteltilDOllJ. t l rvtn• ... a.1 in Colla • &..uftld ... .... .. ... , cJa ~I
111 ......,. .. , to_., crime dtiea.
bat lbe .....,.. lroomflt I omptl•d the
Md 1111& lalm. He Mid statlllia It the requeet ol the I=~ .... ~ .... .... .. .... 1"1MQtreo..dl. "-~;"'~;:;1'YI~~-=-~ x A t:;:· ~~
r.
aeven mOlt serious otre nses:
murder, rape, robbery, uaault,
bur1lary, theft and auto theft.
Cotta Kesa leads in all aeven
cate1ones.
Newport Beac h's 23.8 percent
lncreue la prtmartly due to more
a1Huluandthel'll. ·
There were 39 auaulta dw1.n1
tbe tint •lx montbl of lut ye.r,
compand to 71 durtn1 the aame
period thb ye u . Tbeftt were up
from 5141utyeartol11thltyear.
Officer John Desmond, who
saulta should be placed on punk
rockers who have been operalln&
In the city.
He sald he didn't know why
theftataliatlca were up,
Irvine's 10.3 pttcent Inc rease
can be partially attributed to the
city's 13.4 percent population
growth over the last year.
The bi11eataln1le area of crime
lncreue ln Irvine la bur1Jartes .
There were 4fl7 Lbtoulh June lu t
yearandlherewereet4durln1U..
aamellmeperiod t.bla ye1r.
tompil• crtm• 1tatl1tlc1 for ''Thll lt not unu.u1I consider· N•-:.i:..8each,HJclr.b.!.lN111'~ tn.1 the tapjd irowth In rtslden-~ .... -~-loiUIT. "----~·t and lndalrtaJ
..
structures,'· Broomnel<tnld.
"When the crimes are com.
pared with popuJation gr owth and
per l ,000 Inha bit a nts . th e
at allsUca are more r epresen-
ta tive."
During the first six months of
this ye.r there were 23.3 crimina l
orrenaea per 1,000 Irvine resl·
dents. Newport Beach had ~.5
and Cotta Mesa had 48.1.
Irvine's population la 65,133
Newport Beach'• ll 66,500 and
Costa Meaa'als81,980.
• lrvlnehu onJy J.lpollceoUker
pe r thouH nd people In com .
fart'°" to 2 ln Newport Beach~ .tfno:.t . • ,
I NSIDE TODA l '
Thf! Calt/orn10 Angf!l1
aren't m lalt plocf! any mor~
Can they cltmb lo aecond"
SIOrJI . Page 81.
..
NEW YORK tAP> p,...deoU&I COGlender Ronald Rea11n
bad 1 ttme "'nC'OOnt.r tod11 •ilh • hos-Ul • boolna tr'O-d ot
about a 100 )OW\I blac and Hispanics in • rubblt' tilrl"wn •H
tlon or l'W York's d v• la ted South Bronx aecuon
Al one P<'lnt. tM cand1datt abouted to lbe 1crtam1n1 crowd
wb1ch kept dem.ndtnc ht tell Uwm what h would do to h Ip .. i
can't do a damn lhlna 1r I doa't aet elected I'm tryln1 to tell
you thottt' ts no tovflrnment proc-ram o r promlte th1t u n
Wl\'U nlklll\. \l>i&nd '
Rt>•gun \\t'nt to the South Bronll for a n••'o conrerc•nc"' •t a
a.Ile:-where Cartl'r m t97l proml l'd u b11l1on dollar:. rf'tlt-Yt'IC>p
ment pru&ram King's Car a ff maier
"I didn't t·ume down hrN' lo mukl" 1t prorn11w I came down
here bet-aW>e someone el$l" made 11 prnm1~l" uhnoi.t three yeitr.
110 and flalll'<SlO k •tp It," hl" 'lhoUtf'd
Th crowd. in vuanl tut Mtulltt'cf nt•;11;t to 1th1rndone1l huald
Ing~. !\tre.;imf'd "1\jnh t Reagan for bnng1n1t c1.n E'nlourug.-or
news reportt!n. v.1th hJ m
The hunte r 's seat on this car designed for
Saudi Arubian King Khaled can be raised
31 5 inches giving the hunter a good
bhooting position. The six-wheeled car \\-a:,
built. as ordered. by Swiss desurner Franco
Sbarro. The car. "Windha wk." h as a
Mer c(.'Cfes engine. 39 6-gallon water tank
uncl 9"l 5·~allon gc.asohn<.• lank Price tag 1s
$170.63l
Egg n ... ., .... 11 •d .. n o ..
DENVER tAP1 In an ap~aran<'e marrf'd by an egg
lhrowwg 1nc1dent. J ohn B A.nde,...,on loda> compared hlmbelf to
Dem«X·rat Fta.nkltn D R00ttc\•elt. tdlmg the nation s governorg
hu. adnurus tral1on wuuld bt-one of • common sense" and plam
deal mg
Anderwn. a Republican congressman. uid when Roosevelt
entered o"1ce m 1933 he did not have spec1f1(' plans to solve the
t>conom1c depression or lh&l lime But like Rooscvdt, Anderson
said. he ha s a "bas1<' commitment to action ..
Anderson. i,peaking to the National Guvcrnors Conference.
was nearly struck by an egg thrown by a mirn 1dent1fyang h1mbell
as a member of the Communist Workers P arty While the man was
seized by police. the pres1dentialcandidatewas husUed away from
the PQd.Jum by Secr et Service agents.
.llouat ll••od \ligil Liltf»d
~ENLO PARK CAP> -Th1: US Geological Survey lifted
its formal hazard wa tch for Mount Hood in northern Oregon to·
da)
The service said a decline an earthquakes and "a lack of any
other detectable l>1gns that could be consider ed forerunners to
increased vokan1c· activity" led it t o lift the watch. tn effect
s mce July II
Geologist., fee1 red Lh <1l a sen es of earthquakes centered m
and near the mo untain signalled <1 possible pendmg eruption of
the volcano. part of the Ce1scade Range. Mount St Helens.
which ha-. erupted four times since mid-May. as part of the
cha an
Shah Aide Brother
Arrested in Iran
8 v Tb.-i\i,sodated Press
Revolutionary J,tua rd!'l raided a
houst' m north Tehran at dawn
today and arrested a brother of
Iran '!'. forml'r Wltsh1 n gton
a m bassador. Ardes h1r Zahed1.
the st11te-run lr<1 n1 an radio
r eported F a rrokh Zahedi
apparently had slipped into Iran
lo t ry to s e ll his b rother's
property.
In another development. the
I ran.Ian P a rliame nt today
r e fused to allow a leading
m o dera t e. Adm Ahmad
Ma da ru. to take h1l> seat in the
Parhament
M <1dan1 . <1 former prt'!>tdential
<:a nd1d at<'. ha s b ee n <1n
o utspoke n oppont'nl of Iran's
c·ont1nue d h oldin g of th1•
Amcn<:an ho!'ila~e~. who tO<fay
were an their 276th d&y of
captivity
Tehran radio, an a broadcaM
monitored in London. <;aad th1.·
Parliament rejected M<1dant 'l>
credentials by a vote of 176-1,
with seve n abstentio n s
Ha rd-line r evolutiona ries he1ve
CICCUSed M(ldani of links with the
old regime of Shah Mohammad
R eza Pah lavi and with the
United Stat.ea.
Ardeshir Zabedl, who also
once served as foreign minister.
was one of the top advisers to
the s hah during his rule He was
at the deposed monarch 's std<'
during his dying hours an 11n
Egyptian hospital July 27
Tehran rndw. an J bro<1dcar.t
monitored 1n London. !\lltd a
"'arrant had L1:en tl>~Ul'd for
Farrokh '.., arrt''>t bv tht'
re\ulut 1un<1r) vr o!'l
4-'tutor-genernl. and he wal> <1r
res led at the home of u re I a tJ ve
WoIDen Sailors Tell
Anger Over Charges
LONG BEACH (AP) -One married. said that since the aJ -
woman said s he is quitting the legations o f homosexuality
Navy. Another s aid her mother against her were publicized. her
ts trying t.o take away her 8· mother has s ued for custody or
year-old son. Both de nied they Ms . GaskiJUi' 8-year-old son. The
were homosexuals a s lhe first boy is living with Ms Gaskins'
day o( discharge hearings got mother in New Jersey
NB Police
Sued Over
Punk Stops
A Newport Beach teen-ager
and his mother h ave filed a
l aw!juat an O r a n ge County
Superior Court asking lo st.op
Newport Beach po lice from
a llegedly making ran<Jom stops
of s uspected "punk rockers."
Named as pla1nhffs in the
l egal action Mo nday were
Thomas Wi lcox, 15. and ha~
mother. Toby
Their suit s<iy!'l Wilcox was
l>toppcd by Newpor t Beach
p o la ct' la!>l June and
interrogated and photographed
by off1cerl> without an} probable
cause or reasonable s usp1c1on
that the youth was anvolved in
wrongdoang of any sort.
Wilcox is a self-described
follower of punk rock music
The legal action claims that
thl' city h al> been tryang to crack
d o \\ n on those it find s
undel.1 rable. in this c<1se punk
r ock followe rr., who can be
1dent1f1l'd by "unconvent1on<1I
mode or dre~~ and hair cut
l>lyle ..
~ewport Reach r><>lict-offi ci<1ll>
have !'lai d the~· wo uld be
stoppin g and que s t1on1ng
p erso n s <1 f fcct1 n g th e
<1ppearance or punk rockers In
an effort to solve various cnme.,
believed linked to followers of
the life style
Youths who have come to be
known as punk r ockers
generally have short. spllcy hair
and wear tom clothes and high
top sneakers
Santa Ana attorney Ronald
Talmo. represe nting lhC'
Wt I coxes. h<.t s bcc·n seeking
young persons stopped by pohct·
recently and photographed d'>
part of the purported crnck
do" non punk r<><'k <1ct1vll1C''>
The'>l' pt:rMJO.., would be uM·fl
CIS w1tnCl>l>l''> In the pending
court cw.e T almo took out <1n
advert.tsement in the Dally Pilot
.Monday seeking r.uch persons
Police Chief Charles Gro!>ii
war. aw;iy on vacation <1nd other
poli ce off1c1als w e re n ot
available to comment on the
lawsuit this morning.
The suit seek s court orders
that would prohibit police Crom
s ho wing photographs of Wilcox
to anyone else involved m crime
in vest1gations
AIRPORT • • under way aboard the USS American Civil Libe rties..
NortonSound Union attorneys maintain al crowded and s ubject of intense
To avoid a ny conm ct of in· least the fir s t three of eight com mumty criticis m o-ver jet
terest among lhe firs t three women facing d1scharge should noise
women fa c ing d 1S c h,a r ge be gr anted separate hea rings, "Now they <the GSA> a r etrying
. beca~ or aileged hom.osexual but one of the w~men said Mon-to back the board mto a corner, ..
activity, t h e Navy s Ad· day s he was disappointed ner sai<Uh..<U~.f(lc ~~ .. ~1 "''"-
· •. ,_,min\slrl:!_tjv~e Dischar ge _.~2M'h, ~as_l!~.w~~~~~~~~;:'~~.!'.J-~.-=~-·~~~s 1s-Sue'sKo!d~-~;:t~,~~ .,. · ~'f#atJ$e1 .. .---~._... . fo llow board action o n a $302 000
Gaskms' t:a~e Y it.Self.. , "I was all ~eady . I ju_st ~.ant to cons ult,mt 's master plan -0n 'th e
The 2.5-year-old _Newark, N.J .. go and get it over with, said airport's future.·
woman, who said s~e has a Alicia Harris, 18. of Chicago.
boyfriend a nd is plannmg to get She said s he will quit the Navy
r c!gardless 01· the hearin1s' out-
That report Is nearing comple·
ti on
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o..cMt\.IWird \ief~M• __, '·.H'Wl•n f "4: Of'WM ''-_.' ~·~ 04..,1 Ii\.,"° w. t •• , " ..... p 0 Mo1 tMO C..14"-'rW (•l+tol'l'l•t1t1',
c-......... ""'"''*'' M.t~nt , ••• .,
T~e (714)toel
Cl......_. AdV•'\! .... Kl•...,. ....... \tft,_ .......
com e .
~ ~/f'f!°\~--"-'t:t'Y f.,~V:ee-. ~__t'1-,. ~ .... y nd(r..UJc,.auc4or;i sy:ste~ -i on' wanITo~be kick~d o"iirrar -pvaea Uj me--v;:,A· an c\ v1 ,.,
being something that I'm not." favorably by the federal agen-
sbe told reporters outside the cies. Air California and Hushes
s hip. Airwest would keep 29 of the 41
Ms. Harris. who has s aid &tie flig ht.~ permitted daily.
has been deeply depress~ by The othe r 12 would be placed up
the allegations, said she hopes to for auclion to Frontier and
go to school and gel a part-Ume Weste rn Air Cal ifornia and
job after her case concludes. Hughes Airwest also would have
Though refusing to discuss de-the right lo submit sealed bids for
tails of the alleged conmct . the 12nJghts.
American CiviJ Liberties Union Frontier. according to the re-
attorneys repruentiiii all three port, has said It wants two Oigbts
women in Monday's hearin1 to1d per 'day, and Western, two or
the Navy's hearin1 officers that threeflight.sperday.
they could not represent Wendl
Williama, 25, of the Bronx, N.Y .•
since she bad a conflict of ln-
tereat with the t wo other women
-known as respondent• ln.
Navy terminotoay, rather than
defendants.
Gmunen Get S4oo
SAN J)IEGO (AP) -Tbree
well-dret•ed 1unmen ordered
tbree employeea of a loan .. ,._.._.~reu --.111e
robbers nea1b S400 in cub,
one of the vict.lma told police .
... ..
Woman Dead
In Irvine
Irvine POllce H .ld today a ~
year -old lrvlne woma n wa.s
found deed Monday, a pparently from a H lr-lnfllcted 1un1hot
wound.
Tbe ldentJty of the woman,
wbo wu found by !Mr boyfriend
at. •~• f.~ kt w UM~ Park hOine, 11 beln• withheld
pendtni nollflcaUoo of kln.
BILLY CARTER . . . •
lect . for the American c<1 pllv~
rele<1!>e
.. In tlus respect the 11 ppro<1ch
to the Llby<inl> \\a-. '>urce~sful."
the president '><11d "Whe th1>r 11
would h<tVl' tx•tm 'U<'c~-.-.fuJ tf
Htlly had not purt1c1pated 1s a
question nrJ one c<1n a n:,wcr with
certainty "
Jn his :.l<1tem1:nl, Carter re
l t e r atetl ··1 c·un s tate
cate(:or1cally th<1t my brother
Billy hai. had no anflut•n('(~ on my
decisions or Oll any L' S govern
ment poltc·y or action conremang
Libya I can al~o l>L<1le that Balh
has nl•vt•r a-.ked rnt• to take an\
* * * Billy Ref.uses
To Accoiuit
For Pavme11t .,
A :\1 EH I (' l s (. <l I ,\ f' I
P r l' .., 1 d l' n l < · a r 1 e · r ' ;1 1 ti '' n
nat 111nal tt·l•·v1''''11 I h111 tw
1:xpc1·1 .... hi ' br11th1·r Hdh t11
a<:('ount for lht• s:ao '"'" ht•
reec1v<•d from thf' l.ib)an
governm1:nt. hut Hall\ -.;.11'1 · I
don·1 tn to run th<.> 1·oun1n .:.ind
he dot"sn't run m' hu-.anc-..,·
B 1 11 ' s a 1 d-h e• h a ., n IJ 1mmed.J~Ll' plan.., lo d1<,c·lose· how
he spent lhe mortt')
"Frankl\. I don't think at !I
any body'!i husmel>'i, .. h1: said
Billy <ind ht'> w tfl", Sib) I.
watc h ed a rJ:.1r o f color
television sets in the lounge of
the Best Western motel a s
President Carter defended the
adm1ruslrat111n's handhn~ of hts
brother·.., t 11·.., \lo 1th l.1 IJ\ d
D r 1 n k 1 n J.! 1 e· c• d ·, 1• ci ,1 n 11
rhlllll .... mlJhlll)' f1lt1 I ( 1~.1rl'l t•
B I I I ~ \\ .1 I I h ,. d \,\ I t h ,, u I
l'XP"'"""'" <1" th1· 11n·..,1d1 ·nt dent<'d am prior kn11\I> l1·d1:e · nf
thl' S;!:.!0 IJ(lfJ p ;i \ 1111·111 Ill
I n r I u I. n ( I II ~ I ta I ·' u ... t I t , •
I>epartm1·11t 111\ 1·..,t1i::it1on .. r
Baily's L1byu11 111•:.
B u t w h 1.· n t h c p re· ., 1 d l' n t
m e n t1on ccl th<' ant1<'1natl'd
C 1nan1· 1 <1 I cl 1., 1· Ir,., u n • B 111'
exclaimed . '"Wh ot" llnd
lauJo?hed.
Afterw<1rd . H1llv wa!. asked his
opmion of the hour long new:.
conference
"f wouldn't Jo?O II!. far as to !\Cl\
I en1oyl"d 1t.'' h1: n ·plted "But I
thought it Wa l"> a good news
confe rence I do kno"' what
he s aid was the truth "
Billy also s aid he has not
talked with the prel>1dcnt s mce
JuJy 1. and has no intention or
speaking with ham again until
after congressional hearings on
his L1by<1n dl'ahngs a re over
,
-.tep that 11.•ould a ffect any of
these actt0nl\ or pol1c1~ ..
Tht' pn•sldent <1nnounced he
asked his staff to draft a rule
forb1ddmg an~ federal employee
tu de<1I with ;m\' member 1Jf the
pres ide n l · s ·r a m 1 I y under
c irc umstances that "cr eate
either the reality or the ap-
pearance" of improper favor or
1nnuence
The president also made these
points
He ne,cr tried to influence
the Justice Depart ment an
ve!>t1gat1on of Bally Carter
lie did not learn unlll at wa!>
mllde pubh<' la-.t month that the
Lab> an ~o\•ern ment pa ad h1i.
brother ~.000
He never rccel\'f'd any of
Btlh C'artn ., Lib) an mone)
Sl'n Htr<:h Ba:,h. D Ind .
ch<11rmon of the s pecial 'ienate
-.ub1·omm1ttet declined com
m<·nt hut ht ' 't<'e chaarm<1n.
1.\1·11 !'-tmm Thurmond R Sr ,
,,1111 We· h<J\ 1· ht'ard the pre-.1
dc•nt ' '1d1· <Jf th{" m<1ttcr nO\I.
\I.,. v. ill hl:'cJf th1· \I. tlne'>M'' d11d
ni.I\ 111 h .. ..ir lht 11tht·r side
~.rt IJ .. nn1.., ll1·<"r101 tnl f)
\rt1 J p<1ne·I 1111 rntJ1•r ':it<i th••
prc·..,1<11·nt rlad v.1·11 but rdu
11on1d I thank 1h1· J ud~mt·11t
v.on t h1· mack at1 .... 11lutPI\ thl'
1•\ t•n1ni.: bt .. c-au,c· 1t ,.., ur• t<> tht·
1·cirrlrrt11lt·e lri ..,. ft l hl' (act.,
S t' n B n b () <1 l r• R K a n
Pl•rhap<. tht· preo;1flcnt c; c;ha'JX"t
rnt1c· on th1: <·omm1llee, 11a1c1
lht're s tall ,., "a lot to explon·
11l' expre:, ed pan1cular inte rest
1n a <.on,·er.,<1t1on bet .... een
Carte r and Atto rney General
Benjamin R. C1v1leU.i m wtuc h
C1v1let ti told the president that Rall~ Carte r v.ould not be pros
l'CUll'd If ht.' n·~t~tt'red a!> a l.Jb-
\an a c1•nt
< JMl'r aeknriv. 1<'<1J!M1 ht• m dd•·
.1 h1J,!hh tl·1·h1111·J I mt..,LJk•·
\\he n < t\ilf'lt1 .md th1• Whale·
l111u ..... -df•n11"ll I ht• I V.11 harj c11 ....
1 ll"t•<I the Ball\ < 0 drlt'r muth•r
tw!or1 .1 n·c·ord ""..tr<'h reH·<.111·11
the:~ II.id
Wro lJlit C ontributor
Listed in S tory
A s tory appearing F'rida).
Aug l. an tht> frn n e Ed1llon of
the Datly Pilot ancorrecUy stat-
ed that the Bertea Corp con-
tributed $340 to the City CoW1ctl
campaign of Bill VardouJu •.
The story s hould have read
that Richard Bertea of the
Bertea Corp contributed $340.
The corporation itself does not
make .,uch conlnbullons.
The Daily Pilot regrets the er-
ror
Brown
Blasts
DENVER CAP) -Califorula
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. callstht t
hos pital bus iness "one of •
bigaestrackets in America." ...
Democrat Brown attacked ale'
hospital industry Monday al t.tlf
annual n at ional govern<>+"'
conference ti "'€
Accomparued by aides aftd
bursting with information on
C<1lifom1a'!i health care plan ror
the poor. Brown declared that lhe
hospital industry "is protected by
the m<ltit powerful lobby lhaf's·
ever been c reated. It makes ~
military look like pikers."
··When they come up to lobby in
our slate Capitol. it isn't just
hospitals They get the LltUe
Stbters of the Poor. They get the
Presb)'lenan ministers. They fit &
the Hadassah Society. They get
every re ligious organization.
They get campaign contributors
from the left and the right. and
e1f ter they're C1n1s hed. w~
retreat .. • •1
He ~aid a new b1lhng s yste m
operated b v Computer Sciences
Corp . uppc1-.·l·d by doctors and
othl·r hc-<1lth •·<ire providers, ttr
h(•lpan~ hold down costs tft'"""
Caltfom1 a .
Computer reviews of hospital
htlhnJ.!' tn tht· !'il<.cle for supplies
.ind dru~~ !\avt·d $758.000 in April
alone· h1 ·..,a1d
• 1 t h111k \\hen v.C' le t people
kno"' Jll:>t IA.hat Cl rC1ckeL we've
~ot I think lh\ y ri· .:01ng to n sc up
an rti.>ht1•ous 1nd1i:nat1on . · Urown
~aid
W1· hJH· 111 ~cl p1••1ple to
rt·c·ogni~l· thJt hos p1Lah. while
th1' oftt·n 1.ure. t hey oft en
d~-.tro) Ten to 25 percent of the
people "ho go to h osp1t<1l s
t·ontrdc·t l>laph 1nfeclt0ns. receive
1mvropcr l'hemacab. excessive
..,urgcne-. 11nd an gener al you 're
mu('h better off 1f you can stay
J\\ d~ until at b<:1'1Jmc-. a bsolutely
n1·11· ....... Jr\ Bro\!. n ~a id
P olice Probe
Of Cle m e nte
Killing '-Slow' ...
S J rt Clt•mt·ntl' pol1 c<: 1~
\ t-:.l1~atc1r'> <ire attE:mpting to
tr .;11 c· tht· C\'l'nl.!-. followang the
murdt·r of a Camp Pe ndleton
~f c.ranc ouL..,.dc a liquor store
Saturda). b ut a s pokesrrlan said-
the probe as .. going slow "
Poh<'t" arre-stcd R G. Garcia,
::II .e ~anne who \\Ork-. in the
1 l' ~ J I <fr pa rt m c n t a t C <1 m p
l't·nrtll'lon l'Jrly Sunday morn-
111Ji! JU-.t hour-. <1fter <1n llllerca·
t1011 an front()( Stan·., Liquor. 1..24
""<• f:I C.1m1nn HPdl
W1tnt·!'l~c-. ~aid G<i rcaa a nd
~ello\\ ~IJrtnt' l.t·ne Burnell. 22.
,1r~ued over the purchase of hq-
uor frnm the· "LOrl'. a nd the
fi ght becam e physical as the
pair s tepped o uts ide
Burnell v.as slabbed once in
the c hest a nd died about three
hou rs lilter dt M1ss1on Communi·
ty Hospital
P olice arrested Garcia earl~
Sunday m ommg at the bus d~
pot . "'here he a llegedly had
purchased a ticket to San Diego.
H e ts being h e ld in San
Clemente Jail without ba ll
The police !>pokes man s aid lh1~ mommg he didn't know if a
wt>apon has been r ecovered
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Dally Newntpaper
OL. 73, NO. 218. 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUSTS, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Billy Carter Case Not Closed Yet
WAStUNGTON (AP J Pni I
dent Carter's d~fen•e or has
handllna ot brolhu B lly'a Lib
)'tr connection doesn't clos~ ttte case \hat has rocked ht• p~
klency and hus party an the final
President Def emls Actions in Affair question no one can answer with
certa inty."
In his statement. Ca rter rt•
iterat ed "I (·an stall•
C'at egoriC'ully that my brother
Bally has had no annuence oo my
del'1s1ons or on any l r S ~ovem
menl 1>0licv or acllnn t'om·eming
Libya. f ean alsri l>tute that Rilly
has nPver asked me to tah am
step that would affect any <if lheM~ at't1on-; or J,>Ohc1es "
I daya ol hJs race for nom1natJon
4 to a second term
I The gresldent's account Mon·
day nighl lO the pubhc and to the I Senate subcommittee invHUgat·
lq the affair acknowledged that
It ls ··not definitive or ftnal."
Members of the panel indicated
tMy would with.hold judgment
} .ill their probe ls complete
And in the highly charged al· l mospbere of an election cam·
pa1gn. Carter·~ oppont-nlli could
hardly bt' expe<'lt!d tCJ let tht!
matter rest
But 1n his 99-page report and
the hour·long nationa lly broad·
cast news conference that
followed. the president 1ns1sted
that although he may have made
some mistakes in gelling 1n
formation about the case out in
the open, none of his acUom In
dealing with Billy and the Lib·
yans was Illegal or improper.
SlceU Befere the Ste,...
The president said and ex
<'e rpls from his personal diary
t'onflrm that he tried re·
peat edly. 1f un::.ucces::.fully, to
dissuade bis headstrong brother
from making a return tnp lo
Libya last year
"l ·m not try111g to make ex·
cuses. ·· the older brother said
But "anyone who knows Billy
knows thul no one can push him around ··
The president defended using
Billy to gel lo the Libyan gov
With 1l little help from Howard, Hurricane
that is, these two surfers enjoyed 6 to 10-
foot waves at Newport Beach's 18th Street
"Point" this morning. The hurricane winds
were last reported swirling 85 mph -some
600 miles southwest of San Diego and
should keep waves up locally for the next
day or two
ernmenl m the early days ol the.
Iranian hostage crisLS and said
the m1ss1on was at least partly
successful m obtaining the sup
port of the radical Is lamic re
l(ame for US. efforts to free the
Am erican captives He con
ceded, however, that ··it may
have been bad Judgment .. to
have "enhanced Billy's stature
in the minds of the Libyans "
On July 22, Lhe Wh ite House
d1scl~ that Billy Carter ar-
ranged a me<>lmg between White
House and Libyan ofrlc1als Nov
Z7 m an attempt to gain Libya's
support for r e leai.e of the
host<1gcs seized in Iran three
weeks «.>a rll e r L1hya l>Ubse
quently appealed. without ef
feet. for the American captives'
release
.. In th1~ rel>pt'Ct thr approach
to the L1b\<ins wa~ liU<'Cel>sful."
the pr~1d(..nt !.aid ·wht'lher 1t
would have been '>UC-cessful 1f
Billy hod nQl part1<.'1paled 1s et
The prt>S1dent announc<'d hl'
askl'd his staff to draft a rule
forb1dd1ng any fl·lferetl employee
to de::il with any m(!mber of Uw
prei.1dt'nl·., family undt'r
('I r<:'umstanC'ec., th<tl "crcut•·
I~ RU .LY. Page ~Z>
Trim Tax 1 Percent?
In .Hotel Bed Levy
The Laguna Beach Cit y Counci l
will lake up the question of
whether lO lower the city's hotel
bed tax from 8 to 7 percent
tonight.
Council consideration of the
matter was introduced by Coun·
cilman Howard Dawson. who says that s ince lhe city 1s no
longer using pa rt or the bed lax
revenues for local advertising
and promotion. the money should
be returned to the hotel owners to
help them pay for their own ad
vertising.
He says that nearly two years
ago the bed tax was raised from 6
percent to 8 percent. ostensibly to
proY&• tbe $30,000 that w u bein&
spent each year by the Laguna
Beach Chamber or Commerce for
com munlty promotion.
to talk with the hotel owners and
find out lhe1rthoughts
"We will have to determine
whether we a re doing th1 <>
bt>cau.~ 1t 1i. a pracuC'al matter or
beca~ 1t 1s a matter of pnnc1·
pie ··
Hag11n i.a1d unother thing to
('Ons1der 1s 1f the hotel owners
plan to lov.er their rates to coin
c1dl' v.1th the ~d lax reduc tion.
The C'OUllCll wall meet at 6, at Ci-ty Hall m the City Council Cham·
Ix• r.,. 50.c; f ort .. l> t Ave
Pair Reconcile
6 Murder Tries Forgiveri
D URANT.Okla <AP>-Aman
wboaurvived at lea.st sax attempt.a
o n hi s lire a llegedly
masterminded by his wire and her
lover wants the charges against
his spouse dismissed because
they have reconciled
Stubblefield l>a1 d ,\fonday he
would not have a ca se wathoul Stal'kbouse·a teslJmony
! Sailors' Troubles Mount
In June the City Counci I voted to
d11conUnue giving the chamber
bed tax revenues to pay for pro-
motion of Laguna Beach as a
tourist haven.
"Since the original purpose of
the tu was, at least in part. lo pay
for community promotion. and
since the City Counc1 I as no longer
spending funds for such purpose.
the tax should be reduced lo 7 per
cent,'' Dawson said m a wntten
report t.o the council.
Law ye r s f o r LaFra y
Stackhou.o;e. 38. filed a motion
i.eeking to d1s m1ss charges of
cons piracy to commit murder
and shooting wi th intent to kill.
The mollon sa id Stackhouse
and his wife. Phyllis. reconl'tled
after the death of lh£• v.oman's
lover. Jamei. Franklin. two
month.<; ago
Accordlng to testimony at a
pre liminary hearing for Franklin
and Mrs. Stackhouse. Franklin
"a1ted to ambush Stackhouse a-;
h<' left work but failed when the
.ntended v1ct1m used a different
(•nt ranC'<' than exl)t'c·ted
f-'ranklin once-hid tn a doset at
the t·ouple·., home <in<J . on a signal
from Mrs Stal·khou~e. JUmped
out and <;truC'k Stal'khoust-an lht'
head. acC'ord1n_g ti> the te'it1monv
2 Women Deny Navy's Lesbianism ClwrgPs
Ms . Gaskins' 8·year-old son The regardless or the hearings· out·
LONG BEACH <AP> -One boy 1s living with. Ms. Gaskins' come
woman :.aid she as quitting the mother in New Jersey .. I don't want to stay 1n, but I
Na'') Another said her mother A m e r ican Civil Liberties don't want to be kicked out for
ls trymg to take away her 8· Union attorneys maintain at bei ng something that I'm not:·
year-old son. Both denied they least the first three of eight she told reporters outside the
we re hom~ex uals as the first women facing discharge should ship.
day of discharge hearings got be granted separate hearings, Ms. Harns. who has said she ~oder way aboard the USS but one of the women said Mon· has been deeply depressed by
Norton Sound. day she was disappointed her the allegations. 1>a1d she hopes to
To avoid any conflict or in· case was severed from the go to school and gel a part time
terest amon~ the first three Gaskins hearing. job after her case concludes
Mayor Wayne Baglm. a vocal
opponent of g1v1 ng promotion
funds to lhe Chamber of Com
merce. said he would ha ve to look
at the financial impact on the city
1f the bed tax 1s reduced before he
makes 3 decision on lowering 1t
"I'm not sure yet what this will
accomplish." Baghn said in a
telephone interview "I will have.
According lo lht· motion.
Stackhoul>e de<:'1ded he won't
testify agami.l his wife
D1 s tr1l't Attornev Hnn
Sta<:'khoust> LP-.t1f1t'd he askl>d
h1~ v. 1fe to get -.omethin_g l•> 'itOD
h1-. blN.'diog, but ~he retumt'd
v.1th u gun and -.hot him. tie sat<I
Fr.inklln thl'n tr10k lht: gun and
fired at h1rn
2 More Join Race
For Clemenle Seat
wome n fa cing di sc harge · · 1 was all ready. I j ust want lO Thoujth refusing to discuss de-
because of alleged homosexual go and gel it over with," said tails of the a lleged conrhct. Experts T estify Appointed San Clemente coun include 8111 Wa~ner. widower of
a ctivit y. th e Navy 's Ad· Alicia Harris l8 of Chicago American Civil Liberties Umon c1 lman f'atn<'k Lane and c1v1c former councilman Mvrt1-.
minastrative Discharge Board She said sh~ will quit the Navy atlOmeys representing all three GREENBORO. NC. <AP> activist Alan Korsen have Joined Wa.:ner, Gary L Fuller and JJy
•&reed Monday lO bear Tangela women in Monday's hearing told Plainclothesm en kept watch a half dozen other candidates Durkin. who both hst their oc·
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Gaskins' cue by itself. .4.Jnmat~ Stubbed the Navy·s hearing officers lb. al fro m the tops of n earb y seeking two seats on the Caty cupat1ons as bui.messm«.>n . and -~1t~~~~nlr·~~~-;\~p> ~~~.,. --~ :~!;.'bili-~-?r~~i~~~~~~1~~~~~~!~A\~·-:7;~P~~~~~~~·.~~'.:':_~-\~~n-W°'~~ ~~i,~~~~9~~ 'Y,l:i
boyfriend and Is planning to 1et Deuel Vocational Institution _since she had a conm ct of ft;. prosecutors began questioning member from 1974 lO 1978, was_ Candidates have µnt1I Aug 21
married, said that since~ al· r e port that four inm·ates teresl with the two other women police specialists in the trial of appointed lO ser ve again on the lo return nomination papers lo
lecalions of homosexuality r'ecelved stab wounds in a fight -known as res pondents in s ix ku Klux Klansmen and city panel a month and a half the City Clerk's offaN~
•C•inst her were publicbed, ber Sunday night in a r ecreation Navy t.eTminology, rather than American Nazis charged in the ago after the resignation of
mother has sued for custody of room defendants. deaths or five leftists. former Mayor Roy Hamm.
., DAVID avn•ANN ........ "" .....
Tbe delmdaat, • writer, says
be •• merely dolnl oa-tbe-IPOl r ... areb for bi1 latest book
deat1n1 •ttb tb• 1hadowy ud1....W of ctruc pedl'Hq ln
..... Caltlonda
.was the V1cl1m of entrapment
"of the worst kind."
Yacoboul said Sessions. 46,
b ad m ade contact• with
numerous drug figures while
reaearc!'!J his article and that
police blm to get at these
dealers.
Prosecutor Tom Goethals .
however. told tbe j ury ln
Superior Court Judce Kenneth
Lae'a courtroom that Seulona'
etory varies dramatically from
the testimony of undercover
officen who dealt with him.
A Hwrtlnston Beach narcotics
a1ent bad said Seaalons sold h.lm
small amount.a of ~ocalne
a.everal days before the writer's
arrest at Sam ·1.
And Goethala said Se11lons
WH cauctat "red·banded" at lM
r estaura nt durln 8 tbe
consummation of the cocaine t.ranaadJon.
Jr
'
-Sessions was char1ed wtth
sales and conspiracy but
Goethals said police knew he
was"only a "Ughl·weighl" In lhe
case and that they had lO use
him to .cet at the larger pusl\ers.
For \hat reason, the deputy
d istrict attorney aald , two
undercover narcotics a1enu
bouabt cocaine rrom Sessions,
who then introduced them to the
other pushers at Sam's on Aug.
21.1m.
The suspects arrested with
Setslons eventually pleaded
gullty lO charges agaln!t them.
One ls serving a four-year prison
term and two oth e r!> are
ftpendlng a year In Oran1e
County Jail
The man who led police lO
Seulona, lnformanl Danny
Ramirez. appan.nlly next Oranie
County since police have been
untbl• to ftnd htm.
At that lime. the long-tame San
Clemente attorney said he did
not .know if he would seek re-
election
Hamm's seat, and that of ~~nc::::;-.:.-~~--~~ .-'\.,..:a.r;
Hurlbut. who also stepped down
following the April 8 city elec·
tion,run through April 1982.
Korsen, who works for an ex-
ec uli ve search company in
Newport Beach, was acUve In
the campaign to recall Hamm
earlier this year.
But Ha mm's resignation
following the April election pul
an end to the campaign.
Lane was appoi n ted to
Hamm's seat, and former coun·
ell me m ber Thomas O'Keefe
was name d to the seat or
Hurlbut. O'Keefe has not an-
nounced whether he will seek
election to the council ln No-
vember.
Capistrano Beach Sanitary
Dlstrlct manager Ray Maddocks
also took out papers this week
for the councll race.
Another candidate vylng ror
the two Keats is homemaker and
equeatrian Melanie Vanaell. who
laJhe flntt to rewm her nomina.
Uon papen complete with the
stcnatottt of 20 voters. .
Olh~r& ktn1 councfl seats
Coast
'1 ~21t'JI~ ··i)iij~-
W eat h er
Night and morning low
c louds p revailing ,
otherwise fair with
variable hich clouds on
W e dnesday . H ig h s
Wednesday In tbe low 70s
al the beaches to near 80
Inland. Lows too.ilbt 58 to
68.
INSIDE TOD~"
Thi! California Angeli
aren't in loa plo.ce any morf'.
Can they cUmb to second?
Stort1. Page Bl.
l•dex
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~WOUltlla4
111 Co1isulate Attack
LYON. ~ante fAP> A 11inm.n walked lnto th~ Turkbh
Consulate ht>f"f' today and opetWd fare. 'WOUndl111 four peoplf'.
three al wm rwu ly. pol tt uld
A call~r SIUd a clandnUIW' Arm~1•n or1an1aataon waa
resPQni•ble fc>r Lhe lboe>Unl ln "''* na~ for th«! 1915 slaushter of Annecuam Police aa1d Ow a1lant nnoct h~ P'Jtol •t the reC9,pllon
desk whU an w«0mphre llood watch OUUlde The two then
nect
fW'nlrear,.•• .·••*"°" King'• Car a Btaater
OEN'Vt;R t APl ln &o apl>("aranc~ murt"d by an tll
tbrow1na 10c1den\. John B Andenon today <'Ompa~ him.ell to
Democnt ..-..a.nJtltn 0 ROOHvelt lt-lhna the n11tiuo'a 1overnors
blJ adnuruatrahon v.owd be oac or •·ommon u n::.e' and plain
deallna. Anderton. :a Repubbcan cong~man. aald when Roosevelt
eotered o/ltce an 1933 he did not have apecmc plans to Mllve the
economic depression of that Umr But like RooacveJt, Anderson
said, he has a "ba81c commitment lo •ctaon ."
The hwiter's suut on this car designed for
Saudi Arabian Klng Khaled can be raised
Jl ~ inch s Jtivmg the hunter a good
shooting positton. The six-wheeled car was
built. as ordered. by Swiss des1£ner Franco
Sbarro. The car. "Windhawk ." has a
Mercedes engme, 39 6-gallon water tank
and 92.5·gallon gasofine tank Pncc tag 1s
Sl70,632
Anderson. s peakin1 to the Nauonal Governors Confere nce,
was nearly struck by an eag thrown by• man 1deotify1ng himself
a» a member of the Communist Work~rs Party. Whale the man was
se1tedby pe>llce. the president.Jal candidate w<a:. hustled awlly from
the podium by Sec rel Service agent~
NB Police
Sued Over
f 'ro• PapAI
BILLY CARTER ... .. -. .. :-' ... .. , ll•HHI t'lgil Llllf>fl
MENLO PARK (AP> -Thl• US Geological Survey Lilted
its rormal hazard walch for Mount Hood in northern Oregon to-
day The service said a decline in c:arthqu11kes and .. a lack of any
other detectable :.1gns that could be con1>idered forerunner s to
increased volcanic activity" led 1t to lift the watch. in effect
since July 11 . "":. .. Geologists reared that a s encs or earthquakes centered in
and near the mountain signalled a pos:.1ble pending e ruption of
the volcano. part of the Cascade Range Mount St Helens,
which has erupted four times s1m~e mid· May, is part or the
chain.
Bar Fra~fU Sparlu \lfolPnt"e
KEY WEST. Fla. t AP> -At least s ix whites were beuten
by roving ban<b or young black!> befor e police restored calm to
a four-block area of downLown Key West today. authorities said
The v1olcnc(', involving more than 30 people , was touched
orr after a black man was beaten by whites outside a topless bar
Monday night, autbont1es s aid
Council to Review
Parks Docwnent
San C ·1c:mc11IL· co uncil Oll'rn·
ber~ will rcvu:w a sen t-s of com-
ments regardmg the city's pro-
posed Parks and Recreallon eJc.
m e n t w h « n t h ,. v m e e l
We dm . ....day al 7 p m ,
The propo-;ed doc um ent. ' 9 wh1rh has been rl'v1cwed by the
: :· r1ty's Parks <tnd Recreation
·',Committee a nd the P lanning ; 4 Commission. drew comments
· ~ from both l>anels, which have
; ~ been addressed by cons ulta.nL-;
' ~ hired to complete the clement
:'> ., Tho!>C comme nt s and
~ re:.poru.c.-s will be reviewed by !.k r he City Counc il, i:IS well css
• c 1t12ens in order lo allow for the ~· <'ompletwn of the General Plan
,; ••lemPnt 1 Tbe revamp or the parks and
~ recreation ell'mcnt com es after
, ~A repeated amendrnenL'i to the ex· f: 1!.ting document:. adopte d 20
: years aj?o
The new clement is expected
; to provide def101t1 ve recommen·
•. dat1on.<> for parks and recreation
• ~1oals m thf.' rt.1nch areas inland
<if lhl' San l>1 ei?o Freeway,
"'hcrl' mort· than fl,000 rc:!>1den
l1a l units arl' µl csnned
In order to have a re a!ionable
ratio of p;.rk1' and homes. the
pl<tn needs to Ix· revised
Hut :-wverc.il San Cleml•ntc
pla nnin~ comm1s:.1oner:. and
n t1zens object to portions of lhc
proposed element
Forme r p l a nn i n g com ·
missioner AJ WuJfeck termed
the proposed document as "in·
complete. inaccurate and in-
cons is tent " and said it had
many dlscrcpanc1es ."
In particular, Wulfeck said the
proposed element conflicts with
u ly ordmanccs that gives lhe
nu mber or occ up a nts or a
household <1t :J 5 In th<' pro~ed
t·l<'ment. thl· average household
totab only 2 3 persons
That could makt> a bi g d1f·
Ccrcnce in the number of acres a
developer would have to give up
for park use, based on popula-
tion
The public h ea ring on the
~encral plan amendment wtll be
held in council chambers, 100
A ven1da Pre:.1do
HB Jobs Probe
Punk Stops
A NcwJ>Ort Beach teen-ager
and his mother have filed a
l a w s uit in Orange County
Superior Court a sking to stop
Newport Deach police from
all egedly making random stop.!.
Of SU!>pected "punk rockers."
Named as pla1nt1ffs tn thl'
le gal action Mond ay wert
Thomas Wi lcox, 15, and hi'>
m other. Toby
Their suit s ays Wilcox wac,
'topped b) Newpor t Beac h
p o l1ee l a !>l Jun <' and
interrogated and photographed
by officers without any probabll·
cause or reasonable susp1c1on
that the youth was involved in
wronJ?doing of any '>Ort
Will-ox 1' a :.clf·de:.cribe d
fo llower of punk rock mu"t'
The legal act1on claims that
the c ity has b<'en trying to 1·rack
dow n o n th o'>e 1t fin d \
unde sirable. 1n this case punk
rot•k follower:. . .,... ho c an b<•
1dent1f1 ed by "unconventional
mode of dr.ess and hair cut
style "
~c:wµort Beach police offlc1als
have s a i d lhev would b t
!>t opping and quc:.t1oning
per s on:. a ffe c t ing th e
appearance of punk rockers tn
an e ffort to s olve various crimes
believed linkf.'d lo followers or
the life style
Youths who have come to bt:
known as punk r ockers
generally have abort, spiky hair
and wear tom clothes and high
top s neakers.
Santa Ana attorney Ronald
T<ilmo. r ep r ese nt in g th {·
Wilcoxes. h as b een seeking
young persons }>lopped by poht•e
recently and photoi;:raphed ..,,
part of tht• purported crack·
do wn on punk rock act1v1t1Ps
Thc!>c persons would be u."<:<I
as w 1tnes:.cs in the pend1n~
c·ourt case. Talmo took uut an
cidvcrt15em cnt m the Daily Pilot
Monday seeking s uch persons
Police Chief Ch arles Gro:.s
was away on vacation and other
police 0 Cf1 ci als w e r e not
civailable lo comm ent on the
lawsuit this morning.
The suit seeks court orders
that would prohibit police from
s howing photographs of Wilcox
to anyone else involved in crime
investigations.
Stopped by V.S. Fireboat Hit
By PATRICK KENNEDY the charges In Februar v ... onc By Runaway
0tn..~11v~11oui.o week after a prelim inary finding
C'i ther the real1t} or the· JJI
peara nre" of 1mpro1>er favor or
1nflut·m·l·
The prP!'.1df'nl also m<idc· lht•O,t·
points
I le n1•\'l•r tnC'd tr1 innuNw 1·
the Ju1>t11·e lJl'IJartmenl 1n
vestigation of Billy Carte r
He did not learn until 1t wa.\
* * * Billy Refuses
To Account
For Payment,
AMERICUS , Ca 1AP1
Prc ~1dcnl C arter '>aid on
national t e lev1 s 1on that ht·
expert:. his hr<ithe r H1llv t1J
account for the $220 000 hl'
rt>ce1vc.•d fro m th e Libyan
go vcrnm('nt. but Billy said. · I
don't try to run the country cirul
hl' doe:.n'l run m}' bu5.int•'"'
Bill ~ !>a 1tl hi' h..t s n o
1mmcd1at<' plan'> to d1srln,<· hflw
ht' spent the mon(•\
"Frankly I don't think 1t '
any bod) 's bus1n1·~'·" he s aid
B 111 y and h 1 s \\ 1 f ,. . S 1 h' I
wat c hc·d a 11&11r o r col•ir
tclev1s1on sets in thf.' lounge ,,f
the Best Weste rn m otel a:.
Pres ident CartC'r defl'ndcd lht-
adm1n1strat1on's handlin~ of h1'>
brother·., tU:.'t with L1by<1
Or1nk1ng IC'(•d t ea 11nd
chatn·smokin~ filter cigar ette:-.,
B 1 I I y w a t c h t• d w 1 t h o u t
e xpres1uon as the president
dented any pnor knowledge of
th e $220 .000 pa y ment or
i nflue n cin g th e Ju st i ce
Department 1nvesto~at1on of
Hilly's L1b)an lll''
But wh1·n lht• pr1•.,irl1•n t
m.-nt1on1•cl t h1· .1t1l 1c-1 p.Jt•·tl
f 1 n .1 n 1•1 ;11 <11 "•l11'u r•· B1 11 v
1·xt la11111·d Wh<.11 ·· :ind
IJUl~h··1I
Aft\·rv.arc1 . Htll\ "'a' .. i.kt"'J h1~
OPIOllJO Of lh1· hriur lunJ! n1•\l.S
conferencf.'
I wouldn I g11 J ' far .. ., t11 ""'
I t•nJO)ed 1t, ht· r<'pl1 t·<1 .. Uut I
thought 1t wa' a good news
conference I do kno"' "'hat
he 5atd wa.'t the truth ·
Allly also !>aid he has not
talked Wllh lhl· president since
July l , and has no intention of
s peaking with him again until
after congressional he11nngs on
his Libyan .dealings arc over
Gunmen Ge t 8400
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Th~t>
well-dressed gunmen ordered
three employees of a loan
company to undress before tht
robbers Oed with $400 in cash,
one of the vict1mi; told police
. • . .. Despite chums to the contrary of a county audit indica.ted possi-np V~'1'1P,l
over -~e J~<l!t _s~~-mo~,~~h .Jik.J;J:U~ ~.ODQ.,Q(.~~~~ -1,~w~· F . · ~··~ ... ~·1•-· ""_ i!~'}~ ··~~. . Yl1Ulia~or wtvv JMl!fuf'at" 'trre-c1l,-· J,\'A.~ ·Uhm 'e8'""t0at. tt'at hal / ... .,.... .... 1n vest1g~'1ed" all'ege'"a Ttnanc i~ program · bee n cir.chng out.side Dana Point
a buses in Hunting to n Beach ~ Huntington Beach police crue.r Harbor near 25 other vessels,
f.ede r.ally.funded Job program, a Ea rle Robitaille e xpressed sur· s uddenly veered a nd s truck a
.s p.ec1a l a;e~t for t~e. Labor prise at the development He HarboT Patrol fireboat carrying
Dcpartme l said Monda) c;aid Monday that Labor Depart· two deputies trying to cor ral lhe . ,, Special agent Arnold Oa1l.ey t kc.s'men told his in· runaway c'raft !laid the U.S Attorney's office m en. spo . ordered h.Jm to halt any L· bo · vesllgalor. Randy Toburen, and ~here wer~ no mJunes m lhe
De partment inves tigation ~nt~ the Orange. County Dlstr\ct At· inc ident, which occurred Salur·
. ·-. • .
torney's office to hold off on a day at about 8 p.m . near the en·
lo.cal in~t!.Aa~~-tr~-~S~~~~~·'lo..t£·Hl'A:"l:'{d;-. ff:' fi~1:f !'""' 14SiC C!tim1M'l~ . ..· ... ~~-,~~~?~Jn'J'i ,.., 'iii I hi ' vesfigatloo was in progress. Capistrano, the operator of the I]\ ' jJI t}I RobitaHte said his de partment r unaway, told deputies he was
-·-- -was notified ju.st last week of the thrown off balance by a swell t .......... '-""Dal,,-""" • '1l\ ............
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U.S. attorney's decision not to and fell overboard. He was later
pursue any criminal a llegations. picked up by one of the nearby
He said word or the decisaon boats.
was passed on to his department Deputies Chris Rhodes and
in a ."round-about way" from Ci· Steve Wmther , who were aboard
ty Attorney Gail Hutton's office. the Harbor Patrol fir eboat, re·
Deputy Orange Count y Dis· ported that the unmanned 16·
trict Attorney Jean Rhelnbelmer foot ski boat struck thelr vessel
said she received official ootice in the forward port side. leavin&
from Mn. Hutton's office of the about a 3-foot hole.
federal decision on Monday and Dana Point Harbor Patrol dep.
would re view the case tbls ulles we r e ualn1 a Newport
month Lo consider pro1ecudon ol Harbor Patrol fir eboat lhls week
stale felony cbaraea involvln& while repairs were made on the
m laapproprlalloo of public damacedone.
funds. The ski boat also wu towed ln
The cit y attomey't omce re-for front end repair.
celved notification from the
Labor Departm~nL that the
federal invaU1aUon wu beinl U-...--e Rate Up dropped in a letter dated June u.-n. -e-e
24, more than half a year aft.er
the dedtion bad been made, AC·
corcUnc to tnlormaUon from Al·
•lllut U.S. attorney Rlclc' nam.
Flam Mid Monda1 M ordlnd ................ 0.,... ...
lnv•tlpUon oa Feb. 13, . baled
OQ lnwttlpUoo by tM FBI.
LOS ANGELES -Grtat
Western Savla11 • LO'an
AatoclaUon oa lloftCSay ~ a
prlme moh1•1• rate on owner-occupied 1ln11•-f amlly
'"""---flt 'II .... ,. ...... from 12.25 percent previously
offered.
\
made pohhc la!>l month that the
Liby an ~over nment paid h1 !>
brother $220.000
He never reee1ved any of
81 lly Cart.er i. L1b} an m one}
Sen Birch Ha vh . D Ind
c hairman or the si)ecial Senate
'>Ubcomm1ttee . declined com·
ment. but his vice c hairman.
Sen. Strom Thur mond. R·S.C .
said. "We ttavc heard the prcs1·
dent's side of the matter. now
we will hear the witnesses and
maybe hear the othe r !>1de "
~e n Dennis OeConc in1 . 0
Arai , a panel member. s aid the
president did we ll but cau
t1oned · · 1 think the Judgment
won't bt• made <ib'iQlutely this
1>vt:nmg. bt-cau'>e 1t 1'1 up to the
com m1ttt~· w :.1rt the far ti. ··
Sl·n Hob Dole . R Kan
r>Nhap:. the prc-s 1dent ·.-, sharpt.-Sl
r rit1c otl th\· <'<Jmm1ttee. '>aid
thf're still '' a lot lo c·xplor'' ·
'It· l•xprc.".'>'>t'<i particular mtert'"'>l
1 n a r o O'H' r ., J ll on b <• l"' ,. 1· n
C'artl'r Jnd l\tto rnt:v <1 l•n('r<JI
H1·nJam1n H Cl\1lett1 1n 14hll'h
Cl\ llt•t11 t11ld th1· pr1 ·•.irh:nt that
Htll)> (.'Jrtt·r w11uld n111 l>t-prtl'>
.-c·uted 1f he rt').;l\tt·rt-<l .ii. a l.1b
\an airent
(' Jrtn at·kn<t14 lt'<1~t·d ht• mJ!'l.-
J h1~h b lt>1 hn1<·dl m1">tak1:
'4h1·11 l'1\.lle tt1 .ind th1· Wh ite
llou~,, dc.·nied lhl' two had di'
c.·u,~ed the Hill> Carter m<sttcr
h+-fort' a rf'C'<Jrd <.(•arc·h reH·alco.d
lhl·y had But the prto'i1denl in
'i1sted noUuni: of the brief ron
vcrsallon '4a}> improper or t'Quld
lw eons1dt'red an attempt to in
nuence tht: J ust1Ct.' Oepartm~nt
1n vesugatwn
Duo Sue
Prosecutors
SA:'ll FRA!"CISCO <API
Tv.o Hay art-a ml•n "'ho .,.en ..
acqu1tU-d last week or scherrunJ(
to s muti:gle 547 pounds of hastush
into San Francisco two )ear..
ago have flll'd a $40 mtlllon
lawswt again.st prosttutors m
the case
M ill Valley ta.x attorney
Morr y Weinstein a nd Walnut
Creek property investor Gordon
Munn rl&Jm their constilutJooaJ
and civil rights were violated by
the federal Drug Enforcement
Admioi1trahon. the Internal
Revenue Service. tbe US.
Attorney's office a nd Orange
County. where they were tried.
They c harge s lander and
malicious prosecuUon, among
other accusaUons. and each i.s
see k ing S S mi llion in
compensatory damages and Sl5
m11Jioo in punlt.Jve damages.
Police
Probe
SC Death
Sa n Clemente poli ce tn-
vcstigators are attempting tp
trace the events following the
murder of a Camp Pendletu>
Marine ouU.ade a liquor store
Saturda) but a 1>pokefimao said
the probe is •·going slow."
Police arrested R G Car cia,
21 , a Marine who works in tbe
lt:gal department at Camp
Pendleton early Sunday mom·
mg. JUSl hours after an alterca·
lion m front or Stan's Liquor, tU
So F.1 Camino Real.
Witnesses said Garcia a nd
fellow Manne Gene Burnell, 22.
argued over the purchai>e of hq·
uor from the store, a nd the
fight became physical as the
pair stepped outside
Burnell was '>tabbed one«> in
the che5t and died about three
hours later at M1ss1on Commun•·
ty Jf osp1taL
Police arrested Garcia t:arly
Sunday morning at thP bu.'> de·
pot , where hC' allc~edly had
purcha.'>cd a llckC'l to ~an 01eJ(O
li e 1 ~ be1n~ hr•ld 1n San
C lemente Jail without ball
The police spokesman said
this momin~ he didn't know 1f a
weapon has been recovered
Ballet Piano
Accompanist
Dies in LB
M arv Newkirk Nf'wlands. a
Inn~ t1ml· n•..,1dent or Lllguna
Bt>a c h and a ccompanyin g
p1an1!>t With th(· Ballf'l Pat1f1ca
fnr mort• than 20 )C.H'>, d1t'd Ju.
l \ VJ of 1· ancer
\1 r'> Nt'w l .. nds 14 a<> born 1n
St·..ittlr. Wash . a nd was raised
1n San Diego Shi· rt•ct·1vcd hn
1·du C'at1o n 1n mu '>l1' at the
I · n 1 \ <> r ' 1 t i. 11 r c :1 I 1 f o r n 1 a •
Berk1•lt•\
Folio"' 1ng hl•r collC'g•• ~radud.
t1on !'!fr., N1•wland~ travcl<-d to
Pa ris. when• \hf> continued ht·r
mus1r Niucatlon In the 1930s
and 40s s he toured Jo;ump<.· as a
t·oncert p1a01.,l
She marncd Capt Brien Halb1
of the Hntl.'th Arm} and mO\•ed
to Laguna Beach in 1943 Follow-
1ng l3alb1 's decslh i.he married
Bruce Newlands.
Mrs New lands L~ survwed by
her d aughter Eileen Swingle of
Santa Ana and Clare Balbi of
\'irg1rua . a brother. Charles N
C lark . o r ·\r1lona.
g ranrkhlldn•n C n nPth lko"'n
11f ,\nJh1·1m J nri I.I 1),1\1'1
!'>w in~le• of th\• l ' S Nav). ~nd
four ~ri-al c rantlr h1hlr('n
\1 r' '' .... 1.1n1h rt'lllJIO' 14 C'rt
c111n Jt1·ll t •J 1 ""«'Jr •·h ;.it tht•
l n I\ er-lly •Jf California . Irvine
The famll~ hac; r..que<;tt'd that
Jn,\ t·1x1tnbul1onc; b4· mar1e to the
Amt.'rrc~an Ca.nl·c r Soc1etv
M emonal !>erv1re.'t werl' ne ld
i\ug 2 at St \fa ri. ·., Ep1scopaJ
Churc h in L.aeuna 8each
F"18h Identified
N E W PO RT. Ark < AP>
Arklfns as Ga m e and Fish
Comm1ss1on has identified a
6.,.,·pound fish found on the
banks of the While RJver as a
young buJI shark. Officials said
t hey didn't know whether the
:shark swam the 450 miles inland
from the Gulf of Mexico or was
ca rried there by a prankster.
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Oraage Coast
E DITION
VOL. 73, NO. 211, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUSTS, 1980
\'our Hometo•·n
Dall~· N.-wt'pap.-r
C TWENTY-FIVE CENT
OC Agency Backs Flight A uctio
The counly Gton ral ~ces
Atenty baa taken • aecond k>ok at
ot*l1nl Jobn Wayne Airport to n•w commercial alr carriers anct
onH aaam ~duded lhe t>e5t
••Y la • aealed bid aucUon ol permitted dally flights. ! Ac:COl'di.J\1 to a 53-page report
now beint cir culated among
county officials, Frontier and
Western airlines, two of four car·
, riers seeking a ccess to the
airport, should be permitted to
bid for 12 Of the allowed 41 fllgbts
per day.
Continental Airlines and PSA, l two carriers al.so seeking access
lo lbe airport, do not meet runway
I NB Cops
Sued by
'Rocker'
Two Airlines Urged for Buildinl!
weight requiremenla now In ef·
feet and thus should not be
permitted to bid, according to the
GSA report.
A sealed bid auction of flights is
s upported by the FederaJ Ava&·
lion Ad,ministratioo and the Civil
Aeronautics Board. but opposed
by Air Calllornia and Hughes Air
West, the only jet airlines now
permitted to service John Wayne
Airport.
The GSA re port. dated Julv 29.
A Colt.a Mesa contractor who
claims be bu.ill an illegal addi·
lion to an apartment bu.ilc:Unc to
beat bil acbinS heart W®'l have
to tear down tbe structure.
Tbe City Counell voted 3·2
Mooday allbt to let the second·.
1torJ ..-rtmmt remain at Ma
W. 1ltb a. lf eoatraetor David
Pera plMdl pllty ln Municipal Coart to two misdemeanor eouau ~ vtoa.un, the ctty build·
bll coda.
p..,...• r:...,o Mon· lejuo ti wand the e09C!ll ·tW tractor will
plead pllt7. Peff• eould be
ftDed. to·-· 'TM c-eti'I deelliGD mew
~ • !'II dl'OD . • ~vll . ~ult
1' I " , L--"\-. • "i .. I ~"
generally outlines the same con·
clusions contained in a report re·
leased in April.
County supervis ors May 13 de·
c ided not to act on the a ccess ques·
lion, citing a lawsuit filed by Air
California against the FAA over
the government's agency's ruling
tha t ne w carrie rs must be
permitted entry to the airport.
That lawsuit was subsequently
dismissed by a U .S District Court
Jud g e in Lo:; Ange le s A1 r
pending a&alnsl Perez requin.Dg
him to take down the apartment.
Montejano said the aareement
between Perez and the clly -
worked OUl in advance wtlh City
Altomey Tom Wood -WU the
most reasonable way to setUe
the problem
He Allreed with Counc:llman
Donn Hall lhat the pJrties could
spend up lo two yeara and
thousands of dollan tn the civU
luJl.
California. however. has Cited an
appeal of the decis ion w1th the
U.S 9th Circuit Court or Appeals.
As part of its May dec1s1on, the
board called for further study by
the GSA of the access question
According to the new report. a
d ec i s i o n b y th e co unt y
s uper visors lo maint ain t he
.. status quo" at the airport would
p lace the county in legal jeopardy
with the feder al government
Sanctions the county could face
apartments are residential. Ac·
cording to a city amortization
ordinance, the property will be
up for review in about a year
and h council then could force
the entire apartment buildin& to
be tom down.
Hall and Councilwoman
Norma Heruot, :-bo bolh sup-
ported Perez guilty plea agree-
ment, said the quesUoo of tearing
down lhe UJe1aJ apartment could
wall fortbelaraer review.
However, the councll'1 de· 8 u t Co u n c 11 m an Ed
cltloa domn'l parantft tbat the Mc Farland, who chan1ed bu
apartment Per.a alle1eclly con· vote llonday nicht to sive Pera
1trucltd without a buUdln1 hi• reprieve, 1ald be doubted the .-.rmtt wlU n.y up lOI' loQa. councU ever· will reqwre the
Pere1' propenJ la IOMd for bulldinc to come down.
U1bt lndUllrial me )'et lbf nve • McFarland or111nally sided .'l.'1.J. .'1.~ .,.,_, • . ./ ' ' 1 .
by reflasang lo act on the access 1s
sue, according to lhe re port. in
elude :
-Possible loss of the county's
access lo federal fu nds and future
fe deral g rants proi:rams for
airports
Possible dema nd lo the coun
t y for the repa) ment of pa!>t
fede ral funds received for 1m
proveme nts at J o hn Wa y ne
Airport
Possible 1mpos1t1on or CI VIi
with Mayor Arlene Schafer and
Councilman Eric Johnson to re·
ject the agreement. They said
t be $1,000 fln,e was not stiff
enough and that Perez should be
made to follow clly rules as all
olhers.
McFarland asked for a re·
con1id eration, though, and
changed his vote. He said later
thal requiring Perea to tear
down the boolleg apartment was
"a lltUe severe."
Perez had pleaded wUb the
counclt on July 8 lo let him keep
the apartmeoL He said be was
aeulng • divorce two yean ago
when be built the apartment and
he wft'll ahead with it knowtna It
was Ule11l because the work blolte d out b is personal
problema.
pe na lties under the Federal Av1a.
lion Act, of up to Sl ,000 pl'rday
ln addition. the GSA analysts
said, the county hkf'ly would face
lawsuits from .i1rhne:. d enu .. '<i en·
try to the airport. ·
Une county 0111r1a l predicted at
would bf! at li:<i:.l a rnonlh lx.-fore
the new GSA recom mendataons
reach the Boi.l rd of Superv1!.ors
for action
T hPofficw l. "'ho ;,s -.kc d nottobf'
1d ent1f1ed. sa id at .ip1w an·<I that
the GSA "'a~ "t-;.1p1tulat1ng 'to th~
·f';\A and tht' Ci\B 1n lhf'lrQUf:~l to
open the a1rp<>rt to n(·w carrier'> <il
a t1 m«.> when thl· f,1f'i l1t) •~ m n
<Set> AIRPORT. Pa ~e A21
Billy
Affair
Not Over
\\'eatber
Night and morning low
c l o uds prevailing ,
i>therwls e Cair with
variable high clo uds on
Wedn esday . H igh s
Wednesday in the low 70s
at the beaches to near 80
inland. Lows tonight S8 to
68.
INSIDE TODA l'
The California AJ1 gtl1
or~ 't an lolt p(oce ony more.,
Can they cUmb to 1econd?
Sto111. Page BI.
l•dex
1 '
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....-----} ST BREAK.ING----....
Reagan Drt11a BOoa
•
From Hostile Croud
NEW YORK C P »-~ldftlU1J ~\.ndtr 1'onatd l\ea11n
lald a t encounter tod11 wuh • nostlJf', boolo1 crowd ol
about a 100 )'OW\I black• and ltupantct in a rubbl 1Lrewn • '"
Uon of N w York's d vut:altd South 8ron1e IC(:llOC\
Al OM l)OUJt. tht> C'andldate shouted to Lhe scn-amln• How.~.
which bpt d mandtni hf' ttll lhem what he would do to h f'lp t
uo't do a damn tJuna 1r I don't aet t lectf'O I'm tr11nai to tell
)'OU tlwre ll no 1onrnmeot provam or promtac · that can
wave a mqit Wrlnd "
R ..,an went 10 tht South Bron• ror a news conference at a
t ile wh<'rt· C'ur1 <'r '" tm prom1111~ 1 b1lhon doJlan rt:dt:vt"lop
ment prof(ram
"I didn't rome do'4n ht'rt' to m11kc> • prom1~e l ramt down
here ~&UM.' om11."0nt' tl"-C' n'9d a prom1•., i.lrttQ"lt thr · · 'Yt.'¥r'>
ago and faJll'd to kM>p H "he-"\houtl'd
~crowd, ln o arant loC "l1tua1t'<I nu.t to dbundon~ bulld
tngs. SCl'E'8111f'd an arlh ., Rtajtan for tmn.iinll .in t'ntoura1tr of
n~ws n!porters v.11h tum
Egg TJareer" ar .l•d,.-.o,.
DENVER (Af'I ln an apl>f'aranre marred by an egg
throwing incident. John B Andenon loda} compared h1mselr lo
Democrat F'rankhn n KOO">eVl'll. lelhng the nation's governors
bis adrnuublrauon ~ould be OOl' of common sense" and plai.n
deahng
Anderson . ., Republican congressman. l>a1d when R005evelt
entered office in 1933 he did not have spec1f1c plans lo solve the
economir depression of that lime But hke Roosevelt, Anderson
said, he ha.i; a '"basic commitment lo action ··
Anderson. SP<?:>king to the National Governors Conference.
was nearly struck by an egg thrown b) a man idenllfytng himself
as a member of the Cnmmunist Workers Party Whale the man was
se12cd b) pohce. lhc prel>1denti..il nmd1date w&::. hul>lled away from
the podium by S<>crt't Ser vice agents n.,..,., Hn•HI 't-'igil l..Ute-d
M E7'L() PARK I A I' 1 The I ' S Geological ~urvey hfted
its formal hazard watch for Mounl !food in northern Oregon LO·
da\
· The !>t:rv1ce !laid a de<.'hne an earthquakes and .. a lark of any
other dete<'table M~ns that could be considered forerunner.; to
increa~ed volcanat· ac-t1v1ty·· le.'<! 1l to lift the watch . tn effect
s ince July 11
Geolo~il>tl> fo<ired that a ~~nes of earthquakes centered in
and near the mount;,,1n ~1gn<1lled a possible pending eruption or
the vokano. part of the Casc-ade Range Mount St. Helens.
v. h1ch ha!> t•rupte<l four tame!> since mad-May. 1s part of the
chain
Pair Reeoneile
6Murder Tries Forgiven
DURANT.Okla <AP > Aman
who s urvived <it leabl s ix attempts
o n hi s lift· a ll egedl:i
masterminded by his wife and her
lover wants the ch<1rgcs again-.t
his s pouse d1l>m1s:-.ed becauM·
lhe}' havcrcconr1led
L<twyc•r -. for La F ra y
Stackhouse, ~. filed a motion
seeking to dasmiss charges of
con spiracy to commit murder
and shooting with intent to klll.
The motion s aid Stackhouse
and his wife. Phyllis . reconciled
after the death or the woman's
lover. James Frnnkhn. two
m onths ago
Ac-cording to t he motion. ~tac·khou:-.e d ecided h<• won"t
1est1fy aga1nc;l t11s w1fr
Ot!>lr1r t Atlornt:v Ron
Stubblefi eld said Monday he
wo uld not have a case without
Stackhouse's tcsl1mon v
Accordtng to te~t1mony at a
preliminary heanng for FranJ<ltn
and Mrs Stackhous e. Franklm
wailed to ambush Stackhouse a~
he left work but failed whe n the
intended v1ct1m ui.ed a different
entrance than expected.
Franklin once bi d in a closet at
t he couple's hom e and. on a sl"1a.J
from Mrs. Stackhouse. jumJ>t?jf
out and struck Stackhouse In the
head. accordingtothetestimony.
Stackhouse testified he asked
has wife to get something to stop
• has bleedin~. but she reluml'<l
"1th a ~un and !>hot him He !>aid
FrJnklan th<:n took Lht· l!Un esn<l
firea at ham
HB Jobs Probe
Stopped by U.S.
By PATRI CK KENNEDY vestigator. Randy Toburen, and °'-D•HY ~11.uc.tt the Orange County District Al·
Despite claims to the contrar y torney's office to hold orr on a
over the past six months the local investigat ion o r the
U.S Department of Labor never cnmmaJ charges because its m·
in vest igated allege d financial vestigat1on was in progress
a buses in Huntington Beach'~ Robitaille s aid his department
federally-funded job pr ogram. a was notified JUSt las t week of the
s pecial agent for the Labor U.S attorney's decision not lo
Department said Monday. purs ue any cnminesl allegations
Special agent Arnold Dailey lie said word of the dec1s1on
Crime Up
In 3 Area
Cities
lrvlne, Newport 6each and
C o a t a M ta a " x P" r I e n c e d
•l&nlh l'f.lltly mor •st1rlous en mes
In the f1rat fiUt months of this year
than dw1n& lllu amt> lime period
lut year , a<'c<>rdio~ to Irvine
po lice triun1n~ oCflcer J im
Broom/1~ld
C rime ts up 23.6 percent an
Nt>w1)()rt l~<ich. 10 3 percent in
l rvmt> <Jlld 3 l percent 1n Costa
M l'liJ , wtrn.•h stall ha s much more
l'r1me tha11 lheothert wo cities
Broomfield compiled thf
statlatlcs at the request of t.be
I rvuw <'1ty Council
The number.. are based on Lhe
seven most serious offenses·
murder. rape, robbery. assault,
burglw-y. theft and auto theft.
Costa Mesa leads tn all seven
categones
Newport Beach's 23 6 percent
increase 1s primarily due to more
assaults and thefts
There were 39 a!>s aults during
the first sax months of last year.
compared Lo 71 during Lhe same
period Uus year. Thefts were up
from S14 lastyearto817 this year
OCCicer John Desmond. who
l'om ptlt'~ cn mt: statistics for
Newport Beach, s aid that some of
the blame for the number of as -
s aults should be placed on punk
r o<-'kers who have been operatJng
10 thec1ty
He s aid h e didn't know why
theft s tatistics were up.
1 rvane's 10 3 percent increase
c an be partially attnbuted to the
city's 13.4 perre nt population
growth overt he last year
The b1ggesl san~le area of cnmt>
increase in lrvtne 1s burglaries
There were 497 through June lesM
year and there were 614 during tht:
sam e umepenod tha!> year
"Thal> as not unusual consider-
ing the rapid growth m residen -
tial. commercial and mdustnal
strur tures." Br oomf1eldsa1d
··When the crimes are C'Om·
par<.'d with population growth C:1nd
per 1.000 inhabitan t s. the
slal1st1cs ~re more represen·
tat1vc •·
Durmg the first s ix months of
th1-; year there were 23 3 cn manal
off Pnses per 1.000 Irvine r est
denti, Newport Beuch had 28 5
and Costa Mesa had48 I
I rvinc's population 1s 65.133.
Newport Beach's as 66.500 and
Costa Mesa'sis81.980
I r\'lne has only I I police officer
per thousand people an com·
partson l02 In Newport Beach and
1.&in Costa Mesa
Egypt 'Finn'
On Autorwniy
.IERl'SALE~ <AP 1 In an
apparent attempt to placatr·
Egypt an the J e rusa lem d1sput<-.
l ~rest:I :-.aid t o d;n 1l w a ~
prt>pared to d1~cuss :. all issue~
on a ll matter~·· in the M1ddl1:
Eas t peace negot1at1ons.
But the f o r eign Min is try
s la tc menl ream rmed Israel's
pot>it1on that Jerusalem will not
be part o f the <Autonom y
arrangement for the West Bank
of the Jordan River. In Cairo.
the EgyptJan foreig n minis ter
res ponded t o the l s rae li
statement by declaring that
J erus a lem "Is part o r the
autonomy talks "
G11nman Rohs
said the U.S. Attorney's offict! was passed on to has department
o rdered him to halt any Labor m a "round-about way" from Ca· A gunman carrying a bro\\n
Department 1nvestig11tion into ty Attorney Gail Hutton's office paper bag held up the Texaco
Mesa Station
the charges an February. one . service statJon al 2985 Bristol St
week afte r a pr~~mi!'ary finding _Deputy Orange Cou!ltY ,01s· Monday afternoon · ·
of 8 co1.mty audit and1eated poss1-tn_ct Attorney. Jean R~~mhe1n:ier Costa Mesa police said the
ble mis~ of '16,000 of federal said she received off1 c1al notice man described as a sr ht
funds by a top official of the city from [tfrs l_i':'tton's office of the Orle~tAI about S-feel-2, enl~~ed , ~~~ru~~~;;~._:_~~w.:.~~~-.. :mwff'~t-·cfil~-'"!ar~bitaille expressed sur-month to consider prosecution of said "Give me the mo e ..
pr!se at the development. He st~te felony _ch~rges involving A~ attendant complfeJ:" hand-
b id Monday that Labor D~part-. m1 s appropr1at1on or p u blic mgover S896,policesaid. cn e nt spokesm en told his In· funds
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The city attorney's office re-
ceived notification ,from ~h~ ~':~!' ~ar,t..:~:I "'*'·~"', '~•~;;:aio-euii~'~AI·)~RH~.fp~ .......... o. a· ·T''{ ...... ~.,,~ .. /•
dropped in a letter dated J une • •
24. more than half a year after
the dec1S1on had been made, ac
cording to information from As·
sistant U.S. attorney Rick f1am.
Flam said Monday he ordered
a halt to the Labor Department
invesu.uuon on Feb. 13, based
on investigation by the FBI. He
said the Labor ll.e.par:tm~l was
notified immedJately.
Flam said be could not release
any facts of the FBI in vest11a ·
Uoo, including when it began,
beuuse, in part, Us flndinp
could dam age the reputation ot those accused.
Police investtaator Toburen
last week accused the Labor
Department, whkb la the asea·
cy retpOMlble ror federal Job
pro1 ram1. of delaylo1 It.a ln·
vn ll1atlon into the char1ea Of m lauu ol tbe city Corn·
prehenalve Employment Train·
ln& Act <<;:ETA> ru ndl to avoid edverN publJClt)'.
cr owded and subject of intense
community criticism over jet
noise .
"Now they <the GSA > are trying
to back the board into a com er."
said the offlclal, noting that any
action on the access Issue sboukl
follow board action on a $302,000
consult.ant's muter plan on the
airport'sfuture.
That report la nearing comple-
tion.
U nder the a uction system pro-
posed by the GSA and viewed
favorably by lhe fede rel a1en·
cie1. Air Calllomia and Hucbes
Airwett wouJd keep 29 of the u rushu permitted daUy.
Tbe other 12 would be placed up
(or auction to Frontier Ind
Western. Air California and
H111he1 A.lrwest also would have
I.be rlpt to aubmtt sealed bidl lor Lhe 12tuihu .
Frontier, ac~ordin1 to UM re·
port, ha11a!d It wanta two tlitbt1
per day, and Wet.tern. two or
Lbreeru1htaperday.
Two youngstl·r~ C'nJoy them<;elves f eedin£ ducks at
T eWinkk· Lakl· an Costa 7\Jc.osa Giving the bread handouts
ar c Chn!> ('rally. 12. Costa Me!>a. and Chris Sheaffer . 4.
Rivers1dt•
f'rottt Po.. t I
BILLY CARTER ...
lert. for tht· \mlrllc.tn n111t1H·•,
r elease
'In th1' 11 ·\p1•c t th1 ••1111rr,;il h
to I he l.1U\ Jfl "J .. 'Ul"tt :-.,1111
* • *
Billy Ref1~es
To Accowzt
For P ay11ie1il
l\MEHtrt ·s . Ga 1.\1'1
President C<trtl'r -.aid n n
national tl'll'' l\1un that he
expecti. his broth.-r Hally to
account for thl· $220.000 ht'
r c <.' e 1 ,. t.' d fro m t h c I. 1 b van
government. but Hill) l>dld. · I
d on 't tr) to run the country and
h e doesn't run my busme!..., "
Billy sai d h e ha s n o
immediate plans to disclose how
he spent the money.
"Frankly , l don't think it's
any body's business, .. ht> s aid
Bill) and ha s wife Sibyl
w a l r he rf 4J p .1 1 r 11 I "o In r
telt•\ l~JOn "l'l\ HI thl louni:c• or
t h (' I~•· ... t 'A. • 11' rr1 rn r I , I .1 ...
Pres1dt·111 I .Jrtt,. cl•·f,.11d1 d tt '
adm1ru\lrc.tlll,11l o.; h;1ndtin.e or h1i.
brother·., Lre-. 11. rth Lib' .1
U r 1 n k 1 n ~., 1 1· • d t •· J Jn c1
rhain ~moklnl! f.ll1·r 111•.irt·\lf••.
B 1 I I ) 11. a I l' h ,. rl ..., 1 I tr,, u l
e x prP:.sion ·'" 1 ho· prec;1d1•nt
·d enied an~ pnu r kno" led~<' <Jf
th e S 2 2 0 . I) 0 o n a ) m c• n t 11 r
i n f I u en c 1 n g t h t• J u 11 t 1 t' t'
Department ln\'1•,l1 $!<1l1r1n or
Btll y ·~ L1hyan l11·'
B u t w h e n t h c· p r e s 1 de rt t
mentioned the ant1c 1pated
f 1nanc 1al discl osur e. Bally
exclaimed . · Wh at"" and
laughed
Afterward. Ball> '4 as a'5ked his
op1n1on of the hour lor.~ new-.
conferenl"e
"( wouldn't go as far as to Sa."
l en1oycd at." he replied .. But I
thought 1t was a good news
conference l do know what
he said was the truth "
th1• pr~1dent said Yt'hether 1t
14 •rnld hJVl' been succe~ful 1f
Bill\ had not part1ripated as a
quo ... 11ron n•i 1m1· 1 <tn answt-r with
r 1·rt<i1nl'
In hi~ 't.tl<·m.,nt. Cart1:r rt·
1 1 1 • r ,, t ., d I r a n !> t a t t•
' 1l1 ~1,n1 .tlh thdl m' brotht-r
B1J h ha .. h.Jd nn mf1111•n n · rm m!
d1·c·1~11m .. or w1 ,IO\ l ~ ~o,em
n11 n• 1.111!1• \ <1r .i• r111n ronf'•'rnlnl'
I 1h. ·' I •·J11 Jl"'J '>l :tlt· that Hll h
ti.1 rw,.-r ..1\kl·d m1· tr1 lak1: Jn}
:-.to p tli;it 140UlrJ affect ciO~ or
th•''" JC-llQr/or pol11 1es •·
Thi• pr1•(1dent .rnn(Junn·d h1·
,. .. k ed h1i. '>lJff trJ d r a rt a ruJr.
t orb1dd.Jn~ an_\ rc"<lt-rJI emplo)ct:-
to dt>al l41th an_\ ml'mbt'r of tht·
µri•i.1dt:nt "<; famil) under
11 r eum.,tanct:" thJt ··cr1:atc·
1·1ther tht· real1t~ or 1h£• ap
pt>ar~IOC'l' of 1mµro~r r,n or Of
1nflut.-ncC'
The president also made thest> points
-lie never tried to influence
t h e Justice Department 1n-
ves l11tat1on or Billy Carter .
lie dJd not learn until at was
m.1dt· pubhc la"l month lhat thl'
l.dnJn )!t.nt>rnment paid h1-.
hr• t h1·r S22fl "
I It-111 '··r rec-1·1\ .,ft an) or
Halh I 0Jrtt•1 ., I.lb'.\ an mont~
~1n B1r<'h H:.~h . 0 Ind
1·h.11r rn:1n 111 1h .. '>Pt·t·1al <)(:nJt1·
... utH 11mm1tt1·1.· d£•chned com
m1:n1. but hi '> '1n· («ha1rman.
S<>n ~rom Thurmond. R SC
said. ··We h<n-e heard the pre'il
d<·nt ·., <,1de of the matter : now
14l' \\Ill hear the Y.llnes5~ and mJ ~ be hear the other side ·
Sen Dennis DeConc1n1. D
Ariz.. a panel member . said the
rHl'l>tdent did "ell but CaU·
l1oned "I lhmk the Judgment
won't be made absolutely Uus
l'\ ('nani:. be<.'ausc 1t 1s up to the
com matt~ to s ift the facts "
Sen Rob Do le. R -Kan ,
perhaps the president's sharpest
r rit1 r on the committee. said
the re still 1s .. a lot to explore "
• •
Burglary
Suspect
Arrested
A 32-year-old Costa Mesa man.
who CoUege Park residents said
was knocklng on doors and a slung
for people who didn't live in the
hom es was a rre sted Monday by
pollce for ~usplclon of burglary.
Robert A. Bandaruk of 2448An·
dover Place was arr ested at about
4 · 30 p.m. at the Exxon 11ervice
s tation at Fairview Road and Fair
Drive in Costa Mei.a after he re-
portedly fl ed from oCCicer Ed
Esposito
He was booked into Costa l't!esa
Jail for suspicion of residential
burglary and possessing burglary
tools. s tolen goods and a narcotics
hypodermic kit.
Police said Bandar uk earn~ a
paper bag filled wit h about $6,300
worth of an1cles reported stolen
from the Thomas W. Hall home at
201 Hano ver Drive earlier Mon·
day
At2 02p m .Mrs . Hall reported
to police the los!> of cc.tmera equap-
m e n l. Jewelry . c as h and
~•lverware
flolace said the> foun<1 the
a rticle~ an llnt· of llandaruk's
poc-keL., <ind an the brown ~rocery
bCJg abo l<Jkl·n at the Hall res·
1dt'nce
Office~ said Ranoaruk carried
IY.O .,cn:wdri ver~ 1n ont· of his
'>OC'k '> One of the bl<1dc!> was
hel1 eved to have.• t>ttn u~td an pry-
ing o~·n the Hall family 's back
dOQr
H;.indaruk ~a., wa1k1ng north on
College J\\cnue near Pnncelon
f>r1\t when h e s aw o fficer
1-.: ... po.,llf>"'i rar pohces c.t1d
Ill-nc~ ).\Ill l"arr) ins.: his tm>"n
gmc,.r y bJg Jnd finally wa~
'topped <1l tht· service station
"h1·n f...,po~ito th reate ned to
'hoot riollct· r1•portc•r1
w·il on Way
Parce l Ge t s
Re zone d Again
A I l ·ac-rr parcel on West
~ 1lson StrC'C't m Costa Mesa that
ha~ been undPr 'icrutiny for res-
1d1'nt1al deve lopment s 1nre la~t
l>etemb<'r was rezoned again on ~onda>"
This tJ mP tht> Cit' Council vot
t-d 4 I 141lh loun.c-tlman En c
Johnson dJssentJng to rezone the
property at 2SO w. Wll~n St. so
that a planned develo pment
rather than sin~le-ramily hom~
would be built there
The maJortl) said the city, the
new developer'5 and neighbor.;
would be bt>tter pmteC'tPd b~ the
planned devl•lopml!nt approach
'4 h1 rh f!Uar<inll·e ... thal jl IE>ast
ha lf the propcrt' "oulc1 ht> left m
o~n spal't• and a minimum of 2S
! (•!'I "ould b--lt·ft t>.•t-... •'t'n the
nl'-... h"m'·' .. ind nf·1,::h bors'
fenr<·'
T he properl y 11> o wned by
James Gregory of C():.la Mesa.
but his a~ent . Jack W Mullan.
~aid a Laguna Ht:ach develop-
ment company plans to buy the
property and build the ho mes
One. of the pro!>pec-t1 ve owners.
Steve Dorsey of Laguna Beach.
s aid hE' doesn't care which zon
1n~ IS rt'qWred by the Ci ty
lie said has company only
needs assuranl'e that a t least
eight homes can be built
Mullan had asked Monday for
approval of a plan to butld eigh t
single-family homes . He said he
.. ould return at the council's
Aug . 18 meeting with new plans
for the planned development.
....... Pf .. ~•l.J'D IUdat.r, a fro. moter, bolcll market
Carda and abowa board
of aew aame, UmJt
Up, that teaclMI a C09•
MrvatJ" ~cb to
future• tradlD1 .
Nlcbolu W. Platt, a
New Jeraey banker.
cnratecl &M 1ame that
la beiq marketed to
com modlUea reople fint and genera public
later
$50,000 to $500,000
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Clgan Sea rtt
Blight Hurts
Cuba Tobacco
HAVANA, CUBA (AP) -A leaf~ caUed "blue rust" la
crlppUn1 Cuba'• tobacco in·
dualJ'Y, mak1n1 famous Havana
cigars uatce here and even
scarcer abroad.
IOW'ftl put the figure at cloler
to to percent.
He~ did Cuba bas bad to buy
some tobacco abroad to meet
local demanda for cigars.
"We coold export more tobac·
co by mixlne. but tbat would
hurt the quality of what we pro-
duce. It's better not to export,"
he said.
"St's hard to find Havana
cigars here of any kind -
BoUvars. Montecristos. Rey del
Mundosr Romeo and Juliet.as or
Ambassadors," said a diplomat
food of the aromaUc Havana. •ILAN SAID THE blight,
which attacks lbe plant in its de·
velopinc stages, "b\lrlLS" the
leaves.
!\~.-011•~
RAMON CASTRO, older
brother of Cuban President
Fidel Castro, said t.be plague bas
caused about $250 million
damage.
Agriculture Minister Arnoldo
Milan said the bUgbt bas bit
about S pen:eot of the harvest of
Havana wrapper leaf, but other
"You touch them and they
tum to powder.'' be said.
"We doo't know where it com·
es from. It's an unknown we
are looking into. We have a
powerful enemy very near to us
that bas many weapons it can
use ag.ainst us." be said, ap.
parently referring to the United
States.
Gary D. Johnson has been
elected vice·president of the
19,000~member California
Society of Certified Public
Accountants. He is a
partner in the accounting
firm of Arthur Young &
Company. Santa Ana.
Oxy EWcts
President
LOS ANGELES CAP) -A
Robert Abboud. form er
chairman and chief executive of·
ficer of the First NaUooal Bank
of Chicago and the Finl Chicago
Corp .. has been elected presi-
dent. chief operating officer and
board member of Occidental
Petroleum Corp.
President Castro. whose best·
known pictures show him with a
Havana cigar in bis teeth. said to a crowd recently, .. We are
facing blights of tobacco and
sugar cane, and of porcine
fever, which. 01yst.eriously,have
appeared at a lmost the same
time Ul our country."
Sticker Price
Upped for Volvo
Dr. Armand Hammer, Oxy's
chairman and chief exe<:utive,
said 'dooday the compa.oy·s pre-
sident. Zoltan Merszel. will re-
sign to devote most of his time to
bis job as chairman and ctuef
executive of Hooker Chem.Jcal
Corp.. a wholly·owned Occtden·
tal subsidiary.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
won't say bow much the blight
bas hurt exports of Cuban cigars
but admit the reduction ts
"drastic."
Milan said Cuba is trying a
Swiss chemical, Ridom1l. wluch
is supposed to pre vent the
blight. He predicted the harvest
would return to normal this year
with the use of the chemical.
DETROIT (AP> -Sticker
prices for Volvo cars have been
increased by an average of 3
percent, the importer has an·
nounced.
In an announcement from its
headquarters in Rockleigh. N.J.,
Volvo of A01erica Corp. said the
cheapest Volvo, the OL 2-door
sedan, would list for $8,S36, in-
cluding port and destination
charges.
Continuing strength of tbe
Swedish krona against the dollar
on foreign exchange markets
made the increase neeessary,
Volvo sald.
Over The Counter
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MUTUAL FUNDS
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Reeesnon
Forecasters
See Upturn
8y .JOHN CUNNIFF A,. ....... ..,...,.
NEW YORK -While it still might tum out to be the
ffcood WONt recess ion alnce the Great Depression or lhe
ttaOI. the current downturn lB aJready being written orr by some allqedly lar·seeing seers.
Thb. of course, ls an ancient behavioral trait or so.
called ec:onomtc observers . They love to anticipate. They
spent two years teJllng us a recession was comlng; now
they art telllog us an upturn ls on the way.
THERE IS PRESTIGE IN calling the tums. aDd
money too. ll pays to go out on a limb. because If you hap.
pen to be right you can forever after advertise the fact.
And if you are wrong, you can help people for get.
0 One we ll -kno wn econ o m ic
forecaster helps that process aJoog by
means of his own poor memory. If
events trip him up he merely adjusts
the record and advises his clients: "As
I told you six m onths ago. . . "
There is another class of seer who
fo recasts not for money but for politics,
and we ~re seeing plenty or that, ilk In
the past few weeks. They are an in-
dom 1table sort. always trying to offset
cv ... ,,.,. misery with hope.
Are we in a recession? Well . it's hard to deny 1t. but
you can try. Jsn't 1t really more c1v1 lized to say, as c11d G.
Wiiiiam Miller, treasury s~retary. that ··we're forming
the bas as for a recovery?"
SO MUCH HAS BEEN MADE OF the distant re·
covery. and so little of the immediate recesi.1on, that some
of the less publicized but perhaps more educated and pro-
found economist.!. are reactmg with warnings
"1bere 1s an uncomfortable level or euphoria n oating
through the hot s ummer :itmosphere." says Hi chard Nen-
nem3J'I or Girard Trust.
He calls "s1mphst1c ·· the notion that thl' recession 1s
already on the wa ne
Chase Ma nhatta n
Bank econo mists are
( J
telling customers this
\f.U' I\ 11.\'I' "1•1·k that cl:ums or the
_ . recession's t•nrl arc un-
fo unded Whll1· the
wor:-1 mav h:i v1• pas:-.ed,
the)' sa y, the l"Conomy will "cakl·n lhroughllut th(• yeJr
Claims that the wo~t has pa<,<,ed a rP oft1•n buc;f'd on a
c;llght nse in June retail salf-s. a n w 1n hou-.1n g .,tdrt. ... <1nd
an increase an the index or leadrng economic indirator'
Btrr, SAYS CHASE. "T!IF-~E are tl"nde r ret'ds on
wh1 cb to base the claim that a recovery 1s under "'J' "
For o~ thing, these indicator.. could continue ni.in~ for
months before th(' economy reached where 1t was.
As a matter uf ra1·t . some or lhem sav. the f>Opular
measures of e~."1mom1c !>trength dcclrnL'<l so fast dunng late
spnng and r·arly ~ummcr that they couldn't continue in
that dire<'uon without a total colla~c.
Public perception too might be playing a rol1· in the
euphoria. Wbcn . for example. a level-headed cronom1,t
says that. yes. he can see some Light ah ead, he dcx:sn"t
always mean to discount the imm edJate problems.
As interpreted. however . the fact that he sees l1~ht 1s
viewed as an opt1mist1c staw mcnt In some ln 'ltanc(.'5.
what he really meant was lhat. no. t h1:. reccsMon 1~n't thc
end or the world, but it's r eal bad
NENNEMAN ALSO POJ1''TS OUT, as do many other!>.
that the IJght at the end of the tunnel really isn't that
bright. The r('C'()very, which most agree might began next
year. shows litt le promise of bclllg robust
Whatever. the whole euphoric notion of discounting the
recession might be correlated with the advice radioed lo a
truck dnver whose ng was roanog brakeless down a San
FrancLS<."O htlls1de.
"Take heart." he was told. "the worst is behind you."
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