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D e ath Brea Police Sued ..
Young W~man's In Freeway
Tragedy Cha in Killer Case
o c cer Fund Embe%%ler
Facing 6 Years in .Jail
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 12, 1980
VOL. 7J, "°' m .• HCTIOtfS. n ~AORS
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. ~Soccer
11 f Sentence f .Date Set
The vohmt.eer treasurer ol the
Fountain Valley-Weslmlnater
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branch ol the American Youth
Soccer Organization will be sen-
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tenced in Orange County Superior
Court Sept. 10 on charges lbal he
' e mbezzled $32,000 from the
g roup's bank account.
1 Stephen L . Sa nders o f
Westminster pleaded guilty to
four counts of grand theft lasl
• week.
Sanders. part owner of a carpet
cleaning business, could face a
maximum sentence of six years in
state prison.
However, the length of that sen-
tence could depend on the out-
come of a court hearing, also sel
Sept. 10, when Sanders will at·
tempt t.o explain how he paid back
almost all of the money be was ac-
cu.sed oflaklng.
Deputy Di s trict Attorney
Robert Chalterton said Sanders
bad served as volunteer treasurer
of the soccer organiution in 1979.
Previously, he had coached some
of the teams as well as having his
own childr en participate in
League play.
However, soccer ,league of-
ficials ordered an audit or their
accounts when they d iscovered
the amount of money the group
bad in the bank waa leas than an-
ticipated.
Tbal audlt lumed up the $32,000
shortfall, Chatterton said.
Though he pleaded guilty t.o
four counls or grand theft, San-
den claims be paid back the
money even though the audit
didn'ldiacloselbal. ltesaidhepul
lbe money back ln the form ol
casbreceipll.
He will testify Sept. 10 before senteod.n& t.o attempt to prove his
cont.enUooa, lbe prosecutor said.
C11bans Cut Cane
CLEWISTON, Fla. <AP>
About 150 Cuban refu1ee1. a.nx-lou for work since comln& across
t he Florida Slraila ln the
"Freedom f1otma," will arrive
here in a chartered bus from
Illa mi UUI week to cut auaar cane
lD tbe bol Aupt I UD.
C4RIER FIRST
IN C,O~T IUCE
WOLSEY, S .D. (AP) -ll
wua't even a eloH race. Jlmmy
Carter IW'led a.bead for the vic-
tory, be.tmc MVflG otbet CAD• .......
Bat k WMD't the lnewnbmt
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I Love You, But •••
Seven-year-old Marie Gerson of Newport Beach grimaces
after getting a lick on the face from "Buba," her poodle.
pal and winner of the smallest pet ribbon at recent pet
s how for children sponsored by city's Parks and Recrea-
tion Department. Annual show was staged at the Corona
del Mar Youth Center .
Wo~an, Tots Unite
·As Death Arrives
Her husband deserted her.
Her 2'h-year-o ld son sofrered
bums over more than 80 perceol
of bis body. She lost a leg t.o
cancer.
Now, Alicia Valencia is dead.
She was 19.
The young Santa Ana woman,
who experienced tragedy aft.er
tragedy, died Sunday shortly
alter being reunited with her
two children, who bad been
placed in foster bomea after the
fatherless family was found in
1979 Uving in an unheat.ed Santa
Ana garage.
Rosary for Ali cia will be recit-
ed al 7 o'clock tonagbt at Our
Lady of Pillar Catholic Church,
Sanla Ana. Funeral services Wlll
follow W e dnesday al
Weslminster Memorial Park.
Alicia lost her battle to cancer
after more than 8 months ol ill·
n ess. most or It s penl in
hospitals.
Action Nixed in Suicide
MILWAUKEE (AP> -An
elderly woman who helped ber
bandlcapped dau&hler commit
tulclde wiU not be proeecuted,
but I.bat dec:iak>D s hould QOt bl
re1arded aa an encoura1e1Dtnt ol eutbanalla, an ... latant dla·
trict attor'Dtr .. , •.
Mldlael lilalm1tadt aald Mon·
day bl• decision wH b11ed
1trlctly cm the fad.I or the cue,
In whlcb an 83-year-old woman
WH repeatedly Implored by her
52-year-old dau1bt.er to help
han1 her.
"What la t.o be accompllabed
by conYictlna um woman ot a
crtmel" lhl1111tadt Hid.
Rul he aaid a nurse who might
be penuaded to help 1 patient
die could be treated dlff erenUy.
2 Booked
In School
Break-ins
By .urnrua a . VINSEL °' .. ~ ........... A career En1lilh teacher who
works summertimes as a reserve
Newpe>rt Beach police det.ect.Jve
and his partners have allegedly
cracke d an Orange Coast
burglary nng that targeted most-
ly schools
Detective Robert Duncan said
the thieves used walkae·laUues.
hand-held CB radtos and pohce
scanner units tcrnvo1d capture He
added that the amount or loot
a lready recovered by police w1U
run int.othethousandsof dollars
Duncan 1s a Westminster junior
high school instructor as well as a
reserve police dcle<'ll vc
Rooked for investigation of
commer<:1al burglary are Jeffery
O'Neil Irvine. 18, of 1533 Ocean
Rlvd . Newport Beac h and
Elizabeth A Lance. 18, of 9532
Zion Circle. Huntington Beach
Irvine remamedJailed 10 heuof
S5.000 bail on the felony charge
this mommg, whale a relallve
!>'>Sled Ms Lance's bail to secure
her relea.se pending arraignment
in rourt
Deteetave Duncan and his col
leagues :.re trying lo trace
ownerstup of a number of stolen
items. m1Jch of 1t involving
sophtsticaled electronic devices
He Sllld there are two com
puters definitely stolen in a
burglary at Costa Mesa's Estan·
cla High School recenlly.
"They were using a master key
· that opened every blah school in
the dlstrict,' •says the teacher and
part-time poUce officer. ·'I really
feel goodaboutthlscase."
He said he planned t.o confer
with C.O.ta Mesa polke today on
whether suspects in the series ot
school burllaries could be linked
to one last month at Costa Mesa
High School.
Detectives said they have in·
formatico tbal Irvine and Ma.
Lance were aided by lookouts
posted with wallde-talkiea lo
warn ot the approach of anyone
who milhl interyene in the al-
leged burllaries.
Keys to all lta doon were taken
in tt1•t burglary, necessitating
awltchinc lock.a throughout the
MU1tancc1mpua.
'I1lree Armed Men
I.not Pawn Shop
LOS ANGELES (AP). -Dur·
lna a darina daytime robbery.
three armed men escaped from
a downtown pawn ahop with n>
handruna. four rt.net, a tray ot
1old medallloDI ud Jeweley lbd
about 9IO in cub.
PoUce aald a clerk let one ol
the men lnto the abop about 3
p. m. Monday when be appeared
al the door wttb a lelev(Jioft set
he 11ld he wanted to pawn.
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Panda Born
Firs t Ever in Captivity
MEXICO CITY <AP> -A giant panda rn Chapultepec Zoo
has ~ven birth to the first panda cub born naturally in capllv1-
t}. 100 officials announced today
Dr Juan Tell~ Garon. a vetennary surgeon, s&d the
mother. Yang Ying. bad a normal delJvery Monday after a
gestation period of between 18 and USI cbys. Veterinarians
watched tbe btrth of tbe 3~~u:nce male cub oo close-<:ircuit
televunon
TELLEZ GIRON SAID OFFICIALS would ask tbe Chinese
Embassy to suggest a name for the baby panda -but xoo of-
facaals were leanmg toward the Chinese word for "SUCCESS."
Zoos m Washington. O.C . Tokyo and London have sought
unsuc<.'essfully to mate pairs ol giant pandas.
The Mext<.'an vetermanan satd Yang Ytng and her compa-
nion. Pe Pe. probably mated because they lave together year·
found . wll1ke some other pandas 1n caplav1ty, and are fed a
special tugh-protean, v1taoun-ennched d.ieL
PANDAS RA VE DIFnCULTY llEPllODUCING tn cap-
uv1ty because of a highly sensitive nervous system that c1tuses
irregulanties in the production of hormones . Tellex Giron said.
Tellez Giron ~aid 1l was the world's fi rst natural birth in
captivity.
Ide n t it I ssu e
Police Face Suit
In Slaying Case
T he Westmins te r Police
Department has been accused of
negbgence in a la~uit filed in
. Orange County Superior Court by
the parents of a boy whose dutb Is
believed t.o have been one ot the
so-called freeway killings.
Ma rk S h el t o n , 17 , o r
Westminster was repe>rted miss-
ing on Aug. 6. 1979. His body was
identified about nine months later
after his father took the boy'sden-
tal charts t.othe pe>llceslatioo.
The parents are alleging that
Tributes Set
For Elvis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -
Fan! ol Elvis Presley are ex-
pected t.o visit h1a hometown ln
lar1e nwnben tbla week for four
days ol oblenances leadinc '-I>
t.o tblrd mnivenary of h1a death
on SatW'dar-' Grace and , Presley '•
manslon, was opened to the
public today to atve ~ley •· thua•uta the ehance t.o vlatt tbe
arav•itel "' the late rock 'n' roll atar, bla parent.I and bla
1randmother.
A ball ·ton bronae statue ol
Preti., .t11 be unveiled and a
memorial pvk will be dedicated
d'uiq the week. Mempbls Slete
Un lvenit'I it 1poasortn1 two
daya cl se~':d concerti and
Prealey ftlma at tbe dl'/'•
conventJcm cent.tr, there wtll be
a rour-day "Tribute to Elvlt."
the boy could have been identified
soon after be was missing lfpolice
om cerJ had carried out what the
parents claim say is lbe routine
Job or acquiring the dental re-
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\\~a th_.r
Fair lhrou1h Wednes·
day. Lowa t.oo.l&bt IS al the
beaches. 70 lnland. HlJba
Wednesday upper 708 to
low IOI.
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Patchwork Plank?
. Carter Dickers /or Peace in Party
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..... PteNr
f'ormer federal judge Philip
W. Tone or Ctucago has been
announ ced as s p ecial
counsel ror the Sen ate 's Ill·
Ye4tigaboo of MUly Carter ~d promises reauJu ··as
qwckly as possible."
NEW YORK CAPJ Pr•idtonl
Carter, his path t'l<'ar to re
n o m lnallon . l u rnf'd lo th<'
Dern0ttaOc Party platform to
day ln M arch or r«oncllJaUon
wh h h11 \'anqulahe d rival.
Edward M K nnody. b«lfore a
louah fall campatgo ll'alnst Ult
R<'publlun11 ( Hf'latf'd Photo!\
Pajlf'M )
Coowouan del ••lot convt-o~
for thf'tr t'let'Ond Sf'ulcm with Uw
u mpailJl plallorm the p rincipal
lternootbeueoda. and walh Kt:n
nt'dy vowini lo p~H hi• fight · ·for a truly Otmocrallc plallorm ·
Kennedy plaMed tu addn.~ lho
conventloo toni1ht, d urlnat a
Pf1 me lime tetevlaed de bat" ot
t he platfor m plaink on the
1 economy the issue on which he
and Cartt•r dis ag ree m ost
shar ply
Carter and Kennedy sides met
today to discuss p rocedures ror
negotiatJons that While Hou.w
press secretary J ody Powell said
NB Firm Penalized
For Campaign Acts
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
Southern California campaign
cons ulting firm and its pres1·
dent have agreed to pay a
Sl.000 penaJty for their part in a
conspiracy to violate the sta te·s
campaign d isclosure law.
The agreement was an-
nounced Monday by the state
Fair Political Practices Com-
mission, whic h riled s uit in
Orange County Superior Court
la st year alleging civil con-
s piracies a nd ki c kback
schemes.
Under the agreement, the
fi r m will make its books and rec-
ords available to the F PCC as
well as pay the $1 ,000 fine.
The F PCC s aid D o n
Chandler. pres ident of Chandler
Media Productions, a Newport
Bea ch con s ulting firm, ad-
mitted he had ser ved as a con-
duit for the payment of consult
ing fees to Butche r -Ford e
Cons ulting. an Irvine campaign
firm. as part o r a plan lo con·
ceal a$10.000paymenl
Chandler said they payment
was funneled through hta firm
in Septembe r 1977 fro m the
Pe nny Raven for Lie utena nt
G o verno r Ca mp ai gn t o
Butcher· Forde.
Ms Raven or Fresno unsuc
cess f u l l y s o u g h t t h ('
De m ocr at ic nomination for
lie utenant governor in 1978.
The F PCC said the $10.000
was reported as a payment to
C hand Je r M e dia , n o t t o
Butcher-Fo rde as required by
the state's campa ig n disclosure
law.
Chandler said the conspiracy
w as initiat e d by Will iam
Butcher of the Orange County
firm . He said Butche r wanted
to avoid disclosing Butc her
Forde 's involve ment in the
Raven ca mpaign because the
firm was representing Haven
as well as a Republican can.
didate for governor. !>late Sen
John Briggs
Butche r was unava lla bl<' fur
comment.
The FPCC s uit named 17 de
fendants mcluding Ms Raven.
Chandler and Butcher -Forde
would ~ tw-ld today to try to re-
•olvt• rcm111runa platform issues
But *'vc-n wtult' profo sln& op.
Um ll1m 1i1bout ~n t"vt'ntuul r«on·
r Ul1tton, two lop Carter •Ide. re·
lttratt"d tha t tht'rc were still
11 rlou.11 ditforen\'ttj ~tween the
twosld
Hamilton J ord1rn. the pre.s1-
11<•ot 'ic t•111mp1u~n m~nuger. said
(~b&DMI 7 beglu coverage
of tbf' coaventloa at 4:30:
ChallDfta z and Oom au.
1n an mter v1ew on NffC·TV's .. To-
day ·' bow h«!> is confident that
"with hard work in the next rew
d a \ '·"the party wall come out of
the 1·onventaon umfu.-0 But he
:>tlltl ort '.trtl'r
·Hoth ht> and Senator KeM edy
rcah U' that some of the real dif·
ft"renccs between them cannot be
lJgbtly glossed over."
And Jack W,..tson. who suc·
t·eeded Jordan as Carter 's chief of
staff. said the administration was
still ad amant about rejecting
Kennedy -backed m in ority plat-
form planks ca lling ror a $12
bllhon JOb progr am and wage and
pn <'e controls.
llowever, forme r United Na-
tions Ambassador Andre w Young
hinted in a CBS· TV inlervie wthat
the Carter rorces might be willing
KENNEDY EYES
RACE IN 1984?-A.3
to go ahead with a comprorruse
tha t genera lly s upported a
m a:>s 1vc JObs p r o gr am but
without specifying Kennedy's $12
bil hon pnce ta~
Ke Medy's long -shot hope to
take the nomination fro m Carter
ended Mond ay night when the
con vent.Jon supported a rule bind-
ing delegates to a bide by the re ·
suits of state primaries a nd COO·
ventions The vote was 1,936.4 to
1.390 6 ''The effort on the nommallon 1s
ovt>r," Kennedy told a ne ws con
ferentt· al the Waldorf-Astona
Hote l shortly after tha t vote. "I
have called President CartN and
l'Ongr c:itulated him My name will
not be plat ed in nomination ··
Powell said thC' telephone· con·
versation was "a ver y positive
and very productive conversa-
tum They a ~recd the task now
1!-to j!el this party togethe r and to
deal with the threat that the new
Escort, Imperial Born
Sin.air~ Union Leader Do the Horwrs
WAYNE. Mich <AP) -Ford
Motor Co. let a local union offic1aJ
drive the first of its new subcom·
pa cts off the assembly line, but in
Canada. Ol'Blue Eyes wheeled
out the first new $20,000 Chrysler
Jmpe rial.
John Barson , president of Local
900 of the United Auto Workers,
bec ame the first known union of·
ficial to take roll-out honors Mon-
day. Jn a reference to Japanese
competition before he started the
while two-door Ford Escort, he
sa id , "We will show them."
Ford says the Escort is the in-
dustry's fi rst "world c ar." The
Escort and companion Mercury
Lynx. also being made in England
and Germany, will replace the
Pinto and Bobcat models .
Currently. J apanese cars hold
!2 per cent or the u .s. a uto
market. ln the first seven months
or this year. Ford fell to 16.5 per-
cent from 23 percent in the sa me
1979 period and 28 percent in 1975
With its new cars, Ford 1s m aJt·
llll an effort to right back. At the
4,160-emloyee Wayne assembly
plant, Ford has picked 248 "quali·
\y upgrade operators," or work
tea m captains, who will instruct
new employees. ensure that ade-
quate tools 3nd supplies are on
band for each worker and keep a
1eneral eye on qua lity
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One plant s ign sa ys· "Rutld 11 a~
though you are buying 1t . · ·
The introduction of the Escort
was the Detroit ar ea ·s second new
model roll-0ut of the d ay . Earlier.
in Windsor, Ontario. singer Frank
Sinatra took deliver y of the fi rst
new Chrysler Imperial, a lu.xury
intermediate-s ized car priced at
around s:!n,000. Sinatra will ad-
ve rtise the car for Chrysler.
The financially troubled com·
pany is counting on handsome
profit m argins from 25,000 Im·
perials and sa les of 600,000 "K
car'· compacts rolled out last
week.
Ford plans 480,000 of its new
front-wheel drive subcompacts,
one notch down from the K-car in
size, for the new model year
Production starts in Metuchen.
N .J .. next month on the same two
door sedans and statLOn wagons
built i.n Wayne:' and in St T homa-,,
Ontario early in 1981 on a s porty
model.
The Escort and the Lynx wi~I
get 30 mtles per gallon on the U.S
Environmenta l Protect1on Agen
cy's city test and 44 mpg on the
highway when equipped with
manual transmission and .3-Uter
(79 cubici.nch) engine, Ford says.
No price has been announced,
but a strippe d -d own Escort
s ho uld approach $5,000, o b ·
ser vers say.
'Billy' Song
To De/,egates?
NASHVlLLE, Tenn. <AP) -
President Carter's efforts to
make Democrats rorget brother
Billy's antics m ay be in vain ll a
Nubville eonswrlt.er can 1et. her
act t.ocetber l.n time.
Cathy Manzer hopes to break
record·mak.l.nC recorda and have
dele11t.et tappl.ng their toes to her upbeat novelty song
"Brother Bllly " before the
crowd at the Democratic Na·
tlonal Convention leaves
lladilon Square Garden ln New
York OD 111unday nitht.
In the tun e, 1 un1 b y
IOQlwrlter Kent Westberry and backed by a heavy rbytbm
aultar, Jimmy Carter tells
brotber BlUJ bow mueb trouble
be bu caused: "From tbe
minute. you laid down tbe
peaDUll 8Dd pkted up JOW ftnt cu ol brew, I knew t.bet I wu '°'81 to bave to wortr OYertime,
Jmt blpinc my eye OD ycMl. ''
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Chrysler hopes tosell lmperiab
the name of a line dropped
several ye ars a~o -in the 1981
model year
"We hope to sell a lot of m y
friends cars," s aid S ina tra. who
w a s accomp a nie d by a c to r
Gregory Peck.
Peck said he would buy one.
M e a nwhile . d eale r s s aid
Chrysler has s lapped a $6,056 ten·
talivc s uggested reta il price tag
on the least ex pensive model of its
new front-wheel drive K-cars.
Dealer.. s1ud there could be price
ch an"~ before the cars go on sale
officiaJly In ear ly October.
SUIT ...
t'ords and feeding the Information
into the nationwide computer
system
Tht-fathe r, Donald Shelton,
sa id tw finally took ca re of the.re
cords when he learned police
hadn't
The boy's body, which had been
impa led on a wooden st ake , wu
identified in San Be rnardino
County just a few days after the
denta l records we re ke yed Into
the computer
The body hod been ke pt by the
county slnce five days alter the
boy wu reported missin g.
Jn the 16·page complaint writ·
ten by attorney Marc Block of
Huntington Beach, the Sbeltoos
alle ge that the police were
n~gllgent ln not using the dent.a)
records to find the boy. They ask
for damages ors1 mUUon.
R e ached at home. Donald
Shelton saJd the money isn't the
main reason fortheauit.
"We did a lot of auffertnc. in
faot, we sliU are," he aaJd . "What
we're really interested i.n is mak·
lng sure no other parent bas t.o ao
through what we did.''
Otlidala at the police depart.
ment werenotcommentins ontbe
s uit yet . City Attorney Paul
Morsan aaJd he hun't seen the
complaint. He added, however,
that he believes cities are protect·
ed from aucb lawaulta by state
1tatuUI.
FareCaghter Dies
SAN JOSE CAP >' -One
flreflllder died aod two ~
were IA,lund Monday batlllDI •
"auap6doui" blaM that broke out
ln thick bnllb 00 • ..., ternln,
San Joeeflnotnclaluald.
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RepublJcan leadership poses · ·
The key to getting Kennedy's
support ts the platform
.. I contlnue tocaredeeply about
where this party allands," Ken·
ned y s&d in his withdrawal state·
me nt "And I hoot" the deleRat.es
will stand with me for a truly de m-
O<'ratic platform
''I will speak to the convention
a bout the economic concerns that
ha ve been lhe heart of my cam·
pa1go and a bout the commit·
m e nts in the future or the
Dem ocratic Porty. I will speak
aga in for the people I have seen
and the cause l have carried
acroes this country.·•
At the raucous openlng session
of the party's 38lh National COl'I·
venllon. the Carter and Kennedy
forces were geared for a t~t ot
s trength on the question or the
rule o..,,.........,_
But overhangmg their internal
battle was the rea lity of public
opinion polls showin.c RepublJcan
pres idential nominee Ronald
Re a gan runnanl( fa r a head of
C a r t e r and o ther s ur v~y~
f o r ec astin g s ubs t ant11A l
Re publican ~a ins 1r1 Congrt-s~
lnl! COOUY -"'·· I, WITH HIS llROKl.N IUOW
He'1G1Mtie,....,11 a '8ta•1dlc
Real Sendoff
So. even as they fought. th1•
De mocraL<> ycomed for unity
After he lost the voh• on th1• rule.
Paramedic Treats Injured Son
Ke nnedy told the llhno1~ cltolega
tion. which s upporte d Curter'!\
position by a m argin of l~ to 26,
··1 took forward to wnrktnJ;t 1n ltll'
ruturewith all ofyou ..
Onld Thrown
On Freeway
From Bridge
LOS ANGELES cAP 1 T ht'
body of a young girl was found to
da y on the HollywlXld Fn•ewa>
apparently t hro"' n f rom J
downtown Ir<'<'" ay ovcrµas,. <HJd
police s<t1d they ha .. <: arrl'i>lt'<l :..
"'om an in tht·<'ai-t'
One or st•vernl Wllnt"''(''> tc1lcJ
police the c hild was seat1•d on "
rail in~ <Al the Main Strct•t over
pass and a ~oman µui-.ht'<.I hl'r
over lht:ed>.!f'
"They couldn ·1 bt-l 1c•vt· ti. .. l.t
Dan Cooke !>aid the "'1tnc5s told
police
By ARTHUR ll. VINSE i.
Of -o ...... , ... ''-" Porm er Hunt ington Heat'h
1-·1n · Oepa rtm ent P ara me dic
Mike Cooley 1s on h111 nf'w JOb m
Ort'gon today. although hl.5 d<'
parture was delayed somPwhat
h}' lh(· mrmorabl.-..,f•nrloff l(tVf·n
him hy his M>n . Miki' ,Jr ~
Tht· lilt It 1,,1v 1<, n•covf'nnl(
111cel y today fr11m !tuo:ery aftn
J u m µ 1 n i.: <1 rt h 1 s m 1 n 1 a t u r ,.
µlayhou.'' at th!! family .. Hunt
1n~to11 U•·;wh horn•· and break
1n~ his 1•l ht1"'
<.,ur~111ns at lfun11n1!tr1n In
l1•r1·c1rnmun1tv lfosp1 tal wh1·ri
tht •·ldl·r Cooh" 'f.t <·•· ha 111 .. ·n
fJmll•ar "'"Cl' 1'<113 "'lwn ht• \o\t'flt
1111 1hll \ .• ~ llrll' 11f t "' t'llllOI\ '
fir,I fJJfJllll'il11 f1n1~dwd lh•
fir,t ,JllJ J<1l1 °( h"\ jllJ\ Pd l"'-11
.. t1·1·I pin.' in th• l>-1\ · .irm
',1 ikt ( ·,J<tl ,.._ ..,, Ji .rnd ,,
\ t>lt>r;.in 11( 11111n1·rt1ll, tflJUt\
t rli-t·'\. v. as at hnm• "'hi.:n Uw
m1sh<1p 111 1·urrt•d p;11·k111r 111
lwad north for his llt'"' IS.•nd
Ort· Job
F • · I 1 o "' f 1 r t• m 1: n J n '1
p;;i ra medws n·<',.nll) celebrnted
his new JOb \.\1th a fare v.cll party
Jnd a cake Cro~ted ~1th the
mc·"agP BE'd> OR Hl ST
Nobod) intended for 1t to -.r.-ork
<1ut ~Ult(' so l1tnally
· f-'ortunaH•I ). M1ln wa'-~1~
horn(' when 11 ha prx:n1:d. '><JY'-
M '" Stephani'° Coolt>y who w11 1
""'" ti1kt· th1 t'hlld ri·r. nor& t.n
Jinn him
~hf' °'d ) 1h<JI l::.C • .:1rj
n111lhn <,h• ~11t . l:ttl" rt.tlll~
..\ h1 n 'ht hl•<Jrtl th1· hH 'IJIJtlln~
'hnt-k a• .,,,uni{ \1 1k1 landed
Why r11d hf' dfJ 1t ...,
.. T h,. nc1ghbiJrhr)()d challen~f'
~a~ <Jul ~r ... C1.101ey "dY" of
th.-darf' ht' acc1·pl ed frorr.
pl<iymt.t t'"' lfJ iumµ or wear tht'
IJh1·I a.'., t·h1c·k.-n for t hf' rest of
h1• lift• 11r <it lr·a'il d couple or
hrrn r ...
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•' h1·1 ht1 •11,tlld °"'II kt '1 Olot-.
lht•l f ''lfl
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h1 • plaSll:r
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.• ti .. ut ''' "'•·•·k., ""h1 it· the hrokt•n elbow mends
"h1· nindudt>'i that :.it least
th1·r1· 1• 1mt• thin~ lht.. dor. t
h,I\ I lo °"11rr\ J0.tUI
I le '> oo ch1ckl'n
An em ployee of the federal
court near by. who also w1tncss(-d
the mc1denl. helQ the woman untJI
police a rrived to a r rest her,
Cooke s aid . She had her 8 year-Old
daughter with her
It was not known 1f l ht• woman
was re lated to the dead girl Milliken Memorial
ThC' freeway·., '>Ou t hbound
lanes WC'rt' closed b> tht·
Cahfom 1a H1ghwa> P atrol "'h1lr
de t e c tives a nd the coron er
scoured the scc·ne for clu<.>s. but
was reopened shortly before 9
a .m .
F etes Coast Leader
The closure backPd up bill.y
rus h-hour trarr1<' a II tht> '<''ay to the
Ca huenga Pass. theCHP s a1d
The child , estima ted to be 2 J
years old. was found JUSt ea!it or
Main Street near Al iso Street by
o rricers about 7 ·05 a m . police
Sgt . J erry Powell said Police
r es ponded after receiving a call
that the bddy was in a !louthbound
fast lane of the freeway. he said
Swim S ucceed8
TOKYO t AP I A 30 year-0ld
South Korf'ari s w1mmer battled 13.
hours. 10 minutes 1n str ong tJdal
c urrents in a !>hark proof t age to
becom e the h N>t per:-.on to swim
the 31 m1IC'·Wldt· Korean Stru1t
be l w<•en J.t p<tn ' T~u~h tmJ
Is la nd amt South K11n •a, c1rf11·1ab
!>Uld
~1 1..·mon:.il funt·ral 'it:n·1c~ .in.•
sc heduh."<1 tonight for Carol) n
Davis ~111hken , Orange Coa:.t
Cl\ 1c and chartt) lt'ader and
daughter of one of Orange Coun
h ·s d1stnl't attomev-;
• A resident of Corona del Mar.
Mrs M11Liken "as 61 when s ht'
died Sunda) rn Long Ueach after
a n extended illness
She w as execullve director of
the FISH organ1zat1 un of the
Costa Mesa. ~ewport Harbor
and lrvt.ne area fl 1s a church
a ffiliated voluntct-r h u man
:>erv1ce agt'nc) active for the
past 12 year.;
Friends sa id Monda y they
Wt're a ble to tell her before her
death that funds hove been aJ
located by a major foundatJon
for tht' group·!! planned hostel
'>ht•ltt'r for h1ttlt!rt'd '<'Omen. her
111:-;l proJ('tt
'r ht' home will be na m ed m
hrr h1>nor and memory. accord
After all. 1he\e are ex1raord1ndr-
1ly be.autr tul trmep1eces tor
an extraordinary woman
They're available rn 14 karat
yellow or white gold
A With diomond'>. <;1qoo
B S 1275. C S950
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1-W· Jt 7 fl ( l<l<'k tr>n1ght Ir. tht
F ir'\t I nJlt'fi .'\frth1><l 1~t Church.
120 W l!llh St Co~ld M e-;a
Tlw farml) 'u~gesl~. memonal
c·11ntr1 IHH11Jn~ tu FISH 1n ht't
nam l'
Th\• non µrof1l corporation ·~
luc·att-d al lbiO Sanld An .. Ave ..
Col-ta ~1l.--sa
S1,;r\1 .. 11r., 1r.c·it.dt' ht.-r
hus band. engineer Ro ber t J
Millikt>n. and ..,On' Or Keith
M1l11kt'n of Ne"' York. a n IBM
computer 5c•1enl1st. a nd lawyer
James R M1lhkl'n of San Diego
She lea\cs 1r. .idd1t1or.. a
brother. Jame!! F Davi~. also a
lawyer. two grandc hildren
A r ran i<l'm cnt., for M r ~
M1lhken a n • under d1rect1on of
Fairhaven Mo rtuary Burial will
be nt Fwrhavt:n Me morial Park
F .. h1on lsl•nd, N~wi><>rt Ct'ntt r. Nl'wpon S.ac:h, 7141644·1380
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EDITION
VOL. 73, NO. ru, 2 SECTIONS, n PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1980
TMay't1 Clo81ag
N.Y. Stoeks
N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Skippers Couldn't Scuttle Fee Increase
.,ft'SVS •&aaa.£ ................
'h•1 tW'Md out by lM doeMa
Monday evenln1 wearln1
&opeW.n. deck •hoet aad the
loot ol aqer. They aaid , u
Newport Beach'• middle·iftcome
boaten. tbey had reason to be .......
Far more than two hou.n the
crowd attempted to persuade cl·
ty NUneil members not to ln-
creue city·coaLrolled offshore
and onthore moortn1 feea .
But they failed. The couocU, oo a 5-.2 vote, bootted offshore
fee1 from 98,5S per foot per year
to $10 wtille blklnl on1hore feee
from sa.ao to $5.
Ma1or Jackie Heather and
councU coUeaaue Paul Hummel
voted acainat lbe motion, cltin&
a need for fUrt.ber study.
"I think this is completely out
of touch with reality." comment·
ed Hummel hefnre the vote.
Teacher Helps Cops
Crack Theft Ring
BJ A&1'llVa a. VINSEL Ot-.0.-. ..........
A career En1lisb teacher who
work• summertimes as a reserve
Newport Beach police detective
and hia partners have allegedly
cracked an Oran 1e Coast
bur1lary ring that targeted most·
ly 1cbools.
Detective Robert Duncan said
the thieves used walkie-talkies,
band·beld CB radios and police
acaJanerunits to avoid capture. He
added that the amount of loot
already recovered by police will
run intothetbouaaodsof doUan.
Duncan is a Westminster junior bilh school instructor as well as a
reserve police detective.
Booked for investigation or
commercial burglary are.Jeffery
O'Neil Irvine, 18, of 1533 Ocean
Blvd., Newport Beach and
Elizabeth A. Lance, 18, of 9532
Zion Circle, Huntington Beach.
Irvine remained jailed in lieu of
$5,000 bail on the felony cbar1e
Ulla mornin&. while a relative
po1ted Ills. Lance's bail to secure
ber release pendiq arraignment
· lncourt.
Detective Duncan and hill col·
lea•ues are tryin1 to trace
ownenbip ol a number of stolen
items, much of it involving
IODb1atleated eleclronic devlc:es.
lie ukl there are two com·
paten definitely stolen in a
bv-1ary at Colla Mesa's Estan·
cla fllcbScboolrecenUy.
•'They were uain1 a master key
tbat Gpened every bi1b school in tM dlltrtct,'' says the teacher and
Nude Prowler
Scared Off
Newport Beacb police are
11r"r'B1 a prowler, who wua't .., ....,oot lD Ute park ~
•• , INt eatlrelr nude wbeb n.w fl'Om a JOUlll womu'a
leaYlew Drive apartment patio.
Tia• YleUm, H , tofd la · y~ lbe wu wublq blr
feee nUre durtq earb mon·
l•I llMMlra wh•• 1be beard
MiNUllDI aad went to l•· ... ,,...
....... &Mt all .... --= ...... ~ .... , ............. .. :.c••lll lli&r•il• ..... 11111 ............... Ul'7
I "-
part-time police officer. ''I really
feel 1oodaboutthiacue."
He said be planned to confer
with Colta Mesa police today on
whether suapects lo the series of
school burglaries could be linked
to one last month at Costa Mesa
Hi&b School.
Detectives said they have in·
formation that Irvine and Ms.
Lance were aided by lookouts
posted with walkie-talkies to
warn of the approach of anyone
who might intervene in the al-
leged burglaries.
NB to Block
Adult Book,
Vuleo Store
Newport Beach city officials
are scurrying this week to put
together an interim law that
would block a local businessman
from opening an adult bookstore
and video center on West Coast
Highway.
The proposed bookstore, ten·
tatively dubbed "The Talk ol the
Town," would be located in a
build.int formerly occupied by a
ma11a1e parlor, .Olympus
Health Spa, at 2930 West Coast
H11bway. -
City Attorney Hu1h Coffin told
worried city ~ ·members
durln1 a Monday afternoon
study aeaioo that the bookstore
came to bi• attention when
Tbomu Wade took out a buai· ana Ucenae for. the "Talk of the
Town."
Coffin said to bl.a lmowled.le. It
would be Newport's flnt adult
book store.
After revlewln1 tbe city's
lawbook, be told council mem·
ben there are no ordiDaaces
tbat would probiblt au~h X-rated
atablllbmentl.
Council 1Mmben appeared tn
acreemaat that the city 1bould
put a treere on adult boobtorel
ud lldlllt tbeaa.n .. w • review
o1ae1a .. 11com,.._..
CoftlD Mid t.bl ordiDuee ltMlf mar .-m X·nt9d ea.. word·
... ..... trapldeallJ delcrtbe
wiat-•e•'ttaeaDond. ........... -......... _ .... twoweta •IO. could
llOt bel'Whedfor~mmt.
"Boaters are Dearly a n en·
dan1ered species and this (rais· ln• ftMW) just isn't equitable." The boaters cheered his
1tatement. Many had already
made the same point.
"If the city just needs more
money why doesn •t it do
something with its parkiDg
meters?" asked Don Beady, not·
ing he'd saved for years to buy a
boat and was now fighting soar·
lng coet.s.
Boater Tony Turner of
Newport Beach saJd city moor-
in& renters get Dotbing in return
for the fees.
"We're the neglected ones, the
ones who use these primitive
moorings," be continued. He
saJd be wouldn't mind paying
the higher fee if he got some
service in return.
Other boaters, who came in
from Santa Ana , Huntington
Beach and as far as Corona, said
some cities provide moorlo1
renters with parkin&. restrooms
and sec:urity.
Howard Stevens, an Irvine
resident and commodore ol the
Voyagers Yacht Club, said mc»t
of bis 175 members objected to
the fee increase. He said bia
club. ln contrast to more poeh
Newport yacht clubs, is aimed
at serving the middle-income
boater.
•'The only opportunity many
boaters have at getting a sbol at
the Harbor ii throu1h moorl111s ;
It's been the one way to accom·
modate the middle-income peo-
ple."
But the commodore of the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club,
Wilbur Layman, told council
members in a letter that be
thoulbt the increase is fair.
"The fact that many boat
owners can afford junk boats on
<See FEES, Pa1e A.2)
Airport Squeeze Due?
FAA May Halt $4.5 Million Grant Bid
By FREDERICK SCHOEMERL
Of"'° 0.11, ~Not Sc.ff
The Federal Aviation Ad·
ministration has Indicated it
could reject a $4.S million grant
application because or what it
views as delays by Orange Coun·
ty officials in acting to open
John Wayne Airport to addi·
tional air carriers.
In a recent letter to county
Board of Supervisors Chairman
lroine Co.
Seeks Hotel
• Near Koll's
BJ aK:llAU> GaEEN ... ..., .........
Tbe JrriDe Company Wanta to
build a si.~ hotel acrou tbe .,... from cme ..._ Koll Oom·
pany bltenda to build lo Irvine.
Irvine Company spokesman
Martin Brower said today tbe
company will ftle aa application
with tbe city in September to
cooatruct tbe hotel and some ol·
flee apace oo 40 acres of vacant
land at the southeast comer of
Jamboree Boulevard aod Main
Street.
Th e land must be rezoned
from agricultural to commercial
in order to carry out the com·
pany plans, city planner Jobo
llurpbysaid.
"There 11 ciemand for hotel
apace," Brower said. "We \Dl·
deratand the hotels in the area
oow operate at filled capacity.
But I doubt that we knew there
would be ooe right across the
street."
Both hotels would be located
adjacent to heavily traveled San
Diego Freeway.
"I do have a general but
serious concern that access to
the freeway might be difficult,"
said Irvine City Councilman
Larry Agran. ''The surface
streets are also a concern. This
whole situation calls for major
and early attention to traffic
mitigation measures such as
shuttle buses and regional
buses.''
The Koll Company beat the
Irvine Company to the punch by
asking last week for city
permiaaioo to build a 500-room
hotel and three lO·story office buildino oo 31 acres it is lea.sini from tbe Parker·Hannifin Corp.
at the northeast corner of Von
Karman Avenue and Micbelaon
Drive in Irvine. The company ii
requestinc a zone change from of.
flee to commercial to allow the
<See OOl'EL, Pase A?>
Ralph CJark, a r anking FAA of·
licial said "all the facts that
have been developed to date"
will be taken into account as the
grant application is reviewed.
One supervisorial aide termed
the tone of the letter from FAA
chief counsel Clark Onstad as
"nasty."
He said it appears the FAA
wants to use its approval power
over the grant application as a
club over the county's bead oo
the airport access issue.
The county has been under an
order from the FAA to take ac·
tion to open the airport to addi·
t ional carriers ror sever al
months.
Air California and Hu1bes
Airwest are the only jet airlines
now permitted by supervisors to
use facilities at the airport.
Frontier, Continental, West.em
Soggy Bug
W Misses Bal Ferry
Yachtsmen who've complained ol unatcbtly veaeb
tied up ln Newport Harbor may come Ullllued wben tM7
spot tbe harbor's lat.est mooriq.
It's a yellow ~ Volbwacen ud it's rest:iol directlJ
otf tbe Balboa Pavlllon -in 10 feet of water.
POI.ICE CLADI ftR yellow bq aplubed i:at.o the
drink •t about 2 a.m. today when the driver apparently
W.t hia sense ol direction and cruiaed up the Balboa Ferry
on.ramp and lnto tbe water.
Tbe ferry, police 1aid, wu tn t.be middle ol the barbor
at the time.
The driver and his paaaenier, whole identitJea remain
unclear, swam to safety and then watched as tbelr car
sank.
POLICE SCUBA DJVEas tied a rope to the car to in·
sure the vehicle would not drift off and 1rabbed the car
keys for safe keeping.
"It's up to them to get it out," said a police
spokesman. "I don't think it'll be going anywhere."
Traffic Kills Tot
Pushed on Freeway
LOS ANGELES (AP> -The
body of a 2-year-old girl was
found today on the Hollywood
Freeway, apparently thrown
from a downtown freeway over·
pass, and police said they have
arrested a woman in the case.
One of several witnesses told
police the child, later Identified
only as Valinda, was seated on a
railing at the Main Street over·
pass and a woman/pushed her
over the edge.
"They couldn·t believe It." Lt.
Dan Cooke said the witness told
police.
Police were called to the scene
at 6 :50 a .m . and a rrested
Virginia Relanzia, 33, of Los
Angeles after she had been de·
taln ed by federa l courthouse
security officer William Harms,
who told police he witnessed the
incident.
The woman bad her 8-year-old
daughter Marie Windgale with
her. police said, but It was oot
known if the woman was related
to the victim.
"She seems to be a little bit
emotional," Lt. Chuck Long of
the LAPD's Child Protection
Section. Juvenile Division, said
of the woman. "She 's cried. a
little bit, but not wailing or car·
rylng on. She seems to have all
her mental faculties about her."
· The dead child, who was
dressed in sbort.s and a jumper·
type top, was struck by several
automobiles aft.er she fell into
the freeway's southbound fut
lane. The cause of death bas not
been determined.
·'The child not wrapped in
blanket or· anythln1." added
Long, who said a mbtive for the
incident was OOl known.
Silt Vacuum Pinn Eyed
Newport Hires Expert to Study Method
Newport Beach City Council
members agreed Monday to let
an expert look at a 1cheme to
vacuum the slit out of Upper
Newport Bay t.hrou1h a 16-inch
•teel pipe .
And, the council declded,
Oakland en1lneer Mlcbael
Cheney la the man for the job.
I
Cbeney will be pald up to
~11500 for bil wwk wblcb could
taa• -. to two moatbt and lay
th•=und work for a more lea and apeulve feulbW·
ty It oltbe pipe plan.
Council memben AlrMd tbat
Cbene1'1 Job wlll 6e to de·
termlne wb«her the pipe dreda·
lng plan l:s more than ju.st "a
waste ofUme."
City mana1er Robert Wynn
Hid be will call Cheney today to
nrm up a date for 1tartin1 work.
Cheney, who told city officials
111 a letter tbat he would have to
be fJown to Newport to see the
project alt.e, hu worted u a
conauJtant for several Northern
California cities and acencles on
development of mari ne
facllltlel.
• ID bla ktter, the eDlineer aakl
bla work would provide tbe city
with • ...... toward implement·
lnl mon detalled •tudl• .
The plan, brainchild of Coun·
cllman Philip Maurer and bis
-l •
lrlend, John MUler, calll for a
path of steel pipe to be linked
from the top ol the aill·cloQed
bay to the ocean.
The allt ud 1lud1e. aceordinc
to the plm. would be tucked out
of the bay and waloaded iD an
ocean canyon olf t.bl Newport
Pier.
Cheney, who made no com·
ment on lh.e plan ltMlf, aald tbe
f\lll p~Ject would be a major •·
dertallln1 la terms of co.t,
e n1l•eerin• and pote•tlal
llablllty.
He IUftetted tbat followlal
his report, ea1l.Herta& wort
1bould be t0mpleqd = preparaUoe of permit •
Uon1 and reflne•e:nt ol
cone~.
and PSA have i D varyiDg
degrees expressed a desire to
enter the lucrative Orange Coun-
ty air travel market.
County officials, ho wever.
have consistently pointed out
that the move toward additional
Dew air carriers should not OC·
cur untiJ decisions are made on
a master plan for the airport's
future.
<See AJaPOaT, Pa1e A?>
Consulting
Finn Denies
lnvolvemem
SA.CRA.llENTO CAP ) -
Claar .. t.bat an Onn1e Comly
camPllilD firm tried to CGDCeal
Its involvement in Penny
Raven's \IDIUccessful 1"19 cam-
pai10 for the Democratic
nomfnetlnn tor n..t•aDt JOY· enlOI' ..oe called •• .,...._ ••
&odaJ b)' -oftlefa) ol tbe ftrm. William ButCher of Bateher-
Forde C.omultiq of Irvine IC·
cu.aed Don Chandler. president
of Clumdler Media Productions
of Newport Beach, of a1reetnc
to the cbaries by the state Fair
Political Prad.icea Commission
to save bimseJI legal fees.
The commission announced
Monday that Cbaodler bad
•&reed to pay a $1,000 fme for
bis firm's part in the alleged
conspiracy to conceal Butcher·
Forde's involvement in the cam-
paign, and b ad agreed to
cooperate with the commissioo's
lawsuit against Butcher·Forde,
Raven and 14 other defendants.
Butcher said bis firm bad
never concealed its involvement
with the RaveD campaign, but
that Chandler was in fact lo
have been the chief beneficiary
of a $500,000 contract to promote
her candidacy -a deal that be
says fell through after the first
$10.000 installment was paid.
FPPC Chairman Tom Houston
s aid Chandler's settlement was
a "major breakthrough" and
that "we intend to press our ef·
forts to resolve the remaining
charges."
lo a seWement approved in
Orange County Superior Court,
Chandler said be served as a
conduit for payment or $10,000
from the Raven campaign to
Butcher-Forde.
<See DENIAL, Page A.2)
Coast
Weather
Fair through Wednes·
day. Lowa tonight SS at the
beaches, 70 inland. Hilhl
Wednesday upper 70. to
low 909.
:~Party &As es Run.
V. Tas Clai ms
M -'OW <AP> The outc:ome of the l>«'mO<'rat1c National
Convention'• key rul battlt' ho•-.d Ont 11a1n that th~ •11n1f1
cant luuea ln palitlrs •~ tll~ bachta1e by party
bo11ea, t.bt-Soviet newa •tM<') Tass a.id Loda)
In a brier di p1tth from N•w Yon. Tu1 noted lh•l t·•ll• fur
an open conv•nUon had emeraf'd "an vte1~ of tht> rrcent 1har1.1
drop lo~ admJNJilrtUon'• papularll)'" "ftllNlti• W4P ... ,. P ••
NEW YORK t APl l"orm r Wlston11n Gov Patrick J
Lucey. I I ader or 54.-o Edward M Kf'nnNly's pte~ldt•ntlal \'•rn
pat1n. qwt toda> a.a a O~m°"nuc National Convt nlh>n dt>lt11ate
and 1aid be matht con,.lder support1n1 tnd~pt'ndent John An·
deraon (Of' pntld• nt
Luce)' called hla achon a "dec-1s1on of conisctt.•nrt· whlc•h ht'
decided to take af\~r tudyan1 national convt'nllon rult·111 v. hach
1tate a d le1ate must not publicly support a prttS1dent1al can
didate other than the coov~nonn noma.nee
Lucey, 62. wu aovemor •tx ears and Cart..r ' 1rnlb11l!s1tdor
to Mexico from 19'T7 to 1979 before bfocom111& t\eont-d '!> deput}
national c1mpa1ain director
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LOS ANGELES \AP > A p0hc:e hehcoµtl•r 1 rc1~h~d t()Jay
in a parlun& lot, tnJunng 1ls pilot and co pilot and damaiiing
three can, after losma powu on takeQU from the ~•x ~tor; h1~h
roof of police headquarters. off1t'er~ siud
The condition of the ptlot was not 1mmed1atel) kno"' 11 '!'ht.-
co.pilot walked from lhe wreckage v. 1th mmor tnJunc~ Both
men, whose 1dent1ttes were w1lhheld, were taken lo Wh.1t1•
MemoriaJ Hospital, s aid polic~ spokesman Pat Connelly
There was no fire. e1t.her before or after the crash. hi' '>tuct
The copter apparently lost power and fell from the lOJ> of Parker
Center to the parking area on the south side or pollCl' ht'ad
quarters
Stair .\IK"lr ar Plonf Doum
SACRAMENTO <AP> An equipment failure shut ll11•
Rancho Seco nuclear power plant today. a spok('sman ~aid
The plant automatically shut when a power inverter fatlt'd ,
giving a false instrument reading of high water pre~sure 1n the
nuclear reactor. said Jeff Marx, spokesman for the Sacramento
Municipal Utility D1stncl
Marx said there are several backup inverters at the plant
but technicians want to find out what caused the failure befort'
restoring power production.
Gold S hn•JM a • D o llar ff olfb
LONDON <AP> Gold continued to slump toda) on Euro
pean money markets after plungmg S23 an ounce in Ne1.1. York
on Monday The dollar's value held steady on cur rency ex
changes Gold at one point sold al $605 an ounce m London but later
recovered to $610.
In New York gold traded at$607.50, up S4 30. butthen advanced
toS614.
SilvertradedinNew YorkatSlS 79up28cents
Milliken Memorial
F etes Coast Leader
Memorial funeral services are
scheduled tonight for Carolyn
Davia M.illiba, Oranee Coast
civic and charity leader and
d auchter of one of Orange Coun·
ty's diatrict attorneys.
A resident or Corona def Mar,
Mrs. Milliken was 61 when she
died Sunday in Long Beach after
an extended illness.
She was executive director of
the FISH organization of the
Costa Mesa, Newport Harbor
and Irvine area. It is a church·
affiliated volunteer human
service agency active for the
past 12 years.
F r iends said Monday they
were able to tell her before ber
FEES · ...
the moorings indicates that
rates have not yet been in·
creased to fair rental value," he
wrote.
He said he was speaking for
himself and not club members.
When some boater suarested
the city ls only attempting to
make mooey with the increase,
City Mana1er Robert Wynn ex-
plained that fees 10 into the
city's tideland funds and can on·
ly be spent on beach-related
services such as lifeguards and
beach cleaning.
WyM said t.hese costs have
areatly exceeded revenues in re·
cent years.
T he new fee schedule, which
follows county action early this
year to boost Its rates from $6 to
$18 per foot per year , will go int.o
effect J an. l.
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death that funds have been al
located by a ma1or foundat.wn
for the group's planned hostel
shelter for battered women, her
last project
The home will be named Ln
her honor and memory . accord
ing to FISH a~~oc1ate Julia
Chase
SerVlces for Mr~ ~11lhk rn 1.1.111
be at 7 o'clock tonight in the
First United Methodist Church.
42QW. l9th St ,Costa Mesa
The family suggests memonal
contributions to FISH in her
name
The non-profit corporation 1s
located at 1670 Santa Ana Ave ..
Costa Mesa.
Survi vo r s include her
husband, engineer Robert J
Milliken. and sons Or. Keith
Milliken of New York, an IBM
computer scientist, and lawyer
James R. Milliken of San Diego.
She leaves in a ddition, a
brother. James F . Davis, also a
lawyer, two grandchildren.
Arrangements fo r Mrs
Milliken are under direction of
Fairhaven Mortuary Bunal w1ll
be at Fairhaven Memorial Park
F ro• Pag~ A I
AIRPORT • •
That plan. prepared by an out·
side consultant, is undergomg
technical review by airport stair
members. It is due to be turned
over to supervisors later th.i s
week.
Onstad was not available to
day to answer questions raised
by the Aug. S letter.
The FAA's top a ttorney,
however. bas been consistently
critical of the county for lack of
action on the federal agency's
April ruling that the airport
should be opened to additional
carriers.
The FAA position is s upported
by the Civil Aeronautics Board .
The CAB currently Is charged
with e nforcing the Airport
Deregulation Acl or 1978, the bill
calling for the federal govern·
meot to remove itself from con·
trol over airline routes.
Meanwhile, supervisors are
not scheduled to address the
airport access issue formally un·
Ul Sept. 10. On that date, they will COO·
sider a report prepared by the
county General Service• A1ency
th•t recommended a &ealed·bki
auction to permit new e1rrien1
to enter John Wayne Airport.
The GSA hu recommended
that 12 of the 41 nl&ht.1 now
per mitted dally at the airport be
auctioned 1mon1 urrien that
meet airport requirementa. Air
CaUfornla and Huth• Alrwest
would ltlll control the remalninC
21 ntpu. TM t..-o incumbent
tarrMrl could bld on the
MW fllebta, the OSA pro-
poeal.
OIMlt Pt ..... , ... ,,._
Chorna-i11g \'isitor
Katt) Lane introduces Charm the dog to
Nl'"' port Con va lescent Center resident
Bertha Clark Kitty was a helper with a
dog sho"' .rnd petting zoo maintained by
S ut' Myle~. a !'Jewport Beach resident and
phys ical ltwrnp} !'!ludent. who .,nlPrtain~
t-ducat1onall ~ hanthcapped r h1ldrtn <tn d
the e lderly "'1th he r menal(f'rl''. whwh 10
dudt•s dog!-., rabbits, guin.-11 p1J(11 and
~ee~t·
Fund Theft Admitted
Soccer Treasurer Faces Se1itencing
The \.Oluntecr trea~urer of the
Fountain Valll'y Westmins te r
branch of the American Youth
Si)t'ccr Organization will be sen·
tcnced in Orange Count)' Superior
Court Sept 10 on charge~ that he
t>m betzlcd S32 ,000 from the
g roup's bank account
Stephen I. Sanders o f
Westm1nsll'r pleaded guilt) to
four counts of grand theft last
week
Sanders. part owner of a carpet
cleaning bu.'laness, could face a
maximum sentence of s ix years in
state prh.on
JIOl.l.l'\IE'r. '>OCCl'r lt:dl(Ut' of
ftc1ab ordered an audit ur their
jCCOunL-. "'ht·n the) dl'COVt-rt-0
the amo unt of mont•) the group
had 1n the bank "'d'> le~~ than dn
t1c1patt'd
Thal audit turn.-c1 up tht· SJ2 r.11i0
shortfall ChattN'ton -.aid
Though h<' pludt.>d guilt) l<J
four counL.,, ol grand theft !'>an·
c1er~ daJms he paid hat•k the
mon''>' eHn though the audit
d1d n'tdl5closrthat He sa1dheput
Lhf' money back 1n the form of
1 a-.h rtte1pt.s
He w11l tt-stify 5'-pt I 0 lJeforl'
'>l·ntencang to attempt to prove ht~
1 ontenlJons the prosecutor s aid
f 'rofft Pa.gr . l I
DEN I AL S"f ATED . • •
pa1gn matenals
He derued that he wa~ a kno~
rng part1c1 pant in 11n y cCJn
~pi racy
i
Parents
Sue Over
ID Delay
The Westmi n s ter Police
Department has been accused or
negllgence in a lawsuit filed in
Orange County Superior Court by
the parents or a boy whose death is
bellevf'd to have been one of the
so-called freeway killinaa.
Mnrk S helton, 17 , of
Westminst.er was reported miss-
ing on Aug 8, 1979. Hla body was
l<Jenllfiod about nlne mont.ba later
after hlA father took the boy's den-
tal c harts to the p<)liceatation.
Tht' parcnl.8 are 1alle1ine that
lhe hoy rould have been identified
.Koon after he was mlsain1 If police
offlrt-rs had carried out what the
purt•nL'I claim say Is the routine
JOh of arqwrinR the dental re-
c·t>rrl'l 1tnd ff>{'ding the information
1nt11 tht· nationwide computer
11y'lff'rn
Th•• f.11twr . Uonalli Shelton.
'""'' h•· f11u1lly t1.10k c1trf• 1Jf the re·
c·ort1 N whf'n hf· lt>i!rnf'd police
hndn'l
Th .. hoy 'I hody which had been
1m p&lf-<l of) iJ wooden st11ke. was
111!-nl 1fu·d 111 San Bernardino
< ·r11111t y JU!llt a few days after the
dc-r1t11I r1•1·11rrb w~re keyed into
t hf• r 'HnfJUtf•r
Thi· IJ1.1<l y had bt·en kept by thf'
,.,,unty :.ince flvt-day'! a fter the
boy was rf:'port.ed m1H1n1<
In the 16-page complaint writ
ten by attorney Mar c Bl<"'k nf
H•Jntmgtoo Beach. the Shelt.ons
Pller.tf' that the police were
negligent 111 not w11ng lhe dental
records lo find the boy They ask
for damar.tesors1 million.
lle <1chf>d at home, Donald
Shelton said the money isn't the
main rea~forthesuit.
"We d1d a lot of s uffenng. m
fal'l we sllll are." he said . "What
we're really mterested m ia mak·
1ng sure no other parent has to go
through wbat wed1d "
Officials at the police depart·
ment werenotcommentingonthe
suit yet City Attorney Paul
Morgan said he hasn't seen the
complamt He added, however,
that he believes cities are protect·
ed from such lawsuits by state
s tatute
However. the length of that sen·
tence could depend on the out·
come or a court hearing, also set
Sept 10, when Sanders will al·
tempt lo explain how he paid back
almos t all of the money he was ac-
cused of talc in~
Deputy Dis tra c t Attorney
Robert Chatterton said Sanders
had served as volunteer treasurer
of the soccer organization in 1979.
Previously. he had coached some
or the teams as well as having has
own children participate 111
League pla)
In the coun paper:.. Chandler
said the consp1rat·y wa<> 1nit.Jated
by Butcher. who wanted to avoid
disclos ing has firm ':. in volve
ment in the Raven campa1~n
because it was also r<'pre<;enting
John Braggs, who made an un
successful campaign for the
Republican nomination for gov
ernor that year Mesa School Lunch
HOTEL ...
build mg of the hotel
The K oll Compa n y also
formally announced last week
that it will build a hotel in the
Koll Center Ne wport.
The Irvine Company's hotel
and both Koll Company hotels
would be located within about a
mile of Orange County's John
Wayne AJrport.
Officials from both comparues
say the hotels would provide the
city's with sorely needed bed·tax
revenues an d wouldn 't
dramalJcally increase ru~h -hour
traffic around the airport.
Browe r s aid that hotels
gen erate off-hour and round·
the·clock traffic instead of pealc·
hour traffic
The Irvine Company also
eventually will build a 250-room
mn acrosl\ from UC Irvine and
other major hotels in Irvine
Center, a huge regional com·
mer c1al center planned lo be
built on land bounded by the
Laguna. San Diego and Santa
Ana freeways. Brower said.
Mothe r, Tots
Unite d Before
He r D e ath
Her husband deserted her.
He r 2'h·year·old' son s uffered
bums over more than 80 percent
of his body. She lost a leg to
cancer .
Now, Alicia Valencia ls dead.
She was 19.
The youn& Santa Ana woman.
who experienced tra1edy after
tra1edy, died Sunday abortly
after belnl reunited with her
two children, who bad been
placed lo lotter homes after the
fatherless family wu found lo.
1979 Uvln1 in an unheated Sula
Ana 1ara1e.
Rosary for Alicia wUJ be reclt·
ed at 7 o'clock tonJ1ht at Out
l,,ady or Pillar Catholic Church,
Sant• Ana. FUnera l aervtcee will
follow W e d nea da y at
Weatn:Unater Memorial Park.
Alicia loll her battle to cancer
after more than 8 moat.ha ol ill·
nua, moat of it a p enl lo
hospitals.
Accord.ins to the court papers,
a "s ha m" contract was signed
in September for Chandler to
represent M~ Raven for an in
1t1a I Sl0.000 follo1.1. ed h~ pa)
me nts of SIS.000 an !'11\t>mh<-r
and anothf'r S25 000 on Jul) l
1978. 1f ~s Haven 1.1.on th(
nom1nat1on
Eats A nother Nickel
Butcher s aid that Chandler
knew as well a~ he dad that lhl'
original contra c t was fo r
S.500,000 from the Raven cam
paign. and that Chandler was to
get about $430,000 of 1t
He s aid Butcher F'orde started
the c ampai g n and had
employees working on 1t all over
the state, with no e ffort to con·
ceal their involveme nt
"The whole thing 1s non·
sense." Butcher s aid
Wayne llarberger. Chandler 's
lawyer. said that Chandler knew
nothing of any $500.000 agree
ment. He said Chandler runs a
small advertising agency that
worked for Butcher Forde He
did about SS,000 worth of work
on the Raven campaign. but was
never paid. Harberger said
Chandler described has role as
a "graphic source" for Butcher
rorde. doing art work on cam
'-e v.port \h ·'a l0 IPmenldr)
1 htldnm v. ho mu<ot pa) to n<l1
hu'>e' to '>c:hool th1~ 'ear for the
r1r<.t lime had ~lier tuck an ad
d1tt0naJ nickel into their wan.s
for lunches next month
The n smg cost or food has
pro mpted offtc1als to seek a
lunch-pnce mrrease bt'gmrung
Sept 8.thef1rstdayof school
D1stnct trustees are expected
to approve the hike tonight when
they meet at 7 · 30 1n Harper
Community Center, 425 E 18th
St . Costa Mesa Elementary pupils will pay 70
cents for a standard lunch Mtd·
die school students will pay the
same as last year·s price. 75
cents High school students will
pay 85 cents. the same as last
vear
Also expttted to be approved
are increased prices on most a
la carte luncheon Items, offac1ab
said
The hlghest Increases. up 15
cents each, are renected at all
schools for bolo~n~. bo~ogna and
()
OM EGA
After all. these are extraord1nar-
1ly beautiful nmep1eces for
an extraordinary woman
They're available 1n 14 karar
yellow or white gold.
A. With diamonds. $I 900.
B SI 275. C $q50
SLAVIC K'S
flrw ftw•I•" Sin<9 1917
chi l'')c egJ? 'ialaa ano crucken
<,alJr1 c;,andw1c hes
\t 11\l ct hna r dishes. '\uch as
burritos ctuh and pizza wtll go
up a dame and a haU-pml of
milk w11l go up a nickel. officials
predict Milk sold last year for a
dime
Ice cream Wlll go up a okkel.
costmg 25 cents this school year
But with the exception of a
nic kel raise on the price of a
cookie, the district is holding the
hnc on most dessert items .
No increase is noted in the
price of tea or coffee.
Mmkie Brie fed
WASHINGTON CAP )
Secretary of State Edmund S.
M us kle is getting intensive brief·
1ngs on refinements in US.
nuclear defeMe policy after an
administration ··oversight" in
which the changes were adopted
by the president without Muskie's
knowledge.
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Turnabout?
Ted Ey ing 1984
ly W LT£a I . M 4
A,1-WC-0 '
NEW YORK ~ d~ard
M Kfftnfd.v ma) pla) hard lo
1et ror • "'hile. but he -llJ
almost 1ur I> embratt' Pru1
dent CartPr'• ~mocratlc Ucket
He ~roee from a hne or politkal
re1U1t.1, and lMr • too mut b at
al ake to tum away from thl"
Oem~raU<.• Party no"'
T he,..·1 l lllt, for <>nl' thlna
KeMed)i ma)' not be tM m t
v¥corous oC campa1aners tor th
tickl't. fie has. after all, spent
the better part or a )Ur callJnt
Ctrter'a a mistake n presid"'c ,
and accusmg him of ecooonuc
policies that smack of Hl'r~rt
Hoover
But '40rds as h r h wt>rt'
spokl'n "'hen L> ndon 8 J ot\nson
"''as campaigning again t John
F KeMed) 20 ) ears ago That
Kennedy chosl' has rival as his
running mate ,
This Kennedy <.'an settle cam,
paign &rudges. too He can t af,
ford to do otherwise 1f he hopes
to rekindle hts pres idential quest
four years from no"'
A Democratic leader of Ken·
ned y's clout -and it's con·
siderable, even an defeat -
would forfeit any claim to a
future nomination by silting out
a campaign against Republican
Ronald Reagan
"I believe the senator ls going
to be supportive." said Vice
President Walter F Mondale.
''He's a good Democ.rat "
They've Got
His Number
Pity the plight of Boyd
Harvey, Orange County news
correspondent for KNX Radio.
Harvey moved from an apart,
ment to a condominium recently
and was given a new telephone
number by Pacific T elephone.
When you call Harvey's old
phone number, you get an in·
tercept operator who gives you
the new number.
When you call the ne w phone
number, you get a recorded
message: "We 're sorry, the
number you have called ls no
longer in service and the re is no
new number."
Going DOIDll
• n Abrah•m Rlblroff of Con·
nl'cti<.'ut, u old ramtly ally, u d
b• U. lbe Jut of th KtMedy
br tbttl lht hbly noml""
nH\ Ume Ir ht' 1oe1 to work
for Carter in tM>
··He Could blow It lf ht Ju t alt.a
In his tent " flabjcolf said
The ... ·1 more to lhc 1980 <"•m·
pa11n U'• Carter and Ruaan.
there l.s ~ Jvhn 8 AndtrtM>n.
lbt 1nde~~nt candidate Can
d1date KMl\t'dy conferre-d with
und.idalt Andt>r on
But that seemed i&n effort on
Kl'nnedy's part to enhance tus
Dem~ratlt' prospec~ by sue
gestang that the independent
threat Yo ould e\ aporate 1f he
headed the ucket lt d1dn t,work
A bout the most Anderson can
reahsttcall) bope to gain is the
support of some Democrats who
had been allted "'1th Kennedy,
not that of the senator himself
E\•en before Kenned.) con
ceded renomination to Carter
and Wlthdre\o\ as a candidate
Monday rught. the president's
men began a political courtship
designed to woo their rival to
their campaagn
They yielded to has terms on
three platform planks, hinted
that they might compromise on
more and agreed to a Kennedy
proposal that pres1dent1al can
didates be reqwred to guarantee
in writing that they'll s upport
the platform
Carter suggested that Ken-
nedy might have some say on a
new economic development
policy being s haped by the ad·
ministration.
There may be more for Ken·
nedy to gain in platform negolla·
lions. and he kept his bargaining
power by stopping short of an
e nd o r se m e nt when h e
telephoned his congratulations
lo the president.
It was done quickly, and
Carter won. Conceding that.
Kennedy emphasized the only
contest he had left, for a plat·
form that reflects bis economic
policy views.
He'll address the convention
on those issues tonight, and he
said "I hope the delegates will
stand with me for a truly
Democratic platform." Short of
accepting terms that repudiate
administration policy, Carter
strategists may make it as easy
as possible for them, the better
to gain Kennedy s upport.
California stunt man Dar Robinson begins a successful
free fall from atop Toronto's CN Tower this morning (top
photo>. Below. he shakes outstretched hands as he is
lowered to the ground by a wire cable. The stunt was
filmed for an ABC-TV documentary.
r #
First Kiekoff ot the Big ,.\
The Rams offi cially inaugurated their tenure m Anaheim
Stadium Monday night at this moment. the opening kickoff
of their first extub1tion game of the season. albeit in a losing
cause to the New England Patriots The photo was taken
from deep tn the Big A's new section of seats m center field
The grid.i ron runs from the first base dugout to left field .
with the new football press box in the upper right for de·
tails on the game, see Sports, Page Bl
Coast Business Backs the Arts
NB Muse um Director Arrives
By GLESS SCOTT
Ol IM O••IY 1'1 ... Si.H
Th e ne"' direc tor o f the
!'<ewport Harbor Art ~tuseum
hasn't overlooked the fact that
the museum as a next-door
neighbor to man) of the Orange
Coast's corporate r esidents.
The settrng. m fact. delights
Director Cathlet?n S Gallander.
Man Converts
To Hinduis m
By Torture
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia
t AP> -A West German busi·
nessman has completed his con·
version to the Hindu faith by
piercing himself through the
c heeks w ith a quarter-inch
thick, four-foot-long steel rod
and pulling a chariot for l\o\O
miles by ropes attached to his
back and chest by s teel hooks.
The m an. who identified
himself only as Ray, completed
the H.tndu vows Monday by pull·
1ng the chariot through the
str eets of Ser em ban City. 30
males south of here. to the Maha
M anamman Temple where the
hooks and the steel rod were re·
moved
Ra y "'ho prefers to be
called bv ha s Hindu name of
Ganeson: or Elephant God -
said he decided to convert after
meeting a Hindu man. 1denufied
as A K. Sundram . five years
ago.
He gave no details about Sun·
dram. but told reporters. "after
vis1llng Sundram a couple few
times. I began to fe~I more at
home whenever I went to temple
and I began to pray to the god·
dess Manamman
"l began to realize the value
of life only when I v.ent deep in·
to the faith." he u1d
Ray. who speaks the nauve
Tamil language and sings the
songs of the Hindu faith, took
part an the annual "Aadi"
festival Monday, a time when
Hindus traditionally thank their
God for g1vang them insight into
hfe.
After several days of fasung.
during which they take only
water and milk, the faithful are
skewered with steel rods. hooks ,
needles, pins and other sharp in·
struments.
Others walk through 20-foot·
long pits of fire, don sh~s with
soles made of nails. or hang in
the air. spread -eagled from
hooks embedded in their backs.
The worshippers c hant songs
they say put them into a trance
through which they feel no pain.
Bonin Gets
New Lawyer
LOS ANGELES CAP> -A private attorney has been ap-
pointed by the county to defend
accused •·Free wa y Killer"
William G, Bonin
District attorney's spokesman
Al Alberpte said Monday the
action was taken after attorneys
ar1ued it would be a conlllct of
Interest for the public defender's
office to defend Bonin since it
was also representin1 witnesses
a1alnat him .
Named as Bonln's attorney
waa Los Aneeles lawyer Earl
Ha nson. He will be paid by the
tounty.
T be JS.year-old Bonin, a twlce-
paroled au offender , ls cbarsed
with 14 ol the 44 m urden at-
tributed to the Freeway Killer ,
"'ho spent her first da.> on the
JOb :\tonda~ at the museum Lil
:'\e\o\ port Center
Big busanesse she explaLned.
are assuming roles a!> benefac
tors to such non profit msutu
lions as art museums This has
certa1nl.> been true for the
S ewport museum Its SI 5
m1l11on fac1ht> .... as built on land
donated b) the Jn·ine Compan:,.
fo r example
"The corporate sector has
become the de Medici for the
arts." observed Ms Gallander
in an interview Mo nd ay alter·
noon
Her analogy shouldn't be con·
strued to mean that the Newport
museum 1s trying to renect the
Italian Renaissance. however
The opposite is true
The museum s pec1ah2es only
an contemporary art. which IS
another facet of the operalloo
Ms. Gallander enJOYS She sa1d
the focus gives the museum rea-
sonable hm1~ in which to bu:,
and sho"' major Yo orks
··We can t build another
Metropolitan .Museum of Art ·
she said
But because the communal~
seems to haH great enthusiasm
and patrons "'ho are com matted
to the arts. s he s aid the
museum can become a major
art center f o r Southern
Califonua
"It reall~ makes me tangle
"hen I think about the
poss1b1hues · :.he '-aid
The polite. red haired Ms
Gallander came to the museum
from Corpus Christi . Texas.
"here she Sl)('nt 19) ears direct,
mg the Art :\!uc;eum for South
Texas
She said ht:'r fn rml'r and ne"
homes both "en.• 5lilrted on a
grass roots leHI h,\ res1denL.,
'II.ho decided their commumt1es
needed the art1:.t1c outlet'-
Her first d.i~ ~1 onda~ "a<.
spent re\·1e...,1ni.: tht' museum'
budget and meeting "Ith man~
of the 32 staff mc·mbcrs at tht-
fac1llt)
On her des k "'a1t1ng for a mo
ment ·s tranqu1ht~ "t>re a ~tack
----MUSEUM DIRECTOR CATHLEEN GAUANDER AT WORK
With Jeen Dubuftet'1 Flg ure D'Arbre
of ne"' releases describa.n~ the
c urrent e'<h1b1t1on<. at the
museum
The museum 1s s ho" mg ne.,.,
"orks ·Peaceable Kingdom
and "Beasts and Demons' b~
Don :'-:ice and .. Portrait of ~t \
Father· b\ Steve Kaltenbach
Kathenne ·Porter has a collec
t10n of her paintings on d1spla~
The ne\o\ director said she ac
quired her education m art his
tor~ through lots or reading and
travel and a grant from the :'\a
t1 onal Endo\\ ment for the .\rts
to c:tud\ at Hanard l'nl\er<ill\
She said she hac: certain idea<.
for exhlb1L". but expects to listen
to the curatorial s taff and the ~
members of the mu seum"
board or trustees befort' dec1d
ing on future d1spla~ s
· ThlS can de' elop into a real
I) major museum . she said.
but 1t has to reflect "hat
Orange County "' ants ·
25c Brings
867,261
RE:'\O I AP1 A 46·
~ea r old Campbell Calif .
bookk~per set a record
b~ "anmng ~7 261 with a
single quarter 1n a slot
machine at Ha rold 's Club
Club offac1als said Mon ·
da\ night that Barbara
~hl'llon broke the record
of S5i J86 on a quarter
mach1nt' ..,et in October
19i6
\I r!-1 • he I ton s aid the
moc;t she had ever won on
J ~Int machine "'as SlOO
Club offlc1als also said
that 14hlle s he 'II.as "a1tmg
to re<.'e1 \ e the pa yo ff. she
\o\On Si5 a t anot her
machine
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WA HINOTON CAP>
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aad that ..Ul mean. wtMtn •• s-tt
LD&o 1111, blaher mHl fritel,'' Howard Hjort ol Ute Afrlculture
Department 1a1d Monday
F~l•Cro..,d
lD dbe~ the lmpac\ o1 the
USDA'• latest 1110 harvest
eatlrnatea, Hjort said blaber meat pric wtU be tt ponJlb&e
for rnotl ol that l percent in·
crease, meaoiot that meal
prices will have to jump H \t-ttal
percentqe points to so a/fed
overall food pnce Lnc reasts.
BE SAJD THE deputment
still expects this year 's ~tail
food prices to be 8 or 9 pettent
above the 1979 average, pointing
out th.at in recent weeks ~f
prices .. have actually retreat·
ed ' • because th e hot, dry
weather has forced ranchers to
increase slaughter
~n. Ted K~Medy (above) gets supportive applause from
wtfe Joan as he announces to Democratic convention his
withdrawal as pres1denllal candidate Despite Kennedy's
move, a glance around the convention noor showed many
other hats m the ring (be low I, sported by women def.
egates-each with a cause.
Calling this year's conditions
the worst since the drought of
1974, 1-ljort sajd spnng-planted
crops like corn and soybeans
will probably yield only 431
million metric tons compared to
500 million last year. A metric
ton i5 about 2,205 pounds and
equals 39.4 bushels of com or
sorghum and 36.7 bushels of soy-
beans or wheat.
Hjort said the latest estimates
make it ··abundantJy clear that
our spring-planted crops have
b een hurt by the adverse
weather patterns during July
... There were significant re-
ductions as far north as Illinois
and Indi ana. It 's fairly
widespread."
HJORT BASED HIS predic·
lions on the USDA estimates as
of Aug. 1 that the com harvest
will total only 6.65 billion
bushels. down 14 percent from
1979. That, he said, will force
higher market prices for corn,
the largest U.S. grain crop and a
major feed element for meat,
poultry and dairy production.
Total production of feed grains,
which includes sorgham, oats
and barley as well as corn, was
placed at 197 million metric
tona, 16 percent lower than last.
year.
Iran Cabinet 10-day Joh
By Tbe Associated Presa A Tehran Radio report today
Iran's new prime minister, a b o ut a ma1or clash .in
Mohammad Ali Rajaie, said be Kurdistan pointed up one sen ous
should be able to form his problem the new government
Cabinet in 10 days, removing the will face -bloody unrest among
last obstacle to parliamentary some of Iran's ethnic minorities.
debate on the American The s tate -run radio, in a
hostages. broadcast monitored in London,
But at a news conference Mon· said govemmeol troops and rev-
day Rajaie gave no indication of olutionary gu ards ki lled 155
bis attitude toward the hostage "assailantS" m a clash near the
issue. Many leading members of western town of Baneh on Sun·
bis Islamic Republican Party day. It said the insurgents, not
favor a "spy" trial for the S2 further identified, had been
Americans, who spent their planning lo attack the Baneh
283rd day in captivity today. garrison.
The new prime minister said Kurdish guerrillas have been
the hallmark of his government fighting to make Kurdistan
would be unbending loyalty to autonomous from the Persian·
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. dominated Tehran regime.
Tom MuplllH la balldilll a ~domllllam oa Maal. Illa J utl
~Coas&lal eel~ will res•me tome day.
The rept>rted de;ith toll ~ould
make the tlash one of the big·
gest in recent months. but the
broadcast ~ave no oth~r details
and the report cou ld not
otherw1se be confirmed.
After his nomination was ap-
proved Monday by the lraruan
Parliament, or Majlts, Rajrue
told reporters he would be able
to meet the constitutional re·
qu1rement to name his Cabmet
within 10 days, the offi cial Pars
news agency reported.
RaJaJe 1s a former high school
teacher, who during his brief
tenure as Iran 's educat ion
minister launched a purge of
Western influences fro m the na·
uon 's school sys tem Up to now
he has had IHtle experience in
government affairs
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NATION I WORLD
Estimate May Double
Storm Toll Raised
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas <API Two ~-pie
died , hundreds or thousands were forced from
their homes and the damage will probably exceed
S200 mlllion. But Gov. Bill Clements says Texas is
"truly blessed" lhal Hurricane Allen did nol ob-
literate! the Gulf Coast.
forced thousands or people back. to emersency
shelt~rs they had left only boun before.
"We all feel very fortunate . that we didn't
MOllE THAN 5,Ht Texans fled the
floodwaters About 200,000 people had evacuated
Saturday in anticipation of devastating damase
from Allen.
Later In the day, coastal residents from
Corpu.s Christi north began returning home and
police reported Ooodwaters were dropping ln most
areas Monday night.
have more of a catastrophe than we did," Cle·
m ents said Monday after ma.kJng an aerial survey
of the flood-ravaged lower Gulf Coast.
However, in the Caribbean, where Allen raged
last week with wlnds of up to 170 mph, evidence
was uncovered that the death toll may have been
more than 240, instead of about 100, as ofricials
bad been saying
Jn Corpus Christi, police reported finding lwo
people drowned, the !lrst known U.S. victims of
the hurricane. One of the victims wu identified as
Ruby Bohler, 73. The identity of the other victim, a
man, was not released
TIBOR NAGY. A U.S. embassy offi cial in
Haiti, saJd re ports from rescue teams indicated it
"''as possible that Allen had killed more than 200
people in that country, where authorities bad been
putting the toll at 56.
Two people died from heart attacks when Al·
ten hit on Saturday, but the deaths were not direct·
ly attributed to the storm
President Carter declared six south Texas
counties disaster areas on Monday. malnng resi·
dents eligible for a variety of state and federal aid
programs.
In Edinburg, Texas , 13 additional inches of
rain fell, putting parts or the city under four feet of
water About 850 people had to leave their
homes
Allen, downgraded from a hurncane to a
trooical storm when its winds weakened over Tex· as on Sunday, meandered over northern Mexico
and len up to 16 additional inches or rain Monday
in central and southwest Texas The rains flooded
roads and towns with up to four feet of water and
McALLEN MA VOR Othal Brand -a produce
grower in the Lower Rio Grande Valley -estimat·
ed as much as 40 percent of the region's citrus
crop was destroyed by the storm He also said that
180,000 bales of cotton, nearly half the area's crop.
was ruined, a loss he s aid would exceed S60
mil hon.
Youthful Genius
Gunshot Victitn
DAYTON, Ohio (A P J When
James Dallas Egbert Ill dJsap
peared last year, invesugat.ors
searched a maze of subterra-
nean tunnels at Michigan State
University to see 1f he had been
trapped in a real life version of
the "Dungeon!> and Dragons"
fantas) ~ame
Today. the 17 year old com
puter srien{·e wh12 \lo as 1n
C'rit1cal cond1t1on \lo.Ith a guns hot
wound in the he ad that police
Sa) appears to hdH' b<>en self
1nn1cted
Egbert und<'f\lo.t•nt \Urg e r)
Monda.> at Grandv1c\lo. l10:.p1ta l.
whe re doctors removed a bullet
from his head Th(' teen ager,
who had returned to his home
town afler his month long d1s ap
pearance. was found b} a room
mat(' who told polH'l' he had
been as leep when he \lo.a s
a wakened by a s hot, s aid Police
Sergeant L M Kincaid
Egbert was s hot with a
handgun recovered at the scene.
Kincaid said
Optomet ri s t Jame s D
Egebert ll said he had no clues
about tus son's shooting Asked
whether his son had been unhap·
py or troubled. Egbert said , 'We
thought Just the opposite "
But Wil ham C Dear, the
Dallas pnvate investigator who
found Egbert last September,
said recently the youth may
have been havmg some family
trouble
Egbert ~ho ha.o; an IQ of 145,
disappeared last Aug 15 dunng
h1 ~ sophomore year at MSU He
~as found b} Dear on Sept 13 m
a location that has never been
disclosed. and the reason for h15
dis appearanc e r e mained a
m)'Ster)
After h1 ~ d1 ~appearan ce
police found a note lll Egbert ~
dorm room sa) mg he wis hed lo
~ cremated "should my bod)'
be found ·· But 1t was never
clea r that Egbert bad wntten it
Classmates and campus of·
f1 c1als !>aid Egbert. who entered
M SL' at age 15. was a loner and
under a great deal or academic
pressure
A ft er that episode. Egbert
lived at home a nd attended
Wright State Uruvers1ly "for a
time, then dropped out ,' bis
father said. Egbert moved mto
his Dayton apartment about
thr ee weeks ago. his rather said
26-u:eek
T-bill Rate
Shows Gain
W ASHJ NGTON <AP J -
Interest rates on 13-week
gove rnment sec uritle~
dropped Monday whilt
rates on 26-week bills rost
to their highest level ir.
t hree m ont h s .
The average discount
rate on $3 8 bilhon worth
of 13 week bills auctioned
Monday was 8 723 percent.
On a $3 8-bilhon sale of
26 week bills, the average
d1 sC'ount rate was 8 891
percent. up from 8 867 per
cent the previous week
Monday·s rate was the
highest on 26-week bills
i11nce May 19
The interest rate that
banks and other financial
institutions may pay on
\IX month money-market
s avings certificates is
pegged directly to the rate
fo r 26-week Treasury bills.
As a resuJt of Monday·s
auction, banks and thrift
institutlons will be allowed
to pay up lO 9.141 percent
o n t h e s ix -month
certificates
If your kids
suddenly start
reading your
daily newspaper,
it maybe our
fault!
r
We're worried about the growi"ng rate of
illiteracy in America. Concerned about our
young people. Interested in the quality of
education in our schools. And we're doing
something about it. We have invited teachers in
more than 175 schools along the Orange Coast
to learn how reading the daily newspaper can add to
students' confidence,· credibility, and self esteem .
Newspaper in Education is a significant
advance in education. More than a catchall for
current events, this unique program provides
an exercise in comprehension, perception,
values, and practical life experience. So if
your kids ask you for a daily newspaper, say
yes. Rem~m ber -knowledge is power. And
we're a mighty powerful piece of reading.
DAILY PILOT
=--··_Specimens Stolen
t Like ltlot .. ies
publican presidential nommet Ronald
R ~gan lifts wife Na ncy from a urrey on
th 1r ranch north of Santa Barbra Mon
d . The s~re~, .black with red p.lSh seats
an red. pm~tn.p1~g . was a gift rom sup-
po. ers in M1ss1ss1ppi. Reagan s1d he h ad
dr1 n s uch a vehicle in the UH movie
gs Row." with the late Ann !leridan
D segregation
ota Sought
F~N.CISC~ CAP> -Atorneys for a
rrunortty children m ~ Angeles have
state Supreme Court to pirmit the use of
i , court-ordered desegreg~100 of the oa-
t on s s d largest school distnct
A . ion filed Monday urges fle high court to
. set. as1d . ~rtion of an appelhte court ruling
which P b~ts the use of quous. or specified
percenta , tn the desegregatior of Los Angeles schools.
ed In Clte•l~al Spfll
RICH
East Bay
spill of a
NO CAP) -At least 70 people went to
pilals for treatment following the
onous chemical used in herbicide pro-
ST. 'E
duction. hospital officials
said.
However, no one was
seriously injured in Mon·
da y's s p i ll of
_phosphorus oxychloride
at the Stauf Chemical Co. which sent a red-
white cloud o this city or 86,000.
Papn-B •KKK AdrertW11g
RDINO (AP) -ln an editorial
appearing i today's editio ns of the San
Bernardino S the newspaper said it wlll no
longer accept ertising from the Ku Klux Klan.
"Newspa , as a matter of policy, generally
accept adver ·ng from all polit ical action
groups," the rial said. "But as of today, the
Sun will accept advertis ing for the recruitment
or aggrandizem t of the KKK. "No society and
no instrument o at society has an obligation to
provide for its destruction. We label the
KKK's goals dest ctive to society and we will not
help."
OJll Ju.apin
YOSEMITE
jumping off El Ca
has been legalized,
draw a fine.
raw• FiHt"1f
IONAL PARK (A P) -Cliff
n at Yosemjte National Park
t unauthonzed leaps still can
Two people lea! that Monday as they were placed on 15 month robation and fined $.500 each
by a U.S. magistr ror failing to get permits
before making p a t hute jumps during t he
weekend.
I
. .tctor• Pickel ~iidio Tour
HOLLYWOOD (A~ -Universal Studio Tour
officials expect that th!planned week·loog picket-
ing outside the studio ites by striking actors will
have little effect on t(\r attendance, which they
said is typically morethan 20,000 patrons each
summer day.
The California Hihway P atrol closed the
Universal Studio ofhmp on the Hollywood
Freeway Monday whertourist traffic backed up
on the freeway as they,gled such stars as Erik
Estrada, Patrick Duffy ,:tobert Blake, Gil Gerardi
and Keir Dullea walking1icket lines.
1980 CARS
andTRUCKS •
Dang rous Rabies Jlinu Retwned
LA JOLLA I AP 1 A "poh'ntlally O tfic1als 'llUd the rablu, •
we 11lu.•ned v4H·c1nt-strain mjecled in·
to puppl~. Is handled only by Im ·
munlsed l11b worken1.
dan gtrous bfltlh• uf r nb1e11 v1 ru11
that dlaappeart•d ov.-r tht' w~kf'nd
haa btt1' r turned to it \JolvN'1n\)' of
Callfomla la b u1wd by 11 11c-1enUbl un
dtr lnve•t111a tlon tor c tontna \ht'
wr o na vlru 1r1 un exp~rlm enl ,
1tulhonta" 1uiltt
Kennedy'~ experlmenta with the
i.tndbls and s emllki viruses have
been s uspe nded pending an In-
vestigation by the National Institutes
of Health. ('ampu pobt·t> !UUd Monday the>
botlk wu!I found Sunday ojght on a
four th Ooor 11tt11rwe ll In the biology
b uildln & u t the \J n 1vcr 1ut y of
C'al\fomit• ut San Olcaio lt w~ re
turned :uaft'I) to lh l' r .. combinant
ON /\ lahorialory
A noted virologist, Kennedy was
trying to clone the slndbis vlr ua,
which can cause s kin rash and fever,
but instead produced the semlild
virus, which can cause fever and
headache
A t·all~r chuminli( to lit• the thief
tuld 11 ncwi..pa1xir rcvortt'r where to
find \ht· he>ttlt'. poht·t' s iud
SINDBIS, WlDCH is carried by mos-
quitos in parts of Africa , India and
AustraJia, is lis ted by the U.S. Center
for Disease Control as a Class 2 agent
along with ru bella and polio viruses
THE INnD~NT WAS ·more than
a prank. ~aid DNA researcher Dr
I an tvenned.> now under lnVesuga-
t 1on for poi:.s1bll' s uf<'ty .iuadeline
v1olat1ons m t·11nr1t'< 111111 "1th a C'lon
1ng exp1•r1111 t•nt t•onduc ted in
J anuar}
Semlik1. found largely m Uganda,
1s listed Wlth the more dangerous
Class 3 agents like yellow fever and
s mallpox.
The mistake was traced in Ma rch
after confusing resul ts e merged from
the C'loning Officials have declined to
s peculate on how the mixup may
have occurred
Whoever took the speC'1mem; Satur
da~ na"ht was "<1 little sick," he s atd
Kenned} said he believes the the ft
was conne<"ted with frequen t
threatenrng calls to his home
The caller ha~ "always conveyed
the same messuge. wh1t•h 1c;, 'You
are doing dangerous work. I'm gomg
to s top 1t ,' "Kennedy said
No li ves were endangered by the
mistaken cloni ng, which took place
in a la boratory approved as safe for
exp.-r iments with Class 3 agents
Earliest
Fossils
Revealed
LOS ANG ELES <AP>
-An i n ternational
sear ch into the distant
past is endmg this week
after discovenng a sur·
prisingly rich and com·
plex w o rld o f
microscop ic life that
ruled ~arth billions or
years ago.
Th e projec t ha s
proved the existence of
fossiliied microbes that
Jived 3.5 billion years ago
-scarcely a billion years
after the Earth was
formed from a swirling
cloud or dust and gas in
s pace.
And scientis t s s aid
thos e o lde s t kno wn
fossils -chains or cells
t h a t l ook l i k e tin y
strings of beads -were
so unexpectedly complex
that the first, far·s1mpler
living thing must have
appeared many millions
of years earlier
"I think the pro1ect r e-
sulted in a good de al
more than we had ex-
pected ," said UC LA
paleo b io l ogis t J .
Willia m Schopf. w h o
conceived the 15-month
pro gram ba sed a t
UCLA.
"T h ere have been
some major discoveries
that made a tremendous
impact in the field. We
found that things were a
lot more complex a lot
earlier than any or us
had suspected," he said
Monday as the program
wound up with a two-day
sy mpo si um Th e
$300 ,000 project w as
funded by the National
Science Foundation a nd
t he Na ti o n al
Aeronautics a nd Space
Ad ministration
Besides expanding on
the previously reported
fossils, the team r e-
vealed e vidence Monday
that photosynthesis -
t h e energy source of
m odern plants may
have begun 2.8 billion
y ears ago. ·
Pa -for-R a e
WomanHe ld I
In Scheme
SA~ RAFAEL (AP) -A former Tiburon city
official has been arrested after a lle gedly offenng
to pay a convicted ra pist to rape the pregnant
wife of the c ity attorney and kill the unborn child,
police said. Marnan Peters Comstock, 56. a former Tiburon
administ rat ive assist ant, was arrested at her
home on Sunday, according to Ma rin County
s heriff's detective Sgt Richard Keaton.
SHE WAS CHARGED Monday by Marin Coun·
ty District Attorney Jerry Herman with soliciting
commissions of crimes and released on $2,500 ball.
She was scheduled for arraignment Friday.
In the warrant for her arrest, she is alleged \o
have sought the attack against Sharon Conn
because she was "distraught" over the woman's
marriage to Robert Conn, Tiburon city attorney.
"Mrs. Comstock and Conn knew each other for
15 years and had close social contact until the young
lady (Sharon Conn) came around," Keaton said.
Conn, S5 and his 2S-year-old w\fe were mar-
ried in April. She is five months pregnant. Mrs.
Comstock is a widow of a Santa Rosa attorney.
MRS. CONN TOLD police she received a
tele phone c all last week from Hansel E Smith,
who had been released two years ago from a state
hospitaJ where he spent three yean on a rape and
a tte mpted r ape conviction. officials s aid.
Smith told Mrs. Conn that he had gotten a
phone call from a woman offering him an un-
s pecified amount of money to rape Mrs. Conn and
kill her unborn baby. Keaton said.
Smith said he was afraid be was being set up
by the woman so he tape-recorded their conversa -
tion, according to the detective. The tape was
turned over to the s heriff's department after Mrs.
Conn contacted deputies .
S tudents
Hispanics Hike
E thnic P e rcent
SACRAMENTO <AP> -About two of every
five California public school students belong to
ethnic minorities. state school offi cials s ay
The latest racial and ethruc survey by the
state Department or Education. in 1978-79. showed
t hat Hispanics made up 23.39 percent of all stu-
dents compared to 17.2 percent five years
ear lier . and a ge nerally estimated 16 lo 18 percent
of the total population
The increase in His panic students has been
even more striking in Los Angeles, where they
num bered 50.1 percent of the enrollment in grades
kinderga rten through six last fall . according to ci·
ty school offi cials
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R N Weed t Publl\her
Barbara l(relb ch/Edltorlal Po11941 Editor
al· oposal
Might Aid Airport
Did the Cederal 10\·emmtml move too quickly ln Ill
decision to dereaula te the U alrlin lndu•try•
T'hert' are indical10N tt may have. partk ularly when
one conalders lhe problems deregulation has caused for
alroort operators. a mona them lht Oranfe Count> Board
ol Supervi.sors \\ tuc h controls J ohn Wayne Airix>rt
Dfte(Ulation pet't!l that a lrport OJ)("ratora m u11t
nnd way to op('n their termtnals and runwaya to an)'
new earners ~eekin@ entn to Oranae County' rue,
four jet earners Fronuer. WHtem Contln entaJ and
PSA want to u.st-John Wa) ne
As a result, th~ county Gener I r\'tl'e 1\dnun!bt ra
lion has recommended a s alt'd·btd auruon of 12 of the 41
Oi&ht.s perm.itt@d d a1 Jy at t.he airport Tb e rugbl$ now
belona only to Ai r Cah!onua and llu&ht> Aar"e t
The foderal aiencaes tm oh ed tht> t-'ederal A\'\ lion
Administration and the a , 11 eron ut1 c Board eem
to like the auction proposal The~ urge quirk ct1on b)
s upervasors
There are rndications. ho~e\t~r. tha t OranK~ County
-and airport ope rators m s uruJar snuauoos may get
some needed breathing room ai> a result o f legislation
now pending Ln Was hington
, HR 6721, the Air Port and :\Jnuy lmpro\'ement Act of
le80, would, amon g other things, order the Secret ary of t Transportation to organiie a s pecial task force to ~x
'tflliDe the issue Is a uctioning the best means of di\'tding
sought-afte r routes a m ong com peting carriers''
But in its present form . the biU lacks one important
claus e. It would not prevent the FAA aud t he CAB from
enforcing airport access rulings -such as the one made
in Orange County 's case -while the task force proceeds
with its study.
It's a c ritical shortfall and one our local government
officials s hould seek to correct before the bill comes up
fo r final decisions b y Congr ess.
J Pension Bonanza
t Because of certain quirks in legislat ion we ha\'e a n
,.td situation wherein certain re t ired state offi cials a re
fntitled to draw pensions that exceed the salary of the
rson now holding the office .
The bene ficiaries are person s who t ook o ffice
tetween 1963 and 1971. when t he law was cha nged to limit
lensions to the salary the retiree made while in office .
But the law was not made retroac ti\'e and multiple ~st-of -l ivin g adjust m e n ts since passed by th e
egislature have given the pre-1971 retirees the pension
n anza.
,. This year Assem blyman Bill Lockyer introduced a &iU to straighten out this Little matter The state Supreme
e<>urt bas ruled that pensions can •t be reduced directly.
90 the bill would h ave imposed a 100 percent tax on an)
state pension a bove two-thirds the salar y of the current
bolder of the st ate office.
That sound s gener ous enough But Lockyer has
dropped the bill for this session . He s ays there is some
constitutional q uest ion a bout violating the officials' con ·
tract with the state -and som e lawmakers who would
have to vote on the m easure also feared ne w pension con·
trols eventually might affect the m . Lock yer says he 11 try _ -afn next year with another version of the bill. We wish Ja1m luck. It's tricky business. tampering with juicy
pension pl ans.
Hollles for Guzzler
Whe re are t he gas guzzlers of yesteryear'> In the
garages or those who can least a fford to support them,
according to a Wall Street J ournal s urvey.
In an ironic al twist, high prices and high interes t
rates have put the s mall, high-mile a ge economy cars out
of the reach of many low-salaried wo rkers who m ust
have transportation to their jobs.
Many can't even qualify fo r a bank loan by coming
up with a JO percent down payment or meet high-interest
m onthly payments. So they save their money and pay
cash for an outmoded gas guzzler. or settle for a more
modest loan.
Tbe demand for s mall economy cars is s uch that
even a five-year-old imported compact can cost hundreds
of dollars more than a huge station wagon of the same
vintage.
The owners of the fancy gas guzzlers are less im ·
pressed with such unwanted extras as full power. air condi-
tioning and st~reo than the fact that they have to shell out
from$2Sto$50a week j u s t to keepthe buge gas tank full.
Some report cutting down on spending for food and
clothing in order to keep the guzzle r running.
But. they la me nt, there's no choice in today's car
market. • Opm1ons expressed in the space above are those of lhe Daily Pilot
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Boyd/Lt;>ve & Hate
By L.M. BOYD
Can you feel both love and
hate for the same person?
Whe n pollsters put that
query to numerous husbands
and wives, more wives than
husbands said yes. Those
who analyzed the fi ndings
concluded that more w1 ve~
than husbands occasionallv
get flashes of bitter anger at
their matrimonia l m ates
Our Love and War man. who
does not believe it necessary
to have an opinion on every·
thing, isn"tsure
9
O.,ar
Gloon1y
Gus
Slnce-the gay gu ys
closed their convenUon
1lagln1 hy mna. one
wonders w~t th• let·
blan faction s•nga -
by rs?
Bury an old t ire in t he
ground and eventually it will
work its way back up to the
surface Rubber does that It
gives a town a tcrugh time
when they dump such tires
as landfill
Q Where you aware that
the word "persnickety" does
not exist'! T he word is
"pernicket y."
A. Maybe what you say
was once t he case. But
"persnickety" has now made
it into dictionaries. And in
mllle, it 's preferred.
Contrary to recent report
her e, many, many people
besides Albert Einstein have
been honored by more than a
dozen nations wMch put their
li k e n esses o n post a g e
s tamp s . Franklin D
Roosevelt. Winston Churchill.
Josef Slolin. John F . Ken·
ned y Ele anor Rooseve lt
Tbis list goes on and on.
That old nouon that men
are more "red-blooded" than
women is true, turns out. A
man has considerably more
red corpuscles than a woman
of tbe .. me wei1ht lad
hel1bt
Rowland Evon I Robe rt Novak
Kennedy Conciliati Is Goal
NEW \'ORK 111 n that
pal 11ral sanity rn1ty bt• crc~plng
Into th<' Inner psych.-of 54ln
Ed¥o ard M K~nned) came clur
1n1 • ronl1dentlul talk with his
adv I \'N la t week "hl'n for lht!
flr•t lJm~ h~ ltult.-d to bru~h uff 11
c.1lacua1nun about 1984 with ar1
lmpertou11 wave or h111 hand
On 1nnumt!rablt-eulu:r <><'
cu1ons durtn& h1i. que~t for lhc
1980 p~1dtn
t1al nomma
tlon, 1984 hau
be\·n ruled
out by Tt.'dd)
Kennt'd) " a
l>UbJe<'t not fat
I o r d 1 !I
l'Ul>f\IOI\ Thi~
llm t', h e
hstt>nt.'d 11~ a
l () p U I d ('
s pelll'<i out the Vol>S1ble 'erd1ct
on Kennl"<iY 1f he cuts and runs
from a v1t·tonous J immy Carter
tirtl'r the president's expected
non11nution Wednesday night
The verdict You·re risking a
polit1cnl death sentence from
your party
Th e value of lh C&t small
t·lut· must be weighed agamst
Other J)lttes or evidence ID seek
mg to unravel whf.tl mo t p0hti
c iaos feel 1~ t h e last 1980
my11tery of Madison Squa r e
Garden Wall Kennedy take a
powder when Carter rolls to a
first ballot majority'> Or will he
sheathe lu ant1·Carter dagger,
t brow a perfunctory a r m
around the man he called a
'clone of Ronald Rea gan" and
support the ticket 1n the fall
cam paij?n?
KENNEDY'S ambivalence as
the only poll tic al talk there is here
with time closing in . It is an am·
bi valence that has marked all the
stages of a campaign that began
in the stars almost a year ago and
sank to the depths after New
Ha mpsture. The senator 's play it
by.ear strategy was exposed once
again in Washington last week
just after his agents concluded
their pact with the White House
litlvmg Kennl'<iy's forces mean·
ic holas "·on Ho ffman
ing principally Kenned
one hour at the r
argue for major chan
made-by Carter "laUor
()ut of the blue , Ken~y sud· denly asked Lr I shoul appen
to lose the vole on t rules,
should I go ahead and 'alt to
the convention anyway'> I
THE S£Lf'.REVELA...,N in
that question is stagge~. It implied that the senator lru·
ly beli eved he would the
rules vote and free Carte del·
egates or their primary e tion
loyalty pledges, des pi~ all
evidence to the cont ra ry also
raised doubts about his s ous·
ness in asking for the podi for
a policy discussion The cte of
the White House pact w~ the
proviso. made espec ially for
Kenned)', to allow him to tale tus
case directly to the delegates1
Throughout the Kennedy CJJl
paign, Uus ambivalence has~o·
founded politicians tryin to
figure tum out After the s ·
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g rac e of l osing the New
Hampshir e pri mary In
F e bruary, he had a well·
a dve rtised huddle with Sen
Henry M. Jackson and other de·
fense-oriented Democrats , invit·
Ing speculation that be would
transform his campaign.
Da ys later, h e made his
dramatic George Was hington
University s peech laying the
foundation for a totally dtrrerent
campaign: Attack Carter for
treason to the Democratic Party
and demand the party's return
to what he called its roots -
Ne w Deal, Fair Deal, New Froo
tier and Great Society politics ia
an era that clearly has cast tha
politics out of favor
THE APPEARANCE of stark
indecision has inluriated mapr
powers in the Democratic Puy
who have no love for Jimny
Carte r. The leader of one maor
labor union told us that Km·
n edy's men have "propcs i·
lioned" him to do "outragous
things" to hurt Carter ... Som of
those guys around him are 1ust
crazy." ttus labor leader a id
"The Dixie gang has outsUked
lhem and they don't even now
1l "
Led by Robe r t S tr ~ss
Carter's agen~ here areic1ng
the cake to ~mpt Kenned~ Con·
c1liation is the rule. s tartirt with
the gift of the podium t Ken·
nedy at pnme televisio time
Tuesday even ing , lOC fl oor
passes 1J1St.ead of the 31 asked
and major compromise11n the
platform Ke nnedy warl The
dec1s1on to pay out all 1e rope
needed to bnng Kenn4y into
the corral was ms1ste on by
Strauss and Hamilt onJordan ,
Tim Kraft and Jod) Powell
thirs ted for re .. ·enge. •Ut the}'
100 kno" that "1thou an ap
pearance of reconc1liuon and
:!>Ome active l>Upport rom the
!>enator , Carter 's •mpa15!n
might strangle at b1rt!
Thal fate for Jim) Carter
ma.> be JUSt "hat 1ddy Kf'n
ned v ""ant.s , but a <)grace for
Carter engineered ti Kennedy
~ould d.Js grace the $la tor, lOO
t"ndin~ all that talk .out 1984
Urban Renewal Plans Dooined to Faiure
National political convenuons
a re always held downtown On ce
upon a time downtown was the
logical place because th Cit was the
center of thing~ :'\o"' the center 1s
off center . o r at least off
some" here m the burbs
Fewer and fewer big league
sports teams play tn downto"'n
a r e n a s
becau se
dow n town
lJSA is~om·
ing Jess and
less conven·
ie nt . No
more can you
assume that's
where the best
shops. the
specia l ty
stores. the gourmet restaurants
a re.
l o recent year s politic al
parties. p artic u l a r ly the
Republicans who have such small
affinity for the inner city, meet
downtown to show relevance to
blacks, minorities and t he poor. to
make it clear they are hip to ye
olde urban crisis and ready to
g r apple with t he pr oblems
bed eviling the less fortunate who
still live down where the railroad
depot used to be back when there
were passenger trains
IN THE SAME vein a modern
political party must have its
urban program , its s peakers
must be able to talk 3bout the re
\'It a hzation of the cit" tn the same
\,\a) our papers and our l elev1s1on
ha\'e de\oted an ungodl} port.Jon
of lhe last 20 ) ears to announc1n~
the d1sco\'en of the ell' s rebirth
renaissance: res urrection and an
carnation.
Al Detroit t he Republicans
we re thnce blessed because the)'
were able to conduct their
weansome riles an an actual Ren
na1ssance Center. a corruscaung
set of glass and met al towers sym
bolmng that often descried bird,
the ur ban phoenix, rising from the
now cooled ashes of ancient race
riots Absurd. but better to 1m
agme one hears the wmg beats of
this largely imaginary bird than
the gimme .gimme plaint of the
big city mayors as they s hulfle to
political podiums begging. ever
begging for congressional alms
for t~eirdying commun1Ues
THE LAST fi gures <they're for
1977 : the census numbers Wlll be
worse) show that American cen·
tral cities had lost nearly three
million people or almost rive per ·
cent of their population m the hrst
part ofthisdttade
They're dying out and neither
urban renewal nor the energy
crisis is saving them. If they're to
be likened to a bird . 1t s hould be
the dodo. not the phoenix 8) the
u me "e ~et the com plete decen
n1al hl'adc-ount from the Census
Bureau the numliN " "'Ill sho"
C'entraJ c1ues contain le<.s than a
quarter ofthe population
Local media "'hie h la kes to see
the" orld as t he Cha mber of Com
merce see 11. mistakes evef!
ll.\ itch 1n the C'ada\'er as a sign of
returnin~ hfl· That s "h) for the
past fl,e )ears or more . we \C
been treated to those stones about
the trek back to the c1t)'. re gen
trificallon, urban homesteading
and other vams where words like
regentriCication figure con
sp1cuously
Bl T THERE 1s no goat gland
1nJect1on for the C'entral city The
case 1s terminal The reason ts
that the economic base that SUS ·
tamed the old c•t> has largely
gone and nothing has been found
to replace 1t
The central city of the past pros·
pered on a blue collar m anufac-
turing base Part of that base has
fled t0Ta1 wan and part to the sub·
ur bs What remains is old.
technologically inefficient and in
the process of being phased out so
that all those capable of compet
1ng in today's JOb market have
followed employment op ·
portun1t1es to the bur bs and
beyond
Yes but "'hat.>f those ne"'
<.k ~ ~<raper~ 1n ne old bur~.,
E\er~ may<i r pm s to them as a
... ohd rnult1m1ll11 dollar token of
the reaudes< ert of downto"'Tl
d~ nam1sm Tht> ma~ be ever)
th ng tuz.zoner .r hers claims
tht." are but tb don·t begin tu
prn<i uce enou~ Job~ ll) hold the
\l.Orl-.1ng p<i pu.tlon and now.
'>1 gn 1 f1cant l ~ companies are
he 1tatmg 10 ocate downto1.1.-'Tl
be<'ause of theauc1ty of a skilled
and C'ompete,,... orkforcl'
TO THE epresentat1ves of
these dying tban mudholes. the
need •s s11Yle more money
Th e ' ha,n l re cognized .
perhars bee use in their pos1uon
they dare nc recognize, that even
1f the µro~ms they're aJ"'ays
beggina ,oney for worked.
whateva-tal means. their pre·
d1camert '°uld be t he same
We Li te.n the age of the cost
benefit 1rol) s is Such an analysis
reveal1tst down on the old bot
tom lie. rehabilitation , educa
lion. ittgrat1on into the non·
urban taJOnty costs too much for
too lit~ return So the real urban
progrii of both parties wall be lo
let t hientral cit.Jes fulfill their
desu and continue lo become
wh at ey already are. holding
pens the socially maimed. the
cr 1pp andtheculls
Charles McCabe f
Leaders Always Try to Sidestep Health. Issue
I
Now that the polls a re t,elling
us lhat what was incredible last
year is all too possible now, and
that The Actor may be the next
leader or the world's greatest
power. it is becoming decidedly
un·chic to dwell on the fact that
he wi ll be 70 when he takes over
office. should he.
Since there is virtually no real
difference in the Carter-Reagan
a pproach to
the issues -
both c amps
understand
that a r e al
s tand on is ·
s u es could
s ink e ithe r
candidste -
then the only
r e al dif ·
fe rence is in
the age of the men .
Do we want 1 70•yelr~old
lightweight or a ~8-year·old
lightweight?
For this particular columnllt
to brlng up the age question
must Hem lo many partJcularly
gallina I hive vie we d the
phenomenon of Ronald Reagan
with incredulity mixed with dis·
approval since the day he came
on the scene
R EAGAN IS ONE of those
political Creaks that California
has been so prodigal in sending
t o Washington, or trying lo
There was the tapdancer .
Senator George Murphy. There
was the slightly wet senator·
playboy with a terrible attend·
ancerecord
There is the somnolent old
school teache r , another tap
dancer. The only noo-frealt we
ha ve had working in our behalf
in the capital in high places hu
been Alan Cranston, and long
may he wave.
Reagan's age is onl y one of his
drawbacks as a candidate ; but It
is his areatesl. As govt.:n or, he
wu a figurehead. As president.
be promises to be the same thins
-a 9 to 5 president, H people
are fond of calling him.
IN TaUTH, Reaaan baa
hlmull maplfied t.he aie ques·
llon. in a fatuous lnterview Wlth
the New York Times, in wt\ich
he effectually said he would sub-
mit to periodical "senility tests"
while serving as president and
step down from office when he is
convinced he i.s ga-ga
This is something out of the
Marx Brothers. I have no idea
which particular genius on his
st aff rttommended lhis ploy as a
way to alleviate fears about
Reagao·s age. It Jwit Intensified
them . Whoever thought it up de·
serves a good fat F on his report
card.
Winston ChurchHI 11er ved out
his political ure in what amount·
ed to a coma However. he had a
faithful doctor, Lord Moran, who
knew exactly the state of his
phys ical and mental health and
gave pubUc assurances about it
which were just plain lies.
T he sa me wa s true of
Woodrow Wilson and FDR
There ls always a doct•r to be
found who will give out the fitbt
polllical messaie. and I'm eer·
ta.in Re11an. if preaideat. would
do the rtiht thinl about Reacan.
U not necflsarily lbe American
people.
1
' I\ ere m a y b_~ v e be en ma~ men, from Leonardo fl
P ie so. who have function«!
we after their 70s and ev.-i
thet 80s. The burdens of ue
pr~dency, oot to speak of lie
bu ens of campaigning ror 1t ,
m e a man of 70 a se vere :t'·
tu.,-tal risk.
711 E ONLY doctor whose c>•·
nifn of Reagan's health woulcbe
of any value. at any 1ive Uie,
w•uld be some bard·nosed d~r
hom Metropolitan Life. 1 lhik I
t'ln say with some confidence~al
s2ch a lad will not be asked f~
servicet.
If there iJ anything goo( on
t\e doleful 1980 political hort>n.
1t m ight be well to remem~ a
bit of poUtical wisdom uttred
by Wlll Rogers In lhe "305:
"Every time we have an•tt·
tlon. we get In worse me1and
the country keeps right on rn1 Times hevt pro"•en onl~ one
t.hlng and that Is you can'tuln
thh country. eve r . tlth
pollUes."
One hopes.
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f
BOdY Bus e~Boo•ing
•.. But ExerciMCan'i Round Flal Ft11111y
., ,... AueelalM PT'tta
"Turn ~lb Fit lnto a Rod:
Hard ~an Stomach ln J"'t
1 SMrt Mlnut .. a Da)I " That
OM J°" I# tl.15 ··a. u lncredlbJe Hunk ot
llan In 7 Dayi •• It'll cost you
oaly ttO.
"l'rom flat to Fantutit m
Leas lban Two W•ek• •.. A me... SU.ts.
tr 11IE advt~ecntn~ were i"". oo rl pound weakUna or
Oat·chetted woman need ever
ttel lnadequale iat least not ~r long The body beautiful lS
eap and easy Put a chet-k m
email today.
ad lo aay, ll lsn't 10 Physical
Ii ess experts say the truth 1s
t m.any such ads make pro·
ea that can't -or won't
kept. Some are outri.ahl es.
feel sorry for all the con·
a u ers s p ending all this
m ey." says J oseph Weider
pu · her ol Muscle and Fitn~ ma nne.
in pursuit of the volup-
or brawny body that a few
peo are lucky enough to be
bor with and other s sweat
long to develop, many peo.
pi e e willing t o try any
short t.
In:' rubbf.r like s ujt that's
aup~ lo melt off lnchta when
)'OU ~on . hook yourself to a
vacuuf. clunf'r and do ll&ht
cal atbica
The 'Slim Skin" la sold
throu~ the mail by ti=d n En
t erp ea Vire Preaidtnt
Vau1-ll'talher 111 unrufnt."d by
the-an•llrallon
"Wf:NEVEa WE havt an
c>ppo~ity to document our
rlalm we are victorious," he
8)'&
M• order tran~formahon 1~
Just te part of a mult1m11lion
fifilor ·• ~of~:
t 11fPriron• •prnd
•illon• t-a,.lt ,,~ar
lot ••9'r 111111 arfll
•#lr t•rfr bodl4»• ••nn'f" up f11rir i•-
Gfl' •I ~IH'f fwa•
lfl -or at lra•t a
g.-d rep!f ••• ., dfWfl
I,,. •agir trerk '! T•b
i• lhr lfr•I of four
·-·~~·-
F.x~rts uq(f' (·aullon an all
•rt4'it of th1' body 'lhap1na
rra:t.t', bfoailm11nM with mall order
miracle tr11nllformul1on They
say many producl11 Mmply ran't
do whllt th\'y promllit<
BR .. :ASTS AK•: N OT
multtlcs They can be raised by
exerc1st>, thut firm undurlying
mus l'ltis, but they c·annot be
enhtrgoo lJ.> exl·rc111e No potion
con fatten breai.t~ and only
breasts
LaLanne culls potions that
promise breJ:>t enlargement
"a bag hoax · adding, "They are
absolutely w.eless ·
Dt'rr1ere~ can be farmed by
exen·1st•. but tht>re ·, probably no
way lo (•hange a nat fanny to a
round one Gaining weight might
work, but there as no special
rorrnula to fatten onlv funnies
Dr Larry Golding, director of
the University or Nevada's Ex-
e rcise Physiology Laboratory.
laughed when hked about a
$9.95 program that promises to
change a nat fanny to a round.
taut derriere ID a month
"SO MAN\' OF these things
are iust so rad1rulous ... he said.
''This as JU~t a figment of
someone's imu~anutaon I feel so
sorry for thP poor, uninformed
consumer ..
Body building take!> months
of daily exertion A few minutes
a day won 't produce remarkable
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AJ' (jr•••~ dOOY TRIMMING TAKES TOIL, PERSPIRATION
Commercial Method• Otten Only Phony Feda
DAil y PILOT A 1
Peoplt\·: ·!
Lizard
Threat
COACHELLA VALLE\' CAP)
Existing only in this desert
region east or Palm SpMnga, the
white fringed-toed lizard evades
predators by diving Into the
blowing sands which scour an
area in which rew people pre-
viously dared to Ii ve
Yet despite its austere condi·
hons, the Coachella Valley ii at·
tracting housing and buaineu
• development to the point that
the lizard's future is in jeopardy,
zoologists say. And one said that
if the rate of growth continues,
the lizard will become extinct in
50 years.
However, business intereata
here contend that major moves
to protect the hzard's habitat
might mean millions of doUan
an lost revenues
As people rftove into the area
a nd set up wmdbreaks -such
as planting tamansk trees in e
ro-w !> to keep the wind and sand
out the 4 to·7-inch-long lUard
al'lo 1s forced out Studies of de-
l>ert sites indicate that the re p-
tile cannot live ID wind-sheltered
ar ea!>
The threat of the reptile's e x-
tinction prompted the st ate Fish
and Game Depa rtment lo
c1eclare the lizard an en-
dangered species
MAN'S nature,.. says
Lanne, the 6S-year-0ld
guru who has buiJt an
( l~ health clubs since
dO:ar industry that promises to
rebape the human body
though diet supplements, ex
e rise and health clubs and, in
th extrem e, plastic surgery
Tday. the body-shaping bus1 -
nfSs is booming. results and nothing happe ns ~--------.,,.,_,
"Ev body wants something
for g, but they're not go-
ing to et it. You've got to
sweat. 've got to suffer."
Fede officials say millions
of doll are sent through the ma~ls f quick. painless ex-
er~1ae ns that promise lo
build m les, for devices to
s hed fl and for potions
purpo enlarge breasts or
round out t fannies.
"We cemed about the
ada , but ey present an en-
forc emen problem because
they're oft small, fly-by-night
operation says a Federal
Trade Co 'ssion official who
d_eclined to named. "By the
time we t action , they've
taken the m y and run."
IN ADD , many who fall
for fabe clai are reluctant to
complain.
"People e too em bar
raased," say ostal Inspector
Sherry True ·Remember this
stuff is mail in plain brown
wrappers."
In Califor the Postal
Service and a f 'r al grand jwy
are invesUga g the "Sliin
Jim Everroad's "How to Flat·
t in Your Sto m ach ," a
p.per back best-seller for two
~ar, has sold more than a
rr.illion copies.
A bout 40 percent of the plastic
s1 rgery done in the United
Sates each year is for cosmetic
~asons , says Dallas Whaley, ex-
c utive director of the Society of
11astic and R econslructive
Surgeons.
NO ONE KEEPS track, but
Whaley's "guesstimate" is that
each year 400,000 lo 500,000 peo·
pie ask surgeons to fix na bby
tummies, wrong-size breasts,
floppy ears or big noses.
Each month, 50,000 lo 60,000
write for a free brochure on the
Charles AUas program; 10 per-
cent to 12 percent of them follow
up, paying S40 for the body-
buildin~ plan.
LaLanne says his clubs are
selling enrollment records mon-
thly. The New York Health and
Racquet Club has 15,000 mem·
bers who pay about $400 a year
to enroll.
quickly Even d1sc1pl1ned
weight-lifting produces results
s lowly
"Guys come an here expecting
to develop 8-inch biceps an a few
weeks," says George Sampayo,
a n instructor at New York's
West Side Body Building "You
can't do that in less than three to
five years."
WHEN THE R E'S NO quick
result, wben good intentions turn
to hard work. many people give
up. Between 50 percent to 60 per-
cent of those who enroll in health
clubs drop out within a month,
Golding says.
"People go into it expecting to
regain their youth a nd it just
isn't going to happen," he says.
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NEW YORK <AP> New treatments for dii.
eases from flu to malar ia may be on the hori zon
with the announcem ent by Stanford U n iversity re ·
sear c hers of the m anufacture of pure human an·
ti bodies, scien tists sa y .
A ntibodies are key elements in the body's d e-
f ense against infection. They help the body r e-
cogn ize and attack specific germs
DRS. HENRY KAPLAN AND Lennart Olsson,
a Danish researcher on l eave at Stanford. have
b r ed a hybrid cell line that makes an tibodies and
can be kept alive indefinitely in an artificial cell
culture.
The work by Kapl an and Olsson c aps a search
by scientists around th e world that began after
British scientists Geor ges Kohler an d Cesar Mils-
tein l earned in 1975 h ow to make m ouse antibodies .
M ouse antibodies can not be used i n therapy
for hum.an diseases since the human body would
rej ect them. .
"The field is perched right n ow for exciting de·
velopments," said Dr. R o bert Nowinski, director
of the Tumor Virology Program at the Fred
Hutchinson Can cer R esearch Cente r in Seattle,
one o f the many resear c hers working on related
problems.
"The first round was developing the syst em
for m aking antibodies in mice . . T he second
r ound will be to take this unde~tanding and apply
it t o human antibodies," he said.
K aplan an d Olsson , f using a human cancer
cell with an antibody-producing cell, derived a
combined cell called a "hybridom e" that makes
the same antibodies that the antibody·producing
cell normally woul d h ave. Kaplan said
The antibody-produ cing cell determines what
uUbody the hybridoma will make . The cancer
eeU c•UMS it to divide and grow •Cain and again.
The work was announced at the Fourth I n·
ternational C.oogress of I m m unology in Paris.
KAPLAN SAID JT PROBABLY will take
sever al years to apply the discovery to human dis·
ease. But experimen ts i n mice using m ouse an·
tibodies suggest it sho uld be possible to u se human
antibodies to fight a wide range of infections fro m
the nu to malaria.
A ntibodies seek out only the p articular in v ad-
ing cell they are primed for. Thus. if antibodies
c ould be p rimed to r ecognize c an cer cells, they
could be taaged with a r adioactive l abel to identify
1m all pocketa of a can cer that would n ot be detec -
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gan at the F1r i.1
M e tho d1s l C hurc h 10
Costa Mesa a lso will be
U.~t'd
Million8 Given
SAN RAFAEL <API
Do m inican College In
Sa n Rafael has a n
no unced ll will receive a
$2 2 milhon gr ant from
the Bul'k F oundation
D r Barbara Bundy .
D ommican 's incomi ng
pres ident. said the
money will finance in
n ovat1ve programs, d e
velopment of courses for
the 1980s and the forma-
t ion o f a Dominican
Fello w s p r ogra m to
bring di s tinguishe d
educators and artists to
the college.
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS 9USINEU NAME nATl!Ml!NT fll• l()llowt"O .,.,..,.. It -f\O bu\I
M\\ '" f AST EE l'llEEZ OF COST•
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C"ount 't rt•r• of Or•"O" (tynty on AllQU\I I ,..,
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~ STATl!Ml!NT Tll• fo1towt119 ,,_,..,,,, •r• 001"9
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201 New-1 &.•<II C" '7'60
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INVFSTOR\
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PUBLIC NOTICE
~ICTITIOUS 9USINH 5 NAMI! STATtlM&N'T Tiie lollowl"O .,.,~, er• ooln9 l>u\IMn•• PAlllCVIEW LIMITED, U 1t1
h•<ll 111"", HuntlnQ!On &eec11. C.a .,..,,
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COllPOllATIOl\f •• C.OllfOtlll• CO•· OO"allofll, P 0 Bos l50J. IAu<H le,
CA t701A
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July tt "VG S. 17 " t'IO J!0).4o
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Tho 1~1owl"O "''°" ..... .,._., '"' ul• ol ,.,. Flctlllout 8u•lneu Ne mt l( ... PEEA TEMPS, ..,,., w .. terly
Pl .. • 111. N--1 8H<ll, Ce . .,MO Tllo Fl< lltlou• llu1lrwn Ne,,,. •• fort.ct lo M>ow was lllf'd In O•enqe
CoUftlY on July•. "" D•rlyne l(r.,.~r 1•• C•Orlllo
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Auvu•t I t• Plll04 PuOtl\lltd Ot~ Goe•! Dally Piiot
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l'IC:" TIOU$ •USINl'U NAMI ST,.TIMl!NT
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PICTITIOUS 9USIH(U NAMI' STloTl!MENT
T "" tOllOWl"G pP• \Of'\ I\ 0o•"Q bU\I
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NAMI! STATIMINT
f h • touowtn.o P9' \On\ •'• do1no
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PtCTITIOUS IUSINEU NAM• STATIMl!NT
Th• foHo#i"'Q p.-r\On1 a r@ 001"11
bu'•~O a\ Vl!,TA Ofl "'AA I Ll ... ITEO .. ,., !kM.11 111\ld Hunll...,._ lie .. "
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July H , 1' ""° \ 11 t'llO ~ 10
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PIC'fl Tto-1• •UllNEH NAMl!STATIMI N'f f"• IOllO•ff\O perW»nl .,. Ootr•t °"'ln•u a\ B UYE R P ll OIECTIO N
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"CTIT10U• •UllNIU HAMl ITATIMINT
f n• fQitO.wtnQ ~''°"' et• d0"'9 bu•in•" ., H a 8 11\f Vf \1 .,.ENTS •
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STATIMl'.NT Ofl AIANOOfilMEllT OPUUOfl
fllCTITIOUS •USINIU llAMI
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Thi\ bu\IAP"\ w•\ ronouc1""° D~ •
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r ell•O•"i• ..,.., fltCTITlOUI 9U"NESS
H~IO< -~II 11\1 I• C:.lll~nl• NAMI STATl!MINT
corpot AUon) 1'16) Bee<ft Blvd H'-"'t H•• foUO•inq 0-ft.Of'!\ •rt' dOtftt lnqlon e ... ,,. <> .., ... , bu•IMH .. E N" ()ot,,.,1_.,1 (O<OO"•llon Wfllll CLEANING SERVICE,
I• CAlll0<nl• c0<·ooullon), PO Bor '"" V•I<,,... °''"· Muntl"91on 8oo<ll 1~l. Lou<edl•, CA '10'1• C..lt10<nl• ..,.., Thi• 1111•1,..n I• conduct•d l>W • Sulen ~ ... U V•ICl!er Ori.,.., llmtt..i -1Nnf>IO Mut1!1"9l0" &e«I\. C..lll0tftl• .,..,
HECTOll i#.AllSACH, INC IC•"""" II•' W-. "° S c..ctM HK10t .... ,MK.,, L-.. acl\, C..llf0tftl• tOIU
Pr~I '"'' 11<1\INU h conoucteo D• • '"'' 11et-1 -• lli.d wit" tr. limited -1"9nl>lp C-..ty Cl••' o! 0.-~Yon J"'' ""-' -
15. t'90 Thi\ ·-... filed WIUI -fl1-c-1, C!eA of Ot-C-tv on J"IY V.MUl!L CU91TI ,,.._-, ...... .,,.._A_
..... to N_....., laMdl, CA.,...,
Pu1>11.,,.., Orenoe Cont O.lly Piiot
Jul• 1', Auv J, 11 1'. '"° 110140
PUBLIC NOTICE
fllCTITIOUS 9UllNl!SS NAM• STATl!Ml!NT
fh• lollowlno oerwn• ••• doln9
bu1fne11 M
EAGAL LEASl l\fG, tOOO Q..,all
$1t .. 1. S..llt 170. Nowporl lea<,., (•lllo<nla '1..0
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Goti' rou•,
Thh ,,_.......,,. we• llled "'"" tr. Co1m1, Cleo o! o..,. Count,.,.. July IJ, ,..,
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,.CTITIOUI I USINl!H
NAMI! STAT•lllNT
T ~· lollowtno ~''°"' ••• 001n9 lllUMMU at
SUNSHINE PROOucn. 1117S
U""nder Aw , "°""'•"' Vt ll•y. C1' "'°' llOYO V-""'· 1117) Lawnder
Av• • F-'•'" Yell"· CA'"°'
"·'"° fltUIO PuOll-Ot-G.,.ll 0.lly Piiot, July n . 1' . ..._ s 11. ,.., ~
PUBLIC NOTICE
fllCTITIOUS 9UJINIU NAME JTATl!lll.N'f
Th• 1011-1"0 ~''°"' •r• dol"V 1>u11 ....... THE JAV OllOOP, Ull S-IC•v.
Cot-on• o.1 -• CA m u H•rOIO $ J-. tlll ~ ICr,
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PUBLIC NOTICE
fllCTITIOUI 9UllNl!U NAMC STAT&M•llT
f"# IOllowlnq perM>nt ••• ctolnt bu,, .......
Vl$TA Ol!!l ..._..II 11 llMlll!O,
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84&-9371
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IMITMS' MOITUMY
627 Main St
Hun11ngton Beach
$36-6539
N9'f4WILY
COi.OMA&. fUNIU.L NOMI 1801 Ootea Ave
W..1m1n1ter
993-3525
PUBLIC NOTICE Ntwpon .. Kii, c.. lo• 11 v••••· ,_.._ ___________ _
._,Md -y Ofl A .. 11 10, '"° Slw SUl'l ltlOll COUllT OP THIE
was llOl'fl 111 -·-Oft October ?. ttOt STAT• Of' CALIPOllNIA flOll Siie 11 111rvl¥ed b' 1 ton Oon•td THI COUNTY OP 011.t.NO• Nf' ... •t , ..... I ...,....., MarjOrle Hof· NO. A-IMJH
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W'tC:• OP INTl .. T l'IOTICI II Ml!l l lV OIYIN THAT 1/Wtl (ITV Of LAGUNA H !ACH, ~
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P UBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE Of DEATH OF
MARY C. NEWLANDS,
AND OF PETITION TO
ADMINISTE R ESTATE
HO. A·105*.
To all h e i r s ,
bene ficiaries, c r edi tors
and contingent creditors of
Mary C . N ewlands of
Laguna Beac h, Callfor nla
and persons who may be
otherw ise Interested In the
wlll and/or estate: "'CT~s•us1111!H A petition has be-en flied " n aMtENT
by Eiieen E . Swingle in i.v!~~~o;~ "9''°"' .,. "1"'
the Superior Court of 111oou~11 APARTMENTS,
Oranoe County r~uestlno uoo o •• ,., ••o•. l • Pe1m•,
that Eiieen E . Swlnc;ile be ea"':'~~~ .. OH HUMBOLDT.
appointe d a s per sonal '"" MacAr1t 11vo su11e -· r e p r e sentat ive to a d · 1rv1,...c;,.tt11s
m inister t he estate o f "''' ""'',..~' <onduct•ct D• •
Mary C. New lands <u nder 11"'11..,~~"1 A•"" •
the Independent Ad· a-....::t':-mln lstratlon o f Estat es Tiii\ "" .. f119CI wllll ""'
Ac t l . The --tltlon Is set for c.ou .. iv C1er1o -C.-h "" ..-·-··· t• hearlnv In Dept. No. 3 at '"°""•' .. LLI 700 Civic Center Dr ive, A""'119y,.. LAw
Wut, In the City of ~nta ,..... ..
A n a , Callfornla on Sep· :_~._.~
tember 2. t980 at 10:00 __._.c:.t.r..u n-
OBITUARIES
PUBUctNOTICE
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I F YOU OBJECT to t he A,!;u':';~ ,.°'.~.: 0 •11Y i:i'.!:;
granting of the petition, ,_ ..
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0ono1c1 -'· 1C11S counv.-.
you should either appear P UBLIC IOTICE
at t he hear lnv and st ate ---
y our objections or f ile fltCT•T1ou11u"Nl!n
w r itten obJecllons w ith the ,110 1:.=~T:!,.":,~N•T'• ooinq
court before the hearing . ...,..,.. ......
Your appearanc e may be '"f Ac•c1At unt rr .. •
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i n.nent c r-ltor of the de-'"" ""'1,...., "oNtu•••0 D., • w ~ lirntt.-d ~·O cease-d, you must file yotJr E...,.1 • ._,
claim with the c ourt or r-.1 P.,,,..
present It to the --rsonal 1"" ,-.-1 •" t''"° -"" -~ f'-h ,..,. 0'0<-Cc1uf'lly°" JoJIY representative appclnted ,, ,.._.
by the court within four
months from the date of
first lssuarKe of letters as
provided In Section 700 of
the Probate Code o f
California The t ime for
f ifing claim s w lll not u -
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the file kept by lhe CO\lrt '"• ,.,.._,.,. "''°" ••• "°"'0 Puriu.-o o.-ni 0,.11, Puot If you are Interested In the c.u"""'"" •uq , 11 " ,. ,_ ,,..,..,
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quest w t h the court to re-u .--P UBLIC ~TICE
ce ive special notice of the G•..,. G A..,,_~ 1A1m ~
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D&AR PAT: I know lhat cat food wilh a hl&h
aah cont•t II GOl lood for call, but I've found that
canned food la U.. only klnd which has a rf'laUvely
low ub content. Dry cat food ls • lot less ex
penaive than canned, but ill ub cootent la hlab
Am I 1t~k ~QI lhe expenaive tood It I •ant to
talte 1ood care ol m y cat?
K R , Cotta Mesa
, Y• cu't c.•pare a *1 ,_. ._. caa.H oa
: &lie ..... M..a. ., ............ ,,...*4 -u.e I , .. ,...._. ualy91a mwa • U. laMl. S.•e dry t ea& f...a lau ae.. a.Ila la K ~ c!UM4 feed, bat
Y" laa" .. -. MW le ftpre IMa eM. I n. ftnl *"la to dder•JM &lie dry mat&er
ffll&etl& el &lie feed. lll co.ven.a., to dry wel&bt
baall fer ~part.a aay llldlwWuJ •.ute•t, Hb·
1 trut ta.e • ..._. c.&elll. Fw esaa,ae, If a
caa.e4 ,_. ..._. a •eiRw.re c.&e.t el 71 per· .
1
en& • ....,.ad 7t hem lM ud y .. laawe lk dry ••l&eT c..&etM a. &lie feed -• pertt11t. New yoa
caa teter.IM &lie act.al dry wel&lat c.teat ol uy •••rtea&. U yea an eomparia1 ub ce.&.Ht, divide lbe ! percee&aae listed for Hiia • tM label by U.e dry i ••Un cam&ellt. Tllu, U tM ula muJmam was
I llate4 u 4 perceet ud yoa determlaed Uaat U.e dry
mauer COldeat wH JI perceat, yoo woaJd divide'
by JI to aet dae dry wellld ba1u mulmam ash
I ceateat, wlllcla eqaala 13.3 pertt11t. Thia Hrprtses
maay ~en, ud YM wtJI ftad tllat some dry
cat ,_. are actaally lower a. ub, even thoagb a
~ qalc• lo9' at die label doeu't a.dlca&e Ulla. ~ ' Sep.rate llewfl•• alNI Ram ...
!. J DEAR PAT: l 've beard that if a renter makes
f needed repairs and lhen deducts lhe amount he
paid from his rent, that the landlord can evict him.
• Is this correct'? , M.W., Huntington Beach
No. llftaUa&ory encU. la proldbt&ed by state
law. U yoe laan complaJlled to you laadlord, or
made repaln ud dMac&ed tM co.a fn• 1ou reat a. die .......,...te mawr, ,._ ~ caaaet
e•ld ,_ wt&lda lM .. ,, el ,..,. adlea If Illa or •r .-u 111 II te 1et bad at Y99 fw exerclata•
TilC pr1me rate has come down. So have
interest rat.es on trust deed loans arranged
by Republic.
Now Is the time to borrow. Before Interest
mtm might climb sky hJgh again as 80 many
economists predict.
~·u ftnd we can be Oexi1* fn anangtng
terms and payments. You may borrow from
610.000 toSl.000.000. Tukeanywhere from
~ da)'9 to ave ymrs to repel,)(
You11 Ond wc·re fast. In many cases. we·~
bttn able to ammgc stuable loans W1thtn
48 to 72 hours.
So hun)t Join the RcpublJc and talk over
)'OUT needs With one of the eKper1enced
loan brokers at . Republic Home Loan.
Tbe oompany that's thumbs
dawn on lnta'Clst rates and lblm6a up 00 loans.
' JOl1' TBS RBPUBLIC I
RcgMcBomeLoen
l lllm\rthurBhd.. lmnt.CA 92715
(114) 85H>991
uaei-d Bnlller• <>mara al9o In Enctno Md Covina
., .. ---
•·r.ot o ~''"., 'Nt#n wntf' tn Pat °""" Pot will
Cid rtd top1. Q«U1nu lht ort11t1tta ortd octM>n 11nu nt.-d
to •olw l'IVflll&I••• In uouf'mmmt and bwl"'" Motl '°"' QWltiOnl to Pot 1'11nn. At YC>t4r Seru1e1. Orongt
Cocut Dml11 Ptlof. 1~ 0 BQz 1560. Co•to M110 . CA
tHH Al '"°"JI h'llC'n o.t puanblt wall•t>t art~rfd,
btit phoMd 1riq1ont1 or lf'Urr1 IM>C 1nclud1rt~ tht
rrod1r a /WJ 1K1mr oddroi ond buonru lw1ur1' phont
11Vntbn cannot tH' runstd•rtd Thu coJ urnn a~or.tdo1
lw t urpt S1mdo111
,. .. , leaaJ rtaM.. YM ,.._..be prepaftd &o ~ ••
•e•t &lie ,....,. •r c••Plalat )'M •ade.
F• • fr. pa•plalet, la E•tlWI or 8pHLlla, •
tJll• ... OlMr &hHl rl1llta, HDd a aetf.addreued,
1tam&M'CI, te1a ... lae envelope &o LudJord-TeaHt,
P.O. Bo• Jtt, Muramento 15812.
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DEAR PAT We are thinking about buying a
recreational vehicle, and wonder what ltmd of in·
surance is reqwred. Is it lhe same as for a car.
and must this vehicle be insured for the whole
year even though it isn't used all year'?
K.E . Costa Mesa
The Insurance lnformaUoo laatltute uys that
tbe same lnsunnce pro&ectloa you buy tor yow-
car 11 recommended for your mowr bome or
travel trailer. These covera1es lDclude : bodily la·
Jury llablllty and property dama1e UablUty;
medical payments; colllsion/comprehenslve; and
ulnsured mcMorUl.
la addltloe, some companies ofter recreational
veblcle owaers an additional lnaurance packa1e to
provide reimbursement for t.be foUowla1: cov·
era1e for your persoaal beloeglngs carried lb the
veblcle; addltloaal expenses for temporary llvlbg
facilities, altemale transportation bome and/or
coat ol retumlbg the vehicle If It ls damaged or
destroyed while you are more than 50 mUes from
home; towing and labor charges foUowlD1 vehicle
breakdowa; damage to awnlngs or olber stnac·
tare• med with or attached to your motor home ;
cleaa·•P coals charged by a fire department
followlng a nre involving your vehJcle; aad llabUI·
ty for bodily injury or property damage which
happens to other people whJcb ocnrs lJI or on tbe
vehicle.
Many lbsurance companies offer coverage
flexible enough to refled lndlvldual travel
circumstances. If, Uke most recreaUonal vehicle
owners, you use your unit for three months during
the year, your premium (Giil ls baaed on that
period ol ue. Insurance on t.be IUlll 11 lb force for
tbe whole year.
(JACK ANDERSON J.
REVEALS in the DAILY PILOT
T...eday, Augiat 12, 1980 DAIL y PILOT A8
con••aa641·1289 '"'--••HK* -.,o495-04()1
lM2C.-~-
4S•ft 01et* '""" •• A•Wf l'IL_... t
Stncelll••
CBS News cor·
re s pondent
Bernard Kalb
has taken a cue
from his
brother, Marvin,
and is moving to
NBC. Bernard
will be State
Department re-
porter.
CORRECTION
There was an error 1n the 8110mc> ad in the
Dally Pilot and the Santa Ana Register The
correct copy is
20" BREEZEBOX
FAN
was 24.99
Now$17.88
HUNTINGTON BEACH
(
View Ho-me:_Cost
RiAes for Nudes
LA JOLLA (AP> -The house with 33 rooms
overlooldnl a nudists' beach coet S2 million lo
build. Today, eight years later, it's still looking for
permanent occupant.a but the price hu 1one up.
in a bankruptcy auction in l97S, it went for
$750,000.
Financier Kevin Rogan, lhe current owner ,
put it oo the market last year unsuccessfully for $9
millioo. Now he's asking S13.5 million.
A sales spokesman said lhe 2,000 mailers in
English and Arabic have been sent out and two
serious offers received for the rambling bou.se with
~.000 feet of flooring under a copper roof.
RABIES
CLINIC
SHOTS s300
SpoMCMM by P.A.W.S.
...tCttyofl"liM
PLACE:
IRVINE POLICE DEPT.
PARKING LOT
Jamboree & McGaw
TIME
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Aug. 13
7 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
BRIEF.~ ) SUM it all up
In the 1••aJ~ji." .. ~l._..~,.i•( , .. ) .. 1
The sun's rising, and as it rises so does the
. demand for electricity. A s t0e day gro\v hotter,
air conditioners and other appliances click on in
homes, sto res and factories. The electric load soars ...
far beyond normal demand. You can help lighten
this load -and delay building expensive new generating facilities -b y
clicking off appliances during afternoons, when demand peaks.
Please.
Give y:our appliances
the afternoon off ~·click:·
Southern California Edison
E
AJ• OA.ll V AlOT COMICS I CROSSWORD
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by lrad MdlrHR PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch
"'I'd admit he's my dog. but there's some
question about who owns whom!"
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
'i 12.
MISS PEACH
MIRO, MIRO
ON Tµi;: WALL 1
WHOS TME <i~EATEST
PAINTEROf THEM ALL?
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CAMP &iXPE~IENCE'
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THE FAMILY Cl RCUS by Bil Keane
"Somebody crayoned on that man's orm "
DENNIS THE MENACE
J. 0.~
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FUNKY WINKERBEAN
...... -STAI( ~16UT WHERE
'f'OV ARE, OR I'll
POUND '{OU!
™lb WILL BE ONE OF
40UR BEITER OA'.>5 ~15 t.>EARI
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by Tom Batiuk
50 EXERCJ5E. CALffiON
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by Jeff MacNelly
"Actually he's • Tomato Juice Hound. (He hates
blood.)"
especially if therte _~--
in orthopedics . ~
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
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y.y VO•CE l>l1H IS --<
by Mell Lazarius
We OON'i l(NOW. I ~
POt~ON !VY '1.;PPose o
TO Sf! A MINO-SLOWING t!'XPEltlc~
GORDO
ORABBLE
~N NAME. 1 S NORMAN
OUS6l £ '· l'M '4001<.
FRtwl M
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
WH'f OOE.5 E.\J'ERYONE ?
Hmt. Of l'O\STS I JmN •
lHE'f SEf t'f'f OfFIC£ f\S
AN EXPEt4S Nf
lt)P;1UP£
Oft1Sl"R
NOW
HE:AR "fH IS.'
OUR P.A"T"ISN-r
L..le>RARY Wlt..L-ee CL.OS SP "fH IS weeKE:N c:>, GANG,
AS e o"f'H BOOKS
.ARe ou-r.1
-'/00 COOLD HAVE
sruo1ro SOMETHING
~ea;. \_p.a,J FOO
EXRMP\.E .
SOUNDS L.ll<f: '"(HE:
HOSPl "T"A I..-e oARD
HAS vo-re:P 1-rse:t.F
A NO"f'HE:R ~A l SE:
by Gus Arriola
by Kevin Fagan
by Lynn Johnston
NR\-\~-~YEPiS
f\RE ~u
CPOO~S .
TOOA Y'S CROSSWORD PUULE
TU MBLEWEEDS
I HAVE TO (,( l DACI\
TO fHE ()HJ(( 'vfl
Mf.l.ANIE ANO I l.1..
OR1VE \'OU HOME '
-------.--rr WILL YEW JEL.l.. VER PAlx;+ffER
r
1HA1 HER CLEEN-CUT,APPL.E -
CHEEKED, Al..L.-ERL.V AM ERICAN
6'.J'{ IZ HERE: 1W SEE HER?!
by Tom K . Ryan
OF COUf\SE!.. ~UT FIRST,
nilS PAUSE FOR SE'.'.VERAL
MINU"ll:S OF HV'STERICAL-
1..AUGHIER ...
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14 S...u ·~ 65 lllMC1 11egi
15 Mi nne dirtoe-66 IJ1k tdo
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17 Sh11 oene-
19 Gin s name 68 S"'Q
iQ SllO•elS 69 Wel$rltnan s
21 Set>0us
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27 Polrte
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Edwald -
34 Oismount.O
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37 Kang1100
38 Equ.p
39 Edits
• 1 Received
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50 Fl.e
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52 North Ster
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name
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2 Oucllle
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5 Big jOllt
Slang
6 Ltkely
7 Menager,.
8 See btrd
9 Tale
10 Burrow
11 Great L11o.e
12 Lambs
13 L.eth
18 Takeout
22 Goes up
24 SOICt
25 As1an1
27 French r9Yo-
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29 Atrttan rover tube Suffix
31 Gas 52 Dad
32 looo SJ Stove pe"
33 l avtSllH S4 LAO
lond~s on 5S Muttonfish
36 Resource 57 Cargo veue4
39 Sonar's Ion 58 Authof -
40 RectuslVe Chase
44 Bakery orod· 59 Sign gas
uct 62 Obstr\lci
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ORANGE COUNTY
lolt TralRfng
Earn-learn Plan
Off er 'd by OCC
Orance Coast Colle&• 1n l'ooa
Meaa will offer a apM&a1
rederally·fund d Job tra1n1n1
pro1ram tlUa fall that pays 1tu
dents whUe they lHrn
The-pt'Olram l f\ind~ by the
Departmeat of Labor and 15 •d
mialater~ tbrou1h the Com
prehenslve Employm~nt and
Tralnlna Act <CETA)
The colleae <'lln train quaWy
in& students &none of t1 vtt fields
m achine shop technology. v.eld
101. water treatment pl•nt
operallon, electronics 11nd c'I\ 11
technology.
Dave Pr1te, director or the
training program at the college,
said students study ror 35 hours
a week and are paid S3 10 an
hour
The ~ of th<• tralrun1. h•
said. ui to quality studl'nb lo
find jobl In pnvatl' bu'41nl' s and
1ndu1try whc-n the two month
pro1ram It. complt'ted
Price ald lhl' <'oll.-ate also or
rers • sepant•·. 30 hour • w~k
pr<>1ram for non Enahah speak
Ina tudena who need to learn
tht' lan1ua1e ~fore they can
com(>de for JObs
Those lntere t~d may t all
Pn<'e at ~ S6M tor inform»
t1on He said 1tpphcanlb mu..'t be
sc r et:ned through toe 11 I Man
power offices before they can be
accepted into the program
fall clas~es begin at OCC on
Sept 8
Catalog
Tel/,s UC/
Programs
CupllW of C Irvine'& Ullk>-81
Oeneral C:alaloit are on ule
Pro1pective students and
uthtr1 1nltHtuted In the
• c a d eo 01 1 <' p r o a r a m s a n d
anvicca available at the wU·
vt'n1ly l'kf\ obt1un a catalog by
•endln& l2 to the Cashier's Of.
~Ice. UC Irvine, Calif . 92717.
Checks hould be made out to
UC Re1enlJ1
Copies also are on sale for
St SO each at the campus
bookstore on the ground floor of
tht> Student Services Building,
the campus Parking Office on
Bridge Road and at the
Un1vers1ty Extension lnforma-
t1on Office 1n the University
Town Center across the street
from lhe campus
: Air Quality
I Phone Line
Count~· t~air •
,
1 'Success' t ~year-old telephone answer
t• ing service that tells you every
( thing you ever wanted to know 'f. about smog -but were too
~ ~realhless to ask is a s uccess,
~ tts orgaruzers claim.
Pictorial Record
Worth Cash Prize
il · The toll-free line, reached by
d ialing (800 ) 242-4666, is
coordinated by the South Coast
Air Quality Management Dis·
trid.
Executive officer J .A "Jeb"
Stuart said the line gives ozone
readings and forecasts and 1s be·
ing used daily by dozens of
c allers from Orange, Los
Angeles, Rive r side and San
Bernardino counties.
The district's staff answers all
sorts m questions ranging from
when to jog to where to live.
Besides the toll-free line, the
district also offers other re·
gional recordings with daily
for ecasts, smog r eadings and
open burning reports.
In Orange County, those num·
bers are 870-7844 for the
nortbem section, 991 -8900 for the
central section, 892-2884 for the
western section and 493-2442 for
t.be soulh east.em section.
Open burning forecasts for
Orange County are reached by
calling 991-9330.
The 1980 Orange County 1-·a1r
may be gone, but a late photo-
graphic contest is being staged
to make sure it isn't forgotten.
The aim of the so-called
"Many Faces of the Fair" con-
test is to find the one picture
that best captures the s pirit of
the event, said Russ Williams,
photography supervisor.
He said any photographer
may submit up to three prints-
black and white or color-for
judging. The winner will get a
$100 cash prize, with $75 for
second place and $.50 ror third.
The winning photos and other
entries will be displayed during
the 1980 fair and may be used for
other displays throughout the
year. Williams said.
Prints must be at least 8 by 10
inches and mounted on
cardboard that is at least 11 by 14
inches. Each print must come
from a single negative.
The photographer's name, ad·
dress and telephone number
must be on the back of the
mounting board. Prints should
be submitted to the fair's Ad·
ministration Office, 88 Fair Drive
inCost.aMesa,nolaterlhan4p.m .
New Service!
(,
F
Monday,Aug.18.
Judging will take place at 7
p .m Aug 20 in the fair 's
Memonal Gardens Building.
CSLB Offers
Speaker Plan
The Univers ity Speakers
Bureau at Cal State Long Beach
is offering speakers to communi-
ty groups on a variety of sub-
jects
University and staff members
speak on s uch themes as stress
management , consu m er
economics, women's assertive-
ness and sp0rts.
The bureau says speakt.C' are
experienced in their fields and
can discuss their s ubjects on an
informaJ basis and answer ques-
tions directed to them.
More information is available
by calling Karen Wayman,
coordinator of the Speakers
Bureau, at (213) 498-4156.
each way
; Orange County
to Seattle
on the Top Banana
when you buy a round-trip ticket.
Introducing our new service to Seattle -2 convenient lights every day.
The only no-change~of·plane service from Orange County to Seattle!
50% off. Every coach seat, every flight. every day through September 15.
All you have to do is buy a round-trip ticket!
Just call a Travel Agent. your Corporate Travel Arranger. or Hughes Airwest:
Burbank (213) 247-8333 Orange County (7 14) 540-2060
Los Angeles (213) 772·5100 Ontario (714) 933-8585
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Fresh Dally Local Mushrooms ...... 9k lb.
Large Iceberg Lettuce ............ 39( bead
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Lean Ground Beef 1 grd houri> , ... 1.49 lb.
Lean Ground Beef Patties
10 Jb. box, 40 paUles .14.90 bI.
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FRESH LOCAL SWORDf1SH ...... 4.t8 lb.
Fresh f1kt of Pacific Red Snapper t.tl lb.
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Chablis or Vin Rose mi0 m111. . . . .... I.at
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United Press International .
reports hour by hour updates
of the Democratic National
Convention as it progresses
beginning Monday, August 11
at 7:30 a.m. on
KWVE-FM 108
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Daily wrap-ups each
following morning at
6:30 a.m.
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NEW YORK (P ) -"The God-.
father" movies provided an in·
tri1uln1 look in.aide organ.i&ed
crime, "and tbe atorle• were
well done -tboulb they would
be just two pieces in our
puzzle," says Richard Alan Sim·
moos, producer o f •'The
Gangster Chronicles" for NBC.
" 'The Godfather' was one
man's family," says Simmons,
.. ..,d we have a inuch broader
fteld -the entire bhtory and
IOCiolofry of or1anized crime -uad we wU1 be trying to deaJ
with it with u much lllumina·
Uoo u poalble."
P&ODUCTION BEGAN not
lent qo oo the series, which
eventually could encompau 100
boun ol air time over five yean
-maybe more. Simmons, who
apent a decade reaearchln1 the
aubject, bu an order from NBC
for 13 proerama, "and If all goes
well,'' be says, "we could con·
ceivably continue the project for
several years."
Simmons desc ribes "The
Gan aster Chronicles" as a study
of or1anned crime in the United
St.at.es "from the inside looking
out, rather than from the outside
lookln1 in -the way it haa
always been done before."
The series will focus, at least
at the •tart. on the eventa and
relationthips that shaped the
Uvea ol three men who would
nan or1anbed crime -Charles
"Lucky" Luciana, "Bu1sy"
Slesel and Michae.l Lasker.
SIMMONS' PLAN is to begin
"The Gangster Chronicles" 111
1907. with the three primary
characteni still young, and de·
velop their lives over seven
hours' programming to 1931 , and
a meeting in Chicago during
which, the producer says ,
"crime wu organized.
"Through the lives of these
people," he says, "we'll see why
it happened and how it happened.
Kalpb Salerno, a rellred New
York City policeman , is a
technical adviser on the project.
"We've tried to gel it right,"
Simmons says, "not from the
point of view of the poLice. but
from the standpoint of the his·
tory and economy and sociology
of the time.
"WE'LL BE d ealing with
thin1s never seen before re1ard·
ln1 the lives of the people behind
organized c rime.·· Simmons
says, "the joys and tragedies of
marriage and birth, the detailed
drama of thelr personal lives."
Simmons, who wrote the "The
Gangster Chronicles," says the
original plan was to him on loca·
tion in New York . Los Angeles,
and Atla ntic City, N J For
various reasons . at least the
first seven hours now will be
produced in Hollywood
The first program probably
will be broadcast sometime In
October
"The Gangster Chronicles"
already has stirred something of
a controversy. A Surrogate
Court judge in Morristown. N.J ..
reading of NBC's plans for the
series, wrote Brandon T artikoff,
the president of NBC Entertain-
ment.
"I HOPE YOUR television
series . will include the na-
tionalities of all the political
grafters throughout the United
States who are silent partners or
beneficiaries of the Mafia. The
Mafia 1s not made up of Italians
or Jewi11h people only."
Tartikoff says the series "wtll
not be a glorification of crime. It
will make it clear that crime
does not pay, but at the same
time 1t will sbow the human side
of these men "
Drummers Compete
They number in the
thousands. They range In age
from 12 t o 21 and practice
thousands of boun to compete in
a show that may lut no tonier
than thirteen minutes.
•'The 1980 Drum Corps In-
ternational Championship" Is
the Super Bowl and World Series
combined for these young peo-
ple, and the spectacular season
fina le will rur Sunday at noon on
KOCE, Channel 50.
The four-hour program will
feature the top twelve corps In
the United States and Canada In
a combination of choreographed
maneuvers and mu.sac. running
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What's Missing
The Whitt-Shadnw" will be eclipsed by the
Democratic !'l/atwnal Convention on CBS, Chan·
nel 2, ton1~ht hut 1f the pohtlral wrangling ends
by 9 pm . }ou'll Rt'l to '>t't a movi e "Death
Squad" w1lh Ml'lvyn D1>uglas. Robert Forster
and Claude Akm!>
lf not. look for a rerun of "The Rockford
Files" whenever
On ~BC. Ch<.1nnel 4. the popular 7 30 pro·
gram Sha Nu Na will be moved to a 9 o'clock
slot followed at 9 30 by "Circle of Stars."
ScratC'h "Tht· M1'>adventures or Shenff Lobo"
normally seen at 8 ·
ABC. Channel 7 stall has the winning hand
with lhe second half of the Oscar wmmng movie
"The BndRe on the River Kwa1 " al 9 Alec Gui·
nt>ss turns tn po-s!>1bly his best performance in
a d1strngwshed career in this one
That should make up for not being able Lo
""'dtch "Happ) Oavs anr1 · Laverne and
l.ih1rley "
by Armatrong I B•tluk
Real Reruns
Why ·''ot Re-vive Oldies? ..
• 8 > PETER J . BOYER
LOS A!IJGF.LES 1AP1 I'm afraid that Wlthout .. ome help
Fred Sllverm~ won 't be able to keep his promise about makini
NBC No l by Christmas. ""hJch 1s onl~ 135 days away
Some help has arn\'ed in the fo rm of lhe act.on' strilce. NBC's
chances for success lll the fall sea.son are consideubly enhanced
by the poss1b1ht)' that there wiU be no fall season. at lea.st not the
one that was planned by the three networks
Instead. NBC could usemble a fall schedule comprising great
series from it.a past While the other two networks were sputtering
along, NBC could be rehv1ng LeleV1s1oo's Golden Age
A sample NBC All-Star schedule
-SUNDAY "Esso Newsreel," a htUe feature from NBC's
1~ season. wbJch could compete With "60 Mtnutes" for the news·
information audience "I Love to Eat," another favonte from that
vintage year. with James Beard cooking "Campus Hoopla," a
variety show from the '47 sea.son that was set in a campws soda
shop
MONDAY NBC couJd borrow from NBC's vanou.s Mondays
through the years. starting the eveomg with "What's My Name?"
with Paul Winchell and Jerry Mahoney 'Voice of Firestone," a
selection of documentaries on such subjects as vocational gddance
and dairy farming, could follow. or" Arthur Murray's Party "
Tanya HDberts. newest star
o f TV series "Charlie 's
Angels," waves to children
during a taping of ABC's
"Kid s Are People Too" in
Ne·w York
-TUESDAY I'd Like to see these s hows from NBC Tuesdays
past "~al King Cole," "The Bob Cummings Show," remember
'SchultzJe'>', "Dragnet." and, of course, "My Mother the Car "
WEDNESDAY Tb1s 1s reaJJy an all-star mgbt in NBC's his-
tory "Wagon Tra111." "Father Knows Best," "The Virginian" aod
"I Spy ..
on KOCE
the gamut from classaC'al lo big
band and rock
Hosting the s pectacle are
Oscar and Emmy award-winner
Rita Moreno . M iam i TV
anchorman Steve Rondinaro;
a nd Jim Peck, formerly of
Chuck Barris Productions an
Hollywood.
TIIU RSDA Y · The best show NBC ever had on Thursday.
maybe any night. was Groucho Marx's "You Bet Your Life." But
there were others "Jefferson Drum." frontier editor; "Bachelor
Father," one of my personal favontes, and "Dr Kildare."
FRJDAY f'or old t1mes ' sake, let's start the evening with
"The Herman Hickman Show," from 1952. Mr. Hickman was a
former Yale football coach, who talked about his days on campus
and read poems It would be a nice lead-in for "Life of Riley " to
be followed by "The Thin Man" and ''Thnller " A perfect Friday
schedule.
SATURDAY is easy You've got to start with "People Are
Funny," starring Art Linkletter In that peculiar dunce cap he used
to wear, followed by "Brains and Brawn," a 1958 selection that
pitted audience teams comprising someone with intellectual skills
and someone with athletic sldlls (it lasted three months). Saturday
would also feature "Flapper ," "Get Smart" and "My Little
Margie."
&tween llnJl&len
~ is pomible.
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Kaye Ballard Excellent
In Sebastian's Comedy
Tllere ar~ lhr lhtn11 one
ma)' took for ln a OfO'i" TibbJ
comedy an abundance of
l1u1hltr. • •~ntr<>u• do e ut
Catholkbm and a stranae an
abUlt y to t'rHte a ntiafactory
eoneh•kln
Havln1 11ven us "Under
Papa'• Picture," "lAOnardo the
F lorentino"
and " unny
V 6U Should
Ask" over the
past f 1vt'
year~. Sfba•
ttan 1 Wut
.Dlnnt'r
Playhou se
c ha r t s 1l ~
fourth
journe)' mto ••u . .a•o
Tibbles territory with "Apart
ment 8 Slnkes Back " As usual.
1t 's a play with a terrific pre·
mise but a bit weak on the follow
through
This one. however, has one
e n ormous plu s the
performance of Kaye Ballard in
the central role of an Italian
~~us :
ant~re hntii. as are most of the
characters. but it never really
develops. dHpite Miss Ballard's
insistent proddl.ng.
She is quite marvelous in her
character not your basic mov
1e or TV star schlepping through
a play. but a fine actress dol.llg
comedy and well. Aod she is
engaging as a woman who
sha re-s an a partment with her
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RICHARD CANSINO overacts
ll hi.lmeles ly as a Puerto Rican
JIU n k brought k 1c k1ng and
screaming into the "o ther
world." though his ddaplahon to
tht· old ladies' ~ocial Hfe is quite
funny Highly impressive 1s
Luisa Lesch1n as Cans1no's ''old
lady." a 16 year old girl who
isn't qwte beyond saving Her
last scene with Miss Ballard is a
sktllfuJ departure from the high·
volume bickering which charac·
terizes their relationship
"Apartment 8 Strikes Back"
marh the return of Dan Verre
to the director's chair at Sebas
uan's after two years Verre has
mounted a production that is en
tertamin~ but ne\'er quite filling ,
with most of the blame falhng to
pla) wnght T1bble:.
Nevertheless. he has Kaye
Ball ard v.ho <1ll ac k s her
l'harac·tt-r with a gusto and vigor
that 1!> ~ ~harp as her raz.or
tipped umbrella The shov. runs
n1ghll) except :.1onda)s through
Sept 28 at Seb.ist1an's 140
Aven1da Pico. San Clemente
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forma ll y and ha ve their
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terr orizing the lol'al senior
citizens. With the help of her
brother. a karate pror1<:1ent
priest. she even takes a pair or
hostages
MISS BALLAR D w ork s
diligently to breathe li fe into
Tibbles' tired script (her reac·
tion to he r first taste or man
juana is particularly a scream>.
but the play simply has too
many loose ends to be complete
ly entertaining The s1tuat1on 1s
As the elderly sister. Camala
Ashlend is hard pressed to hold
up her end of the stage and of
f ers little dimension sn her
performance Frank Loverde
gives a good account of hirru.elf
as their clerical brother who, for
some reason or other. g~s off to
take a nap thr ough much or the
play He dot>s. however. present
a n effective authority figure
the Orange Count' premie re of
.. rtr'>t Monda) In 01.'tober.· a
dramatic· rnmt•<h <Jbout the first
v.<>ma n .iµpo1nteri to the
Supn•nw <'11urt will be held
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p m Jt th(' l.aguna ~oulton
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v.omc•n v.1th W\Pral good roles
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Family .tlot•ip .ffe«-ea
Hollywood Discovers Utah
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Hollywood cow-
boys have long been digging their booted toes into
the red Utah dust, squjnting into the camera under
the desert sun. These days, the state is mo re than
a backdrop it 's home to the whole show.
A growing community of film makers. alienat·
ed by Hollywood's morality and high costs -or
both -has found fertile soil in Utah's economic
and social climate .
"P EOPLE ARE SHOCKED when they learn
bow many films are being made here," s aid P aul
McGuire, a former New Yorker now with Utah's
Linton Productions. "Utah is a phenomenal place
for movie production -but it's still almost a
secret."
Hollywoood film companies often use Utah for
location shoot1ng. Dir ector John Huston and actor
John Wayne made SOJll e of their best-known
westerns on the state 's vast deserts. a m ong its de·
licate sandstone arches or high 1n its moun-
tains And actor Robert Redford, who lives m Utah
near his Sundance ski resort, filmed "Jeremiah
Johnson'' and parts of "The Electnc Horseman"
here.
But the stale is more than scenery In the past
decade, about 50 feature films -for TV and
cinema -have been shot aJmost entirely in Utah,
many by hom e-grown companies.
ONE LURE FOR FILM makers is Utah resi·
dents' strong support for family entertainment.
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film tndustr). orphanE:'d by Holly v.ood ~cause
many there consider a · G · rat1ng the kiss of
death
Sixty percent or Utah ·~ residents are members
of the Church or Jesus Chn$t of Latter day Satnts
-a faith that empha51zcs wholesome family ac-
tivities
Except for Wall Drsne> Productions. most G·
rated fil ms now hail from utah. tncludmg hjts hke
"The Life and Times of Gnzzly Adams." "The
Lin coln Cons pira<'y," "Where the Red Fero
Grows." and "In Search of Noah'l> Ark ..
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VttS. W:Ork Force Aging
Mo P opl 65 R mainin on Job
8 y am Cll a at I -----·-.. EW YORK lncreaa1nc
•"8aberl ol Am•riuni around ~.at• h.•~e h1l on 1 re ~ lnl\•lkWI fi1hUn1 llC' Uct NCI& r.urlnt
Until U.. pul f w )'Ht1, ~
vWon ol I *'• and protperowi retlr•meQt wu an lnle1raJ part
ol the Anwrlca.n d,..•m E\" ry
year, treater and 1n1ler
per(en\q1 of older JK"OPI• lei\
t.be work fore to pun n.te il
atJT NOW. tt0n0m1st.s at N'w
York'• Mcwsen Guaranty Trust
poln\ out, there are ••&n that
that lona-eatabU.hed trt'nd 11
cbao1in&
From lllM to t'75, fur cum
pie, lbe percutqe ol men 6S
and over IUJI m lbe Job martt't
fell from almoet 40 to Zl 7 But
since then it has barely dedancd
at all; in im it stood at 20 And
tMre is a good chance, Morgan
Guaranty argues, that 1t wlll
start rising ln lbe 1980s
Some rea.sons for W s change
lo attitude are plain The
greater the rate ol 100at1on, the
lesa secure people are likely to
feel about the futgre purchas1.ng
power of their re\iremeol in·
comes.
AFTER ALL, AT a 10 percent
inflation rale, it takes only a Ut·
tle more than seven years for
the cost of living t.o double.
Some other forces al work are
a little more subtle.
"Government policy, which
formerly encouraged older
workers lo retire, now Is tilting
ln lbe otbtt dlrttllon.'' Mora&•n
0 u a ran\)' notes
A policy ot mandatory l'f'U"'
mtnt •t a l pl'IOhJbltf'd lo many
ty~1 ol work, and mcrciu 1.n
Soria! St"<"uraty bf.neflta hav"
~n lmpnJvC"d for lhou who put
off their tt-Urf'm("n\ p111l that ••• OF C'O llSE, T11U~ ii an emv
ttonal aubJt"<'t Anyoor who hh
been working lor many yH rw
to"' •rd a speC'1f1 C' retireme nt
1oal, ('()ftUibuUna lurae amounb
to Social Sttunty amd u vl.na on
his o"'n as well, 111 likely to
bt-come agitated 1f told that at
no"' ~wts the destrt'!I of the coun
Ir) for htm to r hange tho~e
pl&Dll
But the fact 11> that 1t wou.ld be
converuent tn several ways 1f he
we re to do so Flrst or all. the
over-all labor force ts expected
to arow much more slowly in the
1980s than n did lD lbe 1970s. now
that the post-World War II baby
boom generation has come of
age
·'As a consequence , there will
be a risi.ng demand for older
workers," says Morgan "Tap·
ping lha\ repository of ex
perience and knowhow will be
helpful at a lime when the nauon
faces problems of lagging pro·
ductivity."
THERE IS ANOTHER re ·
a son: "As a large prol>ortion of
workers in their 60s continues t.o
wortt, preuures on lhf nauon•a
rettrtmtnt re..ourc 1 will uu "
That lul 1enlt'nc 11 • 1entlt
w•y ol 11yln& thal later retire-
'menta mi!Jhl help avert a
nl1htm1&rl h altu•UOn 10 the
)Uri ahead
The youth explo Ion of the
past twu d •cadt-:1 u1 pasl, and
Amerir81\8 arf6 &ettlng older AJI
olhc:r tJun111 t>.tn1 equal, that
an c;1tnli lbtl pl"Otipect of more and
more retlr~~s . with com·
puaUvely fewer active workers
to support theretiremen\system.
Social ~curlty us a particular
i.or~ llpot. The payroll tax, lbat 11 uppOrh thts program has
already been raised substantial-
ly, and i.s due to go up a lot more
In lhe next few years . ln 1981
alone, the maximum tax paid by
a worker 1s scheduled to jump
about 2S percent, to $1,975.
Bl'T ntAT BARELY begins
lo answer the question of where
the system will get the revenues
1t will need in the future -
especially early in the next cen-
tury, when the baby-boomers
start reactung retirement age
Already there are calls, as in
the current Fortune magatlne.
for raising the Social Security
retirement age from 6S to 68.
Whatever form they take.
don't be s urprised 1f you see
more "incentives to postpone re·
llreme nt" in the future. To
paraphrase Walt Kelly, as the
search begins in earnest for so-
meone to bail the troubled
system out, we have s een the
most Wcely candidate, and he is
us
I Energy-saving
Mesa Firm Cited
The King Engineering Co has earned an
energy management award for innovallons that
are chalking up energy savings 1n its Costa Mes a plant
Jerry A King. company president, received
the award fr!>m J ames Kennedy and Gary Pikop,
Southern Cahforma Edison Co offi cials
"Upon opening its manufacturing plant in
1979," Kennedy said ... King Engineering convert-
~d to energy-saving lighting to achieve initial sav
Wl MITZI WELLS mgs over design specifications or 155,316 kilowatt
hours per year. a savings equal to 250 barrels of
costly imported 011 .. ABOUT A SECOND Kenned y s aid Edison is a ppealing to · customers to take mventones of their electricity
TRUST DEED LOAN usage to determine how they can use energy more
efficiently.
Up ~o S50Q~OO The Energy Management Award LS presented I ' j to commercial and industrial customers which con g serve energy effectively, he added.
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I N MARCH, PACIFIC TELE PHONE an·
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PacTel also is seeking permission to increase
its rate of return from 10.2S percent to 13.47 per-
cent. The hike, it said, is needed to meet higher
costs for the year ending o~. 31, 1981.
On April 2. PacTel was given $227.2 million of
a S337 million rate increase it sought on an
emergency basis The PUC said it would consider
the remaining SllO million along with the $794
million application.
IF 111E FULL S'7t4 MlLLION i.s granted, the
surcharge -or rent -for a customer's first phone
would climb from 60 cents lo $1 a month. Basic
lifeline and residential measured service rates
would stay the same.
But the basic flat rate in Los Angeles and San
Francisco areas would go from S6 a month to $8.50
Elsewhere. where PacTel's Zone Usage Measure·
ment is not in etrect, the Oat residential rate would
go from $5.70 to $8.20 a month.
The basic business phone rate would go from
$7 to $9 a month wilb the call-usage aUowance be·
ing eliminated.
Among olber increases, the cost for verifying
a busy line or lnlerrupting a conversation would go
from 2S to SO cents.
Datsun Raises Price
CARSON (AP I -Prices for new Datsun
passenger cars and trucks are going up by an
average 4.5 percent, or S29S per car, the fourth
increase for 1980 models this year, Nissan USA has
announced.
The U.S. distributor of Datsuns for the No. 2
Japanese automake r , said "continuing
Inflationary pressures in Japan and a slenificant
change in the yen-dollar relation.ship dunni the
last few monlhs were the contributing factor'' to
the increases.
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SAN FRANCISCO
(AP> The staff of lbe
Public Utilities Com-
miasion plans to recom ·
mend ~ project using
Utab coal In a Nevada
power plant to supply
electric po wer to
CaUfomia, according to
a Newspaper report.
However, the stall
also favors acaling lbe
project, first su1iested
20 years ago, to delete
strip-mining coal near
Bryce Canyon National
Park, slurry pipes to
move the coal and a
power plant near St.
George, Utah
The San Franc isco
Examiner reported that
lhe staff will r ecom-
mend the plan to the
commission Aug 18
The paper r e ported
that a commis s i on
source told it that the
changes would eliminate
most obJect1ons to the
plan wtth a new loss of
only 15 percent of the
power
J e ckle. an 1,800-pound black Brahma bull. cra6Ms through st:,.ro
foam and balsa wood wall during fllmmg of malt hquor ad for T V
Like other personalities, Jeckle has a stand-m and tus hoofprmts
are preserved m cement
The staff recommen·
d a t ion c alls f or a
2.000-meg awatt plant
near Las Vegas. which
would obtain coal from
central Utah on existing
ra il lines. the pape r
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t rans ro1tted o ver 180
miles of transm1ss1on
lines to Cahforma
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Defense F'und says 1t op·
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NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
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CLOSING FIGURE 952.39
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Both Pot, Kettle
Appear as Black
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
Would you like to be asked lo demonstrate that you
ha\.: '"good character " before being aJlowed lo buy stock
1n a rompany? Ridiculous as it may seem , that's the road
being traveled by a San Francisco-based hodgepodge,
Foremost McKe~son
"Hodgepodge" 1s used advisedly This company was
glued togethf'r m 1967 by joining a bag dairy <Foremost>
with a large wholesaler of drugs and Liquor (McKesson·
Robbms 1 The result as a corporate casserole in which the
followmg products are ste wing
FOREMOST Mll.K AND COTTAGE cheese ; Muelle r's
~paghelll and macaroni, McKesson Che mical s alt cake
and c;oda as h Milkman cocoa mix and Magic Shell ice
cream topping Sparkletts , Crystal and Alhambra bottled
"'ale r . G;.il11ano It
queur o;ua\l' \o\tne'>
Ballanlm,,·., S<·otrh anrl
~1ount c;.n rum . Sun
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Tree
~tcK es.,on C'hemu·a l et h) lenf' glycol. and Armor All pro-
lccl1\c chemicals
fl's quale a mtxtun· bes t c haracterized by the failure
r1f these 1ngred1C'nts to Jell In the latest Forbes roster of
the lop 500 comµa n1e!). Foremost McKesson ranks 143rd in
sale!) and 466th an profits If )OU had bought stock in the
1·nrrapany at the lime of lhe 1967 merger . you would have. :~ally taken a bath The> ve never gotten back to those
levels
It Y.a.s because the~ had all the appearance of a
stumbhng giant that the ~f1am1 wheeler -dealer investor
\'actor Po:..nl'r "'as attracted to foremost-McKesson.
Posner dJre('ted one of has units. Sharon Steel, lo ac·
cumulate <>hares and Sharon now owns about 9.5 percent
of Foremost \!cKesson
T HE FOR E~OST-M cK ESSON MANAGEMENT has
been res1stmg the advances of Posner for five years, citing
at limes hts unsavor» reputation Posner has had various
run im "'1th the Securities a nd Exchange Commission. and
he as under 1nvest1gat1on by a federal grand jury for possi-
ble violations of tax laws
One "''Ould think that the long-suffenng shareholders of
Foremost-McKesson would welcome any kind of intrusion,
but the management of the company hu been able lo foil
Posner in tus attempts to grab a larger chunk or shares
Those managers are s till womed about a Posner takeover
threat They want to t'ontLnue to run the company.
As a resuJt, at lhe Foremost McKesson annual mttl·
mg last month the management rammed through an
a m endment to the company's bylaws Taking advantage of
lhe fact lhat the company d.Jstnbutes dru&S and liquor both
hlgbly regulated fields 1. the ch.lei honchos -and their
lawyers -concocted a stipulatJoo that if anyooe deemed
lo be "unsuitable" by government authorities tried to
gather more than 10 per cent of the company's stock, the
djreclors could bar such a sale
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<AP> Th• car wH ....... la.., ud lhe flrtt
.. verUMllMlaLI caUed It
.,elelUl." It died iD t• after attempts to MU tt u "nUty" and
''UuiftJ" fal.Mcl.
It •• &be !*el, Ford Moe. Co. '1 .... mUUoft
•U.•pt to talle aaother piece of the medium
price car manet.
ALTHOUGH IT'S
btea 21 years 1htff an
l!dael waa nunufac·
tared, about 3,000 of
lbem are allll on the
road. Over the weekend.
some 100 ol them were
here for the Intern•·
lion al Edle1 Club· a 12th
annual show and meet.
Club members -who
go to the meets to swap
stories and car parts,
~w olf their can and
learn more about them
-say they keep their
Edaels because they
love them.
David Babb, president
of the club, said except
for a mint condition con-
vertible, an Edsel owner
would be lucky to set the
ori1ina1 sticker price for
hia car today.
IN i-. they sold for
$2,300 to $.1,488.
The car, introduced in
Au1uat 1957, featured
such eneineerlng ad·
vances for the time as
an electric trunk re·
lease, self-adjusting
brakes, and a push·
button transmlaaion in
tbe center of the steer-
in& wheel.
It was the finl com-
pletely new American
auto from a major
manufacturer in 20
yeara. recalls C. Gayle
Warnock, who handled
public relations for the
Edsel.
Advance publicity
went well ; the public
wu excited about a new
car; auto writers ap-
proved of the Edsel, said
Warnock.
BUT THE&E were
problems, be1innin1
wttb tbe name. Pont bad
done comumer studies
and considered •.ooo
names . The most
popular were Ranger,
Pacer, Corsair and Cita·
lion. Studies indicated
people associated Edsel
with pretzel, Warnock
said .
But , Ed s el was
chosen, in honor of
former Ford president
Edsel Ford , whose
father, Henry, founded
the company.
Warnock also cited
other problems -tbe
price ol the car at the
time the natioo wu eo-
terin1 a receaaion; an
attempt to sell the Ecllel
tbrouah new dealenbipa
lnatead of tbe
established ones; and,
meebanlcal problems
wttb early Edaela.
WBATEVE& THE reuooa, Ford announced
ia November 1158that the ueo F.dlell rollln1 off tbe
aaembly llne would be
tbelut.
W a mock had taken a
job at International
Telephone and Tele-
1raph Co. by that time,
and he received a tele·
1ram from auto writer
Art Ralltoo of Popular
Mechanics:
"The baby never did
learn to walk . Con·
doleoces.''
Hisp~c
Scholar
Fete Set
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Babg'• First Steps
Solomon, first giraffe to survive birth at Safariland Game Park at
Pearl, South Africa, gets lesson in how to walk two days after be
was born.
NATION
Political Death Probed
Ex-tax Collector Accwed ~n Shooting
TOCCOA, Ga. (AP> -A scheduled to meet a1ain ln the "We believe he hired the other
two to kW her, that he wu not
the trtaer man,•· the sheriff
aald. "The Oftly motive we've
uncovered at th11 lime, from the
evidence we've found, ll strictly
political, for the office he wu runninC for.••
former tax commiuloner la Democratic primary Au1. ~.
char1ed with bJrinl a ''trtger
man'' to kill the woman who
aucceeded him in office Just
day1 before the two were to
meet ln an election. Deapite her
death, the 1u1pect finished
second to a late entrant and
faces 1 runoff.
It's the moat 1enullonal
murder cue anyone cab re·
member in thil northeast
Geortia town ht tbe Blue Ridl•
foothllla. Authorltiea aay the
motive waa "strictly political."
DONALD ADDISON, 40, wu
arrested Sunday and charted
with murder in the July 31 aboot-
ln1 death ol Elizabeth Wllllama,
51, the incumbent com-
missioner. accordine ·to
Stephens County Sheriff Don
Shirley.
Addllon, who was bein1 held
in the county jail without bond,
held the tax commlask>ner'a post
from 1.972 unW 1976. The job,
which Involves colleetion of
county taxes, paya $14,800 a
year.
Mrs. Wiiliama, a former book·
keeper for a concrete company,
defeated Addison by 150 votes in
a 1976 nmoff. They had been
MRS. WILLIAMS' hu1band
found her body July 31 In the
carport ot their home when be
returned from work about 1 a.m.
Coroner Ray Willia said she
had been shot once in the neck
and once ln the bead with what
appeared to be a .31-callber
pistol.
"The finl ahot wu from fairly
close ran1e." he said. "The
aecood Ume, the IUD WU placed
a1alnat her head aod fired. Someone walked up to her and
made sure.''
Shirley aaid that in addition to
Addiacln, a second man, John
Michael Jones, 29, wu arrtsted
in Greenville. S.C .. and charted
with murder in the cue. Jones
waived extradition to Georeia on
Monday, authorities said.
.\ MU&DER WAR&ANT wu
issued for a third man, James
Everett Castell, 35, also of
Greenville, the sheriff aaid.
Shirley said Addison "didn't
say anything when I went to pick
him up.
"He just came alone." Shirley
uid. "I think he's tryin1 to ar·
ranee for a lawyer DOW.
ADDllON FINISHED second
In the Aus. s primary beb1Dd
Vicld Whitworth, a tax otflce
employee. Althoup Addlaoe and
Mn. Williams or111DJJy ....e
the only cudidatea ln U.. race,
quaJlfylnc for the office wu re·
opened followln1 tbe lneum-
bent'a death.
A nmon ia 1cbeduled Aus. • between Addi1on and Ms .
Whitworth. Georpa law would
prohibit Addison from runnine
for office or serving only ll con-
victed ol a felony.
Stephens County Is a
diversified community of small
industries and some farming.
8HJaLEY DECLINED to say
what evidence led to the charges
against Addison and the two
South Carolina men.
"I talked wltb several wit·
neaaes and It fmally came tn
U1ht," he said.
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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INSIDE: •Futurlng •Landers
•Claslffled DAILY PILOT -••
\
Pae-Five Winner Will Get Rose Bowl
LOa ANOSLSS (AP) 11M pres'
....._ illlll ~Uon ol P1elftc 10 con· llrw1 KMoal haft ll~Md UM luue
fll mt 1Med traucrtpt ud 1u demk
endlt eeMdala b& ~ ~·~ -ln lfteet creatUaa a Pac~.
At a .... , .. llondQ la O.vv. the ,...a ol ddief u~uuv" Nt ln half the
........ ol ldlooll tUC"lble tor \.he 1'80
Pae·lt football c r o wn and for
,......... football compeliUon The ....a .._. out a varie ty of penalties to
ille ualveraltlH whose athletic pro·
., • ., llaave bea cited wlth academic
vtoa.Uom. Oreton wu the hardest b.lt ,
~Mac two years' probauon.
Tld PAN&L•s UN.\NlllOUS rulln&
ellmluted five 1chool1 -Southern
California, UCLA, Arizona State ,
0..... State and Ore1on -from coo-tatlcm lor any bowl berth, lncludint the
Ron Bo w\ The pane\ d"c kd e d .
llowever. lhll al\ t'On/erenc~ 1am~1
play ed dw'\nt \ht 1990 aeaaon will counl
ln the 1tandio1a
Ructlon from the afft:clf:d 1chooh1
uni d from btth:r melancholia to
apolotetic acqul cence, but ortt' voice
aald It didn't matter too much
"We're 10rry the fi ve colleies have
been ruled lnellt lble ," said Bill
Nicholas, chairman of the Tournament
or ROHS l.n P asadena, "but those thinas
happen People will slJll come to the
Rose Bowl game "
Elsewhere. however, comments were
less sanguine
SOU'nlEllN CAL FOOTBALL Coach
J ohn Robinson "We 're very disap
pointed about the decision "
UCLA Coach Terry Donahue "The
in cide nt for which we are being
penalbed occurred three years aao. I
am e mbar rassed that the academic In-
tegrity of UCLA hu been subject to
question, and I feel very sorry for our
players and coaches."
Arizona Stale Coach Darryl Rogers
whose school already has forfeited Its
1979 victories after investiga tion round
lh al eight players we r e Ineligible
because they blld received credit for
coursework they never did : ". . We've
already been penalized more than any
other school. Things t hat have hap·
pened t o ASV have already done
damage "
O R EGON ST ATE COACH J oe
Aveuano· "We're jusl going to have to
sacrifice for past mistakes. I'm nol
sure we weren't on a runaway car
ready to self-destruct, and I Uunlt that
having someone come in and help clean
up our houae makes you more aware
or the situation and put.a everything
maybe back in the proper perspectiv~."
OREGON ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
John Caine: ''The conference bas acted
thoroughly and promptly. Obviously.
the penalties are hard to accept becau.se
they mean that we will not be able to
participate in a bowl game this seuon.
However, we are pleased that there is
only a one-year peoa1ty involved."
The five universities were penalized
for "violations of conference rules and
standards in the areas of unearned
credits. falsified transcripts and tbe un-
warranted intrusion of athletic depart·
ment interests into the academic proc·
esses of the respective universities,"
the panel's report said.
No other action is contemplated. said
Pac-10 s pokesman J im Muldoon. He
s aid any penalties for non-academic
violalioos would come from the Na·
Uooa\ Collegiate Athletic Aaaociation.
Washington State University 's Dr.
Glenn Terrell, who chairs the presi·
deots and chancellors group, defended
the penalties.
"WE FE EL THESE AcnONS were
necessary to preserve the academic in-
tegrity of the conference, our institu-
tions and our athletic programs," he
said.
The cbier executives' panel also met·
ed oul a variety of other sanctions
against member schools:
-Southern Cal : ineligible ror the
track and h e ld confe rence cham-
pionship in 1981 and for participation in
the 1981 Pac-10 or NCAA track and field
championships . adjustment of all dual
($tt PAC-5, Pa1e 8%)
0.-., "'-~.., OerY ·-
NEW ENGLAND'S AA YCLA YBORN SHAKES THE BALL LOOSE FROM JEFF MOORE, BUT HE WAS JUDGED GUil TY OF PASS INTERFERENCE.
-=feace Prevails m ---35-31 Def eat
We've Been Accepted -Veteran Doug France
By JORN SEVANO
°' .. 0...-, ""'·-On a nicht of fulfilled dreams,
memorlea and emotions, tbe
moat poignant reality of the
Rams ' contest w i th Ne w
En&land Monday was that or
peace;_ peace between Geo~gi~
Fronti e r e aod h e r
1tep1on Ste ve Rosenbloom ;
peace between the fans and the
Ram players ; and p e a c e
between q uart erba c ks Pat
Haden and Vince Ferragamo.
cooceroed, was that of the
crowd s upport, which started
during warmups and finished
with Vince Ferragamo receiving
a standing ovation as he left. the
field at game's end.
thing." added offensive tackle
Doug France. "We've been ac·
cepted."
In the ongoing quarterback
controversy between Hadeo and
Fer ragamo. the two combatants
m ay not be ready lo rully accept
each other. but at least a truce.
of sorts, was made when Haden
rea ched out his hand to Fer·
ragamo lo congratulate him for
a job well done against the
Patriots.
Tbe cheers were qwte a con-
trast from recent years when
t h e R ams p l aye d a l the
Colis eum and booing almost
see med a part of their existence
there.
Ob, yes, there was a game.
too. And not 1 bad one at that,
considering exhibition contests, llt.bouab the Rama lost , 35-31, to
the PatrioU before a Welcome to
Anaheim crowd of 62,356.
At Anaheim Stadiu m , the
R ams we r e accepted with
people's arms opened wide.
If this had been Round One of
a scheduled four-round bout,
the re would have been no doubt
as to who scored the opening vie·
to r y Ferrag a mo. l be good·
looking ltalian who seems to
have won the crowd's laocy, had
Haden. the Rhodes Scholar. bat·
tered and beaten on the ropes as
the beU sounded.
But the game definitely took a
bac k seat to the behind-the·,
acme stories. Tlae b t11est cba n ee. at
"It sure was a good feeling,"
s aid guard Jackie Slater of the
cr owd. "It was the first time in
awhile you could feel that the
crowd was behind us. I certainly
enjoyed the opening day game.
The fans were super."
least as far as the players were ''I tbiok t h e fan s a r e
glad to have us. That's the main
Haden, playing the entire first
h a lf, could manage only a
What's That Old Saying?
Take the Bus, Leave It w Us
BJ CURT SEEDEN Ot .. O.ity,... .....
It •• a scene rt1bt out of the Pied Piper . The
Or~• County Transit Di.atrict bus drlv.er wbo
.. ~--... , .. ed ... about 40 persons into the 1980 NFL
..._ Ud lost bis bus.
'l'be driYer, bis ftnt name was Steve, said
tJMre •• IOIDe kind of mix-up about where the
.,.... were to be parked at Anaheim Stadium.
ADd while tbe late New En&land rally which ,......_. ID a 35-31 victory over the Rams miebt
UYe pat a damper on the eveniq for many foot·
ball ·-· rtden ol the OC1'D bus from w euna 111111 '° A,,...m bad DllXed emotions about Ule --=.. .-amootbly at the start, u Steve
•• a..-ed lbe larce. air-conditioned bus through tM ~ Santa Ana Fl"eeway traffic in what ................. = .,..t sour when be and moet of b.11
p•~ bad to make their way throuch a maze el ._.. to ftDd N No. 3G'1I wbell tbe 11me wu ....
.. Dnt tblllll flnt.
Two 1trHmllaed IMIH• cruised Into tbe
• ns • aDa Psk ud Ride at 5:41 p.m. MObday.
..,.., ... tcWuled to luft • •:• wttb • croup
fll ... hac'lkMI llam fw ~ • trium· .~'$ hftoprof...... la()nqe
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Still. the fans remained calm . They bad read a
oumber of stories on the parking situation at
Anaheim Stadium. They were aware that about 60
percent of the stadium parking spaces were
alr eady sold to season ticket holders .
The general mood was "lake the bus and re-
lax."
At 6:20, a sharp, late-model OCTD car zoomed '·
into the parking lot a nd four very ofliciaJ looking
OCTD officials begin assesstnc the situ1Uon.
A quick call on the walkie t.alkie brought an
announcement that at least three more buses were
on their way: two from Santa Ana's F ashion
Square, and one from Garden Grove.
That was bad news to many in the line which
was trowing by the seconds. Santa Ana! That was
another 20 minutes of waltin'I.
Btrr L~ THAN FIVE lllNUTES LATER, a
bus from Mission Viejo, with plenty of room for
those who wanted to stand, arrived.
Tbe but la Steve's. It'• the one that could.ll't be
found later 1n the evenln1. It's the bul I boarded .
1 was amoq the lut three to squeae oeto but
No. 3078. Tbat meant I was atucttnc near tbe fJont
of the abuWe, apendint much of the time ta1kial to
Steve.
Steve ... a IOOd l\lY. Aa •• made our WIJ OD·
to tbe trwwa1. be remut.S, "All rilllt. ... ,_.
reacly to IO to Ute ColiMum T ''
That Ml tbe mood for tbe ride to AaaMlm.
Wbll• .... ot tbe rtMn ... ~enMd ... Ute
t.ralflc (tMJ ln•ld to tWr ttl'Mhnor ,... ba
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(lee 9l18. Pa .. II)
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me ager three points on the
scoreboard while complet.mg 11
of 17 passes for 124 yards in h.i.s
first outing since breaking a
finger in Seattle last year .
Ferragamo. on the other hand. re11 just short or brilliance in the
second hall, completing nine of
11 tosses for 196 yards and four
touchdowns -all through lhe
air .
Con s t an tly i n a h ole ,
Ferragamo brought the Rams
within striking dislaoce twice
before finally throwing the go-
ahead touchdown passes of 40
yards to Drew Hill and lJ yards
to Victor Hicks. He left with 7 "17
in the game and the Rams
ahead. 31-21.
··I · m try ing lo d o good
because r m competmg against
another guy.·· said a s ubdued
Ferragan.o. "The better I look
the better the coaches have lo
look at me.
··Pat and I understand this is a
co mpetitive thing. He un ·
derstands and I understand the
competitive factor involved I
think Pat and I are handling this
<See PEACE, Pa1e IM )
New Cult
Arrives:
Rmn-mania
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Of ""° o.lrt ~!Nt I~
A new cull ls born -Ram
m ania
People 1n Orange Co11ot :
proved Monday night that the:
a re not only craiy about th·
Rams. but they are also just plail
crazy
T hey stood m huge lines to ge
tic kets. to buy over-priced beer
to get to their seats and to go ti
the bath.room
They put up with inadequati
parking. a fireworks show whicl
choked them with smoke. and ;
$2 million scoreboard wh ich di<
little more t han hype ha m
burgers, auto parts and cars
They weren't ventunng intc
the chaos of Anaheim Stadiun
COMMENTARY
to witness a Super Bowl . It wiu
just a pre-season game agains1
the New England Patriots.
BUT TO MANY, it was a his·
tor ic moment just the same. Pre
football has officially come le
Orange County.
Special souvenir tickets were
printed.
"We hope you s ave tonight's
Ucket.s and that, some day in the
future, they will help you re-
m ember that you were part of
history on Aug. 11, 1980," Rams
Own e r Georgia F ron t iere
wrote in the souvenir program.
It was a funny, sad , a1ooizin1
and exhilarating evenin1. ~
wlth any new invention, there
are a few bugs to be worked out
before tbe Rams cao say they
truly have a class product -
eltheroo the field or around it.
Here are a few b.lghligbta and
lowlights: • • • Georlia wrote an introducsory
piece in the procram which said,
amone other thlnes, that ··we
are proud that there are now
17,000 partiq spaces."
Why lhou.ld she be proud of
that? More than I0,000 people
came to lh1a 11me, ....... ,
proud ol 17,-~--T
'l'llleul1wle ofl can ftiiad to be
partlld lD ......... m• -
and drt'IW'I were ·~~ the Ulftl array c:#pit who
we!Pl~I alz ~ ot 4"t for .. lrl • . ...... -
A reataurartt ",. .. ,..~ , .. ~
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A Capau .. A9P0rt From the Wortd of Sport1
Fidry h's Ann OK ow,
Thanks to Right oun I
....._APIMllpakMs
BYAN VIU.E, Ind -M•rl ••The Bird' II
f'ldt}'('b Md • trlumpb1nl fa_rew~ll to EvaruvllJt
Mid al.Dor t.que ba et.au. but oot without thank
... tbe man who h~ped him •alv•a• a falterin1 catttr.
11M oi~ Fidrych leR to rejoin tht Detroit Tlaers,
Triplett Manaaer Jim Leyland found a banball in hill IO<'ker
"Hl. Jlm,'' 1t Saud 'Okay <.'tty . Thanks, Mark l''tdrych "
It v..lb a refert1'lcf' to an Amenun "'
UC••llon 1ame in Oklahoma ('1ty on M11y 2
a i&iame that may have 1'erved us n turn ma polllt In a ('Clrt't'r gonr isour
Fidr)•ch '4a:. tht' Triplets' startina
patcher thlill mght And for the first tJme an
h1s life. he d1d11 t IJ\l through tht' fir.t in·
ninii
lit' rel1rt'd thl' f1r:.t batlt'r, but vro
ceedt'd to ~\'t' up lhrce ~ingles and a dou
ble before Le) land pulled h1m from tbe
~ mound
1J1o•'f<" It was h1!> fourth i.tart of the year and
the fourth time he'd faded to pitch effectively He lert the
aame with an 0·2 r ecord and a 9 33 earned run average
"That was probably the most rrustratmg period Mark's
ever had, and I sensed how he fell, .. said Leyland "So after
the game I look him with me and we had a fe w dnoks and
talked about things.
"Mark was really confused fie wondered 1r things would
ever work out for him He said, 'May~ th1!> 1s It Maybe I
should be back working at the gas station Maybe 1t'!> Just not
meant t.o be.' ..
"Mark Fidrych wouldn't quit anythmg. But that night he
was really down. really frustrated. It was just a complete low
for him. I'd never seen him so low "
l.,eyland told hjm "not to make any rash decis ions, to
wait a couple days and maybe he'd s ee things differently.
Fortunately, that's what he did and, from that point on.
things were on the upswing."
.....------quu1.-of f lw Day ------.
Graig NetUes, third basem<\11 or the New York
Yankees, commenting on U1e length of the grass in
Tiger Stadium infield at Detroit "They don't have a
father-son game he re because the kids would get lost.•·
ffo1Uton f'eeflng the Blun
Vida Blue, with relief help from AJ Holland
and Greg Minton, won his first game in two
months as San Francisco beat Houston, 5-4 Mon-
d ay night to highlight National League baseball
action . In other games, Ken Grttrey rapped three hats, m ·
eluding an RBI single, lo pace Cmcinnati to a 1·0 victory over
San Diego . . Right fielder Mike Easler and second
baseman Pbll Gan e r made game-saving defensive plays in
the sixth inrung as streaklllg Pittsburgh
nipped the New York Mets, 2·1 in a game
called after 51'l innings because or rain
Tony Scott and Ted Simmons com-
bined for seve n hits and six RBl and ~n
Durham belted a two-run homer lo lead St.
Louis to a 16-0 victory over Montreal . . .
The game between the Chicago Cubs and
Philadelphia was suspended after 10 in-
nings with the score lied, 5-S . Montre al
has acquired pitcher J ohn D'Acqulsto
from San Diego for cash and a player to be
n ut: named later The Padres have placed
catcher Fred Kendall and outfielder Von Joshua on waive rs
for the purpose of g1vmg them their uncond1t1onal release
. Mets catcher John S~ams underwent i.urgery to repair
a fractured finger, the team reported
Red-hot Oriole# Do It 1lgaln
Eddie Murray's s1xth-inrung homer broke up a II
pitching duel between Denn.is Martinez and Larry
Gara and lifted Baltimore to a 2·1 victory over
Kansas City in American League baseball action
Monday night. It was the 10th consecutive victory fo r the
Orioles . . . Boston shortstop Rlc:ll: Barleson's throwing er ·
ror set up two unearned runs in the eighth inning as Detroit
nipped the Red Sox, S..7 ill a ram delayed game . . . Regpe
Jac:ll:1oa hit his 400th career home run and Aurelio aodrle11ea slammed an equally dramatic two-run homer in
t he ninth inning to lead the New York Yankees to a 3-1 vic-
tory over the Chicago White Sox.
Fanatics' D eliglaf
Fans Still Dazed
·in Dream Swing
1·
PHILADELPHIA I AP >
When the 24 baseball buffs rem-
inisce about their "dream
swin1," they won't be talking
about the home-run s wipes of
Re11ie Jackson or Mike
Schmidt.
Nol that they haven't seen tne
Yankees' slugger or the Phillies'
power bitter. In fact, they saw 10
major league parks. 17 teams.
the Baseball Hall of Fame, the
Babe Ruth Shrine. and some
even witnessed feisty Oakland
A's Manager Billy Martin hold·
inc court in a bar in Cleveland.
The rans' "dream s wing"
throuch the major leagues also
lncluded two aU-nJght bus rides.
The tour, believed the first of Its
kind, covered 3 ,SOO miles
between Detroit, where it start·
ed Au1. l , and Chicago, where it
eoded Sund~. To peu Ume on the 10-day
trip. the rau bulled themselves
witb -what elff? -baseball
trivia.
Morris, 30, an Elyria, Ohio, con·
struction worker.
The Cans were as typically
American as the game they
p ursued. They ranged in age
from 12-year-old Ohio boy t.o a
71-year·olO r etired engineer
from Connecticut.
One of t hem. 23-year -old
sports writer Brad Betker of
Carbondale, Ill., had an ulcer
flare up on the second day.
"Ulcer or no uJcer, I wouldn't
have missed this," said Betker,
who managed with warm milk,
crackers and perseverance.
The trip was the brainchild of
Charles Laterza of Clyde. Ohio.
He charged each ran $849 and
wound up f700 In debt.
"I always wanted to make a
trip like this, so I can't complain
about running a few hundred
dolJars over budget."
Laterza spent $150 for an ad
last January In The Sporting
Newa, the national baseball
weekly. T he wire services
picked up the atory, and slmUar·
minded Cana r11ponded.
Snipe Winnen
LAKE CARLYSLlt, Ind. John Shadden and Mike
Seaerblom, botb of Lon1 Beach,
flnlthed fint and HeODd In the
Junior N1Uonal Cllampkmlblp
4-&M==ClaN laturday1 .._.. for tbe worla
dl•m ll ........ lpaln In September.
{
~._,,..,,. (JJ11a1 !lf"C• a11 t:xa•lfl f"
SUWANEE. GD Re1uitt Smith Is out to pro [i]
vt to lti. ""Mid that 'I mall phaye~ can make 1t 1n f. t prof 1onal football
Smith, 11 kick return 1tpeclall1'l for lht Atl8nl11
l<'atl<'ons of lh•· National f'ootball Le.gut-. say11 he wants to
"1tt an t'umplr for the s mall people, to let them know they
t'ID cootributt om .. thlnii rn apo~ •·
• ··1 want to el an t'Omplt for lhc co11 <'he$, too," said
SnHth. \\ho 1:. ~ ~1 ' 11nd wetgh~ 1&4 Pound11
· I w41nt to l1•t tht•m know that the httlc peovle should
hftvt' 11 c·huO<'l' to pltiy," he u1d "Glvt them the p11di. and let
tht'm •ct out tht>rc If they aet cut. then they eet cul. but don't
clt'ny tlwm the c hllnl'l' becau.'le of their size "
N1cknu111cd "Sup1•r Gnat," Smtth got has chance Thurs
day night •n th<• l''<1h·oni. 14 10 los<> to lhe Seahawks at Seattle
when he r .. tumed thr ••t-kickoffs for 8S yards and six punl~ for
29yurd"I
"I'm &dthht'tl that I have played m at least one N t"L
IC•mt> 'h,· 1a1d 'If I do n't make 1t, I 'm satisfied. I'm only 24
I h11vt• two mor e Yt'csrs before they say I'm over the hill My drt>arn 1s a rl'ahty
"It WUS a great feeling playing In front Of all those people
an thc K10gdome I was nervous the whole game J made a
pro m1:se to myself that when l got there Ito the prosJ I
'411uldn't <'h.mge an} thing I've always been a crowd pleaser
I don't fair l'alt'h lhl' ball much 1 hate lo do 1t I hke running
1t Tht•y ran't hit me hard because I'm so s mall ..
.'ifablt1r ott J'argt-f bed Oiler• L(J#f*
The 1w " Houston offense us hered 1n by [i]
quarterback Keo Stabler took two pages of c. •
statistics forms to h!>t players who caught passes
but _1l wa!> Tampa Bay's Cbuck Fuslna who got the
i.tat1sllcs that counted a 21 -7 exhibition game victory Mon
day nig~t Stabler had 13 di!ferent receivers catching passes
l'ii:ht end Raymond Chester is back in the Oakland
I raining camp, thoughts or retirement apparently behind him
Lead.mg Detroit defensive player Doug EngUsb won't
pla.) football this season. possibly ending his NFL career
.1fter fl\ e seasons English, m a letter to the club. says he no
longt-r has lime to play football and pursue business mlerests
Injured starters Randy llugbes and Drew Pearson re·
turned to practice and probably will play Saturday night at
Anaheim Stadium against the Rams Missing veteran
Cornell Webster has rejomed the Seattle Seahawks and
rookie offens ive tackle Andtt Hines finally has passed his
phys ical exam . Bob Kuec:henberg met with M1am1 owner
Joe Robbie but officials or the club say they haven't hurd
whether the veteran offensive lineman would end has self-
1 m posed retirement
,...-------Ba11rbaU Toda Pl -----~
On this date in baseball in 1964
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees belted
home runs both left handed and nght handed m the
same ~ame ror the 10th time 1n his career a major
league record
Sart-dblt Ii fng Courl • A •rri«"n ·,. Cup
NEWPORT. R I Sweden's King Carl Gustaf ~
XV I wi II try to a void a royal fuss during his v1s1t to ...
Newport Wednes day lo promote the Sverige,
Sweden 's entry in the America''> Cup race
··Nobody'<; going to be bowtng down and playing trum
pets for him or anything, .. s rud Russell Edwardc;, one or the
organizers r>f the race
The king, who iA11l be accompanied by his wife, Qut·en
S>·lvia, '411l .!.pend m O'\t of thei r h ve-da) v1s1t watching tht>
races and getting some s un. according to Elisabeth Tarra~
Wahlberg, the king's press secretary
fiolfer B erlin Plead• lnrtO<"f!'RI
A law)er for ~olfer Bruce Devlin, r harged •
w1tb patroruzing a prostitute last month, entered
an innocent plea for his client Monday in circuit
rourt . Steve Polson, 19, of Hemet, died of in-
JUries he received in a practice run at Ascot Park in Gardena
July 18 The U.S Department of Jusuce has issued sub·
poenas involving a perfecta race at the Detroit Ract' Course
in the v.akc· of sus pen!>1ons of tv.o JO<."ke}'> C1t\ pohrt•
have arrested a r are track employee and <ba r ged him 11i 1th
sccond-degrcl· grand larceny ror allegedly punch1n~ h1m.,clf
SI 19.000 worth of mutuel tickel11 Laney Smith. a 32 year
old Snydl'r !': Y dental ass1stant, carded t1,1,o b1rd1es and a
boge) e n route to a on<' under par 71 to gain the 1".Jpen1ng
round lead in the U S Women's amateur gol! champ1onsh1p
in Hutchmson, Kan .... Alan Jones, former football coach
at Mississippi State. has been hired as assistant athletic
director for SPorts promotion at Texas A&M The players
and o wners of teams m the North Amencan Soccer League
will meet today m the first-ever collecuve bargain mg session in
an effort to agree to terms for a league-wide contract.
T~ef•fon_ Radio
TV: NFL Football Patnots vs Ram~ at Anaheim. ~
pm .. Channel 11. Taped Soccer Soccer Made in Germany,
5 p.m .• Channel 50.
RADIO: Baseball -Angels at Seattle, 7 30 pm . KMPC
C710J; Atlanta at Dodgers. 7:~ pm . KABC 1790>
BASEBALL /SPOATSBAEAK
. .............
HIGH..fl YING DARREL THOMAS ISCUT DOWN AT SECOND
Bra,·es Win, 3-2 --------
Guerrero Right,
One Pitch Did It
LOS '\"'<a:u·:~ I A P J Bob-
b) ('11 >. th<' rn:rn 4ger of the
AllJntJ Hr:t\"P'> v.at<'hed fr<Jm
the '>land.-. Jt l><Jd~n Stadium as
he !>:ti out thl' first da) <JI a
three da> suspen:.1on handed
down l>y Natarmal League Presi·
dent Club FPt>ne)
f' or <'lght innings Monda y
n 1~lit <"ox no doubt liked 1,1,hat
h1· '>J\lo But m tht' nmth, he was
110 rl1111ht fidv,.ting
'I h+· l>od1-?1·r., tra1l1nr J <I
111:1111"! ltP ~';"'' v.ith onl. 1Jnt-
•1ut .1nr1 ''"'""ti I 11i<1 runs but the
Hr a\'"' hl'ld 11n for .J 3 2 \ 1ct<>r)
1>r-.p1t1• th .. Ir'"' I.A)!> Angt'les
rt'lainc'<i 1h ont• hdlf game lead
ovl'r Hou.<,ton in thf' :'Ill We-s t
Thf' Dodgrr<. and Hra' f'" mt•f.'t
agam tonight. '4•1th Doyle AJex
and er . 10 6. c;tartmg for Atlanta.
and Hob Wt>lrh l•J 7 , for the
Dodc(•r;
Th•· BrJ\P!; hrot.1• ,, .. r:•rf·
11·' 111 m lt-1• 1·1i:htt1 11allmc
l111di• r 1 Jn• r l1oon "'•ti• 11 f•ir
ttir ,.,, r 1111' H1,1 111 111 ninth Lo ...
/HI~· I• ,, led l/11 h ........ 'Al'hnut
·' hll '!'l lltl• \I v..dl..• I H '~
\111n 1t.i\ ...,;. '' • ..• r ••. 111d H11n
C"1 \ I• dr ,, 1 , 1H·r r•·r., "'111).:lt'fl
h11rn1 '"'" TUii' It. i,ull t ht•
()1)i-j rc•r-\lo 1th1n 11111 hut rt·lJeH•r
Ha r k (\Jmp l!nt tht· final t'4oout.s
to pr1•-.1·n·1' th1 "'in for Ric k
\1 atul.1
~t .Hula i 111 -..11d aft,.rward.
"'Ph~-.1call~. I 1,1,,1., t1n•d and I
rea I h d1dn t ha' i> ver~ good
stuff Hut r 11ia~ ablE' to make the
good pitch 1,1, hc•n I had to ·
Ma tula. '4 ho defeated Lo:.
An~<'ll''> three t1mrs last \'ear.
added. I fan•rl the Oodgers
enough to kno1,1, ho1,1, to pitch lo
them Hut I think the ke) to rn)
turnaround was goin& to the
bullpen .
·'I'm a sinker ball pitcher, and
thl' !>ecret is keeping the ball
down "
That 1s what he did for eight in·
nings, givmg up fo ur hits, and
none aftert.hethlrd.
But after walking Monday and
Garvey with one out in the ninth,
Camp took over. He walked the
bases loaded a nd then faced
<; uerrero
The rook 1e ce nterfielder
'lngled to dnve m the Dodgers'
only runs or the ni nth . Af-
t,.r1,1, ard, he sounded aPologetic
"He gave me a pitch I should
h d' e hJt out." Guerrero said. "It
was nght down the middle, but I
did something wrong. And I
"ent up there thinking 'One p1tt'h andthegdme 1sover' "
Tt11· Bravei; managed onl y
l•iur hill> an the first seven in·
111n.:c; ag;11 n ~t Sutto n . who
dlt,ortx-d hi'> fourth loss against
1·1~ht \I.In.'
I hi· I a<·t ur matter. I gave up
tl4 n runs too many," said the
Dodgers' veteran righthander. "(
made a couple of glaring mis-
takes inthate1ghthmning "
The first mistake was a lead-
orr s ingle by Matula. who came
into the game with only three
hits all season Jerry Royster
forced Matula for the fi rst out,
but rook:ie Rafael Ramirez and
Gary Matthews followed with
singles to produce the first run.
One out later. Chris Chambliss
dumped a two-run double down
the left field line.
f'ro..Page81
PAC-5 ..• Baseball Standings
mee t and confere n ce cham-
pionship m~t resulls for the 1978
season t.o eliminate points won by
ineligible athletes. resulting in
Southern Cal vacating the 1978
P ac-lOtrack and field ti lie.
That p e n a lt y came on
the heels of revelations earlier
this year t hat forme r NCAA
400-meter das h champ Billy
Mullins was accepted into
Southern Cal with a transcript
that included 28 credits alleged·
ly received from four different
junior colleges. widely separat
ed geographically. during tbe
sem este r before be entered
Southern Cal in 1978. The school
already had been stripped of Its
national collegiate title by the
NCAA for the same violations.
-UCLA: rorrelt all of Its um
football games in which any in·
eligible athlete played.
UCLA Athletic Director
R obert Fischer called tbe
penalties "very severe," and
said, "What happe ned three
years a10 w as an unwilful
tranairession and could not hap-
pen today under o ur present
academic saleguarda."
-Ari.aona State, previously
declared lnellgible ror the 1980
football champion.ship: declared
Ineligible for any post-season
football competition. -e>recon State: forfeit all its
1977 and tm camet In which any Jnellclble athlete
participated.
-OrQon: forfelt aU Ill 1977,
1171 ud 11'19 1amea in which
an1 lmllllbl• atblN partlcipat· ~..I rtdDce be lDWal ,raa&l·ln· ua ID football to tla'ff .., than
lh•Y would otherwlM M nUUed
for the t•t·C academic year.
NATIONAL I.EA.GUE
WH t Division
W L Pct. GB
Dodgers 61 51 545
Houston 60 51 5-41 11:
Cincinnati 60 53 531 l ~
San Francisco 54 S8 .482 7
., Atlanta SI 60 459 91.,
San Diego 50 63 .442 11 1.,
East Division
Pittsburgh 64 48 571
Montreal 63 49 56.1
Ph1ladelph1a S5 52 514 61...,
New York 54 57 486 91;)
St. Louis 49 60 450 13'"2
Chicago 45 64 413 171'2
Moftdlfy "S<Otf\
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SI laul• "· Montru l 0
Cll'<l",..11 I S." Ol•QO 0
S~n F•-l><o S Hou\lon 4
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A~ERIC'AN LF.AGl'E
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Kans a., ( '1l~ ill 42
Oakland 5JI 55
Texas 53 ~
Mmn<•.,ota 1'8 63
Ch1t'ago 47 63
An~f'IN M 65
S<'1tlllc 41 70
Ea11t Division
Nc>w York 68 42
Baltimore 65 44
Detroit 58 49
Milwauket· 59 52
Boston 57 53
Cleveland 55 52
Toronto 46 63 -.,,, ... ~" (~l•O•I & 8<>\ton I
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513
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432
427
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596
542
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fto\lon fTor••• I 111 '' Oft•o•l "•O•Y<"0~1 n
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DATSUN OF
YOUR CHOICE
IARWICk WILL
GIYI YOU THE
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DON'T MISS
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Tu.day, Augu11 12, 1980 DAILY PILOT 83
The Many Moods of Anaheim Stadio91
Fr.., Pap BJ
RAM-MANIA.
street from Anaheim Stadium
offered to r eser ve tables for
patrons before and after the
game. The reservations were
booked up three months before
kickoff. Three months! Ram.
mania.
* * * NETS WERE INSTALLED
behind each goal post to catch
footballs. Each of the game's 11
kic ks sailed high over the
ridiculously short nets.
Ushers tried to retrieve balls
from the fans but were reduced
to wandering helplessly through
the crowds while fans pointed in
different directions.
* * * GEORGIA'S OFFICIAL
message to the fan said, "We
want you to have tailgate
parties,•· and indeed there were
several in the stadium parking
lot.
Anaheim police were asked lf
all that pre-game drinking was
going to cause them a few
head aches. A depa r tment
spokesman felt the partygoers
would be eating enough to keep drunkenness to a minim um.
Despite all this, city ordinance
7.16.050 prohibits consumption of
any alcoholic beverage tn a
parking area.
* * * ONE &ESl'AURANT near the
stadium offered a pre-game din·
ner special. An estimated 100
people w~re lined up outside the buildinl nearly 21h hours before
1ametime.
* * * &UMORS CIRCULATED that
Georsta would be arriving by
htlkopter. At 7 p.m. a helicopter
circled the stadium, but depart-
ed. There was nowhere to land
because ID08t of the 17 ,000 park·
lq spaces were already filled.
* * * AT I P.•. Georgia was inside
ber private, luxury suite over-
aooklq the 40-yard line . Holding a drink in hand, she greeted
cu-tau they arrived -which u.er contJnued to do throughout
tile p&aylnt ol the national an-
them, laqbln1 and excbanlinl
killa all the while.
• * * atJllOU THAT the press box
woaldD't be ftnllbecl in tJme fM
U.. llama' opeaer were untrue
-IOl"t al. Tbe basics were there, .. u. air condiliollllla dkln 't won. It ._ .. a comfortable 7t ••sr-• the fieJd at same
I 1
• •
time, but much hotter than that
inside the crowded box. Writers
had to step outside to get a
breath of fresh air. Seven men
labored on the roof in vain at·
tempts to fix the machinery
* • * THE NEW scor eboard is
d w a rfed b y adver tising
billboards which surround it. A
distracting Panasonic sign blinks
off and on periodically, and the
billboards occasionally rotate lo
display different commercial
messages. The scoreboard is
capable of instant TV replay. but
while home viewers were
watching a replay of a 15-yard
pass play to Terry Nelson, those
in the stadium were treated to an
airline commer cial. • * • THE RAMS new mascot, a
real ram, made his debut. The
Ram s tried using a mascot
several years ago, but he kept eat·
ing rus blanket and was fired
• * * DESPITE ALL the inconven·
\ences , including l o ng
bathroom lines in the expansion
area, the crowd came to life in
the second half as Vince Fer-
r a g a m o ignited the Rams'
charge, and they began cheering
the scoreboard replays almost
as l oudly as t h e plays
themselves.
Ram-mania.
Tackle Could
Be Expensive
P ORT ERVILLE CAP> -A
$115,000 lawsuit has been filed on
behalf of a Porte r ville High
School student who sustained in·
te rnal injuries in A football team
bating incident.
The suit contends that Gary
Sprague Jr., sustained tears lo
ru1 spleen, kidney and intestine
when be was gang-tackled while
walking across the varsity foot·
ball field last Nov. 2.
Sprague, a junior varsity
player, violated a tradition bar·
inl junior varsity players from
the vanity practice field, school
official.a aaid. Tbe tradlUoo wu
baMed after Spra1ue wu in·
jured.
The suit wa1 filed a1ainlt
playen Dou1 Pipkin, Den.nla
JobuGG ~ Mark Turner and
coache1 Gary I s hida a nd
TbomMHlU.
Sonae thing for Everyone
Cheerleader Karren Brakke and Raider fans
Pete Avila and Bob McLelland whoop it up, but
Pat Haden (left) and Doug France (right) are
deep in thought Monday night. Vince Fer·
ragamo (far left) tossed four TD passes and
New England's Chuck Fore man (22} was tough.
Dally Piiot Photo• By lee Payne, Gary Ambn>M
f' '"°"' Page BJ
BUS ...
Ram shuttle service would in·
elude 35-40 buses for future
games. "We 'll have more buses
next time, and you won 't have t-0
stand." he assured us.
I sympathized with the driver.
While I was witnessing this his·
toric occasion, along with some
62.000 fans, Steve would have lo
play cards and "drink soda
pops" for 3 ~ hours -he
thought.
But. apparently, the OCTD
drivers received just a few
tickets, and a drawtng was held
a few minutes before game time
to determine the lucky winners.
Steve was one of them.
"We had six available tickets
and I got one of them ," he told
the group of passengers after
the game as we looked around
for our bus
"IT'S HERE SOME WHERE.
Hey, how'd you like that catch
by CDrew) Hill '>"
We stood in the parking lot for
about 20 rrunutes until the word
came -the bus had arrived.
But as we started walking
toward it, OCTD om cials sald it
was okay to sit on any bus
headed for Laguna Hills, which I
chose lo do.
Things began to sour from
here. We sat in the bus, waiting
to make our escape between the
throngs of cars. And we sat. And
sat.
A rumor passed through the
bus. "They're not letting the
buses out until all the cars are
gone," someone reported .
Now up until then, just about
ever yone was still pleased with
their decision to save $3 by pay·
ing just $1 each way on the bus.
"IT COULD BE woasE, .. one
rider commented.
"I don't believe it," countered
another.
"It's not that bad," comment·
ed Don Cerciello of L a1una
Hills. "It's the only way to go."
Added Larry Gere of Laguna
Hills, "I'm unhappy about thla
(the delay). But l aasume that
next time, thln11 will 10
smoother. I did enjoy the aame.
And I'll take the bus again."
We arrived back al Laguna
Hilla by 12:05, and aUU the com·
plainta were few. lloet ~ the
criticism wu directed towards
Anahrlm Stadium perwMel and
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RAM JOHNNIE JOHNSON HAS SOMETHING EVERYONE SEEMS TO WANT-THE FOOTBALL
New Career No Threat
Leonard's Comeback Big Ambition
not fought since then and has no
plans to do so until this fall.
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/: P.EACE •.• ,
ihin1 helter than two other peo.
pie can do It
"That doesn't mean that one
of u1 Isn't 1oin1 to end up belng
unhappy, th0u1h."
Ferragamo admitted he was
pleased with hl1 performance,
but that It really wasn't his Jude·
ment that mattered.
"A boxer doesn't make his
own evaluation A judge and a
referee make that decision.
Therefore. it will be up to the
ltf o~ S port• .. Pa"*" 86
coaches to see how well I did.
lt's a tough decis ion the coaches
are going to have to make. And
whatever it is, they're going to
have to stick with It."
Asked if he had been whipped
in Round One, Haden didn't
balk. "Absolutely Sure I was,"
he said frankly "But I think
there are a lot of things to con·
sider.
"I don't really think I played
that badly. I just think Vince
played very. very well. I guess
there is no way around this con-
troversy. It certainly is unset-
tling. A person is only human. and
I want to play badly. What. can I
say? The guy played very well.
"It certainly puts more pres-
sure on me the next game. And
that's just what I need more
pressure.
"I personally think Vance
should have completed has other
two puses." said Haden with a
smile.
Also s miling. as hard as it
may seem . were Georgia and
Steve Rosenbloo m a s they
talked and mingled with friends
in the owner's s uite
The sight was definitely un
usual m the aftermath of past
history bet ween the two
Steve Rosenbloom. the Rams·
former executive v1ce-pres1demt
who was fared by ha s s tep
mother ID a power control move
last season. was naturally at the
Rams' Anaheim Stadium's an
auguratlon because at represent-
ed a lifelong dream or has father
Carroll
RAMS FAN CHARLIE PRATER WHOOPS IT UP AFTER TO.
Try, Try A.gain
Simeoni ~ 6-51/4
LAS VEGAS CAPJ -Sugar
lay Leonard, who reigned as
be World Boxing Council's
1elterweight champion only
mg enough to lose the title in
is first defense, has a budding
ew career these days. But don't
rorry. Leonard fans, the boyish·
ding boxer is looking for a
om eback this fall.
"I want lo do so mething
along about November ,"
Leonard said during a breakfast
interview in between signing
autographs for a couple of dozen
fans, most of them women.
has worked the first two of the
new "Friday Night Fights."
He'll also do the final scheduled
telecast, an Aug 22 contest
where World Boxing Council
super bantamweight champion
Wilfredo Gomez will defend hjs
title against Derrik Holmes.
"The place looks great, doesn't
it"" sajd Steve as he and his wife
Renee walked about the stadlum
"This as r f'all y the e nd os
something that started back 1n
Baltimore !whe n ha s father
owned the Colts) This 1s the
culmination of a dream The said
thing is that he I Carroll 1 isn't
here to see this He would have
been happy and proud ''
BL'OAPEST, Hungary CAP
E ven track 0Hic1als agree
with lht' old saying "af at first
you don 't ~ucceed . try agal.ll" -
hterall}
finished second in ll.53 and Rod
Milbumwas thirdat 13.57.
"The uJtimate thing now with
ae is getting my title back,"
aid Leonard, who has a new
iart-time Job as a commentator
a NBC's resurrected "Friday
light Fights."
"I would like Duran, but I
would like Tommy Hearns. too."
"It ·s something totally new.
especially for a fighter.•• Leonard
said of his NBC position.
Moses, the 1976 gold medalist
at MontreaJ . took the 4-0()...meter
hurdles in a slow 48-74, beating
countryman James King, who
had 49.'3
Leonard, who won the title
rom Wilfred Benitez here last
ieptember, lost it to Roberto
>uran in a 15-round decision al
4ontreal last June 20 He has
Hearns won the World Boxing
Association's welterweight title
Aug. 2 with a second-round
knockout over defending cham·
pion Pipino Cuevas. There's tallt
of a Duran-Hearns fight to unify
the title.
"Working with the cameras is
'Something very relaxing for
me. "
Both Enberg and Pacheco had
high praise for Leonard's
performance.
"He's a charming, intelligent,
warm human being," Enberg
s aid "He's not so big he won't
listen and try to improve."
Countess G e ts
Speed R ecord
Such was the case at an m·
ternatiooal track and field meet
Mon day when world re(ord
holder Sara Simeoni of Italy and
l:rsula KJelan of Poland both
went out of the women's high
Jump competition. faahng to
clear 6-51• That was s upposed to
end the event. but one official
Mary De c ker wo n t h e
womeo's l,SOO mete r run in
4 ·oo 04 wbile William Mullins
took the men's 400-meter spring
ID 45 72 Leonard, along with an-
nouncer Dick Enberg and co-
color man Dr. Ferd Pacheco, W l ND ERM ERE. Eng I and decided to gave eac h competitor In other events, Ernest Obeng
of the Netherlands upset Olym·
pie gold medalJs t Alan Wells of
Britain tn the 100-meter dash,
clocking 10 21 Wells was timed
an 10 23 Wolfgang Schmidt of
West ~rmany won the d.iacus
event with a toss of 222-8~ and
Russaan Jaa.k Uudma, the Olym-
pic champion. took the triple
Jump at 54-3%.
I AP I The Countess or Arran a fourth tr) at the height
broke her own world s peed boat Simeona narrowly cleared the
Drive, Pitch, Putt Slated record Monday, and became the bar wtule K1elan massed
first woman to travel at more The ltalJan Olympic champion
than 100 mph in a powerboat then railed to better her world
·'The boat was right, the lake record of 64 l •
Newport Beach Facility Hosts Evenl was right, so it was up to me." Poland's Elzbaeta Krawczuk
said the 62-year -old British finished Uurd at 6·3'-'•. edging
aristocrat after accomphs hmg Canada's Debbie Brill, who also
the feat on Lake Windermere an cleared the height but had more
By HOWARD L. HANDY Of Ille Delly ~tlell ,._.,
The first ever drive, pitch and putt cham-
~ionships to be staged in the Orange Coast area
will be held at the Newport Beach Goll Course on
l"bursday, Aug. 28 with registration closing on
.. onday, Aug. 25.
The event is for boys and girls between the
ages of rune and 16 and it is a forerunner to a
world championship series in 1981 conducted by
.he International Pitch, Putt and Drive Associa·
lion. They will launch local, state, regional. na·
lional and international championships at that
lime.
The Newport Beach affair will take place on
.he driving range at the course, located at 3100
Irvine Blvd. in Newport Beach beginning at 2
>'clock. There will be four age divisions for both
>e>ys and girls 9·10, 11-12; 13-14; and 15·16.
GOLF
>articipation for the younholfers is free and win-
ters along with runners-up in each age group will
·ecelve trophies.
For further information. call the course at
r51.4344 or stop by the driving range and register
>efore 7 p.m. on Aug. 25.
* * * PRESIDENT JERRY PRELL of the Rancho
;an Joaquin men's golf club reports that the club
:hampionships wlll be played the first three
•eekenc:b in October. It is a match play event on
the three successive weekends with entry deadline
• Sunday. Sept. 28.
The active RSJ men's group will stage a.ii in·
liridual low net tournament Saturday as it's next
en nt with a mJd-week event slated Aug. 21. Thia
me is a blind·partner low net affair.
Another Interesting item in the club newsletter
• the method or handicapping. It's spelled out in _..dl and white for all lo observe and ls very pre-
dse. More clubs should give this information to
u.etr members. especially the newer ones.
* • * alCll BASSETT WalTES to inform one and Ill that Johnny Dawson is •till 1oing strong and ... Ytnc toll. He'll be 78 ln December and atill *9ota to a nine handicap.
D1W10n once had 52 contecutive rounds or
a.urn1ment golf with an aver11e score of 67 ac· nc to Bassett. Old·llmera remember him
Ben Ho1an in lbe UNO Houlton Open with
round of 18 a nd for hll 1947 national
play at Pebble Beach when be Iott to
lllecel, 2·1 when DaWIGD ... 46.
.. -u ...... &o c &Del .. ,. ~frt ...
1.-.b Pro.A
Oomlry Club. Looi WU ta..
assistant managing editor Chuck Loos, who pre-northwest England. masses
fers tennis to golf. In a boat with 500 horsepower, A men cans. led by Renaldo
Britain's Steve Ovett. a gold
medalist in the 800 meters at
Moscow. won the S,000 meter
run in 13 : 32.0 , while New
Zealander John Walker cap·
lured the 1,500 meters in 3 : 36.80.
• * • she recorded runs of 106.28 mph Nehemfah led a 1·2·3 American
DAVE IOLL PASSES aJoog this tip from his and 98.63 mph over a one· s weep in the 110-meter hurdles.
friend and former pro golfer Henry Ransom : "I kilometer course, for an average co\'ering lhe distance in 13.33
had been too fast at the top of my backswing," Hill speed of 102.45. seconds. Anthon y Campbell
says. "Henry told me about it and pointed out to -----------------------------------------
me that the ball was not going to move before I hit
it."
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Ann Washam are over $80,000 and could be the ~~ot&f' 41.iil• next to surpass the magic figure. till 1 ,._.
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Boasting the best record in the
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led by league scoring leaders La urie
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M en ot 7:30 p.m. on Aug ust 13th Clt
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Appreciation Night is August 17th at
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the support you've given us this •
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and 5000 tickets will be sold for $2.00!
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lJlysses Throws Dis Wait Around
By MICHAEL DOUGAN
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Ulysses, once known as Georee H Lymburn. hates Lo
wait. lt' nol that he tacks practice
In UM3, at the aae of 19, he wa shot down over lJerlin
on hi 13th ml lon as a US Army Air Corp bomber
pilot He s urvived a crash landing, was capturt.'d and
thrown mto a prisoner of war camp
Lloorutioo would not come for t4 month~ So he
waited
And. he ays, he got pretty good at 1t
"During the comintt months, a theate1 was formed .'
writes Uly ·ses In has 11s-yet unpubhshP<l book 'Tht: Hate
to Wait Game · "We made a stagt! by pu~hang tables
together Made spothghts out of tin cans and hand-copied
our aclinR parts from the one available Sl·ript o( the play
_ ·:Tt)en c ame opening night. Our Cellow POWs
, • laughed and applauded and responded hke children at a
circus. And. during this time, I reahzed the towers and
the guards, the searchlights and the barbed wire. and all
the waiting had vanished.
"That moment was the turning point for me I came
to have a deep unders tanding what wa1tmg as, and what
may be experienced tn place of it."
What he learned, he says, is simply "Don't wa it
Create."
And, adds Ulysses, what you create should be given
away and sh ared.
Ulysses, who changed his name <"like a name tag
that just dropped on the floor'') after a family traged y,
~a )'' he nr~t thought of tlevelop1n~ a waiting phalosoph)
whale, what t>l e, WU1hng
"I was Ill an airport m Los Angeles We were all
fo.:ged in, waiting to take this commute r fli ght bac k to
tht> Orange County airport My 1mpress1on was ever-
ything 1:; gray. The skies were gra) The people were
)(ray. The room was gray I felt gn.i) ..
That was seven years a go Sm ee then, l 'lysses. who
rnakes shde s hows for a li ving. spent ha -. "'a1tmg hours
working on his waiting book
The result, which he hopes to ')Ce m print soon. 1s a
mixed bag of philosophy. stones and game-. :'>1ostlv 1t 1s
games
on~ se<:l1on consists of ('artoon~ with the "'balloons ..
whe re the words should be, blank Players mak(' up their
own
Another contains s elf-exploration µunit·~ 0(.·~1.:n be
yourself as a C'ar What three books would ~ ou take to a
desert is land'? What 1s vour most embarrasc;in,g moment'>
What time m h1storv -Aould \'OU most hke to n sll '' \\'hat
kind of circus perfor mer wou.ld you like to be->
Ulysses says a se<:ond "Hate to \\'ail" l.iook \\Ill dt·:.i l
with famous personalities \\'hat <lol·s Ca rol Btu nt'lt de,
when she's awaiting curtain call'' How doe!> a poltt1 c1a n
bide time until the polls dOSl' on ekt·t1on n1)!ht •
Yet a third tome wall bE' dtrt'l'tl·d <lt lhtlcl r1·11 It .... 11
tie "Hey. I'm a Kid and I llall' to\\ a1t ..
Ulvsses I white shirt. d?.rk trousers) c ir.vs 11o.'a1t1f1c c ~r--0
By Any Other Name
By TOMAS GUILLEN
TI>e S.•ttle Tlmfl
You can call me Hispano or you can call me Chi c ano or
you can call me Hispanic-American or you can call me
Mexican or you can call me Mexican-American or you can
call me Spanish-surnamed American or you can call me
Latino or ....
Finding a person to identify with all of the above ap-
pelations would be as difficult as climbing Mount St. Helens
with a plate of beans balanced on your head.
As many have learned the hard way. it can be un-
healthy using the wrong term. You cannot call a Mexic an a
Chic ano. And although all Chicanos a re said to be Mexican-
Americans, not a ll Mexican-Americans are Chicanos.
For years, attempts have been made to line up
Americans of Mexican descent behind one appelation. Sue-
Thomas Guillen. a reporter for the Seattle
Times. was born in El Paso of Mexican
descent. Here. he recounts the maze of
appelations for Americans of Hispanic
descent.
cess would help end confusion and would, more important-
ly, create an image of cohesiveness in the face of economic
and political struggles. Attempts have failed.
For one, ethnic groups do not often na me themselves.
Take the Pima Indians in Ariz~na . Pima is a word of nega-
tion. Ootbam is the tribe's name.
'Also, a significant number of the millions of Americans
of Mexican descent -concentrated in California, Arizona,
New Mexico. Colorado and Texas -have found any term
unacceptable .
More recently, various individuals a nd groups Uarouchout the country have been prornoUng the term "His-
panic." They want the term because they feel it includes all
Span.iab speakers and persona of Mexican descent, lnclud·
lal Cubans, South and Central Americans and Puerto
Rlcana.
"It's becoming more acceptable and we use it mostly
for IMU'JM*!S of Wllf yina various Hispanic 1roups to promote
tbeir inla'elt in the naUonal and state leplative bodies."
says Rep. Edward R . Roybal. D Calif .. chairman of the
Cong ressional Hispanic Caucus and pres ident of the :\a
tional Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Of-
fi cials.
Ironically, the organizations apply different term~
"Hispanic" a nd " Latino ...
LULAC -League of United Latin American C1t1wn!>
bills itself as ''the oldest and largest Hi spanic organizat1011
in the United States " It was established in 1929 in Texas.
"We like to use the word rns pa nic at encompasses
everybody," sa ys Juan F. Aguilera, chief execul1\'e officer
of LULAC.
The group's name includes the term "Latino" and there
are no plans to change it, although Aguilera s ays his group
is promoting the term '"Hjspanic ... "Latmo" as in the name
because it was fashionable back then, sa ys Aguilera.
R EYMUNDO MARIN is a 43-year-old Univer~1ty of
Washington professor of Chicano lite rature He doubts that
"Hispanic'' or "Latino" will catch on.
Efforts to put Americans of Mexican descent and
Cubans and Puerto Ricans under one appellation is "pro
m oting the melting-pot theory," he says. He feels Cubans
and Puerto Ricans -and some Americans of Mexican des-
cent -do not want to be mixed under one name.
He s pecifically says use of "Latino" would connote that
the population is from Latin America. It's a "misuse and it
doesn 't convey we were born here in the U.S.," he says .
Marin lashes out at LULAC for not using the term
''Mexican" in its name when it started, a period when there
was widespread discrimination against Mexicans .
HE FEELS THE orga nization should h ave been
LUMAC -League of United Mexican American Cit izens -
and the euphemism Latino should not have been used.
Actually, Hispano may not be that desirable for a na-
tional n ame. One school of thought has it that the ancient
Greeks n amed Spain "Hesperia." A Latinized form
evolved: "Hispana."
Marin prefers to be called Chicano.
The term "Chicano" itself W(lS an attempt at sel!-
identificaUon by Americans of Mexican descent, more com -
monly called Mexican-Americans. Chicanos s till hope the
term will gain wider use.
The orilin of the term Chicano is traced to two schoo\s
of thought, both plausible even though difficult to establish.
Waiting a ctiv1t1e!> s hould be whatever excites a
pEc>rson. the thing tht·y have a lways wanted to do. he ex-
µlaan!'>
Thc>n, hl· udds (;1vc al a\.\av ·
· You nul!ht '>a~ 'I've always "'anted to write poetry,
but nobody \l.tll l'ver publish it '." says Ulysses. "Well.
hell, write po1•tr~ <1nd ma1l 1t to your tnends ·
'If ) ou <«111 find '>omethmg you want to do and you
gl\e at av.a \ to thl· universe free. something happens that
enrithes <Jur <·ultun• and so<:1ety ."
L'lysse-. nutt'S that. in the days before television . peo-
plE> \H·r<' m utt· <Jdept at c-reatang their own forms of enter·
la1 n mt·nt
So anotht·r pr<>J l·<·t tw ha-. 1n mind 1s to "talk to people
in thl'ar 80 ..... incl 90 .., and Sa.' What did ) ou u~cd to play
v.h t·n .'OU v.1·11 a ktd '" The~ didn't have television and
!>Ontt' <l1dn t h.t\ 1· r:,i d11Js I'd like to rt·cord all that before
Jl d1 -..ip!)(.•itr
. ~lt•<i n" htl• in kt-eptn~ \\ 1lh ht!i o'' n ph1lo5ophy.
l l~:."l''-!'>.t, ... ht· ''alll'" to -.h.in· h1 .., !late to Watt" games
and rnt•thnd "11 ti ~roup~ for fn·e
llt• hc·ld 1 llo1l1• to WJtl ..,em1nar last v.t•ek and •~
fl·~t<h 111 t.1k1• 111.., JJrt''>t'llt.1t11m lwfor t <.'I\ tl' club-..
l'l ..i..,..,r110111-. c h111 di group or .in,\ otht>r gathering
· 1 ·11 ht· ',.,..' •qll'n t" J.!C'lt1ng a µho ne n 1ll 1 at
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lrt I.it I 111 •' ·' ,;tllll~ f11t It
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The first view is that Chicano stems from what the
Aztecs called themselves -Mexicans -but they pro-
nounced it with a -s h .. sound instea d of ·•x." After the word
Mexico was introduced to the Aztecs, they combined Mex
icas with Mexico to form Mes hicanos . It was later
hyphenated to Me-s hicanos The "Me." later dropped. left
Shicanos and through time the "sh" becam e "c h" -hence
Chicanos.
The second view is that Chicano is a combination of two
words, chico (small) and Mexicano. T~e belief .. l!rtJhat
Anglo-Saxons referred to anyone of Mexican ance6 as
Pancho. P epe or Chico. The word Chico N tbe«~l: Jed
with Mexicano lo form ChicanpJ ~.· r I
Chicano today is not commo1iiy used In Mexico\ And
although the term rtu1~0have originated with the Azle4s or
{See NXME, a e C2)
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-OM. V ll'tLOT FEATURI NG l
II
Institute Auxiliary Celebrates Progress
I
TIM Btalla. lDIUltllte Awdliary ol Oru1t
Cout la off to a IOOd ttart, Md to Mltbrate ltt
,,,,. ..... tM board ol cllrecton ... bwred •t
• eoek\all pet\1 lul TbW'SdQ •r. _. •n. Wlia a. War4 bolt.cl UM al
falr ID UMtlr Spytlau HlU home ud they M tved
a variet1 ol 'hOf'I d 'oeuvNI fOI' U.. S JO p m iau..na,.
0.-.. A..a., • l e1aUy blind vol14Dte« •t
t!ae 8ralllt lnaUlute ln Loe Ana•l... tellled
about the lnltltutt'I wortl, and Ill overview waJ
11ven by J._ O'~. •blo from Lot Ana•l•
Accordint lO ••rf • ......_ ~pondln1
aecret.ary fOI' lbt Mw 1rou.p, tt all atarttcl wllb •
P•rty fOI' bllnd chlld,_ at Tbe PavWon lut
)'tar. Locel people lee_med •bout the ln1Utule
and decided lo form an au.aillary hthll
0..... o....,. la the preskMnt and her board
memben. who were au •t the pa~. are ••••
Ja•t aUey, Mar•e Pe_•&Hr, JHa Upl••·
ILMe••IY Lu .... , ... WM&at1. JaM FHlber,
CeeWa Ca&e and Jackae Heaaai.r.
Board membera •l larse att Mu1ae Grlf·
Ila, ...,_ S..., Sara AJd.rWCe, Dr. a .. Mn. o .... se 0.,-&, •uUielya ...... ,, S.pel'viNr
T•• a&le)', Mn. P•m M..-. JI• Dale, Mr.
H4 ltn. M•tdtew O.beuM, M.r. ud Mn.
LY•• Hart, Dr. Lofft Heat.Mr and the bosl and
hostess.
Barbara Fraacla or Fountain VaJley, owner
of Desien Coordinators Inc in F ountain
Valley, bolted an open house for several hun·
dred guests in her new studio laat week.
Hors d 'oeuvres and champagne wer e
served while the 1uests learned about the new
venture. Yearly memberships are offered,
which lnclude the services of a professional de·
1i1ner and access lo all the furnishings and
home products the studio offers.
ff app,.ttl•g•
By Judith Olson
J• Al8aldo, chairman of the board of
Amerlean Ho m e Mortaiaae Corporation,
Newport Beach, waa honored at a apeclal blrtb·
clay party Friday evenlna in hll Huntlneton
Harbour home
It wu a party with a dual purpose ln addl·
llon lO marldna Rlnalclo's birthday It was a
aalute to hls 1uccc:1¥ ln bulldlni hll bwllnesa.
There were 11uprlaes during the even·
In& too There was music by the Woodwind
Ensemble, featurlna musicians llobert a•d
S•tH fl"rtea, elegant food, and a star-studded
guest list
Amona business and c1v1c leaders attending
were Mr. ud Mra. Ira llelaer (he's comptroller
for the City of Los Aneeles>. bank and savines
and loan execut1 ves Douet•• Patty and atcla
Boad and t heir wives, Mr. aad Mn. Art
McKee.de, Dr. aad Mrs. Robert Moore and Mr.
aad Mn. Jack Kaorpp or the Good Earth
resta urant
Also there we re Rinaldo 's ch ildren,
Catllertae, Samantha and Jolla.
Patricia Martin of Emer ald Bay hosted a
barbecue on the beach for her daughter, Klm
Marie Martin, who will become the bride of
Michael K.ramer in December.
Guests enjoyed the balmy evenin1 in casual
clothes and bare feel, and a high tide added to
the ambiance or the party. o.IW ,._ _.., ~
Attending were the bride's grandmother ,
Loalae Myen; her great·aunt, Emma Hymaa;
Emerald Bay residents Jou, Fraak, Steve aad
Krta Zelaney, and many other friends and re·
latives.
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY ARE (FROM LEFT) RICH BOND, IRA REINER ,
Robyn Rlneldo, John Rlnatdo and Robert Moore
Seeking Worship Together
The Newport Harbor Auxiliary of Children's
Kome Society has been busy this year. COPENHAG EN -
The family is here for a
vacation. It is Sunday
morning. We have rent·
ed bicycles and are all
going lo Mus. We look
like a Norman Rock well
poster for "FREEDOM
OF RELIGION."
It was named No. 1 Auxiliary in earnings
this year in California with a $41,000 donation.
Of that. $16,800 wu over the eroup'a challenge
base and qualified for matcbin1 funds.
The 1eneroua lift came from the annual
Membe.rs Party, where money was saved by
having the provisionals fix the food ; a Sus·
tainers' match·the·funds luncheon: a $200 dona·
tlon from Kaiser Middle School's graduating
class, and generous contributions from the
parents of the 1980 debulantes.
The s ilence of the
journey is Interrupted
by our son's voice ·
"Dad! Why don't you
stop and ask someone?''
The social whirl ls just beginning for the
1980 Children's Home Society debutantes. who
will bow ln December at the Marriott Hotel.
Dad says, "If the ma p
says there 's a church
here then there ought to
be!"
There is a cram p in
my right leg and I must
stop to massage it. 1 am
in the bua loadin1 zone.
It la a bleuin1 J only eat
Daniah and do not un·
derstand it.
The debs and 1ue1tt estjoyed a Hawaiian
luau hosted by the MllMS S..U F .... Leelle
GreeUera ud .,.aaie .... er, daugbten of
Dr. ud lln. J••ett Ford, llr. ud Mn. lrwtll
Grteabttl and Mr. &IHI 111n. CIMSer auger. One child sugaests we
go to an a musemen t
park and say we tried.
As the debutantes arri ved with their
escorta, they received orchid leis flown in from
Hawaii for the occasion Dad is clearly three
blocks ahead or us like
he is racing the Italians
in "Brea.king Away." I
hate him when he gets in
that mood.
The debs also enjoyed a salad luncheon and
informal party in July at the home of debutante
Carol Ware with Margaret Wrea as co-hostess.
They are the daughteni of Mr. ud Mn. Wllllam
Ware and Mr. aad Mn. WUllam Wrea.
BRAILLE INSTITUTE PARTY
Eli.n end John W•rd (left) end Debbie Orey
Atteadla1 were Lealle Beaml11l, Mary
Blake, Miu Greeaber1, LIDda IDie be)', KeUey
Hill, IUUUll Kl.R, Jue Raplaael, Mw &user,
Loalae S&over and Laara Trebler.
He yells and says he's
found the church. One
son reminds him that
once in Hawaii be said
he found a restaurant
we were looklng for and
it was a funeral home . • • • Name
<From Page Cl)
through Anglo-Saxon generalization, Chicano now
stands for something new.
Chicanos are individuals of Mexican ancestry who
live in North American society and are demanding rec·
ognition as first-class citizens. Chicanos demand the
political and social rights promiaed their ancestors
after the Mexican-American War in 1848.
Chicanos want to retain their culture, especially
their language and through their struggle for political,
social and economic equality, Chicanos evolved expect·
ing their new appellation to become the national ex·
pression.
CHICANOS R ES ENT the label "Mexican·
American," which they feel was imposed on them by
the "gringo" or white-dominant society. Gringo iA an
offensive slang t erm used by some Mexican·Americans
to refer to Anglos. Gringo is similar to "greaser,"
which is used by some Anglos to ref er to Americans of
Mexican descent.
Conservative members of the Mexican·American
community often ref use to accept the term Chicano
because of the persons who initially identified with the
term.
It was the militants who first used the term. And
many Mexicans refused to associate with militants.
Adding to the Chicanos' problems are two main
froups within the Mexican·American community that
despise being called Chicanos and at times denounce
those who identify with the term.
THE FIRST GROUP consists of Mexican·
Americans who do not associate with other Mexicana
and who disown most aspects of the Mexican culture.
Members of this group generally speak Engliah
most of tbe time, which for them symbolizes preat11e .
These penona are called "coconut.a" by other Mexican·
Amertcans: brown on the outaide and white l.Dlide.
Coconut ls used by Mexican-Americans as• 'Oreo'' ls uaed
by blacks and "banana" byOrientab.
Another son says it
Within this group are Mexican·Americans who ror
many years have said they are Hispanic·Americans.
This practice was called "passing" in the 1930s and
early 1940s. By c alling themselves Hispanic ·
Americans, they disregarded their Indian ancestry in
order to become more a cceptable in the dominant
Anglo society.
The second group ·that scorns ''Chicano" consists
of persons of Mexican descent who have never iden·
tified with North American society and who identify
with the appellation "Mexican."
MEMBERS OF TJUS group almost always will as·
sociate with Mexico's customs. First·generation Mex·
icans who immigrate to the United States think along
the lines of not identifying with either North Am erican
culture or with U.S.·born Mexicans.
This resistance bas stifled recognition of the term
Chicano as the national self.identifying expression.
The term Chicano might have first been used by
trouble·making militants or persons with vulgar ex·
pressions, but now counselors, teachers and some
politicians of Mexican descent identify with the term.
Chicanos have been the ones who have been pushing
for jobs and political positions for those of Mexican
descent living in the U.S.
In any event, the search by various groups and in·
dividuals for a self-identifying name goes on. And the
various appeUations with which certain persons iden·
tify probably always will exist because of the varying
cultural and political backgrouhds -more so with a
constant influx of persons who simply want to be called
"Mexicans.''
"Hispano" or "Latino" are probably the safest
terms t.o use, especially in a lar1e gathering of persons
of Mexican descent.
But, It probably would be wiser to simply ask a
person what they prefer to be called. Of course, many
persons feel there would be no need to look for sell·
identifying expressions il everyone could simply say:
"I'm an American."
Call IOI trft infOlmlhOO
OUllCMlY
J T111 I c.try, Ir ...
(714) 547-1221 /
llR ,_. !'Oii llO!illll1' IU GI
E,...a
Bo•be~k
loo ks like it is closed It
is not a good nei$h·
borhood.
I s ay someone wilt
steal our bicycles Two
sons volunteer to stay
and watch them.
My husband s a ys ,
"We are all going to
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
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P•ncllf< <>I S2 tor !hte. ~""
lwQ ~ IO ~I 1ltmS W()rfh a
•0101 ol SIOO Colt b-C? 5678 n
ctio<oe Vf"1f Ptnnv P11'rller Ad
l ·:,Ul~INI
Mass and pray toeether
for love and forgiveoesa
if I have to break some
he ads to do it "
The church is derU'l it.e·
ly not Catholic We told
him so There 1-' no holy
water , no s tat ues of
M a r y and D O C O O ·
fessionals. l say excuse
me to the man on the
pew. He is a wino who
has passed o ut. The
min ister I priest /rabbi
<s elect one ) t urns to
give the sermon. It Is an
Danish He is dressed in
black w1t b a r u ffl e
a round hts neck
I tell my husband 1f he
hadn't been so stubborn
and a.siled someone, we
m ight have found the
church. Ke nudges our
oldest and t.elJ him to sit
up, pay attention and
ahow a little reaped. I
send the other kid to
check on the bicycles.
The m in ist e r walks
toward u.s and I suspect
he is going to ask us to
keep it down.
He takes the wino's
pulse and s e e m s
pleased. We thank him
for his sermon.
O ut s ide , a m an
weaves over to m y
hus band and offers him
a drink of his beer. For
a moment. I thoueht he
WU IOi.na to take it.
The family that prays
together . . . gets on
each other's nerves.
<:.!II . C ALl'TIA. l>.D.•. ~ r/Ji,"'''> Fo, Child.~ ' , iu·~-
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SAN CLEMENTE MEDICAL PLAZA (714)
SUITE 245 496-5001 657 CAMINO de LOS MARES
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Who's counting? Twenty, fhlrTy, forty. fifty .. today oge Is not o number .. . a
age 11 the shape you·re In,"'' way you feet oboll yourlltf -It's"'""' ond "'
attludt -fhoM ore the things fhel count. i
When you look ci fht fhret women here you don l think "age ... Whm com•
aero• n,.. tt fht heontty ~tty they hove, fhttr tolY good lookl. And rtim'1
rtie Whole point. Looking yo\#' belt ci any age.
8HAPEUPF088UMMER i
How do you do that? Today It's taller than '*· UIMon Bollard Wiii toke core
of the cltftc"' port. Jutt dtVOtt o fM happy vtlttl to our IOk>n. Wt promlte
you'M cllCO¥lr how If fMtl to look htalthw. younget. prlfttlr, and'" rtlt
yt0t11Hp away oa you ocq"re yow new ftgurt.
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FEATURING
Fdthy Photos
Son's Business
D•AR ANN
LANDS•: MJ ll·Jear· oW-·--al•Q'll •de-ttet. -..a ...-. Ke
dld...,..U .. MMol
............. job. ... ...,. ..........
wHb ... w altclllol Ub
UM OU.-ol ..... ol
our ~-I WU very
proud cl ..... •til tod*J
Wlall• ch1n1ln1 his
bed U.. I r....t a plM>to
album .-r bll mat·
tre11. TbeN were pie.
tuns la tben ol bim aad
bil tlrllnend com·
pletely ulled. Moet ol
th• pleturet wen ol ber.
in obscene posea. I
couldn't believe my
eye1 . Sbe alwaya
seemed '° lady·Uke and
reserved. <Sbe'a only
11.)
I can't 1et thoae pie·
tu.res out ol my mlnd.
SbouJd I destroy them?
Should I leave them
alone and hope they
don't fall into tbe bands
of uyooe else? SbaU I
tell him I ran into the
album and ut him what
la loins on? I'm sipln1
this -SHOCKED MOM
DEAR ANN : I
couldn't wait for your
answer. I prayed over
my problem and the
Lord told me what to do.
I'm sure I got His
message straight. I
went hnmediately to my
son's room and lore up
those disgustini photos.
I felt like a lO·ton weisht bad been lilted
from my shoulders. At
least I am sure now that
no one else will ever see
lboee flit.by pidures.
What should I do when
be diseovers they are
mi.laing? He will know I
wu the only one who
could have run into
them. Should I go lo my
son and tell him what I
did and hope be un-
derstands? Wu I wrong
to do what I did? -
WAI TING AND WO R-
RYING
DEA& WAITING
AND woa&YING:
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DEAR ANN
LANDERS: You uved
me twice -once when
my marriace was sink·
ln1 and again a few
weeks a10 when you
said, "Get professional
help." Anyone who calls
you a "cop-out" because
you tell them to get
counseling or see a
therapist is just plain
chicken. They don't
want to be str ipped
down and l et thei r
vulnerable selves be ex-
posed lo a third party .
My problem is weight
I am 5-6, attractive in
the face, but loo damn
fat. My size was keeping
me from enjoylng all the
things I wanted lo do -
dance. swim, skate, ski.
I bated myself. I tried
Overeaters Anonymous
and look off 50 pounds
and put them back on
three different times. It
was then that I knew I
must be nuts. I wrote
you a very long letter
but you read every word
and answered me.
Your advice was,
"Get some counaelinc
and find out why you are
dotns lbia lo younelf.
Look in tbe pbooe book
under mental h ealth
clinics . You are emo-
tionally disturbed. The
problem is not your
mouth, it's your head."
Ann. I took your ad-
vice and it was exactly
what I needed lo bear.
Therapy ia the only sane
approach for a com-
pulaive eater like me. I
will never be fat a1ain.
-TEN MILLION
THANKS, PLATTS-
BURG,N.Y. DEU N.Y.: Seed me
• pldme ..... , .. 1et
clow1I to wlaere yoa waat
te M . AM &laaM8 fer let·
tbl1 melmow.
[ Boroseope )
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13
By SYDNEY OMA.a&
AUES (March 21-April 19): Be aware of
details, reference material, genuine bar1a.ins.
You might be asked lo rill out special form re·
iarding services, aspirations, ability lo handle
a certain uaipment. .
TAU&US (April 20-May 20): Greater
freedom lndicated -travel, writing, self-
expresaion, intensified relationabip -these
dominate scenario. Puule pieces fall into place.
GElllNI (May 21-June 20): Emphasis on
security, home hue, shelter, longstandlnc ob-
li1atioo, conclusion of transaction. Accent
diplomacy, make lntellicent concession lo fami-
ly member.
CANCEa (June 21-July 22): Determine
course ol action, direction -lee people as they
are, a"\'Oid self-deception. Pisces, Vir10 natives
play aipiflcaat roles. You get call which im-
plies minor error bas been made in your "ac-
count.''
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You learn more
about authority, responsibility. power and
money. Accent oo production, or1anintion, in-
temlfied activity -and a relationsbip which
bu puaed the "playi.n• tames" s~1e.
VI&GO (Aue. 23-Sept. 22): Influence
apreads -lines of communication become
more acceaible. You complete project and
emotio6al burden ls removed. Get 1oln1 -1et
off aidetinel and into competitioo. Cycle con·
tiau• bleb -you win by ~initiative. UBaA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Shed llsht on pre-
viously cemorecl areas -applies lo bualness
uad penonal activttles. Obtain hint from Vlr10
me11ace -deal with Leo, Aquarim pel'IODI.
Act in eonftdent, ori&inal, independent manner. lamPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Empbula on
emotkmal involftment, romance, fulfOlment of
deslns -ea.er, Leo. Aquartua natives ftcure
la acenarto. Hunch could pay dividends. lntUi-
tloD la lqlt to be OD tar1et. .
MGllTA8RJ8 (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You 1et
IOllllllt.-fter Ullpment or opportllnlt7 to prove
apedal abijlti•. Gemlnl and another Salit·
tartan n...,.. prom.lnenily. One "in command"
plw a...,..... for you -of p&euaat variety I
CAPlllCO&N (Dec. D.Jaa. It): You set de-
tail9 ... ,..,. to embark oa journey or lon1-
...... project. a..,. .U... ol comaumlcaUOD -
Ill aadlt due, make aun letal qreement ll , ....
A411JA.aRJB (.IU. »Feb. It)! Obtain valid
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race, t•okw, rrll1lon, sex,
ur national onaln, or un
lr1lrnllon to make 11oy
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1ii.11 oew:spu~r will nol
knuwmaly ICC~Pl liny
adv~rt11nn1 for re•I estate wh1rh IS In viola
tlon ol lhe law
aaoas: Act.erffaers
.... cMcllthefrodl
cWy and ~ .,... "°" 1-diahfy. The
DAILY '9LOT a1..-1
w.llty for the first • cornet iftMri&o.t Oftfy.
..._V_,.•-'Y
Thb ' bedroom 2 b•th former mud"I 11 truly
pnde of ownership It
future:> new paint lnaide
und out. remodeled
ktlchen. covered patio
;and 1pnn_lclers front and
rut AJI of lh.11 and the
o~ will help finance
SHUOO. Call 556 ~
C:SELECT
tPROPERTIES
CHtHACOVE
Secluded 3 Bdrm home
by Coves edge Owner
wi ll h elp f inan ce
$379,000. Call 673-3550
"'TN''' 9 • t) h.;t..; h,)&f l, f
[Wiii
HUTlrClUM
Sharp 3 bedroom 2 bath
m prime neighborhood
Features include bw It
UlS, fireplace and a big
fenced yard Seller needs
quick sale to take adv an
tage of new investment
o pportunity Prired
below mar ket al Sl 12,000 * VETS * Call 751 -3191
C::SELECT
t PROPERTIES
Use your El.tg1b11.Jt)
NOW .. LOW ON. &
LOW INT. RATES
LET US SHOW YOU
HOW TO QUALIFY
TaMa to Re-ct c_,.t
WELISTIEH!
•• RED CARPET Ill 1s4-1202
DESERTED
CdMCHAaMY
DUPLEX
3 Bdrms, So of highway
Plantation s hutten.
ceramic tile Cot)'
fireplace, secluded wood
patios Ca II 673-8550
C)rlN ,,I Y • r !> '\. ,, t1 tt ~ ... f
[®Ill
2 STY 3 II TWHHME USTSIDE IARGAIH! Pl~ pool + beach. $79, $135,000 3 Bdrm + large
900. Large family sized master suite, 2 baths,
living room, gourmet cozy kitc hen w /bar
kitchen and dining. Jog Brick fireplace. 2 car at
to beach. Seller mus t tached garage Super
sell. Take advantage. sharpbargam! 540.2313
963-6767 • Ol'IN '•IQ• 'i IV , 10 ~I •, I ' r•BiMtl !e:NMl1I
MllAYCaEsrs
HSTYALUE ca .. uw.
MOUH
CHAIMIMG COIOHA DIL MAI HOMI + tMCOMI
Cha rming home in Old Corona deJ
Mar -plus 2 bedroom income unit. 3
fireplaces . 2 bedrooms. 2 baths.
library, garden patio and newer con-
struction. Walk to beac hes. Presented
at S335.000
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 Ent. Cout Hl9h1uy. Coron• d•I M•r
WE HA\/[ 3S OF THE BEST Ll~TINGS IN TOWN
-YllW, CUSTOM, Oillly $211,500.
CWOM .. W. ante. -3 .. 2 IA.
for••I cll•l•41, fe•lly roo•. wltll
co..tyw d ..try. Mewty dee. &d .....,_
Appak•sz:lfa ..,.
-REGAHT IM COIOMA DB. MAR..
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f'rof•sslOHlty deconrhd 3 ~ 3
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2744 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DR MAR
759-1616
Adv•rllnra may place
lhtlr acb by telephone I001ml0~30pm
This Ivan Wells built
spacious 4 Bdrm 3 ba~ 1
level luxurious home CM Au th MEWPOIT HIHiHTS
RIBW/YfEW Monday thru Pnday
I to noon Saturday
COSTA MESA OFf'lCE
330W Bay
642-~
lff"ITINGTON BEACH
178'7~ Beach Blvd
M0-1220
l.AGUNA BEAe H
1027 N Coast Hwy
l..al\Ula Beach~ 9'66
NORTH COl:NTY
d I al frtt MO> I 220
cuss..
DIAOUMff Dudhnt ror copy ., lt1ll1
11 $ 30 p m the day bt>fOre publlcalinn
t•ctpt lor Sunday .,
Monday Ed111ons .. hen
dudhne u Saiurday 12
noon
C:USMAell
llMUUTIOHS
ERRORS Adver11ur• 1hould che<'k thl'ir adl
daily & reporl t'rrors
immediately T H E
DAILY PIU>T assumes hab1h1y for the llrst
incorrect 1nurt1on ooly
CANC:Eu.ATIOSS Whtn killing an ad t>.
sure 10 malle a record or
lht' KILL N UMBER
g1 ven you by your ad
takfr M t'ffe!pt or )'Our
canrellat1on This klll
number mu1t be
pr eaenlfd by tht advertiser In rue of a
dispute
CA N C F.LLATION OK
CORRflCTION OP ~EW
AO REF'O R E
HUNNING
Every effort " made to
klll or rorTt'rt a new ad that hu bttn ordutd,
but we cannot 1uarenttt to do ao unlll lhe ad hat
ap~art'd In lht paper
DIM E·A·Lll'fE ADS
Tbue ada are strictly
cuh In advance by mall
or at any ont or our
oHkes NO phoM orden Deadltnt: 3 pm f'nday
Coeta Mesa omce ., 1a
noon al all branrH
ortku
THE DAILY PILOT
r utrvts tbe right to
cla111ry, t'dil. centor or
r t r U I t a n )'
advulistment. and to chanae Ila rates 6
reaulatlons without prior
notice
a.Al ... N....-AllNISS
P.O. Box UIO,
Calta M tH ..
$2.17 per DAY
That's ALL you pay
fora
30dayad
lnlhe
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
lllECTOIY
00 IT NOW !
64J..1671
'nle fut.tit draw lo tbe
3 wuls. Forced to selJ
Only S22S,OOO. 646-n 71
with formal dining, big Sharp 3 Br family home
family room & s parkling. in Costa Mesa. $15,000
cool pool. 3 car garage A dwn, seller w /carry 2nd
rare value. Only $272.000 Super low payments
Callt.oday! 646-7171 Won't last! S40-3666 Ol"IN t1<i· t>•., .. u 6t '•"'
ti:iftiii + ~ [~ IR<l
NEWPOaT
DUPLEX
2 Units on fee land
Acro55 from park. !I/ear
beach, bay, & shopping.
Priced at $205.000. Eves
642.2253
DOORS TO HACH
2·2 Duplex Owner
motivated. Open t o
creat ive (1nanc 1ng
Possibly little or no rash wm trade property . boat
. car · or ? ? $249,000.
Eves 548-0715
associated
BAOKfllC, llEAl TOllS
JO}', W 8LJt!')~n • q Jbti I
IEACHHOME
Custom 3 Bdrm + 20xLS
den with beamed ceil·
ing.s. $184,900. Oversized
lot. 3 car garage. Two
patios Over 2,000 sq rt .
of luxury living Walk to
beach. Act now! ~767
Ol'fl; 111 <i • '') 'U" roflr ••• t •
['lllfilltl
LErSMAKE
D!AL
OCEAHFtlOHT TillPLEX PLUS
One of a kind & n ever l o be
duplicated. Peninsula Pt. "Gold
Coast" location & a landmark you
can see from your boat. 10 total
bedrooms. VU of Ocean & Bay with
exciting angles & levels. Large &
beautifully decorated. Call for de-
tails to preview this exciting pro-
perty. Pe rfect for Corporation. or
families who want to buy together.
$2.200.000.
WATERFRONT H OMES.1NC
REAi ESTAIT
,,,. .,, Rt'nlAt\ f'u .. "P"r'"' Mtn..,qit1N>nl
lq.Jto IA. (""" HW1. Jl!> Monn. /\•<t
N"""""'' Buch s..lt>u& lwnd
'31·1400 671-6900
mac nab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY
SIA YllW LIASl:t
Panoramic Ocean View from this
4BR , 3 bath. forma l dining rm
home. Shows like a model. Ready
for im m ediate occupa n cy .
$1350/mo. Donna Godshall 644-6200.
<B-5.7)
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c~voi.y c..,..,
64J..IJJI
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644"62H
Harbor v-c ......
Below market value for I o x S T E N I i~~~ s~~e~;.0v2e1 r,! . I l I' r I
ma1ter bdrme ,
breakfast room. 2 mlles I A s H c O I to beach. Priced rtaht '-a-I -1 -1 -1 -i j
for you at Sl.38,500. Call . . . . _ _ I for more details. 979-5370
I.. A 0 E C IC. I =·· You know the problem wltll
OPPOITUMITY
knocb often wM!l you
UM rwutt-1ntln1 Daily PUot c1 .. 1mec1 Ada &o reeds tbe 0r&Qle Cout marbt.
Pboneta.W7t
II I I I ~ riding a city bu•. It'• the
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( N I VT 1 E ,~.
I ]' I I t 1!~~~~
w .. t ..•• D•llt Pi1otl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I
aa.tned A4. Call Today f'Uld what you want ln
IQ.tl7I. Daily Pllot Claulfiecb.
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SCl•M-UTS AM~ a. Cl111Hh ..... IJOO
IAYFltOMT
We have several fin e homes
with pier & s lip.
B. TOaO HOaSE COUMTaY
4 Bdrms .. 3 baths ; ranch style. min~..estate in orange groves. $240,000.
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
3-l I Boy\ot.lo-Dr •v•· N B 61S 6161
REALTORS
675-5511
c oaOMA DB. MA I : A qlllCllty ls,ro.lt
b.Ht llrt'•.ta•11I ..... °" PcMltMttla. A
........ ~ _.. 9d a two bedrOOlll _..
plllll a ..... a.-rOOM & bottt: Al cpl• c ••
.ct Metric ........ ldtctMM .. eoch ......
.....,. ,.W mid •w c_,..llMJ> OWIMf' wll
.. ~ "W''. $291,000.
COLE 9-F MEW PORT REAL TORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy .. Coroftel cMf Mor
675-551 I
ESLEY N
~YLOR CO.
REALTORS s in ce 1H46
f'ADOU T'BMS coun.-G CAMYOH
Elegant Deane "Versailles". Im-
maculate. Magnificent 180 degr ee
view of lights. OC"'~'l , bay & golf
course. Lighted ,.. ~ \ tennis court &
room for pool c_ \\\, . 4 baths. 3-car
garage. S698.50l ~~.all 7o/r assumable
loan. For admiltdnce to this exclusive
guarded area call 644-4910
WESLIY M. TA YL~ CO .. llALT~S
Jlll S-J• 'I ........
Mnw~"POll..,,.l'T"' cana. M.a. 644-491 o
C:J Coldwe_ll Ban~e~
GAnD ,_IYACY
leads to top of hill feeling in
Eastbluff 3 sparkling Br's & family
& dinin~ rooms Sunshine pool &
spa. Move in condition. S269.500.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
~ 644-9060
IE:
110111 ILllRS CD.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
IA YSHOllES IA YNOMT
Sperta<"ular 40 Foot Frontal!P In F:xrlusive
Ravshor~ Communitv Loveh· :'t1aster Suite
Wtth F'lreplare Plus Four Bedroom<i & Bonm•
Room & Den Spar1ous Dining Area With
Wet Bar All This Plus Pier Float & Dock
Truly G<Jrl(COUS Vie"' or •.-• · nds & Channel~
And An F.xtra Larlle rront ratio & Oerk
Sl.850.000
CAIMBJTA MOOEL. ~S
End l'nit Lo"'est Pn<"t'd Fee In Bluffs Four
Bedrooms Or Could Be Three Bedrooms +
Familv Room. Near New Off.While Carpets
& Orapes Good Finanr infi! Subject To
S99.000 At 101.,<'; Pnct'd At Only 5:190.000
® ........... 759-9100
#2 Corpou •• "-e HewpcwtC....
RCTaylorCo
6 40 0 9 00
PllCE REDUCTION
Deluxe condo with assumable loan.
2 bedroom + den. 21~ baths.
vaulted ceiling in living room with
brick fireplace. Highly upgraded
kitchen. $169.500.
~
A TI'IHTIOH INVESTOIS
Two deluxe duplexes in Dana Point.
Fireplaces and balconies. Seller
wlll assist in financing. S165.00Q
each. -·
I I I !·
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Lot, r eady to huild
toXtO. Newpo.rt llh
•••. Ms-4670
..-sAVHDE
·FALLOUT
Wu In Hcrow a l<>nll
tlme! Owner wanb uut' •raa1n! 3 Bdrm,2 batl1, ' ilbrick fireplaces. fa{lltl) · ioom, super s haq>, 'a
~· Act now• Sl12,$0ll i .~~2313 .
1..::re·m i
EXECUTIVE
MHAVYDE
Specfacular court) ard
edlls lo the elegant cnlr>
ol this -4 Bdrm 3 bilth
home. Immaculate !'oun
\ry kilcben, large cot,\
famil y room w tth
firepl.ace, welbar <1nd
flo o r to cc1l111g
book cases LC1v c l)
private bac k > ard with
,_ firepll Man:r miln)
extras Only $23!:1,000.
Call now, 546 2313
Of"ffl ,., \I• ' ~ '
HOUSE
OH THI HILL
t ... U li(C' Ill lt•vrl rN•lun1111:
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<A>untn I tub $111\1,tlllil
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~HERITAGE
REALTORS
NEW CONDOS
A Gnot Littf• House
Th15 l ttr 1 dl'll h..am " •
1-"!rlc ... l lur I he• i.uw 11 .. r
2& J Rt.UHOOM..,
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ou \:1ttunu btv.11
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549.3559
hes 646-6093
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f1•·1ghburhuo<h $126 !JOO
644-9990
Dolebout
Boy1'j Beach
Real fstote
HARBOR
HtGHLAMDS
S20.000 Prtdl" rt•du1•t 1un '
Owner hil~ bou~ht
another homl' Ver~ al
trlji:l1H• u rnt••mp1irJn
four bedrooms. famll) &
dining room WJlk 1n "el
1.J:ir Then • 1, J rela\lng
touch th.it )OU will e OJO)
Now S26S,OOO
631-7300 H .B.
Ful Price S69, 90 0
3 bedroom. near new
t ownhome w ith ,uper
amen1tw'> Owner must
:.ell nov. l'all iSI 3191
Country Charm
TI1.,t ':-whol th1' vroptr
l) c. A ru~111: 3 t I duplex
with h1;ih hcarn ceilings ,
wood Jnd hnck !"M lt>nor,
tutaHy renovated 3 )car:.
a go. beautifully ma m
t airwd Au oul'>tantling
~aJut· :it S39>1.IJOO
BA I.BO\ I SLANU
II EAi.TY
1;73 11700
BEACH HOME
E-SIDE DUPLEX
Two 3 Br. Unih
Sl42.500
FULLER REAL TY
546-0814
Gii', du-.11 11', flflJllC'lll~
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tw11h:.1· SI071\ 1"'12 0311.,
1i7J 4226
MES A VERDE.
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Clol!>c to .,ho11h .. d 11H1h l..
park~ Bltn' I pie f, n1 ,.,,
) rd 2 t' or I{ .i r J.:"
$116.UOO, our bt:!>L IHI\
Call to ... ce
RED CARPET
536-8836
Countryfied
4 Bedrooms
Horses!
t;Jeganl I bedru11rn ho nw
bdwc1·n 1·1,.,111 \1 e-.a .1011
Nev. 1J11rl Ft•atun·' fa m1
I) room rrn:plan" iJ111J
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alnum entrv Jtor.,1· lov
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hc1r..1·-. Lot-. more hert'.
h u l 1· o 111 1• ' c t' f u r
)vur!>c lf SA!J!". uuu
540 1720
TARBELL, REAL TY
IAOC OM MARICfT
I AEOUCEOI
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~HERITAGE •.• REALTORS
IMVERMESS
l'll'>h CXl'C Ul l\l' t'lC
t· .. llenl·e ' Turtleroc k
1;1cn pulru h•ml<' 10\ er J Bdrm. den. .,. dining
rm, 2 sty, newl y r e ·
decor.aled & rem.odeled
OH GOLF COURSE ness Model Premium
C-COHDO kitch , lush carpeting v•' CI o s e to t he s a n d
3 Bdrm 21..; bath custom lot GorJ(eous vaew Lu~h
home. pnvale courtyard land!>capmg Dramatic
entry. large lot. J patio,, fireplace conver\Jl1on
eleclron1c ~et·urit} p1t,sk)hght and more ' 4
s)stcm, smoke and fire Hk + fom1h room Just
alarms. V.IJ<Jd l'anl"lt•d $330.0011 f Jll 11uw for
J Br. 2~ ba Broe>kv1cw Sl.53 500 end \lnlt w/cenlral air j ' ~le.. beaut upxr3rl JACOBS REAL TY tng, wall pa per Ownrr 615 6610
den. Vanl.uit v. .. 11 t·o\l'f µ r 1 \ J t c· 11 r ,. '11· v.
aruaous. SUS.900 • in~ tU'>tom hardwCJOd i:.<! 1700
OCUHVlfW
2 Br, 2 '4 ba. Lormer
m>del with a rant11 ... t1c
view. Must stt thai. de
corator's delight Bel>\
condo in Costa Mc!la
Red. by S.10,000 Owner
uya .. SELL!"
HOaSl PROPERTY
Act nQW! ! :fhis property
la In forecloeure Nds. Tl.<:. Yi acre 2 Er, 1 ba + ln·l•w qtrs, out bwld
tn1a. Newport .M es a
IChool dil l . 1179,900
•
REOCARPE'T
754·1202
.TOWlllMG!
2STORY!
Mesa Verde's f in e-st
tllta&e! ·• 11&1)\. bdrms, 2 baths, ramaly room .
l&.Gne' fireplace, country
kitchen. Utility room
HDp private corner lot
Price 1µ4,950 Cull now'
541-%313
(JlfNfU9•\P, ••'•I
l•'M$1UI
NICIHDUCEO
Vle-w home In Bluffs
Owner needs out Lrg 3 Bdrm> family, .formal clial.na. am. ooo
OC:0UM IBCT AL • •it• on . tbe beach. MM ,tOO. t;ow malo·
t,..nce and hlah In
: ... Gre•t investment.
... 't l•t, call MU787
fM 9 "' ~ •vt• I JN •1 I
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RENTALS
(.' u tc· 2 Ii d r m
W111lt>r SS2:>
~~:~~et:~!;~~~~1n,,•l1~~~ [!O!·IQ~U ~i ~n7~~~!) ~~ ~·~tJfl(I ~( Ii ]
Roy McCordle, Rltr -.
3 IJdrm t den. ~upcr Jµt
Winter S700 548-7729 WoocJbndice. 2Ur l'•mdu
2 bdrm, I lia W1ntl'r,l•---------
$WO
BAYFRONT
S lxJrm hi.e. furn or un·
furn. ve ... rly $1650/mo
or Winter only St20<f
THE REAL EST A TE
STORE
675-1771 .
LET'S MAKE
A DEAL
Below market value for
quic k 'tale Lovely 4
Bdrm home. 2 lge
10%
ASSUMABLE
Lovely Eastside 3 Bdrm
+ spa Large y 11rd
Enclosed patio, builtms
Cul de sac. qwet IC1Cu
lion Only Sl25.!i00 <:all
64.S-9161
.........
OPEN HOUSE
REALTY z,,,
maJ>lcr bdrms. br
mom. 2 miles lo beach •---~~~·------• f'nccd nght for you at
$138.500 Call for more
delaJlS 97!J..SJ70
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
latbooldond 1006 .......................
BY OWNER 3Br. 2"18a
Condo, 2 car attached
garage +many xtras
Sl2S. 000 642 11325
BARGAIN CONDOS
Close to So Cst Plata 2
Bdrm. 2 hlj, hke n ew
cond Good terms
S80.SOO Bkr, 644 0134
2 Story 2 bdrm I ,,,.. ba FtMAHCIHG
Put10, Garage Apt Guest MO PROBLEM
quarters 67~ 0828 _ _ Tastefully appointed unit
IDEAL FAMILY
llOMI':: 2 story, 3 bdrm
and g u est qua rte r s
Large patio SlSS.000
LOU IRECHTEL
& Auoc. 675-3331
OPIHDAlLY
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IH THE COLOHY
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finance $269.500 AKI 644-7383
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ESTATE SIZED WT
Ocean & mtn views .
plans ror 3.llOO s q. rt
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$195,000
RON WILLIAMS
REALTY
497 M94
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PUERTO
VALLARTA
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Start 1n Puerto Vallarta
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Call S 11nd)'. Agent
673 9541 R H R Broker
Item or sell 197S 2 Br dlx
cabin. near Anza S27S or
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Out of State
~ 2600 ..............••••.....
WATERFROKT
ht ti me offer New
energ) err.c hm leading
into beaut Lake Coeur
d'Alene IS mm lo dwn
twn Your own pnv dock
v.1th 100' waterfront
Nestled in lhe trees 1s :i
bc<1ut hm 3200' lux 4 b r, 3
ba , c ath ceiling . 2
r1r 1pl's . r umpms rm, 2
car gar , Full Price
Sl&SX. 25'7c dwn Ownt:r
wiU carry bal al 10'/,
I 208 773 SI IS or write
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d'Alene. Id 83814
Red Estate
Wanted 2900 .......................
Mothcrt Oaugtiter want
3-4 Br Hse fixer-upper
No Agt 774·S792
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palio • 11ar Mature
Adults only. Avail Sept
15 thru June 15, SSOO/m o
673 3486or 2L3 446 62A7
<keanlroot winter. Avail
916180 2 BR. Jo'urn, gar,
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2 lhe11 for R l'ut 2Kr
14341 '450 l:s! 2ltl St
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t\llull $:i!J~ IA~ 58/12
2Hr, 1& $43.' 1 Or deluxe. oceimfront. ---..-· }~
.tJetW Wilbon.<: M. nl'wly redecorall'd . On the bei.ch in NewPQ(t ,
Modern mum.-nt 1 SSClt.1 •
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llrnnd Ne,. J bdrm 21• Cotto Mna 1724
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CASA DE ORO
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lurnltuft.". :.urround~ll
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2 bdrm rum1l>hl'U $-'80
365 W Wilson t.42 1971
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COUMTRY CLUI
LIVING
Singles, 1&2 bt'drnom
ap\s. & w wnhou.w::.
f'rom $42!.I 644 I'
Si25 Yl•arl> l,Jrge 3 Ur
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firepl.tll! laundn,
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1133 3307 t;<t 2 1334
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Sl}l!nd a heavenly vaca-• unn 111 lhi) moc'lem 2 br, 2
ba bungalow, on ttle '
wall•r a rnund the •
•~land from Papeete 111
nallv1: surroundin1• ·
Adult-. only C a r in·
c ludl•d Transportation
t•• & from airport PC.O
\ 1dcd PVt 11ty. 979 ~ ,
l .,,.., & wkends !~ I
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&«> 1232 or 646 7976 2 car "ar pm 1>al1u
C AMEO S H OHES. 4 Adult Condo 1 Bdrm up frpl c xlrJ ::.ha r1>
bdrm 3 ba 180 deg lrg 2 Br. xlnl cond1t111n. per Untl with small !,oft . S850 m o 640 7647
ocean view , pri vate avall 1mmed $4SO mo Pool. Te nnis included
beaches. Avail Sept 1st 731 J032 \skfor J1m NoPel.1. $400Moss27!152 4llr . 3Ba , canul frnt
~cwly dcror I llr !>111"'
Sep b) garage., Qu1l'l
tmplyd adult m 1·r .15
KEC'::. Nu l>l'h $2:15
548·1021
• Br ·1 ov.nhouw. n~l4 I) Dana Point 3126
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Sec Si!iO mo 644 ()452
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111 HJJam,ir Goll, swim.
l'>r1111!> Overlooks ocean.
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lurrll'.ht>d. "" modern 111n\t-111l!nC'e~ Ou )
14rrkPr1d we e k or
Sl750 mo. 76().~02 - --- -JDCu221. deck . l"Omm puo
. 3 BR, 112 ba. cpl::.. drps & 4 Bdrm 31 ~ Ba home ror & It-MIS 237 Canal SI IOI Hwm'")ton S.ach l 7 40 I llr "''"' h ol1·111r i:.1• !Joi
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ti\ rla) s;,o. S2i5 wk c·all
l'lullp 1Jy, ;:so l!iliO. eves
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pool, 4 Br F R. Om Rm i.pace for RV's Cool sea Children small pet OK 2 ~, Ba 52000 mo breeze S mrn.lolialboa Comm 'pool & tennis BluH:.3br,2 ba.encdun
644-1968 or 641 1030 __ & bch $4!10 mo t sec ms mo 552_3119 11 Wide 11reenbcll l'nol
ar yo u din e "AL Ref::. r~q 213·4460673 ----$000moBkr,644 013-l
FRESCO" 3Br. 2Ba . aft t>P~1 Woodbndge 4 Hdrm 21 ' WATERFRONT -ba. In good cond S7ou french doors lo patio, 3 Br 2 Ba s.sso Carpets, Aft 6 SSl-6931 ~· Slip. 3 bdrm & den trees Mic rowave , com drapei.. 2 ca r garage __ ._.___ a mple parkrng. $1600 mo
pacler All new $850 759-l914or 6734801 L.acJunaleach 1248 Agent.6737~
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2 + Den. 2 ba µat10 So. SUPER SPEClAL! 0 C EA N F R 0 NT OH WATER
Hwy Adults only No
pets. nso mo 675 2373
Agent
Plush 2br! S345! Kids' ~ONTHLY RF.NTALS
CAvered pallo!!>469)fee From S500 mo Adults on·
RENTIM ES 631 4555 ly. RMP 499-3816
Bnght 2br Cottage! S395! Loguna NHJtlet 1252
New. 2 story, ocean view. Kids welcome! Frplc:! •••••••••••••••••••••••
:l>drm. lba. ram rm. 2'700 Garage<64ll>fee 2 br. 2 ba. walk to pnv
Beautiful bayfronl home
With 5 bdrms, Crml din
nn, lge pauo. pier & slip
SJ.000 mo Lease
Wat.,..ront Homes
Inc. 631-1400
sqrt.Sl.550 m o 6759932 RE.VflMES 631-4555 bch Guarded Comm
UN SUR P-A SSE D Pool. t ennis, 2 car ;;Vlew Broodmoor-;b-;
P OC f'}iucmg Balcony view garage. 1 b · · ANORAMIC EAN & Si290lnspiring lBdrm $650/mo 97G-TI40or (1 s11 le l , 2 a , crpts.
BAY VJEW 2br, ram rm Good locationC64SI) ree ssi.533J drps, rrpl, rec reational
+breakfast r m. wet bar. RENTIMES 631.4555 rac1ht1 es. guard gate,
maids quarters, 6 ba, MiuionVi•jo 1267 view, mu ch m o r e
pool. 3 car gar. $3,250/mo De.a 'oW 3226 ....... •••••••••••••••• S I 2 o O I m o . C a I I
646-6595or 291·5913 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR RENT 714-729-1516.
N t I II th I 3 bdrm. homes priced , Jasmine Cree k. 3 br. 2• 2 e"." cus om w a e ux· rrom ~. tenced yards 34 SI 1 p av a 1 l , 3 Br
ha condo pool & tennis unes 3 Br 2 Ba. $7SO. & garages Families Westside. 1 blk to beach
court. $100o mo 644 9060 33791 Robles 714496·68CW please Kid s & p ets '9ClO mo. &40-4919 eves.
or 673-4195 a sk for !£van Fo.ttain Vatt.y 3234 welcome 714/964·2566 or
Q>rkell, Agt ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 973-2971 Agent no fee. Bluffs. pool. 3 Br 2 Ba. ----::.--·----brand nu , owner
2br 1 ba $165() Comer or 4 Br 2"'1 Ba townhouse. I yr. IHM G'fail. Sl050tmo. 644.4643
Isl & 'sego~1a. CdM pool. nr sc~ools & park. 3Br. 2Ba. in Mis sion Vie
Avail Aug 16 67$-9431. ~ Agt Jim. 848'1885 jo . Perr eel for small
bef6"6. Designe r Dreamhouse! family. Lrg. rear yard.
Bluffs E Plan. 3 Br. fam
nn. 2 tri)lcs. pool. SlOSO
Owner. 644-4643 'l\2.5! Lovely 38r Kids Near new school 2 car
JASMIMECRIEB CustomcrptaCS925Hee gar. 1575/mo. Call · CHIUUTY $500!
3Bdrm2\IJ 8a,pool.Jac., RENTIMES 63H555 5Sl-18'2eves. Modem 2bdrm cottage!
tennis, panoramic ocean Luxurious 3Br Fam Hme New apple ! Kids OK!
VU, guarded gale ............ achl240 m70!ClosetoSchool Spaclousgar!(6733)fee
$1350/mo. Walker & Lee ••••••••••••••••••••••• Central Air! Nu apple RENTIMES 631 4555
759-l.50lor64()..u83. Avail. now. Near th e PelS OK! (5815) fee Condo Westcbrr area 2
Waterfront Oasas ! 2Br beach <Delaware/S pr-RENTIMES 631-4~ br, 21'2 ba, rrplc. washer . SSOOOpenNBreexy! 1ngf ield > 2 s tory , 3 ----------1
Gourmet Kit chen ! New bdrm. 3 ba. Exec Home t6a rt leach 1169 dryer. refng. dbl g~rage.
w1lh ram rm. frpl c . wpor lge pool. Adults. no pets R~~~!(~)l~~ dshwshr. patio, sundeck ••••••••••••••••••••••• S700mo A 67>5200
& dbl garage w /elec Dover Shores 3 bdrm. + gt.
CottaMeso 3214 g,aragedooropener. 2or den+ family rm 3 ba.SartCa..-nt• 3276
••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Children OK, 00 pets. Pool, 3 car gar. Call•••••••••••••••••••••••
NEW HUGE 2 Br 3 Ba. <Small pet considered). Bette 673-0770 btwn 3 & Sawfying Sunset!
Totalprivacy&qwel S72.S per mo. + $700 de-6PM. 2Br! $450! Pets OK '
Adults. FeUne Pel OK posit Call 714-964-2566 or NO FEE! Apt. & Condo Dbl garage' (4927) fee
Low move in costs 9'73-297l Agent. No fee. rentals . Villa Rentals RENTIMES 631'4555
$550 per mo. HOM ES FOR RENT 675-4912 Bltr. Sari_-.
2062 Wallace •C. 642·0835 3 & 4 bdnn rrom S5SO , . C .. tralto 3278
3 b d r m . 2 ~ b a renced yards, garages: 34 boat slip, posh, 3Br. ••••••••• .. ••••••••••••
Townhome. Brand new. Families please. Kids & ~· 1 bllt. to beach $900 Picture Perfect $479
Xtra l arge d e lu xe . p ets w e I co m e · S4G-'9l9 Passiooate2Br! Kids'
Private yard, 2 car 7141964-2566 or 973·2971 Brickfrplc' Dbl gar
garage. $725 mo lsl & Agent No fee Olarm.ing & new, 2 Br, 2 Dream Kitchen(4927 I fee
last mo. + S300 deposit --ba in a converuent loc. RENTIMES 631-4555 ~~Santa Ana Ave C M &5 5 Br. 2 ba. 2 car gar, Q>mmunity faci l avail Twice as Nice' 3Bdrm
646-487l fr plc. bltns. close to SlSO/mo. S52S! Close to Beach!
----·------::.chools Ver y clean Waterfroot/SalJsbury Goodarea' 18377>fee
NEW IN TOWN? 962·1613 673-6900 RENTIM ES 63H555
GmlNG FED U, VACA'.,... 2 BR. walk to • • 1 3 bdrm. 2 ba ram rm .....
RE..._.TIMES ocean , S500 mo Call Brand nAw Townhouse
3290
~ ~ ••...•••.........•.....
MAKES MOVING Kerth. 962-4471 Good loc $900 m o Year Close to Manne Base!
A IREW New 3 bdrm house for lse. ly Bkr 675-4912 Lovely 2Br Home S3SO
CAii 21/J b a 3 garages· P anocam1c Ocean View Stone Frplc ! Huge Yd'
631-4555 Gardener incld. No pets. Magnificent 4 br, ram. :~~~ar<~r.~~
ST ART PAQC ING S1200 mo. 536-9781 rm. beam ceil. huge wet
2 Br. I Ba Duplex. 1425 +
Secunty $375 No pets
Avail Aug. 4th. 1948
Meyer Pl. 549·3484.
Executive Home 4 bdrm.
3 ba 2 story Near beach.
Including Garde ner $900
mo. 536-0US
bar, garden. Suitable for ' i_.
fam bving & formal en FwNthed 3400
tertain ment. Harbo r •••••••••••••••••••••••
View Area. 11950 per mo. l•---------759-0lt2or (408) 996-0561
Great H.B. location. 4br. 2 Br I Ba. semi-rum. Ulll 21/Jba. $795/mo. Forest Bay Front large 2 bdrm. t
pd . S 4 SO I m o . 14 O E Olsen. Inc . 962.5589, ba. Condo In Newport
VEllSAIWS
Season or yea rly
Spacious, view. elegant 2
Bdrm 2 ba. pool, securi·
t y, e tc. $1700 mo o r
make offer . Agent,
646-3255
Cabrillo. 640·9900. Ask Bay Towers. Very lux
for Fay. Agt. 2 Br w/garage. $375. New urious. Security bldg.
crpt.s, fncd yard. water Poss ible boat slip.
81'and ne w 2Br 211!tba ? pd .. 2 71 o · · E & F · · Large 3 bdrm. Duplex. I I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
story condo. Seablurr Delaware . 636-4120 house from ocean. $7SCIC•ilcNllllln•
Townhomes. 1625 . l-SPM. mo. on yearly basis . 3425 963-5568 ---------675-8018 Beachwalk condo, 4 Br 31h ----------••••••••••••••••• ••••••
Newport Hei1hts 2 bdrm
fenced yard. NO PETS
M85. Call 673-2256.
Ba avail 9/1 nr bch. By 1 Blk to bch , 3Br, 2Ba Newport Beach Villa
Appl. 548 -897 5 . or h o me , pool. tennis Balboa. walk to bech.
213-4»5CM9 courts. pvt parking. $7SC ~sq. ft. 2 br, 2 ba, f IP:
mo. 60·3615 eves. pnv. yard. Eves Bern
H.l 's FOUST
Spani~h E.-:.l11lc l.l\'1111.:'
lleaullful park li kt' ''" 1\11 ''ll 'I•.\\ \l"IS ~'1H l<E:"T l'>llp•:r n11t· :.!
round1ngs Tl•rr ... ,.,, ;!flr:m.1 $4Jll Hr i li•t ~i'i \lso :1 Ur
REMTIMES
1 ... ,.sor Vr\<"''<'tt-.s
Fllf:r.111t·~o.;1-,1 .I"·
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1JOOI -;unkl'll ICJ' hb•1 !'\J.l.ll'htU' rw"' l r11t I" 1 l••• S.-oO(J '!13 0467 ~parklr11,:: rounta1n-. µ.11111 du ... l to -.11•111µ1111: I Huntl.u4on~ach 1840 2 Bdrm apllrlmt•lll Rent~s to Shatt 4300
Spal'll.IU" room-. \dull ' 1''11.! ,1,q d 1 •••• .'::':••••••••••••••• l ..1i(hl. airy laritt• 1>Jl111 ·········•••·····••·••·
Seµa rd\l· clin1nJ,! .ir<".1 ~·•11Jti <'...illli4593Jt • Walk 1n do,.eb h111111· • -I IJI\ t'I~ dll J1lUll. nu i><·b
IJke k1trh1•11 d. <'3h10f'b lu14nhuu"• lllr 1•r ,11 111u'I I 2&J »r dlJb •;2()11 1-.11
Walk tu ll unt1rii:to111 li\llll: Jllllil J•lull "" ing1·r. h b 1Wt1 tl!iW
Q\llt-l , <•11 4! fir !,arJ~\'
Uf>'JI ,;dulh Jiil Vl t
S.12~ "42 7J IO 111111 II
I 1 l h ., I ' t' 14 p '' r l
11 .. 1i.;hh
l'~nter r•''' S.:ri!> 1 .• :i w IKlh "t
I Bedroum furn rrulllr 1,11> •15(r7 su u
2 &droom rum $50(1 I l 11µ.·r 3 l>clrm
Twnhi.e unfurn from g,.n.1~1· 4'-1:'
SS()ll I h 1 I ti I ·' I
~ IJJ 14tlh
"" l"'h I J flt• C I
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lit11Jt1e::. fo'r1·1· I ~' :! hr I Ii .• 1
Lr\ QUlNT ,\ llElt \111~ \ t ""' 11 huuH· I J u111I n
16211 Parkside l.n 1 hlk µatm ~1!15 1;7~ 11 t1~1 •
W o( Beach, 3 blk' S ol I Edinger :'irl':-O:"I ''' l.ir1ote 2 IJr 2
847 .5441 H.a r; J rde n ,\pt l'oul.
2Br. !Ba. aJl1.1. onl~ 111
pets. 2 blks from bl:h
53&2877 -----LOCJIMO leach 3748 •••.•••••........•.....
LAGUNA BEACH MTH
INN. Maid serv . color
1V. heated pool Utcl
(714 )494·5294 98S Nu
H~: arcll ~<; 710 W
1t1th St
Ir~ :!Bil IH1\. "' µalm,
qiL'o, llf'P!i. l(ar adull~
no dCll(.S $37S mu b l &
last + ~ec 548 5861
E S1dt• 2lir Garden ;ipl
w Rar Jdlh . no pct11
~ns 160 2i-.t St S4ll 2127 Coast Hwy ------2Hr. 2Ba newe r apl Loguna HiUs 1750 lndl"), adlts. no pets S39S
•••••••••••••••• e •••• •• rT'I) 645 7300 I
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:!br 2b<1 Bltn-. d~h"' I r I
I , mites lx-<11 h \dlt'
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pt,'flt h<IU•o ~ br ~ 11.t
hn,plar 1· h ill ..,,., unt' &.
.1rn·n111 .. ., S>\ol1 1~·r 1111
!6.'.Jll2'1,11:hl &14\..n.S•
')4.1 u 14kd.i\'
2br I b d al' r11" It 11111
00-;t h \dul" no 1>eh
't' earl\ ~lh.'I MU ;,i ri ll
Nt•l4 beachfrunt 2br ~h" ~ar. wa hllnl> !111 W
Ha~ 968 37i2
2 Br 2 ba ~e"" (JtH\
Shores. $.Sl.lO mn >".irh
Abo I Br ~100 67S H'42,
:"t:wport Beach kcdlly
Spacious 3 Br 21, Ha. L'i>i>er duplex ~hr. 2ba
frplc , bit 1n., W 14 al1 to ""all 1 .ir11e1
hookup. ram rm ICJr 1lr.tp '°~ & hu1ll1n•,,
Immediate oct'upanc' OCl:dnv1ew 'ite1)) lo bi h
SOOS 968 7172 Si!'I(} tno ~ ~ Leisure World 2 BR. 1m
maculate. Compl rum 2 Ur 2 8a Sunde«'k S42S Large 3Br. 2Ba. garage
No steps. G reat viel4 ,\varl approx Sf-pl Isl yard. laundr). no peu
Bar fron1 se<'unty bldg. 1
Br I Ba pool and i.un
de<'k S62!I mo 673 21 13 SSOO /mo. yearl} lea!>C ~'8 Kh7!1 day11. 760 14111 8 earh I,, mi $S25
644-5458 Eve:; & \\ knc.ls I SJt>.3397 752 i ~
Newport leadt 3769 ~o 2 Hr I Ua /\pt HUKTl.-.GTOH LAKES
••• .. •••••••••••••••••• t:arp~ls c.lrJpl·~ µoul ~PARKLISG STREA~S
DupW1 Oft t~ Wat er
JBr 2Ba frµk "''' bdr rernl! bllns pJrtl\ furn
patio :-.1dc> lw 'hi• fur :!5
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
YE.AR·ROUNO FUN.
Social Acllv1C1e~ Oo
reccor • Free Sunday
Brunch • BBO s •
Parties • Plus more
GREAT RECREATION:
rennos. free LPSSOn\
lpro & pro shop1 • ~
Health Clues• ~auna
• Hydromas\age •
Swimming • Ge I
Driving Range
BEAUTIFUL APTS
S•ngte' I & 2 Be<l
room!. • Fvrrt !;hf'd
& Unll.rf\6~ • AOu11
L•v•no • No P"" • ·~oaeis Ooeri I • '
9 lo 6
Oakwood
Garden Apartment•
Newport Beech N.
880 lrv•o~ 11t thtn.
7141 64 5-1104
laundl) rm Jmmed m c A s c A o I ~ G
cuµanf'\ lSI. \l1on1 WATERFALLS
t>t2 160.1 TOWERING P l:" 1';5
I :"u pet-. SI riv1 m•i
> rl~ 0..5 4421
F: ~•d e 2bdrm µnol
Jdults 276 E Ba).J
S375 mo 64S 7~
2 bdrm. I bd. s.:ar .11>t · 1
ll u 1 e l r: .i q c; 1 de Io<'
w ~ar.iRe ldo. dct·k
$45 0 m u. no p~I ..,
631 Im-I
2 Bdrm Deluxe ,\pl New
drape!., parnled. dt•an
roomy quiet F:lderh
Adulu. S37S mo ~l'cunl)
SHX> Cll•anini.? fl-•· Sl!"!U
C:!ll t)<'6 0016
T11wnhou.sl' 2 fir I• , BJ
1;dr Adlh no ix•l'I. PJllu
S4()1 >IU 5446 ur ~18 ~
\li::W 2 llH I Ha, 5425.
Isl la::.1 'n \c.lulh
\\.111 1mrned l all
l>avid. agt 1>46 3255
•"ew ~pac1ous lakes1d ;idult apt , .. ________ _
•2 J Bdrm 2 3 baths IEAUTIFUL
• f.leganl C1 replat'es 2 B R W P 0 I) I.
• l>n\ale lakeside pdllrr.> G REE.'JB f.l.T!). & Clllll
& balconies BREEZE.<; 1 ~1 1 FRO\!
•ll ea t <'d po11l &U C £\'I; Sl !"lll
"'htrlpool spa W G .\ R .\G ~. I>\' S
•4rn1le!o frombeach 64 ti 1135 1. i.~ 1 2'>7>'
842·1160 "IGllTS n4 I 25ifl .
7562 Ellis Ave H H !M(H)Ji5
\3 blks w or Beach Bl\ld I COLONY APTS.
222!H' \:'\YO~ 3 br Iba, kitchen. gar ____ ...... -.... -
bwll ins. $.100 mo 2 br I
ba. kllchen. gar built
ins. S385 Ca 11 536 tn!4i for
both
:o;uper ~al"f' 1n11 ~I
.\II bill!> paid' 1'0111'
Su built '"' 1 1\4~11 f\•1•
lll::\'TI M E.~ 1)31 I'>:>.'>
2br :?ba. crpb. drps". dis -
h'4 a s hc1 . \ nd gar San C~nte 1876
Rt..,een Elhs & Garfield •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• cirr tk..1ch ~uo A\a1
~pt I 842 8032
~ ... .,. 2bdrm "'1th gar n
pets S400 s k Co
Rol>e m11 n Gruen .
!WI 2662 9b3 8710
\'ou 11 lo\ e this 2H1lrm
S330All uul paid'
~w Applranrt·~ 14985 1 fee .,
RE.'llTI MES GJI I~
WHtmlnst.,-3898 ..•........••••........
\lt1vin11 \' md deposits &
'ul 11v111g exµe nses'
l'1o(l.,~111nall)' since
l'nl
HOUSEMAUS
R32 4134
APPLY HO CHARGE
,. •HOWIE••
l<t:nl al Shanng Service
•Y.>J O.Si9 i da)!> 953·~:
\\h\ \Ail~l .. ti me ano
rn•in••) lul)k1ng ror a
r .... mma le " Let u :.
Ira at1· '>l'rcen and rn
11•r\le>A fur you Take the
(
0•JllfUSIOCl Out or Frnd.i,ng
t,,ood Roommates
, 11 i-I I \l.1. Y1-i 1.\ 'llnpany
d riJOmmate search agy
752-5111
f'l'm I child ok Ocean
v1..,..,.. rondo. pool, Capo
Beath area $200+ hall
ul1 I &(ti) S4l6 -----
Roommate wanted Vecy
IMge home Lake Fohst.
includes Club pri vtlegea.
Prefer Fema le Clean.
nc.it & lrd) a must eau ..
Derek 768 ~ -----\\en~ Roommate. Mi r
non smkr . $~S200
!IM).11933
" r <&ll 501o~hr5Br, 2 Ba
~c rn C M Nr So Csl
l'la1a spa S22S mo +
shruCulrl 641 4913
\I F' needed lo
l.trge II B Home
11 .. at·h SI 70 -.-
!ltiJ 950'.!
s har~
Blks to
ullls
~I \ I'\ RE Ferruile rum'd
2 br 21, ba twnhse. Npl
Hlo!l~ S2.SO m o 642-1470 & t""' 7~
"11.• rr :1 lid rm House nr
l\i·«l"h ....;011 Smoker onJ y
S21•l \l11nth 548 8212
l .. llq:t-~ludt'nl lookrng
for rem room mate to
n•nl hu~I.' rn N B Call
.1ficr t>µrn .tSk for Mar
•"'2 ~I
Newport Beech S.
1700 16th SI 'Dv•N _, 't"
'714} 642·5113
E SI DI-: upper front 2Br
11 .Ba 14 b11 lcon1es. new
paml $425 mo 6'11> 0100
orlWi 1.21!1
UJ!'> Quiel 1-: Side l 'pper
2br. 2Ba. range. gar:.tRe
\dulL,, nu pelr. 548 1425
Near nt'w xlra dlx townhs $325 lbr. tba w1lh JP
apt lr.i 3br, 2ba. frplc. pllances Call Joel din::.
b l l n ~ W D h k u P . 768-311 l , eves 894 3406 ·
l'R<>'IO:-JTORY POINT
Luxur) furn 2Br 2Ba .
lrplc. all amenities.
mature . no n s m oker.
m1~hl consider sm pet-
reh $360 752 3479,
lii5 !l5J.1Jrt 6P M
Roommate. M . yng. 3 Br
lOwnhouse. beaut. rum.
pvt are a . 644·6667
SHORT TERM
RENTALS
Weekly & Winter
__ Agent 67!"~~7~
Ocean view lux urious
adult (um . apt. 2Br. 2Ba
Avail. immed. •walk tn
Balboa Island Call
7S9·1SOI
IEAUTIFUL
2 BR W P OOL .
GHEENliELTS, &COOL
BREEZF.S IMI F HQM
OC EAN $4 50
W GARAGB. OAYS
fi 46 OH4 . 644 2578.
NIGllTS fi44 2578 .
64() 617~
COLOHY APTS.
2229CANYON Conv quiet 3br , 3ba,
Newpt Cr est Twnhm,
fresh p,aint & crpt.s. nr1---------•
bch w /pool & tennis
sk)IJghl!. \'aulled ce1 I ---
in gs Dbl all ch gar. ~ntt Funliahed
many xtras S525 oru..fwnistwd 3900 54,5-. 38)4 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 blks from beach. lBr.
No pets or <'h1ldren S240
536-7357.
L.GE l br, bke nu; pool.
clbhse. BBQ, patio . kids
ok. sec. gate, bltns. util
pd; nr sch ls, bcb. shpn g.
avail 9·1 $450. Days
SJ&.3509; eves 892-6745
Suwind Village
Female roommate went·
ed for n icely furnished
2Br apl in Costa Mesa.
Avrul Sept. 8. Must be
c I ~ a n . m a l u r e :-·'&"'
rei.pons1ble S200/m o +-
depo~rt 645·9222. eves.
Diana
Female wanted to s hare·2
be droom. 2 bath in
Newport Beach. Call
~8765 for details.
3 Br, l .,._ Ba, nu paint. DIAMITE"IO"! • G73-6310dys. 559-5031
carpets & drapes Avail. Breezy 3Br Home! $SOO .-lrvine--T-urt-le_R_oc_k_T_n_·
8/lO. Kids OK. Refs-re· Brick frpk! (8266} fee WG CANYON Condo on level.' lBr , 2YIBa .. Pvt.
$775. 962-0607 lbr E side AvaJI 1mmed
Stove. reCng. frpl, gar .
$325/mo Days . 731 5363.
eves: 642 5975
Sh arp 1 BR. wa lk to
beach, $325 per mo Call
Andy. 536.7330
Ne w 1"'2 bdrm luxur;
adult apts 1n 14 plans
rrom $415. 2 bdr m
townhouses rrom 1.535 •
pools, tennis. waterfalls.
ponds! Gas ror cooking &
heallllg paid. From San
Diego Frwy dn ve North
on Beach to McFadden
then West on McFadden
to Seaw1nd V1llaRe
\ 714 )893-5198. ----..... 4000
F Rmmt needed, large•
me avail Sept '174 jtto
<.:all Nancy 754·1~ ..
q'd. tMS. All· 979-6896 R~MF.S 631-4555 golf c ourse w ~se p pat.lo. Frplc. attached 2 AfU.~.t_d
a... Verde 3 Br. 2 Ba. n...achHome'. --3er1. gara1e •. 2 Br, 2ba, hJghly car aar. l'"'"W couns . """' ..-.. ..... ...c d. Fl.Im or unlurn ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• PINE BLUt~F APTS Fenced yard. 2 car St.ondrplc!Fcdyard ...._... · pool,+muchmore.$775, ..._l.a-d 1106
l ara1e. Natural wood "'-app16•.Dbl1ar! Daya~9930.~v/wkndl chlldr'"'n oil . P /P . Spac 2 Br. 2 Ba. Adult
Get Al Excited!
SuMy 2Br! S2:50! Yard
For Kids/ Pets! Frplc'
Bakers KitchenU'469Hee
R ENTlM ES 631-4555 n .a. • F h ,_.. "" 758-1.SIS ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Com plex Pallo, view,
oon • tnm, ~enc Ocean Brene('1M7l fee 71•-851·ll~. FabWoua Baylrnt Little frplc. encl a•r .. Ras
doon. lmmac. mo. RENTIMES 631-4555 HARBOR VlEWHOMES Perfectly Placed Condo 1.sl. Boat slip, 28r, 3 stry, stove, d1s hwhr, Jae. Lovely 2 & 3 Bdrm
+ utlls. 979-88lOA1ent. ......W• 5 Br. fam rm, 3 car foe Oranae County. 2 br. fire place, y rl y ls e tndry rm FromS450 Townhous es, garage,
••••••••••••••••••••••• Office R..tal 4 ....
R.oonl ror rent. pool, close ···················-to 0 C .C , non smkr
$160. Al\, 6. 545-2510
Ma rriage counselor has
room to rent Single or
couple. Adll304 642 43()11
34hrs.
WESTCLIFF BLDG
NEWPORT BEACt•
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2 Br. prace, yard. water .... aw 3242 '-~mmra1e.:._J11G5a0~'!1noer. 2~ ba, with 1reen belt. 875-3067 SPMC __ 631·6107 patio. laundry lac. 14~&
0 DOGS
\.Al ....... HK 1S25 Call 213 /SOO, 7202 • pd, N . $475/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 1 ~2836 · pr iced incorrectly at ~the Water, top quahty 2 Bd 2 Ba . fire place Private entrance Mesa
--Spacious 2 Br 2~ Ba con-me · $550/mo. l yr . lease. duplex. lower unit. lbr, Avail Sei>t tsl. 1450 mo. Huwll!wl• Verde. No a mokinll or
./---~ ........... ~ ....
Call Mr Howard
6 45 6101 l:a•lalde 2 Br with Clo, frplc , tenni.5, pool. 2Br, 2Ba, 2 car 1ara1•. Adult Co mmunit y 2ba, rrpl, Ira pallo . 6467174. HartMMw 3842 drinking $2 25 mo
..... -La ...... _, hook w a I k lo beach , frplc. sauna, jacuul. w /araclou s liv i n g . SllOO/mo yrly. Avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5:56-0637 •--~· -..UJ' • 21J.a.8114. 213-446-66'7 pool,tli95mo.87~ $52-:MOO. Only qualified Sept IS. 6'4·4323 or 2 BR I Ba. gar, 2864 New d e luxe 3 s tory ------, ' "'' 1tAwe. fenced y ard. evs needcall. 673-34&6. Hickory Pl '350.No pets. townhouse, water view. Furn. room. In <.:osta CWJd. pet OK. $$50. Call Close to s ho""" & Colle 0 e 3br, 3ba, private bc h. Meu . Quiet home ror 4SO sq. rt. ror S42S per .410. al_.. Ne.. Laa P\leotes Coodol, MIMI OCIAJlt VU LUXURY CONDO :l bdrm ..... , ......... 1107 968·188.1 .... " · micro, w/b, dmy waiter. worlclng peraon. 642 479'. 4001 Bm:h St. N.B. AeeAt
Security Sated, poolside, y .. rs-'"-.. 8R 2 B ", I~ ba, 2 ur elec 1ar, pri •••••••••••••••••••••• • •I..,. door o-n 2 frnls 2
541'.:.~_;__· -----== .... Zbe, l am rm. no pet.a, 2 • 3 Bdrm. avail. l800 " -., " Lio ......i •--So y B Neat I 1 RR /a ar "ms"'"tr· br, =.;. ... ,·$1· ooo' ,..tm'o. Avail. now 2 lovely rooms ., ....,ltt, kids OK. uta mo. M0-1441. pool, Jacu.ast. f100/mo . pa ' .,....., c.. ... e t~ . S150 earl)'. Larae 3 r , c ean w , ...... " bal Ith ri t I Mo. FREI AAv Ga I•.)' L D. 18 2 5 . yf'b'. c.t Plae. Leue l650 mo. 1~ ea. Beamed ceillna•. anl)' S27S. qu.lel back bay (114)760. or 9SS-22«. bath , ~~~:h:n pri~. v:.o~ .,...,__. ce.t.nbrl
.... •-1244 AaldocCaN>l fireplace, laundry , area. 280 De l Mar. a-..1-. ...... matur'"'. pror .. ulonal ~·,..u_. ~ -OH THI•• Y 871-4314 $49-0258 prqe, stepa to ocun, 962 2771 In'-_.... ~ " PrMdf'OOt E-J -•· ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRtB un pool Adutu. NO Pf.TS. --------••••••••••••••••••••••• per:;on. l300mo. lit IAsl lncldlt ,ec. ae......-..
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(714) 675-8662
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l52S Mesa Verde E. C.M
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17th & N wpt Bl vd .
675-a!OO
7SOSQ. FT.
17th Street 's busie s t
s hopping center. Costa
Mesa Realonom1cs.
675-6700 -----------
DANA POINT
Violet Lante rn & Del
Prado 800' & 1100' at 60<
975-1120
LOCJllMI •ach 2000 sq. fl. ID charm mg
building. Wood's Cove
area. Coast Hwy . Cron
tage.
Turner Assoc 494-117i ---
UYNAMICS
S5000 minimum Wh11·,
making th e monc) an
co mm od 1 t1e ,.,·•
Risk rewa rd confercn(·t•
For pvt appt call P .il
673 0 195 9AM 12non11
11okdys
FtSH MARKET
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Owner ill • M1ttt s•ll
Fresh Fruien F1,.,h Jl-.•1
f'lsh and Chai-">
Xlnl loc <.:hcntl'lt· t '.ill
collect 213 477 lllti!J
..Uk for J ohn
Jack J Lev and Inc
Pnnc1pals only pleai.e
REST .AURANT
ON OCEAN
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bw ldtng 30 h 1gh pt;'J kt•d
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bUStnCSS rurnll Urt'. r I\
tures . & e11u1p l'r111·
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673-1600
Lawn Roule.
gross. t ruck
eql.Op. acct:.
e s l $8500
893-3049
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Ca 921626
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rt. S1170/m o . 1000 N .-:--Bristol, N B. Patrick . SF~LL idle item'> w1(h a
Agt. 6.'Jl l266 E:i_ily Pilot Cla:.s1f11:d Ad
salOSq. Ft. of commercial
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\ Mortgage' Broker
RLU ESTATE LOANS
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BRANCH
SUPERVISOR
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FIDELITY
FEDERAL
Sn inq' attd
loon Au"'
12000 lh.•11ch Blvd .
Stanton
All ~;qual OpJIOrtunaty
Employer
\ ,ut .... 1d1.tn of E F llul
l•in 1<, r urrentl" 10
ler' 1c11o 1ng quaitraed
iie~ inlerl'!ll~ in lhe
rreld of fmam:1al 1>lan
runl( Full o r 1>art lime
l~ 1i.1 !Ill IWMI p.1 rt time
~Ill 111111 unl1mt1t•d
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.. 11.:ur"' m.iture. f•>r
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John Hogan . Ill Fashion
Is IJlnd . N B 644 7100
\. \.'iln t-:R for It B Drug
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nol lll'I "47 251;3
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C~HIERS
UTDTEM
\l.\Rt-.1-:TS
For 2nd & 3rd Shafts
\\e promote to mana)o?c
m.:nt & s upervis ion rrom
.... ,thin
W \:'-iT ,\ CAH EF:H'
CJll 171<1 1496 9076
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1411 PAKI\ Cfo:NT t-:R DH
~.\~TA \NA. CA 92705
Cleri'al
Marke11ng1Sales
F<.sh1on ls lnd invest
f'1rm Expanding. X.lnl
career opply in active
sal1'5 e nvir Wtll handle
hte acct!( functions &
licensing 1ts~1gn Non
'm ok er p ref Call
1).4().0 l.23
Ul"R /MIEDIC AL
Full r harKe ror bt'ach
area Conva le ~cent
lb.pllal Knowledf,?e or ~tale btlhnJt help(ul ,\p ---~~-~~-~-~~~~
11hrants to call Melba Clcncal
Proctor at 714 613 2100 111 SIECRET ARIES
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Alhletlc Club
•Ocean View
•.-Spermo
640-tltl
$650 lnd/Of c ne ar nu
2265'. 18101 Redondo Cir .
I'S, Hunt Bch M2·2834
SPECIAL
LIMITED
OFFER!
PenoftOl1 Sl50 P""'°"als 5350 .....•••••.•....••..... ....•.•.....•.••••••...
HERBAL
LIFE
Anal)!>I Sueccs~ful In
veslmc nl l'On s ultanl
;;eeks t'J'penent·ed as.,1s
1ant ite ply 1n l"On
f1de11ce <:olhni> ssoc
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confidence
IOA T CUAHING
Saahng k no,,.,•ledJill' prt'
ferred H e rs re~ d
675-9060
l-:m1JIO) m enl avail an
rnul11 i.urround1ngs
Com11et1l1ve pay. an
ll'f'\ 1ew & hire t'or more ,
1nlu call Tod Ser v1l.'es
•Huntln•lo11 Harbour Furn. o rfic e apa ce.
l ltl/mo. 846·0333 or
~
-Sq. ft. omce space. Newpor\ Blvd, C M.
.. &ea1onable rat ea .
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flnaHlal la1l. TOOO..t.
JIL noor. A1ent 541.JOJZ.
MIWOflllCICC*OO
.C 1._. a •11 aq ft new ol·
l& .. ~ .. Utt airport
,.,..,, J~dor In· ...... a. '"'other l •l..-aUon Renl
.... • ._. w/opUoD lo buy. .,, 1¥· SIT·llG
RENTAL RATE
REDUCED!
MeMllMllntrial
ror11
7 I I w. 17th. St.
Cotta Mna. Ca.
642-4463
•0. 1500 Mt-ft .... .............. dteh
ecc•,••cy . * c.,.... ........ .. .... * , ...... ft. Oft.r
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m~~t.h .•.
Yo u. moy reque_st our ad-answering
service when placing your od ... o Doily
Pilot ext number will appear in your od .
.. we will toke your messages ... you
coll in ot your convenience to get the
responses to your od ... this service is
only SS per week. For more information
and to ploce your ad coll 642-5678.
.. ~ .. , .
LowthoH
unwanted Inches,
pounds
. . --·
KEEP UP c.._..,_.,,_..... ,.,.,,.......,.. ...
c .. 1714) 760.70>7
..yttMe
A.pl Assistant M anaiter
Trainees Wall l r ia an
Couples P aper work &
maintenenace 642 S073
Art shop needs
helper tr ainee
~0·5850
ASSEMBLER wanted ro r
growing laser company.
m SJC l'~lect ronll' & for
pr ecision mechanical
Soldering & winng uper
d esi r e d Ooo d
.£!_)' lbenefils 493 6624
Automatic Trans . rt
builder Expe r nee
F lame $48·2288
loot&keepiftCJ/Clerit
l'ull tune. ex per helprul
but not nee Man)' co
bener1ts Appl> at 1660
Placen11a, Costa Mesa
Bookkeeper, purl tim~.
Fo r r etail busrness
Par tial 11 uto mat1on
979,8900
CLERICAL
Register today ro r local
tempora~ assignments
557.0045 . 644 2040
Bookkeeplnj( Ass1s Janl
w /s tron1 /\I P t')(
penence. for urban de
0:b!O~ 1
sign firm. tr vme Salary l7Jl lirch Street
commensurate w ex Mewpori leech
ptr\ence. bener1ti. Send ~~~~~~~~~~ resumrs to: PBR, 18012 ·
Sk)l)llrk C1rrle. Irvine.
92714
SELL idle Items' with a
Dally Piiot Classified Ad
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MOii TMAN MT A JOI
BEGIN A CAREER
AS A COSMETIOAN
MAllM>OONOMIY
learn to do facials Wtth the new s•un
machine. ltorn mob-up oppltCOtlOf'I
the pro'-ionol woy
let Richard's Beauty Colle9@ help ycu
start developing new skills as a
Cosmetician. Afttt only 20 ~s you
con be earning a good living.
COSMmOAN a.ASSES NOWI
limited &rollnent Cal Nowt
Top instructors give Help and Guidance.
Plenty of Procticol Experience, too.
rumoM PA YIMG
NOGIAMS
AVAILAILE
PLACEMENT
ASSISTANCE
MANY OPPORTUMIT11S:
• Interesting Work
• Personal Sattslactt0n
• Security-Jobs not tied 10 economic
s1tuat1on
• You progress rapidly to become
th oroughly s1<1lled
• Self-emptoyment Opportun1t1es
CALL 961-1611 FOi
IHFOIMA TION
RICHARD'S BEAUTY
COLLEGE ......... " ... ,,. l t060•~ lf.H ......... IHdi
Tr~JR's
Smal Classes 5oOOd Study Habit5
GrHelK-8
T ransportMion • Extended Day
121 SOulh Ciron. Marl8lm (714) ... ,.
Tap ....... Jan.
DwerclM, Aerobic, ... oom.
Dhco, Hawaii• & lat.
Dorotlly Jo
Dance Studio
25 1 S L Cit. Hwy. C...
Doreftly Je .._.
2411 L ett. Hwy. C6I
67l·l4ZO
L Scllools and
Instruction
ur lie rock preschool
• chlld'a wor1d
°"'ltlNO:
• PN9chool. aeee 2 to 5 y .. rs
• Infant and toddl« program
• ""•moon extended day care, 5 to a y .. ,...
•Sum'"' program through Aug. 29, 1990
• Klndwgarten, 1tal1lfl9 S.pt , 1980
• ~ 7 • m. toe pm
• Hot luncn.. -Iota of love
• SUmulatlng curriculum tor full e1e .... 1opmant of
lntallectuel u wall u groaa and floe mofor 1klll1,
• Compi.tely balanced nutrttlonal 1>1o0ram.
HIOU IOW
1~11
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SUMMER CLASSES
ART SKILLS TAUGHT O I L PAINTING• DRAWING
In-Studio And On·Location
~slr.l~Il
ATTBmOM
AU LIVB.S WB.COMI
ly a&.81 CR• MAH
Noted Artist of the
Impressionist
School
B.A. Univ. of Ariz.
Post Grad Otis Art Institute
............ ~ .. .,·-· ~ 644-1415
CHRIST LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL
& DAY CARE CENTER
announces its opening
September 2, 19M.
Hali or Full Days.
Truly a social learning experience
in a Christian atmosphere.
'31-1639 760 YktoN A", CM
This variety of fine schools
could Introduce
you to a new tomorrow
IUllllHCI AU ()I OlllANO( COIJNfY IN COiU MOA
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& Nursery ......... __ ......
• v-"°""' • Dev C.re "-1 .. •
Cr•A• • -• 0enane • '"" a "Oey • ,, .. _ koll. St•• l-. c ..... ,,.
Play·~
HOUIS: 6:JO .. 6:00
:1110 THVRllll • COSTA MESA
Be~ a.v & Vld°"• •~ •
School Opens Sepe~~ JO
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m11 r ••irmant l t lJaol
OIUNCI OOUNTTS OLDJST A flNIST
l'lt1'1ATI SCHOOL
Grades I< -8
ISS7 1'. MeWr. A......_,,__ 774-IOS2
MOW EHROLLIHG at:
CHRIST
LUTHERAN
SCHOOL
Preschool -Grode I
,._0,1 I J SHIA• .....
Christion Setting
Basics in c....ncu~
Certified School & T eochen
lnstrumentd & Choral Music
After-school Sports
Doy C~e A"oiloble
"Caring school with a
Christ-eentered education·· .................... ~
541-68&&
CHRIST LUTHEIAN
CHURCH & DAY SCHOOL
760 Yldart9 c.... ....
......... -. . .. .. .. ......... -... , ..
Tu.day. Augu1t 12. IMO
1
Call 642-5678
Louise Griffith
Ext. 322
.
COME TO WHERE THE JOBS ARE!
Irvine College
of Business ""' ....,._ .. _ ,....,._, CA '1714
556-8890 • In a few short months. you'll have
the s kills and confide nce to enter
t h e job market in a n exciting.
well-paid, rewarding career as an
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HELP YOURSELF!
Hundreds o f Orange County
companies have hire d Irvine
graduates Call now for more
information a nd brochures
T he Or ange County e mployers
need you no"' Inquire about
financial aid as~1stance' 1 You
may be eligible for Federal
grants and loan!:. '
GET STARTED
NOW!
CALL 556-8890
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-tr F il m Castin~ Workshop . Train lt -tr fo r TV spots. mo' 1es. pay-cable lt
~f o r t h e P RODL'CT I ON ....._
'?-CO MP ANY OF ORA!'iGE ~
.. COUNTY. <NEWPO RTJ Call *
now For Interview 645-6121 Send -tr photo & res ume to Peggy Lloyd *
.. C a sti n ~ 1924 B e r yl La n e . ......_
Ne wport Beach. Ca ~ .. .. . ............ .
IRVINE GYMNASTICS
PARK
ReQtSle • Now For
Boys & Gtr•s gynmast•cs
Ages' & Up
Beginners lhru competo11on c• 54~1 2 1 1 For •.,t•att.
. .... _ ..
Houlecleaners, M·•
hour. Owa t raupo
Uoo. MS.tl.53.
-tOUSEK~EPER/UiV· OUld, ~~re for ~r
boy. Ue ha~,·
schooll la b j/<
car. Npt. Sch. P,~ '°' student or OrallCIMl 759>-9'ZL9 eves.
Hou.sekffper <U1ht) for
older man In Balboa
Security Bld1. Apt. lJq
In, no car required,
salary open. Call SoA,
Bob , c o llecJ...
714/a.2229.
HOUSEKEEPER: FylJ
time, Tues·Sat. 7AM to
3:30. E.0 .E. Bayv~ew
Manor. 350 W. Bay it
C M. M2·3S05.
HOUSEPARENTS
Mature M IF couple to re·
11de in 1roup bome •
superme 6 D/D adults.
Alternate weekencla free.
Expe r . pre ferred .
S900/mo . .ta beneflta.
United Cerebral ~alay
Assoc.' S46·.S760
HOUSEWlVES-Are your
children going back to
'i<'hl. are you bored or
need extra money? If
you're friendly, CODI·
r1entious & dependable
we want you for a de·
llgh tful & quaiot
restaurant for a varjety
d duues a vail. No ex.per
nee. We train Positiom
are n o w a v a 11 fG~
weekdys 8·4 . full-lime
Please apply an perscm:
Slone Mill Terrace. 291.5
Redhill, C M
Indoor plant main
tanance FT & P/T
available
497-5424.
l!'iSURANC E
Ground noor appt'y. for 3
highly motivated people.
F.xp pref but oot nee.
~Ir Kendall 760-7037
Inspectors fo r SaHmaker
:"ear J o hn Wayn e
Ai rport Mon.-Thurs.
6 4 30 979-1433.
INSURANCE
SECRETARY
C:o mm 'I. property .tr
1Jab1l1ty e.xper. nee. MIUl
have dynamic penonali·
ty Work in aJy. u
customer service rep
Call 768·9455, ask for
Lynne
Insurance
Account Assistant to
Employee Benefit Ex·
ecut1ve w /Insurance
brokerage fi rm. incl\ld-
1n1 secretarial d1o1tiu;
must have exp in IJ"OUP
llfe 6 health 1J1Suraoce
including marketin1.
Xlnt N B location. FM
a ppointment cal l
714-a.4·5.522.
INT. DESIGN SALES.
Flair for decoratia1
hel pful F t Pt. wiU train.
499-1'61.
Jarutonal worti. Depen·
dable hardworking
person needed P 11 ,
possibly F tr, 645-5347 art s
JANITOR for small eltt·
lr'Onics company. Muat
be conscientious .tr self
motvated. Hrs : 7am·
3 JOpm. Mon-Fri. Appzy
G L.G Systems. 11152
Con d o r A v e , F .V
549-4777.
Kennel Help · Full time.
AM to ? . Over 11. ~~~ ..... ~!!.~ ~~~ ..... ~!!! ~.!!~ ..... ~!!! ~~~ ..... ~!~ ~~~ ..... ~~~.~ ~~~ ..... ~!!! ~~~ ..... ~!?.~ W.+.-d 7100 Hardworlt , must love
••••••••••••• •• ••• ••... _aru_ma_ls_S5_7_-6020 ___ _
Clerll for Liquor store. ~e· CR EDIT ASSIST ANT: D e m o n s t r a t o r s . DISPL.A Y •--------G de
pe. ndable. 0. ver 18. Duties lm-dlate o,...n'1na in s un.rmarkets in your WINDOW .tr Interior dis-ar ner wanted. up. General office ' /T Ha.lrsl)llst
1 tockin & 1 1 ....... r .. ..-for Gardening route Clerk Typist no SH Hrs me : s I . sa es. n· OW' Credit Dept. for ex· area, Fri-Sat S2.5 + a play for Hoe l11dles •P· ESCROW Must have own truck 1·5PM. Mature woman TM lalaoa lay CWl Is
KINDERGARTEN
Teacher, full time for
Fall. Credentials. Call:
Susan 640-882() q u 1 re . 8 l · 2 5 S 7 1 perienced Credit Assis-day. Car nee. 541--0371, pare! store. Regular 67S-7057 I Job loc Newport Beach now htriRCJ=
Marguente Pkwy., M.V. tant with heavy phone 541-0718 P/Time. Exper. nee. SECRET ARY . 646-7~1 Haintyllst w following
a.EU/TYPIST experien ce . Good Appt.644-7ioo --------Xl nt working cond. LAHDSCAPI
Clerical S._..,_ n""'e••ary. Dental Aas't, full or P /T. Dll"B GARD .. a ,.,__.RA ... L -cf Mi-0092. As k for J oyce. G Purchasing Dept. needs IOJ.1jA ... ~ -u -pl t Me .,. Our beautiful Bayside of· ~ail.A vm ardeners needed ror mature person w ta c-Xlnt company benefits . .-uippy, easan 58 Growing co. bas xJ.nt. op-fice in Newport Beach f\JU time day position to SI ZOOO public 1arden in Corona
curate typing skills, good For appt. call Personnel Verde office. Prefer exp. portunity--luU time posi-has an immediate op· evailable for reliable U&ht bkkp·g upr 10~ HARDWARE SALES. Ap· de! Mar, full time 6 part
wt numbers, pleasant 549-4134. ~· Mig~t ~ ide~I Uon for delivery 4' pick· portunity for an F.acrow personwithknowled1eof eluding AI R & A P ~din pe r1s~ 1 Rion ume-1tudent.s welcome.
phone ability. Detailed•---------or hi~ldr r en ass t i.., ol plumbinf material. Secretary. A mirumum plants 6 landscaping. knowledge 10 key by ware, rvine. Ca 11 Mr . Mc Nay :
wortlnhappysurround· CUSTODIAHS w/c en who wanted Salary open. Fri nge olsixmonlhaescrowu· Should have a current touch, accurate typist, CWestcllff Plaia)N.B 67 3-2264, Mon.-Fri.
in&s w/small growing Neededforpubliccarden to return P /T . Good benefit.s.TheBathMart. perimce and typin1 of driver'slic .. enioyucel. ad w /f1gures . li g ht HOSTESSiC~HIER 8.30AM-4:00PM.
company . Xlnt. co . & library in Corona del wages & benefits. Call Call 675-4830, 8:30-S:OO. ~wpm are required. company benefits includ· phones. In Tustin call Apply 10 person JPM to --------
benefits . Call I n I : Mar. Full time .tr part for appt. Aug 13· 14, Ask for John. This poeitioa offer. an in& a free meal per shirt 832-7300. -SPM p tune or F /lime Lepl Sec'y, airport tu 6'5-3883 time.student.a welcome. ~ eacellent salary and out· Apply In person 9AM· -------
. Call 673-2268. Mon.-Fri. ---------• ELECTRICAL TEST staodinl benefit.a lnclud· Noon. Mon-Fri. Person· --------Days or eves Rusty law firm needs bri1bt re·
Cle.rlr Ty pist. Newport B:30AM-4 :00PM. Dental Asst. P /tlme. Ex· TECHNICIAN int: nel G94&AL OfftCE Pelican, 2735 Pac Coast sourceful, eaperieneed,
Beach Co. Good benefit.a.•---------p'd RDA pref. SaJ open. Unique opportunity with •Prolitsharlnl MAIUtl01THOTB. IBOOTOSTART Hwy, NB. M ·smkr JoalelS1·90ZS
Chance for advance-CUSTODIAN Laguna Hills/El Toro. small well-establllshed •Paidmedlcal/denlal IOONewportCtr.DR. MORE SWITH Liquor Clerk . &:1 -
ment . Start S7 00 . Responsible retired cou· Approx 20 -25 hrs . manufacturer of elec-•Loandlscounll Newport Beach EXPERIENCE HoteJ -..ienced,partti-Sat. 113J..331.3. pie to live in apt. com-831Hl.30. trical (not electronic) F.qual Opp Emplyr M /F Five Girl Office Bellmen. Room service .-• .....
---------• plex in NB. Care taker's distribution equipment. Please contact Jackie Varied ActJv1ties 6 airport pickup Apply •Sun. day shift. Hillcren COLLICTotl duties eve1 6 weekends. Dental Asalstant, chair Facility located in San Sir anted t at 1714 ) We Will Train Holiday Inn. 3131 Bristol Liquor. 250 E. 17th St.
Collector or Skip Tracer References required .tr side, esp or recent~.. Juan Captatrano area ls 645-1111 tor more in· General Otfice Company Paid Benefits ,_St._c_._M _______ c_.M_. ------
Deeded by C.M. Agency boodable. 6"-0IOI. 4 days wk. Xlnt w I the only one of ill type oo formation. ~ ...... ':on" .b:-ariledn· APPLY BETWEEN 8 & Liliialion Secretary for Ean'd pref. but will cood. Gen practice. Lai ... _ W t '"'---t ff UL r--llAM HoteJ ...,; __ olfi /olfi train. Abo may consider CUSTOMER Bcb. 494-2517, 675-7070 '°"' es .....,... · as · · office duties, Ir vine 153Production Place gro ..... ,. ce w ce
P/f. Contact Mr. Gibbs SERVICE REP evee. certifted circuit.I. Ideal RDELITT area. S5H113 Newport Beach .u .... l/ISS imnager potential. Top att115'1·l047. Must bave 1ooc1 phone candidate would have ~ slcills, MAG A. Minimum
--------• contact with the public, Dmlal minimum 2Yn. coUe1e. .FEDERAL General Office Clerti M TI.m !Dfrfl lOyrs eaper. Salary open.
a..tructioo aoodlyplst,lalmowledte Periodoollat needs full Synineniinffrin1/mf1. S.wl ..... Typing skills SOwpm, GIRL FRJDAY Sm. C.M 640-G>l.
WUltra.lnneatappearinl ~general omce dut.les. time aul1tant. Ell· environment. well or-"-Ala imjor 1tock brolrera1e olflce needs Spanish as •PM ~r
mu for sJ,ua 6 acr.n N.B. Compaoy. Xlnt panded dutiet opportuni· ,.m..ed. TbJa potlllon of-Equal Opportunity near OC airport. Hrs 7-3. nitlish spea1Un1 cirl to MTilm/hH
ClO. in Newport Beach. Blneftta. $750·9850 •tart· ty. X·Ra)' certlflcate re-fers opportunity for Employer Call Mn. Eckert 540-8121 am. pbonea. Type, run We are seeking ~liable Sala.ry.~14 lq.llD-3313 q'd. &aper. preferred. careeradvancement. ln·1"'!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!~~~ GeneralH ernnds.etc.s.56-1717 people.oriented persons.
XIDt. benefits, salary formation not provided 1: elp Enjoy excellent com-•COOI( * Data Input Tecb.,lclan. opm. MM83L on phone. lnterv1ew1 on COOKS ruu A: put Ume. Rental center bas full GO FOR IT!! l*lY benefits includlol a
l!•-rieau. GRAM · Immediate openln1. Satur d ay . 'Ca l l ApplybiltweeatA:SPM timeopeaillp for2men. y l • 1 f--meal-rshi'ft .Apn. ... ..c--t · "d. ""'·U -·• •••1ST '11 ... ,. 201 f Neat appearance with ou wan · we ve 1ot. ·-.-r
LIVE-JN NEEDED to
cooll 2 meala dally, clean
boule, 1ml en81Mk for
1enlleman. May keep
other wottbl1 po.aWoa,
room. board la aa1ary in
So. Latuna. 411-1141 • llA'S ROUS•. Applv ._......,... YPlDlreQ ru _.., __ ., • 4 • ...,. 1 or appt. IT5-155e , .... do It' W T h' ly ln~rson 9AM-Noon, ... ' i 2 11 ,.._,_..BTBEACH U I 1ood ha•dw r ltln1. ~a · e eac · 1-llAll. llOn·Frl. In t me. 1 mo . post on. .... ..... ~ n cor n Electrical _ _.._ .. We Train! Our aients Mon· I. Personnel
_a..-;.---u1oa. Redhill • Xlat. benefiU, 1111 min. IFYOO: Proclucta. llOOO SIRYICI Be ....... wlll train. App· are happier, have more MAl1101THOTIL Uv•iA praUcal nune for
moathly salary. Irvine •Ara an eapertenced WCMtlll b' lJIONewport Bl, CM ~.and are doing llOONewponCtr.Dr. elderlylady,beacbatea.
---------• Unlfted Sebool Dist. Call o.ul ANiatant IL.IC. TICH. Ftr1_no "r.· nee. apply ormlOLambert-1203. El more bullneaa. You can Newport Beach refs req. For appt. uU COUMSILOI SH·OOO for Info. •AN ea,... to wort ln a Opportwtltytowortlnear M .llOD-F'r . Torct. too! Call Al Slellato to EqualOppEmplyrM/F 791MUlbtwnt.s. co
O...Wne:Auc.14. f~,.eect1epeclalityofc. be a c b . Te at , -.s'7GI •••·L-I ftndoutbow.M:J-5671 LYN"'·-• s-J1. Mniay Plf'IOll· .,.. .. a rindl,y °"'I<>-troubleshoot, • repair Good ?", ~. _... WALKER 6 LEE R.E. ...._.e Nune., • r. ael a1ency need1 10· DELIVERY Driver. • lnlper-.IUy quality marloe power Food Service Prep, 1109· ,n6ft1-.-.... .,,. .......::.:..:..::=:=:.:.~:.::.:::..:::..::..:._1---------lief. 11PM·7:MAll. 10
..._.ladlvidualawitltor ..._ traineet. Xlat. opp-•lfa"a-hlnfttltud• 1up pll u , balte ry "'1,4-lO. 1SJ.'7m. uk for vaned. &ledramcs tlrm. GRAPHIC art pers on Hotel bed F.cf'. Good worti.1 =~=~fi ~':'u~::.~~~.~ :~::~.=tkUl• =,...; ~=n.::: ~°!::UDIHnltyAUlletJc ~~.~~-~ =dolt~~l~: :!~ ~.!L~t$A::~~~k.11J!d ~·e~~~·.::
enferred. Ca ll Q a rv _,_ .. 07 ...... _. Call aft •Would llUoY a cbaU.01· O'onlcs or -er sup..at.-.. -belpf··' but not benellt.1 -ram Applv Jloa..H·•. M' ,,.._.~St. lllee. S..toll. eo..W ~---lnac.,..... a ptm. ea'ii•a;; Food SeNlee PNp, llon· eneral Office. Need ~ UI nee. Holiday lnn'7au1'Briat;i C.M':°"S..-6 • ..,._...-, Pa .... ,,..,.,. 279 • PleWcallU.485 ..... ~. ll·J. 'fU.,..uUw .....,, ... fOf' bmy COO· Sl.C M. ~.&!nE D~S~ll.~ .. ~.·. 11c~~ Placl., _.. Clasalll_... ESCROW o•mncER 5 Jolln.Ulllvenl,yAthletic tn ctor'1 ofc. Typ•n1. Hairdresser wanted --------LVN,h&Uorpartthmil~ n••~•" ~ ._ -., _ ,~ ... rr1 a.. lwJ ,.._ +milt. otc w/cUentele. Pay&.$«;;. or Hotel Nl&bt Auditor. e~· or ~HU lledi...._. • !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I .... ........,, .... car. ad•• .U.ple ··· J• 1ra. up. Sa lary +. dutial. WITralD. FIT. ,_ atalioo bl beautiful perienced, perm. pos•· ~. RN1G.,..
o.t.rlilllp ...... NJl6 partUme. ...... •• IY' + .ia..n. ll•• • a call oa tM Ille-row lecTetary. aUa. ft'Gllt omc. Girl f• Dr . ..._1 sakln. Lal\llla Beach. S7S Uon at Abo ~~Jl\n. lief.,... • ...._.. ..... AvalJ wt4J'I t-1. a1fl ..... md "'U ..... r-l yr. up. ~. Offtce. laauraau H · wt. Call Rut.b 4'7"'411 JUOI Co,1t Rw x: 'So. Verde Con veleutnt a1i..w.r. 1...,.11., bef ....S JOlll' ~ 1or fut,.. cmture. CaU '711·1155 for "rleou aeu11ar1. Hawe .-tldq to ..UT La1u '9t:nn for Haaptal, Ml ea.a.r-11
Mllou&IPll llll&a.MN171. .,._ -.lld a-6W .. 4oitwell. WaatAdHelp? fU• appt.. C.M.MWll5 .
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llCIPTIOHIST I
LESCOULIE
MEDICAL SERVICES
Perm Pall t1m.· po"ll10f1
merthand1t11011 icn 111111"
catdit lo r .. 1111 &tllt ••• 1r1
thl• t'<Ollt• Mt'H Nl'WIJllrl
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'' ' ' , .. "'''" m·f'd4•d 1111 VC''l HCll'T /TYftlU SOUTH COUNTY: 642-9955 rontrol roUll' i\.u l:llP roi co11w•11 \ who v.111 be
ndu~atin11 111 Oran111• ('11
11rport ari>a in <kt•1ber
Mulil hlH! 11oud \\µllll(
).kills l'lt'1&lit' al'nd re ~umr tu P 0 Box 1~22.
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NORTH COUNTY: 540-9954 ~ ... r.) 7~t ~u··-· h
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-llcmnt'I S3 7~ hr ~111 rt
llelen Gt 01 u LVN'a par1 llmt da}a htll OFF'ICE F p NDI G
ucmPM's MC'di .,lrul 'fORT<.(cJ t: co NOW PLAS1 ll'S Ko l Ill\
mtftla New 1r11d acu!p 111 HJ1'(' mHhlt1e ol>t'r11lo1 1111 n1
tule HI SJ~ M~u • ' u11. ruu~h•na. o acm bl>
ltt'ct'pl1u111't I) Pl'>t I>~
""l.llll 111111 l.el(JI llffi l"e
l.Jl(Un J 111 11'> \1 n,
W11i.lo.,. IS.S7 II.Ml Verde Coovalucent Call al\er•l'M 7btl ~.;1
Holpil&l, Ml Cent~r St l'AHow ~·~ ... u h ~xµ 1n Pwl l:lc.tnl'r V 1
hive own tru1 k
qi 5109
lllU!tt
I B C.M. pun·har.e I< ~.de of com lhStJUI .. 111 ---m~r c1 .tl properllt'\
MACHINISTS kno wledicc o f lo .in l mm,·d 1.111· 11µt'»lnR '.
p • rt I I m l' I" Cl l" k I •• I I
w nt'r..,, b u.' 1Wr!>u11, am
& pm ruoJd )(•r vcr.. ·\µply
Holtda> Inn. 3131 BrutoJ
Sl <.: M
Dlvenlr1td work load u crow hl'lpful ... i. ror
Mfc. elect..-omc m•lru \nt Pr!! S c huul Tc11 dll• r
Teucher·, ,\1dc·' 111.~•·dt•d
H B area Ben~ht., Call
M ari I) n 80 ~2tl4 or
ment s M o d ero
workshop Advanced
Kinetics, 1231 V1ctona
St.C.M .846-7165, E 0 !'.:
MAIHTIHAMCl/
JAMITC>alAL
Wu floor&. Cpu, & Win
dows, some exp necc
s mall ps yc h1 at r 1c
hospital, F it' 496 5702
IEFllGWTION
MECHAllC
Eitcellent opportunll>
for reliable person with
muumum or l year ex
penence rn refngerauon
equipmenl repair Enjoy
o utstanding compan )
benefits mcluchng a free
muJ per shift Appl} in
person 9AM·Noon, Mon
Fri. Penonnel
MAUIOn HOTB.
900 Newport Ctr Dr
Newport Beach
Equ.alOpp Emplyr M F
llbnicurut; acrylic nails
Lac Bc b salon Call
Ruth. 497-4491
llhture Lady to work full
time in clock shop Will
train. Permanen t The
T i me P la ce •12
Fashion lsland. Nev. port
Beach
Medical Recept1001st
-Front office. exp'd 3
eta.ya. Fashion Island
MC-1ms
Medical Assistanl, exp.
all phases front office
Ute back office duties
F Vly 979-0313
MEMO II AL
COUHSB.ING rtldfk View .._.....,art&
ls upaochng lhe before
need department. Learn
professional selling &
earn an above average
income. Darrell Ward.
M4-f700
Modeling , co mm"ls,
films, & e xtras . New
races. all ages/types.
Exp. not nee. 957·0207.
MODELS Newport Photo
Fashions s eeks n e w
m>delln.i faces 673-3375
Nunes Aidn. Full or pa rt
time.
~11 6 11·7. Ex.penenced
"'trai.oees, certl.ried pro-aram. Mesa Verde Con·
valescenl Hospital. 661
Center St. C M
MUISIMGRM
3·4 days /wk.
LVN 11·7.
3-4days/wk
41 bed conv, hosp Santa
An.a Hts. S .A. 54~3061
Office Person tor fine
jewelry s t ore 5-day
week, Some mght.s. Co.
benefits. Will train. Cati
M().8066.
Office work & manage·
meat. Shaonal. 6 mos.
Call E Son grath .
91Mlll.
Of ACE
The Daily Piiot has an
tmmecUate openin& for
full·llme. permane nt
· poe.itJaft Ln our ClassUi«i
Department. Must be
able to type 35-40 wpm tl1f'lal lfi!ll wUI be ad· ~ to all appll·
caau), 10 key adder
he.lphal, answer phones.
•••n comrute r and CltW ,.era duties. Op·
portwlily for advance·
rmnt and u cetlent com-
P•-1 beullta. Salary ~naurate wat.h tx· pertence. For lntervlaw
pleMe call Ma--4321 ext
~ .. ~.c..t ....,.~
CallaM .. a.~A .........-°"* emplo1er
... --····
M ark e tin g Ser
i.horthand req
d1\ers1f1ed duues ask ror
Rita
Top ootc:h lypisl to work
for our d}11am1c i.ale:.
dept ask for Pat
Secretary xlnt at boss or
garuung creat1v1ty & de
dlcation·ask for Rita
P T college or high
school s tudent-flex ible
hrs to work on mass
ma1l1n g r W o rd
Procei.~o rs 1 Br1ghl
person with hte typing
can land this Job ask for
Pat
AMEHICAN
HOMt-: MOHTGA<.a:
~Newport Cir Dr , NR
714 759 1515
Order Desk Clerk. hle
l)ptng. 10 ke y exper .
very go o d w math,
pleasant atmosphere To
B>Omo
Also temporary )Obs that
can work into permanent
pos1t1ons
Warehouse ma o, w /fork
Iii\ experience.
Order Picker
Electronic Assemblers
Electrontc Inspector
Ass't Plant Manager
PROMPT
f-:~t PLOY M ENT
S ERVICES
2116So Mam.
Santa Ana 754 1667
Part Tuners & students.
SJ.SO pr hr , flexible hrs
Own car 17' m1 L.A &
Or Cly dnving Prefer
typing also Call 540.4242 -----
Part time Secretary .
20hrs per week +
Arctutect's office . N.B
714-645-4170.
PART TIMI DRIVER
Sat & Sun Mornings
to deliver Daily Pilot
bundles to carriers
Reqwres van or lar ge
wagon and a good dri V·
ln& record. Phone
642-4321. ask ror Don
Wllhama Equal opport
unity Employer
hrt Time
Evenings
Become a lrained sales
<.'OUIUelor <over 21J with
the Jim Long & As ·
soc1ates Age n c y to
supervise and chaperone
DAILY PILOT carrier
boys and girls on a one-
oo-0ne baslS. evemniS 6
to 9PM. We need COO·
cerned . in nova t ive
persons who are looking
M2 2S48 Rl'-:st'AURANT
•P rei.i.cr n t.>t.>tlt•d fu r
dryclea nl'r '> F \µe r
uni)'
,llHTIHG
Exl>t'r'd ltot:1r) llu!>1
ness form) µre,) m a n
lmm e d o p en 111 g
w repulablt· SS yr old t·o
Just relocated in Laf(una
Hllls Re:.p & q uahl)'
onented a must 4 da)
v.k Da} i.h1ft Top
wa ges U e nt a l &
~t e d 1 c a I C a I I
714·951-9500
ftRODUCTIOH
Seeking help in thl' pl.int
Prefer experie nce 1n
che1DJcal m1xin11 . hotth.•
fill.mg, & shipping ure;i ,
VEHUS LAIS
89 1 3100
Produce
Young man. h11:h ~chuol
graduate. w1lhnK to work
late hri. & grow with
mmpanr Su Pt'r 1ioten
ual W1ll l rain C'all after
7 :.>pm 979 2481
tr >ou·re rncndly, {'Ons
l'le11ll0Uli & dependable
W\' wanl )OU for a de
l 1ghlful & q uu 1n l
restuuranl for meal
s l1 cl'r & loud prep
Weckd~, II I ;'\1(1 j•'l(per
nee Wl• w 111 I rain
Plea. .. e appl) in µt·r~on
Stone \1111 Terrac·e. 2!ll~
Redhill, C ~1
RESTAURANT
Cook!> & Wa1trl''!.'''
needed for Sw1ns and
Gra ve) ard Sh1f\i.
DENNY'S
llnslol and Hedh1ll
Costa Mei.a
Re.laurant
Execul1\.e chef T op
Flight Pnvale Countr)
Club Send res ume lo
~ar. Jane •I Big Ca
O\o·n Dr :-.l l'w pu r t
aearh 92660
Restauranl
Vanou!> 1>0s1t11J11' 11pen.
must be able 10 work
day) In Sept Appb III
pen.on ut 9901 Yorktown.
118
p ROD Uc TI o N RESTA IJ RA.ST P ;irl
TRAJ:"IEE Hubber how lime help. must be nex1 ble in hrs. exper helpful. products ~ust pai.i. t o -o#ect for homemaker ph)sical incl back X """•
ra)· Taking appbcat1oru; ~1911
bl w n 8 I 0 o n I ~ Restaurant
S t rat o f I e x • l 7 6 7 1 SGT. ,H'rSlOMl'S
Armstrong Av~, Irvine. rtllA STC>aE
EOE A Kenda vis Ind . Now hinng for full & part
Co Unw? openings at location
near OC airport \'arying P time A c c o unl s da}s iind hours . ideal
Receivable and ge n ofc :.upplement.il mcome for
Tom Kell> \tanne En· houH"N1\ '-'' dnd ~L u
~rg . Inc ~ 9617 denls Our progrei.s1\e
----growing com p .. n> offer. P1r1:ha1inq Clttil oppt\ for ad\a ncemt>nt
Large mfg c·o n~s a ha i.ed on your Job
clerk w sol"Dt! bu) mg ex perform.incl' Plea!>anl
per X.lnt opportuntl~ for working cond1l1ons Must
lhe right person Exper be 18 and o'er Apply 1n
w electncal, hardware. person
or plasucs helpful. but 2300 So t-: Bnstol
not necessaq Xlnt Santa Ana lle1gh~
benefits. E o.E Contact lnl'xl to Mac Donalds >
personnel. Soulh Pac1f1c ~~~4
Industr ies . 2100 S o
Fairview. Santa Ana
714·540-4811
RKpt/Tn'st
Busy sales oi'flce T yp
111g· 55-60wpm. Exp req
Xlol ben Newport
Center office. E 0 E
Call 644· 7454
Real Estate Sales
FOtl A IEW AIDIMG
CAllBIH
Rl.ALISTAn
Contact us lo learn about
our new high co m
rruss1on i.pht & olher ad
vanlages 1n 101 n1ng
RedhlU Realty For in
form ation call Walt
673-7:.>0
Redhill O-~Rl'.1lty
1;-;:; -;:~fl(I
Restaurant
IEA STAR
WITH
•CARL'S JR•
HEW
RESTAURANT
OP EH I MG ........ ~
M or par+ ffnw all
~
COOKS
COUMTEI HR,
SHIFT
SUPSlVISOIS
hcellut befteflh, ............ c..-. ....... , ........
ror a lucrative part·lime ~~~~~~~~~~ position $4 hour to start.
.. 1tft1Cfy .,1arw-.t ..... ...r.. hl1 op·
portwllty. Apply:
Call 642·4321 ext 250
between 2 and 6PM. Ask ror l.ori
~;;.:-· l30u.;~Y Street
Calta Mesa, CA
Eql&&l Oppor Employer
RECIPTIOHIST
Command Pe rformance
Hairstyling Salon has
immediate opeoinas in
Huntington Beach &
Newport Beach AppU·
cant.s must be mature.
must have positive 6
warm personality Mus t
Moftdoy -Ft-iday
I Z·7P"'
Equal Opportumt y
Employer
be ptylilh 10 appearance1·--------• rARTTIMI 6 must have ability to ________ _
DILIY .. y ...... ,5 handle li&ht .bookkeep· RetaJI cle rk tor health -v• Ina,. Hours wall Include k Oranae Coast Daily Pilot some days, eveninas, 6 food at.ore, 5 dys pr w .
neecfs a dependab le Saturdays Phone tor M . 7111).9444.
person t o deliver appt:964-4441. RITAILSALIS/
newspapers to vending • _.. -a _.. • • aay
rm chines and st.ore ac-IK.,.....at -• ••--count• In Costa Mesa PulUiparttlme PIT. Ftr, exp'd only,
area. Approximately 20 631-1030 somt t yplna. 21 yr old
to25 houri per week. Ap· Co. La1una Beach
pticanl must be over 18 llC.-r10MIST ~-Dl for app't
ood dr1 l Full time, permanent. and have I v DI T>'Plnl required. Good Reta I I 6 , M a r Io e
record Company company bendlta . Hardware Sto re, PIT. fumllhes vehicle. Apply S44·"2t2. beach location, xlnt
1n J»rlOO between 8 and working cond. N•Uonal lOAM Monday throuah I•--------: Co. w ith a ll major
Friday. benefits. Some weekend Or-. C.... To ploce your meuage work. Dana Pt. area. D-'r Not before the Call Ray: 831·9333.
330~:'~ readlnapublic, ROOFERS·HOT·Wanled
0.0..p Hardtni, phone '"' 2 larie projeda. Muat Dally PUOl have at ieut 5 yn Ill· • • nalaUoaDept. Claullltd, "2·5f79 perience. Acceptlnc ap-E411~1 pljc.UOU dally bet . t-ilam. 1153 Superior, CM .
__._.. 7100 t W.-4 71 H •w•• llJI ...,_. .... W--4 1 I 00 ...., w--••• •••••••• •• ••••••••• ••••••••• • •• • • ••••• •••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ....................... ....................... Sl.,,.He DIPT. Nil Seara famll1 blk••· -.sTlllD
Rill y/Re<:ep Airport Law lntpection6paeldn1aml child teal Incl.,• ea. MOl•AMMAll
D • p ~ n d a b I • F'lrm Rri&hl , t hHrful, parta, ra1t, accurate Al\S'30,540-Z377 LS.2hanct.,.darltbay , ~rn.llet, perm11nl'nt no n arn uker Joall! wtlQOd eyesiaht. Pem. ~W'eaodDrive.
P "t',eve1 6 Sathrt1 Xlnl ~18025 '"' Xlnt co. ~ma 2 B iko (1 m ana, I SI000'1Rll.
1111co1.1nla The Coffet' s ~ c R ET A R y p a r l cau W.S.O.U ;;::~. ~:!~..:.1;:'· *-1101 orM>Qlm Blan.:~_!!!! ltr-nt' full ttme UC Statio nery S t o re In A.RAllAN MORGAN for
S.l lrv1nf' fond 'IHvicl' CotonadelMarnffdau .. 1+1M•,..1021 . II T lned
Wanted cnt'rll"lll" 1011 Sollll! uver nee Ciall pr'd aalea lady Full ••••••••••••••••••••••• lease. :.• :~'1 '
1tartln1t marint> rt'tall !03 0000 1Aw11 ti 6 llAM, ume 5 da~. Xll\l work Porm1d anal• Iron: 2"'-" Sma~9 H ~ ' /
ult clerk F tr po.Ilion U k for SUt' ll\i rond ~pecially fine X 2~ •" X 3/18", 10 Iona, 8111--------
Exp p~ft'rrf"d 673 401tO SICRET ARY cllentele 815 1010 new. P P 17 ooea ~ 1070
Ja) • . - ---541·30'10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• {urnmerc1ial l\l'1tl 1'.11t11l1· STOCK p E RSONS F u 11 --
'11H F'lrm n eed t'l!lp 'c time uper'd 6 part C_,_& •IMMEDIATE c~H *
,.·or Oold . S l lv.-r .
Platinum Any klnd,
cond .. amount Daniel
548-~
lricW COttMM..t ~retary Xlnt Sk1lli re time noesper nee RM ..,,_.. IOJO
Xlnt poalllon OJ)t!n to •1ulrt'd uwludinl( hi·av~ Ab; a m 1 C at al o c •••••••••••••••••••••••
n rffr Ont'nt1<d l)t"non lypin&. & ~e»hn11 . wit Showroom 1819 Newvart NlKON ll'ZA, XlntCood.
WUltraln 10 bndal 1ft·ii µe ople S ul t:um 81 d CM ' Any Rua.Offer
P\'tlt'n r ed In rrtu tl ml'n'l urall! with 11" v ' 8750226
cluth1n11 ult·~ ('1111 11& pnitnrr 7$2 IJ(Jll Stylist ----Diamond, I eo Carat, col
"or C. Sil. Marqu11e.
mounted. Leave number
at 6'5·~1. l will return
yOUrcall
Mt"'la .. _ C1n q f re r e s , w o rld D9m 1040
c.ca ....,..., 546 11121 ;n-Cretcry k I th ;.~.r.•••••• •••••••••••• .,.,,., .,....., c'ctM 1prl otrirc: Mu~t re nown center ll e ,
tyl)(l M + fr enjoy work field of huir replace KEESJIONO Pupa. AKC
1nic wllh pubflc Non ment, reqwres 11 mature. C.'tl•mp •Ir.-. Mt•'. Pet 6 S.lc:1 (.'lt:rk for Manni'
ll11rdware. u rdt!r desk
i.al{li. t•x1> nec e11sa1 y
FT, ;ell rompao y
bt•nt:f11' Ca ll Balboa
Mann.-. ~II »670 to; 0 P.
M t' II
~rnuker bw11nc11s 11tt1re depend a bl.-Kly llal w /I yr 11 h o w P v l P t Y
only <lall Mr Robc'.rts u r more cxperlenr r 213/flrl l34~1ft 6pm Ola.mood Ring, 2 carat,
app at Sl0,500. Quality
Gem &t ofr. Writ.e P .O
Box 2417, N e wpo rt
~ach,Ca 92643. __
t.i5 ~ M Jo', 9am 4plfl working with hair piece• l yr old Fem Standard
Poodle. ehampaan e , AK<.:. spayed, prof. obe
dlenre trained Beat of
rer Pvt Party 673 8021 ~uln t;l'l 11\\0hl'd in
h,•ulth Umq ue l(r<1un.J
nuor oppt '> to Join our or
jlaruat1011 Call Mr Krn
u all 760 1037 for aµµt
Musi be per11onablt' &
SBCRETARY n~ed by neat E•cell. hourly rate
Irvine Lawyer. will train °' generous comm11111on
legal. &ood typing 11k1lb ~truc tu re ava ila b le
rwc 833 OW3 754 6797 MochiMty 1071
MLC'i llAKL>W H 1-; full
LI me po ' 111 r l' 1.1 1 I
hardw .. r e i.tu1 c St'e
\1 1ke Juhni.u11 II W
Wr ig h t (.'11 126
Rochester c '\1
SALES Ill Fl Cu1Hµ<1
ne-nls Exp prd . :..ilar)
CM are a F:Ot-: M I'' Cull
Mr Paubt.'11 bet 1 lAM &
2PM onl) 213 68S 8.S43
HOTEL GIFT SHOP
l'c.'Ople onented. rl'habll'
person ncedt'd to work
111ghts and wel!kr nd'
Should be sales on l.'ntl•d
and able to oper.1tl' l'a'h
regisler Ert1\'r exrl'tl\>.1"' rompany benef1b AµµI}
1n person lJA M :-.:uun
\Ion Frt Per.,vnm:l
MARRIOTI HOTEL
900Ne wport Ctr Dr
Newport lkarh
Equal Opp Empl) r ~ I-'
SALESLADIES
full lime & part llmt'
1m m ed o µen1n i.:s
llallmark P.irt \ ~ho11
962 8910
Sal~
Tra•e-lflocal
St;t.•Kt-:TARY SALES
llt1fEL H U \) l)JllOjl.
N-portf'r Inn r..i4 1700
ext •3"0
Secretary /Reuptlonl•t
P I t• a ' .i n 1 rn a I u r 1•
per..<ic1 req lo h.inclk .i ll
lt.>l ep honl· l'u l l11 &
~l>l>o !lC!\ f-'i.,l, II\:
curattt t> Pllll( r~w r~
\"anl'tl duties rl'<1wr~
Dt'pendablr & efrment
self ,1nrt1·r TWX exp an
usset Non ,m,Jkl•r
S.•nd n_•,u111t• cir lelll'r of
.1ppli1illlOO10
Mro, l'arol K \ h•
t ·orporatt· \"ll"I' l'rt•'
~t cdn·JI l'o111µu 111•111 '
l oq> :!ti~I \'1,1 Fo.1 1Jn1•1in1t· ~11·
1.i()J
• Minion Viejo, CA.
92691
-.1·1·r1·t.in ~11nd1·rfu l
<>r~Jnu-Cook LJgun.a
Ut•al·h l'.l'J :;t;HJ
st-.nt t-:1 Aln 1 RA IN EE
1n 1">ldtt' planning dt.>µI ur
1 .. w firm \1rix1rt J rl'J
'\ Ii T) p1n1t J CC ur.HI' JI
7~Wl'\t \l11ht \ 111 both
pn.clU< 1· !1111 um1•11t-. .me!
IT\Jll.l)o!t' '·I"'' 0 11pl\ I•• Jth J nn· 111 IJJ r ,,i, . ., .d
lt'\l'I "" It l(JI t'\IH r
I .ill Hi•lh HSI '17110
F\Jll tune fun Jflb w lull>-------... --o f monev l";i r ner ··~J-:C'tH:TAHIF:S • •
Pho ne e xpl'r ht•lµrul f1;0 ShKll AnahSH \00
Gua rantee ~43 nfli cir Hkkpr 1·,111,l Slll.8110
543·29.51 EM'l" ~·\ \ .... h 110 Slb,Hl)O
<it•n()fr Fun T55Sl\I KOCI I Sa lei. wom11 n a vpa r•·I 1.11 He111fJns Al(1·ni \
exp, malurf'. fn l'ndl) llt.!IJ H1n ·h 1-:,ta b ·1.1 j 'lead\ r T work, S S
OK C 'I Half S1i1· Shop, 'lewpnrt ~13 >!I'll Frt>f'
541~J
SA!'iDWICH makers & •Secre-tcryfb•c•
counlcr help need to Pcri.onnl'I Ad\·ert .\lk l~
work lunches & some !Jt!pu. ha\ e upen1ngs per
v.knd:. Call Karen .it l'•p .. n,1on '\'pt Bch ~IC) erhof"s Rei.taurant hn svte) firm Good
s-40-8044 typing. shlhnd skills, ex
---1 per re<a"d !'lion smoker Seamstress wanled to sew prer Ca ll l).U) 0123
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Switt'hboard Operator German Shepherd pup Mel1tl S pr.a y ~ooth
Sh Ga l n~edcd to p1ea Male: • fe male Binu 10 xlO C a ll '-...C:.~P busy board F'llllt 8~ _old John ~ ~-:14-M.2·0232 ____ _
pt1ced Newport &-~ch 211' Owens Cab1.n Cruiser . Misc. .. -.... 1010
kcal Ea tale office <.:all good cond New paint. ••••••••••• •••••••••• ••
l.aila 833-290() canva1>Sei>. carpet. etc LUGGAGE TAGS
SWITCHIOARD In !'II Ii SJ 500/0 ffe r from your business card
Bro k era&e F irm 1n 751-2182 Send one card for each
fo'ashion 1.sland has 1m y 45 ta.a plus one spare We ~dJate openmg for part ,.,... to M 10 return permane ntly
lime Recept1orusl Hours ••••••••••••••••••••••• sealed attractive tag &
1 5. bus y s witchboard. Doberman puppie , 3 mo, strap. meeting airline
lyping. f11Jn1. expenence black 6 lan. Male, to lov 1.0 requirements Pre
preferred Contact Helen mg home SS7 9397 vent loss & theft' For a ~cG 1 nley for a µpl -personalized tag enclose
l).'4 2292 Fem Engb!ih Sheepdoic. wallpa pe r . fabri c or
Teacher:. pr-1! sc·hool
I' lime & f' l1mt> pos1
uon:. upen Laguna Hlls no 19'JI
TEAC HER Is l grade
<'redent1alcd f'ull time
:-.end resume tu r 0
Box 0669. Co~la ~l'l>U .
!12627
Teacher for pre .,chuol
Full tune. !>O~ benefit!>
~:ntl resume to P 0
&>x l1.16#J) C~I• '1eu
I J '{..;)£,
rt;J,t-:1-'llC>!' t. WORK
RESPONSIBLE?
1-;-\RN l PTO
S7 .00 PEI HR.
Slnt working cond Pan
ume e venmg 7Sl 2411
Tele .. OMSolchn
SJ 75 hr plus bonuus to
,1an No exper ne~s
No selbng ACJ"O!>'> from
OC Airport 2 9pm call
:-:.Oe. &41 Ol~
TEllEI
Ux>k1ng for that i.pec1al
gal Beaut corc1Ial s urr
perm F T 5 da} week
Xlnt benef1u & adva nce
ment potential
Will train E 0 E
ftodfic F.cl S..iltC)a
234 E 17th street CM
631 0800
spayed. under l yr needs "Day Glo'· paper & we
ranuly 67:> 8803 will back & tnm yo ur
!-'tee ~ Lab mix pupp). •I
mos. good w lk1ds
S40 11119
l lll(l> Or try two cards
bar k to back
PRICES.
S2 eaor3.SS 1050 415 tags Sl 60 ea
••••••• ••• •. • • • • • •••• •• 619 taes Sl SO ea
**I BUY**
<;ood ust'd f'um1ture &
Ar>pl1a nt·el> OR I will
'>I'll or SELL for Yo u
MASTYS AUCTla..
64MH6 & lll-9625
J s helf e ntertain m t·nt
center book ~hell Gre11t
lot" )tero !O)!ltem l'>Pkrs ru on the sides. + TV on
top etc > . tn xlnt cond
•\sk1nic S35 Call Patti
fi7~:lJ68 CJr675 12:30
lOor more S1 40ea
Sales Tax Included
NO CARD~
l>rav. your own or send
name. add resi.. phone &
we'll make one card per
tag Add 2Y each
S!-nd chec k ur mone) or
derto
rtLOT rllHTIHG
P 0 Box 1560
C::O.ta ~esa Ca 9'2626
DF:SK 30·· x 60" I& Lov
eseat S90 :\1 1sc Furn
Mov1n1 m ust s ell.
l.Jirnplt'le rum1:.h10g\ or S56 6171
~ma II hr1mc· Id(· al fo r ~ L V E R
rent.ii unit <"all eve~ for Fl a t IN <Hl' G o rham .
W•• 21.J 2!l6 1327 I Rondo 1. 8 pie Selling, 7
DR set. matching tablel>, 4 pcs iea 12 ser v pcs
"hair.i buffet. Onental 7::M.(M.5 S2.~_l_obo ___ _
design rattan. near new
t·ond Aho :\1a gnavox
sle'n.'<1 con so II! w ri t rk
J.48 7813 p "
POOL TABLE near new,
ti:>p qual Sl49S Moving
musl i.ell ' S56 6171
Kenrrore refng. 13 cu ft. ~1l:ST S ELL 42 " ltnd fros t free w 1cemaker.
Butcher blk t ble 4 harv gold 1275 Dinette
Be n tw ood c hr ~ 2 ..et, l(m. 4 c hrs +leaf
Bentwood bar s tools. Comer croup, xlnl cond.
Dina pack wood lble w 4 or ai yellow 961--0792
chrs. aq tble •walnut s
for Laguna Des igner 101----------
shop ur home ~u'>l h.i\e l·--•..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiim--
mdust ma ch.\ or exµ -...1lh SECURITY
lee. 4 beechwood chrs. L05e weiahl now. lG-29 lbs
Danish loose cus hion a m:> l~ 1uaranteed
rhr5 lg rod oak tble. Cal1Cmdyaft5.545-1634.
Wtnd..wr Bo,.,back <hr\ - -------:-.:atur al Russian Sable
full length coat. o rig
Si25.000. sacnfi« S12.000
642 U>O Ad 1250. 24 hrs
.,ame .\1 1chitl'I Da\1d \l .i t ur1· l(t•ntll'm.i n
t;reene Shops -1~ l-162 net"Cled part 11 me t•1 Rrt t'I
\'1!t 1 t or~ «. tak t-jfi Seal'Tl.\.lress Sail Lort t'~ mls'>IUn ' .i i publ11
!Ji!rpreferred gardtn in ( orona del
631 1~2 \far Cull Mr Hober\' jl
SECRET.\HY 1i73 2268. \1 on I-r 1
:"'EW POHT 81-:A<"H S :JJ U1 <100P M
<;JVlL E.NGlNEt:RING ---------C 0 NE A H 0 C
Al RPO RT
f\111 tune, expcncnced.
cheerful person wanted
f o r entry l e vel
i.ecrelarlal pos1t1 on
w 'opportunity for adv1rn
cemenl Strong lyping &.
some shorthand ab1h11es
necess aq Appl) 1n
person w resume lo Mr
FUentes al Robert Bein.
Wilham Frost & As -
sociates, 1401 Quail St
NB
Secret;.,r> Challenging
SECURITY
FUii lime position ava1lu
ble for rellable person
able to work rteuble
hours A knowle-dge of
sC<'unly or law enfon'l'
menl prcfl'r red EnJo)
exce llen t co mpan y
beMfilS Apply 9AM W
Noon. ~on Fri Person
nel
MAIRIOTI HOTB.
900 Newport Ctr Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Opp Emplyr M F
growth opportun1t ) for r..--....-.-... ...... .,,, ..... ,,...._~ oulsland1ng person lo
$18.000 Reply 1n con·
f1dence Collins Assoc
567 San :"11colas Dr :-.; B
Secrelary for Ani.wen ng
SerVlce Operator to work
12 Noon to 8 shift &
othe rs 228 F o r es l
Laguana Beach_ _ _
SECRETARY
8 ~ 9A~1 to I JOPM
Interesting pos1lmn for
Secretary with excelle nt
skills in typing (75 -..
wpm). spellrng & gr:im
mar. !'llo SH nee Call
752 0234 for day or even
ing appt . or send resume
to Plaza. 2<Wl2 ~1 ichelson
11212, lrvme, 92715
Sates
Sec'y GO to SI 4,400
Pd park 'll E x c el
benefits. lovel) Np Ctr ore T\ pe 70. diet 1-'r~ lo Appucan1
ln'lne Personnel Agenn
488 E 17th. C:O!>ta Mesa
5'!1le 224 642 1~70
SerVlce station auendant.
full or part time, afte r
noon. .. & evenings Ne;.,I
appearance & hand wnt
mg Apply 2.590 Newport
Blvd. Costa Mesa
Ser v Sla All full/part
time Hourly .. com
rrussion b'73 3320
Sell idle 1tem!i 642·5678
HERE'S A GEM
Slav1ck,s Jewelers has an opening for
a Jewelry Salesperson to work closely
wi th customers in selecting fine
jewelry and custom designs. The job
require s a high degree o f
responsibility and good knowledge of
jewelry merchandise Exc ellent
Company Benefit Package.
CONT ACT MR. McDERMOTT
17 I 4J 644· I 310
SLAVIC K'S
Fine Jewelers Since 1917
TOOLCRll
lm med1ale opening ror
\!'If starter with µnc,,r
<'n b allendenl exl>('r t;,
• d pa\ &. bem·f1U
ROSAH, IHC.
5485.\33
:"cwport Beach
An t:qual Opportun1l~
Employer
TOPLESS MODELS
S75 DAY P AJD OAJL Y
no exp nee 8216 2583
To .. truck dnven. w-.nt
ed. exper only Live in
Costa ~esa 64&9638
TRAVEL Agency sale5
rep to sollc1t comm 'I
acct.s Comm only 1777!
:'darn St "D. l r\'tne
;54.1311 -------
TY,ESETTY
Paste-up typesetting. ex
per nee. F 11.Jme Call
R-21628
1) ptst. 40 hr v.•k accurac~
a mu s t \1 a n ~ c o.
benef1ls Jewe ls b~
Joseph. So Coast Plaza
Ask for Betty
WAIT R f.SS· part-time
dav~ & eves
Call 751 8777
Watlress. lunches. 3 yrs +
exp Apply in Person La
01arrill. 414 North
Newpnrt B!vd 645·~?_~ _
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ABBEY
ANTIQUE MALL
Daily UMI. F'l'i lG-9
Closed Tuesday
11751 Westminste.r Ave
Garden Grove 554-8100
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17 c ti yellow ref rig. No de·
l lve r y pou . $250
Ev /wkoda 9Sl.a530
Oas Stove, O'Keere &
Merritt S106. Tappan dis
hwasher ass. Garbage
ditpc»al $10. Xlnl cond.
758-1.:11, 546-3451 .
Rerrlaeralor
1'10
Mz-2782
DUbwuher. sood cond.
Slt·ln Sink 6 vanll1.
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f'Tl'n<'h Pro\ l bl loµ "
rwt I .,. d 1 6 lit-rs l hina
cab & buffrt se rver
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other set Must i.ell Al
rzr. sora lamps, etc
64 2 667 6 o r Ad•30S,
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6 x s·· ules. wi1lued blS
que You paint & glaze
25' per ule. Call 534.7533
eves wknds.
642·UIO. 24hrs ----c GAST Centrifugal Air
4 pos l wa terbed w
drawers $400 or besl or
fer M2 UH
Mt.'ST SELL lh1~ wk mov
1ng Anllque Englis h
Dress e r Aus tr ia
Camode Cedar Chest
Compressor w12hsp. 3ph.
mot.or. 1100. 540-4420
Fabric Remnant Sale,
Thurs A ua 14
Thurs Aug 21
891 Production Place
N 8 645-1395
Sk11s Bike Painl1ngs John Wayne Tenms Club
much more open all w Family Memers hlp
SACRJF1CING 14ft flbe S600 213-431-6028.
glass sail.Jog dingy a27
Ba Ibo a Co\' es :" B J wheel bicycle, S75, 19'
673-6688 !'Ilona Canoe, S395
-----642 8547 NEW S h arp Refrig
perfect for Boau ~Cam
pers S350 HOME Stereo
re·ce1ver turntble Pan~
gd cond 1>73 4387 11 5pm
~tov1ng boxes
~each
760-8636 ---
Sago Palms, bone china .
10·· .,.ht c-ockta1I table. J6' t) pewnter. H & C water
sq glass top end table dl.spensar. waler heater ,
table lamp 64S-2994 skis SS7 7645 --------------G.'Ol)t Sale 1055 Me mbers hip 1n Nwpt
•••••• ••••• •••••••• •• •• Beach's most prestigious
Movmg Sale. furn. chests, athletic d ub. 494 -4129
ldtch cabinets, misc. ·99 ---
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I A' ..... m-~u~ c ... c.1vas°" l:ar~ by l owner. Cull N--""-_... -ooo .... ,...... /t dl I , •• ~ 'llW POK 11£ AUDI d.lvtr.Sd-1.211 '10GT. ~wora.-. -.... w ape. ra a SHAPE!!! Sl.Z50or ~t ,._.•Ill 1._.. • ....._ Ra~n1 . hot D>C> J "3 E ('oiHt lhway ,. __ or best ofr tJrea. luua1e rack Kel otru 87$-1.230, 673·3068
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llr. • .. 1 • n It 1 o S TD 11!\0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 171 41 U'-4100 IMt°:J~~~TS ~r~ase. good cond o~~nOyO ~~n~T~~w ~~~A mil ea I e . 4 s peed
,._. ..... ft9eb c:r&fl.s-(Netlodlol USHtt• lloc:'k Sp;ttt, at I.on· · Peugeot 604. :!OOl E. l1lh Street transminlon , FM at.ereo ._...._, .. , . ..._-.it deek l.lh new. SU bon11J>l02Zt bu•t ll~ Auto I r+d '71DATSUH --Sanla Ana 551-7811 caaseu e. S3.5SO FIRM
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..... ..,..a. e11ee ISM at" OoAior Poruble. tl'T) WANTfiU Slq.1 tor :n• , AHalon110 9705 4 cylinder.• speed. air, lGu&Da...tl !:'!':~••••••••••••:'.~?!. '77 ~PEN WAGON 21M cltalre. ••tt/010 Lrs 1ueen. N>.lor n tl'oW'C'rBoat WNUON l'\XI l.ootJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM r M Stereo. steel mi, White. Good Cond. -.-,N . aclilcttl• JUG. bolll 11.lnt Call tl1S Hu111111111 1·0 11 11 t llht. $2000 REI •TE'. radial lire&, whitewall HERE MOW!!! VOLVO 6'0-7132 ___ .;..... ______ , IG 1SD, M0tlt-1, $2000675 5"11,;t A ures. Rear rug kit, vinyl --__ ----------
un any 1.97!1 Ct>u~:.. lfltenor, pinstripes. lug. IEACH IMPOITS SALIS, SlllVICE Font 994o Uptorl', ~mu
Newport Boch
ITTS-Vl7• or !181 ~
6) MU~'TANli 7SM orig Sedans & C<.>nvt:rtlbles gaae rack Price to sell ••••••••••••••••••••••
mi, aJm Cm l'lJll:i, 28!1 eog. I t · 1 L 0 ad e d . &t8 Dove Street AHO LEASIMG
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SerVlce Contract Avail• 752-0900 EXPERTS lt4S ~l·hw11111 Wh1.1.LM . HERE MOW!!! ble C241428> •--a.... 9750 -• ..a.I IK"-
Um Ford Galaxy <klr .. Cu
ly equipt Gd cond.
Clean ISOO 546-6910
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53S1bi'1 ~ SAMTA AM.A '16 POISCHE VOLVO
'76 Grand Torino Vigo.
auto. air . radio, etc. $520 + take over loan of
$1,130 714-552·2971.
M8 Dove Str.-et DA TSUH 1966 Harbor Blvd.
'IEWPORTBEACH 2001 E 17\hStrei!t 912£ COSTA MESA
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,._ Sele Aaiftr ftlooe, •••••••• ••• • • • • •• • • • • • • MOW AV AILA Ill
....... lllver Tea Set CANOE ·a place 1.2' In 671-4160 Trucks 9560
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752-0900 Santd Ana 558 7811 ~~~i~~i~ 1 Only 47•000 64"-9JOJ 540-946_7_
79 l'h.-"> • r lull> Audi ----9707 IOIMcLAl~IHC. loadl'<i "Int c:uod ~woo '79 DATSUH 2 I 0 1975 Volvo, sunrf, a ir,
AM FM cass . very
clean S. I 00 631 lS32
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
RMIST .. I mm. °*" • pump. 1295 dock or Moonng, &lboa Wall• Gl·ZMMor'73-145.5 Island ror 16 30' boat,
Ad S1tt.-r 112611. 6.t2 ~300 •••• •• •• • • • •• • •• • • • • •• • HA TCHIAa S50 N Beach Blvd ~hr~ '18 ~. ropper loaded cSM1 No oCSA fwy > .......................
TOP CASH PAJD Ocean Rowinc Dory, )'r will lse b}' !ht! )r. prefer
Fw _... fW'nkwe • ap-old. Classic Beaut) in rably nr Collin~ Island
\odown&a.ssume lease. 1 n llnde r . 5 1iopeed La Habr..i 5Z2·S333
k """ ~ '73651 AM FM p1n1.t npes S7 Chev) <:ank'o pie up ......,1 i.l mo 6 u 14heel co vt-r'>. rear 62' PORSCHE 3568 . new
paint, int . reb. en&
S7000 obo 5.51·6664 aner
5 30
·s Volvo Automatic Xlnt
cond New transm~s1on
New radia ls White
w r ed inter Sl950
642.9755
UN COLN ·M ERCURV
DEALERSHJP
~· Woctilll ol not. Glass. 682-7519 675-9265 or I 328 4904 Call 631 -'91!114 t'l'kJJ'.., IMW 9712 !>hadow k1l. bod) side before 3pm or ~ l'1tk•·111h
RAY FlADEIOE
UNCOLN·MERCURY
16 lB Auto Center Dr. -7-Cl3 For Sale . Schock Dor). Pvt dock. up to ~· for
W ...... larte &last dome eood condJlion $750. Cully rent Best offer
•••••••••• ••••••• •••••• rruldJngs, vinyl 1ntenor
•oklsheet music. e q u 1 p p e d C a I I _ _ 6~-3436
151.-r5 (213)S92·3796 aft Gpm loah. SpHd &
t W1• ~Marin Sid 9080 I I 1• IOIJ ~ .t 9030 ..................... ..
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••~••••••••••••• F'ish or Ska 17' 110 H P I 0 ,
OQNN Director trombone Outboard motor collec· with trailer & xtra cqwp
with case. Excelleol con· tors item. Fag~ll .W -4 ment S2200 C:all Pat ~t
ditioa, SlCIO. 67s.806Z aft.er cycle eng, $350. 548· 7698 640:6023 days or 760 8tt;O
WM -res · IMh.Pow..-9040 ---·-. -.
ORUllS by Ludwic. li&ht ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Tl Scarab 30 twin 350 s.
blue cnr. 2 Floor toms. 1971 SC.Al.Al I 0 w h 0 u r s . h I g h
a base 24". 3 Zil1ren Twi 330• 150 h performance eqwpmcnt
Cymbals, Rocer's hicb ~ p 5.' t ~ur:· 10mph + Must sell
hat complete w /a ll dfer. ·N~· ~Y~ell ~m~ $24.SOO w trailer
cuea. 9000110. Call aft mediately .. moving ou 759-l91Jor640-l963
l :aPM en•> 737-6441. or area. C~ll 546-12 . r•tportatiOft
Nearly new A.ppla1&se (Mon · -Fr 1. d. 8 Y s > • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 131·8216 Ceventngs Gaiw, Sunburst Des~o. weekends ). As k ro Ca04M" 1• S•/
Sl.O/ olfer. Call Patti at Jerry. Refit 9120
~1230. or 673-3088. Jr no ••••••••••••• ••••••••••
answer, keep trylnl . 43' Gran Mariner fully 8' Cabover camper Nice
~ equipped. beautifully cond.
YAMAHA amp w/ reverb. maintained, ready l 645·8295
Ne~UU . 675·1230; cniiae or live a~ard. Motoriud lik•s 9140
m. Slip Ille)' be available.. •••••••••••• ••••••••• • •
8'lldY Clarinet. xlnt cond ll~% Financing possi· New 1980 PUCH Maio z lllDU&llpMces Included. ble. 9>,000. Jae~ Cutley The Ultimate Moped
175 Ml-l'nt 534·1505 evenings & NowS.99. $23.SO mo. · week e nds, 64 2·4321 MOPEOLAND
Offlce .. lllt•• & weekdays. 2255 Harbor Blvd. CM
'75 Dutu ... n l'1c•kup
14 C'lnpr 'ht-II, o2,51MI m1 .
$3,lnl ~!IJ ~7 aft 71'\I
'52 Chev} trurl. Hun..,
good "lcw part" Good
ga. ... mal1tai:e Be"l vfCer
:H8·6.S31'1. ~ 471 i
;o ~. 'I on Dodi:e l'l'
l'J m pt•r .; pel' 1.1 I. i:o•HI
rond SlJSO 645 1700
·79 TO)Ola SR 5 Lonl!blc'd.
GT shell hoot 15 U1Mlm1
lmmac ~.t;OO 8.18 9020
·77 ford C'ouner ~•t h
utal ll~ bod' & r.11 k
Perferl fur rontrJctor
Lo mi. aux lank ~1 ..in}
xtras Be~t offer Call
SSl lfB8
'76 DaL,un longbt'd .• Hr lu
nu. $2895
Ph 495 0926
Yam 9570 ••...•.•...............
74 Chevy 10-fl van Crpt.
panelmg. A C. PB. PS,
needs work Sl800 OBO
64G-28H.
'68 Che\')'. Gryl. 3s pd. ... p .. 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3''Skipjack79.0 pen Hull.Moforc c»s/ $1000 or be s t offe r
EXEC. DESK, excellent Volvo 22S. 1.20 hrs. VHF, ~ 9150 631·20U before 7pm
cond., sszo; 615,1230: Swim LOR. fresh wtr ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMt01 Wmuted 9590
6'JS.271Z. flush, mint cond. Must 1971 YAMAHA XS4000, •••••••••••••••••••••••
--------. --1 Sell. PP1H·673-1611 great cond . good WEPAYTOPDOLL~R
IBM, 1170 Selectne I. . mileage , under 15M for top used cars·Core1gn. U~" carrt a1e, cood a CIGARETTE w/new miles. S99S. Call 644-0665 domesucs or classics Jf
cmd. DI0.111-1199. alum. 6 whl. trl: T /'Ji&S Kike your ca.r is extra clean.
h.p. C.C. enc. Trim tlls, see us FIRST'
coctptt It full covers, 1979 Triumph Bonnieville ~ top. VHF rad. Elec. 750, 1200 m1, xlnt cond.
comp. S.Crifice! Trade · Makeofr760-8063 I k
Finance. 642·4097 or S 6'5-3707. l.97S. HONDA 7SO. uper
Sport, 6,490 orig mi. '•I 1., 0 ,...,. c_..,
BASIC 4
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(2) Prilllrs
3 0. 5 ' loo g , L h U r s , Sl.500/0 8 0 . 642-9807 eq\&pped 4' documented· _:_________ Z9'l5 HarbOr Blvd
for commercial fis hing. SUZUKl RM lOO COSTA ~ESA S~"000/080 "'""'"""'"' New rims. s prockets. ·~ · ~· chain, suspnsn 546-4931 979-2500
&al2•1LPM
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CHC 714-549-2'11
Brunn ing Draftin g
M.acbine, xlnt cood. S90
541--6Ml or 548·5066
1017 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SHERRY'S PET CARE
Boardln1 & grooming
with love, rree pk1&p.
Poodle Pups for sale.
Tea Cup studs. 25 yrs.
exp.~2141
40• Owens Sport.sris her. ~ ._._ 5_._'/i-
wortb S67K. must sell -.--1, -
M0,000. All offers· COD· llewt/StOCI... 160
sidered. 714·~ ••••••••••• ••••••••• • ••
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S...,-DiscCMUt Sale
Up to SO"i'o off reta i I
First come first served.
23' Unifilite
28. Owens
29' California F B
AJJ boats
just refurbtS hed
&46-9000.
197125 FT.
PACIEARROW
MOOEL C
Sleeps 6 to 8 on Gaucho
beds. full y self ron
lained. roof air cond ,
generator. A M /F M
stereo c assette. C B
radio & only 33.200 males
Must sell! CSer 1698 >
1714) 559-1304 ----------•31' Unirhte 1973. l w1.n Rent motorhome. 22' 2
gas. VHF, fatho. bait self rontamed S250 per
lank. c anvass, good week + 6 a m 1 le
raau ly crwser. S37 .soo 64.S-2283
'AllOT Nwpt Yacht Exchange ------
Beautiful Tame Parrot 675-1800 Trailen. Tra.,.I 9170
for sale . $100 Buys All --• ••••• ••. • • • • •• • • • • •• • •
WEIUY
CLEAHCARS
AMDTRUCKS
COHMELL
CHIEftOUT
~llarbor Hhct
l'C ~TI\ M t :.-;I\
546-1200
TOP DOLLAR
PAID FOR
GOOD&CLEAH
USED CARS!
miracle
mazda Io c I u d i DI La r I e 23' U ni f Ii t e. 1 9 7 O. As 15, 'S8 AtTStream A
Wrou1bt Iron Ca1e . Oybridge, single eng. good deal. $2200 0 8 0 2150 H_._~ 11.,4 Alter 6pm. &&2·57912 Deb: VHF. 0 /F, fatho. stem &S&-4151 ;rOU9879 _...._..
by or Robin encl, $13,SOO. Nwpt Yarht Costa MeM 645~5700
Exch. 67H800 Trailers. Utility 9110 1 year old Albino CoctateU ----------••••••••••••• •• •••• •• ••
with ~•~. 18(). 631·1237.
after5pm.
Baby Racooo. 9 weeks.
bottle fed. male. $145.
Call Douc: 146...o711.
Double Yellowhea d
Alm.an Parrot. so word
wcabulary. Very lame.
GfUl penoaatity. ~
~ unlil l :JO.
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"'::.\u~layer piano.
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•25' Apollo. '77, single 8 · w Ide , 3 2 · Ion g •
eng, VHF, RD. fatho, sea $3200/0 BO. with or W 10
tent, canvass, tum tabs, space. 6'6-4151. irCKS875
xlnt cond. 3 to choose f rom 116,000. Nwpt 5'x8' trailer. Extra clean.
Yacht Exch. 675·1800. sriOO.
12' Alum. boat&: mt.. inc ls Alllio Senlce, P.+t
oars. cushions " trlr. & Acces.ories 9400
_Sl_OO_._m_-_70_15 _____ •••••••••••• •••• ••• •• • •
9060 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'•, Ludera 16, 25f\, V8Ul bull. sli p lo NB ,
bea utiful. $400 0 .
.... 9010.
'H ' COLUMBIA 36',
loeded, U:lt cond $36,000
Ma-7401
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Call us ror details 1
MIMGAUTO
llAUTY CIMTH
U'20 Ponderosa St.
COSTA MESA
7544404 ~ .•............ ~!!.~
L9dlee Anba Exchulve
DlropeaD Ski Sait..slze
J0.11. J.ut •Pant.a sip CL~SIC
.. .-. .... Hamen Ski WOODEN SLOOP
SSAYISAVIS
W11H USED, AITS
Imported car parts
IMPORT
At.rrOSUPPLY
101 N. Manchester
~,;'d.:.:81 ·~ Jl' Ditmar bh io 1932. CUtter na. needs some r.:..,,.::::=:....------t restcntioo. llalle offer.
,, I • • .... 1"4 640-111151 Anaheim 771>-9900
••••••••••••••••••••••• Trwml.JI" .. f t l .m ....... lmltla • UI' Hobie Cat w /trJr, , • ion roo :d W11 Ir CoOed.on e.... many stru, xbrt cond. ror M to 81 ~ Ton F .
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WAMTED!
Late model Toyotas and
V o l vos C all U:i
TODAY!!!
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For Your Car!
JOHHSOH & SOM
U.C-.Wercwy
2111 Harbor Blvd.
CREVIER
I SI & U OAOWA't
SANIA ANA
835·317 1
*USED BMWs•
'72 200'.!Tn w S R <2061 l
73 3.0C:S t•pe, m111t1055!1 I
i-12002T11S R 103321
752002A 100351
i5 5J()i,\ 14 s R I 1-183)
i62002S R ~sp 123i l5781
n 630cs11-l56SXG I
i 8320I Hp. dlr f-12281
n ne o wner 'A
1>1aroond" 2·IM06 2~.000
\lilt:" ~rvire Contrart
\\a1lable 1337 XWG1
5,465 MILES
SAM'TAAMA
DATSUH
:!001 E 17th Street
">anlJ AnJ 5~ 71U I
Rat 9725 . ....•.................
74 f'1at 4 dr. 124. 1600
runs greJt. needi. bod)
work $425 bst ofr
tA2 2533
Hoftdo 9727
'72 !HI T Targa Clean,
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steel radial tires.
white wall t ires, rally
wheel covers. tinted
glass.,, landau lop, pwr .
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2001 E. 17\h Street
Santa Ana 558-7811
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2001 E. 17th Street
Santa Ana 558-7811
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stereo. o ptions. Blk
~ blk inter. $6900 .
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sell 751· 1477
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* * * VOL 73, NO. ru, 2 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES
~our Hometown :~
Dally Newspaper ' .
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Looks to Panel in Legal War
IJ PAftlCll K"BHN&DY ..............
Huadqtan Beab llayor Ruth
f Balley la pu1.bln1 for• review ol
lbe clb' cbartel' with an eye
t
toward cban1m1 lbe city al·
tomey's position from eledive
to appointive.
II QOr Balle)' said today abe
will prop01e that a committee ol
form« ma.yon look at lbe city
I
)
charter Md ccnaider the city at-
torney'• offlce lD Ill review.
ln July, t.be city councll uted
that lawyers rrom the California
Lea1ue ol Clhes review the
charter to ~rnune who COO·
trots city le&al matters -lhe cl·
l)' attorney or the city council.
But the leaaue backed away
after 11.n. Huttoo. in so many
words, told them it was nooe ol
their business because lt was a
~~ ..... ,,_
MIKE COOLEY JR., 5, WITH HIS BROKEN ELBOW
He'a Glad Hie Falher la a Paramedic
Real Sendoff
I Paramedic Treals Injured Son
Former Huntington Beach l Fire Department Paramedic
Mike Cooley ls on bis new job in
Oregoo today, although his de-
parture was delayed somewhat
by the memorable sendoff given
him by bis son, Mike Jr., 5.
The little boy is recovering
nicely today from surgeey aft.er
jumping off his miniature
playhouse at the family's Hunt·
ington Beach home and break·
ing his elbow
Surgeons at Huntington ln·
lercommunity Hospital, where
the elder Cooley's face bas been
familiar since 1973 when he went
on duty as one or the county's
first paramedics, finished the
first aid job. They placed two
steel pins in the boy's arm.
Mike Cooley Sr., 37, and a
veteran of numerous injury
crises, was at home wbeo the
m ishap occurred, packing to
head north for his new Bend,
Ore .. job.
Fellow fir e men and
paramedics recently celebrated
bis new job with a farewell party
and a cake frosted with tbe
message: BEND OR BUST.
Nobody int.ended for it to work
out quite so bterally.
"Fortunately, Mike was at
home when it happened," says
Mrs. Stephanie Cooley, who will
soon take the children north to
join him.
She says that, like any
mother, she got a little rattled
when she heard the ear.splitting
shriek as yowig Mike landed.
Why did be do it?
"The neighborhood challenge
was out," Mrs. Cooley says of
the dare he accepted from
playmates to jump or wear the
label as a chicken for the rest of
his life, or at least a couple of
hours
.. S hou ld I call the
paramedics ... ?"she wondered
as her husband worked over
their son
"No," Cooley the veteran
paramedic repUed coolly.
His wife says today that Mike
Jr. will be having his plaster
cast removed Wednesday, but
must wear a fiberglass cast for
a bout s ix weeks while the
broken elbow mends.
She concludes that at least
there Is one thing they don't
have to worry about.
He's no chicken.
Canada Townsfolk
Flee Raging Fire
U RANIUM .CITY ._
Saskatchewan CAP) -A forest
fire burning out of control through
more tbani..t,000 acres ol timber
forced about 7QO people to
evacuate t h is nort hwes t
Saskatchewan minlne town, but
fttefighten were optimistic todaJ
tbetown could be saved.
because everyone in town is
a vailableto work OD it.'' be Said.
Dale Nesbitt, a mine employee
who fought the fire through the
night, said, "I would say we
should be able to water-bomb it
eoougbtocoolitdownaodgetbold
of it. It'sniceandcool,sowe'reoff
to a cood start today.'·
local Political issue.
Council members complain
that Mrs. Hutton's autonomous
stance prevents effective ad-
ministration of City Council
policies as directed to depart·
mentbea&.
Council members further con-
tend that Mrs. Hutton is often
unavailable to department
heads or elected officials and
that the city attorney stroogly
objects to tbe council seeking
second legal opinions on matt.era
or city business.
Mrs. Hutton contends the city
charter doesn't give the City
Council the right to hire an out·
side attorney without the city at·
torney's consent.
·'The people oo this committee
will have bad experience in
dealing with the city charter. and
there will be diverse opinioos.
too," Mayor Bailey said.
Mrs. Hutton, elected in 1.978,
said a city attorney should not
be subject to removal by a COUD·
ctl majority.
"It is very difficult for a city
attorney who is not elected to
give honest and impartial advice
because the opinion might be un·
favorable to a council m8.)0n· ~
ty," Mn. Hutton said.
"lo a city this size, it would be
a very big mistake to make the
position appointive."
Voters must approve a charter
amendment to change the at-
torney's office to appointive. Al·
tempts lo do this m the past
have failed.
Teacher Helps Crack
School Theft Rin·g
2 Teens
Facing
Charges
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
OttMDalty~lle4S'9tl
A career English teacher who
works summertimes as a reserve
Newport Beach police detective
and bis partners have allegedly
c r acked an Orange Coast
burglary ring that targeted most·
ly schools.
Detective Robert Duncan said
the thieves used waltie-t.alkies,
hand·beld CB radios and police
scanner units to avoid capture. He
added that the amount of loot
already recovered by police will
run into the thousands of dollars.
Duncan is a Westminster junior
high school i.nstruc:tor as well as a
reserve police detective.
Booked for investigation of
commercial burglary are Jeffery
O'Neil Irvine, 18, of 1533 Ocean
Blvd., Newport Beach and
Elizabeth A. Lance, 18, of 9532
Zion Circle, Huntington Beach.
I rvioe remained jailed in lieu of
SS,000 bail on the felony charge
this morning, while a relative
posted Ms. Lance's bail t9 secure
her release pending arraignment
in court.
Detective Duncan and bis col·
leagues are trying to trace
ownership of a number of stolen
items, much of it involving
sophisticated electronic devices.
He said there are two com·
puters definitely stolen in a
burglary at Costa Mesa's Estan·
cia High School recently.
·'They were using a master key
that opened eveey high school in
the district," says the teacher and
part-time police officer. "I really
feel good about this case."
He said be planned to confer
with Costa Mesa police today on
whether suspects in the series ol
school burglaries could be linked
to one last month at Costa Mesa
HigbScbool.
Detec:tives said they have in·
formation that Irvine and Ms.
Lance were aided by lookouts
posted with walkie·talkies to
warn ol the approach or anyooe
who might intervene in the aJ.
leged bur&Jaries.
Hotel Voting Due
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
Union leaders urged striking
workers to approve a contract
today making the city's hotel
employees the nation's bighest
paid.
Panda Horii
First Ever in Captivity
MEXICO CITY CAP) -A giant panda in Chapultepec Zoo
has given birth to the fi rst panda cub born naturally LD capt.1v1·
ty, roo officials announced today.
Dr. Juan Tellez Giron, a veterinary surgeon. said the
mother. Ying Ying, had a normal delivery Monday after a
gestation period of between 18 and 168 days Veterinanans
watched the birth of the Jih-0unce male cub on closed-c1rcwt
television.
TEJJ.EZ Gl&ON SAID OFnCIALS would ask the Chinese
Embassy to s uggest a name for the baby panda -but woof·
ficials were leaning toward the Chinese word for "success.''
Zoos in Wasbingtoo, D.C .. Tokyo and London have sought
unsuccessfully to mate pairs ol giant pandas.
'The Mexican vet.e.rioarian said Ying Ying and her compa·
Dion, Pe Pe, probably mated because they live toJtetber year· round. unlike some other pandas in captivity, and are fed a
special M&b-pt'Oteln. vitamm..uiched diet.
PANDAS HAVE OIFnCULTY ltEPltOOUCING in cap·
Uvity becauae of a highly sensitive nervous system that causes
irregularities in the production of hormones, Tellez Giron said.
Telles Giron said it was the world's farst natural birth in
captivity.
Identity Issue
Police Face Suit
In Slaying Case
The Wes tmi ns t er Police
Department bas been accused of
negligence in a lawsuit filed in
Orange County Superior Court by
the parents of a boy whose death is
believed to have beeo one ol the
so-called freeway killings .
Mark S helt on, 17 , of
Westminster was reported miss·
ing on Aug. 6, 1979. His body was
identirted about nine months later
after bis rather took the boy'sdeo·
tal cbartstolhepolicestatioo.
The parents are alleging that
the boy could have been identified
sooo aft.er be was missing if poUce
officers bad carried out what the
parents claim say is the routine
job of acqoirlog tbe dental re·
cords and feeding the informatioo
into the nationwide computer
system.
The father. Donald Shelton,
said be finally took care of the re-
cords when be learned police
hadn't.
The boy's body, which bad been
impaled oa a wooden stake, was
identified in San Berna rdino
County just a few days alter the
dental records were keyed into
tbe computer.
The body had been kept by the
county since five days alter the
boy was reported missing.
lo the IS.page complaint writ·
ten by attorney Marc Block of
Huntington Beach, the Sheltons
allege that the police were
negligent in not using the dental
records to find the boy. They ask
for damagesof$1 million.
FV Sex Case
Defendant
'Worst Ever'
A Fountain Valley man
described as one of the "worst
sex offenders ever seen" is
staoding trial for making a "sex
s la ve" out or a teen·age
hitchhiker last May.
Leotis Heater. 49, went on trial
in Orange County Superior Court
Monday for rape. false im·
prisoo.meot and illegal sex acts
with an 18-year-old male.
Deputy District Attorney Dave
Himelsoo told a six-man. six·
woman jury that Heater was
also oonvicted of the "sex slave"
attack of another teen-ager in
1971.
Sentence
Slated
In Theft
The volunteer treasurer or the
Fountam Valley-Westminster
branch of the Amencan Youth
Soccer Organization will be ~en·
tenced in Orange County Superior
Court Sept. 10 on charges that he
e mbe uled $32,000 from the
group's bank account.
S tephe n L . Sande r s or
Westminster pleaded guilty to
rour counts of grand theft last
week.
Sanders, part owner of a carpet
cleaning business. could fa~ :i
max1mumsentenceofsix yearsm
state prison.
However. the length of that sen-
tence could depend oo the out·
come ol a court bearing, also set
Sept. 10, when Sanders will at·
tern pt to explain how he paid back
a lmost all of the money he wasac·
c used of t.akln g.
De puty Distr ict Atto rney
Robert Chatterton said Sanders
had served as volunteer treasurer
of the soccer organization m 1979
Previously. he had coached some
of the teams as well as having his
own childre n participate in
League play.
However, soccer league of-
ficials ordered an audit of their
accounts when the} dlscovered
the amount of money the group
had in the bank was less than an· t1cipated.
That audit turned up the $32,000
shortfall. Chatterton said.
Though he pleaded guilty to
four counts of grand theft. San-
ders claims he paid back the
money even though the audit
didn'tdiscloseth at. He said he put
the money back in the form of
cash receipts
He will testify Sept. 10 before
sentencing to attempt to prove his
contentions. the prosecutor said.
Storm Aid OK'd
WASHINGTON CAP> -Presi·
dent Carter bas declared portions
of Texas major disaster areas in
the wkae of Hurrican e Allen,
which struck the s tate this
weekend. the White House an-
nounced today.
Coa~t
Weather
A Royal Can11dian Mounted
Police spokesman, wbo declined
to be identified. said the partial
evacuation ol the 2,500 residents
In this uranium mtnlnc communl·
ty 40 miles IOUtb ol the Northwest
Territories betaa llODday nilbt.
AD additioDa1 no to• mlPt be
evacuMedlater, be said.
Democrats Seek Unity
Himelson said be plans to call
both victims to tesWy during the
trial. 1be two teen-agers were
allegedly raped and imprisoned
in Heater's Fountain Valley
home.
Fair through Wednes·
day. Lows"lonight 65 at the j
beaches. 70 inland. Highs :I
Wednesday upper 70s lo
low 906.
INSIDE TODA V
Some •••caeea went to tbe
E ldorado Naclear Ltd. mine
about MftD miles eat ot town
wbere tbe eompay bu a camp
wltb 1,500 buDb and a eafeteria,
tbe•&M* ....... aakl.
Red TQIGr, tbe NliOnal dlrec· t'.Or ot ..-. ~ aaAd a
wiad lblft Mc.day afternoon
droffU.ftreoatotccmtrol.
.. It'• wttbin • mile and a ball ol
UM town. but ow l*>Ple up there an bOMful tbey'lf be 9ble to pt a
lllold ollt tGatabt.'' be said.
"It'• • aerfoUI lltaaUaa, w • • ..... little better' weatber
....... bllldle OD Lt. Then'•
al•Mt ·.allm.lted maapower
'· ..
Carter Dickering on Platfonn Issues
NEW YORK (AP )._ President
Carter, bis path clear to re·
nomination, turned to the
Democratic Party platform t,o.
day ID eearcb of reconciliation
wltb blt vanquished rival,
Edward II. Kenned)', before a toutb fall campatp aaains\ the
Republic~. (Related PbcKc>e
P11eA4).
CoaftlltkJn delegates coavaed
for tMl.r seeond aeuloa with the
campalp platform the prindpal
item OD \be aaeada, and with Kea· a.dy vowmcto press hll ftpt • .,or
a ~ruly Democnticplat!orm.''
Kennedy pJaaned to actm.I tbe
convention tonight, durlnt a
prime-time televised debate of
the platform plank on the
economy -the luue on which be
and Carter disatree moat
sharply.
Carter and Kennedy aides met
today to dllcuaa proceduree fOf'
oeaot•atM>N that Wblte Home
pres• eeeretary Jody Powell said
would be held today to try to re-
tM>lve remainlnl plaUorm lnuee.
But evm while profealna op-
Umltm about an eventual recoo-
ctJla~ two top Carter aides re-
iterated that tbere were atlll
.
I
serious differences between the
twosicte..
Hamilton Jordan, the presi-
dent's campalp manaaer. said
in an lnt.erview OD NBC-TV's.~
day" abow be la coaftclent tbat
• 'wltb bard ..t ID the next few
days," tbe perty will come out o1
the conftDUOD unlfied. But be
aald of Carter:
''Both be and ~ator Kennedy real~ tbat eome of tbe real dit·
f erence1 between them cannot be·
lilbtl1 &lolled owr.' ·
And Jack ~boa. wbo suc-ceeded Jordaa.a Carter's chief ol
(lee aJVALS. Pa1e AZ)
ln 1975, in an attempt to keep
Heater from belne released
from custody, District Attorney
Cecil Hieb and former Superior
Court J..tge Kenneth WUliam.s
wrote a letter to priaOn otftc:tala
saying Heater was "probably
the wont au offender we have
ever seen.''
Because ol bis 25-year biltory
of sex crimes, delplte tnta.e
peycblatric treatment. the dis·
trlct attcmey and former Judie
wrote that "It la doobttUJ that
Heater CM ever be safely ,..
teated to aodety."
But Huter wat ,.}eased from
a state mental hospital ln 1977,
oae year aft.er he bad pleaded
111nty to the 1971 sex crime.
E och ye or. A mericofta
ipnd miUiona '"" mail Of'Uf" magie to ~ mullCleS cmd
tMd (lob. Bvt phwlicol fif'Mn
~rf.a q mod o~ hoozea.
S-e "Bod!f BulNsa Boom·
bag,"PogeA7.
l•dex
Hf> I•=*r· Atelf" 12 tW
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Party BosseB Run
U.S., Tass Clairru
• MOSCOW (AP> ~outcome ot the DemocraUc NaUO«\aJ
OonvenOon'a key n&Jea baW. aMwed once a1aln that t.ht 1nm
NDl ililUe8 la U. poUUC'I are lt'tUed backlta1e by party
-.... LM Sov\et .... a1encJ.. Tw aaJd today In a brief ~h from YOl't, T ... NMd tbat calla for an oS*l c.ventfoo bad t mttl'ld .. IA vtew ol the rwent abarp
drop ln the admlnbtraUon's PQl>Warity "
Thia wu due lar1ely to "deteriorataon ln theo lJ S t-c·onomle
posillon and Wa h1naton'1 advc-nturist fomrn policy," 1t "••d
~ ....... Sfti-•"'' .......... ,.
TEL AVIV , Israe l (AP> Israel's auom ey lf'nrral toc.1¥)'
lutructed pollce to lnvnu1a_t whether the corres~nt of thtt •••hlnetOn Star vlol•led teeurity laW11 by writm& an article'
namln1 the chlrl ol llrael'a aec:wity tel"'t'ice
In the art.lcle lut week. corN'.llpondeot David Half'\ Y wrot<'
lbat the security service direct or rt l&ned to prott"•t 111
terlereoce by Prime Minl1ter Menachem Beaan m »n 10\f',UI:•
Uon.
A,... Ra,-, c ·11rlJ Callftl Vflal
GENEVA, Sw1uerland <APJ U S President ( anl'r called
today for more v11orous efforts to curb the nuclt<ar urm~ nice,
saying this aoal would be "unattainable" lf morf' cow1t nf'» havt.>
nuclear weapooa.
Ralph Earle II, director of the U.S. Arm:s Con trol .ncS Ols
armament Agency. read a message from Cart.-r to u conferenr.-
re viewing the Nuc lear Arms Non Proltferat1on 1'rt>aly 10 years
after it went into force.
Striu L«-1• Co11rl~•• R-rrt.011
UPPER MARLBORO. Md. <AP> -Inmates took over the
communications and control rooms of the Prin('e G~rges t:oun·
ty Jail for three hours today after guards walked out 1n a dis
pule with lhe county and left the prisoners alone. st¥te polil'e
said. The inm ates held the jail unlit 70 riot-equipped pobct> of
ficers moved in, police said . One inmate was bitten by a police
dog but there was no othe r resistance. according to authonues
State Police spokesman BUI Clark said the uprising left "a
lot or damage ...
Gold Sl.,,.JM a• Dollar Holm
LONDON (AP> -Gold continued to s lump today on Euro
pean money markets after plunging S23 an ounce rn New York
on Monday The dollar 's value held steady on currency ex-
changes
Gold at one point sold at S60S an ounce in London but later
recovered to $610. In Ne w York gold traded at $607.50, up $4.30.
Silver Lraded in New York at $15.60, up 9 cents
Wo01an, Tots Unite
As Death Arrives
He r hut.ban d deserted her.
Her 21'2-year -old son suffered
bums over more than 80 percent
of ht:. body She lost a leg to
(•ancer
~ow. Alicia Valencia 1s dead.
She was 19
The young Santa Ana woman,
v. ho experienced tragedy after
tragedy. died Sunday shortly
afte r being reunited with her
two children, who h ad been
placed m foster homes after the
fatherless family was found tn
1979 living in an unheated Santa
Ana garage.
Rosary for Alicia will be rec1l
ed at 7 o'clock tonight at Our
L ad) of Pillar Cathol1r Church.
Santa Ana Funeral 5er v1ce!i will
follo w W ed n e:.da) di
Westmmster Memorial Park
Ahc1a Jost he r battle lo cancl'r
after more than 8 month:. of 111
n ess . mo:.t of 1t spe n t 1n
hospita ls
Gassed Doughboy
In Veterans Hospital
Old soldier Gustave Volle, who
had 1.9 wait 63 years for the
World War I Purple Heart he
earned but was never handed
until Jus t 17 days ago , is
hospit.allud in Long Beach.
Volle. M, a Costa Mesa resi-
dent. has been admitted to the
Nursing Home Care Unit , an
auxiliary faciUty to the Long
Beach Veterans Administration
Hospital.
He was a dmitted to Costa
M e:1a Me mo ria l Ho11p1l al last
wct:k and ke pt under obser v:t·
u on for three d ays before being
.transfe rred to the Long Beach
=convalescent facility.
The U.S . Army ve t eran,
·gassed at the age of 17 in the
:Argonne Forest. had d eveloped
chest pains and other symptoms
mdicative of a possible heart at-
t ack.
"He probably just had a lilUe
JU)gJna." a doctor al the Long
.]Jeach facility explained.
.
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Ma ny doughboys must ar d ·
gassed in World War I later died
q uite young of respiratory prob-
lem s r elated to the ga s. which
d amages lung and other tissue.
. Volle . a r e tir e d a ut o
mechanic. said in a July 25 in-
terview he had despaired of ever
receiving his Purple Heart
On July 23 a messenger de·
livered the medal
However. Volle can never see
his Purple Heart
He is blind with age in add1
l ion to being worn physically by
lim e and 14 bouts wit h
pneumonia he blames on the
German mustard gas.
Lungren Sets
Meeting With
Constituents
U.S. Rep. Dan Lungren, R·
Long Beach, will discuss recent
developments in Congress and
will answer questions from bis
constituents at a town hall meet-
ing Wednesday night in Hunt-
ington Beach.
T he session will be held from
6 :30 to 8 p .m. in the Talbert
Room of the Huntington Beach
Library, 1W Talbert Ave.
The Lon& Beach-baaed coo-
1reasman 's district in cludes
Sunaet Beach, the City of Seal
Beach and portions of Hunt·
i.n.ctoD Beach. Westminster, Los
Alamitos and Roasmoor.
L ungren, who wUI seek a
second term in office 'thii ·No-
, vember. will be accompmled by
staff members prepared to he lp
resldenu wtth problem1 involv-m1 IOCial MCUrity, lmmlaraUon
and v..-1n1 alfaln.
Mieeioaariee Held
ISTANBUL. 1\atkey <AP> -
PoUce Mbed five 'J'wtiab mil· aiourteeiDt.be~al Turb1c1· tr of Koaya on cbar111 of
"1pl'UCllna ta.e CbrtaUu faltb," eource1aald Monday.
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Sex Case
X-rated
By Navy
LONG BEACH <AP> -The
Navy , responding to a proeec:u-
Uon wit.neu's charce that hear-
ings for female s ailors a ccused
of committing homosexual acts
we r e "being made into a
circus," has ordered the hear-
ings cl06ed to the public.
Sailor Joyce Arnold requested
the closed bearing Monday after
prose('utmg attorneys called her
to testify in the USS Norton
Sound case aga inst Seaman
Barbara Lee Underwood. 22, of
Orlando, f1a .
DEJECTED KENNEDY DELEGATES FROM OHIO LISTEN AS DELEGATE RULE VOTE ANNOUNCED
··A lot of this IS being made in-
to a c1rcu.s and I don't want my
testimony to be made part or
t hat c1rcu.s." Ms. Arnold told the
three-member hearing board. A
s1m1lar board last week found
1ns ufftc1ent eviden ce to dis -
charge Petty Officer Tan gela
Gas kms. 25, of Ne wark, N.J ..
the fi rst of eight s ailors to be
tn ed Ms. Underwood's civilian
attorneys objected to the board's
dec1s1on to e xclµde reporters
from the hearing, saying their
client's nght to an open tnal
was violated.
_Move AMurea Preatdent Carter of Aenomln•tk>n •• Democr•t• Puah for Unity
NB Firm
Penalized
In Schenie
I.OS ANG ELES tAP l A
Southern Cahfom1a <'ampa1gn
eoni:.ulttng firm and its pre:-.1
dent ha' e agreed to pay a
Sl.000 penalt) for their part in a
co11,p1racy to' 1ulate thl' ~tale':.
c;,impaJgn d1:.<'losure la1o1.
T h l' a ~ r c <' m en t ~ a s a n
nounct."d ~1onda) by the stall'
Fair PohtJ<'al Practices Com
m 1ss1on. which fi led s uit in
Orange County Superior Court
last year alleging c1v1I con
sp1 r ac1cs and ki c k back
!>Che mes
L'ndt•r lhl· agn·cm<'nt . the 11rm v.111make 1t:; book!> and r<·t'
ord!:> availa ble to the FP CC a!-
\1. Cll as pay the Sl.000 fine
Th e FJ'CC !>ai d Don
Chandll'r , prt>s1dent of Chandll-r
Mc·d1a Production:.. a N<'wport
Beach consulting firm. ad
milted he had served as a con
du1l for the payment o r coru.uJ t·
1n g f('(•s to Aut c h~r· Forde
ConsuJtlilg, an Irvine campaign
firm. as part oJ a plan to con
cea I a $10,000 payment.
Chandler said they payment
v. a., funnelf-.l through his firm
in Sept1·mht-r 197i from th1·
f>POn\ Raven fnr L1C'utcnant
C.t1\t·rnor (am1Jd1 g n t 11
Hutcher 1-'ordi.:
M s Raven of Fresno unsuc·
c <' s '> f u I I } ., o u ~ h t t h f'
lh:moerall(' nom1nallon for
lieutenant governor in 1978
T hl• F PCC 5a1d the SI0.000
v. as rcportt.'Cl as <.t pa} mt-nt tCJ
C h andler Med i a . not lo
liulcher Forde as req uired by
the state's campaign discl~ure
law
Chand ler said the conspiracy
wa s 1nit1a t cd b y Wil lia m
Butcher of the Orange Cowlly
fi rm . He said Butcher wanted
to avoid d is closing Butcher·
Forde's in volvem ent in the
R aven campaign because the
firm was represe nting Raven
as well as a Republican can-
didate for governor , state Sen
J ohn Bngg,s
Butcher was unavailable for
comment.
Child Thrown
On Freeway
From Bridge
LOS ANGELES (AP > -The
body of a young girl was found to·
day on the Hollywood Freeway.
a ppa re ntly thro wn fro m a
downtown freeway overpass, and
police said they have arrested a
woman in the case.
One of se vera l witnesses told
police the child was seated on a
ra iling at the Main Street over ·
pass and a woman pus hed her
over t he edge
"They couldn 'l believe 1t." Lt
Dan Cooke said the witness told
polJce.
An employee of the federal
court nearby, who also witnessed
the incident, held the woman until
police arrived to a rrest her.
Cooltesaid. Sbebadber8-yearc0ld
daughterwithher.
It wu not known lf the woman
was related to the dead girl.
The freeway's so uthbound
Janes were clos ed b y tbe
Calitornia Highway Patrol while
detectlvea and the coroner
scoured the scene for clues, but
was reopened shortly before 9
a.m. ·
The closure backed up ~Y
ru&h·bourtralfic all the way tot.he
Cahueqa Pa11, theCHPaaid.
The child, estJmated to be 2-3
years old, wu found JUlt eut ol
Maln Street near Allao Street by
otflctn about 7:05 a.m., DOllc:e Sat. J~ Powell aaJd. Nee
ret&»oaded after' Neei•inl a caU
that the body wu ln a ~bound
I ut lane of the rneway, be 1.akl.
RIVALS TO TALK • • •
staff . s:ml thc adm 1nistrat.ion wa.!.
sttll ad:i mant about re1ectmg
Kennedy-bal•kt.>d minority plat
for m planks ca llin~ for a $12
b1llion JOb program and v. age a nd
price control!.
llov.Pvc·r formt•r l 'n1tPd ~a
t1on., ArnbJ.,sador Andn•v. Yowl.I!
hantl'd 1n a C:BS TV interview that
the Cartl'r for ces might tx· v.11llll.1!
{'h annr l 1 tx>gin~ eovt>r age
or the eon"·e ntioo at ~:JO ;
Cha nnt>b 2 and~ j oin a t 5.
to i.:o a.hl'.Jd v.11h J 1·cm1pnJm h •
lhdt ,l!l'nl'rJlh 'UIJIJ IJ rtcd ;1
ITlil'SIV(' JOb'> prti).!rdm tiu t
v.1thout 'fK'(·1f:-1nJ,! K<"nned\>., SI<:
liilllon prn PtJf.!
Kenne<h ') long .,hot htJpt· t••
t,1ke thl· oom1nat10n from c·drt1•1
l'nded Mond:.sy n1~ht v. hen tli•
l'Onvt•ntwn ~up1>e1rtt·d a rult bind
Inf? dele~alt''> to alJ1dt• IJv tht· rt·
-.ulL'> of statP prcmari t·~ and <·on
\t•nt11ms Tht· \Ott• ~J' I !K~ I tn
1 .3~1 I)
'Th<' 1•ffort nr1 I h1• no rninatlon ,..,
ovl'r. Kron1•dv tolcl a rl• \I.!'> 1·0 11
f('rcnCl' .it th•: WJlticirf A~tllrlJ
Hote l shortly after that vote "I
have called President Carter and
eo ng ratuJated him My name will
not be placed in nommation ·'
Powell sa1d the telephone con
versat100 was "a very positive
and very productJve conversa-
tion They agreed the task now
1s to li(et this party toRelher and to
deal v.1th the threat th at the new
Republican leadershJ pposes ..
The key to gettJn~ Kennedy's
... up port l!I the plaUorm
• 1 contmue to care deeply about
""hl're tht!> party stands." Ken-
nl'd' i:.a1d 1n his withdra wal state-
mt•nt And I hooe the delegates
v. 11l ,tandw1th ml' for a t rulydem
oC' r at1C' platform
I v.111 ,peak w thl' <'CJOventJon
KENNEDY EYES
RACE IN 198'?-AJ
,, h11ut ttw 1•rcmom1(' corH·cr~ that
h,,, ,. h"•'tl lhc· hf·:.trt of my cam
p.11r11 anrl .1t,.1ut the 1-.1mm1t
llli 111 111 th• fut u r •· o f th•·
I>• 111111 rJIH l'art' I v. ill ')Pf·;J~
.o 111. for lht• j>t'(Jp]1· I have !'>l't'n
111•1 ll t• c-.tU'•l' l haH• C'Jm1"11
.1• '"""thl"• •1untn
County Man Slain;
Police Hold Wife
,\ Sant.i And mJn v. ,1.., 'hot
and k11lt>d i·arl} thl'> morning .i:.
he la v in hed in hi' mobile homt•
111:. ~1fe wa:. takl'n 10 ru .. tody Ii\
HB Planner
Eye Airport
The Huntington Beach Plan·
ning Comm1ss1on. 1n a public
hear ing torught al 7 30. will con
sider a zone change request to
tr ansform Meadowlark Airport
to a mobile home park
The meeung IS at the CIVIC
center. 2000 Main St . in coun('1I
chambers
The controversial a irport cov-
e rs 64 a('res nea r Bolsa Ouca
Road a nd Warne r Ave n ue
Nea r by residents clamonng for
1t to be closed have lodged com·
plaint s against lo w -flytng
aircraft and takeoff noise in the
past few years ·
p 1llc'· in 111n111·ct1•m v.1th Ult'
-..hrn1t 10J!
l n H .... t 1~ator. .... 11<1 Thoma:. P
\ll"Ktnn•\ ,,,,.., V.J'> shot in th•
ht> ad ano' l he ... t a!> hP appa renll~
,!f·rt in thl' mob1IE> homt' at th''
';a hie·' ~ohtlt• Estate!:> trailer
p<irk at 4801 W Flrsl St
Mand I. McKinney. 55. was
being questioned this mom mg
h) pohn• offlc<'rs who are con·
... 1de n n,z her as a suspect an the
shooung. sa1d Public Informa-
l ion Officer Bob HPlton
Police first looked mto tbe
po!>s 1bwty lhat the vicum had
been s hot by a bu rglar who
'>neaked into the house while the
couple and thei.r daughter were
Jsleep.
But Helton s aid officers have
revised lheir theory after in-
terviewing Mrs. McKmney and
neighbors
T he shooting occurred a t 12:26
a m today T he victim was
ta ke n to the Fountain Valley
Com m uruty Hospital and he died
during surgery •at 3 34 a.m
()
OMEGA
Arter all. these are exrraord1nar-
1ly oeauuf ul umep1eces for
an extraordinary woman
They're available 1n 14 karat
yellow or white gold.
A, With diamonds. S 1900.
8. $I 275. (. $950.
fin<' ~Wt'~~ <;tr>('r 1917
ln add ition . American Civil
Libert.Jes Union attorney Barry
Cop1 low asked that the hearings
be t erminated because. he said,
t hei r outcome had been pre -
determined
Cop1low said the defense had
17 witnesses who would ve.rify
claims that the Norton Sound's
execuuve officer told members
of the sh1p's crew that the hear·
mgs resulL<; "are preordamed
a nd 1t has a lready bee n decided
who WlU be kicked out (of the
Navy) and who wall stay."
H ts mouon to have the hear-
mgs temunated was ruled out of
order. however . because 1t came
v.hllt:' th<• Jury was being q ues-
tioned fo r possible prejudice.
Copllov. ind 1<:a ted he wo uld
make the motion again later
~eanwhil e. th e h e arings
l><iJrd dgreed t o separatt-thl'
!'aw.., of ~h L'nderwood. Petty
O fficer 2nd C la ss S h a rri:>
lfeusser. 25. of Pelican Rapids,
\t inn . and Firema n Lo uise
fo'1t1 morri... 27 of l{umford.
\1 :JIO••
It \l.UUld bt.• d1 fflcull fo r boarr1
m1>mh<·r:-. to kt'ep tc.,t1mon)
wp.irat•· and aµply 1t only to Lht:'
~r!>on <iffectc..'<.I. McGrc1vysaid
The heanngs arc not courts·
mJrt1al Jnd Lhc most scn ow;
penally the Navy c an im pose IS
a n honora ble o r general dis·
r h_a rgc
Blaze Ruins
Hom in HB;
Los $65,000
A r1n• that started in a second
floor be dr oom and s pread
through the attic did about
SS0.000 d~mage to a Huntington
Beach home Monday a fte rnoon.
About SlS.000 damage to con-
tents also was reported in the
blaze at the home of Antbooy
J a cksoo, 703 1 Bluesails Drive.
fire oCfi c1a1s said. No injuries
wer e reported m the incident.
Hunungt.oo Beach Fire Inspec-
tor Lal'T')' Marshburn said the
home was UOOC('upied when the
fire was reported at 4 • 18 p.m. A
t ruc k. two engine companies
a nd a p a ram e di c unit
responded, bringing the blue
under cootrol within 1S mmutes.
The prectSe origin of the fire
could OOl be determined by tn·
vesttgators Monday. but the
probe lS continumg.
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EDITION
VOl.. 73, NO. ,S, 3 SECTIONS, 31 PAGES OR.ANGE COU
Your Hometown
Daily Nt.•w!lipaper
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ~
FAA Using A. ' rt Grant as 'Carrot?';
'
Ttae Federal A vlalloa Ad·
mlDlatnUoe bu lndiut.d l\
CCMlld ~ a SU m.lWoe crMt
applkldcm becauM ol '4f'bal il
views u delays br Orua• Ooun· l1 offtciall la acllna to open
John Wayne ~rt lo addl·
tiollaJ air carriers.
ID a recent letter to county
~ ol Superviaon Chalnnu
llalph Qaft. a ruWa& FAA ol·
ftclal said "all the facta that
baV"e beeD developed to date"
will be taken lnto ICCOWlt u the arut applkation I• reviewed.
Ooe tupervilorial aide termed
the tone ol the le«Ur from FAA
chief counael Clark Onstad u
"natty."
He aa.id it appears lbe FAA
wanta to use ita approval power
over the srant application u a
club ov« the CO\IDty 'a bead on
the airport access issue.
The county hu been under an
order from the FAA to take ac-
tion to open the airpoJt to addi·
Uonal carriers for several
monlba.
Alr Callfornia and Hughes
Airwest are the only Jet airli.Des
now permitted by supervisors to
use fadlltles at the airport.
Frontier. Cootineotal, Western
and PSA have In varying
degrees eqressed a desire to
Democrats Seek Unity
Carter Dic~ring on Plalfonn Issues
NEW YORK CAP> -President
Carter, his path clear to re-
nomination, turned to the
Democratic Party plaUorm ~
day in search of reconciliation
with bis vanquished rival.
Edward M. Kennedy, before a
tough fall campaign against the
Republicans. <Related Photos
PageA4).
Convention delegates convened
IUSD Plans
Gifted Pupil
Program
Plans to improve the educa-
tion of talented and gifted stu·
dents in the Irvine Unified
School District will be explained
to the public at 7:30 p.m. Tbun·
day in the University High School multipurpose room.
School district staff members
are to mate a presentation out·
lining the expanded talented and
gifted program. Tbe board ol
education also will be on bud at
the meeting.
There has been disagreement
among parents, district staff
and school trustees over what
type of program abo\lld be
establiabed in tbe 1980-ll sebool
year. State legi.slat.ioo bu expanded
the old Ment.aily Gifted Minor
program which used IQ tear.
u criteria for pa.rtidpat.km in
th state-funded procra.m.
Under the new procram, ea·
trance criteria are leu •trincmt
and, therefore. more atudenta
can participate.
for lbeir second session with the
campaign plat.form the principal
item on the agenda, and with Ken· nedy vowing lo pras his fight• 'for
a truly Democratic plat.form."
Kennedy planned to address the
convention tonight, during a
prime-time televised debate of
the platform plank on the
economy-the issue on which he
and Carter disagree mos t
sharply.
Carter and Kennedy sides met
today to discuss procedures for
negotiations that White House
press secretary Jody Powell said
would be held today to try to re-
solve remaining platform issues.
But even while professing op-
timism about an eventual recoil·
<See RIVALS, Page A2)
Consultants Deny
Hiding Tlu!ir Role
SACRAMENTO (AP> -
Charges that an Ounge County
campaign firm tried lo conceal
its involvement in Penny
Raven's unsuccessful 1978 cam-
paign for the Democratic
nomination for lieutenant gov-
ernor were called "nonsense"
today by an official of the flrm.
William Butcher of Butcher·
Forde Comulting of Irvine llC·
cased Don Cbandler, presidelJt
of Chandler Media Productions ol Newport Beach, of agreeing
to the -ebargea by the state Fair
Political Practices Commission
to aave blmle1l le1al fees.
Tbe commis1ion announced
Monday that Chandl er bad
a1reed lo pa.y a $1,000 fine for
bis firm's pa.rt in the alleged
conspiracy to conceal Butcher·
Forde'• involvement in the cam·
pai1n, and bad agreed to
coopend.e wilb the commlslioG'•
law1uit aialnst Butcher-Forde,
Raven and 14 other defendallta.
successful campaign for the
Republican nomination for gov·
emor that year.
According to the court papers,
a "sham" contract was signed
in September for Chandler to
represent Ms. Raven for an in·
ilial $10,000, followed by pay·
menu ol $1.S,000 in November
and another $25,000 on July 1,
1978, if Ms. RJven won the
nomination.
Butcher said that Chandler
. knew as well u be did that the
original contract was for
$500,000 from the Raven cam-
paign, and that Chandler was t.o
eet about "30,000 or it.
He said Butcher· Forde started
the campaign and bad
employees working on it all over
the state, with no effort to COD·
ceal their involvement.
"The wbole thing is non-
sense." Butcher aaid.
<See DENIAL, Pa•e AZ)
enter the lucraUve Orange Cowl·
ty air travel market.
Col.lDlY officials, however.
have com1-tenUY. pointed out
that the move t.owal"d additional
new air carriers should not OC·
cur until deciaions are made on
a master plan !or the airport's
future.
That plan, prepared by an out·
side comult.ant, is undergoing
technical review by ain>0rt staff
members. It ill due to be turned
over lo supervi.aors later this
week.
Onstad was not available to-
day to answer questions raised
by the Aug. 5 letter.
The FAA 's top attorney,
however. has been consistently
critical of the county for lack of
action oo the federal agency's
April ruling that the ain>0rt
should be opened to additional l
carriers. I
The FAA position is supported I
by the Civil Aeronautics Board. •
The CAB currenUy lS charged '
with enforcing the Airport
Deregulation Act of 1978, the bill
calling for the federal govern·
ment lo remove itself from con·
trol over airline rout.es.
Meanwhile, supervisors are
CSee AIRPORT, Page AZ)
Irvine Company
Planning Hotel
Project
Oose
To Koll's
By RICllAltD GKEEN OI .. o.tty,.... ,...,
The Irvine Company wants lo
build a 500-room hotel across the
street from one the Koll Com·
pany i.nt.eDds to build in Irvine.
Irvine Company spokesman
Martin Brower aaid today lbe
company will file an application
with the city in September to
CODltnlet the bot.el and llOIDe of.
fice apace on 40 acres of vacant
land at the southeast corner of
Jamboree Boulevard and Main
Street.
The land must be resoned
rrom qricultural to commercial
in order to carry out the com·
pany plans, city planner John
Murphy said.
''Tbere tS demand for hotel
space." Brower said. "We un·
derstand the hotels in the area
now operate at filled capacity.
But l doubt that we knew there
would be one right across the
street."
Both b<>Uls would be located
adjacent to heavily traveled San
Diego Freeway.
''I do have a general but
serious concern that access lo
the freeway might be difficult."
said Irvine City Councilman
Larry Agran. "The s urface
streets are also a concern. nlis
whole aituaUoo calls for major
and early attention to traffic
mitigation measures such as
shuttle buses and r egional
buses."
The Koll Company beat the
Irvine Company to the punch by
asking last week for city
permission to build a 500-room
hotel and three 10-story olfice
buUd.ino on 31 acres it is leasinJt
from the Parter·Hanniftn Corp.
at the northeast comer of von·
Karman Avenue and Michelson
Drive in Irvine. The company is
requestine a ZOlle change from of.
fice to commercial to allow the
bulldln&of the hotel.
The Koll Company also
formally announced last week
that it will build a hotel ln the
Koll Center Newport.
The Irvine Company's hotel
and both Koll Company hotels
would be located wit.bin about a
mile ol Orange County's Jobn
Wayne Airport.
Offidall from both companies
say the bote1a would proride the
city's with sorely needed bed·t.ax <See llOl'EL, Pa•e AZ)
Panda Born
First Ever in Captivity
MEXICO CITY lAP> -A giant panda in ChapuJlepec Zoo
has given birth to the hrst panda cub born naturally in capt1v1-
t y, zoo officials announced today.
Dr. Juan Tellez Giron, a veterinary surgeon. said the
mother. Ying Ying, had a normal debvery Monday after a
gestation period of between 18 and 168 days. Vetennarians _
watched the birth of the 3~-0unce male cub on closed-c1ccu1t
television.
TEU-IEZ GC.ON SMD OFFICIALS would ask tbe Chinese
Embassy to suggest a name for the baby panda -but zoo of-
ficials were leaning toward tbeCbineseword ror··success. ·•
Zoos in Washington, D.C .. Tokyo and London have sought
uosuccesafully to mate pairs of giant pandas.
1be Mexican ftterinarian said Ying Ying and her compa·
nioo, Pe Pe. probably mated because they live lo~ether vear
round. unlike some other pandas in capuv1ty, and are fed a
special high-protein, vita.m.MHaricbed diet.
PANDAS HAVE DIFFICVLTY &EPaODUCING in cap-
tivity be.cause oC a highly sensitive nervous system that causes
irregularities in the production of hormones. Tellez Giron said.
Tellez Giron said it was the world's fU"St natural birth in
captivity.
Traffic Kills Tot
Pushed on Freeway
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
body of a 2-year-old girl was
found today on the Hollywood
Freeway. apparently thrown
from a downtown freeway over ·
pass. and police said they have
arrested a woman in the case.
One of severaJ witnesses told
police the child, later identified
only as Valinda. was seated on a
railing at the Main Stre.?t over·
pass and a woman pushed her
over the edge.
''They couldn't believe it," Lt.
Dan Cooke said the witness told
police.
Police were called to the scene
at 6 :50 a.m . and arres te d
Virginia Relaniia. 33 , of Los
Angeles after she bad been de-
tained by federal courthouse
secwity officer William Hanns.
who told police be witnessed the
incldent.
The woman had her 8-year-old
daughter Marie Wlndgate with
her. police said, but it was not
known if the woman was related
to the victim.
"She seems to be a liWe bit
emotional," Lt. Chuck Loac of
the LAPD's Child Protection
Section, Juvenile Division, said
of the woman. "She's crled a
UtUe bit, but not wailing or car·
rying on. She seems to have all
her mental faculties about her ...
The dead c hild. who was
dressed in shorts and a Jumper· type top, was struck by several
automobiles after she fell into
the freeway's southbound fast
lane. The cause of death has not
been determined.
"The child not wrapped in
blanket or anything," added
Long, who said a motive for the
incident was not known
Long said there were several
witnesses to the mc1dcnt. but
they were too far away to in-
tervene. The woman had been
walking pa.s t th e federal
courthouse on Main Street next
to lbe freeway when she stopped
on the overpass. Long said.
The free way 's southbound
lanes were closed afterward by
the California Highway Patrol
while detectives and the coroner
scoured the scene for clues.
Coast
Weather
However, while more atudeDta
wlll be in the procram lla&e
fuadia• bas not lncreaaed
aipiftcailb'.
A CW-committee b.u sub-
mitted a 141-pqe report daail·
.... bow education abould be im·
proyeci for lifted dd.ldreD ID tbe
lntM u ........ kbool l*trid.
Butcher said his firm had
never concealed its involvement
witb the Ra.ai campaip, but
that Chandler wu in fact to
bave been the chief beneftclary
of a •• ooo CCIDlnet to promote
ber crdklKY -a deal tbat be
.. ,. fell tbroulb aftlr the ftnt
$10,000 iDltaH-.t WU pa.kl.
·Koll Supported Sills
Fair through Wednes·
day. Lows tonight 65 at the
beaches, 70 inland. Highs
Wednesday upper 70s lo
low 90s.
I NSIDE TODA l'
Saperiatea41eat of Sebool• ...._, Oanr bM eoaapli..,....
eel tM ................. npart
INt..,. &ma•• rwlral8ta ~ ldWt tM dlllrkt from NIJ tm· ==:.:-an ol ltl recom,,,.._
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PPPC CUlrm.a Tom HqultGn
said Cbmdler's settlement•• •.. ..,_~··ud
tbat uwe ... to ,..... our el·
forts to rwolft tbe rem•IDIDI
char.-."
Ill a MUlemeDl appro•ed in
Oraqe CumltJ Supertor Court.
Chudler .... be terved ...
cwdult for ,.,...at ol $10.000
from ta.. aa ... ~ampalp to ...........
Ill .... eomt ....... Cb ....
tald tbeccmp&raq WU bUtlated bf Buldlw, wllo wuted to a.-1
dl1clOllal lal1 firm '1 lDYOITtt-meat lD tbe a. .. campmp
Mt ... It WM al.lo re.,rlM'rt'n1
Job 71rt1P, wtlo made • •·
Wuncilman DiMaunta ~id laue
David SW. received $1,JOO ID
campaip coatrlbuUoas from
Koll Company executlvea 24
houn belore tbe June 3 lntne
Ctt1 CouDcil election in wblch be
woarellecdoa.
Koll CompaDy eaecutlH
Staale1 !'. Broetboff, Cblel
l"tuaee ome.r Darid F. llDd·
dl eman1. Vlu Preald•Dt
EYereU Davia m and Pl...._.
Dould KoU eacb 1ne poo to
81111. Jntne'1 campalp lawt
prohibit eontribaUOGI ol more
tban tMI h'OID any ooe peno11 •
4' I baYe bMD very Yocal for
'
OY•r flYe years tbat W.S area
needs more bualnea1-orleeted Hnlcm lucb u botela," Sllll
said. "Beca ... ot my .,.ttiaDI,
tMJ (ltcD ComPM1 exec!utln1)
coalribuled to lll1 campalp."
TIM Koll eomp.,, a.........S
IMt wtilll tt will Mell Ctt~· dl........._tobullda ID •"'-· "I don't tblM lt's much ol an
illue," SUll said. "I WU abort ol
mOMJ -a '°' ol ecmtnbuliam came bl the tut deyt. I ralMd
aboat-.CIOOID Ill)' ea= and noabudeecmPibaiorilN tbat '
much ... you're talkJD• about
peanUbl."
Sills aakt be will vote on the
Koll Company's hotel reque1t
when lt comes Wore tbe City
Council.
Tbe Koll Compay bu IMMd
31 acres of Parter·H~alllfln
Corp. 1Md at the aortbNlt COf'o
ner ol Midi JllOtl Drh'e ..S Voe
karm• A•eaue. PreMnt .an-
lns OG Cbe llDd allows tbe balld·
ln1 ol omee baOcll.np. The com-
pany .-. penn ... Joo to baild
tbrff to.story omce bulldilum
(SM llLL8. Pap AJ>
'
Each ~ear, Americana
lpeftd miUiOlla /or mail ordn
magic to build fm*~I a'9d
Wd flab. EM r>hl/ftcal /UM" ui-m q moll are ttoa.n1.
See "~ &.INN Boom·
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:~:..-'-M<Jla?W <AP) -TM OllUcMM ~CM Dlmocratk Natlaaal ~w...._ I k_, nalel MUM Mo•ucl .-ce ...... u.at UM t1'a1fl· =}:!.~ &a U S. polWa U't H«led bacb tace by party • • llMt Sovtft IM .. ent'Y T._ aa'4I today
• :·~ ID• brlet dlapetch h'ocn r-i.. Ycwt , ,. ... Dottd lh•t calla ror
• 0.,.. eooe...UO. had ....,,... ''ln view ol the recent abar • drOP ln UMt 9dm&nlat.radoa'1 pop.a.arUy " P .........................
' NEW YORK (AP> l'Wmel' WlsC'Gnlln Gov Patrick J
l.uc•1. • ae.der ol Sen Edward Ill. Kf'Medy'a .,,._ dentl&I cam
talsn. quit ~ a OecnocraUc Natkmal CcmvenUon d lecate
. • ~d aaW he t C'OllaJder supportJ.ni tnckpeod :nt J ohn An
• -racm for sw-~
; L~y calJed hll action a "deda.lcm ol conacleat'e" which ~
• iledded to tak afte r 1tud,ylna naUoo&I convenUon naJ .. which
It.ale a MJ~1ate muat oot publicly s upport a prsidential can
dldate other than t.be convenUon nonunee. L~y. IZ, wu IO"emor au1 years and Carter's ambu.sador '° Mexaco from \m to 1'79 before becoming Kmned,y's deputy
! naUooal campaip director.
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LOS ANGELES CAP> -A pol.ace helicopte r crashed today
In a parting lot. lnJUri.og its pilot and co-pilot and da maging
three cars_. after losing power Oft takeoff from the su -story-b1gh roor of police he adquarters, officers aa.ad.
The condltion ol the pilot wu oot immediately known. The
co-pilot walke_d fron;i the wredrage with minor injuries. Both
men, whose adenllUes wen withheld, were taken to Wh1tf'
Memonal Hospital. s aid police spokesman Pat Connelly
There was no fire. e ither before or afte r the crash. he said
The copter apparen~y lotf. power and fell from the top of Parker
Center to the parkmg area on the south side of police head
quarters.
Stal~ lW-.r~r Pla•f • ..,.
SACRAMENTO <AP> -An equipment failure abut the
Rancho Sero nuc lear ~wer plant today, a s pokesman said.
. The plant ~utomalically s hut when a power inverter failed.
g1v10g a false instrument reading or high water pressure in the
nucl~3! react:O'" said J~rt Marx, spokesman for the Sacram ento
Mumcapa.I Utility Oistnct .
Marx s aid there are several backup inverters at the plant
but t~bnicia.n.s want to .rmd out what caused the failure before restonng p<>wer production.
Gold s1 .... ,,. a• Dollar Holt&
LONDON CAP > -Gold cootinued to slump today on Euro
pean money markets after plunging S2J an ounce m New York
on Monday. The dollar's value held steady on currency ex·
cha nges
Gold at one pomt sold at S605 a n ounce in London but later
recovered to $610.
ln New York gold traded at $607.50. up$4.30. but then ad vanced
toS614.
Silve r traded in New York al $15 79 up28 cents
Identity Issue
Police Face Suit
.. Jn Slaying Case
The Westm1 n s t e r P o lice
De partment has been a ccused or
negligence Ill a lawsuit filed in
Ora nge County Superior Court by
the parents of a boy whose death 1s
~lieved to ha ve been one of the
so-called freeway k1lhn11?s
M ar k S h e lt o n , 17 . o r
Westminster was r eported m.ias-
ing on Aug. 6. 1979. ltis body was
identified about nine months later
a fter his fathe r took the boy's den·
tal chartatolbepol.ice station.
The parents are alleging that
the boy could have been identified
soon after he was missing if polke
orficers bad carried out what the
parents claim s ay is the routine
. job of acquiring the dent.al re -
. cords and feeding the information
into the nationwide computer
syste m.
The fathe r Donald Shelton,
DENIAL ...
Wayne Harberger, Chandler's
1awyeT, said that Chandler knew
nothing ot any SS00,000 agree-
ment. He said Chandler runs a
small advertis ing agency that
worked for Butcher· Fo rde He 414 about SS,000 worth of work
bn the Raven campaign, but was
bever paid. Harberge r said.
: Chandler desc ribed his role as
Jt "graphic source" for Butcber-
-j'orde, doing art work on cam-
paign materials.
• He denied that he was a know-
{ng participant in any con·
?1racy.
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ca.MM i.-·--t•to-
s aid he fUlally took care of the re-
cords when he learned police
hadn"l
The boy"s body. which h ad ~n
impaled on a wooden st<tke. -.as
1dent1 fif.:d in San Bernard ino
County JUSt a re'tA days a fter the
dental records were keyed tnto
the computer .
The body had been kept by the
county smce five days after the
boy wasrep<>rtedm1ssing
In the 16-page com plaint writ·
ten by attorney Marc Blork nf
Huntington Beach. the Sheltons
:>liege that the police were
negligent in not using the dental
records to find the boy. They ask
for d amages ofSl million.
Reac hed at ho me. Donald
Sheltoo &aid the money isn't the
main reason for the suit.
·'We did a lot of suffering. in
fact, we still are," he sa id. "What
we're really interested in is mak.
ing s ure no other parent has to go
througbwhatwe did."
Officials at the police depart-
ment were ootcommentingonthe
suit yet. City Attorney Paul
Morgan s aid he hasn 't seen the
complaint. He added, however,
that he believes cities are protect·
ed from such lawsuits by state
s ta tute
Motl}.er, Tots
United Before
Her Death
Her husband d eserted he r.
Her 21t'l·year-old son s uffered
bums over more than 80 percent
of his body. She lost a leg to
cancer.
Now, Alicia Valencia ls dead.
She was 19.
The young Santa Ana woman,
who experienced tragedy aft.er
tragedy. died Sunday shortly
alter beina reunited with her
two children, who bad been
placed in rostu homes aft.er the
fatherless family was found in
1979 living in an unheated Sant.a
Ana garage.
Rosary for Alicia will be redt·
ed al 7 o'clock tonJ1bt at Our
Lady ol Pillar Catbollc Church.
Santa Ana. Funeral servtc• will
follow Wed nesday at
Weatmlnst.eJ' Memorial Park.
Alida lost her battle to cancer
after more than 8 moat.ha ol UJ.
ne11, moa t of it s pent in
bolpltala.
llolel Voling Due
SAN F&ANCISCO CAP). -
Ullioo leaden ura..t •lrikiDI ......... to .....,.,.. • eoaUKl to.taro,::....... CM eJt1'1 baUl tmp tbe uticm'• hlp=t
paid.
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Oell• -\!aft -
a.a,..._ing l'bitor
Kitty Lane introduces Ch a rm the dog to
Newport Convalescent Center res ident
Bertha Clark Kitty was a helper with a
~o~ show and petting zoo maintained by
S ut.• Myles. a Newport Beach resident and
physical therapy student. who entertains
educationall y handicapped children and
the elderly with her menagerie . which in-
d udes dogs. r a bbits. guinea pigs and geese
Plans Told
For Suicide
Blueprint
LOS ANGELES (AP I -A
ne" organization support.in~ the
right of the termin a l!~ 111 to
choose death announced plans
toda) ror the pubbcau on of a
~u1d{• nn h o w t o commit
euthanasia
At a ne'4~ conference a da)
6 fte r the British \"Oluntary
e uthanasia society "Exit.. said
it would not publish a similar
lltUade. a Santa ~1on1ca bast-d
~rnup known as Hemlock said 1t
believes laws proh1b1l1ng people
rrom aiding a sua c1de are on
the ir way out.
In London on Monday. "Ex1 l"
said 1t would not publish its
'"Guide lo Self-d elive rance"
because of t he threat of im-
prisonment for violating British
laws barring the aiding and
abetta.ng of s w c1de.
But Hemlock director Derek
Humphry d escr ibed "Exit 's "
ver y tech nic a l guide a s "a
r ather clumsy book" and said
his volume would consist of
euthanas ia case histories that
will include descriptions of the
method of death He and other
Hemlock me mbers emphasized
that their group 1~ not a pro-
s u1 c1de group
·'The> group '4 an~ to be on ree-
ord a~ be ing as oppo~ed to
su1c1de as the Suicide Preven-
tion Center m LO!> Angeles."
said Or Richard Scott. an cit-
torney a nd licensed physician
who 1s on Hemlock's advisory
board. "We're talking a bout ac
ccler atcd death. c hosen death
for incurably ill people."
Scott added that bis group in-
t ends to fight any challenge to
the legality of its book.
"There lS no shortage of in-
formation Ul this culture on how
to commit s uicide... he said
"You can't watc h TV for three
hours w1thout Se<!LOg several ex-
amples."
The group's mam objective lS
·'to get a diaJogue started on
voluntary e uthanas ia," Hum-
phry saJd. and to q ualify laws on
the subject
However, he said. there a re no
immediate plans to lobby for a
change in the law.
·'We're out to make public opin-
io n to lerant -le t o thers
change the law.'' said Humphry.
a British author whose book.
"J ean's Way,'' describes how he
helped his cancer-stricken wife
to comm.it suicide.
He said that judging rrom the
ma ii he has recel ved in the three
years since the book's publica-
tion, he had "a strong feeling
that there are a lot of people who
would like to join this organiza -
tion ...
"We're oot out to convert peo-
ple lo our way of thinking," be
added "We're a press ure group
to open the dialogue."
f"r .. P-.eAJ
AIRPORT • •
not scheduled to address the
airport access lasue formally un-
til Sept. 10.
On that date. they will COD·
alder a report prepared by the
county General Services .qency
tbal reeommended a aealed·bid
auction to permlt new carriers
to ent.er Jobn Wayne Airport.
RIV Al.S TO TALK •••
c1h ation, two top Carter aides re
ite rated that the re wer e still
serious differences between the
twos1des
H amilton Jordan. the presa
de nt ·s campaign ma nager, i,a1d
Channe l 7 begin coverage
or tbe con ventlon a t 4 : 3-0:
Channels 2 and4 join at s.
m an interview on N HC T\' ., To
da)" s hoy, he 1s confident that
··with hard "ork an the next fe'4
days." the p.irty wall comt-out of
the convention un 1 ftcd Hut h'·
sa id of Carter
··Both he and Scncitor t\{•nn1'<h
real1zt• that ~omc of the rccil dii
ft>renc<><> bN'tAf'<:n tht:m t'Jnnot t11
light!) gl~sed over ··
And Jack Y.'.;it!-.on Y.ho -.uc
t:eeded Jord.in J.., Cart<'r .., <·h1l'f 11(
.,ta{( . ..,JJd !ht• adm1nt1>tra11em '4 d..,
still ad;,mant about re1ect1ng
Kennedy-backed minority plat
form plan~ callmg ror d Sl2
b1 Ilion job program and wage and
price cootrols
Ho"ever. former L'n1ted Na
t10ns Amba<,sador And rev. 'I oum:
t.inll'd in a CRc;; T\ inl.-rv1c'4 thal
the Carter forn~ might be '4 llla111o!
to go ahead with a compromise
that fCe nerally suppor ted a
massive JOb'> p rogra m but
without Spe<'1r) mg Kennedy's s12
bil hon pnre tai:
Kenned> s long .,hot hope to
take tht-norrunat1on from Carter
t nded \looda~ night when the
l on\ t-ntwn l>UPPorted a rule bind
tnJ: delt'~atr•<., to abide b) lhe re
-.ult'i nf .,l<Jtf.' primart~ and con
H'nt1oru. The \Ott· v.a~ 1.936 4 to
1.390 6
'The effort c>n the nom tnallon ,..,
m l'r. lvnned) told a news con
f Pn·n«P at tht-Waldorf As t.on a
KENNEDY EYES
RACE IN 1984?-AJ
llotel ~hortJ> after that \OtP I
lid H• t·Jlled Prt".1d<'nt Carter and
1·cm~ratul<itt"<:l him \h namt· "'111
not bt· pl6l"l~J 1n n<>m1n;,t1<m
1'0'4 ell said th•· lf' lephont: con
\ er~at.IOo wa.-. a ver} pos1llve
and vet") producU\t' converso
lion . They agreed the task now
l'i to lite1. Uus party to11teth~r and to
deal with the threat that the n~
Re publican leadership poses
Th• l.t•\ 111 !::1>lltn1! K,.nn1-.h ,
'"Pl~Ort 1., thf' plJtform
f ' ro• Pag.-l 1
SILLS CAMPAIGN • • •
and a S(X)..room hotel
Ironically. th<: Koll CQmpany
~tarred up a City Council con
troversy on Sept 12. 197R. when
1t won controH~rs1a l .i pprrival t,,
develop bus 1nes<., a nd pro
fess1onal office~ on 15 acres ill
the nort h w est co rn er o r
:'\t 1ch elson Drive and \"on
Karman Avenue
The L5 acres had been zoned
only for research a nd hght in
du..,tn al w.e
Council mcmberi. Art An
thony. David Sills, Ma ry Ann
Gaido and Larry Agran were on
the council on Sept 12. 1978. and
the same group r emains on the
City Council this year
M rs Gaido argued at the time
that the zone change to allow or
fice use was a special favor for
lh1· 1'.oll Comp.in~ ;rnd .. ~wrted
thdl Anthon} '4 as influenced b)
l"ampet1J?n contributions from
t\1111 Cumpan~ t·xcc ull\t: Tim
StradN
:...trJdl.'r runtributcd S240 1n
ca!>h lo Anthon) s 1>prmg 1978
campa1gn and paid a S2S ball for
a d1nnE'r for Anthonv Strader
a bo '4 as 10tcrmed1ar·) for con
lribut1ons of $250 each from
In tn£' a rctutect Dell De Revere
a nd Newport Beach industna l
d£'\ eloper J ohn D O'Donnell.
accord.l.ng to Anthon} ·s financial
disclosures
City Planrung Director Eddie
Peabody had argued agall\St the
zone change saying 1t "'ould cause
t ra ffic problems He was fired
'4'eeks after 1t passed on a 3-2
council vote Yt'llh Mrs Gaado and
Agran m opposauon
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Sex Case
X-rated
By Navy
LONG BEAPI CAP) -The
Navy, responting to a proseeu-
Uon witneu's char1e that bear·
lngs for female sailors accused
of comnliWng homosexual acts
w e r e "being made inlo a
circus," has ordered the bear-
ings closed to the public.
Sailor Joyce Arnold requested
the closed hearine Monday after
prosecuting attorneys called her
to lesUfy in ~e USS Norton
Sound case agains t Se aman
Barbara Lee Underwood, 22. ot
Orlando, F1a.
"A lot of this is being made in·
to a circus and I don 't want m)'
testimony to be made part ot
tha t circus,'' Ms Arnold told the
three·member hearing board. A
sim ilar board last week found
ins uffic ient e viden ce to dis-
charge Pe tty Officer Tangela
Gasluns, 25, of Newar k. N.J .,
the first or eight sailors to be
tried. Ms. Underwood's civilian
attorneys objected to the board's
dec is ion to exclude reporters
fro m the hearing, saying their
client's n ght to an open tnal
was violated
In addition, American Civil
Liberties Union attorney Barry
Copilow asked that the hearings
be terminated because, he said,
their outcome bad been pre-
dete rmined
Copilow said the defense had
17 witnesses who would verify
claims that the Norton Sowad's
execuuve office r told members
or the shJp"s cre w that the hear-
ings rf.'Sults "are preordained
a nd 11 has a lready been decided
who wtll be kic ked out <of the
:-.la V) I and who will stay "
llas mouon to have the hear·
ings terminated was ruled out or
order. however. because it came
'4 hllt> the Jur} was being q ues-
tioned for possible pre judice.
Cop ilo w indi cated he would
make the motion again late r.
M eanwh1le . t he he arings
board agreed to separ ate the
l'a ses of Ms Underwood. Peuy
O ffice r 2nd C l a ss Sh a rri s
Hcusser. 25, or PelJcan Ra pids,
\f inn . and Fire man Lo uise
r 1tzmor ris. 27. of Rumford.
\1 ame
It y,11uld tw difficult for board
ml·mbcr.., !() keep te stimony
..,t>paratc and apply 1t only lO the
per..,on affected.·· McG reivysaid.
The heanni?s are not courts-
m a rt1aJ and the most serious
penalty the Navy can impose is
an honorable or gene ral dis-
charge
HOTEL ...
re \ en UL''> dnd w ou ldn 't
d ramatJcal)) increase rush-hour
trJfhc around the airport.
Browe r ~a id that hote ls
~enerate off·hour a nd round-
the clock traJfl<· instead of peak.-
hour traffic
The I rnnc· Com p a ny a l.so
"\ t•ntuaJl) will build a 250-room
mn armss from UC Irvine and
other maJor hot els in Irvine
Ct•nter. a huge regional com -
mercial center planned to be
built on land bounded by the
Laguna . San Diego and Santa
Ana fret''4 ays. Brower said
•People said t here was no
market for a South Coast Plaza
Hotel in Costa ~esa," Browe r s
c:;a1d . ··and that hotel is now
filled up "
ft as often difficult to book
g uests into Irv ine. Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa hotels
and banquet rooms must be re-
served years 1n a d vance,
Brower claimed
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Tbe GSA bu recommmded
that l2 ol the 41 fl.lPtl DOW
permiUed dally al UM '1rpGrt be
auctioned amon1 carrlen dull
mMt alrport requirementl. Air
Callfonla and HUO-Aitwel\
would tWl coatrol UM remalaiq • ru,..... The two lDcumbml cam.. alto could bid cm tbe
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VOL 73, NO. tt5, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COU
\'our Hometown
Dally Nt-wspapt-r
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
BadhaDl to Seek Arch Slide· Funds
BJ DON CllAPllAN .................
Rep: Robert B1dbam, R-
Newport Beaeta, bu told Lacuna
Beacli city oftlclala be wW wort
for revenal ol a federal rulina
that baa denied disuter funds to
repair landslide damage in Arch
Beach ffellbta.
Tbe cmcreuman. wbo toured
the Arda Beacb site Monday.
said be would work with Federal
Emersency lllaaa1ement ~en-
cy ( Jl'P(A) olflcta1a ln an effort
to brine r.mdl to tbe clty.
The city's claim, dented June
2. baa been appealed, with no
response from the a a ency.
''l'll do everything J can to get
this thing turned around,"
Badham told officials and resi-
dents gathered at the site Mon-
day.
Costa for repairs in the Del
Mar Avenue area could run as
h11h aa $700,000, according to ci·
ty officiala.
And they are concerned that if
steps are not lair.en soon to
stabilize the area, more sliding
will occur.
More than 3S feet of Del Mar
A venue fell into the canyon dur-
ing the rains or Feb. 19 along
with 40,000 yards of earth that
broke rree and moved down the
slope.
Two homes were damaged in
the s lide, as well as a manhole,
sewer tine, and utility equip·
ment, and 10 more homes are
threatened by the unstable land
mass. officials warn.
They say it would cost
between $500.000 and $700,000 to
move S0,000 yards of earth and
prevent an additional SS or $6
million in destruction.
Badbam said the Bluebird
Canyon restoration -where 11
or 24 home destroyed following
the Oct. 2, 1978, landslide are un·
der construction -is an example
or what can be done with federal
help .
Laguna Beach has already
spent more than S60,000 on soil
investigations and engineering
studies to determine the cause or
Del Mar slide . a nd what is
needed to restore the area to
pre·slide conditions.
Mayor Wayne Baglin said "I
reel confident the congressman
will have a comprehensive re-
i'<>rt on the problem and go to
(federal) officers to describe the .
matter, and I'd expect to get
movement in our direction."
Police CbJer Jon Sparks said,
however. t hat political con-
siderations may be getting in the
way or the city's efforts.
•·1t•s a Pandora's Box. It
transcends Laguna Beach," be
said, noting that in an election
year, other cities' and agencies'
requests ror disaste r funds bave
been turned down, as well."
Recall Funders
Bared in Report
Builders'
Efforts
Failed
By SfEVE MITCHELL
Of tlle o.lt1' ~ Svtl
08.IECTID DNtJEDY oe RMlD FllOll OHIO USIEN A8 DELEQAT£ RULE VOTE ANNOUNCED llowe~PwulduttC.WofRNondn•tlonn Dewr•taPuehtorUnlly ·
Developers raised more than
$39,000 in an unsuccessful at-
tempt to recall San Clemente
Mayor Karolin e Koester two
months ago, while supporters ol
the mayor collected less than
$1,000 in their successful effon
to retain her.
Democrats Seek Unity Campaign disclosure forms,
r eleased last week. in San
Clemente, show the bulk ol the
$39,041 war chest to oust Mrs.
Koester, came from three de-
velopment farms who want to
build more than 7 .000 homes on
properties inland or the Sao
Diego Freeway.
Umer Dickering on Platfonn Issues
NEW YORK <AP>-President
Carter, his path clear to re·
nomination, turned to the
Democratic Party platform to-
day in sear<:h or reconciliation with bis vanquished r ival ,
Edward M. Kennedy, before a
tough fall campaign against the
Republicans. <Related Photos
PageA4).
Convention delegates convened
Guilty Plea
Emered in
Fund Theft
The volunteer treasurer or the
Fountain Valley-Westminster
branch ol the American· Youth
Soccer Organization will be sen-
tenced in Orange County Superior
Court Sept. 10 on charges that be
e mbenled $32,000 from the
group's bank acedUnt.
Stephen L. Sanders o f
Westminster pleaded guilty to
four counts or IJ'and theft lat
week. '
Sanders, part owner of a c.arpet
clean.inc busineu, could face a
maximum sentence of six yean in
state prison.
However, the lencth of tUtsen·
tence could depend on tbe out·
come ol a court bearina. Ulo aet
Sept. 10, when SaDden w11l at-
tempt to explain bow be paid beet
almoet all olthe money be waa ac-
cuedoltaldn«.
Deputy District Attorney
Robert Cbatt.ertoD Wei Saderl badsenedu.Wam.rtreuwer
of the IOCCel' or1aniaaUaa lD tm.
Prnloully, be bad COllCbed IOIDe
of tbe teaml as well u baytq Ida
owa cbllclren participate ln Le.,..-,.
Howe.w, soccer leasue of· ncta1a anlered an audit ol tbeir accoaaaa n. tbe1 d1aco¥sed tM ...... al _, tbe .....,
UdlDtbea.uwaaleutbau-
UdpMed.
Tllllmdt tmMd aptlM--...., ..... aua.tae .....
,....... M "''W 1t1Ut7 to
... --al srwl ~Sa... mm. ... paid tbe ...., ... taicNlb tbe ndlt
61D"t411eMetUt. JIHaidbepul tlM ......, back Ill tbe fonD al _..., .....
..... ...,, Sept. 10 bllGr'e
1111 , 1t0lllimllptto~IM
I 'S'rat,*M ......... N6d.
,
for Uteir second session with the
campaign platform the principal
item on the agenda, and with Ken-
nedy vowing to press his fight" for
a truly Democratic platform.••
Kennedy planned to address the
convention tonight, during a
prime-time televised debate of
the platform plank on the
economy -the issue on which be
and Carter disagree most
sharply.
Carter and Kennedy sides met
today to discuss procedures ror
negotiations that White House
press secretary Jody Powell said
would be held today to try to re·
solve remaining platform issues.
But even while professing op·
timism about an eventual recon·
<See RIVALS, Page AZ)
Final financial contribution
statements were filed by the
Citizens for Responsible Govern·
ment, formed to seek. the ouster
of Mrs. Koester , long considered
a foe or developers in San
Clemente.
The final tally shows the recall
group received $39,041 in con-
tributions with which to launch
its unsuccessful campaign.
Oemente Ponders
Construction Hold
or that amount, developers
jointly contributed $36,000
through a committee called .. No
on Advisory Measure ror City
Land Purchase."
That group was formed last
year to defeat a local ballot
measure which asked voters if
the city should spend S26 million
to purchase ranch land and keep
it from development. A moratorium on issuing new
building permits for six tracts in
south San Clemente bas been
urged by neighbors, who com-
plain ol traffic noise •'that is
louder than Al\Y .airport ...
Residents along East San
Pablo and Eut San Gabriel are
e xpected to confront council
memben tonight in an effort to
hue a ban lmpoeed on new con-
a tr u c ti on a bo ve their
nelpborbood.
The nellhbon blame former
city elected officials for the
morua ol new traffic on their
reaideatlal streets, aaytnc the cl·
ty did not adequately comkter
access to the new netpbort.ood
wben approvln1 the develop·
men ta.
City S!e""'t1n1 olllclala recom· mend council blre a traffic
ea1lneer to study the problem
and tbat no more building
permits be ilaued within the
tracts affectinl the two streets until a report la received and ap-
proved.
San Pablo and San Gabriel
were m8de one-way streets lD
recent years to alleviate some ol
the problems, but the residential
roates were not intended to
carTJ traffic ,_..awes by new
4evelopDent.
ADd coutrucUon continues
above tbe _,,,.borbood, inchld·
lnl Prerldeatlal Hel1bts,
Ill arl.Der'• Potnt, Palacio del
llar md tbe Pbmacle.
N ........ 181· 17 new fomda. tJoa Pldl have been started in
the )llminer's Point area ta tbe
past tbree months and elty
fl1ures sbow neuly 4,'700
velatc• travel tbe lwo roedl ncladaJ.
Clly Dimmers say there "'-maJa about 100 lot.a to be built
.,.. allowe tbe two at.reeU, and
expeet tbe7 would 1eaerate
MOtlalr l ,OOOtri ... ~ day.
TM ~ problem la not • ..
new one to San Clemente of-
ficials.
In past years, the council has
considered construction or a new
access road from the junction ol
San Pablo and Acapulco through ·
the San Clemente Golf Course.
Opponents say that route
would split the course and
former CCM.mcila have rejected
that propos al. Another
alternative, wblch would see San
Pablo widened to the width ol
the new section in Mariner's
Point also bas been opposed by
residents.
Contributors to that group in·
eluded the development firms or
John D. Lusk and Son, Irvine ;
Estella Properties, Ltd., Santa
Ana; and Nu-West Development
Corp., ol Newport Beach.
The land punhase meuure
was easily beate n after de-
velopers spent nearly $30,000 to
defeat·it.
But that committee remained
active, even after the election
success, and fresh funds con-
tinued to roll in from the three
development ftnns.
<See &ECALL. Pase AZ>
Paada Bora
First Ever in Captivity
llEXICO CITY (AP)·-A liant ~ ta Cbapultepec 1.oo
bas liven bUth to tbe first panda cub bona naturall)' lD captlYl·
tJ. zoo oftldall aDDOUDced today.
Dr. Juaa Telles Glrop. a veterinary aura-, uid the
mother, Yinl Yins, bad a normal deliYel')' KcmdaJ after a
1estation period of between 18 and ta days. VtteriDartans
watched t6e btrtb ol the 3~ male cub oa cloeed-elmait
teleritdnn.
TBl'·IZ GlaON MID On'laALI woald ask tbe Qalaeee
Em.b••Y to sua•t a name for tbe babJ panda -but 800 ol·
liclall wenleanlnltoward tbeCblnelewonffor ••suceeu. ••
Zoos la Wllllldqtoa, D.C .• Tat1o wl I_.. bawe IOUlbt • uuucewfullJ to mate pain ol liat JNIDd•.
Tbe llnican veterinarian said Ytaa Ylq ad Iller eompa.
Qlon, Pe Pe, probably mated beca ... tbtr tave tol9tber ftV. round. Jmlike tome other pmdas lD capelYitJ, and are f..S a
1pedal hilb·Proteln. vltami.n'411lrldMd diet .
PANDAS JIAVB DlrncllLTY a&PaODtlCING ill cap-
tlvtty beeauae of a bilhly ...Wwe w ,.,. •Y*m that ca._
irrelularitJa in the production of bormoaes, Telles Glron 1aid.
1'ellea Giron said It wu the world'• ftnt aatural bUtb bl
captivity.
THWARTED RECALL
C........._MayorKoester
Sl.ain Youth's
Parenls Sue
OnID Delay
The Westmins t e r Police
Department bas been accused of
neghgeoce m a lawswt ftled in
Orange County Superior Court by
the parents or a boy whose death is
believed to have been one oC the
so-called freeway killings.
Mark S h elton , 17 , or
WestminSter was reported miss-
ing on Aug. 6. 1979. His body was
identified about nine months later
after hisfathertook the boy'sden·
tal chartstotbepolicestatioo.
The parents are alleging that
the boy could have been identified
soon after be was missing if police
officers had carried out what the
parents claim say is the routine
job of acquiring the dental re-
cords and feeding the information
into the nationwide computer
system.
Tbe father. Donald Shelton,
said be finally took care or the re-
cords when he learned police
hadn't.
The boy's.body, which bad beet'I
impaled on a wooden stake, was
Identified in San Bernardino
County Just a few days after the
dental records were Ir.eyed into
the computer.
The body had been kept by the
county since five days after the
boy WU reported missing.
In the IS.page complaint writ-
ten by attorney Marc Block ol
Huntlncton Beach, the Sbeltons
alle1e that tbe police were
ne1lismt in oot using the dent.al records to find the boy. They uk
fordamaiesof$1 mJ..llioD.
Reached at bome, Donald
SMltce said the money lao't the
main rea10D fortbeswt.
"We did a lot of sulfertq, in
fact, we ltll1 are," be said. "Wbat
we're really tatereeted lD la malt·
ln1 sure no other parent bas to IO
~wbatwedid.''
Offtclall at the police depart.
meet were not commeatlnc oathe
suit yet. City Attorney Paal
llor1• said be baan't MtD tbe
complaint.
Hotel Voting Due
SAN FRANCISCO (AP>. -
Union leaden urged 1trlkin1
worten to approve 1 eQntr act
today rnattnc the cit1•1 hotel
emp1oyeea the or·· b.ICbMt pald .
l
12Seek
Clemente
Council
Arthur J . Holmes, a four.year
San Clemente city councilman
who was defeated in his bid for a
second term four years ago, has
taken out papers for the Nov. 4
council elect.ion.
Holmes, who listed hls occupa-
tion as salesman, brings the
number ol potent.la! City Counc1J
candidates to an even dozen in
San Clemente, where two seals
currently fllled by a ppointees
are being contested.
Holmes, 49, came in third in a
two-seat race in 1976 which saw
candidates Donna Wilkinson and
William Walker seated on the
council.
Those two council members
were recalled from office 22
m o nths later, al on g with
Howard Mushett. who was elect·
ed to the council in 1978.
Holmes joms two other council
veterans in the race for two
seats on the panel.
Thomas O'Keefe. a 12·year
council member, and Patnck
Lane. who previously served for
four years on the council, have
returned nomination papers for
the November election.
Both men are currently sitting
as appointed council members
after the resignations earlier
this year of form er m ayor Roy
Hamm and council member Roy
Hurlbut.
Others who have returned
nomination pa pers include
clo<:kmaker Bill Wagner, busi-
nessman J ay Durkin and
homemaker Melanie Vansell.
Others have ta.ken out papers
but have not returned them to
the city clerk's office with the
required 20 signatures or· reg. istered voters.
They include former planning
com mission c ha irman Al
Wulfeclr.; veteran council can-
didate Robert Rus in ; busi· nessman Alan Korsen; sanitary
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Coast
Weathe r
Fair through Wednes·
day. Lows tonight 6S at the
beaches. 70 inland. Highs
Wednesday upper 70s to
low 909.
INSIDE TODA"
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lpnd miUbu /or mail ordn
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ll08COW CAP> -1'1M ~ ol tM D.mocr•Ue NaUonal
Collv......._,, by nakla b.tlle lbowtd ooce •1-•ln that the 1l1nlll
e.ut ""* ta U S. poUtlet are HttJed b.c~t•I• by party
-.... LIM Soviet ne .. lleM)' TUI •aid today.
ha a brMf dbpatc b from New Ye>ft, Tan noted lhat calla for
an ~ ccmv•Uoa la.ad etMts-t ''la view of the receot abarp
drop ln tM ectm•m.tr.uo. '• -i...nty ..
1bla wu due IU'ld1 to ~out.Ion tn the u s e<-onomtc
poitlUon and Wa.abl.n~'a adveotw'iat for~ &n policy,'' It Hld
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TEL AVlV. ltrHl <AP> -larHl'a •ttomey cenMal today
lutnacted police Lo lnveaU,at.e whether \be corTapondcnt of the
WHbinC\Oo SLar violatf'd sec:urity tawa by wnt.Lo1 an article aamtaa \be duet ct Israel'• .ecurtly service. In the artkle lut wedt, CCM"N9p00dent David HaJevy wrote
&bat the •eturtty aervlce cltrector resigned \o protest ln·
terfen!OCe by Prime llllniattt Meoacbem Bectn LO an lnveaUga,
lion.
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LOS A.NOELES <AP> -A police belicopter craabed tod11y
In a parkinc lot. lltjuring its pilot and co-pilot and dama.11.na
three cars, after loelnc power on takeoff from the slx-story-6.ig_b
roof of police beadquarten. officers said.
The condition of the ptlot was nol immediately known. The
co-pilot waUted from the wreckage with minor injuries. Both
men. whose identities were withheld, were taken to White
Memorial HOISpital , said Police spokesman Pat Coonelly.
There was no fire, either bdore or af\e.r the crash, he said.
The copter apparenUy lost power and fell from the top of Parker
Center to the parking area oo the south side or police head·
quarters
Strilu-L~u C'o1111lru ._ Prilune
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (AP) -Inmates took over the
communications and control room.a of the Prince Georges Coun·
ty Jail for three hours today after guards walked out in a dis·
put-e with the county and left the prisooers a lone, stat-e police
said. The inmates held the jail until 70 riot..equipped police or.
ficers moved in. police said. One mmate was bitten by a police
dog but there was no other resistance, according to authorities.
State Police spokesman BUI Clark said the uprising Jett "a
lot oC damage."
Gold Sl,...ps a• Dollar B.W.
LONDON <AP> -Gold continued to slump today on Euro-
pean money markets after plunging $23 ao ounce in New York
on Monday. The dollar's value held steady on currency ex-
changes. G<>ld at one point sold at $605 an ounce in London but later
recove1 ed to $610.
In New York gold traded at $607.SO, up $4.30.
Silver traded in New York at SLS.60, up 9 cents.
Near Koll Site
Irvine Co. Plans
For Second Hotel
By BJCHAaD GREEN
Of -e>.ity ~ SUfl The Irvine Company wants to
buHd a 500-room hotel across the
street from one the Koll Com,
pany intends to build in Irvine.
Irvine Company spokesman
Nartin Brower sajd today the
company will me an application
with the city in September to
construct the hotel and some of,
fice space on 40 acres or vacant
land at tbe southeast comer of
J a mboree Boulevard• and Main
Street.
. The land must be rezoned
(rom agricultural to commercial m order to carry out the com·
pany plans. city planner Jobn
Murphy said.
·'There is aemand for hotel
space," Brower said. "We un,
derstand the hotels in the area oow operate at fll led capacity.
But l doubt that we knew there
would be one right across the
street."
Both hotels would be located
adjacent to heavily traveled San
Diego Freeway.
"( do have a gen eral but
serious concern that access to the freeway might be difficult,"
said Irvine City Councilman
Larry Agran. "The surface
streets are also a concern. This
whole situation calls for major ud early attention to traffic
qt'1tigation measures sucb as
sjauttle buses and regional
buses."
The Koll Company beat the
ti'vlne Company to the punch by
asking last week for c ity
permissl<>' to bulld a 500-room "9'el and three 10-story office
1*Ucltnu on 31 acres it la leasing
ftj>m the Parker-Hannifin Corp.
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at the northeast com er or Von·
Karman Avenue and Michelson
Drive in Irvine. The company 1s
requesting a zone change from of
fl ee to commercial to allow the
bu1ldingofthehotel.
The Koll Company also
rormaUy announced last week
that it wiU build a hotel in the
Koll Center Newport
The Irvine Company's h<>tel
and both Koll Company hotels
would be located within about a
mile of Orange County's Joh.n
Wayne Airp(>rt.
Officials from both companies
say the hotels would provide the
city's with sorely needed bed·tax
revenues a nd wouldn 't
dramatically increase rush-hour
traffic around the airport.
Brower said that hote ls
generate off-hour and round·
the-clock traffic instead or peak·
bourtraffic. The Irvine Company also
eventually will build a 250-room
inn across from UC Irvine and
other major hotels in Irvine
Center. a huge regional com·
mercial center planned to be
built on land bounded by the
Laguna, San Diego and Santa
Ana freeways, Brower said.
··People said there was no
market ror a South Coast Plaza
Hotel in Costa Mesa,'' Browers
said. "and that hotel is now
filled up.··
It ls often difficult to book
g uests into Irvine, Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa hotels
and banquet rooms muat be re-
served y ears in advance.
Brower claimed. f
Fr.-P.,,e A I
RECALL •••
By J.me of th1a year $36,000 in
"No OD Advisory Measure"
funds bad been turned over to
the Clti.&eDI for Reapootible
Government.
The recall IJ'OUP'• dildoaure
form• abow nearly $19,000 of
t.b1t mooe.v went to nearly two
doaen recall petiUoa circu.lat.On
and DlDeoffice work era.
Another $10,000 went to
political conaulUnt Lynn
We11ell, who alto helped de,
velopen fiCbt the land purcbue
illH the yUf befcwe . Tbe rem.a1Dder wnt for at·
torae11 fee•. mallera new1p1per advertl1ln1 and prlJltlDI costs. llHnW'blle, support.en ol Mn. K..-reparted tM11.Pmt _., Ml ID tbelr 1ucCfllluJ cam· ~~ to k.., tbe mayor tD ol·
Huoid Ta,tor. lnUUIW ol
tM Qi I 'If• to Keep KuolDI
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OaarllMng Visitor
Kilty Lane introduces Charm the dog to
New.port Convalescent Center resident
Bertha Clark. Kitty was a helper with a
dog show and petting zoo maintained by
Sue Myles. a Newport Beach resident and
physical therapy student. who entertains
educationally handicapped children and
the elderly with her menagerie. which in·
eludes dogs, rabbits. guinea pigs and
geese.
Child Thrown
On Freeway
From Bridge
LOS ANGELES CAP> -The
body of a young girl was found to·
day on the Hollywood Freeway,
apparently lttrown from a
downtown Cree~ay overpass. and
police saJd they have arrested a
woman In the case.
One of several witnesses told
police the child was seated on a
railing at the Main Street over·
pass and a woman pushed her
over lheed~e.
"They couldn't believe it," Lt
Dan Cooke said the witness told
police
An employ~ of the federal
court nearby, who also witnessed
the incident. held the woman until
police arrived to arrest her,
Cooke said. She had her8-year-0ld
daughter with her
It was not known tl the woman
was related to the dead girl.
The freeway's southbound
lanes we re closed by the
California Highway Patrol while
detectives and the coroner
scoured the scene for c\ues. but
was reopened shortly before 9
am
The cl~ure backed up busy
rush·hourtraffic all thewaytothe
Cahuenga Pass.theCHPsaid.
The child. estimated to be 2·3
years old, was found just east or
Main Street near Aliso Street by
officers about 7 .05 a m., police
Sgt. Jerry Powell said . Police
responded after receiving a caU
that the body was in a southbound
fast laneoflhefreeway. be said.
3 Lagunans
Captured on
Drug Charges
Three Laguna Beacb men were
arrested for possession of eight
ounces of cocaine and unspecified
amounts of LSD. PCP and am·
phetamines Monday.
Laguna Beach police said the
three were taken into custody
after an officer pulJed their car
over ror a traffic violation in the
100 block of North Coast Highway
atabout7p.m.
Arrested were Joseph Henry
Oliver . 21; his brother Donald
Rene Oliver, 18; and Frederick
Madden, 1.8. all or 210 Woodland
Drive.
Bail has been set at $5,000 each
for the three men. Police said they
are being held for invesUCatioo at
the Laguna Beach police head·
quarters.
Police Seize
Two Marines
In Robbery
San Clemeat.e police afTtlt.ed
two Camp Pendleton Marines
early tbJJ momin1 •Iler a man
saJd the pair kicked blm lo tbe
face and took $100.
PoUce arrHted Bruce R .
Miller and Jobn J. Strick bOtb
19·year -old Camp Pendleton
M1rlnel, about nb16 blockt fro.n
the 1~0Ube l :IO 1.m. au.ck.
RIVALS TO TALK • • •
c11iation. two top Carter aides re
iterated that there were s t.Jll
serious differences between the
two sides
llamillon J ordan, the pres•
dent's campaign manager. said
Channel 7 begins coverage
of tbe convention at 4: 30 :
Channels 2 and4 join at s.
in an interview on NBC·TV's "To·
day" sh<>w he is confident that
"with hard work tn the next few
days." the party will comt' out of
the convention un1hcd llut he
said of Carter·
"Both he and Senator Kcrmedv
realize that some of the real dii
ferences between them cannot Ix·
lightly gl~sed over · ·
And Jack W;!tson.· who sue
ceeded Jordan as Carter 's ch.ief of
s taff, said the administration was
s till adamant about rPJectin g
Kennedy-backed mmonly plat·
form planks calling for a $12
billion job program and wage and
pnce controls.
However. former Cnitl'<i !':a
t1ons Ambassador Andrew Young
hinted IJl a CBS-TV interview that
the Carter forces might be wlll.Lng
KENNEDY EYES
RACE IN 1984?-Al
to go ahead with a compromise
I tacit gf'nerally supporte d a
m a ssive Job-; progr am but
~ 1thout l>pec1fy1ng Kennedy's Sl2
b1lhon pncctaR
'The effort on the nom1nal1on 1s
over," Kennedy told a news COO·
forence at the Waldorf·Ast.ona
llotcl shortly after that vote
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COU.NCIL • •
district manager Ray Mad
d ocks . businessman Gary L
Fuller and financial loan broker
Bob Brennan.
Candid.at.es have until 5 p.m.
Aug. 21 to return completed
nommatton papt>rs to Caty Clerk
~1 3X 8.t-rJ!
Plan Review Set
On Sycamore Hills
Laguna Beach planning com
missioners will review the re·
cently completed environmental
impact rePortS for land use in
the Sycamore ll11ls area W(..'<ines·
day night
An overall environmental re·
port ror the entire 522·acre
Sycamore Hills parcel was sub-
mitted to city officials last week
by Phillips, Brandt and Reddick.
the Irvine ftrm hired by the city
at a cost of $71,000.
A second report. compiled by
Larry Seeman and Associates of
Newport Beach. deals with the
Baywood housing development
proposed Cor a 60·acre area on
El Toro Road near Leisure
World. Baywood Development Co. of
Newport Beach plans to build up
lo lSO condominium uruts oo the
property
Sale proceeds would be used
by the city to sen ·1ce the S6
m1lhon debt owed on Sycamore
Hills The city stands in default
on its loan on the land and is
vulnerable to legal actton by the
former owners. Interest oo the
loan ts piling up at a rate or
Sl.500 a day
The report on the entire
Sycamore Hills parcel will help
de termine ruture us~ or the
property Proposed future de·
velopment includes a nine-hole
golf course. a small hotel com·
plex. equestrian trails and open
park areas.
The Planning Commissloo will
meet at City Hall in the City
Council Chambers at 7 p.m. City
Hall is located at 505 Forest Ave
n OMEGA
After all. these are extraord1nar-
1ly beautiful nmep1eces for
an extraordinary woman.
They're available an 14 karat
yellow or white golel.
A. With dia monds. $1q(X).
B. $1275. C. ~950.
SLAVICK'§
Sex Case
X-rated
By Navy
LONG BEACH CAP) -The
Navy, respondin1 to a proee<:u·
Uon witnesa's charce that hear·
logs for female sailors accused
of commlttlnl homosexual acts
were "belna made into a
circus," has ordered the bear·
ings closed to the public.
Sailor Joyce Arnold requested
the closed hearing Monday after
prosecuting attorneys called her
to testify io the USS Norton
Sound case against Seaman
Barbara Lee Underwood, 22. ol
Orlando. F1a.
"A IOl of this is being made in,
to a circus and I don't want my
tes timony to be made part of
that c1rcu.s," Ms. Arnold told the
three,member hearing board. A
similar board last week found
insufficient evidence to dis·
charge Petty Officer Tangell
Caskin.'5, 25, of Newark, N.J ..
the first of eight sailors to be
tried. Ms. Uoderwood's civilian
attorneys objected to the board's
decision to exclude reporters rrom the hearing, saying their
client's Mgbl to an open trial
was violated.
In addition. American Civil
Liberties Union attorney Barry
Copilow asked that the hearings
be terminated because, he said,
their outcome had been pre·
determined.
Copllow said the defense had
17 witnesses who wouJd verily
claims that the Norton Sound's
executtve oCficer told members
of the stup's crew that the bear,
1ngs results "are preordained
and 1t has already been decided
who will be kicked out (of the
Navy) and who will stay "
lf1s mot.Jon lo have the hear·
1ngs terllllllated was ruled out or
orde r. however. because it came
while the Jury was being ques-
tioned ror po!lsubl e prejudice.
Copilow indicated he would
make the motion again later.
Meanwhile. the he arings
board agreed to separate the
cases or Ms. Underwood. Petty
O ffi cer 2nd Class S ha rris
Heusser . 25. of Pelican Rapids.
M 1nn., and Fireman Louise
f-'1tzmorris , 27. or Rumford.
Maine
"It would be difficult for board
mem~rs to k<'ep testimony
separate and apply 1t only LO the
person affected," McGreavy said.
Mother, Tots
United Before
Her Death
Her husband deserted her
lier 21".l·year·o ld son suHered
bums over more than 80 percent
or has body She lost a leg LO
cancer.
Now. Alicia Valencia is dead .
She was 19.
The young Santa Ana woman.
who experienced tragedy after
tragedy, died Sunday shortly
after being reunited with her
two children, who had been
placed Ul foster homes after the
fatherless family was found in
l!r79 living 10 an unheated Santa
Ana garage.
Rosary for Alicia will be recit·
ed at 7 o'clock torught at Our
Lady of Pillar Catholic Church.
Santa Ana. Funeral services wtll
follow W ednesday at
Westminster Memorial Park.
Alicia 1061. her battle to cancer
after more than 8 months ot ill·
ness. most of it spent i n
hospitals
KenDlt.b D. Bo....,, lt. ad·
dret• watnown. told poUc. tbe
two me.o attacked hlm ID t.be
1800 t.1oek al El CamlDo Real
t.akiDa llOO ID cub befon flee-
tn1 la a car.
Fliw ,,.~,, So~ 1911
Ftthlon a.land. Newport C•nter, Newport S.Kh, 714/6t4-1380 W~r I Logurwi tblk I Mi.on Vlf)o I North °""'ft I TM O!y
l.M Cftn• • 9tt• Malt
A'-o C,....,, Los ""'""'Mil OltflO I IA• Vftff
Offleert 1pot~ t.be vehicle
aear AWIUda Barcelona about
10 mhw.ll• ab!' tbe attack and
.,,_.. .. two MartMI aa 1\11--
ptctoa al lfrclalann robbery.
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ben ~ ..... relonifted
tbelr preYiouly enaouaeed
~ lMl more &Del mare am Clft.to.nlohuu ud l&>Ut·
menl.I wW be crammed onto city
parcels LG the fld.&&nt.
Dlll'inl • 1t&.MlY MUk>o •l City Hall, lhe eouacU ladtcated ll
would abMdon any thou&bts ol
Eyes
dtJ·•pwonid ao.n. for ~ ...
to reduce llouaina eo1u
ComcUmu tel McF•rlandbad
called fw C'(IDtiJnled aludy ol •
plu by Butler HCNltnl of Irvine
tor cttJ·WPOOrted financlnc to
secure lower bulldlng loan tn·
lerestrates
Tbe plan, presented by Wesley
R Woil, vice prestdent of Urban
Futures loc. of Santa A_oa oo
Butler's behalf, theoretically
;Teacher Helps Cops
Crack Theft Ring
By AltTRUR R. VINSEL Ol .. OMly.,.._.~
A career English teacher who
works summertimes as a resene
Newport Beach police detective
and his partners have allegedly
c rac ked an 'Orange Coast
burglary ring that targeted most-
ly schools.
Detective Robert Duncan said
the thieves used walk.ie-tallties.
band-held CB radios and police
scanner units to avoid capture. He
added that the amount of loot
already recovered by police will
run intothe thousands or dollars.
Duncan is a Westminster junior
high school instructor as well as a
reserve police detective.
Boolted for investigation of
commercial burglary are Jeffery
O'Neil Irvine. 18, of 1533 Ocean
Blvd., Newport Beach and
Elizabeth A. Lance, 18, or 9532
Zion Circle, Huntingtoo Beach.
Irvine remained jailed in lieu of
$5,000 bail m the felony charge
this morning, while a relative
posted Ms. Lance's bail to secure
her release pendi.n& arraignment
in court.
Detective Duncan and bis col·
leagues are trying to trace
ownersbip ~a number of stolen
items, much of it involving
sophisticated electronic devices.
He said there are two com·
puten definitely stolen in a
burslar'Y at Ccsta Mesa's F.stan·
cia IUlbScbool recently.
••Tbey were using a muter key
that opened every high school in
the district,'' says the teacher and
Panel Defeats
Mesa Rezone
Colla lies a·• boualn1·
eoudaUI Pl, C-ommtmm
clemed • ,.~ ....., to re-
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part-time police officer. ··I really
feel good about this case.''
He said be planned to confer
with Costa Mesa police today on
whether suspects in the series or
school burglaries could be linked
to one last month at Costa Mesa
High School.
Detectives said they have in-
formation that Irvine and Ms.
Lance were aided by lookouts
posted with walkie-talkies to
warn ol the approach of anyone
who might intervene in the al-
leged burglaries.
Keys to all its doors were taken
in that burglary, necessitating
switching locks throughout the
Mustang campus.
Costa Mesa
World War I
Vet Stricken
Old soldier Gustave Volle, who
bad to wait 63 years for the
World War I Purple Heart be
earned but was never banded
until just 17 days ago, is
hospitalized in Long Beach.
Volle, 8', a Costa Mesa resi·
dent. bas been admitted to the
Nursing Home Care Unit, an
auxiliary facility to the Lone
Beach Veterans Administration
Hospital.
He was admitted to Costa
Mesa Memorial Hospit•l lut
week and kept under oblerva-
tion for three days before being
transferred to the Long Beach
coovalescell fadlity.
Tbe U.S . Army, veteran.
gaued at the aie of 17 in the
Arcoane Forest. bad developed chest pains and other sympt.oma
indicative of a possible heart at·
taclt.
"He proMbJy just bad a little
anitna~ '' a doctor at tbe Lane Beach facility npla.iDed.
Kuy doa1bboya maatard-
lused in World War I law d-4
quite 1omll of NlpUo•WJ prob-
lem• related to the ••· which dam ... hml UldotMr tiuaae.
Volle, a retired auto
mecbaaic. said In • .July Z5 in· tenn be bad delpa1red of ever recetm, bis Purple Heart.
OD JulJ JS a meaencer de-
, livered tM medal.
't' our llometown
Dally ewspaper
C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Building
would red\lce the price of COO·
domltUwna.
Iii c hrland. who drew fire from
Couoclhnan Dou Hall for SUC·
lettJ.nc that the city become in· volved in free-enterprise ftnanc-
m& systems. said be is only in·
terested in lower bouslng costs in
the city.
But Mooday. McFarland de-
cided, · ·1 think the city bas one ob-
U1atioo oo housing, and that is
providing higher density."
lfcFerland and other council
members fiau.rff that t.be more
units crowded onto a piece ol
•sa land, tbe las cost for
acreage and a lower selling price.
Woll bad suggested that Butler
Housing secure a bank Joan under
Senate Bill 99 provisions that ena-
ble a city to act as hooding agency
for a building project in a re-
development agency.
The result, Wolf conjectured,
would be a loan that could reduce
tl:le price of each of 26, two.
bedroom coodo units by about
$5.000.
The Butler project is scheduled
for about t.hree..q ua rte rs ol an
acre at l.8lh Street and Orange
Avenue.
To be cleared away are nine old
commercial and residential
structures. The condominium
' project, which gained city ap. l~ provaJ in April, wouJd feature
subterninean parking and large
openareac;.
Each unit. Wolf said, probably
would seU for more than $120,000. 1 But councaJ members 1ndicated J
that a$5.000savingson tboseuruts
would hardly be worth the city's
getting intothe fmancmg act. ~
Councilwoman Norma Hemog ~
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]
ort Squeeze Du~?1 .
FAA May Halt $4.5 Million Grant Bid
The Federal Aviation Ad -
ministration has indicated it
could reject a $4.5 million grant
application because or what it
views as delays by Orange Coun·
ty officials in acting to open
John Wayne Airport to addi-
tional air carriers.
In a recent letter to county
Board of Supervisors Chairman
Ralph Clark, a ranking FAA of-
ficial said .. all the facts that
Irvine Co.
Seeks Hotel
Near Koll's
By BJCllAID G&EEN
Ot .. OMl't ""'Stllff The Irvine Company wants to
build a ~room hotel across the
street from one the Koll Com·
pany intends to build in lnine.
Irvine Company spokesman
If utin Blower said today tbe
company will file an applicatioo
with the city in September to
construct tbe hotel and some ol·
fice space on 40 acres of vacant
land •t the southeast corner ol
Jamboree Boulevard and Main
Street.
The land must be rezoned
from agricultural to commercial
in order to carry out the com·
pany plans. city planner John
Murphy said.
''There as aemlURf -for bOtel
space," Brower said. "We UD·
derstand the bot.els in the area
now operate at fill~ capacity.
But I doubt that we knew there
would be one right across the
stree.t."
Both hotels would be located
adjacent to heavily traveled San
have been developed to date"
will be taken into account as the
grant application is reviewed .
One supervisorial aide termed
the tone ol the letter from FAA
chief coumel Clarlt Onstad as
.. nasty."
He said it appears the FAA
wants to use its approval power
over the grant appllcataoo as a
club over the county·s bead on
the airport access issue.
The rounty has been under an
order rrom the FAA to take ac·
lion to open the airport to add!·
t1on al carriers for sever al
months
Atr California and Hughes
Airwest a.re the only jet at.rlines
now permitted by supervisors to
use factlibes at the airport
Fronller. Contmental, Western
and PSA h ave 10 var ying
degrees expressed a desire to
Panda Born
First Ever in Captivity
MEXICO CITY CAP) -A giant panda in Cbapultepec 1.oo
bas given birth to the first panda cub born naturally in captivi-
ty. zoo officials announced today.
Dr. Juan Tellez Giron, a veterinary surgeon, said the
mot.her. Ying Ying, bad a normal delivery Monday after a
gestation period of between 18 and 168 days. Veterinana.n.s
watched the birth of the 3Ya~unce male cub oo closed-circuit
television.
Tl:ll.D GmoN SAID OPnaAL8 woWd ask the Chinese
Em.busy to suggest a name ror tile baby panda -but &00 of.
Cicials were leaning toward t.beCb.inese word for· 'success.··
1.oos in Wubi.ngtoo, D.C., Tokyo and l.oodoo have sought
unauceessfully to mate pairs ol giant pandas.
The Mexican veterinarian said Ying Ying and ber compa-
nion, Pe Pe. probably mated became they live together year-
round, unlike some other pandas m captivity, and are fed a
special hieb·PT'Ole.in, vi~cbed dieL
PANDAS RAVE DIFFICULTY aEP&ODUCING in cap-
tivity because of a higb.Jy sensitive nervous system that causes
irregularities in the production of hormones. Tellez Giron said.
• Tellez...Giroo said it was the world's first-naturaHmth in captivity.
Traffic Kills Tot
Di~fo:!~~!~· a-~~D-;ra·l···b~t --~_-; .• ;h·e··-a-·o-· -n-·v.r··-e··-e-w-ay
senous concern that access to £ ~ r J
the freeway might be difficult,"
said Irvine City Councilman LOS ANGELES (AP> -Tbe
Larry Agran. "The s urface body of a 2-year-old girl was
streets are al.so a concern. This found today on the Hollywood
whole situation calls for major Freeway apparently thrown
an_d, ea~ly attention to traffic from a ~town freeway over·
mitigation measures suc:b as pass, and police said they have
s huttle buses and regional arrested a woman in the case.
buses." One ol several witnesses told
The Koll Company beat the police the child, later idenWied
Irvine Company to the punch by
asking last weet for city
permission to build a SOO.room
hotel and three 10-story office
buildiruts oo 31 acres it is leasinR
from the Parter-Hann.Um Corp.
at the northeast corner of Von·
Karman Avenue and Micbelsoo
Drive in Irvine. The company is
requesting a zone change from of.
flee to comme.rcial to allow the
buildieg cit.be hotel.
The Koll Company also
formally announced last week
that it will build a hotel in the
Koll Center Newport.
The Irvine Company's hotel
<See HOTEL. P•ce AZ>
Cycle Equipment
Taken in Mesa
Burglars s tole motorcycle
equipment valued at $5,500 aft.er
kicting in a display door over
the weekend at the Suzuki
dealership at 19915 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa poUcesaJd today.
An empJoyee ~Orange Cotm·
ty Sumld discovered the crime
Monday morning. Police said
that t.be thieves managed to rip
the door from lta fremes wit.bout
acti vat.ing the alarm.
CostNotC'~
only as Valinda. was seated on a
railing at the Main Street over·
pass and a woman pushed her
over the ed.ge.-
"They rouldn 't believe it." Lt
Dan Cooke said the witness told
pohce.
Police were called to the scene
at 6 :50 a .m . and a rrested
Virginia Relanzia, 33, of Los
Angeles after she had been de·
tained by federal courthouse
security officer William Hanns.
who told police he witnessed the
incident.
Tbe woman had her 8-year-old
daughter Marie Windgate with
her. police said, but it was not
known ii the woman was related
to the victim.
"She seems to be a little bit
emotional,·· U . Cbuct Long ol
the LAPD's Child Protection
Section. Juvenile Division. said
of the woman. "Sbe·s cried a
li tile bit. but not wailing or car·
rying oo. She seems to have all
her mental faculties about her."
Statue on Superblock?
Nobody's talkina prt~ Jet. bat
Cotta Mesa Cit.Y Coancll meat·
bera are tbinklna tbia week
about comml11lonlnc •
sculpture to edorn • fountain in
\be new donton Super-block.
Tbe fountain 11 to be con·
1tructed between the S3 m1Won
Comaudty Center now unde.r
conatnldiaa and Oren1e County
Llbruy lyiDa nortb of Liou
Park cm whet once was Center
Street.
Tbe CCMtell interviewed two
ICulptnn Mondv durtn1 a study
..... One enYialoo.I • brclut
lfOrk. die otbet a tower-like ar~
fair ol canetete.
Keith Van Holt, leisure
services dlNdor, warned the
council not CO tb1nk •bout coats
at tb1a point but to dllcua only
tbe men and review tbelr lf'Olb
to date.
Uader con1lderatlon are
Robert Ortlieb. a Garden Grove
rettdeat wbo MYS be bas three
bale lde• for• fountalD dee·
oration. lie •ua-ted tMt be
would wan ill bralme if se&eded. callm, t.be medium a.be ..,...
durable. most elegant and most prestiPJua.
Besides. be added, it will
stand up qainSt vand•lbm.
.John A. "Tony'' sbeeta of
South Pasadena, who Hld be
prlt0arily is an architectural
sculptor. 1uc1ested -.e would
wort lo cut concrete, al.lo dv•-
ble and •aadal·proof.
Sheets indicated bis work prob-
ably would tower a good 20 feet
to serve aa a focal polot la UM
tree-studded ar~• and mlabt
eoatain coklred l:DOll&ic.
\
enter~ lucrative Orange Coun~
ty air travel market
County off1c1al~. ho"ever.
have consistently pointed out
that t~ move toward add1tiona.l
new air earners ~hould not OC ·
cur until dec1s1oos are made on
a master plan for the airport·:.
future
That plan. prepared by an out·
:.1de consultant. 1:. undergorng
<See AJRPORT, Page AZ>
Mesa Nixes
Overpass
At Freeway
North Costa Mesa residents
concerned about their children
as they walk busy streets to and
from sc.hool Uus fall apparently
aren·t gomg to get a pedestrian
overpass across San Diego
Freeway.
City C.OUOciJ members all but
scrapped the North Costa Mesa
Homeowners Association re-
quest for a bridge Monday when
they learned it would have to
clear both the San Diego ·and
Corona del Mar Freeways at a
cost of about SS00.000.
Meet.utg m a Clty Hall study
session. the council heard Bruce
r.t attem . public servlces dlrec-
tor. suggest that a combination
or painted walk path1> on Bear
Street and s 1dev. al k s along
fa1rv1ew Road south of South
Coast Onve could provide safe
pa,ssage to s~hoots ..
Mattern noted that the city
will construct a sidewalk JUSt
north or the bridge. carrying
Fairview over the San Diego
Freeway, as part of a slope re·
teot1on program.
He swd asphalt could be used
in nteoding the side" alk tem-
poranly as far north as South
Coast Drive.
The walk would serve cluldren
crossing the freewa) to attend
Paulanno Elementary, Dav1s
and TeWmkle Middle and Costa
Mesa High Scbools.and St. John
the Baptist School.
Children auendmg Bear Stret>l
School c9uld follow painted
walltway lines if parking is pro-
hi bited on busy Bear Street,
Mattern opined.
Coast
Weather
I Fair through Wednes-
day. Lows tonight 65 at the
beaches, 70 inland. Highs
Wednesday upper 70S to
low 90s. I
INSIDE TODA t'
Eoch yeor, Americans
tpend milliOlu for moil onin
mogic to buUd m-..cle• and
IMd flab. Bfll p>IJ/bCOl /UMst
ezpem q mod an hoous.
Su ··~ 8Ulwu Boom· iftQ.'" ,,.A7.
l•dex
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tut in US. poliUcl ..,.. aetUed *Utlt• by pany *'-· t.bt vaet.,... ~Tua aakl \°"1.
In• briel dllpatdl rro• New Ycd, T-MUd lbat calla for
an 0.-. eonveadoa laad ..... IM "in vtew ol Lbe rttt-nt ahat1)
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: NEW YORK IAPt -F'orm~ Wiscoosln Gov Patrick J
:· Luc.y. a ...... ol SM Edward N Kenned.1'• prwldenUal cam · P*!p. quh today u a Oemcx-rauc NetioDal Convnt.lon de.l•l•t•
• Md tald be ml&bt ~Jde.r aupportlnt lndepe:odeftt John An
deraon for preaklent
~ uUed hi.a atUoG a "dectaloo ol ronac-1en«" whJcb be d9t"•ded to lake alter alud:Ylna national convention rulea which
atate 1 ~ate muat nof publJc&y support a pre~udentJal can
cbd1te otMr than lbe eoG\ eftUol'I nonunee. l.~y. a . was 1ovunor I.UL )UR and Carter's ambusador to ~u1co from Lm to 1m before t>ecoaun1 Kennedy '~ deputy
national campa.ap di~tor
.._..~ Copf rr f'alb a Sterin
LOS ANGELES IAPI A police he bcopter crashed today
in a parkmg lot. mJurmg its pllot and co pilot and damag111g
three cars. after losa.ng power on takeoff from the six story tugh
roof or pobct> headquarters, otnceri said
The condiuon ol t.be pilot was not immediateJ.y known. Tbe
co-pilot walked from the wreckage with minor ifijurles. Botb
men. whose ldenulies were Wltbheld. were taken to WbJtf'
Memorial Hospital. said pohce spokesman Pat Connelly
There was no fire, either before or after the crash, he said
· The copter apparently lost power and fell from lbe top or Parker
Center to the parking ar ea on the south side of police head·
quarters.
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SACRAMENTO CAP) -An equipment failure shut the
Rancho Seco nuclear power plant today. a spokesman said
. . The plant ~utomatkally shut when a power inverter fa1led,
g1vmg a false tnstrument reading of bigb water pressure 10 the
nuclear re.actor , said J eff Marx, spokesman for the Sacrameot.o
Municipal Utility District.
Marx. s~d there are several backup inverters at \be plant.
but technicians want to find out what caused the failure before
restoring power production.
Gold SI,,_,_ a• Dollar Helcb
LONDO~ <AP> -Gold contmued to slump today on Euro-
pean money markets after plunging S23 an ounce tn New York
on Monday The dollar's value held s teady on currency ex·
changes Gold at one point sold at S8>5 an ounce m London but later
recovered to $610
ln New York gold traded aU607 50. upS4 30. but then advance<!
to$614
Silver traded in N~w York atSlS 79up28cents
Milliken Memorial
F etes Coast Leader
Memonal funeral services are
:"cheduled toni~ht for Carolyn
Davis Milliken. Orange Coas t
civic and charity leade r and
daughter of one or Orange Coun·
ty:S d1stnct attorneys
A resident or Corona del Mar.
Mrs. Mllhlen was 61 when she
d1~ Sunday in Long Beach after
an extended illness
She was executive direct.or of
th~ FISH organ1zat1on of the
Costa Mesa. Newport Harbor
e1nd Irvine a rea. It is a church·
a ffiliated volunteer human
service agenc) active for the
past 12 years.
Friends said Monday they
were able to tell her before her
DENSE ...
said ... I realJy can'tsee the people
l ' m concerned with affording that
$1,100 to St.300 a month (as pay·
ment for a $120,000 condo unit)."
Sbe said she's concerned about
the apartment r enters paying
$500 to S600 a month who want to
get 10totbeirown home.
McFarland added. "ll a builder
of this size (Butler) needs Uus
kiod of financing for 26 units, bow
caia we expect other developers \.0
go, ahead and build and be com·
~tive?" l>oug Clark. chief city planner,
ooled that lbe Butler project is .
baaed on the highest density al·
lo•ed under city ioniog, 32 units
tctbeacre.
He indicated the council might
think about 50 units lo the acre
when it considers the housing ele·
ment of the City General Plan oow
understudy
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death that tun<1.S have been al·
located by a major foundation
for lhe group's planned hostel
s heller ror battered women, her
last pro1ect
The home will be named 1n
her hooor and memor). accord
ing to FISH a ssociate J uha
Chase
Ser\'ICCS ror Mrs M 11liken Wi ll
be at 7 o'clock torught 10 the
First lJruted Methodist Church,
420 W 1.9tb St .• Costa Mesa .
The family suggests m emon al
conlnbutions to FISH in her
name.
The non-proht corporation 1s
located at 1670 Santa Ana Ave .
Costa Mesa
Survivors in c lud e h e r
hus band, e ngineer Robert J .
Milliken. and sons Dr Keith
Milliken of New York. an IBM
computer scientist, and laW)·er
James R. Milliken of San Diego
She leaves in addition. a
brothe r. James F. Davis, als-0 a
lawyer , two grandchildren
Arrangements for Mrs
Milliken are under dJrection of
Fairhaven Mortuary. Bunal will
be at Fairhaven Memorial Park
f"rom Pap A I
AIRPORT • •
technical review by airport staff
members. It i.s due t-0 be turned
over to supervisors later tbis
week.
Onstad was not available to-
day to answer questions raised
by the Aug. 5 letter.
The FAA's top attorney,
bow ever , has been conai.steoUy
critical of the county for lack of
action on the federal agency's
April ruling that the airport
should be opened to additional
carriers.
Tbe FAA poaition is supported
by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
The CAB curnotly ls cbar&ed
with enforcing the Airport
Deregulation Act of 1978. t.be bill
calling for the federal govern·
ment to remove it.sell from con·
trol over airline routes.
Meanwhile, supervllors are
not scheduled to addrn1 lbe
airport .cce9S ialue formal.ly UD· w Sept.10.
On that dale, they w'.i! COD·
sider a report prepared by the
county General Services ~Y
that retWD!MDded a sealed·b&d
eudion to perm.it new canierl
to en• JClbD Watne Aln>Of\. ·
Tbe GSA bu recommended
tbat 12 ol t.be .U fl.libt.1 DOW pennitMd dail1 at tM airport be
aUC\kmed UDOllll carrien tbal
mM airport ~--· IJr Callfanla 8Dd AJrftlt woald ldll eantrol ..........
• ,....... Tbe two lDc1uDMllt
carrten ..., CCNlcl ll6d • Olia ...., ,._., lllldlr tbe GSA pro.
poU1.
f,
Prh't~wing the new branch of Citizens
Bonk of Costa Mesa , 17th Street and Santa
\n.i .\n•nue. during opening ceremomes
l.J~t 'H'\:k "ere .i num ber of Harbor Ar<.'a
\ l P!> \mong them are lleft to right> Chns
Ann l.anjt. Mi !-. Co!>ta Mesa runner-up.
Newport Beach Mayor Jackie Heather;
state Sen John Schmitz. Kelly Petersen .
Miss Ne\\port Beach runner -up. Ken
Fo \\ lcr. bank ~f'n1or \IC(' president. and
Costa ~tc:,:.i \h t\ or Arlene Schafer.
Democrats Seek Unity
Carter Dickering 011 Platform Issues
N EW YORK t AP I -President
Carter . his path clear to re
no m1nat1o n . turne d to the
Democrau r Part)' platform to-
d a~ m search of reconc1liauon
v.1t h his \a nqu1s hed r ival.
Edv. ard ~1 Kenn<'<I~ before a
tough fall campaign agaulSl the
Re-p ubhcao!> 1 Related Photos
Pa~<' A41
Channe l 7 begins coverage
of the cOo\·entioo at 4: 30:
Channeb2aod-1join at5.
Convenuoo de legates con\'ened
for thell' second ses~1on with the
campaign pl alform the pn nc1pc>'
1tt-m on Ule agenda. and with Ken·
nedy vov.'1ng to pres!> hls fight·· fo r
a trulv Dt>mocrat1c olMform Kt<nned) plannt'd lu i..tddre~:-\ht·
con\'i•nt1on tonight . d u rtng a
pnme-t1me tele\•1sed dehate of
thE-platfor m plank on thl.'
econom' the l!>SUe on whu:h he
KENNEDY EYES
RACE IN 1984?-Al
a nd Ca rt e r d 1 sa g r ee mo~t
sharply .
dt'nt ·s c ampaign manager :-aid
JO a n Ullerv1ew on NBC T \' ·" ·'To
da) .. 5hov. he 1'> c1mf1dent that
·v.1th hard v.ork JO lhe ne>.l ft>v.
da) s," tht• part~ v. di l'(JOH' 1>ul of
\he com enuon un1h l'd But tw
said of Cart•·r
"Both he ~nd ~nator Kcant'd\
reahz.e thdl <-0mc of lh~ real dii
fl'rence. bt·t 1A een them tannoL be
ltghth ~lo--!>t'd O\ er
r\nd J aC k \\;IL .011 v. ho "U"
l"t•r·ded J •1rd,1n a l' J rt1·r ~ .. d 11f
-,t Jff -..1111 lh•· .1dm1 n1~trat 111n V..£'
... ull adamant at>out re1ecung
l\t·nnt'dy backed mtnonty plat
fo rm planks call.mg fo r a Sl2
hi llwn JOb pro gm m and v. a~e and
11rll't 1·onlrol5
lh>"'l•\er for me r ln1ted :-;a
1111n' \mba<.~ador And rev. "oung
t.intt>d in a CBS TV interview that
ttw Carter forces m ight be v.1Umg
l11 ,go ahead v.1th a compronust·
ll'ldl generall) s uppo rtt-11 a
m,1-. .. 1\e Jl>bs progra m but
"'llhout '>~c1!y1ng Kennedy '> Sl2
t11lhon pn< e la~
Roller Rink Gets
Mesa's Approval
i'ldO.'> fur a n'-'"' rolh·r nni... 1m
e1n arronaut1cal thc:mt· ('fr·an·d
through Costa Mesa s Planmn;:
Com mu.swn Monda} night and
is expected to bl· oH dnd rollmg
by January
The Runw&y Roller Rink. en
visioned by owner Parke 8r}an
of Newpart Beach. 1s to bE-
hou~ed m lht• old Klond1kl' 1t·1:
~kat 1ng pal.Ht: at 665 l'.:
rir<1c•• eomplt•:it nvxl 1foor dwing
t\lnlO~"
In Jdriitwn to lh1· ra nk. Br;an
•·'IC pl' Ch to mo \ I! t11~ Br} an
l'u bh('at1ono, 'JfflC'£>~ into the old
ll't> skating palac:~
Abo to be constructe<I lll the
bulld m~ 1s a gymnasium for
... i..a ter eond1uon1nJ? cla~ses. he
.. it 1 '1
Campaign
Charges
Leveled
SAC RAMENTO <AP> -
Charges that an Oranae County
campaign fll"tll tried to coneea1
its Involvement in Peony
Raven'• un.succaaful 1971 cam·
paign for the Democratic
nom inatloo for lieutenant gov-
ernor were called "nonsense"
today by an official of the fU'ID.
William Butcher or Butcher·
Forde Consulting or lrvloe &e·
cused Don Chandler, president
of Chandler Media Productions
or Newport Beach. of agreeing
to the charges by the state Fair
Political Practices Commlssion
to save hunsel! legal fees.
The commission announced
Monday thal Chandler had
agreed to pay a Sl,000 fine for
his r1rm's part 1n the alleged
cons piracy to conceal Butcher·
Forde's involvement 1n the cam-
pa 1 gn, and had agreed t o
cooperate with the commission's
laws wt agaiMl Butcher-Forde,
Raven and 14 other defendants.
Butcher said his firm had
ne ver concealed its involvement
with the Raven campaign, but
that Chandler was in fact to
havr oc~n the chief beneficiary
of a SS00.000 contract to promote
her candjdacy a deal that be
!>a ys fell through afte r the fi.rs t
$10,000 1nsl4Ulmenl was paid
FPPC Chair man Tom Houston
said Chandler's settleme nt wa"
:J "ma1or breakthrough" and
lhal "v.(: int~nd to press our er
furt'i to resolve the remauung
ChJrge-.
In a 'if·ttlemt-nt approved 1.11
OrJngt• County Supen or Court
''handln said he .!>Crved as ~
ronduu for pa} ment of Sl0.000
from the Ra\'en c ampaign to
Butcher Forde
In the court papers. Chandler
o,.;u d th<> conspiracy was Ulitiat.ed
b) Butcher . who wanted to avoid
disclosing his firm's involve·
ment 1n the Rdven campaign
bt'f'au.se 1l '<Aa.'> also representmg
J ohn Bngg.s. who made an un·
s uccessful campaign for the
Hepubhcan nommatJon for gov-
ernor the1l year .
Acc-ording to the court papers,
J °'!ha m" contract was signed
in September for Chandler to
re present Ms Raven for an in·
1t1al $10,000. followed by pay~
ments of SlS.000 in November
and another S2S.OOO on July 1
19i8. 1( Ms Ra ve n won th~
nom1nauon Carter and Kenned y sides met
toda y to discuss proced ure5 for
negot1at1ons that Wlnte Ho~t·
press secretary Jod~ Powell said
v. ould be held toda' to tr' to n ·
olvc rem auung pt.ilform 1~su~
But C\'en v. h1le professing op·
t1 m 1sm about an e'entual rccon
c11lal1on. tv.o top C.arter aides re
iterated that there v.ere still
se rious differences betv.een the
lW051de5
Paulanno A\l·
Six full·Slll' a1r plant•<. <md a
hot-air balli10n v.111 h"'"' OHr
the "lo.attn~ nnor Hn an .,a1cl
and lhe e1irc r;ift lh•·me v.111 b4"
• a r ned throu~h JO thl· ~n a(·k bar
and restaurant
Br;a n . a '>cl ( d e~<:r 1b1:d
"airplane nut 'aid tuda~ h1·
plans to 1m est S2 5 m1lhon 1n n ·
furb1sh.mli( the <1ld I('(' "k<ilin.:
struct ur« h£· purc hased la<ot
Decem ber
Mesa Sclwol Lunch
Eats Anotlwr Nickel
Ham11lon Jord<in. t he pres1·
HOTEL ...
and both Koll Company hotels
.... o uld be lo<'ated within about a
mile of Orange County·s John
Wayne Airport
Officials from both companies
say the hotels would provide the
city's with sorely-needed bed·tax
r e v e nu es and w o uldn 't
dramatical]} increase rush-hour
traffic around the au·port
Brower s aid that hotels
generate off.hour and round·
the-clock trafhc mslead of peak·
bourtraff1c.
The In sne Company also
eve ntually Will bwld a 250·room
inn across from UC Irvine and
othe r ma1or hot els in Irvine
Center, a huge regional com·
mercial center planned lo be
built on land bounded by the
Laguna. San Diego and Santa
Ana freeways, Brower said.
"People said there was no
market for a South Coast Plaza
Hotel in Costa Mesa," Brower s
said, "and that hote l is now
. rilled up."
Mother, Tots
United Before
Jler Death
He r husband deserted her.
Her 2~·year-old son sufCered
burns over more than 80 percent
of hi.I body. Sbe lost a lee to
cancer.
Now, Alid• Valencia is dead.
She wul.9.
Tbe Youn& Sant.a Ana woman,
who erpertenced traced>' after
tracedy, died Sunday 1bortl1
1fter beinc reunited wit.b ber
two cblJdreo, wbo had been
placed ID fa.&er bomea after t.be
fatherleu family wu found ill
1111 UYlna iD an unbeated SUtl
A.oacar.,-e .
RotarY for Alicia wUJ be recit·
ed at 7 o'elock toallbt at Our
Lady al Pliler Catbolic Church,
SUta Au ........ ""'~ wt!l
follow W•dne1day at .. _........., Memortal Park .
Alida ..... bdat '° tDttr .,.., ..... tMa ....... ol lD·
nu1, moat of lt a pent in
bolpttall.
"There·~ no rc•allv fir'>t das.'>
rolle r n nk an th1; a r ea.·· he
opined 1n announcJO g he cxpect.5
to begin work on his project
within 30 days
Planning commissioners held
up approval of the 5ka ung proJ
ect for more than a m onth
because of a reported lack of
parking spaces
The pro1ect v.as tabled July 14
to allow Bryan and ar chitect
Geor~e Koteles to work out a
plan to provide additional park
1ng areas for mghltsme peak
busmess hours
T hey came up v. 1th a uthonza·
t1 on to use some 170 spaces at an
'\ ""' p11rt "e"a t-le m e ntar~
< h1ldrPn v.ho mu"l pa~ to ndt-
huse'> to .,ch<IOI this \'eJr for the
ftr'it ttme had l'x'tter tuck a n ad ·
d1 t10nJ J ruckel into their Jeans
(•1r luncht':> nl'xt month
1 hl' n'>in~ crn.t nf food has
prompted off1c 1als lo seek a
lunch pnce mcrease beg1IUUng
~pt ~. thef1r..t day of school
D1stnct trustees a re expected
to appro\ e the hike tonight wheo
the~ meet at 7 30 in Harper
CornrnunJL) Center. 425 E 18th
St Costa ~tesa
Elemen t.a.r) pupils "''Ill pay 70
Ct!nts for a standard lunch Mid
d lt! school 'tudt'nLc; v. 111 pe1y the
'amt• a'> la .. 1 ~t·ar .., pnce. i S
ct•nt' I bgh school students Wlll
pJ~ li5 cent.5. lhe same as last
\l'J r
n
OMEGA
Afcer all. chese are extraord1nar-
1ly beauuful t1mep1eces for
an extraordinary w oman
They're available 1n 14 karac
yellow or wh1re gold.
A. With diamonds. $I CX'.X).
B. $1275. C. S950.
SLAVICK'§
Fl11it ,_.,.. Slntt 1911
\ lw •'XIX'('led lO be approved
M e 1nt-n•as ed prices on m05t a ·
IJ t ,j rtc luncheon 1l~ms . officials
"~lid
Tht> tu~ht.~l JO creas es, up 15
<'l'nLc; each. arc reflected at aJI
~chool5 for bolo,gna. bologna and
cheese.•. egg salad and ctucken
~al ad sandwiches
Most e Uuuc dishes. s uch as
burritos. ctull and plzza v.'111 go
up a dime. a nd a half pmt or
milk Will go up a ruckel. officials
predict Milk sold last year for a
dime
Ice cream will go up a nickel.
costin~ 25 cents this school year
But 1A1lh t he exception of a
nickel raise on the pnce of a
cookie. the distnct 1s holding lbe
hne on most dessert items.
No 1J1crease is noted in the
price or tea or cofree
fuhlOn lwnd, Nvwport Ctnter. N~ Bffch. 7t4~1380
WHtl'nlN~ I t..guM Hilla I M!lllOn V~ I NOfth OrU1p I Tht City
Lot Cttntm a. &no• M.lU• "*' c ... aen Lot A11pln t s.n owso / IA• v~ u..--amd. ·-........ (tla .. pi. ... ~~ V1SA. ...... °*"" ~ ...... ,,,, .. fnvtkn C1111'1
TRANSACTIONS
f > ,
T._.. Auguet 12.. 1980 s DM.YP"-OT
Me er Curdling
Both Pot, Kettle
Appear as Black
BJ MILTON •oa:owrn
Would you like to be uked to demonstrate that ~ou han "&ood character" before bei.nc allowed to buy atoct
u:> a company? Ridiculous as it may seem, that'• lbe road
being traveled by a San Francllco-bued bodaepodge.
Foremost-McKesson .
''Hodgepodge" is used advisedly. Tbll company wu
glued together in 1961 by Joining a blg dairy (Foremost>
with a large wholesaler of drugs and liquor (McKesson-
Robbins) The result 1s a corporate casserole in wh ich the
ColloWU1g products are stewing:
FOREMOST MILK AND COTrAGE cheese, Mueller's
s paghetti and macaroni . McKesson Chemical sail cake
and soda ash ; Milkman cocoa mix and Magic SheU Ice
cream topping: Sparkletts, Crystal and Alhambra bottled
water. Galliano li-
queur. Soave wines.
Ballantine's Scotch and
Mount Gay rum, Sun
Ma r k ho m e blood
pre ~~u rc k1l s
Fort-mo:.t wh ey .
M oha wk vo dka .
Money
Tree
McKesson Chemical ethylene glycol; and Armor All pro
tect1ve cberrucal.s.
It's qwt.e a mixture. best characterized by the failure
of these ingredients lo Jell In the latest Forbes roster of
the top 500 companies. Foremost-McKesson ranks 143rd in ~ales and 4&6th in profits JC you had bought stock an the
company at tht' tame of the 1967 merger. you would have.
really taken a bath They've never ~Otten back to those
levels
ll was t)e(:ause they had all the appearance of a
!>tumbl.rng g1 ant lhat lht-Miami wheeler-dealer investor
Vactor Posne r was attracted to Foremost-McKesson
Posner dJreeted one of his uruts, Sharon Steel. to ac
cumulate s hares -and Sharon now owns about 9 5 percent
of Foremost McKesson
THE FOREMOST·M~KESSON MANAGEMENT h~
~en resisting the advances of Posner for fi ve years, c1ung
al tames hts unsavory re putation Posner has had various
run-ins Wlth the Securilles and Exchange Corom1ss1on. and
hP 1s under 1nveslJgat1on by a federal grand Jury for poss1
bit-v1olat1oru. of tax laws
One would ttunk that the long-suHenng shareholders of
1-'0rt'most-McKesson would welcome any kmd of intrusion.
but the management of the company has been able to foal
Posner in has attempts to grab a larger chunk of shares
Thost· managers are stall womed about a Posner takeover
threat The) want to continue to run the company
ru, a r~ult . at the Foremost-McKesson annual mttt
ang last month the management rammed through an
amendment to the company's bylaws Taking advantage of
the fact that the company d1stnbutes drugs and liquor both
highly regulated fields). the chief honchos -and their
lawyers -concocted a sllpulatioo that if anyone deemed
to be "unsuitable" by government authoriues tried to
gather more than 10 percent of the company·s stock. the
directors could bar s uch a sale.
THE AMENDMENT. WIDCR PA~EO, wa~ supposed
I~ de.,1J!nt'd to · s a ft·guard" Foremost Mc Ke'>son':.
franctu~ in the d rug and liquor bustnesses Posner was
never mentioned but at .,. as clear to everyone that he was
the target Foremost-McKesson was saying. in effect, that
1f Posner gamed control of the rompany. the liquor and
drug bu.sLOes~es would be jeopardized.
iiut the amendment does introduce a pnnciple 11\
:-.hareholder relat1onsh1pc; It sets up the board of director.
as Judges of who can or cannot own stock m a company If
they can do it to Po.sner toda). they can do it to you or m<·
tomorrow llo"' about ;.in amendme nt that pre"cnh
manag~r" "'ho fall to 1mproH: the comp;rny·., fortunl!.,
from bu) an~ '>l<><'k •
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MAIMUUkl -
"I'd admit he'• my dog, but there's some
queetlon about wno owns whom!"
: SHOE
MOON MULLINS
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MISS PEACH
I A~ME Y'OL< )'01A~EJl' CHJL..0~
MAD AN &XCITIN.6i1 ADVENT'LA~OIA'
llW.l~-.-CAMP li)(~IENCE
T'M'°' ~LAMME" ?
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane
"Somebody crayoned on thot man's arm."
DENNIS THE MENACE
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'UNKY WINKERIEAN
M i~'B! C.O PE •
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by Ollrttl M. Schutz
TH'5 IS 601N6 TO 8E MAAO TO DO ...
by Tom BatJuk
SO €XERC.JoE ~
TAKE CARE. I At-10 WATQ.( oort
by Jeff MacNelly ORABBLE
"'" ~AME Is NO~Atil
OU66Lt ! 1'fli\ '400~
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by Ferd & Tom Johnson FOR BETIER OR FOR WORSE
p-
WIT!41N Tt'e SotJND Of
f'llY VOICEO, THAT 15
by Mell Lazarius OR . SMOCK
GORDO
_,,. . ( ,
JUDGE PARKER
l'VE COME 10 l AKE
OEfH AND MELANIE HOME, Ml&f> ..___
bf>ENCER!
NOW
HeAR 'T'HIS.'
OUR PA1'"teN,..
L-l&RARY Wlt..L-ee CL.OSSP 1'"HIS weeKeN~ GiANcS,
AS BO'T"H BOOKS
I HAVE TO GET OACK ro THE on=1cr.· 6fT
ME.LANIE AND l'l.l.
DRIVE YOV HOME!
ARe OU"T.'
by Gus Arriota
by Harold Le Ooux
!il*'f> 51CK' I DON'T ~ow
HOW f;HE. ()Of lHAf WAY '
P£RHAf>b IT'f> YOUR fAULT Ofl
MINE .• 6UT l'M ()()IN(; fO
c:,(T f'R()Ff~NAl. M(LP
FOR HER' n-----
by Tom K. Ryan
COMICS I CROSSWORD
BIG GEORGE ~y Vlrtll Partcll
''Actu1lly he's a Tom1to Jule• Hound. (He hates
blood.)"
-'/CAJ CDOLD HAVE
SllX>lEO SOMETHING
Ba:.-LAIU~
EX~.
by Kevin Fagan
by Lynn Johnston
NR\-H-~
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by George Lemont
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZl.E I·
ACROSS 56 Al•m U1>41TEO Feeture Synd1eate
Monday'$ PUZZie Solved 1 EAc:tlerlge 60 R¥f -
5~s 61T~
10 Lettert 64 Ory meuure
14 s-rl\Oer 65 lmec1 llllgll
l!i MarN OlflO-66 Uolcado '
lion '°" 16 USSA mer 67 ~ PIUI
1 7 Srllf'pener
19 Glr1 • n8l'M 68 &no
20 ~ et Wtltl'Wl'WI ' 21 Senouc
23 Flltl UUC1e1
2d Ur*
27 ~
30 Coney Of Pr
Edwwd -
34 Oilmounled
35 Speechily
37 1(~00
38 Equip
39 Edita
41 AeclNed
42 -LWlcoln
43 Aeglotll « Pfy
45Sc:rWd
47~1tld
IMgod
50 Flee
!)1 Commence
52 Notth Stw
namt
DOWN
1 °'0006
2 &ldlle
3 Song
4 Llvlilete
!i Big IOll•
Sllng
6 Llkely hltionllt 48 Anrry ""''
1 ~"' 29 Eacuse 49 VICWm
8 See bird 29 All1cen r1Y9f tubt &lffix
9Tllc 31 a.. 52 Oed
10 Butrow 3~ Loop 53 Stow. pert
1 1 Greet L.llle 33 l.rMhel 54 ~
12 Lambt fondneel on 55 Muttonfttll
13 Lall\ 3e~ 67 C.goWIMI
18 T1111 OU1 39 Sontr'1 lun 68 AuthOf -
22 Goel up '<> Rec1141ve a..
2• SC>ICI « Blltery prOd· 59 91gr1 oa
25 Allina uc:t 62 Oblttuct
2 7 F renctt reYO-48 Belled -63 Seit