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Nervous Gunman Carter, Reagan
' Skips With Cash Even in Poll
1\fter Edgy Wait By Magazine
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBERS, 1980
YOL. JJ. NO Ul, J SECTIOMI. 21 PAGES
I Jitters Gone ' I
A.mid Blunders
Gunman Robs
Caner Even
With Reagan
NEW YORK <AP>
President Carter and his
Republican challenger .
Ronald Reagan. ran even in
Time magazine's latest poll
of voter prererence. the magazine says.>
88 Safe
AhOard
Airliner
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'rT WON'T BE THE SAME,' SAYS RETIRED TEACHER
For Flrat Time In 45 v ...... No Sundey Night Butterfllea
Re.tiring Teacher
A.I-ready Lonesome
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .. Dllll• Pllet I ....
For the first time since llhe
began teaching in a one-room
school house in rural Missouri,
Delores M. Bowles didn't get the
"Sunday night butterflies ."
"That's what you get the night
before school begins," the re-
tired teacher laughs . "And I
State, County
0ffices
To Close
California was admitted to the
• union as the 31.al state 130 years
•10 Tuesday, but not all gov-ernmental agencies around the
Orange C'A>ut are taking the bb-
toric anniversary as a holiday.
State and county offices in the
Santa Ana Civic Center will be
cloled Tueeday in ot.ervance of
Admtuion Day. but all federal
offtces includina the U.S. Postal
. Service will remain open.
San Clemente, San Juan
Cap11trabo and Costa _,esa city
balla will close ror the holiday.
Hunlington Beach, Irvine,
.Newport Beach and La1una
:14Jach muructpal offices will re-•maan ope.n, akin& with Fountain
Valley, Westmlnate.r and Seal
. Beach city halla.
should know. I got them for 45
years."
After retiring last June from
t h e Newport-Mesa Unified
School District, she said it is a
bit lonesome to watch the
school-bound youngsters from
the window of her Newport Beach home.
In the past she would have
been at Wilson or Victoria
. schools in Costa Mesa.
I t
"I'm s~ one morning I'll get
JIP. grab my lunch pail and take
off without giving it any
thought," she said, looklna at a
stack ol needlepoint that should
keep her busy.
"The reality of not 1oin1 back
hasn't hit. I'll miss it. Helplnc a
chlld1s tlie greatest contrlbution
in the world."
She said there will be other
teaching-related habits she'll
find hard to break. Ulte seeking
out younaer teachers aad swap-
ping trade Meretl. Or car;rytng
around a notebook to Jot down
thoupts on new teachln1 ideal.
"I used to even keep that.
notebook ri1ht by my bed. You
never know when the idea wlU come. If I bad a student with
problems, I'd write down ways
to help him."
Mrs. Bowles said she was bom
to be a teacher.
Her grandmother was a
teacht!r , two aunts were
teachers as were a pair of uncles
-all In Missouri. .
"I was Just a UtUe country girl
<SeeTEACHER, P11eAZ)
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Mesa Eatery Carter and Reagan both
attracted 39 percent of-
those surveyed, Time said
Sunday. The poll's sampl-
ing erf9r was plus or minus
3 to 4 5 pe rcent , a
s pokesman said.
A gunman who telephoned
ahead ror a 10 p.m. reservation
then became so nervous waiting
ror closing time that be waa
nearly hysterical is sought today
in the successrul $2.000 holdup of
a Co s t a M e s a C h i n e s e
restaurant.
Investigators sajd the scream-
ing bandit who brandished what
a ppeared to be a .45-caliber
automatic pi s tol was nearly
caught when his getaway car
collided with another parked
auto, locking their bumpers.
By the time he sped out of the
parking lot at Mandar in
Gourmet Food. 1500 Adams
Ave .. about 11 p.m. Saturday,
nume rous witnesses had ob·
tained good descriptions or both
car and driver.
Hostess Sandi Shen-ni Kuo, 25,
.... of Irvine. told police officer Jeff
Clark the suspect called first,
identifying himself as John
Carpone and asked for a 10:30
p.m . dinner reser vation.
Told that was impossible, the
late evening diner settled for a
10 p.m. reservation. but chose to
linger in the cocktail lounge in-
stead of taking his table, saying
he was waiting for a friend, said
the hostess.
Shortly before closing time at
11 p.m., Ms. Shen·ni Kuo and
another witness, Monica Luong,
35, of Costa Mesa, said the ban-
dit whipped his pistol out from
under his sweater.
They said he shrilly demanded
all the money in a confrontation
that drew the attention of the en-
tire restaurant staff, which had
been taking a break in the near-
ly empty dining room.
The bandit, 23 to 27 years old,
with shaggy, collar-length hair,
Gang. Battle
Averted
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Along the
normally quiet slopes of Mount
Hope Cemetery. police say they
broke •up a heavily armed
stakeout by the Mon1ola Motorcy-
cle Club awaiting a gang fight
-'1ilh_ riva.! Hells Angels.
Twenty-four Mongols were ar-
rested at a memorial se~e
Sunday for two club members
tunned to death on Labor D•Y in urn.
Alerted by the sight or a
lookout pointin1 a rifle from
behtnd a tree, police seized
clubs , a chain, pistols. rifles and
• a sawed-off shotgun. ..
then grabbed a bag containing
the day's receipts and ra n from
the establishment to his getaway
car.
One witness outs ide said in his
haste. the bandit locked bum-
pers with a nothe r car, tern·
porarily ending the escape at-
tempt.
The witness. not knowing he
was dealing with a frenzied
armed robber, calmly walked
over and noted down the car's
<See HOLDUP, Page AZ)
Wmiaanlnjured
Meanwhile. Rep. John B.
Anderson was favored by 15
percent or the 1,644 re ·
gistered voters nationwide
sur.veyed Au g. 26-28 for
Time by the polling or·
ganization Yankelovich.
Ske lly and White . the
magazine said.
Freeway Snarled
By Truck Crash
A spectacular lrccident during
rush hour traffic early today left
the driver of a pick-up truck with
serious injuries and created ma-
jor traffic tieups in both the north·
bound and southbound lanes oflhe
Santa Ana Freeway in Irvine.
The identity of the female
driver, hurt in the two-vehicle
rear-end type collision In which
her truck flippe d over and s~i~ded into the freeway's center
d1v1der, was not immediately
available from the California Highway Patrol.
A rescue crew from the Orange
County Fl.re Department worked
about 2S minutes to free the
woman from th&-truck 's
wreckage, authorities said. She
was taken to the Santa Ana· Tustin
Community HOlpitaJ for treat·
ment.
Thedriveroftbesecond vehicle
involved in the accident, Richard
S..pect Caught
In Cop Kil6ng
GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP)·-
A 34-year-old man bas been ar-
rested in <>rep in connection
with the fatal 1bootin1 of a
California Hlahway Patrol of-
ficer, autboriti• reported.
Josephine County Sheriff's de-
puties arrested Ronald c.
Hawkins late Sunday nl1bt, less
than three hours a ft er
Patrolman Ernie Felio was
killed near crftcent City. Calif ..
while be was making a routine
vehicle stop.
Cuciti, of Laguna Beach. was not
injured. authoritiessaid.
John Merrill. CHP spokesman,
said the pick-up truck was head·
ing northbound on the freeway
<SeeCRA..SH, Page A2)
~li,kely Oil
Pritt Hike
Ups Metah
Gold stocks jumped in active
trading today as the price of
bullion rose by about S2S a troy
.ounce on international bullion
markets.Silveralsorosesharply.
Dealers said the move partly
reflected expectations that oil
prices may go up again .
Saudi Arabia, the lar gest
member or the Organization or
Petroleum Exporting Countries,
reportedly plans to reduce pro-
duction and increase prices.
Gold closed at $672. 75 in Lon-
don.
The metal traded in New York
at $675, up $25. 70.
Silver also gained appreciably .
trading in New York at $18.95, up
$1.61. .
Monex in Newport Beach quot·
ed a late mo.ming pricaor $675 for
gold andSUl.90for!ilver.
In Zurich. gold was trading at
$671 a troy ounce this afternoon,
up from about S650late Friday.
Prices or precious metals
stocks rose on t he stock market. ..
I
MIAMI <AP> -A Spanish·
speaking man carrying a bottle
of liquid and demanding lo go to
Cuba hiJa cked a n Eas te r n
Airlines jet carrying 88 peopl e
en route from New York to
Florida today. author ities said .
No injuries were re ported. and
the plane. Eas~rn Flight 161.
landed al Jose Marti Airport m
Cuba. the Federal Avia tion Ad·
ministration said ...
The FAA in Washington re-
ported the hijacker was taken
into cus tody by C ub a n
authorities and the passengers
were a llowed to leave the plane
while 1t was at the airport.
It was the eighth hijacking of
a .S. airliner to Havana since
Aug. 10. most of them blamed on
disenchanted Cuban refugees
St:eking to return home. Many of
the hijackers carried what they
c laimed was g a so line a nd
threatened to set the planes on
fire.
The Boeing 727 jet had taken
orr from Albany. N.Y .. stopped
at New York's Kennedy lnterna-
t1onal Airport and was en route
lo Tampa. Fla., when it was hi·
Jacked over Charleston. S.C .• the
FAA said.
Eas tern s po kesm a n Jim
Ashlock at the airline's Miami
headquarters said the plane was
commandeere d by one ma le
passenger with a "bottle of
something who wanted to go to
Cuba." The FBI in Mia mi said
the hijacker apparently s poke no
English.
Coast
Weather
P.artly c loudy tonight
and Tuesda y . Low s
tonight 58 to 63. Tuesday
highs near 70 at beaches to
83 inland areas.
INSID~ TOD.4 Y
Jimmy Carter made 660
campaign promises m 1916.
The Republican National
Com mattee has reviewed
them , number by number,
and commented on some of
those kept' and on others far
fr om realization. See
analylia. Page A9.
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3 Hold 7 Hostages
Gunme n D m and $500,000, Ve hicle
P ORT LANt>. ON!l t APl Thr~ iUft-men wh<> •1>1>•re1nly
bun&led 1 robbfry atlt>mpt took
1't'Veral 1wr11ons hoSlllU at It
!l t eak ho use t oth•~'. t h t•n l1t>
mandt'd $600,000 1tnd Ii .ietnwa)
•Chlelt'. nuthor1t1l'll n 1d
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the fr~ed ho!lt .1~1·' 0111 th\'
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told th.-rapt!\,.,,. not lo worry
\nothcr hoc;ta~<> J1rn Willi.,
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brlnf( PQl1<•c• the k t\-.., to t h••
rl'al.auranl • van and a chmu1nd
for $500 000 IQ put Into 1l. he said
.
"Since lhfo. l have trled to re
lutr to the aulhoritlea lha t they
wun t lo t'OOpe r1 l e . Nobody
~ant~ to .iN hurt They don't
"unt to shoot anybody ,'' he 11ald.
W1ll'I tiuid two friends and the
ow1w 111 ol the rt>11tauranl were
~Ult Ul.!itde.
Manson Member
Burt Whalen. a Multnomah
r11 unty 11he rlff') s pokesma n.
... 111t 1'i111111lum<-at1ons had been
\• .. tj bh:Jht-d with lht• men inside
I' ht• H 1 n t;:i I c1 t• 1 n no r th we s t
l'vrtluod J nd ne~ot1 at1ons had l•<·~un flt-1utid the 1"0 1 a lso had
11 .. <·n callt'd In with a n~gotia
th>ns 1pe<-1allat.
· Relates Threm
'l'ht' gun men a s ke d tor
ltj111kuffs. which were placed on
porch A hostage crawled out
•m hand!, and kneel'> to retrieve
tlw 111
SACRAMEN l'O 1AP1 F'lH'
ye ars a rtc r thredttming t,bcn ·
President Ford's hre 1n Capitol
P a rk . Ly ne tte "Sq ueak y'
Fro mme s ays she .. was not de
termined to kill lhe guy. Ob·
viously. because I dldn 't do 1t."
The Manson family member.
w h o is impr isone d at the
1-'edera l Correctional lnslllule
for Women al Alde rson. W. Va ..
s poke about the September 1975.
in cident in an interview with the
Sacramento Bee. .
"I was fed up. With lots and
lots or things .. ' Ms . ·F romme
sal d. "Here's lbis guy <Ford>
coming in to Sacra mento. smil·
ing like everything's all right
with the world. and we got all
these problems over here. And
this is wrong and that's wrong
a nd my air and water's at stake.
and I'm gomg to se<? this guy
"'And then I thought. 'Wait a
m inute. He's not goin~ to do
anything for you. He's jus t going
to pass right by.·
"And I thought. 'Well, I'll just
ta ke my gun.· And I thought.
·well . arc you going to use It"!"
.\mYI said, 'I don't know. J ust
go and check it out.·
"Now that's exactly what I
"as dntnJ.! Goinj:! and chl•ckin~
it out." M::. Fromm<'. 31, told
lhf' Bl~
.. Hut I was not determined to
kif I the guy. obviously, because I
didn't do 1t. .. sa id Ms Fromme.
who said she l'Jl'Ct<'d the top
she ll from the l\5·cahber pis tol'!\
clip before lea vmJ,? her apart.
ffil'nl
Another followe r of convicted
murderer Charles Ma nson. San·
d ra Good. is also in prisoo a t
Alderson. serving a JO.year term
for sending threatening letters
to b us inessm en. She was in·
ter viewed sepa rate ly by the
ttee
Ms. Good. 36. who 1s eligible
for parole 1n 1982. s aid. "
I m not even tlunkmg about get·
tin~ out . . as long as Manson
and Red <Ms. Fromme> and the
rest or them are 1n · ·
Ms Fromme said. "We don't
"ant out till Charli e's out. We
JUSt were not content out there
without him and we tried to get
in to visit all those t imes and
they wouldn't let us , so we want·
ed to be inside with him until he
gets out.
"If you loo k into yo urself
enoug h , you 'll s ec C h a r li e
the r e ... Ms . Prom me s aid.
"You'll Set> Manson because he's
been there so long · ·
Manson was convicted in 1971
or maste rminding the August
1969 Tate·LaBianca s layings in
Los An~ele5 He is al the Correc-
t 10 n a I Med ic al l-,a c 1llt y at
Vacaville
Refu@ees Re bel
MIAM I <Al'' More th:..n 100
H ait ian refuge es. some s o
malnouruhed they could hardly
st and , wern resting and rece1v·
ing m~cal care in M1am1 today
afte r a sea resc·ue that apparent·
ly came t.oo late to save 17 livt'S,
offi cials say Battered survivon>
told the Coat1l Guard lhal 17 Hai·
tians djed during thf'ir Journey
for freedom and w~re pushed 'off
the crowded cruft
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'I WAS FED UP'
·Squeaky" Fromme
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Iran Closer
T o Naming
New Cabinet
8 y TbeAssociaLed Press
In another slep toward debate
on the Amcncan hostages, Ira
man President Abolhassan Bam
Sadr accepted t wo·lhirds or
Pri me Minister Moha mmed Alt
Rajai 's proposed cabinet and sub-
mitted the names lo Parliament
fo r appro\'al But Bani·Sadr and
RaJa1 remained at odds over th<'
othC'r seven ministers
l n a letter to the Parlia ment.
thl' prime minis t e r s aid ht>
hoped Bam Sadr "will hnalJZe
th1· m\'est1 gat1on or ~om e cases
.rnd t h a t l ca n take th<'
nt'<'CSsary measures to introduce
lht· rest of the memucrs or tht'
Ca binet." whi ch ~111 b~gin con
s 1dcr a t 1on o r t he cabinet
nom inations on T uesday.
The Foreign Relations Com·
m ission of the Parliament held
prC'liminary discussions on the
hos tage issue Saturday. but no
date was announced for debate in
t he full parliament lo begin
However . Secretary of State Ed·
mund S. Mus kie said Sunday.
"'There are signs that they're
hegmmng to think of a<-lually de
baling the hostage issue
Teachers Walk Out
SAN JOSE lAl'I Teachers
m San Jose went oo strike today.
:.i nd Sl OO·a ·day s ubs t itutes
moved lO lo open schools as ran
classes began for 33,000 st u·
den ts In a p re·dawn vote.
teache rs voted l.5ll·to·l74 lo
w a lk o r r f ollow ing lh e
hrr akdown o f l ast ·minute
negotaat1ons Sunday nil(hl.
l\n earl)' mornrng fog settled
OH'I the area, reducing visibility
to le~s than 200 yards. Deputies
said they reared that would en·
courage the would·be robben to
make a break , but the sun broke
through shortly alter dawn.
T he wc ll ·lll building stood
e e r 1 I y i n t h e s \fb u r b a n
n f!i ~hbo rhood w here dogs
barked occasionally and dep·
utles ran from hedge to hedge.
Residents were not .. evacualed.
Marilyn Stafford, 41. of nearby
Gresham. one of the hos1.ages
who was freed during the siege,
s aid she was having dinner with
he r husband and a friend when
the men burst in .
"We were ready to leave when
I heard a gir l scream in the
back, then a ll ofp sudden there
were three mcn\with guns and
nylons over their heads." she
said. "They said "hit the floor or
we are going to shoot you.'"
But she said that later the men
ser ved dnnks lo their captives.
and e mphasized that t hey were
there for the money and did not
want to hurt a nybody.
Deputies said the men ap-
pare nt ly were a r m ed wilh
h a n d ~un s a n d p e rhaps a
shotgun.
About 20 deputies, al least one
of them armed wilh a rine. sur·
rounded the building. where lhe
j!Unmcn had drawn drapes over
!he windows.
In a house across the street.
nc.•got1atin~ s pecialists from the
Portland police department and
the sher iff's o£fice had their
headquarters.
Whalen s aid the s tandoff
began when a holdup alarm was
triggered shortly before mid-
night Sunday. Deputies came
from ~heriff"s hea dquart er s
about :i mile away ID the sub-
urba n area.
At least 15 officers. including a
negotiator. were on the scene.
n cij r 142nd and l'Oortheas t
Glisan. Whalen said.
"ll"s appa rently an armed
robbery Lhat has gone sour, .. he
~aid
Michener
Novel Banned
J OHAN N E S BURG . South
Africa (AP> -South Africa has
banne<t James Miche ner's latest
novel. "The Covenant," as ''tm·
desirable".
T he book. in part. is about a
white South African family
reclassified as "colored" alter
officials discover a 30().year-old
mixed mar riage in their family
tree ·
The government Publications
Board of this white-minority.
ruled country gave no reason for
the ban. None is required under
t h e co unt ry 's s yst e m o r
censors hip. More than 13,000
literary works a s well as many
records and motion pictures are
illegal lo possess or distribute
here.
f',....PegeAJ
TEACHER RE11BES. • •
wht'n I first started teaching.
'l'ht•y 11u1d m e $40 for eight
months work and that included
huulin)( in the firewood, fetching
the wale r a nd f i lling the
kt'roscne lamps." s he said .
She s aid her equipment con·
s1sted or several dog.eared text·
books and a s witch. She never
used the switch.
"I reme mber before school
sta rted I took the books and
divided the number of pages by
the number or school days," she
recalls. That method. sbe ex·
plained. she latei: abandoned.
After getting married and do·
ing some college teaching, she
accepted a summer post at the
U n ive r s ity o f H a rrar in
Ethiopia .
"I kept iin touch with severa l
of the students t.bere for years,"
she said, sorting through sever al
books to see if sh~ could turn up
the proof. "But the letters
s loppe d . The govern ment
changed." ..,..,
Later. afte r swearlng she'd
slick to s chools s omewbert
be t w ee n Mis s ou ri and
Califom la . she took a nother
s ummer yachini job -thJs
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lime in Katmandu. at the foot of
Mt. Everest.
· · 1 neve r did see Everest,
ther e were always loo many
clouds. One day we took a plane
over the mountain a nd all I
could see was white. It was
mind·boggling ...
In 1953 she setUeci into the
Newport.Mesa area and taught
Hrst and second g rades and.
Jater . special education cla.ues.
"One of the things I'm really
going to miss is the funny things
kids say. I've collected a bunch
of t hem ," she la ughs . again
opening a book to look for some
samples.
In place of teaching, Mrs .
Bowtes said she intends to step
up her lectures and iaJkl on
Beatrix Potter and Peter Rab·
bit. both admitted oblesaloos
with her.
But. she admita, the lectures
or t a lb won't fall the pJace of
tea china.
"I '11 really mill it around
Chtl1tmaa," she said , pUlhing
her t lUHS up oo he r note and
heavln1 a abort slCh1 "beea1ase
lt '1 ao much fun to watch tbe
kids iet excited. It won't be tbe
same.f •
A P WI .......
FAMILY FtAST
Aoutynn C•rt•r
Rosy Report
Rosmynn Book Wmplimentary
.WASHIN GTON (AP I -
Rosalynn Carter fi nds it almost
impossible to forgive people who
wrong her family. hoped against
hope that son Chip's marriage
would not elM! ln d ivorce and so
dis likes telling people what she's
reading that she sometimes turns
a book jacket wrong-side out.
So savs the fi rst lady's best
friend. Edna Lang ford. in a
glowing biogra phy : .. Rosalynn
Friend and F irst Lady.''
Mrs . Lang ford was Mrs.
Carter 's sole traveling comp<t·
nion during the early sta~es of
Jimmy Carter's first presidential
campaign and is still a frequent
White House visitor
While memories and anecdott!S
were provided by Mrs. Landford.
the sli m boolt was actually wnt·
ten by another longtime friend of
the Carters. Linda Maddox, wife
or the president 's special aasis·
La nt for religion, Robert L. Mad-
dox. >
Mrs . Carter was attending a
par ty t od ay to celebrate the
book 's p ublication. The first
lady 's press secretary, Mary
f'inch Hoyt, sa id Mrs. Langford
mtcr vit>wed Mrs. Carter t wice fof'
~he book. although it Is not an of.
ficial biography .
Weekend at Beadaes
Of Mrs. Carter's protective at·
titude toward her fa mily. Mrs .
Langford says that although the
hr~l lady has a deep religious
ra1th, her "fierce loyalty and her
prot ect ive instincts m a ke it
almost impossible to forget and
very difficult to forgive violators
when her family is involved.
Sometimes. she's like the mama
tlger with her c ubs!"
Mrs. Langford describes Chlp
Ca rte r 's separation from his wile,
Caron. an November 1978. as be·
lng "like a death in the family.
For a long time. Rosalynn hoped
against hope the marriage could
be saved. But. as in other times
when her children had problems.
she dtd not inte rfere.
Fog, Cold ore8n
Keep Crowds Down "The day Caron a nd little
James left the White House. no
one wanted to be around; ... A
waiter who had grown quite close
to J ames became so emotional
Rosalynn sympathetically sug.
gested that he go home.··
It may not be offi cial. but. ac·.
cording to lifeguards from Seal
Beach to San Clemente. summer
is over.
Beaches a long the Orange
Coast got only a light workout
over the weekend as early mom·
ing fog kept the wate rfront
soc ked i n a nd wat e r tem·
peratures dropped.
T his morning in Newport
Beach. lifegua rds said seagulls.
for the first time in months. out·
Russ Renew
Afghan Push ,
Killi~s T.old
NEW DELHI . India !Al'l
Hcavv casualties on both sides
in the war m Afghanistan a rc n·
ported as S<wict forCl'S advam•c
into a strntcgll' mount;rn1 vullt'Y
northeas t of Kab ul held by
Afg han rebels for nearly 21 :i
,·ears
· Afghan and fOl'l'lgn sour('es rt·
ported the ;ur and J(round attack
b y special ~o v 1e t counte r
guerrilla units and 500 Afghan
trib a l m e r c e n a r i e s w&.1 s
la unched on the deep. -winding
Panjshir valley late last month
They said it produced some of
the hea\•iest fighting since a n
estimated 80.000 Soviet troops
were sent to Afgha nistan la. ... t
December to try to put <lown the
tribal rebellion aitainst fhe com
m unist government
The sources said the Soviets
appa rently we re trying to take
t he valley be fo r e the firs t
snowfall in Novem t)('r
f',....r,,.Al
HOLDUP .••
li cense number and other de-
tails.
He told pol ice he stood close
enough to lbe rattled robber to
notice that he a ppea red to be un·
der lhe inlluence or drugs or
alcohol.
Investigators said the gunman
r;nally got his geta way car un·
tangled from the other parked
vehicles and sped northbound on
nearby Harbor Boulevard.
R e was d e s crib e d a s a
Caucasian. about 5-feet·l and
weighing about 140 pounds .
numbered beach lndfs and sur·
rers .
Newport guards reported ooly
30,000 visitors 'Oil' SUDCSay and
roughly ~.000 oo Salurday. A ·
chilly 61 degree water tem ·
pcrature kept most or the vis·
1tors on the sand. Lifeguards
s aid they made 19 rescues dur·
ing the two days.
l n Huntington Beach. along
the m ile-stretch of city s and.
30.000 persons turned out Sunday.
on l v a ha nd ful mo re tha n
showed up Saturday Lifeguards
reported five weekend rescue,;
At Bolsa Chica and Huntington
state beaches. a hardy group or
27 .000 visitors turned out Satur·
day and 36,000 vis ited the s trand
Sunday. State life~uards reported
25 rescues Cor the weekend
Lifeguards at Laguna Beach,
who describe d t he s urf ai.
"a nkle·slappers ." said 12.000
persons visited Saturday and on
ly 8.000 on Sunday
One unidentified woman had
to be tran~ported to South Coast
Medical Center Sa turday when
she lost rooting and slid down
t h e c l iffs o ve r l oo k 1n ~
~cotchmen 's Cove
In San Clemente. lifeguard...,
said about 7.000 beach goer~
showed up each day. They re·
ported 25 rescues on Saturday
and only three Sunda y
f',.._P~AJ
CRASH ...
"al a n e~cess1ve r ate of s peed ·
when it colLided with the ::.econd
vehicle in the fast lane near
Culver Drive.
Mer ritt said the accident only
added to traffic problems on the
bu s y free way. ··we had a
particularly heaving innux today
since it's the fi rst day of school. ..
Mer ritt s aid.
The couple later divorced and
Ca ron Carter has since remar-
ried
To relax. the fi rst lady reads
novels. mysteries and other best·
sellers. Mrs. Langford s ays. But
Mrs. Carter sometimes "turns
t11e Jacket or the book wrong-s ide
out to µrot ccl he r rea d ing
privacy "
Gunman Robs
Fresno Pair
In Irvine
·/\ Fresno couple were robbed
or S::!80 at ~unpoint Sat urday
n tg ht ID the park ing lot Of
Irvine's Airportt:r Inn Hotel.
M r <llld Mr s. Thom as i. Wri ~ht wcr<' returning to tnc
hotl'I at 10 15 p.m. when a man-
a pp roached them as they left
the ir car
Wright told pohcc.• the ~unman
.. tur k a s mall caliber pistol in
his face and demanded in an
Oklaho ma accent. "Give me
your money <bleep> or I'll blo~
your brains out."
Afte r Wright e mptied bis
wa llet . the 6-foot·tall man with a
RUn hopped into a yellow Datsun
i.lnd s ped a ""3).
T.he couple then returned to
their room and ca lled police who
c·o nd uC'l e d a n uns uccess ful
seart·h for th<' robbery sus pect
Silve rware
Taken in NB
Burg lars stripped a pillow
Rowdy Youths case orr a bed and then loaded it
up with nearly $5,000 worth of
va lua bles from a home in
~~ d Newport &t.ach's Dover Shores vmperse area, police said t<May.
The intruders. investigators
BROCKTON. Mass. (AP> s a id . entered the Windward
Police broke up a rowdy crowd Drive home over the weekend
or 800 to 1.500 youths who re-through an unlocked gara ge
fus ed to leave a t hree -block door a nd then r a ns a cked a
d o wntow n a r ea a r t e r a bedroom and the dining room.
scheduled racing car s how fad ed Police said the crooks re ·
to materialize . portedly dropped an eight·place
About 30 weye arrested. most silverwa re set. a pair or crystal
on• charges of d isturbing lhe ('andleholders and $400 in $20
peace. and 12 received minor in bills into the pillow case before
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Mondoy. Septembor 8, 1960 DAIL 'I PILOT A3 . • ID 'Vandal rWatch' ScboolS Ask Help
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Sehool buUdlna• tradlllon11Jly
have bffn 1llll~s for \'an
data.
Refrt'ahed ond rf'charatd
from their s ummt-t brf'ak, Orana~ County tudtnt urt'
scu rrying b ·~k to their
daurooma. And ul thr sam•
Ume. t<'hOOI ofliN 11, urt• brae
ing lhemsf>l\'t' for '' nf'w wa''<'
of smoshE'd w&ndo"s. 1erJfflt1
Air Re•te Bids
1taiatd walls a nd r 01ed
eta as rooms
R u t s 0 m e I (' h 0 0 I ltd
m1nl1trators ue Clt1hUn11 back
Th._y art' eteppina up ecurity
m cuurt's and t nll a tln te
nf'lghborhood support to helLJ
t ('m the annual flurry of
malmous ml~chlt'f
Or.angt' Cout campl.lSt' may
not tw vJctlmii~d quite U6
hrut:.11 M olhC'r arN UI but tht.'
tnl'llii'nts do oc<'ur 'IA Ith unnoylna
NB Ponders
A lterna t ives
By STEVE MAKUU:
OI t._ U..lf P1i.1 51•11
Should noisl' impacted com
munit.Jes be allowed to bid ror
daily ftight route« uul or J ohn
Wayne Airport JUSt hkt• :11rhm•s
'and effe<'tively keep rout('!'> otr
the open markt>t '
ShouJd a1rlmes be given dis
<'Ounts on buying slots to operate
out of thl' county air port if they
can prov<• their Jt>ts arc quieter
than other airlines.,
·Such are some of t hC' quc•st1on~
and sug~esti ons r aised by
Newport Beach city officials in a
pro~sal beinS? cir culated among
county supervisors. operator:. of
the airport
Newport Ma yor Jackie
Heather called lhf' proposal a
"pioneering attempt' to
establish a no1'>c program that
airlines. desmng to operate out
of J ohn Wa)ne Airport. would be
forced to follow
"We want to make 1t clear
that airlines would be bidding
for the n ght to ma!..f' no1c;e, not
the right to use the airport."
said the Mayor
"This pufs the burden back on
the airline and the indus try
where it belongs -not on the
taxpayer."
Mrs. Heather said a number of
citizens have contacted the city
asking if they. as a group, could
compete 'with a irlines at a
chance of purchasing routes.
Such a move, the Mayor s ug-
gested. wou ld be one way that a
community could insure a re
duction rn noise
T wo Sought
In Robbe r y
Irvine police a re looking for two
men in connection with an armed
robbery in the Woodbridge area.
A total of SJ.000 in cash was
taken from the residents of a
home on Cork wood Lane. No one
was hurt in th<• Sunday night rob·
bery. pohccs a1d •
Th<' suspec~ fl ed in a 1973 blue
Ford Pmto
I rvme police Ootcct1 ve Ron
Veach refused to disclose further
inrormation about the crime.
I ht• mam Jhrm.t of the l'lt)' .,
p101>v:iaJ 1~ J call for creation of
J no1k prt>Sr~m a imed 11l en
t•oura~mg aJrhnes to buy qu1elt'r
-Jf'IS and to increase or decreast<
the d aily Lid on nights according
to s urh a noise program
The Federal Avia tion Ad
m1111stra1100. in its push to get
the county to open the airport to
more airlines. has s uggested
th:it the c·ounty audion orr up to
six of the 41 permitted daily
flights.
Th e Cou n t) Board of
Supervisors will be as ked Wed·
nesday to auetion off rour flight
routes -two each to Wes tern
and Frontier
OHicials from FAA contend
such a move would be a satisfac-
torv mtenm s tep toward open·
m1£ the' airport Currently, only
Air Cal ifornia a nd Hug hes
A1rwest operatl' commere1al
Jets out of J0hn Wayne airport
Walt Cillfillan. an-airport con·
sultant hired by Newport and an
author of the c1t~··s proposal.
said the city wants a pre -
qualificatjon system to be set up
prior to bidding.
That system. he explained.
would require airlines to meet
noise r equirement s and
acknowledge that the county has
the riglit to judge an airline's
noise output.
To further encourage reducing
noise levels. he sa id the city
would like the county to offer
!d iscounts on bid prices t o
airlines that demonstrate t hey
are operating at a quiete r level
than the a verage a irport level
Finally, the city hoi)es to dis-
courage an a irline from sue
cessfully bidding for a route and
then. at a later date. selling it or
trading it to another airline.
The unused route, the city con·
tends. should go bac k to the
county a nd be auctioned off
again. even if it means the
airline loses money
Mayor Heathe r s aid sh e
believes the concept of slot bid-
ding 1s a rational method for dis-
tributing use of the airport but
1 hat the FAA is attempting to
get the county to move too
qui<'kly.
"The FAA is using the threat
of withholding funds as its
whip." she said.
"Mamma," a mojave "green" rattlesnake gives 'birth to
13 snakes recently in a cage in Ridgecrest. Authorities cl~ the mojave, deadlle!t snake in North America, has
no motherly instinct. The mother snake is 3-feet long, her
babies, 9-incbes long.
.
\
rraiulortt' 1\11d the <'Ol$Ut mount
C'ON~m•:• A FEW or lhc
rn o rt• 11\'riuu~ t'l(umpil's from
"c.•st eou11t ) ~('f1uul 1hNtr1l'l11
Lru.l 11pr inJC the Huntlnt(ton
Ucurh llnton lhRh Srhool Ols·
trl<'l . h<'llftl 1i11t $10,000 to clear
un uc<'u111ulJt111n of punk rO<'k
louunt1 und ~wast1ku1' spray
paint('(! on lht· outside wulls or
t:<ll&on ll1nll ~rhool Expen:i1vl'
s .ind btustinc was required for
the cleanup.
On Aug. 18, a fire gutted the
tn terlor or now-o bundone d
OC'f'On View ~ehool in llunt-
111 g t o n Uc a c h . Arson in
vcst1gutors s aid the fi re was in·
tcntionally !let, and t hey suspect
1t was the work o( vandals.
OCEAN VIEW SCHOOL Dis·
tnct experienced no monetary
loss in this fire because the
lie Won Grand Prize
building was schedule d for de
molition. But a similar vandul-
c u us ed fire in J a nuary 1977
destroyed a wing• at Harpe r
Sl·hool in Fountain Valley, r ack·
Ing up an estimated 5800,000 in
d amage.
A series of break-ins ut
several l''ountain Valley schools
t-iarlier this year resulted in the
l oss of t y pe write r s a nd
calculators va lued at about
$7,000.
"We all. as taxpayers. share
the burde n of these costs,"
declared Barr y Pulliam, assis-
tant superintendent for business
services in the Fountain ValJey
School District. "This is money
that couJd be diverted to instrue·
twnal programs."
PULLIAM RECENTLY re-
ceived a re port placing his dis·
trict's vandalism toll during the
1979-80 school term a't $37,607.93.
(This figure includes labor costs
forcle anupchores. r epairs.etc.)
He said that ·at Fount'ai n
Valley's 18 schools. the most
serious proble m 1s broken '-''in·
dows. On occasion. vanda ls
Jrmcd with a B·B gun have used
an enllre row of windows for
t arget practice.
Each s hattered pane can cost
as much as $150 to re place.
Pulham said
T he administrator said the
dist rict will be seeking addi·
tiona l help this fall from res1·
dents who hve near the vulncrn-
ble buildings. P ulliam s aid
neig hbors arc being encouraged
to notify police or thl' distn ct
about any suspicious activity at
the schools
FEW VANDALS ARE t'tiuJ?hl.
But those who arc can be for<'ed
to pay for the damages or to
work off the debt. Stale law al
lows a school district to hold
pttrents responsible for van."
d a lis m committcd,_.b y their
c hildren.
Using the eyes and ear.., of
homeowners near various S<'hool
{'ttmpuses a lso is a technique
t>mployc<l hy thl· Huntington
BC'ach L'naon ll1gh School D1!'>~
t rirt.
Earl Carpl•ntl'r -.upt·rinten-
tlC'nt nf -.1·1u11t~ .ind publu: ~are
I' fur thl• d1~tru·1 . ~aid 'an-
<l a I 1 c;m at !->IX hig h school
<'am pus('c; l:.ist s pring cost the
t1 1strirt more tha n $18.000. <That
f1 c un• 111cluderl t he atypical
Sl0.000 ::illoc•a t1on for sandblast·
inl! l::d 1s11ngrafflt1. hl'sa1d )
J ames Edwards. 12, Huntington Beach. ad-
mires new bicycle he won in summer
G lass-a-thon designed to keep glass
broken. or otherwise -off state beaches.
He collected 5,520 bottles from Huntington
state beaches this summer to win grand
prize donated by Chevron U.S.A. Inc .
Children 5-13 cleaned more than 10 tons of
glass from state beaches, officials said.
Bottles went to recycling center and the
money earned $430 -will go for J r.
Lifeguard Program scholarship.
Carpenter s aid the d istrict
sent letters to nearby residents
rtunng •-' 1·onstruction period at
its new headquart e r s, the ror • Lamb &•hoot. As a re-
<;ufr.' officials we r<:> tipped off lo
sC'ver al incidents of mischief at
t he o;1tc.
THE ~ECURITY CHIE.-said
"milar lette rs will be distribut·
cd in neighborhoods s urrounding
the high school campuses this
\(•;Jr. Pupil Pay Proposed C.uµcnt<'r ,.., especially proud
of .1 nC\\ clc<'tronic monitoring
~vstem tha t has almost e liminat I'd break-ins at the high schools.
lie said these devices sense un-
authorized intruders a nd lead to
quick apprehens ion by security
g uards.
Principal Suggest,s Money for Attendance ·
S A N DlEGO <AP ) -
Memorial Junior High School
lost $132.000 last year because
students played hooky. Principal
Bob Amparan figures the school
could save some dolla rs by pay:
ing the kids to show up.
"My idea may sound a little
crass. but it ought to ap peal to
them." says the principal of the
school with the worst attendance
record in the San Diego area.
"l could drop all these truant
kids and let them become a
permane nt p r oblem on the
streets. Instead. it's bold and
controversial. but why not con-
vince them that school is to their
interest?"
The district-wide school boa rd
is to vote within two weeks on
whether to experiment for three
m o nths with Amparan's pro-
posal. Under the plan, each of
the 950 students would be issued
a card marked "25 Cents" for
each day he or s he attended
class the month before.
Perfect attendance would be
worth S5 monthly, and t?e "pay"
Mesan Nab be d 1
As Suspe ct
~Burglary
An .memployed forklift driver I
blopped while strolling home with
25 frozen s teaks and a crowbar I
during predawn hours was held
today by Cos ta Mesa police on
s us picion of burglary.
Brian G. Mc Michael. 18, of2165
American Place. Costa Mesa,
was booked following his deten-
tion and arrest by Officer Dale
Birney Saturday in the 800 block I
of Wesll9thStreet. '
Police said a couple Ii viog near
the Starburgers t a keout
restaurant, 899 W. 19th St., called
about 3:40 a .m . after hearing
glass shatter and peeking out
their window.
They reported seeing tnree
shadowy young males , including
one with bushy hair and a yellow
'baseball cap, fumbling around
the adjacent takeout cafe.
Investigators were told two of
the burglary suspects q uickly dis-
appeared into the night but that a
third could still be seen on the pre-
mises.
Patrol man Birne y s aid he
parked down the street and wail·
ed, spotlighting a youth with a
yellow baseball cap as he came
strolling down the street.
The S.W worth or steaks and
crowbar were seized a s evidence
al the scene, poli~said.
could be spent only for school·
related items such as paper.
not e books. gym c l o thes or
library fines. Apples and milk
could be bought with the crecfjt
money but no "junk food."
Amparan envisions extending
Nixon Gives
Reagan T ip
NEW YORK (AP 1
Former President Nixon
has some campaign ad·
vice for Republican pre·
sidential candidate Ronald
Reagan: "Shape up that
stafr."
"You never knock your
own man." Nixon said in
an interview broadcast to·
d ay on NBC's ''Today"
s how. "You go o ut and
take the heat yourself.··
t he program to discounts to
public sbows or s porting events
like San Diego Chargers football
ga mes. i
"It's not a giveaway out an
earning thing." he said . "If 1t
wo rks. besides ent1c1ng these
youngste rs back for an educa·
t1on . this c o uld save us
thousands of dollars."
In the 1979·80 school year.
Memorial Junior Hig h lost
$132.000 in state funds because of
unauthorized absences ror which
it ·is pen a lized S9 a day. Its
absent ee rate is about 9 percent
compa red with J .5 pe rcent for
the San Diego public school dis·
tr1ct overall.
San Diego loses an estimated
S2 4 million (or its public secon·
dary schools wit h its growing
number o f unexplaine d
absences.
Memorial Junior High. with 00
percent minority enro llment. 1s
rocated in southeast San Diego
-probably the poorest section
or California's second biggest
city.
A llho u i;h break-ins h ave
dec reased spray.pamtin,:? is still
thl' biggest nuisance. Carpenter
said. "It's such an easy acl to
accomplish i\ fe lA seconds. and
thf'\' r<' j?Ont• ..
Thl' secunt" ofrlc13 I s:.ud 1n
crc;.iscd µatrols by district o r
fiCCrS haVt.' helped redUC'l' thi~
problt•m since the rash of Edbon
I llg h sprayinJ?s
ONF: OF THF. BEST means 0f
1.•li m1r1atmg \ :.i ndalism. somt.·
l'<lut·ators claim. is by rlimmat
in.I.! snmt• favoritl' targl'ls.
At the Huntington Beach City
St•hool D1stril'l ·s 12 e lementa ry
s ites. vandalis m expenses dur
mg tht• Inst school year totaled
ll•ss than S4 .000 l not including
labor costs>. according to Bo b
Hawthorne. assist ant s upenn
tendent for business.
llawthom e s aid one reason his
district's vanda lism costs re-
ma ined low was because or the
wav most or it~ n(:wer schools
vere designed without windows
our hocxied lambsuWti
s~tshirt ...
thcz.. fincz..st s uczd<ld
lamb5kjn with 1i9flt -
WtZ-ight wool 1in1ng. gaz.s \Ml.11 with
e~ryt.h1aj from jums
to flannz.ls.
avei1eb1cz, 1n thnuz.
gnzat combinations;
c hamois w ith nevy,
toffil.ci with t.an,end
chamois with 'Nd
lming.
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&AMRU~D. IAJOU!O ogn. rtoteaaional football.
that all·AmtMcan vtr&t9f' oflM ltocnan orfy, cam~ otnclalty
to Oranao ()Ubly SUncl.•Y It waa ttiu&ar Hatoe op.Dlna day
ut AnatwimStadl"m forthC'formt'r LOI Antt'les Rama
As for tceUln.1 to th~ game. all freeways In our reClon
set'nwd to lead tq. Anllltf'hn, ,Particularly ~ Saoia Ana f'rt.~~·ay the o\a washboard Whil~ you can't speak for
j:ames al Olht>r times or day or ni1ttt. I am h•rt lO atle.t that
on the santa Ana fo'rttway th.II Sunday aft~moon. wheft you
urrivt>d at th~ State C'olle(tt' Boulevard offramp t.o lht-~•adium. you wt•re prec-1"ely ooe·half hour away from your
purkin.-: plaft'
FUNNY THING HAPPENED when you finally arrived
at Anah('1 m Stadium Tht>rt> were people out ln front of all the
rc.}eular SS parkm~ lots with t>Wlhoms. TMy were announc·
1ng thatthe lots were all full except for seuon ticket t\Olders.
Almost everybody set-med to be sealOD t.lcket holders
They werepounng into the place by lht-thousands.
As members of the rabble. the non-season ticket people.
we were-dtttcted on down the road to a dirt padin1 lot that
was a bargam Only $4 Operators had soaked down the dirt to
I Think Somebody's roll.owmg Us to Anaheim Stadium
eliminate dust Just prior to soaking the multitudes. The mud
pi e made it jolly fun for ladies in spiked heels.
You got through to the stadium via a two-foot hole in the
chain li nk fence. Hon~. T hi s made it real fun because you
ft>lt like you weresnea~n~ into the gar:ne.
IT WAS LES..~ FUN afterward when 11.000sneakers tried
to get back through the hole in the fence to their cars all at the
samt.'time.
Once inside the stadium, several exciting things bap-
pen~d. F'irsl. a coupl«> of parachutists dropped i'h and they
both hitlhe fi eld precisely. YouJUSl knew this was going lobe
a fim•dav.
Tht>n it t.·ame tame for the 1 p.m. kickoff. The Rams. for
the regular season opener. were playing an outfit from the
'.\1otor City knowrt as the Detroit Lions There was a corn toss.
Th<' Rams won it. .
!';urely th as was going to be a fine day.
Thus the Detroits kicked off to the Rams. The ball was
snatched by one Drew Hill . who promptly ran it back 98yards
fora Ram touchdown.
Clearly, this was going to be a fine day for the home team.
Alas. it was not to be thus. Things pretty much went
downhill from there.
ABOUT THE NEXT LONGEST run by a Ram came at
the far encl 1.onc. The actual four-legged Ram mascot got
away from the cheerleaders and the ensuing chase delighted
the 64 .892 present.
llalftimc was also delightful with a couple of hundred
local gymnasts performing. At the end. they released a huge
boxful of homing pigeons. This proved to suffer unfortunate
timing •
JUST AS THE BIRDS soared aloftoutofthestadium. one
of tho. e airplanes pulling a banner n ew by. The banner was
hawking a balm for Jock Itch. You can't win 'email.
And neither could the Rams. They lost, 41 to20. The hom·
ing pigeons had departed Anaheim but there were still plenty
of boo-birds in the stadium
You would like to conclude they were all imported from
Los Angeles.
China Shifts Uadenmp
PEKING (AP > Chinese
Pre mier Hu a Guofeng, Vi ce
Premier Deng Xiaoping and six
other vice premiers have re·
signed their government posts.
signaling an infusion of new
blood into the top level of the
Chinese bureaucracy and in·
tensifi cation of Deng 's
pragmatic economic policy.
.their more important.
policymaking posts as chairman
and vice chairman. respective-
ly. of the Chinese Communist
Party.
The premiership will be take.n
over by Zhao Ziyang, an in-
novative economist and protege
of Deng. Who will fill the seven
vacated vice premierships is
still to be announced. Both Hua and Deng will retain
., Tiiie Aulecl•&H Pnu
Ronald ~aaan waa defend.lna
hlmatlf a1atn11t crltlclam on
Soelal S.CW'lly. Ceor1e Bush
was defendlna Reagan as a
"peac, candidate," and John
Andenon welshed ln with more
In the debate on debatefi.
so at went u t.he rau presiden-
tial campaign entered its second
week Sunday. with much of the
rtwt.or1~ allll concentrating on ia.
11 ut1' 1uc h as Republican
Rt"agan' 1964 comments on
Social Security, the Ku Klux
Klan, and who would debate
whom.
Bush. the Republican vice pre-
1 dential candid ate. himself
questioned the direction the
campaign was taking, when
asked about Reagan's statement
last month that he had doubts
about the theory of evolution.
"l 'M NOT.GOING to answer
that," Bush said. "I'm not going
lo answer peripheral questions
that do nothing but divert the
American people from the No. l
issue -getting Americans back
to work."
Bush made the statement in an
interview on NBC's "Meet the
Press.·' while his running mate.
Reagan, was campaigning in
Philadelphia. and independent
presidential candidate Anderson
was in upstate New York.
Both President Carter and
Vice President Walter F. Mon-
dale took the day off Sunday. but
they are to head out campaign-
ing again Tuesday -Carter to
New Jersey and Mondale to
Chicago.
On Sunday. Reagan promised
a "strong and rettable" Social
Security system m a speech lo a
s e nior citizen s r a ll y i n
Philadelphia.
REAGAN'S COMMENT came
after Carter charged last. week
that the Republican had once
suggested maJting Social Securi·
ty voluntary.
The Republican nominee had
already denied the accusation
repeatedly. ACtually, speaJting
in October 1964 in behalf of GOP
presidential candidate Barry M.
Gold w a ter. he h ad asked
rhetorically in discussing Social
Security whether it would be
possible to "introduce voluntary
features that would permit a
citizen to do better on his own .. .
Bush, in the broadcast in-
te rview, defended Reagan's
Aug. 18 assertion. that U.S. in·
volvement in the Vietnam War
Momin Coma
5 Months Has
Healthy Baby
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP>·-A
pregnant woman who had been
in a coma since a car accident
five months ago gave birth to a
hea lthy baby delivered by
Caettarean section, Israel radio reported today.
The 34·year-o1C:I woman, whoee
name was not released, was in
her fourth month of pregnancy
when she suffered a head injury
in the accident last May.
With only a local anesthetic,
doctors performed a Caesarean
section Friday and delivered a
healthy 5.3-pound boy.
The mother remained in a
coma.
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was a "noble cause." notin8 that
young Americans had foqbt
nobly and "Vietnam veteran&
did sacrifice."
Bu.h said fl,eagan's ••=t does not mean that as p t
he would be like ly to lead the
United States into a w-oloqed
mllltary conflict abroad. ''Gov·
emor Reagan is going'to be the
peace candidate because he ls
going to keep this country strong
enough to deter aggression," he
said.
ONCE MORE, also, Bush not·
ed that Reagan was "big enough
to apologiu for his remark on
Labor Day that Tuscumbia.
Ala .. where Carter was speaJt-
ing, was the "birthplace" of the
Kia,.. The Klan was actually
fo unded in Pulaski. Tenn.
~AIHl~ien . .., ........
Anderson. meanwhile, predict-
ed in a televi sion interview on
ABC's "Issues and Answers''
that he will debate Carter and
then his campaign will take off.
Matthew Mueller. a 7-year-old who police say has a
''good, lucid me mory" describes to Dallas officers his ab-
duction and ~ubsequent escape. Matthew was abducted
off his bicycle last Friday but managed to escape Satur·
day when he untied hi~elf from inside the van in which
he was held captive and went for help. The kidnap sus-
pects remain at la rge today. ·
'Suicides' End I.nve Pact
HOME.5TEAD. Fla. CAP>·-Charles Ivins. 82,
arrived at the nursing home to see his invalid wife,
Vivian, as he did every day. He held her hand, as
he bad through 60 years of marriage. Then the re-
tired U.S. Army colonel put a bullet through her
head and another through his heart.
He hoped their family would view it. "not as
an act of violence. but as an act of love," Ivins
said in a note found after the Saturday shootings.
"lt was a pact. It was a Romeo and Juliet
story. They just didn't want to live w!\bout each-
other ," said Dion Sena, administr ator of the
Homestead Manor Nursing Home.
"They loved each other. They were always
holding hands. always together," Sena said. "Who
can say it was wrong? They are happy for eternity.
That'sthe way I wanttofeel."
Ivins, a 1920 West Point graduate, was dying
of cancer. His wife entered the nursing home in
July after suffering a stroke. She bad lost the use
of her legs. "She was not herself," Sena said.
"He was afraid he would die fi rst and she
would suffer,'' Dade County homicide Detective
John LeClaire said. "He was always an alert. proud individual."
Ivins lived in a nearby apartment and spent
most of his time with his wife.
"He came every day. He had breakfast , lunch
and dinner with her," Sena said. "It's something
we encourage.•'
Mrs. Ivins, her husband wrote in the suicide
note, was "extremely dear to me for 60 years." lf
not for the arthritis, "she would pull the trigger herself.··
The couple, who ha~ traveled tbe world
together. left children, grandchildren and a great·
gr andchild.
The day of the Saturday shootings, Ivins
wheeled his 80-year -0ld wife to a secluded comer
of the nursing home grounds.
His body was in a chair pulled up close to his
wife's wheelchair when an aide round them a short
time after the shooting. The box and bag in which
he had carried the gun were on another chair in
front of the couple. The vintage 1928 gun had
dropped from his hand.
"I believe in fresh air,
~ .,
firm muscles
and
Fashion
Island.''
Fashion Island is my kind
of place. Where else can
.I enjoy so many shops
geared to my lifestyle plus
a great choice of depart-
ment stores? Or receive
personal attention from
sales people I've known
for years? Or find stores
treated to fresh flowers
and lovely interiors an<.\
other special touches?
Why do I believe in
Fashion Isl~d?
Because Fashion Island
believes in me.
F.ASI llON ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
We're special, because you're special.
Neiman Marcus • Bullocks Wilshire • Robinson's • The Broadway • Buffum~• J.C. Penney
Just off Pacific Coast Highway In Newport Beach.
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"Cot o profJM-m• r_,. '°"'' to Pot t>wm. Pot """ Cid i-1 lope, ~tMQ ~~$and <X'IMM p 1Wf!d
to tolw ~· ue OOL'#nt~ cirtd C-WU M~
.,oetr 4W*f""'-' to Pol °"""· At Yoor Sf'rtllC'f, <>rcu.,. Cooat Ooalt1 Not. P.IJ 80.t ISM. Costa Mt14, CA
...,., At "'°"fl ldtrra 01 poa11ble wall bt ~.
btll plwNid '*lflltntl or '-ltfn "°' tnda.Omf the ,..,.., JWl llOmf', oddr.tl& ortd busilM'U hoMra'""""'
""mlN!rt.'CIMOf btcormdt'rtd. T>w rol""'"~ruJot· ly ere• SMIWki.y ...
DEAR PAT:· I um un eQJOneer by profeak>n
but am cur rcnll.r unempluy'-'d Th1 ynr I ~n
lo look ror work us un acrountunt and ha•t> been '
unsuccessrul 110 fur. Are these Job h•Ung ex.
penses deductible?
T H., Costa Mesa
hl&enal Reveeue ~nttt says ... TH law re·
qalres tlut for job lil••tlag ex~ IO be dedtKtl·
• ble the job that you ~rt> seektag mut be .. your
)»reseat track" Or bus lmeSS. 'he U 1W98es mcarred
I• lookin« for work •~ an u~tHI weuld not ht'
ded•cUble.
C'lla•drllrr Tip• Gil'ftl
DEAR PAT: I'm shoppmg for a new dining
room chandelier. How far above the table should it
hang and d()('s the stzt' of the table have anything
to do with the sizl•of the chandehcr''
E.J., Costa Mesa
Retailers CotJtacted by A YS say that a dining
room chandelier should hang abo11t 36 ·inches
,.. above tbe tllblelOp. Before shopping, measure the
heights of your ceiUng and table so Y• will be ablt>
lo calcuiate how long a chain tbe chaadeUer should
have. Most nxed length chains are scaled for an
8·foot celling. The width of the chalidelier should
·: be approximately one·third the length of a square
or re ctangular table, or one·thircUille diameter of a
cittular t1ble.
I(
Li•«-oln 3rd Parf!f Wi••rr
DEAR PAT· Has a third party ever managed
to elect its candidale as president of the United
Stales'? I have a small wager riding on your
" answer ,• L.S .• Corona del Mar
• .. A YS bets you already know that the only sue·
cessful third party in American history was the
, Re publica.n Party in the eledion of Abraham Lin· l coin ln 1818. Since 1880 there have been only four
presidential elections In wlllch all Wrd parties r IOgetber polled more than 10 percent of u.e· vote:
1 the Popalls&s (James Baird Weaver) in 18tz; the i National Progressives (Tlaeodore Rooeevelt) ill
, 1912; the La Follette Pregressives in ltz4; and
, George Wallace's American Party ill IMS. b 1948.
~ the combined third parties <Henry Wallace's
r Progressives, Strom Thurmond's States' Rights
Party or Dixiecrats, Probibltiltg Socialists and
others) rettived only 5. 75 percent of the vote. la
mos t elections since 1860, fewer than ooe vote iD It
has beeil cast for a third party.
DEAR PAT: I know that food prices are still
rising. but they don't seem to be going up as much
as they did a couple or years ago. Is this the case
or am I j ust gelling used to continuing jumps in
the cost of all consumer goods?
G.K .. Costa Mesa
You're probably just learnDlg &o live with in·
nation in general. Retail food prices rose 10.9 per.
cent in 1979 while the overall rate of inflation was
11.3 percent. This compares to a 19 perce•t bike ln
food prices and a 7.7 percent overall inflation rate
in 1978.
Fish& More®
•2 Crispy
Fish Fillets $211119 •Golden Fryes I
•Fresh Cole Slaw
•Crunchy
Hushpupples
~~"8fiver~~
SEAFOOD SHOPPES .
Jnl HaL• llYd. •.Costa Me ..
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Nete PreJ•ef
Ja c qu es
Cousteau , the
French pioneer
of under1ea ex·
plor~tlon . will
aall his oceano-
gra ph I c r e·
searc h s h ip I Ca l ypso i nto
Lake Superior f
this week to film
three documen· I taries.
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t'eseelae Not Nee•nl
Smallpox NOw No Threat
ATLANTA <AP> -P'ederal
health officials say it is no
longer necessary to inoculate
against smallpox because the
dlsease has been eradicated.
The federal Immunization
Practices Advisory Committee
has revised its recommenda·
lions on smallpox, vaccln~ to
renect eradication of the dis·
ea.se, the national Center for
Disease Control reported in its
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly
Report.
The CDC said smallpox vac.
...
·: ..
')
cinaUon is neceuary only for
laboratory wortten dired.ly ln·
volved in research on smallpox
or oloeely relatech11"UM1.
Although four nations in
Africa and Asia -Cambodia,
Madagascar, Djibouti and Ql9d
-still require proof of smallpox
vaccination as a condition of en·
try, the immunization commit·
tee recommended against re-
ceiving it even for travel to
those countries.
In the· past, when many cocm·
tries, including the United
Statea, required proof of v4c· cination. a waiver letter could
be obtained by travelers for
whom vaccination w~s
dan1eroua. the report said .
"Beca111e of ttie success of Che
eradication procram and Ute
substantial risk of complications
from vaccination, there is
jusUficatlon for living such let·
ten to all travelers," the CDC
report said.
1'he CDC also warned a1aillSl
u sing s m a llpox vaccipe
tber~ally.
•
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oranoeeoas• D••'v P1•0• Editorial Page ...................................................
A8
Mondty. Seplembtf 8, 1980
Robert N. Weed1Publlsher Tho~s Keevll 'Editor
Barbara Kre1biCh l Editorlat Paoe.Edltor
Strange Response
To the Taxpayers
>.. pointed out by 5lh Dlstrtct SupervlJOr Thom11
RUey lut week, it's lAdeed an odd aituatlon when the tax-
payen •re asked to b•lp 1uppon u or1anlullon thin
aeema to make a habit ot suing the •o\•emment.
But a 1Poketman for t.M Onn1e County Le1al Ald
Society, which la suppoeed to prov&de le111 aervicu ror
the poort uaured the Board ot upervlaora lhfl hablt l
about to ne broken by ita new dlrecton.
So the board afreed lo lf&nl lht> OClt>l m7.000 out
of S2.3 mlWoa lo f~eral revenue 1hanna fund.a that w~rt>
being dlvvled up am~1 various SO<'lal pro11ram.s ~ or
ganazation had a5ked for$338.000
RUey wtd Boord C'haJrman Ralph Clur" 'otNt .i"'°"' the allocation. contendin11 thut lhl• sn<"h'I" hnct bt•1•n
spendlna too much or 1L umf' und ni ttt'\ on rmntt du"
action lawsuits, mostly conrt'rnln11 huu11n.i Cor low
income families and some of thc-m dirt""'"'' ""' rn ... 1 lhC' county.
The society's new l'Xttulht' dlt'tw ror JLUhl lh«'rtt hud
been "reth'inking t• of th ts pohn· unct c hAt thr lnh•nOnn •~
to improve individual :seh'H't'!t tn th" pout
This is more lik«> 1t t'lil~ tidh'" '"""lllt' .11,• un .m
teresting exercise. tJut lht• point nf ttw .. 11twolln11 of tu~
funds is to make sur~ pt1"'4lll!' "ho ''·"' t 11tfo1 d .1 l 1" yt•r can have decent le1?al repa..-c-nt a thul .
Supervisors s hould kt'•'I' .t t'lt s,• ''al t'l1 on 1 ht•
society's operations in th«" t'tlmtnt: 't•.ar to tu.11..t· s un' tht•
new p6licy is bein8 currll'd out
We're Not Happy
With speeches. mariachis. danC'ing. a birthday cuke
and Vice President Mondale. Los Angelt-s last week
kicked off a year· long bicenteMial C'elebratlon.
We were all set lo wish our neighbor a happy birth·
day party when Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley and
County Supervisor) Pete Schabarum tried to pull the rug
out from under Orange County's effort to be assigned a
separate highway financing district.
For years now. Los Angeles has been grabbing off the
lion 's share of gasoline tax money from District 7, which
it shares with Orange and Ventura counties.
So it was with considerable joy ..that we learned the
state Legislature had voted to grant Orange County a
separate district -and a better share of the tax money
collected here.
But no sooner had the vote been taken than Bradley
and Schabarum were pressuring Gov. Brown lo veto the
measure. on the flimsy grounds that it might encourage
growth in Orange County -which is strictly none of their
business.
Call us churli1h if yon will. Angelenos. But we see
nothing to feeling rieighborly about, even on a 200lh birth·
day, when you are trying to steal our share of the
highway funds cake.
Septenilier Song
September means many things to many people -the
end of summer, the end of vacation. the beginning of
school. In Washington, September is finish·spending-the-
budget month.
The federal fiscal year runs from October th.rough
September and nothing can equal the panic of the
bureaucrat who suddenly realizes he has n't yet managed
to use up h.is entire budget.
The fear of course. is that this lapse could result in a
lower budget allocation for next year -a fate worse than
death for a bureaucrat.
So the spending spree is in full swing. with projects
being launched. contracts drawn up and purchases made
in all directions to clean out that surplus money.
A study by the Comptroller General on the spending
patterns of major government agencies revealed they
spend, on an average, 21 percent of their annual budget in
the last two months of the year. Some have spent· as
much as 50 percent in the final two-month flurry.
Now this sort of s pending frenzy obviously can result
in pointless waste and ill-considered investments so it's
been suggested that yet another agency be set up to
monitor the spending.
The question then would be. who would monitor the
monitors?
. Seamy Politics
It's more than a little shocking to learn that the Fair
Political Practices Commission has been obliged to fine
the California Republican Central Committee $14,000 for
falsifying a pre-election mailing.
Seems the GOP group sent out more than a mlllion
campaign letters before the 1978 gener al election in
behalf of 14 Republican candidates. The mailing clearly
implied that the letters came from lax crusader Howard
Jarvis whose name appeared on the envelopes.
The law requires that the name of the candidate or
s upporting committee appear on the envelope of a cam·
paign mailer.
The committee agreed it had been responsible for de·
signing and distributing the letters and tacking on the
Jarvis name. This is not the sort of maneuver that lends
credence to political campaigning.
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
Other views expre~sed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321
Boyd I TY Strip Show
ByL.M. BOYD
.Qn lat.e·ni&ht television In
Turin, Italy, is a game show
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Why does Carter say he
wtll re·lndustriallu
America lD h1I second
term when be de·
lndU.trlalbed It ln his
ftnt?
O.J.
something like strip poker,
except winners and losers
answer questions rather than
play hands of cards. Men
compete against women. lr a
contestant answers wrongly,
that party discards an article
of clothing. If the player
answers rightly, that contes·
tant puts back on an article
of clothing. What the men
win I don't know, but the
women winners get mink
stoles. And correspondents
say hundreds of Turin's local
ladies put their names on waltlnl Uata &.o appear on the
. show.
Q. Who invented the mobile
home trailer?
A. You'v6 heard ol I.be
niation plon .. r Glenn H.
Curt!as? He'a l;)le fellow.
Jack And non
' Book on Flynn May Spark Suit
WASlllNOTON Charles
llltiham'11 UtUlalin~ btoaruphy of tt1'1 late Errcil t' lynn m~ts
ult th «rltt.'rw or "llght summer rt~udlni " Kul now aoi.lilP lovcn>
('l)fl look rorwud to u heavy
wlhtur 1:1N1ucl a libel M.lll
aKuln11t lllwhum by 1''1ynn's two
1urv1vu1tc duughhmc
Whul UJ)tltb them. of rour:,t-
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woull.l ~top ot
nothm• to l:t•i
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M'nt1ut1on.•h·hari:t·s haVl' hclrx•d
111 :.ell tht• h11uk and ha\'I!
l'llrll'hl'tl lh~ham
(}darning thl' dt.•;ul is not ::ic·
1111nablc in Unikd States l'ourts.
But It 1:; 1n Quebec. und that's
\\ lwr<.' San f"r:im·1st.'o attorney
Melvin lklh ha:. rited suit
'fllF. Fl..AMBOV/\NT "Km~ of
Torts" i.a 1d h e took lht•
pos thumous def a m i•lH>n of
Richard R eeves
r haracter case "to &how authon
tmd publlahinl houses that they
huvc a ttspon.;lbUity to people
;ind not profit.ti." Belll added:
·'This sort of s mut sells books.
Out ther e i s certai nly
:.ome thing very wrong with al·
tackin~ someone who can't fight
buck "
One Flynn Intimate whom
lllgham did not contact for his
research was David Niven. who
onced shared bachelor digs with
Flynn in llollywood. Higham ex·
plained that Niven was abroad
;.ind co11ld not be reached. But
reporter Carol O'Connor had lit·
tie trouble localing Niven in
southern France and interview·
Ing him by phone.
••WJIATEVEa Flynn was. he
was most definitely a heterosex·
ual." said Niven. Asked about
Truman Capote's claim thal he
once had had sex with Flynn,
Niven replied, "lsn 't it conve·
nicnt that Errol isn't around to
shove Capote's teeth down his
throat?"
A~ for U11' Nazi charge. Niven
s:11ct "Evt.'ryone in those days
l..n ttw bomt•ont' who knew
~o mt•om· who s upported the
NUZll• Obvious ly there was sup-
port for th e Na il c3use .
Otherwise, they wouldn't have
been able to annlhHate six million
Jews. but just because Errol
knew someone -lhal doesn't
mukehimaNail ..
NIVEN FOUND IT "absolute·
ly r eprehensible that anyone
could make a liv1n~ from def am·
ing the dead." lhs view was
echoed by actor Tony Curtis.
· who cracked : "Tell Higham I'm
workin~ on a book about him.
But I'm not going to have it
published Wllil after he's dead."
Angriest of all 1s Rory Flynn.
the actor·s 32·ycar·old daughter.
"Jiigham tricked us and used
us." she said. "He told ~ he
really loved Daddy and wanted to
do a sensitive book ... ·Then he
turned around and printed all Lhat
tras h." .
She added: "ll1gham bcttt.•r
stay out or my w;,iy If people
thought my fathe r was tough.
they stiould know that a mad
Flynn is very dangerous.··
Footnote: Higham refused to
comment on the lawsuit. But he
stuck by his claim of Flynn's
Nazi sentiments ;.ind said he has
documents which Indirectly sup.
port the charge ... The man to
me is guHty of high treaison." he
said. "I fell a moral need to tell
the world what Errol Flynn wus
really like." •'•
TOURl~M TRAP: U.S. tax.·.
payers are about to s ubsidiie the
nation's hotels. restaurants and .-~
other tourist-Oriented bus inesses
to the tune of S9.5 million.
In an unprecedc ntC!d power
grab. tourism indU!>try lobl•y1sts
have all but succccec.J cd 1n
pushing throuJ(h ConJ(ress the
National To uris m Polley Act
The Senate version of the bill ••
would sl'l up a "tourism ror
porat1on" Lo stimulate travl•I to
this country by tourists rrom
abroad. The House version calls
l'or the idea lo be .. studied."
Although the corporation itself
would be non.profit. its obv1ou~
goal 1s to brinl:! greater profits to
the tourbm mclu!>try Tht: lal><•
p;.iyers woulc.1 be foot1n1:? the bill
for promotion:..! activitic~ that
p ri vatt: indus tr y w o uld -
otherwise have to pay for )l'l
the corp or<.1t1on woulcl he
privately operated. not under
government control Th1rtc1:n or
tht• 15 directors of the c<irpora· "
lion an· to be "scmor l'Xt.·cut1\'l'
offi cers of touri~m corpora .
lions·· ·
The Offi ce of Mana~cment
and Budget sent a s izihng letter
to House Speaker Thomas "Tip"
O'Neil. D·Mass .. in an effort to
block the bill. "The corporation
wourd be a feder a lly funded
private s pecial·intercs t J?roup. ··
the OMB contended. "This ar·
r;,ingcment mvites CQrruplion
and Conn1ct O( 1ntl•rcSt "·
THE OMB also found 1t "ex-
traordinary" that the board
d ~ woul be empowered to deal
directly with foreign govern-
ments -a Las k histor1callv
ha ndled by the Executive
Bran<'h.
"Tlw ( '11n:.t1tutiun provides for
only three branches of ~overn·
men t . ·· the 0 ~1 B r e minded
()',:>.;e1ll "The torporat1on would
nrtu:.ill~· lttkt!" on the trapp1nf!~
of a fmuth •
Y l't UrH:Jt.•r prt•S:.Urt.• from
hometown businessml'n, mem
be rs ot C'on eress a rt' t'X peeled to
pas" the tourism monl·v !!rah
O\ erwhelm1ngl).
Football Heroes Go Limping Through life
• LOS ANGELES -School's
back in and many a youn~
man·s fancy will be turning to.
football. Older men's fancies.
too a lo t of h e r oes of
Saturdays and Sundays past wall
limp over to watch the kids play.
Limping. living as a cripple, is
too often the price or th•e cheers
of autumn .
Alan G reen·
berg. a sport!\
writer ror the
Los .Angeles
T i m es .
noticed, dur·
ing cere ·
monies hon ·
oring form -
er Los An ·
geles Rams
players last year, that many or
the dazzling athle t es o f
yesteryear could barely walk onto
the field.
"The scene," Greenberg
wrote. "pointed up a seldom re·
marked-upon legacy ror football
playe rs -they often pay a
lifelong price in pain or loss of
mobility for their days of glory."
Oiarles McCabe
li e then co ntacted 30
former players for the National
Football Leag ue team to see
what effect years of high school.
college and professional football
had had on their bodies and their
lives. The group played during
the years between 1946 and 1976
-some. hke quarterback Frank
Ryan a nd d efensive tac kl e
Roosevelt Gr ier were stars -
and most of them were living in
constant pain from old injuries.
"WHAT DO you want to do -
kill football ," joked Les
Horvath, a running back in the
late 1940s. "Have you ever .seen
an ex·football player who wasn't
crippled?'.' Horvath. a dentist
now. had four sbould~r separa·
lions as a player and his ten·
donitis has sometimes been so
painful that he could not lift his
shoulder high enough to put a
hand in his pocket.
Ryan, who is 43 years ol<f. is
now the nthletic director at Yale
University. After several opera·
tions. he cannot straighten his
right knee. "My ankles are
bad.'' he said ··1 <·an bl' ~alking
around like J perfrctl~ nnrmal
person. and !>omethanf. might
s haft Ill them and I htcrall\
won't be ablt: to walk ... m v
body as a constant rt•mindcr th~t
I s acrificed some'thrng playing
football. and rm not sure that
wha t I got as r('ally worth at." . .
GRI ER. 47, hJs a s peech im·
pediment from a severed nerve.
sometimes cannot s traighten up
and as in daily p:11n. Runnin.i:t
back Tommy M;.isoo. 40. ha.::.
compressed neck vertebrae and
a not1 ceabJc limp He is facing
a nothe r knee o pe ration. his
seventh. Tackle Don Simensen.
54 . said: "I can po ur a cup of
coffee. but if I pack 1l up. I get
more on the fldor than in lhe
cup,"
Wide receiver Pat Studstill
can 't run. can't stra1_ghten his
right elbow and. like many of his
teammates has chronic arthritis.
"I've got pnm constantly," he
said. "And I've got"' lamp. But it1s
kmdofastylishth1ng .. l'ddo1t
a ll over a~ain. I am one of the few
peoplC' th;.it r;,in s•1\ 1 \\:Is om· o l'
t h l· bt·~l 1n thl· \\ orfLI ;11
.::.uml•th1ng ·
MA~')' OF TllE old ffil'O sa~·
that. thut thl•v trcasurt· the c"<·
µern.'n<'c p;1in and ull "f ig·
nor(' the p;11n . said renter Art
Hunter. 46. ··1r I thought about
1t . I could be m bed 24 hours a
day. ll 's hke background mus1C'.
I don ·1 dwe ll on it. Mos t of the
..:uys just think about the gooc.1
times··
Football players. j?rcat one~.
arc good at ignoring pain. And if
the hurt 1s too bad. the teams
h;.ive h1~hly skilled physici::ms -
doctors whose s kill with dru~i;
and braces is used for J,lcttm~ an
hour's play out of a m an even if
the price is a lifetime of greater
pain.
·1 can hardly w;.ilk ." said
center Bob deLauer. s:i "Th~
doctor s ays l 've l?Ot l('~s of an
SQ.yea r·old man. Ever} one gets
full of arthritis. But when you
s pend a career hitting into peo·
pie. somcthmg·s got to g1\'c "
Tough British libel laws 'Censor' the Press
There as nothing the English
like more than a ri1ht proper
scandal. When I was living In
Wilts hire In 1963, there was a
dandy. The beautiful brunette
Duchess ot Argyll was accused
by her duke of having shared the
beds of al least three other men.
For a week or ten days, in a
court In Edinburgh, the two had
been telling
judees quite
awful things
about each
other. The
duchess was
an interna·
tionally
k n o w n
member of
the Jel set.
The duke
was, well. a duke.
The duchess was. In ract, the
Mrs. Sweeney (by a former
marrlace> mentioned by Cole
Porter in the lyrics or his song
''You're the Top.''
Gossips everywhere wanted to
know everything, verbatim ir
posaible. In England, unhappily,
they were totally frustrated. u
they had been earlier In the
matter at Klng Edward Vlll and
Mrs. Slmpson. The testimony in
divorce ca1ea, u.nder British
law, may not be printed.
I had friend s i n San
Francisco who we re equally
curious, and not at all satisfied
with meager reports that came
over the wire services. I did a
wily thing. For the period of the
trial I s ubscr ibed to "The
Scotsman." an extremely
conservative daily news paper
printed in Edinburgh.
THE SCOTS paper printed
~erbatim the entire testimony in
the cue and it was racy stuff in·
deed, involving unspeakable
acts, sadism. mas0chism. the
lot. All this I sent back to a
friend in Hillsborough, who
passed it around to her friends. I
had performed a real public
service. I was reminded of this little
tale when I read in a recent
issue of "The Nation" a piece by
the novelist Clancy Segal on the
horron of British libel law. Not
only divorce law, but the law of
contempt Is so Draconian In
wording that serious
investieatlve reporting is
impossible in Britain.
Besides this, there is the
wretched Ofllcal Se<:relti Act -
wblc.h, accordint to Segal,
.. makes lt an indictable otrense
to publis h even the number of
cups of tea cons umed b y
workers in f)ny government
department.··
.1$EING A JOURNA LIST or a
writer of any kind In Britain can
be decidedly hazardous to your
health or your pocketbook. For
one r easo n o r anothe r
journalists nearly always lose
when they are served a writ for
libel or defamation in England.
Contrariwise. In Scotland it is
r are for anything larger than
nominal damages to be awarded._
in a libel action.
Among r ecent libel actions
Segal cites:
-Twenty .six members of
Parliament of all parties sue
"The Daily Mail" for printing
their poor attendance records -
and all win substantial damages
as well as abject apologies.
Quotes
"Violence is a man's Issue as
much as a woman's. Women say
they can't walk the streets. but
It's the same for men· -but
they're afraid to be afraid.'' -
Frederic Hayward. founder of
Men's Rlg.hls Inc , a jlroup th.et
battles sex discrfminatlon
agalnst men
-A fash ion mod el su es
"Vanity Fair" for implying she
has pimples.
-"Mr. Teasy·Wea~y." a
hairdresser. s ues a newspaper
for suggesting he may have lost
his hardball in the art or fixing
ladies locks .
-Dame Rebecca West sues
"The Spectator" for printing .. a
bad book review.
THE LIBEL laws can be used
as an e ffective fo rm of
censorship. Segal mentioned an
unnamed author who some 20
years ago wrote a book about hls
c hildhood. It wiJI probably never
be published In Britain "beca~e
his mother. an i'llustrious
literary name garlanded with
royal honors, threatens to sue
h im ." Thal lady :"Sounds
suspiciously like Dame Rebecca
W est. whose novelis t son
Anthony was fathe red out of
wedlock by H.G. Wells .
Britain is a free country. in
many ways freer than our own.
But Its press is decidedly not
free. The British news man ls
somewhe'rc between a good
butler and a good t ailor. Even IC
he Is a gentleman he ceases to
be one when be goes to woTk for
The Times •
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CALIFORNIA
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Police llunt
Killer of 3 1
Ew .. 1.,.. Crlllll &r .. 1
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> bKutivea at OM or tbe world's lar1t1t wlnerle11 have be1u.n
cru.ablna lfl"9 dllriq a ltrike by worken for
· eompaa1et that auppl)' 50
( )
........ ol ... •••loft.,
ST ATE _ wtn~ atnlte by about...
l ,SOO memben of the
Winery, Dlalillery and Allied Worten UIUon bet&D Friday after ne10lia
lioaa with the D ·member Winery Employers As·
sociaUoa b"*e olf because of a dispute over wases and new employeea policies.
-----. . .. ...
..............
'Lou G~ant' Tops
Acton' Strike Du.. ... Ni/Id
LOI ANOSLD <AP>·-'ftl ••Loll lq a...-for "TM Mary Tylet
'Grant'' Mriel woa u... mOlt-,. Moon .... ••
at u aw.,. ,......tadala all W "lt wu a kit euler UU. way," ~rt .. ~~~.ud ~ Auer Aid tawr la a wlephone la·
.. , ---• tervlew fram hil bome, WW. be WU There ..,. few familiar fHll • watcblaa a dtlayed telecut ot the
the IC,.. u more tbaa IO atan Emmy ihow. "I'm d•U1bted with tbe
1tayed a••Y from the llDd uaual 1uce9U ot the 1how. I'm aorry we're
Tel.vl1ioa Academy Awardl pro-not t.Mre, but hopefully we can con.
tram Sunday nilht ln 1uppon ot u. trilHM a liW. bit by not belnl there.
50·daf .old actors' •trike a1a1n1t the It will call attenUoa to the fact that
move 1tudlo1 and televhloa webavea.atriketotakecareof."
netwona. Alner'a award wu accepted Joie·
A few variety atan -aucb u ln1ly by Tom Smothen, who •UU•t·
Steve Allen and Dick Clan, wbo ed Asner drop by his house and
•t•pped in u t.o.ta at the I• mlaute "JPaybe I'll live It to you and maybe
-•bowed up tot.-, the natdtall ~.~~Ol'l't " televlaed pro1ram 10101. AUep ·
quipped, "We've 1ot a atar·atudded The lengthy Emmycaat also
audience -three 1tara and u featured movin& tributes to David
stud s." • 'Janaaen and J immy Durante. TV
ONLY ONE ACTOa. Powtr.J
Boothe, appeand to accept bis
award as best -lead actor in a limited
aeries for CBS' ''Guyana Tra1edy:
The Story ot Jim Jones."
staTs who died within the past year.
c.rc .... , .. lfl'ff •tlddl•
LOS ANGELES <AP> -President Carter has
won the endorsement of the United Farm WQReis
in his bid for re-election, but a spokesman for in·
dependent presidential candidate John Anderson
said his man talned, too, even in defeat.
Three people escaped injury when this helicopter. towing an ad·
vertising banner. crash landed on Ardmore Avenue in Bellflower
Sunday afternoon. The unidentified pilot, noting he was losing fuel.
tried to make it to Long ~ach airport about five miles away. He
landed in the street. severing telephone lines and the top of a
telephone pol<'
Boothe, who &ot the eveDiJll'• only
standint ovation said, "Thia is either
the moe1t couraieous moment ot my
career or the stupidest." He sald he
s upported bottr the Television
Academy and the acto'fs' stand.
The Screen Acton Guild and the
American Federation of Television
a nd Radio Art.ista walked out on July
21 in a dispute over money for pay
t elevis i o n and sales of
video cassettes.
Sta~e Agencies·
Set· Joint Test
Of Converters
RIVERSIDE <AP> -Putting aside
their differences for the moment, the
s tate 's two smog agencies have agreed
to a loint study of the effectiveness of
cata )'tic converters in reducing smog
from auto exhaust.
"I am diHppointed but not discouraged
because. unlike the other speakers, former
Wisconaln governor Patrick Lucey's address
stirred the heart.a of the United Farm Workers de·
legates," said Jim Tindaro. Anderson's Southern
California campaip manager. after Sunday's vote
by UFW memben. Lucey is Anderson's running
mate.
San Jacinto llaze CBS was the numerical winner of
the evening, with 13 Emmys ,
followed by ABC with 10 and NBC
with five. Tile rest of the awards
went to PBS or syndicated shows.
Al a meeting here of the state Air
Resources Board the board and the
South Coast Air Quality Management
District decided to jointly test about 30
hllh·mHeage car s equipped with
catatyttc converters at the ARB's
laboratory in El Monte.
'
Finally Controlled Wini 111E Acroas absent. the
telecast was a dull. lackluster affair
indeed. Even without the usual ac-Qn•feaA-.11 ... L,..
BRIDGEPORT (AP> -The third and fourth
earthquakes in two days shook the Mono Lake
area during the weekend, but ·no damage or in·
juries were reported, officials said.
The two quakes Saturday night were classified
as part of a "swarm" of continuous tremors that
go on for about an hour, said Kate Hutton. a
sR..Qt.e.1woman for th• California JnstituU-of-
TechnolotY Seismology Laboratory In Pasadena. . . ., ........ .......,. ,.,_.
PALM SPRINGS CAP I A stub-
born brushfire on a mountain above
Palm Springs that burned for almost
two weeks. blackened more than
28.000 acres and damaged six winter
homes finally was controlled by
firefighters, authorities said.
The rire was controlled about 6 ~.m . Sunday~ s aid Larry Kid,
spokesman for the Riverside County
Fire Department's Pes:rls station.
about 30 miles west of Palm Springs.
firef1ghters with minor Injuries. ceptance 1peeches by acton, the
The fire also destroyed six winter show extended to a soporific three
homes valued at $250,000 in Andreas hours . one hour longer than
Canyon. scheduled.
FIREnGHTEKS HAD difficulty "Lou Grant," a highly realistic
fi ghting the blaze because of erratic newspaper s eries on CBS, was
winds that came up after noon each named best dramatic series and
day hiQdering helicopter Oilht.11 and picked up fiv~ additional awards, in·
water and name retardant drops. eluding two for abaent act.on Ed
Also. the fire was in steep terrain Asner and Nancy Marchand. and for
that inclines as much as 60 de1rees writer Seth Freeman and director
on the western face of Mount San Roter Yount. The sixth award wu
Jacinto. In the technical area. Fl&EnGHTEas WE&E mopping The n ames were so bad that the The next cl01eSt winner was ABC's·
DOWNEY (AP> -Four of five people sou1ht up "hot spot.II and islands" of fire Palm Sprin1s Aerial Tramway, a "Baryshnikov on Broadway," which
In connection with an alle1ed plot to s lay a within the U.mile·long fire lines, said popular tourist attraction. wu ctoeed got four awards. Three each went to
Downey police officer for Sl.000 have been arrest· fire command post spokeswoman to the public and used for two weeks ABC's "Taxi" and NBC's "Moviola"
ed. a Loa Anleles County Sheriff's spokesman Mellouise Curey. solely to transport nrefighteri to the and "The Miracle Worker." Sc>me of
said . The blue, apparently started by blaze. the a ward11 were in technical
The man still at lar1e was one of two alle~edly four boys playing with matches, Officials from four agencies the categones.
paid $1,000 ln advance to carry out t~e killing of began Aug. 26 and roared up the California Department of Forestry,
officer Jim Rice. 35, authorities said. 10,716-foot·hilh Mount San Jacinto the Rlveraide County and Palm ASNE&. AS THE iraaclble city
Rice's wife wu amona three arrested and which towers over the desert floor. Springs fire departments. and the editor. wu named beat lead actor m
booked Sunday for investlaation of compiracy to Some 1,850 firefighters fou1bt the U.S. Forest Service -said the coet a dramatJc series. It ·wu Asner''
commit murder and aoUcitaUon to commit murder. names during the past two weeks. of fig hting the blaze was estimated at fifth Emmy for playin1 Lou Grant.
said DeputyToay R..sricua. Ms . Curr y said . l e avi ng 42 S3 million. two for th.ls show and three support·
IN ADDITION to the three pollu·
tants controlled by state and federal
. law -carboo monoxide, oxijles of
nltro1en and hydrocarbons -tlie total
combustion analysis also will test for
such aub6tances as formaldehyde and
other aldehydeS.
Officials said the study should settle
lbe battle over catalytic converters
which has divided the two agencies in
reeent months.
THE DIST&ICT principally through
its public affairs drrec\or. Jim
BirakOI, hu claimed faulty convertef'
deaitn ia reaponsible for the increased
smog levels of the last two yean.
81rakos also has indicated that de·
fective converters may actually in·
crease formaldehyde emissions.
But the board t>as claimed that
weather is the cause of increased
smo1, rather than the converters,
which became standard eqlltpment on
most California cars in 1975. ---1 ~··-~ ;:~·~ :~ ....... ~~~, Jlliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii ... _________________ _,, ...... ._ __ iiiiiiolllliiiiiimiiii ... ______ .... ________ "I
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~ """""'" .,. . ""' -, i Dear· World i\ ,, I I ~ I ~ i1 ;t
. MY YOUNG SON starts to school this
week ... It's all going to be sort of strange and
new to him for awhile, and I wish you wo uld
. sort of treat him gently.
1 ~1 I ~ l ~I I~ I . . ~ ~
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~ The famous Brooks Brothers i
~ shirt, from our own workroom~ ~
~ ~ ' ~' :h:~;h~::;d~' l~:"!.~~thi~ ::::~~~·:: of~~~~ ~
Pima cotton ox.foa'd, with the button-down Polo ~
collar that completes the classic look. The shirt
U1~ yowr Broolt1 Brotlttr1 cltargt accotmt or Amtrican Bxp,,ss.
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You see, up to now he's been kin& of the
roost . . . He's been boss of the backyard ... His
mo ther has always been near to soothe his
wounds and repair his f eclings.
But now things are going to be different.
He's going to walk down the front steps,
wave his hand. and start o ut on the great
adventure ... It is an adventure that mi&ht take
him across continents, across oceans ... It's an
adventure that will probably include wars and
tragedy and sorrow . . . To -live his life in the
world he will have to live in will require faith
and love and courage.
So, Wor\d. I wish you would 90rt of look
after him ... Take him by the hand and teach
him things he will have to know.
But do it gently, if you can. .
He will have to learn. I know. that all men
are not just, that all men are not true.
But teach him also that for every scoundrel
there is a hero . . . that for every crooked
politician there . is a sreat and dedicated
leader .... Teach him that fo; every enemy.
there is a friend.
Steer him away from envy, if"you can ... and
te~ch him the secret of quiet lauahter.
tn school. World, teach him it is far more
honorable to fail than to cheat ... Teach him to
have faith in h's own ideas, even if ewryone
uys they are wrona ... Teach him to be 111\tle
with aentle people and touah with touah peoplt.
Try to give my son the strength not to follow
the crowd when everyone is gettina on the
bandwaaon ... Teach him to listen to all men -
but teach him also to filter all he hears on a
screen of truth and take just the good that
siphons throuah.
Teach him. if you can, how to laugh when
he's sad . . . Teach him there is no shame in
ttan ... Teach h im there can be &Jory in failure
and despair in aucceu.
Treat him aently. World, if you can. But
don•t coctdle him ... Becauae only the test of
fire makes fine steel . . . Let Rim have the
cour1ae to be impatient . . . Let him have the
patience to be brave .
Let him be no man '1 man . . . Teach him
always to have sublime faith In hlmaelf.
Because then he will always have sublime
faith in mankind.
This is quite an order, World, but aee what
you can do ... tte•s auch a nice little fellow, my
son!
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. IEALTOR .. snATIOM CAN• cosn Y-...
Once you put real estate o u o d • s i z e d c h e c k·
on the mert<et. you have to depending on the selling
make up your mind to price. Never accept a
move when the right offer verbal promise and take
comes. Your as•dng price your. property.off,1he
should come pretty ctose market. The ne15t ' day. a
to your Mtling pricle If you good Nie may b«i lost if
have pricied your ~ you are tied up in this type
realistically. The r ight o f Q u est ion a b I e
offer may be vour first tranuctlon.-You'll never
offer. and If you tum it have to worry about this
dOwn. you may never get situation arising if the sale
another•good. of your property is 1n the
However. the offer handsofaReanor
should be a written one -.
the onty kind thM has any
, real lignlficwloe and on
which you~ depend.
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NATION
·U.S. Supercities Predicted
.. ,....._.
aOMS -<AP) -By the year
.. Ult the world'• l*)ple will
be UW.. • ctU• that ,alrudy · ue~U.., to fHd anCI house tlat atlnl they have, ac-
eord to 1tudi• pr•ented to a
Unl NatJoait eonl•~nce.
"Tb•r• a re already a ba n -..
doned children llvtn1 on the
1 •lrffU ln many Latin American
clU.. and It wtll be worse In the
future If p~t fertility rates
continue,· aald Philander Clux-
ton, prealdent of the World
•Population 8c)clety, a prlvote or·
laDlaaUoa wtth headquartel'5 in
Wa1blne\On. D.C.
• 'IAoMMSNTO <AP>
I ->. • "9.1 ~t Jump ta lht number ot maJor lMtta lb Callfom la led
major crtm .. to an 11.1
perclGt lftercHe d urtn1
ib• fln t ball of 1980.
already been o ffe r ed more lhun three
limes what he paid for it , but that lt las not
for sale.
aMalt Attorney O~neral
O.or10 Doukm.;Jlan an·
M une'tld Uutt Mmon1 the
,.,ven major orrenaes,
forcible rape came In
Hcond, arter theft or noo or more, with a
<1 Jte percent increase.
Vitamin E May ·H.elp
Prevent Bre~~t Cysts
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C HICAGO CAP) Moderate
amounts of vitamin E may provide
relier for millions of women who suf-
fer from benign but painful breast
cysts, a Baltjmore scientist says.
A study indicates t hat vitamin E
gave complete relief from the painlul
lumps in 38 percent or 26 women test-
ed. said Dr. Robert S. London, direc-
tor of reproductive endocrinology at
Baltimore's Mt. Sinai Hospital, who
headed a research team.
BUT THEllE WAS no clear ex-
plan ation of why the vitamin E
helped, London said in a report, in the
Journal of the American Medical As-
sociation.
"I can give you five pages of
theory, but I'm really not sure," he
sa id.
I·, : .t I t ··~ • ti~DICINE
pha rmacological substances readily
available at drug stores.
SUNDA&AM SAID THE expert·
ments, funded by the American
Cancer Society. showed that using
vitamin E increased levels of HDL. a
type of cholesterol thought to give
protection from cardiova~uiar dis·
ease.
Vitamin E treatment should be
used with caution because it does af-
fect cholesterol and hormone levels.
London said .
''The girls become problttull's
literally as soon as they arc able
a nd th~ boys a rt' pimps ur
thieves," he told The Assot•talt:d
Press.
Claxton was a111on~ urban
planners and mayors from :fl
countries who allt'n<h.'d the cou
fer encc <>n c1t1t·s siionsu1 t·J IJy
lhl.' U. N. Fund for J1opulat11m
Activlti~~-Tht-Oll'\'l lnl( f<1l'Wit'd
on ways to makt• nltl'"' of tlw
future more hvablt• l
Whiie discussions fll<·11:-.t•c1 on
urban problems 1n tit·~ l'lopmg
countries. Chicago Ma}1ir J;.1m·
M Oymc said she would like to
mak<' her l'ity more hk(• Euro"
pcan Clllll::. Wifh j.!rJCC fU J foun
turni. and stclt•\\ alk <'.lft>s.
/\bout GJO milltun pocple \\Ill
It vc in so n11lc{J supercities of
more than 5 million in the y(lar'
2000. rnarkin~ a rn 11:rat10n l<I
urbJn nrt•as tlOJll'lTCdcnted in
the l11sto1 y of 111ankiC111. ut·l'ord-
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confercnn·
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1980 the fll'rn•nt ai:1• i:ru' tu 40
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And although vitamin E is availa·
ble at most drug stores. it should not
be taken indiscriminately because it
affects hormone and c holest erol
levels. he cautioned.
The vitamin had "profound ef-
fects" in reducing lo normal the
elevated hormone levels found in
most women who had the cysts.
·'At the dosage levels we pre"
scr ibed, which weren 't all that high,
vitamin E is not a benign vitamin
that you can take like vitamin C 1f
you think you're getting a cold." he
said. '
Vitamin E is found in wheat-germ
oil, lettuce. whole -grain cereals .
m ilk, meat , liver. eggs and most
vegetables.
THE CIT\ S HCJL1$1t'J(,j ANU L(Jf'. W 11 Y 0£ \ ELOPMENT
COMMIT TH WANTS YOU TU TE LL IT WtlA l NE r uc; ro h DUNE
ANO HOW 11 CAN BE DON£ TO 01 AL w1 t H l t r • '1 1 t., ~· JIJ\ll\IG
AND COMMUN IT Y D EVELC..1P'.,l.~J r r HO!lLL".'S • • .
THAT IS ESPECIALLY significant
in women who swrer from~ form or
cyst ca lled m a mmary displasia.
which is thoug ht to incre ase a
woman's chance of getting breast
cancer by two to eight times.
Elevated a m ounts of certain
hormones have been linked to breast
eancer In older women , according to
Dr. V.C. Sundaram. a team member
a nd assist ant professor at Johns
Hopkins medical school.
Ta king vitamin E reduces thole
hor mone levels a nd possibly could
prevent cancer from developing, he
said .
About 20 pe rcent of American
women s uffer from the fibrous breast
d isorder , also called fibrocystlc
breast disea 1e o r fibro u s
mastopathy, LondOft said.
EVEN IF 'l'JIE c ysts r e lJlain
benign , they often cause extreme
pain, esp ecially j u st befo r e
menstrual periods.
But after 26 women received doses
of vitamin E. the team found that In
10 women, "the lum ps went away
and the patients noticed tremendous
clinical improveme nt."
Another 12 wo m en got a fair
amount of relief, and four did not
respond to t he treatment. London
said .
T h ere were n o h a rmful
physiological side effects from the
treatment, which involved a daily
dose of the vitamin in a 600 lU
capsule -a standard measure for
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On U.S. Border
SAN YSJDRO <AP> -The new.
steel-mesh fence is up between Ti·
juana. Mexico, andthe United St.ates
-the resultof$2 million in l{.S. tax-
payers· money and 15 months work
-and, already. repair work is under
way.
The rmaJ stake was d riven last
week for the 10-foot-hlgh fence that
stretches 5.7 miles from the Paalfic
Ocean to a half-mile east of the San
Ysidrobordercrossing.
Workers are repairin& 30 holes cut
by alienslncllmblnllhrou1h.
Union Must Pay
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-A ~raJ
jud&e has ruled that a union trmt fund
of hotel, motel, restaurant, bar and
c lub employees -rather tha n
employen -must pay 1ick l~ave
benefita to members. In effect, the or-
der by U.S. District Judie Stanley A.
Wei~ requires offlcial1 of the Hotel
and Re staura nt Employees and
Bartender s Local 2 and Servi ce
Employees Local 14 to sien aeree·
ments made with employera 13
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NATION tWl y Pft.OT A9
UnfnJfiJJed Promises Plague Carter
WASHINGTON (AP> -Ea ,_..
to the Whi\e Houle LD 111t. JlllUl\1
Carter drew • portrait Lo proa1MI ol
•bat a c.Nr edmballlr•Uoa would
accom,pllJb.
An naminaUon ol thoM ~
•net h1t budllna ot the crltJcat ilauec
tbat contronted1ris pn1~y a.bows
that cuur achle\led few ol the roall
h• set r or h1 mac ll
CAaTE•'S s l"CEMU lM'hade
the Camp David accord leedb\a to a
p e 4Ac e treat)'
between 1-;gypl
and 15rael; ap
proval of mujor
clements ot u na·
tional eneray pro-
gram; and cnucl·
ment o r th \•
Panumu l:una l
treats~. Nondhe·
less, wUh h.a11h in·
tlation. high un
employme-nt and
foreign dHen.m;.1s CAIUll•
in Iran and Afghanistan. the P~•·
dent ts grappling to overrome poll
.ratings that show public perce ptJOn
of his job performance near an his
toric low. One While House aide. who
asked a nonymity, characterized
Carter's first term this way: "We
had little ~tories a nd big defeats.
Sure it's been frustrating, but given
th'is Congress and this economy. I de-
fy you to name someone who could
ha ve done better ..
IN ACCEPTING renomination last
month. Carter cnade no broad claims
ror his record in orfice. emphasizing
instead. his experience.
"We havt> ~n tested under fire.
We have ne ither ducked. nor hidden.
We have tackled the great. central is·
s ues of o ur t1 me. the his toric
challe nges of peace and energy
dlaaptll'O'Val and never Ulet'led from eon, ......
-Promlte 17 : To tllmlule t.u
aoopbolel and tblft lhe taa '°9d from
low· Md modera&e·lncome famiUu
to we~ tQd1v1duall and COf'llOI"•·
Oona A bn>ed tax reform packaae
was propoMd by Carter. but w-.
1enera_Uy dlsmlHed by CoqreH
Social S«urtly ta•~ we,.. IMreued
harpl)•
-Pron:Us. 540· To n!du~ military
•Pf"ndln1 Cartu revcraed hhnlelf
.tnd Is Sttkinic ~ lar1est peacetlmt1
re-nlap peod!nl booat In hlat.ory fifomi~ JOl.218: To creai. a
C'Omprehen1ive national health In
s urantt plan. Carter watered down
hue goals and did not achlev~ agrtt·
mt-nt on a compromise plan Nor
rould be wtn ho11pital roel contain·
m<'nt <No 212>
-PROML'\E 4t2: To make the
fed e ral bure au<'raty sm aller and
more efficient Carter won a new
personnel poUcy to make top federal
om ctals more responsive. but m ade
only limited headway in whittling the
number of rederal agencies from 1,900
"to no more than 200."
Promises 395 and 397 · To create
Cabinet departments for education
und energy Both departments were
l'S ta bhs hed
Promise 525 : To c ut un -
necessary fe de ral r egulation or
trans portation C arter h e lped
achie\le deregulation or the airline
and truc king industries. He also
worked to reform banking and sav-
ings procedures
-Promises 558-569: Strong ad·
\'ances in affirmative action. Altl'r
Congress created well over ioo· new .
federal judgeships. Carter appointed
more blacks, women and Hispanics
to the bench than all his predecessors
combined.
which have been ignored for years _ PROMISE 351.. To work ror " Carter s aid. "We have made • mistakes and we have learned from ratification of the Equal Rights
the m . But Wl' have built t he founda· Amendment. The administration and
t1on now for a betterfuture." the president's family campaigned for the ERA. but not a single state He offered few specifics to correct ratified it during Carte r 's pre · the problems or 1980. Carter was far sidency.
more circumspect than he was in The "promise" paper compiled by
1976 wh<'n. according to a White Carter's staff includes many pledges
llouse paper ci rculated in 1977. he that were insignificant or ambiguous.
piled up 660 promis es . The ll is impossible to judge whether
Republican National Committee has Carter has kept or broken them.
numbered them. Moreover, much of the president's
Amoog the pledges reeord and many of his most impor-
P romise 261 : To overhaul the tant activities -trying to solve the
welfare system. His plan met wide Iranian crisis. ror example -involve -----------
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t•venu that could not be roreleen ln
19'76.
Ciarter dad. however. C1til to realize
o ne of his blunt s t promises -
Numbf>r 58 to balqnce the budget
by n11cul 1981.
Jn Junuury. when the '81 budget
went to Congress. the president pro·
poicd ont' more year of deficit spend· ms . Thl'\.'i.' months later. he changed
his mind. revised the budget and
called ror spending cuts and a fiscal
surplus. Thr~ months after that, the
ttconomy -worsening. he made more
rl'v1slons and the balanced budget
proj~tion wus abandoned
THERE WE RE OTHER policy
change:. during Carter 's fi rst term.
At tbt> outset or his administration.
Carter prom.ised a $50 rebate to
evN> taxpayer to stimulate the
economy. Later he withdrew the pro-
posal as a "mista ke."
La.st September. he said the pre·
sence or a Soviet brigade in Cuba
was "unacceptable ... Whe n the
Russians re f1,1sed to remove the
brigade. Carter accepted Soviet as·
surances that the unit did not eon·
slltute a threat.
ln mid-April. he said he would not
camp:iign "until our hostages arl'
bac k her e. free and at ho m e"
because to do so would be contrary
"lo the best interests or the hostages
... and my concept of duty." Two
weeks later . he declared the Iranian
hostage crisis "manageable" and rth
sumed his campaign.
CARTER OPPOSED subsidies ror
commercial synthetic fuel ventures
und he once fou~ht lifting price eon
trots from domestic oil and gas The
:-.ubsidics and the lifting of controls
became cornerstones or his national
and the interstate highway system
comblned." Carter once Hid.
ONE convenient
•gency f« all your Insurance • Carter fought for the plan he called
the "mora1 equivalent of war" for
3~ years, and the administration lost
battles along the way . The' Energy
Mobilization Board which Carter FA...S ..WU.MCI
wanted to speed controversial energy MOW
projects was not approved. Nor was 54 .. HM., IJl-J07
the imposition of a tax on excessive &..!!!~ ...,_. · C.-..._..
gasoline consumption and industrial~~~~~~===~~~===::::::~~=
use of natural gas.
THE NATION'S dependence on im·
ported oil declined during the Carter
administration. but ofricials say that
the main fa ctor was simply the ex·
lraordlnary increase in foreign
petroleum prices.
Carter's s truggle with the
De mocratic -controlled Congress has
<'Ost him the legislative record he
would like to have.
Shortly after the Carter forces ar-
rived in Washington, senior members
or Congress began complaining that
Frank Moore, chief lobbyist for the
new White House. wasn't returning
their phone calls .
SOON THERE WAS far more
serious tactical blunder. In a burst of
t!nthusiasm and promise fulfillment,
Carter sent bills to initiate an energy
program. s timulat e the flaggin~
economv. ove rhaul the we lfare
l.>)'Ste m. revise federal income laxes.
refinance the Socia l Security system
and control inflat ion ary hospital
costs .
Essential cle ments or all that
ll'gislation went directly to th'e House
Ways and Means Committee and
Senate Finance Committee. the two.
panels lhat wield authorit y over tax
matters. Administration analysts say
that the overload on those two cbm·
mittc('s not only contributed to the
faiturc of the legislative proposals .
but ulso cost Carter the momentum
so important LO a new Jd mm1l.>tra
lion's SUCC('SS
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HOUSTON. Tex· tern baldness and
as-If you don't suf· cannot be helped.
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can now stop your actually caus ing y9ur
hair loss . . and hair loss? Even Ir bald·
grow more hair. nesi; may ~l.-e~ ~o :·run in
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now a firm or. laboratory Hair loss c au!)cd by
cons ulla'Jlll' ha s de· scbum can also run in
velosx>d a t~catment for your family. ~nd many
bot h . men and wom~n. othe r conditions can lh~t 1s not only ~topping caus, hair loss lf vou
hair loss . ,but 1s really . waU I.! until you are l>°Lick
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to t:ikc thl'1r "ord for 1t. help. So. ·if you still h:m.•
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)!ram. It did not pass unaltered. but
major elements were a pprqvcd: a
multi-billion dollar pr:.ogr am to
develop synthetic fue l sources: de·
control o f oil pri ces . and a
"windfall" t ax on revenues from
firms that had over-size profits from
such decontrol.
''It's more ambitious than the
s pace program. the Marshall Plan
Famine Threat Up
DAKAR. Senegal t AP) -A
drought crippling this West African
na tion has killed 160.000 bead of cat-
tle and 75.000 sheep and is lhreaten-
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Passenger1
'Bumping'
Declines
WASHINGTON <AP>
-The number or airline
passengers "bumped"
has dropped sharply the
past year. according to
the Civil Aeronautics
Board.
At Neiman-Marcus, you'll find a splendid show of sweaters.
. Angoras for evening. Exclusive Fair Isles.
Pigurcs for June . dis·
close that nationally 3.57
persons we re bumped
o ut of eve ry 10,000
airline passengers. By
comparison . in J une
1979 the bumping figure
was 9.15 per 10.000.
IN ACTUAL num·
hers. that means 9,275
pe r s ons •we re de nied
se:.ts involuntarily this
June. compa r e d to
26,092 a year a go.
Board officials noted
that under their rules.
airlines mus t solicit
volunteers to give up
the ir se als before
anyone can be bumped
tn\'oluntarily. And corn·
pensation must be pro-
vided ror people denied
seats.
Bumping generally OC·
curs when planes are
overbooked . a
cir cu mstance airlines
s ay is necessitated to
compensate for people
who make reservations
a nd then don't show up.
When there aren 'l as
many no-shows as an·
ticipated. someone has
to give up a seat.
THE MGR~ bump·
ing rate for June was re·
corded by Trans ln·
temational Airlines with
27.46 persons de nied
seals for ever y 10,000
passengers.
Others with hig h
bumping rates included
Air New England, 24.38
pe r 10,000: Big Sky
Airlines, 22.48; Mis-
sissippi Valley. 19.05,
and Texas International,
10.46.
Airlines recording
zero bumping rates dur·
Ing the month we re
Wri1ht. Swift Aire.
Skywest, Reeve, New
Raven . Imperial
Airways. Cochise,
Apollo Airways, Air
Wisconsin and Aero
llecb.
And the hand knits of Adrienne Vittadini.
From our Vittadlni collection. the striped pastel pullover with pmk and teal popcorn-stitched diamonds, 99.00 .
And the rugged , roll-neck "fanny" sweater in oatmeal with blocks of pink and teal. 119.00 .
All In wool. S·M·L sizes and never lovelier. Sport Shop, Newport Beactr·
,
8Mrty HIHs, open 10 to 6; N·M Newport Beach, open 10 to 6; n\, Thurs .• Fri .• 1
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;I f0 DAILY PILOT ~GE COUNTY
I
GWC Focuses . ..
,;
I On Disasters Assemblyman Mang rs R views Past, Looks Ahead•
By PIOL SN£1DEaM-'
OI • o.it'f He9 ..._
Just back from a busy lt'ilslatJ ~ •
~esa1o n 1n Sacramt'nto , A.
sem blymlll\ l>t'nnl M 1n1ers looked
none Uw \\'Or5f' for wear
His vou·~ 1trew • bit anxtOUS at the
mt-nUan of h1 40th" b1rtbd•Y nt'xt
month Rut at mid car~r. Mangf'rs
speak• about acromJ>h hmenu, runt..
l-Ion~ rW»tt-.:uab
MANGERS('() TI' amoo11 h1 n··
<'t'nt ll'g1 s lat1vt• triu m 1>h i-th t'
t>stabll hmt>m of .in OrMllJ!t' Count
transportation d1:.tricl. amon1i1 h1
se tb8l'kS thi• rt11lurt• ln qu1.1i-h ll
laetrile legaliiation bill
The OranAe C'ou:.t lel(titla1or \ 01c1-d
quallf1ed suvpor1 ror 1>l11n:. to allo"
the aty of llw\lanl(ton Be.ich tu tah •
c
'~ FRUITFUL EFFORTS
Dennis Mangers
1!9.£_ I
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--LOOK BACK FROM 40
Birthday Nearing
Man Sentenced
In Bar Slaying
SACRAMENTO <A P > When a
cus tome r became a bus i ve and
thre atening last year. Citrus Heights
bar owner Charles Veazey, 62. shot
him dead. and then pleaded no con·
test to involuntary manslaughter
Veazey ~ot three months in Jail and
fi ve years probation from Sacramen·
to Superior Court Judge Sheldon
G rossfe ld . Veazcy had been ac·
quilted of murder in the death of
Michael Carroll. 28, on Oct 10. 1979.
a t Veazey·s Broken Wh eel Bar on
Auburn Boulc•va rd. wh1 c-h he has
since l>Old
Grossfcld abo ordered Veazey to
do 200 hour" of community service
.IA County Leads
In TB Problem
LOS ANGELES <AP )
Tuberculosis is more common here
than in any other metropolitan area
in the country. a ccording lo the Coun·
ty Grand Jury, but a health official
s ays "the problem is being held in
check and there is no need for any
panic."
The grand jury's health services
committee noted that the county's
health problem has been aggravated
by an extensive imrdigrant popula·
lion. a large number of public drunks
and less frequent testing of school·
age children.
Dr. Martin Locks. director of the
county tuberculosis control program.
said he was generally in agreement
with the grand jury's appraisal.
Prof Named
Bryon Ehlmann of South Laguna
h111 been appointed assist.ant pro-
fessor ol math and computer science
at Chapman College. according to
Cameron Sinclair, dean of "the.
faculty. EblmaM was an en1ineer for the
Burroughs Corp. prior to his appoint·
rnenl.
·J
over o.,.ratlon of 1dJacent 1tate Manctn lJ a lukewarm supporter
bea<'MI of the praldeftt. How to prepare for A leoond coune. "In·
"I 'm Vl'ry aupportlvr of the lde11 If'
omt of the flnanrlal Hpect.11 can be
worked out," Man1ers aald.
Ill' 11inalfd out Huntln,ton e.ach
Community Servatn Olrec10f Vtn<"e
MoorhouM-a an mnovauve recrea
tlo n plann 'r w ho could he lp
t>hminatt-H fC"ty pl'oblt>ms ind Utter
r ond1t 1on\ tbat pla(Cue Huntington
und Hot•"' Chi ca 1'l¥1t t.>e•ch~
"THE C'IT'V'~ ONE· MILE bearh 111
onr of tht> fme!ll In lh ni.ttoo." the
.t.s-.t>mhlvman i;u1d
M nni;if'~ s:ttCI ht' '"' 11ettmg up a
nll'l'llnji? i:KitWC'f'O ('II.)' OlfiCllAU and
Pt>lt• Oan~l·rmond Jr . the new late
parl..s and rt>creation director. to das
r us:. the PoS:.1ble beuc:h takeover
The 73rd District assemblyman en·
t husaash cally backs the "cultural ex
plos 1on" taking phH't.' tn Or:ange
Coast c1t1ei.. "1th plans for several
ne" arts and entertainment centers
on the drawing board "
··Costa Mesa may become the
c ultural hub of the. county ... Mangers
predicted.
Ue suggested that representatives
from the local arts community
s hould work more closely with area
legislators who can help them obtain
financial _g rants and the proper
operating li censes .
THOUGH HE VOICED tentative
support for Huntington Beach City
Councilman Jack Kelly's plan to
build an amphitheater in that city's
abandoned gravel pit, Mangers noted
that the project might lose steam if
a similar amphitheater is construct· >
ed. as 1s currently planned. on the
Oran~c County Fairgrounds.
The loca l a ssembly man is also
thinking politics . In Novembe r .
M ana~ers will seek a third term in
the di strict that includes Huntington
Beach. F'ountain Valley. Costa Mesa.
Seal Beach. Sunset Beach. Surfside.
Rossmoor and parts of Westminster.
The assemblyman keeps a picture
of his opponent. Republican Nolan
Frizzelle. on his desk to help him
guard aaainst complacency.
"T he ·wi se elected person plays
even-race as thou~h it's holly con·
teste'd." Mangers sa id
The incumbent ·s strategy also calls
for raising up to S200.000 in campaign
funds and boosting voter registration
in his district.
TllO~Ji HE IS A Democrat,
Mangers claims he operates in the
Legislature "in a very non.partisan
fashion."
Still. the assemblyman expressed
fears that Democratic voters who
have grown disillusioned with Presi·
dent Carter may stay home from the
polls and adversely affect local
racl'..,
Auto Exhausts
Responsible
For Acid Rai11
BERKELEY <AP) -Automobile
e xha us£ is being blamed for a
California version of so-called acid
rain. which poses a threat to fish and
plant life, scientists s ay.
The problem is not as severe as in
the northeast United States. where
fish lire and some plant spedes have
been destroyed by rains heavy with
sulfur dioxide from coal-burning
power plants.
BUT THE RA I NFALL from
s t orms studied ~·t 17 locations
throughout the state during tbe 1978
and 1979 "wet seasons" was often
"about 10 to 100 times more acid
than unpolluted rain," researchers
said
According to the study by scientists
at UC Berke ley and Caltech in
Pasadena. the amount of sulfur found
in California rains was insignificant.
Ins tead. the rain contained nitric
ac id, presumably from oxides of
nitrogen in auto exhaust.
"IT JS MY candid opinion that the
acid r ain here is caused by the
automobile," said John G. McColl.
associate professor or plant and soil
biology at UC Berkeley .
Mountain ranges statewide may
suffe r ecological damage from the
rain. as well as urban centers such
as San Francisco and Los Angeles.
where the rain is most acidic. ac·
cording to the studies.
State to Offer
Free Flu Shots
SACRAMENTO <AP > -State·
purchased nu vaccine will a1ain be
available this year to Californians
over 55, says the Department or
Health Services.
T he ann ouncem ent said t he
chronically ill will also be provided
for regardless of age.
Shota of the vaccine, beina dis·
tri buted to county health departmenta,
are. to be available at no coet•to reel·
pienta, or for fees of no more than S2 to
coVflr admlnistrative costa. The
300,000 shot.a of vaccine cost ..,,000,
the departmentsaid.
• "l 1 I I
'
·'I certainly wouldn't ask him to
come Into my district and campalan
for me," the auemblyman said.
"If the election were held tomor ·
row. I would probably vote for the
prHMIMt." he said, reserving the
r11ht to change his mind before elec·
lion day. '
M -.n1tttt Hid he desires at least
one more term in the Asnmbly.
thou ah he doesn't plan to remain in
that office indefinitely.
In the future. the assemblyman
d isas t ers -from divldual and Family
nuclear accideota to ma· Dis aster Prepared .
)or e es -neeS: w l>e offered:
be the subject of two fr om 7 to 9 p . m .
courses this fall at T hursdays, beginning
Golden West College In Sept. 11.
Huntington Beach. Registration is under
George Thyden. civil way on a walk·ln basis.
deleJtse coordinator for _ -•
the city of Huntington
Beach. will teach the
... evening classes.
From 7 to 10 p.m .
Tuesdays. beginning
Sept. 9. Thyden will
teach .. Radiological
-· S? .nto \100 with o ""1nv nchef od S2 f0t rhlee l•nes.
rwo days 10 ~I items wonh o
10101 of S 100 Coll 642·5678 ond
cnorge '!(JIJI Ppnny P1nGl'>e< Ad aid he may conside r severat offers
to move into education posts in the
private sector. Another possibl~ goal.
he said. is a run for state s uperinten·
dent or pubUc instruction. if Wilson
Riles steps down
.,.,,, .. , ... ~.-,oar.",...,_ Mbnitor ing." focusing o n wartime and
pe a cetime radiation
Ii! 11\);l!tll
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Planning a trip to Oakland,
San Francisco o r San Jose'?
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Anet-with our economy fares,
you can save as much as 30% on
your airfare. We've got special
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and vacationers, too.
Special Hertz Offer.
If you fly Air California between
September8 and October 31, 1980,
you'll get a special offer from
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f DETAOITS EDDIE LEWIS (RIGHT) DRAGS DREW HILL DOWN BY THE FACE MASK. LEWIS WAS CAUGHT AND THE LIONS WERE PENALIZED.
i 1It's Unaniftlous: Rains Terrible
HadeTIJ Breaks Finger in 41 ~20 Loss
I
By JOHN SEV ANO
Of ttle o.lly ...... Si.ti
An expression of disbelief
swept across the face of Pat
Haden as he emerged from the
Rams' training room Sunday.
He was stunned, almost to the
point of shock. as he walked in a
\ trance to his locker. Clearly. if
1 someone had hit rum in the head
with a crowbar he wouldn't have
\ felt it.
\ "I CAN'T BELIEVE IT. I just
tan 't believe it." he kept mutter·
it;ig as he buried his head in his
lt\cker. "I can't believe I broke
finger again."
deed. It was somewhat un·
evable that on a day in
h the Rams were humiliat-
e n their Anaheim Stadium
ope~r by the underdog Detroit
Lion$\ 41-20, their performance
could ·be overshadowed by yet
anothet, unusual chapter in what
could be a very long Ram
Diary, ci't:ca 1980.
<lowneast Hade n, who inten·
tionally dido 't finish hts sen·
tence.
"I'm sore, l'm ht.lrt. I'm dis-
appointed a nd I'm tired. My
hand hurts, my ribs hurt and all
I want to do is go home."
Haden, who endured tremen·
dou s punis hmen t l ate 1n the game from the Lions' front
four and a hostile Rams crowd,
ended his long day completing 13
of 24 passes for 133 yards, no
touchdowns, and three intercep-
tions.
His counterpart, Vince Fer·
r agamo. who h as read this ·
script before, engineered the
team 's final series, completing
four of five tosses for 46 yards.
''l 'M READY," said Fer-
ragamo, the crowd favor ite who
has been nursing a groin puJI the
pasttwo weeks. "I've got to be the
guy now.
"What's happened to Pat is
unfortunate, but I have to go ID
there. I have lo figure it's God's
will or something. That's the on·
ly way 1 can see it."
.. I suppose tf Vince was doing
well l wouldn't change him,"
said I-laden ... I don't know
what'& going to happen."
··1 guess r m in a ·can't Lose'
positio n,'' (•o ncurre d !-~t'r
ragamo. ··The p la~t>rs know
what l l'an do . and all I know
is I want to wm "
Winning. and quickly. might
be the only cure for the ternble
s howing that was left in the
minds of 64,892 fans that at-
tended.
m E RAMS. WllO onc(• led
20-10 <if you can believe that>,
saw ·the revitalized Lions <2· 14
las t season} score 3 1 un
ans wered pomts led b) the ne"'
halfback on the block, Billy
Sims.
Clearly, th<' Ram defense was
nowhere near the one that
represented the NFC in Super
Bowl XIV last season. To put· it
1n a word . th e u nit 's
pcrformanee was a shambles.
Missed taekles were def1rutely
<See HADEN, Page·BZ>
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Dodgers
Almost
Perfect
LOS ANGELES <AP) -It was
three weeks ago when Tom
l.asorda, the manager of the Los
Angeles Dodgers, met with his
club. explaining, in so many
words. "ll's noworoever."
The Dodgers were in third place
in the National League Westatthe
time. twogamesoutoffirstplace, ' but only seven games over .500
and racing a tough nine-game i
roadtnp. ~
The Dodgers responded by win· i
ning seven of nine games on the
trip and then retudrnbed Shomde ~o -! win 10 of 11. cappe y un ay s ,
M> s hatout of the Philadelphia !
Phillies.
THE llOMESTAND was the
Dodgers' best smce 1966 when
they won 11 games during a
homestand.
Sunday's wi n, the Dodgers'
third str:ught and 17th in their last
20 games, moved them two games
in front of Houston m the National
League West while Philadelphia,
which came to town in first plare
m the NL East, left trailing Mon·
trcal by one game.
The Dodgers were idle today.
They begin a two.game series al
Houston Tuesday night.
The unlikely combination of
Dave Goltz and Bobby Castillo
eom bined on a three-hitter as the
Dodgers' strong pitching con-
tK\ued Sunday. Goltz. who had not
pitched a shutout since April, al-
lowed only one hit before having
to leave 1n the fourth inning
because of a twisted ank le.
Castillo, whose longest pre-
vious stint this season was four
innings. then blanked the Philson
two hits Ull'ough· the final six m-
m~1gs toearh his sixth victory m 12
decisions.
•·WE HAD ~ tre mendous
·homesl3Jld, aJMI a tremendous
trip-befoi:ethat/' said Lasorda.
wtlen asked 'if his pitching,
which restiri cledthe Patils ta·a .158
team bat.ting average tn Uie four
g ames, was b etter tha n
Houston's, Lasorda said, "I'd . ·
have to think, yes, we are better,·
toptobottom" .
I .os Angeles pitchers accounted •
fo r four shutouts during the •
homestand. includjng two against
Philadelphia.
.. We've used a five-man staff
all season. and now is where it will
pay off." Lasorda said, alluding 1
to ~he Dodgers' upcoming trip
which includes stops in €incinnati
and Atlanta
·· Everyont'• IS contrJbuting, it's
a d1 rferent ~UIY every.game. "said
Dave Lopes,1\ who centributed a i
1 wo-run sinfflf' on Sunday .. "The
team has mure tegelherness
because of that. Ev.eryone feels
like he's making a contril>ution.
Dalla...,Green, the'Philadelphia l
ma nager-. was distressed over his J
club's latk of hitting,• but added. ·
"We're ,still very much in the '
race. We'vejust gottogetour of. 1
fensetokelher ." j
Haden'~injury. to the knuckle
of his rigtat index finger , will
keep the Rh odes Scholar
s id e line d a minimum of
four weeks, according to team
physician, Dr. Robert Kerlan.
The freak mishap marks the
third time in three years Haden
has sustained a fi9ger break lo
his right hand. lo the 1978 NFC
Championship game against
As willing as the Ita lian
Wonder is to assume his hero's
role, he.also is quick to point out
some doubts.
Me.Enroe Triu11•ths
~
!
Dallas. he broke his thumb on a
Cowboy helmet as he followed
through with a pass.
Last year in Seattle, Haden
dislocated his pinky when it got
caught in the seam of the
Seahawks' astroturf. And Sun·
day, he made it three-for-thiee
when he caught his index finger
on the shoulder pad of teammate
Doug France.
"My heart sank 20 leagues un-
der the sea when they told me I
wasn't going lo be the starting
quarterback," confessed Fer·
ragamo. "Now what's going to
happen? I may win four games
and then he's <Haden} going to
come back and take over.'''
• I ' "I KNEW I WAS hurt· but I
~idn 't think it was . . .. " said a
CERTAINLY, IT HAS been
Malavasi's policy to reinstate
starters to their original position
upon their return lo the team.
But even a downcast Haden ad-
mitted that it would be tough to
come back if Ferragamo was
doing well. i BILLY SIMS DASHES INTO TH£ END ZONE FOR A DETROIT TO.
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f Sims Not Coeky, Just Confident
Ex-Sooner Dazzla Rams With 153-,,ard Petf01•nanoo
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Of Ille o.lty ...._. SUit
Billy Sims deesn't-think he's.cocky. Just
confident. When the Heisman Trophy winner re·
ported to Detroit's training camp this swn·
mer, complete with a contract worth near-
ly $2 nullion, his first words to bis team-
m•tes went something like this:
.. Hi, I'm Billy Sims from Oklahoma. I'm th; reason none or you guys 1ot raises this
yepr."
$IMS MYS HE WASN'T trying lo ruffle
an)' feathers.
"When I said that, I was mainly Joking,
a* that's the way lt was taken," Sima
N Sunday, basking ln the glory of the LA ns' 41·20 upset over the Rams at
Aqahelm Stadium. f Ask any 1uy on this team lf I'm cocky.
H•f ll tell you," Slma tonlbtued. "If I waa
eotky.l'dlbowitoutontbefteld.ldon't'."
. l.118 !18oWED PLENTY CNl oa the Hd In hil fint 1ame as a pro. He carried u.• ball 22 times for 153 yards (a 1.95 a~r ... ) ·....s three touchdowns, ineludini
a ft·Jard breakaway in tbe fom1ll q~r.
'
He and Dexter Bussey (111 yards) m.cle
Detroit history. ll was the first lime two
Lions gained more than 100 yards in the
same game.
"Heck, it was rare we'd get even one
guy to gain 100 yards in a siqle 1ame,"
said ex-Lion place-kicker Benny Ricardo,
who watched the game from the press box.
"I'll teD ya, that Sima ls amuin& the way
be changes gears when he breab loole."
Sims entered his flnt NFL campaign
with a huge reputation to uphold. At
Oklahoma he averaged 7.I yards per
carry, an NCAA record, aad scored 50
touchdowns.
BUT DlJarNG FOlJa exhibition 1amea
Sims was used sparingly and netted 4.1
yards per carry, averaging only 10 runs
per same.
"Duriq tbe exhibition season I still wua't aware of what I wu auppoeed to
do," Sima said. "Now I know, aDd I'm ID·
Joyin1 lt more." ;
While Shm may lndeed have been limp-
ly leanUni the system, tbete remaina the
possibility that ~lt Coach Monte Clark
also wmled to keep Sima' explosive ablllty '!'f ewhat of a ieeret. .,
The secret is out. Sims, the great college
runner, is also a great NFL nmner.
.., aEAUY haven't noticed any dif.
· ference between college and the pros,"
Sims said, considering the question
carefully. "They bit hard in college, and
tbey bit bard here. We practice longer. but
weatill play good, tough football."
Well1• OM team was playing good, tough
foOtbau, anyway. The Rams' defense gave
up 330 nmhin8 yards, more than It has sur-
readered in any game for at least two
Li years. "We played a lousy football aame,"
Rams Coach Ray Malavasl said "But you
have to give Detroit some credit. Their ot-
fens1ve line has improve, and they have a
bell of a nmning attack."
Over in ttte other clubhouse, where Lion
playen were shouting and celebrating as
if tbey had won a Super Bowl, the coach
showered praise on his rookie 111Dning
back.
.,BILLY SIMS ADDS a whole new
dimension to the offense. He is &oing. to
make every player better, and the team ls
<See 81M8, Pase 82>
'Superbral Lives'
With the Boos
By WJLL GRIMSLEY
AlltS.-:i.IG..,..,111 n ••nt NEW YORK (AP) -He's
sassy. He's brassy. At times he
can be downright obnoxious . But
he's saturated with raw talent.
He· s bulldog tough. And he has al I
the guts in the wottld.
Let's hear it for "Superhrat"
John McEnroe, Uie kid who broke
the unbreakable, '•the fuzz.faced
. s poiler who caAceled Bjorn
Borg's "Grand Slam'' fight to
Australia.
It waso'la piece Qr cake.
The kid had to come off a better-
t ha n -four-hour knock.down,
dragout court brawl with his old
adversary, Jimmy Connors -a
battle decided in a fiflh·set
tiebreaker -to face the sup-
posedly invincible Swedish
s phinx in the final round of the
U.S. Open al Flushing Meadow.
' Wl'DI THE BOOS of the home
crowd still ringing in his ears, in
less than 24 hours he went to the
match with the great Borg and in
the course of another five-~
marathon had every excuse to
crack under the intense pressure
-as Borg's rivals are Inclined to
do.
But it was the fl ashing, high·
strung, often explosive McEnroe
who hit the final shot and who was
called to center st.age to receive
the gleaming trophy he had also
won the year before.
The crowd still booed.
This was a throng largely of
J ohn's home folks. certainly pre-
..
\
dom inanlly fellow Amer1cans. He-
hails from Douglaston, about
eight miles up the pike on Grand
Central Parkway. Borg's native
country is Sweden and his current
home Monte Carlo, looms ~
thousands of miles away across
the ocean.
Still the boisterous bull ring I
crowd cheered wildly for the 24-I
year -old Swede, whose five
s traight Wimbledon cham-
pionships have made him a living
legend, and they applauded every
time the neighborhood kid hit one
into the net.
IT COULD HA VE destroyed a
lesser man.
It took a stiff upper lip for the
21-year-old youngster lo survive
in a match ln which be reeled off
the first two sets and then saw
Borg roar back with one o( his.
patented magician escape al·
tempts. But he did, and now on&
can expect a long series of excit-
ing duels between these two stark•
ly contrastlng masters of the
sport -the stoical, unflappable ·
Swede, with his topspin ground
strokes and radar passing shots,
and the brash, cocky New Yorker.
agile. ligbtning-qulck, with a
deadly s weeping left-handed
$ervlce and rifle· like volleys.
"In the future, we're going to
have some great matches, John
and I," Borg modestly predicted
afterward
McEnroe has no reason to be re-
sentful of bis treatment by the '
fads. Great champions have no
national identity and Borg tras ·
proved himaelf on~ ol the best. On
and off the court he la the epitome
(~ BOOS, Pa1e BZ>
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DAILY PILOT
A Capaute Repor1 From the World or Spor1a
Chicago Whit 1~x Sale
Reaffirmed by Boant
Frea AP OU.-tcltn
T hf' Chara.go Wh1tti SOx board of dir~ctors Sun
day night n>affirmt.>d 1u df'cl ton to sell the club for
S20 million to Edward J Ot-Bartolo Sr •. dt>spltt
pubhshfd rt'J)(U"ll th:at Am Mean Lea.cut owners
would not upprovl' tht> :sulc
The board':s unummous dtc1s1on was announ~ by An ·
drew McKl'nntt. one> of the 12 dJrecton. and the ~r ·on most
respons1blt' for scrl't'ntn~ \ anolb offers for tht team
Formal upprov•I or the deal Wtll bf' placf'd before the
~hareholders in thl' next ft<"' "'t"t'ks De&rtolo l{ll(J ¥ ne-.:. <'Onference, "ll s n pleasure to btJ
IO Chicago and to be rc .. si.urt'd by the fine directors or the
Chicago Wh1tl' Sox'' that the ourchase would go lhrough
.. Wclowthet'1ty Thcdub-.11lremammCh1cago ··
,....._ _____ ftuott-al 111# Da11-------.
.. If he had a <.•hance to do at on a full ·ttme basis he'd
be .ns good as anybody. Even 1f he does nolhing but
sm ile oil lhe time. he makes the peacock proud ··
N.BC sportscaster Dick E~berg _on "Friday Night
Fights" color man Sugar Ray Leoaard. . .-
A~_Q1Ur11wr,,, Spwk....,•
WUUe Aikeu hit a home run and two singles •.
and drove in three runs. while Costa Mesa High
and Orange Coast College product Dan Qujsen·
berry notched his 32nd save of lhe season as the
K ans~s City Royals stopped Cleveland. 6·4 Sunday an
American League baseball action. Quisenberry pitched two
scoreless innings in relief of starter Deaa:la Leonard . . . In
olher ~ames. Larry Mllboame, Leon Roberta and Rodney
AIKE NS
Craig each collected three hits and two
RBI as Seattle defeated Boston. 12·6 ...
Steve McCatty threw 73 pitches in the first
three innings. but notched Oakland·s re-
cord 18th complete game as lhe A's defeat-
ed Baltimore. 5·2. By taking lhe weekend
ser ies. the A ·s s eriously damaged
Baltimore·s chances of overcommg first·
place New York in the American League
East . . . John Mayberry hit a homer
and Joey McLaughlin a nd Mike Barlow
combined on an eight-hitter as Toronto ueat Chkago. 3· I en route to a sweep of
:i double-header The Blue J ays stopped the White Sox. 1·6 an
the second game as Damaso Garcia drove in four runs
Mike Richardt smashed three singles and drove in three
runs. leading Texas to a 7-2 victory over Milwaukee lo spoil
George Bamberger's final game as the Brewers' manager
... Roy Smalley belted a two-run homer to lead Minnesota
to a 3-l victory over Detroit and Mark Fldrych
Mtcrpltfl011 a ... n-Leads Sl.:.:ll"fl Bl"IRft
Dale Murphy drilled a two-run homer in the II
eighth annin~ to bring Atlanta from behind and
give the Braves a 6·5 victory over· Pittsburgh Sun-
day. The triumph extended Atlanta·s longest win .
nang streak of the season to seven games and upheld ats
season-long mastery over the Pirates who lost 11 of 12 games
to the Braves . . . In olher National league games, Pete
Vuckovich scattered eight hits for his third shutout as St.
Louis stopped Ho uston. 2·0. The loss
droped the Astros two games behind the
firs t -place Dodgers in the National
. League West . . . Pinch·runner Carlos
Lezcano scored all the way Crom first base
on Jerry Martin's two-o ut double m the
eaithth inrun~ to propel the Chlcago Cubs to
;.i 6·4 victory over Cincinnati ...
Broderick Pe rk.ins s ingled in one run and
Gene Tenace doubled in two more to help
JI Bill Shiriey become San Diego's first 10·
game winner as the Padres defeated the
MU1tPHY New York Mets. 5·2. It was the Mets' ninth
stra ight defeat . . . San Francisco scored a pair of un-
earned runs in the sixth inning without the benefit or a hit to
break a 3·3 lie . and went on to post a 6·3 victory over Mon-
tre~l. The gamt; concluded Montreal's West Coast road trip
which be~an with four straight losses to the Dodgers and
ended 5·6 overall.
Da11iel.. Leri Wi11 To11rr11-mef!llt.9
. Beth Daniel set a single season money win-!I
ntng record Sunday by winning the World Series of
Women's Golf. closing with a one-under-par 71 and
a one-shot victory over Nucy Lopez-Melton at
Cleveland. Lopez also had a 71. Daniel. in collecting the fi rst
prize of S50.000. raised her earnings for the year to $198,542.
breakrng Lopez·s record of $197.488 set last year ... Way•e
Levi won the Jimmy Fund Classic Sunday in a four hole
playoff with veteran GU Morgan at Sutton. Mass. Levi parred
the 547-yard fourth hole. but Morgan took a bogey six with
three putts from about 25 feet. The win was worth $54,000 to
Levi who had a 66 Sunday . . Veteran Sandra Spadcb, win-
less since 1977. charged into the lead with a three-under-par
33 on lhe front nine Sunday and finished with a 69 to win a
LPGA tourney in Plymouth. lnd. The two-shot win was worth
$15,000 to Spuzich ... Tom Kite won the European Open
championship Sunday in London. Kite earned $42,000. Lon
Hinkle and Leoaard Thompson tied for secon<f. one s hot back.
CJll•agH•'• Goab Poeeer Vum 11
Two ~oals by Giorgia Chlnaglla and another •
by Vladlslav Bogicevlc gave the New York
Cosmos a 3·0 minigame victory over the Dallas ..
Tornado Sunday. advancing them to the National
Conference finals against the Los Angeles Aztecs in North
American Soccer League playoff action . . . Anllar Aalile,
former U.S. and Wimbledon champion, was named captain of•
the U.S. Davis Cup team SUnday. U.s . ,-eonis Association
President Joe Carrico said Ashe was the only candidate for
the position . . . Despite Bobby Alllsoll's assertion that "it
was a touRh race." the veteran Ford driver made it look easv
with bis victory in the Capital City 500 Grand National stock
car race in Richmond. Va. . . . The International Auto
Sport Federation a nnounced it has ·authorized the run-
ning of the U.S. Grand Prix East at Watk.ins_.Glen, N.Y., on
Oct. 5 as the .final event of lhe 1980 World privers Cham·
pionship.
T..,_.e11,Radlo
Following are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings
are: " ./ .t "excellent; .t .t ./worth watching; .t .t fair; .t forget
It. .. e I p.m., Chennel 7 ./ ./ ./ ./
NFL FOOTB~'°=L: Dallas at Washington. Announcers·: .. Fri\tnr · Otfford, Howard Cosell a.nd Fran
Tarkenton.
Danny White has Inherited Roger Staubach's Job at
quarterback .fOr the Cowboys and will be facing the Redskins'
Joe Thelsmann In the nation's capitol tonight. Washington,
play Ing at home, will be a 21h-polnt favorite.
RADIO
Football -Dallas at Washington, S:SO p.m., KNX f1070).
Baseball -Kansas City at Angels, 7:30 p.m., KMPC <no>.
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SadSaiat
SPORTS BREAK I .. OO~ALL I BOATING
Ghost _Triumphs
Reynolds Top1 fJ6Seriea
'
John Reynolds or Newport
Harbor Yacht Club brought his
Peteraon-46 Ghost home a Class A
winner Saturday in the final race
of Balboa YachtClub's66series.
The 66 Series is composed of six
races of about s ix)lours duration.
Saturday's race e as around the
drilling islands off Long Beach
and Huntin.cton Beach. Second in the International Off.
shore Rule Class A was Raider.
an Ericson-46 skippered by Jim.
Lindemw,n. Balboa Yacht Club.
Third was Winterhawk . CO·
skippered by Hal Day and Bob
Metcalf. Voyagers Yacht Club.
The Class B winner in IOR was Dog Patch with the brothers Don.
Doug and Bruce Ayres of NHYC
alternating at lhe helm. Spirit.
sailed by (\llen Brown. VYC. was
second. and third was Fiver. Bill
Rohrs.VYC.
fi',.... PGflf!al
BOOS ..•
of style and class.
In IOR-C Earl Dexter's Ruf·
flan, BYC, was the winner.
followed by Pistol Pete. Lee Coit.
Dana Point Yacht Club. and Fast
Break. Blll Stanley and Dave
Webster. BYC.
In the Performance Handicap
Racing Fleet division the trophy
winners were :
CLASS A -1. Lynch Mog,
Robert. Lynch, BCYC ; 2. Win·
dance. Tom Schock. NHYC; 3. In·
digo Tiger, Ron Deacon and Geor~e Morales. VY C. •
CLASS 8 -I. Nugie Too. J im
Nugent, BYC; 2. Porpy, Roy and
Charlotte Sinclair, BYC; 3. sea
Dream. MikeGeorge·Paul Yates.
KHYC.
CLASS C l. Aloha 11. Glenn
Reedm SSYC: 2. Westward Ho,
Jim Forsyth. BYC; 3. That Girl,
Andy Sibert. SSYC. -----
New Orleans. P!ace-kkker Russel Erxleben pounds the
turf after m1~smg a 34-yard field goal with only four
seconds to g~ m a game against San Francisco Sunday A
-s uccessful kick would have tied the score at 26·26
EVER STRAIGHT, tall and
blond·haired with piercing blue
eyes. he is a natural matinee idol.
He is Gary Cooper and John
Wayne in a Hollywood western -
the silent hero who gets knocked
around in the saloon by the bad
guys. attacked by the Indians and
left hanging by a limb over the
cliff. Deadpanned. wilhout emo-
tion. but with some straight shoot·
mg. he always gets the gir l in the
final reel.
McEnroe by very nature is an
antihero. A product of the junior
tennis jungle. h'e has lear;ned to
claw and scrap Cor every inch of
ad vantage He is so keyed up. he
can·t keep still. He is always flip.
pang h1s. racquet. brushing his
th1<'k curly hair. ridgeting with his
s h1 rt and tying his shoestrings
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HADEN BREAKS FINGER. • •
the ordl'r or the day. und there
w(•rt• l'nou ~h mis takes com
m1tted to make Jimmy Carter
look good .
"TlllS IS THE BEST ass-
ktcking we·ve had in a long
time." said ~uard Dennis Har-
rah. who watched the horror show
from the sidelin~s. .. What did you expect? .. added
linebacker Jack Revnolds
.. There were nothm~ but great
big holes all over the pl:ice
.. It's hard to play well when
you don·t have everybody in
camp. They're a good football
team but we just played terrible.
Nobody has run on us like that in
a long time. We made a whole
year of mistakes in one game •·
said Reynolds .
"The score speaks for itself ...
said Jack Youngblood. "We un-
derstand what we have to do
next week and we can get ready
by Thursday a gainst Tampa
Bay. We've had letdowns befon•
and we·ve had bad games
before. Those things happen · ·
Maybe. But don·t try explain·
ing it that way to Haden. who
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SIMS ••.
going to benefit as a resuJt, ··
Clark said. "This is kind of a
dream for us to beat the Rams.
It's a great confidence-builder ...
wa~ so depn•ssed hl' as ked
Youngblood lo do him ;.i favor.
·Hrcak lhc other two. will you
please·!" hl' c;:ud. arso pleading
"That way l'll have had them all
brokl•n and r ran get thts over
with
"lie~. two more anci I'll have
J m:.itchrng S<:t ··
ll:1den wa~n·t ~m1hng "hen hl·
made the remark
German Wins
Star Class;
Beek Sixth
' 1\1ILFORD Conn <AP>
EuropcJn <:hJmp1on Alexander
Hagen of r.crman~ beat out 45
other star dass sloops to \\ tn Sun·
day·s first race in the North
American Star Class sailing
championships
Hagen crossed the rmash line
ahead of Ding Schoonmaker of
Coral Gables. Fla .. who finished
second. and Bud Mclges. of Zen·
da. Wis .. who took third place. Six
races were scheduled in the
series, being run on Long Island
Sound . with the best five s howings
counting for each com pelilor.
Barton Beek of Newport Beach
was sixth: Bill Parks of Chicago
took seventh; Peter Costa of
Bos ton was eighth and Tom
Adams of Chicago finished ninth.
lie becomes so embroiled in the
m:Jtch that the :-.lightest que!>
taonable call by a line!>man or um
pare touches off an explos ion. Ile
1s never vuJgar. but often or.
rens1ve as in the Connors match
when he once slung a racquet
halfway across the court and ad·
dressed an umpire · "Mr .
WhateverYourNameis. I know.
you're Mr. lncompetcnt "
··1 C AN 'T H E LP IT ,··
..ioologized this Supcrbrat. "l
can·t stand for somebody to take
something away from me."
But give tum credit. he showed
a lot of spunk out there against
Borg, although he confessed
later:
.. In the fourth set. I thought my
body was going to falloff.·•
Barnes Out
Mter Surgery
WASfilNGTON CAP>-Dallas
cornerback Benny Barnes un ·
derwent an emergency a ppendec ·
tomy Sunday night on the eve of
the Cowboys' regular National
Football League season opener
with the Washington Redskins.
Barnes will be out about fi ve
weeks. a team spokesman said .
He will be replaced by second·
year man Steve Wilson.
The situation leaves rookies
Dextor Clinksdale and Eric Hurt
as the sole backups in the secon·
dary.
HOSIE ALTER, JR.
Alter Regains
Hobie-18
National Title
T RAVERSE BAY , Mich. -
llobie Alter Jr. of Capistrano
llcach regained his national title
in the Hobie-18 Class m a tight
finis h with Miles Wood of Oxnard
Sunday .
The llllC' re~altu ended in light
air condtl1ons with Alter only 3' 2
points ahead of Wood going into
the final race. Alter won the race
while Wood finished below fifth.
Alter's winning score was 55""2
points in the 11-race series to 66
for Wood.
Nick Steele of Newport Beach.
who hod apparently fallen out of
contention in the windy rac~
Thursd;.iy a nd Friday. made a
dramata<' comeback m the final
light air races and finished third
with 8334 POint5.
Omohundro Wins
Tom Omohundro of Newport
Ha rbor Yacht Club was the win-
ner of the Davis Trophy Cor
Lehman-12dinghies in the annual
regatta sailed Sunday out of
NHYC.
Fourteen boats turned out for
the five-race regatta. Second
place went to Jim Buckingham.
NHYC. and third was Curtis
Olson, NHYC. The Lions had good cause to
celebrate. After a 2-14 season in
1979. beating the defending NFC
cham ps by 21 points is a spec·
tacular start.
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Severa l Rams were calling
Sims a shoo-in for Rookie of the
Year. They were visibly im·
pressed.
"That's a great compliment."
Sims responded when the quotes
were relayed. "But I might go
out and get 50 yards in the next
ga m e . I don't have personal
goals like Rookie of the Year or
anythin g. My only goal is to help
the team turn that 2· 14 record
around."
Cocky'? He doesn't sound like
i l.
"I'm so proud of our offensive
line. They're the ones who did
it." Sims said. "People had a lot
of doubts about them after last
year. but they were opening up
the inside for me real well."
Top Seeds Nab
Volleyball l'itle
MANHATTAN BEACH <AP>
-Top.seeded Singin Smith and
, Karch Kiraly defeated third·
seeded Andy Fishburn and Dane
Selznick 8-11; 11·7. 11·2 Sunday ln
the championship match of tht!
second BMual Kini of the Beach
volleyball tournament.
Smith. of Santa Monica, and
Kiraly, of Santa Barbara.
earl\ed $3,600 by winning-the-
event. Fishburn, o f Santa
Barbara, a nd Selznick. or
Pacific Palisades. divided
$1,800.
J im Menges of Santa Monica,
and Matt Gage of Hermosa
Beach. finished third to earn
$1.100. John Stevenson and Mike
Dodd. both of Manhat.tan Beach.
were fourth.
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Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
West Division
Kansas City
Texas ·
Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
Angels
Seattle
W L Pct.
R1 50 .635
nR 68 .500
68 70 .493
60 78 .435
57 78 .422
52 83 .382 ;,o 86 .368
East Division
New York 85 51 .624
Baltimore 80 55 .593
Boston 73 60 .549
Detroit 71 64 .526
Milwaukee 73 66 .525
Cleveland 70 65 .519
Toronto • 58 78 .426
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Min-• 3, Oelroll 1
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West Division
W L Pct.
Dodgers 79 . 58 .577
Houston 77 60 .562
Cincinnati 74 63 .540
Atlanta 71 65 .522
San Francisco 67 70 .489
San Diego 60 78 435
East Division
Montreal 74 63 .540
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Pittsburgh 72 65 .526 2
St. Louis 61 74 .452 12
New York 59 ts .431 15
Chicago ~ 82 .393 20
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FOOTBALL Monday. S991ember 8, 1980 DNLYPILOT m
It's the Pitchers' Day
• I
• ID the NFL
Cornerbacks Take Their Lumps as ·Quarterbacks Go Wild
By TM Aa8KlalM Pftu
Pro (ootbaU bad tu OPMmg dunn1 baseball'•
summt'rfeat. ao lt'a falr to 1'le&l Uus baalc from the
national pastime After the first week ol the
tlllHOn. th~ plkhcr (quarterbacks> are way
ahead of thl" hitt_,rs ( ~ornerbacks l
Trans lated into Xs a nd Os. that m e,a ns
ouarterbacks. un cnd nnat~ species that dad a lot
or limping around laHt st-ai on, ta 1ly won Sun-
day·~ battle with cnmPl'~<'k . thok auraslvt
head·huntens who tr to ku p up with tht Joneses
or the Nt1twnul t-'ootb1o1ll League by running
backwards
Ptul Samms. lhti second y("ar Quartt tback ol
the New York C1ants . t~sed hve touchdown
passt>S IQUr to ~arne~t Gruy m 1cttm.1z.io1 St.
Louis. 41·35
-DAN FOUTS, WHO SET a s mgle·season re·
cord with 4.082 passing yards in 1979, fired four TD
~trikt.>S, two of them to John J efferson, as S4n
Diego crushed Seattle. 34· 13
-Tommy Kra mer emerging from Fran
Tarkenton's long s hadow. completed 30 of 42
passes for 395 yards and three touchdowns, rally·
ing Minnesota past Atlanta. 24·23.
-Terry Bradshaw ran for one touchdown and
passel'i for two others in· leading. pttsburgb over
Hous ton. 31·17.
-Ron J aworsk1 's three touchdown passes car·
ried Philadelphia past Denver. 27 ·6.
-Bert Jones. who missed all but seven games
of the past two seasons with a da maged shoulder,
ran for one touchdown and passed for 257 yards in
teading Baltimore past the New York Jets, 17-14.
little Depth
Tritons:
Lean, Mean
•
By ROGER CARL~N
Ot-0.11~ ...........
Pickings are lean and Coach Allie Schaff says
he hopes his varsity football candidates are mean
as his 33·man squad continues preparation for the
1980 season.
"For the first time in many years we're going
to have to go two ways with several that we don't
want to." says Schaff.
"Obviously it's going to affect us because we
don't have the depth. We've got one kid wbo can
run Wlder 5.0 for 40 yards (fullback Brett Jeisy,
4.8f and I don't believe we have a player over 200
pounds.
"It's a case of not being very big and not very
fast. but we do have some skilled people.
··Bob Owens is as good a
split receiver as there is in the
CIF and Don Schroeder. in my
opinion. was the best nose
guard in Orange County last
year. Jim Mounce did a good
job for us at qua rterback last
year and Jeisy could be good.
"We've got spunk. but I
, don't know if there is enough.
The bottom line is the injury
factor. Injuries could affect us
tremendously.'.'
Among the items that have damaged the San
Clemente program. according to Schaff, was the
loss of San Onofre are a players to Fallbrook, the
S25 fee each candidate must pay and a junior class
which may contribute only one starter for the
varsity
Enough problems? Well, Schaff says be may
start a pair or 175·pound offensive tackles and one
of bis linebackers checks in at 130 pounds.
If aJI this paints a rather bleak outlook for
the Tritons , CIF Central Conference finalists a
year ago, the scene is bolstered by those blue chip
. players Schaff pointed out.
Here's a rundown by position
QUARTERBACK -Mounce (5·9, 175 sr.) Is the
right-hander who came In to take over the starting
role In San Clemente's Cl F Central Conference championship shoWdown In '79, connecting on three of four passes for 76 yards. Backup is Mike RobUk>
(5·11. (165), the only junior apparently capable of
starting (defensive back).
RUNNING BACKS -Jelsy (6·2, 190 > is the
backt>one of the Trltons' wlshbOne at fullback. The • son of decathlon champion Don Jelsv. he flushed for
· 412 yards on 84 carries In '79. Candidates fort~ two
• halfback PC>Sts are Mel Pasqule (S-9, 155), Mark Jones (5-8, 14.5) and Jerry Kelso (6-1, 170).
RECEIVERS -Owens (6-2. 175) caught 10
-O.\N PNl'l'OalNI, PIAYING hla firat reg·
ular Maeon 11ame for Oakland after belna tr•ded
by Houston fOr Ken Stabler, toued two TD paaaes
to Bob Chandler and aet up another score wlth a
s2.yard bomb as the Raiden downed Kansas City,
27·14 St.ev~ G rog;an of New England threw fo r
three touchdowns ln the Patriots' 34· 17 triumph
over Cleveland
-Doug W1H1ams hit tight end Jimmie Giles
wath a pair or TD passes, the second one coming
wlt.h 1:47 left, to give Tampa Bay a 17·12 victory
over Cincinnati.
In other games. Chester Marcol picked up bis
own blocked field goal try and scampered'25 yards
ror a touchdown six minutes into overtime lo give
the needy Green Bay Packers a 12-6 triumph over
the Chicago Bears ; Buffalo beat Miami, J1·7, their
first triumph over the Qolphins since N'ovember,
1969 -an NFL record 20 games; and Ray
Wersching booted a 31.yard field goal with less
than four minutes fl!mainlng. givlng San Fran·
cisco a 216·23 victory o'ver New Orleans.
Glaa&a 41, Cardlllala 35
"I think J went to the right passes with the
r ight coverage every play," said the Giants '
Simms, who was an effective pass partner to
Gray, who caught a club record four TD passes.
Gray finished with nine receptions for 174 yards.
The Giants. who scored just 36 points in losing
three of four preseason games, beat the Cardinals
in St. Louis for the first ti me since 1972.
Chargers 34, Seabwks 13
San Diego, which rode Fouts' strong arm to
the playoffs last year. bounced back from a losing
preseason against Seattle. "We showed a lot of our
ortense today, but we didn't show all or It," said
Fouls. The pass-happy Chargers gained 224 yards
in the air aod ran for 197.
Vlkm11 !4, Falcoas u
Rick Danmeler's 27-yard field goal with 25
seconds to play was the game-winner, but the Vik·
ings' Kramer was the offensive hero, taking Min·
nesota 69 yards in less than t.bree minutes in the
final drive.
"That's ~ran Tarkent(Jl still playing," said
Atlanta quarterback Steve Bartkowski, who passed
for265yardsforthe Falcons.
Stttlers 31, Oikrs 17
"Same Houston-Pittsburgh rivalry," said
Bradshaw, who broke a 17·17 tie with a 1-yard TD
dive . "No secrets. No surprises." The final score
-was-nO surprise, either. As good as the Oilers have
been the past couple of seasons. the Steelers have
been better, winning the last two Super Bowls and
four ol the last six.
The OiJers, whose quarterback. Stabler, was
intercepted five limes. rallied from a 17·0 first-
quarter deficit. "Y'all caught me off guard,"
Houston Coach Bum Phillips said. "I didn't have my losing speech prepared.'
Packers lZ.. Bears I , OT
With some citizens in Green Bay howling for
Coach Bart Starr's scalp after a winless pre·
season. placekicker Ma rco! came to the rescue
with his first TD in nine NFL seasons. "It was the
thrill or my life." said Marcol. "But I'm s ure it
won't sink in unUI tomorrow, because it was one
we really needed to win."
Bills 17, Dolphins 7
"It's my greatest feeling," said veteran guard
Reggie McKenzie after the Bills finally beat the
Dolphins. Buffalo qua rterback Joe Ferguson
passed four yards to Roosevelt Leaks with 3:47 left
in the game to give the Bills a 10.. 7 lead. prompting
Ferguson to kiss the ground in appreciation.
Ea.let 27 Br9C09 I Jaworski and Pht\adelphia't stifling de·
fense. which picked up five quarterback sack.I,
were too much for Denver and quarterback Matt
Robinson, playing his first regular season game
for the Broncos after being traded by the Jets.
"It was a m a tte r of an experienced
quarterback working the game against a guy play.
ing a money game for the first time and not doing
well," said Denver Coach Red Miller.
Colts 17, Je&a 14
The difference in the g:tme was that. when the
score was 14· 14. Steve Mike-Mayer made a 46-yard"
field goal, and when it was 17-t4. the Jets' Pat
Leahy missed one from 32 yards out.
Raiders !7, Cl\Jefs 14
Pastorini passed for 317 yards i.n Oakland's
first game in the post·Stabler era, taking advan·
tage of injured comerback Gary Green's rookie
replacement. Paul Dombroski. "We felt going in
that we were going lo work on rum," said Raiaer
Coach Tom Flores.
Patriots 34, Browns t7
Grogan's three TD passes allowed the Patriots
lo control the game and win only their third opener
in the past njne seasons, ending the Browns' opep.
ing -game winning streak at four.
Bucs 17, BeQgaJs 12
Gi les victimized rookie defensive backGreg
Bright on his two TD catches, getting free up the
middle on the game.winner. "He didn't know what
l was going to do." said Giles . "I just put a move
on him. I gtless he might have learned a lesson to· day." ·
4ters 2', Saints 23
The 49ers · winning march started on thier 19
and staJled on the New Orleans 20. But it was enough for Wersching, who made good on a 37.
ya rd field goal. Rookie fullback Earl Cooper ac·
counted for two TDs and 80 yards on 17 carries for
the 49ers.
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Sale prices on
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passes for 232 yards In a near pass-less offense Jn '79 , ; when the Trltons posted an 8·5 record. Jack
• Stevenson (6-1, 175) backs him up. It's a tossup at
tight end between John Hamro (6-2, 175) and Gtenn : conone CM>, 11o sr .l. • • OFFENSIVE LINE -Schroeder CY-0, 1'°) and Todd Marella (6-1, 175) are the tackles,
: backed by nobody (We're jockeyln9 people
: around," says Schaff>. The guards are Pet McCoy
• (s-7, 1S5) and Richard ThOmas (S-9, 175), the center ; ls Dave Sperry, a S-9, 18~ returning starter.
* T~ doubles as a tackle and may play there, too, ~ sine• Schroeder's double at tackle and noSe guard Is
a cOMidlf'able task.
KICKING GAME -Schaff labels this arH the •..sflaklest sine• he took the program over In 1972 .... • his Mounce,• left·fOoted klcketj as the team punter,
" bUt Is stlll looklnofor someone to kick PA Ts.-: D•~•NS•v• LINE -Conone and Jelsy wlll be • at the ends Thomas •nd Mer.Ila et tKkles and
• Schroedlr at nose, making the entire frOnt five • tw. l way unit __, Conone Is pitying tight end.
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NOW ACCEPTING ORDERS
FOR THE EXCITING NEW
From AP Dispatches
When the Kansas City
Royals and California
Ange ls get t ogether
tonight at Anahe im
Stadium for the fi rst of a
fou r .g a m e s e r ies.
Royals' third baseman
George Breu 's as::. a ult on
a .400 batt.Jnl( average
may beputonhold.
Brett s at out the
Ro ya ls' game with
Cleveland Sunday with
an inJured right hand. He
said he hurt it during his
second time at bat m
Saturday night's 8·:1 loss
to the Indians
Brett's hand \\as to 11e
X -r.ayed toda y 1n
Ana heim, a nd Royals
Manager Jim Frey said
his playing status was to
be determined on a "day-
to·day status ·
· · 1 · m going to th€' doc
tors in Los Angell-s, ··said
Rretl I'll know more
then. I hope 1l 1sn t going
to slow ml' down · ·
BRETT MISSED 25
games in June and .Jul y
a fter being injured on a
slide into second base in
Cleveland. He tore a liga-
ment in his foot on June 10
a nd did not return to ac-
tion until July 10.
And it wouldn 'l bother
the Angels i( Brett mis·
sed another four games.
On Sunday. the New
York.Yankees completed
a four·game sweep of the
Angels with a 4· 1 victory
behind the seven hit
pitching of Rudy May.
Doug Bird and Rich
Gossage.
The victory was the
seventh s traight for the
Yankees and improved
their American League
East lead to 41,Az games
over Baltimore. which
lost5·2t.o0akland.
May, 13·5, went seven
innings. allowing just
four hits and lowering his
earned nm average lo
2.29, best in the league.
HELD HITLESS by
Angel rookie Jim Dorsey
through three Innings,
the Yankees erupted in
the fourth. With one out,
Os car Gamble singled
and Dorsey walked Reg-
gie Jackson on a3-2 pitch.
Spencer then lofted
Dorsey's 2·0 delive ry into
Sockers
Advance
TAMPA. Fla. <AP) -
The San Diego Sockers
beat the Tampa Bay
Rowdlea, 2·1 in a mini·
game shootout Sunday
ni1bt to advance to the
North American Soccer
League's Ame rica n
Conrerenceflnals.
Tampa Bay won the
re1ulalion game 6-0,
avenging a 6-3 loss In San
Dlego Thursday Qilbl
and throwing the aeries
into a tle-breakJng 30·
mmutemini·game.
Steve Wegerle scored
for the R9wdtes and
Hu10 Sanchez tallied for
the Sobers to \.le the
mlntaame l·t,.forclna
the •toot.out.
the right fi eld bleachers
for a 3-0New York lead
May finally left the
gam e in the eighth in
n1ng . than k s to s ix
pitching ch<.1 ngcs b y
Ca lifornia Manager J im
Frcj:?OSi.
·'The thini:: that really
hurt me was the time
lapl'es." explained May
· · I', r e gos i c h a n g e d
pitchers so often. He was
trying to win the ball
game too, and that's why
he was changing pitchers
not JUSl to aggravate me ..
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Monday. Sec>tember 8. 1980 s DAILY PILOT
NeeeOWldea
Tax Defennent
Plans Growing
By JOHN CUNNIFF
.......... AMtytl
NEW YORK -Although it might seem so at limes.
the rinancial decisions of people aren't always governed
by what Washington says or what well-known money men
ad vise or what the stock market is doing.
Some of the most widespread advise being ofrered to·
day. for example, is to balance your finances in order to
ride out the latest r~ession, and millions seem to follow
that advice. Consumer credit is down.
But to the publishe r of Che Financial Freedom
Report, a publication "designed for the highly motivated ·
individu~I who is seeking to establish his own financial
freedom'" borrowing js in vogue. 0 In a "bulletin .. in the latest issue.
publisher Ma rk 0 Haroldsen. who
rounded the m agazine in Salt Lake City
several year s ago, ad vises "You \
should be borrowing money now from ~ -·
your local bank · ·
The suggestion is consistent with
Ha roldsen's philosophy of continued in·
flatio n . us ing ·other people's money
a n<l'paying as little income tax as you
ca n. Borrowed money, he says re·
peatedly. is yours tax-free. And dun ng
chronic inflation. he points out, you repay in cheaper
dollurs
HOW WlDELY THIS advice is followed .is hard to
say. but Haroldsen and others like him have mailing lists
in the thousands. which is evidence that the practices or
muny people are contrary to conventional wisdom.
Conventional wisdom also promotC5 the notion t hat
there isn't much you can do to lower your income taxes
otht.•r than to hop<'. pray and cajole Congress into grant ing
a tax reduction. Ma ny people don't believe that.
The evidence comes from the popular ity of tax
avoidance seminars . en which attendees are taught ho~ to
take every possible deduction and how to set up bust·
nesscs in which assets l'<.in be quickly depreciate'<!.
TAX AVOIDANCE SEMINARS now seem to he
sweeping the country. In Mill Valley. Calif.. 8 111 Greene
uses his front lawn to tell people how it 's done. He says
his privately printed book. "Welcome to The Tax Revolt. ·
is:;elling well. even though most salei. arc by mail order.
Tax avoidance. of course. is not tax evasion. but 1t re-
alty isn't tax avoidance eitlier. More accurately it is tax
deferment because. at least in theory. the taxes eventual·
ly are going to come due and collectible ,
However , that day can be postponed a· long lime. To
illustrate. an income property can be depreciated. givipg
a n annual tax deduction for 10, 20 or probabl y 30 years
Then. in theory, taxes are due.
HOWEVER, IF PROCEEDS from that sale are tm-
mediat.ely put in trust unW reinvested in a similar. cos-
tlier income-producing property. the tax man might allow
deferral until the new property is fully depreciated.
'lbere's little new about the concept: the Treasury
De pa rtment grants tax deferrals to owners of U.S. Sav-
ings Bonds and to investors in various promotions. includ.
ing cattle feeding and oil drilling. What is new perhaps is
the popular pal'kaging and promotion of avoidance.
Eve.n the elderly a re doing their own thing. Have you
heard of "desaving?" Pe rhaps not. but you proba bly have
heard of the reverse mortgage, and the two terms mean
roughly the same thing.
mE REVERSE MORTGAGE. in which the elderlf
would mortgage their fully paid home. receiving monthly
payments on a n annuity basis related to their expected
lifespan, have the endorsement even of regulators.
Still, they seem ·to be eosnarled in red t ape and
stalled by the current money difficulties that most sav·
ings banks are experiencing. But desaving, a less formal
arranf.?ement. m ay be catching on.
Under desaving. the homeowner miJ!hl make his or
her own "3r rangements and keep the plan a~ simple <is
poss1bk-. One method. for example. is to merely borrow
money with the house as collateral. and us~ it as needed.
Moral: For good or for bad. many people today seem
to be doing their own financial thing. not waitin~ for
som cone to gi \Te them the official ltne but. out of necessity. ex-
perimenting and sometimes winning.
SD 'Poverty' Area?
SAN DIEGO CAP > -Tbc city of San Diego has applied
for $16 million in federal poverty funds to fin ance construc-
tion of new downtown hotels and a convention center. In its
application, lower downtown San Diego is described as "a
pocket of poverty" and 20.000 military people are listed as
low-income residents.
~QMefafion•
By ne Aaoda&ed Press
Selected world gold prices today:
Loedla: morning fixing $660.00 up $9.00 .
......_: afternoon fixing $672.00 up $21.00.
l'arls: afternoon fixing t861.37, up $11.Sl.
Fruklart: fixing $660.97, up $12.01.
Zlllidll: $67LOO bid, up $21.00; $674.00 asked.
New York: Handy & Harman mid-morning $672.00, up
$21.00.
New Yon: Engelhard selling price mid-morning
$672.00, up.$21.00.
New Yort: Engelhard fabricated gold mid-morning
$695.25. up $21.46.
Sllrf'r
NEW YORK CAP> -Handy & Harman silver today
$18.8'10, up S0.1870.
Engelhard silver $18.820, up S0.1670, fabricated silver
$19.814. up 90.175".
.91rfal•
NEW YORK CAP> -Spot noaferrou.s metal prices to-
day:
°'llPer' .92~91~ a pound, U.S. deltinations.
Lelld 42 cents a pound.
ZlllC 38~·17'4 cents a pound, delivered . ......... pound.
Alww..._, lb,. N .Y ... 72.
MernQ tt05 per flaak. P',,,_•~troyoa.N.Y.
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lfiE. DVMB CREAM CJ.IEE.SE:. HER Ifie. 1Rl1TI-I. RECOGNIZE. SO~AT!
DR . SMOCK
-ret..t.. Me, .JUS"r HOW
seveREE PO YOO 'T'HINK YOUR CASe OF .••
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THANK YOU--
THAT'S ~O
SWEET AND
tUNSEL..FISH OF
YOU
by Harold Le Doux
Ot<AY, FIND JEAN ... AND I
DRIVE TtETWO OfYOU OUrTOTHE~al>Of
fHE FARM! THERE'5
CATllE TO e€ FED!
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college
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compound 52 ··-by
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" long walk S5 Ellpec1s: 1S ltllmlmen 2 WOfds
16 Mi9n noble 59 Repljle:
17 Peculi#: 2 WOfds
Comb. form 61 Alh
18 Oetlnsive 62 Mine
20 Tl'9Ct entrance
22~ 83T,._
23 WMppeis tM Silkworm
24 Indigo dye 65 Femw, e.g.
25 SMnbering 86 EJdleul1ed
28 Emotions 87 Street sign
32 Sc:tlool sut>j.
331.evees
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tongu. 2 Verdi WOfll
31 lndultrilllt 3 -mint
Cyrus -4 Folks
.0 -Chico 5 Deaer1:
41 Haints 2 words
43 Enliven: 8 Bogs
2 words 7 !eland
45 Wrong: Pf-. 8 P9rlod
ftx 11 Ewtlatlng:
41 Arw. e.g.: Poet.
2 words 10 ColontZlng
41 N9w OrleMs 11 GM off
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21 Hlltened
24 Flbullst
25 Maturing
26 Jew\sl'l lete
27 Relaxed
28Honored
29Gl1faMme
30Cer911
31 F ...
34 Roll
37 Redilted
311 Moet lnll19
42 Cranium
«Golt shot
47 Embraces
49 Red Ink items
51 ""0ld -
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52 Blackleg
53 Bother
54 Emerlld ltle
SS Abete
56-Yclfttor
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57 MIJ1ure
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TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS Tele1'ision Mooday. September 8, •980 CAii. V PILOT &f
-EYENllG~ ... , ..... G) PM MAQAlJHa
Ce11C)ll 0 Coomof t pojlll
~ly Hlll1 pub a IChool
r0t wom.,1 11unwr1 Cht1t
1111 mall.. 'old 1)11411
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TUBE TOPPERS 0 CHAIAD HOUSE TEL.ETMOH (CONT'O) CD YOU BET VOUA UFE
Buddy meet• a belly
danc«. a pet a11rolo04r,
and e woman who works
for ttt. IRS
12:30 D THE BAXTEN
"Cepital P\lntsnmenr'
9) NATIONA1. NIWI
11:408 (1) THl!8AINT
.,._WOMAN
Wonder WOft\M -t UI
ell '* po-. to -Joe AlllW-;1 MllOI'* !tom
Ille .W. of I Mil* 1()(16.
Mar
J\BC 0 fi :OO Monday Night Foot-The lttqendary loch ,._
monster I• wronoty t>tamed
fOf • .., ... or klllill!I• In a
small Scottish town
., MOW!
• • ·• ·s~u1mtw """' • 1 ••l>Ul Jmui l unletn•
h ~ll T h <: Da llas Co wboys a nd the
Wa~hmglon Red skms rene w t heir old
r1vulry as the N1''L season gets unde r
~a )
Q) TWE llEHNY HIU.
SHOW
A bright newcomer to TV
has e rough time Wh.,,..
thongs go wrong e5 4 dltet;·
tor ot 11 bubblll t>alh c:om-
m .. c11I
12:150 ®) AOAM·11
Mallo)l'and lfeed handle a
burgl•ry 91 • •ldlng IChoOI
• 9 Wl. ,ic)()T9AU.
0.-.. CowtlOyll et WNll J<>Ni>h t.otten •-peo
!;IU "-''"-' killed tn ""
•11l11ta11n ~r~ n. con1lde1
NllC D 9 00 "My Husband is Mis-1:00 0 TOMORROW
"Human SexulllllY" Sub-
1ec:ta covt1red Include
bondage and humtllatlon.
group MJC, pornog,.plly,
sttlpp•nQ pro11ltutlon and
tran!OM!•ullllly (RI
a-:=:N
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by Ill o-... .o !\Ouk
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'"' I Oev•ll ~f...at '"'Id
Mh huul ~4•11le1 tlllCUl ll
olul .,,••UY
::.in ~ " Sall y Stru(hcrs stars as the wifo
of a scr v1ct·m t10 mt.'>sing in Vietnam who
~t·h out to find him in this TV movie
drama Wlth Tony Musante. (See photo at
ldt)
11:30 ID C9J HAARV O
H•.rrv commni> h1'T1!'lf\lf 10
• ., ln•tnu11cn to l'Wl'P a
y()Un<) n~.ress wl'O II I>< ng
he;d "'"' • d')ft1nsl Mr will IJ TONIGHT
&I) MOVIE • • ·r 1a11c1s Goes To
we~• r·o•nt c t'1'>2l Donald
0 t.omnr loro Nel..on
l r1pp1r . c:oec:h•ll l•Y
........ lfltlf'I '"' 1111., m ANACTOf ARC O 10.00 "Fantas ti c Guebt 110" David Stein.
btorg GuMt~ O•tl. Sllll"'"·
Heten C.urtey Brown. Hoyt
A•lon. G11orge Stwl<lt1ng,
Cormen McRao, Mary Kay
Piece
c:411'1\P bOlllnCI '°"'All"*'' to ~I lhl 11411\61ef OI •
llMUllNI l\UfM
• IT TAK8 A THllEJ'
COHO RESS
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111 • •• '"ld lullb~"" trom
11ulLJt:atry lub<Jr und env1
I oMn"'1hil \jflJUP• 111uggkl
hi ,, •• ., "'"'' interest•
•'t\lf-•ltM.t ·n Ille Clear1
"'"'Clot 19 fl n (RI
Voyage." Raquel W t'lc h is cut down to
size m ttus science-fi ction movie with
S tephen Boyd
1·300 NEWS
1:606 MEWS
2:000 NEWS
2:200 NEWS
2.25 6 MOVIE
Al Mundy .. llu.gned II)
ot>tain IQC>-..c:<ll mlCI 0
him Which may be ill tn.
gold tooth ot an lmj)I ..
OMd SIA -cllflt
• tl.ECTAICCOMPAMY
; OHCEUPOHA
CLASSte
Oomonoc: !he Brotl\tl<
hOo<I" Wt11dle C!IPIUltla
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MMO {Pan6 0l8JQ(Rl
I C88NEWS
9:30 TICTACDOUOH
WE.COME BACK.
KOTTP
BlrbeflllO O.Cl<les to run
for tlUOenl bOdy ptNI
Olrlt. but 1111 campaign
tlldlnlQ"'9 c:reate more
probllma than anvon-bat·
gained for
• DICK CAVETI
Guests. Joan Plownght
Lawrence 011v,.. tpart 1 ot
2l (R) el> STUDIO SEE
'Unocyc;lea' Tne S I H91·
en's School unocyote Onu
Tea,,.. 1n Newbury. Ohio
performs gymnastics on
unleycieS (F\)'
(I) M•A•&•H
TOrned down lor a lu1u1e
po1111on al hOme. Charles
11 so irate he refuses 10
1e11c to enyone In tl'le unll
7:00 I C88 NEWS N9C~ 8 HAPP'( DAYS AGAIN
A marathon dance at
Arnold's becomes tho
ba111eground for Joen1e
Des11«,rnl «• J••t1rt1 f~JI 8·30 Q) CAROL BURNETT
ANOFRIENOS
S.i ll\ ~lrut ht·r~. J-. " ,.,11nrn.i1 ~t·.Trd11rtg
l\i>r.th \ ll'lll.JOI r111 ht•r hu• l>.1110, I c
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1 "" No y Speecn
"°'"'~ NOOO<ly fli) FIVE PRESIDENTS
OH THE PAEs.c>EMC'V l I 1) n g 111 • • t\h ll 1 .. 1 and 1 ~I i 11 • lr1 c l•PI from .trChtval 1.-111v
1 n 1n1en.1"" ~ P111siden1s
lr<.1man. E•• hOwor. K~-
11U0y, Jonn;;t>n end Nixon
1•llUCI on me r1110pons1blll·
llft• tnttuor.co and Po-•
ot the ott1c., rue SevaJltd
lopofl~
h1111~ht .. it 91111 NH <'I .u111<'
;onJ he< .irth lovd
;• .K*ER S WILO
Q) M•A"S"H
Hawkeye 1 etu~•• tc1
,,,.ttase a wound-.1 14.ntAJn
wantoo by U S 1n1 .. 111
011nce
Q) STRffTS Of SAN
FRANCISCO
POSIOQ as l dtnlt .. ~Ader
M.&llftr 10"'~ • grcu1.1 nt
o-rters hv1ng c.n a Id'"'
10 traci. down tt•e muro ,,
411 of one of them 8D OVER EASY
GueSI Bro<iowi;y compo-.
t>r Jule Stvne 0 IRI m MACNEIL {LEHR.ER
REPORT .
Cl) TIC TAC OOUGH
7:30 6 THE MUPPETS
Guest DOU9 Het1n1n9 0 F1GHT BACK 0 SHA NA NA
Guest Bernadene P<'ll'•~
0 FACE THE MUSIC
Q) ALL IN THE FAMIL V
A rchie ecptodes wtit.n he
11 ,
fD MACN(IL I LEHFIE.R
~. ponr
UiJ ~.tTCCM
8:40 0 FAWLTY TOWERS
1•ot1v nd Manuel ta~l'I
•Mr CAii' Of !hi! '10tf11
..,.r \1 , Rd-..1 dnd his wit&
•lotl1no to 1 ko 11 Smilll
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, 1,, ..... iv ~,~ A.'t-'" ~ 9 000 "f M•A·S•H ~~ lh '•P~ 'f , ~ .i r\o.A·~ .~onet v1 1h
nt'ld 1.a,tt h~ 1• t: t r ., lh"· 407 7ch durtng .:in out
1n 1 tmn~ ot A.p111 rootb Oey
(, P M MAOAZt~;e: J" H "''"'"•m fRI
r. 1110 I 0 (", '""" , f''"" 0 NBC MOVIC:
tt..'"''Y H t p I \If rD ti ti My Hu~band IS Mis~
,,, • ., h u .. t ,, io~ ( •978t ~.1lly Strulhttt'>
8'()() Q II THF 0("10 ( To11y M•J'l.'.lntff Tt10 .. 11e ol
HUMAN. fHE MAl31C "" Anlt111ca11 'or••ceman
SE ·JSF m1s,.11;i 111 .icuon "' v.at
An t:-.Lr )•n• m t ltif· c,r.n . nom Mit>Jrt-.,, 01 1 deter
r -th'<! OtL :')..l C". ,1 H~poc 1$ nl•nod QUflto;t I J tnd OVI
ul 1 '' o, m. ey" Wld .,,,, wndt hitppenod to '1flf hus-
~tortl' , "' "'" poo11to band (RI
1 ,rpCI wttr> r!tlf•"<"'t 1n1e.1ts 0 THAT'S ll'fCREOIBLE
1(\ I'll'" "'ll"' ,, presunt!ld Ffllltured IOOIOC• or the
Ale•ar>dRr N;o. rby "JI· Mount St Heten S dlsa!llOt
ratu~ (RI 1.tn MlllmPI to klap over
l"'L 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON 1wo moving cars, o denllst "'"annel Li11t ing• THE PRAIRIE wtio 1a11oos tOAth
8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles Almanz.o f1n11lty realm~~ 0 CHABAO HOOSE 8 KNBC (NBC) Lo s Angeles Laura is no1 a hnle girl TELETHOH (CONT"D)
8 KTLA (Ina ) Los A n geles When l\ef dru11m of r:>ecom· CD MERV GRIFFIN 8 KABC·TV (ABC) Lo s Angeles 111g a scnooueacnlf comes "Sexutllty" Guests. Aaron
i KFMB (CBS) San Diego t1u11 tRl Hase. Eteanor Hnmitton. 0 FAWLTYTOWERS Or W!Hiam H1rtmon. Or. KHJ. TV (Ind ) Los Angeles B.&sll Fawhv the most Merityn Alhlan, Helet1 Gut· IDl KCST (ABCl San Otego incc.mpetenl innkeeper in ley Brown. Gal>roelle
• KTIV (lrfd I Lo<o Anqt'IP• Englend. is g yect from Brown. 9> KCOP TV (ln!l 1 Los Angt>h·~ ruin by his ottlcienl wlla. 8i> AH ACT Of
&il KCET· TV (PB S) Los Angelos (Part 1 of 61 CONGRESS: LOCAL
Orange Collnh l91<1ue ot
w omen Voters d·St;USS
nahonel law-meking pro·
<edures as they i;llllCI our
tocat community
(!Ql DON C<>fn'ELL
11.20 0 FAWLTY TOWERS
Basil c1ea1M c.hnos lly
1ry1ng 10 1mpoMl nu ..... w~
on '"'aubl proonu;cu1tv v•I
h111 chen1s and stall (f'art
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co1w1nce Ann to f':l•n '""'
on nu. upc;vrn4no '""" ~~,1
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ez;) ANACT~
CONGRESS
PONffr b101<1 • 1'1 Co•
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rc.nn--._r 1.1i ~ro .. ;>': '''
tr> hJI\/• H~C r 1111c • t-;
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JOHr J KN0.-115 iHAi HE·s
MF 1 lilONEO IN IHE.
't JP AN!/ COMING-'
5rCTION OFIHIS 'WCfKS PEOPLE:. l""\K>A"ZINE~
wron') funeral ( 1 hr . 30
n"1n I
10.00 8 (8') LOU GRANT
Tnu l rtb condomns a bOOk
bum•••O on a larrn commu-
""V wfl 1e facJng a cenSO<-
> :> problf''" ot tl'I own
I
• 1o1rws ~ ••01'E
• • Fa I SI ( \foy
a .. to r •9E61 St«in n Boyd,
h11~uul We.th Surgeons
" <l thlf r f'~u1p1T110nt a111
•AdOt'••d to rr,1cron-. 'tile 1n
i let OU'1 C."' n• I
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M~ N , At.C .. SriOP
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JOURNAL l1e1w11er s 1Jo1ii1:tc· A
v1,tn'1ttl p 1ttt) purt1v~ •
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r1•hc.ur ttno 1u.1•' l)r o t ·A
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0 DATINGGAMC fJ MEWS
G) HOOAM'S HElt()e
Hogon t>tows up an
dmm .. n111on oump and
c~tur•a o Germ1m l)&n11r·
al
Q) GETSMART
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NEWS
(le. ABC NEWS
11:50 (T~ IRONSIDE
-MIDNIGHT-
12;00 0 TWILIGHT ZONF
A f·'''"'1jflrr:e t1nOdllHTl 1~
~ 1111-d fly tne !JOllC" •or rob-
bing j lndn CtUT'l[)Uny
0 ABCNEWS 0 MOVIE
• • 119er Forco 11!>151
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t1t 1• Ct'1vf'lr 8'J.f n •
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I 19471 Joan Caulfield,
Cl11ud• Rains. A radio
,announc:ti•, the. Qutlll
guardldn o l o wealtf.y
young ll'''· plot" 10 murd..,
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2·30(£) t-4EWS
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IJ(lyl. i m•• H o r if•y
1100® .. 1 •..J05tl In L'.fr· ._
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12 00 0 ••• """ on~Pr-
rn1 I.I I I f), ~.I lt•l't •
m •• '. '111 .. SnJnqnRI "'"'Y l'l~•t Ro1llt fiomun
Ed.,, ><•'1 0 9,,.,n (£).... ~ Ill• ~
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3 :.0 0 "• I Lnv" Vou,
(,noony1• ( 197•1 Hope
Ldru,~ lo.''' HolflfT',ln
by Armstrong & Batiuk
JAN WOULD YOU L•Kr fOHELY MEG~ i IHE. OT~ER I \-.) 5fAO<C,
OF MAGAZINE.b OUT OF-MY CAR?
• KOCE· TV (PBS) Hu ntington Beac h 0 CHASAD HOUSE FOLLOWUP ~ ............ -. ...... -. ...... -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.---.----... ..1..-----TEl.Ef----HON-----___ _J.., __ ~R~epr::esen:::'•:•:lllCll::.~f:rom::.~t:he:...L~!!~~~~~~:::::::'!:.~~~~~~~~!!~:f::~~~~~==~~~~~:::~~~~~!!~~!::~~:::~~~
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At Last, Commercials to Get Theirs.
By JAY ARNOLD
HO LLYWOOD <AP) -"I have this ·z· TV C'hann<·l box at home, you
knO\.. with 2i stJt10n:. on it , and this
one station ~a::. JUst s o loaded with
conirrw1e1als I th.iu1 ht tt was a n a ll-
com rn1·n·1a l sl<1' 11m ...,a vs Steve
l\l art1n ~· dan,.:1•;-oa:. m a n· wit h an
idt•:t for a com NJ). ruutrrw "Frn;ill~"
I n•.tlrn d th•·r' Wd ' artu~1tl) enter
la 1nmu11 rn tltt:rt·
So \\h\ n11t ;1n ;.ill <'ommerc1al ·
p ro!!t J m M..1rtm mu..,t·d lie decid ed
tht•n• wa .... 111 H I f• r :J I"\' show for t h<'
pt•oph-"1111 111 t b 1r1 d w;.11tin~ for
tho;;(' \\o1'ld\•rful l'nmmf'rr1alc;
sa nd" l<'hl•tl Ill ht'lwct•n all th;.it ho·
hum murde r and mayhem
I
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crll .. nrt S1uy Chaµst1k afi cionados
m ay P.t'l w 11<1t th• v tl<'~r·ne ~pt 30.
with i\la'1 n 'l\11 r·ommerc1al~. :m
NBl 'I'''''' ti th.11 •·\en tndudes a few
cnlf'J tain:ni nt "flots for tho.;c who
don t a'ppn •r1ak a good thing : one
so lid hnur of r11mn nrwls
McWhirt.er Dees. Julann Gnffin. Pat
Proft and P aul Rc>ubens. They pay
homagt' to s uch ''1dc.•o :.•aplcs as u!>cd
l' a r dca I e r!'. fe m 1 n1 n c hyg iene
:.11r a )s. colas, 1.H:rfumcs :.ind cal
foorls.
Hobert Klt•m. tit" 1'1rt B.md ilfllf .1
da nce . ense111bl1' prfl\ ldl! lhl• ('!lll'f
lJ mmen l inl(:rlud"s
C REATl~G Sl (II A ~how ~<i...,
t'Js~. the tOrt1cd t<ln s:rnJ. Martin, v.h11
norm all) writes ull !11•. c·onrt'rt J• t
materia l. :.at<I in th1;; c..i...,c he· ;;1rrr>l)
hm .. 'd W \H1trrs ;md turntd ll•lm
loost· o n th<' I h111g t'\ r>ryon" IC1\ t's 1r1
hate: the lowly "commc rcral unnoun
cement:"
"We knim c\·er} ont· s hot ..1 '''"JZY
1d,..a. so w e said. ·.Just start \Ht'ing
:rnfi get all t hose off ~our chf'st the
rea lly biza rre ones and the ones
you ve had 1n your hl'.'a.t for a
)car:" he sard in a rcrt:nl intt•r v1e w
at his modest 40 Sha re Productions
office in Wes t Hollywood.
long a s the usual 60-minutc T V van e·
ty show script.
"E H•ry ~ritcr, every comed1Jn.
has a rout ine on comnu.•rcials, ·' ht·
..1ddl•d "1th some undt.'rSlatcme nt
O"IF OF TllF. S HOW'S m.rn\
ttll.1t1PllS skt•lt•h1•s 1:. Thl' 'UI·
i\mcr1< Jrt F.tmtl\" ;_ibnut a moth• f .
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lrnm "'tr.111t;:1•r.., who vt•ll 'I'll g1vi
.11u S~>O 111r th.ii gr.1' l \ -.t:i1111 I
l11rt'"' or, 'Don l It ''t· homt·
wrthout thLm ! "
fn another SC'c>ne, Ma rtin plav<. .1
used car dealer who "tr..ip:. h1mM·lf to
a crud'-' he detector th:Jt he· promts<•...,
will "~•cp" wht'O<. vcr hl' telb J lit•
Th\' grca...,y lonkrnJ,! huckster gl't!>
hce[h •l from his f1 r...,t lv.11 word~
hts name -and ht gue!t frantJc..111~
downhill from tht•rc.
"!';0, lT'.S J l 'ST for fun," b~
vowed. 'Td ralht>r ::.a trn ze the com-
me rcials t h'"•mseh l'i> tha n t¥ fact
that tht•r"'" :.. lot of <·ummerc1als on
TV Wh<'n ~ <lU think of J prem1::.e for
,1 s kl'IC'h lal,l' lha l \Ou 're tal krn~
~1hout lht.• In th .• 1nrl th,.n }OU ~nle 1t
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··'>'tll IX" rh11111 to h i>I' !hell' com-
11w1 l'lab ~at 1rt1£·c1. h1· aid
",\LL C'0'1 '1F:RCl '\LS" 1..., not th•
ortl ~ thmg \lJl('t1m1ng f, r M..1rt111, wh >
... ;11<1 ht• II takP 11m1• nff from th" f·or,-
\'l'rt·n1ght club 11r< u1t to 11,mplet<: ru:;
nt'xt movtl'. whic h ht• now 1s wntmg
with Carl Rc 111,t·r.
STEVE MARTIN AS 'MORRIS" ON TV SPECIAL
He Won't Punyfoot on Commercial Spoof
M art.n hl.i.I..., 1 cast that mcludcs
Lour. :'\~t. r\n•w Lockhart, Avery
S chreiber. \ntc1n10 I< a rgas. Julte
Those bizarre "JUSt o rr the top of
the head"' ideas added up to 150
pages, which Martin said is twice as
C::in ~t<·Vl.' M.1rlm h P <;t nous about
this thing" H:is lit'> Zanint·s:. tr 1ded
in his arrow·through-lhl hecid t;pc
comedy for a lectur er 's b aton'!
"[t \\.Ill be lhl' rn11q llOU5UJI ffiO\I('
you "e cn•r ~Cl'n .. hi' ~:ud drrh mnc
to di...close thl' sl0nl1n1•. ··1t·..., s uch a
hrlarre idea " ·
Plwny Slww Protested
WASHINGTON <AP> -; The
Federal Communications Com·
mission is being deluged with
pre -printed p ost cards fro m
a round the country protes ting a
network television s ho w that
doesn't exist.
Within the last two weeks. the
commission has r eceived more
than 7 ,000 postcards condemning
purported plans by ABC to air
.. Adam & Yves ,"' a comedy
s how whose leading characte rs
would include homosexuals.
T he postcards are identical .
with a picture on one side or two
children in front or a TV set ,under
the beadline: "ABC Presents:
Perverted Filth. Don •t Let This
Happen .. The other side of the
card includes a one -pa ragra ph
protest m essage and then space
for si~natures.
FCC offtc1als say they a re at a
loss to explain what prompted
the deluge of m ail o r even who
mounted the campaign .
ABC officials say they con-
. side red an "Ada m & Yves" pro -
gram two years ago but dropped
it from active developm ent and
have no plans for production.
"ll 's ne ver been on the
schedule.'' said on e ABC of -
ficial. who asked not to be iden·
tified . "The whole thing is moot
and we have no idea what's
prompting these card s ."
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The postcards. all addressed
to FCC Chairm an Charles D.
Ferns. ca rry a message which
reads . "I h e r eby condemn
ABC 's p r oposa l to air the
ho m osexu al com e dy s eries ,
'Adum & Yve s,' or any similar
program , and notify you that
l 've sent a protest to ABC for
placement in their public file.
Charles L. Gray of the FCC's
broadcast bureau s aid the com-
m ission would like to find out
wha t organization is gen erati.Dg
the mail so that a response can
be sent. The commission does
not h ave the r esources to
respond to every pos tcard, he
added.'
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luH1llo-il th• .. 1u1h ~ dd11111um of box
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111 1 ,.,. 1·11lh'JW pn111•,,::,111 , from the
!'111 th1 I' I
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I h1· h1.1-h 1w1·1·:i.:. r .11111 of G films.
111t.ihl1• 1111 .di u1'•' :.::ud Dt
Th11111.1 S11n11111·t ,, ~m·1..1tP professor
or ,., m111un11· 111 •n'> .11 lt1dc•r College
111 '\1 \\ J1·r~1 \
T he report, covering an 11-year
p1.•r1od. explained that the same
number of R-rated films succeeded
each year no matter how many were
1>ruduced. Fro m 20 tQ 33 R-rated
movies reached the million-dollar
plulcuu annually. while the number
of R movies produced r:anged from 83
to 276. "There seemed to be a cons-
tant and prcdictu blc market for a
ce rtain number of R films." the re-
port concluded
HOWEVER. T UE r eport s aid a
contributing factor to low success
ratios for R-rated movies may have
been Wlder reported revenues from
drt ve-in theaters. where many R
movies arc s cr eened . and from
theaters that normally show X·rated
rilms .
The authors i.pcculated that the
surprising s uctess or G-rated films
could be due to "uni versa l ac·
cess1b1hly" and careful audience re-
search and market pl anning for lhe
relatively s mall number of un-
restriclL'<f fil ms.
Qebb1c Revnold mugs crosseyed for tht! l'amera <right> a:, sh l·
clowns \\1th Ann Miller and M1 ckc) Rooney backstage aftt.'r a
performanCl' uf "Sugar Babies," the long-running Broadv. a~
mu~1ca l
"11n°om·t H1 U•'\' \ ,\ ustm. assistant
111 1111•.,..,1 rot 111111rnun1t.\tions at
lt11d11..,tt•1 111.,1111111 of icchnology,
.incl llr '\1:1rk .J :'l.1rhohch, staff
... 1.111,1111.111 .11 tht• :'\ew Jersey
( 'ullt•)!t• of i\h·cl1c·int• .rnd Dentistry.
1·omp,1n·d lht• ri1111s (In the basis of
North /\mt·111· UI ,, 111 .11' or ,it least Sl
m11lwn hast•d 1111 th1.· doll.ir's 1969 ex·
c•hJllgl· r.ilt•
The i.tudy involved about S.000
fi lms rated d uring the last 11 full
years of the Motion Picture Associa·
lion of America rating system. which
began in late 1968. The ratings. a long
with box offi cl' data from "Variety,"
the industry n1Jwsp<tpw-. were pro·
t'es:.ed ut Rider Collcg<.'.
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HI KNOWS YOU'ii AlONEi-1 ""' JOJlH111
Fete Set
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NEW YORK t/\P I
The 33rd anm\'t>rsary of
the founding of the st<1tl'
of l sr::u~I will be eel
C'bra1''<1 bv a world"" 1de
theater benefit that could
br ing tn more than .$10
millibn to help karmng
centers in thl' J C\\ 1sh
state. The e\'ent lht• world
pre miere Of the.-mOVll'
"The Chosen" will
take place on May 11 .
1981, in 1.000 theat<'rs 1n
the Uruted States and l:l
other nations . Th<' film
is based on a novt•I by
Chaim Potok.
The benefit is the
brainchild of the film's
producers Edie and E ly
La n d:.iu
· · V;.irn11\ i d ms havt> ·been s u
mal1gn1•d :.i , 'lx1~•di1t·t· pobon' that
rl'l;,il1\'l'ly h•w :110• made anymore."
St morwt ~ .. mt "\ t•t ~4 ~ p<'r('cnt of
I ht•m hm·C' b1:1·n "Ul'C'1•:.sful. They're
n )!hl up th1·tl' \\ 1ln l'l;, lhl' parental
g u1danc·t• lltms \\dlll'h had a 2ti 7 per·
tl'lll 'urn•,.., r ,•1111
Tht· stH·t'l''s 1.11111 fur movies ratC'd
H. Ill \\-ht<•h J>t'll)•k Ufllll-r 17 )l'Jr!> old
:in• not Jdo11llcd ""1thout adult
pE"rm1 s..,1on \>:J rmly lJ 7 ix·rcent.
\\hill· JU!<>l !) .Jll fl'l'H~Of thl' "( rat~'<l
mov1~ \\her.-no nnc under HI 1c; ad
m 1t lt'd. h•11I rt'.1dll·li l llt :-! ud v·~ ::.ut•
{'('C.S It•\ t•I I Ol: fl'"'l II ( ht f~ s.uci
"Pl·Orl I. It\\ i hrlll :.pt-culating
ahnut th p "'"1 1J,• t 1 t l h 1A ratrngs
on tlw lien. 11fl111.· c\.t.>r s ince the
s\ <;ll·rn ht•g,m ... ~1montl .;aid "This
1s lht• l1r ... 1 n1mpn h<•n:-.1\ <• tt•st and
s t ron)!t•st st.1t1.-t1cal 1nd1c·atton to
datC' th..11 lht· puhl1r s taste·" an• more
c·c1nsc•n •~ln l· th:in Holl\'\\ ood s "
"II prcxlt1n•r. \n 11l ..,l kl~ bv the
findings of thi:-slUdv. th1.·)' would pro
dUl'l' mon· (; ltl111 .. tc•\H'I R r1lms
.ind v1rtu,lll\ no X fiims · tht• report
said.
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No Yale Drama
For Jodie F osier
NEW HAVF.N. Conn. CA P > -Ac·
tress Jodie Fost<'r, who entered Yale
University last week . ..sat<l s he as
promised herself not lo get mvolv<'d
in colleg<' dra matics.
M 1ss 1-'ostl'r star or 13 motion
pictures bt>fore her J7lh birthday. tn·
eluding "Foxes" and "Taxi" -said
Thursday she would concentrate on
classes but would make a nother film
during vacations She called her firc;t
day of dasse:. Thursday the "best
day or m y life " .
A str aight·A student at high school
1r1 Los An~elcs. s he said s he came to
Yale planning to ma1or m Engltsh
but after sitting 1n on other courses
during orient:.ition she was less ccr·
lain about her maJor.
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2 .•• All Out or Lovt .. A If Supply ( An5ta)
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(. "Lale In Thi· EV<'ntn~\' l'aul Simon
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Getting the ball over
the net is little
problem for these
women. each of whom
is at least 6 feet 2 inches
tall. Through an
agency that handles
acting and modeling
careers for tall women.
they are being filmed
by Transatlantic Enterprise
for a movie titled
"Unusual People ... Th e
lofty beauties (from left)·,,..
are Kathy Hindman. Liz
Ste/lone. Donna Blevins
and Nancy Th iesen
1
Models Dave Secret to Hide
By MICHAEL DOUGAN
Of , ... Daily ~l..i S!Mt
A legion or lady liars is haunting the
modeling s tudios and casting omces or
Southern California . Their resumes bear
false statistics. and they never wear high
hee ls to interviews. Many have le;irned a dif·
ficult trick how lo look attractive while
hunching.
There 1s u st•c ret they must hide :
These women are tall . Not just taJl for girls,
but tall for people. They are taller than most
men. And. because they're pursuing careers
in show business. their height is a curse.
Take. for exampl<'. Orange County's lov-
ely D'Lee Magness. Her resume says she's 5
feet 10 inches Lall. but that's a bit or fiction.
Ms . MaRncss 1s. as she puts it. "5·12:-"' She's a
6-footer.
EVEN SO, M~. Mai?ness 1s "the shrimp"
a m ong models who work through Above All
E nterprises. a new personal management
agency in Irvine that speciali zes in finding
work for tall beauttei.
All of the agency's other models are at
least 6 feet 2 inches tall One. Kathleen
Mclntvrc. 1s 6 ft•ct 9 mches, but she doesn't
look like much compared to Sandy Allen. Ms.
Allen stands 7 feet 7 mches from head to
toe and she's the world's tallest woman.
certified by the Guinness Book of Records.
"D'Lee is really too short for us." said
Ja mes Woodard who. along with Donna
Blevins. sta rted Above All Enterpri ses. "But
we agreed to handle her because of her ex·
pe rience. ··
Unlike most of Above All 's clients. Ms,.
Magness has acted and modeled for severa l years.
"That '!'. wh y "'l' call ourselves a
personal managemer1t agency:· explained
Ms. Blevms "We take these gi rls and we
train them. all for free They don't know
what works best in front of a camera and it
takes work to learn that." •
Ms. Blevins and Woodard, who are both
6 feet 4 Inches in height, are concentrating
their efforts on finding work for their newly·
trained clients. Early indications are that
there will be plenty or it, they said.
"I EXPECfED WE would have to er.sate.
the entire market. which was not the case.".
noted Ms. Blevins. whose own attempts to,
become a working model several years ago
were frustrated due to her height. "A lot has
happened in fi ve years." she said.
Tall girls a re always told "you should get into modeling," she observed. "But in Los Angeles. if you're over 5 feet 11 inches. they
won't touch you ..
MS. BLEVINS sees the biggest market.
which will provide "bread-and-butter" work
fo r her models. in trade conventions, where a
tall and pretty woman draws attention to a
display like a magnet a mong thumb tacks.
Another likely source of jobs lies across
the Pacific.
"We expect th<1t one of our other markets
is going to be in Japan." said Ms. Blevins.
"They love tall people. especially tall OC·
cidental women.
THERE ARE LOCAL film posstbilities
as well . she claimed, although probably not
enough to provide any of her clients with a
full-time income
For example . the producers of "Buck
Rogers." a !-elevision space opera. recently
called in search of 20 tall men and women to
pl ay the inhabitants of an alien planet for
their opening episode this season.
"Then. after they had the whole thing
cas t. the prod ucers decided they would
change it to all blacks ... said Woodard.
Li/ e in Fishbowl
D 'Lee Magness
Another of their models 1s bemg con·
sldered for a possible role in a proposed mov·
ie called "Bigfoot and White Man." She
would play a female version of the legendary
creature of the north woods. who falls in love
with a captured huma'n Woodard called 1t a
"boy meets ape" story.
FOUR MORE HA VE been interviewed
for a proposed t. v. pilot about, of course. four
tall girls.
And then the r e was t he call from
Playboy. where the editors art: cons1denng a
photo layout on ta ll women. There may be a
hitch. t ho ugh : ··1 don't think a ny or our girls
would pose nude or semi·nude.'' said Ms. "Blevins .
One of the biggest problems facing the
nedgling·agency today is the actor's strike,
which has made it impossible to contact pro-
ducers about possible roles.
WIOCH BRINGS us back to Ms. Mag.
ness. who has been supporting herself during
the strike by selling homem ade peanut butter
bread on the beach.
Her moderately successful career may
be typical of today's tall uctress.
P1ve years ago. Ms Magness flew to
New York with a suitcase full of dreams.
· • 1 wanted to be a model so I got on a
pla ne and said. Tm going to be on the cover
or Vogue.' I didn't know anybody ... she said.
"l went to the garment district and rode
lhe elevators until I got motion sickness.
knocking on doors everywhere. Everyone
said I was too ta ll. So I thought, 'This is stupid.' a nd I J?Ol into acting."
1'1S. MAGNE~I\ LANDED roles in three
off-Broadwav plays and emceed •·The Jn.
credible World of Magic and Illusion" on
Broadway
She appeared on television's "To Tell the
T ruth'' and had a pa rt in a cable t.v. produc·
Lion called "Super Chicks."
Lat.er she played a dancer in the movie
"A II That J azz" (her scene wound up on the
cutt ing room fl oor . however l and she
portrayed a prJmit1ve warrior in ''Gold or the
Am azon Women." an NBC movie of the week.
It was, she said. ''the worst movie ever
made.·· -
Once the strike is over . Ms. Magness ex-
pects to go back to work.
·'Now that the agency is here. it 's perfect," she said.
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Motorhome built from fuselage of DC-3
airplane attracts too much attention.
SEATTLE (AP ) H . L .
"Smokey" Rolland says he wants to
sell his motorhome for any offer of
more than $16,500 cash because it
just attracts too much attention and
be wants more leisure lime.
but discovered the DC-3 was too rust· 1
ed out. • ..-: .l
"It is just like trying to live in a
goldfish bowl," Rolland said Monday
as he taxied along Seattle's streets in
the motorbome built rrom the
fuselage d a DC-3 airplane
.. ,T,S THE SAME way on the
highway," Rolland said. Surprised
drivers stop, then speed up and pass
to get another look at the home on wheels.
. Rolland. 69, of Cardiff-By-The.sea.
Calif .• north or San Diego. retired in
1981 after 31 years in lhe Air Force.
where he was a flight engineer on
B-17s and other planes.
The 40-foot·long motorhome was
built on the chauls of a 1982 GMC
bus with a 22-fool wheelbase and is
powered by a 430-cublc-lnch Llncoln
enstne. It &eta 8 to 10 miles to the
11Uon.
aOLL-'JllJID D&IVES the
motorllome from inside the plane's ortstnal eockplt.
Tbe Dc·3 WU built in 19'4 and sold
by tile Air Force u surpl~ ln lM.
Rollwl and a friend bcRllbt tbe
plue ID lftl for '39.000. loUand orilluU1 tboulht the plane could be
reRored for car10 hauliq durtn1
eomtrucUon ol the Alub ,.peUne
ONE DAY, HE said. he woke up "
with a hangover and announced to
his wife. "I want to make a i
motorhome out or it." J
His wife s aid : "You're still 4
drunk." •
He spent a year and $30,000 con-._•
verting the plane to a motorhome in
1977 and bas earned a third or that \ •
l>ack in promotional work. he said .
Recently he earned $250 a day for
showing the vehicle at the t\bbotsford
Air Show in British Columbia.
He also receives money for show-
ing the vehicle at sboppin1 centers or
anyplace where some promoter
wants to draw a crowd.
Oon Wiikes, left, and Steve Giles outside Huntington, W. Va .• Vet Center
WCTUGoal
EDMONTON, Alberta (AP)
-Prohibition ended ':!l years
ago but the ftlht acainst demon
rum ia stlll beinl fou1bt by the
Women's Christian Tern·
perann Union.
At the forefront of the now.
subdued battle is Frances Mino,
..president of the Canadian
WCTU.
"Prohibition still wou.Jd be
our 1oal but aa • 1roup we're
not likely to briq it •bout. ..
Mn. JllDo said.
· Center Offers Help to Vietnam V etS
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. <AP> -Don
Wilks has a vivid, deeply etched men·
tal picture of that day, back in 1970,
when be returned to the States after
servina hia hitch in Vietnam.
"There was nobody there to meet
us," he says. "They didn't even bother
to send a colonel. One of the IUYS on the
plane bad loet both legs anCI some old
woman walked up to him and said. 'You
should have been killed for what you
did,' or something like that. I was
shocked. I couldn't believe it."
Wilks enlisted In the Air Force shortly
after his ltdl blrtbday.
"1 wu in air rescue and recovery."
says the lean, darll·haired man, now ln
his early 309. "Helicopters. You know,
\
Hueys. We went in and picked up Green
Berets and pilots who had been shot
down, things like that."
Seventy-two hours after l~aving Viet-
nam, Wilks says, he was sitting on the
sofa at his parents' home in Logan. He
was 22 at the time and he bad just sur-
vived a year or unmmgated hell
"You could say 1 went throuah a
period ol. readjustment after I got back
home," be says, 1mmn1 wryly. "I bad
nashbackl. Ev~rYthln1 that everybody
else bas had. r hpt thinking about the
time when a,py standin1 beside me
took a direct round. It had to be beuy
stuff, on>bably a .50-callber. It blew out
hls spine and spftlered his guts all over
the other side of the Huey."
Wilks pulled himself together after a
few months. He got married and went
to college. Today, he owns his own busi.'
ness and teaches at Marshall Univeni·
ty. He also has be1un helping other
Vietnam vets deal with the stresses and
tensions they've never been able to put
behind them since they returned to tbla
country.
"In enence they're still 'in coun·
try,' •' Wilks says. ualn1 the term the
U.S. soldiers Uled when referrina to be.
in1 i.n Vietnam.
Wilkl ii a coumelor at Huntinctorfs
Vet Caller, wbldl olftelally opened May
23. Admln.lsterM by the Veterans Ad·
<See VIETNAM, Pa .. CZ)
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DAILY PILOT
• • • Vietnam Veterans
<From Pal'" n
mmistration. it 1s one or 91 such cl'ntt~
atro :s the country und 1 funded, b> ,1
'9.t •mllllon ronttrt' 11 10111.•I approprl.i
Uon. Authorited by lhC' Vc-tc-ran .. " llt>allh
Catt Amendments Act or 1979. th<' na
t onwlde outrt'uch µrottram is dt'~lfttll.'U
to prov1de rN1djustnwnt c-.11.m~t>llng for
Vietnam \'l'tt•run11 and their hlm1llb
Ste\•e Gll,•s ht•tul-. th\' llunt1 nl(tnn
tt-nler lie s uys ht• anll lus 11t,1ff h.ul
seen about 100 (lPoplt• 1nt'luttln1ot
v~tern n s and m i•mbt•r , 11 ( th t•ir
. f•mlhe:., !\llll't• th1• l't•ntc-r H!Jt'llrtl
'"THt:tu; Wt:a•: tib\1ut thrct· m1lllvu
men In MtlJtllc<A tern A''" dunnw th ·
Vietnam pt>rlod and l.onwthin~ llkt'
500,000 o ( I hl•m CtlU Id bl> con ... 1dt-rcd
com bat vt•tt•ru o~. · li .1.) G 1 !\':. .J
psycholoR1st "Our .!<tud1e:. ha\" sht.>wn
that up lo SO percent o ( all V1t'tnam
vett>rao:-t•rt• c:o111111ulnw to ,uffrr
symptoms of poM traumatic slress, .rnd
~ figure mu) run ui. h1~h ioi1> 60 J)t!rt't'nt with comhut vc•tcnrnt-"
This s\rt>:.:. !.h'ows uv 1n OllH\\ "':t.) !>
Some of lht· veterttn:. t!xplod~ 1n rutt"
others are hams trung by guilt
"Vietnam vets h:1vc a h1.-:hcr 1n
cidence or :ilcohohs m , divorce and
s uidde than do other J?roups." i.a vi.
Wilks. "Som<' of the m live "'1th Viet
oam every day "
Wilks is qut<'k to udd. however. th:Jl
. he reels society hus contributed to thl'M·
problems by h:tnl'(tnJ! ne~uuve labels on
the Vietnum vets
"YOU KNOW WHAT I'm t alktnR
about." he says "We 'n • :.ill 'doµcrs' and
'baby killers.· of course "
Giles says VA soc1olog1s~ huvc found
that publfr opinion has bcJ?un to s winR
on this issue
"The public 1~ beR1nnan~ to realize
Lhat lt\e maJority or o ur V1e tnL1m
veterans are leadanR u!.dul. productive
lives. Tiwre are V1l.'tnam veterans in
respons ible pm.1t1ons throuRhout our
society."
The reuson for the outreat'h program.
he adds. 1s thul the VA ulso has found
lhal, for many ol th v•t erans, lime htu1
not hHl~ their .,_ycholoalr1.tl wound!'
()Yo. ma.ny uf thrm ar,proi.ch mlddlr
'4 Nt', f•ns. «ullt and 1an14rr IU'\' flnwlly ~11ionin1 to surlaC'c
"THE T a I Nt. point ror ml'. ·
W1llu say • "wu IWht'n I n•uUied ll
v. 1um 'l m)' fault l..ook . 11 lot of u11 were
r .. 1t1~ on John Wa)'ne, 1rnd ht: ulwuy11
~on. IA-t's I ct• 1l. we didn't win. but I
v. tot OVt'I' ttl•n> ond did a damnc.od J(oo<l
1uh and I h11H' • Dronie St ur und 11 lut of
pretl.) little-medul•. v.hlt•h I havt' no
1de .... h<:tt> tht') art. by th .... uy
11rovt-that I dtd a itood Job "
· \.tlt'll H )li he hus (o~nd lh:.t some of
tht• mttn lit'\• N\111 try1na \.o deal with
"'hut happent.'d 1n Vlt'tnum whllt otheri.
.are llU~IO" woundb m01ct~ after their
rd urn \lJ thlh <'Ounlry
'I wu ' t .. lking to a J(uy the other day
und he brokl• down und ltlartt.'d.cryinJ(. ·
hl' ~ll)'S ·'Ile :.u1d he Jui.l wuntt cJ
... omt-l:Jo<:l> to thunk him for v.hat he
"'c nt thro ugh over there fk bu 1d
nobod) had ever lh:toked tum "
tn atld1tion to mdiv1duul counsehn~.
titles jnd his four :.taff members con
duct "rap sessions" and help veterans
.ind their w1vei. work out domestic
11roblt•ms They also help the vets ob
t:un their benefits and have b<>~un to fry
tu ht!lp some of them find Jobs
AN OVERWHEl.MING Jler<·eotage of
the men who actually fought in Vietnam
were urban blacks and rural whites. As
us ual. Appalachian res idents were
heavily represented among the combat
forces.
"All of the centers a round the country
;.ire located in urban areas and we all do
about the same thing," Giles says. "But
her e. in Appalachia. we have many
veterans living in rura l areas so we also
do a lot of telephone work. in an effort
to reach these Vietnam vets and make
!hem Ltware of the sen ·1ct•l. we are of
rering. m<tk<' them aw:.tn• that thb 1s Lt
program run by and four Vietnam
veterans ...
Th«" Vet Center :.lso hH beaun to a11-
sume an advocacy role for thc>Ae Viet
num velcrarus wh011e problemll led them
Into leaul tro4ble lon1< before the VA set
up ltw1 pro1ram \..
"W .. !'VE TALKt.:O wit h As hby
Leach's wife about trying w help with
h'ris p r ole." s ays Giles. referring to a
llun\lnglon native who is serving a
prison term m Ohio for taking hostages
ut thl' Chciss ic Syste m 's Clevelan<t.
Ohio. hec1dquarters several yea!1l ago.
··one reason this program Is so late in
comina.t is thut' it look the VA a long
ti nlt' ti) realize th lit Vietnam veterans
were having these specific types or post·
traumatic stress disorders. and that
t•Ml' doesn't seem to heal them." Giles
sa l. "When I talk to these men I try to
tell them that they're not sick. They'r e
!>urvivt1rs They did what they had to to
i.urvive in Vietnam "
"That's right," says W4lks. "You had
10 put up a shell around yourself in Viet·
num lo make it through your hitc'h.
And. once you put it up. it isn't easy to
take tl down ·•
"VIETNAM WAS different than our
other wars." Giles says. "They set up
this plan of having men serve in one·
year hitches, thinking that it might help
them avoid some of the aftereffects
other veter ans had suffered. but it
backfired on them."
"Yes." Wilks says. "When you went
over there. you weren't part or a group
tha t was going t o stay and see
som ething through: you we re the 'new
boy' in the unit and the only thin~ you
thought of was s urviving your 12
months in country Lind getting back to
the world."
"Why did I sign up?" he says. ponder-
ing the question for a moment. "Red.
white and blue. apple pie. hot dogs.
Chevies and the fl ag. A whole wad of
guys went from my high school
"And you know what., I'm still "a1t
ing for our parade 'w e reLtlly dcservl'
"omethinR more than JUSt a 400..huck
bonus . We were just used "
[ Horoscope
Tuesday, Sept. 9
) Retarded Parents
Embarrass Children
R) :-\VUNEV OMARR
ARIES (Mar 21 Apr 19) New contact leads
to improvement in "work conditions.·· Accent
on s pecial serv1C'<'s. creativity. Independence.
originalJty and chance for Lt "new love." Leo.
Aquarius persons figure prominently A past
mistake is rectified.
TAURUS Mpr. 2().May 201 : Study Aries
message. Be ready for a series or changes. for
an "emotional outburst " a nd meaningful com-
pliment from young pe rson. f'ollow through on
hunch. teach and learn. deal with Cancer. Leo
and Aquarius persons.
GEMINI < M:ay 2t·.I une 201 Diversify ,
reach beyond current expectations. clear lines or
commum<'L1t111n Another Gemini. a Sagittarian
:rnd a Virgo figure prominently Build for secunt}
long-r:mi;:e implications of project or invest
. nwntshould bcs crut1011ed.
CANCER 1Junc 21 -July 22): Slick to ractual
data leave speculation for another time.
Check property values. quality of material.
leases. Aquarius. Leo and Scorpio persons could
play important roles. Older individual will aid
in "substantial" m anner.
LEO <July 23·Aug. 22 ): Check information
regarding "lost items." investments, payments
and collections . Gemini. Virgo. Sagittarius
'persons play key roles . Change of policy takes
place -and you are beneficiary. Written
material needs "searchi ng" for loopholes.
VIRGO CAug_ 23-Sept. 22>: Cycle is such
that misunde rstandings are erased -money
and love are part or your personal scenario.
Another Virgo figures prominently. Tim ing is
on target . Accent confidence, independence and
original approach.
LIBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22>: Clandestin e con-
ferent'e could be part of scenano. Pisces. Virgo
natives play significant roles. Much that occurs
is behind the scenes and could be shrouded in
secrecv. Activity indic~ted in conne~tion with group. organization or political party.·
.. SCORPIO <Oct . 23·Nov. 21>: Bring
priorities into focus. You do have life of your
own to consider -and live .. Accent on social ac-
t ivity. friendship. romance. fulfillment of de-
sires. It is time to be "creatively selfish ...
Cancer. Capricorn natives figure prominently.
SAGl1TARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Green
. light flashed for progress in business. career.
Leo. Aquarius persons figure in active scenario.
You meet someone who could point way lo
achievement -and love . Stress originality -
be willing to pioneer a project.
CAPalOOllN <Dec. 22·J an. 19): Good lunar
aspect coincides now with long-range projects.
spirituality, "communication. s timulation ol
educational processes. Appeal broadens -you
no longer need be limited. Obtain valid hint from
Sagittarius message. ·
AQUARIUS (J an. 20-Feb. 18): Accent on
money relating to close associate. including
partner or mate. Gel accounting -be aware ol
percentages. special c lauses, rights and
permisaions. Cancer. Capricorn and another
; Aquarian play key roles.
PISCES CFeb. 19-Mar. 20): Gave full rein lo
• intellectual curiosity -make inquiries. call,
correspond, iD)prove public ·relations, solidify
a1reements and get promises in writing.
Gemini, Sa1ittariua persons figure prominently.
You will expand horizons through contacts
made at toeial event.
DE/\R At:.iN
l.i\Nl>f':RS: My parents
:irt• both mildl y r e -
tarded. They arc good
pt·oplc. but life has not
been easy for them or
their s ix children. My
brothers. sisters and l
grew up econ omically
di s advantaged an d
educationally deprived.
Eac h o f us t ests
a cademi·cally in the
norm al range. but we all
Ilea r sca rs Crom the
past.
:\1 y brothers and sis·
ll'rs telephone Mom and
l>ad often but l am the
only one who lives h<>re.
In recent years very few
of my fric•nds have met
m y r>arents. The reason
I 'm embarrassed by
their clothes. they way
they talk. their interests
and where they live.
I 'm planning l o
marry a wonderful man.
He has met my parents.
b u t we havcn'l dis ·
cussed the details of the
we dding. Frankly, I
dread the thought of my
friends. co-workers and
in ·laws meeting my
lflbu
Want
ToBe Mare
Than a
10! ...
__ ,,.,,
l,Ja11ders
parents. My husband-to·
be is planning to r t'
locate out of the state
love the idea. but worry
about leaving Mom and
Dad.
Your awareness and
sensit ivity may be able
to aid me at a time when
~uilt and frustration are
pulling ctl m y life . ·-
S.N .A.F .U.
DEAR FRIEND :
Have lbe wedding and
introduce Mom and Dad
wltb pride. They bave
done re markably tWell,
and so bave you. Your
wedding should b e a
joyous celebration.
Tbose who look down
their notes at tbe re -
Sit down and
get into
perfect shape.
At Comm.mJ R•rftinn;mn· '''-'
knnw thl· ~-Crl'I uf a \\cll·:-.h:ipcJ
hair~l!I: aJ npc the haiNylc you
ai-k for to th\.· h.1ir you l'O Oll'
in with.
11\:tt \ al1>0 wlw tiur haircut will
get you all the look~ \'ou'rc ·
looking for.
Shampoo, prcci:iioo rut and
blow dry for men and women.
No appolncment necl.-ssary1 ever.
ta rdf'd re-veal a lot mon-
about thf'm~t>lves than
tht' proplt> they are judg·
ing.
If your hus band's
work takes him to
a nothe r city, by all
means go with him. I as.
sume your pareats are
able to take care of
themselves, at least for
now. If the time comes
when they cannot, their
s ix c hildren should
s hare the financial
burde n or caring for
the m. Happy we ddlnic
and good luck to you.
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Command Performance'10
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Free Car Gimmjck
To Atirftct Nurses
BALTIMORE <APl -Here's the deal: a new car. complet
with insurance. yours to use at no cost If you're u nul'l\e and pr•
mise to work the least·popuJar shift for t'6'0 years at Maryla~
General Hospital.
Noting success from a similar campaign in KansaR. Jo~
Parks. nurse recruiter for the Baltimore inne r·clty hospital. d~
to bring in h~rd·to·find nurses.
cldcd to try it here. ~ The fr~·car gimmick is the latest ploy by Maryland hospitu
Baltimore County General Hospital pays nurses a Sl.000 bon
at the en<! oi lh.eJr ... fi.o;t year and Bon Secours Hospital has put
four·day work week in effect in some services .
The car is leased to the nurse, who is allowed up to $190 f
month by the hospital ror the car and insurance. The nurse
res ponsible for maintenance and must pay for the car '6 gasolin
If s he wants lo be extra s porty and insists on whitewalls. she muf-
come up with the extra funds.
. 'Imp In HI•' .
Candidate a ScdWr
-Even al Age 10
WASHINGTON <API -Al the
tender age of 10. George Bush
ente red a s ailboat r~ce with
some buddies off the coast of
Kennebunkport, Maine.
O n e or the boys h ad a
particularly fast boat. an 11 ..
footer, that had won every race
that summer.
So before the fi nal race start·
ed. young Bush tied a bucket to
the underside of his rival's boat.
Whep the wind came up. all the
other boats sailed toward glory
The favored boat sat dead in the
"ater.
"George has <1Jways had a lit·
tie of thl• imp in him," says
Bush's brother John. who tells
the story
Geori:e Herbert Walker Bush.
the Lone Star Yankee. has never
hked to come in second
Bush proved tenacious dunng
his two.year quest for the prt>·
s idenc y . Despite R o n a ld
Reagan's overwhelming lead in
the pnmanes. Bush refused to
pull out until late May When he
did. after spending an agonizing
weekend in a sterile motel room
ovl'rlooking New Jersey
~wamphinds. he pronounced the
decision "agonizing.··
"George agonizes over every·
thin g ." s aid a fellow Texas
Re publican who knows him well
"Even obvious decis ions tie tum
in knots."
Right after college. Bush de·
c 1ded against following his
fathe r's footsteps lo Wall Street
I le and his young wife drove
west. s pecifica lly to West Tex-
as. There they moved mto a
~arage apartment next door to a
prostitute'
Bush got a JOb from a fa mily
friend as a contractor in the
drilling rig business. He later
formed a partnership in o ne oil
construction firm and branched
out with two other companies.
Today. he's worth about Sl.4
million. "depending on the stock
market," says his bookkeeper.
Don Rhodes.
At 55, Bush is lean : 6 feet. 2
inches:'l'90'pounds, He jogs lhc:ee
miles a day, pacifies a once·
b leeding ulcer with antacid
whenever he eats his favorite
Mexican food a nd is partial to
the country and western songs or
Dolly Parton.
The Bushes live in the
Memorial Tanglewood section of
Houston In -a big hobli« wttll a
pool and. despite a penchant tor
tennis. no court. A Southern
writer describes Bush as a man
"who has managed to live in the
Southwest for over 30 yea:-·
without acquiring a drawl. a
herd of cattle or even a cowboy
hat."
The Bushes have five grown
children. four boys and a girl.
As ked recently what in his life
he's proudest of. Bush replied,
·'That my children still come
home ."
·'There has to be a certain ego
factor to drive a person to run
for ~resident." Bush said ·last
year. "I've been driven to do a
lot of things in life. I was driven
to be a s uccess in business, to
excel in college, to be the
youngest fighter pilot. I'm confi·
dent that I'm better than those
other guys. but I haven't been
able to prove it."
As former congressman,
former GOP national cbni.rman.
former CIA director and former
e nvoy to China. Bush has
notched a wide range of
Washington and foreign policy
experience.
Bush -athlete, fighter pilot,
Yale man, oilman -bad never
been one to let opportuo1Ues
pass him by.
Friends and colleasues
describe Bush as a meticulous
organizer and relentless
ca mpaigner, a man who
memorized Jimmy Carler's
start-early. shake-every·hand
campaitn strategy and stuck to
ll.
He e~en programmed relax-
ation into the strategy. One
weekend a month. he scheduled
Ume at home with his family.·
But when be really wanlt to
aet away from it all, Buab
retreats to·the family's suomer
place at Kennebunkport.
And lhere. he drives hmst!lf
again.
•'Ile jumps into his long.
skinny blue and wh1tt ga:.
guzzler and zooms 90 mi!es an
hour out into the ocean. all b~
himself," says Bus h's 2~·ycar
old son. Jeb. "I guess t 's his way ot getting out the anx1el1e:.
and letting it rip He's another
man whenhe's u~there ..
Westlands
Docll111e1ll
Rebmted
FHES~O <AP• t >frlcau b or
the <;prawling W<.'stlunct .... \\';Jh•r
l>i~trict ht'n' huvt.> t·ountt•rat
tacked a l.:ntvers1l\ or l':.1 lifom1a
::.tudy thi.JI portra~:. lht! dislrit't
~·~ a foudLtl sl:.llc.• o"nt·d h\ wculthv tnV{'Stor;; ·
flowevcr . tht• author of tht· n·
port. Or IX•an MLtcCannt'll , :O.i.J1<1
he •~ ..,t<.111d111~ by th(' rlocumc.·nl '
des pite "l•xtrc mt>'' pressur1·
brought upon him to disavow h1:-.
findings
THE CONTROVERSIAL r"'
port is part or a complex stud~
being prepared on 100 Califom1L1
com munitil.'s ser ved by 1rrig:.1
uon d b lrat·t..,. A prc liminan
l'llPY rclt•aS\.'d th1!. 5pnng '4:t!'o
.,ent to Congrl'~~ h\ land r l•
formel"' m a n j\tC'mpt ln prompt
r hange. in rttr l0tmat1nn la"<;
Th l' r l'port dl•sr rab1·d
.\'ei-tlands as ":.in iJr\.'a of sm~•ll
l()wns inhahitcd by ver~ porn .
brown-ski nnl'd peopll.' . !'>Ur
rounded by wealthy white 1n·
vestors who li ve in dis tLtnl
cities."
WESTLANOS Ot'FIC'IALS
claim 64 or the distnrt s 227
fa rming units are below !'iOO
acres in size. They said 54 JX!r
cent of the owners live within 50
m iles of their ILtnd .
To rebut MacCannell's as!"er
lion thal reside nts are "the
poor est o f th e p oo r 1n
California." district official:. cit
cd a Fresno County Planning
Department report that callt'tl
the conditions "fairly LypicLtl,
especially in the San Joaqurn
Valley."
Seberg Rumor,
Now in Doubt
WASHINGTON CAP>-New
information casts doubts on
ne ws reports published almost a
year ago that the FBI spread
gossip about actress Jean
Seberg. FBI officials admit they
considered the idea. but say they
are not sure whether the pro•
posa I was ever carried out.
Miss Se berg committed
suicide Sept. 8, 1979. Her former
husband, author Romain · Gary.
said at the time the FBI was to
blame for her mental instability
bt!cause it had planted a rumor
in 1970 that Miss Seberg was
pregnant by a member of the
Black Panthers. Gary said the
rumor was false and that he waa
the father of the baby.
Cope Break Up
PCP 'Factory'
PALMDALE (AP> -Eithl
men were arrested at a retnote
Antelope Valley pig ranch dur-
ing a raid which was belie'Ved to
have broken up one o( the major
suppliers ot PCP for aouthwnl
Loa Angeles. county ·Sherilrs-.
pulies said.
Deputy Mike Santander said
Saturday Dilht '1 raid 1n tbe Lit-
tle Rod •rea near the San
Bernardino County Une netted
'20,000 ln cryatalUaed PCP, or
"an1el dust" and up to S200.000
worth ol chemicals used ln mak·
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NEW YORK q Pl Thr
ounai "-omon n l"("d 10 kn-0"
whe lhe-r Robert C'rq It'\ anti
i.nonna 1nn·n1mn rt•f h "''rke'd
"It It <kK"S.' stw l\~, 'l m111hl
~ .. t s,•r1ou:-about tht• \u>
Anolht.•r t'u'tl•ttler 1 prb1on 1n
rn11tt'. "rot«-thut hl,ct-llm1tt...,
thn•.itt•11t'<I to "'t h1~ b"'k lln f1n
1C hl• d11hfl \\111 'normt
And j • l't1nrwl'f1rut au11 ~ur
rwd th.it 1r h,• 1111111'1 "It>\ ,nonn,.:
hc•(111 ,. lw tll\•.I It II 1,1jo thl' Ull
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'Cur s' for Loud Sleepers Conside~ Big BusinesB
l ~ Pf'nl<knu 1U<"b .. Gtiorct
\\ ushinatun, Abraham Lincoln
.and~ Roo.evtlt
So mt p ople claim lhc&r
matt•• snonnc ta • mo t rom
•f,H tlna sound, llnd l rl&h
rl•> •1i.ri1ht Geor1 l"arQWl!lr,
C'1rn 1700 halted U1• tnorer'1
'.ar•c>u\ nltn . thlrn. bu.u ,
"'" pop!> and whe«UI u "Th tun\'fuJ ~Ncnade of tba\ •aktfuJ
n11(ht1n,;ale, th nose "
Rt . No•• c <"A w ~al
fl r 11 b I em for r o 1.1 m m a t e i.
hu~h11tuh .ind wives brother!>
.11111 'IStl"r<I and omet1mu t"Vt-n
111·1~hhur whou sletip 11 hat
l1•n·d b.) ;i bhsd ul h.Ul'\berjack ol
I h1• lll~tt
I tu· t·om.,ljlnl'rs ha\e a poml
t1· ... t... tn London f.'Oncluded th at '4
ht ull'-~non· Cl*n reac h a no1i.e-1,., ,., 1.C t\9 decibe ls Some
JM ~ h.1mmt'n 3re quieter
tit• 'nored so loud," 18\h cen
1 ur ' i.at1r1!>l Jon~than Swift once
'' 1 ott· of J fellow tr1tve let "that
W\' lMU&hl he WH t.ltlvln1 his
hut • to marht "
Morl' rt.~4lntl)', David Reed ot
Seattle I arntd that two tenanu
In hi' Ul'Urtment bu1ldln1 movtd
1tut ~1uu.ti or his 1norin& He
Wl.18 00C ll4T1>rlj ed.
&EEi>. JI.I, &llt;•·uLLY re.
ro lh~d that_ once, •Iler snorina
through u nl"l\t In a bun during
u t"hurch outlna . "Somtiune
tho uahl It wu:1 a trll'tor ·
SnQrinJl 1s <'Mused by vibra·
taonl\ c>f the i.oft palate , ton,-uc
.rnd other muiwte~ 1n the mouth
ai. 111r 1:. Inha led {)rinking.
'>mok1ni:. obt!s1ty, con·aes\ion.
lo<>:,e denture!>. tension a nd lack ot t:.Xl"rc1sc can contrtbute to
~nunng. as can more serious
ml•d1c.il problem s s uch as
l!nlarged ton11ils and adenoids,
01 al and nasal de ror mit ies,
nasal polyps. a llergies und m
flamed sinuses
Ur Ph1lhp Green o f the sleep
d1'1o rd ers cl 1n le at the
M 1rthfleld (Wis .> Cllntc said
snorini cam also bf' a sign of u
danaerous condition culled sleep
apnea.
Apnea ls caused by a deform!·
ty that makes the sleeper stop
brealhini for anywhere from 20
seconds to two minutes several
hme1 a n hour ll can be s uc·
c essfully tr eat e d b y a
tracheotom y, making a n in·
. cision in the windpipe
ADVICE COLUMNIST Ann
Landers tells wives or snorers to
sew ping pong balls to the baclcs
of their husbands' pajamas to
discourage them from sleeping
on their backs.
A similar ploy was used 200
years ago when snoring colonial
soldiers were ordered to do the
same thing with musket balls l'O
comradeis could' get enough .rest
to fight the Revolutionary War
lfut what about people who
snore In any position' Or don't
wear paJam as? Ann Landers ad·
mits the ping ponr ball method
is only about ~ percent effec·
live.
lt's stUI better. however , than
some other methods, such as the
bicycle horn a woman tried to
ge,t h~r husband to strap on so he
would toot himself awake when
he snored.
LIKE ALCOHOLISM, the
snorer 's biggest battle may be
admitting he or she does rattle
the roof . Tape recordings
som etimes work. if the snorer
doesn't protest , "That can't be
me'"
"There ain't no way,'' Mark
Twain mused, "to find out why a
s nore r can 't hear himself
snore "
Snorers who do want to reform
m ay try ever ything from tape to
hy pnosis. Snorees who can no
longer suffer a partner's sibilant
1ns utrlations may resort to
ea rplu gs o r s e p a rat e
bedrooms
Pot (tboae .ttllns to try almott
anythina. patenu have been is·
•ued on more lban 100 variOWI
antl·snorina contraptions involv-
lne atraps and sprtnis. naps and
pron as.
BllT 11IE ONLY one with 1
money-back gua rantee la the
·•snore suppressor" invented
and sold by Crossley, a re -
f ormed s no rer and retired
engineer in Awitin. Texas
For $79.95. Crossley's 1.000
customers this year have re-
ceived a three-ounce plastic
sleep collar that sends electrical
impulses into the neck with each
snore
"My collar punishes the body.
ve ry mildly but enough t o build
up a mental block against snor-
ing," Crossley explained. . ~ -
He claims a s uccess rat~ of
mor e than 90 percent
Crossley. whose snores once
drove hjs wire to a bedroom
down the hall. knows the truth in
the old s.a.w .
Laugh. and the .1Norld laughs
with you . snore. and you sleep
alone
PUBLJC NOTICE
QUEEN IE Singer [ ___ CARE~ERS __ )
NOTICE INYITINC BIOS
-
~
I
Stirs Fuss
Over Photo
NEW YORK I /\Pl
De bbie Harry, lead
singer or the rock group
"Blondie." has sung
"One way or a nother.
I'm gonna get you"
and allegedly made the
same poin t t o a
m agazinc puhlisher
Cruise DirectOr Job Glamorous
By JOYCE L . KENNEDY
Dear J oyce: I am Interested In obtaining In·
formation on becoming a cruise director. Is there
any place I could get a dlrttlory to help mt-get
started?
-J .G., Denver, Colo.
If you a re g regarious. good .looking and
diplomatic a nd have experience in the enter
tainment or hotel and leisure industries \'OU
may have a cha nce for one of the few Jobs 1n tht~
competitive glamour fie ld
sequt•ncl' 1:. thn•e months on. one month off. No1,cc,
on~1nally a n a(•tor. rotate:. half a vear on bt>ard
"1th lhl' other hutr 1oun~ dinner theaters on thc
E;.1st Coast
"I've beet! t upµ1ng my toes in No No Nan
netlt' · and no"-I'm headed back lo ea." he says
NOICE SEES THE TRAN~I ESCE and · un
reul1ty' of cruise hre as tb chief disadvantage
· ·Somet1mei. you long lo put your feet up und
w;llch Walter Cronkite ... he sighs
Still. for one who 1!-l'ntertainment on ented.
'1t l> rnarvelou!> tfJ ha ve total control ovt•r the pro·
ducl1on!>. Also, \11u h\'e V(•n well "
NOTICE.,IS MEREBV GIVEN thlOI
't••ro 0'000"•'"' for turn''"'f\O ,.11
'~bor "'"'•' t.Al\ ,.Qu •P"''~n•. lr6n\~t•llO'l and ~v<r\ ot,_f t"t 1l1t1P4
., m•y b • ,.f'QU•,.fii'd tor
INSrALl.ATION OF INTEANAI l f
1llUMINA T£0 STAEET NAM E
!>.IC.NS. A1 VARIOUS LOC• T IONS "''"
tw f'f'<f'•~ Or t'W' (th 01 (O'\o1• Mfl''t• •t tn~ oftKr o4 thr C•h (rftr• 11 ~.,., 0"'°"* CO\td Mf'\4 (al1forn1i;t untM trw hour Of 11 00 ti m • S.ul,.f'Tlbtof Jl
1c;eo at wh1cn ti,.,.,,. tnPY w111 t t OO#"~o
pybt1c Iv .,.,,_, ,,.dd .tl•JIV(f '" 1n .. Cou"' 11
Ct'\•fnbr'"' ~f\t..ct D'1'P"\.-I\ \natt CW•t
'"' Uflf' ol IFW" w...x • ,.,,.., tf\f' n•m,. M
'"• thodtr out ,.,,. •tPw-, a,,,,no'"'"'"Q m•'•' /lr.t'ly O•n ,.,.c,.1vr<1 .. •tf'r o"
\(MC'Juled CIO\lnQ t ,,.., fO' '"""' r•( f>10t
Ot bid\ ~ .• tr bP 'f IUt nf'() 10 tt'wl l:UO~r
..11\0Pf't\t'c:t " \f'\AI! Of> rn .. \01 ..
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t'lt\ Otd l\'H,.•1r•a n orng.,.• ht"Ofl'
A w• OI »-< ••• Pre,,.,, n .. •no .001
r1on-. •o c...n.181 Prow1\.0"' 'O ,.,., Stctn
dMd SPI' lfl<Ahon\ m41y Of" OOt••,..,.d Af
•~ ou1c• ~ •~ c~•• EMJ1~r 11 f -''"
Or•vt c~·· ~~ Cafltorn149 PltUl\
\Df'Cth<•f1an\ dncl otht'r contrl"(-do<u
rn•nh n'\.ll't •'"° °" ,..Am1nflod 61 trwi oi tu·" ot ,,_,. C ••1 ,,.,.,., o• t,_ C•h o•
Co\•• l\t•""'
\ l'' ·" oJ lllJlft·r 11f facl. lw JU:.I slomped in··
F o rum ma g azin e
editor Albert Z. Freed ·
man said his publication
planned to use a photo of
Miss Harr y's. face. by
photographn Mic k
Rock, for the cover or its
October issue. But the
star dema nded Forum
run a full length picture
b y phot ograp h e r
Willi am Coupon . h e
said.
Cruise director s are at the top or the m ast unrl
s upervise three to eight workers. generally calll'd
social directors or assistant cruise directors This
team . augment ed ,by s pecialists like bndge or
dance instructors a nd chaplains. handles ever) de
tail of the cruise other than transportation. food
and a ccommodations.
Top jobs a·n· s till dominated by men. Noice
esti mates that men hold 90 percent of director
pos1t1ons. Ephraim Ahramson. president of the
Rramson Entertainment Bureau in :-.iew York Ci{y
which books staffs for 21 ships says he knows
f •ch b•d '"•" o .. ,.,-•O' on Oui1
PrOPO\dil '"'"' \~tl P t throuqh P·8
pt0¥10Pd lr'I ow 4.0f"tfrttef 00<:um•n11,.
&l\O \hell b .. d( (O,.,,Pi.ln1~d OY •
t ..,.\1f 1f'O Of' t •V1i«r' <M<• or • t:Jfd
e>ond tOf not f~\ lh•n tO ot trw-
6fNlV"' 04 ttw t>"4 ~ PAY•~· \O tN
(th Of (O\tA ~u No ()f'OOO~I '""""
bP COn\.-.rf<I u"•~\ ~C<Qn\Nn1•d Dy
\u<n <•\l\•t'' \ c.-..cti: c~h or tHOd~, '
l>OM ..
llLANO AOV llLANO r~<ldf>m ot Sent• a,.,.
r-• '°" 40 w-•,., P• .. ,f'O ••4t\I' on Stop
ftmbf'r.f 1'90 ...... .,.,amp,,,oi-rof -:tJ
lo<.•f 0 0P'f'a11nq Enq1,,,,., l'\Q Un10ft ~
.. orltttd for P~ CM'''U\t•on ro, D
y•a r\ t-ff' l'\Wf'¥iYt"OOW n1\Wlft AVOI V
8'&nd of S3nta A'"' C• Awn Phllltp A
B••roO ol Al.,...'llM C • • O•UQ"'~' JM
outllM c>.c.,tll ol s.i.n111 Jona C.a •
Qf'~ckhOdt?n •nd t o.r••tqr•nct"°" •
Df'OtMr• Cl•"f""I<'~ _.no l u1hfor DOth of
An•""'"'~ JM anct S.Mvt"t bOfl\ o•
MIC f'ltQ•I" S#r-Y•C"~ """'" ~kJ on Mon ""•,~pl-• & 1'19:l •I I OOPM "' llW
MArbOr l~wn ~rnoft•I (ntCJlll'I w 1U\ '"
'"'"'tn' ~"'(""' tmmfl0()1At•I\ toUow
u\Q ~rvt(-#\. i,11\1' -, tt~P dlrrct10n uf
Hctrbor l AW'l Mouf°'I 0flv,. M HflV"''Y of
(OSI•'-'~"' ~W>•
GAIESEll
ANNE Mlol'HE <;!llfH"' ... ntnt
(~jPftrftnO l.• PA\"""° /tw lfY. ,,n 's-flo
·ttimt>f'r t> 1QM> S:iw> ~ d 11 V•-'' ,_,,,
(1•nf 1n thfo SPn:~ A.rtt• ~~ ., ~ur
WI 'i.-d ny , \l\tus K•l,,.,rlnf! W ·tlh1I Of
(O\I• """~ Ca dnc) r.u1h A A1--.tH\ot
vurc• \l•llPY Ca .\I~' brot"•' (lAn1f'I
P C.r'"'' o• Pr1(•r (• Gr.tVt'\KIP
,.tfVICP\ ••It CJll" M ttl M W~dnf'Sd•V
'-'w ('H•m,_,,.r IO. l'illlO "' 11 QOA/\I .tt .,..,.
M"'''°' t •wn Memor1f'• r"''' ,,. .,,, Rflow
H'•• "'lltt•,,lf Otit(ldflnQ .,.,.tVttf'-.w•fft
0.-t '"" h~.,. ttOl"nt HtVOOt' t.,dwn Mount 011~• Mf\N .... <volC0<te Mr\I! hO llS•
LETTIE II•
f fHEL lETTtF~I P.t\•#0 ,. •• ..,on
Satur04'Y ~QtPml'>l"r It 1990 S,..e *"'"' d
f'f\ld11ntot A.na~.,,... c~ \h••,~tJJ"ll\tlH)
by rwor nw'\.baf'd V1nc11nt .._ftU•tt ot
Af'•f\f1fn, (ti PnvatP \eP'llfft'' .,.,~
rwto Sur"CSA'I' ~ Mondt!Y V'v•(f'\ vn
dirr thfldH'f"< hon of H~roor l ••"Mount
On•t M0'1u.t•vo•C"'t•M•"' \.c> ~u~
YEAMILVlA
OJ.VIOM VtRM l\.VfJo.,<H•O•"IOI
LAqun~ Ru<~ Cd P••"""•w~yon ~P
femtwr ~ 14'0 Surv1wct bY f"l1s wit.
E;;o•••" \CW'IG•vk>rd Vt"rm1•v••Oi Ottf'\•
Potnt C• 1 q.r.,'ldt'Pulf'tf'""'1 "iiPrvtC."\
will l>f' ,..In C"f'\ W~W•v Yot•rnb9r
10 I~ Al It 00/.Ni '9t P"°4.•f•t. v ... ..,
M..mort•t t'4rfl. Nrwoort 8*"'" r,.
P•c1fl(_ V1twMt'lrf\11HVdHfil'<"•nr-\
Deatlu
Elsewhere
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP):....
Fay Bonanno, 75, wife
or reputed Mafia chief·
lain Joseph Bonanno,
d 1ed Saturday in a
Tucson hospital.
N EW YORK CAP>
Acress Barbara Loden,
48. who won a Broadway
Tony award for her role
in .. After the F all" and\
appeared in the movies
'Wild River." "Splen-
dor in the Grass" and
.. Fade Jn," died Friday.
SACRAMENTO CAP>
James K. Carr. 66.
undersecretary or the in·
tenor under Presid~nts
Kennedy and Johnson.
<11ed Thurs d ay al his
home here,
"She used all kinds of
expletJves and said s he
. would sue lf the s witch
wasn't made." sa id
John Lombardi .
F o r u m · s e x e ,. u t i v e
editor.
R ock told t h e
magazine Miss Ha rry
had given him a release
for hls picture. Freed·
man s aid But after
Rock couldn't find the
reiease, the magazine
agreed to the switch .·
Beth L1t ndman , a
s pokes woman for the
singe r . sai·j the Rock
photo is used on the cov·
er or an unauthorized
biography of Miss Harry
and "we don't want to
publicize th~t bio "
Miss Harry said she'd
allow the magazine to
use the Rock photo if it
paid her S30,000. Lorn."
bardi added.
Souvenir
'Stamo'
State D erelict
SACRAMF.NTO (AP> Issued
RE..~PONSIBlLITIES CAN INCL\JDE writing
and directing orifinal s hows. supervising shore ex-
c ursions, plann ng and over seeing sports ac -
tivities. running gambling concessions. scheduling
m eetings and hosting evening social events.
Although information on pay 1s sketchy. Ton)
:"Joice. a cruise diretlor JO years. s ays that for
m a naging the.shipboard "champagne and caviar
life" of 600 to l.200 passengers. cruise directors
are paid $250 to Sl,500 a week, depending on the
site of the ship and experience. -
Cruise directors are engaged as indeJSendent
con tractors for varying time lengths. but a typical
of no women cruise directors.
RO.UTES TO THESE MAMMOTH floating
hotels are as varied as sea lanes. One su~gestion is
s imply to contact a number or cruise lines direct·
ly Another is to start as a s hipboard entertainer
If your talents are varied enough. you might
be in lhe ri~ht place at th<' nght time to land a
c ruise director s JOb
READER SERVICE For a list of the member lines
in the CrotSe Lines lntematwnn/ Auociatton. send o
stamped. self-addressed long whtlP en~lope to Joyce
LAin Ken11Rdy at Ror 1560. Co:1to Mesa 92626. Ask for
· ·crua:1e Director ..
PRITIKIN
PROGRAM!
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KCOfQ~• #10\ (he Ot0Vf\.t0f\\ ot t"-'
Pr-oPoUi• r.au•r•n"ef"t\
E•cr. Ot<JOl"r mu-s.t DP h<t nwio •nO
Al~ prro\Mt1f19'd •' rf'Qv•ff'd OY t•• 1 hf C•\v C.0Unc1t ot tn. C•tV ot Cnste
Me\.I rf'\H\ff'\ t~ "°"' lo r•1l"t t ftnv or ~If b•O~
""-r O"'tr•<•or \-n.lllf tOt"IP'• ""''"
thf' Orow1''°"' ot S.ct1on 1110 to tlliO
1t1tlu\1\l't ot ttw C•hlottH• L •bOr
Code ttw or•v•11tnq r•tr •no ~celf' ot
,..tQ•l f\l•l>I•~-by , ... Coty O! C.o•I•
M*W wn•<h .,.. ftl/P'd •Hf\ t"-t (•I• Ctf'r• ~ f'h• W•d City and'"'•" 10,_,.,,,
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PUBLIC NOTICE
N·66963
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
IRICHARO ANTHONY
COSENZA AND OF
PETITION TO AD ·
MINISTER ESTATE NO.
THOUSANDS IA·l~S~"·a 1 1 heir s.
bene ficiaries, cre d itors and contingent creditors of
Richard Anthony Cosenza
OF PEOPLE and persons who may b<?
1 otherwise interested 1n the
Nocho1os Delgodo will and/or estate:
• ()(RECTOR Of PIUTIKIN A petition has been filed.
ARE Now 8£n£11 H£AllH PROGllAM by Regan F Cosenza tn
• Will SPEAK the Suprior Court Of
• Orange County reQuesting
Nathan Pritikin that Regan F. Cosenza be
of the be II' L--L repres entative t o a d -•I· .. •ne -minister the estate of T he state aud itor
J!C neral says lhe stale
has ineffecti vely as-
st•ssed the s afety or
Not.d L.cturer ond Author LIVI NG BETIER appointe d a s personal
WASHING TON (A p ) '',.ITIJlt "OCUI FOR Richard Anthony Cosenza
-The Bureau or En· 01£T AltO £l£aCISE" fu nde r the Indepe ndent
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SMITHS' MOITUAlY
b27 M.1in St
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issuing a philatelic-type FRll COMPLIMENTARY LECTURE ... YOU'LL LEARN HOW YOU CAN .. . hearing 1n Dept. No. 3 at souvenir card Sept. 8 to 700 Civic Center Drive.
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Laguna Hills
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Cosia Mesa
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IAlTZ ...... Oft """" . """""' WHTCLW CHA"'-
'altfornia and inade·
quately re p orted
pest icid e -c aused ill·
nesses to counties. The
report by Auditor
General Thomas Hayes
a id m a ny pesticides
were regis tered for use in
California before sa fety
st a nda rds were de·
veloped.
celebrate the opening of T w e s t . S a n t a A n a • its visitor center. • a~e off 15-30 lbs in jus t 6 W(Jeks and continue losing until you achieve your ideal California q2701 on Sep.
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pictorial and graphic ex· • Lower dangerously high blood levels of cholesterol. triglycerides. uric acid, and blood a .m.
plan1Uon of the making sugar ... and keep them low for the rest of your life. t F YOU OBJECT to the ofastamp. granting of the petition.
• Subetantialty reduce your grocery blll, medical bills. and even your cost for life tyou should either appear The "stamp" is en· Insurance. at the hearing and state
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silhouetted against the The PRITlKIN BETTeR HEAL TH PROGRAM la a life membership with a 6-weet< oouree 'court before the hearing.
sun . The card carries that cln change your life. tt's available now starting with this free complimentary lecture. Your appearance may be
--f~ f" lmaces showing the DON,.. MISS HIS in person or by your at-
PUBLIC NOTICE I o lset reproduction in I T FREE LECTURE • • • torre:· y 0 u A R E A
Nonci 1 .. ,,.1T,-"-0-.1D,--v•~ous ~ ds 11 • If you now suffer from heart disese. hardening of the arteries. angina. high blood c RE 01 TOR or a cont·
Ho••u• " M r•b• ''"'" •"•' ,,,. Y ma ' c ar se pressu. re, diabetes. or hypoglycemia·. because the Pnt1kin Program has proved 10 be a ingent creditor ot the de· Boero of 1""1-of "" eo." c--for 12.50 each and can be munlly Coll-Olslrlcl ol Or•., .. ordered by writind to nutrrtt0nally SOUnd, medlcally Safe approach tO arresting, alleviating and in some ceased, YOU must flit your Cqun1.,.c.u10.-n1e.w111 r~t1v•Me1w . it St Ce d cases helning to reverse the symptoms of these diseases claim with the court or bids up 1.0 11.00 •m., TWINY. s.tl· Vll Or amp 81' , P'' present If tO the personal
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Just a malt' to tbt" l>E'a<'h eH~n rlo t'J
\o schools and shopping Th1 unit r~
t'leon and spa<'aous . wtth 21'l hathS 2
ra r J(ara~e en C'losed patio und
~·om rnunaty pools . tennb spu und
.creenbelt A dandy hsUnlil at 11.1st
$1 21.500.
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REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 r .... , Cnut Hl9hway, Coton• del Mar
WE llAVI · 9 •f THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN
REALTORS
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COLE OF NEWPORT RULTORS
2515 L Cont Hwy •• CCN'OftO def M•
675·55 ltl
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All real estate advert~ed
ill this newspaper is s ub· Ject lO the Fect.ral Fair
Hou1ln1 Act of 1968
which makes it 1Ue1al to
.tdvert1se "a ny pre-
letence. limitation, or
discrimination based on
race. color, reU1k>n. sex.
or national ori&in, or an
intention to make any
1-..ch preference. limita
Uon, or discri mlnation."
Thia newspaper wiU not
knowingly accept any
a d vertising to r real
estlle which ls io viola ·
lion o(tbe law.
motlS: Ad-rerflsen
..... ct.c11Mr9ch ..., .... ....,.. .,..
bedroom In top area. Th1I 3 Bdrm air condi·
New paint In and out tioned home is qn a large
New draJ>is and an out IOl, nestded·ln a taJI tree
standing noor plan with 11 n e d <' u I de i. a c
a separate master swte neighborhood EnJoyang
make this a truly ternf1c· ocean breeie:. First lime ve1~ et only 1145.900 advertised 646-1111 Call 751·3191 .,,, ., 1· • , •. ,
·~~~~TIES ~l@&ll\fl
LEASE Ol'TIOH!
OR7
Own er cannot · clo'lt'
before 1981 3 Bdrm 2
bath , large c9untr)'
lutchen, 2 car garage
Large lot. assumabh
loan '99,950 Call fo1
more details S4&2313
M'f ', • I a
OWNH DfSHRATE
100/o DOWM
Older E side triplex
Owner sayi. sell Will
take \O'i down & 12'1 an
t eres t Full pri ce
SIS0,000 Agt ~2660
DO IT YOURSELF
5 BR, 4 Ba, r ustom
waterfront hom e
w /17x3ll' p\l t dor 'k
Priced SJ .394 ,000
Builder w I trade for
Palm Springs Estate.
F'or details on this homl.'
and appt to see. call
Carol Hoff. agt. 631 0094
JUSTUSTID
W. OCE.AHNOMT
Large super delux~
duplex. 3 Bdrm, 2"'2 bath 1 + 2 Bdrm, 2 bath Choice
corner location $895,000'
W.OOlay~ Redton
•67~7060•
\A' 1-:s I . I . Y ~
~YLOR CO.
Hl·'/\1.T<>HS ... 11w1· 1 ~14fj
AU YOU COULD ASK lloa
A.MD A. UTTll llT MOii
2 Bedrooms. 2 baths . 1.750 Sq. Ft.
family room & separate dining room
hobby room attachPd to 2-car garag-e
large living room wt wood burning
firt>place. Oversin•d lot. beautifully
landsraped Greal for outdoor
entt>rlainrn~ You can't get more for
Sl7~ 500
WISLEY M. TAY~Olt CO..,-ltlALTORS
2111 s-J~ Hill loed
NEWf'ottT CINTllt, .... I . 644-49 I 0
llG CAHYOH A CCllldo Clow
Large 1Ssumable loans To fveryte.illca
3 Br Monaco townhouse Attractive 2·sty 3 Bdrm,
Pnced for quic-k sale l ''1 8 8 w / a tt a ch I.' d
Jos. Taytor ltlty garage Sill.SOU. Own.;r
64$-9688 _ _ arutlous. 644-7020 ---
CDM WIHHlll • L. Elegantly appointed : 1ngo
Bdrm condo, 3 bath 1r At Jh""
great locallon. Clos(' t< •
shoppiol(, i1chooli. & --
Faahion ls land Form;i llACH HOME!
dining r oom. ram ii) Upgraded beach home room w1lh wet bar fl'ec Newport' Wallt to ocean
land Of(ered at S215 000 or pnvate beach ' New
759-1616 ca.rpet..s and fresh pa mt ' -~ 1 ~·'>':~:. 0ceaa
real ~ ..; •· es tale
Custom det.w. 3 pat100 +
secluded sundeck' Just
$127,250! Hurry, rall
7S2·1700
l.ALIOA SL/ii.ND-~
301 0Llt4A
Ont• of ;1 kin<I 11ld world des iJ?n &
quality of thi~ rt"' authentic French '
Normand. h or1C 4 Bdrm. 3 bath
cus tom h o pe wi th fin es t
r rnfi:,mnnshin & amenities Now
<l\'&t1l<.1ble S58.S.,.IO. Call for upp't.
~YFaOHT
Wt{lla e fov('ra I finP homes
\ ""1~ pier & ~hi'
4
El TORP HORSE COUMTitY
Hclrm . 1 baths: ranch style .
ni-cstate 1fJ oranj!e J,!roves. S240JlOO ,
mp•~I
1--NEWPOtt--·-T -.ATI'&llON
IUU)ERS
49.500 sq r~ lot loratl"d
near O r:w'lge Count)
A1qx1rt Could hr re
zoned AP Owner wtl
car~ Wit• $150.000 dnwit
Full pnct s.s25J)OU Cal
556 2660
C::SELECT
t PROPERTIES
HUGE!
~ huse bdrm:. 2 larg•
bath-. R1anl couolr~
k1tt'•en . ram11) room
DUPLEX
2 Units o n fee land
Across from park Neat
beach. bay. & shuppanR
Pnt'e<I at $205.000 Ev!'~
lt42 2253
DOOltS TO HACH
2 2 Duplex O wn e1
motivated Open tr
creat1 vt' f1nan c 1ng
P06s1bl> ht lie or no cash
W1ll lrade property boa•
car or • • 1249.000
Eves S48-0115
associated stoo• f1rE>µlaN' 220t II R 0 K ER S RE AL HJ RS
lOl~ W 9ofboo 6' 1 'U I [~ sq n F:.>.tt a IJrl(e lot
(F'\U lr~ \ mu'll '-e••
On/y Sl22.900 C:1 II now MA.GMAC INT 5*2.113 COUNTRY
rws lc:www ... tly. TM
DAILY PILOT • ._.
A real Newport Bearh
f ixer Brin!( pai n t .
wallpaper and imu~ana
t1C1n 4 Bdrm..;, den, on
ooe level 1n 1·ho1r\' tree
llnec.I n e11(h borl1 (1 od
Hurr>' II wo n't la'>l '
First lll'Tlt' advertised
Onl) 1189 .SOO Ca 11
IOOMO ,..S.f!.;;!_lEW OESPERA TE [ -~ llYIMG ~~"'" P . .morarruc -.1ew or pro
I SI 750 000 • S§,00_0 fl(r.)t-d r ei:1on11I park Tn
t ' I v~Aant' 4 Bdrm 2 biJlh ' l u... It•\ cl 4 Bdrm 3 IJath
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SELL idle 1terris with .1 ---------•I Daily Pilot Class1f1ed l\d
For an Ad in W01Mn'' World
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LUXURIOUS & PllV A Tl
S p vJ!lass f a mily h ome w ith
mountain & city view. 4 Bd. 4
baths. ram rm as well as bonus
room with bath & wet bar. You
own the land. S567 .500.
~ IN NEWPO.RTCENTER "I
• 644-9060
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realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANV
D&UXI COUKT~Y LIVING! L~ custom hom e ideal for a big
f amilv. 4.B R S. 3 baths. huge
gourm.et kitch en & more ~ Enjoy
gorgeous pas toral views. ni g ht
liJ?hts. huge usable lot. ready for
your pool or tennis court! R ose
Gammon 752·1414 . <f'·64 l -752-1414 SSl-1100
W1JO'b .;~ Cenl~
644-6%00
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LOW DOWM -uwn..r aouo CA.SKR.OW living I n the c-oun1r y VA.CA.MT S5.000 Now $129.950 with onl) S16 IXM'l du" n 1n Sli 9.900 Call for rnore in
Seller Wllfl~ fa.st !!Ille 011
this 3 Bdrm llome
Wroughl Iron gale entry .
rlower filled yar d .
beaul1Cul hard wood noon Only 186.500
546 2313 duding m.ina1:eml'n formation :»~2313
SEACOVE
PROPF:RTIES
631 6000
$2.17 per DAY
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ror '1
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$175.IXX>. 213..(29-6836
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with ffuncfnCJ and carry AITD.
$112,500. 631 -1400.
LIDO ISLE EXTRAVAGANT
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Lln6AllY WALITOIUCM IMACUSS -•.•1-.-1•4•11•.-s..-ocwVllW~ N ·•·•• IAl1W Oood wwble. I bdrm IY rrsa.. ra • C "'* w I 071 " ...................... . BtauUl\d I Ba plu. den CCIOdo. <>wn.r analou.a F•nla1tlr flnanrlnic Completely ref\U'biahtd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• llU,tOO. 20"4 dn, owner 1J1m 3104':
pnckol.-..nhlphome •.ooo. All. &3f·l414 , av.Uabie w.U. uu. near one bUr to bnch. You AmOLU'l't:LY wW fillaDce.t ~%.lot •••••• .. •••••••••••••••'
Lulb ,,.._.,.y. roove UNOUarm.tal ly new C .. \bl'O 3 Bdrm OWl'I tbe land. Great llAUT1fUl :ir. c:~~'::;22~9: Beyfroot. lJttle hla"d.:
ftlut locat loo • nd ..........__ home. Natural woods flunel.fll. Dl5.000 Vlllau San Jnn. 4 · 2br, 2ba, l gar. Winter•
motivated aeller Only .... -1044 and 11ua thnaout. ~ bdrra. 2 ba, country ~2'8t S7H. HU annual.:
Sl75.000.0wne.rwmh.•IP •0 .................... Gourmet k llc:hen. 2 court home. All t he t.cw"••rtv JOOO 213-41t-3ST7Herb.
Wltlli noand.01 CaU Jm * * 11.(I dedt1. lllt,OOO. amenitW.. $106.00o. ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
OCIAMM9 1M fl)f!Cla9l .. y11si.1100 -•-r. 75.t"'"' I MUI UALTY No. Bayfruit 4 BR 2 ea .: • ... 11 • • • ,, ' '' • DIO Sq n o1 luxunou.1 -r AA •4 ... -14 NIW usn.. Sept U Uar1a June ts. *';
PllClfllASIS
super 1taaf1) 4 bdrm .... ..._. 1006
._ ..... a q r·am rm ...... --··········· ao.e to bda. •boppln1 • 91AL ISAMIL Y I · • -5MOUSISOMLOT mo + sso utll. Dy' ~ llVMlil =~·:w~~"~t~j~:~ 1213N COAST HWY ~~!'~=e. 3 :e~~:!~~~f\. ~=l~~~~a~~d! -=~:::w;,o7 . -·•-1•••-home IJ pullblbly lh~ unly LAOUNA 81-;ACH Bdtm. 2 atory llplil·level. ~rd acre. 4 BR 3 Ba. In Ccsta Mesa. Partnership •••••·~··•••••••••••••• ~ '1owlrur vawled' HOME: z .....,., a bdrm ~ ~• l.hll '•I') and 1ue1l quarlera at.tractive noor plan On lArp petJo ~
....... ._ ---exampfe In lht "re Ocean view. on wide ~giouis Meredith ca. nrobl .. m·m'"'l be sold! Charminl s bdrm. ,3 bath ... , -IY o...,.._ "t111111u, Woodbrld11t~ 497.-4848 ~retn bell. The ulllmate nyon. Unde r market " ~ -b yf wtth 38 bo C\19\om Bu41t 3br or 2hr. L'>-t•I• Wll .. I\ un\'tllt .. __ OA oU D --900 ""·--831 3030 $.1'15.000. '7!j2,l920 a ront ;tl
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ALLSTATE ~;.~
r.a " "' ,._ ________ I '""'""' I t t r. -· · .,......,r, · ' no.t. Sept .• July. S1200
l"OI\\' •ft. I' 1ba hme pool <.:all 1ww lO nil 4t ,. -<llhenl a.lao available. '-'U •tL Y I Sl600 811
wlhardwood rt0<m' ., Cf\J<JY ' ~ C/JI MwptCeost.r 5-taAM IOIO T A mo. r Y mo. I trp1c Huac iaoo· ic11r a111Ji00 ,. ~ 640.5357 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p• •cE _Eruncty,m.a1s1.
<.:onvent.wit loc 3'76 E ~ -: ~ ---------'A acre. 3 br, den, frrnl din ~ WlNTER RENTAL 3br.
lBlh S& Vf'rY "'uonablu [Uj]"'''l(Jbrldyc nn. JacuZll, cement & HCWHTllS'" •~•ba. lge llv rm. frplc , 111 11•·* <>JN'n ~111 lNO OC£All VIEW fenced area for trlr, 20 to,. Tll l :lO P.MJ patio, washer/ dryer. REAL TORS ,....., : bdrm un.lt Wllh ~--lwo <Horka 11nd l&t ownrr llAU11flU&. depret}a tlon Al10 3
lZ_&._Su_n 12_3_~ 3694 Kcalr" C I M T R A L GU !Nit trees. duck pond, ~!!!"!!!!"!~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~ a:J.776lor549-57ll
:l"I :10011 LOCATIOH Newly decorated on fee tool shed ac green house.C...... ----.. -·M.-----1-122-._. _ _. ti.inn ~front hcwne wuh
~· • new root. ropprr plumh One ol Newpdrt Beat'll'' 1n1. new llllchrn, nt•w
flneet homes M1&ttnlrl blllh, f1repluct' and
cent ocean. tntl'\i, bay. batdwood flOON Tm11l ~ U&hts v~ws Puol. hlandt:harm' 1435
lllCllOS w~u u,unn•• ., .. ,., '"'"" for the-family on the go land. Owner extremely $134,000.S46-142l. Owner ,.....,. ~I t 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Five larae bdrms. 4 . and ri ed 11 ..,.....a .... esa oca ion. b11t h11. <"ountry d1n1og aruoous P c tose BY OWNER·3Br. lg 1.ot , nr Br. 2 Ba . Owner will Upgrad~d 2~drm. 2ba
rm. beamed laving rm, ~~i=·t~.bout un business district & schl. carry at uy,;, for 4 yrs house with pnvale yrd & L\ST1'0I c.w..
2$lJSant• An11 Av~
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M•nd .ir'n Own1:r
).".2 4866
huge family rm wath convenllal or FHA /VA. 155,000 down. fUll price t'a rp o rt. No P<;l 11 .
fireplace. entenamment ll0,000. s-&7·3182 '220.000. Yearly income S72S/mo. Gardener incl .
1pa, rountan\11. Ctr<! p1t c .. '1Ut00 and BBQ. <4 adrms. "
f1repllld!i. ma11d qrtrs
Pvt. belt<'~ S'.796.000 Call
979-S370 now
dsllJl. W 6.000
"46-S0'6 646-60tl area I.II rear pauo. EVEN Ocean Views Homes r...-$21.000. Tenants 1>aY Betty Kerr673-ll81.
a special ~ace for the Our Specialty 1090 utilities. 1 -IHclt l 14'
ALLSTATE
IAST SIDI IY OW.. \4ATI 1<1 l(UNf
llOMI '-
RlALE.Sl•TE
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"I Ol l\JtU) TIIE RANCH 4br I ram
18'rhseon8hHOR21lnt. rut. Compldel> remod.
w1dpla pla.ns Auurn.· 111 n c w c pt . p u 1 n I • ~~!!!!!!!~!!!!!~!!!!!!!~~' Ion , $t19,000 Own\'r wwlpaper Lovely yard
.tA.."1t:S M38,()()() Rollf. ~ & Assoc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ...,--
...,_ . . 546-9~22 CHAllMIHG. pl R€H\OTIMG€~ ;;:-;~;::::;,~~:; WHITEWATHVIEW o-~·L _____ _...._ 1 lease. 3bdrm. furn. /\ new life awaJ\s ye>u in _,_..,rv F I b t · this warrnly elegnnl 3 THEILUFFS Large 4 Bdrm. 3 bath + Real Estate Investments rp c. eau · view.
l>drm , 2 ba h ome . Spacious & dramatic 3 family room , J car 3333W.Coast Hwy,NB _2_1.3-_790-_lZ72 __ . ----
REALTORS CHAlt ... DUPUX
New 2 bdrm unll with
two dedts and lsl owner
depreciation. Also 3
bdrm frocit borne with
new root. copper plumb
1ng. new kitchen. new
hardwood noors. Tot:al
lslandCharm' ~.000
83\ 29123 K1>1 Ponti. Assum In
S14.S.900.. SS1·5833
OWWortdC._..
Solidarity and mature bdrm + coorcersation pit garue. beautiful pool 645-6646 •OCEAH YIEW•
landscaping make you and game oggia over· and spa, brick BBQ. 28r. 2Ba. fully furn
IMi&tolHcJt s Bdrm + family room.
2·st,Y. Extra g&tilge and paning for RV's . boats.
etc. Asking Sl2'1.500 and
owner will carry.
Tudor style an:hllecture TurtJerock Glcn. lowest
ch.aractt-nr.es ltus love!)' pnce. Sbdrm. 3ba. am
cwitorn built condo. With m a c v a c a n l
snug and seeure. IC over looking lush greenbelt, Shows like a model. Of. ~6,000 Modular, so· from bluff. 3 2000 sq ft isn't enough, only steps te> sparkling rered at $201,000. Call pvt bcl\5. avail 9·15. S60ll lhere are pl.ans for ex· pool. Offered al Sl94,500. 54()..Ll.Sl mo. 768-9097 •
pamion. DiD.000 Ageot640-5560. OOWNI 2 bedrooms. 2~ bathl>. 1_<.>wn __ er_l_Ai\_:_644_-6_125_·_. __
dining ruom, gour m et kitchen, ceramic t ile ForQwckSale. by owner
counten. private patio. tmmed occpy, 4362 Vale •• .....,. b f I &. 5Sl-.SS"7l. Outstllndmg """"' unung arep ace. home, most desirable
494-8511 Hewporileoch l169 DC>lftlM R.E. • ••••• • • •• ••• • • • • • • • •• ••
JACllS IEAl TY LIDO IEAUTY wtU _net you 4 deluxe un-Lwt. 4 Br. 4 ba. + rei:. rm ~~~~~~~~~I Spacious 4Br home. •hi an Costa Mesa .. No On ocean.llr~famonly .
large living, dining , vacancy. Lo main· SlAOO/mo. Sept lo June '754670 WATU<rl<ONT ::!·~ See it today! model. Creative fmanc·
HOMl.., TAllB t REALTY ing Prof lndscpng. Lge I.I.~ RE~ATE ' cov'd patio. 4 BR & den. 3
Don't let this one get by 63H400 BT 1032 ba.
you! lt.s a warm. charm· ~~~~~~~~~I oro ma. 3 Bclnn 2 Ba home ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hard to fi nd dramatic
1deall,Y localed only one C... clll Mer I 022 * * LUXtHIJI vaulted ceilings · Wcdbrl(. block from the Bayfront. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1U • 2 + den, 3 Ba. Call Ann
on Lillie Balboa lsland, Attractive pool duplex + 2 Call for your personal tn· Cl R Realtors. &4S.5096 This orrerinR 1s com· good rftltal.s. Prime loca. spectloo cl this fabulous
pbmented by the attrac· lion.128S.OOO. 640-4999 4 Bdrm. 3 Ba. home by PaESTIGIOUS
• live financing provided ·--------•! Pacesetter. On.ly 2 years COLLEGE PARK
.f :nME SHARE
Buy your "Vacation
Spot " forever al the
beach. Fantastic loca.
lion . D ecora t or Curnashed a n-d fully
equipped. Kitchen maid
service. $12.500.
LCllJlm'G VilolJe I .E.
497-1761
i._,...Micplf 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• by owne.r An ootstand· new. VIEW of moun· Beautiful Purdue Plan. 1ng value proudly offere<I OCEAN VIEW lains, etc. elc. Asking Features include 3 bdrm. UVE ON THE OCEAN
at s:r74.SOO HARBOR VlEW lULLS $1.56.900. 2 ba•'-a Jdeall 1 eel Private stairs to while BALBOA IS LAND 3 br, 2~ ba. separate EXCLUSIVELY u..... y ocat sand beach. Luxury
k LISTED BY to schools. park, pool & REALTY ram rm, brkfsl noo . shopping. Asking only abounds in and around
b738100 m;,ooo [ IZl)'\\\l\>dhrldgc S132 500 th.ts out.staodulg home. s · Bdrm. 3"'2 Bu. Lar1?e
--------•I RealUJ Bonus Rm. Sunken con· Dalebout 551·3800 versaUon area ... $975,000
Bay&Beoch 752-2211 492tlbrrHU Pk.,y,lrvlM" .. ~ ....... !:Ll3
Real Estate ~~~~~~~ r 1 •• v..., 1014 a»S050 493-9494
"l'.Atm11roCEuENCESl#Q.,., COlf9..... 1024 •••-•••••••••••••••••• 1·--------•I B.£GAMJH0MEOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• F\xer SK \.mder marltet. IAYCUST 1 ________ , 43K assum. av. VA move rVTGOLFCOUISE
A spe<-iaJ orfering ... for IAST'sma.2 in now 4br, huge lot Customi%ed In & out.
special people. Comer Two individuaJ houses, ~ country Fr. influence. lot. Three bedrooms. •---------Pvt-gated-comm. 3Br.
Family room. Dining higbJy uperaded. Each .-AMONINSAIH-den, 3 full ba. 2700 sq ft,.. -~~--:-con&laerat>re hM--r.i:::~anct Beautiful Conner model $375,000. 493.3745 o r style <soaring be•med yard. will carry a home, 3 Bdrm 2~ baths WOOODIDGL ~J.9061 ask for Jim. large 2nd TD. Asking .____ ceillnp). Considerable $135.JOO. Call~Wl AND SPA •...,. .,.·s more. . .. IMng at itS bestin this Mhtioot Viejo I 067
last e < t I I es • n d Owner will rmance with deligbtruJ 2 bdrm. 1~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• hardware>. This proper· 20% down. Owner bath townbome built by
ty creates an i n · motivated! Call now. S&S. Lot.s or amenities
terest ... 1mmedialely. 7~~~Q••'~'V"''O"'"'~' including centra l aar.
1345000 m ini blinds. sunn y
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559-1111 514z.500 ......... IHcla t040
M.18. llAL TY ••••••••••••••••••••••. S46-0l14
VAULTIOCEIUHGS
are a design featured in
this multi-level condo.
Located at the Mission Viejo gold course. This
end unil bas 3 bdrms. 2t,<~
ba and 3 balconies. Great
assumable financing.
$143,900.
Roo Williams Realty
831·8440
GllATFAMILY ROOM TO ELEGANT MISSION
HOME GROW!! RlDGEHOME
4Br, 2Ba, light & airy· 1 is what you gej in this 4 This single level pre·
blk tosdlJ & park. l'tli ma bdrm. 2an ba. Cornell stigious Mission Ridge
tobch. Only SlJS,900 Model in College Park. homeo(fers unsurpassed
146-5502 Upgrades too numerous views o< the s ur-rounding EASTSIDE ~ to list. SL&l,900. hills· and l!Olf course.
• · , • . . Luxunous grounds w1lh
room for pool. tiic11atios. $125 900 courtyard and cathedral ~~~~~I 11 ' ceilings. S330,000. == 3 Bdrm 2 bath laqte LA I GE FAMILY 495-1720
---------patio. big yard. Builtins IOOM e .-T ll1S plus spa. Call 645·9161 Plus 4 bedroorm. Very• ~-8600 -~ ..... ·in· go ftWI' I. nice patio & yard. Near _
I MUST•SOLD H••''nslon Cemil.r~..FuU· --_,..,,...,.....,,,~
• 84rm~!eTudofam rdrn. prip;:~La19·:tnc. 842.7461 't573 CAMPUSJ>a:IRVIME
newer, w1u.a r e· ---------iN.wport IMds I 069
sign. aaswne loan witll 3 bd 3~ ba, cstm home. ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••
only20%0:n1Y J~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Beautiful! Wik lo bch. MOVllM llGCAMYOH
412 I 6TH PLACE Assume loan. Call Lau rte COMMTIOM CONDO
SllS.OOOor? ~ DOING Agl. 962--93llorS36-l33.5 Terrific family home. Priced reduced. Short ~., BUSINESS localed in College Park lease/option available. IJ,_.l()IJ~ f1C)Mlfi .. · 5 8llS TO BEACH area. F e aturi n g 4 CjJI Mwpt.c..tw
'7MOOO :iii F~~~~~s ~mWa~eusf'::ir!!. 640-~l57 . ~~~~~~II• NAME? 2 TO lJI£ Piii Near park and pool.
II you Ila" just llled.
your ,..,. f lc:tlllou•
luslnas• Name end
"'"' not .,.i wbmitted It tor p~tlon, pleH•
Alona with the super Loan may be taken sub-
loc.aUon, this spacious 2 ject to existing (inane·
sty home offers you 3 in«· Offered at $176,000.
Bdrms. each with. pvt. CalJ~ll.SJ
WHERE can you buy a lot
in Npt. Bch. for $40,000!
CI06e IA> the water, close
to a pool and doge IA> the
beach! At 304 Canal St.
kitchen. mstr suite. all O"'-r{tealhtat. tenan ce. Alternate 64.$-7573
new beautifully appQint· ••••••••••••••••••••••• methods or financing ___ U_DO __ l_SL_E __ _
ed. sunny nutio. Owner ~ u__s available too . no pay· ,.... -.._ menls on 2nd TD~ Call (714)673·1610.673-0316 ForS. I 100 now ror more details. Charming 28r. 28a.
••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.,, n..91 frplc. dbl garage, patio. CUSTOM HOME .....,.'" · no pets. Winter S125 mo. 3 yrs old, the only custom San Juan Capo. SSS.OOO. 2 673-4184 home an Harbor View Br, 2 Ba, 1480 sq. ft. 8yrs
homes. 4 Br + FR, so old. Agt S4l·5032
many features we don't 24Xfi0. wood pane l ad thru
know where to start. out, spacious 2br. 2ba.
car pets. drapes. oak fam rm. ldnt locataon. fl oors -hot t ub . wallpaper all are the Prine Only. 9fi8..48S5.
fi n est quality + + + ---------m u ch. much more .
Financing IS nexible
Ca.JI Curt Her berts Sr . or
Jr. lo see thls special at
only 1289,000.
REALTORS
Est ate closing :-owner
must seU Harbor View.
Su mmerset Mode l ,
Sbdrms. 3ba. t erms.
12:19.000-Agl.:..64.>98SO.
llACH DUPLEX
PRlCE REDUCED.
Motivated sellers. Try
l.S'ih down with built in
finanlcng. Completely
furn. Summer /winter
rentals. 4110 Seashore Dr. Ask forEtleen.
C/JI Hewportc..tw
6.40-5357
By Owner . CUffhaven 3 Br
2 Ba, ram rm. $189,500.
642·3538 eves.
•EXCITING•
SoedCllluy
Beautiful · newly UP·
graded carpets & drps,
28r, 28a Levitt Home m
Laguna Hills nicest
5•Pk. All new appl. l'Or-
n e r lot acToss from
Clubhouse, pool, jacuzzi.
sauna, exercise & rec
lla.IJ. ( KJ 5029). -:::r:.~
l2x55 2Br, lBa, front
kitchen. Home to have
new exterior supplied by
seller. <006464 >.
C&.ASSIC
MoelL.£ HOME
SALES
2706 Harbor. &e 206·A
540.5917
Double wide Mobi le
Home. 2bdrm. 2ba. very
gd cond. New .w /w
carpet.in~. FMAC. xlnt
l~at.ioo. s.JC. By Owner :
714·661 ·6288.
IRANDHEW
. 6UMTS
2 Br units w tf(arages. tst
owner benefits. Great
rental a r ea i n
WL>Stmmster. Owner will
help finance. A~ent
631-7300
TAXSHELTY
ldGAIN
Tax savings wllJ pay for
lh1s new Huntington 4
plex. priced lft only
ll,7xGross. fUlly rented.
Assume loan. can now!
Blu.~
IAY~
O~~ER
BeautlfuJ 2 bdrm +den. :.!
ba. frplc, pvt beach Util
incl. $1200/mo wmter
IAYFltONrfWls.
EXCEPTlONAL .YtEW o< Pavilion. Plush -decor.
$700/wk. or short term.
W1M111l IEMTA&.S
2 Br. new fum, t&OO/mo
1 Br, S500•mo
Bach with lutch S28S
Walerf ront /Salisbury
671-6900
WMl•WTALS AV ALON Duplexes. z bl' ar 3 br.
Brand oew triplex. Fee S425tol500.Nearbe•ch.
land. Ocean and scenic NWJ>11 8ch Rily 675-1642
iview. &50.000. 48r. 2Ba, 2sly, on the wtr.
boat side t.Je, S1100 mo
yrly. 675-3692 -----
752-UI I Comp~:?Y15f'!nished
with everything you
Loh for S. 2200 need. RemodeJed & de·
••••••••••••••••••••••• eorated. 3 Br. den 2 bath. ....... k.., ..
REDUCED S7.000
Monthly. 8111 Grundy,
Rltr. 675-6161
lllD"SEYI
Ocean + bay view condo. Boat slip. Try 10% down.
Owner is motivated : ' World R. E. 543-2591
Only 164.:iOO. Ocean view Winte r Re ntal on thc
lot plus approved plans beach. Duplex 2 Br. ~or t~·level home. Walk· lower. ssoo. Upper ssso.
ang distance to Dana Pt .. 2006 W. Oceanfront 1974 Overland 21•2· m1n1, Harbor.Owncr631H6U 7sg..1677.
618 Klngs Pl. 3 BR. ram·
rm, 1 ~ ba. lge lot, qwet
ne!g"bQrhood. $218,000.
'645-5083
$20,000 DOWN
Eastbhdf 5 Bedroom.
Owne r w i 11 ca rr-y .
Balance wtth payments
of $1500 per mo. Total
'1l'iCe $269.000 .
7 14 /6 7 5 ·2073 o r
Z13/287·~
MAGMIFICEMT
HACIEMDA OM
IACKIAY
4 Bdrm. Maids room,
pool, slai.ned glass win·
dows. $499,000. Agent
646-1044
VBSAILLES
2bdrm. 2ba condomo·
cean & harbor view.
many amenities, pool, by
o wn er . $149,5 0 0 .
213/821· '11M9.
take over pay ments.~...... ---------
5J6.61l9 Eve. ,_. · 2300 Hamn Uidwwi"-4
Ar.wln•Rts ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• forS. 1300 1974 Overland 2117' mini,~...., 3206
••••••••••••••••••••••• t ake over paitments. ••••••••••••••••··~···· 53&6119Eve 412 apt urul!'t, lolalang'over
$7 million. Loealed 10
Midwest C"apirn1 city.
Marvm PerklJ\S, consul·
tant. M. 0 . Per kins
Agency. 913;.272-840
leodsP,..,+y 1350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Coronado Cays
Coronado PeninsuJa
3 bdrm. 2 ba. Chanel
front home with 40' L
shaped dock for 2 boats.
High beamed ceilings.
atrium, fireplace. wet
bar & private patio on
the chanel. Great home
for living & entertaining.
Owner 213 /39 l ·3606
Co:cuwrcial
Properly 1600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LAGUMA RACH
...._.._ o.sert. WIMTa llMl'A&.S
lnort 2400 , • ., .. Sept Ill
•••••••••••••••••••••••! z Br home, lovely put10. gar. 9i00. FOR LEASE Lower 3 Br apt. gar.
Nhew 2 bed.roomM_ 2L·bkath ~';'°j Br. dplx apt. ome. 1i;s1on a es ftat 9i00/mo
Cou!'try t:lub. Ge>lf· t..ge' upper 4 Br apt, gar
lenrus·pool. Beautifully S'100/mo.
landscaped, no main· Bayfront home. 3 Br. 2ba
tenance yard. Sl!OO/mo
9000Clubhouse. Rd. Bayfront. 3 Br lower.
Desert Hot Spnng:. Gar $1000/mo.
21.3-378-2572 Bay front. 4 Br upper.
gar. S1200
PRIME 15 J\C Com -
mercial Land. 900Ct rron· YEARLY llMl'ALS
l age on H w y l I 1 . LitUe Island. Lge l Br
$1,200,000 Call Barbara apt. deck. unfurn .
Glass at C/21 Sandpiper. 500/lse
64G-49l50 Lge rum 2 Br apt. park·
i.ng "for 2 cars SSOC)( mo to 1 acre California Pines. mo tenancy 1 · don 'I forget tll•I the
llmltellon 11 30 d1y1
from det• or nllltg. Ttie
OAILV PlLOT w lll
1MAbll1h yow 118lement
for 131.50. Our c:lrc:uletlOll lndudH Ille
entire Orenge CoHt
.,.. •llCS ..... notice•
~ar In .. edltloft1. In
order to 11ibmlt rour
1t•l•m•nl or
publlcatlon ••nd
•pptopriMe cot>Y 1nd • ch•c:ll to THE DAIL v
PILOT. P.O. IO• 1llO.
Cotti ...... CA t2118.
We'" dO the l'fft, fOf lnlor111.._ ellovl .... I •d'I•,,... ..... c:ell MJ_.321 EJ!t. S32.
bath. vaulted ceilings.
eartbtone cpts, a cozy
brick frplc, low main·
tenance, au this and
more + a h.igh balance
assumable loan at 9.54%.
.,~::. HERITAGE We will throw In the ---------house for Sl29.000. Drive
9600$9.FT.
14 Leased commercial·
industrial units localed
on one or Laguna's main
highways. Building re·
cenUey remodeled. High
dema.od area. Partners
want out. olfering very
$1400 down taJce over lmmac 2 stty apt, un •
payments or S74 per mo. fwn, 2 Br. patio. aar. . • REALTORS by then call for appt. 714·S3&-6119. 914.5 incl'g uUI.
~!!!!!!~!!!!~~~~I C r eative fina nc ing
available. ror a buyer
with minjmum S60,000
BEACll lfl.EX
Two · 2 bdrm. 1 bath UD·
Its. Summer/winter ren·
tals. Priced for qu.ick
sale . IALIOA-NIWPOIT
---------• Beautifuily remod. 3 Br Ollt of C..ty home, unfum. Sl.200 mo
CallNOW.
~.
~ .... 104' •••••••••••••••••••••••
THIONLYWAY
TOGO
3 Bdrm floor plan, ocean
view dec ks, l a r ge
e nclosed brick patio.
Priced ror immediate
sale at $1:5,000.
MISSION REAL TY
494-0731
1044 1m. 1044 ttullles-a lffcls I 040 ........•.............. , ··-······· ......•....•........... , ...................... .
............... ~ .......... 1
MO DOWN.:..OIA Y!!
3Br. 13r'•Ba. Frplc. Built:ins. Jn good
f am Uy area. will not last at $85.500.
No Down Okay to quality Veteran.
FHA Okay too. Submit all offers.
MO OUAU•YIMCil!!
No need To Qualify when you take
ovtt the loan on this spacious 3BR.
t~Ba. with sparkling cool pool.
Cozy f am rm. cptlng 1 yr young.
Call for more details.
eOl.DIM WIS1'
llALTOIS I ASSOC.
141-1111
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUISfDIAAV OF
THE 19'YINE COMPANY
A TOP OF THI VISTAS V91W1
Turtle Rock! Lovely SBR & lg
bonus rm Broadmoor Plan 2. An
excellent investment w/a' I V.Z year
lease. Assul'l'}able financing. Only
1249.500 fee. Tom Allinson 642·8235.
CF·65)
712·1414
C~ VcA.y Center
64Z~H
q('.)1 Dov• OIWe
151 .. 700
woocbidQe Center
644-6100
Horbot v;.. C""'9t
flrlf lrty 2550 be.
down. .............
64z..1150
John Coombe broker ..., 675-1170
••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely 3 Br+den. ramlly
attractive fmancing on a Mobile home, 2 Br 2 Ba on
total price or SS7S,OOO golf course VII /mountain
with SUl6,7SOdown. view. Private. 833-8879 .
Rialonomlcs 675-6700 _P_al_m_Desert ___ . ----
home, patio, gar, unlum.
Sl000/1D9 to mo tenancy.
South Bayfront 3 Br
lower. gar. fum/unfum
Sl200 /mo . South
Bayfront. 4 Br upper.
gar. $1.500/mo rum or un·
furn.
DOYIRSHOllS
Fabulous pool home. 4
Bdrm. Sped•cuJar. 3000
sq ft. SS75.000..
Dlrldi&Y
M-GZOME .......... W...... Z'OO
DUI BIT
SO'x230' residential lot
with lovely 2 Bdrm home-dining room and
covered paUo. Located in
Newport / County
. Older hoa:M!. garage and ••••••••••••••••••••••• barn will produce some
CjJl .... c..t.-
640.ilS7
OCIWDPU
Spectacular ocn view.
beamed ceillng, frplc.
wet bar. Gracloul living
with a view! And only
'330.000 for ~int in this
. lrian1te. S2'7S,000. Call ror lnlormaUon.
IAlllTT
llALn ... STH
642-IZOO
income while you plan
new develiOpment. 8.950
sq. ft. ol ladd near l8lh " Wbi\Uer, C.M.
WdlyM.T .... Co.
..... 644-4910
KL YDOFC BLDG
SALE/TRADE FOR
COM'L
loYW bome. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! '350.000. Tri·oet lse. BICt:
714 -673·1241 or
21.MM-2270. JllSIUl.n 673-6210
5"ei.Alf..U.
SUWe le..i 4 bdrlll home
witli •119· Model home .DIM .. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I cond. Ma 01 · custo m r~
fdtures. ~view. MIWMIWMIW Newport Heights. By sat,000. l0,400 aq. ft. rentable Owner. $1'75,000. 2 Bdrm. Barbor JUdle Realty area. Downtown Santa
l Ba. 2 Dbl Gara1es. 544-941 t Ana. 11.200.000. Ex· ~30'3 Wlmda. 61'9-IM1 celleot term1. Chuck
_Evea __ . -----S.S.... SIJ'Uer.Braket,at-1*.
P'ORSALEBYOWNER c·•·-I071 c ......... -:~· ... NEWPORT SHORES 2 ........ •••••••••••~••• a.-.w 1700
ltot)'. 3bdt'tb, 2ba, r•· BY OWND· 2 yr old Con· •••••••••••••••••••••••
cently redecorated, do. 2Br. 2Ba. m any NewSbda!rcond. 1arcs.tt
SlU,000. 6 75·4818 . llltu. ueurnable loan. Condo near S.C. Plua.
1TH10. "'.,_ en.Jm S4M.515. •ooo.
HaveCUbwWbuy
o..ts&C....
151·1"6
u.•1ct:t ... Aseoc
67S.JJJI
-....,.,.,.,.., 2000 --~rtr "2000 .............................................
INVESTORS
15 units in Costa Mesa. Large two
and one bedroom apartments.
Garages and carP-orts. Center
court.yard with BBQ s. Near schools
and shopping. Asking price $595,000.
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~~ ...... !~.~ 'lQC&-' lJ4l ONWA'fll =-=~f= Oreae f\'ont hm. Apt. 3 PINE BLUFF APTS f:aJlllde, 2 br, l"l ba, 2 BIL 2 BA. 7dl '1r, MC.
Bdnn. 2 Ba. Avail Sept. 8pllc. 1 Ir w/klft. Adult frplc, M1'/mo, avail Oct bldt. Lido bayfronl.
Ith lO June 11t. 1981. CompJex. l>atio. view. 1,Gl·5012or64M011.1. ..-mo.BobKoop,Att. -· ....... yr. IN, I a BR . feeced y ard. ....................... 8dlallM M1frolll hutDe 18fnliel 6Jl-4111 •from ...... _,., ,.,..., ,... • riUICll"fll w~ a.rre 2 bdtrn w\th a bdrm. fnnl dln ~3t4'7 fl'plc. n cl au., l a& m .ia. •Tnf OK Mii mo zm 1. l ba Towmoaw IO' aUp nu. II• pMio, ~r • aUp lrvtoe, Turtle Rock. Tri
-a•• ·y,.....--....__. ., Pomoaa IU HIO or All a~ tll:IO n'lo 11.0llO/mo Lt... level, 38r, 2~8a Pvt ·~ --:-·: ..._ 2u1112 n u da ys . Walaft_,Hwt peilo ,.,,.c, •UM'hed 2
· alove. dlah,u,r, }ac, L&ras l Bdrm Lower 1285. ---------
Lr1 2bdrm. s t ep• to brlr)' nn. •· Quiet bulldln{C w ith OctiuYiew Baell. Jrooma
beach. private palio, SPlfC 1!1.t10'1 beautiful landsca pln1. ln Hotel, tlOO + Sec. de·
-w a-a.. I va. • n~ev .__ 6ll 1400 u r pr. t.W. court.a. =• •-•-lo 2 Br -W114-paid ---- --• I ·~.. m ---.... -,. poo . + m...u more. 5,
thruJune.546-_. ADULTS OVER 3S. No poalt of MOO. 2306 W. E-S6de 3 Br. 2 Ba. Built· pets. LEEWARD APTS. O c eanfront. N .8 .
Y roel, Ifft /mo 2lt2 "C" Plau nlla N11Lu~•Coodo.a <'hlld ren ok. P /P .
1t•m.tlll 63MlJO l 5PM Br • Oen. I~ R. ~ WAIWW'f 'Jl4 Ul lHZ.
l Bl' apt. pvt. retidtnUal
area &r bea c h .
8ay1horea. 1500 mo.
~
Im. In Tri-pin. ti50 mo. 3030 F\allntoll Ave. 1 blk 8'7Ml.54 Nopeta.M0-1Z18Eves. t ol Newport Ave. & I ____ ..__ __ ~
a,attcl. pool1tde, frpl ----------.r ' ' lJIJ PU m o. lbdrm. '2ba dbl au l11U r C"om 36' Pi..-•,up. 3 bdrm & ~rfecUY pla<'fld (;ondo In 2 Br l,,.. Ba townhouse. bUt So. ol Bay. 631 ..03f7
bit-Ina. air, P11Uc>. • 1ar. IAST _., TllPLU
No pet.. "25. 6'S-48:r1 LI lBr. lBa units, com·
pfetely r ede cor atod .
..,: Spacloua 3 Bdrm
Near beach. Bwlt·lnll,
P1replace. Open beams.
Adulta, No pet.I. &42-1334.
8.'D-3307.
....................... ~.No doc 665 VIC' IMIH .U ~.:~~"':i ·= -Or.nae co. 2 Bdrn\. ·21,~
111.1 ~---Jbdrm 2 !Ma ...,,13' Int. JJ44 w/J/p .. 'p;r m u Aict. Ba with areenbe lts . Peninsula. 1275. Bach. a.a. Coado la Newpon H ti R ...... _. -3 1JOO t'raced lncorrc<'tlY at •1 Toww-1 Vff) lY.): SMAii l Ht ttm.e Gao •••••••••••••••••• • • • •• .w...-,,. -l560 per mu l year leue .
Wilk to beach. Cloite to
ell. I Adult, no peU.
Q.S307
...,..8 ._8 nu . Encl gara,ge,vacanl, no ~ u ._u kids or pets. 2426 Orange illiou.a. ~urity bid a •~)'an! W Sid s.14s Ptew.lJ••OUIJ pa.IMtt 1" ... ~ Adu It ,. o m m 11n 1 t y .
Poulble bo1&t •HP ~tefllMfl rellt!nl a ru ' U 50 ' 1111111~ Gra<'lousUvma. M2·3400. Ave. S49·20t:!
Verslllles. SecllrilY com· plex. 2 Bdrm. V • ...,_
-..11 r.e ... •1 Mar ~ RT lhll ICidlt/Peu' + •1 f,.., "Al '•'CAS LIAOB Only q1uwlled need'CaU l8fTUieS 6Jl-4SH 1 ..... ---... ~s BAYFRONT 2 story li v
rm. dramaUc & exciting
2 br. ctinlnl rm. 11uper de·
<'Or. ll.500/mo yrly.
APARTMliMTS
2Br 2Ba MS0-$455 B Wett Wllaon. 631·5583
Adults • No pets
Larae Bach. Apt. Good
locale. Private patio.
Adults. 8S9 W. '9th. St.
C M.IZ50
67H91281u.
Z300 llCl I\, ~I icer I\'<' ,. .-·----. Near tloaa Hosp . 2bdrm.
l '-'abu, 2 l'ar gar, lrg
p atio . 2 s to r y ,
wa11 her /dryer . rt'frit:.
pool. u una. J•C By
month °' y~ar Avail
Sept 16. t62Stmo. Dys
714 973 1255. Eves &
SatlSUn 7l4""497·2l80
BAYFRONT apt, 2 br. yr·
ly. lease. l550 mo. No
kids, no pets, 673-8222
no~ Ni~ 51 mo l'OStf ~E(' COL JI Of9f'fAU"
751..... CO RSt:CONO<I t'll.U . Waterfront/Sllil bury
'7UtOO
2 B<lrtn. New drapes le 2 Or 2ba~dcn. 111 wp 6)1•4555 E ,..w d~~ W\Jl ~ hr I pllu('C!."J ltlCI I ~ r lea~r paint. refrige. l child 2br apt. lge fenced yard
OK. No peta, s:m. Sierr!!,_ Small child o.k C.M Mgmt.Co.Ml·~. ~ S250.fixerupper646-9288
3 Br. 2 Ba, yearly. W
Nwpt Penin. t600 mo.
Day 642·1079 . E ve
842 7•U , wtnd 87S-902 I.
J•mlne CrH k oew. 2
*"Y. ott>an Vt'IW, 3 Br 3 Ba. Fam rm 2100 l'>Q
rt .SUOO /m o 2 13 .......
tJa. Ir• )rd. t.'h1 ld ~w1 ~ mo b l la L + 5400
K Avail lO l 266'" M'C dt'" C'•ll UlirbaJ'll
Santo TOC'l\b ~1 t'.ill GI~ 111 C:/21 Sandp1l)O'r
John 64&5(Jllll ~
MIU YBDI TUITU IOCIC GLIH
J llr, I~ Ru, \Cf} clcln ~ Rr 3 &i 3 n r l(ar 16~0 mu U I 3 19 1 ~988-l234,nt2l4 151 -4330~
---.---Jbr l l'tba. OONOO. µuol Ciel CdM charm 111.i 2br Ren\ bu) opt to l!tll:! ~95 100 559 6442 01 tottaae. North 1>lde of 4br 2 ba $1>00 m o C'lr' 548 l3l3
hw y , Gar , s t o ~ t' 5110.tn> 5'<.dn 4~ 2561
llS75/roo. 1st • la.-.t ~ -
4 c:Jeanlq4ep Call Ku•il' J Bdrm 2 8a Brook \ 10 ·
1'42-4210wkdaya only C'.ondo 2 <'ar 1tar Atnum
Wooctbn~~. 5br. (am rm. run rm, Jba. air. month
month. no pet:. $1175
A~ 541 5032. ---lmmed av1UI No pet!.
2bdrm.den,ntce 5650. Sie rra MJ:rnl
eiz.:5/mo 707 ...., Acacia 641-1334 OR<\NGETttEE l'a t 10
846--37&'7 -----. 3bdrm. 2ba, homl'. lrg
fenced y rd, bit ans .
washer/dryer We s t
side Gd area.SSOO/mo
754·'1'910.
home 2 br. 2 ba . den. dtn
rm. All aJDertltles, Adll!I.
No pets. 155(). 559-0290 .smalJ l Br. Patio. Frplc.
UtJI pd. Good 4 slngfe or
cozy couple.$435. No _.u. ~3232. 641·1460
....... Vl .. TalACE
. X.Ovely Three Bedroom.
1Wo Bat.h Home With
Unsurpassed Views Of
Ba y of& 0 "<' e a n
$1200/Month. Year's
Lease. Broker. 759-9100
c....w... 3224 .......................
Charming 3 Bd 2 Ba
College Park home. Im·
'peccable condition. 1695.
I JeeMe Salter. 631 ·1266
REALTORS
Mission Accomplished!
2br seoc> (5569) fee
RENTIMES 631_.555
Beautiful E.slde Costa
Mesa 3 Bd 2 Ba pool
home oo quiet cul-dt:·s ac.
S79S. J eanne Saller
631·1.266
REALTORS
~Answer! 2Bdrm S350
Children OK & AJI New
Apple! (6312) fee
l&mMIS 631-4555
Mesa Verde 3 Br. 2 Ha
Fenced y ard 2 car
prage. Natural wuod
Ooors le tnn'I. French
doors. lmmac 979-8610
A.gent
i .,BR Spanish Hacienda
with dble gara~e $425
'(lied chefs kitchen &
much more (548()) fet.>
IEMTIMES . 631-4555
Oupiex Eastside. 2 ~rm.
)ba, patiolcgara~e.
675-0562
RENTIMES
'"AMERICA'S FIRST
COMPLETE HOME
RENTAL SERVICE
ALL AREAS, SIZES
ANDPRICF.S ... ..-~-cAIL'IVtt~ -
631-4555
LGE2 Br home, cpts, stv,
refrig, fncd yd . gar.
adlts. $350mo. 644·9806
2BR. very quiet. Adults
No pets. Range I& refer .
Utila pajd $t90 mo.
648,,._ W. lllh. 642-0835
_..•••3 BR. 1:v, Ba .
squeaky c lean a s a
model. Z709 San Lucas
Clean 3Br. I Ba. Double
Garage . C arpe t s .
drapes Large yard. NO
PETS. 1928 Maple St.
S510 mo. 548..fi61M).
Mesa del Mar 48r, 2Ba,
t650/mo.
54S-6381
MESA VERDE 5 Bdrm,
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN
Vll.J..A·Nearly new Con·
do on Golf course. 28r,
2Ba. Great View. Air,
Mi crowave. Washe r /
Adults S175/mo Owner
760-1719
t'urt.lerock view. 2br. 2ba .
e a rthl o ne s Ex l'c
Twnhme AGT 833·!!600.
975 ·1192 1 yr. he
$700/mo
rormal din.Ing rm, pool 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. $65()/mo ~nlenance &r gardener Fenced yarct Double
mcl. Simomolse. gar. Park Realty 551·5000 Waterfront Homes
631-1400
Eastsidc I hr hou se.
adults only. no pels
Newly ren.>deled. Nice
y a rd. $350 m o. 6<1 6
4924.eves.
Elegant new townhome an
prestigious Turtlero<'k
Spect acular view. 2
master bd suites. den.
21.it ba. wel bar. frplc.
A /C . Sl 200 ba s e .
714·752-~or 751 ·5815.
E.s1de 3 Br 2 Ba. lrg h v 2bctrm OrangNrE't' 1·ond~.
nn, frplc. ~enc. yrd. dbl tennis. pool. s p a ~ar. Chr_isuan family. no $SOO/mo.·581·3l65 e vi•s
pets, d .1ld OK $650. lsl. ------
1 a s t + 5200 11ecur. Hentage Pk. 3Br. :Iha.
847·2032 tam rm. d1ntn)t, I l!c
0-PoW -n26 patio. Nr r ecr('ataon.
$700/mo. 64().8146 ··················~···· New custom w/aU the lux
unes. 3 Br 2 Ba. $750.
33791 RobJcs. 714-496-6804
Grea t Dana Cr es t 3
Br +f a m rm . Ne w
la ndscaping, low c are
w/sprinklers. Close to
sch . park. New home
1895/mo. Avail oow, caJI
days 637·46.SS ask for
Jack o r eves & wknds
call ~lTll or960-58X4
Fabulous orean view 2 Br
Condo. Tennis/Pool. el<'
lnrlds washer/dry er
S62S. Agent 49&5980 ------Fa.t•Y•y 3234 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Seeking the ultimate? Try
this exquisite 3 Bdrm
estate with all the extras.
15925) fee. 631 ·"55.5
RENTALS
2br. 2ba S700
3br.2ba S1000furn
3br, l 2'hba $725-$1500
4br . 2"'2ba $700
4br +B21'.tba S950
4br. Jba SIOOO -lbr.2' ~baSpy~lasl> Sl750
'
.. 523 CAMPOS Da· IRVl~E
* * llVlllE!! SS()C}.S850 pr mo on l yr
lease. Nine to choose
from. We 're the ones to Super clean 4bdrm, sharp all
& quiet. respon family. c ·
tst. '•" & "'· •••< ( 111 lW..OOhrldgc negotiable. 968-1485. · R It ca 1J twW•~ 1240 ssr.:moo
•• .... ••••••••••••••••••• t9?tt Harrant·fl l'kYt}. Ir\ int• Old World Charm! 2 Br
l241 W /Country IGtchen and U.,... .._..
Fncd Lot 1375(82165) fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ c_arro __ l._Agt_._63_1_-4SSS __ Oceanview 2BR+den. 4
2 Bdrm. Doll House.
Completely remodeled.
Downtown Hunt. B<'h.
Agent 536-m75
Walk tolhe Beach!
From this Breei y 2 Br
Hse seoc> (8916) fee mm...s 631-4555
decks, lease. S700. Ask
for Dave&M-7211
Yearly. 2 Br+den. 1~ ba.
frplc. $550/rm.
497·352.8
Beaut. 3 Br w/view. All
new inside. Lge yard.
SOO/mo. ~5536
t.n. .-rs. + S /D S3SO. Exec LaQuesta home nr ...,tn~·-1114 __ or_M2_·_TT_43_. ___ 1 beach. 4 BR 2 B::a, Fam
3J50 i....-... •••••••••••••••••••••••
Jbdrm, 2ba. 2 car gar,
recr eation facilities .
$625 /m e . No pets .
4974072.
qtr2ba, 900/mo. Nice& Rm. 2sty,2,,._ car gar. & ~. 1 e a n . G 0 0 d bonus rm inckt in 3000
Mighbomood. Gardener sq.ft. of IMng space .
iDcJ. tat le last rm+SlOO $1000 mo. 964·7198 or
teturil)'. No pets. Agt, no _645-_344_7______ Sp a c i ou s Exec u ti v c
fee.142.&73or54&-0814 BalcooyVlew&rMore! home. 4bdrm, 3ba, 3 car
Fromthis3BdrmHome gar, formal din rm. lrg
KidsOK! (6751) fee country kitchen. view.
llMnMIS Hl-4555 $850/mo. 768-0647.
~ t.:111 mu1r-. <:Uodu.
v1rw, 3b1lrm 2111 b11
$I uuo m o 759 1244
631 T~
WINTER Bachelor lge,
frplc. no 1Kots. 5lP6 to
sand. SMO/IJ10, open Ilse
SIS S208 Nepll.me 548·9275
Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba Mwl"9• ltoda 3140
Townhouse. Spacious, ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Hdrm, yrly lease. avail
Wf'6tstde 1 to.I")' twnbrrw
28d 2~. r "· .cu. pool.
'p.a, 5$50 213I11)9 8734
Nwpt Bdl. wtrlml. s~c
bldg, elegant 2Br. 2Ba. 2
I>\ t patios, pool. lndry
Ja1·. undrgmd parking.
reduced t.o 975 mo. F'or
pvt showin& 9'M-196J
fireplace. pool. Quiet What A Deal! Secluded Oct. l st. M50/mo. 2 blks
to bch. Gar. stove. refng.
c pt s / drps . wa s her/
dryer, 213/ 27'1·4640 Jack
Ward.
area. Adults. no pets. z Bdrm in Tree Shaded
M9S. ~l. 6'1S-S!M9 Area. $325 (8486) fee
LIOOISU
.! Hr 2 Ua Dea, F'rp le.
Cable TV, d ee .:ar llr •
Sl250 mo Att u l ti, m 1S28. tn5 11948
Ra yxhur1•:;
2685 Ra y s hor c Dr
4bdrm, 2t,<\iba. Avatl ~Pl
15. year lse. 213-441 3252
or !lllS-2176.
ro .... a•e .,.,... li1t11d 3525 •••••••••••••••••••••••
<.;as uaJ Co5ta Mesa 2Br
W /Plush Crpts & IGds
OK MOO (5487 > fee
l&n'IMES 631-4555
Exel. See. Gated Harbor
Newpurt lle1ghts ~cry Ridge 3br. Jba, fam rm.
pnvate newly decorated lib .. din. atrium. 2900 sq
lge 2 story rondo. 3 Br. 2 ft. \liew. 122()()/mo Incl.
ba, powder room, frplc & garden er 644-61 20 or
pool. Walk to sehools 544.5400
5900 mo. 645·4955 or ---------
64H 834. ~Jlft u.fwon 3600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WINTER 2br. rrpk. dis-
hwasher . gar, st~ to
sand. no pets, SSOO /mo
e>pen hse SIS S206 Nep
tune 548-9275
Ocead'fronl 2br. Xlnt
cond. Adults. no pets .
Gar. Winte r .· $575 .
213·~3018
Oceanfront /view 2 & 3 Rr,
balcony . frplc . l(ar
From S550. winte r.
640-4787
5'25-$475. 2 Br. 2 Ba: Apts
S ome: w it h e n c ls d
~arage. firepJace. All
bwll IJlS. lndry rm. CI06e
to shopping, TSL Mgmt.
642·1fJ03
2 Br. Crpts. drps. bll·ins.
gar, Adlts. no pets. $400
mo. l llO Victoria St.
~1361 Af\5PM. ---
SPACIOUS adlt 2 BR l Ba
apt, open beams. servml(
bar. lots of wood lhruout.
OCEANFRONT. Winter 1375 mo. 6T.Hl803_e_vs_. __
Ex~. Type, good a rea. Ne w 3 Br. 2 'h B a
qu1el , 3 Br &r 1 Br., Townhou se . Pri va te
675-46118. yard. Close to shopptnl!.
IAY VIEW WINTER RENTAL : 2br. yard. gar .• S435/mo, Balboa Peninsula. Cozy I Lado Peninsula. Double 993-4729 days 594 1661
Adults. 1982 Maple,
548-2408
w 1 d e m ob i I e h om e eves. ' . Bdrm. f\lrn. 548-9878 East side. 2br. l'hba, up·
per rront with bal<'ODY.
new paint. $400. 120 E
20lh St. 646-0100. 64~19
1975/mo. ·Su~r l~x hv..:_ ~xesfw1t-·3650 Oceanfront.2bdrm. Iba, m~atw fi Giit Holms .. ••••••••••••••••••••• winter. $475.
hie. 631 •1400 Jbr. I "'•ba. I blk from Agt 548-5313.
s u rf . w inte r ren tal lbr. 2ba. drapes. cln. nr
O..,.x Oft tM Water
3 Br. 2 Ba. frplc. wet bar.
refrig, bllnS. partly rum.
pauo. Sade Lie shp for 25'
boat No pets. SlOOO m (I
yrly 675-4421.
llGCAHYOM
McLain Townhome. 2 BR
2ba. Tennis. pool. jac.
sec Cvd parking for 2
1·ars 644 7722 dys or
640-8368 ev /wknds
S550/mo. 847-6626
.., I•••• ,.,,.IMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3706 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
ON WATER. 311 N. Bay
Front, s pac. 3 br, 2 ba. lg.
patio. Winter $975 mo. or
yrly Sl.175 mo. 673-3245.
644· 153.5
WboaPe.-...... 3707 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NEWPO RT S HO RF.S, WIMTBIENTAL
3bdrm. 2ba, newly re-2br, heated pool, 403 E.
deror ated. older prr Ba lboa $450/mo avail
rerred. S745/mo. 675·4886. Sept. l . 675-1871
OCCJU" FR01" 1 : La'rge 673-8145. ·-,. · ~ru ,.....,.--
Newly redec..'Orated. 3 Br. deluxe 3 bdrm. $675, 1
2 Ba Fa m R m bdrm. 145(). W101er. No
Gardener e ndd. $795. pets. 673-0640.
544.5922,
OCEANFRONT, fabulous
view. prol. decor • 2 Br I
Ba. huge deck, winter
S650. yrly $750. Art 5PM.
631~
WestcbU area lovely ex
ecut1ve home 3Br. 2Ba.
a vailable for 1mmed1ate
occupancy. Dee. J D.
Property ManaRemenl
751·2787 ------
S l e ep i n g room s &
lutchenetles SllO wk &r
up. Ocean!ronL 675-8740
Winter rental. 2 Br l Ba .
1.2 blk to beach. garage
:.pace. $450. 675-4142
Wi nt e r . u ps t air s .
bayfront. lge 2 br , 2 bu
w 1balcony & lndry Cacal.
MSC! rrio. Call 675-8213.
Oceanfront. 28r a pl'
Avail. 9-lJ.80 lo 6 13-81.
$44() mo. 71~·548·9842.
S.Cle•Me 3716 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2bdrm. 2ba. ocean view.
decks. 1 ~ blocks to
beach. newcrpls &r paint. S400/mo. 637-7!>18. ... . .....
UuufwWll9ecl
Wilson &r Placentia. $575.
963--1 m att.spm
2 Br. frplc. E.side. im·
mac . S460/mo. 1st &
last. Avall. now. No pets.
1 ctuld. 64&8086
Spacious Family 3 bdrm
2 ba. $395. Plan round &
pool. S48-9S56 from 12 7
PM
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br & ga ra~e. nl'wer lalboa ,.,_.. 3106 complex. aduJts. no pets. ....................... $375.645-5577
Fabulous Bayfmt Little -------Isl. Boal slip. 28r. 3 stry. 2 Br house. stove & refng,
(fre pl a cc, y r ly lse Small child ok. S-450.
bi S-Di1 548-1377. ---------
Bay F'ronl completely re Upstairs 2Br. IBa. $395
decorated, 3 bdrm. 2 ba. mo 1st & lasl + SlOO
fireplace. Great view of cleanmg. S890 tot al to
bay from large patio. move in. 2261 Mmer St.
Beach at your front door. 836-1732 aft4PM.
Avail Sept. 15. Yearly lease. Sl 100 mo. 673·3466 2 Bdrm. 1 Bath, .w /d~k & or644-4323 encl. gar. E.s1de . $495
· The Real Estate Store
..... , ....... 3107 675-tnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• H~e New Dupl.ex 2 Br.
2"'2 Ba. with every extra.
Big yard. Dbl gar . '575.
673-6336. 642.9666
f750 yearly. Chilrm1n~
Ba y Front I Bdrm.
Pa rk in g. Utals pd
67S..3063 Wknds. 679·9667 Eves. , __ Y_l_Ll.A __ MA __ DHA __ _
BLUFFS "E" plan 3 br.
fa m rm. 2 frpks. Sl .050
mo.644-4643
Yearly, upstairs. qua1ot 2
br.lba.utiJpd.$450mo. $300 Utals pd . I Rr .
Call675-82l3 Duplex. 417 E. Bay Ave.
8 a·1 b o a . N o p e t s .
S47-ll.SS.
2 Br. 2 Ba, gas stove,
d shwhr in<'I. 'Enc l.
garages. Couple pref.
Children OK. No pets.
$450. UtiJ pd except e lel·.
2324 Elden. 642-1213 Oceanfront Lux lbr Apt.
Util. Pd Wanter S475. Yr
ly . $575 675 ·8046
3:J0..8pm.
OCEAN FRONT· 3·2· I Br,
winter rentals now avail.
673-6210 dys, 673-2493 art
S.PM.
BAYFRONT
L..g glamorous 2Br, 2Ba.
boat dock avail $1300
mo. Owner /agt. 67S--0105
Bachelor Apt, S375 yrly.
675-5710or
675-4073.
1 Br. Lndry. Gar . Patio.·~
blk beach. Winter $425.
Yearly $S50. 673-9327.
MEARIAY
2 Br, garage, ~winter. A.bo~-.~ . .,.Ir,
gar. 9650.
JACtlS IEAl.TY
67M670 .
Small Bach.. O>O Yl'urly,
U lils pd. 4 ·8PM .
Manager 675-5112 Quiet famiJy apt , 2 BR 1 Ba. $350, S300 dep. No
pets, util pd. 642-1010 Newport Beach. bay view,
2 bdrm. 1 bath. frplc,
patio, no garage. Yearly
$600 . Agl/Owne r
'7UJ8'..
3Br. 2Ba apL $395/mo. 795
Shalimar. C.M. 522-1734. ~1».um.-att.sP.M~ ...
Ocean fmt upper dplx. 2bdrm. 2ba. ~w lwnhse,
custom new 3Br. 2Ba. 2 laundry. patio. adults, no
stmdlts. frplc. yrly lse . pets. M25. 645-7300.
Lrg. 2Br condo. Newport
Heights. Frplc, pool,
w a s h e r & d r ye r .
9!00/mo. 67S-8410 dys. or
673-2287 eves.
Sl200 mo. m.-0981 PBRCT
~~ ....... !!~.~ C...clll Ms 3122 ...... $500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .... $650
NEWTOWNHOME
3bdrm, 2";ba . patio,
frplc, 2 car gar. pool,
s p a . t e nni s . $720.
644-41.92.
IACIC IAY VIEW
2Br . 2Ba Condo. like
new. highly .~pgraded. M S mo.~
3276 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUSCASITAS
H!Jle 2 br. fum. $475.
Encl. gar. Adults. no
pets. 2ll0 Newport Bt.•
548-4968 betwn 8:30 &r
5PM.
t ............ 3740 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Compass Motel: Low dill·
ly • weekly Apts . Kitchen. pool. Color 1V.
Opposite beach. Utils pd.
From ., week. 111 lltb.
St. H.B. S3Ml70.
L..-..... 3741 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 blocks lo ocean , 2br, Lge beaut apt ,n per!
Lba, frplc, avail 9-2·80, ccncHrplcJndry d/w encl
msG/mo. 642·5290. gar 540-4400.
~------~-Exclusive area. 2 bd, 2 ba. 2 Bdrm. Bowle, fncd yard.
2 c ar att. garag e, Garage. Pet OK. $480
S750/mo. 673-0936 o r mo. S125Dep. 642-0857
21J..498.6303 eves. l Br Eastsidt, ctpts. drps,
Bachek>r. Separate unit. bltn range. dishwasher,
Ocean side. Ulil. paid. yard. 642-Gl3.
DIO. 497-4961.
. Spacious l bdrtn. g:arden
Charming LBr. south of apt. Pool & rec. All utils
hwy. bit. ins, beam ceil, pd. Adi.lit. no pets
g a r a g e • U 9 5 I m o . El Puerta Mesa
955-3649. 2959MapleAve. Apt5
llMT1...S 611-4555
Lovely all adult, no pets.
1,2&3 Br apts. 6200 Ed
tnger,h.b.~19.
OCEANFRON1
1..1 g Jbr. wint.er SSOO/mo
675..f616. 6'2· 1121. Covered In Va.nes $190
Ccny J Br (5430 fee Fantastic view. tenn1?-i .
Bob. Agent 1)31-4555 health club, pools. spa. lbr, hv rm, kltc·h. bal
Deluxe poolside xtra lgt Av111I now Super at $.59!>
2br, 2ba. Bltns. dshwhr 754 0370 dys. 1!19·401 5
1112 miles beach. Adil-;, cveN.
no pe t s . $395 mo. -------
SJS.8362,
HUMnt«i TOM LAICES
SPARK.lJNGSTREAMS
CASCADING
WATERFALLS
VILLA IALIOA
New Luxury 2 Hr Condo.
full Security undtir·
ground parking, Cal(ney
Lane. S175/mo675·3007
TOWE RING PINF~'i Hay Front Apts. $46(1 lo
NEW SPACIOUS $700. Sandy beach. Av;ul
LAKt;S I DE AD U LT Sept 7lh Dode spa<'e
AP1'S. 714/673 47gij&615-6491 •AsJt Manage r abc>ul -
SlSO DIS<:OUnl 3 Bdrm I Ba Steps lo
•Elegantr1re places ~at'h . $6.')(). Prupert~
• Pnvat.e lakeside put1os Hoo..<k! 642-3850. 642-1010
&rbakome!>
•Heated pool &
wturtpool spa
•4 miles from beal·h
14~1160
7562 Ellis Ave H B
13blks W of Beach Bl I
3 BR 21,2 Ba twnhse, cle>Nc
to beach. fph . l!ar , lgc
patio. $550 pe r mo
964·2937
Sublse lo Ma r 31, lll81
3Br. 2Ba wtrfml condo
w7b oat s lap SOOO mo
1213> S92·S426
2 REDROOMS
3S(J5 BALBOA BLVU.
Yearly lse Slartm~ 9-15.
S450 mo tn<'b utJls. stove
& ref r1 g . Gu s
213·966·17ll A~t. -----
l Bdrm. 1 Ba. Ste ps to
beach. f.150 P ro.,crty
House, 642-3850, 642-1010
I lidrm. Yearly, Steps to
beach. Garage parktnJ!,
$400 mo. ICM l~th. St. 'I/ H
673-39511. S44-689'J
lBr. stove. refnReralf>r ,
steps lO beach. $3501 mo
yrly. lse Adults, no pets.
67S-314X, am or pm
l Hdrm. ga rden condo.
like new, pool. no pt>ts
S410/mo. %2 65J:l pvt
pty. l bdrm, Pool, b lock tu
Woodlake Apts. 1&2Br orea n . single o.dult.
a pts. Adulls, no pet~. O>O/mo 642-5002
Beaullful v1ew.~&6.S91 -------t::ast bl ufr, countr v
Love ly 2 &r 3 Bdrm. ch.arm. 2 Br 2 Ha uµ,
Townhous es. g arage , .,alto. d s hws hr $025.
patio. laWldry fac·. $425 & f'i.31·2029
SS25. Call 213/596-720'.!. -----2 RH l Ra. l'IO!'t" t.o hcach,
lmmac 2 br, 11-: ba 1•omlo gar w ()Jl'lr, W ID. fr~h
nr Hunl.J.n~on ti ar bor & pa ml & cpt. SSOO. b l, la!>l
shoppml(. SSOO. Pool. <.:all &dep ~ zm after4PM 84t.~. ----
3bdrm, 2ba. frpll', l!a r.
pa t io . nr Re a c•h &
Adami. S500 968-6692
~.-. 3144 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
', block from beach. 3
Bd rm. 2 Ba . Upstairs.
Bwlt Ins, ~undeck, ~ar.
1.ea?-ic S650. 1Z71'2 44th. St.
640·6140
VERSAILLES
l Bdrm. Condo in Tti.c Luxury Garden l Br All
La.ltes . Nor thwoods . R amenities! Guard. $.5/;[).
mo. n ew. S.475. Call Nolast.645-3060
David 979-3953 or Peg al ----
SS2·2IJOO Large 3 bd .. 2 ba, upper
l.opilaleodl 3141 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 BR. xlnl ocean view,
po_rch. new c pL._paL.
lDdry, ·,,._.bl.It beach. $500
duplex. Very nice. S725.
67~. ------Oceanview 2 BR. brand
oew Villa Balboa Condo.
$850. m~641-•1 ' mo. Dys 549-1186; evs ---------
VILLA IAl.IOA coeeos 49f..311122
lbr. oceanfront view,
pegged & g roovec1
h a r dwoo d floo r s .
ISOO/mo. 67S-Di7.
L«e lbr apt. gar. sma ll
yard, No. Laguna. Chff
Dr. steps to bch. yrly.
NIO/mo.1-623-3827
Studio S375 mo. Pnvate
beach. 2 Br. 9!00. Ocean
view. 499-4644
Studio, full kitchen, walk
Adult only
Bdrm, Den. 11'4 Ba.
Large patio.
2 Bdrm. 2 Ba with ocean
view
From S72S Mo.
J RL Propert.ies
645-4566 64S-&459
Oce a n view Versailles
Penthouse. 2 Br. 2 Ba.
Fi.replaC"e. 95 per mo.
wtdys S47-6355. Eves &
Wlmds ~ll20.
to beach. North Laguna. WES'l'CLIFF Condo l Br.
Non ·s moke r . single . S450. 2 Br. 1525. New in·
Days 494·7551 ; e ve s terion. Adults. No pets.
_4fr1_·1_56_1_. ______ • 673~
~•~••••••~~.~ -lbdrm--.-c....,.arport--.-1-b-loc_'_k_t_o
Sunny 2bdrm Hae with
view of ocean 6 brick
fireplace, only $375 !
Stunnine 2br w /heated beach. $395. 309 34th
St. Carolyn: 6:ll ·3240 Agt. TWIN PALMS So. ol Hwy. Spac newly 3 BR 2 Ba. fplc. D/W. pool M50 +5116Hee
LUX•YWAPTS <fee. 2Br. c pls /drps , adulta, no peta. -$500. REN1'llllD> 631-4555 NEW DF.cOR-3Br, 2ea; RENTlllES 631-4SSS N _.. .. d at · t bllins. '"e pvt deck. l /l t mo c de ow ........... WUI er ..,. as · se . p., 1 _......., 3152 frplc. gar. 2 bl.kl bcb. rates, l 6 2 Bdrm apts, $1100/mo. ulll in c l. 63Mellor537-8571 -..--~ •&75 I N furn. Maidservice avaU. 17S-5'54,f73.-0184 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • m o . y r y . 0 3Br condo. View of moun· s.t. ~ 3210
. ta.ins, near golf course, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Hills village. 3 Br. 2 ba, cpea lcdlllfi inc.
Pools, terlftis. volleyball $575/mo, c hild OK .
etc. .-S. 962·5515. Ask TI4/MS-:M12, 2U1211·3388
for Dee.
MISC• I ••NOUS
19CTAUJMI ...
Lstitlll1 .....
WW..&Y..t; ..... .....,.;
T oceutraata rrom "°° .to $1900. Many otb•r
bMcblocalioaa.
We"n open every day.
BURR WHITE
~EALTOR . lt-4C .
P '> H !C
From 1575, 1 blk beach• 2 Br. 2 ba. crpt, drps. Nr 2 Br, 2 be condo on aoll peta/kids.645-l682
town. 136 Cliff Dr. CotteMIM 3124 schoola, gar. '425/mo. course includes refer, lovely Le. 2 BR, steps to
Laguna Btadl. 497.,.173 ••••••••••••••••••••••• call6'>9Zll. wuber 6 dryer, 9600. ocean •7thSt ~/mo -~------l Br. Newly decor. gas pd, 412....nl0or4m-2798. · -.Ga · ,,...,......_.. 176' encl gar. Adlts. pool. lbr, nice. clean. cloee lo ... ,..___... 3169 •--------
••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-'°73. tbop6transp. Pnll. Fem •pail -oc••'RO .... IT SHORTTERM 9+-5ttGll · •••-•••••••••••••••••• __ .,.. ,...
RENTALS l Br. Townboule, newly M• .... 111 3 8clr 6 2 Ba, blt·im.
Weetly6Winter decor. cu pd. endsd 2 Br. Duplex. Fenced f'" ... ar f.,,tc, only 3 yra old, dbl
Acat1TS-1170 gar.AdJta.pool.142-~3 yard. Garqe. No Kids. COUMl'IYClUI 1ar.Sllll0/mo1r11
OCEANFRONT 2 Br. l beda Apt.. Newly ::..:::--tm. 17M338, U... OCIAIROMT
BEAt.m"1Ll.Y FURN. decor. Cu pd. enclad SiA1lu, 162 bedroom 2Br62S.., blt·im, frplc,
3 BR. Fi r e place , gar.pool.Ad.ltl.SU.507a. 2 Br. 1 Ba. Fmced,pat.io, aJQ.6tow*-es. only 3 yn okl. dbl pr.
D W h ti l ara1e, redecorated. From• MH900 .-io1moyrty. I aa er. pa o on ThePricelalUIM!
sand. '750 mo. Winter Sumay 2Bdrm Pin Sl50 sm mo. Adult.a. no ~· Condo 2bdrm. 2ba. Bay .11£m llAl.n
rmtal.8'13-W. OllldreaOKTool Muat •W. S.y.&42-4Mlt. view. enclsd garage. s bdrm duplex. Zlt.b • Seel (8112) fee -. Verde Villas. Iowa auao. opmer. '150 yeu. ___ 6_7M6 __ 7_0 ___ .. _
Balboa. Winter rental. W'lltm 631-4111 Sl. 2bdrm. dilhwasber, ly. TSLllplt.ed·ll03. s.ar 11 h 3176
'87S/mo. 213/t81-8347 or £.Slde 2Br Garden.,!tt. refrit. $350. 675·2904, New o..,aex Y. blk from ••••••••••••••••••••-
'fM/615-m) w/1ar. adlta, no •· 17S-l91hfter5pm. beeda. Avall. 9-1.5. Up 2 Xkta •Pila an OIUn thlt
Br 1 Ba -Do 2 8 I UllD)' unit with oceaa STEPS TO BEACH: l , 2, 3 •· ••211t. St. SAl-212'7. tl50 mo, 2 Br l Ba. Meu • • ..,.... wn r . view (4111) fff. ••·
Bdrm. W'uur. No pet.a. Comfortably priced 2 ~~.·=:~~uba, :~>~£•'.:. 2 5 · _w_rt_llll_._.,a ___ ._m_-4155 __ _
67MMO. 8drmwithur61ar.On· ~ -v ...... __ , -.a.u1•1R --·--· ..-..W. ly "751 (a..) ree. Mr. • .... • __ ,n:VI I .. _ _. walk lo ....... , •.
Vo u r f rte n d s • n d Sbol'ta, All. Ul-4555 Oil Y tGS. IACH/I • No ,..rta. a.2110.
nelgbbors use Clas1Uled 548-4301 A DHt UPIHded run
w h e n t h e y h a v e I Ir. 2 Ba. 8-deck. Ml$. l«Wtt.Y .-.tbouM over Old Spenyb ll lBr 2Ba
something to seU. They'll A•ail IPlll'Oll· Ocl. Lal. 281', 1,,..Ba, cauMl tarden looldDI putUte ;round din rm. prqe. ·,.,,..:
1 tell you how well It S41·1115 dya. 780-lUI llll-Mature ..... MaS. • foutaJn. SSOOJmo. HOO •• rt. f'IO m'o . wefted for them! e"9 6 wlmdl. , Avail Oct. lit. 541-ta9. "9llll-.... 1211 _-._TW ______ _
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but do not luive • Hin
1taH raU 1.1• ABG at
f*>-J!Qt We vtOI provide
you With rwton n no ua>
froot cb~l(ai ..... , •••••••••••••••••••••••
z Yo1.1n1 Men
W 1rHpona1billl'-5 havo
~T 4WD TNcll. Yard •
Tree ma&al eiqwp. Cao
do anylhin1 1 Call
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llAULING U .1.£1\NING
Tree l.tlm • palnlittM or., Ray964~ t liome 1 nl{)r vcmr ot. ~ y r1t .,_,,.r feMllllC Oepen th 111da J I
d•b'41 tl3l ~ ••••••••••••••••••• •••• -R OB I N 'S H OUS fo1, C:uptrntry muonry CLEANINO SERVICE ·
rool1n1 plumbin~ t1oor ... or 16 tborou8hly clean
Ill j(. St UI' 1'0 .. ll 1 t! hikt. ~7
fJryw11ll " morl' J R ------tMI 9llllO Pf"()l Or WT'lt, lilt!, woOd.
lhu•k; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ble UCI Ml!dlcal
1\ladeol with 1tlnl ref
would like to houlalt.
Rich: 114-6»-7300.
Brickwork, small Jobs.
P.u.un, A Papttin&
Prof. work. ~est.
R.snbl. Steve. ~7...U:Sl
Pai.aUD&. lo rates. immed
serv, work/m aterial
auara&-n49orlMl-S684
Newport, Cc.ta Mesa & 12 Yrs exper. Nwpt({!dM Jrvine.~3176 eves. area. I'm s m all, my
..... prices are small. 81S..8477 Brt'clC, SI.one, bk>clt WOn•. RDn
tile fin. concrete patios. --------
wlks. driveways. Refs. ,,....~
Free eat John IM&-15&S •• • •• •••••••• • •• • • • •• • •
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111 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ceraollc111e lMtalled. re·
Rep•lr & Reroor. All modeled « new. ,.,.,.
ty pea·shioglea·roclt· ,....••••••· W ayne -.
shakes-compo-tar. Free Ml-0214. ·•
e&t. 54l·S830 Fin. Avail
IOOFIHCJ
We need wo rk n ott'.
Showen, Baths, Entry
Ways. All Types. repairs, in·
·s u I a t I o n , F r e e
Estimates. Call Bob. Clean work·Tile firs., ~~-Q Int/ext textures. restut·· Sod4ll Ser.tees ~~t~~':n 'to'::·
Stucco & Plaster Patch, Dlock·Brick·Stone·stucco. 00 Job too s m . quick &
planters & ~pairs. Free clean~. 64.5·4l99
est. ~9806. 968-7486
\hru frl TraNportAllQl\ wut fk) 3716 JltOVlded. M2 MIO ............ Uom" & Apt Rt'P1tlr St-r
•'rtt ~ttmat~
klMJ
p!lrquet, slrippin¥. w~x
1ng, huffing, st.eam. <.:pl
uphol 7518961,831:1·5M3
Custom brick . stone.
block. concrete & stucco.
Refs. Free est. 549·1M92
coa • patd-.es. Free est. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call aft &PM for est.
__ M_oms __ ,_ev_es_~----pt:l~~L~!s~:,~::u!: _87_5-431M _______ .-.~ -A H T S C ARr•:T WW babyUl m> home &-1\ SER\ lt'F.
•Dd Ellis LS monlhl &lkS LMtaliatinn.. c:~pa1r up.In ~ l\11.Wm <'lunin& 1t.b.o up
•dtl n hol s .. n 1n1ot Oranat!
••••••••••••••••••••••• Count) 18 ~r~ t 11ll
R.emodt>I & Koom Ad<h 1111yttmr 8.'tl 0...7
UOM Eap'd. Xlnt Rt>f", Ce•.ttc-crett ~ C>oul 63J 0563 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CREATIV.~
EN\-lRONM ~TS
Con1t rtttllon, St •1nt•d
Clasa. Remodel:>. Spa:..
"116-1121
l~nwnt wurll. of all kinds
Pal1a.. i.idl"v.alb. hnck
W<rl •• ..,~ tl5l 5.56 C1757
Dale W •'tull.1(16. patios.
roundat1oni1. & blork ... c.., ..... ~-2162 --
••••••••-.••••••••••••• C••&"'lor
CU!>'TOM lNTt:KIOK ••• ;;••••••••••••••• •• •
CARPENTRY Room add1t1ons, r e
ByJa) ~_:880'J model /plan Georg e
Cuslom Home Repair Pllmer & Son l.1c 'd
I n t I E x l C H A ll ~~ _
RENOVATING 645·3749 Want Ad Results 642-5678
DaV1.t Tl'# Tnmmlnic • T~. 3' l\r ~111..n
t')' atonn lt'rVtrt• Cle1111
uP • h WID(I 1-'rt"t' l' -~· s.~
Cl•• .. /Hr d' 9 I.. • w n S 1· r v 1 c-..
Land <'•P«' 1-'rc>e "-'1 00·990'7
Garderun(I. l!Uldsnp1n.i
ma1or yard l"le1rnup:.
tree trimming & r t'
moval ~ estimate:.
reliable & incxpen"" t.>
752 l.349
G•Mhil Ser«H ·••···••··•••••········
EllAND GIRLS
WiU Grocery shop. buy
gifts. hsekp, etc. L1:st 1s
endless! 960-4702.645 9277
" a ' ..........•...........•
tltulma • L>ump Job.\
A11k fOf' Rand)
M9-4368
All around hauling
I T true It fo'ree ~t
5"8 3964
Uuul muve dt:an·u". <An
nett' removal Dump
t l'u c l.. qui c k s erv
64.2 '16311
tlaul.lnlt S20 a load. no con·
crete Call David
545-8046
lkiri::.1 1n ::.hopperi, rl'ad
the hi lie ads 111 l.:l.i~s1f1l•<I
rc.:ularl). And thl') I 111<1
wh<1t tht-y"n• looking for ---
• RELIABLE & EF \ Mo ...
I-' I C I E NT W 0 M ~: N •••••••••••••••••••• •• •
Guarantee Satisf;actlon! Moving" The Starving
Cati 963-7237 College Students have
MAMA DELLA ·s g rown. Lie Tl24 ·436.
Houseelearung Sa.me goodserv 641-8427
--$25 a. day S56-405 l ,....,/P.,.ritMJ
Responsible UCI Medical
:.tudent with xlnl rel
would Uke to hou.sesit.
Rich. 114-839-1300.
Wanta REAL.LY CLEAN
liOUSE? Call Gingh1am
Girl. Free est. 645-5123
Houseeleamng + plus
what? Call Sum ·n Stuff
for details 842·0884
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PETf;RS PAlNTlNG
Expr"d. Reas Rates
Free Es t Call Gene
552-°'58
Dave's Plllllltng. serving
area 9.yrs. most reas
lnsured. Uc 'd. 586-8425
Fine ex\/1nl puantang by
Richard Sinor. St ltc.
tns. Try me 836-SSSS. 24
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••••••••••••••••••••••• ABC H ELPL I NE
G. Gidley Plumber .
Repair serV\ce, installa·
lion. back.flow cerufica·
lion 642-9315
ROBERT JONES
PLUMBING
Repipes. Remodels.
Repair.
lie 113311141 .. ~·2481
r.o.aox..,. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pvt Post Box Service TiiE MAIL ROOM, 24 hr
2600 E . Cst. H w y
CdM/NB
~or644·4481
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TM. ing • •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ceramic tile services.
free est. 414·S88'7 bfr 9AM or aft 6PM Chuck.
'""'';tt~ ..
Let us upgrade t hat
shower. tub. drain board
or entry way. Ceramil-
t&Je improves appear &
value of any home or
comm bldg at a reas cost. Free est & sugges·
uons. (7141842·3020
Exp Tulor/ex·magume
editor /English Degr~.
Wellesle)'·will improve
sltllla ln writing. vocab ..
Grammar. Any age .or
level. SU for l v, hrs.
Mrs . Soraano. CdM.
7SfH916.
wa.low Cle• fr 9 •••••••••••••••••••••••
··Let'fheSunsblne In"'
Call Sunshine Windo~
Cleaning. Ltd. 548·8853
Sell tlun~s ra:-t Wllh Ua1ly
Pilot Want Ads
hrs llave something ~ ou "am
___ lo ~ell'! Classified ads do ll:iw someth1n~ tu st·ll"!
Cle arview w i ndow
washing. reas. Free est..
Home or bus . Br ucl·
64S-9627 Classified Ads 642-5678 1l well. 6-12·5&"78 L'lai;sified ::ids do ti wl'll.
5350 ...,, .... b u.funt. R...tals to SMr. 4300 Office a..tal 4400 Offiu Rental 4400 1...-.U Money to Loan 5025 Mor 191911. Trwt ••••••• •• •• •••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••.••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••• •• • • • ~ 5005 •••••• •••••••••••••• ••• Deicli' 5035
---_._.________ COSTA MESA, ORANt;t; ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1----------•••••••••••••••••••••••
C I.. l.71 Need to share living ex· ~ 0 -...-5 S27.000 earn.-. $13.300 (49':
5300 r1nC1Rt11 Lost & FotMd ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Lost or Found a pet ? Call P E 0 P L E . S
• uwww ., s COAST FI NANCIAL ROOANG *~ '""-* v1eldlwith• .. ·sdis· count· ••••••••••••••••••••••• pe nses . ave ume . CENTER OOO ,, u u
3 Br. 2 ba condo Bra nd monfey d& coof~ioo. !;fl ,...,.. c-11-2845 Mesa Verde Dr. E. :1~ ;T%~~ ~e~a·;,s~ ~~ Sl~O ;d 7~rusl Deed.
An imal Ass 1st a nee ANONYMOUS .
~ague.537·2273,no(C!_ Get over you r cx-
new. Pool, teMls. S6SO us in a compatt e ./c°""""'• ..,..,.,.,.. us E t1mates c· II Jiu... 11· roommate for you. We .f ...,wc Id R s · a u SI 00 000 492~00or492·2'796. ,.r ......... S295 m~tnc s e<"ep 548--<nfi9 · • c-L. for T .......
Found Male Po\nter"'
White w/brown !>pot.:. &
he ad Euchd1Slater
968-025.s.
husband once and for all
Anyone addkted lo, o~
obs e s)>ed wi t h a
··P e r son ... JOI n us
54().150'1
----screen all applicants. ~ 9 s 11 .,____ _ _._.I _. .., "' 1ef1 ,_.,,_,..a..d f1NDERS-SEEKERS ~~";':0:":.~-· ltorust or <:a ...._._., NSCMt American Mtg Bkr . ........... _._...._d 3900 c~c. H'>~ .I' • ...,.............. ~7 1414 Great oppanunit) for SU· Loans Secured By A 953-4141
• UWM'Mwww .,...,.,...,. . ..,.... J .£ Ounger Allome> meonA not reqwnn" im Combination of Real F'ound Femalt> black 1 Lab. Great Dant· mix. ••••••••••••••••••••••• j•~~~~~~~~~I " ., d P IP med LOt'Ome. Film <A an e~a roperty Psycho·tht.>rapy orr1t•e Cal CL..-Lor J-lc•
Call Mr. Howard
6 45 · 6101
N~ Hone.t Lawyer to
unravel camoufla~ed
birth ce rt1f1cate. 34 ye~
of rape. psyeh ie'Q
torture. re ve rse aij
c ounter -cu untcr
psycholog1l"al tortun•
Wnte: Paul at U.S. l'Obl
Office. 1590 Adam~.
Costa Mesa, CA
Saaillr.-e
New lti bdrm luxury
adult apts in 14 plans
fro m $415. 2 h drm
townhouses from SS35 +
pools, Lennis. waterfalls.
Ponds! Gas for cooking &
heating paid. From S;,n
Diego Frwy drive North
oo Beach to Mc Fadden
Own West oo McFadden
t o Seawind Vi llage.
(714 )~·5198.
Fune OceufJ °"' $300/ ... 450 sq fl. for $425 per mo
4001 Birch St. N.8 Agent
541·5032.
seek ing .iggress1ve . --'"' space Hunt Beach. career -minded, person 2A hrs 1 days
848"6662 who desires a sllmulafl· 957.5123
VIC Of V1ctona & Placen
ti a 645-6828.
Oceanfront for Winll'r
67S.2'71
Female Roommate want·
ed. Career minded. 25-35
years old. 2 Br. 3 Ba.
Condo. Overlooks Bluffs.
Dana Pl. 661-6824. Aft 7
M/F 40-50, to share 5br,
2ba, spa hse near S.C
Plaza & Fwy. Si!i:> +
UtJI. 641-4913
Rentals. 11\imished & un Balboa. 3br, 2ba, sun
rum Broker. 675·4912. d eck. Sl75 /m o + de-._ 4000 posits. Mornings 67J. 7939
••••••••••••••••••••••• Female roonunate to shr
On Newport Beach. Beach-· 2Br apt in N. B. Must be-
Hote 1 r oom . s mall clean675-8560
kitchen. 2306 W. Ocean
rrool. S260 & up S260 Sec.
"deposit. 673-4154 .
Avail. now 2 lovely rooms
& balcony w/pnv. ba
kitchen priv For mature
prof. person. $300/mo.
lst, last + S75 cleanm~
dep. 67~~-~99
Room w1pvt ent . bath.
cooking. Quiel adult.
S219. Lag Sch 497 3687
Super lge beaut decor
pvt. entrance, garden.
liO/Weelt 494·9575
Sleepmg room. M /F. S150,
after HAM
64&-0936
too.lrlocrd 4050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
R oom an d b oard for
highly gifted adults, pvt
rondo Vt, f"1 VJ.y Gm
SupervtSIOn. pvt room or
double. 962-~10
v .......... 4250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
AVAi.OH
Respans1ble female look·
ang for same lo share
large28r.18a. apt. SlSS/
moM$-9286
Roommate needed ASAP
or by Oct l . Prefe r
female. stl.ldent, 96()..8152
Female roommate lo
share oceanfront home.
Newport Beach. Afte r
6PM · 63Hl232
Female to shr 2Br. apt
w /same, CdM. Tennis
courts. pool. Crplc. $225 +
12 ut1 I prefe r 18·25.
Leslie 7~12 any time
Mother & yng daugh
w shr Woodbridge condo
w /s a mc 559·6253 aft
6PM
Exec fem desires to sltr
h.tx condo w /mature f!xec rruile~SS2-4490. -
Rmmate wanled E/Z g<>-
in~ S138 rm. sh re 4 bdrm
hse. 3 mi frm bch
8'2·7968
BEST RATE
in
tlWPOIT BEACH
.,.._.Office Spece
700 to lOOO S4t-Ft.
•Janitorial Service &
Utilities lnchaded
•Adjacent to Airport
& Restaurant Row
*Access to 3 M a Jor
Fwys.
833-8813
Office s pare avaJI. f'ull
service executive suites
avail for lease in Center
Pointe Located near 0C
Airport. Por leasing tn·
formation call /DeeDee
Huff. 955--2288
Medic al /Dental /llM 0 . ns sq. ft. in N Costa
Mesa. Ground n oor. fully
eqwpped. Pnvale palso.
etc S543 /mo. Torn
11)7.1900 ------
1617 WestclHf. N.8 . Want
financial inst 7000s r
lsl. floor . Agent54l·5Q32.
Furnished office, Bank nr
C:OSta Mesa Pina. $l7!i
per m o . No leas e
556-3900. . .,.. ..
EXECUTIVE SUITE
11\ill service offices in
Newport Center
64().5470
Laguna Beachofflces p
Above J olly Roger Rest
678sq. rt. 4~.3034
67S sq fl m prestigioos
Fashion Isla nd with
ocean view. $1.30 pr rt.
644-9990
SMAU.OllRCE
For rent. Sl.2S. lmmed.
possession. Plenty or
par kin g . Downtown
Cost a Mesa.
Roy McC:.., ltltr.
54t.n2t
4450 •••••••••••••••••••••••
For store & office space at
reasonable rates.
500 to 2700 Sq Ft.
MESA VERDE DR
PLAZA
1525 Mesa Verde E . C M
545-4123 ----
DANAPOINT
34210 Violet Lantern
AtOelPrado · 1100"at60
NBtCM. up to 4700 sq.Ct.
avail at pnme comer,
17lh & Nwpt Blvd.
675..QIOO
-447S •••••••••••••••••••••••
NEWPOn' rLAli!!
Prime retail space. l300
ft, $1170/mo. lOOO N.
Bristol. NB. Patric k
Tenore, Agt. 631· 1.2166.
..... lufal...... 4500
••••••••••••••••••••••• 10g position as a a>ro 1t
shanng asso<" with u AMERICAN WAY
highly profitable fulurt> MORTCAGECO.
5100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Found femak black &
tan German Shepherd
pup. approx Smo, Vic
Pomona &20th 548-7349. 714·957-0282.
19"Htmeftt
Opp lll'twlity 50 I 5 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•INVESTORS•
Rental units for less than
lOxGross. Low or no
negative cash flow with
l o w down . Ltd
partnershiJ16 avail also.
Call John Apgar at
~5357 or 64&C178.1 Agt.
Mo.y to Lo. 5025 •••••••••••••••••••••••
/NEED
/MONEY
• CIEDITHO
NOii.EM
2Rd Ir 3rd 1D to.ts
97M5l I /15S.1 145
Arranged by
Coasttto...Loms
A Mortgage Broker
HOMEOWNERS _o.. ~~
Use your eqwty for bills.
home additions. vaca·
Uoos. etc. Any amounl.
any reason. Credit or JOb
not necessary. Compare
our costs. 24 hrs . &
weekends.
644-1923. 146-5567
YOU CAMIE
SUUWITHA
BANK
2nd m's
RIDUCmlABS s_...IJI._.
714-812-5200
Ask for Linda F1ynn
or Karen Linn
MmieyW..e.d SOJO •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pvt Pty needs min S for 1
yr. Will pay 1or;~ 1nt
Prime residence nr So
Coast Piasa. 545-1717
MOftg1ps. Trwt 0..-5035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sattter Mtg. Co.
All types of real estate
mvestmenlSsince 1949.
~-2-ITlh
642-2171 54S.06 I I
Now You
Can
Sell
More
"Ith D all~ Pilot
l't:~'\' Pl:\'t"llt::I<
,\llS Still onl) :->.!.
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mor•· 1t1•m,. \ alu1·1I
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ancl lo pllll"l' Yutlr Jll t•all
642·5678 •rllV 4 Tl MOHEY •
$10,000 Up·On Rea l
Prope rty No Credit
Check. No Penalties. fo'or TV
LOST. While cal, long
hair. blue eyes.
846-9500 ---LOST· Sm wht Poodle on
Orange Ave .. C.M. 9·5. ans to ··Pet e r Boy"
548-2132. 645--03 l l
FOUND: Wtule c al .
orange tail. Male .
College Part< CM 631· 1753 ''"°""' 5]50 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PRE LAW sll.ldenl needs
125,000. wm do anythan$t
Le~al. Confidt>nt 1al
DVM P 0 . Box 3242.
NB. 921663
USME
Be pampered w1\h a
per son a l r e la xi n g
massage by 12 of the pre·
ltiest girls in Southern
California. Jac uu1,
sauna etc. Open lOam·
4am. '1 days a Wl>ek. Vis
a/M.C. Atlant&s tlealth
Spa. 2112 Harbor Blvd,
Costa Mesa. 64S-3433 Br
Ing this ad for your
special gilt.
TOUCH A CLASS
ESCORTS
2A HRS. 752·081'1
Action call AGT 673-7311 . -.-..,~~~,.~~it111~~~~~~a,.. ... &IRL
Sl'Or!! ollywood Casting * OUT'CAU. *
Takr time to relax and ice is looking for re· 95.3-0078 PAC/VISA
shop at hotn<.' ll"s simple liable dependable peo·
Professional Therapeutic
massage. U c'd. NBAppt
only, SteveS48-2817
1111111\AY
ESCOln'S • Outcall Any Location
MIC, VISA.
NOWHJRING !'
97~1231 ~
hrt 1 .. 5erftces 5360
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FREE
Pr991•CJ
Testlllg
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Per111llC... lllTH COM,,,..,ITil ... ao~L
STalUZATIOM
For ..... u ... ~ -·· .. , ....... . ~
CALlfOIMA
ruGMAHCY
COUMSBJMG
saYICl,IMC.
APCAlll
..wPOIT
llACH Weekly rental. Sleeps 8.
Ca n yon Terrace
Town house Secluded
pet.lo. l l,\ t>iks bch. Sept/
Ga...,.
forll..t 4150 MEWPOllT MACH
1849 Westcliff Dr.
call Gene Hill 642·0200
....................... 1----------
w i t h D a 1 I y P 1 I o l pie. all ages for Soap,
Classified Ads And if Super Market. Sportin~
}OU have something to Goods. Soft Drink &
sell. call a friendly Perfume Commercials.
Classified Ad· Visor al Our present clients have
642-5678 appeared jn such com-
mercials as Coca Cola,
R adio Shack, Ford
Motors Is Datsun.
Complete list available.
Pee maybe required ir
752-0053 ARST LADY SAMl'AANA
_ Oct openings. D ick
Bogard. 213/510· 1086.
Box 1700. Avalon. 90104
•OCEANFRONT. Avail
now. daily, weekly. Spec·
t&cular view. 873..SU RF
...... 5lls'e 4300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
llovilll? Avoid deposits &
cut living ex pens es I
Professionally since
19'11. HOUSIMATES
832-4134
Why waste tim e a nd
money lookin g for a
roommate? Let u s
locate. screen a nd in·
&erview fw you. Take lhe
Conf..U. Out of Finding
Good Roommates..,
•••••••••••••••••••••••
10x20' Garage. Storage
only. Costa Mesa .
$40/mo. Call 1-SPM,
636-4120
Offke...... 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AthaHaaDocton!
Unique free s tanding,
weU appointed medical bkll., located in heart of
H.B. 6 treatment nns. X -
Ray rm, business office.
lge reception rm + pvt
office area. Avail. Sept.
1. CalJ today for appt to see.
RED CARPET
893-1351
Executive Suite Irvine
W /recept. conf. rm.
Xeroll, mail in new
gard e n bld g .
Call: 851-lO'll.
i.lnd l\\Q:S company ·w A TERFROMT
1.aroommatesearcha1Y. &
1u.1111 PBCTHOUSE
IJIA'l'UU ...... f\tm'd. a llr, 2~ ba twn.bse. Npt
....... SllO/lllO. M2·147Ur
Ml-1115
SUITES ........... ,, ....... ...
0..."9wl
Pvt. room • pYt. bath lo W .....
Executive office s uite
avail. Near O.C. Airport.
2BS sq ft incll.ldes recep·
tion1st. janito r ial
service, all util paid &
lllOC'e. CaU 556-0JSJ •
Commer cial; stores,
shops E/Side. CM. Fr
1115. 1 w/sink. M8·72A9
tCOU.C84TB
NIWPORT
Eleganl executive suites
in prestige location. With
c o mpl ete sup p o rt
services.
714/8.U.0881
lNDUST RENT-Approx
12 lo 1400sq rt.» per ft.
673-5340
Avail. Sept. mh on yrly
lease. 1652 sq. n . shop or
storage space. 28</s q. fl.
Pay own electtic. 1634
O hm s Wa y, C .M .
642·2928, or 832·091~.
For ren.t: storage space.
M·l lot. 25'wide, 130'1ong
6' high chain Unit fence.
Guard dog. '3>0/mo. Call
847·2203.
....... 4550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Storqe Garages for rent
on Balboa P enins ula
next to 11\in Zone 1o~·x
20~. 673-2943, 673-3830. CdM ornce. 3111 sq. ft. Oen
view. new crpts , etc.
Mo /Mo . or l ease .
175-$444.
Storage Space. l60 mo.
lat. Ir last . 2306 w.
Ocea nfro nt , NA.
1 room, + 1-'t ba. Private lS7S-4lS4 ~-----~~--eatr, util pd, main alrftt. ..... Wmihd 4600
HB. Ile. 8'erra llgmt •••••••••••••••••••••••
_Oo._M_l_·llM __ • ----Wanted ln Colta Mesa or
C--··:n-..... .. Irvine area. 2 or 3 BR. ---r--house preferred. 3 NEWPORTCENTER Adu.IU. Xlnt merences.
2 Pvt of cs with reception 61 3 . 5 7 o 1 E v e s • ft ____ ._19-_1550 ______ , weellendll.
~----~~~~-
uchHI• for ll1ht 1714167'""62 Ideal location for At· -....eeplnt. Fema14! ---------•tome)', Real &tale, or
•. CUI Har : la.2195 sum DUL Entrepreneur. Offlce
Workln1 lady need s
room/ priv bath Oct J .
Harbor llvd or NP Pier
area. Call DoUle 556-2348
after 7Plll. 4"9. • wbdl. ..ow available • large ~!~!.!I.ft· ~t~n~e; lll'-11t,-.../
•1JDD. Preea.t f>rlv•t• offices In "r •u
., ....... ....,.._ beaatlfully maintained ••• .. •••••••••••• .. ••••
UdollartaaVW... full aenlce buHdln1. D '-•• J7141 •1• ALLJ co.--w.-wr Or. 6 Cl! ..... 1005 .._.. lnine, Newport Beach) ..... , •••••••••• .. ••• .. •-..ft. . · .llAUrY SAi.OM anc-. -to 750 .... ft.
ftt r..a.t draw IP the trom -per moMll. ,W.. .. a Oalb Pl&oc. Ne. Olll • N.8. frwJ.
" 'n.t .\4. •am. •·1010
CalllilllHIAMM101 • l'MoetM. "9.,c~.
beautifully ajpolAtecl.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I _..._~~~~~~-
f
TIME
IS MONEY
Use /IMwet At/ service
wh e n pla c ing you-;
ad ... a Daily Pilot ad
numeer will appear in your ad we take your
messages 24 hours a
day ... you calf in at your
conv~nience during office
hours .~nd get the responses
to your ad ... this service
is .only $10 per weelt. For mor~ information and t6
place your ad call 642-5678 .
DAILY PILOT :
accepted. . By appt. only.
213 482·5701 213 46M493 .
·==· 972-3104 * 972-1345 * H .. tu 11••••I
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Ta..Y"S
OFMl\WOIT
ISCOITS
'15i2·9.9
17·25 lbs In 6 .wk s. No
shots, no dntgs, no con·
tracts. Kathlee n o r
Robin 873-0ll l
..................... .,. ..... w ..... 71ot •••••••••••••••••••••••
GENERAL OFFICE·
full/time. Small cct,
Watcliff area. Handle
telephon4!18, lite ttping. noeral acctg, mik. of.
fice duties. Require
bMic Clffice skills ft ac·
curacy. Call, ask for.
.... CI .. ., Charlotte, MS-7261.· _
ISCOllTS Accounb Payabie/Book~
2' Hn. Ml-OllO keeper. Wed in Colta
Lolt & ,.... 5100 Callt/Q 1 cb llesa DeY'eloper's offlce:
••••••••••••••••••••••• , M .. AM-""-Very buly desk. 9850 to
-------.. -•!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!-!!!!!'!!!!··-!!!!!!I 't art . Aalt for Teri -= W.3376. unuM••s
ESCORTS all ~credit cards llC~
530-4'123
•FOXYLADY•
OtrrCALLONL Y
• '71-llJI •
LOST: llWld Sbepherd llASSAGESlOW/AD .
AA~c.c-•"1111 a.rt
Pyreneu. Tan /G r y lfYS11CllASSAOE
llale. Cliftbaven area. -....s.maAna n••IA1'1 _mouo ________ OVERWEIONI'? You can cta••s
LOST:Orayfrwbite liger lose 10·29 lb• a mo. MO.. TOPPAY
cat. altered .male, re· Guaraoteed. Sandy -!.~~
warcl.87!>--or8'13-8007 540-1375 --"8-.-N...,mtBeaclt
LOST: 2 doss! Fem DIAMOND WANTED: \.\ f!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~type blk/wbt. ao 1 carat P /P .._ Acd.l.hyabie ... y~-
11.ale Blltl.ab. REWARD bfr 11. aft5. tractor Dffda i harp, -.w wmms ..,.uc,... '° "-'
IAlt: Male Ml Cock.er aoco1Uaioulfalrriew6 die A/P + mite. otc.
SpanJel. Am lo name Pair AYe. Aul. IS. Reel ....., wU1 ltaill rflbl
''Cball•·•. . C~ lhllHI bH Yellow ........ Coml*tet' e:a.• 1941bjjmdnrea. Reward. To1ota. Pl•aa• call helpful but aot ne~
:t11«7»Gl IG-417t. ~ Cll ·-~~~--~-~--
OAJLV PILOT ~~.~~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~~~~ ..... ~?~ ~~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~~!!~·-~ ..... !!!!
•••••••• Escrow d8k 1vaJlable ror •••AL.fOllMAN H • • l t h Y F o o d a ~~.--..•. ~!~
• ~ddllio•al luoae
_..., If >•·~ o"r
II, u U Ml·41M. Ad
Anawv •a. :w bra. per
d&y.
A*IMm•u.,... h•ln.
T...,_.
llt ~ut bi-1tf'h IM att'ct 11.tnlt •eek ,.,_.,,.,., d
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a. ....
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Baftki.n1 c
CAJtl•
E.lpw. 4. 1 kltn """ • 'l'hlU'I lJ t , Se& ...... Sun. 9 I 30 Apply In
puaoa, Kerm Alma
lurdware. -HarbOr HI ,C II
CASHIER
Rt-corder·Na cat1 b re·
tt•at.ir Henema. P'·lne
l•tlll'w apparel •tor•
Johll Hoc.u. Ill F .. hion
l1la.od. N' H M 'UOO.
Cieri eel
CARRY
FOX
~AGENCY
L•t•n a Beach re
•Ide•~. pnnt• eom
~.dill. W/~ht.Jdrtn. a a •. all phatH or
holll wk. Ml»t ai-ak
~. DOR4mi>ltt, top
MIU')' tor t\lht Pt'rsnn cau ... 7.0., from 8 lo~
Moo Fri
t t-llera "•nlN! ap
~aranC'e to t(11n 11
forodh 11tall Utl,.nnc
r11rt'f'r opp'\) . lob 111
IMl11<"1 ""\'t•I ll('n1 flt,
,\ llHlll\& 111~1.ir ' I••
..... c... Ole: ... --------•! ExpoMl<>n minded <'o. C••IS nc{'th bmart lnd1v
AJda
..,__ ~· \f ai.: Card 11 e.xper
Harbor Oa)' School ,,.
lookln& ft.lit 2 wonwo lo t..-
aoun atdea (ll 4:1 l ,
Mon rru Sa!a.ry .. J)e'r
day. Pleau call Hall
Jone..840-1410
•W C .. Cwr, 972-HU
11.1 lo: <&Jh s . :, '
T h 1 i. l' o . l' n J o y 11
U TUT. M. p romnllni.t . so look
forward to twentuully
running .your own d~H
Aadd. Adjv'" r9'lnlmt1nt.
all i lill\&. N 8 A.1k for
Mn..SWMllOI'' '31 3M$
Al Dt: Work w han
die~ lldull-1. Mwit br •trona. 11nllln .. to •i.,u.t
tn tlllk.8 6UCh 1U to1ldlR(I
rffdin&. ''"" l'lunup Xlnt vacation 6 1n
""' ~~ 1 .... n 1h1~u11l\'ll\o&hon h .n It
a;n1WxJ w lo\ Ork 10 ~nl.i
'I.a (",1l t..m•f'•I". 11111•
I\ fu1 Jd\ ~Ill l'llW'nl & ,.t,.rtirqc ,,., u , 111
fl 150 c• c..-, n2.nss
lti lti I-llh 'II .., \
SW'an«I btont-(1b . Ucutf'd flrooof SM~i.or
CerebrMI Pally A~ (;ruw1ni.t hu ni.. 't't i. , ,.
Sant11 Ana. 546-:.760 llt)l''IJ 11ldl\ \u '\lfi-•t'\f\.1,•
'm <lt•PI & J.:nlw '-1l h AM~s.r.k• U...nk Mu-.t ht• 1o11llm,: lu
8armeu1 . I ' I 1n
lhus1UUC' F.iu rlll'nt "*' ~JC\.W\IU ('i.ll t.41 ''-'.\$
..... ut)
• • MAt«:UIJST
dan1rl " .. akin M&.'1634
tielU\\
l'cJ4mrllr111.n ft•r plli.h
Nt>wpo.11 Sl&lun lllll'1 or
lull 11m.. llr~o'~ rt'<!
h75 JU:llJ
......, opJCot0t, LCICJ
lch.
Somr rollow1na JHI'
rerr{'d >.Int lm:auon
"-"'k rorowou 494 tc25t Present <>trice. N B ex r11 H ti 111 & u 1n· r 11 1 "' penence cir will mun 8 4 1 n• 1 l I IH' ,J!e'> on lll'4 ""1.111' B1olu10 Expt•rit:11t·ed _& 11·7. 4 niitit.5. 6JJ·s.:'i I '°O'l(""'.'' 111 or h\' ~1°1 I. I R 1 A Tech ror 1 rge
Apt •·~15tanl Mana"er lo:ul Exrcl b(>n,•(1h tv ,.. C • N • our I . ~ .. "t nrl1n " )JI I\ t ... I( Ill I WJ> Trainees Will train . " '1 11 •~!i 211\ 7.a). Couples Paper work & SJ :.'lXI •
mamtenenace 642 5073 c~ Cany t72·99SS I Uooltkeeper/Jr t\t'Cl for
1616 !-; •llh ::-.t • ~ \ raptdl> t:Xpandtng Iman
ASSB9LR/ c1al hrm 1n f'a~h1on ELICTIOHtC BooktcHper lslund Exl)('r a must
Immediate open ings Grow1nA co :.eek" 111rJ1v 0Mlly .l.LIPUl & i.:en'l
Work near the beach. wittl some bkp)! l'xJ>Cr & ledgerdesir 714·75!H51~
Mechanical assembly. knuwll>dge or µa yrol I.
'/II 'Prom>t• l.O mfnllJIC
lfitflt & 81.1P*'rvalitoo from wttbi.n..
WANTA CAREER• c .. u 1714) ti3l·"421
CUKl!>TMA.~ MO~EY
1-..0ttlU b lllStl('
Homemakeni • um to
S2000 by Th1nbgiv1na
dl'monstrallng To_y ft
Gifts No lk>Uvenes No
rollK'tang. Need ~ coar.
Call 540-8330 collect to
ll('t• lme
,.ClFTS 'NGADGETS
Cclcbr:mng our 30th
year!'
ClencaJ
Newport Beac h In·
:.urance company otfers
an entry level po61tion as
B1lhng Ckrlt. LiJ.iht t yp -
1 n~. good compan y
~nefits. 371.1ihr week.
S600. Call Laura:
1133-MSO
rrun. exp. req'd. Crowing 11 ':. lnl'lldl) :.l.il f lc1C.1l r 0 r EI R II n c h I l 0 Clencal
wiring. soldenn-. 6 mo. lite I vpmjt, UK ln J<llO I HOOKJ<EEPF.R r tr11nc
l'<> .. good benefits Call l'<.I in Whither l.11t.:. ol ltcstuurant. Costu M1:sa T&IPHONE
Newport Manne l::ngr . replacing mun.1gc1 . ---II 1 · • ror appt. 645·3632. Vari l'l } & \\ 11 1 h e 1 67~1..u uc.nOMST
l """W 1~ .. St C M St a rt 1 n" S J I a r.v tu Bo<*keeper. 1-\111 rhargl'. eavy Y.P~ng. per mil
('ull ... ,. -
'72-ftll
t611i E. 4th St . S.A.
S•u.tery 1-·~,ITW>~ l'(). m,-eds de
toiled mand{'d person
w1cxcc :«:Crctariul ex
per & gd skills. Starting
salary tO Sl.l:>O. Excel
benefits & beaut omccs
<.;all•
lita JoelncM
972-HSS
1616 !::. llh St.. S./\
T,._.
S c ve r 11 I openinsz s
w 1 b.:-uut. I'' ash ion Jsk
co. I( ~OU t'll n lY()f'
35wpm or use 10.ke.v hy
touch. pleasl' call' This
would be wonderful
start In u career job for
y ou offering excel
h l'nefits & st.art 1 n~
sal~ry to $651). Call .
lh Ja ... 1•
'72·"55
1616 E. 4th St .. S.A
"""' . •u• .. . SI :wo ., met front office admm ncnt position. Entry ·
All •hr /ff'fllaH C ati Carry 972.99551 with CPA exp for N.B l~~~t~n.N~ilfrt~~~~ ,.,..... a.rt
Lmmed. aperung. Clean 1616 E. 4th SI.. S /\ CPA. SllOO + dcpendm1t 751-6271. Li.:c. Fashion Isle ofc
&assembJeplastic parts , _onex,p. 752-~~· ---------11 ce1ls hrii.:ht ind• v
NewportBeach.548-918111 looldt · Cleril/ --------•lwt previ ous pavroll
ASSEMBLERS w e will M.....,-T~ eepng Clencal <'xpcr . on <.'omputer Co C.row1n~ f1nanc1 ;ll Secretcry S has E'x <'el. benefits & train. Apply 7A M. <'Orp. see ks s <-ver;a l :Vlethodical/Ve rsattlt• fREEJOB lot s o f rnom for
MacGregor Yachts. 1631 tr:llnl'l'S with an l'Vt' Jl('rson to post act•ounts [Id v 11 0 <'cm e n l .
Placentia. Costa Mesa tow:irct th<> futllr(' Must rl•C /payables vouch('rs, p U R C ELL T E M ~lartmg sal:.irv lo S!lSO
Assistant, general office, tir su1hl<'. t•;irt·1·r t ype 45+wpm rPcep PORARIES has many <.:a ll ·
PR f. N t 8 h 1 ori<'ntt•d & haH• l!rl t1on1st & secretarial openings ror very excit · 11.11.-Ji• I• •rm. P c · n· verbal rommun1r a -duties. Jrvtnc furn. mCr 1ng compan ies Im · ,.,.. '" '
teresllng dt versified -tions. ~mt• ,.011~1!\' J Call K H. 540.8894. mediate openings for. 972-ft55 ~rc:n7~~:ucongerual of .. plus . Extcl benefits. Bookkeeper, luJI charge 1filli£.4thSt .. S./\ '
---------• i.:rowth potent & start· Thru T /B. Land in\est S.C.tt.W.
Alfl'OMOTI VE MuchinlSt Ill.I! 'JIUQ . Sl(jl(I Ace a fL ~
C .. C--972•9955 ments '.'t1ulttplc books -, or Trainee. Pd vacations --' NB area. Salary com A6t Clertis
& msurance. Apply at: 11il61': 4th St S \ mcnsurall• w e xp. Typilt
Hub /<uto Supply. 2120 642 ~I092_._Hr_i._li 30-5. M. F ~
Harbor Bl .. CM. 646-2464 Word-----see Claud. Duokkeepcr rT'UllO••-"
AUTOMOTIVE
SStVICE SPECIALIST
We have immed full time
opens for the :.ibove pos-
llon. Top pay reltre·
ment. medical. dl'ntaJ. vacalton plan & much
more. Xlnl hourly rule +
commission Apply in
person Mon· Fri
T...,.M.w Acch. K'ifl c"o,.t-'s.
C. rowtn.1? S& I. ~l·t·b WE OFFl-:H P'IX Ope: ... t 11t·r~nnabl c-out u111n~ CITOptrafols
inct1v. W!s&L t.''<Jlt'r lo An tnlcresllng PoSit1011
JlllO thdr friendly ..,lalf ("r a rarc.w•r mind_. in --T · ()ff • ,. I h A fit " .~ "" .--0 .. DfW'IH t•rini,: t•X,l' ,,..·nC' 1" d1v1dual Wlth ofhcc or 4020BirchStreet
& i-IJrlini.: ,,,l,ir\ tu i.mall busane:.s exp NewportBeach
S8iS. Knowledge of Bookkeep-Calll$1-~
Cal C.-ry f72-ff55 ing nee. Gd benefits with ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 11i16 F.. 4th St • S.t\. • National Co 5 day :=
JC PENNEY
Fas hion Island. N.B.
Equal Oppty Employ
Auto pick up & d{'hvl!ry &
ge~al shop clean up,
f'ff. mu.st have ~d dnv
ang reeord 548 2288
liABY SITTER for 2
children. 1 & 3. M aturc ·10
orolder, 7·»-1. It. hskpg.
~
Babysitter, resp person
S30 wk. to watch 2 .irade
school children. 2 · 30-6,
College Pk. aft 6. 540-7576 .
Babysaller. my home.
CdM. after school. 8 > r
old c hild. g_d µa,y .
WI~ '158-9570. -.
BABYSITTER M y
home. 42 & Balboa area
NB for 8 yr old boy. 2.30
Lo 5 :30 wkdys . Dy
642·0063, ev J wk nd
67~71
Babysitter wanted, 3 dys
wt rrom J : 15 lo approx
6pm. eau dys 64S-801ti
BABYSITTER my home.
2~ dys wk for l yr old
girl. U bsekeeping. H.B
963-9:J77
BABYSITrER for infant,
downtown Hli a r ea.
53&-SJ.SJ
Banking
T .... Traillff
M~ Thrift " Loan AS· sooation has an entry·
level opening with op-
portunity for advance-
ment. Bank or finance
experience helplul. Type
at least ~wpm. Salary
commentnkrate w/exper.
Uberal benefits. Call
Mr. Mungon. Western
Thrift " Loan. 64S-31S3. E .O.E.
Banking/S&L
_,......,
l:lcaut bank O\'.erlool..111i;:
w a ' t• r s I.!(' k ~ I n <I 1 VI
w knowledJ?(' or loan·
llot·umcntallon flt ,it·
ruratc ty111nJ? to ..,ll•fl in •
lo "~"'I) l r cu' l'll ""'~' ll<IO 111 t11rporatl' otc .
~peed writ111i.: ••1
!lhorthand n plui. <.;o nl-
fors cxt•el 1>e1wf1t!> lot,.
or parties & !>lt1rl1n~
salary to SI .150 c• Ccny '72·9'S5
Wiii K 4th St • S 1\.
liairM11per
Grow1n11. ea;crow ('Q.
Sl'l'ks lnd1v "'• l'!it•rn1o1 •
b:rnk or ~&I. hkp~.
t'XPl'r. o r acC l J!.
bal·kiiroond to jnan it'"
frat•ndly taff Lots of
\':lr.1el y & s tarting
salory to Sl.200 c• c..,., '72-tt55
tlil6 F.. 4th St .. S I\.
s.cntwy
So. Count~ bast>d t•o.
seeks mature 111(\tv
wit~ ping & shorthund
to Jnin ii 's friend Iv
!>tafl. Co. is known for
i t 's I OnJ! \.,rm
cmployees & cx1•el
hcncf lts. St::a r t tnJ.?
!>alary S900 up ..
Cal c..,., '72-'955
Hilu E. 4th St .. S.I\.
Ta.LBS
FUlJerton S6L his full and p/time teller posi-
tions at our Fountain I
Valley. Newport Beach &
lleaut.~ Count v
based co. known for it':"
long term cmplo.vees
seeks 1nd1v "'llJ'ping SO
plus & ability to write
letters. Ex<'el. benefits
& Startin1t salary to
S800. c• c..,, 972-ttss
I 616 E. 4th St .. S.I\.
Hunllniton Beach of· •-..a. ..... 1111 n ... _ __, b t ·11 _._,, ces. ~pr . ..--. U WI train. Typin1 r eq. 30 Bf'aut. S&L seek s wpm. exper'd br.anch mgr .
For further info and ror for Orf!. Cly. b ased
Interview appt. call position. Exct'l. benefits
7141171-4364. E.0 .E. & starting salary tc
--------Sl.900. Ba= .... /Clertl
P revloua Benklnl ex-p~r! ~n ce would be ~1 butwilllrain. uanea CalilotDia Bank
27SOW81l 00..t Hwy
Newport Be1ch
01-llOO E.0.£.
C .. C.,.y '72-Hll
1616 E. 4th St.. S.A
" . , Clerk Typi.lt/General ()( · week. 8-4.30. 1125 Vic· r t ' bl tona,SteK c.M. ace, wage nego.1~ e. ' l1le typing. filing .
64&2426 phones. contact with
public. ltte housekeep.
1000.HPB
MkfcJ/Wes N{'wport Beach anvesl.
firm has openmi.:. per ex
pans1on. Tu handle :.ales
comm1ss1ons. a cct!{
lunct1ons . Computer
knowledge .-must. t:x
per maturity necessary.
Ca 11. 64G-Ol23
100«STou ca.sue
Full time opening in
c·ll'rk p osi tion in
bookstore spec1alu.ing in
technical & scientific
books Prefer pef!On
with some exp in work·
ing in a bookstore. Hrs.
RS Moo-Frt. Apply Mr.
Harrod, SCITECH Book
Center. 17901 Main St ..
Irvine, CA. 557-8324
IOCXSTOltE...,
Temporaey 3 wk period.
Sept 22 to Oct. 10. Posi· tlons avail ror cashiers &
book runners. Cashiering
lnll. gopher. transportu·
uon desirable. Contact
Runk1. Tom or J ohn.
673-1470.
CL .. :RK Cor hardware
s tore. Exp. Gd. benefits.
Cull Chuck at Laguna
Beach Lumber Co.,
494~0f'~
Construction Co. needs
full time installer.
S..&6806
•COOK•
Breakfast cook . Full
time. "-Exper. ~if not
wall train. Apply in
person: Dick Chutth's
Rest. 2Sl8Npl Bl. CM
COOi
Exp. ..............
btfflrf..t. 67J.1663
bat.Uf'M.
COOKS
Part time nites, call Don,
641-0llB
lupr he l pful. Call
833-6226. Mon thru Fri.
lor appt for interview.
Cook wanted. FUii or part Broilerman, experienced time. Fast foods. No ex.
only. J06h Slocum's, Npt per. necesllary. 9155-31168.
Bch. 642-5935
•IUSIOYS•
Experienced ~II Tlime,
Part Time. Apply In
person: Wed or Thurs.
2·4pm . G r amma 's House, Bristol al Redhill,
Costa Mes a /Newport
Beach.
Cook wanted. exp. Call for
appointmenL
751-0341
COOi<
wanted ror active retire·
menl residence. 2nd
still\, ll:3SAM to 8PM.
Quantity a>Oklng nper .
req'd. Medical & dental Bu,, Boy. lunches. apply be n efils. Apply :
in person. Le Blarritz" Newport Vila, 642-5861
414 N. Newport Blvd, ~oo. COSMITICIAM . I Orange ~ Pharmacy Buainess women ·~ all with lar1e volume
aspects of the busmess presti1e c:o1meUcs and
world, secretaries !to fragrance kloklng for 1st
speatt foreipt languages line cosmetician. Expr.
U poeg) exper ~allors, \n selling. Ofdering and
exper. in sailing. Availa· strict inveflt"Y control.
ble for lravel. top pay. orren aood Income and
Pleasecal.I (714)81M-9908 health 6enema. Send re-aume plus salary re · C..WASH q~~ements to AdlJ78
Cash iers wanted. Npt Da1lY Pilot, Boll 1'50, CM Bch .. momln1s. Santa ...;9136_48_. ______ _
Ana /Npt B c h area wknda.644-448)
CAaWAIHHar
hll6puttime
1160.et METRO CAR WASH
2llliO Harbor Bl, CM
Counter kelp, p rr. 10·2,
Mon -Fr\. lszy's
Sanctwich Shop. "2.-.
Court Director /Recep-
tion lat. friendly en·
lb&l9l..Uc female IMJeded
F tr. lfust work some
CASKlER-Houaewa.ru eves 6 111111aeda. Call
Sales. a11P11 ID pef'90I\, a.t, John WQM Tennia ero.n Hardware, 3101 Club,......,..
Eat Cotat Hwy, Cdll. euatodlal
CASHISR /HSE WARK Need Ptrwotk? (Mfm,
SALES: A(llll1 In penco Mon·""L> Call Kuw
Rbt .......... 1 .. lrvt Day Scbool. M0-1410 -
Clerical
I.Il e u<.·coun t inJ!
hal'k ~round or classr~
needed to help out in
the bank reronciliawm
dept. or modern co. Ill
hea11l. f':ish1 nn Isle.
Excel. benefits & l!;rl'al
1>ott'nt . f o r
advancement. StartanJ!
~alary to $750. Call : ............
972-ftSS
1616 E. 4th St .. S.I\.
Acea 1tlw;
C PA needs d et:ii l
minded p e r son l o
µroccss tox forms onto
tht•1r computC'r llL·aut
nfficcs & n1r1'. fril•ndh
people to !'tpt>nd vnu'r
tlay with. 8t:irt1n g
i.alary to $950. C:.ill
lihl Ja ... ..,.
'72·ft55
1616 E. 4th St . S /\
Secnt.y
Vou have never scl'n
offices as lovely as
these. Gd. skills & somr
kn o wl c d S?<' o f
Government r eports
will earn you a place an
t his prestrgious co.
S t a rtinl? salary t o
Sl.200. Call :
U.J1b -'72·"55
1616 E 4th St.. S.A.
S.U11..,
Plush co. n eed s a
poised . attraclio,;e
person wl c'Xper. in
t'orporste l::aw Jor their
lei?al dept. Excel.
b e n e fits & h ea ut.
surroundings. Startinfl
salary to St.350. Call:
.... J1lr1•
'71-"55
1616 E 4th St .. S.A.
OfflceT,..._
G rowinl? credit <'0
seeks indiv. with lYP.inJ!
a bi Illy & desire •'ror
advancement. Mus t
have stable job history
& outRoinl? personality.
G rl . phone voice .
Startinrt salary to $700.
Coll
U.Julln ...
972-ftlS
1616 E. 41h St .. S.A.
......... Ofc.'Y.....,
Beaut. Npt. Beach
located co. seeks indlv.
with m e morv
lypewrlt1n1r (').J>(>r . ro'r
variety pos. OtferlnR
Ad. benefits & potent.
StartinA salary to S900.
Cu ll
lthJ1t ·-'7Z·ftll
1616 K 41h St.. S.A.
l>ATAPftOCt:S81NG weU-qualfted ~row of. Sat.. mtsr. 6 diltrlbWll' ._...,... a-lamed
liter •/Independent ..-. ,... ror.mao over Ol*liDI IOI' •..,.&•lJc ~row ciompeny. HNvy Mock at.orben • llf\ persoa to Mrviee o(c
expert.ace ln excbu&• kit.I. Medical fr dental caa.ta&. EM1 tan. MM·
reqwr..:I. Beach loea· benefltt, aalary open. lPM. t'a Work. lood
Uon. E~ve •crow Coatlld: J. Duff, Mickty money • .._ llaw own
DITA Ol11Y
IUATll
... , .. 1111 ~ ~ •• , ... ., ...... Ir ......., .. ...,.
to IO,IOO••a. ...
cellHf 1.tery ••d'
... , •• -.. fits.
,.,:~
NATION.AL
EDUCATION
CORP.
4400C...-Dr. .... ,... ....
CA'2'60
Oeckwort persoo. exper.
Conaisll of remov11I &
replacement or plywood.
Misc. repain on-decking.
Coating w/fibe r g lass
mat ft resin matenal
Xlnt pay. 6'2·1822
DELI Help. Mature girl
for RothSchlld's. Apply
ln person. 2407 E <:st.
Hwy.CdM
Delivery
The Register Newspaper
has afte rnoon auto
routes availabfe in San
Clemente a rea Ex
perience not necessar}.
but helpful. Economtcal,
d e penda hle ca r i:.
necessary. $4:iO profit per
mootb. call Mr. Emsley.
9151-7111
Delivery man for L.A.
Times to homes in C.M.
3-6 am. $375-$425/mo. +I
bonus. Dependable c:.ir
n eed ed. 546 44>!11 or
964-4982
Delivery P /ltme AM.LA.
Times. $100 per week.
Laguna lka('~: 494-~96 _
Delivery & Stock. full or
part. ume mcludang Sat.
& Sun. Xlnl. bent!fiti.. See
Harold, 4915 East 17th St.
CM ---------DBJVBY PB SOM
Need immediatel~ . part
time. T ues. & Thurs
641-8820
Dental Chatrside. Ortho
Exp. Pref. F\lll or Part
tame. Xlnl Benef1ti..
642-21626
DENTAL ASSISTANT
ror Laguna Niguel ofllt'I'.
x .ray ltcense reqwn't.1.
M·Th.~.
DENTAL Ofc. Mgr. F.xp.
req'd. Salary cummcn.
wlabillty.
CHAlRSlDE. RD/\, 4
days, f/tlme <flex. hrs.
during ski season>. Ofc :
645-758>. wknd: 642-4985
Dental Office
Oral Surgery Assistant
part lime. Progressive.
highly proressional of·
li ce. Must be ncal .
pleasa.nt, walling to learn
and contribute. F'a!>h1on
I s land a r ea . C.a ll
76().1686 ~. Mon. thru
Fri.
Dental
Exp DentaJ Assistant.
work 4 days get paid for
5. 642-0112or644~.
Dental Ortho. chairside,
must have exp. FfT'ime.
Newport Beach anct
Costa Me;a 540-5170.
DesagntV~man •
To assist in mechanical
des ign & detailing of
high-performance laser
system. Small company
needs a good aerospace.
trained designer on a
c.'OnSulting basis. A back-
ground in etectn><>ptics
ls desirable. as is the
ability to do electrical
schematics & P .C. board
layouts. Could develop
....... · -•••1 'l'hoa:ll*D Prodtteta, lnc. car. P\e-.e call B.'4'10 com,.-.)'. --· 1970 Pl1eentla, CM/
HC_,W SIC'Y ~3ua. r.oe:
Dt1lre knowledlHble General <:»nee
•H0Sld$• Ex~ P'oJI Umc .
part tl•. split alll.ft. Ap-ply lD penoo: Wed. or
Thun. 2-4&1m. Gramm• ·s
Ibale, BriMol s ~u.
Cotti Mesa/Newport
Beech.
t!Kl"OW ~ looklo1 R.poaldb&e, front OCrice
for b1tb dflce aetMly • appearance gd phone r ich compensation. all ' I 1 Divcralfled 1&acce11ful person ty euent it •
pare 8 t c 0 mP1 n y . quick learner, 1pprox
Pleasant o ffice a t -60·65wpm, accur~te .
mo.phere fr 1waranteed Newport Beach location. H 0 S T E S S b u s Y
toP salary. Mr. Merage. ll>O/mo.Call75'-0313. breakfut.. Jd personali· ----~----------------1 ty, abll\ty to count .................. 1 Gener~Office chaoCe. ref'1. 2113:1 W. Cst
ESCROW
SECRETARY
ADMM. ASSIST. Hwy, bef. 3PM
Lite typing 4' riling.
He1vy ldephones. Client Hots
conllld. You will become
actively lovolved. Santa •lllst/ISS
Our beaut.Uut Newport Ana location. Call Diaoe. ,..,._--..
Beach olfice bas an Im· m-4103 1-r• ~~ ~=~·''! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I •Pl IHllllll~H
minimum ol six months ,.,._,..._
escrow secretarial ex-1111111. We a.re ~ reliable perience and typing or Re · ,_,_ f 1 1 people oriented penoos. 50wpm are required. guter ..,...y or oca Enjoy excellent com·
This posiUoo offers a.n lemPOfary aasiinmen\.s pany benefits includiog a
ucellent salary and oul· 557 ... .: Cree meal per shift. App· stand.Lng benefits jnchxf· ._.., 1)1 in peracm 9AM-Nooo. mg: Mon·Fri.. Personnel
•Prof1tsharing ......... -on HOT&.
•Pa1dmedicai1denta1 r-n.L•n:._· ';OON"ewpm ~. Dr. U 1 11 Newport Beach Please contact Jackie IEMl'Ol!ARV PUlS0"4Nfl suMas Equal OppEmplyr M 1F Sltarstedt at 645-8111 for
more lnlormation.
FIDBJTY
... AL ......
~.-.
An Equal ()ppty Emplyr
&ec.s.uet..,
Sl.250 DOE. Lot s of
charm & skills. 80wpm
typi n g, s hor t ha nd
120wpm. Some pressure involved. Call Vicki
~. Coastal Person-
nel Agency, 2790 Harbor
Bl .. CM
,N~'VERA FEE
file Clerk for Orange
Count y Law Office.
<Near S.C. Plaza>. lbgh
School grnd. Call Con·
nie: 641·0217.
Ga•ralOHke
Xlnl. opportunity ro r
self·starters. lmmediate
openings for general of.
f1ce . Excellent future.
top pay. company
benefits. Appl y in
person.
11w Sofa Fodm 'I
18370 Pacific SL
Fountain Valley.
Ga•ral <>Hi«
Electrorucs firm st'eks
buyer w /general ofhct!
ex Should have stroog
communicative skills.
Establish material re·
quirements. place
purchase orde r s . &
fo llow·up. Pleasant
working cond. Call
Va llor Electronics: 54()...,.
General Office Part TirnP·
Irvine Ad Agency needs
belp in busy Media
Department. Approx.
5hrs./day. Good typtng
slulls a must! Call Pam 97~7000
General Office. P rr
3-4 days/wk. 3 4 hrs/day.
FLEXllU SCHmULE
Bookkeeping. typing! &
filing exp nee. lmmed
opening. Call today .
631-5766. Alarm Products
olCalif.
General
H01a
MtGHr AUDl'Ta.
5 nights a M!8, musl be -G-8•&-AL-•OMC--•E-I exp. NCR 4200. Apply to
Very busy Orange Coun· David McNell. Hotel l~ Ad Agency. needs Lag una • 4 9 4 . 1 t 5 I •
responsible ind Iv idual ,_1..a--.gun_a_Be_a_c_h_. c_a_. __
for starting posillon.1---------
M ust have common HOUSECLEANERSup
sense. wganizatlon ft at· to S'I per hr. Car 64S-5123
tent.ion to detail. Neat ap. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ pearance a ·must. Heavy = filing • typs.ng. Call for Housecleaners wanted.
appt. ~Shem $ 4 • S 6 I h r . 0 w n
~~!!!~~~!!!~~I Transportation. Happy
Housecleaners. 64S-9l53. GENERAL OFFICE
On e girl office ror HOUSECLEANING. Own
marine con s truc tion transportation. S4·t6/hr.
c o m p a n y . S P I r 67:..2101.
molivator, aJI phases of H_O_U_S_E_K_E_E_P_E_R
office wnri< Peg board . syst em experience P1ume.Apply 9to5PM.
helpful. sBsomo. 673·1630 Capastrano By The Sea Hospl., 3391S Del Obispo, --------•! Dana PL, 496-5702 GBBALOfftCE Our rapidly expanding HOUSEKEEPER: 1-'ull
international co. is seek· time, Tues·Sat. 7AM to in~ an enthusiast.Jc, sell· 3 30. E.O.E. Bayview
starting ind1v. Cor a Manor. 350 W. Bay St.
general olc. position. Gd. C.M. 642·3505.
typmg phones & filing requ.iied. Outstanding HOUSEKEE~ER wanted compensataoo & excelL for MaJe 50 m exchani;e
t·ompany benefits. forRm.&board.84().4379
Pleasant working en·
v1ronment. Contact :
Personnel.
llousekeepin~. rm &
board in exchange for
child care. hours nex1·
ble. Salary negotiable
~or7~1
Sdetltifk:
--!-~~
18011 Mitchell South
JrYUle,557·9051 EOE Housewives. need xtra
~~!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!~ money doing housework P tr? Call Suds n Stuff
•Gener--a•i•or•fi•1c•e---•1 for details. Call after 5:
842-Cll84.
INSURANCE
•CLERK TYPIST*
Excellent opportunity
for s harp, detail minded individual in Insurance
Claims. Good typing and
office s kills required
Competitive salary. full
benerits package, plus
adva n ce m ent OP ·
portwutaes.
For more inrormalion
contact:
EST& HAGIHT at
714-551-1414 Ext.
209
IMPORT ASS91'
for small iron fr steel im·
port rum in Irvine. Good
oppt'y for bright. friend-
ly ambi~ persoo who
has an analytical mind &
enjoys wp(!Ung with pco·
pie. Po5ition involves
typmg. computer opera·
tion & telephone contact .
Pnor import exper. not
req'd but good typin~
s k ill s & pleasant
personality are essen·
tial. Start around $1000.
Contact Greg Scou at
Transmark. 951.5757
, .._.ca S.C"ys. TM..,. lay Cltlb is INA ;~ .... ~~~lllof•Nortlllrmt..=,~~ri:-v•
Sl60+00E. Run com·
puterized cash drawer. type 40 wpm. Will train.
~J're~~~)""'·
part time 4' r ull time.
Men's spa attendants. 500 S. Mm
part time, must be avail. Or.Ip. Co '2661
wknd&.
cy, 2790 HarbOr Bl.. CM
NEVER A FEE
Racquet CJub Clertt, part .Equal Opportunity I Mled 2 time. must have 60wpm Employer
typing. ~~~~~~~I bee. Swnteiel Porter. full time. m ust $1..400 DOE. LookiD& for
be avail. wtmds. Gen. ore. ~contractor mature stable pen.on
Please call ror appt. needs sharp. energetic w b o c a n t a k e
645·7358, Moo.·Frt. persooto handleA/P + respoasibilit.y.Typing60
8:3().5. misc. ofc ·dulies. will wpm,sborthandtowpm.
into full·lime position. ---------
train right person. Com· Call Vicki, 540·6055.,
puter exp helpful but not Coastal Personnel Alen· Please send resume or
contact Mr. Whitebook.
Laakmann Electro·
Optics. 33052 Aviador.
San Juan Capistrano. CA
92675. 714-493-6624.
ORIVER/DELIV ER Y
person for equip rental
store. age 18 yrs & good
driving record req. Urut·
ed Rent-AU. 645-0760
DYMAMC ora•tG
Exists ror right person
Seeking 2nd income. ln·
divlduaJ must be self·
starter. •ambitious. ......... ........... ....
IUCl'ltOllCS
A. few ~ posWoas open f« career minded
people. Growing audio
mtg lookiDI ror male or
fem. MW5t speak F.ng.
F /time 4' O/time. .s•m•s
Hand solderint. PCB stuffilll aper. pref <I.
IOC'4IM••fSACY Muat have b1stc
lmowledp d bkkpo1 el\·
tries, AIR. A/P# Trial
Bal, bank rec., elc.
I>Wes: ... pog, phone
filiOI. st11•• Soo\e typina, lift~ lbl.
QSC AUl>IO PRODUCTS CAUMS-~
General
LOODte
FOltA
JOI
We have openings
for:
Secretaries
Typists
File Clerks
Assemblers
Word Processors
Call t o d ay -
work tomorrow.
Never a Fee!
EOE M /F
~.i~ ,, ~ ..
N.8.
ORG.
; . I
. .. ;vi,
nee. 548-5541 CM cy. 2710 Harbor Bl .• Cll NEVER A FEE
CMll. FllDA Y!
Part·Ume-girl desi ed as
personal sec retary to
new car dealer. Must type, possess good COrD·
munlcation skills on teAepbone. and act as re-
ceplionilL Hours nexi·
ble, aftemooos oe:::a-ble. Call Dick J of
Johnson It Son Lincoln·
Mercury for appt. at
~5630.
GllOOtB
Full time, Mon.·Fri. 8-5. Some exper. necesu.ry.
Call « come in. l2S Mesa
Dr .. C.M. «631-1030.
lmurance
AGENCY SERVICE
l(EP
comm'l lineacct. h8Ddl·
ing 75% olfice. 25% field. GU.AIDS Underwriting, service.
Full a.~ Ume. AU sales positic)a. Car ex· ~·21 :=. ~~ pense. salary , com-~-miuioo. Min. 3 )'I'S COID· welcome. No exper. nee. m'l under. exp. Hu to
Apply : Universal have FAI' license. Aerts Protection Service. 12216 -. w. SU.Bl.. 5anla Ana. ID· in <>ranee. LA Counties.
tervieW hrs: 9"12 as 1-4, Top salary. EOE. Send !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•••••11!!!1 Mon-Fri. reeume lo Ins urance
AcencY. P.O. Box 2520,
Hairdr-.er needs Uc. as · I NB tll880, Aun DB.
sistant . Studio Five. $2.11 .. IAY
That's ALL yoa pey
(OI'. ·.:-L'4'
111.YPUT
SElll( mmn
~ Insurance Bkpr. ag·
--------sre-tve LA ftrm moving
flaint)'llst to Onqe O>. 5 milUoll + 1't ..._.., C .. It volume. Computerbed,
..., ..._ top .. 1ary. Send resume
HalnlyU.C w /following. to: Ad No. nt. DaUy
Xlnt. work Ina cond. PUol. PO Bos UIO, Colta
6GGl82. ~ f« Joyce. .._., CAllX7
Hair Sl.yllalt
Sharp u1ertlve atyliat
DO IT NOW! •anted. lllaimum 4 )'f'S
Make your shopping 9ICP ID H.B. salon. Coft. SELL Idle ltemJ with •
Dally PUol Cluadled Ad.
M2·Sf8. ne(W.CJilfPllU)N.B. torBWJones. easier by using the Daily 64J.5'11 tact mana1er ror ln· •llil••••••I Pilot Clll~sirlcd Ads 1=:::::::=~====1 termw. •---· ELL Idle Items wt\b •
Oalb' Pilot ClanlflH M .
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Monday. Sepll!Clber 8 1980 DAILY PIL<. t (lt ~~~ .. , .. ~!~!~~~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~.~~·~:! ..... ?!.~~ ~.~~·~.~ ..... ~!~~ 7100 Hef W hd 7100 0... -;;;o
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--------111ackYut tn:&ne9 P'refer
JAllTOI to1ne...,., eaperin1~ (or
•mall manufactunna firm la l.Mitne. Call Riley IECBVlllG CLEll hnn1edtate~nin1u1 iruui n .. h1an.lw•r .. •tort' ••••••t=:.:.••••••• KEESlfONO Pupa. A' •;
fur N 8 Jue Part llfl'M'. "" ~-·--J l~Y Ou.mp olre. M/t'. Pet .'· f'AR Wt:STSERVI ES per ncl' Cull B~Olb~~ ...,. .... , .... APcy SICllJAMS s h o w Pvt Pl Y ror a.ppt ~---AT·IAll a. .......... I....._ New,.... ....................... " ...... 1., ......... a::io.s:Jo. M•• te.r .. ,,
RESTAURANT Marine. Mi>!l6'U t'. c:. Eslablls hecf 0 C Ad AIC.-TIOMSTS 21ll9'7·13ea.f\Spm ··~ M fi'/H A2ency s eeks bright. TYPfSTS AKC ~ Relr PUPii, lllllAI~ SALESt DESlGN Flair energetic secretary with Be ~own bc!l'ts. . . . xlnl pets. show. hunter.' I 4346 ~Dr. In'. for decur»tan11 helpful front office appearance. Scti&tuJe your own u me wtr dogs Outstandlni;
£
1021.MwSt.
Coate ..... 91'H
1714t f7t-IJOO ~ ()pportW'Ul)
EmployC'r
KIT C.'111-N
WARE.HOOS~ P•:kSON
n4!C"ded r or p.art ~n t .U
s t o r e Ap pl 2U ~!l
Newport Rl~d C~
LIGAL SICllT Al Y
lmmed opt>nrrr~ for r t'~I'
person w /85 + lY prn)(
nwmory °' 1na1r ex"'-'r h\'Y dlctaphooe + l ) r:.
legal Ol x ofc'I. Nll
Airport a r ea, ~alar>
o pe n {;a l l Barb1Ha
752. 7551
\.EGAL SECRl-~TA R Y
For Pl defense r1rm I :!
yn civil UtJgatron Good
t yping & d1ct a phone
slcills. OC a.1rport area
833-03S2.
....... ,~
~t't'llen1 r11 ~r oppt)
fo r a.:irr!>:0.1\ t rn dl.Dln~ U\JI\ 1<lual Je
••nng '11r.~1 m tt•l.irl
Olllfliljlf'nll'nl Ht't.ttl t'\
~r t\t'lp(ul ~ft)I' l·<'lll~g1
~tubk l.1bc·rJI 'om
pan)' bt'nl'frli. Sul<1r~
''()4'nm~ur1t\· IA Ith ~x
penen<-e A.WI) Perscronel Qffr,•l'
Uµper l..eVt'I
MAY COMPANY
3333 BRlSTOl...
L~'TA M1':SA.
Equul Uppty t:mplyr
M F
Mm:a~•llf TrailtH
Ear n whrle ·U-lt!ar n
Take home mrnrmum
$245 comm. per wk wh1lc
training, full or part
---------•( tr m e !I 6 3 6 6 !I 7 !IAM-4.JOPM -------
.......
RN
l >lr ol staff dt•H•I M t'',
8 • lO MWlt tw dc<hr11t1-<I
IO 1ood l•I 1:.rc X
bmef la ,.~ ,\ppl)' '144)
Si.ls>tnor NH
(lfh~ d m for bol*kf'\•p
1111 olft~ .-ppl)' to Mr"
&tlluu ttocel L~1ru1111
lj4 l U I LM11und l~udr
Ca
°""''°'· Ull 1'"· w ill lr~rn SlllO wi.
P I u m bl' t _,. h t' llH' r
•$2(X) wt.
M1Hhrn1i.t 1t ,·1µ,·r
S200 wk
M e t' h 11 n 1 4' ~ l r J 1 I\ St!ll!,,.k
Ca!>h1er. tram. Sl.llO "Wk
Laborers. $200/wk
99S-a413
OperaMc.:1 Officer
Minimum 3yrs expcr
Anllherm Rranrh Xlnt
salary & benefits Appl)
Personnel Drre<'lor. ...... ~ ... 721 N. uclrd
Anaheim
991 Jll(iO
E 0 1': ~Secretary
Sl.200 to Sl.300 l)OE.
Mntur l' e xperie nce
Type 90 wpm. heavy die
t aphone . Wiii consider
someone wilho ut le1?11I
ha ckground. Call Vrck1,
540-605S. Coastal Per!>on
nc l Agency, 4!'790 Harbur
8 1..CM
Part-trmt-phOnc pen.1111 ~anrcurrst. :.culpturect w/general ok. some typ ~~I a~~\_ L ~ N A I L S rng. Good pay & benefrts
I NT ER NATIONAL r:. ..:.540-8:..:.::...:...:1-06------
now in Orange County PART-TIME work for s tu.
We are r.nterviewmg to dents or housewives. hrs
hrre 30 e xperd artrsts ~·30-8 .30 Mo n-Thur
wrth heavy"standmgap-9 30-3 ·30 Sat CJll
Pointment clrentJe" top 842-1034 NEVER A !-'El-~
UQUOI STORE:
Clerk Wanted al Coast
IM Lquor. l..aguna :.tart
$$/hr <$1·2313 --------
Live rn house keeper .
mature. T ustin area ,
own Br+ Ba. 3 children.
pay Complete be ne ht ---------
package <paid holidays. PART TIME DRIVER
vacation. health ins ) Sat & Sun Morrungs to
W or k c I os e t o d elrver Darly P i lot
homt' . c hoose s tudro bundles to carriers. Re·
you prefer Call for com-quires van or large
pletely confidential rn· wagon and a good driv·
tervrew. Day or evemng ing r ecord. Phone
975-0404. 642-4321. ask for Don
su.-0590 .
" Lom~c:•'
As.sist..t
Mgmt Trainees. Earn
while u learn. ens week-
1 y while training .
P /time. F /timc . 8·5
848 R237
Williams . Equal OP·
portunity Employer
Busy R.~. loan serv1c·e
dept. needs expr. person
to assist all phases of col·
1edkln ..
Modehng. ~;~;caals. £Vllliln
films. extras. Need -ne w 1 Become a tr~ s ales
faces. All ages/t ypes. counselor (over 21) with
Gd typi.q & phone man·
ners
714-957-0207. the Jim Long & As
· .._..11.r..,r .... 0.,5 sqriates Agency to
nv ~"" 11: supervise and chaperone
i to 3 & 3 to 11. Cel'l. & DAILY -Pl LOT earne r
trainees. Mesa Verde boys and girl.s on a one·
Conv. Hosp. 661 Center oo-ooe basis, evenings 6
Xlnt rnnge benefrt•
7 1<:r h.r day. 2 wks + 14 ex
t r a days o ff l )car
lrnmed. Ol)ening. Plea!>l!
call
St. CM to 9PM. We need con·
· ce rned. inno vative HU.SIS AIDES persons who are looiling
76CM060 .... .,....~
F9ds. IM-
Newport Beach. Caltr
Pref exper. Cert. classes for a lucrative part-tune
a vail. All shiJts a va il. position. $4 hour to slart.
Xlnl. medical & dentajs Call 642-4321 e xt 250
benes free aft. prob. App-between 2 and 6PM Ask
ly· 1445 Superior. NB for Lon
Nr:.tng. RN. Prr. 3.4 days
per wee'k. Country Club
Conv Hosp 549-3061.
o....,.eo.t
330~~eet
C-Osta Mesa. CA
LOT PERSON full or part
time for car rental ro. rn
Org. Cly. au·port urea
Pis . ca11557·0182 Sell idle rlt>m~ 64:! 54l7t! Equal Oppor Employer
Manage it well at Ca r l'is ,Jr.
Yo ur c1u ,•e r hu11 ju11t lx•l(lln. You
wunt It to be profit1Jble -You wo nt
it to make you hapµy. <:url'11 Jr., u
div i11ion o r Curl Karch t-r 1-:nte r·
pri,,t'lf. the lorge11l privately own<'d .
n o n-frKnt•hi8t'd r t'11lourant corp-
o rution in the w e11t, cam glvo• you tht•
o p po r t u n i t y • P o"' i t i u n H a rt•
availublc in lhu So . Oriml(l' <:o unly
urt•u.
w {'·11 train you thor o ughly in
Rest1rnronl M unul(emenl throul(h
o ur ch11111room/in·10ore lr uininl(
program. C o n fide ntly. yuu will
emerlfe oR o Heatuurant Men aier
uod will e njoy the followinl(
bcnefit11:
• Me dlcul. denta l a nd life insurance
• tlOOO/month In traininR
• 1 1300 to 2050/month u11
Restaurant Manager * Performance bonus e8
• Profit 11harinl(
• 9 paid holidays
• 2 w eeks vactttion afte r firs t yeur
• Yood dl1counls for you and
your e ntire rumily -
• Tuition 98.!Jietancc
Make &ood use of your MANAGJo;.
MEN'f CAREER. After all, you ~an
only live once, 80 livl' it up with us at
C erl'11 Jr. Pleas e cull for nn
interview.
Operations Dept.
(714) 778-7146'
PHARMACY CLBI
Full time, permanent
Position. Friendly. re·
laxed at~phere. Typ·
ing skills nee. Eastbluff
Pharmacy. 644·2111
Photo Lab. ~p. custom
& I~ p 1' 1 n t e r
"Nons m oke r Newport
646-n87.
PlllMTIMG
Offs et Operator. fu II
time pos rtaon, Irvine
Unified School Drstn ct
E nlry-level salary :
S790/mo. 556-4900, !'.: 0 . E
PR.OO UC TIO N
TR.AINEE Rubber ho<se
products. Must pass co
physical incl. back X
ray. Taking applications
blwn 8 ·10 onl y .
Straloflex . 17611
Armstrong Ave .. Irvine.
EOE. A Kendavis Ind ..
Co.
Public Relations
Businessman requires
reliable person to cam
extra 'income I' tr. Dis-
tributor Consullanl in
market products &
recruiL
Reps. Mr. Blue: 760-7070
ICl'T jGIM OFFICE
Good phone voice nee.
Filing. nm errands • de·
liveries. Call Trave l
HorillODI. 752--903&.
Real &Uite Sales
DP••eCID Aeefn
We Offer Ulit roUowtq:
mi&h Commluion
'Beat loc.Mion I Privatuecretary
I Profeeaional auocs.
Call now for appointment m.. '1300 Blk for Walt
RECEl'TIONlST penna. nent to .,..,.. pbones.
cype 50wpm • ·1eneral otc. duUel llon. thru ,_.I,
for 1rowtn• corp. Nr .
O.C. airport. "5·:W52.
--~ llC9'l'IOMIST Fa1t·trowln1 pro·
,....i .. ~needa personable . •••l· .,,_,.. .,._, Typ.
Ins neceaury.Oood
beaeflta ~ atarlla1
salary. nWtMIU.
llC9'T'IOHIST
We ll 1 roortHld . s 1·lf
m<)t1vl6te1l iwn oo 11111th
1lie&111lllt rihotr.• tnannt•ri;
M1A11t a., 11t·1·ur11l t-~yp111t. "d btondtt.t.. 111al nc.iot.111
ble, PrYfet ooo mok.:r
('111 K a)' ... H 1H r> 7661
bl!( 1111""° tla m ~11nl
llC.8'1./SlC 'Y
l.1ngu Heaf Estatl' '' :i~·k1ng a.n l:!Xpcnenct!d
n.-t>eptrorust w /pleasant.
profess1ont1I attrt udes
and phone skrlb to JOm
their staff rn the Newport
Center offi ce Pll'ase call
or !>t!nd resume to Noel
Johnson. 2123 San Jva
q ur n Hrlls Rd. NII .
644-1020
We arenowt\lnn11 flt iuble hour.. No t!X a d s pe lllna " com ~1,.,.t )''"'"rown icurrout1 p-"'raree. cleared hirw rnun•c •l•On :i k 1ll:1 """''-"' ""' "• ..., ·Expe r 'd k llch co pt'r rwc Wtll train 60wpm typlnl( Junror drng11 F1nei.I corpor»· 49.,•-Mfll
mJUtafen 499-1461 ~i\roo with xlnt advan uons to ehoottt' fro m In
Salary Neal SALL'" •t•emcrrt l'()le:ntu~I Gd Ne wporttlrvrne are o ShJh T~u. AKC. t'', 4 yr11. • Exper'd Unet•ookt1 .,.., & ""'· r 1' Work a s often a1t you M. 9 {_110 ~. 4 mo. /\II 14..50to a 50 If yoo are agre.~ve ;mil salary ~le rlb o ap t•hoose . lo ng or :.hort shot.s.~eas ~t. ,_. Wnt looll1ng tor a future rn re µly ·call term asi11gJ1ments
Senk" t.111 rngml W/Rood \'U 714.g·928l 'ini''eeto AppU1.:aOl smnrxvm AKC pupprt$.
Owner It operator of 1Jti.11e!1t.11 l1pply In petsun (l)mm nit•el; Cl'\llrked $200 & up R ti uben's. <:oco 's !lam to llrlm Mon thru Seerefcry 5.Sti·l?rO _____ _ l{eu~n ~ lA>t!'11 & uthcr l"'rl SlandardShoe11, :1077 ,\KC liolden RetrreH•r
1 fine rest1Wran1s mvrtcs So Rrrstbl. C M ~ t>ups S175. Call S45-7!UX you to apply In Pt'~On
btwn!1 &4P~1 E o I'~ Sales Padffl or675·2l9'l ____ _
M&Jor Ur an~c Count) II Penannel i>itbull P ups. red nost•.
fktwl l Ciraµt11c-s l'o ~t't>kllll' 1r1·1• Servill A U B A. UKC P apers .
IOllMSC>tirS Salt•:. Itel) for t'ith1lJlt super pups. must sci 1
rhvrs1011 Draw aA11l11st 11mr arit•1' 640. 70'3 64MIOl 1. 6"5-4280 MIWPOaT commrssron Call J11n /l ------
' :1 n o w a c <' e P t 1 n I( Bn>ch 714-s.57 lf750 fl AK<: black Chow. 11 mo
appb<'&Uon.s for vanous Work 111 plush :..11rrounci Tow Truck dnvf'N! want old. lovt!abll! Movrnjl fu ll trrne & part timl' SaJes lrl>l' Lar ge .C( i.mall ed. exp'd only Lrve in m\i:\l sl'll. 493•9532 a fter l)ObrllonsincludrnR Natronal fri.:un • salon rirrru, Top pa} :-.uret!s t:ost<1 Mesa 64&-9638
•Vrsual Mercha ndrsin>: ch"'rn nu~s umbrtwu~ Gpm -----
•Food SerVice i.,1les ont•nttod peri.1111 851 9055 Typist for rrnt' Jc.,.vclr)' f e m a 1 e G t' r m a n
• Expenenced SaJei> Career opponun n' wrth ..mo Bi rch Street i.tore. 4() hour we<>k. c•im Sht!pherd. 14 weeks ohl
•Partt1me FurSlilt!io l'hance for ad\ ann· Newport Beach pany bt-nefrts. 40wpm. &i~l631
Xlnt. compan) benefit.-; ment Salan + l>imus at·c·uNrc·y a mu.st Jl•web ~rlh p.iper_:; _ _ _ _
Apply Persoonl'I 1IJ l2 t'aJI 6 12 3630 for 1n B' J ost-ph, S (' l'lata Pupillon. The exqu1s1l1·
Mon F'rr l-Vl"~ annt a~k for fk•lly ~·o 9064i little lO\ do~. bred for 2 lt-t...!~ Island ~ ~ .... ••SECRt.'TARIES•• Si ~ •\ru _o -pl $l3,ZOO TYPIST 6.SWPM. trarn Ul' i::uropt!dfl royally 50. t• 0 E S o.le:.per-.on. malun· ' r """' 9ti2 1667 ' · • wanted for t'Vt·nrn.: Exec ~1Ar>:Co$1:-,,11()() computer ovrerator. t11
H ~ 'f A I L S A L i-: S 11 Sllc Ark C)p M...:r SOI0.000 l.t' Jdder. non ,,;mokcr Sh Ill \KC 1 mo work. 5dtl)s a wt.'<'IC C:u ('usta Mes<1 t'Pi\ frrm Male e '-'· 1 • M ANAG EM ENT Day' :>403lfJ9 EH"' l'erso11nel1SIOOSl9.200 t'.ill C:orinnc754 1040 old ~
VIDEO STORE in CdM &l-0 6?•i6 Jo:Scrow ..:Xv!T60 Sl2.000 !~:!170
64().5003. 10 to 6 Mon t-:xec•Sel·y/ShMOSl3.4!00 Typist 1;1:nc·rut Off11•0• 11 r---to You --
8045 thru Sat SALESPHSOI" l.11. Reinders .\.:ent') 11 Rh ~ ......
U t I r "r.·~· "1r(•h. L'ct "b ••..• cx~r nc('• ... i.:ir) I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Retail Sales Ex.c1t1njl tJP y lfJ l'<I II "c;.v n r~ u "" St· h 00 I (j r an (j 111111
the sclhrr)( o( C:uurm•·t Newport1$1J:I HIOO/£o'r1•t• IX'nefits & "nHTlolmnal L()n )! harred Sra m l':.t· I mmed1ute Sales poi.1 f oods & Gift.., p 1 ·. ,·on " Pt>r'imn. Oedawl'tl fom RECB'TIOHIST Iro n ope n fo r t•art>l'r tart F.vl'l}n H1l'k 11n ---opportunllu:.., Farmt·r-. 7moe>. 549 Ml7. Vt•ry >:en With or without typing onented person '1:.tll' or i:arm!< fo'ashro11 bl anti SECRET ARY I 11 ' u ran,. r G r Cl up tit•
0..'(.>ded Top pay Tern f'l:!m a le. P art ltml! & - --Needed rmmed. With or 5'111llQOf:I)1-:
porary & ru11 trme. Call m ust be a v a ll a l>ll' Sult>s Pcoplt• F'lrll t11111· e.. wrthout shorthand.T•·m
l'od ~':.."'_t_-cs_ ~•l_979-0_t64_ anvtrme. Pleast> appl) 1n part time H M Al1ram... porary & full t 1rTlt' l';ill VETEIUHAR·; HOSP. 8050
..... Sec). person. Smart) Paoli. (..'utalul( Showroom IHl't Toti St.•rv1ce" Jt !179 111&1 K .. nnl'I JX't"''" f 1 rmt Mon F'r1 !ltl(I 113'J l;c( ;,
.......................
**I BUY** ~ OOE Typing 60-65
wpm . So m l'
dr c ataphonl' 1s oml.'
:.horthand. Poise & nl.'.il
appearanl'e Call Vickr
~~. Coastal Person
nei Agenc~. Z190 Ha r bor
81 .. CM
2A07 So. Bnstol SA :-.lt•wport Hl\d t · M
NEVER A FE t';
RETAIL
SALES
Sala ry. l'Om m 1-oi.ic111
bene fits Excl u:.I\ c
IJdres appar el •torr
John Hogan. Ill l''ashum
Island. N B 644-7100
RETAIL SALES
Restaurant ~ fashiOft bl.
N e wp o rt U t!a c h Sel[mg.AsSt Mgr &ad
R e s l aura n t s ~ e k s dJlional s ales s taff +
energetrc peopll' 10 frll castuer. Must be Cashion
full & part t1mt• pos 1 minded, w/exper. & ref~
trons. Salary commensuratl' Cook s. Counter He lp. wiexper . 547.~ btwn
Cashiers. Deli·Workers. 8·noon. As k for M<Jry
Denvery People. Ann.
Call for appt. 851· 1509
---......:..'-------•Roofing Estimator want
Restaurant ed. must be exp rn new
BUS BOYS. M IF. full or construction. blueprint
part-lime. to work day take offs & measurini.:
shill. l\pply In person methods. CalJ Lee Roof
Mon.-Fri. 2-4PM~Pla~a ingCo.00-7222.
de Cales. 4881 Birch. St ..
N.B. Sain as W.ted
RESTAURANTS 642~3260
Sh ort Orde r Cook & SA.L ES Clerk wantl.-0 Aµ
Waitress wanted. NO ply ~n person. Mes a
Exp. Necess. Will Tra in. Verde Pharmac). 2971
Full or Part time Call Harbor Bl.. C.M
Wu's. 00·4300. f336.
s ales
RESTAUUHT, P /T a lt't'tf1£0 Ideal for housewives or ~
students. Counter buffet
style. O.C. Airport are:1. llJTSIDE
Call Ron, 2·5pm. M f' f'll tt
9$-05S4. ..JN.W
Restaurant
Waitrfts IF /tiftlr
for fast rood. En~rgel1c
fnendly ital who enjoys
people & loves tennis Food,,_ /1>91i•er
Sharp CrieOOJy person to
prepare food and dehver
toexecuuves nearby
John Wayne Tennis Club
<:all for Interview appt.
640-901 l or 644·6900. ask
for Al Rrem.
R.SSTA URA llf.1'-P a r t .
time help, must be flex.r
ble rn hrs. exper helpful.
perfect for homemaker.
546-1911
Restaurant
MI'S
HOMIOFTME
ltCilOY
Immediate openings rn
our family restaurants at
nearby locations. We re·
qui re no previous ex-
perience. Join our friend·
ly team. Come sei! us to-
day between2·4PM.
Waiten W...,...ses
CoakTl'tllMes
239S2Avenidade la
Cctrlotta, Laguna Hills
CoollT .....
C•hl•n 7311 F.dinger H.B.
154 E.17thSt. C.M. w ...... w ..........
CoakT,.._. c .......
4501 Campus Or. Irv.
3355So. Bristol
Santa Ana
285Cl2M~te
Mlsaioo Viejo
Equal Opportunity
Employer
The Dally Prlot has an
operung for an outsrdc·
s ales person to handle
a utomo tive and reJI
e s t ate ac<'ount~
Ne ws paper s ale's t'll.·
periencc nt'cessa ry
Salary plus tommrssron
Must have car. mileage
paid. Excellent compa ny
benefits . For appo,int
ment for inte.rvtew. !call
642-4321, ext ZT7.
ORANGE COAST
'DAILY PILOT
330W BaySl
C-Osta Mesa
EquaJ OppQrtunrty
Employer
Salesgirl wanted p art
time for plant store.
Pla nt knowledge helpful
645-3392. IG-6.
Salesgir l. Gift.h op-
Phannacy. P tr. Irvine
552-8414
S ALES-Hardware .
F /time pos . in re tail
hardware store. No Sun·
days or eves $e(.o Mike
Johnson. H.W Wrrght
Co. 1216 Rocheste~ CM
Sales
H01R GIFT SHOP
People oriented. reliable
person needed to work
nights and wee ke nds
beginning aft. 3PM .
Should be s ales oriented
and able to operate cash
register. E})joy ex.cellen1
company benefits. Apply
in person 9AM·Noon.
Mon-Fri .. Personnel
MARltOYT HOTB.
900NewportCtr. Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Opp Emplyr M I F
RETAIL SALES
Salesman who is presently -working
full time in Men's & Boy's Clothing
and wants to make a change.
Opport.J,mity for Management .
Good Starting Wage. Benefits.
Sale-; Woman pparcl
{'XPl'rl«llC 1• \I ,II uro
fne11dl) St1•:..rl} p:irl
lrme S ~ nk.1) (''ft hJlf
'>Ill' :.hoµ S-1 I l~">Oll
SCTRY /RECEPT
Bus' R to: rnv1·~tm1·nl
g rouµ. Or1.111J(l' l '•1
Airpor1 ,1r.>J "1 11·1• of
rices Call SuntlJ\ •>r
Mon Jn)lrme
9i9 &,3.1 ---SECRETARY
PART TIME
MomrnRl>·Mon thru !"rt
Shorthand. typrni.:. 1111•
frgCJre work Irvine Urt'il
l/7~2980
>ECIETARY /CHURCH Prr. apply Mon-Fri 8·3
1601 M argue rrte Ave
COM 644 0745
Secr et a ry -Assrsta nt to
Flnancial Genru.c; Gen
tie. Joyful. Pcrfe<>t1onisl
Or~anrc (.;o()k 199 5!~
SECHl:.IARY v.1th Ll•Ral
& collectron expt-r T\ p
rng & phone wnrk No
:.h o rth and Sa lar\
cornm wrth cxµcr C..Jll
Sally. 83J..33:rl ---
SECRETARY
Irvine /\d A.iency ~eek
rng se.;'y la ssr!>tanl to
busy Media Director
Exp o.1 T Xlnt Skill:, J
Mus t• Call Pam 979 7000
SECRETAHY Mu:,t huH'
good skrll'I, m('luding Sii
ur 'pecdwr1lr11 1(
Newport Hc•h dt•velo11
menl co 752 IOI I
SECRETARY
Pleasunt, n eat pl·rsnn
w ph11n1• vorce. t.{ood lyp
in~ skills, some· oook
keeprn~. pa yroll expr
S700.S900m~ to ~tart. In
tervrl'WS by apf)t. only
Uall &16 7441 Mon thru
Frr Lloyd's Nurst'Q --------SECRETARY I
DRAFT SPY SON
Unrque person w tsec·~
skills & drafirng desrgn
exper or srhoubng t-"or
lrvrne furn. mfr C~ll K H 54().8894
Secretlll'} Gcncrnl needs
itrrl frrday for I r vrne
based com pany do rn11
fund ra1srng for colle~<'
ath let ic dept Typrn R.
shorthand. fihng f1ex.1 ·
ble wrlh exp. Need gd
ref. 551-11810.
SteHTAIY
A dm i ni s tr a t ive
Secretary skills. Xint
sala ry & benefits. Appl~
Personnel Drrel.1.or H.,.._._.
721 N. '\:uclid
Anaheim
9!11·3860
E.0 E.
SECRET ARY .LEGAL
lmmed opening in our
lrvlne ofc. Civil practice
w/2·5 yrs exper & xlnl
ty ping skills. Sal a ry
open. call Pat 833-3622
SICUTAIY
Mth.Dtllly
Temp or perm poelion
for exper typist (80 +
WPM>. Xlnl spelling &
grammar required. no
shorthand. Position re-
quires ability lo work on
OWIJ in a hvy typing t•n
vlronment, some le gal
exper helpful. Se nd
Resume to Cluslfied Ad
t'fl.8, Dally Pilot PO Box
1560, Costa Mesa, Ca .
8l3GS.
SICllT Alt!'Y P11Moa,...
NO SHOR'MIAND
lmmed OPIGinl. M hrs
per day. 8vy lYPlnl posl·
t1oa <80 + WP!I(). Need 1ccuracy.xlntgramrnJr
• 1pellln1 . Correcting
selec trl l't • IBM
memory. Call 752.0234
SECRETARY
Mldq/Sales
"areer oppl\ rn f<J.,t
paced !'Opt Rt·h rnH!~t
m1·nl firm R\'(\lllr'-"' lutt
-.krtb 1shlh11d 90 I) prn.:
7 ,, Sound proff·i.s111nill
cxix•r rl\dtunl~ & n•r
pordlt' bk~rd helpful
l:.t II 1>4V·O 123
pm . ---
W oitrHs wanted
i51 0341
., WAITRESSES•
s:l 5'1 fX'r hr Full t11111·
µart llOlo • -.µhl • hlfl \tJ
ph 111 r11·ro..11n \\ •·d 11r
llrur.. ~ 11>111 '; r .cmrn:i .,
I lou~•· Br "tul .1l Ht•<lhrll
('o..,tJ \h·o.,1 :\1·~ port
Hc•.Jl'h
t;o1~ Ji'ul'ntlum .&
,\pplrarrt•es OR I will
--c•ll or St-:t.L for You
MASTERS AUCTION
646-8686 & 833·9625
l-.\q ur:.1ll' flrwh l'ar,,•rl
olllllQUC ltd.I d1n rm "I I
1 J n e h a 1· k 1 ii m 1 • •
1 ,Jr, t'd 1 n.wrt good l"Uflll
~ li.11 17 ,j
SECRETARY Wa1tr~ ... ., µ.irt t111w \µµ
Ad Jgeocy nt-ed~ l(Otl(] I) in .,..,...,'" l'v.o l:.U'"
l\111g Sll.t'<I ht':.t\ \ llut) 1•\
Ira firm 1n1t•n,µnnJ,! mat
\tl"Sl>. rruill'hrn~ 1·011 bo'
... prrngs ne111•r us1·rl
Worth 552() \i.kinJ? $2U7
incl. drhvery. t.;ai.il onh
64-0-8087 usuall~ home
t, pr~t. rt't'.pl, lit.• hook fo r 11 m I l ,1 1 , ~ !. 6 i
keeping, A II & \i l'. frl f-'air".-" Hd C' ,\f rn~ all around liclp.·1
Arrport localronN U W<Jrl!housl' hcll)l·r. F 1T
Call s:M;-1933 for rntcnor lund-;eape de
sign Co Exp helpful Gd
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~~~ .. G AnGUAID driving rccoru n,·c
SOLID EXE<.: DESK
30)16(), 1225.
ti75-12JO. 673-2712 l'l:!Sar y 540-4 24 :t or 1-'or pn vatt' communily .1_:>5"1..0~---···· ___ _ Lag-u-na-~.. o , u L~iy .. sora bed w 1sor... &.
loveseal. -almosl new
Sweed1sh din. rm ~et .
Keaut hutch w/coffee & ~
c:nd tbls Reas. offer.. at·
ccp !15i -5717
Rotuting shift. $4.25/hr ·WAIEHOUSIMAH
Call Mon-Frr for a pp ASSIMILHS
4!M·8.m PACICAG.HlS
Se<wity Offieet" Im med nt'(."'<l for :!!> P•'O CCM!pUS 1>11· 1n ln1rw arC';1
Goldenw est t'o ll<•J?t CAU THOMAS WJtt'rbed . Srmmon:-..
co mpldc w baffle~ &
heater $375 bt'SI Ol r
846·5720
Xlnt s alarv & benef1ti. 641·1144 W1lltng to. work somt•
CH'S & v.knds Contat1
l' o .1 ~ t Com m u n r t >
Colll'ges. 1370 Adams
Ave C M 556·5947 b~
5PM q Ii ------~
Sec'
0y HI to Sl.250
H E or legal bat•k
~round Or ~la phonr
<:harm & pt>rsonaht~ •
f)-l>e to /\µplu•ant
l rvrnc Personnd At?em•\
~ 1-: lilh. Costa Mc>!<:t
Swtc 221 ti<l2 147Ct
SERVICE Station atlt.•nd .
Cull or part lime. a pplv m
persnn L;1guna t:he \•ron.
6()..1 S C..,t llw ·' Lat?
Bch
Scwtnt? machm<' OJ>('ra111r
-t>ettrr wc1mens -wear
II u n t 1 n I! t o n lh• .i 1• h
H9tl-l 99 l or l:l62· LS90 e v ('S
S H I P Pl~G CLEH K
Trarnee OK. Sm com -
pan). good compao}
benefits. !H.2-9363 Ann ------
Shoe "ales. Cull trmc with
or " oul ~xv . or in rll
train Good l-O bent>fits.
Apµly rn person 9am to
llam Mon thru Fri Stun·
dard S hoes , 3077 So
Bnstol. C M ____ _
STOCK Clerk for retarl
manne hardware slore
t''u ll t ime.e x.per nee
Good c·o. benefits. Call
Balboa Manne. 549-9671
E 0 E Mtf'/H -----
SUPH SMART GIRL
wanted. bnght lady 20 to
JO to help on busy phone
order nesk a nd learn to
type on computer Must
have bra ins. s uperb
phone lechnrque, we will
lrarn you. Ers. 10 to .i
flex. High pay ror right
girl. Only if you e all or
th e a b ovl' ca ll
714 /551·0551 a s k ror
Margre
TEACHER. MORNINGS
PRE-SCHOOL
540-5219
TEACHER OF GUITAR
must be qualified. ex.·
per'd . & have transp.
Newport Mu s i c
Conservatory 6'2-6240
Te .. phan15olc~
Needed immediate ly. 20
s tude n t s a n d /or homemakers who need
to eam money working
pleasant evening hours.
3-9 Mon.-Fri. No selllng.
Salary: $3 .75/br. +
,enerous bonus. Across
rom John W'a y n e
Airport. Call Sue alter
2PM: &4l-OUl8.
T&UaS Perm f /Ume. S'1'1 dy wk.
Applican ts 111 I
superviaory pot.mUal de·
aired. Type 40 wpm. Xlnt
benfitts It tldvancemeot
potential. 979-3800. EOE.
~1 F'
Y i\t l ff SALESMAN
Hrukcr sales. full l1111t•
t-X p net· Tran ~µai:
~
MerdtcMdiM ..................•..•.
A..ticplH 1005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WESTMIN!,IER
ABBF:Y
.\NTIQ 'E Mi\l.l.
Dail~ HHi. l"t1 10 !I
Cl1ii;eo.I Tul·:.dll~
1 11~1 Wl.-stmrn. ... tl'r A\ 1•
Garckn GrOVl' S.'l-1 6103
Gorn!( 1lUt or Ru~1 nes<,
Sale. Jant•i. Ant1q111• ...
Z721 E (;ua.<;t JIW) l,;(1M
673-:>i52
l..Jrgt' sectiona l. 1.:hair•.
lamp. xlnt l'OOd t-:, t'~ &
wkends 962· 7602
MUSTSB.L
IM MEDIATELY' Sinl(I~·
Bed w l'frundle Bed 141
Total) Both for $1.25 Ott
:'\52· 783S. k~p trym~ __
Formal Ormn~ Rm Tahl1·
1; t•hri. 2 exl 1rud1tm11.t1
Xlnt<.:ond. SS0055 t 2:140
GARDEN AJaNITURE
Two hke-new Br11w11 &
Jordan pat1u lou n~t·i.
with one matt hing rhatr
i\JI for SlfiO! Call ll75-H05i
or6421113R
G~S-. 8055 .....•...•....•........
Fantal.lll' t\nlrque l'1et:t!s Wholesale ,.k1 wt•ar.
Beautiful ~url Walhul Gori e x . down r 1II1•d
l'.:nglrs h lir a ndf.1the r pJrka~ & !>torm JaCkt!l~
Clock & 3 Cushron hJnd Oavs y15 thru 9 14 91 1
carved Walnut tnmmen West Wilson. c M
Federal Sola w ith "lra 642-00>1.
CabQll' i(.i'2 4282 ur ---------
551·3'121s Ham 1hald Gooodi 1065 ----------...................... .
OAK PUU. T YP E Wall
mo<rrled tOlle\ must :.ell.
$325 0 80 848.884j
~-------
ANT IQ UE S ll/\W
WALKER solrd oak Cr ling
cabtnets. Set of J. Mu st
see to appreciate. All for
SISOO. Call 675·H057 or
642·0138.
..... ~" 8010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
17 c /f yellow refrig No
d e livery posi. $250
E v /wknds 951·8S30 _
Refrigerato r : (;olds pol.
Good cond. S75. 638 W.
17th St.C.M~nrear_
Maytag Washer
S75
63Hm
Ga'! dryer. washer . couc-h.
charrs . table. etc all
m a rk e d \er) t l'
asooably. 548 57_48 __ _
J;wetry -8070
•••••••••••••••••••••••
•IMMEDIATE CA.Sll•
F o r Gold. Silve r .
P latinum . Any k ind.
cond .. amount Danie l
548·~------
Ladres diamond r in)t
lcarat total We ig.h t.
WIG. appr. 12712 tk $1300
~ ---------
Must sell rmmed1ately !
Beaut. yellow gold ring
w13 diamonds. 66 pts
Cer t . 846-4575. or
841-2848.
WANTED. lOK. l4K. 18K
MAYTAG Elec. Dryer gold. Max cash paid im·
almost new. 673 2384 & mediately. Also buy ing
552·3292 s alver diamo nds -e tc
licycles IOJO Ken, S..<ii-!18181548·5!09.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1071
Bikes 26". hke new. 3 •••••••••••••••••••••••
speed. boy or girl. SSS Binx metal spray booth.
each 546-1421 like new. M2-0Z329am ttll
Raleigh IOlpd Brke. .:.11.;;.IOOO..:._i. ___ ,_ __
t65 ~ 1080 631 4777 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c-,_ & F.ver est Jennings un ltpi,...... IOJO i v e rs a I l r a n s (er
••••••••••••••••••••••• wheelchair (removable
Petenen'11 Pholo!Jraphic arms " legs>. S31 S.
magazine back issues. Bedside potty. 575·
Complete !lets tn olrlcial 831-1398. 126 San tu
binders 197S.T7. Mlssing ..:ls::.•;:.:be;.;:.;.:l•...;;CM;__. ____ _
Jan. Issue for 1974 collec-2 heavy d\&y tnew) dblt•
t.lon. Offer. 21'-S31-llll6 shlve, steel blocks ror
WANrED JV." wire. 125 eacfi
Mamlya R867 or US ..:M2:..:;;..·0'70&~.,..·-----equipment needed. Call
Jucly, 971M240eves. People who ar<' seekin~
BarJatn s hoppers r ead an apartment look rlNlt
the little ads In Clastlned ur ClasslCled. WiU your
~f;W.rly. A1Jd they find ad ~ there" To place
what ltwy're lookin& for your ad . call 642·5678 -
Ct-:RAMH'
TIU•S9UE 6116". 2:'1 per plf'<·•· l'i.11nl
6 glue your own llll'" Good for cer11m1l' i<l\ulJti or pnvale part1Cb to UM'
)'our art1st1c ab1ht1es
~;1~
Skk Rm Equip. ~, off
orig. pnce. ~~ bed,
over the be<1 bedside tbl
~heeklTaar. commodes. a walker 548 13112
StwliMj.l•D•lh
IM pie set + 6 ex pe
Walnut thesl EX COND
91700 value sell 12500 Call
Answer Ad 3JS 24hn,
642-~
•••DESIGNEI<
CLOTHES Jrom dr.,i;i.
shop. Estate Sale. New &
'used. 557.9397
Jotwl Wayne Tenn•; C lub
Fam ily Membersh1µ
S1400 644 14 0S
675-4SJ.2pm
Dinghy S6S. ti E t:on
vertable Dishwasher. hke
new ' Aar Pu r ifie r
951-2551
1.r~ Early Amt•ra c an
Hutch. Teak fhnml( set
w 6 chairs New !f surf
board. orrer 499-!'JOOO
2 church pews. 20' long.
Sl2S each. 2 church pew:..
8.6' Sl2S ea . Padded seat
.tt kneeler. walnut finish,
perf cond. 1 ms ade rail
ml! 20x3' S50 >18 3758 a rt
6PM&wknds ---~MATE
Phone amwe rintt much.
w 1warr S79. w /remote
control $149. MS-6489
COIN COLLECTORS
I have -a silver dollar
1880. mint cond. A
quarter eagle 2'~ dollar
~ date 1809, very .cood
cond. A la11te silver ('Om
either Germa n o r
Austn an date 1760, very
good cond BnnR your
own catalmt 63J.JS77 -------
1011 •••••••••••••••••••••••
TOP CASH PAIU
For used funuture & ap·
plhmces. Workanl{ or nol
957·8133
Displa y c a s es for
Hen tage Hall. Ha rbor
Hi. Donati<ins. Call Mr
King, 766-33Cl1Jor d_!laals .......
~ 8083 .......................
CONN ORGAN Model
Prelude Shummer. 314.
XJnt Cond. 548-7~
Trumpet Ya mah a
:1 •I di pl•\' Unlb h
M5(} 6 l'\'\'\V'4.t riwk" If
M"6 ~au
..... 1017 .... , •••.•.........••.•
AKt' t'oC'kt'r l'u1un
$3001080 ftlUl>I "l'l
~!6. IW>S7K1
...... , .... t040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
..UC•t
33' V1k1q SIP, '74 loum
bndte. pulpet. teak fl h
equip, 2 •l&JOnll. co 2
llYftl'ID.. lwn C'r\IHdt'r"I,
IG.llOO Newport Y ~rhl
Eidt fT~ UIOO
1.: alum 0<11&1 w ;I' 11 It•
IJ'Wl«)r 04j'1\ (' lr I ltl k
ra2:> ~ .. I '2l
"?It w,.11, r•ft 1!11 J Ull
tu.IC b -lrll ltfl hr11 :: h
h p 1nbrri h '''Ill
.,,.,.,.., 4 tnllrt\ "'' "" 1111 I
1~ t.1n~ SI .. llOU
!l'/t 1181
llFT WHALO
~f() &.c! ..!4M
-t(I 0 111 t'rb l MJllll'I' hit h.! Albano ~°"ludat'I, M ~ f' 21 1 ...,en~ \ n.,.,.., ltll
ver tame tra1n1td ·51 8 "°K RF.f'OlY in
need>i tit $t1) ~~ 141'7 ~~ 15t oft \I'(\ i\ ( 11 ,._a o....-1090 67~ ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
PIANO WANTF.D, J'm
l'llnY wanl.i to buy Pa<rno
fur cut\. ~OlU.3... ------TY ......
tM.S...O 1091 ..•...•....•...........
Beautiful RCA ~ .. culur
1V. 2 yr wmly, free de
.J::!_ert. 1124 -64& 1786
13·· Ponablet•olorTV,
remote conl rut
673-3314
lit.c.spar IO "''"' 110 inl
10 llP Mot11r 'l ~·nn~
whl, wath lrlr ss:io
~~
77 Se11r,1) Wct'kt•ridt•r
24. 200 nr... loaded lo:IMXI
cond trailer. $12,5011
492 5lln
31 32' TROJAN '77
1'W N Dl.S ,
FIBERG LASS
SACRIFICI!: AT 159.500
AT OUR DOCKS NOW
Beaut 25" cir TV . nu UNITEDYACH1'RKRS
cond 1200/0HO Mar 631·3133
ranu ster~ S600 nu1sac. :.)' MORGAN Sl~>P ·711
S300 19 l'lr prthl s dsl. rollur furhn~ &
S16.'i10BO 957_:5747__ Dodger. knot lo~. whe(•I
Ptoneer RT 7'11. reel to re w /pods. ~lier than nt'w
t!I. xlnt cond . S3SOor best rond S32.000 Nl•wporl
ofr 494-8248 Y;u·hl 1-~xch ti75-t80ti
loah& .....
E ... p 11t •••••••••••••••••••••••
9010 •..•....••.............
Olympic traanang Kayak.
15 'x2S". 30lbs Incl
storage rk. flotation.
hand made varnished
paddle. also '72 4hp Mere
0 18 en,:t. Xlnt cond. lo
hrs. mcl 3 gal remote
tank PP. Lido Is l
67J.11lSO
35· Viking S F . 197U.
tw 3SO CrWI FWC. 7 5
Kohler gen . VHI". fatho.
sumlog. i s lat e rm:,.
~.000. Nwpt Yar ht 1-:x
rh675 1800
31' unanate Sedan ... .ti
1973. 1'w 'OMC. fresh wtr
L'OOled. 2 statmns. VI-II".
Fatho. eng sym"s. bait
tank S37 5110 Nwpt
Yacht Exchan~e (;75 181MI
loats-Mt-aillt-.-.,.-... -tc-e/ Boats. Soil 9060 S..:Wc 91>20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••~••••••••••••• '49. Luders 16, 2Sfl, vurn
· .• hull . s lip 1n NB . Boatwork. repairs. r~· b . l r I S41TllO furb1s hang . paanl & ~-:;101 u · "arnas h Kai!h quaht) · _ _ _
w o rk I r e a s r a t es ~ovang. ml.tit ~ell (.;al ~O
548--7044. eves. Sailboat. xtras. sturaRI!
'°!"; ....... ~p .. 9030 ...••............•..•..
GENOA 5.50 sq rt 6112 oz
Xlnt cood. $275
673-5340
9040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
43' --Mcs'iMt" Full ) e quipp ed .
beautifully ma mtainc'<i.
ready t.o crwse nr lave
aboard Slap ma~ he
available t 11 2'k Fmani·
m1t J)OSSable S72.000. ur
9>5.000 af no broker tn
volved. Clean deal will
include 9' Avon Redcrest
with floorboards and 4 S
hor.iepower Johnson out-
board .• J a ck C urley
534·l505 home. or 840·2254
un the bo11t weekend:,.
24' Skipjack '79. Opl!n
Hull. Volvo 225. 120 hr~
VHF. Swim LOR. fresh
wtr flush. mant l'Ond.
Mu s t se ll . PP
714-673-1611. ·----
& holsl launch facahtll'!>
in Newport Beach S4000
or offer Arte r 5 30 .
645-0408 Carl
HOBIE 16' w trlr xlnt
cond. S1800. call ah er
Sp~64~8617
HOBl E In' Xlnt t:ond.
S I 4 0 0 1, 4 4 I 1 0 S
6754Sl2pm
CRUISING ~AIUJll
Instead of buy an~ I hat
crwsmg sailboat. enJOY
unlimited saahng for a
s mall 1n\e s lment
673-5340 ------
36. Morgan 0 .1 sloop. dsl.
Npt Bch shµ. 2 tt1h1m •. 2
he ads I shower:-.. loadl•tl
for world c·rwsml!. I' P
'59.500 642-1325. 646 5603
For Sale. like n~w. Lido
14 , al ~ub5lanl1al <J1s
c ount. Compl e ll•l y
eq uipped~ ancl n ew
trailer, used approx 6
weeks 673-3515 SlSO /best offer. wath
case. 64&U4S 11· Bos ton Whal er
CONN Darector Trumpet. w/85HP Mercury enl!. Oreadnaught 32' <Tah1l1
Ketch >. k1l partially
complete. Eve & wk
644-0185 or 644-5373 __
with case. Xlnl cond SS500 or best offer
Sl.SO. 548-2858. 548·25.59 _546-8397 _______ _
Real nice 11· Sidney
Sloop. sips 2, trlr. run
ning lighti.. molor &
possible s l1 p SllWO
631·4613
23' Coronado Sloop. fixed
keel, main. jib. !{en~a.
VHF. sgl/Johns on in·
board. SS.950. Newport
Yactit ExCbange 675-1800
~~~ipl/ 9070
T1•1part._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moteriaecl .... 9140
~~==11 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1978 Peugot Moped. bes t
cash offer. ~119 Call
Use ,,,.,,,., At/ service
when pla ci ng your
ad ... a Daily Pilot · ad
number wi ll appear in your
ad w e take your
mes sages 24 hour s a
day ... you call in at your
convenience during olfite
hours and get the responses
to your ad ... this service
is only $10 per week . For
more information and to
place your ad call 642-5678.
DAILY PllOl
evenigls.
9150
'18 Rltl250 C2 Good cond.
1st bore. [)(; exhaust,
.-ZS. 644·521S
1m FOXJ<GT . 1842ma.
$400/080
Call Paul 552·8941
'74 Yamaha E:nduro 175.
s treet l egal. S450
~Jl
'T1 HONDA GOLDWING,
loackd. xlnl cond. color
m at ched. Must sell.
532·57"2.
1979 Honda C X 500
custom, x1m. cond .. 11ell5
ror over 12700 new: ask
lftl( S1800. &45-tms
·ao Hood.-CM'1m'r. lo mi.
ltlnt cond. SOl"lVlt a ntl
>Ir"";' I.I():. • II ·----
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64S S!nS after 6pm
'57 T Hird. Porthol,• top. 3
spd. xlnt 1·ood Hblt 11m
Ask111.: S12.000 l>ays
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642·988S
1971 \ >I Ve1w 1>ta WRn.
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dual exhau!>l , n e w
rud1als. prof dnnl·
thruo ut. blk acr) 111'
w blue panstnpm~ Show
car. $3CXXl. 9Si 3350
46 Ford Woodie. re~tored
$13.000 ALSO ·29 Model
A Town S<>dan . t dr
re:.tored Ideal for s tu
dent $10.000 675-6161 ---
DUCATI '73 7SO GT
Clusstc stork 11 .000
males $2100 559-9620
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·so MGA . 911•·; restnrt'tl
Personal µlates rl!atl
"1960 MGA" $1500/flrm
&IS-75.11
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675-9917
1976 Blazer. 4 whl dr. Rood
cond light green. S3SOO
951 lUdys
Trucks 9560 .•..•........•.••••••.•
• CHEV. HEW '10
12'11' STAKE!
Automatic trans . pwr
steeranjt. d ual rearlt.
I0.000 GVW. t'll' cSer
816.11
$8198!
HOWA.RDClwnoa.t
Oove&Quaal Sts
NEWPORT Bl!:ACH
83l-0555
'73 FORD Truck w /tool
box. am/fm rass stereo,
Sl900. 6.1l-242S
'76 Datsun P U Spec
whls. radJals. new pamt.
$2900, 8.1'7. 213S
'*> SRS Longbed. Toyota
Sloclilan<J skyliner shell
w1padded bed line r.
Polyglocoat Burgl a
alarm Custom uphol,
•AM/F'M ster . chrome
bumper. Onl> 3000 m1.
Cost B!OO. Sell S644S Ph
64.5-8457
9570 •••••••••••••••••••••••
11»7 Trademan 200 work
van. liOOO. Must see. For
sate by Owner 557--0572
AMtoaW..ted 9590 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
for top UMd cars-fore11(n.
domestics or classics. If
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see us Fl RST'
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COSTA MESA
979-2500
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CLIAMCAIS
AND DUCKS
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&ION. Beach Blvd. $12,900. 6*0fl22.
IS Mi. No. otSA Fwy l
La Habra SZ2·S333
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S MOVING TO IWROPE PORSCHE Must seU. '75 RMW 530i.
Priced 'for quick s ale.
"19 Model ~-Pop Top
Convertible. Full power.
A 11s um e l e a i.e .
1l4 /4!» -2.141.
WANTED m1001otfer. 675-0893.
·12 BMW 2002 W. J owner.
'74 911 Coupe immal.' Ssp
59K ma AC FM cass re·
cords alloys .Jee green
paint like new Sl3.000 or
offer. BJG.2447 496.5185.
Allow u.'I the> Opportl.uuty 4 s pd, fuel inj • a 1 r.
to coru.1der the purchase AM /FM. Koai shocks,
or tl'lldtJ.m ol your clean new Un!S. rwtS like new l'on.c~ Cheek wath Us liOOO or belt offer. Call
Toduy• ~ C7t4)551·91190eves
l96S 3S6C parti a I ly
restored, needs work.
$4.500, 493-6510. 'df f) ~~ '7!l 3201. c::ii.m acr<' blk. I<' , U," rru. under warranty. BBS
----·-----·ao 924, snrf. aar. c~ette.
4.000m1. Bes.t offer over
$15,500. 541>-8991.
_,, .... _ "" ' whls. many xtra ~
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Costa Mesa 540-5630
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at Bayside On ve
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Alfa IOlllfo 9705
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"We'rl· Dealin'"
1980 SPfDERS
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848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
'77 ALFA CPE-57M fr m1 .
orig.·own. $6800 a i r .
slereo1cass. ma c h x .
always garagoo. tip top
cond. days. 213·622·1856.
rute1wknd 714·646-2003
Audi 9707 ..•....................
'74 Audi lOO LS .
$'9()()
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Huns Good. T wo Tof.IS,
Good Dash 857 .(l9f,()
day weekends ____ _
BMW '78 320!, AM1fM
tape. s unroof. A /C.
alarm. 19200 l o wnr
(714)642-4358
~ 9715 •••••••••••••••••••••••
·73 4·cyl s lick . g re11t
mech. cond.. nd~ body
work SOOO. 548·6737
'71 6·cyl. slick. S500 or
make orrer. must sell .
673-8013. .,..... 9720 •••••••••••••••••••••••
·n 280Z 2+2. 4-spd. elec
:.nrf. AM/FM cass. A/C.
s.1Kmi.S8S00.66l 7074 __
·75 280Z Mctalhr Blue.
4spd. a 1c. am/fm. new
ures. shocks. maAS. Xlnt
$4895. 766-8003 ___ _
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'54 Porsche. needs bum
pers & new top Has '70
VW enR, Very classy
S40001bst 1·622·2920 dy.
l-620-7120 evl':J.
'66 912. Aood cond recent
work. SS500
644.51167 --------" 69 911E TARGA. Super
Sharp. Custom 75 mod.
$11,500 1060 645· 7498
'7n 911S Targa, Ssp. aar,
stereo. 1mmac. Sl6,000.
64-11~------
'6.'i Porsche l56C Low en2
rrules. New tires. Many
1'Xlras S5700. 631-6425
'66 23CSL. new white laq 2
t ops. 4s pd , a m /fm
s t ereo. SI0.900/<JBO.
499·3Cf>3. ·------
l.977 9llS. red w1blk. all
optio n s. 30.000 m 1.
Sl.S.900. 645-1682
60 D ROADSTER
Blk/Blk. OMA 113.000 ma
fll ;500. 642-~ ---------
'61 356B Restored. have
rel·e1 pl~. S7000/0BO
979·4489 eves, 898-9651
wkkdys.
'77 280Z 2x2. Beautiful .;...----9 755
tond. Mags. Private par •••••••••••••••••••••••
t.v. :w>-t64S. 673·7517 _ 76. Great Cond. 30-35mp.:
·n DA1'SUN 8210. <tsµd, S2800 Sunroof. '19"·l!76S
xlnt rnila a~c. clean or 494-oooo -
S!:.JO P.P b~.!_0_. __ Rois loyce 9756
9725 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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conci. must sell. 1es 3762 ~ CARVER
days. 7~148>eves ROLLS·ROYCl
Ha.da 9727 ls.tl>J•mbor~ NewPQrt&.,1<11 ....................... I\'------
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UCB.I.EMT
SB.ECTION!
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OLDSMOllLE
HOMDA IEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH •••••••••••••••••••••••
CREVIER
&I SI & IROAOWAY
SAMfA AMA
835·3171
JME ULTIMATE OAIVING MACMINE
•USIDIMW1•
'722002tii W/ S/r (2061)
'733.0CS cpe. mint(~)
'74 2002tiis /r (0332)
'75 2002a (0035) -
GMCTIUCKS
2850 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA ,\IESA 752-0900
540.~640 Toyota 9765 ---------...................... .
'76 Honda Wagon. 40.000 77 SRS Ltflback. silver
mi. Clean & xlnt cond. w/blk. AC. AM/FM. S
Asking $3495 best. Ca II spd. Radrals. S3I;-7226 aft
8-Spm. 557-0551 ask for 6
Margie78 __ Co_r_o_U_a_. S-R-s-. -ll-ft_b_a-ck-.
'75 Civic. 30MPG, new like new. low mdes. $4000
tires. great cond. Must or best offer. 642·6193
sell 12300/ofr. 644·6462 after S.:.> ·-------'7SS30iaw1s /r (14831 ·so T oyota TERCEL.
'762002s/r4sp.<15781 ...,.... 9730 liftback, Sspd. am/fm
eves
·n 630cs1 C456SXG ) ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo, a /c. factory war·
'78320i4sp.air (4228) '64 x. 5-4.000 m a. orig rant y. SS1·3949 afler
'78320ia.air (6095) yellow paint. s tic k . Gpm.
'78S30ia loaded <5468> am/rm cass. mint. S8500. ~---------
'79S28ia s/r (21615) 675-8941 eves & wkends 1 IUY NOil.EMS
CloMd S•days 558-2671 dys. Sick or dead roreign cars ___ _..;.._____ wanted. Pintos too.
OllAHGE COUNTY'S '76 XJ12L ~IC 36M. Fr~w 631-2697 OLDEST l mmac . Cassette.
Power, Orig. Own. S8600. '79 orolla. brown w I & wkkdys 752.-1800 beige int. AM radio. xlnl
I Malde 97ll =~ C:~;p~·~: · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• De · .. '2 7664 d ays Sales-Service· Leasing ·72 Mazda RX3. Needs mse · .... . ' Row ~.lllC.. work. Great eng & in· wkends : 546-5795·
Rolls ftoyce BMW tenor. S350 or bst ofr. '76 Celica GT Liftback.
1S40Jamboree 645-9878 A /C, stereo. s hadow. Newport Beach 640-6444 ...:...:::....:.::..:..:;.. ____ -: .• -5spd. XJnt cond. $4200
IS BMW 3.0 Si, 4dr. auto,
a classic! Tip lop shape.
must see apprec. S8000
days 213-622·1856
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VALLEY
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MIWIMW-S ...
IOPIM>WtB IMW"S .
To choolle from '74 t hru
,•79 . 2002's, 320i's, 530fs.
G>Ci's
For the best deal In
Orange Counl)' ... Come
see ia todly !
~.._ '740 finn.96.1-5515. •••••••••••••••••••••••
ta.P!!. T,..... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Leaving the cou?try ! '79 TR7 Convertible. 6.000
Must sell my baby· 11»1 rru every option must
Men:edes Benz 2SOC that see to apprec. xtoi. cond.
Is really clean. Loaded 67J.2019 inc. le•t.ber at AM /FM _.:...... _______ _
stereo. Needs a good 'TT TR7. Sspd. lo mi. ~t.:.. home! call 673=0865 even-_,., -~ ings aner I P m. & .............. 1SO:m1
675-9050daya. ......... '770
'61 210 SL: 2 Tops. Very ••••••••••••••••••••••• s h a rp. Auto .. a ar . tiBEMOW!!!
113,950/0ffer . 673·6336, "Oaaber Diesel Power"!
642·1886 Also a good selection cl
• 7 9 M B z 4 so S LC Sciroccos. Cheek ·us for ' -soo t h e BEST pri ces ! Purchase .or -· or Professional leasing asawne lease. Xlnt cond.
6'2-•nodysonly. available!
12 4sc&. Mercedes Benz.
burgundy. blk Int .. wire
wheels . Register e d .
COnd. beaut. Collectors
car. Sll,500.00. 913-1488
~nz 22116, 1980. aood .. aooo oeo.
1919 i..kewood Blvd.
SADOLBACIC
21 so HarW ll•d. VALLEY wons
Coat. MeN 645-5700 28G llarauerite Pkwy.
ll.illlonVlejo s~ 1dl" 1t 1.•an11 w11h aj IJl .. 2040 . 49M94t
...... LONG BEACH
121Jt5'7·1'63
OPEN SUNDAYS
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73 4SOSLC. allver, blk In· PIKlnC a Cluaified ad ls tenor. 114,800. Gd cond. • euy u ctiaJiq your
J::ve '75·1711. Daily pb&me. Give 1» a call.
-..00. We'll do the felt. 142·5118
'71 VW BUS runs good, Cor ...tie ttlJ
am/fm !Stereo $1700. •••••••••••••••••••••••
631·2425 ·n Black Corvette, fully
-----equip, 27,000 ma, 4Spd,
68 bus. 71 engine. runs -" Call Melody1M7-{gt8,
looks great. ~ 9935
____ 548-8179. ~ •••••••••••••••••
'75 S c iroc·co. Am/fm
cassette. 41tpd. 50.000ma.
Clean. l34Cl0. 644·9635 .
'73 VW Camper . Runs
good. new tJres, stvter.
& allemator. 12.700 080
49M506.
'79 VW Bus. auto. mmt
cond. xtras . be:.t offer
takes 49f.3176
1979 CONVERTIBLE ,
xlnt rood. low miles. all
xtras, S7900, 700.l*l
79 WC':->tphalrn 1'01> tnp
r adials. AM/i''M cass.
xlnt cond. 2S,OOO miles .
S9200 S45-tll02
·74 Super Hug . X lnl.
Stored 2 yr~. S3200.
8Sl-l664.
·10 vw Bug. Sl9SO best or
fer. En~ xlnt. nds sOIJlt'
body work. 645-41_08 __
W VW Westraha c·am~·r
Super clean, many xtra. ...
must sell. S!>300 Or best
offer 496-~7.
'69 Bug JOmpg, lo m1.
am /fm cass. sunroof. nu
pol, r1.U1~ Rreat S2350
Call84S3>49
'68 VW Van. Poptop. reblt
SOUTH COAST
DODGE
It's coming soon! Watch
for our grand opening!••
2888 Harbor Blvd.
COS'l'A MESA
540-0330 ----------
Ca ' JS-!
Waldl for ow
Gr..d~illg'!!
Fealunng excitang
new Oodi:te Anes· K Car
2 6 MPG . 41 MPG
hi~hway.
Your mileagl' may vary
depending on speed, trip
length & weather conda
lions . Actual mileage
will probably be lower
than the hi ghway
est.1~tes
SOUl'H COAST
DODGE
2)J88 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
54CM>330
en~ $1750 Call daytime Ford 9940
494-SLSI before 3pm •••••••••••••••••••••• •
'66 VW BUG Xlnt mec·h
cond 9JO
!l62·1m4
9772 •......•...•....•.•••••
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EXPERTS
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VOlVO r
l966H.arbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
646-9303 54~9467
'70 \,olvo. nu bra.kl~. nu
tires. need-; somt> work
Aslung 9995. 496-Z'l28
11»1 Ford LTD Wagon .
J..'OOd cond., S600.
494-8248
·11 Tonno SW Loaded.
Runs good. New tires ...
brakes Origuia l Owner.
$950. 644.9564 -------
'tlll WAGON. O(.'W ta res.
hrak~•. batte r y, l!tc
90.1 ~·1064
Mft'cwy 9950 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
ORANGE COUNTY'S
RHEST
LINCOLN-MBRCURY
Ot:ALERSHJP
'Gi Volvo Wgn. xlnt mt:ch
RAY R..ADEIOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY
16· 18 Auto Center Dr
SO Fwy Lake Forest ~lC1l
IRVI NF:
83~7000
l·ond. one owner, a i. 1i. Miatmci 9952
Sl:IK) 846-0296 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ti6 nice & clean. n .. w '80 6400~. all •>PltOn'>. brakp,, & mulfler $14115,
264GL. Sl 1.~ lse or bu) t.73 0473 e\'es 957-l633 wkkday1'
. ....•.................
G1Mral 9901 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MOTHING O~ER
$4995
MAIEIS
AUTO CENTER
1425 Baker Street
COSTA MESA
'ITT Mustang, 289 .wto
Mint cond. Must ~l'I!,
loaded. m>o. or bst ofr.
900-~18 af~ 6~m__ __
'66 Mus tang. excellent
l'OOd. S2800f()(fer
759-tn!S
i9 Must. 4 cyl, AM /FM
cass $4400. ean 497·3564
or 642· 1931
'68 Mustang. Xlnt. cond.
VM Auto, air. 44.500ma .
S3200, 548--2352. 9-S 540-9202 __ ,.;;._ _______ ,Olcll ID .. I
H55 '
a..:.-&. 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 19 Ok1s DIESEL Custom ~7~·;:;~·~:~~~-~~·~:~ Cruiser Wagon 26M LL
ecutive car. F\111 power. Tan S8SOO P/P673-0429
Ass ume lease. sun mo. '75 Cutlass. PB. PS. AC.
714/497·2141 St.800 or offer
c •• c 9915 552.6987 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'80 DSL S EVILLE .
Gry/Gry llhr Int built-in
CB. wire wheels. llM m1 .
pp 7fJ0.1018
'79 Seville. Loaded. us·
sum. lse. S284/mo. lo ma.
848-5685
"17 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1977C_.oLT
Must sell this week. Very
clean condition. Yellow
with white lnlerior. Air
conditioning. powe r
brakes and s teer in g
AM/FM 8 track stereo.
49K mi. "250.
~ 768-5837"
1971 CHPIOLET
CAMAIO 1-21
Autom atic trans .. air
con d .. pwr. s t eer-
inJ .AM/FM cassette
fleck-& mags, Excep·
Uonal ! <859LKE I.
$4911
THEODORE .
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HARBOR Bl VO
CO~TA M(~A 1'>·11 OOIO
'15C.maro, red. xlnt
eond. loaded. SlMOC).
645,QSS.
'920
S&USMST!
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of NE..-lr .USEO
Cbevroletsl
CONHB.l
CHEVROLET
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S4~1200
9'57 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 RUNABOUT, a uto.
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VOL. 73, NO. 252, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE CO UNTY , CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Schools Echoing 'So Long, Sununer'
BJ alCHAaD GRE£S °' .. ~ ..........
Thous~ ot tudt-nu aloag
the Oran&e Coast said goodbyt
to th~ir summ~r \•ac1ationb th1l'I
morning as they \1entured out 111
to gloom y weather to s tart
another school year...J
About 2.300 rewer students will
ans~er the roll l'all thu; momtn8
In the rour school distracts co er
ing the Huntington Beach fo'oun
tain Valley area
1·utal enrollment st unds a l
•5.000 Uni. \Or in lhc llunl
tn~\('ln ~¥C'h C'1t) 1clemt'ntary1
r uuntaan \'allt>> 0<'ean View
and HunllnRton Rt•1.c•h l 'nion
ll11:h School du;trirt~
0(>rhn1ng t'nrollnwnt wall also
tw the rult' thus )'t'llr 1n th.-
Nt>~ port Mr,u \.'u1flt'd School
n1l\t' '"t ~ h1<'h t»q.1.-rh 19.392
!ltudt'nls tod.i) do~n l.\00 f rom
last 'ear
A pa\ a!> 'ou .:u i.tudt•rH blob
D•llY ,., ... ~.., ,.wk • 0'0-tl
'IT WON'T BE THE SAME,' SAYS RE'.rtRED TEACHER
For Rm Time In 45 Yeera, No Sund•y Night Buttertll••
Retiring Teacher
Already Lonesome
By STEVE MARBLE °' * l)Mly "' ... ''-"
For the first time smce she
began teaching in a one·room
school house in rural Missouri .
Delores M. Bowles didn't get the
"Sunday night butterflies."
"That's what you get the njght
before 5chool begins,·· the fe.
tired teacher laughs. "And I
should know. I got them for 45
years."
After retiring last June from
the Newport·Mesa Unifi ed
School District. she said it is a
bit lonesom e to watch the
school-bound youngsters from
the window of• her Newport
Beach h<>me.
In the past she would have
been a t Wil.son o r Victoria
schools in Costa Mesa.
'T m sure one morning I'll get
up, grab my lunch pail and take
o rf without giving it a ny
though•, .. she s~ looking at a
stac1c or needlepoint that sh<>uld
keep her busy.
"The reality of not going back
hasn't hit. I'll miss it. Helping a
child is the greatest contribution
in the world."
She said there will be other
teaching-related habits she'll
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Olllfy ""',... .. Lee~ BONNIEJIAN IU""IDGIANDHDSICONDOMDIRI
Atn, ...... Juee .. ,,...Out•• • Te11ett.r
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'1ng plan cOlltlng $20 per month
ror t'ltCh partl<'1patinK pupil
bt-gan Optiratlon this momma in
the Nt'w.,Ort·Mesa School Dis-
t n et
While enrollment as down this
year m the Newpor1 Mesa area,
about 1.000 more pupils than last
year were expect~ to answer
the bell this morning 1n
·ap1strano Unified School OLS·
lrl('t
Those new student~ s well the
district 's total pupil count to .
18,000
Meanwhile. i o tbe Irvine
Unified School District, where
school started last Wednesday.
enrollment also is larger this
year than last. A total of lS,500
students are atte.nrung 2!i schools
there . about 800 more tha n last
year. ,
On the other hand, there will
be about 2.5 percent fewer stu·
dents Utis year in the Laguna
Beach Unified School District.
For the fourth year in a row no
new teachers were hired on the
2. 700·Student school district.
In adrution to the mandatory
education school d istricts. a
number of institutions of higher
learning along the Orange Coast
will be in operation this year.
· Orange Coast College in Costa
Mesa opened today for 2!i.82S
students. 9.2 percent more than
last year
Saddleback Community
College's Mission Viejo campus
started classes two weeks ago
with 20.000 students and its
Irvine campus had about 4.000
~tudents.
UC Irvine opens later lh1s
month with an enrollment of
10.000
Oswald Case Rests
Judge Pollders Exhumation Request
FORT WORTH. Texas CAP)
A state judge today heard
more than· an hour's testimony
in the ruspute over whether the
body buried in Lee Harvey's
Os wals's grave should be ex·
humed . The judge the n ad·
journed the session to consider
the case
Woman
Injured in
Accident
A spectacular accident during
rush hour traffic early today left
the driver of a pick·up truck with
serious injuries and created ma·
jor traffic tieups in both the north·
bound and southbound lanesofthe
Santa Ana Freeway in Irvine.
The identity of the ferrale
driver. hurt in the two-vehicle
rear-end type collision in which
her truck flipped over and
skidded into the freeway's center
divider. was not immediately
available from the California
Highway Patrol.
Judge James E Wright gave
no indication when he would rule
on whether t he Fort Worth
burial site should be opened to
check on the identity or remains
there.
Meanwhile. the Dallas Mom·
ing News reported that Justice
Department orticials tried years
Carter Even
With Reagan
NEW YORK (AP> -
President Carter and his
Republican challenger.
Ronald Reagan, ran even in
Time magazine's latest poll
or voter prererence. the
magazine says.
Carter and Reagan both
attracted 39 percent of
those surveyed. Time said
S unday . The poll 's
sampling en oT was plus
or minus 3 lo 4.S percent. a
spokesman said.
3 Injured
In Crash Near
Crystal Cove
A rescue crew from the Orange
County Fire Department worked
about 25 minutes to free the
woman from the truck's
wreckage. authorities said. She
was taken to the Santa Ana-Tustin
Community Hospital for treat· Three per.sons r e mained
ment. hospitalized in stable condition
Thedriverofthe second vehicle today recovering from injuries
involved in the accident, Richard sustained over the weekend when a car driven by a Hun\· Cuciti, of Laguna Beach, was not ington Beach man crossed the
injured, authorities said. center ruvider on Coast Highway
John Merritt. CHP spokesman. near Crystal Cove and collided
said the pick·up truck was head· with a southbound auto.
ing northbound on the freeway Edward Smith. 27. of Hunt·
.. at an excessive rate or speed" ington Beach. and J anice Shaw.
when il collided with the second-3%. of Costa Mesct. a passe f er
vehicle in the rast lane near in the southbound car . were re-
CulverDrive. ported in guarded but stable
Merritt said the accident only
added to t raffic proble ms on the
b usy freeway. "We had a
particularly heaving inrtux today
since it's the first day or school, ..
Merr itt said.
condition in South Coast Medical
Center. ·
The driver of the southbound
car . Randolph Taylor, 23, of El
Monte. was treated and released
from the hospital following the
8 :45 p.m. Saturday accident.
All Rookies
New Teacher Excited, Too
I By JOHN NEEDHAM
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The children in Bonnie Jean
Suffridge's second grade class
sat quietly in their seats on the
rirst day or school, grinning
broadly as the teacher struggled
lo remember their names.
On the blackboard in large let-
ters was written "Welcome to
the second grade." The greeting
also was directed at Mrs. Suf.
fridge, who began her first day
as a teacher at Richard Henry
Dana Elementary Scnool today. "I hope y<>u are all as excited
as I am." she said softly. "I
want you all lo know how happy
I am to be here and how glad I
am that I'm your teacher."
The 30 youngsters raised their
hands and responded eagerly
when she asked them how they
thou1ht her name wu spelled.
·' l was really worried about
being hired," said the 23-year·
old teacher before classes
began. "Now I have to prove
myself worthy.''
She aa.id it ia important to be
open with children so they will
be open ln return.
Thou1h just be1innin1 her
teachlnc career, Mn. Suffrldae
has definite ideas on bow a
classroom abou.ld be run.
"t hate busy work Juat for the
sake ot keepin1 children busy,"
she saJd adamantly. "I'm not a
buay work type of person. There
• •
has to be a reason to be doing
something. Adults certainly
would not accept work that had
no purpose other than to occupy
time.".
She also said she tloesn 't t.hinJc
it is necessary for children to be
taught inside a classroom. "I
like to plan walking trips and
claases out.aide on the lawn," she
said.
The major goal she has set for
her students is for them to be
ready for third grade. "I want t-0
teach them more than paper and
pencil skills," she said.
"I want my kids to be aware
o( current events by discussing
what is going on in the world.
They have to have some idl!a of
what is ,Oing on and how these
even ls are affecting them.
ls Mrs. Suffrid1e nervous
about her first day as teacher?
"I'm not nervous at all, really,
ahe saJd, amilinc.
"But "I'm a lot more excited
than I ever thought I could be."
Navy Probe8 Fire
SAN DIEGO <AP> -An anon '} inveaU,atJon is beinl made ln&o
a bu.ildlnc fire at the Paclftc
Fleet's A.nti-Subnlarlne Warfare
Tralnilll Center. The Nav)' said
il burned four room• Sunday on
the MCOftd floor of the bu.lldinc
ln which training officen serve.
ago to have Oswald's family ex·
hume and cremate the body, cit·
ing worries that the grave mjght
be descecrated because Oswald
had been named as the assassin
of President Kennedy.
And the newspaper said the
CIA sought exhumation in the
1964 memo lo FBI di rector J
88Safe
Edgar Hoover. who turned aside
the re<fuest. saying that aspect
of the FBJ's inquiry of the Nov·
em be r 1963 assassination 1s
Dalla~ was "highly secret ··
The Warren Commission re·
ported Oswald was the lone as·
sassin. but controversy over the
<See ~WALD. Page A2)
Hijacked Jetliner
I ..ands in Cuba
MIAMI <AP) -A Spanis h·
speaking man carrying a bottle
of liquid and dema nding to go to
Cuba hijacke d an Eastern
Airlines jet carrying 88 people
e n route from New York to
Florida today. authorities said.
No in.juries were reported, and
the plane. EastetYI Flight 161.
landed at Jose Marti Airport in
Cuba. the Federal Aviation Ad·
ministration said.
The FAA in Washington re·
ported the hijacker was taken
into custody b y C uban
authorities and the passengers
were allowed to leave the plane
while it was at the airport.
It was the eighth hijacking of
a U.S. airUner to Havana since
Aug. 10. most of them blamed on
disenchanted Cuban refugees
seeking to return home. Many of
the hijackers carried what they
c laimed was gasoline and
threatened to set the planes on
fire.
The Boeing 727 j et had ta~en
off froin Albany, N.Y .. s topped
al New York's Kennedy lntema·
tional Airport and was en route
Lo Tampa, Fla .. when it was hi·
State, County
Offices Plan
To Close
Califomja was admitted to the
union as the 31st state 130 years
ago Tuesday, but not all gov-
ernmental agencies around the
Orange Coast are taking the his·
toric anniversary as a holiday.
State and county offices in the
Santa Ana Civic Center will be
closed Tuesday in observance of
Admission Day, but all federal
orfices lnclurung the U.S. Postal
Service will remain open.
San Clemente. San Juan
Capistrano and Costa Men city
halls will close for the holiday.
Huntin1ton Beach , Irvine.
N~wport Beach and Laguna
Beach municipal offices will re·
main open, along with Fountain
Valley, Westminster and Seal
Beach city halls.
Silverware
'
Taken in NB
Burclars stripped a pillow
case off a bed and then loaded it
up with nearly $5,000 worth of
valuables from a home i n
Newport Beach's Dover Shores
area. poUce aaid today.
The Intruders, investi1aton
said, entered the Windward
Drive home oyer the weekend
tbrou•b an unlockecl 1ara1e
door and then ransacked a
bedroom and the dinln• room.
Police aaid the crooks re·
portedly dropped an eitbt-plac.
ailverYtare set, a pair of crystal
candleholdett and "°° ln '20
bill• into the pillow case before
neeln1.
jacked over Charleston. S.C , the
FAA said.
Ea s tern s pokes man J im
Ashlock at the airline's Miami
headquarters said the plane was
commandeered by one m ale
passenger with a "bottle of
som ething who wanted to go to
Cuba." The FBI in Miami said
the hijacker apparently spoke no
English. '
"Everybody's safe.·· Ashlock
said. "Everything seems to be
going according to the normal
procedure on these ...
Lifeguards
Report Beach
Vseon Wane
It may nol be official. but. ac·
cording to lifeguards rrom Seal
Beach lo San Clemente. s ummer
as over.
Beaches along the Orange
Coast got only a light workout
over the weekend as early mom·
ing fog kept the waterfront
socked in and water tern ·
peratures dropped.
Th is morning in Newport
Beach. lifeguards said seagulls.
for the first time in months. out·
numbered beach buffs and sur-
fers.
Newport guards reported only
30.000 visitors on Sunday and
roughly 45.000 on Saturday. A
chilly 61 degree water tem-
perature kept most of the vis·
itor s on the sand. Lifeguards
said they made 19 rescues dur·
ing the two days.
In Huntington Beach. along
the mile-stretcti of city sand.
30,000 persons turned out Sunday.
onl v a h a ndrul m ore than
showed up Saturday.
Coasl
Weather
Partly cloudy tonight
a nd Tuesday . Lows
tonight 58 to 63. Tuesday
highs near 70 at beaches to
83 inland areas.
INSIDIE TODA~
Jimmy Corter mode 660
campmgn promiaes in 1976.
The Republican National
Committee has reviewed
them, 1u1m~r bf/ num~r.
and com'"""'td on iome of
tho1e kq( and on ot~rs for
fro m realization. See
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WASHINGTON IAl•1 l~llltonl'r"S '" l~ Ansel.s's school
d.,segregatlon l' .. i.t' mubt (tit' rt' ponst with S Su prtme Court
Justice Wiiham Rtthnqutl'il bf-fort hi" will c-ont,der • 1chool
board rt.>quesl tu hi.lit mandatory buaan(t, Rehnquial ruled today
Rt>hnqW:i\, who rt't'l'ind tn. board reque t to halt the man
dator> portion of the lnh'l(tatlon pro1ram tod•y. set a Thunday
dt>adhne for thv hhn>t or the r. ,)()nst'S by the plainll(f S<'hool
starts Sept HJ 111 lht' nut1on 's st>rond large. t srhool dtstnr t
.. It · ~:.mtl'I .to h~ar from tht> pt-t1llon.-rs that rnunr. all of
the m .•· s~ud St'hool board µrl':.ld~nt Roberta Weintraub
She i.t.ud lhut 11u•lu11Pi. t he Amt>rkan Ct\'tl L1bfortlt'll lln1on tht>
Not111n;1I AsMW1ution for tht> d' an<'t"mtnt nf l'olor~ People
tht> lJn1tt>d Tl•:1dw1' 11f t.o~ An.:t'lt-s and tht' lntegratmn PrOJt't'l
1.1mon1it oth(•r:.
Pelft S• rUw ,11.,.i..w ,.._,
WARSAW l\tll.rnJ 1 I» lh~s1dt'nts tod a) n·portt'd
workers strudi. un .111 plant' fJ1't11n 1n outheast P<>l•nrt ~t'aU!lt'
a local Commum:.t l'arl' lt'U<lt-r 'out1ht tt> ltecp them Crom Corm
tng an tndepemlt>nt trudl' 11n1on. one or tht kt>) con<'~ '!uoni.
gr anted strikers in th1:-count!) s labor t'n s1
The d1s~1dt>11\-. dtomt>d AloJZ) Kotarba. fir t S4"Creta ry of
the part\ N•mm1\lt't' (or lh\' Rzeszo~ region. told workers in
M ielec th.it there "a!> no net'(t for independent trade union!>·. 1n
the area Ill' allegedl) a :.kcd "11rkt'rs to sign pet1t1ons declaring
they wo11ld not organize union' rndependent of part) and go'
ernmt>nt control an accordance \It Ith agreements made b) the re
g1me with strikers In Gdansk. Si<'iecm and S1les1a
ffurri<"ant-Gt-org.-• Ploctftl
MIAMI (A p 1 Ru:.y forecast ers toda} were plothng the
couri>e or Hurricane Georges chumm~ across the North Atlantic
and kt>eping a close watch on two tropical storms that appeared
· likeh candidate~ for hurnt'ane status
·" 1 couldn ·1 tell )OU the la::.t tim e we had three things work
ing a t the same tame." forecaster Males Lawrence or the Na·
tional Hurricane Center ·aid
The 1980 Atlantic season's fou rth hurncane. Georges began
as a weak tropical storm Sunday and strengthened to hurn cane
status in a matter or hours. he said
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JERUSALEM <AP I Pnme Minister Menachem Begin.
under Am erit'an pressure. has apparently postponed plans to
mo\ e his offi ce to the a nnexed Arab sector of Jerusalem. g?v·
ernment sour ces s aid today
Bel?tn's ne" offit'e. near the Mount of <?lives .. has been
read\ for oc.·cupancv for two w~ks But the pnme minister has
not s'ought Cabinet approval for the move and sources sai~ they
wert-not aware or any intention to seek Cabinet approval in the
near future
LONDON (AP> About I l ounces of radioat'tive plutonium
disap peared from a nuclear reactor in Scotland and was never
found . according to a Britis h Broadcasting Corp r eport
scherluled to air tonight.
The report said the missing plutonium was m two fuel pins.
each a bout -\ feel lonj? It said about 3 ounces was lost in 1973
and another .8 ounces d1~appeared in 1977 from the 250·
megawatt Dounreay station in the Scottish Highlands . one or 16
nuclt>ar po" er stations in Bntam
Father Sou ht
Girl, 4, Nabbed
From S]C Home
/tlgsiery Tie-up
Southbound traffic on Newport Boulevard m Costa Mesa
looked like this during rush hour this morning Traffic
Jam was caused when someone closed off some of the
traffic lanes at Fair Drive near Orange County Fair·
grounds . Aides in city traffic e ngineer's office said
Caltrans is improving signals and turn pockets at the in·
tersection. but Caltrans spokes man said the work isn 't
s upposed to start until later this week. He couldn't
explain why traffic lanes were blocked this morning
Rest advice is take a n alternate route
Pfices
Skyrocket
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Gold stocks jumped in active
trading today as the price Jll.
bullion rose by about S2S a troy
ounce on inlen)ational bullion
markets. Silver a lso rose sharply.
Dealers said the move partly
re flected e xpectations that oil
prices may go up again .
S audi Arabia, the largest
member of the Organization of
Pe troleum Exporting Obuntries.
reportedly plans to redut'e pro·
ductionand increase prices
. Gold closed at $672, 75 in Lon·
don
The metal traded in New York at $682. upS32.
Stiver also gained appreciably,
tradmg in New York al $19. lS. up
Sl.81.
Monex 1n Newport Beach quot·
ed a noon price of $682.50 for
gold and Sl9 10 for silver .
In Zurich: gold was trading at
$671 a troy ounce this afternoon.
upfromabout$650late Frida y.
Prices o f preciou s metals
stocks roseon the stock market
S uspect Caught
In Cop Killing
GRANTS PASS. Ore (APl
A 34-year-old man has been ar
rested in Oregon in connection
with the fat a l s hooting of a
California Highway Patrol of-
ficer. authorities reported.
J osephine County Sheriff's de ·
pu t ies a rres t ed R ona ld c_
Hawkins late Sunday night. less
tha n three h o ur s after
Patr olma n Ernie Felio was
killect near Crescent City. Cali(.
while he was making a routine
vehicle stop
No Challenge
To Firing,
Says Belsito
f'rota Pagp Al
TEACHER RETIRE.S. • •
fin.cl hard to break Like seeking bet w een M 1 ~so u r 1 an r1
out younger teachers a nd swap· California. s he took a nother
ping trade secrets Or carrying summer teaching 1ob this
By ROBE RT BARKER around a notebook lo JOI down t1:ne in Katmandu. at the foot of °' ',. 0.1,, Puouw • thoughts on new teaching ideas . Mt Ever est.
lluntington Beach City Ad· "I used to even keep that 'I never did see Evere!>l .
m1nis trator Bud Be lsito said lO· notebook right by m:r bed You ther e were always too m.rn~
day he will not seek a public never know when the idea wiil clouds One day we took a plane
hearing on his recent firing by come . If I had a student with over the mountain a nd all J
the City Council problems . I'd write down "ays could see was white It was
Belsito is schedu led to leave to help him.·· . m ind-boggling."
the city and a SSS.OOO·a -year job , Mrs . Bowles sar<f Slle was born ··-.In J953 she settled into the
Oct 1 after nearly 19 years of to be a teacher Newport·Mesaa rea and taught
ser vice. H er g ra n dmothe r wa !!. a first a nd second grades and,
.. There would be nothing to tea c h e r . two aunts w e r e later.spec1aleducation c lasses
gain by asking for a public hear· te achers as were a p air of uncles .. One of the things I'm really
ing ... he said. all in ~issouri. , going to miss is the funn y things
.. The City Charter gives the .. l was JUSt a httle country g1rl kids sav I've collected a bunch
City Council the right to fire the when I first started teachmg o f them. · s he laughs, again
city administrator for a n y They paid me $40 fo r eight opentnl!, a book to look for some
reason. months work and that rncluded samples
··1 don't see cmy usefulness in h auling in the fire wood. fetching In place of teaching. Mr:.
By STEVE MITCHELL
a public hearing beca use it real-t he w a t er a nd fill i n g the Bowlc•s s aid she intends to step
an the car and the driver sped l} would be questioning the right kerosene lamps ... she s aid. up her lectures and talks on
off ... she s aid. oJ the people who approved the She said her equipment con Beatrix Potter and Peter Rab OI ,,_ O•llf Piiot St.t"
Authont1es are s eekin g a man
who allegedly grabbed his 4
year -old daughter from a San
Juan Capistrano neighborhood
nearly stnktnR the mother m a
spo rtscar as he s ped off with the
girl
C hr i s R oshdteh to ld
authorities she had just returned
to her San Juan home Sunday
m o rning from the market when
a SQOrtscai; containing two men
pulled up in front· of the house.
"I had the ba by in bne arm
and was getting o ut 'of the car
when the othe r two girls started
run ning down the street.·· Miss
Roshdieh said
"They were delivering a birth
day present to a friend. and I
called a fte r Elizabeth and told
he r not to go.··
About that lime. the woman
said. the orange c ar sped up and
Brady Parker. the 39·year-old
father of E lizabeth . Jumped
fro m the passenger s ide. the
woman said .
Miss Ros hdieh s hoved he r
4·month old babv in her older
daughter's arms:then ran out in
the street in a fut ile attempt to
grab her daughter from he r
former boyfriend,
"He s hoved me . then jumped
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Orange County Sheriff's of· c ha rter .. sisted of sever al dog eared text bit. both admitted obsess ions
ficials said a statewide bulletin Belsito said he plans to make books and a s witch She never with her
was broadcast for the man. an d a public statement Sept 15 at his used the switch. But. s he ad mits. tht> lectures
that investigators will probably last Cit y Counc i I meeting. "l remember before !jChool or talks won't fill the place of
b e s eeking a felon y child· stressing unity a nd washing the s ta~ted I took the books an" teaching
s t ea ling complaint agains t city well. d1 v1ded the number of pages by 'Tll reallv miss 1t around
Parker. · "There would be nothing lo the number of school days ." s he C hristmas." ·she said pushing
The abduction came just two gain by perpetuating adversa ry recalls. That method. s he ex· her glasses up on her nose and
days a ft e r the woman was conditions." plained. s he later abandoned heaving a s hort sigh, "beca11se
granted a s tay from an appeals Belsito was fared Aug. 23 in After getting married. and do· it's so much fun to watch the
court that allowed her to keep the wake of nepotis m c harges in· mg some college teaching. s he kids get excited Jt won't be the
her daughter while awa\t)Vg a 'iolving a llegations that three of a ccepted a sum mer pos t at the s ame ...
custody ht>aring • ·~~ ~M.fs. ~l atlv~Y-_:.·;.~~~~l/-~l\1 :-:,;... S,~i:~ar i n
The 32·year -old mother was federal Comprehensive Employ· Etn1op1a
gr anted a s tay by the Fourth men t and Training Act <CETA) "1 kept in touch with several
Distr ict ~ourt of Appeal in San progr am in violation of federal of the students there for years ."
Bernardino on a previous court reg ulations . s he said. sorting through several
r uling that would have forced Belsito claims that t h e books to see if s hecouldturnup
her to h and over cu stody of nepotism charges wer e the real the proof ··But the letter s
Eliiabethto Parker. reason forhis discharge. s t o ppe d . Th e governm ent
Friday's ruling came on the But City Council m embers changed ..
same day Miss Roshdieh was said a lack of s trong leadership La ter. after s wear ing s he'd
st'heduled to appear in a Santa on Belsito's p art is the reason s t ic k to schools som e where
Ana family court to show cause for their decision .
why her child s hould not be re· Belsito said that ne potism al·
turned to Texas with her father . legations weren 't formal and
The custody fig ht is complicat· were m ade by county Manpower
$d by the fa c t that M iss Commission monitor s without
Ro s hd1eh and h er forme r input from various o ffi cials
boyfriend never married and "t hat wou ld play down the
live in separate states. sign ificance of the cha rges."
Parker was awarded custody "It is a cause of you a re guilty
of Elizabeth in 1978. but alleged· u ntil proven innocent ... he said .
ly hid o ut wit h t he c hild The 46-year.old Be lsito said
whe never the wom an a ttempted his most immediate plans will
to e xercise her visitation rights. be to study for the bar exam in
The woman hired a private in· · February.
vesligator on sever al occasions
to find Parker and the gir l in Of· G ........ o.. Robs de r to brin g h e r b ack t o -..aaaa.&A.A•
California.
The last tim e she brought the
child to Ca lifornia . she hid a t
vari0us friend s' homes lo avoid
handing Elizabeth over to the
father .
But following the ruling. sh e
had returned to her San J uan
hom e.
F,...,..P~Af
OSWALD ••.
find ing con tlnues. A British
a uthor who believes a Soviet
age nt WU SUtstituted ror Oswald
wants the body in the Fo rt
Worth gr ave exhumed and ex·
a mlned.
Fresno Pair
In Irvine
A Fresno couple were robbed
of $28() at g unpoint Saturday
nig ht in the p a rking lot of
Irvine 's Airporte r Inn Hotel.
Mr. a nd M rs. T ho m 35 J .
Wrie ht we re r eturning lo the
hotel at 10 : IS p. m. when a m an
a pproached t hem as they left
the ir car.
BU FFALO.NY (AP> John
Anderson says that he would fi ght
high unemployment in industrial
cities like Buffalo. Pitts burgh and
De troit by giving industry tax
breaks for research a nd develop·
menl just as they receive them for
plants and equipment.
Assistant DaHas County
MedlcaJ Examiner Linda Norton
brought OBwald's mUltary den·
t al and chest X-rays to today's
hearing. She testified it would
not be difficult to compare them
t o X ·rlYS or the body in
Os w a ld'• grave at Rose Hill
Burial Park.
Wright told police t he gunman
stuck a small caliber pistol in
his race and d em anded in an
Okla hom a a ccent . "Give m e
your money (bleep ) or I'll blow
your brains out."
After Wrigh t emptied his
wallet. the &·root-tan man with a
gun hopped lnlo a yellow Datsun
and 1ped away .
The couple then returned to
their room and called police who
conducted an unsuccessful
search ror the robbery s\aspect.
1n1roduc1ng the Al s Garage Jean
designed especially with you 1n m•nd
hgh1we1Qht comlorlably tailored w11h a
s1ra1ghl teq s1lhoue11e 1n lhree shades
01 denim 1nd1go washed and bleached
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'I WAS FED UP'
'Squeeky1 Fromme
Fromme:
'f'o Intent
To Kill
SACRAMENTO IAP> Five
years after th reatening then·
Pres ident Ford 's life 1n Capitol
Park . Ly n e tte .. Squeaky ..
rromme savs she ··was not de·
termined to kill the g uy. ob·
nous ly, because I didn't do it ··
The Manson family member.
who is 1mpr1s oned a t the
Federal Correctiona l Institute
for Women a t Alderson. W Va .
s poke about the September 1975.
incident in an inter\'1ew with the
Sat'ramento Bee
· · 1 was fed up With lots a nd
lots or things... Ms, ~ romme
:.aid "Here's this guy (Ford >
coming m to Sacramento. s mil·
rn g ltke everythmg·s all right
with the world. and we j?ot all
these problems over here. And
this is wrong and that's wrong
and m~ air and water's at slake .
and rm going to see this guy
"And then T 1h<iu~ht. ·wait a
minute. l ie·:. not going to do
...tnything for you· 11e ·-; rust going
to pass right by ·
··And I thought. ·w el l. I'll 1ust
take my gun · And l thought.
·w ell. are you f?Orng to use 1t"'
And I .,aid ·1 don't kno" J ust
go and check 1t out ·
"'.\Jo.,., that 's exactlv what I
\\a; doing Gorng and. checliing
1t out. .. Ms Fromme. 31. told
the Ree.
San Clernente
Man Dies in
Cycle Crash
A 23·year·old San Clem ente
m an du~d at Mission Community
Hos pital Sunda) night shortly
after the motort'vcle he was rid·
ing collided w1lh a car on the
San Diego Freeway
Arthur Perez. 23. o f 108
Corona Lane. San C lemente.
was pronounced dead at the
hospital a rter the 6 3-0 p m. acc1
dent
California Highway officers
said Perez was southbound on
he freeway south of A\'enida de..
· 1a Estrella when he los t control
of t he motorcycle and s truck the
right side of a car driven by
Jack Reeder. 34 . of San Diego
Perez was thrown from the cy-
cle a nd hit the pavement in front
or Reeder's car , which then ran
over him . officers said Reeder
wasn't injured.
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Closing Figure 928.58
Nfte Old Idea
Tax Defennent
Plans Growing
By JOHN CUNNIFF
·~ ---· •MtV• NEW YORK -Although it might seem so at times,
the financial decisions of people aren't always governed
by what Washington says or what well-known money men
advise or what the stock market is doing.
Some of the most widespread advise being offered to·
day. for example. is to balance your finances in order to
ride out the latesi.~cesslon, and millions seem to follow
that advice. Consum er credit is down.
But to the publis her of the Financial Freedom
Report, a publication ·'designed for the highly motivated
individual who is seeking to establish his own financial
freedom"' borrowing is in vogue. ~ In a "bulletin" io the latest issue,
publisher Ma rk 0 . Haroldsen. who
rounded the magazine in Salt Lakl City .
several years ago, advises 'You \
should be borrowing money now from ~
your local bank " ·
The s uggestion is consistent with
Haroldsen's philosophy or continued in-
flation. using other peopl e's money
and paying as lJttle income tax as you
can . Borrowed money, he says re·
peatedJy, is yours lax-free And dunng cu""'""
chronic 1nflallon. he points out, you repay in cheaper
dollars.
HOW WIDEL \' THI. advice is followed is hard to
say. but Haroldsen and others like him have mailing lists
in the thousands. which 1s evidence that the practices of
many people are contrary to conventional wisdom.
Conventional wisdom also promotes the notion that
there isn't much you can do to lower your income taxes
other than to hope, pray and cajole Congress into granting
a lax reduction Many people don't believe that.
The evidence romes from the popularity of tax
avoidance seminars. in which attendees are taught how to
take e~ery possible deduction and how to sel' up busi-
nesses in which assets can be quickly depreciated.
TAX A VOi DANCE SEMINARS now seem to be
sweeping the country. In Mill Valley. Calif .. Bill Greene
uses hls front lawn to tell people how it's done. He says
his privately printed book. "Welcome to The Tax Revolt,"
Is selling well . even though most sales are by mail order.
Tax avoidance, of course, is not tax evasion, but it re·
ally isn't tax avoidance either. More accurately it is tax
deferment because. at least in theory, the taxes eventual-
ly are going to come due and collectible.
However, that day can be postponed a long time. To
illustrate, an income property can be depreciated, giving
an annual l •tx deduction for 10, 20 or probably 30 years.
Then, in theory. taxes are due.
HOWEVER, IF PROCEEDS from that sale are im-
mediately put in trust until reinvested in a similar, cos-
tlier income-producing property, the tax man might allow
deferral until the ne w property is fully depreciated.
There's Little new about the concept: the Treasury
Department gra nts tax deferrals to owners o( U.S. Sav-
ings Bonds and to investors in various promotions, includ-
ing cattle feeding and oil drilling What is new perhaps is
the popu.lar packaging and promotion of avoidance.
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A~UT A~6EY!
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AUNT FRITZI A
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by Har.old Le Ooux
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY,
AUNT FRITZl---
I BOUGHT YOU
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THANK YOU---
THAT'S SO
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YOU
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SS Abate
56 -York or
Dix
57 Mh1h1te
58 Gather
60 Tuck's mate