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Plan Bas Praise For SIByers of
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Sex Lawsuit Filed
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 19, 1980
VOL 7J, ltO. -4 HCTIONI, • ll'AOa• Against CHiPs
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Coastal
~lajared Plans
Praised
By STEVE MARBLE Of IM,Delly ,,_ ,...,
The Irvine Company bas re-
ceived assurances that its plans
for construction of up to 2,000
homes along the scenic Irvine
Coast will likely be approved
Titan Missile
Silo Explodes
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H1>11ored
Actress Lillian Gish reacts
to tributes at a New York re-
ception honoring her. The
city's Museum of Modem
Art opened a retrospecti~
of he r movies s pannin~
seven decades -from
"Broken Blossoms" in 1919
to "A W~ding" in 1978.
without major objectioD.
State coast8.l commissioners,
meeting Thursday in Los
Angeles, offered glowing r e-
views alter studying a concept
plan for the nearly 10,000-acre
coastal stretch in south Orange
County.
"The approach here is good,
tttis is a major step forward,''
said Michael Fischer, executive
director of the coastal com -
mission.
The plan calls for large estate·
type homes and construction of
a pair of arterial highways lead-
ing through the coastal hills to
Coast Highway.
The con c e pt proposal ,
authored by the Irvine Company
and Orange County officials,
also calls for preservation or up
to 74 pe r cent of th e coast
acreage.
The area detailed in the plan
stretches from Corona del Mar
south toward Laguna Beach and:
is bordered on the north by the
proposed alignment of the San
Joaquin transportation corridor.
Commissioners. who must still
take an official vote on the plan,
zeroed in on the proposed roads
and the deve)oJjmeot that would
come if plans for the creation of
a national park fall through.
The park bill, asking that the
federal government spend $38
Game Hassle mil\190 to purchase land includ·
iog 931 acres owned by the
Irvine Company, is currently
E _J ~ • D th before a Senate subcommittee. Dlll' ID ea u that bill meets with defeat,
CLEVELAND (AP > _ A the Irvine Company wants permission t.o build 85 estate·
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LOUISIAllA
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ArbnMS MtHlle Siio
Reward Set
For Slayers
Of Newlyweds
woman who died of a shotgun type homes on the coastal face
wound was slain because she of Wishbone Hill and an addi· The families of a newly wed tried to stop her boyfriend from . 1 bo · th Muddy couple bludgeoned to death in watchina a college football taona 130 mes an e their La""•"'a Nf.nuol home in e i Canyon area. •-· •--game on televis on, police said. Although commission planner August posted a $25,000 reward
Homicide detectives said advised .against building on Thursday for information lead·
Thursday that during Ure Labor Wishbone Hill, commissioners iog t.o the identity of the tiller or
·Day telecast of the Arkansas-generally favored it. killers. Texas game, Failor Anderson. b At a conference conducted at 56, said she was tired of football T e argument centered 00 the the Oran1e County Sheriff's
and stood between the TV set <See HOUSES. P11e A2) Depll'tment in Santa Ana family
DAMASCUS, Ark. (AP) -A
fiery explosion that lit the night
sky "like daylight" rocked an un-
derground Titan II missile silo to-
day. injuring at least 22 main-
tenance workers. the Air Force
s aid.
Pentagon s ources said a
nuclear warhead was atop the
missile . but said ther$:? was no
e videnc e t he weapon was
damaged or that any radiation
leaked.
Authorities evacuated an area
that stretched 10 miles north or
the silo and five miles on either
side, routing about 1,000 people
mostly in the towns of Damascus,
Bee Branch and Gllavesville. But
by late morning. people were be-
ing allowed back except within a
mile of the facility, according to
the Strategic Air Command .
Teams from the Department or
Energy and the s tate Health
Department were sent to the site
a bout 50 miles north of Little Rock
to check radiation levels .
Rep. Bill Alexander, 0 -Ark.,
said the Air Force told his office
there was "no evidence of a
plutonium leak. the warhead is in·
tact and the warhead is in the
hands of Air Force officials."
Tom Mahr, a public informa-
tion officer at the headqua rters of
the Strategic Air Command in
Omaha, Neb., said 18 were in·
jured seriously enough to be
hospitalized, in the accident that
began whe n a three-pound
wrench socket fell 70 feet and
punctured the missile's first stage
fuel lank. .
Gov. Bill Clinton said Air Force
officials told him that no nuclear
explosion occurred and that none
could have occurred in the silo
housing the 103-foot intercon-
tinental ballistic missile capable
of delivering this nation's largest
hydrogen bomb to a target 6,300
miles away.
Maj. Lew Lambert at SAC
(See SILO, Pase AZ)
ind her boyfriend, Clarence spokesman Bruce Harrington
Breadus, 56. Cuban in Space said, "We hope that somebody Bo. mbina Claimed
He warned her several times, aomewbere knows something." -~
"Get out of my way, or I'll get MOSCOW (AP) -Cuba's first HIJ'l"iDlton, a Newport Beach BERKELEY (A P) -An anti·
my sbotawa," police said. cosmonaut and his Soviet mi•· attorney, l• an older brother ol Khomeini organization, calline
The widowed mother or 10 aion commander hurtled toward Keith Eli ffarrinston, the 24· itself Freedom Army, has
.children died from a blast of a a apace rendeavous tod1y with a year-old UC Irvine medical stu· claimed responsibility in four
uwed-off 12-gauge shotgun. pair of Soviet coamoneut.a Dell'· dent, who, to1etber with his s tate ments for the Aug. 20
Broadus was c harged with in& a world endurance record in . wife, P1trice Anne, 27, was slain bombing of an Iranian cultural
felonjoua usault ~nd aggr1vat· an orbitlnt apace station, Tua. laat Aua. 21. event at Berkeley High School,
ed ml&rder . t reported. (See anAaD, Pase AZ> authori~ say.
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SEX ABUSE CHARGED
Eatreda In Rohr Dfeco
WOMAN FINDS .
LA~~~e~?e~~~eT!s
Moines (Iowa) Register, Dix
Hollobaugh bad often poked
through old ttJes in the news
library for background on
stories. But this time, she found
she was reading about benelf.
In a se,rch for proof of her
birth, for a passport, the reporter
went l;Jeyond her parent.• story ol
1 her •4'>PUoo and learned she bad been an 1bandoned b1by, and tlult
ahe hid been a ward of the coun·
ty for the nnt 13 ye1n ol ber life.
Story Pl! A 7.
Star
Wife
.Oaims
Abuse
HOLLYWOOD <AP ) -Erik
Estrada, the handsome star of
the NBC-TV "CHiPs" series, is
accused in a $1 .7 million lawsuit
·of forcing his estranged wife to
participate in homosexual acts,
''black magic" rituals and illicit
drug use, among other aUega.
tions.
Joyce Estrada. 40, claims her
se ven -month ma rri age to
Estrada ended with a nervous
breakdown. Divorce proceed-
ings are pending.
In a Superior Court suit filed
Thursday, Mrs. Estrada claims
the star pulled the trigger of an
unloaded pistol shoved down her
throat, sent her a voodoo doll
with pins in its eyes -Mrs.
Estrada suffers from glaucoma
-and tried to run her over with
a car
·'The suit allege·s assault and
battery, intentional inflictions of
emotional distress, fraud, con-
version, false imprisonment and
libel," Mrs. Estrada's attorney,
Ada Sands, said today.
She declined further comment
<See ESTRADA, Page A2)
Coast
Weather
Night a nd morn i n g
cloudiness, becoming sun-
ny Saturday a fternoon.
Lows tonight 57 at the
beaches, fi.5 inland. Highs
Saturday 68 to 76.
INSIDE TODA~
People cot~ct comic booka
/or mou Chan laughs .
They're a good intietlm4mt i/
you imou> which aupn-~ro to
buy whm. See how on Page
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Extremists am lined up against van in
ls lanbul ;.1s ·Turkish police conl1nue t o
seize suspects as ordered by new military
leaders who ou~ted civilian government in
a coup· earlier thjs , month. This action
came Thursday. The five-member ruling
council has pledged to root out leftist and
rightist activityin Turkey.
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.:;'..Jn Welfare lines
Sunday's Oaily Pilot will focus
on foreigners flooding into the
country. some lo visit and others
to stay
WORTH WAITING There's
grumbling in the lme of welfare
appl i~ants that starts forming at
3 a.m. at Oran~e County's Cen·
tral Distnct Social Services Of.
fi ce But it ·s not about the length
of the wait or the red tape
Na ti,·e l'it1zens and earlier 1m-
migranL ... are upset by the In·
doc hinese who appear to get pre-
forred treatment
TOURI ST I NVi\S ION
Mi llions of foreigners are spend
m g t heir vacations here. and are -
U.S., Iran
::-J Past Traced
IC'~·· · WASHlNGTON <AP > -The
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Carter administration has com-
piled a secret history or four dee·
a de s or l1 s. relations with1
Tran, according to offi c1aJs who
dei;c ribe the report as "a pulling
together" of documents to
achieve a betler perspective on
events
One State Department official
ask in g n ot to be n a med .
acknowledged the existence o; , lh~ r~P?rt Thursda)C night but
said tt 1s "only a collection of
doc uments a nd fact ual s um-
maries" and that Ii draws oo
conclusions about lJ S or Ira-
nian actions
He denied that the Ultent was
to prepare documents for any in-
ternational tribunal that might
be convened to hear complaints
of current Ir a nian leaders
against the Un ited States
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Cuba Returns Pair
In Hijack Ca ~
COLUMBIA. S.C fAP)
With t he cooperation of the
Cuba n government, two dis·
enchanted Cuban refugees are
back in the United States -held
on $750.000 bond each -to face
trial on air piracy charges with
a possible life prison sentence.
The two are a ccused of the
Wednesday hijacking of a Delta·
Air Lines Boein~ 727.
ORANGE COAST
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repaid in bargains for what they
lose in te levision-nurtured
myths about the country. The
big factor is the decline of the
U S. dollar, and the influx giyes
a lift to the American economy
at a time when it can use it.
FOLLOWS TRADITION
Entertainer Toni Tennille is tak-
ing over where her mother and
fellow singer Dinah Shore left
off as hostess of a ·television
Lalk show. As she enters the
risky field, she tells why she ad-
mires thei r a bility to get
ce lebrities to say what they
otherwise might not .
FOUNDING MOTB£&S -
The League of Women Voters
always reminds us to do civic
duties. In presidential election
years, the Lea(\le looma even
larger, by virtue o r its
som etimes bedeviled debate
sponsorship. Read a profile on
an organization that believes ln
objectivity as much as politi·
'"'cians believe in the opposite.
HOUSES ...
planners'contenUon that frontal
slopes of Wishbone offer a scenic
and environmental quality that
is rare and could be lost if
homes are built.
''I'm comfortable with having
homes in this area if they are
sensitively sited." countered
Commissioner Melvin Nutter.
·:But I th.ink we mus t keep our
fingers c~sed for lhe park bill."
Ir the park bill is succesaful,
the number or residential units
the development firm would be
a llowed to build would be
dropped to 1785. /
Commi.saioners, lhou1h. were
more skeptical of plans to make
both Pelican Hills and Sand
C anyon r oads multilane
highways.
Planners. in a staff report re-
leased prior to the meetine ad·
vised that Sand Canyon ~ be
trimmed from rour to two lanes.
''Two se parate major
arte rials of the m aganitude pro-
posed is excessive in that it
would res ult in irreparable
damage to natural resources,"
the report read.
But Orange County planner
Robert Rende said if the width
of the road was reduced, tbe
brunt of the traffic wouJd e.od up
in Newport Beach or Laauna
Beach.
"We see a need lor busin&
lanes. for turnouts and pusinc
lanes." he explained, addinc be
disagreed wilh planners that
Sand Canyon should be a •·mean·
dering park road."
Newport Beach Mayor Jackie
Heather said reducinc the road
size would be ''Irresponsible
planniq" that would result in
the creation of another "Laiuna
Canyon Road."
Commluionen, thou1h. made
il clear tbey feel the road sbouJd
be two Janes.
"You can always make ro8ds
w lder.1.." said Commissioner
Judy IC09ener, a Newport rat.'
dent, "but it •s· touaber to make
them smaller."
The concept plan now must be
drafted as part of the county's
state-mandated local coaatal
plan and submitted to coutaJ
com mluionen for approval.
lrvlne Company and county
ortitlala laid they expect to have
that document"completed by UM
until an afternoon news con-
ference.
·'The s uit is groundless and
without merit," said Estrada's
attorney, Stephen R. Jaffe. "It
was filed for the purpose or
ha r assing our client."
The couple are in the middle
of an acrimonious divorce ac·
lion.
The lawsuit alleges the mar·
riage was only "a publicity gim-
mick " for Estrada "to presene
his image and reputation as a
heterosexual male and to
establish the facade and ap-
pea rance of s tability and
normality by marrying a woman
older than himself."
Estrada. the suit c laims
c hose his wife because sh~
would "not present a threat to
his adolescent and young adult
fans." The suit also claims the
actor lied about his age, saying
be was 30 when he is really 35.
Estrada filed for divorce July
1. Since then. Mrs. Estrada has
claimed in court that her
husband fired a bullet tbrouab
the ceiling of their bedroom and
threw her out with neither
money oor clothing.
Mrs. &trada received a court
order July 7 to retrieve her
belongings from their San
Fernando Valley home. The or-
de r also restrained Estrada
from "molesting or disturbing
the peace" of his wife.
The 21-page laws uit also
claims the act.or:
-Tied Mrs. Estrada up to
have sex with her.
-Threatened her unless she
joined him in an effort to place a
metal box filled with illegal
drucs under the car seat of an
unnamed business rival.
-Forced his wife to "con-
sume harmful, dan1erous and iJ.
legal drugs" including LSD,
PCP or "Angel Dust," cocaine,
heroin and marijuana.
-Committed "sexual assault
and rape" on his wile by forcing
her to "commit unnatural re-
volting and tortu.rous hete~x
ual and homosexual acts," caus-
ing her to "vomit, gag iand ex·
perience extreme and severe
mental anguish."
-Threatened her for refusinc
to participate in a "cult Black
Magic ritual" and "caused to be
painted on the plaintiff's body a
nuorescent solution."
-Prevented her Crom seeing
her son by a previous marriage.
Mrs. Estrada's attorney said
money won from the lawsuit
would be donated to the Los
Angeles Commission on Assaults
Against Women , Southern
California Coalition on Battered
Women, Therapeutic Living
Centers for the Blind and the
Jules Stein Eye Institute at
UCLA Medical Center.
Estrada met the former Joyce
Miller in Hawaii while re-
cuperating from a motorcycle
accident be suffered a year ago
on the "CHiPa'' set.
The two were secretly mar-
ried in Las Ve1a1 in November.
When reports of the marriqe
surfaced, Estrada at first deftied
it, then confirmed It, saying be
bad only been tryin1 to protect
bis privacy.
Shipment Out?
WA.SIUNGTON (AP) -Tbe
Carter admlniatratlon la lobby·
Ing bard to penuade tbe Senate
to overrule the House and
permit India to buy • tom ol
U.S. reactor-trade uranium
despite that nation's refuaal to
renounce the development of
nuclear weapons. The House
voted •• Tbunday to dlla.p-
prove the shipment.a of nuclear
fuel for tbe lndla enertY·
produelq reactor at Tatapur
near Bombay.
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Judge Rejects
Official Get.a
Pothol,e Duty
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark .
(AP> -In a touch of
poetic juatiee, Pulukl
Co unty 's chief ad -
mlniatrator ... sentenced
to four houra fHlint
potholes In the Batesville
f>tke.
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Exhumation
FOllT WORTH, Texas <AP)
A judae rejected an attempt
today by a British author to~
the grave ol Lee Harvey Oswald
to determine whether the body
buried there ls that of the ac-
cused prealdenUal uaaaain.
StJte District Court Judie James Wri&ht said "no necessity
• or compellinc reason for the
threatened exhumation o r
autopsy areahown In thil record.
"an s hort ," h e ad ed
''ru.mors, speculative theory;
conJecture, and public curiosity
will nohufflce."
Lawyers for British authOr
Michael .Eddowes, who tried to
have the body due up. said lhey
were studying the r\alin1 and
would decide later whether to
appeal.
Eddows filed 1'uit to have the
body removed and an autopsy
held because he believes the
person buried ther4= is not
Oswald, but a Russian spy who
was allegedly sent to murder
President Kennedy.
The Warren Commission said
Oswald shot Kennedy in Dallas
on No v. 22, 1963, and was
b i m seH s ho t to death by
nightclub owner Jack Ruby two
days later.
The le gal d ispute over
Oswald's body began when Ed·
dowes filed suit to open the
grave, claiming it contains the
body or a Soviet s py who
switched places with Oswald
when he defected to Russia in
1?59. Eddowes' theory is out-
lined in the book, "The Oswald
File."
t 'Nntt Pa,,.-,\ I
REWARD • •
Orange County Sheriff in-
vestigators say they have three
men working full time to solve
the case, but that no substantial
leads have been unco vered.
More than 150 people including
relatives, friends and coworkers
of tbe slain couple have been in-
terviewed.
The families ' spokesman said
the investigation has only shown
the "that thes e were two
beautiful kids."
The bodies were found in a
bedroom a day after the
estimated time of death. They
were found by the medical stu-
dent's father, Ro1er Harrinlton.
He bad returned to the residence
at 33381 Cockleshell Drive in
Niguel Shores after spending
several days at his Long Beach
condominium.
An autopsy dete rmined that
the Harringtons died from
massive trauma to the bead. No
murder weapon bas been found.
Nor bas a motive been
established in the slayin&s.
··And that iS one of the saddest
and most frustratlnt things,"
Bruce Harrington told reporters.
"You think of the cUcbe that
thin1s lite this don't happen to
you, that you read about them
only in the newspapers. But it
happened to us and it can hap-
pen to you. You have to cherish
what you've got," Harrington
said.
The reward is being offered
jointly by the Harrington family
and Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Briscoe, of Huntington Beach,
the slain woman's parents.
''I know I know -a· Soviet
a1ent killed your president and I
intend to prove It,'• Eddowea
said lu t month when the lalelt
round or leaal maneuvers betan.
Eddowes' ort1lnal suit Hekin1
nhumaUon baa been denled by ..
three judges and 11 on •::;al.
The current court actJon an
when Oswald's widow, M na
Oswald Porter, slcned a .Ute·
m~nl agreein1 to the uhuma
lion.
However, Robert 011 wald con·
teJ1da bla wishes mual take pre·
cedence since he paid for Ute grave and burial 1n ROM HHI
Cemetery •.n eul fi•ort Wnrth.
The administrator,
Wiiiiam E . Beaumont
landed the penalty at hi~
request after pleadina no
contest to a misdemeanor
char1e thal he retaUated
a1aln1t a county employee tor teatlfyln1 before a
1rand Jury .
Th e 1rand jury
crlliclied Beaumont in
March for havln& road
crew• work on private
property. He wH accused
of orderinl Ro1er Wataoai.
47 . to fifl potholes on
ffate•vlllf! Pike wUhout ~
na1man
Reagaa, -AntleJ'SOR
Set for TeWvis;,On
BALTIMORE <AP) RonaJd
Reaean and John Anderson let
together here on Sunday n.isht
for what's being billed as a de-
bate. Strictly speaking, it will be
nothing of the kind.
It's more a two· man press
conference broadcast in
te levision 's prime lime. just
about as far as you can get from
the formality of academic-
competit:ive debates.
In a "real" debate, there is
one set topic, neatly wrapped in
a statement that begins with the
word "Resolved." An example
would be: "Resolved: that the
president of the United States
should be elected every six
years. instead of every four."
In such a debate, two teams
arcue the cue on preset sides,
one taking the affirmative, the
other the negative. Only tbe in-
dividual team members are ac-
t\lal speakers. They ask and
answer all questions, as well as
make the speeches.
The hour-lone debate will
originate from Baltimore's Con-
vention Center at 7 p.m. PDT.
NBC, CBS, The Public Broad·
caslin1 System and National
Public Radio will carry the de-
bate live, while ABC plans to air
the movie "MJdnight Express"
instead.
Six journalists will pose ques-
tions on a variety of topics.
Under rules set by the spomor-
ing League of Women Voters,
the candidalto whom the ques· lion is ad ressed bas 2Y,
minutes fo bis answer; the
other candf te bu 1 ~ minutes
to reply.
Then Republican Rea1an and
independent Andenon will have
three minutes each to make
~losing statement.a.
President Carter wu invited
as the third candidate, but re-
fused to take part unless be wu
allowed to rust debate Reap.n
alone, without Andenoa taklnC
part.
There bad been speculation
that the league ml1bt include
nonjoumalists on the lint panel.
The moderator announced
Thursday is, however, a
Journalist, Bill Moyers, a re-
porter and producer for public
television.
And the panelists are
journalists, too: Charla Cord·
dry, a reporter for Tbe
Baltunore Sun ~;ma Golden,
editorial wnter for The New
York nmes . DanJel Greenberg,
a syndicated columnlllt; Carol
Loom is, who is on the board of
editors of Fortune Ma1azine;
Lee May. a reporter for the Los
Angeles Times ; and Jane
Bryant Quinn, a columnist for
Newsweek.
f~rmR Pap .. I l
SILO ... ·
headquarters said the explosion
scattered debris around the sur-
round.In& area and that Arkansas
officials reported some foliace
caught fire. By midmorning. be
said, thef1.ttbadsubeided.
It was not immediately known
whether the missile itself or only
fuel exploded. The silo, covered
by concmedoors, was "just a big
rubble inside" after the blast Clinton said. ~,
The explosion occurred as a
maintenance crew tried to
neutraliu a fuel leak In the first.
sta1e ol the missile. said SAC
apokesmanCol. Richard Kline.
Air Force Secretary Hau Mark
in W ubincton said the m1uDe
bad been under1oin1 main-
tenance Thursday niaht when the
WTencb socket fell, bounced off a
thrust mount, and struck the mis-
sile, puncturln& the fint stqe
fuel tank holding about 10,000
gallons ol fuel. Aboui ~ minutes
later, the maintenance crew re-
ported indications of a fire, Mark
said, and fJooded the silo with
water. Civilian authorities were
advisedtoevacuatetbearea.
It wu the second accident tbia
week involving sophisticated Air
Force weaponry. On Monday, a
8 -52 bomber caught fire at Grand
Forks Air Force Bue in North
Dakota. State disaster officiala
said an intercepted Air Force
me11age indicated the plane may
have oeen carrying nuclear
weapons, but SAC refused to con-
firm that wuso.
The explosion in Arkansas
abook the ground and the area "lit
up lite daylight," sald Tommy
Graham, an official of the state
Office of Emer1ency Services
wbo lives in the area. •
LOW-END CARPE'i'ING?
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complement their homes.
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carpeting may be a liability.
In many cases the difference of only a
dollar a yard will install a quality of carpeting
that looks twice as well and will give much
better service .
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IAM 01£00 (AP> -Twenty.
• .. Tta ba"e been lndicted ta a• milUOll marttuana·coca!M 1muc-
lllDI eompftaey lbat lncl..ded a
plan. for a te•tb of armed n :
Green a...eta to deledd J lhoun·
taln airport, federel lnvesltcators
IJp and A.., • .,
Cuban cosmonaut Arnaldp TalQJO Mendes (left> aAd Ida
Soviet commander, Yuri V. Romanetako, report to Jaundt
site at Baikonur Cosmodrome near Moscow. Tllelr Tburt·
day night liftoff in Soyld 3 space.hip ll to eoechade m ND· ~dezvous with other Soviet coamooauta •bout to let apace
endur~ce record.
7 Years of Niguel
Fugitive Pro6ed
PITTSBURGH <AP> -The
FBI is continuing· to investigate
how a convicted bank burglar
who lived in the Jefferson Coun·
ty town of Brookville managed
to elude capture for seven years.
an agency spokesman said to-
day.
Authorities apparently want to
know if residents there knew
Harry Ja mes Barber was in·
vol ved in the theft of coins,
securities and jewelry from tbe
United California Bank of
Laguna Niguel in 1972.
Estimates of actual losses nm
as high as $9 million. The
Justice Department called the
robbery the largest in U.S. bis·
tory.
"That was a huge burglary.
And until those things are re-
covered, it '1 lo1ical to in-
vesti1ate where ~ was all Utat
time and wbo got to know bJm, •1
~ FBI spokesman sald.
"We want to determine if
somebody up 'there (8rookvtJle)
knows wbere the mo6ey ii," be
added.
Barber, 31, waa convicted
Aug. 25 and sentenced to 12
years in prilon this week bJ •·
federal Judae in Los A.a1e1t11. The '111-arreMed Barbw an
... , 12 lD Brootvftl• ....,. be
worked in COlllltrudloa ..._.
the Dame JOllft Bahr.... ~ , .
Tbe Ptttabcartll . Pdlt"'f ...
rel)Orted todaJ .Ulat • ~
&rand Jury ia ta•-.W•Wli ....
poaaibiUty tbat 6ne or -~ Brookville residents ma1 Mft
alded the ru,ttin.
HolJn.ps .Cotnmi,ued
By Same Group?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Police say they believe a .series
of up t.o 60 armed robberies of
workers al Southern California
gr aphic arts and printing-type
companies in the past five
months may have been com-
mitted by the same people.
The latest such incident in-
volved a 49-year-old Northrtdp
man who died Wednesday
sever al hours after being beaten
and robbed at the Capco com-
puter typesetting company in
West Los Angeles.
Harry Wollman, co-owner of
the company. and five other
men and a woman who work for
the firm were beaten and TObbed
by four armed robbers who wore
•
aki mub, Mid police Lt. 0-..
Ackerm.a.·
Ackwman said \M emPioYea
of grapble arh, drafttn1.
blueprint lild ~ .. llnna In
Los ADceles ..... or-.... ...
ties are favonte tariec.t o1 tM
robbers, Who prW, oi tlaem II
they leave tbeir of:ft• at altbt-
·Many sucfll fttma are' open late
at ni1bt. but ~o ·ao' ba•e
cutomen comlni in and out then, and are often iaolatei,
Ackerma aplainecl.
He warned emplojeel ol tbe
type of ft.nm be mentioned to
take pretautlons to protett
themselves after dart and ro
teleplione police if tb•y 1ee
anyone suspicious.
lay. ...
A fMeral arud Jury indict·
man\ Tbunday uld ships, plan• and "aopb.11ttcated elec·
U.O.lc equipment" were 'lltd or
11aa.,a.1 by the alle1ed con-.,Ua\on. ,
9laipl Uled in the 1muattnc .ebeme, ~eb Involved 200,000
~· ol marijuana valued at A9D. JblllioD,. iaeluded a former
~al yacht, accordina to tJae lndktment. nae ..... drua bust surfaced a .,.., -au la San Franclaco when
•t•Dh arrested H on tbe
waterfnnt and tel.Md 20 tons ol
marijuana, valued .at UO
mlDton. -Tbe complracy also allqedly
involved iJlegalJy transportin1
$1.5 miDkm in U.S. currency to
Colombia aboard a DC-3
ail'flane, And plans to acquire a
DC-t and a C-130 and hire a pilot
for tlN.000 a year to carry
aattOdes into the United Stat..
Abo Riled were the UJ3·foot
Potomac, former presidential
yacht ol Franklin D. Roosevelt,
and the 100-toot coaverted OJinp 1weepw Valkyre. When setted.
~b were draped with b,annen
lettered "Crippled Children's
Society ol America.''
Amon1 those indlctect was
William Monl1omery of
i..11 .... described u president
ol U.. Phoenix-based Crippled
Cbildftdl•1 Sodety ol America .
Tbe.landial area near W.,._ lpfln .. WU t.o be l\lardecl by a
COl\Ja...clo force .of ex-Green
....... tbelndtetm.ent'aaid. t
.AlthDGO ~uden were not fdenttfted, the tndlctment &aid
dley IUed ".ecurity crewa" ol
a-8peeial Forees membeft wbo
d•• In at tbe unidentified al~boan before the ar· rival South America of a
DC-I with marijuana. 1f atller Sprlap ls located
alNNt • milea east of Eacao· clid9, bl a · inountainoua area ol
S.t>te..,Qiiunty.
Lat• eflforcement offlciala
said tbe1 were uncertain wbeUlet all the marijuana and
eoc•lb.e stockpiled ln Seutb
America made it into the United
Stahl.
tr.8. Attoraey M. James Loral uid tbe cue would be ~in San Dleto because
A1il1tant U.S. Attorney My'mond Bdwardl Jt. of San
Dle10 coordinated tr.e eitbt·
moat!l lnvelUption by a task
force al federal, state, and local
law a1encie1 along the
California coast.
Suspect Cuts
(}ff: Finger
.For Lawyer
WICHITA, IC•ii. (AP)) -~ eWltq arpmetka could
IN! dellftred iD bb trial OD ..
ler1 md kidlaappl81 c~. lli·r•ar-old RaYl80DCI Grt.ffta cut
of(-put oi tlie Uwe flqer on blJ
left band and 1ne It to hl1
lawyer.
Secl•ewlct County Court
Judie RaJ Rodie. •bo earlier
nfGHd an illlanit7 plea by tbe
defendant, said Griffin mitht hav• tut oft bl1 ftn1er "to kind
of bollCer bis defense."
Ortnln, from Wichita, 'fU be-.r bal tr1ad an char1es of attempt-
•• •11ravated robbery, a1-
IJ'Hated lddlaappblc, qcravat-
ed bafter)', and tWC> COUD&.s ol aura•lted robbery in a Dec. 17 bo.., ·· ol a eonventence store
aad tffo -.nen at a •bowiai
emter.
Rodee uid the Jury waa oat ol
tbe courtroom when Grtlfln's
court•aPPGlilted attorney, Roa
Alesanier, ipproaebed the
beatb "as white u a sheet."
''117 dleat bu Juat amputated
~ bis $lier llDd banded It to me la
. • pl.Uc .ta! they keep p~ in,"
t
f •
... ~ " .~&M Judp quoted the lawyer u ~fi, ·. ••Jina.
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Glare Spied
TAMPA, ,, •. (AP> -w...
Air 'trafftc Coatn>Uer Loiulle
l'Oll MW a bf'llllaat ltreak of
lto M UiouP.t It wu •
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Political ·'Virus'
Stanton-Anthony Sparks Flying
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DEFENDS HIS PROGRAM
Incumbent Anthony
.~--
Woman Said
Accessory
In Slayings
LOS ANGELES (AP> -A
Burbank woman was bound over
for trial 1bunday on a charge
that she helped murder a would·
be witnees in lbe "Sunset Strip
Slayings'' to keep him from
testifying.
Carol Bundy, 37, appeared at a
closed-door preliminary bearing
before Municipal Judge.Michael
Bud~e. who scheduled her to be
arraigned Oct. 3 ln Superior
Court.
Tbe former vocational nurse
at Valley Medical Center in Van
Nuy1 remained in custody
1ritJaoul ball I
111. Bundy abared an apart·
ment with DoutJas Daniel Clark,
wbo ii char1ed in connection
with the deaths of five yowig
women in the Sunset strip slay-tnas. ~
Mn. Bundy is charged with a
single count of murder in the de·
ath of John lobert Murray. 45,
whom police say was goine to
testily a1alnst Clark in the till·
!!JP·
8YOL.NN8COTI'
Ot .. Deity ""'~ .... First District supervisoriat
challen1er Ro1er a. Staatoa
di11noeed iincumbelit l'blllp L
Anthony as aulferift1 from "elee-i
tlon year vitli8'' during the flnt ol
several fac~to-face confronta-
tions scheduled for the opponents
before voters pick a winner on
Nov.4.
Stanton, a Fountain Valley ci·
ty Councilman and a profeseor
of business management at Cal
State Long Beach, used tbe
medical metaphor to playfully
IUHest that the record ol IC·
compllabments supervisor An·
thony had reviewed to belin tbe
debate was "1ot without Its
political contamination.
The challenger, claimln1 a
clean bill of political beallb,
then added: "I can promise you
at this point iri time -and I
think I can deliver -that I will
not contract election year
virus:"
Stanton used Anthony's wort-
for-welfare prorram as an ex-
ample of the "virus.'' He said
attempts in other states at such
programs have flopped, provtnc
to cost more in administration
than they produce. Stanton
charged that the program waa
the kind of false panacea that
politicians spring on voters the
year they seek re-election.
But Anthony. apparently glad
to have the fight, shot back at
Stanton saying be was shocked
that the challenger would oppose
bis innovation, which be claimed
the public supports •'overwhelm-
ingly.''
Anthony described the pro-
gram aa "a new step foTWard in
welfare reform in Orange Coun·
ty. ·' a~ he said he would debate
Stanton on the single iaaue at
any time.
The debate, held at lbe Sad-
dleback Inn in Santa Ana, wu
sponsored by the Orure County
Chapter of the American Society
for Public Administration. and
Stanton carefully tailored bis re-
marks for the crowd compoeed
of many county admtnbtntive
workers.
He contended ·tbaf cam-
paigners such u Anthony U!DCI t.o
search for publicity-crabbin1
programs before re-election
time, but succeed only in m.ak·
in1 the staff wort diaorganbed
and time-consuming.
"The root of the problem and
the keytotbesolutioo ia the public
official, "aaidStantaa.
Tbe cballeQSer's remarb bad
an air ol a colleee lecture, but
when Antbony referred to Stanton as "profeuor.. be adroitly
answered that the proleuoriaJ
ima1e Anthony suggested
wouldn't win him an .election in
Orange County.
"Of course I'm not going to re-
fer to my opponent as chemist An·
thony,"beaaid.
Anthony wu a chemist before
'DIAGNOIU' OPPONENT
Chalenger llanton
bein1 elected to the board in 1976.
He also served for 14 years as a
West minster city councilman and
waa mayor the last four yeats.
Stanton formerly worked in the
aerospace industry and is a 1
mana1ement consultant. He has
taught at Long Beach for 13 years.
After the debate, Anthony told
the audience of about 60 peopte
that he doesn't support strikes by
1overnment workers and favors
instead what he called "formal
and best offer" arbitration. in
which an arbitrator must pick one
oftbefmaloffers. Tbemetboddi.s·
courages exaggerat~ positions
be said. ·
Stanton took a softer stand on
strikes, saying be is against them
presently but thinks PMblic sym-
pathies will change as people re·
alize that govemment work in·
volves more stress than work in
private enterprise.
Tbe pair's next debate will be at
noon Friday, Sept. 21S, at the Inn at
the Part on Harbor Boulevard in
Anaheim. Town Hall of California
will spomor the event.
Sunken Ship
Yields Booty
TOKYO (AP> -Dive rs
searcbin1 the wrecka1e of a
curist wusbip said today they
have recovered a platinum incot
worth nearly $250,000 and that
there are "many more" lying on
the sea bottom.
Nippon Karine Development
Co. of Tokyo, which started the
tre1Jure bunt, said the 1,0lt>-ton
Admiral Natbimov was believed
carrytns a fortune in precious
meta.la wben it went down off
Kyubu. Japan's southernmost
main island.
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8At't'l.INU AaTl~Ta \' DEPT. S1nt'e l.•icun11
Bea t>h has f\(l~..,..rnana1ed to 1enefate lb •nnual tall n .....
thli tfow ovt•r-whttther or not a a,ooo pound chunk of &teel
sculptUl'f 'hould rt'm•in In the Main Beach. od4 thin&•
havel\a~n~
Unolfit1a1 f"eports Indi cate tourism h•s t nJoyed •
sllaht Septembc-r ttv1val m l.a,una Vlsaton are romm1 to
lb~ Art t\>looy tu view lhe stttl col()61()t called "Vestl1e ..
that wu "'nde~ up by sculptor Hal Pastonus Jr
Son1e local l.At1una waas have 1u11ested, they may
net'd guides to help vi, ltONi locate ··vu tia•"' on thti Main
Bea,·h You t'a n understand this lma1lne thatl vis1t1ng lady
fro m Glendal.-She ts standma tht'I'(:, lookanw up am1 1itur
gling
"Olt MY GOODNESS. I dido'\ ruH&e 1t wab su tall '
And look at the gractful curv.-or the steel beam again•t
~Sk)'
"And I Just love the ht tie fringe effect hanging down ··
f'rtnae e(fttt " Listen lady, you're looking at the beach •
basketball b1&ckboard That fnnge as the hoop net Vestige
No, No , That'sNottheSculpture. That'sa~#over-
is on down the beach. See over there? The thing that looks
like an inverted "U" that quit in the wrong place? That's
it.
Elsewhere on the beach. an elderly gent from Milpitas
complains: "Why I was told this sculpture was all steel.
Now this is very pretty, but it's wooden pilings. How could
they describe th.is as steelwork ?"
, IT'S SIMPLE, MISTER. You're at the wrong end of
the beach. These pilings are all part of the kiddie play
equipment. The sculpture is up there. See? It's the one that
looks like it ought to have a swing hurtg from the middle of
it?
Another unofficial report indicated that a s tate
ibijhway. worker got attacked by three tourists over the
sculpture. The hapless c hap had placed a ladder against a
traffic signaJ pole to replace a burnt-out bulb.
The three touri,sts thought he was dismanUing the
sculpture before they got to .see it and started shaking bis
ladder in an1er.
NATIVE IAGUNANS, however, have been able to
locate the Jtiant steelwork and three locals are unhappy
about it. They snitched to the state Coastal Commission,
complaining that Vestige blocked their view or tbe Pacific.
Thus the Laguna sculpture flap came up for a public
bearing berore the sta te coastal czars. Well why not? They
don't have anything better to do.
The issue, however, apparently perplexed and baffled
that august slate body. Arter all, they're more attuned to
dealing with side yard setbacks . They can routinely punch
public holes through private property.
BUT DEAL W1TR a 16-foot tall. 3,0CJO.pound piece of
steel artwork? This would demand the wisdom of Solomon.
If they gave the sculpture lbe boot, tbey might look ig·
norant for ousting a priceless piece of art. If they let it
stay. it might turn out to be rodder for the scrap heap and
they'd look even s)llier.
This is a weighty issue. They needed to steel
themselves ror this one. It was going to test lbeir metal.
In lbe end, the coastal czars collapsed under the
weight of it all. They simply postponed a decision.
That's government for you.
I • ' WORLD I NATION
DC-10 Crash Victims
RUiing Favors Faurllies
CKICAGO <AP> -Relatives of Illinois resldenta killed last
year ln the nat on ·a worst air diaaster can collect damages from
Amtrjcan Airlines If they cu prove that Lbe victims suffered in
the tlnal teeands ol lhel r Uves, a federal Judie has ruled.
Such damace• will be difflcl.llt to prove because none of the 274
ptl()plti aboard American Airlines Ftl1ht 191 survived, U.S. District
J ud1• Hubet1 L Will said ThW'Sday.
"I think we have come to the ... conclusion that the law in II·
llnols la •uch that ir there is evidence of pain and suffering at the
lintt of death, then It ls compensable," he ruled "But I think there
I.a a r•al.-j)llOblem-with prool lft this case." ---
HI.a nilln1 permits lawyers for the victims' families to seek in·
formatJon a bout what paaaen•en may have experi~nced during
Oil Outpul Cut;
Gas Prices Drop
NEW YORK <AP> -Oil traders are speculat.ing that the Unit·
ed Arab Emirates' decision to cut production by ~O percent may be
the first step toward still higher Saudi oil prices -and perhaps a
Saudi oil oroduction cut as well.
Meanwhile, several major U.S. oil companies have trimmed
wholesale gasoline prices by as much as 2 cents a gallon ..
United Arab Emirates oil minister Mana Saeed Otaiba said in
Vienna Thursday that output would be cut 10 percent, or 170,000
barre ls a day. in the fourth quarter to reduce the world oil glut.
MORE TRAN A l MILUON barrel-a-day oil surplus has built
up as a result of conservation and excess production following a
nearly 150 percent jump in Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Countries prices since Decimber 1978. ,
The United Arab Emirates, a Persian Gulf ally of giant oil pro-
ducer Saudi Arabia, s upplies 1 percent or U.S. oil needs and pro-
duces 1.7 million barrels of crude oil daily.
The report triggered speculation that the Saudis, who raised
the price of their crude oil on Wednesday from S28 lo $30 a 42.
gallon barrel, might~ the next lo announce a production cut.
ANNOUNCING Z CENTS·A·GALLON wholes ale price cuts
Thursday were Standard OU Co. of California and Texaco Inc.
Their decisions came before the Saudis· announced the price in·
crease, they said. •
Standard Oil said its gasoline price cut applied nationwide,
while Texa co's was effective in parts of the Midwest. Dealers can
pass the reductions on to consumers if they wish.
Carter TVTalk
Concerns Networks
WAStnNG.TON (AP> -Presi·
dent Carter's nationally broad·
cast news conference raised not
only some expected ire from his
Republican opponent -whose
sides called the performance a
"political commercial" -but
also some surprising concern by
television network executives.
Carter, who has refused to
late part in a televised debate
Sunday between presidential
candidates Ronald Reagan and
John Anderson. held s way
before the TV cameras Thurs·
day for about 30 minutes, four of
them devoted to an opening
statement in which he gave a
•'good news" report on his ad·
ministration.
Network ne ws ·e x ec uti ves
seemed con ce rne d . C BS
Ne ws Presid e nt William
Leonard said the state ment was
"pretty obviously self-serving. I
was a little bit s haken, frankly."
the 31 seconds the DC-10 was in the air and whether they died on
impact.
During its t111keoff from O'Hare International Afrport on May
25, 1979, the jet tipped :sideways, stalled and crashf'd after an
engine came off a wing.
Will and U.S. District Jud&e Edw•n A. Robson are handling
more than 140 cases stemmin_J from the crash of the Los Angeles-
bound jetliner.
The ju<!ges _den~ed a ~equest Crom American Airlines lawyers to summanly d1sm1ss pain and sulfering c;.Jaims by t.he mother of
Rhonda Ann DeYoung, a 19-year-old .college sophomore from
Homewood who died in the crash.
Bog Caller
A participant a t Western Washington Fair in Puyallup
ta kes break to ma ke phone call. The only way to use pay
phone was to put entire receiver inside her mask. Did
Miss Piggy a ns wer ?
When it got down to questions,
the preamble was mos tly
dropped and the president was
asked repeatedly about recent
campaign statements in which
he linjled Republican nominee
Reagan's pronouncements on
states' rights and the Ku Klux
Klan with racism and hatred.
Four out of 12 questions dealt
with that, prompting Carter to
say be does not consider Re.agan
a racist and to reject any asser·
lion that he is running a mean
campaign.
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Ho<itton .. 74
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NOMAD
SAY CHAISE and SMILE
30% OFF ON SELECTED PATIO
FURNITURE. Because along with the weeks of warm
September wealher, you'll save on beauhful famous
name Roger"s Chaise Lounge Chair§ and patio
furnitu re . And that is certai nly something to smile
aboot!
CANTINA by TROPITONE Reg. $300.00
NOW $210.00
NOMAD by BROWN JORDAN Reg. $104.00
Cas ual Dining Chair NOW .S 73.00
There's also savings on other selected outdoor
furniture.
MAUNA KEA by BROWN JORDAN
48" Table with 4 Chairs
GAADENELLA by TELESCOPE
45" Table with 4 Chairs
GARDENELLA by TEL ESCOPE
Chaise
TAMIAMI by BROWN JORDAN
Chaise
Reg. $717.00
NOW $502.00
Reg. $465.00
NOW $326.00
Reg. $155.00
NOW $109.00
Reg. $259.00
NOW S112.00
SALE ENDS September 29
•limited.to items in stock
NURSERY • INDOOR/OUTDOOR PLANTS
& FLORIST • LANDSCAPING • ANTIQUES
PATIO FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES
San Joaquin Hiiis Rd at MacArthur Blvd.
Across from Fashion Island • Newport Beach
Open 9 to 6 Dally
640·5800
··---,
..
SAVE IT NOW
Outdoor Ficus Benjamine
(weeping hg)
2 gal Reg $1 2.50 NOW $8.98
011ho Kleen-up (Weed Killer)
16 oz Reg. $6.98 NOW $5.98
Asf)8ragus Fem •
1 gal. Reg. $3.50 NOW $1 .98
ADDITIONAL SAVINGS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Amenca·s Most Beaullful Garden Center
ROGER'S WILL BE CLJ>SED
SEPTEMIER 30 FOR INVENTORY
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II I 8 DAIL V PILO r
Nickels
CaptUre
Payoff
_,
#
Rf;~O l AJ>I Oot< roU of
nlt'kt>la a ""> Crom ''"'"''i lh .. driv~ back norm·. njttt' PrMlhN
sat down a l a ntckd p1 01trt'l'>s1vt>
aJot machine at tl1&rolJ11 Club
M 1nut t1:s lalt<r . 'h e .,. .• ~
$17 .126 ~ "''ht•r 1ul\l the holder
of the world '~ 111 1 ~e"t rue-kt'!
jackpot
"I SAW TH R F. t: 11\t' ll in thtt
barrel line up u111.l look dtH~ n
to set> what I'd .,.on. ht' .. aid
"When I l<XMlt.'tl badt lht• fourth
bad dropped down ..
Linin& up the fuur S ) mlx>li.
produces the P.l}uff JnH>unl
whicb increases as tht> rnadunt"
ts played.
Mrs . Prather, Sl, of Magalla
said she and her hu band ... ould
invest the winn 1~s tn real
estate.
"We 'll probat>ly hdve a lol
bought by tomorrow n ight
We've been thanking about build
ing for a long time." she said
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Bl,oodDrug
' Risk to Man!
WASHIN61'0N (AP) -Reeerpine, a drul~ch
ly u.sed lo control high blood pressure, causes
cancer In arumals and may pose a similar risk to
humans, the National Cancer lnatitute says.
The institute said Tbursda,y a 11eview oUta pre-
viously disclosed animal tests concludes that
reserpine causes breast cancer in female mice.
testicular cancer in mll}e mlce and adrenal gland
tumors in male rats.
THE TEsrs, IN WHICH ANJMAU; were given
the drug in feed for 103 weeks do not prove that reserpine causes cancer in humans . But they
indiciate it is "a potential risk to man," the
institute said.
More than one million Americans take rfferplne
in vari<>Us forms to treat mild hypertension and
millions more have used it in the put. Industry
figures indicate reserpine sales represent about
one-third of the market in drugs used to trial high
blood pressure.
Both the cancer institute and the NaUonaJ
He art, Lung and Blood Institute cautioned patients
not to discontinue u.se of the drug without consult-
in4 their doctors about aJtemative therapy.
THERISKOFUNTREATEDRIGBbloodpres-
sure, which can lead to stroke. bea.rt attack or
kidney failure, far exceeds ~e potential risk of
cancer, they said in a statement.
LAGUNA BEACH
SCHOOL OF ART
Fall Quarter
Sept. 29 -Dec. 13, 1980
• Intro/Greek a Eerly
Ren1l1sance
• Je-lry
• Palnting-Beg1nnillfl
& AdV1nced
•Drawing 6
Coml)Osit ion
• Sculpture
• Phorography
• Cartooning
• Clo150(1ne
• U fe Drewing
• Watercolor
• Color & Design
• Printmaking
• Ceranm:s · Reku
• Children's Art
• Stone Carving
• Serlgraphy
EVENING CLASSES
• Parnting
• Ceramics
• Wood Sculpture
• Intro/Greek & Early
Rtnais11nce
• Pho1ography
• Drawing 6
Comp0s111on
•Jewelry
•Life Drawing
an art school experience
with a unique environment
Writa -PhoM for Brochure
(714) 494-1620
222.2 L1911na Canyon Rd.
l-euna Beach. Californi• 92651
•
SHE ADDED THAT her
husband. J .H Prather. always
told her she couJdn 'l make any
mooey pla)'.in& slots. but figures
'that she now is well ahead. even
after years or· "donating to the
slots."
RareEvenf ...... ,.......
The cancer institute noted that some studies of
humans who took reserpine indicate a possible link
between the drug and breast cancer, but this has ~!~;;;;;;;;;~;;~~~~-not been shown in other studies. ,-
The International Agency for Research on
Cancer, after its la test review of the 13 case-1 controlled human studies reported, concluded that
··none of the studies, either singly or pooled, pro-
vi d e d conclus ive evid en ce of a causa
association," Uie institute said.
Her jackpot surpassed the pre•
vious world's record for a nickel
slot, S13,266 paid by Harolds
Club in June 1975
The onl y emperor penguin chick ever to h ave been bred
and hatched in captivity peeks out from under protec-
tive abdominal folds of its father in a Sea World re-
search fa cility in San Diego. The chick was hatched this
~eek after s ix false alarms in four years.
I tern,. pricing
Removal Tested
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Uem-pticing has been
removed at 15 supermarkets here in a test the in-
dustry hopes will demonstrate it is unnecessary in
stores with automated checkouts.
About 50 of the city's 1,000 supermarkets have
the so-called scanner equipment that "reads" a
striped code on an item's label and prints the pro-
duct and price on a receipt. However, city law re-
quires continued marking or prices on individual
items. ·
The price-removal test by AJ pha Beta, Ralphs,
, Vons and Market Basket stores is supposed to
monitor customer acceptance and accuracy of the
equipment. One store in each of the city's council
districts -except East Los Angeles where no
store has the equipment -is participating in the
test, which started Wednesday and wiU run until
next September. ~
Customer response forms are to be r..ailed to
a n independent auditing firm. which w1ll report to
a nine-member ,:ity committee. • ..,
Energy Bill Signed
WASHINGTON I AP) -President Carter has
signed legislation authoritiog a federal wind
ener gy research. development and demonstration
program.
NIC.1101.A~
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VON HOFFMAN
Bla<-ldkted
Egyptian-born Omar
S h a r iJ , s t a r i n
"Lawr e nce of
Arabia" and .. Dr.
Zhivago," has been
blackllst ed in the
Arab w o rld for
violating anti-Is rael
regulations, the Arab
League's boycott of-
fice has said.
NEW
Used and Remodeled
$9') on our first morning flight
$90 onour7:30 p.m. widebod~
$90 on selected return flights, too.
$90 with no restrictions.
PQl<ESUi
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DAILY PILOT
FUR SALE
SATURDAY OHL Y!
SEPTEMBER 20th
Noon to 5 P.M.
$6750 fur kids under twelve you bring along.
Hllfld..S. to aio-From I
C-Eaftytor
CftMe .......
Fine qullllty llMd tu,. -a
bet-.r tivy lor your money.
You pay llundnld1 Of dolla,.
IMt..o of "'°"-* lor
lu.iuty tNdHM thet looll
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United saves yo u $87 off the regular
Coach fare to Seattle. Just fl y one of our
selected flights any day of the week, and
you 'll fl y for just $90 one way. Seats arc
limited. but there arc no advance-purc hase
or length-of-stay requireme nts at 4a)J. ·
For information and reservations,
call your Trave l Agent. Or call United at
973-2121.
Partners in Travel with Western
International Hotels .
Most nonstops to Seattle
· Leave
. 7:45 a.m~
9;30 a.m.
I 1;30 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
5:30 p.ftt .
7:30 p.m~
,
Arrive
10:08 a.m .
11 :53 a.m.
1:48 p.m .
3:46 p.m.
5:46 p.m
7:48 p.m.
9:50 p.pt.
Flythe frien41Yskies of United.
Call United or }Ullf 1favel. Agent
FEATl!RING
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Waterfreat \I~
Mrs. HaJ Tobin (right) and Mrs. 'Kenneth Halvorsen, in Tobin liv-
ing room, are among members of the Huntington Harbour
Re&>ublican Women's Club planning the group's home tour Sept. 30.
The Tobin residence is among six waterfront houses on the tour.
For information about the tour, call Judy Purcell, chairman, at
846-2848.
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BySYDNEYOJIAa•
ARIES ()\,ar. 21 -Apr. 19): Soci~
activity accelerates lines of com-
munication open and popularity
aoars. Gemini, Sagittarim penom
play prominent roles. Keep resolu-
tions concerning budget and diet.
Cbecll directions. instructiou and
submit sqgestions and manuscripts.
TAU&US (Apr. 20-May 20): Em-
pbuis on career, basic aspiratiomt
ability to transform obstacles into
stepping-st.ones to proaress. Review
details, express opinions in frank,
direct manner. You'll be amA1ed at
results! AquariU5, Scorpio, Leo ia-
,dividuals play important roles.
GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Good
lunar aspect coincides now wiUI lont-
range projects, special communica·
tions, plannina ahead for travel.
Aura of romance replaces letbaray,
discouragement. Another Gemini
and a Sagittarian play unique roles.
Gain indicated through written wont.
CANCEa (June 21 -July 22):
Domestic adjustment is on a1enda.
You'll beautify surroundinp t.broucb
special purchases. Financial wiadfall
highlights scenario. Perceive paten.
tial. You are enviOUI and lack faith.
LEO (July 23-Auc. 22): YO'l'll tain
acceas to privileged information.
Focus on privacy. behind scenes
maneuven, resolving Jong-standing
dilemma. Maintain low profile, be
discreet, avoid makin1 claims which
cannot be immediately fulfilled.
Pisc.es person plays key role.
Vl&GO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Obtain
hint from Leo message. Work quietly
behind scenes. Priorities will come
into sharp, clear focus. Chante you
have been ~eetina is on borbon.
You'U be rid of unnece.ssary burden.
Gemini, Sa1ittarius and another
Virao figure prominently.
LIBllA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Good
lunar aspect coincides now with
special relationship, creative en-
deavors and exciting encounter.
Sit down and
• get1nto
perfect shape.
At Command Performance we
know the-Sl.'Crct ,,fa well-shaped
haircut: adapt the hairstyle you
ai;k for to the hair ''OU come
in with.
ln.at's also wh~· our haircut will
,et you all the h'*s you're
looking for.
Shampoo, precision cut and
blow dry for men and womm.
)
Aries and another Libra figure
prominently. In matters of specula-
tion, stick witb number 9. Youns
person confides emotional problem.
SCOllPIO (Oct. 23-.Nov. 21): In-
dividual who bad previously been re·
tatded as a foe will now become an
ally. Leo. Aquarius natives figure
prominently. Maintain self-esteem.
What you own is worth more than
ortainally anticipated. Past erron
will be rectified. 8AGrnoros <Nov. 22·Dec. 21):
Fol.low through on bunch; intuitive
intellect serves as reliable gui.de. In-
dividual who aided you in pat will
man reappear.nee. Accent on
property, residence, dealinp wiUI
older family member. Short trip may
be necessary.
CAPaJCO&N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): By
compariaon shopping, you avoid in-
flated prices. You'll be "on the
move." Focus on income, personal
possessions, ability to diversify.
Gemini, Sagittarius natives figure
prominently. Financial bonanza
could hiptigbt scenario.
AQJ.IUIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):
Lunar cycle highlights initiative,
personality, special appearances and
a "rebulldillC procram." Judgment,
intuition and timing are on tar1et.
Don't overlook details. Be aware of
small print, bidden clauses. Another
Aquarian plays important role.
PISCES <Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Clues,
hintl, bill or information fall into
place. You are on brink of major dis-
covery. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius
persona figure prominently. Play
cards doae to chest; if discreet, you
overcome what might be a serious ob-
stacle.
Singles Calendar run.t each Wednesday
and containa information on ducuuion
groups. par1~1 and event1 open to IM
public in t~ Orange CO<Ut arN. Send
notice• to Sing~• Ca~r, Daily Pilot .
P.O. Boz 15'0, Cotto Mesa, CA 92626.
Include your 11om e and telephone
number. Notices mu.st be recnwd two
weelu i1I advance of on e~nt.
c.. ..
No appointment necesgry, ever.
Command Performance®
for dle loob that 1e1 tht loob ,.. . .
Opetl Evtt1lll11 6 M4Nlday1 •t OaUy: M Sal.
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Fr\O.y, Sep1ember 19, 1960 ONLY PILOT 11 f~
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a
16·YHM>ld who has read your col ...
umn for. • loq t..ime. While baby·
sittm1. I aaw ''The Ann Landen En·
cyclopedi•" and read your piece ex-
plaln{n1 the dltrerence between love
&.nd lntaluaUon. Ltbou1ht it WU ter-
rific WUI you print It in the column,
ple1111"? I wi•h I had seen it a eoup'e
of years ago. ABC IN K.C.
Dt.:A• Alie: WI ... ,ae .. ue. Ben ..
la:
LO\'E OJ INFATUATION!
lala&uaU. la laa&aa& detlre. H'•
oae let ol l)aadl caW.1 &o uedier.
. Leve • frteeclalUp ...._, laaa eaqM
flre. It \alles rool alld crows -09e
day at a time.
lala&uU. Is marked by a leelbl&
of lalfttll't&y. Yota are ead&ed aad
ea1er, bill mot 1ea•lmel1 la••PY·
Tlaere are ••Ill•& do•b,&1, ••·
aa1wered qaeataou, uuae bl&a aad
piece. • ...,. you beloved &Ml )'Oii
..... jmt ...... -........
eleHly. It..._... 1poU u.e dream.
L.ve la tile q•let uden&aDdla1
UHi ••hire aeceptaace ol lmperfec·
Uoa. It ii real. It &hes YM IU'ell,U.
aad crows beyOlld yo• -to bolsaer
yoar beloved. You are warmed by Ills
preseace, evea when be la away.
MUes de • separate yow. YM wHt
lalm •ar. 8td near or far, YM blow
be la yoan ud you caa wait.
lafat•atlon says, "We must get
married rtpt away. I ean•t risk Jos.
I.al him."
Love says, "Be patient. Don't
paale. lie la yours. Plan yoar fatatt
wl&ll eeafldeatt."
lafataatloll •aa an elemeat of sex·
HI ndtemeat. If yow are hoaest, 1•• wUI admit tt ls dl(flealt IO be In •e a90tlter's company ulna yoa
are sare It will ead la l.Jltlmaey. Lon
.. Ute matuatloll of frteltdsJdp. YM ••et be frte.ch before yoa can be
lo•en.
lafatuU. lacks eoafldeaee. Whea
lie'• away, J08 woeder ti lae'a claeat-
181. Somecl.-yoa evea e~•.
LoYe me .. trat. Yoa are calm,
senre ad adlreatued. Re feels
dtat tr-* ud k makea Id• nea
•eretawwe..taiy.
An1t
Landers
"Mr. R." has had trouble with his
liver for years, also artbmis and an
ailing prostate. A few yean ago he
had a business failure that depressed
him so bad he needed therapy.
The problem I am writing about is
sex. He doesn't believe in it. Since
this is my first marriage I am
s hocked beyon.d words . I
automatically assumed Ulat sex went
with marria1e even thou1h we didn't
talk about it. Actually I was im-
pressed with his high morala because
he never made a wrong move during
courtship. Can you help me? -
MISSING SOMETHING fN
MISSISSIPPJ
DEAR MISSING: Hla problem
could be both pllyslul and emo·
tloaal. U he refuses to see a doe&or,
Y•• otllbt to see a lawyer. A mar·
riate Ws ls not.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : My
husband and I are friendly with a
couple who live down the street. The
man 's brother~ the roofing
business . We mentioned that w·e
needed a new roof, so he asked his
brother to come by and see us. That
was in March.
My hu.sband and I told him what
we needed, and he said he could do
the job for $3,200. He promised to
oversee the work personally. It
sounded fine.
The roof was put on in April and it
took a lot longer than we thought, but
we were told there were problems
b ecause o f weather .
(Understandable.) When the bill
came. it was $6,200. We were
shocked.
I
.
Music-Soiree
Jn Happenings Wednesday, Sept. 17, it
was erroneously reported that the firm of
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. was un·
derwritlng the soiree planned by the Sound or
Music Chapter of the Orange CoW1ty Music
Center.
The Sept. 27 e~nl is beln:g under.wriU.en •
by Mr. and r.tn. John Cashion, Mr. and Mn.
Rodney Emery, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Faber,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Gibson, Dr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Glaspel, Mr. and Mrs_ Charles Hester,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hodson, Dr. and Mrs. ·
Richard Kratz, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lana.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean and Mr. and
Mrs. David Stone.
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY .
'#'-' Y• W-" .
Hwlnt
I tJJ Hwtlor .....
Coate w.w -s41.11u
~v 0 ~~
l mar c;1
C STOM FRA~ING ~pec1almng 1n I MAMO FtMISHID NAMIS
1803 Newpdrt Eslvd.
~sa E. ... 11 ~~
NEED
HELP?
visit our
Do-It-Yourself
Store ..
,.,.._.._ mtpt lead yea to do
&Mmp ,_... repel later, W loft
••erwlll Left la aa -..er. It makes yow
lo9' ..,. ft •••es yow Ud8 .... It
make. yw a bfttep penoa &llu yoe
were~
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have
been married nine months to a man I
cannot .understand. He bad a pre-
vious marriage which lasted two
yean. lbere were no children. ·
My hus band calle d the m1n
immediately and was told the $3.~
was for the materials only. 1be rest
was labor. We feel ripped off ud
want to sue the rat. Your opinion is ;
wanted. -DONE TO IN DOTH.AM le
DEAit DONE: Yoa wo.lda't ..
tile Hit, IO p't botller. Nu& time
before yoa b'ffome •votved le uy
coastrac&lo• project, set aa
•IJ'ffme9& .. w1'Wag.
~ hav~ our cOlllpdent
f!!umbers do tt.e work!
Alpha Center, lnc.1 $30.000
•Ametican Cancer Soc1ety.
Oran11e County CJnit /
S382.95J
•Aml'1'1Cl1n Hearl A\SllC131•.n,
(>ronice Counry Chaptn
$178,944
•Am~ncan Lun1e A~><IC131.mn
of Orange C..un1y1$1l6.067
•American Red Cm, . Orange
Counry Chapter S67l.006
Ameracan SoClal lteallh AssociatK>n I $2,~)(l
Anahl'lm Serv1C'11lt'Tl~
Ct-ntl'1' I SS.500
Assrs~menl & Trtalnwnt
Service C"'1ttr ••f Coastal
Oran11e County/$15,000
•Boy Sctiuts uf Americ.1 $!'.()2,%7
Buys' Club of Buffia Park
~1.MJ Boy~· Club of Cypre~s I $31.500
Boy•' Club uf Fnuntatn
Valley/$16,000
Boys· Club ,,f Full#nun I
S75.5"1J
Bur~· Oub of {j~rden
G rnvt' I $38.000
Boys' Club of the Harbor
Area I $11.500
Boys' Oub nf llunt1 nRU10
Beach I SJ0,000
Boyi' Club r1f Lll11una Reach I
$29.400
Boys' Club of La llabra/$69,435
Boys Club of PliK'rntialS31.000
Boys' Club of San la Ana
$56.333 Boys'Club oftht So.1th o~,SI
Arl'a I $:13.428
Boys' Club of Slantun I 527.500
Boys' Club uf Tu~11n / $45.000
Boys' Cl ub of Wrstm10sttt/
SJ-0.000
Camp Fire, Inc./ $76.000
Cathohc Social ~rvirn I
$114.000 ~nltr for c~auve
Altl'1'na11ves I $38,000
Child Guidance Ctnter 11'
Orangr County/$65.000
Chiklrtn's Home Sucitty •lf
California / $41.000
Ch11drm1 H1~p1tal of Los
Angelrll/ $42,449
Childr1ens Hospital ufl>ranRto County/ $\51,000 •
Community l)ay Nu~ryi
$13.000
Oayle Mclnlnsh Cenier for I ;1r1s· Club rl North Orange
thr 1)1$3bltd /SI0.000 Counly/ $45,055
fl Modena 5'rv1Ct'. (ffilrr/ -C.•wid Nei11hhuf Chtkl C.:.rtl
$32.400 .... $19,200
Family Service Assocwriun •Gocrdw1ll lndusrnes of OranRt
•ll OranRt v >11nty/Sl45.200 C<ount¥/ SJ76.766
First Sttp Hou~ of OranRt Holy Family Services. Counstl
Coun1y, tnc ISIS.200 1n11 and Adoption/ SJ(),000 FISH·Hai'bor Arra $17.000 Hn~p11al Carr Fund/SIOO
Frtt 01nic ur I lrangr C"unty t Hunting11,ci Boch C•llllmunity
$21,000 <.:lrnlc I SS,000 Fr~ndly Ct-nt~r Inc./ S45, l\l0 lntt'rfaith Servi~ml'tl's
Gary ~nltr/$56,264 i Ct-nttt/$22.900
•Girt Scout Council of Chnir Jtw11h Family Ser11crlS80,SOO
County/ 1304.140 Laguna ~ach Frtt Chnic I
Girl Sc;iut Council -Sp;1n1~h S22.fi00
lfails / $2.000 L"s Alamitos Ynulh Ct-ntrr I
Girl!!' Oub of Fountam S\6.000
Vallrt / SIS.000 LutMnin Social St!rvices of
G1M Club •1' Garden Soul hem Cahfom11 I SS.000
Gruvr I 526,400 Nat~lnal Council On Alrohol
Girls' Club 1.f th~ Hnrht" ism.Or~n11eCounty/Sl5,000
Area I $63,480 NaMnal Surf Life Saving
C1r1s' Oub o( La.icuna I Sl6.000 AWIQ.'luon of Ammca/S300
St'tVl<'t'5 lur thf' flhnd I"<
S6.500 Stouthw~'I Minonty f.cionu1111c
Ue\ t'lopmt•nl v HJncil
Sl&.000-
SJ>e<'<'h and l.an1euaict l~vd
11pment Ctnltr1 $:1:1,l!lJo
~tan111n A1hle11r Club :w.uoo
Tt-t•n ltt lp Yciuth ~f'VM •
Hur~au $11,000
Tr.n~l~t· Aid A• ... <1at1•••
,,f /\mt'llrn Sl .llMI
Tr:1vd1•" Aid ~K " I) .,f 1. .. n1o1 lleach $1\.1100
•\ 'n11ed Cerebral Pah) A~w· ,,a11on 11( 't)rangt C111111ty,
Inc Sl52.5i3 r mted St'rv1ct Orgamz;iuon. Inc. l\JSOl/$19.fl(H Th~ Villa I $19,S:lf>
Vi.1llnll Sur~ t\'"'"'a11u11
••f Oran11t VK.111ty SI00,0011
\\1luntary t\ct1<111 LCflkr
$53.IJ!i
\'<ilunlt ('r Bureau of :-;urth
OranRt 01uniy '$4U.:!l 7
V11luntee1 lfornu u( We>-t
Or.ini t C.JUnry/\' 1\ C
$34.000
Westn1ins1er Uoxing Club f
$2,000
Wrstmrnsltr Midway Cny
Volunteer Ernt'fRtncY Aid
$4.000
V.iuth Emplo~nt
Servich/ M.or.o
North Orangt C.runty Child YMCA-Anaheim Family
Guidance ~ntn. lnc./'42.151 S!l!l.4f..0
Orange County AssooatM>11 for YMCA -Mt"rro/ $14!1,070
Mental Htallh I $80.000 YMCA -N011h Oran1te
Orange County Assoc1a11on for County/ $95.814
Rtiarcled Ci1iiens I $56,077 YMC/\-Oran11e I S5:l.MOO
Oranffe Counly C.iuncil 1111 nKA -<>ran11e Co11~1
Agin11. Inc.· S8.500 $100.000
Orange u JUnty EpiltpSY YWCA -Central Oran11e
Society I $3.000 Count v 1 $47.600
Orange C<•unly Teen YW<.:A -Nonh OranRt
Challml(t/ $26.141 Counry S5t.474
Orthopatdic Hospital/$23.000 YWCA-Suu\h OranRr
Thr People's Chnic/$22.000 Counly/ S55.000
Providmce Spttch and •Panntr/ Assnc1att 1n·fund
Huring Ct-nter/S25,500 ramtllt 1n busintss 11nd 1ndus
Saddleblck Community trr. YIKir United Way 11ift
Enterpr~s. Inc.I $7.500 w1ll •uppo!'l lhH flum 11( I his
Salvauon Army-Anaheim/ agtney °"ign~111111' plt'dRed
$67.900 In 1 panner/assoc1a1e Are
Salvation Anny -S311 ta crl'd1ltd towards camp;11gn
Ana /$171.222 part1c1pa!Kln and will Ill! Salv~uon Amiy-S!'rvic."t nclcnowltdged by tht dt"'llC
Exttns••n I 162.000 nattd 'llltllC)'.
When you give to the Orange County United Way, your gift works to help people, "not fatten administrative budgets.
In fact, last year 84cr of every dollar received reached the people who needed a helping hand in Orange County.
The people you helped -nearly one out of every three in Orange County-and those who donated their time to the
United Way, sincerely thank you for giving.
Jl 01 Ol•noe Cou111y
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Mind Probe
•JO&LC.DON .. 1t ................
ln tr-.C'endmtai mrditat.ac.~
tbe [ncliyWuJ C'.ODCMU.-Oft •
Sa:ubl t -ord to reduce tbe
llJ' ... and MJdety ol t"YU)'dl)'
lll•.
Tbe bypnodat plactt t\ls sub
Ject in a ..,..._Leoed statf' ol 1 ...
teJtJbillty. reach.lnc into UM> ~
cea1e1 of tbf' mind ror tht
Newpcwt Beacll·bued butlMu
ulled Tbe lllnd Probe Founda·
tloa to .. IK'h Utd6YMIMlll ... to
lap \MO U. ··~ It.alt Cl( COil· sc\ouane11 to, ror eaample,
reduce atnu, wr•Lle wit.II •II»'
tlo1ul coofHC'll , deal with
~raoea) retatlonahlpe ·1Dd he)p
lndw •dua-'5 uat1 peychk h•allna
to tru t varloua pbyalcaJ •If
mf'Dl.t
ac>aarl'9 ol pu'IOOal troubl~ and "Wmt T•AN9Ct:NDt:NTAL
proba.ma. mt'dltaUoo. wh•t ~ou pr•cU~ la
Put Uv" lherap) takes I.ht' stilllna your mJod; ctea01ln1
partidpllnt on a semi hypnotic your nuod," uy• lh Padia.
trip back throu1h Um.-for a "Rut with t he mind probe r-.1~ &oc>k at supposed pre tecbnlqUt-, you use I.he technique
vlCM11 lacarnali°'1S lo a n i <"tlve sort or way. _,. .. Say for example you're try
IANMA llAJOa and Loulsf' 1ng to lose wel1bt,'' she eon
Padia prefer to ac t as tour linueb ··u you go Into an altered
1uldea when they lead their state and lr)l to cbanee your sub-
worbbop participants tbrou&b conscious pro1ramming it wiU
periods of deep r e laxation make your weight loss effective
known u alpha; a twilight statt so you w\U not have to rely on
ol comdouaneu between aware will power "
DeN ud •Jeep. ··1t's a matter of the body do-
Alpba meditatio n 1s jus t mg what the mind tells It to do,''
another tool amon1 many forms adds Ms. Major.
of altered states of conscious-Tapping into altered states ol
ne11, Ila. Major says. Most consciousness and alpha states
meditation, however. 1s a of relaxation are not new H ·
puaiw process, she notes. periences for the energeUc duo.
•'What we do Is put you They are identical twins and
tbrou1h a meditative state s ay they have experienced
which i.1 active,'' says the Costa t e l e p,tbic communication
Mesa resident. throughout thei$ live5.
Tbe sisters have set up a When they were youngsters
Expensive Shampoo
Cost is Relative
By JUDITH OLSON
Ol_o.lly ...... S-
George Caroll's new shampoo may be extra espensiv~, but tbllt
doesn'tfue him a bit.
He figures that s0oner-or later , the other companies Will catch
him, and while that's happening, there will be plenty of people to
buy hi.I $1S-per-bottle potion.
'"lbe best wW always cost more," be said. "My producta are
for the people wfMWlppreciate the better tbines in life."
Caroll, creator of a new signature lioe of hair care product.I,
which are labeled ''for the culturally aware," introduced bis sham·
poo to the public for the fU"St time at Neiman-Marcus in Newport
Beach. .
Although Caroll may sound like sort of a snob about his sham-'
poo, it actually is the result of many years of research and work in
the hair care industry.
He started as a women's hairdresser , tben became a
barber. Then be pooled bis knowledge from both fields and started
talking to dermatologist.s lO f10d out exactly what kind of care is
beet for the hair and scalp.
CA.&OU.. CONCLUDED that people really were not taking
very good care of their hair.
A personal poll of both men and women revealed lb.at people
were washing their hair with everything from bar soap to dog
sb1mpoo and some even were combing it with their do1's brush.
"Habits are different today," be said. "People UMd to 10 a
week without washing their hair. Women would IO to t.be beauty
shop once a week and get it sprayed and teued.
''People didn't knd-.w what healthy hair should look like or feel
like."
After five years of research, development and testill1 in
his Hair Research X company (X being the unknown fadol'),
Caroll came up with a three-step hair care proaraaq which be says
will give "professional enhancement" at home.
TllE TR&EE Paooucrs -a shampoo, rime and special
ll'OOmiDI aid for use between shampoos -is costly because, be
1aid, it mes the best ingredients possible.
He npect.s to continue researching and to cban1e tbe product
if better manufacturing methods or ingredients are found.
Caroll allO i.I working on the problem of men's hair loss and is
developinc products for men with beards (bis first beard coaditioner
will be out in about three months).
He says there are just three simple steps to h1vtn1 healthy,
beautiful hair adll-{>reventing bait loss.
"Keep your hair and scalp clean and keep your hlir styled,"
be said. "Hair should be cut on a regular bui.I, even if it's just
trimmed."
Hot air balloon lifts off at Stniise. ·
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Identical twms Lowse Padia (left) and Sandra Major
•••
1ro•mc up ln Fontana. they
tbot11bt everyone experienced
telepathy.
Four yean aeo, the pair took
claaaea apecializln1 ln Mind
Probe tecbniquea and alpha re-
laxaUce. They alao studied wtUI
a DU!ftber teachen in tbe
human"'potentiai movement.
"We reallied that you can
create tbe powers.of your cbooa-
ln1." says the 38-yeer-old Ms.
Major, who is eight minutes
older then her sister.
"IF YOO HA VE an ailment
and you tune into your sub-
sconscious, you can re-program
your subcorisciouaneas toward
health and your body will
respond," asserts lls. PadJa,
who lives in Fontana but plans
to move to Newport Beach.
Tbe silten took over the Mind
Probe Foundation of North
Hollywood and brought the busi·
nesa to Newport Beach in Nov-
ember 1.979. They conduct mon-
thly weekend workshops in
Orange County ·and throughout
Southern California.
The Mind Probe workshop in·
volvea 16 hours of relaxation ex-
ercises and instruction conduct·
ed on weekends, usually with a
Friday evening period followed
by full-day Saturday and Sunday
sessions. Cost for the three-day
experience is $150,
"The reason we charge only
$150 and not $300 is that we are
just plain folk and the world is
made of j~t plain folk and we
want to help everyone ~
we au bave aome problems\·· •
plains Ma. Major. .t • The sessions are conduc1a0 I
hotel or motel conference rtoa
-preferably noise free -f .,
partlcl90ts usually lie oti tt noor. 1Jackl1'0f,lnd music is'*
-to belp 1ninn>attieipe1tta into
state of alpha relaxation.
ONCE THE ALTEaED sta1
is reached, the participant
guided through different •It
of consciousness and encourase
to tocus on particular Problea
or dilemmas.
"The mind is like the bOdy,
opines Ma. Major. "What yo
need to do is exercise it. ·
"The mind you come with Fr
d a y ( a t a M i o d P r.o b
workshop), is not the same i
the mind you take out wil!i yo
Sunday."
GaADUATES Of the Min
Probe workshop can contimae 1
attend weekend sessions at ri
additional cost. When a Mln·
Probe graduate has tackled on
specific problem, such as atag
fright or work-related an~et~
be can pursue other areas c
psychic development such as e>
traaensory perception, inne
healing and telepathic Con
munication.
''Everybody has t bes
abilities but not everybody hi.
tapped into them. That's whi
we teach you at the Mind Prob
Foundation," adds Ms. Padfa.
George Caroll with his $15-a-bottJe shampoo 'for the culturally aware.·
CaroU advocates I.he old "Harper method" of washin1. wbicb
is putting shampoo on dry hair, from the back forward, and work·
inl it in while massaging the scalp with the fingertips.
AtTEa ADDING WATER and working up a lather, the bait
should be rinsed. Uthe shampoo dJdn't foam immediately, Caroll
said, a second soaping should be done.
"Leave it on as little time as possible," be advised.
The conditioner should be applied from the back fonurd too,
he noted, and rinsed with cooler water. "Rinse it longer than you
leave it on. You'll have shinier hair.''
CAllOLL, WHOSE research plant is in Toluca Lake, said he i
creatiq a product to "meet the needs of today," and to "advanc American groomin1."
But that SlS price tag for a botUe of shampoo is somewha
scary to those accustomed to running into the drugstore for a quic
purchase of less than $2.
"I just paid $25 for a dress shirt," Caroll said. ''and it'
relative. People who spend money on their clothes should take goo
ca re of their hair."
Quiet Thrill of Ballooning ·
BJ RANCES D'EMILIO
YOUNTVILLE, Calif. <AP> -
With a whoooosb and a sputter
of purplish name we are risina.
300 feet a minute, on an elevator
of alr, the lush, emerald vines
below looking like nubby carpet.
We travel with the wind. I sur-
prise myseU with the ease with
which I succumb lo the quiet
thrill of ballooning. the ease with
which I become one with the
wafting breeze.
Like hundreds of tourists to
the Napa Valley north of San
Francisco, I went to America's
richest wine country not to aam·
ple the wine, but to soar a mile
or more above the undulatlnc
bll11, draped with a green
chenille of premiere vines.
visrroas PAY $75 -• oo
weekends -for a hawk's view
of breathtaking b e auty -
storybook scenery that a swell·
in1 corps of pilots views as en-
th u1iut1 o( bot-air s port
. ballooning. ·
For most tourist paueqen,
tbe balloon ride ls a once-in·•·
Wetime splurge.
But for some, tbat first ride
bookl them into a fascinating
bobby or a lucrative profeulGG,
and they will spend $10,000 or
more for their own baUOOG and
often. tbe at.art ol their own buli-
na1 :1
Pllotiq my flltht was one
1ueb devotee, 33-year-old Bob
Barbarkk, an easygoln1 man
long on sideburns and humor.
Barbarick euides ball of the two-
balloon fleet of Napa Valley
Balloons, one of a half-dozen
such companies in the area.
• ON HIS GllA Y tweed driving
cap, be sports colorful balloon
buttons. One eyecatcher com·
memorates the first balloon
flight -launc he d by two
brothers, the papermaters
Joseph and Etienne Montgolfier.
In Paris in 1783. The first
"passengers" were a duck, a
rooster and a sheep.
Except for the species of
passengers, balloonin1 bun'{
changed much since. What goes
up still must come down, when
the pllol runs out of propane or
turns down the burner tbat
blasts bot air inside the billow·
ing Dacron or nylon "envelope."
ova ENVELOPE -with it.I
purple crown and 1old, red,
yellow. green and blue-paneled
body -could swell wltb 77,000
cubic feet of heated air. Hot·alt
balloons rise because tbe alt in·
aide tbe baa is warmer -thus,
U1bter -tban tbe air aurround·
lq the craft.
By regulating tbe burninl 1u.
pilots can raise or lower the
craft, but tbey can •t move the
b1lloon horiaontally. "You've
1ot to take lt the way Motblr
Nature helps , you," Barba.ritk
aays. ·
He sUpa off his jacket un-
der the warm sun and peen shadow sailing at eight knots.
over the aide. Like other pilots People below sl·are, tht
who describe the art of balloon· smiJe. Dogs, their sensitive ea·
Ing. Barbartck seema to almoat tickled by the sound of U
see the wind. By catchin1 dif. burner, bowl and run in era:
ferent breezes at various levels. circles. Above, we hear sounc
the pilot can try to pinpoint a acutely and can talk wilfi lhoc
landing. A spit over the side or a earth-bound.
streamer helps test Use wind. There is·so much to marvel a
from that rare perspective, lh BUT ONE NEVE& knows I never bad a chance ta-worr
what Mother Nature bu up her Height-fearing folks often sc
.tnd-1wolleo .sleeve, and 50 an their tensions melt and some a1
inte1ral part of balloonine ls the brave enough to dangle let
1round cl'e1r -in our cue a over the side, pilots say. mustard-colored pickup whose driver auiously acam the skies BESIDES, EXPEaTS say ho
to follow the capricious balloon. alr ballooning is one of the sale:
The driver, Jim llattiaon, is a forms of flight. When tw
New Yorker who'• two boun shy balloona collide while aloft, it
of puttlq in 10 boun aloft, after called kissing, so gentle is tt
which be can take a Federal meetiq.
Aviation AdmiJli1traUon test for Ballooning is a casual affai
bis private pilot'• license. Winnen at the National Chan
Another 25 boun and be can ob-pionsbJpe in Iowa get a can ,
tain a commercial license and beer and a trip to the Worl
earn perhaps SlOO an bou.r ferry-Championships. lnfc toarista, and maybe more by And 383 enthusiasts are e: · ........ aft peeled at Albuquerque. N.M ' pl v...._ a er to promote a pro-for the annual fesUval, .. da11 • duct or event. .. Ala 'ftU 18 limited. MOil iftg dawn spectacle of burstir ·
ball--'·•· _,., ~ up at dawn _ colon u balloons rise togeth• 1 -~ •-above the desert. 1 when the air ta calm and cool -And as always, after the fiigl .
ud can~! a few houri there ii champagne. The custo1 • before . out. may have besun with balloonis :
But I loll of Ume in our lllf i l d h little world. bounded by t.be mo Y ng an owners w E l
tbrff lidla of the imall band· ~~icf.. touch .. d down in the ~
wov• wicker b~aket. fl• we On the ground, they are pr~ qu\etb dlpped, a frl&btefted Ucal. Balloonlata save poetry re jac~rebblt tried to outrun our fat tile air.
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Gardei1hag . __________________________ .._ ______ _ CWL y PtLOT A l:J Friday, Septernbtlr 19, 1980
eep Rottfl•ti
Fall 'Best'
For-Planting
1-'tAU ~Lt u m r wtwu 1111yth•nM and f'verythmit •~ould be planh«1 1{llu llw ~unlt·n Fall pl~tltll\Jr
Vf t~ 11mt ~hrub:. a c>han<'t> to t'nd oul roou.
e• into tht: oil durmtc th' warm diay~ uf autumn
The ht>at of isunHm•r tl> dl:1ol\1paung and newly
ttaft1phpltt'd s~t·111\t'1t)'e will "at suffn from thf' In ~nae summt'r rn)'S Th" warm °''· M"f'vt>r
apeeds alo11..: tht• :o;t ro11.i root J:mwth
AS WlNT~k AkRl\'t:s. httlt• or no tnp .irowth
may bt-l'\'ident, but 111 tht' ~011 lht• root:-ronunut' lo
&row de('J)t•r llltO lht• jlf\IUl\d Ull lhf' WlnlU r•ln~
moisten tht' 1Jt'~.llh)'e uf tht• )'toll B> spnna the root
system 1s wt>ll rtt'\ ,•tov.t<O unJ "'1th tht' ft rjt flush of
warm wealht>r . tht• d tabhsht't pl11nt will take oft
With 3 burst Of lll'W foltUt(t'
Snails -Bugging Yon?.
Get Carden Off Dining List With Controh
18 your yard a cafeteria for snails and slugs?
These pe11ky mollu11ks feed on a wide variety
of plants including nowers, 11reen foliage, seed·
lints and shAtb bark and attack tomatoes, citrus
a nd other fruits and vegetables nearing maturity.
Want to take your garden off their four-star
cllnmg Ust? Kathleen A. Hesketh, University of
~allf~mia Cooperative Extension farm adviser,
explains about tbose pests and how you can control
the m .
Snails and slugs a re s imilar In structure and •
biology except that snails have an external spiral
shell which s lugs lack. Both gUde along by means
of a long nat muscular organ, known as a foot.
Mucus or "slime" secreted by glands in the foot
helps their move ment and later dries to form the
shiny white or silvery "slime trails," evidence of
the mollusks' presence. \
THEY ARE MOST ACTIVE at night and dur-
ing dirk. cloudy or foggy periods. On warm days
Handpick snails each day. It is important
especially in the beJ(inning of the control proiram'
to do so ~aily. '
TRAP THE PESTS by placine board.I or
flower pots in the yard. One inch rwmeri under
boards about 12 Inches wide and 15·20 lncbel
long make it easy for snails to crawl undem.eatb to
escape heat. Gather the mollusks each da)i when
using the trap board method.
Employ barriers s uch as ashes. sand! am-
monium sulfate and lime. Snails and slugs avoid
crawling over those irritating substances. Use an
inch wide band of the substance around gardens or
plants.
,. .
The plant w111'bt.• uhlt• to !>UpJXtr1 tht:. lush new
growth and cu11t1mw tu µ1 udul'e add1t1onal growth
through lht> g1 owang st>asoo bt:\.'uuse the well de
veloped root ystem wall l'll.'ltl> absorb all the
water and nutrients 'nt'l't')'e ar) for heallh erowlh
~·~·· they hide and rest under plants, composts, or trash
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WHAT CAN YOl' PLANT no-.-. for th1s kind of
growth suc{·ess ·tor>" Almost all landscape plant
inJS benefit from fall planting The only e>xc·ep
lions are. or course . the rrost tendt>r items m your
cllmatic area
Trenae11dou.~ Tontaio
Mary Fanning of Costa Mesa holds one of
piles, and on shaded parts of plants For successful
control or elimination of the pests use a combina-
tion of techniques:
Eliminate hiding places of snails and s lugs by
cleaning the yard. removing boards, stones and
other debris which offer them shelter. Get rid of
weeds and unnecessary foliage to dry out the soil
surface and make it less desirable for the pests . If
possible, plant gardens away from dense ground
covers such as ivy that are ideal hiding places for
mollusks.
OXYGEN PLUS
80~1 89
Reg. S2.39
' r.ii
Plants established before winter weather ar
rites are ready to develop at maximum speed
w•en wintt~r turns to spring Wh en It comes to
trees. for mstance. the rewards can artually mean
extra feet or growth and more shade 1f you plant
now. ralber than waiting until spnng lo set out
trees.
Sherman Garde1is
her homegrown tomatoes that reached
gigantic proportions of one and one·
qu a rte r pound s a nd 14 inches:_inu •-1 circumference. But that's not all. Mary -'.liny Mites
PONY'
PAK
,ETUMaA$
ALYSSUMS
Reg 98•
Needs Volwiteers
said she picked one after this picture was
take n that weighed one and one-ha lf
pounds and measured 15 and v. inches. "It
would cost $1.04 at present market prices."
she said. Secret of sucs:ess? "My husband
sprinkled lawn fertilizer around the vine."
she said . ~herman Library and
G~rdens in Corona del
Mar is looking for volun·
tetrs interested in giv-
inf tours to children.
.Th e purpose o r
children's tours is to
give children the op·
portunity to gain
~anical knowledge and
all appreciation o f
nature in a beautiful and
unique setting.
An in-depth training
program for docents has
been written and wi II be
under the direction of
Shirley A. Keri ns, pro-
fessional horttfulturist
and teache r . Prior
t>o,tanical knowledge is
not' a prerequisite to
participate in this volun·
teer training program.
An orientation meet-
ing will be held Sept. 29
to acquaint prospective
docents with the pro-
gram which Will entail
one training session ~r
week for eight weeks.
Trainees will be in -
t r o du ced t o plant
behavior and charac -
t e ri s tics. botanical
terms. environmental
awareness, and techni-
ques of guiding young
people throu g h the
gardens.
Inte r ested pe r sons
should contact Sherman
Library and Gardens,
2647 E. Coast Highway.
Corona del Mar, 92625,
or call 673-2261.
Try Shrubs
For Color
lf you don 't have any
shrubs or trees that will
provide the fall color
show from their brightly
colored foUage, you may
want to try some s hrubs
that are brightly lit up
with orange or red ber·
ries
choice. Jt'irst on the list
is the Pyracantha coc-
c i ne a which is bes t
known for its variety
· Lalandei ·. hardiest
of all. Its creamy white
clustered flowers are
s mall and fragrant and
bloom in the s pring. The
r e d -orange berries
make their show in Oc·
tober and November.
P;repare Garden
For Winter Cold
For this you Slhould
l oo k toward s (h e
pyracanthas and the
cotoneasters that, when
used in quantity will
more than make up for
the lack of foliage color.
FOR VIVID SPLASH
of color, the pyracantha
fam i ly is the first
You could also try the
'G raberi' variety o f
Pyracantha fortuneana
with its huge clusters of
dark red fruit that color
in mid-fall a nd last
through the winter pro-
viding garden color. You
can either buy these in
espalier or your local
nurseryman will teach
WASHINGTON I AP J
-lf you had a backyard
garden this summer . it's
getting time to pre pare
' the garden for winter.
Benefit Sale
In Pasadena
Twe nty th ou s and
plants, most or them
rare and unusual, will
be offered to the pubHc
a t t·he sixth a nnual
Benefit Plant Sale of the
Huntington Library, Art
Gallery and Botanical
Gardens.
The benefit sale will
be held Sept. 28. from 9
a.m . to 4 p.m. at the
Pasadena Center, Ex-
hibition Building <west>.
300 East Gree n St.
Pasadena. Admission is
free.
Yo u may still have
crops such as collards ,
kale or turnip greens
g r o win g. but
Agriculture Department
e xperts s ay you can
work around them.
Indeed, even the
eventual arrival of cold
will merely enhance the
fl avor of these items,
and you can still get
good meals from them.
Fir s t . sa-ys
ho rticulturist Robert
Wearne, clean up old
plant mate r ial in t he
garden.
If you haven't had a
soi I test for two or three
yelllts. do it now. Soils
can become too acid
from fe rtilizer s and
organic materials or too
alkalinl from buildup of
s odium. ca lc ium o r
other salts.
Harbor View
Meeting Set
Harbor Vie w Hills
Garden Club will meet
Wednesday at 9:30 a .m.
at the home of Mrs .
Edward Elli s on i n
Corona del Mar.
Co-hostesses will be
Mme's. Cameron Smith
and Neal Kemp.
Guest speaker will be
Mrs . Wade Robe rts,
director of The Sherman
Foundation, who will
speak on ''A Historical
Look at S h e rman
Gardens."
Harbor View Hills
Garden C lub i s a
member of the Orange
County Dis tri ct o f
Ca liforn ia Ga rd e n
Clubs, Inc
,you how to do it.
ONE OF THE most
useful additions to the
pyracantha family has
been the 'Santa Cruz'
variety -a prostrate,
or semi-prostrate rorm,
which makes it an ex-
cellent choice for a bank
planting. The berries
are big and bright red
and you can imagine the
effect when you cover a
complete hillside with
them.
Aside from pyracan ·
thas. we can re ly on
cotoneasters for fall col-
or. These are more sub-
dued in color and better
s uited for background
pla ntings where t hey
w o n 't c la s h with
whatever is planted in
front of them .
Irvine Club
Seeking
Members
Irvine Garden Club will hold
its annual members hip meeting
Wednesday at 10 a .m .. in
Un i versity Park Community
Building. Beech Tree Lane.
Irvine.
Weekend
Gardening
Checklist
Guests will be greeted by
Sharon Cosgrove. hospitality
chairman, and Vera Lyons, past
president. June Carie, president,
will explain the aims of the club
and tell plans for future meet-
ings.
Following a short semi·
business meeting. those present
will caravan to Turli~ Rock
Co~munity Clubhouse where
they will participate in a guided
tour of The Nature Walk, con-
ducted by Michael M.cCreary,
naturalist, and Jennifer Adams,
naturalist-botanist.
•Feed and deep water roses
this month if you want good
blooms during the fall months.
Spray for mildew, too.
•September is a good month to
work soil conditioners into the
soi l b es ides s low ·act~ng
fertilizers such as bonemeal so
the winter rains can wol'k on
them.
•Set up some portable color by
potting up s pring flowering
bulbs. Be sure to keep them in a
dark, cool place to insure good
root growth before the tops push
up.
I Tr•dn-To_..
.,. . ....,....
Light refreshments will be
served following the walk. Any
resident of Irvine is eligible to
become a member of the club,
which iS an affiliate Of California
Garden Clubs , Inc . For
information, call Marilyn Baum,
559·1815.
•You can still sow seeds of
winter nowering sweet peas for
bloom by New Years, but hurry!
.. ~ Tbia "carrot co1,1ple" was
lharvested from a garden
•near Aarau, Switzerland, re· ~ntty. The unusual growth
proves that J9ve is all em·
bracing, even with carrots.
Garden club memben recent·
ly participated in the planting of
three wine barrel containers for
the soon-to-be-opened Irvine Hia·
torical Museum.
•Wbeo plantin1, add plenty o1·
"humus to the soil and mulch.
Humus holds the moisture ln the
soil and mulches reduce surface
evaporation, which means leu
frequent irrigation.
Outbreak Reported
Are your evergreens infested?
An outbreak of red spider mites has been re·
ported in the South Coast area.
The tiny miles. which a r e voracious
vegetarians , have attacked many cypress and
junipers in the Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
'( OPE" MON FRI f.fl SAi 1-4 SUN 9-5
I LLOYD'S NURSERY AND areas.
Many mirseries recommend toxic sprays such I LANDSCAPE CO., INC.
as Malathion and Diazanon. One non-toxic method ....
however, if preferred, is the use of bio-degradable
det~rgents. sprayed thoroughly over the plants. ..,,-
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Gardeni1ig
Lectures
Schednled
Hydroponic gardening
will be examined during
a four-p a rt lec ture
series at Orange Ooast
College this fall.
The series meets on
successive Friday even-
ings, beginning Sept. 26.
from 7:J0..9:30 p.m . in
OCC's Science Hall. Ad·
mission is free. and
registration will be con-
ducted at the door.
Series lecturer Is Ray
J . Zul eski , g e neral
manager o r E ·Z
Hydroponic G a rden
Systems Inc. of Newport
Beach.
The opening lecture
will exp l ain hy -
droponics, examining
its advantages and dis·
advantages. The Oct. 3
session will look at p~rts
of plants and their func-
tions.
The Oct: 10 program is
titled "Why Plants
Starve." It will focus on
nutrients, water , ox -
ygen, and sunlight. The
Oct. 17 lecture will ex-
amine macronutrients
and micronutrients.
For information about
t h e se ries, phone
556-~.
Need Color?
Whe n a gardener
needs color in a hurry.
he can always turn to
pot -grown
chrysanthemums .
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO by Gus Arriola
"Sometimes I wonder why we bought
a seven·room house."
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LIKE 'l'OU AT ALL!
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SHOULDN'T
HAVE
GONE TO
SO MUCH
TROUBLE
by Harold Le Doux
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00METHIN6 AflOUT YOU THAT
ANNOY~ ME I
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A M~n on Bis Way tJp Choices1
Must Be M11w1l Ulislimore Caretaker Proud of Job
• AP w•,.*•o'
BOB CRISMAN GIVES LINCOLN A NOSE JOB
He Tek•• Cere of the Mount Rushmore Four
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RACQUETBALL &
HEALTH CLUB
& at the prestig ious
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in .1 ho:.1111 '~ t·ha1 1 :.ind allow
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r.11•t• or tht' n11111ntaan~ or rather
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fr ll'rtds ahov1• Op t'r;1t 1ng a hand
w 111 <.'h that in u:. It-fl for that
purpoM' wtwn the· n 1rvmgs were •
fmts hNI in l~J Same old winch,
s;i .. mt' ot.d. ~·~ill' .... _.
•'ROM REI.OW, HE looks like
a fin" pup1wt 0 11 a string Thus
dcpluyf'd. 300 ft•t•t abovl' "im
pact l1•vl'I." a~ he µuts 1t , he
goes about f11lmg ha1r lml' cracks
1n lhl' granite' ~o that waler
won 't ~l'l m them. freeze. and
( AMERICA J
p<>ssibly break off somebody's
uo&.c, or lip, o r eyebrow.
"Don't worry," he said .
"Thest! are not cracks that have
dt•vt>loped They were always
U1crf'. 1l1e rock Is crazed, sort of
like an old plate, with cracks
from the size or a hair to t he size
of a pencil lead
"When the sculptor , Gutzon
Borglum. finished it, he filled a lJ
thos e cracks with a mixture of
granite dust, white lead and
linseed oil. l use the same thing.
The cracks I fill are in the fill·
1ngs . l have never seen any new
1:racks."
Cris man 's a ffection for the
monument is apparent he has
rttd every word he can find
aoout it and also ironic.
HE WAS BORN and raised on
a ranch 13 miles from he re and
never troubled to go look at the
sculptuie . e xcept a few times
from a distance. wnen he got out
of high school and then t he Air
Force. se ve n years ago, he took
a job with the Park Service at
a_ge 24.
That was when he got his first
c l o s e -up l ook at M o unt
Rushmore.
"Once I saw it." he said. "I
was really awed.
"When the sc ulpture main·
te nance job opened up three
years ago. I applied . One reason
was becaus e I wanted to over-
come my fear of heights It
didn't work. I still can't go near
the ed ge or anything ·
J
Protester of TJI
N~11~sho1,i1 Found
WASIU NGTON (AP) The Federal Com·
municallons Commission ha's solved the mystery
of who is behind a mail campaign protesting a
network television s how that doesn't exist.
The answer. an FCC official said, is the Rev
Ho be rt(; Crant, who heads a Los Angeles-based or·
ganizat 1on known as the American Christian
CauSl'
~>, l ' ·~ ),.-Southe rn O range Co unty s
fin e st At hleti c Club
NOW THE AGENCY WANTS TO limit its
1 esponse tu the protest to Grant It doesn't have
the resour ces lo answe r the more than 14,000 who
filled out pre-p rinte d postca rds condemn ing s up,
posed plans by A BC to air ':Adam & Yves," a com
edy whose leading c hara cters would in clude
hom osexuals
16 li g hted c ha m p1onsh1 p
tennis courts
A luxunou5 private club for
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• Lor• fvlly fqwlpp~d huci1~ Gy,..,01i11'"
• Doy & hf'ftinq fuf'cii~ Cloun
• Child Can Cf'fttt-r
• Spociou1 A.dwlt Loun~: loc:liqommon Tobit >. Poc:krt l illlorch, TY.
• FT"u Loclit'M & To wrli With Me~hip
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496~4665
2 3 500 Clubhouse Drive
Laguna Miguel
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NEWPORT BEACH
NEWPORT BEACH 83 Fashion Island 759·1211 . Mon· Thurs· Frt 10·9, Tues·Wed Sal to 6. Sun 12 5
Ch ar les L. G ray o f the FCC's broadcas t
hureau said the commission would like to point out
to Grant that it 1s prohibited by law from "censor -
ing broadcast material and from interfering with
freedom of expression by broadcasting."
When the postcards began a rriving in early
August, f'CC officials said they were al a loss to
explain what prompted t he deluge or mail or to
identify the group mounting the campaign.
EACH CARD RAO A PICTURE on one s ide or
two children in front of a TV set under the
headline: "ABC Presents: Perverted Filth. Don't
let Ttus Happen ."
A BC officials a lso said they were mystified.
Although the network 'Considered an "Adam &
Yves " progra m t~o years ago, it ha s been
dropped from active development and there are no
plans for production, ABC offi cials said.
Thanks to a West Palm Beach, Fla., woman
who s potted a story about the mail campaign, FCC
offi cials have a copy or the letter being distributed
by the American Christian Cause .
TllF. LETfER CAL~ ON recipients to do
t he ir "Christian duty" by mailing the pre-printed
postcards.
"Yes. Rev. Grant -you can count on me to
help you stop ABC's homosexual series and defeat
the militant homesexuals (sic) and other immoral,
antt·God forces in our country." the letter s ays in
seeking donations to help "restore Biblical morali-
ty and Godliness."
'Mickey Mouse'
Sets Valuation
SAN DJ EGO (AP) -After buying a com-
me rcial properly in San Diego. a n Arizona cor·
poration was se nt a routine questionnaire by the
San Diego County assessor. .
The land is believed worth "about $250,000,"
but s uch forms are required.
Jn the mail it came back with what Deputy As·
sessor Jack Templeton calls "all kinds of outlan-
dis h figures -the estimated value set at $1.S
million and signed by Mickey Mouse."
"We have a sense of humor, too," he sa,,s.
"We just sent them notice th.at we'd recorded $1.S.
m illion for tax purposes."
Templeton refused to identify the company.
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19 14 Hmrtlof' ·Cotto MHo
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commvn.ly All lhe new~
you need comes 10 y0v NftY
dov I~ I•! 11\'l;lhll
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Help Build
HO Train
Volunteer hobbyists
wanted to help build
HO model train city/
country panorama
Sponsored by Huntington
Center rmn for upcoming
Marine Q>rps Toys•fOf'·
Tots drive. Phone Vern
897-2533
•'The first time I was lowered
my hands went wet, I shook all
over and my heart raced like
crazr. But I learned to control it.
I guess it's in re alizing t hat,
strap_ped_in like I am,.l'm safe.
NDw it's like walking out the
door.
"NOW I KNOW how the men
who carved it felt. I've tried to
locate as many or those men as I
can, and talk to them.
'"One or them, George Rum·
pie , told me something I've
never seen in any book. He told
me they cut out a piece or weak
feldspar and replaced it with a
block of granite.
·'I told him I had never seen a
patch, and I never would have
round it if he hadn't told me
where to look.
"It's a perfect job. It's a piece
about 30 inches long and 14 in·
ches wide, just to the -r1ght of
Jefferson's no~e and down into
his lip line. I took a picture or
it." A picture?
"Oh. yes. I never go Ollt to
Mount Rushm ore without my
ca411e ra. ·' .,
Fire Danger
Closes Wilds
SACRAMENTO (AP> Back·
country _ar eas or the Santa
Monica Mountains will be closed
to the public this fall when the
fire dange r is high, the state
Depart m ent of P arks a nd
Recreation said.
Campgrounds al Leo Carrillo
State Beach and Sycamor e
Canyon and La Jolla Beach areas
will remain open, t he depart·
ment added, but campfires will
be resti;icted to s mall cooking
fires .
Aired
SA C RAMENTO (AP )
Breast cancer victims must be
t old of m edically accepted
alternatives to surgery under a
bill s igned by Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr.
The measure, SB1893 .by Sen.
David Roberti, D-Los Angeles,
,effective next year , will require
doctors to give women informa-
tion about "medically viable"
options for trea.tment.
THOSE COULD include radia·
lion, chemotherapy , a lesser
o per ation than removal or the
entire breast, or a com bination
of treatments, Roberti said.
·'There is a definite need to
ens ure that a ll pertinent in-
formation be p.assed on to
wo men', particularly in tbe light
of recent re ports which show
similar survival rates for those
who unde rgo the radical pro·
cedure and those who opt for
m.o r e Ii mite d treatment,'•
Ro be rti said in a statement.
"TOO MANVr WOMEN a re
terrified and accept the word of
a physician without question.
"Certainly, there are situa-
tions when mastectomies, even
radical ma~tectom~s. are ap-
propriate. but a woman s hould
know all the detailA and be part
or the final decision ...
Carrington Ailing
LONDON (AP> -British
F o r e ig n Sec retary Lord
Ca rrington canceled plans to
acco mpany Prime Minister
Margaret Thatcher on a visit to
France because he is ailing with
a kidney stone.
Hennessey & Ingalls, Inc.
Art & Architecture Bookstore
Bristol Town & Country Shopping Center
1680 South Bristol 51.
'1eOr Edwards Theofre
• mile north o f SouTh Coast Plaza
BOOKS on Ai'.CHI TECTURE
• plonn1nq
• energy
• 1nlenor design
• landscape orch1tPClu•e
( 71 4) 540-6400
WE ~LSO BUY BOOKS
10 6 Mon-Fri
10 s Sot
Closed Sun.
•
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Miniature h erringbone, from the
Brooks Brothers workrooms
These excellent f>Uit s arc made by o ur own
craftsm en , in an unfinish eJ worsted of superb
quality, woven exclusively to Brooks Brothers'
sp ec ificatiQn s . The small. precise h erringbone
is a classic of understatement. Our 3-butto n
model in medium grey, Jark brown or dark blue.
Coat, vest and t,-ousers, $34 5 In sizes up to SO.
Use y our Brook s BrMhers charge acco11nt or American Express.
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:uay11 Propo.'i1t11111 I on tht" u~~·om1nic \lDlt> h11llo1 "
nothin~ mort> th1m 14 n•ha~h of the· multi mt I hon
dollar 1•urk11 bond ls.i.u~ dt<fH lcd lul Jun b\
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day
••• \:-O.!·W ~f\1 YWOMAN Mai 1an Hergeson wall
u pt1Jtt• ,t.11t• l1·~"la111111 dt'altng with south Orange
L uunn I.\ he:u '"t .ult tr t''M'!'\ the San Clemente
1 h.1mht·r of C'11 nwu·11 •· "''"' 25
l'IWise:. "'Ill ht• ht•hl .11 L> • .m.1 1'111111 I h.:h :-.1 houl
a nd will l"OSl Sl6 (>t.'r pt>r..on Tht' f.,t' <'OH'h t:>lgtil
o ne hour rla:.se:. O\'t'r an eight 'At'l'k 11t•nod I 111 H1·11ublll ,111 J-.-.e111hly woman from
"It 'A rc11 t Ht•.11·h will attend the chamber"s quarter·
I\ hrt·.ikf.J,t 1111•m bt.·r~hlfJ meeting at the San
1·h·nit·nt1 ln11 l1t·~1nnang Jt 7 JO am.
. Stal1,ln~ Tue:.duy. dd.!.Sl'!> "'111 tk' hrld tron1 ,
lo 10 p m Sa\urday clas:.e . openinR ·ep1 !7 "'111
be held fro m 8 a m unttl noon
For more information and to s1~n u~ tor Int·
tennis classes. call 491 l l 71 ' 11i.1 of lht· hn•iJkfast is $5. Deadline for re·
-.t-rv1:1 t1011i. " '1'1w:-dily For re.!.ervations. call the
c h.i m bt-r .1t 19!t 11:11
Dana Point Plaits • • *
A SISO P E R P E RSON birthday party for As
semhl}man l>t.•11111i. ManJ{crs, L> Huntington Reach,
anct his w1fl', •~ pli.in11cd Oct 2 at the Registry
llukl an I rvim· Public Fish Fry llonoraq cha1rrnl'n for the dinne r a re
r.,•onard Sh ant•, Hon Cordova and Ron She nk man
The newly formed Dana -Point Commercial
Fis he rmen's Association is inviting the pubht
to a fish fry Sept. 26 in the Dana Point Ha rbor paer
picnic area orr De l Obispo Street
• • •
ASSfo:MRLV MAN CHET WRAV'S mobi le
home bill I AH 22:l4 ) h:is been s igned into law by
<:uv . Brown
The fish fry will begin at 4 p m . and last unlil 8
p.m . The e vent 1s to increase public awareness of
commer cial fishing based in D.ana Point Harbor
The legislation by the Westminster Democrat
req'Uires that tenant:-of mobile home parks
receive notice of zoning under whkh the park
operates and requires s ubd1viders who plan to
con vert a mobile hom e park to another use to file il
report on the impact a conversion would have on
the park's tenants
Tickets at $6 are available at Proud Mar y's
Resta urant. 25150 Del Prado Ave. in Dana Point
For more information. call Allan Seymour a t
496-8611.
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:l111hor Di4•N
K a theri n e A nn e
Porte r , Pulitze·r
Prize-winning author
of "Ship of Fools ..
and other works. died
Thur s d ay i n a
Maryland nursing
home. She was 90.
Death Noeices
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She ll wrvl-by her lovl~ d-llter
Reuolutio11 Role
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playe. d a vital role in the American Hevolution. ·~"" C•n<1•10 Foun1a1n v .. 11.y
d ls ff (;iltforn1d W708 an I e ort.s are chron1t'led in a government hlS· In" '·"''" .. ' I\ conautt•<J b• a Lor y. (l<'n•r•I oar'"""'"P "M · · h Geoflrev W•v . a nnes an . t e ~evolution . /\ History or lhC Tn .. •161t.,,.nt w•s lllC<J "'''" '"" Continental Mannes an the Amt>ncan Revolution County Clor~ Of Orar>Qe (OYnlV on S.,p
l775·1783,'' sells for $16 from the Superintendent of ••mD•r•o.••. F1ua14
Docui:ne nts. U S. Government Printing Offi ce, Pub'"""° 0r.,. Coa•t Dally P1101
Washington, D.C. 20402 Order stock number ~Pt n IU6,0ct l. t• Jlll·80
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The volume rnntains dozens ~f illustrations in-
C'ludtng ma ps. portraiLc; and depictions of battles
It 1s c lothbound and runs 516 pages
Lions Shun Donkey
CAIRO, Egypt I AP> The hons an the Cairo
Zoo are refusing to eat tbe donkey meat keepers
a re s erving in place or beef. which has been
banned for a month as part of the government's ef·
fort to control ~ef prices
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Elit•beth CMr\, Al~•• Mi('SChberQ, -rnt' tot1ow1nQ ~,\On •'\ 001no DU\1
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buslne\s tt~ MPI l301 ~ e~a· SI l'ID Sdnld
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Dt! Mid an Friday, Seplember "· ,.., WI II tam Wachs....,, l.oul\ WacMman F 1'4500 •I t:OOPM .C ti. H•r'tl« l.awn--...t Solomon Wac.mma~. -sl•t••·Ea11h' Publl\"'1<1 0.a"Ot' CtM \t Dally Puot Ollve -morlel Perk, i.25 Giiiet, 0.l•man (all ttw In Ntw Jersev. ~• Sept s. 11 19 1b 1'l!IO l~ flO (OSI• ~ ... Ca with Rev. Robert ctpl Solomon-Albany, N.Y, Flower\ .
Countv C••rl< ol Ora._ COYnly on S.P-I ••ml'><!• 10, ''*' Fl4411J
Pubft\twci Ofanqip Co.as1 Da••y P1toc ~Pl 17. 19 76, Oct l l'lllO 364~80 He•lh or '""' Costa Meu Bapthl •re re•PKHully dKllne<I (In tleu otl Church ofhclallno Service> under ,,,. Friends ar• aSk..i lo r•.,,.mbt!r 1,,., dfrectlan o1 S.ttr llt!•oe•on·Smllr. £ J•whh Famllr StrYIU o• Orange Tulhlll WHl<lltt CNpet Mortuary ol County 5ervtces were t.ela .n the C~la --.'31t Ha rbo• l.awn·Mounl OliY• CIWP<!I
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FICTITIOUS llUSt NESS NAME STATEMENT GAll~Y Gl•ler A.....,..., Costa ---.t1 17 noon CORA GAREY, bt!loved wile ot on Ftio.ty, Soe91ember 19 interment B•r,,.11 H. G.tre. (deU.tsed l IOVlnq •111 1» •• H.,_.la-mother Of Murr•• G•ro. Newporl KENVILLE
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7801 Bolsa Ave
We~tm1ns1e1
893·3525
l'ACIFtC VIEW
MlMOllAL l'AJllC
Ce rrererv Mortuary Chapel
3500 Pac1f1c View Drive
Newport Beach
644·2700
Coste Mew, C. PAIS«! away on s.e> temller II, •• S.Snr•W<I by ""' st\ler -, Gladys Ot'IOn qi Cosla MeH, C• Grave•ICIP wn.lc~ will be held on Sun
<My, SePI-21, 1990 al 1 OOPM al Pacllk View Mt.-.lal Park, N•wport
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dlittdual F John 8 8a9t•r
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Rober! P JonP•. 408 <Ollt Streel H•wporl &MCI\. CalitonitA '1"6l
.Carl 0 l aht1. JOl•, Main StrHt. Ball>Oa Cah1cwn1a '7"61 Tn•\ bu•I.,.\\ I\ conciuctea II• a
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\urYI""" bv Oonald E Pinder, MO. OI "''' •• FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Downey, C.. Prl•ale lamllV SerYI<"' INTERIOR GARDEN SERVICES ' NAME STAT.EMENT wlll be lwld on Saturday, Sept.miler 111) 1u•hn /4YOnUllJ, Co\la Mo'Ht, Ca Tito tottowlng l>'!rson• are doing I
10, 1'90 at Pacific Vl•w Momortal '17671 bu<•Mi\ "' Perk lnlermon t Pacific V1•w Hele<> K11U1ertne 8•c~. 717S Tustin OR ANGE COUNTY SPORTS Memorial Par-In ti"" of llOWO'\ lhfo AYonue, C"'la W Y , Cd '1HI HAL l OF FAME. c ,0 Ma"hall Kleon
McCO«MIC« MORTUAlllS
Laauna Beach
494·9415
t•mlty SU09fSts l'T\f'morl.al cont,.lbY -rn1~ bu\•rw" .. \ t\ conouct~ bv ""In l A TlrTW\, 137S Sunflowf'r Cosla
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768·0933
San Juan Capistrano
495·1776
P.clllc v-Morl\N•y dlrK'lo•• tombt!r 10, l'l!IO Catlforni. '17626 SHAW Fl'411l lhl• 11os1,,..u I• conouc1ea or a cor Fl.ORA BEULAH SHAW, resident ot Publl\hed °'"""" Co,nt Oattv Pllol Por.tlton Colla Mew. 0 . Passed away on S.p. Sept 17 1'. 76 O< t J. 1'90 3'>10-IO 1embt!r i.. 19'0. Siie w•s a member ot I 0rar191' Counly the Onli.d Alrcr-'1 WMUf\ Union. !.porl\wrlt•rs Anoctallon Site was an •mployu ol North P UBLIC NOTIC E ~";';',~,~"'· American Al~r41fl tor I• yea,. u •n
HAllO« U W~MT. OLIVE
Mor1uarv • Cerreterv Crerretorv
u wmbt... Slw I• survlY..i by '"" FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Tnls •ta-I was '""" with llw llutt>end 14\'0h R. Shaw ol Coota Mow, NAME STATEMENT Counly Cieri< Of Oranoe Counly on S.,p-
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Co• o1 Inell-. llH11Wt MM O'Rourh Ct TAUS MAHOA, 150 Clln" l• l'ULO ... llOLSTON, eVl!NS 1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
'1HCI llOTHHS
llU. llOADWAY
MOITUAIY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa 642·9150
IALTI IHGHOM
SMITH & TUTHILL
WISTCLtff CHA .. tl.
427 E 17th SI
Cos1a Mesa
646-9371
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'1CTtTIOUS IUSINEH NAME STATEMENT Tiie totlowlno oerton Is t!Oll\O llusl· neu esi J,M. SERVICES. 11•11 Buch Blvd .. Hunlln91on BeKh, CA '24ol7 Jutte JINn Mtdln.1, 1Mtfllake ~1 . Gar•n Grow, CA "..U This ~lntu Is conducted by •n In· dlv tdual, JulteJ ~IN 'flllt 11.C..,_I ..,~ 111-.1 with !lie
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NAME STATEMENT 1 tte lollowlno 1M1rsons are dol1111 buSlt\HSH; KIRKBRIOE CE NT ER FOR EOU CATI OHAl TH ER APY, 301 Maonotta Avenue, Costa Men. C•lllornl1 97427
Htrbert C. Gron, 476 N Sycamore Aven.,., l.0$ Anotle•. C•llloml• tOOJ6 Ma rian l.. Kirkbride, .. 3 H Ktllooo Avenue, Sa"t• B11r6•ra. Calllornla '3t tt Thi• llu\IMU ll conducted by • O-Mral ,,.,_,.,.. ....
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OBITUARIES/ ORANGE COUNT(
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AP Wtr:ept'Oto
FARMER TURNS FROM 'COMMUNIST' TO 'COMMUNALIST'
Rodger McAfee Once Balled Out Mllltant Angela Davia
Farmer Helps Pinn
For Commwwl Farm
F.I. :-..'lf>O 1/\P1 /\ San Joaquin Valley farmt"r v.ho giltncd
notoriety eig ht )'t'ilr~ ago by putting up bail for hl<1rk militant
An gela Da\'IS 1s helping to o rganize a communal farm f1rr lov.
incomefam1he~ an this Merced County comm unit}
On-again, off again mllhona1re Rodger McAree 1s temporar'lly
br oke . h:w1ng recently deeded 1.500 arre:-. :inti h1<., car t11 Our I.anrl
Enterprise a non profit corporal ion hv helped set uµ
"'l 'VE NEVER BEF.N HAPPl(o;R," .SAY~ .\tr.\fet.< r ov. lt\lng
tn a sparsely furnis hed tr:ict·lype farmhouse
Soon. hl' hope:-to <.,cc the ranch planted· with fh11mpson t.Jhlt•
grapes
lfe env1s11ms a rommun1ty c·enter amid the \'tnf's 1hat wall in
elude 44 hous t•!-1, il i.w1mmang pool and a small plaz:i The house!.
will be filled with permanent ranch employees
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DAVIS
l 'nder the pla n . each family will farm a
number or acres and s plit the prnfih v.1th the
cor poration
The family will end up with an a nnual 1n
come about equal to the median E!arnings tn the
county. about $8,500 Tht> corporation will re
invest its share of the cash to ilSSisy more
families. he Says •
FAMILIES WILL BE ENCOL'RAG ED.
"but not compelled." to pool their assets md
sta rt their own communal farm. Eventually.
Mc/\fee ho pes to see communal farms
throughout the valle>
Our Land Enterprise was formed two months ago and has
grown from 78 lo 250 me mbers tn six weeks .
McAfee defines himself as a "com munalist." a change fmm
earlier years when he was branded. and later called himself. a
"communist." lie sa ys he still speaks with Ms Davis over lh<'
phone. but has not seen her in years.
THERE ARE BULLET HOLES IN the window of his home He
shrugs them orr. saying things like that have been a part of his h(e
since he had to hire bodygua rds in 1972 to protect himself and his
family
Within two years. Mc/\fee expects to be a millionaire again
He s ays his parents are plann ing to give him $2 million They have
given him $5 million in the past.
McAfee's father m ade the fortune during the 1930s, by buying
land that later became part of the City or Fresno. The land was
purc hased for $60 :in acre and some has been re-sold for as much
as $64,000 an a<'r c. Mc/\fee says.
Exhaust
Rulings
I
Relaxed
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Environmental Protection Agen-
cy. trying to balance President
Carter 's desire to help the s lump.
ing auto industry with the agen·
cy 's mission to protectairquality,
has given automakers some, but
not a ll, of the re gulatory changes
lhf'y sought.
The EPA scrapped two regula·
tions outright and d elayed the im·
plementation of three other ex-
haus t standards for one year. But
in three areas, the agency reject·
ed autom aker requests for relax-
ing a ir standards.
IN COMPLETINGltfE1riifiaJ
review, EPA officia ls said the ap.
proved c h a nges would s ave
ilulo m akers m ore than $600
million through 1982 at a time
when the industry is expected ''to
experience the m ost significant
ca s h now problem s ."
EPA Adminis trator Douglas
Costle conceded that the changes
would result "tn som e air quality
pe nalty." but maintained that
they did not " represent a ny com ·
promise of our fundame ntal ~oa li.." '
On :i July 8 visit to Detroit ,
Carter unveiled the adminjstra·
lion 's econom1r aid plan to tJSp
1 • S autmoakcrs who m ay lose as
muc h as $8 billion this year. part
I} becaw;e of increased competi·
lion from foreign cars.
AS P.\RT Ofo' the aid plan,
C:i rter dJrected the EPA to relax
air r egulations when doing so
would no t sacrifice ·•public
health. safety a nd the environ-
ment "
The EPA a nnounced im·
mediately it was abandoning a
rule that would have required au
1984 model cars to meet e mission
s tand ards at high altitudes, at a
cost oC$500 m illion.
T he EPA also said it was drop-
ping a require m ent that 1982
models meet exhaust standar'ds
al all possible idle·speed settings
or the carburetor . One estimate
said that would have cost $250
million to$350 million annually.
The ch a nges will have a
smaller impact since they dealt
only with s mall and heavy trucks.
The EPA put off from 1980 to the
1984 model yea r a requirement
that light-duty tru c ks meet
tougher hydroca rbon and carbon
monoxide emission standards.
The EP also delayed from 1983
lo 1984 implement in g aa
t>vaporat1ve hydrocarbon stan-
dard for heavy-duty truoJcs.
THE THREE DELAYS will
save the auto indus try $91 million
1n <'ap1tal costs through 1982, the
EPA said
Coslle refused to raise the na-
tional limits for ozone in the at-
mosphere . He a lso turned down
automaker suggestions to relax
the 1984 exhaust.e mission stan-
dards for trucks and li beralize the
1985 s tandard for the number of
s mall particles diesel car ex-
haustscan emit.
Environment
Lectures Set
"The Air We Breathe. the
Wate r We Drink.·· a four-part
free lecture series by environ-
m e n ta Ii s t Lenny Blackman .
begins tonight at Golden W~t
College in Huntington Beach .
The opeping lecture will be
h e ld from 7 lo 9 p .m . in
Humanities Room 107. Othe r lee·
ture dates are Sept. 26, Oct . 3
a nd Oct. 10.
Air a nd wate r pollution, as
we ll as career prospe<'ls in en-
vi r o nme ntal quality a nd
engineering. will be discussed.
'Monitoring Deficient'
,
State's Failure Could 11rreat.en Chi/Jren
The report said that criminal
records were not reviewed for
more than hair or staff members
or homes.
•
SACRAM ENTO (/\P) -The
s t ate has "in adequately
m onitored" hom es that care for
30,000 fos ter children. a failure
that could threaten their health
and safety, a legislative report
charges.
The auditor genera 1 's s taff
works for the Joint •Legislative
Audit Comm ittee a nd in -
vest igates stale age ncy pro·
gram s for the_LegislaJur~-
THE SOCIAL SERVICES
Department has a $28 million
annual budget to li cense.
monitor and regulate residential
facilities for children who are
wards of lovernment. So.me $16
million of that goes to counties.
whi ch h andle som e of the
• • B~cause or lhis-1nadt:111.LiLll"-----t
r evie w o f pe rsonnel, c hildren
Ma ny of the 14,400 foster and
group care homes licensed by
the state Social Services Depart
ment have not been inspected
once a }'ear . as required by law.
the .a uditor gene r al's report
said.
IN ADDmON, SAID the re·
port. the s tale a nd county
welfare departments have not
adequately screened employees
of the homes, permitting "cer -
tain individuals with felony and
mtsdem eanor convictions " to
work in them.
monitoring. t
The auditor general:s st aff
checked a sample of fa cililies in
B er keley , Lo s An ge l es.
Sacramento and San Diego.
are exposed to unnecessary
risks that may endanger their
physical a nd mental health," the
audit s aid.
The staff found that in the four
counties 34 persons working for
foster care homes had c riminal
convictions for c rimes s uch as
kidna pping. ·robbery, chit~
neglect and prostitution.
THE AUDIT REPORT hl'd
bee n requested by Sen. Robert
Presley, D·Riverside. He is a.
me mber of the committee and
chairman or the Senate Select
Committee on Children and
Youth He is a lso a uthor of
legislation to reform the foster
care syste m.
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PlllCl llOTMlllS SMITHS' MOITUAIY
627 Mein St
Huntrnqton Beach
536-&539 DAILY PILOT
In response. the de partment
replied that many of the pro·
blem s w e r e due t o s taff
shortages and that it is pJ~ng
Pwt>11,,..0r ... eoes1 oe1~~.: Pu1>t1s1oM0r-c-oa11~1=. new s taff tra ining in some
The report found that about 50
pe rcent of the facilities either
had not been evaluated since
they were licensed or have not
been checked since Jan. 1, 1979.
Counties have failed to conduct
unannounced visits and the state
has not assessed civil penalties
against facilities viola ting the
law. the re port said .
He saJd he would be holding
hearings this fall on the system
and t\i'I reorganization plan. s.01 s.12. "· "" ,.., ,....., s.p1.12, "· M,oc1 J.1• ,....., areas. • . I ""-1
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are outsid~ of P IO'' .1uth1111l\ I "' "'"'"I It l'KI'
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solicited m ore than s:-.r111 ooo \•J r-.,. 1 ri '
h ybrid of cattle and buffalo h.1 .. •, .. • .• n
conspiracy, grand tbeft :incl "" 1"1111"' ol.1t11tt1i.
Hemphill's trial las11•d l'J d.1 . IJ, ·,qfl ,,,
tenced later in Alameda Count\ .1 1
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the m oney for a Europt> 1n 11111:-• \ 1 •· ' ,
ised to raise more mo:11'" ,,, · 1 •
he rds . which he s aid "°''i 1 : .. •• ,
new m eat sou rce to red 11n· wm Id tn:11..: r
1-: K . l11,1nllngton Be uc·h
11111·11 ''"''" , irn lw .. tono.d Indefinitely and 11Ull
"" :.if, ·" lonK .. , 111oi,.tun• ck~sn't get lnto them .
I I a"" .11111 1111tr h•11h 1l1•1t•rio1 ate as time passes,
l111 "" 1·1 ,11111 lh1· hl1>tlw1 tht> lllC.Orage temperature
th• 1 .. ,,, 1 tl11 ' "' 1·11". Vour nonrat dry milk may
11 .1\1 11t '"'"tt•·tl Jll oltl 111 "<·uoked" navor after on·
h 1' 111111111" 111 ... tori.ti'' a t room lemperaturt'. Dry
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111 1 h•· l111u .... • \ • I"'"' 01 t•upboard on ao ioaklt'
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1 '• 11 111 " 111111 It .1huut unreliable eompaeles that
I '' •11! I• •ht, I. 1111 1h1 -. one before I send my
"""' II 1' 1 '1111 111-.1 nl a nything about _ Lillian
\ • 1 """ < " L uoil 01 bad that you could pass
t I tt lu t11• •
S.S .. Costa Mes a
\ \" h.1, 11·1·1·i\'NI st:veral complaints about
1111, f 11111 hut 1•or rottions were a lways prompt
"hr 11 11••1111 'lt'•I. It h alwa.>s a wise idea to place
.111 i.1 !11·1 lot 11111•, i.J1t•xpensive item when you firs t
tl•-.11 \\Ith ,1 111.1il onh·r firm. T hen you can see for '"'""'If "hat th<-l-PrVi<'<' is like and whether or
r1111 \ 1111 \\ant to 1·11ntinut• 11ladn g orders.
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1111111 t·11tour·ag1·.., consumns to shop locally .. Mos t
111 .til cml1•r ttll'rt'hundise can be purchased for .the
.... 11111• pri1·1• o r lt·ss -at retail stores a nd you
'J' 1· tlu· 'llip11ing c•osts a s well as waiting time and
""'h:111,.:1· or rc•rund delays. Also, within the past
'1•a1 w\1•r:1I t''itablished mail-o rder companies
h J' 1• ~11111• out or business. Ma iling cost and de· Ii',., ' p111hlt•111s alu11g with innation are most often
• 1 it1·1I J' tltt• rt•a,on-. by s pokesmen for these firms.
n ood f 'ord 2 1•if••s or Hit·k
ll I.\ U l'.\T J 'v<: heard varying s tories about
h"'' 1mwh '' 1111d s hould be 111 a cord. What is the
I" "f" 1 11w.1.,u11·111t•nl and how do I avoid getting
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tut rur firf'plaet us e. a cord is equal to two
1•111·' or ric·k ... t•ach lMeet long, •H eel high and 2·
£•••I \\idt'. T hal'l-a total or 128 cubic reet . Chetk
"'11h \llUr dt·aln'.., u .. ual height, width and length
... 1.11 king JHOct'duot'. since there are a number of
nw.1,11n·rnt•nts that ca n rm the required 128 cubit
f1·1'1 . Tlwn rrH'al-urf' and mark the·ar ea to be filled.
I 1 '"''"hie•, watc h tht• wood being piled to be s ure
\1111 don't pa' for wood you don't get. If you can't
Ill' I h1·rt-. don't <;i~n an advance "delivered" re·
'"'•P l ur 11:1.' in a1lvant'<' before you ca.4 me asure
ll1• \Wlll:l ar'f ua ll~ l11'livned and piled.
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1n;,, H 1 · ,\·1 Is 1 here any Jaw that sets a de·
f 11111 ,. 1w11 1 ntaµe one has to pay a real estate
t11 ••k•·r • 1 ·, e h1·ard that some brokers char ge less
. th.an 111•· 1M1:tl fi percent , and I wonder if this is
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M K .. Corona del Ma r
fh1•r1• " no lirn that fixes the amount of re al
..... i.11 1· 1·111111111'>sion .. in C:a lifomia. And uotll tbi.s
\ 1 .tr. 1h1•r1· ha ... bf'en no law preventing brokers r' illl pnntin~ 3 pre-dcte rmi.ned rate in the ir client
, .ntr.lf'h . ,\ .. or J ul.) I. a ny real estate agrttmeat
I 11 llw ,31'• of rf''icfrntia l property with four Or less
11111h 111u ... 1 t·untain a notice that commissions are
11111 "I h' la\\ a ncl ar(' negotiabl~. The measure
ii"' pr n t•nt' hrokc r<; from printing suggested
1 al•'' 111 .1 1·unt rart and does not affect the validity
nf J t 1 an-.ft-r of till<' to re al property.
I\Jo restrictions!
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to Ho~ston.<=>
on the Top Banana.
Nobody offers a lower fare!
Peel out from Burbank or Uram.It:" ( ounty lnr Houston's downtown
Hobby Airp~t.
Fare is based on one·wn't ndult Ct •cKh fore, and is subject to change without
notice. Available lhrouQh fl<'rember 15. Subject lo governmental approval.
just call atTravel Agent. yPut tnrporate Trciv~I Arrnnger. or Hughes Airwest:
Orange County (71'1 l :,40 2060 I3urb<lnk (213) 247·8333
Hughes Airwest.
Yes. Top Eanana in the West
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Beacon Auto Parts and Machine Shop
480 N. Old Newport, Newport Beech
548-1133
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TWO DAY
ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION
AT 30QO RED HILL, COSTA MESA, CA ••
SUNDAY, SEPT. 21, 1980 ,
AUCTION: 1:00 P.M .
CHINESE JADE CARVINGS-
Mutton Fat Plaq1.1e on a beautifully
carved Stand · Finely carved RosewOOd
Box with a very large Jade Li d carved
w ith a man rowing · Jadeite carved leaf
on a fitted stand · a nd, More
JAPANESE PORCELAINS-
Blue and White boat with a dragon head
on the boW, this unusual porcelain has
waves and fish on the side, 16 in. · Rare
Teapot with a Man holding a brown-and
yellow Sack of Dreams -Fine Kutani
Bowl with gold Chrysanthemums on an
orange background · lmari Cups · Pair of
Celadon a nd Blue Plates In unusual Shape
• and More
• CHINESE PORCELAINS-
set of S Ming Blue a nd White Bowls with
reddish flowe rs · Miniat ure 4-panel
Chinese Tablescreen, Ch'ing Lung Curved
a nd Carved elegant upright RosewOOd
Stand with porcelain plaque · Antiq1.1e
porcelain plaques · Fantastic blue and
white Kwan Yin sitting In a royal repose
on a Lotus, holding a Lotus flower, 28 in.·
And, More
ORIENTAL FURNITURE-
ftantastic 6-Pane l Coromandel Screen,
Eac h pane l has 3 h ighly-detailed
Clolsonne insets · Cloisonne Coffee Table·
Excellent carved Rosewood Stool with
Marble T op · F i nely i nlaid
Mother-of-Pearl Rosewood Tall Table, 42
In. • and, more
TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1980
AUCTION : 7:00 P.M .
AMERICAN OAK-
Fireplace Mantle w it h Overmantle
mirror, fU'le carved beads and mounts ·
Dre ssers with m irrors · Carved Slant
Front Larkin Desk ~ Lift·toP Ice Box ·
Upright Jee Box by Sitka · 6 ft. Long Oak
Round Glass Floor Display . Oak
Sideboard with beveled m ir ror, Stained
and Leaded G lass Door · Double S<:hool
Qesk With Bench . Oak Double Victrola .
High Chairs · Steno Chair · Square Table '
on Scroll Leg Pedes tal · Bench Halltree
with Mirror · P lus, More
MISCELLANEOUS
·FURNITURE-
E legant 9-piece Mahogany Dining Room
Suite . Beautiful ca rved Mahogany Buffet
on claw and ball feet • Gentleman's
Mahogany Wardrobe Dresser with Inlay ·
Victorian Mahogany Marble top
Sideboard with 3 glass display doors
below . Original Antique Shaker Corner
Cabinet . Antiq1.1e American Adjustable
Fainting Couch · Oval French Walnut
Table · Leaded Glass Display with Desk •
Antique Mahog1ny Tilt-Top Dining Table,
fully restored-Scrooge Desk
SPECIAL MISCELLANEOUS---
Antique Koken Barbers Oak Chair with
brass and leather
COINS-
sterling Silver Proof Sets from Franklin
Mint • American Revolution · States of the
Union . Great American 1970 and 1971
Collecti bl e Coins · M int Sets ·
Unc irculated Pennies · Wheat, Indian and
MISCELLANEOUS ORIENTAL-
Mlng Bronze Vessel · Cloisonne Libation
Vessel · Round Pewter Box with 2 colors
of Bronze inlay • And, More • Chinese
car ved Wood Panel · Pair of carved WOOd
corner door pieces • and, More
.,... War Pennies· Buffalo Nickles · Foreign
MISCELLANEOUS-
Eyrooean Porcelains: 19th cent. Llmoge
P ieces · JO.Pc. Dinner Set • 7-Pc. Dessert
Set. Bowls -Servers · R. S. Prussia Bowls
• 19th Century German Bisque Figure ·
12-Place 'Marguerite' Dinner Set · 'My •
Love' plates made for Gloria Vanderbilt ·
trystals : Signed R. Laliq1.1e Figures ·
Signed Waterford Rellsh · Beautiful
Bowls and Decant,r s · Art Glass
including Helsey Pitcher Set · Cobalt Blue
vase • 12 Crystal Snifters, And, More -
gterllna Sllyer : 6·Piece Tea Set · La S<;ala
y Gorham complete Service for 8 ·
Se rving Pieces made In' 1826 and t8SO •
And, Much More
ANTIQUE WEAPONS-
3 Boot Plstol6 · Sterling Silver Powder
Flask . 18th & 19th Cent. Swords.
MISCELLANEOUS--
European Por'celalns lncludlng Llmoge,
English, German • Crystal · Art Glass
Vases. Pl,chers and Bowls · Carnival
Glass Punch Bowl with 12 cups · Over 100
Llonstone and Jim Beam Collectible
BotVes .... Stuffed Deer Heads • Stuffed
Duck • Western Paintings • Scales • Stove
.·Old Steamer Trunks · Doll Beds · Wlckel'
Basket and Trunk · Hallway beveled
Mirror with carved Hearts · Plus Ml:ire
This I' Just a small example of the Items to be sold at this 2·day auction
spectacular.
PREVIEW: S•d•y, Sept. a,1.10:00 a.m. to Auction
T.-sday, s.pe:,n, 3:• •·"'·to Auction TERMS: ~Well ldlntlfled CMclcs-VIS~--Master Charge
SPRINGER
ano WHITE
AUCTIONEERS
3000 Red Hill Avenue,
Costa Mesa, California
7l4-S40-4098
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N.wport BHch 92663
(714) 642·33t0
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the h attle or Rritain by American pilots, ex-
plains J_1tmeff Guy of Dublin. '
lftlo•m•t'-to. the Pl•I• 01 ,,.. Oe v· i. WPP!IH by Ml-• ,.,,.Y, • .,,.,or ot 11\e ttlt e<llllOll of tr. ·-·• Wllo of Pitr>OMll1..i ( elltorni• Lkenw P••tt)
To.rl<· S•ork
Tarµ.pons Tied
To Ailinent
WASJUNGTON <AP) -Although it doesn't
know why, the government says women who die
lfely tampons seem to run a greater. yet sun very
sm all, risk of contracting toxic shock syndrome.
And until its laboratory tests are finished, the
government says, women who use .the brand
• should switch to another brand of tampon or use
sanitary napkins at least some of the time.
THE WARNING BY THE FOOD and Drug Ad·
ministration and the Center for Disease Control
cited a CDC study that fouild 71 percent or SO
women who contratted the sometimes-fatal dis-
ease during tv summer had used the product.
P roctor 1i Gamble, Rely's manufacturer,
challenged the government's fmdings, saying they
were based on fragmentary information.
Twenty.five deaths have been attributed to the
newly recognized malady since 1975. Its victims
are nearly always women, usually no more than
30.
The CDC believes the disease is caused by an
infection involvihg Staphylococcus aureus, a bac-
terium that may occur in up to 15 percent of tht
female population.
VIC1DIS EXPE•DNCE A KAPID drop in
blood pressure often resulting in shock, sudden
high fevers, vomiting, diarrhea and a sunburn-lite
rash, often on the fingers and toes, which is followed by peeling skin. ·
1be CDC linked tampons to the disease in
June, but without singling out any brand. The
agency also said then that it saw no reason for
women to stop using tampons.
Aslted why Rely was now being cited, Dr.
Kathryn Shands, a CDC epidemiologist, said of.
ficials believed they "have an obligation to inform
American women wben·we ftnd a factor which we
think is a risk for them."
The CDC contacted SO of S2 women known to
have suffered from toxic shock syndrome in July
and August. As a check on its flncUnp, the a1ency
also surveyed 150 wotnen ol similar aees and from
the same parts ol lbe country . .....
ALL THE WOMEN WllO SUFl'EaEa the dis·
ease bad used tampons during their last menstrual
period, as bad 83 percent of the other ll'OUJ>.
But Rely, while used by 216 percent of the con·
trol group, was lbe choice of 71 percent o.f the dis-
ease's victims.
An FDA spokesman who requested anonymity
said an unconf"trmed theory bolds that Rely's
absorbent material, tiny cellulose sponges held
together by a wrapping material, may act as a
breedinl agent for the bacteria because of the
way the tampon is constructed.
While tampons generally came under suspi-
cion because they could trap lbe bacteria and pro-
. vide a good environment for their en>wth, the Rely
tampon baa been especially suspect because of its
peculiar coostruction.
The gove.rnment gave Procter ar Gamble and
the four other major tampon makers until next
week to comment on the CDC study and on other
research into the tampon-toxic shock link.
PaOCTEa 6 GAMBLE PaOlllSED TO
cooperate in the search for the cause of the dis·
ease, adding that "singling out one brand . . . may
give the misleading impression that the problem
has been solved."
The FDA, which regulates tampons as
-ftl"edical devices, will then have several options, in·
eluding ordering package warning labels or pro-posing a recall.
One Study. by the Wisconsin state health de-
partment, estimated the risk of contracting the
disease at about 3 out of 100,000 women of
menstruating age per year.
Other studies have been conducted by the Min·
nesota and Los Angeles County health depart-
ments.
SIDNEY WOLFE, BEAD OF THE Ralph
Nader-affiliated Public Citizen Health Research
Group, said the FDA should have removed Rely
from the market immediately.
Rely was first marketed ln the Midwest in
1974. From there, it was introduced in the Western
United Stat.es and this year, went into nationwide
distribution. A company spokesman, abo nquest-
ing anmymity, said it was considered a "suc-
cess," although sales figures were not available.
Drunken Driving Up
SACRAMENTO <AP) -More than 200,000
California drivers were convicted of d.runken driv·
int durtq the Jut fiacal year; 10 percent more
than tbe previous year, the Department of llotor
Vebica. reports.
Durtn1 the year eadin& June 30, 208,451
motorilta were convicted of driviq while under
the lnllumce of alcohol. Another 2,MO were con-
victed of driving while under the lnlluence ol
dru11.
The department said 70 percent of persons
convicted of d.runken driving duting lm-80 were
convicted for the fint time.
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Lifflf John's Antique
Arms Announces
The Auction of the Curator's Collection
from the Aldridge Museum
fo'ormerly displayed in the"8alboa Pavillion in NewJ)Ort Beach. California
This sale represents a wide range of collectibles as-
sembled by a meticulous curator over a 40 year period.
Over 500 ._ will be sold which include: over 50 European
and American oil paintings dating from approximately 1690
to 1940; original American and European Bronzes. Tiffany
Glass, Fine European Clocks. Pre-Columbian Art. Porcelain·
from the 19th Century and Earlier. Antioue Guns. Sowrds.
Mili!aria. Important Diamonds and Estate Jewelry. Carved
Ivory, Carved Jade. Furniture. Hand Painted Parlor Lamps,
Scrimshawed Whale , Teeth. Nautical Items. and Other
Collectibles too numerous to mention.
' SALE WILL BE HELD AT:
. (Del Webb's)
NEWPORT~E-R-IN-N~~~~-•
LOCAno AT 1107 JAMIOIH IOAD,
MIWPOU HACH, CALIFOIMIA 1i.n.c__..._,
PllEVllW September 23 -3 P.M . -7:30 P.M
September 24 -3 P.M . -7:30 P.M.
SALE IEGIMS 7:30 P.M. BOTH DAYS
ocldlHaHl lwfw....._ cal '72-4t26
News from all over California
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'Di!{p;~1'1{' ~Ives 48-yt>ar-t>ld Imm Cau>.
in:s ~IOI~~:~. IO'\.\, I 1<111 \\ \1111 -~-II)' m-. HOLLOBAtJGH __ c.-... .....-
Dto:." MOlNF.~ Iowa 1Ar1 Thl' d lppma
fa1rl) rrackhn¥> with a(tfl as I sllpf)f'd tt rrom i.
luld4.tr uuArk~~ "Abandon~ 8.ab14' , 'l was dat~
· ll' mt>er . ~
"Undt>C oouri~ht'd ttml ttl'f)»M"ntl ab11ndonf'd
o 3 montl\ uld itirl wn1' bema rared tor at Imo
Mc-th11d1 .;1 1tosp1ltt l Th11r'lthy n1aht w h tlfl
a utho rllll',._ \\tu11t1•r1•1t "hut to do with hf'r "
' hu(t fNtlf :>\\11\t' Jlf tho.s~ cUpptn(t!i ht>I'(' Bl th4'
ltetc1stc.-r•, h brun wh1 li' 1wth('l'1n.i information fo1
u ft lory y,·m·~ .1~11, hut this h~nt• It\) St>•rrh wa~
perso1 • 1 I 1wt'<11-<I .1 pu~i-P'>rt . but I had no birth
Cl'rttfi<'1llr ~h vart•nt:-hod h1ld nu• I wa' adoptf'd.
a11d llH.'lr ~tor~ .. l,~ .11" II \' thr '"m"
"WE tan· \'Ol l t'Hl('AGO wh<'n ~ou 'tn .. '
vc.-t> ttun Your ITl\Hhc•r ".•~ 11 mu!<u· lt'MC'ht"r -.ho
l.lltd wht•n , mt ""re• bot n 1u11J \ ou1 hlthc'r "•~
klflt>d U\ lttl ~('f'lclt•tH bt>fort' \\\Ur birth
Rut -.·h~n l "rtlh ' 111 !ht• Rurl'Oll •If \'11111
Statisti<'!< 111 Cook l'11u nt), Ill i.t•ndlnjl what m
µare11ts had ulw!-lY) tuld r.11t• w11~ I'll) b1rtht!11 lt• 1&ml
my birth 1>hu·1• ou rt't'orJ llf m) b1 rt h l.'t)U Id lx-
found
'l'he pa:.s~1rt offi t't' 111 I~~ Mmnc·~ "uuld a r
cept as proof 11( :it:t' .11111 birth 0111' 1·t•rta1n ~c·hool
records, no1w 1)( "'h11·h l hail .i-. "t'll ai. bapll~mul
records and ufftdttv1b ''""' ulikr "blood" re
latives
Rut my bap11~mal n •c·,1111 f11111l ~t Ambrose
Cathedral. dated t9~ "'ht•n I ".111 7 'ean. old. List
ed m y parents as .. ru~h'r l'al 1·nt:-. "
l 0DIDN'T KNOW t\N\1 ''Rl.OOU" relatives. so
m y adoptive mother's uni~ h"m~ s1sll'r sent 11
notarized statement that "111 rn32. my s ister und
·he r husband took this child inl1l tllt'1 r homt• "
My applit'ation was rc1erted
J asked for help fro m Tim Waddell. a·stnffrr
for Sen. John Culver He railed back to tell m e of u
sealed file in Pofk County Juvenil~ Court relakd to
m} c ase
"They can't find 11 ," he said. "but they un•
looking "
I asked m y aunt if shel knew any of the
circumstances of m y birth
"Well. my dear," she s aid. "people were very
closed-mouthed about such things way back then.·'
That was what sent me lo the yellowed clip-
pings jn the newspaper library. The rirst clipping
continued:
··mE CIULD WAS LEfT AT the ~CA by a
neatly dressed . middle-aged woman after she
called Miss Goldye Allen, director of employment.
a nd asked per mission to do so while she and her
hus band searc hed for a place to live .
"The woman said she was Mrs. Carl Hen·
derson of Ames, but was moving with he r fa mily
to Des Moines. Miss Allen took the infant to the
hospital at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday ... Hospital
nurses said the baby weighed seven pounds , 10
o un ces and s ho uld weigh between 10 and 11
pounds ...
A second stor y reported the child had gained a
pound It also said:
"Distnct Judge Joe Meyer said the person
whll left the baby a l .the YWCA obvious ly had no
interest in her Ames authorities have been un
:ible lo locate the child's mother."
Could that child be me?
Goldye AJJeo was my "Aunt Goldye." My
par ents used to take-me lo her office al the old
YWCA and she would take me to lunch or for an
overnight visit al her apartment. She a lways
remembered my birthday: ht:r gifts were signed,
"To m y speci~l litUe friend."
I CALI.ED THE COt'NTY JUVENILE office
again . this time asking if the "Henderson file'' bad
been found. I had guetsed, correctly, that it was
the m iss ing file.
Dick Strickle r. o juvenile court judge, said I
had legal g rounds to petition the court to open the
s ealed file, but cautioned me that the information
might be too tra\~mat1c _
. "Don't blary1e me if you a re sorry about this,"
he said.
Four days later . the file was located. I was
ushered into a small c ubicle at the Juvenile Court
office and l¢fl alone. It was then I discovered I had
been a waLd or the county 13 year s
I had' already searched the Iowa State His-
tor ical Library's archives and found a petition for •
Take Coastline Community
College's 1V Art Classes -
& Then Take 15% Off
Art Supplies from
Aaron Brothers Art Marts
When you enroll in Coastline Community College's
television art classes. "Applied Sketching Tech-
niques" (Ar1 119) and "Calligraphy" (Ar1 215),
Aaron Brothers Art Marts will give you 15% off
all art supplies and frames (except sale items).
An exciting home learning experi ence for college
credit. each "telecourse" will air during the 1980
fa11 semester on KOCE·1V. channel 50 And you
can get everything you 'II need for sketching and
calligraphy at Aaron Brothers: pencils. paper. pens.
ink markers. I squares. drawing tables. masking ta~
and more! For your 15% discount (good through
January 1981). just present your telecourse"
enrollmint card when purchasing your supplies.
For enrollment information. call 963-082~
The artist-instructors will demonstrate their artistic
techniques from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (except Ms.
Edmonds' Huntington Beach appearance set for
1 p.m. to 5 p .m .) at these Art Marts:
Bruce Mcintyre, --Sketching Techniques"
Sun .. Sept. 14 Costa Mesa
Sun .. Sept 21 H untington Beach
Sun .. Sept. 28 Costa Mesa
Sun .. Oct. 5 Huntington Beach
Tara Edmonds ... Calligraphy"
Sat.. Sept. 13 Huntington Beach
Sat., Sept. 20 Costa Mesa
Sat., Sept 27.Huntington :z: Be e
Sat., Oct. 4 Costa Mesa
12BAaron Btotb Ad Mllra.
Anahetm 222 N. Bead\ Blvd. 826-0100
Co.ta Mesa 1714 N rt Blvd. 645-6880
El Toro 24350 Swa Dr. 770-7606
Huntington Beach 7470 Inger A.le. 847-4515
._...na Beach 190 S. C st Highway 494-0038
Ora,... 1812 E. ella /We. 771·0875
1 2 St. 6945
udo1Jhoo 1mbh11htld in thl' Altoona Herald In May
I !M5 It rt'ltll
"TO ·nu: PAIU~NT. o~ BABY Gul Jit.n
drnon anct tu~iny unknown blood re latives
'1'011 arc• ht'rt•h 11ot1flt'd thiat thtrt' is on file a
1wt ll ll•tl (111 ttw Jclu1>t1on ul Murk RaphlAcl itnd
Nor uh 1t.111h 11·1 of 011e liuby Cilrl llcnderson .
who "u .. a11 .11ta111l1>rll'!I , 111•11il'<'led and dependent
1·h1ld )1mr1 111 l>t•s Mo11ws. lowu , 1)r or about
lht• ~th d t1)' 11( J urll', W32
Now 111111·'~ 1•1th..r .elf you or lilly ul you ap
p(·1u 111 ttw l>1btt1d t ·uurt 1111 or bl-fore the 14th
da) uf Mu l!J4!> ul U u dtx·k u 111 • tlt'fuull will be
t•nterc-d .md tht· rdad J,lrant<-J ub 1Jraycd for by the
l>t't1ltot1t!r"• ft11 wluµllon ~
T he• uctopt 11111 1lt't'1 t't' wa.' .irunted. a nd at or-
d1.·n ·d the stull• ,,, lo"' u tu 1:.:.u .. a birth certificate
111 nt)' n,·w 11lfll·1;_1l 11i1mt· l>1x1e Ann Raphael
WJlll1t•ll lurtlt'cl up w m cthing else The Law
,d)'' uny l'h1ld abaodont'd an the ll S unde r the age
of 5 yellr> '' .w to mittarally l:l U S e1llzen
THE PASSPORT ('AMt; IN TUE mail on Sept.
., Baby Abandoned at Y. W. C. A.
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gut-~:. 11 wu~ ~omt•o11l' at the hos pital · t don't know
wht>rt• I wa:. bor11 or who m y biological parents
an· I don't know af Mr~ Carl Henderson was my
11111thl•r, u relative or a s tranger
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I tlu know Mark and Norah Raphael decided
t ht• l ruth wuulcl hurt m e terribly. a nd they made
up a httle stor)' They didn't tell me they finally
"t'r•' ahlc· to :utopt me after l:l ye ars, or why it
f •f• '' "'U'' I off'
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Mv fatht·r. Mark, died whe n I was 14. My
ulil1•,t 0 :mn 1s 11u11wtl for him. My mother. Norah,
J11·1I i.t•v1•11 \1"ars ago
'l'hc•y 1:11rrit'<I tht•. s ecret of Baby Girl Hen-
ckrs1111 fo.-11 Ion~ ti mt• I ,thank them . And,. I
wu111h•r. Mrs -t'arl lkndt•rson, where a re you?
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Directors Elcu
Hewe from ell over C.llforfta.
•• fOUndecl up
eachd•r
In tll• DAILY PILOT
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CLIPPING FROM 1932 DES MOINES NEWSPAPER
Reporter Found Thet She WH Th•t Beby
Our tt Frame SaleFtts
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Soviets
·Boost
Missiles
LONDON (AP> -The
Soviet Union is stepping
up its output or a
Powerful nuclear m issile
with a range or more
than 3,000 miles and
carrying three
warheads , each with a
punc h of 150.000 tons of
TNT, the authoritative
Inte rnational Institute of
Strategic Studies warns.
The institute said
'Moscow increased the
rate or its deployment of
the SS-20 m issile from
one every seven days to
one every five days and
has 160 ready to go into
action. The organization
called this "disturbing_"
The SS-20, whic h is
replacing the aging SS-4
Inte rme dia t e Range
Ballistic Miss ile firs t
deployed in 1959, is only
one weap()n in a buildup
that has given the Soviet
Union and its satellites a
big lead over the United
States and the Western
a llies in both strategiC
and conve ntional arma-
ments, the institute said.
There is little hope or
paring the communis t
advantage until the al-
liance begins putting in-
to ser vice long-range
m issile systems expect-
ed in three lo four years
time. the institute said
in its annual s urvey of
world military might.
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:;f1:1e Court Failed
, 11w r ,o:-. ngeles sr hool busing muddle probably will
:iettll• dmm .ifter an exceptionally confusiJlg start dut! to a
scric-.111 ronflatti ng rourt rulings .
Fm ;1 "hrlt.• neither the teachers. the parents nor Lhc st u
dl·nL.; m Mll Ill' .ireas knew what school they'd be goms to lhc
ncxl dm
1 hi.ngs '\CPm to have been sorted out Cor the lime being
trn ci Lh1• kid" ,Jr(' aboard the buses. often heading far from
ho rn(· fo r bl'ltl·ror worse.
PC'r haps most rti sa ppointing was t he failure of the state
Suprr me Cou rt. which finally was asked to step into the de
bate . to muster m ore than the bare minimum of rour votes in
&'!ecidtng to uphold the b~ing program esta blished at the
t:;uperior Court level.
Two Jus tu:es did not even participate in the discussion.
•• o ne partic ipa ted !Jut did not vote . So it was up to the re main-
ing four to issue lhe ruling.
T tn!'-has to be one of the most controvers ial issues that
has fared lhl• st~te in recent ti mes. Opinions on both sides
a r l· lwated ,rnd e motional
\ \'Oh· of nt least five. or preferably six of the seven
Supn ·nw Court ju!-tires might have made the ruling just a
l1tt le• mnrc• HC'c·eptable to busing opponents. What emerged
".is :i luk1·warm affirmation of a program most people will
t •m t 1t1ul'l11 resent
\nd ngain it se~ms that this generation of youngsters is
ha' ang lo pay the price of e~cessive social manipulation.
~ultural B~t ..
~ OrangP CoUJ1ty may take a s tep up the state's cultural
adde r wtth the a id of the Orange County Arts Alliance.
a m ed l a~t week by lhe Board of Supervisors to coordinate
arts groups seek in(! public and private funding
F'arst s tep will be the use of a $12.000 state grant to pre·
pare a mas ter plan for obtaining and dividing up funds
a mong the county'~ the a ter . music and dance groups, and
lorul museums
The non-profit Arts Alliance has been working for some
t 1 m <' lo attrart funds from private enterprise which qualify
fo r m~hing funds from the state .
Up to ha lf a million dollars in matching grants will be
ava1l ablc this ye ar, but so far two-thirds of the grant money
ha s been going to a rts e ndeavors in Los Angeles and San
f>~ranc1sco.
I I( lhe California Arts Council approves the master r•an
o be presented next year -and with the cooperation o the
IMftJUs1ness community -cultural efforts in Orange County
fand to gain a substantial financial boost, which in tum,
f course. 1s good for local business.
• pln1ons e .(pressed in the space above are those o f the Daily P1 lol ~
J2ther views expressed on this page are those o r their authors and
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Boyd/¥ ellow Pages
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By L.M. BOVD prices Another o r these
; Was back 1n 1931 when cer-items is the lawn mower In
•tam researchers de('1ded that 1970, it look 34 hours to earn
(!lr intc d ma Lte r was most ) the price of a mower as op.
e a dable on yellow paper . pos ed now lo 20 hours . Phone
h at's \\hy lhc late L.M. service. loo. is down. In 1970,
erry told Rell Tclphone he a year of local phone service
anted to use just s uch paper re quired 21.4 work hours
pulling toJ?cthcr a direc tory while now it needs only 15.7 r advertised business n um-hours.
ers . HeU a.f!rccd to his pro-
position unc1 "1gncd a contract
With hi m •\n<I the color of the
paper kcynotccl Berry's busi-
ness over the d ecades even un-
to the big firm's 1dent1ly as the
·Ye llow PaJZC!-
1 In 1970. 11 took 2 3 hours of
I I a bor lo bu> f.i V(' bras. In • · 1 1980. L1 only took 1.5 hours of
labor to buy those bras. You
can rearlily see that some
things now cost less. 1f xou
J igure the m not on their
doll:lr prices but on the labor
It takes to t•arn their dollar
D.-.ar
Gloornv ..
Gu~
Baseball pitchers s ay
the ideal knuckle ball should
make just ha lf a revolution
on its indirect course to home
pla te.
Every third working man
in this country _shows up on
the job in blue jeans.
Hospital records show that
heart attacks are mos t com-
mon on days that arc either
exceedingly hot or exceed-
ingly cold.
More than four out or fi ve
TV network commercials a re
30 seconds long.
Voters in Parks, Ariz ..
abolished their fire depart·
ment. It had been called to
three fires. Twice its truck
wouldn't start. so it didn't get
there. The third lime it got
there, but its pump wouldn't·
work. Junk the whole depart-
ment.
Anderson 'Army' Hustles Funds
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lll• l h l' I :1 r g c st e a g c r u n
prn rt· ...... wnal <.irm y since the
... I\ tddie Korps" worked su re
lt•n tl l•ss lv for former Sen
l•:ugcrll' ~ic:Carthy in the 19611
f>1'1'...idc•nt1 a l campaign. Since
Andt:r'ion does not have the re
soun•ps or lhl· µarty workers and
hus1ness'nr' 11nion political action
t 11mm1ttel·:-. ava1l1ible to Jimmy
C';.ir tC'r ;rncl Honald Reagan. he
--
Earl Watt>rs
must mak(' (lo with volunteel'tl.
UP TO NOW, the indepen
dent 's most costly a nd lime
consum1n~ effort hui; been the
leg a I und s ignal urc col lect1n g
hatt It-to gt•I his 1u1mt' on Lhe
hallot in the various stales llis
la bo rs s ucc•cctkd hcyond cxpec
ta ti on:>
From this point on. the volun
leers ' fO('US Will bt• on rund·
raising. to build 1111 I he base of
direct m ail solic1tat1oni. that has
brou~hl in the bulk of An
derson's ('ampah:n m oney
'ept 2 was a milestone 1n An·
derson·s slow recovery from his
"summe r slump" in the polls
a nd 1n medi a cove rage oc
casioned hy the two national
conventions Thal was the day
when tontnbutions fro m the ma
JOr direct mail soli citation came
pouring 1n al a re cord rate To
date, the d1rcrt -mail donations
to Anderson''> indcµendc·nl cam·
pa1gn have brou~ht in SS million
and the AndN son starf hopes
to m ilk the cnntri hutor ... for
more on rutun· foll ow up ap
peals.
i\NDF.Rl'\ON INSllH•:RS told
m y associates .l :IC'k Mttrhcll and
Bill Gruvl•r that the: ca mpaign's
top priorily now 1s to "<·on
solid ate the mom en I um" that
began witll lhl• po!.t-Lah<1r Day
outpouring or C'a~h '>Upporl
What they m(•an 1:-. a return to
the s ha rply worde d , issue -
oriented campaigning that made
And erson the disenc hanted
vote r 's candidate in the firs t
place. They explained that An·
d e r son's caution in r ecent
months was due lo his 'reluc-
ta nce t.o make statements that
might later pr;ovc incompatible
with · the National Unity Plat·
form that was then m the draft
ing stages.
But during the pas t week. An·
de rson associates said, with hi s
platform to stand on. Anderson
has been able to train his sights
on Reagan and Carter once
more
Surpris ing l y , Anderson
s trategis ts give his running
mate, Patrick Lucey. much or
the credit for t he renew.ed vigor
of the campaign "He 's brought
back J ohn's sense of humor."
explained one insider
The former Wis consin gov-
ernor's easygoing style, staffers
not ed with s a t1 s fact1on, has
proven to be a good counterpoint
t o An d e r s o n 's s t a r c h y ,
puritanical image.
MISStl.E MARRIAGE? US. of·
r1 c1als are inc reasingly con
c·erned al the poS's1b1ltty that
Is rael may arm its American
Lance missiles with nuc lear
warheads. which the Israelis are
wide ly ~ui;pected-0f having in an
ad n inced stage of development
Last year. the United St ales
pointedly refused to supply the
Is raelis with Pershjng miss iles,
for fear they would be used as a
de Ii very s yste m . for tactical
nuclear devices. The reasoning
was that moderate Arab states
would be offended at the "mar-
riage." or a U.S. missile and an
Israeli nucle ar warhead -and
that the Soviet Union might
res pond b y giving the im·
m oderate Sy rian s a coun·
te rbalancing weapon.
Although Israel has promised
that it will arm its Lance mis·
s i l es with co n ve nt ional
warheads. the potential for a
nuclear-tipped Lance is there. ln
facl , NATO forces in Europe
already have hundreds of Lance
missiles equipped with nuclear
warheads. The United States
made its Lance deal before the
recent dis turbing intelligence re·
~r!s that Israel, South Africa
and Taiwan are jointly working
on tactical nuclear weaJf(>ns.
HOPE FOR MISSING: Reports
continue to come in from Viet-namese refugees and defectors
that American servicemen have
been seen -alive but incarcerat-
ed in the years since the col·
lapse of South Vietnam.
Most of the refugees ' reports
are sketchy or secondhand. but
since 1979. 240 firsthand reports
of American prisoner sightings. __
have been received. Accounts of
defected communist offi cials are
particularly persuasive. For ex-
ample. a forme r city com-
missioner of Ho Chi Minh City
<formerly Saigon l, who is now
living in Paris. has stated that
approximately 30 Amer icans are
still being held 1n communist
prisons there -
The Pe ntagon has virtually
give n up hope for U.S. citizens
offi cially listed as "Missing in
Action " Rut because of the
·sightings re ported in the last
couple of years. the Defense In-
telligence Agency has doubled
its P OW-MlA s taff. and in-
te rview teams have tM:en sent to
Southeast Asian refugee camps
to gathe/" informa tion on the
missing Americans.
WATCH ON WASTE: Hiring
~onsultants can be a costly way of
conducting the government's
bus iness. An internal ~Depart
ment or Ene rgy report notes that
last year some of the agency's top
consultants drew annual s alaries
or $75,000 and $92. 700. The head of
the agency drew "only" S66,000.
and his lop aides wer e paid
S47.500
What Did Voters Get for $100 Million?
The dust having settled on the
cur rent Legislature , Califor·
ma ns can now take stock or what
they got for the more than $100
m illion the two-year session has
cost just for its own operations.
For one thing they got the most
wasteful budget in the state's
history calling for expenditures
which will total $25 billion, $15
bi Ilion mor e tha n when Gov.
J erry Brown came into office
j ust 512 years ago.
The news reporte r-s on the-
s cene have written of the suc-
c cs s es a nd
failures of the
session while
the governor
c laims to
have w o n
"mos t a ll"
the l egisla ·
Lion he sought
a nd defeated
"vi rtuall y
a ll " o f the
measures he opposed. Speaker
Leo McCarthy, somewhat sub·
dued by the ongoing attempts to
overthrow his rule of the As-
sembly. sees lhe Legislature's
performance as "fair "
wi th l~w income housing But
these merely add to C'xisling
laws.
IN TifE CASE of the housing
legislation which has the stale
intruding into private industry
by financing low-cost housing. it
is a risky venture at best. Wh ile
he claims credit for eliminating
the inheritance t ax for s urviving
s pouses ma ny contend tha t was
only a sop which mer ely
lJ()stpones collection of the tax
until the death of the surviving
s pouse. It d idn't s atisfy As-
semblyman Don Rogers a nd
others who are actively seekmg
to abolish the lax e n tirely
through initiative action .
If the list of achievements are
questionable so loo is the tally or
failures. The one which Brown
sees as the greatest default was
its rejection of auto mobile smog
laws pro p o s ed b y him in
response to federal threats lo
withhold allocallons to lhe state.
But many wil l appla ud the
law maker s for r ('fus ing to
knuckl e unde r t o fede r a l
bureaucrats a nd insisting upon
the right of the st ates Lo m ake
George Mair
their own laws. Brown was also
unsuccessful in cha nging tax
laws for multi-national corpora-
tions . a change which he says
would encourage new industries
to the state. But even the tax ex-
perts disagree on that one.
WHAT IS distressingly clear is
that of the severa l hundred bills
enacted ther e is so little for the
legislators and the governor to
cr ow about. The great bulk of
the bills passed were so piddling
few would have missed any of
the m. For all of their effort it
could be said. aside from the
water project bill, they labored
and brought forth a mouse.
The mistake made by most in
assessing the Legislature's work
is accepting the selection of good
and bad self-ser vingly advanced
by the governor. legislators and
others. A more appropriate list
b y whi c h to m easure it s
performance can be prepared by
any citizen from selr-knowledge
of the state's major proble ms.
SUCH A LIST would place
foremost a complete revision of
the h-Sphazard state financing or
local governments . For years
the state has been handing out
ever -increas ing funds to cities,
counties. special districts and
the schools with little or no con·
trol over the spending· with the
result the locals have treated it
as manna from Heaven, their
budgets burgeoning year after
year .
A It ho ugh the passage of
Proposition l3 to cut property
taxes was expected to curb their
extravagances. that became un-
necessary when the Legislature
led by the governor rushed to
the rescue. pumping billions
m or e of unrestricted spending
m oney into their coffers. As a res~lt the excessive state taxes
were not reduced and the
billions in surplus have been
squandered. Yet. in the face of a
tremendous budget deficit
ahead, the state remains com·
milled to pouring still more
bi II ions into local government.
This single failure lies right
into the othe r areas of failure for
it contributes to inflation as well
' as the shortage of funds to deal
a ppropriately with crime, un-
e mployment and welfare.
Lawm::ikers. most of them r e·
turning home to· seek re-election.
wi ll r~ale the vote rs with their
.. g r e at" ac hi evem ent s but
perhaps the most accurate as-
sessm ent o f the Legislature's
work was that m'ade by Senate
Repub l ican leader B i ll
Campbell. "It was a dis aster."
he said. "The best thing we did
for the people was to a djourn."
Look Again at Foreign Investors
The last time you ha d a Baskin·
Robbins ice cream . r ead a Ban-
DEPENDING UPON whos.e tam book, bought your gas at
"laundry list " is used, verity Shell or did your laundry with Ali.
can be found in the claims of you were doing business with a
both extremes. Certainly the foreign-owned company . To
pass age or legislation authoriz-which I say. so what?
ing construction or the $8 billion There is a great deal of baying
Pe ripheral Canal project was a at the moon these days by some
major enactment achievement, j i n g 0 i s t
given the stiff opposition and Am e ri ca n s
many previous atte mpts to win and politi·
approval. Still. in the view -or ciaos abo ut
many Northern Californians ,
some endeavoring to forc e a ref· f 0 reign er s
ere ndum on the measure. it was b u Y 1 n g u P
a disaster. America.
Jn any case it was by rar the Just for the
most Important action taken by r~cord . le t 's
the lawmakers in the entire two-nole that some
year session. Brown lays claim foreigners are
as major achievements legisla-buying some
• tlon to curb ~~PGJal Of todc choice real estate around the ~ chem;cals into lbe etavi~t country and some companJe.s we
• .. well as mfasurea deai\.n1 think or as belng traditionally
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American are now foreign.
owned . These, according lo hear-
ings held before Congress recent·
ly, include : Korvettes, A & P,
Shell Oil, Standard Oil of Ohio
(SOHlO). Grand Union m a rkets.
Lever Brothers. White MotOFs.
Hardees. Timex. Stouffers.
Hir:!m W a lk e r , Mile s
Laboratories . Bantam Books.
W .R. Grace, Alc an . Cutte r
L a boratories and B askin -
Robbins ice cream.
THE GREAT ALARM we hear
about this seems strange lo me
since foreigners are only doing
what we have been doing in other
countries for years . Where is it
written that we can invest in olher
countries but their citizens cannot
invest in the U.S.?
If you want to see a country
dominated by foreign invest·
rnent, take a peek at Canada or _,, .....
some of the Latin or African coun-
tries. 1naome places oflbe world,
thahead of the nation can't hit the
restroom without checking with
the local straw-boss of some
multi-national corporation.
IN FACI', I believe that it is
wonderful that foreigners are in·
vesting in the U.S. It is a vote of
their confidence in our political,
economic and social stability. It is
also a way of getting back some of
the money we spend overseas to
buy any other vital minerals.
The bottom-tine, as my friends
in business are fond of s11ying, is
that for every forei1n d6Uar in·
vested in the U.S .. there are three
U.S. dollars Invested overseas.
So. in spite of all the poliUcal
rhetoric. it hardly seems like
much to 1et the whim-whams
about.
..
::..,
cre,don ill decidia1 which
scbboll are d&e,reaated.
VOftNQ iN NE m-.Jority
were Clliet J...tice Rose. Bird
aad J.tiees ¥ltllew Tobriner,
Stanley.,..-.. W1Je1 11mme1. J~ tnM ~voted ~ 1t.nt a ~' Ana .Justiees
Willia• cfla.rk and Frank
Ne••ilil .. nGt p&;tiet~te. ~· iil.iifl lad .. caU~ for 151 cit the-~·· 1W schOoll to be
eo•eral ~ ift~ plan, but tlJie flOud pared that Ust by
91 • the llllt mlftute.
rt was not clear how quickly
district ofticiala would be able to
be1tn.. inte•ration at the H
scboola wbldl bad beea deleted.
&A•ua 8CllOOL otfictala c-:r=;·tbei!. reme Court's ha ·Gf1be tioll from Ee·
IJ to rQftitm, authonty: 1'be
court rilled without ••kin& tbe
Mhool board it.a position.
Bowevw-.:cbool attorney G. WillWD qreed with Ma.
_ Fiealer U.t the vilOfOGI coort
actiem ~by the board were =:~~ a1almt tbe start
. .
I
,
t( y~u t\lmed _ybut
(vmace pilot light off
lbr the summer, vou
saved· money and
·' ~~~-
C...tro1'ersial
Sun bathers relax on the beach at Pirate's Cove near
Point DUme. Malibu homeowners are seeking the support
of the California Coastal Commission to have the beach
be used by sea lions has prompted the commission.. to re-
consider its June action of leaving the beach open to
humans.
RFK's Killer Gets
Sentence Reduction I _,
SOLEDAD (AP> -A parole board bas given Siman Sirhan, the .comictecJ assassin of Robert F. Kennedy, two months off bis prison
sentence for good behavior, even though be refused to attend the board's meeting. ·
Sirban's failure to appear at the "I:bursday meeting at Soledad
PriJon was not ·held against him, but it was considered unusual,
officials said.
"MOit inmates want their day in court, or their day in the
board room,'' said prison spokesman Dan Byrd.
SllUIAN, 35, WHO IS serving a life sentence, is now eligible
for release on Sept. 1, 1984. If he continues to get sentence reduc-
tiOna for good behavior, be could ~ released as early as February
1984. . .•
Under California law. inmates who have been behaving well
ate usually released on parole, but the parole board could bold
him if it cboH.
Sirbm, a native of Jordan. was originally sentenced to the
1u chamber for shooting Kennedy June S, 1968, at the Am-
bassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
'•·
oo~energy.. .
r But fall is here' and cold.. weather is
'jutt ~t'Otind tilt cornet;. So make sure
.ycKi ~now how to relighi your furnace ·pilodx~fore the·first rokr !pell.
If you can't find the
instructions-or you're
unsure how to relight
yo.ur pilot -give the
Gas Company a call.
We still make house calls.
· 1ilm on your fwnKe pilot.
It's.easy. Just open the access pahel to the hll)in gas control and look for
thi«iirni)le.(~ruttiOM: .
1( y00 ean do il rel~x. You're ready
fut' \Vlnter:
·-'-~
Your gas man (or woman) can come
out and 'show you how to relight your
furnace pilot. But don't wait for the
first cold weathe r. That's when every·
one else will be asking for help.·
So call today. while our
service people aren't so ~
busy. And start the home
fires burning again.
THE g~
Frid~. September 19, 1980 DAILY PILOT ..
Banker's Wife · Duped
I
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Extortionist Frees ·E:rom F_~~ Trap
SAN FRANCISCO <AP°) -The
"very trust1n1" wife of a bank
eueutlve found herae1r·tbe vic-
tim of a ruse Thursday and wu
bound and 1a11ed while her
husband wu told to come up
with $&00,000 for ber releaae-.
have a feelinl it was just a
loner." She said she had never
aeen him bef9re, "and l never
want to again. either.
the police so they were not
much help." ~.
·The FBI described the wouJ6'
be extortionist as a white man
about ~reet·9, in his early ao.
and with a full black beard. He
was said by agents to be driving
Diana Scholle said she
answered the door at the
couple's house in the well-to·do
city of Hillsborough early Thurs·
day momlnc to be told by a man
lb.al a doa had been hit by a car.
Mn. Scholle's husband, Oll\ter.
ls manager of United California
Bank's main branch in San
Francisco.
"I asked him In," ,11he recount·
ed in a telephone interview with
The Associated Press. "He
came in and closed the door and
pulled the gun on me.
"HE TAPE-RECORDED my
voice. I asked him why, and he
told me, 'We 're going to rob
your husband's bank.' "
Mrs. Scholle recounted her
2"'ll ·hour ordeal in a calm, strong
voice. "I've always been very
trusting, needless to say," she
• said.
"He taped my a rms behind
me and proceeded to lock me In
the hall closet, bound and
gagged : . . I didn 'l yell right
away; I waited. Then someone
banged on the door a~d I
screamed for help," Mrs .
Scholle said. The caller was a
UPS delive man, who heard
r s . c o es scream s an
summoned police. She was re·
leased about 11 :30 a.m.
Meanwhile, Scholle received a
call at the bank demanding
$500,000 for bis wife's safe re·
tum. He called authorities, the
FBI said.
A MEETING WAS SET up at
busy Union Square in downoown
San Franclaco, a short distance
from Scholle 's financial district
office. Scholle declined com-
ment on the incident. as did the
bank.
Mrs. Scholle said the two mei
under FBI surveillance and then
the extortionist "took off ... Mr.
Scholle did riot have the
money.''
No arrests had been made by
late Thurs day . An FBI
spokesman said he didn't think
an arrest was attempted during
the meeting because, "I don't
think they knew what the status
of his wife was. That (her safe·
ty) is more important to us than
making arrests."
Mrs. Scholle said the as·
sailant referred to"we ... but l
"We've always enjoyed our
privacy, and this is a spot that
ian 't too acce11ible. · • she said of
· the couple's home. "My dogs ue·
friendly. They only try to bite
Poaehlng__fruit
a new white Toyota with stolen
Califomla license plates.
Man Slwo1,s Boys,
Tlwn Kills Self
ijl/Nl.ANI> I Ar> A Swiland man apparently became so
~nl'il~ Wh"'1 trl' 11aw two ti~-age boyS" allegedly poaching f_ruit
from hl• pt1m.t:attlir111"'1 lr•w that he Rhol them, then shot himself to
death. r1011<-.. 111.in
In c·rltkot 1•1mt1ltl<m follow1ng the Thursday incident were Billy
· Jlobh11, IJ , 111111 m 14 t1t11111 lf11tlt, 14, police officer Mar.k Ellis said.
David f~rn1t•·ltl, r;:,, 11111.11 dud at the scene when police arrived
about 5 itll v 0 1 fl•· l1:a11 :ih11l hunsctr in the head, they said.
1ludfPtt•••• t•l••lif~fl f••r (.(trff..-\Ii~'
TOK HA.NCI'. I A J• 1 A t11>us<'wifo worried about taxes,' a
lifelonl( tt.:11ul1llt·ari wh11 may vote Oemocratic and a Cuban ref-
ugee wen· arr111ng U11; I, 11.10 pcni"ns whose names were picked to
attend a t.tiwn hull me~ting
with President Carter ( J Otricials °' thil! coa11litl ~UTE -..
community about JO mile~ ' ""
southweiil or J.011 An ~cle!> --
selected the names Thursday from 5,000 Crom
oca newspaper a s
campaign.
f~oNr .\'ontf>d Io ('ofif ••ntio Hl.agr-n111
SACRAMENTO (AP > -Assembly Majority Leader Willie
Brown. chairman or the Legislative Black Caucus. and recording
executive David Gerren were among four persons named to the
University of California regents Thursday by Gov . Edmund Brown
Jr.
The other two are Frank Clark or Los Angeles. executive vice
president of the May Co. department stores, and Willis Harman.
.senior social scientist at the Stanford Research Institute ..
Two W9*ett K ilf.-d ht (,1ilf Pllaagr
HOOPA (AP) -Two Humboldt County women were killed
whe n their car went over a 1.000-foot cliff, but a baby in the car
had only minor injuries when found on a ledge 600 feet down,
officers report.
The California Highway Patrol said it happened Thursday on
California 95 just north of this lown in Northern Cali fornia's Trini·
ty Alps when the car skidded on a spill of diesel fue r from a log
truck i.n a heavy rainstorm.
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MENLO PARK <AP) .-The California State Parent·Teacher ·
Association has asked Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr. and legislative
leaders to call a special session or the state Legislature to deal t
with the financial needs of school districts.
Donnetta Spink, the PTA's vice president for education, said
Thursday, "It is imperative that the Legislature -take the
necessary steps to ma intain quality education for all our children j
and prevent the possibility or a rash of school employee strikes
throughout the state."
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one overheard t>y this reporter following the
Rams' final pre.season qontest with San Diego. Lee has come back but his reappearance
doesn't solve matters. Jiaden is due to come off
the injured reserve list in three weeks, and that
puts Lee right back into the same status he was
before .
rear Vt1t, \'011:.ult•r111tt lht> 1·1rt'urruttan<'~i.. lk>b
~ t"t.H•ltl '\'r\ "'•II I•• 11t11• of lht• mo"'t \ ahu1lJlt·
J'lay1•rs llrt th1· ttJ111.' !>QUUll todu~ Wha t 'llJat t' ll111t' lh+'r1• wal!. however. was
~1wn l<• Jt•ff Hull1'lltw. a11cl thut dutn'l s~ttle too
Wrll \\I I It l.t't"
Lee, who was the ooly quarterbac)c not to
play In the contest and throughout the pre·
se.ason, was engaged in an animated conver -
sation with Coach Malavasi in the ha llway. . Tht! n •lt'r.m 'auurtl'fbttt•k. h~ "·•' u{ M 1n
11t•sot<t uml l\llanl~•. rt•llu nt'() tu lht• fold th•'
W('('k '°'' lht• UIJUI 1'\I l'ul l1J1kn
fl WU !'< •I \11•1 Y 1h~<1JlllCl111l111K month (Or
ow .,u1d I.ct• ,u(tJy "You'tt' ..:01n~ to h11ve lo ..._,k Uwm l l'l•ul·ht,o:.J wh 'r tht'y did what they
drtl
The j est of the conversation was that
Malavasi was informing Lee that he had been
cut. Lee argued, and rightfully so. that he'd
never been given the chances promised him.
"Hopefully, if there's a change, it won't In·
\tolve me." Lee says. "I don't think it will
bother m e, but I said it wouldn't bother me the
last time.'' llo" lout( It'\' "111 'l.i~ ltu llflh' 1111 unt·
reully k11owb fo1 'urt• ~mlt.' ft'\•I he" ... huuhl hi.H
never Id\ In lh1• (1ri.t plUl'\' I lw1 t• h.1s lic..-11 ;_1 11u111l_x-r of ~pecula tions as
tu why 1.A.'t! wus given the ,.ax First, there was
b1i. contrart. which t•ulli. fo r !Approximately
$140,000 annu1tlly <the pact 1s actually based on
$10,000 \J>t!I' game> compared to Rutledge's
~.000 i
Malavasi answered, "If l had put you in it
would have only made the quarterback situation
worse." In other words, the Rams weren 't about
to let Lee embarrass them. So, he was cut and
Lee left bitter.
If it sounds like Lee is troubled. it's because
he is. Aflt'r ro111111~ 11(( liw b1•111·h lll lt>.ul lhl• l«• m'
to l "I) k1-•} \ ll'h)I h'S In 1!17'J l.t!C C'dllll' t\I \ J 111 JI
this :.umm,·r "'th h1.:h •'"l~·1•t.11111n-. not 11(
starun.,:, hut ol ruukmti lht.> teum
"I'm still unsure of my role. I would hope it
would be like it was last year. but I don't get
that feeling. I'm not even running any offense
right now. J eff <Rutledge> is the backup. It "'dS 1u.·umtl(I. d l I'-'*'' 1)11 Lt.>t.>' µ.ut Lbjl
fie was ~0111g tn be gwen n-·rqual-"S"hak" -alon~
with tl)e rcsl of Lhl' 11uuJ tt'rb.H·k~ 'l'hcrr 1:h('r(' was lhc ofr1c1al statement from
Ult' Hum!. which ~aid. in essence, that they
thuught ttutledgf.' had tremendous talent and
tht.>)' \\CJnted to go with youth
"Let:s just say I was curious," explained
Lee about General Manager Don Klosterman's
phone call after Haden's injury. "I really didn't
know what they wanted until I read about
Haden's injury in a newspaper on the plane ride
"I'm sure they <Rams> were apprehe.ns.ive
about calling me again. And , maybe fiv~ or six
years ago I mighl have reacted differently."
says Lee. lie wasn't
Natura II~, the bulk 11( lhe ::.umriwr duue~
went to II at.ll•rl uml \ ult:t' Ft'tru~1Smo "hu A more truthful answer. though, was the down here." · What the fi eld general means is he might
<See SEVANO, Page B%)
WildFinisla
Reuss Faces Reds
Dodgers Hold One-game· Lead
Los Angeles Dodgers, who lead
the National League West by one
game over Houston, would ap·
pear to have a distinct advan·
tage tonight when they open a
three-game series with the still-
hopeful Cincinnati Reds .
Jerry Reuss. who has beaten
the Reds four times this season
and has won 11 of 12 deci9ions
against the contendini clubs in
the NL, will start on the mound
for Los Angeles, against Cincin·
nati's Pa,ul Moskau.
THE DODGERS retained
their one-game edge by defeat-
ing San Diego 7-3 Thursday
night, with their biggest offense
in two weeks.
In tbe only other NL games
played Thursday. Houston beat
Cincinnati 10-2 and Atlanta
sneaked by San Francisco 2-1.
Los Angeles clubbed three
Padre pitchers for 13 hita, three
of them homers. Most produc·
live were Steve Garvey and
Dusty Baker, who combined for
only eilbt bit.a in 55 at-bat.a on
Loa Ante lea' recent trip to
Houatoa, Cincinnati and Atlanta.
But since beint switched in
the lineup -Garvey is now hit-
ting third. Balter fourth -they
have combined for eight hit.a in
14 at-bat.a.
The Pennant Race a.,,,.,
W L GB Left
Dodgers 84 S2 -16
Hou1ton 83 63 1 16
Clnclnnetl 79 68 SY> 15
LOS ANGELES 11•1 HOME (101 Sept "· 10, 11 Y\ ClnclnNll, Sept n , 73 VI Al~nl•
Seo< 1 .. H vs ~ Fr•n<l\CO Oct 3. •. S "'
H°"'•ton AWAY (61 Sep\ 1•. 11. 1t •I S...
DI-. 5otpl JO. Ocl t , 1 •t S.n Fr•n<IS.CO
CINCIN"4ATI IU) HOME ISi Seo< JO.
Oc\. I "' Solr> 0M9>; Ocl 3. •. S V\ All.,t•
AWAY 1101 SelJI 1•. 10. l1 •• lo~ Anoe'-'. Sept. n , 23 M s.. FrM>'IKD. S.pt.14. ll.AI)·
S.n DI-; Seo! 14. 11, 1t •t Hov•ton HOUSTON (161 · HOME,., Sep\. 1•, 11. 1t
~.._ C•nc-1, Sept.:.:>,()(\ 1, 2 vs At~nl•
AWAY (IOI Sitpt. "· 20.11 •• San Fr•nc•s.co,
Sept. n. n •' s.n DI-. Seo< u . u •t
Atl.,t•; Oct l, •. S •I LM Anot~.
Ron Cey and M ic k ey
Hatcher hit consecutive homers
in the eighth inning off the
Padres· 'Mike Armstrong.
I OU 0
the park . lie hit my pitch, it just
fe ll in."
Castillo, who has won his last
four decisions, earned his fifth
save and has allowed only four
earned runs in his last 13 ap-
pearances.
HE ADMITS TO being
nervous only in' certain situa·
tions .
"Only when 1 'm playing right
field," he sllid, laughingly refer·
ring to his em e rgency ap·
pearance in the outfield recently
against Houston. '
Welch, 13·9, gave up three
runs on six hits, including
Perkins' second home run. The
victory was his third straight.
Rick Wise, 6·8. took the loss.
giving up five runs on seven hits
in 4\.'J innings.
Reuss, 17·5, will attempt to
m atch his career high in vie·
A...,ml.AMe
,(See Story, P .. 82)
lories tonight. He woo 18 games
in 1975 at Pittsburgb. Moskau is
9·7. •
The Reds come into the game
trailing the first.place Dodgers
by 5~-games.
New York Yankees catcher Johnny Oates.
slides safely across the plate as Toronto
catcher Ernie Whitt comes down with the
hi gh throw in the 13th inning of Thursday's
continuation of Wednesday night's
suspended game at Yankee Stadium. N.Y.
The Yankees won the contest, 8-7, after be-
ing behind 7-3 in the 10th inning.
Garvey doubled, singled twice
and drove in his 97th run of the
season in Thursday night's vic-
tory. and Baker slugged his 29th
homer, a two-run shot, and bas
93 RBI for the year.
The Dodgers had a 5-1 lead
and starter Bob Welch had
restricted San Diego lo four hits
over seven innings. But in the
eighth. the Padres filled the
bases with only one out and Bob-
by Castillo took over. He gave
up a bJoop single lo Dave Wm-
field that scored two runs, but
retired Broderick Perkins on a
dribbler back lo the mound and
struck out Luis Salazar lo get
out of the inning.
"I threw Winfield a screwball.
a good one, and he did the only
thing be could with it," said
Castillo. "He reached out and hit
it off the end of the bat. I just
Joe Morgan, who took his free
agency to Houston, stomped on
the fingers of his former team-
mates, the Reds, dangling on the
edge of the lead in the National
League West.
0
Time Works on the· Side of Free·dom "THE REDS ARE absolutely
not out or the race. but to, be
perfectly truthfuJ about it. they
certainly don 't have a ~ood
shot." said Morgan, whose two·
NEWPORT. R.I. <AP) -It
was the biggest day of the
America's Cup summer for the
Australians. and ildidn't count.
Australia labored in feeble
breezes to build a ha lf-mile lead
over the def ending y acbt
Freedom when time ran out on
T hurs day 's round o f th e
best-of-seven series.
A Ian Bo nd , h ead o f the
Australian challenge, dismissed
his ill fortune and looked ahead
to today's rematch.
''WE WERE VERV unlucky
not. to have won this race. If
Lady Luck had been with us. ,the
wind would have filled in and we
would have had our first win on
the board," he said.
Th e expiration o r the
five-hour, 15-rpinute time limit
on Cup m atches s poiled the
Australians' day but preserved
Fre e-dom s k i pper D e nnis
Conner's l·O edge in the series.
Conner, of San Diego, would
admit n o dismay at seeing
Australia pull ahead on the fifth
leg of the six-leg course with
Freedom wallowing in the swells
of Rhode Island Sound.
"We have been sailing a loog
time," h e sa id of his
experienced crew. "Thu is just
part of yacht racing. We've all
been there before."
BUT FOR BOTH skippers it
became Increasingly apparent
RAM-PACKER
TY BLACKOUT
When the Rams bolt the Green
Bay Packen ln Anaheim Stadium
Sunday, the aame will be t>lacked
O\ll on local television because
1,309 tJcketa remained for sale
at the blackout deadline tJme
Tbunday atl o'clock.
· The 1ame will be broadcut
OYer radio 1tation KMPC (710)
betinninl with the 1 p.m. kickoft.
Australia Wins • • • but It Doesn't Count
neither boat would finish within
the time limit. AustraUa ate up
2'h hours on its voyage down the
4.5·mile fifth leg. Freedom
' never did reach the mark.
Co nne r said Fre e dom
navigator Halsey Herreshoff
kept a running calculation on the
average speed the yacht needed
lo complete the course.
Australian crew reason to hope
the l!B> bid lo take sailing's top
prize away from the New York
Yacht Club might succeed
where 23 other attempts siDce
1870 have failed.
42-second lead by the fourth
mark when the shifting winds,
that at time:i gusted as high as
15 knots, dropped off the scale.
Freedom was sailing almost
directly downwind entering the
ftfth leg when the power went
out, but Australia skipper Jim
Hardy was squeezing more
speed from the faltering breeze
by sailing a criss-crossing
course and his boat had more
momentum.
Conner put Freedom in front by
10 seconds at the start of the race
and increased the early lead lo
one minute and nine seconds after
three legs
• run homer Thursday helped
drub the Reds 10·2 and put the
Astros back in contention with
the Dodgers.
Australia's J{ardy instituted a
14-tack tac king duel on the
weather leg but failed to shake
Freedom whose crew inchades
Dennis Durgan of Newport Beach.
"We had them where we want-
ed them, but they got away.
That's happened to us a lot this
year," lamented Cincinnati
third baseman Ray Knight.
"Our job is just a little tougher
th an it was ." said Reds
Manager John McNamara. "By
this weekend we should know for
sure where we stand'' in the "Halsey would rigure out
every five minutes or so how
fa st we would have to go. First it
was eigh'1 then nine, then 10
knots . I think the last time he
figured we bad to ave.,.ge 220
miles an hour to make it,"
Conner said.
Bond said the match gave the
,,,.-
"I 111INK Australia has every
capacity of winning races. Until
we're proven wrong, we will go
on that assumption,'' said Bond,
who is waging his third
challenge and the fifth in a row
by an Australian yacht. .
Freedom gave no sign early in
the race of letting the American
winning streak lapse. Conner
s teere d the yacht to a
c omfortable one -minute,
Hardy dropped his spinnaker.
called for a light air jib and
Australia inched past Freedom.
But there wu not enough wind
to fuel the yacht's race against
the clock.
Both crews had clean sets of
their spinnakers for the reaching
leg with the light six·knot breeze
favoring Australia.
The start of the race was de·
layed 15 minutes as the commit-
tee waited for the Ught breeze lo
shift out of the southwest to the
northwest.
....race for the division cham·
pionship. .
"I don't think that I try any
harder against the Reds than I
do against the others," said
Morgan, who played on five
championship teams in Cincin·
nati.
Bell Scores Twice, Defense Buries Saints
Consistency Pays Off for Edison,_ 24-3
By ROGER CARLSON °' .. Delly ptMt , .... If nothing else, they're consistent.
For the second straight week the
Edison High Chargers combined D.J .
Bell's sparkling running with an
awesome defense and parlayed it into a
24-3 non-league football victory over
highly-regarded Santa Ana.
Once again the Chargers showed they
can't be run on and passing yardage
comes at a price, while the offense is
strictly a running situation. -BELL RUSHED for 173 yards on 3C
carries for a pair· of toucbdOwna (ho
was .~for-163 and three TDs a week aco), and the only way any preuure ·
... t.aken oa him was by the power of
fullback Dave Geroux, who ran over the
S.lata f« 73 yards on a dosen carries
and a three-yard payoff.
"We're a UUJe bit methodical," says
Edison Coach Bill Workman after
apan.kinl the defendin1 CeatlarY IAatue
champions and Oranp County's No. I
ranked elftllD at Santa Ana Bowl.
"But we're 1oin1 to 1et better,"
Hcled Workman la an almott apoloptic
•
manner. He didn't specify what was
going to get better, but one must
assume it would be the aerial 1ame,
which so far hasn't really surfaced.
"We ran t&e ball well and I thouaht
the offensive line played well. They
fkea• '1ftO ..... T•rtUer
(See sc.,., ~ ... ! Slj
punched some consistent holes and
passed an acid test."
W bile the final count was a
three·toucbdown martin, it was
anytblq but a blowout at balNme u
the Saint.a fouaht back to pull to wltbin
7 -3 and except for penalties, mlabt ba~e luld Oran1e County's and the CIF
Bl& Ftve Conference's No. 1·rated
eleven la~ for an upset.
PENALTIB8 DLLED what WO\llcl
have been a 10.yard scorinl pus, an
11-yard completion to tbe l:di1on
five-yard line and an intereeption ol an
l:dlaoa .,... -all in tbe aeeond quarter.
But all tbe Salata could IDUlter f«
their second.quarter f'lreworb wu a
• ·-
SS-yard field 1oal by Jess Zamora and
when Edison's defense resumed its
'domination in the t.hird quarter, the handwriline was on the wall.
Tbe clincher came as time was
runniDC out in the third period after
Bell set up Geroux·s three-1ard bunt
with runs of 14 and nine yards ma •yard
march.
Ediaon had just upped the count to
10-3 on Kevin Moreen's 27-yard field
1oal, culminating a 90-yard ,
time-consuming march and when
linebackers Troy Seurer and Rick
DIBemardo did a number on the Sainta'
enauinC pouesalon, it had F.dison ready
for the ldll. •yards away.
STEVE WELTON•s first of two
laterceptiom later bad the Charters in
command ~ain and 10 plays later it
was Bell lk1rt1D8 bis riCht aide from
ftve yards out to put the final nail la the
coffin with 5:58 remaininl.
Bell'• flrlt touchdown came early u
be aped 31 yudl, break.las a couple of
tackl• and puWq on a pretty move to
•et loole.
Also com.ln1 up with Interceptions
--. . . .......-----
were Seurer and Duaine Jackson as the
Chargers' defense simply swallowed the
Sain ta.
"We took his (Santa Ana quarterback
Scott Franklin) run away and we didn't
allow any big plays," s aid Workman.
Ind~ they didn't.
Santa Ana netted 36 yards rushin1
.L. (Estancia earned 21 yards a week ago)
· and could manage only 81 yards pasing
( 56 coming in the sec9nd quarter).
WITH GREG STEIN a key in a
mobile front line consisting of Rob
Warden, Bill Thomas, Rick Ponder and
Bryce Malavaai, backed by tbe
Seurer-DiBernardo punch, the Cbar1en
kept a lid on a Saint.a crew which blitaed
for 31 flrat-half points a week ago
a1alDll Colla Mesa.
Edison's runnln1 1ame 1ot some
reUef from quarterback Ken Major la
tbe second half as the 1-3 junior
completed three of four attempt.a for 32
yarda.
The win may have been costly -
venaW. Mike Garrity wu aldellned
with a rib injury.
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DAILY PILOT
A C•paule Report From the World of Sport•
Football Coach's Oil 11una:
His Playt>rM Are at ea ---t 'l'Olft AP Dbpale~
Pt.to; Sl\NT HAY. ~hss -Masuchusrtu [!]
Mi.nlimt-C'1ult'my fool ball Coach Don RuJ(gen f • .,
has a problt-m 42 of has play~rs are aboarrt 11h111
on the t\thmtlc 0<'t•n and he won '1 aet t.hl'f\l back
until the l1fth I( Hllf' lll tht> iu•uoo
··1 gut'S3 you havl' lo <'•II Uus a unlqul' ~lluallon ," Hu~
g.irl said 10 an tnlt'n u•w 1n Thur1'day ·s fk>:il nn fllot)t• 'Ai. a
rt>suU . our tt>am no• ,•on11st.s of 11 u n1ors 11nct 31 frt>s~wn
PrClhJtu:n ... " Y 1111 bc•ltt>r ~llf'YC' 11
r hl· lt>othull lt•,11n H11.:.:t•r1 tJ\ou~ht tw ~ "' ~11in.,i 111 1111'4·
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u lll't'rli-.l' .is .in 1•fftl'l'r 10 th e l S M1•rl'liant M u11n1• 'l'h1·
('l'IJJSt' WU:. to h;l\t' 1•111lt'Cl ht>fore footb.Jll '-t'J .~011 \liHINI but
m cd1a1111·1il µroblcffi.\ with the 1t!up dcl.!H:d tht' 'tu rt of the
voya.:t>
E1ghtt•t•o pl:.t,H'I~ 111\ Ult' :ihtp \.\t.>l l' Sl~tr \l'f"l 1.1:.t \ l'<ll a11d
Hugg(·r·1 SJll..I he Csjtun-d on h..a\ ing a dl'<'t-nl ~t::.i:.11n th11, } c:.ir
Ho"l''er Uw ool~ \'l'lerans on the team dt 111 1•M·11t •lrl'
defrn:.1' t' t>nd c;t'Orge ~ha.1b gu:itd ti11b Long ddcrht, t• h~1d,
Bill Pomcr. tight end W.tlter l'.tbUl'<'ICI rl,111kt•r l>un '-111\ IJ
and split end Gi!ry Sheehan
Ruggeri said he hopt>s to have M1kl' ()111nn . t't1(' s C'hool')\
leading running b:.i rk last ~car. with the team 011 S<1t11rduy
,....---------Quol _. of 411.-Dat1------.
Coach Chuck olJ of the Pittsburg h Steelers "I e n
Joy wuuung If some people find that boring, we hope to
bore the heck out of them "
oe organ an Jose Cnu blasted two-run II
homers. pacing Houston to a come-from-behind
10-2 victory over Cincini»iati to highlight National
League action Thursday. Houston's victory kept
the Astros one game behind the Dodgers in the NL West. The
Reds, with the loss. fell S~ games off the pace ...
Elsewhere. Chris Cbambllsa belted a two-run homer and re-
liever RJcll Camp got out of a bases-loaded jam in the ninth
~t,... .. , ....
inning as Atlanta edged San Francisco.
2-1. The victory was the sixth in the last
seven games for the Braves . . In
American League' action. Backy Dent
doubled home Joluaay Oates from first
base with two out in the 11th inning after
Willie RaDdolplii tied the game with two-
out hits in the ninth and tOth, giving the
New York Yankees a wild 8-7 suspended-
game triumph over Toronto. ln the regular
game that followed, rookie ~ Leal, an
unscheduled starter, hurled a two-hitter
• for his second major league victory -both
over New York and Tommy Job -as Toronto snapped the
Yankees' seven-game winning streak, 2·1. The setback was
only the second in 17 games for the Yankees this month ...
Daa Graham pulled Baltimore into a tie with a leadoff t.>me
run in the seventh inning, and then Kn Slagle&oe'• two-run
single gave the Oriole" a 7.3 thumping over Detroit .•.
Mickey Riven went 4-for~. setting a club record for bits in a
season. to lead Texas past OaltJand, 10-6. Rivers raised ~ hit
total to 204 ... Be8 O&JJrie hit a two-run homer and Lary
Soreue11 scattered six bits, leading Milwaukee to a 5-0 blank-
ing over Minnesota and a sweep ol its double-header. The
Brewers rallied to win 9-8 in the first game when Gorman g
Thomas lined a two-run homer, his 35th, with two out in the
ninth inning. The Brewers' triumph in the opener spoiled a
brilliant gam e by Twins rookie Gary Ward, who hit for the
cycle with a single , double. triple and his first major league
home nm irr his fourth game . . . Jim Rice drove in four runs
with a double and a single and Gary Bucock belted a two.
run homer. powering Boston to an 8-3 pounding over
Cleveland . . Chicago's a.et Lemoa scored the winning run
in the ninth inning on a grounder by Baroid Balaes as the
White Sox edged Seattle, S-4.
Stft•ll~•~ \'ate-a ler Marti•
owner George Steinbrenner says Billy Martin, the .
SYRACUSE, N .Y . -New York Yankees •.
man be fired twice in the last two years u
manager of his team, should be baseball's
manager of the year this sea.son.
"Billy Martin is a great manager. He should get
manager of the year for what he's done in Oakland," the
Yankee owne r told students at Syracuse University.
Meet the Rams
NAME: Vince Ferragamo.
POSITION: Quarterback.
HT: 6-3. WT: 212. AGE : 26.
COLLEGE: Nebraska. RESIDES: Irvine.
PRO: Described as having the
looks of a matinee Idol with the
inexperience of a rookie, Fer·
ragamo was thrust Into the start·
ing role in week 12 of the 1979
season. The Rams were then S-6.
Ferragamo responded with two
touchdown passes that Monday
night as the Rams beat Atlanta, 20-U . What followed was three
more wins, an NFL· record
seventh straight division title and
their fir s t -ever NFC cham·
plonship.
COLLEGE: Ferragamo let·
tered two seasoos at Nebraska atter transferring from Cal and
sitting out a year. Named All·
Academic Big Eight, Ferragamo
was also ·accorded All·Amerlca
honors by AP, UPI and Football
News.
PERSONAL: Born In Tor-rance, Ferragamo Is the brother
of Carson High football coach
Chris Ferragamo. Ferragamo's
wife's name Is JOdl.
l I
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-•s1 ,..,..,.. WHI H • .,, Ne. 4<1 llr1lrftl
SAN FRANCISCO Wlllle McCovey's un· Ill
ltorm, No 44 will offi<'aally be rc-Ured by the San
Francbc-U.-Giant. U -Lh foun~r fil'11 ba1t~iUt-tlJ-
honorM lhl:s weekend
Tht> "Willie McCovcy Weekend" uctlvlties at Candle.'ltlck
Puk also will Include un. Old Timers baseball game, with the
42 Y*'ltr uld McCovey pluylnl( as a rookie an the affair He r e
tired an Jul'r with u batunl( record that includes 521 lifetime
home runs
T tw <1111 1'1mcn. ganw ,., schc'1ulcd Saturd~1y and al the
'''""' t11111· Sund1t), ~k<'<Jvcy will ht• honor(•d aj llli: Wlif<irrn
1d111·11w111 1•1•r<•mo11} Hoth <H'l1 v1tw:. will be before Gian1~· ~""W"' wuh lh<' lluu~,&.1111-Ai.lr~ •
'l'h\• 1ttlll'I ror mc·r pfayt•r ~ '-l'ht•<.lulcd lO jl<1rt1<.'if)Htl' U) ~.1tu1tl11~ ·., ~11nw 111dudl0 Hohm UutJ('rts, the firs t pit\'hl'r Mc
(. ovt•) fa1 ·l'1l a-. :i tnHJM lcai.:ut:r Mf'C'ovcy had a 4 for 4 bat
Ulllt' dav, with two tr1pl"s and two singles, in his btg league
1lt•h111 on July :io 1959
Hooki.-Tl.-• Zo.-lln-In T~xa• Op.-..
Vt'll'ra1l •'uuy Zoeller a nd rookie Gary n l!all~r1 look the early lead Thursday Jn the
1 t'XUll Open icolf tourname n t , both carding
1>!" under par r.411 over . the 6,525 yard Oak Hills
C ouutry l'lull l'Ourst• m San Antonio. Crowd favorite Lee
Trnlno lu nJicd three of his first four holes after teeing off in th~ t!Urly art~rooon in his bid to capture'the Texas title for the
first tnnc ~belley. Hamlin, playing her best round of lhe
11cuson, r1rc.-d a sax-under-par 67 to take the firs t round lead in
the Ladies Professional Goll Association tournament at
Ovl'rland Park, Ka n . Close behind after the opening 18 holes
~·as Harbara MoKDess, who s hot a 68 on the 6 273-yard par-73
Rrookrtdl(e Country Club course. "It was o~e of tho~e days
when you feel lucky." Ha mlin said or her four birdies and an
eagle Defending c hampion Bill Campbell of Hunlan~o.n. W. Va , came from behind twice and advanced to
the sem!ftnals or the U.S. Golf Association Senior Amateur'
Tournament at Hot Springs, Va. Campbell ramed for a
vaclory o~er Joseph Simons or North Myrtle Beach, S.C., in
the mommg and overcame a three-hole deficit after seven
holes in the afternoon for a 3-and-2 triumph. over Robert
Baker or Fort Collins. Colo.
..-------Ba•~ball Toda fl ------..
On th.is date m baseball in 1968 :
Denny McLain of lhe Detroit Tigers became the
American League's biggest winner since 1931 when he
posted his 31st viclory of the season, a 6-2 decision over
the New York YanKees. Mickey Mantle of the Yanks
cracked his :;JSth career homer , e nabling him to move
into th.ird place on the all-time list.
Today's Birthdays:
Ha ll or Farne r Duke Snider is 54. Former
Phi delphia Phillies pitcher Chris Short as 43. Houston
Astr infielder J oe Morgan 1s 37 Los Angeles Dodgers
catch r Joe Ferguson is 34.
Mo•n ff~ads 1.: ...... Tro~k T~a"'
A strong U.S. squad, led by world 400.meter Ill
hurdle record holde r Edwi.a Moses, will compete
in an e ight-nation inte rnational track meet
Saturday in Tokyo. The Americans. who were
denied a chance to P-rove their skill at the boycotted Moscow
Summer Olympic Games. will pit their speed and strength
against the world's top athletes, including six world record
holders Owner Harold Ballard of the Toronto Maple
Leafs s ays he 'e xpec t s to have star
delenseman Borje Salmlng signed to a
National Hockey League contract in two or
three days Rookie minor league
pitc her Jody Job.nston, who accidentally
s hot himself in the head while target
shooting in his backyard last week, was
• · taken off the critical list Thursday . . .
Le Anne Schreiber, the first woman to be
. ' sports editor of the New York Times, said i she has resigned after achieving what she
called modest changes in the approach to "'°'"' s ports cove rage . S he said s he h ad
achieved he r g<;>al "to make this section reflect a literary,
intellectual, humane attitude towards sports and its
coverage" . . . Niatrosa became harness racing's richest
horse ever by winnjng the Lillie Brown Jug in impressive
strajght heals and continue his assualt on pacing's Triple
Crown . . . The University J>1 Illinois football team st.>uJd
forfeit its two victories because David Wilson was at
' quarterback , says tile Big Ten faclllty representative from
Northwestern, one of the two teams lo lose to the Wilson-led
Illini . . . Brigham Young University bas ketball s tar
Daaay Ala,-e has signed a contract to play baseball ror the
Toro'?to Blue Jays after graduation next s pring. the
Amencan League team reported.
T~isfon, Radio
TV: No events scheduled.
RADIO: Baseball -Angels at Texas. 5:30 p.m .. KM PC
(710 >: Cincinnati at Dodgers, 7:30 p.m .. KABC (790 L
-SPORTS BREAK I BASEBALL
Wilson Thefts
-BB-Straight Steals Sets Mark
KANSAS CITY <AP> It was
s peed that got Willie Wilson to the
majorleagues.
But the Kansas City oul(ielder .
like a lot of pitchers. would rathe r
talk about h.is batting
"HITS. TH~T ·s m os t
-importanrtO""rhr," !faYS Wil~.
"That helps me score runs,
means I'm getting on base and
helps the other guys get better
pile hes to hit."
But. as usual. 1t was the fleet
Wilson 's base-runnini:i that ~ol
most of the attention Thursday
night in the Royals' 5 2 victory
over the Angels. ·
Wilson singled in the second
inning, then s tole seco nd and tturd
base to sel an American League
record for consccuti vc steals with
28 -one more than lhe old mark
set by Ron Le Flore in 1978
"I really wasn 't think in~ about
it until ye_sterday (Wednesday l
when I saw on the scoreboard that
I needed just one more to tie."
said Wilson, who s tole 25•stra1~ht
last season " So today, I really
wanted to play so 1 could get it
"ONCE I GOT to s econd. I was
·pretty much fi red up to go lo third ·
But J was more fired up going
from fi rst to second I just wahted
to tie it first."
The two th eft~ gave the
d e f e nding AL s t olen base
champion five in three games and
70 for the season 12 shy of
league leader Ricky Hendersonof
Oakland.
"I 'm not concerned about that
a t all." said Wilson. who !itole 83
bases in 1979. He's s tolen over 80
and deserves it. But r know in my
heart and in my mind that I can
steal lOObaseseasy easy."
Right new, the switeh•hittirtg
Wilson leads the league in hits
( 209) and-rumi4-I 14), a.ndis second _
in triples ( 14 ).
TWO SINGLES against the
Angels boosted his average to
326, and he needs just eight more
right·handed hits to become the
s econd player ever to have lOOhits
.from both sides or the plate in a
season
"That means ver y much to
me," s alct Wilson. who's missed
onl y one game this year. "It's one
reason J 'm still playing every
day"
Wilson. who also drove in a rWl
and scored once , was backed by
hot·h.itUng George Brett, who had
two singles and a walk in three
at-bats to raise has lcaJ:ue ·l~acti ng
averageto 398
Ranre Mulliniks· two run
s tnJ:te kt•ycd Kans a s City's
four run second inning and helped
Royals starter Renie Martin, 9·9,
end a personal seven-game losing
streak.
Kansas City added a run in the
seventh on Amos Ot is ' sacrifi ce
fly. while RBI singles in the first
by Jason Thompson and in the
ninth by Gil Ku bski accounted for
lh~ Angel tallies.
The loss went to California
sta rter Freddie Martinez, 6-7.
f 'roM Pag«-BI
SEV ANO'S COLUMN. • •
have said, "stuff It," 1f the
circum stances had been dif-
ferent Hut, as he put 1t. "this
was slnctly a bul>iness lrans ac
lion ··
''I'm reasonahly h<1ppy but f.
have no idea what tl'le} 're going
to do. You want an hone:.t JO·
swer and that's an hon('~t an
swer. But h11p1: is ont• thing and
reality is another
"It's frustrating. hut that'-; th1·
nature of this husint"·•~ You
have Lo ron:-.tantly JU.'ll" ~our
existence I ·don't knO\\ \\hat
else I have to prcwc
Lee doesn 't hav<' am1.htnl.!. to
prove
The flC1ms do. hm\l'' l'f .. . .
There is a bnghl '.'>pol to Um
Lee saga . . 1f the rumors of
Haden goin g to Tampa Bay :.ire
true.
There are a lot of "1f.-." 111
volved in this trnck. hill ti
everything falls mto pla1·1· look
for the Rhode'> Sd1ol,11 111 l11
wearing or<.ingl' a11d \\hltt' rw\t
season
The big "sf' 1~ \\h<.'thL•r F•·r
ruga mo pans out ~m<.I l'im rolll1
to terms with lhl' Rurn-. 1111 "
contract.
The other "tf " 1:. whC'thcr
Georgia Frontiere w1ll part with
her favorite son.
It's no secret John J\lcKay at
Tampa wa nts and NEEpS
Haden 's ser\'ices And. 11 's
becoming more a11d more ap-
parent that a change of sccncQ
might do Haden some good.
Plus. the Bu<.'caneers' owner
Hugh Cul\'erhousc. also ovms
the biggest la " firm tn Florida.
which s hould suit Haden 's future
purposes.
Uncfl.r !'\fl. ruh1s, Jladcn can
not be tradl'd until February
h<•t•au!>c of his presence on the
1111un·d reserve list 'at lhe end of
th\• ·79 season
ff F'erragamo h ves up to only on~·t enth of h is 'pot e ntial.
though. 1t Wlll alm ost assure a
Haden departure and a spot for
Lee .. " Wt•ndcil Tyler's sudden con-
fc>ssion thal ·ht: might not play
thl!> \<!:Jr v. :ts r<'&ll~ no surprise
lt \\a-; ml'nt11rn ed in this
1.'0lurnn m l'Jrly /\ui.:ust that
T.vll·r 'o; n •1·1,vL·ry n11gh t lf!St
through th1· .. ("ttson
Of :i rl1 ' (1Pr c·on('\'m now ts
\\ht>tht-r T' lc•r \\lit tome back at
;ii I 1111» inJ uncs are ver y
dellrate matters
"I'm sca red to death," says
Tvlcr "I don't know if l'm ever
giung to lw able to play football
11!,llll
GWC Wirts, 19-5;
Runs treak lo 4 7
Golden West College's two·
ume defending state champions
madl' v1s 1l1ng Palomar the
Rus tle rs ' 47th straight j U11ior
rollege \ irtim Thursday as they
opened the 1980 water polo
season with 19 5 laugher.
Don Mahaffey led the way
"ith five goals a11d John Olsen
and Brooke I lansen contributed
three each <•s Coach Tom Herrn-
st.:td 's <.'rC\\ Jumped to an 11-1
ha lftime bulge and coasted,
us ing IO players in the scoring
column overall
Baseball Standings BARWICK
DATSUN AMERICAN LEAGUE
West Dhiaio•
W L Pct. GB
x-Kansas City 91 67 .619
Oakland 74 74 .500 17>,.;
Texas 71 75 .486 19'h
Minnesota 65 82 .442 26
Chicago 62 83 .428 28
An«els 59 86 .407 31
Seattle 53 93 .363 37~
x -Clinched-division title
East Division
New York 93 53 .637
Baltimore 88 58 .603 5
Boston 77 66 .S38 14\.'.i
Milwaukee 79 69 .534 lS
Cleveland 74 71 .510 18'h
Detroit 74 72 .507 19
Toronto 62 84 .425 31
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W~t Division
W L Pct. GB
Dodgers 84 62 575
Houston 83 63 .568
Cincinnati 79 68 537 51 :1
Atlanta 77 69 527 7
San Francisco 69 77 472 15
San Diego 64 83 435 2()ln
East Division
Montreal 81 65 .555
Philadelphia 79 66 .545 I ""2
Pittsburgh 76 70 521 5
St. Louis 66 80 452 15
New York 62 84 425 19
Chicago 56 89 .386 24112
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DB LOSs String to Grow? Bi~g Leads_}
Rheem Sed.es , 81 &00E& CA'BLSON
Ot .. 0Mlfl't•t1 ...
f'rlday l\l(Chl f00lb1tll ltouncl Two
for the Oranttc Coa'2't area hl11h
school 1tr.-n• kirk~ off tonight on 10
frunu ll3 ttw non league 11e1tSOn C'on
tlnut>11 for most and bel(IM for San
Clt'menll' atnd l.atcuna Be11rh
P'lvt' Of thr urea'~ more-prommC"nt
&choolti fo'111111tuln Valley, N •wJJ(1rt
tlar....,. ":ataM>ta, t~ostr,Mei;a 11nd
tluntlnt(t<>tl Rcu('h ur~ i;eektnl( lo
snap back from op••nlng losses and
for Hunlanecton lh~11t'l1, 11 't1 tt liUll' more
ljnlfl\:tml
T he 01lcnf huvt' not won 11 game m
1h.-1r htl'lt 2lft ~t:trb a ud the task Is
touaih toulghl they host fo'ount&Ul
Va lley killer ~I Dorado Sc·ott Stier
Inds ltlU'llllll(ton H~at·h at tailback
11ftt-r rambling tor 179 yards on 31
r arries 1n tu11 firi.t start a week ago
Newport l fttrbor 1:. on the road with
a g1tmt' 111 Lu ng Beach wher4!
M1ll1kan 1t11o:h and Courtney Griffin
a wait
G r 1trin lb on t-the premier players
1n Southern California and the Rams
will be trying to avenge a 34-34 tie by
the Sailors in 1979
und among the problems was the
lack of efficient protection for lhe
(auarterback on pa11ln1 sltuation.t.
f'ountain Valley was rocked by El .,, .... .,., .. ~
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Dorado last week and finds itself
raeed with another opponent trying to
make its season in a one-night stand.
Riddled by injuries, the Barons
most recent loss is Steve Clower
(knee). a promising lineman.
.
The Barons feature quarterback
llatt Stevens, who completed 9 of 19
for 147 yards aeainst El Dorado. H'e
was Intercepted twice.
Costa Mes a finds Itself in deep
waters with highly regarde d
Capistrano Valley, a bigger. faster,
deeper and stronger team. which sits
atop the Central oilference CJ F
rankings.
Estancia is expected to find easier
seas to navigate tonight against
Laeuna Hills. a team which ap·
parentlr is still in t he building
stages.
Chris Ventura adds his talent to the
Marina backfield where the Vikings'
veer figures lo make life miserable
for Bolsa Qrande, while Mater Oei.
ranked No. 2 in the CIF Big Five
Conference behind Edison, is favored
to scatter Dos Pueblos as if the
Monarchs were a hurricane.
Corona del Mar and San Clemente
renew their rivalry -pitting the
passing of CdM against the ground-
oriented wishbone of the Tritons.
Special to tbe Dally Pilot
S AN FRAN C I SCO -Ron
Melville's Choate-40 Bigwig with
Dave Ullman at the helm won the
second race of the Rheem Trophy •
serie.s ii} SLFraaciJI Yacht-Club'~ big
boat series Wednesday to chalk up
her second straight win in the week
long regatta.
The Balboa Yacht Club entry also
won Monday's race in. a moderate
breeze. And in Wednesday's race the
59-boat fleet in rour classes was hit
by strong wind and rain near the
finish .
The big boat series features fbur
classes of yachts racing around the
buoys in a rour·r ace series. The event
continues today and Saturday.
ONASSISNtxON LEADS COSTA MESA TONIGHT.
Newport Ha.rbor dropped a 27-0 de·
e1s1on to Maler Oei in its ner
&I Toro pushed the Barons before
dropping a 7 ·O verdict in '79, but en-
ters with an unenviable 36-6 loss to
Capistrano Valley last week.
Laguna Beach begins its quest ror
its bes t season since 1976 with
quarte rbac k ·linebacke r Lance
Stewart the key to the Artists' hopes.
In the "maxi-boat" series for the
St Francis Perpetual Trophy the
winner for the second straight time
was Mark J ohnson's 72-foot s loop
Windward Passage fro'rn Portland,
Ore. Winner in division II was Bill
Lee's 65-root sloop Merlin from Santa.
Cruz
17-14 OJ/ J/ictorv •
Hawks ·Bite Back
By JACK MINTER
ot-OMty ...... Slafl
Snakebitten. Over and over the
Ocean View High football team has
felt the sting of snake bites in the re·
cent past. ·
But those days -or nights -may
have come to an end following the
Seabawks' come-from-behind victory
over La Quinta's Aztecs Thursday
night, as junior Fred Tuttle kicked a
48-yard field goal with one second left
to provide bis side with a 17-14 non-
league victory.
The field goal just made it over the
crossbar to give Tuttle a school rec·
ord, out-distancing the former rec·
ord by a re.sounding 21 yards befoN!
a jubilant Ocean View crowd at Hun·
tinetoo Beach High.
COACH KEN MOATS and his
Seabawb have lost more than thei'r
share of games on las t-minute
turnarounds and stalled drives to
earn them the bard luck award of the
decade, but Thursday night someone
may have been looking over their
shoulder.
Behind 14· 7 with 3: S4 left in the
1ame, junior quarterback John Hein-
le found the star of the game. Tut.
tie, in the end zone and Tuttle's PAT
tied it at 14.
Tuttle and two La Quinta defensive
backs fOUlht for the ball in the cor-
ner of the end zone before La Quin·
ta'• 'tod Skelton tipped the ball into
Tuttle's waiting bands.
The Seabawks drive took 11 plays
coverine 66 yards. Most of the
yardage was covered via Heinle
aeriab. Still it appeared that Ocean
View would not be able lo pull out the
victory.
However senior linebacker Greg
Villaroe l pi cked off a John
DiMalante pass at the La Quinta 41
with just 27 seconds left in the contest
to set up the winning field goal by
Tuttle. Heinle passed for 24 and four
yards to Tuttle fu get the margin that
Tuttle required for his kick.
HEINLE TllllEW for 240 yards on
the night, connecting on 18 of 35
passes with a lone interception.
With the fantastic night that Tuttle
bad and Heinle's strong performance
in the air. senior Rick Moser once
again was the workhorse in the
Seahawk backfield as be carried the
b&ll-zJ..Umes-l~ards
Ocean View was the first lo score
in the contest as·Moser ran off tackJt
for a four-yard paydirt run with just
two seconds gone from the second
quarter.
Tuttle's flJ'Sl point of the eleven he
was to score on the evening was the
point after touchdown kick.
Ocean View defensive safety Kevin
Stanley intercepted a DiMalante pass
Christian
Makes Bid
Alan Christian of Hun-
tington Beach will make
his final reeuiar season
run at ntending bis
brilliant performances
in handicap and scratch
main events tonight at
the weekly speedway
motorcycle races at the
Orange County Fair-
arounds in Costa Mesa.
When tbe nag goes up
OD tbe first of 24 beat
racea, Christian will be
tryinl to extend bis
1cratcb main victory
total '° 15 and will be after bil fifth handicap
main, the moat for any
rider tbia aeuoo.
, Cbriltian wu the ban·
dlcap winner lut week
but fell lo Dave Sims in
.tile lentdl competition.
U be captures the han-
dicap event toni&bt. be
will be tbe only rider to'
win two in a row this
Maaoll. -.
Tom;..t•s action 1ets
mder WAJ at I o'clock
and will conclude tbe
at the Ocean View 40 a nd took the
ball into La Quinta territory at the 47
to set up the Ocean View scoring
drive. Nine plays and 47 yards later
Ocean View was up 7 ·O
The Aztecs, who upset Westminster
last week, came right back at the
Seaba1ltks.
OiMalante ran one yard ror a La
Quinta TD with 6 :21 remaining in the
second quarter to spark a 70 yard,
eleven play drive . Key runs by Vince
Lope~ and Pouvi Sua and a 23-yard
pass receptjon by Ward Kollar set up
the Aztec srore.
·Diablos Rush
By 'Runners
In 21-6 Win
By&EN BILL Of ... OMly~IMeSIMI
Mission Viejo High running back
John Carroll rambled for 173 yards
and a touchdown, and quarterback
Klaus Leitenbauer threw a scoring
strike to lead the Diablos to a
resounding 21 -6 romp over
Saddleback High School Thursday
night.•
The victory was the first under new
football coach Bill Crow as the
Diablos exploded for 303 yards on the
ground due in part to Carroll and the
gaping boles left in the Saddleback
defense by the Miss ion Viejo
offensive line.
Crow definitely liked what be saw.
"Our line was the key to our victory
tonight. Thev ooened holes that a
truck could have driven through. They
made it easy for Carroll and the rest o(
our backs lo pick up big yardage,"
Crow said.
Mission Viejo put it away at the
outset of the second half on a 45-yard'
gallop by fullback-turned-halfback
Carroll, upping the count to 14-6.
Carroll was forced lo switch lo
halfback when starter Charles Brown
twisted an ankle before the first half
ended.
The Diablos iced it in the fourth
qu_arter on a one-yard div•e by Hoyt
CliatwOOd.
Mission Viejo opened the scoring
string on its first possession of the
game. tallying on a nine.yard pass
from quarterback Klaus Leilenbauer
lo Chitwood.
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OCC 1llosts Palomar; Rustlers, Gauchos Travel
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Of ... o.tfy ,._ .....
Round one of the ltRO junior collef(e football
season be.CULb S11turday nt&hl {7 30) wtth all three
area s<-lkx>I~ rautious ly prep•r~ ror lhe1r openers.
Whi le Golden W.-11t he111dii for 8ahtt1field to
fal't> the Rcnc.iJ(ode11, Saddleback travels to Ven·
tura and Onmte•· Ce>1tlll .('olltil(c upcm:s at home:
a.c.ahtHt Palomtt'-
Ttlt: MOST St;alOUS CHAl.LENGi! comes
from Ralter11tlf'ld wht•re liast year 's Potato Bowl
('h11mpiOM huve the proverbial home field edge.
nd an Hakt"rbft t"ld, 1t ls a key edae
R1trkt.-d h>~ an aven1w l~.000 20,000 fans, the
R l'nr-tci.dt'b SHt\1 lhe No 2 ranked team in a
'llltl('Wllll' l'O;;lt'h t•lj poll
Sad tt lrh adt <'01H h Ken Swt!ar inge n ,
mt-anwtule, ha~ u team wtuch is beset with in·
Jllrtt·~ On .top or thal , his defense IS up again.st a
rar.-w1 ... hhont' oHcn.se which Ventura employs th.is
car
And at Or;&nge Coast, Coach Dick Tucker isn't
quite sure what to expect when Palomar tangles
with tus Rues lie does know the Comets scored 21
points las t year a a &J nsl P.asaden~ often
cons1dt>re<t the No l JC team in the slate.
GWC HEAD COACH Ray Shackleford is sur·
prisingly unconcerned with his opening opponent.
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against. Playing at Bakersfield should give some
of our less seasoned players some valuable ex·
perience," Shackleford says.
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ways. It could intimidate us or it may have our
players sky high and ready lo play. Hopefully, it
will be the latter," he adds. GOLDEN WEST 08 TONY LA PLANTE. The Rustlers will -start Tony LaPlante at
·Instant Success?
Cyclist Says It lsn,_t So
By DAVEaJNNINGHAM
Of .. Dally~ Staff
Bruce Jenner spent s ix years
training ·ror three days of glory in the
Olympic Games.
Before Sandy Koufax became a 20·
game winner he toiled in mediocrity
for eight seasons.
It has become a favorite axiom of
coaches every where that if you wa nt
to be a champion, you have to pay
your dues. It doesn't come overnight.
WELL, USUALLY it doesn't .
Claude Langlois may be the sporting
world's closest thing lO an overnight
sensation.
At 21. LanJ?lois was a bo red lifeguard in Canada: Today, at 24, he
is touring the nation as a five-time
national medalist and defending Pan
American Games cha mpion in a
grueJ.lin& sport -cyclin&.
.. Saturday at noon Langlois will give
"" a free cycling c;llnic at Nordstroms in
the South Coast Plaza shopping cen·
ter.
llis de monstration on how to select
and adjust equipment and how to im·
prove cycling perfor mance is part of
a whirlwind tour Langlois has under·
taken to publicize the Yoplait 50·K
Bicycle Challenge scheduled Sunday
in Century City.
ALTHOUGH HE admits his rise to
prominence has been rather sudden,
Langlois blanches at the suggestion
that he is just a beginner in the sport.
Cl.A~ LANGLOIS
me.'' he says. "I like to be bv myself
a lot. and when I'm in the count1 ;-
with trees ·and ·sun. just talking lO
myself. l can ride for four hours and
really feel great."
THE ENTHUSIASM Langlois bas
for his s port is probably the reason
he excels in it, and it's also the
r eason companies like Yoplait
(French yogurt) have recruited him
as their public relations spokesman.
As a college student in Montreal,
Langlois had a brief stint as a com·
pelitive swimmer behind him and a
career in PR ahead of him. he
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quarterb111ck with Tony Wagoner and Fred Moore
llned up behind him. Sixteen sophomores and six
freshmen muke up GWC's starting offensive and
defensive lineups.
"~ersfield ls ulways tough and they looked
ve ry stron g scr imma ging Ve ntura," says
Shackleford. "They have a lot of returning starters
including both quarterbacks."
MEANWHILE, AT SADDLEBACK, Swear·
ingen usually .bu a r.elatively poised1 group around
this lime of the year .
"But right now, we're a bunch of rag muf.
JC FOOTBALL
fins ." be bemoans. "We have skill guys with in· juries. the nu, you name it ...
Running back John Nichols, who led the state
in touchdowns last season with 16, is still ham-
pered by an ankle inj ury . Freshman running back
Scott McKenzie, who has impressed Swearingen
both in practice and in last week's scrimmage
with FuJtert.on. 1s out with the nu.
And Stephone P aige is definitely out of the
opener with a cracked clavicle. ·
"OlJR PREPARATION· this week was good.
Our defensive and offensive lines performed well
in our scrimmage. Our problem is getting a little
continuity. Much of that will come when our skill
.'people return." notes Swearingen.
However, Ventura's first-year coach Greg
Mohns has installed a wishbol')e offense, something
the Gauchos, and m ost other JC teams aren't ac·
customed to seeing.
"It creates a unique defensive problem," says
Swearincen. "Since the wiabbooe la not part of our
regular offense, lt 'a hard to ,imulate wbat lo do.
So our defense doesn't know quite what to do
against it."
· ·· However,J,he Gauchos always seem to rile to
the occasion. Saddleback whipped VentUJ'a, 31-1•
in last year's opener and went on to a 10.1 sea•oo .
which culminated with a Mission Bowl title.
CLOSER TO HOME, OCC'a Dick Tucker
doesn 'l quite know wba\ to expect when bis Buci'·
entertain Palom ar .
The Comets and Pirates have met only UlHe·
limes before, twice in the late 40ll when OCC pff-
vailed, and last year when the Comets trounced
the Bucs. 36.-21 to begin what would be a rather dis·
mal year for OCC. ...
"We hope we can come ouJ and throw a
balanced attack at them," notes Tucker. "We do
want to pass and run. I personally feel they
<Palomar) will put the ball in the air a lot a1ainat
us . That wiU test our secondary early and I prefer
that."
CHARLIE BOSS GETS the starting nod at
QB. but Tucker says he will also use Don Dill at
that position. David Moore and Steve Cannell will
also be in the backfield.
·'Our goal will be to establish an attack and
hope our defense will be effective," Tucker
adds.
The Dues will need to realize those goals if
they hope to \~_aove on last year's 2·8 season.
This year OCC does have the home field ad·
vantage against the Comets. In last year's opener
at Palomar, a brush fire knocked out power.
Tucker 's team sat for three hours not knowing
if they would play or not. When the power came
on, they had less time to prepare, and the result
was an embarrassing 36·21 loss .
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.. "I have 4,000 miles in my legs
since January,'' he says, adding that
be trains 25 hours a week. He keeps
meticulous color-coded training logs
which he analyzes with the aid of a
computer .
During his clinics, Langlois doesn't
encourage cyclists to take up the
rigorous life of competition. He says
the joys of bicycling go beyond the
meda ls and trophies.
was bored. •
"In m y head , I had so much deter·
mination to do something else in my
life. I knew I had the potential. I felt
it in m y inind and body. I had
something to prove to myself." he says. "I j ust didn 't know which
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"I would never race just for the
prizes ," h e says. "T he most
sa tisfying realization that c.omes
with a victory is knowing that I am
strong and smart at the same time.
When that happens , the pain of
racing is for~otten."
Some times when he is training.
La ng lo is can forget t he p a in
altogether. He gets high.
"It's kind of a meditation for
VoUeyball Tryout Set
The Orange County Volleyball Club
(OCVBC) will hold tryout.s.Jor girls
born in 1987 through 1969 at Corona
del Mar High School Sunday after-
noon from4to8.
OCVBC is a four-time defending
national champion and is a year·
around program directed by Jack
Houston who also serves as head
coach of the U.S. Junior Volleyball'"
team. Each girl must be accompanied by
at least one parent to participate in
the trials.
~.day Langlois was-watching T V
w'hen a tape of a French bicycle race
fli ckered across the screen. Bingo.
He had fou nd his sport.
"I DIDN'T HA VE much money,
but I bought a pretty good bike and a
friend asked me if I wanted to join
his club, just to see if I would like
competitive racing1" he said. ·
The rest is bicycling history.
"I lived very near the velodrome in
Montreal, so I started working out
very hard every day.'· he says. "And
when I would train with friends, they
would be real t.ired after 60 miles,
and I couldn 't under stand it because
I felt great."
A few races. a few victories, and
Langlois was on his way.
"I BECAME famous in Montreal,"
he says immodestly. "And I made
the Olympic team. I would have
finished near the top if not for the
boycott. It hurt me very much not to
go."
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Friday, September 19, 1980 DAILY PILOT &i-
Tom Brookshier
Blue Collar
Announcer
By RED aOTH.ENBERG .................
This football Sunday Is a perfect time to throw
dQwn a couple of cold brews with the 1uys and
watch the Tampa Bay-Dallas game for the sheer
fun of it. That's Tom Brookshier's game plan, and
he 'II be doing the national television broadcast.
Brookshier. who along with play-by-play man
P•t Summerall forms CBS' No. 1 football announc-
ing team, cultivates a macho, fun·lovtn1 barroom
image on the air, intimating how the game he's do-
ing is just halftime between his last and next
drinldn" bouts. Bl!I' THAT'S NOT ALL there is to Brookshier,
the working man's color man. To paraphrase the
slogan for one of his favorite products. he's •
everything you always wanted in a man. And less. . -Did you know that Brookshier collects paint·
SPORTS ON TV
Repetitiveness
ings from young artists? One year be gave pieces
of art as Christmas presents to his crew.
-Did you know that when be has time off with
his wife. Barbara, he enjoys redecorating the
rooms in their suburban Pbiladelph.ia home?
-Did you know he likes to read a lot. He's cur·
rently wrestling with James Michener. "He's
tough. I have to reread him," he says.
-Did you know ·he runs a charity golf lourna·
ment for cystic fibrosis?
-DlD YOU KNOW HIS AMBITION is to
"some day raise big dogs and slow horses. I want
to find a good broodmare and live in the wilder·
ness."
-Did you know he thin.ks the worst broadcast-
ing job he ever did was his work in last January's
Super Bowl? "I just wasn't as prepared as I can
be. My confidence ~r was at an all-time low."
Brookshier played for the Philadelphia Eagles
in the 1950s and '60s when Chuck Bednarik was the
last great two-way player. Brookshier onJy played
defense. but today he seems to go both ways.
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TELEVISION
10:30 a.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Minnesota al Ohio State.
11 a.m. (4) -BASEBALL WARM-UP.
11 :15 a.m . (4) -BA.SEBALL -The Boston
Red Sox meet the Yankees in New York.
' Noon (5) -llA.CERS -Fealun!d: The Cajun
Nationals funny car championships.
12 :30 p .m . (34) J'UTBOL
INTE&NACIONA.L -A semifinal match in the
European Nations Cup.
1 p.m. (7) -lt7t LOS ANGELES RAMS
HIGHLIGHTS -"A Tale of Two Seasons''
chronicles the Los Angeles Ra.ms' 1979 season. (22)
-SOVCER -West Germany vs. Belgium in the
finals of tbe European Nations Cup, taped in
Rome, Italy.
2 p.m. (4) -WESTERN OlJTDOO&SMAN -
A look at a typical workday of a rodeo clown; fish-
bing fOI' trout.
2:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SPECFACULAR -
Hilmer Kenly defends bis WBA lightweight crown
against Ernesto Espana, the man be won it from,
in a scheduled IS-round bout from San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Also : Taped coverage of the
America's Cup, from off the coast of Newport, R.I.
4 p.m. (2) -BO.SE &ACING -The 27th run·.
ning of tbe Woodward Stakes, for three-year.olds
and up, taped at Belmont Part.
5 p.m. (2) -NFL REVIEW AND PBEVJEW, -.
(7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -The world
motorcycle speedway championships, t.aped in
Goteborg, Sweden. Also: Taped coverage of the
Cbevnne Frontier Days Rodeo. (28) -SOCCER. r.so p.m . (9) -NBA BASKETBA.LL -The
Los Angeles Lakers meet tbe Clippers in an exhibi·
lion game at San Diego.
11 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE FOal'BALL -ll11e
UCLA Bruins vs. the Purdue Boilermakers, played
earlier in the day at Lafayette, Ind.
RADIO
Football -Long Beach Stale at Bowling
Green, 10:20 a.m., KNAC (105.5 FM); Iowa at
Nebraska, 11 :25 a .m .. KIEV (870); UCLA at
Purdue, 11:30 a .m .. KMPC (710); South Carolina
at USC, 7: lS p.m .. KNX (1(170); Cal State Fullerton
at Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo), 7:30 p.m .. KWRM
(1370); Saddleback at Ventura, 7:30 p.m., KSBR
(88.5 FM>.
BasebaJl·-.Angels at Texas, 5:30 p.m., KMPC
(710); Cinalnnati at Dodgers, 7 p.m., KABC (790).
Hockey -Kings vs. Vancouver, 8 p.m .. KOGO
(600).
Basketball -Lakers at San Diego, 8 p.m ..
KLAC (570).
s..datf• 'ft', Radio
TELEVISION
9:30 a .m. (4) -NFL 'M -A profile of Rolf
Benirschke of the San Diego Chargers, who bas
overcome a serious intestinal ailment to return to
the NF1... (7) -SOCCER BOWL 'M -The Cosmos
and Fort Lauderdale meet in Washington. D.C.
10 a.m. (4) -NFL FOOTBALL -Pittsburgh
at Cincinnati.
10:45 a.m. (34) -FUTllOL SOCCER.
Noon (7) -BASEBALL -Houston at San
Fnncisco.
12:30 p.m. (2) -NFL TODAY -Highlights of
other games today along with news and features
and Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder's selections. (9)
-BARNEM RACING.
1 p.m . (2) -NFL FOOTBAU. -Washington
at Oakland. (4) -HOL•ES·ALI BOXING
PaEVIEW -Larry Holmes, the WBC
heavyweight champion, Muhammad Ali, the
division's only three-time titleholder, and pro-
moter Don King are among those interviewed in
this preview of the Oct. 2 title bout between the
two fieht.ers.
4 -p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOal'BALL 'M -
Higbligbta some of the weekend's top college
games. (9) -COLLEGE FOOl'BALL-The South
Carolina Fi1hting Gamec:ocU vs. the USC Tro·
jans, taped Saturday night in Los Angeles.
4:30 p.m. (7) -At110 aACING -Highlights
of the Watkins Glen, N.Y. race on the Can-Am
circuit, taped.
6 p.m. (2) -Pao FOOTBALL WaAP.
10 p.m. '(11) -TRIS WED IN BASEBALL .
11 -p.m. (22) ...:: NOTaE DAJIE f'OOTBALL -
A replay ol the Mlch11an-Notre Dame game, taped
at Notre Dame on Saturday.
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Football -Waablnatoo at Oakland, 12:30.
p.m.1 KNX Oa70); Green Bay at the Rama, 1 p.m .•
KMPC (710).
Baseball -An1el1 at Teus) Noon, KBRT
(740); ClnctnnaU at Dod1en, 1 p.m., KABC (790).
Hockey -Kini• va. Houston, 8 p.m .• KOGO
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Tec,hnician at Holloman, N.M. Air Force
Base checks instrument landing system
built by WUcox Electric. Inc., a subsidiary
of Northrop Corp. Northrop;Wilcox is the
world's leading supplier of instrument
landing syste ms and other ground naviga
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supervisor for Jansen Associates, Inc . lrvmc
Brenda L. Weaver is assistant conlrnllcr. Far
West Savings and Loan Association uf :-OL·wport
Beach. She formerl y was financial reports
s upe rvisor and a ssis tant v ice president
accounting.
Patrick W. Blaney 1s manager. computer
services for Fluor Distribution Companies. a ~ub
sidiary of the Fluor Corp .. Irvine.
He was controller for Republi c Supply Corp
California, and will be responsible for coordinatmg
computer systems for Fluor
The acquisition of Reeves Rubber, Inc., San
Clemente, has been closed by Flooroc:arboo Co.,
Laguna Niguel. Total purchase price was
$7 ,350,000 with terms stock, cash and promissory
notes, according lo s pokesmen for each firm .
Energy Efficiency Lab~ralories, .10.c .,
specializing in inventing, planmng and des igning
energy saving systems for residential and com·
mercial structures, has opened corporate offices in
Dana Point.
Cavalier Name
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DETROIT (AP) -General Motors Corp will
call the Chevrolet version or its new s ubcompact J
car the Cavalier, according to the mduslry journal.
Automotive News. The car is slated ror sh'owrooms
in spring. .
GM declined comment on the Au tomnt1ve
News Report.
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llnkt.'ring Wllh thl' workings of the school, Olten ranked a~ 'equal Or
better than Harvard or Wha rton. "You can't do anything other
than maintain what's been done for the pcist 20 years. make sure
you don't lose that. It 's in awfully good s hape ··
An MBA is often seen as the ticket to s uccess these days in the
corpora te world. Stori~s abound of high st arting salaries com·
manded by graduates. with some making as much as $40.000 and
the sala ries for las t year's graduating class al StanJord averaging
S27 ,SOO.
"That's just the market forces at work," McPherson says.
while adding, "l don't think·starting sala ries a re very im portant:''
Of the image of m oney-hungry young MBAs, "I just think
that 's baloney."
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McPherson said business education hasn't chan&ed that much
since his student days. Stanford is known for its bigbly quan-
titative ap(!roach, but McPherson said it's important for prospec·
live managers to be more aware of people's attitudes.
Productivity depends on whether management allows workers
to contribute, he maintains, echoing a corporate philosophy that
sa w much g reater worker-management cooperation at Dana than
a t most manufacturing concerns.
"They all want to contribute. If management is smart enou1h,
they'll stop saying, 'I'm J .C. and I figured out all the anawers; just
follow this procedure ... and I 'll do the lhinkln1.' " he says.
"That's the kfod of thing that lowers people's ability to contribute.
And people are really s m art."
That attitude shows in his own move to step down as chief ex-
ecutive officer and chairman of Dana. In order to develop sub·
ordina tes· talents and t,10 ive them a feeling that they can ad-
vance, "The best thing do is not stay around loo lon1. Twelve
y:e.ars -that's plenty of ime."
McPherson didn't apply for the deanship at Stanford and said
he "giggled" when the offer was made.
Al.THOUGH McPHERSON SAID he doesn't know "the
vocabulary. the tribal customs" of the business school, "My belief
is. like hell it's diffe re nt'' from Vie business world. "It's still peo-ple ··
On a books helf in his office sits a crystal ball inscribed, "To
a ssist in planning for the future.'· And although he makes a motion
like flipping a coin when he talks about decision making,
Mc Pherson is concerned about the kind of training his students
need .
"You cannot be oper ating in the 1920s or 19SOS," he says of cur-
riculum. "Our cha llenge is to be operating in the 1990s," when
today's graduates can.be expected to hold positions of importance
in the corporate world.
McPh_erson expects a continuing interest in business educa-
tion. The school had 5,100 applications for 300 places in this year's
class, he said, ''And I d on't think that's going to go down."
Is Stanford the best, as some have claimed? "Whose doing the
judging?" he s naps. "l don't think I'm capable of making that de-
cision, and I don't think it's ver y important, frankly."
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Coupons Battle
Getting Hotter
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
., Somewhere" out there ma box of Scott1es llssue!t or roll
Of Viva paper oweJs or"'Soft 'n--Prftty toilet h U4Hi c>r
package or Viva napkins IS a ga me h cket good for $10,000
Jn fact, there are tWQ.. or these $10,000 Uckels wu1ting ror
the lucky frnders pTus lO Sl ,000 tickets, 20 good for $500
each , 150 $50 ones, 10,000 cashable at ts. and 160,000 $1 tickets '
Wha t we have hPre as game tame 1n the supermarket
aisles You rcm~mbcr the ~ames the gas s tations used to
invite you to play to entice you to fill up a t their bays" Now
they've tripled the price and don't even have to be pohtt·
But other com panies have packed up the device
One such com pany 1s Ph1ladelph1a 's Scott Paper. ma~er of thf' brands hsled above lt 's locked 1n a bat
tie with some tough competitors Its toilet tissues and
paper towels contend with the Procter & Gumble tmmd~
Money
Tree
(Charmin und Uounty 1
And 1ls f •H 1 a I t 1ssue'
and naplons :.qliare o({
agamst thl' Kimberly
Cla rk brJnd leader,
Kleenex llPvond thal
I t ha ~ l11 figh t 11ff
the s upt•rm..t rk t.:l
brands, which always beal them on pncc
TO GET \'OlJ 111 buy its brands. Scott 1s g1v1ng awa~
rnore than $250,000 1n what 1s, in effect, a lottery It s
pa£'k1ng gaml' llCkl'll> Ill about 24 m1lhon or ll~ packal{ft!>
When you cxtra('t lhl' l1t•ket, you use a roan to rub off l'O\
ered boxes Then you pla y the game two gamt'S, in r ct
In one set of ho~es you must have enough letl1>rs tu
spell out · Scott" to wm the 1nd1cated prize In ;inothcr st>t
there will be vannus dollur amounts 1n the IJoxcs If yo11
get three of the same dollar amounts, you win that pnzP
What are your chances of wmnmg one of these· pnzc~··
Well. the odds on gelling one of the t wo $10.000 twkt•h •~
one out of 11 8 m1lhon On the other hand, the odds on ~l·t
tang une of lhe 160.000 Sl prizes is one out M M8
\'O SHOULO KNOW a couple of oth1•r thing, ,11Joul
lh1s lottery One 1s that Scott 1s committed to ~1 v1rl)! 1w.n
all of the pnzes Any prite not cla11ned by neJCt Ff'h I~ "•II
be pooled into a second chance s wcepstakt'' 11>rwn t o
c1.nyone who drew ~1 non winning ticket I
Secondly, and best of all, you don't hav1• to llu} ,1 SQotl
µroduct lo play the game Just send a st'lf udrlrcsscll
stam ped envelope Lo Scott Cash. Ticket Reque'>l r 1) Om:
4216, Chester, Pa 19016 and they'll send y1111 h.ic•k
game tit'ket
If enough people dad that, 1l would, of c<1u1 ... t· lit-1:ll-
astrous for Scott It's depending on th1 :0 lull1 ry t11
move products off super market shelve:-.
JT KNOWS FROM past expenence that prornol10n'
of this kind do generate sa les Scott has Just concluded an
All-Amen can Sports Vacation Sweepstake~ for Scotties
and ScotTowels The top pn zes were resort vacations
The company received more than 2 5 malhon entnc'l)
and the bottom hne sales of Scotties reached their highest
level m rive years a nd Ln the March-April pe riod Ship
meats of ScotTowels were hJghe r than for ""Y thrN' month
period m 1979
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A totally n ew way for you
to buy your: next car.
It's called ''Plain Price Policy''
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445 East Coast Highway • Newport Beach • 673-0900
VOLKSWAGEN • PORSCHE· AUDI
AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR • THE MERCEDES-BENZ OWNER
takes
ride in the wa y in
hi c h thei r ca r!'\ arc de-
·igncd and built. The ~ame
measure of care a nd atten-
tion i:-. applied to th e \C r ice
pre)\ ided by your author-
i1cd Mercc de\-Ben1 dealer.
Lik e an y \ophi"iticatcd
work ol c ng1n ccring,
a Mcrccdc:-.·lkn1 rc4 u11 c..,
careful :-.c rvicing. It ncc<.h the .
pe rception a nd ex perie nce o l au
thori 1c<l dealer pe rsonnel. people
who have been trained by Mcrce dc'>-
Ben1 . It needs the speciali/!.:d 1001..,
a nd equipment thctt a n authori1l"d
Merccdc -Ben1 dealer ha\ a t it!'\ d1:-.-
posal. And . a highly
tra ined Mercedes-Ben1
service technician is nec-
essary fo r expert diag-
nosi:-.. Our ser ice tcc hni-
c.:ian-. at Mi:-.-.ion Vicjo lm-
r orh a rc n:ad~ lo gi\c your
M ercc d e~-Bc ni the care
worthy of a ~ound tran!'\-
porta tio n in ves tment.
·1 he h igh re sal e value of a
M c r c~des-Bc n1 is rartly due to
the wa y in which it is built , partly
to t hi.'. !'\l..'.nsiblc ~j:\rc and se rvicing
give n hy the owner. For an in-depth
:-.c rv1tT analysis of yo ur Merccdes-
Ben1 call Tate Casey or Keith Mal-
cormon. (7 14) 8)1-1740 or 495-1700.
Mission Viejo Imports
When a car is enginured like no mhu car In the world
it should be serviced like no other car in the world.
28701 Marguerile Parkway (1-S al Avery), Mi~ion Viejo, CA 92692
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Kansas Trf:!e ROoted Deep in American. History
Olrl -El111-Named for French-Indian l'rader
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fie-Id to isurround 11 or a 111 qui! h•
honor •l . th1' NtUnlrv ., blf(l(l' t
elf'n tl'\>t• w" -> 11t• "' t.• "'1tn · l> lo the gro\o\an~ 1-14u~ ul AnwnN1
Whl'n 1t '(1rouh•d 1h hr t lt'al
Uw \•11111\.' twlon1a·d vnh lo' the
buffalo .11111111h1•1 .... 1&1l 1·n·~1l»rt''
of llll' fldd . .1.ml 1u tlh• lntl"'n~ It
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a II II r r ll b t' l " t' ,, n F t
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b111111,·1 ~ ,.:Jtht•r1•d unJ1•r 11 ai.
lh1•1r ~I ron.: h.1rkt•ll men re
puan•d wa~on "'lh't'I:-J1.,ablt'tl m
tfw rut:. of th1· nrq:iun 1'1 all M l.)
a slunt''i. lhro"' ·'"' l'~ l n ttw 1~1"' ll-,.,, t'tt rl d<t~ of
the front1t'r, \ 1ult'11I "'''" threw a
r1)1h · O\'er tht• m1ghl) tr~t'·i.
low1•st branC'h .111d <•llu med their
own JU.,ttn · l.11\ l'rS have pic-
n 1t• k t1d bl'O t'.t ~h ll , a dozen
gcm•ral1ons o( hlllc bo> s h<1v e
clam bt>rt'<I uµ to tb ha~hest arm
just to 't>t< rf tht·~ rnuld do al.
and hghlnin~ lhl' wral h or the
heaven . ..; ha:. wounded 11 lhree
times in lh1s century
Bul Nature has spared 1t while
capr1C'1ously strikrng its peers
"''•lh a djsea1w tbal bH lelt a pt)•
of <itumJ)tl lhr<>u1Chout Amertra.
SO. BF.C 'AV1i't; IT 1i urv1ved
,11111 Ooon<1ht'd, • hu(\dr•d c.ir M>
folk. ln l o w farm hats and
r lt>an rotton firel' es 1athered on
hot dav at lhf' 'd(t of a
~.'In'"' wh1•11t r11•lcl I hhi 1rn mmrr
10 1111y horn.1gt' lo lh•• t ret-
n .1 i-t o f 1 h t' N a t lO n a I
Hr gai.h'r of B11e Trt•t• of the
Amenc.in "'ort•lltry A~NcK·1allon.
th•' l .t)UI V1r uic •:1m ~roper
name Olmus Amrrir ana wu
llesa~nated the 111rae,.t known ea
.1m11I·· or •t~ ~pt•('l('I\
In the· )>hadC' of 1l1> c•ool, leafy
, .innp). a pruyt•r wali s aid and
i>oha 11·11rns praised its longevi~y
Tlw historian of the locaJ b1s
tora<'al society reaaled the
re tlH' c rowd with u much of
lhc Lret!'s tustory as s he could
fand i\nd everyone marveled at
lhe n..ituraJ wonder
The Louis Vieux Elm is, by
ml'as urement of the Kansas
W1ldltfe and 'Fisheries Depart·
menl . 99 feet tall . 23 feel , two in·
ches 1n circumference. and has
an a ~rage crown s pread of 133
feet It is still growing. Last
year 11 took 10 men to lock ar ms
and reach around 1t. This sum·
mer 1t needed a little extr a help
from an 11th volunteer,
FAMILY DESCENDANTS ATTENDED CEREMONY
KanHs Pioneer Louis Vieux In 1110a
Rut Lhe 1tory or lhe elm c•n't be
found ln dry statlittlct1
lta alnry Is an lhe people whole
h11tory It s hares
~·x Dt:8CENDANTS of Louis
Vieux. a half Frenc h , half.
Puttaw•tomie fur trader who
wa11 horn in UllO and dloo in
1872. camt' back lo the tree's
dedication w isit In Its shade and
talk about lht1r own roots. Most
had never met btifore.
They dtdn 't looK alike or talk
alike They had different styles
of ltfe , different politics, dif·
ferent religions But they all
truced their blood"' lines to the
Vleuxs who settled more than
100 yeu 11 ago in the spot where
they found each other, under the big tree
THAT ONE FAMILY'S
odyssey and wanderlust is a
microcosm of the massive· ex-
pans ion a nd migration of
Americans, a people who always
seem to be going somewhere.
Elsie Blackhawk. whose face
at 75 is as weathered as a rine
apple left too long in the hot s un,
came by herself, driving the car
from Bartlesville, Okla .. and
back again in one day so she
wouldn't have lo entrust the
care of her 20-year·old horse to a
neighbor.
Mercedes McKillop flew in
from Monroe, Wash., alone
because her hus band wasn't
nearly as interested in the an·
cient family history as she was.
Angeline Kekahbah reveled in
the long day of s unshine and
conversation, trying to pick up
the t hreads of her past while
everyone seemed to talk at once.
She hated to leave for home in
Pawhuska, Okla. ..
HELENA ALLEMANDI made
a little holiday out of her easy
journey from Ogeden, Kan .. and
brought along some old pictures
to pass around.
Herbert Whitlow brought
a long his grownup daughter
Chris from Tecumseh, Kan .. so
she could meet some relatives
and get a feel for her heritage.
"We just scattered to the four
winds." says Elsie. widow of the
hereditary chief of the Win-
nebago tribe. "I was amazed
when we started trying to get
together. I heard about this from
a niece in Oregon who couldn't
come.
"We are a proud people, and
we knew about Louis Vieux and
sog:ie of the family history. But
befog here with these other folks
is very special for me.'•
SHE SAYS SHE is one-third
Cherokee, one-third French, and
one·third Pottawatomie.
Mer cedes, who had the same
grandmother as Helena and
Elsie, described her branch of
the family as "part or the classic
LOUIS VIEUX ELM LARGEST KNOWN IXAM"-.E OF ITS 8"f;IES
Tf'ff, Dating From 1715, M Ffft tfl9h, 23 Feet 2 lnchee Round
exodus to California during the
Dust Bowl days. When the good
old Okies went west, we were
part of it. settled in the Salinas
Valley."
She eventually went on north
to Washington state, a brother
went to Texas. and her children
are going their own way. too.
Helena says her heritage is
the same as Mercedes -but she
and her relatives are very proud
of their Indian blood.
'Tm wearing my turquoise
necklace and earrings in honor
or this occasion." says Helena.
THE DESCENDANTS SAT
together under the tree and
traced their ancestry to three
brothers: Whitlo ws to Louis
Vie ux; Elsie, Merced es and
Helena to Paul Vieux; Angeline
to Charles Vieux.
Those three men were bom to
a French fur trader and a Pot-
tawatomie mother who ran a
trading post )n what later
became Milwallkee. Wis.
The Vieuxs kept moving south
as white homesteaders en-
croached on their land, and
finally. in 1857. Louis settled
near the big tree beside the
m eandering Vermillion River.
He sold supplies• bay, grain and
h o r s es t9 the Army and
travelers goi ng by bis
homestead on the Ore"on Trail.
.. He was the first person to
operate a toll bridge across the
river . and by some estimates
earned S300 a day at the peak
season by char11n« SI pu h'1r&e
a nd rider ," 11 e y11 Rart>erai
Burgess. the Wamel(o ff i11tnn r1I
Society's historian who ,,,
ganized the reunion and the lre4!
dedication. "His brother11 jornet!
him and they all became very
well off."
LOUIS OCC ASION ALLY
represented the Pottawatomies
'at treaty talks in Washinctoo,
D.C .. and in 1867 was a signer of
a pact that allowed the Indians
to either hold lands in common
as a reservation or establish in·
dividual claims of 80 acres or
.more.
That's when the family started
to scatter. A few may have 1one
on up the Oregon Trail, perhaps
others down the Santa Fe Trail.
Some went to live on the new re·
servation in Oklahoma, aome
stayed behind and became
naturalized citizens a nd re·
corded land patents_ Louis cot
315 acres, including the big trM.
because of his high tribal posi-
tion.
When be died in 1872, records
indicate he was overseer of
44,000 acres of pri me land,
owned part of a s uccessful
watermill, had livestock and
was a m ajor power in the
Kansas territory.
His elaborately carved
tombstone proclaim s Vieux
was: "Just and kind to Indians
... his business relations with
the whites brought him into in·
limate association with them
_ all who knew him respected
end l<ived him as a men of stnct
rnteJ[nty." ·
IT WAS REPORTED that 800
people followed his funeral pro,.
ceu1on pa11t the big tree and up
the hill to the cemetery where 28
other Vieuxs including his
brother Paul and his two wives
-were buried.
As the Vieux clan savored
their personal past, a traveler
on a big motorcycle braked to a
stop to see what all the commo-
tion was about.
Ed Mock, a Boulder, Colo. real
estate broker. needed little
encouragement to join the pa.rty.
A t hird generation Kansan
whose root s le ad back to
Germany and Ireland, the 52-
year-old businessman foUfld his
own niche in the Rocky Moun-
tains . But he said he was in-
trigued with the American past.
and the rutted trails that took
immigrants to every comer of
the country_ He was biking the
Oregon Trail. .
'•Finding this gathering today
was a wonderful sur prise for
me." he says, taking a break in
bis solitary pilgrimage. "We
shouldn't forget where we came
from as we hurry to wherever
we're going. I plan to come back.
to this tree sometime. It's won-
derful knowing that it will
always be in the same place."
Then. like everyone else. he
sat down under the big elm.
There was plenty of room. Tbere
always has been.
!'. 'Traveling · Rapist' Leaves
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Trail of 800 Miles
WICl-llTA FALLS. Te1tas (AP) -First al the Stardust night
club. later al her apartment. a young woman received a string of
disturbing notes:
"You know me you'll know me a lot better when I'm
lhrouglt with you. Look around you. I'm watching you as you're
reading thi~. I may eve~ ~e close enough to touch you. .. /..
. . I ve been waiting. You look good .. _ I want ... you.
Finally "When you least expect me. expect me."
ON NOV. 9, 1979, AT 3: 16 A.M., a man in a ski mask and cotton
gloves entered the woman's apartment. She was not home. Her sis-
ter. 19. was.
Sticking a knah: to he r throat. he said, "H you just keep quiet
you won't get hurt " '
lie raped he r, again and again
The man asked the woman if she intended to call the police.
"No." she replied.
Go ahead. be shrugged, "They_'ll just give you a lot of hell."
In tire next nine months. the "ski mask rapist" struck "at least
15 times in F'ort Worth, Abilene. Wichita Falls, Amarillo and
Lubbock.
HE CHOSE ms VICTIMS CAREFULLY. All were young,
white, a ttractive and vulnerable. apartment dwellers who usually
lived alone
All told of a man kinky and cunning; smart, sick. muscular ,
cruel and U11pred1ctable.
Ah, th
comt·
of
hom
deliv
Until last month, few police officers linked the atucka. But
following an Aug. 7 assault in Abilene, inve.stigators met in Lub-bock.
·'It kind of raised the hair on the back of your neck as you
listened to thi~." recalled Bill Morgan or the Lubbock Police
Department. "I was skeptical as bell about a single rapist when I
went in. But I wasn't when I came out.''
District Attorney John Montford ol Lubbock said, "Tbere were
simply too many similarities to be coincidence ...
In a triangle with Fort Worth, Lubbock and Amarillo as the
lips, the rapist has chosen victims along a route that stretches
nearly 800 miles across West Texas. .
MONTFORD AND HAL BENSLEY, !I, chief administrator of
the Lubbock district attorney's office. opened their confidential
files in hopes that publicity about the rapes might lead to informa-
tion .
"I would be extremely surprised if these are the only rapes
he's committed, .. Hensley said. "There may be somebody out
there who knows something that could help us."
his nose, mouth and hair. His ~Y hair ls light, bis skin pale, bis
physique muscular. bis voice deep.
He is perhaps 2S to 30, stands S-feet-10 to 8-feet, wei1ba lfO to
180 pc>\Blds, wears cotton aJoves, carries • knife or pistbl and
always a nashli1ht. He usually enten lhrouch sliding 1lass doors. .
'111E SUBJECT STALKS BIS VICl'DIS," Dav.is said. "He
knows well in advance what he's 1oin1 to do. He also establishes
bis escape route. He's familiar with police procedures and the
techniques of medical investiptors."
Hensley said, "He knows how to clean up his crime scene -
and his victims. He takes the evidence with him. He also takes money and jewelry.
One of two roommates attacked simultaneously on July 21 in
Fort Worth, pleaded. "Go ahead and shoot me. I'd rather die with
dignity."
The man struck her with hia fiashli1bt, then left. sayin1, "You
are both ugly and not worth it."
From J uly 9 until Au1. 7, the rapist struck ei1ht times, at least
on ce in each of the five tar1et cities. He has not struck since.
Amarillo Detective Capt. Jim Davis concurred. "Police of· "RE MAY RAVE CHANGED BIS MO (method of operation),"
ricers can't be everywhere at once. But you lake 160,000 people and Hensley said, "but there is no such th1n1 as a perfect crime, trite
use their eyes and ears to look and listen and you can be most as that sounds. Ultimately, it's eoinl to catch up with him. How
everyplace_" 1001 can you sustain somethin1 like this without messing up?" The master file. entitled "Traveling Rapist," offers a chilling Davis, in Amarillo, asreed.
. profil~. . . . . . . "Oh, yes, we'll 1et him. We'll get him because be can't stop
Hts ski mask ts dark, wtth slits only for his eyes, concealing , •• ,what he's doinc. Once he started this kind of deal, be can't stop."
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~•CTITIOUS austNlSS
NAME STATIMINT
r~" •te•-1 was Iii"" "''" lj)f Co..n:y Ciera 01 0r•'191 COU<lty °"Sep
htmO.r 11. 1•
-NAMI.. n ATEMENT
PUBLIC NOTICE 1>u~~"~'~o~~owl"O w~n• om dolno
FICTITIOUS aUStNESS -ICC ENTERPRISES, 1960 Alr...ay "ICTITIOUS I VSINEU
N.AME ST A I £Mi(N I
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S.pl 5, 11 •• 1• '"SI J&U 80 Tn•\ llU\lnM~ '' conduri•d o~ •cur
PUBLJC°'NOTICE
~ICTlltOUS IVStfllllSS
NAME STATIMENT
T ... IOUOWt"9 orr \On 1i doing bU.S•
MH a> " '"""•~Lo·s MENAGERIE .,71
C1Wpmet1 A...,.,.. G•rOtfl Grovr C•
Mery L Kurue. Jiil S D•amono
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P UBLIC NOTICE
Mary L. Kunte FICTITIOUS MINES$
Thh 51 .. _,., WH lileG With lM NAME STAT£-..ENT
COlllllY Ci.rl! of Or""'JP County on Sep. T,,.. tOll-lno person 15 OO•ng ou" lemO.r l, ttlO ,,. .. u
F l-S7 PRECISION PEAFOAMANC -Pubil\lwd Or-Co.i•t Dally P •IOI M.ANAGEMENT COMPANY 7'3 w f,
Sotpl 5, 12. " , •• '"° ,... Batt• St-I, Co\I• -... C•lito~ ••
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O ~A NGE COASI EOVi l 'f
FUN OS :i.lt Su 8rff1e I ft Car...,.
Cl<rl M•r. Ca_ m li
John Ml<ll .. , c:aH >oJ: Su
8rttl• LI\ • co.-<lei Mor C• 9UH
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OIYldU•I
JOktn MICl-1 Cl•''
I nl\ st•l-t W•~ Iii~ wlln Ille
Coun1·y C•er._ ot Or•nQlf County on
A119ust 19, '"°
PuDll\N<I 0r.._ '""" D•llY Pllol S.pt tt. ,.. O<t l. 10, l'llO Jl10.«>
PUBLIC NOTICE
~ICTITIOUS •VSINEH
NAMI STATEMENT
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The fOl!owlfte POf'·Mln I\ dOlnO bu" neu ., ,
.AOVANCEO D RA FTI NG
SERVICES, '41 E 111" Sit.et, Costa
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Publl\/W<I Or-,.,. .. O.l:y Piiot
S.PI "· Z., Oct l, 10, i'l80 m 1..o
PUBLIC NOTICE
~tCTITtOUt IUSINESS
MAMI STATIMINT
T"e IOll-i"Q pe<-I\ doing Ou\I· neu .,
J&J ASSOCIATES, "91 Gr.ace Ln
Co•I• Mew, Ca n•i. J•m•t f A•ff•rty, ... JoAnn
Sir"'· c .. te MfW. C• 91•77 T"I• bus!MSS .. <ONIU<led l>Y .,, In·
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S.ot "· z.. Oct J. 10. ttlO )71).«)
PUBLIC NOTICE
Mew , c •. .,.,, NOTICE OF l'U•LtC HI ARING
Rober t Bruct Brown 7l5'7 NOflCE :S HEAE8V GIVEN'"•'•
C•••n•U!ltl ACI , El Toro, C• '1'30 !Klbli< -1"0 •Ill 11>e IWld by the City
T"" ~!\HS II <--I>)' •n In COUMll ol I .. City ot Coote -.. on
dlvlelu•I ()(-IOll>S.• •. '"°· •t •·JO Pm., or H ._, .,.,.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Br\1Cr8l'OMI t here'iller H ll>e m•ll•• m•'I' !:.. Tl11• sUit......,t .... , tiled wllll lhe N ••d. In ttw C-~ CNmmn ot Clly
Roi-N Oulle. '"' Granvlll• Covnty Ci.rl! of Or-Covn1• °"Sep-Hall, 11 Felr 0.1 .... Coll• Mew. on,,,. ___ Or Ive, Ne..,porl Buch C.lilorn•• temller 11. 1'90.. foti-1"011-
FICTITIOUS I VSINESS 97"60 FIUJ'JI PROPOSED ORDINANCE -If·
T• IOINIAME STATEMENT 01!.~'!.';"''~· IS COl\dUCltcl Dy"" in Pu!>llSl>ecl Or-Coe~• D•liy Piiot tno Tiii•\ 2, 10, •nd 13 of .... Cos•• ,.t owing person I< 001n9 Du~1 S..I 19, ,., Ocl. l, 10, ttlO 3117'90 MHa Municipal C-,._l'dl"9 1,..
neu •• Aot•na N Dulle --•-••• P<OCedvre.
BLIND SPORTS EOu1PM ENT r11,. ti•tetnent ••" 111eci ,.,,., the' PUBLIC NOTICE NOT!CE ts FUATMER GtVEN ,,.., 1~1 Not,..°"""' AO c .............. C• County Clerk Of o .... County Or> Seo •• Wld lime -piece. •II perwns In·
'141• •~mbtr l1 IM> A~ .. ,., ler•st*<l tnilY ~r •nd t.-IW•ra bY P"lllp L Huql\I'\ 13'1 Nolr• Oam(' F1'4,.1 -I Rel , Costa ,,..,a C~ 976Z. Pubt:"'°" Or-Co.> st O••'• Pilot NOTICE OF T"USTI E'S SALE tlw Clly C6l...c I Oii trw atoreme<1t-
NAME ST.ATl ... INT Avtnut, Sullt A•IOI, CO•l• Moa
T "" toiiow1n9 ""''°n' ••• Oo•no Clllllornl• 92t11
bus•Mu ••· ''"'" c Ctwt>man. 1117 Bn""'•• PRECISION LANDSCAPE ANO Drive, No•oort Buen. Calllornl•
LAWN MAINTENANCE, 70S MAQnOllO· ., .. )
A•en .... c ... u; Mew, C•lllornl• ttt71 C....,r,. C Beumo•raner l0•6 M•••
Alan E•rf Miiier, 705 MaQnalla 11'0 WO. Fuiit,,on, C•lilotn1• 91US ,..,.,.IK', Cost• MM<I, Caiitom l• '1•11 Cletrt C. NltllOls. 11'1 BeO\I•<"•
C•v•tte G•rnettt Miiier. 10S Orlve. Newpart Be•cn Cctl1forn1a
Maonoll" Av••wt, Costa -..ua. 9161>3
C•Uforr·ut\ "1617 T hh bU)•nen " conduc teo by a
This bU~M'llt\\ is conductt'(j t>v •n in· l1m1t.a oar1.n@t\l'llO
Cliv•Clu•I Irvin C Ck<lpmon
Alan E Millet Tr11s \tt:tt&n'Wnf WI-' fllf!O #Ith lht'
Thi\ st•t•mMI wn filed "'"h llW Countr Clerk ot 0 ••1111" Count¥ on Sep
Covnly Cler• ot Or•"90 County on Sep-temtwr 10 l'lllO 1em11e1 10, 1'90 WITTE• AND HAlll'OLE
ll'IMl?S •11 He--1 Ce-r on ..
Pubtlslwel Oral'IQt' COfl•i O••ly P110: 51111• ISJO ~Pl. U ft, 1•. Oct ), '"° ~ 80 How,_., llN<ll, C•ll ..... 1• ., ... . -J. ,,, .. .,. PuDll\hed Or•~ (O.\I 0•1ly l'ilOI PUBLIC NOTICE . !><>~ u. "· 1•, 0c1 1. ,_, m• ac
HOTICEO~ PUBLIC NOTICE l"UM.IC MIA .. ING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lll•t a
public -l "O will "" IWIO by Ille City
COVll<ll ol ttw Cily of Co\la Me•• °"
0<1-r •· ••. •I •.JO p m , or a. ,_,
'"•r••ll•r e s ltw m•ll•r m•v be
l•urtt, In IN Council Cl\ambeo of C•IY
H•ll. 11 Felr OrlW, C ... l. MeW, Oft 11\e
tollowlnv Items
APPEAL OF PLANNING COM·
MISSION°S DENI.AL of Zone E•tef'-
llO(l ZE·»-l " lro,.,. Robert D••ls,
•11ll>orlHcl -· '"" ROI-T C••·~. JJI Ao•le A-, Balboe tsl•ncl, tor•
c -ltloNot u ... "-•mlt for • mes\a90
....,tor -N•llll soa. •1111 • •••l•n<• l"'m ~red -101"0. lo<•lecl •I 1111 HerbOr Bautevertt, In • Cl ,_ Eft.
vlr011-.. De~mlnelloo E14mp1
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
ROBERT JAY BRANDT,
aka ROBERT J
BRANDT, aka ROBERT
BRANDT , A.ND OF
PETITION TO AD ·
MINISTER ESTATE NO.
A-105906.
T111' l>v\•IWSS '' t onClu<tfoCI 1>¥ an 11\ S.pt 5. U," 7'. 1490 )}83.IO SPF NO OIJOO l~m> a• ••clu•• A• SL 1S'°3 ICtrr EILEEN P PHINNEY. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN tNI
T o all hei r s,
b e nefic iar ies, c r editors
and contingent creditors o f
Ro bert Ja y Br andt, aka
Robert J . Br andt, aka
Robe rt Brandt, a nd
p e rsons w h o may b e
otherwise interested in the
wi II and/or estate:
Phoi1p l. Hugnt', PUBLIC NOTICE SANTIAGO BANK.• C.lllornl• cor-CllV c:ent al w ld Ume -Pie<•, •II per....,, In·
lh11i \t1ttemt>nt •do'-•11f'Cll w ith tt\f> I oor•tton. as dul• appo6ntt<I Tru\tee Pubtl\..., Or-C...st Dally Piiot, le•HlllCI mey _, ancl !>to llurd D•
Sept "· '"° lilt-«> '""City Council on tN .. .,....,,.,.,._., Cour>lj Ct .. ~ Oi O•anoe County Oft FICTITIOUS •USINESS 11naer tM IOllolOll"'J dn(rlbecl .,..., 01
AUQU\I ~. ttl80 NAME STATEMENT trust Will SELL AT PUBLIC .AUC· ---ilem• A petition has been f iled
by Dickie Stephens in the
Superior Court of Orange
County r equesting that
Dickie St ephens be ap-
pointed as personal
representative to a d -
minis ter the estate of
Robert Jay Brandt, aka ~obert J . Brandt, a k a
Robert Brandt (under the
Independent Administra·
tion of Estates Act>. The
petition is set for hearing
in Dept. No. J at 700 Civic
Center Drive, West, in the
Ci ty of Sa nta Ana ,
California on October 14,
1980 at 10:00 a.m .
PUBLIC NOTICE EILEEN P. PHINNEY, ' Clly Cl•rl!
Pu1111"'9cl o.-.,. Coesl Oeliy Piiot
Sttll "· '"° ...
FIUS41 l he IOllOWll\Q D<!rSOM are <lo•no flON TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER
PuDfl\...,.. Oran90 Co11\I O•ilv Dlini Pu'""'" a• FOR CASH lpey•l>lct •I time of .. ,. In
AUQ ,. Sept s IJ ;o 1990 JS•~ 80 A N'SWE ~ .AO JlO W••• a... ••wlut money ot '"' United S1•14'\) •II "i°tCTITIOUS •UStNi.ss--
P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
StrMI CO\i& -~ Cllitlomia ,1676 LM!hl. title -lnttrnt con .. V.O 10 NAME ST.ATEMINT i Ora nQ• Cont Oa •ly Potot. • •nO naw Mid Dy 11 unGer MtlCI Oeedol Th• lollowln9 persons are e1otn9 Trust "" the property "•reln•U•r busl~s •s Calllo"'1• <CWl>o,.toon. l30 W•\t Bo aes.crl-BLO PROPERTIES, 370 Avocado.
FICTITIOUS •VSINESS I StrHt (O\IA ,... .. C•hto•n•• .,,,. TAUSTOR JAMES F KEAR and Costa Mew, C.tlfornl• '7•77
NAME 5.'TATEMENT Thi>""~'""" t\ r onouclP<I by • tor ROSEMARIE A. KE~A. nv.O.ncl •"" W•yftrG & Lu<reli• J 8redl>Ul'\I.
The tot1ow1nq per,.,,, " 001n9 °"" POr•l•on wile. . tSSJ• A~l•OO. Heclend• Hei9Ms.
MU•• Or-C:O.•I B E N EFICIARY SANTIAGO C•lltornl•tllO
A GROWING HABIT. Joe No,,,. ()atty Piiot BANK, • C.lllornl• corpor•tlon, ••• Sl_a,, G. a. ,,,.,jorl• w LYM
l 11\lln, Orenqe. Ca111orn1• 97..a Aotler1 Wted, <orde<I JMlutry lO, 1'90 •• ln1tr. Nq. 114 7 Orenge S t re•t, Oow rtey,
T•rry Yb•ne1. l .. N Tu•l•n. Prttldenl& 3lill'ln-liM95-124of Ofllclel CeiltornlatOJO
0 ••"11'. CAlltoml•.,,... ""-._, Rec:orels In.,.. office of lfle lleco,...... ,._,, w. a. Clwtlllne A. L.,...,,
Tiiis Dvslnes~ •• <on<lucled by en ;.,. 1 "1• •l•tement WM Ille<! •ttll 1.,. of Or•"lllf County; .. 1c1 -ot lrUS1 70100 8r..,.ll\lrlt, Huntinqtor1 INKll. "•tdu•t. Counr. Cler~ of Or•noe County Of\ Sep. dHc:•lllft IN fol_..,. pr_.ty C•llfornta.,,...
hrty Y~1 lembe• 3, 1"° Ft-Jt Loi 41 al Trect Ho. IOt•, In tl>e Ct-Oanlff H. I. AIWI H Quin.. 7'107
fllls SUl""-t WIS filed w1111 1114' Puot:"""' Or•-Co.st Oail'I' Piiot ly ot C~• Meta. M per Ma' re<orded Ou•ll•OOCI, Aolll"9 Hiiis ESl•IU, C°""ly (lerl!of0r•"<Jl!COllntyonS.p. ·~ In -al. -IS -16 ot Mis· C.atllornl•"'27•
lemller 10. 1'90 ~ __ 1_S_._l1. tt, 16, ~--------<•II•-Mapo, tn IN office ol t"" T"ls O..slneu 11 COl\Clu<l.O by •
NO••tSAflllDASSOCIAT ES. INC. Counh Rec.,,..,.,. of w ld County MAY general p,trtMnl!lp
4S11C._on .. , PUBLIC NOTICE 8 E ALSOICNOWNAS 14,.S.nteAn• R_,.,W•Lynn •
N••-1 -..cJt, C.ttfen11e .,... Awnue, Coot•-· Celllornle "Iii • Tiii• sUite.._1 ••• tlled wit" ,.,.
F1~7 "ICTITIOUS 8USIHESS \lrMlfclClresscwcom..-4"1~tlOlll\ Co..n ly Cterti of 0••"91! County°" Sep·
Pul>lislleO OrllnQI' COll\i Oa1ly Pllol, NAMI STATEMENT s"own ·-·no ••rr.,.1y IS 01.,.,. H tc l•mber l . ttlO.
S.PI. U 19, 26, Oct 3. 1• JJ:JO.«> Tiit following per\Ons ue dolno lh comptet-ssorco.recl,.HI
P UBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS I VSINESS
NAME STATEMINT
Tiie •oi;_,,,., Pl'r!O\ •s CIOl"Q 1>uu
'ltUU.
THE AOAo·s ENO ll:JO Ntwpon
81•0 , Cosu; ~ •. C• '1U1
Myroo L.e. Mllltr, 1s.u1 Ooqwooo
WtstmlMler, C.. '171183
Tiiis DUSI~• •S conducted by •n ;n
dlvlOual
Myron Ltt Miiier
Tiiis '1 .. ement wa\ Hied wi\" lhc'
County ""'" ot o •• ,,~ Count y Oft
A119ust 21, '"°
,, .... 1
Pul>llsl>ecl Or""'JIP Goist Oa11v Piiot
.AUQ 7', Sept. s. 17 1•, ''° .. ,,..,
P UBLIC NOTICE
"ICTITIOUS •USINIU
NAME STATEMENT
T"t lollowtnv per!O\ " doino bu•I
MS\H
OVEALANO GAS .ASSOCIATES
LT 0 , 21 N. Stonl<19ton Ad South
L•ou"•· c:An•n
J•mft M CMn, 11 N Stononolon Ille! , Soultl L~. CA '1•11
Thh o..stness is coneluclett 1>y •
tlmll.O .,..,,,..rslllp.
J-sM Co.n
Tllh ,, .. _, w"' 11111<1 with lftf
County Clel1! ot Or•ft91t Counly on s.1,.
'9mDer3, l'l80
Ft-SS Pubils,_., OrMl<JI! CCM" Oelty Piiot
Sept s, 11, 1,. ,., '"° 3'°J.IO
P UBLIC NOTICE
ftlCTlTIOUI •USINEH
NAME STATIMaNT
Tl>e lotlowl"9 _. .... Is doino O..sl·
MUH:
LA BELLE O AIGIN.t,.l...S, 3l!
Coll"" Pl .• Coll• MU•, C•. '1611 Llbele A_ Ma'11n, )II Coll•n Pt .
Cotl• MftA, c.. tU17
Tiiis -11\Hs " conducted Dy an '"· •vl-1.
Lltmle Marlln
Tiiis s\a-""' Ill"" •1111 IN C-IY C1tttl al 0r.,... Covn1., on s.,..
........ rll.••·
"™" ~·-Orenvr CoeJI Dally Piiot ~ •••• 26, Ot1. ), 10, ,.., .1....,
PUBLIC NOTICE
bu.s: ... u f\ T"t lle,,.tl<lary under Wilt o.cl ol
MON OESIA ENTERPRISES. TruS1byr.a-.ole"'9e<llordel•11tl
l021A S Hert>or Bl•CI . Cosi. Mtw, In tlle OOllOlltloM secured 111e,..1>y,
C• '1•l • • hereto,.,. ·~--•llwred 10 C""~ AevlMld Gler1". "?llS El IN undtni91..., •written De<ieretlon
Alo Clrclt, Coote Mtw. C• '2•16 ot O.fevtl -o.,,,_ lo. Sate, arid
CMr• e.lt Gtff111. JOl5 E• Alo Cir· w'1tten not!« of-" end o4 tiK:tlon
cte.Coll•-.C• m» lo~•uw IN """°"i9ntd to tell w lCI
This buSIMSs Is conc1uc1..i by In· p,_r!y lo wllsly w ld oot19tllon•.
CllvlGu•:S ,,...,__wife) •nd ,,,.._ lf\e llfldtrsl9Md Gau""'
°""'-A. Git,,,.. H IG natlce of -•ncl of •le<llOll to Tlli1 Ste-I ••• flied wit" ti'W be Aec.,._ May 2', llllO"' lnllr. No.
COUl\ty Ctel1< OI Or-C-.ty on Sep. 277171 In -1»17 -•m. ol Wld temoer 11. 1'90. Olticl•I Rec-.
~l4UU Said .... wtll lie -· !Nt wltl>Oul Pul>tlu.d 0r..,.. C:out Dell• Pttol co•e,..n1 or -•enty, u-u or Im·
Sept. ft, 16. OC1. l, 10, '"° lll2 pllect, ~ !Ille, -WU!on, or
---en<..,..llr..-.:n, lo .,., IN ,.....,lnl"O P UBLIC NOTICE prtr1<1pe1 "'"' o1 .,,. nate1s1 _.,,.., by .. 10 °'""'of Tnnl, with IM•rHI es
PICTITIOUS IUllNIH Jn ••ICI -prov-. edvencH. If •ny,
NAMI STATEMINT under Ille -of w td Deed ol Tru1t.
The fotlowl"O per_, I• "°'"' 1141$1 lets, c""''" •nd .. .,.,.,., ot ll>e neu •• T1uiltt •nd of llW tr~ts crHlllCI b1
AN.NA KAYE PAOOVCTIDNS, Sa id Deed of Trust. Seid Wle wlll ""
1seol 5Prlfl!IOllle Sir llll Hunllft9100 l>f!IG on T....-Y. OctOller 1. '"° •I
Beech c. .,...· . 11 00 A.M., •t '"" lront '"''•"<• 10 A~n• .KelNrine Ouell~to 160'1 Soull>ern P«lfl< Tttte COmPMIY. SIS
Torlol• Cr., Hunllnvton ae.~ ... C• North Caorfilo Park Ort ... Sulle 100. .,..,. S.nl• •rw. Callfom••
This~ Is <Oftelu<tecl by •n 1,.. Tiie lolai •mount ot Ille unpaid
dl•ldll•t. t>Atence ot .,.. OCltllja!lon M<IWed lly
Anne K. <Neti~t• .. Id pr_.,., lo i. sold, toget,,_r '"""
fllls st.i.,.....t -• filed wlill ,,.. Interest, tete <...,gn, encl esllm1t11<1
C-nt Oen ol Or C 1 s.,.. costs ... ....,...., -.0.•"<n. •• of tembe~ 11. 1'90. -Oii" Yon Ille d•I• ,,.,_,Is St<M .. JS,,.
Ft•U71 Oeted: ~-, 4, ttlO
Pubilsl!ecl Orange Co.st D•lly Piiot SANT I AG 0 B .AN K , e
Sepl. 1' :i. Ocl. 3 10 '"° >124-111 Cellfornl• c.,,,,.,rellon. . ' ' • H wld T""tee,
-----By: SOUTHERN P.ACIFIC
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 9VSINESS
NAME STAT EMENT
ThP IOl!-lr>Q person IS CIOll\CI bull
NUIS
KAY DORN AN O .ASSOCIATES.
l&q51 So1>roo~ Lane, Huntinoton
Buell. C:&. 97uq Marine K11y Dorn, lbq5! S.y1>roo•
lane. Hunlil\0100 0..11c11. Ca. 91..,q
T"i• l>U\l,...ss I\ conducted l>y "" •n
dt••<lua:
TITLE COMPANY,
a <"'-•llon, A119nl
51S ,..,,,,. C.C..llio P•r' Or.
Suite 100
s.nta AN. Celll. '110t
17141 971·UDO
By: W•ldo R. H•uo. AHlJYnt
S.crel•rv
PubilSIWcl Or~ Coe,1 Dally Piiot Sept, 13,_!!. Mo, 1'90 ___ ~
P UBLIC NOTICE
M.lrltw Kay Dorn FICTtttOUS •USlflllllSS
Tni\ sla1fn'lefll "'"' tlied '"''" tM NAME STATEMINT Countv Cl••~ 01 Orartoe Couniy on Tiie tollowlno persons ••• Clolng
AUQu\I 11. '"° 1N>1neu n F! .... J JERRY'S SANDWICH SHOP ....
Pullllslled Or•n91' C:oH t Oe11y Piiot C•mp11s Or Ive , Newport '!••<II,
Auo lt. Sitt>t s. 11. 1•. '"° lSSt-80 C• llornl• n..o I S ... tvvar Oslowerl, •SSI W•rner
PUBLIC NOTICE Avenue. Alll. Ill, Huntlnqtor1 Beech,
C•tllornl• t2MI
O•rvUSll tr•nl,,.11Md, '551 W•rner
"CTITIOUS •ull .. lfH Avenue, Apt. IJ3, HunllnQIOn 8eec". "tCTITIOUS IVSl .. ISS NAMI STATlfM•NT Celllorlll•9M7
NAME STATEMENT The fOll-l"9 persoM a re dolno Thll business h cond ucted l>v • T"• loli-1"9 persons .,. Clo•no !Ntlneu.. oene••• .,..,.,.,.,,,Ip
.. slMu"': THE W.ALL OECOAATOA, 11 Slwlfwy.,<h-erl
• M E A A I L L L I ""' I T E 0 Felr Ori ... ,~ Mew, Ca. '1•» O...,USll l••ntne1"8CI
.. , .....
Pul>iiJNC! Or•ngo Cool Delly Piiot.
Sept. 5, 11, ... , •. '"° l---,.. ----
PUBLIC NoncE
,ICTITIOUS MlllNaH
flllAMa STATIMINT T"• 1011-1"9 per_, .,. dolnt
busl•••uas:
TlllSON INVESTMENTS. ,_.,
tnverneu, ~ Nt-t. CA '16n
Jolln At., Chrlstef-. MU Em·
plr• Gr-. s..te Cna. CA HOtO Vine~ ~If Wlltitn-. um.
lnve .... -. ~ Nl-4, CA -n
Geretd 5coet Ne110n, 1n4 w. c111t
Or_ • 12, ...._, -...:11. CA.,_
Tlltt IMlll°'"I ts <Ofld<KI ... by e "" ... , .. ~. .JdWI At .. a..111..-.
T"I' Ste~ •as llteel Wltll IM
COllntv Cieri! al Or-C-.ty on s.p.
temoar 11. ••·
~1Ul71
Publlslled er-. CoHI Oaily PllOI
Sept .... 26, Ocl. J. 10, 1'90 --~
PUBLIC NOTICE
HOTICIOt'
l'U•UC MIAlltlNG
NOTICE IS HE"EBY GIVEN tNI •
!Klbllc -•no wlit lie ,.tel 11>'1' IN Ctt'I'
Councll al ,,. City of Cost• MtM on
Oct-r 6, IM, et•=• p.m .• 0<"' -tller••ll., es ,,.. melter m11., lie
l>eerd, In tlle Coullcll Owlmt.n of City
Hell, /1 F•lr 0.1 .... Coste Mew. on IN
lollowtno llem.s·
ZONE EXCEl'TION ZE·IO·IH ,
Atd•••lopment .Ac tion AA·IO· tJ,
Mlclleel •nCI A•n• Weluh•••.
A11tt ... rl1.0 "'9ef111 lor DoNld Jui .....
1471 Gel••Y. Ne•POr·1 8ucl'I, for
werl•n<• lo. reduction In re<aulreCI
P••llt110, v•rlen<• lrom drlvewey
wkttll ...., •tlle<t: ,_,,..,,,....s -
Redeve1-.1 Alllf"<Y •-011•1 lo convert • rn ldefl<e lo commercl•I
use, loc•ted et 167 Cetlrltlo Slreel, 111 a
CL z-. Envl•........,IM Oetermlnt· llOll: Exempt.
ZON E EXCEPTION ZE·IO·IOt.
Aedenlopmenl Action AA·I O·!t,
Pftlltlp II. c;r.""*"· 610 TermlN I
W•Y. lor • CondtllOfMi UM Permit •ncl .. _ .... __ Act!Clfl .. <Oflllucl Olll·
door ec:llvtty ...., stcw .... local .. at
624 TermlMI W•y, In .. MG z-. EIV
•l•onmentaf DwtermtNllOfl: Ea•"'ll'I.
NOTICE IS FURTHEll GIVEN ""'' el H id II-...., plec•. ell lllerMM Ill·
lerestll<I mev eppMr •ncl 11>e lle•l'd by IM City Coullcll on the...,_,_
llems.
EILEEN P. l"HINNEY. CJtv Cl9ft:
Publt"'9d Or ..... C:0.11 Delly Pltet
Sept."· IM ~
PUBLIC NOTICE AAlltTNE"5"1P, 1$1 W. "'"St . CosUi Jiii M. Cerey "7" Marie Ln T"ls .,....,_t we.s llitd with Ille ~ ... C.A.,.17 H1111tl"91 .. 8Mc11.'c •. """ .• COUl\IY ci.11< Of Oritf1911 Count'I' Oft Sep. -----=-=-----------'M••• W. C"i. 111• Orlote 01 , temoar 3 tM NOTICllOfl INT•NDlfD Clnl•~.CAtU» Steven S. Cer'llllte, tU'1 Merle NO•R1s'aAUoclATll INC aULK TRANlfl•R ln., Hllfrtl""°" 9H<,., Ce. '1MI • · J: Clllnc>-Hul Keo, ... l' Ol<Oll Slreel, Tllh l>lltlMH Is conlklc:ted by • •m c • ...-on... NOTICE IS HElltE8Y GIVEN , ... ,
Pt>re•I Hin, N. y. 11315 -··· pert-tlltp. .. •• _., 8Nctl, CA ntM JACO'S OESIGHS. INC., •llOM bust· Ml<'-1 t<eo, ~ Otcon S1rff1, JlllM.CMey ,._ neu ~s ts 10'3 w..tcll" 0.1 .. ,
f':orest Hiii, N.Y tl3JS Tiii\ JUI-I was llled ,.1111 trw PuDllSllecl 0r•"9t co.st O•liY Pltot, Newporl leecll, Or•noe Co11n1.,,
Y•no·Chleh Ch•o •nd Zu·Hue: C-lw Clerll 9fOr-C-.ty on c-. Sept s. 12. "· 16. '"° >517-to Calllort,.., IMenlll to tr-fff t• Ml. "'•o IMr. I. M"·'• lO Orc,.atCI ' -..-.-,.. ----C:OLLEENO'HAlllA,lllaVlda~lvt,
Aw-. Hofmdalt, N J 0173:1 ..... lie# 17• t•. VIII• P-, Or ... ~Y. Callfenlle, lttlfl9>5Ufl9 H~ 'l:lt v 1ot11vro "'u.111 PUBUC NOTICE .,.., end a tt u seo of JACO'S ,.,_ . ~-.. CA-.-Publl-Or ..... C-Deity Pitel OES G s -'-:j=~~ H';j; ~ M.";;.ret Setlt. tt.26.0cU, fO, t.!'O .,_ lllCTITIOUI IUStNm ---..: N:.:..::-..:..t:-..._
(. H'lell IMr. & Mis.), 1"21 Mt. NAMll! STATIMINT Ovrllll 1M aw. -n lrNnMllltely Omer,_ Slreet. F-t•l11 Veli•Y. CA PUBLIC NOTICE Tiie to:tawinv persons •r. dotno IHI ., • ., NII, JACO'S Ol!StGN~. "'7°' llllsln•uas: IHC.-,...._~1vndeflM
Jul·LI Sun...., Sv·Yu Sun IM1. & ftlCTITIOUSMIMN•H SHERM0S ICE CRE.a-.., IM4 San followl119 na-t el Ille r•tt•Wll\t •rs.1, '9» VIOttJuro Orlvt . Hunl· ...... STAT•MllNT Ml9uel o. .. --18e•ch, c.. '1MO addreu;
lillolOfl 8M<ll, CA.,_ TM tollllwtfll ,_,_ Is dot"9 t>utl· "°" Sher,,_ Ai'°'letn , Inc:. le JACO'I DeSIGHS, INC.
• M•"' W (Ill end H•I LH C"i I Mr neu at: C•llfornlk c.orpor•tlan) • .00 Nt wper1 JOaw.nctt" Dnve • ~• & Mrs.I. 179' Ortote Ori••, Co1la WI LLI AM DEE JACOaS Cente r Or., Suite "E, .. Newport N_,8Md\,Cellflnlla
...... CA.,.. ENTElltl'llttSES, mn.D llteOt:llllnt 8H<ll, c:. ""° TM ... _ .......... lrMtf9r Wiii .. ~ J•o HtMfl...., J vdV Htltll '""'' A Stt•t. l'-.ln vettev,ca. ft1'1 T"h bu\nss •• <Oftdv<tecl by•<.,.· c _ _,,,..... .. ., afl9f ~ •.
.... l.I, 12Sll .,.,...,,.. Creel:, C:.rrllos, Wllllem 0.. Jacotll, W1 Oc-· POf'•llon t•. el tlw U. Oftk et of JOSE"" A.
(jlr.t01'01 Cf'ftt,H ............. 8N<ll.Cll..... 110Ns.1EAMAH SHU,.., Ill, 1• _..,. Malf> St,_t.
' Tl'llt ...... MU ,, conelvct•O by • Tiii• ........,, •• <-led l>y ... 1... ASSOCIATES, INC. Sllll• "'· ~ Nta, c.tlfomla.
,.....'" _,,.n lllp. di•._... F. Aonetd ,..wmtfl. • Cl•tm• of c,...ton _., lie 11 ...
Mot111 w. Clll WlttlMI 0.. J«* Pl'Htdlnt wlttl Ille U. Oftk• of JOSE"" A.
tlll• \ltlefMftl we\ !tltd with ,,,_ Tlllt .....,_. -fifed •ltll t1w Thll •tel-I Wo1$ llltld wllll 1119 SHUFI', Ill Clfl er lleWi Ot1alltr J,
b.ufliv Otrll Of°'""" j'.Ollflh on Sep. C-ty CIMI Cll 0r.,... c--.tv.,. •· County Cl••-ol Or•110t Cou111y on ••· ilmWr ,._ ~. ~ 11, 1•. A11911st 27, 1'IO. Da!N: ~ 17, 1•.
,.._. flt... flM41M COl.Ll!eN O'HARA
• PYM.__ Or-. c.a.t. Olllty '91M ........ Or-.. C... Deify l'ttee ...... , .... Or111et CMtt 0..ty l'llM .......... Or .... Ciatl Deity ,..... ~· 11. "·a.~ a.,.. ~'~ *'·"·..,on.'·"·•• _ ~ ""'· ,., lt!M s. 11. tt, •• u1N1 s.e. "·,.. -
b __ , ... -------. ----.-
NOTICEO ..
T•USTEE'S SALE
TS No IO~t ...
TAUS TORS
Rtt<"••. Georoe R Mid Madellne
On O<taber 11. '"°· •• •. u A.M . SECURITY ALLIEO SERVICES ••
Cluty •PPOl,.,ted Trullff uneler •nd ll'lr-• to Deed of Trwt recorcteo
Je11uety I, IM, es '"''· No. 1172. In il>OOk 1)-, ~ UIS, ot Olllcla t
Aecoros In llW office of 1,.. County
Aecordfr ol Or-County, St•te o!
CAllllornl•. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
AUCTION fO HIGHESf BIDDER
FOR CASW f POY•ble •I lime OI Hie in
lawful "-Y of .... Unllld Sl•tHI al
the m•ln tnt••"ce :o tne County Courlhouw , 100 Civic Center Drive
Wot, S.ftl• Arw, C.iltornl•, •II rlohl •
tllle •ncl l"terHI convoecl to •no no•
""Id by II unoe.-Y•CI OMCI ol Tru•I In
ll>e propw1y >ilueled '" W•d County
•ncl SUit ~rl&d ar.
TM Sout-erty 137 .SO IHI ot
Loi • ol Tr«I No. so.. In tno Ci lY ot
Cos I• MtY, County ot Or-, Stale of
Cetltornl•, •• PH mac> recorded tn
80011 " P419e l l of Mlscell•MOUS
M•P•, In IN otltce of tit• County
Recorder ot .. Id County
The •lreel •ddru• •nit otlle•
common ...,..ton. II Mly, of Ille
re•t properly lf•n •llled el>ove Is
purporl.O to oa· O• EHi Flower
Str .. t, O.te Mew, CAlllornle.
TN ~....., Trvstff dlK lelmS
..,1 11•111111'1' lor .,, 1nc:orr..:tr1HS of
IN "'"' -es• -other <emfl'IO<> deJl-tlon, II My, .-N•eln
Said ""' wlll be ...-. 0..1 wllf\Ovl
covet\ant or ••rr•'"Y· e•ore11 or
lmpllect, .._.ttlnt 1111•, POUHSIOn, or
tncuml>rarKes, to pey tl>e remalnlno
prtn<lpel •um OI Ille noteh) se<ured
lly Mtld Deed of Trust, with lnlern1
IMfeoft, es provlcled tn WIO notelSI.
•dv•nc:fl. II MIY. ul\der 11\e term• ot
H id 0eH ol Trust, lee., CNr9H and
upensn OI trw Tr~" -of Ille
''"'" <rMltcl 1>y wld Died ol Ttu•t T"• lol•I emounl or ,,.. unpeld
INl•nce ot ti. obllljatlon M<u•ll<I by
ll>e property lo Ila told -fHsonable
ullm•l•d <OSI>, tapt nsu •nit
•ttvences •I ,,,. lime of Ille lnlll•I
puDllcallor1 of ,,,. Nollu or Sflt I• ,,..,,ll7.4.
Tiie l>tonefl<l•rv uno.r .. 1e1 O.d ot
Tr1111 lltrtlolore ••ecu:ed end
dell•••"" 10 IN Ul\Cler\IQl\ed • written 0.<l•r•lloo of Oe!•ult MICI Dem•nd
tor S.te, •nd • ••Iller• Notice ot
Oel•vlt encl Ele<lton lo Seif Ttw
undtr•lontd <•used MtiO Notice or
Oeteult -Ete<llon to S.11 to be
recordtO In ttw county wnert lllt re••
pr-rty 11 loc•lecl.
Dated: S.Pl..,,t.r tt, '"°· SECURITY ALLIED
SERV ICES
es Mtld '""'" 11020 CNndler Blvd.
No Hou...-. C• .. "411' um -...u
By: Jucllltl A. Kullno.
.au·1. Vice Prnldel\1
Pvt>ilsl!ecl 0raf191 CoeH O•:ty Ptiol
Sept, 1'. U. Oct. l. ttlO 31 ... IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
IF YOU OBJECT to the
granting of the pet ition,
you shoold either appear
at the hearing and state
,your object ions . or file
written objections w ith the
court before the hearing.
Your appearance may be
in person or by your at-
torney.
IF YOU ARE A
CREDITOR or a cont·
lngent creditor of the de-
ceased, you must file your
claim w i th the court or
present It to the personal
representative appointed
by the court within four
months from the date of
first-issuance of letters as
provided in Section 700 of
the Probate Co de of
California. The tim e for
filing claims will not ex-
pire prior to four m onths
from the date of the hear-
ing noticed above.
YOU MAY EXAMINE
the file kept by the court.
If you are interested in the
estate, you may file a re·
quest with the court to re-
ceive special notice of the
invefllpry of estate assets
ancf"Of the petitions, ac-
co unts a nd report s
described in Section 1200
of the California Probate
Code.
Robert L . Humphr•ys,
Attorney at Law, Ht
Dover Driv•, Suite 33,
Newport Beach, Ca. 92663;
tel : 645-2710
PUllllJNCI °'-C:O.H Delly Piiot Seot. 11. It, 24, 1'90 llOs.tO
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTtc• 0, ,u•LtC MIARING
HOftCE IS HEAEIV GIVEN thet • p\11111< .... 11111 wlil 0. i'Wld l>y IN City c-tll d II• Cll'f' al C.\a Mau on OclOll>er •, t'llO, •• •1JO p.m., or es.-.
tMrHlt ................. mey ....... d. In ... Olullcll CNrTIOer\ of City Hall. 11
'•Ir 0.1~ QISu Meta, on,,_ fol-I"''"-"
"IOUEST FROM HA .. 80R TOWING,,... -11th Street. C:O.Y -... lor en IMre-In retn for _."O wrwkin. ..__.
Batie T-.-..... , .... ....... ... -••• WOO
HH•Y °"'II T-I-'Iii '°"I .............. , .. , SJ0.00
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FIXER
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71 4-031 -6990 •
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SE1\ LlON Hi': \LTV
673-5154
UNITS, UNITS
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Real Estate
NEWPORT FIXER!
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BEACH WALK
$162,900
Ex<·epuonally attractt\'C
tl(J() sq ft lownhome with
I ~parinus bedr0<1m~. 3
Uaths all the features of
an 1nsl .ml h11nw G real
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I PROPERTIES
OCEAN VIEW!
911 tu ~l·wpnrl 11l'ean
tr11n1 lJri:1• I lldrm 2
llrepla•·l''" -.ta1111•d Jc:la:.s.
\\oo d heamcd n•l11ngs.
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Jund 1..t6-i l71
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411,5011 SQ rt lul lol!ated
n"ar Urani::e Count \
J1rport l 't:uld tw rl'lOnt•d
.\P U\\nt•r w1ll earr)
\\Ith Sl.J0.000 down Full
price $525.000 C all
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NEWPORT SI 18,900!
,FfXER $91,000 very affordable Newport
Bring your p:unt brush Terrai·e ron do ! Up
and save thousands· 4 graded end unit Extra~
Bdrm l•lwnhome. dmtn)! windows uHorc1 mor e
r oo m . p rivate t r ee ltgbl and view plus
shaded put10. and huge a ddec1 roun t e r :. &
greenbelt Just steps st o ra ge tn r oun t r y
from pool. Impossible LO kitchen ! Take over low
mulch! Call 963·6767 Interest. low payment,
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LOWDOWH,
VACANT
Seller wants fast sale on
th i s 3 Brlrm horn l'
Wrouiiht Iron gatC' enlr).
f lower ltllcd ya rd .
beautiful htt rdwoud
Ooor;. Only $86.500
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71 4-631 -6990
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Tustin Pool Hom.
F'our bedroom. 3 baths,
pool, spa, ga~ BBQ and
nearly 2:nl Sfl ft Ask ing
Sl7i.SOO. A.ct. 556·2660
GREEHIELT
GARDEN CONDO!
:ial,950 2 Bdrm 2 bath.
super 'harp Assume
louns or try only $3.500
down. Call now. 5-16 23l3
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PEllFICTIOM!! s P . • Ba , t111tu1Q wattrfr.~nt home
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•14'r • 1 t.-.de for Palm S.rtao t.atate
For detllla on th.ii home
and 1ppt Co IH, call
Carol IWJ, •. 831-toM
OPEN SAT SllN I ~.
iOO Morning Star l.n 1-.tfloO o \\ner&12 '1857
•.it:. •• n MOUUTAJN SECl.USIO.
10 th is Pla n 2
t'msswoods 2 bdrm, 1 • ~
bu , plush new camel
car'J)l!t, plantation shut
lo.:rs. up~radetl kitchen
lloor. new apphances.
park hke )ard wi th nice
palm Close to So. l'~st
Plaza SlOl ,500 ~ '°°"..:.. .,..
Ele•ut eittrJ adda to -----111m--1 OU. apedacWu 3 Blrm .-, ~
2 bath boait. ~e ~-n....-1 ... ,~ trJ kitchen, family area MUST• SOLD
o"ns _to 1nt.rtaiDin1 4 ndrm. lge ram rm, pedd. Spanting pool and ., spa. Tr\llY a family newer. with Tudor de·
bom9. SLM.l80. Call to si(n, auwne loan with ~. 'S46·%31.1 only ~ do.
Ol'IN ,,, , ·~I DllYI IY
412 16THPLACE
SllS.000 or 7
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67MOOO WANT ACTION?
Cl_,ed Ads M2·58'78
macnab I trvtne
raalty
.-. ~ IAYlllOWf tcwn•tot•
One-of-a-kind w/nurly 3000 sq.ft. of
Eu~ Oavor! French doors &
windowi opetl onto 2 wide terraces
on the bay. 3 spacious BRS & baths.
W•lk-tn bar. 2 marble fplcs. Lovely
1ourmet kitchen. Priv•te pool. A
beauty offered at •1.100.000 incl.
lud. Cathy Scmreickert SG-&35.
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v1t'w .•. plowt.>d road Lge
fam rtn. 3 br, 2·ba. base
ment 15 yr old 2 ,,tor)
rurn1shed Assumahlc
loan under 10'; 1nl
Owner will hel1> fmant·1·
Call for d1rce11o n s
$7 9 ,5 00 Br u k er
l 338·5495/ 337 9751 ---
R.\NCHOSANTE I'!::
Lovely 4000 Ml ft 4 hr.
J~'a ba. on 2 acres Lovely
view. Near all. S.575.000
Lovely S br. 3 ba. \•iew
Close to village Priced
to sell. 5499.000.
CULVER & ASSOC.
EITordo St.
RanchoSante f c. CA
1·™-2476
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fi1 ColdweH Banker
.. CAMYOM TOWMtOUSI
Beautifully upgraded 2 BR & den
town~e. Original owner touches
include mirrored fireplace. wet bar
& wardrobes plus ·parquet flooring
in kitchen & entry. $209,900.
UDO ISLE IAl&AIM
Owner will assist in financing 4
Bdrm home on large lot. New
kitchen. Beautiful ..decor .. Large
patio: SteJ>! ~ beach tt tenms.
Only $395,000 fee.
RCTaylorCo
(140-9900
THE l:Q-=
NUMBER TO SEE
COSTA MESA Or-FICE J1to ...... m.4.
t7 I 41141-t4t I
IMTW '·aft' IMYISTMINT
With the creative financing
available, these units will
provide you with the TAX
SHELTER you've been look·
ing for. We have assumable
trust deeds and a seller will-
ing to carry paper. This 4·
plex is only 3 yrs old & has
practically no maintenance
& many amenities. Asking
$285,000.
1M1 MOST
llOI THI LIAST! ,
Enjoy entertaining in this
spacious living rm with a
wet bar. Send the kids off to
their large bdrms & relax in
a tastefully decorated at-
mosphere. All this & more
for only $115,000. VA/ FHA
too!
ISTIAL Ml!
Outrageously low priced
family home offered at
SlOS,000 ALL TERMS !
Located near Murdy Park
on a lge cuJ-de·sac lot with
fruit trees & spacious rooms
is just right for a family.
Call now before it's too late!
Walker Blee
1111 E1t1t1
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lll£ST Pia
On Uae ocun aide ol the hwy. in lovely
Corona del Mar. Cute little 2 bdrm
home wtth fireplace. enclosed yard
and Iota of trees. A rull size R-2 lot
too! Reduced by out or town owner to
onlY S187 ,500. It's a steal! Call to see.
POfULAI I SToaY 4 • Rancho Mesa home near Los Alamos
Park in Fountain Valley. Cl<>Se to
shopping, library. Post Office. Plenty
of fruit trees in back. Garage has 220
thruout. Priced right to sell at
$125,900. Owner motivated and
w/consider 2nd TD. Mas Jimbo, at
963·7881 or 962-5162 agent.
CAPE COO COMMEllCIAL
REALESTAn CHAIMH
Cha rming residence of
exceptional qualit>' and
impecc able tas t e 3
Bdrm with abundant
closets. 3 baths. Large
dynamic rec reation
room with wetbar. Din
1og area. garden like
yard. A m ust s ee for
Sl 12,500 Call 546-2313
CAREER
Established local firm 1s
taking applications from
licensed real es tate
salesmen & brokers for a
c-areer m l'Ommercial re·
al estate management &
brokerage. Extensive un
lhl' job training Ill a ll
aspects of this field i\
unjque opportunity for
the busmes~ minded real
estate person. Call for an
interview. Realonom1cs
Corp. 675-6700
OPltJ ''4 v • '' S ivt• !UN·. ~t
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MAGMftCIMT
8000 S /F • VIEW
MAHSIOM
$1,150,000
OIW«HTIH
End unit condo in Irvine.
1 Bdrm. comm . pool &
tennis . Owner says
"selJ ! " Under market al
$70,000. Fantas tic
creative financing.
Rick Alderette, Rltr
832-0440
Classified Ads, your one-
stop shopping center. •
RED CARPET
754-1202
CIE
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE .
WOODlllDal. OM THI LAii
. •'9MI A Unique Three Bedroom Detached Condo
Home. Prime Development SWTOW1ded By
Grasa & Trees. Family Room Wllh Fireplace
Opens To Dttklng With Nl1ht Lights &
Water View. Separate Dining Room. Many
Uprrades. Beautifully Decorated. Communl·
ty Jncludes Buch. Clubhouse. Tennis. Pools
& Spa. $290.000.
IAl.IOA NMIMSULA
Charming Beach Home. Owner Will Carry
First Trust Deed. Walk Across Street To
Ocean Front. Or Walk To Homeowners
Private Beach & Boat Launch Area. Unobatruct~ Ocean -View From Current
Sundeck Or Potential Second Story. Comer
Lot. $358.900
® 759-91•.
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Selh. Af1ltoll>. Prop,,1y M•""9fmf111
2436 W Coast Hwy 31~ Marnie Ave
Newport Beach Balboa Island
611-1400 '7~900
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3 S un set Palisades
Homes. Ocean view or
ocean front ( l w /st airs lo
the s urf). ·Price range
from $315.000-$465,000.
"Sunset Palisades"!" on
the San Luis Obispo Bay,
of course. Wea.ther
s up e rb . Golf un ·
croweded, rishing great,
& prices still affordable
Call Gold Coast Realty.
Pi s m o Bea c h
805. i73 461 1.
)f'o. T~ H.arfJor.
~ Realty,'"'
... ~~' 675-1163
SPYGLASS HILL
Owner must sell t he
eleg ant <Lu s k J
Newporter Pin. 4 Br.
frml dining rm Step
down liv rm pvt
courtyard, spa Owner
wiU condsider trade or
exchange. AITD or land
contract Pri ced at
$459.000.
HARIOR RIDGE
RU&.n
544-9411 675-1163
WB.L
DCUUUSE!!!
ME!!!!
If the constant roar or the
ocean 1s going to kee p
you awake nights don't
bother to read lhb ! Wit.h
all that sand there isn't
much yard work. but
what do I know. Just sit
there while someonl· else
snaps up this OCEAN~
FRONT charmer with a
private stairway to the
beach. Let some other
romantic couple snuggle
up by the fireplace. enjoy
the panoramic ocean
' view and gloat over the
great deal they got on
this 3 bedroom home on
the water that could have
been yours for o nly
$790.000. Are you really
going· to let this op·
portunity slip away
again? Come on · Just
phone 758-ISOI and say
"OK. show me this home
(~f-Jil15j
F.atate
Ddebout B &Beach R~Estate
COSTAMISA
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For those who can use
h elp in HO USE
PAYMEN'18! Neat tl\ree
bedroom. two bath home
PLUS attractive une
bedroom r ea r unit.
SOXJM R·2 lot. A great
potential. $16.S.OOO.
'14·7300 M.I.
UDO ISLE
Lrg redecorated 4 Br
w/huge separate mstr
suite upstairs. Gourmet
kitchen. Imported tile &
sinks, 2 frplacs. new
heating, new tile roof .
Vacant and ready. Ask-
ing $495.000. Owner will
help finance.
JACllSREALTY
67R670
SUIOIYISIOH
Prime l\igh desert .
Phelan. Approved ten-
tative tract map for 16 '2
acre lots. Water & power
at sight. S160,000. Prin.
only .
BALBOA IS LAND
REALTY
673-8100
Comer lot. two 2 Bdrm
Wlits. excellent Eastside
Costa Mesa location.
Nice investment at s1s9.100,
M Ma $77 ,ooo
Cute I Br twnbm waiting
for you! C~an 6 up-
grllded thni-oul Aaaume
FHA In! Hurry, don't
milt ·call 641-7434 C•••t21,..... ...
ALL YOU COULD All JOI
A .. A Um.I llT MOU
2 Bedrooms; 2 ba{hs. l 7SO .ft. f amL
y roorii"&separa e mmg room. o --
by room attached to 2-car garage .
large living room with wood-burning
fireplace. Oversized lot. beautifully
landscaped. Great for outdoor enter-
taining. You can't get more for
$179.500.
WISLIY M. TAYLOI CO .. UA&.TOIS
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MIWPOIT C9fTB. M.I. 644-49 I 0
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MEWPOIT Spec-tacular home on thl·
DUPLD 18th fairwy 1n elttt
2 Units on ree land Thaymes Cnyn rtn;1n
Across from park. Near avail ~5.000. R Wid
heach. bay. & shopping. dows. Gump & Ayers
Priced at $205.000. Eves R e a I E s t 11 t e
642·2253 Ml r,19 &.">SO
DOOIS TO HACH
2·2 Duplex Q\\ ne r
motiv ated . Oµen to
treu tlve f 1nant·1n g .
Possibly little or no cash.
Will trade propert~ ho:at
car or ?" $249 000.
Eves 548·07f5
associated
BRUI' CllS llfA LTORS
/C]'. II< Balbvo b'l lHl
OUTST AMDIMG!
3 Bdrm. 2 ba home, aµ
prox 0 yrs younjl l<'rpk ,
parquet entr~. hu1n·
patio. greenhouse water
softner. e le1· !(ar dr sn.900
So. Calif. Realty
546-5605
JASMINE CREB
Superior greenbelt
lorat1on potential
for pkture window.
ocl•an view 3 Bdrm
hi~hly up jlrad e d
\\ air coml .. & great
unrqu€
IS WHAT WE SEEK!
We are two energy ctt1c1en1 homes tn search
ol two environmentally perceptive tam1t1es
_. s.ingula1ly aware people to en1oy Ille nat·
ural rapport berween their home and Its sur-
rounding., We were created by an Arr h1tecll
Interior Oes1gr1erlLandscape Architect 1eam
sensn1ve to the comtort and letic1ty ot our
o<.cupants
We will be built on two scarce goll course
lots al the beach In San Clemen1e Our hghl·
Ing, heating and cooling needs will be pro·
vlded by natural energy flowing from 1he
abundafll sunsn1ne and ll'e coot breezes of
tile Pac1hc Ocean
We wlll save you money because we
1 need less energy.
2 use energy more ell1ctenlly
3. use energy from the environment and
4 re<iuire smaller te" e•pens1ve bacl\up
sys1ems
(\SK our sponsors lor lhe vltal s1a11s1tcs
They are proud ol us and will help our new
families w1lh creallve l1nanc1ng Any rea'°n
able proposal w111 be seriously considered
tor ine notewonny buyer who ltrmly believes
In the concept or energy eflic1erit llvtng
From $235,000 00. Call or wnle tor brochure
/d~~~,$u;.
Post Office Box 1696 P
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
(714) 557-7125 (24 hr5)
SHOGUN 1910
This magnificent oriental
style home on a hillside in
No. Laguna provides a set-
ting in which any Shogun
would feel at home .
Featured thruout are hid<Jen
sliding Shoji screens. a
secluded spa is located on
the lower of the two ocean
view decks with each of the
3 Bdrms opening out to a
large deck. The gorgeous
landscaping adds to the
mood. This unique way of
life is offered at $585.000.
GREAT VIEW!!
FAMILY HOM•
Spaciom 4 bedroom home in
the exclusive private area of
Niguel Shores. The view of
the ocean and Catalina sun-
sets are spectacular from
the family room . H ving
room, dining area, master
bedroom. as well as the tree-
sh aded decks. Entertain
your guests in the walled
garden patio with spa.
Owner motivated! Priced to.
sell at $52.5.000.
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ELEGANT WA THFRONT
RESIDENCE
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BEACH DUPLEX
631-1532
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$269,500. Owner will
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m!1s ter bdrm. wood siding. RV
pnrktng f~"il o f a l l BEST
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ed m 1wod are;,i Bu' l'r
ma) t akc mer ex t!>lln~
loan h) PJ) '"L! I
point S42.5. 000
LGCJUM Ni~I Alty
!!30-5050 t 9'. 4 ().ti)
EAST SIDE
FtX OR IUILD
!Br hse on liOx MO fl 2 Int.
w rl plx pl:in~ Assume lg
loan. S89.000 Uwnl•r ai.:t
1,J \ 292:1
ASSUMAILE
LOW INTEREST
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MESA. VERDE
On Goff Course
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den. Vanl.utl wall 1·ov1·r
1ngi,. c·us tom ltar•lwood
par11uet anti lt;1lta11 ltll'd
nnors, nUITll'rHll.., 1)1h1•r
amenities /\n out!tl anti
ini.: home S:JSll.IJl>tl
Roy McCarcl•. Rltr
548-7729
SI 0,000 DOWN
• Just on\: ;watlable '\111\1'
1n today I )ear nld
T11wnhou.5e, l Udrm 1
"212 Ha Xlnt ternh
S I 2 5 . 0 0 0 fl 4 6 ti~ 0 7
761-~
EASTSIDE 6 PUX
RED'. TO SlZS,000
with $166,800 tn assuma
ble loans, rang mg from
83 to IJ"4,, S26.340 gross
income annually. Well
kept, single story unib
with 4 gar ages PLUS off
street parking nn f.Ox300 n lot
644-7211
GREAT FAMILY
HOME
Ilk . 2Ha. ltgh1 & .11r~ I
!ilk l11 )tt·hl & p:irk I '~ m1
to hl·h Onlv 118 !loo
846-5502 •
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IH : \l' II ('()'DO BY
O\~ER. l~•l'helor un11 ,
r11>le. pool J3l' Al·ru:-~
l'l 'll from the licJch
' I luntmgton H::.rbor area
Pnce 583.000. assume 10
5 81 , t~t or S49.000. Call
Mike 542 35.53. 840-6426
FORMEA MODEL
Sopt•r upgraded .i Bdrm.
I ha lam rm on IRl' c:or
m•r lot !Y1uth Hu nl4 Be h
Slt>2,:'10ll
1, Bl.l\.S TO BCll
l.J <Ju1•:.t<1 l~a Palm<i I br
hdrm with red lrlc roof,
ll \' al·c·ess C DS lot
S139.5(J(J
R.E Ptofessionals
963.8377
S5000DOWN
i-:nJOY gurgc1)U:> 2hr on
-;u ndy bcal'h for $1 500
mo !T a x dedu<.·t:ih le l
p II 0 I . l' I ll I> h 0 u s e .
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(e alur ~~ 78 .500
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CONDITION
f'errifi c famrl\• h•Jme.
h){'al llll m Collt:i.:1· I' .irk
a r l' a F c .1 l 11 r 1 11 (! 1
Bdrms. IJrj!l' fa m th
room and honu~ n>0m
:'Ii 1'.1 r park a n cl poo I
Loan rn:iy ht' t akl'n ... uh
Jel'l lt1 l'x1sling l1nan1
rng ()ff('l'('d a l srn; 1100
Call ~0·1151
~HERITAGE
'. REALTORS
O p en Fri •S at /Sun
Heritage. 2br. T wnhse·
pool /park RIG.500 Owne r
559· 7145 752 t4J9 courtesy
tn brokers.
OCEAN & CANYON
VIEWS
Spl1•ncl1ll hornt· 11f \\tJ11<I
and gla!>~ with p,wh win
flow framml! u d1ff1•n•111
•x·ean or mou111 u111 \' ll'"
Own th1!> 1·omfort.1hl" :1
Rllrrn hmn · or tfr.1111<rl lt'
~pan':. f11r nnl,> S!ti.5 01111
(;01111 I 1nJol 1ng .11 ;11 l.1
till·
64~7211
ea . ' .
Open House Satu rda)
12 5 :125 Magnoh<i Dr
No end Spanish .,t' le.
.HOO -;q ft. •I Br I Ha
SJ.').5.0t.111 Sherne Doh1·n1
Hit) bGI i3.5."l
ON T it F: B ~:1\l'll .VI oh tie
Home 2 Br . rl•d\\oocl
d erk. c edar s hake s.
~ hardw11od int. rrplc
I ~~HlJ!it} s.5.<J,9oo t7M l 49<J:l816
559·88&& Fi RE:Al -House--/S•tud-io•/•G•s•t. •
Picture perfect. JUSL hkl•
model home. Turtlcrot•k
H1ghland..c;. gd ai.suma
blc ftnancmg. ca II nu>A
B o b W a l z ,\gt ,
1714 )731 7544 .
THE.GROVES 160Lal~a
Over 1600 sq. fl. of home Op.n Sat /Sun 1-4
Bdrm ;,!•, l\:tt h
S.:.-µaral!' U in1ng lt m
F 1rl'µlu l·e 1n Mast••r
Borm (;uardcd J,!att·
('41mrnuntty S224.500
495-5220 "96-2413
830-5050 49 3.9494
1-:lt'gant 1nd111ir outdoor
In mg w •1t·ca11 11e.,., ·1
h1 . :! l1a g<irclcn hume 111
'•• 1· u rt t 1 r" m mun 1 t '
\\ ret• fat· & µool or
''alk lo bcac·h. ::! µat111~.
atnum. upstJ1rs s lud1n,
µruf d ec or I m
maculale' 1-496 3364
ai;:ent
1055 . ..•...•........••••..
LUXURIOUS
NEW DECOR
lleau11ru1 in and out with
l1t:Jm,•d 1 ell1ngs. -.k 1
hi:hts ;m<I m a wc1oids)
~t't (mg Wtlh aln um and
rn<1 turc t r ee~ .>nd
greener) ..\cross from
tenms courts a nd l'er)
pn \13 l c w1 lh u s pa
Spacio us 2 bdrm + den.
formal dining room m co
nrdmated neutral del'or
A beautiful home ftlr the
perfectiorust ! $149.500
Waterfront Honws
Inc. . 673·6900
in a 5 Star park for just GOO ft to tht' bea ch!
$16,700 down! CUSTOM ():can ~•cw too' l lldr &
LEXINGTON COACll separate guest apt, All
featunng 2 maste r br~. "/baths 2 S tory ut
C A. 2-1 hr security g ate. l<tl'hl'tl ,k, hl(hte<I studm
f 1p. pool. clubhnu~e & ha~ 572 S(I II i\rl1:.ts and •••••••••••••••••••••••
tenms 913.750. crJ ft~mcn don't rn1S!i ----------·
1069
559·8888 th1!>' Then· art' 3 \\oo<I
PREMIUM
LOCATION
A ~unn .> corne r IO I.
across from !'tWlm ,,.Kil
;,nd lu s h 1>11F-k <!
Bdrm +nmv 111•11, :! ha ,
Hu c khnr 11 Mtll 1n
Lk crftl'ltl pul111 huflll''
lltl.!h galtll• wmdn.,.,:. & ''''P tluwn 1n;1~lt•r 'u1t1·
with clrt·:.~1n~ rm Th1!t..,
:in oulstandtni.! r1·~111 .. ni·e
<1n!I a n •;tl \LtlUl' at
$134.500
552-1800
fJ
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..Q Ei\ L 1'0Rt~
trnrntnJ.! f1rcplac·e,. a
la111 nn with \\t'l har J
t•m en•cl :.k' hgltlt'o lanai.
:1 garagt•:. & a rnurt~ ar<I
b1i: t:nt1UJ!h for ... 1x111I /\II
1 h1!. ror S:U'i.OtlO
Home & Gu.st Unit
\1tru1·t1't' 2 \lorv !ttrm·
t un• with plea:-ant m·e<rn
'i\'W. 111x.•n h~·am:. tlc•l·k
&. 11<1110 2 lltlr rn l0ad1
O w 11 " r I 1 n .1 n 1· 1 n i.:
St:t.5.11011
Emrrald Bay + Pool
1\ jac·u1J.1 off the mas 1•r
s uit.r & 2 mun• lulrms
Cu!'t tum µ0111 1n th•'
pnvatc ('r)Ur1.yarcl & t1•11
ms rourts nearby .I ust,
I isled! $45(),000
49~7551
~t/Ur~ Hllltt ~ Mc CORMACt< A E
The fastest draw tn the ----------Wesl. .. a Dally Pilot
Classified Ad. Call Today COMTIMPORARY
642·5678 ---------
JUST LISTED!
WATERFRONT
Pl ER FLOAT , quutnt :!
hrlrm home on legal H 2
I u t 2 t' <i r g a r ,, g t'
S425.00ll'
Balboa lay Prop.
Realtors
•67$.7060•
reniftsula D .....
Complete!) refurbished .
•me hl k to beach You
o wn thl• land c;rcat
ri1wnc:tng sa>S.0110
~
759.9221
LIDOIEAUTY
S pac ious 4 Br ho me.
la r l!e li ving. dinin i.:.
kitchen. m~tr suite. a ll
new beautifully a ppoint
c.-d SW\fl)' patio Owne r
1il41673-lti l0. 673·0.116
macnab I irvine
realty
/\ wood & glass 3 bdrm
h o me with l <irge
playroom for entertJtn
rng nr fu m1I~ fun Sp<'c
lal'ular white "ater & c1
ty lights vie ws Cedar
s1il1ng 1ns 1de & o ut
S350.UOO
CHARMING ..•
BIRD'S EYE
(Jt'ean + ba) \11ew condo .
Boat slip. Tr~ 10' ~ down.
Owner 1s m>l1\'aled ! '
World R E. 543-2.591 A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
TUttnE ROCl~E I.AHO!
/\ single family home w/4BRS. 2'h
b a ths. separate family rm.
separate formal dining rm, as well
as eating area in kitchen; a great
Broadmoor Plan 4. Community pool
and tennis. Offered at a great price
of $169.500. Marion Frizzell 551 ·8700.
(11·12)
-712-1414
is the wort! for,.Jhis 3
bdrm home rn a qwct
north end locatt0n Walk
rnl! dist ant•e lo 'hops &
beach Room for C''<
pans1on $2fi8.500
CROWN POINT
A <I bdrm h<>m l• w1tb
~18 Kings Pl. 3 BR. fam·
rm, 112 ba . lge lot. q uiet
neighborhood. $218,000.
6-l5-SM3
enormous pote nl1al in !•---------• tMs lovely quiet area. THE ILUFFS
Large patio with pool, Upper bpy view. Mos t
secluded spa & BBQ desired original a rea
area Good ocean view Spacious J bdrm + hob·
from sundeck. $389,500. by room . end unit. Huge
"litr'l'!r ~~~~ S25o.ooo. Agt.
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...... , )ft'\
(7141 494-1177
SUPER VIEW Back Bay
Uke new 4 Br. 3 frplcs. 5
new patios. Owner anx·
ious. "$340.000. 751-2442 or
&11·1341
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hilt m !l hath h11m1· &
"·''' h \•111r 1n"''lrn•·t1t
tfolla" i:n1w ()\ •·r" t.t·•I
1111 With 1')(1'••111-111 ll>l'il
t11111 Prw1· 11r:,.,1 wall; r ..
1tuc1•d J>wk up the µhrtnc
... nd c:<t ll n•1"'
• I,"' II h I •. ·s 111 I m
m.wula11· /\\J tl '"'"" l.~1· Of1t1r;n $1~1 l>t>tl II\
l1Wnf'r, 11'J) l!f71
EASTILUFF
1-:x c EPTl<>Ni\I. \'I ~:w
IYOWNER
Redh1ll~Rea.lty
t>7:3 -7:wo
IJuL,Lan1hng V<i lu•· :11.r
d1·n. l~e 111 rm. r•1rml
d r . M-.ny Extras Open ~o u se .11 am -5 pm
Sat Sun Call 644 ·6261
THEILUFFS
F:legant C Plan. end unit .
wrroumhnl.! by tree!> <tnd
I Ui>h g re.:ne n I Br 3 Ra
O)JCncd hc;,im cc1hnL!:..
m1rrur•·tl wall'> new
plu~h 'ari•cl JU!'tl lt)ttl"tl
a t S21U .500 .1\g t•nt
•>W·:HO:l
· ndo w oce an & moun
tam 'te\\ Walk t•1 heach
:1Br. 21 7Jj;,, PoOl·tenn"
$192.500 Owntr 645 Mlil
OCEANFRONT
5hdrm, 2ba. i;uper loc:J
t1on 5399.500 964·71!111
.:igt Pi;ne onl)
DOVER SHORES
F A B U L O US POOL
HOME BIG CANYON
:--;,.w extlus11·e l1st111g
Fuw~t c·ustom horn 11n
1 hl• golf course 5 Bdrm:.
with '"er nOl.lll sq tl of
t)(;'aUt dayt1rn<> ancJ C\ en
4 Bdrm jwit spectacular
:t000 !>Cj fl. S375.000
C/21 N•wport C~nter
640.5357 In)! \ ll•W~ llll'rt•dthlc , __________ _
't't'Un t 1 H~ a ppt t,llru
Wm t'11l1• SI 750,01.10 '
*Cote Realty
& In \'t>Sl ment
640-5777
Real !'.:state
EASTILUFF
Lu ~unuus of)t'n It' mg &
d1n 1n ~ ruum~ :1 R r
II urn. "on 'L la:.l ! OW<.;
fman'cmi.: w JO', down
Open t-b e Sunday Call
for pnor Appl Pnn only
642·1736 557-407
2787 lristol St, CM
lilGAIN!!
17 WHct.)oow Ct.
Owner leaving in 1
month He said "Sell m '
2 hr. 2 ba condo" The
lo" est pnce t $162,0001 m
Newport Crest. Assum<i
ble loan & owner m a\
help Come see 1t & make
'our offer Open Sun 1·5
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LION REALTY
67J.5l54
1076 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
WHl<END
RmEAT
'• blk to beach. 2 Br. 211
ba Condo 1400 sq ft.
frplc. lots of wood a nd
m irrors lnc ludl"'
washer/dryer &. rein);! $135,000 •
VIEW RE.AL TY
770.0544
Fabulous oceanfront lot.
JUSt r,o(fueed SSS.0011
Lo<'atedln prime s.c re
s1denual ne1ghborhooJ
Exciting whitewater &
ocn \IUS. Seller will con-
sider carrying w /10-15';
down at low interest
rate Now offered at
ms.000 Call Paul Yoder
~!ngo 49!'.1· 19~-_ rE:NTHOUSE
Sl08.00IJonly SllK down. &
owner will (1n .. nre at
127<. 3 yrs Pis t•all Bkr
631·2246. ~ 2089
SanJumt
ILUFFS
$20.000 down-4Br. 3Ba
Owner will sell on con
tract or lease option.
Broker. Steve: 957·1900.
NPT HEIGHTS
$139 500
3 Bdrm 2 batt. (1replace.
large lot Roor 2 years
new Call 645·9161
EASTBLUFF
3 BR + tam Rm. open
1: & R + d e n p I u n .
l'arl!lree pool sized yard.
lmm ac h o m e wtlh
l'harm $1.W.OOO. 10'1, a:-
sumable loan. 752 2197
owner /Ugt . -----
! JUST llOUCIO ~
Beautiful mini est ate
situated on over '• a r re
Enter thru'wrought iron
gate to al'I 1mmucula te 4
Bdrm home Exce ptionul
value at only $298,000
Call Natalie. agt
675-6000
Capistr...o I 078 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BY OWNER
Ideal for horses. I acre
country home . 2bdrm.
3000 sq rt ba rn. hwy frnn
t uge PRIN C I PALS
O:'-JL Y S!65.<"0>. ~93·6748
STEAL IT!
Ocean \lleW. J200 SQ ft, I ;i
al" 3 yr new, $239,900.
8.'Jl-3030 -------
OCEANVI EW
3200 sq ft. '3 acre_ A s teal
at $234,990. Open Sat Sun
1-6. 8.11· m> smtc.-..... -----,-080
•••••••••••••••••••••••
LOW-l.OW~RICE
3Br. large lot. near busi-
ness district. & school.
Conventional.
IYOWNER
SI0,000.
547-3182
5-lh ........ 1016 •••••••••••••••••••••••
10•1,, DOWN. GREAT
FINANCING
AVAILABLE!
This charme r with 2
bedrooms, 2 baths in
South Laguna ha1 ocean
views and a beC\c h
nearby. Lots or class.
loads of charisma Just
litted at SL58,900. 497·3331
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MOllLfHOME
SALES
t'illh llarhaor Sit-2116 \
540.5937
Mohtlt> 11 111111· 5 St.11
P ark In"''' :! tar , 11!•11
i! ba. 24i.1~1 llhl "uh ''"
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Acre~ for Sale I 2QO .•••••....•......•.....
57 +VU ACRES
Uul) 1 11111"' I 111m ~.I
fo111 58.500 1to:r J •Tt• Sold
J ll lul!ether '"" 1 an ... uh
UI\ t•le \Int term~
Lolxt.•11 Ht•Jlt \ x 11. 1,,'J1MJ
1300 ........................
FOR E\ ER V<t'J~l \lt•w . I
hlk from hea t·h in S:.in
Clt.>me111l• ~JJJl'ltlU" I
liR Sl ltlllltO ~!i-l 8i t!I
al(t
lh1 top C1I tlw U.1n.1 l't
Ha r bor II ' "" nt'r
2bdrm 2ba .• lit l'let· tux
at.lull <'•>-<1p apt.SJ"9,000
Pnm: Only -196 2131 . .
INdt P_r"Ope'tty I 3 SO .........•.............
Coron<1do Ca's
L"oronwlo J'(•n1nsula
:.i bdrm 2 ba C.:hanc l
fronL home with 40' L
shaped doc•k for 2 boats
H1.l(h heam<>d c1•1lmi;:s.
alrium. f1re plac·c. "Cl
bur & pnvaLc pul10 on
Lhe chanel GrcaL home
for living & enlertainin.I(
Owner 213 391 3606
c~twyLok/
Cryph 1500 •••••••••••••••••••••••
-iacn fwe. ~ e.i 2 luwn
cry Pl lvts . Garden or
Oc\'ollon. llarbnr Ldwn
Mcmvnal Park 1611 liR>I
i lots. Harhor l.Jwn, rca!>'
mowd neccl to ~ell
~ 3654 afl 5
6 µlols Harbor L ."'"
C e m t' I l' r y S p r u 1· 1•
Gan1en Sell l a n ftn
:>i5 i3111
T'),I.> Punlh· \ 1ew Lui~
S111t> b) Stele Hoth fur
pnee of Ofll' $5.'lll r .. 11 !II~
Conwmrcial
Pr-operiy 1600 •.••••••••.•...........
LAGUNA IEACH
9600SQ.FT.
14 Leasl'd commerC'1ul
1mlu.slnat umL~ locall•d
on one of La l!Unu '11 ma tn
highway!> Bu1ldin~ re
cenLlt•' remodell'd I hl!h
deman<I Jrca Partners
wanL out. offt>nng \t'Q
allract" c financin~ 011 .1
loLal prH·c ''' $575.000 With $166.750 dO\\ n
Realonom1cs 6i 5-ll7UO
M-GIOME
Older home. ~araite und
barn will produce s ome
Income wh1I£' you plan
ne"'' de\\'lopment ll.!150
!>Q ft of lancl nt'ar 181 h &
Wh11t1er C :\I
West.y N. Taytor Co.
Reaffon 644-4910
IUILDIRS
PACKAGE
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Building. S anta na
Near the <.:1v1c L'cntcr
10,400 sq. rt Includes
work1n)! draw111gs &
pe rm1l Chuc k Spiller
Broker 6.11 l266
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"DOWHIR"
I BR up. 2BR down .
du plex. 112 blocks lo
beach. Th is prop erty
went up approx. 25'1 in a
yea-r. Better Hurr~
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REALTY INC.
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HEW FOURPLEX
1\ll 2 bdrm units. t lm.l' 10
San Bernardino ('It'
1·cn1er 200'1-a1,prel'1a
tton avarl Bwltms. A C.
patios Sl:JJ.500.
So. Calif. batty
546-5605
2 Duple" lots C.M.
With 2 Rental Houses.
,\ss ume 10"4 loan $75K
euch Own1Agt 673-6336,
&12·9666
OCEAN VIEW DPL,X
If you ever wanted to
own in\'estment property
I>) the beJCh read lhis ad
carefulJy then a ct quick·
I) Super pnde m & oul 2
)rs ne w Spacious luxury
& qualit) 2 Blks tu the
b<'h The tl?rms are truJy
unbeatable Try a splil
dwn payment of 16';
nvw·9't iii 1 ) r interest rr,-e Have owner carr)
liulanc:e at 1 5'1 interest
Income ~hould co\ er
mortl!,aJ:e payment the
'c ry bl year ,\t an ask
mg pnce or $247,500 &
thr!>e term~. Lhrs 1s the
'cry besl 1m eslmcnt on
the coast.
PRIDE · TAX SHELTER
APPRECIATION •
TERMS
IL has IL all Agt ( 213)
fl!Pl-0311 Pnn only
6 UNITS
$205 000. 25'. down.
C O:'l/TRA('T , neat
Or ange Co b uy Agl
!01·3000
HUNTINGTON SCH
10 Un1 l s comm
re !>1dent1al s ome
w view I blk from bch
Will sell or lrade. Bkr
12131 59'.!·2004 01' 536-9909
1114 I 536-9909
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REDUCED $7,0110
Only S64,500. Ocean view
lot plus a pproveiJ plans
for 1n level home. Walk·
mj( distance tu Dana Pt.
1 lar tx>r. Owner 638-1614
BF.At:TIFUl.ocean view.
Blue bird Ca n yo n .
$130.000. 494·8il9. agent.
READY TO BUILD
Duplex lots. ocean ,•iew
near Del Mar. Excep-
tional terms offered. Call
t 7~ 4556, or 1·755·4667.
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SCOTT REAL TY
536-7533
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Balboa Petlinlllfa 3107 ......•...••...•••.•••.
Charming 5 l>drm. :I IJath
bay front with :18 · l>oat
noat Se1>t July Sl200
mo. Yrl) Sl60U mu Bill
Grundy. 675 6161
Corona def Mar l I 2 2 ...•••••....•.•........
Upgr<tdeol 2hilrm. 2 ha
house w1lh pn\'ale yrd &
1· a r p o r t N o p e t .,
S'i2.5 m1) Gardener incl.
Reily Kerr 67:1 1181
Costa~ 3124 ...••..............•..•
House for renl J 1-z Bdrm I
Ba S425 2.5-<W N cwport
Blvd. Umt 1, Furnished I
lldrm T o'Jllt.'r $295
642 9194 !MS-HJ06
LOCJ111M1 ~ach 3148 .........•............•
Oteanfront dlx furms.hed
mobile home. 2bdrm rn
sec park w healed pool,
sauna. spa. pvt beach
}1oothl) or lse ;>49 2405
or499·3816.
3169
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~aconlay
ON THE WATER
BeaulifuJ 2 bdrm+ cle n <!
ba, frplr. pvt heuch. ll'n
nis l'OUrt & moonn~ fur
l 7 · boa l U l i I 1 n 1• I
$12001mo wmter.
IA YFRONT flol ls.
F.X<.:EPTHJ:\',\L VIEW
of Pav1hun Plu!>h decor
$700 wk or s hort lcr m
WIMTER RENTALS
2 Br. new furn. 5tiOO mo
I Br. S500 mo Ill'"
Walerfront Salisbury
673-6900
LIDO ISLE
Completely furnished
with everyth111g .' uu
need. Re1T¥>deled & lie
corated. 3 Br. den 2 bath
Monthly. Bill Grund),
Rltr. 675·6161
Oreanfronl 2 br. 2 ba, !l
mos lease Avail 1rpmed
$700 mo. Agt 673·911(.0
PEN I NSULA
BAYFRONT
House with beach and
do i:k . 6 bdrm s
furnished. G real \'lew
Avail Oct 6 t hru June 6
$1500/mo. Waterfront
Homes 6.11-1400
WATBtFRONT
4 hr. 2 ba. refng. stove .
compl. fl)rn. fenced
patio. lge garage, 20·
boat slip. ~/mo. ) rly.
wkly or wkeod 675·369'2.
675-4421 ----
PRIME 15 AC Com
merc1al Land. 900 rt rron
ta ~e on H w y I ll
Sl.200.000. Call Barbara
Glass at C/21 Sandpiper
640-4950
BA YSHORE. 2br. · bch
~e, lo June l5th. $650.
---------· 213·fln-0488/ 972 5101
Nicely furn. 2 Br. 1 ba
beach hous e I blk lo
ocean Winter only. l.Jl1I
pd. $475. The Real F.state
Store 675· 1771
PALM SPRINGS
Beaunrul 2 bdrm 2 bath
rondo near com munity
pool. j a cuul. ten nis
courts. Lowest price in
cle\'elopmenl. Cont act
~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ M1'. Wrighttosee. Lido Isl. best location.
I 4bdrm. 2ba. pat io, avail
Sept 2t-Nov JO. SllOO/mo.
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l.11ll1• 1,,ta111t l!i.: I llr a ).lt
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l.ge rum 2 tlr apt JJark
lOl-1 for :! l'ar-. Sl:iOIJ mo lo
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hnml., unrum Sl200 m11
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homl': patio, ge1r. unfurri.
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Soulh Ba vfronL 3 br
tower, gar. furn or un
rum Sl200 mo
South na yfronl 4 br up
per, Kar, $1200 mo
Soulh Ba) front. <t br u11
per, gar $1500 mo, Cum or
unfum
Lou lnchtel & Assoc..
67~3331
llalaoa ,......... 3207
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Bay F'ronl large 2 bdrm 2
ba Condo in Newport
Bay Towers Very lux-
urious Secur1ly bldg
Po s sible boat :.ti p
bi5-8018
Capstt.o leach 3211 ........•..............
Gorgeous3bdrm Manor !
$490. all appliances
Kids/Pets OK184.25) fet!
RENT1MfS 611-4555
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Jasmine Creek new, 2
story. ocean veiw. 3 Br. 3
Ba Fam rm 2700 sq
f t SlS00 1 m o 213 1
446·6684.
Immediate oc1:upan1:y
Fantas tic 180 degr ee
ocean view city lights
from all rooms. Lrg. 2Br .
2Ba. family & dining.
S!l50 mo monthl \'
Wknds & eves. 544.8889,
wkdys. &&2·5757
:l br 2 ba. $725 mo.
carpctr.. drapes. lrplc.
gara.:e. 759 8968
Ca meo Hi ghlands . n1C"e
fal?lll) home. 4 lir. :i ba.
I am rm. den . pool
sauna. SISOO mo Ai:enl
675-5930
IR\'INE T t:RRACE Spac
5br. 3ba, form d r. ram
rm, wet bar gardener tn
c l $1 1100 'm o AGT
IH4·9635
On the beach 2Br, 2Aa
Dplx frpic', pallo µvi
road Fantastic view
$82S/mo hi3·5432
trleul Corona J11.1:hlands
I lome Newly decorated
in & out. Lars:l' t.h ing
Rm with flreplat·e .
(;omplcte new kitchen.
Oak cab111ets. Wall to
wall carpets . drapes ,
m1m blind'>. 3 Or. I Ha.
Obie garage. Large deck
& yard Auto w<1ler
s prinkler . Key to the
b ea ch . Lease $700.
Gardener meld. No dogs
please. ti73 93..16 ----
WANTED. 2br . h ouse
prefer So. of Hi~hwar
SSOO-S6S0542-725S work
Harbor View Homes Ex·
ccutive 4Br. 31,Ba home .
w mlaw apl Beauliful
groun ds . i 59· 0279.
557-7172.
CostaMfta 3224 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IMPECCAILE
Secluded 1>n a quiet
E.slde cuJ ·de·s ac tits 3
!kl pool home will Lake
your breath a way. S795.
You do the gard e nin g
$745. Jeanne. 631·1266.
REALTORS
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llMTIMES 6ll·4555
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Xlnt rin.•11. nl'Or ~~ups "'1tcph11.'t", l"am Rm 2 Pam Rm & den. 1m10t•
I 1.15 ,,71.1 c;ar fillr. 1700 sq. ft. ne.ar ocean view Nll'e patio
ll1am1lton/8ushard. $750 area Pvt 1-umm , tennis,
mo 964 7198or 645·3447 1>001. r luhhousc. ~auna. :.!l'r I Ila. hv rm fr11h'.
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rm t rvlt-, or bcuc h .
iiardcncr S36 04:.!5
3 )Ir, 2ba. 2 c<i.r gar fnr<l
y u r tl. c l ean. S550
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1.,1(<: l br. 3 blk tu beh.
$41MI mu :12:1 I llh St or
cull 5·13 0362
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493 8081 hm1•, of1".
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d~rks hrl'pla•e. n ear
t~ad1 i7()()/llltJ ~tl<I 8714
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tam_,, 1war 111111 course .
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Puols, lenn1~. volleyball
etc $695. 962 5.'18.'l. i\sk
for 1'1:e
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"AMIAICAS LEADER
IN THI IUSIMESS
OF lt&ITALS"
CAI.I.
631-4555
Ray~hore~
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Newport i tc1g ht;, Vt'r\
privatt' 11\'WI~ decor ated
hie 2 story t·ondo 3 Br. 2
l)a. 11(.)W<lcr room. Crplc &
pool Wulk to !!Choots
$850 mo. t>45 4955 or
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631-4555
llnghl :!Ur llonw $4110
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llt'dt>rnr Kids Pet:. Uk
$>511 mo 1i75 1\112 Uk r
! Br, 3 Ba dl'fl, 2 frµlcs,
w<tter ~Yll'W. $800/mo
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1147 001!)
l244
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SS951mo 497 41Y12
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available for 1mme1llate
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lwl!. wekorne, tiuge) d
w all applcs164551 fee
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KIDS /PETS OIC 1': Sid.. lloU!>C. 1; J rage
F1wd \arc! S545 6'1:.! :!SIU,
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l<1nrlstu1,11ng. luw 1·aro·
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'l'h. µark /."icw hoffil'
9115 mo 1\\'lltl nuw. t ull
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Luxuriou.-. 3Bdrm. SSSO
w spacious fenred lot
for Kid-;/ Pets(5S991rec
RENTIMES 631-4555
POSH EXEC GOLF
COURSE CONOO
<! Br 2ba +den. all ap
phances incl. l yr lcJSC
$850 mu. Isl, last+ 5'100
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(;la~s al(' 2t Santlp1p.-r
1;.10 <1950
llOMt:: FIJR Rl-:NT
:I Udrm S5SO Feneetl
yard & ,l(aratie FJmil)
pleas e Kids & pct!>
"ekomc Call 964 2.W.111
9i32971 Age11t.m1lee
f'lll·: I.AKES, 111\ I Ur
l•ifl eml umt w frplc,
waterway-., tcnm" pool
l'lt' <.: 111 Duys 752 8200
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~:xec Twnhrne 2 111 2 ,g u1 den hnmt'. $11 25
Ila \!arthtones l ) r lsc 194 9'1ri;1 (Jwnl'r
$7(10mo. c;inny Stevens .\~I !l:CJ!!G00,975 ll!J2 2 Hr . 2 ha 1·01111., P \l
l.rg 2llr rnn\111 :"cwporl
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ai.'>11 mo 675 H-1 IU cl) s , or
673 2!R7 evl'li
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:Iha, fam rm 11n11bstr11l'I
l'il ucea11 \'lt'\1 ~511 mo
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REHTIMES 631 -4555
195l1!111 --....,..-or lownhnu;,e 5700.'™1
1rnt111. ~ar, "w1m pool
S554J mo <195 02'!7
:1u1 2Ba honw lrn' "111
tl11 w,, I rpk l'O·, l'rt•d
1i ;111 ... <! 1·ar 1:a1
liarilencr ind $7(~1 mo
l>a \ ~ :!l:l 7:11i :!990, Eve:,,
,'V \\ k nds 213 2HS 1:1:12
1-:a,,1~1.ie :J Bdrm 2 Hu
Ln Ing room l·'u m1h
ro•im. f1rcplacl• lt•nl'l'tl
'anl Garden1·r car11ci....
drapes <"lost• lo •.t•hooh
Slii5 5.)1; 1737 .tit .I P:\I
Sharp JBr, 2Ba l-'am1I~
room & frµIC' L'u,tom tit>
1·or 1 hrough11u1 1-:1e.c·1
1-(ardi:c door 2 c:o\'erl'd
µa11os. walk to ;.ch1H1li.
;\lese1 ctel Mar Jrc a
S7951mo 754 1;212
E ~•de duplex unit. 2 llr t
Ba. lrg yrrl. ('htld i>el
OK Avail 1011 2661-z
Santo Tomas S.150 <.:a ll
J ohn 64&509G
2 Bdrm + rle n, 21" Ila
Brookvit·w Condo 2 car
gar Alrium lmmed .
avatl No pets . S6IO
Sierra Mgmt 641 1324
Duplex. 2Br 1 121Ja~ patio,
sgl gar o pets SJllO.
Dave, agt. ti4-l-721 l
2br. Iba. d ra pes. c1>1 .
built·in gas oven. water
pd small pel, 1 child o k
Stl5 mu 545·61~
Pleasant E-Sille 4Br l 1 2
Ba <.;rpls. drps ~O
PETS. $495 mo 548-6680
JBr. 2Ba. frplc. den. nrce
fam rly co mmun1 l ~.
Sl·hls . move 1n con d
~·409.1. 951 -9511
Brand nt'w condo, 2 ston ,
3 bdrms. 212 ba, frple.
1300 sq ft With W W Cpl.
drps 2 car gar w.;'opcnc r
$650/mo 21112 Maple
673·2282·or 675·5487 ('ves
Cozy & pac family home
near S. Coa st Plaza. 3 br,
2 ba, 2 1;ar gar. huge
b ackyar d . frµlc . ne w
drape~ & r rpt. dean.
kids. O K . n o pet s .
~ mo :.S:f.1159
2 Br l'lc<Jn 1\tte11·hed
i;a rage Fenred yard
Carpel Child /Pct OK
S480 mo l).tl 1185 i
llrantl new 3 Br 21 2 ll<t
lownhome. fplc. pal10. i!
t ar garage. :'l<1H llgh
area S745. 518 7~38.
fl<IS.9125 C\t~S
~. Spacious 2 Br w trg
) rd. kids/pets wek11me
'.'Ju crpts paint. 631 2246
Mesa 0.4 Mar
Clean 4Br. 2Ba. frplc.
i:rpl. drapes. $650/mo
545.6381
Nice 2hdrm housl'. arlutls
onl). no pets. 5395/ITII>
642·6135.
House or duplex. 2bdrm,
Iba. 1954 A. or l!J!>4 8
Meyer Pt. no pets. small
th1ld OK. $425. !>49·3484
CHILD WELCOME
Clean. pretty. carpels,
drapes. refnge .. 2 Bdrm.
Wash/Dry hook-ups. Pvt
Yd. :-<O DOGS. Water
paid . $4 7 5 m o . 6 I O
Hamilton. 548-8735.
LGE2 Brhome,cpts slv.
r efrig. fncd y d. gar .
lle<.1ut1ful lrg 211r ' Ba
Sli5. li75 1171 or 15 l ,l-11,
Triplex
El Toro 3232 •••.•..................
llll~li'. 1-'llH R E~T
3 Bdrm S.1511 FenC"l·d
~e1rd '"" gar<.1Ml' FJmil)
pica"' l-\1ds & )Jets
wek ome Call~ · ; 111
•r.:1 2971 \~t·nt . 11n fl·~
Fountain Valley 3234 ..............•......•.
1-:nchantmg 3bdrm tiuml'
Slim w hnck It replace
dhle garage 1642A 1 fee
RENT1MfS 631-4555
llOMES FOR Rl-:N'f
4 Bdrms $595 $625
Fenn•d yards & garages
f amilies please, kids &
pets w cll'ome Ca ll
9f>4-2566 or 973·2971 A(.tl.
no fee
4 Rdrm, 2 bath, huge
yarct, fireplacc. kids &
small peLs ok '550 mo.
96-i ~t1t5·:io
1-:xec famil~ home. l)!e &
ver) pn v. newly redec. 3
br. 2 ba. fam. rm . wet
bar. crpts. drps. bit ins.
was h /d ry . re frig
alnum. xtras . $650/mo
Lease prer. 968-4737 /
54(). o.51 1 '
........ an leach l240
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Breezy I Bdrm Retreat
S325+ulll 15489) fee
631..4551 Call Bob. agt
Abso lutely exceptional
hrund new never oc
l'UprE.'<l 3 Bdrm 2'" ba
home Land scapi ng .
l'arpel1ng & dra r>es ,
lam ily room with up.
strurs loft that can be
used as bdrm ur den .. 1
htock s frum heat•h &
school SI 100 per mo. .+
ullls. Owner will mam·
lain ext .' anl Call
11!11. 7951.
SUNNY COTT AGE
Dreamy 2Rr.$370,K1ds
OK. f ed yardC7723)fee
RENT1MfS 631-4555
Beautiful brand new 3
bdrm. 21 2 ba Huntington
Beach home Completely
carpeted & draped 5
blocks from beach &
schools. SOOO per mo +
utlls. Owner will mam-
lam ext yard rare <.;all
~1 -7951.
Tasty 3hr home SSOU'
w /lmck frpk & bakony
view. Kids0K<67591fee
RENT1MES 631-4555
Sp&rkling 2Hr .S35S W f
Spacious yd for kids
And guru)!e! r8488)fee
RENT1MES 631 -4555
$550 mo Newl y r e ·
fur bis hed 4 Br Condo .
s u bm it on c:hlldren .
760·1~or962·1618 -------
HOM ES FOR RENT
2, 3, <I & 5 Bd rms .
$475-SBOO Fenced yards
& gara)!es . !-'amities
pl ease. k ids & p ets
welcome. Call 964·2566 or
973-2971 Agt._n_o_ree __ _
~dlts. $350 mo: 644-9806 Sea Spray 3 br, 2 ba con·
do. pool, spa. lennis. 1 m i
lo beach, gar. $650/mo.
964-4116
Mesa del Mar. 5Br. 3Ba.
2300 s q fl elec gar. AIC.
Gardener incl. no pets .
Nice. Sl<MX>lmn. 751-4998
2507 Elden Ave. Lg 3Br.
fam rm. 21 ~ea. atrium.
patio. frplc, mircowave
oven. attached dlJI ce1 r
gar . l yr new. $800 m o.
To see c:all 979·5099
3 Bdrm 2 Ba brand new
spacious condo. Vaulted
ceilings, frplc. 1625. Agt.
964-4590
4 Br. Month to month ren·
tal. Water paid. S650 per
mo Avail. 9· 14. 840·5648.
Clean, attractive 3 b r. 2
b1a. lge funuly r m . frpk,
S650 /mo. 962·6584 for
appt.
pord r11"c1I
-18-11 fJr ~59 ()590
Ra1wh1 San ,Joaquin. S;,in
e} M od l'I \ln lhe
i:reen Sµeetal•ulur
VI W J 111 21 •ha. tilllllll:
h e;ikla~l nook t.ux
ous ::.8-'>0 mo r (/l(IJU/ r11,;. 11(/~
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fJ'j.J-."<'l.'J'l
243!> E C9asl Hwy CdM
IHIME FOR HJ-:NT
4 Bdrm S.595 Fenced
yar d & garage Fam1I~
pleas!.'. Kids & JJets
welcome Call 964 25611 or
!173-2971 Agent. no lee.
Lakes. 1 Br condo pvt hot
tub TeM1s. pool, Ja<·
SSOO mo. 213 1456·8.'>l:i aft
5pm -------
RENTALS
2br. 2ba $700
:Jbr. 2ba $1000 Fu rn
3br, 21 •b<l $725 $750
4br. 21 iba ~50 ~75
4br.2111>a Sl750Spyglass
Minion Viejo 3267 ..............•........
llOM&Ci FOR RENT
3 & I Bdrm 5.')50 ~5!15
Fe n l' t' d 'Jr 1b .111 rl
g a r .. I.! c ' F a m 1I•1·.,
pll't1!>1: k11I -; & f}e l-1
welrnml' <..:jlj I !)t,.1 2:.tifi or
m:J <!971 A1.'f no I Cl' .
EX 1-;1' lfl'Y ~ Bdrm I
ll<tth!>. A Ct'our1 y<1rcl
Su1ll'r mtlt hume I Br. :'lir
waler. like Ill'\\ S!l511
751 <!-1-1<! fi:JI J:t II
'\pt Sh11r;.t:" Im 1·;,in.1l1rout
h1)!1]1• i! SI\ I lld rm ~ il~·11 I 11;.r . .! lr11k:.. 11 1:
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\\.1lt1r i ··ar J,!ar.1ge. :.:.
nimm p1a1l' I l'llnt'> c rlS.
"alk to 11ee;,i11 ii}511 mo
) r l) ( lwner &IS li&16
~'!:\lo 524 fi28H Bluff.., \'11nd11 I llr" 11 ~ Ila.
3269 .•.....................
OCEAN BREEZE!
Lovely Panoramic \ 1ew
by lhl• bl•ach. 2Br SSOO
W Bnck frplcl6i!>4 ) fee
RENTIMES 631 -4555
NO FEE' Apl & Condo
r entals. Villa He nlals
675-4912 Bkr.
You'll like 1h1s ,11tult 11\'
tn~ m ~ew110rt '!> f111csl
2Hr, 3ba, den, pool, .Ja1'.
tennis :-.lo )>els 1133 33-19
Exira lrg :-.;""µon I ·n ·st
Condo :l Br. 2 12 Ba
MasLer l'.R 1x·6.tin '1e"
Fam Hm , ti>k. wt'I b<tr
a ll r1:1· fut•il $8511
t.1:12181
1 Blk Lo bch. 3Br. 2Ba,
home. pool. tenn•~ l·rts.
p\ t parkm~ S75U mo
645 3615 eves. 673 62tu
d)S
no•\\ 11ainL n .. w \':.trpcl
ll'Cl'>C IDSO mo 113.1 1357.
1.~1 >1170
SaRJumt
Capistn.o l278 . ..................... .
$450,Lovely 2Br W /Appl
Kids Pets OK! 16409) fee
Call ab't Val 631-4556
Beaut 2bdrm condo . all
xtras. refn g. 2 s tory,
pool. 2 kids OK. no dog.
Avail 8·21. $4251mo 1st.
last 496·6576. 831 9303 .
For Lcasl' :lbdrm house.
S525. Isl. lasl +-dep
-193 76&1.
3286 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•Lovely Laguna Estate.
" s undeck. s plit·le\"el
$525.Kuis OK1964l) fee
Call Vicki agt 631 4557
'+S13 CA14PU' Da: IR"tME Do\'er Shore~ Short ter m
Ocean view. hlk from
beJ1:h . .i Bdrm. 2 '" rng.
:.auna . s pa. pvt g uesl
qtr ... $1600 19'J·5304
Wood b ridge Posh 3br. rentaJ tBr 3Ba pool
Twnhme $595 •m o ~1i:ws1~mo 5"15·2241 Tustin 3290 .......................
_4_~._1 24_58_o_r_4_94_1Y1_4_7 ___ 1HARBOR RIDGE. Sec: Close to Base. S380
2Bdrm,W/frpk l8324) fee
**I.WES!
Rough ly JO lo chuo-.c
from $375·$950 monthh•
on. I year lease. We're the
ones to call
W\Hld h ridge
Realty
551-JIHHI
1!1208arranca l'k,.•.l n inr
Woodbridge. 3bdrm .
lwnh&e. $550 m u Nu
Pets
551 2215
Woodbndge I BR :I Ba.
Fam Rm. atrium. S910
mo. 644-1890 dys. 551 5827
evs
RA.'<CllO SAN JO,\QUIN
\'ILLA Nearl) new 2
Rr. 2 Ba. Condo on gotr
course Ai r . Micro-wave.
pool. Great view. $750
mo. Adulls . No pets
7fi0-1719
Sp,•ct acular view fro m
l11e. brand new T H in
Turtle Rock. 2 M /br
suites. den. 21"2 ba. wet
har, frplc, a /c, S97.'i.
752 8350/ 75l·S813
LOCJlllMI ~och 3248 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Gracious lh•ing in lovely
3bdrm. 2ba w /spa. No
pets. $82.5/mo. 497·41Y12.
Two T.,nfic Homes
Both are 3 BR 2 ba with
ocean views. $800 a nd
S850.
LOIJllMVillogeR.E.
4t7·1761
fantastic view 3 Br. 2 ba.
Complelely re mod.
Beautiful decking, adults
only. Sll50/mo. Will con·
sider lse/opl. 640-5.S36
Charming, clean 2 br.
frlc. garde n. walk 't1
b e a c h , S 5 7 5/
(2 13 )4 49'-013 I .
(714 )499-~
Gated. 3br. 3ba din rm.
ram rm. hbrar). atrium.
~)()'. vie.vii.. l'lardener m
cl $2200 rn> 644·6 120 or
6-14 5400
ONTHEIAY
2 Bdrm, 2 ha with a pool
Secunly. $950/mo
Waterfront Homrs
Inc. 631-1400
* • Q t..:AL ITY
N E W P 0 R T
W ES'T'CLIFF tl ~E
minutes from beh. 38r.
2Ba. 2 frplcs. 2,000 sq ft .
gardnr mcl $900 m o
(213") 843 5578, 12 13)
Zi6-7091 ask for Pam • •
llGCANYOtit
McLain Twnhme 2Br.
2ba. Tenms poo l ia1· sec
c,·d p r k 'g for 2 cars
$950 6H 7722 d )'S.
640 8368e\' wknd
RENTIMfS 631-4555
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MISCELLANEOUS
RENTALS JNI area
LCllnJf Selection
Winter & Y ecwty
Furn. & Unfurn.
7 oceanfronts from $900
lo Slt;QO ~Ia n) o Lher
beach local ions.
We'reopen e\ery day
BURR WHITE
REAL TOR . IMC.
67>4630
3425 •••••••••••••••••••••••
I N THE LA KES ,
No rthwood . t b drm
L.1r ge \'1t·tor1an Bearh studio, 1425/mo. Call
House 4 B<lrm 2 Ila 582.'l David 979-3953 ur Peg
Mo yearly. 123 211th St 552·2000.
~">7·1616 Avail Im med Exclusive Rig Canyon on
Penrnsula Pt 2 Br. den .'2' G:<>ll Course. ·~ool. ten·
Ba. frpk. clhl garai:e. ms. s pa, 2br. 2ba. gar.
furn availahlc S8011 11111 $1100/mo. li40 8 126 &
yrty_ Agt. 673 54111 • 497 ·!>47l __ _
WEST BAC.:K Bi\Y Versailles, 2 Bil I'~ Ba,
ARl-:ACUNDO artu lt s o n ly Ca ll
i::xec. 3Br. 2Ba . 3 car 714 538·S.:~213·884·7390
1 gar. Kids UK Pool. $750 Sea Spray 3 br. 2 ba con-m~._~ 0121 __ __ do. pool, spa, tennis, 1 mt
Business relocation forces to beach, gar. S650/mo.
move Take 0' er 1 year 964·4116
I e a s e N e w 2 + 2 Costa Mesa 2 BR 2°"1 Ba.
<.:uthedral ceilings. large plush unit with patio. 2
master suite. walk 1n c a r g a ra g e a n d
closets , ,·ard. lau ndry fireplace. Adults only
room. breakfast areu. complex. $S75 mo. Credit
large drnmg room. well check required. 675·5880
lit to and from e nclosed or7S9-934l
gar gagc Garage door ---------
OIX!ner . Landscape 1n Huntrngton Beach. 2 BR
d uded C'reaLl\'C lav out with pool and laundr )
Must Sl.'C to appreciate f a c 11 Hun ti n g l o ni
$700 1110 Phil 760·71\H. Gardens on Viewpoint
548·0408 or contact Villa Ln. 1st rn>nths rent + d e·
Rentals (Sall~· I 1}75-4912 posit. Credit t•heck re
2Br +den. walk lo beach . 3 hr, 3 ha exec. home. tri
frplc. yard. $600/mo. level, frplc, ocean view.
Call Darlyne: 661-1161 or Kjds &pets OK. $950 /mo.
11ui red 675 -5880 or
759.9:J41
BLUFF'S <;ONDO. single
level, 3br , 2ba, no pets!
$700/mo on 1 y r lse.
&40.5211
494·3672. 645·5033 aner 6pm
1:111 a
Daily Pillt
AD-VISll
&42·5171
r aAKICl.UC
Rt.Ill.TY -"Com"""' c-....... 840·7000
Lido Is l. best location.
4bdrm. 2ba, pat io, avail
Sept 24·Nov 30. s11001mo
675-3048. ~~~~~---
--..-------Twnhse. 2 hr, 212 ba.
2 Br duplex. $470. ulil pd, .Jrplc. patio, unrum. or
3J.1 E 21st. CM. adllS/no JICly rum., S5SO. 645 4574
Br , l ~Ba condo .
dshwsh-r. •stove, ref rig,
garage, 2 pools, sauna,
jacnuzl, tennis court. sec
gate. adlts . no p ets.
9IM>-1849 ----------
3br townhoml', SSOO/mo.
Kids OK. paol/t ennls.
Bi II 960-1217, 536-6565.
Oceanfront rooblle home
from 1500 m o \ 714)
499·31116
2hclr m , t ha. recen tly
restored charmer . New
crpts, drps, appliances.
wood panelihg. walk \o
beach fVto wn. Ocean
vlew /(rplc . $650 .
49t-6306.
Lease 4 Br. 2 1 ~ Ba
Spacious house New
carpets. dra1>es. ovens.
d ishwasher. Wul k t o
beach 32R Colt1tn ~
m o 714 /1146 73\111 or
21 :I 624 l8tll
2br 21 tbu gar frpcl. d is·
hwa~her, micro. adults .
No p ets ' \yr old .
~ht!~.---~ WIMTa llNT ALS
Selling anythin& with a Duplexes. 2 hr • 3 bar.
Daily PUot ClllSSified Ad $400 to $500. YEARLY
Is a sim ple matter . R ENTALunl\&m, $47S.
_J_mt_c_al_J 142_·_·~_ .. ___ 1 • :Nwpt Oc.'h Rily 67S· 1642
pets
2 br. 1 ba dplx , patio,
yard. bit ins, recently re·
d tc. $52.5 /m o . Call
6.11-5067.
' .
Unique 2br, 2ba. den. sun
deck , gar, lnd ry ,
gardener. adults, no
pets. S525. 343 'B' E . 18th
Sl. S49 4050.
2 Br 2·~ Ba, 1 yr old .
~/mo. Call Unda. agt.
846-1371. 146-4292
Move tn today. Clean
~utblulf condo. 3 l:Jr .
2Ba, .£ves: 675 2424.
CONDO 2br, 2ba . super
sh11rp, beaut area. 3 blks
S.C Plaza. Secu r ity.
$."iOO. 7S2·lS20or968-lS49
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no p~h $395 m o lt9fTlt.elS '11·4515
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••••••••••••••••••,•••• 1 blk to bch. 1262/mo. Bal
~M)' 28drm $330, Kids Pen. 673·3436
OK! All new appk and
morc.util pd(4985) fee
ltlNTI .. S 63 1-4555
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n·nt1.1l~ V1ll11 Ht!ntul:c C...,_ 3171
The Roommate You're
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For You! 150 fee for~
pie with hlune to share.
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\11 11cJ11h co1n111un1ty 1111
th\.' l:l11ck Ruy Sper
1u1·ular Spa. 7 ~w1mmmg
vooll!. 8 lighted ten111s 1·11u~. bike trails. 1wt
1111~ green Haehelurs 1
.inti 2 bedrooms apart
11wnh. and townhouses
tro111 $449 oo per m unlh
On J umboree Al
>;an JuJquin Hiiis Road
171410.W 1900
Condo 2bdrm 2b<i Bay
view. enclsd garage,
auto. upener $1>95 year
I) TSL Mgml &12-1603
VHSA.IWS
I ACH/l la
3 Br, 2 1)11 condo Brand
new. Pool. tennis, l6SO
49'.l-6700 or ~-2798.
2hdrm. 1 ~ha, fq,lc. palm,
adu l t s , no pet s
213 540·S014
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Seawild YillHe
New 1~ bdrm "itxu ry
J dull apts in ltl pl1.1ns
from s41s. 2 bdrm
townhouses from S53S +
1iools, tenms . waterfalls .
ponds! Gas for cookmg &
heating paid. From San
Diego Frwy dn ve North
on Beach lo Mc Fadden
then West on McFadden
t o Seaw111d VIilage.
t714 )893-5198
Oceanfront for Winli:r
Hentals Fum1shetl & un·
furn Broker 675·4912
4000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
On Newport Beach. Beach
Hot e l room s mall
kitchen, 2306 W Ocean
front ~ & up $260 Sec
and two:s comrxuiy
"roommate search •11>
752.9475
2br apt Pay $3SO llur 2
mos/ 642 4982 "Too hip to
drink"
Resp Adult Male \11 Shr
l:lean Hse in llunl. Bch
$190/mo ~0603
F Newpart Och Shor1·:.
llome next to Bch·Pool &
Ten n 1 s S2 S 0 i\ ,. a 1 I
lmmed. 6'2·5818
Fem r m mte fur 21Jr
lwnhse 1COM I 24 yrs
o ld e r , $297 / m o
2 13 694·856t ~:l alne
wkdays 213-4~ 2301 wk
knds
2 Br home lo share
)I a t u r e ( e m p r e f
$175+' ~ ulil. 645 5810 aft
6pm
Resp rmmle wantt!d to
shr furn Balboa Pl·n apt
Refs. req'd . 675-0328 aft
6
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fir ~~ $4.HI \dlt'
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,\ nl'al .upg rade d full
St'('11nty penlhouse. over-
looking parklike ground
& tounl a1n $500/mo
Ai.:ent 1\44· 7211
~deposit 673-4 154.
F\tm Condo Jbdrm 2ba
fri>k 2 gar pool J acuzzi
tennis SJOO 979·5129 aft 6
pout. 1t1ar:.a.ie. frpll' 1395
Sii \HI' 2 lklrm 2 hulh Ulll 842 9:)113, &l:l 5251 VILLA IALIOA
Rooms for Rent Garden
Grove & Orange Area.
!¥78 3484, 750 6057 Eves.
Female to s hare apt. s r,a .
Jae. Lenni s . pool
5400/mn If Jble lo fn
eggs. S350 nY> Call Ron
640.8245
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.l&i \\ Wi lson. ti-12 1971
SUS CA.SITA.S
"'1m I hr .1pt S325 & up r '"I .:.1r ·\dulls. no
p1•i, .!1 10 :-.lt'WJ>tJrt Ill
;>II< l!ltill h11twn ti JO &
~"'' I 1-ir Co11.1.ie l-"11 rn .
•'lean & pnvale i\dult:,
onl) nn pets Ut1b tnt'I
Sl50 mo h l & lasl t
~.,. clep ~18 ~22
HuntinCJton a.och 37 40 ..•••••..•.•...••....•.
H.B's FINEST
'\punish !-:stale LI\ 1ni:'
U<-aul1ful park-111-t' s ur
ruuncl1ni::s Terrar ed
P.••I Sunk<·n ga:. bbq
.. pa rk ltt)~ IOUMlJini,
S pa l'1nu:, roo m s
St.·par:Hl' dinini.: a re a
Walk·tn CIOSt!lS, home
like Kitchen & cabmel.s.
W<1l k 10 llunl1n1tton
Center
1 IJedroom unfum $400
I Betlrnnm furn from
Sl30
:! Bed1 1•11m fu rn 55()(1
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NO
LEASE
REQUIRED
YEAR ROUND FUN:
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GREAT RECREATION·
lt•lll\tS • f IO!l l (14''>1ln'<
(J.HO & pro .<11top) • 'l
Herullt Club~• Snuno •
HydWtO•"~"'O•' •Swim
m1n11 • 011v1no Rnngtl
BEAUTIFUL APART·
MENTS $111Qll•~ t &
} n1H1r 11omi. • f Ill
1\1l>l'lt!tl & Unl111nr~h1•c.l
• Adull I tvllltl . No f'OIS
• MOC1t1I~: Opnn cJ,11ty
q to 6
Oakwood '
Garden ApartrMntt
Newport Beecht So.
1700 ftith SI
ll>\i• ...... tblllt
(714) 842-5113
Newport a .. ch/No.
880 trv1n"
\<11 lblhl
!114) 8'6-'104
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1106 ......••..•••..........
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prki.t . laundr: fa!' "'I
no"' ~mo 673·•11&1
Deluxe Bayfront ;JbJrrn,
2hJ. relng, frpk. 11Julls.
no i.iets S woo mo y r h .
~ 7213. 644·5138.
lcAoa ..... ,.. 3107 .........•.•..........•
Small Bach S300 Yearly
Ultl s pd 4 -8P M
Man ager 675·5112
Ul\ely 3 BR 2 Ba. fpk,
patio, Rn5 yrly.
64&-1220
•••h"1 fit •• r ,1 ,.:t.~ pr•' u l ,.
ll<1l 111, 1111 j.)t'I:. $4fl() lllll
1'.111 ~Iii 4KljO. u ~k ft1r
l'a1111•r l-1r1)
"1&1:field
FAMILY A"S.
Br.mil new be11ul1ful lrg
Jpt, for fam1ltcs w11h I or
2 rhildren. Near park.
Heat paid :-Jo pets
2Br, 28a $465
398 W. Wilson. C M
631·5583/548 2408
New 3 Br. 2 Ba. $560. With
large private y ard.
fireplare. 2 eh1ldren OK
534 Bernard St.. 548·2408
MESA VERDE home al
mosphere. 2 & J Br dlx
apts :-;o pets. 54f>. l034 $695 } e arly Charming
Bay F rnnl 1 Bdr m
P arking Ut1ls paid.
0.9-9667 Eves.
2 Br. 112 Ba ne wer
1-\o\llhs~. blt·m. arr. renc
patio, gar Adults, no
!bdrm by beach. Patio. pets. S4.25. IH5-4837
gar uttl pd S400 mo yr. ---------
ly Ref. 673-1275. 673 1401 Townhouse 2Br. gracious
---hving. pool. adults. ~o
1 Bclrm 1 block from pets. SJ75. 755 W 18th. Sl.
beach Ca r port S390 per 64&-9507
m11 <.:arolvn 631 3240 -------
/\genl JOO 3.ilh. St N B Clean 2 Br l Ba. garage.
-·• -no pets, S32.5 Call a ft
Hach Apl. Steps 10 beach. IPM. 642·515.'i
Yearly $i!85 mo No pets
or water beds . + ulil. 2bdrm. fenced yrd. redec.
645·5714 encl gar, S39S. Adults. no
Balboa Peninsula 2Br a pt
Covered c arpo rt .
S440 mo Annual rental.
i)2 M53
Corona cW Mer 1122 ..........••...........
l'ha.rmtn!? IBr south or
hw'" bit. ms. beam ceil.
I! J.r age . S-1 t>~ m o
'155 3649 -------
lmmed1ale ucrupancy.
Fant astir ocean \' 1ew.
180 dt.>gr ee from a ll
rooms. Qwe1. lBr. lBa
w parking S525 m o
Wknds & eves. 644·8889,
wkdys · 642 5757
So of llwy Spac. 2 br. l
bo, sundeck, ~a r agc.
$51t• i\gt!Ol, 675-5930.
CostaMna 3124
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I llr N1•wly dt•t'l1r i:us ixl.
1·n1 I 11ar Adlls. pool r..ti sm:i
I lh Tuwnhuost'. nt•wly
tlt•t•••r ~:u:. 1111 1•nf'lsd
~(ltl Actll'l 111101. fi42 S<nJ
$:1."10 l-:nl11'tnl1 2Llr W 1
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l! Br :! Ull S4h1clt•ek S4:t5
petS. 388 Bay St 642·0461.
2 Bdrm lbise, refrige &
stove. Small child OK.
S450. 548· 1.377
I Bdrm Open beam cell
1n g. carpet, drapes
Patio, l'ncbd garage.
Gas & wa ter . $375.
9'i9-9515. ·--------
2 Br I Ba. Duplex. Pet ·
Child OK. $425
548-4301
2br. 11 .ba. S435 adults no
pets!
631 ·54.59 or IH0..1156
2 Bdr m . 1 Ba Ground
noor Westside . $42.S
556-6516
TREEHOUSE 2br above
your e nc l garages
E.Side P r of Married
Cple. No Pets. Avail
<Jct. Isl $450. 548·5830
Spacious 2Br. 2Ba. frplc.
.;1ep down hvm)! room,
new l'pts. drapes, deck. 1 end l(ur No pets 135<1
779 71100 CXl '!!251 or
499 JZ!r.! cVt!S
IJUIS JJllid I lldrm $225
\~\lid \•lulls l'u\10.
fi44 00!)1\
A,1111 ·'I'll"" tlc't Isl WEST S IDE, 2 hr. I ba.
,i•lll 111:H1 •h''· 7t10 14111 '111vt•, rcfn)!, lgt• vatm,
1•v1·~ t. wk111I' 1·!111lo1'1. adult,,, 1111 11ets.
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'1'11w11h11ww Spunou~.
I ll'l'lll 111'1'. 1111111 q,JI ,.,
at 1•11 Adulh 1111 l'l'1"
$4!1S 1~15 :t.1KI , fi7~• 59'1\I
Sl'i\t'IOUS :11111 2 UH I Bu
·•l'I. 1111e11 hC'11111,,, i.t'I vmi.:
lmr. lol,o; of woocl lhruout
13m 1111> llT.J !it1Ck1 I'\/'
N t.' w :1 II r . 2 t v II 11
T 11 .,.11h11u:.1· $5511
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sh11111111111 Allultll. l!ltl2
M11pll'. M.K :?-11111
:lhr. 2ha, dr3P(':.. dn, nr
Wiison & l'lu1•i:olla $575
!111.1 1777 af\:ipm
Spuel111.L~ 1''11mily 3 bllrm
:l bu $395 l'lay1o:r11und &
JIOlll 5414 tl556 r nim 1.2 7
PM
:.! r\llrm. I Buth, W/tleek &
cnrl 1111r to: ~11de $150.
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675 17;7 l
VIUAMADBA
S340 7 17 W IKlh. fl f\
t~l.'>· 19'ltl
2 l>r. 1 hu. 1·rp1i:. all new
patlll, hll It\:,, $3.'11) ITIO
t 21:l M3tl-944n
mealilUIU A' AltTMEHTS
llt•auliful hr and new
.iurd1•11 apts, spa Adults.
no pets
:!Rr28a $455
39fl Wt.'lll Wilson. 11.'ll 5583
2 llr. S:\00 P1H1I , ttutcl
lt11•11lion Aclults, no f>CIS
.t2J W Uay S.&H 9Slli
Spur 3 Dr twnhOUMt' I 1'.I
tin, f111k, d /w. patio. i:u
Nr Horoor /W1lso11
$45() [)52· 7001
JIH •••••••••••••••••••••••
OC:UlilVllW
Dir 11 2Br. a . den ,
fri>le. g1r•11e. r1n1te "
1u1rbeae dlspolla l. (714) .,.,030
............ Jl40 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Ur. 2 Ba, 119s stove,
d s h w h r I n c I •~ n r I.
il&ritlOi! l:hlldren OK
No Jl'4Loe. ~ \Jiii pd ex
'"----------•• t't'111 elet'. 2324 F:ld e n.
("4:! 1213
• 1o·or11 h"'le I Rdr m
W tall bill.a paid for.
KidlOK. near schools~
tM2'7 a~ !!!:...4W r~ t it 1•11 11fr .. n1 :?lot Xl111
m ntl \(lull " nu '"'" l~111 W111t1·r $~i~
:WI 7'~ :IOllt
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lJU l<'llO). frph', 11'.H
f'r u m 1))0 w In lt'r
!>-10 471'1
---
lbr. nic·e. rlcan. rh~I.' to
~hl111 & lr1uup. 1•rcf 1-'cnl Lovely Ill adult, no pel.I.
50 t $296 ~ ll.,IA 1..W Br apta. 6200 'Ed·
lr)l 2bdrm. fcnrt.'ti ynl lna!" !. h.b. ~0119. __
e hildrt'n OK $47!i / mo. Cute N Co&y ! llSO WI
Nt•w <'IJ'1>dJI 6 dra~s. all maj epplc(llMS)fee
t'1·7'00 '45-IH 7 Contact ValGl-4556
...... ,,
MAalMH'S WA.LK
Li: 2 br apL'\ fnim S450
t-'rpk largl' ~ J . 1mt 10.
aar. nr tlunt ll<trbour
16662 Jib 'ir•c·J1• /\pl I
84lMi8117
2 Bdrm. 2 bath FiH·plan~.
Garage. $450/rn>
Ca II 963 2205
Spacious 2 Br front apt.
$37 5 /mo l! kids
Slater 18each, Isl & last,
848-5465
lBr garden l'Ondo Like
new. Pool & Jacuzzi. No
pets $400/m o P .P .
962.6.UJ
2bdrm. 2ba. Hunlmgto n
Har bor ln-pli:x. dis
hwasher, pn v patio. gar
w1opener. odults . n o
pets. $425. 840 4039
3bdnn. bll·ins. frplc, lrg
master bdrm w /walk-in
closet. SSl0-1mo. 995-1093
Harbor Area-2br. Iba. no
pets! S4001mo 554·2811
afler6pm
'«, 1".. I J I J l I ~1 '. ...,i ' ~ I I \, I '"~ (J
• t • 2 IA Pltie Apa
•D~&llO's
• Pool I Rer... Room
• Gard111 l an4scapi.ftl
• Jot to Beacll I Sllops
.... , ~ i '
~ :\i\ IHlll\o\H NI
'•f• L' H t•1•tl•,,11 H ti
'II 1.' ·l' 11 )()
Ir .. 3144 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 Br <.:ondo in "Lakes"
f\tll J8C, tennis, end unit.
!"OOtmO.:J.:!1·4_763 __ _
Ltlgma~h 3141 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 BR, dnl ocean view.
Por ch, new c pl, pnt .
lndry, •2 blk beach. $475
mo. Dys 549·1186. evs
499-3922
Wide ocean Vl t'W,,. Ch•!ls11·
architec:ture on 111·r .. 11 or
gardens l'ool & '11111
Estate lt111nl( Clrnw 111
bcud1 &. l'l h 11111111111 I
Bdrm Apt $47~ 1111'1
Uhl" M•t11n· 1·011"11 .. r 111 ..
ttdull •l!M 4116.1or11Jil IWll 7
Sludiu unfu rn l>rlll"'"·
r arpet.A, :1111v1., 1 l'lr1.ic.
'"'block to ll('ll<'h $344J 111
clds Uttl:c 4!17 :l(Yl7
I Br. 11atm, walk to h<•uch.
new t·arpel. $375. Call
Oar lynl! 01:1 1 l ti l or
49<1-:lfii:!
Beautiful Stu1ho-ln ex
l'hanj.le for hsc work
<194·4439 ask for Thelma
497-1744
~Hills 3150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Hli:h on a 11111 . 2Bdrm
$455. c.;ent A/Ct5816 lrce
Robert a~ent 631-4556
i..,.......,... 3152 •••••••••••••••••••••••
:.! Hr. 2 ba l'ondo on )(olf
cours<' indudes reh~r.
washer & dryer, S600.
4!r.! ·6700 llf' 49'l 2796 .
W:c 2 BR condo, newly re
furbis hed. pool, udlts. No
pets. rm. ~-ooo art.!·_
2 br, 2 ba condo. golf crse
$550 Darl e ne
tiel-11611494·3872 ----- -Newport e.-h ll6t •••••••••••••••••••••••
For leuse. 2 Versailles
condos, Sl'<' Rate. pool,
lennl!I •2bdrm. l~b1,
C'Ourl ) ard view. $900.
•2bdr m, 2ba, ba1 view.
SHOO. "Call J .B. 644·08ki
or (21))501-MJS.
On Peninsula , wallc to
beach, 2bdnn. 2ba. frplc.
1ar, very clean. $.'500/mo.
yearly. • 32nd St. k.1wer
unit. Ce ll to see .,5 6428.
:"le" Luxury 2 Br Condo
Full Secunt ~· under
i:round parkm~. Cagne)
Lune. S17S mo 67S-:l007
Versailles Pl'nlhouse 2
Br. 2 Ba Oc·ean view.
Ser $700 mo 644 0452
i-.:\·es
lluy F n)nt ApL~ $460 to
S71Xl. Sandy beach. 1\va1I.
Sept. 7th Dock space?
7141673-4799 & fi75·6491
• 2 block from beach. 3
Bdrm 2 Ba. Upsta1r~
Built-ms. SWldeck . gar I.ease~. 12'1 12 441h St
f~140
NEW DECOR·3Br, 21:1a .
fri>lc, i.;ar. 2 blks bch
S675 mo } rl}. N u
pets /kids, 645·1682 -----
OC:E.AHFROMT
3 Bdr & 2 Ba, blt·ms.
fri>lc. only a }rs old. dbl
gar $1300/mo yrly
OC:E.AHROMT
2 Br & 2 Ba. hit-ms. frplc.
only 3 yrs ulc1, tlbl gar
BIO moyrly
llwet C.: M home M F.
20·30. Pnvac~ + warmth.
~. 752 7521 exl 283 dys
F\tm1shed Room m Costa
Mesa Qwet home Work·
mg Person Not under 30
yrs 642 .. 1791 ---st Home 4150 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Beautiful Pnvale Home
for elderly Xlnt T.L .C.
b y R .N . Nutritious
meals 978-3484. 750-6057
Call Eves. ---------oc.tioRaetttab 4250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rosarrto Be ach. Baja
Mex. 2 Bdrm 2 Ba. Day,
Week. Mo on Beach,
Private. New. 546-3642
Lgc Big Bear<.:abm· pool
tbl. color l. v. 2 fri>lcs.
Sips 14 714·545-6916
PALM Spnngs 2 BR de
wrator furnished condo
Tennis, pool. W D. patio
& gar $400 wkly: S1200
m on t h I y fi.7 .'i 8 3 7-1 •
1·493·7231
JACOIS REALTY Honolulu oceanfront, I b r. 675-6670 beaut rum. car, s tereo .
--TV , Sept S850 / mo
1 Br 1 Ba $&00 & 2 fir I Ba 673 1197
$500. B\k lo hr h • -. -
Owner/ Agt. .\59 5 164 South Palm Spnni:s. Lux..
Eves. Furn. 2br. 21.1ba, pool
-----·•de. Calhecl ral Cyn
All adult. Sorry. no pets. 2 golf tennis. a ,·ail. wkly
Br. 2 ba. fro m S425. or monlhl)' il4·675-0288
Refrig & dshwhr incl'd. or328·7092
Jacuzzi & pool Al•ros!>
from N B Gulf Course
54H855.
2 Bdrm 1 12 B .1 .
Townhouse style Adults,
no pe(~~~~
Bayside Dr Dix IBr.
den. 11 ,ea, pool. jacuzzi,
pvt bch. S975 mo lse .
759-1092
Palm Spnngs m onfuly
rental dun ng season. Ca
nyon Country Club are;i.
$2000/mo &a.>5917
Palm Desert Condo 2 Br .
'(\.',gor geous view. close
lo shops, etc. Reasona·
ble. By week or month.
714 673·8821.
tfttals to Shere 4300 ----...................... .
Nea.r Ocean. Yearly 2 Br-MoVlng? Avoid deposits &
Upper . Garage. No pets c ul living l'Xpenses!
Ref's re<t ssoo. !4&-5800. Professionally s ince
1971.
18r. Versailles. Newly re· HOUSIMAnS
Rmmate wanted to shre
I g H b h me :\I a 1-l
Yorktown area Pr:l'lcr
male over 35 ;\lo;t lie
easy go111g SUICI mo m1·
ulll 9&1·3475
Male or Fem lo :.hr Jbr 1
blk bch. $180 mo
64& 13l3 Npt Beh. --------
Yng professional d1·s1res
roommate, luxury home .
~a.?'!ront B. I. 67~ (1177
M/F profossional ~hare
28r. 28a at. Promontory
Pt N o n .,m .,ke r
$400 /mo ~ I I Ul ti
573,0077 eves
Female r1JOm male wanl
ed. non srooker lo share
Woodbnd~e house. Jbr
2' 2l1a , ='iov 1 S255 + 1 1
ut1I . Dys 152 G616 1•xl
251. eves S57 1497
Clean,Rehable Male Fe m
2br, 2ba. xlnt lnl' 11n J)'Jfll
+ lenn1,, etc S300 mu
SlOu~e<' Call 5-18 3..'i14
l:le.an Qwet Respertahh•
Alhleuc 1.1.achelor. with
wonlleriul humerous te n
year old son . neerls 'tv
share" a home or apt
"near the beach ' JnJl
gcr Cook Good 1 :'\on·
S moke r & no dru~s. t"Jll
1714 J 536 4170 le<n e
"call-back" tel nv lvr
"Leonard"
FEM Roumate O:-;LY
2br. Garden .\partment
:"JONSMOl\ER J~·n111ler
5.5H~ -
Rmmle wanted Young
profess ional is lookmg 10
s hr 2 Br , 2 ba llayfront
home in '\ B. M or fem
SJXO mo incl ut1I Avail
Oct 1 675· 1875 afl 6 pm
2 working girls desire 3rd
No pets, no s moker .
Balboa Island. S200. Lon
494-4566. Debbie &i6-87JO
d 1: l' . Fr o n t I u s h 832 4134 Cicr • l'llurty ard fin. Adult -____ .:._______ f0.."1'!.t
!14!n>n\\ bldg Pool. i.:ym ,
rl'•' Cuc1I lmd poss
~l."IO ·mo Ab'l 631 fi783.
2 ltr. 2nir i:ar, ltlr_\, bit '°" & f r p l <', $fi7 S &.
$6!\011110 111; .int h Sl
oo 151:1 aJ(l
N~ to 11hare living ex-
penses ·• Save limt'.
money & confusion I.el
u s find a compatible
roommate fot yow. We
screen all applicants.
FINDERS-SEEKERS
i;4.'i·4434 "; llluH 2hr 2•7ha, frpll'., ..... _____
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:! 1·11r enl'I l(ar. '625/rnu 1" -----
tl40·S291\/ fO.&(t !1.MXI ask for Nice non·smkr young
l\nn woman w 1s m do)(. Wants
Ou) Front s uver large
1·ondo. 2bdrm. 2ha. SC('
hid~. boat dork t111u1I.
1.1du11 ... n u prJ ,
Owner /a.it $12~0 1 m•1.
fii5-0105
Yearly Oceanfronl. 3 Or
2 Ila. No pets. Flr..,plul'e.
bui It tns. tl4.5 3655
home wmice NB/C OM
WOIT)an by Oct :It Empl
644 :h•7 M/F8·5 Nancy.
F /Wanted to share fu rn
,\pl Sl50 Mo & Ut. aft
6:30pm Ref req f'45--4740
Roommate 10 share
<>cl'an front hume o n
Bal boa Peninsula .
4350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Single garage. e'side CM
near 17lh street. $40 mo .
Call 64&0329 ---Offic9R ..... 4400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WESTCLIFF BLDG.
Nf:.WPORT BEACH
" .-••• 'fl .... t~d ' • "" ....
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Call Mi Howard
645· 6101
F\tm1shl'<i. 751 ·5340
COSTA MESA. ORANGE
COAST F INANCIAL
CENTE R: SUITE 6
2845 Mesa Verde Dr E.
1295 mo. inclds Rect•p llG CANYON tionist, and utilities See 2 Bdrm 2 Ba Loads or Rt'Spons1ble room mate lo 9-Sorcall957·1414.
amcnit1c:. $800 Call share Jbr Imme. 212ba, J .E . Dunger Attorney
644·0509 for appt to be all ut1I & renl shared.
seen. Male or Female . Balboa MEWPOIT IEAC:H
W l
'
.ff -v· -11 . 1-Peninsula. Call anytime: l649 Westcliff or. es c I I a , SlnJ{ e
level, perfect. for mature. 673-3242 call Gene HilJ 642·0200
adults. 2 br. 2 ba, patios. Pt!rson to share S408 •mo. ICOLL CBCTH
fire11lace. lo vel y 2br1&pl,l "'1blk.'l fMm So. WPOIT
l(roumls. walk to ever· Cu as t PI a /. a Ca 11 ME ything. Lease 1725. AJ<ent 9'79-l870 Elegant executive suites
67S.5930or760 0795 ------in prestige location. Wltfl
--MATURE Female wunt compl ete su pport
1 Bdrm, pool. block to ed Fully furn'd 2 br. 21 ~ service s . to• I RS T
ocean. sing.le adult S300 bi twnhse. Npt. llgts. MONTH FREE.
mo. 642·5002 .$.2~_0_/):no , 64.2 · 100 ~ t..,,___:_-=~=18.5..:.;.;..;1·..-0JllL..._. --S--ci.';.7. 117' 646-1~ COIPOIATIPUli
••••••••••••••••••••••• Male/Female to share ·NEWPORT CENTER
1 •ra years new. golf course new.house 00 Balboa Isl, 2 Pvt oles with reception
view, 2 BR. 2 BA split aar. Jae. s ndk. $400/mo area. 7»1.550
level apartment. Built·· ,;75.3313 after 11, or .. ====--====--• ms. carpel. drapes, 2 S!r.!·3242 dys...Bob
(·arports, laundry faclU· -----
ty, puhllc tennis courts Mature person to shr hse
and 1olf rourse r ight n.r SO. Cst Plaia. 11).l.
behind. Adult.a, no ~ts. Teri S56-90ljl eves
Av1ll a b l e Oct. 3 .
9'25/mo, /lease. Owner.
642·0131.
Move In today. P2S·S3'75. l
• 2 Bdrm. Walk to beach.
Nice 6 cleaft. -.t18'1 or
-1901
Rmmte wanted to sh are
2Br. 28& .a>L S170/·mo.
Non-smoker prt'f. Male.
M~-4932. or 557·M39.
Suram 2 Br 2 na. near Nice 2Br. l Ba. view.
'CdM HI, frplc, dshwshr 1an1e. lndry, wile lo
no pet!, 9825.131·2029__ shopl~OIM 49.1-2710
Ftmele w1nted "Bo
Derek"' type, lo share
lovely 4 bdrm home with
pOol • jacuul In Fou.n·
tain Valley. for Info call
Ideal location for At
1omey. Real ~tale, o r
Entrepreneu r. Office
now available · l arge
paneled Reception area
with stor age a nd 3
private offices ln
beautifully maintained
full service buildin g
(Coratt Westdiff Dr. &i
Irvine. Newport Beach).
800aq. f\.
Call Melissa &45·6101
.. -4m uu : 30. I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Medil'al /Dent ul / 11M0.
776 sq ll In N Costa
Mesa. Ground noor. fully
equipped. Private patio.
e t c S5431mo. 'J'o rn
957 1900.
1617 Westcllff. N B Wanl
financial inst 7000s.r.
lsl Ooor Agent $41·5032 ---
SUPF.R NlCI!:. UI00·6500
sq t\ Grnt loc:atlon Ir
park1n1 33' gross
7S746 W 17th St, C.M.
646.~.
New .17!50 sq. ft. 1ndustrl¥I
unit for lease Incl 7'4
sq. fl. ol 1ir cond. carpel
<..-d ~rice. Xlnt lr111ne in
du ... t. complex l oc . 'THI.. B r o k e r c o o p
OICUTIVI SUITE 714·548 1175
fi\Jll serVlce offices i n ·• :; · Newpe>rt Center l800 sq fl. 2 Front 'offltes
G40 S470 2 Baths. Large rear s hop
area & door S49S mo
1775 Whittier Ave. C.M
540 9352 Days, 646·0681
~ves.
675 sq fl m pre~I ii:ious
Fashion Island with
ocean view SI.JO pr ft
644-9990
~cwport , West d1ff Of
fi ces. Professional of
fices or swtes. Month lo
month or le ase F'ull
service & law library.
Call liwldm14 Manager.
642 3111 or J o"all'ne .
646·9603 ~ven in~s or
w1--ekends. 700-8600
230-776 sq. ft General Of
f1ce1Medlcal No. Costil
Mesa Gmd n r . 6(). & up
Tom 957 ·190 0 ,
21.J 697-2064
l200 sq . ft SJ'IS mo Front
office, large rear area &
ti our . Un it 23 6:!9
Terminal Way C.M
540·9352 Day. 646 06tll
Eves ,
FOR LEASE
KOU. IHVlNE lNOUS
CONDO
6200 '<I fl w 12.075 ofc
space. f'!r OC Airport.
S110. 220, J phase e lec
A.slung SO< sq rt.. gross 3
yrs. Call llugh al 540·792:1
Mon· Fri
1635 sq. ft al 28" sq ft
<.:omm •1ndus area
Csl'ful for storaRe o r
!>hop facilities . Call
642 2928 or 548·9035
StorOCJe 4550 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
:18l sq fl $20() per mo. all
2SU sq ft Kmd nr util:, ul1I pd ~any USel> 443
pd Sl65/mo 77!1 W 19th llamtltonfi45·7184
St c ~.Tom 957 1900
ptcna En cutin
Sult.s
There 1s a rhrfere nt'e'
Quiel d1gn1f1ecl ..,uttt.>s
prov 1d111~ secr e tarial ~t!rv11·e in a manageable
number of unit' 2082
~l 1chel son . Su ite 212. Lr vine Call 752 0234
Ret'lt .. s W..t.d 4600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wantl.'d in Costa .\tesa or
I rv1ne area . 2 or 3 BR
ho u'e preferred J
Adult<, Xlnt references
Ii 7 3 5 7 0 I ~. 11 e :, &
1.1.eekends
lusiMss;1rt•Ht / • Rft-c~ .. TER====.·,,.==c:==o=FFt===c:==E•s ... •••••••••••••••••••••••
EXEClJTlVESUITE ~
Phone Ans, Conf Rm
Mail. Xerox. Sec Svcs
World Office Network
95.5·3576
SOOS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Urcss Shop. F ountain
Valley. $15.000 + 1n11en
lory 642·6446 aft 6P M. --------
M US T SE LL ' .. wwwwwwwwwwww-==-1 Y og urt /Sa ndwi c h
lOllO ,.q, fl. New carpets.
paneling. coffee counter,
etc Newport Beaeh ad
dre s s A c ros~ from
Orange County A1 rport
Sub-leas .. al 9()t per sq ft
m a Sl 40 per sq ft area
Cont act Gulden Wesl In
terpnses. 714 97!.I 6953.
Dt!sk spac·e 300 s4 rt
3816J South Bn ... tol at
Sunflo wer. SA, ne\\ I)
?_~':..<'af1)t'll'<i. 7~1 1!133.
625' OFF IC E SPACE.
Panel Walls 1 Cpl/ lleal
Off St Pkg. 2052 Newport
Blvd. CM 556·41111 or
6"4·2221!
1'20 SQFT.
:-;ew dl r rondtt1oned free
s tanding bu1 ld1 ng un
Wilson. 1 door west of
Harbor Parkin.I! pn ,. on
lot "' r1restone Tin•
Center Jnd Thrift and
wan Enter & t.>x1t and
sign pri' on Harbor +
Wils on Tn Cu Realty
~-0621
Shoppe Nr. beach. Buy
'' r l h e y e a r ! 0 n I y
SllO 000 49'.!·1912
SHELL t;AS STATION
Tre mendous oppon
Good loc at busy in·
lersection in Santa Ana
Same owner 8 )'rs Call
64().SJ.'i7 or S-12-2650. Ask
ror Allen. Agl.
Fantastic exnt1nK bu'
YOU can ac·h1eve SSS rn
dependence with Amwa~
Don't let oppty pass you
ti}. 968.511)2 -----
YA R 0 AGE S HOP
E s tablished 13 y rs,
w gross $85.000, high net
Great lse Owner will
earn• .,. 1$20.000 dn &
balance at 10% for 5 yrs.
In lop San Juan loc
Prttecl to ;;ell fast Jt
s.;11 ttQO Terra del Sol
Realt ~ 1!J'i 174-t
BOIJllQ\;E·'2 blk from
m1ss1on. San Juan.
established 12 yrs High
qual.Jty. xlnl gross & net
Closed circwt TV securl
l\ 166.000 Terra del Sol
Realty 497 1744.
Singing Telegram Co
looking for add111onal
s mall offlre spa{'e to
share or rent 1n :-.1.B ..
C ~t or Irvine . 549.4-035 JCE C REAM·NewpMt-.
-----Xlnl Loe. w good poten·
2 Office for rent mo to mo. tial Must Sell! 535·5865.
l:.M. SI001ea. 673·5662
64S-4212
l room office + 12 ba.
Private enlr. ulil paid
Mam St. HB. S165 Sierr a
Mgmt. <..:o. 641-1324 ------
N1ce~f ce. w•storage or
shoP. q n. S250tmo
646. •
OHiret whse. 300 s q fl of·
fire. 160Cbq ft whse, xlnt
Sky Park. lrvmt.' loca·
1 IOll. 54(). 9982
Ofrire.Spacl· for Re nt
Lido Shipyard A.rea
400 sq ft
246 5 sq ft
290 sq ft
I 132 sq fl.
Common rcpt & rstrm
faril. Inquire al luc. 201
~.!.pyard War:_F., ~-
Office by lht! ocean. 315
3rd St . HR $200 /m o
Ground noor
SC:OlT REAL TY
s.iAllnh'ocl
S75.000 R EQ-l nvest or
serve as Exec. Producer
Exceptional. retum re·
sort dislrib. Award Win·
ning. track record s taff
BKR or PP Call (714 l
ti73·7888
O" n Your Own Jean
Shop; go direct·no mid·
die man. no salesman's
fee. Offenng all the na·
tionally known brands as
Jordache. Vanderbilt.
Calvtn Klein. Sedgefield.
Levi & over 70 other
brands. $14.500.00 in·
eludes beginning inven·
tory. airfare for I lo our
nat'I. warehouse. train ·
mg. fixtures & Grand
Opening P r omotions
Call Mr . Kostecky al
Mademoiselle Fashions
612-'t32·0676
MoMy to &.o.. 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-7533 --- -__ , ______ _
4450 •••••••••••••••••••••••
For store & office space at
reasonable rates.
500 to 2700 541 Ft .
ME.5A VEROEbR
Pl,AZA
I~ Mesa Verde E. C.M.
545-4123
NB t'M. up to 4700 sq.ft.
avail at pnme com er,
17th & Nwp l .JJI vd~ ins:~--
DANA PT 2To8 Room
Of c & Comml spaces
$215 to rnomo. 975·1120
STOil~ SPAC E for lease
:MX>sq. ft Avail now. 1500
sq fl avail. Oct 15th
Negot.1able terms. Coast
F.qwl.ies. 213/596-7200.
C-rcW ...... 4475
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
•~OWHBS •
$10,000
TO
$100,000 ,......, .......
Loans Secured By A
Com bination or Real
and Pe.rsonal Pr operty
C:al Chuck or J_,ce
24hrs 7days
~ -951~5123.
AMERICAN WAY
MORTGAGE CO.
YOU CAM II
SUllWITHA.
BANK
2n11m·s
18UC• RATIS s .... .,. ... MIWPOU PLA.J.A! 714-llJ.5200
Prime retail space. 1300 Ask for Linda Flynn sq n. ll1'70/mo'. ·tOOO N ., __
Br r stol. N 8 . Pal n ck 1~~!!o!r!rwu~!~!. !U!n!n!!!!!! Te~~63~--1:
200.1300 s t f o ffi ces. Ha\'e someth1n~n·ou want
La&w\ll ocean view on to sell? ClualOed ads do
PCt(. ~-~~ it wel_l._6<&2_·5678 __ . ___ _
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Secret•r> Ai.:rn.t.1111 111
Financial G<'OIU.'> {;,.11
U~. J oyful, P<'rfl'l'tlUlll"l
Organk Cook 1!~11'>111'1.'l
Secret 1ar) <:art F1 111.n
Knowled~t' of ,,11lho.11
helpful Mu11t icorn1 r'
Manni.'. IR ~
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t'•Nlcl $175t•u ('all llVl'i. ('hairs. cr utches. muny tag plus one spare. w e
:1lK 70149 22711 llUhter:; m hc ttem.'> 649 Heach St. ret urn permanently ..... '711
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Fwrn1tW"\' 1050 '\ l Ja m 1•:; I' I ace l'1r 118 wallpaper. rabri c or
l'lt•w1iort "Oay Glo" !)aper & we ................•.••.••
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t ,rt. ulullll"'\ 'ph lll·ad
h11u 1 ti Wood IJre"~er
'" , 115(12 :n 11 1-; Coast
llw\ l 'tlM
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111.1h11.:a1n lovt• 't:·•t r hr.
\ 11· i o ri "11 .. t ) I e '< In l
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h1·i. 1 lothing . p1l'lure
f1 ;11111•:-l'll' j M 7th St .
II II X JOa111 4 prn
SJl Son
Horses ao60 will l>ack & trim your
••••••••••••••••••••••• tugs Or try two cards back to back
PIUCl::S·
$2 ea or 3/lS
4/5lag"$1 IJOca HouMhoklGoodsl065 619tags $1.50,ea.
•••••• ••••••••••••••• •• 10 or more $1.40 ca
Arabian Morgan hur~I'.'
for lease Small s ize
We ll trained. 546-8667
I '7 yr olrt camel carpet
mg, $2/sq yd . approx
160sq. yd. Call 7_~·1650.
Apa rtment Sale. ever
ythmg must go, je we lr) ..
fu rniture. d esk. etc
'Jfi8-73111.
hwetry 8070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sale:. Tax lncludell
:"JO CARD?
Draw your own ur send
name. address. phone &
we'll mal.f,c one card per
lag: Add 2!1< each.
Send check or money or
der to.
Electric GUITAll. Strat ·
copy, 1 yr. old P l (.;all
~16-99'M af!._c~ S~m
FOR SALE
SCUIAGEAR:
SCUBA PRO Twm 38'
tanks W/1'\'5erve valve,
MK 5 Regulator. Det·om ·
pression Meter . Pressure
& IJepth Gauge, Mask &
Snorkel. Jet Fins. un
derwater compass. niv
mg i:love!> & Booties,
Oivmg KJ1ive. $400/080
Cal I &12 llCll9 after fipm
IJinm i: Rm Set. Wusper &
Dryer. Xlnt Cond.
64S 605.IJ
Call 962·8S59/631 4343
'77tto.dDD7S
67S-4779
Double mattress a nd box
s pring, very gd l'Ond and
clean $35.
HOT TUI
·6x 3'. Redwood. Ne w .
never used . Ready to
use. Complete w /equ1p
package & acces Must
sell! 675-6311 Eves.
Po~t remodelinK sale.
c.edur shakes, cedar s1d·
in!(. doors, firewood. nail
!>tripper & harne ss .
hatchet. tell. & m ore .
49ft·2S38
I\. T(J. Sol id B r uss
Faucets ideal for wet
bar S.59-8366
Nautilus membersh ip .
l 'r'ayrs. left. $100.
St-t·rett£n I
I lll't'll J <;.ti l•'r 1.t .11 1 ..
help Ill<' I llll ,1 'Ill.Ii' ••I
rr \'\' n1·Jt th<' Pt .111;.•
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"a:.h 1n • .11·h. l'bst freezer.
rnll a "·I\ bd. U W TV.
72 Ford Wi.:'n. turn.
llvy gold charm l>rac'ule t.
a ppraised a t $2400
Sacr1f1ce $1500 P at
556 8200 dy~. 548 ·5902
e"es
PILOT PRIMTIMG
P.O. Box 1560
<..:o:,ta Mesa. Ca. 94!626
PAHKING LIJT SALE
Fn & Sat 9/19 & 9/20.
t011m 6pm speC'1al clo:.e
out merchandise Save soc;. i0'.4 on e xe rcise
equip, s pas. portable
saunas. & more! All ma
jor brand names. Orange
Coast Sauna & Exerc1:.e.
2525 So. Harbor Ulvd.
S A . !j2704 Corner o r
Harllor & Warner
645·6776
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tere:.ted. µl•'J"' , .ii I
711 95 j 60li2
u SEX.'RITARI~ • •
Prop Mgmt E.xp SIJ -~•1
Oaims Exam Exp si-1 11~·
AdminAsst 1-~unCo Sl2.l.M•
Steno See ShlK> $9.tiOO
Uz Reinders A~l.'n•')
403> Birr h, f.•;tab 't>-a
Newport 833·8190 i''t(>t•
SECRETARY
Mlrtq/Saf~s •
Career oppty in I J ''
paced :"111ll lkh '"" 1
menl fi rm Reqmn•' top
skills tshthnd !JO. t) put.I!
75). Sound profe:.:.11111.il
exper . maturit~ & 1'11r
porate bki.:rd hl'lpful
<.:all 640-012:1
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ll••.tl .Jlllln "·'"'""''" hr
I 0.;.q' 8040 1olol 'l'i<J H:ll u:~:t
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I ,1f11,l 1 I di• \f,(' tt.tpt'. dlil hl•tl. good
1 1ttq1 ,, ,. '' I l'•'i ,\ ,ti,11i.· '"'l' l'ha11:., n11:.1•
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''"" ,., ti rha1rs . $995.
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dothe:., fold t.hr:.. record
1il\ r mirror..., lfllM ' 8561
W1ncllass Dr. II Ii
Sl·~e ral f :.a m 1l 1I.':..
Culde nw e:.l Pa rk
r:States. Jnllque trunk .
1· a r 11 e t d r u m s e t
l'111thmg, m1:.c Sat, Sept
liUYI NG gold & s ilver
sc rap & jcwe l n
Silverware. dental gold.
dia monds. c1as:. nngs
lmmed l'ash 549·2685
Thunderhead Indus
CEHAMIC
Tll.E BISQUE
6xti ... 25'-per piece. Paint
& glate your own tiles
Good for l'eramic shopi.
or private parties to use
~r(1!>l 1c a bilities
Sterhg. Royal Danish
8 pie set 1ex pcs. l'hcst
Sl.150080 759·164:1 20 fl982 M1~1nheam Dr TV pri ze. fulllen g th
I I II natural Oppossum. value• Crochet Af~han
llt•tlroom F\m11ture Ac Sl600. Bst ofr 771·llti6 $20& up
l'Umulat1on or :111 ~l.'ars or Machinery 8078 &12 G243
Treasurt>s Sat Sun. 9 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L:iwn mowl.'r 24 ... lrr rn
:ll7 Coral. lla lhoa ISl<jnd lltnx Metal :.pray booth, rner power mower. '1~>0
hke new 642 0232 9AM to , . .,ll 77!1 l""o ··fter Gpm llloC'k. 16 lan11hl'S. ever 12 noon "'" e<>Ju
1th1ng ! Ced ron St .
l'ollege Park. Irv Sal.
IH•
Movtng Ya rd Salt'. 2 fam1
h , king !.11.l' bt•tl. pm ball
maC'htne. TV. C"lothl'~.
acrord1an & rru~1 . 2-t 151i
R11: T imber. El To ro
Sat. Sept 20. 9am
l'ompressnr. ~pray booth
1·hopper i.:un & m t:.r
tools & e<1u1p 642 02:12
Vlon SJt 9<1m lpm
MisceHGMOUS 8080 .•...•....•...•..•.•..•
.lohn Wayne Tl·nms C.:lub.
family m e mb~r sh1 p .
SlliOO. H 640 7159, W
~!'!2·2636
Auto1, Used
Approx 180 )rl:-. usl.'d
l'3rpt.·t & pact, good cond .
$200 !168 2'l54
Comer luble for lwm bl•d..,
$40. l>enl'h SlO Dishe~ S
1~ to 50 s..iit 3775
John Wa,n c Tenon. Club
fam1 h memb•·rsh11>.
Sl.200 t).14 1-105. 6i.l -1512
pm
Autos, Used ........•....•......... .•...............•.....
1Y llCODERS
On-Select & Z channels.
Fair & n•as. pnced in
sunn11 \OU of quality un·
11:. Compl instalh:d &
i::uar. 011 not be takt'.n an
by nchculous low prices
2 Cadd.> spoke wheel
rt m~ $100 for both
8'1J-2002/ ~9320
MEMBERSl-UP. Newport
Beac h Athletic ClulJ,
Sl2S, reg $200. 538·9342
U1Jr1ght rrt'.ezer. $75. 2
sets ladies' golf clubs ,
$75 $35. 645.2586
John Wayne Tehnis C.:lub
F am ily M l'mb(·r~h111
SISOO 673-6106
Hcmcmher )OU get what Btk«:. 10 speed man's
you puy for 1140·:1680 Schwinn. GE portahle
1plca:-.c lea ve m~·!>sai.:c I dishwasher. 645-6170 216
•, Broadway T1rfan1 ~ l'\1 Club :\1em· --
ber:.h1p S1.'i0 644 7020 MiscellaMous
dy:., 67.! 5!'195 eve ~. Wanted 8011
~larshil •••••••••••••••••••••••
\ n l 1 rt W t c· h ~ H o a l
\nt·hor:. Ible' Jwlr.>
Pict Hds Eh:l· Roll~'
:\I 1s1· 541~ t~~J
TOPCASll P/\10
For u'ed furniture & ap
plianCC!. Working or not.
9S7 8133
\Vtll Buy l:SED OFFIC I':
Ca~ Sit.II S50 FURNITURE. Wo rk
\antoprack Benl·he-,, S h elvin g
BestOfr 531 !1610 li:Jl-2777
Autos, Used .. s. Used ........•.......•.•.......•...•...............
SECRETARY fr Time Escro"' n·;tl
estate or buildtn)! 1•\pl•r
he!pfuJ .
In 111.. 114
I II IJ t t Cit I
I • !Ill I '·. •• ~,1 ••I:• I "l•an1c•I l'"I"
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1 '1111\••mpor~ l.11\eSe<JI ,
U1·1).(c Browns velvet
ltkl• nu Sl.50 OllO 556 9557
Garage Sale , Sal & Sun,
!I J. Moqng out 05. .;talt·
must se ll everything
i 1101 Saluda Cir. H H
lllamilton& Bushard,)
Xma... dee Toys. sports
equip, weights. clothes
6081 Aria Ctr. II H. Sal &
Sun.10.3pm
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sconRULTY
536-7533
SICHTARY P (T
:tO ·SOwpm F amtl1Jr
w,general offiC'e pr11
cedures. -1 ·5 hr:;/da'
Cal l \'icki 540 60!l!l,
Coastal Personnel Ai.:en
cy. 2190 Harbor llh d
CM.
NEVt::rt .\ n:~: -SICUT ARY p /T
Woric Tue & Thu for NU
y acht bro ke r . ~o "h
Heavy publiC' contact
Free to AppliC'anl
Irvine Personnel Ai:Pn• '
488 E. 17th. Costa :\ll""'
Suite 224 fi.12 I li H
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Secy. Airport law firm
Sharp good skills. Nun
smokr Josie. 851 9025
SSlV STAT AnEND
F /time. apply C'h1•\To11
w 1 N. est """'. 1..1g Bdl. '
Se1v1ce St at wn ,\lll'n
dent. F tune. da\' \111rk
39?:8 . Coast llw,: Ctl:\1 -----·.: --=.,__.-..1-__ _.._.
Seving T each er 1h~t·dl'd
fa fast growing se"' 1111-:
ceiter m El Toro Xlnt
wcrtung rond. beauttful
St•re. P ff, F T C';,itl
S <ddleback Se" 111 ..:
Cetter. 714 586·2660_
Shi1ping
Yamg able femJll' l•H
Sfl pping dept ,\bo
fenaJe for wrappini: ht.· I
mechandise. Call '1011
rorippt. 548-1001. u .:>
SHOE SALES
We 1ave an opemng lor ,,
par1time salesperson on
wkl'U. Ex11er. pref t 'on
tact Mr. Cannon 1 ll'm
phills Shoes. 54 Fas hion
lslali. N B. 644·4223 ,
Shoe ales. full lim1• w1l h
or v/out exp . o r will
train Good co. benl'f11~
Appl; m person !:lam to
llamMon thru i-·n . Stan
dar d Shoes, 3077 Sn.
Brishl. C.M
S"'ITCHIOARD
\>a r t t im e . Fl ex1hll1
tours Will train. Call
!:ileen al: '642·3013.
TIC ... ICIAM
lxper. opl1C'a l llher
l!fam1liarity w lasers .
i.sion mechanical US·
mblJ & electro·o ptics
t. pay /benefits & OP·
y . for advacemcnt
I. growing laser co
i Sao J u an Ca p o
7 -493-6624 .
..io 11••• 1 • • 1 ,.,,, W.1t1•rbl•d Queen. 1·om ·
pll•I e '<Int com.I $75. Lov
1':0.l·.1t g~een plaid S35
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t"ond. SSO eal·h
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121 TWl:"ll HEO SETS
~leach! XLNTCON D.
548 5408
f\!111! Sz ll eadbrd . 2
mal1'111ng nite "lands.
101ri11red dn·sser-solid
wood ~')0(1 Ca pl am' s Bed
" m.a tchmg <irs r desk &
ho•1krase SJUO , Call
91~1 181l7 J ftl'r Spm
Multi family Garage Sale
Furn. carprts. T v·~.
rad ios. Stl'reos, e l e c
l \pewriter . s m a p .
phancc;,, clothes. books.
bikes. a cco r d i an .
motorcycle. waterbed.
english saddJe. ell'. Sat &
S un. 5372 J\entlworth. '
H B l nr Warne r &
Graham I
Sat & Sun, 11-5. 21052 Shaw
Ln. HB. ~lisc housebold.
+ lots of good_.ies_. __ _
t •·i• 1. '.
JtO,lftt\n"-I\ ,1 ,, ~ I •
~II ..... ,.,, Pld I :wt t tun:.il gold quilted,
lwJ11t1ful fahnc. custom
p1C\'e SllXl 71;0 1421
USED BOOK SALE
Spon sor ed by Co s ta
Mesa F r ie nd o f the
Library . Com er Harbor
& Newport Blvd. Crocker
~al 'I Bank parking lot
pnces 10c·25c. Sept 20
SAT9·3
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1.11 olt•t
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Sola 9' tufted i.:reen \'el vet
Sl75 Ital Prrn coffee &
l'lld I bb 1 8a rkcr!. J S225.
'>l'l 1,15-5657
Queen size Hide·a ·bed
SlSO Kitchen Dinette 4
chairs S75 Misc 531-2207
•i' hide il bed .
i.;tl l'Ond. $100
fli3 !.11177 11i(n•n t1t1t11 ''I• •u> ,~.. ---. ------
""'" 111 .. ,.. , , I .... , 1illlll \111 l'tl Ell•g;.nt Counlr) Fren1·h GARAGER. 3 ramilie:.
1 1 bl Sat. only . 8-S 25' S.SO. 252 \ "" I i' '" i '" 1111 ' '< 11111 .di rl II 'l'l. oval ta c ex llilh Pl CM "'' •11 •. ·~1.,11 t!lpm 11•11d,tull2".2arms &4 ___ _
WIRE OPERA TOR ' ~ •1tlrc; mall'hin ~ 60 .. YARD SALE Sat Furn.
1 ..... 1111 111 ,1., , , • 1 l11nantb . Chrome• oval water bed. "kis. misc.
llJ" 111 ,11• "" , 1 1'111 "k:;. ~t rtt 'l'•.'.'"'1 kit l.1hle & Ii •·hairs building materials. 210 M.J-l'.r..u.11..,._~ .. ._..-J__;.~~·~~-l~l ~l.UI ,, .(.;1.1A1l b14!o'L.fi1!).}22;! --1'6th Pr.CM."'·• --•
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'"1 •i'P • I I I " I \ 1' I F' l \le 1,1111t \ i.t l•• • • r 11 •11111 ' -'-uUl' 1 • •rs _re Teenage girls' C'lothes.
Women Pref~rr"t.I'
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r '"''I 1.1•11 •' ll•tt.!.... ,1 11nL1blt-offer ~·74 18 s te reo. t ables. dishes. 1 r 111~11 ""' r ·' mt ,,.d I lamps , mlsC'. hshd ef
,· r11.tl1 .. p.111·tl ·"' ·"' ! Coffee Table fects Sat. only, 95. 4!171
'1. 1 \ I ·1 I '' 1 1 h <aa~' Top $45 S.18 5408_ Pa-.eo de Vega. Irvine
•dt •" i>111l1 '.111,t Gor Sale 8055 i52 0189
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1
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1
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.....,. ~r 9 .. 1 161i62 Kettlt.'r, Hunt '>11:-t<.:ll ancous I tems . . 1 d & s in_gton Beac_h. , 1111• "''"'1•1 • 1 I l •11' 1· I Frt• a \' Satur ay un·
' 1 'I"· ~1· " .. 1 du~ HI< S150 :1325
Mtt"chaftdise I "' ht I •11 1 "·' r; II \l.1bama C1rclf'. Costa
• •• •••••••••• • ••••• •• •• ! M1~a 5:;7 9'.!83
Sal 9·3. Picture frames.
decorator items, patio
furn . toob 219 J asmine .
CtlM 8005
WF!'T\11 S'l I· It
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l!ble:-. 1i;1 \ c a~h '"' .ti I
items 979 l!l!l!I t'.11•
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Or'll' Time SaJc \nt 1•1111•s
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SAN I) 1:1:10 So t.:oa-;1
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Pktures. Clothes. Misc.
6.13 Vista Bonita E.Blurf
Sal. & Sun 9·4
Yard sale Sect ion al
couc·h . chairs. l>reakfast
tbl. phone tbl. misc. 7806
:"llcwm an. orr Beach btwn
Tal b e rt & S lat e r
Sl2 4372.
SATURDAY MOVING
SALE-8:30 to 11 :JO.AM
Assorted pieces of furn
Must sell. icws Shapwa~
Ln .. N B. {Baycrest
a rea I !>48-32'70 ---------
Yard.Sale. Fis hing equip·
ment. Color T. V .. tools &
much more. Fri. Sat.
Sun. 1138 Victoria Pl.
C M ---------Gar age Sale. Saturday
onl). Big variety. 9421
BannmgAve. H.B.
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convenience during office
tiou r s and get the responses
t o your ad ... this se rvice
is only $10 per week. For
more information and to
place your ad call 642-5678 .
ESTATE SALE Sat /Sun
Furn-Tools Hos p bed·
AnLiq·IUac-3239 Pacific.
C. :\I. west end of Wilson
Engineer in g for Vant age Fur Cn,rt:-. Sh111t
Lithographe rs & Full t,•ni:1 1i l nil•·•
-••S.ney
nent Put time
from our CdM or·
I 16()..0tQ3 btwn 12
Stoll ~fii ms.i
,\:'.l:T!Ql'E~ (,11rgc1111::.
Oak Sci· 1 llalltrc1· Hull
To., lk-~k l'lw\1'1!1· \I ir
ror . Ore:.~er l.1hr.1n
Tbl Bui fct . Thb, El'I;
548·9KH'l
ANTIQUE SHOW/
SALE
Thurs thru Sundu\'
HuntanJ.,'\on Center M :i II
Beaeh Blvd/405 1-'rwv
~11n11n~on Beul·h
Applimtc:H 80 I 0 ...•••••...............
Mlle yo 11r s h opping Washer dryl•r & apt :-111·
ler by using the Dail~ refrigerator $12.~ l'DCh
Cll&SSlfled A(ts 646-SIM8
DAllY PllOT
GARAGE SALE King bd·
E le c F1 r e pl -C h airs -
Small Refng-Mis c· 1930
Federal Ave.C.M. 9·5 Sat
&Sun •. ______ _
Gimt~W.
Saturday 9 AM.
Balboa Island reaid.
Ot1ental rugs. bath nx·
tures. furniture, bed·
d ing . sofa , ta~les .
draAes. accessories+
lots / m ore. 1101 North
Bayrronl, corner or
Apole na No. B /Frnt.
Balboa laland.
Gel GREEN cash
for WHITE eaephant.s
wtlb a ctaulfied Ad
C.11142·'8'78
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HIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
YOUR CHOICE •••
JIJST A FE"' EXA!tlPl~ES:
'77 IAGUAR X.fS •77 BUICK l..E St\BRE :::;;) --~-·--~:=~~-
·79 01..DSllOBI I.IE Cl:Tl...\SS
(822WIM)
Ne•
O•ly
I (208VAF)
New·
Oal~·
'4995
•79 MAZDA GLC'
'3995
'79CHEVROLET M~LIBU
(~:u;L) '39• 9 ~.
O•ly d
'M OOR~EI IE 8TINGRt\'\'
(BBN438)
Ne~
0.1,.
(001879)
New
hly
'7777
"78A..UDI IMO
'8995
'78 AMC CONCORD
(868ZES)
Noa
Owl~ '3399
'79 CHEV'\' CAMt\RO
(396XMH) '5999
'78 01..08 CUSTOM CRIJISER
(207URC)
Now·
Onl~·
'78 OLDS CUTl..t\SS SEDt\N
(585VSI)
Ne•
Only '3995
·79 CHIEVROl..ET CAPRICE
(51SWOV)
New·
O.ly
'78 NRD Rt\NC•DIO
(1 L61874)
New· o •• ,. '4444
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM!
ENTIRE INVENTORY REDUCED?
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REGISTRY
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RN's
Heeds
LVN's AIDES
NEW RATE
INCREASE ·-
RN's up
LVN1s
AIDES
to $136.00
to $90.00
to $58.00
up
up
•Bonus Plans
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•Insurance Available
•Counsellor A vailab~
7 days wk.
Llcftlled ly:
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1nu .. J 11,,, ,. •''I' I' I
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IO JPM l 0Jll i52 i!lllJ
Uvck .\tll'ndJnt & Rooth
lll•ndunt Full 11111t'
Call J ud) or llunl.')
Ne" 1JOrt Archl's Man na
&t:! .4 t»-l
DOti'OR'~ OFFICE
Recep11on1 ... t :'>luM t) Ill'
1H•ll & huokkeep1nj\
Stan SOOO L.1g lhlls
8'30 97!10 . on 1-·ri
.t9t).6066
DRAPf:RYWORl-\RU0:\1
E\per Up to S.'i hr \1
T li 7 5.JU Appl) 1n
person 1835 Wh1tt1cr
.\w B 7. C.M
Ori •er /S.sperson
Delievery & Sale:. tn lar~e retml nursery. xlnt
trainini: tor aggre ... si "".
neut. yow1g 1>erson i-;xp
Prer Full Time 54fi :1129
·ORI\' 1-:R ror hte local d<'
liven!!:> F\Jll ttme :\fon
Fri Nl'at appearanre
gocx.t dn n ng record. fr
inge benefits. See Sue at
:\faster Blueprin t. 234
Fischer C M 54-0-4174
Dnver
Part time. Mon, Tur'.
n ights Poss ible full
lime Vahd Calt<orn1a
hceru." cood cln1 m g n•
1'0rJ \I 1n age :!O Pl!n
n)i.aH•r. 1660 Plal'entu
A\'1.' C :\1
l::mployees want~I
Liquor s tore & <lt-11
employ ees wan t ed
Cashier. Deli worker &
stock & delivery person
-648-2H2.
Engineering
Micro-UthocJrapher
EnigillurMc) Tech II
ELECTROMASK 1s the
only company solel) de
d1cated Lo prov1d1ng
maskmakmg equipment.
ser\'1ce. and waferimag
mg !.~stems to the sem i·
<'Onductor industry Can·
didates should ha\'e 3 S
) ears experience tn
p h oto mus king or
soph 1st1cat cd e lectro
mechanical instrumen
talion r epair mai n
tenance and tor process
l'ontrol 2 year college
ba<'kJ!round 1s required
You will monitor and
ma mt am cameras und
supµort eqw1mwnt 1n a
mask shop.
We have an exrelll•nt
benefits package. m a(I
dition lo a l'onven1t•11t
location and a stimulal
mg work env1ropment
Plea se send your re
sume. stop hy. or call
213-884-5050
Bwch-lk,lnc..
6109DeSotoA•e
Waa•andHih
CA.91364
equal opportumty
em ployer m /f
A Flclllloue 8111lntH
N1me llete-nl tlled
with Ill• County Qerlr 1•
velld for five ,..,. •ft•'..
which 11-c:onllnulng
114111ne1M1 mutt rellle.
Pub41cetlon t• nec:•H•r'f 011ly• It 111•.r • e r •
ctten9e1. Cell Ille U9el
Oep.,tmenl II 1111
OA IL y PILOT for
lllfor111 e tton 111CI
MCIMe'Ytor-.
142-4321 111.m
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GAS STATION
i\11 cndant ln1 "·I f
,cn1<'l' ,,1Jt1on 111 ,. \I
\IUl>t be cxt1..rneh 11•ha
hlr & honest 1;.11; !~iii I
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.\pµh ance sen H'\' 1·11
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111 ).! & IH111kkn·1110 14
SI hr l-\al1•, 1>.ti! 11240
GENERAL OFFICE
I lelp ore<lc.·d 111 J ce1i1 g
dept f lime M Fri I 1
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II a l•' I .1 t \I .1 I ,. 1
Blucp11nl .!:11 1"1,tll\'1 I'M :>rn.9:n:i
1; 1-:NERAl.1 IFFIC'I·:
\lu~L Lyµe 45 wpm lll',I\'
µh 11oc:-. ln,ttran('E' 1·\
penence helpful o L
Airport arcJ Ldurl
752 20<118am 4pm
1;e111o"ral hdp I-T 1wrm
for,, l.abvralnr:i-
6.tS 2111 Zak
Ge-nerai Office
l'.1n t1m..· l'lerk T' p1<,t
1111 Sii llr... Jftt·l'll•"lll
1 5f'M. :\lalure \\oman
.Joh loc .Nt·~ port H1·h
1>16-7431
GEN.OFFICE
Entry l!!vel pol>1l10n
L1.:ht ~t't'retarial !>kills
Newport F';ishJQQ (:;lano
Hours 7 JOam 4pm Ask
for :\1rs Pratt, t;.14.911 L
Gift mfr needs person to
r ut fahnr & keep mvcn
IOf) rec·onl<, 1-\nl)wle<lgc
& interest in rubncs fie·
sired 1\cc·uran & neat
working habits 'requ1 red.
8 JOam 5pm ln ·me 1111
979-3333
Girl F'r1du' to a:>s1s l
Mgr Very bu:.) uphol &
dec·oratmJl ,.,hoµ 111 Col>la
}tesa \lust be J ble Lu
work 11 people & handle
\' a r 1 e d o r 1 1 t' l'
rcspons1b1ht1e~ Sh.1rp.
aggressive pt•r,on want
l'd 642-8400
Girl Frida) 15wpm
Pho n es & t•rranet,
S a I J r .1 n c go t 1 a h I l•
891·1727 Ask for .Jill
GRAVEYARD
PERSON
Permanent p o!->111 1111
Swttt·hboar<I 11pcr.1111r
Will tram. Must b~· cir
pcndabl c E1lel'n
r~1s SiBCl
GROUHDSkEEPER
Needed part 11mr fur
pubhl' i.:anlc'n rn t.'d:\1
CJll Terr~ 673 22tii!.
Mon F'ri.8 -I
DOING
BUSINESS
UNDER A
FICTITIOUS
NAME? I
II you hne ju11 llled.
your new Flcllllou1
lu1lne11 N1me •nd
hne not yel 1ubmltted f
II lor publlctllon, ple1H I don't forget lhll lh•
llmll•llon 11 30 d1y1
lrom d•I• of lltln9. The
OA IL Y PILOT wlll
publl111 your 1181emen1 I
lor 131.50 . Our
c:trcutlllon lncludlt1 Ill•
enllre o,.nge Co111
1re• •nd 1..,1 nollcH
• 1ppe1r In .. I edlttona. In
order to 1ubmll your
tlelemenl for
publlcetlon tend
•ppropriM• copy end •
cfled lo THE OAIL y
PILOT, P.O. lo1 IMO,
Coate ...... CA t2121.
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I lou.wkt•ept•1 I .11 l' In
. Loolcinq for "Alic~"
We 'rt• rlOI tft1• Hr:tdl'\
hun<'h 110 children, hut
l\l' do lll'~'<l an \111•1·
fla pµ~ IJm1I; 111 l1t•;e ul
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llJmcs r11r us \\\•II µ;I\
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lected at'l'ordrng to our
Instructions Send Self
Addre~-;ed Stamped En
'elope for 11art1(·ulars
l'romouons H ~" '111>
lrnngton '\ J llilll
lnstruc tor '4 J nt1 .. 1 V1)!ufl•
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l!r1Nlll1t•I '""'la u "' 1•r :111 1
fur l1arl t1m .. p•1·.1t11111
t llP:\I < ;11l 1;;11 :!114
ln,uran1 f'
A(; E :\CY S E H \ I (' 1-.
11EI'
comm 'I hn~al'l'I. hundl
Ing 75' ( Offil'C. 25', r1cld
t:nderwriling. scrVll'e.
sales 1:1os1tio11 Car ex
pense. ~alar). l'lllll
m1si.1on .\'Im :l ) rs r om
m'l under exµ Iii.I:. 111
have F&C h('ense. At'l'l!t
m Orange & LA Count1l's
Top salary f:OE St•nd
resume lo l 11:-.uran('t:
Agenty P o HI>'< 2520.
:-.:B !r.!f>f~I. /\Un I) B
ln~urante \Ct·t y pr11p
ca.s , personal hn1·::. J.:t•n
I') exp Salun opcn
Ctl :'>I fii:I 86.'iO
11'1.'>utanee
Will tram J 11rnp1·1 \)
d~t·nt) per'"" with ,1
mrn 1~ r Co. or a).(cy l'X
per )l ust tyJ)I! & havl'
pleas1 n J! ,pho n e
personality X Int 111;pl \
for grolklh & s<ilar\'
VariCl\ or du11 e!-. Xl111
benefits. New office lora
llon at llns 111l & San
n1ego F'wy. Call Gt·orgl'
1>r Jim at !714175<1 lifllNI
lns uranc·1•
Exp f)t:'rsonal hncs un
derwritcr for rapidly
grow ing 1ndqJentll'nl
a 1:ent 1\~\'<lneemf!nt .
beneftl!'>, s alary open
Cull 49HJln!
Janitoral
l'.:xpcnem·t'<l rtoor man.
t0p wage::.. 979.3923
JANITORS
Part time eves 'Jewport
Beat h Costa Me!ta areu
Jamtors & "axers Must
be over lllyr!> old & l' S
citizen. Call ;,32 65.i8.
IUAM-JPM. Mon. 1-'ri
Janitor wan ted for
<.:111enllt
675-4580
L 1\N U SCA £'E /
MAINTENANC E f' IT .
Permanent. Newport
Bch/ Irvine area. Call
644-4894
Legal S.Cr.tcry
Growing Real Es tate
liiigatlon rlrm in
Newport Center seek:.
experie nced. effi cient. &
e n erge ti c le1:a l
sec retary. Short hand,
dictaphone. & xlnl typ
ing skills a must Xl11t
salan . dependmi.t upun
qualificalioos & e xper.
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BJ'S CHICAGO
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•LOAN SHIPPING•
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COLDWB.L IA.NICER
llesidentlal Mortgu~c
Com puny
A Coldwell 81.1 nker Co.
An c.oqua l oµ~t~ Co.
More families are getting
lhe camping "bug" th is
year . H you have a
camper that's not getting
used, sell 1l now wllh a
Cla.ulfied Ad. ---
State of Califontia
Etlllplof'n111t Agency Act.
MORGAN NURSES
REGISTRY
1525 ~sa v~ East, Sul~
Costa MHa, Calif.
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PARENTS
Now that the children
are gomg back to sl'hool.
do you have 15-20hrs wk \lO work ln your own com
munity '! W e wtll
thoroughly train you to
sell ed ucat io n a l
materials . Flex hrs .
Great earning potentia l
For interview appt. only.
call Virginia Calkins ·
700.~I N·8, E O.E
Have you read today's
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you're missing the best
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OPERATORS
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l'al'atum. 1n;.1Jor medical
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CIMCO
l65 Bnggs Ave
Costa Mc:-.a
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Pr1nt1111:
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NOW IS THE TIME
<or job seeke rs to check
the Da ily Pilot Help
Wanted classification If
the job you want Is not
there you might consider
orrering your ser vices
with an ad m the Job
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642·5678
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24701 Dana Dnve, 0 P
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sm;ill. i:rnw1ng medical
cll'<'I ro n1cs company,
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!-oac rtl ll'l' Sl500 P at
:»Sli 82011 d ~ ". 5-IK 5902
lll 'YIN<; ~old & "liver
s<'rap & J e wclr \
Silverware, dent.ii gold .
dta,n1onc1s. c1a~-. rings
lm m ed 1·a::.h !>49 20!:!.'i
Thunderhead Indus
TV pr11e. fulllength
natu r al ()ppos,,um \ ah11•
Sl61JO Ust ufr 774 I l1ili
l'lltllUIJ llnn 111 ·111\t•ur:.11f Machinery 8078
t tt·a,ttt t•:"\ ~ •• 1 '-,un •t 2 •••••••••••••••• •••••••
·l:!i < '11ral ~tlho.1 lsl..ind Binx :\ll'IJI spra} hooth
lll•wl. Iii l.m11lt1·'· 1·\'1•r
\ lfllrt.: 1 l t•d I 1111 :-01
1 11ll«l!l' l' .irt.. In Sat
H I
hkt· new 1;.t2 O::i:I:.! !M :\I to
I 2 noon
I omprt•i.:.or. 'pr<i• l1#W1lh
1'1111 11J1t!I ~un & m 1:.t
luo b & l'(jUlp li-12 023'1
\Ion S.1t 9am 1µ111
Misc~laneous 8080 ••.................•...
~ulc.' Tax lnd uded :-;o ('\RIP
Draw your nv. n or M·t1d
n.1me. addre11,,, µhone &
\\ell makl• one l'il rd per
t .ii; .\tld 2.<t each.
St:nd 1·h1•uk or m on1·y ur
dt-r to
PILOT PRIMTIHG
I' 0, Rox 15611
Coi.la Mesa . Ca !12626
C l-:RAMIC
TILEllSQUE
6xli ' 2!>• per p iece-P a111t
& !!laze your own !ties
Good fur 1·erarnir s h11p,.,
01 µnv..i\l' µJrt1ei. 111 UM'
)OUr art111t1r a btl1t1c~
534 i5:JJ
StertiftC). Royol Danish
1:1 pie St't t!X J>l'S, t·hcl>I
SU">O ORO i59 IS.ti
Crod1et i-\t J.!han
$20& up
&-1:! fi2.13
L.1 wn mo" t•r 24 111111
m.:r power lll1J\\c1 ".>l.'iU
C'all 770 ll.'>!i after fip111
\pJJrO\ llrn \ft... U'll'!I
1 arµ..t & t>at.l. j!1M1d <'111111
$21111 968 ~
Corucr tattle fill Lwrn h1•1h
SIU hent h SIO U1 sltt•!> $
10 lo 50 !>Ill :r.75
\111, 1ni.: Y.irtl ~.<11· .n arn1
h ktnl! ""' 11 .. it pin h.ill rn .... 11111" 1'\ ..tilt hi•'
. ll(•trdl,111&.1~11'• :!115•1
1!1.: '1'1111lot•r 1·:1 ·1 oru,
'>.II "•'Ill 211 9a m
.Juh.n Wayne Tenn1l-Club, .John W<1 1n1· Tl'n111" ('1111'\
(;,.1,1i,:1• 'i,111• ~.ll & !'.Ult
•1 .1 Mii\ 111~ (IUl uf .. t.il 1
11111,,1 ,ell ~vl·q thin!(
:.!1701 S.tlu!IJ ('1r. II B
tam1h membership ram 1ll mem b1·r ::.h1p
Sl600 II 6-10 i l59. W S12(JO t;+I 110..'>, 6i.) 1512
j .)2 26Jfi Jllll
•utos, Used Autos, Used ....................... ..•....•...............
1>1n1ni; Hm Set. Washer &
Orycr, Xlnt C:ond
645'6059
P1\HKJN<; r:trr sAu :
I-rt & Sat 9 /19 & !I 2u.
lOam 6pm s~<·1al d ose
out mer chand tSl' Save
50'fr · 70'/r o n 1•xer c1se
e<1u1p , ::.pas, po r t able
:wunai.. & more' All m a
fOr hrand name" ()range
Cva::.t S.1un<1 & t-:xerc1,,1.•
2525 So llarblJr Uh d.
S .A !12704 Cornt'r of
I larbur & Warner
TV DECODERS
On ~lcet & Z channel::.
raJ r & r e as pt 1 n~d m
!>Un nR \llU I)( qualtl~ un
11-. 1 11mpl m,,t.11led &
~u:!S 1>11 not he 1ak1•n in
b) nd1t·ul•1u:. low pnces
lh•mt·ml~r 'ou l(ct \\ h.,t
~nu p,1\ lor k lO :ltixO
1 plea"· lca\'e m,.,,,agc1
HOT TUI
IJxJ' Re d wood. Ne w ,
nrver used R ead) to
IW!_ (;ompleLe wJeq u1p
package & acces Must
st•ll ! 675·6311 Eves.
p .. ,t remodel1n t;: :.ale,
cedar shakes, cedar std
mg. doors, r1rewood .. n ail
'tripper & h a r ne s,.,,
hutchet. rclt. & m o re
·19H 25.18
.\~TQ Solid Br ass
Faucets ide al for wet
ba r 359-8366
Na utilus m e m ber sh i p .
l 11yrs. left. SIOO
645-6776
2 Cacld~ s pok e wheel
11rn::. SlllO for bot h
~·20021 R.'f) 9320 ----
M EM BERSlll P. Ne wpor\
Bea t h Athletic C luli.
Sl.25.:...!:eg S200. 538·9342
Uprig ht freeze r . $75. 2
:.ets ladies · "olf clubs ,
Si5·~ 645·2586
Jothn Wayne Tennis Cluh
1-·.1m1I} Member!>hq1
SLSllO 673 6106
B1kt' 10 speed m a n's
Sl'h"inn G I-~ porla hle
dishwasher t;.15-61?0 216
• 2 llroadwav T1tf.Hl\ ' 1•,, ('luli ~h·m
lll'r.,tup 5:rn1 i;41 70410 Misc~laneous
11)'. 6i s 5.l ~ l''"'· Wanted 8081
\J.1r .... h:J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,
\nl14 \\leh .. Boat
\n< h oll ' thle .Jwln
I'll'\ Hib !-:let Hu\IS'>
:\ti,,. .)41, HIO'J
Comp« Sh~ll $50
\'Jn t11p r at·!.
l~·:.t Ofr .1;11 !Hi Ill
Autos, Uud
TOI' Ct\Sll PAI I)
For u-.c..od furniture & ,1p
1111.ince~ Working or not
!t57 11133
\\tll llu\ l'SEU OFFIC E 1-TR ~ITUtU:. Wo rk
Uenl ho:,. Shelving
1,•11 2777
·········~············· ........••.......•••...
SECaETARY
P ·r;mt! Escrow real
estate or bwld1nl! l'X~r
helpful
T\ 1>1'1 1;1·11 .. 1.tl oll 11·1· no
c.\111:r n• ., II :-> I 11 ""
Go11<l llcn1•f11, & pr11rn11
t11.1n al 1111 111ir 1110 11 tt•'
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I 11 "' u r .1 rl • 1 • < , r 11 11 t • Spr 111i.:1·r :-.11an1d ,.up.,
( '1111t1•rllp11I I l.t1\ •'"\',If
B1•11·• 11 10\\ n .. \ t·I" r
hi..,• 1111 ')),10 (Ill( 1 ·.~. •1;,5,
I l.101111011 & Bushard I
Xnta.., dee Tm ... :.11ort11
;'(JUl,JJ, weigh\~. l'lothe"
liltHI \n<1 f '1r. l l B Sat &
Sun 10 :1pm
* * * ** * ··~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * '>-.\() l\IKI I·. I) 1-.
""'' Fur .J \ .1nt'I' ''' l' 111n sconllliLTY
536-7533 _ _ __ _ Opp\' t11 le urn nllwr 111 .----------I ftec tu111·11"n' 1111 I Tf-.1.f-. x \1•1•ur.11'\ t SECRETARY, ff mi"\ 1 .tll ~Ir" <"11plJn
40·50 wpm . Familiar :,5~1 ti!tlll l\IS l-.qu1p w 1~eneral office pro m.•nt. 2IW5 Ba 1 r .,1,.,1
cedurl:'s 4·5 hrs 1da, ld I 1· ti 1· Call \'1ck i 540 6055. 1 · rvuw. •, ·•
Coastal Personne l ~en
cy. 2790 Har bor Bini
CM
N E VER A FEE
\l'tt•r111,11\ JI .Ir! 11111•
ll<:r,on tor 1'1•11111'1 "111 I..
& gl'n1•r;il \ 1•1 1111 .. p
mJintena111·1· Wk 1·nt1 .. 6:
!~~'!_~------·~---•I 'Olnt' wknt).!ht-. l!~I !\IHli
-~ -:--SicHrARY 'ff -
Work Tue &r Thu for NB
yacht b roke r No s h.
Rea vy public cont act
Freeto Appltrant
ln·me Personnel Agen1·y
488 E. 17lh , Costa ;\lt::>a
Suite 224 612 1-170
Waiter Wa1tfl"•~ Jl0:.1t1011
Purt tune & full t11m•
pas1t10ns a v:Jtl s.5 75 hr
N1111µ,, l'\t 10111111\
\'luh Call for 111\l..'r vtc\\
&'4 ~0-l
WANTED
\Kt l1\1•r wh 1I L·
711 l!lli 75.}I, ('\c.; &
wl.ntl.,
\ht ' I m11:-11ltf 1 ·11rk1·r
l'upJ)•
&l5 K4~5 o1r &16 .1 7147
H \ ~ :-.. ~: I 1 11 c I l °\ 11
FHEE to rtl!ht twnw I
-' r 11•111 11n:.\L FOH
F .\ M I I. '\' W
t Ill I.DH 1-:...; 1~12 !l'Jlll
\111\1 ~·h.naull'r" \Kl' I(
\\ k1' hid 2 'hlll,, J.fU r\ t I 'a•" :1 f1•rn. hlk & :-11\
$1?:1 \l.,t> I J kinj! rl'
'l'f\ ut 1oru. for 15141 \\ k
male fem S I' & lllk
pupp1e,, .\~~l' l>rc,·der
r..v; 5:!:17
M.ile Amen\ an Husk\.
free to good home . z
\ear ,,. rei.:1,,terl·d
8-12 31:\X. '>
W .1t l'l'b1 d QU\',t'll 1'11111
pil•te xlnt l'llOd Si~ Lov
. 1·"•.1l i.:rn·n 11IJ 1tl S.15
!160 ill-·
t:!J TWiil lied &-L'i. X 1111
1 'ont\ S50 t'•ll h
I all !'>-18 ;>.IOX
.!. I-WI~ llEf> SETS
S'>IJ e;wh' XL NT CO'-U
r.48 :; lflli
"llH. S1 II t•.111 h I" 2
m.1leh1nl! 111tl' ... 1,1n1b
1111rr1111·d dn• ... ,c1 '"'"' woncl 500 Captain·,, lll'tl
" nlJtl'h1n~ <lrs r dc•o,k &
book\ ohC S:.hlll l'.d I
9t>:I lll67 ul'th 5pm
St•l'l•on.tl i:t1ltl r1utlt1·d
bt!au11ful I.time . t u,111m
p1el'e S4W 7flJ 1421
Sec). J\lrport la w firm
Sharp ~ood "killi. Nim
smokr J osie. !151 0025
Por,che :\kd1an1r • 1111
1 "', t R a' S 1, ' 1· 11' Free to You 8045
.\utumull\\.' ti31-20'J'l •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sola 9' tultt"<J l!ret•n 'ch t'I
$175. llaJ Pm' 1·11ffl:'c &.
t•nd tbls I B:1rker, $225
-.ct t>.hl· Sii.'i 1
SERV STAT ATIENO
F 1t1me. apply Chl'\ run.
1251 ~ Cst II"), La~
Ikh.
Service Stat ton ,,tte n
danl F time. da\ ~nrk
39'28 E. l·oast Hw)'. Cd M
Sewing Teacher ncrded
for fast i:rowing sc" 1n~
center m El Toro Xlnl
working cont!, beautiful
s tore. PT. F T Ca ll
S ad dlc ba ~k s~"1n~
Center. 714-581; 2ilfil>
Sh1pp1ng
Youn g ahle re111.1lc 111r
shq1p 1ng dept \bu
female fur wrapping lite
merchandise Ca II ;\I rm
for a ppl. 548· lOOI. ti .'i
W,111§front n ·,taura111 111
\:1>wpnrt Ht•;ich need!> ,.ic
111•nenced «11un1 rr hl'I fl &
1·1111k:. l·\Jll & p.trlllllll'
\llm F n Jt1hn t;i5 IOKIJ
WIRE OPERA TOR
L.4.'Jdtrt!! 1>rok1•ragc r11111
ha~ 1mm1:t.l1ale 111w111ni.:
fur wire 11r11·r.t111r Sal;in
r o mmt•l?..ur,111· " 1•\ 1•
For apj11 'Jll 111•1"11
\1 11;1nlt•\ 1.11 :.!:!!12
Womrn P~ferred!
S> 25 hr 111.•tnl! tnikpt.•n
<lent. & hJ\ Ill!! flc' hr.,
Jl)f11:als lo y1111 1·:.tll Tit I-:
f I :'\ ,\ I. r O I.; < II
\'L!-.. \">;J°"C: S EH\'1('1-'
lt1r tntt>n11•w \lu't h,1\ ,.
11\\n car' 9;,1 illUX
Met"charKtis~ ..•.........•..........
Ii w~·o•k o ld krlt1'n"
afh'r5pm
call
1;7;. i!l&I
Fret• t•' i.;cl honw
Bull TL•rncr II
~hot., %:1 9050
:\IF
\111 I'll
mo j\I
!I '\pm
POI '-I I 11111 ;\o I> '11.J' l'tl
S.in111\ 1•tl f1 t'\' tn 11•11111!
hum•' I\» ~ISJ.,
Ii' h uh• ;1 1.>t•d,
gd rn111I SIOO
fli3 !l07i
Ell'l!.Jnl 1 1111111 n I n•n• h
d 111 ;.cl. "',ti t a hie l'\
l•·111b l•J 11:.! 2 .1rm ... & I
... 1.ic, m,1t1 htni.: 1ill •
1 htnat·ah c ·hromo• O\ at
kn l.1hk ,'(, +. • h.11 r,
<;.nod ltU\ ' 1;;:; 12'1:.!
H1o·droo111 .,,.1 T.1hl1·
I'\' l'11u1 II F1r,1 r1·
.... unahleulkr 7>11S 71ill
f)', ... to .J t·ann)! I .Jnttl). :!
\t•r. h1\l'I\ f,1m11\ tlOJ,!°' ~:nglish Sl:llcr & ml\t•d
Fl'mJlt-. 'IW\l'd ,.., .ill C offff TtJble
, h .. t ., X I n l -. 1 l h 1 ;1 a:-' Top $1:> SU! a-11111
..i11ldr l'o .ululh \111,1 G Sal 8055
' I .J \ I 11 i; l' I h 1• I Ol"OC)e' e .•...•..•.......••.••..
j I I J !I i 11 b :1 I 11 , NC' S I 1. 'II 1~1:11AAl j!2!)(t j.\l<)\I • • \ ,., an\
L'" at.I" Sht'plwnl llo'( 11•
ml\ lt•m.tl•· 'l"I\ •'<I
L"\'''" t-.11h 1;1:1 1l.1 ti
5S7 !1(151 l'Xt 2:1 -
,,,,('1·ll.11ll'llU' 111'111 "
l'rs1ld\ -...aturda\ &. :-.11n
"", · 111. s1;;;1 :1:12:;
\l,;lla111a '1r• 11• <'<1,1 .J
Mesa 557 !Y.!X:!
AlmquH 8005 ............................ ... ....................... SHOE SALES
We have an o penmi:: lor J
pa rt time s alesperson on!•---------• wk nds Exper. pref. l'on
tact Mr Cannon Hr m
ph.iU's Shoes. !>4 F ashion
Island. N B. 64-1-4223
Shoe sales. full llmt· with
or w out e xp . or will
tram. Good co beneftl$
Apply tn person 9am lo
llam Mon thru Frt Stan-
dard S hoes. 30?7 So
Bristol. C.M.
SW1TC .. OARD
Part t im e . Flexible
hours Will l r<11n Ca 11
Eileen at: 642·:.>13
TECHHICIAN
Exper . o pt ica l la ser
w /fa milia rity w /lasers.
precis ion mechaniral as
sembh· & electro·opllcs.
XJnt pay bene fits & op·
ply . for a d vat•e m e n t
Small, growing laser co.
in S a n J u a n <.:apo .
1 }.j .. 493.6624.
Technical See our ad un
WESTMINSTETI
ABBEY
ASTIQUE M:\LL
Daily 10-ti. fo'n 10·9
Closed Tut.>sda~
t 1751 Wes1m1nster1\ve
Garden GrO\'l' s.=..1 6103
<.ioi n!l out of Bu siness
Sall'. J ane~ AntH1ucs
2721 E Coai;l Hwy . ('dM
tiiJ 5752
\NT l (ll l'.: S ll A W
WALK 1-.:R solid oak f1hn~
cahincts Set of J , ec to
.ipprec1atc l'a II 675 605i
vr &t2-0138
WANTED Beatles l.'.1Jllec
ttbles-p:.t~ c·a~h Cur ;,II
it ems 979 499!1 £-:v1:
Michael
One Time Sale ;\nttqucs.
I of a k ind collectable's
)lextcan A TWlST OF
SANO t 330 So. Coast
Hwt L.:_B.
d er En gm e ering fo r Vintage Fur Coals Short
Micro.Lithographe rs & Fu ll len gth. Under
SIOO. 5.5i <Y7!>4 r...,. ... Sat.t
2 E xp 'd. Phone S ales
People to work from our
office in Irvine selling
ptdo copy supplies. Our
top Peo ple ea rn
ISCJt.SBOO per wk. Ca II
S40-3101 ask for A nit a
Ttle ....... S..r••Y
Permar\ent Part time
_.,,... from our CdM of·
fice, call 760-(MOO bt WO 12
ANT IQU E S . Gorgeous
Oak Sec'v llalllree lt oll·
Top Desk. Chevelle M tr
ror . Dresse r . Ltbrury
Tbl: Buffet :Tbls : E tc.
S48·9882
AHTiqul SHOW I
SAU
Thurs thru Sunda y
Huntington Center Mall
Beach Blvd/405 Fr w y
Huntington Bea ch
•tPM_. ______ .... mus IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mal e your s h oppi ng w asher/dryer & apt siie
Hiier by using the Dally refrigerator. $125 Heh.
Pilot Cluslfied Ads fM6.5848.
U se ltnswerAd se rvice
w h e n p l ac ing y o ur
a d . a Da i l y Pilot a d
number will appeaf7 in your
ad w e t a k e yo ur
m essag e s 24 hou r s a
day ... you call in at your
convenience duril)9. office
hours and get t he r.esponses
to your ad ... t his se rvice
is only $10 per week. For
m ore inf ormat ion and to
p l ace your ad call 642-5678.
DAILY PILOT
Mul11 l<1m1I.> (;arugc Sall·
Fu rn. carp rti:., Tv ·~.
r:1111os. sl ~reus. clCl'
I l/l'Wrt t er 'map
µhanec'. 1'1111h,•s. books.
hike,. al'l'o r d1an .
motori•ycll', \\a t erbe d .
l'nj!ltSh saddle. ell' Sal &
Sun f.372 K en1l"ort h
ll IC t n r \\.'a r n l' r &
Grah.1m i -Sill & Sun, 11 5. 21052 Sha w
Ln. HB .\ltM· household.
+ loll> or good1e:.
USED BOOK SALF.
Spon sor e d by Costa ~cs a Frie n d o f th e
f.lbr a rv Com er Ha rbor
& Newi>ort Blvd. Crocke r
:'I/at I Bank parking lol
pnl'•·~ IOc 25t· Sept 20
SAT ~1 3
~uecn s ite H1de-a -bl•rl
Sl51J K1tehcn Dinette 4
<'h<iirs Si5 :\11s1· 531·2207
c;\RAGE'R :I famil1c'
Sat only !I :; 25 S50 :!52
lfith Pl t'M
Y \ f{ D SALE Sat. Furn.
w..itt!r hetl .... k 1!>, m1:.c
1.Jutldtnl! 1na tl.'r1als. 210
lillh l'I. CM
CiarageSale Goodies
Tt••·nage g1 rls · clothes.
s t••r t>o. tahle-,. d ishes.
I.imps. mi~I' hs hd L'f
kt'h Sat 11111\. 9 5. 4li71
l'awu de \ i·~..i. I rvrnc ~Sl Ol&i
Ci.1r.111c Sule. !-'rt & Sat.
!I I 16t;f;2 KNtlt·r Hunt
1ni:1"11 1-leaf h
Sat 9 :1 Picture fra me ...
d1•1·oral•>r item'. patto
furn , tool, 219 J asm tnl'.
l'd~I
P11 1 ure' l'loth<"·.. MISC
h:J:i \.1st a Bonita E llluff
Sa l &Sun !I I
\';i rd ,.tie Sel'l 1on;d
,·out h. -chat"· brt-uk la:.t
till. 11honl' thl. misc 78Un
.'ill'\\m a n.off Be a ch htwn
T .1 lhert & Slat<'r
~I.! ·1372.
S\T R DAY ~10V I N<:
"i.\L E 8 :IO to 1 1 .30.A~I
b,11rtl'<l 1J1eccs of lu m
\luo.,t ,ell zo.t5 Sh1pwa '
1.n . N B 1 Bu) er«st
.1 re u 1 5-18 ·3270
Yard Sule . F ishing equip
m ent Color T \. . tools &
m uch more Fri Sat
Sun 1138 V1t't11ria P l.
C M
(;a rage Sa le. Saturda)
unh Big \•a n c ty '1.\21
Banning A\·c II B. 41
1-:sTATE SALi'~ Sut /Sun
Furn-Tools Hosp bed·
An11q-M1sc-2239 Pacifi c
C .\I west end of Wilson ---
(~/\HAG E SALE King bd
E lel' F tr cpl C h a i r!>
Small Refng Misc-1930
Feile r:iJ .\ve.C.M. 9·5 Sat
&Sun_-------
GiantG-. 5*
Sat urday 9 AM.
Balboa Isla nd r esid.
Oriental rugs. bath fix
lures. furniture , bed -
111 n g . so fa , t a ~I e s •
d rapes, accessorie s +
lots m ore. 1101 North
Bay fr o nt . corn e r of
,\po Jen a No. 8 / Frnl.
Balboa Island.
Gel GREEN caih
for WfDTE ele phants
with a Claaalfied Ad cau 642-5678
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DIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
YOUR CHOICE •••
Jl!ST A FF.\\. EXA,IPl,,~S:
''77 .IAGUAR X.IS
(268VOYI
Ne•·
O•I ~ r'9999
•79 f)LOS .HOBILt: CL T L .\SS
1822WIM)
N" ... o •• ,.
• (208VAF}
~0-
0nl,.
'4995
'78 MAZDA Gl.C
'3995
'79CHt:-VROl~ET Mi\LIBI'
(~:u~L) '399!!!_
0.1,. ..
'M CORVE'ITIE STINGRA 'I'
(BBN438)
Ne•
0.1,.
(001879)
Ne•
hly
'7777
"78A UDI~
'8995
·77 Bl.'IC " L E SABftlE
t844UELl
'\o•
Onl.' '3999
•7a "1'1£ CONCORD
\868ZES)
~0-
Unl~ '3399
•79 CHEV 't' CA MARO
(396XMH}
~0-
0nl~· '5999
'78 01,o s £UST01'1 CR U ISt:R
1207UACI
No•
Onl~· '4995
078 01.0S CUTLAS.4i SEDAN
(585VSI)
No•
Onl~· '3995
·79 CH EVROLIET CAPRICE
(519WDV)
No•'
O.ly '4995
'78 FORD RANCDRO
{1L61 874)
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SJG-$45 WOOi.i & Metal ••••••••••••••••••••••• De c k Dt's k $35 $1 2 5 loah.MstM S ho ~c a s e s $i5 112 5 ............ 9010
Fluorescenl L1~h) F1,.; •••••••••••• .. •••••••••
lures SlO. Oak Sec Chrs St°) Vt'lor 12·, ,..111)(1 llr
SSS. Ne" 4 dra"'e r Ftl~ oars. pump. nt'' er ust>ll w.!.90, All new fUrn 30 < $32.S 892 3737 661 !HSI orr Top Brands. CE OF · 1
F I CE FTltN 2 044 Gray manne238V8.70 hr,
PlarentiaSt ~M.!Jl_!i!! S700 , 71 C liW t r1.111:.
Otrice Supplies. desks & w,mts SSOO. 5.'JO.l4!65
cbairs lOhs p JOHNSON long
675 0562 shaft outboard w tank ----$250 496 H !lll l ho m e Fireprool file. 2 drwrs. 6Jl·2SSS work
Schwab-legal. black, like -~ ---
new. S219. ph fi31·5212 Gray marine 23R VI!, 70 hr.
---$700; 71 C BW trans
Pieos & °'1Jmts . 8090 w /mts SSOO. 53& 1265 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PIANO WANTED. Priv. loah. ,ower 9040
Party wants to buy Plano ••••••••••• •••• •• • • • • • •
for cash. S58-0913 ~· ELECTRIC BOAT
Gd cond, dock avail.
Baby Grand SB 950 640-41.50 Player Piano -'-' ----
$2500 730-~ 21 ' fibergla ss Tug .
Hammon d o r gan . 3
speakers. Bes t Offer.
Good condition. 839-6632
SpcriMJGoodl 8094 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Scuba tanks, 72 cu. rt.
Islander Weekende r or
Character Ray La unch
6mo. old. VW Rabbit
Die sel. Full galley,
stove, refngcrator , dbl
berth. head. complete
$19.500 64& 7887
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1971 C HIUS 24'
LANCER
Fu11uly Wkknder, Sips ·I
$14,000
H.wport 1oat c~
1555 /iJcwport Blvd l' ~
1714 ) 645-6()16
• RSHERMEH
WELLCRAFT 24 ' airs lot
List $19.1100 w /trl '80
Closeout $14,500
N.wport loat Cettter
• I.SSS Newport Bl vd. C M
(714) 6:15·6015
•1971SAIRE
23' Cduddy. 2S.5 volvo,
Steal al SB.995.
H.wDOf'f loat Center
lS.55 ~ewport Blvd C M.
(714) 645·6015
BOSTON
WHALER
Ask for Jean.
644-1742eves
11 1/J Feet 34' Chris Connie, 1964, .....,.___..._Old
radar, auto pilot. VHF. 1 Only I -! _________ , ooo p p Ired N.w Johnson
Da • b d $19, . . . 760· 1769 ... r1a1n , s oppers rea --------10 ..
the UttJe ada in Classified Make yo'u r s hopping Less than lOhours
regularly. And they find easier by lL'ling the Daily ~FIRM
what they'~ lookin1 for. Pilot Classified Ads. C<.1 II E\'es 675-2f)95 ---
J:I' I.a P1t1 lruwl.-r !wd11n
yac•ht, hit '7411 v('ry cln
Mu,t ~II A11k 143 !IM,
Aver)' & Cu. ll'l:t ~I
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w r utty, outrit.:tH•t .
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0 0 wJtrlr Uy11 MO H171 ,
1173.f.'ltl t'Vt..,
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$1400
1t 11 ~!1!.$ wnrk 4Utj 75Utt
hm•·
loah.W 9060 •.•.•••............••••
4'1 l.Ut.lt•t:. Iii :l.')11, V(lfll
h u l l , .t1 l1p 111 \I U
l1<·ij 1.1 t 1lu l $•111110
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11.u .. hi.11l ut t>l y l'\l'r
)th111.i II h11 11s la·uut
rnnd l'nss N tJ s II p
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s 1111· r I' I( dl a nit t' fo r
UMW Mt·rced e s o r
'it•\ 111 .. 559 5164 t'\ll'~
U. T•·m tJt.'~t 6 '>a 1h
1ra1ll!'r ra<'l' .:ear. Isl
$125() "'3:1 TJl:ll, da)11 or
C~l'll
Jlob1~ M \\tth trailer Like
11ew Garage Stored Ne w
1theel:. & shrouds $999.
711 S52 li.')00
21' Clipper. :.leeps 4.
trailer. 4 hp, N R sl111.
must sell 113&8907
S,mtana 20, full CQUI p.
1<lnt cond $6800
540-2980.
Frc·e trailer ror s01all
k('t!I boat
642.2!)91
12' Kite . w traile r . ex·
cellent cond. $700
963-4852
Udo 14 & trailer, 2 set:. of
sails. + other extras,
good cond. $1400. 631 239'J ------------Boats. su.-I Docks 9070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Will lease dock space on
Lido for motor sailor
W1th privilege Of OC·
casional use of sa me.
833·9321, or 673-4582 ------loah. SpHd &
Ski 9080 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'80 Custom Elirninator.
20' Da yc ruiser . 454,
Berkeley. All on warran
ty. Sl5000 inves t ed .
Sacrifice: $10,500. Must
see. Kint. cond. 552 7452
or ca ll ad answer =tiO at
&12·4300. 2-1 hrs. per day --------
Ca:91r1. S./ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lli:t 91 JO ·111 Hond1t XL·2~. 5000
••••••••••••••••••••••• mU"~'ncver lo dirt. 1975 '10 VW ca~a · r, xlnl 1•ond ""~ ~ ...... ·1
111/oul. . m1 on new
1·ng Rest ofr 54.!_ 81193._
'64 Chev PJJ. :!Ir.! eng. -t.
ton ge•r box. w /c /u
ramper, all eqlup, 12500
::.:1&6756
--t• 5:30.
Vumaha 4415G, real clean
6 tric:ti. Sl!Wlbest ofr
673 3400 al\ 6PM .
01rt 8tke CR250 1975.
Good cond. $400.
f"'Jl)(•ri.:tus!I c11mJK•r 11hell. _:.s_i~~
fib Uut~wi. 1111) Dirt bake . '75 CZ400, xlnt
~·• "'145 cond, recently u'hauh..'<i.
.,,1 '"' <'1.1.irh. Alas kau of~ road sticker. ssso
'I') J)fl Ill rulb' (uro.JlOl a... ~9
r ab u v 1•r , ti d c ond '76 Varn XS 360, low
s:u;.:11185 males, Gd cond. New pl'i
72 Cho·V) t: 20 l 'us tum ,
w •10 li(•lr ('IHlt CA
n unper , hoth 1>Upt!r, hest
uvc·r ~ 963 1173<1
Motoriwd... 9140 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Moj)t'd, $250
Exrellent cond1t111n
640 0067 aft 5PM
Vumaha 7:>cc. i:ood «Ond,
low m1. S!50. must ~ell
now 631 1841
~~/ 9150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 KAWASAKI Kl
IOOOCTD
12,00U milt':., financing
availa ble. <7N7957 )
51199
$ll(XI Xtras 499·22116 ask
for .John or 11.'ave
'67 OTI YAMAHA 250
Utrt bike $250.
640-9019
62 Honda CA 77 Dream. 6S
Honda CL 72 Scrambler
r unning, bes t offu.
842·62T1 ------Motor Homt5, s•1 lewt/St•• ft60 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•All Motorcyca.
SwapMfft
Orange Counly's Largest
All Indoors. Space Avail
Fri Sept. l2; 6pm-llpm. l
nile only! Orange County
Fairgrounds 24 hrs. info
il4·8.11·Sl16
SSAftSAVIS
WITH US. PARTS
Imported car parts
IMPORT
AUTOSUPPLV
IOI N. M;1nchester
Anaheim 776 9900
~ <..'bevy F.ng. < In sta·
tlon wgn, > m ag whls.
IMIO or offer MB·89S2
•••••••••••••••••••••••
IVPORTANT
NOTICETO
READERS AND
ADVERTISERS
T he price or items
adver tised by vehic le
dealers in the vehicle
classified advertising
columns does llOl include
any applicable taxes .
license. t r ansfer fees.
finance char1es. rees ror
air. pollution control de-
vice certifications ur de·
aler documentary pre·
paration charges unless
olherw1se specified by
the advertiser.
G1Mrc:I 9510 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'65 J EEP Wagoneer . 6
c yl, 3 s pe~d. S tic k .
Overdrive. Needs clutch
~-Call Greg, 979-~1
~=u. 9520 ----...................... .
Rent . 22· Lux Motor '46 Ford Woodie, restored
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '78JEt:.PCJ·T
M11ny xtru, low milea1e
MIAkeoUer 731-6728
'73 EL CAMINO SllOO
080 .
GOOD WORK TRUCK!
'78 Ch evy o/• ton h 4 ____ 844""'-'...;·<mT.;..;.. __ _
camper special. PS, PB.
MC. Too many extras to V-9170
lilt. ~left. 5PM. •••••••••••••••••••••••
1'13 J EEP C.J .3 C Police • 1 8 D 0 d I e V a n
Department Veh icle> Tradesman 100, xtnt coo, Good Condition. Submit d Sealed Written bid to itlon , many extras. $3300/besl offer . Eves Laguna Beach Police after SPM. 8'8-JlM or
Department. 505 Forest 646-JlM
Ave-Laguna Beac h 1~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~--:-926Sl wt10~· H.1-
Mclntyre. on or before Movtna. must sell! .a. pm or September 26, '66 VW van
1980 Vehicle available 675-8475
rnr lns~tion at Pohce •--------
Department. Notes less '78 Chev. Van. 1 ton. exlra
than $400 not acceptable. long, Santane conv, cp(,
st v. sink. ice·box. dbl Trsks 9560 bed. lo mi. lllnt cond, •••••••••••••••••••••••
•C .. V.MIW 'IO
12'Xl'STAI~
Autol'lllilic trans.. pwr .
steering, dual rears,
10,000 GVW, etc. <Ser .
8163).
$1898!
HOWAJtD CheYFolet
Dove & Quail Sts.
NEWPORT BEACH
8ll-05SS ,. ---------
smart colors. Sac. l6500. •
49~·8734 a lt 6pm or
213/432·5997 dys ---
'78 MAXI Van. Must see .
Cstm lhru-out. Sacrifice
995. Invested: 513.000.
957~dys, 642·3229eve.
'75 Dodge B-200, high
hswy mi. runs good, new
ca rb .. paneled , s tereo:
$1700. 63J.1318
'79 COUllEit Alltot w...... 9190 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 cyclinder . 4 s peed WEPAYTOPOOLLAR transm ission, AM·FM
radio. tinted glass'. long for top used cars.foreign.
bed, ( lN63103) domestics or classics. tr -$4599 your car is extra clean,
see us 1"1RST! ~?htl(d.e
HONDA
18AlrrOCENTF.R DR.
Hme. sips 6, self-cont Sl3.000 ALSO ·29 Model new Ray Fladeboe sen pt
S250 wk +8· m 1 A Town Sedan. 4 dr. LINCOLN·MERCURY .~ IRVINE 830 7600 &1-0·MBS restored. Ideal for stu· 16Atrr0CENTER.
dent. $10,000. 675-6161 . IRV'NE 0 .,,,.7000 TroHen. TroYel 91 70 _ ~-___ .,,....
Yamaha 4<Xl Enduro. Low ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cadillac 'SB Cpe De Ville
miles. $700 Xlnt cond. Health P r oblem. M usl tiO.OOOmi. Mech. -.ound.
552·7452. or call ad Sa c:. 1978 20' Ex c el Sl.200. 545-2444.
'73 DATSUN PL 620
Pkup. Auto tran <> .
c amper s hell New
brakes & engine tuneup
Could use paint & 2 tires
Low book·S142S, 9:30A M·
4.30PM. 898-6073
ans wer 1159, 642·4300. ba/tub & s hower. a /c.
2'1hrs per<!_ay c:anopy. new 962-'!1778,
make offer 1974 MAICO 400 Xlnt ----
'67 Daimler Be'nz. wires.
'67 Jag, snrf. '52 1-:ni::
Ford . All i m ma c
Cla ssics. 497·~ Cond S400 3 ~a 1 I Shasta 1712'. S.C. a ir. nu
motorcycle trlr $200 tires. ra<·k. extra water.
846-3487 battery. hitch. $2095 ·57 T R1rd, like new. must '76 Chevy 12 ton. w 1shcll,
--::--.,. 548. 7234 :.ee 6 cyl std. $2000.
'77 Honda 750K. msl sell. 549-427_4___ _ ___ 673-3527
bst ofr by 9/21 tukes 21' Aljo Trailer self con· .51 Ford. pUy restored, '78 Oat P.li 31,000 m1,
P.P.( 122nl2>536 1636 taincd ·xlnt cond. $2500 eeds .....,.. AM /FM st ereo . Mus t Firm 645 1348 runs. n pamt. "'7'1V. Honda ·79 CB 7SOK Blac:k
Xln't Conti 9,000 Mi.
Sl950 080 646-4717 Lv.
Msg.
MUSl'SELL
1R Yamaha OT 175, .78
Yamaha. HU 400 ; 75
Marco trail & basket case
Kawasaki. Make offer
!lli:J.4521
'7 5 125 C C ll o nd a
Elsinore Ne" e ng ine,
DG Pipe, Red hng swing
ar m. Fa:.t. S650 Cash.
6t2·0120.
The fastest dra w in the
West :.i Da1b Pilot
Clas,1fred i\d •i42 56711
----_ 645·83025-8. sell, makeofr. 964·3403
Shas ta 1711', S.C .. air , nu
tires. rack, extra water ,
battery . hit ch. S209S.
548 7234 --------Trailers. Utility 9110 ......•.•.••• , •.....••.
4x5 Lt .weight fla t bed
utility t railer. carries
1500 lbs, like new , S250
673·3383 ----
Auto Ser.tee, 'sh & Accnsorie1 9400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CA:\I l't:.:R SHELL : El
Camano $250/ Sma ll Blk
Chevy Headers $100/fits
70.76
644-~ ---
'00 MGA! new eng. paint, ·oo Ford , , ton P U, auto,
tops. tires. more. $4500 PB, PS, go od co nd.
firm 645-7531 $1200/ofrer. 494·2874
':Kl f'ord. 3 window 4dr.
runs greal, a ll done but
inter '.\1ust sell. 751·4599
or962 n!lll
FORD-.. ~ 30 3dYinf1cld
Engine LIKF. Nt:.:W
$1400
9510 ..... , ................. .
·m VW fiberglass Dune
Buge} street le gal nu
t1res-clean·Sl200646·0312
'67 o/• lon Che\' P .U. 283, 3
p e ed Str ong. $1550
:>4'l·37~ eve wk end
'77 TOYOTA ,.U.
S R5 . bucket seats . air
condit1on1ng , radio
~akeofft'r! IUS032A l
jrlr:a ~ :1n,;.:. ... '::.ii
\W-POR&:HE·AUDI
+15 E. Coast H1way
Newport Beach 67J.0900
#I lw 0r.tt C..ty :
292S HarbOr Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
WEIUY
CLEAMCAIS
AND TRUCKS
CONt'HL
C HfVROlET
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541>-1 200
WeP.,
OVER -... For Your Good
VW, Porsche or Audi
lt1Cllri:l41 ~ .· -.11 £j
VW·PORSCHE·AUDI
44S E. Coast HJ way
at Bayside Drive
Newport Beach 673-0900
New in town. pvt ply. nds
dependable trans. Will
pay cash. 96().3656
9100 Atltos, H•w 9100 Autos, H•w 9100 Alltos, M•w 9100 9100 AMtos, New 9.800 Autos, M•w 9100 A..tos, Mew Alltos,Hew
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PRICE l•CREASE
1301 LEFT" I• STOCK
4x4's
Long I Shot1
ALL MODEL PICK UPS
lncludillCJ SR S's
'
STAKE
BEDS
8 & 10Foot
HURRY 'W.HILE THEY LAST
SH THI ALL MEW CIUCA UFTIACI & COUPE COMYEITllLES
26 CELICA DEMO's
All M .. ls -All Sale Priced
1980 Cellca llftllack Automatic
Air cond., wire wheels. shadow kit
more. Stk. #1131 . Only & muc~n l~7 395
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Truck lnwentory
ALL SAFETY CHECKED FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
UP
TO 48 MOS. FINANCING
I & 2 YEAR WARRANTY AVAILAILE MO~T UNITS
MANY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM AT UNDER 52000.
MANY OTHERS FROM '2000. TO 53000.
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(820PUX)
178FORD
PIMY'O
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'76DATSUN
610WAM>M
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m iles . Dead S h arp Ca r.
(085RX1 l.
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PtCIUP
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miles. Nice Truck. Lie.
1E477141.
175 HONDA
CIVIC
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52995
53395
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Really-Really Sharp. (071 FCK),
'7 I BUICK ELECTRA
4 dr .. 8 cyt .. auto .. stereo. air, pwr, str .. pwr. seats. pwr.
windows. eo.ooo original miles.
Priced To Sell. Lie. 931CTO
179TOYOTA
'1595
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Miles. Sharp Car. C065YMW). '
'79 TOYOTA
4 cyl.. 4 spd., AM FM, low
414
PICIUP '7895 miles -Really Cherry.
(1V13215). Maga. roll bar.
'80DATSUN
PICI UP
9900 miles. DEAD SHARP 4
cyl.. • s peed . H ur r y
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TOPDOt.LAR
PAJDFOI
caooD It CLEAN
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WANTED!
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int t..p<I $6400 Xlnt
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ownr Must sell S2495
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l'amper. must sell. $3200.
4~1-2607
'711 l>ATSUN 13210, Xlnl
Cond . a '" st.·rco, $2695. '164-7134
~l uv111~ :\lus t Sl'll ;7
l);itsun 280Z 2+:! mags.
.1m fm. air. bt•st ufr ('all
L'ves 49'1 378 l
·ao 51 O Hatchback
,\ulomul1c. air l'ond
I 1Yl8237 H IOtl.'I l
ONLY $6989
'80 210 WOCJOft
1\ulomat1c 1030000Jl 711J1
ONLY SS289
'80310GXC~
I 1118472 )( 100())
ONLY $4989
'80 210 Hatchback
5speed (5884 13118751
OHLY$4889
'80Picia.
4 ~µet'<I 1254!173)
ONLY SS089
newport datsun
11 4 833 1300
'73 OaLsun olOZ
XJ11l cond. $3.'iOO
C;ill 9fi2· 79fi7
Friday, Septemt)l!r IQ 1980
9725 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 RAT SPIDER
5 speed. 1 2 .0 0IJ
ORI GINAL MlLE:S• ''
Must See!!'.' t 155 VP Q l
$5999
new Ila} 1-ladebot! !>Cl'tpt
HONDA
Ill 1\l.iTOCF:NTEH J)f<
IH\'lNf: H.10 7t;OO
·77 F iat Br;i\ a U)
Owner Dix 4 dr ~f\ulo
Air. Stt•rcu Sunroof
M ai.:i. F.tc 751-0751
'74 Fiat IOt Special lflr
Sl'<.lan \uto, am /fm. reg
i.:a' $1500 Re-.t ufrer
975 4 622 , or af t 4P~l.552-!136
JAGUAR
1979
XJS
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18 Auto Center Ori ve
IRVINE 830 7300
'76 XJ121. CLASSIC 3nM.
l m mac <.:ai.scttc .
Power Ong Own $litiOU
wkkdys 752 ll!Oll
JAGUAR
l~9
XJ6L DE~10
CLOSEOUT!
1.1~1 S23,328 !IO
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SI 7,910.00
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'18M1%280E
A11 the Options!
'78M1%
lOODllSIL
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Bnth cars in Xln't Condi·
lltJO at Exceptio nal
l'nccs and Terms!
SADOUIACIC
V AUEY IMPORTS
284-0'l Marguerite Pkwy
Mission Viejo
811 -2040 495-4949
Closed Sundays
-
'68 280 SL . 2 Tope. Very
sharp A uto ai r .
Sl3.95010!fer 673·6336,
642 9666
HELP!!
7H SPY IJ E ll . Imm a
t'ond Xlnt miletil(t'.
radials. rllilgs. fm. h1·st
ullt•r 552 U325
I.caving the country!
~1u ·t sell my baby! l~l
~lercedes-Benz 2SOC that
1s really clcan Loaded
inc leather & AM/FM
'tcrco C:all 673-0665 eves.
after 6 p m & 675·9050
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'>ll'l'CO $10.900 /0 8 0 .
l!~I 3053 '77 Fial X·l!I i.:rt'al mpl!' '78 Juguar ~ldl XJfiL.
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$36.IO 'I&! ~'8G7 aft t>pm ti4t~ ltllj9
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•ill 2:JOSI., new white l ag. 2
tops. 4 spd, a m /rm
ster eo Sl 0.900/0 8 0
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NEW CAR DISCOUNTS USED CAR SPECIALS
MODEL
RABBIT
RABBIT DIESEl
RABBIT
"' raAlln' OIESEl
RA881T2DR
JtA88IT DIESEl
RA881T
bBBfT DIESEl
"RABBIT 2 DR
tiBBIT DIESEL .
·RABBIT 4 DR
:sctROCCO
·sctROCCO
'·sctROCCO
SCI ROCCO
~IROCCO
~SCI ROCCO
t
,SCI ROCCO
· SCIROCCO
~SCI ROCCO -~ASHER DIESEL
' DIESEL WAGON
"''DASHER DIESEL ,
UoASHER DIESEl
'(
•DASHER DIESEL ... ~DASHER DIESEL
DASHER DIESEL
ASHER DIESEL
ESR WAGON
AMAGON
VANAGON ~VANAGON ....
$ l()CK
NU119fR
$(RIAL
HUMllER
6157 932529
6506 982020
6457 986788
6402 938721
6215 9 .-0185
6498 995855
6007 925735
6500 911503
6064 932919
6463 993952
5986 918960
5891 040000
5917 047597
5908 037304
6010 051055
5909 040640
6348 054409
5972 001487
5910 041330
6168 047772
6051 147106
6374 185636
6015 141463
6050 147303
5939 126146
5942 115115
5936 114344
5946 111989
6292 160233
6202 093958
6507 121533
6295 118119
>CAMPER 6298 113698 r
k~ASHBt 4 DOOR 5894. 093745
:;DASHBt' DOOR 5937 115751
i:DASHBt' DOOR 5938 I 02760
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STICKER PRICE
5650
7750
5650
1095
5650
7615
5650
7140
6450
7870
6945
9235
8535
8880
9790
8820
9395
8762
8869
9295
I 0,680
11,023
9785
I 0,680
I 0,340
I 0,045
9670
'0,680
10,620
' 1,325
11 ,320
11,695
14,539
9155
9615
9415
;,_~ DISCOUNT
5400
7476
5400
7104
5400
7224
5400
6171
5895
7472
6295
8484
7815
7980
8995
7945
8345
7976
7795
8195
9375
9475
8675
9375
9175
8975
8675
9475
9675
10,595
I 0,370
10,623
I 3,739
8175
1475
8375
2SO
274
2SO
291
2SO
391
2SO
262
SSS
398
6SO
7SI
720
900
79S
.87S
1050
786
1074
867
130S
IS48
1110
130S
I I 6S
1070
99S
120S
94S
730
9SO
1072
800
980
1140
1040
'72 DATSUN
WAGON
'7• v.w.
•12
7' AUDI FOX
73TOYOTA
CB.IC.A
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'76 FIAT
131S
'75 FORD
MUSTANG
'75 TOYOTA
CELICA
'71 FIAT
RALLY
77TOYOTA
SR /5 UFTBACJ(
·n tbl>A cvcc
'1• vw
IUG
'75 v.w.
SCI ROCCO
'71 HONDA cvcc
'76V.W.
BUG
'71 FIAT
X-19
'78 DATSUN
810
'75V.W.
CAMPER
76VOLVO
WAGON
71 HONDA
ACCOIDLX
79V.W.
SCIROCXX>
4 speed. bucket seats. AM/FM radio.
WSW. luggage rack. (7~FVZ).
4 speed. AM tFM stereo radio. disc
brakes. vinyl 1ntenor (234PRC).
Auto trans . air cond .. bucket seats.
radio. disc brakes. (523KXV)
Air conditioning, A M /FM stereo.
mags. tinted glass. vinyl roof. I •2801)
Front wtieel drive. 5 speed, bucket
seats. disc brakes (929TSY)
Auto lrans atr cond AM/FM
stereo tape, bucket seats. vinyl inter
(140SWA)
Auto trans disc brakes bucket
seats radio heater wh1tewall,t1res
1278PCSJ
4 speed. disc brakes. bucket seats,
vinyl Aor and more l 524MOR)
4 speed, disc brakes. bucket seats,
AM/FM radio. (134WVL)
5 speed. AM/FM stereo radio tinted
glass !568704)
4 speed. disc brakes, bucket seats
radio. LOW MILEAGE (764SMO)
,,,
4 sp eed. bucket seats. AM/FM
stereo radio. vinyl interior (913KLCl
Pinstnp1ng AM IFM slereo. power
disc brakes 1033172)
4 speed. disc brakes. bucket seats.
radio. LOW MILEAGE ( 137WAE).
4 speed. metallic silver. wheel
covers. AM tFM stereo. ( 109939)
4 speed. disc brakes. bucket seats.
radio, vinyl intenor. (079UJSJ.
Silver 4 door with black 1riter Atr
corid . 5 speed. AM FM, tinted glass
In !OP condition 1908TXEl
Pop top. deluxe camper eQulp.. 4
speed. 1X>W9r brakes. whitewall tires
(565LZLJ.
5 speed, air cond .. power steering &
brakes. stereo (335RLXJ
5 speed. air cond . AM /FM stereo,
alloy wheels. radials. (937UBVJ.
Fuel Injection. 4 speed. air cond ..
AM IFM stereo. radials, alloy wheels
(055XNM)
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5 1995
5 1995
'2395
'2495
52495
52595
'2895
52995
52995
52995
53495
5 3595
53695
53995
54495
54595
54795
54995
55695
56495
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VISIT YOUR
ORANGE COAST
HONDA
HEADQUARTERS
TODAY!!!
UNIVERSITY
SALES&SERVICI::
OLDSMOllLE
HOH DA
GMCTRUCKS
2850 Harbor Blvd
COSTA M ESA
540.9640
JAGUAR
l!l79
XJ12L
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• 1r.s12 4SOSEL metallic
gra r. leather . sunroof.
:\111 hel 1n. stereo. mint
t'l>nd. 960·7244
Mcrccde~ llenz 220S. 1960.
Good cond S2000 0 8 0
4~l-8248
I.1st S25 328 90 IMG 97 42
U1!\t:Ount S5628 00 ••••••• •• ••••• •••• ••• •• YOCR PRICI-:
$19,700.90
~?t.~JH
Bnllsh Mot•lr C.1r:.
18 Auto Center Dn v"'
I HVINI:: ' 830 7300
Lotus 9737
'79 MGI ROADSTER
4 cyl inder , 4 s p eed
transm ission. AM-FM
stereo. 13.000 miles. ~tUSTGO•' ! (911 WUC)
$5299
~?t.,d.e
HONDA
18 AUTO CENTER DR.
IRVINE 830-7600 '77 HONDA WAGOM ••• • •• ••••••• •••••••• ••
4 cycllnder. 4 speed UYrUS '78 Esprit. Ok Bio · 7 I! M G M 1 d g e l •
transmission. air condi tbt!1ge 1111 1 under 5K m1 am fm /tape, new tires,
u onang. Uses Regular Perfect640·1i811 retail 'alue: $4,000, will
Gas'! !484SYYI '71 ~t-;;s Euro11a. mid "ell SJ-WO 640-13f4.
$3499 eng. 39.0ru ong m1, ~).100 IMGI '744
firm 675-16..C).4 ••••••• ••••••••••• ••••• ~ 'JhtJU&u ~c;d;s a.nz 97 40 MG B '78 red convertible,
14,000 miles.
7~89 HONDA
18AUTOCENTER DR
IRVI NE 830-7600
'78 Civic. lo mi. xlnl l'.ond.
$'IO(X) cash After 5pm
S48·3027
·77 C:vcc, xlnt c:ond . auto.
red S3000. -196-4523 aft
4PM.
'76 Honda Ci,·i l lspd.
:.lick. xlnt rond Call af·
temoon 494--1778
JCIC)llCr 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .
'77 Jaguar XJllL. yl'.llo".
36.000 m1, ~500
7f-0-1769
'01 120 Jag, wire whls,
A 1C. nu hhr . pa1 nl.
radials & brakes. Fully
rbll eng. Sat·nf1ce ul
$.575()/( 180 760·9589
•••••••••••••••••••••••
·11 280. super cond in &
out. While bamboo Air. '78 MGB, yellow . l ug. A~I FM . P P. S7000ur of· rack, low m1, xlnt cond,
f er • .6.7 5 37 67 e v l"-. $4395. 87<M306
955 1150 dys.
. '67 MGB GT: N ew clutch.
1961 Mercedc:. 220S 4 dr. wire wheels. new stereo,
as 1s S900 !Jest urrer S2200. or best o ffer ~032 641 4931. --------MBZ ·74 4SOSLC Loaded IPeul)Mf 9748
sn11. 66K m1. xlnt cond. •••••••••••••••••••••••
S1h·er blue lthr int ORANGE COUNTY'S
Reduce!d Lo $15.500 I PEUGEOT DIESEL
o wner P P I 714 J H EADQUARTERS
5-10· 7982. --
1970 Mercedes 280SL
iS.000 mi. l.ioth to~. ~uh.
nl'.w, xlnt mc chanH.'al &
l'05mct1c rnnd .\utn, .\C.
ret·cnl en~ overh:iul
Never in an acc1dcnl
$16.500 best"' r.
Cll ARLESSllARf' <'0
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1980 5051
IGas&Di•Mlt
HERE MOW!!!
BEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
Autos. Mew 9800 Autos. Mew 9800 Autos. Mew 9800 ............•...........•.............................•...•••...•...•
Volvo's repu1a1ion for dcs1gn1ng a
sound. safe, 101elligem car is so good 11's
100 bad. Because many Volvo admiren.
assume it's out of their price range. So e\ en
while Volvos may have a special place 10
their heart, $()me lesser. more expensive car
may have a place in their garage.
And 1ha1's a shame. Especially
considering how much Volvo owners love
owning Volvos. In fact, a recent study
MISSION
VIEJO
TOYOTA
VOLVO
~how~ that more Volvo owncl'1i rate their
car an excellent value for the money than
the owners of all olhermakcs tested:
So tnstead of worshipping Volvos
from arar. see your nearby Volvo dealer.
And find out how inexpensive it 1s to love
one close up. voLvo
s7995
Ser. #1247/113J91°
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OMI CAI. YOlYO.
All Prices + TM. Lie.
And Doc. Fees.
Price Expires Sept. 22, 1880
28802 Marguerite Pkwy.
_.....,,....· ssion Viejo
San Diego Frwy. to Avery Pkwy. Exit,
Right on Marguerite, 1 Block
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493·9768.
76 ~114 2.0 . :rn.ouomi .
bt>:.iut1ful cond. S7!l00,
-194 2607
'ii Por 911SC Targu. full}
l&ded. xlnl cond . 70K
nu. P P. 641~98 -----
•'65 C PORSCHE•
Xlnt. cond. 496-6228
'iS PORSCHE 914 2.11
Immaculate. ~lust see to
appreciate. $7 195/obo
<71.tl&iS-0057 or642 0138.
'66 912 classic. Good in·
\'est ment. Xlnt cond.
SS.800. 675 417<&
Roh loyc• 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1 DEALER IN U.S.A.
ROY
CARVER
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ClOSlD SUNDAYS
1980SAAI
TUUOs
HYE MOW!
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SB.ECnOH!
BEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
MEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
9100 Awtos. M•w 9100 Awtos, H•w 9100 AMtot, Hew 9100 Awtos, Hew
. 9110 Autos. M•w •••••.................•••••••••.•.......•...•• .......•••.....•.....•.•••.•••••.•.•••..............•••.............. ·················:···
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1980 TOYOTA CORQLLA
2-DOOR SEDAN :
ltlOYOLVO
2 DOOi SIDAH
-4CYL-
Eouipped wit h 4 . sp~ed
transmission. deluxe pinstnpe~i
bodyside mouldings. wheel we
lip mouldings. (0852·25)
EARLE IKE"S
SALE PRICE
1980 TOYOTA CELICA
GT.COUPE
EQuipped with 5 .speed
transmission. factory air cond ..
AM/FM multiplex stereo . steel
belted radials . c ~rp~ted
floormats. deluxe panstnpes.
(394335).
EARLE IKE'S
• SALE PRICE
56599
19IOVOLVO 1910 VOLVO
2 DOOi SEDAM 2 DOOi S9AN
-4CYL--4CYL-
I 980 TOY OT A COROLLA
4.oC)OR SEDAN
E . ed with automatic
Q u t P.P . AM/FM multiplex transm1ss1on. . . 1 stereo. deluxe pinstnpes. wtlee
well lip mouldings. (537971).
EARLE HlE"S
SALE PRICE
55514
1980 TOYOTA-LONGBED
SRS PICKUP TRUCK ....
EQuipped with SR5 Sport
Package. --AM/FM stereo.
chrome rear bumper. Del Bar
mirrors. ( 122938).
EARLE IKE'S
SALE PRICE
56099
ltlOYOLYO ltlOYOLYO-
4DOOIS9AM 2DOOISIDAM
-4CYL--4CYL-
ltlO VOi.YO (9T
2.oa.wo.t .
SIDAM
THE 1981's Aut o matic A utomatic -4CYL -
4 s p e e d transmission. power 4 speed 1ransm1ssion, Sunroof. 4 s peed Sun roof 4 speed
transmission. wheel s1eering & brakes. air cond . wheel well 1ransmiss1on, power tran smission tran sm i ssion w ell mouldings, w h e e I w e II mouldings, fabrtc steeri ng & brakes. w /overdr ive. air w 'overdr1 11e. alloy
fabric care. 4 wheel mouldings, 4 wheel care. 4 wheel disc pinstripes, wheel well cond . power steering wheels. wheel well disc brak es and d•sc brakes & fabnc brakes. pinstripes & mouldings. fabric & brakes, pinstnoes. mou lding. fabric
pinstripes and more' care more• guard. more! fabric guard. more! guard. more IVC24445A1-587169J
ARE 'CIMl•ll 11
-8RDER ·Y8URS •OWi . . .
. . . TO PURCHASE OR LEASEI
(VC24245A 1·178393) (VC24245A 1-18024 7)
s790 I S8346
'79 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE
Roadster. Primrose yellow. Stereo Cassette. 4
speed, low miles. real MPG champ• (861WYF)
54999
'79 TOYOTA CELICA
4 cyl., automatic. air oond.. AM/FM. steel
radial tires. An economical purchase at a new
low, low prlcet ( 177VGAJ.
.. . ..... -.. .._ .... ___... ..
>
(VC24245A 1· 180974)
sss66 59218
'78 DATSUN 810 WAGON
6 cyl . automatic. air cond .. power steering &
brakes. AM/FM stereo cassette. Lots of room
for your family! (809UXVJ
55099
'79 TOYOTA COROLLA
LIFTBACK. 4 CVI .. automatic, air cond., radio.
steel radial tires. In excellent condition.
(529XPUJ
55599
'
IVC24245A 1-178396) (VC24245A 1-182297)
59336 s99s6
179 VW RABBIT
4 cyl.. automatic. air cond . AM1FM steel
radial tires. velour interior. Looks like brand
new! '987WZK)
55199
'79 TOYOTA CELICA
LIFTBACK. 4 cyl .. automatic. air cond., power
brakes. plnstriplng, steel radial tires. Ad fast
on this one! (625YGCJ
.,. "''" 1,J Sun t0am·7pm
SERVICE &
PARTS
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COUNTDOWN
TO 1981
MODELS
ONLY
16
V-6 CENTURYS
&
REGAL'S
DEMO SALE
'10 IUICI LISAnE
•Door(443135)
1.-HSJJOO
'9100
'10 IUICI llGAL
2 Or. Limited (220438)
1941adSl70
58100 •
'IO IUICI CEMIUIY
40r.11~)
1.-..s1100
'7000 "'
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20r 12~) ....... ,"'
'7400
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. . . IUJ1ury . . . cl•••lca . . . r•cera,
tf lta got wheels •nd I• tor u le,
you'll find It In the •utomotlve
cl•Hlfl•d• ot th• DAIL y PILOT
142-5178 DAILY PILOT
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$t500 or be5t oH..r "\lntrond, St l!OI) ttunl-•d New painl All P H. '11 Rat.110. 'rop • 1~ _ M69106 puwcr. !,_!Wl. !IW 7o:Jlll <'Ofld, ' 1 I 0 L D S t I
lfl0.0473 HGBtCY 'T3 Karnwnn Uhla, Xlut A.vumde"-.e on '79 Vulvo
('o n d 611 M m 1 , Statmn Wan lllOll m•
Sr.lllO ORO 127 :1934 SUI !IA rm 67~ 415'1
73 1;h1a 1•110\ It hhH' I
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1l11vt• nt•w mntor, painl,
\Int c•oml Sl:l'\O Yfl2 W<t2
.. t 640 7 M•• Woe. UMd
"T!'i VW Rua 1'on\f•r11hl1•
().,,,1.,1.il11 S1t1·r1t111·
s.~1 1111 •1u11 II h,1lt• 'w••
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t11 n 11 m11 k1• n l 11 1
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lion nu 11rt.•\ Sl100 OlJO
SJl lf7~ •f\ "
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23 "'mdow... 'nrl • .;,~
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"""' I01;5
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l'.illd. new r11d1ul lllc'
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VW...,orc...,...
)1ust be tn ~ood ..,ha!X'
~7 3182
·72 \'W Squarebuck $219!'>
'64 VW Bug Sl49!'>
179 East 18th St l' :'v1
Sacrifice $.1000. '62 VW
Ragtop. '71 duel port
~.!:...~<! ('~M! !"'!:0395.
'1'l Super Beetle. recently
rblt, good body, runs
xlnt. $2500.645-6224
·6.S VW. very good cond1·
lion, Sl.200.
552·0912
'72 Bug. One owner
Am /Fm Stereo, tape.
Smog certified. Runs and
looks hke new Many ex
tras. S2900/bst ofr Must
sell. 494.9227
9712 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VOLVO
SALES. SEIVICE
AND LEASING
OVERSE~ DELIVERY
EXP ERTS
EAJU.EIKE
VOLVO
1966 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
64'99301 540.94' 7
'74 164E. all options. A 1C.
xlnt m ech. rood. All re-
cords. S21m. 631-4427.
'68 Volvo 1445. cln, new
clutch. brks & tires, ml &
body good s h ape .
SL500 t bsl ol r. 631-G.115 a rt
SPM.
Assume lease on '79 \'olvo
Station Wgn. 1200 m i.
1241.68 rm. 675-4454
'73 Vol \.'O 4 dr Sedan. t s pd
m anua l. good cond.
R.000. S36-41S8
.••...•....•.•.........
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HOT .. HGOVH
$4995
HAIMS
AUTOCIMTEI ttl2.~ Baker Sl1 !et'l
l'(~'TA Mfo:.SA
540.9202
PIE-OlllED
SPECIALS!
'1thtt. 21ow.,..
Autom11t1c, a ir cond .
:.tereo ca:.:.elle. roor
r a r k . woo d g r a-1 n ,
tM742PW>(l29l>
S491t
'7tD ..... l10
l'uupe St ick. )t ter eo
c a,1>el t e , m ags .
11~1)(5233)
S461t
'71W..U
4s4 WOCJOft
,\1r cond .. luggage ra{'k,
ta p e dec k . m ags .
(52SVFP)( 12741
$4319
'I OD.tsun210
2 lloor a u tomatic
( 506568 11 U90 I
$4719
·100 ..... 2oosx
Spor t luxury pkg .. 5
s peed . air cond .
cassette. ster eo. 8400
m ll f.'s, lik e n e w .
(98.1YZA>
Slllt
'75 .,.._. 121 0
Coupe. 4 speed. AM 1F M
ca ss e t te . ma gs .
(603160)( 1293)
$2719
'IOhtllM 51ow..,...
Automatic. air cond., 8
track,· luggage rack .
white walls It more . Low
males. <529ZHY II 1:.>21 $7719
newport datsun
, 1.1 B n 1 1or
HIO •••••••••••••••••••••••
'79 Riviera, blk t blk
w lthr. 20.000 m 1. 18.995
or t.ake over lse ror 22 or
36/mo. call Mon·Fn . 9-6.
731-0372 or eves /Sat/Sun
64().24.::.22::.:·----
'1' llGAI. TU .. O
ti 1•yltndl•r, Jut11mul11·
11 un1>m1i.,1on. pow1:r
:.let'rinl(. 111>wer 1l111c
bru.kl'll, LOW Mll.t:S!'
1772 WKRI
S41'9
~?t.t/J.e
llONO/\ tKAU'l'Ot'l':NTt-:R OH
llt\ INt: ~I 7Gt10
•71 FOttO LTD Automatic lransm1s~fon
A"tl)mall" tran1m1•s1on factory air. full power .. ~ " • tilt wheel. crwse control factor') air. full. power Super Shar p '' Won
1JOwer ~trenn~. power Last!! (471VNJ 1
chsc hrakes. tinted glai.li S46t9
vinyl roor <5.52 VY~' ·
Sl2t9 ~-~~ ~ ·-~ ~-~ ~kd+, ~ ,'t.t/pr•e ~ T ' -~... LINCOL.'\l.MERCURY
LINCOLN MERCURY.
16AU1'0Ci':NTEK DR
IHVINfo: 1130 7000
16 AtrrO<;ENTER DR
IRVINE 830-7000
~~ .......... ~!!.~ Met-cllFy 9950
'79 Diesel Olds Cutlass
Cruiser station wagon
loaded, xlnt cond. S8.'i00 'llO St:valh• Dwi.el. l\04MI nu ,
hlu1:111ilvn nwt , louc;>ed .
SO.In> llll l uar ~u :i931
7!I t.:ad Coupe DeV11le
U'fo:legance. 111.!'>00m1 ,
l'11mpleleb 1m mac In /
11Ut scrv1ct-d ever} 4 mo
llrand new :.teelbelted
M1chehns. Hei.t Uu~ m
Town ' 673-2871
'79 Cad Cpe UeV1 lle
d'Eleganl'e " all the ex
tras. low ma. S9500 l1rm
963 1579 .
Cla ssic 67 Flt:et woud
Brougham, ht1rganll>.
loaded. mint rand. I
owner . all ne w tires.
$1000 llnn 494 9901 -------. -c ... ro 99 17 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1971 CHEVROLET
CAMAR0 ~28
Aulom atir tran:. .. a1r
con d .·' pwr s1rer ·
ing,A M FM r a sselle
deck & mags. F.xreµ
tional' (8S9Lt\E) ...
'68 4 speed Cherry nu
radials · paint ·interior.
Classic Immaculate
$3000 OBO eves 631~9079 --------CJ.•rolet 9920 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'77CANICE
Automatic transm ission,
full power, llnted glass.
38 .000 miles, L I KE
NEW'! (413 PIB>
Sl2t9"'
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ORANG t: COUNTY'S
AMEST
LINCOLN ME:R<.:U RY
OEAl.ERSHIP
JlA Y R.ADEBOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY
t6· 18 Auto Center Dr
SDfo'wy-1...ake Forest exit
IRVlNE
130.7000
'71COUGAI
Automatic transm1ss1on
rac'lol') air. power steer
IOI(, power d isc brake:.
tilt whed. 33.000 m iles
cai.sette. Like Ne w ~!
1640NWH )
Sl6t9
~ .. ?t.t/JH.
LINCOLN .\IER~U RY
16 1\UTOCfo:NTEll l>H
IRVINJ:; 1130 7000
• '78ZEPHYR
Ii c:vtlinder automatic
trans m1ss1on. rador y
:.11r. lull poWl•r. t inted
~la~!.. 17,000 mile~. Like
New'
1346 XllS1 $3599
~?t.ttelH
LINC.:<)Li~-M ERCURY
~ 16Atrr0CENTER OR
IRVINE 83().7000
Mlnte919 9952 . ..................... .
'6.'i Mus tang 289 Super
Clean Must See New
Eng New paant Interio r
Tires R1 m5 S3500 080
995-~
'73 Mustang Conven1hl1:.
orig, lo rru. xlnt cono
Best offer P P 673-4010
1.ight bl ue '79 Mustang,
xlnt cond. new tires.
amtrm w/cass. IW6·6004 .
LINCOLN-ME RCURY '66 Mustang, xlnt cond,
16 AlITOCENTER DR. must sell. 12400. 631·5459,
IRVlNE , 830·7000 546-22'N Derus_e __ _
SEE US FIRST! '71 Mustange Grande. 6
cyl. Good concl Best of-
fer. 498-63216
7ti0 ·~·----- -
·71; Ollls Cutlass Salon
most deluxe extras.-fan
last1c cund, $3JOO
7fAJ.1891 anytime ....,........ 99'0 •••••••••••••••••••••••
rf
'72DUSTH
6 c~ l'linder, automatic
lrans m 1ss1on . power
steering. -17 .000 miles.
<011 EJLJ
$1699
~?hitJ•e
Ll:-JCOl..i~·M ERCURY
16AtrrOCENTER DR.
IRVJ NE 830·7000
'77 VOLARE WAGON
·\utomatic transmission.
air conditioning, power
steer in g, po we r disc
hrakes, linted glass. lug· ~age rack. SPECIAL!!
r 177 YBA>
$2599
~?ht/J•e
LINCOLN-MERt.:L'RY
16 AUTO CENTER DR
IRVINE 830· 7001J
'68 Ply Pury. P D. P B
A C. A.\'t 1f'M 8 lrk xlnt
cond. Sec to appr
847 2270 or 557-7470, exl
17
·74 Duster .great s hape
S2500t080
197 .3974 art er 6pm
7R Plymouth 4dr Ac Ps
P b A m I F .\I
Radials.Vin top:l7,000m1
S2950 (7t 4 )8'12 -8253
'75~Wa9on
Good cond. Many xtras.
Also has a welded on to
rrame class A trailer
h it c h . $1500 Ca l l
~7·3182.
·77 FURY Wf\G 6 Pas. 360
Eng. New Brake, Tires.
Trans. S2200 546-3708 ---------,.. 9965 We have a good selection
o f N EW & USED
Chevrolets !
COHHEU
CHEVROLET
••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 .\'1ustang. gd c·ond. nu , 6 9 F 1 R E B 1 R 0 rront tires, am rm CONVERTIBLE, 1 own. ~101tape Sl 100 536-~ 7.'iM mi, call
'66 289. auto. p/s. a /c,
. restored, pony interior.
·~11.trl••I hi\ I ( I"' I ' \1 L"' 546-1200 ~----r_1_sz_._1s_1_1 ____ _
'6.SCHEVMALIBU 0t••lll1 tt55
Station Wagon ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 631-1358 '78 Delta 88 dit~sel. white.
'78 Monza 2+2 fast back
-kyl. ai.¢0. PS. PB. Xlnt.
4 door. 33.000 mi. $6700
5.J&.7606
_con_d_._S59-87 __ 97_. ____ 11980 Olds Omega. 11.000
'iO Chevy Malibu. mags,
new trans. new brakes.
$795. 675-0970, as k for Bill
714-640-6810
'IOPHOIHIX
5 door hatc h back. 4
cylinder . a ir cond .,
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By PHIL SNt:IOll:aMAN
Ot -°"''• -,.... . John •'ulce of Fountain Vallt>y
and hc>'s stayed h1 .. 1kt•d
Today, al 29. h 111 11r1 vu t1>
C'<lllt'ctton numhc•ri. 10,000 &net ii l:i
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OOISIHlUr ll 11 upplie d with the
late:Jl ls11ue11 of She-Hulk and
The New Teen Titans, as well as old st1mdbys such as Superman
and Hatman ·
lives in ~ rttnlHY v.o rld and
makea no apolotel~ for 1l
Fulce beran1 c h ookt'tt on
super-hero romk books a l 1t(tt' 6.
l''ul('t> supports h11\ o wn habit
by kff'plnl ff"llow <'Omit' con
S1nN' May ts. the transptanlec:t
Texan ha..-. operated a Fountatfl ·
Valley comics shop known as
"The Land of Ooh'a and Ab's."
(The name was lifted from a
song Fulce enjoys. "And we do
get a lot of 'oohs and aha'
here," he says.)
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SPIDERMAN OVERSEES WHIMSICAL CBEAJION_j)f euPD-HERO ART PORTFOUO
Comic Book Store Owner John fulce Plowed Cartoon• Not 8econd-cl9u Alt
Antiques to Aid Art
Tours, Lectures Pan of Newport Evem
FULCE'S STOaE, stocked
with some 25,000 issues, is the
type of place where an 8-foot-
tall replica of the man-eating
monster from "Alien" stands
gu,ud just inside the door.
It's the type of place where
you can pick up a pJaalic-
bagged copy of Fantastic Four
No. 1 (from Ul61) for a mere
$775.
It's the type. of place where
. speculators hand over tiard
cash for.100 copies of a new title
on the chance that they. too, will
become valuable collectors'
items someday.
What is the lure of comic
books?
"IT'S A FORM of escapism,''
Fulce says. ''Everybody wants
to g e t away fro m their
problems."
Customers, he claims, range
from youngsters and aging hip-
pies to lawyers and businessmen.
As collectors' items, comics
hav e inc r e a sed in value
dramatically during the past de-
cade.
Fulce tells of a teen-ager who
recently purchased the first 10
issues of MAD magazine.
Rare comic boob wtn
be ........... dt9pMy at
the c a11:1111i1e ettow1no
to be held Sundey at
Grtawold"• Inn, 1500 s.
R•JlllOftd Ave.,
Fullerton.
In _.Ilion, there win
be fll111 program•, In·
duding ..... ..,. ......
tatton on the forttM:om..
Ing movie, "flaah
Gordon."
Sponeond br Qr.,.....
ti, the ehow wll run from
10 a.II\. to 7 p.m. Ad-
mtulon la 50 ceftte.
published in the 19SOs, and
promptly bought a safe to keep
them in. (MadNo.1goesfor$250.)
BUT AGI: ISN'T the only fac-
tor that cootributes to a comic's
value. Fulce says the quality of
artwork and an unusual story
tum, such as the oricin or death
of a super-hero, adds to a collec-
tion's value.
For instance. a UN8 Superman
issue in bis store isn't worth as
much as X-Men No. 94 (from
1975), which introduced a new
artist and a new team of charac-
ters. .
'GISEllE' DANCERS' ROMANCE HAS TRAGIC ENDING
Tent Hayes•• Wiiiy Flrta With Anthony Selar9
Swiss Tale
Motions Tell Legend
By RICHARD G&EEN
Of .. Det.,_ .....
A Scandinavian legend involving brides-to-be wbo die
forms the basis for "Giselle," a romantic ballet to be
performed Sept. 27 and 28 at Orange Coast College in Costa
Mesa.
Anthony Sellars and Terri Hayes, a Huntington Beach
married couple, are the featured performers in the Civic
Ballet of Southern California presentation.
M.&8. BA YES PLAYS THE role of Giselle, a beautiful
peasant eirl wbo falls deeply in love with a young boy
named Albrecht, played by Sellars.
She discovers tragiully that Albrecht is not the
peasant be pretends to be, but instead is a youn1 prince
who is already spoken for. 'lbus the fll'St conflict ol the
ballet is formed.
The Scandinavian legend comes into play when the
"Willies" make their entrance. A "Willy" is a bride-to-be
who dies before marriage and is then doomed to forever
lure yowig men to their deaths.
A highlight of the ballet is a romantic pas de deux, a
stylized dance for the two leading performers. The accom-
panying music is rarely used in this country.
The 1842 ballet also includesJhe chilling "Dance of the
Willies" .and the emotional scene where madness over-
comes one of the featured dancers.
Forty-one antique dealers from all parts of the
country will be represented in the third annual An·
tique Show and Sale at the Newport Harbor Art
Museum this weekend.
Williamsburg, Va., will discuss "Furnishing the
Governor's Palace at Williamsburg."
Outside a tight-knit clan or
comic collectors and fans ,
however, Fulce finds little
respect for his field of interest.
·'I was discouraged by my art
teachers in hieb school." he
says, recalling his first attempts
at drawing super-heroes. His
teachers dismissed comics as
second-class art.
SEU.A.RS RESTAGED SVLF.S PERRO'l'•S original
choreography of "Giselle." Adolphe Adam is respoosible
Sponsored by the Museum Council, the sale
will benefit the museum's operating budget and is
eligible for a matching funds grant from the Na-
tional Endowment for the Arts.. .
There will be special events in addition to the
show and sale, including a guided gallery tour at 10
a.m. Saturday with docents highlighting the more
unusual it.ems, and five lectures and a panel dis·
cuss ion.
On Saturday. Donald E. Lagerberg, profes\C)r
of art and chairman of the department of art. Cal
State Fullerton, will moderate a panel discussion
at 11 a.m. on "The Art of Collecting Antiques,"
with five exhibitors participating.
AT Z P .M. THAT SAME DAY, Susan Burrows
Swan, associate curator of textiles at the Henery
Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum in Win·
terthur. Del., will lecture on "Women's History.
and N4'edlework."
At 11 a.m . on Sunday. John Davis assis-
tant direc t o r o r collec tions colonial
The concluding lecture, on Sunday at 2 p.m.,
will be given by Dr. Edwin H. Carpenter, lecturer
at the Huntington Library and Gardens in San
Marino. His topic will be "treasures of the Hunt-
ington Library and Gardens."
Designated by London columnist Rachelle
Brisk as "one of the nation's 25 best shows," the
NHAM sale wiJJ· include fine porcelain, silver,
paintings, prints, French pieces, Shaker furniture
and Oriental antiques.
ALL EXIDBITORS WILL be "vetted" (an
English term for juried) by John Cushion of the
Victoria and Albert, John Gillette, a retired Los
Angeles antique dealer, and Robert Moore, a Los
Angeles Oriental art authority. ....
Nearly half of the dealers will have pre-1830
hand-made antiques in their booth.
Admission tickets are $5 and the lectures are
priced at $6 each or three forllS. Gallery tours are $5
and the panel discussion is $8:
Reservations are advisable for the show and
may be made by calling the museum at 759-1122.
\
UNDAUNTED, Fulce taught
himself to draw and later this
year will sell a s uper-hero art
portfolio he is producing with a
fellow artist.
Fulce bas bis own long range
fantasies. He sometimes gazes
at the large Gemco department
store just up Brookhunt Street
from his shop and envisions bis
own huce super-hero amuse-
ment cent.er and art gallery in a
buildine that size.
And what will become of his
personal comic collection?
''When my two children get to
be my age," Fulce says, "it will
go to them."
for the ballet's original music. .
Others in the cast include Wayne Ng, Michael Rennie,
Cherie Patch, Lisa Cooke, Susie Kalantarian, Buddy
Calbo, Cindy Smith. Terrie Massey and Kirsten Mangers,
plus an ensemble of more than 25 dancers.
Sellars formed the Civic Ballet of Southern California
several years ago.
Prior to eight years of teaching ballet, be was a pro-
fessional dancer appearing on Bob Hope television specials
and the Danny Kaye Show. He also was the lead with the
Houston Ballet Company.
Mrs. Hayes, who m et him during a Huntington Beach
ballet class, was the 1976 valedictorian of Marina High
School. She was a dancer with the San Antonio Ballet Com-
pany.
"GISELLE" WILL BE PERFORMED Sept. 27 at 8
p.m . in the Orange Coast College Auditorium and at 2 p.m.
on Sept. 28. Tickets, priced at $3 for general admission and
$2 for Orange Coast College students and children \alder 12
are on sale in the college's ticket office.
Tickets will also be sold at the door.
.. Ange& Herald LA 's Bicentennial Exhibits
By JODI CADENHEAD
o. ........ "" .... "LA 's the place," say the shiny blue posten
advertising Loe An1eles' 200th birtbday.
1be place where visitors and An&elenc»
alike can see the city's richly native history
reflected in several recently opened art ex-
hibits.
PEACOCK FEATH..Eas, sbelll, and pieces
of driftwood decorate the beads of a.root iron
an1els oo di.splay at "Our Lady Queen ol the
Ansell,•' exhibit al the M uaeum ol Scl•ce and
llldGltry.
Deslper TOil)' Duquette explalu U..t St.
Loula bu tbe Golden Arch, San Franeileo bu
tbe Golden Gate Bridte and New York bu tbe
Empire Slate BulldiDt.
And now tbe dt.J, whole name means 110ur
Lad7 Queen ol Ansell" will baw U bot rolled
.U.l ambli111don watebinl over ber.
au& TUmaDS coUeeted from around
tM wwld MrV• u a backdrop to tbe well·
dlneted ......
White smoke clouds swirl around a central
aneel while the boomin1 voice of Charlton
Heston echoes a Ray Bradbury poem, "Our
Lady Queen of the An1els, '' from the st.eel
&irded body.
1be exhibit will be located in the museum's
Amory building, 700 State Drive, Exposition
Park. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for
children. • • • •
aEllEllUa THE PEDAL pusher suits
and the broomstick pleated skirts popular in
lbe '40a or tbe topleu batbinC a~ta that created
a acudaJ lo-the •eo. before barely gettin1 off
lbe abowroom noor?
For thole who were wea.rinl dlapen instead
ol ~r clothes when thole fublons were
popular tbe Loe An&elea County Museum is
abowcuini yesteryear'• attire ID "Salute to
Califomia, Flfty Yean of FuMoa, tm.t•."
From lbe ele1antly sequined 10-. by ·
Irene to Rudi Gernrelcb 'a sportswear, tbe col·
lecUon captures wbat Calllomiau lived in,
wore, md wanted for ball a cmtury.
Tiie nblblt II loeated ID lbe muHwn'a
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Ahmanson Gallery. 5905 Wilshire Blvd., through
Dec. 14. Admissl0n is $1 for adults and 50 cents
for children and seniors.
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L08 ANGELl.:8 BAS oft.en been described
as "• auburl>e ln search ol a city." The ob-
servation is meant to call attention to the fact
that the city crawls like a tlreless octopus
toward San Pedro, Compton, Beverly Hills and
Pasadena.
Despite such unlikely dlvenity lbe city
proves it bu a aoul and even a diltinctive style
ln "Loe Angeles Prints, tm.tm" on di.splay at
the Loe Angeles County Art Muaeum.
Cut off from the impresaiooiatlc style of art
which dominated Europe durlq the late 11th
century California artists cbole instead to draw
missions and landscapes. ·
THE AllT18'1'8 LBn behind a alimpse at
lbe eriDlY stnaatle early ~n faeed alone
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aALLET AND MIME
wlll tNm up S.turct.y night
H I rvlM's South Coast Cultural ServkH
Le•gue presents the Concert a.net of
C•llfoml• end the Ev•n1 a. ler.1nett Mime
group. Und9r the direction ol Hetea de
K11nskY the cs.nun will perform to WOt"ks
by CtqMn, Prol(ofiev •nd Holpln et the
trvtne euttural Center, l73DIA 0.lm .. r,
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Mitchel vouno Ev11ns and o.t.orett
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12. For reservations call 97'-15m.
MOll•UU.ET will be performed tonight end Saturday
at GotcMn West Colleve tn Huntington Beach
where Clllltornla Dance compMy wlll
perform PMAI Shlpton's "SNr•kan," ~sect
on a 12th century llturglca1 drama.
Showtlme Is I p. m·.
GUITARIST LARRY CARLTON
wilt be at the Golden Bear In Huntlnoton-
Beach tonight through Monday. The former'
member of the Crusades hits performed
with wch stars u Carole Klnc;a, Joni M itchell
and the Fifth Dimension. For reservations
ca II 960-s.u6. .•
TICKETS ARE ON SALE
tor the second show by flamenco
guitarist Carlos Montoya Sept. 28 at
Saddleback College Fine Arts Theater.
For reservations call the college box
office at 831 -4656. Tickets
are $9 tor the 3 p.m . show.
TUSTIN TILLER DAYS
are comino Sept. 26 through 28 to
Peppertree Park, First and C Streets.
The free entertainment includes bands,
square dancing, floats, antique cars,
art shows and picnics on Sunday.
HARRY JAMES AND
h is Big Band will perform Saturday at
the La Mirada Civic Theater, 1~900 La
Mirada Blvd. For reservations call 9'U-
6310.
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BARBARAKOVALENKO
-will open the 10th Annual Faculty Concert
series tonight at Cal State, Long
Beach at 8 in the University Theater,
6101 E. 7th St. Tickets are available
at the door, $3 for adults and S2 for
students.
MORE BIG BAND
music will be warming up Sunday at
the Buena Park Hotel near Knott's Berry
Farm. Admission is S3 for the 8: 15 dance.
Key Attrat-tion
Mas ter jazz pianist. Oscar Peterson,
known for his buoyancy and blues roots ,
will perform at 8 p.m . Sunday in the
Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. If available ,
tickets will be priced at $10 to $12 at the
door. Peterson. who won an Emmy in 1975,
has topped the keyboard category of the
Down Beat mag a zine po ll for 12
consecutive years .
RAY BRADBURY'S NEW
science fiction play, "The Cold Wind and
the Warm" will premiere tonight at the
GEM Theater, 12852 M ain St.
Written expressly for the new theater,
the play will continue till Oct. 25 and
will alternate with another Bradbury one-
act, "Pillar of Fire." Reservations for
both plays can be ordered by calling
636-7213. Showtime is 8:30 p.m. ,
LITTLE ANTHONY, GARY PUCKETT
and Bobby ~ydell wlll ta•e the stage
Saturday and Sunday durlno Maolc Mountain's
salute to the 'SOs and '60s rock 'n'
roll. Entertainment Is Included In the
admission, $9 . .SO for adults and $8 . .SO
for children under 12.
"'BEYOND THE FRINGE"
will be presented Monday at UC Irvine
by the South Coast Repertory Theater.
The play is part of the college's orientation
week and will be shown in the Fine Arts
Village at 8 p.m . Tickets are $6 for
adults,$-' tor UCI students and $5 tor
other students. For reservations call
833-6378.
OLD MOTHER LOGO
will be at Knott's Berry Farm tonight
and country.western duo Bobbi & Clyde will
be performing Saturday in the Wagon Camp.
Wiid west stunt shows, cancan dancers
and the new Charlie Chaplin are featured
daily at the park.
VIOLINIST DAVID MARCETTS
and pianist Mary Mai-k Zeyen
w ill be heard Thursday at Chapman
College, 333 N. Glassel!, Orange. The
free concert begins at 8 p.m . in Salmon
Recital Hall.
BIG BAND DANCING
gets under way Saturday at the Catalina
Casino where Bill Tole and his Orchestra
will ~ntertain from, 9 p.m . to 1 a.m . Tickets
are $7 . .SO and boat transportation to the
island is available through Catalina
Cruises for $15.round-trip. For
reservations c~ll Ticketron or 527·7111 .
"SLEEPING BEAUTY,"
the charming children's classic, will
be shown Saturday at Orange Coast
Colleqe in the campus auditorium. • •
Season passes to all nine children's
fil(Tls are $6 . .SO or $1 at the door for
each film. For more information call
556-5527. Showtime is 1 p .m .
GRAPE STOMPING FUN
begins Sept. 26 at the Disneyland Hotel.
The noon contest w ill help raise funds
for local charities as hotel employees
and Callaway Winery workers go foot to
foot in juicy action. Admission is
free. Organizations interested in jumping
their favorite charity can call
645-6300.
"NOBODY'S FOOL"
ends Saturday at the Long Beach Community
Playhouse, .5021 E. Anaheim St. Reservations
for the 8:30 show can be obtained by calling
(213) 438--0536.
Internationally famed Giorgio Tozzi will
headline the Lyric Opera Association of
Orange County's concert at 8 p.m. Sunday
in the Irvine Bowl, 605 Laguna Canyon
Road. Laguna Beach. Admission ranges
from $8 to $15 for the performance that
also will feature Karon Poston, Darren
Nimnicht and repertory singers. Tozzi has
sung for 20 years with the Metropolitan
Opera and in the movies.
THE IRVINE SYMPHONY
w ill perform a free concert Sunday in the
Turtle Rock Recreation Center, 1 Sunnyhill
Drive at 2 p.m . Under the direc tion of
Peter Odeqard the orchestra will play
w or ks by Bach, Hol st, Hanson and
Debussy. Jo Ann Turovsky will play
harp and M ar ianne Whltmyer will give a solo
flute performance.
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September Surprises.
' Turn over a new lea_/~ try Mandarin • • cuisine, dinner theater or rodeo~
W•'re already more' lh•n mad way throulllh
lhe month many ron111dC'C: thf' yf'ar's finf'st
Iv.._ llO, JUt.._Y-Or•ftat' ount1aos can gent'rally
enjoy an C'llttnsion of fall's particular f'nchi.n&
ment into Octobu ancl N<w.-m~r
Waltlnc llnf' .• es~dally at rt-staurantx 10
the beat'h t'lta~. have ,f-w1ndl...-t 1n µroportwn lf•
thf' depar11nM tounst
Not that the-rt" won't always Ix" v1s11<>r ·
remindir11 ua of thf' u r around pulling Vow••r
Of OUr m~tny rlnC' t'8ll01t plat'f'S but the sudden
dedlne of. tr•nll1t'nts itlVC"~ th<' natives it UUl..-
more tlbuw rootn for dining out now
M~AaCt:LY ANY POINT 1n Orangf' Count ~
now ••~ a 20 minute or M> dnvt' from A
Golden Dra1on resta&urant A hranch1na out uf
lhe popular Costa Mt' ·a pot has doubled thc>
potential tor s1tt1ng down to some of the fine t
Mandarin cwsmt' this s ide of Peking
Folk>wtna a hJ&hly successful fivt' year r'"'
on Harbor 8oulevud. ov.o ers Yuan Der and t:tu Waq~ have opened a second Golden Dragon in
Oran1e
CLOSE TO THE SANTA Ana and Garden
Grove Freeways the interchange , act ually
the Oran1e Golden Dragon is located at 4715 W
Cha pman Ave Ir you're looking for a landma rk
it's hard to beat the new Crystal Cathedr al,
which is almost directly ac ross the street
Out .N AbOOt
Norman S~
S••vnul hundrt•d Wt!ll ~ishers (all Costa
M t•11u rt'f(Ularx ) we·ri· on hand for last week's
c·hu nwugnt> tiurt .. t "Vf'nlnw Most members of
the Wanj( family we rt! present, too, providing
th .. klnrl o f Krtt<'llJUl'I, 1>t:rsonal and warm ho~ling
thev 'vt> 1 ..... n cltsp1:n~•nK in Coi;ta Mesa for five.
t·ar\
Tht-<ioldcri Ura~o1111 specudit e in the Man·
darin tabo known ai. f'ekmgl school of Chinese
<·ook m g l.\ut thank to Yullll· Der·s versatility,
)'OU 'II alM> l'o uw hy <:u ntonese. Szechwao and
Sh angha1 'iP<'<'I altwi.
WHATt:VER, TH E SCOPE and variety
c1ve you a ehou:e of more than 80 a la carte dish·
t!~ Among them a re s uch unusual (and detect·
able > selections as moo sho pork. kung pao
beef, crystal shrimp, chiang pao chicken, Pe-
king du<·k <two d ays advance notice required
for this one. howeve r ), Mandarin hot ribs.
Szechwan cabbage and shredded pork. fish with
hot soy bean sauce and Mongolian beef.
f 'ro"11 Pag' IJ I .
LA ART SHOWS DOCUMENT CHANGE. • •
the picturesque yet sometimes brutal western
frontier.
California artists continued to resist the in·
nuences of the changing art world and kept a
-distinctive style as they moved into the 20th cen·
tury.
Drawing upon the .s truggles of the im·
poverished pouring into the city during the ·20s
and '30s more and more canvases were covered
with tenament scenes and stories of civil strife.
Works by Henry Chapman Ford, Frances
Gearhart. Loren Barton, John Paul Jones and
June Wayne are included in the display.
The exhibit, located in the museum ·s
Ahmanson Gallery 5905 Wilshire Blvd., runs
through Dec. 14. Admission is $1 for adults and
50 cent.a for seniors and children. • • • •
"PAINTING AND Sculpture in l,.os
An1eles, J.I00.1956" opens Thursday at the coun-. ______________ ...,
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t y art m useum. T he 37 wor ks depict the
gradual, the matic move away from the
landscape to the thriving city life which ~lowly
s pread out across the once barren land.
Brightly colored canvases c am e l o
dominate the art world in Los Angeles. where
a rtists gradua lly began experimenting with
European techniques, such as Cubism and Ex·
pressionism .
While the Depression drastically altered
life for the city's dwellers the federal New Deal
art project encoura~ed local artists to dabble in
the techniques tried by Easterners.
Among the artists included in the show are
William Wendt, Stanton Macdonald-Wright,
Paul Starrett Sample , and K.nud Merrild.
The exhibit will continue at the county
museum, 5905 Wilshire Blvd .. through Nov. 23.
Admission is $1 for adults and SO centS for
children and seniors.
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Ir you 're Umid about uncharted a la carte
seas there are several pre-set family dinners.
All food Is also packaged to g<>.
Open daily for lunch and dinner, the Costa
Mesa Golden Dragon is located at 2023 Harbor
Blvd,. between Bay and 19th streets. Telephone:
642-7162 or 631·991 t. In Orange (Closed Mon-
days) the number is 750·7171.
DON'T CLOSE THE BOOK yet on "Chapter
Two." The same s how that was so excitedly re-
ceived at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse is
moving up.county to Sebastian's Grand.
Opening next Tuesday. tbe production
transfers from San Clemente to Anaheim for
seven weeks. Ir you missed this floe staging of
the Neil Simon play the first time out, there's no
excuse short of hospitalization for failure to do
so agal.n.
Master playwright Simon has never been
better \han in this closely autobiographical ac·
count of coming to terms with remarriage after
the death of his first wife. Only he, no doubt,
could .bring s uch tender affection and hilarity to
a s ubject that is es sentially no laughing matter
Anaheim audiences will be seeing two great
performances by Dan Verre and Britt Swanson
in tbe respective roles of George Schneider and
Jenny Ma.lone, the little more than thinly-veiled
• portraits of Simon and his actress-wife Ma rsha
Mason.
The Anaheim edition of Sebastian's Dinner
Playhouse is located at the Grand Hotel, near
Disneyland and just off the Santa Ana Freeway.
Reservations: 772·7710 .
I MADE A 800-800 here a few weeks
back. Having had it called to my attention by a
cle ver note, r hasten herewith to acknowledge the
correction.
The goof appeared in an item about the new
F o unta in Valley res taurant and lounge
(Medley's) opened by Bill Medley of the former
Righteous Brothers. Therein I wrote that of all
~he entertaine rs who have called Orange County
home at one time or anothe r, Bill is the only one
to have remained a permanent resident.
Not so says Bobby Hatfield, Medley's one-
time partner (or "brother:· if you will). who
has to be credited with at least haU of the duo's
tremendous s uccess -especially on the classic
and ··nghteous" re ndition of "You've Lost That
Lovin' Feelin.' ••
According to Hatfield's wry communica·
lion: "I'm currently alive and happily living in
Corona del Mar, where I've lived for the last
dozen years."
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However brief, e nough said, Bobby. Sorry'
Who's on firs t or which Rodeo are you
goin' to tonight. pardn 'r ? Seems you're going to
ha ve to clarify your intentions if you're heading
to s uch in Orange County these nights .
Almost within the same hour, two new cow1-
try /western spots arrived on the scene with the
same name Oolh ::1 ctually represent format
cha nges in earlier places but one marvels at the
coincidence that brought us two Rodeos SI·
multaneously
HEADING DOWN t ht1 trail -complete
with the Urban Cowboy buc:king bull --is the
Rodeo at 725 Rake r Street, com er of Bristol.
Costa Mesa For merly McConahay's, this entry
in the country/wes tern swet:pstakes is offering
prizes for the best bull riders and for gals with
the best set of calves in legs contests. .
Rising frum the sagebrush in Anaheim is
the second Rodeo. Ray Malavasi's fo r mer
Sportsman restaurant located at 1168 S. State
College Blvd . Ray says he made the switch to
meet the demands of Rams' country fans in
Orange County a nd kicked the whole thing off
by booking the popula r bluegrass hand Wild·
Oats for the opening.
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A '"&oal·k»l son" rt'hu·na lo t~ fold al South
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The Costa Mt's U t•u111111111.)' l111m<'hi'~ lls 16th
seuon {and its third In tht· ni1\\ Fourth St ep
Theater) T\lad•y with tht' F~nch farce "'Hott'I
Paradiso." Also nd:san.: tht•1r c-11rti11ns nexc
we8 will t>f' tht> San Clt1nw11tt> C"ommon11~
'!beater. lhe L11acunu Moulton l'lu~ htmM· :\!'d tht' ea.ta Mesa Civic t•tayho11.'\t'
nt£ WNG'A-'•:NT r\'luml'i.' h Jt.'ffrt>\ Tambor, a founduli nw111ht•1 of St'tt "ho 1wr
formed in its thrN> "out ''' ''"' n h\m' h1.,111.-
Intermission
Tom Titus
the company took ruot in Nt>" port He:.id-1 1n
1965. Tambor opted for a prufcssmnal l'drt't.>r
and is familiar to. T\' and mo' ie aud1enl't-::. a!:>
the stuffy, bald neighbor on "The Roper~· ahd
the plate·throwmg lawyer in ·And Jus llct' for
AU."
Tambor heads a large rast m the George!:>
Feydeau-Maurice DesvaJheres farre which in
eludes James Galler y, Carolin e S mith,
Christopher Metas. Martha Md'arland. ,John
David Keller. Richard Doyle. Karen l-frnsel.
Patti Johns. John Ellington. Hal Landon Jr ..
Candice Copeland, David Lane and Miguel M ar
molejo.
David Emmes directs the madcap comedy,
which will "be staged nighUy e xcept Mondays at
8 p.m . with Saturday and Sunday matinees at
2:30 through Oct. 26 at the Fourth Step Theater,
655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Call 957-
4033 for reservations.
MEANWHILE, DOWN IN San Clemente.
Jack Sharkey 's "Meanwhile , Back on the
Couch" makes its first Orange County ap-
pearance under the direction ·of Monica
Weatherholt. The comedy opens Thursday for a
four-weekend run.
Richard Gunst takes the central role of a
psychiatnst with Linda Conti playing his fiancee
and Joe Guzzetta as a fellow shrink. Rounding out
the San Clemente cast are Max Kelly, Carleen
Quiesner, Tricia Kelly, ,f;velyn Woodcock and
Aian Martter. ·
"Meanwhile. Back on the Couch" will be
presented Thursdays through Saturdays al 8:30
uatil Oct. 18 at the Cabrillo Plavhouse. 202
Avenid~Cabrillo, San Clemente. Reservations.
492-0465.
ALSO LEADING OFF with a coun ty
premiere is the Laguna Moulton Playhouse
where the Jerome Lawrence-Robert E. Lee play
"First Monday in October'' opens Friday.
Playhouse managing director Douglas Rowe is
staging the dramatic comedy about the first
woman Supreme Court jll5tice.
Barbara Van Holt plays the lady jurist with
George Woods essaying the role of her fellow
judge created on Broadway by Henry Fonda
Completing the Laguna cast are Gene Benedict.
Bruce Campbell. Elgin Scott Sr , John Verney.
Walter Daly. William Morris, Norman Weingar-
te11, Frank Wales, David llaynes. David Paul
and Phil lnterlandi.
"First Monday in October'' is the firs t s how
in the playho use's new format of Friday
openings followed by three weeks of Tuesday·
through Saturday performances with an 8 p.m.
curtain at the Moulton. 606 Laguna Carfyon
Road, Laguna Beach. Sunday matinees are of-
fered at 2:30 on Oct. 5 and 12. with reservations
·taken at 494-0743.
AN0'111ER "FIRST" FOR Orange County
audiences is "The Best of Friends," which opens
the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse's season
Friday under the direction of Pati Tambellini.
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Laurie La m bert and Les Reed head the cast
of lhc James Elward comedy, with Adrienne
Hatcher playing their daughter. Also aboard
are Martin Spann, Karen Mallicoat, Helene
Briggs. Suzanne Orcholski , Ed Greenly and
Stan Wlasick . who also handles the techni<'al
direction and set design.
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By M.\a Y l .\NE SCAa<'El.l~O °' ... °'"' ~ ... ,_ When pianist rom po:.rr M1r hdel ('uvf'
was 15, he lfllVe this fir l public· pt•rforman<'e
Now, 36, the Lu:. Angeles rt·~uh•nt tiu
made t~an concer1 tou~. •on mm!H'
award8 •net 1l"t•r£ornh·d 1n t•~ York '<i
Camegle llttll
As ht> built a l'llrt't'r, Cave 1to1tl1ud how
few opportunll1t•. t''\blt-d r,w t.tknt~t but nol
. yet·fa nX>US pruh•M•ll11rnb 1n d it •oral mu. 1<'
"I SAW A G AP llt>:TWEEN c-till~Wf' and
stardom for ptrformer:;, ht" sa) s "Thr)
bad training a1Ht ub1ht ·but frv. <'hanc-"-' for
public rttltals
.. Art1St8 and j Ulhl'Ol't':O nt't'dt'<I tn IC<'I
toaether."
So in 1977 Ca\ l' fornwd th<' C.:rt'at1 v1·
Society, a non profll ~roup v. hose purpo<.e 1s
lo or1anize and support t hl'.)C recitals
The society has spom.11rt.'d c·on('t>rb 1n
Loa Angeles .and s.rn l>tt~go an!:l v.111 present
its first Orange Count> <'On('ert st>n e:. sta rt
inc Ott. 7 ar-ehapman College
Cave wtll pla} a pre-season com•ert at 3
p.m . on Sunday at the Hammond Piano and
Orean Studio.2854 E Coa:.t Ht gb~a) m
Corona del Mar
HIS PROG R A M W I LL 1n <'l udt'
Beethoven's SonatNatheuque, Debussy's
Suite Bergamasque ~hlir de Lune ) and a
Chopin Ballade . Nocturne and Polonna1se
"These are old favontes neglected by
performers in recent years," he says, "so
I've decided to dust them off ror people to en-
joy again.
"Actually, they 're wonderful mus ic,
which is how they became popular m the first
place."
Tickets, at S2.50, are hair the usual price
in hopes that Orange County music lovers
will sample the Creative Society's offerings
and attend the Chapma n College concerts
through next April.
"WE'RE THlllLLED THAT the college·~
Music Depar tment is co-sponsoring the
series, and ihe featured artists are outstand·
int." Cave says.
Glor ia Ra m sey. a clar inetis t an d
specialist in recorder and Renaissance
woodwinds, leads off the society's season,
followed by soprano Genevieve Wiede in
No•ember and pianist Cave in February.
Tbe March recital will showcase cellist
IUcbael Mathews, and April's concert pre-
sents Hiroko Kitano and J onathan Mack with
operatic duets and arias.
Series ticket information is available by
calling the Chapman College Music Depart-
ment at 91'1.Ql'71 .
Information about the series or the Sun-
day concert can be obtained from the
Creative Society's Orange County represen-
tative, Shirley Steed, at 759-U46.
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WOM ... A9'TISTS 01' TME
American West wltt hotd their flffh
annuat meeting and art s.te Saturday and
Sunday at the s.ddleback Inn w.s•m Art
Gallery, Santa Ana. Marian Flahavln, Joan
Wright, Judy Fairly, Lois Aumohr and Betty
Biiiups w lll appear Sunday demonstr•ttng their
crafts from noon to • p.m .
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SU9tFER·TURNED-P•INTER
Dave Datton wltl be the guest speaker
at the Westminster Art Association's
meeting Thursday In the Civic Center,·
9200 Westminster Ave. at 7:30 p.m .
T"• pubtlc ls1nvlted.
A FREE PHOTO EXHIBIT
wi ll be on dJsplay Monday at the Los
I
ME TM. KULPTURES Angel~ County Museum of Art, S90S Wiishire
oils gr.tPhl O •nd photography will be on Btvd. "Museum Without Walls: Dialogues
d lspl•y tohl ght a nd Saturday at Woodbridge on Phot09raphy," wi ll include a series
Vl llac)e <:enter In 1 rvlne. The center ls of seven Jllustr~ted lectures at 8 p.m .
1oc•ted on earrantd Parkway between Culver in the museum s Leo S. Bing Theater.
itnd Jeffrey Dr ive
CHINESE A•T
at the Arco~I a, SOS S. Fl ower St., Los Angeles. ~a ed In the exhibit wlll be Chinese
calligr aphlc and Intricate carvings.
I
G•LLE•I ANDREE
wlll celebrate Its grand opening Saturday
wi th a champagne cocktail party f rom
1 to 11 p.m . at 695 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. Honored guests w lll Include
Guillaume Azoulay, Erika Kahn, J .B. Thompson,
M arco Sassone and Gerrlt Greve. For more
Inform at ion call 6"41~1011. '
HANDICAPPED ARTISTS
will display their works
Thursday at the Goodwill's Rehabilitat ion
Center, F.lfth and Fairview streets In
santa Ana from 8 a.m . to 6 p.m . The
public is Invited.
MASKS WILL BE UNVEILED
Wednesday at the Craft and Folk Art Museum, .seu Wiishire Blvd., Los Angeles. The pre-
Columbian and modern masks will be
shown till Jan. 11from11 to s p.m .,
except Mondays.
CXMIEWOIUllY Cf•llW GlllAPlllCS IMOWINO AT ARCO PLAZA IN LOS ANGB.ES
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The Harlequin, the familiar Commedia
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500 ha ve been made as part of t he Cybis
1980 fall collection which may be viewed at
Pace Setter Galleries in Costa Mesa. A
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"THOSE LIPS, THOSE EYES"
1\1110,t ingu1'>hl'd by d llcHnboyant
tli'r for m,1n< "by frank Lange ii a.
• '> dll Ul't r l'I ta '>tctr w1 th abund-
c1n l \.l\cl1 1.!>111d lJut too ltl Ue
trilPnt to\w1m out of show b11·
uac kwalPr'> Booked rn toanou\-
<1oor Cle111>1ancs tneater in the·
ear ly 19~het:>etnendsa
Prt>med '.>ludent <Thomas Hulcel
who hlresonaspropman and
becomec;cnamored with the theater
ancJ a pr Ptly d ancer (Glynnis
O'Connor). Theyoungmanin
ev 1tclbly loses his innocence,
and most of the other plot turns
are predictable as well. If
only the rest of the film matched
the> e IO<'fuence of Langella's port·
rayal. The rating is R, w ith
some salty language and one
sc ene of fem ale nudity.
"THE BIGBRAWL"isamiable
hokum, an American1zation ofthe
Kung Fu genre that has fascin
ated Asia and other parts of the
world. The film'sonegreal asset is
Jackie Chan. whose winning per-
sonality is augmented by phy-
sical skills that ar e well nigh
incredible. The shopworn plot
portrays him as the pawn in a
c;(•rtf''> or f'nr:ountC'rC, wTlh the
,1thlet1c. Qftlll' ot Gene Kelly in
hl\ pnmC' Thf' suppcrting cast
tnc lud!''> Joc,C' FNrer as the
chit>f qtlnQ,tN . Kristina De Bell
<1\ Chan'c; Qtrlfrit>nd and M ako
d'> hi'> uncle> and m <>ntor Rated
PG with hi1lct .. wParlng and dY·
nam1c c1ct1011
"AIRPLANE" 1<, rC'm1nlscrnt
or the Marx tlrothers at thPir
most antic. Except that thf'
g.iqs come even faster and many
w ould have been c;hot down by
the censors in lh<' M arxian era.
Jim Abrahams, Jerry and David
Zucker ("Kentucky Fried M ovie")
wrote and direc.ted the mad romp,
lacerating scores of movie
cllches. Julie Hagerty and Rober t
Hays are the straight.faced
romantic leads, and they are
solidly suppcrted by Lloyd
Bridges, Robert Stack, Leslie
N.lelsen, Peter Graves and a
surprisingly adept Ka reem Abdul·
Jabbar The rating is PG.
"TH E HUNTER" ca\IS
Slt>ve Mc Queen as a modE'rn dtly
1b0unty huntE>r w~oemprovs tac
tics perlectPd 1n the Old WF<st
He could have beE'n an 1ntriouinq
anachronism . but ltle character
is never developed beyond c,tan
dard. steel·1awed M c Queen
Buzz Kulik has directed some
slam·bang chases, but their
effectiveness 1s blunti>d by ,l
script that meanderc; bPlween
the bounty huntPr's miso;1ons
and a boring r elation<;hip with
his housemate (Kathryn Hurroldl
Luke's Exclusively
who is heavy with child. Rated
PG.
"FAME" is the object of
the aspiring actor s. dancers
and musicians in this spark ling
Alan Parker film; but the sub-
ject is really New York City's
High School of Performing Arts,
a uniQue public. institution
offering rigorous vocational
training as wen as a tr'adlllonal
academic program. Numerous per-
for mance scenes are expertly
woverflnto Christopher Gore's
screenplay following the
audltion·to-graduation fortunes
of a handful of students, and
the result is a joyful celebra-
tion of youth, hope and talent.
Rated R.
"BRUBAKER" is a grim ,
often pcwerful prison movie
based on the true story of con-
vict torture and mass murder In
a Southern penitentiary. The
surprise in this movie is that
it star::; Robert Redford as the
reformist warden who tries
futilely to cl ean up the graph-
ically depicted "snakepit"
conditions. "Brubaker" is
a strong statement for prison
r eform and Its characters are
either villains the politi·
cians and bureaucrats or
her oes such as Redford. It is
rated R for graphic violence.
"THE BLUES ISAOTHERS"
contains enough energy for· 10
movies. M uch of it is misdi-
rected, bUt enough remains to
please less demanding movie
patrons. Especially those who
cherish car crashes -never has
the Detroit produ(t been de·
mollst-ect so si>e<tacularly, The
paper-thin plot concerns two
shady brothers seekll\9 to save
their old orphanaoe by re-form-
ing their jazz band. The major
weakness of the film Is the
ctiac.ders of JOh.t1.8tlu..shllnd
Dan Ackroyd, who dressllke h p
morticians throughout and seem
undertalented to carry such a
heavy load. The ratlnn Is R.
"THE BIG RED ONE"
harks back to the best of the
World War t I movies -"The
Story of GI Joe," "Battleground."
Like the others. it Is filled
with bomb bursts, littered
battlefields and grudQing sen-
timent among comrades in arms.
Sam uel Futter. who served in
the Biq Red One CFirst Infantry),
devoted half a lifetime to
gettinQ the story on the screen.
and he has succeeded with valor .
He wisely avo1oeo the tull pa~
ply of war and concentrated on
the lives of a sergeant and
four "wet-nose" recruits. Lee
M arvin is flawless in his per-
for mance as the serqeant. H is
work i s wett-suppcrted by M ark
Hamill, Robert Carradine, Bobby
Di Cicco and Ketty Ward. The
ratino is PG, with much carnage
and soldierly lanouage that
wa sn 't permitted in earlier
war films.
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ROCK TALK Friday September 19 1980 OAJL Y PILO r fl7 -6her's Music ·coming Up Roses
By U SA ROBINSON
Black Rose as a high powert!d rww rtX'k o
roll hand. m adt• u1• or 1i?Ult1m h 1.c' Dudek irn{t
"Hoc.kt>t" R1tl'hollt>, ilrumnwr <:on f't>r.:uR(lO
bassist Ma!\ Nolan a11cl kt·ybour<ll\I <•vn ~t"ott
Oh , yes. and ll'ad -.an.:1•1 <'h1.·r
Cher"
Well. th1• I 11th .11"' ·'', ,,mt 'h•· "'11nlt••l t11 ,.:.-1
bat'k to ro<'k · 11 • roll
"Wh,•n SotlO\• .ind I ,(u1 tt'tl 11u1 1l" o4...\J:,!
fr"' thtng"'for\Th, :.-'llrrht>r la't "-•·,·J.. 1 .. r1o.1nj!
a hout ht>r 1w "' 11warnJl11111 .m<t refl1•1 11ni.: ''" 1h1•,.....
pu111 "ti(' .mil • I "'''f1• hk1• ri•h.•1' thf'n unrl
ISOffif>IJtlll't' ll ju.,I IJlll ln't
Show Tour
Rock History
They won't r,·ully IH• Build \ Hoth Elva~
Presley or Lmdu Roih t J1ll 11•·1 furm1n~ in C.:hap
man College·"' pn1eh11.•t1on 25 \ t'•tr-. ur H1l<-k n
Roll," wtuch begin"' St-pt :!6
However, 1mper:-.un.1tnr"' Yll ll bt• Joan.: tht'1t
best to make lhl' ..iud1enl't-:o-tt1111k 1h1·\ f\' '"'erng
the real Ltung
T hat's the 1dt.>a b1•h1nd tht> lllU!'\ln t l w ur
through rO<'k h1stor). l'11•ated b) d1rt•1 tu1 l'aul
Frizler, a Chapm an l'olle~e prn(c•..,i,or 111 l"Otll
municahons and En~h!>h
This is Frizler 'i, :.e\ ~nth mus1C'a l JI l'hJp
man, and all have had casts numben n~ 50 ur
more, and a ll have drawn heav1I) on school .1.1d
alumni talent.
More lhan 40 numbe rs and groups wall be
represepted, including The Platters. Ril'hie
Valens. The Big Bopper. the Shangri Las, Bob
Dylan. Sonny and Cher, Mick Jagger. Carly
Simon. The Beach Boys, Allee Cooper . Little
!lichard. Fats Domino, Tina Turner and Cat
Stevens.
The show will be presented tn the college's
Mem orial Auditorium at 8 p.m . Sept 26. Z7 and
28 and Oct 2, 3 a nd 4. Tickets are SS. $4 and SJ.
AU seats ar e ,reserved For reservations and in·
formation call 997-6856
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Peter O'Toole •nd Steve Ra.laback
THE STUNT MAN
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b(• tht> wuy l'Vt'ry thinl( thut I've ever done
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11:. own lwo ft'1.C 1" J hun<t rnthcr than twcause
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"l '1" NOT SllR t; uurlly 1r I Celt ll was hke
1·1111110.: h11t•k tu rn1.·k '11 ' roll," s he says, "as much
a~ I felt 1t wa:s t•om111~ bcick lo music, because it
had ~en s1Jt'h 11 loni< ttm .. s ince I'd done any music
at ull
But on rn)' "I ;ike Mt· Home· album, 1f you
1.1:.lcn to :.11k two, which 1101 loo many people
d1<1 tht·r~ !> ruc:k 'n roll on that
II ., dafftt•ult," -.h~ admits, "because if
\ 11u rt' popular doing on~ thing, sometimes peo-
ple non 't wa11t you to go in another direction
And 1t ':. n sky to try something else when you're
not :.ure of what the ac('eptance is going to be.
"I 've had to relearn som e things, but
:.uml'llmes •l '!> good to go bac kwards and not
gt'I cHrything you re used to It makes you
work harder and re t.-va luate who you are ·
"SOMETIMES IT'S GOOD to pus h and not
have everything come easy ; it makes you (eel
'Ii ·•1gryagainandthat's funforme."
Cher credits ex boyfriend'. Kiss bassist
Gene Simmons. with giving her some good ad v ice ...,
"I listen to him because I feel he's close to
hfc, he lives the life he works. he enjoys the
mustt' and he knows a Jot And for the first time.
I tried to record the kind of music that I like to
listen to.
"111DNK IF WE WERE a new grqup and no
one had ever heard or me before, it would be a lot
TREAT YOURSELF TO THE TWO
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GETilNG BACK TO ROCK 'N' ROLL
At Flrat, Cher -Choae Anonymity
e as ier for us. Now, some people have a prejudice
when they come to see m e
"Then again, 1f lhl'Y hkc us and what we're
doing, it helps bcc·aust' some peopli: will feel
that they never hk<.·d what I did before and so
they'll have lo give me !>Orne credit
"It's a deficit and an asset lo be me. 1t all
JUSl depends on whC:tt tht'y think of the music. If
the music's no good. then 11 doesn't deserve to
~ave any credibility and 1f 1t 1s0hen it's stand
ing on its own merat
"I'll tell you." ~hl' laughed. "I was told 1n
the ~ginning that I had to be prepared to be
booed off the stagt' 1f people didn't like 1l So.
I'm thrilled to .death bec.ause that never hap·
pened."
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IN REVIEW ~ WALL STREET WEEK
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KOnER
Intrigue .~ff1ot Once-Vpon A Spy
1Pr11mie<el Eteanor P111llet
I ed Oansoll A computer
genius 11 conneo into
working II'> a sec1e1 agont
•"d Onos •"1msett up
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a110 his army ot gorgeous
blonde killers
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~h1'r Louise Wa lle r, •red Danson and
Eleanor .Parker <from left > head the
cast of the n~w TV movie "Once Upon a
Spy" ru nng tonight at 9 on ABC. Chan-
nel 7
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1_} BARNEY MILLEA
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0 NBCNEWS
0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
D ABCNEWS 8 JOl<Ell'S WILD m M'A·s·H
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g) STREETS OF SAN
FRANCISCO
0 FAMILY FEVO D SHANANA
'Guest Le&11e Gore
I TEl.ETONE NEWS
FACE THE MUSIC
• ALL IN THE FAMILY
• MACNEIL / LEHRER
REPORT
«!) VOTERS' PIPELINE
Jim Coopor discusses
issues a1tect1ng Orange
County wtth candidates
trom the 091h and 70th
assembly d1st1ic1s
(I) P.M. MAGAZINE
'CHIPS star Larry Wtlc;ox.
hunting tor d1amondb11ck
rattlesnakes 1n tt\e Arrzona
d-t EI) OVER EASY
Guest Dr Nan Hutchison
Q tRl
8:00 8 THE INCREDIBLE
HULK
a:J MACNEIL I LEHRER
REPORT
@l MER\/ GRIFFIN
Gu"st~ c11evy Cllase,
Andy Gibb, Grace Slick
1·30 IJ 2 ON THE TOWN
Ste~e and MelOdy v1s1t a
yacht oH Ma11na Del R~y.
an interview w1111 the "Bun.
ny Mother · at the Playboy
C1ub .n Cenlury City a
look at the 'Curse Ot Tile
Pre"l1dents
Oal/ld emerges lrom one of
Ills blackouts at the scene
of a murde< (Al 0 SHOGUN
Btacf\thorne and Mariko
travel with Toranaga and
his vassals to Osaka
where Blackthorne 1s to
rec1a1m his ship a11d Tora-
naga plans to make hts
ltnal, m1htery claim to the
11t1e of shogun (Part 5) O
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'Golden Age'
Drama Airing
Rod Serhng 's me morable "Requiem for a
Heavyweight." which first aired in l9:i6 as a part
of CBS' "Playhouse 90" series, returns as a "50
Feature. The Golden Age of Television" presenta-
tion Friday at 10 p.m. on KOCE, Channel 50.
Jack Palance stars as a washed-out fighter -
a pathetic character with a genUe side who is hav-
ing a hard time adjusting to life. He is jostled
around by seedy managers until a pretty employ·
ment agent (Kim Hunter) helps him find himself.
Author Rod Serling, an amateur boxer
himself, said of the play. "I tried to dramatise re·
jection by a segment of society. I wanted to
analyze a human being who fought for a living but
was nbnetheless a human being."
The "New York Tim es" praised "Requiem"
as "An artistic triumph that featured a brilliant
performance ... by Jack Palance," and the
"New York Post" acclaimed, "You'll go a long
way before you see better playing than was done
bv Jack Palance, Ed Wynn and Keenan Wynn."
• Actor Jack Klugman hosts this special
"Golden Age of Television" presentation, which
also features interviews with stars Palance and
Keenan Wynn, and Rod Serling's widow. Carol.
who discuss their recollections of live television.
'Crime' Cast-Named
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -John Hurt stars as
Raskolnikov, the ob~essed killer, and Timothy
West as Porfiry, the magistrate who tracks him
down. in "Crime and Punishment," the classic
cat·and-mouse story. •
The fo ur·part adaptation of Fyodor
Dostoevsky's novel opens the 10th season of
Masterpiece Theater on public broadcasting on
Sunday. Sept 28.
Antique
Show/Sale
D MOVIE
• • > f rtday T Ile Aaoo1
Sleµt Latu ( t97o) Art Car
nti) Stuart ~~O•gottn A
\mlllt t•)"'n po1tce cn1et
1nves1tgau1s the case ol a
dead woman dt11Covereo
on "'" steps 01 «1 syna-
gogue (2 hrs I
fJ <1J) BENSON
The governor s wacky
cousin Jessica Tate v1s1ts
tor the weekend ar>d man-
ages to become involved
In a sc.ndal w1111 a Frencll
playboy fR) 8 MOVIE
• • "Moonllre.. ( '9701
Richard Egan, Sonny Lts·
ton An ex-naz1 manages
to llve llke a king In a t11de·
a-way In Me•ico alter tl1e
war surrounded by lll1eves
and Cl)tthroats 12 hrs )
m P.M. MAGAZINE
"CHIPs" star Larry Wilcox.
11unt1ng IOt d1amondoack
rattlesnakes 1n tile Arizona
oesert, Jerry Baker on
moving plants Indoors,
Capt Carrot on
toothaches and tGe Joan
Eml)e(y shows tllree 1ypes
ol owls
II) MOVIE
• • "Wonder Woman"
(1974) Cathy Leo Crosby.
Atcardo Montalban A
remarkably powerful Ama-
zon woman becomes
involved wtlh U S lntelh·
2.!_nce
ti:) 28 TONIGHT
Guest Thornton Bradshaw
ol ARCO O•t Aellne11es
discusses rl!SO\lrcer. and
aeve1opmen1
Cl) All IN A OAY'S
WORK
Host Bill Aallefty travels
across the country to dis·
m MERV <l_RIFFtN
Gu.ists C~vy Chase
Anoy G1bo.• Grace Shck,
Jtm Staanf. Jim l'1she1
Graham Nash
&;) WALL STREET WEEK
GolO In Them Thar Alps'
Guest Hubert Baschrntgel,
ea6Cullve vti;e president
Swiss Bank Corporation
«!) OLD FRIENDS ... NEW
FRIENDS
Pianist Lo11n Hollander
tallls with l'red Rogers
about his deep concern lor
cn1ld prodigies and p11son
1nmetes O
9:30 g) SO MANY VOJCES
fll) SACRAMENTO WEEK
IN REVIEW
Host Murray Fromson
«!) OLD FRIENDS ... NEW
FRIENDS
Plantst Lot1n Hollander
talks with Freo Rogers
about hts deep concern tor
cl\nd prcxl~d pt1son
inmates o
10:00 IJ CJ) O.<LLAS
The n-s thet Pamela 1s
pregnant st11s up tile 1ong-
stend1ng leud between
grendlathefs-10-oe 01gge1
and Jock (R) DO NEWS
g) NATIONAL NEWS fn Bill MOYERS'
JOURNAL
"Campaign Report Bill
Moyers reports on the
events, people ar>d tssues
ol tlle 1980 election cam-
paign and examines vart
ous aspects ol the pollllcal
process ml MOVIE
• • • v., .,..R.aur~m F""or .A
Huvy.,.,IQlll" lt'tS&I J~k Pel•nce, Kim Hunter An
...,ployment counselO< trt~
to Nip 41 _.sl'Wd-ve> bO••r
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APWI .......
'Tonaorrme' Trio
Tom Snyder, host of NBC's 'Tomorrow' show,
is joined by co-hosts Rona Barrett (left) and
Nancy Friday. Miss Friday takes over the
New York segment while Miss Barrett begins
next month from Hollywood.
Academy Chief Named
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -John' H. Mitchell has
been elected. pres ide nt of the Academy of
Television Arts and Sciences and will succeed
Hank Rieger in October. Mitchell. a television con-
sultant, is a former president of Screen Gems. now
called Columbia Pictures Television.
TUBE TOPPERS
NBC D'8:00 -''Shogun." The con·
clusion or the rive-evening miniseries
about feudal J apan starring Richard
Chamberlain.
KTLA 8 8:00 "Frlday the Rabbi
Slept Late.·• Art Carney stars in drama
about small·town murder investigation.
KOCE 9 10:00 -"Requiem for a
Ilea vyweight." Classic Rod Ser ling tale
about a washed·up boxer trying to find
himself. Jack Palance gives virtuoso
performance.
10 30 m g) NEWS
111>Cl 80fJ(J)®) NEWS Q HOLLYWOOD
SQUARES Ci.I DAVE ALLEN AT
LAROE
Tontghl Dave ts. Caesar,
01 Jekyll a cowboy. a folk
singer
m YOU BET YOUR LIFE
Bulloy meets a t11dy snake
trainer. Mr Nude US A
and a tomale ••·IOCkey
II) THE BENNY Hill
SHOW
Benny 1s 1n Chat ge ol a
speaking tube e•chango
du1111g the time 01 Queen
V1ctorta
tIJ NANA
"The Oueen Nana lorces
Count Mutlat to use 111s
influence to get ner lhe
lead on a new play slle
b1111gs Sattn a p1ostnute,
to come ltve with her (Part
4 ol 5J
1 t·30 IJ NO HOLDS
BARRED
featured· a look at a New
York comedy scllOol. tiow
111e cntzens 01 a Colorado
community celebrate wnM
tno rodeo is on town D TONIGHT
Host Johnny Carson
GuestS James Garner
Suzanne Some<s
0 MORECAMBE ANO
WISE
U @J FRIDAYS
Mus1cel guests The C81s
8 RHODA
m MOVIE * • •,, Alter The Fo•'
(1966) Peter Sellers. Victor
JOHN DARLING
Mature An ltl~an master
crtm1nal uses the filming ol
a movie as a cover tor a
~Id bu!llon thelt 12 hrs )
W OETSMAAT
ml CAPTIONED ABC
NEWS
11·45 fJl) CAPTIO,NED ABC
NEWS
-MIDNIGHT-
12:00 0 AMERICA'S TOP TEN
Host Casey to1asem 8 THE SULUVANS
II) ROOM 222
Unwllllngly Pete heads a
teacner's stt1ke suppo1 ting
a sc11001 bOnd etect1on
a1t11ough kautma!l views
the st11ke as a meaningless
q!Sture
12;30 U MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
Host Cller Guests Eddie
Aabbllt. Black Rose. The
Rolling Stones. David
Bowie. Paul Simon The
Everly Brothers
0 MOVIE
• • "Piranha, Plranlla
f 1972) Peter Brown, Wil-
ham Smith A ruthte&s
nunter schemes to stalk a
t110 ot jungle w1tdttte pho-
t09raphers 11 hr., SS min ) 8 MOVIE * * "The nahan Con~
tlon" c 1973) Henry Silva,
Woody Sttode A mob
teader steals a $6,000 000
Shipment ol heroin and
pins tile blame on a small·
11me hoodlum I I hr 30
min)
II) NATIONAL NEWS
12:40 tJ (I) THE NEW
AVENGERS
A SloW-wor1ung poi.on kills
IMI IOQ eo-nta end Steed
and Purdey rear they will
be the neicl victims.
• HOll YW<?20
HEAATBfAT
Guesta , The Calt , Oven.
The Scoole<t1 TJ\e Shandy.
QJl CAROl BURNETT
ANOPMNOS
Guest Tim Conway i;ooe MOVIE
• • • "The Leoparo·
( 1963) Bun Lancaster.
Claudia Cardinale Gat1-
betdl'1 1860 1nvu1on ol
Sicily resulls on the demo·
1ton ot lhe a11s1ocr111S tn
tlle social ordef 12 nrs I
1:10 fJ MOVIE
• • • "The Sergeant"
( t968) Rod Steiger. John
Plllllip Law As tlley llgllt
side by side. a pair ol sot-
d ters becomes close
t11ends (2 hrs )
@) ADAM··12
1:30m MOVIE
• • • '> ·Romeo And
Juliet' ( 1937) Norma
Shearer, Leslte Howard
1:501) NEWS
2:00 0 NEWS B MOVIE
• • • • "ltie Snake Pit"
f 1948) Olivia de Hev111end,
Mark St8"8fls.
2'20 IJ MOVIE
• • '" "The Priest 1<111er"
f 197 I) Ge0tge Kennedy,
Raymond Butt Poitce
search tor a murderer
whose targets are always
Catholic prtests f2 hrs • S
min)
225 0 NEWS
2:30 0 MOVIE * * TllP V1tung Oueen
119671 Don Murray Adrt-
enne Com
3:oo m MOVIE
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Don I Cry ( 1937) Judy
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TV Show Dangerous?
Stunt Men Flay 'That's Incredible'
By JERRY BUCK
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The producers of
ABC-TV's "That's Incredible!" are ignoring the
safety or daredevils to give their audience thrills,
the bead of a stuntmen's association contends.
"II they keep it up eventually somebody will
get killed," said Ron St~in. president of Stunts
Unlimited. a group of professional Hollywood
stuntmen.
THE ACCUSATION CAME as motorcycle
daredevil Gary Wells lay in critical but stable con-
dition in a Las Vegas, Nev., hospital. Wells tore a
heart artery and broke both legs and his pelvis
Monday night when he hit a wall after leaping 155
feet over fountains outside Caesars Palace.
Cameramen from "That's Incredible!" were
on hand for the leap, but did not film it becau~. of
a mixup. .. .•.
Woody Fraser, producer of the show. which
features people performing unusual feats. denied
that it exploits the daredevils.
"Nobody's encouraging anybody to do
anything," Fraser said. "Wells is a thorough pro-
fessional. He's been on 'CBS Sports Spectacular·
abQut eight times. His record. I think, is 176 feet.
The jump he made yesterday was 150 feet."
WELLS IS THE TllIRD person injured at-
tempting .a stunt for "That's Incredible! ..
In Los Angeles in March, Stan Kruml
permanently injured his hands in a 150-foot dash
through a tunnel of fire wearing a suit that was
supposed to have been fire-retardant.
WEU.S WAS HURT WHEN his motorcycle
clipped a landing ramp after the leap.
"My feeling is that 'That's Incredible' has
been negligent." said Stein. "Nobody is drawing
the line on what's safe and what isn't. #
"They're hiring daredevils and not stuntmen,
and we resent that they'r e calling them Hollywood
stuntmen,·' Stein said. Stuntmen consider
themselves professionals who carefully assess
risks and say that not all daredevils are as
cautious.
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VOL. 73. NO. 263, 4 SECTIONS, '8 PAGES OR ANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
County
Alerted
On Water
By PATalC1' Kt.:NNt:DY Ol-0.h ,._, .....
Publk lletc11t1ons that 1ieopl~
are d ymg or cancl'r from dnl\Jl
1ng water rontam1nat('d by Ill\
abandoned chl.'m ical dump Ln
Huntington Hnch ha\•e ~en
forwank-(1 to tht> Orange Count>
Oepartm~nl of Health St>rv1ces,
a city planner said toda> ·
The Cll\ aide noted bowe\'~r
that the ~harges are '"apparent
ly unsubstantiated '
Peter Von Ellen. counsel for a
developer whl) wants to build
cond ominiums atop the old
dump. testified before the plan
ning eommission Tuesday that
several people have berom~
terminally 111 from drinking
w ater co nt aminate d b y
chemicals seeping into pnvate
wells.
Lester Kuehne, who lives
about 200 yards from the four
acre dump, confirmed Thursday
that his Wlfe. Mildred. 61. is suf·
fering from cancer of the liver
Although he makes no claim
that her illness is the result of
drinking water from the private
com muruty well from 1957 until
1978. he says the wa ter had an
extremely had odor until he
filtered 1t through a cistern filled
with sand and charcoal in 1957
Anoth e r wo man . Jud ith
Oakden. 61. who drank from the
community well for s ever a l
years. has had a chronic in·
testinal disorder for the past
four years. s he said
The dump site was used in the
1940s for oil refinery wastes. It is
located 700 feet southeast or the
Bolsa Chica Street and Warner
A venue intersection
Huntington Beach Associate
Planner Jim Barnes said that a
letter was sent today informing
the county health department
Director Robert Stone of Von
Elten 's allegations
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ESTRANGED WIFE SUES FOR t1. 7 MILLION
Erik Eatr•d• Ch8rged Whh S.xu•I AbuH
.;Blaek Ma ie' Aets
Es~rada of 'CHiPS'
Acc~ed in Sex Suit
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Erik
Estrada, the handsome star of
the NBC-TV "CHiPs" series, is
accused in a $1.7 million lawsuit
of forcing his estranged wife to
participate in homosexual acts,
"black magic" rituals and illicit
drug use, among other allega-
tions.
the ceiling of their bedroom and
thre w her out with neither
money nor clothing.
Mrs. Estrada received a court
order July 7 to retrieve her
belongings from their San
Fernando Valley home. The or·
der also res trained Estrada
from "molestiog or disturbing
the peace" of his wife. ·-I "It appears the charges are
unsubstantiated," Barnes said.
"But we feel we should notify
the county It's the responsibili·
ty of the county Health Services
De partment to monitor the
private wells ..
Joyce Estrada. 40. claims her
seven-month marri a ge to
Estrada ended with a nervous
bre akdown. Divorce proceed-
The 21 -page laws uit <i lso
claims the actor.
J
The State De p a rtment of
Health Services has identified at
least three potentially cancer-
causing c hemicals, amid other
toxic s ubstances. buried at the
four-acre site 'the state health
department agrees with a
private assessment· by J ack K.
Bryant and Associates Inc .. that
toxic chemicals could seep into
the water table if the site isn "t
excavated.
Environmental planner Tam-
my Smith, who ass ist ed in the
Bryant study, s aid city waterJand
water in private wells near "the
dump is of good quality a nd safe to
drink. .
However. she said 1t appears
that in previous years the wate r
in the private wells was mucti
s hallower than its present depth
of 20 f~ She SQid about 20
years ago. the water was closer
to the buried chemical and could
have been contaminated at that
time.
Ms . Smith said c urrently
about 100 people use water from
private wells.
Battle Mounts
Between Iran,
Iraq Forces
By Tbe Associated Press
ings are pending. '-.
In a Superior Court suit filed
Thursday, Mrs. Estrada claims
the star pulled the trigger of an
unloaded pistol shoved d~ her
throat. sent· her a voodoo doll
with pins in its eyes -Mrs.
Estrada suffers from glaucoma
and tried to run her over with
a car.
"The suit alleges assault and
battery. intentional inflictions of
e motional distress, fraud. con-
ver sion , false imprisonment and
libel," Mrs Estrada's attorney,
Ada Sands, said today.
She declined further comment
until an afternoon news con-
ference.
''The suit is groundless and
without merit, .. said Estrada's
attorney. Stephen R. Jaffe. "It
was filed for the purpose of
harassing our client."
The couple are in the middle
of an acrimonious divorce ac·
tion.
The lawsuit alleges the mar·
nage was only "a publicity gim-
mick " for Estrada "to preserve
his image and reputation as a
he terosexual male and to
establish the facade and ap·
pearance o r s tability and
normality by marrying a woman
older than himself." Estrada, the s u it c laims,
c ho se his wife because she
would "not present a threat to
his adolescent and young adult
rans ... The suit also claims the
actor lied about his age. saying
he was 30 when he is really 35.
Estrada filed for divorce July
1. Since then. Mrs. Estrada ha~
c laimed in court that her
husband fired a bullet th.rough
-Tied Mrs. Estrada up to
have sex with her.
-Threatened her unless she
joined him in an effort to place a
metal box filled with illegal
drugs under the car seat of an
unnamed business rival
-Forced his wife to "con-
sume harmful, dangerous and il-
legal. drugs" including LSD.
PCF or "Angel Oust." cocaine.
heroin and marijuana
-Committed "sexual assault
and rape" on his wife by forcing
her to "commit unnatural, re-
volting and torturous heterosex-
ual and homosexual acts." caus-
ing her to "vomit. gag and ex-
perience extreme and severe
mental anguish .''
-Threatened her for refusing
to participate in a "cult Black
Magi'C ritual" and •·caused to be
pa inted on the plaintiff 's body a
fluorescent solution ...
-Prevented her from seeing
her son by a previous marriage.
Mrs. Estrada's attorney s aid
money won from the lawsuit
would be donated to the Los
Angeles Commission on Assaults
Against Women, Southe rn
California Coalition on Battered
Women, Therape utic Living
Centers for the Blind and the
Jules Stein Eye Institute at
UCLA Medical Center
Estrada met the former Joyce
Mille r in Hawaii while re-
cuperating from a motorcycle
accident he suffered a year ago
on the "CHiPs" set.
The two were secretly mar·
ried in Las Vegas in November.
When reports of the marriage
surfaced, Estrada at first denied
it, then confirmed it.
\'our Httm«-Cown
Dail;t· N.-•·spaper
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1980 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
22 lnj·ured
Titan Il Missile
Silo Explodes
DAMASCUS, Ark <APJ A
fler-y explosion that lit the night
sky "like daylight" rocked an un
derground Titan I l missile silo to-
day, injuring at least 22 main·
tenance workers. the Air Force
said
P e nta(.!o n source!> s aid a
nuclear warhead was atop the
missile, but said there was no
evidence the weapon wa ~
damaged or that any ractiation
leaked
Authorities evacuated an a rea
that stretched 10 miles horth of
the silo and five miles on either
side, routing about 1.000 ~pie
mostly 1n the towns of Damas cus,
Bee Branc h and Grave:svi lle Rut
by late morning, people were be·
ing allowed back except within a
mile of the facility. according to
the Strategic A1r Command
Teams from the Department of
Enert(y and the st ate Health
Uepartment were sent to the site
about50 miles north of Little Rock
to chel·k radiation levels.
Rep. Bill Alexander, 0 -Ark .
~aid the Air Force told his office
there was "no evidence or a
plutonium leak. the warhead is in
tact and the warhead is in the
hands of Air Force officials ."
Cheaper Gas
Likely to Be
Brief Boon
LOS ANGELES CAP >
Motorists in Southern California
are finding cheaper gasoline
available at gas stations that are
staying open for longer hours, the
Auto Club said today. But it's a
situation that probably won 'tJast.
Saudi Arabia decided Wednes·
day to hike the price of its crude
oi I S2 a barrel before the end of the
year. and industry analysts pre-
dict the immediate impact on con·
sumers in the United States will
be a hike of about a penny per
gallon ofgasoline <Related story,
A4 )
However . for now, gas is a little
less costly Standard Oil Co. of
California and Texaco Inc . -two
re finers dependent on Saudi
crude cut wholes ale gasoline
prices 2 cents a gallon Thursday.
despite the Saudi decision
Fue l prices i n Southern
California average Sl.27 a gallon
for regular at full·service stations
in m etropolitan areas and St.JO al
stations in outlying areas. the
Autom obile Club of Southern
California said in its weekl y Fuel
Gau ge Re port. Diesel fuel
averagedSl.15.
The Auto Club said 92 percent of
the stations in metropolitan areas
and 99 percent in outlying areas
will be open Saturday and 64 per-
cent of the metropolitan stations
and 82 percent in outlying areas
will be open Sunday.
The a uto club survey is based on
data rrom 354 s tations . 180 in the
metropolitan Los Angeles area
and 174 in outlying districts along
major travel routes.
Prices for premium gasoline
average Sl.33 per gallon in the
metropolitan a rea and St.36 in
outlying areas, the club said.
Prices for unleaded fuel average
Jl.31 in metropolitan areas and l t.32for outlymg, theclubsaid.
Tom Mahr. a public informa·
tion officer at the headquarters of
the Strategic Air Command in
Omaha, Neb., said 18 were in-
jured serious ly enough to be
hospitalized, in the a ccident that
began whe n a three-po una
wrench socket fell 70 feet and
punctured the missile's first stage
fueltan.k.
Gov Bill Clinton said Air Force
officials told him t'hat no nuclear
explosion occur red and thatnone
could have occµrred in the silo
housing the 103-foot intercon·
tinental ballistic missile capable
or detivenng thl~ nation's largest
hydrogen bomb to a target 6,300
miles a w<Jy
MaJ Lew Lambert at SAC
headquarters said th~ e1tplos1on
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Cha Confliet
Huntington's Cops
Want Mandie Out
By ROBERT BARKE R OI ,._ 0.11, l'li.t
The Huntington Beach Pohce
Offi cers Association is demand·
ing the immediate resignation or
city Councilman Bob Mandie.
charging that f city arrange
menl with a towi ng business
owned by Mandie's father con·
stitutes conflict of interest.
Mark Reid , chief negotiator
for the 233·member association,
said a letter was sent to Mandie
Thurs day demanding that he
step down. He said information
also h as been forwarded to
police Chief Earle Robitaille
for possible investigation.
M andic, who was elected to
the city in 1978, denied allega·
lions and said he wouldn't re
sign . "I 've been expectrng
something like thjs. I think it is
a tactic being used by police in
contract negotiations.··
Mandie, manager of Mandie
Motorslnc., at 424 Main St.. saJd
he has no financial interest in
the firm.
He said he also abstains on ci·
ty council decisions on towing
measures.
·'The company has not re
ceived a dime from the city and
is ope rating on the same basis
that it has for 30 years."
He also says he has various
legal opinions from the city at
torney, stating that his associa·
lion with the company poses no
conflict.
City Attorney Gail Hutton said
Thursday that no conflict exists
under the current arrangement
in which Mandie Motors is one
or two companies used on a rota-
tional basis for towing da maged
Opera Course
Set Tonight
A free four-session opera ap-
pr~iation course begins tonight
at Golden West College in Hunt·
ington Beach.
The first session will be con-
ducted from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m in
Music Building Room 108. Subse·
quent lectures are slated for Sept.
23, Oct. 3 and Oct. 10.
The course will be presented by ·
Dr. George Rothman, a dentist
who received his music degree
from Cal State-Dominguez Hills.
Recordings of fine opera singers
will be used as a starting point for
discussions.
• Dall, l"I ... Sa.ft -OUSTER DEMANDED
Counctlm•n M•ndlc
and impounded autos.
Mrs . Hutton said tht? arrang~
ment does not constitute a con·
tract and that the towing com-
p a n 1 es are paid by private
parties for the service. not the
city.
M andic and the city have been
named in a SI million anti-trust
lawsuit by another towing com·
pany operator who a lleges he
has been barred from perform·
mg police ~lated services
H owevt.lc.-police negotiator
Reid maintains that a City Coun·
c1l official is not allowed to do
bus iness with a cit y where the
official stands to receive direct
or indirect benefit
Reid claims he has a legal
opinion from a city attorney back-
ing up the contention.
Fire. Contained
LAKE ELSINORE CAP) -A
620 a c re brush f i r e that
threatened the habitat of the en·
dangered kangaroo rat has been
contained a fter burning for
three da ys, the U S Forest
Service said. The Horsethief
Canyon fire was contained
Thursday after it caused minor
inj uries to three firefighters .
Or:~:Qt:asl
"ea&ber
The Iranian military com
mand reported intense ground
and air battles today between
Iraqi and Iranian units along the
border and said naval clashes
are "likely.. in the next few
days, Tehran radio said.
A communique said fighting
was "still going on" along most
of the 60().mile frontier between
the countries. It did not spedfy
-State Will Probe Shaky Hall
Night and morning
cloudiness. becoming sun·
n y Saturday afte rnoon.
Lows tonight 57 at the
beaches. 65 inland. Highs
Saturday 68 to 76.
Tc
Re
Cc
I
\
. reasons for expecting naval ac-
tion in the Persian Gulf.
Fighting has intensified in re·
cent days , especially after
President Saddam Hussein of
lraq on Wednesday terminated
the 191~ border agreement
between the countries and
vowed to "liberate" territory
· alon1 tbe frontier.
The Iranian military com-
munique reviewed clashes
earlier ln the week and said con-
1lderable cuualU~ bad been ln·
filcted on Iraqi forces in the
kban LeyU area.
"Durint a number of suc·
ceasful mluiona • • in the bonier
areu ~ Khuaestan and llam on
Tburaday , the communique
aald1 l~ Iranian Jet flpten crunea. One crubed on lreql tef'ri..,_
Four agencies that regulate the
state's architectural and con-
struction industries will band
together to investigate the st.ruc-
tura I inadequacies of Orange
County government's $8.9 million
Hall of Administration.
Annowicement of the multi·
pronged inquiry into why the two·
year-old buildlnc doe• not meet
acceptable atandardl wu made
by Dan C. Wooldridse, president
of the 1tate Board of Architec-
tural Examine.rs. Wooldrld1e ts a
resldentof Oraftle.
The tuk force lnvesli1at1on
wlll beldn within the next few
weeks, Wooldridae said in a pre-
paredstatement.
"I wlll uk tbe state boards for
en1ineers, contractora and
1eolo1l1t1 to Join wltb the
architects board to investigate
this facility and its implications lo
state licensure,'" Wooldridge
said.
·'This controversial building
raises a-eumber of questions
about bow well that system works
and what special .problems may
exist when local government con·
structaam.;orfacility." be said.
Several major problems With
the five.story building have de·
veloped since it was opened in
June, lt'18.
The IDOlt woni.lome develop-
ment to county officials ia a con·
clusion ln a recent study that the
bWldlnl could suffer irreparable
dama1e ln the event of major
earthquake. Consultants found
several areu of 1tructural weak-
nea1,' lnchadlq j0latln1 and H ·
terior supp0rt columns.
The study of the building's
integrity was ordered by the
county Board of Supervisors
after numerous flaws were ob-
served. 1>ecorative beams that
once encircled the building were
remove4 after cracks developed
and lara't timbers were installed
ln the basement parkint 1ara1e
when overhead concrete beams
showed sipa ol breakinl apart.
Wooldrid1e empha1i1ed that a
major aspect ol tbe invesU1at.lon
will focus on LeRoy Rose, the
architect who designed the build-
ing
"The architect involved ln this
project is presentlt on appeal of a
conviction for bribery ln anotber
matterwblcbltallotbesubjectof
a Board of Architectural Ex·
aminers investigation. Action on
possible revocation by the Board
of his license la awaitlnl bis ap-
peal," Wooldridae said.
Wooldrid1e noted that the State
Council of the American Institute
of Architects has been asked to as-
sist in the task force inquiry "in an
attempt to fully disclose
responaiblUtyforthis buildlnc."
A state inveaUcaUoa into who la
reapoaatble for tbe construct.Ion
lnadequaclea wu ordered by the
board of supervilon Tuesday.
Board members previously bad
been advised that it may COit the
county between *5,000 and $1
mUUon to brine ll)e bulldlnl _...,to
acceptablestructuraf 1tandardt.
'Tbe board a1lo bu authortaed
(See RALL. Pace AU
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I UbUrb Of I .11mhlH\' urtcr he OJM"Ord r1rf (In , .. runt) !Or ff' .. <'Om
iAI tu $eM,·b tht• hou~ in •hie-ti ht> ""Ir' Mtlh'\j r ohl'l <i1t1cl 1tw v
were llp~ to tru11un ., Pr't"t"ft«' bv a buMnf!\'lm11n wh;> rl1C
oen11.fd him fnirn .I phoh11tr•ph ~h\1w_non lt"lt!\ IMOO
ta..J WHH•n I.••• 1 ~rw t.aew SMd t l.n-d
tlARRlSHl tH i . "" I >\ p I l10\ llll i.. r h11rnhura.:h .;1,11J llJ
day a gra11d JUT) \lt"h'rnltn~t that lht• l\pnl 24 dr u-..1111i: of thl·
state 's S3 5 1111lhon n 1ul) umb.-r lollc•n 1it111mt• ........ fll1t.•d anti
recoi:uowndt>d thu1 :-11< bt· indlctl'd -•
Thornburgh said lht' ~pk rc<'ummt>nllt'd for 1mlr rtrrwnt IJ.~
the statewtdt' gnmd 1ur)' rnrlu11t·d :-.ir k Perr\ tht> H·lt'v1111ein an
nouncer for the loltt'n dru,.1nl( ..it \\ '1 ·\I-. T\ in P1tl!ibUrl(h •
Tht' j{Ovf'r 0<>1 1tb,1 unnuuot"t°'d thr rt•31~oat1on 11f tht• !ltd tie
offlciaJ in charge or the lotten Thomburl(h :said µ111tiponl( b.1lh u:.t-d 111 tlJC' t1ruw1ng Wt!fl
r l1ged by in.ie<'ting thl'm wtlh ,1 bqu1d The 1 e ... u11 ""a' a tlrd"" rn~
of "666." whu:h pa1cl out ;,i ret'orcl S.1 5 mil hon
II•• ('flplPr Hnid# H•'JlflrfM in lfgltoH
LON UO , A p 1 So' 1el m1J1tan r ommander 1n
Afghanistan are 1,1un<'h1n~ hchc.-opter borne <'Om mando raids
against Moslem rebt'l!i 1n u major tat•t1ral shift from previous
large-srale grnund opt.<rawms the Time!! of London reported to
day d th The British nt'10.!ipdpi.'r -,aid offi cers romman 1ng e
80 OOO·m an So' iet on·upatwn forct! 1n Afghanistan have called
In 'cu ban and V1etnarnese t'ounter·1nsurg~ncy ex~rts for help in
dealing with the r ebellHin by anti-communist g uernllas
"'Debate'
.Just Chat
ODTUbe
RAl.TIMORfo: IAl'I Ronald
Reaaan and John Anderson atct toa•t~r here m1 Sunday night
(or wh.il '11 btointt b11l.-d us It d~
biate Sh1rtly 11pt•akm1c 1t will ~
nothing of th<> kind
It i; mon• a two rn1An press
t' u u I t' r t• n t' 1• b r o n d c a s l . I n
rl'ttvl T011'1t prlnh' l ime. Ju!>t
about u.s fur .i:. you run iet from
tb~ furmial1ty of arad .-m1c
1'0 1111H!Ul1Vt' th•btitl'l>
In u I l"oll dt'bltlt'. there IS
Ulll' M't topll', neatly wn1pped in
a :.llltl'lllt'nl that bcJtllllt with the
wur·d "Ht•solvt•d An examplt!
..., ould be Ki:::.ul Vt'd lhat the
pn•11 11Jt-nt of the U111lt:d States
s houl1l IJt' dl'Ctt·d every six
~ t•u 1 ::., 1nstt':.ul of cvl'ry four "
Jn !!>Ul'l1 li debate two teams
..argue lht i·a1tc oo preset SJdes.
onC' t.iking the afhrmat1ve. the
1>thl'1 the ncgat1vc Only the m·
d1v1dual team mt!mbcrs are ac-
t ua I i.p~akers They a::.k and
;m!>wl'r all questions. as well as
makt? the speeches
The hour lung debate will
ongmate from Haltimore's Con·
ventton Cente r at 7 p m POT
NBC. CBS. The Public Broad·
t•ast1ng System and Nationa l
Pubhr Radio will carry the de·
halt! live. white ABC plans lo air
the movie .. Mid night Express "
instead
0ro%ro,¥oungblood
Six JOllmahst!> wall pose qucs
tions 011 a variety of topics
Under rules set by the s ponsor
rng Lea~uc of Women Voters,
the candidate to whom the ques
t 1 o n I s a d d r <· s s e d h a s 2 i.,
minutes for his answer . the
other l'andidate then has 212
minutes to give his reply to th1~
sume question Then each can
d1date will be allowed an add1
tional 11" minutes for rebuttal
Opponents liven
Battle in Court Then Republican Reagan and
mde pe ndent Anderson will have
three minutes eac h to make
"closing statem ents
The election took place more
than three months ago. but a
municipal court judge and the at·
tomey who unseated him by 15
votes in a recount continue to fight
il out in Orange County Superior
Court
Attorn eys f o r Ce ntral
Municipal Court Judge Ri chard
Orozco. who ongmally won the
June 3 contest by more than 200
votes out of the ~.ooo cast.
challenged 39 ballol! Thursday
that were awarded lo attorney
Bobby 0 . YoWtgblood during the
recount that changed the outcome
Shift O.K'd
For Refutz;ees
MIAMI (AP l The Carter
administr ation. spurred by an
gry charges from local offmals
that refugees ar e boost mg crime
rates and bleeding publrc cof.
fers, has announced it i~ moving
refugee resettlement operations
• lo another state.
The site of the new center for
Cuban and Haitian refugees Wlll
be c hosen in a week. Wh ite
Hou se C hi ef of Staff Jack
Watson said at a news con
ference here Thursday
The announcement came <me
day after five south Florida
• mayors threatened to s ul' the
feder al governmenl. cla1mrng
• the refugee influx ha~ pushed
police calls up by as much a!> 775
per cent in one• M 1am1
neighborhood and pulled a
public hospital $2 mlllt11n into
de bt.
·• Frttffl Pag.. \ I
·HALL ...
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I ' I • .
the filing or a lawsuit al(amst lht·
parties alleged to be re~ponMblc•
for' the deficiencies County or
ficials have said they believe the•
architects and engineers a nd not
the contractors who actually
perfo!med the work were at fault
ORANGE COAST ".
DAILY PILOT
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C1eMlflff Advertlting MMf7' "'°"" NOrtf'I O'•MI" COv"'• ~1-.1t••\. StC).1220
of the hard-fou~ht l'lect1on battle
Superior Court Judge J ohn K
Trotter, who will rule on the
challengcs~sa1d he would look at
no more than t he 39 ballots
Orozco·s attorneys are calling in-
to q uest1on.
Orozco 1s seeking to invalidate
the June 3 electton a nd force
another confrontation with
Youngblood in Nove~ber
ln their laws uit agains t
Youngblood, Orozco and at
torneys Thomas Cr osby and
Stella Ruiz contend there were
numerous errors made during the
hand tallying or ballots the second
tim e around.
The legaJ actions claim the re·
1·ount board credited Youngblood
with votes he should not have re-
<'<'1 ved and failed to count votes
for Orozco.
Registrar of Voters Al Olson,
who testified Thursday, said he
ruled on ballot c hallenges on a
dailv bciS1S during the recount As
3 0 example. he disqualified two
votes for Orozco. he said, when
voters did not use the proper
marking device
He also credited Youngblood
w ith about 21 ballots when voters
marked both the challenger 's box
and a write in box bene ath. No
write-in candidate's names were
filled in. however
·A new, computerized vote·
counting system was used for the
firs t time m June and Crosby said
l'lccti<>n statutes had to be in
wrpn •t(:d with I h1~ mm ind .
Shipnu·nl ( )ut'!
" W/\SlllN<;TllN f/\l'J The
«art1·r u1l1111111:.l ral111n 1s lobby-in.: hard t1, l"''r'l11a1lt· the Senate
to uv1·rr1Jl1· the· House and
p1•rm1t lmlw t11 huy ~ tons of
lJ ~ r 1•f1C'l11r v.rade uranium
d1·.,111t1· thal nal 111n ''i refus aJ to
r('llllUll<'f' lht• clt•vclopment or
nurlt•ar w1·apon~ The House
voted :/jfj !lfl Thursday to disap·
µrnvt· ltw 'lh1pments of nuclear r u t' I r" ,. t h ,. I n d I a c n erg y .
proclut'inJ: rco;H'tor al Tarapur
near H11mliay
President Cart er was 1nv1ted
as the third candidate. but re
fused to take part unless he was
allowed to first debate Reagan
alone. without Anderson taking
part
There had been s pecula tion
that the league might include
nonjoumalists on the firs t panel
The modera tor a nnounced
Thurs day is , h o w ever , a
jour nalist. Bill Moyers. a re
porter and producer for public
television.
And the panel1sls a r e
JOUrnaJists. too· Char les Cord-
d r y, a reporter fo r The
Baltimore Sun; Soma Golden,
e ditorial writer for T he New
York Times. Daniel Greenber g.
a syndicated columnist . Carol
Loomis. who is on the board of
edit ors of Fortune M'aga zine ;•
Lee May. a reporter for the Los
An geles Times . and J ane
Bryant Quinn. a columnist for
Newsweek
SILO ...
scattered debris around t he s ur-
rounding area and that Arkansas
offi cials reported some foliage
caught fire By midmorning, he
sa1d, lhefire had subsided .
It was not immediately known
whether the missile itselC or only
fuel exploded The .;ilo. covered
by con<'rele doors. was "jl\Sl a big
rubble ins ide" after the blast.
Clinton said
The explosion ocrurred as a
m a inte nance c r e w trie d t o
neutraliz.e a ruct leak in the first·
sta ge of the missile. said SAC
'spokesman Col Richard Kline.
Air Force Secretary Hans Ma rk
in Washington said the missile
h a d been undeq~oin g main·
tenance Thursday night when the
wrench socket fell , bounced off a
thrust mount. and struck the mis·
sile. puncturing the first stage
fuel tank holding about 10,000
gallons of ruel.
There's 'Trouble'
In Welfare lines
Sunday's Dally Pilot will focus
on foreigners nooding Into the
COW\try, some to visit and others
to ftay -woam W.uTING -There's
grum bling in the line of welfare
applicants that starts forming at
3 a.m. at Orange County's Cen·
tral District Social Services Of.
lice. But it's not about the length
of the wait or the red tape.
Native citizens and earlier im·
m igrants are upset by tbe In·
docbinese who appear to get pre·
ferred treatment.
TOUalST INVAS ION
SllNDA Y"S REST
FOLLOW.S T&ADl!J'ION -
Entertainer Toni Tennille is tak ·
ing over where her mother and
fe llow singer Dinah Shore left
off -as hostess of a television
talk show. As she ente rs the
risky field, s he tells why she ad·
mires their abil ity t o get
cele brities to say what they
otherwise might not.
Nl111el Slayl••
-Families Post
&~WI .......
llouor••d
Actress Lillian Gish reacts
to tributes at a New York re·
ception honoring her. The
city's Museum of Modern
Art opened a retrospective
of her movies s panning
seven decade ~ -from
.. Broken Blossoms " in 1919
to "A Wedding" tn 1978. . -
Huntington
Rape Cases
lnvestig?te d
Huntin~on Beach police a re
1nves t1gating two unrelated
rapes that occurred in the city
early Thursday.
In the first incident . a 25-year-
old Fountain Valley woman was
approached by a man a~ i · 30
p m as she was getting m her
car out.side Lucky Johl'\'s tavern,
19476 Beach Blvd . police said
The man forced he r to drive
rr om the scene until they
stopped at a cul-de-sac. whe re
the man raped her in the car and
ned on foot. police said.
When the woman tried to re·
sist. she was punched in the race
several times by the suspect,
police said '
At 2 ·40 a m Thursday,
another rape occurred when a
man entered the sliding glass
door of a downtown Huntington
Beach apartment and assaulted
a 21-xear-old wom an who had
been asleep in her bedroom.
police said.
The tntruder covered the
woman's face wittl bis shirt.
raped her and fled , police said.
In each incident. the suspect
was described as a white man in
hi s 20s. but police said they do
not believe the same m an was
involved in both assaults.
Bus Ove rturns
MILLEDGEVILLE. Ga. <AP)
A bus carrymg 21 prisoners
overturned after its brake lines
were deliberately cut Thursday.
kilting a prison guard and injur·
ing six inmates. a uthorities said.
No inmates escaped, but two
were being questio ned in the
s abotage.
Killer Reward
The families of a newly wed
couple bludgeoned to death in
their Lacuna Niguel home in
Au1uat posted a $25.000 reward
Tbunday" for inform ation lead·
lnl to the identity of t!'e killer or
tllters.
At a conference conducted at
the Orange County Sh er iff's
Department in Santa Ana family
spokesman Bruce Harrington
said, "We hope that somebody
somewhere knows something.··
Harrington, a Newport Beach
attorney, is an older brother of
Keith Eli Harrington, the 24·
year-old UC Irvine medical stu-
dent, who, t ogether with his
wife , Patrice Anne, 27 , was slain
last A\lg . 21. ·
Orange County Sheriff in·
vestigators say they have three
men' working full time to solve
the case . but that no substanli411
leads have been uncovered .
More than 150 people including
relatives, friends a nd coworkers
ot the slain couple have been in-
lerviewed.
The families' spokesman said
the investigation has only shown
the .. that these were two
beautiful kids ."
The bodies were found in a
bedroom a d ay after the
estimated time of d eath. They
were found by the medical stu·
dent's Cather, Roger Harrington.
He had returned lo the reside nce
at 33381 Cockleshell Drive in
Niguel Shores after spending
several day!t at his Long Beach
condominium.
An autopsy determined that
th e Harringtons died fro m
massive traum a to the head. No
murder weapon has been found.
Nor ha s a m o tive been
established in lhe slayings.
··And that 1s one of the saddest
and most frustrating things."
Bruce Harnngton told reporters
"You thlnk of the cliche that
things like this don't happen to
British Author
Oswald
O•ily ~lle4 Swtt -
'COULD HAPPEN TO YOU'
Bruce Herrington
you , that you read about them
only 1n the newspape rs . But it
happened to us and it can hap.
pen to you. You have to cherish
what you've got," Harrington
said.
The reward 1s being offered
jointly by the Harrington family
a n d Mr. a nd Mrs Fran~i s
Briscoe, of Huntington Beach.
the s lam woman's parents .
There are no s pecial condi-
tions attached to t he reward.
Harrington said.
"We are attempting to bring
forward people who have their•
sus picions . who may h ave seen
or hear d some th ing," Har-
rington said.
Rejected by Judge
FORT WORTH, Texas <AP)
-A judge rejected an attempt
today by a British author to open
the grave of Lee Harvey Oswald
to determine whether the body
buried there is that or tbe ac·
cused presidential assa ssin.
on Nov 22, 1963, and wa'S
hims elf s hot to death by
nightclub owner Jack Ruby two
Jays later.
Th e l egal dispute over
Oswald's body began when Ed·
dowes filed s uit to open the
grave, claiming it contains the
body of a Soviet s p y who
s witched places with Oswald
when he defected to Russia in
State Dis trict Cour t Jud~e
James Wright said "no necessity •
or compelling reason for the
lhreatened ex h utnation o r
autopsy are shown in this record. ~ 1959. Eddowes' t heor y is OU\·
lined in the book. "The Oswald
File." ··in s h o rt ," he add ed ,
"rumors. speculative theory.
conjecture. and public curiosity
will not suffice."
Lawyers for Britis h author
Mic hael Eddowes, who tried to
have lhe body dug up, said they
wer e studying t he ruling and
would decide later whether to
appeal.
Eddows filed suit to have the
body removed and an autopsy
held because he believes the
pe r son burie d there is not
Oswald, but a Russian s py who
was a llegedly sent to murder
President Kennedy
The Warren Commission said
Oswald shot Kennedy in Dallas
· · 1 know -I know -a Soviet
agent killed your president and I
inte nd to prove it.·· Eddowes
said last month when th e latest
round of legal maneuvers began.
Eddowes' original stltt seeking
exhumation has been denied by
three judges and is on appeal.
The current court action began
when Oswald's widow, Marina
Oswald Po rter. signed a slate·
ment agreeing to the exhuma-
tion .
However, Robert Oswald con·
tends hls wis hes must· take pre·
cedence since he paid for the
grave and burial in Rose Hill
Cemetery in east Fort Worth.
LOW~END CARPE'I'ING?
Sure we have it -but. usually we try to
convince customers to buy carpeting that will
complement their homes.
Often. in situations wh ere a customer is
covering the floor just to sell a house. cheap
carpeting may be a liability.
In many cases the difference of only a
do llar a yard will install a quality of carpeting
that looks twice as well and will give much
better·service.
In a nutshell -we're not trying to
necessarily be the "CHEAPEST," (though we
often are). but the "BEST." (Which we always
are.)
DEN'S
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linoleum • wood floor
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M illlom of foreigners are spend·
ing tbelr vacations here, and are
repaid in bar1ainl for what they
lose in tele viaion ·nUTtured
m yths about the country. 1be
bit factor is the decline of the
U.S. dollar, and the influx liv•
a un to the American economy
at a Ume when it can use it.
FOUNDING MOTHEas
The League of Wom en Voters
always reminds us to do civic
duties. In preside ntial e lection
years, the League looms even
larger, by v i rt ue o f it s
sometimes bedeviled debate
sponsorship. Read a profUe on
an organization that believes ln
o~e~~~ u much u ~"·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ciaos beUeve in the opposite. _
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Panel to Exanline County Hall Faults
t-·uur 1tt:l"nr1t" that rt•gulatc thr
:Uate':s arch1t.-\'lural and con
strurHon industries will birnd
tOtrt"tht>r lo 111vl':.ll.:att' the strur
tural anach:qu.&<'lt'~ o( Ornngt>
County .iovf'mmt'nl · Sii ~ nulh<'n
Hallo( Adnu111<1trat1\)n
Announcl'mt•nt 11f lht> muh1
pron~ed 1nc.1u1r'• 1ntu "'hy th•• lv.o
) ear old butldmg d~s not m\"\•t
acceptable i.tandards was madt'
by Dan C Wooldndgt', pre:udent
of the s t at~ Uoan.t of A rchltl'<'
Housing
Market
Periled
If municipalities don 'l st art
working with land developers to
alleviate the housing shortage.
the state government will step in
to solve the p roble m . Irvine
Company Preside nt Peter C
Kremer said Thursday
Speaking before 160 people at
a Building Indus try Association
luncheon at the Airporter Inn
Hotel. Kremer said his opinion
is backed up by three bills now
awa iting the gover no r 's
signatur e·
AB 3252, which places the
burden of proof on localities
adopti ng s lo w-growth o r -
dinances to s how that they are
not dis rupting the housing
market.
-AB 2853, which requires
localities to plan a nd zone to
meet market demand for hous-
ing in aJI price ranges.
AB 2321. whic h s ignals
loca lities that they are not to
frustrate production of needed
housing
"These actions are warnings
-warnings that if the local gov-
ernments don't do their part to
bring on an adrtitional housing
supply. the prerogatives of local
government which affect the
supply of hous ing will be re
voked and placed in the hands of
state and federal governments,"
he said.
"Most of us can imagine with
some degree of horror what Bill!
CStt KREMER. Page AZ>
Prime Hits
12112 P e rcent
NEW YORK <AP>
Led by Citibank. several
major banks raised their
prime lending rates today
bl! one-quarter percentage
point to L2 5 percent
Following Cltibank were
Manufacturers Hanover
Tru s t Co .. M organ
Guaranty Tru s t Co,.
Chemical Bank. First Na·
lional Bank of Chicago
and sever a l r egional
banks in Detroit , St Louis
and Chicago.
It was the hf(tf time 111
as many weeks that m ajor
banks have increased the
prime, the base rate banks
charge most creditworthy
corporate customers
lural Eurninl'rs Wooldr1d14" u1 a
rt>suh-ntof Oranl(e
Tht> tabk for<'t' tnVt'!lt11talion
"'111 be(ln w1Uun \he nf-xt few
...-t't'kS. Wooldndge u 1d in 1t 1>r~
r ued 11rntemen1
· 1 14111 ll!lk the su1U: board:s fur
en g tnt't>r ~ ('ontra<·t or'I 1ind
jtt'Olt)l!(ISb \(I JOIO with thr
u ch1tecL\ board to 1nvesugatc
th1~ fac1hty and 1t& 1mphcat1orus lo
~l.itt• hN>n~ure · · Wooldridge
sa id •
'Th111 1·ontrovt'rSial bu1ld111K
rut~t'io. u numl>4!r of questions
about how well th1tt system works
and what l'1pcc1al proble ms mMy
l'XtSI when lcK·:1I government con
stru('t..'I a muJot racthty," heSllid
Sl'veral maJOt problems with
lht' rive i.tory building have de
velupt.'tl sincr 1l was opened In
June. 1978
The most worrisome develop
mer\,I to county ofhc1als is a con·
clus1on m a recent &tudy that the
ESTRANGED WIFE IUU FOR 11 .7 MILLION
Ertk Eetr.U Cherged With S.xuel AbuM
Estrada of 'CHiPS'
Accused in Sex Suit
HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Erik
Estrada. the handsome star· of
the NBC-TV "CHiPs" series, is
accused 1n a .$1.7 million lawsuit
of forcing his estranged wife lo
participate in homosexual acts,
"black magic" rituals and illicit
drug use. among other allega·
lions .
Joyce Estrada. 40, claims her
sev e n -m onth marriage to
Estrada ended with a nervous
breakdown. Divorce proceed·
ings are pending.
In a Superior Court suit flied
Thursday, Mrs . Estrada claims
the star pulled the trigger of an
unloaded pistol shoved down her
throat, sent her a voodoo doll
with pins in its eyes -Mrs.
Estrada suffers from glaucoma
and tried to run her over with
a car.
"The suit alleges assault and
battery. intentional inflictions of
emotional distress. fraud. con-
version, false imprisonment and
Ii bel." Mrs. Estr ada's attorney.
Ada Sands. said today.
She declined rurther comment
unti 1 an afternoon ne ws con·
ference.
''The suit is 5?roundless and
without mer:it." -said Estrada's
attorney, Stephen R. Jaffe. "It
was filed for the purpose of
harassing our client."
The couple are in the middle
of an acrimonious divorce ac-
tion.
The lawsuit alleges the mar·
riage was only "a publicity gim·
mick " for Estrada "to preserve
his image and reputation as a
hete ro sexual male and to
e stablish the facade and ap·
pearan ce of ' s tability and
normaJity by marrying a woman
older than himself.~·
E strada, the s uit claims.
ch ose his wife be cause she
would ·'not present a threat to
his adolescent and young adult
fans ... The suit also claims the
actor lied about his age, s aying
he was 30 when he is really 35.
Estrada filed for divorce July
1. Since then, Mrs. Estrada h~
clai m ed in cou rt that her
husband fired a bullet through
the ceiling of their bedroom and
threw he r out with neither
money nor clothing.
Mrs. Estrada received a court
order July 7 to retr ieve her
<Stt ESTRADA , Page 1\2)
building could suffer Irreparable
damage in the event of major
earthquake . Consultants found
severaJ areas of structural weak·
ness, including joistinf' and ex-
terior supoort columns .
The study of the building's
integrity was ordered by the
county Board of Supervisors
after numerous-n aws were ob-
served. Decorative beams that
once encircled the building were
removed after cracks develo~
22 Injured
and large timbers were installed
in the basement parking garage
when overhead concrete beams
showed signs of breaking apart.
Wooldridge emphasized that a
major aspect of the investigation
will focus on LeRoy Rose, the
architect who designed the build·
ing
"The architect involved in.this
project is presently on appeal or a
conviction for bribery in another
matter which is also lhesubiector
a Board of /\rchitectura·l Ex
a miners investigation. Action on
possible revocation by the Board
of his license is awaiting his ap.
peal." Wooldridge said.
Wooldndge noted that the State
Council of the American Institute
of Architects has been asked to as-
sist in the task force inquiry · 'in an
att e mpt t o f ull y di sc lose
res ponsibility forthis building "
A state investigation into who Is
(See HALL, Page A2)
Titan II Missile
Silo Expl~des
DAMASCUS. Ark . <A P l A
fiery explosiona hat lit the rnghl
sky "Like daylig'ht" rocked an un
de rground Titan II missile sil o lo·
day. injuring at least 22 main·
tenance workers. the Air Force
said
P e ntagon sour ce s s aid a
nuclear warhead was atop t.he
missile, but said there was no
eviden ce th e w eapon was
damaged or that any radiation
leaked
Authorities evacuated an area
that stretched 10 miles north of
the silo and five miles on either
side, routing about 1,000 people
mos tly in the towns of Damascus.
Bee Branch and Gravesville.
The Strategic Air Command
said it planned lo allow people lo
return to within one mile of the
site as soon as a survey team
finished checkinJt out the area.
Teams from the Department of
Energy a nd the state Health
Department were sent lo the site
about SO miles north of Little Rock
to check radiation levels.
Rep. Bill Alexander, D-Ark.,
said the Air Force told his office
there was "no evidence of a
plutonium leak, the warhead is in·
ZOOOHmaes
tact and the warhead 1s m the
hands of Air For ce officials.··
Tom Mahr. a public mforma-
lion officer at the headquarters or
the Strategic Air· Command u1
Omaha. Neb , said 18 were in-
jured seriously enough to be
hospitalized, in the accident that
began when a three pound
wrench socket fell 70 feet and
punctured the missile ·s fi rst s tage
fuel tank.
Gov. Bill Clinton said Air Force
officials told him that no nuclear
explosion occurred and that none
could have occurred in the silo
housing the 103-foot intercon·
tinental ballistic missile capable
of delivering this nation's largest
hydrogen bomb to a target 6,300
miles away.
Maj. Lew La mbe rt at SAC
headquarters said the explosion
srattered rlebris around the sur·
rounding area and that Arkansas
officials reported some foliage
caught fire. By midmorning, be
said. the firehad sub:'lided.
It was not immediately known
whether the missile itself or only
fuel explod~. The silo, covered
by concrete doors, was "just a bi5?
<See SILO, Page AZ)
State BOanl likes
Irvine Coast Plan
The Irvine Company has re·
ceived assurances that its plans
for construction of up to 2,000
homes along the scenic Irvine
Coast will likely be approved
without m ajor objection.
State coastal commissioners.
m eet in g Thurs d ay in Los
Ange les, offered glowing re-
views after studying a concept
plan for the nearly 10,000-acre
coastaJ st retch in south Orange
County.
"The approach here is good,
this is a major step forward,"
said Michael Fischer, executive
d i rector of the coastal com-
mission
* * *
The plan calls for large estate-
type homes and construction of
a pair of arterial highway~ lead-
ing through the coastal hills to
Coast Highway
The concept proposa l .
authored by the Irvine Company
and Orange County offi cials,
also calls for preservation of up
to 74 percen t of the coast
acreage.
The area detailed in the plan
stretches from Corona del Mar
south toward Laguna Beach and.
is bordered on the north by the
proposed alignment of the San
Joaquin transportation corridor.
<See COASTAL PLANS, page AZ)
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Cheaper Gas
Likely t o Be .
Brief Boon
LOS ANGE L ES < \1'1
Motorists tn Southern California
are finding cheaper gasoline
available at gas s tations that are
slaying open for longer hours. the
Auto Club said today Rut it ·s a
s ituation that probably won't lasl'.
Saudi Arabia decided Wednes·
day to hi ke the price of its crude
oil $2 a barrel before the end of the
year, and industry analysts pre·
diet the immediate impact on con·
sumers in the United States will
be a hike of about a penny per
gallon of gasohne (Related story,
A4 )
However. for now. gas is a little
less costly. St andard Oil Co. of
California and Texaco Inc -two
r e fine rs dependent on Saudi
crude -cut wholesale gasoline
prices 2 cents a gallon Thursday,
despite the Saudi decision.
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By ST EVE MARBLE
OI ... Dall' .. I ... Sutt
It will be at least three years
before the oublic is allowed to ts~t. foot into the hilly terrain or
the newly created state park in
south Orange County. residents
were told Thursday.
David Allen. a state parks and
recreation architect in charge of
designing Crystal Cove State
Park. told listeners in Newport
Beach that it'll be months before
it's even clear what the park wm loot like.
"We're just not there yet," be
said . feodin1 off questions from
tbe crowd in the cafeteria at the
Ford Aerospace facility.
The meeting was sta1ed by
the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce.
But the audience, armed wtth
inquiries on what price they'd
*>ay for bavinl a state park in
their backyard, pressed on.
Lasuna Beach resident Fred
Caserio, a veteran surfer of 25
years, said he's worried state of.
(iciala could destroy the three·
mile stretch of beach included lb
the part.
·'You 1et some flatlander
coming in from Montana with
some sort of degree in ecology
who can't even swim trying to
tell us how to build a beach," he
said .•
He said th~re are four or five
good surfing spots along the
state-strand, which is open to the
public, that he fears could be
ruined.
Other residents said they are
concerned that the park would
bring traffic, litter and in·
creased fire problems in the dry
season.
Allen said consideration is be·
in1 given to briqinc park vis·
itors to the area via a public
transportation system.
He suc1estec1 motorists might
be able to park in school paJtinC
loll in Newport Beach or even at
Newport Cepter where they
could catch a park shuttle bus.
Joint qreementa between the
state and city fire departments
would be worked out In the
future. be said.
"Until the park is open," be
contiuued, "I 1ue11 if there's a
fire, we call tbe fire depart·
ment." <See caYnAL. •• ,. Al)
\\'ea•her
Night and mornin g
cloudiness, becoming sun-
ny Saturday arternoon .
Lows tonight 57 at the
beaches. 65 inland. Highs
Saturday 68 to 76.
INSIDE TODAY
People collect comic book3
/or more than laughs.
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you know which 1Uper-hero lo
buy wlwn. See how on Page
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Assassi11 of Somoza
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la• lueniUa sou1ht an the' &U&.'1!itn11tt0n ot ~n•~tits111 Sorn0111
and a"'"ted anothtot
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tod11 be<'k to ttw \lmtc-d Stal~ thf C"<lUDlr)' ht' r ... 11 alJandoot.'Cf hi m ln bis bour ur nerd
Police ld.,nllfif'd th" ~Inn man u Hu8o Alfrt'do lrur1UJ1 , 1rn1t
Hld I» w11 lu\Jt."d m a shOOC()Ut Thu~th1)' n1((ht In lht-Asunr1on
euburb of Luo1b1tr\' aJlci ht' open~ tlrt\ on t1t'unly forr(' rom
lnc to searr h lh.-hous"' an "'h&C'h hr "'•' h1cb n11 Puhrt> ~•ud lhl'v w• ... tlpped to lrunun " &>M"M!n<'t" b 11 busln4't-ti1 man wh:i 1 t:<'
()CDindhimJn>OI a photojlraph ho"'Tilln lt'lf' I 100
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HARRISBURG. P.a 1 r 1 c;m lhrll Thumburah said to
day a 1rand Jur drtt>rm1nf'd lh•t tht' Apnl 24 drawing or lht•
1tate'a *3 5 m11tioo Dail) Numtx-r lotter gamt· wa11 f111ed and
l'el'Olllmended th•t !\IX bt' 1nd1ctc'(i
'Jbombur1h said tht> 1-wtt' re-c-omm~nded for lndlt'tm~nt by
U.. ltakW1dc grand JUr) includt'd N1cll l'i!rry, Ulc lclevis1on 1&n
oouncer tor the lotlN ) draWlJ\11 111 WTA E TV in Pittsburgh
The ,.ovt'rnor also annount~'il lht> resignation of the !>tale
offklaJ m chu2e of lhe lotter)
Thornburgh said ping pong ball used in the drawing were
rilled by injecting them wkth a l1t1u1d The result wa~ a drawing
ot ··•." wh1rh paid out c1 rt>N1rtl $.1 5 n11lhon
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BEIRUT. Lebanon cAPJ f'ale~tan1an guernllas claimed
today they hit an Israels warplane Oy1ng over southern Lebanon
and said the Jet crashed 10 names 1n~1de Israeli terntory Israel
denied the claim
llo.w l "'oa" Hai.-Bomd•"'ff
LOS ANGELES Secunty Pat'1f1c Rank today increased
its bask home loan rate to 14 percent . up a quarter of a percent
The rate ror new variable interest loans went to 13~. per
cent.
Battle Mounts
Between Iran,
Iraq Forces
BJ Tiie Aueciated Press
The Iranian military com-
mand reported intense ground
and air battles today between
lraqi and Iranian units along lhe
border and s aid naval clashes
are "likely" in the next few
days. Tehran radio said.
A communique said fighttng
was "still going on" along most
of the ~mile frontier between
the countri~. It did not specify
reasons for expecting naval ac·
tion iD the Persian Gulf.
Fighting has intensified in re-
-c,,nl days , especially after
President Saddam Hussein of Iraq oa Wednesday terminated
tfre 1975 bordeT agreem ent
be•ween tbe countries and
vowed to ''liberate " terr itory
aloa1-tM frontier_
The Iranian military com-
munique reviewe d clashes
earlier iD the week and said con·
siderable casualties had been an-
ftlcled on Iraqi forces in t he
Khan Leyli area.
"During a number or suc·
cessfuJ missions" in -the border
areu ol Khuzestan and Ilam on
Thursday. the communique
aid, .two Iranian jet fighters
fraa)lied. One crashed on Iraqi
\lerrilory.
1f een Cyclist
kit by Auto
~ · A 17-year-old Irvine boy was
injured Thursday evening in a
lit-and-nm collision between his ~icyc:le a nd a late ·mode l
¢adillec. police said.
Police Sgt. Bob Kredel said
llandy Scott Morrison, 17, of 14
t.aurel Tree Lane, was treated
for bruises at Tustin Community
Hospital and released.
Re said Morrison was bicycl
ln1 westbound on Mic helson
Drive near Angell Street when
lbe Cadillac struck the back of
his bicycle, knocking him to the
1tound.
Moniaon told police the driver
of the car then backed up and
left the scene without stopping
HALt ...
resPonsible for the construction
inadequacies was ordered by lhe
board of supervisors Tuesday.
Board members previously had
been advised that it may cost lhe
county between $665,000 and $1
million lo bring the building up to
acceptable structural standards.
The board also has authorized
the filing of a lawsuit against lhe
parties alleged to be res·Ponsible
for the deficiencies. County of·
ri cials have said they believe the
architecL'l and engineers and not
the contractors who actually
performed the work were at fault
Larger J/HF
Market Seen
WASHINGTON (AP1 -The
Federal Communications Com-~ ission ts proJ>Osiog to allow
more than 100 n ew VHF
television stations around the
country. many of them in major
cities.
If approved. the move ''couJd
lead to lhe creation or a fourth
co mmerciaJ network." sa id FCC
Chairman Charles D. Ferris.
That couJd mean as many as
140 new stations in the nation's
lop 100 m a rke ts, including
Chicago, Washington, Cleveland
a nd Pitts burgh. Jn California,
the commission said that one
new VHF station could be added
in San Francisco and seven in
F resno. The rest of the state's
largest ma rkets ar e already
saturated.
Shipment Out?
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Carter administration is lobby-
ing hard to persuade the Senate
to overrule the House and
permit India to buy 38 tons of
U S. reactor-grade uranium
despite that nation 's refusal to
renounce the development of
nuclear weaJ)Ons . The Hou~e
voted 298-98 Thursday to disap-
prove the shipments of nuclear
fue l for the India e ne r gy.
producing reactor al Tarapur
near Bombay.
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lft.HIOn•d
Actress Lillian Gish reacts
to tributes at a New York re-
ception honoring her. The
cit y 's Museum of Modern
Art opened a retrospective
of her movies s panning
seven d ecad es -from
··Broken Blossoms·· in 1919
to "A Wedding" in 1978.
f 'rnrn Pog.-I I
SILO. • •
rubble inside" after the blast,
Clinton said
The explosion occurred as a
mainte nance crew tried to
neutralize a fueJ leak in the firsl-
stage of lhe missile, said SAC
SJ>Okesman Cot. Richard Kline.
Air Force Secretary Hans Mark
in Washington said the missile
had been unde r going main-
tenance Thursday night when the
wre nch socket fell. bounced o(f a
thrust mount, and struck the mis-
sile. puncturing the fi rst stage
fuel lank holding about 10,000
gallons of fuel. About 24 minutes
1ater. the maintenance crew re-
ported indications of a fire. Mark
said, and flooded the silo with
water. Civilian authorities were
ad vised to evat'uate the area.
It was the second accident this
week involving s0phisticated Air
Force weaponry. On Monday, a
8-52 bomber ~aught fire al Grand
Forks Air Force Base in North
Dakota. State disaster officials
said an intercepted Air Force
message indicated the plane may
have oeen carry ing nuclear
weapons, but SAC refused to con-
firm that was so.
The explosion in Arkansas
shook the ground and the area .. lit
up like daylight." said Tommy
Graham, an official of the slate
Office of Emergency Services,
who lives in the area.
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KREMER. • •
Brother might do to local plan-
ning. And perhaps eve n worse is
the frightening spectre or local
planning and zoning done by a
judge."
Kre mer pointed to higher
density and smalle r housing
units as one way of providing af-
fordable housing.
He blamed the escalation of
housing costs on increased hous·
ing demand coupled with slow-
growth efforts by cities.
'tThe demand for affordable
housing is huge and growing,"
he said . "But the supply is small
and falling."
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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Sunday's Daily Pilot will focus
on foreigners flooding into lhe
country. some to visit and others
to stay .
woam WAITING -There's
grumbling in the line or welfare
applicants that starts forminc at
3 a.m. at Oran1e County's Cen-
tral District Soci:U Services Of-
fice. But it's not about the len,gth
or the wail or the red tape.
Native citizens and earlier im-
miarants are upset by the ln·
dochinese who appear to get pre-
ferred treatment.
TOURIST INV A810N
lliUions ol foreipera are apmd-
inl their vacaUons here, and are
repaid in bai1ains for what they
Joae in television-nurtured
myths about tbe eow1try. Tbe
bll factor is tbe decline ol the
U.S . dollar, and the innus stves
a lift to tbe Amerkan ecOnom)'
at a Ume when it can uae It.
"' SlJNDA Y"S BEST
FOLLOWS TRADITION
Entertainer Toni Tennille is tak-
ing over where her mother and
fellow sincer Dinah Shore left
off -as hostess of a telerision
talk show. As she enters the
risky field, she tells why she ad-
mires their ability to 1et
celebritiea to say what they
otherwise might not.
FOUNDING •OTHERS
The League of Women Voters
always reminds us to do civic
duties. 1n presidential election
years, the Lea1ue loom• even
lar1er. by virtue of ila
sometimes bedeviled debate apon110nbip. Re8d a protlle on
an or1anluUon that beUene in
objectivity as much as politi·
cian1 believe tn the opP91ite.
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Oswald
Action
Barred
FORT WORTH, Texas CAP>
A Judee re,Jttted an attempt
today by a British author to ~n
t ave c:A Lee Harvey Oswald
to determine whether the body
buried there is th't of the ac·
cused presidential assassin.
Stttte District Court Judie
James Wrt&ht said "no necessity
or compelling reason for the
threatened exhumation or
autopsy are shown in t.hisrecord .
"Jn s hort," be added ,
"rumors, speculative theory,
conjectun!, and public curiosity
will not suffice."
Lawyers for British author
Michael Eddowes, who tried to
have the body dug up, said they
we re studying lhe ruling and
would decide laier whether to
appeal.
Eddows filed suit to have the
body removed and an autopsy
he ld because he believes the
person buried t h e re is not
Oswald, but a Russian spy who
was allegedly sent to murder
President Kennedy.
The Warren Commission said
Oswald shot Kennedy in DaJlas
on Nov. 22, 1963 , and was
him s e lf s h ot t o death by
nightclub owner J ack Ruby two
J ays later .
The lega l d ispute over
Oswald's body began when Ed-
dowes filed suit to open t he
grave. claiming it contains the
body of a Soviet s py who
s witched places with Oswald
when he defected to Russia in
1959. Eddowes ' t heory is out·
lined in lhe book, "The Oswald
File."
· • 1 know -I know -a Soviet
agent killecl your president and I
intend to prove it," Eddowes
said last month when the latest
round ot legal maneuvers began.
Eddowes' original suit seeking
exhumation has been denied by
three judges and is on appeal.
The current court action began
when Oswald's widow, Marina
Oswald Porter, signed a state·
ment agreeing to the exhuma-
tion.
However. Robert Oswald con-
tends h.is wishes must take pre-
cedence s ince he paid for the
grave and burial in Ros.e. Hill
Cemetery in east Fort Worth.
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ESTRADA ..
belonainas from their San
Fernando Valley home. Tbe or-
der al10 restrained E1trada
from "moleaU.n1 or dl1turblftl
the peace" of hi• wire.
The 21-page la ws uit also
claim• the actor: ~
-Tied Mrs. Estrada up lo
have sex with her.
-~ttvd bar ""I-. she
olneCJ him in an effort to piece a
metal bolt rilled with Ulegal
druaa under the car seal ot an
unnamed business rival.
-Forced his wi fe to "con-
sume harmfuJ, dangerous and ii·
le1al drugs" inc ludln(C LSD,
PCP or "An1el Dust :• cocaine.
heroin and marijuanM.
-Committed "sexual waull
and rape" on his wife by forcln1
her to "commit unnatural, re·
volting and torturous heler<>se•
ual and homosexual arts," caus
ing . her to "vomit, gag ' and u
peraent'e extreme a nd severe mental anguish."
-Threatened her for refu.•11nl(
lo participate in a "cult Black
Magic ritual" and "caused to be
painted on the plaintiff's body a
nuorescent solution ...
-Prevented he r from seeing
her son by a previous m arriage
Mrs . Estrada ·s attorney s;,ad
m oney won from the lawsuit
would be donated to the l..os
Angeles Commission on Assaults
Agains lP Wo m en . Southe rn
California Coalition on Battered
Women, The rapeuti c Living
Centers for the Blind and the
Jules Stein E ye Institute at
UCLA Medical Center
Estrada met the former Joyce
Miller in Hawaii while re
cuperaling from a motorcyt'le
accidant he suffered a year ago
on the "CHi Ps" set
The two were secretly m ar
ried in Las Vegas in November
When reports of the marriage
surfaced, Estra"'da at fi rst denied
it, then confirmed it. saying he
had only been trying to protect
his privacy
Killing Suspects
L OS ANGELES (AP >
Poli ce say they will seek murder
complaints from t he district at-
torney's office against eight al-
le'ged members. or the "Rolling
60s" -a street gang linked to a
rash of crimes. inc luding the
shooting death of 17-yeaF-old
Cedric Diggs. •
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Asisemblyman Willie Brown ,
t h <ii rm a n of the Bla ci<
Cuuntci of th(· Uif(l!i!Jature.
he.as tH n (sppointeCJ to tne
U niHrs 1ty r1f Cal ifornia
Bo;srrl of Fte~entA <Stor y AS )
t 'n•• Pap ''!
CRYSTAL. •
llr-agri:NI with rM1rlPnts that
the rriat1 'iy<>t<•m 1n the park
Wf•U ltl la kdy ti(· thr most Cl)n
trov e r~1al rwunt 1n the 5tate's
final plan.'>
fi e explaanf'rl lhot the pro
p(J'led San Jr1aqu1n Transporta-
t1nn Corridor . env1s1oned as
form 111~ lhe northern boundary
to the park. 1s crucial to the
plans
The (Jflly other road~ seriously
being considered at this time. he
continued, are Pelican Hill and
Sand Canyon roads, both con-
ceived as multi-lane highways-
lhat wouJd lead to residential de-
velopment planned along the
western rim of the park.
Allen also said that if the
federal government purchases
land west of Crystal Cove. as it
is being asked to. the state most
l ikely wo uld manage that
area too.
Cr ystal Cove State Park is
com prised or 2.400 acres that
ta ke in Moro Canyon and Moro
Ridge a s well as the ~ach
acreage t hat stretches from
Cr ystal Cove towa rd Cameo
Shores.
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COAST A PLANS WEIL UK.ED • • •
Commissioners, who must still
-take an official vote on the plan,
zeroed in on the proposed roads
and the development that would
com e ii plans for the creation of
a national park ran through.
The park bill. asking that the
federal government spend S38
million to purchase land includ-
i ng 931 acres owned by the
Irvine Company . is cerrenlly
before a Senate subconamiltee.
If that bill meets with defeat,
tbe Irvine Company wants
permission to build 85 eslate-
type homes on the coastal face
or Wishbone Hill and an addi-
tional 130 homes in tbe Muddy
Canyon area.
Although planners advised
against building on Wishbone
Hill, commissioners generally
favored it.
The ar1umenl centered on the
planners· contention that frontal
slopes of Wishbone offer a scenic
and environmental quality that
is rare and could be Jost if
homes are built.
'Tm comfortable with having
homes in this area if they are
sensitively sited." countered
Commissioner Me l vin Nutter
"But I think we must keep our
fingers crossed for the pa rte bill "
U the park bill is successfuJ ,
the number or residential units
the development firm wouJd be
allowed to build would be
dropped to 1,785.
Commissioners, though. were
more skepficaror plans to make
both Pelican Hills and Sand
Can yon roads mult i l a n e
hi~hways.
Planners. in a staff report re-
leased prior to the meeting. ad-
vised that Sand Canyon Road be
trimmed from four to two lanes.
•'Two separate m ajor
arterials or the maganitude pro-
posed is ex:cessive in that it
wo uld res ult in irreparable
damage to natural resources,"
the report read.
But Orange County planner
Robert Rende said if the width
or the road was reduced. lhe
brunt or the traffic would end up
in Newport Beach or Laguna
Beach.
"We see a need for busing
la nes, for turnouts and passing
tapes," he explained. addtnR he
disagl'eed with planners that
Sand Canyon should be a "mean-
dering park road.··
Newport Beach Mayor Jackie
Heather said reducing the road
si7.e would be "irresponsible
planning" that would result in
the creation or another "Laguna
Canyon Road."
Commissioners, though, made
it clear they feel the road should
be two lanes.
"You can always m ake roads
w·uler ... said Commissioner
Judy Rosener , a Newport resi-
dent. "but it's tougher to make
them s maller."
The concept plan now must be
drafted as part of .the county's
st a t e-mandated local coastal
plan and submitted to coastal
commissioners for approval.
Irvine Company and county
officials said they expect to have
that document completed by the
end-0f. this year.
LOW-END CARPE'I'ING?
Sure we have it -but. usual!.~ we try to
convince customers to buy carpeting that will
complement their homes.
Often. in situations where a customer is
covering the floor just to sell a house. cheap
carpeting may be a liability.
In many cases the difference of only a
dollar a yard will install a quality of carpeting
that looks twice as well and will give much
better service.
In a nutshell -we're not trying to
necessarily be the "CHEAPEST." (though we
often are), but the "BEST." (Which we always
,are.)
DEN'S
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TWENTY-F I VE CENTS
VOL. 73. NO. 163. ~ S CTIO~S, 4 PAGES ORANG E--(OUN TY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1980
Crystal Cove Park .,3 Years Away'
i'' T~rlst \.
Rec,.ation ,,
Commercl•I /
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Medium Density Rnic:Mntial
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CA't'SfAL COVE STAT£ PAAI(
,,,,,, ----By STEVE MARBL&
OI -. Oall~ Pllt4 \\lft
It will be at least three years
before the public is allowed to
set (oot into the hilly terrain or
the newly created state park in
south Orange County. residents
were told Thursday
David Allen, a state parks and
recreation architect in charge or
des igning Crystal Cove State
Park, told listeners in Newport
Reach that it'll be months before
1t 's even clear what the park
will look like
22 Injured
"We're just not there yet," he
said. fending off questions from
the crowd in the cafeteria at the
Ford Aerospace facility.
The meeting was staged by
the Newport Harbor Area
Ch amber or Commerce.
But the audience. armed with
inquiries on what price they'd
pay for having a state park in
their backyard. pressed on
Laguna Beach resident Fred
Caserio, a veteran surfer or 25
years, said he's worried state of-
ficials could destroy the three·
mile stretl'h of llt':H·h indufied 111
the park
'·Y ou {!et sci me flatlander
coming rn from Montana with
some sort o(· dt'grec m t•colol!Y
who can't t>vcn !.Wlm t ry1ng to
tell us how to yu1ld a beach," hf•
said
He :said ttwre arc four <Jr five
g(10d surfing s µots a long the
state strand, which 1s opl'n to tht•
publi<•. that he fears couhl lw
ruined Other res1dcnl~ said thl') an·
(~e CR YSTAi.. Pait> A21
Titan II Missile
CONTROVERSY BREWS OVER PROPOSED ROADS, HILLSIDE HOMES Silo Explodes
• • •
Coastal Plans 'Liked'
State Board 'Gimm' Over Irvine Concept
The Irvine Company has re-
ceived assurances that its plans-
ror construction or up to 2.000
homes alon~ the scenic Irvine
Coast will hkely be approved
without maJor objection
State coastal commissioners.
meeting T hursda y in Los
Angeles. offered glowing re·
vi ews after studyin~ a concept
plan for the nearly 10.000-acre
coastal stretch m south Orange
County
"The approach here is good,
this is a major step forward."
said Michael Fischer . executive
director or the coastal com·
mission.
The plan calls for large estate--
type homes and construction or
a pair of arterial highways lead·
ing through the coastal hills to
Coast Highway.
Laguna Requests
Revised Road Plan
Laguna Reach City Council
members have formally re-
quested that the Orange County
Board or Supervisors delete AJta
Laguna Boulevard from the
rounty's Mastf'r. Plan of Arte~I
Highways.
The council also stated in a
resolution that the city aims to
revise its general plan so that
future traffic will not require the
extension of Alta Laguna to
Laguna Canyon Road and Arch
Beigh Heights
Council members have long
sought county removal of Alta
Lagllna and Temple Hills Drive
from the highway master plan.
They were prompted by hilltop
neighborhood groups who fear
extension of Alta Laguna would
'bring inland motorists through
their residential streets en route
to Laguna's beaches.
City Manager Ken Frank told
council members this week that
county officials were waiting for
the city to reduce the number or
additional residential units in
the Laguna Beach General Plan
before removing Alta Laguna
from the map He said the officials also said
that deletion of Alta Laguna
Oran~-Coa~•
L ,,_: =;:--
\\eat her
would "almost certainly" be ac-
companied by deletion or Par)!
A venue and Temple Hills Drive
as part or the countywide
system. Frank said the deletions are
expected to be included in a
county general plan a mendment
scheduled to come before the
board o r supervi so r s in
December
Lifeguards
Log Rescue
Record in LB
Laguna Bea c h lifeguards
rescued 2.344 people -a record
number -and reported no drown-
ings on local beaches during the
1980 summer. officially ending
last Monday.
Rough surf conditions led to
more rescues a nd serious inci-
dents (126) than ever before, they
said. The lifeguards said there were
21 resuscitations. 2,733 medical
aid calls, 29,952 preventive ac-
tions, and 22.5Z1 ordinance en·
rorcements. The city employs SO lifeguards
during the s ummer.
The staff covers about three
and one-half miles of city beach
and three miles of stale beaches
north of Laguna.
San l11Gti A reo ---------
T h e concept proposal.
authored by the Irvine Company
and Or ange County officials.
also calls for preservation of up
to '14 percent Of the C"Oast
acreage.
T he area detailed in the plan
s tretches from Coron a del Mar
south toward Laguna Beach and.
is bordered on the north by the
proposed alignment of the San
Joaquin transportation corridor.
Commissioners. who must still
take an official vote on the plan,
zeroed in on the proposed roads
and the development that would
come if plans for the creation of
a national park fall throµgh .
The park bill, asking that the
federal government spe.nd $38
million to purchase land inchKl-
ing 931 acres owned by the
Irvine Company, is currently
before a Senate s ubcommittee.
1f that bill meets with defeat,
the Irvine Company wants
permission }o build 85 estate-
lYP.e homes on the .coastal face
of Wishbone Ifill and an addi-
tional 130 homes in the Muddy
Canyon :trea.
A I though planners advised
against building on Wishbone
Hill, commissioners generally
favored it. The argument centered on the
planners· contention that frontal
slopes of Wishbone offer a scenic
and environmental quality that
is rare and could be lost if
homes are built.
"I'm comfortable with having
homes in this area if they are
_sen sitively sited,'· countered
Commissioner Melvin Nutter.
"But I think we must keep our
finger9 crossed for the park bill.'·
If the park bill is successful.
the number of residential units
the development firm would be
a llo wed lo build would be
dropped to 1,785.
Commissioners. though, were
more skeptical of plans to make
both Pelican Hills a nd Sand
Ca nyon road s multil a n e
highways.
PlaM ers. in a staff report re·
leased prior to the meeting, ad·
vised that Sand Canyon Road be
trimmed from four to two lanes.
"Two se parate m ajor
arterials of the ma~anitude pro·
(See COASTAL PLANS. pa&e AZ)
UAMASCUS. Ark tAPJ A
fier y explosion that ht the night
sky "like daylight" rocked an un -
derground Titan 11 missile silo to-
day . injuring at least 22 main-
tenance workers, the Air Force
said
Pentagon sources said a
nuclear warhead was atop the
missile. but said there was no
evi dence. the wea pon was
damaged or that any radiation
leaked. ,
Authorities evacuated a)1 area
that stretched 10 miles north of
the silo and hve miles on either
side. routing about 1,000 people
mostly in the towns of Damascus.
Bee Branch and Gravesville.
The Strategic Air Command
said it planned to allow people to
5,000 Seen
For.Laguna's
'Dilley Day'
An estimated 5.000 people are
expected to attend J im Dilley
Day -an all.day event honoring
the late Laguna Beach environ·
mentalist Sunday at Main
Beach Park in Laguna.
Dilley. whose drea m was a ·
park surroundin g Laguna
Beach. died Aug . 3 or cancer at
the age of 68.
Dilley Day will include dance,
song, family games. speeches
and competition.
Skydivers. led by for m e r
Laguna Beach Mayor Roy Holm
and Dean Westgaard, are
scheduled to parachute tu Main
Reach between 1 p m . and 3
p.m .
The day will begin at 10 a.m.
with a beach run, sand sculpture
competition. af\d volleyball and
basketball tournaments.
Boogie board competition and
a 25.000-yard lifeguard swim
marathon will follow.
Family games, including a
sack race . three-legged race.
balloon toss. Frisbee contest and
wheelbarrow races, are planned
ror the afternoon.
At 4 p.m .. federal, state, coun-
ty . and city officials will speak
briefly. and a Sycamore tree
with a plaque honoring Dilley
will be presented to the city.
Folk dancers will perform
from 6 to 9 p.m . and there will
be a bonfire and sing-along
beginning at 7 p.m .
return to within one mile of the
site as soon as a survey team
finished checking out the area.
Teams from the Department of
Energy and the stale Health
Department were sent to the site
about 50 miles north of Little Rock
to check radiation levels.
Rep Bill Alexander, D-Ark .
said the Air Force told his office
there was "no evidence of a
plutoruum leak, the warhead is in·
taet and th~ warhead is tn the
handsof.KJr ForceoHicials"
Tom Mahr, <1 puhll1· mfornia
l IOO Offit'C'r al thl' hl•iJ<i'l U.-1 rtl'r'i or
tht' Stratcg1t· Air (.'ommt1nd 111
Om aha. Neb . -.,11e.l Iii ~ l·rl' 1n
1ure1I St'r11rn<,h t'llflUl.lh 10 be
hosp11 alizcd. 111 lht• •u·c·1dt<nl that bc~an whl'rl a lhrct· puund
wrem·h !>O<'k<-1 f1·ll 711 f«ct <1nd
punt·tured lht• n11i.:-1k 's firi.l ,tage
fu~l tank
Gov. Bill Clinton said Air F'orce
off1c 1aJs told htm that no nudear
explosion oeeurred and that none
(Sff s11.o . Vap;~ A2>
•Blaek Ma ie' Aets
Estrada of 'CHiPS'
Accused in Sex Suit
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Erik
Estrada, the "handsome star or
the NBC-TV "CHiPs" series. is
accused in a $1 .7 million lawsuit
of forcing his estranged wire to
participate in homosexual acts,
''black magic" rituals and illicit
drug u.se. among other allega.
lions.
Joyce Estrada. 40, claims her
seven-month marriage l o
Estrada ended with a nervous
breakdown, Divorce proceed·
ings are pending.
In a Superior Court suit filed
Thursday, Mrs. Estrada claims
the st ar pulled the trigger or an
unloaded pistol shoved down her
throat, sent her a voodoo doll
with pins in its eyes -Mrs
Estrada suffers from glaucoma
-and tried to run her over with
a car.
"The suit alleges assault and
battery. intentional innictions of
e motional distress, fraud, con·
version, false imprisonment and
libel," Mrs. Estrada's attorney,
Ada Sands. said today.
She declined further comment
until an afternoon news con-
ference.
·'The s uit is groundless and
without merit," said Estrada's
attorney, Stephen R. Jaffe. "It
was fil ed for the purpose or
harassing our client."
The couple are in the middle
of an acrimonious divorce ac·
lion. The lawsuit alleges the mar-
riage was only "a publicity gim-
mick " for Estrada "to preserve
his image and reputation as a
h eterosexual m a l e and to
establish the facade and ap-
pearance o f s tabi lity and
normality by marrying a woman
older than himself." N i ght and m orning
cloudiness. becoming sun-
ny Saturday afternoon.
Lows tonight 57 al the
beaches. 65 inland. H\ghs
Saturday 68 to 76. TV Service 'Stinks'
Estrada, the suit c laims,
c hose his wi fe because s he
would ••not present a threat to
his adolescent and young adult
rans." The suit also claims the
actor lied about his age, saying
he was 30 when be is really 35.
11'1SIDE TODJ\ \'
People collttt comic books
/or more tha n Laugh•.
TMJl'rt o good mvestmnt i/
you know which suptt-~o to
buy w>wn. ~e how on Page
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By JOHN NEEDHAM °' .. o.My ....... Cable teleVislon customers in
San Juan Capistrano say service
in their area stinks.
Their complaints ranse from
minor lrritallon over 1boata and
lines in the television picture, to
outri1bt lndl1nation over a
three-minute blac1'out duriJlll
laat year'• Super Bowl.
A half cbrea people 1poke ctur-
inl a public bearina Wedneaday,
each complainiai of frequ.nt lD-
terrupdoG ol te(evtalon service
and improper maintenance by
the two cable compaia operat-
inl ln San Juan. The public bearinl wu called
by the ett.y Counclf after a re-
q u e It by Storer Cable -
Television, toe. for a rate in·
crease from lbe fl .50 a month to
$8.50 ri>r residential uaen.
Both Storer and TM Com-
munication a bave cable
franchise s in San Juan
Capistrano and both have been
required to cbar1e the same
rate by the clty.
Wben It rulN on the proposed
rite iDcrease, the council must
decide whether to continue tbia
pr1cUee and llao 1rant an tn-
creaae to TM Communlc1Uona,
even tbouCb tbe co1111>anY baan 't
souabt one.
But llDll'J realdenta of San
Ju1n apparently don't tblalt
either cable compan1 deHn'ea
lbe moaey they are 1etun1 now,
much'-an lncreue.
t -b I ,._. TT7?FE c ---fi
l
San Juan resident Lyn
Sherwood, whose home is
serviced by Storer Cable. said
he haclexperienced frequent dis·
tortions tn bis television plcture
and at leaat once a week was un-
able to re«ive any pi.elute at
all. "You should not only reject
Storer Cable's request for a rate
increase," Sherwood said, "but
alao diesly the renewal of their
contract."
Chuck Ward, who Uvea in the
Village Sen Juan area, and who
receives service from TM Com·
municatioal, saJd "a weekly out· •IS• la not an exq1er1tloe."
''Sometimes the TV la out for
onlf tbree or four minutes.
(See CMILS, Paae Al) . -
Estrada flled for divorce July
1. Since then, Mn. Estrada ha!
claimed in court that her
bu.band tired a bullet throu&h
the celllnc of their bedroom and
threw her out witb neither
money nor clothin1.
· Mn. Estrada rec eived a court
order July 1 to retrieve her
belonsin1s from theit San
Fernando Valley home. The or-
der alao restrained Estrada
from "tnolesim, or disturtima
lbe peace" of his wife.
The 21-pase lawsuit also
claim• the actor: -ned lln. Estrada up to
have MX wttb her. -ThreateDed ber unlesa abe
Jolned him ln an ettort to place a
• APWI~
SEX ABUSE CHARGED
Eltreda tn Aol .. r Oteco
m etal box filled with illegal
drugs under the car seat of an
unnamed business r ival.
-Forced his wife to "con·
sume htrmful. dan1erous and il-
legal drugs" including LSD.
PCP or "Angel Dust," cocaine,
heroin and marijuana.
-Committed "sexual usawl
and rape" on bis wife by forctna
her to "commit unnatural, re·
voltlnc and torturous heteroeex·
<See ESTllADA, Pa1e Al)
•
Poli e Kill Leftist
Assas.~i11 o.f nwza ....
ASllNl'ION Pur11au•> 1 1•1 Poll r1• 'hot .. nd k1 ll1·d i. l1•ft
lll t\tttT\Ua liVUWht in thf' ._,,.~'''""hnn ••f °''"'""''''1 Somo1.a
and arttSt~ 1aooth.-1
Ttw ~rn a1n .. , of l fk "IL'''"'' 'H •f .at:u.tn •hrtatur 'W<'ft' 011w11
today ba<'k to the l nllt•d '' ·•h'' thr C'ount n hi' ft>ll i.l1Mrlrt1m1-d
him ln tus hour nf 1w,•J
Pnl\(.'(' tdt"nh fwd th1• ,\,11n man~" Uu~u Alfr~1 l runun . .incl
iuud he wa:. lullc-11 111 " !>huowut I hur.,dll) n11(ht 1n !1111 ~1·w11
suburb of Lum ban· .1fJt>r ht• nJ'Jol•nc·d fin• cm w n 1tih ron·•·' 1·•11n
la& to ~i.tn·h lh•· hu11,\. 111 "h" h h.-"'·" h11hnl( l'•>ltrr .. uHl t ht·~
were tipped tu lt uuun ' prC'1'.-0t't' h) ~ hui.11w,!>man v.h ... I ..:t
01na1.edtum frtm14' llh•1 tu.:111ph 'h""' 1111n telt>\ l!>llln
&'1.3 "tlll•1t f~u• I •• ,,, ,...,_ •• -...d t 'ln-d
HARRISHll ttl; t 'u 11\Pt 1,,.'( 011 k Th11mbuq,:h .. s1tllO
day a arand JUr~ dt'h'rmJOt'(I th.ti lh£' .\pr1 I 24 rJr a win~ of I ht•
state's S3 S m1lho11 l)jil) Nun1bn h>l\••f\ l(ilm,. wa' h~c-cl uod
recommended that ,1'< bt' ind1<'\t"(I
Thomburl(h su11.l lht• ~~·oplr· rt',·11mnwndl'ct ror 111dwtment b}
the state w1dt' gr and JUr\ 1ndud1'tl "1ek Pt•rr tht' telt:>v1i.1on an
nouncer for the lott.-n ,lra~1n~ Jl WT E TV in P1tt:1burgh
The aovemor abo announc"..-t th~ ~1gnat1on or th~ 'itate
official 1n charli!t' of the lotten •
Thombur~h :.aid ping pon~ bdJb u>.cd in the drawing were
ri1ged by inJeC'ltng tht'm 1Nlth d h4u1d The rrsuJt wa~ a drawmg
of "M6." wtuch paid out a re<'onl S3 S m1 lhoo
Rrd ffUi f n ry I c·f id I H llc"Ori..r
WAS HI NGTON 1AP1 f'hl' United Stales has detec ted
signs of increased malitJry <H'tl\11ty 1n Ea~t Gt!rmany a nd 1n the
Soviet Union but 1s not c:erta1n whether 1t as related to the recent
labor unrest in Pola nd, State l.)epanment othc1als said today
Officially , the department rei.ponded with extrem e ca ution
to a rePort in the Bos ton Globe quoting an American source as
saying the maneuvers are "clearly Poland-oriented "
1·run1 Pog~ .\I
CRYSTAL PARK • • •
concerned that the park would
bring tra ffi c . litter and in-
creased fire problems 1n lhe dry
season.
Allen said cons1deralron rs be
ing given to bringing park vis·
itors to the area v1a a public
transportation system
He suggested motorists might
be able to pa rk in school parking
lots in Newport Beach or even at
Newport Center wh ere they
could catch a park shuttle bus.
Joint agreements bet ween the
&late and city fire de pa rtmenlc;
would be worked out in the
future. he s aid
"Until the park 1s open," he
contiuued. "I guess 1f there's a
!ire. we call the fire depart-
ment."
He agreed with rt!S u1ents that
the road system tn• the park
would likely be the most con
troversiaJ point in the state's
fanal plans.
He explained that t he pro
posed San J oaquin T ntni porta
tioo Corridor. 1-n\'is1o ned "'
* ·* *
formmg the northern boundary
to the park. 1s l'rucial to the
plans
The only other roads ser iously
being ronsidered a t this time. he
continued. are Pelican Hill and
Sand Canyon roads, both con·
ceived as multi·lane highways
tha t would lead to residentiaJ de-
velopment planned along the
western n m of the park.
A lien also sa td that if the
federa l government purchases
la nd west of Crystal Cove, as it
is being asked to, the state most
l i ke ly wo uld m a n age that
ar~a too
Crystal Cove State Park Is
comprised of 2.400 acr es lhal
take in Moro Canyon and Moro
R 1d ge as wPll as t he beach
aC'reage that str etches rrom
Cr ystal Cove toward Cameo
Shores. ·
He said the state hopes to
purchase another 394 acres from
the Irvine Com pany within the
year The asking price on that
pdn:d is S3 5 million
* * t 'ron1 Pogt-\I
COASTAL PLANS • • •
posed is excessive 1n that 1t
would result in irrepara:ble
damage to natura l resources,"
the report read.
But Orange County planner
R9bert Rende said Ir the Wldth
of the road was reduced. the
f'roaa Pogv I I
'CABLE ...
sometimes longer.·· Ward said t "Frequeotly the picture is Cull of
ghosts and lines. There have
: been times when the picture has
been off for days al a time If
they want more money we want
· more service," Wa rd decla red.
Mayor Gary Hausdorfer asked
, city cable custom e r s a l the
~ meeting to be pat ient for a
month while he and other coun-
cil members met with represen·
talives of Storer and TM.
brunt of the traffic would end up
in Newport Beach or Laguna
Beach.
"We see a need fo r busing
lanes. for turnouts a nd passing
lanes." he explained. adding he
dis agreed wit h planne r s that
Sand Canyon should be a "mean
de rlng park road."
Newport Beach Mayor J ackie
Heather s aid reducing the road
size would be ''irresponsible
planning" that would resuJt in
the creation of another "Laguna
Canyon Road ...
Commissioners, though, made
il clear they reel the road should
be two lanes.
"You can always make roads
wide r ," said Comm issioner
Judy Rosener . a NewpQrt resi·
dent . "but it's tougher to· make
them smaller "
T he concept plan now m ust be
drafted as part of the county's
stal e ·mandate d local coastal
plan and submitted to coastaJ
com missione rs for approval.
Irvine Company and county
orfi ciaJs said they expect to have ,
·that document completed by the
end or this year.
Board's
Benefits
Blasted
ft> JOHN N•:•:OHAM
Ot 11oo 0.11./ ,., ... twit
M t'rr\ht'I '> of thl' J>una Pomt
t'1l1l.l•n ' ~rou11 w;ml the Oana
l'u1nl "~1111h•n D1!>trtl'I hoard to
ti·ll I l1 1·r11 v. I•) sa laries a nd
1• rn pl11\ l'I' l11·11t•f1t' for (.!1st rt ct
v.11 rkt·r .. n o-.ol l\ doubled this
't' •»II
The ~rHUIJ \J )' 11 also wants to
k nu v. nwrt• d buut proposed plans
lJh lht• d"l rH·t hoard to build a
I w11 .,lor\ ufht't' llulld1ng with
111~1 rH·I (W1th
Th t• 'ltrll 1 u 1 11111 d 1s t r t c t 's
1 ~7!1 KO hud~l't -.ho w -t otal
1•111plovet' bt'nd1b and salaries .. r SI 03 8K4 Au• t he 1980-81
hul1.:t•t !>ho~:i. that hgure jump·
111~ to $201 5()0
The hoard abo is under fire r rom the SiJnll' l'lll:tens group for
.idoµt1n){ a µcn s1on plan that
I"') .. th~· lrustt-e<; 10 limes their
SSO a mt,nth l>alary whe n they
retire Crom th~ bo;ird
The l>ana Point Citizens for
Acuon say they wi ll launch a re-
rall dnve agamst the fi ve board
me m hers 1f t hey don't vote to
rt•sc1nd the• JM>nsion plan. which
1s the only one or its kind in
Orunge County for sanit ary dis
tn c t board memhers.
Under the pens ion plan . .tdopt
ed by the board in April, mem
hers wall be eligible for a
monthly pension uf up to SSOO a
month after age 65 ir they have a
strong attendam·e record. mean
111g lht•) must attend at least 10
out 1>f the dozen board meetings
held l'ach ye.oir Me m bers must
servt> at least e1g hl yea rs on the
b<>a r d 10 rel'e1ve the pens ion
Carolyn W:tlU , a Dana Point
resulent and me mbe r or the
C'r t1zens for Action . cha rged
board mem bers with creating an
"empire" for themselves with
d1s1 r1ct money
"We want to know why they
are spending so much more than
t hey did last year." Mrs Wal ti
said "T he se a r e a ll s m a rt
bus inessm en a nd they know
how lo invest mo ney a nd how to
make it work."
Mrs. Wa lt1 a lso said he r
group wants to know where the
sanrlatron district 's $2.J million
bud~et surplus came from and
what 1l 1s going to be used for
"They don't intend to use the
mone) in thl' district for repairs
or to pay salaries." she said
"They plan on building an offi ce
bu al drng a nd rent out office
space to make money "
S a nitat ion boar d membe r
AnRUS Smith said the board is
now cons ide ring bui lding a
20.000 square.root offi ce building
ac r oss rrnm l he d is trict 's
Se '>' a'Jle treatment fac1ltty on
Del Obispo Street m Dana Poinl.
lie s aid t he budget surplus
would be used to pay for con·
st-ruction
"We would lease office space
m the building in order to raise
money for the dist rict," Smith
mid "Since passa ge or Prop·
os1t1on 13, our only other option
1s to raise the sanitation fees .
a nd we've never thought that
was the way to go "
The reas on the costs for
employee benefits and salaries
inc r eased so dra m a tic ally,
Sm ilh said. is because or the in-
s t it ution of dis trict·paid com-
prehensive insurance offer~ to
worker!:. and their families for
the first time this year.
Thief Grabs SI 00
At Service Station
A man who scooped about $100
from the cas h box al the Go Lo
service station in San Clemente
Thursday escaped on foot, police
r e Ported today.
P oli ce said the tall. blond sus-
pect walked into the office area
at about 10:20 p .m .. took the
cas h . then fled northbound on
South EJ Camino Real.
"Frankly, from my st and·
point. I 'm not going to vote for
another increase until we have
·some of these proble ms re·
solved,'' Haus d o rfe r said.
"The~ are just too many pe<>ple
·up in arms.
ORANGE COAST ' "
I There's 'Trouble'
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Sunday's Daily Pilot will foe\IS
on foreigners flooding into the
country. some lo visit and others
lo stay
WORnt WAITING -The re's
grumbling in the line of welfare
applicants that starts forming al
3 a .m . at Orange County's Cen·
trat District Social Services Of.
fi ce. But it's not about the length
or the wall or the red tape.
Native citizens and earlier im·
migrants are upset by the Jn.
dochinese who appear lo get pre-
ferred treatment.
TOURIST INVASION
Millions of foreigners are spend-
ing their vacations here, and are
repaid in bargains for what u.ey
los e in television-nurtured
myths about the country. 'lbe
big factor is the decline of the
U.S. dollar. and the innux Jives
a lift to \he· Amer\can economy
at a lime when it can uae it.
FOLLOWS TRADITION -
Entertainer Toni Tennille is talt·
ing over where her mother and
fellow singer Dinah Shore left
off as hostess of a television
talk s how. As s he enters the
risky field, she tells why she ad-
mires their ability to get
celebrities to s ay what they
otherwise might not.
FOUNDING MOTHERS
The League of Women Voters
always reminds us to do civic
duties. In presidential election
years, the Lea1ue looms even
larger , by virtue of its
sometimes bedeviled debate sponsorship. Read a proftle on
an or,aniaaUon that believes in
objectivity •• much H pollt1·
clans beUeve in the opposite.
'
............
Jacque line Pic asso, widow or famed
p a inte r Pablo Pic a sso , views her
hus band's '•Guernica" during a visit to the
Museum of Modern Art in New York. This
is her first visit to the United States .
Calafia
Beach to
Stay f!pen
Despite complaints of loud
pa rties. drunks on the beach and
frequent thefts and vandalis m,
S an Cle mente Cr t y Co.uncil
me mbers have refused to close
Calafia Street Beach at night.
Thev sav the j!uaranlees of public access overshadow prob-
le ms that arise at the popuJar
state beach at the south end of
the city
Police had recom.ended a
barrier be placed al the end of
the city street from 10 p.m. to 6
a .m . to prevent beachgoers from
congregating in the city parking
lot and on the beach.
Complaints from neighbors on
A venida Lobeiro a bove the park-
ing lot have inc reased in recent
months, with residents saying
the noise below n ses to their
homes at night.
The city owns the road. the
parking lot a nd a--concession
stand at the end of Calafia, but
the adjacent beach is part of the
state park.
Because of the bluffs and the
curving roadway, the beach
area is difficult to patrol, and
violators can easily avoid dftec-
tion.
But council members said the
beach s houJd re main open to the
public and if problems persist,
inc r e ased police and state
ranger pat rols s hould be in-
itiated.
While rejecting installation of
a $400 barrier a cross A venida
Calafia, council members told
City Manager George Caravalho
to exp(ore means of upgrading
the park area.
Calafia is full of polhol~ and
badly in need or repair. and
council members said a racelifl
or the area, involving state and
city runds, might curtail some of
the problems.
Caravalho had suggested the
city might dedicate the road,
parking lot and concession stand
to the state, thus washing its
hands of the problem.
But such a move would mean
a loss of parking revenues and
Caravalho said he feared the
state might impose an entrance
fe e that would a ffect San
Clemente residents.
Parking Key to SC
Restaurant Plans
Cit y Council members refused
to make a commitment to a de-
veloper who wanls to convert
the historic Casa Rom antica in
San Clemente into a restaurant.
Ins tead, the council sent the
developer 's proposal to the
city's Traffic and Pa rking Com
m lttee for a recommendation
J im Parsa, a Newport Beach
developer. wants to convert the
52-year-old white stucco estate
into a ~·seat restaura nt.
The casa, overlooking the
municipal pier on Avenida.,..
Granada , is currently a retire· •
ment home to about 40 elderly
residents
Parsa would like to convert
t he m ai n b u ilding into a
restaurant , de molis h the re
maining units, and const ruct" a
60·unil time -s h ari n g con -
dominium adjace nt t o the
est ate .
The displaced residents would
be r e locate d u nde r the de -
veloper's plan .
But a spQkesman for the de·
veloper said that in order to pre
se rve the old building, additional
parking is needed for restaurant
patrons.
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ESTRADA. •
ual and homosexual acts," l'aus
ing her to "vomit. gag and ex
perie nce extreme a nd severe
mental anguish."
-Threatened he r for refusing
to participate in a "cult Black
Magic ritual" and ''caused to be
painted on the plaintiff's body a
nuorescent solution."
-Prevented her fro m seeing
her son by a previous mar riage.
Mrs. Estrada's a ttorney sajd
money won from the lawsuit
would be donated to lhe Los
Angeles Commission on Assaults
Agains t Wome n . Southe rn
California Coalition on Battered
Women . Therape utic Living
Centers for the Blind and the
Jules Stein Eye Institute at
UCLA Medical Center .
Estrada m et the for mer Joyce
Mill e r in Hawaii while re-
cuperating from a motorcycle
accident he s uffered a year ago
on the "CffiPs .. sel.
T he estate, built in 1928 by San
Clement<' rounder Ole Ha nson. is
locat e d di r ect l y a b ove a
municipal parkmg lot.
Parsa would Like the city lo al-
low restaurant patrons to use
the ls>t at night.
The proposal 1s not unique in
San Clemente The city has a
le a s e a rr a n ge m e nt with
operators of Sebastian 's Wesl
dinner playhouse. whose patrons
use an adJacent city lot at night.
But counc il me m bers said
they 'W <1nt the rr Traffic and
Park)O.i? panel lo review the re-
quest before they'll give concept
approval of the propo~al to the
de veloper
f 'rnm Pag~ \I
SILO ...
could have occurred in the silo
ho us rn g the 103-foot intercon-
t1nentaJ ballistic missile capable
of deliven ng this nation's largest
hydrogen bomb to a target 6,300
miles away
Maj Lew La mbert at SAC
headquarters said the explosion
s cattered debris around the sur-
rounding area and that Arkansas
offi cials reported some foliage
caught fire By midmorning, he
s aid. thehrehad s ubsided .
ll was not imm ediately known
whether the m1ss1le itself or only
fuel ex ploded The silo. covered
by concrete doors·. was "just a big
rubble inside" after the blast.
Clinton said.
T he explosion occurred as a
m aintenance c re w tried to
neutralize a fuel leak in the firsl-
stage of lhe missile. said SAC
spokesman Col. Richard Kline.
Air For~Secretary Hans Mark
in Washington said the missile
ha d been unde rgoing main-
tena nce Thursday night when the
wrench socket fell , bounced off a
thrust mount. and struck the mis-
s ile. puncturing the first stage
fuel tank holding about 10,000
gallons of fuel. About 24 minutes
late r, the maintenance crew re·
Ported indications of a fire, Mark
said. and noocted the silo with
waler Civilian authorities were
advised toevacuate the area.
LOW-END CARPE'I'ING?
Sure we have it -but. usually we try to
convince customers to buy carpeting that will
complement their homes.
Often. in situations where a customer is
covering the floor just to sell a house. cheap
carpeting may be a liability.
In many cases the difference of only a
dollar ·a yard will install a Quality of carpeting
that looks twice ~s well and will give much
better service.
In a nutshell · -we 're oot trying to
necessarily be the "CHEAPEST ... (though we
often are). but the "BEST .. (Which we al ways
are.)
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1• ., •• •II ·). linoleum• wood floor .
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VOL. 73. NO. 163, 4·~ECTtONS, 48 PAGES ORAN G COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1980 IS/N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Mesa Airport ·Land Funds App~oved
By .... :u..:a1t'K ~HOF.llU:Hl.
OI -o.io, ...... ,...,.
A M 48 oulbon wruu ttuat will
be uu'd towurd tht• pun·hast> o(
13 al."r~ of l1tnd ildJiH·ent to John
Waynt' Airport W lb g1vt>n to
Onanate County offH•1i.ls ttx!iay t>
the Fede ral Av1at1on Ad
m1nastruta0o
The PAA's move to relusr the
grant (W\ds was vlcwt'l) by Slh
District SuJ)l•rvtsur T homas
R1I~ as hen1ld1ng 11 l\t'W l'rD uf
("C)O puat1vn bet wet•n the t'Olmly
and lht ((odf'ral jlOVt'l"nmtirll uver
the ()perat1on of lhe 1urpt>rt
And Rilt·y lit:tld th<' df>e1sioo by
the FAA to approv.-the! atrunt
sh owed that lhl" f'AA w1u
pleased Wltb a recent dt-r~wn 1Jf
the board of superv1sor:i. lCI allow
two additional jet air carril'r~
Fronuer Airlines and Western
1\irllne.s to begin service at
John Wayne Airport
T tw F'AA tmd warned that 1t
would nol m:lke tht-!(rant funds
avatlablc• af thl' county did not
t~ke u<·laon to open ~he airport to
quallflf'd earners other than the
two incumhents . Air California
&od Hu~hcs Atrwest
lt was the f'A-A 's position that
refu!lal by the county lo allow
e ntq of additional carri ers
would be a violation of~
Airline Deregulation Act of 1970.
The M,W ,000 grant from the
federal government will be used
to offset the $6.2 million price of
purchasinS! two parcels of land
<>n the airport's west side in eoSta
Mesa. The land will be used for
parking for private planes and ad-
ditional "fiited·base o~rators ''
s uch as airplane s ervice com-
panies. or the 13.3 acres the county in·
~2 ln_jured
te nds to buy, 10. 76 acres is
owned by the Irvine Company.
Riley noted that county is fac·
ing an Oct. 3 deadline to move
ahead with the purchase or face
new negotiations on the price of
the parcel.
"Obviously the price of the
land would have gone up," Riley
noted.
The land purchase is being
contested by the city ot Newport
Beach in a laws uit that is
sche duled for a hea ring in
Orange Cou!\ty Superior Court
on Oct. 2
During a hastily called press
conference this morning, John
Mattson. the f'AA 's new western
region director. said the agency
was "deltghted" with the
board's recent decision on the
airport access issue.
<See FUNDS, Page AZj
Titan II Missile
'Silo -Explodes
-Crushed b!f Car
Ri chard J amerson. 51 , of Los Angeles, was
crushed to death Thursday night while at-
tempting to change a tire on his car on the
shoulder of t he northbound San Diego
Freeway near the MacArthur Boulevard
off ramp. The Orange County Sheriff's
Delly ...... -.., C...'1H SIM•
Department said the car a pparently
s lipped off a jack that was supporting it.
Ja m erson was discovered with the wheel
resting on his chest by a· California
Highway Patrol officer.
Estrada of 'CHiPS'
.. Accused in Sex Suit
Roads Hitch
In Coastal
State Park
DAMASCUS. Ark !AP> A
fiery explosion that lit the night
sky "like daylight" rocked an un·
derground Titan JI missile silo to-
day, injuring at least 22 matn·
tenance workers. the Air Force
said
P e ntagon sources s aid a
nuclear warhead was atop the
missile, but said there was no
eviden ce the we apon was
damaged or that any radiation
leaked.
Authorities evacuated an area
that stretched 10 miles north of
the silo and five miles on either
side, routing a.bout 1,000 people
mos tly in the towns of Damascus.
Bee Branch and GravesvilJe.
The Strategic Air Com m~md
said it planned to allow people to
return lo within one mile or lhe
site as soon as a survey team
finished checkinl't out the area.
Teams from the Department of
Energy and the s tate Health
Department were sent lo the site
about SO miles north of Little Rock
to check radiation levels.
Rep. Bill Alexander , D-Atk ..
s aid the Air Force told bis office HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Erik establish the facade and ap-By STEVE MARBLE there was "no evidence of a Estrada, the handsome star of pearan ce of s tability a nd 0t•o.i•y,._,_ k
It W1·11 be at least three years plutonium lea . the warhead is in-tbe NBC-TV "CHiPs" series, is normality by marrying a woman l t d th h d · · th accused in a Sl.7 million lawsuit older than himself." before the oublic is allowed lo ac an e war ea is in e
E strada. the Sul.t cla1·ms , set fool into the hilly terrain or handsofAirForce officials." of forcing his estranged wife to To M h bl" ·n10 a participate in homosexual acts, chose his wife because s he the· newly created state park in m a r , a pu ic 1 rm ·
"black magic" rituals and illicit would "not present a threat to south Orange County. residents lion officer at the headquarters of his adolescent and young adult were told Thursday. the Strategic Air Command in drug use, among other allega-Omaha, Neb., said 18 were in·
lions. (See ESTRADA, Page AZ) Davi~ Allen, ~ stat_e parks and Ju r ed · serious ly e nough to be
J oyce Estrada, 40, claims her rec~ea~on architect m char ge of hospitalized. in the accident that
seven-month 11_1arriage to ··-·-~ . ---·-__ , -----.. --designing ~rystal <;:ove State -.Jle.gan when a thr ee-pound
Estrada-ended.-wtth·-a-nl!TWUr" J ":J R r lS "Park";-t:otd~~enerrin-Newport-wrench socket fell 70 feet and
breakdown. Di vorce pro~eed· uage e1ec ~~ach lhat it II be months before puncturedthe mjssile'sfirst stage
ings are pending. 1t .s even . clear what the park fuel lank. .
In a Superior Court suit f!led E l d Bl• d will look li.ke. . . Gov. Bill Clinton said Ai r Force Thursday, Mrs. Estrada claims ng an "We're JUSl not there yet, he
the star pulled the trigger of an said. fending off questions from
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officials told him that no nuclear
explosion occurred and that none
could have occurred in the silo
housing the 103-fool intercon-
tinental ballistic missile capable
of delivering this nation's largest
hydrogen bomb to a target 6,300
miles away.
Maj. Lew Lambert · al SAC
headquarters said the explosion
. scatttred debris around the sur·
roundJng area an<.l th•at Arkansas
officiaJs reported some foliage
caught fire. By m1dmorniAg, he
said. thefire had s ubsided.
It was not immediately known
whether the missile itself or only
fuel exploded The sil o. covered
by concrete doors. was · ·,ust a big
rubble inside" after the blast,
Clinton said.
The explosion occurred as a
m aintenance crew tried to
neutralize a fuel leak in the first·
stage or the missile, said SAC
spokesman Col Richard Kline.
Air Force Secretary Hans Mark
in WashJngton said the mi.ss tle
had been undergoing main-
tenance Thursday night when the
wrench socket fell, bounced off a
t hrust mount. ond strurk the mis·
sile. puncturmg the firs t stage
fuel tank holding about 10,000
gallons of fuel. About 24 minute!>
tater. the maintenance crew re·
Ported indications of a fi re Mark _
said. and Oooded the silo with
water. Civihan authorities were
advised to evacuate the area.
It was the second accident this
week involving sophisticated Air
Force weaponry. Orr Mon day, a
B·S2 bomber caught ftre at Grand
Forks Air Force Base in North
Dakota State disaster officiaJs
said an intercepted Air Force
message indicated the plane may
have oeel\ carrying nuclear
we awns, but SAC refused to con·
fi rm that was so'.
· The expl osion in Arkansas
shook the ground and the area' 'lit
up like daylight." said Tommy
Graham, an 0Cfic1al of the state
Office of Emergency Services.
who lives 1n the area .
unloaded pistol shoved down her F J b B k the crowd in the cafeteria at the
throat, sent her · a voodoo doll OT 0 aC Ford Aerospace facility.
with pins in its eyes -Mrs. The meeting was staged by
Estrada suffers from glaucoma Fired band instructor Richard the Newport Har bor Area Panel to Examine Hall
-and tried to run her over with England's hopes of getting his Chamber of Commerce.
a car. job back at Newport Harbor But the audience. armed with
"The suit alleges assault and High School were dashed Thurs· inquiries on what pr ice they'd
battery. intentional inflictions of day in Orange County Superior pay Cor having a sl ate park in
emotional distress. fraud, con-Court. their backyard, pressed on.
version, faJse imprisonment and without comme nt, Judge Lagtma Beach resident Fred
libel," Mrs. Estrada·s· attorney, Ronald H. Prenner denied a re· Caserio, a veter an surfer of 25
Ada Sands, sajd today. quest by England for a court or-years, said he's worried state of.
She declined further com ment der overturning his firing by ficials could destr9y the three-
until an afternoon news con-Newport-Mesa Un ified School mile stretch of beacb included in
ference. District ~tees and reinstating the park.
"The suit is groundless and himtobisjob. ''You get some "fl atlander
without merit," said Estrada's England wWdismissed last coming in from Montana with
attorney, Stephen R . Jaffe. "It November on charges that in· som e sort of degree in ecology
was fiJed fo r the purpose of eluded insubordination following who can't even swim trying to
harassing our client." hear ings by a special com· tell us how to build a beach." he
The couple are in the middle mission on professional com· said.
of an acpmonious divorce ac· petency. He said there are four or five
lion. Thal state panel concluded the good s urfing s pots along the
The lawsuit alleges the mar-band teacher was guilty of Wl· state strand, which is open to the
riage was onJy "a publicity gim-professional conduct . public. that he fears could be
mick " for Estrada "to preserve Efforts to reach England lo· ruined.
his image and reputation as a day for comment on the ruling Other residents said they are
heterosexual m a le. a nd to were unsuccessful. <See CRYSTAL, Pa1e AZ)
.Plant Victim Identified
__ ..... Newport-Man ·Killed in Mesa Accident
Orange County Coroner's dep-
uties have released tbe name o1
Ohe of two men who died Thurs-
day momin1 in a Costa Mesa in·
duatrial accident.
He was Charles E. Haley, 29,
ol 2"'40 Park Newport, Newport
Beach.
Haley and a atlll·unidentilled
man died aomet(me between
5:30 and 7 a .m. ln a pump lest·
ln1 pit at the J.C. Carter Co., 871 w. 17tbSt.
The name of UM: second test
lecbnldan, Identified only u a
•-year-old Newport Beach.nsl·
dent, wtll not be releued anW ·
eoroner'a olftdaJa can contact a
waeaUoniDI relative.
City fin marshal Ruu Hen·
denon Mid the bodJes were dis· ' .
covered by an· employee at
atiout 7 a.m. ln a 15-foot pit al
the pump manufacturing flf'm, a
division of l'IT.
He said first ~ports indicated
the technicians suffocated aa OJt·
y1en in the pit was displaced by
either p~ or nitro1en.
Tbe men •a bodies were frozen
foUowiac their deatha, apparent-
ly by escaplnc ,.. or some IOl'i,
Hendenon said. Temperaturea ln the plt, be said, may have
reached as low as 240 dep-eea
below aero.
But Sax.ton, a Carter Co. vice
president, aaid tbe teat facWty
baa been abut down for in·
veauaatlon. He aald bl1 firm
baan 't dec.enntned what c:aUHd
tbe aedilem.
A coroner's deputy said the
exact cause of death hasn 't been
determined, pending autopsies
today.
Al19 tnvestiaatin1 the accident
are representaUves of the sta~e's
OccupaUonal Safety and Health
Admlniatration.
Employees of the Carter firm
said Thunday that they bad reg·
latered complaints about 1•1
odon at the plant.
Carter vice president Suton
said today that complaints had
been ~llatered in the past about
propane odors, but not recently.
"We have had the smell
not.iceab&e in other departmenta
on occaaion," be said, "but
that's not part of thla problem."
.
County Building Focus of Experts
Four agencies that regulate the
state's architectural a nd con·
struction industries will band
together to investigate the struc-
tural inadequacies of Or ange
County government's $8.9 million
· Hall of Admirustration.
Announcement of the multi·
pronged inquiry into wh y the two-
year-old building does not meet
acceptable standards was made
by Dan C. Wooldridge, president
of the state Board of Architec-
tural Examiners. Wooldridge is a
resident of Or ange.
The task force investigation
will begin within the next few
weeks. Wooldridge said in a pre-
pared statement.
"I will ask tbe state boards for
e nginee rs. contracto rs a nd
ge ologists to Join with the
architects board to investigate
this facility and its implications to
state licensure," Wooldridge
said.
•'This controversial. building
raises a number of quest.ions
about how well that system works
and what special problems may
exist when local government COO·
atructsa majorfacilily," he said.
Several major problems with
the rive-story building have de-
veloped since it was opened in
June, 1978.
The most worrisome develop-
ment to county ofricials is a con-0
cluaioo ln a recent study that the
buildinl could auff er irreparable
damage ln the event of m~r
earthquake. Consultant.a round
several areas ot structural weak-
ness, including jolat!n& and ex-
terior s upport columns.
The study of the buUdinc's
inte,rity wu ordered by tbe
county Board of Supervisors
after numerous naw1 were ob-
served. Deeof•live beams that
once encircled the bulldinl were
removed after cracks developed
and large timbers were installed
in the basement parking garage
when overhead concrete beams
showed signs of breaking apart.
Wooldridge emphasized that a
major aspect of the investigation
will focus on LeRoy Rose, the
architect who designed the build· ing.
"The architect involved in this
Yachtsman
Arrested
In Mishap
A Hemet yachtsman was ar-
rested late Thursday after his'
36-foot cabin cruiser plowed into
some rocks near Crystal Cove.
William Sharp, 50, told anest-
i n g o fficers that he was
watching his radar unit when he
smashed into the rocks.
Sharp, Orange County Harbor
P atrolmen said, was charged
with operating a boat while UD·
der the influence or alcohol. ..,
OfficiaJa said the boater was
returnin1 to Newport· Harbor
from Catalina Island in the Lisa
Marie when he failed to spot the
rocks.
They said ocean and weather
condiliona were 1ood and were
unable to explaln wby the man
was uslng bis r~ar.
Patrolmen •aid the boater was
with two UDJdenUtied paQenCers
•t the time of the accident.
The Anchor Marine Co. Ufted
the boat off the rocks thit morn·
tn1. No estimate of dama1e was
available.
project is presently on appeal or a -
conviction for bribery in another
matter which is also the subject of
a Board of Architectural Ex-
aminers inves tigation. Action on
possible revocation by the Board
or his license is awaiting bis ap-
peal,'' Wooldridge said.
A state investigation into who is
respohsible for the construction
inadequacies was ordered by the
boa rd of supervisors Tuesday.
Coast
Weather
Night a nd m o rning
cloudiness. becoming sun-
ny Saturday afternoon.
Lows tonight 57 al the
beaches, 65 inland. Highs
Safurday 68 to 76
INSIDE TODA~
People collect comic book.a
/or more Chan laugh •.
They'rt a good inueaCmenC i/
you know tdUch auper-~ro to
buy when. ~e how on Page
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Police Kill Le.ftist
Assas.~i11 o.f Somoza
ASUNC ION . Pua1ua) (A 1• 1 Pohtt 'I hut •n<I k lllC'd 11 I ·n
lat tuerrllla SOl.l&hl 1n the sa.;Mn1111nn nf nuta 10 SomMa
and an"'Htt'd 111nother
The remain u ( lht• o~lt"tl '\;H ra1i1u .. 11 thr toator ~N·t• rluwn
lod1y bacll to the l 1mlt'd .Stlll t":\ tht> rounll') ht frll .. 1,1Andont'ff
him In bii hour of ot•t•d
Poliee 1denttfo-tl tbc.' -1lam man a!' llua~ Alfn·do I rUJ 1un, and
•aJd M w111• lulle<t m 11 ~h()(ltnut TI1u~day ni&hl In th,. A"1n1·111n
suburb ot l-ttmbar,• ufter he oi~·nt•d hr'f' nn u~unt v tu 1 ,., .. , 1·11111 ln• to ~arl'h lht> huu e sn wl\H:h he wa:-h1dlna P1il1re '><11d th1•v
wen tl~ to lrunun' pr\"'lrm·•• b) • b\18tnt''~m1m wh:> fec
oCDlzedhim from 11 phototeraph. h0"1'1 on televmMl
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KARRlSB R<.;, Pu l~\1'1 l;u, Ilic-Ir Thornhur ~h ~lltd tu
day a 1r111nd Jury dt•t1trm1ned that the t\pr1I 24 drttwtnR of the
state's $3.~ mtlhon l>111ly Numtx-r lott~rv gamP wn. flw.ed and
re~ommended that six he 1nwl·tt'd
Thornburgh said the peoplt• rerommendt·d for tndtc.'lment by
the stateWtde grand Jury mc:ludt'd Nick l"'erry. lht: h~lev1s1on an
oouncer for the lottery drawrng al WTAE i\' m Pntst>W'gh
->The iovernor also annount'ed the re-l>1gndl1t1n or lht: state
Official in chanie of the lotter)
Thornburgh s:ud ping pong balls used m the <lruw1ng were
rigged by injecting them with .1 hqu1d The resul t was a drawtng
of "666," which paid out a reMrd $:! 5 mil hon
G1wrrilla.~ .'iay Jt>t ."thm lt.1tn1
BEIRUT. Lebanon 1API Palestantan guernllas claimed
today they tut an Israeli warplane nyiQg over southern Lebanon
and said the jet crashed in names inside lsraeli ternlory. lsrael
denied the claim.
Home Lfta11 Rote lloo:dftf
LOS ANGELES Secunly Pacifi c Bank today increased
:· its basic home loan rate to 14 percent. up a quarter of a percent. .. The rate ror new variable interest loans went to t3o/4 per-
cent.
f'rolfl Pagt> . I I
ESTRADA ACCUSED • • •
fans." The suit also claims lhe
ador lied about his age, saying
be was 30 when he is really 35.
Estrada filed for divorce July
't. Since then, Mrs. Estrada ba£
claimed in court that he r
husband fired a bullet through
the ceiling of their bedroom and
threw her out with neither
money nor clothim~.
Mrs. F.strada received a court
order July 7 to retrieve he r
belongings from their Sao
Fernando Valley home. The or·
der also restrained Estrada
from "molesting or disturbing
the peace" of his wife .
The 21 -page laws uit also
claima tbe actor: -ned Mn. Estrada up to
' have sex with her. .
' ' -'111reatened her unless she ' Jotne4 blm in an effort to plaoe a
metal box filled with illegal dru•• under the car seat or an
unnamed business rival.
-Forced bis wife to "con-
sume harmful. dangerous-and ii
. legal drugs " including LS D.
PCP or "Angel Dust," cocaine,
heroin and marijuana.
I.' f
-Committed ''sexual assault
!lf'd rape" on his wile by forcing
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' FUNDS ...
Riley said that Mattson now
will be responsible for dealing
with Orange County officials on
airport issues.
Formerly, Riley noted, all
matters concerning the airport
were conducted with officials
based ia Washington. D.C. Mat·
tson is a Seal Beach resident. I "We hope now we can handJe I things through a telephone call
' inatead of through the Register
1 or the Daily Pilot," Riley said .
Mattaon noted that the FAA
f alao has freed about $150,000 in
money due Orange County for
other projects that qualified for
federal eovernment assistance.
; Board Chairman Ralph Clark
• aaid the joint press conference
indicated "that we (the county
and the FAA) are partners in
this thing" in reference to the
airport.
her to "commit unnatural, re·
volting and torturous heterosex·
ual and homosexual acts," caus·
an g her to "vomit, gag and ex·
perience extre me and severe
mental anguish.··
.-Threatened her for refusing
to participate in a "cult Black'
Magic ritual" and "caused to be
painted on the plaintiff's body a
fluorescent solution."
Prevented her· from seeing
her son by a previous marriage.
Mrs. Estrada's attorney said
money won from the laws uit
wo uld be donated lo the Los
Angeles Commission on Assaults
Aga ins t Women. Southern
California Coalition on Battered
Women, Therapeutic Living
Centers for the BUnd and tbe
Jules Stein Eye Institute al
UCLA Medical Center.
Estrada met the former Joyce
M iller in Ha waii while re-
cuperating from a motorcycle
accident he suffered a year ago
on the~·CHJ Ps .. set. ---
The two were secretly mar·
ried in Las Vegas in November.
When reports of the marriage
surfaced, E.5trada at first denied
it. then confirmed it. saying he
bad only been trying to proled
his privacy.
Larger VHF
Market Seen
WASHINGTON CAP) -The
Feder;l) Communications Com-
mission is proposing lo allow
m ore than 100 new VHF
television stations around the
country. many of them in major
cities .
If approved, the move "could
lead to the creation of a fourth
commercial network," said FCC
Chairman Charles D. Ferris.
That could mean as many as
140 new stations in the nation's
top 100 markets, including
Chicago, Washington, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh. In California,
the commission said that one
new VHF station could be added
ln San Francisco and seven in
Fresno.
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CRYSTAL .. ..
con,·•·rned that lht· perk wvula
bran.c tr11fic , li tte r ancl in-
creased tlre problem11 In the dry
•e111on
Allen aaid t'O«Ullder111tlon 11 be·
Ina given to brln1jn.e p1rlt vls
ltora to the .rea via a wbUc t ran~11C>rtation A)'llh:m
llt suaested motorists might
tw able to park in achool parting
lt)tll In Nt1 wport Ht'ach or ev~n at
N<·wport C'enlu where they
could <'ltlc h .1 pOArk s huttle bus.
J1)111l ui;?rl'\'111l•11ts l1t1tween the
111 ntt' a_ttd t•1ty tin! '1t1partments
would tw workt•d out an the
(utun·. he )llltd
"Until tht! JJlirk 1s open," he
c:-ontluut.'(f. "I guess If there's a
f1r~. we r:m ttie flre depart.
ment "
lie a~ with residents that
the road sy~tem in the park
would likely be the most con-
trover11lal point an the state's.
hnal plans .
Ile explained that the pro-
posed San J oaquan Transporta·
laon Corridor. envis ioned as
formtng tbe northern boundary
lt) the park, is crucial to the
plans ·
The onJy other roads seriously
being considered at this time, he
continued, are Pelican Hill and
Sand Canyon roads, both con-
ceived as multi-lane highways
that would lead to residential de·
velopment planned along the
western rim of the park.
Allen also said that if the
federal government purchases
land west or Crystal Cove. as it
is...being asked.to.-lhe state most
likely wo uld manage that area toq.
Crystal Cove State Park is
comprised or 2,400 acres that
take in Moro Canyon and Moro
Ridge as well a s the beach
acreage that s tret ches from
Crys tal Cove toward Cameo
Shores .
He said the state hopes to
purchase another 394 acres Crom
the Irvine Company within the
year. The asking price on that
parcel is $3.5 million.
3rd Robbery
Try Brings
NB Arrest
A 23-year-old man who police
assert has held up a Newport
Beach pharmacy three times
with varying degrees of failure,
has been arrested on armed rob-
bery charges.
Jerry Walton Jr. of Norwalk
was arrested Wednesday morn-
ing minutes after the owner of
the Port Pharmacy, 2727
Newport Blvd., told police he'd
just been robbed for the third
lime this year.
He told officers the bandit en·
tered his store. asked for
narcotics and pointed to the butt
o f a gun tuc ked in hi s
wa1stban<1.
He said he handed the man a
s mall quantity of drugs and
phoned police, advisin'g them the
man was the same individual
who held him up before.
Police, armed with a descnp-
lion, arrested Walton several
blocks from the pharmacy.
The pharmacy owner told
police he was held up last July
by a drug-demanding bandit. In
that incident, be said, he chased
the man out of his s hop when the
suspect admitted he didn 'l have a gun.
Shipment Out?
W ASHJNGTON (AP> -The
Carter administration is lobby-
ing hard to persuade the Senate
to overrule the House and
permit lndJa to buy 38 tons of
U .S . reactor -gr'ade uranium
despite that nation's refusal to
renounce the development of
nuclear weapons. The House
voted 298-98 Thursday to disap-
prove the shipments of nuclear
fue l for the India e nergy.
producing reactor at Tarapur
near Bombay.
"We are approaching an era
of close cooperation," Riley
said.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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In W eHare lines
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Sunday's Daily Pilot will focus
on foreigners flooding i.nto the
country. some to visit and others
to stay .
woam WAITING -There's
grumbling in the line of welfare
applicants that staru forming at
3 a.m. at Orange County's Ceo·
traJ District Social Services Of.
rice. But lt's not about the length
of the wait or the red ape.
Native citizens and earlier im·
migrants are upset by the In·
dochlnese who appear to gel pre·
(erred treatment.
(SUNDAY'S BEST)
FOLLOWS TRADITION -
Entertainer Toni Tennille ls tak-
ing over where her mother and
fellow singer Dinah Shore left
off -u hostess or a televbion
talk show. As she enters the
risky field. she tells why abe ad-
mires their ability to gel
celebrities to say what the)
otherwise might not.
FOVNDING llOTBEa8 -
TOValST INVASION -The League of Women Voters
MllliGDI ot foreigners are spend·_ al~afr reminda us to do civic
ln1 their vacaUoos here. and are duties. In presldentlal election
repaid ia bar1alm for what they years, the Le•cue looms even
lose ln televialOn·nurtured lar1er, by virtue of lts
myths about the country. The ,1omedme1 bedeviled debate
big factor ia the decline of the -sponsonbip. Read 1 proftle on
U.S. dollar. and the laflux gives an or1anbation that believes in
• llf\ to the American economy objectivity u much as poUU·
at a Ume when it can use it. clans believe in the opposite.
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Abalone Point
CONDITIONAL
DEDICATION
AREA
CONTROVERSY BREWS OVER PROPOSED ROADS. HILLSIDE HOMES
PropoMd National Partc (dar1l ahac1tn9) and St8t• P•r1l (lghter ahllde) Would Border Realdencea
Oswald
Rejected by Judge
Fiery Search
For Relative
Hurts Mesan
FORT WORTH , Texas <AP )
-A judge rejected an attempt
today by a British author to open
the-gr-ave of-Lee .Harvey•Oswafd
lo determine whether the body
Mesa Rites
Held/or
Mrs. Forshay
Funeral services were held to·
day for F1ora Olive Forshay, a
35-year-resident of Costa Mesa
who died Wednesday
Rites for Mrs. Forshay, who
was 85. were condu cted at
Harbo r Lawn· Mou nt Olive
Memorial Park by a grandson,
the Rev. Robert Heath, of the
Costa Mesa Baptist Church, of·
ficiating.
She was to be in terred at the
same cemetery where graveside
riles were held under direction
of Baltz BergeMn S mith &
Tuthill West cldr C hapel
Mortuary.
During the time her late
husband Lewis was involved as
a Santa Ana real estate broker,
Mrs. Forshay was active in the
First Methodist Church of Santa
Ana.
In recent years she attended
the Costa Mesa church with which
her grandson was a ffiliated.
Survivors are her daughler
Mrs. Gladys Woodworth. of
Newport B eac h ; nin e
grandchildre n , 17 g reat ·
grandchildren and •1ght great·
• great-grandchildren
Mesa Boy, 7, Hit
By Auto, Injured
A 7-year-<>ld Costa Mesa boy
was report.ed in stable condition
at Costa Mesa M e morial
Hospital today after he was bit
by a car in a street near his
home Thursday at about 6: 15 p.m.
Witnesses told police that
Richard Ingram of 2207 Meyer
Place darted into Joann Street
between parked cars and was hit
by a station wagon driven by
Elizabeth Ann Whaltey, 21, of
2263 Pomona Ave. Costa Mesa.
She wasn't cited, police said.
buried there is that of the ac-
cused presidential assassin.
State District Court Judge
James Wrightsaid "no necessity
or compelling reason for the
threatened exhumation or
autopsy are shown in this record .
''In s hort,'' he added,
"rumors, s peculative theory,
conjecture. and public curiosity
will not suffice."
Lawyers for British author
Mi chael Eddowes, who tried to
have the body dug up, said they
we re studying the ruling and
would decide Later whether to
appeal.
Eddows filed suit to have the
body removed and an autopsy
held because he believes the
per son buried the re is not
Os wald, but a Russian spy who
was allegedly sent to murder
President Kennedy.
The Warren Commission said
Oswald shot Ke nnedy in Dallas
on Nov. 22 , 1963, and was
him self shot lo death by
nightclub owner Jack Ruby two
Jays later.
Cycling Thug
Robs Fotomat
In Costa Mesa
A gun-toling bicycle rider held
up a Fotomat stand In Costa
Mesa 's K-Mart shoppmg com·
plex Thursday, pedaling away
with more than $70 in cash, police
said.
The clerk or the shop at 2200
Harbor Blvd., a n 18-year-old
Costa Mesa woman'. told police
she burst into tears when the
bicyclist pulled a revolver from
his orange knapsack and an·
nounced, "Okay, babe, this is a
stickup."
She said she trembled as she
filled a bag with money from the
cash register and that ber as·
s ailantofferedsolace.
·'Calm down, everything is go·
ing to be all right." he repeated
over and over again. she told of·
ficers.
The gunman, des cribed as
black with an acne-scarred face
and wearing a dark tank top and
bluejeans. was last seen pedaling
out ot Ute shOppmg complex at
about 7: l5p.m .. officers said.
A 2l·year-old Costa Mesa man
suffered minor injuries early to·
day as he searched his naming
apartment for a roommate he
never found.
Treated at the scene or the
blaze and taken to Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital was Ron
Powell of 2190 College Ave., the
43-unit Olive Tree Garden apart·
ment complex.
Powell said he was awakened
by pounding on bis door at about
8:30 a.m.
He said he smelled smoke,
jumped into a pair of blue jeans
and raced through the upstairs
bedrooms looking ror his uncle
and roommate, 24·year-old Ran·
dy Powell .
"Everything was in flames,"
he said. "It was hot a ll over."
Powell said he ran down the
stairs of his two-bedroom unit
a nd injured bis head as he
jumped over flames in the
stalrweU.
He was treated for smoke in·
halation. the head bump and a
burned chest that he said he got
from sun at the beach on Thurs·
day. not from this morning's
blaze.
The fire was reported by Gary
Brooks, 24. who lives next door
to the fire-gutted apartment.
Brooks said be was on bis way
to work at K -Mart when be saw
s moke coming from the Powells'
unit. He said he and a passerby
banged on the door as they
watched flames eat through a
frontroomsofaandupa wall.
Firemen said they found no
bodies in the gutted apartment
and were unable to determine
where Gary Powell might have
been at the time of the blue.
The cause of the blaze hasn't
bee n determined.
Balboa Trash
'Special' Set·
Balboa Peninsula residents in
Newport Beach are being urged
to clean out their garages in
time for a special trash pickup
Satursday.
City officials have agreed to
send trucks to the area from
Main Street to the Wedge starting
at 7 a .m.
They said residents should
place discarded items in trash
cans or tightly sealed bags and
place them near the curb.
LOW-END CARPE1'1NG?
Sure we have it -but. usually we try to
convince customers to buy carpeting that will
complement their homes.
Often. in situations where a customer is
covering the floor just to sell a house, cheap
carpeting may be a liability.
In many cases the difference of only a
dollar a yard will iAstall a Quality of carpeting
that looks twice as well and will give much
better service.
In a nutshell -we're not trying to
necessarily be the "CHEAPEST," {though we
often are). but the "BEST." {Which we always
are.)
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Friday Scptemoor 19, 1980 N 0M.YPll.OT 87
Dow Jones Final
UP 7.26
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Coupons Battle
Getting Hotter
By MIL TON MOSKOWITZ
Somewhere out there in a box of Scotties tissues or roll
or Viva paper towels or So'-'n Pretty toilet tiasues or
package of Viva napkins is a garne tu:ket good for $10,000.
In fact, there are two of these $10,000 tickets waiting for
the lucky finders plus 10 $1.000 tickets. 20 good for $500
each. 150 $50 ones, 10,000 cashable. at SS, and 160,000 St
tickets \
What we have here 1s game time in the supermarket
rusles You re member the ~ames lhe gas stations used to
1nv1te you LO play to entice you to fill up at the.if bays? Now
they've tripled the price and don't even have \o be polite.
But other companies have picked up the device
One s uch company is Philadelphia's Scott Paper,
rnaker of tht: brands hsterl above. It's locked In a bat·
tic with some tough competitors. Its toilet tissues and
paper towels contend with the Procter & Gamble brands
Money
Tree
(Charmin and Hounty).
And its facial tissues
and napkins square off
against the Kim berly·
Cla rk brand leade r .
Kleenex Beyond that.
ll has t o fig ht orr
th e s up e rmarket
hr ands, which a lways heal tht:m on price
TO GET VOU lo buy its brands. Scott 1s giving away
more than $250.000 1n what is. in effect. a lottery ll's
packing game tickets 1n about 24 million oi its pac)ages.
When you extract the ticket. you use a coin to rub off cov·
r red boxes. Then you 1>lay the game -two games. in fact
tn one set or boxes you must have enough letters to
spell out "Scott'' to wm the indicated pri?.e In another set
there will be various dollar amounts m the boxes: If you
get three or the same dollar amounts. you wm that pn?.e .
What are your chances or wmmng one of these prizes?
Well. the odds on gettmg one or the two $10,000 tickets is
one out or 11 8 m1lhon. On the other hand, the odds on get·
ting one of the 100,000 Sl prizes is one out of 148.
\'OU SHOULD KNOW a couple of other things about
this lottery One 1s that Scott is committed to giving away
all or the pri?.es Any pn?.e not claimed by next Feb. 15 will
be pooled into a second Ch1lJ!ce sweepstakes (open to
anyone who drew a non wmrung ticket).
Secondly, and best of all, you don't have to buy a Scott
product to play the game Just send a self-addressed
sta mped envelope to Scott Cash, Ticket Request, P.O. Bolt
4216, Chester , Pa 19016 -and they'll send you back a game ticket. '
Ir enough people d id that, 1\ would. of course, be dis·
astrous for SC'oll It's depending on tbis lottery to
move products off supermarket shelves
IT KNOWS F ROM past experience that promotions
of this kind do-generate sales. Scott has JU.St concluded an
All·American Sports Vacation Sweepstakes for Scotties
and Scot.Towels The top prites were resort vacations .
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445 East Coast Highway• Newport Beach• 673·0900
VOLKSWAGEN • PORSCHE· AUDI
AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR
THE MERCEDES-BENZ OWNER
r ide in the "'a) in
vhich th eir car~ are de-
igned and built. The same
mea ure of care and atten-
. ion i applied to the service
posal. And. a highly
trained Mercedes-Benz
ervice technician is nec-
essary for expert diag-
nosis. Our service techni-
cians at Mission Viejo Im-
ports arc read y to give yo ur
Mercedes-Be nz the care
worthy of a sound trans-
portation investment.
provided b y yo ur author-
. ized Mercede -Benz dealer.
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Like any .ophi ticated
work of engineeri ng.
Mercedes-Benz requires
areful se rvicing. It needs the
perception and experie nce of au-
thorized dealer personnel. people
wh o have been trained by Mercedes-
Ben1 . It needs t he specialized tools
and equi pment that an authorized
Mercedes-Benz dealer has at its dis-
The hi gh resale valu e of a
Mercedes-Ben z is partly due to
the way in whi ch it is built, partly
to the se nsi ble care and se rvic ing
given by the owner. For an in-depth
service analysis of your Mercedes-
Ben z call Tate Casey or Keith Mal-
comson, (7 14) 83 1-1740 or 495-1700.
Mission Viejo Imports .
When a car (s engineered like no other car in the world
it should be serviud like no other car in the world.
28701 Marguerite Parkway (1·5 at Avery), Mi~ion Viejo,· CA 9l69l
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