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Accept School Expected to
Pay ike Offer Spur Loan Rates
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notice your mouth widening? That's called a smile. And if
funny sounds burst from your throat, blame the laughter
on IO-month-old Kevin Kelly of Cle arwater, Fla., who
dares you not to catch the magic of his happiness.
Teachers Accept
CUSD Salary Offer
By JOHN NEEDHAM
CW-Delly ,..... StMt
Teachers in the Capistrano
Unified School District voted 157
to 23 Thursday to accept the
administration's latest wage
offer of an 18 percent pay hike
over the next two years.
In addition to the 9 percent per
year wage increue, the district
wiJI pay. 2 percent of the
increased costs for fringe
benefit.a for the first year.
In the event tbe district does
not receive tbe amount of
funding expected Crom,\ state
sources in the second year of the
Gas Prices
Dip a Penny
WASIUNGTON <AP) -
Good news, for a change,
for driWl"a: the average
pump price of gasoline
droppedaboutonecentper
talion in the put month,
the bigest drop since the
Americ..-Automobile Aa·
sociatlod""began ~portlng
prices in 197(.
The aaaociation, a
motorilt service organiza· tlon. resularly surveys
about t,000 su stations na·
tJoawtde.
It said that the resuJar
,aaoline pr i ce at
ull -aervlce stations
averqed $1 .25 per gallon,
down o.a cent, and
\lllle..S.S &Vffaled $1.211
per talion, a decrease of 0.1 cent.
contract -1981-82 -a deflater
clause has been included to
allow the district to decrease the
9 percent increase to 7 percent.
Now that the teachers have
ratified the contract , it will go to
the school board Oct . 6 Cor Cinal
approval.
"We are very pleased," said
district superintendent Jerome
Thornsley today. "We recognize
the difficulties the teachers are
experiencing with inflation and
we 're just very pleased the
contract has been approved."
Tom Youngerman, president of the (.;ap1strano Untried
Education Association, had little
to say about the contract olheT
than to spell out Its terms.
'·As you know we are all under
a lot of pressure since the
passage of Proposition 13,"
Youngerman said. "It seems the
bailout money is drying up, so
there's going to be little for
acboola in the nexf few yean.
Wage oe1otiatiom have been
in progress since June when the
old contract expired. Teachers
have worked for a month
witliout a contract and without
threatening to strike.
Chad's Parents
\Vant to Return
BOSTON (AP> -The parent.a
of Chad Green, the victim of
leukemia who died nearly one
year a10, want to return to
Muaacbutetu. but they want
usurance they will not be JaUed
for coate=:, of court for defytnc
• ~ to bue their aon
continue chemotherapy
treatmentt at Masaachuaetta
General Jbpjtal.
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$26 Million Award?
Girl's f/amily Wins Binli Damage Smt
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Ol U. G.ifV l"llet Staff A settJement that could totaJ S26
million has been awarded In
Orange County Superior Court to
the family of a 3-year-old Laguna
Hills girl who suffered mental and
physical injuries durin~ birth al
Mission Community Hospital in
1977.
Terms of the settlement were
announced in ope n court
Thursday by Superior Court
Judge John K. Trotter, who met
with attorneys for the hospital
and parents during lbe past
Reeovery Slowed?
Lending Rate Hike
Expected Soon
WASKJNGTON (AP) -The
interest rates Americans pay for
va rious ty pes of loans a re
expected to rise following the
F e d e ral R eserve Board's
decision lo r aise its key bank
lending rate from 10 percent to
11 percent. '
The action Thursday by the
seven-member board also raises
the likelihood that the nation's
recover y from the curre nt
recession will be slowed.
Spokes me n fo r both the
housing and auto industries have
warned that a new increase in
interest rates could cause a
prematur e end to th e
improvement in sales in those
two indwitries and tip the scales
of the nation's economy toward
recession again.
But the board was apparently
more worried that a rapidly
expanding supply of money
could worsen the nation's
innatioo rate. A statement from
the board said the action was
"part of the continuing policy of
the Federal Rese rve to
discourage excessive growth" of
the nation's money supply.
!'Because mos t economists
belie ve excessive growth of the
money supply contributes to
inflation by putting more money
in the bands of cons umers and
businesses, the board obviously
felt it had to act. Higher interest
rates discourage borrowing.·aod
thus slow the growth in the
money supply.
Interest rates have generally
been on the rise in recent weeks,
and Thursday's action by the
board appeared like ly to
continue the trend. Several
major banks increased their
prime lending rate last week, to
12.5 percent, the highest level
since mid-June. although still
well below the April peak or 20
percent.
Home mortgages rates also
have been edging up in recent
weeks. The government
increased the allowable rates for
mortgages backed by the
Veterans Administration and lhe
Federal Hou.sing Administration
to 13 percent on Monday. In
California, home mortgage rates
of 14 percent are common and
(See RATES, Pase AZ)
week to reach a final accord.
As explained by Trotter to
Brenda and Ronald Na th.
parents of~, Kaleina Nath, the
youngster's estate will receive
$50,000 annually fro m the
Mission Viejo hospital with a
built-in escalator clause of 4
percent a year.
Should the child live a normal
. life span of about 72 years. the
damages could total $26 million.
the judge told the Naths.
Trotter said a conservatorship
would be established for the
young girl's estate.
He said the.Naths could invest
the monies the estate receives but
·they would be answerable to the
court each year on how those
funds were used.
ln addition to the settlement.
the family's attorney, Robert L.
Charbonneau of Newport Beach,
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Back to Old
Peace Pipe
S ACRAMENTO (AP >
California authorities have
intercepted an estimated $20,000
worth of untaxed cigarettes en
route to an Indian reservation in
San Bernardino County.
They said Thursday that the
problem of untaxed cigarette
sales on Indian reservations is
probably costing California $1
million a year in lost revenue.
Officials said 13 smoke shops
on Indian r eservations in
California have been buying
large amounts of untaxed
cigarettes and selling them to
non-Indians without collecting
the 10-cent·p e r -pac k state
cigarette tax or the 6 percent
sales lax.
$82,SOO·a·mlnute Deal -
Fortune Made in Quick Buy-sell Action
CPWRADO SPRINGS, Colo.
(AP) -Denver lawyer Leon
Bronfin owned a Colorado
Springs shopping center for just
12 minutes; but be made &'OOd
uae of the time, turning a cool
$'150,000 profit, oftlcials cloee to
the transaction said.
Bronfin paid $3.35 miWon to
the owners of the Circle Eat
Mall, then quickly sold tbe
property to Gerald Nakata,
representing Pacif i c
II anasement Co.. a SeaUle
prQperty managem ent firm,
offlciab said.
The sale price: $4.l million,
a ccording to documents filed
with city officials.
"He (Bronfin) owned the mall
for a sum total of about 12
minutes," said John Stack, the
mall eeneral manager.
CoaUded in SeatUe, Nakata
Hid that tbe procedure "is
pretty common throughout the country.••
Broaftn'a involvement i.n the
tranaactian took place Aue. 29,
but it wu not completed until
Thursday, when Honolulu
bualnellman Lowell C. E . lnl
obtained the ahoppint center
from Nakata in what the
••
Internal Revenue Service calls a
"1031 Tax-deferred Exchange,"
documents filed show.
Nakata said that the swap
involved a piece of Ins'•
property in Hawaii. In aucb an
excbanse. two parties swap
property ol comparable value,
avoiding capital-galna toes ln
the proceu, tu olflcla.Ja~said.
"We're talkin1 about a bl•
chunk of money,'' aaid Bob
Morris, an IRS spokesman in
Denver. "A abort· term capital
taln, you'd have to P•Y tax on
100 percent of it -and this la
about aa abort u you can cet."
··Both Say
Talks
·Possible
BAGHDAD. Iraq (AP) · Iraq
~!~med today the fall of Iran's.
~\J'rlring oil r e finery city of
Abadan was imminent while
both countries appeared moving
toward medjation of their border
cenllict. The two Persian Gulf
oil giants dueled with heavy
artillery across their border
waterway on the fifth day of the
JAPAN HARDEST HI?
BY OIL CUTBACK -AJ
'-NUCLEAR WAR POSSIBLE
IN •DOLE EAST -A4
war. setting off fires in oil
installations oo both aides.
Both countries have indicated
they will a ccept Islamic
med i atio n , ac c ording to
Pakistani Foreign MUiister Aga
Shahi, a ke y figure in the
40-member Islamic Conference
of Nations . He spoke with
reporters in Ne w York in
advance of a meeting of U.N,
deleiates who als o are
members of the Islamic
conference.
Baghdad Radio broadcast a
statement by Iraqi Foreign
Minister Saadoon Hammadeb
saying Iraq would "welcome
any discussion'' to end the
fighting but warning that "any
assistance offered to the Iranian
regime, especially in the field of
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was Jwardc.•d S25<J.1l00 in legal
fees
Court doc uments rnc111:a\e
Mrs Nath was admitted lO
Miss ion Community Jlosp1tal an
Sep{em~r. 1977, to give birth
However. she claimed she "as
left unattended on a gurney for a
long enou~h time for the fetus to
s ufrer inJur1es when its fl<.1w of
oxygen was restnct<'d This led
to brain d arnag(• a no other
injuries.
· ·••·· ··-··Trntter noted thut the chil1I
would need around the l'loc.·k
atte ntion b\ nurs es and he
approved the deposit of a lump
sum of monev in a fund that
would be use;I :-pt>c1fil'iilh for
medical bilh
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accept an ;u l<l1l 1onal $50.1100
from th"· hos 111tal's rns urann •
company to ,_:I\ t' up their right to
s ue "h'•n tht> c-l11lcl dies The
judge satd the) would have had
the right 10 an1t1ale anothe r
cause of action upon her l!<.'ath
. -The Naths ongrnally filed
their lawsuit against the hospital
and its three owners tn October.
1978
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la:.l month for $2,725.000
Standard f>ac1hc officials sa y
the new homes . all two.story
fo ur-bedroom structures, wall be
µneed at $1HO.OOO lo $225 .000 Th~ proJcc·t also ('alls for the
developer t o dedicate 1 7 a <.'res
of t.he. property for an addition to
Cordata Park directly south of
the existing reC'reauon area
Despite the high price tags ,
the d eveloper anticipates no
rllfflculty in selling the new
homes.
"We 're c oncerne d a bout
interest rates," said David
Lang lois . vice president of
Sta ndard Pacific "But we're
not concemed about real estate
values because they'll continue
to go up in Orange County due to
the demand for housing and the
shortage of buildable land."
Langlois described Fountain
Valley as a prime location. He
predicted that 90 percent of the
new homes will be sold to
c ur r e n t F ou nt ai n Valley
residents who ar~ pleased with
tht' city and 11ts school system
but wis h to move to more
luxurious dwellings
Cit.> officials also hope to take
<1dv antagc of Standard· Pacific's
p:t rk lanrl dedication and $51 ,000
park ft>e payment to completely
tl"design the C'ordata recreatton
It ·s the some story for Air
'alifom1:.i nights coming south
from tht> thrt•l' major Bay Area
airports San Jose, Oakland
<ind San r'rancisco, he said.
"We're encouraging people to
make therr travel plans far in
advance bl-cause so many of our
nights are already full, .. said
PetersQn.
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RATES ...
are spreading through the rest
of the nation.
An indicator of the increase in
mortgage dem and was a report
Thursday by the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board that t he value
of mortgages closed by federally
in s ured sa vings a nd loan
associations in Augus t was
almost 40 percent higher than in
July .
These lenders wrote $8 billion
worth of mortgages in August ,
the third s traight monthly
increase. and raised the volume
to the highest level since last
fall, although the total was 18
per l'ent under August 1979.
It was the first time since
March that the Fed has raised
the prime discount rate. whk h is
the amount of interest charged
on loans from the federal ar c.i. Gaf\Y Davis. Fountain Valley's reserve to the nation's bank.
parks and recreation director, The last change in the federal
said the city has applied for a discount rate came July 28,
$54 .000 federal grant. which when it was lowered from 11
w 0 u I d b e a d d e d t 0 percent to 10 percent. That was
Standard· Pacific's park fees for during a period when interest improvemen~_ at Cordata Par~ __ rates were generally falling.
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Triplets who were adopted 19 years ago by
three separate f amities in New York are '
reunited on NB C's "Today" show . David
Kellman (center) recognized his own face
in a news picture of reunited twins Eddy
Gelland (right) and Robert Shafran which
led to the reunion.
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Couple Tied Up,
Robbed of $600
Huntinqton Beach police are
searching for two men who tied
up an elderly jeweler and his
wife in their homes Thursday
afternoon and robbed them or
$600.
The names of the victims, both
in their l ate 70s, were not
immediately released by police. '
Lt. Bruce Young said the
jeweler, who operates a store in
southwest Huntington Beach,
a rrived home at 5 p.m . and was
confrooted by two men as he
Tax Cut Bid Nixed
W ASlUNGTON (AP) -The
Senate siding wlth President
Carter' over its own tax-writing
committee, is hold1na firm
against considering a tax cut
before the November election.
'
stepped out of the car. One or
the suspects was armed with a
handgun, police said.
The two men demanded the
jeweler's briefcase and ordere;d
him into the house, where his
wife already was lied up in a
bedroom, Young 'sald . The.
jeweler'also was Ued up, and the
men began searching through
the house, be said.
Al that time, the couple's
niece arrived at the house, nw
the contents or her aunt's purse
dumped on the noor and ran out
to summon police, Young said. '
The suspects were alerted by
the niece's entry and ned out the
back door, Young said. The
s uspects were described as
white men in their 30s.
The el~rly couple were not
injured. U\ the hold-up, police
sald.
IRAN
..............
Khomeini-,
Death
Denied
BEIRUT, Le banon CAP> -
Iraq'• official radio reported
today that Ayatollah Rubollah
Khomeini , the Iranian
revolutionary leader with whose
regime Iraq is al war. bas died,
but Tehran f\Mio denied the
report shortly alter.
"It has been confirmed tD WI
that the imposter Khomeini has
met his death," said Baghdad
Radio.
lt did not say how the claimed
confirmation was obtained.
IRAN'S VITAL REFINERY CITY OF ABADAN UNDER SIEGE
Other Target AreH In Both CountrfH Noted on Mep
It was the second report this
week by the Iraqi radio of a•
sensational development in its
ad v e r sar y's capit o l. On
Tuesday, it reported that the 52
American hostages held in Iran
had b ee n relea se d un ~
c onditionally. Tehran Radio
denied the report, and Baghdad
Radio abandoned it.
f 'rom P19• 11 I
The broadcast c laiming
Khomeini was dead said he has
not been seen in public since the
war broke out between Iraq and
Iran on Monday. WAR NEAR END?. • • ··All statements that have
been attributed to him and
broadcast on his beha lf over
Tehran Radio have been wri\ten
by others and r_ead by Qthers.
spare parts, will be considered
an act of aggression against
Iraq 's secunly."
There ha ve been reports,
denied by Washington , that Iran
might seek spare parts for its
AmerTcan -made planes in
exchange for release of the 52
Americans 1t has held hostage
since Nov . 4.
Jrao reported "very heavy"
civilian casualties in Abadan
and Khorramsbahr. t wo major
ports on the Shatt al-Arab
waterway. Tehran Radio quoted
Ira nian President Abolhassan
Bani·Sadr a s den ying Iraq's
claim that it had captured
Khorramshahr rt s aid he visited
the front Thursday and went
within f o ur m i l e s o f
K horramshahr.
Tehran Radio said "the brave
people" of Khorramshahr had
set up defenses on all sides of
the city and were fi ghting in the
streets and on the rooftops.
The Iraqi military said earlier
Ira qi forces h ad capture d
Khorramshahr and were closing
in on Ahwaz. the l'apital of
Iran 's o il -ri c h Khuzes t an
Province 70 miles to the north.
The claim fueled s peculation
lraq was trying to seize aJI of
Iran's 24,000-square-mile oil
heartland .
A spokesman in Paris for a
'Pri1icess'
Suit Nixed
SAN f"RANCJSCO (.'\P)
-A federal judge has dis·
missed a $20 . billion soil
against the producers of
"Dea th of a Princess"
which claimed that the con·
troversial movie about the
execution of a Saudi Ara-
• biao princess de famed
Moslems.
U .S. District· Judge
Robert Aguilar s aid Thurs-
day that the suit, brought
by two attorneys on behalf
of 60Q million Moslems
worldwide, bordered on the
"frivolous.·· Aguilar s aid a
defamation suit could not
be brought on behalf of such
a group.
The movie, which traces
the story of a princess ac-
c used of adultery, was
broa d cast on ·p ubli c
television in May.
'1
Fre nch oil company said the
Iraqi national oil company had
told its. ..customers it had halted
"all oil exports." He declined to
elaborate but the Iraqi decision
was understood to mean jt_.had
stopped shipments through the
pipelines to the Mediterranean
as well as through the gulf.
Government so urces i n
nei g hborin g United Arab
Emirates s aid more than 30
c argo ships carryin g goods
bound for Iraq and Iran were
a n chored j ust outs ide the
Persian Gulf, apparently afraid
to enter the war zone.
Baghdad Radio broadcast a
claim that Iraqi anti-aircraft
brought down 11 Iranian planes
that raided the cities of Mosul
and Kirkuk and economic and
military installations elsewhere.
Informed sources s aid there was
heavy damage to the s mall oil
refinery in Kirkuk and to the
larger refinery in the southern
port of Basra, which Iranian jets
pounded Thursday.
The lraqi command said three
of its planes were lost. but did
not confirm any damage to its
refineries.
A group of reporters who
traveled to Basra from Kuwait
drove tD a small village on the
banks or the Shall opposite
Abadan. The reporters saic1 they
could bear outgoing Iraqi
artillery from both the Iraqi and
Iranian sides of the waterway
toward Iranian positions near
Abadan.
"It looks like all of Abadan is
on fire." said London Times
corresponde nt Robert Fisk .
·'The column of smoke from
Abadan refinery is billowing for
m iles into the air. Even the
sound of incoming shells passing
overhead was deafening."
The reporters said authorities
in Basra tDld them of having
counted 100 de.ad and 500
wounded in that Iraqi city since
the border dispute escalated into
an undeclared war .
Action Challenged
LOS ANGELES (AP) -State
Sen . Paul B . C arpenter,
0 -Cypress. fil ed a s uit
challenging the constitutionality
of a cutoff of $850 million in
federal fWlds to California for
not en acting an automobile
emission inspection program.
1>ecause the tyrant is dead," the
broadcast said.
It challenged the Iranian
government to put-Khomeini on
television or have him make a
speech to the nation in person on
Tehran Radio so that his voice
could be identified.
"This l'annot be done. This is
the end of the tyrant, to hell with
him, .. the rraqi broadcast said.
R~v. Jackson Irate
CHICAGO CAP) The Rev.
J esse Jackson is demanding an
apology from the director of the
Cl A and asking the Justice
Department to determine bow a
secret CIA memo labeling
Jackson a Libyan agent was
leaked to the news media.
Unexpected
Supporter. ...
SAN JOSE CAP) -For
years Rep . Paul N .
Mccloskey Jr. has been a
favorite target of criticism
for Ronald Reagan. But in
s p i t e o f t h a t , rh ~
Republican congressman
has endorsed the GOP
nominee for president.
M c C 1 o s k e y s a i d'
T hursday that reeleetion
of Carter would be ··a
disaster," and added, "I
think the consistency of a
Reagan foreign policy will
be far less dangerous to
th e wor)d than th e
continued ·inconsistency of
Carter "
Wh en R eaga n was
governor of California, he
made McCloskey the one
exception to his so-called
"11th commandment," not
to speak ill of a fellow
R epublican, McCloskey
said.
McCloskey, a moderate,
ran as a n anti -war
candidate for !)resident in
1972, and Reagan , who
was s ppporting Nixon,
sharply crit icized the
congressman's action.
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Oil Pinch Assessed Fourth
..
Japan Would Be Hit Hardest
WASHINGTON IM 'I J111H•n
would be th.-harM 1 h1t of
...AJDuica'• lndustmabr.t'd alli~ lf
oil uporta from lran Md l1aq.
atlll warrinii o v.-r r•ght~ to • k .. )
waterway, a rt> t•ut Off for J
prolon1ed penod
Dala comp1l"'t hy the L't•ntral
Jnlelll.:t'n ~e Al(l'Ot') •nrt
releued 'l'hura d ity by l ht>
American Pet rolt'un1 ln.st1t ul('
broke down lranaun and lraql
e xports t o Jap1sn t-'rt\nc•e ,
Hrltaln and Wf':.t h·r urnn Lim;
way .
F.arh~r lhl• ye11r J AJ>IU\ wuN
(ICtllnj( I l l percent of It•
•VUAge dally conaumpUon, or
!WUl.000 barrt'I•. fro m lr•n vlwi
7 J ~rcl"f\t, or 378,000 biarrt<lt>.
from lr•q That amounlll lo 18 4
Jlt'rre>nt o f J a p 11 n 'A t otal
<"onsumpt1on JM pan'N 1mporu
from lr1m havt r .. cently dropJ)(.<cl
'\huq)ly hl'l·ituse o f • prlee
(!"putt> bt>twet!n lht' two nations
Fr.mer has bffn buying 4f1 1
perct'nl of It~ o il . or 610,000
hnrrt'l.s a dav, frorta Iraq Out all
th.ti oil mov~ throu~h 11 1>1~Hnt'
Dime SJ 60,000
But Collf><'lor s~ ... k._. Mor~
SAN t-'RAN('lS(.'O 1 •\I'' n 1894 l.1berty h('ad dimt!
one of onl)' 24 m1 11tt'tl tn San fr~nc1sco, has been·
pun·hased ro1 $160,000
Ronald J Gtlho, a Santa Hartrnra num1s mallc ,
promptly placed lhe rare coin back on the market for
$200,000
.. It's a class1<' ot Amem·an coinage with an 1 ntrigu1n~
history," said G1lho Only 12 of the orag1oal 24 coms are
known to exist.
James Johnson. a num1smat1c historian. said the dime
has been traced t o J Daggett, 5an Franr1sco Mint
s uperintendent in 1894, who made 24 of the dimes as a
favor-19 a fnend. Daggett kept three of the dimes for
himself an~ distributed the othe rs to seveu (tiends •.
Johnson said
Later. Daggett gave the three dimes to his daughter.
and admonished her to keep them until she was as old as
he was then. Before her death, Johnson said, she sold two
of the dimes lO a San Francisco coin dealer at a price
considera bly less t han the $160.~ the coin brought
Thursday.
Johnson said the daugflter spent one or the dimes on an
ice cream cone, but then decided to take her father 's
advice and saved the other two.
Bank Burglar Eyed
In Grand Jury Probe
By FllEDERICK SCllOEMEHL
OI -O.Uy l'I ... Slaff An a t torn ey f or a
Pennsylvania man convicted in
the multi-million-dolla r 1972
Laguna Niguel bank burglary
says his client may be caJled to
testify before a federal grand
jury investigating how the man
re mained a fugitive for eight
years after lbe crime.
The investigation is focusin g
on whether the sheriff in rural
Jeff e r s on Co unt y i n
Pennsylvania and others m ay
have helpe d Hflrr) J ames
Barber, 38, escape detection as
be lived \Dlder an assumed name
and worked as a handyman.
Robert Talcot. a Los Angeles
attorne y who r e presenlel.I
Barber in a recent U.S. District
Court trial in which Barber was
convicted of bank burg lary
charges, said Barber could be
called to testify before the grand
jury.
"Whether he would answe r
any questions, I don't know."
Talcot said.
Assistant U.S. Atty. Tom
Corbett, who is handling the
Pittsburgh-based ~nvestigation.
said today that s ummoning
Barbe r to tes tify ''is a
consideration.··
"But there are other
considerations, s uch as whether
a grant of immunity <'from
pro s ecution ) might be
involved," Corbett said.
The investigation into how
Barber a voided detection began
a bout two months ago. Tbe
g rand jury, a ccording to
knowledgeable sources, has
hea rd one day of testimony.
Am'ong those who testified were
two Jefferson County s heriff's
d e puties. De tai l s of their
tes t i mony have not been
disclosed.
Corbett.said he hopes to wrap
up the i n ve s tigation by
mid-October.
O n e s our c e s aid the
investigation specifically has
centered on whether J efferson
County Sheriff John Dinger may
ha ve extorte d money from
Barber to protect his identlly.
Barber lived in Brookville,
Pa ., under the na me or John
Ba ker for at least five years
prior to his arrest by the FBI in
May.
Residents-of the small town
say Barber was well known and
well liked.
Following bis arrest , residents
secured more than $93,000 in
property to cover the cost of a
re l ease bond . They also
collected $25,000 in cash to pay
for his defense.
Talcot said Barber was well
acquainted with Sheriff Dinger.
"He did Wef'k, foS' lbe aher:iJf f
work in carpentry and electrical
work.'' Takot said.
Di.nger has declined to return
telephone calls from a reporter.
A deputy s he riff, however.
responded to an inquiry by
saying, ''He says he doesn't
know anything about it."
Teen Charged
In Tot Death
MIAMI (AP) -Rather than
risk enraging her father by ad·
mltting she was pregnant, a
16-year-oJd girl gave birth in a
back room, suffocated her baby
as her mother watched and bad
her three brothers dump the
body ln the Atlantic, authorities
say.
''They were all afraid of the
father," Assistant State Al·
torney David Waksman said.
.,..,........, "The brothers said the father
.l•Clwft..,.•fng
Republican vice presidential
candidate George Bush is
trailed by a Secret Service
agent durina a mommg jog
on the Franklin Field track
at the University of
Pennsylvania in Phlldelphla.
Bush ran the three miles in
22 minutes and 42 seconds.
'
• would've tone craay and killed
them all If he found out his
daughter bad gotten pregnant.••
The body wu found a fe• ·
days after the baby girl's death,
but It took detectives 19 mootba
to idefttlfy It. AJdely Abella,
now 18 and married, and her
mother Irene, 40, were cbar1ed
Wednesday with llrat-decree
murder ln the baby's death Feb.
10, 1979.
acro1J11 Syr1u und Turkey to the
M~d1\e~r~n ••n 1rnd would not be
•ubJ tiC'l l o tt g hipp i ng
IJltrrrupllon
Hntam 1tet!I It I perc~nt of
1u avtru~c dualy consumption,
nr l'.)(),000 hiarn•l.s, from Iraq and
I I r><'rcent , ur 18,00() barrels.
from lrllJl
West C\:rrmrny has ()een
buy111~ 6 1Jerct•nl, or 155,000
burrt·l:i a day, from Iran and an
1wu.i111 f1cant O.J percent, or 8,000
burrds, from Iraq
lt.:ven if l rnnian and Iraqi oil
"tOJlped 00Wlll~ for some lime,
th~ ~ftect on America's allies
wou ld be softe n e d b y two
factors Oil already loaded into
tankers would continue to arrive
for a few weeks ; and, oil stocks
are ~enerally hlgh this year.
1'he United States could be
indirectly affected if an oil
rut off became severe enough
and prolonged enough to trigger
oll·s haring measure!> under the
ln te rn at i o n c1.I Energy
Agreement.
Unde r tha t agree m ent. a
nation s uffering a n import
shortag_e equalling 7 percent of
its consumption can ask for
help,-and the group's governing
boar d can decide o n relief
measures. whi ch could include
some sharing or available oil
supplies
8 ul S en_ Eran It. #Church.
eme rging from a briefing with
top Carte r a dm ini s tra t ion
officials. said neither the Uruted
States nor its allies face any
am mediate energy problem as a
result of the fi ghting.
In all, more than 18 million
ba rre ls of c rude o il move
through the Strait of Hormuz a
day roughJy 40 pe rcent of all
oil imponed by Weste rn nations ..
Of that, Iraq ships an average
of 2.9 million barrels a day and
Iran, about 950,000 barrels. It
could not be teamed, however,
how much oil either nation was
managing to export while they
trade attacks on each other 's
refineries and oil transmission
facilities.
But tankers of other nations
were said to be operating at
near-normal levels.
Gains Noted
In Coastal
College Rolls
Despite de c reas i ng
enrollments on local high school
campuses·, officials at Orange
Coast junior c olleges are
reporting between 9 and 15
percent gains this fall.
More than 78.400 students will
be atte nding Orange Coa st
College, Goldeo West College and
Saddleback College, with all
s chools repo r tin g h i ghe r
enrollments.
The biggest jump in enrollment
came from SaddJeback College.
where officials reported a 15
percent gain in students.
Nearly 25.000 students are
enrolled in classes at the Mission
Vi ejo and Irvine c ampuses.
according to school officials .
Most or the s tudents a r e
attending classes at the college's
main campus in Mission Viejo,
whe re 19,708 s tudents a re
enrolled:
G olde n West College in
Huntington Beach reported a 9.5
percent gain over last year 's
enrollment. with 22,446 students
signed up for fall classes.
Bruce Williams, director of
public information, expects JOO
more students to enroll as late
registrants.
Ora nge Coast College's fall
semester has brought a record
campus ~nrollment of 31 ,116
students, a 10 percent gain over
Tast yellt. ac~tdtng to-Wllyne H:-
W o If e. assoc iate dean of
Admissions and Records.
Before Coas tline College
open ed in 1976, the college
reported 37,000 students, which
included 9,000 students enrolled in
off-campus programs, Wolfe
said.
Wolfe ~'P eet s O C C's
enrollment to top 32,500 before the
semester ends due to nine-week
courses beginning Nov. 10 .•
Condom Sale
Curbs Flayed
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -A
state law restricting the sale of
non-prescription contraceptives,
includ.l.nc condoms and vaginal
suppositories, bas been
challenged in a federal suit nJed
by two civil liberties groups.
"The right of accesa to con-
traceptives is constitutionally
protected,'' said Janet Benshoof
of the Ame(ican Civil Liberties Union. The state ClvU Uberties
Union joined the suit Thursday.
The law allows sales of the
contraceplivei by those who
deal Primarily "with health or
welt are," and does not allow
sale of condoms ln vendtn1
machines, accordfnt to an at-
torney gt'fteral'a cmtnlon. ,.
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Suspect
Arrested w
One more among four 3petific
s uspec t s in C aJiforni a 's
l a rges t -eve r s eiaure of
counterfeit currency. a haul of
nearly $12 million. has been
captured in San Diego, but all a re
now out on the streets free.
Next step in federal prosecution
of the quartet accused by the U.S.
S ecre t Se rvic e of alleged
involvement in manufacture and
intended distribution of the bogus
$20 and $100 bills is yet to come.
Federal grand jury indictments
must be handed down naming the
four men, who were all arraigned
immediately followin g their
arrests in Irvine, Newport Beach
and San Diego.
Hanry V. "Skip" Da wson, 33,
who Ii ves near the San Diego St.ate
Univenity campus, was arrested
.in San Diego Tuesday. according
t o Sec r e t S e r vice
Agent· in-Charge Dick Cameron.
Taking ihe Cake
Dally l'I ... SIMI ,._
UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel Aldrich-cuts the fi rst pice of
birffiday cake at UC I 's 15th anniversar y celebrat~n for
the school 's mascot, Peter the Anteater (new student
body president Bill Car accio) d uring cerem oni es
Thursday at UC I 's Gateway Plaza.
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Sunday Features
Fatties, Fantasies
Fitness and fantasies will get
most or the att.-ntion in Sunday's
Daily Pilot:
SIMILARmES DRAWN -Art
Circle in Laguna Beach "faces"
up to the c hall e nge o f
personalizing surprise parties or
~me;etings. The artists come
~ with sketch pads keyed
to TV themes to which they add
the c a ric atures of g uest s .
Business of the Week.
CHOICE RERUN -While the
latest batch of TV adventures and
s ituation comedies are still
strlkebound , a media columnist
.._ chooses the top 12 series no longn
on the air. Will your choices agree
with his?
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Featuring section takes two looks
atthe shape of things to come. The
stories tell about ''prescriptions•·
for ph)'sical fitness and exercise
classes for mothers-to-be.
MORE MONF.V -National
s urveys Rhow that job hunters
who would have take n a 15
percent salary in c r ease t o
relocate six months ago are now
asking 25 percent before they'll
m ove. ·
He was arraigned before a U.S.
m a g istrate a nd r e leased on
$25,000 personal surely bond
pending the anticipated federaJ
grand jury indictment that will
require a new hearing, Cameron
said.
No dates for those hearings
have been set in Dawson's case. -
nor those of Wil lii\m Brian
J ennings, 33. of Santa Harbara;
EdcHe Etbert"Wingernter.36;-a:nd
Lynn Dale Bogart. 32 . both of
Pa lm Springs.
Wingender and Bogart were
arrested a week ago today near
Orange County's John Wayne
Airport and .Jennings was taken
inlo cu.-;tody not far away shortly
thereafter
Jenrungs is free on $15,000 bond
while tus two alleged accomplices
were released on t hea r own
recognizance.
Larry E. Shcare. of the Los
Angeles Office of the Secret
Ser vice, said the$11 m ilhoo worth
or $20 and $100 counterfeit bills
seized in San J aciAto appeared to
be broken down for distribution to
individuals who purchase large
blocs of bogus currency.
Drivers 'Armed'
LOS AN GE LES CP> -Amid
threats or a s trike because of
violence on buses, the Rapid
Tr ansit District has endorsed a
proposal to arm bus drivers with
che mical spray weapons. The
union had threatened to strike
unless the RTO took steps to
control violence and protect
drivers.
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Nuclear War • ID Mideast?
Mu skie Sa s It's Po sibk, B ut Not Pro bable
LI ITEll NATIONS I P l
ThC' irprt'al11ng wot" ~twtttt lraq
and fr&tt In an alru'1 tt>nsf'
Middle Ea t curnt> u !10tt'nl111l
dang« of m1clr1tr conll•~t. •>'~
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• fert-OC'f' 1nh1' hotrl iSllllt>
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Thund-.v lhllt ht' d~11 not l et
STUJ.. Ult-\ uttllud1· 1H•1•mctJ
t11 P cualb <;ombu as he rl'llf
flrrn t'd a ll S corn1111\rn1·nt lo a
t'tase fi re and n••uot1at1t11111 wtulc
acknuwlt'df(tnl>I lhitl ,; romyko
had 1>ffrr1'<1 him nnthtnl( m<Jrt>
spec1fu· tha11 '-in wl rwut 111hty m
"The whole world iot11nds to
lc)l'I{' In lhll' ar•a. wh ch l.s &uch
11n UMliable area, so potentially
explo.lve," Mu11kle said "When
bo.ttJllti~s erupt which could
ea c alalt', and could even
eacalat.-to the point where the
ulllmute unthinkahle hostilities
n1uy tuJw 1>h•tt· · w.-· "" di~c·ussed the Middle
Eost In the!le terms s1nee the in·
vtmtioo or the nuclear weapon
and we'vt' a lways regarded the
M 1ddle io;n!'l t the most sensitive,
th 1: m o!lt un s table area .
th\•rf>rctrt• tne most darw,erous
f' con~ick>r the d•nai\!r tan~1ble
"l do not lhlnk this t!> .iorn1t to
happl'n h~•~N on ITI) pttrt't•pttc>n~
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This Time R eagan
Turns Duwn De ba t e
WASHJNGTON <APJ RonaJd Reagan ha!> once again reject
ed a chance"to debate President Carter, but this time he's turned
down the League of Women Voters the very organization whose
sponsorship he embraced the first time around.
After repeatedly chiding Cart.er for ducking what then turned
out to be a two·man contest between himself and independent John
B. Anderson. Reagan declined Thursday night a league pro posal
for two more presidential debates. one pitting him solely against
Carter and the last also to include Anderson
CARTElt1tAD QUlCKLV accepted the proposal, an apparent
attempt by the league to compromise between Carter's insistence
that he meet Reagan alone and Reagan's desire to brlng Anderson
onto any platform shared by the president.
The league specifically invited Reagan and Carter to meet one
another the week of Oct. 12 in Portland, Ore., and then to wind up
the series with a three-way debate to include Anderson in
Cleveland during the week of Oct. 26
• But Reagan, who was himself in Portland Thursday night,
declared he wouldn't agree to any proposal "for a s eries of
presidential debates that would preclude John Anderson" from full
participation.
A REAGAN SPOK ESMAN indicated also that the Republican
nominee probably wouldn't allow his running mate. George Bush,
to accept the league's companion proposal for a three.way debate
among running mates in Louisville next Thursday. Vice President
Walter F. Mondale and Patrick Lucey, Anderson 's No. 2 man.
agreed lo that plan.
Reagan's press secretary, Lyn Nofziger, said he doubted Bush
would participate "unless there are presidential debates. 1 don't
think that's satisfactory "
Carter, speaking a,t a White House reception in honor of the
Congressional Black Caucus, called the head-on meeting with
Reagan "essential "
"THAT'S WHAT l 'VE WANTED all along," Carter said. "l
have a lready accepted the invitation and look forward to 11 good
debate on the issuegotl)at are of concern to you ·
But Reagan's debate negotiator, J ames Baker Ill. sent the
lea~ue a letter late Thursday that accused the organtzahon of
"succumbing to White House pressure" by excluding Anderson from
C\ne or the two proposed sessions.
Further. Baker cttarged that "neither you nor we would have
any assurance whatsoever that President Carter would show up
for the three.way debate. His track record on debates is one of ar·
rogance and broken promises "
BAKER SAID THAT REAGAN would debate Carter one·to-one
only if Carter did the same with Anderson. And that, he said. was
purely a matter of "basic fairness."
The Anderson camp echoed at least part of the Reagan theme
in response to the league proposal, even as it was made clear that
he and Lucey would take whatever opportunities they got.
Spokesman Michael Rosenbaum said "We are disappointed that
the league changed its position and that it 1s trying lo appease the
White House."
Carter already had accepted invitations from three other
groups lo meet Reagan one-0n-0ne. But Reagan refused those pro·
posals, saymg he would abide by the league's sponsorship and the
s tandards they laid down as to whether Anderson s hould
participate.
lnd u tria l
Exodus
Threat e n e d
C HI C AGO <AP ) U .S
corporations will flee certain
states in "the greatest migration
since the Irish potato famine" 1f
they are made t o derend
themselve!' against punitive
dam age c la i m s in
wrongfuJ.death suits. a lawyer
for McDonnell Douglas Corp
contends.
The companies would move to
s tates w1th more favorable 1aws
governing liability in cases
where products cause death to
consumers, Norman J. Barry
said.
HE WAS ARGUING Thursday
before the 7th U.S. Circuit Court
of Appeals, which is hear ing
three cases s temming from the
1979 crash of an Amer ican
Airlines OC· 10 here that killed
274 people.
He urged the three.judge
panel to overturn a lower court
rul i ng that th e DC -10
manufacturer may be sued by
victims' families for punitive
damages because its corporate
he adquarters is in a s tate
allowing such suits.
"If this . court. is to adopt the
rule s uggested by the distnct
court, .. Barry argued. "you
would cr eate the greates t
migration since the rns h potato
famine
AT STAKE ARE millions of
dollars in damages Douglas
could be forced to pay if lawyers
for crash victims' familtes prove
the manufacturer mad e
mistak es in design or
manufacture that led to the
nation's worst air disaster .
The National Transportation
Safety Board ru le d last
Decembe r that the probable
cause of the c ras h was
"maint~nance·induced damage''
that r esulted in the left engine
tearing loose fror:o its mounting
while the plane was taking off
for Los Angeles .
A trial on damages is months
away, but an appellate ruling
will determine if the families
can seek punitive damages or
on ly compensatory damages,
which generally bring much
s maller awards .
COMPENSATORY damages
RU111 J . IONERFELD, president of the league, said the are awarded to compensate for
sponsoring organization dropped its original demand that An-a n injury or injuries. while
derson be included in all debates for which be qualified because it punitive damages are awarded
was the only way to get a ll three candidates before the public in a to compensate for a gross wrong
debate situation. over and above compensatory
"What has always been most important to the League of damages .
Women Voters is affording to the public the opportunity to see the The lower court based its
three invited candidates in a face-t o-face situation," Mrs. ruling on the fa ct that
Hinerleld said. Mc Donnell Douglas's corporate
The league originally said a candidate gelling at least 15 per· headquarters a re in St. Louis,
cent in the popularity polls and meeting certain other tests would and Missouri allows punitive I
be invited to debate. damages in death C'ases.
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"I DOUBT THE Soviets have
lost ttlitl perceptiQn. I'm sure we
haven't."
Muskie's m eetin g with
Gromyko at lhe Soviet miliSion
was their first since May and the
traditional annual review of
s uperpower relations. ft pro·
duced an agreement to open
negotiations in Geneva the week
of Oct. 13 on a mutual cutback of
medium-range nuclear missiles
in Europe.
But on the troubled Persian
Gulf, a region where the non-
com munist world gets about 40
percent of its oil, Muskie said
there was no commitment from
Gromyko to s upport a U.N.
cease.fire or any other s pecific
action
"HE DID NOT resp0nd lo, or
re1ect, the Security Council or
diplomatic offensive ideas,"
Muskie said.
For its part, the Cart er ad
ministration. saying it is eager
to remain strictly neutral in the
crisis. T~y held up the
shipment of six General Electric
gas turbine engines intended for
the frigates of the Iraqi navy. As
recently as Wednesday. the ad·
ministration had said it planned
to go ahead with the sale.
However , on Capitol Hill.
Deputy Secretacy of Slate War
ren Christopher s aid after brief
ing congressmen that the United
States is consulting with its al·
lies about what collective action
might be required if the Strait of
Hormuz.. at the gateway lo the
Persian Gulf, is closed. The
strait is a critical oil passage.
ALSO IN Was hin g ton ,
m eanwhile. an administration
official, who asked not to be
identified, said the Soviets ap
pear to favor an early end of the
conflict for an entirely different
reaso n than that o r th e
American government.
The Soviet pres!> has suggest ·
ed. he said , that a weakened
Iran could lead to a restoration
of American influe nce there. But
another official said the United
States feels a prolonged Iran·
ian·lraqi conflict cquld play into
the handsoftheSoviet Unton
"There is just no interest of
the United States that would be
SN ved by perpetuation of this
conflict. Any further weakening
of Iran would s imply open the
door to Soviet involvement in
Iran," he said.
If you turned V()U r
furnan: rilo1 ltJ.,!ht off
for thl' -;umrncr. you
-;;wed money :md
conserved l'llergy.
Bag a11d Baggage .... , ........
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fee, Ark., after a plane ride from Eglin Air Force Base in
Florida. The bags represented his worldly goods. He was
partof 300transferred to the Arkansas base.
Cities Exuberant
Ove r Census Order
By T he Associated Press
There were smiles in city halls and frowns in Washington to-
day as municipal and rederal officials studied a court r~li~g that
the 1980 census figures must be changed to count millions of
Americans missed the first time around.
"We are elated," s aid Galen Brown of the New Orlea.ns city at·
torney's office. "A terrific decision," ~aid New York Clty ~ay~r
Edward I. Koch, who contends the preliminary census count tn his
city is 1 millior, people off ... A victor y for all the people," agreed
Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson.
THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, which oversees the
census. said any decision on an appeal of the Thursday ruling in
Detroit would have to wait until after consultations with the
Justice Department. Several people·counting experts said it just
wasn't practical lo try to adjust the statistics.
Money and poht1 cal power are at stake in the controversy. As
much as $500 b1lhon in government aid will be distributed across
the nation, based on the 1980 census figures. Congressional
rt'presentat1on also hinges on population.
The Detroit ruling was handed down by U.S District Judge
Horace Gi lmore In a case brought by the city, which. contended
Lhat the Cens us liureau undercowited its oooulation.
GILMORE SAID THERE was a serious undercount
particularly of minorities -nationwide He gave the government
30 days to come up with a plan for adjusting the figures. Lawrence
Mann. a la w clerk who helped draft the decision, said the adjust·
ment would have to add at least rive million people to the pre-
liminary count.
Suits s imilar to the Detroit case had been filed by New York,
Philadelphia and Newark, N.J . Seven cities -Atlanta, Boston,
Milwaukee, New Orleans. Paterson, N.J., Wilmington, Del .. and
San Juan. Puerto Rico -filed briefs s upporting Detroit's case.
If you c;rn't find the
instruction' -or you're
unsure how to relight
your pilot -give the
Ga Cornpan)I a call.
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JUSI :lmund thl' corner. S0 mak.c "llrl'
you kno \\' how tt) reli).!ht \'11ur lurn;it:l'
r1loc pcforc ~lw ftr~t ..-nkl ... rdl
We still make house calls.
'tour gas man tor woman) can come
0 ut ;.tnd show you how to re light your
furnace piloc. But don't w::iic for the
(ir t rnld wcmher. Th:u 's when every·
one dsc will ht· ilskmg for help.
Tu rn on your furnace pilot.
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for winter
Sn ca ll t(1d;iy, wh 1k our
S<'r\'icc people aren't so 6
hu!--y, And 't:rn the home
iirl'S h urnmg ng:11n.
THE
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CALIFORNIA CWLYPILOT M
Youths
Won't Go
To Court
PSA Pilots May Be Out . for a Month
'AUi SPIUNGS <-AP ~ boy~ beltf'vfd to hav.-stat'U!d •
Hrto that burned 29,000 a<'rn ot
bruah and dt'stroyt"d 1x homes on
Mount S.n J•rlnto l"atllf'r this
month w\11 not be pf'O('UC"uted 1n
juvenile court , the R1nrside
County Probation Dc.·rartmt'nt
announeed Thursd11y
Officials salJ the l*gr of the
youn1sttrs. two ll yur old11 and
an 8-year old. w a$ lht> "ma1or fau·
lor" an tht' dt'4'ts1on not to pro
secute.
· ''rhe prosecution of omeont'
with that youth 1s d1 rfa cult at
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best." they said "And the fact
that we can provide the same
services that the 1uve01le court
could. other than long te rm
jurisdicuon or removing the kids
from their homes. which an this
case doesn't seem to apply, those
are the kinds of things considered
in suggesting this as the best
alternative .. "
The three, along with a 10-year·
old who was later cleared. were
believed to have ignited lhe fire
while they were playing wi.h
matches.. Bu& District Attorney
Byron Morton ruled there was on·
ly enough evidence to charge
them with negligence in letting a
fire get out of control.
StlifN*r Sf rik.-~
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The
third sniper attack this month
was reported early today when
someone fired a high-caliber
weapon at two Municipal Railway
buses traveling lntentate 280,
slightly injuring one driver.
Police s aid Eddie Wells, a bus
driver, was injured when shots
blew out a window just behind bis
bead. Wells was treated at a San
Francisco hospital and released.
~oldfl .4«-«-IU,-d
SAN DIEGO <AP) -A 14-year·
old boy was charged with murder·
ing his ~year-old half-brother, at
whose funeraJ he wept before be-
ing arrested.
A petition charging Jeff Auer
with the murder was filed in
Juvenile Court by the district at-
tomey'sofficeThursday.
The younger boy, Andrew, soo
of a deputy Los Angeles County
dis trict attorney, was beaten to
death Aug. 1S near his bc?me in
suburban Santee.
Lb• nf ,.ic•f i•~?
PAµ) ALTO (AP)-Amanac·
cused of raping 12 women ap-
parently used a newspaper "man
on the street" column to gather
names of women. police say.
Melvin Carter, 35, described as
a brilliant engineer and a loner.
had a tablet containing the names
of women and clippings from a
San Francisco Chronicle column.
ApparenUy. none of the women on
the list had been assaulted, but
police said the list may have been
used toselecl victims.
Sailor Kill.-d
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Navy of·
ficials say they will investigate an
accident that left one sailor dead
and three other people injured
when a mobile crane toppled from
a warship's flight deck. landing
on a pier at the 32nd Street Naval
Station.
The a ccident Thursday ~
curred aboard the amphibious
transport dock Ogden. Two othe.r
sailors and a civilian machinist
were hospit.alized.
AN OIEGO <AP) Slnktnl
P atlftc Soulbwest AarllnH pdota
predid t heir walkout which
, .f'O\lodc!d 3)0 dally 0t&hta l'OUl<f
ta l a mooth or more
P1ck t>t lant-1 wC"nl up at
airporta In Nevada and San
fTanoiii'Cl. Loi Anceln •nd ..san
Dteco PSA •s home base
aftu ~ slnb bC'1•n •t 12 01
• m Thunld•Y The walkout •'
fC'(U about 4 ,2 00 PSA
t mp'o ee11
• 'Tempt>rs iut" pretJ>' ho\ and I
lhutk ,n ito.na lo M a couplt1 of
weeks before Wt' can tven
neaot.aate •lain, ' 0111 stnklnK
pilot Jim Uwar.
PSA , THE n ation 'if I l l h
largHt iurltnt>. t<itndb to lose $1
m1llton a dta). ba~ed on its d1uly
a v t r a g e o ( •'b o u t 2 S • O O O
passenger.. an four s tute1> and
Mu1ro. accord.ing to a company
official
The stnlte began on th.: sel'<>nd
anniversary of a m1da1r l'Ollt!>IOO
1nvolvmg a PSA 1ethner which
lulled 144 people It was the na
t1on 's worst midair disaster
The walkout 1nvolv1ng 470
pilots and flight engineers was
u lled aftt'r a breakdown in 10
monUw ot ne1ot1ationa over pay
and other ~mands
A MAJOalTV of rommuter
111r trarnc in California ls
nor mally h andled by PSA,
al,l\(Htlh ll ruea also to Phoenix.
Arla . Ke oo and Laa Vegas,
Nev . and Medco. Paaseqen
with PSA rt"Urvationa were be-
1116' trlU\llferred to other airlines.
Rryan Conn. a senior PSA
p1 lot and preaident of the
Southwest Flight Crew Associa-
tion representing tbe fliers,
blamt1d the airline for the
walkout
·'T his 1s a destructive and
d1v1S1ve alrlke which PSA could
have avoided." Conn told a noon
news l'Oll!e rence. "No other ma-
JOr pilot group or airline allows
its pilots to work under the con·
d1t1ons which prevail at PSA."
CONN SAID the airline had
misrepresented pay de mands of
the pilots. Late Tuesday, they
dropped their goal to $96,758 an·
nua lly for the highest paid cap·
tains. who presently make
$67,702.
More Schools in LA
Face Forced Busing
LOS ANGELES CAP) Plans
wt>re being completed today to
add 216 more schools to the city
schoo)s' busing program io or-
der to bring the nation's second
largest school district into full
compliance with court ordep; by
next week.
The scheduled addition Mon-
day of 216 elementary aod junior
high schools to the mandatory
bus ing portion of the court·
ordered desegration plan would
bring to 153 the number of cam·
puses involved in both voluntary
and mandatory aspects of the
program.
The estimated $60 million
pricetag or busing for integra-
tion during the 1980-81 school
year, the third year of court-
, order busing, compares with
$48.2 million a year ago.
As the finishing touches were
made to the bus routing system,
Max Barney. the district's dirtt·
tor of transportation for the past
eight years. said nearly 30,000
students in grades 1-9 will be in-
cluded in the mandatory part of
the program. compared with
24,000 last year when the public
school program covered grades
4-8.
In the volwttary portion of the
busing-for-integration plan, an
additional 29,000 thildren are be·
ing bused in the 540,000-pupil dis-
trict.
The sprawling school district
was divided into 1l sub-areas
this school year by Super ior
Court Judge Paul Egly of
Laguna Beach to s horten the
length of the rides in the man·
datory part of his plan. Bus trips
due to begin Monday. up to 4.5
minutes each way for junior
high students in the San Fernan-
do Valley, will include some of
the longest rides of the man-
datory program.
Actors May Return,
But Shows Delayed
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -"Roll
'em" are words that may soon
fill now-empty sound stages and
get the fall television season UD·
der way if striking actors end
tbeir 9'>-!a-week walkout and
move quickly to ratify a ten-
tative agreement on a new con-
tract.
However, TV executives say
that even if new shows begin lo
blossom on the airwaves by mid·
November, the shows will not
get their usual mullimillion-
dollar Sendoff.
"We're polling all of our pro-
ducen right now, assuming that
the ratification will take place,
to find out when they wiU be
able to deliver shows to us,"
CBS Programs Vice President
Bud Gran t said Thursday.
"We'll put the shows on the air
just as soon as they're ready to
go on. There will not be a week
where all shows will premiere
the same week. The classic pre-
miere week, I think, is gone."
Estimates vary as to how long
•
it will take to channel regular
TV series into bomes pre-
s umably bungry to know who
sbot nasty oilman J .R. Ewing oo
CBS' rut series, "Dallas," or to
find out what new bijinks Alex
(Judd Hirsch> and bis cohorts
can generate on ABC's "Ta.xi."
But the betting is that it will
take weeks, maybe months.
Members of the Screen Actors
Guild and American Federation
of Television and Radio Artists
will need as much as 2'>-!t weeks
to complete mail-in balloting on
a new three-year agreement
reached Thursday with film and
TV producers, according to a
SAG spokeswoman.
Executives at ABC and NBC
held to their earlier predictions
that an add1tional three to six
weeks would be needed to get
new shows on the air. But CBS'
Grant said half-hour taped com-
edies wiU be broadcast as they
become available -possibly
two· to three weeks after actors
return to the sets.
Recall • SELL SKIS • BOOTS • POLES • BINDINGS • !
llO"ANNUAL SKI SWAP~ Attempted
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-Sen. Alan Robbins says § SATURDAY, SEPT. 27th . ~
u 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
be haa been served with a
recall notice, but it ap-
parenUy has no connec-
tion with an investigation •
of allegations that be
seduced a 16-year-old
girl.
The notice said Rob-
bins had "refused to in·
vestiiate and impeach
juqes who are bribed by
.,,
" z -G z -• t,be attorney general." It
referred to 19 judges, in·
cludlni "the cream of the •
Loe Anaeles judiciary," _,,
Robbinasaid. Ill
Tbeaecretaryofstate's ~
office said it would take ._O
tbe aip.atures of 2'1,415
re1iltered voters in Rob-
bi.DI' diltrtct to force a re-•
call election. '1t ----...
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Director
Milestone
Dies at 84
LOS ANGELES (AP)
-Direc t o r Lewis
Milestone, who came to
prominence in the
thirties for his classic
''All Quiet On The
Western Front," died at
UCLA Medical Center
after a lengthy illness. He
was84.
Golden West Airlines announces
that all flights will be operating
normally during the runway
resurfacing at the John Wayne Airport,
October6-0ctober 11.
The Russian -born
director. who won two
Atademy Awards for
directing, amderwentsur·
gery Tuesday and died
Thursday.
-..1estone was perhaps
the s uperlative
craftsman. He received
bis lint Oscar in 19'l7 -
one of the fint Oscars
ever awarded to direc-
tors -for a war comedy
called, ''Two Arabian
Knights."
Of all Mllestone's
films , none better
epitomized bis special
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On the Westem Front,"
an account of the
desperation and squalor
o f G e r 1m a n
trench-fighting during
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Smoke Detector
Mandate Needed
Or<ln~t• t'mtlll\ ~uiwn·t~r~ will havl' thl' opportunity Tue~da~ tt1 t .!Ir.' tW\ ,.r l tmportant st ps to ma.kc rl'
s1dc·1wt.;. m th • ,·ounly s w\lnc'orporated areu al ·r in the!
event vi hn• ThE board \\ 111 tare> 11 set ol proposal11 dov~loped by
lht> c·ounl\ fo11r<' l)(>portment and Environmental Manage
m l'nt ·\.:rm·\ thut would reqwre lnatallatlon of smoked~ leelOI~ an m'uh I \H\\t rc~1dential comrleUI IUCh U apar1
ments atld t•tmdomrntum Ownen o all such uo~ts ~ould
be ret1w1 t'(f to mst~lt the alerting devtres wrthm he
months after ltw vrd.ulance.tcoes into ettu~
s~<'<}m\l v uw board wiU be askt"d to enact measure~
requ1nn.i th .~t ~rnolce deteetors be installed in houses ot
tht• tsnw o"ncrsh1p ,•hunJteS from one ~rson l'Q anotht.>r
Ttu::. "ould avply w h<luscs constructed prtur tn April.
197-l, uw tlJlt' an'tollnuon of detectors ber nmt-mnndator y
m ru·" -.m~h: fam1h detached residences
Ttw lxiard \\'J S :;rheduled to ad on thl· r ec·om
m e11tlJl10th ttu.:o. "t•ck, but delayed action after ~ome trtn
ing l'''"tt'm' "t't t' 1•a1~ed about ho" a progrum would oper ~ttl' \(• pro' tde !\moke detectors free of charge to
quahf\ m~ rrll'mb.:r:-of the pubUc.
Thl htJ~tt d ~lwuld \Hilt no longe1 111 acting cm the re -
c·om rncnc1.it 1ons The value of smoke de~ec.to.rs has. been
pfovt'<l 11H'r an c1 0\ er Not requmng their tns tallallon. m
residenua l urntl> would be a short sighted gam ble with
life and prop<' rt '
Rl'<'ruit111g of police officers m many . area~ of the
nation is bcroming a matter of tough going and poor
response in :,omt' cnaes.
lncom<' as oflen better in I.he private sector and police ·
work's traditiom1I career security seems to have lost
some of 1t..-. alluiit
For exllmpl e. the police shorta1?e became so bad in
Houston that Lite bag state's busiest boomtown 1s waging
an unprecedented campaign to recruit Californians.
either alread established as local police officers or
young high :c.:hool graduates interested in becoming
transplanted Texas lawmen.
They <tpparently prefer to steer clear of outright at.
temp~ to pirnte working Californja community offi cers,
though b) so doing Houston could save about $7.000 per
man in bas1c training test costs. Howe ver, earlier this
vear the' did hire awa y a number from Los Angeles.
• C<X'al police chiefs say they are flattered at the ob·
vious compliment to the caliber of California's well
trained lawmen. but they don 't expect any major exodus
The~ -.uggest Texas might be wise to copy the
edu catumal s ystem that produces California's police
qualit} the Ca lifo rnia Commission on Peace Officer
Standard~ and Trainin g (POST). which would be happy
to share its rnethods Califomfa taxpayers pay handsome·
ly for the ti ;.11nmg of our pol.ice officers -and we'd Just
as soon kllep~hem here
Fiscal Relief Due
An iarpurtant piece of legislation that could be of
great helJ1 to .stale and local governments stands a fa!r
chan(''' or r nngressional approval before the end of this
session
H \\OUiu require the Congressional Budget Office to
pr('J'Jn• u fi!\1·al no te identifyin g the probable cost to state
nntl loc.al governments of proposed federal laws.
ThL· adoption of assorted }ederal mandates without an~ aµparent cbnsideration of their eventual cosl to local
taxpay~N> 1s an increasingly troublesome problem.
The proposed law would _mandate fis cal analys.is. of
all federal measures likely to involve costs of $200 million
or m or~ tu the state and local governments required to
implemttnt them
The minimum cost was included because it was felt
the Budget Office should not be required to analyze every
minute measure that in volved costs.
Jtow~vcr there could be exceptions to the cost
thre:,huld 11 u measure would impose specific costs on on
type of gow1 nment -school districts for example or on
one r<:g1on of the country.
As local governments have discovered to their djs.
ma y, the implementation of laws handed down from on
high. whether from the federal or state level. can wreak
havoc: with ~II eady strained budgets. This is an urgently
needed correction.
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of lh e Dally Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
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Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (71 4) 642-4321
Boyd I Ovid's Fate
Bv L.M. BOVD
Tht! Roman poet Ovid was
not the first Love and War
man in history, but he was
the first lo leave s uch
voluminous works as the
"Art of Love .. In 1t, he ob-
served, "Whether they yield
or refuse. it delights women
to have. been asked." That
was the sort of com ment that
got him kicked out of Rome
by the emperor Augustus.
Ovid died in what's now
Romania. sUJI trying to get
his files in shape.
Where would you find the
world's longest stretch of
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
One r easo n Gov .
Brown's rating is not
higher here is that are so
rew in Orange County
advanced enough t.o un·
derstand what he's talk·
ing about
W.A.
railroad track that neither
c urves nor c ross es any
br id1i1 e? Say Au s tralia.
Across the Nullarbor Desert
shoots a straight track for ~
328 miles.
Another thing you can dis-
close at the dinner table, if
-you mte, Is the fact that or.~
or every 10 persons you me~t
on the street has pinworms.
Q _ Whal co mpany
managed to get its advertise-
m ents printed on postage
stamps?
A. Pear's Soap did that. On
the gummed side of British
postage stamps in 1881 and
1887.
Av erag e Big League
baseball player ear:Jlt5 $700 a
day.
Q. What are lhe three most
common surnames in the
Soviet Union?
A. Ivanov, Yasiliev and
Petrov, in that order.
Eh~ht out or 10 elderly peo.
pie in Japan live with rel·
atives. Three out of 10 do so in
the United States.
Q. What's the most widely
recopiiaed name and race in
the United States?
A. Abe Llncoln's.
Rowlana Evans I Rob"rt Novak
Execution Could Damage Korea.
8EOUI~. South Korea The
ti.ch\ llpawd inalatence by the men who NII South Korea that a
dJarrectited dissident must dfe.
no matter how much rev&Utk>n
In the WHt It uclteft, Is buHdlnc
tow•rd a cllmu with traalc con
<Jequenc-es for U S Interests.
fl la by oo m~11n11 ttssured lh•t
\h., dealh sentenctt imposed on
K i m Diae
Junac will tw
comrnul~ by
l,r t>sl d ti nl
C hun Ooo
tlwan To the
contrary, pre
!Udcntial ad
vistH a say
C hun cnu 11 l
hold firm .o r
lh1t1 1•ountry
will never achieve tnw 11lubillty.
dissidents. the y s ay , will
pt<rpctuate pohltcal turmoil here
by using Washington as a court
or last appeal
This advice rails to apprecutle
the consequence for South Korea
or exet•uting a rormer presiden·
t1al candida t e on sedition
charges. While top officials here
told us they can weCAlher U.S.
economk reprisals. they fail to
realize that hysteria spawned by
the e xecution could undercut the
ll S comm itment to defend
South Korea upsetting all
ser urity con s iderations 1n
Northeast As ia
THE WINNER would then be
North Korea's Stalinist dictator
Kim II Sung and his campaign to
isolate South Korea. Arter the
execution ol Kim Dae Jung, the
siren song from Pyongyang -
that his communist garrison
s tate would not harm its
Southern brothers if only those
39,000 American troops get out
might s ound s w e et i n
Washington.
It is ironic in the extreme that
the 30-year-old U.S.-Korean aJ.
liance. forged on bloody bat·
tlefi elds and honed by pc>liticaJ
stress, couJd be imperilea by the
fate of Kim Dae Jung. He may
be viewed as a lion in certain
Washington and Tokyo . circles.
But in Seoul, even opposition
figures write off Kim 11s an op.
Earl Waters
portunh1t •nd Incorrigible in-
tritcuer, who11e reprehensible
corulucUollowin9-the assuaifta.-
tlon of President Pal'k Chung
flee lut Oc:tobec helped provoke
the umy takeover
Tiit: ot:EPF.ll IRONY is that
H ve for the Kim Dae Jung case.
proapcclll are .cood for the rte~
rqtme tn arhleve a blend or
11 tablllty lln41 d e mocrac y .
W<'11tt-m dlpl<mn•t.s and opposi-
tion nicure11, while not happy
otrnut the rc•g l rn e 's more
r\'prt'll9'1 v1• 11l'&>t1Ct11, see Chun
Uoo flwirn 1u1 a therapeutic
leader.
The 49-year-old career officer
who sebect}>Ower last December
and took over as president this
month has the potential lo
achieve what Park Chung Hee
lacked in 18 years or rlUe :
genuinely popular leadership.
While Westerners scoff at the
military reghne>s purificat,on
program that has cracked down
against both corrupt politicians
and r acy television programs, it
is popular with Koreans. They
are delighted that public or.
licials no longer spend Sunday
at the golf course followed by an
•1 rtcajnire you under your clever d is~i~> Jimmy (Arter:
orgiastic 19lh hole, In place of
politicians, the new cablnet ii
composed largely or well·
regarded ~hnocrats.
Oh Se Eung, one of the most
o~tspoken opposition memben
in the National Assembly durtnc
the Park regime, was sickened
by Kim Dae Jung 's COD ·
s piratQrial conduct the past
year. Oh \\'OU.Id have preferred
true democracy. but accepta
President Chun 's promise of or-
der now and democracy ahead.
SIMILARLY, Chun has a
higher rating in the U.S. Em·
bassy than be himself might im·
agine. U.S. Ambassador William
Glysteen, like Congressman Ob,
is a realist -unlike mis·
sionaries and intellectuals who
would impose American-styl ..
democracy on South Korea. But
he has tried to impress on the te·
gime that even conservative
circles in Congress would be ap.
palled by what they would con-
sider a political execution.
Glysteen's advice so far goes
unheeded, pointing up how little
two very different cultures have
learned about each other during
30 years. The Americans· cannot
unde~tand how much Kim Dae
Jung's defiance of Confucian or-
der outrages the regime. 1be
Koreans cannot understand bow
killing one shopworn politician
could endanger this old and
mutually vital alliance.
The Washington-Seoul col·
lision course could be avoided ii
Kim 's life is spared before the
death sentence reaches Chun's
desk. Kim could save himself by
confessing· error. but officials
here believe he~~ • counting on
the West to repneve him. There
is a frail hope than an appeals
court will save Ki01 from the
gallows.
The affair is an extraneous
farce that menaces what might
be a final chance for South
Korean stability. "I think we are
playing the last card," an in·
nuentiaJ official confided to us.
That play might well be doomed
by killing a discredited politi·
cian, bringing changes in the
Asian power balance of
profoundly alarming dimensions.
Special FlDld Maneuver Sidetracks Money
Legislators have found a way to
dispose of the windfall profits
Califomi:l is reaping from its
tideland oil leases. Under the
terms of a bill pushed by As-
s c m b 1 y Ways and Means
Chairman John Vasconcellos the
money which pours into a special
state fund will henceforth be
earmarked for education, energy
development, stale parks, public
transportation and "s pecial
projects ...
Although Vas conce llos says
th is concept of allocating the
fund . which
presently has
accumul ated
n ea rl y $1
billion. will
save the state
money by eas-
ing the burden
on the general
fond . he is in-
d u I gi ng in a
budge'tary
fantasy .
It is surprising that Vascon·
cellos would otfer such a plan and
even more amazin~ that the
Legislature would approve it. For
what his scheme does is effective·
ly remove the tideland revenues
from budget.'a ry consideration.
Thus when the legislators
Art Hoppe
are scratching around next year
and the years thereafter to meet
the monev needs or essential pro-
grams. the tidelands money will
not be available having already
been allocated to programs which
m ay not be as important or at all
necessary.
Vasconcello~ play'e d that
aspect down by saying that the
purpose of the bill was an attempt
to use the money for certain
s pecific programs but t he
Legislature would still retain the
power to appropriate or not. The
fact is that the constitution re-
quires aJl expenditures to be "ap-
propriated" by the Legislature.
Once allocated or earmarked for
specific purposes the acts of ap·
propriation are near automatic
for the state has been committed.
EARMARKING and the
establishment of special furuis for
specific purposes should long ago
have become thoroughly dis-
credited. It is because s tate funds
have been lied to specific pro·
grams through laws. initiatives
and constitutional amendments
that the legislators and the ad·
m inistration complain that the
largest part of the state's annual
budget is uncontrollable. This is
one of the big reasons the state
budget has swollen to an illogical
$25 billion and promise~ to con-
tinue to soar to ridiculous heights
The idea of carmarkmg funds
was conceived in the davs when
the stale operated on limited rev-
enues and the pledging of money
to be raised by a new tax was a
favorite ploy to induce s upport for
it. It has also been used by
sponsors of initjatives for the
s ame reasons. appealing lo the
avariceofspecial groups.
NO MATTER HOW worthy the
purpose for which the money is
committed may seem. the policy
is wrong because it precludes
future legislators from consider-
ing the total slate resources at
budget time . Priorities for pro-
gr a ms cannot be established
because so ma ny commitments
have already been made
This might be a ll right 1 C each of
the favored programs were de-
serving and in need of continued
s upport. But while the revenues
committed may be s mall at the
time the special fund is created.
they always have a way of grow-
ing far beyond anti cipation. Thjs
results in the funded programs
ending up wallowing in money
they don 't need The system
nourishes waste and puts un·
necessary additional burdens up-
on the taxpayers who must ante
up to meet the essential needs of
the state.
AN EXAMPLE OF the manner
in -.rhich special funds create
e xpe nditures whi c h might
not otherwise be approved by the
Legislature can be seen in the bis·
tor y of the' state's system or fairs.
Initially the county fairs operated
without state support. Some were
self-supporting while others were
locally sponsored.
Until 1931 tbere were less than
30 such fairs throughout the state
but in that year sponsors of an in·
itiati veto legalize horse racing in·.
eluded in their proposal a pro·
vision earmarking revenues for
th e "improv e ment of
agriculture." A Fairs and E xposi·
tion Fund was established al·
locating the money to the support
or the fairs. Those revenues grew
enormously. The res ult is that the
state now has 78 fairs in its 58
counties. The fact that few if any
could survive without state funds
dispels arguments that the fairs
provide any essential services ror
the people.
Truth in Labeling Can Ruin a Gounnet Dinner
Jl was bound to happen.
Americans are growing increas·
ingly concerned about whal they
ingest and the food labeling laws
are consequently growing in·
creasingly severe. But what of
the poor souls who are invited
out to dinner and must gamble
blindly on the scientific juda·
'JK..flt of their hosts?
.. was scarcely a year ago, for
example, that my wife, Glynda,
and I were in·
vited out to
dinner. Our
hostess was
Francine
Vamplew, the
noted con·
s umer ad-
vocate and ·
author ol the
best-selling
You Are What
You Al~.
In additioa to •pouain1 the
cause of truth In labelin1. Fran·
cine is a marveloua cook and we
were looking fOTWard ea1erly to
a 1timulatln1 evening out. "Do have one of these bot
Bavarian cheese puff• •lth
artlficial mushroom chips," she
said, passint( the hon d 'oeuvre1.
..
"I think you will be amused by
the hint of trisodium inosinate -
even though Food & Drug Ad-
ministration studies indicate
that it can cause indigestion in
laboratory rats."
I SAID I thought I'd try one of
the reconstituted hard·boiled
eggs instead. Francine said she
hoped I wasn't allergic to
calcium pantothenate. Glynda
asked what the dip was.
·'Ob, It's copper glutinate,
riboflavin phosphate and a few
minced clams," said Francine. I
was glad when she announced
dinner was served as I was get-
ting hungry.
The flrst course was mock tur·
tie soup. Francine rose and
tapped her class with her apoon.
"This mock turtle soup, you
should know," she saJd, "con·
tain1 mock navorina, mock col·
orlng, moek paraley, mock
carcino1ens and real artificial
preservatives."
"Oh, t do think people abould
eat more artlflclal pre·
servatlvea, ". said Glynda.
al••Y• one to compliment tbe
hosteu. "I'm sure· tbey make
you look youn1er."
The soup was followed by
monosodium glutinate, drox-
ylpropyl, sodlum caseinate and
a little lettuce. "That's the best
droxylpropyl I've ever lasted."
said Glynda. "Wherever did you
get it?"
"Oh . I know this little
pharmacist ," said Francine.
modestly batting her eyeluhes.
The entree. Francine i n·
formed us. was "a basic Ferrous
Sulfate Quiche a la Dow with a
touch of pyrodoxine
hydrochloride to add zest.''
"Gosh, Mom never made a
quiche like that," I said.
"But you haven't had a bite
yet," said Francine.
"I ate al the drug store," l
a aid. ·
GLYNDA SAID she simply
must 11.ave Francine's recipe for
"the lneredibly dellclous fbttc
acid sauce'' on the string beans
-if, lndeed, they were alrin&
beans.
Francine said they were, in·
deed, nru., beant and u.e re-
cipe wu rilbt out of the Du Pool
Gourmet Cookbook. lhe one
titled "Better Living through
Chemlltt)'."
"lt's re.ally simple," she said.
"First you mix two grams of
alpha tocopheryl acetate with a
pinch of zinc oxide in a mortar
with a pestle. Then, in a warm
test tube . . . "
But I was no lonier listening. I
had just decided to go on the
Miracle Six-Day No-Cal Diet.
THAT SAVED me from the
dessert of monocalein phosphate
(a substance, Francine ex-
plained, . which "regulates tart·
ness") tarts. These were
followed by '•assorted after·
dinner artificial navoriqs ...
"But please don't mix tbe
banana mocha with the lemon
butterscotch," she warned, "aa
they can produce u advene
chemical reaction which re·
leases a crowd·control .. ent."
After warnlJlC ua to wateb for
signs ~ diuineaa, drow1UMll or
dl1orleotaUon for the next '8
hours, Francine bid UI aJI a
cheery IOOd nitbt.
On the way home, Glynda
asked me tf I sUll favONd ccm·
sumer education and truth lD labellq Jaws. I said I preferred
eatln1.
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NATION Fndlly, September 26, t980 OHL y "'OT A 7
Guard Leamed From Kent State QUEENIE
•r rrrsa AaNl.TI' ......... CW I
lllAllJ -StalHliq on a street 1n Ma own
oel1bborbood wblt-h wa1 now a battJe1round, Spec
5 Sbecktl Ha_mlltoll, lD nu jHht &rid Stffl 'helmet,
ralHd his M·lt rifle and took aim at a t'ar speed '°' mtoat'lncly toward him,
Then be recocnbed that the ceen-a1f'r scream
lal ~Uee from the rar window, in the hut or
lhe Ube~ C\~ riota, Wat has COU1 In
''My Goa, what lf I'd shot h1m'•" said \he 22 year
old memberolthe l''lorida National Gu.rd "May~
itwouldbavebMDle1al,butm fam1I ~ould ne er
havetor1iven me "
But Hamilton had held ht~ flrt"
THE ..... M£Mllt:as Of THE t'lorlda
Nallonal Guard u lled in to help put down the May
riotln1 neither inflicted nor suffered any rasualUes
durin1 three days of vtolence that left l8 dead.
1,287 arrested. and property damage estimated at
$100 million.
NationalGuardorflc1a ls were rehevt>d
It had been 10 years. almost to the da). s1nre
another band of Guardsmen had assembled at
Ohio's Kent State University, during ran anu war
demonstration When the
( J
smolte cleare-d from that
...._ ,.,.:.,-"' • \ U.' ·''·' encounter. four student _ _ demonstrators were dead
, on the campus and the
Guardsmen were wear
ing the label of trigger-happy amateurs
"We all learned a lot from Kent Stale," said
Florida's acijutant general, Maj. Gen. Kennedy C
Bullard. "We mow that it happened and that it
could happen again. We did everything to guard
against it."
AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL, GUARD of·
ficials" bad been uneasy, Another Kent State: like
incident would be disastrous ror the militia's im·
age al a time when tbe National Guard is more im-
portant to the nation's defense than ever before.
"I am concerned when the Guard is used in a
Jaw enforcement role," said Lt. Gen. LaVem E .
Weber, chief of the National Guard Bureau, the
liaison office between the states and the Defense
Department. "Law enforcement is not a Guard
role, but unfortunately our role is often ex-
panded."
In the past year, National Guardsmen have
* * * Military .Signups
Exceed Quotas
WAS:mNGTON (AP) -Military recruiting is
ahead Of ia,get for the first 11 months of the fiscal
ye~r, the Pentagon reports, with all four service
branches of the military either meeting or exceed-
ing their goals last month.
The recruiting record follows a poor showing
in 1979, when the armed services met only 93 per-
cent of their goals.
In August, the Army enlisted 17,200 people. Its
objective bad been 17,000.
1be Navy enlisted 9,700 -100 more than its
goal.
The Marines, with a goal of 4,400, signed up
5,400.
For the fiscal year, the four services recruited
351,500 people, ahead of the objective of 346,400.
1be 101 percent success compares with 93 per-
cent for the same 11 month period a year ago.
...
be.-n ralled up by their stale governors to in·
tervent' tn ntne 11ubltc employees' strikes and 29
ctvll disturbances
When the riots broke out tn Liberty City oo
May 1, Florida Gov Bob Graham called out
thl' GullJ'd Black residents, bitter over a jury's
verdict exonerating four local white policemen in
the death of a black businessman, were torching
buildings and attaC'ktng whites.
"THE GOV.:RNOR TOLD ME HE WANTED
the Guard, but no confrontations," Bullard said. "I
told him I had to arm my troops for their own pro·
tection. ·•
State policemen at first insisted on taking
away the 20 rounds or ammunition issued each
Guardsmen. But later the guardsmen were al·
lowed to carry the clips, and then to load their
M-l6s .
As the lst Battalion, 124th Infantry prepared to
move out of the armory one moming, at dawn,
Maj. J ames B. Simmonds of Miami told bis men :
"Search your souls when you're out there. I
charge each of you with responsibility for your
own self-control. Don 'l even consider firing unless
you're endangered. And you have to account for
every bullet when you come back."
THE KENT STATE TRAGEDY SEllVED to
make today's Guardsmen more careful, in the
view of Florida Brig, Gen. Robert Ensslin, a
Tampa advertising executive,
"We have now developed rules of engagement
for situations like this," said Weber of the Natfonal
Guard Bureau. "They slate that the Guard is
primarily for use in saving life and property.
We've come a long way from the '20s when the
Guard was sometimes used in strike-breaking.'·
Under these federal rules, Guardsmen have no
right to initiate shooting unti.l they are ordered lo
fire by local Jaw enforcement officers. The inquiry
into the Kent State incident indicated that
Guardsmen began shooting without being ordered
lo fire. ·
Jn Liberty City, the Guardsmen first secured
the perimeter of the 25-square-mile community. A
police man was stationed at each of the six-man
outposts.
LIKE OTHER MILITIAMEN THROUGHOUT
the coWltry, the Guardsmen in Miami had re·
ceived about 16 hours of civil disturbance training
the past year. We no longer send our men out like
rent-a-soldiers," said Capt. y.'ayne Merchant of
Miami. "We kept cbeck.ing on our people, findi.ng out
how they felt out there. The soldiers at Kent State
were fatigued and nervous. We didn't want that to
happen around here.''
Some of the Florida Guardsmen were in the
l CHAS. M..CABE l == r."" 1 · . · YrlAmH
With the purchase of either the
wall oven or free-standing
range; we will Include a grkktle,
a 3-plece cookware set, plus an
exciting "Jenn-Air cookbook filled
with 180 pages of color photos,
and dellclous recipes covering
every Jenn-Air option. A $75
value.
For a A111iled time, Davi...&rown will
IKlllcle a CJricldle. Cone of Olll" MOSt r:.i::r cookinc) acc•ssoriesJ
1$41 v ...
Liberty City riots of 1968 duriq the Republican
Convention when slx were killed in nine days of
looting and burning. Some were ~a.lied to Fort
Lauderdale last year to" haul aas durin& a
truckers' strike. They were greeted with sips that
said, ''The Kent State Boys come to Lauderdale.
Thanks Gov,"
"But that was a picnic compared to this
time," Me_rchant said. "Thi& time they wanted.t.Q
blow us away.·'
LIBERTY CITY RIOTERS BROKE into
gunstores and stole an estimated 1,000 weapons.
A truck bore down on a Guard outpost with a
machine gun bluing. Four soldiers shot out its
tires with abou\ a dozen rounds. Gunfire then
erupted from a passing car. The Guardsmen shot
out its tires.
But tbo6e were the only shots fired by the
Florida National Guard during the three days of
lhe rioting.
"The public had been waiting for us to make a
mistake, and we didn't," Bullard said. "I don't
think a Kent State will ever happen agafo.
NEXT:. TM Prioote Ann~s
PROBLEMS WITH HE LP--1 NEW'-ORT BEA_C_K
POLICE?
If you or anyone you know have been
the victim of any use of excessive
force by Newport Beach Police
officers. please call Attorney William
Sheffeld. 1215 N. Ross St .. Santa
Ana. 714-558-7200. ·
MEED
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visit our
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TAKING tEGAL
POSSESSION
To ~ttle balance on eccounu of thrN months
commlnion from recently CLOSED DOWN ORI·
ENTAL RUG DEALER. We h1,,. been mstructed bv
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mventory at •
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Afghanistan, Oum. Sinkyafl11, Samartcand. Caucasian,
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Salvatore Ferraga~o's elegant T-strap. It's another ~~ofile in perfection
from the family noted the world over for making the finest shoes money
can buy. Here, their newest T-strap ... sleek, sublime and absolutely ready
for the moment at hand. Resting on a low heel, delicately appointed
with decorative stitching on the vamp. Ours exclusively, in black
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.48 DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY
Lana·· to 6e Swapped
lnJine Co., Marine• Exchmi/re Acreage
Flail IJr .. ment ha• been re1ched....._ta-.1m .. eom
pl~ and tM Mal'ine Carpi re
l•rdinf • land awap around Ow Tuat1n Marine Corp1 Air Stalioa.
Rep. Robert 81dlum, R
Newport Beach. h .. announeed
The Irvine Company la to UH
th• IT.T acn1 It obtliJted from
the Marinn to reall1n Irvine
Center Drive and Moulton
Parkway. 11uit land la louted
alon1 UM nort,hea11t side ol l1'~
h•llc:op&er bate..
Meanwhile, the Mannes aot ·7\
u rea northwt>at or the Inters~
uon of Warner and H'arvard
avuu.. wblrh ia to be ust'd for
military houlln.C
Another 3t a <'rt8 south ol lht>
land acquired rn the 11wap by the
Marinet will be ut aside by tht'
Jrvlne Company (Or rlvc-yUl"I' In
raae thf' ff!deral gov"rnment tJt•
cidH lO purchase It
Since tht' land bf'lon11n.c tu
each party In the aare.-ment 111
appraised at equal vi.lue, no
money chan1tC'd ha11d 11 1n ttw
land txchange llowflvt•r. ••
part <>f the deal, tht! Irvine 'om
panv Wlll s pend up to s.2~.000 for
Santa ~na St-hCNtls
Kids' Brea~f ast
Issue Postponed
An attempt to revive the issue
of breakfast for needy children
in the Santa Ana Unified School
District hu been momentarily
turned uide in Orange County
Superior Court.
Judie John K . Trotter denied
a motion brought by attorneys
for the American Civil Liberties
Union this week which sought im-
mediate reinstatement of the
t>reatfast pro1ram.
_ lll.ll l\ldae Trotter_, i.n. d~lin·
ing to take action at the present
time, indicated he would re·
consider a request that allows
him to determine whether the
school board, which dis ·
continued the breakfast pro·
gram, is required by state law to
oUer such a meal for needy
children.
"Th.is court intends to decide
on the merits <of the case),"
Trotter said Wednesday before
m aking bis ruling. "I don't feel I
can take action at this time.··
The Santa Ana district cur-
rently serves lunches for pupils
but ... offers no breakfasts. The
~hool-board-voted to w1thdruw
from a federally s ubsidized
breakfast program last yeMr
because it believed offering an
ear l y morning m ea l to
youngsters undermined family
unity and responsibility.
_ More than 1,000 students have
taken advantage of the progr am
which offered meals at reduced
costs or no costs.
Trotter said the-court needed
tQ_"g~ at the head. of t.he mat-
ter.'' in deternrining whether the
district had abused its legal dis·
cretionary powers by withdraw·
ing from the program.
The judge noted that state law
requires at least one meal be
provided to students. but ap·
pears to offe r discretionary
latitude on whether two such
meals are necessary.
School board attorney Don
Rubin said he concurred with
Trotter's action. ACLU attorney
Gary Williams said the necessary
legal work will be done to refile a
motion conforming to Trotter's
wishes.
Teens to Benefit
Advance tickets a r e now
available for Teen Help-Youth
Service Bureau's third annual
Laugh-Off benefit comedy show.
scheduled to perform.
Tickets, at $6.SO each, can be
purchased by calling $57-1000.
Proceeds will aid Teen Help,
which provides family counsel·
ing and drug abuse prevention
services to various wes t Orange
County cities. including Hunt·
ington Beach, Fountain Valley,
Seal Beach and Westminster.
The event is slated for 8 p.m .
Thursday, Oct. 2, at lbe Comedy
Comer. 4700 E . Pacific Coast
Hitbway, Long Beach. Vic
Dunlop, the Wooden Cymbal
Observatory and other acts are
~
-~ ~ ;
Famous Falkland Islands wool, in
our "Own Make" tweed sport coats
The Falklands. off the tip of South America but
populated by Britishers, have a celebrated produc t
-fine wool, very white and free from burr, known
·around the world for its unique soft , resilient
q(ialities. This excellent wool is s hipped to S cot-
land where it is woven for Brooks Brothers, and
we then make the sport coats here in our own
workrooms. T hese are superlati ve jackets, in
plaid and tickweave of heathery shades, and her-
ringbones in blue/brown stripes. $260
HTAILllHID 1111
relO<'aUon of a 11keet range and
r1dlo towers
The hrfal draft or lhe agree
menl WH '"41tined Tuesday by
Ltrltc Gem John V Cox and
1 rv Inti < 'om111m y Pre:sidt:nt Peter
Kremt••
Judg~ Gains
Pri11t c()StS
S•·ttlement
M1llu11I vm'111111 lht' County of
Oran1iw m11<ht 1mund hkt: any
otlwr luw:cu1t, hut, lrl this cut>,
M 1 I I 111 11 111 Or a n .c e (' o u n t y
Suv<•11111 ( 'uurt Ju1ll(e Th~ldort'
M1llimt
The Jud.c~. e lec te d to the .
b\!nd1 '" 1978 (pllowing a stormy
law and orrler camJ.u1IJ(fl, sued
the <•ounty earlier this year lie
l'l1umt.od there was an error m
the amount he was billed ror the
printing of a s tate m e nt of
qualifications that was mailed to
voters wilh sample ballots.
Millard was billed $4,287.89
for lhe printing of the state·
ments. Two other candidates.
whose statements were printed
, late because of a legal dispute,
were charged $2.600. Millard
argued that someone was gel·
ting ripped off. The case never
came to trial. The parties in-
volved di,d conduct s~veral set·
llement conferences. They re-
cently agreed on a figure -
$4,068.04.
Security
Request e d
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Resi·
dents near Metropolitan Stale
Hospital in Norwalk are asking
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. lo
tighten security around the
hospital after a 4-year-old boy
allegedly was stabbed by a pa·
tient. _
Residents testified that pa-
tients seem to be wandering
from the facility with increasing
regularity. Officials at the
sheriff's station in Norwalk said
the station received reports of
about 460 patients escaping lhe
hospital grounds in 11 months.
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NOMAD
SAY CHAISE and SMILE
30% OFF ON SELECTED PATIO
FURNITURE. Because along with the weeks of warm
September weather. you'll save on beautiful famous
name Roger's Chaise Lounge Chairs and patio
furniture And that 1s certainly something to smile
about!
CANTINA by TAOPITONE Reg. $300.00
NOW $210.00
NOMAD by BROWN JORDAN Reg. $104.00
Casual Dining Chair NOW $ 73.00
There's also savings on other selected outdoor
furniture.
MAUNA KEA by BROWN JORDAN
48 .. Table with 4 Chairs
GARDENELLA by TELESCOPE
45·• Table with 4 Chairs
GARDENELLA by TELESCOPE
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 $182.00
SALE ENDS September 29
• L1m1ted to items in stock
NURSERY • INDOOR/OUTDOOR PLANTS
& FLORIST • LANDSCAPING • ANTIQUES
PA TIO FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES
San Joaquin Hills Rd at MacArthur Blvd
Across from Fashion Island • Newport Beach
Open 9 to 6 Daily
640-5800
SAVE IT NOW
Outdoor Ficus Benjamin•
(weeping l1g) "Y.f•
2 gal. Reg. $12.50 NOW $8.98
Ortho Kleen-up (Weed Killer)
16 oz Reg $6.98 NOW $5.98 KIMn·up .
.... • Asparagus Fern
1 gal Reg $3 50 NOW $1 .98
ADDITIONAL SAVINGS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
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SEPTEMBER 30 FOR INVENTORY
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WIHtem A9ff
Off.icial
Scotcl1es
Rumo.rs
D E TROIT t AP l
Be n dix C h ai r ma n
Willia m Agee eall t'd a
m eeting of 600 head
qua rters em ployee~ to
d iscr e d it rumo r s of
romantic links between
him and a fas t rising 1 fem ale executive.
Be fore the meeting,
Agee pro moted Mary
Cunningha m, 29, to vice
president for stra tegic
pla nning at the na tion's 1
I arges t· in depend e n t
automotive supply com-I
pany. Agee hired her as
his executive assista nt
last year. then promoted
her to vice president for
corporate a nd publi!' af-
fairs.
"I know there have
been a lot of questions. I
For once and for all, I
want to slow down the
ru mor mill," Agee, 41,
s aid. '"Her rapid pro -
m otions are to t a lly
jus tified.
"It is true that we a re
ve ry close friends, a nd
s he 's a very close friend j
of my family. But that
has nqthing to do with
the way that I and
others in this company
evaluate performance."
M s . Cu nni ngham
g r ad u at e d fr o m
H arv ard Bu s i n ess
School a n d w a s an
ana l y s t at C h ase
Manhattan Bank in New
Yor k be fore join ing
Bendix.
Divers
Explore
Wreckage
DETROI T CAP ) -
Jacques Cousteau 's re-
se,a r c h t e a m fou nd
nothing new when it e x·
plored the unde rwate r I
wr e cka ge o f t h e 1 f r eighte r E dm und
Fitzgerald, which sa nk
with its 29 crew mem-1 bers during a 1975 s tor m
in Lake Superior, a c-I
cording to the French
e xplorer 's son.
Two researche rs from
C o u s t eau 's r ese.ar c h 1 ship Ca lypso spent 30
minutes on the bottom of
the lake off White Fish 1
Pointe, the fi rst divers
to examine the sunken
freighter. I
T h e Edmund
Fitzgerald sank in No-
vember 1975 after it was
battered by gale-force
winds and 10-foot wa ves.
It we n t d o wn when
hat ch covers leaked and
the s hip's hold beca me
flooded, according to a
1977 Coast Guard report .
"Wh at w as p ut
together by the Coast I
Guard was perfectly ac-
curate," said Cousteau's
son. Jean-Michel.
1 T he younger Cousteau
spoke with the Detroit
Free Press via m arine
tele phone .
Health Fair
FrMtettafor blood~.
eye. pulmc:>Nry,
heerfng. fltneu
during Huntington
Center He.ntl Felr
Thur& thru Sun.
Al90 CPR. ecupuncture
demol I IChoof
Mllslim Sult Quashed
SAN l''H/\NCIS('O <AP I A
S20 btlUoo IMw,..uat , riled "ftt'r lilt'
controvenli 11I movie "O{'ath of 11
'Pnncess was a ar1•d on pul1llr
ttlevtsmn la'lt Ma . hn hf-en
ch~m1"sed tn a (t-dcr•I 1udtet'
who aid It bord••re-d on th••
fr1 volou .... ·
'fht ffiO\H" port r 11)'t-tht' 11u hllc
4-'XN 'Utlon or a S.1u(h Arat11nn
p ri n r t' s ~ for u fl u I l t' o T h\'
pl u 1 nllff1t t c-rrrwt1 1t rni-111\ln~
and d~famat1>n to th1· h lum1t
f <'11.i HIO
l .S. Ol~IUf'T l(lurt Judge
Hobt-rt ~u1lar 'I.l td Thursday
thl• "u11 h.1ti nu 1111•nt and fa1lc1I
tv .11lf'~t' 'll''n,11 11.JOl &~<'' a~ rt•
1\Ulrt'd
A~u1l :i1 nntt•d lh &t lh l'
plamt 1f<i. .1llt'.:t· ull Mu ... hrns
bell~'' l'<l to 11umtw1 more than
t)()() m1lhon w11rld~ 1dl" wen·
dt>famed b) tht• ..tiring uf L>eath
of ,, l'rll1<·t'SK " nut h<· suld the
lh:flun ittaon law d o t!IS not r>t•rm1t
:o.uch .m U('UtNI
"T ht• 111n1 of del amution h•w .. ,
to prc>l.-d lnd1vlduuls . u ttroup
m uy hf> 11uf f1<'1cnlly lurtte-that u
:-itatt>mcnt 1·onl0tir n111g 1t cannot
dt•fume in<tlvtcluul .croup mtrn
b.-r11. • A.cu1lur "llld
It t: ~ t\ I 0 I •. l h c co u rt
i.w1 1111tltc'd i.u1•h LH'l1oni. for such
a lu1 ~" ~10up '"we would render
rrH•Juun~lt•s!i th~ ri~hl:. g~run-
1 f'f'd by lht' .. '1r1'it A111cn dml!nt to
t'0q :il1111· '~"u•·i. of public import "
Tht• :-.ult, ftlt-tl Muy 14 by two
Sttn "'runt l:.t'u ullor'llt'YS who
J 1 t' M lJ'>h 111:, and among lht'
1'lttrnt1ffi., ullegf'd d..ft:ndanl!>
··pruch11·1.•d und a1r t'd the film
l'Ur'iuant to un 1ntt:rnat1onal con
!iplr ..tt')' to insult. ndLC'ule. d1:.
t 1t'd1t and abusf' followers of
1 ... 1 am throughout the world.
Of'IJI DAILY 10-10. UT. ~10. SUN. 10-I
RAUMClllT: DAJl.Y t-t: SWI. 1M
-I FAllJAI DAIU •t: sta t•7
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/\rubs and the Kingdom or Saudi
Arabia "
Defrnda nts inc luded David
J<'annlntii ~nd Anthony Thom1ts,
the vrodut"ers ; ATV of England;
l.uwrence Grossman , pres ident
of PubJic Broadcasting System ;
KQl!;D, the local PBS station;
W(: AH of Boston and the Public
nroadcastmg Syste m.
T he f il m was s h o wn in
1o;n~land in April and by some too P BS alfilJat es m May.
Ra il Lint> Vie we d
LOS ANGELES CAP ) -Coun-
ty Supervisor Baxte r Wa rd has
co m e up with another plan for
com m uter t rains into the San
Fernando Valley, but Southern
Pacific Railroad s aid as far as
il 's concerned, there 1s Ill> sub·
sta nce to the proposal • (
TERRY
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K llled Plagnaatf•
Boy Shooter·
Not Charged
SAN 1>11-:GO (/\P l /\ 9 year-0ld boy won't be
proM·culcd for s hool1ng lo death a• 6·year ·old
11I Jymn1 ... Di:Hric:t Attorney Ed Miller says
'l'he Vll'tlm, Hr1an Stnillard, was shot through
tht-twurt with a small·caltber rine the older boy
took from hli. mother's c loset following an argu
rnl'nl. 1,iollc·c -1md
Mtllt•r rt.•t•orr11111:nded that the older boy, who
"J.Ml't 1dent1f1ed because of rus age, be made a
"<I rd ''' lht' court and given counseling.
· ·Ttus't!. a truly tragic situation," Miller said.
11 .. added that prosecution would "diminish
,,,. \ rhan<'t' the 9 ) ear·old defendant might ul·
t1111Jtt:ly havt' lo t .. ad a normal life ··
The 9-yNlr-old hoy 's divorced mother was not
at home when the Aug 12 s hooting occurred
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Newport Reach
Na-vy Squadron Retired N · M ~.fll l>JEGO (/\Pl The Navy is retiring fl~(Ut-antnA..
Fighter Squadron 121 afte r 26 years Tht:
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CARROLL CITtZENS CLOWN AT THE DULL HALL OF FAME
Vice President Walter Moncfale '1 Among ·~ember1'
Squa dron's pilots shot down 40 Soviet-made MiG
airplanes up to 1972, when the group was cha nged,
into a trauung squadron . Among the squadr.on's
graduates 1s fo rmer astronaut Pete Conrad. \ .,, b " 1 '"'us 1DP1 '' •t • \ M Ne .... pun a~acn opl'n 1010 b Mon Thur~ r.. 1010 9 and Suno.iy i210 5
Dull Tot(''' Title
No Great Prize
CARROLL, Iowa (AP) Maybe it's JUSt a
question of semantics, but the people of Carroll a re
leer~ about being known as the centerpiece for 1
something called the Dull Me n's Club, a shrine to
the ordinary.
"Carroll isn't dull. And most of its people
&l'en-'t dull,--either;" said Ruth Han. city editor of
the Carroll Times Herald .
But the town came up with an ordinary build
ing for the club just the same.
CONTRARY TO COMMON USAGE, dull
doesn 't mean boring, according to club founder
Joe Troise of San Francisco It's a compliment to
be dt.ill. Dull people, he says, are ordinary people
who get things done, quietly and efficiently -nice
people who are "tooJnpdes t to grab the prize."
The Dull Men 's Club, which claims a mem·
bership of 3SO nationwide. describes itself as a
group for those who drive Chevy Novas instead of
Porsches. who bowl instead of discoin~ and whose
idea of a good time is drinking a cold beer in the
s hade and petting the dog.
Troise. who said he drove through this wes tern
Iowa town of about 8,700 several years ago, recent·
ly suggested it would be a good place for a
museum honoring the ordinary Perhaps a "one·
s tory cinderblock building ··
HE SAID HIS DtlLL·OF·FAME, so to speak,
includes actor Robert Young and Vice President
Walter Mondale They will be honored in the
museum.
The 6·by·6 building, now a storage shed used
by a radio station will be offered to Troise for S2 a
year . Ms. Hall s.iid.
Doug Alexander. a s pokesman for the Carroll
Chamber of Cc1mmerce and always on lookout for
promotion ideas. was not overly enthused.
"As n local promotion. it might be kmd of nif·
ty." he said "But I wonder a little bit about
whether you would r~ally want to do it. local pride
being ~·hat it is.·•
Neverthel~ss, he !><1id, Carroll i!> certainly
qualified
··1 gues~ we're ordinary. doWl"·to-earth folk.
There's no crime drinking a ~er jn the shade and
driving a Chevy Nov a We enjoy life and we get
things done H that qualifies, I guess we would fit. ..
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Nuke Reactor
Challenged
LOS ANGELES (AP> A federal panel has
accepted part of an environmentalist challenge to
UCLA's request to renew its license for a small
c.am.pus nuclear reactor. The rulil!£ mea~s a
formal hearing will be held.
Elizabeth S. Bowers, who presided al an
Atomic Safety and Licensin~ Board hearing said,
"We do accept the contention (which questions
UCLA's right to a research. rather than com·
merciaJ license> as appropriate. That means you
are now intervenors."
THE CHALLENGE WAS FILED BY the Com-
mittee To Bridge The Gap, a group based at the
umversity. The committee originally filed 130
pages of allegations concerning the safety of the
20-year-old reactor.
Thursday's hearing dealt only with the com·
mittee's right to intervene in the re-licensing pro-
ceeding. It did not consider any evidence on the
accuracy of the allegations.
Mrs. Bowers said-the 1lniverstty:-l?i commlt::-
tee and the U.S. Nuclear ReguJatory Commission
staff would be asked "lo meet and to work
together to try anct resolve some differences" in
details of the challenge.
No date for a hearing was set. The number of
specific allegations a hearing wouJd consider was
still being worked out.
"WE CAN'T CONCEIVE OF ANY accident,
short of deliberate sabotage, that would cause a
core meltdown or an y startling release of
radioactivity to the atmosphere." said Neill
Ostrander, manager of UCLA 's Nuclear
-En gineering Laboratory which operates the re-
actor.
He said the reactor, which was completed i.n
1960 and re-licensed in 1971, is designed in s uch a
way that the nuclear fuel in its core could not melt
even if all cooling water were lost.
The reactor's maximum output is about one-
tenth of one megawatt of heat energy, compared to
s ome 3,000 megawatts in a typical modem nuclear
power .plant. It is used primarily as a teaching tool
for nuclear engineering students and for research
by other departments .
Brooks' Movies
Series Slated
The comedy films of Mel Brooks will be ex-
amined in a lecture/film series beginning tonight
at Golden West College in Huntington Beach.
Five of Brooks' movies will be screened
Fridays from 7 to 10 p.m. in Forum II. Admission
is $1.50 per night.
Film historian Don Kilbourne will lead dis-
cussions on Brooks· works and their impact on the
mm industry.
The series begins with "Young Frankenstein"
tonight, followed by "Silent Movie," on Oct. 10,
"The Producers" on Oct. 24 , "High Anxiety" on
Nov. 7 and an additional film on Nov. 21.
League Luncheon
Set for Saturday
The League of Women Voters of West Orange
County will hold its fall llickoff luncheon Saturday
at 11 ::l> a.m. at the Huntington Beach lnn, 2112
Pacific Coast Highway.
Carol Burke-Fonte , director of student de·
velopment at Golden West College, will speak on
time management.
Reservations can be made by calling the
League at 714-892-2145 or 213430-3398.
Canal Losing
Some Backing
SAN FRANCISCO . had not made up their
(AP ) -The planned · minds.
Peripheral Canal, which "What has caused the
could expand'the now of overall negative shift of
w a t e r. r r o m t h e public opinion is that
Sacramento River to during the p ast two
Southern Calilomia, is months Southern Califor-
losing popularity in the nlans have moderated
state, according to a new their favoritism for the
poll. canal's construction
.-Mervin Field's latest
CaUfomia Poll s hows
that 35 percent of
California voters oppose
the canal, 34 percent
favor lt and 31 percent
remain undecided.
In July, 47 percent of
tboH aamplecl favored
conatructlon of th•
caHl, while 28 percent
oppoMd it and ZS percent
while Northern Califor-
nians have increased
their degree of opj>osi·
lion," Field said.
Jn both the July and
September surveys, opi·
nion about the canal
dlvlded along section.al
lines, with Southern
California Toten very
much in faVOf' of the pro·
Ject and Northern
Califomimaoppoled,
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Think Tulips
BASICALL\' T~E IDEA Wlth
growing winter veiretables is the
s ame as that in growing cool
s eason annua l flowers The
earlier you get them in, the
morc_.bountifol the harvest will
be Plant your root season
garden now.
Fall is the time to plant tulips. Plant bulbs along a
pathway or to enhance the edging of a porch. They even
do beautifully in pots to add a s plash of color to the entry
way or on the patio. You might even put a fe w under that
_flowering tree.
When it comes io how much to
~row ot each vegetable. it's easy
to overplant or run short For a
fa mily vf ;our. the California As·
socialton of riurscrymen sug·
gests up to a d07.Pn plants each
of broccoli . Brussels sprouts,
l.'abbage, and cauhflnwer
Oklahoma Pmnpkin
'World's ~est'
BINGER. Okla. (AP) -Until now, Singer 's biggest claim to
fame was being the home or Cincinnati Reds star Johnny Bench.
But now Bench. will have to take a back seat to a 240-pound
pumpkin.
'or:...l@Uu~ 2()..foot..row with
heading varieties spaced a foot
apart, leafing varieties only ha lf
that much. Radis hes mature .
quu·kly and are bes t when first
ready: plant one five foot row at
one month intervals A 30-foot row
of carrots and IS foul rows of
b~cts and turnips all spaced
two inche~ apart. ::.hould do the
tnck
Merl Sims. maintenance supervisor at Binger schools, grew a
-pumpkin measur1ng 7 reel and 3 inches around.
"The fair is going on here. so ... we took it down to the grain
e lev a tor and weighed it," said School Superintendent Merrell
Dilks. "IL weighed 240 pounds."
A folder from the South Dakota company that s upplied the
s eeds mentioned a pumkin grown a few years ago reputed to be the
wo rld's largest.
Dilks said he called the Guemey Seed Co. at Yankton. S.D ..
and found the fabled pumpkin was a mere 220 pounds.
''They said as far as they know, ttlis Oklahoma pumpkin is the
world's biggest pumpkin." he s aid.
~urns Tops for Autumn Color
··Mums ran llt· found :.11 nursenes now in a
v. 1de variety of Wl'll nurtured plants . They'll be
hloom1ng m thl· nl·xt f«v. weeks and will provide
color for your g<irc.l~n well into winter -whether
planted 1t1 bl.·do; and borders or an pots and con·
l..1inero;
Most t'hrvsanthemum varieties seem to
n·::.1.HJnd lo tt\c ~anJcncr 's touch almost im·
111ediately And as cul Oower~. they art long last ·
mg.
Where lhl?~ are already planted. mums should
have generous amounts of fertilizer in lhe neJCt few
weeks. Mam stalks can be strengthened by last
minute d.isbudlllng <1nd the pl~ts should be slaked 1r fall winds threaten to endanger them.
Hardy lo tender, depending on the species,
c~ cl amen \\all prove Pffective if combined with
other low growing plants in borders. Their heart-
shaped leaves and nowe rs of white, pink and rose
are very effective. Their flowers resemble s hoot-
mg stars and their leaves are also attractive . All
cyclamen grow best in a fairly rich, Porous soil
with lots of humus and in filtered shade.
You'll also find a few camellia varieties
available in many nurseries that will add beautiful
"patnted" color to your fall garden. Ask about the
sa sanqua camellias with their shiny foliage with
masses of multipetaled blooms. The sasanqua is a
fine winter blooming camellia shrub, restrained in
~rowth and pliable enough to be trained as a vine,
espaliered. or even used as ground cover. Bloqms
are single. semidouble and double in white. pink and
blushes of pink to lavender.
PLAN AHEAD ... HAVE A GREEN Gardening
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STEER AND 10 LBS.
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Our Certified Nurserymen
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NASHVILLE. Tenn .
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started whe n G . W .
H arpe r . 68, dug up
n eig hbo r Paulin e
Ounwoody's g ladiolas
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HYACINTH BULBS
Beautiful Spring Hyacinths
Fragrant, long-lasting
cut flowers and ideal
bulbs to grow in pots.
More Bulbs 10 plant now ...
DAFFODILS • RANUNCULUS •
TULIPS • FREESIA • CROCUS • MORE
tree.
They were blocking
his view of the s treet.
Harper said.
But that didn't give
Mrs. Dunwoody, 74, the
right to pursue Harper
w it h a n e l ectric
Jawpmowe r , General
Sed~ns Jlfdge Robert
Sutton ruled
'·It is just awful for a
lady your age to be go-
ing after somebody with
-----------------------------_. a running lawnmower," Sutton said.
Plant Cole Crops NOw
Have Fresh J/egeiables in Late Fall, Wimer
U you Uve on the coast you can
plant cole crops most any time.
In other areas o r Caliromia now
Is • good time lo plant such cole
crops a s broccoli, Brussel
sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower,
Chinese cabbage, collards, kale
and kohlrabi.
According t o Vincent E.
RubaUky. vegetable s pecialist ,
U nive r sity of Ca lifornia
Cooperative Extension, plantin&
now will allow small plants to
get a good start before cool fall
days You will be able to h arvest
these v i ta min -rich , fresh
vegetables in late fall and into
the winter , depending on. your
area and the crop you plant. .
COLE CROPS ARE generally
planted in rows but because of
their attractive. com pact leafy
appearance. they also do well in
the ornam ental garden ,
wherever there is room. or in
containers.
Preplant fertilization helps
crops thrive. If you use steer
manure. work in I to l 'h pounds
per square foot or garden area
Poultry manure is richer -I
pound per S square feet is suffi-
cient. Work manure uniformly
into the top fi inches of soil
several weeks or more before
planting.
Commercial fertilizer < 16-20-0
or equivalent> should be applied
at the rate of 2 p()unds per 100
square feet or garden space. The
fertilizer numbers r efe r l o
percentages o f nitrogen ,
phosphorus and potassium in
that order. California soils
usually do not need potassium.
IF YOU PREFER not to mix
the fertilizer with the soil. you
can a pply it as a band. Dig a fur·
row alongside the planting row
about 2lh inches deeper than you
will pla11l the s mall transplants.
Sprinkle fertilizer evenly along
the fWTow and cover with at
least 2 inches of soil. Water
enough to moisten the soil deep·
ly. The soil should be kept moist
throughout the growing season,
but avoid excessive moisture.
Cole crops are very suscepti·
ble lo insect d amage. Aphids are
common and if allowed to
persist. hard to gel rid or. The
cabbage worm a nd cabbage
looper can a lso be devastating
and may require pK:oevenlive
treatment.
Many important nutrients are
provided by cole crops and they
are also low in calories. Broe·
coli , cauliflower . and the cab-
bage varieties are e xcellent
sources of vitamin C, especially
if eaten raw. Green vegetables
such as broccoli, collards and
kale are excellent sources or
carotene. which can be convert·
ed into vitamin A in the body.
J;Peekend
Gardening
Checklist
• Spring blooming perennials
may be planted as soon as they
are available at lhe nursery.
The earlier you plant them the
better off they'll be next spring.
Ask for primroses, violets and
phlox.
• This is the ideal time to plant
ornamental trees and s hrubs.
Once the winter rains come, you
won't need to worry about keep·
ing them watered.
• Use soil conditioners like
gypsum now. The coming rains
will help work them deeper mto
the soil.
• Overcr owded c lumps of
perennials like Shasta Daisies
produce fewer and fewer flowers
each year. To remedy this. lift
and divide them now. Replant
the divisions after you add some
s low r e lease fertilizer and
humus to the planting sites.
• Reminder : the sooner you
set out the winter annuals, the
sooner you' II h ave winter
blooms. 1f you wail too long,
cold weather may delay bloom
until spring.
• Dutch iris. frees ias. ixia .
spar ax.is and several other spr.
ing·blooming bulbs are bes t
planted this month.
Broccoli. kale and other cole
vegetables can also be signili·
ca nt sources o f iron and
calcium. as well as other impor·
tant minerals and vitamins.
Perennials
Booklet
Available
If you like flowers but aren't
crazy about planting ne w ones
every s pring, perhaps peren-
nials are for you.
These plants live from year to
year and so you get continuing
nowers.
THERE ARE DOZENS of dif·
ferent types of perennials you
can plant, most available at
your local nursery or garden
s hop. Usually they are in bloom
when offered for sale, so you can
select the colors you want for
your garden.
Look for plants that are com·
pact and dark green. Plants held
in warm shipping areas are
seldom vigorous. You can ten
plants that have been held in
warm areas too long by the thin
pale yellow stems and leaves.
Avoid buying these.
FOR DETAii.£ ON preparing
soil and planting, the Depart·
ment of Agriculture has put out
a helpful booklet, "Growing
Flowering Perennials."
The booklet sells for SI and
can be ordered from Consumer
Information Center, Dept. ~H.
Pueblo, Colo., 81009.
Try Calendulas
Now. the modern gardener is
not restricted only to the bright
yellow and orange calendulas.
There are s ubtle s hades of
apricot. persimmon, cream and
soft yellow Think about mass·
i ng the single colo rs along
d ri veways, garden paths and
parking strips.
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A If arbor Tradition of Note
lh JOEL C. DON 61 _ _,,.._ .....
Takt! aboul 30 women t't'ad.y U) sln1 and dance, put lhem ltl
to a room lhat sffms bk~ tl hould only hold half \ha\ number,
<'ra m tn • piano play•r and a vtnc1C>UA dl~Nor and you hllvt-
the potHIHaJ m•klngs fo r 11<'h.olic11tualion
You also han an cnt'r1et1c lf'OUP u llt'd the Harbor S!ngeo
who brinl harmony to tht'lr spN:1al blend of mu 1ul renditions,
ranglnc hvm "°r to Barh. :swing to aroadway favonte~
The band o women gathf'r for r~hearula evf'ry 1'uesd»y
night at the P~sbytenan Church o( the> rovenant in Costa
Mesa, prt-Servmtc a mull1<'al trad1t1on t hat began almost JO
years a~o
"Tht! KWUP origmall} started as an outlet for women." u
plains Pat Kollemlu. who h11.:. d1re<'tMi lht> group for threl' year:.
"Most ol the girb. hwd ver} small rh1ldren The group haJoi d
babysitter ·ervH·e .and th»t was a real impetus to JOIO "
BEFORE THE 1-farbor Singer:. !urned into a non profit 01
ganizatJon cootr1bu11r1g proceeds to :.tudent music scholarsh1p~
it wa:. a class ut Orange ('oast Collegl' When the Costa Me~a
campus decided IO drop ihe program, Costa Mesa mu~1c
teacher Virginia Kidde r founded Harbor Singers and became its
first director
T he group has continued to me~t weekly since taking
lhree months off each summer for vacation and performs for
a variety of audiences, from Kiwanis Club luncheons and PTA
meetings to more prestigious engagements at Disneyland and
Knott 's Berry Farm
Donations for 11erformances help supply the group with
s heet music and other supplies. The rest of the money supports
t he scholarship fund.
HARBOR SING ERS is a mem ber of the California Women's
ChorU.91 .a network of similar groups which meets annually for a
convention and benefit concert. The May convention at the Dis~
neyland Hotel benefitc ·oncert featured 500 participants.
Next year's convention w111 De neld in Bakersfi eld and each
group practices about a dozen songs to be sung en masse for the
concert. Guest cond&l."lor al the Bakersfield concert will be UC
Irvine music professor J oseph Huszti. •
Although th e g r o up s po rts a p r o fessional a p -
pe arance with melodic singmg and bright choreography, its
goal is to remain modest.
.. , WOULD LOSE my members the day it became serious and
not fun," says Mrs. Kollenda. "These ladies do not want pressure.
They already have enough pressure in their lives."
Over the years, members have come and gone, but the
group number usually hovers around 30. Most Harbor Singers
hail from Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Fountain Valley, El Toro '
and Mission Viejo.
Even with a similar group in Los Angeles, one member,
who used to live in the area , drives from Sierra Madre out of
loyalty, says Mrs. Kollenda, a Laguna jJeach resident.
Drector Pat Ko/Jenda
begs for more and
rrrxe (nght). At far
right, women smg away their
frustrations in
choreographed
routmes.
· ·' ll 's rnurvelous therapy." she opines . "This is your own Jit.
t1 .. 1·rcattve outlt't and very few women have that."
among divorced and widowed women seeking a creative. social
group. ·
The only requi reme nt ror me mbership, besides the
SIO per year dues, ts the ability to carry a tune. Ages range from
lbt' mid 208 to senior citizens. Less agile singers ha ve choreo-
graphy routines worked around them.
"What's happened is most or our members now work so
we've had to go to night rehearsals," says Mrs . Kollenda, who
bas been a member or the group for 10 years.
And though the Harbor Singers has never had a male
singer, membership is not restricted by sex.
lN ADDITION TO the full cast of singers, shows include the
whimsical antics o( a s inger in a chicken swt and tunes from a
qua rttlt called Second Glance. During the Vietnam War, the
quartet traveled with U .S.O. shows throughoutSoutheastAsia.
"l'D LOVE TO HAVE some men," snaps Mrs . Kollenda,
~ho leads her group with the bravado of the conductor or a ma-
)Or choral ensemble. "I don't think that they'd (the group)
would be comfortable about that but \l wouldn't bother me a bit.••
In rec~nt years , Mrs. Kollenda notes. there 's been less of a
ne~d for babysitting services. And membership has increased
t
But, she adds. "If any man wanted to join. he'd have to sing
in a lto."
Harbor Singers perform With p1zzazz
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Philharmonic Physician
Lailee Bakhtiar, officia1
doctor for Los Angeles
Philharmonic. always
goes along.
Lailee Bakhtiar, who keeps members of the Los
Angeles Phi/harmonic orchestra healthy,
concentrates on preventive medicine.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Lailee Bakbtiar
may not be a musician, but she bas as much to
do with keeping the Los Angeles Philharmonic
harmonious as any of its 100 members.
As the orchestra's team physician, lhe al·
tractive M.D. makes sure the Philbannonic's
oon-musical organs are in good form when the
group ~on its many international whirlwind
tours.
Treating the musicians isn't always eaay,
she says, even though most of the problems
encountered by the doctor are minor. such as
the common cold or gastroenteritis.
"Very often there's no one place where a
person can be examined that's quiet. Let's say
I'm on a train. I can't necessarily rl.Dd a com-
partment that's empty, so I sort of have to give
consultations in hallways," Dr. Bakhtiar ex-
plained.
"Naturally, there ia no office, so I'm always
behind an instrument or a curtain or walking
down a ball. When we're in the hotel, of course,
it'a easier. 'lben I can go to aee them or they
can come to me," she added.
Dr. Bakbtlar said worldn& without an office
waa one of the bl11eat adjustments she bad to
make when she began lreatin1 the orcbestrai in
1172. She hu traveled with the lfOUP on alf of
lb foreip t.ou.n since then.
••Actually. another pbyslclan went on the
tour of Japan in 19'72, and I was a peat of
.Maestro and Mrs. Mehta," Dr. Bakbliar said, ex-
plaining how she became the team,doctor. "But
the physician had to return to the United States
-be had an emergency -so I took over."
The job has not posed any unique medical
problems other than the lack of an office, she
said. "Certainly. the medical experience Is not
that different than what I'd be seeing in Los
Angeles."
But there have been some tense moments
as the group's physician, the doctor recalled.
·'In 1974, one of the musicians had a heart
attack on the plane two hours before we landed
in New York. I had to r adio ahead for an
ambulance and paramedics . . . lt was pre-
carious," said Dr. Bakhtiar .
She said treatment of the group's illnesses
is only part of her job;· preventive medicine is
the other.
"By being available, I'm able lo see an ill·
ness at the outset and prevent it from getting
more confpli~ted," she said.
During the Philharmonic's month-long,
20·city tour of Western Europe lut sprin1, tbe
doctor rode with the musicians on their buses,
trairus and planes. She attended lbeir rebeanals
and performances and even acco~panied them
on their days off while they shopped and went
aightseeirig.
"'Ibey certainly have the opportunity to
brln1 up any medical problem lhal arises early.•'
abe said, "so that is when lbe prevention comes
in."
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Keep Records Sealed
DEAR ANN LANDERS I was an
unmarried mother many years ago
ln fact. I had two e hildren -0ut or
wedlock. They were both adopted by
the same couple.
With God's help, I s traightened my
life out and met a wonderful man.
We ·were marrie d in 1965. Our
children are 11 and LJ years or age
The adoption laws are changing m
some states and I live in constant
A111,
Landers·
fear that one day my out-of-wedlock
children will come knocking at m y
door and say. ··Here we a re! "
Should I tell my two daughters they
have a half-sister and a half-brother
somewhere in the world? H so. how
do I e xplain it? They know nothing
about that part o f m y past. My
husband ~s we should keep our
mouths shut until the problem arises
He says the day may never come.
but if it does we will deal with 1t
openly and honestly at the time
What is yo ur opinio n ? -
NERVOUS NELLIE IN NATCHEZ
DEAR NELL: My oplDJoa ls tbe
••me •• bis. Don 't trouble
trouble 'Ull It troubles you .
Your let~r ls u excellent eumple
of wb•t can b8ppen when adop&ed
children are given access to la·
formation about &beir natural parenl.S.
I long have been in favor of keeping
those sealed re.rords sealed.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : For
months I have been wanting to share
with you and your readers my ex-
perience with depression and to em-
phasize the importance or pro-
. fessional counseli.n,g. After r eading
the letter from .. OK Today but Wor.
ried about Tomorrow,·· I felt an
urgency to write immediately.
l. like so many others, believed that
to seek help for emotional problems
was to admit inadequacy. It was
easier lo bluff my way through. After
five years or progressive depression.
I considered suicide. My marriage
was falling apa'rt, my children suf.
fered from m y '"highs " and "lows "
and my self.esteem was shattered. I
so ught escape in Valium and
became addicted.
One night. after several hours of
crying. I dialed the number of a
psychologist that a friend had given
me months earlier. l made an ap·
pointment for the next day.
The suppressed rage and ange.r I
began to vent surprised the hell out
of me. What freedom l After several
months of concentrated therapy I am
in love with Ufe. I enjoy my children
and my husband and I feel like a dif.
ferent person I don 't want to over-
s tate the case -we are not exactly
the "Partridge Family" -but things
are 100 percent better.
Please continue to urge people to
seek professional help. If they hap·
pen to get an incompetent counselor
the first time. tell them to try a
second time -and a third. I know
from reading your column you are
with me. Please help me reach all
those depressed people out there who
need to know there IS a way out. I
found it! -TO HELL AND BACK
DEAJl BACK: C.gratalaU.. OD
•iJlainl oee of the &oaglaest baUlff of
all. Aad aow I llope your JeUer will
move otben who are where yoa were
five years ago to reach Jor the pboae.
They can flad • counselor ln lbe
directory uader mental bealtb. Or
any physician can recommend •
therapist. U your dty bas a Com·
muaity Referral Senlce, It coaJd be a
sbort-c:Dt. Good lack to all of yoa !
CONFIDENTIAL TO CORPUS
CBRISl1 ON THE FENCE: Yoar
fears are malOGDded. Tbe major dlf.
fereace bdween a man ·of '5 atKl a
man ol 35 la 3' y~ars of experience.
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SAn.JRDAY, SEPT. %7
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (Mar. 21 -Apr. 19): New
contact proves valuable ; fresh ap·
proach to in'lestment leads to solid
gain. Highlight originality, self
confidence, initiative. willingness to
stand tall for beUefs.
TAURUS <Apr. 20-May 20) · Obtain
hint from Aries message. Lead
rather than follow -heed "inner
feelings ... Judgment, intuition serve
as reliable guides. You'll be asked to
make special appearance.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): What
starts as something to fear could
actually res ult in c ause for
celebration. You'll gain backstage
glimpse: secret is revealed as r esult
of clandestine meeting.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): A
friendship is tested: one who has
your best interests at heart will offer
"constructive criticism." Check ten-
dency to be resentful. A void knee.
jerk reactions.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ); One in
position of authority wants to open
dialogue. Talce notes, get ideas on
paper and express self in graphic
manner.
VIRGO {Aug. 23 -Sept. 22):
Lifestyle could undergo
transformation. Focus on distance,
F,_tea'-for
bloOd pressure, I
eye. e>ulmonarv. I hearing. fitness dunno Huntington I
Center HMltl'I Feir I
Thurs. thf\I Sun I
Al90 CPR. acupuncture
ClemOS & IC:hool
1mmunlnti0n.
domestic adjustment. possible
change of res idence and special rap-
port with family member.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Dig
beneath surrace indications .
Someone is trying to pull wool over
your eyes. Maintain sense of balance,
humor and fitness. Check financial
resources, ratings.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Em·
phasis on production, special re-
1 a tions h i p . l ega l rights and
permissions Welcome ch ance for
new creative outlet.
SAGl1TARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
You receive support from "unusual"'
sources. Persons who had been indif·
rerent seem suddenly to take special
interest in your views, actions.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
Focus on physical attraction. ad·
venture associated with romance.
s peculation, change, variety and con·
tact with young persons.
AQUARIUS (J an . 20·Feb. 18 ):
Your natural abilities s urge to
forefront -and are appreciated.
Know it and proceed with confidence.
Hunch should be fl.wed through
conclusion.
PISCES (Feb. 19· r. 20): You're
''barraged" with suggestions, re·
quests, calls, messages and in·
vitalions. Short trips, relatives, vis·
its. help make this a busy, exciting
scenario.'
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m1lt•s awuy la"'t week. and officials
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1ndu1ltn~ the. mayor, havi: heen sick
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Be nny Mert'er. mayor of the
c·ommumty of 200, puts the blame
:\quart>ly on the toxic fumes that
seeped Crum the silo
Mercer said he was awake early
Friday because he had been alerted
to the explosion by a Firefighter and
was co nfer ring with other
com mwiity leaders on whether to
order an evacuation.
Ll Gen Lloyd R Leavitt, vice t•om munder or the Strategjc Air
l'orurnand, said Wednesday that Air
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fumes had not reached Gay and in
ract had not ({One more than one mile
Before the town was evacuated
Mercer s aid, the fumes st urted to roli
in.
from the silo
But Mercer said Thursday that the
fog. which arrived about an hour
after the t:xplosion. melted within 15
minutes and the Ajr. Force did not
"A little after 4 a m .. it started
moving in here lake fog." he recalled
"Wt: could see ush falling , little
particles In the mercury lights, it
really showed up, like a light snow.
You co,uld step out in it, breathe it.
a nd it would just burn your nose
plumb to your lungs ..
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Lance's Bank
Won't Pay Bill
CALHOUN. Ga. (AP) -The Calhoun First
National Bank has decided not to pay $1.1 million
in legal expenses incurred by former bank
president Bert Lance in his defense against rederal
bank fraud c harges, the former U.S. budget
director says.
Lance said Thursday he was told of the
decision in a letter from Atkins Henderson
chairman of the bank's board or directors, I
Henderson refused comment.
_LANCE, WHO LEFT the Georgia banking
b~siness to ~cc;>me President Carter's first budget
director. said his claims on the Calhoun bank were
made under charters and bylaws obligating the
bank to pay legal expenses in criminal cases
against officers and directors .. if they are found
not guilty.••
LanC'e was found innocent on a II but three
charges against him and the three were dropped
after a 16·week trial in U S. District Court in
Atlanta. He had resigned his federal post amid an
invesligati9n of his banking practices.
Reports earlier this week said Lance plans to
eall a meeting for the purpose of ousting the
bank's current le adership and making himself
chairman and his son president. The Lance family
owns about 15 percent of the bank's stoc k.
LANCE, WHO ONCE headed the bank as
president and then as chairman, said he hasn't
decided whether he'll take the matter to court.
The denial apparently also covered a claim by
one of Lance's co-defendants in the trial. Thomas
Mitchell of Dalton. Lance and Mitchell asked for a
combined $1.2 million to cover the cost or their
defense.
Rose Kennedy
Said 'Strong'
BOSTON (AP) -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy
delivered three books to his mother as she rested
from her s~ond intestinal operation in a year and
later predicted the 90-year-old family matriarch
will be "up and going very soon."
"Mother's very lively, strong and vibrant. You
can't keep her down," the Massachusetts
Democrat said after visiting Rose Kennedy at New
England Baptist Hospital Thursday.
Hospital officials s aid Mrs. Kennedy was
walking b_~efly and ~as in ·•very good spirits ...
Her condition was listed as satisfa<'tory . Mrs.
Kennedy entered the hospital late Wednesday for
s urgery to remove a blockage an he r intestines.
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vtt. mlner•I• •nd hydroca1oon >ub I 38'11-IO Sl•n<t> ""low a <leOlll o• !00 IHI, I ---musurtO from •ne wrlau of •••d1 P llRLIC NOTICE I PUBLIC NOTICE land. wl1h0Ut •he r1gltt of entry upon 111• \ur1.oco IM~of "' reurvod "' FICTITIOUS aUSINEJS -rl!<orded in DoOk 7457 P<\Qf '-1.1 NAME STATEMENT l'ICTITIOUS aUSINEH Ofllclal Recor~ of W IO county Tiit IOllOWll\q per..,,, " do1n Du\I NAME STATEMENT
Tht ''"~ 6ddr~\ or oth...-common ne\\,4\ O J Tn~ fouowinio (M:r10f1 '~ dOU\Q busi~
dt>•Qn <111on ot lh• •t•• 11ro11•rly AO\/ANCEO OAAFll NGln.ss:;ILLll'M OEE JACOBS
O.•cr•bfo<I ""°"'" pUrpor11!<1 tobe 1074 SERVICES. 441 E lllh Slrttl Co\1• ENT ERPRISES 17111 o B •
nu& p S1r~1 Foun1.in Vallo . C• '270. Cl\t~tnno C \la Mn a C•h•o•n•• Mew Ca '12U7 roo.hurst
OOtrt Bruce B•own 135'1 Wllll•m 0.. Ja<OO• 9957 O<
Sa ., t "'" o.-m-,.,,.....,1 cove C•unuq, Ao El Toro. Ca '12&)1) crtSl~umtnQion BNcn "c• 91._.. • ...,
nant or Wltrrantv t llPrtU or ll'T\Phl"d Tn1s bu\tntts '' condu<tff by an 1n Thi\ bu1otf'f'\i •S <~ted by an In
reoard1n9 tlllt" 00\s-es!HOf'\ or encurn-Ohi110ua1 otwldu•• Dr•nct\. 10 IM¥ IN> unpalO ,um of Bru<t Brown Wiiiia~ j)ft J.CObs Ul.411 18. Ph,. lnteresl ,,...,.,.,.,as pro '"'' ''"''""""' *•• fil ed ... 1h 1r.e Thi• \lal~nl wu Ille<! with 1,.. •'~In trw Holt se<:ur•d ov •<>•d OHO Coun!y Cieri of Oranoe Countv on S.11 County Cltr~ m 0<<1119" Counly on~~ 01 lur\I. p111s "' 01 lh,. O•lr o4 In• .n. ltmDt• ll 1"80 lemb4'r ti, 1qeo ~ •11•1 puo11ca11on <Ii th•• Nollv an ,,.1111 f 10Sl71 llor.•1 ~•t1m4t.,., 8mGUnl "' Sl.500 uo PuDll\1..:1 0r6110<' Co.st Dall~ Pllol Fl4U65
for aowanc:t\. II 4ny vn<Hir lht '"'""' ~ol 1' 76, Ocl l 16 1'180 3111 to Pu1>l1\hf<l Or•~ C°"'' 0 .. 11y Pilot ot u ld Deed ot Tru\t, te<i•. charQe\ StPI 14, I•. O<t 3 10 1Q80 182...0
and "•Pf"'"WS o• '""" r N\tH PtBLI(' NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Tl\t B~O<larv un<lf!r W IO O~d o•
-r-re.;s• ,,.~ htrtttofore t'tt:K Utf!d lho °" •
llvt'red lo s•id Tru~tff • •rtlte-n o.e1ar•1ton 04 o.1au11 01 1,,.. 001,9,.. NOT ICE OF DEATH OF N-67200
!•OM -urea DY W•O a.ff ol '""' A L L I S T E R C NOTICE OF DEATH OF ~'::c:1o~r~:-"s.:t'.'':~1,°.! ~~;!' .~~ DA\/ I DSON, aka AL. c:
1
w ILL I AM MAM 0 RU rrus•ee-ceuM<ltot»mor-onl DAVIDSON OF LAGUNA SHINTO, aka WILLIAM
June ••. ·-·~ ln\lfumonl No ISs.11 BEACH, CALIF. AND OF M . SHINTO, aka BILL Boo• IJU5 p,.Qe ••u ot Ofllclal t p E T I T I 0 N T 0 S H I N T 0 A N 0 0 F AKord\ohaldCounty ' ~.10 sa•e w111 bt conoucttd D• ADMINISTER ESTATE P E T I T I 0 N T 0 Ca1tforn1" Po<lln9 ano Pul)llsh1n9 NO. A -105984, ADMINISTER ESTATE comp•ny whOW aoa"'" and 111>on" T o a I I h e i r 5 NO. A·10S4S2. . num~r I\ ,,, NOr1h Mac!l\On .Avf'nul'. b f. . . . T 0 a I I h Pueoena. ca11torr>I• 91101 11>31 ene 1c1aries. creditors . . . e I ,r s , oa1-•-and contingent creditors of bene f1c1aries. creditors
o•reo S..11tem0e• 11 1'1@0 Allister c. Davidson aka1and contingent creditors ot
.AN OLO~~e FEOE~AL SAV•N GS1AI C Davi dson a nd William Mamoru Shinto,
ASSOCI ATION OF SAN per sons who may b e aka William M. Shinto,
01EGO I otherwise interested in the aka B 111 S hinto and • cor-•llon · 1 h ••T•vsii. w1 I and/or estate. per so~s _w o may be
av l•nae A wamtr 1 A petition has been filed otherw1s.e interested rn the ~ AulS111n1 v1ee PrHl~n1 by Helene o. Roberti and will a nd/or estate: S.:~11;t~1 ~~~oefl oa111 P•1°11 United California Bank 1n l A petition teas been filed · · · ,..,-ao the Supe r ior ~o urt of by Ernesti ne Shinto in the
-Orange County reQuesting Superior Court of Orange
PUBLIC NOTICE that Helene o. Rober.ti anof County reQuesting· that
c1TYOF United California Bank be Ern ~stlne S h into be
l'OUNTAINVALLt!Y.CALtl"ORN1A appointed as personal appointed as per sonal
NOTICI INVITING llDS r e p r e s e n t a t i " e t 0 ., r e p r e s e n t a t i " e t 0 l'OR THI QUlotHT EMUUI~ · ad . ' t th f Aooa1:eu1ns1.ua•v .. ,.oo•AM adm1n19ter the estate of .~1nis er e est~te o "ltOJECTN0.4nt Allister C. Davidson, aka Wilham Mamoru Shinto of
HOTICE is HEREBY 01vEN '""' Al c. Davidson (under the,Costa Mesa, Californ ia 111e CllYCcunc1to11,,.c11vofF-1a1n I n d e P e n d e t lunder the Independent V•lley, Ctllloml•, Wiii rece1•e SHle<I . • n . . . prOj)Ow1> Ull'llh ,,,. ._,"' 11.00 am . Adm1n1stration of Estates Adm1n1strat1on of Estates
on Mono.r. 0c1-r '· '"°· '"' 11>r Act). The petition is set for Act>. The petition is set for OUICKSET EMUL.SIO N AG hearing in Dept No 3 at hearing in Dept No 3 at GREGATE SLURRY PROGRAM, In . . . . 17 Q · • • • • •«orO•nu .. 11,, lh• Plant and 700 C1.vte Center Drive, 0 Civic Cente r Drive
I Sll@Ctl1UllOM Prooca•h •n•ll ~pre West, in the City of Santa w e s t ' s a n t a A n a .
••n1.a _, ...,.,.., <0••" •nO "'"""" Ana California on October C a I if or n i a 9 2 7 0 1 on ..C<OMPMI~ Dy ont ot llW IO<tn• of ' 0 t b 111ooer'• W!Curuy reciu•r~o by Sec1ton 21, 1980al lO :OOA.M. C 0 er 7, 1980 at 10 :00
1 1 01 01 111 .. SI••• ot ca111orn1• IF YOU OBJECT to the a.m . s1•noard Sl*lllullons. A1t 11roPOsa1s 'granting of the petition IF YOU OBJECT to the Shall Of m•r••O "PllOPOSAL ON ' t . f .. PROJECT NO •110 ... •ncl t>e m•>ieo you should either appear gran 1ng o the pet1t1on,
Benefit
or Oell•trld \Cl as lo be In lhe hdndl of at the hearing and State YOU Should either appear
1,,. c.,, c1etr• •' r>er ottlce .n c11y your objections or file at the hearing and state
Ski ~ ::!'~~!'.:!~::,:7~·1~.!:.:7!~;,: written ob1ectlons with the yo~r obj~ctlons o.r file
P rece1nd Wiii ... PUl>llCly -td. U · court before the hearing.' written Objections with the •m•neo. •nd oec••·~ DY "'' cuv Your appearance may be court before the hearing. c1u k Blddtruncs '"' pu1>11c .,. lnv11 in person or by your at· Your appearance may be :!,~00::,::.~ •1 ,,,. Oe<ltr•lion °1 torney. in person or by your
WASHINGTON IAP) Fewer than five per· A11 t>ld• "'re<el...i. uem1ne.s, ano I F y 0 U A R E A attorney. . ooc:11reo ... 11 be ,.,erred by,,,. CHy CREDI TOR t I F Y 0 U A R E A cent of the mcome-tax returns processed by the C•••k 101,,. c11, env1,,..r """ow c11y . g t ...,.,., orofa hcon · c R E 0 1 T o R 0 , a
Jnte rnul Revenue Service th1·s ea 1a· d t A11orney10tc'-<••~•nar..,.,n1nci10 an en er~• or t e de-. . . Y r c . u:ne a ax 111e city eounc11 al t11e •e11u1u •O· ceased, you must flle your contingent creditor of the
credit for 1mprovmg home energy emc1ency. the 1ournec1 .... 11nc;aon 0c1-r 1. '*· claim with the court or deceased, you must file
agency rel>C?rte~. . . . : 1,:;1
1:; ;~'::':~::.";!,":,~:. present it to the personal your claim wit~ "the court
The I RS said that 4.5 m1l1Jon of the 90.9 mtlhon tafn • bu!.lneu lltense fl"Om ,,,. c11101 representative apPointed or Present 1 t to the returns processed through July 31 took the special Foun1e1n vall•v 1" Ktordance with by the court within four personal representative
d . h" h . . I,,_ Founlaln Valley Munitlpel Codt th f appoint d b th t er e 1t, w tc was enacted m 1978. Cla ims for the vo1um• 1, rn1e s. owpeers s.o. .,,.; mon . s rom the date of . . e Y e cour
c redit total $441 million an average of just utader s.111. first issuance of letters as within four months from $100 per return ' In ucorOMIC• wltll ,,,. provisions of provided In Section 700 Of the date of first Issuance . s.c110M1no101m,1nc:1us1 .. ,01111e the Probate Code of of letters as provided In
TllF. ENERGY CREDIT CAN REDUCE taxes
by up to $300 to compensate for in~tallation of in·
sulalion. storm windows and si'mila r energy.
saving devices. /.. Jess-used part or the credit
totaling up to $2,200 per home. helps offset costs of
installing wind· and solar-powered energy equip·
mcnt.
The report covered about 98 percent of returns
ex peeled to be filed for the 1979 tax year.
The 90.9 million returns processed listed ad·
justed gross iqcome of Sl.4 trillion. Salaries and
wages accounl'M for 83 percent of the total, or Sl.2
trillion. Dividends totaled $.12 billion and interest
income $78 billion.
THE TAX LIABILITY ON THE returns
totaled $207 billion. If divided equally among the
returns, that would mean an average liability of
$2,276.
The report showed 38.2 percent of the returns
were filed by i\ersons or families with incomes of
$15,000 to '50,000 a year. Those taxpayers owed
60.l percent of the taxes.
The 2.4 percent of taxpayers with incomes
above $50,000 owed 2'7 .t percent of the total.
Tupayen with incomes under $10.000 ac·
counted for '3.9 percent of the total but owed only
4.4 percent ol lhe taxes.
Tupay•n claimed 220 mUUon exemptions.
The Sll.I mllllon who filed the longer Form 1040
claimed ltembed deducUona ot •119 bUJlon. ·
:-i:.~~,~~,:';~~1~J~=~~.; California. The time for Section 700 of the Probate valley ,,., l>Y ·-1on et<W1alnea filing clalms will not ex-~ode of California. The 1,,. pre•aWnv _,., r.i• o1 ·-•tor pl re prior to four months tame for filing claims will ~'c~~~':.:C.:':: :!..:'.:"~~,::. from the date of the hear· not expire prior to four 1r•c1w111c11w111be .. .,_,011'1ewc· ing noticed above. months from the date of <Hsful blcldlr. ,.,...,.111nv •evH •n YOU MAY EXAMINE the hearing noticed above. ~~!~~:._~.::.:!4:..!~11e';,,:; the file kept by the court. YOU MAY EXAMINE recen1 ..._ ~..,.,..,._ 1or 1,,. If you are Interested In the the file kept by the court.
oraneec-t.,-•pu11111MC111y111e estate, you may file a re· If you are Interested In the ~,:!';': ,!'~ '!::.1.:::;:,.~n~~ quest with the court to re· estate, you may file a
111• u1e11t1111H F•dt••• Mln1m11m celve special notice of the request with the court to waee. 1nwentory of eltite anet receive special notice of No bid wOI.,. <onslele..O untns Ills the Inventory of st •t m lOe CHI ll'le olf l<i•I lll•nl< form and Of the petltfOnS, aC• . • u e 1urn1~ l>Y -.. Clh _, 11 made "' c o u n t s a n d re po r t s assets and of the petitions, «coroanct w1111111epr.,,,111o,,,o1 1111s described in Section 12 accounts and reports
Hollo and aw p,_ .. , r-trwments of the California Probate described in Section 1200
•nd condlllom ... lor11'1 -SKtlon of , ... _ ,.Allf I 2 o1 tne SIM• °' Ce111om1a St...cNro Code. ""' "'° orn a Probate s.>«111ec.11on1 EKll _,mu~ 11e A.R. Kimbrough Code. tic•-In «<onMnce wnn ,,,. ..,. L•thM & Wdlns Pll<"'-SIMt U-. Plana. Speciflcellons, -ottlcl•I SSS South Ftowef St. Propow1forms10 be -tw Dk9dlnQ Los A,..e.s, CA 9007t can be o«llalnect only el Ille efflce oftlle T•I: (213) 41.S-1234 Cll'll.Ene!Mtf. City Hell. p I • ...__. Tiit <HI of said l"lens end ub l:::.o~ Orange Coast s..c111c.u-1ui.oo, 1nc:1lldlne .... 11 Dally Piiot, Sept. 2S, 26,
K lguchl & Y asunaga,
Attorn•ys •t L•w, 3255
Wllsltlre Blvd., #636, Los
Ant•l•s, CA 90010; t•I:
(213) 417-1103.
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MARMADUKE . by l~act Andtnon PEANUTS
Ml/ ~EPORT lOOW 15
().i C~l5T~ 5'f'M80l5
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
by Charles M. Schutz
HAHAHAHA!
by Tom Batiuk
BIG GEORGE
. • 0
.by Vf rgil P1rtch
B4> rHE WAL; , 15 Tl-415 A
5H.LlRE Pl-ONE ~
YEAH t fHE. 1..A5 T 1iME. 1148.>
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UP WlfH 51X-INCH BOLT.5 f
"Phil. have we received a call concerning a
missing sandwich machine yt>t?"
SHOE
MISS PEACH
F IZANCINE, WOtALD
I SE WELC.OME
AT YOLA ~ HOl.ASE ?
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WAY, A ~™lA~: YOll1'D
8~ VELLEO ~r,
0ELITrt.eD, .ANO
!LAMED Fo~
E Vell:YTHINu
by Jeff MacNelly
Ferd & Tom Johnson
11L .. HAVE TO c::,o GET T'-'EM !:<
by Melt Lazarius
YOLA'O BE
LlliCE ONE OF'
THE F'~ILY.'
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO
"One of ' the teachers hod o baby and brought
him to school today for Show-and -Tell."
DENNIS THE MENACE
JUDGE PARKER
TUMBLEWEEDS
HMM .. :THe L.1me: MUIE:
1Nt71AN IN~U.ECTLlAL.
NANCY,
WHAT ON
EARTH
ARE YOU
DOING?
YOU KEPT
WALKING
THROUGH
HERE AND
I WANT
PRIVACY---
DRABBLE
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"What's the matter. Don 't you want a rose on your
table?" by Kevin Fagan
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
OR . SMOCK
CHeF, 1'He
PA1'1eNr
I N 2.14
FOUNP A
M E!SSA<Sf:
IN HeR
P Ot.JL.-rRY Pi e.'
by George Lemont
SO? HO"'-"ING
Pl Ge:ONS DON'!"'
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K I Pc:::>O .'
l"-.N\USI NeeD A
VAC Al"'ION .' !HAI"'
A N SWE:R MADE: se:Nse -ro .Me.'
by Gus Arriola
~ 00Jl3T WEIJT
tJIJNOTICE:D
I~ mt= Ml')£11J6 OF~MUO ~ '/OtJR ~CJC?f
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
•
ACROSS ~ Struts
1 Nutty 58 Adorllf
5 tnstptd 59 Edge
10 Funds 60 Dines
14 Greek con-62 Turn
test 64 Roman poet
15 Bnng ou1 67 -pole
16 Ordnance 69 Mr Skinner
abbr 70 Call
17 Ewers 71 Gladden
18 HoOows 72 Fnsll by Harold Le Doux
19 Fruit 73 Sluggish
20 F'oends 7 4 Fumed
22 Jells 75 Card
24 Sea eagle DOWN
25 Author Whar· 1 ACCiaim
too 2 MonS1er
27 leaves 3 Transformed
29 Loolls ahead 4 -kick Grid
32 Out111 ploy
33 Painting 5 Mattress
J.4 Card ol Old $Uppot't
36 Vt P, tor short 6 Fnill drmk
40 Sandbar 7 Slstltfs
42 Angutsh 8 Penonned
44 Ofeedlul 9 Canada's
45 Ancestor Pearson
47 Coolidge's 10 -pistol
Veep 11 Arab chief
49 Container 12 Keen
by Tom k .
-4 50 Cheer 13 Anflen
Ryan 52 ~cut 21 Careen
treea 23 --and·
UNITED Feature Syndicate
Thursday's Puzzle Solved
span 48 "And --
26 Judean king bed'"
28·Elderly 51 Warmer
29 Diet 53 Lab utensil
30 Russian city 54 Crutches
3 1 -ecllpse 55 Competitor
35 Hauled 56 Juarez par
37 One who 57 Garment
frees 6 t Male animal
38 Dltcord de.ty 63 Cloek d111
39 lndin1t1on 64 Notice
• 1 Pt1111 66 Motsture
43 Corrected 68 Sevres SM·
46 Derby, e.g. son
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I .TT Cannon
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Jan\' L ~enta
1s urt director of
M ct're-er) Pa t·1
fie Ad\•erh sers.
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trc>nrh
Selects Chief
1:
1. Wayne Oliver, 42. hWi been n~med presi
dent ol ITI' Cannon Ele('trfr dlvl8ion, Santa Ana.
and Wlll over8Cl' the firm'!! nlove to the former
BASF Video 'or1~ htu1dquartf"r?'\ In f'ount1un
v.-11ey • .
Oll vn wa1.1 appoint.-tJ tl1 lhl· JX)S1t1on alter
formf'r p~l!lldt>nt Jau u_•tj l\mlc r'io11, S9, unnounn •d
11lun1 lfl reRlgn be1·auMi 11( lllnl'~:s
TRUST DEEDS
4 VAIL.AILE FOi IMVISTOIS
DCEt..lEHT YIB.DS
Andt-raon wall beco ml' ass111t11nt l(roui1 .iencrul
mana6(N (()r the l'ompuny whh'h ha)I offl~c:io In
Sun tu Anu. Ir v me . l't1r111111u, Phot•11h: Can1:1da ,
<:t-rmany, EnrtluncJ uod Aw.lrahu
For dc>t.,11 \ tall 960-1957
T ho mow 11\ 11lunnl'd Cot Ut•1•t<m ber llASfo'
Curp d osed In M ay leuv111~ tht.• l!tl!'>,000 11q uure toot
bu1ldan11 va(•unl 0 Bob Wlllldrn' flrolo.t>• onvt1me
11 rit~ c.1 r1k
I • t t t •t1
CONSTRUCTION FIMAMCIMG
•Res1dt-ntrnl up to 4 units
no t<lkeout comnut.ment..-requm:.lo(l
•Com merr1.il Building
Takeout commit ment rt>qutrt'<"l a long
with leases
•ora n~e County Properties
•Land Loans up to 1 year
50c1, of appraisal
•yp lo S7..aQ...OOO
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10 .... "°"""" L.ENO E R
11< rit< lge l~ank
?171 CAMPUS DRIVE
IRVINE CALIFORNIA 92713
CONT AC'T JEFF JOHNSON
I 7 14) 833-3700
Health Fair
Free tests for
blood pressure.
eye. pulmonary
hearing. fitness
dunng Huntington
Center Health Fair
Thurs thru Sun
Also CPR. acupuncture
demos & school
immunization
COLLECTORS
CORNER
Rare Coins & Stamps
GOLD A Sil VEA -:-
Prices for 9-25-80
0.14 C .... im ,. SUnr c1. in 10
l(rUQtrr.nd\
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100 '°'"""' )CJ Pu o•
90,Sll•e• 8-
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South Coast Plaza VIiiage
Suftlfk; .. , el Beer $1
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WIDE AREA
COVERAGE ( :ao )·our corporal ion afford nol to use
the .l1crccd~s -8cnz JOO SD Turbodiesel
asthc~anycar?
300 SD A hmo11c;ine may 1ell 1hc \\llrkl )nur firm
"altlueni. fhe JOO D furboJ1c,cl
1c11, thl· \\11tlcJ '"''' 111111 "um,~icn1iou<\, and inno,all\C. and ,hrc!\\d.
1 h" f)l•lh 1r 11l 1111 l•11d1 11 L'~·J ,!?<.Jan ma~ define 1hc most 1111clligcnt car for
\Our l'11111p.111\ , nJ lur thl.''I.' energy-on<ocious times. Tc\! drive it 1o day.
Mission Viejo Imports
authorizeu Mercedes-Benz deal er.
(714) 831 ·1740 (714) 495·1700
28701 Marquerne f'arkwc1v 11 S1Avery) Mission V1e10
Or101tt County . L.~ CoW>-
ty. S1n Btr11.1rdl.oo County ,
Rlvtrsidf CoWlty.
817.75
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P UBUC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF NON·llESp0NSIBIL.ITY
Nolft e I\ hf'tt>t>y QIV .. n tr"ldl t"• un
OtrUQl'Wd ••I nol °' rP\POf'l'i.•blft IOr
.n., o.ou Of ll•btlUI~\ <(>nft'dctPd by
anyon• 01~r tnan "'•vlt on or .,,.,,
thh Cl•tft
NOTICE: OF SALE FICTITIOUS llUSINESS
Nolle .......... Dy g1wn Pl'•"'•"' 10 NAME STATEMENT
YCllOn\ 3011 Mid JOn Ol IM Civil Cocte N-47 .. ot lht Sl•te 01 C•lllornla lllt un The lollow1nq c>e•M>n\ an ooon9
0 1ttf'd '"'" '''" o~n ot s.e>otembtlr 1..0
o.r,•Qnfod Mc.Farl•nd s Tow1n9 , Inc
1
OU\ln•U .,
..... "" al public •ucllon •l 740 N CAL PACIFIC SOUTH LIFE •NO
ltbr,lon Ave , D••nge, CA t2Ma •I HEAL.TH AGENCIES, 1201 Oo~e SL.
10.00 a m on ~ay, tM llh d•• ~ullt .000. Newpori Be.ch, CA. '26'>0
8ar0d•a M H~dncn Of De lobe• 1'80 the follow ing CJ! P1cll1c Life •nd Heallh
117SI Manc.tw•ter ~><nbt!dproperty,iowll; Ag tn c le s ," CAL I FOR N l•1
lrv•"I!, Ca 01114 10 ] Ood9e OMI CP. Vin Ho CORPORATION, '""&?1111 Avenue of '""
Publlsned Or•n9r CO.HI D.ollv LH13GJ8 13'782. CA Lie No. 74JHTI Stars,Sullt750,L."'Mlll"l.S,CA.'®&I Pltol Sept 75. 76. 0<1 1, l'l80 Saia salt ,. ror 11,., ""'DOW 01 s•lls F . H. & Company I n•uunce
J8q).6() lytno lien or \ht unClerSlgned for low. Servlcts, Int .• Calllornoa corp0rallon, I I •no and/or sloraoe Charges logell\er '201 Dow SI • Sufi• .ac>, Nowp0n Beacn.
1 P UHi.iC NOTICE *llh cos I• ot ad•e•li•lno and eapense• CA. '16'>0 lot sate Ttih Duw -ess is cor1dut led by a
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS D•ltd lhls 2&111 .,., ol Seplember, lll'M••l pertt>ershlo.
NAME STATEMENT ''"° Glt••ld W Ganman Th« IOllOWlno per'°" •• 001ng l>USI· J IC. Lim Sales ~~:~~i':r:: ..
ness •• P~b;~~'::o Ora119e Coul Da ily POol. and ~llb-"9ll>Uts
J&J ASSOCIATES, 1991 Grec..-L-?1 -1· -This st•l-1 w•• lllf!<I "'"" '"' Costa MeY,Ca 0106 --Ja mes T R•flerly ™ Jo•nn Counly Clu -of Or•nge Coun1, on
Slrtel, Costa MeY . Ca. 01&11 PUBLIC NOTICE Stp1em1>er II, 19111.
Tf\IS bu\l,.,.ss is conduc1«1 bv an In I' 14~l
dlvlctull P'ICTITIOUS-llUSINESS Publl$1\ed Or-Coast Da lly Pllol, JMne~ T llafle1'1y N•ME STATEMENT S.pt. 16, and Ocl 3, 10. 11. 1980
Thi• flat..,_, was 1111!<1 will\ '"" Tn1 lollowln9 per\ons are doing Counly Cltrl< Of 0.anot' Counav on Sep-llu\1neu as,
ttmt>er 11. 1'8(), ANSWE R AD. J30 Wu l 8 &y
1'14U77 Sl•HI, Costa Me'HI, Calllo•nla <t2U&
Publlslltel 0.""<!I' Coast D•llv Plloll Dran90 Coast Dally Piiot, " S.pl "· 16. Ocl 3, 10, 1980 l7u.t0 Calllo•n•a corporaflorl 330 Wtsl Bay
Slrttl Cosla """"'· C•ll•o•n•• '1?62& PUBLIC NOTICE T111, 11us1ness "<onc:tuc1..a by a cor pot•Hon
O•anqeCoas1 MUNIC.,AL. COUllT OF THE Oitlty Pllol
UATE OF CllLJFOllNIA ~obtn w...i
CRHTllAL CHIANGE COUNTY p,,..,.,...1 &
JUDICIAL. OISTlllCT '· Mi>MQo•
1• O vlc CIMer ~ .... WHI I Ill\ ~laltmtnl wa. llltld with •~
S.MA AM, Cllilomla '110I Counly C~rk ot D•anoe Co.inly on S..p. INO:,;N~ ~~~~:AN.:.:~.~.~.~.~ temwrl 1980 Fl
P11bll•ntod O.a119e Coast 0•11• Pll corDOrallon
DEFENDANT ARNULFO G
GUE RRE RO, Individually dOd dll•
GUERRERO"S SHEU !.EllV•CE.
and DOES I lh•OU!ln lC, 111clu•lv•
SUMMONS
S..ot S, 12, 10, , •. 1980 3'><l•·IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
CASE NUMllEll 1'1tl2 ----
NOTICE!"(°" ..... -SutO Tht F~C~~~!:~~·:::s.
Cffrt .,.., .. ._ ..... ,.t you wl-• Tile loOowlno person is doln9 busl·
,.... ~ .. -_..,~ '0" ,.,__I ntu as wltlllll ... ., .. II-... l•formltieft CAl lFORNIA 1(01(0 MATS & -:~~wish IO _,""' .O••<e ol M ENVAIR, "" Placenlla. Costa Mas..
eltorney In l"'s mall••. '°" smutd oo O tt•27
so prompUy .., lhal your ,.•tlltn HubNrCI Linn Ounktl~, 114 S.
..._,.. H 8flY. ma, be flied on ume C1nyor1 -s Roact An-•m Hiits,
AVISOI UUMI ... t1• .........._ CA ttlOI II '"._, ,.... _ ... , c ... tr• ui Tllii llU'4MU .. ConckKted by ... In· · dl•ldue1, 1111 •11•1 .. cle • m••o 110 U•. H L Dun"ll ,._......,.,. ...... LHla · ~n . ... ..,,,.K._.,..,__ Thi\ si.1-1 was flltd with the
SI Ulttd dllwa li0flcil1r 01 conselo de Counly Cltn< Of Or-Covmv on Set>·
un ·~ en l'l•lt •Sunlo, d<!berl• tem be• 24· IMO. .. ,., ... ll•c•rlo lnnltdl•l•mente, d• nttlo
INIMra, "' ,..,.. ... H<rlla, SI ... ,
al9une, ~ ,., reglsl•ad• a 11emp0,
TO THE DEFENDANT A <IYll
compl•lnl llH bHn filed by Ill•
ptalntltt ~Inst .,ov. 11 .,.,.. w1s11 10
Oolfftd tNs 1-11. you tnusl, w11n1n
• dot vs (Ofter thl1 """"'°"' Ii. wrw d
'on '°"' lllt weth lflis to<.11'1 • w.,11.,.
1'99'>0flM 10 "" cornptainl Unlff' '°" do Ill, ~ cltl..,11 will be t nle•ed °" -41<allon of ~ pt11n1o11, ano 11\h
court ,,.., ent•• • JuOll"'*"' ..-11111
,.., lor trot rt llfll e1tm1ndlld '" the compt•lnt. which could ro ult In
1ernls11.nen1 ot wa9u, to1nv of
montv or pr-n v or otM• ••llPI
reqvesttcl In tr. compleint
O,_ TEO. Merell S. ''"· Donald L. Armou•, CllP•k
lly: JHMIM Gales,
o.cMy
ST•AMTZ&~INI
a no•NEYSATLAW ,,.. ......... s-............ ca ... 11
Publlslltel 0r•"!lll C.oast Oallv PllOt.
Sepl. 2'. and Ocl. 3, 10, 17, "'°
P UBLIC NOTICE
l"ICTITIOUS eUSINIHS
NAMa STATEMENT
Ti.. lotiowtno perlOfts .,.. dot111 t>u~lnen ••
PA C IFIC CO A ST
PRESENTATIOHS, '100 -Pa<lll< CN SI Hwy , Ne-1 BHdl, CA. 91"3
Oon L.oran Harper, i.7JI
Grttt1•lew a..-, Huntlneton e.ac11, CA.t> ...
Ecto Guidotti, 321' Clay SI., Ht wPOt1 IHell, CA. 'Ml
This l>1islnts• Is conctucted by a
~ntral~p.
DIWIL..H-r This .... _t WM llltd With the
coun1, Cl..-tl .. ~·~ c-tv on
S.Plt-U,1• .. , .....
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The 1011owlno •"ons a•e d olno
bu•lnen i s
AN CAMP BELL. COMPANIES.
11100 8H<ll Blvd Hunt1n91on BOAch. California 91~
CamplHtll. Beo., Aulomoll•t
Grouo, IM . a Calltorn1a corporation,
11100 BtK I\ Blvd , Hunllnoton Beach, Callto•nia '1?6"11
This bu>IMSS I\ CondUCled by 41 CO<• DOra1lor1.
Campbell, Bec ke•
Automo\lvt G•p., Inc
HUQOL.GrlmalOO
Thi> s1,aemen1 was filed wilt\ '""
Counl y Clerk o1 Orange Co.inly on SeP·
tembt• l, l'llO.
Fl-11 Publl•lltel 0.•"91! Coast Daily Piiot.
Seot S, 12, It, 76, I'll() J606.IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The lo1towln9 perM>ns ¥re doing
bUStlW\I .,
M E llR ILL LI M I T E D
PARTNERSHIP, 7S2 W. l~h SI .• Costa
MUI. CAW.21
Mark w. Chi. 1196 Oriole Or .•
costeMts..CA'262'
Chino-Hui IC.t0, ... :w Otcoll Slrfft.
Forest Hiii, N.Y. IUIS
Mlcl\MI l(ao, .. -34 Otcoll Sltffl,
Fort>I Hiii. N.Y. lll7S
Y ano·Cllleh Chao and Zu·Hu•I
Cheo IMr & MF\.I, JO Orch1rd
Avenut. Holmdllt, N.J.077:J3
Kuno-SYnv Hu..,.. '932 Vl<hburo Ort .. , HuntlnQIOn Btach. CA.,_
Albtl'1 H. C. Hsieh -Mar9"rel
c . Hsl•h IM•. ' Mrs.I, 1"21 Ml
Clmerron Slrwt. Fountain Vall•Y. CA .,,.
Jul·LI Sun •net Su-Yu Sun IM•. &
M".I· "32 Vl<lo.SO\lf'I Ori .. , Hunt·
lnoton llNch. CA., ...
MUii. W. CN -Hal·Lft Chi (Mr,
& M".I· 11 .. ~tole Ori••· Cosla
Mes., CA m»
Jao Htittl anct J udy Hsi.ii IMr.'
Mrs.>. 12'31 Blltlllllno c ..-11, Cenltot,
CA '0701
This l>uslnen h conducttd by a
llmlted par'INnlllp.
MarkW.Oll
Tiiis st.eltmtflt w11 llltct with 11\e
c-1, Cltrtt of a..,. C_.v on s..
..,,.,.,., Ill, 1•
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Th~ fotto""""O ~rVJn\ are do•no
OU\1ntU •'
CLIMAX INSUUITEO BAGS
110 1 Nlcl\ols. Un11 H, HunllnQlon
BH cn,CA ,,...
Ct\rlSl•n• M Morrell;, 1150
Whlll11(, "IS. Cos la Mc!sa. (.0. q26)1
C••OI A. Morrel1I. 1150 Whlll1~r.
ti IS, COSll NIO A. CA '1•11
This bu\1Mn 1\ conductedi oy d I general par'tntrsl'\•P
Ch•l•llne M Morre111
This $).element was 1111'<1 wltt\ trw
Counly CleH oi Or•n9e Counh onl Septem~· 14, l'llO •
F14set7
Pubhsne<i Orange C.0.•1 Daily P1101
Sept 7•, """ Oco ), 10. II 1980
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
T ht follow Ing pe•sons 11re dotn9 bu''"'" •s. MON DESIR ENTERP RISES,
J011A s. Herbof Ol•d .. Costa M ...... ,
Ca . 91U&
Ch1rles R~IMIO Gle1'1h. UIS El
Rio Cl•cft, Cost• Mts.i, Ca. '2616 I
c ... 1e Bell Gttrth, 2•5 El Rio Cir· I
cle, Cos•• MeY . C• '2•2'
Thh b11<ineu Is CondUCt•O by '"
dlvl®a" Chu-and wife)
CNrlt\ R Gle1'1h
This stat-I waj hlf!<I wltn II•
Co.in1, Clerll ot o..._ Coonly on Sep-I
tem~• 11, t'llO
Fl4SJ'7' I
Pubtl"""'9 0.-C:O.sl Oailv Piiot
Sept "· ?&, Ocl. J, 10, l'llO J781-IO
PUBLIC NOTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE~ENT
The 1011ow1no D<l/'SOn• "'" do1no buslneu~. I
H F S BUILDING, Suite 100. 290
N1wporl Cenlor D• • Newp0r1 Beach ,
CA •1MO
John Mex Sltinb•ugge. 4012
Ondlne Cl•cle. Hunt1"91on Beach, CA ., .. ,
Norma Sttlnl>r-. 41111 Ondlne
Circle. HIA'\tlnQton ~Kii, CA. '264'1
Aot.n EIKNl«h. SIO Klnos Roact,
Newpol'1 Btac11. CA. '2MO
Tiii' buslneu Is conctuc1..i b• • vene••• partnerslllp. J°""MHStei....,..._
Thli. swttment w•s fifed with 11\e
County Clen. ot OrMve County on Sep·
ltmber n. 1'80.
F IO.,,
Publlslltel Or•nQll Co.ul 0.11, Piiot,
StPI. tt, and Ocl. l , 10, 11. 19'0
PUBLIC NOTICE
l"ICTITIOUS BUSI MISS
N--. STATEMRNT
Tiit 1011-11111 persons a•e doing
butlntH ll!
THE HAIR DEPOT, 770 Bristol
SI., C<Kla Mtw. CA. m 2'
Daniel M. SI-ore, utt Brl•way,
Irvine, CA. t2714
O.rotlly I. SI-Of'•, 42'1 BrldQtw.,,
Irvine, CA. tV14
Thi\ buSIN n 1, tonductlld bv •n 1n.
CllYICfual. , Oorollly I. SlttOl'a
This •WI-I "" flied with the COUflly Cltf'k oA Or-COvnly on S.P·
ttmller 12, 1•.
l"t4M1 T .. :UUl--1
P-1-Oranoo Co<llt Dally P1...-s..t. ,., Ott.'· 10. 11. "'° ,.,, ...
Publlshfd OrMgot Coest o.tly Pll04,
Stp1 2•.-on a, to, 11, 1• Fl.... Pul>lls'-d 0.-C:0.51 O.lly Pltot
"1NO
Publl ...... Or ... Coalt O.lly Pll04 s.c.t. J4, -Oct. J, 10, 11, ,_,
Seti!. U, It, :i.,O<'t J, •• >6t7 IO 2t14'410
Tral" :ffatt
Slate Sen. J a mes R. Mills.
D·San Diego, has been elect·
~d chairman of the board of
directors of Am trak , t he
Nati o n a l R a i lro a d
P<J ssengcr Corp.
Re taurants
Head Named
C Stephe n Lynn has bet!n
named cxec:ut1ve vi1·e president
a ncl rhtef operau ng officer of
ThL' Wa rehouse Res taurant s,
Inc
The firm has restaurnnts an
Newport At!aC'h, Ma rina del Rey
and Redondo ll€<1CPl J::-yrin li ves-
in the Lemon Height s a rea of
Orange County
.....
Savings, Loan Firnu
Coalition Protests
Merger Proposal
SACRA~~ CAP) -A ·minority coalition bas asked the
Brown admirustralion for a 80-day delay in deciding whethe r to aJ.
low. G~eat Western to merge with 1J smaller savings and loan as· soc1ations.
The coalitio_n or 34 community, minority, womeD's and low·
Incom e groups filed a formal protest to the $12.1 billion merger.
But spokesman Robert Gnaiida said at a Capitol news con·
fe rence Thursday t~at t.h~ group might not oppose the m erger if it
was assured that mmor1ttes would get a fair shake. He said he was
afraid the merged giant migtit shift its interests to international
finan cing rather than building housing in California.
HE SAID he was concerned that state Savings and Loan Com·
miss ioner Linda Yang was hurrying to approve the merger
without setting up guide lines.
Gnaizda _said his group had been unable to get copies of the
m erger application ~rom Ms. Yang, and that when they finally
we re obtained from Great Weste rn there were only six days left to
protest
. He said tt was impossible lo d~gest the 14-volume application
in so short a time, and so sought the 60·day delay.
MS. VANG COUL.O NOT be reached immediately for com·
me nt
Ile asked Brown to c reate a task force to develop merger
pohctes to protect minorities and inner cities and ensure that the
needs of the entire community a re met.
Gnaizda said the me rger of Gre at Weste rn with 11 associations
m a holding com pany called Financial Federation Inc . would be
"the lar gest and most importa nt financial merger in California
his tory··
HE SAJO THE SAVINGS and loan industry is on the verge of a
"major revolution in"terms of its relationship to the public."
"Within five years, it will be competing with banks across
sta te and. pe rha ps, national lines for depos itor funds and services.
"The result, in ·the absence of clear. community-oriented
g uide lines. could be a flight of billions of dollars from California
homeowne rs to interna tional markets and from inner cities to
m ultinational corporate developments.
-'fhts -protest questions not the l°'n~Vitablhty-or Cl>Ttectness of
such. only whether it should occur in an uninfo rmed fashion
without either plannfog or public participation."
Ovt•r Tiu--Counl•--r
MASO Listinqs
Adv•nced Declor>ed
;Jnch•llOlfd Total 1uu"' New lllQllS '*w k)w' Total ~•lo
171 ) 18 11 \. 12'.
15'. 1511.
J6• I 31 26'. 1b-l., 11 ) 111.
Ups and Do"'n•
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1" ~ •
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482 691
1,sn 2,1•S
131 1 )9,071,100
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MUTUAL FUNDS
~~W.;,~!1~o'";i.},. '""J:11~t~ull~~1 1100 ~on1\'J ~~~ ! ~ 1~ ~ ~~k~I 1Ut 7 11 Pr~c~llundf~.1' ls{,:,,u:n~~·90 NL
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Friday, 8-c>tembef 29, 1980 s
FRB Attarleed
Housing, Money
Disaster Feared
97 JOHN CUNNIFF ........... AMIYll
N£LYORK -An important home mortaace tr'O'-IP
has intensified its attack on the Federal Reserve Board,
saying the board's policlea threaten the country with "a
housing and economic disaster."
The US. League of Savinp Associations, whose mem·
bers hold a major portion of home mortaa1es, claima the
Fed · has favored commercial banka over aavin&I ln·
stitutions and thwarted long-term financial plannin&.
"I think it ls a legltlmate question to a1k if-the Federal
Reserve does not have too much power," said William
O'Connell, executive vice president, in a California 1d·
dress this week to league members. 0 He said it represented "an ex-
traordinary , unwarranted and I
dangerous grant or power lo a few non· . J
elected public officials who are not ac· \ _
countable to the electorate of a ~111.P'
representative democracy." •
O'Connell's comments were the ~ latest development in a campaign
against Federal Reserve and regulatory ~
a c tions which the league says
endangers the general economy, and ~
housing and home financing especially. cuNN1PP
The campaign, designed to relieve "chronic near·
chaos in financial markets,'~ Includes speeclld, lobbying,
court action to reverse a regulatory decision. and an ad·
vert1sing campaign soon to get under way.
ERRATIC FED POLICIES, he said, "have plunged
t his country into a financial malaise, with double digit in·
flation threatenmg to become hyper·inflat1on, with
runaway interest rates and rising unemployment.''
O'Connell's blast al Fed officials and the Depository
Institutions Deregulation Committee, which he said is Fed
dominated, has been building for a year But the roots of
the difficulties run deeper.
-He said meny of the-finan<Mal i>f'Oblem&--Of...mortgage.
lenders originated with the triggering or inflation by the
Vietnam war, and the s ubsequent worsening of it by oil
price increases and federal budget deficits .
BECAUSE OF INFLATION, O'Connell said, Congress
authonzed removal of interest hmitations on savings, bop·
ing that higher returns on deposits might offset the decline
in the dollar's purchasing power
Congress, he said, was "wise and prudent enouah" to
write into law that deregulation should develop in an
orderly manner over a s1x·year penod. But it erred, be
said, m relinquishing power over the process-
Authority over deregulation was granted to tbe DIDC,
in which various financial regulatory agencies have 1
voice, but in wbich, O'Connell said, the Federal Reserve is J
"the flags hip and dominant agency." ~
LF-.~ THAN TWO MONnts after its formation, DIDC
virt~all.Y eliminated a regulation that permitted savings
mst1tutions to offer more attractive yields than com·
mercial banks on 6-month money market certificates.
As a reswt, the savings industry claims if lid su<lif'en·
ly been thrown into competition with much larger and
s tronger commercial banks instead of being able to adjust
and strengthen itself over a period of years.
The effect, O'Connell said, has been to extend Federal
Reserve control from the commercial bank area, which it
has tradit1onally regulated, to include "life and death
power over all financial institutions.'' ~
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Rams Management Overreaets
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<;urnack. "See, they've got the money. It may
not be the Rams' money but she's got it, and she
doesn't want to give it to the players. the people
who took this team lo the Super Bowl.
propriety or the article but, as Gurnick
admitted later, Klosterman handled the matter
in a much mort! dignified manner.
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"Incentive? There's no incenltve here .
Whctht•r you win or lose you get paid the
'inmt'." said Reynolds.
Anyway (and this part is a bit cloudy).
Swet•l Gt.'Qrgia either read or heard about the
Gurmck's article and went into a rage. She im-
mediately called Coach Ray Malavasi and
slapped him on the wrist fOr letting the players
talk about her like that. a nd then he immediately
went into a rage and slapped Gumick on the wrist
for wntingsuch "a slanted and inaccurate" piece.
"Look, I wasn't out to attack the Rams. I'm
not pulling a crusade against them like a few
other writers have been accused of doing. I was
simply doing a reaction story to what Georgia
announced last week."
MaJavasi. as a punishment, barred Gumick
from talking lo any more of the players on the
practice field, which was somewhat funny in
that the press has always been barred from do·
Ing such things.
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media Cs ht> couldn't ;i vo1<J thJI 1 th.it a'"'~ $25\J
million produc·llon t·ompaO\ hod ht-l•n for ntt•d
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, \t r .a s_>o tlOO or S:~l.000, a nd all the while Sweet EVEN GENl::RAL MANAGER Don
Klosterman got into the act, questioning the
THE POINT, OR the bottom line lo all this
is that Sweet Georgia and MaJavasi panicked. ~
Sweet Georgia because she was worried about
public opinion, and Malavasi because the boss
was getting on him.
(See SEVANO, Page 88)
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AP Wlropfloto
Crucial Trip for LA
'We Need lnwnsity Against Padres' -Lopes
• LO~ ANGELES IAP> The Dodgers
had hoped lhe return home after a poor
road trip would give them the boost they
needed in the National Le ague Wes t.
But Thursday's 3-2 loss lo San Francisco
dropped Los Angeles out of a tie with
I lous ton for the West lead and the Dodgers
ended their homestand with only four wins
in nine games. Tonight. trailing Houston
hy one game. the Dodgers play in San
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Diego, where the Padres have won five or
six games against Los Angeles this season.
"SAN DIEGO ALWAYS gives us a lot of
tro uble down there," said Dave Lopes.
who accounted for three of the Dodgers' 10
hits Thursday and both of their runs.
"We're. just. going to-have. to play San.-
Di ego with the same intens ity we do
Houston and Cincinnati . "
Dave Goltz. 7·8. will start the first game
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of the series against the Padres' Steve
Mura . 7-7. The Dodgers play three in San
Diego and.lbre<:. in San Far~~isco bef qre
returning home to close lhe regular season
in a t hree-game series with Houston.
Out of necessity, the Dodgers started
Conner Refuses
To Discuss '83
N EWPORT. R .l. <AP) -
freedom s kipper Dennis Conner
had just completed a two-year
m ission to defend the America's
Cup. and he was not ready to
start talking about 1983.
~
campaign was actually carried
by two yachts. Enterprise and
the year-old Freedom.
Conner decided only in May to
go with the newer boat after try-
ing both off Newport and off his
home in San Diego for the past
year. It was an investment or
lime and money by the sponsor-
ing _Fort Schuyler Foundation
unmatched in the cup's 129-year
history.
three rookies against the Giants.
Mickey Hatcher opened at third base in
place of Ron Cey. who suffered a bruised
thumb in Wednesday night's game. Mike
Scioscia and Bobby Mitchell were also in
lhe starting lineup, and when Mitchell in-
jured a hamstring in the first inning, he
was replaced by another rookie, Rudy
Law.
"WE HAD A LOT of offense out of our
lineup, I don't care who took their places,"
s aid Lopes, who homered in the first in-
ning and singled in the Dodgers' only other
run in the ninth.
"There's a tremendous amount of pre-
ssure in a pennant race. It's more mental
than physical, and it's particularly tough
on the young player.
··considering everythin g. we'r e
fortunate to be where we are."
_ -Eel Whitson,_l.l:ll_ with.J:elief help from
Gary Lavelle. earned Thursday's victory.
e n din g a personal three-game losing
streak against Los Angeles.
HIGH THROW ALLOWS RUDY LAW A BASE HIT.
··First. l 'm going to have to
decide if I'm r eady to give up
two years of m y life or three
vears. because that's what it's
coming to." said Conner. who
brought a new level of dedica·
t1on to the triennial yachting
eve nt. Bond also said he will stay
with the so-called "bendy mast"
introduced to cup competition
this summer by the British
Yacht Llonheart and copied by
the Australians before the start
of the finals. Wives Tales
"IT'D BE EASY to get caught
up in the euphoria of it right now
and say I can't wait until 1983."
he said. "But I.can't do that."
No 'Pressure on Coaches
Conn e r trounced t h e
challenger Australia by three
minutes. 38 seconds Thursday to
take his fourth victory in the
best-of-seven finals and turn
back the 24th threat to the New
York Yacht Club's hold on the
top prize in sajling.
He and Australia designer Ben
Lexcen, who will draw the plans
for the two new yachts, said
every boat vying lo defend or
challenge for the cup in 1983 will
sport such rigs, which have a
flexible top that allows more sail
lo be exposed to the wind and
still conform to the 12-meter de·
s ign rules.
By CURT SE EDEN Ot ... Dell'( f'li.t Sl.lff
There are quite a few Orange
County junior college rivalries
that can be tabled intense. but
none match the baWes that have
taken place over the ye a rs
between Golden West and
Orange Coast colleges.
The players are physically re·
ady. emotionally prep a red; the
fan s h ave set asid e th is
particular Saturday nil(i'f; and
both campuses are buzzinf? with
excitement:
But the two men who direct
this annual show -Orange
Coast Coach Dick Tucker and
Golden West Coach Ray
Shackleford -seem far more
relaxed. In fact. they refuse to
let the pressure get to them .
And that comes Crom two pret·
, ty good sources: their wi\'es
Pat Shackleford m et her
husband when both were 12
years old. She bas seen her
share or football over the years
and she loves every second of it.
"l go to every game and l
have for lots of years. All the
coaches· wives usua lly s it
together," Pat explains.
"Golden Wes t has always been
vt:rY fortunate to have a lot of
people who have continued to
follow the football team. Our
friends also go lo the games. and
so does Ray's family." Pat con-
tinues.
And she says the dail> routine
around the Shackl eford abode
rem a ins pTetty much the way it
a lways is during the week of lhf'
OCC-GWC contes t ll 's pretty
calm. "Everythan~·s the same," Pat
explains matter·of factly "Ray
duesn 't bring his footba ll home
with him. There's nothing out of
the ordina ry that we do or that
we don't do. lt's just like any ,..
other game during the season."
But Alan Bond. head of the
Australian campaign, already is
making plans for the 25th
challenge. He said he will return
in three years with two new
12-meters.
"We 've had a very good
lesson. and l can tell you not to
take us lightly," said Bond.
"We're a country and a peopole
who keep on lt'ying. ··
The 1980 campaign was lhe
third mounted by Bond' and the
fifth straight by an Australian
boat.
AUSTRALIA SKIPPER Jim
Hard y, who sca red the
Am.ericans by winning one race
in the finals a nd leading in
another onJy to have the time
limit expire, said his three turns
at the wheel of a challenging
boat are enough.
.............. Does Ray eat any s pecial meal
the day of the game? ··ue eats
whatever l fix," P at responds.
In short, the Sh acklefords
mana,Jle to li ve with the pre-
(Stt WlVES. Page 89)
HIS RESOLVE to invest in
two yachts reflects the impact
the Freedom effort has had on
this elite sport. The U.S. defense
·'I'll not sail an Ame rica's Cup
challenger again ... I'm just a
winemaker a nd a weekend
sailor. The parttimers a re
finished. Dennis Conner has pro-
ven that," ,said Hardy. one or
Australia's major vintners.
WINNERS' REWARD -Freedom skipper Dennis Connor
waves a drink in reaction to Thursday's victory. Behind
him are crew members Rieves Potts (center) and Tom
Whidden (top}.
Tars, CdM (lash; Edison Gets Test
Ry ROGE R CARLSON
OC tlle O.lly Pl .. 1 Staff
Corona del Mar High's &;a Kings
s~ek lo snap a seven-game losing streak
to arch-rival Newport Harbor and
Edison High's Chargers are trying to
protect a 10-game winning streak as the
non-league football season enters Week
No. 3.
A capacity crowd is expected at
O r ange Coast College where El
Modena's Vanguards invade. eyeing a
second straight upset of defending CIF
· Big Five Conference champion Edison,
while additiona l seating has been
placed .at Newport Harbor to help ac-
comodate an expected overflow crowd.
D.J . Bell and hls Edison teammates
*
are ranked No. I in the Big Five
Conference and Orange County. which
Is exactly where they were a year ago
when El Modena shocked the Chargers,
28·27.
And Newport Harbor will be trying to
turn its season around after an 0-2 start,
and they can make it a full 180 degrees
with a victory over Corona del Mar on a
night celebrating lhescbool 's 50th year.
Elsewhere, Fountain Valley's Btrons
travel to Long Beach to duel Wilson for
the sixth strai1ht time, hoping to keep
an unblemis hed record against the •
Bruin.a intact.
Huntington Beach's Oilers tackle
Bolsa Grande with an eye on snapping
the school's 27-game winless streak and
Laguna Beach, buoyed by a 49-16 rout
over Mayfair a week ago, hosts speedy
Elsinore.
San Clemente tries to re-group after a
7-6 loss to Corona del Mar, but will be
doing it without receiver-defensive back
deluxe Bob Owens against Vllla Park,
while Dana Hills is going after its fourth
strqight victory at Bassett.
Dana Hills, 2-0 oo the seuon, would
create a school record with a triumph
against the La Puente-based Bauett
eleven.
Saddleback is p(afued by injuries, but
s till rates the favorite's role at winless
Irvine and University will be trylne to
bounce back from a 14· 13 loss at 1'dUn
with a test against La1una Hills, a team
whic h extended defending Sea View
Lea1ue kin11>in· Estancia , before fallin1
in thermal seconds, 16·14.
Westminster hosts Empire Lea1ue
represenUative Cypress and Capmraoo
Valley's unbeaten Cou1ari travel to
.Carlsbad, a team which shelled San
'Diego Hoover, 54.0, ln the first week.
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SPORTS BREAK I CROSS COUNTRY
A Capaule Report From the World or Sports
4
RanJS' Faulkn~r Rattle~
Agent Trell•.-. al Rain"4 ( :n111p
I.OS Angel tbms a 1stant g.-n.-n1I rn11naJ?N [!]
Jack Faulkner n..arly c•m• lo blows with plityf't ' 4. t
llt'nt M~ Trope a t the H.im c amp Thursda~ afl.-r
noon.
The in<'ldent occurl'\"J wht>n F1tulkm·r n \ rhNHCI I' 11
Tbomas asking Trope for hu televhonl' nurrtlwr r r!IJ'4' I
attempting to form 1t plttyl'r's union and "' lht' a~•·n t w''''
signed rooltil' de hmsivl' huc·k Juhnnit-Jntm~on 111 11 lu1 r.111"
Ra m conturt
"AB God as my watne:s'!>. I was lJl\11111.: h\ lh1 l .H -.ho••I
ing the breeze with J urk. T'rof)C' 'la ul .iftt•r 1 h1 "" 111t 111
··Pat lbonla~ r 1&me up ur1d usk1'lt fo r "'' 11u111h .. 1 ''""
Faulkne r said, ·you can 't 1h> that lln t'<lll'P••n\ tun<
"Then he lifted nw an inch off lhl' ~1111111.I 1101111u'hl'1l ""
against my car And then he pres ed h1' ~upt-1 Ho" I rml' .iml
his hand pretty close to my fall·
To wllich Faulkner re phe.l · \ 011 .ir• nH•.,.,111.; \.\ llh 111 i
ability to run the team "
Former San Diego Char~er star 1-:1 11114 W r1~ht "h1t .:11
companied Trope to Rams t'amp, broke up tht -.t•urlh .111111111
two departed without further notice
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Heavyweight champion Larr) llolmt!l>, un ha)-up
coming bout with Muhummad Ali "I don t bt:11c\ t-111
violence I pray to God no one get~ hurt r JU'' "111 d11
whatever I have lo do to win."
'Norgan Spark• . l ~• ru \ 'ic"f o.,,
Joe Morgan drilled a two·run homer and an £i
RBI single as Houston trimmed Atlanta, 4·2, to re·
gain the National League West lead Thursday
Mor gan drilJed his 10th homer of the s eason to
right in the third after pitcher Nol.n Ryan hacl singled
... Vic Correll lined a two-out double in the 10th inning lo
drive in a pair of runs and give CincinnaH a 5·3 win ove r San
Diego. The Reds, who open a three.game series an Hous ton t tonight. are 21h games off the pace Of the ;.•..r Astros who are one up on the Dodger--
. . . Reliever Dick Tldrow halted a ninth
inning raJty and the Chicago Cuhs hung on
for a 5-4 win over MontreaJ. RookiP
Lonnie Smith's fifth inning sin~le pro
duced the decisive run as Philadelphia
edged the New York Mets, 2-1, to mo-.:e in
to first place by one -half game over Mon
treat in the East division ... Ted Sim·
mon1 hit two home runs, including his
seventh career grand s lam, and Jim Kut
lllllCMtGo\tf scattered 11 hits as St. Lou.is defeated
Pittsburgh, 10-2 .. .In the Ame rican League, Cleveland left·
hander Rick Walu d.efeate.dthe New Yorll..Yan.kees, 5--0 with
a seven-hitter. It was only the fourth loss in the last 24 games
fo r the Yankees who had Graig Nettles take balling practice
tor the first time since J uly. The El Toro r esident suffered
from hepatitis at that time and bas been out of the lineup
.. . . Oakland Manager Billy Martla went out of his way so
Bria• Klllgmu would avoid losing 20 games this season. He
took him out of the starting rotation with only a week to play
but ironically, Kingman lost No. 20 as the Chicago White Sox
beat the A's, 6-4. Corona del Mar's Matt Keoagb started but
lasted only one inning before back spasms caused him to
leave the game. Keough is 16·13 and may be through for the
season ... Rookie Dave Edler's two-out, bases·loaded dOU·
ble in the 11th inning scor ed three runs and gave Seattle a 7-6
victory over Texas. Bamp Wllls of Texas a nd Seattle
Manager Maury Wills made major-league history as the first
father-and-son combination to face each other .
\'cue~ 1n11 P01J• (Jp .~B,\ Thi~ \'ear
KW Vutdewegbe, the UCLA All·Amencan m
center drafted No. 1 this year by the Dallas
Mavericks, has decided against playing in the
NBA tllis season after meeting with General
Manager Norm Sonja and Rick Sand, the director of player
personnel . . . The New York Knicks said that Toby Knight,
a starting forward for the past three seasons, will m iss the
entire 1.980-81 season because of ligament damage to his left
knee . . . All-American Joe Barry Carroll, with a fresh $2
million cootr act in band, joined the Golden State Warriors
... The New York Knicks acquired vet eran Campy
Ra11ell from the Cleveland Cavelie rs and sent center·
forward Joe C. Meriweathe r and a 1981 draft choice to the
Ca vs.
Pac·lwrs T._p_.rs 8rgl• to,...,..
A 11houtan1o1. shovlnic Incident that broke out In [il
lht· Cirt't'll Uuy Packer tuc ker room was described ell• 11~ um· plnyrr us the kind ot thlnat that could hap-
lll'll 1tw wa v thanu:s ht1vc been going for this
11·11111 'll wal> JUSl u swnonal thing that didn't have
111n than" to 110 wit h wh11t':s happenln~ to this team," running
hJ1·k t:ddlf' IA'e-Ivery said ot the Incident that Is reported to
11.1 ... 1• anwlw J t11m und linebacker Mike Do•1lau ... The
N1•w \ urk •iumts acttled rookie Unebacker Bea Apua to their
''''ti·r Wade rere1ver Jimmy lloblalOa was placed on
th ~ ..... 111J11n•(I n~~erve hst by the S an F rancts'co 49ers,
11111k 111.: ruum on thl' roster for former Jet detensive end
1.»wrrne ... Plllt'rs Neither Kea A.edenot1 of Cincinnati nor
I homa.!I "Hollywood" Hendenoa of Houstoll are expected to
.. t.u 1 111 ttw 01h·rs Rl"nguls contest Sunday .•.. Jim Lanier will
t'•m1t· 0111 uf rct1 rt>ment an hopes of helping the Minnesota Vik-
111.i' m111rv ru1dlcd offensive line after being traded lo the team
b) M 1111n1 ~1Jlhomore fe fensive back Darrell Adams waa re-
1n .. tut1-.I to thl' 1'1•xt1lj /\&M foot ball squad after a hearing In
~ h11 ll lw ch'\flUll'd repQrts that drugs were round in his room ...
c ti,111l'l'll111 John ('ribfot of the University of Illinois has been
"""'' 11mt«l l1y Br~ Ten ofhr1als on the university's ehallenge to a
• 11l1111• 1hut qu.11 tt•1 hac·k Dave Wilson is academically ineligible.
( rf .. n#ftotr. ff Prk 'l 'i'• for '\opn f,t-nd
tlt-11 t 'n·oi.h a~. who birdied the first bole with l!I
,, 111 fo111 putt , a nd Ch (p Beck tied for the
l1c .. 11ou11d ll·<id rn a PCA Tour tournament in :'; ·•P•• l'hu1 ,,1.1 ~ by posting sax-under-par 66s.
' 1 c1bhaw pl.t)'t~.J the Silverado Country Club North course
\.\ l11tJ lh.'l'k. <i i it year.old pro who is struggling to keep his
rol 1\1•1:-rnrc.J . µl<1yed the s lightly shorter South cou rse. Ala n
TJ1111· uf L.1i.:u11<1 Niguel finished with an even-par round of 72
'\11tl' of the top 10 money winners on the LPGA tour wilt Ii··· 11(( rn quest or a ,Sl9,000 first prize in the Dallas
l11urn.1nwnt at Bent Tree Country Club in Dallas today. Beth
lh nit·I alon~ with Donna Caponi Young and Nancy
Lopt>z Mt'ltoo are among the contenders with Sandra Post
'" 1pµ1ng ltw t>vent
1'111 l11r••s lignfiu11 i" .. tmrriea11 M'..,,_"i11g
l'hur.,day lhat he 1s aware of an FBI investigation
I.AS V EGi\S P romoter Don King s aid m
111 b11x1ng tl1Jt has been underway for the last two
niunths
"They'vt• been around questioning everybody, but that's
lht• t\mcrrt·:m way," said King, who is promoting next
I hu1 ... tl..t) 's Muhammad Ali ·Larry llol mes World Boxing
CouOL'll hcavy\.\l'ight c hampionship fi ght.
King's longtime promotional rival, Bob Arum of Top
Rank. lnr , ulso has been mentioned in the probe.
"ll 's tht• system of checks and balances," -said K&nf(
·When you !-!Cl as good as Arum and I. they autom atically
"l:trt inveslli:?atmg. •
"That's al\\ ays been m y plight I'm the No 1 target
because l 'm the hest in the world ."
King questioned the FBI concern about pro moters who
J bo :t{'t as managers of fij?hters.
"Everywhere e lse in the world you can be a manager and
:.i promoter," he said. "But he re in America , they think it's a
conOirt of interest. I used to be a manager, but I'm not any
more. But to me they're both the same. After a promoter
si~ns a fighter for a card, in a sense, he ma nages the fighter.
because he watches over the fighter."
King said or the in vestigation, "I'm not looking for am·
nesty or anything. As long as it's fair, that's all I want. Box-
ing is--a-great sport-and I -wetcome anything-that-wlll herp--
keep it clean."
.~tn·ipf Ba.d:etball T.-,... Collft'b US. Tour
U.S. amateur basketball competition with· the m
Soviet Union was banned Thursday until 1984
bet•ause the Soviets a bruptly canceled their na-
tional team's U.S. tour next November according
lo the president of the Amate ur Basketball Association. Dr.
E dward S. Steitz s aid the Soviets canceled games against 13
NCAA schools because of a reorganization after the Soviet
loss in the Moscow Olympics ... Raddy Baker set an Old
Dominion 500 q ua lifying re<:ord at Martinsville Speedway
and won the pole position for Sunday's Grand National stoc k
car race . The World Boxing Council said it will decide on
Sunday whether to grant permission for a title rem atch
bct\\een welterweight c hampion Roberto Duran and Sagar
Ray Leonard, whom he beat for the title June 20 in Montreal
Tony Baltazar overwhelming his foe all the way , scored
a fourth round knockout over Ed Ballaran at the Olympic
auditorium .. Star defender Artur of the New England Tea
Men regained consciousness more th an 48 hours after un-
dergoing s urgery to remove a blood clot on ttis brain
The tnclependent syndicate whose yacht Clipper finished
sc('ond in the America's Cup trials said the boat will race
again rn 1983 and will be joined by a new boat as a teammate.
Television. Radio
TV: No events scheduled.
RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at San Diego, 7 p.m ., KABC
1790); Chicago at Angels, 7:30 p.m ., ~MPC (710). Basketball
San Diego al Lakers, 8 p~m .. KLAC (570).
Fr,1day, September 26, 1980 ONLY PILOT 87
DH lrwitational
Top Runners
Vie Saturday
By ROGER CARI.SON I OI IM o.lly ~-. Sl.lff
Saturday's r unning of the
s eve nth a nnua l Dan a Hil ls
Invitationa l kicks off the prep
cross country season and many
or the top-ranked teams will be
com peting, including No. I
ranked Costa Mesa.
It begins at 8 a.m. with the
featured Division I boys seniors
going at noon. Also on the docket
Sat urday is the Corona del Mar
Invitational with a s 1m1lar time
schedule
It's a new decade , but the
same story for cross country
-the Orange Coast area is loaded
with outstanding teams and in
dividuals
Here's a look at some of thP
area's best ·
C'o ·ta Mesa Coach John
Carneys Mu~tangs arc per~hed
atop the Cl I" 4 A rankings anti
' justifiably so. Joe Fisher. the
c oach \.\ho µut the crew
together. has left for collegratc
duties. but Carney fi gures to
keep the Mustangs a mong the
ulite
The top lnd1 viduals are Scott
Lac rosse (sixth in the CIF finals
as a junior). Mark Howard
John Crackcl. Victor Hererra.
Ron Kuehne a nd Kevin Juberg
Add Henry Median', Darrel
Walker and Mak e Carpe nter.
Mike Kieck <and Mark Ballard to
the rost<'r ;ind il presents an lm
posing lim•up
University Bob Messina ap
Pl'.OU'l;~to hav-e a pat hand-with
several flUt~tanding runners, led
b) Brad Me)cr I 15 05) and
Stuart Lloyrt I 15 ' I 1 > Others who
figure big fur the Trojans : Scott
Emers. Stl·ve E m e ry, J ohn
Owens. Steve Deeks, J eff Kuhel
Phil Moores and Brian Nelson
Prcsenll.> the Trojans are No 4
in the CJF 4 A r ankings.
Edison The Cha rgers an•
No. 7 in the rankings, led by the
Southern Section's No I runner
Jon Buller. Butler was tlurd
in the CIF finals as a junior
a rte-r nu sloweanlm . m ers in
th e Edis on stab l e : Fre d
Wolverton. Michael Coe. Eddie
Gilpin and Doug Clurr.
Fountain Valley Ranked
No 8 currently, the Barons are
defending four divisional Sunset
League lJtles and w11l be doing 1t
b ehind N ed Mosher , Bo b
Erickson, Tom Strelow, Doug
Ma nn. John Mct ch ell, Steve
Oc-clcy, Dunny Ueynoso and
Craig Smoot, all who purk well,
especiall y the first th• ee.
Mater Dei Bob Planta. 3
junior with a 9 :u: <·lo<:kang, leads
a junior tlununall·cl Monarths
unit, and they hann't been over
looked thr' art' r:111ko •d No I on
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NORWALK -It became of·
fi c1al Thursday on the eve of
Newport Harbor High's SOth re
union. the Sailors leave the
Sunset League at the conclusion
of this 1980·81 season, moving to
the 8ea View League.
Orange County's eight leagues
dc•c 1ded nn the issue w1l h a 5 3
vote approving the rc·leagueing
which \\a!> designed by Corona
d l'I M<:ar Princip a l Dennis
Evans
Tht: St-a \'1cw Le:.igue \.\ill in
<.'~ude th· present m embers
Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa.
Estanc1<.1. Irvine . University and
El Toro along with the Sailors
and Saddlehack High.
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long.standing place in lhC' Sunset
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II
Sailor Poloists Romp Over Valhalla Baseball Standings
With four players scoring 20
goals betwee n the m , t he
N~wport Harbor High water
polo team opened play in the
South Coast tourname nt
Thursday with a commanding
27-2 victory over Valhalla High
from San Diego County.
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until Saturday's championship
game which wall s tart at 3
o'clock in the Newport Harbor
pool.
Newport is the No. 2 seeded
team behind top·ranked Sunny
Hills.
Mike Howell led the Sailors in
scoring with s ix goals while Jeff
Wilson and J .R. Salvatore each
contributed rive and Diggy Riley
four
Other area teams to wtn first
round games included Es -
tancia over San Marcos, 8·5:
Oana Hills over Mira Costa,
13·4 ; ond Irvine over Dos
Pueblos. 9·R. Laguna Beach ,
E dison. Costa Mesa and Corona
del Mar all lost Thurs day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
West Division
W L Pct. GB
x·Kansas City 92 61 .601
Oakland 78 76 .506 14th
Minnesota 71 82 .464 21
Te xas 71 82 .464 21
California 64 87 .424 27
Chicago 63 88 .417 28
Seattle 58 95 .379 34
x-Clinched division title
East Division
W L Pct. GB
New York 98 SS .641
Ba ltimore 93 59 .612 41h
Milwaukee 82 72 .!>32 161h
Boston 79 70 .530 17
Detroit 78 74 .513 19Yz
Cleveland 75 77 .493 221h
Toronto 64 88 .421 331h
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
West Division
W I. Pct. GR
Houston 87 66 .569
Dodgers 86 67 .562 I
Cincinnati 85 69 .552 2"'.r
Atlant a 79 74 .516 8
San Francisco 72 81 .442 19"'2 'r
San Diego 68 86 .442 19Vi
East Division
Philadelphfa 84 68 .553
MontreaJ 84 69 .549 'h
Pittsburgh 80 73 .523 41h
St. Lou.is 70 83 .458 14Yz
New York 63 90 .412 21112
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time 1t LOuch~d tlw bCJll l"s1ng
over SLX minutes of tht-chwk.
the Monarchs drove to the St
John Bosco one-yarJ hne
But on third-and ~oal. Mater
Dei was C'alled for illel{a l pro·
cedure. moving the ball to the
six. After an incomplete pass,
Tom Baine came on and kicked
a 22-yard field goa.I to give the
Monarchs a 3 0 lead
It was a learl that was tt> last
until late in the third auarler Going to the air on every play
but one , St. .John Bosco drove
from its 28 to the Monarch nine
w-hen q1.rnrterhac k Robe-rt
Murvin hit i\ndv Salazar on an
out pattern in the corner of the
end zone. The conversion gave
the Braves a 7 3 lead heading m·
to the fourth quarter
Newp'ort H a rbo r High c~nter C l ~rk e Smit~ .a.nd
quarterback Gary Parrish W\U take their shots a_t VlSltmg
Corona del Ma r tonight in the ~ig Ga~e . seeking to up
the Sailor's record to 15·3 and eight straight over the Sea
Kings. It st arts at 7: 30.
Eagles Rally, 8-7
. Estancia Wins Heart-stopper
By aOGIEllCAllLSON Santa Ana still bad 1:20.
oe-o.itv ...... s"'" . or playing time rem aining and
Warning: If you have a heart moved to the Estancia 44, near-
problem. stay away from Estan· Ing the range of place.kicker
· · 's.loolbalLleam. Soon;:.;;.e=r-..,upr~Jeu Zamora. or later they'll get you -just
like they did the Santa Ana BUT SCO'IT DAVIS picked off
Saints Thursday night. an interception, Estancia ate
T horoughly bottled up, trailing away some time and punted out of
7·0 and on defense with less than danger, although Zamora sWJ
five minutes remaining, Coach had a prayer. but missed a
Ed Blanton's Eagles 'ot the 55-yardutemptatthegun.
break of the night on Chns Cran-lo essence. the Saints showed
dall 's interception and 28-yard e veryone how to let one get
re turn to the Santa Ana 28, away after marching at will in
capitalized with a s ix-play the first half, but settling for a
march and won it with a two-s kimpy seven-point halftime
point pass for an 8-7 non·lea_gue lead.
verdict at Newport Harbor High. Quarterback Scott Franklin
"I told them don't ever quit," completed 10 of 16 for 162 yards
said a jubilant Blanton. "And (10 were to Ivan Camancho for
the good U>rd smiled on us. 138 yards In that span). but only
a U ·yard TD strike to
Camancho amounted up to any
points.
With Steve Kram loet rcw the
aeuoa (neck injW')'), tbe Eagles
were in deeper lrouble wi.tb the
loss of Jobn Bokenko (bad::) and
John Recio (shou ld er>. but
stayed within ranee wi.th a solid
effort -no lost fumbles. only
one interception, 11 yards in
penalties and a steady puntin&
J(ame .
T h e Saints, meanwhile,
were intercepted four times.
St atistically, it was Santa
Ana's game. The defending Cen·
tury League cha mpions owned
Estancia's secondary in the fint
half, but they committed tbe
cardinal sin of wasting scoriJll
opportunities.
"OUR TEAM CAN WIN when
it comes to play. The offense
hung in there and we played
great defense."
Crandall's interception came
when first he tipped the ball.
then intercepted at the Estancia
44 and weaved his way back up
field into Saints' territory -and
at the 28 it was by far the
Eagles' deepest penetration of
the night.
Vikings Prove
Their Validity
Workhorse Bob Urmson took
over Crom there, rushing for
gains of 3. 12, 2 and 4 yards.
barging over fro~ three yards ?Ut
over the right side and bet}md
240-poundtackle Mike Smith.
The Eagles trailed by a point.
but they weren't settling for a
s tandoff. Blanton put everythlng
on the line with their "Boot"
play.
Quarterback Jim McC~hill
faked to Urmson inside. stepped
back and found J aime Aiken
alone in the end zone for the win·
ning two-point pass and the
Saints were on lhe ropes.
By J ACK MINTIER
Ol lN o.lty l'llel Staff
Coach Dave Thompson 's
Marina Viking foot ball team
scored its third s traight win of
the young 1980 football season
Thursday night. 20·14, over
favored Foothlll at Westminster
High.
Foothill, previously ranked·
No. 3 in the county by the Daily
Pilot. fell to the well-executed
veer offense of the Vikings.
backs Pat Lustig and Chris Ven· I
tura at full force , used ground
control attacks to account forl
two seeond quarter scores.
With 8: 17 left in the second
quarter Grandstaff faked the
Foothill defense with a handoff!
and ran a bootleg in for a 19-j
yarcl score. Marcel Weise kicked
the Marina PAT.
ANOTHE R FA KE in the
second quarter. this time with
l : 33 remaining. put the Vikes
ahead.
A fake handoff and a rollout _
by t he Viking quarte r back
brought tbe Foothill secondary
in just enough for Grandstaff to Th at set the s ta ge for
Vuittonet's heroics
··Obvious ly, this was a very
big win for us ... said CoC'hrun
"St. John Bosco 1s the best
team we 've played so far, but
we just play~d with a tremen·
dous amount of character and
Seahawks Nip Mustangs
With the score even at 14 in
the third quarter, Viking
quarte rback Bob Grandstaff
found Jeff Frandsen over the
middle in the end zone for a six-
yard score. After the missed
PAT the Vikes held a slim 20-14
advantage with 5;52 showing on
the clock
The Knights then took a long
ball controlled possession and
marched ·down the field from
their 41 to the Viking 10.
hit end Mike Bush with a four·
yard scoring strike: Weise's I
second PAT was also good.
The Knights fought back to the
end as Blaising directed a
Foothill drive on its next
possession. With the Knights on
the Marina 22. he found O.J .
Dutcher in lhe flat and hit him • c.am@ out-on toµ_··
Moser's T hree TDs PacfJ 19-14 Win
AFTER SUCCESSFULLY
gai n i n~ two firsl-down s_on
fourth-down situations behind
them. the Knights were forced
into another fourth down situa·
lion at the Vike 10.
Senior la1lhuck Kevin lhggms,
th e back lh<tl Vuitlonet
r eplaced , had hi s !-.ec(f_nd
straight 100 yard l{ame. rushmg
for l 50 o n 26 ca r r ies
Quarterback Dan Sottasanti was
near a nawlcss 11 for 17 for 120
yards, with fi ve of those comple·
lions going to senior Mike Trot-
ter
8y CURT SEEOEN
• 01 -0.tlf Pli.t Sutt
Rick Moser might be remem
bered for effiicr hiS onenslve
capabilities or his de fensive
tenacity arter his performance
Thursday night
The senior from Ocean View
High School ran for three
touchdowns. including a one·
F r om P agt' 86
SEV ANO 'S COLUMN • • •
·'It was obvious by her an·
nouncement that she has no con·
sideration for timing," said
Gurnick. "The Rams are no
longer acting like a team but li~e a business It's labor vs.
management. and you're either
in favor or orre or the other
"You write a story and either
the players like 1t or the owner
likes It. This was a story that
labor liked and management
didn't.
"t TIDNK IT WAS a definite
over-reaction on Georgia's part.
Other stor ies have made her
look a lot worse. l don't know
why she picked this one to go off the deep en<1. Naturally, l nev~r
beard from Georgia about this
thing . . . but then l didn't reaJ-
l y expect to either ,'' said
Gurnick. ·'I think the title of her pro·
duction company CEmpress) re·
ally sheds some Li ght. I think she
feels she's above criticism.
especially from her employees. 1
think she feels these people who
work for her are not entitled to
express their feelings
"I trunk she was very. very
surprised to see whal s he saw in
print. The timing of her an-
nouncement. though, shows she
does not have a good feel for the
feelings of her players."
ALTHOUGH SOME strong
opinons have been voiced Crom
both sides, Gum1ck hopes the in
cident can now be dropped
"If the Rams are smart they'll
pretend that this thing never
happened. Maybe they need
more stories like this about the
team and about Georgia because
they sure played pretty well
Sunday." Gurnick chuck led.
"As far as I'm concerned the
issue is dead. I'm j us t going to
go about my job the same way I
have been ror tbe last three
years. I'm just going to assume
I caught Georgia and Ray on a
bad day."
U nfortunately, Gu rn ic k's
episode was probably only the
beginning unless Sweet
Georgia decides to surface with
som e explanations. --N,
And it's too bad Klosterman
and Malavasi are getting lhe
heat from her. It's undeserved .
They didn't do anything to cause
the problems, only .ehe is to
blame. As a matter or fact. they
both have gone beyond the call
of duty in defending her
I really think Sweet Georgia
has no concept of the unrest
s he 's caused, or how much
anger and animosity there is
within the players.
Said one Ram: "l don't think
t he NFL is any place for a
woman owner. l think she's tried
to do her best. she just doesn't
know what she's doing. She's
'gotten some bad advice."
yard dive in the fourth quarter,
then batted away two possible
to~down passes in the final
stanza to help the Seahawks
overcome a s tubborn Costa
Mesa team, 19·14 in a pre-season
football contest at Huntington
Eeach Hif!h School.
Mosher. now in his third year
as a member o~ the ,Seiihawk
varsity squad. was a one-man
wrecking crew. scoring on runs
of 40 and 10 yards in the first
quarter to help the Seahawks
open what appeared like a com-
fortable 13·0 lead.
BUT COSTA M ESA Coach
Tom French and his underdog
Mustangs battled back and held
a 14· 13 lead with eight minutes
remaining in the game.
"They're a better te am than
us. That's all I can say." French
said after the game. But he
meant it in more ways than one.
"We always e njoy p l aying
Ocean View because they're
gentlemen."
After the scare Ocean View
Coach Ken Moats received. he
might oot enjoy the Mustangs
that much. Still. he only had
praise for French and Costa
Mesa (0·3).
"I don't think you can col)'lPU·
menl your kids enough," he told
French in the middle of the field
after the game was over . "We
really had trouble scoring
agaillSl them."
EVEN AFTER the Seahawks
had tallied twice, the first time
on their first offensive play with
Mosher breaking three tackles
for a 40-yard TD. the Mustangs
refused to give in.
Less than five minutes after
his fi rst score. Mos her went in
again. this time from the 10. lt
looked like il was going to be a
cakewalk.
Ocean View quarterback John
Heinle passed just 15 times dur-
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Meanwhile, Costa Mesa and
junior QB Tam Eilerts had to
please French with a number of
sustained drives which resulted
in 18 first downs on the night.
COSTA MESA finally got on
the scoreboard thanks to an in·
terceplion by Forest W emer at
the Seahawk 25 It took the
Mustangs five plays and a pass
interference penally at the two-
yard line. to score their first
seven points.
Dave Montano rambled in for
the score. and the PAT by Cliff
Elbourn sliced Ocean View's
lead lo 13·7.
Costa Mesa's defense then
went to work. shutting down
Ocean. View for the better part
of the second half. At the same
time, Eilerts, a junior who is
replacing injured No. J QB Greg
Teregis, gained more confidence
as the contest wore on . ··costa Mesa was red hot in
that second half, " Moats com·
mented. "They just deserved a
little better favor."
-w.ith a screen~pass_
Taking the ball behind three
offensive linemen . Dutcher
crossed into the end zone will!
no lime left on the clock as tbe
gun for the secon d quarter
sounded. ,
Marina and Foothill went intO ~
the locker TOOm tied at 14.
The Vikings got the break
they needed as Foothill fumbled
and t he Vikings' Rich Evans
jumped on the ball at the 13 lo
prevent the Knights from gain-
ing a first down inside the 10 MAll.INA'S STRENGTH came
and a possible score. from Lustig and Ventura as they
The Knights had one last stab were virtually unstoppable.
at a score in the esc aping Ventura. listed at 5-6 and 165
minutes of the conte~t. but three pounds, was all the Knights ~straight incompletes stalled the could handle as he ran 20 times
drive. for 136 yards. He had runs of 23,
Marina ate up the clock as 24 and 29 yards.
they took its lasl possession Team.mate Lustig ran for 76
from the Knights 36 and slowly yards on 16 carries as the two
watched the clock dwindle. The accounted for t he bulk of
game ended with Marina OD the Marina's248-yardsontheground.
Knights' one-inch line. While Lustig an d Ventura
were nmning over the Foothill
FOOTHILL TOOK an early defense. ex-Marina runningback
lead by going"70 yards OD its Tom Fischbeck was not havin&
first possession of the game for his best night.
a score as q uarterback Scott The Foothill back carried U
B l aising found e n d John times fo r the Knights but could
Marshall in the end zone for a only muster S9 yards. He bad
29-yar d scoring combination one 20-yard explosion in the fint
with 6:25 left in the first quarter. quarter but beyond that tbe Vik·
The Vikings, running with ing defense held him at bay.
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NFL Standings
AME RICA.N CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
East East
w L Pct. PF PA Philadelphia 3 0 1.000 104 16
Buffalo 3 0 1.000 72 43 Dallas 2 1 .667 65 61
New England 2 1 .667 92 85 NY Giants 1 2 .333 65 93
Miami 2 1 .667 44 50 Washington 1 2 .333 47 62
Baltimore 1 2 .333 50 SS St. Louis 0 3 .000 63 85
NY Jets 0 3 .000 51 74 Central
Central Detroit ·3 0 1.000 90 34
Pittsburgh 2 1 .667 79 64 Minnesota 2 1 .667 65 79
Houston 2 l .661 54 54 Tampa Bay 2 1 .667 44 49
Cincinnati 1 2 .333 58 62 Chicago 1 2 .333 42 49
Cleveland 1 2 .333 44 63 Green Bay l 2 .333 40 86
West West
San Diego 3 0 1.000 94 50 San
Oakland 2 1 .667 75 65 Francisco 3 0 1.000 87 '11
Seattle 1 2 .333 61 87 Rams 1 2 .333 80 72
Denver 1 2 .333 60 71 Atlanta l 2 .333 11 65
Kansas City 0 3 .000 43 64 New Orleans 0 3 .000 52 83
. s.e.\l'.aO-,
........ HY GI-a, I l~NWl tat 101
Ml,........ II\ Detroit
H-Or-alMlaml
Oa•tllnll al lkltl•lo 1a...-1 •et 101
Pllltedetpt\le at SI. Louis
Atl..,te al 5en Francisco
HY Jell et 8elllmore San OietD el ICeMeS Cltt' !CMMll •al t > s .. 111, a1 WMNnvton
c111caeo a1 Pt"-'-911 Cleve!.,,.. at T ...... Bay
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FOOTBALL SPORTS ON TV I ' '
Saddleback Home
Bucs, Rustlers
Ready for Duel
By ('lla T s.:EIU~N
OI -Oellt "*4 , .... ··1 don't know whal we'n• .:o
mg to do •tcalnsl tht-m vr wh•l
will happen. but we 'r t> 1iomw to
be there... uys Oran&e CulUL
Colleee football coa c b Ou:k
Tdr ker
Sut>h a prophet• 1s uhoul tht>
best anyone c..n t-ome up '41th
when Tucktir's P1rutt·~ t anl(h•
with t;oldt•n Wt>!ll ( 'ollt'l:t' Thl'
a rr h r ivals squ11rt• off Satunln)
night at 7 JO with tht' ~·111m•r
taking home the Vu.'lor~ Ht>ll
Down the rvad a bit . l 'uul·h
Ken Swearmgen 's Saddleburk
Gauchos take lo the home f1elcl
for the ri rsl l ime 111 this )'OWlg
season with a 7 30 t·ontesl
agains t invading Weis t I.tis
Angeles City College
Here's a dose look at the c-om
bat ants.
Golden Weat et OCC
One of the m ost popular Junior
college confrontations in Orange
County. this battle as now in its
15th year . with Orange Coast
JC FOOTBALL
holding a slim 7·6·1 advantage
This year, however. the P irates
a re the underdogs if that means
anything.
And in the past. it hasn 't.
Go ld e n W est Coach Ray
S h ackleford's squad holds a
s light edge because of its gritty
perfor mance in a 14-14 tie with
highly touted Bakersfield last
week and the Rustlers' 30-3
victory over OCC in last year's
c lash.
In addition , the R u stlers
a r e load e d wit h talented
sophomores. They we re r anked
17th in a pre-season poll , 13th in
the st ate poll and seventh in
Southern California.
"It doesn't seem to m atter
who is the favorite in this
game ... cautions Shackleford.
"The gam e is j us t ver y un-
predictable. One thing you know
though is that it's going to be
em otional and h&J'.d-hilting.''
BOTH TEAMS run s imilar of.
re nses. but Golden West's strong
s uit , its offense. a lso gives the
Rustlers the edge.
Both tea m s also fou n d
qua r terbac ks in l ast week's
openers. The Pirates' Charlie
Boss withstood pressure to com·
p le t e 11 of 22 p asses for a
respectable 134 yards in a 17-14
t riumph over Palomar la s t
Saturday.
Golden West's Tony LaPlante
was al.so impressive, hitting on
nine of 17 passes for 102 yards in
th e f i r s t 30 minu tes at
Bakersf ield . The 6·2, 205·
pounde r 's pin-point passing
keyed GWC 's only fir s t-half
scoring drive. a 12-play. 73-yard
• marc-h lh.tt 14 .... 1 M111wd b) ..
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Tucker .,J,., t,~,·., '11 011~
point 1s its dt'tt:"n..,c µ.i rticular>l}
the Hustlt.·r h111·h 11·1..u corp~
"Our offo1b 1• "'II Ill' tt·~ted," he
pred1CL<;
The t'Ontcst u ... uJlh draws J
se ll o ut <·ro"°'' 111 LeBard
Stadium. and t111:-. ye;ir 's game
should be no e <·t>ption
West LA at Seddlebeck ~
Ken Swearingen s a ys hi!>
Gauchos must O\ er<'ome mis -
takes and improv<' its offense.
After all , Saddleback only
scored 42 points in its opener
with Ventura last week
·'You feel rather foohsh talk
ing about improving your of-
fense when you score that many
points ." Swearinge n says .
"However scoring points was
the only thing we did well.
"We have to improve our run
ning game. The problem last
week was simple We were using
John Hill at qua rterback and he
hadn 't practiced for two weeks
because of an in1ured ankle ,"
Swearingen explains.
"AND VENTURA was all set
to stop lbe run. That's why our
passing game wor ked so well,"
he adds. Hill hit fo r 21 of 27
passes. am assing 234 yards.
He adds, "Our k icking game
is horrible and it should be one
of our bright spots. Swearingen
and his staff were stunned when
their placelricker, Guy J ohnson.
missed his first point after at-
tempt against Ventura.
·•But it's appare ntly a trad.lt·
ion for him," Swearingen says.
··He's missed his first attempt
for the past three or four years.''
T he Gauchos gave up 27 points
to Ventura, yet Swear ingen says
his defense is his strong pomt
right now "Most of their points
were set up by pen a lties,
particularly pass interference
calls, .. he explains"
t<EN SWEA RINGEN
WIVl~S ...
.. ..,urt', amt, 111 fLll't don 't ltk.e lo
think tht!} urc undt•r IJll''"'""e
M t' a 11 " h 1 l e I) 1 1· k :i n II
Ph1ll11J1•-. Tuckt:r al~ LAike the
ganit m -;tn dt
··nick 1~ always ('Ulm ,· ex
plams Phllhppa 'This 1s JUSt
anoth1•r gaml' tu ham Whl'n 1t 's
II\ er , it's over Thttt ., JU!-1 111:-.
pt•rsonJltt \ '
She adds. ·Aft <.'r :Ju Y<'Jr'l of
football, l 've gone to a Int of
~am C's. an'l_ U1e k has twt-"n the
.,;11ne wa\ in the pJst "
WH V 00 THF.SE two Cott{'hes
refuse toct nustered over T llE
ga me of the year? A look at
their coaching record~ o;hl)ws
they have murh in common ·
Tur ker is No Hon the n:Jtaon '!'
winnmgest aC'tl e <·ommun1ty
coUege football coac·hes List Ile
h as ral'kcd up a rt'l'Ord or
114.59.3 over his 18 years as a JC
head coach
Shackleford's credentials are
also impressive During h1!> 13
years as a JC head coach, he has
logged an 87-45·4 record Their
w i nnin g perce n t a ges art!
identical: .'659
Both coaches have learned to
expect the unexpected. Neither
is superstitious. They have a job
to do and they do it. .
Still, Tucker admits there.'s_
something s pecial about the
game.
"OCC and Golden West are
sister colleges loca ted in the
sa me d istrict a nd we both
recruit players from the same
schools. so the series has turned
into a real civil war.
"MOSTOFTHE KIDS who are
playing in this game have been
r ecr uited by both coaching
staffs, and most have played
with or against each other in
high school ... he poi.Ills out.
Deep down. T u c ker and
Shack leford want to win t his
ga me . They want their players
to experience the victory. but
they go about prepar ing in their
own calm ways
Hollis Saves Diablos
F11day, September 26, 1980 DAILY P,LOT -
CBS Eyes Inside. Story
auJ,er Changirig Ne tioork's Image
Ky F R•:o ROTll(o;NB•:RG (710). Oodgeri. ut San Diego, 7 p m . KABC (790). /loP '"'11 Wrot••
The• CRS eye ulway!I has b;•en watching out for
111·ws. fo;cfwar'i:i H Murrow hegat Walter Cronkite
who bcJ(at Dan llalher. and all of them made
Journalis m wo rk Then "60 Minutes" made it en-
tc•rtaining
Basketball Lakers at Golden State. 9 p.m.,
KLAC C570)
.tii 11ndnJ1'11 T\I, Radio
TELEVISION
COLLEG E f'OOT BALL In recent y~ars. the maJOr connection CBS
S1lorts has had with news was when its cameras
w<>uld catch Rather or Mike Wallace at courtside
during a baske tball ~ame or tennis match.
9 a.m. C50)
Northern Arizonc.t
Saturday.
at Cal State Fullerton. played
Al a fight in Miami last year involving S<>uth
African Kalli~ Knoetze, CBS Soorts closed its eyes
to the controver sies and poUllcal angles of the
-;tory That's not the way the sµorts departments
at ARC and NBC would have hundled it
10 a.m. (2) NFL FOOTBAl~L -The Loe
Angeles Rams v1> New York Giants at Giants
Stadium in East Rutherfol'd, N.J. (4) -Nn
FOOTBALL Oakland Raiders vs . Buffalo Bills
in Orchard Park, N Y
Noon 171 BASEBALL Cincinnati at
llouslun. I I I I THIS WEEK IN BAS EBALL. THERE HAVE BEEN a few exceptions. like
the "NFL Today" ;;and some horse and auto rat•i ng
tuvcra~e but. generally, all CBS Sports did was
12.S.'i p 111 (11) DODGER BASEBALL -
The Los Angeles Dodgers meet the Padres in San
Diego
· SPOKIS ON TJI 1 p m. < 4 > f'L FOOTBALL -The San
0 1C'go Cha rger' m eet lhc Chiefs m Kansas Cit y.
pnmt the camer~1s al the nearf'Sl sweaty 1><11ty and
'>hout "roll 'em."
4 p.m. 17J C'OLLEGt: FOOTBALL 'M -
Well . it see ms CBS finally has hared a spo rts
pre<11dent whose idea of l'overage also is lo get the
<.'ameras and mic rophones 1ns1de the personalities
and behind the scenes His name 1s Van Gordon
Sauter
Highlig hts or lop college ~ames played this
weekend. (91 COl.l..EGt: FOOTBALL -The
USC Trojans ml'et tho Minnesota Gophers in Min·
11eapoli!>. Taped Saturday
RADIO
Foot hall Oakland al Buffalo, 9: 35 a.m .•
SAUTER SAID lllS self·<.1ppoanted anchor JOb
should not be construed us a l.>('hcf that substance
as e vC'rything and style nothing en TV "I t h<Jd
mo rt• lo do v. ilh t•go, gre{'d and curios it) That ex
perl«.'nce 1s tot ally unrelatt'd to anything I b('hevL·
and do now ..
Kl')X I 10701. Rams al New Yo~k Giants, 10 a.m .•
KM PC <7 101. San Diego at Kansas City. I p.m .•
KSDO ( 1130 >
Baseball Chl<'ago at An gel . I pm .. KM PC
17101 , Dodger:. ,11 "•1n Diego. Ip rn. KARC (790).
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K {)(; 0 ( f~)O 1
Basketb:.ill
K LAC 1570l
Lakl'r!> at Portland. 8:30 p.m .. Jt also tJ1dn't hurt hi!-ran•er, which hu~ In·
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t2 yl"ars His last lruuble·shooting :.issignmcnt w.is
vire president and gt•nt'ral manager of K'IJXT in
Lo.; Angeles. where ht• 1s ca•d1ted with r:.oi..1n~
mC1rale and rattn,gs
CThf' Daily Pilot i ' not rt'spon'iible for late
{'han~e!>.)
lie need!> lO do the sC1me Lhcng!> c.tt CBS Sporb,
wh1 l·h has not fu lly r croven·<I from tht' v.1 nner·
lClkt• all tennis scandals of several years ago Thal
cris1:-prompted ('BS to move Frank Smtih from
the sales department lo prf's1dent tJf -;poi t!> an<.l
k"CP the department out of trouble
:·'·ALI-HOLMES!!!···:
fl WORLD CHAMPIOMSHIP FIGHT IN LAS VEGAS •
t: OCTOIER I rl-4ffl OR OCTOBER 2nd.4tli ..
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The Uruvt-rsity of Nebraskd Cornhusker~ meet the U
N1ltany Lions at P('nn State CE t t
t l.15 a.m . (41 BASEBALL Cmcurnati <1t s a e
llouston
3·30 p.m . (2) SPORTS SPF.CTACULAR IY
T he US. roller skating champions hips , taped in DOMOVAN CRAWFORD
Linroln. Neb. Also: The world team s peedway REAL TOR
motorcycle champions hips and a discussion on .. --·LET HOUSE CUT TAX BILL--,.,. ..
whether Muhammad Ali is too old to fight Vour home shuuld case you deduct the
5 p.m . (2) NFL R E VIEW AND PREVIEW. be. besides your nest sum actually paid to
(7) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Alan Minter of dreams. an income the I o c a I ta xi ng
(39-S.1) def~nds his world middleweight c rown "tax saver F rom the duthonty
against Marvin Hagler (49·2·2 in London Also· A moment you lake t1fl e Also using part of
three-way phone hookup between Howard Cosell. to the day you turn your home lor business
Larry Holmes and Muhammad Ali. over the key to the purposes constitutes a
7 p.m. (11) DODGERS BASEBALi. The next 1nhab1tants you ded uctio n to r t hat
Dodgt'rs meetthc Padres in San Diego.. a r e end o w ed with oort1on of the home
11 p.rtt. (5) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL o op o r t un tt 1 es t fl expenses used for the
Wisconsin vs UCLA. played earlier in the day at m1n1m12e your tax bill business It is based on
the Coliseum. (50) -COLLEGE FOOT BALL -While you own the rhe souare footag e o f
Northern Arizona vs. FuJlerton played earlier in home. your two ma1or s pa c e us ed f o r
the day at Fullerton. annual deductions are business However. it
RADIO property ta;ces and the m u s t b e u s e d
Football -Missouri at San Diego State, to 1 n t e r e s 1 on t h e ex c I us 1 v e I y t o r
a .m .. KFMB (760), Stanford at Oklahoma, 11 ·10 mo rtgage These can business
a .m .. KOGO <600 >; USC a l Minnesota. 11.20 a rn , be considerable
KNX (1070), Nebraska at Penn State. 11.25 a .m . deductions
K J EV (870 ). Northern Arizona al Cal State Keeo in mind !Ml 11
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at BYU. 1:30 p.m .. KNAC (105.S FM ); West Los direc tly or through an
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MV Avoids Big Upset, 7-7 Every
guy deserves
some rest
and
relaxation!
l By ARMAND HANSON
OftM~llyl'li.ISU"
The unde rdog Tustin Tillers out·
played the host Mission Viejo High
Diablos for 47 minutes and 50 seconds
Thursday night, but settled for a 7-7tie
Tustin out -played the heavily
favored Dia blos throughout the game
but had diffi culty getting on the
s coreboard except for its nine play,
ec>-yard scoring drive in the second
quarte r, capped by John Collard's t wo-
yard plunge for the touchdown. ..,
But lightning struck the Tillers when
Mike Hollis. a junior linebacker, in-
terc epted a pass with 31 seconds to
play in the third qua rte r and aided by
some exceptiona lly fine blocking by
b is teammat es a nd som e fancy
footwork·on b.is own, d ashed inti> the
end zone from SS);' ards o~
Thal 10..second spurt kept Mission
Viejo from a bsorbing an upset loss.
The rest belonged to Tustin.
Coach Bill Cr ow of Mission Viejo was
nat urally disappointed. "We couldn't ·
move the ba ll They controlled the line
of scrimmage . but our defense
kept usin thegame "
A happier Tom Nelson, coach of the
visiting Tustm Tillers was e lated with
t he way his charges perfor med, and
thought the game proved Tustin couJd
play with anybody. "T ustin became
respectable tonight,·· he said.
Tustin's defensive unit didn't allow
Mission Viejo a s ingle firs t down in the
first half. And only once during the
game did the Diablos have the ball for
longer than three plays and a punt.
T hat came in the third quarter when
they had the ball for nine plays.
But Tustin had trouble punching the
ball across the goal line except for its
dr ive in the second quarter, even
though the Tillers were completing
passes, and gaining yardage from
Steve Ahem all over the field .
But the clutch inlerception and re-
turn by Hollis saved de feat for the
Diablos.
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Talent's Imported
Spanish, British, Indian entertainers due at colleges
Spe.1c-tut<1rs rnuy outnumber students on
rams>ualc'ti tor ie wh1h· \t)i11 month as comMunity
t.'vt4nts ~t-t oft lo a hu1t~r 11lurt than classes
MWilc·ul 111&w1~· lhut C'llrlos Montoya created
~ at Saddlt"buck C'ollei<e last yeur necessitated
two Pt'rfOrrnuncti11 thi:1 t1mt-uround
'rhf l.:g.-ndury gu1turlst will perform at 3
p m and 8 J> m Sundll)' 1n the Fine Arts
Theah:r on tht-main campw., 2800() Marguerite
f'urk way. M1 ice11vn VH.'J'' 1'tckets, if available,
will tw S9 at tht' door
MONTOYA PLA VS HIS own arrangements
anti original rnm110s1tions based on Spanish
gyps)' trad1twn
At 14 he was performing in the "Cuadros
flamencos" during the heyday of Flamenco
singing and dancing . Hi s first exposure outside
hts native Spain came when he toured Europe
for three years with the famed Antonia Merce.
In 1948, Montoya dropped the usual singer
and dancer accompaniment and decided to give
a solo recital. It was a s uccess and his concert
itinerary is now worldwide . • • •
ANNA RUSSELL, internationally ac-
claimed "prima donna or parody,'' will make
her Orange County debut at 8 p.m. Saturday in
Fullerton's Plummer Auditorium, 201 E .
Chapman Ave.
PERFORMING, TWICE AT SADDLEBACK
Flamenco Guttar;t•t Carlo• Montoya
SHE'S 'CAOWN PRINCESS OF PARODY'
Anna AuaHll Debunk• Sertoue Mu•lc
Administration Building. The ticket office is
open from Monday through Friday from 8 a .m.
to 5 p.m. and 6-7 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 The program or "classical spoofery" is pre-
sented a s part or C al State, Fullerton 's
Professional Artist s in Residence {PAIR
series.
She studied voice, piano and composition
with t he renowned composer Dr. Ralph
Vaughan Williams at the Royal College of
Music. But it was Sir Ernest MacMillan, con-
ductor or the Toronto Symphony, who properly
channeted her witty outlook:.
a .m. to noon. · 1 Kathak. influenced by Jndia's Hindu and --+-
Mus lim cultures, tells the story of the creation
KATHAK MOVEMENTS TELL OF CREATION
EJrpeft Dendng Concert at OCC. UCI
In 1977, the veteran musical comedian and_
musicologist celebrated the 30th anniversary or
her New York debut with a performance in
Carnegie Hall.
THE DIVA/DETECTIVE tracks down and
exposes the hilarities in "serious" music from
folk. songs to Wagnerian operas during her
shows that feature stories at the piano, un-
conventional demons trations on musical instru-
ments and a unique "bel canto" singing style.
Her repertoire parodies the "pure but dull"
nymph-and-shepherd song beloved of British
composers, the schmaltzy operetta duet, the
lumbering .German lied and the finicky French
art song.
Among the most popular portions are a
routine titled, "How to Play the Bagpipes," and
a 20·minute unraveling of the plot to Wagner's
four-opera ''Ring Cycle."
THE BRITISH-BORN Miss Russell has
been dubbed "the crown princess of musical parody" by Time magazine and lhe "world's
funniest woman" by the London Times.
Tickets at the door will be $7.50 for general
admission and $3.50 for CSUF students. faculty,
staff and senior citizens. Reser ved seats for
future PAIR programs are available from
the university's Performing Arts Center box of-
fi ce, 773-3.Tll.
• • •
DANCER ANJ ANI AMBEGAOKAR will
perform Kathak , the 2,000-year-old classical
dance of India, twice next weekend.
The UC Irvine Committee for Arts is
sponsoring one presentation at 8 p.m . Oct. 3 in
the Fine Arts Village Concert Hall on campus.
Tickets. at $5 for general admission, $4 ror
UCI affiliates and $3 for UCI students. may be
obtained at the Associated Students Box Office
on the first floor of Gateway Commons.
THE CONCERT WILL BE repeated at 8
p.m. Oct. 4 in Fine Arts Hall 119 at Orange
Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Tickets, priced from $2 for OCC students,
senior citizens and childre.n under 12 to $4 for
general admission, are on sale in t~e college's
of the universe through whirling movements
and graceful hand gestures, technical and fast
footwork and the music of the sitar, tambora
(drone) and tabla Cdrum).
THE DANCER'S HANDS also are used to
develop racial expressions that change
spontaneously with the tnagical stories of love,
joy, fear and sorrow.
Movements vary from a gentle and supple
mood with subtle facial expressions into excit-
ing and forcefu l climax bringing total
harmony to the world of dance.
Five. poun~s or brass bells on each ankle
create the tinkling, rhythmic accompaniment.
Anjani Ambegaok.ar started dancing at the
age or 3 by performing for the Maharaja of
Baroda. She has earned bachelor's and
master's degrees in Kathak Crom the College of
Indian Music, Dance and Dramatics at the
University oi.Baroda.
She was acclaimed the best dancer at the
all-Indian University Festival in New Delhi and
has toured Europe as a dance delegate
sponsored by UNESCO.
'Mr. Wonderful' is. That and More
By JERRY HERTENSTEIN
Ol U. o.ity ...... ,,....
It's difficult to find a superlative that hasn't
been used to describe Sammy Davis Jr. 's 50
years as a show business giant. CUches are ob-
viously easy to come by. too.
But no matte r how ..many times the
diminutive, versatile entertainer has been seen
or heard, one thing rings clear -his stage pre-
sence stirs the heart.
IT'S DIFFICULT TO imagine anyone not
being moved at hearing Sammy's unique
rendition of one of his big hits, "Mr. Bo-
jangles," seeing him al 54 do a soft-shoe with
the grace and ease of someone much younger or
listening to his imitations of Humphrey Bogart
or Jimmy Stewart.
Moved is an apt description of the most re-
cent audience to witness Sammy live.
Those in attendance last Sunday at Los
Angeles' Dorothy Chandler Pavilion for Davis'
one-man benefit concert for Therapeutic Living
Centers for the Blind were so thrilled
by his impressions they were on their feet ap-
plauding and yelling. And that was with three
songs remaining on the evening's repertoire.
THE CONCERT A~ marked Davis' 50t.b
anniversary in show business and the first time
he's bad the Pavilion stage all to himself.
Sammy, his thin, twig-like legs moving
most of the time, was backed by full orchestra
and took good advantage of its individual
sections including a talented group of string
players. The orchestra was directed by George
Rhodes, who's been with Davis 26 years .
Davis, who is the central focus when on
stage, acted as conductor toward the end .of
several numbers.
More than once he used his vocal chords to
make his own music. He can sound like a snare
drum or some low-note chords of a bass guitar.
THE EVENT WAS billed as formal and
Sam my opened dressed in a Tuxedo.
But it took. only two numbers before he had
his tie undone. Halfway through the show he ex-
cused himself, went backstage and changed to
his familiar black "work clothes.··
He put on a straw hat given to him in 1963
by Maurice Chevalier and did the soft-shoe
followed by a tap dance to "I Can Do '.fbat."
I
IDS USE OF A shoehorn with highly polished
silver handle enabling him to change footwear on
stage without bending over brought a big laugh.•' I
said l wasgoingtodance,notbend/'besaid,
"' Davis, if he chose, could make it alone on
singing. Or dancing. Or doing impressions.
And being, as he says, "myself," h~ never
misses a chance at wit.
A rendition or "The Girl From lpanema"
was exceptionally funny . His sense of timing is
an keen as that of any comedian.
AND ALTHOUGH obviously bumbled by a
··samm~ Davis Jr. Day" proclamation presented
by Los An geles Mayor Tom Bradley, "Mr.
Wonderful" smiled.
Then he laughed and with his recognizable
hand to 'his stomach and two steps backward
move. chided, "I noticed you picked Sunday. Any
other day I could have walked into one of those
Rodeo Drive stores and ... "
Reluctant 'Critic' Tackles Football Art Show
By JOHN SEV ANO Of .. .,..,.,,. .........
When I was assigned to cover a National
Football League art exhibit at Cal State,
Fullerton, my initial reaction was typical of
moat ldl·art lovers, "Why me?''
I mean, really, what do I know about art?
Answer: nothing. My entire knowledge consists
of what I think is good and what I think is bad.
I COULD CARE LEsS WHO painted the
picture, or what brushes he used, or bow many
strokes it toot.
to. Anyway, I went, principally~ I had
On the drive over I was worried about the
approach J wu going to lake. What ii I don't
reeopile the artists' names? What's the dif-
ference between abatract and pop art? How can I
call in sick within the next 15 minutes?
Tbe exblbtt (entitled, "100..yard Canvas"),
which la belDi staged at the Visual Arts Center
on campus wu exactly bow I figured it to be
when I ftnt walked in the room.
From all slclea there were ootb.iq but paint-
ln11 and pictures -naturally all dealing in some upect wttb the NFL.
-The ftnt thln1 that cauaht my eye wu a
1llde pn!Jllentatlon on one of the walllt. While the
1Jlde1 went from one 'NFL photo1rapb to
another; I liltened to a narrator explain the
1tory o1 football and bow it's played. ·
Tbtl 1lldel were worth aeein~: the nar-rator and 1cript could euily have sacked.
• TllE D&AWING8 AND pictures on the wall
were aadly what I fi1ured they would be-
drawm,. and pActuree. In other words, aome I
liked and 101De I dldn 't.
I eouklll't live JOU any other expluaatloa u
to wbJ I preferred certain anea over otben. A. J
Mid blfan, I'm no crttlc, and "'1at la pieallnl
OIL PORTRAIT OF JOE FEDERIPIEL .
Artl9t David Grove UMCI GnM lkNlrd
to me does not necessarily mean it would be to
others. Anyway, lhe exhibit wu divided into six
parta, according to artists, with each dilplaying
approximately a half dozen belt efforts. ·
The works of George Gaadt, Merv Corning
and George Bartell were particularly pleasant.
CORNJNG•s woa& featured a painting·
depictinl Frank Corral's lut·aecood field Coal '
a1atntt San Francisco in 1178 wblcb cave the
Rama a 31-28 victory, and anatber one wu com-
priaed ol memorabilia of half a century. ol pro
football. Both were excellently done ..
Gudt'• art wu pleuinl to the eye • too, u
be concentrated on NFL indlvldual1, moat
notably a plcture con~ quarterback• Bart
Starr, Joe Namath and Len DaWIOG.
Quite honestly, however, these works alone
were nol enough to m ake the trip enjoyable.
What I stumbled upon in the back of the exhibit
did make the assignment worthwhile, though.
GONE WERE THE paintings and in their
place were display cases documenting the
growth of the NFL, featuring the evolution of
the helmet, uniform, shoes, shoulder pads and
football.
There was a two-decade separation on tbe
uniforms and equipment. starting with the early
ones used in 1920 and progressing to l!MO, '80,
nd '80. -
Tbe highlight of the exhibit, however, and
one of the last things to catch my eye, wu a
film presentation of Super Bowl XIV, featu.ring
the exciting cl1a4b between Pittsburgh and the
Rams.
This 23-minute documentary by NFL Films
was superb in its approach to the game and bow
the two teams fared.
TIDS PARTICULAR display, buried in the
back ol U>e room, made, the show a winner.
Granted. the presentation is not the type of
event you plan a Sunday afterDoon ~d. but
it is informative and somewbat ente~1.
The exhibit is open dail.Y. (It's tbe only art
exhibit, I wu told, that hu been open wttbout a
day off at Cal State Fullerton so someone must
be attending.) It's open from 1-4 p.m. Satutday
and Sunday and noon to 4 p.m. weekdays.
NFL raoPEaTla. INC •• Art AWaace ol
F\aUerton, Cal St.ate Fullerton J)epartment ol
Art, CSF School of Arts 'od the CSF
Jnstructkmally Related AcUviU• Committee
are 1pcllllCJl'iq Ute show. ·
A c:onnolleeur ol art I'm not, but I do pro-
fea1 to be • football fan. And, Oft'the latter buis,
the exhibit la worth vlewin1.
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TUSTIN'S T ILLER DAYS
start tOday with slngrr E)lrk Stewart tak ing
the stage lit Pcppertr~u Park at S. Followed t>v booth dnd tood dl.,PldV'> and '>QU• re
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"T H € BEST OF DIXIE LANO"
w fll be en1oved Sutur<My nlqht at Knott's
Bt-rrv Farm durinu d '>Pecial show featuring
A l Hirt, Sob Cro5by and th~ Bobcats, The
Dukes of Dlxlt•lund .rnd Ray Linn. The show
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welcomes Lynn Dove to the Fiesta Room
tonight and Saturday from 9 to 1 a.m .
The San Clementean le; r eturning to ·
this area after performing with the Oakland
Symphony Chorus and in Bay area
night clubs.
LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC
cl arinetist I< al man Block will
perform TueSday at Cal State
Fullerton's Recital Hall at 8 p.m .
Tickets are S2 for adults and $1 for
CSU F students.
"G ISE LLE"
often referred to as the "masterpiece of
romantic ballet" will be performed this
weekend at Orange Coast College's auditorium
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa . Tickets for the
8 p .m . show Saturday and the Sunday show at
2 p.m . are~ at the door for adults and
S2 tor students and seniors.
ELVIS PRESLEY, BUDDY HOLLY
and t he Platters will come to life
during "25 Year s of Rock
'n' Rolf" at Chapman College, 333 N . Glassel!
St., Orange. Reservationsforthe8
p.m . show tonight, Saturday and
Sunday may be obtained by calling 9q7·68S6.
ROBIN WILLIAMSON
wi ll combine bit s of poetf'-lf. Scottish
bagpipes, gaelic harp and epic mythology
in a one-man show tonight at Golden West
College's Comm unity Center off Gothard
Street at 15744 Golden West St., Huntington
Beach. Admission to the 8 p.m. show Is S2.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
to the Irvine Cultural Center 's second annual
open house Saturday from 3 to 5 at 17302
Daimler . Admission is free.
Gymnastsanddancers and music ians will
pertorm and an.swer qll.eStions.
LOTS OF LAUGHS
will be heard tonight during the
opening of Golden West College's new
"t:ourse, "M el Brooks: Comic Genius."
Beginning at 7 in Forum II, moviegoers
will enjoy "Young Frankenstein," followed
by "Silent M ovie" on Oct. 10, "The Producers"
on Oct. 24 and "High A nxiety" on No". 7.
Admission is Sl.50 tor each night.
~YPRESS.COL.LEGE CAMPUS
Theater welcomes The Bf!lla Lewrtszky
Dance Com pany Saturday at 8 p.m . Reserved
seats are available by calling 826-
2220 ext. 322.
BIG BAND MUSIC
w ill be heard tonight at the Hyatt Long
Beach with the Tr acy Wells Big Band
and Kar en Aldridge taking the stage .
Admission is $4..SO for the 9 p.m .
sho w with free dance instructions offered
at 8 : 1S .
NEW ORLEANS' MUSIC AT KNOTT'S
Al Hirt In 'Beat of Dlxlelend'
COUNTRY MUSIC SUPERSTARS
are coming to the Los Alamitos Race
Track tonight with Ray Price, Buck Owens
and John Conlee perf orming from 6 to 11 .
Saturdav's show starts at noon with Johnny
Paycheck, J im Ed Brown, Wynn Stewart, Danny
Davis, Helen Cornelius and Stephanie Winslow
til 11 p.m . Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass
Band will be featured Sunday from 1to6
p.m . along with the Archie Francis Band,
Harold Hensley and Carol Chase. Tickets
are available f or all three days through
Ticketron agencies.
GUITAR ANO CHAMBER MUSIC
will be wed Saturday at 8 p.m .
during a special performance by the Orange
County-Guitar Circle, featuring Leigh Unger
and Helen Walker. Admission to the Fullerton
College Show is $2.SO .
"A SPACE SPECTACULAR"
is the theme of a galactic music show
tonight and Saturday at the La M irada
Ci vic Theater. The M aster Symphony Orchestr
of Southern California will perform works
from "Superman," "Star War s," and "Close
Encounters of the Third Kind." For ticket
information call (213) 860-2451 . -___ .. --
TICKETSAREON SALE
for the Oct. 4 performance of the Southern
Cali fornia Mormon Choir at the Irvine
Bowl. The$15tickets include a box dinner .
For reservations cal l 4q4.340e,
"OCTOBER FEST 1980"
continues at the Old World shopping center
Fwy. and Beach Boulevard. German oom-pah·
pa bands serenade st)oppers along the cobble
stone streets. The shopping center is open
from 11 to 9 and Sunday 1lto6 p.m .
-LA-Fair Names Stars . -.
Grandstand Acts 0penmg This Weekend
free l'Clebril.v grandstand entertainment is
included with admission lo the Los Angeles
County F'air starting today, said Ralph Hinds.
general manager
.The stage line-up ttirough Oct. 12 inc ludes
the Roy Rogers a nd Da le Evans Show featuring
the Sons of the Pioneers and Roy "D usty "
Rogers. Jr .. Saturday and Sunday.
EDDIE RABBITT WILL appear Sept. 29·30:
"Dick Clar k 's Good 0 1' Rock ·n'1 Roll " revue
with The Coasters, Freddie Cannor. and Bo
Diddley. Oct. 1-2; Rick Nelson and the Stone
Luke's Exclusively
BIRKENSTOCK FOOTWEAR SHOP
Feel Belter with an lnlleS\fTten\ 111 Fool c.om1oi1"
@Luke's Exciusivety S.rkenslock Footwear Shop
177 H RNer!:lde Drrve NEWPORT BEACH 631·2730
1.oc.atoo be01nd 111e Po<,t Olhce. east of the Rusty
Peltean Restaurant One block sou1h ol lhe Newport
Freeway on c.oas1 H19hWay Hours 11~. closed Sur-days
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE PRESENTS
LEE
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Dazzling Stage' Illus ions By One
of America ·s Top-Ranking Magicians
-SA TU RDA Y, OCTOBER 4
OCC Auditorium - 8 p.m.
General Admlss/O(l: $3:00 -Cnrtdren Und11r 12: S2 00
Vl11-M11tercardllnlormallon: 556-5527
Canyon Band. Oct.3-4, and.Dr Hook, Oct. 5·6.
The Loretta Lynn Show. featuring Loretta
Lynn and the Coal Miners. is scheduled Oct. 7-8 ;
and a Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
Early California Rodeo. Oct. 9·12.
The grandstand s hows will begin nightly a l
8 with an additional sbow at 5 p.m. on opening
day a nd the two Mondays during the fair.
LAWRENCE WELK SHOW regulars Myron
Flor en and Anacani will pe rfo rm on the
grandstand stage at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Oct . 6
as part of a special Senior Citizens Focus Day.
Reduced admission for Senior Citize ns will
be $2.50 Monday through Friday.
General admis sion to the grounds in
Pomona is $3.50 for ages 13 and older, $2 for
ages 6 through 12 a nd free for children S and
younger.
The Home Arts Depa rtment will be teeming
with action and s pecial events according to
Nadine Lowrey, coordinator.
THERE WILL BE QUILTERS daily except
Sundays, China painter s. weavers , wood
carvers. s pinners. cre wel and embroidery
artis ans. and bobbin lacers.
T he latter will not be at the Fair on
weekends, however ; on these days there will be
demonstra tions or hand built pottery using
ancient lndian methods.
There wiU be a nimble fingers speed contest
Sept. 30. with a crocheting competition to s tart
at 10:30 a.m . This will be followed by a knitting
contest an hour later.
On Oct. 8 al 7 p.m . tbere will be a holiday
gingerbread house contest.
AUTUMN WILL BE ushered in with a
pumpkin pie competition at 7 p.m. Oct. 1.
Horse racing with pari-mutuel and Pick Six
wagering will start Saturday with an Appaloosa
race at 12:30 p.m . Two quarter-horse races will
be followed by nine thoroughbred events.
The TIM-;JOo compute rized wagering
machines will be in use, for the-first time.
Another innovation....wiU be-Sunday Ncing wUh
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G r ove . through Oc t. 25 A no th er
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Players' Setback Only Tempor~ry
Daplte t~r non protea.'ll<H\al s tatus. codl·
mumly theater productions do have 1&n adv"n·
taie over Broadway shows an th'llt while the bite
little show m1ay cio..-;after one performance, the
local offtrtn1 plays out ll11 scheduled run no
m•lh:r how bad the reviews may be
At least. \hl11 holds true mOllt of the time.
An unh•PPY t•-)l('f'pt1on vre~enfed ilselr-
c>arller this month when "No Hard •·eennas."
the oPtnin& production of the Sadd&eback Valley
Community Thnlcr H i.son. weot off the boards
nttf'r the tlrlf\ or .. J\t'hrduled four weeltendis ..
II w1t1'n 't done In by lhc t.•rilica. but rather
by lhf• forces of Oran.cc C.:oWlly government
S£F.M1'\ THI-: SAOOl.EBACK player s had
done Omf ulte•ratl<Hlli to their theater at 25Ul·C
Obrero 10 M1s1w>n VieJO, a nd 11ubs~uent inspec·
Hon!\ by lht-county's hu1h.tlng and fi re depart·
nwnts rcvt•<•<I th ut lht• work wasn't up to
S pt•(' 1 fll'<t rodf'S
fhtthc•r lhun ullow tht 11l11y to continue its
run while> the 1.Jc•f1f1cn<·1e~ w.:re being reP-.alred ,
the burtaucral.~ lowered lhe 11x immediately
And tht-Saddle tmrk tro u1>e. wh1d1 1s renting the
ftu·1ht.v. was It-ft without u source of income
N~l~i. w :1uy . lhe action knocked the,
"'ind out of the f1 vt-year old commuruty theater
which h&!> bel'n m 1t::. new playhouse less than a
year Hut according to SVC"T president J oe
Cord10, 1t '!>only a temporary se tback
temporary new ad.dress Lor SVCT when plans
are completed. Me1tnwhile , the group ls work·
ing lo remedy the problems a l lhe ne w theater
so tha t the season muy continue unimped~d.
* Mt;ANWHILE, TWO MOaE productions
10\n the fall par 1tde along the Oranr.e Coast. as
Sebastian's Wes{ Dinner Playhouse brings the
popular musical "Fiddle r on lhe Roof" back for
its fourth outing and the Newport Ha rbor Actors
'fheater lp unches its se~ond season with Geor1e
Bernard Shaw's "Major Barbara.1'
Gary Davis is directing "Fiddler" as the
San Clemente dinne r house pre pares for
another box office bonanza, as lhe first three
have proven to be. Paul Michael takes the sta r-
ring role of Tevye the dairyman with Blanche
Michelson (who's been a regular Fruma Sara h
in past "Fiddle rs ") moving up to the role or his
wife , Golde.
Others in the Set~astian 's cast a re Cindy
Irwin, Kathy Row and Mary Hanson as three of
the five dau~hlers, Aaron Speiser as Miss
Irwin's suitor and Tary Js mond as the rival for
he r affections
: ·fiddler on the Roof" will run nightly ex·
cept Mondays through J an 4 at the dinner
showplace. 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente,
with varying curtain times -Tuesday through
Thursday at 8 : 15. Friday and Saturday at 8:45
and SWlday at 7 :45. Reservations 492·9950.
COROIO SA VS THE players will attempt to
regain the use of the Mission Viejo Hig h School ''MAJOR BARBARA" IS an ambitious
theater, its home through 1979, and open the opening for the Newport Harbor Actors Theater
next production . "'T~e Best Man," as scheduled with Don Laffoon directing the Shavian tale of a
on Oct 10 Meanwhile. th.e group may .rehearse wealthy ind11strialist •s daughter who heads a
at the Obrero playhouse but cann2 t perform ___ ... Sahl.al.ioo Army "troupe Victoria Bryan (who
there. · also designed the set) plays the title role with
Season subscribers will be notifi ed or the Jack Willenbacher and Nanr.y Ebsen portraying
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Intermission
Tom Titus
her parents. . _ . . ..
Completing the cast are James O'Hannon,
Nathalie Michaud, Pat Gilchrist. George Brad-
ford, J ack Holmes, Ra ndy Myers, Robert"
Knapp, Sue Konther, Dyanna Combe, Stan
Pritchard a nd Br ian Ede ns.
Performances of "Major Ba rbara" will be
given for four-week e nds· -Fridays a nd
Saturdays at 8 o'clock, Sundays at 2:30 -at the
theater , in the old Monte Vista School, 390
Monte Vista St . in Costa Mesa. Reservations
631-5110.
. OTHER LOCAL THEATERS at a gla nce
finds "Hotel Pa r adiso" at South Coast
Repertory (957-4033) through Oct. 26: "Grease"
at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse (979·5511)
th r ough Nov . 2 : "R asho mo n " a t t h e
We~tminster Com munity Theater (963-8626)
through Oct. 4 ; "First Monday in October" at
the Laguna Moulton Playhouse (494-0743)
through Oct. 18; "Picnic " at Showcase Produc·
tions in Westminster (898·3311) through Satur·
day ; "The Best oC Friends'" at th.e. Costa Mesa
Civic Playhouse (7S4·5159) through Oct. 18 ; "A
Funny Thing Happened on the Wa y to the
For um" at the Huntington Beach Playhouse
(847-4465) through Oct. 18; "Meanwhile, Back
on the Couch" al the San Clemente Communit y
Theater (492-4465) through Oct. 18. and "Detec-
tive Story" at the Gregory Bach Studio
(979-8761 > through Oct. 18.
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l::.'tlu•"lt· pJlt:. 'almon fumcc t "rtjle' ~·da1r-.
Our chd Ol'\"er Imm" when to -.ay finis. Am.I neither" 111 )"u
nm ~unday hufle1 j, a IJhulou~ array-of frui1~. salad~. CAA.'· cnirn·,
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and llw ~1rummln~ of s1rolling mariachi.
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gr1·~1t 1·1ty '11 lai<t 1 l'n1tt111111.: harg1un.
N1•w a llw tnli uml tu11c11 co.-;t ubout $10 ea<·h.
hul 11 ('11uµlt-, of 11u11J I $~ 1 covt•r1.'<.I a full evening
t•f r xl 11111,.; 1ww 0111::.1 ~· al lh<' tmy Greyhound
r l11h In tht• Wt·St ~Ide borou~h of 1-'ulham
T lli\T •:v•;NINf:'!o4 ht:udlmer. guitarist
Hnherl F 11µµ anll ht!'> avante ga rde . all
rnstr umentul Leu.:ue of Gentlemen, pointed
towards thl' po:,t punk renaJssance London is
undt>rgoin~ with the sup1wrt of bands hke Gang
ur !-'our and l!::.scnt1al Logic
That particular venue only scratches the
s urface vn t ht: ovt:rall scene. however. The key
to London •~the d1ver::.ity or music available
s.t:.ggennt¢ by Southern Cali fornia standards .
The multiformality is obvious the moment
one fulls out of bed , glances out at another grey
morning, and switches on Capital Radio for the
day's fi r4'1 l'UP of tea
Bnllsh airwaves are limited by government
controls, but tucked in bet ween news reports or
a nother overturned lorry on the motorway.
listeners hear everything from the latest singles
from the J am and Marley to MOR releases
from Air Supply or Strelsirnd.
TOSS IN SOME vi ntage He ndrix
followed by c uts from the Urban Cowboy
soundtrack and the brew becomes even
stranger. Compa re that to the FM·dominated
Califoi"nia market, rarely mix[ng black and
white artists or country with reggae, and it ex·
pl~ins why British radiophiles. for the most
part, a re u more knowledgeable and less
parochial lot when it comes to musical tas tes.
Over a second cup of tea, the waking traveler
turns to a copy or Time Out, an opiniol'lated
weekly magazine that supplies listings of every-
thing from soccer matches to museums. and
music. All issue of Ne w Musical Express 1s an
added bible for hard·core fans.
WELL, LET'S SEE. Shoul dn 't be much hap·
pening on a weekday night. right? Just the re·
verse.
There's a choice of ska with the fine Young
Marble Giants at Brolley's ; rockabilly with the
Stray Cats at the Venue; heavy rock with the
Stoughton;> at the Music Machine or R&B with
Nine Below Zero at the Rock Garden. l And, m y word . it ':> r eggae n_ig_ht at
Dmgwall's, progressive punk al the Marquee.or
electr o-popster Gary Numan at Hamme rsmith
Odeon.
Better have another cup of tea, mon. You 're
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Robin Sneed, Fountain Valley; Susan Talley.
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IT PRESENTS A varied repertoire. r anging
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gre at works for chon,1s and orchestra.
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ART GALLERIES Frldey, Septem0et 26, 1980 CWL Y PtLOT (S
Ar.tlst Pokes Fun at Consumerism ·· . .
TlllADITIONAL·LOOKINO JAPANasr
Pillntlngs ire olven • s.tlrlcal comment
r-e•rdlng consumer-oriented Mtlons by
Los Angeles·bll~ ertlst Mauml Teraok•.
An ••hJtiH of 170f his w•tercotors •t
N•wpor1 H•rbor Art Museum. IJO San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach, wllt
open when he lectures •t I tonlQht In
the oaUer .. s. Admlss19" Is U .50. ,..1,·.,.1ntlngs •APNI to be woodblock
prints untll clos.r observation re~••s
such Incongruous det•lls H flying
trench frlfl, Ice cream cones, golf clubs and other 10th century Pilr•pher
n•tla. The juxtaposition lends grHt
Insight Into social condlOons. Vlewlno
hours are 11 to .S Tuesdays· Sundays •net
6 to 9 Friday evenlnos until Nov. 23.
aLACK AND WHITE LITHOGRAPHS
Inspired by "The World of Ray Bradbury"
comprise most of the etchings by •
Joseph Muan.lnl on d isplay through Sun-day at Abraxas Gallery, 281S VIiia Way,
Newport Beach. The showroom Is open
from 11 to S. The artist-professor has
been critically acclaimed as "a master
of the weird, of the technological and
of the architec tural.''
THE STRENGTHS; STABILITY ANO
dynamics of East Baltimore neighborhoods
are captured in the photographs by Linda
Rich on disi>lay through Oct. 7 In the
· · Orange Coast College Photo Gallery,
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Images
upsullze the lives ot peaple by
showing them In settings tt..t summ•rlze
or symbolize thelr achievements and
Interests. Admission Is free to the
gallery In the ,:1ne Arts Bulldl~ from e to s and 6 to 9 weekdays.
DRY aRUSH WATERCOLORS
that rettect the fullest hours In• life of ..vlto11lty are the specl•lty of Larry
O. Jones. He t..s traveled more tt..n
2,000 mites throughout the Southwest to
find the scenes chosen for his current
show •t Ho19Qenmaker Galleries, 372 N.
Coast Highway. Laguna Beach. The
gllmpses of nostalola may be seen from to to~ dally.
BACK BAY QUILTERS
will display more than 100 coverlets
Friday, Oct. 3 In the Bayview
learnlno Center, 2S31 Orchard Drive,
Santa Ana Heights. Admission will be
$1..SO and a small boutique Is Included.
The stitchery group is a Coastline
Community College student organization.'
THE TACTILE, SENSUAL
worlds of wood and blown glass are
being demonstrated at Designs Recycled
Gallery, 619 N. Hart>Or-8tvd., Fullerton
until Oct. 24. Furniture c rafted by ·
Richard Patterson is combined with
the bold design statements of glass-
blowers Tom Arnold, John Cook and Carl Radke of Phoenix Studios. Hours
·are 10 to 6 daily, except Sunday.
ENGLISH MUSIC DIVERSE . • •
<From PageC4>
back in rock heaven.
A decision is finally reached by evening.
A s hort ride on the Underground leads to
Camden Lock and Dingwall's where a solid reg-
gae band, Night Doctor, keeps the d~nce floor
jammed til 2 a .m .
GRAB A MATE. Dance by yourself. It makes
no difference here.
In between sets, the sound system serves up
the latest dub tunes from Jamaica while, over·
bead, television sets provide a tape replay or
England's soccer win over Norway. It's that
kind or place.
The next night leads el critico back to the
Rock Garden, where three years ago bands like
the Depressions and Slits were enga&ed in
nightly punk warfare.
BUI' THOSE OMINOUS days are long gone,
and the green·haired lady who grinned then spit
on my new leather jacket has probably gone in· to real estate.
The little cellar is, as always, oppressively
hot and overpacked with people (the jacket
stays home). But the band, Nine Below Zero, is
keeping the crowd happy with vigorous re-
makes ol early American R&B tunes and dance·
able originals.
The effect is somethin" of a flashback to the
Yardbirds cut their teeth on similar tunes in
small clubs. "
Combine that with the re-emergence of ska
-The Specials, Madness and The Beat all have
peppy new hits on the English charts -and it's
easy to support the "music moves in circles"
theory.
AND HOW DEAD is punk? Let's put it lhis
way (are you~listening Huntington Beach?). The
only hint of past controversy preceded the U.K.
arrival of San Francisco's Dead Kennedys.
A city council in a London suburb refused
permission for the band to play in the town ball,
deeming the group's name "completely unac·
ceptable."
.On the London streets of 1980, there's a bet·
ter chance of seeing a Ramones or Pretenders
T -shirt than leather and pins regalia. "Destroy"
chants have . been replaced by "We are the
Mods." Violence is restricted to soccer games.
There's no dance called "The Slam."
"WHEN A MAN IS tired or London, be is
tired of life," wrote Samuel Johnson. Perhaps
this couJd be updated to read: "London is tir·
ing."
There's so much going on; mecca for the
music maniac only 12 jet hours away. Just one
final word of caution. Money. Don't leave bome
without it.
1'1 l'TR•N IMPR•SllONISTIC OILS
by AUh Bueter Of Newport Be.ch •re
being presented I" a show throuoh
Oct. 15 In theMmlnl1tr•tlw offices of the eo.st Community eou._~.1370
ACl•ms Ave., Cost• Mesa. Her local
scenes -.td florals •re In the style
Of Monet •nd Cezanne. The free exhibit
Is open from 9 to 4 Wffkd•ys.
"PHEASANT PLATE" Is the featured ex•mple •mono three
generations of exquisite potte,.Y by the
Tafoya family being showcased at Galerla
Caplstr•no, 31611 C•mlno C.plstrtno,
San Juan C.plstrano, this '"9kend. Camillo "Sunflower" Tafoya, his son
Joseph Lonewolf and his .daughter,
Pho-Sa-We will be present during
champagne receptions In the gallery
from noon to 6 Saturday and Sunday.
The family is known throughOUt the
Southwest for the Indian motifs and .
fine quality of their earthen creations.
fTPREVSON
HUMAN FEAR.
IT FEEDS ON
HUMAN FLESH.
Somewhere
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thousand
miles of
barbedwire
border, the
American
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become a
nightmare.
LORD GRADE p1e~n1~
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Executive Producer NORMAN T. HERMAN· ~iate Producer LAURElTA FELDMAN
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' ACtress -Tops Triangle
By BOB THOMAS
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"WI Lll E ANO PHILIS
another study in human relation·
ships by astute Paul Mazur sky.
-two young men and a woman
who love each other de<!PIV.
the males platon1cat1 y .. Their
mutual romances take them from
New York to Kentuck y, Malibu,
M aui and India and through
many relationships during nine
years. M azursky is a master
of dialogue and comic situa
tions; tiisonty trouble is
with the finish. I he one ne
chose causes a massive letdown,
like being on an adventurous
journey that leads to nowhere.
M ichael Ontkean (Wi llie) and
Ray Sharkey (Phil) are winning
personaltt1es but the revPla·
tion is Margot Kidder as their
amour. Hers 1s an Academy
nomination ~rformance, far,
far removed from her Lois Lane
of "Superman " The rating is
R w ithadeqreeot nudity and
expletives. some acid and pot.
tots of talk about sex and
some action. Stilt, it is a
good -h1:-arted movie, the k• no
that M azursky always makes.
"MI DDLE AGE CRAZY"
is based on thli: Sonny Throck-
m orton sonq about ii man "40
years old, qo1nq on 20." He's
Bruce Of>rn a successful Houston
contractor with a wife who
pumps up their sex life to keep
him satisfied. But that isn't
enough. His concern over aq1ng
prompts him to trade in h is
Olds for a Porsche and to have
a fling with a Dallas cheer·
leader. Director John T1 ent
and writer Cart Kleinschmitt
have done a slick job of con·
.cac..tiog.a bitter .comedy•that is
in r eality a modern morality
play. Af1er experiencing the
fleshly pleasures, the husband
realizes that his old life
wasn't so bad after all. Dern
gives the best performance of
his career, and Ann-M argret is
ideal as his perplexed wife.
The film's only drawback is an
uneven tone, perhaps because
locations were shot in Houston
and interiors in Canada under
tax-shelter financing. The
rating is R, with strong Ian·
guage, a nude go-go dancer and
pervasive sexual themes.
"THE GREAT SANTINI"
is a profoundly affectinq and •
superbly wrought tale of a boy
coming of age despite a gung-ho
psychopath of a father. Robert
Duvall is a "warrior w ithout a
war." a Marine Corps flier who
believes his family can be run
with the same fierce discipline
he applies to his squadrons.
The result is catastrophic,
yet the family learns from the
experience and grows. Writer·
director Lewis John Carlino
tells the story with the lei·
surely ~ce of a well-crafted
novel, allowing members of the
cast to register as unforget-
table characters. The leading
players are magnificent: Duvall
as the demonic father, Blythe
Danner as the wife who loves him
-despite everything, Michael
O'Keefe as the tormented son.
All have earned Academy Award
nominations. Rated PG because
of language and dramatic
intensity.
"THOSE LIPS, THOSE EYES"
is distinguished by a flamboyant
performance by Frank Langella
as an operetta star with abund-
ant c harisma but too little
talent to swim out of show biz
backwaters. Booked into an out·
door Cleveland theater in the
early 1950s, hebefriendsa
premed student <Thomas Hulce>
whohiresonas propmanand
becomes enamored with the theater!
and a pretty dancer (Glynnis
O 'Connor). The young man in-
evitably loses his innocence, I
and m ostoftheotherplotturns
arepredictableaswell. If
onlytherestofthefilmmatched I
theeloquenceof Langella' sport·
rayal. Theratingis R .. with
some salty language and one
scene of female nudity.
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Price to Lead Benefit
Western Mus~c, Urban Rodeo Aid Charity
Country Western
singer Ray Prtce will
headline an urban rodeo
and benefit concert Sun.
day. Sept. 28, at the
C razy h orse Steak
House, Santa Ana.
He will perform at 2
and 4 p.m ., and the 11
a, m . to 5 p.m. event will
feature a variety or
other attractions.
will broad,aat live from
the rodeo lite, and there
will be liv~ muak by the
Wiid Oats a nd othe r
groups.
Also featured will be
the famous
Me1calarow1, a pro·
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Yes, Lyrics Changing\
No Trouble Adjusting, New Group Claims
By l.IHA a OBINSON
When 1t was 11nnounced th•t Rick
Wakeman and Jon Andel'80n were leaving
Ye11. tweryOCM.l wondered whether the group
onf' ()f thf' bltU(t'IU iltlr•clions on the concert
c1rcult u wt'll a!i a !iUPf'Jll'OUP when it <.'omes
to s~lltnl( albums would bn:ak up
WMkt'm~m h•d ltift the band before and re
turnf'd, hut this w1111 the rlnit time that An·
derson, who Wllb .r~s1)on1Hht .. for much of the
11on1ewnuna. bad left
Ac<"OrJlnit to drummer Alan Whale, 1t
wasn 't d1fflt·ult ut a ll ror the other.; (rumseU.
Sl t'Vt· llow~ and Chm, Square> lo continue.
T•:Lt:PllONING t'KOM Pennsylvania
wb~r e the h111HJ with ne w members Trevor
Shari~g Talenf
Jose Feliciano, who has dedicated bis
current single, "I 'm Coming Home
Again," to the safe return of the hostages
in Itan, will perform tonight and Satur-
day at the Golden Bear in Huntington
Beach. Phone 960-5436 for reservations. ..
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Horn and Geoff Downes -was rel\earsang for
the major U.S. tour that began at the beginning
of Sept.ember, White said, "The whole thing was
a mutual deeiaion. Over the last year the music
was deteriorating because people were coming
up with individual songs rather than all of us
writing together.
"When we started' doing this new album
("Orama"), it was pretty obvious that the
music Steve, Chris and I were making was
getting good reaction from people around us.
Jon and Rick kind of departed, and we
were going lo carry on as a three·piece unit
until these other guys <Downes and Horn)
came along and said they'd written a song for us.
We tried it out and the whole thing seemed to
work immediately."
YES HAD SEEN MANY per sonnel
changes over the years, and Alan says, "The
idea of Yes from the beginning has always
been that the nucleus or energy from five peo-
ple has always kept the thing going.
"The idea of the band was , to create a
more progressive kind of music, be adven-
turous about playing and get it across to the
public.
"This now reels like a 1980s version of Yes
which has everyone giving 100 percent.
Whereas last year . I felt there were three peo-_
pie giving 100 percent and two people giving
50. It's renewed enthusiasm all around, and
energy.
"IT'S ALWAYS DIFFICULT for any
number of creative people to stick together for
so many years. You have your individuals
wi thin the band and they always have their
point of view.
'·People left and did their own solo albums
and projects. but that wasn't a good period for
us . Together. we were · much stronger than
any of us by ourselves."
How is this Yes difrerenl than the old Yes?
"Well, lhe lyrics now are not quite as cos-
mic as the ones Jon used to write. They're
more real, about more real situations in life,
and the keyboard player (Downes) is using
more modem sounds of the 1980s.
"IT SOUNDS MORE MODERN, but
basically the nucleus or it all sounds like Yes,
so I would say that it doesn't sound all that dif·
ferent.
"We were totally aware that people would
make comparisons. Still, Yes has a lways
wanted to create something new, and still
keep that Yes sound, and I think we 've done that.
We'vemanagedtotakeonnewboundaries. ··
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9.00 9 THE DUt<ES Of
HAZZARD
TUBE TOPPERS
KTLA e 8 :00 -"Night of the Liv·
ing Dead.'' Radiation from a space ex-
periment turns corpses into man.eating
zombies in this movie chiller .
ABC fl 9:00 -"For the Love of It."
A new TV movie comedy centering on
espionage and kidnapping with J eff
Conaway and Deborah Raffin (photo at
le ft ).
NBC It 10:00 -NBC Magazine With
David Brinkley. The veteran newscaster
and commentator hosts this new series
about current events.
paogn and eHmlnes v1111-
ous aspects ol the pol1t1C•I
process
10:30 8 YOUTH AND TME
ISSUES
BARRED
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12:00. AMERICA'S TOP TEN
Hott: Casey K-G THE SULLIVAHS
Diiie IS caught In Magg141'a
room Christin. covers IOI
Mm In lronl of Grac:e
t2:30 D MtDHIOtn SPECIAL
Host Chevy Chase
Guests The Rolllng
Stones, Jol\nny Lee. Ben-
ny M1rdonas. Ir-Ca11.
AIChlld Tee. Richard
Belier
• MOVIE
• • •;, "Countdown''
( 1968) Robert Duvall,
James Cean An AmerH:an
astronaut lands on the
moon, only to discover a
d emolished Russian
apacecrall already there.
( I hr . SS min I D MOVIE
•*'Ir "Subttrlvge" ( 1"81
Gene Barry, JOlll COiiini.
0 2:26 1 NIWI
2:30 MOVll ' * * * "Men Wiii\ Wings" ( 1938) Ftad MacMunay,
Ray MMllncl. '
3:00 • MOVIE .,
e •'h "The Skull" (l9is-,
Peler CuSl\ing, Chtlsto.
pn., L ..
3:101 NEWS
3:'6 MOYIE .
• • 'h "Whipsaw" <'935)
Myrna Loy, Speno« Treoy .
4:00 8 MOVIE
• • "Th41 Seekers" ( t9S4)
Jeck Hawkins, Gl~nll
Johns
4:161 H£WS
4:20 MOVIE •'Ir "The Crosby Cue"
( t934) Wynne Gibson,
Onllow Stevens
4:30 • HEWS
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Bo ind Lulu1 get art ested
IOf rusthng tw•Cll on one
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11&tQhbo1 win a horse tace
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"Hypnotism And Control-
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I • NEWS 4
Featured now people In
Arcedoa. Fla . have lun on
Saturday night; a look ea
Oe1dwood, S D , where
tlie cll1zens ore pro1eslln9
the closing ol Patn's Pur-
ple Brothel
* * * '1Fleme And The Fote" ( 1966) Documenlaty
Oirecled bv Poe11e·Dom•,.
n!QUe GalH611u A Frenc'1
film director goes l>eh•nd-
lhe-sc.en&s 10 capture the
mysticism of am;aeot t11bal
riles among pr1m1Uve pea.
pies nl Nttw Guinea. (I hr ,
30 rrun 1
7:00 IJ MARLO AND THE
MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE. D GODZILLA/
OYNOMUTT HOUR 8 PACESETTERS
Jeff Conaway and Deborah Raffin are
, pursued by agents of every breed in the
new TV movie ··For the Love of It"
tonight at 9 on ABC. Channel 7
D SPEAK UP AMERICA
Marjoe Gortnet. Jayne
Ken~edy and Rhonda
Bates speak 10 people
around the country about
con1rovers1a1 1uues of lhe
day
GMAT
PERFDRMAHCES
"The Oteam" Merle Park
Anll\ony Dowell, Wayne
Sleep and Getry Grana are
leatvred lrom Covent Gar-
den's Roy1l Opera House
In Sir Fredtlf!Ck Ast>lon s
Ofll·ICI ballet with mus.<:
D TONIGH.T
Host. Jo,.nny Car50n
Guests Or Carl Sagan
Steve Matton D ~AMBE & WISE:
Ernie 111es to unravel the
MCtel of 11\e 1nY1!>11>le man
Enc is evicted lrorn lhe11
apartment when Erno" get!
married
., NATIONAL NEWS
t2;40 IJ (fj THE HEW
AVENGERS
Key Q<Jvernm""t l)lhGoaJ!>
#t>(J had recently been w a
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Farr.
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John Hurt (left), l'ninlc MlddlemaA
Prodiicer Shows
Toiu;h of Classics
NEW YORK <AP) -"Masterpiece Theater" bectu ita 10th season Sunday with thanks due a
1tn1Je man responsible for four or the classics to
be broadcut in the coming months.
"'Ibe fact that these programs are surfacing in
America at the same time," says Jonathan
Powell, one of Britain's foremost television pro.
ducers. "is a kind of curious coincidence.
''111EY A&E THE RESULT of the last three
yean' work," he says, "and what you will be see·
tn1, really, is a strand of programming coming out
of what we call' BBC·2 Classic Serial•.''
"Muterpiece Theater" opens its season at 8
on KOCE (50) and 9 on KCET (28) with the first
chapter ol a four-part adaptation of Dostoevsky's
"Crime and Punishment," to be followed Oct. 26
by a five-part production of Jane Austen's "Pride
and Prejudice."
Both miniseries were produced by Powtu. who
abo provided the British Broadcastins Corp. with
two othel' dramatizations included ln the upcoming .. lluterplece Theater" season -Vera Britain's
"Teatament of Youth" and "The~a Raquin," by
Emtle7.ola.
A nFl1I POWELL PllODVCl'ION, "Tinker,
TaJlor, Soldier, Spy" bued on John l..eearre's spy
thriller, will be broadcast besinnina Monday nl1bt
at I on KCET as part of PBS ' "Great
Performancea" aeries. Yet another, a neir pro-
duction of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," is
scheduled for January u part of public TV's
• 'llyatery'' prosram.
B&e-t ia the Don·commerclal network's enter·
tainment channel, and production for "Classic
Serial" is amoo1 Powell'• reaponjiblllties.
"Over tbe yean," says Powell, wbo la in bis
early 30a, "we've concentrated on tbe ire•t clualc
novels of En'1lah literature, u well u other
cla11lcs like 'Crime and Punishment.'
"WllA,..WE'VE 8EBN TaYING to do recent·
ty la reta1D tbla very valuable tradition for doinC
the ei.le noYela, wbUe attemptiq to brine lnto
the stnDd different and rather offbeat literature,
alvlDC that the aame tare and productJon valuet u
tbeotben·''
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lrom the 7 1s1 and 72nd
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P.M. MAGAZINE
8:008
HULK
THE INCREDIBLE
David accepts a ride from
a lone moaorcycllst and
winds up becoming
Involved tn 11n inner -gang
war (Al
D THE FLINTSTONES
SPECIAL
Animated Fred. w 11ma
and Pebbles Fllnlstone
end tl\etr lrlOnds, the Aul>-
bles. welcome a new tamt-
ly. the Fr1nkenslones, to
their Bedroc:k neighb<><·
t'lood
D MOVIE~ * •;, "Night 01 The LtVlng
Oeao" ( 19681 Judith
O'Dea, Duane Jones Dead
bodies become man-eat-
1119 monstets when they
are activated by a 1adl8-
llon leak (? tlrs I
•o~ Mercy has second
thoughts about goong on
vacallon when everyone
tekes • liking 10 h8t tem-
porary replacement (Al
8 MOVIE • *'" "Fooir · (19701
Katharine Ross. Jason
Robards. An aging actot
and a young wo'!'an fall 1n
love when they meet In
San Frenc1sco (2 hrs.I
., MOVIE
• • • • Moster Aober1s"
( t9SSI Henry Fonda,
Jemes Cagney. A u S
Navy cargo stup run'S1nto
many 011sadven1ures
8 11:1 MOVIE
··For Tl\e Love 01 II
(Prfll'T'tere) Det>orah Ration,
Jett Conaw1y A model
and e lovestruck medical
student are pursued by a
molley coltec:11on ol go•·
ernmenl agents alter they
1a11 neor to Sov1e1 m1htary
secrets O
I MER~ GRIFFIN
C,i) WALL STREET
WEEK
"West German Econom-
1~" Guest. Kati 0110
Poehl. president. Deutscl\e
8undesbank
9:30 S) SACRAMENTO WEB<
IN REVIEW
Host Mu11ay Fromson
C,i) OLD FRIENDS ... HEW
FRIENDS
Fted Rogers onterv•ews
Tom Snyder, Hugh Downs.
Susan Stamberg and Tom
Collie o
10:00 I) (I) OALl.AS
The news that Pam as
pregn1nt stirs up the long-
standing ltNd between
grendfall\ers-10-l>e Joctt
and Digger (Al D NBC MAGAZINE
WITH DAVID BRINKLEY
(Prem>erel Oavid Brinkley
and repor1ers Garrick
Utley, Jack Perkins, Dou9·
les Kiker and Betsy Aaron
pres.nt current news sto·
ries. 1oplca1 repor1s and
prof ties
l ~T=LNEWS
BILL MOYERS'
JOURNAL
"Clmpa>gn Aepe<1" -81"
Moyers reports on 11\e
evenlS. people and issues
ol the 1980 elect•on cam·
•
Felt• Mendelsso"n
11:00 II 8 ())(!I) NEWS
D HOLLVWOOO
SOU ARES 8 OAVEALLENAT
LARGE
Tonight Dave Is Aobon
Hood. King Arthur and
Ta•Lln
• YOU IET YOUR LIFE
Buddy Hackett meets a
dog who smells our e11plo-
sl..es, a woman who QtV8S
lours ol lhe graves or HOI·
lywood stars and Frank
Sin81ra's lormet valet
• THE BENNY HILL
SHOW
Spain and Portugal pr9$
ont lhetr enlt1es In lhe
European Song Contest
8i) NANA
"Fall 01 An Empire" Count
Muttal again succumbs to
Nana's magic. sl\e is hvong
tn OPUient luxury al hos
expense. but on her own
terms (Par1 5 ol 5)
11:30 tJ ()) HO HOLOS
JOHN DARLING
8 9 FRIDAYS 8 RHOOA
Rhoda and Joe de<".•<le "''
only wey they can ~0<>ru:
more ttme •OQlllhe• lti tr,
barricade lhemselve& "'
their apartment. dist"
g11dlng family l11end•
work and on snort "'"
WOtld
• MOVIE * • * "The 11<nP•l¥1
( t9721 George C S<hll
Diana Rigg A d1r.1tlu~11)ne;l
doctor on 11\e 1tll•i14l ,,,
dlYOtC8 IS seved horn !WI
Cide by a young woman t;>
nrs I
., IT TAKES A THIEF
Al Mundy ts laced wnn 1ne
problem ol smuggllng a
detecllng British sc1en11s1
out ot an Iron Curtain
country
'1i) CAPTIONED ABC
NEWS
11:45 tJa CAPTIONED ABC
NEWS
IJ HOLLYWOOD
HEAA'f8EAT
110; CAAOl BUAN£n
ANDFAIEHOS
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I 1'1'J"i1 Eu1at,,.;tr t a11r1t •A,., r ff"'JW
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• • • 1 Tt·t. Sea Of
Grat.~ I t~4 71 '>r-er1c.er
T•ac1 K1t1h"""" ~""t>'"" 1:60 tJ MEWS
2:000 HEWS 8 MOVIE
• • • • The P1ayboy 0 1 me Wes1ern World
( 1963J Siobhan Mc Kenna
Garv Raymond
2'20 tJ MOVIE
7•30 II DUSTY'S
TAEE>iOUSE
I BIG BlUE MAA8L.E
THE LONE RANGER
ELEMENTARY NEWS m SOHAISAS
• AS we SEE IT (R)
(() KIDSWORLD
8:00 IJ ()) MIGHTY MOUSE I
HECKLE & JECKLE D ,RED AHO BA~EY
MEET THE SHM00
8 LEAVEITTOBEAVER D 9J PLASTICMAH
I AOL~DERBV
MOVIE • * * '> Boys 'Town"
t t9l8) Spencer Trecy.
Mocltev Rooney F'atner
F1111agan's Boys Town Is
disrupted by a seemmgly
heartless new arrival (2
hrs 1
., SPECIAL PEOPLE
f fB ONCE UPON A
CLASSIC
Domino<: Beyond Gravr-
ly" Nick and hlS lnends
c.!ICI\ 11\e sugglers. LO•d
Sia•nton prepues to
launch hos rocket (Part 8
of 8)C IR)
Is 'Shogun' Silverman's Salvation?
By PETEil '· BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP > -Fred
Silverman 's very own television
season has found the legitimizer it
needed -"Shogun," a bona fide,
runaway hit t.bat may actually bring
about The Miracle at NBC.
Some considered Silverman's show
of bravado merely a smokescreen·
meant to keep his RCA bosses from
thinking about the bleak present.
Silverman was fighting for his job.
Then NBC lost the Moscow
Olympics, and the pipe dream
seemed dead.
Silverman's decision lo "waste"
"Shogun" last week, when the other
two networks were saying there was
no season.
"Shogun" a television phenomenon
along the tines of "Roots."
Viewing dropped somewhat Fri-
day. perhaps due to the Jewish boli-
da y or even viewer fatigue. But
"Shogun" was a winner. a big win-
ner.
They'll talk about it for yea.rs. the
way baseball fans speak reverently
oft.be 1914 Miracle Braves of Boston ,
who came from last place to win the
National League pennant.
Si lverman's ambition seemed.even
less, attainable . T.be first 18 months of
his NBC presidency has seemed like
an effort to shrink the legend of Fred
Silverman, Superprogrammer. Yet,
he boldly predicted that NBC would
be No. 1 by this C.hristmas.
But Silverman got lucky. Actors
went on strike, leaving all three
networks, in essence, on even terms.
And Silverman, thinking on his feet,
moved quickly to create a ''revised
fall schedule," meant to suggest the
illusion of a real season. ·
Silverman gambled, and won
"Shog u n " overcame it s
idiosyncrasies -namely. overlengt.h
a nd a considerable amount of un-
translated Japanese -and became a
sweeping hit. _
Vi ewers proved Silverman right.
T hey did want a new season.
"Shogun," the fi ve· part, 12-hour
miniseries based on James Clavell 's
novel, represented a new season.
"ShogUn" succeeded i.n cementing
the perception that no matter what
the other guys were doing, NBC was
delivering a fall season. NBC bas a
heavy load of big movies on hand,
and the World Series in a few weeks.
Even if the actors' strike ended
this week, it would be December
before the networks got full delivery
of their ordered series. By then,
Silverman may well have his miracle
accomplished.
"Shogun," an expensive miniseries
of unknown potential, was the cor·
nerstone of Silverman's plan. There
were those at NBC who questioned
Viewers repaid Silverman by
watching the thing in droves. They
bought sake and paperback editions
of Clavell 's rat novel and made
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N4r ana M,., FolO\~ Od"'•S 'w1n >u.en divldu•t f r'li\ 0Uio4ne\\ I\ (Onouctpd tJy "" I M .. p\, '" ,.,,. OtflCt of the coun•\t! (dDl\lr~no \!''' H~ch Hulrhin\Of'\ •ndlvlCJual R•coro.-r ol w,o County
Mr •M ""'1\ RObltrt 8uctay ''"''"'· rtut, St.al~\ Wd\ '•'fld With tf'W Gfrot9•aC4W'OOft l ~· '"'"' AdOr"\'\ •no Other
SAN FRANC ISC O
(AP) -Mayo r Dianne
Fei n stein ann o u n c ed
that San Francisco has
b een awar ded a S5 7
m illion federal gl'an t to
reh a bilita te hous ing in
the city 's poor Hunters
Point dis t rict. T h e
mo n ey wi l l go to
re n ovat e severel y
vandalized apartments.
9.,1 Coun\v Clerk ot OranC)P Couf"'fY on "''~ '\•atflf""lenl .,.,."' t1lf'd w•th tnt common Ot1-f9"olti°" ,, .,.., 0, tn~
M r •nd Mr~ JONI lort41roto ''~1ne .AvQU\\ 11 1'IO Co1.1nty Cler\. ot Or•n~ (Ut,,1•lty on •ti»I propt''h dtH'r•b~o ~bove I)
91rl 1'1641•1A119ull 1~• t<lllO I pu•oorl•d lo tJ<o •16 E•SI Flower M• ""0 M•• Rob••• l "dS•• Publh""'1 Or•not c.o." Oa•ly P1101. 1'14ll11 Slrffl CO'llAMOW C•lllO•"'" N•wPOrl 6'11Kll 0,,1 ~o• 2&, end 0<1 l 10, 17 l'lllO Pubfl1ned OranQr Ccws1 0 <)oly P1101 r11 .. · undror<i<;i....i Trust•" cii11<.lt•m\
Mr ano Mr-. Aobftrt Pt~ •ft>, trv1n• 1901 IO Seol l, 10# IJ 2& 10IO lS•J-t.J """ hlbUlty fOf ""'"' •n<oueclf\MS. or
Q!fl '"'~ \H~t addtt~·u .tnd other common
Mr Ind """ ~ .. ,.,. J•n~1n• Hunl PUBLJC NOTICE <k•19n<1hon, 11 al\v •llown lw•e•n 1no1on 8o<n oov P UBLIC NOTICE Said ••le w111 bl>~ out wllllOut
Mr •net Mr-c. C•r I Joh'-'n Blor',Qtt.SI I 1 c.ov~n•"' or warranty, ll•prt\S or I 8alb0a '''"""·girl FICTITIOUS 8VSINESS l"fCTITIOVS 8USINESS I 1mo11M, r09,.,d1n91111t ooswu1on, or I Mr ano Mrs David MalM.on Hun1 NAME STATENIEHT H-E STATEMENT 1 rncumb•M<tt to pe~ Ille rom41n1n<;1 l"IJlon Se.ct>, DOy Tiie tolf"""'n<:I °""""" Is d0ln9 Ous1 TM follow1nq "'"""" is Jo•nq Du\I pr1n<lpe1 wm OI INJ noteCsl •e<u•~
s..e.,,......11 "'-'' ., M\\ •S bv w 1d DetiJ ot Tl'u$l. w•th 1nter•\t
M r •na Mr~ 0.vld Antonmi, f rv1nf',
bOY Mr and Mrt 11m Snydetr Costa Mew, boy
COCHlt~M JOt4HSON WILLAAO JAMES COCHRAN -HARRIET Mc0UIUCIN JOH,..SON,
13. rHiOtnl ot Hunl1"91on 8eech. C• PU\ed ewav on *'em"" n l..O PHW<I -11Y on S.ptemt»r 73, I-Siie I~ surv1~ DY ,.,., Miii Jtrome
$.ur-vl~ by ~ James Coc.hr•n ot ~ndrew\ Jonnson OttUQMtr. J•n~t Hunlln91on 8H<ll, Cl .. Leon Cocllr•n Jonnson .,.., l>rO!llOr John Andrtwl ot Oklal\Oma, brother llov CoclV•n oi M<01111k1n, Ser•lu s to l>t Mid on Ken>••· >1Slflr ltn<r N~lfon of Saturday, S"plembu 71 1•80 ~! wlclllla, IC•-· 5 11r•f'd<.h1idron, l 1 OOPM 1n lt\e l'reeman OlaPel OI the
gte•l gr.llndchUOr«n Memor••t P4WOI~ Pf'Tibytel'4•n \..nwr(,, wt(tl
'-trv•ces wtlt b• hela on Fr1d•Y. Or V.he E 1lmont1t1 oth<••tt"C) Stplemoer 16, "'° at 1 OOPM •I Interment Mounl••n v .. w Cemtiery Diido 8roti..rt, Hunl •n-;ilon 8eecn Tum..r & Slewno Mortuary, Puedena
Cllepel. Interment "''" De private dlrt<IO"· · 0 1rec1•0 by 0 II day 8ro111 e rs SMITH Mortuery , 8e•cll e. l•IDert PEAR LE.SMIT'4,res10!!nl otCost•
H•mlinvton 11Hc11. c. M7 1111 1111«\6, C. f0< •• v•a" P••WG awn on ~o·-· 2' '"'° su ..... d b• ""' llu•band l J Sm1tnOI C~•• Mn•, C:a GLAS•EltG and dlUQhttr Melinda v•rl1m~n 111 MARTINS GLASBEAG, resident of Lo~ AnQelt5, C~. Sil'rvotes wert "•'O Co•la Mew, Ca PasHtl •wey on Sapteml>or ?&. 1'19() al I OOPM OI ti... Saptembet U, 1'80 World W•• 11 Harbor La-Mounl Oll"f W moro•I
Yt\erMI ot IM v S Arm• SUrvlvo<I b'I Cllepel wilt\ interment 1mmed•a!#ly Ills wit• LilllMI Of Cosio W sa, Ca <t followl"9 Servr<e. u"°"t ,,.. drrect•<>n 01u911ter Cheryl 8rudy 01 Pac Ille ol Hart>o< Lawn Mount Dll•t Monaury '4elgflts, C.., I ton-ln·lew John Bruoy Of Corl• Mes.. S4C> SSS.
••so •t Peclflc H•igllh , C•., • brolner Aeron Goldm•n of 8ostOI\,
Deaths
ANNA KAYE PAOOUCTIONS, A GROWINC. HABIT )O(> Nonh 1 lntroon, es provld<lel In >aid nolelll, 1secn 5'1r1~1e, Ste : 33, HIH\tln91on Tu,un, 0'"'"11"· C•llfo• n1a 9?0NJ advanctt, II 1nv ""°"' Ille !••ms ol
BH Cll, Co. -Te•rv Vbanu, l•• N l u~11n said Deed O! Trust, 1oes, '""'II"' and Ann• l<•lllC!rlM O...llette. 1.ot? Orenqe, Calllorn1192... ••11t1nses Of the Tru•loe ano ot !lie
Tottol• Cr Hunt1nqton Bt'•ch, C• Tnl\ bu'\ttWU '' conduct.-cs by an in· 1r'u\t~ Cl'fateo b'f ,...o Oeito ot 'ttu\t -tu.I• dlv1dual -+.-Tiit lolal amount o• thr unpaid
rru, btntrwu '' c.ondu<ted t>y .1n 1n Ttrrv '1'brriM'e1 balance ot UW! ot>hQ.ahon S@<ur•CS t>y
dtVIOUl l ,."'' \t4'tPmient wa\ hlf'd '11WIU1 '"" p lhf! pro;aiert., to bf M>IO .. nd ttt•$OtMOle
An.na K Oue•l"Ue County Cl•rk 01 Or•nQlf Cou"'V on S.,p l est,m•tco t oil' e•o~nse\ and lnl) sl•ternent wu Ill~ wllll the ••mber 10, 1980 advonrts •I ''"' 11m• of lne lnll••• County Cieri< Of°"-Count• on ~O· NO•lllS AllO ASSOCIATES, INC PUblluHon Of .... No•1<• 01 S.1• ·~ 1emoer 17, 1'90 010 C•-Drl,.., '1Dl,J17 .o8 Ft4WI N•wP9f1 ilffc:fl, Calllo"'ie .,... The oene•l<••'Y under sa10 !>Md 01 Publl!ihecl Otllft9t Coast 0•11y P1t61 I ~1..,11 T • u • • /IC.,elolo,. •'•<vied dnd ~01 "· 26, Oct. 3, 10, t'llO 3'7...0 PuD•I<....., Or•noe Coa<t Dall• 1>1101. d•hverMI 10 I"<! und4!rs1Qne<I • wn1ren Sepl U, 19. 2&. O<I J, 1'190 JIJO..l/IO Oecl•rauon ol Oefaull •no O•mand tor S•lf' aod 8 w rlUf'n Nohe~ 01 P UBLIC NOTICE I I Del•ufl •nd ffrclron to 'iell Tn• PUBLJ{' NOTIC F. unders1QM<I cau\eo \<l•d Nollu ol
NOTICE OF DEATH OF l ?.~':r"d:d ~.;'~~,,!0,..,
K E I T H E L I H A R · N-67529 j 1>rooer1y is 1ocalll0
RINGTON A ... D OF I NOTICEOF DEAT HOFI O•l•dSep\emf)erll,1480
p E T I T I 0 N T 0 c AT HE R I N E J u N E SECURITY "lLIEO
ADMINISTE R ESTATE I M I L L S A N 0 0 F l !~:!~~~.~~,.,.
NO. A·10S9t0. P E T I, T I 0 N T 0 1 11020c,,..M1~r Bl•d
T 0 a I I h e i r s ' AOM IN l~TE R ESTAT E I No Hollyw_,,C~.-·~
f • I 1213) 'l80-t•t7 bene 1ciaries, c reditor s NO. A·10S962. ov Jud•tnR w...a11nq
and continge nt creditors of T o a I I h e 1 r s , Au 1 ""' Prn'"""' Keith Eli Harrington o f bene f iciaries credi to r s Pubh)hr!O Ordnot Coast oa11v 01101
Laguna Niguel, California, a nd contingent creditors of S.1>• '' 76.<><• J 1980 3160 ~I
and persons who may be Cat herine Jlme Mills and I PUBLIC NOTICE
otherwise interested in the' person s who may b e
I will and/or estate: otherwise interested in the "111111"
A petition has been f iled will and/or estate: HoT1cEoFT1tvSTEE'SSALE I
by Bruce E. Harrington in A petition has been filed Re s;:_r=1~,';;3 ~~
the Superior Court of by Blanche I<. Shields in SANr1,11c;o e ... ,..IC.• ca111o•nluor·
Orange County request ing the Superior Court o f oo•a11on "' du•y •OC101n11'd Truth••
"""SSB<-h, 7 \jfftr\ E01tll Welner ol Arl_.a, C. , Atdelle Sn•1d0r of San M4orcos, ta .. • Qr-n Ad•m 8r...ty
Services -·• held on Sej)tembe• 1&, UIO •I 2.JOPM al Ille Harbor Lawn·Moune Oh•• Me...,,.,,lao Clwoel with lnter,..n1 1mmeo1atetv 1011owln9 S.rvl<H ...-ll'le dir'e<llon of Haroor l ••n·Mount Olive Mor1u<1r, of C:osle Mese. 5'f0.S55A
that Bruce E . Harrington Orange County reQues ting :':'uas~' ~~o1~~1~"~~~~.~~~'. Elsewhere lbe appointed as personal that Blanche 1<. Shields be TIO,. To THE HIGHEST eiooER r e pre se ntative to a ppointed as p e r s onal FORCASH 11><1v•1>1ea111meo1u1e1n
administer the estate of r e p r es e n t a t i v e t 0 1aw1u1 money o~the un11..i s1aies1 •II
I< 'th El' H · t ( d · • l h f 1 ngnt, lllle -1nltrttl conv•yM 10 LONDON (AP) _ er 1 a~nng on un· a m1n1s .er t e estate o anonowr-eldby •lunclerwldDeedof
PACIFIC VIEW
MIMO•IAL PARIC
Cemetery Morluary
Chapel
John "Boa.zo" Boabam d e r the Indepe nd ent Catherine June M ills Tru•• 1n 111e orooerty "•••1n1tt•r ~ d ' Administration of Estates, !under the Independent d••<"l>ed
r u m m e r 0 f l h e Act) The petition is set for 1 Ad ministration of Estates TRu'>TOR JAMES " ~ERA and
JSOO Fac1r1c View Ori11e
Newpon Beach
644-2700
"4cCOIMta MOUUA•IES
Laguna Beacn
494-94 15
Laguna Hills
768-0933
San Juan Cap1s11ano •
495·1776
H.UIOI L.AW ... -MT. OLIVE
Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler A11e
Cos1a Mesa
54().5554
N•CI llOTHIH
llU llOADWAY
MOITU .. Y
1 t 0 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
IALTI & laGao ...
SMITH & TUTHILL
WISTCLlff CHAPll.
427 E 17th S t
Costa Mesa
646-9371
ptHCI llOTHHS
SMITHS' MOUUMY
627 Main St
Huntington Beech
536·6539 ........... ,
COlOMIA&. "'"8AL
NONI
7801 eoisa ,..,.
Westminster
893-3525 .....
·1 n l e r n a t ,· 0 0 a I I y : . . AOSE~.t..R1E A KERR. nu~nd •nO . hearing rn Dept. No. 3 at I Act). Ttte petitron Is set for w11e,
accla.1 m ed hard·r ock 700 Civic Center Drive, hearing in Dept. No. J at eENEF1c1AA'r SANTIAC.o m u s l c g r 0 up Led West in the City of Santa 700 Civic Center Or West BAN I(, • C.lltornla corporation, , •. . ' . . . · . ' 'orde<I J.,,....ry lO 1'80 .n ln~I• No Zeppe lin. has been found Ana, Cal1forn1a on Oc tober Santa Ana. Cal1forn1a on I Jsan 1n -1).llS oeqe .,, o• 0111(•••
dead at the home or lhe 121 , 1990at10:00a.m . !October 14, 1980 a t 10:00 Aecoras lnllleotflceollheRecar<ler
groun l le ad g u '1ta r 'st IF YOU OBJECT to the a.m. ol Or•noe County, "''d df>Od Of trust ,.. S I •i • f . . F d"<•lllestl\l'lollo..,ln90<-r1y Jim m y page. p o lic e g r a nting o !he petition, f '(OU OBJECT t? .the lot 41 °' Tr<1e1 No toHe, in 111.c1
s aid Bo nham 's age you should either appear l g rantrng of the pet1t1on, 1vof Cos••~.<nper Map recoro.d
· al the hearing a nd state you should eithe r appear in t>ooll m. Pll!lt!' u anc1 1& ot M••·
could not be 1mmed1ately your objections or file at the hearing and state '""•nC10us ""'"'· '" 111e office 01 111t determined but he W3S in . . . Counly Recor<ler ohald County, MAV . • wrltte nobject1onswith the your ob1ect1ons or file BE .t..LS01CHOW,..AS.HS11Sant•Ana hts early 30s. court before the hearing. written objections w ith the A.,.n.,., eo.1a w .... c.1110,,.1. "111 a
Your appearance may be court before the hear ing ,,, .. ,_..s•orcom.._~IQnttlonli
LOS ANGELES <AP) in pe rson or by your at· Your appearance may bt? ~~::,~:i-:ei:;:;;:;:::i~:~~ntc
-Lewis Mileslone184 ,a torney. in pe r son or by your Tt1ebenefk1aryun<1ersa1doeed ol
Russian-born m o tion I F Y 0 U ARE A attorney. TruslbVl'ff'°'1of1brHc11or<1e1au11
C R E 0 I To R I F Y 0 U A R In IM o4141pllons secured 1n.rt1>r, picture director w ho or a c ont-E A 11e•etolor e n e<uteo -ci.nvertd 10
w 0 n t w 0 Ac ad e·m y ingent creditor of the de-C R E 0 I T 0 R o r a ,,,. ""°""'9ntd ... ,111 ... Oect••••1on
A d h d · d ceased. you must file your contingent creditor of the of 0e11u11 -oemenc1 for s.1e, •'"'
w 3 r 5 ' a 5 1 e · c laim w ith the court o r decea sed you mus t file wrl1t•nnot1c•ofbre.ct1an4ofele<llon A m ong his 40 fl'lms were • • to ou .. ""' unc1erslon.<1 10 .. 11 Mid present 1t to the per sonal you r claim with the court propertv 10 wtl11v wi<I -1oe11ons,
th tr orig in a l 193< representative appointed or present it to the ane1111ereattertht11nc1er1!9'Wdca11wd
p r oduction of "AIJ Quiet by the court within fou r pe rsonal representative .. ic1noticeol1>rH<ll-a1e1eeuon to
0 Tb W t F t , 1 • be At<ordld """Y 2', l'IO n lnitr. Ho. n e es em ron , months from the d ate of appointed by the court 211011n -urn_ 1m. 01 "id
"Fr ont Page" an d "Of first Issuance of lette rs as within four months from Off1c1a1 Aecorcb.
Ml.Ce and Me n " He d 1'ed l provided in Section 700 Of the date of first issuance S.ld wt• wlll ... ....-. Dul """"°"' • 1 . . • toven•nt Of" warr.nty, • ........,_.,or On. T hursday. t h e P r o b ate Cod e o f Of letters as provided 1n Plied, ·-d"'9 th••. posws~. or California. The time for Section 700 of the Probate Htcumbr-es, to pay 111e ,....,,,,,.ng
__ .___..._,,..,......filing cf alms will not ex-Code of California. The prln<lpa1 sum o1 "'-not•<•> secured
• Y I · · by Hid Deed of Trust, wllll lnleretl •• plre prior to four m9nthS t me for f1flnQ Claim s Wiii inseldnoteprovlcled Hven<n lleny
f rom the date of the hear-not expire prior to four under 111e terrnsoh~ld OHc1 ot Trust:
ing not iced above. months from the date of lees, <"-r9es •"" uoensu 01 1 ...
YOU MAY E XAMIN E the he·:>r ing noticed a bove. :.%"'~~ ~r~ ·~~~ ~~.::::::
t he flle kept by t he court. YOU MAY EXAMINE 11e1c1 on Tu.sde,, 0c1a11er 1, ,,.., ''
If you a re·lnterested In the the file kept by the court. 11·00 A.M .. •• t11e •rent en•r•nc• 10
t t fll If I t t d I th Soutri.rn P.telll< Tille com.,.,,,, su es a e , you m ay e a re-you are n eres e n e Nor111 cM1r111o Par11 or1... Suitt 100 quest wit h t he court to re-estate, you may file a s.n11•ne,Q111om1a. · '
celve special notice of the request with the court to Tiie tot•• 1mou111 01 tM unpaid
i t of t t t r I I I t · f batan<e of !ht Ollli..tton s.<urtd by nven My es a e asse s ece ve spec a no ice o u ld pr-rtv 10 be 1o1d 1oge1,,., w1111 a nd of the petitions, ac. the Inventory o f estate fnler•u, 1•1e c~s. ~na esllm•ttd
tteal'h FOl•r co unt s , a n d r e p orts assets and of the petitions, cost•,·-· ....s ac1Yencn ... of
---described In Section 1200 accounts a nd r e ports t1Mdate.....,,,1ss11M,61s."
of the California Probate described In Section 1200 oet.c1:~~ri~"°uNK , •
Free tests for
blood prequre. eye, pulmonary,
hMring.fttneu
during Huntington
Center Healtt't Fair
Thurs. thru Sun.
Al90 CPR, acupundure
den'°8 & tdtOOI
Immunization.
Code . of the California P robate c.111orntA<oriioor••ton.
Code •u•1<1 rn111 ... ' By: SOUTHERN P.<>CIFIC Greg M . Mortensen,
Esq., Rliidel, Kendall & P IU , Wiison & COHO Harrington 42tt <Attn: Geort• Pike,
MacArtttur Blvd., Suite Attorney at Law>, P.O.
10Sr Newport IHc~l.......CI. BOil H, Arcadia, Cai. •1006; HMO; tit: (714) 7st-zni. tel: (213) S74-1lt0. ~
TITLE COMPANY, • <Of1IOl'atlon, A99nl SIS ~ C.Orlllo Perk Or ..
Sull• 100 Sell!• ..... Call!. '7101
111•)917·1• .,. Welclo R Hll\ill, Asslttenl
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Pullll\lllCI Or.,,.. CDett Delly Piiot Pllbll"'9d Or .... Coe.I Delly Pllol lfu&lltMcl Or-C-11 0.11\1 PllOI 5"f, M, 17, OCI. J, ,.. "1MO Seclf, M, U, Ort. J, I• Jt11-ID s.,t. lJ, It, M, t• Jtlt.td
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Trade H With • Want Ad -· FHt Credit Approval
INlhtah .......................
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
rublilher'1 Nofic•:
HMMtForW. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• G ...... 1002 G....,.al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ llOaM ~ $17,900
Attractive home with
crackling rlrl!µlace in h\'
mg room. and close l11
schools and s hopping
Large Jl8X6.5 lot VA &
FHA f111;rnclng nva1lu
ble! A real steul! 963 6767
THIE REAL
ESTATERS
•••••••••••••••••••••••
MEWPOIT
DUPUX
2 Un1t11 vn fee l11ntl
AcrQSs from vark. Neul'-
beaf'h. hay, & shoppin~
Pm •etl al S2t-"'>.IJ()(I (';vl'11
00 4!'lS3
DOORS TO IEACH
All real estate advertised
111 1h1s newspaper is sub-Ject to the Federal f'air ,_ ________ _
Hous ing ct of i968
which makes 1l illegal lo
ad\•(•r l 1se "any pre
fercnc·e . lim1lat1on. or
cliscrrminttlion based on
race. <:olor, r<'lifi(1on. sex
or national ong1n. or an
1n1enuon to mct ke any
Stll'h r>reference, hmita
ltun. or di~crimination. ·'
2 2 Uuµlex O w ner
mot ivated Oµe n t u
c r eati ve f1nanc 101t
Pc.!!istbly httle or no cas h.
Will tracle property bolll
Tht-; rwwspaper will nut
kno" 1ngly .inept an~
.J.dvert1~1ng ror rea l
c:.,1 JI{· whic·h •~ in 1•1ola
tiu1111( thl.' law
ERRORS: Advertisen
should check their ads
dally and ~ er-
rors immrdiattfy. The
DAILY PILOT auu.-s
liability for the fint iit-
cornd iMeriion Giiiy. -
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'().'.. FIXER
<\ Bdnn.., 3 hlllhs. hu1tt-
famd1 room and forrn:.i I
d1n1ni.i room A real
ba1 ~u10 ne:.ir Uuv c r
Shore'> <..'all for complett-
det <1tb ~&2:113
MAGMIFtClNT
eooaSJF· VIEW
MAMSIOl'4
$1 ,750,000
Keck Alde~lle. Rllr
832·~140
@.1'4EWPORT ~ Slll,900!
1;ar or ,, ,, $219,0UO
t: ve~ 54H -00 15
associated
81101<EllS llEl\L TOllS
ll)]t, wt.' 8olt.(J > t> 1 i 'be.~
FIXER,
$91 ,000
Hm11.t your paint hru~h
11nd save thousands'. I
H<lrm townho!TW. Jmrni.i
rovm . 1.>r1 ... ·atc t r l•c
shaded patio. and hu1:c
l(n•cnhclt .Jus t step~
from P•J<•( lm 1K1s~ible 111
malr h' ('all !J(;:j 67117
Very atfor<hJblc Newport Ti:rra r~ condo' Ur
grdded end unn f:x1rt1
windows a(ford mnre
light and \ 1ew 11111~
udcle<1 counters &
,1orage in coun1r~
kitchen' Take over low lr-~----R-ew--... -L-
111ter(•11. low pa~ ment. & ~.::. ~
low pnnC' ICJ.m < io1,•,. ESTAT&:RS $680 mo. $69,3001 Sec
and subrnil' Ca 11752-1700
THE REAL
ESTATERS
OPPORTUNITY
knc~lu. often whl.'n you
us~ result gellln.I! Daill
l'tlnt Class1f1ed 1\d'> 111
reach I he Urangl' t'm1..,I
murk et.
1.1hmw1>12 .lfi7M
Waterfront Home
.) BR -I l~a t'U!ilflll1
w u1cr lr11nl hom t•
'' Ii\ 38 ' p \'I II u l' k l'r1cc•d SI .1 9 1 11110
Hudtlt·t w 1r, .. ll· fur
l'alm $pnng ... Est<1ll·
F•1r tlel :ul-. on th•' home
1ntl .1ppl Io -.~·I'. 1·till
Carol llurr JJ..'l u:.11 oc~
~ASSUME
S&0.000 I st TD.
Only $30.000 <1own and
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home on lovely quiet
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SEA CCN.E PROPERTIES
714-631-0990 --------~ $99,950
NORTH COSTA
MESA
A ~pe<'tacular 3 Bdrm 2
bath home with huge
bnck fireplace. builtin
,·aruu m system. brick
BBQ. and wood decked
spa + many extras Call
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Calllou1I• 8ualnen end Profeuion1 Code (Sec
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DUPllEX
Larsie enclosL•d brr ck
courtyard f'rench doors
lc;td lu forrna I IL~ 1ng
room Bcautrful Italian
ttll! and Oak 1Jla11kcd
floors enhance ram ily
room ... n d co untry
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The DAILY PILOT provldH both ftllng and publlcetlo11 Hr,..cH We
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by one ol our
convenient office• or phone Ille LEGAL
DEPARTMENT 642 .. 321 ,
Ell. 332 for mo re lnl6rlfl•l1on end IOrml
I SEA COVE PROPERTIES
714-631 ·6990
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possible 1s important Lo
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duµlex is Jtl:>t one block
10 the water and the
owner ~<a\S b{o crcall\c
on financing. Th ts v.on ·1
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SEA COVE PROPERTIES
7 14-631 ·6990 --~GREENBELT
GARDEN CONDO
Great for investment or
first tune buyer. Sharp 2
B<lrm 2 hath with good
ass umahle loans Ur. try
S3.500 down. <.:all now .
5-11; 2313
SP AMISH EST A TE
$149,900
Towering trees enhance
this gorgeous 2 story
estate. Spanish tile en·
t~'. leads. 10 s tep-down
living room and massive
bnck fireplace. Format
drnrng room 100! Second
story hosts secluded
master suite. + 3 more
q u ee n s ize bdrm s .
Sparkling pool. Corner
lot with RV acf'ess.
Hurry!
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SEA COVE f'R<YJERTES I
714-631·6990 ·------------
For Ad Actiln
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AD-VISOI
642-5671
Want Ads C.11&42-56'18
Tt:.tE 1~ NUMBER TO SEE
NEWPORT HILLS OFFICE
2'70 SAM Ml..UIL DttlYI
C7 I 41 759-150 I
SSSHHH! 1m11t
II QUIET!!!
J feel like screaming about this
fantastic 2 bedroom. den. 2000
s q uare Coot home in p rime
IRVINE area ! U I did'it would be
gone now! So you'd better be
quiet and HURRY!!!
TA«I ova LOW,
LOW rYMTS!!!!
on the sensational 2 bedroom end
unit located on a quiet soothing
stream ! Featuring a spacious
floorplan and an assumable low
interest loan ! Priced to sell this
weekend at $105 ,900.
AIAUAMD .•.
in WESTCLI FF HIGHLANDS
charming 3 bedroom ranchstyle
home feat uring a la rge fenced
J yard , cover e d patio a nd a
country kitchen ! The price h~
been reduced and the seUer will
consider all terms!!!
YU. 'fOU CAM •••
Maybe you thought you couldn't
move into a larger home because or high inCerest rates, but the
owner of Ulls home i s an investor
wiJling to consider any ter ms! Be
cr eative and be p repared to
move into this 2500 sq ft. 4
bedroom . 3 bath h o use in
NEWPORT BEACH featuring a
park like rear yard and a spa in
the master bedroom.for $259,000.
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67'95511
RIAL EST A TE CAREY
.lum u proj(rc~sivc• rompany with a
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or lhret• "C;o (;elters" to round out
our Nluff 'ull Vudy Nelson and let's
ta I k about ll
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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C(>LE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
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NEWPORT IEACH.OFACE
2043 WHtdfff Dr.
17141641>-7711
CLIFf HAVEN'S
LOWEST NICE
Got to see it to be lieve it! ! Vou
would be surprised ! A little TLC
and wham ! You 'vt' got the buy of
the year. Come see lhis 3 bdrm.
Right in Cliff Haven . You won't
believe the price HURRY IT
WON'T LAST!! #215
FAIULOUS 2 STORY
Multi·level home. cathedral
ceilings. s unken living rm. 2
frplcs. patios. gianl firepit. lots of
trees. 3 car garage and almost
3000 sq ft of wide open s paces.
DEFINITELY NEWPORT AT
ITS BF.ST!! *'21fi
PALM SPR_IHGS
SPECIAL CONDO
In c r edibly b eau tifu l P alm
Springs condo Over 1300 sq ft in
move-in condition. Mirrored &
panelled wa lls. 2 rommunity s pas
& pools. &e tht' desL·rt at its best
and WATCH YOLJR MONEY
G ROW!!! #127
15% DOWN • $1,200/MO
$259.100
Sounds in c recH.ble ? You 're
a b s o I u t e I y r i'~ h t ! _ c.an you
imagine s pa in mstr bdrm. wood
siding. spacious rooms. trees.
patios & lots more. Best of all
BEST FINANCING IN TOWN !!
lt218
TOMS &TONS
OF TREES
You·ve simply got to see this
cust om built home. High up in
Anaheim Hills. 3000 sq ft of
.... s umptuous living. Giant mstr
bdrm. The yards look like a
forest. Onlv $304,900. ASSUME
10%°1<, Sl.65:5 /M01 #219
SUPER I
PEHIHSULA n .
Magnificent. spectacular a nd
onl y a few yards from the Pacific
Ocean. 4 bdrms. 2 baths.
sundcd.s. spa . professionally
land~l'a pt>d DEF'INITF.LY AN
OCEAN PARADISE!! it220
ATTIHTIOH IHVESTORS
INCOME PROPHTY
Thruout our 90 offices we have an
incredible variet y of income
propertr F inan cing is our
specialty. We put the impossil>le
transac-lions together ... res ults
= incredible down payments.
unusual cash now. SSS IN YOUR
BANK ACCOUNT. Call today for
free investment counseling. #2'll
~ Walker &lee
RealEsfate
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ESTAT&:RS
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675-6670
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
WOOOSRIDGE. OH THE UJCE
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Aeautifully Decorated Commun1tv
l neludf's Beach . Ctuohouse. Tenn1:.
Pool,; & Spa $290.000.
IALIOA PENINSULA
CharrnmJ( Beach liomt? Owner Will
C:.rrv F'lrs1 Trust Dec>d Walk .\cro,c;
St re et Tc, lire an Front. llr W dlk 1 o
Homenv. nt>r<, Pn \•ate Be:ich & Ro.1l
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OCEAH & IA Y VIEW
T " ,, Large Bedronms . Two Baths
F1rl'place In Living Room Gi.ltl'd
C11mm11n11v Wtth ~ost Bt>au11ful
i\m•·nitws In ~ewport Beath S1011l;,r
Two Hl'<lniom Hcccntly Sold F'ur Much
Morr l\l uk<• Offer $199 !l~O
macnab I irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
FltEHCH HOftMAHDY ESTATES
"Prime" location on the bayfronl
in Ne wport Beach (Private gate
guarded island). Dockage for 80 ft.
yac-hl. Beautifully drafted and
detailed mans ion. 2·Slory living
rm w/baronial firep ace & elegant
Fre nc h doors. Paneled librarv.
rabulous plank fl oored
mus1c/ptayroom. formal dining rm w/cxq uis ite lead e d g lass
c:a l>incl~ o f bt!autiful woods.
Spac·ious master s uite w/ marble
fire place & His & Her dressing
rooms and baths . Pool. spa. sauna .
Fully e1ir·conciitioned . Security
syst<!m . 3-car garage. Beautifully
l;111clsl'a1>ed . Offered al $.5,000.000
as a lt•aschold estate. (Fee may be
purcha se d >. Qualif i e d
appointments only. <J·ll )
-LINDA ISLE IEAUTY
Tht' lar~est bayfront lot on lhe
island ! <Over 133' on the Bay).
Cornlcmporary style, walls of
JthtflH ... super view & slip for 80'
hout. Moho~any & beveled glass
entry ~al<'S open onto bricked
<'ourtyard w/pool. Professional -15ifi'--ror-e·rrcerrn1nttrg:--LH>rarr -
w I rich t eak floor . 4BR suites.
Childrens • playroom. Special
sound proof eel room for movies
and music. Offered as a leasehold
estate ... Fee mayl>e purchased.
$3,300,000. Appl. only. (J -12)
CATHY SCHWEICKERT
642-1235
712·1414
C Clf'llPU' V oley Center
642-IUI
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WoodbndQe Center
644-6200
Harb« View Center
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WESLEY N
TAYLOR CO
HEA LTOHS si net' l H·H
CHEAT VllW IH DOYB SHOalS
NtmGtous GALAXY DllYI Beautifully designed home by Ivan
We lls . Newly painted interior.
Ull us ual high atrium entry with
travertine floor 3 family bdrms plus
lovely master bdrm suite, formal
dining. family rm & beautiful pool.
sp a & patio with Back Bay & city
ltghts view. Owner will carry 1st T.D.
s ubj. to buyer qualifying. Vacant.
$550.000
WISLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS
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NEWPORT CIEHTH, M.I. 644-49 I 0
VACAHT. IH JASt.llNECR£B
llerc> ~ <! 3 hedr<'l<11r1. 2:{1>0 sq. ft. home
O:'l a WH.Jt• ~r <'I n b<:lt with views of the
< it y ltght~ ;.irid a peck (j view of the
o<'<'an . .Ja~mint· C r N·k has $.!Uarded gntc entry, community pool a nd
tennis ~rod i" C'om 1•ni<•nt to shops and
Fa~hion 1~.iiJ11 d /\ . .,king $375,000 ..
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HFALT<'8~. <175 -6000
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PENINSULA IA YHlONT
On ly homr on tht: market in this
t•xclusivt' cast ha v location .
Ch:uming pier ~ltp & wide
sand\ tx a~h Lot he hind with
d ouble gar.<J~C: + !.-pare parking.
$2,lOll.00()
I N NEWPORT CENTER
• 644-9060
HARBOR RIDGE--VU & SPA
Cathdrai uiU.-91. marble Htry,
• CJOl"M atrium md --.llllffed dtcoratof'
0tt'lftlit~ Oynmty ~ 2 bdnn. 2 bo.
wbte crier. n~ost rOOlft, fOf'llld
diftMCJ nn c:md COftYf't"5Cltial pit. ~ .
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PRIVATE MONARCH
BAY
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fa•lly roo"' with h•9•
fireplace. Ilic• yard CllMI tt.
coH..._• and secwfty of a
prhah guar.d•d 9ate
coon •ilty. C• IM yows for
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NEWPORT BEACH
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BILL EAST
Bill. a second generation Californian,
brings to Harbor Realty a diverse and
interesting busine~s background that
will be of great value to his clientele.
Arter eammg a Bachelor of Science
Degree in Electrical· Engineering and
a commission in Lhe tJ.S. Naval
Reserve at U.C. Berkeley, Bill spent
51f..i years on active duty during World
War JI. Following the war he spent
the next 25 years working as an
Electrical Engineer in the Avon
Refinery at Martinez, California first
ro r Tidewater Oil Co., then Getty Oil
Co CJnd later Phillips Petroleum
Cornpany
H 1 I I took 1·:J rl y rl'tirement from
Phillips f'etri1l1:u m to accept a
<·ontr<.1cl with <;uC:tm Oil & Refining
Co , i n Cuam ttS Engineer ing .
'VI a i 11 t P n ;1 n c· t: <J n d Con s l r u c t i o n
ManCJg<:r Wh~·n tha t job was
1·omplr·h:d h<: decided to remain in
Guam to purs 1u· <l career in Real
f<:~tate and ir1<·1<h:ntally to enjoy the
wonderful sailing ;,nd scuba diving in
<:u<im , S<11p<rn . Truk , Yap and Palau.
Hill was C:tcttv<: 1n the Rotary Club of
Tumon Bay as well as the Guam
Hoard of ffrC1llc1rs He served as the
Mu lti pie 1.1 ... un~ Chairman. Vice
President and \1ember of the Board of
Di r ector~ c1f the Guam Br1ard of
Realtors
W e are most pleased to have Bill East
join us at Harbor Realty. Phone Bill
when )'OU wi s h to discuss your
residential or investment real estate
needs or even seuba diving. He will
he h(jppy to assist you.
17141 673-4400
12131 628-2828
l-LUlBOR
RE1\.LTY
Di•ision of HcrtKir ln•~1tn.nt Co. 1
HARBOR ISLAND
.Just lis ted 1 Lovely 3 bdrm
bayfront home wilh pier and
slip . Newport's most prestigious
a ddress. T r aditional s tyle.
m agnificent grounds. 40' lot.
$1 . 780.000.
17141673-4400
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COSTA MESA. OFRCE
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17141 545-949 I
CHAMfil YOUlt UNSTYU
Now you can afford to buy your
first home TODAY. or move up!
Interest rates are a l 13'h% and
climbing! Don'l wait for rates to
fall -prices begin to escalate
more rapidly then ! We can show
you how you can a fford to
purch.ase your OWN HOME
NOW ! Call for a counseling
session .
OUI RIST IXAMPLI
is a beautifully decorated mobile
home in a quiet park. wood
paneling. screened porch. double
carport, great kitchen and only
$20.500.
'I AMOTtB IXAMft.I
of afford abl e housing at
REASONABLE rates. Buy now
and takeover loans -of record or -use-your''\' A. Ov-er "t60(f8q-ff of
comfortable living space with
large bedrooms and more. Act
now at $115,000.
Walker &-lee
Rael Estate
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"arm. m vitmg home It h as M exican Pa vers . plantatio n s hutters and
n eutr a l wall coverings . It is a
Spyglass best b uy at S.527.000. J o Anne
Perkins. agent.
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REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 East Coal>t Highway, Cor•md del Mar
WE HAVl 3 9 OF THt:. BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN
FOUHT AIM ¥ALLEY iuGAMCI
Highly upgrade d a nd customized
large 2 story home near Civic Center
in Fountain Valley. Lots of amenities
with high e motional appeal. $189,950.
Own er will consider taking back a
s ubstantial 2nd. Call Mas . agt .• The
R eal Estaters.
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Dalebout
Bay&Beoch
Red Estate
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WESTCLIFF
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2Br. 2 SIOI)' houS(>, frpk
28r garage apt + lrg
se1>a rale owner·~ unit
S39l.OOO Good .,issum.
673 IY72'i
IDEAL FAMILY HM
2 Story. 3 bdrm and gue!>l
quarters Large pal 10
S35S.000.
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& Assoc. 6?5-3331
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548-7729
1 Br. 2 Ba, ~02 16th P l.
SlGS.000. 19161 472 ~6 or
19161 ~5·8975 for info or
apµl lo sec Uo noL dis .
turbvccupants .
DRJYETO
2371 Onlncje An.
Open house Sat Sun 12 -'
This 3 Odrm. frplr .
beaut. yard home only
$l19.900 Cl'ntury 21.
Gold Coa!;t He~ltors
Just hst ed neat three
bedroom . 1wn bath
home Beamed ceiling m
l.Jvtng room Lovely pool
Large lot. Convenient tu
s c hoo ls. :,,h ops and
ha nks OwnermO\l\1tlCii
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631-7300 ---------1 548·1168 DUPLEX
NEWPORT
TRIANGLE
H.B.
BUJ ld111g. site fur units
Wllh 2 Bdrm home (.'lo,.,e
to Hoag Hosp Call for
details
BARRETT
REAL TY REGISTER
642-5200
SHOPPER'S
SPECIAL
Assume l11an al luw 1111
on this al\rad1ve <t t.clrm
home in a good loc·a111111
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Large yard wi.th rnul
trees. 5109 uoo ('all now
979 S.170
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
Curb appeal home 1,1.ith 3 10 50, LO" ...
bOrm;. plus NEW \J:-.111' • fO "'"
\\Ith 2 hdrms. 2 tlet:ks Great chance to use your
Total rharm a nd -' rar eqwty and assume the
gar S4:l'i.OOJ 10 5'· loan ' .LJrge 3
-
bedroom. ram1I.\ room
WATFRI RONT h 0 m c (.;en t r ;J I J I r
HOMES alnum. r alhedral cc1I
REAL ESTATE ings, super clean .lu~l
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54().1'7211
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VIEW CONDO
~l' hldg, pool. 2 Hdrms.
2ba boal slip ava il
Priced lo ~ell ::it $339.950.
O W C Bk r O wn er
b75·1898
TllNllNG
OF SELLING?
H.ive client for Penin
Pt home $300.000 rnn: .. w.
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llalan~e \~. ~75 11170.
$82 500!
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large lot. The la'>l reJI
bargain 10 t::asl1srtc C. :'II
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wknds 64&~.ll 1
Opt HH 1-5 Sot /Stan
1995 Santa /\na \ vl·
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Mar, $15'.l.~l Uwner will
give S2.000 l'Jll al
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name & numhcr 631 117'1!1 REAL EST A TE
PROFESSIONALS
The Wilham M1ch11cls
Co w1ll show 1o u ho'4 to
make 11 hapren NOW
We are currenll> staffin~
our Dana Point office &
are 10terV1ewmg sales &
management personnel
Call for a confidential
appl. 831·0655
R!!z.0~!_.
3 Br . \3,. Ba . N ew
carpets. drapes. floors.
appliances. pa1 nt. e tc.
Dbl all. farage. 2033
Greenvi l e St. near
Wamer.S .. \.
D.S. Educators Rcall}
642-7743
SEA VIEW /Hpt lch
Co1mtry Fr. charm. cust
38r. terr deck. unique
spa & lush garden. 3Br.
vaulted ceil's, fr ml din·
ing, fam rm, brcalhlak·
ing vu.
Harbor View Realty
S44·94ll 6'75· rt83
&IGAHT
DUPLEX BY O WN Eft
Ch111ce Lot" So. ur llwy
Wik to bc h. 3-2. 2·2. frplc.
prof d ecorated. bel0'4
appraised value. Pnn
ciples o nl} 675-1055,
673-4848
SOUTH OF HWY
2 Bdrm C harmer ,
fin•plac e. p atio &
garage $185.000 B
Edertsen Agt. 675-2373 or
ii0-8598
BY OWNER. SOS Carna-
tion. 2 BH + guest or. 3
BR home + l BR gar apt
WI fplc. S255,000. 673-0727
SEAYIEW
Priu Red. $20,000
15'1< Dn. Bit-in financing
Largest Seaview 4 Bdrm
Port Royal Mdl. 2700 sq
fl . 2 yrS old
Motivated seller!
Cjl I "-wpori C...ter
640.5357
FourPlex Xlnt Loe.Gd
Cond. nr Bluff By Owner.
2 3 br, 2 2br. (rplc,
creative financing.
675·1055
OWNER ANXIOUS
Charming 2 br cottage.
ri!bullt.. R·2, assum 12c,;.
loan . $225.00 0 .
Owner ta gt, 498·0257
Cotta Meta 1024
C...CO..DO
Beautifully appointed.
Plush c arpeting
throughout. 3 Bedrooms. 3 bath condo in great
location. Close to shop· 1,·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·-•• ping, schools. tennis Ir '* LOW DOWM * swimming. Formal din·
Ing room. large famil~ Mne V .... h.c.
room. F~ land. Offered 4 Bdrm , + rtt room +
at m>.000. pool. Call 641·8833.
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• 1118,000. 546-8477 agt.
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Vi~w from~ Top
3 Br 1·1• ha. hardwd flrs.
beam ce1ls & e xpans ive
wind ows . P l u:-. fru1 t
tree:,,. hot lub & rm tor
pool. Panoramil' view of
rolling waler & city
light.:.. OPt-:."I for) our in·
s pecl1on. Sun 12 5 at
34011 Blue La ntern or
call 661 20\ll ror appt
Realty Wo rld. Van As
soc.
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Herc's }our eha nce to
live in this new delightful
rommunity on the hill
with ocean views jlnd
charming floor plans .
This model ha s 2
bedrooms. 21 :t baths and
a large cheerful kitchen
with greenhouse and
prival~ porch. Just listed
at $143,000 493-8812
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wfwallpaper. wet bar, 3
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all the amenities you
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s hoppin g ! For l hese
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decorated, High Ceilin gs. Private a..o.leyProp.
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llome 2Br, redwood
d e<'k , r edur s h akes .
hardwood 1nl. frplt·
$59,90<1 (7141 499-3816
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attractive 2Br . 2Ba U n it for S290,000. ------
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fam rm. 2 hlks 10 bch.
SJ25,0oo. 497.5132
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home Just rctlurl'd to
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MEWPORT WATERFRONT
Largest floor pla n offered. Open. fresh
a nd a beC:lutiful view. Custom decor.
gold fixtures a nd many upgrades.
Boat s lip rights up to 45'.
$749,000
JAMES E. GOULD
Peniftsufa Duplex
Ul-1532
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LEASE/OPTION
Lu xury. c:ustom 3 br
wood & glass home on
nearly I acre close to
bea c h $400 ,000
0\\11er I a 1.'l • 498-<)2.5 7.
San JllClll
'Capls..._ I 071 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
By owner. rorced to sell
our dream house. .i Br
2 story. 21 l Ba , w cntrl
a 1 r A ss um I O '4
mortgage. « blocks from
Uana P l. Har bor . Im
maculate ! $149,900
"93-3&13
HORSES-HORSES
I a e. equcsl estate. New
4~JCJO sq ft. single story
l'!.lm hm Has valley &
IK'\'Jn \'ICW., S.5'75,000
I>. flourke Hcallur
546-9950
EXECUTIVE HOME
Luxury livmg for your
C\ cry nc;:d 3 &!rm , 21 ~
ha, ,\ aulted • e1 ling , >UO
ken l1v rm. hemily rm
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view Ma ) l s e 1opt
~39.500
Laquna Village R.E
497-1761
Santa Ano 1080 .......•.•......•......
l BDRM FAM HM.
ONLY $91 , 500 !
\ ••harming, well localeii
home• near Santa ,\na
l'olll'f!e, golf course &
p t1rk F ea turing ·
I lardWOINI Ors. firepla ce.
& 1 1 ~ baths
CALL 644.7211
FOR Dt:Ti\11.S
LAK-EPARK
L.:i ~u na '-1 ~ucl A
lx!au11fully l<entbl'apl'd :J
bdrm z 'balh hom e
f1:<1lunng ht ~h bea mccl
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pl<enned <'ommurul) with
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Pa rk . .;choob & <;hop
1>me Sl45.000
I ppc1 h<ty \ t('W Mo~I
•lest rl•d 11n i.:rna I ;1 rett
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LOCJ&#tO Hils I 050 •.....•................
LOVB.Y
LAGUNA HILLS
Pnnc1pa·ls only Lar~C' 1
Bdrm on '" crs1ze lot
l'pgra<I~ galore ' Fmest
home m art'a with s plen-
dous mountain view.
SHIJ.500 with large a:,,·
i.umahle loan Drive Ii~
25-li l l.l<Jmet.!> St Tht•n
rail
C /21 Newport Center
640.5357
FOil SALE BY OWNER
<;iant :; Br 3 Ba 01\ly
S269,51JO Owne r ~Il l
t·arry ut St500 munthl~
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HACIENDA OH
BAQCBAY
Will trude for Condu~ 111
llawa11. Mammoth. \'ail
or " 4 Bdrm :\f;.11ds
l'IHJlll. i><>ol S499.0fl(I
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BIGCAHYOH
New cxch1s1\'l' ltst1ng
F'u1cst l'UStom horn on
the goll 1•nurse S Bdrm:,,
with over 6000 sq ft of
beaut dJ\ lime ant.I C\'en
1ng 1·1l·,\~ ln<'re1t1hle
:>et:urlt' fl) appl thru
Wm C .. te SUI00.000
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d1nmg rm
LEASE/OPTION
P~lMula Point
Lurge I b<lrm home un
l'Orner 1 >ne year opuun
Wllh Sl5.t~l dnwn & $1300
per mo Sales pn c<' 11f
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REAL ESTATE 63 1-1400
EASTBLUFF N.P.B.
Beautiful!) rem odeled
h11me w extr<.1 large pie
o;haped l11t LanclSl'aP\'d
for pri \':IC)' F1r<'1JkH'l' m
e n1er1 :.i1nmt•nt are,l
w 11pen & !.PJ l'H>U-.
k1tt•hen dining areal> 3
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fin' F .ml ai.trl· bu\ \\ 11 h
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EASYTOIUY
3Br. 1200 sq fl. 2 car
garage. near business
dislncl & schools. C.:on·
vent ion al
BYOWMER sao.ooo
547·3182 --------
3ttr. l '2Ba Condo. lg liv
rm attached garage.
enr l patio. VA subslllu·
tum 11 ' 2'. 541-5785
Tustin 1090
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SECLUDED 5 IDRM
Spacious and air) S
Bdrm family home. in
be autiful Lemonaire.
Large secluded park· like
~ard "1th lovely shade
trees a nd gorgeous lawn.
Separate family room
and dmmg room. 3 baths.
beaut ii ully decorated.
S29'J.OOO
don osen
reultorl'i
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2707 Bristol St, CM
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TUSTIN
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gurdcn !.l'tllllJ.; 11 tennis
l'M,.,, pools. :.Jttn!J,,, .,J.1<1
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WOOD PLANK ...
flo11nnR. 1>lush Nrpcl
111g & bcauuful t:orner lot
art• among -.omc or the
amenities foun<1 in this
NOHTHWOOD PLAC E 4
Br t-F .R . Note \ht!
l1na11c10~ 111c·ludes a lst
TD 10 t:'xce-s of SI00.000'
S22.6.!W
559-8888
There's 311 easy way for
you to sell that lm·y<'le
you nu lonuer use Just
adverti se 1t en the
Classified! Ca 11642-5618.
Ho.IM/St.dio/Gst.
160Lalrea
Open Sat /Sun 1-4
flOU ft to the beach :
I .ll:ean view too! 3Bdr &
separate guest apt .. \ll
" IJaths 2 Stor) a t
l.iCht!d ~kylil{hlt:d i,tud111
has 572 s4 fl i\rtrsu. and
crarts ml!n don I m iss
this : T hcrL· Urt< :1 wood
hurn1n1t fireplace:,,. a
fam nn "''1lh wet b<.1r, a
covered sk,,·hghted lunc11.
3 gara~es & a rnurtyurd
1>1g enough for J j)C.H)I. .\II
this for $325.UOO.
Ho. LCICJIMCI Duplex
Attracll\.e 2 :,,tor) s1ruc
lure with plca~;inl ot•e an
\'iew. upen beams, deck
& patio 2 Bdrm each
Own er f1nan c 1n g .
$335,000.
Emerald lay + Poot
i\ Jacuzzi off the mas ter
suite & 2 more bdrms.
C us tom pool tn t he
private rourtyard & ten-
nis l'OUrts nearby. Just
listed! S4SO.OOO.
494-7551
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Ir .... 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY ---------THIVIUAS-
IAMCHO SAM JOA9UIM -
SIJl,1001
An excellent price for this lovely
Alisal Jt¥Miel in pre m ium location.
Master suite & con v . den -
private, decked atrium. Walking
distance to pool. s pa, golf and
tennis. Owner anxious. 551-8700.
(J-13)
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COfTlM lloJey c..,..
642-1231
'I() I Dov« Qn...e
Hl-17
Woocbidqe C~t"'
644-620.0
Horbor View-C~•e<
Laguna Niguel
Realty •
BEACH LIVIHG
:-.:e wly redl•coraled "
Bdrm . Den Spa ul f
:'ll<isler Suite Near ten
OIS COUr1 ::.. SllKll. -.aunu
i-;,panded wit ,,penal
l1 h r a r y C:u ered
p;it If) $l40.000
EXCEPTIONAC:
Pride of O" ners p
n•flet·ted in this :i B•lrm
home with s unke n Lil ing
Hm. & beamed t•ealings.
I .ocutL'CI close lo :.chools
and s hoppin g lrn -
ma c ulat l' and ri.>·
a s o n<Jbly pri<'ed
St5l ,OOO
LOVELY LAl<EPARIC
Imagine owning your
own 3 bdrm. detached
home within walking dis·
tanct> to large lake with
boating and fishing. Also
near community pool.
s pa and lush g reen park.
Newl y li s t e d s o
hurry ... $135.000.
495-53220 496-24 I 3
830.5050 49)-9494
lS''t dwn pymnl. assume
lrg l sl ul 121 2' <. no pls .
Owner will c·arry bal.
Desirable Nigue l Shores
Villa Largest mdl. de·
..corator perf. S329,000.
l'rln c Only .
(714 )496·~. -----N.wpori leach I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••
UDOSPICIAL
Try 10' ~ down. Move in
lom'orrow. Charming
patio entry home 4
Bdrm. 3 bath on Eslr<eda
walkway. Reduced for
fast s ale. $359 ,000
R.H.,R. Bkr. 673·7300
F'or Classified Ad
ACTION
Calla
Daily Pilot
AO.VISOR
6-•2·5678
·+y 640-5777
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l. ~n + de n p I a n
( J refrcc 1.011 :.1Letl yard
I mm 11 homl' "t lh
<'harm. Sl~.IMlO. 10', J .,
"''"able loan ia:! <!l!li ()\\lier\~
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3Br 2 ,Ba. pool tennis
Sl\12,50(1. O\•nl·rti-15·!1461
BARGAIN!!
NOW $157.000
Owner leavin g in l
month. He said "Sell my
2 br. 2 ba condo". The
lowest pnce ($157,000l in
;-o;ewport Crest. Assuma
hie loan & owner may
help. IA!l 's deal 1
MAURY STAUFl'~E ll
SEA LION REALTY
673-5354
$5,000DOWM
No qual1fy1nJ(. Prime
N B. location 4Br. lrg. ) ant. S2:B.OOO. S40. '7400 or
8.1l·'7834
FOR S1\LE BY OWNER
NEWPORT SHORES
2 story. 3 bdrm. 2 ba, re·
cently redecorate d .
$\39,000.
6'75·4886/673-8145
DOYB SHOii.ES
FABULOUS 1 IOM E
WITH POOL
4 Bdrm, 3000sq f\.
Cfl 1 Newport Cewhr
640.5357
JASMINE CRIBC
Decorator's own home. 3
Bdrm. 2 story split le vel
home with nice ocetn
view. The ultimate in de·
cor. Call for uppl.
Others ln area are
also available. Cull
C fl I Newport C...tft'
640-\157
EASTBLUFF
l~Xl'£PTI0:-.:1\L VIEW
FEEBYOWMER
Out:-tan1hng \'Jhll' 3Br.
Den lge L H Fo rinl
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BLUFFS
S20.uOO dim n I hr. :J h,1
Owner will :-ell HI\ con
tral'I ,,r lc.1~e upuon
Br1J k l.'r , '>lt•\ t
9!\i l!JOll 64() 9345
J U:.l retlun?d SISK 0\\ ncr
anX\\IUS 3 hi'. 1·11 hu.
pool SC!IUK :"\11 al.!LS Jl
this IHICe. µleaSl'
f.42 ~1171
PRICE & LOCATION
Askin~ S?\5,000 ~\ 1lar~c
as:.umable loan. l'a rrs
2nd. 3Hr. 213a . + pool.
prest igious N .B Call
Nancy At!I !Ji9 8728
l!1es. 979 5.170 d)s.
BEST BUY IN
Hanor Highlands
$163,000
3 Bdrm. family room.
fireplace. high assuma
ble loan. new plumbing.
carpet. paint and drapes.
Call 645-9161
NEWPORT CREST
• OPIH HOUSE·
SAT/SUM l·S
21 LcM Fall Cowt
Modifi ed Pl•n 6 :
Enlarged master with
mini-view of ocean. 3
BR. 21~ ba, family rm
+wine cellar.
WARMl .. TOM
REALTY
972.1104
---Wntmiftshr 1091
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NEAT AS A PIM
-i lldrm & Fam1lv Rm
with beautiful "yard.
Luwns like golf greens.
Park Place Inc 842-7461
OtMr Real Estate •••••••••••••••••••••••
Mobile Homrs Few Sale 1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
5110 J 4t1n Capo. 555.000. 2
Br. 2 lia. l<iaO sq. fl. 8yrs
0111 Agt 541·5032
HEWPORT BEACH
WhyPoyRent ..
when J OU ean buy a
home near the waler on
the Lido Peninsula ?
700 Udo Parts Dr.
114 lBr. I ba . furn
$32.SOO
1112 -2Br Iba, SSS.000
#22-2Br 2ba $65,000
Communit~· pool, walk lo
s h o p s & man y
restaurants.
Wat.-front Homt1
Inc. 631-1400
Newport Beach, beach
near by, 2 yrs old. 20X40.
2bdrm. 2ba, corner
s pace. $41,500. Days
673-4801. eves 642-SS28.
Wik to bch, S• adJt pet pk.
1200 sq n. 28r, 2Ba. '73·
top cond. By owner
980-8608
BEACH PAD
Extra Lux, Spacious 1 Br
Double. C ustom lnlf
Superb Decor. P lus h
Cpts, EJe1ant Mslr. Br
wf lwin sliding mirrored
wardrobes. Steps lo Bay
in Udo Park "Newport'".
Age 35+. Co&y &
Cheerful. MUST SEEi
Owner.
$42.500 + SJ I 0
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673-6210
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673-6900 -
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9 UNITS, 2815 13cmurd et Laguna LIDO ISLE
COSTA MES.\ Beach Sli5.IXX)K.ti :-i887 2 Or 2 &. Home Ubl
8450,000 $14:->,l)(JO Jwn Mobil~ H~ gar, rircplace. So patio
Cush rlow Near beal·h !I p0 ...a. 2300 No pet~. Winler. S695
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Beach S260.000 Sib.I)()() Owner /a1,tt .
down. Beautiful 2 HR ----
lownhouse unils J BR 2 MOUfttain. Dnert, Bo. home ror owner. Retort 2400
Seller Carnes rinanl.'ing •••••••••••••••••••••••
OWHTHEBEST
2 or the hnest Lownhousc
units on lhe eoasl occ>an
Views. walk to beach
3,200 sq ft l•f luxury
Low down and super
wri1e·ofr Onl~ $211 .500
with 11111.Y $29.ooo down.
\l72·9300
II Bruce Hanes
FOR LEASE
New 2 bedroom 2 bath
home. Mission Lakes
Cou ntry Club. Golf -
tennis-pool. Be autil ully
lundscapcd. no main ·
tenance ya rd.
9000 Clubhouse Rd.
Desert Hot Spnngs
2i3.:n8-2572 Westsi~eU~~J~ Mes a. I~~~!!'!!!!!!~~!!!!'!!!!!!
good comtil1on. income BRECK ENRIOG E SKI
S40,800)r. PrkcS445.000 RETREAT . New , 5
On payment $130,000 bdrm. solar-war m e d ,
OWC ualWlC(' al 11 'h SPUCIOOS home with spec-
t acular Colorado moun
f R€HIG€ ta\n view Imm acre ·1>lus ---+---+--HOM€~ :1<-cluck-d lot s100,ooo. by
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lalboa lstand 3206 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WIHTIA REHT ALS
2 Bdrm home. lovely
Patio and garage 5600.
Bayfronl 3 Bdrm lower.
~arage. SIOOOtmo
&yfront 4 Bdrm Uf)per.
garage. $1200
YEAltL Y REHT ALS
Little Island. Lg I Br apl
w/deck, unJum. $600lse
Beautlfully rem od 3
bdrm h ome, unfurn
Sl200/mo lse. Includes
utilities
South &yfront 3 bdrm
lower, gar. tum or un-
rum Sl.200/mo
South Uayfront 4 Br up·
pe r, gar . $1500/mo. furn
or unfum
Lou lrtdlhl & Assoc.
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RENTIMES
/\~I ERICA'S r JRST
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\.N'D PRICES
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631-4555
JUr Hom; ti\ wclucled
:irea &195 (64S51 ft'e
REHTIMES 631 -4555
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KIDS/PETS OK
I:: Side llousl·. 2 Bdrm .
<;Jrti!(e. Fnet.l) ard S.'>-15
642 2510, f>.*li·-t84k
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Santo Toma~ 5450 Call
.John 6-lli-:>wti
Brand new .:undo, 2 s tory,
3 bdrms. 21 4 ba. frplc
t300 sq fl with w w cµt.
drps 2 car gar w 1opencr.
$650 mo 2182 Maple.
lii3·2282 or 675·s.IR7 l'ves.
Brand new 3 Br 21 2 Ba
lownhome. fplc. patio. 2
car garage. Npt llgts
area. $745 ~48 ·7638.
&Ui·9125 e\'l!S
2Br. I B"· Irv rm . rrpk.
gardener, nl) pets, $.5(IO.
548 5827.
2 Br duplex. $470. ul1I pd,
3.'l3 E. 21st. CM. adlts mo
pets
3 Bdrm 21 2 Ua brand new
spacious condo. Vaulted
ceilings. frplc, $625. Agt.
964.4590 -----NF. W P O RT T F. RR .
CONDO.
2Br. 2Ba. Crplc. gar . pool
Kids Ok. 110 pets. $.'>75.
968.83118, 960-1503
Newport Heights . $695.
3Br, 2Ba, yard. frplc ,
beach close adults pref.
Avail. J0-1. Call Jon:
645·5110, or 833·9721.
2 br ootlage, wtgaroge &
yard, to m in. to beach.
S450. adults. n o pets .
631-4889 '
Lovel)' liltle 2bdrm house
in prime E. side locallon.
IMO/mo. 962·7940.
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water pJid 84~1 mo Isl
& last. 61\.'l· 7i37
3 Rr lg )<I Westside.
frplc. remodt>li:d kit<'h
w <11_-;h\A;ishl.'r. launclr
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ll:J 515 7!18.'J
2 Br Scni.:lc attul'hcd
J,!arJge Stroll ):Jrd. Pc>t
OK 8470 mn f>..12 •ltC>7
~ LEASE
MESA VERDE
EXECUTIVE
11:.ird 10 find lari.:c 3
Bdrm h11llll! \v:.11 lal.Jlt'
Ort 15 'l'.Jr l'ost~• \fo'>:.t
Gulf Cour~e anti park. .\II
the am e n rlll'~ f or
grat•rouo; lr\'lnJ; :;>19;} mo
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THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
DonaPoW 3226
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2Br 2Ba. w oce.in \ 1ew '
$.125 Kids/ Pets 19575) fee
REHTIMES 631-4555
Great Uan a Crest :I
l3r+fl1m rm New
landscaping, low care
w sprinklers C1t1se lo
sch, park. New home
SIDS/mo. Avail now. call
days l!J6·0221, ag\. -------
2 Br. 1 ba duplex Ocean
view. frpk, gar. no pets
$500/mo 661 8864 or
770-7872
Spect acula r ocean view.
2 Br. Condo. $600
Beach Cottai:e lllr. $.500
l mile lo \>each. Agent
496-5980.
Nice se<'luded studio. pvt
yard. ocean vu. 1325 inc
util. 495-1.1227 ------
Lovel)' h<lme for lease.
Dana Pl. 4 Br. 2 Ba.
yard. •2 mi le Crom
Marina. No pets. Aft 6.
493-5087. ----~-· ----
For Sale or Lea.se. Un·
furnished. 2 Br. 2 Ba.
<Sea Ridge) Condo in
private location. Pool,
tennb, 2 car garage. I m·
m aculate . Call Agent
494·6322 or 499·5265.
Panoramic ocn & h ill
view, 2Br, 2Ba Copd.Q.
9800 mo. 642-9772. (2r.J)
430-5188
~letiarwc tit 1-:t.'Onorny !
:lllrhoine w/cl'ntr81 o /c
filed )'ii l.'>.'i0Ul4!i01fl!c
REHTIMI$ 631-4555
llOM Jo: 1-'0lt It F.NT
3 IJllrm. S.VIO, F.:occd
yaril &-.:urai.:t• l-'8mll1
vlt:,•'>l' Ktth & IJt'\S
Wl'l<'(>llll:. l 'ull 00.t 25611 or
~l J\gen~111~
Fountain Yalley JU4 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~ek1n~ the ullimatt•"
Try lhi!. eic<1uis1te 3
Br $525! <IM76J foe
REMTtMES 631-4555
HuntiftcJton leoch 3240 •••••••••••••••••••••••
lk:;iut1rul hrund n e w J
hclrm 2' ~ha llun1ing1on
l~:tt h hornc t:ompletel
l-.1r,Jl'lcll & dr11pcd 5
hl11c·ks fr 0111 lw11d1 &
~1·h••1f, 11110 Jlt'r m11 ~
ulr I., ()wne1 "1 IJ trl a rn
lain (·)(\ yarll 1·11rc• l '1111
!lfiO 14111
Trn1111"1I p;11•arl"c·, :!hr
S:L'i5 l'llJ'll' ll1.,1•h011b
Kub I JK .:.ar 11wlu1ll•d
111.111111 \~t·11t lo.JI 1:.:.i. r ....
1\l1'lolull'l1 1•xc·1·plrorrnl
hra11rl tfl'W. 11•·v,1•1 or·
111111••tl 'l l~lnn ::!': Ira
1111 mt• I .11nchc;i11111 c
< ;11 µ1'l 111 f.! /l.i rlr.qic•.,
la1111 h 11.1<1111 wrt h u1i
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l1l•ll'k•, 1111111 l11·u1 II &
w hc-11 'bl lW 111:1 rn11 t-
11t 1h 1),,.11• I \\Ill 111.1111
l.1111 t·l.I \,llol ('.oll
'MAI 11111
ltm.t11· 1t•l11·.'11 . S<!!I!'•
I• 111 :11·111.• Zbr d11•w
1111 I h· lll.':wl1 I •11,l!>j 1 It ·c·
0.:11 4.15li \~1·11l I ·ii rrul
2 fl I . I , II ;1 I' II II d I)
"''""'" .,.Clll'. n ·frr l!. l!:.tl ·•f.!C. z pooh ~(.JUO:J.
j:Jl'UIZI (t•l1rll\ l'llUrl. '\l'I'
l(<ilt• Jtllh. 1111 pct~ $450
mo '160 1~9
l'n•,l1c111u~ Palat'l''
:!Rr l)l'fuxe llo~,frplt
!(:Jr:Jg~. b:Jlcnny VICW +
m11rl" S50C1 11;1~19 1 fee
REHTIMES 631 -4555
Exl·r 1 hr. 3 Ila, lge fam
rm frpk. nr bc;ic h.
~i1r<lt·ner ~ 5:u; 1):1;!5
2 Stor~ Condo. lu rgl' 2 Hr
I '~ !:la Pool /\dulL-; onh
N•·ar Rrou khur \l
\.tam" S-195 :.14>3 4852 -~
4br Sll'i<I 1nr111th. 21 '
m1 from lk1a <.'h
84().5()18
5 bl ks to ocean Elcgunl 2
bdrm . fam rm & den.
cSi25 moJ Plush 1·rµLo;,
2'" ha redar & gfas~.
Diii 1:ar 11'1 i:ar. lulh
malnt 1d i\clull:.. no pel~· ln4°Wrl.' at 527 18th
S t 7 1.t 960 ti33 1 ur
!16() 63.11.
3 Bdrm 2 B;i v. ramrly rm.
JUSI rnmplctcly renov:.il
1.'CI. nu carpt>h drap~i,
tile 12 mt from beat·h
Cruss :.ts llrookhurst
Bus hJrd Garden111g
paid 111 owner . S6i5, mo
l'all Orhb1e 731·58-14
Beaut c•ondo, 2 br + den,
3 ba. man,\ xlrus. :.uper
loc ~.f)231!
HOME F OR RE~T
3 Br $55() fenct-rl ~a rel
and ~;,i ra ~c Family
plt>as.., Kids & pets
v.ekome Call !l&i 2 1~if;i}
or 973 2!11 I ..\gt.. nu f t:c>
2hdrm. den. ~· iba. lux
1·011110 frplC', dhl gar.
pool 1 ac S56U mo.
5-l/i-tiU:2
2br :.! ,ba. den. dclux ro11·
do. rrµfc \\C.:l bur. tennis.
pool. Stil5 m•1 R ill
!16().1217. 5:11; f\,')l;s
TurtJerock View.
1-;icec. Twnhme . .!. Br. 2
Bil earthtones. 1 yr. l11e
i700m o . Ginny Slevens
A~'l ~8600, 97.!_!192
WOOUllRllXiE 3 bdrm.
Condo 11, R• NeJr
Wildwood Pt.ark, vuol.
SJ>tt . tenn1~. htk". Lease
~mu 2l3·!0'7 lf.33!!
fleaut1ful <.iolt Course
Condo W /)(rea\ view 111
R1111chu San J oaqu111
N~urly new 2 Hr 2 &
end unit J\1r, pool, s1111.
!725 mo 10 1:l d !1
washeridr)'er. Ad ult!!, no
pdo; Owner 1fl(H119
4hdrm, ram rm . prl\al e
IJl'JOI & Jae· •in cul dl!·SltC.
a' 1111 1mmi_.d 559 !WOO ur
U'12· 1717, lcave ml'~:..
:1 lir I , hu condo, p1111I,
S.S:-..0 m11
'">'~ 1:u:1 5:;() f\.l IZ
W(.101)11111 J)('; E Condo for
li·aw :1111 I' •Bu P .1tt0,
1111•11. l11k1" lcn111s. no
p4'\!> $51~. ITT) 544 2292,
clol\ s 1ir 11'12 •131):) c·ves.
Nl,HTllWl)tl(), ~1 n gle
o;t•1rv ~1111 21>u . c·xcc·
lu11111· l111r11.1c l' 1 \ r nit!
Sep Ult w1•thur . f"lt.
lrpl• .'1<o pch ~70/J 1\\all
!1 l7 < ·a11 llt' ~··•·n S"t &
""'' I I l!I l'l"Y· ur 1·a ll
1>111 118>1 alh·rfipm
Loquno Buch 3248 ..........•..........•.
JOG TO THE BEACH!
l''rum lhr., elegant :mr•
K11fs OK' 11j<J751 fre
REHTIMES 631 ·4555
c:r.tl'lf)U' l111ng rn lo\·el)
'.lholr in. 2bu w ;.p:.i :'\11
""'... $>12.'i lnJ 4:1i 1117;!
111 .. anfronl nY1h1l1· h1m1e
( r11111 SSlllJ mu Ii I I I
1!1'.1:11\11>
2 hc1rrn ;i bth Parkrng.
dct'kl>. f1replac·1-. near
hca1·h $71)1llrm. 494-ll?l 1
Two Terrific HomPs
l'Dlh are :l Br. 2b :.t w11 h
•w:ean ''tcW!> 88011 & $850
lOCJUftO Beach R.E.
497-1761
2 hr. :! ba •h•n. l~c.: dt'c k.
111t><rn 11c\\ frpl c.
11rr\a c1. no pt•I..,
:s;:.o mo garrll'nt'r ind
Op1·n 11 k e nrl ... 10 I
197 5817. 11kd}!> Jfl 6..
1i1:1 1175· l\~JO
HOT TUB
l'oz, c·ou.1~e at \\cl()(b
Cove w / hut tub on
, .. ducJ1•d dec·k off tTlli sll'r
bllrm (J..·l•:Jn '1e w lblk
10 tich 2Br + ;,tud10
rrplr·. s k• lighh oak
l.11ch & huth. deckl.'cl t'tl
tr} i.:arrlE•n. ne\A c pl
$775 mo Isl last dep .
4~ OlfiO
38r, 3Ba hoU:,t' m \'1ctoria
Brh S l l'PS lo :.and .
:'t1a~mC1 can1 white watl'r
'tl'W from J dec ks
F'rpk. v.shr dr\'r. ulll m
l'l Owner w1she:. to sell
profl(·n~ Will g ive re·
llorell renl & bonu~ lo lt'
nanl who wrll c·u·OIK'ralc
111 ;,h11w111~ Gumb1ner &
\:,~1 oC ~!1-1 !f 121
L.oquna HiHs ·3250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HmH: FOR RENT
3 Ud rm. SSSO. Fc.:'nced
yard & i,:arage. Family
plea :.c K11ls & µeb
\1t•kome C.i 11 96-1 2566 o r
!li:l l9il ,\gent, no fcl'
JBr conJ11 \.'1ew 01 moun
tams. n.-Jr ~olf course.
L ugun.1 lhlls v1llagl'
Puols. tennis. l'ollcyball
el c S6Y5 962-5.'>S.'> Ask
for Ucc
Loquna Mi~I 3252
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Irvine 324 4 2 Br . .!.ba 1·undo Pvt p:ilto,
gar. ~111 m pool. S.-12.'i mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• .i95 0227
WOIXlhndge . .'ibr. fam rm.
drn rm. 3ba. ;i1r. month
mumh. n u pets $975
A~ S.11 5032
Wuo<lbndge. lge 4 br. Jb;i.
lam. rm . atrium. ate. nr
pou l . le.i"c i n c l .
gardene r. waler & lac
n11 llt!t~. ~) mo. a vail '"v I. 5Sl·:U 17 art. (l
llOME FOR RENT
E 9th Condo. Jllr. 2Ba . on
golf cours e $625 mu.
~97·-1924 aft iP~1 wknds
Be:.tul. 2Br. part furn.
1$1ii5lor unfurn •$6501
µ11\111 home Spa. 2 car
gar. immed o<'Cttpuncy
8.'11 7.'i40 ---Lake Forest 3255
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Baysho.tes
2685 Ra ys h o r c Dr.
4bdrm. 21,ba. SllOO/mo .•
yeiar L'te 2l3441·32S2 o r
SS 2116
WestcliU area lovely e"·
ecutive home. 3Br. 2811 .
ava1lahle for 1mmed1ate
orrupan cy. Dee, J .D.
Property Man1Agcmenl.
751-2787
Bhlfs condo. 4 Br, 21..-2 Lia .
ne w paint, new carpet.
lease Stl601mo 833-1357.
644-8170. ,
3bd r m . 21hba condo.
beaut oce11n & city lites
vrcw. no pets, S700/mo .
Jim 9tl3·0002 or 008·4650.
HARBOR RlDG E. Sec.
Gated, 3br. Jba. din rm .
fam rm . library. a trium ,
8)0'. 111ew. ga rdener rn·
d $2200/rrv. 644 6120 or
&i4-5400
OHTHEIAY
2 Bdrm, 2 ba with a pool.
Security. ~/mo.
Wcrt..tront Homu
lflC. 631 -1400
llGCAMYOH
McLain Twnhme 2Ur .
2ba. Tennis PoOI Jac sec.
Cvd 11rk 'g for 2 cars
$950 644-7722 d y!>,
640-1:1368 ev twknd
l.arfle 2 Sl<I)' home. Clotie
to beach with PoOI facil. 3
Br. 2 Ra. f1rplace, p;al10.
s undeck. Very clea n.
f7~. 873'8141 &675-4912
Condo. 2 Brdm. l"'1 Ba, 2
Car Garage, Pool .
Sauna. Spa Wulk To
Beach. $62.5 mo. J ay
759·9100
s.ca.-• 3276 •••••••••••••••••••••••
:ieascape Village. I 1:1tory condo. 2 br. den. 2 ba.
frplc. Nr pool. tennis Nu
pets. l&50. 493 4343 _,,_
C•st.w 3271 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Beautiful 2Br Eslate!
$450 Cool N Breezy nu
bit ins Kids<6409> fee
631·45.51 Agent Valerie
Nr Marina , I s tory. 2 br.
den, 2 ba. frplc, pool, ten·
n" No pe t s $600.
493.4343
South L~ • 3286 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ocean view. blk r ro m
beach, 4 Bdrm. 2 living,
sauna. sµa, pvt guest
qtrs,Sl600.499·5.J04
l.()wer 3 Arch Bay cot
tage. 2bdrm. 11,,113 2
people max No l(ar .
$850 mo Please c all
7.'i4·0370. Mon·Sat . 9 lpm
or eves only 499·5'W5.
Tustjn 3290 ......•.............•..
Countr.> Collage. 2Bdrm
Stone Crplc,$400(54401
Agent Jim 631 4556 -Westminster 3298
• • Q UJ\L I TY
N i'~WP ORT
W ESTC L l Ff' H SE
m111ute. from lwh, 3Br.
ZBa. ;i Crpks. 2.00U s4 fl .
gardn r ind $900 mu
1213 I 843·5578. (2 13 )
276-7091 ask for Pa m • •
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BLUff"S CONDO smglt>
IHel. Jbr, 2ba , nu pel l>'
$700 mo on I yr lse
640>,')211
fwys. 1100I. set· gale.
kids OK. S.575. Ca ll agt
Jan. 848·3ll9 or V1ck1e.
8.19·49'4.
Lt'UH l Br 2 1., U<t Candominimns
Spacious houst' :\cw Unfwwlllwd 3425
c~rpet~. drapcob. oven~. ••••••• .. ••••••••••••••
dis hwas her Walk to H U N T I N .G T 0 N
beach 328 <.:ol\on $8:)() ~AHBO~. 11~me loca-
mo . 7 14 s41l 7398 nr lion. manna view, beaut
new J bdrm . S975. 3ba.
213 624· 1861 balconies. frplc, elc. No
Be au11Cul got! 1·our'l' pels. 213 634·8602 o r
townhow.t>. Z Hr ;i H11. 7H °'*~-· __
dming rm. b;,ir, 111·t. J<rl' · BLt;FF'S CONOO: single
pool , tennis, ~ara ~t: lc"el. Jhr . 2ba. no pets'
SlU511 &«1-8126 or 497 5471 S7()()fmo on l yr lse.
NEWPORT SHOrtES. 3 640 5211
br. 2 ba. S745 mo . older Cozy :lb~ 2ba. Hunt Bt h
pref 673-11145 fi75 48116 nr Ocean. 2t·ur ~ar. frplc:.
~bclrm . 21 ~ba. '.'Jewµcl rt
Shore<; Walk 111 be;ich.
knn1s & pool ,\,•ail 141 1
~lS mn ~ant\ ti:ll 0090,
Ci75·1853
UDO ISLE
2 Br 2 Ba Den. frplc. Ca
ble T\'. ele<: gar dr . Sl2.50
mo Adults Yrl~ least-o i 5 ·6~ 48 . ~85 0215.
673-1328.
ILUFFS CONDO
3bdrfl), 3ha. fam rm. hot
tub. all in xlnt <•ond. S11JOO
month to month \va1\
1mmed 'o.io.904..i
WATEAFROMT
4 br. 2 ba. rerng. StO\'e
compl furn. fenced
patio. ti;e garage. 20·
boal slip. S950 mo. yrJy,
11kJ, or wknd 6i5-3692
6i54121
3 br + dl'n 2 b11 tl.\nhse
t·ondo rn The Bluffs. new
paint & crpl, bit ros.
wash dry . 2 patios. auto
2 car Rar. frplc. pool.
$875 mo, t>+J-843.5
~xonthe Water
3 Br 2 Ba. partly rum
bllns. fnge. frplc, wet
bar. patro. &ml slip "'de ue 25 · No pets SlUOO mo .
yrly 6754421.
lyr new. Extra spacious.
2Br. JBa. luxury garden
('OndO'I.\ wet b;ir & frplr
Nc>wport Heights. Close
to beach & s hopping
5890. 848·9840 or 848·7945 . ~
5650 mo. St0-11:n
2 m1 Crom bch, new delux.
3br 2 12ba. built·fns.
pool. ~ car ~ar. S775 mo
213 438·8il86
D eluxe 2br . 2ba.
was hert d r)er. fr plc.
p!N1I. µalro. a c. built-ms.
~ar. $.550 771 lSJ:l afte r
Spm
the Sand. Hunt Bch. 2
Br 2 Ba. pool, seeurily.
sauna _ g~m . w vu.
swoo' mo 644 ·6604
rn le\el. H B 2Br.211Ba.
microwave. trash com-
pal'tor Lennis court, rac·
quetball. pool. jat"uzz1 &
s auna Avail Nov I $750
mo 968·roi-i . 1·568·<1166.
848 i292
1525 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OWNER Fl.NANCE Costa
Mc>sa Twnhs $87 ,500,
$22.500 down 2 bed I ba.
Pool &15-347-1. 700.9310.
~" u.m.,. ,3600 ···············•·~····· ~ br, I ba. e ncl. gar .
fenced. pvt. 1mmac. no pets. $395._5'18·7'234 __
Apartments Fvntishecl •••••••••••••••••••••••
3706 ••••••••••••••••••••••• STEPS TO BAY. lbr ,
great patio. Frplc. gar.
5395 Winter. OPEN'.
'3281 2 Sapphire· 644·0954
---------l Bdr m I Ba. Beautiful
-RE~LTORS
court yard selling. $470
mo. yearly. 213450-1051.
lboo P1111i111ula 1707 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S l eep i n g rooms &
kitchenettes. ~ wk &
up. Oceanfront. 675·8740
4 B<lrm S.'i95 Fenced
yard & garage. Family
please. Kids & pets
wekorne Call 96-1 2566 or
973·2971 ,_\gent, no rec.
LidollteLHM
LAKEFRONT This warm. com fortable
Exec. home w /dock. 4 home is close to Lennis
CX::EANFRONT. Small 1
br's S350 & up. 2 br's
yearly & Winter s.550 &
up. 673-9270 or 673-4928 Rdrm. 2•,, b:i. 2 frplc, on and beaches With 3
"ide g r e,•n belt. Lge Bdrms. J Ba. den and
redwood deck. Tastefully rorma t dining room. it of·
-decor:ited. SHOO mu y rly fers a perfect blend of
RENTALS lse . C hesh i r e E .E familyromlo rt andeasy
2br. 2ba $700 75.CH877 entertaining. $1200 mo
3br. 2ba 81000 FS7ur50n Mission vi....:... 3267 644-9990
Jbr. 2b;,i ........ 1"!'!~~~~~~~~!!!!'!! j br .211ba S7SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1:
4br, i1.2ba $950 Med1lerranea n 3br home
4br. 2' 2ba $1750 Spyglass Central air lh roug hout
W brick frplc(63701Cee
R&mMES 631 -4555
HOME FOR RF.'\ T
J Bdrm. S5SO. Fenced
yard and gar age. Fa mil~
p lease, k i d s & p et &
welcome. call 964·2566 or
97J.29"ll l\gt, no fee.,
Lovely 3Br lwnhse in
Newport Heights. 2"78a,
frplc, & pool. Newly de·
corated. $850 /m o .
645-4955 or 645-4834.
West Newport. block from
be a ch 2 Br collage
w/garage. Refs . No pets~
l&SO )'rly. 552·8343
B A Y FRONTA G E ,
Beach. Pier. 2 Br. 1625. 1
Br. $525. S450. Adlts.
Wntr. 303 E. Edgewaler
1·81\-2866.
Beaul1/ully rum. walk to
beach without crossing
Street. Yearly. Im med.
2bdrm. 2ba. $650. 3bdrm.
2ba . ..x>. Call between
4·9, 613-0313.
bdrm. lba, WINTER
RENTAL. heated pool,
s teps to bay. beach .
ferry . $425. Call eves
675·1811.
tt523 CAMPU,Da:IR'llNE Mtwport IHclt 3269 3 Br condo, 2~ ba, pool. Ba h l Ba r t c h i Id r e n I pets 0 K . c · ap .' >' .ron ' yr ·
1650/mo . 645·3165 or ly . $350 mcl. ut1ls. pref.
213/372· lZll older man, refs. no pel.
••LWES!
Roughly 10 to choose
from S375-S950 m onlhly
on l year lease. we·r~ the
ones to calf
~brtdae
Reah1
551·3"0
4HtB1rnnu Pkw)'.lirVIM
•••••••••••••••••••••••
NO FEE! Apl. & Condo
rentals. Villa Rent als
87H912 Bkr.
ROOIMES
.... talCAS LIADB
IM THI IUSIMISS
<>'llMTALS••
CALL
631-4555
Bluffs beaut. condos' for
lease. $7~ to ll50. Agt.
644-1133.
Lrg. 2 Br. Condo. Newport
Heights. Frplc, pool.
washer &c dry e r .
165()/mo. 675-8410 days or
613-2.287 eves.
HAllC>a YU HOME
4 Bdrm. 2 ba Monte10
Mod e l . 1 9 6 5
644-1..284 {1144· 7383
CDMAl'T
Bay view. 2 bdrm. 2 ba,
din rm. Open Sat/Sun
10.5. aaoo. 423 carnation.
640-L830/644· 7383.
PAUL MAITIM It.I.
613-67M/ 673-7219
peclacular Oceanfront
3rd. floor. 3 Br. 2 Ba.
Fire place, Ba I con y, 2
garages. Winte r . S900.
640-4184.
•
\7.17 • IAY' Thal 's iiif;'OO pay for
a 30 ct.)' ad In the
'4S.6'46
<1wner who will conside r
cqu11y trude for Newport
yac>hl a nd 111111. Ca ll
559-U977 eve~. Want Ad Help?
easier by using the Doily SELL Idle Items wilh a
642·5618 Pilot Classified Ads. Doily Pilot Classified Ad. -...,..
pect acula r view from
lge. brand new TH In
Turlle Rock , 2 M /br
sultn. den. 21,-\ ha, wet
ba r, frplc . a /c , 197S.
7S2-83SOI 751·5813 ----
Brand new• beaut. upper
bay, pro(. decor. 2 br, 21"1
ba. 2 sundecks, .~tio. 2
car gar.$795. 673-4"31
DAILY PILOT sav1c1
DlllCTORY
DO IT NOW!
642-1671
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Oc~unfront for Winter
Rentals Hmiished & un
furntlri*er 675"49f2.
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H.1•1 ANIST
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3 Br. 2 Ba. upper. nr OCC.
ramlly unit . S4.>0
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1>at1v. no peL.,; s.\50 m o.
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Pam or Larr) -;.,
M'E•l:field
FAMILYAPTS.
Brand new beuu\tful Ir.:
apt. for ram1ltes with l or
2 cb1ldren. :-.iear park
Hea t paid Xo pets.
2Br. 2Ba S46.'i
39fl W. Wilson, C.M
6.'!1 ·5583 548 2408
:\IESi\ \'ERDE home at-
mosphere 2 & 3 Br dlx
apts No pets s.1~1034
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s tove.·· Small child OK.
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Child ( IK. $1125
541:1-4301
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APARTMENTS
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garden apts. s pa ,\dulls.
no pets.
2Br2Ba $455
:198 West Wilson. 631 ·558.1
2 Br $360 Pool. quiet
location t\dults. no pets
cl23 W Ba) $48·9516.
2BR 2ba. den, udlts no
pets . Lge upper nr DCC
$450 ;\vatl lO/l , 979-24 16
~ br. l ba. in newer tri·
plex· upµer . nr So Coasl
Plaza. b it ins . gar
644·5623
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Ba. bwlt ms. Wests ide 4
Plex Kids OK. No pet:>.
$375 645·2478 E ves &
Wlrnds.
APT IN 4-PLJ::X
Lge. l bdrm. front gar ..
3 11 M es.1 Dr 2 ll r
F:ndosed Rar:Jge S.'185
m11 fi.11 2.174 . 7!:0 l!JI I
SPE«IAL & FRlE:"IOL. Y
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i!Or. yd , $:j95 mo 2350
S ll ll \ a 1\ II J ,\ V C
r'.\lanuger m ~:1 t·all
f>.1.1 51117
Lgl' 2br . ba. Crpk a µt
\I e s a \' r rd" Are a
Adults . no pt!ls 3099
Mace A\e $495
lbr. E Stele, rnv Fe nced
-Yd.SJ.IOCall t.uu1se
613·6.'>62 or 536 4192 - --
NEW BRF.1-:D APTS
Bach At Loft. I Edrm.
Bach. From s.115. Frplc .
rec room. pool. jacuzzi.
enclosed garages. Gas &
waler pd Adults. no
pets 393 Ha milton. C )1
~·441) I
Dana Point 3826 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
DUPLEX Xtra IJ! upper.
3 Br. 2ba. 28xl8 11v rm
Some ocn vu , close to beh
& shops New plw;h cpts
& d rps SS95. 499·2237 .
495-1490
Beautiful lrg. 2Br. 2Ba
S475. 615-4174 or 675· 7346
Tnplex ----........... °"leach 3140 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sunny 2Br.S325 stapJtc
good loca\1on18-166l fee
REHTIMES 631-4555
Lovely all adult. no ~ts.
t.2&3 Br apts 6200 Ed·
inger. h.b. 846-0619. ---
Deluxe poolside xtra lge
2br. 2ba Bltns. dshwhr
11 2 miles beal·h. ,\dlts.
110 pet s $395 m o
536-8362
HUMTIMGTOH LAKES
SPARKLING STREAMS
CASCADJ:-;G
WATERFALLS
TOWERING PIN~
NEW SPACIOUS
LAKESIDE
ADULT APTS.
• E legunt fireplaces
•Private lakeside pat1us
& balconies
•Healed pool &
whirlpool spa
•4 miles from heach
842-1160
7562 Elhs Ave II U
13blks W. of Beach Bl 1
Lovely 2 & 3 Bdrm .
To wnhouses. gurage.
patio. laundry fac. $425 &
$525. Call 2L1/59fi·7202 or
114 /960-1317
lge patio. ldry .. frig. rm MARIMER'S WALK
for veg gdrn. Nice st., nr Lg 2 br apts from $450.
Newport/18tb. re(s. No Frplc. large yd. patio.
smokers $310. $20 off to gar, nr Hunt. Harbour .
r etired person for It. 16662 J ib Circle. Apt I.
duties 642·2142 · 840-6807
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SSclO mo 731 4763
LCICJWMI •och 3848 .......................
Wide O<'t!an views <.:la:-::.1c
arc hitetturl' on acres of
gardens P ool & ~pa
r•:-;tate l1v1ng. Clos~ 10
be ach & s hovp1ng I
Bdrm . Apt. S,175 incl
utils :\lature t-ons1derate
adult. -194 4653 or I~ 6017
STL.01 0 : Rcfr1g. Orp~.
Cpt . .Stove. 1.-., blk to b4'h
$340 tncl ull I 497 -3077
Bach a pt. t: ti I ant I
S2SO mo. -t-lst1 lasl 1
cleaning. 494 5723.
Studio l!J>l. pUy furn , pvt
beach access. s:r75, utils
mcl. 499-4517
1 Br. near Viltona Beach.
util in c l $385/m o
494-8316
2 charmmgl~ redecorated
apts w, .,pectacular o<·n
view in V1ctona ·sch. 2
Br . l ba. frplc, 2 decks. &
lBr 2ba witb wshr/dryr.
util pd. Owner w1sbes to
sell property Will give
reduced rent & bonus to
t e n a nt who w i ll co
o perate in s howing .
Gumbin1.•r & Assoc
494-9421
LOIJlmG Hilts 3150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
H.tllside 2Bdrm w /pool
~Nu applc<5816) fee
RENTIMES 631 ·4555
LCICJWMI Miquel 38 52 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Br . 2 ba condo o n golf
course includes refer.
was ber & dryer. S600.
492-6700 or 492·21!16.
Lge 2 BR condo. newly re
furbis hed. pool. a dlls. No
pets. $500. 552·0042 aft 6 -------Newport leach 3869 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WATHFROHT
WOHDER
J ust steps lo the :.and
From this 2Br w, garage
Only $450 1640.'il fee
REHTIMES 631-4555
NO FEE! A1>t. & Condo
rentals Villa Rentals
675-4912 Bkr
PARK NEWPORT
APARTMENTS
COUNTRY CLUB
LIVING IM
NEWPORT
BEACH
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S330 + \lllhlH.'S paid
Kids OK. Trees~ arl!a
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&2 Bdrm. Walk 10 beach
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lndry, walk to sh~ SJ70
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768-4541
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ga r age. dose to l>e:ll'h.
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carpets. ~rapes. paint
$475. 492-6700. 492·2196
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carpe t Dec k . orean
view. sto\·e. refngerator .
util. incl 2Br. $1fj(J I.H r
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adult apts in 14 plans
from S415. 2 bdrm from
S505 + pools . tennis,
waterfalls, ponds! <..i a:.
for 1·ook1ng & healing
paid From Sa n D1e(lo
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Beach 111 Mc r adden then
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COUNTRY CLUB
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Palm Spring!>,
Ca lifornia 92262
Desert Resort Reall~
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HOUSEMATES
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male to share i!IM '.!Ba
nllT view s=ioo !140·GO!l5
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while male for room
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1·5 pm. 6:l6-4120
Single garage. S45
73\W t!ith SI
Costa Mesa. 640 9'JOO
10·12 12x3 J', dry wall
finished .• ii.so rear llr e n
11). s torage !146-9501.
eves 84~4152
Offiu lentil-4400
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LUXtJRY EXECt!'l'l\"1-;
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tn mmt-r trlr 960 7104
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PROBLEM
2nd & 3rd TD loons
978-6531 /855-1145
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Coast Homt Loans
A Mor1gage Broker
ct HOME OWNERS •
$10,000 TO
$100,000
I Br. Crplc. new paint &
carpel. ,\dlts. no pets.
Refs. S350 mo. 210 Topaz.
Shown Sat/Sun 10 to ol .
494.3082
E'slde Dix Twnhse. 2 Br. 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. Fireplace.
2'-J ba. rrplc. blt1ns. dbl Garage. S4SO/mo.
gar. W /D hkup, deck. Call 963-2205
An adult commW\ily on
the Back Bay. S pec-
tacular Spa, 1 s wimming
pools. 8 lighted t ennis
courts. bike trails. pul·
ting green. Bachelors, l
and 2 bedrooms apart
ments, and townhouses
rrom $449.00 per month Who will ()~et'° 'lour ca f>
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For Air( Reason
Loans Secured By A
Comb1nat1on of Real
and Personal Property
Cdl Chuck or Janice
21 hrs 7 days
fncd pa tio. ga rdener ,
adlts. no pets. a vail now. Spaciou. ... 2 Br rront apt.
Refs pis . $5 80 /m o S375 m o . 2 kid s .
Quiel 2 Br, l Ba. Li l.
mature teoanl. $475/mo + util. yearly. 675-1639.
631-46.'>9eves Slater/Beach. 1st & last.
----848-546.'i. 831-9303
E0side I Br. lge yard. . $365/mo. 220 Costa Mes a 3bdrm, bit-ans. frplc. l~g
St. 640-7814, 963·7600 master bdrm w/walk·in ..... Paninwla ll01 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '895 yearly Charming
Bay Front. l Bdrm.
Parking. U tils paid.
679-91167 Eves.
Balboa Peninsula 28r a pt.
Covered carpo r t ,
MeO/mo. Annual rental.
M2-{&';I.
l Br. Stove. private patio.
GJs paid. Adults. no
pets Ref"s. $295 mo .
646-0983
* 2 Br Condo near SC
Plaza. SA. frplc, tennis.
pool, spa. $495. No pets.
549-3232, 641-1400
1 br. by beach, patio. ga. l Br. Eastalde.: small but
utlls pd. uoo, refs l'Ozy w/lotsorneatwood.
873-1401/673-1275 S300.1>42·!M50afl 5PM.
l Bdr.m. Apt. between S3'75. 2bdrm. l>,A,ba·studlo,
12th. It 13th. Streets. dral)ed. carpeted. l?aUo.
Yearly. S37S. 675·7876, adults, no pets. Avail OCt $47~. ,_is.~842--~~-$2_._~~~-
2. Br 11!\ Ba towntlouse.
Flnd what you w•nl In blt-lns, air. pal\o., gar.
Dully PllolClossirieds. No pets $42:5. 645-.a37.
closet. SMO/mo. 995-1093.
Harbor Area-2br. lba. no
pets! $WO/mo. SS4·28ll
after6pm
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• '911 & Rte. A111n
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On Jamboree At
San Joaquin Hills Road
( 714 )644-1900
Ocean view Penthouse, 2
Br. 2 Ba. Sec. $700 mo.
6#-0452 Eves.
NEW DECOR·3Br. 2Ba,
Crplc. gar. 2 blks bch.
$675 mo . y r ly No
pets/kids. 64S-lll82
2 BR Yrly
1 Blk frofh be•Ch
Upper Unit in Duplex
l Ba, s\\'. refrige, water .
$400 mo. 3505 Ba bloa
Blvd. Agt. Gus. 213/
986·Mll
2 Bdrm . l t,.i Ba .
Townhouse style. Adults.
no pets. s:ns. 548·2882.
Bay Front s uper lar1e
condo. 2bdrm~ 2ba, aec
bide. boat dock ovall.
adults, n o pets
Owner /all " l%SO/mo.
G1S.Ol~.
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Ideal loc ation for Al·
lorncy , Real Estate. or
Entre pre neur . Ofr.4t·e
now a vailable · lar ge
pane led Reception area
w ith storage and 3
private offi ces in
beautifully main!ained
full ser vice buildin g
<Com e r Westcliff Dr. &
lrv111e. Newpurt Beu ch ).
800 Stt. f'l.
Call Mehssa 645-6101
COSTA MESA. ORANGE
COAST FINANCIAL
O :NTER: SUlTF.6
2845 Mesa Verde Dr. E
$295 mo. inclds Recep·
tionist. and utilities . Set•
9-Sor call 957-1414.
J .E . DWlaer Attorney
EXIC.OfACE
Private bath w 1showcr
11~ E. Balboa Blvd, Nll
450 SQ. fl. $250 m o 64.2 4623.
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For store & office space at
reasonable rates.
500 to 2700 Sq Ft.
MESA VEROEbH PLAZA
1525 Mesa Verde E. C M
545-4123
957·5823
t\MERlCAN WAY
MORTGAGE CO.
YOU CAMIE
SURE WITH A
OANA PT2 To8 Room
Ol'r&Coinml •,_price BANK 1-rom S245 mo !J75· I 120 -----
STORE SPACE ror 1ease 2nd JO'S 300 sq fl. J\va1 I now 1500
sq ft. avail. Oct 15th. REDUCED R•ns
Negotiable term s. Coa!ll "'
Equities. 2131596·~2~ ~~=
Prev. Chiropractic ofc. :JO Ask ror Linda F1ynn
yr.i. 1800 Sq fl. 493 Old or Karen Lmn !!~rt Blvd. 642-551 I. 1-~--~~~~
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lndust area In Costa
Mesa U11efuJ for 11\orage
or shop farll. ~or
54'J 90:~
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2nd TO rates. Qualify ror
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Legal Department at the DAILY
PILOT for info rm ation and
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,\II t ypes of n•al estall'
investments ~tnN~ 1349
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2ndTDs
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MANAGER
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pl.'nen ced tn he! 1 ~·r
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and sporl!.\\e~tr. \ppl~ in
person tu :\l.mager .\la
ble .\u:;l1n. 23621 Moultn11
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i68·6622 ror uµµo111tmenl
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953-4141
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Call:
642-5678
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Beach and Ellis 962-4931
LOST. Vic Adams Sehl
Blk Wht male l'al w hlk
fl ell col la r L im ps
"Pickles" 1u:WARD '
Call 557· IOl9
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Bolsa 897 OW5
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TOUCH A CLASS
ESCORTS
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OFMEWPORT
ESCORTS
i52 9368 Found , La c.lie 's pcri.<:n 1J
lion eye glassc" \'ic·
Npt Bl & 19th, ('M
$49·:.1141 G.-.at Company
Lost Fem Shellie Vic ESCORTS
Mc F:idden 1;01denwei.t 24 llr !> t>41 ll\110
Brwn & whale s hort rur Cash/C~cks
Re w ard K!J7 ;,439 or AmExp/MC/Visa 894.7268 -1--------·-
Found: black r at. rem,
w flea collar. Laguna
Beach 49"1· 7927
LITILE ANNIES
ESCORTS
REWARD
-Jlt mujor credit curds
aC"ceptcd
SSS
Lost'. S unday ni ~ht
9·2HJO. 1201b Rotlweilcr
neutered male, black &
tan. very fnendly Lost
in Cap1s truno Beat·h
area. Plcu~e call James
498·757:-i.
SCUM-Lm .
AllSWEIS
Gratis -Bandy -
Apron -Racial -
RADIO
He's so old-fashioned. his
family eats RADIO din·
ners.
Found. Parrot. H.B.
847·6342
840-7040
Spaniel
530-4723
DIA \IOND WANTl::O: ''2
10 l <.'aral P P 540-0208
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lbs 1r1 6 wks
dru~s. no
673 0111
lose 17 25
No shots. no
C'o nlract s .
*FOXY LADY* OUTCALL ONLY * 9_72-1138 *
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ESCORTS
•972~1621 *
_!}ow Hiring 11nei:._6pm
MASSAGE$10W/AD
MYSTIC MASSAC E
5.'i6·4656 Santa Ana Found. Springer
Brown/white. 3
no lag. ~7-8071. collars· Tired of bein g alone?
FOUND: Fem K1Uen. ln
cir tWhl) 8·9rnos . Hunt.
Bch. Area. Red Collar.
89t-6523
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Classified Ads are really
small "poople lo ~"'•"'""
sales calls with big re
adershil) 01111 hig results !
To place \Our classified
ad. cull today 642 56~.
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ican wile. (903 > 768·2712
FtRSTLADY
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or 111 rl(•Nutt :H!l-OJ'i'.l
~Ip Wanted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
\<.1·11unt 1111-:
SHIRT-SLEEVES
P T hours open lo ~1,,-.1..,t
trc.isun:r Duttes '.lncd
Ind 1r.iin1ng on upcr<Jt
mg I. o;enl'S Burroul(hs
C"omputer Salary com
nwnsur.tle w ab1ltl 1 and
exp Costa \lt">ll .ti310i00
.\c•coun1 unl, J r Tu>. &
h(11.1}<kt.:t!Plng. L al!un:i
1 P\ oll1ct' 1'0 Bo\
!:l l:JI La gun.i Be:ic•h
!•2fi.'i2
Advertising
Sales
Tht: U.ith Pilot ha:. .in
1mmed1ate opening lor a
'all's pcr'>on \\Ith
newsp.lµcr d1spla) a d
'ert ..,, nit exp~n l'1H'<'
Ci o o d ., a I a r y . l' o m
m1:.:.1ons & exrelll•nl tr
mize bencf1L~ ~:>.t•i'l lenl
growth opportuml1l':. for
a per:,1Jn with career um
htllon..., t:all 111r .1ppomt
ml'lll. 642 4321. ext 277
Or~Coast
Daily Pilot
330 W Ba v St. C :\1 ~:qua I Op°Portumt \
F:mplo)er :\I F II
J\IWU)'l> Good ,lub:. ror
lol·.tl pcoplt: with Sad
dleback l'cr..onncl /\gen
1 y 111 M 1sswn \' 1eJn
A,~SWERl~G SVS nds
mutu.re pcr..on. 1 lpm to i
um '\h1fl 362 Jrd Sl =C.
Lagun:i Ek:ir h.
Apurt mcnl Manager.
Couple 711 Unit Adult
/\pt Beach are:i OH1l·e
& mainlenancc s kills re
4wred. Reply : P 0 11ox
3111. Seal Ucach. \·a.
90740.
Apt Assistant Manal(er
Trainees Will train
Couple:. Paper work &
mamtcnenare. 642-5073 • ------
ASSEMBLE RS. We will
[r a in . App ly 7a m
MacGregor Yachts. 1631
l'lacenlta. Costa Mesa
4SSEMILERS
WANTED
Apply ut Pacific llundy
Culler Inc. 720 W. 17th Sl.
Costa Mesa. ---------
ASSEMBLER
AUTO MACHINIST
TRAINEE. Pc.I val'atwns
& 1ns urann; Appl) al
Hub AulO Su1>11I~ 2120
ll arbor Bl v d l'M
&lli :!4t>l ~e Cl<iud
4UTOMOTlVE TIRE
SERVICE
AND ltght repair~ Wtll
1n)! to train. :'llewpon
T ir e Center. 3000 E
Coast Hwy
•AUTOPARTS•
l'oonterperson Min 2
~rs JObhe r exp T o p
wages P;i1d val'alion &
ms ur:ince .\1 gm1 rotcn
It.ii for ni.:ht person \ t>
l'I~ al flub \ulo Suppl).
21.2Q llartx>r Ill \'d. C:\1.
&lf,·2464 Sl.>c Cl<iud
Bubys1ltcr. Tues & Thur!>
mornmg!t 11n> 11cgot1u
l>le One !.I mo 11ld g11 I
!17! .. 289fi
13ab,sllter "anted a-.
hac.kup for prcsthrwl
i,:11'1. my home , tran:. pro-
\'1ded 89'l 14:.17
11:..tnkm~ S&L
TnLERS
Fullerton Savin gs &
Loan has fulltime teller
µu s 1 1 1un ~ o pen :ii
='iewpurt Beach office &
lluntmgton Bc:ich offic1·
Wiii tra m Typing re
qwremenl JO wpm. Cull
871·4244 ror :ippt. EOr:
Bank mg
TELLER
FULL TIME
Position uvaalable 1n our
Costa ~e:.a office Ex
periencc 11referred
Plea:-t: cull .Jack Clarke
at 546-2300.
Califomia hderal
SaYi19.&Loan
2700 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mes a . Ca 92626
Equal Op~t"y 1-:mploycr
Bllnking
TB.LEIS
PfT&F/T
Agressive independent
bank m N.B seeks exp
tcllerS. Xlnt opportu111ty .
salary commen s urate
with exp. Call Susan or
Thera for appl.
Conwnet celank
540-6961
E.0 .E .
Bank mg
•filLER*
Te ller needed to wofk
rulltime 10 our beautiful Electra ca l /Mechanical.
Exper . w /assembly of
electrical & mecha nical
equipment. Soldering & •
light shop cxper . Some
lab work exper desira·
ble. Good pay /benefits .
Growing co. in San Juan
capo. 714-493-6624.
HUNTING TOM
BEACH
branch. Experienced S &
L Teller preferred .
Cashier exper. may be
acceptable. T ypin g &
customer service s kills
necessary . Excel le n t
compan y bene fits &
working conditions ..
i\SSEMBLER/ELECTR.
Immediate openings for
mechanical assembly.
Ex per. pref. but not re·
q 'd . Growing co. good
~efals. call for a ppl:
845-3632. Newport
Marine EZ!alneeri.ng En·
gr t020W 17lhSt .. C.M.
Want Ad Results 642 5678
For interview. call Jeff
RoWns, 846-3306
SodlestS & L
l7071 Springdale St
F.qual <>i>l'lY Employer
UankutJ,!
New Accounts
Cl~ril
l'rcvmus cxpen1•1u 1• ih·
:.1rJbil' Ciuod ~ p111 1:
~Kilb reqwrt>d Sp;in1:-h
S Pl'ak1n1: 14ould h.-
hl'lpful
lfn1tl•tl l'llhfornrn flank
;.!:1111 So ~a111 "il
!:>.int;1 '"·' 55X 5lK7
l -.1111:ict :\lrs l..1ffe)
EOE
&nkml<!
COLLECTION
TELLER
\\ e 11 s ,.. a r ,lo! o Ha ll k .
Orange County ,\ 1 rport
Office. hai. an 1mmed1utc
need for a ()illec11011 and
Wire Teller
,\b11tt~ t11 typt -'tl Wl':\I
..tccuratel~ and µIC'a'>anl
phone 11'1'inncr 1s l'''>t'll
twl. Ii monlhl> µn•\'WU:.
~·xpcnt•nl'e 1!> re11 wri'd
\\ (' orft'r e\l't!ilcnl
lwnefa b Salu r~ N1m
mcn;.urall• with l'X
penence Plt•a:.e 1 on-
l<i('l
:\'!rs L:imur
t7 I 4J752-S73S
S1nu<~>IW
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
ol500 M.lc Arthur Blvd
Newport Rcuch. CA
r-:'lual ()ppl} Emplo~ er
:\1 V II
Banking
Santiago Bank
is Expanding!
Orange Count~ ·i; oldest
independent bank will be
opc:ming a nc"' branc h tn
fullcrton Immediate
l'areer opportuntltcs a rc
a\'ailuhle in Fu llerton
and throughout ull or our
bran Ch t!!> for hig hly
moll\ aled. cxµenenced
bank personnel
Operations Officer
New ;\cl·ounts
Tellers
Note Department
Secn•t anes
PBX Operator
Central Ser vices
Entry Level l'•>Sitiuns
Beauty Operator ,
manicurist, m akeup
artist to work in warm.
friendly salon. Hrs flex.
Rent or comm. M7·2234
Eager buyers read the
Clusified Ilda every da)'.
If you have something ror sale. reach t hem fast
and im·xpen~ively. call
6'2-5678.
8KPR/JR. ACCT.
tor rapully C\pand1ng
ltnunrial firm 111 F,1,;hwn
hlund }<.\per J mu ... 1
D.111) input & t:.l'nC'r.il
lt'flger dl~1n·d
I i5~· 1!>15
llonkkc(.'per w t•11r1111utcr
l'\I' ;ippn•x 2;. hrs pr
\\k . '" l.J~ll ll.J
-;it 2.f.AI
Boukkc.-per 1' T . !or
'\ K 1 ·1• \ l•• ll'!o11m t•
1•nn1·1,.,il 1~1okkl11•p1111: &
.1cJm1n1-.1r.1l1H' rl11l1•"
pnor l·p \ c'Cp n·q I .1\
•''<P preterr(-ti !-,,dun L•>
SlSOO i."12 1055
BOOKKEEPER f /C
Growing mannc mr~ m
In me has opening fo r
l'Xp f C bkkpr tu \\Ork
lhru f1na nc1al ";ite·
mcnt... E'p m llolh mfi:
& re.ii l''>l3le ''"'' rll'" C.ill B:irbara, !f.17 :i:~u
for ap11t
BOotCKEEPER-f /C
="Pl Hl·h 1n \estmt•n1
hrm has opem ni.i . pl•r ""
1wns111n for f' l' r11m
m 1-c;1ono'kpr dl'l atl
o r1 ent t>d pe r son
lOmputer k no"' lccJ.:c J
mtL'!l ~k1lllul on phont''>
& 111 PR work. matun1'
nee Call ~10-0l:!:I
BOOl\KEEPEH
General Office. I girl oil'.
mu.-.1 be rro\I\ all.'CI & self
'>1.irlcr ,Start S!JUO m u
'''"'port Bell Ch. 673 11)30
c':i;.h11'r W<itlll'cl P ar!
tune L.i1wn.i lll::..t<"h 1-;1
Toro a rc:.i h41 111.11
l..A.'llt ta
CASHIER
F'-pt·n<·m.:t! lull t11lw
µos1t11111 11pcn ~ .. I.in
• 11mm"il'ur.tlc w •'XPt'r
\t•PI) tn p<·r~on \Jtotr11
l ;1r """" :~so t1:.irh111 Hh1t \ \I
l 'h..1ufl1•u1 W1· "111 lrJtn
'\, ttl Jppt ... 11a11,•1· \111~1
krtU\\ 1..1g Bd1. l.:1g :'\ 1g
'\pl 1!1 h ~ Cd \1 .1r .. a:-
C:11111J tlrl\ 1n1t rcl·urd For
.ip111 r.ill \\ .ilt l!l 1 1.1~11
ur !1.'il '.!Jxl
1 'llHIST:\I \S \10'1;1"1
~; II t It U ' I ;t ' l I I
llonwm:iku-... earn 11>
S,?()111) hy T hankS>!I\ 1ng
clemon.,1 ra11ng T o':-, &.
G 1rt-. '" 1tl'111 <'""'" "'' 1·ollt•1 ltng 'l't'O .1 t a 1
I 'all ; 10 H:1:1u rnlll•t•t 111
~cl· lull'
r; 11··r:-. ' , . \I><; r:T:-.
l l'lehr .11 tni.: nut :1111h
'l~ar
CLERICAL
Hegtsll•r today for lo1·:il
tem110r;iry assignment~
557-0045
Cf'\-Lfr\:
l!MPOl!Al!Y PtesONNH SEIMC!S
3723 Birch St~et
Newport Beach
UUSl.:\ESS MAN,\t:fo:H Clerk l'harma('y, l'\P
fur 1·ommuntl) .1~!>ot·ia prererred ... 0.,mt·~ 11.,
lion ltetir·ed wt•lrnnw t:ift:o & tarcb I) llVi~l'i:i
S.md resumo_• to <trl ntr
6.">H. Da1h Ptlot. I' U Uox
15611. Cl;;.!u ~e:..l. C'a
9'it12tl
CANVASSERS
Purt or Full Ttmc for
\'oter Reg1s trat1o n
Onie S7·S121hr Work
o"'n an•a !199·6.563
C:iretuker tu ot'l'UP ~
apartment m communtl,1'
clubhouSt' in cxch:ingc
f ur ma1nlen anl'e N
sc1·unl\ d ulles .\1usl he
,11 ound. must eveu1ng~ &
wtoekends. M11turc nm n
o r m;irricd c nuplc
55i! I l !l5. 559·.75 45 .
551-204ti
CAR WASH
Ca shiers wanted. Pa rt
lime. Founlam Valley.
Nl'Wf>Or< Be:il·h. Cull :
fl.14·4400. ask for Num·y
CASHIER
Must have exp & bas ic
photo knowledge f"' T .
Apµly in person !'holo-
graphy Unhm1ted. 16889
Beuch Blvrl . 11 8 ,
847-3664.
C~tnERS
UTDTEM
MARKETS f'or 2nd It 3td Shifts
We promote to manage·
ment & supervision from
within.
WANT A CAREER?
Call (714) 631-9421
• •
CLERK TYPIST
lmmcdrnt\?~npellln)! lor
l'INk T > µ1s t tn lo.111
l.Jrokeruite co. m Fashw11
Island Basie ofr.ce .,ktlb
rcq d Growth u11pt~
C<tll .\ls Heap : 6-lO !}:J5U
CLERK TYPIST
Ir you are took mg for .1
ch<Jllcng1ng pos1t1on, e n
JOY van et) on the job. &
"'ant to work m Newport
Hfo uch. we h,a\'e :i job for
\OU We need so111l'onl' ~ho can provide good
clencal support -for our
purchasmg dept T y pe
45wpm. & ty r prc'°ious
office exper For uppl.
call 640·4580 ext c202
EOE -
Cocktail Waitreu
~~ull time Private club.
8.13·9561
C°"""'n:ial
Loan Officer
Bankmg. e xp req. Xlnt
salary & benefits. :ipply
personnel director.
-MERIT AGE BA~K
721 N. Euc lid, Anaheim
991·3860
E 0 Ii.
Controller or CPA ror tp·
s uran t·e compa n y
Insurance back g ro und
necessary. Salary open.
Orange Co. Airport loca
tioo. Pleas e send res ume
to ad no. l:i38. Da ily
Pilot. P 0 . Box 60. Costa
Mesa, CA 92626 --------
Cook
Suule Cook , nights . Prep
cook. <Sirlme line exper I
Da ys . Mr . Kivelll
493·2603 or apply 1n
person 34150 Pacific
Const Hwy, Dana Point.
Counter he lp, Kustcr'a
Cleaners, Ptror FT.
5411-42.i:l
(
Counter dn \'11·uning
1 .. undrom~I! til ~ l'M. 5
1lo.1\' ll1mm1tt C'll'Jner~
1 .. ;.,OJ tll•I \lur iS'.J '.l'JOl
1 ·.,unlt!I ltdp m•edt!d lor
'Jndw11 h !.hop :\ton Frt
l'art ur F T ,11 \nthon\ .,
I >••11 li1911 Sk' park 'it•
\ In 111•• I ·,11 I 5;~.-t~;iU
tor ·•Pl•
( ulllll"r llclp \\ .in\l'it I' T
ht•l p I .i-.t lour! 1·\ I•
ra·lp!ul \ l•Jlll «! In
1 .. rn<1tl••1tiJI ll11lil111! 1· ..
l.11Jo \l:.inn:i \'dlai;:1•
'\ B 1:;3 771! I
1 ou•u. \\ '' 1 U>
\l.11;J;.:e Sm.ill 1!1"11w''
l'art llffil• Wiil t1 ;i111 ('.di
1 .. r :.ippl ~f>.:!27!1
( 'u.~1ome1 &r\'ll'l' It <Jint'e
T ' ping & J:OO!I phone
per.on;.il1l \ 1'11s11111n r.-
qm rt'-. a ... h .. rp dl'lc1tt
<I rl l' n l l' d 111 1 I I\ Id LI J I
th'trn11.· .11h .Jnn·ml·r1t
filr• the rii:hr Jll'r:.1111
l; r .1 p ti 11· H c ., "11 • • , ..
l'orp K9H ·15x.1 •all lor
.. ppl a:-k l11r lln 1.
u, h\'l•n Pl•r-1111 '"l' t.•d
t;•>ud Ort\ Ill).. H<••'fJI d
I lunt !kh \rt>:i 5:\ti :!S!l:l
I> l' I 1 ' l' r \ m CJ n
I\ areht1W>erna ;, lu1 :.1ck
room '"!JPh dl'h' c n e'
Knowledi:<• or Ur<Jnl!e
Count\ & good d11\·1nt.? n·co r~i rl·q u11l•rl C.111
644i·213.'i
UELl\'f:RY 1" COl.l.F.l'
T IO:" :\IAS fc•r washer ,\
dn er rent al '"n rce
Iii ) dr ''"t.! rl'Q IK~ r:. &
good rlr" 1ng n·cord
L ntkil Rl'lll All 1)-l:i 07110
Dell\ l'I'\ ma II I. \ r I llll' l>
tu hon1'.·:. tn .\ H 3 :lO.im
111 1:am SSSll lo S62;> mo
:>4b g.w or1'46 l-113
l>cttl al fl'l'epl111111sl. x Int
oppvrturut~ for person
1•x1:1Cncnced an front &
hack oHll'e prn<"edure:.. 4
da' work wt•ck C:\l
1:.15 i;)80
UE:"JT \L
Ortho <'ha1rs1dc. P tT .
t:xp pn:frrrl'd 642 59\17
Dental
Ei<p Dental Assistant.
work 4 dari. itCl paid for
~ G42 0112or644·6687.
Dental Ortho, cha1rs11lc.
mus t ha ve e xp. P T
3day wk . Ne w port
Beach and Costu Mesa
540.5170
DENT AL ASSISTANT
Fur ortho practice. RDA
or eligible. Laguna Belt.
494·8555
De ntal Looking for a
high ly rmuvated chrs1dc
assist ant to ret)lacc our
"Mother to Be" X lnt
salary & benefits. P cdo.
As k for Sharon !>-18·5580
DENTAL ASSIST.
Cha1rs1de. 963·5634
~---·----~
DENTAL ASST.
Cha1rsidc RDA or cligi
ble X·ray he . busy of
fice. Costa Mes a. 642·1670
DENTAL ASSISTANT-
Pedo Ofc. X·ray lie.
Chrsidc exper req. As k
Theresa 548·~ -----
DltllwcnlMr
Busboy f tr Pri vale Club
833-9561
Do-nut shop work . early
.\M. no exp. nee . Appl)
OK 's Do·N uts 2959
Fairview. CM
DRAFTING
.\lel'h..1n1cal. m111. :.! ~ r!>
•'Xfl or dflit l't'rt Hai.tc
1 n i: &. i:eom St>lf st art er
1.. n""' t{'dg"' •• r 1 ·s .. \S I
YI I 5 llllg pratll<'C:. Hr
tnl( ""rk samples
ROSAN.IMC.
-;1.i :>.ll!-5533
:"'t•wport &•.tdt
L<tUJI UJ'JlilY Emphl,cr
DRIVER WAMTED
\I.JI" or le11'1'il•'. "11511 wk
~ lo!J" \1U'I ht nl'!ll &
11lt-asa11l lJela 1 •'r .id
\•·rt •!>In!.! l'OIJ~ I •r<llll{l'
Count~ .irt'a C.i II Hun
••IU X-l-15
DRf'v EHS
r »rlllll'd bus drt\'t'r~ for
l'fl\ alt' 'H'hool Apply
lt~l.1 Brookhurst F'n un
I.on Valll'~ ~i2 l3t2
l>kl\'EH.S ('10'>::. 1·11u1Hr~
'" ~1.if'cial ltl'l'll~< fl'q 'd
\l,w<irt'• "r Yadth 11\31
l'I.,. c1111.i C :\I
ESCROW TRAINEE
:\hhl l\pe .)0\0,pm learn
•\llh .13 )r old lOmpany
'\lot oµport~ Sal:iry to
abt ltl\. IJendtts , Call
Ou' £:.crow. a ;.k for
l.~1111 . .>17·5625
EXECUTIVE 1 SECRETARY··
T•J 14'ork doi.cl~ ~1th
Prc-.tdenl nf fosl puced
1n\·estmenl compuny.
:\lust ha\'c experience.
g01Jll :.ktlb and ht-delual
ont.>ntc'<I Xlnt benefits
S.tlar~ 1111en 1 'all :\I ary
,JO .it 1.>l 6li01
1-: X E C U T I \' ~
~El'HETAl<Y lo prc:.1
1knt 11f d l'\'e lupm e nl
l·•1mµan) loc:ilt'Cl a t the
bch m L~uua. mature,
'>t'if m11lh atc1I w x lnt
hookkt•eping skills. ll al'·
cur:it c typing & SH. sales
& rC'nlals, to SISOO mo
~ualtf1ed persons only.
Call for appt 49'J·3816 _
F.\l'TOHY W Oij.K ERS·
da~ & mghl !thlfls. all
JObs full-time w tbenefits.
Apply in pers o n a l
Vohann of Cahf 26381
\'1a De Anz.a. San Juan
Capo New mdustrial
p a rk off" of Ca mino
Capistrano . in San Juan
t:apo. --------
Fast growing new hea lth
Co. net!ds you. If you are
not saltsfied with you1 m·
l'Ollle ca ll .\Ir Sparro
from 1-5 at 91\2-8311.
Female wanll"<i to clean &
helµ mainraln boaL'l for
s ailing C'lu b. Good
salary. Excell. workinl':
conditions. 493·9"193
Female attendant lo care
for dis abled woman with
respiratory problems 7
hrs1da'. Tu-Sat. Irvine ,
M9·SI09
Field Rep.special temp.
project position Good
pu1. l mmediule opening.
Inquire T e lepro mpter
Cubie fV, 901 W. 16th St.
NB. 642·3261.
FROHTDESI
Gari needed ror small
bu.w Manufacturing 0 1 ·
fice Duties mclude. tYP·
ing, filing, phones,
c~tomer service & some
secretarial s kills. Salary
Open ! Contact Brian
Jorgensen al 545·0477 ---
f\Jn. Responsible person
to l'are for 2 yng children
Moo & Thurs 8.30·5:30
Want t\d~p? 642 5678 _642 __ 3340 ______ _
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helpt:r for d(lh\t•nes & 11thool ai e children Jo rce Full tin~ frunl offlro 111 ah i.c hoo I It r u d i!
n anous dull.-~. Aprux rC)C')m 11 bowrd w /l)ep pewlllon Ml 11111 Vi"Jo 0 ...... 1..u for t11oilnlnt1 and
3(M() hr w .... -it $3 i~ h r qln 9tO wttk , In t.uk\' med 1 c 11 I o f f I 1• '' u~l1tn1n1•n1 111 the 111a1c•11
ltc.,e./Cleric.al
I M M E l> l A T ~:
OPF.NING
<i r n wlnt compulv t·
&t>fl ware company "
look 1n11 fUI' u hrl .iht,
p..-rtwnuble lndivhJual
"' th fro nt oflic·e •1l
l'OlH ll ncc l o h•nd c
1thonell. U11h1 lYPIOlt "'
lnw & utlwr olfirv <lulwll
~xcdlcnl beneCll~ 111
clud1n11 dt·nt :;ii <: rc·ol
wnrktnJ: en v1r11n m1•nt
St_·ncl rt!:.ull).' with ~al111 y
• t'l1u1re11lt'nt Ile h1,,tory
U• 11111111 Sky Purk C:1r
de, Suitt' 100. Ir' Int•
\Ylll"
lnqwl't.' 111 prr ... .m. Tut•• ArrowhH d. 714·33'7·97f!fl. [t13ura ncc tullln11. l)'I) .md ~:u1V1ie Vuu r~c1·111e
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GO FOR IT!!
You want we'"c )?OI'
Ld's cJu1t ' WcTeac•h'
WI.' Tram! Our aRents
are happit•r haH.• mn1.<1·
:.up port and a re dom~
more busmes,, You 1.·an
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f mt.I out how !16.1 5117 l
W.-\1.K ER & LE Jo: I< 1-:
GUARDS
Full & part ume All
area'> Urulorms furn'd
A~es 21 or ovf'r. rct1n·d
11elcome No exper nee.
Appl~ Univer s al
Protection ~n·1ce. 1226
W 5th St Sarrta An.J In
terview hN . 9·12 & 1-1.
Mun· Fri.
HAIR STYLISTS
Commanrl Pe rformance
has openings rn Npt Bch
& Hunt. Bch. Guara nteed
salary + comm1ss1on.
Pa id ho liduys , paid
vacation. co. paid he alth
insuran1·e anct ad vanced
trammg Phone Pat n c1a
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JANITORS
Part tune eves Nt!wport
Beach (A)11a Mesa a.m
Janitor~ & waxer!> Musi
be over llh rs oltl & li S
cnizen Call 532 1;:,sd.
IOAM 3P~1 . Mon F'n
Jlo!WF.l.RY UESIG.'.llE H
:.eeks µ t asst Model
m aking assembli ng.
-l!fi .\550
KITCHEN HELP
Sandwic hes & s11lads
F\Jll lrme P nvatf' club.
IW·9S6l
LAB TECH.
To assi s t 10 !!lee·
t r1cal optical develop
mcnt work '>lust be ex
per 111 handling delica te.
m1n1a1u r e p a rts &
possess a high 1degree of
mte lhgen ce & motivation
to handle a vanely of as·
srgnments. Expe r in
light s hop practices &
c lectr onrcs desirable.
bu t not req 'd. X lnt .
p.iy benefit s Growing
co. 111 San Juan Ca µo.
il4·4!13-6624
Landscape Mainte na nce
Foreman. min. l ye ar ex-
pe r 1n J man cr ew
s uper v i sion
SI000-$1250 mo .. \s k for
Ron. 64&.7441. -------
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7 to J Cert & 1r,111w":.
-MesJ Verdi:! Con\ 1111 ... p.
filil Cenh•r St CM
Nursl'S
PEO.NURSE
Pnv dul) h vc in pw.1
lion for reg1sterNI nur-.t•
with perh at ri1• /nu r:-.ery
exp. req <.:ungemal fast
paC'ed atmosphere (inoll
ben efi t:>. Salary com
m••nsurate w /!'xp For
1nter\11ew. call 673 9151
NURSING
L\"N or RN net..'<led for
f time P~1 shift 111 con'
hos pl. Xlnl s a l:i r ) &
benefits . 1nclud1ng in·
suranC'e, vaC'at1on & su·k
pay A pp l~ Bt!•l'rl~
Manor. 3-IO Vieton a , C:\I
Nursmg ; I rull time RN &
l tull lime L\."N Laguna
Hills Nutrit1001st Chnlc'.
day hours . effective 0~.'t
I. interviewing "°"'. Ap
pl) w resume Preven
trve Health Care Founda·
tion Clinlc.1-7l4·855 ·1077
NURSING
R..~. 3·4 days/wk. -II bed
conv. hosp. Very clean.
good stalfmg. Santa Ana
Heights. 549-3061
OFFtCEASST.
Variety of d uties, type
45 50. bluepnnts. good
phone voice, must have
o wn car . Xl n t co
ben efits. S4 SS h r
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PART-TIMi-
·EVEMIMGS
Adults ovc·r 21 with 11ut
st ;111 d 1 n ~ a tt r a l' 1 1 v I!
per~on;ihtl!'!> who l'llJOY
wrlrkrng with k1d.s S.t per
hour Call 6-12·4:121 i-;,t
<!S() betwe(>n 2 and fil'm
\.sk for Lon
Orange Coast
Daily Pilot
:OO W Ba) Street
Costa Me5a. C
Equal Oppor Em plo) er
ttec~pllu11 1:.l 'M e..,i.a ge
l t'nte r L'lerk f or
Newport Bt'IH'h It E
firm Sw1\l•hhourd eitl)l"r
req'd Must be i.ha rp,
have abrlil~ to ha ndle
bu~y pbom:~, & prt.K·ess messag~ q wckly, neat
f*'nmansh111 front uffic·t·
ap!Jt!aram·t· Call Lila
~~ 200() t•ltl :~
Hel't-pllunrst Typist for
111an11faclurer ·... uut·nt
H' y 11:lephonc. must
hc1\ good voice lo lake
v il.lers t:: ('\'II re
numeralmn. i.l9 I l50
R£CB'TIONIST
l'uinmaod Performa nt·e
h.a1r :.lyhng salon needs
l'e('eV{tJ1n1sl!. In N pl Bt•h
& I lunl Bch Pos1l10n of
fer.. ro. paid hea lth 111
surance. pa d holidayi,, &
pa id vacat 11111 Appll
l'ants must hav1 out~o
1n g per !>On <t Iii>". he
... t~ l1s h m appe<1ra11ct•
<md must he a hie to han
die very lite bkkpi;
Phone Patnc1a for a ppl
9f,.j.4448
Heceplllien'I Offic·e, /\1·
curate lyping. xlnt. phon
\ee h , Non·s m oker
-!l57 5&Jt!.._
Recept (Typist
Pa rt time. for <1rch1tL·r·
tural firm m ~c11.1>orl
Beach C.d I NJnn
;s.q.91-11.
RECB'TIONIST
N e eded for pltas a n t
bu,iness offu•e (inod
front office µcrson11ht)
Lile t~ ping. Telephone
exper pref Xlnt. work·
ing cond. 631 0700
Reapfionist
Pasle up E x per pre lndependent 1111 Co seck:-
fcrrc'<I, or will t rain Full exp recept1on1s t . gel,
t i m e pos1t1on Co phone manners.utetyp ·
benefit:> Ap p l) 111 in g . gen erul o ffi ce
person· 1660 Placentia duties.pleasant work111~
C.M. cond Appl,\ at 1740
Pet store sale:.. N.B. Newport Bl \'d , C .~I &i6-9661 644-0980. S.A. 83S·031l. -------
C.M. 55&1994, &586.J.112. Ree~ption1,,t needed a l
Pharmac~ Assi\t ant, eit·
per'd . 1-6 Mon· tol'i. Ca ll
Mr Grant642·1580
Printmg shop, full lane. ls
looking for exp. AB Dick
pressmen, and willing·
ness to learn other press
m achinery oi)erallon. In
Hunt Bch, eall Newton.
848·0088
busy hafr salon T11m
Rae Hairstyles, 645·-1012.
Receptionist for Construe
lion Co near Adams &
Brookhurs l . H .B
962-6686.
RECEPT IO:'-.IST11'YPIST
CM based company M in
qualifications. 50WPM.
d ict aphQf!e exQ_e_r
957-8191
H.F..SAU:S
TIMISH.\al
l'.:xpcncn~-d 11alc11ptii1plc
wi.ntcl.I <.:1tll While
Water ReaJty lrll' P•t
llry~ 4~SUI_<_•·_. --
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lks taurant
S(;T Pf.PPERONl 'S
l'IZZAS'l'ORE
Now h1nnJiC ror lull ft par>\
llm~Jl('nmg:s at loc11
l16o:s nr <W Ai r port.
Vaned da}t> & hr.., ldecil
suvvlerni-nta.1 In come ror
llOU...ew1H1i & 11tudt:ints
Our progressrv ~rowini.:
rompany offers o pp lys
for advancement based
o n you r J o b
1>error manre l'le11sa r11
wor kmR t<JO<ls 1\ilusl bt•
Iii 11r over All Iv tn
person
~So f;a11t 8rist11I
Sunta An;i I !eights
<Next lo McDonald!d
E.0 .1-:.
fle~t au rant
DB. TACO
2..'li..">2 La Paz Rct, L.1g
I I ills
Gri ll person . FT .
wet!kda)S Will tram ,\p
ph rn pe rson hl'fur e
IOam or arter 2pm \1on
Frr
flestauranl '
DELIVERY PERSON
SlAMSTllSS
Exp. in vinyl & h1•11 \ y
fabrir,. Tvµ pay lo pro per pe r .son & fringe
bm('f1lll for dentlll l0h111r
ml2 118 • ·II 8',2·5033
Secretary As1.wHunl 111
Fmanc1al Genius Gen
lie. Joyful. Pcrfrrt 1omst
Orga nH· Cook •19'J-!>68:'J
~cretar\
P 11 r t tr lll <'
Secretary I Re<'ept111nsst
wanttJCI. Temporary on
ly. :ldys wk 9AM 5PM.
Tues Thurs. 1-'rl Sta rt
10 14 80. Gootl typing,
h and·wr1ting & phone·
rn1ce rcq'd. C:eneral of
lice skills. Knowll'tlgE-of
reul estate andlur ton-
1 struction beneficial. Call
on above days for uppl•
49:10711
SECRETARY
For N~·wport Ueach law
olfree Xlnt lyphl & <lie·
taphone n e cess ar'
Sal11ry negotrahle <'on
tatl Pa l. &U tll'.Jll
<;etretary fkt"ept1oni:ol,
has11· k1H1wl1•d ge n f
vurcha:.e urders & rn·
•111crng. w1lh g1KKI lypm~
:.kills Salar~ 11egot1able
f~l:t 4800
SECRET A.RY :'llB res taurant seeks
energel1l' IJ('rson tu do
lwwhllllll' llehvcry Call In 2nd Trus t Deed;,
for a ppl ~\ I~ Ebl.'ru" office '.\ewport
f lleach. 8·~. :\1·F Xlnl
Ret.ul Stores health insuninl'e. plan
Opentnll ~oon in Hunt ind d-•ntal t 'all tor a p
111gton Bo•ach J n ew po1ntmenl l"ranrc ...
lalhes' Fa-,h1rm d1M·nunl 552 .itt5\I
store 0µ1:1111ng~ J vaila
11 Serret an I) p1o;l n .•t•e p 1 c for :,tore man:iger. twn1s1. :'ll<lN SMOKl-.H as:11stant managt'r , '<tics For interview. ,.,k U1etapho11r or shtlrthafld
I 11 r A n 11 a Ii I! 1 l e lll'l't'~"•'n l.tl!hl hook
i!l3· 7111 U).11. k l' I! 11 1 n ,.: & u r r 1 c e ~en ice... Salary open
1ktwl sales. cx.1w.:TcU:lJ.l"4l'-+-J.hJ'"~ PQtn.l ..c...JL4l.~·V44
prefi:rrcd. F 'I' (;~drug aft. tipm & w1:1:kemls
s t ore C;,ll uft l·r 5,
f>46 TI'14
RETAIL SALES
S t r o n g c· a p a Ii I e .
personable. mature l;,1d~
w gn •at fa~h1on sense .
for :.m 1·ham lad~ 's hou\I
•IU• rn Laituna B(•h
t;,cat oppt} & potential
)Ir Edwar<b .1!J3 0752.
.i!f7 !018 or ~rs T rabrsh
!>5i·l5i 9
HOOFF.RS WANTED
Scrond Men J\pply rn
!)l'rson 874 W 19th St
<Ac-ta Mes.1 64:J·l691
Roofer w1Lh own t•H>b and
truC'k needed. F'ull o r
part ti mt• 9;5.1120 ----
Salesrmn Wanted
642.-3l60
Sllles
-
SECRETARY
Ne wport Beac h rt'al
est ate mvestme111 & ap
pra1~ng fi rm desires ex
pen encel.I secretarv w x
Int typ1n i: <;kills
851 9591.1!.33 1972
SeacLJr~ Goon typ 1:-L
11. nll'e ph!\11e personah
ly. Good benefits. tun
ct1mpan} 675·3256
Sf><'relar~
~o okkeeper ~a tur 1:
(lt'r sc111 lo handle all
\ anely of duties through
lnal balanct' :vt rnrmum
5.)'rs. work exper, plus
busy <hvers1fied d uties
Require de pendable & ef.
fic1ent self-starter. f ast
& a ccurate tyving re
q ui r ed No n-s mokl'r,
xlnl. salary & lienef1 L!>.
Mission VieJO ar ea. Mrs
Parelli: S8l·J830. ----
STEMOJCUlll(
Pe rfo rm sfenolral>hic
duties to one or m ore
m an•1er11 .
GoodshotUuuid and t yp
1ng skills required. Moth
aptitude and ablhly to
operate l~key by touch
Good s.hiry , btine nts
a.nd working conditions
Pl.ease uhm1t resume ur
call in <:onf1dence to
t7t4) 541>-1111
DOUGUSOIL
COMP.AMY
t:mployee Relations
Dept
Eva Taylor
311i0 Airway Avenue
Costa Mesa. CA,924)26
.. A suD\111iary of
1 onoc·o Inc "
1\ffirmat1ve Action
Employer M F
Dl:lle Witk Rdrigerator
Good .CondH1on , •'ros t
fo're.e $2SOM2 4!M7Ui.nny --
Gold Taµpan Sc:lf Cle an·
tng f.lcc·tnc Double Ov<·n
S200 839·5998
22 7 l'U fl . St:ars
11.efrtl(er alor . Side by
side with ice maker. x lnl
('Ont! $:',!7~ 644 1130.
16' t:Qldspot Refnge. S12S
or best offer. Other 1lems
tuo. 962·30lll or 002-1772.
Sea r's Lady Kenmore dlx
washer & dryer. 5 yrs old
Sl~ e a. SeJr's best lrgsl
2dr fnr/refn11.. S3SO. All
t•opprrtc111e, operated un·
cter servs agreeme nts
9fi0· 7244
Tapran e lectric range
ll:it.od, t wo years old SSS.
CA.II !l68 li437 aft 61>m
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STOOC CLBlK START $140 Mo l'UHLIC Fi.JRNITURE .
Job Secun ty * AIETION * established <.;om pun' T__a_ 7.·l-M Free med1cal tclentai -·~ VI"'
Apply in p('rsun I. o v e I y b d r m s e t s .
Between 8am Ham arrnoircs. hunk beds .
8.53 Production Place chmas. bookshel\ cs. hall
~ewport Bea ch trees, anllque o;enctary. --------•! dirt l)1ke PLL:S LOTS
Strung bookkee11rr tu
work 111 small elect111111l':.
firm in CM Dutu.•s 111
d ude 1\R contrul. l'OllN·
tron & all rn lrma l <t<'t'\f.:
Sal arv o pen X lnt
lie11cC1t:. M.l SJl)Cl
Ti!acher's Aide
Aide lur Tod d l e r~
:ld ys wk 81\ )1 IP M
t>I0-81120
'1'1-:ACll ER
Me-moon.IT.30 61'M. for
after s chool car(•
Sdy~ wk 640-8821/
Morn:
SAVE SAVE SAVE
\\'e honor BofA. M<.:.
Ca:.hr i:>r '~ Check s &
<.:ash . NO PERSO~AL
I ' I I ~: l' K !> PL E /\ S E '
F'noJ .i' a ti a hie Ile m s
suhJecl lu prcsale.
MASTERS AUCTION
2fn5'"' Newport Blvd. CM
833-!162.5 t>4 6-8686
Bicycles 8020
········••!•••········· Mcni. ten ~1_ieed hlkes. fair
shape s.·.o.ouu 4\f• ·5338
aftcr .tprn
Tc.aclwr. vre sch.1111. F 1'I . :i 10 ~peed hikes Xlnt
s111n" l1<.·n.·f11:. c·ond ho~~ & girls. Make
s..111-2550 offer 'J68·6801J
. ash1k1 IU spcl. gd cond.
,\lum1nurn hod~ S\00
l.i.\!\ :t32'.J
1 F.,\CI llm SpN· Ell
\\a,lt'r '1n lleh Sc 1Jr1•I
1-; x I' " () )) m II I t 1
ha111h1•aµpecl Jtllt~ \t)1h 1~ tu \\Ilk i mplement Buildi"C)Materials8025
be h.J\ 1or :.a: pro~r J m •••••••••••••••••••••••
plun'-Supi>n1sur~ l''ll. \:cmtral'\O!"s Shop Sale ,
rc4 S~5fl mo pl u s builder s ha rd w a r e
ti.-nefits 11 JO ~l'M Li11t hand tools .. pl)'"ood, elr
etl Cerehral P;,b' \, Sal Sept 27, !1;4. 123 In
'>4JC Slf .. S?fiU <luslnal W<>.• C ~
TELEPllUNI:: ~\I.ES
l'cl·nager ... b.I ll 1·t 1n:e~
wclcomf' Earn good
monev <.ill .,f'tc r ti•m
<~·1005
Cameras& Equiptnfnt 8030 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FOR SALE!
Canon AEI. Body on ·
ly . no lens. 6 months lo a
year old. Would reta il a l
S220 : as k111g $150 firm.
Call day 9 to 5 at 646-4451
& ask for Don Reis. Accept111g a pplications
for full time posrtwn in
Reader Ad D e pt .
Telepho ne & Coun ter
Sales. Good spelling &
grammar c:-sent1a l. App.
Iv Pen n~,,a\er . lll60
Placenua Ave (.' M.
TMephone Soliciton
:-.lt'<'ded 1mffil•d1.1tl'" :tu
s t u dc 11 t s u nd or
humemakcrs who need
10 eam money 11.ork1n,g SECRETARY pll'a~ant C:\Ctun~ houri.. New Super 8 So\md Movie
Mktt!!/Sdes :l !I )Ion l-'r1 ;..;o ~elhni.:. C«rner a w 1 pro jector,
-Sal~
'7 Salary :i 1;, h r e<11111r & splicer $450 for
Career op pty in ras t ecn..rous li.inu!> \('fl"'> all l!l-1 f;()27
µaced _Npl. Bch. IO\'C:>I· f r om John w ,11 111· c ---."lr.
mcnt hrm. Requires l l)p \irpt>rt ( Jll sue :iJ1er ats_ _ -JI ~ s kills tshthnd: 90· Ly pmg ~rn:IT-Ot]l) ....................... .
75r.-SO-und professional -Burmese Killen. CFA re
COi.L EGE STUDENTS HARDWA6 E..SALES
Avpl) in person Rion
Uan.lware. 1024 Irvine
I Westl'hff Plaza1. NB
Landscape Co looking for
capable qualified men.
e xp p r e fe r red. must
ha ve mechan1c~I <tP·
tit ode. 768-4751 bet ween
8.30& 3:30
urfice
-------PROO F REA U ER 1
B I LLl l'liG
KNOWLEDGE. It o fc
work. s tart part-t ime
Call Phy ll is 17\4 )
979-6176
RECEPTIONIST Work full or p<1 rt time
Switchboard & lite lyp-s e 111 n g l'i e c l r .° n 1 c
ing. Xlnt benefits Call c a lculato r s. m1 cro-
~C).63UO. . • ei>IDl)Ulers & te.l.ated pr().
exper , marurity & cor-T~ Solicitors 1:.•ste red with pa ~ers
por ate bkgrd. helpful. Growmg c<;rp F.arn c' Grand Champion Imes.
Call. ~0123 l'el. money rn the pnvac) ~·~-------
Hospital
Insura nce b1lhn11. clerk.
to p salar ~ + fringe
benefiG Mm t) pmR req.
Newport Bt-ach are.a
Call 640 8950
HOSTESS
Din n ers A p ply rn
person LeBiarnlz -I 14
No NewPort Blvd. :-.T B
645>6700
LEGAL SECRETARY
Plamtilf's_ personal rn·
Jury pos1t1on avail 1n
F'ullcrt o n f or w e ll
groome d . personable
secretary w texp e r &
gorid skills at the Law
f irm of Garber, Sc•kolofr
& Van D y k e , I nc .-
Medical ins & profit
shurm g-526-2267 __ _
Ltte offi ce & retail sales in
p i lot s u p ply s l o r e
Orange Co. airport vit
F' rr 540-i594. ----
Work while kids a re rn
school ' P T R eC'ep·
tiomsl/Secretary pos1
1100 now a vailable in
Irvine Send resume to
A.XJom Properties Inc .
177ll Mitchell North. Ste
B. frvine, Ca. 92714.
ORDER DESK· Person to
have total respons1 bhty
for order desk includin~
handlmg customer l'a lls,
typing invoices. ronlrol
of in ventur~. & tom
munrcauon with pla nt rl'
g a rdin g shipments &
p roduction sch edules
S RW Computer Compo
n e n ts Cu. I rvine .
714-5.'ii-7060.
P •time. 7days. 2hts/da i·
ly. AM d elivery, L.A.
Times. SlOO per week.
Laguna Beach. 494-lW96.
Real Estatt:Sales
DPEllEHCED
AGENTS
We offer the followini,::
• High Commission
1 Ae~t location
, P11 vale secre tary
'Professional assocs.
Call now for appointment
67J. 7300 ask for W Jll
Receptionist· New port
Beach Full lime Front
orfi1 e ap~rance. Good
phon e manner a nd
gener a l o ffice s k ills
necessary. Call 549·2988
REPRO APPRENTICE
J::xµer. not necessary
Xerox & Bluehne copy
mg. Full time. Mon .-f'n
Fringe benefits. Contact
T o m . a t M a :. t 1• r
Rlueprinl. 234 Fisch(•r ,
C M. 540.'1174.
Ha\'e somethin)! to sell?
Cl<1ss1ried :id!> do 1t we ll.
Hotel Night Audito r . 5
111ghts a week. NC R 4200
Pl\·ase a pply lo Oov1d
McNeil .. r Mrs Baltazar ,
Hotel Laguna . 425 Sn
Coast llwy , Lagun a
~ach . .\94-1151 L1 ve in companion for ;,.-~.-.---.-_-;.-;.-___ .-._-.-.-.-;.-. _______ .__-___ -.-;;;;_-;;;;.-_-, ----------1 elderly gentle. m us t Hotel have valJd dnvers lie .
Nlf'HJ lllOIT car 1s provide<!. Duties D NI mcl. cooking, It hsekeep-
M Hllf'(R ang, & some prachcal RnM nurstng care Rcrs. req
t-ull time career pos itron Plelbe caJI 645-0242 bfr
1mmed1a1ely avarl.ihlc 8.30AM or aft 5PM.
Q ualified appl rt:ints
should possess 2 year~ U•H lobysitter
hote l nighl audit ex Prefer Mature Woman
per ience EnJO)' ex Companion to 12 yr. old
c e 11 en t company boy. No Hsehld d uties.
benefits ,\pph m person Pay negotiable. Cama-
9A M ·Noon. Mo n Frr t10n & Hayside a rea .
P eT"\Onnel l'dM 675-9235
MARRIOTI HOTB.
900.NewportCtr. Or
NewPort Beach
Equal Opp Emply r M F
Housecleaner Wanted I or
2 days pe r week , or
young girl to work afler
school or S aturdays.
Harbor Ridge area. N B
Kathy 760-1479.
Ho.•••per/Cooll L i ve l n P r !v at e
quarters Good location,
benefits & salary. Must
be experienced & able to
start i mme diate ly.
Mature woman p r e ·
ferred. For detail,,, ca ll
631-7415.
---------LOT MEN& REHTALA~erts
tor Thrifty Re nt-A-Car.
Full tim e . N r . OC
Airport. Expr. pref. but
not nee. Outstanding fr.
inge benefits. Apply 111
person or call Dirk at
549-9151
LVN. 11-7. part time. No
wknds. necessary. Mesa
Verde Com . 661 Center.
N B. 548-ss&s.
MAIDS 642.3030
Maids Wanted. SeacliU
Motel. La1una Beach.
494-489'l.
Let's recognize
our Women in Business
COMING TUESDAY. <XTOSER 14. 1980
IN THE DAILY PILOT
A tribute to the
Orange Coast's
Succes•ful
Women
in Busine88
THIS IS THI
ACTUAL SIU OF AD
FOt te•I repoduction, o cleor btod
and ...+.ire ~ of OtTy size con
be used Your menage woll
Cl<compony 1he picture in 1111•
ipoce! You rr<>y estimate 11 ~
of copy wir\\ ot>o.ii 30 letters and
'f)C>Ce• to each line ord have 1114!
CClmpol'Y !'ON & adchu in bold
lype OI )'OU fTOy eWnole 16 "'41,
of copy ser soAO. If you choose nor
10 pubi~ O picl\n, the space COi\
be filled ...;rt. 'Pl menoqe.
ducts <ret ail salesl
Knowledge of com puter
sciences helpful. Good
pay & benefits In Cosl<i
Mesa. C'aU Le\', 540· 1530.
SAL ES CLE RK full o r
p<1rt tune W/11( marine
hard ware l'O mpany
With good hcneri ts, room
'for J ll v a 11 Cl'm l•nt
&15-1711
SALE.5
If yuu are agressive <in<l
looking for a future in re ·
Lari mgml w good co
henefits appl~ rn pcrs1Jn
SECRET ARY P ff
Good at or ganizing. good
skills. to woc.k 1n f'ash1on
Is land Ca ll Arleen.
759-1515
:.t~ECRET ARI ES••
~cff65/I.>eta1l/$12.000
Clarrns Exam/
Exp/$14,4\KI
T60/Leg.RE preUil3.l!llO
Wd procfMOacc.$12.000
Liz Reinders Agency
4020 Birch, E:-;tab '64
Newport183J..l!l.OO/Free
:ram to I lam Mon thru - -----
t-'n Standard Shoes .. 1077 ~
So B"ristol. C.M SECRET ARY P ff
•SALES LADY•
Full or 1>art time.
THE SHOWO'ff
22 Fa:.hion Island N Ii
SALESLADY
t::xper'd F tr Benefits.
paid hollduys. S tart
$185 wk. Regal Beauty
Suppl). 263 E 17th SI,
CM
S a le s M o t iva t ed
Wurk Tue & Thu for ;-.;n
\'acht brok e r No sh
Heavy public conlact.
Fret· to Applicant
lr"ine Personnel A1::en,·y
488 E. 17lh. Cost a Mesa
Sw te 22-1 642· 1-170
~
SECY-OFC MGR
F Tim e. P rof p hone
ll'Ch. Good office skills.
lite bkkg. urgan. abihies
NU urea. 957-JtWli.
s a lesperson t u s ~ll
sccurit) produ.,c ls. SERVICE..
642· 1815 . ln·field. XJnt QPportunity
& benefits with rapidly
Sales People Full time & growing l'Ompany for
pan time. R.M. Abrams e lectrically·incline d in·
Cata.log Showroom. 1819 dividual. 540-6300.
Newport Blvd.C M. S ERVICE STATION AT
SALESPERSON T E N 0 ENT M a I e I
n eeded fo r H OME female, full time. S4. hr
DE C 0 R A T I N G + comm.CdM.644-2410
FABRICS. Please con ·
tact Alicia or Susan at S • r • i c ~ St at i on
Hom e 1-,abric Center. Cashier
64S-512l Near O.C. C. Apply 1740
Newport BMI. 646-9661 Salesperson needed ror
sailing school & sailboat SHOE SAW
& convenienct• of 'r>ur Doqs 8040
nwn hume vr u~c our •••••••••••••••••••••• • modern rac'i. <.:ol1cgl'
stud\•nts UK ' Call
964-2239 lor t umpll'te rn
fo. Ask for Ha rt
Trame\!
1600 Automated
P~ss Operator
Gd uppon unit~ (nr t ht•
r1 ght person I'll J S<JOl
W 0 r k I II )! l' 0 11 ti . g ~
bc1wllls Pl P. li·ll 002 t .
2!J8.FJ E, lith. t. (; M
Typing . P T. tlex1hl l•
hour:.. Newµorl [,k.1t•h
localt' ~55-14.l:I
1\prsl. Clen,.rnl 11llJl'e. no
•''lll'f n<t' II :--•ira.i
G11od bent>lrt~ & promo
t1 u11 ul 11 11por1 unit •c~
In 111c clfl'J . fJrml!l":.
l nsvr.ance Gr .. up.
!>ltJ..1100 t-: CJ E
\ .1rtl·d \\Ori. :'>l c,11.'Jll
Deh. ~cc , an!'\ f'r1 S ul
uni~. I i 281d Nl'Wpo rt
Bl,·d. \' B
Wa1ll'r Wa1lre~~ pos1111m
Part time & 1ull time
p..1,1l10n!> avail $.5 i5 ht
\'o t111s Pv1 l'OUntf\
club l'ull for 1nt1•n ll'\\
f>l.1·5-104 l
•••••••••••••••••••••••
~ 8005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WESTMINSTER
Kl.ESllOND PupS. AKC.
Cham1l sire M IF Pet &
s h o w P ,, t I> t y
2t:I ~1 1.345 aft 6 pm.
,\dorable Keeshund Pups .
Male & f e m ale No
paf)t'r!; Ii we+>ks old. $.50
~I O'l.62
Engl Shec1xlo~. 4 mos.
p<J per~. $150 Cus to m
doghousl'. X-lge, SlSO.
760-8479 ------FrH to You 8045 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ccu·kapno. his na m e is
Bandit because he 's
white "1th hlac·k mask. 5
vn.. a people dog. loves
kr<l!>. w<inl lovm~ home.
.fH.i·tiG!IS-
Lri: Friit11la1re. bottom
trt.'\'t.er. workm~ condi·
Iron 64b UM IS
:\1311:' purt-hrl'cl T F.R-
H 11-.K \31Tll1°:.. shols. to a
'"' rnJ! home o nly .
;).18. t38tl
K.llt t-rui Jor a guod hnme 2
hlal'k & while male~
la II 96.'l-1568
Free t1> l(oo d-he~
heuutiful. mature feline
lacly &l0.6436
Female S1a~se
2yrsold
548·029<• ---
ABBEY Part Auslralian She pherd
ANTIQUE MALL puppies. 8 weeks <lid.
D.1ily 10-6 ... r i 10·1' 646· 7070 ------
Closed Tuesday Kittens. nd hm Tuxedo·
11751 Westminster Ave. Elmoette·f\lzzette 4 mos
Garden Grove 554-6103 497 5027 . 5'18 6472
&IS-6141
Going out of Business ~ 8050
Sale. J an es Antiques. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2721 E. Coast llwy. CdM
67J..S152. ** IBUY **
Housekeeper needed by
Newport Beach e xec,
live in. to cook & clean.
start 5am. Benefit$ in-
c lude separate lh •ing
qt.rs w I board. salary &
medical insurance. Refs
required, Respons ilJle.
mature penon.631· 7475
<Barbara)
Maintenance : For apt
complex in Costa Mesa.
548-95.56From12·7PM.
"Let's Recotnlze Our Women In Business" will be publl.sfiid Tllftday.
October 14 in the Dally Piiot. and October lS in Coast Life. m1rtiln1 N1tion1I
Women In Business Wffk.
chartering bus iness . We have an opening for a
Some Clerical duties. pa.rt time .salesperson on
Salar y +commission . wknds. Exper. pref. Con·
FUii tune desirable, part tad. Mr. cannon. Hem ·
lime possible . Sailing phiU's Shoes. 54 Fashion
• knowledge desired. For _ls_land_.~e. 644-4223.
_a __ p_pt_,_c_a_ll_645-_7_1_00_. ___ 1Shoe sales, rut! lime with
10 pc. Duncan Phyfe antq.
din. rm set; Queen Anne
desk. 55Mi95S
Ame r Oak : Dresser
w/Bev Mirror. Oak rd
Good used f\lmlture &
Appliances-OR I will
sell or SELL for You
MASTERS AUCTION
646-1616 & 133-9625
MATURE WOMAN
P/TOFFtCE
20 hrs /wk. Newport
Beach nr OC Airport.
979-2873 I
Mechanically inclined
HOUHkeei.ier Wanted! tow service, radio d is·
2 kids " home need love patcher. Kri'owledge or
& care!, Newport Loca· area dealted. Willing to
Uon Ref1 Req. 5'8·0844 wortc wknda. Must have or15'·~1 clerical ability, non·
• Sl:IJ. idle items with a unoktr. 413·3091. Appl)'
Dally PUot Claulfied Ad. In person: 311'11 Loa
'42·5S'll. _JUo. __ .s.i_c. ____ _
Thia i5 your opp0rtunlty to Introduce 1 new or lonl(iaie 11~i1le lo :M0.000
Or1n1e Coast people. 'Mle p.11tt1 •rt ideal for rero1nltion of 1w•rcb.
1ehlevemtt1U or 1ped 1l contributions by the women who make )'OUr
bu1lneugo.
Recocn.itlon no(lq!ll will be lwo ~umn by two inchn uch. with• photo you provtde. 1'te coal of uch notice Is only PO. Call now for more lnform1tlon or
to reserve apece, dudllne 11October10. C.ll tu-Mtl lod1y!
DAILY PILOT
642-5678
SALIS-all All or w rout exp., or will
Otrleii and graphic arts train. Good co. benefits.
supply co. has full time Apply in person 9am to
pos. open. M·Fri. Will Uam Mon thru Fri. Stan·
triin. Busy Ii interesllng dard Shoes. 3071 So.
Coffee tble Maple Early Americ an Birch
Dresser & iron/brass dining rm set. oval drop
Obie Bd. 21678 Club Mesa leaf lbl, 2 leaves. 2 arm &
Place. 646-3478 4 side chrs. 496-6889
work. Frin1e benefils. Bristol. C.M. Appl.-cn IOI 0 Solid , exec· SS00 desk.
Apply . Master Blueprint, .. _ .. ______ .. ,1••••••••••••••••••••••• 30x60, must sell, S22:i
234 Fischer, CM. 54Ml373 •• Small Parts M&embly G.E. eleark dryer, lr8 67~1230or673-2712
Clean work area capacity, gold. xlnt cond, King Size Hvy Duly Xll'a SALISUP.
Add a proven brau Une
lo your territory. Com ·
mission negotiable.
714-497.eoc».
STAIT $4.JS tM. ~. f'\rm. innerspring matt
WIU. TIAlftl G.E. elect.r1c dryer, Ire w/ m1tfchlng coil box
Apply between8·11am eapaclty, gold . xlnt cond, spring. never used, stlll
M3 Production Place •· 493-8345. packaged. Worth $520 In·
Newport Beach cl. de.livery S207 Cash on·
Se __ 1.1_1_dl_e_1t_ems ___ &42_·_S67_81 !!!~!!!!!!!!!~~~!I Wanl Ads __ c_al_l 642_·56'7 _ _! 1_;1y_&40-_D7 _____ _
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ANTI QU F: S H AW
W LI< Ell :.olicl oak riling
cabrnet~ '>et or 3 See 111
e1µprer1.J te. Ca II 675 60Si
or s..12 01311
EXECl:TIVE DESK &
<:hr. Walnut contemµ
style Cost St550, stdl
S650, 6:11 1716
S.U'l':S, SAFES, SAFl':S
(ioo<.I huy on s afes
li42 1!115
J Hu\ al Uond copier:..
modcb I IV. Reductwn
l'cri1·c-1 n>nd Sl5Uo tu
Sl800 213·.»92 2930 l'\ ...
&12 13'"J 21 hrs = 19R
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUE
IBM Scll·l'ln<:. V1ntagt!
~:xl'c. + t.H>t'Wrtr stand
& atld111g ma ch S59!J
li.11 515~
8087 ....................•••
Young '\maLun l..J \'l'll
ti a r Ill' .111. • \' 1>0 II 011"
l!l'llllt & linger lrarncd.
~I SO t•omp l \l l <1Kl'
.> 1 :> 611 Ill \\ k ti"' 541; 5;ig4
\ clluw tolla rl'tl maeuw
S2.'>0 111l'I rnge
!'.!~ 11~~1 C\ll•S
Pianos & Orqans 8090 ..•.......••...•....•.•
'78 l.awrcl Orj.!an. SJ.500.
5-12 ·~'>Xi
I P\l lu :IP;\l
Wu1 litter 1Jrga11 Xlnl
I '11111 I $>15()
518 170."1
Piano 'mall Uak up
i.:n1.1ht i.lnt C1Jnd. S600.
-ll~Vili:l
Sportinq Goods 8094 •.•.........•..........
L.1tlic!> · Palmcrcllc golf
cluh11 & hag. never u~ed.
S:!SU Poker 1<1 blc, S41l
5-18·~5
Swaps 8096 ..•.•.•..•.............
Gem:.tone dl!aler has sur·
plus RUBI ES. Wrll Lrude
for gold. a11L1ques. or "
640·8688
TY. Rodio.
Hifi. Stereo 8098 •.•••••..•...•.........
lleauuful 7.enHh :ff' mlor
1'\' ~ ., r wrnt \ . frel' 1fr
h\<'I"\ $12.l 1Mt»17l!6
:\larrantz Stereo w cass
S600 new S300 takr~ Still
L'ntl1·r \.\',1 rr 25" Colnr
1 ron .. olc Sli<ltl Sac SlUll
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. I HI. l>l'mu Sale-vrt';i
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pr1rco, ,\llJ11t11· :\IUl>I•
115 I·. I i1 h St . !' :\1
1~1)AA!l:i
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Hl.'<·nrdcr ;\lorl t-1 =i2llO
\\ .Jt; t a pt'!> S7 5iJ 84U· 2682
Som '• · \'O 2600 unrl.
15 ·, • .. 01l11r 11tleo t<lpcS,
l>t>-.t ufler 645 -I t8i
1\t' CulorT \' vnly -l
mos old S250
6-12 5235
9 Channel :\'fixing Console
W Rcvcrb b~ Q S C 200
\\'Jl ls Sacrifice S250
615 5107
<!.> 'l'OLOR T \ SI 8
I Yc<irWarranty
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Boats & Marine
Equipmtnt ..•..•.••...•.•......•.
General 9010 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
W.\NTED HOBIE CAP
TRLR Four 16' Boat
Call ll11l
540.-1088 -----~
Boats. MaintenanceL
Ser.ice 9020 ...•.......•...........
Boat work. repairs. re·
furb1s h1ng . pa inl &
varn1:,,h Hig h quality
worl< rrea:s r11te5" 548·i044
eves
Boats, Marine
E.quipmtnt 9030 •••••••••••••••••••••••
14 12 GLASSTRON Newly
Rebuilt outboard 45 H.P.
on Amencan Trailer.
SIOOO 645·3623
loah, Power 9040
•••••••••••••••••••••••
4 3' Gt-an Mc:wiHr
Full y e q u i ppe d ,
beautifully maintained.
ready to cruiSl' or h ve
aboard. Sl ip may be
available. ll' 2'1-Financ·
ing 11ossible. $72.000. or
$65.000 If no broker in·
volved. Clean deal will
Include 9' Avon Redcresl
with floorboards and -I .5
horsepower Johnson out·
board J ack C urley
534· ISOS home. or 840-2254
on the boat weekends
33· VlKING S F. ·74 lourn
bntlge. teak pulpit. fish
equip. 2 stations. C02
system. l wn crusaders.
$42,900. Newport Yacht
Ex ch 675· UJOO --------
35' VI KING S /F , 1979,
lw/350 Crus . FWC. 7.5
Kohler gen .. VHF, falho,
sum log, to urn bridge.
stall shower. S95,000
.Nwpt Ya cht Exch
675 1800
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laJandl'r Wt'('kt•ndcr or 111Crfc<1 1m Ccntun ~
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0 1esel t 'ull j:Jllc) Tandt1m trlr lo1&1h•c1
Sluve. ~frilf.t•r;itor. llhl Oanll Mtmn.1 11t ur:.t1tt>
berth. heud . 1·0 111111\>I{' $14.000 49:J IM l'7
Sl9.~ ll.41\~
f>ar\11 it r W a111 e1I l tl
Swrthi.lwr 1nl'w 1 '"' 111
<bod TI 11ula1 IUH-
'67 OWENS SEA SKI fo'i'".
2tl . room'. xlnt (•onil
l'Ml • h11 !\111• $10,900
MOMli'
d t•pt h 'ou111h •1 J Ult1
pilot 2 ~ .• , h \ 11 F .,."IJ ""'"r"' ;tri t ht·'' r m•
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Yac!1~ £:.ch b75· \l!Utl
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rr-•port.,on •••.................... c~.w.1 r 181 9120 •........•..••••.•••...
8 l'a b 111 er c J!Up.itr
S 101 e.,,11·e h11x 1·ery
1:lc a 11 500 l !H 6525
dil\ l>, I!;<! -..i92 C\ e:.
Sk1p)ack 20 19711 l'ud1JI •-~ "' 9060 Cubin ~ 0 ~I (' <:ood muun, ;aoif
HllAND :O..t:W 1•amJ)t•r n
Paci.. SJ.t;tXl 5 12 658i,
IP .\! :!PM l'Ond. ~ 548 fii31
'79Glassmate, 17'. 115 llP
J ohnson OB. completi.'
rover. like new. 30 hrl>
approx on eni: S4995
613-!M»'i --
·19 Penn Y a n . 26'.
fly bridge. 200 hp s gl
diesel. fuJly equipped for
ftshm g. still under warr.
pnv party 531-7730
SS900. 24 · Sport fi sher,
FIB. Twn VS. cabm. J eff
hull. Glass ovr PW. gd
s hape . 531\-7911 o r
639-3181
30' Penn Yan. twm dsl.
Sportfisher: dealer de·
mo. full electronics.
radar. full fishing pkg
. Every option. 168.500
213-592-2859. 213-592-2444.
'80 Penn Yan Sport.fis hers
& Cruisers. ALI 18. no
outdrive problems . Mdl
avail: 20•2', 22', 23', 3()". a:r. Closeout sale. call t-0-
day. Marine Outfitters,
213-592-2859. 213·592-2444
'73 28' Luhrs. all glass.
TW gas, reblt June 'ti().
hauled May 80. Custom
S.F. 2 bait , AP Fath
VHF, Bimini, w /encl &
c overs. Sl8.000. I 7 14
673-0311
.•...•••...............
"<19. 1.Utlers 16 25rt . 'am Motorized likH 9140
hul l , :.lip 10 NB .••••••••••••••••••••••• heautdul $4000
8~1 90!0
SAMT AtfA 525
OiJpava:. 19811 St :irflite II.
asking s.175 ORO. xlnl
tond 1>31·9176 -
Ila !> abso lut ely eve,... Motorcycles/
ythtnR. 8 hags. beaut Scoofen 9150
n ind Po~s N B. s l 1 p. •••••••••••••••••••••••
$13.000 Owner "'111 con
s ide r ex c han Re for
BMW, Me rced es. ur
Seville. 559-5164 eves.
79 Hobie 16. Cat fever t'ol-
ors. w t rlr. XJnt conrl
Sal-, $1995 54!1 4741.
8-18-9024
Layman 12. 2 sails. trlr.
<·over. racing gear. $6011
645·4727
Cal 25 "I. l.pin. 2 jibs.
VHF, s lip avail. S5000
r1rm. 673-06417·5.
Lido 14 . Hull 113718. with
·71 KAWASAKI
KZ IOOOLTD
12.000 miles. financing
available ( 7N79571
~ "?ldliJH
LINCOLN Ml-:RCURY
16AUTOCENTER OR.
IRVlNt: XJ0-7000
HARLEY D AV IDSON
BLK /Chrome Compl.
Reb Eng. ne w trans ra<'-
rnit valves. cam s & pipes
Xlnt Cond. S2700 OBO
673-6631
sails. co,·er. and trailer '73 Honda CR250 Dirt
Sl,000. Call &12·3187. Bike. $150 ----534.0417 ---21' Clipper 4.l:iJ>, j lps 4,
lrlr. e<>ver. Npt Bch s lip, Must sell. '75 Sw.u .i GT
s:isoo. 83&8907 7 !'> O G r e a l c o n d ,
Shoc--k-Sa-bot-. L ik_e_n_e;; $850/obo. 213·431·4723.
Fully equipped for rac-
ing S475. 540-1909 a ft
4PM. -------
Hobie 16 +trailer,
Sl.750 bst ofr.
714· 7J8.J939.
20· Tempest Sailboat. like
new. $3500 or lrade fo"f
'78 Honda C8 7SO SS F .
5700 mi . xlnt cond. Sl850.
661-9151 8!'!·3737
HO SPSTR. Xlnt Cond.
Rhlt Eng t2000m i > '.'Jew
T rans. Cus t. C hrome.
See to App. S2450 Sacr.
OiJ..6631 Boston Whaler 11'. A 1
Con d . 65HP Ev i n .
Vanson trlr. full covers.
compass. anchor. S3700
546·C&11 CM
Cal 20. 962-~ Motor Hofms, Sale/
N,.,.,. ca "_h_i_ll_s_a_c_n·-r1·-ce-Rent/Staroge f l60 ~ s . w .••••••••••••••••••••••• 20' O"Oay. trlr . OB. 3
STOP LOOKING!' sails. aU xtras included. *Al Motorcycle
197943' Viking, aft cabin. Bestoffer.675·3t48. Swap Meet
luxurious. 6-17 Oetroits . Orange County's Largest
fumunoradar. Airicond ISL. 24' S. F. sloop. head. AJI Indoors. Space Avail.
Microwave. tras h com galley. sips 4, 6HP OB. Fri Sept. 12 : 6pm-llpm. I
pactor. dual stations xlnt cond. Rac~ruise. niteonly! Orange County
S250.000. Newport Yacht s hp avail. Reasonably Fairgrounds 24 hrs. inro
Exch. 6 S-1800 pnced. PP 1114) 499-4146 n 4-831·5116,
A.Mtos. ew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 A.ltos, Hew
····················~·· ............................................. .
• • . AND
THE 1981's
ARE COMINll 11
ORDER YOURS NOWI
: .. TO PURCHASE OR Li:ASEt
'
9510 DM.YPllOT
R1•11t ~if l.u>. Mutor
•••••••••••••••••••••••
14 !fl ~x 12 llrc:. 1200
Whitt• 11p116w11 Klug.Ii $f'.0.
197 ~~
• •••••••••••••••••••••• 1.oolun~ for styh· i.11d ..... if t••o Allllc!e~ t•zo ,_.. fl60 rud Cl'Onomy al U re ~ ,.. --..ct ,. •••• •••••••••••••••••• •
llnw ,,,.,. II, 1•11 ,·0 111 asom1blc pn<'<'? Whether ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '56 Che vy Tow t ruck,
}ou w1sht11hu} or lease 'S6 GMC P.U .. orig, '7000 n-eeds some wo,rk, S:l ~o " k 1 11 m 1
1"'4~ 3.'I I Wind'lor l''onl .. :1111
(.'nm11h·tc , t11alan1•\•1J ;,imJ
hlu1:11r1nt t·d $51111111fr
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'RY US 1957 FORD 4 shell. 9001080979-00SIJerry.
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WITH USS> r ARTS
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\l)Vl':tt'J'ISl".RS
l'hl' l>rH'e of items
,1l1'·1·r11:.1•cJ b) 'e h1 c l<"
1lt-al1•1 \ 10 the \ e h1c lc
d .n :.1r1 ed <11lverl1s1ng
•·\ll11mn' dot•s not llH.'lude
,1)1) applicable tuxes.
ll1'l'fl!>i!, t ranslcr f<"CS .
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.ur J-\l>llut1on conlrnl lie
'll'e l'Crt1r1cattoll!> or de
alt!r do1·umen\ar~ pre ·
paratmn charges uole:.:.
otht'r\\ 1:.e :.pe1·1fled II)
1hc adv1·n1,(•r
l 'la.s:.1f1ed Ads 1)42 5678
SOUTH
COAST
DODGE
2888 ffarbor Blvll
C~IA:\11::.'iA
540.0330
~Cl ./ OHICS 9520 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Buick. 'S.1 Skylark n mvt
$3500 ~ C.:urnheun 1·onv\
~J. A few other so·.,
l' ars 497 ·S53'l
Mustang '64· ~ 1 llwncr
Gd l'ond Uni: thru-out
$3100. 673-9271 pp
WANT ACTIO~?
Classifed Ad!. f.42 5678
THUMORlllD S40-fBlt .. The most desired clasi.lc -----'7SChevy LUV lo miles.
10 S o . Cal if Fu l ly 'S.'I Porsche Speeds ter. Camper ShellS2600
restored. while w /blue orig & tutally restored. 18 645-472'7 eves
int . & f ull pow e r . roals or_ hl k laquer. ,77 Kin& Ca b Dat s un.
(<XX;UKZ). ~Ul,500. 12l31T9Q.0'14S or ~.OOO orig. mi. best offer
f11 ~-takes. 847-5593 da ys :
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HARBOR Bl V 0
COSTA Ml~A o~J 0010
'46 Ford Woodie, restored
St3.000. ALSO '29 Model
1\ Town Sedan. 4 dr.
restored. Idea l for stu·
dl'nl. Sl0.000. 675,·6161
'60 MGA! new eng. paint.
tops, tires. rtY>re . $4500
firm. 645·7531
RKreaH"d 963·2'784 nights. VtMdn HlO --
••••••••••••••••••••••. Delsun Snug Top camper
FUii Custom .79 Dodge ~he.II. short bed, rill
0 ·50. crew cab & 19' Sth 73-79. 6e-507_3 __ _
whl trl.r Assume equity RARE '78 Mini-P ickup
& lo<tn. Must sell 646-9873 45 mp&, 4 spd. 3 plalon. 70
ev!!..__ _ mph. runs 1reat $3000.
4 Wheel Dri•n 9550 2518 Vassar Pl. 641-8090
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'76CHEVY BLAZER
Cheyenne Pkg, V8, auto.
air. s t ereo. n u tires.
xtr a !>, i mmac ,
14300/0BO. 779.1794
'28 Ford Model A C pe '79 For<I Ranger Lariat,
'79 Chevy "2 ton short bed
Sllverado, ps, pb. air ,
c ruis e contr ol. duel
tanks. blk/camel int, lo.
lo mi. show rm cond. See
to appreciate. S67SO.
979-0368.
w rumble seal, Sl>400 super packagl'. $10.000.
&10 161>5 64$-2495. Mark. Want Ad Results 642·5678
A.ltoa. Mew 9100 AYtos, Mew 9100 A..to1, H•w 9100 A..tos, Hew 9100 A.tot, Hew HOO Alltos. Hew 9100 ................................................................................................................... ··················••!••
1980TOYOTA
_COROLLA
2-DOOR SEDAN
E Quippe d w i th 4 _s p ~ed
transmission. deluxe p1nstnpes.
bodyside mouldings. wheel well
lip mouldings. (085225)
EARLE llE'S SALE PRICE
5443
tflOVOlVO
1980TOYOTA
CELICA GT COUPE
ltlOVOlVO ltlOVOlVO
1980TOYOTA
COROLLA
4-DOOR SEDAM
EQui pped w i th automatic
transmission. AM/FM multiplex
ster:eo. deluxe pinstripes. wheel
well lip mouldings. (537971). --~~-_.;
EARLE 11rs SALi pttCI
1980TOYOTA
LOMGIED SRS
PICKUP TRUCK
EQu ipped with SR5 Sport
Pac kage. AM /FM stereo.
chrome rear bumper. Del Bar
mirrors. (122938).
EARLE 11195 SALE PRICE
$
ltlOVOlVO lflOVOlVO lflO YOLYO •T
2 DOOISIDAM 2 DOOISIDAM 2 DOOISIDAM 4 DOOISIDAH Z DOOISIDAM 2.-.SPOIT ---4CYL--4CYL-
4 d Automati c s p e e transmission. power transmission. wheel steering & brakes. w ell mouldi ngs . w h e e I we I I fabnc care. 4 wheel mouldings. 4 wheel disc brakes and disc brakes & fabric pinstripes and more! care (VC24245A 1· 178393) (VC24245A 1-180247)
'7901 58346
1974 DATSUM 8210 4 DR.
Sedan 4 speed transmission. vinyl top,
AMIFM stereo. wsw tires. rear window
defroster & morel Must be seen to ap-
preclatel (595MEq
52599
1977 MGB
Equ ipment Includes AM •FM stereo
cassette. steel belted radials. new top,
luggage rack & pin stripes. In eJCcellent
condition! (435901)
54599
-4CYL--4CYL-
4 speed transmission. Automatic
air cond • wheel well transmission. power
mouldings. fabric steering & brakes.
care. 4 wheel disc pinstripes. wheel well
brakes. pinstripes & mouldings. fabric
more! guard. mo<e!
(VC24245A 1-180974) (VC24.445A 1-587169)
58566 59218
1979 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE
4 cyl engine. 4 speed transmission with
overdrive. stereo. steel radial tires and
morel (861WYF).
54999 __
76 TOYOTA COROMAWGM
Mark II model. 6 cyl. engine. 4 speed trans ..
factory air cond .. pwr. steering & brakes.
AMIFM stereo. wood grain exterior & tinted
glass. (707POL~
52999
-4CYL--4CYL-Sunroof. 4 speed Sunroof. 4 speed tran smission tran s miss i on w /o verdrive . air w/overdrive. alloy cond . power steering wheels, wheel well & brakes, pinstripes. moulding. fab r ic
fabric guard. ""°"'' guard. more. (VC24245A 1·I78396} (VC24245A 1-182297)
59336 59986
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:! door. 4 speed, radio,
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forth tu s chool l"<i r
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445 E. <.:oast H1way
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VOLKSWAGlN, INC
GAllOIN GltOVt
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VOLVO
SALIS. SllVtct
A.NDUASIHG
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
EXPERTS
EAIUlll
VOLVO
1966Harbor Blvd.
COSTA&IESA
646-9303 540-9467 ........... tlOO At.to•, Mew 9100 AlltcK, ..... 9100 AMtM.M•w 9100.---------'75 Volvo 164E. 4dr, air.
1979 VW IUS auto trans. am/fm cass . ••···••·•••·••··•······ ·•··••·•····••·····•••• .•....••.............•.
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SUNSET FORD
SAYS •••
HERE'S THE PLACEI
WE'RE THE GUYSI
AMD
TODAY'S THE DAYI
................•...... •••..•............•....
ANY NEW 1980 FORD SOLD
.(FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OR SUNDAY ONLY)
snrf. xlnt cond. $3600. Oynarr•le 7 passenger 63 532 w lair conditioning. 4 H ·
s p ee d & s t e r eo
t!ll6YP01
$7495
JIM MARINO
VOUCSIA.GEM
18711 Beach Blvd
llUNTINGTON BEACH
842-2000
1974VWGHIA.
Lust yeal' for this class it•
c o upe 4 spee d
Drnam1le '. <376551 1
. $4495
JIMMA.RINO
VOU<SWA.GEN
18711 Beach Blvd
HUNTINGTON BEACH
842-2000
·;3 VW Westraha camµe r.
Oran ge . n u m1 l"h .
am tfm. -P.'f>-S~506
196·95711
1977 YW DIESEL
Uynamite Custom 2 door
~un r oo f w .s t e r eu .
Ongmal Panama finish
1i. in pnme cond1t1on •
<518TJDI
Classic 0 6'1 4 ·dr. 1m·
maculate, 1 owner, 4
spd, 23·28mpg, rlbt eni:,
M1 cbelins. seeks ap.
preciative new home.
$1500/0BO 559·80.SS aft 6
orwknds
ORA.MGE COUNTY
VOLVO
EXCLUSIVELY VOL VO
Lclrgesl Volvo Dealer
m Orange County ~
BUY or LEASE
DIRECT
[!f:ft!t'e']
2025 S. Manchester
Anaheim 750-2011 --------
•••••••••••••••••••••••
HOTHIMG OVSl
$4995
MAIERS
AUTO CENTER
THIS WEEKEND WILL BE SOLD AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
S4995
JIMMA.RIHO
VOU<SWA.GEN
18711 Beach Blvd.
liU:'/TINGTON BEACll
842-2000
1425 Baker Street
COSTA MESA
540..9202 I
TO MAKE WAY FOR THE 1981's -AND AT FINANCING TERMS
NEVER AGAIN AVAILABLE AFTER THIS WEEKEND .•.
%
OM AMY NEW ·so PINTO -MUST AMG -GRANADA!
EXAMPLE: For A 1980 Pinto Priced At
$4299 lWith Normal 113 Down) Y0'8'"
Payments Are $96.17. Under 0...
I 0°/o Plan, Your Payments Are Only
$79.10. That's $17.00 Per Month
Savine.JS!
YOU SAYE 58161
I YI., 2,000 MILE WAlllAMTY AYAILAILI AND I DAY .. BTllAL IXCHAM61 OH AU
BEAUTIFUL USED CARS 11
'77 PINTO
WAGOH
8 c-yt avtom.hc ften1 oowet steen"G '" c:on<11uonrr-v A low moie. 1 ~" 20000 mlle
-•n •niy 11<WCll Only
53595
'73 DODGE
VAH 1111 •• ,_ ,,.... Su-ShM'O •nO ..-
(6tllS\VO
5 1995
'78 GMC l/4 TOH
f'tClt-UP
1111 av-IC If--"'"'"'II AM FM ..,.,,,"IV l""'J. s..wn a._ 11L4llll$11
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'75 ELDORADO
MOTOIHOMI
Futl power cte1n and ShlfP FuUy S•lf
Co<\lolned l$17MOl l
'7595
'73 DATSUH
WAM*
4 cy1 • .....,,_ ,_ O....on G•l 1502HAOI
'7' MAZDA
WAGOMU4
lttM/FM. ~lie. lr•fts. ••r cono1t101uno 11'7PlUI Only
5 1995
'11 GRAHADA
GHIA4DOOl
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conclft""""O .. ..,. too 1188SE'l I 0..ly
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'77 IUICK
CIHTUlY WAGOH
V8 •ulOl'Tl•llC lr1n1 p.ower ateenno '''
COl\d1l>0nu••• °'"' .. c:ontt'04 1111 """"' ~n _,Ill~) Only
53295
'70 MUSTAHG
V8, eulC>t"nlht tr&n.a air condfhOf'UnQ CJOi1i119t
11-•"0 !01'00EJ Only
5 1495
'72 PLYMOUTH ,.,
va. •Vlomlllc ..__. -1-.no ..
con<llUOlll... Super S.-Sl\ell> -0.M (043HAOI Only
'999
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IMPALA
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USED CAR
PURCHASE
'76 MERCURY
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'1995
'72 FORD
VAN
Convu•ton. cle.., end "'"'P IJ9SPEAI
$1695
'4995
2 '70 MACH I
MUSTAHCH
Gooo ·--""h ,..,..,,.,. _.,,,. lloln orlte,_164118HJll516CE-.OI
COME SEE!
2 '69 MACH I
MUSTAHCH
E•C!•llent ..--_ l9dotv OOfl()f\t clean •
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'3995
'78 CHEVY
MA&.9UWAM*
I yew 20.000--lMOOSltl
'3995
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'79 CHEVROL~T
C .. ffTTI
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s3959
'78 TOYOTA
COIOUA WA•OH
1624VYFI
'3795
'77 B. CAMINO
va 1utorn1t1C: trans oow•r ••••tinQ. l tr -~..,,_ 1111 -· AM FM •--· -..,.....,,~,
s3995
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'4495
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SICYLARK
1976 VW IUG 41 door sedan. Automatic,
0 .)n a m ite sunroof. 4 air conditioning. Pretty
speed. silver w black m l"ar ! 105091
tenor (647PHB I $6991!
$3995 HOWA.RDCM•rot.f
· JIM MA.JUNO Dove & Quail Sts.
VOU<SWA.GEN ~EWPORT BEACH
18711 Beach Bl vd. _ 833-0_!~~-_
HUNTINGTON BEACH "78 Buick Regal coupe,
___ ~42:~~0~ _ _ _ clean. extras. 25.00 mi.
·75 Rabbil 4dr. am Cm. CallS4&38._:!Sev!S --
41K mi. 1 owner, Good 'itl Estate wgn. pwr, fm.
-shape. $2950 49-1 !1822. ne<..>ds tares. $4000 -------G.a44839
1975 VW CA.MPH ---
Dynamite Weslfalia pop· adilloc 99 I 5
top m stlarp condition . .i ••••••••••••••••••••••
s peed. s tereo t a pe ' ·72 El Dorado. Convert.
IU17852J Xlnt cond. 38.000 miles
$5995 S.5000. 557·7619.
JIMMA.RIMO
YOU<SWA.GEN
18711 Beach Bl\'d.
·10 Eldo, mini cond. lo m i.
See lo apprec Sac
S2750 bsl ofr 640-6436 Hv1'o'TlNGTON BEACH
842-2000 "58 Convert &sedan. limit·
ed prod .) r. both for
"78 \W Bus 4spd New S2000.IH44839
radials . Spotless. $5600.
See at 19Z7 Harbor Blvd. amaro • M ll ••••••••••••••••••••••
9917
Costa esa . or ea ·--Ca On 0 714 T23 879l 1:> maro: e wner.
• 1 • --Xtra dean. low miles.
1976VWCAMPER S3400 or bes t offer.
S h a r p W e s t f'a I 1 a ~-6355 __ _ __
~·automatic ~ stereo ·78ca"maro. ps. pb. pw. Ill
tape. DynamLte · <068969 I whl. air. am/fm stereo.
$5995 perf eond. 551·2509.
V JIM ~IMO -.... ,.. 9920
OU<S A.G1ENd •••••• ••• ••••• •••. •••. 18711 Beach B v . ,1,1 ~vaOLET
HUNTINGTON BEACH ~.-.~·"
142-2000 CAPRICE ·-=------•74 VW '"THING... Xlnl
Cond & New Motor
556·3673
1978 VW RA.nlT
Sharp custom 2 door
Automatic transmission,
fad ory air conditioning.
power steering. power
brakes. tinted glass. On·
Ir 38,000 miles. 1413Pl8) SlS99
JUtomallc. <?nl) 28.000 ~-~ ~~~Jd., mil e s . l l s n i c e !~ T4W~ ..
<~VZ.S> LINCOLN-MERCURY
$3995 16AUTOCENTER DR.
JIM MARINO IRVlNE 830-7000
VOUCSWAGEN
1s111 Beach Blvd. SEE US FIRST!
HUNTINGTON BEACH We have a good selection
8 2 2000 o f N E W & U S E D ___ 4 _-_____ 1 Chevrolets!
·77 VW 4·spd, 7 pas·s .. sun
shadow tint windows,
perf el"t cond $5850.
644.0906 -----
COHHEll
CHEVROLET
'64 VW. runs xlnt. Bo· --------cty int gd shape. Sl.250.
' ... 'lo!,,."" )l.erhir )~1 • !
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546-1200
494-7290
'75 VW Bug Conv. Excep·
70 Chevy Malibu, mags,
new trans, new brak~.
$795. 675-0070. ask for Bill
t1onal. Absolute!) m ust 72 Caprice. 4-dr. full
sell. S4650firm. 673·61919. power. $750. Good cond.
VW '74, ·75 rmdel, amJrm. 673-4749eves. 1
.i.s pkrs. natural wOOd in· •74 Chevy Van. all power,
side. gd cond. 1600 eng. Air. fixer. Steal it only
SlOOO dwn. $2400 take $700. 640-211l8l
payments. 645·3329.
'75 Monte Carlo. ver y '73 VW Super Beetle. good cond ., full y ~M/FM. sunroof. new equj pped . good bu y
t1 res. S2:500. Ca II an 4 pm $335() 496-8(X'; 1
M-F or anytime Sat or --·------
Sun839·300l '76 Chev Monn Fstbk.
'13 VOUCSWAG .. IUG
4 cylinder . 4 s peed.
radio, heater , super
clean. (41UfG8)
$2994 -
SOUTH
COAST
DO OGE
28118 Harbor Blvd.
{X)STAM~A
140.0330
40K m l, A/C. auto. clean
& green. $2700. 759-0985
'10 Chevy Wagon. gd
transportation car. Sac
$575. 613-atl9.
74 CHIYY IMPALA
Auto trans., factory air
conditlonin11 . power
ateerin1, 48,000 miles.
Immaculate, (732NL8)
~ "11t1ttel.e
HONDA .
llAUTOCNQl"TER DR.
JR VINE 830-'1IOO
--------'85 Chevy Impala. Good
Find what you want ln Cond. 9600 Best offer.
Daily P\b Cluallleda. Aller6:30pm 642·6171
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SOUTH
COAST
DODGE
:.'AAll llurhor Blvd
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$4695
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VOLKSWAGEN
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842-2000
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VOL. 73, NO. 270, ~ SECTIONS, " PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Interest Rates Due for Another Hike
WASHINliTON tAP> TM
interest rates Amtrka.na pay for
various typu ot lo•ns art'
upecled to n n follow1ng the
Federal Re s t-rv~ Board "s
decision to raus e lls kc:y h1mk
tending rule from tO percent to
11 percent
The aclioo Thursda) b) tbe
seven-member board also riUses
the likelihood that the nation's
recovery from the c urrent
recession will be slowed
Spokes m e n tor both the:
housing and auto industries have
warned that a new increase in
Damage
A.ward
Sizeable
By DA VJD KUTZMANN
Oft• Delly ...... St.ff
A settlement that could total S26
·mHlion has been awarded in
Orange County-SUperior Court lo
the family of a 3-year-old Laguna
Hills girl who suffered mental and
physical injuries durin~ birth at
Mission Community Hospital in
1977.
Terms of the settlement were
a nnounced in open court
Thursday by Superior Court
Judge .fohn K. Trotter, who met
with attorneys for the hospital
and parents during the past
week to reach a final accord.
As explained by Trotter to
Brenda and Ronald Nath,
par-ents of Kaleina Nath, the
youngster's estate will receive
$50.000 annually from the
Mission Viejo hospital with a
built-in escalator clause of 4
percent a year.
Should the child live a normal
life span of about 72 years, the
damages could total $26 million,
the judge told the Naths.
Trotter said a conservatorship
would be established for the
younggi.rl'sestate. ·
He said the Natbs could invest
the monies the estate receives but
they would be answerable to the
court each year on how those
funds were used.
In addition to the settlement,
the family's attorney, Robert L.
Charbonneau of Newport Beach,
was awarded $250.000 in legal
fees.
Court documents indicate
Mrs. Nath was admitted to
Mission Community Hospital in
September, 1977, to give birth.
However, she claimed she was
left unattended on a gurney for a
long. enough time for the fetus to
suffer injuries when its flow of
oxygen was restricted. This led
to brain damage and other
injuries.
Trotter noted that the child
would need around-the-clock
attention by nurses and he
approved the deposit of a lump
sum of money in a fund that
would be used specifically for
medical bills.
The Nath.! agreed in court to
accept an additional $50,000
from t.he hospital's insurance
company to give up their right to
sue when the child dies. The
judge said they would have had
the right to initiate another
cause of action upon her death.
The Naths originally filed
their lawsuit against the hospital
and its three owners in October,
1978.
No Competition
DAR ES SALAAM, T8JWU1.ia
(AP) -Tanzanian President
Julius Nyerere has accepted the
ruling Revolutionary Party's
nominatioa u sole presidential
candidate in Oct. 26 elections.
Gas Prices
Dip a Penny
/
WASHINGTON <AP) -
Good news, fo.r a change,
for driven: the average
pump price of 1asoline
dropped about one cent per
1aUon in the put month,
tbe blgest drop since the
American Automobile As·
soriation be&an reporting
prices in 1974.
~ The auociation, a
motorist service or1aniza.
lion, re1ullrly surveys
about 8,000 1u sutioos na·
tioawide.
It said that the replar
1a1oline price at
full·aervlce 1taUon1
averaced $1.25 per 1allon1 down 0 .1 cent. ana
unleaded avera1ed $1.291
per talion. a decreue of O.tcent.
lntt'rest rites C'Ould cauae a
pr•mature end to the
Improvement 1n sales rn tb«»e
two lnduatr1e8 and tip the scales
of the nation's .. <'nnnmy toward
recesaion again
But Ow board was apparently
more worried thi.t a rapidly
e xpandrng s upply o f money
co uld wo rse n the nation 's
1nnauon rate A statement from
the board said the 1tction was
'"part of the contanuing policy of
the Federal Re serve t~
disc:ourage excessive growth" or
the nation's money supply. '!
Because most economists
believe excessive growth of the
money supply contributes to
infl1ttion by puttin& more money
In the hands of consumers and
businesses, th~ bo1trd obviously
felt It had to 1tct Higher Interest
rates discourage borrowing, and
thus slow the growth in the
money supply.
Interest rates have generally
been on the rise in recent weeks,
and Thursday's action by the
board appea red likely to
continue the trend. Several
major banks increased their
prime lending rate last week, to
12.S percent, tbe hiehest level
since mid-June, although still
well below the April peak of 20
percent.
Home mortgages rates also
have been edging up In recent
weeks . The government
increased the allowable rates for
mortgages bac ked by the
Veterans Administration and the
Federal Housing Administration
to 13 percent on Monday. In
California, home mortgage rates
of 14 percent .are common and
are spreading through the rest
or the nation.
An indicator of tbe increase i.D
mortgage demand was a report
Thursday by the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board that the value
or mortgages closed by federally
Insured savin gs and loan
associations in August was
almost 40 percent higher than in July.
These lenders wrote $8 billion
worth of mortgages in August,
the third straight monthly
increase, and raised the volume
to the highest level since last
fall, although the total WU 18
percent under August 1979.
It was the first Ume since
March that the Fed has raised
the prime discount rate, which is
the amount of interest charged
on loans from the federal
reserve to the nation's bank.
The last change iii the federal
discount rate came July 28,
when it was lowered from 11
percent to 10 percent. That was
during a period when interest
rates were generally falling.
l Oil City Falling
BaPPfl Feeliag
Notice that funny feeling creeping across your face,
and notice your mouth wideninf? That's called a
smile. And if funny sounds bunt from your throat.
blame the laughter on 10-month-old Kevin Kelly of
Clearwater, Fla., who dares you not to catch the
magic of his happiness.
TeacherS Accept
CUSD Salary Offer
By JOHN NEEDIUM oe .. DM..,"•tutt
Teachers in the Capistrano
Unified School District voted 1S7
to 23 Thursday to accept the
administration's latest wage
'Doctor' Still
Jailed on
Murder Rap
A Colo de Caza man who
~llegedly posed as a physician in
Southern California for four
years, and allegedly lost one
patient -who died of acute
diabetes, remains jailed today in
lieu of up to $50,000 bail.
Gerald Barnes, 47, did win a
reduction of bis $200,000 bail at a
hearing Thursday in Harbor
Judicial District Court before
Judge Robert Polis. Another
hearing on the case was set Oct.
20 in the same court.
Barnes stands accused of
murder, grand theft, unlicensed
medical practice and issuance of
false prescriptions as the result
of a six-week probe by the State
Board of Medical Quality
AssUJ'anee.
Deputy District Attorney
Enright argued Thursday for
sustaining the $200,000 bail set
by Orange County Superior
Court Judie Richard Beacom.
' offer of an 18 percent pay bike
over the next two years.
In addition to the 9 percent per
year wage increase, the district
will pay 2 percent of the
increased costs for fringe
benefits for the first year.
In the event the district does
not receive the amount of
fu~ing expected from state
so~es in the second year of the
contract -1981·82 -a deflater
clause has been included to
allow the district to decrease the
9 percent increase lo 7 percent.
Now that the teachers have
ratified the contract. it will go to
the school board Oct. 6 for final
approval.
"We are very pleased," said
district superintendent Jerome
Thornsley today. ''We recognize
the difficulties the teachers a.re
experiencing witb inflation and
we're just very pleased the
contract has been approved."
Tom Youngerman, president
of the Capistrano Unified
Education Association, had little
to say about the contract other
than to spell out ita terms.
•·As you mow we are all under
a lot of pressure since the
passage of Proposition 13,"
Youngerman said. ''It seems the
bailout money is drying up, so
there's ping to be little for
schools in the nexC few yeat'S.
Wage negotiations have been
in progress since June when thP-
old contract expired.
Iran, Iraq Move Toward Talks
BAGHDAD, Iraq CAP> · Iraq
. c;,a.i.'"~-.t.Q(.t,;ty t~e . fall .or. .Iran's
'burning oil refinery city or
Abadan was imminent while
both countries appeared moving
toward mediation of their t>order
conflict. The two Persian Gulf
oil giants dueled with heavy
artillery across their border
waterway on the fifth day of the
Huntington
Cops Hunt
2 Robbers
Huntinqtoa Beach police are
searching for two men wt¥> tied
up an elderly jeweler and bis
wife in their homes Thursday
afternoon and robbed them of
$IOO.
The names of the victims, both
in their late 70s, were not
immediately released by police. '
Lt. Bruce Young said lbe
jeweler, who operates a store in
southwest Huntington Beach,
arrived home at S p.m . and was
confronted by two men as he
stepped out of the car. One or
the suspects was armed with a
handgun, police said.
The two men demanded the
jeweler's briefcase and ordered
him into the house, where his
wife already was tied up in a
bedroom, Young said. The.
jeweler also was tied up, and the
men began searching through
the house, be said.
At that time, the couple's
niece arrived at the house, saw
the contenta of her aunt's purse
dumped on the floor and ran out
to summon police, Young said.
The suspects were alerted by
the niece's entry and fled out the
back door, Young said. The
suspects were described as
white men in their 30s.
The elderly couple were not
injured in the hold-up, police
Slid.
Stanton Supported
By OC Deputies
The association of Orange
County Deputy Sheriffs
announced today it is endorsing
challenger Roger Stanton over
incumbent Philip Anthony for
the lat District seat on the
county Board of Supervisors.
The election is Nov. 4.
Bob MacLeod, business
manager for the association,
11id Stanton •U choeen by the
group's political a ction
committee because he is
considered "the best for the
job."
war, setting oH fires in oil
.installations on-both sides:-····· · ·
Both cOWltrnes have indicated
they will accept Islamic
m e diation , ac c ording to
Pakistani Foreign Minister Aga
Shahi, a key figure in the
40-member Islamic Conference
of Nations. He spoke with
reporters in New York in
advance of a meetino of U.N. tt e'. l'e·,o.·t es· 'w'h.<> · ·ai s'c>" ilre' · · •
members of the I slamic
conference.
Baghdad Radio broadcast a
statement by Iraqi Foreign
Minister Saadoon Hammadeh
saying Iraq would "welcome
any discussion'' to end the
<See WAR, Page AZ>
'Nat Fit' for Release
FV Athlete~s Killer
Loses Parole Plea
Charles Dennis Bean, who was
convicted of lint-degree murder
for the 19'14 slayin1 of Fountain
Valley athlete Steven Michael
Finklea. was denied parole
Thursday during a bearing in
San Luis Obispo.
A three-member Board of
Prison Terms panel, meeting at
the California Men's Colony,
concluded that Bean was not fit
for release from prison for three
principal reasons -the manner
TV Reporter
Injured in
Auto Crash
Jere Witter, associate
producer and reporter for KOCE
television 's Newswatch
program, was injured Thursday
when he lost control of his
vehicle and crashed into a brick
wall.
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital spokesman said Witter.
53, suffered facial lacerations
and was rel eased after
treatment at the emergency
ward Thursday afternoon.
Police said Witter was driving
south on Brookhurst A venue at 3
p.m. when his car rammed into
a block wall near Brook.burst
Avenue and Continental Drive,
not far from his Huntington
Beach home.
Channel SO News Director
Melinda Cotten said Witter was
resting at home and would
return to work next week.
The Huntington Beach police
report stated that Witt•r
apparently suffered an epileptil
seizure and lost control of his
vehicle.
Witter has been employed by
KOCE for the put two years, a
station spokesman said. KOCE
is located on the campwi of
Golde.t West College in
H\llltingtoo Beach. '-
in which the killing occurred,
the apparent lack of motive and
the need ror further paychiatric
evaluation of Bean.
Robert December, a
spokesman for the sute panel,
said the "cruel and atrocious
manner in which tbe murder
was committed" was one of the
leading reasons for denying
parole.
Bean was arrested with his
brother six years ago for the
Halloween slaying of Finklea, an
all-star wrestler at Oran1e
Coast College. The killing
occurred inside a Fountain
Valley fast-food m arket duriq
an attempted robbery.
December said the shootinf
was "inexplicable and
seemingly unwarranted.••
During his trial, Bean and hi.I
brother contended Finklea had
picked a fight with them.
Hugh Bean, the brother of
Charles Bean, also was
convicted of first-degree murder
and senten~ed to die in the
California gas chamber. He
committed suicide on death row
four years ago.
Charles Bean was sentenced
to life imprisonment.
December said the prisoner
will be eligible again for a
parole hearing next September
and each year thereafter.
Senate Agrees
WASlllNGTON (AP) -Tbe
Senate went along with the
House Thursday in voting to bar
the u.se of federal money to seek
busing for school integration or
to provide lawyers for illegal
aliens.
Coast
Weather
Barnes' defense attorney,
David Brickner, a former
Oran1e County deputy district
attorney ar1ued about
circumstances 1urrounding his
client's actions.
$82,SOO·a·miaute Deal
. Denae ld.,_t and morn·
int foe, clearinl to moeUy
sunny Saturday afternoon.
Low• tonight 55 at the
beaches, 85 inland. Hltb•
Saturday lower 70. to near
80.
Judie Polls finally set bail in
a complicated three-option
arraqement.
He laid he will allow Barnes
to 10 free on a $50,000 bail bond,
or lf at least $20,000 equity ln bis
Coto de Cua home Is plqed,
or if the defendant forka over
$10,000 in casb that can be
attribWed to his own fmandal
reeoun!eS.
Brickner and Enri1bt
Immediately pointed out Samet
placed title al the Coto de Cua
property aolely In bis wife'•
name IOIDe Ume aro.
a,tckner tolct new1men afterward tbat bis client would
try to eeeun hi• freedom by
poetlq $10,000 cub ball.
Fortune Made in Quick Buy-sell Action
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
(AP) -Denver lawyer Leon
Bronfln owned a Colorado
Sprtnp abopplna center for juat
12 rnlnulel,-buf be made aood
uae of the time, tu~ a cool
f1IO.OOO profit, olftctala -cloee to
tbe trmaactlaa lakl.
Bronftn paid Sl.35 mllUon to
t.be owners ol the Clrele Eut
Mall, then quickly told the
property to Gerald Nakata,
,r1p.re1ent1n1 Pacific
Mana1ement Co .. a Seattle
prdpertJ' mana1ement fll'm,
oltlciala Hid.
Theule once: fl.l mlllloa,
•
accordin1 tO documents filed
with city officlala.
"He (Bronfln) owned the mall
for a sum total ol about 12
minutes," said John stack, the
mall ,_..al m ... a1er.
Coateetecl ln SeaWe, Nab&a
Hid tbat tbe procedure "la
pretty commoa tbrouebout tbe country.,.
Bronftn'1 involvement in the
tran1aetlon took place Aq. •.
but It •• not eompleted mt.ti
Tbunday. wbea Honolulu
buslnwman Lowell C. E. IDI
obtained tbe 1boppin1 center
from Nakata In what the
Internal Revenue Service calla a
"1031 Tu-deferred Exchange,"
documents filed 1how.
Nakata said that the swap
Involved a piece of Ina's
property in Hawall. In 1ucb an
eacban1•. two partlH 1wap
property of comparable value,
avoldlnt capltal·talna tu• in tbt ,...,.,..., tu olnclala aaid.
"We're talkllll about a bit
chunk of mone)' ,'' Hid Bob
Morrtl, an IRS •Pok•man in Deever. "A 1hort~term capltal
1atn, you'd have to pay tu oa
100 percent of it -and tbil la
about 11 1bort u you can •et."
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Cramps
Flights
Stranded pMBengt1n1 holding
tlckeu on canu led flights of
111trakebound P actrlc Southwest
Airline• continued beating a
v •t h todaf t o n :s.:rvalion
counten1 o ot her commuter
alrll~
One o( UlOtSt• 1urhncs. Newport
tl e at4"h bued Air California,
repo rlt:d reservl\tlon a nd
inforrnatioo call11 had jumped 64
1>erctlnt 11ln&:t' SOO PSA pilots and
flight ~na(1neers went out on
:.trike Thursday lHelated sto~.
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M ar k P e t erson o f Air
<.:a ltfornaa s aid the airline 's
reser vation agents in San
~~rancisco "didn't even have
time to taJk with me ··
IAAN'S VITAL REFINERY CITY OF A8AOAN UNDER SIEGE
Other T•rget Ar•H In Both Countrt•• Noted on M•p
Ear l ie r thi s w eek Ai r
California r e ported it had
roughly l ,SOO seats available
daily to accommodate stranded
commuters.
WAR NEAR END?. • •
The strike has idled 200 PSA
ru ghls d aily between points in
California, Nevada, Arizona and
Meidco. Nearly half of all
commuter nights in California
a re flown by PSA.
fighting but warning that ·•any
assistance offered to the Iranian
regime. especially in the field of
spu e parts, will be cons idered
a n act of a ggression against
--"=a~<fS sttOr1ty."
T here h ave been r e ports.
denied by Washington. that Iran
might seek spare parts for its
Am e r ican -m a d e plan e s in
exchange for release of. the 52
Ame rican.Sit has held hostage
since Nov 4
Ir an reported "very heavy ..
civilian casva lties in Abadan
and Khorr amshahr, two major
• por ts on the Shatt al-Ara b
waterway. Tehran Radio quoted
Iranian President Abolhassan
Ban i-Sadr as de nyin g Iraq's
c laim that it had captur ed
Khorrams hahr It said he visited
the front Thursday a nd went
wit h in f our mi l es o f
Khorramshahr
Tehran Radio said ·'the hrave
people'' of Khorramshahr had
set up defenses on a ll sides of
the <'ity and were fi ghting in the
stree ts and on the roofto ps .
T he Iraqi military said earlier
Iraqi for ces had capt ured
Khorramshahr C\fld were closing
in on Ahwaz, the cap ital of
Ira n 's oi l-r ic h Khuzes t a n
Province 70 miles t o the north.
T he cla im fue led s peculation
Iraq was trying to seize aJI of
Iran's 24,000-square·m ile oil
heartland.
A spokesman m Paris for a
Surf Fi sliing
Eve11l Slate d
A surf fi s hing co nt~st 1s
sche duled this Sat urday and
Sunday at Bolsa Chica State
Beach in Huntington Beal'h.
The event. beginning at s a m.
both days, is sponsored by the
state Department or Parks and
Recreation.
Registration is at the contest
station at the m am lifeguard
tower at Bolsa Chica on days or
the competition.
. A trophy and prizes will be
g1ve.n. Fishin g licenses a re
req uired for people 16 years and
older
Cla ses Set
In Wrestling
The Boys Club of Huntington
Beach is offe ring two wrestling
classes for youngsters from 6 to
13 years of age.
T he firs t session, a t 19699
Edu ca tion Lan e, b ega n
T hursday and e nds Oct. 23. The
second session will be from Oct .
30 to Nov. 20.
B o th session s cos t $2 .
Additional information can be
obtained by calling 968-0509.
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French oil l'Ompa ny sa id the
Iraqi national oil com pany had
told its customers it had halted
.. all oil exports." He declined to
elaborat~ but-the 1-raqi decision
was unders tood to mean It had
stopped shipments through the
pipelines to the Mediter ranean
as we ll as through the gulf.
Gove rnment s ources in
o e i g bboring Unite d Arab
Emirates said more than 30
JAPAN HARDEST HIT
BY OIL CUTBACK -A3
NUCLEAR WAR POSSIBLE
IN MIOOl£ EAST -A4
cargo s h ips ca rryi ng goods
bound for Iraq and Iran were
a n c ho r ed j us t outside t he
Persian Gulf, apparently afraid
to enter the war zone.
Baghdad Radio broadcast a
claim that Iraqi anti-aircraft
brought down 11 Iranian planes
that raided the cities of Mosul
and Kirkuk and economic and
military installations e lsewhere.
Informed sources s aid there was
hea vy damage to the small oil
refinery in K.irkuk and to•the
Larger refinery in the southern
port of Basra , which Iranian jets
pounded Thursday .
Within hours of the start of the
strike , it was reported lines of
people were 20 to 30 qeep at
limes at Lindbergh Field in San
Dlego, PSA 's home base.
Peterson said Air California
flights headed t o No rthe rn
California out of John Wayne
Airport in Orange County and
Onta r io Ai r port a re full or
ne arly fuJI
It's the same story for Air
California flights coming south
from the three major Bay Area
airports San Jose, OakJand
a nd San Francisco. he sa id.
"We 're encouraging ~le to
make their t ravel plans far in
advance because so many or our
flights are already full," said
Peterson.
A United s pokesm an said the
airline had only scattered seats
a vai l abl e be t we e n S an
Francisco and Los Angeles until
the middle of next wee k.
Extra nights between San
Diego and Los Angeles and San
Diego and San Francisco have
been added by Western a nd Pan
Am erican World Airways .
Most a irlines, including Air
California, are accepting PSA's
standard interline tickets.
~--JUST BREAKING---
Late items from today's world a1ld national news developmnls.
Carter Holds Delivery
Of Engines t9 Iraq
WASHING TON (AP l -The Carter administr ation, anxious
10 maintain neutrality in the Iraq-Iran war, has abruptly
changed its mind and is holding up shipment of military-related
equipment ticketed for the traqian Navy. '"'
The transaction involves six General E lectric gas turbine
engmes designed to power frigates being built in Italy.
U.S. officials, who asked not to be identified, s aid the
administration decided to postpone the order e ven though t he
frigates might not be delivered to Iraq for a year or more.
As recently as Wednesday afternoon, t he administration
had reconfirmed its intention to go ahead with the sale.
Catbfl (.'ftt~1·~ lfnrbor
KEY WEST , Fla (AP) -Boat captains returning from
Cuba today with no passengers told authorities the Cuban
government has closed the harbor at Mariel, the port of
de barkation for tens of thousands of refugees who have fled to
the United States this year.
Twenty boats wit hout passengers ar rived in Key West early
today and about JO more were reported on their way, the Coast
Guard said.
l.~ •. lsk~ Oil P11rh._
TOKYO (AP) The United Stales wants to meet with
Japan. Britain, France, West Germany and Italy, the chief
customers for Persian Gulf oil, to discuss keeping the oil lifeline
open through the Hormuz Strait in light of the Iran-Iraq war, the
Japanese government said today. ..
In Washington, an aide to President Carter, who asked not
to be identified, said there had been discussions with these
nations about maintaining navigation rights during the fighting
-but-he said there is no likelihood of a formal conferel\ce.
DfJllflr Fin~ taold l "p
_ LO~N (AP>.,-The dollar fi rmed Hainsl most major
currencies today. GOad closed slighUy big he r.
In Tok'yo, the dollar closed at 212.90 yen, a drop of 2.75 from
Thursday.
In London, the pound coet $2.3183, compared to $2.3978.
Gold closed in London at '100 an ounce, up from .-& late
Thursday. In Zurich, gold clOMd at $'100.50, $Z up from Thursday's
close. The metal was tradi ng around tm8.50 later today.
Q1take H1111lt""' ,.,,,,...,,
TAFT (AP> -The second earthquake ln the west.em San
Joaquin Valley in just over two days ratUed windows and
s ta rtled a few residents today but caused no serious damage,
ofliclals reported.
The 6:19•.m. quake wu cente red near Taft, about 22 miles
southwest of Bakersfield, and wu meuured at 4.4 on the
open-ended Richter scale by the Caltech Seismology Laboratory
In Pasadena .
Pope l*p.-H11 St1H•1d
VATICAN CITY <AP> -Pope John Paul 11 opened bia fint
syuod ~Roman Catholic bilhop9 todaf with expectations that it
will break no ne w around And wm reaft'lnn tbe cburcb'•
tra ditional oppoa'Uon to blrth control. abortkJD, divorce and
extra-marital sex..W relalJGaa.
o .. ,,~-'•-1RV1NE HISTORICAL EXP£RTS VOW FlGHT TO PRESERVE IRVINE LANDMARK
Gener•I Store Mlty Go to Mek• Wey for Slx_.•n• DMded Hlghwey
Hi-Story Threatened?
Fight V owe <I for Olrl Irvin~ Gen~ral Store
By RIC HARD GR F.EN
Ol I .. o.lly ~, ... St ...
Historical authorities s ay they
a re prepared to fight against
road.wideni ng pl ans that could
possibly result in the destruction
of some of thel>ldest buildings an
Irvine
Ian Johnson, president of t he
1-rvine-Historic;tl Society~ said
this morning she plans to make .
sure proposed widenin~ of Sand
Canyon Avenue does n 't mean
the end for the Irvine General
Store. established an 1909
"lr vin e ha s ve r y f ew
historical buildings-." she said
.. u ·s not just the Irvine General
Store There are other buildings
along Sand Canyon that must be
protected Like the old blacks mith
s h o p , th e bean a n d g r ain
building and the Irvine garage.
the old oak trees a long Sand
Canyon must also be protected."
Ms. Johnson sa id she has seen
t oo muc h d es t r u c t io n of
historical buil dings in lrvme
"There used to be an old
railroad station by the Irvine
.Gener al Store.·· sn e said "That
was destroyed in 1966 or 1967.
It's a good thing that Denise
Schoonover <who runs the store> .
went over to the station with a
pickup truck and s aved some of
the old benches
''We lost t he old Wa lnut
Ware house and the F ran cis
Packing Hous e came down
We're going to get involved in
the study about the widening of
Sand Canyon to make sure the
same thing doesn 't happen to the
stare ·'
Ms . Schoonover said t his
morning she 1s confident that the
~1Cy can rind a way to improve
Sand Canyon and not harm the
store or other nearby structures.
T h e cit y Publi c Wo rk s
Department now is studying-how-
l he r oad can b-e im prove d
w ithout damagin g histor ical
buildings and old oak trees along
the road
Harry Ehrlich. public works
ad m imstrator for the city, said
he t hanks the r oad can be
widened without harming the
historic bu.ildjngs .
H e s aid local hi s t o r ical
authorities wtll be mvolved in
the design for Im proving Sand
Canyon between the San Diego
and Santa Ana freeways.
5J llo111es Pla111ted
lie explained the road must be
widened to s ax lanes (its
currently two lanes) because a
cor porate yard and dog pound
will be built near Sand Canyon
a nd t he San ta Fe railroad
tracks . -£ordata Park Site
Development OK'd Nuk~ Blast Told
STOCKH OLM , Sweden <AP>
T he Sw e d is h r esea r c h
observatory said Thursday the
Soviet Un ion set off what
appeared to be an underground
nu c lear explosion . its t hird
within two weeks.
One of Fountain Valley's few
l' em a i n in g u n d e v e Io p e·d
residential tracts will soon have
51 new homes.
Th e c ity 's Pl a n nin g
Com missicm has.~rQ.Y.ed plans
for a new housing development
on t he west side of Cordat a
Street. 'south of Corda ta P ark.
The homes wi II be constructed
by Standard· Pacific Corp. or
Costa Mesa, which purchased
the · 11.3-acr e s ite fr om t he
Fountain Valley School District
last month for $2 ,725,000.
Standard-Pacific offi cials say
the new homes, all two-story
four -bedroom structures, will be
priced at $180,000 to $225,000.
The project also calls for the
developer to dedicate 1.7 acres
of the property for an addition to
Cordata Park directly soutb Qf
the existing recreation a rea.
Despite the high pr ice tags,
the developer a nticipates no
diffi culty in selling the new
homes.
· • w e·r e con cer ned a bout
in t e r est rates."· s aid-Da vid
Lan glois. vice president or
Standard · Pacific. ''But we·re
not concerned a bout real estate
values because they"ll continue
to go up in Orange Coun ty due to
the demand for housing and the
shortage of buildable land."
La nglois described Fountain
Valley as a prime location . He
predicted that 90 percent of the
new homes will be sold to
c u r r e nt Fountai n V a lley
residents who are pleased with
the city and its school system
but wis h to m ove to m ore
luxurious dwellings.
t;n y offi cials also hope to take
advantage of Standard·Pacific's
park land dedication and SSl.000
park ~ee payment to completely
redesign the Cordata recreation
area.
Gary Davis. Fountain Valley·s
parks and recreation d irector.
said the city has applied for a
$54,000 federal gra nt, which
w o uld b e add e d t o
Standard-Pacific's park fees for
improvements at Cordata Park.
The existing park includes a
s m a ll pl ayground a n d a
ba s k e tball co u rt .atop the
adjacent city reservoir. Davis
said the hard court area is not
level and has bee n difficult to
s upervise.
If the f ede r al funds a r e
obtained, Davis pred icted the
city will abandon recreation use
or the reservoir, improve the
pla yground , r e l ocate the
basketball court and create a
large open field play area.
"If we don't get the grant, we
will have to come up with the
balance ourselves," he added.
"But we're hopeful ... "
'Princess '
Suit N ixe d
SAN FRANCISCO <AP >
A feder al 1udge has dis·
missed a $20 billion suit
against the producers or
"'Death of a Princess"
which claimed th at the con·
troversial movie about th e '
execution of a Saudi Ara·
bia n prin cess defa m e d
Moslems.
U.S. Di st rict J udge
Robert Aguilar said Thurs-
day that the suit , broughl
by two attorneys on behalf
of 600 million Moslems
worldwide, bordered on the
"frivolous.·· Aguilar said a
defamation suit could not
be brought on behalf or such
a group.
T he movie, which traces
the story or a princess ac·
cused of adultery . was
broad ca s t on ·public
television in May.
WHY
ALDEN'S?
We show more than thirty manufacturer's
carpet lines with approximately 3000
samples. We carry about 100 rolls of carpet
at special prices .. In our remnant room jlre
hundreds of remnants from tiny to room size.
Every American manufacturer of vinyl is
represented in our vinyl display: Armstrong,
Congoleum. Gaf. Mannington, Biscayne and
Amtico. Rolls and remnants in stock at
special prices.
Gur drapery department includes cu~om
fraperies. "Levelors,.. Woven Wood Bhnds.
Custom Bedspreads and special. treatments.
for unusual windows. We not only have a
specialist in this department. but our own
excellent installer as well.
Wood floors are represented by several
manufacturers such as Bruce, Harris and
Sykes. Patterns include Plank and Parquet
designs.
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FRB Af.l.ark~d
Housing, Money
~Disaster Feared
By JOHN ClJNNIFP .. ~-...... .,.. NEW YORK An important home mortgage group
has intensified t\.s al-tack on the Federal Rest!r ve Hoard,
saying the board's policies threaten th~ couotr.)' with .. a
housing and economic disaster ..
The U.S League of Savings A!>soeiations, whose m em-
bers hold a maJor portion of horn~ mortgages, rlaam :. the
Fed has favored commercial banks over 5uvan gs m
stitutions and thwarted long-term rinanr1al plaonin&
"I think 1t is a legitim a te question to ask 1f ltle t-'ederal
Reserve does not have too much power." s aid Wilham
O'Connell . executive vice president. in & n1lifom1a ad
dress this week to leafWe member!>
He said at represented "an ~•
tr aordinary , unwa rrantt!d ilnd
dangerous grant of power to a few non
elected public of(i e1als who are not J C
rountable to the elertoratC' nf .i
representa tive democracy "
O'Connell's comm ~nts were thi:
latest development an a l'ampat).!n
against Federal Reser ve and regul;i ton
ac t ions whi c h th e l eag u1.· says
endangers the general econom} and
hous ing and home financing espt>c1e:ill\ CVHH•H
The campaign , designerl tci relie\'t• 'dirrin11· near
chaos in financial markets,·· 1nr lutit•)> ~1>4 1•1·hc'> lobbyan~
court action to rever se a regulator' dc1·1~1011 .11111 \tn Cid
vertistng campaign ~oon In get under v. ;n
E RRATIC l"EO POLICa•:~. h<' -JllJ h •H' plunged
this country into a f1nanc1al mala1i;r., "1ll..1 douhlt> ii1~11 in-
fl ation threat ening to b etorn1· rn fll'I inflJtttin with
runaway interest r ates and nMng ucwmplc1'1mc-n1 '
O'COnnell's blast at Fl'C.l ufftrtJfc,, Jllll 1 ht· 1>1·1>o1'.'1tor)
lnsututions Dert-gulat1on \omm11t1·r· -.. hu-h ht-all! " f''ed
dominated, ha~ been bualdtnf.! (11r I \l'Olr fl ul fl I llfl!S uf
the diffteuJties run deeper
He said m any of the• rrnan1·1al µ111hh 1W· "' mnrl ~ilge
lenders ong1nated 1o1.1th the tni;~1·11n~ r1f 111fJJl11111 h> thc•
Vietnam war. and the ~ub-.t11u1·11'rv..,,.,t:11in.i. "' 11 In ntl
price mrreases and fC'deral bud ~cl rl•·hnt-
BECAt:SE OF INFLATlO". O < 1m111 ,.11 t 'onl!rt>s~
authon zed re moval of interest ltmttdtt in::. 1.11 "J' trtf!• hop
ing that tugher returns on dep<1'ilt' rrnchl riHM·I 1 ~l oll'f•h11 e
m the dollar's purchasing puw~r
Congress, he said. was Wl'>t' .1nd pr uch nt • nough • t<>
write into law that rlcn~gulat1un ::.tlClulJ <lt.•\+'hrfJ 1n an
orderl} manner over a six year pertf')(I 1101 11 • n "tl he
said. in reLinqUJshtng pqwer OYCC lb.e..p«u.:~
Authority over deregulation 1t1t a~ grc111l t.-<l t•• ltlt' DIOC.
an which vanous financial re~ul.itllf\ .JRt'llt 11:., have a
voaee. but in wh1 rh O'Connell said. thl• l-'l•dl'r.11 Hc!>ervC' 1s
"the nagstup and dominant agi:nl~
l.ES.'i THAN TWO M OSTIL-.. aftt r it.., l\lr 1t1allU1) l>IOC
virtually eliminated a re~ulat1on thut Jll·rrnmerl '\&vings
institutions to offer m ore ..ittnu ltH· \1dcJ~ thJn com
merciaJ banks on 6-month mun<·y 111.irkt'! , .... 11fn .1tc~
As a result. the s a' angs indu~ti' d.ttm'-11 ha' udden-
ly been thrown into compel1t1on v..1lh murh lu r~er and
stronger commerciaJ banks 1n~tcerl of being able to adjust
and strengthen itself over a penod of vears
The effect. O'Con nell said, has been to extend Federal
Reserve control from the commen·1al h<lnk :irea, which it
has tradit1on::illy regulatt:d to inl'lll•J« lilt ..inrt death
pawer over all financial inst1tull11n'
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Rams ManageD1ent Overreacts
Rams numt•Kt1me nl as begmntnft to paruc It
appears all the nk>d111 prl'UUtt' 1s ftnally st art
ln1 lo gt>l lo them or bettf'r yet. 1t '1 finally
startlna to ~•ch SW(~t Georg1a
Tempers Oarod and mana11ement offl C'aab
blew their eool last week after a fellow col
ltague Ken Gumkk or the Valley News. who
has covered thl' Rams th~ past thl'ff susons
wrote a player re1H•t 1on paert> to S weet
Georgia 's n ew ~:o m p11n y , "Empress
ProducUons." which was forml"d at an eshmat
ed costol$250 m11Hon
GUllNIC'K'S STOil'\', from a Joumahst1c
standpoint. was more than t.Jmely
Here was a lady that hadn't negotiated at
all with her players, hadn't made a public ap·
pearance to the media the entire summer . and
suggested the re was a hea vy cash Clow problem
within the organization, announcing through the
media (she couldn't avoid that) that a new $250
!Dillion production company had been formed.
N 1•t-dl1•11i; to ~11y , UJ>on le•rnJng of their
own~r ·s m•w "toy " the players were less than
t•nthu)(t•tl Sorrlt' wt•rc undurst1md11bly angry
whalt> othn i.. •1Ullt• frnnkly, found It rather
humor<>WI
"I waot to daoc.. 111 U1c first one (pro·
duC'lion J ttnd I 'm going to wear a G-string,"
r oi11 rnt-ill ~I Hoh Hrud:unsk 1 in Gum1ck ·s· story
· I m tcJO ~rl'tty lo play Uabe Ruth," joked
r at Thoma:-
.. An• ou k1dd1ng or what., .. said Pat
Hadt>n "I ~uei.i. I l'Ould take a part in her first
one l'rn not doing anything for four weeks.
A<-luaUy.·I th111k I'm tc'o s hort to be in the mov-
1elt "
·"She'~ doing what"" gasped Mike Fanning.
'She must have enou~h money to bum a wet
elephant ··
THE PLA VERS' REACTION was expected.
Here they were trymg to fight like ~II for an
extra $20.000 or $30,000, and all the while Sweet
Georgia was putting together a new production
<'On'lpany.
"It's just another example of bow manage·
me nt does n't care," Jack Reynolds told
Gumick. "See, they've got the money. It rqay
not be the Rams' mon~y but she's got tt, and she
doesn 't want to give it to the players, the people
who took this team lo the Super Bowl.
"Incentive? There's no incentive here.
Whether you win or lose you get paid the
same ," said Reynolds.
Anyway (and this part is a bit cloudy),
Sweet Georgia either read or heard about the
Gurnick's article and went into a rage. She im·
mediately called Coach Ray Malavasi and
slapped him on the wrist for letting the players
talk about her like that, and then he immediately
went into a rage and slapped Gurnick on the wrist
for w riling such •'a slanted and inaccurate•· piece.
E VEN GENERAL MANAGER Don
Klosterman got into the act. questioning the
propriety of the article but, as Gurnick
admitted later, Klosterman handled the matter
in a much more dignified mpner.
"He was very nice compared to the way
Ray blasted me," said Gumick.
"Look, I wun'l out t'o attack the Rama. I'm
not pulling a crusade a1ainlt them like a few
other writers have been accused of doini. I wu
simply doing a reaction story to what Geortta
announced last week."
Malavasi, as a punishment, barred Gurnick
from talking to any more of the players on the
practice field, which was somewhat funny ln
that the press has always been barred from do-
ing such things.
THE POINT, Oil the bottom line lo all this
is that Sweet Georgia and Malavasi panicked.
Sweet Geortta because she was worried about
public opinion, and Malavasi because the boss
was getting on him.
(See SEVANO, Page 98)
Crucinl Trip for LA
.............
'We Need lnwnsity Against Padres' -Lopes
• LOS ANGELES CAP> -The Dodgers
had hoped the return home after a poor
road trip would give them the boost they
needed in the National League West
But Thursday's 3·2 loss to San Francisco
droppt!d Lo6 Angeles out of a tie with
Houston for the West lead and the Dodgers
ended their homestand with only four wins
in nine games. Tonight, trailing Houston
by one game. the Dodgers play in San
011 ·1·.-Tot1ighf
Cha11t11-T I 1· al 7
Diego, where the Padres have won five of
sjx games against Los Angeles this season.
"SAN DIEGO ALWAVS gives us a lot of
trouble down there," said Dave Lopes,
who accounted for three of the Dodgers' 10
hits Thursday and both of their runs.
"We're just goiAg to have to play San
Diego with the same inte.nsity we do
Houston and Cincinnati . "
Dave Goltz, 7·8, will start the first game
The Pennant Race Gatttea
Houatoft
Dodge,.
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DODGERS "I. HOME (31 Oct. l, •. S "'-~Ion.
AWAY 1615otpl :It, 77, 11•1 SM! Oleoo. Sec>t. JO.Oct I, l
et S.n Fr..clw:o
CINCINNATI (I I' HOME ISi ~I lO, Oct I vs. Sari
Ol1110; Oct J. C, S V1' Ati.nt• AWAY IJI ~ 2', 17, 21;
•I Houston.
HOUSTON (t) HOME (•I Sept n . 11, ,. vs
C1n<inn•lo; Sotpl. lO, Oct I,)"' Allent• AWAY 131 Oct. ], ~. s ., LOs ........
of the series against the Padres' Steve
Mura, 7-7. The Dodgers play three in San
Diego and three in San Farancisco before
returning home to close the regular season
in a three-game series with Houston.
Out of necessity, the Dodgers started
Conner Refuses
To Discuss '83
NEWPORT. R. I. CA P >
Freedom skipper Dennis Conner
had just completed a two-year
mission to defend the America's
Cup. and he was not ready to
start talking about 1983.
campaign was actually carried
by two yachts, Enterprise and
the year-ol<l Freedom:
Conner decided only in May to
go with the newer boat after try·
ing both off Newport .and off his
home in San Diego for the put
year. It was an investment of
time and money by the spoMOr·
ing Fort Schuyler Foundation
unmatched in the cup's 129-year
history.
three rookies against the Giants.
Mickey Hatcher opened al third base in
place of Ron Cey. who suffered a bruised
thumb in Wednesday night's game. Mike
Scioscia and Bobby Mitchell were also in
the starting lineup, and when Mitchell in·
jured a hamstring in the first innin&. he_
was replaced by another rookie, Rudy
Law.
"WE HAD A LOT of offense out of our
lineup, I don't care who took their places,"
uid Lopes, who home red in the, flnLill·
ning and singled in the Dodgers' only other
run in the ninth.
·'There's a tremendous amount of pre-
ssure in a pennant race. It's more mental
than physical. and it's particularly tough
on the young player .
·'Consideri ng e verything , we're
fortunate to be where we are."
Ed Whitson, 11·11, with relief help from
Gary Lavelle, earned Thursday's victory,
ending a personal three-game losing
streak against Lo6 Angeles. ---
HIGH THROW ALLOWS AUDY LAW A BASE HIT.
"First, I'm going Lo have to
decide if I'm ready to give up
two years or my life or three
years, because that's whal it's
coming to,'' said Conner, who
brought a new level of dedica·
lion to the triennial yachting
event. Bond also said be will stay
with the so-called "bendy mast"
introduced to cup competition
this s ummer by the British
Yacht Lionheart and copied by
the Australians before the start
of the ftoals. Wives Tales
No Pressure on Coaches
By CURT SEEDEN Of ... o.ity ...... Sl.lff
"IT'D BE EASV to get caught
up in the euphoria of it right now
and say I can't wait until 1983, ··
he said. "But I can •t do that."
-There are quite a few Orange
County junior college rivalries
that can be tabled intense, but
_ none match the battles that have .
··--taken place over the years
between Golden West and
Orange Coast colleges.
follow the football team. Our
friends also go to the games. and
so does Ray's family." Pat con·
tinues .
And she says the daily routine
around the--Stra~k1eford -abode
remains pretty much the way it
always is during the week of the
OCC -GWC contest. It's pretty
calm.
Con n e r troun ced t h e
challenger Australia by three
m inutes, 38 seconds Thursday to
take his fourth victory in the
best·of·seven finals and turn
back the 24th threat to the New
Yor k Yacht Club's hold on the
top prize in sailing.
But Alan Bond, head of the
Australian campaign, already is
making plans for the 25th
challenge. He said he will return
in three years with two new
12-meters.
He and Australia designer Ben
Lexcen, who wi ll draw the plans
for t he two new yachts, said
every boat vying to defend or
challenge for the cup in 1983 will
sport such rigs. which have a
flexible lop that allows more sail
to be exposed to the wind and
still conform to the 12-meter de·
sign rules.
AUSTRALIA SKIPPER Jim
Hardy, wh o scared the
Americans by winning one race
in the finals and leading in
another only to have the time
limit expire, said his three turns
at the wheel of a challenging
boat are enough.
The players are physically re·
ady. emotionally prepared; the
fans have set aside this
particular Saturday night; and
both campuses are buzzing with
excitement.
But the two men who direct
this annual s how ...._ Orange
Coast Coach Dick Tucker and
Golden West Coach Ray
Shackleford -seem far more
relaxed. In fact, they refuse to
let the pressure get to them.
And that comes from two pret·
ty good sources: their wives.
Pal Shackleford met her
husband when both were 12
years old. She has seen her
share of football over the years
and she loves every second of it.
"I go to every game and I
have for lots of years. All the
coaches' wives usually sit
together," Pa\ explains.
·'Golden West hu always been
very fortunate to have a lot ol
people who have continued to'
'"Everything's the same," Pat
explains matter-of-factly. "Ray
doesn't bring bis football home
with him. There's nothing out or
' the ordinary that we do or that
we don't do. It's just like any
other game during the season."
"We've had a very good
lesson, and I can tell you ·not to
ta ke us lightly." said Bond.
"We 're a country and a peopole
who keep on trying."
The 1980 campaign was the
third mounted by Bond and the
fifth straight by an Australian
boat. ......... Does Ray eat any special meal
the day of the game? "He eats
whatever l fix," Pat responds.
In s hort. the Shacklefords
manage to live with the pre·
(See WIVES, Pa1e 81)
HIS RESOLVE to invest in
two yachta reflects the impact
the Freedom effort has had on
this elite sport. The U.S. defense
"I'll not sail an America's Cup
challenger again . . . I'm ju.st a
winemaker and a weekend
s ailor. The parttimers are
finished. Dennis Conner has pro-
ven that,'' said Hardy, one of
Australia's major vintners.
WINNERS' REWARD -Freedom skipper DennJa Connor
waves a drink in reaction to Tbunday'a victory. Behind
him are crew members Rieves Potta (center) and Tom
Whidden (top). -"--'--~~~~~~~~~-
Tars, CdM Clash; Edison Gets Test
By ROGER CARLSON °' ... Defly ...... ~
Corona del llar H!gh's Sea K.ings
seek lo snap a.seven-game losing streak
to arch-rival Ne wport Harbor and
Edison Hlgh's Chargers are trying to
protect a 10.game winning streak as the
non·league football season enters Week
No. 3.
-A capacity crowd is expected at
Orange Coast Colle1e where El
Modena'• Vaniuarda invade, eyein• a
second ltrailht upeet of defendiq Cl F
Big Five Conference champion Edison,
while additional seating bas been
placed at Newport Harbor to help ac·
comodate an expected overflow crowd.
D.J . Bell and bis Edison teammatee
a re ,ranked No. 1 in the Big Five
Conference and Orange County, which
is exactly where they were a year ago
when El Modena shocked the Chargers,
28·27.
And Newport Harbor will be trying to
tum ita season around after an 0.2 start,
and they can make it a full 180 dearees
with a victoey over Corona del Mar on a
night celebrating the school'• 50th year.
Elsewhere, Fountain Valley's Barona
travel to Long Beach lo duel Wilson for
the sixth straight time, boplna to keep
an unblemished record against the
Bruins intact.
Huntington Beach's Oilers tackle
Bolsa Grande wltb an eye on anappiq
the school's 27·1ame winleu streak-and
Laguna Beach, buoyed by a 41H6 rout
over Mayfair a week ago, bosta speedy
Elsinore.
San Clemente tries to re·arouP after a
7·6 Jou to Corona del Mar. but wiU be
doin1 it without receiver-defensive back
deluxe Bob Owens against Villa Park,
while Dana Hills ii goin1 after ita fourth
stralaht victory at Buaett.
Dana Hlllll, 2..0 Oft the HUOD, would
create a acbool record with a triumph
a1ainlt the La Puenle·bued Bauett
eleven.
Saddleback ii platued by injuries, but
still rat. the favorite's role at winleu
Irvine and Unlnntty will be t.rytq to
bounce t>.lt from a 14· 13 io. at TulUD
with a test aaamst Laauaa Hills, a team
which exteDded defendinJ Sea View
League kiqpln Estancia , before f 81lln1
in the ftnal seeoada, lS.14.
WeatmiDlter bosu Empire Lea1ue
. representative Cypreaa and Caplatrano
Valley'• unbeaten Cou1an travel to
.Carlsbad, a team which lbeUed San
'Dieco Hoover, 54-0, in tbt flnt weell.
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VOL. 73, NO. 270, 4 SECTIONS.~ PAGES
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ORANGE CO UNTY. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1980
Iraqi Pla~es Bo
\'our Hometown
Dally NewNpaper
TWEN:rY-FtV1: CENTS
Te~ran Oil Re_fin~ry
New Kid in Toana
We s tern Airlines jet a pproaches J ohn War ne Airport for --
test landing . The a irline recently won nght to fly one
flight. a.day oul oC the coWlty airport starting O~t. 27.
Until now. only Air California and Hughes Airwest have
been able to fly fro m the airport. Western officials
brought in the plane today to study landing and takeoff
patterns . Noise tests revealed the 737 will generate
roughly the same a m ount of noise produced by the Air
California jets.
Huge Award Given
For Birth Damages
By DAVID K UTZMANN
OI -o.llJ ~ ... S\Mf A settlement that could total $26
million has been awarded in
Orange County Superior Court to -
the family of a 3·year-old Laguna
Hills girl who suffered mental and
physical injuries durin11t birth at
Mission Community Hospi.taj Hi 1977. . .
Terms of the settlement were
a nnoun ced in ope n court
T hursday by Super ior Court
Judge John K. Trotter. who met
with attorneys for the hospital
a nd parents during the past
week to reach a final accord.
As explained by Trotter to·-
Brenda and Ro na ld N ath ,
pa r ents of Kaleina Nath, the
youngster's estate will receive
$50,000 a nnua lly fro m the
Mission Viejo hospital with a
built-in escalator clause of '4
percent a year.
Should the child live a normal
life span of about 72 years, the
damages could total $26 million,
the judge told the Naths .
Trotter said a conservatorship
would be established for the
young girl's estate.
He said the Naths could invest
the monies the estate receives but
they would be answerable to the
court each year on how those
funds were used.
In addition lo the settlement.
the family's attorney, Robert L.
Charbonnea u of Newport Beach,
was awarded $250,000 in legal
fees.
Court doc ume nts indicate
Mrs . Nath was admitted to
Mt.sioo Community Hospital in
September, 19"1'7. to give birth.
However, she claimed she was
left unattended on a gurney for a
long enough time for the fetus to
suffer injuries when its now of
oxygen was restricted. This led
Death Corner
To Get Light?
The Irvine Public Wol'Jls
Department is preparing plans
and cost es ti m at es for a
stoplight on Campus Drive and
Verano Way where a blind lban
was hit by a car last month.
The Irvine City Council earlier
this week told the department to
look into putting a stoplight
there in response to complainll
by a group of UC Irvine resident
1.t ude nis who 1 a l d the
lnteraectlon ne ar UCI is not
1afe.
Richard LaBe lle, 30, is
reeoverin1 from injuries be
suffered while trying to cross
Campus Drive near Verano
Wayr Hla rufde dol was killed Lil
tbe acdaent.
I .,
to brain da m age and other
injuries.
Trotter noted that the child
would need around·the-clock
a tte ntion by nurses a nd he
approved the deposit of a lump
sum of money in a fund that
would be used specifically for
m edical bills.
The Naths agreed in court to
a ccept an additional $50,000
from the hospital's insurance
company to ·give up their right to
sue when the child dies. The
judge said they would have had
the right to initiate a nother
cause of action upon her death.
The Naths originally filed
their lawsuit against the hospital
and its three owners in October.
1978.
'Doctor' Still
Jailed on
Murder Rap
A Coto de Caza man who
allegedly posed as a physician in
Southern California for four
years, and allegedly lost one
p atient who di ed of acute
diabetes, remains jailed today in
lieu of up to $50,000 bail.
Gerald Barnes, 47. did win a
reduction of his $200,000 bail at a
tiearing Thursday in Harbor
Judicial District Court before
Judge Robert Polis. Another
hearing on the case was set Oct.
20 in the same court.
Barnes stands a ccused of
murder, grand theft, unlicensed
medical practice and issuance of
false prescriptions as the result
of a six-week probe by the State
Bo ard of Medical Quality
Assurance.
De puty District Attorney
Enright argued Thursday for
sustaining the $200,000 bail set
by Orange County Superior
Court Judge Richard Beacom.
Barnes' defense attorney,
David Brickner, a forme r
Ounre C®.Db' dep\ltY district
attorney .ar1u e d about
circumstances s urrounding his
client's actions.
Judge Polis finally set bail in
a complicate d three-option
arrangement.
He said he will allow Barnes
to 10 free on a $50,000 bail bood,
or if at leut '20,000 equity ·lD bia
Coto de Cua bome is plediecf,
or if &be defendant forts over
tt0,000 in CHh that Call be
attributed to bll own ftnllliclal
resources.
Brickner and Enright
immediately polnted out Barnea
placed title of the Coto de Cua
property solely In hi• wife's
name aome time aio.
t
Civilians
Evacuate
Airport
BAGHDAD. Iraq (AP) -Iraq
claimed its warplanes bombed
an oil refinery in Tehran today
in retal iat ion for r e peated
Iranian air st rikes. T he blow
against the Iranian capitol came
as refineries or both coun tries in
t he oi l hea rtl a nd t o t h e
southwest were ablaze a fter
heavy artillery duels on the fifth
day of the war
The Teh ran Ktlac k was
reported even as both Persian
Gulf oil giants appeared to be
moving toward m ediation of
their border conflict.
The Tehran refinery products
200,000 barrels of oil a day,
abo ut o ne third of Iran 's
domestic consumption l>efore
the revolution. Iraq threatened
other such attacks unless Iran
JAPAN HAAOEST HIT
BY OIL CUTBACK -A3
NUClEAA WAR POSSIBLE
IN •OOLE EAST-M
stopped Its dally air raids on
Iraq i oU lifelines.
Minuus after the air raid was
reported, Tehran Radio said
Iranian officials were orderin11t civilians to evacuate the entire
vicinity of Tehran's Mehrabad
inte rnational airport "for
sec urit y r eason s ." Th e
bro adcast also to ld Tehran
residents lo "turn off your lights
and stay where you are until we
tell you otherwise."
Both countries have indicated
they will a ccept Islamic
m e d iatio n , a ccordi ng t o
Pakistani Foreign Minister Aga
Shabi, a key figure in the
40-me mber Islamic Conference
of Nations . He s poke with
r e po rters in New Yo rk in
. advance of a meeting of U.N.
de l egates who also are
m e mbe r s o f the-I s la m ic
conference.
Baghdad Radio broadcast a
stateme nt by Iraqi Foreign
Minister Saadoon Hammadeh
saying Iraq would "welcome
a ny discussion •' to end the
fighting but warning that "any
assistance offered to the Iranian
regime, especially in the field of
spere parts, will be considered
an act of aggression against
Iraq 's security."
The re have been repo rts,
(See WAR, Page AZ)
Stanton Supported
By OC Deputies _
The a ssociation of Orange
County De put y S h e riffs
announced today it is endorsing
challenger Roger Stanton over
incumbent Philip Anthony for
the 1st District s eat on the
county Board of Supervisors.
The election is Nov. 4.
Bob MacLeod, busin ess
manager for the associ ation,
said Stanton was chosen by the
gro up 's political a ct i on
c ommittee bec ause ht is
cons idered "the best for the
job."
Roppg Feeling AP WI~
Notice that runny feeling creeping across your face,
and notice your mouth widening? That's called a
s mile . And if funny sounds burst from your throat.
bla m e the la ug hter on IO-month-old Kevin Kelly of
Clearwate r , Fla ., who dares you not to catch the
m agic of his happiness .
Riverside Woman
Sues Tampon Maker
The maker of Rely tampons
was s u e d for $5 m i llio n
Thurs day in Orange County
Superior .• C.OUrt by a Riverside
woman wllo c laims in the legal
action that she was stricken with
toxic s hock synd rom e after
using the product.
The lawsuit follows reports by
the Atl anta·bas_e_d Center for
Disease Control that women who
used Rely t a mpon s r a n a
gr eat er r isk of getting the
sometimes fatal disease
Fullerton attorney John Van
Dyke, representing Susan Coffer
of Riverside, said he filed his
legal action in Orange County
becau se juries h e r e h a v~
awarded some of the highest
punitive damage verdicts in the
United States.
Van Dyke said Orange County
residents seem t o be highly
awar e of produc t li ability
litigation, prompting him to file
s u i t he r e rat h e r t h a n i n
Riverside County.
Van Dyke. who has handled
175 lawsuits against the A.H.
Robins Co. because of alleged
ddects in its Dalkon Shield
contraceptive device, said Miss
Coffer , 32. came to him last
week after being hospitalized.
He r laws uit c laims thQ.J.
Proctor and Gamble Co .. which
agreed to recall the tampons,
ne gligently dis tributed a
hazardous product without
informing the public of the
potentijll dangers.
Miss Coffer-a1so alleges that
her use of Rely tampons led to
her bout with tox ic shock
syndrome, which seems to strike
women who use tampons.
T h e Center for Disease
Control said last week that
prelimina r y tests indicated
users of all tampon brands ran
t he risk of getting the illness, but
Rely users faced greater risk.
T he disease is characterized
by a r apid dro p in blood
pressure ofte n resulting in
s hock, hi gh fever , vomiting,
diarrhea, s kin rash and -in
about 8 percent of its sufferers
-death.
Van Dyke s aid his client
noticed her symptoms this past
summer. They intensified this
mo n t h , r e quir ing h er
hospitalization .
Thoug h released from the
hospital, he said she st ill suffers
from a frozen right shoulder.
Car Sellers
Face Tickets
P eople who use I rv ine 's
University High School parking
lot as a used car Jot on weekends
will be given $25 parking tickets,
according to Irvine police U .
James Blaylock.
He said the Irvine Unified
Sch ool Dis tric t Board of
Ed u c ation has t o ld the
dep a r t ment to begin giving
citations to people trying to sell
cars there .
The board's action came after
people living near the school
complained that private·party
car sales were causing the lot to
bec o "i'e a n e ye so r e on
weekends.
Scam Probe Spreads
Recovered Burglary Loot A.uxiits Owners
An investigation into a stolen
goo ds.for -drugs fenci n1
operation in aoulb Oran1e
County may e•pand into Costa
Meu and Irvine and other
central county locations, a
sheriff'• depa_rtment spokesman
aald today.
Bur,lary iDHs ti1ators H id
Tbunday tbe)' llave recovered
more than $100,000 In jewelry,
preclou1 stones , stereo
equipment, silverware and
televlltoa Mta In C!Ollftfftlon wltb
their arrest of two· adults and
HYell JuveniWI.
"The tldl ........ out and
committing the burglaries, then
tradiq the stolen goods for dope
-marijuana and other drugs,"
said sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart.
The adults arrested in
connection with the alleged
fencing operation were
ldentifted u Robert Black~J
23, and bia wile, Lisa, 19, .!ll
La1una Hilla.
Moat of the stolen property
waa recovered durtn1 a aewcb
at the Blackwell residence, Hart
Hid.
"We have cleared 30
dur1larles that occurred
throuPoiut the south county,"
-.J
Hart said. "Now we're looldni
at cues that occurred In Irvine,
Costa Mesa. Tustin and Santa
Ana.".
The recovered property is
awaiting Identification by
bur1lary victims at the sberllf's
department south county
1ubltation at 30143 Crown Valley
Parlllway, La1una Nl1uel.
Further Information may be
obtained by telepboDint IM tc)06
between II a .m . and 5 p.m.
Monday throu&b Friday.
A':::! the items inH1U1aton
a re "• to ftDd ownen to is 1
(lee PaOBE, Pa1e AJ)
Interest
Rates
To Rise?
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
i.nterest rates Americans pay for
various types o f loans are
expected to rise following the
F eder al R eser ve Boar d's
decision to raise its key bank
lending rate from 10 percent to
11 percent.
The action Thursday by the
seven.member boa rd also raises
the likelihood that the nation's
r ecover y from the curre nt
recession will be slowed.
Sp okes m en fo r both the
housing and auto industries have
warned that a new increase in
interest ra tes could cause a
pr e m at u r e. e n d t o the
impro_vement io _s ales ..in those
two industries and tip the scales
of the nation 's economy toward J
recession again. •
But the board was apparently
more worried that a rapidly
e xpanding s upply of money
cou ld wo rsen the n a tion 's
inflation rate. A state ment from
the board said the action was
"part of the continuing policy of
the F ed e ral Re serve to
discourage excessive growth" of
~e nation's money supply.
Because mos t economists
believe excessive growth of Ute ~
money supply contributes to
inflation by putting more money
in the hands of consumers and
businesses, the board obviously
felt it had lo act. Higher interest
rates discourage borrowing, and
thus slow the gr owth in the
money supply.
Interest rates have generally
been on the rise in recent weeks,
and Thursday's action by the
b oar d a ppe.ared l ik e ly to
continue t he trend. Several
major banks increased their
prime lending rate last week, to
12.5 percent. the highest level
since mid·J W1e, although still
well below the April peak of 20
percent.
Home mortga ges rates also
have been edging up in recent
wee ks . The go ve rnme nt
increased the allowable rates for
m ortgages back e d by the
Veterans Administration and the
Federal Housing A<J"ministratlon
to 13 percent on Monday. In
California. home mortgage rates
of 14 percent are common and
are spreading through the rest
of the nation.
An indicator of the increase in
mortgage demand was a report
Thursday by the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board that the value
of mortgages closed by federally
ins ure d savings a nd loan
associations in Au gust was
almost 40 percent higher than in
July.
These lenders wrote $8 billion
worth of mortgages in August,
the third straight monthly
increase ..
..
Coast
Weather ..
Dense night and morn·
lng fog, clearing to mostly
sunny Saturday afternoon.
Lows toni1ht 55 at the
beaches. 65 inland. Highs
Saturday lower 70s to near
80.
INSIDE TOD1'"
Tiit "crown princt11 of
parocfJI" a.act. Off O tpUrl Of
mterlaittmnt at local col·
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INVESTIGATOR RICH MATURA WITH SEIZED PROPERTY
Stofen Good• Probe Could Expend Into County
f-'t•om P11g1.• I I
PROBE WIDENS. • •
unique ring fas hioned in t~e
shape of an American flag. It 1s
set with red. white and blue
stones.
Investigators also recovered a
2:c.araL pear f'haped diamond
b e lieved s tripped from a
penda nt and two la rge stones of
Alexandnte.
According lo Hart. property
turned over by the juvenile:-. 111
return for sm all amounts of
drugs were later sold by adult
mem bers o f the fe n c ing
operation at swap meets.
T he Blac kwells a nd o ne
Juvenile remain in custody. Six
ot h er juven iles have been
released to the custody of their
parents
Two otheF adults who have
as sist ed in the investigat ion
have not been arrested.
Th~ ·Irv ant· Com fumy hu flied
phuu1 for u 36 ho e gotr course
and 1,465 homt111 In Laguna
t'ian yon u 11l•n' that would
repl•ce 111 jttlnt propo .. I with the
City ot La1una Beach that wu
1quelch._ICI urller this year .
Ttfe La1uo1t Beac h City
Couot·ll voted in April to reject &
)'CJi.mc.u:a: lllUJI dev.!!IO ment
plan that would include 1,83
resldtintiaJ unit.!! on 1,400 acres
in the c.nyon
T hat p,lan jncludcd JOO acrea-of
lhtl S22-acre Sycamore Hills
pareel. localed between LHuna
Canyon and El Toro roads.
Tht.> <'ity purchased Syt'amore
Hills Crom the Ra nc ho Palos
Verdes Corp two a nd one half
years a~o for S6 75 million to end
yean of lawsu1l!i between the
develol)m ent company and the
t ity
The plan offered this week by
th~ Irvine-Com pan y woUTO
in c lude two 18-h o l e golf
chump1onsh1p t'ou rses on 360
acre~. probably the largest
<:om pl ex in Or a nge County,
according to company offi cials.
T he complex would serve as
ht'adquarters of the Southern
1 California Golf Association.
A JOO.room inn and i!lubhouse1 restaurant a nd golf-o riented
retail shops would be included,
said spokes man J erry Collins.
T ht> golf association would
design a nd ope r a te the golf
t'Ou r s e . wh ic h w o uld b e
availa ble for public us e 90
pe rcent of the time. Collins said.
"We 're ver y e nt hus iastic
about it," he said. "We think it's
a plan that meets a major publit'
need and keeps a significant
visible portion of the land i.n open
s pace " 1
"Al the same time , it provides
a good r a n ge of housing
oppprtunities." he said. Collins
s atd homes would range in
density from one lo as many as
40 pe r acre. with an average of six
per acre.
Hotel, Center-Bids-
-Eyed by Plmmers
"The 1,300 acres which would
be developed in the plan filed
with the county this week is
located on the western side of
Laguna Canyon Road, north of
-the El Toro Road int.er-section...
The proposed San J oaquin
Hills Corridor would run along
the so u the rn e dge o f th e
property.
t
--Zoning requests for a SOO·room
hotel and a 480 ac re commercial
center in Irvine will come before
the city Planning Commission
next week.
The lrvinP City Council will
have to give final apprt>val for
both projects after they're
reviewed by the commission.
The hotel proj ect 1!l being
proposed by the Koll Co. 1n the
Irvine Industrial Complex-West
on the northeast corner of Von
Karman Avenue <ind Michelson
Drive.
According to city planning
requirements, the Koll Co. must
apply for a city General Plan
amendment in orde r to build the
project. T h e c ompa n y 's
ame ndme nt r equest comes
before the Planning Commission
next Thursday.
The commiss io n also will
begin considera tion of the
294 -acre phase two of the Irvi ne
Rock Fans Riot
KINGST ON, Pa . CAP >
Disgruntled fa ns s tormed a
National Guard armory where
the rock group Blue Oyster Cult
was performing, setting off a
rock-and-bottle throwing melee
that took police two hours to
quell. The trouble started when
a group ·or SO fans, grumbling
about ticket prices. atte mpted to
enter w_!thout paying.
ORANGE COAST
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Company's 480-a c re Irvine
Center proJeet.
Irvine Cen~r. lo be bwlLon a
triangle of land formed by the
Laguna, San Diego and Santa
Ana frttways. is to include a
regional s ho pping cente r , a
large office/comm erc ial center
and three hotels.
Collins said t he ne w plan
would not involve realig nment of
La g u n a Canyo n Road .
s omethin g that had been
proposed in the joint plan with
the City.
He said there will ba a need to
widen the road by two more
Janf'S near the golf course.
~:-----JUST BREAKING
Late 1teim from today's world and national news developments
Carter Holds Delivery
Of Engines to Iraq
w ASHlNGTON (A p ) -The Carter administration. anxious
to maintain neutrality m the Iraq-Iran war .. h.as abruptly
c ha nged its mind and is holdin~ up shipment of m1htary-related
equipment ticketed for the lraq1.an Navy . .
The transaction involves six General Electnc gas turbine
engines des.igned to power frigates being bui_lt in ~t~ly . .
U.S. officials . who asked not to be 1denllf1ed, said the
administration decided to postpone the order even though the
frigat es might not be deli vered to Iraq for a year or m?r.e. .
As recently as Wednesday afternoon •. the admirustrallon
had reconfirmed its intention to go ahead with the sale.
.-..irfu111 Blanu•!ft Liqamr. lug.-r
LOS ANGELES (AP) Convicted Robert F. Kennedy
assassin Sirhan Sirhan says a combination of liquor. and ang~r
over the anniversary of the 1967 Arab-Is raeli war t~ggered his
actions the night Kennedy was shot, an Arab-Amencan leader
who interviewed Sirhan said today. .
"You must remember the circumstances of th~t !'~ght. June
5. That was when I was provoked. That is when ~ 1mtaally went
to observe the Jewish Zionist parade in celebration of the June
5th, 1967, victory over the Arabs. That w.as the cala~ysl that
triggered me on that night," Sirha~ says 1~ a transcnpt of an
interview with Dr. M.T. Medh1, pres ident of the New
York-based American-Arab Relations Committee.
37 Deficleu~·it•1' f 'fJHHd '" Tl•rw> Hilt•
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP> -A Nuclear Regulatory
Com mission study found what it called 37 serious deficiences in the
control room of the undamaged Unit 1 at the Three Mile Island
nuclear plant.
But, Metropolitan Edison Co., the operator of the plant, said
today it bas already begun to correct the problems.
The study, conducted in July by the N~C's Human Factors
Engineering Branch, found 87 problems with control design and
layout, ranging from meters set too high on the panel to controls
that could be inadvertently activated.
RnditH•~·• ice f61u Lt•11k•.f 'nHH \HI«• T1~1
LAS LEGAS (AP) -"Small amounts" of radioactive sas
leaked from an underground nuclear test conducted Thursday. but
the gudidnot.escape the confines of the 1,350-square-mile Nevada
Test Site, the Department ol tnergy said today.
·'There is no indication ot a he'1th.h11ard on the test site and
there have been no accidental expo1urea to radiation from the
seepa1e," said DOE apqkesman Dave Jackson. "The radioactive
gas haa not been detecttd beyoOd the borden of the test site and la
notex-pectedtoleavetbeNey!!'aTestSlte.''
Qaeake RaUl••111 \'allry
TAFI' (AP) -The second earthquake in the western San
Joaquin Va1Je)' in just over two days rattled windows and
startled a few residenfs today but caused no serious damage.
offidala reported. ,---==t -• ' I
0 .. ,, .. , ... ''-" -IAVINE HISTORICAL EXPERTS VOW FIGHT TO PRESERVE IAVINE LANDMARK
General Store Mey'Go to Make Wey for Slx-tene DMded Highway
Hi,story Threatened?
Fight Vowed for Old Ir:in~ Gen~ral St or~
' By RICHARD GREEN
Ol IM D.itr Pllet 51.tf
Historical authorities say they
are prepared to fight . .against
road-widening plans that could
possibly result in the des truction
of aome of the oldest buildings in
Irvine.
Ian Johnson. president of the
lrvine Historical Society, said
this momi.ng she plans to make
s ure proposed widening of Sand
Canyon A venue doesn 'l mean
the end for the Irvine General
Store. established in 1909.
''Ir vi n e has ver'/. f e w
hisloricaJ.-·buitdmgs, "· 1fie-s aid.
''It's not just the Irvine Gene ral
Store. There are other buildings
a long 5and Canyon that must be
protected like the old blacksmith
s hop. the bean a nd g r a in
building and the Irvine garage.
the old oak ,trees along Sand
Canyon must also be protected.··
Ms . Johnson said she has seen
f 'rm11 1•19•. I I
too mur·h de'i trur tion or
historical hu1ld1ng:; an Irvine.
•'There used to be an old
rC1 ilroad stC1t1on by the Irvine
General Store," she said. "That
wa s destroyed in 1966 or 1967.
Jt 's a good thing that Denise
Schoonover (who runs the store1
went over to the station with a
pickup truck and saved some of
the old benches.
"We lost the o ld Wa lnut
Warehouse and the Francis
•packing House came down.
WAR NEAR END?. • •
We're going to get involved in
the study about the widening or
Sand Canyon to make sure the
same thing doesn 't happen to the store ..
Ms Sc hoonover said tl1is
morning s he 1s confident that the
city can find a way to improve
S<ind Ca.nyon and not harm the
store or other nearby structures.
denied by Washington. that Iran
might seek spare parts fo r its
Ame ri can-made pl a ne s in
exchange for re lease of the 52
Americans it has held hostage
sint'e Nov. 4.
Jran reported "ver y heavy"
civilian casualties in Abadan
and Khorramshahr , two major
ports on the Shatt a l-Arab
waterway. Tehran Radio quoted
Iranian Preside nt Abolhassan
Bani -Sadr as denyi ng Iraq's
c laim that it had t'a ptured
Kll_Q.rramsh_~br. It said he visited
the front Thursday and went
within f o ur mil es o f
Kborramshahr.
Tehran Radfo said .. the brave
people" of Khorramshahr had
set up defenses on a ll sides of
the city and were fighting in the
streets and on the rooftops.
The Iraqi m ilitary said earlier
Ne1v Buildi11f.(s
For VC lruine
Win .4pproval
Unive rs ity of C a l ifornia
Rege nts• com miltees ha\'e
r ecommended regents ' approval
of $18.7 million in projects at
UCI through 1984.
The Board of Regents is lo
consider the recommendat ions
at a meeting next month.
The UCI porojects include:
-A $4.4 million social ecology
building.
-A S6 million building for the
UCI Medical Center.
-The $1.7 million phase two
construction of the Biological
Science Research Facility .
·--A $2.6 million m edical
library.
Iraqi forces had captured
Khorramshahr and were closing
in on Ahwaz, the capital of
I ra n 's oil -rich Khuzes t a n
Provl'nce 70 tn11es lo the north.
The claim fueled s peculation
Iraq was trying to seize all of
Iran's 24 ,000-square-mlle o il
hearllanrl.
A spokesman in Pari~ for a
French oil company said the
Iraqi national oil company had
told its custom ers it had halted
"all oil exports." He declined lo
elaborate but the Iraqi decision
was undershxXJ-ro rtrnrrlt had
slopped shipments through the
pipelines to the Mediterranean
as well as through the gulf.
Gove rnment sourc e s in
n e ighboring U nited Ara b
Emirates said more than 30
c argo ships carryin g goods
bound for_ Iraq and Iran were
a n c hored just ou t side the
Persian Gulf, apparently afraid
· to enter the war zone.
Baghdad Radio broadcast a
claim tha t Iraqi anti-a ircr aft
brought down it Iranian planes
that raided -the cities of MosuJ
and Kirkuk and economic and
military instaJlations elsewhere.
Informed sources said there was
heavy damage to the small oil
refinery in Kirkuk and to the
larger refinery in the southern
port of Basra. which Iranian jets
pounded Thursday.
The Iraqi command said three
of its planes were lost. but did
not confirm any damage to its
refineries.
A group or reporters who
traveled to Bas ra from Kuwait
drove lo a small village on the
banks of the Shatt opposite
Abadan. The reporters said they
could hear outgoing Iraqi
artillery from both the Iraqi and
Iranian sides of the waterway
toward Iranian positions near
Abad an.
Th e t'1ty Puhlit' Wo rks
Department now 1s studying how
the road t':.tn be i mproved
witho ut damaging h istorical
buildings and old oak trees along
the road.
Harry P.hrLich, publit' works
administrator for the city, said
h e thinks the road can be
w idened without harm ing the
histo ric buildings .
H e s aid loc al his tori cal
authorities will be involved in
the design for 1mprbvi.ng Sand
Canyon between the San Diego
and Santa Alla freeways.
He explained the road must be
w i d e ned t o s ix lanes (its
currently two lanes) because a
corporate yard a nd dog pound
will be built near Sand Canyon
a n d the Santa F'e railroad
tracks
Status Note
Now Needed
All future residential zoning
requests by the Irvine Company
mus t be accompanied by a
r e port on the s tatus or
t'ommercial development in
Irvine, the City Council has
decided.
Mayor Art Anthony said the
ne w zoning process should be
established because there isn't
e n oug h c omme r c ial
deve lopment m the city.
In addition to the new zoning
requirement, the City Council
told the Irvine Company earlier
this week that it should eubmit
semi-annual reports to the city
on the progress of commercial
growth.
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WHY
ALDEN'S?
We show more than thirty manufacturer's
carpet lines with approximately 3000
samples. We carry about 100 rolls of carpet
at special prices! In our remnant room . jlre
hundreds of remnants from tiny to room size.
Every American manufacturer of vinyl is
represented in our vinyl display: Armstrong,
Congoleum, Gaf. Mannington. Biscayne and
Amtico. Rolls and remnants in stock at
special prices.
Our drapery department includes cu~tom
fraperies. "Levelors." Woven Wood Blinds.
Custom Bedspreads and special treatments
for unusual windows. We not only have a
specialist in this department. but our own
excellent installer as well.
Wood floors are represented by several
manufacturers such as Bruce. Harris and
Sykes. Patterns include Plank and Parquet
designs.
DEN'S
: iiiiiillition: ·custom draperiss
·11no1eum • v*MI ·floor
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·Interest Rates Due for Another · Hike
WASHINGTON l I' I Thl' lnt~re11t nett':t Am~M'lns P•' for
various l IJt'!> ( loa n. ta r t"
expeckd tC1 ru;t" following the
F"t' <f e r a f R t• loo t' I \ t• ll O It r 1J '
dec1s1on to ru1:-t• lh kl') bank
lendine rate from lV µcrt•t.•nt lu
11 per<•ent
The a<·t1011 Thur.,llu) h) tht>
seven·mt!nlht:r board '1bo ru1~e~
the hkehhood thul thl' nauon'.;
rec overy f n •m the ~· urrenl
rece~t0n will be Inv. ••cl
Spokei.m e n for bo th thi!
housing .. md c:1uto 1ndui.t rtC!i have
l'llTill?d thm: u ncv. mcrease In
.. n -ainllge
Award
Sizable
By DAVID KUTZMANN
• Ol IM O.Uy ~li.t S~ll
A settlement that could total $26
million has bec1\ awarded in
Orange County Superior Court lo
the family or a 3 year -old Laguna
Hills girl who suffered mental and
physical injuries during birth at
Mission Community Hos pital in
1977.
T erms of the settlement were
announ ced in o pen cou rt
..Tburs d:iy by Superior Court
Judge John K . Troller, who met
with attorneys for the hospital
and parents during the past
week to reach a final accord.
As explained by Trotter to
B renda a nd Ron ald Nath.
parents or Ka lcina Nath, the
youngster's estate will receive
$50,000 ann ual ly from the
Mission Vi~jo hospital with a
built-in escalator clause of 4
percent a year.
Should lhe child live a normal
Life span of about 72 years. the
damages could total $26 million.
the judge told tht: Naths.
Trotte r said a conscrvatorshi p
would be established for the
young girl's estate.
He said the Naths could invest
the monies the estate receives but
they would be answerable lo the
court each year on how those
funds were used.
In addition lo the settlement.
the family's attorney. Robert L.
Charbonneau or Newport Beach.
was awa rded $250.000 in legal
fees
Court documents ind ic ate
Mrs . Nath was admitted to
Mission Community Hos pital in
September, 1977, to give birth
However. s he claimed s he was
left unattended on a gurney for a
long enough time for lhe fetus to
sulfer: injuries when its flow or
oxygen was restricted. This led
to brain da mage a nd other
injuries.
Trotter noted that the chJld
would need a ro und-the-clock
attention by nurs es and he
approved the deposit of a lump
sum of money in a fund that
would be used i;pec1fi cally ror
medical bills.
The Naths agreed in court to
accept an addition al $50,000
from the hos pital's insurance
company to give up their right to
s ue when the child dies The
judge said they would h ave had
the right to initiate a nother
cause of action upon her death.
The Naths orig inally filed
their lawsuit against the hospital
and its three owners in October,
1978.
No Competition
DAR ES SALAAM . Tanz:inia
(AP) -Tanzanian Pres ident
Juli~ Nyerere has accepted the
ruling R~volulionary Party 's
nomination as sole preside ntial
candidate in Oct. 26 elections.
Gas Prices
Dip a Penny .
WASlUNGTON CAP) -
Good news, ror a change,
for drivers: the aver age
pump price or gasoline
dropped about one cent per
gallon in the past month,
the biggest drop since the
American Automobile As·
sociation began reporting
prices in 1974.
The a ssociation, a
motorist service organiu -
tlon, regul,arly s urveys
about 6,000 gas stations na-
tionwide.
It said that the regular
casolin.e pric e at
full -service stations
averaaed $1.~ per 1 allon1 down 0 .8 cent, ana
unleaded avera1ed Sl.293
per s•Uon, a decrease of
O.t cent.
1nh'rr t ra tt's could eau~e a
prtm 1l t urt> e nd t o tht
lmprovt>ment m i.alc In t ho:w
two lndustnes aru1 Up thr !lC:sles
or the> nation's l'l'00Ctl1)) toWlil cJ
r t-C"t>SSlOt\ aRIUn
Rut thl' botlrtl Wu b c:1ppa rl'ntl.>
morl' <AOrru•d lhal '' r1:11mtl rxpand 1n~ s upvl ol money
<'ll uld v.o r !>t.'n t he n a t ion ..,
mrlallon rak A statement frvm
tht' ooard :ttt1d th~ actmn was
"pisrt o( the c.·ontinuing µol1ry of
th e Fed eral R e se r ve t o
d1scourdgt> exce~~1ve ~wth' of
flu.• nation·~ mone) s upply
R~4·uuK .. m:r• ... l economusts 0011 ... ve exce«s e growth of the
mon ey 1wppl <·ontrl butes to
111'11Atloo by vut Ing rnore money
1n the hands 1 l'unsumers and
~ui;ine~sei.. th~ board obviously
frlt 1t had lo urt Higher Interest
natc~ dlsc·ouruKe burrowing, and
thur, ·low' the ~ruwth in thP
mon~y ::»uppl y
lnterc~l rates have generally
been on the rise in rec·ent weeks.
anJ Thursday's action by the
board appea re d l ike ly l o
continue the trend Several
m aJor banks increa sed tneir-
/
prime lending rate lust week, to
t2.5 percent, the highest level
11ince mJd-June, although still
we ll below the April peak of 20
percent
Home mortgages rates also
have been edging up in recent
we e ks . Th e g overn m e nt
increased the allowable rates for
m o rtgages backed h y the
Veterans Administration a nd the
Federal Housing Administration
to 13 percent on Monday In
Caliromia. home mortgage rates
of 14 pt>rcent arc common and
are spreading through t he rest
of the nation.
An indicator of the increase In
mortgage demand was a report
Thursday by the Federal Home
Loan Banlt Board that the value
of mortgages closed by federally
ins u red savings and loan
associations in Aug ust was
a lmost 40 percent higher than in
July.
These lenders wrote $8 billion
worth of mortgages in August.
the third s traig ht monthly
increase, and raised tht: volume
to the highest level since last
fall, although the total was 18
percent under August 1979.
It was tbe first time since
March that the Fed has raised
the prime discount rate. which is
t he amount or interes t charged
on loans from the feder a l
reserve to the nation's bank.
T he last change In the federal
discount rate cam e July 28,
when it was lowered from 11
percent to 10 percent. That was
during a period when interest
rat es were generally (l:i_llflg.
Oil City Fa • ..
Iran, Iraq Move Toward Talks
BAGHDAD, Iraq (API Iraq
d a1med today the fa,11 of Iran'!!
b u rni ng oil refiner¥ r 1ty of
Abadan was 1mm1nenl whih!
·both l'Ountnt'S appt.>arcd moving
toward mediation of their border
conflict. The two Persian Gulf
oil giants dueled with heavy
artillery across the ir border
waterway on the fifth day or the-
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Happy FeeHng
-Petitioner
For Recall
Convicted
Notice that funny feeling creeping across your face,
and notice -your mouth widening? That's called a
s mile. And if funny sounds burst from your throat,
blame the laughter on 10-month-old K~vin Kelly of
Clearwater, Fla., who dares you not to catch the
magic of his happiness.
Teachers Accept
CUSD Salary Offer
By JOHN NEEDHAM
OI tM De!IJ ~let $1afl
Teachers in the Capistrano
Unified School Dis trict voted 157
to 23 Thursday to accept the
administration's latest wage
'Doctor' Still
Jailed on
Murder Rap
A Coto de Caza m an who
allegedly posed as a physician in
Southern California for four
yea rs. and allegedly lost one
patient who d ied of a c ute
diabetes. remains jailed today in
Lieu or up to $50,000 bail.
Gerald Barnes, 47, did win a
reduction of his $200,000 bail al a
hearing Thursday in Harbor
Judicial District Court before
Judge Robert Polis. Another
bearing oo the case was set Oct
20 in the sam e court.
Barnes s tands accused of
murder, grand theft, unlicensed
medical practice and issuance of
false prescriptions as the result
of a six-week probe by the Slate
Board of Medical Quality
Assurance.
:. Deputy District Attorney
E nright argued Thursday for
sustaining the $200,000 bail set
b y Orange County Superior
Court Judge Richard Beacom.
offer of an 18 percent pay hike
ove r lhe next two years.
In addition lo.the 9 percent per
year wage increase. the district
will pay 2 pe rce nt of the
inc r eas ed c os ts for fringe
benefits for t he first year.
In the event the dist rict does
not r eceive the amount of
funding expected from state
sources in the second year of the
cont ract 1981-82 -a deOater
c lause has been included to
:illow the district to decrease the
9 percent increase to 7 percent.
Now that the teachers have
ratified the contract. it will go to
the school board Oct. 6 for final
approval.
"We are very pleased," said
district s upenntendent Jerome
Thornsley today. "We recognize
the difficulties the teachers are
experiencing with inOation and
we ' r e just very pleased the
contract has been approved."
Tom Youngerman. president
o f th e Ca pis trano Unified
Education Association, had little
lo say about the contract other
than to spell out its terms .
"As you know we are all under
a l ot o( pressure since the
passage of Proposition 13,"
Youngerman said. "It seems the
bailout money is drying up, so
the re's going to be little for
schools in the next few years.
Wage negotiations have been
in progress since June when thP
old contract expired.
By STEVE MITCHELi.
Of -0.llY ~let St..-
A man who misrcpresentco
the contents of petitions seeking
the recall of two San Clemente
councilwomen to signers has
been found guilty or an election
code violation.
Willia m Edward Campbell . 58.
o ( S an Di ego, a petition
cir culator during the recall
ca mp a i~n a gai n s t
Councilwoman Karoline Koester
and the late Myrtis Wagner.
races six months imprisonment.
a $500 fine or both.
S ou th Ora n ge Cou n ty
Municipal Court Judge Blair
Barnette found Campbell guilty
of the misdeme anor charge
Thursday a f t er h ea ring
tes timonr from lwo witnesses
who claim Camp b e ll
m is r epresented petitions in
order to gain their signatur<:s on
the documenL<;.
Mrs. Koester. now the city's
mayor. and Mrs. Wagner. who
die d of a hea rt att ack in
January. were the subjects of a
recall drive by a group calling
itself Citizens for Res ponsible
Government.
Jus t before Mrs . Wagner died,
she charged that recall petition
circulators hact m i4'lcd many
signers by misrepre!ienting the
(See P ETITION, Page A21
Stanton Sur>ported
By OC D e puties
The association of Orapge
Co unt y Deputy S h e riffs
announced today it is endorsing
cha llenger Roget Stanton over
incumbent Philip Anthony for
the 1st District scat on the
county Board of Supervisors .
The election is Nov. 4.
Bob MacLeod, b u s iness
m a nager for the association.
said Slant.on was c hosen by the
grou p 's poli ti ca l action
co mmittee because he is
considered "the best ror the
job.''
wa r , selling off fi res 1n oil
installations on both sides.
Roth t•ountries have indicated
they wil l a ccept Is lami c
m e d ia t io n . acrording to
Pakistani Foreign Minister Aga
Sh a h1. a key fi g ure 10 the
40-member Islamic Conference
or Nations. He s po ke with
re-porter s in Ne w York 1n
advance or .i mt.•eting of UN
d ele ~at es wh o also ar e
memhe r s o r th l' Is la mi c
confe rence
Baghdad Radio broadcast a
s t a t e menl by 1raq1 F ore ign
Ministe r Saadonn fl ammadeh
s a yin~ Iraq would "welcome
any discussion" l o e nd the
<Set> WAR, Page A2)
H'itla 1,465 llonws
Golf Course Sought
In Laguna Canyon
The lrvme Company has filed
plans for a 36-hole golf course
?.nd t ,465 hom es in Laguna
Canyon a pfan that would
replace a Joint proposal with the
City of Laguna Beach that was
squelched earlier this yt>ar.
The Laguna Beach Cit)'
Council voted in April lo reject a
Sycamore Hills development
plan that would include 1.831
residential units-on 1,400 acres
in the canyon_
That plan included H>O acres or
the 522-acre-Sycamore Hills
pan·el. located between l:a'1una
Canyon and El Toro roads.
The city purchased Sycamore
Hills· from the Rancho Palos
Verdes Corp. two and one half
)'Cars ago for $6.75 million to end
years of lawsuits between the
Couple ,ield
Mter Bogus
Bills Pa ss~d
U.S. Treasury Deperlment
officers were holding a man and
a woman an custody today after
they allegedly passed three
counterfeit $10 bills in San Juan·
Capistra no , Orange County
Sheriff's deputies said.
D eputies said the pair
re port edly passed the bills
Thursday at about 11 :30 a.m. at
the San .Juan Ca pis tra n o
Mission, a nd at Mission
Hamburger, 31721 Camino
Capistrano and the Capistrano
Trading Post, 31741 Camino
Cap1strano.
Officers said a witness saw the
man and woman board a tour
bus after the bills were allegedly
passed.
Federal authorities did not
release the names of t.he pair.
who r e portedly w,ere ap·
prehended in the San Diego area
T hursday nig~t. _
development company and the
city.
The plan offered this week by
the Irvine Comp.1ny would
i n c lude t wo 18 -h o le golf
championship courses on 360
acres. probabl y the largest
complex in Oranj(e County.
according to company officials.
The complex would serve as
headquarters uf the Southern
Califontia Golf Association. "
/\ 300·room inn a nd clubhouse.
rest aurant and gotr-oriented
retail shops would be included.
said spokesman J erry Collins.
The golf association would
design and operat e> the golf
cours e w h ic h would be
available lor public use 90
percent of the t1 me, Coll ins said.
"We 're very enthus iastic
about it ... he s aid, "We think it's
a plan that meets a major public
need and keeps a significant
visible portion of the land in open
space."
"At the same time. it provides
a ~ood ran g e of ho usin g
opportunities." he s aid. Collins
s aid homes would range in
densit} from one lo as many as
<10 per acre. with an average of six
pe r acre
·'The I ,300 acres which would
bt> developed in the plan filed
with the county this week is
!orated on the western side of
Laguna Canyon Road . north of
the El Toro Road intersection.
The proposed San Joaquin
Hills Corridor would run along
the southern e d ge of t he
property
Collins said the new plan
would not involve realignment of
Laguna Ca n yo n R o ad .
Or.::~,Coasl
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We atlaer
Barnes' defense attorney,
David Brickner, a former
Orange County de puty · district
atto rney argued abou t
cir cumstances surrounding his
client's actions.
Scam Probe Spre8ds
Dense night and morn·
ing fo,g , clearing to mostly
sunny Saturday afternoon.
Lows tonight SS a l the
beaches. 65 inland. Highs
Saturd:ty lower 70s to near
80.
Judge Polis finaYy set bail in
a complicated three -option
arrangement.
He said he will allow Barnes
to go free on a $50.000 bail bond.
or if al least $20,000 equity in his
Coto de Cua home is pJedged,
or if the defendant forks over
$10,000 in cash that can be
attributed to bis own financial
resources.
Brickner and Enrl&ht
immediately pointed out Barnes
placed titJe of tbe Coto de Cua
property solely in his wife's
name 101De time aco.
Brickner told news m e n
aflerwant that his client would
try to aecure bis freedom by
pot1tiq $10,000 cuh bail.
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Recovered Burglary Loot A1roits Owliers
An investigation Into a stolen
goods-for -drugs fen cing
operation i n south Or a nge
County may expand Into Costa
Mesa and Irvine and other
central county loc ations, a
sheriff's department spokesman
said today.
Burglary iovestlgatora said
Thursday they have reco\l'ered
more. than •100,000 ID jewelry,
precio us atones, stereo
equipment, 1ilverware and
television sets ln connection wit.h
their arre1t ol two adults and
seven Juveniles. ''The kida were 80in& out and
•
. ...
committing the burglaries. then
trading the stolen goods for dope
-marijuana and other drugs,"
said sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart.
The adults arr e s ted In
connection with tl\e alleged
f e n cing ope r ation we r e
identified as Robert Blackwell,
23, and his wife, Lisa, 19, of
Laguna HUia.
Moet of the-stolen ,,roperty
was reco\tered durinc a aearch .
at the Blackwell residence, Hart
said.
"We h ave c l eared 30
bur glarlea that occ urre d
throu•hout the south co~ty,''
, .
Hart -said. "Now we're looking
al cases that occurred in Irvine,
Costa Mesa, Tustin and Santa
Ana.".
The recove red property is
awaiting tdentificatjon by
burglary victims at the sheriff's
d e partme nt south county
substation at 30143 Crown Valley
Parkway, Laguna Nlauel.
l"uTther i nformation may be
obtained by telephonln1 13t-e005
between 8 a .m . and 5 p.m.
Monday throu&h Friday. Amcm& lhe items lnvest11ators
a re seetln• to flDcJ ownets to ts a
(SM PaOBE. Pace AJ)
INSIDE TODA 11'
The "crown princeu o/
parody" ~ of/ a ipurt of
entertainrMnl at local col·
l.eges -ewn tM/ore all the
students arrive. See Page Cl.
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'l'lw 10.ikt>t of Rt•ly llunpc.in8
wu s s u e d for SS millio n
Thur,,ttuy 10 Orange County
Su!)f"rtor Court by a Riverside
woman who cluims in the legal
1tt'tlon thal she was stricken with
loxit' shock 11yndrome after
u11ln.c lht'l 11roduct
The luw11uit follows reports by
the Atlaot .. ba11ed Center for
Olaeue Control lhat women who
u11ed Keir tampons r a n a
;(realer ris k or getting lhe
11ometimes fl:ltal disease.
l''ullertun attorney John Van
Dyke, represt:nling Susan Coffer
of Hivers1de, said he riled his
legal al·Uon m Orange County
because Juries here have
a warded some of the highest
punitive (Jamage verdicts in the
United States
Van Dyke s aid Orange County
residents s eem lo be highly
~ aware of p r o du c t liability
litigation, 1>romptmg him to file
s uit h e re rather than in
R1vers1de Co unty
Van Oykl', who has handled
l75 laws uits a gainst the A.H.
Hobins Co because of a lleged
de fects 1n its Dalko n Shield
contran·vttvt> device. said Miss
Cofft'r, 32, t·ame to him last
week after bemg hospitalized.
INVESTIGATOR RICH ~TURA WITH SEIZED PROPERTY
9tofen iiooda Probe Could Expand Into co'unty
li er l a ws uit c lai m s th at
Proctor illld Gamble Co~, which
agreed to rec·all the tampons,
n egli gently d istributed a
haz ardous product without
info rming the public of the
potential dangers.
f 'r•nH P19• t I Miss Coffer also alleges that
he r use of Rely tampons led to
he r bout with toxic s hoc k
syndrome. which !>ee ms to strike
women who use tampons
PROBE WIDENS. • •
unique rrng fas hioned in the
shape of an American n ag. ll is
set with red, white and blue
s tones.
lnvesti~ators also recovered a
2·carat pear shaped diamond
belie ved s tri pped fr o m a
pendant and two large stones of
A lex and.rite
According to Hart. property
turned over by the juveniles in
return for s mall amounts of
drugs were later sold by adult
members of the fen ci n g
operation al s wap meets.
The Blac kwe lls and one
juvenile remain in c ustody. Six
oth e r juveni les h ave been
released to the custody of their
pare nts.
Two other adults who have
assisted in the i n vesti~ation
have not been arrested.
The Cente r for Disease
Con t rol said last week that
preliminary tests indicated
users of all tampon brands ran
the risk or getting the illness, but
Rely users faced greater risk
The disease is 'characterized
by a r apid drop i n blood
p ressure ofte n r esulting in
shock. high fever . vomiting ,
diarrhea. skin rash and · in
about 8 percent of its sufferers
death.
PETITIONER CONVICTED ..
Van Dyke sa id his c lient
noticed her symptoms this past
summer. They intensified this
m o n t h , r e q u 1 r L.o g h e r
hospitalization.
inte nt of the in1 t1ative and
confusin~ it with a rent control
issue .
More than 15 San Clemente
residents said they had been
approached by c1 rculators "31ld
that recall workers had made
untrue s tatements about the
petitions
After Mrs Wagner 's death.
the recall supporters fo cused on
Mrs. Koes ter and her name
-appeared on a June ballot
seeking her ouster.
That effort ended in fauure
and the councilwoman retai:ned
her seat.
She survived the recall by 570
votes.
But f ollowing a 12-week
investigation by the Orange
County District Attorn ey 's
office, William Campbe ll was
name d in a mi s d emean o r
complaint.
During his trial in the South
Orange County Court, witnesses
said he told them they were
s i g nin g a ''f ai r h ousin g
initiative ."
One witness, when asked to
sign a second petition, s aid she
was told it "had something to do
with redistricting."
Rock Fans Riot
KINGST ON. P a IAP l
Disgruntled fans s tormed a
National Guard armory where
the rock group Blue Oyster Cult
was performing, s ettmg off a
rock-and·bottle throwing melee
that took police two ·hours to
quell. The trouble started when
a group or so fans, grumbling
about ticket prices, attt!mpted to
enter without paying.
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asked Campbell if the pet1tion
was against the recall of the two
women. Campbell allegedly told
her it was against the recall.
Campbell will appear before
_Judge Barnette again Monday al
which time a date for sentencing
will be set.
Though released from the
hospital, he said s he still suffers
from a frozen right s houl<ter.
The attorney said his s uit
against Proctor and Gamble is
the fi rst one in Orange County
challenging the safety of Rely
tampons . He said other s uits
have been fil ed in San Francisco
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~--JUST BREAKING----
Late items fmm today's world and nal1onal news developments
·carter Holds Delivery
Of Engines to Iraq
"WASHINGTON (AP> TheCarteradministration,anxious
to maintain neutrality m the lraq-lran war , has abruptly
changed its m ind and is holding up shipment of military·related
equipment ticketed for the lraqian Navy.
The transaction involves six General Electric gas turbine
engines designed to power frigates being built in Italy.
U.S. offi cials, who asked not to be identified. said the
administration decided to postpone the order even though the
frigates might not be delivered to Iraq for a year or more.
As recently as Wednesday afternoon, the administration
had reconfirmed its intention to go ahead with the sale.
Cuba (,'fmw~ llflrhor
KEY WEST. Fla. <AP > Boat captains returning from
Cuba today with no passengers told authorities the Cuban
government has closed the harbor at Mar iel, the port of
debarkation fo r tens of thousands of refugees who have fled to
the Uruted States this year.
Twentv boats without passengers arrived in Key West early
today and ~about 30 more were reported on their way . the Coast
Guard said.
l'..S .. tskN Oil t•11rh•y
TOKYO CAP) -The United States wants to meet with
Japan, Britain, France, West Germany and. Italy, t.he. ~~ief
customers for Pt!rsian Gulf oil, to discuss keeping the ml lifeline
open through the Hormuz Strait in light of the Iran·lraq war, the
Japanese government said today.
In Washington, an aide to President Carter~ who ~sked not
to be identified said there had been discussions with these
nations about m~intaining navigation rights during the fighting
but he said there is no likelihood of a formal confere nce.
Dfllller f'ir~ Gflld 1.,p
LONDON CAP> -The dollar firmed aealn!it rnMl major
currencies today. Gold closed slightly higher.
In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 212.90 yen, 11 drop or 2.75 from
Thursday.
Jn London the pound cost $2.3963, compared to 12.3978.
Gold clos~ in London al $700 an ounce, up from $896 la~e
Thursday. ln Zurich, gold doeed at $700.50, $2 up rrom Thursday s
close. The metal was trading around $698.50 later today.
Q~r Ha• I lt•11 \ ·11llt•y
TAFr <AP) -Tbe second earthquake In the western San
Joaquin Valley in juat over two days rattled window• and
startled a few residents today but caused no serious dama1e,
o.f(iclals reported.
The 6: lt a.m . quake wu centered near Taft. about 22 miles
soutbwes~ ol Bakersfield, and was measured at 4.4 on the
open-ended Richter scale by the Caltech Seismology Laboratory
In Pasadena. ,
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. O•llY Piie! Staff -IAVINE HISTORICAL EXPERTS VOW FIGHT TO PRESERVE IAVINE LANDMARK
General Store May Go to Make Way tor Slx~ane Divided Highway
H~tory Threatened?
Fight Vowed for Olrl Irvine Gen~ral Store
By RICHARD GREEN
OI ,,_ O•lly Pilot SIMI
Historical authorities say they
a re prepared to fight against
road-widening plans that could
possibly result in the destruction
or s ome of the oldest buildings m Irvine
I an Johnson, P.resident of the
Ir vi ne llistotical Society, said
this morning she r)lans to make
sure proposed widening or. Sand
Cariyon Avenue doesn 't mean
the end for the Irvine Gene ral
Store. esl'ablished in 1909.
"Irvi ne h a s very f e w
historical buildings," she said.
"It's not just the Irvine General
Store. There are other buildings
along Sand Canyon that must be
protected like the old .bJac.ksmith
s hop, the bean a nd g rain
building and the lrvm e garage.
the old oak trees along Sand
Canyon must also be protected':"''
Ms Johnson said she has seen
too mu c h d es tru cti o n of
historical buildings in Irvine.
·'There used lo be an old
railroad ~talion by the Irvine
General Stor e," s he said. "That
was destroyed 10 1966 -or-1967. -
f 'rom P19• t I
It 's a good thing that Denise
Schoonover (who runs the store)
went over to the station with a
pickup truck and saved som e of
the old benches
WAR NEAR END? ... .. We lost the o ld Walnut
Warehouse a nd the Francis
Packing House ca m e down.
We're going to get involved in
the study about the widening of
fi ghting but warning that "any
assist ance offered to the Iranian
regime, especially in the field of
spue parts. will be considered
an !lCt of aggression &ga1nst
Iraq's security ..
There have been reports,
denied by Washin~ton , that Iran
might seek spare pa rts for its
Am e rican m ade planes 1n
JAPAN HARDEST HIT
BY Oil CUTBACK -A3
NUCLEAR WJ\R POSSIBLE
IN.MIDDLE EAST -A4
exchange for release of the 52
Americans it has held hostage
since Nov. 4.
Jran reported "ver y heavy"
civilian casualties rn Abadan
and Khorram shahr . two major
ports on the Sha tt al-Arab
waterway. Tehran Radio quoted
Iranian President Abolhassan
Bani -Sadr as denying Iraq's
c laim t h a t 1t had captured
Khorramshahr. It said he visited
the front Thursday and went
w ithi n f o ur miles o f
Khorramshahr.
Tehran Radio said "the brave
people" of Khorramshahr had
set up defenses on all s ides of
the city a nd were fi ghting in the
streets and on the rooftops.
The Iraqi military said earlier
Iraqi fo r ces had ·captured
Khorramshahr and were closing
in on Ahwaz. the capital of
I ra n 's oi l -rich Khuzestan
Province 70 miles to the north.
The claim fueled s pec ulation
Iraq was trying to seize a ll of
Tran's 24,000·square-mile oil
heartland.
A spokesma n in Paris for a
Fre nch oil company said the
lraq1 national oil company had
told its customers it had halted
··all oil exports " He declined to
elaborate but the Iraqi decision
was understood to mean it had
stopped shipments through the
pipelines to the Mediterranean
as we ll as through the gulf
Govern men t so urces 1n
neig hboring Un i ted Ara b
Emirates said more than 30
c argo sh ips c arrying goods
bound for Iraq and I ran were
anc hored jus t outside th e
Persian Gulf, apparently afraid
to enter the war zone
Baghdad Radio broadcast a
claim that Iraqi a nti-aircraft
brought down 11 Iranian planes
that raided the cities of Mosul
and Kirkuk and economic and
m ilit ary installations elsewhere.
Informed sources s aid there was
heavy damage t-0 the s mall oil
refinery in Kirkuk and to the
larger refinery in the southern
port of Basra, which Iranian JCts
pounded Thursday
The Iraqi comm and sa id three
of its planes were lost, but did
not confirm any dam age to its
refineries.
A group of re porters who
traveled to Basra from Kuwait
drove to a small village on the
banks of the Shatt oppos ite
Abadan. The reporters said they
could hear outgoing Iraqi
artillery from both the Iraqi a nd
Iranian sides of the waterway
toward Iranian positions near
Abad an.
"It looks like all of Abadan 1s
on fire." said London Times
corr espondent Robe rt Fis k
''The column of s moke from
Abadan'refinery is billowing for
miles into the air. Even t he
sound of incoming she lls passing
overhead was deafening."
The reporters said authorities
in Basra told them of having
counted 100 dead and 500
wounded in that Iraqi city since
the border dispute escalated into
an undeclared war.
and Canyon to make sure the
same thin~ doesn 't happen to the
store."
M s. Schoonover s aid this
m orning she is confident that the
city can fmd a way to improve
Sand Canyon and not harm the
store or other nearby structures.
The ci t y Publ il' Works
Oepartment now is studying how
the road c a n be Improved
without damaging h istorical
buildings and old oak trees along
the road.
Harry Ehrlich. public works
administrator for the city, said
he thinks t he r oad can be
widened without harming the
historic buildings.
H e s a i d local bistoii cal
authorities will be involved in
the design for improving Sand
Canyon between the San Diego
and Santa Ana freeways.
He explained the road m ust be
widened to si x lanes Cits
currently two lanes> because a
corporate yard and dog pound
will be bUJlt near Sand Canyon
a nd the Santa Fe ra ilroad
tracks
Alternatives
Under Study
A pu.blic forum exploring
alternatives to nuclear power is
scheduled to be held Sunday at
7:30 p.m. at the Laguna Beach
City Hall.
The forum is being sponsored
by the Committee for the Right
to Vote on San Onofre.
Panel members will discuss
waste heat, geothermal, solar,
hydroelectric, wind, and ocean
power sources Recycling and
conserva tion are also e xpected
to be discussed .
WHY
ALDEN'S?
We show more than thirty manufacturer's
carpet lines with approximately 3000
sa mples. We carry about 100 rolls of carpet
at special prices. In our remnant room _sire
hundreds of remnants from tiny to room size.
Every American manufacturer of vinyl is
represented in our vinyl display: Armstrong,
Congoleum. Gaf. Mannington, Biscayne and
Amtico. Rolls and remnants in stock at
special prices.
Our drapery department includes custom
fraperies. "Levelers," Woven Wood Blinds.
Custom Bedspreads and special treatments
for unusual windows. We not only have a
specialist in this department. but our own
excellent installer as well.
Wood floors are represented by several
manufacturers such as Bruce. Harris and
Sykes. Patterns include Plank and Parquet
designs.
DEN'S
••••••••••••••••• -instalfalion. custom draperies
II( 1''1 rnm ·linoleum. wood floor
. .
1663 PLACENTI~ A VENlJE C9_STt. MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 646-4838 -6 46 ·23.S.S
LOCAL
·Girls E.rperienc...-S•~
Kim Robinson. 11. holds hoses to he1' ears
and Listens to ster eo music as l l-year-old
Alicia Lewis waits her turn. Both belong to
a Culverdale Elementary School class that
recently went on a tour of the Expe rience
CentC'r, a hands~on mu~eum. next t o the
school in Ir vine . The free-to-the-public
muse um is open from noon to 5 p m .
Saturdays and Sundays, 9 a.m to 4 p.m.
Tuesdays throu~h Fridays
Dump Warnings Urged
HWtlingt,011 Hazard Cited by City Plam1,er
Meanwhile, the Pla nning Com-
mission this week approved the
frame work for environmental
s tudies concerning poss ible
hazards dealing with the ex -
cavation of about 100.000 cubic
ya rds of the conta minated
ma ten al.
that inclu<les the forme r four.
acre dump.
The environmental report con-
cerning potential hazards of ex-
cavation is scheduled to be com-
pleted Dec. 16
Friday, September 26, 1980 L/SC ONLY PtLOT All
·school Waives Fees
Mariners Open to Special Classes
By JERRY CLAU!'\EN
01 ... CHlly ...... Stolff
Schoolroom rent fees wiJl be
waived this year for a n or -
ganlzulion planning to offe r
enrichment classes at Mariners
Elementary School in Newport
Beach.
John Nicoll, superintendent of
the Newport-Mesa School Dis·
lrict , t.old trustees this week that
a $16-an-hour fee for classrooms
will be waived t o put the
elementary level classes within
reach of more district students.
SCHEDULED TO begin Oct. 6
a re c lasses in German. Spanish,
vocal and instrumental music,
art and science .
Instructors will be paid from
enrollment fees ranging between
$15 a nd $50 and collected by the
organizing Mariner s School
Parent-Faculty Organization, a
non·profit group.
The PFO "has or ganized a
pilot program of before and
a fter school classes," said Mrs .
Marian Robboy, one of the or -
ganizers.
"OUR CONCEPT of the pro-
gram arose with our recognition
of the financial realities facing
the NeWIX)rt·M~n School Dis·
trict and our wis h to help con-
tinue the oTstncl's tradition oT
excellence.·· she said.
Mrs Robboy s aid enroll men I
1s open to all childre n 1n the
school district and that the fa ll
"Super School" will run for 10
weeks.
She said that if regist ration
warrants the move, r emedial
reading and ma th also will be of-'
fered
Registration for the •Classes -
some trimmed from district
schools as the result of budget
cuts this year --is scheduled
Monday al Ma r iners School
between 3 : 15 and 6 p.m . and
Tuesday between 8 and 11 a.m.
MOST CLASSES will be of-
fered for a $20 fee, she said.
The exceptions include several
art classes, between $40 and $50,
to be given through the Newport
Harbor Art Museum's new out·
reach program .
The school district recently
drew criticism and the threat of
a lawsuit when it initially re-
fused to allow the American
•Civil Liberties Un'ion, another
non·prorit organization, to hold
an October seminar without
rental fees at Newport Harbor
High School.
Nicoll said Tuesday, however ,
that he sees no problem in the
proposed no-rent plan for the
Ma riners School -based or-
ganization.
HE SAID THAT like the Boy
Scouts and Camp Fire Girls.
"the PFO organizations have
favored national status with the
dis trict."
Information about the classes
may be obtained by oalling
Mariners School, 760-3466.
Res~dents Only?
Peninsula Parking ,
Study Autlwrized
A recently r ekindled dream
a mong Newport Beach politi-
cians to IJ mit parking along the
Balboa Pentsi!\ula to residents
only may be-•both impracttcal
and illegal
Hut Newport council member:.
have asked city planning com-
missioners to push on with a
study or the "r esidents only"
p3rking scheme.
COUNOL MEMBERS, dunng
a n afternoon study session this
week, were told that such a
move could be construed as in·
te rfering with the public's right
to access to beaches
heach and where you also have
lots of renters.·'
He said if a permit program is
to wortc, it would be necessary to
estcrblistt a proof of residency
!"-YStem. a process that would be
cumbersome when dealing with
a transient renter population.
ANOTHER DRAWBACK. he
noted, is that th~;,-.ecord of beach
shuttle services 1s not a sterling
one. He said s uch service in
Long Beach was discontinued in
m ids ummer because or poor
ride rship.
Huntington Beach Planning
Commission Chairman Mark
Porter said that he will ask the
city to embark on a public in
formation program to warn resi·
dents of possible hazards posed
by an abandoned c h e mical
dump in the city.
Porter said that schools could
be asked to warn children of the
apparent dangers.
Another alternative would be
sending leaflets to neighbors of
the site, southeast of the in
ter section of Warner Avenue
and Bolsa Chica Street. urging
them to keep th'eir children awa~ from the four·acre dump. ~
The studies wi II focus on
monitoring the a r e a for
poisonous vapors during ex-
cavation. an evacuation plan for
residents. safety measures for
workers, and precautions for the
transpQrtation of the material.
Please! Don't C<dl
Bay City 'Frisco'
Further , explained city traffic
e?lgineer Rich Edmonston, the
parking concept could prove to
be a ni g htmare f or
adm inis trators strapped with
the duty of determining who
lives on the peninsul a
Th e idea. s u gges t ed b y
Councilwoman Ruthe lyn Plum-
mer last month. centered on is-
suing parking s tickers to resi·
dents and developing a shuttle
bus service to move tourists in
and out of the area
A beach shuttle service pro-
vided by the Bank of NewpQrt in
Corona del Ma r , where runs are
made from the bank's parking
lot to three local strands. has on-
ly attracted mild interest.
"When families head to the
beach." said Edmonston, "they
come with folding chairs. rafts
and pi.cn~c lunehes.-Jt's just--
more convenient to pull right up
OFFICIALS FROM the state
Department of Health Services
have noted t hat toxic and can-
cer-causin g chemicals have
risen to the surface in places.
posing potential health hazards.
Causing Porter 's concern is
the fact that neighborhood
youngsters play at the site and
use the ar e a as a bicycle
course.
Porter also said that dis -
cussions are under way with the
MoJa Construction Co .. property
owner . to ring the area with a
chain link fence
2 NetDport ltlen
T h e state De pa rtm ent of
Health has urged the city to al-
low Mol a to haul a way the-
material and bury it at a new
dump site. probably in West
Covina.
Th e r eco mm e ndation ,
however. is oppos ed by the
South Coast Air Quality Manage·
menl District wh1('h has warned
that excavation would expose
the. community to toxic gases
and particularly matter that re-
portedly includes cancer caus-
ing agents.
MOLA r s SEE KIN G
perm 1ssion to build more than
200 condominiums at the site
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -
Som e a rg ued tbal only ill·
advised tourists and the unap-
preciative call the fabled City by
the Bay ·•Frisco," while others
claimed only snobs and nit·
pickers insist on calling it San·
Francisco.
But a judge presiding over a
trial raucous with laughter and
hard·nosed opinions ruled in
favor of those who believe Frisco
is a nickname tantamount to an
ins ult.
THE DECISION by Judge
Dorothy von Beroldingen was
greeted with thunderous ap-
plause in the packed chamber of
the Court of Historical Review
and Appeals.
Probe Continues
Into Pit Deaths
While the First Amendment's
freedom of speech provisions al-
low people to use the word
Frisco, Judge von Beroldingen
said there is a need for an official
policy.
There was no immediate reac-
tion from attorney Quentin Kopp,
who argued for use of the name
Frisco
At one po int , Kopp rose
solemnly from his seat to ques-
tion· a witness , Monsignor
Richard Knapp, pastor of Mis·
s ion Delores Bas rlic a , who
testified against the use of the
word from a reli gious point of
view
State officials are sttll in-
vestigating the deaths of two
N e wport Be a ch m e n who
perished in a Costa Mesa in-
dustriaJ test pit I ast week
A state Occupational Safety
and Health Administration of·
fi clal sald that investigators are
paying speciaJ attention to "con·
fined space entry procedures" at
the J .C . Carter Co. pump
manufacturing plant where the
technicians' frozen bodies were
found early last Thursday
Jim Brown. OSHA district
m anager , said the Orange County
• Coroner is not expected to de-
termine causes in the men's death
for at least two more weeks.
The dead men, Byrd Guy Hlll.
38, and Charles E. Haley, 29. were
found in the pump testing pit by
plant employees atabout7 a.m.
They had been setting up a test
to be conducted by day-shift
workers Thursday. plant offictaJs
noted. .
Brown said the 10.foot·deep,
Movie Night
Scheduled
In Newport
A night at the movies that will
provide fun for Harbor Mea
school girls through Girls Club
r ec reation programs is
scheduled Oct. 2 al the Edwards
Lido Theater in Newport Beach.
Mn. Barbara Meserve, presi-
dent of the Harbor Area Girls
Club board or directors, invites
tbe public to see "That's Enter-
tainment. ... featun mm abown
u an amaual fund-raiaer.
Tlc:kea an $10 per person for
the 7 p.m . movie, and refresh·
menu will be supplemented by
1t•1• entertainment by Girls
Club membera. Reservations
mar be made b)' calling
..... 1111.
cement-lined pit contained three
test vessels for checking out
pumps manufactured to load pro-
pa ne aboard ships and other
trans Ports.
HE SAID BOTH propane and
nitrogen were housed in the pit.
The nitrogen. he said , is used to
fill jackets around propane con-
tainers to cr eate frigid tern·
peratures to keep that gas in
liquid form.
Rrown said five investigators
conver~ed at the plant. at 671 W.
17th St.. immediately following
the deaths and that three are still
assigned to an in vestiga lion.
The OSHA official said his men
have found no "major significant
leaks " in the testing equipment.
COSTA MESA Fire Marshal
Russ Henderson reported that
initially it was believed gas had
s uffocated the me n a nd that
their bodies subsequently were
frozen in the pit.
He sa1d temperatures in the pit
could have reached ?SO degrees
below zero. but Brown said today
bis reports indicated tem-
per atures were more like SO
degrees below zero when the two
bodies we..re discovered.
KOPP APPEARED to have
the Catholic priest on the ropes
Job Fair Set
For Oct. 22 _
A job fair, aimed a t getting
local employers and prospective
employees together, will be held
Oct. 22 at cente r c ourt in
Newport Be ac h 's Fashio n
Island.
OfCicials from the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Com-
merc.e, s~nsor of the day-long
event. estimate nearly 100 com-
pany representatives will be on
hand.
Employers are urged to re-
serve tables early as they will be
assigned on a first come, first
served basis. Each reserved ta-
ble will cost $100.
For information, call 644·8211.
Sand Artistry
Newport Evem Oct. 19
Newport Beach's san'dcastle building contest, which
traditionally draws hundred.a of sand artists and spectators, has
beenaetforOct.19.
Tbe Sunday afternoon event, dorint wbicb sandcastle
builden get two hours to create their masterpieces, will be held
al Corona deJ Mar State Beach.
Prises, ranging from molt humorous, to uruque, wm be.
awarded f0Uowfn1 the com.petition. Entrants, who must pay flO
to reserve a beach plot, should call Mt-8211 for reservaUons.
Coot.estants are permitted to use any tools necessary
fot their creation.
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for a moment. "You took vows as
a priest. Is there an ything in the
vows you've taken which pro-
hibits the word "Frisco?"
"No." the priest replied.
But the cleric agreed with
several other witnesses who con-
tended that if you could shorten
the name St. Francis to Frisco ,
you might tll5o say "St. Poncho
of Assisi or St. Frankie of As -
sisi." That ju.st wouldn't do. he
said.
-SHE NOTED that some cities.
including Beverly Hills and San
Francisco, have enacted pref.
e rential parkin~ regulations
with reasonable success.
··But this is a coastal area:·
s aid Edmonston, "where you
have people coming in to use the
to the beach than squeeze on a
bus ."
Quake in valley
C OALINGA (AP ) -A
moderate earthquake rattled·'
some windows in this western
San Joaquin Valley city but ap-
parently caused no damage. The
quake registere d 4 .2 on tbe
Richter scale.
It makes Cents to shop with
money-saving food coupons
from the Daily Pilot.
Start saving today.
Ca 11 642-4321
and ask our
circulation department
for home delivery.
Coupon Savings -one more
reason people all along the
Orange Coast value the
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vegetables are ova1lable now .it
yQur local n urser ) 1n flab p<1ks
a n d s mall po ts , .i s :.ma ll
transplants read ~ to ::.t~t out in
the garden.
O f the m a n> t r a nsplant
a vailable. ther e will be broccoli ,
cauliflowe r . lettuce, c abbage
a nd B~els s prouts Also, iook
for seed of such tastl' trea~ as
bee ts. carrots. rit dishes and
turnips whic h can be sown now
BA.SlCALLl' THE lDEA 'with
growing winter vegetables is the
s ame as that in growing cool
s eason a nnu al flowe r s The
ea rlier you get them 111, the
mor e bountiful the ha rvest will
be . Plant vour cool s eason
gardennow. ·
When it comes to how mur h to
grow of each vegeta ble. 1t 's easy
to overplant or ru,n short For a
family of :our, the California As·
socialion or Nurserymen sug-
gests up to a dozen plants each
of broccoli. a russcls s prouts.
cabbage, and c aulin ower.
For lettuce, a 20-foot row with
heading varieties spaced a foot
apart. leafing var ieties only half
that much Radishes ma ture
quickly and are besl when first
ready, plant one fi ve-fool row at
one month intervals. A 30-foot row
of carrots a nd 15-foot rows of
beets and turnips aJI spaced
two inches apart. s hould do the
trick ,. .
.Tfaink· Tulips
Fall is the lime to plant tulips. Plant bulbs along u
pathway or to enhance the edging of a porch . They even
do beautifully in pots to add a splash of color to the entry
way or on the patio. You might even put a few under that
Oowe ring tree.
Oklahoma Pumpkin
'World's Biggest'
BlNGER, Okla. <APJ -Until now, Binger·~ biggest claim to
fame was being the home of Cincinnati Reds star J ohnny Bench.
But now Bench will have to take a back s eat to a 240·pound
pumpk:io.
Merl Sims, ma intenance supervisor at Binger schools, grew a
pumpkin measuring 7 feel and 3 inches around.
"The fair is going on here, so ... we took it down to the grain
elevator and weighed 1t," s aid School Superintendent Merrell
Dilks '·Jt weighed 240 pounds."
A folder from the South Dak<>ra company that supplied the
seeds mentioned a pumkm grown a few years ago reputed to be the
world's largest
Dilks said he called t he Guemcy Seed Co. at Yankton, S_O.,
and found the fobled pumpkin was a me re 220 pounds
.. They s:ud as far as they know. this Oklahoma pumpkin is the
world 's biggest pumpkin.'' he said.
Cut Flowers Last
Mums Tops for Autumn Colnr
"Mums" can bt' founJ at nurseries now in a
wide variety of well nurtured plants. They'll be
blooming in the next few weeks and wHI provide
color for your garden well into winter whether
planted in beds .md border:. or in pots and con·
tainers.
Mos t chr ysanthemum v ariet ies seem lo
respond to the gardener's touch almos t im
mediately. And as cut n o wers, they are long last
mg.
Where they are already planted, m ums should
have generous amounts of fertilizer in the next few
weeks. Main s talks can be strengthened by last
minute disbudding a nd the plants should be staked
if fall wmds threaten t o endanger them
H ardy to tende r , depending ·on the species,
c yclamen will prove effective if combined with
other low g1 owin~ plants in borders. Their heart-
sha ped leaves and flowers of white, pink and rose
a re very effective Their flowers resemble shoot-
ing <;tars and their leaves are also attractive. All
eycla men grow best in a fairly rich, porous soil
with lots of humus and in filtered shade.
Y'"ou'JI also find a few camellia varieties
ava ilable in many nurseries that will add beautiful
"painted" color lo your fall garden. Ask about the
sa s anqua camellias with their shiny foliage with
masses of multipel..iled blooms. The sasanqua is a
fine winter blooming camellia shrub, restrained in
g rowth and pli able enough to be trained as a vine.
espaliered. or even used as ground cover. Blooms
a re single, semidouble and double in white. pink am.I
olushes of pink to lavender.
PLAN AHEAD~ .. HAVE A GREEN Gardening
Feud Ends
In Court
LAWN ALL WINY.ER!
5 BAGS BANOINI
STEER ANO 10 LBS.
OREGON RYE
GRASS SEED ... enouQI\
IO CCJ\'er 1.000 SQ tr
fil!I ~ NAS HVILLE, Tenn.
(AP) It m ay have
Our Certified Nurserymen
tell you how lo winier·
green yo ur lawn
a 14.42
value
s t a rt ed when G . W
Harpe r . 68 , dug up
n ei ~hb o r Paulin e
Dunwoody's g ladiolas
-----------------------------... a nd blooming crabapple
Beoutif ul Spring Hyacinths
Fragrant, long-lasting
cut flowe rs and ideal
bulbs to g'°w in pots. mJ
12 OR MORE BULBS
tree.
They were blocking
his view of the street,
Harper said .
But that didn't give
Mrs. Dunwoody, 74. the
right to purs ue Harper
with an e l ec tr ic
lawnmower., Gen.era!
Sessions Judge Robert
More Bulbs to plant now... Sutton ruled.
DAFFODILS • RANUNCULUS • 1a~·~t ;~J;'5;g:~~~o~:
TULIPS • FREESIA • CROCUS • MORE ing after somebody with
-----------------------------.. a running lawnmower," I Flori~t Special I Sutton said.
In hopes of maintain-
ing peacf!, the judge
declared a l S·square·
Coot. rigbt·of·way plot
adjoinin g their p r o ·
perties off limits to both
of them.
P-a n t Cole Crops Now
.
Ha:ve Frf!s h Vegetables in Late Fall, Wiriter
Ir yoo live on the coast you can
l'Jant colc crops most any time.
In other areas or California now
is 11 good time to plan\ such cole
c r o ps as broccoli, Brussel
s prouts, cabbage , caulinowe r,
Cninese cabbage , colla rds, kale
1.md kohlrabi.
According to Vincent E .
Rubat zky. vegetable specialist,
Univers ity of Ca l ifornia
Cooperative Exlen.sion, planting
now will allow small plants to
gel a good start before cool fall
days You will be able to harvest
t h ese v itam in -r ich, fres h
vegetables m lale rail ahd mtd
the winter. depend ing on your
are a and the crop you plant.
COLE CROPS ARE generally
planted in rows but because of
their attractive, compact leafy
appearance. they also do well in
the or n a m ental g a r d e n ,
wherever there is room, or 1n
containers
Preplant fl'rtilizal1on helps
crops thrive If yo.u u::.c steer
manure, work in 1 to 11 2 pounds
per square foot of garden area.
Poultry m anurt? i!. r 1cher -I
pound per 5 Squa re feet IS SUfh
r icnt Work mauurc uniforml~
into the top 6 inch t.'S of soil
several weeks or more• before
pla nting.
Commerc ial fertilizer 06-20 0
o r equivalent> should be applied
at the rate or 2 pounds per 100
square feet of garden space. The
fertilize r numbers refer lo
pe rce nta ges o r nitroge n ,
phosphorus a nd potassium in
that orde r California soils
usually do not need pdtassium.
IF YOU PREFER not to mix
the fert.ilizer with the soil, you
can apply it as a band. Dig a fur·
row a longside the planting row
about 21h inches deeper than you
will plant the sma ll transplants.
Sprinkle fertilizer evenly along
the furrow and cover with al
least 2 inches of soil. Wate1
enough to moisten t he soil deep
ly The soil should be kept moist
throughout the g rowing season.
b ut avoid excessive m ois ture
Cole crops a re very suscepll-
ble to insect damage. Aphids are
com m on and 1f a llo wed to
persist. hard to get rid of. The
cabbage worm and c abbage
loope r can also be devastating
f;!nd may require preventive
h·eatment.
Ma ny important nutrients are
provided by cole crops and lh~y
are also low in calories. Broe·
coli, caulinower, and the cab-
bage varieties are excellent
sources or vitamin C, especrnlly
if eaten raw. Green vegetables
such as broccoli, collards and
kale are e-~llent -source~ or -
carotene, which can be convert-
ed into vitamin A in the body.
Weekerul
Gardening
Checklist
• Spring blooming perennia~
may be plant ed as soon as they
a re available at the nurser)
The earlier you plant them the
betler off they'll be next s pring
Ask for primroses. violets and
11hlox.
.'This 1s the ideal lime lo plant
ornamental trees and shrubs
Once the winter rains com e, you
won't need to worry a bout keep·
Ing them watered
• Use soil conditioners like
gypsum now The coming rains
will help work them deeper into
the SOii.
• Overcrowded clum!J!'> of
perennials Like Shasta Da1s1es
produce fewer and rewer flowers
each year To remedy this, hft
and divide them now. Re plant
the divisions after you add some
s lo w rel ease fertili ze r ;,i nd
hum us to the planllng sites.
• Heminder : the ~ooncr you
set out the winter annuals, the
s oone r y ou'll have winter
blooms If you ""'.ail too long.
c-old we ather may dela. bloom
until spring. ;
• Dutch iris. freesi:ls, ixia .
s paraxis and ~evcra l other spr
ing-blnom1ng bulb~ a r e be~t
planted lh1s month
Rroccoli, ka le a nd other cote
vegetables can also be s igrufi.
cant sources of iron a nd
calcium, as well as other impor·
tant minerals and vitam ins.
Pere1mials
Bookle t
Available '
If you like flowers but aren't
crazy about pl anting new ones
e ver y s pring, per haps peren-
nials are for you.
These plants hve from year to
year and so you get cont inufog
n owers.
THERE AR .. ; DOZENS of dif
rcrcnt types or perennials you
ca n plant , most a vailable at
your h.lcdl 11lJrber y or g<1rdep
shop. Usually they are in bloom
when offered for sale, so you can
select the color!> you want for
yo ur ga rden
Look for plants that <.ire com-
pact and dark grt'cn. Plants held
in warm shi pping areas are
seldom vigorous You can tell
plants that have been held 111
warm <treas too long by the trun
pa le yellow stems and leaves.
A void buying thcso.
f'OR DETAILS ON preparing
soil and planlrng, the Depart-
ment of Agriculture has put out
a h elpful bookle t , "Grnwing
Flowering f'l'rcnnials .''
T he booklet sells for $1 and
can be ordered from Consumer
l11for mation ·center , Dept. l.2'lH,
Pueblo, Colo .. 81009.
T r y Calendula 8
Now, the modern gard~ner is
nut resln cted only to the bnght
yellow and orange calendulas.
The re arc ..,u btle shades of
c.spricot , ~r:.1mnion , cream a nd
soft yellow T hink about mass·
ing the sini;ilc_ c.:oJorS-alo ng
dn v~\\ays, garden pa ths ci nd
_parkinJ? st nµs
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VOL. 73, NO. 270, • SECTtONS, ._. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1980 C/N TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
Banks lli"ke Priine Rate to 13 Percent
BULLETIN
St'Vt'ral baat1 la t~rf'~
Wf'ttf'ra statH, l~allforala .
Oreaoa Hcl Waallt.atea railed
U1eir prim• ratt' today t• u
PUC'f'Bt from IZ.I pt"rC'f'•t.
Callfonala baab talll•a ow
atltoa lathded l'alted
C'allforala, l'allfonla f'lr••
Baak, Uoyd1 BHk Callforwia,
the Bank of ('allfornla aad
!Wnrity Padftt' Nata..al .....
Earllt'r in th.-day, Chase
M anhatum Hank 1n Nf'w York
City had tllke<:I 1L'i prime lcndtn6'
ralf' to 13 percent fol lowt'd by
Cltlbank
The Federal Reset vt-Roard
h3d hiked Its key harlk ltndinK
rd le ihursda~ from 10 pt·r C'e nl to
11 pt'r<'ent
The at'tion by the seven·
member board ;sl!IO raises the
llkelibood that the nation's
re<'overy fro m the current
rt-t'lllJl!IOO will be slowed.
Spokesm en t or both the
tu>usina and auto ind~tries ba~e
warned that a new increase in
Interest rates could cause a
pr e matur e e nd t o th e
improvement in sales in t.ho6e
two industries and tip the scales
of the nation's economy toward
recession again.
But the board was apparently
more worried that a rapidly
expanding supply of money
could worsen the natlon~s
innation rate.
Because most economists
believe e.xcessive growth of the
money supply contributes to
tnnatioo by puttint more money
in the bands of conaumera and
buatnesaes, the board obviously
felt it had to act. Higher interest
rates discourage borrowin1, and
thus itlow the growth in the
money' supply.
Interest rates have generally
been on the rise in recent weeks,
and Thursday's action by the
board appeared likely lo
Iraqi Planes Bo
continue the trend. Several
major banka increased tbelr
prime lendlnt rate last week, to
12.5 percent, the highest level
since mid-June, although still
,veil below the April peak of 20
percent.
Home mortgages rates also
have been edging up in recent
weeka : The 1ove rnment
(See BATES, Page A!)
~~-____:,_-=--=-Tehran Oil ~Refinecy--==-rm
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New Kid in TOIDll
Western Airlines jet approaches John Wayne Airport for
test landing. The airline recently won right to fly one
flight a day out of the county airport starting Oct. 27.
Until now. only Air California and Hughes Airwest have
been able to fly from the airport. Western officials
brought in the plane todaY-to study landing and takeoff
patterns . Noise tests revealed ttie 737 will generate
roughly the same amount of noise produced by the Air
California jets.
Huge Award Given
For Birth Damages
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Oft• Oeltr ,.. ... Sa.ft
A settlement lhat could lolaU26
minion has been awarded in
Orange County Superior Court to
the family of a 3-year·old Laguna
Hills girl whosuirered mental and
physical injuries during birth at
Mission Community Hospital in
1977.
Terms of the settlement were
announ ced i n ope n court
Thursday by Superior Court
Judge John K. Trotter, who met
with attorneys for the hospital
and parents during the past
week to reach a final accord.
As explained by Trotter lo
Brenda and Rona ld Na th,
parents of Kaleina Nath, the
youngster's estate will receive
$50,000 annually from the
Mission Viejo hospital with a
built-in escalator clause of 4
percent a year.
Co as&
Should the child live a normal
life span of about 72 years, the
damages....cQl.lld ~tal $26 million.
the judge told the Nith .
Trotter said a conservatorship
would be established for the
young girl's estate. ·
He said the Naths could invest
the monies the estate receives but
they would be answerable lo the
court each year on how those
funds were used.
In addition to the settlement.
the family ~s attorney, Robert L.
Charbonneau of Newport Beach.
was awarded $250.000 in legal
fees.
Court documents indicate
Mrs. Nath was admitted to
M1ss1on Community Hospital in
September, 1977, to give birth.
However, she claimed she was
left unattended on a gurney for a
long enough time for the fetus to
suffer injuries when its now of
oxygen was restricted. Thia led
to brain damage and other
injuries.
Civilians
Evacuate
Airport
BAGHDAD, Iraq <AP ) -Iraq
claimed its warplanes bombed
an oil refinery in Tehran today
in retaliation for repeated
Iranian air strikes. The blow
against the Iranian capit.ol came
as refineries of both countries in
the oil heartl and to the
southwest were ablaze after
be~vy artillery duels on the fifth
day of the war.
The Tehran attack was
reported even as both Persian
Gulf oil giants appeared to ~
moving toward mediation of
their border conflict.
The Tehran refinery produces
200 ,000 barrels of oil a day.
about one third of Iran's
domestic cons umption before
the revolution. Iraq threatened
other such attacks unless lran
JAPAN HARDEST HIT
SY OIL CUTBACK·-A3
NUCLEAR WAR POSSIBLE
IN •DOLE EAST -A4
stopped its daily air raids on
Iraqi oil lifelines.
Minutes after the air raid was
r e ported, Tehran Radio said
Iranian officials were ordering
civilians to evacuate the entire
vicinity of Tehran's Mehrabad
international airport "for
sec urity reasons ." The
broadcast a lso told Tehran
residents to ·'tum off your lights
and stay where you are until we
telJ you otherwise."
Both countries have indicated
they will accept Is lamic
m e diation . according to
Pakistani Foreign Minister Aga
Shahi. a key figure in the
40-member lslamic Conference
of Nations. He s poke with
reporters in New York in
advance of a meeting of U.N.
dele1tates who a l so are
members o f the Islamic
conference.
... •
ENGINEER PUTS II MILLION MIDGE BUILDING PROJECT INTO PIAIPECTIYI
Third Greclen From Mertnera lchool Toured M• to ... Mechlnery In Action
Bridge Kibitzers
Kids Get Ans1vers on Bay Project
By STEVE MARBLE Ot .. Dett,~ .....
Ike Yamagata lipped the yellow hardhat
back-on his head and pointed down the dusty
knoll toward the mid-day busUe in Newport
Bay.
The gr oup of third graders, tom between
scouting through lunch bags and following the
structural engineer 's cue lo take in the
panoramic view, quieted down.
"WE'RE BUILDING A new bridge," be
began. "because the old one Is too rickety. It's
too old, too narrow.''
The classmates from Mariners School in
Newport Beach nodded in agreement.
"What are you going lo do with lhe old one
mister?'' ptped up one towhead. '
Yamagata, who's been working on the project
with the Kasler Corp. since last sprinh, told them
the 1931 bridge would be torn down.
"ilE YOU GOING TO blow tt uo with
dynamite?" another student asked aa others
Rocchio and a squadron of parents, had biked
up the hill where the old Castaways Restaurant
once stood to get a look at the bridge work.
Since the class is studying machinery, the
teacher reasoned the bridge work would more
than give ber students an eyeful of cranes. pile
drivers and earth movers.
BUT MOaE THAN machinery, the students
appeared to have an interest in lhe economics of
the project, ex:peded to be finished in a year.
Most wanted to know how much the new bridge
would cost.
"Around $9 million," said Yadtagata.
Several students whistled in apparent awe. One
said, "My dad makes that much."
Trudging back down the hill, several
students admitted they weren't quite sure what
they'd learned.
"But I think I learned a lot," said Tom
Eastmond with a shrug. ''I hope we don't have
to write a paper on this."
nodded, indicating it was a good auestion_ llA'ITllEW PINEDA SAID he wanted to
The engineer said no. He told them when come back and "watch them blow up the
brid0 e." the new seven-lane bridle is complete, workers e . d ·
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Trotter noted that. the child
would need around-the-clock
attention. by nurses-and he
approved the deposit of a lump
sum of money in a fund that
would be used specifically for
medical bills.
Baghdad Radio broadcast a
statement by Iraqi Foreign
Minister Saadooo Hammadeh
saying Iraq would "welcome
any discussion" lo end the
fighting but warning that "any
assistance offered to the Iranian ·
regime, especially in the field of
spne parta, will be considered
an act of aggression against
Iraq's security."
There have bee n ~epqrt~
denied by WaahlnJlton, that Iran
<See WAa, Pase Ai>
would use a "headache ball" to knock down the Many a motorist stuck in the uly
Pacific Coast Highway Bridge. _ _bu~~:to-bum~....r OD -t.be -bridge llllely-woul1----H
The third gnde..-s, along with teacher Jean agree with tfieyoun1ater.
Weather
Dense night and mom-ine fog, clearing to mostly
•WlllY Saturday afternoon.
Lows toni1ht 55 at the
beaches, 65 inland. Hi1ha
Saturday lower 70s to near
80.
l~SIDE TODA 't'
The "crown princeH o/
por~JI~ leadl of I o "*" of nt1rtaiftment at local col-
~gf• -nm be/ore all Ille
atudenU arriw. See Page Cl.
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The Nalbs agreed in court to
-accept-an-addilional-·$SQ,ooo_
from the hospital's insurance
company to give up their right to
sue when the child dies. The
judge said they would liave bad
the right to initiate another
cause of action upon her 4eath.
The Natbs originally flied
their lawsuit against the hospital
and its three owners in October,
1978.
Pair Convicted
LOS ANGELF.s CAP) -Two
men were convicted by • federal
court jury on charges stemminc
from the operation of. a cocaine
dlttrlbution rlng out of the
Hollywood Park horse racin1
track. They are Alvadro 0 .
Perdomo, 55, a bone trainer,
and Juan 0 . Fernande1, 1'1, owner
of an upholstery shop near the vaek.
NetqHJrt Botdenlrd
Traffic Study Airs a SUrprise
BJ 1EaaY CIAUSEN ... .,..,""' ..... A pair of Caltrana traffic
studies anvelled Tbunday night
ln Cotta Mesa produced one
a~rprise but confirmed
1omethln1 that juat about
everyone drlvint Newport
Boulevard already know• -
traffic alon1 the major .
tborouPfare la 1ettlnl heavier.
Tbe llll'PrlH, accordinl to
Caltram official•, ia tbat an
October, 11'71, survey abow•
moat southbound traffic l•
headed for Costa Mesa, not
Ne~Beach.
1t abo reveals, said ~rt
Burrell, seni or Caltrana atreet la just a funnel for
en I i nee r , t h a t N e w port beach-bound motorists beadinl
Boulevard's traffic does not for Newport Beach.
•OVerloed Pacific Cout Hl1hway Stlll unknown, however, are
:in either direction. all of the resultl of a survey
Burrell aired the 1971 survey conducted lut Au1ut at the
and part1 of one made last bei1bt of the summer beach
Augual durin1 a City Hall aeuon.
meetin1 of the Route 55 'that aurvey .,_ •bow that
Transportation Study Polley more southbound veblelH
Advlaory Committee. pa1aecl • -ebeekpobat at ll•a Burrell said the 11'11 study ta Drive la Calta ll•a, but the
at1nlflcant ln that Newport ort1lD and deltlnatlm o1 tbaM
Beacb offtclals have claimed drtYen wan't be lmowa '*11 a
moet ol tbe boulnard tralftc ta c 0 m p u te r "e d st u d y h
beaded for Costa ll•a. com,..._. iD about two.-...
COila lhla oftklala, on the The AUl*t shdr llldk.._
otherhand, bne claimed the that 48,000 veblclH ware
aoutbbound on Newport
Boulevard over a 24-bour
weekday period, compared to
only 31,000 on a weekday in 1179.
It allo reveals tbat on Au:u!:i
a Sunday, •.ooo veblclea p
the checkpoint, compared to ~
J0,000 makla1 tbe trip on a
Sunday la Odober, 1m.
Tbe 1"" ltucb 1bow1 tbat 11
percent of tile motorl1U ,..,..."I to a postcard 1urve; m• a IP key locatiou wen
fTom Newpwt, 21 percent lived
In Ca.ta II~~ 4 perceat ill JnlM; M per~ la other~ of tlM eoaaty aad I pettftt
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Happy F.-.-ling
Notice that tunny feelrng c~p~ng?across. your fac~,
and notice your mouth widening . That s called a
smile. /\net if funny sounds burst from y~ur throat .
blame the la ughter on 10-nwoth-old. Kevin Kelly of
Clearwat<.•r , Fla .. who dares you not to catch the
magic of hts h appiness.
County Burglary
f----Probe May Widen
An investigation into a stolen
good s -f o r -dru gs f e n ci n g
oper ation 1n south Orange
County may expand into Costa
Mesa and Irvin e a nd other
central county loca t ions . a
sheriff's department spokesman
said today.
Burgla ry invest igators sa1d
Thursday they have recovered
more than $100.000 in jewelry.
pre c i o u s s t o n es , s t ereo
e qulpm-e rit, -Silverwa r e a nd
television sets in connection with
'Doctor' Still
Jailed on
Murder Rap
A Coto de Caza m an who
allegedly posed as a physician in
Southern Californi a for four
years, a nd allegedly lost one
patie nt who died o f acute
diabetes, remains jailed today in
lieu of up lo SS0.000 b.ail
their arrest of two adults and
seven j uveniles.
.. The kids were goin~ out and
committing the burglaries . then
trading the s tolen goods for dope
marij uana and other drugs,"
said sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart.
The adult s arre s t e d i n
connection with the alleged
f e n c ing ope r a ti 6 n w e r e
identified as Robert Bla<'kwell,
23, and his w1fe, Lis a, 19, of
Laguna Hills.
Most of the stolen property
was recovered during a search
at the Blackwell residence, Hart
said.
"We hav e cl e are d 30
burglaries that occurre d
throul!hout the south county,"
Hart said. "Now we 're looking
at raS"es that occurred in Irvine,
Costa Mesa, Tustin and Santa
Ana.".
The r ecover ed pr operty is
•
Canyon
Complex
Planned
'l'h~ lrvlnc C'onwuny h11s filed
plantt for 11 36 oole golf course
arid l.465 bumh in l.111tC~na
Canyon u phrn that *Ould
r t'Jlli<'l' a Joint propoti •I with the
City of l~wua Beach th1o1t w11:s
M1utlthf'd earlier lhi11 yt ar.
Tho l.agunl.I Ue ach City
Council voted In April to reject a
Syr arnore Ullh> de velopment
plan that would Include l ,831
re.1dtnlial unlL'I on l,400 acres
1n the canyon
That plan int'lucled 100 acres of
lht' S22 •<'re Sycamo re Hills
parcel, located be tween Laeuna
t' u n yon ;and •;I Tor~ roads
·rht> <'tty purchased Sycamore
lltlls from the Rancho Palos
V1•r11t'S Corp two itnd one half
, ~an. ago for $6 75 mil hon to end
)l'•H~ of luws u1ts ,b(>tween lht'
dt"velo1>ment c-ompany and the
C.'I t)'
The plan offered this wct•k hy
t h e lrv tnt' Corn1>any •wOuld
1n c·ludc two 18 h o l e ~o lf
dlamp1onshiµ c.·ours(•s on 360
ant's, probably lh(· lar l"(c.'sl
complex in Or~1 nge County ,
ac.·cording tu c.·ompany uffil-1als
Tht.> c-omph•x would serve u:.
headquarte r!> of th~ SouUwrn
California G<1lf AssoctttUon.
A 300-room mn and dubhoust',
restaurant and golf or ient1·d
retail shops would bt> included.
sa1d spokesman, J.en:.~-Colli .
The golf assor1att0n would
d es i ~n a nd ope r a te the golf
course , wh ic h w ou ld h e
a vaila ble fo r public use 90
pe rcent of the time. Collins said
· • We'rf:I very e nthusiastic
a bout it," he s aid. ··w e think it's
a plan that meets a ma jor public
need and keeps a significant
visible portion of the la nd in open
space."
Mesa Boy, 5,
Injured by
Auto, Dies
A li ttle Costa Mesa boy .,,truck
and hurled to the pave m ent by a
ca r as he ran into the street near
his home-'.n!esday died of hjs
i njuries Thursday night in
Founta in Valley Community
Hospital.
Ronnie Garcia . 5 , whos e
family lives at 2901 Mendoza
Drive, s uccumbed about 5:30
p. m ., according to hospital
officials .
O r ange County Corone r 's
d e put ies s ai d fun e ra l
arrangements will be handled
b y M acDo u gal l F a mily
Mortuary in Santa Ana.
Gerald Ram es. 47, did win a
reduction of his $200,000 bail at a
hearing T hursday in Harbor.
Judicial District Court before
Judge Rober t Polls . Another
hearing on the case was set Oct.
20 in the same court
Barnes st and s accused of
murder, grand theft, unlicensed
medical practice and issuance of
J alse prescnptions as the result
~f a s ix-week probe by the State
Board o f Me di ca l Quality
Assurance. .:
_a waiting ide ntific ation by
burglary victims at the sheriff's
d e partme nt south county
subs tation at 30143 Crown Valley
P arkway, La gun a N igue l
Further information may be
obta ined by telephoning 834-6005
between 8 a .m . and 5 p.m . Spokesmen for the funeral
ho m e sai d the fa mily was
• ·• scheduled to confer with them
later today about rites for the
c hild.
Monday through Friday.
Among the 1rem s investigators
are seeking to find owners to is a
unique ring fashioned in the
shape of an American Oag , It is
set with red , white ·and blue
stones.
Deputy Distri ct A t lorney
Enright argued Thurs d ay for
sustaining the $200.QC!O bail set
by Orange Co un ty Supe rior
Court Judge Richard Beacom.
Barnes' d efe ns e attorney ,
David Brit'kner, a forme r
Orange County deputy district
attorn ey ar~u e d abo ut
circumstances surrounding hts
client's actions
Judge Polis finally set bail in
a compltcated t hree-option
arrangement.
He said he will a llow Barnes
to go free on a SS0.000 bail bond.
or if at leas t $20,000 equi ty in his
Coto de Caza hom e is pledged,
or if the defendant forks over
$1 0,000 in cash tha t can be
attributed to his own financial
resources. .
Bri c kne r and Enri g ht
immedia'-ely pointed out Barnes
placed title of the Coto de Caza
property solely in his wife's
name some lime a Ro.
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Po lice s aid the m o toris t
invol ved in t he accident. a
woman who also Ji ve s on
Mendoza Drive, wasn 't cited.
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BOULEVARD STUDY. • •
outs ide Orange County.
F ift y.fi ve pe r cent of the
m o t o ri s t s u sed Ne wpo rt
Boule vard on the Oct o be r
weekday a nd 53 per cent on
Sunday to head for Costa Mesa
destinations.
About 35 percent were headed
for Newport on weekdays and 38
percent were headed there on
weekends.
"The <Orang e C ounty
Fa irgrounds in Costa Mesa )
s wap meet accounted for 17
percent of the total weekend
trips to Cos ta Mesa," Burrell's
report stated.
'·Recreational trips accounted
for 22 percent of the total trips at
Mesa Drive," he said, "with 69
percent of the recreational trips
going to the City of Newport
Beach and 'l:'l percent to Costa
Mesa."
The Callrans advis o r y
committee is studying various
routes and met.hods for handling
traffic along the conges ted
boulevard as part of a plan to
I! o~j_b.l.y Lm..p+-0 v-e t tte
-thorough! are.
Still under study, afte r
throwing out plans to reroute the
highway along Orange Avenue
in Costa Mesa. are alternatives
that range from no action to an
underground freeway route
through the heart of downtown
Mesa and a full-scale freeway
that would knock out homes and
businesses in West Costa Mesa.
Still considered a viable plan
after discussion Thursday night
is continuation of the big
freeway ditch route, now
terminated at Mesa Drive,
through the downtown section.
That route n early was
abandoned because of costs
lnvolved in condemnlna porUona
of downtown businesses.
But Cattrana engineers noted
Tbunday that by c~ntilevertna
froatqe ttreeta to overhan1 the
ditch roll.le, tll million in
condemnation ceats could be
•aved and adual conatnlCUoa
prices lowered ..
Th e po li cy commi ttee .
com posed of stale and coWlty
officials and membe rs of the
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
councils . now is scheduled to
ta ke the alternative boulevard
plans before the public.
The first workshop session is
scheduled in Newport Beach
City Hall for Oct. 22 al 7:30 p.m.
Meetings are scheduled with
the do wnto wn Costa Mes a
Tomorrow group in November.
the Irvine Exchange Club on
Oct. 2 1 a nd the Balbo a
Improve m ent Association on
Oct. L8.
The policy committee's work
will t e rminate In a draft
e n vironm e nt a l impa c t
statement.
Thal statement, a long with
recommendations, then goes to
Sac ramento for Caltrans review,
public he arings and. a final
e nvironm e ntal impa c t
statement.
Finally, Caltrans officials will
select a route and method of
trafttc;now-torpns~n a ion o
the California Trans portation
Commission and the federal
Department of Transportation.
The eventual product should
be ready for funding by the end
of 1981, Burrell said.
Stanton Supported
By OC De puties
The as$.ocia tion of Orange
Cou nty Deputy Sheriffs
announced today it is endorsing
challenger Roger Stanton over
incumbent Philip Anthony for
the lat District seat on the
county Bbard of Supervisors.
The election ia Nov. 4.
Bob KacLeod, business
manager for the aasoelation,
Hid st.ton wu chosen by the
•roup'a polltlcal action
committee because he is
considered ~·the beat for the
Job."
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IRVtNE HISTORICAL EXPERTS VOW t:IGHT TO PRESERVE IAVINE LANDMARK
General Store U.y Go to Make Way for 81•4ane DMded Highway
History Threatened?
•,ight Vowed for Old Irvine Gen~ral Store
Hy RICHARD GIU:F.N Of ... 0.11, ...... , ....
I llht11r11·al authorities ~a y th~y
<1r 1· 11n·1u1rNt lo fi~hl a~ainst
n•a cl w1elt·111n~ 11lans that l..'ould
poss1hly r1·~111l1 m the destruction
of S•)mt· of tt ... olilest buildings in
fl'V tnl'
l 11n .l11hmm11, president or !b
11'-vtttf-HrirtOTff'ftT So<'i"ety, said
lt11 !> m11rn111~ :.he plans to make
sun• pruposecl w1dcntn~ of Sand
( • :111 yon I\ venue docsn 't mean
the e nd for the Irvine General
Store. established jn 1909.
"Irv i n e has v e r y f e w
historical buildings," she said
"H 's not just the Irvine GeneTal
Store. There are other buildings
along Sand Canyon that must be
protected like the old blacksmith
s hO"p-;-the-btran alld J!rain
building and the Irvine garage
the old -oak trees along Sand
Canyon must also be protected."
Ms. Johnson said she has seen
too mu c h d estru c tion of
historical buildings in Ir vine.
"There usecf to be an old
railroad station by the Irvine
General Store," she said. ''That
was destroyed in 1966 or 1967.
It's a good thing that Denise
S1,;hoo09yer_ l'f.'ho runs the st.ore )
went over to the station Wlt a
pickup truck and sa ved St>me of
the old benches.
.. Nof Fif' for Release
"We lost the old Walnut
Ware house and the' Franc is
Pa ck in ~ House came down.
We're going to gel involved in
the study about the widening or
Sand Canyon to m ake s uJ'e the
same thing doesn't happen to the
store " "-FV Athlete's Killer Ms . Schoonover s aid this
mo rning she is confide nt that the
city can find a way to improve
Sand Canyon a nd not harm the -
s tore or other nearby s tructures. Loses Parole Plea Th e ci t y Publi c Works
Department now is studying how
the road can be improved
without da m aging historical
butldangs and old oak trees along
t he road
Charles Dennis Bean, who was
convicted of fi rst-degree murder
fo r the 1974 slaying of Fountain
Valley athlete Steven Michael
Finklea . was d enied parole
WAR ...
might seek spare parts for its
Am e rican -made planeslYl
exchange for release of the S2
Americans it has held hostage
since Nov. 4
Jran reported '"very heavy"
civilian casualties in Abadan
and Khorra ms hahr. two ma,Jor
ports on the Sh a tt a l Arab
waterway. Tehran Radio quoted
Iranian President A bolhassan
Ba ni-Sadr as de nying Iraq's
claim that it had captured
Khorramshahr. It said he visited
the front Thursday and went
withi n f o ur mil es o f
Khorrams hahr.
Tehran Radio s aitl "the brave
people'' of Khorrams hahr had
set up defenses on all sides of
the city and were fighting in the
streets and on the rooftops.
The Iraqi milita ry said earlier
Iraqi forces h a d c apty~ed
Khorramshahr and were closing
in o n Ahwaz. the capital of
Iran 's oil -ric h Khu zestan
Province 70 miles to the north.
The c laim fueled spec ulation
Iraq was trying to seize all of
Iran's 24,000-squa re-mile oil
heartland.
Thur~during a hearing in
San Luls.Jlbispo.
A three-me m be r Board o f
Pnsori Terms panel, meeting at
the Ca lifornia Men 's Colony,
concluded that Bean was not fit
for release from prison for three
principal reasons --the manner
in which the killing occurred,
the apparent lack of motive and
the need for further psychiatric
e valuatioo of Bean.
R o bert D e c .. e m b e r . a
s pokesman for the state panel,
s aid the "cruel and at rocious
manner in which the murder
was committed" was one of the
le ading reasons for de nying
parol«!.
Bean was arrested with his
brother six years ago for the
Halloween slaying of Finklea. an
a ll =st a r wre stler at Or ange
Coa s t College. The killing
occurre d in s ide a Fo untain
Valley fast-food market dunng
an attempted robbery.
December said the s hooting
was "inexpli'Ca bl e and
s e e mingl y unw arra nte d ."
During his trial, Bean and his
brother contended Finklea had
pi cked a fight with them.
Hugh Bean, the brother of
C h ar l e s Bean , also w a s
convicted of first-degree murder
and s entenced to die in the
California gas cllambe r. He
committed suicide on death row
four years ago.
Charles Bean was sentenced
to life imprisonment.
December said the prisoner
will be ~Jigible again for a
parole hearing next September
and each year thereafter.
Harry Ehrlich. public works
a dministrator fo r the city, said
he thinks t he road c an be
widened without harming the
historic bu:tdi'!gs.
He s a1a tocal his torical
a uthorities will be involved in
the design fo r improving Sand
Canyon between the San Diego
and Santa Ana freeways.
He explained the road must be
wide n e d lo six lanes (its
currently two lanes I because a
corporate yard and dog pound
will be bUJlt near Sand Canyon
and the Santa Fe railroad
tr acks
RATES ...
increased the a llowable r.ates.Cor
mort gages b al..'k e d by the
Veterans Administration and the
Fede ral Housing Administration
to 13 percent on Monday. In
California. home mortgage rates
of 14 percent ar e common and
arc spreading through the rest
of the nation.
An indicator of the increase in
mortgage demand was a report
Thursday by the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board that the value
of mortl'(ages closed by federally
ins ured savings a nd loan
associations i n Au g us t was
almost 40 percent higher than in
July.
WHY
ALDEN'S?
We show more than thirty manufacturer's
carpet lines with approximately 3000
samples. We carry about 100 rolls of carpet
at special prices. In our remnant room jlre
hundreds of remnants from tiny to room size.
Every American manufacturer of vinyl is
represented in our vinyl display: Armstrong,
Congoleum. Gaf. Mannington. Biscayne and
Amtico. Rolls and remnants in stock at
special prices.
Our drapery department inc;ludes custom
fraperies. "Levelors... Woven Wood Blinds.
Custom Bedspreads and special treatments
for unusual windows. We not only have a
specialist in this department. but our own
excellent installer as well.
Wood floors are represented by several
manufacturers such as Bruce. Harris and
Sykes. Patterns include Plank and Parquet
designs.
DEN'S
: iiisiaiiatioii: ·custom draperies
linoleum • wood floor
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Dow Jones Final
FRIJ Atta~ked
Housing, Money
Disaster Feared
By JOHN CUNNIFF .... _,"" .. ,...
NEW YORK An important home mortgage g roup
h as inte n s ified its attack o n the Fede ral R eser vt> Board,
s a y in g the board 's policies thre aten the e o untry with "a
l)ous inl'( and economic dis aster."
T h e U.S League of S avings A ssociation s . whos e mem.
b e r s hold a major portio n o r home mortg ages . claim s the
F e d has fav ored c o m m e rcial bank s o ver s avings in·
s l1lulions a nd thwarte d long.te rm fina n c ial plannin g .
"I think it is a legitimate que stion t o a s k if the Federal
R e s e r v e does n ot hav e t oo muc h powe r , .. s aid William
O 'Co nne ll, exeC"utivc v ice preside nt, 1n a C alifornia ad·
d r ess th.is w e ek lo le a g u e m e mbers
H e s aid 1t r e pre s e nted "an ex
trao rdin a r y, unw a rrante d a nd
d a n g ero us ~rant o r powe r to a few n o n -
e lected p u b lic o ffic ials who a re n o t a c
c o untable to the e l ectora te -0 f a
r l'prese n tative democrac y ."
O 'Conne ll's c omme nt!> wer'e the
l<Jtest d e v e lo pme nt in a campaign
a g a ins t F e d crnl R e s erve and r egula t o ry
a c tio n s whic h th e l e a g ue s a y s
e nda n gers the g e n eral econ o m y . and
..
h o u s in g a nd h ome financ ing espec ially cuHNtFI'
The c ampaign, d e s i g n ed to r e l ieve "c hro nic near·
c h aos in financial mark e ts , .. include s s peec h e s, lobby lllg,
c o urt act ion to r evers e a r egulato r y d c c1s 1u n a nd an ad·
vertis ing cam p a ign s oon to get unde r wa)
ERRATIC FED POLICIES, h e s aid, "h a ve p lunged
this country into a finan c ial m a lais e . with double digit in ·
fl<Alio n thre ate n in g t o b ecome h y p e r .j nflation. with
r una w a y inte res t rates and n s ing u n e mplo y m e nt "
O 'Conne ll's bl;ls t a t Fed officials and the Depos itory
lns lllulto n s D e re gulatio n C o mmitte e , whic h h e s a id is Fed
dom inated, has been building for a y e a r . B u t the roots or
the difficuJlies run d eeper.
He s rud many o r the financial proble m s o f mortgage
l e nders orig inate d wit h the t.riggering or innat ion by the
Vie tn am war . a n d the s ubsequent w o r s e ning of it b y oil
price i n c reases and fe deral budget d e fic its
BECAUSE OF INFLATION, O 'Conne ll said, C o n g r ess
a uthorized removal o r inte r est limitations o n s avings, h op·
in g tha t hig h er r eturns on depos its m ight o ffse t the d e cline
in the dollar's purchasin g powe r
Cong ress, h e s aid, was "wise and p rude n t e nough'' to
w r ite into law that d e reguJation s hould develo p ;n an
o rde rly m ann er over a s ix-year periOd. Hut 1t e r r ed, he
s aid, in r e linquis hing powe r over the proc e ss
A uthority ove r deregulation w as g r a nte d to the OlDC.
in whic h v a r io u s fin anc ial reg ulatory a gen cie s have a
voic e . but in whic h . O 'Conne ll s ai d . the f ('deral R eserve 1s
"the flag s hip and d ominant a gen cy "
LESS THAN TWO MONTHS afte r tts formation, OIOC
virtu a lly e lim in ated a r egulation that permitte d s avings
ins titutions to offe r more attrac tive y ields than com·
m e r cial banks o n 6 -month mon ey market certific ates .
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Rams -Ma~agement Overreacts
Rama man•al"ml"nl Is t>t>ilnntna to panic It
appeant all the meodla pr~ure la ftnally ttart
ln& to get to them . or better yet. it's finally
Ncudl cn lo·n y, upon learn.in1 of their
own fl r '11 rww "Loy,' the playel'1 were lesa than
enthused. Some were understandably an1ry
whtll" othc r11 , quit" fnnkly, round It rather
humoroU11
Georgia wu putting to1ether a new production
company. • ·
propriety of the article but, aa Gurnid:
admitted later, Klosterman handled the matter
in a much more dignified manner.
atartlna to reach Swttt Georita. ··
"It's just another example of bow manage-
me nt doesn't care," Jack Reynolds told ·
Gurnick. "See, they've aot the money. It, may
not be the Rams' money but abe'a got it, .,od she
doesn't want to aive it to the players, the people
"He was very nice compared to the way
Ray blasted me." said Gurnick. Tempera na* and manqement otficiala
blew ~lr cool lut wH>k after a reUow t()I
leairue.-Keo Gumick or the Valley News, who
haa rovered thti R•m• the pdt t.hrtt seasons
wrote a play er re a c tion piece to Sweet
Georgia 's n e w c o mpany , "Empress
Productions." wtllch w111• formed at an estlmat·
ed coatolS2SO million
"I want tu dance ln lM lint one (pro-
duclJonl and I'm goina to .wear a G·slring,"
com mt!llled Hob 8rudzin11k1 ln Gurnick 's story,
"I'm too vretty to play Babe Ruth," joked
Pat Tbomatt
"Are you kidding or what?" said Pat
11 adt n "I gut'~S I could take a part in her first
one I'm r\Ol doing anything for four weeks.
Actually, I think I'm too short to be in the mov-
1e11 "·
· who took this team to the Super Bowl.
"Incentive? There's no incentive here.
Whether you win or lose you 1et paid the
same," said Reynolds.
Anyway (and this part ia a bit cloudy),
Sweet Georgia either read or beard about the
Gurnick's article and went into a.rage. She im-
mediately called Coach Ray Malavasi and
slapped him on the wrist for letting the players
talk about her like that, and then he immediately
went into a rage and slapped Gurnick.on the wrist
for writing such •'a slanted and inaccurate'' piece.
"Look, I wasn't out to attack the Rams. I'm
not pulling a cruaade against them like a few
otber writers have been accused of doin1. I was
simply doing a reaction story tO what Georgia
announced last week."
Malavasi, as a punishment, barred Gurnick
from talkin1 to any more of the players on the
practice field, which was somewhat fUJUly in
that the press has always been barred from do-
ing such things ..
GVllNICK'S STOaY. from a joumalisttc
standpoint, was more than llmely
"She's doing what '!" gasped Mike Fanning.
··s he must have enough money to bum a wet
elephant ··
Here was a lady that hadn't negotiated at
all with her players ; hadn't made a public ap-
pearance lo the media the entire summer; and
SUHefted there was a heavy cash flow. problem
within the organization, announcing through the
media <she couldn 't avoid that) that a new $250
million production company bad been formed
THE Pl.AYERS' REACTION was ex~cted.
Here they were trying to fight like bell for an
extra $20,000 or $.10,000, and all the while Sweet EVEN GENERAL MANAGER Don
Klosterman got into the act, questioning the
THE POINT, Oa the bottom line to all this
is that Sweet Georgia and Malavui panicked.
Sweet Georgia because she was worried about
public opinion, and Malavasi because the boa•
was getting on him.
<See SEV ANO, Pa1e 88)
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Crucial Trip for LA -
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'We Need Intensity Against-Padres_, -Lopes
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The Dodgers
had hoped the return home after a poor
road lrip would give them the boost they
needed in the National League West.
But Thursday's 3-2 loss to.San Francisco
dropped Los Angeles out of a tie with
Houston for the West lead and the Dodgers
ended their homestand with only four wins
in nine games. Tonight, trailing Houston
by one game. the Dodgers play in San
011 'f'\/ Tonight
Ota11nPI I I at 7
Diego, where the Padres ha~e won five of
six games against Los Angeles this season.
The Pennant Race
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Cincinnati
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three rookies against the Giants.
Mickey Hatcher opened at third hue in
place of Ron Cey, who suffered a bruised
thumb in Wednesday night's game. Mike
Scioscia and Bobby Mitchell were a1ao in
the starting lineup, and when Mitchell in-
jured a hamstring i n the first inning, he
was replaced by another rookie, Rudy
Law.
"WE BAD A LOT of offense out of our
lineup, I don't care who took thetr places,"
said Lopes, who homered in the first in-
ning and singled in the Dodgers' only other
run in the ninth.
"There's a tremendous amount of pre-
ssure in a pennant race. It's more mental
"SAN DIEGO ALWAYS gives us a lot of
trouble down there," said Dave Lopes,
who accounted for three of the Dodgers' 10
hits Thursday and both of their runs.
than physical, and it's particularly tough
on the young player.
of the series against the Padres' Steve ·'Considering e verything, we 're
Mura, 7-7. The Dodgers play three in San fortunate to be where we are."
"We're just going to have to play San
Diego with the same intensity we do
Houston and Cincinnati . •' .
Dief{o and three in San Farancisco before Ed Whitson, 11-11 , with relief help from
returning home to close the regular season Gary Lavelle, earned Thursday's victory,
in a three-game series with Houston. ending a personal three-game losing
Out of necessity, the Dodgers started streak against Los Angeles. Dave Goltz, 7-8, will start the.first game
Conner Refuses
To Discuss '83
NEWPORT, R .I. (AP) -
Freedom skipper Dennis Conner
had just completed a two-year
mission to defend the "-merica's
Cup, and he was not ready to
start talking about 1983.
campaign was actually carried
by two yachts, Enterprise and
the year-old Freedom.
Conner decided only in May to
go with the newer boat after try-
ing both off New~rt and off his
home in San Diego· for the past
year. It was an investment of
time and money by the sponsor-
ing Fort Schuyler Foundation
unmatched in the cup's 129-year
history.
~~~~~~~~~~--~~~
HIGH THROW ALLOWS RUDY LAW A BASE HIT.
"First, I'm going to have to
decide il I'm ready to give up
two years of my life or three
years, because that's what it's
coming lo," said Conner, who
brought a new level or dedica-
tion to the triennial yachting
event. Bond also said he will stay
with the so-called "bendy mast"
introduced to cup competition
this summer by the British
Yacht Liooheart and copied by
the Australians before the start
of the finals. Wives Tales
"IT'D BE EASY to get caught
up in the euphoria of it right now
and say I can't wait until 1983,"
he said. "But I can't do that."
No Pressure on Coaches
C onner troun c ed th e challenger Australia by three
minutes, 38 seconds Thursday to
take his fourth victory in the
best-of-seven finals and tum
back the 24th threat to the New
York Yacht Club's hold on the
top prize in sailing.
He and Australia designer Ben
Lexcen, who will draw the plans
for the two new yachts, said
every boat vying to defend or
challenge for the cup in 1983 will
sport such rigs, which have a
flexible top that allows more sail
to be exposed to the wind and
still conform to the 12-meter de-
sign rules.
By CURT SEED EN
OI .. Delly f'tltll St.Mt
There are quite a few Orange
County jwlior college rivalries
that can be tabled intense, but
none match the battles that have
t~ken place over the years
between Golden Wes t and
Orange Coast colleges.
The players are physically re-
ady. emotionally prepared; the
fans have s e t aside thi s
particular Saturday night; 1 and
both campuses are buzzing 'with
excitement.
But the two men who direct
this annual show -Orange
Coast Coach Dick Tucker and
Golden West Coach Ray
Shackleford -seem far more
relaxed. In fact, they refuse to
let the pressure get to them.
And that comes from two pret-
ty aood sources: their wives.
Pat Shackleford met her
hu1)!Jnd when both were 12
years old. She liaa seen her
1bare ol football over the yean
and lbe IQvea every second ol it.
"I IO to every game and I
have for lota of years. All the
coaches' wives usually alt
to1etber, '' Pat explains.
"Golden West bu always been
very fortunate to have a lot of
pe0ple who have continued to
follow the football team. Our
friends also go to the games, and
so does Ray's family," Pat con-
tinues.
And she says the daily routine
around the Shackleford abode
remains pretty much the way it
always is during the week of the
OCC-GWC contest. It's pretty
calm.
"Everything's the same," Pat
explains matter-of-factly. "Ray
doesn't 'bring his football home
with him. There's pothing out of·
the ordinary that we do or that
we don't do. It's just like any
other game du.ring the season.''
But Alan Bond, head of the
Australian campaign, already is
making plans for the 25th
challenge. He said he..will return
in three years with two new
12-meters .•
•'We've had a very good
lesson, and I can tell you not to
take us lightly,'' said Bond.
"We're a country and a peopole
who keep on trying."
The 1980 campaign was the
third mounted by Bond and the
fifth straight by an Australian
boat.
AUSTRALIA SKIPPER Jim
Hardy, who scared the
Americans by winning one race
in the finals and leading in
another only to have the time
limit expire, said his three turns
at the wheel of a challenging
boat are enough.
AP ........
Does Ray eat any special meal
the day of the game? "He eats
whatever I fax," Pat responds.
Io short, the Shacklefords
manage to live with the pre-
<See WIVES, Pa1e Bt>
HIS &ESOLVE to invest in
two yachts reflects the impact
the Freedom effort bu bad on
this elite sport. The U.S. defense
"I'll not sail an America's Cup
challenger again ... I'm just a
winemaker and a weekend
sailor. The parttimers an!
finished. Dennis Conner bu pro-
ven that," said Rarety, one of
Australia's major vintners.
WINNERS' REWARD -Freedom skipper Demm Connor
waves a drink in reactioo to Thursday's victory. Behind
him are crew memoeii"llfeves 'Poff.a (center) aiif"'Tim
Whidden (top).
Tars, CdM Clash; Edison Gets Test
By aOGER CAaLSON .. ....., ...........
Corone del Mar Hi&b's Sea Ktn11
seek to snap a seven·aame loain& streak
to arch·rival Newport Harbor and
Ediaoa fflab'• Charaen are tryinl to
protect a 1~1ame wtnnin& streak u the
non-leque football seuon enters Week No.~s.
A capacity erowd la expected at
Oran1e Coast Colle1e wnere l!!I
llodena'a Vaquanta lnvade~a ~ at.(_-1ibt UfMt of cW CIF
Blj Plve Oilit..,ce cbamplcm ,
are ranked No. 1 in the Bil Flve
Conference and Oran1e County, which
ia exactly wbere they were a year aao
when El Modena shocked the Char1ers,
28-27.
And Newport HarbOr will be t.ryln1 to
tum its seuon around after an ~2 atart,
and they can make it a full 180 depees
with a victory over Corona del llar OD a
ni1bt celebratlq tbe 1cbool'150tbyear.
SIHWhen.-Fountain Valley's Barons
travel to Lone Beach to duel WUIOD for
the •lath ll.raltbt Ume, bopiQI to kMp
an unblemished record aaainat tbe
Bruinl ,intact.
Laguna Beach, buoyed by a 49-16 rout
.over Mayf al.r a week ago, boats speedy
Elsinore.
San Clemente tries to re-group after a
7-t lou to Corona del Mar, but will be
doin1 it without receiver-defensive .back
deluse Bob Owens uainat Villa Park,
while Dana Hills la 1C>ln1 after ita fourth
atrallbt victory at Busett.
Dana Hilla, 2-0 on the seuon, would
create a sebool record witb a triumph a1ainlt the La Puente-bued Buaett
elev•.
with a test a1atnat La1una Hilla, a team
·which extended defendin1 Sea .View
League klnOln Estancia • before falllnl
in the final aeconda, 11·14.
Westminster hosts Empire Leaaue
. representative Cypreu and Caplstr~
Valley's unbeaten CoU'1an travel to
.Carlsbad, a team wblcb aheUed San
'Dle10 Hoover, 5'.0, ln tbe first week.
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Bolla Grande with an eye on an8PPln1
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Saddleback la ptaaued by iQJuriea, but
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