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VOL 73, NO. 3U, 3 SECTlO~S. 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1980 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
$2 Billion
•1 GLSNN 8lt'OTT ..............
A • bW6oa proiram to hn-
pro.e U..portation faclliUes ln
0r..,. Counb' by wtdenlq the
Saata Ana J'reeway and addinl a
• M ·mlle rapid tranalt line from
Anaheim to Irvine was unveiled
today.
The Oranae County Transit
Diltrict and the county
TranalJIC)l'tatloo Commission met
in saDta Ana to announce the
comprebenalve plans.
Tbelr information is still
aeaeral -no apecillc street.a or
int•nectiona are named in their
,..port -·but the announcement
marks the first public disclosure ot tbe plan.
There are four parts lo the
plan:
-A $3SN million proposaJ to
widen the Santa Ana Freeway
Env oy Has 'Full Story'
Transit Plan Unveiled
from a six to· an eight-lane .
freeway throua~t lhe county .
A staff ~port for the meeti.q
said lZ lanes actually are needed
to handle projected congestion,
but such a widening project
wouldn't be feasible.
-The $48S million rapid
transit system, a "starter line,"
to run down the Disneyland area
through the Anaheim Stadium
o ffi c e -c omplex through
downtown Santa Ana to the
Irvine office and industrial area.
A second branch would extend
throu1h Garden Grove to Beach
Boulevard.
County officials are lookint at
several kinm of vehicles to run
on rapid transit lines. One
possibility is a s pecial busway,
said OCTD. General Manager
James Reichert. But officials also are considering quiet, elec·
trically·powered vehicle• that
could nm atoac a track. either
on tires or u a Dbneyland-type
monorail.
-A $872 million package of
i m provement1 to Amtrak
service, lncludin1 construction
of a second set of tracks to re-
duce scheduling conflicts with
frei1ht trains.
A $467 million plan to add about 400 more buses to the OCTD fleet.
to coordinate traffic sianala and
build and widen arterial atreeta.
eapeclally ln the south county. to
take press~ ott freeways.
The need for the improve.
ments comes from the fa~t that
Orange County population la ex-
pected to increue Sl percent
from 1976 to 1995, ·said Al
Hollinden. a member of both the
transit district and the
transportation commission. ----------
U.S. Hostage Data
Relayed to Algeria
W ASIHNGTON (AP) -Depu-
ty Secretary of State Warren
Chriatopber led a amall party of
officials to Alsten today to de-
liver I.be U.S. response to Ira·
Dian demaDda for th• rele&M of
the 52 Xinerican lloatages, the
State Department announced.
Department ortlclab aaid it
waa bisbly unlikely that
Cbrlatopber would meet with
lranlan autboritiea, who have
been usillg Al&erla aa an in-termediary. But they aaid the
United Statee remaim willing &o
bold face-to-face talks.
"We have a year's story &o
tell, and if AI1erla la to act for
us, they have to be fully in-
formed," aald one U.S. official
who asked not to be ldenutled.
Christopher left Washington
unannounced on the fight to
Algl~.
No details of the reply he car-
ried withbim were made public.
~ pnu omeu Son-dta eCarty aaid la a 1tatement
that the U.S. respoue, which
bad been prepared over the lut
week, would be 1lven to the
Ai9erlan foreign ministry ror
tran1mittal to Iranian olftcials
in Tehran.
All"'"• has been a go-between ill illdirect oe1otiationa between
the United States and Iran
..........
DalVEM MSPON• 'WIMT.en Clwt.eapMr
aimed at ending the hostage
crisis, which entered it.a S4th
week Sunday.
Christopher met with
Algeria 's ambasaador to
Washington, Redba Malek, four
times last week.
Motive Mystery
N ewport Murder .
W eapon Uncuve red
By STEVE MARBLE Of_Dell, ...........
Detectivea turned up a .22
caliber handgun Sunday they
claim ia the murder weapon
used in last week's slaying of a
4S -year-old Newport Beach
PSYCbologiat who was found sbot
once in the head in his Spyglass
Hill home.
Since finding the body of Dr.
Stanley DonaJd Eapinda last
Thursday police have been
combing the property at 8 Jade
Cove in search of the weapon.
Police would only aay today
that the weapon waa found on
the property. They wouldn't aay
exactly where the gun had been
located or whether ftn1erprtnta
were discovered 00 it.
The vtdim '• lonlttme room· mate aad bul!Ml1 partner, Dr.
Telford Moore, JS, waa a~
Coast
Weatbe ..
Chance of rain mcreM·
illl to 10 percent toatibt
Pd 40 percent TueedaJ.
Low• ---lD ... m.-~y •to•.
INSIDE TeD-' t'
last week in connection with the
ahooting.
Moore, who shared a Newport
Center office with Espinda as
well as the expensive Spyglass
home, remains ln custody in lieu
of $250,000 bail. He is charged
with murder.
Police said the friendship of
the two men dates back at least
18 years and that they'd helped
each other through school.
A Lagwia Beach woman, iden·
tlfying herself u the financee of
the murder suspect, said she is
my1tlfted by the abooting and
the arrest of her fiancee. .
Detective• wortln1 on the
caae aaid the motive in the alay-
in.a remalM unclear.
iloon, after ealb1 pollee l•t
Thundaf to DOtif1 them of UM
abootb!C, told olftcen be waa lA
a bathroom of the alx-Mdroom
bome workln1 a cro11word
puslle when be beard a sbup
erack, Ike paftre.
He told olftcera that, without
illYe•UsaUnl the DOile and fear-tns it ma.1 hue beea l\lftflre, be
crawled out the bathroom win·
dow and ran to a ael1bbor'1
boUM to aotlfy police.
lav..U1atort aakt wben tbey
arrived GD tM 9ceM, S.plnda
.............. out ill trGat of a tete....,_. Ht be'd appanM.Jy
.,... watdllllt· Re ,... .e.ot one. ia U.·bMk
of UM Miid at eloH ranee, tbe)'
aald.
Tb• bunt for ti•• murder
WHpoD lut.d fow da11 aad
foreed. offlcere, at 'larlou1
potntl, to dfalD • pool ill ~ of
tbe lpy .... home ud .....
tra•b ew In \be IMllbbortrlood.
At oae Po6Dt durial the Mareb,
The State Department said
Christopher was accompanied lo
Algiers by Harold Saunders, as·
sistant secretary of atate for
Near Eastern and South Asian
Affairs ; Deputy Treasury
Secretary Robe rt Carswell :
State Department legal officer
Roberta Owen and Arnold
Raphel, a special assistant to
Secretary of State Edmund
Muskie.
It was learned that U.S. of-
ficlal5 decided to make penooal
delivery of the American
response to Algerian foreign
ministry officials instead of
transmitting it through normal
diplomatic channels, so that
there would be no misunderstan·
dinga or questions about the U.S.
po1ltion. ·
Tri,,..e to llostages
The Iranian Majlia, or parlia-
ment, voted Nov. 2 to aet four
conditions for releaae of lb•
hoatatea; a U.S. plea.e not to in·
t.erfen ill Iran'• int.enal atrain,
tbe ~ ol a freeae oa 10me • billion in Iranian useta in thi.a
country, the cancellation of all
American legal claims against
Iran and the return of the weaJth
of the late Shah Mohammed
Reza Pahlavi.
U.S. officials have said that
the first two deman~ would be
leu difficult to resolive.
Fifty-two members of the Cal State,
Sacramento band paraded in trucks at
Anaheim Stadium Sunday at halftime of
the Rams-Dolphins football game, each
carrying a placard with the name of one of
America's 52 hostages held in Iran. Tribute
to the hostages circled the entire field.
Wray Clings
To Victory
Over All en
Democratic Assemblyman
Chet Wray has clung to bis narrow
margin of victory over
Republican Doris Allen in updat-
ed vole-COWlting results.
The most current count, which
was released over the weekend.
shows Wray with 47,1>41 votes to
46.S20for Mrs. Allen. Wray, a two-term incumbent
in the 71.st Assembly district, held
a lead of .s68 votes when the initJal
election results were released
Wednesday morning.
However, about 1,~ ballots in
the dlatrict were not counted at that time because of varioU8
problems.
Mrs. Allen, the presldentofthe
Huntincton Beach Union High
School Diatrict, was unavailable
for comment thi.a morning. But
ahe prevloualy declared 1be
wouJd ukfor a recount.
She allo previously attacked
what abe called ''blatant Ues and
amean" lnlaat·mlnu&e eampaip
mallenbyWrtJ.
~ot Spaee
MX M issile Foes
Stalk 0 C Plants .
By F~EDERICK SCHOEMERL
Ot -D.elly ,. .... ltaff
Eve ry Friday morning, as
workers arrive at Orange CoWl-
ty firms handling defense con·
tracts, members of the Peace
Conversion Project are on band,
passing out leallets and trying to
hammer home one point.
They want the federal govern-
ment to abandon its stated plan
to construct the Missile Ex·
perimental system under the
Nevada-Utahdesert.
Members of the Peace Con·
version Project say tbey are
talking to the defense workers to
Deadlock Eased
MADRID, Spain CAP) -The
United States indicated progress
by both East and West today
toward breaking a deadlock
over an agenda at the 35-nation
meetlna to review compliance
with the Helsinki agrftment( on
human rlpts and deteete. 'lbe
meetlne ll acbedw.ct to opem
Tue9dlf.
allay the workers' fears of beinl
laid off should contracts for the
MX s~tem be cancelled. 'Ibey
say alternate employment op-
portunities can be created.
This week, the Peace Con-
version Project will expand it.s
anti-MX campaign. Its members
will begin to go door-to·door iu
Anaheim and affix to doorknobs
fliers bearing the slogan "Cut
the Fat.··
·'The MX missile will be the
greatest single cause of inflation
in the 80s," according to the
flier.
According to the Peace Con·
version Project members, the
MX system ultimately could
cost $100 billion, far above the
original projection of $33 billion.
And they say they believe coo-
struction of the syatem, aside
from causing severe environ-
mental consequences in the
Great Buill deHrt, woukl add
fuel to the anm race between
tbe U.S. aod\be~ UolOD.
At a .,..... ecmferenee to .. aouNplwb~U.
CleelU. .... AI>
Tioo Shooting
Suspects Held
In Huntington
Huntington Beach police SWAT
officers cooverged on a f1orida
Street residence early Sunday
and arrested two men suspected
in the shooting of a Whittier man
late Saturday.
Eu1ene Blas, 20, and Ermelin-
do Mendez, 23, both of Huntington
Beach, werejailedonsuspicionof
assault with intent to commit
murder.
In addition, Blas faces a charge
of possession of stolen property in
connection with the .22·caliber
pistol he was carrying at the time
of bis arrest.
The shooting victim, David
Gonzales, 24, remained In serious
condition at Fountain Valley
Community Hospital today, with
Internal injuries caused bf a
sinale gimsbot that entered his
rt1btalde.
Huntingtoo Beach police Sgt.
Luis Ochoa said Gonsales was
drivint alooa Queens Lane in cen-
tral HunUn1ton Beach with
aeveral companions when the oc·
eupanta of tbe Gonsales car
(S. SWAT, Pap Al)
Voyager Nears Saton1 ~ystem ···
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wind, the. latrep,ld Vo1a,.r 1 motpbere.
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joUl'HJ bl \be Ma of deep lpeee MC!Ond breese la known aa tbt
ud ii ...,.,.cblaa tbe rock7 aolar wind. It 1enerallJ blows
1t.oal9 of the Saturn l11tem. 1erenel1 and uneventfull1
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pol.. doet IOllM of U.e WlDd m•• to "6.ra1 tlaroqla. Tbere
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briWaat aUl'Ol'M ... fOC' ...
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1paceaaft oa J-.pit4r. •
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n•llbborboods. For eumple,
atonm on the aun can turn the
aolar wind into a veritable bu.r·
ric:ane, blaC:kiftl out radio C:OID•
munleaUon.a, laterferln1 witb
navl1atlOQ and pot1lbly evea
alterina the Mather o.. earth.
On Saturn, amon1 otber
lhilll•, tt cont.roll th• eavtraa· meat of tbe planet'• m1ri•d
.~.·
I
--~ ... ~~ , ~ Olne...S-........ aatl attacked by a oeir ol Oennu
1bepbent1 wblle combln1 a
bulll1 area betow tbe home.
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reaebed·Tu.d&J, acconllnl to 111tem. ...i .. 1t bluadwa mao a
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space "'*"' tbe IOlar wtDd ftnt
Mlieem~Ttt.'
wa1 and ....... to pile U1> and
ch an I• dl r • c: t Io D . Tb e mapetopaUM la tlle outer ...__
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I.be ann, sroAn u4 back, wu
taken to Hoa1 lhmorlal .
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and releued. Tbe dol• ,...,..
quarntt....at
tbe ,a-t'• mapetlc fteld ud bac:k toward tbe plaaet c~
enten Selundan ten1tof7. 'll off ln dumb and bubblel. Tbt
Here tbe P"W1 of planet and ma1a.Uc fteld 1tMa11la out· aua llMlt. ,. w.,-d 11a•Mt U. ,...., .. lib a
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I.be wind pertk• toward ~
pluet.
All of t-.l1 l1 a:aat
beea .. ol\be ~ die
tolar wiDd UI fl \lie •"811 Ge·
•.ooo .u.. Tbla plaee1 tt very
near tbe edc• of tbe m.,..
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.12 Killed, 50 Woufu:led
In Lebanon HoJltbings
8£1RUT, Lebanon (AP> TWO booby-trapped can ex·
pJoMd today lit a crowded p1.1bUc aqi,aare In predomlnanUy
ChrlaUan Eut e.&rut and reporta indicated IZ nn ltWed ud
, 50 wounded. police said. The 1qwire, ln the raidentJal neilbborbood of Aab.rafiyeb,
was filled with lunch·hour crowds wbeo Lb•. bombl exploded
within ftve minutff ot eacb other, witnetHt said.
• TIM! 1poke1man said 19 can parked near.tile Sunset movie
theater went up in name• as.fire trucka and ambulances rushed
to the square to help 1et the victiin1 to hospitals.
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WASHINGTON (AP> -Tbe U.S. lntematlonal Trade Com·
mission decided today that imports of cars and trucks will not be
I restricted, turning down a plea by American automakers wbo bave
blamed foreign competilioa for record losses and unemployment.
I The panel, by a 3·2 margin, rejected claims by U.S. ~ automakers and the United Auto Worken that imoorts. more than t any other factor. ae responalble fo~ the devastating economic
problems of American motor comparues.
The commission's decision is final and leaves the automakers
no recourse, officials said.
. f-.lld Pric••• IC.-bfUINdN
( LONDON <AP) -Gold jumped by as much as $2~ an ounce ~ 00 European markets today, rebounding over the ~ mark
! after falling to a six-month low Friday. The dollar slipped on
# moat world-exchanges., ;i London's five bullion houses fixed the morning gold price at
$617 an ounce, up from $596.50 at the close Friday, after gold
· prices tumbled $60 in two days. t Silver was quoted in London at $18.80 an ounce, up from c ~ $17.85 Friday.
"t101m11d11 Fore"'" .lblft:t•
By The A.saeclated Press
National Guardsmen and firefighters from a number of
states today joined the battle against dozens of forest fl.res,
some believed set. that have consumed mort; ~~ 17,000 acres
in moWltainous eastern Kentucky and West Virguua.
.\o Traf"f! f•f.f'rt-ighH•r
NEW YORK CAP ) -Coast Guard aircraft were looking
• again today for a missing S22·foot freighter 8.fter three days of
: searches turned up no trace or the Vt!Ssel or its crew of 33.
· The search for the ship, the Poet, began__afte.rtbe ves_sel was
reported overdue on a trip to Port Said, Egypt, with a cargo of
corn. The vessel left Cape Henlopen, Del. on Oct. 24. The next
day, a severe storm lashed ~ area through which the Poet was
to have passed.
'At Least I 0'
Feared· Dead ;
ln Fog Crash
SAN BERNARDINO <AP)-A
t{affic accident in dense fog left
jt leut 10 people dead today on
~teratate 15, wllicb autholtt.Js
Nosed after tangled wredage
tllocked traffic, a s pokesman for
~ California Highway Patrol
Said.
,· CHP officer Ray Morris said
~upervisors at the scene reported
the possible number of dead as
they picked through the vehicles
\vbich included trucks and cars.
The accident took place near
~ghland Avenue on the Devore
·,utoff of 1-15 in the northern sec·
~ion of San Bernardino, 60 miles
qast of Los Angeles at 7:30 a.m.
: Further information on addi-
~ional injuries and the number of
1ars involved was not immediate·
ly available, s aid CHP dispatcher
Reith Weber.
·-At least five ambulances and ~ix to eight trucks were called
~thescene,saidWeber.
Fog closed nearby Ontario In·
Jemational Airport al 1 a.m. for
~bout 7\AJ hours as visibility was
(educed to less than one-quarter
o f a mile , said airport
1poll:eswoman Biilie Bickmore
:: if ensions Grow
l\'1X •••
anti-MX flier in Anaheim.. lrvine
City Co\lllcilman Larry Agran
termed the MX "rapid rail
transit for· missiles."
Under the MX concept, mis-
siles would ride on tracks local·
ed in tlmDela beneath the desert.
Continued J!)O,emeqt qf the mil·
.si)es theoretically would make il
impossible for the Soviets to
know where J1 missile was local·
ed at any given time.
"We need rapid transit not for
missiles but for hundreds of
thousands of commuters here in
Orange County," Agran said.
"Instead of building complex
shelters for missiles, we need to
build shelter for human beings
-affordable homes and apart-
ments," the cotmcilman added.
Joining Agran in condemning
the system were Roger Dit·
tmann. professor of physics at
Cal State Fullerton; Toni Stuart,
a me mber of Clergy and Laity
Concemed, and Karen Lilftn, a
member of the Peace Con ·
version Project. .
Hotel Foes
Seek Ban of
2 Councilmen
Foes of a proposed 12-atory
Newport Beach hotel have re·
newed their charge that two re·
cently elected councilmen should
be barred from voting tonight on
that hotel plan.
Fre•r~AI . ~
AmRN ...
1omeUmH out1ld• of the
ma1netk fteld. u tbe IOlar wind " bloWlnl es pee lal ly bard , the ma~ may be pmbed
baek llllWe of ntan•a orbit, ex·
potllll tbe unprotected mooa-w b I ch probably tacts a
ma1net1c ftetd of its own -to
the full f0tte of the winds.
Sclentlata believe that 'ntaD
spend.a most of ita time inside of
the field, eo they are hoplna to
study it in that position when
Voyager flies within 2,500 mlles
of the q)O()n's surface on Tues-
day.
It looks aa lf they will get tlleir ~'ah. They have a weather
forecast to help them out.
Voyaaer 1 's sister ship,
Voya1er 2 will not reach the
planet until August next year.
But it is only eight days upwind
of Saturn, and it bas not been
idle.
While waiting for its encounter
with the planet. Voyager 2 has
been meuuring the solar wind,
and It reports that no storm is
headed Saturn's way this week.
The magnetosphere should be
well expanded for the Titan visit
Tuesday night.
A major headache plaguing
the Voyager team has nothing to
do with the weather on the sun
or the weather on S.atum, but in·
volves what has become known
as "the rain in Spain."
The Voyager; mission is con·
trolled through three 210-foot an·
tennas located at Goldstone in
California, near Madrid. Spain,
and in Australia. They are
spaced around the earth so that
the spacecraft is within sight of
at least one antenna at one time.
Unforttmately, rain interferes
with the reception or data from
Voyager:s high speed transmit·
te r. It is not so much rain or
clouds in the air that gives the
trouble; it is the rain that coats
the antenna and a bsorbs the
signal that frustrates engineers_
And it is raining in Spain.
Friday night over fi ve hours of
data were los t while the
Madrid station was on line.
Saturday night was a close call.
The weather had been threaten-
ing all day and it was only
minutes after Goldstone took
over from Madrid that the
downpour in Spain starte d
again.
Information lost on Friday
was valuable but not vital. As
Voyager gets nearer to Saturn,
though, the data becomes more
irreplacebale. _
This Is especially true for
Voyager's investigative path by
Titan. T itan is scientifically
perhaps more interesting and
important t1'an Satu111 itself.
and all the ttata 'must be sent
through storm covered Madrid.
Loss of this data would deal a
heavy blow to the mission.
Engineers at the Madrid sta·
tion have fought back by setting
up fans like giant hair dryers to
blow water off the sensitive
parts of the antenna. This has
helped some. Yet for all the
sophistic"1ion or the Voyagers
and the ground stations, the
vagaries of nature will have the
final word.
Today was a busy day for the
indefatigable planetary probe.
A long with observing Saturn
and carrying out numerous
other experiments, the craft
sends bac k pictures of the
moon 's Rhea, Titan, Minas.
Tethys. Dione, and Hyperion. By
midnight. Voyager will have
narrowed the distance to the
planet by one million miles .
leaving just over one million to
go until its Wednesday's ren·
dezvous 80.000 miles a bove
Saturn's turbule nt . mosaic
clouds
Cable Failure
Blamed for
WILLIAM STOWN. Mass.
(AP) -Claues will ~ sus-
pended for three hours Tuesday
at Williams College a s
authorities tcy to defuse racial
tensions resulting from a cross·
burning 10 days ago and subse·
quent threats to black studertts.
There wilkbe a faculty-student
discussion designe'd "to deal
wilh the situation."
MembersofSPON <StopPouui. Power Outage ing Our Newport.), a .OO·member
group, contend that to "retain
confidence" in local politics,
council newcomers Phil Maurer
and John Cox sbouldn 't vote on
the Koll Company's pl'OpOMd
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500-room hotel.
The group, which sent out near-
ly 2,000 SPON-o-grams last week
detailing Ill charge, argues tbat
$32,000 spent by Koll ln the lut
e lection indirectly benefited
Maurer andCOs.
The money wu used to bankroll
an extemive advertillaa ca.in·
pai1n aimed at OUlti.Ds fonaer
councill!Wll ,Paw lbckoff and
Ray Wllllmail, tbe two men un:
aeatedbyO.udllaunr .
Newport'ali} AttorMy HuCb Coffin, 11a •• opAJUoD wnuen
last moatJa,. tbe espendlture
did not a.,. ... a ecmtrlbudonto
either Maurw or COs. Re rWed they eo.ald wee oe tbe w.. pro-
P<>f'l.
·-Clt1 ball om.,..., eGD· ce49 tlYlt without Ooa tw Maw.r
Failure of some older under·
ground cables caused a 19-hour
electrical power outage in a sec-
tion of Newport Beach Sunday,
but the power was back on to-
day.
Investigators said about 100
units ln the Versailles Apart-
ments near Hoag Memorial
Hospital were left without power
when the failure occurred short·
ly befon noon Swiday.
Soutbem CaUfornia Edison
Company spokesman Larry
Hamlltoa said difficulty ln locat-
lnt tlle failed cable caused the
delay In rmtorlnl power.
The power went back on about
4 a .m. today following repairs.·
Electronic
Sg,per Bowl?
v0\Mt1, !'91..,... plaa wouldlle In
T .. .,t1o"•C1t4IMM»1 for~•..,.I· , ·It,... for ''Head·to-ffeld'' ~ eo..d111i1a194 adicm ap electroale football competJUon
ClalMffM M¥•9'tllfltMHl7' the Milelplan JMt _,..dawllllat.IM, an.,.._. beld at the Bori Club of r--r---...... ~~~--l-Al~.LRQlllU'lilld_ .. Jer.a •· i..~ .. chthrouihNov.11.
_..., vt~~U.V-... ~~JUl~~.::..Y• Clubs project, . _..... are conduc·
--ftll ~tal ........ Un& tournamtnt, w~ lac:llldldlMulbtl parUC\llm'IJfor pnNl'ac9nimftnalilta. •
· '*eodal balal .m,ao, .. , tr.me TH ftaaUata will travel the t.,.ct outilde dty Umtta ad tbe Super Bowl la New Orleans ln
cumuiath9.n.ctofallnewbotell Jaaury. Further infonnatlon
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Stretching Her Talent
The youngest member of the Acrobats of Canton goes
t~rough a routine of "soft exercises" during the troupe's
performance at New York's Radio City Music Hall. 'lbe
routine is traditionally designed to show off the abilities
of the youngest performer. The Chinese acrobats will vis·
it 31 ~ities in the United States and Canada.
Seal Beach's
City Manager
Quitting Post
The Seal Beach City Council is
expected tonight to accept the
resignation of City Manager
Dennis Courtemarche who has
held the city·s top appointed
position since 1971 .
Courtemarche, who has been
embroiled with council officials
over worsening financial condi·
lions , said today he is leaving to
take a job in private enterprise.
The resignation becomes ef-
fective Dec. 12.
-"I've been here 15 years in all:
and it is very difficult to leave.
But I believe everybody will be
better off and a certain fresh·
ness will help. It is time to move
on ," Courtemarche said.
Courtemarche said his de·
cision to leave had already been
made before city voters defeat-
ed a $4.9 million tax measure to
provide fire , po li ce and
paramedic services over the
next fout years. Col,\rtemarcbe
submitted his resignation last
Wednesday. the day after the
election.
A r epla ce m e nt for
Courtemarche has n ot been
named.
Fro• Poge 11 I
SWAT ...
became embroiled in a dispute
with several people on foot.
Ochoa s aid Blas allegedly
pulled out a pistol and fired one
s hot t hat s hattered the
passenger's side window and
another that s truck Gonzales.
The driver was able to move bis
car a short distance from the
scene before be lost conscious·
ness. police said.
Ochoa said Blas and Mendez
immediately fled the scene in a
while car, while neighbors sum-
monedpolice.
Information from witnesses at
the scene led police to 2307 Florida
St.
SW AT officers secured the area
and arrested Mendez in an apart-
ment and Blas in the attic of the
residence, Ochoa said.
Collision Fatal
LOS ANGELES CAP>
Authorities say a wrong-way
driver on the Santa Monica
freeway was killed and two
others injured following a head·
on collision Sunday near the freeway's Fairfax Avenue off·
ram!').
r Gimntiek Told
Durante's Secret Revealed
NEW YORK <AP> -As the late comedian Jimmy Durante
would say, everybody's getting into the act. .
Now his widow. Marge Durante, has let the world m on a
secret millions of Durante rans wondered about for years: Who
was the Mrs. Calabash to whom Durante bid a food good oigbt
at the end of every radio and television performance?
Durante, who died Jan. 29 at 86, once said the mysterious
lady was a ct\ildhvod sweetheart he met in elementary school.
But as Mrs. Durante tells it, there never was such a person.
"I guess lt can now be told." the comic's w_idow. told 1:he
New York Daily News . ·'Mrs Calabash was a 11mmack which
Jimmy and producer Joe Pasternak developed when Jim~y
was starting his radio show. They felt they needed sor:nething
special to end the show. Something to ca\ch the ear of listeners
and Mrs. Calabash was born."
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l!Qhtwe1ght...comtonably ld1lorod with a
stre1oht leg silhouene. irJ three Shades
of denim indlQO washed and bl9ached
5 Killed
In Crash l
i ()/Plane ,
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A plliDe c:r .... lD tbe Color~ bllb prairie · Saturda7 nl•bt ldllecl five nMmben ol a faail.b'
folJowtnt a Jcwoua Ga.rdeD Grove
•ecldlu aalbertna. and wldowi4 tbe bride married one week
earlier. !
Authorities for the Mesa CcMmi
ty Sberlff'a Office la Grand
Junction, Colo., said today~
.was no fire when tbe 1lD1le
en1lne Mooney lf.JOK slammed
into tbe earth on a lancliq ap-
proach.
Bodies of pilot Douglu
Gaylord, 55, and his foutl
pusenien were scattered over
a quarter-mile area alone with
w~ckqe of the small plane.
Victims in addition tQ
Gaylord, ol 8012 Cerulean Ave.(
Included hjs son Mark, Kn;
Sharon McCormick, 30, of
Paonia, Colo.. and her two
children, Katie, 5 and Kevin, IS
months. :
Mark Gaylord, a partnft" in mi
father's firm, Coast Wooci
Products, a cabinet-makiai
company. wu married the pre~
vious Saturday and left bis new.
wife, Dina, behind. :
The plane based al Lon.
Beach Airport was a four-<
passenger aircraft, but Mrs;
McCormick was carryin& her in~
fant son in her arms aboard ~
turbo-char1ed plane. :
Family spokesmen said t.oda)i
that no arran1ementa have been
made to return bodies of the:
father and son to Garden Grove. ;
Sberi.frs investigators said ~
entire family was ori1inally.
from Paonia, about 40 miles out-!
side Grand Junction, where Mrs~
McCormick and her tbreti
children were being taken.
The pilot WU in sigbt of the
control tower at Walker Field
Airport late Saturday night and
had requested permiulon to
land while five miles out.
He was given clearance by the
air traffic controller, who told
him he was coming in just
slightly too high, a Mesa County
Sheriff's Office spokesman said
today.
He said the controller watched
another plane and its pilot mak-
ing a touch-and-go landing
momentarily and returned bis
gaze to the Gaylord aircraft but
in those few seconds it bad
vanished.
Sheriff's deputies were
notified when there was no
further radio contact but tbe
search over rolling, gully-
riddled terrain was suspended
until daylight Sunday.
Investi1ators for the Federal
Aviation Administration are now
attempting to determine further
details such as whether the elder
or younger Gaylord was at the
controls.
Police Hunt
Horse's Gear
Costa Mesa police are
searcblni for sUver·studded sad-
dles and other bone tack report-ed as stolen from the Equestrian
Ce~ter al the Orange County
Fa arground.s.
Thieves cut a padlock from
the equestrian tbo{>'S door late
Thursday, investigators said,
takln1 Sl0,243 worth of 1ear
owned by operators Reginald
and Pamela Peabody.
Included in the haul police
said, were a Wptern 'anct an
Arab saddle lacld with alive.:
and worth about Sl,SOO each.
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HB Photographer Recalls. Lone Flight,
B)' SOBE&T BAU.Ea °' .. .....,"" ..... about a minute. . Huntinaton Beach resident Herb Clark
was at the scene with bis camera wben · r-" Howard Hu1bes' legen-
.. dary Spruce GOOH made
its only flilbt Nov. 2, 1.M7.
He stationed bimaell
out in the middle ol the
Lons Beach pier with bis
wife Dorothy to 1et pie·
tures of the 1iant
transport craft known then
as Hu1hes' plywood plane.
•'He didn't get it very hip at all. I kind
or expected him to fly it around tbe city. But
be got lt up into the air and I guess be proved
what be wanted to prove and turned it around
and took it back in.
"I remember it u a pretty bit event but
not a ireat historical thin1. But all the ex-.
citement about it recently bas made it
become historic.''
Otben f»elieved it was
That renewed interest sent Clark rushing
to the family photograph album to find the
Ions forsotten photos.
cu.a . a huge wooden contraption
that milbt never 1et into the air.
Clark said there was quite a bif of excite-
ment at the time about the plane that wu
then the biaat by (ar.
Clark said he bad just 1ot out ol the Navy
in 1947, was attendin1 Loni Beach Cit~'
CoUe1e on the GI blll and didn't have any
money for the movies. "The Huahea ru1bt
was our entertainment for the week."
"Even then, 'Howard Huches WU • pret·
ty eccentric guy. Some people wondered if be
was pla)'inl with a full deck.
"It wu about l p.m . when Hughes taxied
it out oo the water. I t.houtbt it would fly
because the wings were braced pretty 1ood
and they dJdn't fall off while beint taxied.
Last week the Spruce GOOH wu taken to
a temporary berth in Loni Beach. It will be
taxied this summer to a new locaUon next
door to the Queen Mary luxury liner.
Clark said the plane became airborne for
The 219-foot seaplane bas a win1-span of
.320 feet and wu built for uae u a troop
transpcxt durin1 World War II when metal
was scarce and when troopships were bein1
sunk by German submarines.
Funds Short for Parks
By PAT&ICK KENNEDY
Ol .. o.llyPlllllUft
Huntinctoo Beach's plan to de-
velop 17 new parks in tbe next
few yean bu one major flaw -
tbe city doesn't have noqb
money to maintain them once
they are develOPed.
Ill fact, theie ml&bt not be
wqt cuh ID ctty coften nat year to keep tbe ....... mowed in
t.be preeent 4&-park ayatem, ac-
cording to a report from Paul
Cook, director of the city's
Public Worts Department.
"Park, tree and landscape
maintenance is underfunded by
$700,000 and levels of service are
far below. public expectations,
the report states.
Cook's solution is to create tax-
in& districts IO residents livine
near parts could help pay for
·-tbeirupbep.
His recommendation was sup-
ported by Comm~ce·a l>lreetol' Vince .. , wbo
oversees the 430-acre part
system, and City Councilman
Jact Kelly.
But Kelly's motion to establish
"maintenance assessment dis·
C..ta 1'fe•• P••Jert
tricts for all existing and future
nei1bborbood parka, 1reenbelta,
parkways and medians ... died
for lack of a second by any ol tbe
other aix council memben.
Daryl Smith, superintendent
of park landacaptnc, said bis
crews are serambttns to mow,
edge, irrigate, plct up truh,
clean rwtrooma, trim trees and
keep weeds in CCJGtrol.
"We don't have Ume to do
anytblq in depth like renovat-
inl and cultivattq," Smith said.
"And, lf the city keeps addinl
parks to the system, we just
can't do it. We'll be in trouble."
Bluff Shoring Backed
By JEUY CLAUSEN .................
StabWJation of bluffs in Coeta
Mesa's Canyon Part la to belin
this month, partly to save homes
threatened by landslides and
flooding.
Tbe Oty Council bu awarded
a $242,ZZl contract to ThomMD
Land.acape ol Woodland Hilla to·
'fill part ol tbe canyon, abore up
bluffs and recl1Rct runoff waters
Uaat aftkUll fear milbt inun-
dala MUby Newport Terrace .
"U we don't atabWie it, we're
1oin1 to have some real ~
lema," said Keith Van Holt,
director ol leisure services for
the City ol ca.ta Mesa.
'·A whole section of condos in
Newport Beach could be
flooded," besaid.
Part ol t.be problem, Van Holt
explained, ls that new bousinl
developments in west Costa
Mesa have contributed heavily
to runoff feedinl down into the
3S·acre natural canyon park,
ooce anOran1e County dump site.
Listed by city officials as
"landscapin1," the work en-
tails ftlllnt much of tbe northern
leg of the L -sbaped park
purchased from the county in
1976 for about $700,000.
The work, includin1 slope
atabtHutkm and the plantinl ol
1rau aBCl trees, la to be paid
from .Ute bond funds for pub
authorized by voten in ms, Van
Holt said.
Total Canyon Park ban.II: im·
provements are expected to nm
about f700,000 over the yean
ahead. be said.
The canyon is to be main·
tained in a "natural" state with
blc1cle and bikini trails, be
said. The Cfll>'OD la inhabited by
several small animal and bird a peel•. ~
Especially tbreatene4 by
eroekln, Van Holt.said la tbt in-
tenectkm ol Seablulf Drive, Sea
Cove I.-and Cayoe Drive.
Aoald tb8t inteneetloD be •· dermlMd, be.. said, acce11 to
Costa Mn an ·Jim Gre1ory's
award-wllmlae •unit Seablaft
eondomlalum development
would ... tbnateed.
Sebeduled lot UM tutureba= Holt ......... wort -tM aoutla ol tbe l're1dom Homee
U.et~IMtbe eu~.
H••YJ ndm Ii UM aria laced wttlt _.._. eoul4 nsult ID
eroalOD: clroppln1 some bllck.J .. U..0 tM CaQOD'I bot· tom.
V •• Holt sat• cltJ plaH
artliaalb eaUed tot wan • u.. caarw fo .......... tMa eat ,..,, bu& tW .... ....,. ..
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.Doctor's DelD"nt 1
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·~Surgeon on Trial in Slaying• I
81 DAVID KVTZllANN ................
Before lalt June U , Dr. Lou.la
Atala 'a life was a story of
success and proaperlty -
$250,000 •
year medical
practice,
father ol two
attractive
1pun1
cblldren ,
resident
of a poab
Runtln1ton auui
Harbour netpborbood.
But on June 13 -Friday the
13tb -Lou Alaia's life chanced
within tbe span of ei1bt or 10
minutes.
On that ni1bt, prosecutors
alle1e. the diminutive,
1ray-baired physician fatally
stabbed hla former wife and a
prominent Long Beach attorney,
after IOilll to her home to pick
up bis two pre-teen children for
a weekend visit.
Today, Alaia, ~ was to to on
trial, perhaps for bis life, u bis
Oran1e County Superior Court
murder trial 1eta under way. Tbe
defendant bu pleaded not pilty
by reuon ol insanity to the dual
murdercbar1es a1ainat him.
The potential death penalty
cue comes to trial in Superior
Court Juq.._, Byron McMillan's
courtroom after nearly five
montba of complicated le1al
maneuverin1s by defense
attorneys and proeecutora.
In particular, Alaia'a lawyers
fou1bt unaucceasfuUy to keep
their client free on $250,000 bail,
1oin1 to the California Supreme
Court to try to reverse a k>wer court's rulin1 revoking bail.
Tbe state blah court declined to
bear the matter.
Friday, during a court
appearance before McMillan,
Alaia wu a me.o in shackles,
heavily manacled when be wu
led into court and clad in the
yellow fatiaues of the Orance
County Jail.
ProaecuUn1 the surgeon, wbo
la considered a pioneer in hip
Joint replacement, will be
Deput1 District Attorney
Richard Farnell. .
Aatiped tbe cue only several weeta qo, Farnell ls t.be lawyer
Wbo auec.duily proMCUted con-
victed cbOd tiller Rodney James
A.lcala..U.tbia year in Oraqe
County SUperiorCourt.
"Rieb la a fine attorney,"
defense lawyer Ed Georae Jr.
said in a recent interview. He
declined to mate further
comment on his courtroom
ad veraary, who replaces
pl'OHC\ltor CU.tr Harris.
llania said be wu taken olf
tbe case because of bis
involvement in several other
felony matten either now in
trial or cominl to trial.
Farnell said in an interview
that be anticipates lltUe delay in
1ettin1 tire trial under way
Monday even tboulh he ls still
relatively new to the cue.
He said it wu too early to say
whether be would actively PUlh
for tbe death penalty if Alaia la
convicted of murder.
Tbe physician is accused of
stabbinl bis ex-wife, Marty Lou
Alaia, 37 , and Loni Beach
attorney Marvin Tincher to
death after IOinl to the woman's
Huntintton Harbour home to
pick up bis two children, a1ed 9
and u.
Duriq previous proceedinp,
wltneaaea and attorneys have
said Alaia su,ddenly became
enra1ed during an ar1ument
with bia wife. that be ran to the
kitcbeo and irabbed a boainl
knife from a wall rack, and tbea
attacked hit wife.
He la acc\lled ol stabblq ber
once lD the abdomen and tbeD
attaeldnl Tincher, 50, who wu
aittine in another room ol tbe
boue.
Tbe proaeeuUoa 's prlaeipal
wilnelles lD tM ca,e will be tbe
two cldldrea, wt.o wen p.....at
when tbe 1la1in1a occurred.
Both cblldren teltlfled durlq • preliminary bearin1.
Def-.e atralety in tbe c.-
wtll focus oa Alaia 'a use ol the
medication Ritalin, wb1'11 be
took for a disease tnown u
narcoie.,.y, or an uncontrollable
deelre to sleep. .
The medicatioa, Geor1e laid,
produces stde.effect.a such u
anxiety, tension and
a11resaiveness . Alaia
purportedly took the medicaUon
only hours before goinl to bls ex-wife's home.
Farnell said be will attempt to
sbow jurors the stormy
back1round of Alala'a
relationship witb his wife, wblcb
durin1 their divorce proceedinp
bad been st rained and
sometimes violent.
Court papers dealin1 with
their divorce included a plea
from Mrs. Alaia that her
husband be restrained 'from {
comlJll to ._ bome after be
all••edb' •truck ber in tbe f~
and said, "Ttll• la Just an
example ol what I can do for
you."
Tbe slQinp were all the more
•bocklal became of the stature
of tboee lnvolwd -Alala was.a
bi1bly respected orthopedic
aur1eon in Southern California
wblle Tlneber wu the acloD ol a
fa mom Lema Beach family. He
was active in Lons Beach civic
attain u well u in its le1al I
community. •
Because there are special !
death penalty alle1ationa ,
a1atut tbe physician, wbo bad !.
remarried a third time at tbe
time ol tbe ldllln11, new juror :
selectkJD procedures required by :
the California Supreme Court •
will be used. ~
These new rules, which have!
been used only one other time in •
Oran1e County. requirei
individual questioning of~
potential Jurors by attorneys ' outalde the presence of other~
jurors. !
Tb1a requires the shuttling o1!
jurors from one courtroom to:
another to allow the queationin1:
of one juror on his or her death:
penalty views. •
Huge SC Project.
Delayed by CoUncil1
By STEVE MITCllELL say that lf they have to s~ °'_......,""'...., over with 1aining city approval: More than 50 lnv•ton ln a for the subdivision, they will I~
San Clemente development their investments. project didn't 1et what they wanted from City Hall, wbicb When the 54 investors, mtllly
leaves the fate of their dollan in of them local residents, pre·
limbo. purchased lots in the proposed'
Lut week, the city council de-development, San Clemente
layed for two weeta a dedaion Estate!' partners bad borrowed
on a proposed 111-acre sub-$5.4milliontodeveloptheland. ;
diYi.aicm belUnd Saa Clemente Tbe partnership later ftled for
General e.Jl6ta). Tbe CCMmd1 bankruptcy when it discovered
aald tt ..ucl tbe time to reTinr the Iota were not sold at pricet
1eololle _. ~ npana that would make the projecf
Oil tbe prajed. . •. economically feuible.
lnveston in San Clemente A new partnership called t.be Estates say they need an ex-Andenon/Olsen group, said tbe)f
tenakla ol an already-approved would bail out the original
aubdiviakJD ..,-eement with the partners.hip and honor the 54
city in order to 1et the project pre-sold contracts.
underway. But tbe new 1roup says it ill
Tbe aireement, approved in not interested if the package does
1977 by a previous council, 0 . not come with the already a~
pired in August. proved subdivision agreement
It would have aUowe4 denlop. withtbecity.
meat ol 225 Iota, u well aa a And that's what bas the in·
26·unit ccalominium project OD veatora worried. Without a city
the blllaide just northwest of extenakm ol the aireement, they
Camino de a Kues. are out their investments.
But tbe present City Council Council members have been
says it wanq another crack at aympatbetJc with the investors'
the development, aayi.ns t.be clty pU1bt since t.be issue came up in
bas too many billaidea "OD tbe Au1uat. But they insist they can-
move" now to risk another not extend the agreement
landslide. without assuranc es from
Some Iota in the aubdlviakJD aeolC>lbts and enaineers that the show SO-de1ree slopes, and project will be safe to future
nearb: half the pa.reel bu 30 realdentaolthedevelopment.
percent or greater slopes. "We face $10 million i n
City officials also are crtUcal lawsuits over a landslide behind
of the former council'• approval City Hall," said Councilman
of streets in the deve!~:ent RobertUmber1.
area that push the m um He said that bu made the cit)'
1radeal.lowedbytbecity. aware of the need to explore the
And lame duck councl lman \"health and welfare" of poteti-Tbomas O'Keefe says there tial new residential areas.
should be provisions for public And, until the city planning
access ~ Hant Glider Hill and department baa an opportunity
other viewpoints that would be , to examine the geologic studies
within the cloaed-1ate coin-\prepared by the partners, ~
munlty. . ~uncil says it will not extentl
But investon in thf project yie aireement.
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9LUE MONDAYS DErr. -There is nothin• quite IO
bumillat.ina a.s 1pendln1 your weekend work.int on tbe
family heap, only to be reduced by the macblnery to a aot>-
blnt wretdl. J mean, once there was a time that around autos, they may II.ave called you "bandy." That la, you could fix 'em,
baby. You fiddled on Fords and cranked on Cbemes. You
were one or thole Peppertree Mechanics. Workin1 beaeatb
the shade or that marvelous tree, even pepper coma fallinc
into a carburetor did.n 't deter your masterful work.
Everything turned out bumming Uke the an1els.
Today it's a somewhat different story when you try
tinkering ~th the family bus. Detroit anH Tokyo have
clamped all those smog control goodies on your auto. .
YOU UFr THE HOOD, fi guring you can handle Uua
one with a screwdriver, pair of pliars and song in your
heart. and you're greeted by a bewildering mne of tubes,
pipes, wires, CQ..nduil and odd·looking devices you figure
are bells and whlstles. "Good heavens," you exclaim to the peppertree.
"Wh ere went the engine?"
Well, it's down In there in the bowels of the engine
compartment somewhere, beneath all those tubes and
pipes. The compartment looks like it was decorated by
somebody who went berserk in a spaghetti factory.
So you go to work, undoing superfluous wires. gadge~.
doohickies and garbenstagles and to, guess what? There ts
that dam little engine down in there aft.er all.
SEVERAL HOURS LATER, you have everything fixed
ship·shape. Time lo rire up the old family bus. You crank
it over. Nothing. It just sits there while the starter whines
"And You Tried to Fix tt Yourself? Ha' Ha! Ha'"
away, deader than the proverbial doornail.
"AJl it needs is a good shove," you confide to the pep-
pertree. "That 'II do it."
The young man or your house comes ·around with his
car and you enlist him in the shoving department. "Just
push me down the block once and we'll have this baby pur·
ring like a kitten,'' you announce with extreme confidence.
He lines up bumper-to-bumper and shoves. You work
the gas and ignition. But that's all that works. You do not
get even one wheeze, grunt or cough from beneath the
silent hood.
SO SUNDAY NIGHT closes out with a dead heap in your
~arage. You ought topen an epitaph on the windsb.ield dust:
"Here Ues a Grand Old Heap;
"Done in by
"A Peppenree Creep."
Besides the problem of trying to hitch a ride to
employment today, you suppose the poor old family bus
wilt suffer the indignity of being towed away to be worked
on by a professional wrencb·twist.er.
THE nRST THING he'll do is lift the hood and gasp
dramatically in horror.
DALLAS (AP) -A pet 8-fOOl
python apparently in search of
food slithered into the crib of a
sleepiq baby and crushed the
tlrl to death in a viselike
squeeze, authorities said.
Seven·mollth-old Toni la'nn
Duboe probably never utterW a cry became "as the victlm tries
to breathe, the snake squeezes
tighter and ti1hter around the
body," said a spokesman for the
Dallas County medical ex-
aminer.
THE BABY, WHOSE body
was covered by dozens of
needle.fine tooth marts, was
found by her mother Saturday,
authorities said. The snake was
curled on a ledge above the crib.
The baby's 5-year-old sister,
Jessie, was asleep in the same
bedroom but was not harmed.
Alerted by hjs wife, Robert
Eugene Duboe, a 35·year·old
machinist, rus h ed into his
daughters' bedroom. grabbed
Gold-laden
Shipwreck
Discovered
LONDON (AP) -Arter a
rutile 25-year search, a salvage
company has found the wreck of
the British Cruiser Edinburgh
with $12 million in gold believed
to be aboard, the Sunday Times
reported.
Calling the find "one of the
world 's great s unken
treasures," the newspaper said
the British salvage company -
could receive as much as -40 per-
cent of the gold. It said Britain
would get one-third or the rest
with two-thirds going to the Sov-
iet Union.
THE S HIP SANK from
torpedo hits in 900 feet of water
in th~ Barents Sea 170 miles
north of the Soviet port or
Murmansk in 1942, a critical
yur in world War II. Salvage
experts from Britain, Norway
and the Soviet Union 1lave been
searching for the wreckage.
"It will be one of the most dif.
ficult s._ivage operations ever,"
said Fergus Hinds , recovery
m anager for Risdon-Beasley,
the company that claims it
found the cruiser last s ummer.
"The wreck is there. the gold is
there and the job can be done,"
Hinds told the Times.
Who will salvage the wreck re-
m ains to be determined. Risdon-
Beas ley and two other com -
panies, one British and one
Norwegian, have applied to the
Britis h Department of Trade to
carry out the operation, the
newspaper reported.
IT SAID the British and Sov·
iet governments must give joint
approval before dredging can
begin.
The Edinburgh sank after be·
ing crippled by two torpedo
strikes as it h eaded fr om
Murmansk for the United States
with s~ tons or gold in payments
for weapons and equipment.
In the 19505, British salvage
crews failed to find the ship, but
were unsure they would be able
to lift the gold even if they had.
By the 1970s, sa)vage techniques
had progressed to the point
where the operation was feasi·
ble.
But J>Olitical considerations
complicated the s earch in
waters claimed by both Norway '
and the Soviet Union.
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"Somebody's been fooling with this engine." be will
cry, pointing a fmger at· whoever is nearby who might
appear to be the dastardly culprit.
I do not plan to be nearby.
The Times said the Reisdon-
Beasley vessel was buzzed re-
peatedly by Soviet warplanes
during the search for the wreck.
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the snake and wrettled lt lnto
another bedroom. Duboe, near hyst~rta, ahot the snake with a
.2S·caUber pistol and partially
severed its head with a kitchen
knife, said Dallas police Set.
Gus Rose.
DU80E Tll.aEW THE anake
back lnto the bedroom with the
dead girl, where police found it
when they came to the apart·
ment to investigate.
O ffi cer s said the non-
poisonous s nake , which has
tremendous strength, forced its
way out or a covered 30-gallon
aquarium in the living room,
where il had been kept since
Duboe bought it in California 1~
years ago.
The medical examiner's office
ruled , the child died from
traumatic asphyxia 'as a result
of the snake 's wrapping itself
around her body and squeezing.
It may have taken as long as
five minutes for the child to die,
according to a medical ex·
aminer's field agent.
Rose said that although it was
le~at in Dallas to keep snakes in privale residences, was con·
sidering whether to take the
case to a grand jury.
DUBOE, DESC R I BED as
"deeply grief.stricken," his wife
and their 5-year-old daughter
were staying with relatives in an
undisclosed place. De Gaulle R e meltlbered Rose said Duboe told police
that be fed the reptile a hamster
every two weeks but that "it had
been two weeks since it was last
fed -it could have been hungry
and probably was."
The snake was 4 inches in
diameter, weighed 7'r2 pounds
and was 2 years old.
Admiral Philippe de Gaulle, right, son of the late Gen.
Charles de Gaulle, talks with a World War II veteran
before the Lorraine cross overlooking Colombeyles-deux·
Eglises. French village where the former France presi·
dent died No\'., 9, 1970. There were 2,000 who visited the
De Gaulle grave Sunday to mark the 10th anniversary of
his death.
Silver Miners Settle
str ike began. KELLOGG, Idaho I AP)-An
eight-month strike against the na-
tion's largest silver producer
ended when miners agreed to a
41-month contract proposed by
Sunshine Mining Co.
"We got what we wanted! We
got what we wanted!" hollered
one miner, tappine one of two
beer kegs at the downtown union
hall.
The strike was punctuated by
several incidents or violence, in·
eluding one bombing and some
picket-line fistfights.
A union s pokesman said
about 75 percent of those at the
meeting voted lo accept the offer.
The contract, which will expire
on midnight April 24, 1984, con·
tains no weekend production
clause, an issue the company bad
pushed hard for. but that miners
opposed strongly.
·'While there will be no under-
ground weekend work, there will
be above-ground work such as
equipment maintenance and so
forth." a union offi cial said. About 500 miners and clerical
workers walked off their jobs
March 15 when their three·year
contract with Sunshine expired.
Full details of the agreement
were unavailable, but it was
known that medium level miners
would receive Sl0.36 an hour plus
a cost-Of-living raise that brought
the total hourly pay to $10.51.
They were makjng $8.86 when the
In r eturn , the un i on
agreed not to seek further in·
creases in weekend differentials
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R e ag<Jn Films Revived
ation' TV tatiom Schedule Ai rings
l.O ANCF.l.£S CAP) 1\'11
100~ fWl <'l rtl Am r1ca l1rauaw
Ronald Rea1an in his Hollywood
fil ms. but for the pai.t year h41 WM.8
1.: n almo•t exelu lvely on
tetevhuon commt>rclala and news
programminti
Now, man y of the 52 movies
made by Pre."ldent·e!ect Reagan
are scheduled for public viewing
kept oo shelves o( TV suppliers
since 1978 in the name or
political fairness. The Federal
Communications Commission
said stations may show a Reagan
movie only ii they are willlng to
give equal air time to Democrats.
But that restriction ended when
the votes were cut Tuesday.
Los Angeles station KHJ was
ready, running "Louisa" election again
His film P4!rforrnances were night. "We gambled that we'd get a
big rating because of his can·
didacy and now bis election," said
Evelyn Zebro, KHJ 's advertising
and promotion director. "We've be~n running a Ronald Reagan
mini-festival. We bad 'Louisa'
election night. 'Dark Victory' on
Wednesday and "Kings Row' on
Friday."
T a ch er
In D
T ops State KTLA IN LOS Angeles will
telecast "The Killers," Reagan's
only movie role as a villain,
SACRAMENTO (AP> The tonight. C8p.m.,Channel5.)
California Teacher or the Year is "We're putting them OD Sunday
a San Diego high school English night because we know it'll get a
and will see "King's Row" ne.xt
Sunday.
~
BARBAllA SMJTll, program
director for WClX ln Miami, said
''King's Row" wUl be telecast
Nov. 15. The station also bas ''The
Winning Team," "She's Worltin. g
Her Way Throu,h College" and
''Knute Rockne."
The Miami station attempted to
get "Bedtime for Bonzo" and
"Bonzo Goes to College," but
round that MCA is holding those
two films off the television
market.
In Washington, CBS affiliate
WDVM is pre-empting network
children's shows to telecast
"Hellcats of the Navy." Indepen-
dent statio·n WTTG bas none
s cheduled, but a spokesman said
"we're thinking of running some
around inauguration."
Ala, Sweet Sunshine teacher who attended segregated big rating," said William H.
schools for blacks in Miami as a Wills, the promotion manager of
Suzanne Hornstein of another
Washington independent, WDCA ,
said: "We 've got about 10 of his
movies, but we haven't scheduled
any yet. And it's not that I haven't
wanted lo." Recent Indian summer weather is nof the Center high rise as those sunning on the
youngster. WGN, Chicago. "We'd have run
Patricia Oyes hiku, 35, who them even if he'd lost, because
time to be trapped inside an Embarcadero deck of a ferry in San Francisco Bay know.
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teaches English, reading im· peoplewouldbaveturnedinoutof
fl provement and ethnic literature curiosity. We're really running
at Samuel F .B. Morse High them more for Ronald Reagan
}. School, was chosen by s tate than forthe valueorthe movies." l School Superintendent Wilson Sunday night, Chicago viewers
Kidnappe rs
Murde r T wo Radio Era Ends in LA · ! Rilesoverthreeotherrinalists. __,saw ·~ta .!_e_!_rai_l'_'_over WGN
SHE IS THE state's nominee
for National Teacher of the Year,
OAKLAND CAPJ -Kidnap-
pers ordered four Oakland resi-
dents to lie on the ground and
then shot them , killing two,
Trend-sett e r KHJ Dumps Rock a nd Roll
· to be chosen next March in
Washington, O.C.
The state De partment of
Education said that Mrs .
Oyeshiku graduated from high
school at 15 as valedictorian of her
class, got a degree in English and
Spanish from Knoxville College in
Tennessee and holds a master's in
education from San Diego State.
She has been a teacher nine years.
Sh~ said her public school
teaehers "always made me
believe that DO goal was WlOb-
taina ble. I thought I could do
everything.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT quot-
ed one letter from a former stu-
dent that said, "She touched my
life like no other teacher I ever
had." · .. .. .. . . . •.· ... ., . . .
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police say. _
A man, his sister and two
friends, forced at gunpoint from
an Oakland apartment Sunday,
were shot in a remote area in
the Oakland Hills, police said.
"There was a dispute over a
theft . . . and it escalated from
there," said Lt. Terry Green,
head or the Oakland police
homicide detai l. A woman
wounded in the shooting walked
almost a mile to Piedmont
Stables to summon help.
Top Police J o in
H unt fo r Slayer
LOS ANGELES (AP) -An era
came to an end when radio station
KHJ said goodbye to rock and roll
and enthusiastically embraced
what it Is trumpeting as "coWllry
oriented rock.'·
KHJ was the trend-setter in
the 19606 , the acknowledged
leader in its field with a rock
format that attracted thousands
of teen-age listeners throughout
Soutbern California. It was the
envy of radio stations around the
country.
OTHER STATIONS copied its
format, but there was only one
KHJ . It was "Boss Radio,"
home of "The Real" Don Steele,
Charlie Tuna, ''Humble Harv"
and the disc jockeys or frenetic
music and talk . Other finalis ts were David
Eakin. who t eaches physics,
chemistry, computer program-
ming and calculus a t J ohn Swett
High School in Crockett: Barbara
Franklin, a kindergarten teacher
at Laguna Blanca School. a
private school in Santa Barbara;
and Gary Hack, an Independent
living skills and leamlng dis·
abilities teacher at Del Campo
High in Sacramento County
Lyn Nofziger. president-
elect Ronald Reagan's press
secretary, said be will re·
sign at the end of the month.
He said he has no desire to
be in government.
ATLANTA CAP) -Five of the
nation's top homicide detectives,
all of them with records in break-
ing big cases, were arriving in
Atlanta today to help police track
down the killer or killers of 11
black children.
The arrival came after a
weekend in which bundn!ds of
amateurs searched for clues and
the latest young victim was
buried.
But at 9 p.m. Friday, after
months of planning, the Los
Angeles station underwent a
transformation. Faced with FM
radio's rapidly expanding in·
trusion. it bas forsaken the teen
market and is hoping to take a
leadership role pursuing "the
music of the '80s."
"It is very difficult for the en·
tire music and recording in·
dustry to believe that KHJ is
Gays Anger¢
By Polic<~ tlaid
LOS ANGELES (AP) Vice officers who ar-
rested 16 men during a r aid on a gay spa in Hollywood
have been accused or harassment by membersofthe
gay community who vowed to make the incident a
"causecelebre ."
''It's an outrageous event.'' Steve Schulte, di rec·
tor of the Gay Community Services Center, said
about the arrests at the Hollywood Spa. "Essentially
what you have is ~Opie going to a private party and
getting arrested . There will be a big defense put up.
This will become a cause celebre."
LOS ANGELES POLICE OFFICERS arrested
15 men for investigation of lewd conduct and one man
for misdemeanor battery. said Sgt. Bob Rebhan.
who led lhe raid.
·Rebhan demed police were harassing gays and
said the men 's sexual preferences did not prompt the
raid. He said police received information that sexual
activity would take place at the spa, which he defined
as a "public place," and that entertainment, danc·
ing and alcohol had been advertised, for which
Rebhan said the s pa I acked proper permits.
THE MEN A'RRESTED FOR LEWD conduct
were seen performing sodomy, oral copulation or
mutual masturbation by plainclothes officers who
pa id admission to enter the club.
Rebhan s aid vice officers had twice before
raided the spa when it housed Plato's Retreat West, a
club for heterosexual s wingers. Plato's Retreat West
wasa l0sed by Its owners this year.
Nevada Grew 63.3o/o
RENO, Nev. (AP>-Nevada's population grew by
63.3 percent during the 1970s, preliminary Census
Bureau reports show. State officials said they hope
the increase, which puts Nevada's population up to
nearly 800,000, will qualify the state for a second
seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. That,
however, depends on what happens with the
figures from other sm aller states, officials said.
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giving up rock and roll," ad·
milted president Neil Rockoff,
who arrived from New York in
July to s pearhead the con·
version.
"For 15 years we've really
been the musical leader in
Southern California.'' said
Rockoff. · 'KHJ has really been
the Holy Grail. the place caUed
Mecca where all rock and roll
stations faced west."
BUT, HE SAID, people have
tired of the glitter and high·
strutting that character ized rock
in the 1970s and desire a return
to the simplicities, "to the basic
honesty of what Americans used
to be."
He said KHJ hopes to appeal
to those people. between the
ages of 2.S and 55, with a blend or
traditional down-home country
music and the more modernized
sounds of the Willie Nelsons and
the Waylon Jennings.
Rockoff called the m..ve "a
big investment of money and
time and effort" a gamble. But
he said radio "cannot be run on
a six months' basis. You have to look where the trend is going.''
lt wasn't the first such UP,-
heaval at KHJ. which changed
from a talk format to rock if'i
1965
THE ORIGINAL LINEUP
began the morning with Robett
W. Morgan. followed by Roger
Christian and Gary Mack. Steele
worked the late afternoons and
then it was Dave Diamond, Sam
Riddle and Johnny Williams. A
few of the faces ·Changed in sue:·
ceeding years, but the success
continued well into the 1970s.
''I relived the whole era wben
l heard they were changing the
format," said Morgan, now the
morning DJ at KMPC. "My
dream had always been to be °'1
the radio in Los Angeles in the
morning arid I got my opportUJV·
ty. And the fact that in additi~
to that we were very successfol
was very satisfying to me."
Morgan said KHJ was the
dominant area s tation within
months of the change in 1965.
·•Everybody wanted to firid
out how we did it," he recalled.
··So they came out and tried to
copy it. It 's like copying a
Picasso. Only Picasso can do it ..
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To a Poor St&rt
R pubUl' l'\arUne • th nt:w owner of Huahes AJrwest,
b o ta k en oU un t h t• Or a n a e County Board of
Supervisors
tn an alla("k that wa surprising from a company
th t hM sc> Uttle knowledge of and experience with the
operatlOn or John Wayne Airport, Republic suggested,
among other things. thitt :
There ls no noise problem at the airport.
A 4 1 flight-per-day ceiling on the operation of jet
airer aft 1s unrealis tic.
The board has dragged its feet in acting on
policies that will c()ntrol the airport's future.
Republic 1s wrong on all counts.
Perhaps its om cials should one d ay go down to San-
t a Ana Heights or Upper Newport Bay and listen and de-
t'1de if there is a noise proble m. Or look at the history of
noise moni toring tests. .
Perhaps then they might better understanc_i why the
t I Claght-per-day cap was imposed. -
Those same offi cials alsa·s hould consider the m any
competing interests involved in the airport's operation -
not just their own before popping off on whether the
board has somehow avoided action on the airport master
plan.
Republic is understandably upset because it is being
forced to g ive up two fli ghts per day (as is Air
California ) to accommodate the entry of Western
Airlines a nd Frontier Airlines into the county airport
fraternity. It . has tra nslated that unhappines into a
laws uit in which it is seeking a court order to void the
s upervisors' ac·tion . A hearing is set for Nov. 17.
Through its actions. Republic gives the impression
that because it 1s the nation's fifth la rgest jet air carrier
it does not have to• be a team player at such a relatively
minor league a irport as Orange County's airport.
This has not been the case with respect to the
newcomers Weste rn and Frontier. Through their state·
m ents. each seems genuinely interested in a harmonious
relalionsh1p with the county
Republic would do well to rethink its pronounce-
ments and its actions It should join the other a irlines,
the county and the c 1tnens in trying lo make the best of
an admittedly diffi cult situation at John Wayne Airport.
If it wants to play hardball . Republic should keep in
m ind that the county can pl ay hardball, too.
Bravery Merits Honor
When a lluntington Beach man dived into the rushing
Santa Ana River last winter to save a drowning man,
Or an ge County offi cia ls suddenly realized they could do
nothing more than commend the her o.
So last week. they changed all tha t.
The county Boar d of Super visors approved a
pr ogram suggested by member Edison Miller , in which a
'ielection committee can award one of three honors for
bravery. The highest award is called the Medal of Valor.
IJl addition, the supervisors agreed to initiate an
annua l banquet where the s~lectees will get a hero's
we lcome and . rigur atively. their just deserts.
The supervisors mulled over the program for a few
weeks before they finally decided to name a selection
co mmittee lo c hoose the award winners . At first,
s upe rvisor s h ad c onsidere d doing t he s electing
th emselves
There 8re t imes when pQlil1c1ans should and do
invoh ·e themse l ve~ 1n county-s ponsored events . Any
persona l µ11bhc1ty t hey get is generally smiled upon as
part of the game.
But on t he matter of rewarding he roes for ris king
their li ves, supervisors were well-advised to keep politics
out of lhe picture
Suing More Exp ensive
The cost of suing will be going up in Orange County
as of J an. I a nd the county hopes the new fees will add
a lmost $2 m illion to finance court costs .
The fee scale approved by the Board of Supervisors
raises the cost of filing civil or protfate complaints in
superior court from $52 to $75. Filing a response on
behalf of a defendant will increase from $37 to $55.
At the municip al court level. filing a civil complaint
"'ill cost $25 instead of $16 and a response will go from
Sil to $15
While ever y c 1t1zen is e ntitled to his day in court, the
fact is that only about 39 percent of actual court costs
now a re recovered from the $3 .7 -million collected an-
nuall y in filing fees.
The new fees should bring in about $5.5 million a
year. That's s till not e nough to pay for all the court
services, but perha ps the higher fees will tend to dis-
couragt> a few of ttie more frivolous suits that now clut·
ter court ca lenda rs. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Da1~y Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those or their authors and
artists Reader comment 1s Invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O
Box 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321
Boy d/Remarrying
ByL.M .8 0\'D
Divorced women are not so
eaeer to remarry as once they
were. Or J guess that's what
the statistics Indicate. There
has been a 170-percent ln·
c rease in the number of
divorced women who didn't
remarry in the 1970s. It can't
mean t h e number of
matrimonial proposals
dropped otr that much , can
DPar
Gloorn y
Gu8
It I were a bank teller
and a h<>ld·UP man told
me to hand over all tlle
money in my drawera
I'd Just tell blm r don't
carry mo ney In m y
draweni.
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it? Out Love and War man
will check further.
Legendary is the word foot-
ball writersusetodescribethe
likes ot Red Grange and
George Halas. And humorless
is the word some impercep-
live his torian s u se to
describe President Calvin
Coolidge. When Grange and
Halas were introduced lo the
President as members or t.he
Chic ago Bears, he said,
"Fine, I've aJways enjoyed
animal acts." Unsubtle re-
po rters thought he dldn '\
know. He knew, he knew.
Among history's lnf•mous
traiton, list Judas, Benedlc£
Arnold and Vidkin Quisling.
o r these, Quisling no doubt
waa the leut.welHmowo. Yet
bis name alone, not theira1.haa
tumed lnto an uncapitaused
noun I n t he dictionary ·
synonymou1 with traitor.
Q What's .the moat
dangerous sport fn the United
States?
A . Blcycle r:idta1.
lt•tl•tlcally. ,,
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M6nd.y.~10.19S> 8arb9ni l(relblc:h /.Edltorlal Peet EdlW
J ack And erson
Civil Service Reform· Faiters
W ASHJNGTON -When Jim·
my Carter belatedly climbed
aboard the gasohol bandwagon,
the Department of Energy of·
fered Its cooper-atlon to anyone
who would produce fhe
petroleum-saving mixture of
gasoline and alcohol.
One or the s mall e n -
trepreneurs who responded to
DOE 's pro·
mi s e s was
Aaron Wood ,
a 31-year-old
Carmer in J ef·
ferson Coun-
ty. Okla. But
to his dismay,
h e e n coun -
t~red a catCh:
The govern·
m ent 's pro-
mises were empty without the
coop e ration of the oi I com -
panies.
As I've reported over the past
three years, Big Oil's hostility
toward gasohol is a major rea-
son that this alte rnative fuel
is not available in g reater quan-
tity. The oil companies didn't
wa.nt co mp et ition from
back yard stills m a king hi gh·
g rad e m o t or f ue l out o f
agricultural wastes.
BUT WH EN T H E e nergy
crisis finally moved the govern·
ment to encourage gasohol pro-
~ uclion, Big Oil had to go along
1n its o wn m o n o p o l istic
fas hion. If the public wanted
gasohol. it would get gasohol,
but it would be t he oil com-
panies' product. not something
cooked up by the upstart likes of
Aaron Wood
Gasohol 1s 90 percent unleaded
gasoline. and Wood had to buy
his gasoline from -you guessed
it the oil companies. He fil ed
the required application for an
allotmf'nt of unleaded gas, and
DOE officials a uthor ized him to
buy it from oil company djs.
tributors.
The reluctant suppliers resort·
ed to stalling . Al least 20 objec-
tions were fil ed to Wood's allot·
ment application but not all at
once One al a time, a given sup-
plier would contest Wood's ap-
plication, then drop the objec·
tion s hortly before the DOE was
to hold a hearing on the case.
Then another ~upplier would file
an objection, and another. a nd
another
"IT APPEARS to be fact that
there was a sta!Ung tactic used
Earl Wa ters
by the dislrlbut.ora," a DOE ot·
llcial t.old my associate Frank
Washington. "But there's oo
way to confirJD It." Because no
hearing was ever held, DOE
could not make a binding de·
ci.aion on Wood 's requested al·
location.
After months of this delay,
Wood last June wais granted an
interim allocation of 144,000
gallo ns of unleaded gas pe r
month -about half of what he
had asked for. But he had to buy
.the fuel on the so-called s pot
market. at significa ntly higher
prices
Despite the bullying tactics of
Big Oil, Wood managed to pro·
duce and distribute about 2.500
gallons of gasohol a day. But the
production costs forced on him
by the oil companies proved too
much. He closed his plant Sept.
17. pulling 2S people out or work.
That's tbe s tory -un·
fortunately typical -of one
smaU businessman who wanted
to help relieve the country's de·
pendence on imported oil. Wood,
who inves ted $500,000 in his
plant and planned another
$700,000 expansion, has appealed
to DOE for assistance.
But after learning just how lit·
tle the government's support is
worth in a contest with Big Oil,
Wood is understandably skep·
tical about Energy Department
ass urances that it is doing e v-
~ r y thing possi ble t o h e lp
him. Promises, promises.
DOUBLE PENALTY: Ther e's a
select group of prison inmates
across the count ry who will be
paying for their crimes twice,
thanks to the ill-considered ac-
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tlon ot a sancumonlows Congress
and president.
The two-1.lme losers are
prisoner& who had the mis·
fortune to be disabled In the
military service or their COW)·
t ry. Haunted by the s mlrldqg
specter or David Berkowitz -
the notorious "Son of Sam"
m ass murderer Congress
enacted legis lation s lashfog
legally awarded disability com-
pensation for single veterans
while they are in prison on
felony sentences.
Berkowitz uns uccessfully ap-
plied for disability compensation
for schizophrenia, claiming it
was linked to his Army service
in Korea. The cong ressional
response was to dras tically re·
d uce pay ments of disability
compensation to any convicted
felon while he was serving time.
"IT'S BAD legislation and bad
po licy," said Veterans Ad-
ministra tion chief Max Cleland,
himself a disabled veteran. He
noted that taking away benefits
t he pr isoners have a lready
earned before they fell afoul of
the law makes their r eadjust-
ment just that much more dif-
fi cult when they are eventually
released.
Vet e ra ns g ro ups like the
American Legion and the Dis·
abled American Veterans op-
posed the legislation , on the
sensible grounds that pos t-
ser vice behavior should have no
bearing on ser vice-connected
compensation
In an ironic twist. even though
the Vetera ns Administration is
involved in o utreach programs
in pen itentiaries a cross the
country and Cleland initially OP·
posed the new legislation. he is
now obliged to implement it.
WATCH ON WASTE : Never un·
de r est ima t e t h e ~u i l e of
bureaucrats deter mined lo
spend public money When the
U .S. Forest Service regional of·
fice in San Francisco wanted to
solve iLc; paperwork problem by
acquiring wor d p rocessi n g
equipment, the bureaucrats dis
covt>red that Washington had
put a freeze on c;uch purchases
Undeterred b) this technicality ,
I he San Franl'isl'o office pro
ceedcd lo lease the desired
equipme nt for more than $1
mi II ion a year If bought out
right, the word-processers would
have cost the taxpayers only $2.5
million.
Education Failures Demand Change
rt 1s JUSL possible that the
s t a te's presen t ed ucationa l
system wil l under go some
dra m atic changes within the
next few years Apparently it is
beginning to dawn upon at least
some of the slate's officialdom
that the current public education
program isn't wo rking too well.
Both parents and e mployers
have been t•om plain1n g about
the end pro-
d u ct i n 1n
C'rcas1ng 1n
tens it y And
th e college
ad m 1ss1on ex
a m in at1ons
conf1 rm t he
co n ten tions
that children
a r e n o t
benef1tting by
t he progra m u p to expected
standards
The large numbers of high
school dropouts aod even larger
numbers of unemployed youth,
most of whom have passed
through the secondary schools
without becom ing fitted for
e mploy m ent. ser ve lo e m-
ph asize the fa ilures of the
schools. And those failures re-
Diaries McCabe
Whe n I recenUy wrote a cou-
ple or pieces about bilingualism,
a friend s aid to me : "Not to
worry. old boy. Three presidents
from now and the president;s ad-
dress to the nation on opening
Congress will have English as
s ubtitles."
If the direction the educatioTI
authorities of this country are
taking COD·
tlnues. we are
going to hang
an a lbatross
around our
~<tu c atlona l
hstem t ha t
wlll make
bus ing seem
time by com·
parl1on.
No matter
how you slice it, lt is the lnten·
lion to promote the teaching of
s c hool subject mattet in
lan•uqes other than E,ngll1b.
Three-and ·a ·half mllllon
children wUJ to into 1choola to
leira In lan,,,, .. otber than .. .
suit in the creation of an even
larger problem , a social one
which drains public funds to pro·
vide welfare and othe r s upport
for able-bodied youth who should
be self-sufficient .
EXACTL V WHAT lhe answers
to these proble ms m ay be are
ye t to be determined . But the
healthy si~n is that they are now
being recognized for what they
are As a resull Sen. Robert
P resley is heading a Senate
Select Com mittee on Children
and Youth which will com mence
hearings Nov 13 in Sacramento
at which l.Jme various plans to
alter the school program will be
presented. Other hearings are
be1ag scheduled.
Indications are that one of the
pla ns which will be presented
calls for sweeping alterations in
the post primar y education pro
gram , r eplacing compulsor)
high school education with voca
tiona l training type programs in-
cluding on the job training and
apprenticeships. It would merge
present youth training programs
with the educational programs.
Anothe r pla n proposes the
breaking up of school districts
English because the Englis h
they bring from their home is in-
adequate.
Spanish is, of course, the prin·
cipal language under discussion
bec ause of the number of
Spanish·speaking children in the
country and their pare nts '
especial cultural pride and/or
recalcitrance about s peaking
English.
SPEAKING TO a llis panic au·
dlence at Mexlcall recently,
Governor Brown observed that
by the year 2000 •'we will be
learnlnf Spanish as your stu·
dent1 now learn Engllsh." The
governor added: •
in to smaller. ·neighborhood
controlled" districts to make
ecl ucation more "personalized "
Al so being suggested is t he
a bolition of the present property
t ax method of financ ing the
schools. This, it is said. would
require "a modest increase•· in
personal income taxes.
SINCE CHANGE is a lways re·
s1sted it can be expected that re·
gardless of what proposals are
made and what conclusions are
reached by the Presley commit·
tee. it wi ll be a long time before
a ny are made. The first step, of
course. must be to examine the
proposals and determine which
are worthy of at least a try. No
doubt any changes will threaten
t he j obs of teachers a nd ad·
ministrators most of whom will
immediate ly cease thinking
a bout ~h at is b est for the
children and concentra te on pro·
tect lng their own nests . Undoubt-
edly, too, organized labor, fear·
ing )ob competition, will oppose
many of the proposals.
Were it not that way the school
syste m mighl have long ago
been changed. For, e ver since
the advent of collegiate post
certain to make a sha mbles of
our educational establishment.
Politics and language make a
terribly inflammable combina-
tion, as we have seen In Que bec
and other places in the world.
ONLY T H E OTHE R day,
yielding to immense political
pressure from its Cuban popuJa.
lion, the city of Miami declared
Itself "officially'' a bilingual ci·
ty. Retore all this nonsense ends,
everything in the city govem ·
ment will be printed In two
languages.
There is a suspicion In many
quarters, including thlR one, that
bllin~ual advocates are less ln· •'In my urcUme I'm sure our lies of technolOiY, peopl&-Mel. -~ereisted In getting children Into
c u J t u r e w ·11 l b e e v e r the mainstream oPAtnerlcan Ute.
closer .... l'm sun• that before than creating a separallsl 1tate,
the yeat" 2000 Callfornla wUI be like _Quebec, wbert the onl1
bl cultural and bllln1ual. . . . lanauaae wtll be Spanish.
SOmetimn I think we are bema Thl• ls d~aled by JoH re~.·· Gouf,lel, d1ndor ol biJlnlual
It 11 t.hl1 10rt _pf rot from educaUoo ln the U.S. Dtpart· raPGQllbl• mm tfiat I.I al.mast meal ot mucaUOG. • 'Tbb ti DGt l.
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graduate requirements for the
• professions and many other
fields. the present system ha~
been archaic. ll has compelled
youth to spend too many )cars
in c lass room s before bei ng
permitted to b<.'C'ome productive
citizens.
THOSE IN education, intent
upo n ,building their empires.
have encouraged t his while
knowing full we ll that the
knowledge imparted lo children
from a~c 5 to 18 coul d b<-tter
have been accomplished by age
14. <.'nabhng the children to ~et
t hrough the regular college pro·
grams by age 18 or to have un·
der~one apprent iceship or on Lhe
job t raining programs dunn~
those years and thus become
self-reliant by age 18.
Perhaps, now that a Senate
committee has opened the door
Lo some novel thinking about the
school program, it might even
s tudy the possibility of merging
the elementa ry and secondary
programs into a package that
would conclude by a ge 14 so that
the youth can prepare fo r life's
work before half of their normal
life expt!cta ncy is gone.
a separatist movement,·· he said
recently. "There'll be no Quebec
hve. I don't know any bilingual
educator who advocates replac·
ing one language with anothe}'.-
We accept the hegemony of the
English language, but within
that context we want to preserve
our own language and culture."
T HE BILINGUAL mischief
started when Congress passed
the Bilingual Education Act in
1967. This has resulted ln spend·
ing more than $500 million on re·
search and demonstration proJ·
ects. This act waa. renewed in
i 978, but only after a touah
Congres1donal fight.
The burden or proof is now on
the blllnguallsu to show tbat
tb.eir way the beat way to
teach c ·ndrerrto-iea?~
En1ll•h. The act comes up for ~,--..
renewal qaln lo 19113. The bl·
Un1uu educllUoailU are 1~ to
bav._ t.o hurdle tom• "''-hty
formidable obalaclea to bep
th la leflslltlon on I.be books. ••
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SHOULD WE BRING
UP MARV'S Df.ATH?
A good guideline when a friend loses a loved one Is to express
your sympathy at the funeraJ or visitation. If for some reason you
didn't get the chance to do that then, express your feelings at the
finit opportunity. Afiu that, make It clear that you·re willing to
listen to your friend 1r he or she wants to talk. Some bereaved
persons report that friends evold them, or else they go to the other
extreme and talk about the death constantly. Neither or thete Is
appropriate. R•umlng old converMtlONll topics while •llowtng
the person to bring up thelr feellngt about the death Is the best
way to be helpful. Death I• a part of life, It 1hould not tte overly
dwelled on or avotded.
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ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. (AP> -To some, un-
less it brings tears to the eyes and beads of sweat
to the forehead, it's no good. To others. the mild
type ts just fine, thank you.
But either way, the nationwide popularity of
chili -red, green, hot, mild -is blossoming.
The trick is to introduce virgin tastebuds to the
milder varieties of chili and hook them, says Dr.
Donald Cotter, professor of vegetable crops at
New Mexico State University in Las Cruces.
T HEN, ONCE JADED, GRADUATE the
tastebuds to the more pungent pods, he says.
"l thinl< iI you introduce them to Mexican food
with the hotter varieties, you've lost them
forever," Cotter says. "But I think honest chili-
eatersstill go for the pungent stuff."
Dr. Frank Matta, a horticulturalist and
superintendent of New Mexico State's Espanola
Valley Branch Experiment Station, also says in·
troduction to mild varieties is a key to enjoying
chili.
"Like everything else, people have to get ad-
justed to it," he says.
DAVE WADE, A FARMER WITH 42 acres of
chili peppers five miles ~outh of Socorro. N M .
says the vegetable "really doesn't burn that much
once you're used to it.
"Folks from the East, they'll eat the hotter
chili and it'll bum them up and they'll holler for
water and go back the second time. And about the
third time, they want more and can't stop."
The harvest season is winding up in New Mex-
ico -ristras hung to dry by seasonal chili vendors
splash roadsides with brilliant red.
Wade says his fi elds were green with red pods
hanging off the plants until the fi rst frost hit "it
turned the plants black, and the red pods really
s how up.
"THERE ARE TWO MARKETS," Cotler
says. "The local market is a qujte pungent variety
-that is the preference. Outside the area is a
milder market."
ChiLi is a universal spice and high in vitamins
C and A. Cotter says.
"It really does make a bland food quite attrac-
' Live -it has quite a flavor-enhancing factor," he
says. "The pungency within the chili and the sensa-
tion it produces is the thing.
Wade, also a chili-lover, agrees . "You can
make 10 different recipes up with a little bit of
chili ... 99 percent of the whole thing is flavor ."
CHI Ll·s G R OWING POPUl,ARITV na -
tionwide has created an expanded need for milder
varieties, Cotter says.
"The producers like the mild variety and so do
the caMers.
The national popularity for Mexican roods has
increased the demand for chili and chili products.
he says.
"Mexican food now is the second most popular
ethnic food only to Italian food."
Producers and food manufacturers are pro-
moting chili a nd chili products more than ever.
Cotter says.
"There really is a s trong effort to play this
thing up and get it more popular."
WADE SAYS HE LIKES GROWING hotter
chili for local markets.
"People in Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico
a re looking for hotter chili."
For five years, consumption of chili has been
increasing 15 percent annually, Cotter says.
The popularity has caused a greater need for
research to produce chili plants that are milder.
resistant to disease. produce higher yields and are
adapted to mechanical harvesting, he says.
Wade says chili growing and harvesting is
hard work. done mostly by hand.
"It is a lot of wo rk and th+ why a lot of guys
won't do it,'' he says. "Yo~ got to get down on
your hands and knees and pull out the weeds,
because that chili is as fine as a hair on your head
when it comes up."
H air Growth Aid
Ban Proposed
WASHINGTON (AP> -The Food and Drug
Administration has proposed a ban on the sale of
products that claim to grow hair or prevent
baldness.
The FDA said a panel of experts examined
such products and concluded that no such
treatments are effective. The products are
generally sold by mail or through barbers and
beauticians.
The panel concluded that mQst baldness
occurs ln men over a long period of time and is an
inherited trait not subject to treatment, the FDA
said.
The action is part of the FDA 's review or drug
products sold without prescriptions. Most baldness
prevention or hair growing products contain s uch
ingredients as lanolin, olive oil, wheat germ oil
ancr\-llamins, the FDA said.
.Hungary Eye.s Casinos
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) -llungar)''s first
gambling cuind will open in Budapest's Hilton
hotel in the near future, the government said. But
most Hungariana will not be able to uae l\.
An official of the state-nm tourist office said
the gambling machines and top-floor casino will
featu re roulette tables, baccarat, mechanical
gambling machines and other games.
The West German mark will be the official
stake c\ln'ency, be said. Because of Hun1ary's
strict foreign currency regulaUon, thla will keep
moat Hun1ariana away from ~ cuino.
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Monday, November 10. 1980
You are cordially 1nv1ted
to meet
nationally acclaimed designer
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Thursda y. November 13 .
A fashion show featunng
his entire holiday collection
w ill be presented at 11 00 am m
th e D esigner Salon. Upper Level
Join us for wme and cheese
f ollowmg the show
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celebrate UCB's
• new look!
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Thanks a million. Corona del ~rt We've enjoyed your
patrnnngC'. To show our appreciat10n. we've freshened up
'>ur offict'~ with new furn iture, carpets. and a lovely new
paint Job. We hope you like our new look .
We're having a remodeling celebration from Monday,
November 10 through Friday. !\lo,·emher lA. Come see how
we've changed, and enjoy some refreshments.
Our hours remain the same: 9am-4pm, M onday-
Thursday, 10am-6prn Friday. Dri ve-up windows: also 9-4;,
Monday-Thursday. but 9-6 on Friday.
Drop in anytime during our celebration. Bring your
fami ly. bring your friends. It's our way of saying. "Thanks a
million, Corona del Mar!"
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Motivation
Key.to Diet
By oa. PETE& STEINCaORN
Dear Dr. StelJlcrolaa: My trouble is that I'm
ram.labed when I sit down to dinner. Some people
take vitamins and tonics to increase their appetite.
I wish I could tame the beast.
I don't believe in taking pills to depress the ap·
petite and neither does my doctor. ln nine months
f've put quite a strain on rny leg bones. They have
to carry aro\Dld af least 40 extra pounds of fat. Not
DOCTOR IN
THE HOUSE
forgetting the strain on
my heart.
My doctor has tried.
He has prescribed at
least a hall-dozen varied
diets. And I've read up on dieting in magazine articles and in diet boots.
But after shedding a few pounds, within a
week I'd put them back on -and more. It's al1 due
to my unnaturally voracious appetite in the even-
in1. I'd be so grateful, Dr. Steincrobn, if you of·
fered at least one Up that might help me lose. 1 'm
32 and swt hoping to get married. But when men
look my way it's only for a brief instant. They're
not interested in mini-balloons. -Miu X
Dear ION X: If I knew your eating habits I
znilhl be able to help. For example, I recall one
eb'l about your age who bad a similar complaint of atumac food at night.
I learned that she starved henelf the rest of t¥' day to cut down on her calories. She ate no
W.Ufut. Only nibbled a salad lunch. By night·
time she felt starved.
AS YOU DO, Ml~ X, SHE loaded up at dinner
time. Inevitably, she gained. She did not rea.Jhe
that abnormally large helpings at ooe meal can
produce more calories than she might take at
three or four smaller meals.
Therefore, I suggest that you review your eat-
ing babils. •. _&f jss X . Spread your. calories
throughout the day in moderate amounts. Wben
you sit down to dinner you will less likely feel
starved. .
I agree with your doctor that you should not
' take amphetamines or similar }Dedication to -== .. ppetite. fn many~ such Ia the ol a devastating ampbetam.ioe habit.
liE&E IS A SIMPLE TIP TllAT may help pYl
the brakes on your runaway appetite at dinner
time. Take one small chocolate candy about U
-miiiuteslM!Tore ~1lttng:·Wutt--i\ down.~ith a large. ~as• of wateT or iced tea. You wilt" feel tees
• starved" before you sit down to eat.
But what matters most is proper motivation,
Miss X. Ask yourself why you want to lose. Good
health is a good reason . How about dreams of mar·
rying.
* * * Some doctors believe that every case of obesi·
ty should be considered one of potential diabetes,
says Dr. Steincrohn in bis booklet, "Watch Your
Diet Because Fat Can Kill You." For a copy write
him at Box 1S60. Costa Mesa. 92626, enclosing 50
cents and a stamped. self-addressed envelope.
Deaths Elsewhere
;
DESERT HOT
SPRINGS (AP ) -
Playwright Noel
Laasley, 69, who co-
wrote the "y.'iza rd of
Oz " for the screen, died
Nov. 4.
'ACIAC YllW ~It.Al.PAI•
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Fac1f1c \/1ew Oro11e
Newport Beach
644-2700
McCO.wtal MOHUARtlS
Laguna Beach
49-4-9415
Laguna Hiiis
768-o933
San Juan Capistrano
495-1776
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Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1825 Gosier Ave
Costa Mesa ~'Sss•
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LOS ANGELES :{AP)
-Bal C-olUH, 60, a
comedy writer wbo
pioneered the television
editing process called
"off line,'' died Friday.
HOLLYWOOD (AP>
-Gemma d' Auta, 88.
the sculptress -poet
whose religious castings
are found tbrouibout
Los Angeles, died Oct.
27 . Mi ss d' Auria ,
da ugbter of an Italian
a.stronomer, probably la
best known for St. Fran-
cis of the City SU;ieet, a
terra·cotta statue of St.
Francis of Assisi.
SANTA MONICA
(AP> -M••rlee
Maeladl, 75, a retired oU
executive who spent t.be
last 25 years donatinc
time and money to the
animal world, died Nov .
3.
OU BLIN, •·re land
(AP) -l"IMIE o.lf, tl,
founder of t.H Roman
Catbollc lay or1anlaa·
Uon, tbt Le,:km of Mary,
died. P'ridaJ' .
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Youth Job Corps Battle Lines D~
a, PATUC'K KENNEDY ••DlllfrNll .... TM OI'-. Coety Manpower
Cdm mist ion l• preparln1 to
wltbdraw it.a contr•cl wttll a Sul.a ADa·baMCl ..._c)' ror t.he
admlniltraUon of )ob-training
funu ud the agency's dlftctor
I.a anll'Y about lt.
Frank Tease, execuUve di.rec·
tor of tbe Ora'D8e County
Nei1hborbood Youth Corps, COO•
tends the move ia a smokescreen
to b1de what be says is the COfD·
mission's lack of supervisfon
over federally·fWlded job pro·
1rams in Orange County.
ROBERT NELSON, executive
director of the Manpower Com-
mission, disputes Tease·s
claims.
"We've been dissatlsf1'ed wtth.
reports from the NeigbbortM>od
Youth Corps," be said. "They
haven't been accurate and we
reel we can do things more effi·
ciently with a computer
system."
The Comprehensive Employ-
ment Training Act (CETA > con-
tract gives the Neighborhood
Youth Corps authority to ad.
minister about $7 million in an·
nual payments to students
e nrolled in federally-funded
vocational training classes in
Orange County.
Tease claims the loss of the
tontract could cause bis agency
to fold.
"They're trying to use a com·
'munily·based operation with no
poUUcal power as a scapegoat
for their lack or controls and
supervision over the funding of
CETA programs," Tease has
cbar1ed.
''I'd like to see him substan-
tiete those charges," responds
the Manpower Commission's
Nelaon. THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Youth Corps also is the subject
of a commission audit involving
its transactions with the now-
defunct Western Institute of
Careers, Inc.
Western was set up as a non·
profit corporation to handle ·
fe derally-funded job training
programs for the Cit y of Html·
ington Beach , but was dis·
mantled by the county Man -
power Commission after a pre-
H m inary audit last February
indicated the firm had misused
federal funds.
.Jn their preliminary findin gs,
auditors for ttle commission,
which oversees all federally·
funded job training in the coun-
ty. criticized Youth Corps ad-
ministrators for disbursing
more than $260,000 in CETA
funds to Robert L. Cunningham,
the former president of Western. -
The money went to Cun-
niogbam , without prope r
documentation, the audilors
said. He headed ffunttn1ton
Beach 'a CET A pro1ram as a ci·
ty e~loyee at the Ume and the
bulk Of the $280,000 wu used to
set up Western before il took
over the city's pro1ram in the
fall of 19'19, according· to the
auditors.
Cunningham since has been
indicted on charges of taking
$16,000 in CETA funds for bis
personal use. An indictment is a
formal charge made against a
per11on by grand jury. It doesn't
establish guilt or innocence.
Cunningham hasn 't been
brought to trial yet.
The Manpower Commission
has indicated it intends to
withdraw its $7 million contract
with .the Neighborhood Youth
Corps next January. Two other
contracts with the Youth Corps
involving $5 million are being
continued on a mooth-to-month
basis until the IJanpower Com-
mission aud1t of the agency is
co mplete d , probably in
December.
Campaign
Firm Sues
State RepubUcans may have·
profited from last Tuesday's
election, but that won't pay
Butcber-Forde's $24,000 bill.
Author Vidal Plans The Irvine-hued political con·
.. suiting firm baa filed suit in
Orange County Superior Court
seeking payment of the bill from
the Assembly Republican Cam·
Uli•minate
~ogging
Suit Urged
WASmNGTON (AP)
-More and more
Americam are ta~ing
to the sidewa•ks and
roads to Joe for their
heaJlb. but with dark·
nes• eomlftl 1!arller in
the ~,Jllontbt t¥re
are more tbazards on
the roada.
While a Navy blue
jogging outfit from a
French designer may
be the ultimate in
fashion, it could/rove a real hazal" for
someone jogging in
darkness.
Dr. Eric S. Hussey of
the American Op·
tometric Association
reports that the human
eye detects color quick-
ly. so it is imP,«>rtant to
select the most visible
color for jogging· in
darkness.
And, he says, fluores-
cent bunter orange is
the color that has prov·
en to have the best
overall visibility over a
wide range of iUumina·
tion .
He suggests wearing
bands of tttls reflective
color around each hand
or forearm,.,and below
each knee. This, in ad-
dition to the color, pro-
vides an e lement of
mo ve ment to h elp
drivers notice you.
DM.VN.Or All
PUBLIC NOTICE
fllCTITIOUS •USINllSS ~ NAMaSTATUHNT
Tiie lollo.lflll P""On IS CIOlnq I
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Tiii• ~n•u I• <onclu<ltd by •n In
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Author and social critic Gore Vidal will talk on "The state orthe money for services performed in rne1o11-l"llP9'""'1•<1o•n9bu••neu Orange County over the past two .s
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U·MON TH RENEWALSCCC:O Union"atUClrvineNov.19. years.
Treasurer of the Republican
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semblyman Ross Johnson CR· Orange>. whose recent cainw.
paign was handled by Butcher·
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· Vidal is a novelist, essayist, playwright,
screenplay writer and political commentator.
Among his best known novels are "Myra·
Breckenridge," "Burr" and "Washington, D.C."
His plays include "Visit to a Small Planet" and
"The Best Man." His current project is a six-part
television series on Abraham Lincoln that will air
early in 1981.
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Gold Panner
Case Slated
FRESNO CAP> -Arter a federal Judae here
told aold panMrS t!My may continue to mine a
river below a M~dera County lake, one of the
minen wu Laken Into custody in what b1I attomey
said smacked ol "a ••tup."
Michael Webster, who bas acted as a
apok .. man for the miners in tbeir fipl a1alntt the
Army Corpe of Enlibffn, waa taken into c1o11tody
u be left the hearina. He was arrested oo a
Madera County warrant charging diM>rderly eon·
duct.
He w .. released minut .. later when U.S.
Maalatrate Alan C. Chrialian.aen arranaed to have
Webater tum himHlf in on the charge today.
Durtna the bearing, Cbriatianaen said the
miners may not file formal claims in the area
below Henaley Lake or start commercial opera·
tiona. But he aald they coukt.coolinue to mine un·
der rulel aet by the corps.
He al8o ordered attorneys to ptck a date for a
trial to determine if th• minera can ftM elailna oa
the land.
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'Chauvinist'
Calls Truce
By HUGH A. MULLIGAN
A~S.-lelCM ............
RIDGEFIELD. Conn. -Armistice Day. u the
first November holidays after the elediona Ulled to
be called, seems an appropriate time to Hek a
truce in the war between the sexes and any other
existing hostilities.
With that noble aim in mind, we shall now dla·
~uas the Founding Mothers, mainly because on the
Fourth of July this corner devoted some apace to
the Founding Fathers and a number of readen
wrote in rather petulantly to inquire, "Yeah, bvt
what about the Founding Mothers?'' Or words to that
effect.
Well , to begin with, there are a number of in·
teresting facts about the Founding Mothers, just
as there are about the square of the hypothenuse.
BETSY ROSS, FOR INSTANCE, probably
didn't do her own thing and stitch up a five.painted
star when Gen. George Washington specifically or·
der~x for the first
C~• 9 American nae. Betsy. it 4--is n ow generally Stew bt:lieved. was not the --First Seamstress,
although s he did make
other nags . Her grandson, William Canby, came
up with the story in 1870, saying he had heard it at
his 84-year-old granny·s knee when he was 11.
But you know how grandmothers run on . Anyhow.
she buried three husbands .
And Molly Pitcher's real name wasn't Molly
Pitcher, never mind the famous picture of her
ramroddin~ a cannon with a snip of her petticoat
at the Battle of Monmouth, N.J. Her name was
Mary Ludwig or Mary Hays, since she married a
barber named John Casper Hays who enlisted as a
1unner in the First Pennsylvania Artillery. She
lived through two winters with him at Valley
Forge. making hersell useful with the cooking and
washing around camp.
AT MONMOUTH. FOUGHT ON a steaming
.)une day in 1778. Mary functioned as a female
Gunga Din, fetching water from a spring for the
thirsty rebels, hence the nickname Molly Pitcher.
When hubby collapsed al his gun with heat stroke,
abe took his place in the battery. Outlived him, too.
and in Ul22 was voted a $40 a year pension by the
Pennsylvania State Legis lature.
Dolly Madison, who served her apprenticeship as executive hostess to the widowed Thomas Jef-
ferson, first got the Marine band to play at the
White House and, for her husband, devised the
first Inaugural Ball. Although she never learned to
dance, she reigned over Washington society for 40
years. She was also the first Fint Lady to swipe
the French chef from the British Embassy and la
credited with introduc ing ice cream to the
American palate.
Deciding Dolly was a tough act to follow.
Elizabeth Monroe, the elegant haughty daught.er of
a New York Tory. outraged Washincton aoc:le·
ty by announcing she would neither pay nor return
tells. The diplomatic colony at firat boyeotted her
drawing room. but otbera came ia drov" to her
• ..., Nffl)tiOM.
,.. caoaa TIDAL PVft IT la a recent .... , •
~:rYtfcamea Monroe k>olt a crack ~•tat•.
,...... OD a da• with 1 ••·
.,.._.,Uh a eonJDet In her to.led hair.
It w• Julia Tyler, M·rear-okl "dottnc .u. ot
tenlOI' dU.. John Trier," Vidal tnlorms •· wllo
nnt tnnlted that "bit etae.11 arrlvall and de· nan.... be HeOmpanied hr tbe martial e..,.. ot feaiJ-tO-1be Chief,'" while Abe'1 wife lllUJ Todd
LlDeoln "ott.n IH• the lmpt"Maioa tllat •M tlaoUht the wae Marie AntolMttl." . Whieb brtQ• us to the Laclrllood <V'4al' word)
ol "Lemoude Lue1," Jl'int lAdJ to a~ B.
Ha1 ... a.t80Noat.er~1 day.
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It Can't Get Any Worse, Says Reynolds, After 35-14 Defeat
. .,J.f.le.'D£'0 Of coune, to eompUcate matten even more,
tbe RUDI, themselves, can't pinpoint wbat 's wroas. ft w • a .._, ,... .. anee. Plain and
...... Wlllit ................ eou.kl rou live for "9 a-• ...., a1a1Mt lliami Sunday at
A12-=:.'6:"'"rm? '
"WB DIDN'T PIA Y well. We didn't play well
at all," IDlentated Coach Ray· Malavasl. •'It just
wun't our day." ::Sr 11'1 kickoff to the final 1un. tbe -... o.a-.aueddJ': bUIUed and out-bit. AM; • a ""'8ri l9r laekluater effort, tbe
''Today we just played badly," added Mike
Fanninl. "Defensively, we've fC)t to start plaY,inl
better. I don't know why we're not playtn1 well." aa .. •EU 111 out ol ftnt ~la tbe NFC West. "We jmt played terrible," concurred Jack
Reynolda. "l don't see bow it can set any wone." IN ~G, 11-l•, tbe Rams made the °''Cr loali BM tbe SUDer Bowl team they were m · ~ '191. Mlalill'1 olfenae, which bad ....a W '1 polaU ta· tbe lut four 1a.mes, ran ..._.. tie bflll' defeue-ruked ·fourth in the
NPC-lait wun'tenn there.
1t can set worse ln tbat the Ram1 a.re finally 1oin1 to meet some competltiolr over the next few
weeta. In eompWn& their mart of M, the Rama,
have only played three teams-Detroit, AUan~
and lliami-with a .500 record or better. Indeed,
in ~lames to come, ~ Entland, Buffalo, Dall and Atlanta won't same softies the Aad. ..,_.v.ly, tbe Dolpl)iu-ranked 11th in
tie Af'C-..... tbe lla~uked second in the Ntc-ak lb a ldeh acbool ..it.
Rams ve been used to aee . ,
Qeub, ct.plte tbe fact the team l.a 6-4, the aa .. an ll~pecially on defense, which is
unuaual In tbat it '1 there that their reputation bas
beea Wit over tbe years.
"wE CEaTAINL Y 1ot <>qr butts whupped to-
day.'' admitted Vince Ferriaamo, who bad a
performance be, too, would like to foraet. •'There
will be other days. I'm 1lad it happened now.''
* * * * * * * * *
Dolphins Find lden~ity
Miami Gets Respect
~~a~N
Youmltllt~ tbe llama have
.... it .. ,., .... -tbelr first
:.,~·ea bout a rec:orctot
Bat Ill ill¥'• deeecl•j»roved a
• I pola&-~4;C.':llllday. n. •t• u Ill ~t.,orbed by &lat a-. .-. appUecl by the
' l(faQat ......... " wa summed up u \•.-wot.oar days," by
lllalil OoMla DoiiMaula.
AD 9 . ft.AYSD pretty
well b.ebd Ida statement up.
'l'llen ftl'e no 1bocktn1 revela-
tbla, ao~P1&11. no concrete
......... ., ......... tbe .,m ....... _.._..tile J\inerteaa
~Ccai6Wtllri ttatbtlcallr, eoOJcl dll)lt off tbe Rama u u.ey .... la fa~!,_ tile Rams made ·~· -e::.-:-.. Football ~ .t nteDjl tG 10
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wttb-. mc aecirina march llfter
another before an Apabeim
stadiamerowdota.1•. .
oaftOUILY ftlols drives, calm=· wt-toucbdowna, were _,to ¥!uni'• victory, ...... emftnlaedtt.
"We W a aood mixture and
............. 00 to tbe ball, ..
aatcl ....... .. And we scored tOv~,too.'' . 'Al''* t)il RaiDI' dlamal of-fe ad•• performance
(q......._. Vl8" Perrapmo
••• lattree~ed four times), ......... ~felt tbe Rama ~"7foi0deef dd tbeJftre nadJ.
••q WANTBD r.rraaamo to urn 1&; to we 'pta1ec1 1<*11 ta tbe ~......,. Wedtdn'twanttoctve ~!'J' U... cbUp toucWown," be
~tumlla been Harddne for _. ldin~y and today we
load iaine. ID 1l'fO it took m ball !!!!. ~--to tstabllab ... ldln· "'lhl. -.t wttll Woodle)' at ~and die rookie, wbo eoa¥ di>• more Uwa aban ftrst
lbleiCJllLoull(Ma8tatea7UI'
••o, ,rnponde4 witJl tbree t.o•:1'"",.... Md ran forthl otfae tw.o toaclldowJt• to ... .,..... fruatnte the Rama'
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Sunday's Scores
Miami JS, Rams 14
Atlanta 33, St. Louis 27 COT>
Green Bay 2J, San Fran-
cisco 16
Philadelphi a H , New
Orleans21
21
Denver 20, San Diego 1J
Oakland 28, Cincinnati 17
l(ansas City J1, Sffttle 30
NY Giants 38, Dallas JS
Pittsoorgh 24, Tampa Bay
Chicago 35, Washington 21
Cleveland 28, Baltimore 27
Minnesota 3', Detroit O
Buffalo 31, NY Jets 2• Tonltflt's O.me
New England at Houston
(Channel 7'at 6 o'clock)
• NFL Roundup, Page 83
• NFL summaries, Page EM
been-days where we just baftD't
dol)eit.too. Today we did."
One ol Ferrqamo's problems
waa a lllaml detenae, led by A.J .
Dube from the outside, wbo
sacked the Ram quarterback
twice and 1enerally hauled him
all day long.
.. WE JUST DIDN'T make any
mistakes today," offered the
252-pound Dube, who also balls
from LSU. "Our offense COD·
trolled the ball and kept WI off the
field, too. But it's bard to be
specific, to explain bow we turned
it around u ~did today.•'
ThegaD)ewasn'tmucb lfyou're
a Rama tan. Miami marched for
its touchdowns on drives of 75, •.
81, '73 and 80 yards and only once
was there a abred of evidence that
the Rama might make a game or
it.
That came in the fourth quarter
when Jack Reynolds forced a
fumble and recovered it to give
the Rams the ball on Miami's 30
with 8:C7 to 10. The Rams were
down by a 28-1' count -there was
time for a rally.
But Bessillleu intercepted on
the next play and Miami was off
and runnina ~itb its fifth
touchdown march. Total sus-
pense time: Eight seconds.
WOODLEY SAID the Dolphins
entered the same in the frame or
mlndofjuatkeephrcitclose .
••we watehed filma of the flams
-ones wbicb showed some points
'allowed, otben wbere the Rams
just shut the others out," said
Woodley. .
AIM daabin1 ~ ftall)s' hopes
to matnuia a share ol the NFC
West ... WU nlnllinl back Tony
Nathan, recently lnMrtecl into the
Startin& lineup. .
N atlum broke the 1corin1 ice on
the otberendof Woodley'I 31-yard
toucbdown pap, fin.Waed with
seven reeeptiona for 71 yards and
ran for S1 yards on eiaht carries. .
"I don't lmow what we were do·
inl that made thin1s go so right,"
said the former Alabama nmnina
back. 1 suess every do& just has
its day."
But after all was said and done,
maybe the elevator operator put
the1ameintoproperperspective.
"Friday's 1ame «Edison Hi&b
vs. Fountain Valley) was better
than t.bla. There wu more excite·
ment, more interest and less boo-
lnJ."
The NFL'• top-ranked puser soin1 lato the
aame, Ferragamo finished bls worst day u a pro,
coll\pletina· 19 of 42 passes for 20I yards, one
touchdown and four intereeptjona.
Things aot sq bad, in fact, that Ferra1amo
was sacked three times and didn't put the offeme
on the board until almost midway tbroulh the ftnal
period.
"It was juat one of t..boae kind of days," be
tried to explain. ''You can't always roll thole
sevens and elevens. ,
"I don't know what was wrong. We didn't play
well and we certainly didn't deserve to wftl.''
IF YOU WANT to be charitable, the offense
could almost be excused tor it.s shoddy abowinJ.
Like Ferragamo said, you can't always roll those
big numbers. The defense, however, is another
matter.
By their own admission, the players on the un-
it admit they haven't been playina like tbe Ram
defenses of old. But, as Jack Youneblood justifies,
you have to use a whole new concept in jud&ing
things.
• 'Tbe .,,.... and 1tructure of the same have
made It t111poulble to Judie by put atandarda,"
says Youqblood. "You really have to start all
over qaib.
••A lot of different factors 10 into the
breakdown now. It used to be where we bad a IOAl of tr}inltobold an opponent mMler'DlDe points.
''Today, you'd have to up tbat ftcure to two
touchdowns ... and even that's toqb.
"You're IOinl to have days like tbll," be
added. "We're just 1oln1 to have to reach down
and trab for a little more."
-aur, WILL THAT be enouch7 Without ques·
lion, AUanta bu the' euler schedule the rest of the
way. And, lf the Rama aren't careful, they just
mi&ht f:lnd tbemaelves scrambliDC for a playoff
berth rather than a dlviaional cbamplonsbip.
"I don'\ know what it ls," analyzed safety Jeff
Delaney. "U you're looking for something that's
wron1. I couldn't tell you. "You're always concerned when you lose like
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VINCE F'ERRAGAllO IS SACKED BY MIAMI Ll••ACKD A.J. DUHE. 1 I
Football Is Still King
But Soccer Making Inroads on Prep Scene
• By n.e A110Cia&ed Presa
Despite some concern about injuries and tbe
high cost of equipment, hi&h school football ii still
tins of the ran sports, eully ovenbadowtn1
scholastic soccer, which may have to move to the
spring season to capitalize on its 1rowth at the
juvenile level.
"I tblnk the public interest in football will
always maintain football, cer is powtn1
and will continue to 1ro , " aya Brice Durbln, ex-
ecutive director of the atiollal Federation of
State High School Aaaociationa (NFSHSA). "I
think it will be a valuable money-maker in the
next 10 to 20 years. It's 1otn1 to be the next major
spectator sport.
IN THE GaADE 8CllOOL lea1ue9, soccer is
havlna an impact on football participation, which
bun 't been felt at the scbolutlc level yet. "'l'be
youth aoccer prosrams are valuable becau.e they
teach the kida and parents the rules," said Durtim.
"Some states have aoccer In the same aeuao u football, but I think it would be wiMr to Dlay lt
in the apriq," 1ald Durbin. "One state toad me
tbey were movln.l iolf and tennil to tlile fall to al·
low soccer to play In tbe spriq. That'• been my
recommmdation. Tbey could uie the same ftekll
tbey me for football and play N~ allbta. I
think Friday Dllbt ii a creat hllh crowd
ni1bt." ID 80IDe 1elected areu ol the comtry, aocter
is beiq played ta U!e fall ,and makl~laroadl Into
tbe foodNall turnout. Several bllb aebooll bl New
York'• Wmtdester ~tJ ban dropped jwdor
vanity football beca~ ol low pla,.r tunout. Ardller lfllb School d~ the IV team WI
year. ·
team. He Rat-out said be didn't want to get hurt.
Tbere's leu ol a macho feelin& now.
Kida are 1ayln1 tbere's notbin& wron1 with
playiq a nice, safe sport lite soccer."
''Soccer attracts all sbea, while in football bii
size ii more important," said Durbin. "Soccer's
appeal ls ditterent. 1t takes a certain kind of ltid to play football ; he's sot to like contact."
D'S AUIO GOT to have some money if he's
1oln1 to start playln1 in the kid Pop Warner
teaaues. "It's much cheaper to fund a soccer pro-
gram," said llulbolland. "To set into the
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JACKSON. M1s& AJabama'a m.tabl)'Crimaon Ell
Ttde football team has ooen ~al4tn. So hav• Tena, ·-t Penn Slaw tiid Pltt.aburah. And Notre Das:ne'a been
Ut:d.
But lbe Millsaps MaJon pla)'lnl with only two coaches
und no athletic scholarship have an undeleai.d aeuon.
MUlsaPB. wtth a tHm dedlnted to pla)'lnc "Juat beeauae
it 's ru11," cavved Its season Saturday at Jackeon with an 84-0
rout of Landmark Coll~til'of Florida.
T he Majors rnu rched lhrouch the Uk ea ot ll'tak, St!wanff, St.
I .tio and Maryville on the> w A:-J lo th~ t O ""tord.
Tht' cull('att• miakc5 mor.1 munt'y from chargln1 ror parklnl
when team11 llkfl Mls~ts~ippl and Mlaalaalppl Stale play at
near by Mls5issippt MemurlMI Stadium than It doet from Ill foot·
ball prottrnm
"Wc h1tvC'thu ldt•ol ~•hrntlon htil"t'thal. ~cawseoflhe lack of
pubhc1ty. thtl tack 111 hlw '"" •uv1-ort and th lack or all that
glamour und 11hmt'. wf'·r,, out th""' ptaylna football becauae we
wnnl to." :-t111I Clnud<' t\rtwtt. '' 11c-nlor &>re·med ma}or whole3.8
gr a di• 11111111 :t\\'l'll>!<' '' 1111t• ''' lhc• l)('t1t 0 11 tht' team. 'We don't do
it for lht• 011111•'' .mil tlw "1•nw11 ""'' whatevt"r t'lse they 1et. We ctv 1t JU.-;t hc•1•.111:-c1 11 'run · ·
1ulabed . . . t1.e Philadelphia 18en, paced by II potnta from
d• Enllal, outran Milwaukee for a lJl.121 victory.
.tt ..... plll• Slalt• f 1 fJt1lhafl C.tacit f 'irf!Cf
Mtmpbla State University football Coach Ell aac~a~ WWI•• ... was told Sunday be will be •II• replaced at the end of the seuon ... Owk SM·
.... a former star football player at Abilene Cb.rit·
Uan Unlvenlt)'. died after three members of a faQ\Jly tied
their buminC home without ""alllini be still wu lulde . . . I•-....,._, one of the moat ctfted wide reeelven in
the Nn.., said be wun't apprebemlve when be wu preaed
lnto aervtce u a defensive back for the Green Bay Packen
. .. The Wlnnlpec Blue Bomben scored %J points in the first
quarter and hun1 on for a 32·14 victory over the Cahrary
Stampeden ln the Western Football Conference aemlfln&l
Sunday. The Blue Bombers meet Edmonton in the Western
final.
Pnlt-Capl Hr•#• h1dh·ld1tnl 11.,..,.,.,,
American Jerry Pate rallied ior a course re<:· •
ord seven-under par 65 Sunday and won the in· dlvldual tJUe and the first prize in the lotb U.S.·
Japan proleulonal coif eompeUtJon ... Ta.-•
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NatloDal Football Leacu.e Com·
ml11loner Pete Roulle concedes
It '• possible that If the Los
Anieles Collaeum Commission
wins lta •ult to brinl the Oakland
Raiden to Lo8 Anceles, the move
could apart another le1al war
over pay television proceedJJ .
U the •ult ii s ucceaatul, it is
believed by many that Al Davis,
the elub'a managinc 1eneral
partner, would punue the ll'OW·
ln1 cable televiaion market for
home pmea at the Coliseum.
But there 11 some quesUoo
whether Davis would have to
aharerevenuefrompayTVequal-
ly with the 27 other NFL clubs, as
ii the policy with commercial TV
contract.a.
Those contracts bring each
team ss.~millionayear.
"In our current contracts with
commercial television, we say
that member clu~ are obliged to
share revenue equally," Rozelle
said during an informal press con-
ference before Sunday's game
~tween the Rams and the Miami
Dolph.Im at Anaheim Stadium.
"That's been our policy alnce
1962, '; be Hid. "But I thi.nt you
might have to put 'obU1~· in
quotea."
Asked whether there is a pro·
via ion for that ln the NFL con-
stitution, Rozelle replied, "I'm
not sure it's covered, but<it 's beell
the spirit ol the NFL slnce its in·
ceptiontoshareequally."
When the current contract.a
with the three major commercl.al
networks expire after t he 1111
aeuon, Rozelle said be dld not
thlnk l>8Y TV would emerge a fac-tor.
"I wouldn't think cable TV
would be a factor, considering the
limited number of sets now, for
the next five or six years," he
said. "It may not be close to frul·
lion for 10 years. That ·is what I
hear from th~ industry."
The Coliseum Commission's
suit against the NFL's rule re·
quiring a three-fourths majority
approve a franchise shift has
been postponed from this month
until February.
Th1-< 1:-11<11 t ht• !<11rt or :1t tIt11th• s upported by pro1rams which
r t'\"\'I t ' f1111th.11l
Obako, Japan's leadinl money wino.inc wom~ colter, cap-
tured the Japan Classic, beating runnerup Pa& Bradley of the
U.S. by three strokes . . . A tearful Sam ~ became
the Ont Scotaman to win a major golf title in Australia, cap·
luring the PGA championabip by two shots at the Royal
Melbourne course ... The British team of TeaJ laeklbl and
Mlcltelle Walker shot a 31-hole total of 136 to take a three·
stroke lead over defendlnl champion Mexico and three other
national teams in a mixed doubles golf tournament today
... A revamped Mexican team whipped the United States,
5·1, in a North American ione qualifying match for the 1982
World Soccer Cup in Spain ... Fermudo Qalnrte scored in
the 44th minute to give Guadalajara a 1-0 soccer victory over
Club America before a crowd of 17 ,200 at the Los Angeles
Coliseum . . . Irish-bred IWljaro, makbt1 her first start in
the U.S., scored a surprisin1 victory in the Yellow Ribbon
Stakes at the Oak Tree meetJng at Santa Anita before 34,968
1:rm11 1•11~· HI
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th td l"lll11tt. h'kllh"ll 1'll:h'h 111 Texas-Arlington, after
hai; t."'"' 1\,111 'tt'hl<'ll l21 11omts in three games this
$C:l '•'ll I ,1.,11 ·1 i..1111\\ d 1 ·11 ""nt the defense protecting
Ill\ h1HIM'
RAMS FALL TO MI~l\'11 • • •
l"n1uoc·o~t f.oflh feh·c• ('opifab Tit-
J .. an l'"nln•n ~\ ''''ll'('d tw1c'' for Washington in ~
th,• lh1 nt l'"'n~'t t1' 1•ru:-c• u two-goal Buffalo lead as '
ttt1.' t• •1utnls r.,th~t for s J 3 Nnlaonal Hockey League
tie Sund~' It ":\:. t ht' s t.•<'ond consecutive night that
tht• two l'l;th."' pl:i)t'<i to a J 3 tie . Tom Ge~'• fo~goal
of th.!' Sf' on prm 1-d to be the game-winner as Philadelphia de·
ft'ated Qut•btt. 3· I. stretching the Flyers' unbeaten ~trlng ~ 11
Lam· Patf'y srored two izoals 57 seconds apart tn the third
· period and St. Louis went on to beat Edmon-
ton , 6·4. Paley's goals at 13 :19 and 14:16
broke a 3.3 tie in a game marked by loose de·
fensive play by both teams ... Rookie
Steve Kuper and Dwight Foeter scored two
goals each and lbe Boston Bruins snapped a
nine-game winless streak in a 7-4 triumph
over Pittsburgh . The Bruins brote out of
their worst slump since the 1966-61 season
with the win . . . Glea Slllarply scored two
~oals and rookie goalie Don Beaupre reg-
istered his fourth triumph in six outings as
PAoHovosr Minnesota romped to a 7-1 victory over
Chicago. The loss was the fifth in the last nine games for the
Black I lawks Left-winger WW Palemeat and right-winger
John Anderson both scored two goafs anc:f hac:f one assist to fead°
the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 7-4 victory over the Winnipeg Jets.
The Leafs broke a 3·3 tie after two periods wilb four goals in the
third session.
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One of the better Monday night offerings In recent weeks,
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we did. but I can't put my finger
on any one thing. I can't figure it
out yet.''
And neither can Fred Dryer
"We got beat by a good team
and we played lousy on top of
that." said Dryer. "We're not
playing very well at all.
"It's a long, long season and
som eti m es you 're up, a nd
sometimes you're down. We're
certainly not going to go home
and soalt our heads over this.
"l'M MORE concerned with
us than I am Atlanta." he
added. "You can sit and watch
the scoreboard all you want but
the whole season really boils
down to what you do. And, if you
don't want to play then you
shouldn't show up.
"We have six games to go and
there's no reason why we should
lose anyofthose, "said Dryer.
True. But there's no reason
<outside or maybe Detroit ) why
the Rams should have lost their
other games either.
"I don't think it's a case of
how good they were today as op-
posed to how bad we were.."
stated Jack Youn~blood.
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FOOTBALL
Playoffs Begin
For· Polo Teams
This weeks Special
• • •
At least the Ra ms recognize
their problems. Whether they
ca n b e so lved o r n ot is
somethin~ they'll answer in the
weeks to come.
3 HORSES TIE
IN DEA.D HEA.T
SUNLAND PARK, N.M. CAP)
-A rare triple dead heat for fi rst
place occurred Sunday at Sunland
Park horse track when three
horses in the final race on the card
hit the finish line together.
The three horses that tied for
first were Moon Barb, Teddy 's
Table and Grins Spirit. Track of·
ficials said it was the second triple
dead heat at Sunland in the last
five years. ·
Al the wire, Grins Spjrit was
next to the rail with Teddy's Table
and Moon Barb bunched together
about five feet away.
The unusual finish forced a tri·
pie payoffonquinella wagering
financial pinrh in Texas, where about 10 percent 01
America's high school football players line up
In 1977, 49,000 fans turned out at Texas
Stadium for the state championship semifinal.
•·But in last year's state playoffs, gate receipts
were down $150,000 to $200,000," said Farney.
"This could be an indication of the impact of the
gasoline shortage."
Sunset League champion and two-time defend·
ing champion Newport Harbor IDgh draws a first-
round . bye in the 1980 CIF 4-A water polo playoffs,
which begins Wednesday for four other Orange
Coast area teams, along with Dana Hills in the 3-A
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And Farney predicts that soccer, which isn't
under the auspices of the state association because
only 85 schools play it. is JO!ainin~ a biiger toehold.
"I think we'll have soccer as part of the state
system by 1982," he said. "With the youth pro-
grams gaining more interest. I think you'll see
state soccer champ1onsh1ps by then."
MICIUGAN DOESN'T sponsor scholastic soc·
cer yet, but Fred Sible, assistant director of
Michigan's high school athletic associaUon, says a
committee will be meeting soon to decide whether
soccer should become a spring or fall sport.
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Also drawing a bye in the first round of 4-A are
Sea View League champion Univenity and Em·
pire League t:ingpin Ocean View.
£ompeti.nc Wednesday, with 3 o'clock starts,
are Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, Huntington
Beach, Fountain Valley and Dana Hilla.
Coron.a del Mar is at Lo8 Alamitos, and Hunt·
ington Beach is at Buena Park. Tbe rest draw
home assignments -Cypress at Fountain Valley,
Saddlebact at Costa Mesa and El Modena at Dana
Hills.
University is the No. 3 seed, while Sunny Hilla,
which baa faced Newport in the ftnala the laat two
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NFL Standings
NA110NAL CONFEaENCE AMEaJCAN CONFEaENCE
Ent
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Dallas 7 3 0 .700 290 195 Buff.
St.Louis 3 7 0 .300 208 220 Baltimore
Wubngtn 3 7 0 . 300 158 208 Miami
NY Giants 2 8 0 . 200 158 299 NY Jets
Ceatral
Detroit 6 4 0
Minnesota s 5 0
Green Bay 4 5 1
Tampa8ay4 5 1
Chicago 4 6 0
""' Atlanta 7 3 0
•a•• 6 4 0
San Fran. 3 7 0
New Orln.s 0 10 0
.600 210 m Cleveland
.500 178 180 Houston
.'50 155 JIM Pitta heh
.450 174 200 Clncnnti
.400 i• 112 Oakland
.100 2114 189 S.D. .eoo m 214 Denver
.300 213 213 K.C.
.000 1• SlO Seattle
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.600 212 214
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.600 285 20t
.500 180 1J8
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THE
1981
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HEREI
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FOOTBALL BOA rt~IG Monday November I 0. 1 geo
Giants ·He~p Eftgles Moye Closer to Title
Philadelphia Would Like Another Trip to New Orleans--in ]anua"':Y
By fte Aasoelaeed Preti
A •en t>e,bind the end tone at the Louisiana
SUperdome rHd, ''See You ·Aataln in January."
t'be Philadelphia Eagles would Uke nothin11 better
t'9an to comply with that requett.
The Eagles, who beat tb.e winless New Orleans
Saints 34·21 Sunday behind three touchdown puaes
h'om Ron Jaworski lo Harold Carmichael, moved
a s tep ckl6er to their divisional title when the New
York Giants upset the Dallas Cowbois 38·,35.
.. We've got a two-game cushion on the Cowboys
now." said Jaworski , whq finished the day with 21
completions in 32 attempts for 323 yards -one of
eight passers to s urpass 300 yards for the day.
PHILADELPHIA'S 9·1 RECORD 1s the best in
the National Football League and good for a two·
game lead over Dallas in the National Conference
East. The division crown would be the first step
toward a berth In the Super Bowl Jan. 25 in New
Orleans, but the Eagles aren't making any hotel
reservations just yet.
"The Super Bowl is just too far away t<> worry
~bout." said defensive end Claude Humphrey. And
Coach Dick Vermeil warned, "We're not a shoo·in
for a n_ythinB yet."
Maybe not, f>ut the Eagles are a lot better off
than they were a week ago thanks lo the Giants'
first victory over Dallas since 1974. Phil Simms
completed 18 of 33 pass attempts for 351 yards and
three touchdowns for the Giants. who intercepted
five passes by Dallas quarterback Danny White .
SIMMS IDT ROOKIE Mike Friede with a · 26·
yard pass on a nea.rncker play lo set up Joe
Danelo's 27·yard field goal with l :07 to play that
provided the margin of victory over Dallas.
In other games. the Kansas City Chiefs nipped
the Seattle Seabawks, 31·30, the Minnesota Vikings
trounced lbe Detroit Llons, 34-0, tbe Chicaeo Bean
beat the Washington Redskins, 35-21 a11d the Green
Bay Packers defeated the San Franciaco 49ers,
23·16.
Eagles 34, Salata Zl
Carmichael caught touchdown passes of 10, 6
and 25 yards for the Eagles, the first time in hb
NFL ROUNDUP
career he's gotten three ln ooe game.
"This is something I've been hoping for for 10
vears," said Carmichael, whose 65 career
touchdown receptions leave him one short of the
Eagles record held by Tommy McDonald. ·
Giants 38, Cowboys 35
"We got ambushed," said Dallas' Tony Dorse.tt.
who ran for 183 yards and two touchdowns. "Emo·
tionally, we were not as high as we would have
been against a team with a better record."
The game was a wild one that came down to a
flea-flicker play straight out of sandlot ball.
Falcons 33, Cardinals 27
Reserve running back Ray Strong burst through
the line for a 21-yard touchdown at 4:42 of over·
time to give Atlanta the victory.
"l shot through the hole and I got two great
blocks," said Strong , who has scored three
touchdowns in his three· year career -two of them
against St . Louis. ·
Raide rs 28, Bengals 17
Plunkett ran tour yards for the clinching
touchdown midway through the fourth quarter as
Light Air Slows Boats
By ALMON LOCKAKEV
O.lly Pll .. lketi ... WrilH
The Los Angeles to Mazatlan race appeared to
be going nowhere fast Sunday as light air and fog
stltl slowe,d the fleet on its 999-mile voyage.
Judging by reports from the escort vessel
Westward, the fastest speeds being recorded by
the 29boats was around in circles.
At the 8 a .m . Sunday rollcall the boats were
bunched between San Diego's Point Loma and the
Coronado Islands, an area of about 10 miles.
Many of the yachts were within shoutin g distance
of each other.
Latitude and longitude positions indicated that
Brad Herman's Santa Cruz-50 Secret Love held the
boat-for-boat lead with a margin of about four
mlles over her sister·ship Hana Ho, s kippered by
Morrie Kirk, Balboa Yacht Club.
The scratch boat, Ragtime, out of Long Beach,
was sharing third position-about five miles astern
of Hana Ho. with Jet Stream. Silver Fox and Red
Shift. .
The race started at noon Saturday off Pt.
"Fermin near the Los Angeles Harbor entrance in
li1ht air and fog which got worse during the after·
bOOn and evening.
Don Gumpertz. skipper of the Westward, said
he was anchored otr the South Coronado ls land at
11 a .m. Sunday and the wind was no more than two
knots with light to medium fo~
Corrected Lime class standings after 20 hours
of sailing.
CLASS A 11 Secret LAve. Brad Herman,
ORYC: 2. Hana Ho, Morrie Kirk, BYC ; 3.
Daily Pilot Top 10
Orange County Prep Football Ratl.Dgs
Poi . Team, tte0rd Thu Week'• ()pponeat
1. Edison (9·0) Marina (6-3)
2. Esperanza (9·0) Brea·Olinda (7-1-1)
3. Ftn. Valley C7·2> Hunt. Bch. (1-8)
4. Loara (8·1) Kennedy (6·3)
5. El Modena C7·2) Foothill (7·2>
6. Sunny Hills (7·2> Western (2·7)
7. Mission V 1ejo C7 l l ) Laguna Beach ( 6·2 >
8. Foothill (7-2> El Modena (7-2>
9. El Dorado (7·1 11 Idle
10. Marina C6-3) Edison (9-0)
Ragtime, Daniels·Hickman-Tretter, LBYC.
CLASS B 1. Pegasus, David Fenix. St. FYC:
2. J et Stream, Gerry Simonis, LBYC; 3. Rawhide,
Rawhide Racing Team, Capo BYC.
CLASS C -1. Silver FOx. Bob Kelleher,
LBYC; 2. Ya Turko. George Antarr, PMYC; 3.
Black Bird, Allen Puckett, CYC.
CLASS D -1. Sixpence, Dennis Choate,
LBYC ; 2. Red Shift, Alex Goetz, LAYC; 3. Dust
Em , Dennis Conner, SDYC.
Grin• M itu DP\'C R«>gaUfl
Grins, skippered by Dave French of Dana
Point Yacht Club was the overall and Class A win·
ner Sunday in DPYC's Thankseivinl Re1atta.
The six·mile race for ocean clusea was sailed
BOATING
in light winds accompanied by larae swells. Forty
five boats tumedoutrortheevent. Second overall was Mas Rapido, Blaine
Rorick. DPYC, and third wu Going Left, Sue
Franta, OPYC.
Trophy winners in each class:
CLASS A -1. Grins; 2. Mas Rapido; 3. Pistol
Pele, Lee Coit, DPYC. C~ B 1. Going Left; 2. The Vulgar Boat·
man, Hugh Curran, DPYC; 3. On The Way, Al
Nelson, pPYC.
CLASS C -1. Vivace, Bill Clore, DPYC; 2.
Serena. John White, DPYC.
CAL-25 -1. Cosmic Lady, Dick Cousin, Capo
BYC; 2. Whiplash. Jack Pinero, OYC~ 3. Lifestyle,
Frank Vranicar, Capo BYC.
CRUISING CLASS -Eleuthera, Pat.Hearne,
DPYC; 2. Het Chocolate, Steve Schmpalt, DPYC;
3. Daybreak, Bob Gates, Capo BYC.
• lliH11in11 Safi \ (' M i n• R~
Mission Bay Yacht Club sent a hot team of Lido·l4
sailors north Saturday to capture the William Morris
team race sponsored by Lido ls le Yacht Club.
Skippers for MBYC were Ken Foster, Lew Brooks ,
Pete Jefferson and Mary Reynolds.
Runner-up team was Ba lboa Yacht Club with skip-
:>ers ~wland Lohman, Bill McCord, Jack Franco
and Rick Kem.
Other clubs competing were LIYC, and Bahia
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Capo Title
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Mary Michel of Van
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~ the Capistrano Lanes
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Michel finished with a
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' Finishing second was
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ltiverside at 3,545,
1 followed by Robin Romeo ti Beverly Hills at 3,453
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Oakland won its fifth in a row.
''It's been·2~·years since we were in first place.
That's a longtime, "said guard Gene Upshaw
Broncos 20, Chargers 13
Larry Brunson's 53·yard kickoff return helped
spark Denver, which gave up big yardage lo San
Diego's Dan Fouts but limited him to just one TD
pass. broncos Coach Red Miller awarded a game
ball lo bis entire defensive unit
"The key to this game was in our pressuring
Fouts and in being able to score ourselves." said
Miller.
Browns 28, Colts 27
Brian Sipe passed for two touchdowns and
Charles White ran for two, bul after Balllmore's
Bert Jones threw two scoring passes m the last
1:27, the margin of victory turned-out to be a mis·,
sed extra point by Baltimore's Steve Mike -Mayer
in the second period.
Steelers 24, Bucs 21
Pittsburgh's defense forced two f1 rst-quarter
turnovers, the Steelers turned them mto 10 quick
points and the Bucs never caught up A late in·
lei ception by safety Donnie Shcll 1ced the victory
Bills 3 l , J ets 24
Joe Ferguson's third touchdown pass. a 31·
yarder to Frank Lewis with six seconds left. gave
the Bills the victory . "It looked exactly like it was
drawn up on a blackboard,". said F'crguson
Chiefs 31, Seahawks 30
Steve Fuller marched the Chiefs 91 yards in 11
plays in3:2ltoset up Arnold Mergadn'sone yard run
With 40seconds left to beat Seattle
"A magnificent job," said Kansas C'tt> Coa<'h
Marv Levy.
Vikings 34, U.. t
The Vikings forced Oetr.olt into et1ht tumoven
and sacked Lions qua~rback Gary Danlelloa
seven Umes en route to their first shutout alnee
1975.
"It was the most embarrassing lhinl I've ever
been connected with." said Llona Coach Mon"
Clark. ,,.
Bears 35, lled91dn1 21
Vince Evans hurled touchdown puses of 40 and
l2 yards to James Scott and another of 54 yards to
Walter Payton. who earlier broke up the 'middle
for SO yards, as the Bears bolted lo a 35-0 halftime
lead and coasted past Was hington.
Packers 23, 49en 1'
Lynn Dickey completed 15 straight passes and
finished with 24 of 33 for 244 yards as the Packen
overcame a 13-0 deficit and beat San Franclaeo.
Dickey has completed 130 of 202 passes for 1.m
yards in his last six games.
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HOUSTON (AP> -Houston Oilers Coach
Bum Phillips chooses his word.a carefully when
trying to describe his philosophy for getting his _
team through a season.
"You could work a Little harder in camp and in
the early season, but it might hurt you in the latter
part of the season,'' PhilUps said. "Don't use the
word 'pace' because that's not it. We play hard
early. we just don't push it."
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leading National Football League teams. The
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The Oilers have a 12· 1 November record over
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~ The Patriots have not exactly coasted into the
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0" Tl' TtJMigltf
C'lto1111 .. 1 7 al 6
a 7-2 record. They lead the American Football
Conference ~ast. The Oilers. 6-3, shared the AFC
Central lead with Cleveland going into the
weekend games.
PIDLLJPS BRINGS his teams along slowly.
"We ar~ilJ playing the game with humans.
not machines," Phillips said. "We played hard
against Kansas City in a 21·20 loss. Don't think we
weren't trying to win that game. It's just a matter
of taking it one step at a time."
Apparently Phillips' magic is working again.
The Oilers .. although disdaining any blowout vie·
tories , seem to be hitting s tride. All·pro running
back Earl Campbell has regained his NFL rushing
lead after recovering from an early season groin
injury.
KEN STABLER HAS directed Houston's two
tight-end offense well, tKrowing to everyone eligi-
ble to receive a pass.
New England Coach Ron Erhardt figures the
Pals will have to worry about more than just
Campbell.
"I think when you look at all the films, nobody
has stopped Campbell,'' Erhardt said. "And he's
just one of the facets of their game that we've J(Ot
to stop."
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of hie menially p81<1 l<Of-1
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tlfalr (2 hr1.J 111orphlnt rrom 1upp1y ABC 9 6 : 00 -Monday Night armored tt'UCll fobberJ. (2 I P.M. MAGAZINE ......,, ,0 ~eon .. ,.,.,_led Football. The Houston Oilers play host to hra.i SOUO OOIJ> • ONE ITEP MYONO th HO. NEWS e 29 TONIGHT .. ~ From Cler•" A e New England Patriots tn a clash of T~ • dlMWHIOll on Vtl• pretly tNcNlr In In edUll American Conference powen.
.,,,,. and tne Vtteran'1 tGllOOI llOddenly 111\dt w
Adminlstr1t1on, provide• le writing In an unlam1111r CBS • 8:00 -"The Champ." John
'"overview on the Impact foreign hen<I Voight and Faye Dunaway star in the re-
ot the VA on nousll'IQ 30 8 CJ) n.i •..,... .. L e0uca11on Ind 0111er aut>-n : "I-'"""'"'' make ol the poionant ato-"'of a boxer at· A rnan auspected of MXU· e... ' 3
jeCll ol lmj)orlll\Ce to 11141 ally llHUltll'lg HVeral tempting a comeback with YOUftl RiCk)'
men (Parl 1 of 51 lem11ea turn• hll hOlllNly Shroeder stealing moat of the scenes
8:30 . CAROL BURNETT IOWlfd a coimtelor tor (photo left).
AHO FAIEND8 rape v1c:Umt
w~PLAYI 0 THEBESTOF NBC • 9 :00 -"lee Castles."
"Hamlet" Otrt)( J~b•. CARSON Lynn-Holly Johnson is a good skate in
Clalfe 'Bloom, Ertc Po .. er Gue••• George Peppard. t h i s m 0 i e b t 01 . . " 01lYld l11term1n. Buddy V a 0 U Y m P 1 C 1 C e
and Patrick Slnwort s18r II\ nlQll (R) • competition with Robby Benson and a new telev111on produc
uon ot w 11111m Sri•~• e PRIBOHEA: CELL Colleen Dewhurst.
speat•'a pc>pular play llLOCK H
• 11111 Chttule egr .. • 10 netp 9:45 ILlfJ TO Bl! Ro•lyn 11cepe In return lor
ANNOUNCED u 1Je11gerOU1 lavo1
t :OO U MOVIE 8 NIW8
undertaker. e J1p•-
cnel ll'ld a woman who la a
mllchmaker
walttrbed queen. a subur-
ba.1'1 c:owboy and a bagpipe
player
11 l .~I>.\'
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Da111 i•e Movit-11
11:00 .... "T BXAI Terror"
I 18351 John w ayna, Gabby
1-i•yet. A cowbOy rl<ldttfl
With QUiii 0\181 Ille dNth Of
1115 best friend decides to
become • pe-lul PIOS-
pac:tor ( 1 hr )
-AFTER~~
12.-00 ID * • ''> Tiie Bog Snot"
( 19•2) Humphrey Bogan,
Irene Manning The Oki Ille
ot crime holds appeal for a
three-time loser ( 1 nr , 50
min I I caaNEW8
WELCOME BACK.
KOTT!ft
• QOOO TIMES
Cha•p~s K Id * * "' "lc'e CMu... I 111111) C/J OUN8M()l(e
Lynn·Holly Jolln5of'I. Rob M•l1 ()o(, 'eslua and"'-'·
by BentQn A prom11mo .,,.1 otllll 11ntengere are
young llQurt tkaltf llntJ tr111>p111d cm a 11aln by •
• CAPTIONED ABC HEWS I NATIONAL NEWS
12:40 (I) THENEW
AVENGERS
Steed rllurns 10 his nouaa
and finds everylhlng that
lie re11lly c:ared about nu
~n destroved
Cl) • •·~ · Tiie Big Trees
I 19521 K11'1t OouglH Eve
Miller Landowners are
determined to pro1ec1 their
llmberland trom a greedy
lumbe• baron 1n Ca1tlor-
no1 ~ redwooo forest (2
hrs 1
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Florida geta the biggest
eurprlaa when ane gives •
eurprite baby shower
• OIOKCAV!TT
Guett Gordon 01v1daon
• )-2-J CONTACT(A)Q
(I) w•A·.s·H ..
M•l-Houlih•n'1 llance
11trlva1 at tne 4077111 and
lhoeks Frank by asking
him 10 be his beSI man
Ricky Schroder plays a boy who idolizes
his father, a down-and-out former boxer,
in "The Champ " premierin~ on network
television tonight at 8 on CBS, Channel 2.
Oesmol'ld, Or. Abram
Sachar, handyman Al Car·
rell O
• MACNEIL / LEHRER
MPORT
1:00 I cea NEWS N8CNEWS
HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
Fonlle agrees to watch
over 11141 pregnan1 wife of a
friend who Is out ol town
«!) MACNEIL !..,LEHRER
REPORT
(I) TIC TAC DOUGH
7:30 fJ 2 ON THE TOWN
Hosts Steve Edwards al'ld
Melody Rogers Ilk• a IOOk
11 Mexic:o
ID CONNECTIONS: AN
Al TERNA TE VIEW OF
CHANGE
"Tnunder In Tiie Skies"
James Burke takes a c:lose
look al 111e many c:hanges
In enetgy sourc:es slnc:e Ille
13111 c:entury (R) O
• JOKER'S WILD
• M•A'S'H
Frink la antagon1s11c
toward a wounded North
Korean officer who
o.tcrlbes his own 1n1urv
Ind correcOy diagnoses
the WOUl'ldS of Other
pa1ient1.
• BAAETTA
81rttta laota a deadly
contront1llon w1111 a ll1t
man who was Ills c:loses1
• childhood friend
• OVEAEASY
GueslS: singe• Johnny
0 AOHT BACK WJTH
DAVID HOROWITZ
Toples Include lnsuletion
poisoning, genenc drugs,
fire ex11nguisners and
Cleal'lsetS
U SHANANA
Gue~ns. Ronme Spector
and The Rone11es 0 FACE THE MUSIC
0) All IN THE FAMILY
G1or1a s svrp11s1
announcement that Ille
might' be pregl'lant again
leads to dresllc ac11on by
an ul'lcerta.ln Mike
Channel Lbting11
8 KNXT (CB SJ Los Angeles
D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
(I) P.M. MAGAZJ~E
Frenc:1scan Brother Ron
P1karak1. a gourmel vege-
tarian cllel
8:00 fJ (I) MOVIE * • • "The Champ
(1979) Jon Voight Faye
Dunaway A down-and·OUI
boxer ellempts a c:ome-
bac:k wnen his esiranged.
wealthy wife challenges
nlm for custooy ot 111e1r
young eon. U LinlE HOUSE ON
THE PRAIRIE
L1ur1 suspects lhftl
Almanzo Is paying 111e11·
lion to another woman end
rno\199 baclt to her par-
ents' llOl'nil o
0 MOVIE '
llttr b0yh1nnd find ~Ull(lflll ti•rul 11f lr1dl&n1 In tne
IUCOfl" herd lo i;op• wllh ,,.,1wy f.filf>tado moun·
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uttt1tn11t, ,.,, 11r1•,11h1 •town
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Ouu'lt' I 1Hn W1tpnt
SnKky r.,....-,,.n Lml•;H•
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MAson. RIC~ r•o111111
Q) HEEHAW
GuMIS St.Iller Brolh"''•
J1mm1 Cannon kBlph CM11
Dancers
®J OON CORYELL
9:30@) MOVIE * * * Jo.• K1CIO I 19721
C1tn1 Eastwoo<I Jolll'I Sa•
on A s11en1 'tral'lger is
111100 by a ""eal(ny land
owne• 10 1111ck oown a
gang ol M1mc:an-Ameri-
cans who hdvt> 1maOed Ille
temtory t I hr '.lO min I
10.00 0 0 NEWS 0 MOVIE
• • • Hustling 1197'>1
• HOGAN'S HEROES
Klil'I~ 1-IA~M Ill JUSI When
H~?ll ltrl<>rl& P\lm 1n hlS
plQ111
C8 IT TAl((S A THIEF
Al Mundy Mii o..it 10
,,.,, ''",.' • m1ssmo tOP ..
·~""' Clf!vlGe afler a SAC 1,,,,,,1,.,, c•Hties in Spain
1101 ABC NEWS
'1 50 no IRONSIDE
A 10 Y"~r-otd witness to a
mu1oar dangerously
re~tsll 1roos1de's effons 10
mu~ll him 1alk (Part 21
-MIDNIGHT-
12:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE
The Bew11chln' Pool ·
0 ABC NEWS
0) YOU BET YOUR LIFE
Bud<ly Hacken meets an
JOHN DARLING
IH15 15 MIKE M~
W rTH HUTCH Rll.£.Y,
!HE HEAO COACH OF !HE 0UZZAAD5/
ei) MASTERPIECE
THEATRE
"Pride Al'ld Prejud~" Mr
Bll'IQley's abrupt <1ep111ure
10 London nurts Jane
deeply and EllZlbelh 1s
convinced 11181 Ille disa-
greeable Mr Cercy was to
blame (Pa11 310
12:20 D MOVIE * * 'h "How Awful AbOUt
Allan" (19701 Tony Per-
kins. Julie Harris A you"g
man Ines 10 overcome n1s
psychosomahc blindness
al nome. Ix.II 1s tormented
by a stranoe vOICe 12 hrs J
I 12:30 0 TOMORROW
Guest Father Ralpti
OtOroo. a Roman CatllOllG
pflest who 1s also a la11n
healer
0 ISPY
"A Gill From Alexender"
0 THEFBI
"Special Delivery" m YOU BET YOUR UFE
8uddy Hacilell mee1S I
COACH 1 UNOER-
STAND' !HAI YOU'VE
COME UP WllH A NE.W DEFENSE ~
'YOl)a G .At-1E WrTH
12:SOO]l AOAM-12
Malloy and Reed lry IO
help I young baskelbell
player from returnll'lg to
narco11c:s
1:00 a> MOVIE
••1'> ··Mon1ana 119501
Errol Flynn. AleX1S Smllll
Wealltiy. catlle owners 1ry
lo stop a sheep rancher
from moving t11s herds into
callle counlry ( 1 hr 30
mini
1:30U NEWS 0 THE LONE RANGER
"Maske<! Oepu1y·
1:50fJ NEWS
2:000 NEWS
2:200 NEWS
2:25 fJ MOVIE • • * "Detour To
Nowhere 119721 George
Peppa•d Cn11s1tne Bel
lord An insurance 1nvesl1·
1:00 fD * * • • Seance On A
Wet Alle~noon·· ( 19641 Kim
Stanley. R1cha1d Allenbo<-
ougn A proless1<>nal medi-
um plans to kidnap a
wea11ny Child 10 prove her
supernatural powers (2
11'S I
3·00110 * * H1lchh1~e1
I '9 7 41 CIOrtS Leachman
M1c11ae1 Brandon A wom:
11n on her way to San F'ran.
CISCO picks up a h1IChh1ker
who lurns out to be a mur-
dere• I I hr . 30 min I
3:30 0 • • • · Capr1<.e
119671 Oo11s Day, R1c:ha•d
Harr15 A womal'I travels
1nco9r1110 In track down
the narco11c~ r1n9 respon-
sible ror he• 181111!< s dea111
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by Armstrong & Batluk
REP ROVER. RED ROVER,
L.ET FRANCO
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CJ) KFMB (CBSJ San Diego
•*'"'"The Killers" (19641
Let Marvin. Angie Olc:kin·
SOl'I A pair of hire<! killers
probe llletr voc:ltm s past
seeic1ng c:•ues on a robbe•y
1n wn1cn the V1Ct1m llad
purportedly been involved
(2 nrs)
Lee Rem1c1< MontP Mai t.
ham A w1,m1n rep0rl1Jr
10J.-es a •irs1,.,ant1 look a1
1he b19 monl') ""O•ld nt
proshlut1on 1 1 hr 30 m1ri 1
Q) NATIONAL NEWS
'THE 'STEE~ "THIS SUNDAY/
HARRIS
' COMfOVER/
G KHJ· TV (Ind) Los Anqeles
0 KCST (ABCJ San Diego
• KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles
• KCOP-TV t Ind ) l.os AngelPS
• KCET· TV 1PBS1 Los Angeles ei> KOCE TV 1PBS1 Hun1.ng1on Beacn
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Derek Jacobi': Perfect TV 'Hamlet'
By PETER J . BOYER
LOS ANGELES <AP> To lhe drama critic's
contention that the Shakespeare plays don't belong
on TV, PBS offers tonight's "Hamlet" <at 8:30 on
both KOCE. Channel 50, and KCET, Channel 28) as
refutation. A convincin g rebuttal it 1s.
. Derek Jacobi is the perfect telev1s1on Hamlet. I
.He knows and is known by television through his
stunning performance in "I, Claudius" and other
British productions. and manages to fit Hamlet in-
to the small screen without shrinking the Dane's
·broad, mysterious dimensions
.JACOBI MAY BE THE perfect Hamlet of any
medium . The actor's very · countenance suggests
the dark hero's quizzical aspect, the languid lids
and thick arched brows forming a sort of animate
question mark on lhe Jacobi face.
On television, where the audience is neither
compelled to attention or recessed al intermission,
Hamlet can't afford the leisurely ambivalence
that has been at the center of his literary fame Ii.
the vengeful prince a coward or a morahst ? ls he
paralyzed by a subliminal delight that his rat her is
dead? Does he . in fact, delay. or merely pretend to
delay? Is he mad. or feigning madness'
That stuff is swept away in Jacobi 's runous m
terpretation of Hamlet. a rirestorm of emotional
and physical action suggesting anything but limp
irresolution. Jacobi 's Hamlet moves so fast his
many disparate parts blur into one. and the one is
strong enough at its center to move you along
through lhe play like a highly accomplis hed tour
guide in a Byzantine castle. probing all the nooks
and crannies wli~le m aking sure none is lost.
JACOBI 'S HAMLET COMES with all the stan·
dard equipment. melancholy, seething anger and
the like. but there is special care given to Hamlet's
morose, sometimes spooky sense of humor. In the
final scene of Act Ill, Hamlet vigorously assails
his mother, the stained Queen; he accidentally kills
his g1rlfn end's father, and 1s devastated by a
reproachful visit from the ghost of his own father.
''I'll lug the guts into the neighbor room,"
Hamlet says, Jacobi looking for aU the world like
one of the Three Stooges trying to ditch a stHf.
Then. grasping the corpse's ankles, he pauses at
the door. fixes his gaze on the reeling Queen, and
says gently. "Good night, Mother," with the in·
nocence of John-Boy Walton at turning -in time.
A 31'2·hour television program is almost a sell-·
contradiction. to be sure. But· 'Hamlet" above all the
Shakespeare plays. benefits from a celebrity so
broad that its parts are known to even those who
don 'l know its author
THE PLAY IS FILLED with familiar lines:
"To be. or not to be," "In the .piind's eye." "The
primrose path of dalliance," "The play's the
thing," "Though this be madness. yet there is
method in 'l," and everybody's favorite, "Frailty,
thy na me is woman." ·
Claire Bloom. beautiful as ever. plays Queen
Gertrude, Patrick Stewart gives a rather benign
impression of Claudius and Eric Porter renders a
suitably ridiculous Polonius. But each, especially
Lalla Ward's anemic Ophelia, is blasted off the
stage by J acobi's Hurricane Hamlet.
He 1s something to see. The material isn't bad,
either.
Farrah to Star
MUSICAL COMEDY SPECIAL
PUNNED FOR FEBRVARY
HOLLYWOOD <APl -Sylvia Fme Kaye will
present anolher look at musical c.'omedy on public
television in February
The second in the "Musical Comedy Tonight"
series stars Richard Orenna. Nancy Dussault,
Sergio Franchi. Bonnie Franklin. Danny Kaye,
Jack Lemmon. Juliet Prowse. Lynn Redgrave
and Larry Storch.
They will present scenes from "Fini an 's
Rainbow." "South Pacific." "Lady in the Dark."
and "Sweet Charil) "
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HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Farrah Fawcett stars
in the NBC mini-series· "Murder in Texas" as Joan
Hill, the Houston socialite and wife of Dr. John
Hill, whose mysterious death set into motion a
series of bizarre events.
Mls.9 Fawcett, who bas just completed "Can·
nonball" with Burt Reynolds and Roger Moore,
begins work on the four-hour show Nov. 17 in
Houston. The Dick Clark Production, in associa·
tion with Billy Hale Filsm, is baaed on the book by
Ann Kurth, the second wife of Dr. Hill.
CBS had planned an ei&ht·hour D\ini·serles on
the case, baaed on the book "Blood and Money,"
by Thomas 1bompson, but it bu not gone Into pro-
duction.
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Scott Hits Broadway
Actor Revel.s in 'Tricks' Role
By JAY SRAaBVn
NEW YORK (AP) -Geor1e C. Scott , AWOL from Broadway sin ce "Sly Fox" in 1978, ia back, this
time in a lively spy, psychiatry and love caper called "Trieu of the Trade."
Co-starring bis wife. Trish Van Devere, it diaplays a swift
pace, not much real wll but more sudden twtsts than a drunk on his
way to lbe men's room. •
SCOTr SEEMS TO BE having fun. as a cheerfully 1rulf,
sarcutic, hard·drinking New York psychiatrist who snoops part·
time overseas for "the agency" -no doubt a euphemism for the
CIA or something.
· Into bis penthouse office comes a sweet, young. unmarrted
thine (Mbs Van Devere>, supposedly sent by her parents because
she got tiddUy on champagne and cried two hours after a wedding.
There are the usual preUms -he inquires of her sex Ufe, she
learns he's married and has a wife and two kids, charges $7S an
ho11r and so forth. Afte r the so forth, he advises her:
"I'm going to cure you or kill you."
AH·RAH. SHE EXITS. Two men in trenchcoats <Lee
Richardson and Geoffrey Pierson> enter. Make that two ah-bahs.
Yes, they're from the agency. Gosh, they seek secrets they
think he took abroad during the last mission in Prague.
Alas, his best friend. also from the agency. got bis throat s lit
and expired during the mission. Scott, who won't come across with
the secret goodies, is angry. He thinks there's a leak somewhere.
They, in turn, think he 's about to sell his secrets to the Com·
mies. Alter all, they aote he's broke, he has an ex·wife, two kids
and a failing cafe to support and his practice is anything but lhriv· ing ..
"TIUCKS," BY Sidney Michaels, directed by Gilbert Gates at
a speedy clip through 10, count 'em, 10 scenes, and enacted on
Peter Dahanos' fine penthouse office set, does have its flaws. .. ~ .......... In particular , its efforts at funny are feeble, save a few good
ones here and the re. But the tight, ever-swirling plot and a
whizbang pace tends to disguise such minor drawbacks .
CELEBRATING OPENING
Trt•h, Scott In NY
'Fall Guy' Getting Up
Chevy Chase Tired of Physical Comedy
NEW YORK (AP ) "I'm tired of falling
down," said comedian Chevy Chase. whose prat-
fall openings on NBC's "Saturday Night Live"
became a trademark.
"People are always falling down around me
and hurting themselves because they don 't know
,.... ~ how to do it," said the 36-year·
:_. old entertainer "I know how to ~ ;;;.--= ~ do it and I've still broken a ll of I• my fingers and toes at least
once."
With three films this year ,
"Caddyshack," "Oh, Heavenly
Dog," and ''Seem s Like Old
Times," Cha se · may never
again have to stumble for atten·
ti on . He also recently recorded
his first musical comedy album
for Arista Records.
"Music is about the only thing people don'(
know about me that I love," he said. "I began
playing piano when I got out of ~liege. I also play
the drums and some other keyboard instruments."
ON THE ALBUM, CHASE parodies popular
music genres such as reggae, disco, rappers, folk
and the Beatles. What really makes the album UD·
usual is that Chase did all the voices, while his
good friend, jazz saxophonist Tom Scott, arranged
and produced the music.
''One of the songs was to be the national an-
them sung by a very patriotic drunk," he ex-
plained. "ll 's a fact that nobody can ever re·
By 1be Associated Preas
The following are Billboard's hot record hits
for the week ending Nov. 15 as they appear In this
week's issue of Billboard magazine:
HOT SINGLES
1. "Lady" Kenny Rogers (Liberty)
2. "Woman in Love" Ba rbra Streisand
(Columbia )
3. "The Wanderer" Donna Summer (Geffen>
4. "Another One Bites the Dust" Queen
< E'lektra)
S. "I'm Coming Out" Diana Ross (Motown)
6. "Never Knew Love Like This Before"
Stephanie Mills (20th Century l
7. "Master Blaster " Stevie Wonder CTamla)
8. "He's So Shy" Pointer Sisters (Planet)
9. "More Than I Can Say" Leo Sayer (Warner Bros.)
10. "Starting Over" John Lennon (Geffen)
TOP LPS
1. "The River" Bruce Springsteen (Columbia l
2. "Guilty'' Barbra Streisand (Columbia)
3. "Greatest Hits" Kenny Rogers (Liberty)
4. "Hotter Than July" Stevie Wonder (Tamla l
S. "The Game" Queen <Elektra)
6. "Crimes o f P assion" Pat Benatar (Chrysalb)
7. "One Step Closer" Ooobie Brothers (Warner Bros.)
8. "Diana" Diana Ross <Motown)
9. "Back in Black" AC·DC (Atlantic)
10. "Triumph" Jacksons (Epic)
member the words to the national anthem.
"Well , after doing eight lakes. I mixed them
all together," Chase sa id. "Now, it's more like
eight drunken FBI agents singing the national an-
them, and they a ll sound like Richard Nixon."
CHASE SAID HE attributes his talent for
comedy to his father, whom he describes as a
joker in the classic sense of American humor, like
the Marx Brothers and W.C. Fields.
"My father told me a sense or humor was the
most important thing in the world." he said. "I
think he was right. I knew 1 was funny as a kid. I
was always pulling pranks. Still am. I'm sort of a
hooli~an within bounds ...
Alt.hough other comedians, Uke Woody Allen,.
and David Steinberg, also have· proven themselves
as serious, dramatic actors, Chase said he has no
desire to leave comedy.
"I DON'T CAaE MUCH for serious ," be said.
"It's .not my style. I don't even like actors that
much. They're self-indulgent people. Those who
get the Oscars. Those who can cry at the drop of a
dime. That's a personal thing. You cry at home
with your family. If you can be that manipulative
you might aa well junk all honesty.·:
Chase also put down the myth that behind
every comedian i5 a sad, lonely personality try.
ing to get love and acceptance by making people
laugh.
"There is something that makes people enter-
tain, some childhood need for the immediacy of at·
tentioo and affection," he said. "From that. you
could form the opinion that performers received
less attention as children and therefore were less
happy. But I know a lot of performers who are
very happy. I'm very happy."
LIKE MANY CELEBRmEs WHO achieve
star·status, being famous is beginning to take its
toll on Chase.
"At first it's a bi~ rise and )'.OU ~ove it," he
said. "I was 32 wh~~ ~u~de the big time. I was
old enough and ready enough not to be taken by
surprise like Freddy Prinz. I don't like all the at-
tention now. It's an endless intrusion and no
privacy."
Currently, Chase said he enjoys privacy and
being alone to write. Ma ny people have forgot·
ten Chase began his career writing comedy for the
Smothers Brothers a n d National Lampoon
magazine.
Robots Romantic
In 'Heartbeeps'
HOLLYWOOD CAP) -And)I Ka ufman and
Bernadette Peters star as two robots who wander
from the robot factory to explore the world in
"Heartbeepe," a romance set in 1995.
The movie also stars Randy Quaid, Melanie
Mayron, Kenneth McMillan and Christopher Guest
as humans.
Alan Arkusb is direcUna from a screenplay by
John Rill.
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Aspirin Cause of Reye Syndrome in~ Children?
ATLANTA (AP) -Studlet con· tbe first lar1e-1cale, controlled
duded la Ohio a.ad Mlcblcan •1Pport studt.. of tbe refatiombip between
1u1plelou that 1ivln1 uplrin to Reye 9Jae1rome ud N'6rta. the CDC
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•courace development or Reye syn. Weekly Report. Earlier stu8ies su1-
drome, the national Center for Dis· gested such a relationship, and tbe
ease Cont.rot reported. Food a nd Drug Adminlstratfon
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el.au to UM caution in adminlstering used when giving aspirin to children
8Qlrin to children especially during who develop vomiting durlna a vtrus.
clalell•poxandfiu-Ukeillnesses, · Dr. Michael Greg,, deputy director
Reye syndrome •. a rare disease of the CDC's bureau of i-pidemiolof'y.
wbieb attacks mostly young children, said CDC officials are "not saying
la usually preceded by influenza or don't use aspirin."
another viral Infection. The . "We are saying there are studies
symptoms o( the syndrome, which that suggest that aspirin may be
wu fatal in about 13 percent of the more a.ssochlled with Reye syndrome
easel reported last winter, include than we would normally expect, and
repeated vomiting and lethargy. tbis hnpli,es a relationship between
The Ohio and Michigan studies are the two but it does not· prove it," .be
aaid. "We feel tbat parents and
pby1ldana ..should be aware ol WI
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formation mdertbeir belt."
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when to use uptrin should contact
their familY physician, Greg said.
"There may be times when lt'a
beat j.o avoid the uae of aspirin, particularly if the illness doesn't re-
ally require it:'' he added.
But he emphasized that aspirin "is
still a very safe drug."
The CDC said 95 of the 98 Reye syn-
drome patients 'included in the Ohio
atudy bad ta.ken aspirin durina the
. viral lll.neu that preceeded the onset
of Reye syndrome.
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INSID•: •Claulfled •Ann Landers
•HOf'OICope
~.November 10, 1980
The Master's
Back • ID Town
By J UDITH OLSON
Of , ... o.llf "'"" ·-If you've been napping through the con·
cert and s uddenly wake up to see Dr
Maurice Allard on the podium directing the
master chorale. don't be alarmed.
You aren't dreaming. Maurice Allard in-
deed is back in town and again leading a
large choral group.
Allard. associate professor of music at
UCI for 11 years and founding director of the
Irvine ,Master Chorale, is in his third season as conductor of the Orange County Mas ter
Chorale.
And the OCMC is celebrating its silver
anniversary this year with an active and
varied season.
Allard has been busy "building internally
in the chorale for two years" and he now feels
he has a ''marketable product."
IT WILL BE s howcased as resident
chorale of the new Orange County Music
Center when it's completed in the mid·'80s.
For many years Orange County residents
have trekked to Los Angeles for concerts and
plays while lamenting the fact that "th~re is
no culture in this area."
"Messiah," an excerpt from "AmahJ and the
Night Visitors" and a Christmas medley ar-
ra'nged by George Wyle.
AFTER A MARCH performance of
Bach's "Mass in B Minor," the chorale will
s witch to pops for its June finale.
Until the music center is· completed and
there is a central concert hall, the OCMC
will continue to renect its countywide com-
mitment by performing in various locations
t hroughout the area.
Allard is particularly delighted with his
association with Wyle, who is an award-
winning arranl!er for performers such as An-
dy Williams and The Osmonds.
He and Allard have put together "prac·
tically a Las Vegas show" fo r their June 6
and 7 da tes at Plumm er Auditorium in
Fullerton and the Ir vine Rowl in Laguna
Beach. Allard noted.
Allard. who left Orange County four
years ago to teach privately in Hollywood ,
has meved back but still goes to his studio
one day a week.
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County Master Chorale which h&\Oe been
coming or age while music lovera were driv·
ing to Los Angeles .
HE WAS DE LIGHTED with the OP·
portunity to lead the master chorale because
he ''wanted to get back into conducting.··. he
said.
He also has a new position as director of
music ministries at the Anaheim Hills Com-
munity Churrh. and feels that his combined
work will be cnr i<'hing.
Or. Maurtce Allard (top) asks for perfection from the Orange County Master Chorale.
The more than 100 singers rehearse every Monday evening (above) for thelf upcom-
ing dates in the 1980 concert season.
What became the OCMC started with a
flourish in 1956 when the city of Anaheim was
preparing to celebrate its lOOth birthday.
Winnie Sloop organized the Anaheim
CboraJeers lo participate in the centennial
and the group caught on. It cootlnue to grow
and develop aa it incorporated a men's sec-
Uon that bad swig together as the Bel Can·
tudo Club under Sheldon Dianad and the late
Willard Busett.
He finds teachrng in Hollywood
particularly stimulating because he work3
with "some very exciting people." Allard
said.
Chorale Roll Call
His students there include Jane Powell,
who oow is on the road with "I Do, I Do,"
William Mallory, Belinda Montgomery and
Nikki Sahagan.
Orange Coast residents who are mem-
bers of the Orange County Master Chorale in·
elude Don Wagoner , Dolores Wagoner, June
Sutton Hamm, Catherine Bnabna, Ute
Simons, Milte ·J ones. J im Gottacbalk and
Gretal Hines, Huntington Beach.
Beach; Sharon Sullivan, Laguna Niguel, and
Tim Shoemaker, Laguna Hills.
Allard's goal tor the maiter chorale is to
·'put it on a more professional baaia, expand
lhe season and get into touring and record·
ing," he said.
Joah O'Shaugbnessy, Westminster; Jolee
Miller and Nancy Barnes, Costa Mesa;
Barbara Allen and Diane Gardner. Newport
Also Larry Barber, Laguna Beach; Ann
Steinmann. Irvine, and Kenneth Kensler,
Tom Short, Janice Halcomb and Faith Sawi-
ders, San Juan Capistrano.
SPONSOaSHIP WAS moved to the
Fllllerton College Adult Education Pl'otll'am
and the cbon.w wu directed 1ubaequenUy by
Carey Glbba, Diarud, Edward Brabama.
Robert Herr, Dr. Warren llarab, Dennis
Houser and now Allard.
The "oldest" member of the cho"rale i.a
C.arole McCormac, a Los Alamitos resident
who has been singing for 20 years.
Its name was changed t.o the Ot'ange
County Master Chorale in 1969 to ''better
reflect the countywide nature ol its mem-
bership," said Jan Landstrom, t.be chorale's
publicist and SPok-.j man.
Twenty-nine communities are represent-
ed by the chorale and 15 of the members are
Founders of the Muaic Center (they have
donated either $1,000 or $5,000 each>.
The OCMC was named resident chorale
of the music center (there are two other
master chorales in the county) because of its
contribution to the Christmas candlelight
fund-raising dinners for the past three years.
"TIDS WAS XJND of a thank-you," noted
Dr. Allard. "It gave the status t.o the chorale
that is needed."
One might question the feasibility of hav-
ing three "master chorales" in the county
when the aud.Jence seems limited for that
kind of mu.ale, but Allard said there is more
than enough room for all three.
He explained that each group haa a d.11-
ferent approach and that "we can only de·
velop audiences by good performancea."
The OC MC s lnga both great choral
masterworks and more coat.mporary tunes,
"the songa that people can relate to," Ms.
Lancbtrom aald.
The Chrtstmu concert, Dec. 5-7, for ex·
ample, include• choruses from Handel'• ·Jan Haloomb of San Clemente Dr. Allard coaxes sound from chorale Singing in the master chorale
•
a, ROBE&T LOCKS -~ ban gronly MgMcted ,,...._.,.. al"tllrttla ... wWeb 11 after all t,be co~·
LOS AHOSLD -Tw.t .. YHn flll>, 9DMlt ...-ee ol clu-ooic disability."
All• TH "Joyed tennis, aoftball, Yolhyb9U Md other sporU. n... Mr &NGLE•AN, WBO headed a Na·
thamb9la111edt.ohurt. tlonal Comiuion on Arthritis
.. _ ....... ~-eatabllabed by Congreas in 1974, said
-..,.., ..-.w. went by, the atH&W federal fWlding for cancer research
aad swelling moved to other flncers, runs about $l billion a year. Arthritis, th• \o her <Kher band and up t.o both wri•ta. In time, the pain spnaad t.o most he said, get. leu than $50 mi.Woo "and I
of her joints. "I couldn't even react. up t)link UMt exemplifies where we are."
to bn.aah my hair," she said. •rthritJa la \IBually described u • dla-
ilrs. Tu has rheumatoid arthritis, eaH in which the" critically itnportant
one of medicine'• enduring m~. a immww system, which defends agalnst
palnha1 affliction abar.d bJ 90IM IO inud-. from bacteria t.o ap~ters,
million Americans. 10mebow goes haywire and attacks the
body it'• auppoeed to protect. The mull •'Tb• pain is such a lremendo•• ean be -.ere Inflammation, awelling
&llln«i," said the 45-year·old Loi A.nae'-and lnetenJbl• destrueUoa of liuue, woman. "you Just feel Ute inn. ctown ,_.. ....._ ·i and eryi01 all day. It really lmoeked me •pe~..-.1 YlllJ earti age and bone of the
for a loop... jo(a ...
Al....,..,. a ewe for moet fonDI ol
Aa'l'BU'IU ii act..Uy a~ of arthrlU. 1eems yeara awa7, doctors
a .... 100h!latedd1aeues. lt'aanmdent now have an elaborate al'MMI of tl'eal·
malady -uithritJe dam.,. b• bMn menia from a1plrln and uerciae to ex·
fouad' lo l!1yptlan m•mmlea aad tremeJ7 potent drup and 1urpry. Motat
fouw.ddinouun. •1rff a dialJIOllS of arthrlUs la no
(ew years ago she began ~vtKg in·
jections of a chemical contalnin& goJct
Clinic director Harold Paulus said a
few varieties , such as infectious
arthritis, are routinely cured with an-
tibiotics. But these are exceptions.
"TllEAE ilE DIFFERENT types of
arthritis and the different types will
bave ditfen!llt treatments and different
outcomes," he said. A few can be fatal.
By far , the most common is os-
teoarthritis, which accounts for half of
all cases. This "wear-and·tear"
Arthritis is actually a col-
lection of about 100 re-
lated diseases . . . an
ancient malady ... with
few exceptions, there is
no cure.
Aad wttb few e•~ • .._,. ta no loa1er an automatic tenttnce to
...... Doct.on can . only ,._ at UM !lftloqpldeudmereaiincdisabllity. M'thritil may alfUct more 1MD TS J*'·
•-· ·' .. _ PATl&l~m>'t die <eat ol -·-o•or ... 81. IJko •• ArUv1UI la 1enerall1 ~eel to UJ urU• than other • on tbe mott -u1britic dUtuet, U hill women be tM moa witte.preaa, crippllas, dAa · tnore than men. ). , abltq -.cl often moat palMd of all t.be anra1e.'' •aid Stanford ni•n1lt1'• TM DOl'IDAll)' •mootb cartil8'e that
t•aultlt 9:c::; --::..=._19,9 •••tlJiMIM . Dr. llallUd Holman. "ht tbllr dlMue covers &he mated bonea of jolm•
moet 'beftllnl," said Dr. llPlanillm-.. P . ~t' . ~ °""ect 'mU¥ years. 11 beefllMI ttaek..t aad roqJa. -., 1pur1 &a1lemu. bead of the Roaallad 8-eU • 1 JC°'*11 ,w1 · · · U.. aftl'.,. erotrude and mo.ellMlll cu be ......, • llHAMI ~h Ceet.r for Artkttll DMltllt wW tuller ••l'J little permaQellt OltMutbrttll ..... to 1ae la a c .... by
at , ... Unlven1'1 of CaHfenta-Sa• ltmltdcmGfmo•em•t." · ltMll. lblH tM lmmUH ,,..._ .. ID· rrn. After 1'0ftinl ber wa1 ~ volvelDlll la~. Jiil. .. laid ln aQ bMniew, •-n. Hri«r al lrMtllMDta, lln. 1'.. R•••**I artllrltil. wltb .L. millioll
U. . 10.~rnmtDl aad tb• medieal Q at tbt UCLA artbrttll cJialc • .,.... a Amerkm YieU•, -.di to Yb. ..,. ~~~-.Li~~~~~ ...... ....-.......... __ • I
severe. Uke mo.st of th..e diu ..... lt
can strike any age group.
. I
ENGLEMAN, who sa7a HrtJ
diagno1ia and treatment can prew• ·
permanent crippl,lng. stresses tile Med
tor public education about artbriti9 ..S
ita symptoma.
''Oneoflhe moat importentearlywMi-
ings signs .. .ia • HftH of stUJ-
ness in the joints that la mOllt marted bl
the morning when you flrst get Otlt .,
bed. The stiffness may last 10 or
minutes or lt may 10 on for an how
two. It's most commonly seen ia
a mall joints of tbe fingers or the feet.
•'Then, subsequently. 1ome Jol
1wellin1 b noted and that abo MelDI
be wone in the early mornJna." ,._
Many of the dileasea a
characteriled, he Hid, by pecullar s
metry. U arthrlUa bfta a joint an
rt1bt aide of the body. it wW proba
attack the ••me joint on tJw othel' side
l:DtlCAnoN, En1leman Aid. II
J•t for arthritis patients, but lot
f amlli• &1 well.
"It'• Yer)' com~ ln te..a..-••
that &.be tu.bud will haYe --~ what lt meana to have cOQIUM dlleo1•
fort, weaam.a and fatipe,•• he
Somellmee the paUeat needl 8°'1-'° d .. perately u ...... .. "If ...... • ........,. wMll two
tbne chlldrm,'' ........ Mid. •
m ..... • way U. to"'-''--to
tbat loed -1'0ll ..... -" famlly'1 ~. nJI ---muc' to tW ,....,. Ill& 1&'8 1 IDOClllJJOUJm& .. , ....... ...,, .. ro...,..,;: ..... ,... ftlll9,,,,,.,
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Plan 2 Broadmoor. 14 Bdrm plus ?;'
family room, featuring sunken •.,
conversation pit, outatanctlq street of •
beautiful custom homes. $595,000.
Very large assumable loan at 11.129%.
Appointment only, in this guarded
commw\ity. Call Bar~ra Combs .
Ora11oe Cou111v. Calllornla U70I. "'-f • '11•111"1'"'4SI 644-1493 <Ta~~t.JfJknd 760-8817 1!1~/2y ''O
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·Gardens
Pictured
The view you see on your ,Pacific
Telephone directories this coming year
will be the Sherman Library ·and
Gardens in Corona del Mar.
Presenting a commemorative pla-
r que to Donald Haskell, president of the
library and garde ns (right) are Carl G.
Zocholl and Diane Daiacis of Pacific
Telephone.
The books are being delivered this
week.
Orange County
Cet1lral and North
Whl .. P.g4• D1t.-ctofy ,.,. .. Coo. 1i. ........ ,.>\le, 1980
PUBLIC NOTICE PltOJECT IOENTIFICATIOl'I NAME: 810 NO. l l·S McDowell
ScllOel CGll...,.\loft to OtSTRtCT AO-
L•O.U. MOTIC• MINIS TltATION FACILITY, t12t0
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All bids.,. to be In •«0<d•"'• w1tPt Ille •bo ...... mecs Sc'-1 0,.lfl<l ol
Cond ll1ons , ln\tru<llon\, •nct l Or•,.. Gaunt.,, CAllforn1•. Kt1nQ by Sc>Kllt<•.•ion•-kn ere now on 1110 In ! •11a lnrovo11 Its Cio¥or111no Bo•'"· I~ ott IC• ol ... Puref\~I ... OtrK tor ,, • r • I " • ' u r r ... ,, • a t 0 •• 01 wo<I Sc'-1 Oltrrict, 1111 Placent•• 'Ot~TRICT'". wlll r«•l>'e up to. t:Mlt Slrttl. COii .. Mew, C.lilMnl• nn1 I "°' 1•1•• ,....., llW •bo'<•·Slated time No Bidder ""'Y wltNlr•• "" BIG lor' ... ,.., bid> lor ,,,. ..... ,., ol • COl!lf« I • period ... lorty 1 .... 10 1 G•Y• •lier tor,,.. --P'OlKI Ille d•fr .. I '°'tr. openo"(I 1110.reol Bid• 1114111 I» re<e1vod '" th• pl•ce Tllo Botrd ot Ed11c•hon ot 1ne IGA<lhli..i llOD¥e, •ricl •n•ll be oOe,,..a Newt>Ort·Meu UnH19d St'-I 01\trltl I """ POJbhcly reed •loud al Ille •OO••· ••••r .. \ llW rlQhl lo ••tKI •"Y or "" '1at..i 11-end place 8td1 •"° rot niecet.wruv •<U·Pl tne E•cn O•d mu\t conform •nd b• 10..,t\I 81d. •nd 10 wt •>'• ony In• rOpon\I .. IO the Gorllr41C.t Ooc:urnenl\ torrn•t1tv or trro9u1.,11v '" anv 61d re· Eecn Dt<I \lltll bt .ccompen1e<1 by
Ct\V..O th• M<urlly referr.o to In t~ (.ontr•ct
NEWK>RT·MESA Oo(urneno -I>'( the '"' Of pr000>ed UNI FtEOSGHOOL.OISTA ICT \ul><ontr•tOf\ OIOr-Countv.Cettf lll• OISTAtCT , ... ,." .... riQl\l to
C>of'o1hy H•rvey F•\.f'Wr, r•Jr 1.t .ny 01 •11 !:MO\ or IU w••Vt ttny
C.P M. ~ ,,.re9ulMUIH or 1nform..1h1tt 1n .,,.,.
PurcniM•l'\Q OirK lof bid' Of' •n ,,. 1>t001no 111'1160-3211 W-Ael .. DA TEO No..erni..r f. t9'0 T'-DISTRICT ""' 001a1MO trorn Pubtosl'oe<I Oranqe C.O.\t D••IY Piiot, i ''-01rec1or 01 ,,.. ()epert-nl Of In
Novemo.r 10, >I, 1990 .f41i0-IOJ du\tfl•I Atl•t~ IN QlltNr•I Pf•V•n
1 1n9 r•t• of P9r d 1e-m *~' 1n ow
I IO<•ltt 1 1n wf\tt.1'1 1.hn WOf"ll '' 10 tJit -perfor"*2 lor HCll ,,.,. or type "' P UBLIC NOTICE •Or>m.-. -to •q<ute 11\e con
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tnt Bo.rd OI Suprr "'MH'i ol 11\t Cou,,ff ~~t.,n V'•''"'· C..lr'4w-n1•
ot Oranve. SC•t&~ ot C..hforn1• n•' Of Copun nwy bit oot••rwO on r tt Resolution CS.led ,,... ltln oey 01 Oc Qllftt " <OPY ol '"'"'° r•I~ ,,,.,,. D"
t<>Mr •••• oec••rtd ,,, tf'lt•nl10t\ to po\ted ., ,,... ,oo \tlt
MIM• ''-ft'f'rltory dl'\C.t•btd tJefOWll to The to re901no K twduf• of oer
0r•"9t Couf\ty S'rett L191't•AQ M•1f'\ O••m -~ I\ CW.\ed UCJIO" • •Otlftr\Q
te-n•nce-Ot\tnct No to. •nd "•\ f1,,ed d•1 at •tQ:hl ''' hour\ The r•t« for
WedneWS.y. the Jfi;ln d•y Of Novemoer h0t10.y ano O\illltllme •or•-\M ii Of" •I
1'90. •I Ille rour OI ~ )0 o ctoc" A M of '"" time -.,.....,,..,
711 ,.,..lher's Motic•:
All real estate advertised
m this newspaper is l>Uh·
Ject lo the federal Fair 8 Housing i\ct of 1968
"h1ch makei. it 1llegul 10
1 ad \ert1s~· ··any pre·
rerenre. limitat1on . or d1scnmma1ton bused on
race. color. reli gion. sex .
or national origin, or an mtmtion lo make any
such preference. lirncta t1on.or d1scnmma11on ··
This newspaµer 14't 11 n<ll knowmRh an·1•111 all\
Di acher t1 s1n g for rcal C!>tate wh1rh ti. 111 vwl <i
11~o'!_Oflhe law
A~ I l YRORS: Advertisers i
should ch•clc th•lr ads I
I I daily and r•port er-!
ron lrnrnediotety. The ·
I '?Al~ Y PILOT aswmes .
' liability for the first in· L ~ cornet illts..-tion °"". I
I NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1' Y FIXER
Bnng ""ur l>hovels and ! ~ .. m1 urw.hes w cash 1n ·
rl(l tht'> 'ien\altonal \ alue
IT'S A
DEAL!
~lesa Verde S Bdrm 3
hath. family room. din·
mg room . 2 fireplaces.
\\etbar, breakfast nook,
3 c ar g a ra ge .
P r o f es sio n ally landscaped. Try to
match this one for only
Sl74.900. 546-2313
EXECUTIVE
VIEW TOWHHOME
Rare end unit. Step down
hvmg room. leads to sun
filled kitchen. overlook· 1ng spacious terrace.
!\'laster suite ... ::! queen
~11cd bdrmi:. upstairs.
Pool and sµa too! Owner
l>a~s be · P ex1hle on
finuncing. Dial now
SEA COVE PROPERTIES
714-631-6990 ll11ge n 1rner lot. ho'\h lh1~ ~$ ~d rm 2 bath t-\ .----------, 1 ut1H home t:ountn • NEW LISTING
~----------------------------------------------J s.••d day 1n the CJ\4'1'\C'M,., ot ow Bo.Aro It \~t bl! ~nd•tO"Y "oon lne ol Su1Mtrv1son of tr. C.Ounly 01 Or ..,QI' CON TRAC TOA to -m t,.. C011trac1 p k1tc·hen It' 1n1o: room .; DUPLEX -' Men Nip Tip, Get lip
~.D EAR ANN
LANDERS : Recently I
"dined in a Westchester
""'estaurant with eight
fellows from the office.
The total bill for the nine
of us was $115.
One of my co-workers
told her. "You have no
class."
one I go along with.
.. 7-',I. ~
\ "' J \. '
I in tnt H•ll of AOrnin&\tr•Uon. •O C1v1< 1\ •••rded. M"1 UCJOf1 M\Y wb<..Ol'\lr.c
Center Pi•t•. 5.lnt• An4i. C••••orn••. tor uno.r n1m , to ~Y not ies.s lMn ,,.. '.
rom1h room. den and Q.OSETO IEACH ~pa 1001 Ca~h tn and call , no"'' . I as the time M\d pt.ce tor 1ne rw•r1nca \•Id SOK•flect r•ttt to •h "'°'""''" upon \'W QUht1on of W•d •~••ttOt'I I trnpto.,...o ov lt'Wm 1n the e1tl'<wt10t\ of ,
'at\d "" Of>>K\•°"" t"4r•to •t "'"''" .,,. contrect I I tune •ncJ C>IKe •U 1ntere\te0 0tr-.on\ No btoektr m.y wtl"dt•N ,,,, O•d to,. I
mtty aPs>e:M .no be he•rd • oer~oo Ct' \IXTY t60i O•Y\ •fle-r ,,._
l Ad.OU1onal 1ntorma1ion may o. oo. 0.te '-tf ff')f' l'-O()P:onH''•Q Of bid\
l••n•d trom F G Mc Ltll•n •I W ·.U.l A P•y~t 8oocJ •nO • Pertorm•n<•
At an-, 11~ prior \O th• t•f'f\t t 1•td Bond ••fl be r11QU1tflod pfiOf" to 1-.tv
•or h&ar1no, •"'I ""•'•ll•O 0.'M>,., lion o, '"" '°"''~' rrie Pa)l'm•nl L SEA COVE l m•v f1te w1tn the Cl~rk o• \ht' Bott rd ot Bond \n.H I:. '" t,... fCI',..,.. >*' •on~ •r
ISuO"f VI'°'\ ot '"" C..Ou111y '>I Or•n9" I~ Go11tr..:1 Ooc-"l• PROPEf TIES written 001"Cllc>nS ro lhit Ot000\..0 •n 08TAI,.,. OOCu..-e ... rc-, F G(;U IN-f
I neadr,on. wtucn OO'f'<t10ti\ .-i1fl Of con OtftCt'\of u. 4'ctwtH' ~, 714-631-6990
\10er10 by tne &o.lrd of Suprr111\o0r\ •1 Go-... '~"9 ec..,,o
tne lime •t'WJ pl..C.t t•ud I()(' ne•"•"'G -8"...,.,_· -·.r5:'P.,..~· -o· TWO c AR A te9<1t dH<r•D11on of w1a tfffr11or, •-~-· ., con(••ntd 1n ~•W>fvt•on No IO t l11
0.100 0<1-r n. •'llO ot irw SO.ro"'
I I
3 Bed. 2 baths each unit.
Fu rnished Stone F P
lo we r Good sum · mer 1wm1er rentaJ . Ask·
lfll; S275,000. 548-0715 eve.
EASTSIDE C.M.
TRIPLEX
LarRe 3 Bdrm, ::! bath,
fi replace plus two-2
ll<lrm. I bath in exrellent l'O ndit1on Priced at
Sl97.SOO.
associated
BRO KERS-Rf JI. •ORS
) 1~1 t.~ k ~ ~e:
' -
I ' IW s ...
Ip
e,
.... ~ . •• • • ,,
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I was stuck with figur·
i6g out the amount per
lferson and came up
with $15 each . This
. added up to $135 which
.jpcluded a nice lip of $20
lor the waitress.
Whal I'd like to know
is this : Does a person
who eats out HA VE to
leave a tip? <The
ser vice was just fair. l
Was the waitress within
her rights to run after us
and demand a larger
tip? How could I have
made sure ever yone
Whe n p eo ple go
Dutch, the best way to
make sure nobody gets
shorted Is to agree in ad·
va nce on separa t e
chec ks. This way, the
teetotaler ls not paying
for Elbow Bender's
martlala, aad sum Jim
1 .. ·t payiDI for Fat5o's
bot fudge a1U1dae.
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L1111der1'
Su~rv•\Of"1.. Of\ file -·•n tnir , .. ,... ~ 5G"'CIO ~<--GARAGE the &o.rod~"''°'' TfW foeo"r•tor-y ~ ::..-....-~ ~ • :> C' l :·r:s::~£~~=!·!;~~ ~~ ,... ;~:a7.c sOTJc-E~ T ~~~:~ ~ 8~~m~t~a~~~h~1------------:
"°''"wut~•• '°',,.. ot Tr•l>wto Ro.oa l hi.~t.> pall<'• FanlaSllC'
lCl , IA (I,., "'r, ' • ·
.,, After each handed me ms money. I counted on-
ly $1.23. Everyone said
b.e had given his share.
The re was no way to
paid his fair share? I D E A R A N N
feel guilty becaus e I LANDERS: I am fed up
h andled the m oney . with women who push
Don't identify the city. the notion that females
please. Just sign me -a re di sc r i m i n ate d
NEVER AGAIN against. A case in point.
•rwl Y••• A..,,.., '" ,,,. -1" '"'"" 0.1•0 fman1 m1ot SR.~.5<1(1 l"all REDUCED
"Let one of the boys do Ar~~1E o rn .. mn o-. o• 1'1.1_, ~·:".,~·.:~•owln I ~ :!Jt:I $23 00011
1t ... It happens all the! ,...,av· OAOER 01 rH• '"'•A" .. , [THE R~ •LI 1 •• ! time. SuPE Av1~11s o• o .. " .. :.v~ ivouv,. _ ..... i>.1a..i1 ...,.,.,. T Jkf• .ulvuntage only
-r ~ ·-~ -1"'11 .. •·~"ESTATS:RS ~55.ooo· 1"antast1c • h~ holpe you will publish ish~~~=~~"eo,.ocu ,!;:::=.·~~·,7~. c - -U1lt m on l.> 90 · t o
'f\ g u r e o u t w h o h a d ~horted me. l didn 't ~ave any more money.
~ we left the $123.
DEAR NEVER; Most • The letter screaming.
walten and waitresses "Don't call us 'the ~1rl.'
live on their Ups. Fifteen We have a name Use
percent ol the check ls it! ..
t IS elter so everyone c;1"'"°''""11o<o•oo• tr ,.ou11 .... 0 .. t 11n " ,.., Newport oceanfront. who works in an or· ~rv•WH•olOr.on~c.ount•. ~OllL CL.:»u1u llE<Av H YOu•>1; I EothlcMTripa.x view too'• Beautiful ganization will realize C..tttorni• AlHiNO •N vo uA PA VMlMf\ n 10'. dov.'n will ..:rt \OU 1n ,t,11ned glas s , wood
th at f I u n k i es have No':~~::::'o!i~1~'1 L> .. ":,::·: ~o"uY11 r11 .. Lc .~~ o.,:.:.,':;,,~~ ~ •• ~7n: tu th1:0. d.,~1ruhle tnplcx li e J m t d c e I It n gs. 2
9., T hree of our party
t.rere standing in front of
the restaurant when the
1,,waitress who served us
e.speded in re&ura for I am a white m ale, 27,
good service. No watter who does building and
or waltre11, however, maintenance work. I
bas the rigbt to demand don't expe<'t to be callE'd
a Up. \'oar co-worker's "sir " but I H•s ent it
no-class meHage was when !lomconc s ays.
nam es too -FED UP l•Q••nont1011t'•ltQ ...... r•ctOunf1n-L I Th1•f(',Jr1.'l1A.0 2 bedmo1 .. 1 11rl'ulacel> Call 646-7171
-p P4f'IT\tnC\ plu' oerm11t.c:si (.0\(\ •nd •• • t • ' ...-t-'D" Re-JI .. ON W'OM E. N IN LIT ----I "•114•"9 by PAv•nQ "1 of"°"(.,.,, o... un11~ 111111 ont' :l bedroom I I
TLE ROCK UBLIC NOTICE ""'n"' "''"'" ,,., .. ..-in.irorn 1,,. unit 1,r i;.t1 1nt nm.• l "'~ ~
DEAR ROCK ff , I oe1t1n1>ftOl•e»o10.1•ul11u,,ecoroeo 1xllt'flltal <all lwforc 11 s ESTATJCRS
your beef. But why NOTICE OF DEATH OF •MIHr l I'll!), -...... •l'C••• .. ""''' _____ 2 _____ _ : ere s N-72641 Tiii• .,,,_,,, " ''·°''Ml •• "' No• A ,.:orw ~ :..'ft&l
bl 9 J ' LEO•• M Y GER AND your •<count t»<-ome' '""""1 VO\.! !p SELECT • f.'lIDe running out. de-
Og\anding a bigger tip. •me women. m a ·-. A mo not,,. •• IO PO'""""''" unpe10 womanandlprtntedlt. OF PETITION TO AO· p0r11ono1vo..•.ccount.•••n•t.o11Q"'"'' PROPERTIES
· MINISTER ESTATE NO. ::::r;;,~~=-~:=:;v°:' vou mu" s l®Dolebouf
Bays Beach
Real Estate A-106521. u111e-.1tw 0011Q.1flon .. 1ng tOfe<IOMO T 0 a I I h e I r s ' Up01\ P••m41\ • •onoer penoo. Y"" ,..... COST A MESA I beneficiaries creditors 1n• •011•trlQlll 1°"oc>1tw1orK•o•u••"" SI 05,000 ( Boros~ope ] llUl UrArt llCI UIHC. S/f'fC.f 1 .. 1
d ti t' edl f •t Dy o.y1119 the enll,. amount ae an con ngefl er tors 0 MAndlt<I by .,o.;r (....,llOt Wiii\'" 11\ret s Leota M. Yager and "'°"'"'" .. ,,.,.,,., • .,.,11<orcu11.,,,o• llul(e r orner lot. II( 4 pers ons who may be tnt•oocu,.,.,,1.w111<11cs.1eo1rocon11noa hdrm famtl)' homr
DOVEaSHOHS
()peftT~S th I I I •-•"-""" O\erst1t' 111i1ra1o1f' l•10 ' o erw se nterested n the To 1in<1outt11e •rnoun• vov""'" PAV. owner ~G)'' i.t>ll now I 000 M.w V .ye
i\ 1Jeuutlf1•"-,\ K'fY
llOUSI-:" ~II spt-t'
lllnthH "' ,( the P l'I It • "1.om the en
TUESDAY, NOV. lJ UftRA ISc•pt 2~1 OC't 22> Follow through on will and/or estate: °' 10 .,,_tor o.yrnen1 10 """ 11W
hunr h lnlulltv(' lnh•llt•('t prQV\lS reliable A petition has been filed ! loreclO\Ute, or It yo.;t .... _,, ••• '" I I
By SYDNEY OMAllll icolde ('onr('r. C'nprl\'orn, 1\quurlu11 natives bv Marie Walker In the ::rc•o•Ut• 1or .,,. otiw.• , .. ...., •o" Superior Court of Orange 1 c 1eno.1.1" ... ,,.,.,,1eor,,.,.11on ARJES <Mar. 21-Apr 19): Member of rJp· (lltt y lntJ,.1rt11nt r11lt•Jo1 !\<'rent on property. de· County requesting that Po &o~•'O•J
posite sex encoura•es you i.n career amblllon11. flnllf' M nclu8l11n11 , c·om1>l<1tlr11e a projcrl. deahnll Marie Walker be appoint· L:~~~.::C.~.;:':~ F 'I
Be analytical take nothina ror •rantt'd. ""r<'••1111fully wllh olckr Individual. ed as personal represen-1 1m1m.,,.1 especially where promises are concerned. If H('ORPIO <Ort i!:J Nov 211 l.Ol(Ja m Is rf'· tatlve to administer the 111ou,,.,,..,,YQIHI•'""" You-no.nu ·
persistent, you find reasons for recent acUons. moved rel All VP 111 rtnt11ht'(I with r<"cent dll'pluy estate of Leota M . Yaoe,. c0<>••ct " ,.,..,..r 0' '"' .,.. .. ,,,.,,.,,, ?.: A h i I ffl of Cost• ..... ., .. , c•11torn1• 99,_.~ -....... -................. . ""vents. c ange s no ng . or t<i mpcromcnl Ide•"· movement, special .. """-• ""I _., I .,. TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): LoW·let)' IP· ... I lh d I t ltl al (under the Independent ••rnemwr, ,.ou "'Av LOSE I ~ m•IC'o '" t'llt' om na e l'XC na. person Admfnlstratloo of Est•tes t Lf!OAI. lllOHfS IF YOU 00 NOT I roach is best -If dlplomaUc. family 1ltuation •<'t1nar10 flof>11lutty Inc rea11e11 dl11pla( humor , '•9( E PAO...PT "'' TtOH
A t Sid .. nce propert d II S It I Id I t Act>. The petition Is set or '" •0011100 to ,.,. •mount •l•t•d I m proves. cc en on re ., • y. an von111t ly • Hlll( nr n11 c·ou eac you o hear I no In Dept. No. 3 at •llO,,., >to>u•o •nv "''"' ••••>. """''·... E udget and Ille style. Another Taurwi, • Ubra proverbial "mon(ly lr<!f'!" 700 Civic Center Drive M<u"'°'""'"'"..,'''""uentor Docom•
1amd Scorpio figure prominently. Open Un" of KAOITTARllJH I Nov 22 01'c 21). West santaAna CA92701 °"''""u""'·•""'"''0.,,,.,,.,.,.,.,,,.t
communication -map future plans . Coopt1r1ate with Scorpio . Taurus and Leo on December i. 1980 at :'!·O:.~~.:·~n:=:1~~: . .,., .. ,..,.,
GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Define mean· per11on11 Fot•u11 on proltlt tlon of valu11ble11. In· 10:00 A.M. i.. .... N ..... ,
-rngs, check legal Implications -spotUaht on v••&tmt'nls , loculln11lo11t1artlclt'11, detcct1n1 "fine IF YOU OBJECT to the ''-"•·m:;:~=~~'~" D
artnershlp and marrla~. Pisces, Vlr-10 print.·• Your Jlf'rl10nal ('yclc Is movln1 up -orantlno of the petition, -••K""''"'•o · f' 1 ti t l l ed I I bl d k you should either appear v-e>eet1••Tru.1 ahves 1~e prom nen y. ou ae nvo v n clrcum1toncl'11 anc 1.wt'nl11 an to ma e your at the hearlno and state NOr•cr 1uo1AE8Y 01v1N , ... 1 lnor conflict involving hidden assets. emotional efforl11 timely unc.I m4.l11nlnar1.1t. J 1 f 1 1 o \tAv1ce cOMP•Nv ,, avt1 u ~sponseofone who means much to you. CAPltl('ORN <Occ . 2'.l-J1m . 191: Move11 are ~~tt~.~~j;~:,! .!t~h t~! =~~~~=-~=': .~~r '"" '0110w"'11
CANCER (June 21-July 22>: Obtain hint UmeJy, corrrct. Moon position coincides with court before the hearlno. r•us1011 JAMH "' cttowi.n
rom Gemini message. Be aware of public rela-dynatnlc. orltelnal approach, valuable contacts Your appearance may i,. :;::~~!'!!!:Z.~~~~w1.ev,,,u•-
on1, cooperative effort.a, emotional-leaal com--and love . O~mlnJ . s .. lttarlua peraons play In persori or by your •t· H NIFIC:I A"Y; 1.1!1! M . WIOHT,
itmenta. Focus on marital status, lntenalfled important rolct Wetr brt1ht colors, be con· torney . .., 0 U E ~eoN:10;:',.<i.A~•"1Nto 81,.~,.r
la•'-.. '-. promotion, r-"""•lbllltv and re· aplcuoue ..., vour pral'ence I F ' A R A ""or-,...,.,..,. u "" H '"''' UUU&Hu-._...,._ " "'1 " · CREDITOR or a cont· No nm•n -•JGn.P-O-IUofOf. ard. AQUAal\J8 (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Much that lnoent creditor of the de-11co.1 R9<orn fn 111e 01110 01 ,,,.
LEO (July 23-Aui. 22): Moderate pace and occurs ll "under wraf'· •· Ablllty to be dlscreet cefsed you must flle your R•toro.r .. 0r.,.. touncy, w•o ...,
pproach brin1 bell result.I. Let IO of outmoded is put to tell. A payof 111 P•rt of intrt1ue -pro· clelm 'with the court or :,:~11'1 11tt<t1oet '"' •eiio ... ,,. pro
rocedures. Concentrate on Nn1ces. employ. tect lnteresll by SHMkln1 behind 1cenes. M~y present ft to the personal Ltl tUol rrattHO "°'·'"'lle ~ll'(OI
eDt, imp!l'ovin1 standard of llvln•. Arlea. 1urpria. l1 due -and It wtll be favorable. representetlve ·~minted 0•••11 °' ..... c-iro1 Of.,...,,, ...
f .. ~ .. --..... , •• .._ .. bra penona play Important· rolitt. A very Famlly m tmbtr expre11t1 detlre for retum to by tM court wit n our 9"11*14.Ptttt••10m11t111\l .. ofM••
taCUCal lndJvtdual bec:omet a Vtry valuable harmony. months from tht dett Of catt-~. tn ,,.. oltKe 01 ttw
Uy. PISCES (Feb. lt·Mar. 30); Declare policy, flrst 1~1nc~~tllette7r00s aofs ct;~'=-..e:;!,'::~":.:ru .. noe>-
vaGO (Au1. 23·Sept. 22): Creative juices llne up frltndsM flnd m e1ntn1s. don't play prov ..... n ~ on ttt•11-w1ue11,,.iw.no1••or•,,.•um tht Prob• te Code of oi ... 000.00 re ~tUvated -means you can 1ucceufulb ln· 1econd Odelle. alntaln balance. self-eat.Mm. Clllfornla. The tlm. for ,,,., ""._.1<••• ""'-•' ~ Uat.t-proJecl, tmprlnt style and apply ln· Another Pl.lea and a Vlrao.play key rolet. You . flllOQ clalmi wtll not ex-•ucn dud"'"'"_,,,,._., .. ,...,,
novatlve touch. Leo, AquarlUI penona n1ure tmprtat 1tyl• ln unutual manner. Someone lt plrt prior to four months ~:i:;::.::;:.~:.r:::C.':11':~.!:
prominently. You could' be "in love with Jo.e.'' plannm1a1urprtHforyou. 4 from the d.tte of tM heer· •t•u•ttn,11 ......... ._,.,.,,",,_" a:.-----------------------------------------------ilnonotlced•bov• -ot 1r11"1tM<t1r11., 11otutt11rroe11n
0 ' l/let111Arl'l*ll"-,,.INfll"*llt.i1 Y U MAY EXAMINE ,,,. '"''"."""'"' .,..,,, .. , .,_. ,,., tM file fCec»t by tM court. NmlW111C11tlfQl\lledlltA....,.11, 1t10,
tf you are lnttresttd In tM .,,, •II ..,...._1111t••im.1to1 llf''"' ,-----~~ ... ~------------,....,.;------------t t fll <•••f,lnlttYtlMldletfCl!ertH Ed . H R . d ll M ff ••• YoU may •• r•· fll•I DY rHtOI\ '""'"'· .... 1111· .. '"'n "e e D qut•t with tM court to r•· .. ,,,,,..., .,,_Ill DlfltfM:lf(f llf!Wr IA.Ill • fl , • • ctlvt ~lal notice Of tM '"'"d"49fl•11t1,11eumw10C1eno•· Announcea t1w =tng o/ hfl offtce Inventory of Ht•t• es11t1 ~~[~.~ .. ~~!"J,=*.:':f:~1~-:;.:
f "'-Ind of tM petitions, IC· o.,., • .,.,., ....................... 11 or t,. Total ealth Cart of the count 1 1 n d r •port 1 ..,,, •u•• --'"•Tr .... •. wc11 ..-
. AAuJt _,,,_ •....... ,udL n.· described In s.dlon 1200 ., 1111\I 11111 •11 -lo!IMlllt o l-...Clftt ~.. "'"JC'T" 11Mi m. · .. 1-...i.n. *"'" ,,.., .. .,, Mlf .,., of th• C.tltornl1 Problt• •••• .,.. ... ...,.,.. ••-eu
• Office a,Moo~ • Nutrition & Hw<>glJICmUa Coct.. =~=.::===·..::
• Arthritit VacdM 'l'MrQii ~ Ph111ical Emm&aaUona J . urry 111 .. ~..1_ A :':'::1:=:~,:;~..::,: ..... y II UWt, ~... N, INWNI,. .... M....., It~ .......... , OetMGnlWH.1• 4120 Birch st.1 Strite 119, Newport Beach, CA 92660 ,.,, ...... CA tlUI: 11t1 • =-::.cr.:1~,c:~ ... ~ (114) "1·'111 " ............. , 955-3885 ....... ~=Ollfot"-.......... l1,14.• .....
SEA COVE
PROPERTIES
714-631-6990
111 t·~ " .1rea. plui. m.11"~ nrdroom Im "'"'Mot• walk tn t.n r I I\ l' hu.ic b1•d ro11 m1' 1-'uur bot~ Two doubk
l(araael. Poul S72S.OOo.
631-7300 ......
EXTRAVAGANT QUALITY & CHARM
P'•rffftlo. ... ••.rt ..... -a.a. ... ....... Caatt• r ,..._.. 4 M4.. J•/1
bath, l flt.,...... ,1 lwtle:e I the a.
..,_, ,......_ HW ...... lta&llM ....
901._ Mia 1te1rc ... , ... ti I ....
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flreplece. L .. tlac•,•• Illy leprs • .,..... vu f ,.. • .... , ......
Hfl,000. U 1-1400.
OWNEI SAYS "ISTIESS SAi.£"
LEAVll COUllTIY s..... ........ -.... a-.e.y, • .... , ... c.... tr.... l22t.•••· ,,. .. ..
EXC£PTIOUL UDI IAYFIMT ,,,..., ........ ...,... .... 1 ·••1• 2....,, .......... -.. .......
IAY ¥llW'9 ef • ,11tf1Rc _.,., -
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••plans ...., ..... ,.. ••••••• ........ .....-........... ... .. ,.,.... -................... '
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et•• ••••r way> to 19'09• 1and
..-...... ! A hancl9ome, ctrarraatlc
•••• with 1peclal ll1bt1n1, lush ,a=, a ape, vaulted .ceUlno and
a 4-llluter lulte. Attractive ~ hM been arran1ed. Sales ............ 900.
U801SU
Newly remodeled traditional style 3
bdrm, 2 bath home featuring large
tecreation room le 2 patios. Living
room has attractve beam ceiling,
fireplace & f rench doors leading onto
.brifk patio. New kitchen bit-in
1.,UMteeS. Close to tennis courts,
sandy beaches ac clubhouse. Can be
sold fully furnished "20,000.
IMIOA N•isu!.A
Quality oceanfront tripl~x. 4 Bdrm, 2
batb each unit. Excellent income. •1.aoo,000.
Rli l CRUNOY. RfALTOR
• 4 1, ._ ' ) f I f'i 1
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will love this beautiful
~ 2 Bdrm condo. staP.r location. Only •oeo. Owner may help flllace. Call 979-53'TO to-
llSTVAWE
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REALTORS
675-151 I
9UALITT DUPLll: Spre•I llJ•llt, J
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SHI.IOI. ,
COU OP MIWPOIT llALTOllS
Ziii i. C.... Hwy .. C--.. Mw
675-5511
3 BDRM,
2 STORY
2 POOL,
UMPAIALLELED .... v..-.u11it1 $83,800 Never a vacancy In this Bike to beach! Beautiful PANORAMIC outstanding rourplex garden home! Gourmet
0 C E A N A N 0 Located in pcime re· kitchen and din in g !
COASl'LINE VIEW from sidential neighborhood. Brick ft replace! Spark I·
this beautiful 4 bdrm. 2~ Clo6e to all shopping and inl'( pool! Offered FHA
ba. Tradewinds Model In transportation. Fu II terms for low down! Call Spyglass. 2459 Sq. ft. or price only $210,000. Call p.963-6-..~767.._ ____ _
roOL AHD VIEW
IRVIHE THRACE
A rozy 3 Bdrm. formal
dining rm home w ith
pool and highly expand&·
ble view or harbor &
O<'ean. A new listing at
only $330,000 fee.
CALL QUICK
644.7211
EXCLUSIVE
AREA
Eastsi de c ha rm e r .
Owner will carry large
2nd. 2 Bdrm, 2 ca r
garage. Only $126.SOO.
Call~9161
ilPHI H()ll\!
IHA 1 Tr
ttS23 CMtMDl~IRV•
~ .. och · I 041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
A,....DLYHOME
Charming 2 Bdrm home
with lovely mountain
\iew. Great rental unit
or honeymoon cottage
SU0.000.
don osen . . ( ....
luxury living. 751·3191. (tim REAL I
C: SELECT E;Y l:ATERS ~~J.~~J!~Y /
Hewport .. och I 06t •••••••••••••••••••••••
..EWPORT
WAnlFttOHT
Largest floor plan or.
fered. Open. fresh and a
beautiful \'iew. Custom
1lecor. gold fixtures and
many upgrades. Boat
slip rights up to 4S.
$749,000
JAMES I. GOULD
631-1532
. dly! ~.A-.1
3 Bdrm + ? room, 2 Bath
Peninsula home on a big
R·2 buildable lot just 100'
to be~ct\. i\Jl new carpet·
1n1. drapes thruo ut.
Really difrerent ! Only
R38,500with terms.
T'PROPERTIES · 497·48411 By owner, Newport Crest · · a... .. tor'a Special 0..,.... 1 OH •---------• condo, plan 4. 9% as·
3 Br hom e, frplc, lge ••••••••••••••••••••••• n.11& STIAL sumable loan, ocean
.·
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1"'° 2 8dnn units, cor·
oer la&, atepa to beach.
extellent sum -
-/WlaUit rental area. ··'"
MCOIS IHLTY trS FOi IEAL!
'7M670 Seller will help with
·-~~~~~~~~ fmanclng this large 3Br.
EMERALD IN 11..5.,3 ,. ........ L.f.u-2\-'JBa Condo. Its efficient THE ROUGH ,. ' '-"""'irMI: ",,""'" floor plan, coupled with
Here's a chance to ---------• large wood-burning
purchase the least ex· fireplace. built-ins, OW.
pens ive hom e in l"'Y"'VI and central vacuum
Em Id Ba WI h li .-"" system. make this a lru· era y. t a t· HARD TO FIND W. Bay ly likeable, liveable
Ue 11£ and landscaping Ave. Charmint 3 Br + home!
t.bia supe.r view property family room residence. ~ALL TIUS FOR
cou.ld be an outstanding Pvt muter suite with •
residence and Invest · retreat " s undec k .
meet. Owner wlll pro· Secluded lush patio + 2
vide financing with 29<ic Br rental. S17S,000 !
down. Proudly offered at ..... ley ..-.,.
54116,000. R .....
BALBOA I SL AND •'71-7160• REALTY
673-1700
macnab I Irvine
realty
A IU•liDIARY OP:
THI IRVINI COM,ANY
Ml\W'Oln' llACH POil SI U ,100!
Lovely , bright and sunny
condominium w/community pool.
Marvelous area -beautiful
tree·llned street near shopping &
park. 28RS. 2 baths & fplc. Barbara
Aune642~. <P-59 )
711-1414 ... .., ..
CQIT'flUI Valley Cent• Woochidqe Center
MJ.1111 6.WZll
'IOI Dover o.;... Halbar v-Cent•
•
HAllOI llD~E C~EST
Lovely 3 bedroom, 2V. bath condo.
with LOrr and private courtyard
entry. View decks. Woodbuming
fireplace. Up1raded carpeting
tbruOUl. "79,000.
-lllUI 1'1111 CD.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
8~9"91All
ho Stories OI beeUence. s.tm Uvinf
Room With Plrepleee • BealMd VauJted
Cellln1s. Lu1• ramlly Room With
Fireplace, F\dt IAn,U. Hearth • Wet Bar.
Central Vacuum System • Hup bUI Room
Wltll a.th. s.tler Wiii Carry ........ ~
Truet o..d. POQ.l SJatd Lot. lboWft ly · A~O.ly, Aak .. f ... .$00.A "Joy Of
NewpQrt" Ult.lq.
yard. great area for kids. ,..__... u~-1024 Point Niguel Condo Dana Point duplex. 2 br, view, motivated to sell.
Excellent rental proper--• --Compl 8d . 1 ba upper. 1 br lower. $198.000. 646-4015. ty. Priced ror quirk sale' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ex, 2 rm, View, new crpt, fresh paint,.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-
Owner transferred & will ESIDE DU.a 1r.x Community Pool, Tennis beamed ceilings, frplc. help finance Cal l P" r-~ Courts, Jacuzzi, Pvt ctiningaru&encl.patio. Gort1wTe•1ill1•1
963.8182 Two J Ir. u.ih Gate. S Minutes T o orret'ed for only $144,000 Wllll 35' .... SAp
$142,500 Marina. Agt. SUM ,900. FULLPRICE! 3 Bdrmupgraded2300sq FUUH REALTY 64Q..6CN9, 759·9100 MISSION REALTY !\.patio townhome. 2 car
546-0114 ,...V.-.Y 1034 494--0731 ga age, walk to bay. Al·
---------•••••••••••••••••••••• • -ca-... -,.-IA.l-•S_H_O_M_I ___, sumable loan. Owner ....--~ will help finance. Seller uiw CONDOS S15,000 down, patio home, 3 lie Bdrms, 3 baths . says bring offer. 752·192t
IASTSIDI C.M. frplc, mirrored wall, • ' · · · · nLll 3bdrm, 2~ba. dbl 1ar. ~wetbar dbl lot Sun
P . 0 1 , full price, '223.000. J_ DESPERATE! 2512SantaAnaAve. Agt . rinc. o y . 10"/c down. Assume lat ftUAIL'·
2 BR. 2~ ba, contemp. _..,.._~ __ . ------TD. w~ int. Jack 'Hardy T DESERTED! deaip.Sll6,000. • ............ 1040 Rily, 714·675-8982 PLACE
Owner wants out! Va-646-5096 646-6093 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Zl3-S1·5107
cant! 3 Bdrm, l story· 1--------•j<::OOCIO: Huntin&ton Con· 111-.-.-.-.-.-•• -.-.-.-.-.-•• -.-.--1.. NOPaTllS•
corner hofl)e Lowest J llDIOOM tinenlal. 3 BR, l lr!t ba, ......... 0ce9 10,. Tl l:JI P.NJ •
priced home In Mesa forced air, W /D, bltln Wl .. ••••r ...___ Verde .. SlS0.000. Take the Eutalde, quiet location. stove" retri1. Access to ~-
liine to look at this one ! but cloee to 1hoppin1. pool.~% assumable lo. 3 Bdrm 3 BaUl, spacious u w'! 546· 13 New root. copper plumb· 9'7.000. Ph m na-3723 study, 2 vaulted ce1Un1s. DPLX. 3880 Seashore Dr,
ing, hardwood floors.---------wood floor, built· In Newport. must sell. nm REAL plaster walls, good con-~DOWN boob)>elves, tile entry. 67J.88Sl By owner. ES l~TERS dition. Sll0.000 with an No qualifying. Nr beach. brifhl custom kitchen &
assumable loan I New luxury 2 sty, 3 br, din.introom 752-1920.
ltoyMcC ..... IUtr. 2 i,., ba . srsso / m o .
UMrTS,UMITS ...,, 541-7729 9ll0-1217,536·6565agt. ' ftU ... IL Eight four.plexes. Buy T A
one or buy them a ll. All --------Im. I 044
2Bdrm units with only * FOUIPLEX * ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLACE
I S'k down. OHered at ~000 N-TIIS"'
Sl.27.500 540·3606 200/o DOWM """'1 "'" ---Cotto ...... la.tfs PAii 10,..Tll:HP.M.J -
SI 0,000 DOWN
3 Br, 2ba condo, nr Hoag
Hosp. Spa In patio, 3 car
1&ar. pool. Sl0,000 or
$15,000 dn. take over
loans. t.otalUng S12S,OOO
at 11.75%. Total price
$139,000. O wn /Agt.
752-2197 ·~ $119,tOO SUPH HOME _Be_a_u_t_ir_u_ll_y _D_ec_o_r_a-te-d
SUCCESSRIALT.Y Fantastic assumable ----------1 Pool home. 3, or 4bdrms
549.799 I loan. interest at 9.8'7,. on...t.l M9s ... ,lece 2,-aba 2 rrplcs. S30,000
-----------------• Payment.a or •1s pr mo. This maanillcent orien· dwn. 12.000/mo. s.48-6677 i---------1 O~ WIU CARRY on this 3 Bdrm beauty tal style home on a
MISAVHDE
ltAMILER·SI 74,900
Tastefully upg raded,
single story on a quiet
cul·de-sac Plank oak noors in dmmg room &
k1trhen~ Custom s hut·
ters. HeaV) :.hake roor &
2 patios Large 3 bdrm on lon~ly tree lined street
Near Mesa Verde Coun·
tn Club :-.:ew on the
Market.
W~IHH Super~ 2 Bdrm/ Ashford
with greenbelt localion.
P riced to s how the
owner wano action
last. SlSl,500.
ls{ TD with 29'k cash with desirable atn um. hillside in No. Laguna --------• down. Nwpt Hthta area. elqant Italian tlle and provides a settin1 in
New condo. 3 Br. 2~ Ba. plush carpeting. Walkin& which any Sho1un would l~ sq. rt. $139,SOO. Cal dist l ·k & 1 feel at home. Featured
Agent642-S722 for info. throut are hidden sliding .•~·ume seo.-"'. 4 br . 3 ba Shoji sc:reeru, a secluded """' tJUV. spa is located on the ram. rm. 2147 sq rt lower of the two ocean
$134.900. Own er ta gt \1ew decks with each or
751 0223, 751·3191 T u R T L E R 0 C K the 3 Bd.rms opening out
B to a large deck. The EASTSIDE
2 duplexes on 1 lot. hig
a.ssum. loan. Rents ar
low. Income $1440 mo. S
S20S,OOO. Principals onl
please. 957.0554 agt.
Beautiful 3 R , 2ba. gorgeous landscaping1
Broadmoor home-racing adds to the mood. This·
park. Upgraded. move-In unique way or life is or-
cond. $169,SOO io cl'g feredatl5&5.000.644·7020 land. Xlnt terms .
1133-1961
~~~~:· R~ ••SlllLE STORY LiOOO 3br. 2ba home on 60 x 1 4 •· ._ sa n Ult. Oak fioors, Frplc £-.......
UDOISLI
1lUs 3 Br and den hom e
has been completely re·
painted and recarpet~.
Offered for $425,000 arid
owner wm consider lease
option with only 110,oOo
down. Call Ed Dillon for
details. ~~~~~~~· 76o.olll Courtyard. Fruit Trees Ideally located In the
Detached Gar on Alley California Homes area
$90,000 Assumable a UUs cimt.omized plan hat , .. ,.,... leecla I 069
1l3.'k. Must See a aloanbalanceof912,000••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
SUl,900 230 E . 15th St at 12% interest with mon -.. -•••••••••••••• .. 548·2728 thly paymenta of ""8 __ Ml_S_A_Y_M_DI __ __, and uaumable. AslllAI
LOWDOWM I
3 Bdrm, 2 ba. apprala
at ULS,000. Astume 182 • owe 2nd. 141·883
Broker
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3bclrm, 2ba. d en, I
cond. Crplc. uummabl
109n, Sl216,500. 951·8'51.
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Brtarwood model. Thla
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condltloned , has 4
Bdrma, 3 Batba, over
2000 sq ft, atrium, and
IUlb landacapiq. Shows
like a model. Call for
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H•wporta.ec:h :l·Spurlous 2 8r units. C.-.. M_. 3122 laat +IUO:-.cc.548·2'778 $5~•" rno U75 6100 . 3br.2ba,lovely l1eun1tin
REALTORS
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121155 2B r , !Bu . rront 12r~ for toyeut8. Priced ONTHEBEACH gar .. quie t "lreel 1----------•I $550 /mo Includes all rourts. & jogging lrak. k1tC'hen Home lo ha\e lO '>ell1mn11,,-d Onl~ 2 Bdrm duplex, view. Childrenok.Avail now JI 2 ._ F 6 8650 16672Algonquin 'ew t ~ pl'1-" b av0 1·1. 'til 12 /15. A"t . r, -· am Rm am\•ntlies, 40-2081. 846·5111 or 846·5531 K " ex enor .,up ..... :-$142,•o .. .. ~1mo l t & I s t L 1'••) ""'5 'eller. All for $20.000 ..., Faye. 640-9900 ~ . s a +:.cc r'trcplar e. stovr. refnl(. • "' V<>t Tobin
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SALES ~to IM thru Jul)' 15th <ncaot1a 645·2062 da}s ; 838 407:'> , -- - -clubhouse -10 min walk ms. t550 mo. l yr lse. ~'7111Hlarbor,Stl'206-A Moved 1900 ble l . Betty K';.rr : eves. Furlea!>t'3 BH 2Ha.ll'llr College park home 4 toocn.Guarded gate.un 548-0U2
540-5917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S73-ll8l. New2st.' 2br. l':1bu. lr,.lc. l(Jritl(l' w openl.'r A lru btlr11mk. 2 ba. dtomrn pool. derground security park-H ---.... -.-... h 1769 i----------.. ____ -----,., ly lovel\ home I mile 10 we cpl dn lan.,caped. 1ng. Pool sauna ex AWwpott ... oc Houst·tobemoved toyour ..._wporthoch 3169 w 1d , d1shwal>her. M-lf heJch '°'!Kl Prof adult~ f!Jrdncr S730 lease. ernse rm.'nopet1J.'S450 ...................... .
:is ft Lrailcr for sale lot 3 br, l ba. sturro ex · ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Ing oven. bulcon) gu1 011t). l'all :\l unika at lii4·fl42·6724 Call Ad mo Call Realtor Bob Prestil(ious Versailles 1~1<.·atcd I blk from b'ch. lenor Approx. 25 yrs LIDO ISLE Mature adult~. nu pel ~ 'lfi2 5585111 !l63 1139 ,\n.<,wer rz:u:i "' 642-~300 lltndman 1714 1 645-3474 condo. 1 mini br. interior old Soundcond I will re S!i()O mo642 7i25 ::;.i ~r.,11('rdu) II no ans. Mr l'olfman decor & furn ished ''cm or hest orfer i204 ruo( s.ciOOll. plu.<, movmu Completely furnished 1 r• -1
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lll'I on• a I' :'II ti I:! l!-150 need. Ile modeled & de do. I"" rrns. dbl uar. , .. ,. l 1--.-0~m. 2 ba .. •·ar ul . . lncomt,. rt 2000 .. ~ ,., " 1 UbhM'I 'II Pl'l'> ~i!I.') OJUJ -U \lll'r 5,ti 17>W~lfi bk for rope Y c•orated 3Br.den 2 bath ~tde ,\d, 5650 Nann I) I ache·' o dr ll OC•I. Npt (rest2br, 2 ba. dbl •••••••••, • • • ••• • •••• • Ol<J "nr ,\~t •11;i1 !ll:Jll u .. --------.. -•(Jell • Sl650 Monthly Bill 631 ffi90 or!ll;:!t!Hfl7 lluhhuusc Sbllll lea ~c gar. pool. lenms. S750 8 UNITS Gnmd). Rltr, 675·6161 l>I~ fi121 C~ll Act Ans Y. t•r .\fl iPM 752-2209
Peninsula. Older beal:h
apt '2 blk lo water 2 Br
l ba. $125 •mo winter
$25.mo yrly. Util incl
fii;;.5110 Ac~ for Sol• 1200 1-'i\:\llLV 'ilZ('d 2 lidr111 Ill Hunti-on ..............•........ Westside Costa Mes a , 3 Bdrm. 2 hath Pcnm Pl S\'hls ~)II ~'?:._ 3242 =:11 1 .it li42-4:l00. 24 hr!> Bluffs. hayfronl E plan. 3 U~r3yrsHew 151 acres. /\1 -l Pulmdale goocl condition , income 1 •t ,.......~ perd.r\ br. 212 ba. ram . rm . ~.800yr Price s.145,000 iomc "o 111 mo or <:.tllfS.17 ;n:;1 •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• "'..-_ Odrm, 2 hath 111.,,11\t' I '\It rnvcslmt ldevelopml On pa~·menl Sl.'IO.OOO winter lea!.c S675 t'h 11 1 L-a~och 3248 SllOO mo.644·4144 --r.-Ll'.::.nhlsh
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----------:··••••••••••••••••••••• orever \ 1ew from C\'t'r\ "Ii' 2151 s11u 1 rno lnl'I ~:trrl~rtl'f adlL~ ""'·' ~750 mo. 1714 1 1..AGUNA BEACH Real Estate Investments room. On water w ith .,. x.~ 11 1:1 1h1\' l!M :n:i•d 19'•:~11, :S"l>t Hgt:.. -1br.2•, ba, 3 2ba. refrig, Crplc. adult:..
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11 1.ca:.t'tl l'Ommerc1al· _ -__ _ m .. culate S2500 tmo. separ~te. blclg l~ir 2. •·ar L~e l hdrm. :! h.1 la111 1 ll1·1•k:. IM.-S70il :-.;u µels
11ulustnal units located MUSTSELL! WaterfronlHomes lnc. g~r., ava~I ,U11· 2n? ro11m rhn moni 1'1101 t-l ""'t' a~:t 64-1 7211 ~a;.-us-Ch~;;-el. 2 Ur. 2 BAYFttOMT
11" onl' of Laguna's main 2 houses on 2 duplex tot:.. ~ealtor~--631· 1400 ~ .m.o S:WCun ~res!. SI .tit amer11t1e-. ~750 11111 • -Ba Bwlt ins. patio. uock, ~~~~~.1 ba w ts5li7p3.5335 hi,:h"a'~ Building re· C~I Best offer takes.Newport Riviera &H-liJ:I :!1J<l2:t!1.)11111•x1 ;:!:11111 4 ~,~ '"'".3 Br.,. _den, garage, was her dryer ---------
' \•ntl~ rt.' modeled. High It)'. f 0 /A l 2 I' r h da\~ E\I'!. i q 114111:11rn I , ll d • i s l} s '' J . hook up. "'"25 yearly Bal)oa ,__._ ... _ 3807 tlt•mand area. Partners 'inancrng. wn g Townhouse J Br, 3Ba. ' w i t '-tOVI.' 1111cr11"'"avt'. Sfl51l mo "° --
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Jttract1\e financing on a CostaMHaTri..a...x. wi.nter visitors 4mo Carpets & drJpt:i. S4511 ••••••••••••••••••••••• " Sh <.: \\'ail Dec. 1, 2bdrm, lba, • •' aJ pn re of SS75.000 ,....... ~-_P75 0935 t' \ , y 0 :-; \' 1 1-. \\' I EMERALD BA y · ewµort or.es ·anal 2 s un decks . ga r .
NEWPORT HEIGHTS "llh Sl66,750 down Owners unit has 3Br. min Im um S7 25 'mo -' I Front. I bdrm. Jba, newly $00rmo. vearly. all util
H.-utonomics 675.6700 2ba. frplc, patio. dbl gar, 548-7689 _ LITTLE DOLL 11ousr: :!11.~HTl.~:,H<1>l ·~. HI U(; t-, I 1 ~ 'r'~'.:::~~E' frorf1t 1 row I Llec:oruted. pool, tennis. 2 pd. 645 8383. '
C HARMER ~undeck. $195.000 Owner ~Unfurnished -1 Br wllh gar· g. &'·'~~rm. -·la.,, lar ,1!.ar '1 .,w · '1e"" nint-block~loocean 962'~
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llllUlt odd .t ;11.l'lt'I NEWPORTIEACH loda~onlh1s newhsting. General 3202 pets.613·6372 , . l(iJ-OtiJ0 5.'il 119-I rm l!l--I..., Beaut lbdrm, 3ba. no maculate Mus t St't' 1~11111.11 .111 111 11\ 1<111111 :1 l'nmc l' 1loL57xl20 w-ith Won't last. Adf. 731-1469 'L-..-H.111 3250 maintenance. prof det:or beach d11lx, tlose to e• ••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • \\'II 0 I) B tt I D (; I· u 11 --...,-·-s · bl l11qil.1" I .11f1,,1111d older t wo b(•droom Sh 2 B.r. Crplc. 1:11cl µat111 •radrd J Rdrm •2 1 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ~UJOO mo l ock from trans .~ s h oppln~
llw11 "' ,, l'l•"I humt• Consµieuously SUPERr~-P~EX g:;J 83r~~. +~en+~~~· ~ moindu~e".ul!~ 1-111 ~rplc ;rtt rlbl 1.tc1r. 1:~1 l'1tndo. Jbdrm 2 ba . be~~h 548~769 _ 675-8720or98:>·5822
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J,,.,.,, .11111 111111 h 11111° h llhd 5250,CJOO Agent, 1.ellent Anaheim loca · ---__ . _ __ 1640-9000 Ask lnr hl\P • r. , • • ~h ~75 mo 5l:U til)g Santo Ana 3280 . ar
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,11111.d MexttoMajorBank 714 957·4025 Eves YEARLYRENTALS <111 ri•1!>s1blt· 'tr •• , \\',ill'rtnmtlf•irri .. .., l l'r ••f1.·s~1ona ll~ liack~ard Near Edinger s.18·~186bet 9-4. ~Ii~~'~ ~~I ' · ... L"lO Sq Ft Commercial 52!1·3604 Little Is land . Large 1 $111)() mu !164·34h•· 1o:ll 111,.1 I 11•1·01r a led 1111 ).! r a tJ ,.d & \I a 1 n S 15 o mo Costa M•sa 3824 ~ • llldg I lllk to Pac1ffr .. SSUME VA Rd r \lndt•I llm" Jhr 2' ,ba. ••T. 7'•18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • "" rm apl . un urn ~ll::S.\\'EHDL'. l flu· a n s,·11 s:t50.00ll G s I -"" .. r11nlt•n1d1 I nn.111 l1t'.1UI ll!l' ktlt•hcn ~ rna~ter • ' ... EWLY DECOR .. ; • >· I Lt.•J.;)l' S!.110 \lonth $7.900 DOWN .art m can ""7\1\J -!Hr. Jib Fam Hm "t•I 'Jb l I hclrm 11111<' ., nat10~ COZ'\ 2 bdrm. l'JILS, bit .... .
W --• ... T I C OeautiCul2slory 3 Bdrm I 1 d "c"· · lrm. no Jlt•b.I · ~... • . h , df 1 B g pd I cnt•y ""· ay or o. San Clemente duplex. home. unfum, dbl gar. i u r . µ r o et· o r & ~JS X!'>I 11263111 !Ji;, II 177 l'Ornmt~ pool 'Pa. dean iru.. l(ar. ui:e) or pet:. r. as . ene gar.
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2PM til DUSK •---------~---------i Spac1ou:. rooms. Sl 100 m· 714 mo-iso.i. 6_14 7367 x.11_8365 HUD &SECTION s
25\11 H,1,, ho1 ,., ll r '1 Choic• Corner Lot 180 UNITS cl util. ----11~esr~t1 ~''t~~ :~;c:~:i Having problems? We
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2 Br. I la Apt
Newly decor Gas 11d .
encl gar, pool, d /washer
Adults. 642-5073 in).! rm l'n "' "" rom ac sea e """ sq me as 1 e oca ion Gard,,ner '.lio pel!>. Mo l\.J) SJ!J.5 IMM1 s ..... llt•lenc
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fl bldg or plans for 111.000 90 one bdrm_ 1 bath apts. Several Available Now sec dep req. S.SOI) m o 134 lo ~-0 ~5 A_gt ;; 11.5032 HOM E FOR RENT 847-2151
Alhsoo :-.q ft bldg. Agent.I and90twobdrm.2bath 2 ·3&4Bdrms . E.Wilson Callafter6f)m 3 Bdrm S550. Fenced Watert rnnl l l11m1·~.lnl' •'31·7300 j apts. Large pool and Winterleasesfrom S795 i31·8.~1 :1tidrm.l1Jua.encJunrt.nr \ardandgarage Fam1l\'Jbr.1aiba,fiv.dbl gar.
H!!altor!> 1i:J1 1 HHI dubhouse <APPROVED Yrly leases from $800 1-~11 & tenms Children please Kid:. & pet·s first und last plus dep
llrTow ......
Newly decor. gas pd .
e n c l gar., pool .
d w as h er. Adults
642-5073
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1.11 ).!t· lot , 11111111 11 .. 111,, 111 .1rr·a of rcrenl groY.th I I 11, 11.11 h111 .11 1•.1 'ultlt''' wash/di'). ran furn. Dec i.:ar. bllns. acJlt~. no 111•h
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C fl 1 Hewpo rl Cent er ' ~I "w •1 r I · b k r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ V1~c~o~~~ & 'Pa I-nct un11 w11h frpt.
640·53S'/ II 13-14111 Darling remodeled beach Y.at•·rY.J" tennic;; l1tml 11----------•I rottage. 2 Br & den with 2 bdrm. fenced ) ard, al 1•1t· l'<1ll wkdys 541 1 1~11
I 85 PRIZED renred yard & parking. 1 HARBOR VIEW child O K 5650 mo tuched g:.i r d11ld pe1 Wkndi.l!Jt b'91 I
,,.., 80 OK. S190mo. ~'.! ttll57 I lldrn I 111! 1111 11111 th UNITS ___ ___ 015-18
rm '"' 0" 11 .. ,," 111 LAGUNA IE.ACH Corona def Mar 3222 DmtaptoW
:l lldrm 2 Ba f11rlll1•r11d.
:-.;, . .,., paint ~11 pd .. s1;,11
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1;11 1324 .;uperh 1·11ntl1 111111 $3 250 000
llil.1 1'111 t l~a r 111to11P1 ' 1 D o wn pa y men Oi1t.'n !-..it !'-t11t I ' '1.IX.XJ.OIJI) Al>k for 8111
C(l I Newport Center DAVIS & CL.ARK
640-5357 851-1666
4 un, a ll 2Br /1Ba . •••••••••••••••••••••••
S380.000, $114 ,000 do So.olHway.2br. I ba. lg
OWC. Xlnt. S. Lag. toe. lvg rm. rrptc . lg kit. no
Walk to Village Faire. petl;, . lg patio, 2-<·ar gar
beach, etc. Debra-agt. 9>50rmo. 644·7710.
1226 •••••••••••••••••••••••
DUPLEX. Xtra lge :ien
2Ba lower unit Plu!>h 11 HTLEROI i.;
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lndry, encl ) rd . rt•
del'orat ed oteu n s11le
642 9918
t·pts & drps Fenced Lr1P :,t\ -' Rdrm J Ba .. I
yard. some ocn vu, clost' 1·ur 1o:arage. ,Int loc utw11
to bch & shop:, SS95 Ph 9l.511 >13-1 IKCIO
-t95 1490. 49!1 2237 I VERSAILLES •;i 'PER IN\' EST:\t ENT
l'llOWE IU-,!->\1.1·.., 1'11 11 '1,f-. :-JET . Ill YR
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Sl'\('rill lu\1•1~ 111111lo I modpfr1l l'JM Sl .977 inc
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1.11 11•1:1 7i.o ''11.17 hous.s for safe I 700
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.:-;ewer Units , t•e ntral
Co:-.la Mesa. seperal e
mete r s enclosed
gar ali(es. som e with
patios. Can close th is
ye.or . $900,000 Oav1d
Bourke Realtor 546 9950
A"'9E VALLEY
Near new 4·Plex. 2 bdrm,
2 bath each un it with
rireplace. encl<>5ed patm.
garage. $165,1100 . Bill
Grundy, Rltr.675·6161 ----
TwoforO..
Two unlta that :.how
pride of ownership. Both
have private putlos .
G r eat 111 r e ntals
llSl,500. For complete
detalll, call toda y
TARBELL. REALTORS.
540-1720
" \I 1woodbndi:c• runllo. :!hi ·~··ar armu :l Hr. ~.h!'1 2h.1. u1•11 . u ,. frpl(•
hous e. allJC'h<'tJ i:a r 1,..110. ""'>l. ~;511 ;,51 11111 Yard 5625 493 34i ll ,,.... UNl(lt;l-.llOMJ.~ . . 1W1lhndi:1· ro1111 ~t •' Ill'"'
S of hw\, pleasunt 1 llr llcauuful 3bdrm. 21ta . 1:>110 .!hr, ~hu, I till' rm tlhl J!UI'.
2baorrnn l>t'madeinto'' ~q rt . 1l 11l 1>c\ 11n1t . 111 1.ik•· li.t·. tl')O rno
Br 1f desired SAUNA. ~mu Ot•t>1111. \ ll'Y. ;.ex 111;11 1 llit·k :-Oh•\,.
lrplc. palw, wo:.h tdn Cull Doe 581 12 10 111 7~.!IOO!°H'H''
use Sli9:> mu 5:1fl 145:1 731-1873
Aiil 8Toro 32 32
Jbdrm house. l car war, •••••••••••••••••••••••
newly dt-l:Or Adult:-. only 2bdrm, 2ba, air. "'utt•r
No pets. $150/mo t $450 11uid, 1uarded gulf•
dcp. 641J.IJ73tl. 9 Sµm . 1194·0072
Wkda\S '-t•Valey 3234
3 Br house for r~n t, 702 • •••••• '• • • • • •• • • • • • • • •
~fargUtmle. S71l5 m•1 HOMES Fon R ENT
b42 5312 4 Bdrm Condo &
:-i Bdrm House SS75-S695
O araw e F11m11iell
please, kids & J>«'tll
welcome Cull 964·256°6 or
973-2971. A((t . no ree
ON THE Uf!:A('ll
I Br duplu w tfr111<-.
SlM/mo. 640 11uo11 Ask
for Faye
L~e I" lnl"e I
~' t•rul homt'~ furn1:.lwtl ~ 11nrurn1:.h\•<I . pr1e1•tl
rrom $600 m n to
s125Qin10 Ne" listm.:l>
l'Omintt cl.ul> <'ull for up
111t.lute111formut 11111.
SS 1·8700
~Macnab -Irvine
BARRETT
RE.ALTY REGISTER
642-5200
1 lom•·s from $63,SOO
P.irk Orleans orrers an
,Jffnrdablt.' answer Lo tht.'
111,.:h co:.l of renting · and
l ht.' 1nrtat1on-f1 ghtinl(
benefits of owning your
own home at prlres from
IU.'>l S63,500! The "city"
11 ... allon in Oranl(e Is
~real rlose lo major
freewa ys , f''ashlon ~quiarc . the Mall of
Oran51l', Town and <;oun·
try & bu.~mess complex·
l'S The modern, adult rondo m In I um• are • , 3hr, 2ba, adults, '726 rmo New lux 3Br 29" Condo, 2 EXECUTIVJ.: HOM F.
------2Br •den 2B ,1 condo •••••••••••••••••••••••
Cornm pool s11a-Alt:.o 3-4 Br. 2Ba, new cpts & Spacious Family 3 bdrm
\ '""~ ~5511 incl util paint. garage. $695 m o 2 ba. $395, 2 bdrm $3411
197 3031 846-l358,8"6·5792 Playground & pool
Newport ~och 3269 ~ ~ntish.d or 5-18-9556from l2-7P:\I.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Unfw'llished 3300 3 Br. 2 Ba. Near OCC. $450
1 br. BLU F FS. patio.••••••••••••••••••••••• rno.Upperapl.
!rp lr aiall 11nmed. •:\ew4 Br.3 Ba.2Story 641-8657
9i.5C> m1• lt'aSl' 110 pell> F'l"plc :"ear Chapman & 1.w. 7h-17 Hw) 55 Orange S795. No
pets ~9·3232. 641 1460
:\<'WJ)l>rt Shores 2 hr 2 ba. C :.+v :-. -den. llCY. I~ µJtnted & °""""""'!'IWftS APARTMENTS
Beautifol garden ap1 s
Pool & spa. Adults. nn
pets.
rq>td Nr cluhhst• 5675 Uftfurn1shed 3425
010 631 ~1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
C OINER CHARMER
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n;;i. 7300
:!Or. :!.811 llumc. pool. 11.•11
n" dose tl• bt·h s.;95 mo
tii;l.ft!IO
Lu.>cunous condo: 2 Br.
21, bt1. 2 car gar. auto
door opnr. frplc, pool.
jac :lr.5 Ph 64:i·8!l86 or Bach m o
161 E. 18th. 642·0856
1'-11·1~5 --------------THE VICTORIAN . 2 Br
:\ew 2br + den 212ba al w gar Adlts. cpts. d.rps.
bth Sec Entry. Lennis hltns. fncd yd. water pd
'Pa. µuol & sailin g. fi.16.4120
\<lull ~ onl~ S975 mo 667 Victoria St. $370.
J\a1l late :-.;ov 962·9757
afler6P\l Luxunous condo: 2 Br.
T wnhou 212 ba, 2 rar gar. auto
NEWN>RT HllGHTS o,L.. ... _1•• ..... d 3525 door oµnr. frplc. pool.
:lhdrm. :!Im lri: 1 rd ~1th .... "'"' 1..... J&c. Ph . 645·8986 or
pool. 1 cm"'l<•l,•11 Y.1th ull •"•••••••••••••••••••• 641-1545
llt'W kllrhcn SIOllO mo Turtle Rock Highland ----------
IA•n:;t• Incl ~ardl•ner & Condo 2br. 2ba, den, 2 Clean &neat 2 Bdrm, oice
lkH>I mnmli'1111nrl' '\Jo car gar. rant. view. pool. area. ulll rm. Older cou·
jJt'lS t>-12 2·012 or 957-1166 J8C, t ennis. S750 'mo . pie pref. Lots or nice
1t'f 1\\1111 nppr1\\( 752·21615 neighbors. $395 /m o.
111:\ll(l ~nsUnfunt 3600 ~at er fro nt Hom es
N E W P 0 1l T l' R E S T • •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • _63_1-_14_00_. ------
3bdrm. 2' 2ba. l'ondo, dbl Easts1de C.M. 2Br, I Ba. 3 Bdrm. 2•~ ba condo. 01~
t•ler Kar. Id~. wrl bar . garai;e. encl. .' ard , no hwshr. frplc, 2 car gar ~mall Ol'Cnn vw pool, pets.$$50 645·2994 Pvt sl A v ail n ow
ll'Mis. etc. S77:>. 559-8053 ~xes '-"' 3 650 S625 mo lsttlast, seruri
tves. 23 Laod'811 Court. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t~. Avail now. 673·2282. 9
Open_Hou.se SaySun. Clean, 2br 12 blk from t_o_S.:..p_m_. ______ _
Harbor View Ca rm el, bch, covered deck· ln· Stunnlna. large l Br
3bdrm, ram rm, nice yrd , fant OK. Vrly. ss7s 1mo. Garden Apt. Pool, Rec
quiet, S850. lse, 644·5965, tst, S300sec. 548·50914719 area. l3SS 710 W. 18th. 644·7&97. RJverSt. NB (Upstairs I St.
uvailabl1•withonoortwo Loh for Stile 2200 frpk.cpt/drps car gar w1opnr, 1600 sq Turtle Rock Rldgl' 3 hr.
tx.'droomt, p1llo or deck. •00••0 ••0 •ou•uu 7W 8968 rt. frplc, m icrowave. air. 21~ ha. :i rur gar. avail. IAYFttONT CONDO Af lalllh ,_ntflhed 1 mile to beach. 2br
deJuxe bulh-ln ltltchen, •SACllPtCI• ---sin ale 11t y . S750 mo 1 rn med 9 7 9 2 :> 6 0. 2+den. excellent loca-••••••••••••••••••••••• garden apt. dlshw1sh. 107' •••••••••••••••••••••••
Driftweed llllffs
EXCLUSIV fo:
SAN C LEMENTF:
CONDO
M-t&gnirlcenf 180 d''8 while water view walk
to sand ... brand new 3
BR ... g11te guarded w /In
tereom ... µvt µool a nd
Jacuul Ofrcrl'd ttl
$'12$.000
AM & M 714·637-6350
714 492·7623
T_. 1090 •••••••••••••••••••••••
rarpetlna. drape1, mlr· 2· br house, frplc. 2·car &l5-~or:i52·4477 ~H'610,851 ·3965. tton. $1700 pr mo. Boat ....._1111-.d 3706 BBQ. S425. 645·0645.
rored wudrobe11 In Oranae CO~ly . Dana aaraae. ml mo. Days Hi .... " h h 3240 s lip available Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-2313
m1&.,ttr tuli. and muc h Point. Ocean view lot. 64().9l5C>, Eves640-1589. '""°" ac OrangeTree 2 br hme. 7fl0.9333 South Bayfroot rear loft ----------
more The quiet fark Only ISS.OOO for lot with ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS50 tmo pool, t ennis bedroom Adult No pet..s AVAIL. now. 2 BR, p vt
8 urro undlna• ln e ude approved pl•ns Owner ShorecUrt1 2 bdrm, den. SblJutoocean. Elegant2 581 3165 , 768 666J4bdrm Spanish Villa, Avau.12:1,,.75incl utJla: deck overlookln a ~olf
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1rlv11tc recreation, 714,...1814 · · Submit on children &c bdrm, tam rm & den, Ownet/J\l(ent. country kitchen. wood 675-84 coune,newcpt.s•painl.
awn.'i, nuwcrt, a central -pets. 11200 mo. Agt. (172$ mo>. Pluah cr pts. pegged floors, leaded · M25 mo. Call 5441-SllO, plata. and 111 the charm 673-~ 21a ba, cedar Ir 11lu1. Ora.ngetree condo, 2 br. 1 glass window . french .... , ........ 1707 askforBUlorPam
ol thc Old New Orleans Ollof Sftlh Dbl car pvt 1ar fully l>a. r efrig, tennis rt s. doors. Linda 631·6990 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------
French Quart.er. Sc:t thla rrope~ 2600 2 or 38r hte, furniture malnt. yd. Adul'ts, nn pool, jac. etc, w/deck, 645-73al ast. 2 Br l Ha, bay view. Lower 2 Br. l Ba. la 4·
quaUty A Ir C Properties ••••••••••••••••••••••• av ail, 1750 mo. 505 pets. Inquire at 527 18th 12tl.149S. 675·9229 _ -decks. 1585 wntr, 1695 yr· Pio. 271 E. 16th. Pl. S3SO
condominium convcr1lon 40 A ~en.le Onion Coa1t. Carnation. 873-0727 St. 714 960-6331 or -- -....._ HARIOl llDGE ly. Ask for Connie A. mo.C.11944.0UZ.
l'OOlmun1ty Loda)'! Eledrtdty, fenced •. out· Coif MeM 3224 ~1. Available now, 2 !lr , ,, Ba M11gnificcnt new 3 br, 675-tSTO
Park Orlcina ttmdlna view. acceasl· • trg townhomc in Wood· view. condo. Sec. Sl.500. ---------1Roomy 3 Br. Townhouse
000 Su. Olaa~ell, l blk ble.owner492-z.&9t ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR Rl!:NT brtdge. Nr park. schools. fi4()..9345. BEACHFRONT INN. Low Apt. In quiet Adult
north of the Garden 2 BR DUPLl!:X. Eul•ide. 3 Bdrms SS25-l650. shopping 552·4368. ------1 Winter n1tes. S90 up wk. Complex. Newly re-
Gr ove 1o·re e w1 y In 180ACRESPRIME 2ba.dlthwasher,patlo. Fenc ed ya rds a nd ---.----Alt ra cll e 4 Br . 675-11740. decorated, fireplace.
Oranae.Forlnform1tion RESIDENTIAL aar.l480.67S-OSQ. garaau. Familie s $695. Beuuu fu l 4 Br. Townhouse. 2 garages, enclad patio fs 1are1e •
u 11:1714)""'"6875. PROPERTY nleage Ki ds •-""t• (Greentree>.6 mos . .,,.,_ OK, no pets. ST~" I Br. Carpets. drapes c:.-. no,.... .... ..... -~-....---1.Eiu lanl• and Old 1J.lxurlouacondo,20r.2~1 ;.tlcom~.Call964~2566'o; leue. No pets. Clo!le to M:'67s.9005. ""' StoYe&crefrigt' Utllspd. ~·J ........ --mo
CHARMIMG. FANT~'iTlC !Bdrm lBa 8peniah Tra~. Excellent !t. 2car1ar. aulo drop· f73.21t71 Al\ .• oofee. school.833-3307. utensils for 4. S375. _64.5-33l __ 1_or_f7_S-SN __ 9 __ .&.A~~.:.'=~UL =.~~~~!~· r~o; developmen.kr__~~~; Th:~~·~~~i:S~s, POOLarSPA: 4 Br. 2 Ba. TUm.ltlOCKGLIM ~~.~~~.1650. Days : 67's:om 2 Br • .!~.·.:00.,!~ M25
family r .. om . 3 Cll r Ma.4·2999 • •. aae • atfft~ ~ -~N.~from Cen s~ a&eo 3 cu 1auge, 642·2239. 2 w. l ~. wintef"ftnt -se.3#4 --=::-:$==1.::.J
1ara1e. bt>autkrut µool Di*•;r.., Old5.,udahTrallsucUO 3 Br 21,· ~:-~o,.ndo . tr vm ... l>fl'ITable (40lJ)988·a:Mext214. 1art1@. avaH. Nov. 18. s;.:!.:~~· ~r~.':c.c¥8~. u.:' 1100 acr.fl'olltoa-W:.calanle. 1875/mo. H8·445t or ..._bomood. f150 mo. W .... YlleteGnt THllLUHS ::0• adults only, ':c'::r~ ';1~ ... li:':
ftred 01 $197,5()0. ·Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• AdJolni Sa.uaro Na· 952,0491 ask forOhtny 84'7·ll22, StlMlMS -2 8d tonlto, $SS01mo s 1 6 1 s v d "-W.I
S.IL6l Sur*Tndlex 3~yrtold, lloaal Fores&. Good WOK 3 bdrm 2 ba,pr._ vaU.now.<.;allRottror ~:~~ ba~~;·~it ~ .. M• 1722 ~!.·.a. d:-o.wnu. b•lP tln••c• T"-9. c.a.et Rudy NEW J , BR,-3 Ba condo, dtn f/p yd ror kids ~ •'red ~·ttOO with p'vt pallo on "Tht ... ••••••••'••••••••••• ..;,;;;;,;;.;.;;.:~~s;;;::.;;;:;;..-:;=.
owner 's unit 3br. 2ba, 1101 I •• 0.Jphl Real· fpk. patio, dbl 1.r. Nr J*imoo'.147-21'1' •••. 111.ltl~. Grunbe lt " In o u ' Btaut. falmlthed twn.-e. U>'OU'ni ...... rorat.et·
'frpk.cltt1eheddupa.•ln ty, (111>•·2Stl, 1839 etioJ-. 95 m o. No pets. ~,1_..~ :,-~ on ara.Avall.now ....,oroee-.llDDIJct, l4rjab.ar.:•·••8ftt to
rdr2br,2ba.-O.OOOdwn c,mtao Principal. Alt. 780·1 11 or .-OAHOMI 1 ...: .i .A ltOlllt. pooJ,
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mall liuai C"l\IC Pt:NTRY Patios, sidewalks, brick
Reas r•tes. law_n service,
landscaping, sprinkler
anstallalioo & repa1 r Ask
for Marvin 919-5814
·c.'n\ Ta~ H) Ja> 642 88-09 work f'rel' est 556-0757 Pllu1n1n1 .
Al\d •143 Ht.MOU!-:l, Rt-.;P \111 ChildCon
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take on ae<'ount$ 1n m \
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L 1 c Mr f• a 10 m b 0 ho1nl'. former presl·hool tenance Free est Arnie
4n,)lam1t 1162•11314 teuc.-ht!r 631 !1228 ~-8414
FATHER & so' Cantrodor Expert Clean-·s ~ !;IHJJentry, new & rt!· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trees topped/removed
• ••••••••••••••••••••••• model rtans 847 71168 Room add.· remodel. Lawnrenovate'd. 751-3476 ()n\'ewars Pa rklne lot custom houses l.1c con ~airs . Sealcoataog General~arpenlr>. lra<tor.548-0786 .J\P.\NESEGARDl-;NER
Ai.pfiall 64tl'1871 Doors. Skyli ghts, .. ~_1 C .._·-f ('leanu1>. garden care.
Lic'd. __ kt>mcJdel s, Floors. ,......."9 ons...-~ ion tnm.2135327295.
......._YA&... Jkcks, Patios. 645 3720 ~n cootr. foundations tu -----, ..... _, ------f1msh Lie& Ins. ~00 68\1 Landscupani:. Tree Tnm· ••••••••••••••••••••••• r-t S I Cl F
• U CENSED DAYCAR E ::';".':': ••• ~!.~~••••••••Electrical ::0t,ilese~;~~3 ree My borne COM ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ' . . . \~h) Pay i.tore prll·cs . . ,.__ S · -~ull /~~tame67:J·2?45 Huy th.rough Caq><'l w ELl-:CTRIClAN Priced ~a1 er•1ces
Babys itting, m y home.
lo\'ing care, Springdale
" & f.(!inger, H.B. 846·4768
l I I I I I nght-rree estimate on ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll a e r ll e 1. , II b· . , . WllOLl::SALE l{'oi.t 1 ar.:eorsma . JO s 1-.xpenenced ad mar ket·
Will bnng samples Free Lac 11.:137254 07:1 U35!1 ing exel·ut1ve " ' media
Hauling & Dump J obs.
Ask for Randy
549·4368
Hl1ul move-elean·up. <.:on·
{'rete removal Dump
truck . qui c k s erv .
6-12 7638
Reas r ates. lawn service.
landscaping. sprinkler
installation" repair. Ask
foc Marvin 979-5814
H<iuhng, moving. dean
up , ya rdwork &
l~~~cap~~g. 631 4~
2 yg, responsible men MmOftrY
have 3~T 4WDtruck, yd/-••••••••••••••••••••••• tr~ mam. equip. <.:an do Valley Masonry Custom
Wlythlng! 68-8650 fireplaces, .Brick. block.
-------stone. Quality work.
HAliUNG JCLEA~I NG Lie 11390882 963·2925
Tree trim & Painting Brickwork Small Johs
or?'! Ra~·427G Newport, Costa Mesa &
t-l uJing service, 11, ton Irvine 675-3175 eves
truck We buy drs & wan. Mo•inq
dows Ca ll Le s t er ••••••••••••••••••••••• 547.0421 :\1ovang' The Starving
Housec:IHllllMJ College Students have
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Want a REALLY CLEA:" =T124 136 Ins. 641·8427
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Prof. work Frett est ntE MAJL ROOM. 24 hr
Rsnbl. Steve. 547 ·4281 2600 ECsl Hwy <tdM·NO
&10-0340 or 64'1 '1481 ~ne ext mt painting b~ -
Richard Sinor. St he. Remoct.I & Repair
ins. Try me 836·5555. 24 •••••• ••• ••••• •• • • •• •• •
hrs Gourmet Kitchens, Exotic
AGAP E FORCE
Painting Company
3 Generations Of
Painting Excellence
535·6701
UAVE"S PAINTING
Servin!( Area 9) rs
;\lost r easonable. 111 -
i.ured, he'd. 586·8425
Baths, SpanOUll Atld 1
11~. Cabinets. Int i-.xt
Painlln2 556· 7065 Ca II
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ter inter. comm'!.
apts. no spray. reas
893.3934
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Mature, dependable Abo carpel laved & re· ::C.vt~~a1,{~as e~~~esa\~; 11ranl ads. marketing
HOUSE? Call. Ging.~um P;.nti~jPa,,;nnq __ _
Girl.:. Fr~ e:.l. 64~~23 _ ••• t . •••• •• ••• •• •• •••••
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work. 636 9'153 Jack
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refs. S201wk up 557-2233
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pair. walerproofinJ!
santlhlui.Ling. C'U~lom
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1s here to do housework,
hllt> :.1l. dog i.1t. per!>onal
l"are, honest & reliable.
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CUS'l'OM CABINET & Hefs. 531·0101
Home Repair , ml /ext
Char Renov11ting
645-3749
Carpentry . Inter e:>.ter
remodelin g, l'!>lm
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Steam Clean & l 'phols
Work guar Truck -'l11un1
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cabinets. doors 1nstallctl, :x:ll with E.\S I·:.·
•VERY LOW PRICES* I lrl11 for ti1re. nu Job
On land scupe main "lll:Jll C'hrb
tmance. free estimate~ I ·194·715·1.
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Spectacula r results .
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Tree Trimming & garagp:-, yard:,. 1unk
llemo\al. :\laJor l'le<.1n lra:-h. dirt. s hrub:.. trees
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llannah. 545-9201.
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reb 962-·HOl
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·.Costa ~sa 3824 Costa Me111 3824 Hwttinc)ton Beach 3840 Newport Beach 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :\to ... ang·• A'oid deposits & "THE" S~I fifr . Airµort llu-.i11e'~ ll• 'P•111,11 1. '" ·' • 1 11\ • •••••••••••••••••••••••1••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • cut h v 1!1g expen~es' EXECUTIVE SUITE Cn1 r . Ir\ ph1•1tl' Jll'"•·r 11•• t ll-'• ,,,,.. ,.; SeaWlnd VIiiage P f II · S n ee rr· 1ng I \ p1n1? l"ll llll'~ I \t 111 '-•' ·I
" 971 lurn l'Ollf rm av.iii ·I~' 1 Easts1de 3 Hclrm, 2 ha. No lil Llr. l', Ba Townhouse. II Ii. L.ux. ne\\ conclos 1. & Lar«e 3 br. 2 ba. patio. ro e ss ion a ) 1 fo'ull service o acei. m
pets Incl. gas s.575. lst <iarage. pat1u. older 2bdrm. S500-S6SO. Adult!>. frpk. dshwhr. nt.'wly de :-.lew 1&2 bdrm luxury I · Newport Center $,!l~I mo 1:;111 12 +deµ 851-9647 mature. quiet Ir lelll' le. no pets. pool. Jae. tenna!'-. c·o r $650 m ,, Ag t . adult apls in 14 plans HOUSEMA TES 640-!).170 11 •11111:1 ".1111
--:'\och1ldren. nopt.'lll SJ50 et.{'.846-1826 bl3-ruti0 from SUS. 2 bdrm from 832-4134 1Rl"\.le<·or:ite<l 11lt1<l! :-pa1•1• 1 •'""' '" I 2Br.2 Ba condo,lenn1~ mo.!).t8.!).ti9 SSOS +pools, tennis. ---:JOO s q fl. prime llB Carnpl1.~Ur :!l•IO-.q "1"111..,.~1.1
crts. pool . S625 mo --, , -~-3 hr. il IJa. dbl gar. S.l8[1. Qtu~t 2 Br. :\pt. Garaite.1 waterfall~. ponds!. Gai. ~~OK~N~~~Sl~'t6;~ ground rloor location l Wrll Ul\'i<le !ief, Pl'i' ~'I It Misc;eltaoeouc. 974-31"8, worl-59!HJ975 1961 fol LLERTON 1 l~l last + dep patio. Vl>•>I .\dull~ no1 for cooking & healing A • near be.aches. all util f'ull ~c·nH·e ( 111111 ... .,\ 111 R t 1 ,.,_50 . . I Br. with \ard. Quiet & ' 646.455!1 pets. 1801 II 15th St. paid. From San Diego MATES' taices. etc mcl. $200 mo I 1 .•• c .,.14;o I en o s -.o
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ed 2 & 3 br apts, J D 1 AduJts. no peL<>. 673·63i2 THE WHIFFLE TREE 642-7340 Bec1ch to Mc Fadden then ' h1 r•.,I • 11 •I 1 """"'I It
'.Property Management, ---Lu>-urvAdultunats at af West on McFadden to Fem to shr 3 Br condo.900 sq rt . prime H B II \I ,11 1111 , , ,1,,
751-2787 Sharp E. s ide unit. 1 m fordable living l ,2 & 3 All Atlult. no pets il Br 2 Se aw 1 n d V ii lag c . :\B. non·smkr. rec fac1I. · ground floor local ion, ;, 111 ·•~ ·11 nl " \1 111" ·2b -l r 1 -l med avail . lge 2 br. l Br Well decorated Ba f'roms.125 1'1101.,,pa. ci l4 >!193·519ll ~ ~-7267 near bea,·hes all ut1l. 1•~1 w;.~··
r. sep unda . r_p (. "2a1· 1306. ba. 5'195 mo + $250 l>e{' Olympic size 1>001. h~ht refnge. d washer meld. R..:_. 4000 SHR extra lg 6 br 3 ba truces. etr ind SS75 mo Bu•a'nes•/ln'fest I carpet. rapes. i Ant 957-0701 ,\ , NB G If C ......... . • 840-1964 .. .. Elden O, 5465. S..18 6019. ''6'· td tennis court. J acuui. ~c;:~s' · 0 ourse. •• ••••••••• • •••••••••• •' home. :-Jr . OCC Male or nnancf'
• &Ui-6789. Bachelor Newly decor 1>ark like landseapmg · -On Newport Beach. Beach I Female. Beau 6i3 4697 A TTEMTIOM! 1 ...... •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • -----From S360 84h·0619 1
Vll••M"'DERA greatE-S1deloc Nnpels. BEACUNHAY.2br.2ba llotel r oom · sma ll Roo---~ edl· Dod«,Lawy•r. Business
WI' "" Srl.5 5-18·0908 a pt u f BA y FRONT kitchen. 2J06 W. Ocean mm,ne ~anl · c ean. • . 1 Opportunity 500 5 2 Br, 2 Ba, gas stov(' & -----Spal'1ous I & 2 Bdrm /\pts ho l 1 t 1 front S260 & up + 5260 qwet. nonsmoker 1' blk M.r-chant Ch1•f. I •••••••••• •••••••••••••
dshwhr rr1cl. En cl Large newer l Br "1th Trunqwl sellang amoni.:. 1 57801 1 sec&deposil.673-4154. from beach ewporl· eganl g .• an earto CENfH/\l.I \lllllll'\I \ me. ennas ava1 . u 1 s · N El bid h r I
garages Couple pref garage.Adults.nu1Jl!ls ~treams & pane trees . anc. mo . yry . Beach. $275 : Steve , H unti ngton B c h . CO \S 1 1 1 TY
Children OK. No pets ~-5'18·5766 Adults only. no peti. 675-86_?9 ___ __Laguna Beach Motor Inn. ~5386. w •spac1ous offices -Rest ,nira 1 ~ ll.ir _
Si&.50. Util pd. except elec --From S38S. 846-6591 • panous & Private lbr. 985 No. Pacific Coast --s kylights, wetbar. con· Real 1-.... 1.11" \lto;.rluteh
2324 Elden. 642·1213 2 Br. 2 Ba. Townhouse. apt in the Bluffs No Hwy, Laguna Beach. Female roommate wa nt-ference rm, 85< per sq ft. pnme pioiu'r\) 111 ~uperb
Frplc, balcony. S450 mo tbdrm, lba, garden apt rhildren or pets. SSSO Oa1ly, Wet>kly. Kitchen e d t 0 s h 8 r e n e"" Pl:r s1u'bld 2.000 1fq.fl . lot· at 11,11 r u l I' I r ,
Niceclean?Br .18a.fncd Call6J1·6990 Kathy or\"1· Private patio. no pets 8510494 available. Low winte r rurnis hed 28r condo m ca g . we ap· h 11,10 , •• ,,11 , 1111 yd, ga r age . 2029 \"Ian. S350Mike961t·6608. . ratcs494·5294 p I . poinledat75· per sqrt owner~'fJl1hi:111~-. l•111i. Wallac.e-8. 5400 mo 1st & ----- ---- -
00 · Jacuzzi. garage For details call I Br. nace. clean. clo'c to MARl .... ., .. S WALK Ne~ Versailles 2 Br 2 Ba. S!OO. 840-6845 Rl-:DCARPET t•-rrr> ~i•hrl 111 \1'"11111·11 l lasl +Sl50sec. 548 2778 "EA 5650. B\ Hoag Hosp Room With kitchen p~I\" (jualrlietl l•l"lll• nnb
shop & lransp Pref. Lrg 2 Br. 2·~ Ba. From Adults. !!68-2297 Near bus & shopping JO's businessman seeks 893·1351 Fm mnf11f••111lal ilt'1;11 b
Large 3 Br. 2 Ba. 4-Plex. fem a I e 5 0.,. S2 9 5 . S475. ---- -center. Adults only Eves <Juiet. non-smkr 2br. 2ba I l:ill ;11 1>1 /I'll I 1•\ es
patio. garage, new biS-4339 Lrg3Br.with yardSS75 tbdrm penthouse. 6-9.JOorwknds.962-7520 lux aptwbayv1ewS290 llkr
carpet. 1040 B \'alenc aa Near Hunt II arbour ver sa 1 11 es c 0 n do --:»6-6728 GDIMD OPENING ~.Nopets.545-7983. t-: SIDE 2 br. 1mmcd ~ 968.3791 eves 995.7222 Pool. clOSl' to OCC Non __ --I Mn ln•estmront
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2 Br. 11" Ba. Townhou~e mo. 631·6155 ---r-... ac · alt 6 view. wlk to bch. ten nis Unity Professional •••••••••••• • ... • •• •• • •
Adults, no pets S395 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••Versailles Lu~ury lBr. If $165 ~99 4692 Center ,,·y~ <-1•111 \' \' 11 IJ
6"6-9507 :'olfo:W deluxe 2 br. 2 ha. <.K:eanfront. 2bdrm. 2ba, , iew, pool spa, secure Room S168 mo. Pvt en go · ~ · -Op." Model .Jw n ,.1 di 1 1 ,1 .1• h
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Open beam ceilings, lol!> --1 br Versa1lle. nr lloag & Bch. 497·3687 one bdrm apt an ex . W~eftds by Appt. F'or store & nfface :.p<1ce ,11 ~;~ 1~1~>: ":: \ ',', ,', '1'. n p;:, of wood. Incl frige No EA.STSIDE sha~p 2 nR. Bachelor apt, beaut beach. secured. adults. h r b d •'1.1111 ~·1·' l "'' -,-;, "°'~ S38Stmo 673-R803 or new cpts & parnt Encl ocean view. pvt garden Hat.ls, Motets 4100 c ange or rm oar 600to4000sq rt rea.'>onable r<1tes ~ "'°w ut11srncl,SH5 731 ·4134 8-172239 500t 2700S Ft 548·7356 gar.nopets s.125mo 25l selling. \\Oman pref. --••••••••••••••••••••••• · ___ __ With'"sched tenant 1m o q ·
16th Pl<.He , Apt fl . ~499-53049·5. AAYFHONT VIEW DOYOULIKE Roommate w antecl to {lrovements utilit1l!s & :\IESi\VEROl':OB.
3 Bdrm, 2 ba. frplc, g ar. s.IB-5880. a:-k ftJr Pa111 Newport Tower !"Ondo. 2 MOTELS? share 3Br house In <: M 5 day Janitor pd Glass Pl.A7.1\ nrSo Cst Plaza No pet~ SpaciousApt.2 Br.pnme 1 cl k encl.exec ofhces.cpt"g. l525-:\1e!>a\'errleE.C ~I No Laguna ;\lodern ·& br. 2 ba. sec .. poo . oc s HkJy f"tfttab from $84 J acuzz1 S250 + util & drps W II 545 4123 S550.644·1103 DanaPoiftt 3826 a\"atl Overlooks Lido & 646 7445 2274 5-18·8410eves. ·custom sign fa . • allractave. incl garagr \"illage. Catali'na I.ease up. • • improve your des1~n or EASTSI DE. 1°e re ••••••••••••••••••••••• r ., \dulls. S53S l 623-3827 ~ mo Davs ?fifl. 1933_ Newport llvd. C .M. Rmmle 10 shr 3br hse. 1mmed oceupanc~ :'\B C~I. up tu 4700 s4 t modeled 2 BR 2 Ba. nr I & 2 Bdrm. Gara ge , · -0 -1 c M avail al 1mmc• !011rne1
shopping. S4SO per mo. D/washer. clean. Close 212bdrm, 112ba. frplr. eves~·!IO'J4._ _ VacatiCMtRentals 4250 SIG 'm o+ uta · Across from lith & Newport Bh d
642-6368 beach From $345 gar ocean/canyon \IC'W. Scenic upper 2 br. 2 ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• area 6'1S·99?0 ~ _ Westminster 67s.IBOO
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Blain.. 4991997_:_ -Eastbluff. n o pet VILLAS br2b11. Ftn Valley apt. 8291 8295Westminst<'r :-;ewpon.ModernStorec1r
963 7091 Ave Call leasa·na office :'\r "''~' urfi tt' :i·1H !bdrm apt S360. 2bdrm • --Hills 38 50 fH-1·0685. 631 ·2029 T.,,....MIS CLUI S2151m_o. _. " "' ............. ....... oHicc. 895·1177 s r ,Jf'rr) 21:1 -Iii iOll apt 5450. 586-0741. ••••••••••• • •• ••••••••• :-.:ear Palm Sprmgs. 1 2 & ~s Broker cooperation 768 4541 L 11 11 ~ear HoaR Hosp 2 Story 3 bed II I 3 50 O,\N1\ P< II NT · aguna 1 " <'"' 2 Br Jl i Ba lhnmg Rm room v1 as ava1 a-f« ent 4 F.xclus1"eAgent •
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1..Me 3Br.2Ba.frplc.rtcc ·do . loft , frplc . all Launn oo up UI and_unnually 7 11ghtedHuntington Beach J:ar fUtrs 646·5808 hath&k1tdw11!l15·ll20
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Deluxe 2hdrm. 21 ~ba con ~OK, S350 661-8307 <:/air, dshws hr. pool. ~~.!.ge S50 673 3600_ fully e qu1 pped With Approx 4.1100 •111 ft 1>11 YOU CAM ae
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OK. 9)75 mo Cull morns do. Washer/Dryer Pool ~1Jl283-'1979afl 5 _ ly lse. t Br.~ ba. frplr. PalmS11nngs SINGLE Easts1de $40 m o storage Reasonably STORE South l"na'>l
oreves5'18-356t. & tennis s500 mo . Hewportleach 3869 F'urn or unturn. Agt 631·615..'i. 162 ··o"' Tuli1 pnced CallT~m. Harbor Hwy -Laiwna Betll"h
2 Bdrm 2 Ba. Townhouse. 492·6700or661·3526 •••••••••••••••••••.•••• 700-ll!l9or675-6160 Condomrn1um Rentals l.11 ._c.~ :;.~~rofessaonal Oltlg. 500.._ ~q ft SSSo mo l~t,.
E side. 2 yrs old. S490 . .._lllwqan leach 3140 ptDlf NEWPORT Snug & Cozy lbr I blk to Luxury Condominiums. SSO mo Storage only, see ·---· -la.~t 4!+1 :l9'.l3
5574700 ext. 2312 da\s ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mft heh $395 mo + utrl Completely f'umashed, aft llAM at 325 E. 17th Offices for lease. \'1ew or i-----------t
640·2426eves twknds. Brand newt & 2 Bdrm . COUMTRYCLUI b"7J.R.JOOor673·9105 <.:nuntryClubSetting. Place.C.M.6'16·5137 ba) on Bayside Drive. COROHADELMAR
2 Bedroom in super loca Pierpointe Condos Pool. LIVING Lurge 1 Br 1 Ha Un furn Golf. Tennis Avail Office Rental-4400 N 8 Low rate. Approx. ,\\"ail Jan I. 1600 'iq II
ti C ted Ad It spa, tennis , garages . Singles 1&2 bedroom S325 ableatSpec1alRates ••••••••••••••••••••••• lSOOsq rt Xlnt for law. rel.iii s pare. fat'(''
on. arpe · 11 on (213) 596-7202 dys; (7141 apts &t~wnhouses forourChents only CPA or design farm . l'I F II ly, no pets. SJSO mo. 568 ai .. 4721 • • Call 838·8081 d Corporate a1.1 11 W. Wilson. Call S46.4477 a-eves. From $449 644· 1900 -------W~kly, Monthly an 760-~. \lsibihl). S24ll0
Spacious 2 Dr. Avail now. Oceanfront for Wlnt ~r Xtra la.rge beautiful 4 Br Weekend Rentals . New ocean view office. <(,j(J'Uina dR,/, /{a~
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considered. S4lO. mo. Lane. 1st. last + securi· · · Garage. No pets. S7?5 ~-Beach. S550 tmo. Call ~ WAMT SSS FAST? 642•7344. ty . (213)598-5326 . NEWcpts/drps.3Bbr.h2Ba. mo.752-7474. CA'g~~~~~~~~~ON ~:::..-Paul497·4844agt. 1 6'j.'l-8~.?~ .\ny amt·IM .!PCI' irds
'$4()6.$445. 2 Br 1 Ba. Apt. 831-9303 frplc, gar 2 blks c . No WEST HEWfJORT ./-_.... ,2435 E. Cout Hwy . CdM llex. term1o i .i11 """' 1':
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cupancy. Adults only, cat Ocean & Bay view, 20' Very nice 2br. lba frplc. 675-8170 Canyon Drive PL.AU ~h ta;:nca. ~a~~r~i
I' OK. TSL Mgmt. 642-1603· boat slip. Comm tennis bar·b·que. lge patio l600 3 B 2 e A -Palm Springs, 1611 WestcUff. N.B. Want oc.oean Vil'W. high beam
•MSO-Mts 2 Br. 11'» Ba courts, pool. Washer/ SSOO / yrly 675-3504 / Bl~k to ~ach \:ncfs~ Calllomla92l!62 frnanclal inst. 70005.r. OFACE ~ahng,larpet.lullbath
, Twnhse. All built-ins Dryer, 2 car garage 67~2897 garage. patio. all built Desert ResortRealt) lst.noor.AgentS41-5032. 759·9531 $tl'AI m11 Turn(.'r Assoc.
Pallo, y::; Lndry rm. w /elec. garage door Versailles luxury 2 Br. 2 ins Adults only, no µe\s. LieBlgBearCabln ICOUCEHTER SlOONc>le Oftlh.tl llOaq "1»·117~ _
Sm child, m pet OK. opener. Prl vat~llpa\lo, Ba.Condo.Only ~50mo. Yrl~ TSL Mg mt . Pool table, color TV. 2 rt. delu~ ofrlce w ith lftdultrialRefttal
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"'· f Bdrm 4' Bach. S375. lilr. D.10. Gas an-NO FEEi ~pt. " Condo 9226-C Clay St. $425. Agt. comfortably. Close t6 ski services. ~ 1 FromS3lS. ckl.,Nc>pets.842·l8S2 ren\1111. VUJa RentaJa. 640-5357 lllls 4' town. Avail Doc. 1141851·0981 lmmed..OC!tllit't
•• Frplc. re~ room . pool. 67~4912 Broker 27 thru J an to for t or' 2 sq. ft . 9t1i' fil-•• jacuul, enclosed Lovely 2 & 3 Bdrm. 2bdrm,U~a,year1y.upper wee.ksrent&J. Write Rox 12.5:500 sq. ft. 1rnd flr, l+1c
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answer phones. do s1m. 3 pie postin&. mainta in
Modelina. commercials. PIX SIC'Y sandwich makers & rooo A b. · 1 ~ ~ •226. <.: M Cati ' l~JI JA .. ITOllAL films, extras. Need new We oHer IC Int co . prep persons, If you're '( allous. out-go ng Atttftdc9tt-Lldo Arco W . • .................. ~l••
F'ull t ime . Work In rac ...... All ages /l "pes. b c· s I conscientious and depen· sel ·Starter needed for 1 ~Ion thru l'r1. 10 hr wk aitr.ues want•d Persian kllleftC ar ad~ be ... J ene its . a · com · dable we need ••ou 0 1rloff1ce. Good t.•ping & "'·ti 11me Ex""r only .... 1 auUCul Dana Point 114-957-0207. mens urate w /exp . & J tel h k 11 .. t llrs ncx. si per hr Lido ru ,,_ · • CFA "Shaded silve a' Harbor. 13.50 per hr plu11 ability. T yping 5SWPM Wkdys 8·4 apply in , ep one s 1 s a mus ,\rro. 3600 Newport Blvd. \ppl~ in 1>erson 3 SP M $75 up (shota) 542·272'1,'7
beneCits.Apply Tues thru Models, Female. naure, ~ure aptitude ~easanl person Stonemlll Ter· C RT .expe~. hel p ful ~1!673-1023 :'\ophonecalls.The Joll~ Fri. Dana Point Marin a tall, sharp, only. 642-6282 i NYSE 29isRedh"ll Bookkeepin g back --Roger, ·100 So. Coast Dogl IMO C.o. 24701 Dana Drive, Bob. . ce • · · · e mber race, 1 · gr0W1dneeded Apply in SEWI NG MACHI NE llwy,La~<1Ueat·h •••••••••••••••••••••••
D P . Firm. Call for appt. pe~ Hans Ten R11c· (}PL'ft 4 TOl<S nneded KEL'<'HOND p ~ ana oint. ~----------833-9704Joan Baird S utro "' " " WORD PROCESSING ~ up1. A · t4llD MOHIY? &Co. 1401 Dove. St. Suite Restaur ant quetball. 3:103 Harbor l-.x1>r pref 645 6562 Day or Evening shirt Champ sire. flll./f'. p as
KENNEL 400N B EOE BOB'S Blvd. Ste. 1'8·12. C ~1 --1 . h d M s h 0 w . pvt •pt y . Hard, dir\y work. Morn· We have openings for 400 · · Call Sassy for appt Shipping & rf't'CI \ 111~ ava1. 6 rs . a ay. ag 2 /flYl 1.345 flt mgs, 2().30 hrs per wk. people to work approx-PEOPLE PERSON HOMI OF THE !119-0020. (•le~k. small po.1rh., v. di 11, Savin 000 or Arlee 13 • a pm. ~
Tram at minimum wage. imately 10 days deliver-U>cal bus,in~ss seeks 3 lram Cal l 515·88611 I .1 Ulll 752·0234 Shi-Tzu Puppies a -*'\/
Merit increase. Must Ing telephone directories key people p tT For llG IOY S.Cretories.-Le9al 1m11ml~ AKC Blk /Wbt . tHa
haveauto.557.6020. in the Or ange County 94 68 8 0 lmmed1ale openings in Immediate opening -Merchandise 644-9571 I '1' area. Work your avail&· appt.4 ·51 • ·l ~ ou.r ramily restaurants al lleuvy litigation ex Shoe sale~. full lime v.1lh ..................... ..
LAHDSCA,E ble daylight hours. Men Pre· School Teache r 's nearby locations , We re· periencc Good skills. or ·w •o ut l'Xll . or ~111 Anttqu.s 8005 4 Female AKC p lct!Mi""'
...... I ..... FOREM•u or women . Over 18 Aid Pff benefits quire no previous ex-'tron11 org n1•atior1·1I tl'am G011d co b~nct1t:, ••••••••••••••••••••••• perfect CockerS1>41oielf1~
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E;;,."1~ all phas':;of w/cars. Sl ationwagons e, 548.255(). •. ipent·eaenmce .. CJoomineosuerefnu·sentdo: ~bilitfes. l~1u'~t1H '& i\ppl> in pt!n.011 ~am to 7 wks old. 546-0010 dt'-• ·'
landscape maint. includ· or light truc ks a r e Iv wlllin~ne ss lo lake llam ~fon thru f'ri Stan WESTMINSTER 768-171leves i
ing gd. ltnowledge of ir. needed. Pleasant oul· y between2-4PM. ri::.pons1b1ht y e~'it:nl1a l tlartl ShlJf''>. 3077 So ABBEY •• I Lh A p 111 f''
rigation. Excell. oppty doorwork.Validdrivers PRESSMAN Wait..-sWaltnuH EHellent benefits Unstol,t',\I ruVflQUEMALL .•1Je asa ~o up . :. for advancement EOE license & Calif. license Cook Trainees Salary open Call Und<t . , ~ 0 1 · . 0 wks xlnt Pedigree Sire
714·546-7843 . plates required. You can Uawwey ... 11J Cashl.,-s Ru s·s e I I t' u I I I!,. t ~:"\Al KH/\H f uod pre al~· 10 ll. f'r1 l .9 Amer/Can CH 673·5725T
..:... earn S3.25·SS/hr or more F d bl dth 11 . 7311 Edt"nger H.B. 2131556.2000 lntervicl.\•:, ii•11·a1111n Op<·n111g ,hill Closed Tuesday 4 LEGALSECRETARY depending on your speed or ou e WI a r ris N 1 h \li.Jlur·•· s. 1 111· ("11l111tn 11751 We~tminbler .\\'e AKC Englis h S prin r ll>Dll offset A pl """"" Avenida de la '"1 ewport )Cut• " · " ,. 1 ~ Highly·s k11led & eii· of delivery. """ press. P Y """"" --C'luh 536 !18Gc.i c;o.1rden Gro\e 55-Hi103 Spaniels. 6wkS old. II For immediate assiKn-in p e r son between Carlotta. Laguna Hills SECRET"'RY hold ·ti1Christmas. S1T5. perieoced in plaintiff's ments following a short 9am·4pm "501Campus Dr.l rv. "" ~T\TIO~EllY STIJHI. 111 c; II ft 5 30P•
• 7 kiortunities for General
.lf'omce person. Must have .! general knowledge or Ille ~,'bookkeeping, 10-key b~
l(-touch, lite typing. Exp
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675-4830, Mrs. Burkhart
personal injury. Salary training session. apply at '3 Coast Waiters WcNtreues For small medical elcc Cd:'ll 11eccl!. ..,alt!>IJcl\ A:-.ITIQL:ES &J,9ll)J~ : T ·
open. O.C. Airport area. the location nearest you Pilot Cook TrolfteH Ironies c·ompanf" nf!ar 1 I· t 11nc. :. du" X Int Wholesale Warehouse
!nS.0965. at 10:30AM or l 30PM. 330 . BavSt 154 E. l7th St.C M. occ~n. Gen era uffll·~ \\ol'klnl! 11mJ ;, 1'.~I'"' 1 • .I Smee 1977 R E A I> Y F 0 :R I
d .J be ' . N 10 & J dutiei. lo i·u\cr broud I I I 0 1 l'I ''C)WC>PEN 'HRISTMAS k Id aiy ginnmg ov. CostaMe:;a s pectrum lrom rlctallj _: 1ne1·1t·n11·P '""t' ., , C -2wee q
---------•lda1IA t h e reaft e r a t EqualOp rEmployer 1-:quaJOpportunity l~pinii & ~ord ti15J11101orJ111•I TOTllJ-;PUBLlC Coc~erSpanielpuppi,s, I ~iot /9 t &...-Secf'efary 8:30 M. 10:30AM. or Employer pr~ce~:.ini.: to ad I Stockroom Asst. 1 \I FICl-5 Sat !!·12 .~c.~.540·9444evef .• 1 -c.,"'ecep Must 6e pleasant & or-l::M>PM. mmastrull\t' d ut"'" \sk llEHITAC !;: ANTIQU F. ~ .,~mall company near ganized. 3.4 yrs exp. in Printing for Tern 1 .rn"1ng 1·11111p:cn' 111 .. 11 I 18335 :\It Lcsngle~ Free to You 10 5 :,0. I ~~ean n e eds mature patent law. 80-lOOwpm 1233 Al•cre& A••· Pressman wanted. Must ~"Wanted 111·l·.11~ nt·1·d:-. pc•r,.,1111 l'uunlain Valley !!till 13:11 ••••••••••••••••••••• • , .
• ~rson with min. 5yrs. typmg, 80 shrthnd. $1.300 Or be experienced on multi 642-3260 CALL 645·0845 11 .q11 11111le 1111 o1 .. 1.11I ,'I, Wire haired Fox Terri•r. :_.'
• gen'I ofc. exper, Ac & up DOE. Call Ann. Off M · ~ S f presses llek ex per ----1 .1t1uru1\111,.,11wl-roum111 Sl,OT MJ\CHI NES malt!. 3 yrs. Trained. To ·:·i
curate typist. SOwpm ~.Coastal ,ferson· Collins. a an · o . 0 helpful. 4 day wk with 55 Sales *•SECRETARIES,..* .\l.1ni1t• Elq· \Ilg I 1rn1 1 \l1lb & Jl.'nnings. xlnt good home. 675·3782 : " 1 0 Frootdesk teJephone re · neJAgency,2790"'Flarbor 919E.SCMlfhSt. y r o ld ~o mpan y 1n AUTO SALES l.111· ll ll tll~ !>ltJtl-.1ng 1·11nd . Pvt parq funWhre 10 o ::'.J U•ce ption. Xlnt. co. 81..CM AllClheim LagunaHllls.951-9500 Legal /corp NoShSl6.l!OU t:nunlin!,lfWll~.lilliugor ! l>l!>l007 NbeneCils. Call E lly : NEVER AFEE E.O.E . <vfEa S t &LEASl..._.G fiOfc •Recpt t8riteSl4.11101 dt·rs Wiii tra111 Call l ~66-3632. .. st tree Production Wor ker. Isl " Scc1Sh80 •EngSl u uo m.5 Jti.12 ror <Jppt ANTIQUE SALE ;.if•----------------• 2430 W. 5th St. shift. full time. loading LAGUNA BEACH <: Ofc '1'60'()ursSI0.800 . L>t.-sks. buffet, hall tree. "'~ UCfMIOR STORE S..ta Atta cassette tapeli. Apply in Do you feel you a re, or Liz Reinder1t Agenl) !-ilud~·nt. lll'ed .J part11n11· I roll top. bookc•ase. piano.
needs eHicient fast mov· Between Fair view & p erso n : T H E have the potential to be a ·I020Birch E.'il 64 F.O~. 1oh 11. 311 I ~l..rh:.. Jlld 111ctUr<.'S , cloek~ ac
ing males. Must have Sullivan C REATIVE WO RD. truly PROFESSIONAL Newport 833·81!JO f·rec ::.Oml' SJld)1>. If \0111c-n.~sont!i.. arts. used & complete knowledge or ti Fair Dr. lldcJ 16 17885 Sky park C1~cle , salesperson'> tr so. we L'11m.1•1ent1uui-.11111 tl•'IJ<!11 , a1tt ique!'> 548 9~2
wmes &liquor. Full and CostaM•sa Ste. #B·2, Ir v i ne. want you ' W 1t have tli.lblt' ,.,," h11111i.: 1111 1 ~a rt lime Ap~l y O=an e County f'air · 549-0138. quali fiedprospects &wt! Seem 11: 11•..J rre1> ;11111 t·1n411lt•r iFant·) Oak Phys1c1an ewport Liquor & eh. need ,. 0 u r t 3 1 e n t Otrf , .. xec:. "·•n·ers \11111\ in 1•1•rM111 t:a b. chma buffet. ribbon
2944 West Coast Hw y. . enter gate 3 off Production Str · ht' II GM d 1 · <.:ar00eer opptA) h m fast ~r.nemill ,.,,1 l'Jt t· '!ll; 1 l'ah. h1J:h chair. roll lop. .... --.-.. L 0-..CE NB Arlin~on. Help wanted part time. ofCeairsg· se ea er pac Npt c mve t & _..!PUil m • · :-. 1 Ht.,Jhdl 11.tk horn Edison~ cub .1 <R ECEPTIONIST> 227 2 Gr.ite Woy Mail room. Mon. 5PM 'ti! •Reasonable hours. <no ment farm. Requires lup IK.\, Nat"I brcsss cash
i";.o'fype 60, spell well, love . l.agllllaHINs finish. Tues. SP~ 'til Sundays> skills tshthnd 90. '·'ping S\\1t1·hl>0arrl lh•ctc•11t 1 at!IJ. 1-pc nak & c·rystal .~phones, dress like 3 LO•~ Exit San Diego Frwy at finis h . Appl y 1660. •Excellent commission. 751 Sound proressmndl \lalurc 1ii·r,1111 111r 'tn1!. ctoorentr} pp llJl 6956 pro enjoy figures, good "'" Lake Forest Dr to Placentia,C.M. bonusplan exper., maturit~ & rnr hrnkE-1JJ:• l1rm 1n• -;-
. -~~<{dletja.i&ul.pcoamttm1.tuodnes,elnosvee. SECRETARY/ Moulto n Parkway l p R 0 D U C T I 0 N •Cor porate benefit s ~llet~.nbokg23md helpful t•\\porl ('l'nter 1;11uc1 Appliances 8010 ..... PACKAGER blockSo. packa~e ""' .,....,.. 1 tqm1g relju1rcd Sal.1r~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.,..peop e. great office . Equal Opportunity TRAINEE Rubber hose •Training & mgmt sup· _ _____ "I"-'" (all \l;irinnc• o.1t Ma~1a~ wusher & ~as
...'.:Drop right in f rom An outstanding career Employer producL~. Must pass co. por1 SECRETARY t>t l 2'1·12 rlryer. il\oCado. good
i. . .Jieaven! $900. rt t . ·1 bl I~~~~~-~~~~~! physical incl. back X •Demo plan available 3P"'l·"PM I <'one!. S200l.>Oth 646·8086 , • Li• Reinders Age oppo wi1 '" as ava1 a e I T-.. · 1· t " " TEACHERS t .. ncy . h F"d 1' F d I ray .... mg app ica ions •Advancement ·• 4(t!OBirch. Est '64 EOE ~~dinige ~tfv i~g:raan~ Newport Photo F ashions bt w n 8 . lo 0 n l y Please call Craig El 75W P:\1 . no ~horthand. SUBSTITUTE •c;E \6 lb washer & elec ·~·~N~e:po~~rt~/833-~~8~1~90~/~F~r~e~e~l l oan , for a Loan f:~~C:1f~3.~:.eh n g ~~!,'g1 ~~e .. ~:v~~e~ lsworth for an appoint· =~~l~c;;~s s~:r11 ~~0': \\anted '. Qualified ,,ul) dryer.g~~1~~~ --: Secretar y /Packager . K mool. grammar ~k ills. word st1lule teachers to Lt!uch
. t"' HARDS Experience in real estate SIS FREE EOE. A endavis Ind., 494-1131 processing back1tround Rrades K -8 s tudents llotpnint 1 tJr frig. 2) ears !F\iu & part time. All loan packaging and /or Practical nurses, aides, Co. s·· .. ~F·SHIO.... helpfuJ.1~.023~ ---Sl5 day. In event ur a oldSli5
-areas. Uniforms Cum 'd. l::Jrocessing if pre-c o m p a n i o o s & p IT Counter Girl. C. M. & ~ • . " . llllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiltl ... -.;-1 "or k s l o P Pa g e or 645·5165 -·Ales 21 or over. retired f . Typing skills of domestics Live in/out. Lagooa Hills. F tr pre FT & rr sales m fme emergency. po ~ rate~ 111
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Beautifully fin ls hid A natural wood : booksh If headboard with mlrt, r .•
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need ro r d r essert ~~ LARGE kingsized bed.,... -;.
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640-5527 or 646-4151 & H k. for Ext. 224.
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.. 1konte.Noexper.nec. ~a.re.required. For Cull (fart time positions sser for LagunaHills.5.6 ~mens apparrel store SECRETARttt ~ ~1da' \Jhd t'Jlif T11i> rre<·1er. froslfree Appl y : Universa l moreinformationplease av81 now eeded ,..,.1 1n Ne wp o r t Op · Looldnqfor 1·redent1o.1I preferr.·direlrig . hkc· nu, 5225. Pratectlon Seryice. 1226 call Mr. Ron Peavy at AIDESIMACTIOH yrs exp n . · "¥P Y portun it1es b eyond ACh~1? \.\111 µrot·ei.:-papt•r work 1¥'5·Sl2J King·Sl. xtra-riqn in·
W.SlhSt.,Santa Ana . In· !714 )642-4000,ext.300. Personnel Services Af:a::')f' 6~~vi~a~~~~~ ~~rfii s l mas. X t00n l . f'ree& E 0 E for1 efme~~~:·' •'l't'1<1"'cl GfC HEF n e.!:__s P..,r i n.1~~ alt . ta-vi~· bn·. "'-12 a. 1·4, ...1 0ran1eCounB'. Inc. ' u•::ne ts. Appl: 644·71 . I . l1a I """"~" t\p11 \ "" MA c w n111tc ... COi -serp. '"""' .,. ft "' Ave C M 751 3115 Irvine Personne Agenc\ b d 1 ed UJI . Man Fri DELITY """""'--,,..-ter r. •730 • · · · · Sal-c;u mil ere ent1.l 1n Double o,en Gas Stove never us • s p 1 d, ,,, • • """ • .,..,., \A:'I• ,,. ..., 488 E. 17th, Costa Mesa l3.'> h s 11 a Costa Mesa 545.0500 ..UICHASIHC. HICKORY F•RMS S1..ate224 642-1470 person. . 111 . I uni c (.' o P P e r t o n e I . worth SS20. incl. deliv. ~ GUY FtllDA Y FEDERAL • lngtun Be.H'h ;,JI; >l>l~l lfot1ssene. magitrol lop ~38. cash only. Usually (1mmed.iate. Opening for •-&..-_... ..UISES AIDES Opening for a Jr buyer Oppo rt unil>' to sel I ~~ burner. <1Ulomattc cook home.640-8087.
''Well organized individual ~~:,-:U. 7 to 3:30. Cert. or exp. with 2-3 yrs exp . In ~urmet foods & gifts for · l'l•iJl'lll'r"· \Ille. 1' T &k<'ep ~arm ovens SJOO
·'l.o handle variety offunc· .._ • _. pref. Country Club Conv. purchasing. Able to work holidays. Flex hrs Will SECRET ARY 1 ,.. r h" r 1 · h 1 1 •11 t' 11 ~ 11r beSl offer !li!!·2342 )lust Sell Living Rm Sil.'
«lion s in M aili n g · 1515 Westcliff H_osp.549•3061 wider pressure. lnven· train. Westchff Plaza, Experienced 1n 10;111 l\•11h 1 '•·\\t1<•rt ll1,11h Jltcr6pm &ereoConsole, Dingl&I Distr ibution Dept. or Newport Beach ·--------1 tory control exp & buying 642·0972, Fashion Island. document at wn X Int .hk 1 .. 1 J .. n1 "II 112:12 w chrs. Lamps 54&·9646-• ~apidly expand i n g AnEQual Opportun1t} NW'S1Lc olromponents.om ce.& S.IG-6030. saJary&beneflt~ ,\ppl\ l1t1 s .ilo• rdr 1g fru , ~rt Center Court. 'Employer ~fl-..a maintenance s upplies . Personnel Director Teat'ht'r Pr1· ~whool Full \\hltu xllll "ond "'5 Call Sofa, 10 ft. long: 1275, Vcd .. _...., -Able lo ex~ite all or· SALES HERIT"'GE 1• -...IC 11ml· trr1m1·d1,1t•· emplo\ ' ' "" ·,:No p. Necessary Xlnl ~Aides d F 1 If . d • ~" m"nc ll+>iwl •l~ For 111111 !•i2 81i5 tables: $75, electric d· • -fri nge benefit,:;. must ........ D-HOUSEM•.... e rs . u company rouareaggressivean 121N.Euchd.Anaht'1m " justable twin bed: SZSO. 'li Co , t ,_. VR .,.. $3.75f1w. benefits.546-2901. lookingforafulureinre· 991.3860 1Jll:'>.18:5.">l1 ltdn~.er;,tnr elean. rE' dbl bed w /headboa,:d:. ;,thJs~in~;~_1515°n · "c 642-3030 We will tra1n. 8 paid tail mgmt ~/good co. E o E <1.<.clflJbh• SlOO. chair: sso. AIAo. ~
holidays, beginning as benefits apply in person TELLERS lllH 845..i I 6 3 7 HAIRSTYLIST t14ainte1MMUAut. soon as hired, benefits. Real Estate 9am to llam Mon thru SECRETARY For lfrad1 Branch"" · -amp!> 7 ·228 ,pr . ~op professional to take Will train mechanically Bayview Conva lescent SALARY Fri.Standard Shoes.3077 JPM·8P M El-µcncm•· req'd :'\Int WldinC]Materials8025 biS.S4lO. ·
over complete manage· inclined person. Main· Hospital, 2055 Thurin . So Bristol CM 75WP:'ll. nn shorthand . salary & bt>nd1ts \111'1' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oak dining t bl, 8 cane~ ~tol 3 beautiful oew lain plant building & C.M. Mr s . Farrell · Sl8LQ00.'2
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r4k!OOO · '·• applicants need ahove Personnel throme to~el bar~ & chrs.Seetoapprec.~5. _..__ 6 6 equipment. Retired OK. 642-3505.E.O.E. YnOMWOi SALES a\·~rage ·cell1n° & HERITAGEBANK r•.l"•'rholdt•rs~o·. under ..,.,, • .,.,.., stores . 1644·1 1 eves, r::-11 ti F · N 1 SLO"'.._. $ ' ., ... .... ,,..........., 54().J857 moming ru m e . rin ge osaesreq .,.. grammar s Ills. ~vrd i~l~o r-:11d1d \naht•Jm -..hole:.o.111:' A&proximate· ---------,.....,....-t!~f:t ~. L,~tbl co Nw-singC«tiffed X:eaJ ptEstateLic ke9. RftESE:HTATIVE processing background !l!H·.ll!tiO l\j511un11s. ulksaleon· SUL idle 'ctfms.r~~\
r;r-. HAJR STYLIST a ones. ow, t op Y lo wor m a to call on banks and helpfuL_7~2-~234. --E 0 . E I\ 1)46.GO'Jt> L>aily Pilot ass1 ie '
llmmed. openi n g for T~~.m~oo ~~· ~l~~ingNw~BeKh ~~~edb~ine~~ ·~=~~~~~~-L---~~~---L-~~~==~~=====~~~~~~=====~ ·-.1,..--• •-1 "h. ~ 00 11.. Real Eatate Firm. Air -Jv_'l:UJllJe to cut• Sly e 1s t.'6 .. lllMC• M•. -· 1-. conditioned offices. ror public relations with ~ her's" hair. Must be Full tim e . Com pany 8 paid holidays. begin. For an appointment to growing 2nd TD com· [fltlractive & personable. b r· A 1 p rung as soon as hired, pany. Some aales expr .~cense & exper. req'd. ene its APP Y e n-benefits. Bayview Con· hear ou.r offer on your necessar)•. R.E. he prer lfoo.i ~9293 nysaver. 1660 Placentia valescent Hospital. 2055 salary call. Don Now!! Will train. Xlnt opport &
·-'--·-.:..-------1 Ave.C.M. Thurln, C.M. Mrs . Far· 8Sl·lS66 comm. Call Equity J.
aJlh Food store sales M A N A G E R C p I . reU: 642·3505. E.O.E 731·2825.
jady, part-time wknds. <Retired > for relief RICll'TJSEC'Y ---
.-:xper p r eferred mgrs. of mini-stor age NW'Sa·n~ Proj ect coord in ator SALESLADY
-5!8-9537 sites in Santa Ana. needed who 1s career· Exper 'd full lime.
f---Cp/time work ). Call : R & LYN'S oriented. P erma nent benefits. pd ho lidays ~· HOMEMAKER Roger 752·1284. 9 to 4, 'rhaht Diiiy position in C M. stained Sta t Sl85 wk. Reg a l
• Ho.ett.e lest Mon-Thurs. Needed for caa• i n glass studio. Benefits .. Beauty SM.ply 263 E. m of.loth Wortda WeatmlMter. Full & &11!:7474 l7thSl~··_c_._. _____ 1 t~J;'.niny an extta inc~ & MAB HAE C9EMEHT k r~~~s.avci!fi IECEf'TIOHIST Salesmen ' • .,... ... -d t·11 · t ' , · x e c · see s · 1usu• '"'TIO ... ~areer an s 1 main a1n q_willlted lndiTidt111I -d~ ip pt . Up Jo hn Personable Individual to " ._ " i our fa mily life. ln· string high income Ptr Healthcare Service. greet our custom ers~ Earn 9lOO + a week. no . erested? Call 642-1634 situation. Musl be cur· E.O.E . 752·09M answer the telephone. & credit tum downs. exp
.·Thurs. 9·3. rently employed or local process our b i lling. preferred. will train i\J.tess. experienced, Cull business owner. Call Mr. OMCI CMIL Growing com pany w Ix· _53_1_.45() __ i. ___ _
-time. Apply in person. Glorfield.atMS-5921. Ans. phones, billing, lite Int. benefits . Ca ll SALES/MGMT
Beach House Inn, 6 19 MAMAGHSALIS typing, must dri ve . 642·1S93.A.skfor John. Exciting Video store in
Sleepy Hallow Ln. Lag 91.>pty for ambitious In· Pleasant working cond's . CdM. Xlnt field & potttn ,eeh. >'--div w /oe cessa r y S36-2S68 RECEPTIONIST tlaJ.640-5093. ~ d quallricalions, mus t A.a•• -•D•Y Corporate o Ul ce . -"LESM"'M -.s. Part TI'llM in· have ability lo train & ---rwu • Pleuant personality. lite "' "' • . Apply ln person. Le m«Ivatuales teams. Teleohone " lite typing. typina.·,, .Newport Beach. Tenitory. Orange Coun· ~'Blarritz4l4No. Newport Personal Busi ness Call for Intervie w 64()...11115() ty. Salary open. Call Al· .~Yd.. N.B. 645-6700. Maml. 848-8995. ~ Ftoor Covering, len rrowr f~~ appt. Will
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Air. 4 spd, am rm stereo.
8trk. bm W /VIO. top 28M.
Sl89S 759-0685
TILEllS9UI pre-holidn piano &c or· 67~.!_fm __ transmission 979-2500 i'l:t..lf~4 ~r><I ~un1f11;•11 7 , .., rt 9iK "'ht red
6x6". 25< per p14!ce Paint uan s ale New Grand "•"'"""nil. ,J•r tit11'> 1 Ut•JUt ' :!13 !Joi:I 1-161
9930 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Good roe ceram1r shop« spinet & t•onsole pianos ••••••••••••••••••••••• 260Zparts C LEAN C ARS 'i!J~:.!8•.o ~ r , ... ,1.1 1
1972UMCOLH
MAKEOF'FER
675·2013 or private parties to use •10' • off N1·w orl(an!I up 16' Pnndle Cat W trailer ?f>ff·S~1'7 C losed !Mlndoys
\oJr ar1111t1t' nh11tt1ea tn~>'" ntt rull> equip-Won as prize-A ND TRUCKS
2XU~I ill bot h tops,
"'h· hlk 1111. am rm .
111111 .11r r~ pll c·rUJ~t'.
ll.1 1\I•·'' 5:11 .500 l'P.
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L:RGENT SALE -----~~!7533 3941South llnslol W sell under ret ail A.YhH forSale 10RA,...GECOUHTY'S
• 1 ad1h ~1111k e wheel i!'d-ll2I ne"-l 1Jrt6.0053J~IJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• OLDEST COHHB.L
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
546-1200
'l11 ·~· "·
·1.a Super Beetle. s un
root, 4 s pd. radials . xlnt
l'ond. S2850 OBO.
Corvette ' 9932 •••••••••••••••••••••••
r .. .. IMPOHTANT rim" $100 o r .,otn lla h) Grand. pe rfect Ow n a 37 ' ('u,tom NOTICETD aa· .. ~~ 21.-12 IJJ'J9320 rnnd . S::Z.111"1 Sec in CM i.allboat No m 11u"'' fll::1\Ul':HS .\'\;f} \i1' 9742 .....•................. 673 ·1404
'78 Investment Stive r
Aruv. Special L82. 4spd,
13.500 m1., onR sales lit.
etc Super L'lean ! Best
Offer + 714 ) 359·4168 Lo ve Bollootts at. 645 9S02 down Convenient (man<· AO\ ERTISER ~
Sl'ndsomeone youlovea 5porllftc)'9oodt 8094 tnj!. Time-s hare su tl The price uf tl<'m '
houquet of 30 mu Ill l'OI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wnte Sharaboal, 12972 adverllsed b~ vl'11 1 d t·
on'<i bell um balloons t ied Uaed Diving Eqidpment Oh mp1a. S;iota Ana. CA dealers tn the '1·htrll·
v.11h nbbon & )Ou r uwn Women's Small Nylon II 927()C) class1f1ed ad' e rtts 1111t
pt>r sonal messal{e \\e t Suit . Regulator , columns lloes not indutl•·
l't•rfect fur eH•n or GJUl(t:'~. Oive Ba g' &c 78 VENTURE 25' Trlr , an~ applicable t,1\t'~
c:;,s1on w~ rJel1 vc r ScubaProTank 751 8967 outboard, knot meter. re licen'I<' transfer fl't''
673--Wl!I sails. akohol stove hc;,id , finance <·harJ(e:>, fees fo r
- - -SCUBA GEAR. tank. reg., int. co<'kp 1t cushions, air pollutiun control de•
STAM P COLLECTIONS i:auges. B c .. back pack, pulp1ds & lifeline $6500 vice cert1f1 ca11ons or lit·
P RC H AS F: D 0 u v e etc 962-0048 752 1323 days. 968 7.'>59 aler documentar ' \"<'
C'oope!_ 1146 2387 TY R--tives - ---paralion charges un l!!>S
Snap -on
drawt>rs.
IJlf·
• -· otherwise specified II\ side c ab 3 HiA,St..-•o 8098 :ll'LANCERl980,t;illr1g thead,ertiser •
s helf. lock a ••••••••••••••••••••••• sloop. dsl. whl. stereo. 1nt
S140
Beautiful RCA 25'' color ha I y ards, S4 4, !l 5 U. Alatos for Sde
768-5831 'IV, 2 yr wmty. free de · Nl'wport Yacht F.x<'h •••••••••••••••••••••••
1\q11an11111 µumµ. rilter.
Kt.md St to G&s dryt'r,
S20 Kil t.1bl e. $20
llt'lnl!. S!u I lo\'C P al
!).IS 0107
liv~. $124. 646-1786 __ 675·1~ ___ IMPORTANT
TV
DECODERS
26' C.1.IPPER SLOOP 73 N011C E TO
wttrlr. pop-top , droµ REA~ERS A:-11>
keel. 9>700. ;\;wµt Yal·ht ADVERTISERS
F:xch675-1800 The prtct' of it e ms 840-3680 ---advertised by vehicle
John Waynt' Tennis Club
Famil) :\l cmt.ersh1p
SIOOO&I I 1105
Sansui Amp . tunl'r . Cape Cod Cat, 22xto 3, J dealers 1dn ldhe veh1C'lc ~peakers •" tum table too. fully eqwppcd. I C) 1. class1fle 11 'ert1s1nl(
J "' bo d S22 soo 642 2466 columns does not include S4UO 548-018-1 in ar · · any applicable taxcli,
2-Tun Floor J Jt'k
Fl'Umt'
WALL OF ::.-et.-51-1 -/ license, t ransfer tees.
Sp.,"'ICERS 0oc'ka ps 9070 nnancc <·ha rges. ree~ rur 751 H9fi7 '""' air pollu11on control de 121 Cabinets3'x4' ea w /4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• vice certiric:a11ons or dt-
Crib w m:ittress ,
m11 tc:h1ng p lo ~ pen.
hl,Rhch,111 ... lroller Sl i5
all &15·820'J aft !'>
12" Spkrs. in eac:h V;,ilue SUPS NEEDED aler rlocumentary pr e
$130-0 Must Sell $37 5. 25 · & UP perat1on charges unlesi.
54!>-9227Terry 67S-7100 ot~erwtse specified b~
----the ad"en1Ser loohlrMariM Shp. 2~fl Water. elec.
W<iter l"ount111n . good Equipme..t locker $200/mo. ~c1.:....1c/1 <'OOd. 3 upright swans . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-5335 _. .. 9520
best orr N 6H>-t 001. GeMral 90 I 0 ---1~111 I 129 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • loats. .H &
-, 9 9 Johnson elec OB. 12 ' SW '080 John Wayne Tenn ts Club Oberglus boat, 11000. 8' •••••••• ••• ••• •• • • ••• •• faJnil~ membership. o f dm1Y. beat o ffer over 16' Outbnt boat w /45 hp
fei;scons1dered Callaf\ S100846-4658 motor. Just overhld ,
~830·4475. ----loah.t-4alRl111•ct/ ~Totr~:7~.~~s'so ri ea
Flrewuod. R111lro11d .lies. S..lct 9020 ----------r
Ass orted m 111 ed & ....................... lotlh, Storop '090
seasoned oak logs. Buy MARINE ELEC& RIC IAN •••••••••••••••••••••••
all. make offer. 2438 Quality Work. Call Dry 1tora1e available
Newport Blvd. C .M 549-25a0after8PM Newport DunH. 1131
646-447!) Ba ck Bay Dr. NB . -- -BOAT REP'lNISKlNG 644~10
FIREWOOD Boot stripes, top 1lde1, -------
•••••••••••••••••••••••
1970 CADILLAC
COUPI DI VILLI
39,967 ori1inal miles &
loaded! ~fusl be the beat
example of lhia model in
Oran1e Co. I pr,vious
own er & perfvc t !
!770AVA l.
()range. Split $150/cord non-skid, super I atr uc-1 ... art.._. ~~!!!!~~~
499-SS48 afte r6PM tures, ref's 842-7413 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _::
Sean 10·· radial arm saw Prol hull clHnlng » a Aircnft 9 I I 0
with extras. r~· & aettln1 ch~aper. •••••••••••••••••••••••
846-0934 Call T H E BOTTOM 1999 Beech Musketeer.
---O.EANERS875·1477 mlcllme 150 Lycom ing
Htal inClation . Sa ve e n 1 . 2 Com nav 's
money beylng wholesale. ~~ traMponder. 848-~ art •3200forlnfo. ,_.. tOJO 6PM.
' •••• •••••••••••••••••• C-----S-•/
........ BOAT REFINISHING -Q£419n, 9120 GRttd IOI I Boot stripes. top aides. llM •• ._,••••••••••••••••• •• non·lkid 1u~r I atrYC· •••••••••••••••••• • •••• •W~EO: Nlaara Ad· tures. reJ·1 8'2·741.3 fi'oru&c: llft. half-c:abover JUll!_b601e Bed. 760·1•58 or a..-. Pow-9040 c4mper. Stove. 1ink,
-VI -.... Icebox, carpeted. ar .. PI
'48 Ford Woodle. restored
113,000. Al.SO '29 Model
A Town Sedan. 4 dr,
restored, Ideal for 1lCl
dent. St0,000. 675-e161 .
Ford 'Jt Model A
Mec hanically restor ed.
Also moo m new unused
c<iemetlc peru. My body
men hu skipped. You
CAii have all for $.1950
caah. S4e·5000 wkdaya
9-~pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4. Must see to ap
•013 3 3 · V I K I N G • 1 • prtelate. ~9-2018. 19S8 Poellac Chlertan. wh I l()Umbridae. teak pulelt, -Jtlnt cond. no rust. reblt
••••••••••••• f11h equip, 2 •t.atlooa coi For l•I• U71 ~ ton ~ llOOO or tnde for
i haU 100 watt a::r t)'ltem, twin Cni.taden. camper s pecial Ford VW BUI ol comparable
br I 1 ...... 7 m .. 1 "2.500. Newport Yachl pldt·up with 19'7'7 Kini of value. 990-7461.
an. •• '"' • l:Acrban t115·UIOO the Roed NII· contained
11 like new. Hardi)• , cvnl>fr ~ bla block COLLECTORS( .. 1H2
9$50, lbanoulectric a& VlKINO '71, tw /350 q and tram. for ward Black Unc. Cootlne1ttaJ
.--..-... • Profeuloul Crwt. f'WC. 7.1 1ett .. air niohlr IOliorllltH "'*-lntr. Low-ml, ori•
ilodel wh.b Tree of Lite VHF, lat ho, 1umlo1, m7"5 ' . CJlll'MI', Xlnt coed. See to
n up to the neck. tourn b r ld ... stall lllPl'Wl•t• Jn•l3S3
1raln bed.)· with anow. .. a.d~ ••· "71 BmboW 7 ft caf>Ov•r ---d •hel~ case. NOO. Nwpt Vu ht l~t'h per, Jacb Incl. llOO Mod wlaal 10U ant la ._,. 875-l.IOO 641-191 PUotClaul
Salt-S S.•n 11'1! Ll'J"tn~ --------
HIG H BUYfR I Roy Carver.Inc.
Top dollar f11r Spml,, Roll' Ro,rl' HMW
'7 6 M G MIDGET
:\t ui-1 Sell' Future
Cl~tl' Nt.>etjs Clean t.:p.
& ~1l"<'hJn1t·s TU; SIS-Otl
i\9 IOiO
1.1 white. nu pa i nt.
.\.\1 FM cass. iclnt mech
cond . S3500 1 o ffe r ,
83!H865 foard 9940 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ca~s. Rug .... (',11111" f' 1~10Jillnbnrl'l'
914 s. l\Ulh '. • • '''" l>Or1 I~ ,Jl'h 1dt11i111
·7s Sc1rocco. lo mi. 3 ~ r ·71 Tonno Wagon. many
MGB 9744 wml), AM FM cassette. xtras. n e w tires &
1\.'>k I or l ( :'t1 C • H
-'1M MARl,_.O
VOLKSW A G EN
1871 1 lkHl.'h Ulnl
Hl.'NTINGTON llF.\('11
842-2 000
TOP DOLLAR
PAID FOR
GOOD&CLEAN
USED CARS!
miracle
mazda
•• ••• •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • sWU'f. 673·3~ brakes. reg gas. gd cond.
•••••••••-·119 :\11.B Classic Good --9772 $00~644·9564eve~--( 'on<I lie st OH er Vol•o lliJ 3-158 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uncotn 9945 808 McLAREN's
850N Heath Blvd
LA HABHr\
15 \II. No or SA F\\ \ I
17141522-53 33
Sunday \I\ \1>µ1
'i9 52R1 ic·r· )ll I •'('II.
~hnwrm conn \II llfl
i3 \IGA <.iT Xlnt cond
~nr<. l a<1::.e tte S3200
~11116
l!lff:l :'tH:B GT. good eond .
s un roof . rblt e ng
~moo, lj.~-3485
P~ot 9748 ...•..•••..........••••
OR \,'llGE COuNTY'S
PEl 'l; EOT DIESEL
I It:,\ OQU \RTE RS
VOLVO
SAL.ES, SEIVIC I
AMO LEASING
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
EXPERTS
EARLi UCI
VOLVO
1966 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
646-9303 540°9467
•••••••••••••••••••••••
MARI< 'I
27,800 mi's. Xlnt cond
Pvt pty. N'ew one cost
521.000. 168SO. Less than
blue bk. 642-9998.
Mlrcwy 9910 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ORANGE COUNTY'S
AMIST
LINCOLN-ME RCURY
DEALERSfUP
2150 H.tMw IMYcl 111.111., 26mp~ Tii i.
COlila Mna 645 -5700 S)'•, mo 197 ;l.'illli
1980 5051
lCias & Dle~I
OttANGI COUNTY
VOLVO
EXCLUSIVELY VOL VO
l..argeat Volvo Dealer
in Orange County!
~?"'~"·· lJNCOLN-MERCURY
· -leap; 9 7 I S HERE NOW!!! 16-18 Auto Center Dr.
SD Fwy-Lake P'Of'•l e.tit
WA .... TED 1 1······················· f"'ll • '7 1 ('J l)ll l~pd Ulll Ill\, Late model To) ota~ anrl ~nrt xlnl l'nnd
Vo l,os C all u" !11:3H712
BEACH IMPORTS BUY or LEASE IRVI NE
848 Do\'e Street DIRECT U0.7000
DAY !!'
t•UH ...... 11•&
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PORSCHES
WANTED
Allow us the upportun1ty
to consider the purc hast!
or trade-in of )Our cle<sn
Porsche Check with lJs
Today!
I 313 I He1bol 01 <I<!
Ge<den 0.croe "' Ql-1"3
Top Dollar
Paid for Your Car!
DotsWt 9720 ..•.•.....•..••.••..•.• .~:~·;i~6,~~·:;so [fl:1l'm 1~~·;.?:'S
.. ••••••• • • •• ••• • • • • • •• 2025 S. Manet...-...;75~P-'-&M4.;_...;._· -------
' 'liO Po rsch"' 356. g ood Anaheim 750-2011 ........ 9911
con<I. 1175-6970 wkdys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ll7S·2208 eves & w kenda. 1975 Volvo staUonwa1on. 066 Mua\1 Ht. pa. p b.
·71 914, 34,000 orig ml. 1m-4 spd. 38k mi. PS. e.B. Meda .,.ml. SLllO 0 80. -PW~~'P.ll'!'t'IT.!ftftl mac. bftt offer After A/C, root raek. new Ur... $48-SUIS. 875-NJI
5~m 846· 7_4_35_ ----f::.J:i. m lleace. ..200. '87 Must, •Int eng. • body'
•:.;.::~~i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-..:ii ',., D Roadster . orig. nice.-.... .-..--.-.____.------. must Mll. Sl.250. Ml·1811e.
,. blk,blk, Sl l ,SOO loffer ---7$4·2933 542 .. 5290 •••••• •••••••••••• •• •• • ----------
'611 Datsun Roadster. runs -------GeMr.. 9901 ' 1 lh1tan1. Japd ,
well S900 or best offer Rais Royce 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• radl1l1. ,Am /Fm ea11,
J1m!i75 4629 ••••••••••••••••••••••• /4 LTD Station wan '71 xlnt cond. Com e .tr .... •1 DEALER IN U.S.A.· Maverick, ·114 Rambler. &44-e779. 74 8210, 56m . imm11c best II I f de orr~r o ri g owner If{{ ROY sma tr r or11ar ner. OlcWMllll1 9911
2139mpg,673-8735 CARVIR 642·9183 •••••••••••••.••••••••••
'7R Datsun 8210 ~!l}~~~l ~!!' ............. !!L~ ~~:a:~:=~1i/::i·
Sonroof. AM FM r11d10 .... ,.n .. •cll ·TS Electra 4·dr hrdtop. _Sl_3.:....500.....:.._53&-__ 39&4 __ . __ _
m'5() 675 82-10 Kevin ~ new radial Urea. ~K ec·
'i8 280Z,-2-+-2. 5 spd. 21K --£l0Sl~SUNOAYS tualml.&4e·7416,968-6180
m1. loaded. like new Soab 9760 aftS:30.
Sll.SOO ftrm.4982334 ....................... Ca•• 9911
FtrTGri 9 7 2 3 1910 SAAi •••••••••••••••••••••••
'79 Olds C u tl a ss
Brou1ha m . all elc;c. 4
speaker stereo, velo11r
Int. 552·1570.
········•··········•••· TURIO. YOUlt f I Ply11utt4 ·9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 Ferran 330 6 TC
29,000 mi, in mt C'Ond. HIRE MOW! -~~~~IM JOHMSOttl & SOM
U..C._Men:wy
1828 Harbor J11vd. fi3t 0600 or 645 6367 IXCRLIHT _.._.,......
S&ICTIOttll OllAMClil COUMTYI
'73 Gold O\l.lter. 8 eyl,
ZSM, all r~•lpta. full1 eq"pped. Sl.500 ....... ,
aft.Spm. C<l8ta Mesa . S40 M &O M 9725 w. ,.,, •••••••••••••••••••••.•
'78FIAT 121 OVER 4 cylinder. 4 apefd. 33.000
...... rn11 .... For Your Good ll4tt
VW. Po,..che or Audi. ...
IEACH.IMPOITS
841 Dove St reel
NEWPORT BEA<.:H
71J.OtOO
•WITUllO*
SALES. SERVICE AND l.t:ASINO ........ 9t61 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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D•lly N•w pa~r ; Orange Coast
• EDITION
VOL 73, NO. 315, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES -ORANGE COUN'TY, CALIFORNIA MONOAY,,NOVEMBER 10, 1980 '* TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
$2 Billion Transit Plan Unveiled
., GLSNN 8COTI'
....... Hit .....
A tz bWioD proaram to im-
prove transportation facilities in
Oran,. Ooun~y by wide.nine the
Santa Ana Freeway and addin1 a
2'-mile rapid transit line from
An~eim to Irvine was unveiled
todat. The Oran1e County Tran.ail
District a nd the county
TraJ1Sl)Ortalioo Commlsalon met
in Sa.Ota Ana to announce the
comprehensive plans.
Their information Is still
general -no specific streets or
interaertions are named in their
report -but the announcement
marks the fi rst pubUc disclosure
of the plan. There are four parts to the
plan:
-A $394 million proposal to
widen the Santa Ana Freeway
from a alx to an eighl-lane
freeway throughout the county.
A staff report for the meeting
said 12 lanes actually are needed
to handle projected congestion,
but such a widening project
wouldn't be feasible.
-The $485 million rapid
transit system. a "starter line,"
to run down lbe Disneyland area
through the Anaheim Stadium
oHice -complex through
downtown Santa Ana to the
Irvine office and industrial area.
A second branch would ext.end
through Garden Grove to Beach
Boulevard.
County officials are lookln1 at
several kinds o( vehicles to nm
on rapid transit lines . One
possibility is a special bus way.
said. OCTD General Manager
James Reichert. But officials also are considering quiet. elec·
trically-powered vehicles that
could run along a track, either
on tires or as a Disneyland-type
monorail.
-A S672 million pack&Je ol
improvements to Amtrak
service, including construction
of a second set of tracks to re-
duce sc,beduUng conflict.a with
freight trains.
A $467 million plan to add about
400 more buses to the OCTD fleet.
to coordinate traffic signals and
build and widen arterial 1treeta,
especially ln the south county. to
take pressure off freeways.
The need for the improve-
ment.a comes from the fact that
Orange County population is ex-
pected to increase 51 percent
from ..1978 to 1995, said Al
Holllnden, a member of both tbe
transit district and the
transportation commission.
Envoy Has 'Full Story'
U.S. Hostage Data
Relayed to Algeria
ALGIERS. Algeria (AP) -
Deputy Secretary of State War-
ren Christopher today handed to
Algerian Foreign Minister
Mohamed Benyahia the formal
American reply to Iran's condi-
tions for r e leasing the 52
hos tages held t here for more
than a year.
Details ol the American reply
remained a closely guarded
secret.
A U.S. Embassy spokesman
said Christopher personally de-
livered the American reply "to
explain to the government or
Algeria several complex legal
and rmancial upect.a'' raised by
the Iranian conditions. The Algerian government,
which bas been actin& as in-
termediary between Washington
and Tehran In the delicate
hostage negotiations , was ex-
pected to relay the American
reply to Iran witbln hours.
It was not laK>wn if any Ira·
Dian otficiala were bere.
The embauJ apokaman aaid
ll w a I not c le a r w ti.en
Cbrlstopber would return to
Washington. He arrived in a
special U.S. Air Force plane
earlier in the day accompanied
by a group or high U.S. officials.
The U.S. group went directly
to the hilltop American Em-
...........
DELNERS RESPONSE w ...... ettrt....,..r
busy for urgent consultations with U.S. Ambassador Ulrich
Haynes. In Washington, State Depart·
ment olficials said it was highly
unlikely that Christopher would
meet with Iranian authorities.
Motive Mystery
Newport Mllrder
Weapon Uncovered
By STEVE MARBLE
OI .. Deily ~ lutf
Detectives turned up a .22
caliber handgun Sunday they
claim is the murder weapon
used in last week's slaying of a
45-year-old Newport Beach
psycholotd.st who was found shot
once in the bead in his Spyglus
Bill home.
Since finding the body of Dr.
Stanley Donald Espinda last
Thursday police have been
combing the property al 8 Jade cave tn search of the weapon. ·
Police would only say today
that the weapon was found on
the property. They wouldn 'l say
exacUy where the gun bad been
located or whether fingerprints
were discovered on it.
The victim's lon,Ume room-
mate and business partner, Dr.
Telford Moore, 38, was arrested
Coast
last week in connection wiU: the
shooting.
Moore, who shared a Newport
Center office with Espinda as
well as the expensive Spyglass
home, remains in custody in lieu
of $250,000 bail. He is charged
with murder.
PoUce said the friendship of
the two men dates back at least
18 years and lbat they'd helped
each other through school.
A Laguna Beach woman, iden-
tifying herself as the financee of
the murder suspect, said she is
mystified by the shooting and
the arrest of her fiancee.
Detectives working on the
case said the motive in the slay-
ing remains unclear. •
Brown Says
Reagan May
Ask Controls
But they said the United States
remains willing to hold face·to·
face talks.
"We have a year's story to
tell, and if Algeria is to act for
us, they have to be fully in·
formed," said one U.S. official
who asked not to be identified.
Christopher left Washington
unannounced on the flight to
Algiers.
Algeria has been a go-between
in indirect negotiations between
the United States and Iran
aimed at ending the hostage
cr isis, which ~ntered its 54th
week Sunday.
C hris topher met with
Algeria's a mba ssador to
Washington, Redha Malek, four
times la.st week.
The State Department said
Christopher was accompanied to
Al1iers by Harold Saunders, as-
sistant secretary or state for
Near East.em and South Asian A Hairs : Deputy Treasury
Secretary Robert Carswell;
State Department le1al olftcer
Roberts Owen and . Arnold
Raphel, a special assistant to
Secretary of State Edmund
Muskie. The Iranian Majlis, or parlia-
ment, voted Nov. 2 to set four
conditions for release of the
hostages
"iray Clings
To Victory
Over Allen
Democratic Assemblyman
Chet Wray has clung to his narrow
margin of victory over
Republican Doris Allen in updat·
ed vote-counting results.
Tbe most current count, which
was released over tbe weekend,
shows Wray wilb 47,041 voles lo
46.S20forMrs. Allen. Wray, a two-term incumbent
in the 7lllt Assembly district, held
a lead of 568 votes when the initial
election results were released
Wednesday morning.
However, about 1,500 ballots in
the district were not counted at that time because of various
problems.
Mrs. Allen, the president of the
Huntington Beach Union High
School District, was unavailable
for comment this morning. But
she previously declared she
would ask for a recount.
She also previously attacked
what she called "blatant lies and
smears'' in last-minute campaign
mailers by Wray.
Seas of Spare
Trilnde to Bostagn
Fifty-two members of the Cal State,
Sacramento band paraded in truclts at
Anaheim Stadium Sunday at halftime of
the Rams-Dolphins football game, each
carrying a placard with the name of one of
America's 52 hostages held in Iran. Tribute
to the hostages circled tbe entire field.
1"X Missile Foes
Stalk 0 C Plants
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEID...
OI t .. O.lly Pll.t Sutt
Every Friday morning, a s
workers arrive at Orange Coun-
ty firms handling defense con-
tracts, members of the Peace
Conversion Project are on hand,
passing out leaflets and trying to
hammer home one point.
They want the federal govern·
ment to abandon its stated plan
to construct the Missile Ex·
peri mental syste m under the
No Death P.enalty
Sought for Doctor
The prosecutor in the Orange
County Superior Court murder
trial of Dr. Louis Alala s aid to·
day he will not pus h for the de·
ath penalty if the accused double
slayer is convicted by a jury.
Deputy District Attorney
Richard Farnell made the state-
ment today before juror selec-
tion began in the trial of the pro-
minent Huntington Beach sur-
geon. Earlier story Page A.3.
•
Nevada-Utah desert.
Members of the Peace Con·
version Project say they are
talking to the defense workers lo
allay the workers' fears of being
laid off should contracts for the
MX system be cancelled. They
say alternate employment op-
portunities can be created.
This week. the Peace' Con·
version Project will expand its
anti-MX campaign. Its members
will begin lo go door-to-door in
Anaheim and affix to doorknobs
fliers bearing the slogan "Cut
lhe Fat."
According to lbe Peace Con·
version Project members, the
MX system ultimately could
cost $100 billion, far above the
original projection or $33 billion.
A:nd they say they believe con-
struction or the system, aside
from causing severe environ-
mental consequences in the
Great Basin desert, would add
fuel to the arms race between
the U.S. and the Soviet Union.
At a press conference to an-
nounce plans for dislrlbut1n1 the
<See MX, Pase "2) ·
Two Shooting
Suspects Held
In Huntington
Huntington Beach police SWAT
officers converged on a Florida
Street residence early Sunday
and arrested two men suspected
in the shooting of a Whittier man
late Saturday.
Eu1ene Blas, 20, and Ermelin-
do Mendez, 23. both of Huntington
Beach, were jailed on suspicion of
assault with intent to commit
murder.
In addition. Blas faces a charge
· of possession of stolen property in
connection with the .22-caliber
pistol he was carrying at tbe time
of bis arrest.
The shooting victim, David
Gonzales, 24, remained in serious
condition al Fountain Valley
Community Hospital today, with
internal injuries caused by a
sin&le gun.shot that entered bis
rlghtside. Huntlngt.on Beach police Sgt.
Luis Ochoa said Gonzales was·
driving along Queens Lane in cen-
t r a I Huntington Beach with
several companions when the oc·
cupants of the Gonzales car
<See SWAT, Page AZ)
Weather
Chance of ra1n lncreaa-
inl to 10 percent t.ooi1bt and 40 percent Tuesday.
Lowa too1tbt ln 509. Highs
Tuesd&Y G to•·
Gov. Edmund G. Brown, Jr.
said today in Anaheim he would
not be surprised to see President·
elect Rooakt Rea1an seek con-ar~asional a~rity to impose
wa1e and price controls in an ef.
fort to control double·digit infla-
tion.
Voyager Nears Saturn ~ystem
INSIDE TeDA 't'
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prwport /'1r a fllfM cd NltO
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Appearinl al the 73rd annual
convention of the NaUonal As·
sociauon of Realtors, the 1ov·
emor •UCCeated that wa1e and
price controls "may look attrac·
tlve over the next 12 montba" to
the lncomlna Reaaan admlnittr•·
Uon. Brown aaid that be la convinced
the lint 1oal of the Reaaan ad·
mlnl1tratloa will be "to set. ban·
dl• Oil bdladon." The profMm
pre1ldlnt .. teet Reaaan will fa.:e,
he,Hld, la "what to do with tbeef·
fectl on abort·term economic
1rowth." 'Brown predicted tlaat YD· •
.. ••ployment oaee .,alD wlll u.~
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1tpa ol tlowdowD ta lbe natlaD'•
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Runn.ln1 awlftly before the
wind, the lJltrepid Voyager 1
spacecraft la endlll1 its lonl journey ln tbe aeaa of deep apace
and la approacblnl the rocky
ahoala ol the Sltum 1y1tem.
Tbe frtn11n1 reef• wlll be reached 'l'Uelday, accordlna t.Q
Plasma Science researcher
JamH Sulllvan aa tbe craft 1 ero. .. Saturn'• "bow abocll"
an d appr oa cbe• tbe
ma1net.opeuae, the outer edle of
tbe plaMt'• map.tic field and
•ten .. tunllu territory.
Here tbe powen of planet and
IUD ....
TIM IOlar •1*tD ii clomlDated by ......... .,...tt,. .... _..
plan.ta m away; Ill Upt bitbel
them. In addition. the sun spews
out a miWon tons or ionized 1u
per second from Its outer at-
mosphere. This steady. 300-mile per
second breeie is known u the
solar wind. It 1enerally blows
serenely and uneventfully
through and out of tbe eolar
1y1tem, unless it blunder.-into a
planetary maanetlc field. Theo
there la a violent cra1h and
wreck oppoainl Udel.
The aolar wtnd cruaht1 the
malDldc fteldl' forward eda•
back toward the planet can'Jinl
lt off ln cbunkl and dubbl•· The ma1...Uc fleld 1tru11lea out-
ward apinlt lhe pnatun like•
teu• tPrinl .u....ua. tbe now arou9d die .._.. tliie • ., •
boulder apUta. rmaun11tteam .
Only at the planet's mapet.lc
poles does aome of the wind
manaae to spiral tbro\llb. Tbere it slams into the upper at·
moa phere, produclnt tbe
brilliant 1uroru Hen for aaea
by me on earth, and ~
dl1covend by t.be two Voy.,.r
spacecraft on Jolter.
The bow aboek ii that point ln
apace where the aolar wind ftnt
notices that IOIMtblu ii lD lta
way and belim to Drl{le uP and
c·ban1e d irect on .· Th• manetoPaUM ii tbe outer bcMm· ·
dary ol ti.. m....-pbendoaud ma..U tie furtbelt ,...ua ol
the wlnd pUUea. toward tbe
planet.
All of tbl1 ta •=••t ••--iltM~ .... solar wlDd laal oa tM •"°'* Ot·
currloa in planetary
neigbborboOds. For example,
atorma on the sun can turn the
solar wind into a veritable bur-
rlcane, blacldna out radio com·
auanlcatlona, interferint wltb
navlsatton and poa1lbly eveo
alterinl the weather on earth. On Satu rn, among other
tbin11, it coetrol1 the envin>n·
ment of the planet 'a myriad
sate~Utet. i
Tbe huce moon, Titan, ii, •
1ood example of Wa. Tltu ~
bitf lta parent at a diltaoee ol
I00,000 •••. ll'IUI placel~
DHf the ed.a• of tbe
&o1pben. smce the 1l9t of
ma1Mtaapen depeoda oo 0.
stma,ul OllM llolar wtDd, ~
ma7 be ·aom•tl•• •lHtdt, t ... MTVaN, ..... A91......,.,.,:...;;..~
.12 Killed,. 50 Wo~
lnL banon Bombings
8SJRUT. lAbuon (AP ) -Two boOby-trQPld ean ~·
pioded \Oday In a crowded public 1quare In prtdomiuntly l"tlrilUaa But Beirut and repotta l.ndlcated u weN kilted and
• 50 wounded. poUce •aid.
Tbl aquare. in the r•ldlnlJal oeicbborhood ot Albrafiyeh.
was ftlled with luncb·bour crowdl wMD tbt bombl nploded
within ftve mlDUUll of ueb other, wit.Dealel taid. n.e apokeaman 18ld lt can parked near tHe Sun.aet moVie
lbe1ter went up in namea u.l\re trucb and ambulances ruabed
to.the square to help get the vicilma to t.o.pttala.
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' WASHJNGTON (AP) -1be'4,J.S. International Trade Com·
mlaalon decided today that imports of cars and trucks wlll not be
restricted, tuming down a plea by American automakers who have
blamed foreign competition for record lotses and unemployment.
The panel, by a 3-2 margin, rejected claims by U.S.
automakers and the United Auto Worten that imoorts. more than any ,other factor, ae responsible for the devastating ~mic
problems of American motor companies.
The commission's decision is final and leaves the automakers
no recourse, officials said.
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LONDON (AP ) -Gold Jumped by as much as S:ZS an ounce
: on European markets today, rebounding 'over the S600 mark
• after falling to a six-month low Friday. Tbe dollar slipped on
,, most world exchanges. . .
l London's five bullion houses fixed the monung &old pnce at
$617 an ounce, up from ~.50 at the dose Friday. after gold
l' prices tumbled $601n two days.
0 Silver was quoted in London at $18.80 an ounce, up from
" $17 .85 Friday.
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By Tiie Aaloclated Pttu
National Guardsmen and firefighters from a numbe.r of
states today joined the battle against dozens of forest fares,
aome believed set, that have consumed mon; ~a!117 ,000 acres
in mountainous eastern Kentucky and West Varguua.
.\o Traf"~ of E' r~lght c•r
NEW YORK (AP> -Coast Guard aircraft were looking
J
again today for a missing 522-foot freighter after three days of
searches turned up no trace of the vessel or its crew of 33.
The search for the ship, the Poet, began after the v~ssel was
reported overdue on a trip to Port Said, Egypt, with a cargo of
com .
The vessel left Cape Henlopen, Del. on Oct. 24. The next
day, a severe stol'III lashed the area through which the Poet was
• lo have passed.
~At Least I 0'
Feared Dead
In Fog Crash
, SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -A
t.raffic accident in dense fog left
~ least 10 people dead today on
J.nterstate 15, which authorities
closed after tangled wreckage
blocked traffic, a spokesman for
the California Highway Patrol
fiaid.
' CHP officer Ray Morris said rupervisors at the scene reported
he possible number of dead as
J.hey picked through the vehicles
which included trucks and cars.
The accident took place near
•Highland Avenue on the Devore
eutoff of l·lS in the northe rn sec-
~ion of San Bernardino, 60 miles
east of Los Angeles at 7:30 a.m .
· Further information on addi·
itional injuries and the number of
•cars involved was not immediate·
ty available, said CHP dispatcher
Keith Weber.
• At least five ambulances and
eix to eight trucks ·were called
ito the scene, said Weber.
Fog closed nearby Ontario In-
ternational Airport at 1 a.m. for
about 7lt'l hours as visibility was
reduced to less than one-quarter
o f a mil e, said ai rpo rt
'Spokeswoman Billie Bickmore. . .,
!Tensions Grow
WILLIAMSTOWN , Mass.
CAP ) -Classes will be sus-
pended for three hours Tuesday
at Willi ams Co ll ege as
authorities try to defuse racial
tensions resulting from a cross·
burning 10 days ago and subse·
quent threats to black students.
There will be a faculty-student
discussion designed ''to deal
with the situation."
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anti-MX flier in Anaheim. lrvine
City Councilman Larry Agran
termed the MX "rapid rail
transit for missiles."
Under the MX concept, mis·
sites would ride on tracks local·
ed in tunnels beneath the desert.
Continued movement of the mis -
siles theoretically would make it
impossible for the Soviets to
know where a missile was locat-
ed at any given time.
"We peed rapid transit not for
missiles but for hundreds of
thousands of commuters here in
Orange CoWltY, •' Agran said.
"Instead of building complex
shelters for missiles, we need to
build shelter for human beings
-affordable homes and apart-
ments," the councilman added.
Joining Agran in condemning
the system were Roger Oil·
tmann, professor of physics at
Cal State Fullerton; Toni Stuart,
a member of Clergy and Laity
Concerned, and Karen Litfm, a
member of the Peace Con·
version Proje<:t. .
Hotel Foes
Seek Ban of
2 Councilmen
Foes of a proposed 12-story
Newport Beach hotel have re·
newed their charge that two re-
cently elected councilmen should
be barred from voting tonight on
that hotel plan.
Me mbers of SPON (Stop Pollut·
ing Our Newport), a 400-member
group, contend that to "retain
confidence" in local politics,
council newcomen Phil Maurer
and John Cox shouldn't vote on
the Koll Company's proposed
500-room hotel.
The croup. which aent out near-
ly 2,000 SPON-o-l!'ams lut week
detaillnt its charge, argues that
$32,000 spent by Koll in the lut
election indirectly benefited
Maurer and Cox.
The money wu used to bankroll
an extensive advertialnl cam-
paign aimed •at ouaUn1 former
councilmen Paul Ryckoff and
Ray Wllllania, the two men un-
seated byCox and Maurer .
Newport's City Attorney H\llb
Cofftn, in a lecal oplnioo writ.ten
lut moaUl. said tbe Hpenditure
did not rep1 eoeat a contribution to
either Maurer or ~x. He ruled
the)' c:oukt vote on the hotel pro-
Polal.
Kott Ctly hall oblerven c{)n.
cede t.bat without Coll or Maurer
votln,, tbe hotel plan would be in
for rouib•lecldlu.
Tbe eouncll delayed aeUon on
t.be hotel plan lut ..-oath when t¥
SPON O"OUP ralMd Hveral •·
vlronmlDtal quettiom about UM
pro,Jeet.
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cumulativeeffedolalJHWIMMla
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SATURN .•.
1om•tlmea out•lde of the
maanette fteld. u u. IOlar wtnd •• blo..U.,
11peelall1 bard , th• :~r:7,;:: .. ~
.... tM -~ momt-' wbi cb probably laclra a
ma(netic fteld o1 its own -to
the full force oft.be wlndl.
Scleotlsb believe that ntan
apenda molt ol U.a Ume inalde ol
the field, ao they are boplnl to
study it in that poeitJon when
Voyager Oles witliln 2,500 miles
of the moon's surface on Tues·
day.
It looks aa if they will set their
wisb. They have a weather
forecast to help them out.
Voyaeer t 's sist e r ahlp.
Voyager 2 will not reach the-
plaoet watil August next year.
But it is only eight days upwind
of Saturn, and it has not been
Idle.
While waiting for its encounter
with the planet, Voyager 2 bas
been measuring the solar wind,
and it reports that no storm is
headed Saturn's way this week.
The mainetosphere should be
well expanded for the Titan visit
Tuesday night.
A major headache plaguing
the Voyager team has nothing to
do with the weather on the sun
or the weather on Saturn, but in·
volves what has become known
as "the rain in Spain.··
The Voyager mission is con·
trolledih.rough three 210-foot an·
tennas located at Goldstone in
California, near Madrid, Spain,
and in Aus tralia. They are
spaced around the earth so that
the spacecraft is within sight of
at least one antenna at one time.
Unfortunately, r ain interferes
with the reception or data from
Voyager 's high speed transmit-
ter. It is not so much rain or
clouds in the air that gives the
trouble; it is the rain that coats
the a ntenna and absorbs the
signal that frustrates engineers .
And it ls raining in Spaio.
Friday night over five hours of
data were lost w h i le the
Madrid station was on line.
Saturday night was a close call._
The w~ather had been threaten-
ing all day and it was only
minutes after Goldstone took
over from Madrid that the
down pour in Spain s tarted
again.
Information lost on Friday
was valuable but not vital. As
Voyager gets nearer to Saturn,
though, the data becomes more
irreplacebale.
This is especially true for
Voyager's investigative path by
Titan. Titan is scientifically
perhaps more interesting and
important than Satur n itself,
and all the data must be sent
through storm covered Madrid.
Loss of this data would deal a
heavy blow to the mission.
Engineers at the Madrid sta·
tion. have fought back by setting
up fans like giant hair dryers to
blow water off the sensitive
parts of the antenna. This has
helped i;ome. Yet for a ll the
sophistication of t he Voyagers
and the ground s tations, the
vagaries of nature will have the
final word.
Today was a busy day for the
indefatigable planetary probe.
Along with observing Saturn
and carrying out numerous
other experiments, the craft
sends back pictures of the
moon's Rhea. Titan, Minas.
Tethys, Dione, and Hyperion. By
midnight, Voyager will have
narrowed the distance to the
planet by one million miles ,
leaving just over one million to
go until its Wednesday's ren·
d ezvous 80 ,000 miles above
Saturn's turbule nt, mosaic
clouds .
Cable Failure
Blamed for
Power Outage
Failure or some older under-
ground cables caused a 19-hour
electrical power outage in a sec·
lion of Newport Beach Sunday.
but the power was back on to-
day.
lnvesti1ators said a bout 100
units in the Versailles Apart-
ments near Hoag Memorial
Hospital were left without power
when the failure occurred short·
ly before noon Sunday.
Southern California Edison
Company spokesman Larry
HamUtcn aaJd difficulty ln locat-
lnl the failed cable caused the
delay lo restoring power.
The power went back on about
' a. m , today followin1 repairs.
Electronic
Super Bowl?
Sipupe for :"Head-to-Head"
electronic football competition
are be1na held at the Boye Club of
La•una &each tbrouth Nov. 15.
About 500 Boya Club• tbrouaout the nation are eonduc·
liDI die tournament, whxc w111 produce nlneftnallata. •
Tbe ftnabata will travel the
Super Bowl tn New Orleana ln
.lanuary. Fvrtber lnlormat.ton
may be obtained by callln1 BW
Quam attba &o,.Club, -.ms.
·' ~ .. • -0 ""*I,..... Stret~hing lier Talent
The youngest member of the Acrobats of Canton goes
through a routine of "soft ~xercises" during the troupe's
performance at New York's Radio City Music Hall. The
routine is traditionally designed to show off the abilities
of the youngest performer. The Chinese acrobats will vis-
it 31 cities in the Umted States and Canada.
Seal Beach's
City Manager
Quitting Post
The Se.al Beach City Co uncil is
expected tonight to accept the
resignation of City Man ager
Dennis Courtemarche who has
held t he city's top a ppointed
position since 1971
Courtemarche, who has been
embroiled with council officials
over worsening financial condi·
lions, said today he is leaving to
take a job in private enterprise.
The resignation becomes ef·
fective Dec. 12.
·'I've been here 15 yea rs in all.
and it is very difficult to leave.
But I believe everybody will be
better off and a certain fresh·
ness will help. It is time to move
on," Courtemarche said.
Courtemarche s aid his de -
cision to leave had already been
made before city voters defeat-
ed a $4.9 million tax measure to
provide fire, pol ice and
paramedic services over the
next four years. Courtemarche
submitted his resignation last
Wednesday. the day after the
electioo.
A rep lace ment f or
Courtemarche has not been
named.
f'rone Pog~ :I I
SWAT ..•
became embroiled in a dispute
with several people on foot.
Ochoa said Blas allegedly
pulled out a pistol and fired one
s h ot t h at s hattered the
passenger's side window and
another that struck Gonzales.
The driver was able to move his
car a short distance from the
scene before he lost conscious-
ness. police said .
Ochoa said Blas and Mendez
immediately fled the scene in a
white car . while neighbors sum-
moned police.
Information from witnesses at
the scene led police to 2307 Florida
St.
SW AT officers secured the area
and arrested Mendez in an apart·
ment and Blas in the attic of the
residence. Ochoa said.
Collision Fatal
LOS ANGELES (AP )
Authorities sa y a wrong·way
driver on the Santa Monica
freeway was kllled and two
others injured foUowinl~! ~ad
on collision Sunday near t.be
freeway's Fairfax Avenue off.
ram:->.
Gi111111i"k Tctld
, I
Durante's Secret Revealed
NEW YORK (A p ) -As the late comedian Jimmy Durante
would say, everybody's getting i.nto the act. .
Now his widow. Marge Durante, has let the world an on a
secret millions of Durante fans wondered about for years: ~
was the Mrs. Calabash to whom Durante bid a fond good ru ght
at the end of every radio and television perfo~ance? .
Durante. who died Jan. 29 at 86, once said the mystenous
lady was a childlfood s weetheart he met in elementary school.
But as Mrs. Durante tells it. there never was such a person.
"1 guess it can now be told ." the comic's widow told The
New York Daily News. "Mrs. Calabash was a gimmick ~bich
J immy and producer J oe Pasternak developed when Jam~y
was starting his radio show. They felt they needed something
special to end the show . Something to catch the ear of listeners
and Mrs. Calabuh was born ...
So, good night, Mrs . Calabash.
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In Crash
Of Plane·
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A plaDe crub lD tbe Colorado ~I:. prairie Saturday nl1bt • ftw .._._. ol a fUlli.b
fo~ a~ Oudle a'°" •MilHDl sat..bertu, ud ~
lb• bricfe married oae week
earlier.
AutborW• for the Mesa Com·
ty Sberiff'• Office In Grand
Junction, Colo., said today tbeN
was no fire wbeo th• •lnll•
engine Mocmey 111-IOK alammed
into the earth on a landlna ap-
proach. ...
Bodiea of pilot Dou1lA1
Gaylord, SS, and hi• four
P&Ueftlers were scattered over
a quarter-mile area along witb
wreckage of the small plane.
Victims in addition to
Gaylord, of 8012 Cerulean Ave.,
included his son Mark, Mrs,
Sharon McCormick, 30, of
Paonia, Colo., and her two
~hildren. K;atie, 5 and Kevin, 15
months.
Mark Gaylord, a partner in bis
f ather's firm, Coast Wood
Products, a cabinet-making
company. was married the pre·
vious Saturday and left bis new
wife, Dina, behind.
Th~ plane based at Long
Beach Airport was a four·
passenger a ircraft, but Mrs.
McCormick was carrying her m.:
fant son in her arms aboard the
turbo-charged plane.
Family spokesmen said today
that no arrangements have been
ma"d~ to retum bodies of ~
father and son to Garden Grove.·
Sheriff's investigators said ~
entire family was oritinally
from Paonia, about 40 miles oot-:
side Grand Junction, where Mn.:
McCormic k and her t hree
children were being taken.
The pilot was in sight of the
control tower at Walker Fie.Id
Airport late Saturday night and
had requested permission to
land while five miles out.
He wu pven clearance bytbe
air traffic controller, who told
him be was coming in just
slightly too high, a Mesa County
Sheriff's Office spokesman said
today.
He said the controller watched
a nother plane and its pilot mak-
ing a touch-and-go landing
momentarily and returned bis
gaze to the Gaylord aircraft but
in those few seconds it bad
vanished.
Sheriff's deputies were
notified when tllere waa DO
further radio contact but tM
se-.rch over rollin1. 1ally-
riddled terrain was suspended
until daylight Sunday.
Investigators for the Federal
Aviation Administration are now
attempting to determine further
details such as whether the elder
or younger Gaylord was at the
controls.
Police Hunt
Horse's Gear
Costa Mesa p o lice are
searching for silver-studded sad-
dles and other bone tacit report-
ed as stolen from the Equestrian
Center at the Oran1e County
Fairgrounds.
Thieves cut a padlock frooi
the equestrian shop's door late
Thursday, investigators said,
taking Sl0,243 worth of iear
owned by operators Reeinald
and Pamela Peabody.
Included in the haul, police
said, were a Western and an
Arab saddle laced witb silver
and worth about Sl,500 eacb.
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Gadget Voices
Wake-up Cftll
SUNNYVALE (AP> -lmasfne a clock that Lelli you
when to wake up in the momt.ni -with a senUe voice, not
a raucoua rtn1.
Or a car that plea.sanUy says, "Your oil~ low," rather
tbn lipalln1 with a red lleht.
NatlonaJ Semkonduct.or Corp. think• it hu a solut.Jm
to the problem of 1etUn1 people'• attention with aomethla1
other than beepJ, bu11e1 and fluhln1 U1bta. ll 's called
Dl1ltalker, a talking inte1rated clrcUlt .
.. TllE WO&(.D WE LIVE in la aU ailJll and indlca·
tiona," aaya Fred Wickersham. product marketing
mana1er.
"In tbe mechanical world, the only way to com-
municate with people is to put a nuhlng light on it, or tone
or buu. With an affordable solution, these products can
now tell you what the meaHge is supposed to be," he said.
In Digitalker'a case, 128,000 bits of information stored
on a silicon chip yield about 90 words or 18 phrases.
THE PACKAGE IS ABOUT ohe inch deep and about
the size of a business card. The largest part of the system
is the speaker.
The system converts typical speech sounds into a
numerical form that computers understand. The process is
called waveform digitization.
To play the words back, a signal is given -say, your
alarm clock reaches a pre·set time -and a computer on a
quarter-inch-square chip decodes the digitized information
and sends it to an amplifier and speaker. The voices of
men, women or children can be used.
WICKERSHAM SAID NATIONAL Semiconductor an·
Ucipates selling 2 million chip sets next year and perhaps
double that number the following year. Customers submit
tape recordings of the words or phrases they want, then
the company manufactures chip sets for them. Each chip
set costs about $12.
Texas Instruments of Dallas was the first to introduce
talking chips, in 1978 when it came out wittt its ''Speak and
Spell" educational toy. The company has limited its use of
talking chips lo products it produces, rather than making
chips for other companies' use, as National Semiconductor
does. Texas International anticipates a $3 billion total for
talking chips by 1990.
One market researcher says he's not that optimistic.
F . LANE MASON OF DATAQUEST, an independent
semiconductor industry marketing research firm in
nearby Cupertino, said, "They don't seem to add much.
"The place where the applications seem more
legitimate or more long-lasting would be aids to the dis·
abled -blind, sight-impaired -who need some ability to
communicate with machines," be said. "Everyone is
scratching his brain to try to figure out where you can use
these things."
But Mason added that since the industry is in its inf an·
cy. it is difficult to tell where the real markets might be.
··My professional opinion is very guarded; I don't really
know," be said.
COUNTERS WICKERSHAM: "Our feeling is that five
years down the road everything can talk and will talk."
At least one engineer thinks the chips wlll have many
applications.
''In the next few years, we will see an increase in the
number of machines that talk to us and an increase in the
number of machines that can understand our swken com-
mand.a," predicts Dr. George Bekey, chairman of the de·
partmmt of electrical enaineering systems at USC in Loe
Angele1.
''THE naST MACBIN~ are already on the market
-taJJdnc tranalaton, toya that speak like 'Speak and
Spell' and taJklng cbesa playin1 machines," Bekey said.
"Next I would expect talking machines that uae speech
syntbestiera will probably be used in elevators,
automobiles and on the telephone."
It's a lot easier for machines to talk to us than for us to talk to them. says Bekey.
"Speech recognition has several problems," he said.
''One is the recognition of continuous speech -most com-
puters understand only one-or two-word commands. Other
difficulties crop up because English meanings are often
dependent on conle.xt or voice inflection and the computer
understands neither."
COMPUTERS CAN LEARN and res pond to a
vocabulary of se veral hundred words as long as they are
aJI spoken by the same person. Bekey says. but can re-
cognize only a few words if they have to listen to several
people whose voices are different.
"Complete voice recognition is a long way off, if
ever," he said. "But a typewrit,er that could produce
rough-draft business letters -I would say that's not far
away, maybe by the end of the decade."
Gasoline Mixture
Aid to 0 ld Ca-rs
WASmNGTON '(AP) -If you have an older, high·
compression car, it may pay to mix leaded and unle~ded
gasoline in your tank, according lo the Ameracan
Automobile Auociation.
The high octane fuel needed by those autos ls being
phased out and owners can face costly engine modifica·
tiona in order to bum today's lower octane ruels.
SOME MAY BE ABLE to avoid this, however. by buy
ing the hlchest octane frades of both leaded and unleaded
fuels and mhdn1 them in your tank in about a SO.SO ratio,
lhe auto club says.
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• 1-1·1 COHTACT(RlQ
(J)·M"A"l"H
Ricky Schroder plays a boy who idolizes
his father, a down-and-out former boxer,
in ''The Champ,'' premierinJ{ on network
television tonight at 8 on CBS, Channel 2.
Maj. Houllhan't llance
atrl-11 the 40771h and
thoclc• Frank by uklng
him to be hit bait man. 1:001 CM~ N8CNr#8
HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
Fonzie agrees to watch owr the pregnant wile of a
friend wtlO 11 out ol town.
• JOKE.R'S WILD
• M0A08°H
Frank la an11gonist1c
toward a wounded North
Korean olllcer who
91crlJ>et hie own Injury
and corree11y dlaonoses
th• wound• or other
patients
• MAETTA
aar.tta laces • deadly
eontrontatlon with • nll
man who w11 hi• closest
Childhood friend.
• OVEREASY
GuHls: •Inger Johnny
Dumond. Dr. Abram
Sachar. handyman Al Car-
rell.~ ~Ell / l.LHREA
Cl) TIC TAC DOUGH
7:30 8 2 ON THE TOWN
Hosts Steve Edwards and
Melody Aogera Ilka • look
at Mexico
D FIOHT Met< WITH
DAVID HOAOWITZ
Topies include lnaulallon
poisoning. generic drugs,
fire extlngulahars and
cleanser1.
9 8HANANA
Guests Ronnie Spector
and The Aonettn. IJ FACE THE MUSIC
G) ALL IN THE FAMILY
Gloria· s aurprtse
announcement that aha
might be pregnant again
leads 10 drastic action by
an uncertain Mika
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• MACNEIL I LEHRER
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• COHHECTION8: AN
Al TVINA TE VIEW 0#-
CHAHOE
"Thunder In The Skies"
James Burka takn • cloM
look at th• many changes
In enargy aourc .. since the
13th oentury (A) O
Cl) P.M.M~
Franclac.an Brother Ron
Plkar&kl, a gourmet vege-
tarian chef.
8:00 8 Cl) MOVIE • • * "Th• c namp''
(1978) Jon Voight. Faye
Ouneway. A down-and-out
boxer attempta a come-
bacic when his ntr1nged,
-lfthy wile Clllflengn
him tor custody 01 their
)'OUng Ion. D UTILE HOUSE ON
THEPAAIRIE
Laura suspecta that
Almanzo la paying allen-
tlon to another woman a.nd
moves bllcit lo her par-
ents' home. o
9 MOVIE •
**'It "The Kiiiers" (1964)
Lee Marvin, Angt. Otckin-
aon. A p1tr of hired kllle<s
probe thetr victim's pasl
IHklng clues on a robbery
In which the victim had
purportedly Ileen Involved
(2 hrs.)
IJ MOVIE ••'It "A Gulde For The
Married Woman" ( 1978)
Cybill Shlp~rd, Charles
Frank A young llouuwif•
wflo IMll tnat married II,.
I• clotlng In on her drMmt
of flaW!o 11n utramarllll
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of the V.A on housing.
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UO. CAAOL IUAHETT
AND F'AIEHDe
•• THI! IHAKlSPEARE PLAYS
"Hami.t" Derek Jacobi.
ca.Ir• Bloom, Eric Porter
and P1trlck Stewart atar m
1 new t.i.viston produc-
tion ol William Shake-
lflMTe'a popular ptey
1:46 8 111 TO BE
ANHOUNCED
t:OO D MOVIE * •'4 "IC9 Cattlea (11179)
Lynn-Holly Johnson, Rob-
by Benson A promising
young figure skater and
lier boyfriend find sudden
aucceas hard to cope wflh
when Sh• I• Ch<>Hn 10 trlln
lor pre-Olympic competi-
tion.
• THA rs INCREDIBLE
Fe1tured: a men ..yno flew
across the Atlantic
alrapped to an 11rpl1na. an
11-)'Nf·old ffll·made mll-
llonalre. a atunt pllol
at1empts an up11de down
loop 25 feet above lhe
ground
G) MERV GRIFFIN
Guests· Tom Wopat.
Shecky Gr""•· Carlene
Carter, Glen Super Dave
Mason, Rick Podell
., HEEHAW
Guests· Statler Brolhers,
JtmmLCannon. Ralph Case
Dancers 9 DON CORYELL
8:30(11 MOVIE
• • • "Joe l<ldd' t 1972)
Clint Eastwood, John Sax-
on. A silent stranger Is
hired by a wealthy land-
owner to track down a
gang ot Mexican-Ameri-
cans who have Invaded lhe
lamtory ( I hr 30 min )
10:00111 NEWS
MOVIE
••• "Hustling" (19751
Lee Remick. Monie Mark-
nam A woman reporter
lakes a ltrsth1nd look al
the btg-monay world 01
prostitution ( 1 hr • 30 min.)
.., NATIONAL NEWS
10:30 IJ CIJ LADIES MAN
G)m» NEWS
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SQUARES
I HlW\. YW8:> CMMI
M•A•S•H
Klinger brMll• 111 anotllef
peycflO end IM IU1 bo11 of
morphln• from aupply -•o be contamlnlltlld.
• Ofe ITIP llYOHO
"MNNQ9 FtOITI Clara" A
pr•tty IMCher In an adOlt
11Ghool suddenly nnd1 lh•
11 writing tn an unlamlllar
foreign hand,
11:30 8 Cl) QUINCY, M.L
A m9'1 IUIOICted of MllU·
•Uy HHultlng .. ...,,,
(em•ln turn• hi• holtMlty
toward a counffl<>f tor
rape vlc1lm1.
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CAMON
Guests: G.arge Peppard •
David Lenetman, Buddy
Rich (At
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Chrtule agr .. a to help
Aoalyn eacape In r•lurn tor
a denge<oua favor
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D GUN8MOKE
Matt. Doc. Featua and sev-
aret other paaMngen ire
!rapped on a lttln by 1
band of lndtana In the
snowy Colorado moun-
1a1n1 (Part t)
., HOGAN'S HEAOE8
Kllnk Is taken Ill Jull when
HOQan needa nlm In his
plans
ti) ITTAl<E&A THIEF
Al Munoy Mia out 10
recover a mining lac>·
secret device attar a SAC
nomber crasnes In Spain. ®l ABCNEWS
11:50®) IA0"810£
A 10-year-old witness 10 a
"!Urdar dang•rously
resists Ironside's etlorta to
make him tl lk (Part 21
-MIDNIGHT-
12:00 9 lWIUGHT ZOfolE
"The Bewitchin' Pool" 8 ABCNEWS
G) YOU BET YOUR LIFE
Buddy Hackett meets an
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TUBE ·TOPPERS
ABC • 6 :00 -Monday Nifht
Football. The Houston Oilers play host to
the New England .Patrlota ln a clash of
American Conference powers .
CBS • 8:00 -"The Champ." John
Voight an<I" Faye Dunaway star in the re-
make ol the poignant story ol a boxer at-
tempting a comeback with YO\ml Ricky
Shroeder stealing most of the scenes (photo left).
NBC e 9 :00 -"l c.e Castles."
Lynn-Holly Johnson is a good skate in
this movie about Olympic i ce
competition with Robby Benson and
Colleen Dewhurst.
undertaker. a Jap.,_
chef and a woman who II a
matehmaket.
ID MA8TEAPIEC!
THEA TN!
"Pride And Prejudice" Mr.
Btngley'a 1brupt departure
to London hurta Jane
d"91Y llld Ellubelh Is
convinced that the disa-
greeable Mr. Darcy waa to
blam• (Part 3) O
12-.20 8 MOVIE
•• •;, .. How Aw!\11 About
Allan" 11970) Tony Per-
kins. Julia Harris. A young
man tries to overcome his
paychosomatlc blindness
at home. bu1 ta tormented
by a atrlnQe voice (2 hraJ
12:30 D TOMOAAOW
Guest Fetner Ralpn
OtOrlo. a Roman Cait1ohc
prlell who ts 1110 a faith
heale< 9 18PY
"A Gitt From Alexander"
II THEFBI
"Spec1ai Delivery"
., YOU 8ET YOUR LIFE
Buddy Hackett mMll •
,,.. .. .,bed queen. a subu•-
bafl cowboy and a bagpipe
pla~r
•
NATIONAL NEWS
12:40 Cl) THE HEW
AVEHGEAS
Steed r•tums to hi& houH
and finds everything that
he really cered about has
l>..i deslloved.
12:50 9 ADAM· l2
Malloy and Reed lry 10
help a young basketball
player from returning to
narcollcl.
1:00 . 'l<)VIE
• • ~ "Montana" ( 1950)
Errol Flynn. Alexis Smllh
Wealthy cattle owners 1ry
10 atop a sheep rancher
from moving his herds Into
cattle country ( 1 hr . 30
min )
1:301 NEWS THE LONE RANGER
"Matlled Deputy"
1:50 1 NEWS 2:00 NEWS
2:20 NEWS
2:26 8 MOVIE
• • • "Detour To
Nowhere" t 1972) G80fge
Peppard, Cr1r1s11ne Bel-
ford. An Insurance lnvesll-
lot l1nd1 both~ anG
lnal ln~t In :
ur murdett and an :
mored truck rot>t>ety. (2
I NlWI
• "Texas Terror"
$)John Wayne. Gibby •
A cowboy ridden
gulft over tne death of
st Irland decide• to
me .t peaceful pra.-
• (1 hr)
*'It "The Big Shot"
l Humphra~ Bogan,
Manning The old 111•
a holds appeal for •
1 time lot«. (t hr , 50
... 'It 'The Big Tr8""
( 1~ Kirk Douglas. Elle M~ Landowners are
d 1ned 10 protect their
11 land lrom a greedy 1u,. baron In c1111or-
n111,edwood rornl (2
hr ..
• .
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1:00. * * 'Seance On A ' • W~ernoon" ( 1964) l<lm
SI~ Rlehard Attanbor-
ou professional medi-
um ns to kidnap a
we~ cnlld to pro.,. her
sui:i,1ura1 powerL (2
hrq
3:00 ®> 1 · Hitchhike'"
I t97 Cloris Leachman,
Mieh Brondon A wom-
an o._, way to San Fren-
c1scqks up a Mchnlket
who \s out lo oe a mur-
derer rir . 30 min t
3:30 II J "Caprice"
( 196fpria Day Richard
H•fr•'t> woman uavela
1nCOQi to track down
the no11cs ring respan-
s1bla l\er fainer s daalh
12 hr'I
by Armstron1& Batluk
COACH 1 UNOER-
5TAND1 THAI 'IOVVE
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IHIS SUNt:>A'f'!
Derek Jacobi: Perfect TV 'Hamlet' MUSICAL COMEDYPECIAL
PUNNED FOR 'FERVARt.
By PETER J. BOYER
LOS ANGELES (AP) -To the drama critic's
contention that the Sbyespeare plays don't belong
on TV, PBS offers tomght's "Hamlet" (at 8:30 on
both KOCE. Channel SO, and KCET, Channel 28) as
refutation. A convincing rebuttal it is.
Derek Jacobi is the perfect television Hamlet.
He knows and is known by television through his
stunning performance in "I, Claudius" and other
British productions, and manages to fit Hamlet in·
to the small screen without s hrinking the Dane's
broad, mysterious dimensions.
JACOBI MAY BE THE perfect Hamlet of any
medium. The actor's very countenance suggests
the dark hero's quizzical aspect, the lan1uid Iida
and thick arched brows forming a sort of animate
question mark on the Jacobi face.
On television, where the audience ii neither
compelled to attention or recessed at intermission,
Hamlet can't afford the lelsurely ambivalence
that has been at the center of his literary fame. Is
the vengeful prince a coward or a moralist? Is he
paralyzed by a subliminal delight that his father is
dead? Does he, in fact, delay, or merely pretend to
delay? ls he mad, or feigning madness?
That stuff is swept away in Jacobi's furious in-
terpretation of Hamlet , a firestorm of emotional
and physical action suggesting anything but limp
irresolution. Jacobi's Hamlet moves so fast his
many clisparat~ parts blur into one, and the one is
strong enough at its center to move you along
through the play like a hjghly accomplished tour
guide in a Byzantine castle, probing all the nooks
and crannies while making sure none is lost.
JACOBI'S HAMLET COMES with aU the stan-
dard equipment, melancholy. seething anger and
the like, but there is special care given to Hamlet's
morose, sometimes spooky sense of humor. In the
final scene of Act III. Hamlet vigorously assails
his mother. the stained Queen: he accidentally kills
Saeurdag Night'• Ne.e 1Llneup
Here are the new members of NBC'•
.. Saturday Night Live" repertory com·
pany, assembled for a cast photo in New
York. From left are Denny Ollloo, Charles
.
.. All Mn' AM AJifDIALI
I MIAHUllAN mNOI
LAILA lllAJlll"
Rocket, Ann Rilley, Joe Pi.scope, Gail Mat-
thius and Gilbert Gotfrled. They'll debut on
. the show Saturday at 11: 30 on Channel 4.
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his girlfriend's father, and is devastated by a
reproachful visit from the ghost of his own father.
· 'I'U lug the guts into> the neighbor room,"
Hamlet says, Jacobi looking for all the world like
one of the Three Stooges trying to ditch a stiff.
Then. grasping the corpse's ankles, be pauses at
the door. fixes his gaze on the reeling Queen, and
says gently. "Good night, Mother ," with the in-
nocence of John-Boy Walton at turning -in lime.
A 3"'2-hour television program is almost a self-·
contradiction, lo be sure. But "Hamlet" above all the
Shakespeare plays, benefits from a celebrity so
broad that its parts are known to even those who
don'tlmowitsauthor.
THE PLAY IS FILLED with familiar lines:
"To be. or not to be," ''In the mind's eye." "The
primrose path of dalliance," "The play's the
thing," "Though this be madness, yet there ls
method in't," and everybody's favorite, "Frailty
thy n ame is woman.'' '
Claire Bloos:i>, beautiful as ever, plays Queen
Gertrude, Patrick Stewart gives a rather benign
impression of Claudius and Erle Porter renders a
suitably ridiculous Polonius. But each, especially
Lalla Ward's anemic Ophelia. is blasted off the
stage by Jacobi's Hurricane Hamlet.
eith~~ is something to see. The material isn't bad,
Farrah to Star
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Sylvia Fe Kaye will
present another look at musical corny on public
television in February.
The second in the "Musical Cordy Tonight''
ser ies stars Richard Orenna. Nam Dussault,
Ser gio Franchi , Bonnie Franklin, lnny Kaye,
Jack Lemmon , Juliet Prowse, L)'l Redgrave
and Larry Storch.
They will present scenes fro( "Finian's
Rainbow," "South Pacific." "Lady i.lhe Dark."
and "Sweet Charity." 1
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HOLLYWOOD '(AP) -Farrah Fawcett stars "ORDl~Y in the NBC mini-aeries "Murder ln Texu" aa Joan
Hill, the Houston socialite and wife of Dr. John E"
Hill,. whose mysterious death set into motion a t \
series of bizarre events.
Mi.as Fawcett, who bu just completed "Can-
non ball" with Burt Reynolda and Roser Moore,
begins work on the four-hour abow Nov. n ln
Houston. The Dick Clark Production, ln uaocla-
tion .with Billy Hale Filam, ii baled on the book by
Ann Kurth, the second wlfe of t>r. Hill.
CBS had planned an elcht-bour mlni-aertea on
the cue, baaed on the book "Blood"and Money,"
by Thomas Tbompeon, but tt bu not 1one iato pro-
duction.
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Wake-up Call
SUNNYVALE <AP> -Imagine a clock that tella you
wben to wake up in the mominl -with a 1eot1e voice, oot
a raucous rin1.
O~ •car that pleasantly says, "Your oil is low " rather
than aagn.aHn1 with a red Ulht. '
National Semiconductor Corp, t.binks it bu a aoluUon
to the problem·o11ettln1 people's attention with aomethin1 ot~er t.bao beeps, buzzes and nuhin1 lilhta. It's called
D11italker, a talking integrated circuit.
.. 111E WORLD WE LIVE in is all signs and indica·
lions." says Fred Wickersham, product marketing
manager. '.'In the mechanical world, the only way to com·
mwucate with people is to put a Oubin1 light on it, or tone
or buu. With an affordable aolutioo, these products can
now teU you what the message is supposed to be," be said.
In Digitalker's case, 128,000 bits of information stored
on a silicon chip yield about 90 words or 18 phrases.
THE PACKAGE IS ABOUT one inch deep and about
~he size of a business card. The largest part of the system
is the speaker.
The system converts typical speech sounds into a
numerical form that computers understand. The process is
called waveform digithatioo.
To play the words back, a signal is given -say, your
alarm clock reaches a pre-set time -and a computer on a
quarter-inch-square chip decodes the digitized information
and sends it to an amplifier and spea.ker. The voices of
men, women or children can be used.
WlCKEllSllAM SAID NATIONAL Semiconductor an-
ticipates selling 2 million chip sets next year and perhaps
double that number the following year. Customers submit
tape recordings of the words or phrases they want, then
the company manufactures chip ~ts for them. Each chip
set costs about $12.
Texas Instruments of Dallas was the first to introduce
talking chips, in 1978 when it came out with its "Speak and
Spell" educatioo.al toy. The company ha.S limited its use of
talking chips to products it produces, rather than making
chips for other companies' use, as National Semiconductor
does. Texas International anticipatta a $3 billion total for
talking chips by 1990.
One mart.et researcher says he's not that optimistic.
F. LANE MASON 011' DATAQUEST, an independent
semiconductor industry marketin1 research firm in
nearby Cupertino, said, "They don't seem to add much.
•'The place where tbe applications seem more
legitimate or more loq-lasting would be aids to the dis-
abled -blind. s ight-impaired -who need some ability to
communicate with machines," be said. "Everyone ia
scratcbine his brain to try to figure out where you can uae
these tbinp. ''
But Muon added that since the industry is in its inf an·
· cy, it ia dilficuJt to tell where the reaJ markets might be.
"MY profeaioftal opin.ioo ia very guarded; I don't really
know," be said.
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(I) M•A•a•H .
Ricky Schroder plays a boy w'bo idolizes
his father, a down-and-out former boxer,
in "'The Champ '' premlerinR on network
television tonight at 8 on CBS, Channel 2.
M•J. Houllhen'• llanc.
""-II 1111 4077th and alle!C*t ,,..mc b)I eslc Ing '*" to be hit tit.I men.
NOi CM NEWS NICNEWS HAPPY DAYS AOAJH
P:onzle egr... to wetch
O'#« tlll pregnenl wile of •
frilnd wtio4• out ol town.
• JOKER'S WILO e u·A·s·H
Frenk Is 1n11gonlst1c
IO'IWWd I wounded North
Ko rean officer who
delc;ribn his own tn1ury
end cofreclly dlegnoset
the wounds ol other
petlents.
• BAAETTA
Baflltl llUS I dHdly
CC>f'lron11tton with • hit
""" WhO was Ills closest
c:NldhOod frlenc!
• OVEREASY
Gueat1: singer Jollnny
Desmond. Dr. Abt1m
Sachar. hendymlrl Al Cit"·
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7:30 8 2 ON TME TOWN
Hosts St-Edw1rd1 Ind
Melody Roger1 t1ke a loolt
et Mexico.
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DAVID HOAOWfTZ
T oplc;s Include in.utallon
poisoning, gerierlc druge.
fire exllngul11)ers end
cleansers.
8 SHANAHA '
G~ta: Ronnie Spector
and Tiie Ronettes.
f,) FACE TiiE MUSIC
GI AU.IHTiiE~Y
Gloria'• 1urprlse
.announcement that she
might be pregnant again
leads 10 orutle ectlon 1>y
an uncert1Jn Mlle•
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tool! et the many Chlnget
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FrllnclSClll Brother Ron
Plkerakl, I gour~ veg.-
titian chef.
1:00 8 Cl) MOYIE
• • • "The Chemp"
( 197g) Jon VOlghl. F1ye
Ounaw1y. A down-end-out
boxer attempts a com.
b~ llllhen his H lrenged.
welllthy wife chlllenges
him for custody ol tlWMr
young eon. D LmlE HOUSE OH
THE PRAIPllE
L1ur1 auspects lhll
Almanzo Is paying auen-
tlorl to enother woman and
moves blck to her per-
ents' h<>me. a
• MOVlf • * *°" "The Klllera" (1964)
L .. Marvin. Angle Oickln-
eon A pair ol hired kitten
probe their victim's PHI
IMlclng duel on a robbery
In which the vi<:11m hid
purportedly been Involved
12 hrs.)
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M1rrled woman" \ 1978)
CybiH S~d. Chatln
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~PLAYS
"Hlmllt'' Derek ~· \ o.rr. BloOnl. Eflc Potter
Md htrldt 114JWllrt S11f Wt
• -·~ produc-tion ol WllllM\ SMk•
.,... •• popular play.
1:41•0 To.M
AHNOUNCfD
t:OO .. MOVll! **'I+ "ic. C11tlel" (1979)
Lynn-Holly John9on, Rob·
by l:Mnton A promi9ing
young ligufe akller and
her boyfrtend.}lnd IUdden
~ f\lrd to cope w.th
When Ille Is Ch<>Slfl to 1r11n
I« pre-Olympic; competi-
tion.
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F .. tured: • man who flew
1croas the Atlenttc
atrepped to en ll<plene: an
I I ·year .()Id Mii -midi mil-
llon•lre: 1 stunt pllot
allempts 1n upside down
loop. 25 teet above Ille
ground
• MERV GAtFFll~
Guesll: Tom Wopa1.
Shecll y Gr""9. Carlene
Carter. Glen Super. Dave
Mason, Rick Podell
• HEE HAW
Guests· Stellet Brother3.
Jlmmi Cennon. Ralph Case
D111cers tmJ DOH CORYELL
9:30@) MOVIE ** * "Joe Kidd" (1972)
Clint Eastwood, John Sax-
on. A silent Sltaoget Is
hired by • weattny land-
owner to trec;k down a
gang ol Me.lean-Amerr-
cens who have Invaded the
territory ( 1 hr . 30 min,)
10:00 I f,) HEWS ·MOVIE
• • • "Hust hog.. (1975)
Lee Remick. Monte ~ark
ham. A woman repOrter
takes 1 lirsthand look at
the big-money world or
prostltutiOn (I hr • 30 min l
• HA TIONAL NEWS
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• d'"91'0U'I ''"°'. 8 NEWS
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Matt. Doc. Festut and MY•
etll other~· we
trepped on a trlln by 1
bind ol lndlens In the
snowy Colorado moon-
talns. tPart 1)
• HOGAN'S HEAOES
Klink It taiten IU just wflen
Hogen needs hlm In hi•
plan1.
., rT TAKES A THl£1'
Al Mundy sell OUI lo
recover • mlsalng top-
aecret device aflet 1 SAC
l>ornber crashes In Spetn.
(11) ABC NEWS
11:50 (JI) IRONSIDE
A 10-yur-old witness to a
murder d angerously
resists Ironside's efforts 10
rneke l\tm talk. (Part 21
12:00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE
"The Bewltch1n· Pool"
G ABCHEWS
8) YOU BET YOUR LIFE
Buddy Heckel! meets an
JOHN DARLING
IH15 ~ MIKE MA.J<:>C<i5
WITH HUTCH ~ILE.Y,
!HE HE.AO COACH OF IHE 0UZZAA05!
ABC • e: 00 -llonday Nltbt Football. Tli8 ffoualQll OOen pt.y host to
the New Enaland Patriots-in a cluh ot
American Conference powers .
CBS • 1:00 -'6The Cla.amp. '' John
Voight anil Faye Dunaway ltar in the re-
mue ~ tbe poipant 1tory at • boxer at-
temptbw a comeback with )'(>mlg Ricky
Shroeder ateallq most of .the scenes (photo left).
NBC "~'9 :00 -•:t ee Castles." Ly~n-Holly JOhnson is a good skate in
tbu movie about Olympic ice
competition with Robby Benson and
Colleen Dewhurst.
undertaker. I J...-
~ end • WOft*'I who ...
metc:hmlker.
• MAST£APtECE THEATM
"Pr'lde Aod Prejudicl" Mr.
•Bingley' a lbrvpl <llQll1ure
to London hurt• Jene
deeply and Elizabeth Is
convinced thll the dill·
greeabte Mr. Dercy wu to
blame. (Pllf'I 3) 0
12-.2() 8 MOVIE
**'-' "How Awful AbOul
Allan" (\970) Tooy Per·
kins. Julie Harris. A young
man tr-to Ollefcome his
psychOsomatlc; blindness
a1 home, but Is 10<mented
by a slranoe voice. 12 nrsJ
12:30 D TOMORROW •
Guest· Father R1tph
[)j()no, a Aom1n CathOllc
priest WhO 11 llso a filth
healer. 8 !SPY
"A Glh From AleXlnder"
f,) THEF8t
"Special Oellvary"
8) YOU 8ET YOUR LIFE
Buddy HackeU meets a
walarbed q-. 11 SYbur·
b1111 cowboy 1nd a bagpipe
pll)'«.
I NATIONAL NEWS
12:40 (I) TH£ HEW
AV'fNOEM
StMd ~elurns lo hrs hOuse
Ind finds everything lhll
111 rHlly cated at>out has
bM<\ destro-.red.
12:50111 ADAM-t2
Malloy a11d Reed try to
help a young basketball
player from returning to
narcot~
1:00 . MOVIE
• * ~ "Montana" ( t950i
Errol Flynn, Alexis Sf'llllh
Wealthy callle ownets try
to 110p a sheep rancher
from moving '11s herds 11110
Clllle country 11 hr., 30
min I 1:301 NEWS
THE LONE RANGEA
"Mesked Deputy"
1:50 1 HEWS 2:00 NEWS
2:20 8 HEWS
2:26 8 MOVIE
• • • "Oelour To
Nowhere" ( 1972) George
Peppard. Ct1r1stll'le Bel·
lord An 111S<Jrance rnvesh-
-AFTERNOON -~
12:00. •*'A ··The Big ShOI" •
(1942) Humphrey Bogan
Irene Manning The old 111 •
of crime halos appeal 16~
lhleCHlme IOMr. (I hr.,
min.j
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(I) **·~"Tile Big Trees"
( 1952) Kirk Douglas. tv
Miiier Landowners .,.,..
<1eterm1ne<1 to protect t11e1t_
llmb41rland lrom a greedt
lumbef baron 1n C1ltlo< •i.
nta s redwooa loresl <t•
tirs I •
1:00 fill * • * * "Seance On~
Wet Afternoon .. ( 19641 Klfll•
Stanley. Rlehatd A11enbor.'
ough A proless.onal medl;i
um plans 10 k1dn8') 1 •
wealthy child to prove he{
supernatural pawers <t
hrs.)
3:00@) • * · Hitchhike'" :,.•
11974) Cloris Leachman,·
M1chae1 Brandon A womt •
an on tier way to San Fran(:J
CISCO picks VP a n•ttllh•ker '
who turns out to be a mul'\ •
derer ( I hr 30 min I :
3:30 0 * * * Caproco
( 1967l Dotts Day Richar4 .
Hams A woman 1ravet1 •
1nc09n110 10 track dowrl';
lhe narco1tcs r1ng respo"":
s1ble lor n~ la1ner's death.
(2 nrs l '
by Armstrong & Batiuk
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STAND' "THAI YOU'VE
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Derek Jacobi: Perfect TV 'Hamlet' MUSICAL COMEDY SPECIAL
PUNNED FOR FEBRUA
By PETER I . BOYER
LOS ANGELES <AP ) -To lbe drama critic's
contention that the Shakespeare plays don't belong
on TV, PBS offers tonight's "Hamlet" (at 8:30 on
both KOCE, Channel 50, and KCET, Channel 28) as
refutation~ A convincing rebuttal it is.
Derek Jacobi is the perfect television Hamlet.
·He knows and is known by television through bis
stunning performance in "I , Claudius" and other
British productions. and manages to fit Hamlet in·
to the sm all screen without shrinking the Dane's
broad, mysterious dimensions.
IACOBI MAY BE THE perfect Hamlet of any
m~um. The actor's very countenance sugeests
the dark hero's quizzical aspect, the languid lids
and thick arched brows forming a sort of animate
question mark on the J acobi face.
On television, where the audience is neither
compelled to attention or recessed at intermission,
Hamlet can't afford the leisUn!ly ambivalence
that baa been at the center ol bis literary fame. Is
t.he veneeful prince a coward or a moralist? Is be
paralyzed by a s ubliminal delight that his fattier is
dead ? Does he, in fact, delay, or merely pretend to
delay? ls he mad, or feigning madness?
That stuff is swept away in Jacobi's furious in-
terpretation of Hamlet , a firestorm of emotional
and physical action suggesting anything but limp
irresolution. Jacobi's Hamlet moves so fast his
many disparate parts blur into one, and the one is
strong enough at its center to move you a long
through the play like a highly accomplished tour
guide in a Byzantine castle, probing all the nooks
and crannies while· making sure none is lost.
JACOBI'S HAMLET COMES with a ll the stan-
dard equipment, melancholy, seething anger and
the like, but there is special care given to Hamlet's
morose, sometimes spooky sense of humor. In the
final scene of Act III, Ha mlet vigorously assails
his mother. the stained Queen ; be accidentally kills
Ll11eup
Here are the new members of NBC's
.. Saturday Night Live•r repertory com·
pan)', assembled for a cut photo in New
York. From left are Denny Ollloa, Charles
='fl•Nm .,,,£::, .• ·------
llocket, Ann Rlaley, Joe Piacope, Gail Mat-
thiua and Gilbert Gotf ried. They'll debut on
the abow Saturday at 11: 30 on Channel 4.
bis girlfriend's ca\her, and is 'devastated by a
reproachful visit rrom the ghost of bis own father.
"I 'll lug -the guts tnto t:tie neiglibor r00tii,"
Ha mlet says, J acobi looking for all the world like
one of the Three Stooges trying to ditch a stiff.
Then, grasping the corpse's ankles, he pauses at
the door, fixes his gaze on the reeling Queen, and
says gently. "Good night, Mother:: with the in·
nocence of John-Boy Walton at turning -in time.
A 31h-hour television program is almost a self-·
contra<tiction, to be sure . But "Hamlet" above all the
Shakespeare plays, benefits from a celebrity so
broad that its parts are known to even those who
don 't know its author.
THE PLAY IS FILLED with fa miliar lines:
"To be, or not to be," "In the mind's eye.".:.tThe
primrose path of dalliance," "The play's the
HOU.YWOOD CAP) -·Sylvia Fine Kaye
present anotbeT look at musi~al cnmedy on p11
television in February.
The second in the "Musical Comedy Tonight ..
series stars Richard OrE>nna . Nancy Dussault.
Sergio Franchi, Bonnie Franklin, Danny Kaye,
J ae.It Lemmon, Juliet Prowse, Lynn Redgrave
and Larry Storch.
T hey will present scenes from "finian's
Rainbow," "South Pacifi c ... "Lady in the Dark,"
and "Sweet Charity."
thing,'' "Though this be madness, yet there is ............ ~~".'ll!'!'l~P.11
method in't," and everybody's favorite, "Frailty,
thy na me is woman."
Claire Bloom, beauUfuJ as ever , plays Queen
Gertrude, Patrick Stewart gives a rather benign
impression of Claudius and Eric Porter renders a
suitably ridiculous Polonius. But each, especially
Lalla Ward's anem ic Ophelia, is blasted off the
stage by Jacobi's Hurricane Hamlet.
He is something to see. The m aterial isn't bad,
either.
Farrah to Star
9PtSIOl ~O Of •tr.> &'iO R~IS rot ISUNH ~iw«>
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"BREAKER! BREAKER!"
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HOU.YWOOD (AP) -Farra.I) Fawcett stars
in tbe NBC mini-aeries "Murder ln Texas" u Joan
Hill, the Houston socialite and wife of Dr. John
Hill, whose mysteriou.s, death set into motion a
series or biaarre events.
Min Fawcett, who hu Just completed "Can·
nDoball" with Burt Reynolda and Roter Moore, I begins work oa the four-bqur show Nov. 17 in
Houst.oa. 1be Dick Clark Productioa, ln UIOCia-
Uon with Billy HaJe Fi.lam, la baled on the book by
Ann Kurth, the tee0nd wile of Dr. IWl.
CBS bad planned an etcbt·bour mini-aerie• on
the cue, baaed on the book "Blood and Moaey,"
by Thomas Thompeon, but it baa 60t 1oae into pro-
duction.
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