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LONE MAN WALKS AMIDST THE DURIS IN BM.VANO, ITALY, AFTER EARTHQUAKE
HundNda Idled, more th•n 1,000 lnlured •• eouthem MCtlon of country dew•etllted
773 killed 'in quakes
More than 1,000 injured in Italy
NAPLES, Italy (AP ) -A
aeries of devastating earth·
quakes that battered southern
Italy killed at least 773 in cities,
towns and villages, and uqured
more pian 1,000, official.a report·
ed today.
1Tbouaand1 were homeless
arter shlvertn1 throuab a loggy,
freed.n« nlltht outside Uielr col· lapsed homes and apartment
bulldinp. The Italian aovern·
ment cleelared a day ot national
mournlni and dilpatcbed 10,000
aoldlera to the shattered area.
Rescue etforu were hampered
by damaae to road.S and rail
Una.
At the 1mall town of Belvano,
60 miles east of Naples, the
walls of tbe church of Santa
Maria Assunta collapsed on an
'evening Maaa filled with
children. More than 50 bodies
were removed from the rubble,
half of them children.
Firemen were able to save a
2-year-old boy, .Ull holdlnt a toy
car, from the church rubble.
Next to him, hla arandparenll
bad·bef:n crushed to death under
the atones.
Frasmentary report.I from the
town ol Sant' Anaelo del Lom·
·Pyr:amid /all
kill. woman
Toll 84;
Few still
• • nnss1ng
LAS VEGAS (AP) -The tire
chief of Clark County aaid today
t officiala trted without SUC·
cesa thia year to persuade the
operaton of the MGM Grand
Hotel to espand the sprinkler
1ystem in the bulldinl when! 84
were kWed and 500 uuured.
The hotel bad sprinklers only on
the baaement, rmt floor and the
2ISth floor, and euesta said they
beard no alarms before cbok:ini
black amok• filled the 2'-story buiJ~ Friday. It was not clear
wbethn additlooal aprinklera
miabt have helped diminish the
VICTIMS OF FIRE
FIND ROOMS LOOTED-A4
·death toll from the fire, which waa
the second worst ln an American
hotel.
Clark County Coroner Otto
Ravenho1t aaid be did not expect
that atty more bodies would turn
up. But Dick Mayne, the chief depu·
ty coroner, aaid today it wu
posalble additional bodies would
be found when t.be basement wu
drained of water. He would not
predlctbowmany.
"Between what we know from
lists of people the Fire Depart-
ment has . . . there 'a a possibility
that more may be round," Mayne
said.
Mayne said 80 of the 84 victims
have been identified.
"We'veeotallbutonemaleaod
three females, identified," be
said. Fire Chief Roy Parrish, in a live
Interview from Las Ve1as on
ABC-TV's "Good Mornin1
America" abow, said fire officlall
and bulldina lnlpecton met wttb
MGM officials and the company's
arcbitec:ta a few months 110. Par·
(See MGM, Pace A2)
Stroaa suatY north winda
below canyon.a late today.
I.ow• tcnlJht42to5Z. Biehl Tuesday fn aow to lniddle
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LioDI -Hlnllt~ Ollllt ......... . \1 Mell &o Dll'llW .... , ...... a
kltei.. ftN ..._,. fwced •Mu& •* ~to ftM &M elub la a " remtnder ot the MOM Oru4
Hot-1'• multl·fatal RN ln t,u v .....
No \J\lurl• were ntpnttd ln
the nre tbat broke out Just after
o• • 10 SUnday n11ht ln a kitchen at ~·! th n 1to11._~~•·1'00m bo&tl· • • catlno, au&bortU• .. •ld.
00. '"'' ..... we t'.houht, 'Ob MJ ..... wep ...... •»
Hunla'I Qub WU built btfon
JiltYH• fire coliH required
lfMUW 111tem1. Tb• Wlld a.-.·1~11W1Dklera a,..oatbe ll'OW troor, Nell aald However, ueordlnt to Ma.
Ptarce. ••ch room hu • amokt dttffUon alarm and tbt ftre p~
ttetloa ayatem function proP:
fl)'.
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1or ......... .. ,,... ., ...... --~ ol *9 ..,.... Of 119'1 G ~ IDe., WOWID0&1aylmlaJ
whetber t.M ntw MGM Grand
would include 11DMe dtweton•
1prlM19nlnaltrooma.
"It mar have been. bletaliia lD
dl11W..' that tM alatlll .,... dld not to off at u;e 11011 Gi'illil.
B•l\lllnpr •llcl HA 1ot ot ._...
would have JOIM lntotb• ballwaya
and 1uttocattd from the smoke.
Sta1llal ln t.belr room• may have
aavedtbim." Fire ottlclall aaid ~ would clo.. tMlr lnve1U1atl•n ot the
bl11etocS.y. • Tbe fire wu e1Un1\llaMd la 10 ,~.,.-:~minutes with moat dama\t
•9'lte limlttd ~o the kltcheQ of
:tor!• 'Steakhouse Rt1taur1Dt ln ~l• ·!hotel'• basement, aald Reoo J'\n
1)·1···Departmtnt Battalion Cblel Jlm
·.r~ .Nell .•
..,,.. ~m waa lhat we'd
prttty weU c:ontuned lt before t-. alarma went olt," aatd Nell
about "*'8' ~mplal.i\tl of not
bthlC WanMd. Kot•I employ••• ·rant
telepboDH and went up and
·•we may have aome officijls
from Wuhlnaton and ellewbere
1oln1 ln tbe~ to oblerve What •
happened," aald Capt. Rat~ ...:.i...::;..;_...;._-~.,.;..:..._;__,;.;. ........ _.__;;
Dlnaman. "But u far ., we re
concerned, the lnvestl1atiol1 ls
conchJded." :.. ·' AbOut 500 tod1en and l,000 ~1ti ·••mbllnS aueata went evacuettd
down h&llW&>'I to :warn "*"· but aome .-U were unaware
of those adlon11 Ma. Pearce Gift thopl at other hotels re·
ported brisk sales of film as peo-·
ple took pbotoarapbJ of the MGM
Grand. Traffic snarls, some over
a mile loaa, plasued the Strip as
1awken lined up to view the
wrecka1e.
from the buildlnl 15 mlnut Hid.
: .~ after the fire started, Hid hotel
t.•.:. •spokeswoman Candy Pearee. By -1~ ··this mo"'1n1. all 1uest1 had re-
;i;c · '-tumed to the hotel, she added.
Friday's flre at tbe MGM if:·· •'•Grand killed at least M and ln·
.• .,~ 1•.jured more than 500.
i:::. '· • "The smoke was pretty well
.: ·1 1•.funneled outside," Nell sald. r.·. ·""There was some smoke ln the
building but nothlnt that
'i,t.: represented any danaer."
"i '· But John Weiss of Fort
"·'·,;Lauderdale, Fla., ln his room on
d 'the 8th floor, said he felt
threatened and that there was
:· ~ no warning.
I ''•!°• • "A buddy of mine down the
hall heard people screaming,"
~ •. ., Weiss said. "He banged on my
·! door for about five minutes until
I woke up. There was no fire but
'; the smoke was in the hall."
•;• · Guests huddled in robes and
slippers in the freezing cold out-
_.l! .side the hotel. -·•! • Eithel Shelton of St. Maries,
..... Idaho, in the ground floor
' '· ·cabaret when the fire occurred,
s aid patrons left the hotel
calmly.
"It makes you kind or worried
after thinking about the MGM in
~ ·1.-as Vegas." she said. "When
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QUAKE ...
~ • Pope John Paul II sent a tele-
• l.j gram to the cardinal of Naples
:1 expressing his "shock" for the'
"unspeakable suffering" of the
.. ,. population, and he named a
special representative bishop to
. . coordinate church relief efforts.
"I saw the buildings move like
waves of the sea," said Luigi
~ .Lannone, Who was driving near '••~ ..Salerno when the first quake hit.
·,·.·,''It was something tenible. ••
· · Aftershocks continued through
the night. CounUeas thousands
. • spent the night in the open. A
.:. heavy fog hung over the disaster
.', area inland from the Gull of
., Salerno as the government
' rushed in medical teams, tents
.,~ and bulldozers. :, .,:. Doctors canceled a nationwide
.: '1 , strike scheduled for today and
: .... reported to their hospitala or
. , , rushed to the dbuter area.
· ,;, · Seismologists said the quake
was centered at Eboli, 17 miles
·· '· •. southeast or Salerno, and or-
'•' 1 .,,,ficials reported at least 11 peo-
"'· ,pie were killed there.
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.·i .;Santa sets slate
•• . ···for Fashion Isle
f!I Santa Claus wlll betin his
Christmas seuon stay at
Newport Beach'• Fuhion IJland
this Friday when he arrlvt1 by
helicopter at l p.m. ln the park·
ing lot near Neiman Marcus de-
partment store.
Santa, who'll set up ·~ ln the shopplna center's Staie
Court, will be available tor vii·
ltation dally from 11 a.m. to 8
p.m. and on Sunday• from noon
to 5 p.qi.
OMNOI COAIT a
DAILY PILOT
Loold11g Ala~ad
Huntington Beach's Tony
Bolstad , Edison High
Scbool 's drum major, is look·
ing forward to New Year's
Day. :ro learn why, see Page
Bl ..
Parrlsh aaid the blaze began in
electrical circuits above a de·
Ucatesaen on the hotel's main
floor and smoldered for four
hours before explodlng down out
of the celling in a fireball that sent
dense smoke upward through
elevatorshaft.s. •
Guests dangled out or windows
by bedsheets and, despite warn-
ings from firefighters with
bullhorns, some jumped in at-
tempts to save themselves. At
least three people were killed that
way.
Many guests were out or reach
or fire department (adders, which
extended only to the ninth floor.
Some people fled to the roof of the
building, where they were ferried
to safety by helicopter .
Woman's death
probed in SC
San Cl emente police
are investigating the death of a
woman whose body was round
early today floating in the
shoreline about 50 feet north of
the municipal pier.
Police did not release the iden-
tity or the woman. Officers said
the body was discovered by two
women who were walking on the
beach at about 5:45 a.m .
California plane
held in pot haill
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (AP) -
A twin-engine cargo plane from
Calif9rnia packed wi\b Colom·
bian marijuana and almost out
of fuel landed at the Birm-
ingham airport today and two
men jumped out and fied.
Officers said the amount of
high-grade marijuana could go
as hi1h as 2v.i tons.
The plane was registered to
Aircraft Associates of Long
Beach. said Capt_ Jease
Sprayberry, head of a narcoti~
detail.
Another narcotics officet, Lt.
Charlie Newfield, said the plane
had filed a filght plan from
California to Gadsden, Ala.
"It apparenl1y got lost in the
foe and ran out of fuel,'• he said.
An air traffic controller, Jim
Graydon, said the pilot radioed
the control tower that he was
danceroualy low on fuel and
needed to make an emergency
landine.
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Stock market
continue1 on
'down slitJ,e'
NEW YORK CAP> -The
stock market fell sharply today,
continuing the slide that began
Friday.
Graydon sald the pilot mlaled
the runway on his first try and
had to be brou&ht in by radar .
"We were 1usplclous about the
whole thing, him just coming to
out or the weather like· that
without radioln& before gettlni
Into the area," be aald.
Graydon said the pilot radioed
the tower Just 10 mllea from the
airport. The Dow Jones avera1e of ao
lndustrlals, off 10.24 polntl Fri·
day, dropped 11.94 to W77.99 ln
the fint hour today. Losers opened a 3· l lead over
gainers amona New York stock
Exchanae-llsted i11u11.
After the euphoria that
followed the elecUon of Ronald
Rea1an to the prt1ldency.
analy.U said the market finally
succumbed late l11t week to the
steady rile of lnterelt ratea.
There .-re f orecHU today
that ratet will 10 h11her 1tm u
the Federal n.terve 1tru11let to
slow the rapld 1rowth of the
money,.iy.
Tbe 1ai.t data on the money
aupply, l.Mutd W• momtn1, pro-
Ylded no alp Cl relief from t.M
pr ...... B,._. aJIO noted eome dla·
may UllODC lDve1ton over Ult
a-artet'• Inability to bold tu
1roUDd abcWe the 1,000 level ln
ttie Dow Jone• lnduatrlal He~a~1 wldeb It cn)IHd br1efly
WtGM9CIAJ and ~ui'aday. -
H• 111d two men got out and 1
hid behl.nd two fuel trucks when
a car wlth airport employees ap·
proached. When the car left, he \
sald, "They Just started run·
nln1. That'• when I called the
police."
Paaaenaer ae•tl In the plane
had been removed to make room
for balea Of marijuana ln the
fuHlaae. Th• car10 hold al.lo w•• full.
Klan teaches
kid8 to kill?
move delayed
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
(AP) -ProbleD)a wltb a
thermal blanket designed to pro-
tect astronaut.a from the searing
beat of re--entry into the Earth'•
atmosphere today forced
another delay in the 300-yard
move of the space shuttle
Columbia from its ban1ar to an
assembly building.
Space officials said the Colum-
bia's rollout , originally
scheduled for early Sunday
morning, then Sunday after-
noon, then noon today, would be
further delayed until at least 6
p.m . today.
Cnned flips
A 34-year-old Santa Ana man
was killed early Sunday ,men
his car careened out of ecotrol
on a Newport Beach street, end·
ing a high-speed street race he
reportedly wa.a engaged lo.
An 1.8-year-old Newport Beach
man was arrested at the scene
or the Jamboree Road accident
on vehicular manslau1bter
charges for his role in the illegal
.car race, police said.
John William George, a Santa
Giving Orange County Fall Fair crowd a thrill Sunday
was Graham Gottstein as he' does a flip during the ski
show. The fair, which features thoroughbred racing, con-
tinues through Dec. l at the Los Alamitos Race Course.
However, it will be closed Tuesday.
"'
Ana bu1ioeumaa, was pro-
nounced dead on the scene,
where hll car left tbe road,
*•me airborne and landed on
ltl top in a field near Eastbluff
Drive.
Police said the Santa Ana man
waa ejected from his 1979 black
Cadillac as it flew through the
air. Victor Gregory Sidler, a
freshman student at Orange
Coast College and a Corona del
Mar resident, was allegedly rac-
ing the Santa Ana man north on
Jamboree Road at about l a.m.
Police said the 18-ye~-old,
whose car never made cont.act
with the Cadillac, stopped at the
scene and then drove back
towards the police station when
he realized the other driver was
injured.
The 18-year-old told police that
midway to the police station he
saw emergency vehicles bead·
ing toward the accident and re-
turned to the scene himself.
He was arrested when he re-
turned to the scene of the acci-
dent and later was released on
$2,500 bail.
Police said they don't believe
the dead man and the 18-year·
old knew each other.
money, not the people."
Patino called MGM 's move to
permit guests in to reclaim their
things Saturday "the most dis-
organized thing we could find.
They tried to get all of us con-
fused so none or us could claim
anything." "It was the most defensive
people trying to get everybody
out or the premises. It was com-
pletely disorganized."
After their rescue, the Patinas
were put up at the Las Vegas
Hilton -at their own expeme.
"We paid for everythint."
Patino said. "We are planninl
on sending the bill to the MGM,
but we don't know if they will
pay."
Their story of what transpired
Friday morning was similar to
thatofothersurvtvors.
"We didn't hear any alarms."
Patino said. "l woke up at 8:30
because there were sirens out·
slde. I went to the window and
looked and there was a lot of
smoke ln front of the window."
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Reopening
of Caspers
Park set
CU~t Wilderness Park off Orteia JDpway near Satt Juan
Capllt!Uo will reopen to tbe
public wlth a new look at the end
of Janaary .
Count)' crews are busy bedJd.
mi a new Vbltors center •hlcb
1rill conta1n a ranger statidrn, an
amphitheater and a barbecue
area.
Park Ra.beer Parker Han.eock
said netf reatrooni1 would replace the old "blue rooms"
that previously wete ill the
5,500-atcre park.
He allld running water also is
being installed for the first time.
Other improvements include
telephones and equeatrlan
campsltea. "'People vls1tlng tbe park will
, be able to put their hotsee in a
corral rl1ht next to their
campsite," Hancock said.
Casper WUdemeSI Part has ~D doeecl to t.be p\lbllc ~ ~ eed of,.. .... ~ fatdft
MlaA. Power for the new 'li.altors
center will be supplied bJ a
windmlll and water will be
heated bJ solar generated
enerey. Motorists vititing the parll
also \rill have a smoother ride
aa the dirt roads leadina to the
area are bein8 graded and oiled.
Recreational vehicle and tat
campen '1'ill haw 50 1ltel rrom
wltlch to choose, They will be
near 18 mn. Of bikini ttalll
that lead to lookout P.lattortlb
over the Caplatrano Valley.
Bide aad peek in'San Juan : '
Nothing like some big old storm drain pipes to have a lit·
Ue fun in after school. Youngsters in the pipes are (from
left) Shannan Pratt Matt ~man, Gabriel Ramirez,
Kirk Barber and Mlke Barber. That's Greg Ramirez on
the bike (right). Pipes lined up on Camino del A\'ion are
awaiting installation as part of a storm drain and street
improvement project in San Juan Capistrano.
PO~.on.cAP)-tbe av•JAAdM.~trlcl~• t»nortb face iii ,~ i9t Jleleu durbiC
the b\118 voleaiilc: e~ 1111
18 bad av~ of more tban 250
mpb and was ·~ tbe lartt!lt ln recorded blato~f ·' ·,~i' U .s. Geoloetcal survey leOIOlilt said. The. ttatemeat followed • _,.. ~ ln the <>recoo Jounaal tba1
the fedenl apncy was about to
publish •tudlea 1aytn1 tbe
avalaDebe • ._ tbe lat1est ln bil-
tory.
. USGS 1eolo-1lt SUsan Russell·
Robiuon said t.be newspaper
erred ln tts report. She said that
altboutb the St. Helena
avalanche was ~~te:t probably
·was •llthtlY • than one tri11ered ~ by the eruption of
Bel)'mlaDDJ .. a volcano ln the
SoTiet UIUob, ln 1957.
Dick Janda, one of Mveral
federal i"dentlsta who partk:ipat·
ed ln the •tudlel, taid the St.
Helena avalanche totaled ·•bout
2.8 cubic kilometers.
That volume would be enough
to cover an area allgbtly larger
than downtown Portland to a
depth that would bury the ~ity's
40-story First National Bank
Tower.
Janda said the aval~nche
blasted down the mountain in
three W>ea, the loosest roaring
down the 1'outle River valley for
17 miles. The second lobe covered part ot Spirit Lake and the third shot
acrou the Toutle VaJley.
climbed a 1,000.foot ridge and
plied down the other aide into
Coldwater Creek.
Janda said the avalanche must
have been traveling faster than
250mpb.
Air Force, Matloyich agree
Measurements taken by the
survey scientists indicated the
total material ejected or dis-
lodged by the eruption w~ 4.1
cubic kilometers.
Gay former sergeant to receive $160,000 Valley voters
over~helming
for Stanton
W ASIDNGTON (AP) -'ttle
Air Foree bu aareed to p•Y
$160,000 to Leon8J'd Matlovich In
retutn for bia dropJ)lnl etrorU to be retnstaU!d ln the service that
klclred him ~ut five years *fO
after he admitted being a
homoeexual • ,,_ Justice Depal'J;qle~t tod•l'
released a copy of tbtf. p~
settlement of the c:aae, ~
llas b«.otne a ra1lyint pOlot fbr'
the gay-rights movemeet.
Justice Department officials
said the settlement WOClld a.
filed later today witb the U.S.
Court of Appeals for the Disttict
of Columbia. It was expected the
court would approve the aeUle-
ment and the agreement to di•·
mill Matlo•icb's case and a
lower-court order that the Air
Fora telnstate him.
Matlovtcb, 37, who said he
wanted to return to the Air
Force to 0 set an example" for
other homosexuals, could not be
reached for comment im-
mediately.
Alr Force officials involved ln
the case could not immediately
be reached for comment.
Matlovicb was a technical
aerseant a\ Langley Air Force Base, Va .• tp 1975 when be sent a
letter to then-At r Force
Secretary John McLucas rneal-
inf his bomosexuality and say· lol be waftted bis case to
bftome a test of Air Force rules
on the subject. Even thoUlh he
was a 12-year veteran who bad
won several medals for service
in Vietnam, he was immediately
diachareed from the military.
Last month1 U .S. District Judge Gerbara A. Gesell or·
dered MaUovich reinstated with
back pay on crounds that the Air
Force tiad confusing standards
for dealing with ga y
servicemen. The Justice Depart-
ment med a notice of intent to
appeal, but the settlement was
reached before the government
... , money eoming
No separate office
for OC Caltrans
Caltrana won't set up separate
offices when a new f Wldinl dis·
trtct tor Orange County ts initiat-
ed tn 1913. the director of the eadlt·
inl distrlctaaya.
Heim Heckerotli, director of
Caltram DisUtct 7, which in·
eludes Orange, Loe.An1elea and
Ventura counties, said at an
Orange County Chamber of Com·
merce IUDcbeon in Anaheim
that no administrative changes
are anticipated when Orange
County, for fundihg purposes on-
ly, becomes District 12.
HeckeJ'Otb said be still will be
the dit'ector in cbar1e of Orange
County.
''There woo 't be any business car~L o,ame plates or aD.Ythlnl elH uuai wUl diatingulab my job
wlth Dtstrlct12,''beexplained.
However, county officials
aren•t bothered by Caltrana' ln·
t•rpretation ol the leatslation,
known u SB512, passed last sum·
mtr creatma the separate fund·
lDffQttbecounty. Said one county staffer: "We
•eren't looldnl for bureaucraey;
we wereloOtinl for money."
Mo!Mly tbe county will 1et. lt~llerotb tepfalf'{_earller pro-
JeCtJOl;'I that the c .. ~y should re·
celve aboUt $10 million more a
year bttaJnnln& ln lm as a result
of th• Jesillation. He Doted, tbou1b, tbat $10
mlllioll dOelii't '°too far when
curnat i'oed comtruction COlta
are linatina annually at doubl•
dSptr-..
OfftetaJ1 senerally concede
th•t lilpl'OVIDC tbe lnterebanl•
MlWfftl U.e Santa Ana ud
Newport fllWNt ll a top priori· tJ f9r;._...,, Reekerotb at.id
part I( .. ..,., money probablJ
#lll•*°••UIMproJect. But be
ati'i .. =°'Gae lDWl'e ....... Wit Jft "s • .. annmd., tftM1ljl,
by conservin& in costs not related
to construction and by raising
user 'imci license fees. Money to
make up the rest of the shortfall
will have to be raised by the state
le1lalature, he said.
Orange County officials have
been concerned about that deficit because other proposed projects,
such as a rettntly-announced $2
billion plan to Improve
transportation near the Santa
Ana Freeway, depends partly on
state finances.
filed appeal arguments:
The settlement says
Matlovicb's loss of P•Y and al·
low anc8$ for , tbe period from
Oct. 22, 1975, when be wu dis-
missed. unW Sept. 10, 1980, when
Gesell ruled in bis favor, is
estimated to be $62,000.
The government maiotalns ln
the settlement that Matlovich's
dismissal was legal and t.bat the
government bas no liability to
him, despite bis claims that the.
firinc results in personal h~·
ment, loss of privacy and
damage to reputation.
But the government agree<J to
pay $160,000 in return for
Mallovich's agreement to have
Gesell's order vacated and his
promise not to seet enlistment
in the armed services.
During the case, the Air Force
changed its positions several
times, and as a result of the in·
consistencies in the record. one
government source said, "The
Air Force would be better off to
defend its policy in another
case."
Death toll rises
SEOUL, South Korea CAP> -
The death toll from the crash of
a Korean Airlines jumbo jet rose
to 16 when a Korean woman who
had been hospitalised with back
injuries died Monday , airline of.
ficials said.
Fountain Valley City Coun·
cUman Rocer Stanton swept aU
59 of his hometown voter pre-
dncta when he beat incumbent
Orange County First District
Superviaor Philip Anthony in the
Nov. 4 election.
Accordlq to a precinct-by-
preclnct breakdown of the
election recently released by 'tbe county • Reitatrar of Vat.en
office, Stanton received 16,630
votes in Fountain Valley and An·
thony got 8,30«.
Stanton won the election by at·
tractlng 58 percent of the total
104,503 votes cast ln the race. He
also won in Westminster and
3anta Ana. Anthony won nar-
rowly in Garden Grove.
Stanton not only won by a con·
v1nclng margin in his hometown,
he aho took Anthony's
hometown. Westminster. But the
reswta theN .-ere closer. Stan-
ton won '1 of n precincts and
won by just 889 votes.
· In Santa Ana, which is partly
In the Fint District, Stanton
made a strong showing winning
112 of 151 precincts. He won by
3,540 votes. Antbony won 20 precincts in
Garden Grove and Stanton toot
19. The vate wu equally close,
wlth Anthony's S,459 votes com·
pared to Stanton's 5,340.
our hoc::dll.d 1.e.mbeuczdq.
S'Mlatshirt ...
Here I CMM Wjth Anothn Wondroua Work of Art
paint a mural all alon& tbe coaente matnJnc wall on tbe
upcoaat side of Coast Hlpway, between Hlah Drive and
Myrtle Street. Wyland hu tone throulh fund·railen and
other tortuns in an effort to accompllsh bls 1oaJ mural
goal.
Now, however, La8UJla cit y officiab have ordered blm
to hold evef)'tblna unUl further notice. They want to tb1nk
about it.
Wyland, DOW 24, may DOW find bbmelf OD the brink of
bl.a fint Social Security check before be bean back.
IF HE'D t"OU.OWED tbe at.ratep of Roulban or
Pastorius, he'd have &ottea tbe job dOoe ftnt and then
worried about official 1anetioo. Paint now, ariue later.
All of th1a bu pven me lDlplratloo t.o er.et a wtndmill
lo my own front yard. T'bU ouabt to pleU4 Newport Beach
officials ao end. First I'll jult lutall a pole with tbe
windmill fan atop it. Later will come tall braces, anaied out to the pound.
Still later, we cab cover over the braces with boards.
That should make lt real snua and eosy OD tbe lmlde. JU1t
right for the additional bathroom we need.
WREN THE BUILDING and safety type• come
around, I'll simply claim the whole thine ta an envlroa·
mental device -the windmill fan provid1D1 air-powered electricity.
That mi&bt slow them down with tbe red tap. After all, it's unpatriotic to challeqe aQ)'tbJn1 that elalm.1 to be
envl.ronmenta1 these days.
U the enviroament falla me, I'll Just call the windmill an art piece. That should be the final standoff.
•
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" ....... " ... tbe NUNmlllt ......................... e.._... .... ID Ult ,,.._to
noll ,_.... Oldlict8 l>tta ..
............. , ...... anMn wbo
•llPPOl'.t ttillD with payroll taul. . ...
aoaaaT •· •ALL, who
Ml'Ved Ii 80dal &ICurtty eolll·
mlllklDll' from ua atil im. tolct the Commtuee on Alina
that IDCOID9 taMt could be. UMa to pay all or part of the COit ol
th• aao.pltal t.nlw'tiic• portioa ol • th••"*-'· Ball Aid Soclal Security taxes
tcbeduled to'° 1ato the ba9pltal fud oou&cl tbell e.. trauferrect to
tbt other two partl of the
•;at.em -old .,. and 1urvhor1'
lntur~dlMblUtylnauruee.
Jl•~· chairman of the ll'7t Council OD Social
Security, the ~rpmttttAle be
.... ill •enera! aareement With Ball's pl.an.
B'ALL'8 PLAN would coat ·tu.• billion in the current
bud1et year -money that
would have to be ralaed by ln·
crea11.n& the federal deficit or by
cuttin1 spending for other gov·
ernmeot prosrams.
Old-age and survivors' in·
surance, the bluest of the three
parts ol Social Security, faces a
short·term lack of cash despite
the blgber taxes that will 10 into
effect on Jan. 1.
Michael J . Boekin, of the Na·
Uonal Burea\I of Economic
Research, indicated he was
pe11lmiltlc about the fut'Ure of
tbe Social Security system in the
!int half ol the next century.
"IF WE WAIT until the baby·
boom generation retires at the
tum of tbe century before we
be&in to deal with the tremeo·
dous long-term deficit in Social
Security, we will see the
ereatest tax revolt and age
warfare ln the history of the
United States," Boakin said. He
noted that staU.Uciana predict a
1reat rise in ratio of retirees to
worken. But Ball 11id there ls no
reason t.o delay the retirement
a1e beyood&sorcut benefits.
"There la no reuon to expect
that ln the lone run the economic
burden of supporting the present
Social Security law will be
greater than It ls today," he
said.
Two fugitives
to surrender?
CHICAGO (AP ) -Two
former leaders of the radical
Weather Underground ,
Bernadine Dohm and WlWam Ayers, are oeeotaaUna to 1ur·
render to authorities alter a ct.
cade of betas fu<lves, a
newspaper hu reported. .
The Ollca10 Sun-Times Hid lD ·
a copYJUbt story ln Sunday's
edltlona that it bad learned that
New York lawyer Mlchael Keo·
nedy bu ~ntacted the Cook
County State'1 Attorney's olftce
about the pcaible surrender.
The newspaper uid the
lawyer seeks a plea·barlalD OD
any outstandlna cbar1ea afi~;t the two, who went into bl a
decade ago.
Rain soaks Nc;»rthwest ~
Flooding, mudalide• plague Wahington
FORECAST
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Charred 1lot ma(binn line the entrance to
the MGM Grand Hotel CUino in Lu Veau
after a ft,e destroyed the cuino and lower
-tortion of the hotel Friday. ldllina 83. ·
Race swayed SoUth vote
White• choae Reagan; blacka liked Caner
ATLANTA CAP ) -An
analysts of p~identlal election
resulta in Jimmy Carter'• home
re1ton bu found that most white
Southerners chose Ronald
Rea1an wblle blacks supported
Carter.
1n· a study releued Frtdayf.
the Southern Reitonal Councu
said lln1erin1 racial division
was a factor ln the presidential
election, which capped off a
year of strained " race lat.ions.
"80\JTBERN VOTERS
turned out in large numbers
with a vengeance," SRC Ex·
eculive Director Steve Suitta
said. "White folk.a by lar1e num-
ben voted to kick Carter out of
the White House and black folka
voted overwbelmlngly to keep
Reagan out."
He sald the SRC's survey of
key precincts lo nlne Southern
states showed that 65 percent of
re1taterect black voters went to
the poU. with 90 percent of them
voting for Carter, while 73 per·
cent of reclatered white voters
cast presldentlal ballots with
about 70 percent of them for
Reaean.
In the South, only Carter'•
home state of Geor1ia went
Democratic in the presidential
election, a development which
Sultta described u "a cold re·
minder to Democrats of the
facts of life in Southern pres·
idential politics.'•
BE SAID THE Democratic
presidential nominee never has
Slayer faces
"shot' death
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP)
-A convicted murderer is scbedu.led to be the fU'St man ez ..
ecuted by lethal Injection under
New Mexico's new death penalty law.
A Jury convicted WUUam
Wayne GUbert, st, ot two coants
of flnt-decree murder Priday.
District Judie Richard Traub
scheduled the execution for Jan.
23.
carried more tban one Soutbem
state in the pat 12 years except
for 1'18, when Carter carried
most of the repon.
The SRC said the increuln&
number of Republican votes lo
the big cities and suburbs of the
·South contributed to tbe collapse
of the Carter presidency.
•'The Democratic SOutb over
the past 18 years baa been 'in·
vaded' by Republican outsiders,
who DOW· have a maJonty m· the
presidential election," Suitts
said.
BUT DEMOCRATS 11t1ll have
a strong hold on state and local
offices, he said.
The SRC also said that
Democrats have a strong pot.en.
tial ln luture presidential elec·
lions if they form a new coalition
involving traditional Democrats,
blacks and Democrats who vot·
ed for independent John An·
denon.
U tbe ~nderson vote lo
Alabama, Arkanla1p Mtululp.
pl, North Carolina and 'ten·
neasee had tone for Carter, the
president would have carried
those states, the SRC said.
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LOI ANOBLm (4•> ........, ... 81••••• ~··"" • mtued~'totu& ... Uelnalril Into the ~
attorHr wbO woa • lan
aaalmt tbi •roup face a Jail WftD, molt of lt CID a
lltigg• back1
\
lur*ilb PfOIP'8m.
Lance !Calton, 22-year;old
of bajlcl1Mclwr 9'an Kenton, 1M
IONPb llUlleo. ao, were 11• tbe aentence Friday· aftier Su~ CQUl't Judie WiWamiP.
.. I All GOING to do a job
here, and I have no interests at
thia time," Clark sald. But be
declined to answer a question
on whether be wu interested in
betn1 attorney 1eneral, and
wouldn't say whether he would
. take the job if uked.
Rea1an's ·personal lawyer,
William French Smith, baa been
reported to be the leading can-
didate for attorney 1eneral. A
a liberal .( ?)
SACRA.MENTO GP> -
If y~ doO't think politics can make 1tran1e b•d·
fellows, conaider John
Bri.IJI ID(I David Roberti. Bnas. a conservative
Republican state senator
who ooce aaid Demoerata
belonaed to tbe party of
··1rua, ,.,. and aodleas·
neas," ii backing one of
the Legislature's moat out·
spoken liberals for Senate
leader.
Briggs said that be will
vote for Demoeratic floor
leader David Roberti or
Los Angeles, who is trying
to oust Senate President
Pro Tem James Milla, D·
San Diego.
"I am opposed to Jim
Mills," Briggs said in an
interview Thursday night.
"I would vote for Gen1his
Khan before I would vote
for Jim Milla."
Appealvoiood
by Singleton
SAN DIEGO CAP) -Lawrence Sinaleton's at·
~rney says he will appeal a state appeals court
decision upboldJ.na Singleton's conviction and sen·
tence for the rape and dismemberment of a ts.
year-old prl.
Authorities aald Singleton picked up Mary Vin·
cent hitebhikln1 In ltichmond, east of San Fran·
clsco, in 1978, then raped her, cut off both her
arms below the elbow with an ax, and left her for
dead.
She recovered and is now attending school in
Laa Vegas, Nev. He la serving a sentence or 14
years, four months for attempted murder, rape,
kidnapptnc, mayhem, f()domy and oral copulation.
IN A DECISION issued Thursday, a three·
member panel of the 4th District Court of Appeal
rejected contentions by Singleton's lawyers that,
amoq other tbinp, be aboukl have been convict.eel
of • 1-.er mare• tban attempted murder, ud
that the prosecutor commented Improperly to the
jury on the fact that Singleton did not testify.
"Singleton was correctly charged fairly tried
and most mercifully dealt witt: vu JU"d'iment day,"
said the opinion by All-ert Lord, a Superior Court
Judie aittina by assignment.
In a separate concurring opinion, Justice Robert
Staniforth rejected the main deiense contention,
that the attempted murti~ ~"'1victioo was im· proper.
DEPUTY STATE PUBUC Defender Handy
Hortyea aaid the rulinl would be appealed to the
state Supreme Court.
Stn1leton '1 lawyers argued that tbe charge
should have been U1ault with intent to commit
murder, for which the tentence ls three years
aborter than attempted murder.
The difference between the two crimes la often a
matter ol diapute.
Generally, attempted murder requires an intent
to commit murder and an overt act toward the
crime, which need not be an assault. Aaaault with
intent to commit murder requires an actual aa-
aault.
Do01estic workers
• • • organize ID wnon
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Two million Americana
workinc u domestics are the plum Ken Maemaji '1
new union wll1 try to grab in the neat two or three years beaa11.
"At.olutel)', our goal ta to or1anbe every
domesllc worker but first the 200,000 in
California," MaemaJl pled1ed. ~ bis United l>omettlc Worten of Amelie.a
are 2,100 members J}ready who wW •lo their flrit
contnct Sunday. It atvea them sick leave, a 30-
cent hourly waae increase and bolpitallutioa for
the ftnt time.
THE TWO· YEA& CONT&ACT la with
Remectr Home" Healtb Ca.re Stntces .• Inc., of San
Lula Obtapo, which baa tiieen awarded • f1 .2
million contract by San Dlqo County for in-bome
care ol the elderly and dllabled.
Any wonen hired lD tbe project will be liven
30 da11 to Ja'D the union.
1 TbeJ wen PJ"QmiHd a week's paid ncatioll,
ftve dayt' Itek leave, IO cetata per mile for drivinl
to wort ID addition to the rai.M from p .10 to 1.40 urty.
"At today'• dollar, they abOWd be maJdnl at leut .... aald MMm~. a as.-1..,.~)d New York
City utive wboM ,.rats emlaratecl from tbe
W•t lldM. 1111 Sl'.udmotbet'. Nd.Nd at tbe age Of
'72 u a dom.tk worw.
. llofOboom said be didn't bell ..
the pm Intended to kill a~
Paul llonntaiD October tm. i
uaur 1 All Just u convinetld
they did lntend to do aol$e
rather eerioua violence . . . Jo
intimJdate hi.al," tbe judge ,._
"We can't tolerate any or~
Uon or lndlvktuat lmpoaln1 ~
VOWI Oil IOdety by intimidatifa
or threats ol violence." •
llorantz nearly died after~
snake blt blm but fully •· tovered from the attack. •e
challen1ed Hogoboom11
t])eculation that tbe defendaJ4a
did not intend to kill him .. d eald he was still wary atqrt
Synonon. ' The biggest swap meet on J the
Ora nge Coast is found every day
in the classified ads in the
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642-567 I
A manacled Larry Layton is eseorted by U.S. manhala
as he debarks a plane at San Francisco lntemational
Airport. Layton wu returned from New York to face
federal charges stemming from the usaaination of Rep.
Leo Ryan, D-Callf., in Guyana in 1178.
"I'm ltlll in fear," Morarta
aaid, "but not to the same extebt
, as in the pa.at. • • "THEY DID pick a large ~t· llesnake," the lawyer said. • • it
was only to scare me, why d
they remove the warning rat-
tles?"
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Animal research
Supervisor Philip Anthony tomorrow will uk fellow
board members to prohibit the sale of animals from the
Or ange County Animal Shelter for medical research.
Anthony says the county bu made about '51,000
since 1976 by selling more than 8,000 cata and ddp from
the s helter to various research laboratories.
His argument is that it ii not "morally proper" to
permit animals that presumably have been family peta to
be used for medical experlmenta. Oddly enouth, be
seems to feel this concern need not apply to animaJs that
have been bred and raised for research purposes.
It is, of course, an old argument and one that bu ob-
vious flaws.
In the first place, animals that are not claimed from
the shelter within a few days are arbitrarily put to death
perhaps hardly a preferable fate.
In the second place, the use of animaJs in medical re·
'>Parch does not inevitably involve cruel treatment. Much
of the research hu to do with the use of new druo, COi·
melics and other substances not yet approved for human
use, as well u the teetlnl of medical procedww that .
could save human lives.
The contention that animals raised as pets are likely
to be more sensitive than those railed for research la
specio~. And the fact ia that many of the animala that
reach the COWlty shelter are not family pets, but aban·
doned strays or the unwanted off1prln1 that res~t from
careless breeding.
In considering the proposal, superviaon should
carefully weigh the so-called moral concerns a1alnat the
proven medical value of animal research. It would be im-
possible to calculate the number of people who are enjoy.
ing good health today be!!auae of Just such research.
G reenbelt wins okay
State coastal commiaalonera have unanimously · •P:
. proved a local coutal plan for 2,850 acres of undevek>ped
land in the planned Aliso Viejo community.
The recreational sreenbelt Ues within the larpr
6.299-acre All.so Viejo parcel IOUth and Inland of Lasuna
Beach . •
The plan calls for preservaUon of land wtth1n the
coastal commission's current purview. Acceptance of the
document by the· commilalonen effeetlvely endl the
panel's control over tbe'property.
The greenbelt includes a natural park and other
areas for visitor activities and Ule9 aimed at belptne pay
the cost of maintalnin& the p&rld.iand.
Among these are 30 vacation vil1u to be rented to
visitors and a resort hotel and conference center.
Other uses include a vineyard, winery and
restaur.ant, expansion of the A1iao Creek eolf coune, an
equestrian center, and a farmers' market.
The mixed natural and commerclal·recreattonal \Wet
planned for the area are practical and well suited for a
permanent greenbelt.
• • Opinions expreased In the space above ere thoN of the Deity Piiot.
Other 'llews expressed on thlt page are.thoN of their aWhore 111¢
artists. Reader comment is Invited. Addr ... 'he Oally Piiot, P.O'i.
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Boyd/Clean air
ByL. M.BOYD
Only two major metro
areu ln the United Statel
conslatently have met tb•
Dear
Gloomy ·
Gus
New1 NpoiU 1urstcal
1crub 1ult1 bave
beeom• a popular
fHblOD ltem Ud are
beh11 ripped off .,,
ho1pllal e1nplOJff1.
Another "operaua1 co1t'' &o be pa11ed a10a1 to UM ,.u.t. c.v.
. health ataDd&nt for air poUu-
U oo set ln 1t11 by the
Fedeul Government -
IJJjotane and HoDOlula. That
wa• belcJie Mount a . He ...
blew ber· top -bow. ap-
propriate tbe nnaacaijarr
OOodbJe to s;Mue'1 NC·
ord, tem;or&rllJ, lloeoltlba
remalm dean, t.boqb IM, too, ii ID tM ............ vole.me actbL n•1 a illlMr
matter, 1..-, to DOU tlaat
UN lovelMJjt of llacllea.,.. lie
when U•elJ momtalm ba61.
&.member, lt'l ~W..al ID Dunce; <*la., to WW ,... unde,.._ ID JOU' blrdbetla.
Q. WMre'd we ,_, t• wor• • ._0111a" ~o ••an .....,
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EulWaten·
AT ....... pla M•elalU•
........... ~--tea.le
...... Witb tel> •••lfDlt.M: .alcllau• v.. All••, aauoaa~ MCaritJ adviNr·S..bt; WWlam
CaHJ, campal1" ebalrmaa~
former aad . per•ap1 fature
leerett1r1; ,pf' tbe Trea111ry
WUllalll'l llmcm· a.public• Na·
tteaal CommlttH Cbalrman
Wllllam BIOek. ••t WU uUd b1
UM 111'8111 ui'M" .... ," Allee toJcl aa, "aid I attmdecl wttb , ......... .,. pod trtaada."
Bat otlllr RNlan luiden i.t
•1mr.MMtie to larul NCliftd a0Dvltatlon1. Gov. BUl
Clem.a of Tnu and Gecqe
8baltl. a U, trautuoD advlMr,
are •un:sJi Reasan that be .. neecb equ 1 · lood relatlou wttb Saudi Anbta and Jordan.
Rea1•'1 llldeut poliey eaperta
an eyeiq Jordan u tbe cl'\IC!lal
lint tn Reqan11 plan for peace
on ·tbe Wfl8t Bank.
Exponent• of a balanced
Jlldeut polic)' fQr tbe n,w
a aa a.talal1lraUoa an
Mii ... a diAttiirtDI
.. Pr• ld•t Canlr'•
Ca"'-f . D9ftl ~,11 trldeb II eleutr ,....._, ... ....., bi .......... ; .
• -....._. Camp Dari4•1 ct.-up t! •• a.u auawmy wltll • tehitortal ••cbu1e .............. m lordU. Tbat
•o•ld •"r•P'IJ 1boot ~wn ............. to ... ., ,..
over tbt llldN ·-aau.
-TSIUllNAft Amb1•1dor
Sol 1..IDDwta&'• ncdra• lmpOatllle u •l*ial ~ltrMll·U.8. IO·betWMD oo tbe autoaomy plao. •
-AMUN 8eudl Arabia UUlt
the new aclinlDlltratlon will 4ulc~ ~ tbe bomb rada
and full tab ~ Saudll JDUlt b,av• to l(ve tbeli' r.u ,.....,..
tiomben Wortbwhlle rao1e ln
tbe Pen.tan o,.lf.
Adm. Thomas Moorer, a
former ehalrman of the Jo&Dt
Chim ot SI.aft waned ReUan
Jut before the election that
Saudi Arabia and Other Penlan
Gulf oP states wW oever fully
coopente with the U.S. unW tbe
Palettlnian ~oJQeland on tbe
Wett Bank bu been returned,
That directly contradlcta
Befln '1 line that blbllcal
IN FAcr, it wu dwill& WI period that Reqan beard alarm
from advilen advocatln1 even-
handed treatment of ltrael and
the Arabs. Sen. Richard Stone,
defeatff for Democratic re·
nomlAation in Florida and now
beinl considered for a hilb State
Department or diplomatic post,
warned Rea1an to beware
Iarael'1 claim to 1o•erelpt1 over 111 of Jerusalem. Tbe
private advice from Stone, wbo
la a prominent Jewith leader:
Work at a Vatlcaniaation of
Jeruaalem u a minimum favor
to Saudi Arabia.
Stone'• advice bad an impact
on Reaaan. The battle to pull tbe
preaident-411ect back from the brink of all-oat 1upport for
Israel la far from over. But ii it
continlle9 on ita present path,
there la reuon for bope in the
Mideast by the U.S. and lta al· lies.
Election boosts Bayakawa's standing
Altboul!l be wun't runlnc for uYtblnl in tM el9'!tlon Juat held, U.S. Sen. Sam Hayakawa
was a liq wtnner. Tbil became
a Republican bu captured tM
White HoUle and YOt1na lD other
ltatel naulted ln lhlfttnl COD· trol of tbe Senate to the
llepubllcam.
Ever atnce be took offtee in
117•, Ha1abwa bu lteeD re· ~=~~
U1e "JaJ~ ••••tor' from thl1 It.ate u
well• in the
mlnorttr par.
ty of ttie
Senat. and a
freabmaa to
boot. You
can 't be
much lower than that ln tbe
1tran1e hlerarcb)' that rules eo.a,......
HQUaft WU ~to take
a bacll teat not oGly to the mem·
ben oltba ~ par'lJ, butte
Callfornla'1 other S..tor. Alaa
Craa1toa, and •ven all tbe
R• ........ t-ftie beW MatodtJ
O'Hl' blm. lD tM P«ldiai Gl'der,
fJOOrlUD WU at tM bOUomoftbe totem pale. la tbt altutiall be
Wat ljDoNd.,, tM ,,... ~
... -dull ..,. --~' ~ ••1tllla1 •lH to write, tile ......... Ofta~·-
be w.l ,_ tM .... prof-.
of aemantict would find b1maelf
attemptiqto explain what he had
aald.
caAN8TON, OD the other
hand, wu enJoyln1 all tbe aJory
of beiD.I Calilornla'1 "senior"
•enator. That and belo1 a member ol the majority party
1ave bim tbe aay over all ap-
polntmeaU to federal officea in
Callfonda. ID addition be held
further power at the second
ruktnl leader of the Senate and
held a c:ommlttee cbalrmamblp
u well. A coqenltal headline
1rabber, callfornlana couldn't
be blamed If they 'tboueht be
wu tbe on1J representation they
bad lD tbe Senate. Now, a1tbouP be remaiat tbe
Junior amator and la still in bll
ftnt term, Hayakawa em°f!ea u a member of tbe m tJ
party. lleDcefortb feder ap-
pointment• to be made In
Calllorata will be hl1 to
nomlnate. Prom a ae:nator wttb
little to do but cut b1t vote, be
wtU 1udcl9D11 become a very
bGIJ ma lndeed. Wbere few
Mol>M vSllted b.11 omce, thin Wilf DOW be a well beaten path to
llt• door bf new1men, omce ...ten llDd otbet 1uppUcanta.
Senate tradition, the nominees
for these jobs will be cbosen
by Hayakawa. Thia also goes for
any vacancies on the federal
court.a as well numel'OWI otber federal jobs in Callfomia fllled
by Presidential appointment.
And, an1one to be ap~inted
from Cal1lorn1a to other Joa.~ ln-
cludtn1 the Cabinet, mutt be
okayed b)' Hayakawa. That
becauae they require Senate
confirmation, t0metbln1 which
cannot be 1alned ii the home
at.ate Senator objectl.
What tbla meant to CalifQI'·
n1a.m la that they will aoon ..
an entirely different breed ol cat
taklnl federal poltl wttbtn tbe at.ate. Cranston had embarked
on an afftrmaUve... aetlotl kick,
fllllnl court Jobi and otben wttb
et.b.Dlc minorities re1ardlea ol
their ablliUea.
B.AYilAWA1 . belDI of an
ethnic minority DtmMU, talrel a
dlm view of aucb prac~c~1 ,belle.mi each lncllvtdual 1DOWC1 1tand on merit and the beat
quallfted abould 1et tbe Jobi ,.
1arc1Jeu of race, color « c"9d.
1'urtbenn0fe, be demomtrat.d
well u pnmdent of San l"ran·
cllco State that M 11 ·~ on law and order. TboH views flt
Dlcel1 wttb Reapn aDd Ul\ll'el
that tbe new apPOtnteea will
bave llmUAr lea111.tq1 •
But Ha7atawa'1 lmportanN
will be far more than banct11n1 p:.ilrODqe. His voice will now
take on new authority in the
'Senate. For be la in tune wtt.b
Reaean on lDOlt iuues, ra.Dlina from atftrmative action aDd bus~
ln1 to education and welfare.
The th1np be bu been 1aylna
will no loqer be 1lou1hed off at
the eccentrtclU• of a mJnor and very Junlor senator. To the eon-
trary be will be talktnt u a member of the majority party
and will be IUlpected of wlcinl
'the Pre11dent'1tbinkin1.
NO LONGE& will labor, bull· nest ,and others from Callfomta
1eektn1 help with the ad·
mlni1tration or in matter1
before the, Se.i-ate be cbuiDI
after Chnatoa. Now lt wU1 be
Hayawaka who bu the entree to
the White House and 11 in favor
wltb the Smate majority.
Th1t turnabout in Hayakawa'•
political fortunes mar well
· 1cotcb tbe plant of many am-
bitlout DemocratJc polltlclans,
and in tbe Republican ranb a1
well, who were lootinl forward
to cball~~ h!I re•leetioa bid in 1112. SUddenly,.be 11 PO kmaer tbe euy l)Ulbover they bad u.,
awned. With tbe Republlcam tD
control ol the White Houae and
tbt Senate be will 1row tnc,.....
IDtb' formidable durtq tbe re-
malnlnC two )'ears of b1I preNDt
term.
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teeta, a eoal·
,.. Wlllcla speetaUlel In lt111 ..... ..-.a1 la1lb t.ch. Pd bHa ~ b1 mecllcal i.
........... wbo bellJboo --.: ed, 1qbll t!Q8rim.mtal dnlp
Md tlllinJMiuUc tiardware. 1'beJ Ila•• created u atlDOlpbere'
tlaat eacoura1u lan1ton to belleW 8117 ftrm pla;tq uWnd wtt1a .. ,..,.., bot new lluDcb 1n
medlelDe ii a bettable winner at
the' cMla NllRer. II lt l.ter turns out that 1ucb
comttanle1 are fhaanclal
tetllltnal caaes, beJODd the belp
Of ur buliw1 pbyalciw, well,
that'• tOUlb for the buyer. Wall
Street ll a buaar where the
fakln make tbe1r Urine by mak·
in1 their cuatomera believe
foolllb stories. So be. tt.
TD CONDUCT of medical
re1earcber1 who lend
tbem9elft8 to the Wualom ere&
Junk, U thole ol UI Wbo foUow
auch thin•• well know, baa
dauntlna preatl•e tbeae days.
.we have wortbleu roeb ~
sold at fancy prices. We have
mu1lcian1 and aetora Im· peraonaun1 ·
1arba•e and
beinc re ·
warded ext.or· n tionately.'lbe
u1ele11 and --
the ugly
ia being
apotbeoaiaed aa some form
of art in some•
form of
circles.
You may not know that 1980
baa been declared World
Ephemera Year in Eneland.
Tbll, said one observer, "1bould
be the year when j~ comes in-
to it1 own." The year i1
sponsored by the E. Society,
wb.ich ii so swollen with Itself
that it ii ta1klq of atartiJ11 an
ephemeral univenity faculty,
· wherein old Munl stubs and
wartime ration boob, not to
1~ak of old empty bottles of Dr.,
Browne'• Cblorodyoe (the
Britilb ~all) are liven the
academic attention tbey so
richly deserve.
BOW TO DEFINE el)bemera?
Keats aald lt beat: Lil• .. but 0 doll.
A /rogU• d•to·drop on U•
pmlout 1DQfl
From o tree'• nmmU.
lo practice lt means sometbina
you threw in the wuie·buket.
or your father or 1randfather
did. Old laundry and grocer:s
bllll are areent. HaodbWa ol an
earlier day, ancient almanacs,
and prloted matter of any ldnH
printed since Gutenberg's day
are Sold.
"The rlae in ephemera prices
baa been sta1gerln1," says
Hilary Kaye ol Sot.beby's, which
hu been boldinl ephemera auc·
tiODI alnce 1175. ''Old biscuit Um
which 1old for over $40 two
yean aao can IO for u much u
$500 tc>Qy. Certain Edwardl.an
posten and p-eetlnc cards have
'rilen over the put four years .by
SOO to 1000 percent respec·
tively."
THE cou.Ecroa•s puak>na
cannot be defined or undentood.
lo a world where a 1in1le
postaee stamp can be sold for
nearly e>ne million dollars we
should not be surprised that a
rare bua ticket can fetch over
$20. Tbere exlata in Durham,
'N.C., tbe world's ireatest collec·
tion of cilar wrappers, housed in
the WlWam R. Pertlna Library.
Say1 the top doe of the
Ephemera Society, Maurice
.JUckarda: "To me, ephemera
represents the other bait of bis·
tory, the half without 1uile.
When people put up monuments
of publlahed omcial war hll·
tories they had a eOnatant eye on
their audience, and their: b:latory
would be adjusted to ault,
whereu ephemera wu never
expected to survive -it would
oormallJ have been thrown
straight away -eo tbat it CGD·
taint all IOrt.s of human qualities
•blch would otherwise have
been edited out."
There is an indisputable
fascination to the Britlaher, or
the student of Britain, from Pad· dingt.oo Station to, say, Newbury
with the date 1896. Lookinl at lt
la a kind of Roncbach teat.
Were you to write down all that
la evoked by almply looking at
it, I d.areaay you would find out
a lot about younelf that you did
not know before.
Old fight programs do that for
me. Someone once gave me the
proiram of the gnat Ketchel·
Job.Dion ftgbt held at Colma in
the early days of this century. I
WA:KE UPYOUR MONEY! nm WEllS FARGO GOIDEN
.rr
kept lt for years, despite a ,1J
atron• feelln1 a1atmt Hvlnl •. · tbln••· because It seemed to tell ' •
me all about the San Frmcilco
before the fire and quake. And
after • & . <"
NOSTALGIA BAS its
1tronsat pull, it seei:m to me,· ·1•1
when lt ii no1tallia over thlnal ·»·
you ha•• never experienced .
rather than th1D11 you have
lived tbroqh. In the deepest .J
part of me the sao· Frandaco
that exllted before I came here , ,
lti 1155 ts more vital to me than · tbeplace l'veapent25yearain:-· · .:
Michael Haseltine of ·
Sotheby'a, who handles . •
ephemera auctions, saya that
ephemera la indeed a growth in-
dustry. A shard of a broken
violin may be rubbtSb to y0u,
but to a man who bu Imagina-
tion and more money than be
knowa what to do with, it can be
a printe maetc. "..°'
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Items. To Date. 'lbere Have Been Ul,800 In Dl1count1
.Given.
I Rg_,iti ~l,Y Compan!J1
GoldsmlthJng •Appraising• ~ • ""1:NJlng
ti.JI Newport~• C4*I Mesa. CA 926.17
Here's how
ChirQPractic treats
Arthritis
ArdwitJs Is an acute or chrontc
inllammalon of one or more of the jolnu
of the body. The lnfbmmatt0n may ln¥Olve
10me or all of the 1UUCture1 enterln1 in the
fonnaclon of the joint-the bones. the
c~. the me~. muscles. etc
Chlropnctk appt"Oaches arthritis from a
uuse sundpoint. It is directed tot.he
restoration of normal nerve funruon; ai1owm1 the
nmnl hultr11 processes of the body to operate. by
mearw of 1p4nal adrustmenu.
'!bur doctor of chiroprxtK Im the training and
txperlence to treat arthr1tts and relieve the d1scomforu of
the condition Under ch1ropracuc c.ire. mviy conditions
can be relieved.
Dr. l..t. F. ~· D.C. Dr. Jab W. PIY , D.C. Ille.
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"Got o ~? Then wrltt to Pal Dunn. Pat wUl
cut red tape, {letting tM ~andoction .,OU Mm
to 1olve bleqtdtlt1 in goNmmtnt and burineu. Mail
JIOU' quelfionl to P.at Dunn, At Your~~. ~
Cocut DoU11 Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560, Cotto Meto, CA nn1. h man11 tetten.OJ pom~ wUl be cwwered,
but phoned inquiriel OT ltttnl not including the
reodn'• full nonu. addrtn ond burineu houra' pltoM
number cannot be.conl1dered. ThUcolumn opptortdoi·
l11 tzc~ Sundays."
S119ar nlld1f 'cft"ftl8%ed'
DEAR PAT: What is the sugar content in
eranola cereals compared to conventional
cereala? My kid.a claim there's less aucar in
granola, but I'd like to find out for sure.
J .T., Newport Beach
1'le AIU' ~ of 14 uUeaalb dl.utWed
puola cereab ~ from ZZ • sz pereeat el IM prodllda' dry wetcltt; aeew611 .. ,......,, ol &M
U.8. Depanmem ol A~• N.ateat C.m· ,..w. Laboralo1'1. Aa uaJ1• el IZ a.Yea·
UouJ eereall lllowed .Ut sqar eamea& raqed
fn• a.. &tau 1&omoreUlu5' pereeat.
Rei_.. tl..e ll•ltftl
DEAR PAT: I ordered an Item from a mall·
order company for my nephew's birthday. It ar·
rived after bis birthday, but I was baltant to send
it back and decided to keep the present for another
occasion. What are my rights in tb1I tye of attua·
tlon? How soon does aomethina have to be re-
turned in order to have it accepted by the seller? -~ ... -!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~--R. G. , Coeta Mesa
II )'Ga're dealbac w1&la a respamll>le eo•paa1,
ret11n9 ....U, ue aecep«ed wl&llla It da11 after
cleU•eJ7. la JOU eue, , .. eRld bft Maned &M
The White Oak
Thanksgiving
A beautiful, new restaurant
carries on the tradition of
holiday dining at the NeWporter.
Roast Young Tom Turkey .....• 8.95
Pinmuc-App~ dressing, giblec gravy and cranberry sauce.
Prime Rib of Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.50
Au jus wl!h creamtd Horseradish sauce.
Minted Trout . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . 10.,25
Stu/ftd \t111h mint, wrapped in bacon and gencly sautttd.
New York Sirloin Steak ....... 13.95
Choice cut of fi~ bttf prepared to your orckr
. Broiled Lamb Chops ....•.... 13.50
Bro1kd to pnf ucion and served with mint jelly.
Children under 10
Turkey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.2S
Prime Rib . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . 8.50
Entrees include choice of soup or salad,
fre sh vegetables, desse~t and beverage.
Please make reservations early ... phone today
(714) 644 .. 1100.
Open weekdays for luncheon,
dinner nightly and Sunday. Brunch.
pae•a1e aopeaed aad marted: .. .., .... -....... Bleier.'' u. paS.,. ... ,, .... ,.. ...
'"'' ietfwpaJta1 ...,.,.... .. . Wlaea eompaa1 trnr, aaelt H tacernd
mere ... .,.., la Ute reuoa fw reem.lal •erda.a·
dlae, •Mt fir•• wtu rel11tkne tlae CMt of postap. If tlU bppeu te ,_ .. Ute hdare, MIMI a eo•,..._ leUer ud Mid Ute •ere•aadlae •UI
lite eompaa1 respoa4ls wttlt malllq tutr.dloaa.
No ~Id .. •llp, .. rd-4
DEAR PAT: I placed an order with Starcreat
of California which resulted in my beinl owed
$8.M. I asked that this amount be refunded in-stead of credited to my account. Then I wu
asked.to send my oriamal ereen packl.q slip. I re·
fuaed to do Ulil as it ii mf proof that money ta
owed to me. Certainly tb1I firm should be able to
ilaue a refund bued on its o-.s statement which
indicated that I do have credit eomtn, to me.
L.A., Yucca Valley
A &&uen.a .,..._womaa 1111 Ille eompa117
poUe1., ........... tlaie orlllaal _,.,~Ute pae...,
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ere41& d9e •a •lie erder. 1"'1'1111 CIMIN bppea,''
site aald, 1111eea .. ,..... eealil ... •••ral ~ ol -paetiq .., .......... ..,...
wftlt eadt ~ •allel. ''
Y• uted te •••• a eopJ fer JMr ... nee• ud .... u., onOUl te ftJlll •-.
CHto•er lenlee ::,ir•nmeat, atarcre1t of Catu..aa. 11.M aed AYe., c.&a .... m11.
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The Brooks Brothers
selection of
Odd Trousers
. .. includes a wide choice
that is especially
attractive for Christmas
giving. Woollen
fabrics are carefully
· selected for Brooks
Brothers, in shades to
complement sport coats
and blazers.
Authentic Tartans, $90
Cavalry Twills, $75
Flannels, $77
€ar use ,.
lfilt urged
t!=~P)
-A Republican as-
semblyman says the
~1i1lature would re· ove a .. IUSpldoo in the I ubllc mind" lf it
~pped leasing cars for ~ wmakers and paid
J
eir work-related travel expenses lnltead.
"While I believe that l abuae of the (car) l privile1e la rare," Aa·
blymaa Bob Naylor
taid, "I 'think the cur· f ent arran1ement thbuld be replaced by a •
lnucb fairer 1JSt,em.1'
/J'mB RAVE been a
ew lmtancea in teeent an where lawmakers
their state cars for
rivate travel.
Currently, the state
s all or part of the
of leuing a car for
each legislator and pro-
Jidea tbem with a state·
ltald 1uoline credit ,ard .
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ropoaal, lawmakers . .,uld be relmbuned for
iravel between
acramento and tbelr
l1tricts and for other
ravel related to
1talatlve business.
Naylor, R ·Menlo
!'ark, said the present
b•tem coat the state
•bout $DO,OOO laat year pd cmtended that his
proposal could aa ve
~ey.
· The Aasembly Rules Committee will consider ~aylor'a proposal,
which la HR51.
•&WAWU, ft. <Alt> -a.Ille ...... ...,.,,. .. ..uJ 111.••u...a_..iWktor ...... ,..,. ............. .
..................... from .. ,...,...,.Natll,are-
•arkable taleDt emeried: a tomputer·llke memory for mule. . . He can nmember whatever
1ae•1 beard and Immediately sa&.Y it CID t.be ptuo, D0&e tor
note. Aod at 31, be Ii•• eon· cert.a at .ehoOll and holptta.
Bil adopUve mother, llay,
1ay1 It all be1an one IDCll'D1DI
when .. beard mualc comma
from bil room and tboulbt the
teleTIUoll bad bee.a left OD over-
nl&ht. •
"•E WAS SITl'ING at the
piano, playtn1 Tchaitonky'1
Piano Coneerto No. 1, ~
We Love,' all the way tbloueb,"
abe Hid. "It waa Liberace'•
theme ICJGI, and tha\'a where be bad beard it.
"Cinderella," whi ch was
scheduled to end at the same
time that "Dallas" would be over.
':t!I': --~ ..... ~ e • .ffLS. tJI. ,m.d ru ...... oOi 8"tDt ."l: .... tlft fll illalle... .
Tbe ~ mu appean .i
churebe11 acb00l1, nuniDI hOm• .na baullall, wttll aome
C>fA.be elUuitable'!:a~
•.PC>Dlond by ueoc.-u. .Joi' ~. retarded and ...u .. ~
ll"C>Upe.
R&'8 AL80 asaN oe IOCaJ·
televillOD ~. Ud a crew
from ABC'• '!'ftiat'• lneredlble" waa at t.be · Lemke home lat
week, ftlmJn1 a eetmiet for a
fllture brOedeut. •
Lede'a brain apparently ap-
proadliel mmle muds u a eem-
puter woald, Hid pey~at
Darold Treffert, ezeeuttve dlrec·
tor ol tbe FOlld du Lac County
Mental Healtb Center. The
p11cblatrle term for tbe
pbenomeaoo wu idiot Hvant,
literally translated u "learned
ldlot.'' be said.
"It la uaociated with retarded
penom 9bo have remarkable powen of memory,•• Treffert
said ... Of coune, Leslie'• cue la
even more 1trild.ng becauae be
also ta blind an suiters from
cerebral pally."
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''AND BE SAID 'I 'm ba..t ...
f • . , ..... un. . .. And that waa tbe be8ln-
Din1."
Before Leslie learned to talk,
Mn. Lemke and her husband
Joaepb sensed that he waa
drawn to music. Tbey sot him a
piano, played recorda for him,
san1 to him.
SQ opera sponsors announced
the popular television show
would be videotaped and shown
alter the opera, with refresh-ments.
Leslie came to live with the
Lemkes u a 8-month-old Nby.
BE ''LOOllED JUST awful,
terrible . . . a helpless, forlorn·
He learned to sins before be
could talk and can imitate Loula
Arlllltrcmi and Al Jolson and
otben, •lnllna in German and
Italian aa JVell aa Enellsh,
although his speech remains
primitive.
MIRACQLOUI TALENT DISPuYED
May Lemke clepe rhythm •• L .... pleya
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BAROQUE SILVERPI.:ATE BY WALLACE. . . .
1IlSplfat10Il: the frescoes of Michelangelo, c. 1540.
content: the spirit of the artist, the skill of contemporary artisans.
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design: a meld of scrolls, beading, flowers.
application: at the renaissance o'f romance, c. 1980.
SUffimary remarks: we think Baroque is proof that joy comes from beautiful things.
· Sliver, 166. From our B1roque collection. Selection may vary from store to store.
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..... tllM • twt.iUD• rtde -•• IMCh•'crMail. 011191, w-. club wu tM
eartll.J . 1ettla1 f(W. • tb• ,Jon
TH¥olti ft.Im "Urtaaa eoww."
HY• tta. variety of couatl'J
f;
mmlc, dlit lure ol lta lyrid Ud ·
• anodlMd attracUool like ttae
, mecbanleal bull aad watern
• fa1bloa will maintain tb•
• "cow~ cblc" fever. I ftlS llOVIE IDLP•D la.eb dolem ~ llmllar clubl acre. ! tbe country, many of them l converted dl1co1 wbou
• rhythm.le beat was becomln1 I-unlm1 aUve and borina to
' tc u.tenen.
atron1 1bow up weartn1
snappy westem haw, bootl and
jean•. and some drive 1hlny pick~ truckl with Confederate
Oa11 tn the re~ window and
bumper atlcken dertdlp1 disco.
and remained so because lt la
functlonal.
"You can dress comfortably
1ritbout havinl to wear ties and
ttarcbed tblrtl," says Gilley,
cou1ln to fellow siD1er-pianlat
Jerry Lee Lewla. "And you don't
have to fix your bair Juat riCbt.
The clubt that have banned
Jean• and cowboy bata are golnl
to have to chan1e."
And the onslau1bt of country
music baa even affected iome
skating rtnka, whole traditional
Choi in Pakietan
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP)
-South Korea's Slate Affairs
Minister Choi Kwang Soo ar-
rived here Sunday for a two-day
visil, the fU'St trip to Pakistan by
a Cabinet-level South Korean
since diplomatic relations began
"WE'VE COMB A LONG way
from the days of the box rultar
and mandolin. We don't live lD
the Stephen Foster days any
more. You keep rollln' with th•
flow, as Charlie Rich would
say," Gilley says.
"Kenny Rogers bas helped the
country music scene. He came
from the rock field, jumped to
'Lucille' and got
across-the-board acceptance.
Our music needed this Kind of
exposure.''
GJLLEY'8 CLUB. near
Houston, ls a 48,000-aquare.foot
cavern with a capacity of up to
5,500. Attractions include a
mechanical punchln1 bag and
the mechanical bull, made
famous by "Urban Cowboy."
"At the club, you can drink,
dance, ride the bull, pick up
women or use the punching
bag," be says.
But riding the bull is not for
him. 12 years ago. Choi told reporters
be would discuss international
and bilateral matters with
President Mohammed Zia ul-
baq and other Pakistani leaders
be re.
Western fashion, Gilley
maintains, bas become popular
"I can ride it and I have four
or five times. But the operator
can hurt you if be cranks it up. I
don't want to get hurt.••
Plate of the Day
XMS KID -Not all Capricorns were born on
Christmas Day. but Paul Mark Hurst was.
lnlormatloft tor the "Platt Of 1114 Oay" 11 MCIP!led by Mika l"•ley, auflM>r of ,,,. 1m HllllOft of uw .. _., -of "9f10Nll1-4
Callfornl• llcHI-. Plattt
Anti-drug fight
begun by nurse
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -A
silver·haired retired nurse bas embarked on a
campaign to promote an idea that 1he tblnka will
put the West Coast's heroin lmportln1 syndicates
out of business.
Charlotte Cook. who wu bom in Canada but
worked and now llve1 Ln San Francl1co, believed
that a heroin maintenance 111tem alon1 the
Brlllah model would help clear the 1treet1 of
addtctl and curb the criminal acti'rit1et many
must rely on to 1upport their bablta.
IN B81TAIN, ADDICTS A8E le1ally
preacr1bed juat tooulh berotn to 11U.f1 tbelr
habltl and are 11aduaU1 weaned off the clr\ll.
Canadian addict• art offered
malntenante-witbdrawaJ ~amt whlcb UH
methadone, a 1ubltJtutt J.., eUve Ulan heroln,
but 1ubject to otfier, advetM aide effecta.
M1. Cook w11 ln Vancouver to contact IJ'OUl>I
and lndMdua11 who would Uk• to '" Canada
adopt the pro11am. She Hid tbe and her unnamed
1roup plan a campalfn 1lmllar to tbat of CltlHDI
Aaatn1t Crime nc ., 1 1 ,000·member
Callfornta-baHd or1anlaatlon whicb bu been lobby-
inl for a ~In maintenance pro1r1m.
IH& PLAN8 TO &TA•T BY 0r1l.Dilln1 HnlOr
c.ttlJem• lfOUPI IMcauH many addlctl prey on the
elderly.
Vancouver1 Brltl•h Columbl•i. ind San
Frandtco woula be the llnt to tMnent from th• prosram. the Hid. Both have Jarce poputatlou of
heroin addict• and 1uffer the conHquencH
Uirou,h armtd rob!Mry. mualiftp, prottltuUon
and rfla~ tttme.
Tomorrows
Technology
~ere Today
~\.oe sot rwo plant
available now. r
Some people ltke to keep all their money
handy In a dieddna account. Other people likt
to keep a little money in the!l' checlong account
and a IOt Of money In thcii'\Bvi~ account.
But almo&t evcrybOdY ls looking forward
to ea.ming lntereat on the same money
they use to write checks. So we've got
twO plans.
our p,.mtu lntere1t/
CMc:ldna PlaD lt fm of
monthly tervlce ~with
$1000 mlnhrium.
Maintain a $1000 minimum
balance ln this plan, and you can have
an INerew'Checklna plan fa. of
monldv ~ awp. You1l eam
5}(\ 81\matl 41\taat on the same
mohey you uae io wnte chttka.
TSL-PBIL BEGAN 1wap
meet~ ln Oetobtt' 19 under a CCJOtract tut upu;e. ID
April tm. 'lbat eontract . pn
the fair board 2$ "l'ffllt ol tbe
IJ'OSI.
The early rene10UaUou
i'Were lluqc.bed Ulla year MCa\9e
the fall' board wantl to free
about 1hc acre• of contract-
leued land held by Tel· Pbll >l
the comer of Fair ·Drive and
Newport Boulevard. 1'be board wJQta to develop
the parcel lD hotel facllltles, but
Tel·Pbll bolda a 10.)'ear r.,.ra.
ble leue apUon on property~
includel'tbat parcel.
Under the new plan, Tel-
Phil wW atve up ita lease on the
property eyed for a hotel, but
maintains a right of first re-
fusal.
THAT CLAUSE WOULD al-
low Tel-Phil to conatruct a hotel
on the site, leasing the land at
the same rate that the h1lhest
ouuide bidder would offer the
board. ·
Board members balked at
the proposal, but finally ap-
proved it when the two Newport
Beach swap meet operators
Coast panel nixes
beach work bl,Ock
State C04Stal commia1lonen
ha"' Hjec!ted ... appeal of two
Le1una B4tac'h residents wbo
toCICht to block a permit for
storm dralna and sidewalk work
at Malo Beach Park.
The commission decided 8-1,
with one abstention, that the la-
s u e was not of statewide
1ignificance, thus allowing the
regional coastal commission ap-
proval of tbe project to stand.
The city of La1una Beach
plaAI to replace 1idewalb, in-
stall a storm drain system and
reeonst.ruct curbs and gutters
near Coast Hitbway at Main
Beach Park.
The estimated $100,000 project
would replace an existlbl 10 to I 1Z-foot wide concrete, asphalt,
and sravel pathway with an elgbt-
f oot wide uniform concrete sidewalk. ·
The storm drain will be de-
signed to reduce flooding on tbe
south side of the highway near
Broadway.
Appellantl Gene Athertcm and
John Gabriela of Laguna Beach
contended the project would re-
move an eight-foot strip from the
park and stated the work UI UD·
necessary because there UI a
bro•d walk parallel to the
highway.
on any Dalance you maintam in your plan.
We've g<>.[ twO plans because people are
differen But wc'vc got one minimum that
~bOOy can aifCe on. Our $1000 minimum
is a lo< less than a lot of financial institutiOns.
And no bank or savings and loan: pays a higher
rate of intttest.
• Wlth either plan, you can apply for
a COmbincd Check and Charge Card
(MuterCard™or Vtsa•)/Reacfy Reserv:-
Ac.count and Check Guarantee Cira.
And Y9U can get either plan at any QM
of our over 590off'lles all over California
Right now, todiy, Y9U can he
amlng interest on the sam~ money~
Ualj to write chedc8. COme to S«urity
Paclrte Bank. We've 90t tw0 different
plal'\S and ooe wonderful minttnum.
Bebtuse we.'rc lo6kin1 forward to
serving ~ better
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Ear-Si-ted jfft
Le• Becker, 'president of Costa Mesa·
Newport Harbor Lions Club, makes
ceremonial pa11tn1 of $20,000 to Dr.
Stanley van den Noort (ceptel"), dean of
UC Irvine Colle1e of lfedlcb)e, an4 Dr.
l:dward K. Wona, chief of opbtb•lmolOgy
at UCI Medical Center. Money railed dur-
ing club'• annual Cotta Mesa Fish Fry is
beinl donated for eye bank and eye re-
search at medical center.
~ursing ho01es
fined $75~000
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Operaton of 42 nun·
lnl bomet ln California bave been tined '15,000 for
health care violatiom ud bave qreect to sell their bomes ·-to another company, state bealtb officials
report. 1'be state Healtb Servi<* Department said the
aettlement of "loaptandin1" eomplaJDU acaln.st
Comolldated 1Jbert7 nunlnf.hom'8 will let the
bom• stay open and avoid a _.ult.
Under the asreement, Beverly Euterpdlel of
Pasadena, wblcb owns " nunln1 taomea ln
Callfornla, will obtain 17 pereem stock ownenblp
tn Coalolldated lJbertJ. Tbe other 1J peretnt ol
the stock ii owned by the public.
DIEPA&TllDIT SPOK&SllAN PSR Wetuer
Jaid it WM the &hird time receaQy tbllt tbe d6part: ...._ 1n., ... a Mue .. almt ana=me ~...... . ...........
C.U0Udattill LI •. ti .. i ed ln Fresno. ,.... .,..., ta cl ..-..m-for nrto•
lnataneee .ot poor care and inadequate •tafftnJ at the 42 homes, the department said.
In addition, Ronald H. Tanner, wbo operated
Hillview Convalescent H09pital in Petaluma, paid
$10,000 fOT' violationa and bad bis ~ revoked,
the department said. Department Uceum1 clb'ec· tor Donald Hauptman said it hasn't been de·
termined whether that facility wu actually con·
trolled by Consolidated Uberty.
HAUPTMAN SAID THE department
ori1inally a0u1bt more than $150,000 in fines •
against tbe nunln1 homes.
Four Comolldated l.Jberty bomea also bad
their licenses revoked: Petaluma Cate aad
Guidance Center, Hy·Lond Ccmvalescent Haepital
in Santa Barbara, Capitola Extended Care Center
in Sant• Cruz, and Hlll Road Copvalffcent-
Hoapital in Novato, the department aaid.
But the revocations were stayed and tbe
llcenaes placed on one year'• probation. Beverly
Enterpriaa will mana1e tboH bom• at well u
Hillview Convalescent H09pttal, the department
said.
Another provision of the settlement ii that
Clyde Dablln1er of Freano, former Tice cbalrman
of Comolidated l.Jberty, will no laaJer serve u a
director or officer of Conaolidated Liberty, and
cannot contract wlth that company for aemcea.
Nuke plant planned ··
HONG KONG (AP) -Plana to build Chine's
fli'lt nuclear plant, to be located in Guansdou
P.rovtnee near Roni. Kon1, ba.e been compl~ th• Cb1neae communlat newapaper Wen Wei Po re·
Ported.
The mwapaper aald the $3.3 blllloa plant'• two 800-mepwatt 1.-ieraton eveatually will procbaff
Power equal to the province'• current tolal Output.
Guaacdonl authorities •v• in'1ted American
nuclear npertl to survey four aitee ln the Shen
Zben munlcl~ty borderiDI ffoQc Kona, the re-
Port aald. No dedlioa on the ftnal alte hu been
made.
MANGNALL'S
INTERIOR PAINTING EXTE~IOR
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$10 monthlf
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. $299 Intro. prlcet
$16 monthly"
Fan back rattan
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t Introductory price effective unt1112/1I80
$189 Sale
$12 monthly"
Cotton velvet seat
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$299 Intro. prlcet
$16 monthly"
Rattan dining
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November 29, you>"e invited to view
the Donavan & Seamans' Glfard
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helicopter into Fashion Island,
Friday, Nov. l8 at 1:00pm. The
spot is the Nchrian Marcus/Yamato
Restaurant parking lot. Visit with
Santa in his Christmas House and
receive a free coloring book. Santa
photos available.
Jlm Nlcbelinl. wbo l"UDI one-man winery
in St. Helena, watches ena1bed 1rape1
now into vat. He mates Wine in cellar his
grandfather did during PbohibWon. ,.
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Dude ranch liaA everytliing but shootout.
• •oNDER VALLEY (AP) -
' TM dallll ltart setUn1 tbe WUd
. W .. t tnatment e•en before tbeJ'ft llrrtved at Calllornia'•
o14111t di.Ide ranch.
A band of "de1perado1"
boarda tbe ..,U' charter bus
~tbe narrow roadway into
W Valley. Hoptq te> rilbt
tbe Wl'CIDll ol evil ucetton, tbe
budltl btl puaen1ers to ac·
c9pl $1 mWIClll ln play mODe)'.
Sacb tbenaal1w bave been
drawiq frwtrated eowpoke1 to
the Wonder Valley Dude Ranch
for atmo,t TOyean.
un WAS n'A&T&D ln 'lill by
a •entleman naine of Georae
PlencJa," said the ranch'• third
owner, Stan Oken. "He wu a
cattle rancher and 1tarted
cbarslnl peata. I don't know
wbat be wu cbaritnJ then.. but I'll ~ it's not what we cbar1e
now ."
Probably not. Oken collects
$50 a day for a double room, in·
cludinl meals and entertain·
meat. "Duda" who want to ride
a bone pay more.
"But " oiler a number ol ac-U.tU. to ~ adulta wbo don't
ride," laid Oken, a former h1lb
school football coach wbo rum
the ranch as an international
children's camp durinl the sum-
mer.
"We have ellercise classes,
nature bikes and live muaic
every evening -that's sing-
along music in our cocktail
lounge," said Oken.
BESIDES THE SQUARE
dancing, pit barbecues and'
hayrides that one expects to find
at a dude ranch, guests can also
tour three pearby national
parka, take craft classes, fl.ah
or juat relax.
"Every hour, there are two
activities," bouta Oken.
Thoee comlne to the ranch en-
joy aourmet cookinJ and are
pamoered by Oken's staff of~
empR>yea. Tbe resort baa a
capacity ol 90 guesta.
At nilbt, auesta sit throuab a
monoloeue after dinner, then
bead in to "aamble" for prir.es
with the loot liven them by the
bandits.
"We allow 1tulln1, cbeatln1
and everytbtne durina the
1amblln1," said Oken. "OUr
•bole procram la detiped to
live people lauahter."
TBE &ANCB COVE&S ~
acres In this lush 1,800-acre
valley, nettled ln the foo«hllla
( )
. bi NOftlllber ln bopea of beat··
C4LJFORNL4 , '. lnl area t.owUm .
BOWBVB&, n"8 DOUJJTPVL OFF8'4MP · ~ Oken needs mueh of a boost. BualDeu WU up 32 percent lut
year "because of tbe famlly at· near Sequoia National Park,
about 35 Jlll1es eut of Fresno.
Visit.on can drive, take a bUI or
fly onto Oken'• 3 ,200-foot
aintrip.
"Probably ODe of the most ln·
terestma features of .. the dude ranch la that we have a
specialized pn>aram tor aea.lor
cltbenl," said Oko, wbo says
100 bualoadl of aenlon are bold-
lnl reaervatlOD1.
But, MOior' citilens aren't the
only ~ beadln' up tbil
way. Bualne11 cllenll include
Pepsi-Cola, Spreckels Suaar and
Sun-Maid Ralalna.
Air Calllornla, wblcb rec:ently
inaugurated service to Fresno,
will brine 100 travel agenti here
moapbere and friendly staff,"
accordinl to Oken.
Other dude ranches are not
fartn1 u well u Wonder Valley,
Oken aid. .. It'•. dyiq breed," ~enta
Oken. "U you don't continue to
eroand. it'• bard to stay wl1b lt. ~,,We're apand.lna."
'Billboard' mural
has tentative OK
The San Clemente City Council baa referred to the city's
Cultural Heritaee Board to review an offer from CaJTnna offi~als
to have a mural painted on the wall aloni the San Diego Freeway.
It would be on the northbound aide of the freeway at the
off.rampatAvenida Preaidio. 'Ibewall wtl1 bebulltnextaummer.
BUI' COtJNaLllAN PAftlCK LANE said be is «not en·
thralled with the idea of havlnl a mural on the offramp.
'"l'bb 1.1 not what people overwhelmlnaly want, and I am not in
favor of it," Lane said. .
Councilman Alan Konen dbaereed.
"IN L08 ANGELES TBE&E AllE several murals that are
quite attra4;:i' Konen said. "In any cue they are more attnc· tive than a b wall, or one that bu 1raffiti."
Lane cut ~ lone dJuentinl vote u the council uked t.be
herlta1e board to study the matter.
'Spirit' a-sold
PORTLAND, Milne <AP -.. ·'Tbe Splrlt of '78," the famous
palntlnl by artllt Arcblbald Ill. V(WU'd, wa sold to a New York
City btddtr for fll0,000 wlthln mlnutes of the openinl biddin1.
TM winilJftl bid was aubmiu.d by;Alexander Acevedo of Alex·
andtr Galler)'. He t.lepboaitd hirtdolf Gallniff with bla bid for
tbe 11-by M·lneh palnUq, e.attnc o,t almoet 100 other btda, some or wbkh came from the'flodr ud ..,_ bJ pboD1. '
The blddln• for the m• ,. ..... ., btsan at SI0,000 and quickly
· Jump.cl lD flO 000 in.~. • The pal;n;;, w ch WU oWlMd by Winthrop L. Brown of
Topsham, ll-btllev9d y Nt .xp.N to bl the orllinal oil of several
v1ntom ~ bY._1Wlllatd, ~ American palnt.r and illustrator
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re
Lawmen's merger
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#Utrdle ,, ed
A mercer of Oranee County marshals witb the Sheriff's
Department won't force worken
from ettber law enforcement
••ency to lole their jobs er be ·
demoted. the authors of the com· prombe plan contend.
Tbe U memben of tbe COlDl· ty '1 Lecal Judicial Systems
Committee agreed to that policy
durtq their montbl1 meeting in
Santa Ana.
BY aEACIDNG THE agree·
ment, committee membera
hurdled what bu been a major
block durin& earlier efforts to
. combine the two poupa, which many olftclala believe perform
duplicate services.
The county bu tried to merge
tbe two IJ'OOPt before, but met
realstance from law enforce-
ment lobbies in Sacramento1
where state lellalatlon ia needed
to authoriJe the move.
Tbunday'a agreement, la ex·
pectecl to reduce resbtance from
•taw d1b1tem wa···~· Tblh .,.. 11111 ~ banters
to tbe c:os1·1a'Ylnl plan tboUgh.
Oran1e County judges have been
hesitant to support a merger .
that will give the sheriff's d~
partment control over officers
who guard their courts.
cuaaENTLY, THE marshals
are admlnlatered by both the county's five Municipal Court
diltricta and the county 's
Superior Court.
iftb District Supervisor
ThO as Riley la chalnnan ol the
com trylnl to produce the
mei:a AD aide to Riley laid
tbe ae'karation of powers
between .. Judees, the sberifrs departmem ana tbe Boa.rd ol
Supervlaon continues to be a A=;;~s
rift grows
TELAYIV, Israel (A~-Tbe ·
Israeli Parliament has \r'Qted to
limit autopsies, which Orthodox
Jews consider a deruemen\ of
the dead.
The Parliament, by a vote ~
46-35, approved a measure to al-
low poat-mortems only if the
family approves or if the
circumatanc .. of death are un-
usual.
The rulln• la espectecl to
Yiden tbe iift ~---HCUlar Sews and rellaloui con-
servatives.
'Soperfund' cut
WASHINGTON (AP)
Senate negotiaton aereed Fri-
day on a scaled down SUS billion
"superfund" bill to clean up tox-
ic chemical waste dumps, trim-
. min• the venion drastically to re-
duce the threat of the measure be-
ing blocked by a filibuster.
PAUD MID BIS aton 1W
been eeDinc cowbo1 bats ainee
lilt ... ban't bad • bad year
since JD. 1be store bas sold IO
man1 bata tbe Stet.IOD company
named one after it: "The
Parker."
But Harry Parker said there's
been a cbanp ID hat buylq the
past few yean. These, d•JI, be
said, bla main customers IJ"8l•t
cowboyl.
"Rilbt now, they come from
all over the world." said Parker,
standiq beside the bat ·dlaplay
in bis cavernous, wooden-floored
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291=111 Ave.
<Stonemllt Bus. Park> c;osta Mesa
641.0110
1HUMTIMGTOM
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store. "It started with Just · MISSIOMlllJO ranchers and cowboys. Now we 1 get people calling from San . FL~ST & SIFTS . •
Die&o and saying, 'Do you have
a Parker?' They're uklng for
them by name."
Johnny Secrest, sales
mana1er for the Stetson Co. in
St. Joseph. Mo., agreed that ~
atereotype of a cowboy bat
customer is chaqin1.
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of affection.
When you need a ~loan. your home may
hold the answer. We can
often help with a homeowner
loan. c.ourrt on us. Other tam
ilies am bmineS9es have for
over 65 years.
On a sa>,CXX> bin.
mJnthly payments are fer
Ia> rmnths at an amual per·
centage rate of 18.00I. Total
of pa1ments: $43,244.40.
We11 find a way to
help. Call us today.
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by a ~tion ci ttaJ and persooa) pcopertf. l~D[R .
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''Thin II 90 mada Yartatklll a11oelated ·wltb wlntor w•atblr, ..... taid.
OooaJd ~ dlndGI' ol
eeonomlc fonoutiq at Oearlia State Unlver11t1, wa1 ena
•loomler.
••n•u TALKING about a 11.e Pll'emt n.. at retail.·· be
Hid. ''TIM ftnt half of 1111 II·
aoiDI to be t.oulb. I ~·t bope we
have a mild wt.Dtet.' · One 1upermarllet exeeuUYe,
who ubd not to be ldenUfted bJ
Oftldala of tbe Capbtruo Unlfted Sebool Dla-
trlct will aatber taaiPt wWa Clftldala from two
other area lebool dlstrleta to dilcma phma for tM
joint admlalatration of special educaUoa pro-•
1rama.
U lOl"llMd. the comortium woald tnchade tJte
Capbtrano, Saddlebaek Valley and Lapna Buda
acbool diltrleta.
Tbe .,...1n11 ~to tbe pUbU~! will be at
CaplatnDo dlltrtct offices, mr2 Caue Perfedo, San 1uan Cepl.ttrano. It will ltart at T p.m. aDd la
expected to adjounm at 10.
Rolling stone, gets
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SANTA ANA • 1224 Eaat 17th Street• 547-5871 haa cost the 1tate of CaJifor:qta '70,000.
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Celebrate
California's favo rite collection of silks
St. Tropez West
designed by · ,.
Carole. Little
-Saturday, November 29
Mini show at 1:00 p.m. 1
Refreshments will be served.
broke loole and rolled into bla amall truck wWt
aueb fora that the amubed •st-.wu embedded · into the roadway. I
&hreyer receive4' a brain eoocuuion, a frac-
tured blp and ankle, cute and brullet and a '10,000
boapltal bill. He ...
Melvin Laub,,Arbo repruented Schnyer In a
four-dQ trial lD SI Dorado County Superior Court, t>aaed h1a aueoesaful eue oa the tbeoQ that
Callfonila wu le1aU1 respoaalbJe for Sebreyer'a ::tnU:-beea,.. U.S. 50 WU Improperly mala·
The jury' voted lD SebreJer'• favor after Laub ·
conrinced Jie memben tbe ltate beda't takeD all · pneaudoea to PHHat falllna roeb from ~ m~tortltf. The state bu indleat.d It will appeal.
Business oney
$5,000-$250,000
Loans & Lease Trimsactions
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V.olleyball star
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iamond in rough
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OF OOUUE, the embarruament will
be even J(reater lf the Rama allow the Saints to win. Regardless or the Sa1nt.s • rec-
ord, Rama Coach Ray Malavaal and his
players reallle the Importance of this came
ll they are to keep pace With the hot Atlanta
Faleopa (9-3) in the NFC Westdiaae.
Jult like they were lut week .,ainat
New Enaland, the Rama find themselves
with tbefr backs to the wall. Stranae u It may seem though, the Rams appea,rto play
better ln this posltion. ·
Bucks
at home
on road
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Clear-
ly, there's a ·bome-eourt adTAD·
tage lo the NaUonal Buketball
Association~ but teams facial
the Milwaukee Bucks these days
are fiodi.ni out there's a bome-
court dindvantage.
The defend.lng NBA champion
Lakers were the latest victims
of the Bucks Sunday afternoon,
dropplnl a 110-9' decision. '~-a-be Laker• held a 44·'3
ha)ftlme advanta1e, but the B~~s outacore~ them 87·50
afteJ tbeintermiNlon. Ml~ukee now hes won a
start 11 strai1ht games (\ft
courts. Bucb are 11·1 OD the
road this ae~ and 18-5 over-
all. The Laken dropped to 18-7.
0 WB'VE PIA YEO outstand-lnl btul OD the toad.,,. UDderstat·
ed llUwauke• Coach Don
"T'btl wu a aw 1rin tor w. NebOO. ~' _
We took adva.ntase .\be ttWi·
tJon 1ame. On the d,"' -.-ve
been movinl the ball better tbAn
at home."
Forward Marques J~ led
the Bucb with 2A pblnta -and
ei&ht rebounds. He made 11 ol
his 11 field ec>al attempts. '1ve
other Bucks scored in double
figures.
NEBDLBU-TO·SAY, 10 more loesea
later. patience la 1tartin1 to set thin around the Sa1nta. front om~.
Owner Johll Meeom Jr. penOnaUy blut· °" Tl' , .... ,, .. , --ilel 1 ., fl
ed Coach Dick Nolan wt week after losiD.1
to Atlanta.
•'The most dlaappointl.ne thlna is that
we 've been out-coached and out·
condltlooed .,ain," be said aqrily.
"Well, I don't think we were out.
coached," waa Nolan's reply.
·The Salnta' problems have basically
been def.enalve, where the unit bu surren-
dered almost twice aa many points (231) ,
aa the offense baa managed to cenerate
(116).
"SOD GUY ON the line miuel an
AucUble. Ten 1uy1 set lt and one IUY
doesn't, la tbat coacbin1?" explained
Nolan def6naively.
"A JlQY fumbles at a cruc1al time. He's
not trylna to f'J!Dble. He's bust.int his butt.
You throw an intercepilo1). You're not lrJ·
(See P8£88V&E, Pa1e Bl)
Jamaal Wilkes paced the
Lakers with Z'I poinu. Kareem
AbduJ-Jabbaf bad 18 points, 10
rebounds and six usists for Los
An1elee, but made only rive of
bis 15 field 1oal attempts.
Milwaukee center Bob Lanier
bad a lot to do with Abdul-
J abbar's problems.
HE CAN'T BELIEVE IT -Chicago Bears'
Walter Payton (34) expresses disbelief at
being ejected from Sunday's NFL game
with Atlanta. Payton was ejected for put-
ting his bands oq the referee after fumbl·
ing the ball on the one-yard line, which
Atlanta recovered.
"WE GOT HELP on Kareem
inside and cboee to double-team
him but be can •till get 50 on you
even if you do thines ri1bt," said
Nelaon. "However, be didn't to-
day."
The game was close
throughout the first bait. Mil·
waukee went ahead to stay early
lo the third quarter pulled away
lo the late ataea.
''With Lanier ln the middle,
we're more effective," said
Milwaukee suard Brian Wint.en,
who contributed 18 point.a. "We
ban a eood bench, probably one
of the bmt ln the leape. Our de-
fenae depends on the team we're
playing, it chaneea night to
ntabt.
"We've been winnlnl on the road and the wiJ)ning at bome
wlllcome."
\
THE 1.AKE&S were playln1
their third full 1ame without the
servlce1 of Earvin "»a1ic" Johnaon~ who suffered a b)ee in·
jury last Tuesday and waa
scheduled to Uoder10 1ur1ery to-
day. JobDloa is expected to be
1ldellned nearly three moothll.
Ejected Payton fumes
Chicago star says he iron't pay fine
f
Sunday's Scores
Atlanta 28, Chicago 17 San Francisco 12, NY Giants
0
Dallas 14, Washington 10
' Philadelphia 10, Oakland 7
New England "7, S.ltJmor.
21
Cleveland 31, Cincinnati 7 OetrQlt 2", Tampa Bay 10
NY Jets 31, Houston 28
<OT> Buffalo 28, Pfttst>urgh 13
Green Bay 25, Mlnnesota ts ,Kansas City 21, St. Louis 13 Oenvet: 36, SNttfe 20
TClftt.M'aO.mt Rams al New Orleans
<Chanftef 7 at 6 o'clOc:k)
• NFL roundup, pege 87
• N Fl:. summa_ries, page ea
me rromdolncmy job."
The league made no immediate
announcement about whether
PaytcJD would be fined.
Payton admitted be ran to dia-
pute tbefumble call and toucbecl
tbe offldal, but aald It waa uniD-
teDUonal.
"I STUllBLED, put out m)'
bandt to b,rate myself, to keep
rrom atumbllnl over him," .•ild
Payton. "Immediately, M re-
ached for the back pocket (for a
penalty nag) and ••ht, 'You're
out of the 1ame for bittinl me'."
Lawrence, the P'aleou' c:Gr·
ne.rbact, l.ut be told Pa,_ be
tbouibt the tumble call wu a blld
one and that the Cblca10 ruanm,
back apPeand to ltUmbJe wbell
be bumped tbeofflctal.
•'I thou1ht lt waa a bad
call. I told Walt.er that, bUt \be
referee aeea lt the way be~ -
l\."
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Ra Coach aa1 Malawul on tonllbt'a roe. New
Or .. ua: ''It acara you. They're colna to come acroaa
and lft IOme lftab aome day and wtn."
\._,w _.,. Sa11 DI.go rol8ng
Center Swea Na&er scored as points and pulled m
down lt rebounde Sunday lliPt to lead San Dleco
to a UNI NaUonal Basketball Alloclatloo victory
over Seattk . . . •• Brewer and "-* Ila· •n left ln the bencb in the aeeond quarter and 1cored 14
points to lift Portland to a 111-91 triumph over Dallu . . .
Lea '"'l'nldt0 aeMe-scored 29 points and erabbed )0 re·
bounds u Phoenix buried Denver, 1"1·113.
· l'.a.,. pl• Tero•Co ~H'ft
. &Jell Valft scored twtce ln the third period to m help Toronto rally to a 5-5 Ue with Boeton ln Na· ,
Uonal Hockey Leaaue action Sunday . . . Bob •
DaileJ scored twice to lead Pblladelphia to a 3·1 wt.n over Wlnnipe1 . . . Pa& Prtee scored the lead aoaJ in Ed·
monton'a S-3 win ove:r Buffalo . . . Boll Sellbaaer bad bis
third three-goal game aa Chicaio breezed to an ll-3 victory
over slumping Hartford . . . a. Greaellller'• alapshot from
the right point in the third period enabled the New York
Rangers to salvage a 2·2 tie with Vancouver.
Pea,..on got ne..,• al llaUfbtte
Dallas Cowboys receiver Drew Pearaoa •
learned durinl halftime of the Wuhineton-Dallaa
tame that his father, Sam Peanoa. had dJed.
Pearson, who played the remainder of the 1ame,
caught two paasa, lncludint one in the serond ball for 30
yards . . . Rlcll1ard Petty overcame a fiat tire early in the
Arizona NAPA 250 to win the fmal NASCAR Winston Weal
UDYOFF. • •
has foUnd a new home at Golden
Wett.
The Ruatlen are the defend·
ln1 1tate JC champions but lost
two of their top stara this
teason.
Tue1day nl1bt, though, the
Rustlen wtll meet Santa Monica
In a playoff match to determine
an entrant In the 1tate tourna-
ment a1aln thla season. Tbe
matcbiaatEICaminoat7:30.
In bl&h school, Lldyoff broke
an ankle while playln1 basket·
ball. She also played on the
softball team in the outfield and.
at first base. But volleyball ls
her sport.
"Ba1ketball la more of a suy'a.
game," she says. "It's more
physical and I don't Uke to 1et
pushed around. Volleyball has
leas contact."
DURING THE PRE-SEASON,
Bev worked out in the weight
room at Golden West and ia one
of the tlnt to eet to practice and
last to leave.
•'Oh, I eet rattled once in
awhile," 1be aaya of her court
demeanor. ''But I just tell
myself to calm down and pass a
good ball and it usually works."
Her caach said ahe could at-
tain any goals she set for herself
ln volleyball. Her current goal ls
to play well enough this year
and next to get a scholarship to
a four-year school.
·•A lot of four-year coaches
who turned her down are now
suddenly wondering where she
came from and how they could
have overlooked her," Terbee·
gen says.
.J. ·'She'• a real find. A steal. A
wamond in the rough from out
of the woods."
Grand National race with an average speed of' 91.391 JC poJoi·slS mph . . . Top-ranked and unbeaten Central Arkansas will
host East Texas Slate In the first round of' the National Aa·
sociation or Intercollegiate Athletics Division I football play Tuesday playoffs Dec. 6. Other first-round games match Elon a1ainat
Concord, Kearney State against Man Hill and Angelo State
against Northeastern Oklahoma. All three area Junior colle1e
water polo teams, with con· T~l•lon, radio ference champlonabips already
Following are the top spe>rts events on TV tonight. Ratings tucked away, enter the second
are; ' ' ' 'excellent; ' ./ 'worth watching; ' ./fair; 'forget season of action be11nning Tues·
It . day at the Soutbem Catlfornia
.. tournament at Saddlebaclt
W 8 p.m., Channel 7 ,,/ ,,/ ,,/ ,,/ College. Coach Tom Hermsted's
N,L ,OOTIALL: Rams et New OrlHns. Golden West squad, sporting a
Announcer•: Frank Gifford, Howard CoHll and Don perfect record this aeaaon (19-0)
Meredith. and a win 1treak which has now
reached 85, opena plays at 1:30
Tht Ramt wlll tnttr thlt Monday night contHt H n.evv Tueaday a1alnat the winner of
121;, potnt f1vor1-.1 over tht wlnlHI Salntt. It will bl the today•1 contest between El vt1trM'I A"hlt Mannine at quar-.rbeck for the Saint• eo11n1t Camino and Puadena.
tht 11t1.n.' Vlnu l'erraoamo. Tht f'•m• are In tht thick of Utt MeanwhUe, Coach Flip Darr's
blttlt tor tht Wttt 01vr11on Natlontl Conference champlontt\lp Saddlebaclc Gaucho• earned
with Atlanta •rtd MM• win ~=pee.a. thelr fll'll champlonJhlp 1lnce
"""••tNtwOf'IHnt,•P·m . .LKMPCC710). 1t11 With. 5·1 record. The tel t ft OutNc, f10f p.m., KuOO C'100}. Oauobol opa tournament play ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====~==~~~~..;.::•t~noon::::~wt;.:l~J'ull_•rtoo ___ ·~~~
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'1 Cl1at' ADD ..............
"It'• ... to M a bUl1 Ume aroulW .. ~Mn al tM .....
for tit• rookie coacb," BU1
.,.... ........... _'".'1. ,.... ....,. to ltll llh1111po -..
tbe ~' CoUtft babt-!»all C!Oeell bawt. Uaal OD Wed·
1Meday aJpt, wben bl• team
opeu 11187 wttla FallertOD, Ida
wtle llartaret wUl be Hpeetlnf their foufth child.
"If It 1tta down to chootlu · betW'Mn the opaer and ber, l
don't know what I'll do." be
H)'I.
' IT'S PUBAJILY po 1urprlH
that Saddleback once ••"n boast.I another 1qu1d wblch II ricb ID talent, 10 rich, In ract,
that Brummel can allow hi•
ca1en to take a back aeat to hll
wlf e and new child.
"I wu at a tournament in
Fre1no one• wben this Hme
altuatlon occurred," Brummel
recalll. "J bopped on a plane
and m.lued It (baby'• birth) by
10 minutes."
For Brummel, replaclnt
MuW1an (now at UC frvtne),
should be an ea1y tran1lt1oa.
MuW1an bu called Brummel,
'1the braiDI bebind the Gaucbol'
success over the past three
seasons."
Brummel, 36, may have a
tou1h time lmprovtn1 upon
Mulll1an'1 138·21 record over
five years at Saddleback, but he
says he hasn't been bitten by the
John Wooden syndrome.
"Let'• hope there won't be a
Gene Bartow syndrome," he
says, referrtne to the 1tru1gles
of Wooden'a successor at UCLA.
At Eaatridie Hilb in Kankakee,
Ill., Croaaley avera1ed 23.4
points per same and turned in a
48-point performance for his
hi1b game.
Another newcomer is 6-3
Kevin Cornlah who lettered laat
year at San Diego State. Cornish
shot at a 19.0 clip in hi«h school
and fleurea to be one ot tbe
Gauchos' best outside shooters.
BACK F&OM last year's
squad ia Tom McCJU.key who
averaged 7.0 points per game
and 3.7 rebounds off'the bench.
Last yea:r McCluskey turned in a
19-polnt performance against
San Bemardino. He scored in
double figures 11 times.
While a senior at RedlandB
H11h, be1 averaged 24.8 points
per eame and was an All
Citrus BehLeaaueplayer.
Al.so back II Pete D.Cuu
who played hll prep ball at Mis-
sion Viejo Hl&h.
"We're ukin1 Pete to switch
from off iuard to point guard
this aeuon. It's a little bit of' a
transition for him but I don't
foresee any problem for him
because tie's auch an excep·
tional player." Brummel aaya.
DeCASAS AVE&AGED 8.3
poJnta per eame Jast aeuon,
shooting S3.8 from the noor and
78.3 from the free throw line. He
w a. the South Coast Leasue
MVP in 1979 when h~ averqed
21 points per 11me as a aenJor.
Another Mi.salon Viejo alum,
Bob Thornton, also fl1urea to
play a key role in Brumiiiel '•
plan to conquer the Million Con·
f'erence atain. At M, Thornton
will aee duty at the post.
Ptan Gar, Jon .. , who
Bru I descrtbel u "• 11dnnt
kid from Phoenix, .. ii probebly
the most eatlamlUUc performer
in early workout.I, the ttnt.iyear
coacbaaya.
He led St. Mary to the state
cbamplon1blp in Aritooa with
an 18.0average.
"He bu tremendous speed for
a bil man and be works hard for
the ball," Brummel 11y1. At &-7,
he:a nicknamed ''The Blade".
Cal State Fullerton transfer
Kevin Bowland ta a former
Oranee Leque MVP wblle at
Brea IDlh. averaaing 19 point.I
per eame as a senior.
"He ranks with the beat out-
side abooters in Saddleback his-
tory," says Brummel.
ANanlE& PLAYER with ex·
cellent credentials from tbe out·
aide ia Miaaiaaippi State transfer
Gary Gaspard. Gaspard Jed
Crenshaw IDgb 1n Los Angeles
with a 17.3 scoring average. He
is particularly impressive with
hi.a leaping abilities.
John Canon, who prepped at
San Clemente and attended UC
RedWingsg
ready to fire?
DETROIT (AP)-Tbe Detlolt
Red Winp 1cbeduled a news
conference today amid apeeuJa.
Uon that Coach Ted Lindsay wu
about to be fired.
The National Hockey League
club, mired at the bottom of the
Norri• Division with a discnal
3-14·3 record, called the nfws
conference after a published re-
port saying the team was dis·
cuaalng replacing Lindsay.
One poulble replacement ii
Wayne Maxner. coach of the
Red Winp' tor:i farm team in
Glens Falls, N.Y., accordlnJ to
a story in today's editions of)he
Detroit Free Press.
The talks were expecte<S to cor>-
linue today, the newspaper said.
PRESSURE IS ON RAMS • • •
ing to throw one. Is that
coaching?"
Obviouib, Nolan'• view"'" the team ta dilrennt than Keeom•1.
But then what else would you ex·
pect?
Actually, the confusion with
the Saints takes some of' the heat
off' Malavui and bia band of
malcontents.
THE MOST IMPORTANT
question concerning the Rams
( 7 ·4> is which team is coing to
show up tonight? The one that
played (or didn't play) against
Miami or the one that surfaced
against the Patriots Sunday
when they thoroughly frwstrated
Steve Grogan and Co.
Malavasi, who should know,
doesn't.
"I don't know why they
wouldn't take this game serious·
ly," said Malavasi. "They see
where Atlanta ia aitUng. Atlanta
ia playing very well-maybe bet·
ter than they ever have. Every •
game ls a must win for us if
we're I01nl towln our diviaicm. • .,.,,. toiaCbMt type of team to
play la oae that'a.O•and 11." be
added, ''because they're 10 iwn,:•
gry for that first wln. Sure,
they've got some probJema and
they've l~l some pJayen, but
our players have been worting
hard since last summer tor
something and they know
they're going to have to keep winning to eet it ...
If the Rama do manage a Win,
it would only be their seventh in
17 games on Monday night. The
Saints are 0-4, including a
humiliating 42·35 setback
against Oakland last year,
which actually cost tJiem a shot
at the division cham~ionshlp.
Hopefully, Vince Fetragamo,
Cullen Bry~nt1 Wendell Tyler who ls expectea to start) and the
entire Rams defensive unit will
keep the 1Saints' wlnleaa streak
Intact.
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ATLANTA -Atlante defeulve back Rolland
Lawrence called the bi11estplayoftbe aame "a bad
call.''
Lawrence was credited with recoverina a
WalterP1ytoo fumble at theAUantaooewith!:Sl re-
' Ill NFL RQUNDUP
malnini hi the tb1rd quarter ad the Cbicaao Bean
holdinc a 17·14 advantaceovertbe Falcona. 1--than ftve minutes later, Steve Bartkowski
,,. fired a '2·Yard touchdown pass to Alfred Jenkins to
put Atlanta ahead for aood, u the Falcon.a reeled off
tbeiraixth comecutive,&rlumpb.
BW. ZS, S&eelen 13
ORCHARD PARK. N.Y. -The Buffalo Bills'
victory over Ptttaburch could have been a devutat·
ine loas for tb&St~len, but the battered defendlnl
Super Bowl champions still are very much in the
playoff picture. '
•'We have four more games, buf the injuries just
seem to follow ua where we go,'' wide reeeiver Lynn
Swann said after five of bis Steeler team ma tea-in·
cludini quarterback Terry Bradshaw -left tbe
game at various staces with injuries.
Cowboya 14, ReclUlnl lt
IRVING, Texas -Larry Cole li&btnlq hadn't
bit the Washington Redskina in 11 yean but it wu
just as destructive as lt was tbeotbertb.ree times the
!' Dallas defensive tackle had vic:tlmi1ed his penonal
.... patalttt.
n . The J.S.year veteran lumbered 0 yardl wlth a
h· • fourth-quarter interception return for a touchdown
-tbetourthofbls C8"er. all aaainst Wubington -
(h. to band the Cowboys a -.dtal 1 .. 10 victory over tbe
Redskins and assure 1>allu lta 15tb consecutive win·
.r. • Dina season.
Jett 31, Ollen28
NEW YORK -The New York Jets sot another
chance after blowtna a 2l·point fourth quarter lead, and Pat Leahy got another chance after m.luiDI a
18-yard Geld eoal try at the end of recuJatkm play.
BoUi madelood. The Jeta survived a four touchdown puainl bar·
rage b)' Ken Stabler fl) the ftnal period and upset the
OilenonLeaby'a38-yardfie~aoalatter3:58ofover·
time.
LloalU, Baa I• J~ ., . TAMPA-Rookie runainc sematloo Billy smi.
.. broke three tackles on a 21·Yard touchdown nm and
acted u decoy on a reverse that led to another score
as Detroit held on to fint place in the NFC Central
Division.
Detroit was trailing 10-0 in the second quarter
when Sims pumped up the offense, keying two quick
touchdowns tha{ put the Lions inf ront. •
Patriots 47, Cotti Zl
FOXBORO. Mass. -Rick Sanford and Allan
Clark returned fumbled kickoffs for touchdowns
and Rod Sboate raced 42 yards with an intercepted
pass for another score as New Enaland playing
without quarterback Steve Grogan, trampled the
Colts. The victory broke a two-game loeina streak for
the Patriota, who ~ted their record to 8"4.
Brownl31, &asall 7
CLEVELAND -Drian Sipe, passing for more
than 800 yards for the fourth time thil seaaon, com·
pletedwucbdown tosses to four different receivers,·
and Cleveland blitzed the Bengali.
Stl)f peppered the Cincinnati secondary with
short md mid-range passes and exploded for a
handfld of bombs.
,Daily Pilot top 10
Onaie c-my Prep Foo&ball aaMt•p
•"· team. neord this week'• oppoee•t 1. Ed.llOl:i cu..o> Colton
2. E..,erADP (11..0) Estancla
3. FOuntaln Valley (9-2) Loe Altos
4. El Modena (9-2) Warren
5. Sunny Hills (9-2) KeMedy .
6. C1piatrano Valley (9·2) El Dorado
1. Santa Ana (7-4) Lynwood
8. )Cennedy (8·3) Sunny Hilla
9. Bl TOrO (T .. ) Pius X
10. (S.J) aeasoo completed
Odief•H, Canli 11
ST. LOUIS-Arnold llcqado made a tumbUq
ea.Cb Of Steve Fuller'• two-yiu'd touetidown pa.u
~ f :Sl left. and J . T. 8111ltb aprlnted 76 yards witb a
PUDl return to 1core 71 Mc:Gadl later, p~Wn• kwu Cltytoa trlwopb over bapleu St. Loula.
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~ FRANCISCO -'lbe Gera eacked New
Yort•1 Pbl1 stliuDI 10 Um•, l.Deludiai ODM "* a
•afet.J, md T tWr elabt·1ame ~ ltnak bf-=.... .... SID••• qUianerback Joe Montana, OD bll ftnt PMI of Ule ,..., ltrolte a ieoi'eJtlt Ue wttll a
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DENVER-Crall ltorton rtfJed two touctidOwn
passet ud ta.. 1Jmpy~Je11eC1 quarierback ran for a
third 1core, lelidlnt l>enverto viet«Yoffl'5eattJe.
Morton completed 1t ol 21puaeefor192 yards,
lncludl.ng a t"o-yai"d acorina nip to Ulbl end RUe~
Odo1111 in the ftnt quarter and a 27-yarder to Ra.en
lrf osea in the final period.
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of documentation and a
$15 fee cbanee of
''muter'a" name.
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documentation bu been
free except for a $2 re·
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became necessary when
funds previously ap-
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IACOB80N TOLD tbe
InitltlM tbat turkey dtould be
eoDaidered better for health UWl
your averaie meat became It LI
"low in fat." and aweet potllloel
wbicb are usually part of the
meal are "extremely
nutritb.m.''
He added, "Maybe you will
choke on that bone, and maybe.
you will eat tOo much at Uit.-
meal, but l think boUdaya should be sometbing special and that
families abould take time to en·
joy toaetber ...
Pumpkin desserts
to make ahead ·
Honey-Pumpkin Tube Cake,
Spicy Frozen Pumpkin Squares
and Pumpkin Charlotte are
Tbanks1lvin1 · de11erta witb
tra~tional JKllDpkin·ple. navor,
but they c'° be made further
ahead than a ple. These deaaerta are Ideal if
you 're i>la.nnlill Tbankagtvlng
dinner for a eroup of 12 to 15
people.
Tbe recipes for the three
deaaerta are:
4 e11 yolks and \ii cup firmly
packed brown sugar. Cook, stir·
rial CQmtantly, oyer low beat
until mixture forms a soft
cuatard; remove from beat. Stir
ln 1 can (1 pound) pumpkin; 1~
t'upoom ground cinnamon; ~ teaspoon salt; and ~ teupoon
eacb ground allaplce, ginger and
nutmeg.
Open a · 3-ounce package of
lady{ingera, split them, and ar·
ran1e on a cooky sheet; sprlnkle
with ~ cup rum then stand on
ends around sides of 9-lnch
cheesecake pan (at leut 3 ln·
cbes bltb> or a 2~ quart aouftle
dish. Sprinkle bottom of pan
with \ii ~diced walnuts.
Beat ' ea whites unW soft
peaks form; aradually beat ln ~
cup flrmb' packed brown aqar
uoW stiff, glouy peaks form.
Abo but 1 cup wbippln& cream
until 1oft peaks form. Fold
cream ud pumpkin mJ.sture ln·
to esc wbltes; pour into pre·
pared pan . Cover and refricerate at least e hours or as
Iona u tbree days.
To aerve, loosen ed1ea of
charlotte from pan aides and in·
vert oato a serving dish. Serves
12to15.
The pl11rims would not fault the
tradition shown here. Yet the yam atuf·
fins ln turkey and bollowed-OUt fresh
tomatoes (or onions) ii a novel feut
day toueb. ·
Yams come out from beneath their
overly sweet manbmallow cover and
take oo a whole new appeal when they
become a part of the stufftna it.elf.
llere ·s proof aiain that tradition can be
dellehtful without being dull. For ftavor, beSin with a 12-ouDee box
of cornbread 1tufftn1. '!'he seasoned blend ll NIY to prepare. •
An ldeff. WQ to offer an eye appeal· m• acaPibpanimot ll to double the
1am ltUfftnl recipe and use the extra to
stuff hollowed-out fresh tomatoes or
onions. These bake quickly so add them
to oven during Jost the la.st 30 minutes
of roast:lnl. Hot succotash is the secoocr vegetable
offeriftl, tasty and tradition \.l'hOlding.
TBANK8GJVING TUUSY wrre
OOaNB&EAD· YAM STt1n'ING
1 turkey, about 18 to 20 pounds
Salt. pepper and favorite seasonings
1 box (12-0UDces) cornbread stuf·
flng mix
1 cup melted butter or margarine
1 can (23-ounces) yams, drained
and diced
1 cup raisins 1 cup pecan halves
. -----
1 cup pineapple Juice
Sprinkle turkey imlde and out with
seasonlnp. Combine remainin1 ingre·
dienta and stir UDtll well bl41Dded. When
ready to rout turkey, pack stuftlnl into
.turkey llllrtly and sew or skewer open-
ing. Roast at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. to the pound.
Serve turkey Sarni.shed with parsley,
bot auccotasb and the stuffed tomatoes
or onions, U desired. Bake stuffed
ve1etablea ln aep~rate pan for 30
mlnutel.
Note: Parboil larse oma.. and i.
move centen, ii atum01. Reae~ onion
cen~ for otb8r uae.
&OASTTVUEY·PINEAPPLE
UCE 8'1'Vn'ING
10 to 12 pouad turkey
Salt
Pepper
1-pound 4-ounce can juice-packed
crushed pineapple
Water
2 cupe long-grain white rice
~ cup slivered almonds
V. cup butter or margarine
~ cup ftnely.chopped green onion,
including topa
1 teaspoon cinnamon
~ teaspoon sround cloves
'Al cup raisins
Remove giblets and neck from
tul'ke · use for sou or ii de·
Good looks might
seem a foregoRe
oonc/usion but it
takes a bit of
thinking to achieve
s fresh appearing
Thanksgiving platter.
Yam stuffing is
served in hollowed-out
fresh tomatoes.
sired. Rinse turkey; drain and pat dry.
Rub salt and pepper into neck and body
cavltia. Secure drumsticks llgbUy with
a string. lmert meat thermometer into
center of thigh next to body, but not
touchlni bone. Roast uncovered on roast-
ing rack tn 325-deeree oven 20 to 22
minutes per pound. Turkey is done
when meat thermometer registers 180
to 185 desrees. thick part of "cirumltlck
feels aoft when pressed with thumb and
foreftnler or drumstick moves easily.
Prepare Pineapple Rice Stuffine.
Drain pineapple well, reservtn1 juice.
Add water to juice to mate 4\4 cups.
Brin• to a boil in taree saucepan or
Dutch oven. Stir In rice and l~ tea·
spoons salt; cover tightly and simmer 20
minutes or unW all llqwd is absorbed.
Remove from beat.
l(eanwblle_, toast almonds in small
saucepan over medium beat, stirring
often. Add butter and onion and saute,
sttmn., 2 to 3 minutes. Remove from
beat and stir in cinnamon, cloves,
raislns and pineapple. Combine with
rice. Serve immediately or place in but·
tered 2-quart casserole to reheat whJle
turkey stands for carving.
When turkey is done, remove from
oven and let stand 20 to 30 minutes
before carving. Carve turkey and serve
with stuffing.
Pumpkin, mincemeat pies traditional
,..,.... ...... ._,,....,.... ..... ,
THAW the turkey, tr
frozen, in its oW!l baa lo
the refrigerator; allow
24 houn roe each five
pounds or turkey weiabt.
, If you're in a hurry, put
· the still-wrapped turk~y
, in a deep sink or laundry
tub filled with cold
water. Keep cbangine.
the water every 30
minutes, allow one hour
defrosting time for each
' t WO poWMU or turkey.
Once thawed,
refrigerate or cook the
: turkey Immediately.
Don't attempt to thaw a
: turkey in warm water or
' at room temperature.
REMOVE the wrap-
per and take out the
neck and giblets .
Reserve them to sim-
mer in water to make
stock for gravy. Rinse
turkey in cold water and
pat dry.
TO STUFF or not to
stuff -It's simpler and
• more satisfactory to
cook the dressing lo a
separate casserole,
. because an unstuffed
· turkey can be roasted
Cor a shorter time, to a
• lower internal tem ·
·• perature. Consequently,
:. the meal will be more
.· moist. <However, if you
do "stuff it," wait until
•. just before roasting time
to fill the bird.) ~-If bird is unstuffed, fill
,. the cavity with cut-up
.-celery, onions, carrots
•• and parsley. fresh or
: dried herbs for flavor.
_ TIE up the turkey
.. with white ldtchen cord:
: fasten the legs together,
•• then tie down the wings
• and n~k skin. This im-
•• portant step assures
.even roastin1.
t'
,. -· USE AN uncovered
~roasting pan lar1e
"' enough to contain the
. bird (a pan with a non-
•• stick finish is pre·
•• ferred). Spray the lnaide ·~ of the pan wtth cooldoa
,..-spray. Set a V-shaped
rack inside the pan and
;,·spray the rack wltb
., cookina ipray . .I
! FOR THE MOIBl'EST
:: -white meat, place the
; _'trussed turkey 1 breast· ,, ~-------...:...._ r.·· " • D•f:SsUPS o Add one tablespoon r whole berry cranberry Jauce to one-half cup
;i ·.,prepared salad dresslnc
ll-"(coleslaw, areen &od·
r tle11, creamy aarllc, ltallan or Ru11lan).
rserve O'fer oranae,
.,.. chicken or tuna salad, or
" uae u sanchricb dres1-
f,
n 1 or aa a dip for
eaetable.
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BEEF CHUCK ROAST .............. La. • 97
USDA Choke Cut
l& 1.49 7-BONE BEEF ROAST .
El Roncho Reody to Eot
. l8 1.59 SMOKED HEN TURKEY
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LB 3.79 LAMB LOIN CHOPS
Fresh El R9n<ho La.1.29 PORK SAUSAGE . . Leon Ooe1 Not hcnd 22% Fot
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32-0Z. I 3~
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.
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RED EMPEROR
GRAPES
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91 11.UlftN llA\NS . • . ,....,. .. a•••ftlldWataatn.
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ltsbJitour Peretnt al tM .~
Q . blCl tM'I ..... focM ~ .,,.~ ma•allable. a.ad 11 '"6elllt wd u.. proMem oeeur. Olfta.
TBS NAM FINDINGI an aupported by
an 1Drild1.UC. lut aummer b1 the New JerMJ Dlvt.loo ot CoMUmer Attain. Jn.
vettiaatOh lnlpectM 11 supennarte&a and
foUftd: advertbed tt.ma uaa.UlaMe at 54 of
them. 1'be1 m• tMir lnapectiau tbe day
after tbe Hie adl appeared.
Wbat does the unavallabtUty of ad·
vertiMd apeclala meta to you and me! Time
and money!
Aft.er spending valuable Ume pickln1 ad-
vertised ltems out of auperm~ket ads and
workina them into a sbOppi.nl 111t, it lJ
fruatratln1 to find some of them unavailable
when we reach the au~rmartet.
)
880VLD YOU BOTllB& 'Ukiftl for a
raln check? Should you buy a aimUar but
more expensive item? la it wortb the effort to
mate an unplanned trip to aootber store?
Unfortunately, the problem of out-of·
stock specials is 1ettin1 wone. The New
Jersey invesUgation found that specials were
unavailable in 89 percent of the
IN lift; ftS ftC ~ wM.t ls coin· m~ Nlerrtd to •• Utt ...... a .. uatitut1 rU,' wldeb ,...,.. tYe1J food store in tbe
cOuit.lry to bave oa bUd a IUftldent 1uppty ot aClverdMd 1P9dala.
The commlu.iOn la empowered to impose
flnet ol up t9 $10,000 and to Mek lDJuncUve
relief aaalmt stores tbat vlolat. the rule. aut
since J.m tbe rrc bu doae noth;:t to la·
form tbe Jtu,bllc Of W. lmpc>rtaat or to
take 8etloa qatnat tbOte w&O Tiolate It.
With the 'doctor WlwilllDa to prescribe a
• mucb·811!ieded dole of mtldlclne, lt ta Uttle wood# that u.e vlrua of uoavailablUty ii
spreadlq rapidly.
Tiie NatiOnal A1llance of Supermarket
Shoppen believes that the beat way to re-
verse tb.iJ tl'end la for tbe FTC to adopt
policies and ~urea that will en.sure ef.
fective entoreement of the rule.
I heartily as;ree. With food prices about
to take anotber leap 1kyward, the time is
right for the ITC to take acUon in this area
to protect tbe public interest.
8EFUND OF TRI! DAY
Write to the following address to receive
the form required by this $1 refund offer:
Sheer ~rgy Lights, P.O. Box 56, Win1ton-
Salem, N.C. 27102. THls offer expires March
31, 1981.
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JOHNSTON'$ SO.CENT ltef-Offer. $9nd tJw ••
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avail..,_ for """ llt'Oaft, ON from .. ell tf'0041, -$1.2S. bOlrH FeG. 21, ltll.
THANK YOU CHERRY ltef-Off.. Rec.elw a $1 refund. $9nd N required refund totm pl111 lebell
from flw ~s t1f T.-You Cherry Pia Fllllno. E•· plre• Marcll 11, lill.
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Oriental stuffing aflds spice
Be6n sprquts and water chestnuts add unexpected flavor
BOTB'1N aayi, SACRAMENTO
(Captt.oi) -If JOU want
tO n06d leillaa yoo've
1ot a bad cue of un-
POJ>ulu, don't tty to
111ab hUndl with the
7 000 t\fte1I bi oae of
the ... rOW·OUt=Ud-ID,. .. at Gary un•1
''Turt911 are sreat for
•people wbo want to WiM or two ..
cut down on ctiorett.erol · • an d p e op J f who ~m D PoUtl UM want Iota ot easily mlxt.Ure ov• a Z.:IJijUDd '
dl1e1tid protein with tu.rtey hnut And lets It very liU1e fat, A wbole marinate for over an
cookeid hfte)' h\cltadJDI hour or 1on1er. When
the •kln la ~ then 10 be'a ready to bai'beeue,
percent fat. And JI you be WFQI the bnut tn
•tick wltb the white beawy·duty foll and
meat, It'• oaly t percent irtU. tt over tlow cOaJa fat." lot an bour. Fla.Uy, be
tur~ rancb in B e..
No matter ho~
fetchlncly you aay •
"cobble lobble, pretty
1obble/\· they are aWI
aoint to ahrink away
from you as if tbey
t.boulht you were wear-
1a1 l:au de Motber-ln·
latr.
Henry Turner from ----------'-"""7"-:----.:-.-;...-:-.:__;.;. __ :...........:_ ..... ....!.1.__!.;~
the CalUornla Turkey
Industry Board alto
bu tipe. "~ a bit Com
or a bit beb,·bltcame tbe
lar1er the btrd, Ote ~ l
ter the ratio ol meat t4 Once )'OU're lnllde tbe
450·foot loa1 buJldtng,
even U you lbove slowly
or stand still. you are
1oia1 to find yourself
1urrounded by a no-
m an' 1 land -or perhaps it 's a no -
turkey's land -of about
10 feet.
TllBY'U. juat look at
you, tbouaands of stn1le
black eyes. 1ta.rin1 at
you sidewlae from
thousand• of pink
periscope necks atop
thousaoda of feathery,
football-abed bodies.
"Notice bow none of
them are looking at you
face on?" uks Bot.bun,
a youni, blond, turkey
farmer whose family
bas been in the business
for three generations.
''They can only see
when their heads ar e
sidewise to you, like a
fish."
bone.''
Turner aJao •uueets
small famm• tile ad·
vaotaee ol a recent lD·
novation tn tbe turkey
industry. the practice of
selllng turkey pieces,
such as tbi1hs or
.drumaticQ,. breuta or
hama. You can al10 buy turkey putrami or
turkey salami, or ground
turkey or turkey franb.
A FINAL tip from
Turner is, "If your
cookbook or meat
thermometer says you
need to cook turkey to
an internal temperature
of 185 degrees or worse,
195 degrees, please ig-
nore lt. 1be ideal tem·
perature for moist,
lender, juicy turkey ii a
hair tmder 180 degrees.
The pop -u.p
thermometer• you'll
find in some turkey
roasts is set for 178
Bot.bun's ranch grows delrees." about a quarter of a othun's favorite rec·
million birds each year. ipe is barbecued or
He geta them from a roastedturlteybreast.
hatchery when they're He takes a bead of
one day old, and then garlic and carefully
sells the hens when selects the lar1est clove.
they 're 14 to lS pounds, After P4telinl the outer
and the toms when buak, he chops it f10ely
they're about 23 pounds. and drops it into a smalJ
"In the supermarket," saucepan along with
Bothum says, "you can half a stick of butter.
p re tty m u c b t e 11 While the butter melts,
whether you're buyina a he adds Ir\ cup o( freshly
tom or hen by the aqueezed lemon juice, a
weitht. If it's ~er 17 1'1-teupoon l)f salt and a
18 pounds, there'• • daah of bot pepper
pretty eood chance it'• a sauce. "Sometimes " be ·
to " • m. saya, u be's sUrring hia
HASA
Lipton Cup·a·Soup
Now you can have the great
taste of down-home in your
home ... with our 4 new country
favorites. There's Virginia Pea and
Chicken Supreme-with croutons I
Harvest Vegetable -with carrots,
green beans and rice. And
Hearty Chicken-thick with
brood noodles in a rich broth.
New Country Style Cup•a•Soup.
More great taste from Lipton.
dinner, get tbe
to 10 for a lone
together, to eitjoy ifC part ol a festive
a~ and to work off
o m e of the "excess
aloriea ript away.
H e r e a re so m e
treamlh>ed ~pe:I that
OU mlibt Want to °" or a lower calorie tradl-
'lbanbllvt.nc Da y
OWN &ICE
VSllllOO• &ING
C\IPI brown rice • 5 cupe wat«
----~.. cup finely diced on
1 cup thinJy •llced
muabroorm ·e" ~ teupooo •••t r ~ 1 teHpoon dried
,rdtllweed
t:C 1 tablespoon fretbly •ett~':tr:!'':fi tacre-
•B.'le nu in a Jar1•
t"tTucepan. Brine to • t•~· eover with a U_,,t a and reduct btat.
" Is for • mt.nm. or W rice la tender ud
.,...,..,erlu1-orbed. Fluff,
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We offer only the finest
quality, Grade A turkeys at
lower overall prrces. From
Lancaster Grade A hens and
toms 10 pre·basted birds from
Butterball and Lady Lee We
offer a complete selection of
'fresh · Zacky Farms Grade A
turkeys. too
Pouitry & Meat
GRADE A DUCKS
•OVllC. lllOlflf S' 1 TO S lH
STUFFED TURKEY
LI 1,58
LI .97
ll .89
OSCAR MAYER BACON 1 98
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SERVE ROLLS • ~ ••oz '°'· PORTERHOUSE STEAK 2 48 Laov lee, 611ar1et1es 12 er PlcG r EAST POINT OYSTERS 99 IOl.ofO •ll'IOll'o ll • 0 I Ol CAA •
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK
ROUND STEAK
LI 2.68
l.1.98
PORK LOIN ROAST
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CURE 81 HAM HALVES
_,..., -fllSS FVIH COOOtR>
l.1.39
,.2.98
SHANK PORTION OF HAM 119
IOOll ... JU\ L' COO•fO LI •
BUTT PORTION OF HAM 1 28 IOlfll ... •uu• COOIClO LI •
FARMER JOHN SAUSAGE 98
l'OltM HOT Oii MIU) I ll IOU •
ITALIAN STYLE SAUSAGE 1 98 , .. .., _. HOT Oii MM.O LI •
SMOKED SAUSAGE
~«=: .. ~~fO
SNOW CRAB CLUSTERS
,.2.28
.. 2.28
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r SPILLMATE TOWELS 61
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r COOICINC SACS 78 b ftVllOlOI Hf lll(t; •
p UNCLE BEN'S RICE 99 4 ~(;j!Alif &illll0 , , .. , .tOl .0.•
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bSAUCE ocean SPfav.
Jetlled or Whole
bSTUFFING MIX
Brownoerrv
Hero or sage a Onion
LADY LEE PUMPKIN
!'LADY LEE
OVAMS
.45
160Z O n
.69
12 oz Box
.48
2901 can
.49 '
290z can
LADY LEE PINEAPPLE
I' ll'JWl'AC< 45 0 CllUS>40 ,_. °" flOIOU 11 JS or CA ...
LADY LEE SUGAR 63 ••owoceto UCHT e» OAft _,,,. 01 eor.
I' FRUIT COCKTAIL 0 Ofl -11
P LE SUEUR PEAS Owau
r VLASIC PICKLES 0 SwtlT WHOU
1101IO•·79
1101 c ..... 55
1101 , ..... 49
nor , .. 1.09
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t SHREOD,EO COCONUT 1 66 4 IAllllS . , llOZ llltc; •
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!'.CORN MUFFIN MIX 25 0 ,,,,., , f 'tOZ IOX.
P RO. VAL. GELATIN 45 0 IOl IOX •
r PIE CRUST MIX 59 4 lfTIY C.OCOI 1!tG 0t !TIC• It O.l 10C •
l ~~EAD MIX"''°' -.69
r DATE BAR "11X 119 6 MTT'tCllO(tCb "Ol -•
p B ~MBROWNBREAO 79 6 , llOJCNI•
r K~Ft JAR CHEESE 67 6 n-r·u . sot ,,. •
L CHICKEN BROTH
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L COFFEE-MATE CREAMER 1 49
llOWOflfO 16 OJ -•
b SPICED CRABAPPLES 69 au•...,,. 1•01 ~.
WHOLE PEACHES
1"0Z CM.67 lAD'f l.f~ SPotlD
b NIBLETS CORN
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ROLLS
PlllSOurv
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lADY LEE
CHEESE
Miid cneooar
0< Monterey Jack
.69
801 can
119
9 oz Pkg
r CREAM CHEESE 69 0 LAOHU IOZ .. , •
I' CHEESE SPREADS 1 39 o -•v,...nn IOl cue> •
I' CHEESE BALL 1 59 0 IAUIU'-nut W.T;. lfUU 1 Ol ""' •
I' CHEESE LOG , 1 99 b <AUICAUllA rtue W tlUlS 10 Ol ""' •
r ITALIAN DRY SALAME 2 19 O lllMCO llOlO sucto ' 01 ""' •
r SMOKIE UNkS 1 49 0 LAO'tl.ll 120l Pl<C •
r VLASIC PICKLES 0 Ol(A OllL Wl40ll IOSl<lt
r VLASfC PICKLES b Ofll OIU •OtlC• MA\VH
UOl ,. •• 99
noi-.99 •
Darrv & FrozPn
bWHIPPINC
CREAM taOV lee
b JOHNSTON'S
PIES
P\lmp1un 0< Mint•
.99
1602. Ctn
159
I 36 OZ. PM!
I' LADY LEE SHERBET 119 t, S ""'°" ~ I 1 Gill CTll t
Produce
JUMBO .69 ·WALNUTS
~ NewCrOQ lb
HAWAIIAN .19 PINEAPPLE
Swttt & JUICV LO
BLACK .59 CRAPES
RIOI~ US NO 1 UJ I
FRESH .69 MUSHROOMS
8 oz Pkg
FRESH .24 CUCUMBERS
EJCll
DdlrV & Frozen
bREAL 85 SOUR CREAM • ~ lte 16 OZ-Ctn
GREEN BEANS
p lAO'f lU If~ Clll 88 o .-HIHC>o snu »01 tAG.
, BIRDS eve VEGETABLES 39 0 'IAS Oii -i kfl!Nfl COii'< 10 Ol Ne; •
LADY LEE ECG NOC 89
SlOl Cl!f •
r PET RITZ 9' ~E SHELLS 65
0 l(T ""'.
r COOL WHIP TOPPING 77 0 l"'l>\l'll .IOl Clio•
r LADY LEE MARGARINE 57 0 t(Jtllt;()ll . llOl Clio.
~ HOLIDAY
" '' "'V · CIFT .• "'... ,,:.. .;•~~BASKETS ....., .... ·1 • . \ ;./:.~ .. ~~ ·~.......,. ''~c t.._ .: ,;.. .... Jt ·-~
snow someone vou c¥t ~tn a
Gtft Of ~ t"t• from ll1C11v Our H011<1av FrUlt hskets n ftlleo to
your oroer with tresn in-suson
~ txottc fruits. nut\ ano
cntfltS from our oe11 utt, a111r a e>rtct vou un auorcs A~ vour stort ~ for oew"
-.:. ..... .... _, ... . _.. . .....
.. IT'S POSSIBLE
you '11 .vea ION welcbt ·
Ulla Tbanbf vln• with thlt mea , " 1a11
Prltikin. "It'• more important,
however, to start enjoy-
ina the hollda)'I -and everyday -with an eye
toward matntalnlng
1ood health and
lon1evtty."
Prltlkln baa spent
over 20 years re ·
searehinl the fields of
nutrition and de ·
1eneratlve dlleaae. In
bla book, "1be Prltlkln
Pro1raJD for Diet and Exer~.:_' be concludes that bealuiy llvlna ll)HDI
daily exercise compoMd
of walkln1 or Jo11in1
and a diet mlnUJ tbe
foods that are linked to
heart problems and
other diseases -foods
such as butter ,
margarine, red meat.a,
fatty cheeses and pro-
cessed foods.
..
tm!MTY, YIT HIALTHY MIAL
v. cup omo6 flakes
~ eup chopped
celery
Combine all in1re-
TBB llAN.'f' 1uceeN cUentt ellce9t onion
ltoliel eoinllal out ol llll nun and celery. Pour
JI.day PritWa Lonc•Yi· over turkey. Sprinkle
'
It•· Co•Mle Wl&la tM re-....... ...._ ... ,. . .....................
-~~ ....... ..ua. ~ ..... === lD a prelleated 4SO· def ree oven lot 10 mlnutH, then Jower
temperature to HO
tr Center la Santa on loo Ila~·• a• d Monlca also provide ~,l:J~~~~~...:_-~~~~~~~~...:.!~~-..!......~~~-=-..:!~!!;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
evidence lndicattnC that
hit dl«/exerdte Net.me
can actually reverse tbe
dlt•8:9J:C--· Prl aneru that
hi• diet ta appetilln1 u
well u llfe-nvinJ.
"Of coune," be says,
"it'• a little dlfftcult the
first couple of daya for
our patients at tbe
center -and justifiably
10 1lnce they've grown
ac·customed to the
artilidal Oavon of oils,
sugan, and salts over
the years. But after the
flnt week, they genuine·
ly enjoy the new meals
... their palates have
been reawakened to the
natural, delicious
fiaVOl'I ~fresh foods.
"And I'm sure my
Thanta1ivin1 dinner
will aatisfy even the
most demanding holiday
dinner,•• says Prltikin.
Here are tome of the
recipes for a 'J.bP,agiv-
lng meal Pritiktn-style.
Htille
HeMer ,.,..,
10.22
11 •• ,, .....
••
om
lonellss
1 ..
~·· .. r•
Low calories
serve health
You'll be showing appreciation
Do ,our suesla a favor
by semn1 nutritious.
low-calorie foods durlna
the holiday ~uon this
year. ••People often think
that lf you don't serve
elaborate and rich foods
you 're not showing love
and appreciation for
your 1ue1ts or your
family," says Laurel
Mellin, a registered
dietitian and aaalatant
clinical professor ln the
Department of
Pediatrics at UC San
Franclaco.
In fact, you'll be show·
Ing more appreciation
for them by servin& a
variety of healthful
food1 from the four food
groups -milk, meat,
ve1etables and fruits,
and breads and cereal.a.
By eating healthful
meals every day ,
they're le11 likely to
overlnduJ1e in holiday
treats -and won't have
to worry about excess
pound• after the
boUda,...
Some tipe for the host
or bosteu are:
•Try pa11in1 freab .
fruit along with the box
of candy, or a light,
refreshing yogurt dip
with the cream cheese
dip.
•Make non-alcoholic
and low-calorie drinks
available.
•Offer plain, steamed
vegetables along with
the tradition~ creamed
variety. · ·
•Don't take your
guest.a• refusals of more
food penonally.
•Serve small portions;
offer aecooda, but don't
insist.
Quality Meats!
Cubblson's
Dressing
lmperlal
Margarine
Ocean
Spray
~310
c_.__ __ .....,
Saf t!way Speciau ! Safeway Speciah ! Quality Produce!
Pork Sausage '.:Ca:':.:' ~~ '1 19 D$ Party Dips t;Sa ~ 49' S$ Kraft Cream Cheese :: 79' Fresh YClllS ~11 ManorHouseTurkey=!~::'., 75c 1-'&Rolls .=..~ 2:t '100 ~WhlppilgCream l_,. = 59c TableGrapes .,,.. . .., .... ~ ~ 69 Pork Spareribs ,!:""~ • 5139 E-8' Engllsh Muffins ~ :'f2 7'Jt D$ Cool Whip ':,!' ~ c Crisp Celery ff•u r...,
Fllet Mignon Steak~:?~,. 54 69 1-8' Appletime : :: '1 49 Dt Pumpkin Pie .:.:,., ~ '1 71 Yellow Onions :0•1
Canned Ham = 5 c'!, '951 15$ Kraft Marshmallows:' ':: 69C S$ 30-Sllce Bread ..,';.-, 2 :!!. 51 oo Mixed Floral Bouquets
~ 5171 E$Princella Yams ~ 78' •OetuxeJceCremn i.-a:!. 1241 ()angeJulce ~ Fresh Oys1ers .;;".:.:,
Fresh
IHI Chuck
:~ s.1•• ••
Beer b~g
)vith our .
forefathers
Whatever other image
we might have bad of the
Mayflower and our pil-
grim fathers tt certainly
fsn 't likely tbat lt in-
eluded a pict\lre of those
l>rim~ allaMof
beer In their bands.
As a mattero!recorded
fact. they not olily drank
beer , they brought their
own brew when they
landedonoursbores.
WHEN OUR founding
fathers arrived from
Eu rope they had a
l)eve rage which they
~alled beer. It was a
heavy. fairly bitter po·
t ion reflect.inc its Euro-
1>ean origins, where beer
was made to accompany
food and even to be a food
r:eplacement.
However, if you were to
introduce the beer of the
pilgrims into today's
society you would be
pressed to know whether
to drink it or to walk on
it -like the strong tea
of Irish legend wblcb
lsn 't just rlpt until a
(nouse can trot upon it.
· IN SPrl'E of the fact
that we think of beer
drink era as men of hearty
f.ppetites and a roariq
thirst, beer bu become a
lighter brew since those
days. When *r la ~
posed to the United
States, it la oft.en bl"ewed
1pecifically to meet the
taste 1tandard1 of
Americana.
··Americans today pre·
fer less fiWDg, sparklln,,
clear been," says Frank
Sellinger, chief executive
. officer of Jos. Scbllta
Brewtnc Co. Tbe evolu-
tion of the American taate
D beer bu c:haocecl to
meet cbaqlna American
Jlfe1tyle1, and Sellin1e.r
baa Witnessed lt flr1t
hand.
In the IGOI, after the
repeal of ProbibltiOD1 many tirewen producea
beer 1imllar to tb•t
brewed 14 JMl'I earlier
but moet ot~fOUDI
tbef bad to their lormulU to appeal to ta.a 1eneratlon · tbat b•cl
grown up durtnl Probibl·
lion, aM,.W ... me AC· cu.U>IM4 to tM flavor of .on diilllal.
' The pref ereace ••· •l'loptid ...., .... , with~...,.~
and more iPtllid8lM ID·
come, AmllkMI ...;-: &~"=-·-· .... ·_...at ... ..
~ ....... .
Wilb aM a4•.e& of. ........... -:: =:,:=-. ...
lbOme, ¥Iii•_.,•· ...............
US NO I
ID
YAMS B!~.21
~ lecl Grapes
!H Ripe Avocados ....... !H Yorinoff Vo6e
.:.39
•.• 33
t.11 , •• ....
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J;.)g. (Wit ... .....,......,,.......... 2••
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iltllHN•Wlne .• 3••
llQ.. a..w. ..... t ........ t ..
"m" C.•de Dry Mixer
Htift..;t ..... '' ......
n ... 67 .... ...... Ht Bini's Eye Cool Ml, ..... 65 .... .
J£1tSEYMAIO R
41 I I •
l • ~ l
e::· 1 ''
II'~ ••. 76 .... .
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... C•llOl'I Hf . LAHCASTCR l POSE OR CORN91UAO FIEIH II 8 I
ITUFFlll •:::. 7 91 TURKEYS ';·~~
tit Ullby' s Pumpkin .....
i8YOlfts .................... ~Cranberry S..ce .......... Ht Evepomecl Milk
................ c.t. 8! Cwt Green 8"n1 ................ !ft Apple Pie ........... '-..... Ht Green Giant Com
~ ..... 8! ....... Ripe Olives
Ht. h.fFoocli
·~·.43
".:· .49
·~·.44
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J:.:·· 1 •• -lf RE CHUNK LICHT I I
Tull INOll
~ ·~.
SAYE 55.32
WITll
' ,
.. ! J
'•I
' I ...
'•
.Holidays
for dieters /
For dletera. the bollda,s have to be the
mOlt dlffteult time of tbe
year. Confronted with trays alMI tables laden
wltb moutb·waterln1
1oodl•, urted to try thll hon d'oeuvre and that
cand1, Mrloul dleten -
and even people trytn1 to
maintain their wet1bt -
despair . .. Amiety about Sain·
in1 wellbt promotes eat· ln1 even more," 1ay1
Laurel Mellin, a re1·
l1tered dietitian and ~utriUonlat.
TBE BOUDAY8 are a
Ume of emotloaal and
Pb11tcal ltrell, says 111. Mellin, an a11l1tant
cllnlcal proleuor lD tbe
Department of
Pediatric• at UC San
Francisco. Youns and
older people alike bave
.. unr•all1tlc expeeta· • tioDI about bow perfeet
tbe bo&ldaya will be, •• and
con•equentlJ may
become anxlou1 and
depreuecl. TbeH emo-
Uou ean trtuer tbem to
eat .-they are not
reallJb\11111.
AT BO•&, Ma. llelUD auaeMI, JOU can deal wltla .... emoUom b1 ~ln~cal
..Utib111Me9dol .. Unl, ::r:• ot tndtcue. •• ,,, nfnebea JOU
ad pb11lcal· ............. ·10 .. ,
.... ol~offe&· ...........
... c ........ J
Any 50° ROlstlng each OFF ,. ..... .............. .. ...,.....,,, .... .,...,. ..........
Lllftlt One Item A 0• Coupen '9f C........,
Coupon Uultwe ..... M ..,, ....... 1llO
SUPER COUPOI
GrMnBand
·fresh ·
i Celety,
Ralpha
Brown •n
Ssve
Rolls
Armour Star-Fre1h
Boneless
Turkey
Butt• Baeted
per
lb.
Ralphs-Butter Baeted-Frozen
Hen or Tom rT'l Turkey ~
With Pop-Up Cooking GM1ge ··
Hen or,Tom Turkey
Swlt ('ii(
Buttarball ~ ,,. ..
..
es
All 1111Dh1 l1Dr11 wHI 118 closed ~Thilm1glvlng Day
Good News los Angeles! .
Yoa have Ila lowest price In Ille nation on
frozen Grade A Tom runers• ... Thanks to Ralphs
Ralphs Premium-Frozen
with Pop-Up Cooking Gauge
Tom a
!¥!J!9Y:~ •
With Pop-Up Cooking Gauge 59tlmlt 1 t rke Hen Turkey Cf) ~ • per •• ::.11y'
Ra..,._ h111 f~ lelectlon
of fresh and traz• poultry
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59
4-Sllck
Imperial .
t41argarlne
Oc•n Sprar
1 lb.
pkg..
Whole or Jelllttd .
Cranberry
Sauce
18oz. • can
A1eorted Varieties
Mrs. Cubliison's
Stuffing LlmH 2
Naturally Freeh
Rllphs
Egg Nog
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•rte .I
l'i
10••-itag
Barbara Feldon pl1y1 a mother in
financial trouble when ber huband
walb out. Jeavina ber and her cblldND (Christopher CJampa and Stacey
Nelkin) on their own lD ••Cblklren of
Divorce" tonJatit at 9 on NBC. Channel
•• (I) TIO TAC OOUQH r:ao. t OH 'Ml TOWN
Ctwll Atklne, ltW of .. ..,_
LAQoon": en uplor•tlon of
@'llDPW~ 8 ACIWT 1AaC wrTH i VID HOMMfTZ
'NJta THI MUleC
AU. It THa 'MA.Y
Ardlll II outraoad wMrl
Edith gM8 away • Yalu-
8** lnMrttanoe i.tt to '* tll • OOUlln.
• MACHO. I L!HA!A
MPOftT • <:ONNEC'TIOHI: AH.
~TIMAn VIEW Of
CMANGa
"Eal, Drlnl( And Be Merry"
JMl88 Bunl• -· ti.. connectton ~ Napo-
leon'• need tor an efllclent
way to .ioee provision•
and the dev91opmet1t ol
modern day roeketry. IR)
fr> P.M. MAGAZINE
~ Ulldafgotl llMrt .,,.
HO~cl> PLO "° ~ ,_ fatMr, ""° '"" °"' °" .. ......, 30 yMl'8 ..,.., end "-l't
t1et111 teen llnol. to IC*1d
Tt1ank19Mno .ittl th•
~ • .,ci.n.
• UTTUHOUMOM THI~
CNr-. end hie MW len-
ln-9 AlmanZO Mcofna
pll(tnert In a fNIOtltlnO
~·9 • MOYIE * • • '"The Hor'M Sol-d ..... (1959) Jotln w..,,...
WIHlam Holden. "nle Union
cavalry drlvM towern
LOUIMaN amldlt per90NI
conlllct• between ttle ofll·
oar-. on the IUbject of ww.
(2 IV'I.)
.P.M.~
The Mt. Ruetlmore malnl•
nance crew; • two')'Mf-old
t:oo•<m M•A•t•H
~ Ullb .. ..,,
lnlO w atnoJI perott of
...... tf'Offt • lour&tl Ottldl
m.111 .... tlO!Ntown. ..
• MOYll
"Ctllldflf\ Of Divorce" ' (,.,....,., ..,.,. ,...
dOn. Oteo ~. l"9 tn.-it Of ~ on IM
nwmbarl of ttwe tamllea
oC dllfwant IOdal .......
drtnMJtllltd,
• THAT'S INCNl*.I ,....: enoouneere with • ~ ""° llal bWI deed OWi 40 yean: •
l9CUl1t'I force of robota: • cllMa In wtllctl doge and
tluntan SMKllHI llw'nan
~·
• Ml'RV QIWPIN
~ JotlM'I Maltlll,
Mlcflll Lagrand, RoOert
WuN, MlchMI Young, Gall
P1t«1t.
.H8HAW
°'*19: Berbera Mandrell,
~Maril, Sonny Curtll.
ODOHOOfMU.
t::IO. Cl) HOUU CALLI
The bat appllcant to ""
tile vaic:ancy toe • eurgeon
at l<-lngton o-ai
turne out to be • _.,.,,
9 MOVIE
...... ... ..... ................ ... • .. ....... ""°"'
........ ,......., (1 tw ..
IOIRMJ s=:..=' ... , ....
NOr~TMI ~MJWfrt "".,, ......
~ .. ....,on•
-Of A#ltlllllltl:t6• !NM .,......, ..... "'°"' .. 0...~end
r'llleWMlll!MINefw91t •
• MM'IWlllC8 THIATM
"Pride. And ~· Or.ablll .. ,.,~
MO nlHCI Mr, Deley
flll'lln; lflt ~ to ,..,..
!oat *°'1unlt... Ind ..
...., .... bytMMwWof
L)'dla'• elppel"9!1f with
Wlcklwn. (Pen f) 0
1f~l-:· Heft HOLL.YWOOO
I NIWlVWID caMW M•A•t•H
.._.. vna *"" to IOMt•r• Of~ tor Whldt he la the ptlme
~
• CINR8'19 llYONO
"Tiie lurnlng Olrt"
Nlhougfl Allee ..... Ow
accuutlOn•. n can't
eveda ... '*' Chet "" ,..... haW ltarl4Nf oNJ
....,, lhe't IRllllld.
11::IO. (I) QUICf, M.1.
Oulnc:'/ ~ the
deetll of • tot>-rat*ed
prtze tighter.
erOMGHT
~ holt: Joell Aherl.
OUIStl: Linda t...am, lMry
~.Minnie PMrt.
• PNIC>HU': c::IU.
ll.OCKH
Lella IU8plCla Oeofl ..
~ tor the attadl
In the ber.
1=..c.
A retaMed oonvtct con-.
to clailm .. flll own • mar.
rled -wtio tor yiawa llad bWI cor1 elPC>lldlllo
wftll him purely out of kind· -·
NBC • t:OO -"Children of Divorce." liarbara i"eldoG and Gre1
Mull&vey head the cut of tJiil new TV
drama about tbe effecta ol divorce on three f amWes (photo at Jett). ..
• rf tAQI A 1HllP
N ~ ,,_... '*"°''" a IMift .... ~a
dlc;tMor "°"' ~ lN ..... Of • Mlgtl«loflnO coumty.
··~AIC NIWI
12:.00. TWIUGIHT ZOHI
"Queen Of The NAe''
I AICHIWS
YOU Kr YOUR I.FE Buddy HacMn,,,.... a.,...
gerte model, a "buaklng"
WlllU.. and • pop&Mlr
!Miiman.
12:20. MOYIE *** "AYA, Simon, Run"
( 1870) Burt Reynold•.
1rigar s,._._ An 11\dian 11
torn t>etween hie deltr'9 to
avenge Illa mother' 1 dealfl
end '* .. '°' • wtllle woman.(2hrl.)
12:80. TOMOMOW
~l CIOIMdlen Alen lftltt; "61mort•t Marll
O'Connell; ComooMr Al ... ,..,. e1wv "°"00"'• T_,f' .TH( ..
A ~!He CltlmfNI
~ to blec*mall • rtcll
~ for .,,. money
neolllWY to get out ot the
country. •
• YOU Kr YOUA LH
lklddy H.tellett rneet1 a
pro tootbell ~. a IQY·
mailer and • pt.rza flipper.
I NAT10NAL MEWi
12:40 Cl) THa NEW
A'llNGIM
Pwdey .. kldnaC>Ped and
, tleld In exdlange fOf Ille
outline of • MCrel del-
plln.
11:100 AOAM-12
Fo.11 ~ contradict
Malloy'• 4yewltn•n
aociount and ace.JM Sgt
MacOonllld ot re<:kteu
dtMng.
1:00• MOVIE
**'~ "Footptinll On Tl'll
Moon" (1974) Document•
ry. Narrated by Wemet
Von 8'IOO A fuclnatlng
11:00 ....... ..,..,... Tt ....
(tt!33) "°"" w~ Heney
Sllu'*'-A~ ....
ly ~for,,.,.,,., ~ to llUrlt dowfl 1t1e ,... ldfllt aM ptOllt ....
own llwtoc.IOe. 11 ht.)
-AFTERHOON-
12:00. ** * "It Hl!pPIMO To 1 .-.· 119511 Doria o.y, I
Jadi Lemmon. A k*eter
gfOWlf Wine .. court C8'I l and her ._,.. .,_ ...
.,.. • l'lllfoed tycoon, {1i hr., 50 min.) • * * * "Rebel Without . A C...." ( 1965) .,.,,.
Deen, Natllie Wood -6 I young ll)lfl joll'9 • t8M-! I
• geng becauae ot lllJ !
!Kii ot reapect tot 1111 Pfi...J
...... (2 l'lrl.)
t:oo 9 * *. "Eattllqueq" (Part 1) (1874) Charlton
H•lon, Ava Gardner. LOI
Angelel .. deltro,ad l1y
two m...iw lremort wlllcll
wrMk havoc on both the
~and lfle terrafn.
(1 hr., 30 min.)
s:ao D * * ~ "8tageooec11" l 19ee) Ann·Mllgret, Blftg
CrOlby. The trauma of
Indian attack lffec1I Ille
pHaeng.,-a ot a •t•· I
geQOeCh In varied weya. (2
hrl.)
The Ml. Ruthrnofe tnllnt•
~~aw;. two-yeer-old
boy und«goea '-' --gety; 8111 Hanl9 with I
• • "Fade In" ( 1"8) Burt
Ae'/nelldt, Bart>ara Loden.
A man eccuatomed lo
many 1haflOW romantic
~· dl8c:own 1 true ~mat• In a IOvely ntm
editor who get• hlm a job
wtth • movie company. (1
hr.,30mln.I
JOHN DARLING by Armstrong a Batluk .
0..•IWI Lbf l•fl•
I KNXT (CBS) Loa Angeles
l<HBC(NSC) Los Angel••
~ ICTlA (Ind.) Los Angeles
KASC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles
Cl) J(FMB (CBS) San Diego
• KHJ. TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
ICTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles
KCOP·TV (Ind ) Los Angeles I KCST (ABC) San Otego
KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles
KOCE·TV (PBS) Hun1mg1on Beach
Mistin· did
it, but why?
By MIKE SILVERMAN
NEW YORK (AP) -So it was Kristin
Shepard, that little minx, who shot J .R. Ewing.
What'• more, sbe says she's expedine hi.a baby!
TbOM ltartllnl revelations were conveyed to
th• f attbtul mllllom who tuned to "Dallu .. OD CBS
f'ridaJ nljht to watch one ol the most heavily
publldled Mries eplaodes In televialon blatory. cas biped lt would alto be the h11hest-rated.
Nat*twlde fllUJ"a from the A.C. Nielaen Co.
won 'l be anilabie u.nW Tuesday, but CBS expect·
ed to bave tatinp for New York, Cbtcaro and Los
.An1•MI 1ometbne today.
IDUITIN, PIA YED BY Mary CroSby, bad
blen a prtme 1mpeet ever since j.r .. her brother·
ill-law, brob off their affair and then framed her
for plWtltuUon when abe tried to expose hb cor·
l'\lpt ...... deall.
M ~ Ploductiona, which pacta1e1 the prim•·tblM MNap opera, warned in advance that
the w1Uut•1 motive would not be what au·
dlenea bad been led to expect, and -you eueuect
lt -woUW be revealed next week.
Krlltiil'• 1unt wu made clear In the final
tceH wbie S.. Ellen -wbo ii KrilUn'I tllteT and '
J.R. '•Wife -...membered •be had left the pearl-
baaclW revolver lD KriJltln'• apartment shortly
before UM lhootia1, SUe Ellen, who bad been ar-
nttM ftw Uae 1a.oott.n1 and then balled ocat by a
my1t4rioul benefactor, accUMd her a liter of frJm·
tn11Mr.
I'd ftOM DSNYING n, Kristin welted UD·
W J .lt. Nacbed for the phone to call police, then
dl'OPIMld bitr ,,._OlUCY bombtbeU and' threatened
to ~ hi.a father about the baby if be aent ber to JaU.
M l:Uilli, played by Llnda Gray, demanded
that hi rill btr bluff, but J .R., played by Larey a ..... •lamm..t tbe pbOne down and tald:
.. Nobod)'• IOb.al to Jail. I'll band.le Krtlthl ln m1on•1."
1til "'' ~ waa aboWn tlmultaneouaty lD U.. &ail ud Midwnt, one hour later ID tbe RoekJ·
M~ aad Ultee boUn later OD the Wett Cout. AT.,.. ~rted an un-..ual lncreue ln ID· ~~.....,. ~alll after the show ended at 11
p.m·i' ml'. ila IOllM Wlilt Cout viewers called eut to ,... _ "'° d'41 It. .
" ..........
movie rrMw; CM! Tell
rnak• Ml11W>fl llKPriM:
Of. Wmco l'IU a qull on
r~ Guests· Nr Supply, Silly
.kMI, Eddie Mofley, Man-
hetten Transfer.
I 21TONIOHT
8:30 WONC>a WOMAN
Won6W Woman convtncea
lief mother that IN ""'91
°"°9 again 00 Into the OUI·
aide world 10 help protect
tl'll ITM WOftd from It• -
mlM.
10:00 9 Cl) LOU OAAHT
Lou and Charlie ~
but CM'I f)(Olle 11\at a
chetnlcal plM!t It C8Ullno •
bulge In IM earth nNt 1
9/118/f.IOWl'I dump Site
·~ *** "Dirty H11ry" (1972)
Cllnl EHlwood, Hsrry
Ou11cllno A det«mlned
Pollee detective ~ hi•
. ,-)
'Light side' of Twain a~g
A record
By PETEa I. BOYEa
LOS ANGELES CAP) -l'be last
time PBS offered a Mark Twain
Hmple, you had to lock away sharp
objects and household poillOOS before
viewing lt. It was called "Tbe
Humorist'• Dark Side," or something
equ•lly bleak, ·and while it.a point
wa1 expertly struck, you didn't
necessarily feel 1ood about seelD1 it.
Ob, bow happily opposite is
toa.ilbt'a PBS offering of Twain at
1:30 on KCET, Channel 28. nus la the
Mark Twain of the wry smile: "Life
on the Mi11i11lppi," the author'•
memoirs ol bit youthful riverboatin1
experiences.
alCBLY FILMED, superbly acted,
lt la ftlled ~nn•na to end wUb tbe
telUn1 of extrava1ant yarns,
UJuminatlons of the American
character and the pure, naked joy of
a boy ateamin& down-river ·on a
paddle-wheeler.
David Knell plays youn1 Sam
("Mark Twain") Clemens, a
20-year-oJd Innocent yeam.lna to be a
riverboat pilot. Tbe man who can
make him one by takinl him oa u
bit "cub" ia Mr. Bixby (Robert
~ J R ? Laming) -daahiq, In a weathered J or • • way. and clearly a pilot of heroic
accomplllhment.
LOS ANGELES CAP) • Mr. Bixby, wbo bu .. alwqt found
-.. Dallu" apparently that cube are far more trouble than
drew teJe¥t.loa'• lar1nt tbe1're worth," ll none too
audience ever wben an encowa,tn1.
estimated 82 million
.tewera t'1MC1 lD to leana
that lt was Krlatln
Shepard, UM .Jilted iDJ.1.
treat and tlstel"·ID·law,
wbo •bot J.R. Ewtn1,
CBS offtdall 1ald .•
Netwodl: ratiDp chief
Arnold Becker' lald ftDa1
tallle1 due Tu .. day
from A.C. NielND Co. ~ wW make tlMt Prhh7 •l1bt allow
teleYl1Joa '• al J.tlme favorite.
,...,. .... ·-
CONDESCENDING TO take the
boy on, Bixby ub, "How do you feel
about •Ydden deathT" ... can't .., I favor it," YoUDI
Clim-Naponda.
Tltu1 1>e1in1 tb• education of
Samuel Clemens. Bixby la an unJ1el~ catecbllt, abldlna notb1nc
leu from bil atudent tban a lmOw~e ol the rtvu u complete
ubi.town.
It'• lmpo11lble, of count, and
Bixby isn't incllntd to IP&f• tbe cbidw.
(TV REVIEW J
''T AIUNG YOU BY and lar1e,
boy," Bixby saye after one Clemens
misstep, "you do seem to be more
different kinds of ass than any
creature I ever aaw."
Or, "I do believe you are the
stupidest dunderhead l've ever saw
or beard of. The idea of You bein' a
pilot, why, you don't know eoouah to
pilot a cow down a damn lane."
The gruffness ta a facade, of
course, and a warm affection fut
develops between cub and pilot, a
sentiment fired In the boy'• heart by
Buby's deft niebt croslin1 of a boat·btmgry bend In the river.
AND THERE 18 that element ol
sadnesa that can be found resldinl in
most of Twain's worlra wed1ed
between youthful dreams and
blunting reality. When youns eub
Sam comments to the second pilot
that the raw, terrible beauty of the
river aeerm to fade with complete
lmowlectaeotlt, tbepllotre1poodl:
''There'• not a pUot goin', bo&;;bo
bun 't pondered all that, wbo n 't
1omethnea wonder whether be'a
sabled mo.tor lost most by learn.In'
bll trade."
The wildom and lnti1bt ill handed
out with ,...,t 1obl ol wit; and there
11 a 1oodly portlon of riverbat --------------,--.,..,-..,.,,..~....,..;'1-exa11enrtton. Of a 1low boat, one of
pilot offen, "She raced wltb an
llland and loet ...
ThattloW? ..
0 80 WM 80 pokey. 1be burned
down and wu ftve yean befon her ownen foUnd out."
A ~ •=·• enterUlil.Dien~ tbia. 1'1000c1 ,"to borrow from
llr. Btzb7, "to make a man So oUt
and learn to apell the word
1plendiferoua" juat to Write a columa
abouttt.
··rrs Jt18T NOT WOUJNG." •aid Jeaa· Claws. Tramoat, wbo WU dindlDI "All Nlcht Lona." He .. the b•band ol ...... pot Sae
....... Who npret•t• tbt film'• t&ar, Gae. Ha:cbuul. Mm Ela.bOna ·..--,r.pi.ieed tiJ IDO&ber
Ilea,_. climt. Barbra Stre1Nn8, ·at a lee npol't.-
ed at '3 m1Wcle plua 15 percent ol tbe 11'Q11 re-
ceiDtl.
SayaLUa Eichbom: "I coWcl ~ bil!llC
replaced by Amy lrvlDa or Siaa)' Spaeek OI' tomtaee
elae of my own a1e and nature. ISat Barbra
Streisand!"
'1be 28-year-old beauty aald tbe flriftl caaa,
u a comp&ete 1urprlae.
"I tboupt 'All Ni&bt Loq' wu IOIDe ol m)'
best work," she 1aid. "I loved do1nt it, and I bad
the same feeUq u I did about 'Cotter and Bone'
(her unrelWed ftlm with Jeff Brtqes and Jobn
Herd). I felt they believed I could be Dllde, wbo
wu disly and b1oode and a ainler -I 1ot to play the organ and 1m1."
ARTS WEDNl!SOAY MISS EICBBO&N'S MAIO& re1ret was
0 THE GETTING sacriftctne her hair. She bad been fitted with a blonde wta, but the director and Ha$man said it .. ~==::===~--0-F_W_l_SDO __ M_" __ _, dldn'taWitb areat reluctance, abe allowed her Iona -= brown hair to be bleached. 1'he crownlq irony,
Streisand ended up weartnt the blonde wis.
I C .._.., .. ., .....
49•·1514
"GLORIA" (PO)
l'\UI
"cttAPTEA TWO" (PG)
"DIVINE MADNEll" (R)
PloUI
"UP IN SMOKE" (A)
Lisa didn't fret, tbouah. Withln days abe ac-
cepted an important role in "The Wall," a three-
bour television movie produced by Time.We for
CBS baled on John Heney'• novel of the Wanaw
&hetto in World War II. Ott three months in
Silesia were both rewardint and puni1hln1.
"Altbougb I'm not Jewish, I wanted to feel the
kind ol experience the Jews felt dUJ'ina the Nui
occupation," abe said. "Wonm. in Poland ·was
perfect for that. We bad the feeJ.lna of beint
watched.tall times. Secret police wen oo the set,
AP ........ . LISA EICHHORN ON 8ET OF 'THE WALL' R..,..._. br ........ nd, ectreea rebo~
'...-be .....ilutloa in Silesia la the wont in tbe
world -fa'ctortes and mines pourin1 eipt dif.
ferent kinda of poiaona into the air. For three
months we never saw the sun. When I sot home to
my apartment in Santa Monica, I WU IO dauled
by the 8J"flm of the trees and the blue of the ocean
that I oouJdn 't look out the window.
, and they reported everyt.blnc that ~t oo. "Goinl to the supermarket was another dis-
lresling experience. There wu so much color and
so many producta that it literally made me sick.
The marketa in Poland have ~ but a few canned veaetables, mllk and bread. 1 She added
th.t the film company learned nothin1 of the labor
strikes unW they began spreadiq tbrou&bout the
••ONE MEMBBA OF TBE company made a
telephone call to En&land. When the operator told
him the chartes, be protested, 'I know I didn't talk
that Jona!' 'lbe operator said calmly, 'Would you
like me to playlt bact for you, air!" country.
Te 81'9•dtoe9
Elizabeth Taylor will make
her Broadway debut at 47,
playing the Bette Davis role
in the stage version of
Lillian Hellman's .. The Lit·
tie FQxes." The drama
opens in Florida Feb. 27
and will move to New York
in April.
,
.,. ..... Aa8eelat.ed Pnl8
The followint are Billboard's
bot reeord bita for th' week endinl Saturday u they appear
in tbia weet•1 issue of Billboard
maauine:
BOT SINGLES
1. "Lady" Kenny Rocers
(Liberty)
2. "Woman JD Love" Barbra
Strelaand (Columbia)
3. ..The Wanderer" Donna
Summer (Geffen)
4. "Another One Bila the
Dust" Queen (Elektra)
5. "I'm Coming Out" Diana
Ross (Motown)
6. "More Than I Can Say" Leo
Sayer (Warner Bros.>
7. "Master Blaster" Stevie
Wonder (Tamla)
8. "Starting Over" John
Lennon (Geffen)
9. "Love on the Rocks" Neil
Diamond (Capitol)
10. "Dreamin&" Cliff Richard
<EM I· America>
TOPI.Pa
1. "Tbe Jllver"
Sprinpteen (Columbia)
2. "Gullt,y" Barbra Streisand
(Columbia)
3. "Greatest Hits" Kenny
Rogers (Uberty)
4. "llotttt 'lban July" Stevie
Wonder (Tunla)
5. "The Game" Queen
(Elektra)
6. "Back In Black'' AC-DC
(Atlantic)
7. "Crimes of Passion" Pat
Benatar (Chrysalis)
8. "Diana" Diana Ross
(Motown) r
9. "One Step Closer" Doob1e
Brothen (Warner Bros.)
10 . "Triumph " Jacksons
<Epic)
~OPH~TICAT£0 PROORAMMINB ..
Beaulilu/ ~leroo Mu~ia
New!!-Marine Wealher_:_
~look Markel Reporl~
Con~umer Reporl~
Wtitner Bat FUm
Toronto FUiD Festival
"* * * *" -~wsday
1\tllMl.O.-P, ..... • \IC'OlAunn; nui
BAD i llUNG/
A. SENSUAL
Ol&.S90N
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"It was only a peck on the cheek, but
I DID kiss her goodbye!"
MOON MULLINS
MISS PEACH
El
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I
Fr'ANCIN€, I He..~ THAT ~It
F'Ai'Hei:t SOU~HT" A NEW CAter
NOT
eXACTL..Y1 Ml~~
PEAC'"' ...
by Mell Lazarlus
-ONe o~ OUR!
l..OC.AL. EMNK-S
JIA~T 90~HT 1r:;
ANO THEY .A~E
L.ETTIN($ MV
s:°ATHR ~ IT .
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO
"Hi, Grandma! Remember me?"
DENNIS THE MENACE
JUDGE PARKER
WHEN ~E INel~~ ON 0UY1Nu THE ___ ,,.....
MRTENOER ANOTHER DRINI'(,
JEANt.llE ~ TEl..UI
HIM TO KEEP THE ~ANCi£ Ff(OM THE
UO &IU..!
-.> TUMBLEWEEDS
COW~Y SURVIVAL MANUAL.
G'ot yourself lost fn the
de&ert with no water? 1. 1.(slgh),
You turkey.
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
Truit ~ur horse's
Instincts to feed
you to water.
HOW WOUL.D YOIJ
fEf.L. IF 50t££JE tUiE,
P\O<E.D '/OJ UP ~O
SQOEEZCO Tue.~ oora::)tlU?
SO ;t GL.UeP MY HAR.c>HAI e>eNeA-rH A e,eA.M FORIY
!Jj'OFtlE!5 UP, POC,..OR ...
by Harold Le Ooux
YOV LOOK l.11\E ~UCH AN HONE~T MAN! WHY DON'T
YOU TELL. THE COPf> THE
TRUTH AOOUT CMET AAD TIM?
"I hate Mond1ys."
LET'S~ ..
t10W WOUL.D I
Fee.L
II·
by Kevin Fagan
by Lynn Johnston
LIKE IT WAS tvf'( SIRlH-
DA)' AN' ROO 0<1eri
WAS HERE.?
~
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUUlf
0 I
ACROSS
1 F11ryq1-1
4 Airman
9 Denude
14 Beverage
15 Decamp
16 Peac;e de<ty
17 Supplants
19-nost•
20Fornt8ll
5 t Fret
52Hammllf
5'4 Helk:llne
58 A.ulll
60 -Aviv
61 P8'former
62 Exploelve
6' Notl'lere
66Clearu -
21 Man's nick-61 French nYllf
name 66 Playlhlng
22 r111e 69 Fune
23 8'1stle Prefix 70 Cornered 2• C.teo<>'Y 11 ea.no
?6 Plenty
29 Hot spnngs
31 Negaljve
:12 "Skklbool"
33 Induce to Ile
3e SWIYel
3e Gr.-lettllf
39 -nlgllt
'' C*ldar entry
43 Avlll •414 ,..,. ...
4f Office
pjgetl
41 OwectiOn
'88om
50 TlfM period
DOWN
1 --a
hetter
2 In existence
3 Trouble
4 Stone
5 Unlongp -e Reglonfll
1 E11ect!w
IC..ks· 2
words 9,. ....
tO Pllltle
1tOobD
t2 Liii• Suffix
t3 -ennum
UNITED future Syndicate
S11urd1y's Puule Solved
I I • I
t8 "Slammer" 42 Stlttentr
24 PrlMfVjng 45 Auer
25 Baked item •8 Gyrat•
27 Turk 53 Mt
28 Rem.ins Dinsmore
30 Prude 55 Tete --
33 Persona 68 lmtiecile
3' Agllaled &7 Quarrltt
35 Yeom111 of 59 Welf1re
lheguatd 61 ltnpteeMd
37 Hendy 62 P9t1er
40 Moel impoe.. 63 ~ 1no es Cornpua pt
Any merchandise for sale
priced at s100 or less
qualifies for a Pilot Power Ad
4 lines, !l"Y Wednesday -$2.00
. Call Today . . .
we 'II bill you or charge it to your
BankAmericard I VISA or Master Charge.
Deadline: Any time
before 5 p.m. Tuesday
• All items must be priced
• Ad can run in
any appropriate classification
• Sorry, no commercial businesses
.
1
..
The 18th annual Sym,...7 .. _of Ll&bta,
sponsored l»y Uae HUDUD~ Harbour
Pbllharmomc commttte., Will belln Dec.
13. Anttctpatln& the event are Jim
Tbompeon, whO'll be gral'd ~ball for
boat parades Dec. 13 and 14; Kathleen
Suddarth (left) and Jacqueline Abel. Dec.
13 through 23 cruises of Huntlnaton
Cross-dresser needs a hobby
Transvestite 'is not about to try on high heels in a shoe store.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am an occasional
tramftltlte. From Ume to time I enjoy dreulnS
u a woman. It lives me a lot ol pleasure, and
I'm not hUrtina anyone.
I ahrQS cfreU up privately because I ca.D"t
afford to have Ulla 1lde of my life known.
KJ problem ii abopplnl for clothes. I buy
biah~b' thlq1, and I want my 1anneata to
ftt well. Molt 1bopl wW not allow me to try on
tbe dNUell iD the ctresw rooma. I admit it
may aeem odd for a man to be bu)'iJll a blouse
or an eventn1 sown for bimaeJI, but tbe rooms
are private and I would offend no one.
When I abop for a •ult in a men's store, I
need to try It on for size to see bow It loots on
me. Why shouldn't I have tbe 1ame prlvllese
when I abop for a dress or a pair of hlsb heels?
Do 10'I have any au1sest1om on bow to han-
dle the problem? -LOCKED Ot.rr IN LIN·
COLN
DEA& LINC: la spite of you slpa&ue, &Ille ••••a... &ell• •• 1•u te&&er caae In• P~ ....... AdUlb. I .......... I& caae :::.:-:,8;:: :::.:: ... •·= le•" II• lllclMelnllle,,.. W..,..,. ener
a .. 1.mua709a...
TtJE8DAY, NOV. Z5
By SYDNEY OMA.a&
Ann
Landers
A~WMMJt9e_._.... ............. ..,_.., .................. ....
.. &1'7 ........................... Ille
select dr1111111 ..-17 • 8* ..-.. -.. • a dreu ... nom. I &ldak 1ee -.. a ~. Y•
teem &o lane a Wei U.e a,... laaai&lia1 a...
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am wnttq WI
for my mother. She ii IO mad 1be can't see
atrallht, much leu bold a pen.
Mom save her best friend szo for her birth·
day and told her to so to tbe track and have a IDCMlu.n.. .
Thll friend, wbo doesn't know a piece of ' , .. ,r ,frolll ..,..,.~ ...... ta ..... ._.
tnft, tM dall,y clOuble .......... .
phoned llOISl -all exdted -lDd aald, "I'm ao
thrilled, I'm Soint to buJ JOU tbe. pnttlest tear(
in town I" llom th1nb ber friend iboald bne
1pllt the wtllntnp. What do you aay? -OLEN· •
DALE. CALIF, BEEF
DEA.a BESI': SpU&f ft1T Yeu ...
clw.'t m ler •place a Mt.• Jmt .-
"Bave a,_. U..." • • apee, .... "'• tlaa&
•a H!!!..a... .... 't ..... •ab I&. la IQ IJ btltas, ... __ ............ llO&.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Reeentb I mar·
ried a man wboH wife pUNd away two yean
aso. We set alonl beautifully. Somethlq ii
burtinc our relattombip, IDd I don't know what
to do about it.
My bulband'• dauah&er (I wW call her Sue)
ll the apple ot hb eye. She ii married to a fine
you.n! ·man. They have two youapten. Sue
bun t been tn our home llnce our marrtase.
Sbe aaya lbe can't brtns benell to walk tbroup
the doOr. She 1rew up ln WI bouae, wu mar· rted in the uvtnc room IDd aaya It ii nu.a with
memorlel other mother.
lly bUlband belle¥ .. SUe doesn't like me
and that ii wby lbe wlU not come to our home.
Tbt. tw cnaa.d a wall bit.._ UI, and I need
your help. -GROSSE POINT, llJCH. SOR· aow D&Aa ons Ba••.7" ..,. ..... te ,..r
blHM &Mt YOt1 WMN , ...... Clliilll9rUMe
........ ......, ... , --... •UIJ ........ , ... "' ..... , ..... ,...,., a.,. In• ........ ,.., IMI It ..... '9 CM ,.,, ......... .
Cout women 1et
USC 1cholar1hlfJ.' . , ,.....Coul ,......,, -.... dy OI ltlfll _, ..... roltr ol
... , ... c • ~•.:="f&:ta..:t:
=•TonMdO-. ..........
Nill ._.'/, ..,...=='.llr. -IM lln. la .. L. lllJl.iYJ .. I Ii ..... WU ••• ...., tM NllOllnlat• .... .......... lut 'I•••·
''I QJll1U> &SAD to
tbem lD bed wttb th•
11,im o.a. ThtJ sot a
¥.ghl-~oiial fa~i]):
Dad is British, Mom is
'Australian and the kids tJre
from everywhere
VISTA, Calif. (AP) -Uavtd
llcLiDtoek ii a Brttllh citllen who
traveled the world in comtrueUoo
work bet .. Mttllq down In Vllta.
Hil wife llartlya Ia a naturall.S
Amtrallu.
And tbt children, well . . . Hud9on,
the ftnt born, ii Canadian. Monique,
Nicoletta and NatHha are Soutb
African bJ reuon of birth.
MeUN'IOCK PLANS to leave tbelr
future dU...bip up to tbe cblklren.
"At 11, tb•1 mu1t decide for
tbemMlvet," a. .. 1d WedMldaJ. ''It
would be to tbelr advassta1• to
become American clU•ftl .... and I mow I wUl. I want to Joln i.ne Elb
Club, and JO'& blft to be Am.tcan."
Tbe ~t, Natub.a, ii a flnt r.ader dllptte her 11• ot oob I. Sbe p cODlldend 1dvanced ' aftv two
yeare ot tindtrcartte l.n A\llttalla.
8t1T lft1DION, I boUD~JeU· old nalDld fw UMI H\ldloo Com· r:DJ, Canitl bla OW1l DI ptlde
A•atta aad prom~ IQt •black
· ·~· for 1nnouaeln1: •cuad1 la
bntl"
HelP, group for newly
divorced and widowed
w.can .• qc>a·MC'tirian &rOUP for di""*9 Hpar.a.d al¥I wldOwed, w0l ~Gp41D lta ihi'nt
Oru--~ poup Dee. I tn Oo9ta II••· TM~ meetln1 ii aebeduled 1w 7:IO
p.Ql. at' .... Verde Unla.d llltbo&t Cbuteb,
1701 W. Bater St., ae!cord.lna to Herb Oman, We
Can area director for Oran,. Coant1.
We Care ii devoted to tbt "positive rest.rue·
tarinl ot lndMduala dlvoreecl, separated or
widowed ~ carins, love and comanmlty ~th an •·So'DI 1roup proee11," Oman aald.
It ii not a slnC)ea club or aoclal orsanlaatlon or
lD compjltWoa wttb other IJ'OUPI."
We ea,. 4"eiop. a refernl tor members,
lnformbil them about Nl'Yte. already Halla·
ble lD the eomm.atty, 'ac~ to Oman. n.e
Grll"hfldoa ,,,.,..._ cloMlJ wtth mental bealtb
aceadl9 IDd ll"OWtb and CC)lNelln1 cent.en, be Hid.'
11• form about balf t.be W'e Care popu1a.
tion, Oman uld, wltb mOllt memben in their IOll 1Dd4111.
TMn are replar weektJ meeunp and
planned aelDlnan and worbbopia, aeeonttq to
tbe dlredor. Picnic., parties aild daDCell .... allo planned,
\Ve Care allO meets on Frldan at '1:• p.m.
at Ablidina Saviour Lutheran Cburda, zmz El
Toro Road, El Toro and Wednelda11 at 7:30
p. m . at St. Andrews-by-the-Sea United
lletbod11t Church, 801 Avenlda Pico, San
Clemente .
Ad41Uqnal Information 11 available by
tele.Pbcalnc Mt .ac> or wrltlnc We Care, P .O. Box *2, Mlulon Viejo 9290.
Literacy council
sl'tlduatea tuton --...__....
Saatb Cout Uteracy ComeU bu p-ad1.ude4
M volunteer tuton of EnsH•h u a aeeond 1anaaaae. Tbey completed ao bourl ot tralniq
over a 10.week peJ10d to earn tbelJ' certlftcates.
Tbt new tuton are llaude Akerle1, ltaren
McNamara. Tracy Robert and Dorothy Tuder'
all of San Clemente; Walter Benedict, Veroalca
llcConnack and Tserl Seiber all of Lapna
Beacb; Lynq Calhoun and Allie Stanle1 of
Caplstnno Beach, and Joyce Kiel and Jmtlne
Smltb ot San Juan Caplltrano.
Abo, Janet Godfrey and Terri A. Parker of
Laiu.na Nlpel, Marton Coyle of lliuion Viejo.
Joan Davidaoa of El Toro and Sulan Holl of
l"lne. , More tutors are Elisabeth Berkey, lluUt
McCormick, LaVelle NlckenGD, Rutb Paaet.
Rebekah WUklnlon and Adme WUloo all ol
La1u.na 1Dll1; Lee Rodrl,_. ot HUlltinltoD
Beach and Ann Jacboo of Irvine.
The nut clUI "-1 belin Jan. 10. For in-
rormatlon call m-.,., or 49'1-llal.
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REALTORS
675-5511
CAIJll OPPOITUMITYs Jel• • "=-'" _. "9 iilf• IML ISTA11 C 'MC'I -We MAft 1$ , I fw J
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21111. c...e ..., .. Cc:_ .........
675-1511
lllOPICAL
PMADISI
Beautlhal Fountain
Valley 2 1tory with
IPUtUu pool and palm tre.. Tue advantaie of
low i•t. flnancin1.
DON'T WAIT! Call 9G-1311
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111181 ILlllS ca.
OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVICE
MIW IAYl"IOMT U~
Goreeous Modern Home With A Dellabtlully
Distinctive Old World lnterior With Imported
Funtlsblnp. Handaome Wooden llantela,
Huge "Carved Wood" Bar. So Many Special
Amenities. Automatic Sfrlnklers. Air
Condltlon l nf , Se c ur ty Sys te m .
Profesaic:nally Decorated • Prolesslonally Landscaped. Dock For Fifty.Foot Boat.
Private Beacb. By Appointment Only. s1.eoo.ooo.
•~tlOA ......
• Quality oceanfront triplex. 4 Bdrm, 2
bath each unit. Excellent income.
$1,300,000.
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
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ASS.•• 11.9"'
Ddebout
Baya..Beoch
Red Estate
SW7/MOMTH Fabulous oppo~unity to take
advantage of. Low, low payment.I
& interest rate. 2 bdrm, warm Ii
cozy. Xlnt for your Investment portfolio. Call now for additional
exciting details. ONLY '85.500, f #294 .
l.90 ISLI
' $491, ... Outstanding newer home,
completely remodeled. Extensive
use of rich oak, beautiful Italian
ceramic tile tbruout. LeaCled
windows in large countrl
kitchen. 2 story, tile roo .
A.SSUME lSI' T.D. ! ! #295
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W..lrl..tah llt~A•.IJ a
675-JlJI
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SUCCISSUM.n·
54f·7ffl ~
&.SIDI DUPLEX T-.J ... u.ats
$142.100 ........... "
54M114
Z512SutaAuAve.
2 BR. 2~ be, cootem
demo.. 1111.000. 646--.ot6 . 64MO
~MIW s Bdrm., 2~ ba, I len
co11DlrJ ldtcb, mlc
wave, I car •ar w /Of!G
Low denaltT. Prl111
ftuDciq avail. Balld
baa2left.
lf1 E. 11th St. Costa ,..,..-..it
"That'a the deal then. We give you our gold and vou
glve u1 aomethlng called a Spanish omtette."
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Navy uses whales
·•
1to find torpedoes
BANGOR, Wub. (Al') -Two capbvea wno
demand Just 80 pounds of fbh per day are beins
~,put to work by Navy officials eeekin1 a cheap
,. method ot recovertn1 miaain1 torpedoes.
And the Navy is betUn1 the belu&a whalea be·
Ing tested at Hood Canal, near a submarine base,
may prove to be the fastest recovery toola yet.
Research in the use of sea m1mmat. for such
projects dates to 1907, when California aea Uou
were used to recover object. in water up to !00 feet deep.
Recently, porpoises have been teated, but
, Navy officers say the belu1a whales can dive
deeper than porpoises -to 2,100 fMl -and can
withstand fresh water.
Like all whales, the belu1a bu acute un·
derwater hearing and la re1arded u hip.ly In·
tellt1ent. 1n the research here, test antl·tubmarine
torpedoes equipped with apecial acowitlc beacons
will be fired into the water and the whales will be sent
after them.
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Mortu.,y •Cemetery
Crematory
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CostaMeu
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Cotta Mell
642·9f50
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Cotta Meta
846-0371
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Prayer to God.
rllled evidence
VANCOUVER, Brttlah Columbia <AP)
CeuUon: Anythlna you pray may be used •tainat you.
God ta not • person, the Brttilh Columbia
Appeal Court bu ruled, and what .YOU HY to God
I.I admillible u evidence in court.
Th.e court ruled ln a 1pllt decilioa that the
contents ot a prayer by Morris Davie wbUe he wu
in a police station can be uaed aaainlt bJm lb a
new trlal.
DA\'JB, OF THE CENTaAL BalTllB
ColumbJ1 community of P,rince Geor1e. bad been
acquitted by a C1riboo county Judie on cbar1e1 of 1etttni a forest ftre.
Part of the evidence a1alnst him waa
testimony from a police otncer who 11id he aaw
Davie drop to h1I kneea, rabe his handl and Hy,
"Oh God, pleue let me 1et away with it, jUJt this
once." .
Defense lawyen ar1ued the prayer wu a
privtte1ed communicatlon meant to be heard by
God, not the police. Judge Rosa Lander agreed and
1T•nted the acquittal.
But in the appeal court hearin1, the
prosecution countered that under law a private
communication ta between two people -and God
is not a penon but a theol<>1lcal, or 1plrttual, beiQg.
IJ" GOD WEaE A PEllSON, the proaecutJon
araued. be could be charaed under the Criminal
Code because some of his acts end ln death.
Juatlce H. E. Hutcheon said that Davie
beUeved be was fiown from the remote viUaae of
Fort Ware to Prince Geor1e to under10 a Ue
detector teat and was unaware that the room in the
police nation was monitored by clo1ed·drcuit
televl•lon camera and bidden microphone. It wa1
in this room that Davie aouaht God's help.
"In my opinion, the word person is med in the
1tatute1 of Canada to deacribe someone to whom
ri1hta are arant.ed and upon whom oblicationa are
placed,'' Hutcheon said. "There la no earthly
authority which can 1rrant rlJbta or impose duties on God."
He •aid the aectlom of the Criminal Code
dealln1 wlth protection of privacy olfer no
Indication that a speaker's statement.a to God, a
famlly pet or hia dead mother are due the same
protection as a communication between two
people.
JUSTICE PETER SEATON AGaEED but
Chief Justice Nathan Nemet% dlsaented, ar1utn1
the suwment wu made under clrcum.tances in
which Davte had rea1onable eroundl to expect lt
would not be beard by any other person than for
whom lt wu intended.
It la not neceuary to decide whether the term
"penon" includes a theoJoaicaJ person or 11
limited to real Uve people, the chief Justice said.
PlJllLIC NOTICE
SIA COVE PIOl'IRTIES
'114-631~990
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Nortbwood Park de· tlldiied home with A.IC, Ulu,y clip 1pa, 1reat
landeeapln& • decorat· lnl. Sl03,000 'ln ueable nnanctq. Prtced to sell at-~ to s..
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1 Bdrm+den eqd YOlt.
Otean view. D/1'. PoOI
and Jacuaal. M50fmo.
151-0lll
~ ..... prof. decor, •ll ..... micro, h'p1c, 2
ear 1ar, 1 blk oco, ., ...... Stl-4'711
... + den Newport Hta.
Nr Scboola $745/mo. m.'Jll.5
BEAUTIFUL VIEW : Harbor View Hm1 3
bdrm, 6 bath, POOL. "500permo.
MOBILE HOME : 2 Bdrm, 1 ba, brand new.
dbl wide. $1195/mo.
Bluffl 2 br , 2 ba .
panoramic view, pool.
SIS mo. Bkr,644·013C.
l.Jldr, newly dee., crpta,
dip. Ref. 640-1915 after 5 flwtnda.
2bdrm 3ba, hu unJt In Bit Canyon witb tennis,
J1d1 pool. m.3349.
-... 2ba Newport Shore•
newly decoraled 754-6212
orta-8118
For ~rivate Parties Ollly .
NOW .through NOVEMBER 30ll•
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tu le IK'CO""uoa prac-tiH. For ule to lo-
cllriduaJ only. Terms. IG-sm
hnentor baa new patnt· .S ~lok MCurit1 for molorc7clH /bicyclea.
Need lloanclDI for pro-dllctian. Sale's PotaoUaJ
U'Dlimlt.d. Write: IAD·Al Bib Lok Co. 215 W. rtnt
8 . Ste 105-lJ Tuatln CA ~
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UtlH••• WT.8. u ' CLERICAL Prr. Fine re· CouaUrbelp, M/F, full or DRIVER Iii-Npt SPllUTUALREADINGS ASSISTANT CAIPITSTOll tail store ID N.B. needs Prr position, no exp. Deliver bakery products General Office we. a.a. ~ • io.m.10pm. FUUy llc'd. MAMA6H MAMA6H venatlle person who la neceeaary. Good starting to npennarketa. Early •IMMEDIATE ·• lllra ,..... • .,. or •·IOM. lllS Draper's La1una Hills Pa.Ilion open ror ag· detail oriented" can uae waae. Apply 3700 E. morniq thru mid after·
per'lf. ... S, Camino Real, San store. Mus t be ex· gresslve mJr . i n ~key machine by touch. Coat Hwy CdM or call nooo.Call771-47SO ~for 'eneral or.
W _.,., · Clem. perienced in better statewide, multl·alore WU1 train lO post sales ID· SUn673-to00 ffce worker secret arr. lfii~~-!!!~~~--1 fra;;I 5450 women's ready·to-wear operation, Orance Coun· fo oo computers/other DRY CLIAMIMC. i>r am. Npt. Bch. bus · ftl. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• and sport.swear. Apply In ty. earpet exper. nee. 1eneral ofrtce tasks. Counter ~elp needed. Need counter help, as· msa.Salary "50to t92S a '4'm7I penon to Mauaer Ma· Excell. payl bOoua pro-Worlt schedule nex. At Some retatl exper. pref. mon. depeactm1 on abill· 'Dlelmpouible Dream 1 ble Amt.in, 23121 Moulton aram, pro It abaring, Ease, Fashlon Island, Frl. or Sat. sunrise fr SW· aembler fr markers. FUii ty fr exper. Will train, i---------• We~eA~~'f!~ed Partlj&J, Plua or call medical/dental plan, gas &M-50'10Mr.Cllne. Ina shift.a. Must be 18 or :a/e!~t~~'::.; ~roeoa~ however, applicants
abl'oad for yrs without ·= "m'P'''Pt. ~~collect : Clerical I:;;._-549-0641 , E.O.E. 675-3306. ~':'Jl~:I.~~~~:!: ~for accommoda· CAIPITTO"M Production Secretary, ESCaOWMAHA61a •vacatJoo.Call :64.2·0076 ... ~8:n!:ro:5ro~ ~byai3 uer i1ord 4Mmoe.Fol1d 213-466-7175 type 50-SSwpm, 10-key. COUMTB HELP Do you have a strong , _ro_ra"'"'ppt.__. ------1-===.;..:;;:.;....;;;;;.;.;;;:...;..;.;;....;~~ ''Accommodation Free" -yr 0 • OD· r . gd pay ar benefits, Santa SJndwich shop. Mon.· CoUowin1 . proficient in General OCfice.
lO Sle #601 16835 Allon· IMS-4010 Fe Springs, Whittler Fri. Hours open. An· exchanles, AlTD's, con· Catalog clerical ror '-----------r"""-: qWaSt,H.i ,ca.9:ZM Babysitter for 2 yr old, CAaatll area. Call Sh aron. thony'a Deli , 17881 tncts, .u:.L but lack co. purchaslna d ept. or
.. rl-ll•·-• ..... 1 wbU.e paws. Vic. Harbor your house or m ine, For early AM newspaper <2l3a.)818.a1'aJC°!· • .a.e:sy ~· Suite A. Irv. sup~ort " backing. marine wholesale dis· f nwww •-• vaew ...... MO-ODO. ft J='=& . NUUBHB. =~~ini: :.::: ,__ ~t!3~e:e:~~ ~!~ trlbutor. Typing :
·t •llllJIATI LOil, preacrlptlon ~4 ,_ Babysitter, 2 days/wk, 5 Call :ween2AM·lOAM . NB~"lae~veelncposy.·Looillo~10in~ u'!!'!eL!_'!1ANT1 busEi.Dness shouldtalktoCorOr.Co. ~~inma', r,.10livne'n'todryiscocuonn~ lrAST rUJIDING oa ~ E. Blilff ~/red ••••-••••••••••••••••• hrs /day m home 556-S426. ... " ~ ..... Alf1>0l1 area mgmt potl· ~ ~--.... c .. brta ard 'JICMIJO Sdl11l1& Newpo Be ~ • for brig t. motivate Part-Ume. Will train Call Uoo. Great package for trol, lO·key Kardex. • .:i•t cme,nw · · .......... • 7005 rt ac · 759·0457 c A S H I E R / penon w /1ood oraaniza· rorappU46-3279 right peraon. Call F. R. ~~Fripd. B·S. Major co.
I Loll. Graodmotber's ....................... Banking HOUSEWARES !SAL~. Uonal &typln1 skills. or. &ecker, 5'7·S62S. ...,,..,..ts . 714·556·0540, -~to buy tnce1et.. s.r:, 15 Nov · ~:t: ln person· Rion rice exr. re1· Great Couple wanted to manage 17421Daimler, Irv.
l> · · Bil rig drivers needed l AAll · 1 pot-tla *or he riftht amall business full or 111!.V-.A.SST _.. .• any Ulb. H.B. 14·91M·S447. Ott a ctua 1 lie now w ware, 1024 Irv ne _,, ,, U ~. _.. •
a•e ao.ooo. No REWAIU>. (TM) 975-l10'7 ext 4l for (WestclirrPlaia) N.B. person. Xlnl benef ts. put me.~. · Wanted to run Re1lonal ._,Ofc/Rec-'
I ... ' -~· .. P'or ....... _ ....wr• c•e:HI-Exctlln1 environment. CREDIT CLERIC "'-'-.vnce. Must be In· •r• .-a-.J.u .. T ~--1 : Pl& Bull, black Ii -~ ,_ -Call Pat, betw een ----.,.... "" Small co. near ocean -_.,. •·-·-......_ r.-1 a.w I'd Requ.lrea minimum of Full time Ov c l1AM 644 9050 dependeat ft a11reaalve deeds stable & mature .,.._ •a.B. a • N::.:nJ:~~~~f ~n ci~~~ J,yr. ex~:i'.eoce & aood pan,)'_ bendits~rJ!· tr~i:: s. · · · ~~ !;!~~afo!! :.'.:!~ llm: !.,~:i:.: penon wtth Syra. gen'J n..ae llU well . Gald bncelet re· acbooJ. S2t.H /wk. t)'Jllna · METRO CAR WASH, a.11\KnPIST Credit Clerk. Must be tioDa1 akilla, lood phone ore. exper. Accurate
,.. .... Mll'1li •/bl• 6 'ted IMI ... • b9' luech • l'K•J 2BllOHarbor,C.M. Need speedy typist for able to hudle many manner. type 70wpm, ~plat, sowpm. Front
,,"· •• .;.;;&•I.. Reward . ==-~:•· 141 ·54~3 . t!::i1 Maurec~:;:.!'"to work ~-·;.ar:r:~~~~i ~1::;~ C:::~11~1t! ~-::.•;;. ~J:!·~~ i:i~ i!!~~~~et>e":e~Tf.: ,;;1'/-~' ..... W.-d. 7075 c--rin.atn r d days/eves. Inquire in 61i.'tt"1s . Start i m . manner. Type 40WPM. IBM Memory so" nil· Call Donna: 645·3632. I' Lim&: a Coc'atat., No. -•••••••••••••••,•• .,.,.pe ence pre erre . persQO Ice Capades 2701 mediately. 10 Key addin1 machine int exp. helpful. Xlnl GENERAL OFFICE c.ta -. 1 11 Ir)' G odtyping ai:llla req'd. by touch. Excellent com· benefits It pleasant part or full time. Must
Di*Ni._Ml .. 1•••••H•• w /er. claeelt•, 0 l F ~com~~or. 'C'HarborCM COACH-PI'TJME pany benefits including woddoleovkonme.1i uselOkey "bytouch,"or ~=:!~=~••••~!~ arJJ~ltt . Reward. &ni. Cb~ie RN. ~d ~ l°!~t~bl:ri4:i ~':ii: CAS .. BMHDED Girls' Field Hockey Q-edltUnlooandDental. SAJ'MA6AZll mlilJt consider a bright '---..-~-".!""'-.-., ,_M1:1117_._ ....... _______ 1 Ea1llab. Ref 6 car. Costa Mesa ortice. Call P /lime oo weekends. Coach,CDMHS. 760-33l5. 330 W. ~~:t .. Costa 6'5-7104 trainee. Better Way
: 8Lk 6 WM Pea~ a. 727J. NZ-Mil. Dual:1'~~eael at 546-8510. Call '°" a.P_pt. 646· 74•1 COLLICH STUDIHTS Call Ma-4321 &xt 211 DIC SICaU ilY Foods. Inc·• Newport
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!lblriu Huy In Caj>o 71 Tri t l'8 Uoyd's Nursery. 2038 For Appointment. Equal -~H.ASS'T Beacb,145-2444.
aeula area 11 /3 . " '•-•••uuun•u l~ll :_:::ort ,Blvd. Costa :"~i!'t :I e~a{~fo'r~ Opportunity Employer TO Sll,000 GBBAL OFFICE
REWAIU>4f3...S MG CLHK Full time position in our calculator s , mi cro· CUSTODIAN T b id r ~ence helpful good Costa Mesa orrice. Ex· computers, " related 0 °rowust. nygprme'rt.enal nod l ability, pro/icien· FOUND: Australian Mature lady for per.preferred. Call Jack ·~· ... t.s. <Ret-'l Sales> Immediate opening for .. n .. d =...-d, black 6 1old IUUstical work, typing, Clark it546·2300. c•11E1S _ -ledge or .. computer Nwpt Beach retail store service related ualness 2:.w furrtes .. t10.laey a · .._ T rri ri ... billing C Ill area ~ •-Cfl · t lo ""·-Un, non-amo'-er. """• oppo uni { o grow .--e er l · • · · · · CAl.JflN •fti·ences helpful. Good .. o ce main enance. .... " / 1 t . 1 K' It 549-2231. A .... E I d r bl ReQiares organizational w company. . n .. co. colored, ma e. us y, __________ , u· ·TaTE M pay" benefits. In C.M. xper ence • re Ja e abilities be initiative. benefits. Call M1lhe art. mix, blad; Ii wllite, ~ Accowltanl (staff) fEIWl call Lev: $40-1530. person with eye ror de· and wiWnaneu to take 9AM : 6'5-6563. female .. A11bao, blonde, -TopSa!ary-tail. Permanent fulllime ~ilit male. NeW)M)rt Beach CPA Canclktate or CPA. Companion wanted ror position with excellent responsibi lies. Send re · General Mechanic. 10
Anl..iSbel&er,644-3856. 3)T. minimum Tu ex· Sci¥~ I Lo• MARKETS elderly lady. Lite hskpg. benerits. Call Jim or swne to Box 816· Dally years current experience 2700Harbor Blvd. 1C"or2nd •-3rd Shifts & personal care. Mon· Ray,644-s<nO. Pilot. PO Box 1560• Costa on GM & Ford cars. Good ~r.rn •• Small P "PPY ~· Pto1ressive H.B. "~t M CA""""" ,., °' Fr" 30 t 3 30PM Mesa Cal92626 .-vu ... u .. ...... .... ,..1 .,,.,.. a esa :r~o 1, 8: o : . CUSTOM..., 1... • · pay. 642-3578. ·--cu•• Male · ---· "'-··-•Op rt it D!.<!l'IL kd 9 o '"" ....-....... ·-·1 l -11 ....,.uu po un Y We promote to manage· ...--12 w ys, SS·244 Executive Assistant Ml1ed· you dent y Ace UI no restriction to Employer ment & supervision rrom Wknd &eves. Service desk. Heavr. Author/Publisher aeekl' ~ earn utra Cbr1stmaslmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiii•iiil within. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiii•••iiiiiiiil ~Teiie"probedmulinpt.ergC&abfile. Executive Assistant. exp Gen~rq~ptlce. .... ad1 USO money, demooatrallng WANT A CAREER? •COOi * 1V, 901 W. l&th, NB. In ed1t1n1 " research Sec-y /K-.. -••••••••••••••••• •• toys In fine Department .... Costa Mesa belpfw, muat be fast, ac· Sm. loc. ofc, variety pos.
PRE LAW student neecb Stone. $1.00/br. +com· TRAINEES EXPER'D llJDelMar Breakfast Cook, FIT, Delivery /Warehouse curale typist, prefer. No ahrthnd. nee. Lite
•·•· wtll do anything mission. C •II (213) CARRY FOX specializes 631·9421 E~ Prer, if not·wlll Person ror party & rental rably experience on bk g. LeHI. Confldenli•l 1-~----·-5AJll __ ·l!_O_P_M_. __ 1 lntbeplacementorbank· tr Apply. In person: store PIT apply 2025 word processing equip. l · Fpee&E.Oi~·
DVll. P.O. Bos 3242, • t t ... DftYen Ing penoooeJ. We have La~':~ach Diet Church 1 Rest. 2698 ~Blvd. C.M. Call642-047Hor app't. ~.1;Ui~O:ta A~~~Y
N.B.-.. Ca. EMT·l Compl. Iota ol positions for ex· Dellv..rv u .R f:or early Exp tele~hone aollcllor Sl.ite_? __ ~l470
Im .... perienced ban.klna. S6L. --------1 -J ...... • ~ 4"' 151'. LADY urance req ... remenl mort1a1e lending " AM L.A. Times Delivery. wanted or PIT work in M4K--..._.. .._.. -•• • I °"' ZZ yn. good driving escrow personnel. We 1---.illiiilill---I COOK Route. Adults only! No attractive Fashion Isl.
" II L reccird. Top pay, rrinae a Is 0 0 e ed 1 e v e ra1 Exp. only. Nlahta. A~ 18 coUectina! Economical oflce. Call Ms. Ellloll General Office ....._D•1-benefits. Sea la Am· JtU.• ...... 1',""!'Tf' --bulance548-345f trainees for these types Cllrt .... s s-f• " over. Apply 3·S M, car required. 2~ hrs. per --· Mljor Newport Beach •fn.IJ41 * O{CQP\1>=9. 72_9955 tll1•dHOW!! Mon·Frlft day. 1425/mo. net tab FASHION FUN SSS financial firm has im·
llC•VllAAeeepted Apartment Cleaner s & C.C-·r We train fr _proyide cos· J •. MAC'S tx>me +bonus & gas al· FUii or pa~ttim~ help meclifte.ope.W:.U.:~~: •~,,.._--.....,. ........................ __ pataUn helpers needed tumes, we uaian you to 10142 Ada ma. HD lowance. Westminster I needed. Wear & display _,.,Tr c.awa •1.RL lo worit ln Om1 Cnly. storea, malls, etc. So be a COOK ~on Beach area. rasbiooa. Call 847-0786. Individual to train in •oUtCAD. f15.1UO "mlncJe.maker" • join F h 1 E .,.__,., print shop. Heavy lining I tbeWest«nSantaleam! or pre·sc 00 · X· FASHION requl"1d. 90'J'll llC/VISA AREL FIRM In C.M. Western Temporary perlenced. Part or DeUvery man r~r L.A. Top saleslady, ex· FleC....._1
TOMMY'S ........ an outaolne Servi fulltime. Irvine. 5$1-4S33 .• rm:~ hom3es :t' C.M. ~eoced. Frr or PIT. lnsurance dept. No ex· CW~RT E:•~ l>'"::o~w~~ CARRY =:ewportAv1-a:J~ ll~~medlate S37S.~/riio. ~ .!n'!!s'. Exctu'ii! c:h~~-la~l:~a ~~~~ulred. Alpha/
--al AccouDlin1. 1 FOX Part Dependable car. 546-4481 Weatcllff Dr. N .B . ~Tvpl1ts ·--CLEANING PERSON· ~nln1a. South Coast crll&M882 r 1-TOUCH--.;;.;;o;;A,.;.;;;.CL~AS---S--t :'~i .. =..~.Hed JJ.GENCY Once a wk. Nr. Cllrt " Plaza. Call Don, 641·0118. · St8-UI0'7 40wpm +. Accuracy Im·
llCOITS 1616E.4thSt.,#l~O o .. ver, Npt. De b . CAlemotol""'•t DIMfALASSIST. Ft&DUP. PC>rt~nina ror an e•· Santa Ana 541-121S .,..... Cba!rtlde. Nice ortice. One -..-,. 753-0ll? Af'l'MAMA... NEVER FEE . t n le r v I e w I n I RDA, CDA and Cor. Teleprompeter Cable TV perlenced dlctaphone ...._. CICMIPle for., uDil A a.alCAL Coamotolotl•ta, male or Pollahlna lie. Beach ot Newport Beach ts ac· operator,_~
IMlt BARTENDERS facials, ,..dlcures, for temporary help to ex· y--t-...:..... ...-c..uitatlolll Vii b u Ill d l a 1 i 0 --------1 CAam IH FtMAHCE female. sculptured nails, area. MS-1580 ceptina application.a for '4croflllll O,.r .....
• • t m ID• t • r · Front office clerical .. -DIHTALASSIST. chan&e cable TV equip· ..._.. · P~!.l-~~~-=:.!ll:.:71:=..._:..--;-I afH reqaired. Now hlrina, fulltime. Ap· openln1, for sharp In· new shop, otf:nlng N.8 . meat In Newport Beach Entry level wllUna to
"1Vl'I•• 41111•• .. ••--I ply 10 person: Beach di vi dual who enjoy a forE&clua~vte(7c14•):::e· .. ~all ~x· LaR •u::• ~~c~~ area. Must have depen· lraln. Ill House Inn, 619 Sleepy meet1na • aervln1 the a . :u..... ._,., . ay c . .....,..... dable trana_porlatlon. E"x ce IL com Pan Y
Hollow Ln, La1una public. Exp pref. But COUHS&Oll DENTAL ASST. Rover WiU train. Startinl at benelita.Pleuecontact:
1 Beach. trainee position avail. Nat I 0 n • 1 la r 1 eat firl, front/back ore. X· $&.SO/hr with Incentive ~ StaMfleld •i~: BOAT Bull1Un1 oppty. Must= with fifurea. women's rt1ure salon ray lie req'd. Salary. ol1•. APPly at 801 Weal Ext. is::"~~
I w/qualityaa1Jboatmf1r. ~ i,._Co chalnneedamatl.IJ'elady Frr.N.B.MZ-AIO lfJlbSt.f<.B. ,~~=::=· 1 Min. 3 yrs. Joinery up. • =-=·nee. Will train. DIMrALASSISTAMT FOODPllP Afi.IWCO · a.;;z:;..., _ _... _ __...-.;.-1'tl ... ~. req'd. Sam L. Morse Co., Call Laura atAl·OC>71. s.mhricb/aa!adrnaker. 5 L../U~
jlall for ~1143 Ceric-1_ au.. Help wanted In 983-SA4 days, appros. 32 hrs. .. ,,1111:-•1Boat'Tooll111. All phuea. Dm'AaTMIMT Dell. Full time/ Part DINNER COOK 6 Soua Private club. 133-tMl. 1 £im .. lllill~~-Plua work, Jl11. pat· Cl.IRI llme. Exper. preferred. a.er. Tale of the Wba!e. FOOD PREP •
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areu Of offtce mana1e· DOCTORS, lMl Kaiser, Ucm, all elalfta. We want CUMd pata and some •••M OMCI ~!~-~I Inc I. A I p Ii Irvine. C\)'n..ruc,.. bard worldn1, yard won. Sea Brffff ,__ 11-, .... for IOlo P"J"lll· lluat be able to ,......_DI• individual•. Pet Cemetera{ • 1960 "'._ -0 . F
dUl wWl people at all 1\nd wbal you want in In nt!n we wlll 1lve Blach Blvd, ff. · :"::i• · =:-a~!: tev.a. ol maoaaement. Dalb'PUotClaaatfteds. nu 1cbechalea, 1rut Dll'f9 WAMTID &aMrlHct -. akUla
Salary commen1urate . llllrtlq pa1, complete tor Pick• • Dell••l'Y = w .-..._ual. C:.~:·u':'.!'f ~e M a It e 't b o a e 1 o o d trlbalDt, prt·uollorma1 ....-•• bawe •alld mo. •Obra. II· r . ......._ · homehoW n..1 you're •teady work • palo c.11: un..-•1 uc,'lood .-,.._"Jl•load
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Mia J :llAM·f :OOAll . -..talorpboMwork• ·~~to work lY • penoa1 Penooael Ql&ftiiky ....... fw •11•oe.Alklor•t .... tollGOmo.541..._.l, peopfi eoatact . IOOF•I fer .Ill..-Oept . D•• Wtbb '•~"'-----.....,,,.__,.,.--1 an.a..· Q.,_., C•. llT.i. ...WIJ Blcnlartal bus. o/c. AC· ~forlatJrOJect ••• N•wporter IDD, 1107 _.;........;;__;; _ __;,~...;.;;..--· dtla. aa.Gp, l )'pe, Uraw ._. c&erll IM)e cunt.t,,..,.MCMflt VS'"ATLEAST =':::w.:·•oolOO 1......_Rd.N.8.
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MADI w'lll ctuu., Id pa7. ........._.. atll'act. So. L•I· ofc. ·¥· loon:f'• US Aaeer_ Leoake Coaerett lac. NI •·.-n· Ume. All tllll trata. Apply lo 11.71/'I'. -.-.-.*° r: c M 1151 upe or _llr'ft .. t'flSO..: loc*iDt for brt1bt .. u~---'----·1--------._, U..... fun'd. ,.,.... Holtclay Kout We will \rala. I paid " ' • ~IDdivtdual. lluat utor for basic elec· llAJlBORAREA Am II_.. o.er, rttlrM l.a.'*· mT &. Coaat bo&i_,., bellDDlDI aa ~lJ order cbltrll, IA.LE& bave 1d. stcretarlal troaicl, A.-t immed, 2·4 APPUANCl:IDVICI wwilllilll•a.;u No Qper a.. Hwy,Qlll. -., bind, bellifttl. wltli iooo telep one Uycuan..,,...lve aad llCnrA.IT *'11a, DO Sllort.laaDd. Hn hn/wl.141-W a.. • ..U. Guar., re> ~ ¥:!~:.rr~ L*/DATIHll'T t:;l:: <i::;•~t·:~:~ =al'°::r~~~·~:!:: JcmlalfcwalutunlDre· Nledld~--.. With oe M :•.-..rn. ---TYPl--5-,---• ::,~ appllaacu
W.ltlaa.,S.taAna. ln· l:VWY adaer wllDd off. C.11. i'ra. Farrell : •wo. ~:=':.~,.:: wlllMltlllarthaad. Tem· -..CISTATIOH Parttime. Word pro· ,.
._....In: f.U • 1·4, Xlm&.trttmedJcal•M•· ...... 1:.0.E. ..:.TIOMIST .._to llOD thru PKJ •full time. CaU MAN. l'\IU time. llon ceuor nperleace ._ I04f • -.fti. lll. AllPl7 w.&lupenor. MllMdardllaoel,30'7'7 nolinteesatm..900 tllru f'rl. SHI Beach bllptal. FountaiDVaU.y. ;.e;; ..... ••••••••••••
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'-le to cut A atyle "hta 11oeGrbec1 Equipment 14.Mjlw. bl'ak.-.,• nnn. Answer tiou a peraoeal de· Pr .&.-6&. •bow . P v t P t y :::J~ ':1~~b:, ~~==.!~ 1 _. boMclaya, beita· ~1'~-::J.&:lh~ ..qiin.at company baa l&LJI 21JiWl·1MhtUpm. ~ • 'd • repair of amall .... u IOOll u hlied, Ot_. · opentnpfor5ataffmem· Excellent opportunity T..a.t/ Ulua·Aplo pupa, M/F aper. req · en1tne/motorcyclH. blDlllta. Bayview Coo· Reeeptloalat for Op· ben to Ml·"P • service for ' aa experienced ,,..~ AJCC. red/1old. Cham' Tclli, -.-. lllailmum ol Jyn com. valeaeeat Hoepltal, 206& tolmtriat '•·office. Fun lbe "Achiever• Club." secretary capable , of aa· ,, .... 11.. blood Ii n e 1 , P . PJ
merclal experience. 11M1D, C.11. lltt. Far-Ume,H.B.fl1.l030. Hilb commluiona. CaU •umlu various dutle1 aalea, fllll ttme with ,~ (114) .. 0GI. 7All·3 :30Pll ll·F . rtU:MJ.llGl.E.O.E. Alat7U.f75-0lll. ror D epa r tment -w/out e•p or wlll "'
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$11H·S1HV,er mo. ---11•• • ~--" ~SALISLADY• ICJOd iborthand, t~Pinl f[~:, Goodin-~~ ~naemfillto. wam. 1'~1 pay for lood Chriltmaa. Layawa)' -. ... ...... ...... ._ C••e faclUtv Small ml1. flrm in H.B. Part full ti Tb .-.........,__.artals .. 1·1 .-.,, ..-......... • -..-i ••wta__. ,...,. ---4llO~w. · ~ • ... ,. s.a. order service typ. ·or me .. e --·-• · UamMonthru Fri. St.an· ladivid . Our benefita u~ ..,_... ---•MAIMTIMAMCI ~~-°=9..:../Sabrt .. Ba • .,vSulenw. lnl: 50wpm, 2Yr1. office ~-~!."oNf~ FBeaabb1on Salary commensurate dard Shoes, 3077 'So. include medical• dental Golden Retrievers raise .. -.......... -' exper req'cf. Pleaae -----· ac · wUb previCM&S earnln1s 8rUtd c M imw'ancelscredJt unlon. 1 s '11 '"MAM fWDAY ...._., J50 W. Bay St. call: '194.535i for in· and aperteace plua H · ' . . Apply la penoo between n anta Cruz tot
F 11 um fiermanentl C 11 8'2·~ E 0 E. s.Jeameo .. cellmtcompanybenefits SR SICIET•IY ta m ·S~m y 0 nd a y beautlfuJ coats, AK u · • · · · · · · terview. IMIULATIOH and~ conclitlona. ~ ~h Ida~ champion liae, paperi llOllflon Ila P eaaaat i ur· omCE POSITION ...,....... XJ t It f T F mplln11 at lood pay. . llC...,.ONIST Eam '800 + a week, no PleMe resume or nt. oppor un Y or t avail uea· ri, $2SC ~office • floor Clerlcalakillaneceaury. ...-u credit turn downs, HP call In confidence : aelf·motivated person. PMot 844-1373. Mm... al. Excellent for Vandrulr Insurance, HB lntAn9tiAI poeltloo with preferred, wlll train. E~loyee Relations Micky: 714 ·833·8680, 1---------' ....,..tYDI! who would MM413. public contact for person 511-tl!Ol 7 4 11.l E.O.E. 330W. Bay Street Sbl·'hu Pupa, 2 males, J7 like ftxiD'"w d with iood typin1·clerical · · OIL Carta Mesa, CA 92626 female, champ line ..
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np aro~n <kder Deak Girl, answer aldlla•kn0Wled1eofdlc· COMPANY SI'ATIONERY STORE in 6;&2·4321 s h ots • wormlne --"'-1111111C'1rmrt--•--•i1 lhe oftlce. See Serv ce telephones, some filing. l~hooe tranacrlptlon. ftt !Ur! S$S ASubsldl•rv of CdM needs saleslady Equal oppor Employer blk/wht, 10 wlu. Dar ~AID C ... Yf'Olet Must bave Cd bandw!"l· XlDt. wortln1 cond. •fr· ## MILW -z F /tlme, 5 days. Xlnt. Waltr d &/h lna! 644-11671 HARDW RES LES Dov l&QuallSts ln1. Call 8·5, Picw1ck tnce benefit.I. For appt: CCJDOCOlnc. ~iconda. Especial· .ea•. ays, 4· rs,
Apply in Aperao:: Rion ~R'I' BEACH Paper549-W7. n-4-557-6311. + + ± 3180Al.rway Ave. ly rane clientele. Phone: po1a.1bly ev~· " wkends •SUY "'PS•
Hardware, 1024 Irvine 1---------1 ..... ~SALIS I UCIPTIOHIST StJmula•'-b 1 • ~~!Mu ,CAA~ 675-lOlOforappt. atEl Ranchito,C.M.Call 557·2821 MANAGER, CM ~ Ille ..... ". I I r . l ..... ,. c a en1101 nuu .... ve cllon Llndaat642·1142eves. ,,... y 10"4 <WeatclirrPlaza)N.B. shop. u ature woman, Part Ume, Tuea. 5 to 9,1 w tb pro eaaaona lsveryrewarbdin1career SWEEPER Wa.1 _ .. ed M t •
-Wed. 9 to lPM. Some telephone skllls, for a oppty. wit Newport MOBILEOPERATOR tresses n~ · u_s ••• .. ••••••••••••••••• tar WAMTED klnl time appearal exp, exp . Ker m R I m a Newport cUa1noetic firm. Beach ofc. of a rapidly Dependable w /ref's. Call be over 21. Apply rn IT 0 A Good H om We are now accepting oper well ealab store. Hardware, 2666 Harbor MS-2111 (ZU). growln1 computer f 4 63 DIRT person 1768 Newport Cocker/Span· I le Te ~licatloos for a full 981-7670 Blvd. C.M. RECEPTIONlST systems Is peraonne.I co. s.a-... ,~ec. orappt. n . 1· Blvd. c:M. rler .mix 61ewks ol
!'lime pc:mlUon in our re· I II YoU are an orcanized Career oppty. 10 fast· Swimming Pool Main· IN0-18 adier ad dept. Telephone Manqer Paper Delivery Man ewn,uaJ medical recep· aelf·llarter w/a proven peced Npt. Bcb. Invest· t.mance Laguna Beach L l0
5 & counter sales. Re· Casual wear store needs Wanted L.A. Times Uaniat needed for busy track record who enjoys meat firm. Requires top area Must have own Mii m••M
quires good s pelling, a gr es s iv e sto r e J..6AM. Ne~ Economy Industrial dept. Call proepectlnc le develop· aldlla (abthnd 90, typing truck. '9'7·5109 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••
gram mer & pen· manaier, exp only. For car. MSO/mo. $50 bonus Laura S57.f300 tngiey accts. le able to 75). Sound profeaaional · · .W .. a 1005 AnJique small walnl
manship. Must enjoy info (714)770.1677 ask for call7S&-0630 uc' -io~IST wortc in fut paced en· exper., maturity & cor· SW 1 TC H 8 0 AR 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• de<with5drawersl2:S
meetinl the public App· Miki or Bob. ....-1 " vironmeot, this is the ~le bk1rnd. helpful. OPERATOR, w /train, Ant.iq ue mah 0.1 ~ n ~.:;:n~~~!~~~M . 1660 MAMA•H SALES PAIT TIME With or without typing position for you. Excell. P /tlme swing shifts & WESTMINSTER cabinet ~Ith origin.
World 8ooll is now hiring needed. Top pay. Tem· base salary plus com· ---------I wkndl 642.3013 ABBEY RCA radio and reco• HOUSECLEANERS ()ppty for ambitious in· for par\ time 1>0sitions. porary & full time. Call mi.asion & profit sharing, SICllTAIY · ANTIQUE MALL player $300; One of '
T k f J · · dl-v w /necessary eo-m e•tr a c:hristmas TodServlcesat979·8900 majormedlcal&dentaJ. PM PM Teacher/Playground D ·1 l"& Fr'l"S kindqlAlted bed sprel 0 Wor Or an ice 5 quallf1'catlons, must .,... .. ~ inr.:! t C 11 1 7 1 81 Y .,.. • 1 "' earth•--I cost ew .pp • · · Su perv 1sor. E em . ......., co ors, Ra"edv Ann Prr 8 3 money, +earn your set 0 --a1 Agent, very busy or .... coco· · Cl--' Tuesday 1
• • • have ability to t.rain & We k n.a.~ 70W~M. no shorthand. orades. Full time. Costa "'""' sure 960().S700! For on Tues.Fri.67S.25H. moUvatesalesteams. of. ~rid Boo .. Call olfice licensereq. 714-955-2772 applicants need .above Mesa area. $700/mo. ll7S1WestminsterAve. $350! ! ! Ca ll (7H
Housecleaner. twi ce eraona u s n 7""'"'""1 ........... EaualOo E l "' 6'2001 ...,. P l 8 .1 ess V1rg1nia Calkins : ' ............. average seelling •-J~~!:._------t~~~~~~~~0~3 """·0138 ' u .. mt ...... -~ ·pmo xr grammar s ills, word . . weekly, plant·Lype _ .... -:._. _____ ..,_.___ ...... C ...... .t -------···
person or consider girl. PASTEUP processing background Telephone Solicitor want· 3Dr. Oak Icebox, Three piece aectiona
daily after school & Sat. MAMA&EMEMT Part Ume person needed ~:;..r: ':ai':. ~~ 1~h ~WOMEN. apparal helpful. 752-0234 ed. Ptr. Work at home. librarytbl, chair. with ottoman, needs r Harbor Ridge area . Local buaineaa man in book 1»4steup Mon. & .CaUM4·1IOO exp, for CM •tor HB ~ Secwity Officers needed. 545-6793, 754·0:535. 557·9089eves. ~1125. C.thy780-1479. seeks qualified In· Tuel. No exp. nee. App· me shop, Steady Pff. fulltpartttme. Excellent1----------1----=::.:..:=::::..::.:;.;:.;___-l 548-MIO lii~miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil dlvldualfor.hlghlncome. ly: Pennyaaver, 1660 SocSecOK.9'1·7170 wa1e1 . Call Jeff. SELL Idle Items wilh a Uque sofa, carvln&. • Ptr situation. Respon· PlacentfaAve. CM RealEltateS&lea ~-Y·.lrf..W 9118-4288. DaUyPUotClauiliedAd. canine. upbol. loose ELEGANTdintbl,8chr' HOUSECLEANERS
To lfhrl SM. W-5123 deea mual be currently ' llPBIBtCID -..1" .,... c1&1bions, $1000 /0BO. coatemp, a.Uchlly Orie
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tervlew /appt. call : f« small plumbing com· LaguDJ Bch. 497-3600 '!.eleph9f1e · ._.OW OPEN l-'--"----------1 walnut/cherry 8'x3\' MS-58'll. pany. Must be dependa· Weotrerlhe folowing : -" dr Maple dresser $185. wf3 lvs SllOO. 547.3280 MAHICUllST ble. Wknda. only. Perfect IHilbCommiaaion Secretary, local church, . .,.,..._,.. iMtiirYllWS Haod crank phono-Oalc
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menl residence. Full
time, days. Exp. pref.
ude N k IBest location mature person, typing • ra---SZSO. Oak Music Cab. S75. Must seU-wood des Imm-'. openlnd for 2 for st nt. on-smo er fPrivate•..,.retary kill · ._._.__ M · C b b d d """ • only • ..,;" transcribing S I Im· [)o u~ t talk __...,gany . USIC a . twin e S, resse lic'd female manicurisls · S40-22S3. /Professional assocs. ponant. Exp necessary . Y<MA a.e o S70. Walnut Buffet $175. couch, coffee tbl, mor
to do mens & womens Plumbing Supplies Call now ror appo:lntment Call 631·2880. · on ,the phone? Singer Pedal Sew Mach. •S135. 76().8557 __ _ manicures. Muat be at· . 1 S'B7300uklorWalt •---------c w 1 tractive and have a fan G~g Co. has x ~top· SICRITARY in ab. $150. a nut
penonality. If you fit the portwuly for Receiving New office opening soon ne8!°' Orange Hutch·Chest $140. 2424 Antique oak Hoosier. SSC
deac:rlptioo call Toni at Person . General Restaurant, now hiring, Sharp, Ener1euc, Xlnt County A1'rport. Credit card Francisco Dr .. N .B . Gramma·s port. se• 639-9'293 knowledge of plumbing sandwich makers & food Skills. Npt Bch Ad Aeen· 642-3528 macb, $65. 675·2331
products helpful. Gd prep persona, if you're r....:CY:_·_Cal_l_J_llll_54_t._865_1__ marketing. No experience llf!CelS&ry. .en Leather couch: $4 5 494-94.58. MANICURIST assume
exi1tln1 clientele . working cond, salary COOKieatious and depen· SICllTAIY Call 9AM-4PM. Leather c hair & o
Housekeeper wanted. Julldte & Poree nails. open, fringe benefits. dable we need you. Prore11ional with top CPM l~JJ..424I ..... G>IAATOI toman: $400. Great con
Call Tiie Bath Mart, Mr. Wkdys 8·4 apply Jn SIB le typing akllls. RE Tel..... Xlnt ond <>.re. c.1•oc. 97~ Mon.·Fri. 9AM·5:30PM. Pd. vacation. 494·9729
To care.for lonly Balboa ask for Bennie Wiiliams Peters (714 )675·4830. person. Stonemill Ter· developer. Airport area. c · ... ,,.., ...,
Cdlll.. race,2915 Redhill. Small orti ce. 1ood Peninsula, Home' It 3 Manur~Cl\ldD benellta. 549-8565 wkdya. 1cbool·a1e children. 5MorLAM Restaurant-sandwich
Must ipeak En1U1h & r.!'~!!!! maker, food prep. Prime 5 EC RE T .& R y have xlnt. references. carpentry Woodworking ~ area supplier of good A
Call 673-7643 all. &PM & or Dr• f t lo I E • P · ...-• food to Irvine corporate TO $ 12, 000 anwtmda FabricaUoo It Cooatrus· Ji\111 or Part Time. For community near O C · "'-ol q"-"tv aluminum · ' · · Accurate tvniat for in· ._. ....... , double widlb Harm 1660 Alllx>rt. needs people for '.. k H OU S E K E E P E R S door frames. Full time offset preu. Apply in 11 mi1 e f 0 0 d P re P , vokinc, muat now 10. PtrlME position lnJ>leaaanl work ~betw een 1 h ki •-key by touch. Non · lmmed.openlngainyour atmosphere . Ca ll aan w c ma ng .,. smoker, In Tustin .
·-· ... to• per hr. No -~-lM36_· ------Coeat count« help. No exper. &'12-11181 (--. .-•--ltbh Id nee. Mon.-Frl. M . Callr...:.:...;;..;;_;_;_· ------eea, DO .-es w e ·Marine PW Hal or Susie, M ·F. SIC..rAlllS
Call Dana's today . Mr1-ofcanvaasproduct1 330W.BaySl 557-6232. Witb /wUhout Sh. Mae
'150-0l28 req\&res personnel to flt eo.ta Mesa ---------i c..nt exp a plua, not nee.
HOUSEKEEPER, Uve lo. •1n1tall. WiUlraln. Boat I iJlii~lll.liilM~ar.j .......... Help Toa.br#
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400 W _, b t I ...,_,, belpfuJ 647 2255 I• Hl1h eneray Santa 5 ...., aat.... Y sr. cl &en. _... · · · Ana/Tustin restaurant
Mmt drive. Opportunity ~ZM4. ProducUoo requires ener1eli~ ViddHeatoa•Aaaoc.
to "'PP· your soc. securt-Mar I n e H a rd w a re Help wanted part lime. counter help • ca.shiers, ---------1 ty. La Habra area · Salesperson, part time. Mall room. Mon. 5PM 'til part time le full lime. ~ ... AIY 213-9l·«N3,714-87~6760. Approx.20hra..perweek. flniab. Tues. 5PM 'lll Call Mr. En1lisb for __,,_,
HOUSaC.... Experience nece11ary. finish . Apply 1660 appt.lm-8050. : =~~~~~:i.
To live In. llu1t be non· Call Balboa Marine Placeatla,C.M. llSTAUIAKT type S0.80wpm. Prefer
amkr, mature, depend•· 549-ll87l. E.O.E. M/F /H. NB restaurant seek a exper. with coded accta.
blepenoo.NB.640-7314. MASSIOSIS llALISTATI ener..,Uc people to r111 Call Sandy Burns.
Houlelltun. Mature cou· Apply In person. 2112 SICllT•IY full Is P .T. po1itlon1, 541Mm5, Coastal Peraon·
rc: lndlvid 1 t .r Harbor Blvd, Coal a ~ cooka, counter help, nel Aaeocy, 2790 Harbor Oil ua 0 ca e M .. F b t Lovely New Offices In cubien, deli workers, Bl. ell
Oil our boue • 2 lovely e 1 • · • • • e · Newport Center . Good delivery people. Call for I ~~111 ... lill...i~iirl doowhllewe are away.,_10AM __ ·5_P_M_. -----• Starlinl Sal ary + appt.11151-1.508. II
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"°'9ework. Ref1. req'd. Need verulile Is up. ,,...lil••-----t • Write lld no. en. Daily VWmecbanic. 145-2199 r•
Pilot, P . 0 . Boa 1580, 1=.:;::;==:::;::.:.;:=;-=::;-l1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Ralauralll
c.o.ta lleaa, CA 92628. Medical Aulat, front of·
INTBRJOll DESIGN nee, roe G.P .. HP pre· fer...t, miaU resume of· nRll needa creative flee manaier : 351
panaa foe accesaoriltn1 Hoepltal Rd Ste 118 model homes. Muat have N 8 -' '
partfoUo«plcturea. Di•··--·-·----·-----C:C bllek,round helpful. Ma11111uw0fc Asat. ~.u.. Irvine area, Npt. Beb. law firm ... 00
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INTERIOR DESIGN have ~ trans. Call:
nJUl foe model homes ....,.,or appt.
RMlz.t.at. SALARY
WTOS24,000
Phone Work· Noweareq
Real r..tate Uc req.
~to work In a fast Nwpt Beach
l!lltate Ffrm. Air MIMllt..._, offices.
For an appointment to bear our -olf~ oa your
salary call DoG Now r I
..... wiataol for AC· --·••/P.T. ce11orlH dHltntr 6 DIU¥t9 betwMD COila ~Cl deft. rneludea ..... Lawndale. llon.· ~.-.rnndl. a.1oeat· Sat. Moss . moratn1l---•--·--~ tq Irv.I .. arH, 1H1, lC.-11:•. lloa.•Sat. aft ________ _.._,
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beautiful Dalla Point ma., at.rat. Need new Bcb ciftlff, lOO"Xt com· Jlsllor. SI.JO.,.,, br plus r-. mll'J__.,, -.... .-. tllO mo. ll
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Zence .. J.oln our friend· lMm. Come tee UI lo-
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ml J:cliDttt H.8 . '801 Campua Dr. Irv.
allci. Bristol .,.,~=le fti. DMt"fobat Martaa -·---pa1l•a 1011r broiler Co. M10S DaH Drive, LAWAllACN ~~!!! Ill for em llqual-CJ:::1aalt)'
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l wor er, /.,H{ II o •at let PI DI . -..rri l :IO•l :IOpm, 1ttJe ade a. Cl...tfled, ~.:!'-'· .. ·~i &.rernct• ru"1r••· .... esp rr•ftrred. ycu're .......... lot "' •-••& ae-lllln,·_., ...... No r I ,,, . NPT·C• aru. duMrtii ...... Call ol· ..... e HI IU·IOTO ..... ,. •• ormat OD ••
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Type 'IO wpm. Capable of ~ telephone in· QUAriel.
fodepeadeot declalon
maker a mutt! Ex · perteatt wttb J>roJect llllJllt. ID lbe bulldinl in·
cM&rypnl'd. 1\111 r-.e of btaeftta: EducatloDal ... 1mburae· ma. aavtnp inceaUva, Deid Y9Catioa 6 itoUdaya, .......
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Jolnerworil or suver Beeeb, Kawi • Afrtcan MabolMI· aunt 1179 wtua on1, dell.,.,., to
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W•t..tlllll• 6 ne.t malalns ..... in tbt '"'1d. e eyl. GAJlDNft powert 6 aaila at 10
knota . All electroalc• Incl. N1v.
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JH, bal trtll wortb It, • ••ll under
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tmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .:?_~ERtCEoodD~450, ,SE !!'.~· but otcer . '78 Chevelte tdr, upd, pi --~enc a. ... on.. _,,,_;$56-9980 JJOKml.12100
(6'5NPF) Velllw.... 9770 . ~5733
Sl0,585 ••• Saddleb.c .. Valley ••••••••••• • ••• •••• • • '75 Monte Carlo Landau, Imports "79VWVan -7paas.~ark fully loaded, $2200. 714131-2040 brwn/tao, 13,000 m1. Gd IMMl~
. c:ond. lll800. 494-9456 or 1----· ------
'79 MB 300 Diesel. Silver, evea497-3588 '73 ,..._ N snrf, cassette, new tires, "''""v ova. 39,000 mi.
ptrf. cond. S22,SOO. or '73 VW Bug, xlnt cond. $l300. leu painting " $4,500 & assume lease. SJ.000. aeal cover allowance of
832-7657. 548-6446 $1.50. 642·5212 a.y.a.-9925
'78 340 D standard, s/r, '72 Super Beetle auto. •••••••••••••••••••••••
a /c. am /fm 33K m i mags, a /c, new tires. 1971 Newport, good trans.
Sl4,9i50646-5280 12375831-9829 car, asking $300. Needs
79' Mercedes300CD '76 R abbit, Am / Fm starter.494·3548.
Ivory loaded l2K m i stereo. snrf, new tires, Cx:llso111td 9930
6'2·5392 32,000 mi on rbll eng, xlnt •••••••••••••••••••••••
cond S3100 /0BO . 1972UMCOLM
'78 MB 450SEL, i m
ma c ulat e. m e t
brovm/tan leather, lo mi,
buy or assume lease.
640-6159
960-5824 eves. _ Good ___ .,. ~VIJU $750.
'74 Super Bee tle, snrf. 675-2013
amJf m, 57 ,OOOmi.. S3400. C«Y.tt. ---,,9--=9-=3--2
S4CH>L50 art. 3P M. ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • •• •. •
'69 Co ug ar . Good
I 9 7 4 transportation car . S600
parts 675-0652.
errific Deal' Futura, '78,
low mi. New $7500. My
pnce S3850. Will trade
for ?" 957-0282, 673-~53
'71 Country Squire. ps. pb,
air, xlnt cond S900
494-2023.
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By PAUL SIMON ._ ...................
For much of a day, Luz Patino
of Irvine waa No. 16 on a
partial list of vicUms of the
catastrophe at the MGM Grand
Hotel, thought to be one of the 84
people who d1ed in the nation's
second wont hotel fire.
As it turned out, .the Clark
County coroner's office was
wrong -not ooce but twi~ -
and a tired Mn. Patino and her
husband Rafael were reunited
with their relieved friends and
relatives Saturday night in
Orange County.
"We never were separated.
We always were close to each
other," said Patino, 41, who
stayed with bis 27-year-old wife
in their 18th floor room and
thouebt of their two children
after blllowlng clouds of smoke
blocked their exil Friday mom·
ine. "D~ the diluter we were
J\llt t.llbildng about 1Jbat tbet,
were 11Jba1 to do wit.bout us,'
1aicl Patino . .,We were just lost
for a wblle."
But after two boun of waiUn1
. the P--. ...-e led to aaf~ by
" flretllbter. lln. Patino bad been· listed
· !bturday among the victims of
the fire because a convention
' badte with her name on it wu
found near a body, coroner's
spokeswoman Ellubetb Bradley
said.
But when Mn. Patino 's name
was beard on news broadcaata,
. she contact.eel authorities to re·
. t>ort she wu alive.
In addition to wrongly report•
ing Mn. Patino as dead, the cor·
oner's office had lilted her name
backwards, as Patino Lua.
The PaUnos were attending a
computer hardware cbnventlon.
Patino bellevea that the
woman whose body was tbougbl
to be that of hil wife stumbled
into their room and died of
smoke inhalation after they
were brought out. The only iden·
tificatian on or near her body
mutt. have been the badge, he
said.
The Patlnos waited to reclaim
their belongings left in the
ravaged hotel and then new
home to Irvine. They were
critical of the management of
the MGM Grand.
''The security ot the bulld.ine
waa really bad, aaid Patino.
"MGM management waa com·
pJetely rotten. The mo1t Jmpor·
taot thln1 for them was the
money, not the people."
Patino called MGM's move to
permit ,U.ta Jn to reclaim their
thinl• Saturday ''the mOlt dis·
or1anbed thlq we could find.
They tried to 1et all of ua con·
(See AUYE, Pa1• AJ)
Shark killed
byclatnmer
off HB 8ands
A four-foot blue abarll wu
klUed bf a dam cllger 8'mda1 8l Bolla Clllea lta&e Beads in
Ruatblltim Beadl, a llfepard reDoNiil ......,.
kea ..... tal41 tbe alw1r came .....,..._.. low Udle at
•boat l~m. -.......... DOl'tla ol Welt Stnet.
lie Hid • wdclentffted clam
di ..... --.... lllan wttb bla pltell farls.
Burtian NJd tbat blue abutra are cl,.,,&ld u man eaten. "TMr ~pow to about D1De ,.. .... TWj .... •md
OM Ml tl eould aill take a blc
balroutol1f':L"
aartoe iiI4 tile abark ba41
..... • 111 beck tba& lllillclllld It mQ laaw .._ iiljw'9d "1 a .............
'*61'111 ftidu. It WU DDt $ar wlletlMil'· ...aUoDal ,,...._.
--Mft ........ cllml '¢ 6-dMllatlll,,...tilftn, wblc!ll .. Ulll--4 ....... Amertc. ..... can c..u CorODer Otto ·~· ........... dtd DDt apeet itbat ..., ..... bodies would tum
up.
But Dick Kayne, tbe chief depu-
ty eonmer, Aid today it wu
pouible additianal bodies would
be fomd wlMD ibe basement wu
draiaed ol ........ He would not
pndietbowlDaDJ.
............. lmowftom
.... ol ....... tbe~are. • • ........ there'•• y
Ulat ..... may be ''' ll•JM Hid.
... ,.. Mid ., al tbe " vietim.s
have been identlfted.
"We've Sot all but one male and
tbree femaiea, identified," be
aald.
Fire Chief Roy Parri.lb, ln a live
interview from Lu Ve1u on
ABC·TV'a "Good lloralaa
America" abow, 1ald fttelftldall'
aad buUdlq bllpecton me& .. tb
MG 11 omct.i. and tbe C!OIDpaay'a
arebJtecta •Int IDGDtM qo. Par·
rilb aakl be later scit a letter from
the arcbitedl 1ayiq tbat1inee an
enlarpd sprinkler aystem wu
not requiNd under emtine law,
they werenotaoinl to do it.
Meanwhlle;llGll offlciall said
they _... NOpa tbe ba&el and
caalDobaleftD mantba wltb alllta
formerlliU..
But .rNd Benn•naer, chairman
of tbe board of llGll Grand
Hotell lac., would not say Sunday
wbetber tbe new llGll Grand
would include amolte detecton or
aprinkleniaallrooma.
.. It may have been a bleuinl la
dil1uiae" that the alarm aystem
did not eoolf at tbe llGll Grand,
Bennlnler aaid. ''A lot of smata
Rescue• hampered
would have IC>ne intotbe ballwa)'I
and suffocated from tbe amab.
ltayinl 1n tbet.r rooms ma1 bave
•••edtbelQ.'' ' l'ln oftlcidl aald tbeJ would
elole tbelr lnveati1auoa of the .
blaaetedaJ.
• "We may have aome officlall
from Waabinltoa and elsewhere : •
1om1 ln there to observe what · happened," said Capt. Ralph :
Dlmman. "But u far as we're
(See MGM, Paae AJ)
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DevaStating quakeS i
Italy kill 821 • ID
ltlflf!lluit9 seouted
A few poles, some rope and muscle power are the ingre·
dients successfully put together tn tbia ferris wheel made
by 18 boys of Troop 287, Huntington Beach. The
handmade ride was a favored attraction at the Scout-<>·
rama '80 Saturday at the Orange County Fairgrounds.
FV coO-missioner
eyes council run
Fountain Valley Planning
Commissioner Fred Voss has
announced bis plans to run for
the City Council seat that will
soon be vacated by Roger Stan·
ton.
Vosa said be discloeed his de·
cision today to encourage the re·
maining COWlCil members to or·
der a special election to fill the
one year remaining in Stanton's term, instead of filing the seat
by appointment.
The council is scheduled to
meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Ci·
ty Hall to decide bow to fill Stan·
ton'• Hat. The councilman wl1J aaaume bia seat on the Orange
County 13oard of Superviaon in
January.
Voll, 44, is a senlor ad·
miniatratlve aaalyst with the
Otanp OMmt,y O.neral Services
AdmildatraUoD. He aeo-e41 one
year u an alternate on the Plan·
nlDI C4pmiulon before betnc
appolatlld to a permanent seat in
Ju)J._ .
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SEEKS COUNCIL SEAT
V81ey planner Voe•
NAPLES, Italy (AP) -A
series of devastating earth·
quakes that battered southern
It.aly killed at least 821 in cities,
towns and villages, and injured
more than 1,000, officials report·
ed tod·ay.
Thousands were homeless
after shivering through a foggy,
freezing night outside their col·
Mt. Baldy
fire ne·ar
ski lodge
MOUNT BALDY (AP) -CAP>
-AJOO-acretimberflredriven b)'_
Santa Ana winda of up to 60 mpl\
raced along the side of Mount·
Baldy today. threatening vaca·
lion cabins and a ski resort,
firefighters said.
-"All I can teJl you is that it's
burned down to tower (ski lift)
No. 3 and it's heading south -
that's all I have to time to tell
you," said Earl Adams, owner of
the Snowcrest Lodge. ·
He said the blaze was two miles
from his ski lodge and moving
closer. The fire started on adja·
cent Thunder Mountain.
No evacuations were im·
mediately ordered.
The names straddled the Los
Angeles-San Bernardino County
line, which is the dividing line
there for the Angeles and San
Bernardino Na lion al Forests.
The fire started In tfle Angeles
National Forest, where fire warn·
ings bad been issued the past
week because of dry weather and
the Santa Ana winds.
Denos said crews from the U.S.
Forest Service, San Beroardlno
·and California Department of
Forestry fought the blaze, but he
did not know how many men were
fightingthefire. '
Hieb winds prevented the use of
aircraft to fight the flames, of·
ficialssaid.
Oil cleaned op
PILOT TOWN, La. <AP
Cleanup crews worked today to
mop up 1.3 million gallons of
crude oil threatening ric h
Louisiana marshlands, including
a waterfowl refuge. The oil
poured into the MlssiaaJppi
River near the Delta Ml1ratory
Water Fowl Refqe on Saturday.
Faster respoase
.
lapsed homes and a partment
buildings. The ltalian govern·
ment declared a day of national
mourning and dispatched 10,000
soldiers tothe shattered 8.fea.
Rescue efforts were hampered
by damage to roads and rail
lines.
At the small town of Belvano,
60 miles east of Naples, the
LooldRfl Alaead
Huntington Beach's Tony
Bolstad , Edison High
School's drum major, is look·
ing forward to New Year's
Day. To learn why, see Page
Bl.
Man rescues wife,
kids from fire
FRESN(} (AP) -A Fresno
man das hed into his burning
home several times to rescue his
three children, wife and dog ear·
ly today, Mid-Valley firefighters
reported.
Thomas N. Moore got his
family aJ1id pet outside safely.
but the fire caused $75,400
damage to the home and garage.
The garage ~ $25,000 worth of
furniture inside were destroyed.
Savings to the home and con·
tents wu estimated at $21,000.
Ii. l'oulltaln Valley resident
1ince U-. Vou .e.rve41 cm tbe
Fo•ntala Valley Scbbe>l Dia·
trict'• 8oU'd al Trultea from
11'71 tbroulb m5, lncludine one
year u )loud president.
Tbe City Council must act
before Dec. 3 If lt wishes to call a apedal election for llarcb, New fire alarms studied
lllL Tbe major ~ for an
ai>polatmeat ratb•f tban an
efeetiaa II tbe ~ cost of·
the c~. Dtlmaa. baYe ransed
from $12,IOO to •• 000. SUeb ID
eleetkm would be for oaly a -..
year term, aad the turnout at
tbe polll could be low.
Diami8aala 1et
LONl>ON (AP) -The 'nsnea
ol Loadoa, the Sunday Tlln•
and tbelr three aupplementa
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todlaJ to all UDO ataff membel;!1 baftal _.,...,.., tbat tbeJ WW
cloH 1D llarcll II • buJer II not
foad.
Hunttnitoa Beach Fire Chief
RaylDQGd Picard baa been ap-
pointed to head the monitorinl of
an elMl'pDCY reportins. system
tbrousb cabJe televi•ion booltupe
that reportedl)' can brinl firemen
to bOllMi9 within HCODda of the
llntwtspalamoke.
Slmllar warlalnl de~lcea for
pqllce proteetioa aad medical
emer1eac1.. alto are beln1
1tudled b iDcorPOraUOD lnto the
Dicldlllcm Paelftc Cabl•)'Stem
betaa lDlt811ed la Runtlqton
Beacb, Foutain Valley aad ............
Tia• •r•\em that la beln1
watched tlDNl1 bU beeD pat ln· ·
to effect cm an apertmmtal bMll
in SyracuM, N. Y., by a alater cor·
poratloao<Dictlnlon Pacllic.
Under the 1y1tem, alarm. are
lnatalled ln bomea. One device de-
tectl 1moke and otben can be
used to aamman police or for
medJcate~. Oncetblamokedetectoraenda
lta alarmortbe button ia puabed, a
computer recordl the call, Iden·
tlftn tbe addnll and telephone
number of the reelduce and ore·
aeata the lnfonD•Uoa to a dia·
patcber1 all wttbln 1la aeconda,
aceon"•:c'=· Thea a eall la macleto
coaftrmtbe~cy . "I IDlow tbe wtll wcift,"
Plea""dile . '!Tbemajof'ccm-
~m apPean to be the de~ of
f alle alarma that the system may
cause. But lt baa tremendous
merit and potential."
Dave Edwards, 1eneral
manaaer of Dlckinaon Pacific,
aald that a almilar ayatem will be
Installed locally In about 18
montbl. He aaMI tbe Syracuse 1yatem la
beln1 monitored 10 that
problema, tncludinl po11tble
faJH .a.ra, ca be ll'Cllied out.
HouaeoWDIN in Syrac ... will
be C! ........... fol' lutaUatioD
,,, • tramallUer -.... per •moeUll lar MCb clnlee tat ii be-.......
walls of the church of Santa
Maria Assunta collapsed on an
even in g Mass fille d with
children. More than 50 bodies
were removed from the rubble,
half of them children.
Firemen were able to save a
2-year-old boy, still holding a toy
car, from the church rubble.
Next to him, his grandparents
had been crushed to death under
the stones.
Fragmentary reports from the
town of SaJ\t' Angelo dei Lom·
bardi in Avellino ·province in·
dicated 300 perished in that
town. P escopagano, another pov·
erty-stricken small town in the
province of Avel,ino, reported 70
bodies had been recovered from
the debris.
The quake, measuring 6.8 on
the Richter scale, destroyed
hundreds of buildings , including
a 10-story apartment house in
Naples.
Casually totals increased as
more reports were received
from the 29 cities, towns and
vlJJages that suffered the most
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Valley woman
accidentally
shot by mate
A Fowitain Valley man who
got out of bed and grabbed a
handgun from the night stand to
investigate strange noises, ac·
cidentally shot his sleeping wife
when he returned to the room
Saturday night , police reported ..
The woman , Elyse Marie
Kuehn, 23, was in serious condi·
lion today at Fountain Valley
Community Hospital with a
single wound in lhe abdomen. a
hospital spokesman said.
Police said no charges have
been filed against her husband,
Steven Dale Kuehn, 25, of 17230
San Mateo St.
Kuehn reporte dly heard
strange noises at about 6:30 p.m.
a nd grabbed a .22-caliber
handgun from the nighl stand
and wenl to the living room to
lnvestlgage, police .said, but
when h e returned to the
bedroom he apparently slipped
and fell while getting into bed
accidentally discharging the
weapon. ·
Paramed1cs were called and
the woman was rushed to the
hospital, police said.
Coas t
Weather
Strong gusty north winda
below canyona late today.
Lowa tonight 42 to 52. Highs
Tuesday in low to middle
70s.
INSIDE TODAY
A lJ..,.ar..old Wt.cc>Mn ~
'' bliftd, marded and ~ cer.bral pollJI but M it o
muftcal gmful. StOf"fl, photo
· PO{ltl Al.
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cl•r. 1ltt .......... u ~-•= Uaat delivend the U.S.,, ... , to Ina,..,,......-• ._..., 1114 w11
to •Mt _.., WO Alteriu ,_..,. ......... llob1mined
S.n)'UUI. Iranian otflclall HJd ..... , &Mt the U.S. repay••• un.
u Ut flctofY and lbal It wanUd 1 "clear and upllclt'' 1• or no,
,.PotU from Telvan 111. (War story P11• A4.)
Ntlll'WC• ..,."' ............... ••I'•• • M08COW JAP) -lo lloec:ow'• IDOlt dlnet public warnln1
to Polaad'1 locfependeat tr .. uaioa move ..... t, the ottlcial Sov·
let .,... a,.ncy Tu1 aald today tbat • ...,.ral tran1p0rt 1trtke
"could touch oo natlonal IDcl cW-.. lDterettl."
Tbe Tua dllpatcb from Warsaw. carried ln tbe 1ovemment
dally bvestl1, tal4 tbe raJlroad ~•l'lllnl 1trike called by
Solidarity wu "aimed at maintainlDC tht tena• 1itu1Uoo ln the
country,"
Solidarity. the lar1e1t lDdepenffllt trade unlon to emer1e
from Poland'• nationwide ltrikee lut 1wnmer. called the two.
hour wamlna strike by railway workers In Warsaw and OdanJk
to preu waae demand.I.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -A lanker collided wltb a workboat
near the mouth of Ute Mlaliaaippl River today and the Cout
Guard said four men ftom the workboat were mi11lna. one
perbape trapped in wrecka1e hanainc on tM tanker'• bow. .. '·' Petty otticer Joe Giblon 1aJd a diver entered the aubmeraed
$2-foot crew boat Sallie P, but it wu not immediately known
whether any crewmen l &arVived the pre-dawn colllaion with the
tanker Coastal Tran1port.
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''·' No one aboard the 488-foot Coastal Transport waa hurt,
Gibson saJd, nor was there any pollution from Its cargo of
caustic soda.
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., >11 ~ LAKEPORT CAP) -A small earthquake rattled dishes and
doors in this Lake County community today. but authorltie1 said
there were no reports of damage or lnjurtea.
..
Seismographic stations were unable to pinpoint the
epicenter of the quake Immediately or to tell Its magnitude.
Prin~e Cltarlf!• •tori• lltdla lottr
NEW DELHI, India CAP) -Britain'• Prince Charles ar·
rived here today lo start a 13-day tour of "modern India." The
heir to the British throne stepped off the Royal Alr Force jet to a
formal but low-key reception at Delhi airport and an organized
out polite protest
Oea"• creic r~•"•'• p....,,."fl ail
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ISLESBORO, Maine (AP> -Cleanup crews today resumed
siphoning oil from the ruptured tanker Christian F. Reinauer.
which struck an offshore ledge and spl.Ued 60,000 aallons of fuel
an to Penobscot Bay . ...
California plane
::: held in pot haul
Bl RMINGHAM . Ala. <AP)
A twin-engine cargo plane from
California packed with Colom·
bian marijuana and almost out
of fuel landed at the Birm-
ingham airport today and two
men jumped out and fled.
Officers said the amount of
: · high-griide marijuana could go
as high as 2'h tons.
The plane was registered to
Aircraft Associates of Long
B e a c h , said Capt. Jesse
Sprayberry. head of a narcotics ,
' • detail.
· · · Another narcotics officer, Lt.
'•' ·Charlie Newfield. said the plane
h11d filed a flight plan from
'• Cahfom la to Oadaden, Ala.
•'
''It apparently got lost in the
fog and ran out of fuel," he said.
An air traffic controller, Jim
•' Graydon, said the pilot radioed
the control tower that he was
dangerously low on fuel and
'• needed to make an e meraency
landing.
Graydon said the pilot missed
the runway on his first try and
had to be brought In by radar.
"We were auspicious about the
whole thing, him Jual comlna in
out of the weather like that
Two saved in fire
SAN FRANCISCO !AP) -A
bartender rescued two tenanta
from a swiftly-spreading fire
that killed another resident of a
Sunset District apartment build·
Ing
O"ANOI! COAST HI~
l•DlljQl!tll ;
wlthoUt radiolng before getting
into the area." he said.
Graydon said the pilot udioed
the tower just 10 miles from the
airport.
He 1aid two men got out and
hid behind two fuel trucks when
a car with airport employees ap
proached. When the car left, he
said, "They ju.st st arted run
nlng. That's when I called the
police."
Pasaenger seat.8 In the plane
had been removed to make room
for bales of marijuana In the
fuselage The car10 hold also
was full.
C'rmed fllp•
&l:NO, Nev. (AP) -o,.a-
tlou at. Harrah'• Club.,.. aear·
lJ baa to llGl'lll&l today after 1
tit.elND fin lmda1 forced Hou&
J,IOG petrGae ton.. tbe club la a
reml-.. ol UM 11011 Grand
Hotel'• multl·fltll fire ln Lu
Ve111.
No IJUlll'MI were rep011ed ln
tbe ftre that broke out JUlt alter
10 Sunday nJlbt ln a ldtchln at
the U.ttory, 324·room botel·
caalno, authorities 11ld .
The ftre wa1 ext1n1"11bed ln 10
mlnutea with mo•t · dama\t
Umhed to the kitchen of Steakbouu Re1taurant la e
botel'• buement, eald Reno P'lre
.Department Battalioo Chief Jim
Neil.
About 500 lod1en and 1,000
1ambUn11untt were evacuated
from the building 1~ minutes
after the flre 1t1rted, aald hotel
spoke•woman Candy Pe-lrce. By
this mom1n1. all 1ue1ta had re·
turned to the hotel, abe added.
Frlday'a fire at the MGM
Grand killed at least 84 and ln·
jured more than 500.
•'The s moke wu pretty well
funneled outside," Nell sald.
"There waa some 1moke in the
· buildlng but nothing that
represented any daeger."
But J o hn Weiss o r Fort
Lauderdale , Fla., ln hia room on
the 8th floor , uld he felt
threatened and that there was
no warning.
''A buddy of mine down the
hall heard people screaming,"
Welss said.· "He banged on my
door for about five minutes until
J woke up. There was no fire but
the smoke was In the hall."
Guests huddled in robes and
sli ppers in the freezing cold out-
side the hotel.
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MGM. • •
concerned. the investigation is
concluded."
Gift shops at other hotels re-
ported brisk sales of film as peo-
ple took photographs of the MGM
Grand. Traffic snarls, some over
a.mile long, plagued the Strip as
gawkers lined up to view the
wreckage.
Par rish said the blaze began in
electrical circuit.a above a de-
licatessen on the hotel's main
VICTIMS OF FIRE
FINO ROOMS LOOTED--A4
floor and smo1aerea 1or 1uut
hours before exploding down out
of the celling in a fireball that sent
dense smoke upward through
elevatorshafts.
Guests dangled out of windows
by bedsheets and. despite warn·
ings from firefighters with
bullhorns, some jumped in at-
tempts to save themselves. At
least three people were killed that
way
Many guests were out of reach
of fire department ladders, which
extended only lo the ninth floor.
Some people ned to the roof or the
building, where they were ferried
to safety by helicopter.
Glvlnt Oran1e County Fall Fair crowd a tbrtll Sunday
w11 Gr&Mm Oottatetn u he don a rup d~=lki •bow. 'n. falr, wtllch feau. thorouPbNd rac • COD· tllluee throulh DH. 1 at the LGi Alamlt.ol Race .
However. It wlll be cloHd Tuleday. ·
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Hundrede Idled, ~ tflM 1.• lntured •• eoutMm Metlon ·of country dev•etated
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DISASTER IN f1' ALY
M8ploc•t••qu•k•
Stock market
• continues on
'down slide'
NEW YORK <AP) -The
stock market fell sharply today,
continuing the slide Lhat began
Frl!lay.·
The Dow Jones average of 30
induslriall, off 10.24 points Fri·
day, dropped 16.47 to 973.46 the
first three hou~ of trading to·
day.
Losers opened a 3· 1 lead over
galners amona New York Stock
Excbanee·U•teO inuea.
After the euphorla that
followed the election of Ronald
Reagan to the presidency.
analysts said the market finally
succumbed late last week lo the
steady rise of Interest rates.
There were forecasts today
that rates will go higher still as
the Federal Reserve strug gles to
slow the rapid growth of the
money supply.
The latest data on the money
supply, issued this morning, pro·
vided no sign of relief from the
press urea.
Brokers also noted some dis·
may among Investors over the
market's inability to hold its
ground above the J,000 level in
the Dow Jones In dustrial
average, which It crossed briefly
Wednesday and Thursday
Grenade kills two
SALISBURY, Zimbabwe CAP>
-Black terrorists threw a hand
grenade Into a crowded beer
hall, killing two blacks and
wounding· al least 18 others,
police sllid today.
Fro•PapAJ
~~~~~ap~~~Lr~~;c:J :.:ms, ~nb
area of southern Italy. and bulldozers.
·•we have only our eyes left lo Doctors canceled a nationwide
c ry," said the mayor of San strike scheduled for today and
Mango, a town of 1,800 in reported to their hospitals or
Avellino province. "My house, rushed to the disaster ar ea
my car , ever ything is gone. Seismologists said the quake
There is no one left up there." was centered at Eboli, J7 miles
The quake was felt from Sicily southeast of Salerno. and of·
to the Alps, but the hardest hit flcials reported at least 11 peo.
area was northeast of the bay of pie were killed there.
Salemo. More than 100 deaths
were reported in the provinces
of Salemo and Avellino. while
~he mountainous Interior prov·
ince of Potenza reported more
than lSOdeathB. l'remaer Arnaldo f"orlan1
called an emergency Cabinet
meeting, which proclaimed a
day of national mourning, then
flew south with Italian President
Sandro Pertlni to visit the
stricken area.
Pope John Paul II sent a tele·
gram lo the cardinal of Naples
expressing his "shock" for the
"unspeakable suffering" of the
population. and he named a
special representative bishop to
coordinate church relief efforts.
"I saw the buildings move like
waves of the· sea," said Luigi
Lannone, who was driving near
Salemo when the first quake hit
"It was something terrible."
Aftershocks continued through
the night. -countless thousands
spent the night in the open. A
heavy foa hwig over the dlsuter
area inland fn>m t_. Gull of
Salerno at th~ 1overnment
Woman hurt
in robbery
Fountain Valley police are look -
ing for a thin blond·halred man in
his 20s who knocked a 60·year-old
woman to the ground and ripped 1'
purse from her arms an a depart-
ment store parking lot, poltce re·
ported.
The victim suffered bruised
ribs and lost about 163 and assort-
ed credit cards in the Friday
morning crime In the Woolco
store parking lot at the corner of
Edinger Avenue and Brookhurst
Street, police reported.
The suspect Is described as a
male Cauculan, 5 feet 7 inches.
thin, with sandy blond wavy hair,
and a blond mustache. He wore a
red plaid shirt and escaped in a
mid-sized , green automobile.
police reported.
Cops nab 3
in Irvine
'Warehouse
They may have been planning
a beer bust but they ended up
the subjects of a police bwit
Sa turday night and Sunday
morning when three youths were
captured In two episodes at an
Irvine beveraec imoort firm
A team of officers which fi rst
descended on Montezuma Jm.
ports Inc .. 2590 S. East Main St ..
called in the Fountain Valley
Police Department canine leam
for help 1n captur ing one
burglar.
Toby, a Gnman shepherd
handled by Officer John Qumz10,
helped sniff out a 16-year-0ld -
hiding inside the darkened
warehouse, where police who
answered a allent alarm knew
one burglar hid.
Seconds a fter they arrived.
they saw a shadowy figure close
the warehouse door, which had
been pned open. from the inside.
but they apparently misRed two
othe rs crouched 1n the foreign
beer distributorship
Shortly before dawn Sunday.
while the lone teenager was be
mg pro<'essed rnto Orange Coun
ly Juvt•nile llall on a burglary
chage , police said a silent alarm
at the firm went off again.
This time when police prowled
through the firm which handles
Dos Equis beer, several cHes of
which were found stacked up
beside the pried door . they
flushed two more suspects
Jnvestigators said they booked
Robert Grayson DeFeve r. 18, of
14531 Highrest Circle. on
burglary charges at Orange
County Jail. Another all eged ac-
complice, aged J6, was booked
Into juvenile hall along with the
first.
The slacked cases o( beer
were returned to the distr1but1on
firm. poUce said
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1111• If .... la DO ctaaace ID a."* .. ,ritlal picture. n.. ,MtdWn an scheduled eo
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TM . .._...r ne10t11tor team ii
due to meet w1tll the eaenttve committee ot tM Lapna ~b
Ua.Uled Faculty A11oel1Uon ·-=: dMeua tbe offer. Te~ are rttMn' q 81191· cat ,., bike WI ye at, aid an
1DaNM ...i year tJed to the
Couumir PHee lftdex.
If no acreement 11 reaebed In
the •tailed salary tallu,
mediator BUI Drohan could uk for a fact-llnd!ng procedure.
Reope~ing
of Caspers
Park s et
Casper Wilderness Park oU
Ortega Highway near San Juan
Capistrano will reopen to the
public with a new look at the end
of January.
mde and p eek in San .Juan
Nothing like some big old storm drain pipes to have a lit·
tie fun in alter school. Youngsters in the pipes are (from
left) Sh81Ulan Pratt, Matt Coleman, Gabriel Ramirez,
kirk Barber and Mike Barber. That's Greg Ramirez on -------------------------
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the bike (right). Pipes lined up on Camino del A vion are
awaiting installation as part of a storm drain and street
improvement project in San Juan Capistrano.
POR'ft.AND. Ore. (AP) ~TIM
aval...-. triuend OD die jlOrt.b
face of lloual'Jt. HeleDI 6rtq
the llup volqalc ·~ llay 11 bad 1 veloetty ot more then ZfO
mph and wu amona the ••aeat la recorded history, a U.S .
GeolOllcal Survey te01olbttaaid.
The ttatemem follow~' re-port in the Oteson Jou tbat
the fede.-al aaency WU a to
publi1b studies uyla• tile
avalanche •u the largest ial his-tory. · ;
' USGS aeolopt Susan R.,.U·
ftobluon sald tbe new~aper erred lo ita report. Sbe aaif that
1 lt1Lou1h the St. H &lens
avalanthe was hu1e. lt prohably
wu 1lighU)' smaller tbd one
trl11ered by the erupti~n of
BeaymJanny, a volcano ib the
Soviet Union, in 1951. '
Dick Janda, one of a~eral
federal scientists who parti~ipat
ed In the studles, said lJ:»e St.
Helena avalanche totaled ~bout
2.8 cubic kilometen. •
That volume woulCS be eaougb to cover an area slightly Jerger
than downtown Portland: to a
depth that would bury the bty's
40-atory First National :Bank
Tower. :
Janda said the av al~nche
blasted down the mount~ in
three lobes, the longest roaring
down the Toutle River valley for
17 miles.
The second Jobe covered part
of Spirit Lake and the third shot
across the Toutle Valley,
climbed a 1,000-foot ridge and
piled down the other side into
Coldwater Creek.
Janda said the avalanche must
have been traveling faster than
2SOmph.
County crews are buay bUild-
ing a new viliton center which
will contain a ranger station, an
amphitheater-and a barbecue area. ,_,,,
Park Ranger Parker Hancock
said new restrooms would
replace the old "blue rooms"
that prevjously were In the
S,500-acre park.
Air Force, Matlovich agree
Measurements taken by the
f Urvey scientists indicated the
total material ejected or di~·
lodged by the eruption was 4.1
cubic kilometers.
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He said running water also is
being installed for the first time.
Other improvements Include
telephones and equestrian
campsites.
Gay form e r sergeant to receive $160,000 Valley vot ers
overwhe lm ing
fo r S t anton
"People vjsitinr the park will
be able to put their horses in a
corral right next to their
campsite," Hancoctr said.
Casper Wilderness Park has
been clOffd to the public since
the end or June when the facelift began.
Power for the new visitors
center will be supplled by a
windmill and water will be
heated by solar generated
energy .
Motorists visiting the park
also will have a smoother ride
as the dfrt roads leading to lbe
area are being graded and oiled.
Recreational vehicle and tent
campers will have SO sites from
which to choose. They will be
near 18 miles of hiktn1 trails
that lead to lookout platforms
over the Capl.atrano Valley. ----
WASHINGTON CAP) -The
Air Force has agreed to pay
S160,000 to Leonard Matlovlch in
· return for his droppina efforts to
be reinstated in the service that
kicked him out five years ago
after he admitted b eing a
homosexual.
The Justice Department today
released a copy of the prQposed
settlement of the case, whkh
has become a rallying point for
the gay-rights movement.
J ustice Department offi cials
said 'the settlement would be
filed later today with the U.S.
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia. It was expected the
court would approve the settle-
ment and the agreement to dis·
m i ss Matlovich 's case and a
lower-court order that the Air
Force rein.state him.
M allovich, 37, who said he
wanted to return to the Air
Caree r lat 9lall111at
Mae Wat, wbole lonJ.IDd w.-noua screen career ended
Saturday wttb hit' death at •. la 1hown with a youn1 Cary Onnt lo • ICtM from the 1983 movte .. I'm No
Aftl•l '' la WWeb lbe told OfMl to ••eome up ID4 lff me IOlll~.··
Force to "set an example" for
other homosexuals, could not be
reached for comment im-
mediately.
Air Force officials involved in
the case could not immediately
be reached for comment.
Matlovich was a technical
sergeant at Langley Air Force
Base. Va ., in 1975 when be sent a
l e tt e r t o then-Air Force
Secretary John McLucas reveal-
ing his homosexuality and say-
in g he wanted his case lo
become a test of Air Force rules
on the subject. Even though he
was a 12-year veteran who had
won several medals for service
in Vietnam, he was Immediately
discharged from the military.
Laat m onth1 U.S. Distric t
Judee Gerhara A. Gesell or-
dered Matlovich reinstated with
back pay on grounds that the Air
Force had conlusing standards
f o r d ea lin g with gay
servicemen. The J ustice Depart-
ment filed a notice of intent to
appeal. but the settlement was
reached before the government
But money e oming
No separate office
for OC Caltrans
Caltrans won't set up separate
offices when a new funding dis·
trict for Oran1e County is initial·
ed in 1983. the direct.or of the ex.i5t-
ing diltrictsays.
Heinz Heckeroth, direct.or of
Caltrans District 7, which in·
eludes Orange, Los Angeles and
Ventura counties, said at an
Orange County Chamber of Com-
merce luncheon in Anaheim that no administrative changes
are anticipated when Orange
County, for funding purposes on-
ly. becomes District 12.
Heckeroth said he still will be
the director in charge of Orange
County.
•'There won't be any business
cards, name plates or anything
else that will distinguish my job
with Diatrtct 12," he explained.
However, county officials
aren't bothered by Caltrans' in·
terpretation of the legislation,
known as SB512, passed last sum-
mer creating the separate fund-
ing for the county.
Said one county staffer: "We
weren't looking for bureaucracy;
we were looking for money.'•
Money the county will get.
Heckeroth repeatf"; earlier pro-
jecth>na that the cv.!:'.\y should re-
ceive about SlO million more a
year beglnning in 1983 as a result
of the lelielat1on.
He noted, though, that $10
mWion doesn't go too far when
current road comtructlon coets
are tnllaUne annually at double-
di1it rata.
Officials eenerally concede
that Improving the lntercbanee
between the Santa Ana and
Newport freeways 11 a top priori-
ty for the co'8lt)'. Heckerot.h said
part of the extra money probably
will so toward that project. But be
HJd the eo1t of the lntercbance
work probab\y will be around "° mllllon.
Added to Caltrana • flna.nctal woe1 are projeetJou from the
a1encytbat, with current revenue
aourcee, the a1ency wUl bJlve a
S900 mU,Uon deficit by 1915.
Heckerotb told reporters after
bl• apeech th8t Caltram oUldall
bope to make up part of the deftctl
by conserving in costs not related
to construction and by raising
user and license fees. Money to
make up the rest of the shorllall
will have to be raised by the state
legislature, he said.
Orange County officials have
been concerned about that deficit
because other proposed projeds,
s uch as a recently-announced $2
billion pla n t o improve
transportation near the Santa
Ana Freeway, depends partly on
slate finances.
filed appeal arguments.
The se ttl e ment says
Mallovich's loss of pay and al-
lowances for the period from
Oct. 22, 1975, when he was dis-
missed , until Sept. 10, 1980, when
Gesell ruled in his favor, is
estimated to be $62,000.
The government maintains In
the settlement that Matlovich's
dismissal was legal and that the
government has no liability to
him. despite his claims that the
firing results in personal harass-
ment, loss o r privacy and
damage to reputation.
But the government agreed lo
pay $160,000 in return for
Matlovich's agreement to have
Gesell's order vacated and hi s
promise not lo seek enlistment
in the armed services.
During the case, the Air Force
changed its positions several
times, and as a result of the in·
consistencies in the record, one
government source said, "The
Air Force would be better off to
de fend its policy in anothe r case."
Death toll rises
SEOUL. So uth Korea <AP>
The death toll from the crash of
a Korean Airlines jumbo jet rose
to 16 when a Korean woman who
had been hospitali zed with back
injuries died Monday, airline of-
ficials said.
F'ountaln Valley City Coun·
cUman Roger Stant.on swept all
59 of bis hometown voter pre·
cincts when he beat incumbent
Orange County First District
Supervisor Philip Anthony in the
Nov. 4 election.
According to a precinct-by·
precinct breakdown of the
election recently released by
the county Keg1strar of Voters
offi ce, Stant.on received 16,630
votes in Fountain Valley and An·
thooy got 6,304.
Stant.on won the election by at·
lracting 56 percent of the total
104,503 votes cast in the race. He
also won in Westminster and
3a nta Ana. Anthony won nar·
rowly In Garden Grove. .
Stant.on not only won by a con·
vincing margin in his hometown,
he a l so took Anthony 's
hometown, Westminster. But the
results there were closer. Stan·
ton won 41 or 71 precincts and
won by just 889 votes.
· In Santa Ana, which is partly
in the First District. Stanton
made a strong showing winning
112 of 156 precincts. He won by
3,540 votes.
Anthony won 20 precincts m
Garden Grove and Stanton took
19. The vote was equally ck~e.
with Anthony's 5,459 votes com·
pared to Stanton's 5,340
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NOW ANOTBICI LAGtJNA person, one Robert
Wyland, la bavtn1 ari and permJt problem.. He wantl to
Hert I Co~ With Another Wondroua Work of Art
paint a mural all alon1 the concrete ret.ainlnl wall OD the
upcoaat slde of Cout Hilbway, between Hilb Drtve and
Myrtle StrMt. Wyland hu 1oae throu1b fuad·rallen and
other tortures In an effort to accompliab hll lon1 1J1ural
goal.
Now, however, Laguna city officials have ordered him
to hold everythlnt unlll further notice. They want to think about it.
Wyland, now 24, may now find himulf on the brink of
his fin1t Social Security check before he hean back.
IF HE'D FOLLOWED the strat.e1y of Rouaban or
Pastorius, he'd have 1otten .the job done flnt and then
worried about official sancUon. Paint now, argue lat.er.
All of thla haa 1lven me lnapiration to erect a wtndmm
In my own front yard. This ou&IJt to pleue Newport Beach
officials no end. First I'll juat lnatall a pole with the
windmill fan atop It. Later will come tall braces, an1led
out to the ground.
Still lat.er, we can cover over the braces with boarda.
That should make it real snug and cozy on the lnalde. Juat
right for the addltlonal bathroom we need.
WHEN THE BUILDING and aafety types come
around, I'll simply claim the whole lhinl la an environ·
mental device -the windmill ran providlnl air-powered electricity.
That might slow them down wlth the red ta11. Aller
all, It's unpatriotlc to challence anythlni that clalma to be
environmental these days.
Ir the environment fall.a me, I'll just call the windmill
an art piece. Thal should be the final standoff.
•
Casino gu.&1ts
doUble victimS
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looted 1'IMn U.1 were allowed to return to pick up their .,._,.
lnl•· • 'TIMJ'" come ta one lift.er th• other." 1.W Officer Alan
naeb. * la1d there wa1 no way
of ttllln.I lt tbe reporta were le1tumate. but "I tf1lnk a ~ ot.
them are."
Gt1&8'1'1 WE&& kept away
from their rooma for mo,.. than
24 boun alt« the Friday mom·
lDI fire wblch claimed M Uvea.
Tbe1 were pennltted, two at a
time, to return to the· rooms
Saturday and Sunday to pick up
their belon~ •
•'The proceaa ot takln1 people
up to the room1 to collect thielr
luHa1e had a real ~nUaJ for
abuse," Flac6 aald .
"Employee•, custom.era and
personnel were juat let into the
rooms. People have been tellln1
me all the room• had open doors
. . . the place was basically
open."
One woman, Flach said, re·
ported the loss of $113,000 in
money and jewelry.
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ported Friday, that ot a man
found by ftreftptera in a hotel
hallway 1bortly after the blaM
was coatlolled. .
But Jootln& may not have been
the only problem. WltnetMI
have aald they aaw aome hotel
employees leave the blasin•
caalno atutnn1 chip1 Into tMlr
pockeu.
ONE •GM GllAND HCUl'ity
1u1rd, ltlll weartn1 bl• IOOt·
covered uniform, wu arn.tecl
Saturday momln• at tbe nearby
Barbary Cout Hotel When be aJ.
le1edly WU obeerved dropplna flre·blackened colu into I -alol
machine. Police said the l\lll'd
was aneated after he allepdly
complained to a ca1ino
epiployee that a coin he placed
In the slot machine had become
a tuck.
Tbe pard, identlfled u John
R. McManUI, 47, a retired ~ew
York police aerieant, wu ar·
rested for lnvest11atlon of 1rand
larceny and carrylnc a con·
cealed weapon. Police said he
had teC>O ln 1ln1ed bills ln hi•
po11easlon.
Oneald 1eidote queried
Marin Oswald Porter, who supports those who want to ex·
hume the body in her former husband's grave to confirm
it is Lee Harvey Oswald, expresses those views to. David
Hartman on today's ABC-TV "Good Morning America"
in New York City. Oswald, who is believed responsible for
the slaying of President John F . Kennedy. was killed by
Jack Ruby 17 years ago today in Dallas.
No Mideast early cease-fire seen
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -Iran
claimed ltl forces routed an Ira-
qi brigade from the town or
Susangerd on the southern war
front while Iraq said its
paratroopers and helicopter
gunships smuhed an Iranian
counterattack at the northern
end of the 300-mile Invasion
front.
U . N. special envoy Olor
Palme, meanwhile, wound up a
Domestic minera&
slwrtage alarming
WASfilNGTON (AP) -Heavy
American dependence on im·
ports of critical raw materials,
many of them from Ruasia and
potentially unstable African
countries, has put the United
States In a 'dangerously
vulnerable" situation. says the
head or weapons research for
the Air Force.
Gen. Alton Slay. in a recent
report lo Congress, said that
American dependence on
foreign oil is only part of the na·
lion's resource probl em
threatening security. Slay, as
head or the Air Force System11
Command, la In charge of
weapons research, development
and procurement programs.
He al.so told Congress that the
United States' "alarming depen-
dence on Imports of critical in·
duatrial raw materials from the
Soviet Union or potentially un-
stable southern African sources
creates a potenllally dangerous
naw ln our nation's defense pre-
paredness poeture.
•'The price and availability of
vital materials such as cobalt,
chromium and manieneae are
almost complete}y dependent on
geopolitical eventl ln southern
Africa.
"The adoption of M arxiat re-
gl l'l)ea by five African countries
south of the Sahara has con-
tributed to the political lnstablli·
ty in this region and the
likelihood of future supply dis·
_r_upUona.
week-long trip to the two war-
ring Penilan Gulf nations and
left for Geneva, Switzerland, en
route to New York with no ap-
parent hope for an early cease-
fire.
As the war entered Ila 10th
week. Iran also reported that
Iraqi artillery bombardment of
besieged Abadan started new
fires in the big oil refinery on
the Shall al-Arab estuary.
Pars, the official Iranian news
agency, said President
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr told it
that Iranian troops killed 400 to
450 Iraqi soldiers, destroyed 20
enemy tanks and captured seven
others at Susangerd on Sunday.
·'The Infidels fled In chaos,
leavlng behind scores of burning
tanks," Pars said.
The Iraqi military command
reported rocket.firing helicopter
gunships at the northern end of
the wa" zone killed SO Iranians
a nd destroyed four tanks and
three other vehicles in the hills
overlooking Iraqi positions at
Gllan Garb. It said 95 Iranians
were kllled in other fighting Sun·
day.
Both aides reported an Iranian
air attack Sunday on northern
Iraq, but Baghdad claimed only
a civilian car was damaged and
its driver wounded . Iran
claimed its planes destroyed an
electric power s tation, a
chem ical plant and a cement
factory near Iraq's borders with
Turkey and Syria
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Arm .... a.,..,_ Tulcoe, AJ1a.1wu found knifed
lm a ....... NU Suaday IDOl'Dlnl, 1ald prlloa of. fteial Cljlter Lewta.
A&ll\1NDO WU Ta&ATED ud wu lilt.cl in lood ~ Lewll aald. Lewil added that FBI
.,_..Md been tailed lD to lnv..U,ate the cue.
Priloa oftleiala Hid the entire H Ulllt, where
t.IM 1taW• t.oM place, wu loeked down.
s.ndra Rhodes ol Santa Barbara, who wu
waltlnl to vlllt her ftance Sunday mondq, said
abe saw pri.aa offlciab carry out a bc>Cly covered
with a bloody sheet, and ampected that aomethlnC
waa wroq. She said her ftance, PauJ Andtnon, l1
housed in H Unit. .
LARa IRE SAID SHE aaw another Inmate.
"They bad a Spanish 1u1 cominl out of a car with
a tovernment IUY and hla (the inmate's) bands,
arms and everything were all cut up."
Ma. Rhodes complained th•t she called the
prilon lZ times "but got the run around" and was
told to go home.
Pena wu committed to Lompoc prison last
Oct. 10 and was serving a 33-year sentence for
armed bank robbery and escape, Lewis said.
Armun<lo wis committed to Lompoc July 20,
1978, and is serving a 30-year sentence for import·
Ina heroin, Lewis aaid. Armundo Is eligible ior
parole Dec. 15, 1985, he added.
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•2 llar frill
DA facing rap
in tavern fight
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Sacramento County
District Attorney Herb Jackson is facing misde-
meanor charges of public drunJcenness and battery
followingadisputeovet a bar bill, police said.
J actson was booked at the Vallejo Street
police station on two counts of battery and one of
public dnmkenness after he allegedly slugged a
bartender and desk clerk al the Huntington Hotel.
Bartender Charles Koenig said Jackson was
with a group of people celebrating a birthday at
the hotel's L'Etoile restaurant Saturday. Other
members of the party left about 12 :30 a.m., leav·
ing Jack:aon and a female companion to pay a $92
bar bill.
HOLLYWOOD CAP) -Mae West, the un·
abashed seductress of stage and screen who
purred "Come up and see me sometime" and
became an American legend, will be burled at
priva\eservices thla week.
--------. Mias West wes sit· l · Ji ting in a chair in her STATE Ho llywood peqthouse
---------' when she died Saturday ' a1 :.e age of 87. ap-
parently of old age anc.I the al(ermath of a stroke
that had hospitalized her for three months this fall.
The stroke had impaired her speech, but not
the spirit that carried her . through an 80-year
career. From her hospital bed she sent word to a
feporter friend that she was suffering from a fall
out of bed while dreaming about Burt Reynolds.
M~ed eeo•a11 Identified
LOOMIS (AP) -A body found in a pasture by
two target shooters has been Identified as that of
Mary Beth Sowers, a Sacramento coed who disap-
peared three weeks ago with her fiance, sheriff's
officers say.
Placer County Sheriff's U . Eric Engellenner
said SWlday that dental charts were used to iden-
tify the badly decomposed body, which was dis-
covered Saturday about 20 miles northeast of
Sacramento. .
The woman's hands were tied behind her back
and she had been shot al least twice in the head,
Engellenner said. Ms. Sowers, 21, disappeared
Nov. 2 with her fiance, 22·year-0ld Craig Miller,
· following a fraternity party at a Sacramento
restaurant. They were seen by friends being
driven away in a car. Miller's body, shot three
times, was found later that day near Bass Lake in
El Dorado County.
...-e1a record eafa.....,
OAKLAND <AP> -The bus rider who became 1
the victim in Oakland '1 record-setting homicide ,
baa been identified by authorities, who were
searching for tbe murderer today.
Police said Sunday that Bradford Phillips, 36, j
of Oakland, died of gunshot wounds inflicted after
he argued with another passenger on the Route
41-Foothlll bus of AC transit.
That slaying on Saturday, the 125th of this
year. broke the record for homicides in the clty in
one year, set ln 1979. ¥
Fotir ac•pe ••ll•c•O""
METl'LER (AP) -Four members of a family
Pat on tlae'IJack
President-elect Ronald ~an gives a pat on the back to the Bev.
Donn Moomaw after church services in a Bel Air Preebyterian church
Sunday. Pastor Moomaw, onetime UCLA football star, la formerly
from Santa Ana.
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Califoini~ Air Fares Soar
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Air
fares within California have soared
-to as much as twice the national
average -in the two years since
congre11ional deregulation, a state
study says.
Airline detegulation "was Intended•
to encourage competition among air
lines and thus, by the action of the
free market place, produce a reduc-
tion in fares," the Public Utilities
Commission analysis aaid. "Thia did
not happen In California."
As a result, it now costs more to fly
from San Franellco to Los Anaelea
than It does from New York to
Washington, D.C., -a situation that
for a long time was dramatically re-
versed.
Two years ago, a passenger could
probably purchase a ticket for the
Sao Francisco-Los Angeles nm for
$28; now, the fare would be about tlO.
&NcucrrAI CM> -TM ...... ot two,.....ma-...p~•tJMpl'9f la••• bee• rHovered fro• ••• ~ ol • protGQpe ~ WC!GPW ud • Anlf .,.._ \Mt
eolli.W Ua mW.air O .. f tbe OCM11
U.U"*-d.
Tbe two telt pUou tall• from tbe
HU,IMI Htlleepten YAH~ 8-day
ban M.n lfttltlfle4 •• lohn E.
Ludwt1, 14, ~ Boalta net Jamea W.
Ol'O\lb, IT, of Carlabad.
Ta& BODY 01' 51-year-oJd
William L. "'"mu of Saa Clemente wu also retrieved from the rem·
aanta qi tbe Arm)'. T ·• from wblcb
he •• pbololr•Jbinl the test ftl&bt
wbea tbe two pl .... craUed Satur·
day about Uaree·fou.rtM of a m.Ue off
of Seaclllf P...-.
Th• pilot of the T-a, Arm7 Chief
W arran4 Officer Tbomu Gaillard of
Yuma, Arb., 1)8.J'acbuted to the water where he wu picked up by a Cout
Guard cutter and returned toahore. He
aulf ered onJy minor lajw'lee encl w ..
described la food ~Uoa.
Pal!t:lllAN WAS M..80 warm. •
paraebute la the hell copter, 6ut
eutboritia declined to speculate~
why he did not MU o•.
All three of the victims were
employees of Hu1he1 Helteopters,
the Summa Corp. subsidiary Ml.lcb 15
developin,. the Y AK-M w.der an
Army COlllract. .
Groulx, a Marine Corpe r.serve
major . waa atteebed to the
MTUCAVN> CA.-at MCAS, El Toro.
•VO•U l•O&&a•AN • vld
Wrtlbt aald a tea•· al la·
ve1t11aton ,..,. Wu~ wu tnlal to dlteralae tM ca-tM e0UW.. n. t.o aircraft bad comlliel.A tbe
ftaal ... ot a tell Glpt Ud--.... ~ to tbetr bue at the ~
fU .. t teat eent.er lD Carllbed nen
lbey colllded ibout 1,000 feet at>i>ve
lb• water.
· ''Tbey a.re normally ftylna paraJlel
to eacb at.her.ad were probablyitet-Unf ready to turn back to -.. ...
Wri1ht 1ald. "ftere wa1 DO ~Ca·
Uon ol malfunction of any type."
TBJ; Y AB... '"'8 desc:rit.eJ by
Wrltht u an advance at~ck
belleopter detl,ned to destroy tfnks
with luer pldeti mll1Ue1. ..L
On s.tw'Clay'• ftltht, small t~ of
cotton bad been attJcbed to the helicopter's surface for a te of
alrftow charactertstlcll. .
Wright aald the helicopter 'that
crashed was one of five prototreea
which have loHe4 Z,100 houn of fly.
tag time.
Drug lab bU8ted
NEW YORK (AP > -ftn ·
thropoao,iat John Buettner-Janpch
baa beat sentenced to five yeaft5 in
tall for conapirin8 to manutactuie ii·
h g•l dru1,1 In his New \jorll
University laboratory. The Moy.ear.
old a.tlentlst wu c~airman of NllJ's •
antl'1opolOI)' department when• ar-
ruted a year afD.
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All sales l1rwl NOf '" 1tem1 .iv'11able tn '" Wf'S •nd colon
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In this southern· Kern County·. area narrowly ~
avoided suffocation when tbeY Went to sleep after
U1htlna brtquets on a barbecue to warm tbelr
mobile home.
Franalaca Cutillo woke up early Sunday and
~~_ial Purchase! Ladies Pure Wool Coats1 s139 and s1s9.
Choose warm ·WOOi me/tons in a marvelous assortment of solids.
Coat Collections. coll a peed when •be tot out of bed.
She awakened her bUlband, Paul, and be went
next door to get help.
County flrefl1bter1 were summoned and
helped pt the couple's 10-year-old '°"•Rudy, and
Mn. Caatlllo~ II-year-old mother, Carmilla Dlu,
out of tbe residence.
Cattle or condominium,
find rour dream ho
lu•d•r• .......... South COISl Plu-. JJJJ ltllrol s,,.., COiia M9Ja()plrt M""'*r ~ lrldar lrom 10 am to 9:JO pm;
Sefufday 'tH I pm; Sunday 11 noon ID J pm.
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• em or
'J'M bAlb HtaoOI Mlillir elMI ol 1111 fu. 8 .......
not lmpmed OD p\Ml •1 .... , .... IF ................
yean of aodru , .. '*••••·· Ulll rear'• rwlra alllO ................. ••st ..... -Ill.,..., .... m1, ~ w1 ·:~i=-eoandu••· n. ecme• of ltll Mndsmie illlWI II ... ntlal to a .... ...,.. .... ti llaDdllcl cor.
r ctly,_._..,,,.~ .... .,. wlaaa.I _. ......... .
But ieliOOl1dlltiid aftlcl.ili ~ die ..... .,. elf~ a IOwr ,.,..,.. ... of 11116a11 lo &ndUle tlall
year UiM lat beclUN otiii UW. ft II Uo npeeWd
that maDJ _Ull'>' ,..... WW pro&elt ant J .. wblD
their childND, who attmdld eluMI for four yean, do DOt
pau all b.a' nama and fall lo_&reduete.
. ln the HW1t1na1oD Buell Umon..JllO Scbool Dlltrtct,
for lmtaDce, lilOO of tbe 1ystem'14,dMDlon1UU have
not pwed all rour exama.
But oroviaioal ol the 1t7e Hart BW -which created
lhe proficiency requirement.I -lnlun tbat 1tuclent. ari
given ampleoPportunltytopau tbe•uma. ~ are alvea the tAlttl in their freab1D41D and
Junior years. lf they pau the eum1 lD tbelr Junior year,
the requirement ii met. Semon who have not puMd the
teats may retake them Whenever they feel prepared. ·
Accordln1 lo the le1l1latlon, parent. are to be
notified ol their child'• t.t rMult. prior to the Hlllor
year. And local school diltrlctl -which let the 1tandardl ot the test.a -are suppoMd to 1ear clauroom lmtruetioa
and provide remedial MUionl to help 1tudent8 meet the
proficiency requirement.
Il may be more dltftcult to aet a hip 1cbool diploma
ln the 1980I than it bu been lD the recent put, but ln tbe
long run the student will beoeftt by belnl better prepared
for the outside world. And becaU1e of the proficiency re-
quirements. the hJgh IChool diploma 1bould take on
added significance and aive public education ,more
credibility.
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Animal research
Supervisor Philip Anthony tomorrow will uk fellow
board members to prohibit the sale of animal.I from the
Orange County Animal Shelter for medical reaearch,.
Anthony says the co\Dlty hu made about $53,000
since l!r16 by selling more than 6,000 cats and doas from
the shelter to various research laboratories.
His argument is that it is not ''morally proper'' to
permit animals that presumably have been family pet. to
be used for medical experiments. Oddly enouah, be
see ms to feel Uus concern need not apply to animals that
have been bred and raiMd for research purpotJes.
It is, or course, an old argument and one that bu ob-
vious flaws.
In the first place, animals that are not claimed from
lhe shelter within a rew days are arbitrarily put to death
perhaps hardly a preferable fate.
In the second place, the use of animals in medical re·
search does not inevitably involve c~I treatment. Much
of the research has to do with the use of new drup, coe-
metics and other substances not yet apfroved for human
use, as well as the testing of medica procedures that
could save human lives.
The contention that animals raised as pets are likely
to be more sensitive than thole raised for research is
npecious. And the fact is that many of the animals that
reach the county shelter are not famlly peta, but aban·
doned strays or the unwanted offspring that reault from
ctt reless breedin~.
In considering the proposal, supervisors should
cu refully weigh the so-called moral concerns aaainat the
proven medical value of animal research. It would be im·
po~s1ble to calculate the number of people who are enjoy-
iri~ good health today because of just such research.
Greenbelt wins okay
State coastal commissioners have unanimou.aly ap-
proved a local coastal plan for 2,650 acres of undeveloped
land in the planned Aliso Viejo community.
The recreational greenbelt lies within the laraer
6,299-acre Aliso Viejo parcel south and inland of Laguna
Beach.
The plan calls ror preservation of land within the
coastal commission's current purview. Acceptance of the
document by the commluionen effectively ends the
panel's control over the property.
The greenbelt includes a natural park and other
a reas for visitor activities and 1.11e1 aimed at helpin1 pay
the cost of maintaining the parkland.
Among these are 30 vacation vmu to be rented to
vlsiton and a resort hotel and conference center.
Other uses include a vineyard, winery and
restaurant, expansion of the Allao Creek 1011 course, an
equestrian center, and a farmen' market.
TI>e mb.ed natural and commerclal-recreaUonal uta
planned for the area are practical and well suited for a
permanent greenbelt.
• Op1n1ons expreued In the apace above are thoM of the Dally Piiot.
Other vlewa expre11ed on thla page are thoM of their awhore anQ.
artl!ltl Reader comment 11 Invited. AddrH1 The Dally Piiot, P.Cf.
Sox 1660, Coate Meaa, CA 92626. Phone (714) tM2·4321.
Boyd/Clean air
By t,. M. 80\'D
Only two maJor metro
1trt!aa In the Un(ted Stai.a
con1l1tently have met the
Dear
Gloomy
GU8
Ne•• report.I 1ur1lcal
acrub 1ult1 bave
b come a popular
fHblon ltem and are
be(nr ripped off by
ho1pltal •mployeH.
Another "operatla1
COil" to be Piiied
1lon1 to the paU•. c.v.
"'""''I Oto• ,_,. -... 111111• ., , .... , ......... .... flfftR;'" ,.... -~·-.... .. .... . .... ,.., ..... ~... . Deify' l'HI •
health standard for air pollu·
tlon set In 1971 by the
Federal Government -
Spokane and Honolulu. That
Wll Wore Mount. St. Haa.a.
blew ber top -how ap~
proprlata tb• varnacu)arl
Goodbye to Spokane'• rec·
ord, temporarily. Honolulu
r•m•lnt clean, thoulh 1ha1 too, l1 In tbe naaraboutl OI
voleanlc action. It'• a minor matter, I ,..,, to note that
th• lovau.t of laodleapee U.
where U•aly mo,mtalna boll.
Remember, It'• ua.111 in Duncan, Olda.1 to wub 1ovr
uadarwar ln row blrdbatb.
Q. Whare•d •• 1•t th• word .. ,,011tn" to meaa
bead? A. A tort o1 c1rtatn1 mus
la the 11th ceatur_J WH
eallad a ao1•ln. It wH
1bapad la th• form of a
human be9d wttb • 1ro&e1que face.
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I .. Robltt N. w.cl/flWMllNr ~!!fl.e .............. ·.··t1•:a••-·····-·••••••••..,••rtw••'•"•,.•'•1t1111cllilh•11•dllill~.1.e1•,.lll ... ~'1•cattorllilil•IL·
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Reagan's Arab-Israel tightrope
..
W AIBJllOTON -&Mal• .. .... s ..... lo¥• ... .. .. , .................. Anllla
ud ....., ,,..AIMrtcu AIM ........... ,,..., ..... ...
c::·••••tl•l ··••a••· ... . ome....,,a,....rlilia. •• .,, ..... .., a.Aden .. ..........................
Uoa.
Prtme Mt'r. ~'1 laelr rl ' .... atituM ._. ••IM'1 .,....: couruatp of
hrael r•·
ducad ef·
fu•lv• pro·
ltrHll com·
me11t1 •••• before tb•
I tleetJm. Tbat
uawlltla1ll bol1terecl e ·
fort• b~d· . · vleen
8ea1.a to an even-bended
approaeb in t.be Mtdeut.
Tbe1e advi.era aeem to be
wlnninl out over Rea1an
operatives HlliDI aa all-out,
pro-llrael po1ltlon. If 10,
Rea1an would. have Illa Ollly
chance to 1am muteey over the
Arat.-IaraeU clftputi and will
wbat bH eluded bla pre·
deceuon: the Weet Bank MttJe.
ment and Arab·ltraell peace
Earl Waters
&IUlt ... ....,.,a .. from ..... ,..,.Amlrtc9 ..........
No dlmMe la tbe DIPl'N"*lllldllilll ... •
elect'• 8ltlWde toward lanal
.... ..... ............ la fed,
tom• mltleadlaa aYldeaca ,...... .......... , ..
AT88GIN'lplaManhea• = ........ tM...., ta*
... wttlt top ........ :
&iellard V . Allen, aalie9al
wurtQ adYIMr·to-be; WlDlam
CaHJ, eampalcn cbalrmaa;.
former and 1•rbap1 future
lacratar7 o the Treaaur1
William llmoo; Republic.a N•·
tlonal CommlttH Cbalrman
WlWam Bloek. "I wu uked by
the bneM ambauador '' Alie
told m, "ud I a~ wltb
pleuun. We *"' 1ood frteDdll."
But other Rea1aa lnllden Jell
aym&>atbetic to lar .. 1 received
no lnvltatlona . Gov. Bfll
Clementi ol Texaa and Georse
8b11lts, a key tramlUon advtaer,
are wamln1 Rea1an that be·
need• equally Sood relatlooa ·
with S.udt Arabia and Jordan.
llea1u'1 Mideut policy 9perU
are eyelq Jordan u the crudal
link in Rea1an'1 plan for peace
on the West Bank.
Exponent• of a balanced .Mldeatt policy for the new
ft D 1dmlnl1tratloa are
bani for a •baturlaa u wD Pneideot Cut#'•
Camp o.WI proce.a wblda lt
elearlJ t.ma,. Key alam..e. in
u..trpla:
· -aep&ac. Camp David'• de·
11aa for WM Bank •u&ooolD1
with • t•rrll~rlal excbaa1• ...... llrMI ud lonlu. Tb.at
would abruptly 1boot down
Balia't cla'-I le MCurity ri--onr tbe-... Weat 8ank.
-TalllNAU Amba1Hdor
Sol Unowlta'• mlMloa impGMlble
u 1pedal &oPtian·llrMll·U.8.
10-batweea on the autonomy
plan. -A.Nun Saudi Arabia that
tbe new admlnl1tratloa will
quickly approve t.be bomb l'aeb
and fuel tanb thf Saudil fDUlt bave to live t.betr p.15 filldef·
bomben wortbwblle ran1e in
Ute Penian Gulf.
Adm. Tbomaa Moorer, a
former chairman of the Joint
Cblef1 of Staff, warned Reaun
Ju•t before the electloa that
Saudi Arable ud othe-r Penlan
Gulf oil states will neve-r fully
cooperate with the U.S. unW the
Palealln1an homeland on the
Weat Bank hu been retumed,
That directly contradicts
Be1ln'• line that blbllcal
autbortt1 Clv• lli'ul perp.tual Wnt&.u,....
a&GIN'I ALLl&I la tbt
Bea1u c1m9, wbo believe tbe
fate of tbe U .8. ID lbt llldcBt
Eut .W riH or f 111 with that ot
larael, an b.tWn1 back. 'l'bil ii
their Pl"Oll'•m ln the Raqaa
traa1IUon: Give larael "veto
power" over U.S. arms to tM
Ara ba; pu1b for a rutblH• ~leanta1 of to-called aDU·
larael .. Arabl1t1" from tbe
Defeme and State Departmen&a;
pereuade Rea1an to lnallt on
U .s. mllltar1 bH• rlsbta in
part. o1 the 8'oal be1D1 returned to E1ypt by Israel.
UnUl Just before ElecUon Day,
the 1tru111e for Rea1an'1
Mldeaat policy ••• tllttns
toward the pro-Israel faction lt
ia now Wtin1 the other way.
Bealdea the effort.a of the even·
banded school, Rea1an felt
Be1ln'1 government failed to
•how proper aratltude for his ef.
tu.Ive pro-Israeli J>OSltlon1 early
In the campailJl.
In the three weeks before the
election, while former hraeU
Defense Mlniater Eur Welzman
went campai1Jlin1 with Carter
in Air Force One, Reagan
scarcely mentioned llrael. One
aenlor Reagan aide, concedin1
that R.ea1an had put a allencer
on encomiums to Israel, claimed
the reasori was simply that "be
said it all before."
IN FACT, it waa during this
period that Reagan beard alarm
from advisers advocatin1 even·
banded treatment of Israel and
the Arabs. Sen. Richard Stone,
defeated for Democratic re-
nomination in Florilla and now
being considered for a hip State
Department or diplomatic post,
warned Reagan to beware
Israel's claim to aovereipty
over all of Jerusalem. The
private advice from Stone, wbo
la a prominent Jewt.b leader:
Work at a Vatlcanlzatlon of
Jeru.aJem as a minimum favor
to Saudi Arabia.
Stone's advice had an imfact on Reagan. The battle to pul the
president-elect back from lbe
brink of all·out s upport for
Israel Is far from over. But If it
continues on ita preaent path,
there ls reason for hope in the
Mideast by the U.S. and Its aJ. Uea.
Election boosts Hayakawa's standing
Althoup be WHD 't rwminl
for anytbln1 ln the election Ja.wt
held, U.S. Sen. Sam Hayakawa
wH a bll winner. Thia beca111e
a Republican bu captured the
White Howe and Vot1nl in ot.beT
atatea reaulted In 1bift.in1 con·
trol of the Senate to the
Republicans.
Ever alnce he took office ln
197t, Hayakawa baa been re· ••••led to the role of beln1
the "Juniorr;
Hnat.or from
thl• •late ..
well u In the
mlnortty par.
ty of tbt
Senate and a
freahman to
boot. You
can 't be
much lower than that In the
1tran1e blerarchy that rule1
Con1reta.
Hayakawa wu forced to take
a back aeat not only to the mem·
bera of the majority party, but to
California'• odlar Senator Alan
Cranaton, and even •'l the
Jlapubl.lcam who he&a MftMl1ty
over blm. 1n UM peokln1 order,
poor Sam wu at the bottom of the
totem pole. Jn that 1ltuat.lon he
Wll lpoNd by the,,... = ln1 on dull da)'1 wbn, lac
anythln1 elH to write! th• 'new1bawu ott.. dlttort.d what
ht Hid. TbUI the noted proltNOI'
Art Hop
of aemantJca would find hlmsel!
attempting to explain what he had
Hid.
CaANSTON, on the other
hand, wu enjoying all the &Jory
of bein1 CalifomJa '1 "senior"
aenator. Thal and being a
member ol the majority party
1ave him the say over all ap-
pointment.a to federal offices ln
California. In addlllon he held
further power u the second
rankiq lelMler of the Senate and
held • .committee ch.ai.rmaoah1p
u well. A coo1enital headline
1rabber, Califomlan• co\,\ldn't
be blamed lf they thou1bt be
wa1 the only repreaentallon they
had In the Senate.
Now, altboulh be remain.a the
junior aenator and lJJ atUI ln his
lint term, Hayakawa emeries
a• a member of the majority
party. Henceforth federal ap·
polntmenta to be made in
Callfornla will be hh to
nominate. From a aenator with
Uttlt to do but cut his vote, he
wlll 1uddealy become a very
but)' man Indeed. Where few
people villted b.la office, there wm now be a well beaten path to
bl• door by new1men, office
1Mken and other auppUcanta.
TO 8BGIN with every U .8. At·
tomey and Manhal in Calllomla
will be replaced by RHl&D •P-
polat... By loa1 e1tabllahed
Senate tradition, the nominees
for these Jobs will be chosen
by Hayakawa. This also goes for
any vacanciea on the federal
courta aa well numerou. other
federal jobs in CaUfomJa filled
by PrealdenUal appointment.
And, anyone to be appointed
from California to other Jobs, in-
cluding the Cabinet, muat be
okayed by Hayakawa. That
because they require Senate
conflnnation, aomethln1 which
cannot be 1alned ll the home
•late Smatot'.objecta.
What th1J means to Callfor-
nlaM la that they wUI 1000 see
an enUrely different breed ol cat
takln1 federal poeta within the
atate. Cranston had embarked
on an afflnnallve action ltlck,
fllllnl court Jobe and others with
ethnic mlnoritJa re1ardleu ol
their abUlties. .
RA \'AKA WA, beln1 of an
ethnic minority himaeU, takes a
dim view of aucb practice•,
beUeviftl eacb lndlvtdual ahould
atand on merit and tbe beat
quaUtled ahould 1et the Jobi re-
1ardl .. ol race, color or creed.
Furthermore, be demonstrated
well u president of San Fran·
cllCO State that be la ltJ'olll Oil law and order. 1boH views nt
nicely with Rea1an and auuret
that th• new appolnteea will
have 1lmllar leanlnp.
But Hayakawa'• importance
will be far more than handling
6J•Hronage. His voice will now
take on new authority • in the
"Senate. For he Is in tune with
Reagan on most Issues, ranging
from affirmative action apd bua·
Ing to education and welfare.
The thlngs he has been saying
will no longer be alou1hed off a.a
the eccentricities of a minor and
very junior senator. To the con-
trary he will be talking u a
member of the majority party
and will be suspected of voicing
the President's t.hink log.
NO LONGEll will labor, busi·
ne11 and others from California
see king help with the ad·
mlnlatratlon, or In matters
before the Senate be chasing
after Cr&ru1ton. Now It wHI be
Hayawalta who hu the entree to
the White House and is in favor
with the Senate majority.
Thia turnabout ln Hayaltawa's
political fortunes may well
acotch the plans of many am·
bilious Democratic politicians,
and ln the Republican rankl aa
well, who were loolrln1 forward
to cballeo1e hla re~lectJon bid
ln 1112. Suddenly, be la no looter
the euy puebover they had aa-
aumed. With the Republicans in
control ot the White House and
Ule Senate be will trow lncreu·
lntlY formidable durtn1 the re·
malnln1 two years of hi• present
term.
The beet intentions ~n 't 01ake a real gay
J wtet to a eemt., wt ,.n, torn• time baek fw •>' ,.._.
friaad, Olllilrt ...... 0.Mrt ....
1raduatecl from coll•t• aad
dlu't aow wbll to be. IO IN ...
cldtcltobl .. Y.
''1.....W.lt...._ ....... ".
Ir," Olbert &oW ma. ''AM b11a1
•• , will Iii·
l1ltal1 ••· lta••• • .,.
c areer op· portualUH ... _...,
Ufeatrle."
"How'• tltalt" J
aUed. 11 ,.,,., Of
au, wttb tM
m: I 1ne • old..,_,, •· ~---· .......... , l'U • altletoi81MtMIPPIMI& .... ............ Alld .. 1· ..... • _.. to Ill a ... ,., fa•llr; I
I
ma1bt ., .. u be a Me._._ 4.IOIL,'' . ·~
"n.tm&ll:•Hnae," I a1rted.
"And now thll l 'va UIMMmCad I'm ,.,, eYel'J_. will Naliee I
bavt exqul1lte tute and wtll
treuure my optalonl on every
1ubJect...,.tM1un."
"llflltUrlll)'."
..... T or ALL, J 'll be
bl1le .... wtt.h Job olfan. AU tbe
M1 ",......., WIM to blN • .,..
aot Olll1 ._ .... 1111 are man
latellillilt Md dilcteralq t.baa 1vaJou,, • beeauu tbl aq firms ... , ,,... &bl)' lrt
~··".::..,~~~'· ., .... = ................. afts' a.ii ...... llUtr. O.blrt w•
UNt ... .,...., ot enaUYk'l tor
Ute ......... ftnn "' aua., ·~ ................... . •••• ,.. Cbl'l lmew .. ,......
about adverti.tn1, Oabert," I
Hld. "And, r.r..-kly, )'OU 'vtnever
1hown a lb.Nd ol creaUvlty."
"Everyone knowt that we 11ya
ara all creative tenlU1•," 1aid Otbert. bit butnly. "Beeldel, lf
they try to ftre ma tbay '11 bava t.bt
wbola Gay Ub movement at their
throat.a."
Olbert bad tome clltt1cultl• ad·
Juatlna to t.bt Ute of a 1•1 bleda .
lie could.....,. mmember, f«U·
ample, • wll.lcb blp to wear bll
k•1 n., la order to lDdleate wbelber be wu dominant or
pHllve. "
AND TB& entire 11y ·
b&D4k.-daW coda preyed~
hlm. lafact,_.d.,MWOftU..
wroq calor lluiDdUrebiel la ....
Wl'OOI pocat totbe 800 Md tame
wltbla a Ulr'1 lnadtlt el ....... ...... ,.. b'I • .. •• ,,. ...
rlalDOCM•·
· O enerally, however, all
went well. Then diluter atnack.
Colonel Mark S. Queemberry,
U.S.M.C. (reUNd) publicly IC·
cued O.bert of cafl')'inl on a
cland..U. affair with b.la 21·
yaar-o&ddaulbt'er, A11...cta.
Oabert promr.Uy 1u1d tbt
Colonel for Ube . Al~ be
"nilly ,:~T~ped tba 1uit, ta IOrdld I broqbt out durtq
lh• HaaaUooaJ trial br....s.a
0.bart lD tbe world'• •1-. •a known.,....,...xuaJ.
HI• fri... dtlert.td him, b1I
,llrm ftrad him, and be bu llDce
fled to lluland 1D --tblll b1I 1ccantrtcltl.. mlthl be M•·
looked ln t.blll mcn broadmln 11 f land, •
Poor Olbert, bll eaUn e1n1r
rulafd br ont Uttaa lampp. "God
ln1ow1 I tried,'' be told m• ...,... •
be left ln clllP"ace. "Bu& caa I bllp
Jt ti J pnl• womae? ''
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"••rB•••t•••· . ••••,-N••••• .. r.
igJ;tored plea *o adli · sprinkler$
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LAI VSGAS (AP) -The ftre ...... ., a.a Coupty laid toda.Y
... aftktala trie4 WitlMMlt MIC·
eeea tlall year to penude tlM
...,..._. ol U.. MOM Gruel
1lo&el to GPMd \be 1priakler
Q8'nl la tbe baUdlnC where M •• ,. killedUld•taJuled. Tllebat.el bad aprtak)en oalyoo
U. b•1meot, ftnt floor and the
-~ f'loll', Uld ..... U Hid they
beard • a1arml before chokinl •· black 1mote tllled the 28-story
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'victim'
not· dead
BJ PAlJL SJ•ON ~ .......... wrtlw For much of a day, Lu PaUno
of Irvine was No. 16 on a
partial lilt of victims of the
catastrophe at the MGM Grand
Hotel, tbouebt to be one of the 84
people who died in the naUon'a
second worst bot.el fire.
As it turned out, the Clark
County coroner's office was
wrona -not ooce but twice -
and a tired Mrs. Patino and her
husband Rafael were reunited
with their relieved friends and
relatives Saturda y nl1ht in
OranpCounty. "We never were separated.
We always were close to each
other," said Patino, 41, wbo
stayed with bia 27-year-old wife
in their lllh fle>Or room and
thoqht of tbelr two children
&n.r bWowtal cloUdl of 1mote
blocked their exti J'rida1 morn·
i1'J.i>anns.tbe diluter we were
Just thlntiftC ·about what they
, were Pill to do without UI,"
said =· "We were JUlt 1-for a . •
811& two boun of watUnl !be Patlnol were led to safety by
a flrefiahter.
Mrs. Patino had been Uated
Saturday among the victims of
the fl.re becawie a convention
bad1e with her name on it was
found near a body, coroner's
.spokeswoman Eli.aabetb Bradley
bufHM1 l"riday. It wu not clear' •.tMr "additional sprinklers ml_. uve helped dlm•n•u tbe
deaUa t.oU from t6e fire, wbicb wu
tlM MCalld wont in an American
botel.
Clark Couty Coroner Otto
Ravenholt Hid be did not eQeet
ithat any more bod.let would tum
up.
But Dick Mayne, the cblefdepu·
ty coroner, tald today it waa
possible additional bodlea would
be foUDd wben the bUemeat wu
clralaed ol water. He would not
predlet bow many •
''Belwem what WI la.ow from
liltl ol people the Fire Depart·
meat bal . . . there'• a poulbWty
that more may befouncl," Mayne 11ld. .
Mayne· said 80 of the 84 vlcthna
have been ldenWied.
"We've1otallbutonemaleand
three females, identified," he
said.
...........
18~ut when ftfra. Patlno's name Wfaat faofidag?
was beard on news br0adcut.1,
.she contacted authorities to re-
port abe wu alive.
In addition to wrongly report·
inl Mn. Pali.do u dead, the cor-
oner's offtce bad listed her name
backwards, as Patino Lm. The Patinoa were attending a
complltel' lludware-connntion.
Patino be lieves tb-at the
woman wboee body was tbouiht
to be that of bis wife stumbled
into tbelr room and dled of
smoke Inhalation after they
were brought out. The only Iden·
tUicatiOD on or near her body
· must have been the bad1e, he
said.
The Pati.noe waited to reclaim
lbelr belon1in11 left in tbe
ravaeed hotel and then new
home to Irvine. They were
crtUcal of the management of
the MGM Grand. "The HCUrity of the buildinl
was really bad, said Patino.
"MGM manaaement was com·
pletely rotten. The moat impor·
tant tbinl for them was the
money, not the people."
Thia bwaome·looting turkey isn't any more excited
about having his profile takell than he ia about the Uf·
coming Tbanbgjving celebration. Especially since bes
the cream of the crop, weighing 30 pounds, among his
fellow gobblers at Misty Acres Farm in Freeport, Maine.
Ruling appeal eyed
by Village Laguna
By DON ~PllAN Of•Oelff ........... An Orange County Superior
Court judge's decision to uphold
the approval of the 20,000-bome
Aliso Viejo development "prob-
ably will be appealed" the
chairman of 'Vma1e Lapna said
today.
probably wUI be appealed,"
Hano said. "There are too many
important fact.ors in the case."
In a decl.sion that took :n days
to prepare, Judge Lee found that
Oran•e County didn't violate
provlslona of the California En·
vironmental Quality Act in
adoptihg a aeneral plan amend-
ment to permit the development.
Fire Chief Roy PalTiab, in a live
interview from Lu Ve1u on
ABC-TV's "Good Mo r nln1
America" show, 1aid flreotftdala'
and bulldiDI inlpecton IQet wlth
KG M olftdall and the company's
arcbJtectl a few month.I ap. Par-
rlab Hid be later sot a letter from
the arcbiteeta 1ayln1 tbatsinee an
enlar1ed 1printler system waa
not reqUlrect' under exlstinc law,
they were not going to do it.
Meanwhile, MGMofflclal11aid
they would reopen the hotel and
casino in aeven QlOllt.ba with all lb
former glitter.
But Fred Bemlin1er, cbairawl
of the board of MGM Grand
Hotela Jnc., would not 1ay &unday
whether the new MGM Grand
would include smoke detect.on or
1prtnlders inall room•.
• 'It mar have been a blesainC in
dllJuile' that tbe alarm 1yatem
did not to off at the MGM Grand,
Bennincer said. "A lot of peat.I
Rescues hampered
•ould have pne into the ball ways
aacl auftocated from the 1moke.
Stayinl ln thelr room• may have
aaveclthem.'1
Fire olftcialJ aald they woul~
ck>le their invest11aUoo of the
blaze today,
"We may have some ofllciala
from Waarun,ton and elsewhere
101n1 in there to observe what
bappened," said Capt. Ralph
Dlnsman. "But as far aa we're
(See MGM, Pa1e A%)
Devastating quakes
. .
kill 821 in Italy
NAPLES, Italy CAP ) -A
series of devastating earth·
. quakes that battered southern
Italy killed at least 821 in cities,
towns and vUlages, and injured
more than 1,000, officials report·
ed today.
Thousands wer e homeless
Off Encillitas
after shivering through a foggy ,
freezing nilht outside tbelr col· lapsed homes and apartment
buildings. The Italian gqyern-
ment declared a day of natlonal
mourn.inc and dispatched 10,000
aoldiens to the shattered area.
Rescue efforts were hampered
Copter-plmw crash
kills Clemente man
BJ .IOllN NEICDBA• ••DllfY~ ....
A 56-year-old San Clemente
man wu killed Saturday in a
mid-air collision of a prototype
bellcopter and an Army plane
over the ocean about one·ball
mlle off Encinitas.
William L . Freeman ,
employed by Hushes Helicopter
for three years as a fll1ht test
photographer, was aboard a
single eneine T·28 aircraft
photogi:aphing the teat filht of a
Y AH·64 a dvan ced attack
helicopter at the time of the ac-
cident. <Relatedstory, Pas e.AS)
Two other Hughes employees
were also killed in the collision
at about 10:30 a.m. A spokesman
for HU&hea said the mission bad
jus t been completed and two
aircraft were preparing to re-
turn to base in Carlsbad when
they collided.
Reportedly the cause of the
accident baa not been de·
termined, but aalva1e crews are
recoverina the wreckage of the
plane and helicopter today.
The U.S. Coast Guard re·
covered the bodies of Hughes
employees John E. Ludwig, 34,
Woman's d~ath
probed in SC
San Cl e m e n te p oll ce
are lnvestigaUng the death of a
woman whose body was found
early today floating i n the
shoreline about 50 feet north of
the municipal pier.
of BoDita, Md Jama W. Groulx,
J't, of Carlsbad, test pilot in the
bell copter, and Freeman'• body noun after~ coll.Wion. A Hughes 1poteam•D aald
Freeman wu married and bad
two P"OWD ctiUdren.
Stock market
• continues on
'down slide'
NEW YORK CAP> -The
stock market fell sharply today,
continuing the slide that beaan
Friday.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials, off 10.24 points Fri·
day, dropped 16.47 to 9'73.46 the
first three hours or trading to-
day.
Losers opened a 3·1 lead over
gainers among New York Stock
Exchange-listed Issues.
Afte r the euphoria that
followed the election of Ronald
Re a gan to the presidency,
analyst. said the market finally
succumbed late laat week to the
steady rise of interest rates.
There were forecasts today
that rates will 10 higher sUU u
the Federal Reserve stru11les to
s low the rapid growth of the
money supply.
The latest data on the money
supply, issued this mornin1, pro-
vided no sign of relief from the
pressures.
by damage lo roads and rail
lines.
At the small town of Belvano,
60 miles east of Naples, the
walls of the church of Santa
Marla Asatmta collapsed on an
e vening Mass fill e d with
children. More than SO bodies
were removed from the rubble,
half of them children.
Firemen were able to save a
2-year-old boy, still holding a toy
car, from the church r ubble.
Next to him, bis grandparents
had been crushed to death under
the atones.
Fragmentary reports from the
town of Sant' Angelo dei Lom·
bardl in Avellino province in·
dicated 300 perished in that
town,
Pescopagano, anothe r pov·
erty-stricken small town in the
province of Avellino, reported 70 •
bodies had been recovered from
thedebril. The quake, measuring 6.8 on
the Richter acale , destroyed
hundreds of buiJdlnga, including
a JO-story apartment house in
Naples. Casually total5 increased as
more re ports wer e received
from the 29 cities, towns and
villages that suffered the most
damage in the Naples·Salemo
area of southern Italy.
"We have only our eyes left to
cry," said the mayor of San
Mango, a town or 1,800 in
Avellino province. "My house,
m y car, everything is gone.
There is no one left up there."
The quake was felt from Si cily
to the Alps, but the hardest hit
area wu northeaat of the bay or
Salerno. More than 100 deaths
were reported in the provinces
of Salemo and Avellino, while
(See QUAKE, Page AZ>
Citsli, g e m s
take n in LB
More than $2,500 in caah and
jewelry has been stolen from an
unattended parked car in
Laguna Be a c h , a police
s pokesman said.
Daniel Scott Sharp of Newport
Beach reportedly parked his car
in the 1900 block of Ocean Way
Saturday afternoon where a
thief forced open the rigbt winl
window of the locked vehicle. PaUno called MGM's move to
permit suesta in to reclaim their
thins• Saturday "the moet dia·
orsaniled lhinl we could flnd.
They tried to 1et au of us con-.
Arno&d Hano, chairman and
presldellt of the trOUP'• board of
directors, aald olfteen of Vlllqe
La1una are reviewtn1 ·Judie
Wtlllam S. Lee's lt·pa1e de·
cision handed down la1t week.
He said they plan to meet with.
thelr attorney• \o d11cua1 their
future course ln the matter.
Hano aald the declalon la "so
far reaching that it's goln& to
discourage envlronmentallat.1
from taldnl on such projecll."
He said the cost of an appeal
Police did not release the iden-
tity of the woman. Officers said
the body wu discovered· by two
women who were walking on the
beach at about 5:4S a.m .
Broken also noted some dis·
may amons investors over the
market's inablllty to bold its
1round above the 1,000 level in
the Dow Jonea Industrial
avera1e, which lt cro11ed briefly
Wednesday and Thursday.
Arter removin1 the items from
Sharp's car, police said the thief
put the wlnl window back in
place and locked the car before
be left the scene. (lee .u..lft, hi• Al) "I can ntely. HY the decision
#* * *.
Orange couple
among MGM tkad
81.umltl& L VINISL ..............
A Jo.a OrDC• County CCMl-
ple, wed OGIJ 1 few w .. u, an amoa• tbe .... la ,......., ....
utroUI MOii Oraad llolea 8'I
ud U., pertlbld • tM IMt
d•7 ol • ~ eaafer••· omelala ol s IDc., ~·
ftrmed ... ,.
1'ber ..... MllD&lfted u PriD-
troa l• llUfrketlDI prod••t
m ...... Sdwanl C. Rerrlq,4',
udldlwtfe,O....auu.tllllr' ...... ,of~.
JerrJ Kial, Ylee pnew.t for
•umaa rwoareee ol lobe ftnD
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............ JA .. ...., .. m IAI V .... fGr tlai '4 1 RIP vt,. ben wu aome eoa1111toli
over Mr1. Herrin1'1 1tatu1
becaUM ol ..... reffDt m&rrt ...
and abl WU liltal twice OD M •
aoctat.ed Pnll cuualtJ ..,,...,.,
ODCt bJ ber milden name. "S~bod1 ii accounted for
DOW," JDlll u&d todaJ, ~
tbat 1' Prtatroldx emD1onel ta all made ~ tl'Uie trip, -baelud· a., a woman It lfm errooeomlJ .
Ul&ed•dead. R• lald aneral nffered
minor •mok• lnbal.at.loa and the wtft ol one employee wu de-
talDed It tbe boeplial for a brtef
Um• for farther tre.atmeat beforeW..,nleued. Kllll allO u&d die iumwn
llDODI tbe 1roup from PrtD· tronla were tb• vtctlm1 of
looten ~on nluabltl left
la bl.-..... room1 ol tbe MOM
Grand.
(Bee ALUIO, Pa1e AZ>
Rea g an's
• son marries
NEW YORK (AP) -
Rosaald P. Rea1an, the
22-year-old dancer IOD Of
the pneldent-elect, mar·
rted bll Uve·in plfrtend
today ~ut telllnl bla
parents ln advance, a
friend ol the couple Hid.
· Rea1an and Dorta
Palmi-1 wen mamed in
a clvU ceremony, 1aid the
friend who aaked not to be
ldeatrfted. 'ftle couple bad
Uvtd to11tber in oreenwtch VUla1• alnce
Jaauary.
·Pretldnt-elect Rea1an an• bll wife, Mucy, were
QOt tokl ol tbe marrta1• In
advaDee, U. frleDd 1ald, wnntns dlll marrta11 an
"elopemmt." ft. uld DO
boMJIDQGD or eelebnUoa
WU piaMld aDd Ulat "lt
wiD )mt be bulineu 81 ..........
4 laee agencies
Illegal aiiens
. .
nabbed after chase
A two-hour cbaae lnvolvln1
patrol can of fqpr law enlon:e-
ment qenct• fnded ln the ar· re1t ol 1S undocumented Mu·
lean all-Sunda, at the SU
· Onofre Border Petrol cbffk·
potnt. A epote1maa for lb• U.S.
Border PlltrOl aald a »yter-eld
man drt.U., a llD rord p&enp
tnack that wu carryial tlM •·
documented wortera r1ced th~ tbe ebeekpolat 1t aboUt
l :llp.m. Two UDltl of the border petrOI
were Joined by t wo Ora11• Couat.7 tblrtW• .ebldes .. tM
eialH Up the freewa7, I
1pobl1DMMld. Report.edly the driHr ol U.,
.t
ptclnap truck ref\MCI to 1top and
led punulnl offtcen to the 406, eos, eo and 57 freeways before
beadinl back down the SMta
Ana Jl'reeway.
Tb• tnack ftnalb ran cd of
1a1 about 1 mlle frolD tht check· =~=int ~b•r• lb• cha••
tM daale. ualll ol tbe
Call Hllbway Patrol Ad
th• LOI Ant•lH Slaerlff'•
O•pntmeat Joined t• tb•
purault, a border patrol
1pohlmaa Mid. R~ UM dri•er ol tbt
truell ... ii -~ worker Md MW faceii amuaF
lDI cbar1ff, th• 1pok••H
u(ft.
Co ast
Weathe r
Stron1 pty north wtnda
below can)'Onl late today.
Low• ton.lot a to 52. HJ1hl
Tuesday fn low to mJddle
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A lJ.~ "'*°"* ~ •• bUtld, ,.,,..., ... hoe
csnbral ~ bid lw u a
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llOfJCOW (AP) -l,n llOICOW'I lllialt dindi publle wanalq
lo Poland'• lDMpendeftt trade ..._ moweaa.t, tbe otftdal lo¥·
let news apncy Tau aa.ld toclQ tU& a ,_.ral trUlport ltftP
"could touch OD naUooaJ abd ., ... ....,...., "
1be TUI dlapateb from Wanaw, earried la the to.ernmeat
dally llveatta, Hid th• r.uro.d waraiq ltrike called by
Solidarity wu "aimed at mahqlnlq the teme-attuaUon ln tbe
country." _
Solidarity, the lar1eat lndep9ndeat trade union lo emerse
from Poland'• naUoawlde at..rik• lut 1ummer, called tbe two.
hour wamlna atrtb b7 railway wonen in Wanaw and Gdaml&
to prea waae demand.I.
T-'tfto ••t• erno llo•t; 4 ........
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -A tanker collided with a workboat
near the mouth of the Miuluippi Rlver today and the Cout
Guard aald four men from tbe worltboat were ml11ln1, one
perhaps trapped ln wrecka1e hanli= on the tanker's bow.
Petty olflcer Joe Git.on aald anr .atered the submerged
52-foot crew boat Sallie P, but It wu not Immediately known
whether any crewmen survived tbe pre-dawn colllllon wlth the
tanker Coastal Transport.
No one aboard the -.root Coastal Tr&n1port was hurt,
Gibson said, nor was there any pollution from ita car10 6f
caustic soda.
• ~I •-.Ice •••Ice• •on• ••e
LAKEPORT CAP> -A small earthquake rattled dishes and
doors in t.hlJ Lake County community today, but authoriUes sald
there were no reports of dama1e or injuriM.
Seismographic stations were unable to pinpoint the
epicenter of the quake Immediately or lo tell lta magnitude.
Prbaee Claarle• •tart•,,...,..,,.
NEW DELHI, India CAP) -Britain's Prince Charles ar·
rived here today to atart a 13-day lour ol "modem India." The
heir to the British throne stepped off the Royal Air Force Jet to a
formal but low·key reception al Delhi airport and an or1anized but polite protest.
Ofta•• ereae re• .. e• pm1 .... oH
ISLESBORO, Maine CAP> -Cleanup crews today resumed ·
siphoning oil from the ruptured tanker Christian F. Reinauer,
which struck an offshore ledge and spilled 60,000 gallons or fuel
Into Penobscot Bay. ..._ ________________________________________ __,
,i; .. California plane
~~:held in ~!!·. poi haul
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. CAP) -
• • · A twin-engine cargo plane from
• California packed with Colom-
bi,an marijuana and almoet out
o~ fuel landed at the Blrm·
Ingham airport today and two
men jumped out and flecl.
Officers said the amount of
" lllgh-grade marijuana could 10
as hi"h as 2'h tons.
" The plane was re1lstered to
.·Aircraft Auoclates of Lon1
Beach, said Capt. Jeue
•·• ·Sprayberry, head of a narcotics •• ~,·detail.
I, '
;~:·· Suspect held
:· in robbery
One man was arrested and
Another narcotics officer, Lt.
Charlie Newfield, said the plane
bad filed · a fli1ht plan from
Calllomia to Gadsden, Ala.
''It apparently 1ot lost ln the
fog and ran o~ ot fuel," he said.
An air ""fie controller, Jim
Graydon, s8'd the pilot radioed
the control tower that he was
dangeroualy low on fuel and
needed lo make an emergency
land Ins.
Graydon said the pilot missed
the runway on hla first try and
had to be broupt In by radar.
"We were suspicious about the
whole thing, him Ju.st coming In
out of the weather llke that
without radioing before getting
Into the area," he said.
Graydon said the pilot radioed
the tower Ju.st 10 milea from the
airport.
MOUNT BALDY CAP) -<AP>
-A •aereUmberfiredriv•bJ
IUta Ana wlnda of up lo., mpb
raced ....., tbe aide of llOUDt
Baldy todaJ, tin.._.., ._..
Uoa nlUI ... a list ....wt,
ftrlft*erl•ald. I '1All I can tell you la that it'•
burned down lo tower (•Id lift)
No. 3 and Lt'• beadlna IOUtb -
tbat'• all I have lo time lo tell
you,;;.:d &arl Adams, owner ot the a.tLodae.
He Nici tbe blaae wu two miles
from bll aid ladle aact movu..
eloNr. The ftre ltarted OD adJa·
cent Thunder llouataia.
No evacuations were lm·
mediately ordered.
The f1amel 1traddJed tbe Lola
Ant••·San Bernardino County
line, which la the dlvldin1 line
there for the Ail1elea and San
BemardlnoNatlonal Foresta.
The fire started ln tlte An1e&es
Natlonal Foreat, wberefirewam·
lng1 had been Issued the paat
week becauae of dry weather and
the Santa Ana winds.
Denoa aald crews from the U.S.
Forest Service, San Bemardlno
·and Callfom la Department of
Forestry foucbt the blaze, but he .
dld not know how maDy men were
fllhtlngtheflre .
Hilh wtnda prevented the use or
aircraft to fight the flames, of.
flclaluaid. ·
Shark killed
by clammer
off HB sands
A four-fool blue shark was
killed by a clam digger SWlday
al Bolsa Cltica Stale Beach in
HunUngt.on Beach, a lifeguard
reported today.
Ken Burton said the shark
came ashore during low tides at
about 3:30 p.m. on the beach
north of Golden West Street.
He said an unidentified clam
dleger struck the shark with his
pitch fork.
Burton said that blue sharks
are classlfled as man eaters.
"They normally grow lo about
nine feet long. Thia waa a small
one but It could stlll take a big hunkoutofyou."
Burton said the shark had
marks on ita back that Indicated
It may have been injured by a
boat propeller.
I.' Security age
hike voiced
WASHINGTON CAP>
Caspar Weinberger, a close
economlc adviser to President-
elect Ronald Reagan, cited the
longer life span or the average
American as a reason for his
support of a rise In the Social
Security retirement age from 85.
"I think ihere are many re-reasons to do that, so long as It's
done gradually and so long as
It '11 done ln an entirely equitable
and falr way," he said.
He alAO noted there Is a grow·
Ing desire by people to work
beyond age 85.
'· i
another Is being sou1ht by police
today after a man reported that
two suspecU had attempted to
rob him at knlfepolnt outalde a
Casino in Reno
. , San Clemente liquor store.
omcen reported that the men
confronted the victim ouulde
Fred's Uquor Store, 220 S. Ola
Vista, al about 10:15 p.m. f'ri.
day. Further detalls were not
av all able.
Police lat.er arrested Mark T.
Berndt, 19, whose addresa was
also not available, as a suspect
In the robbery, followtn1 a dla·
tu rbance at the Red Fox
l!A>unge, 23> S. El Camino Real,
San Clemente, shortly after 11 p.m. Friday.
DAILY PILOT
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Ope-i-ation.s rwar
JWrmal after blaze
RENO Nev. (AP) -Opera·
t1on1 at Hanah 'a Club are near·
ly back lo normal today after a
kitchen fire &mday forced about
1,500 patrona lo nee the club ln •
reminder of the MGM Grand
Hotel'• mulµ-fatal fire In Lu
Ve1aa.
No lnjurtes were reported ln
the fire that b~ out Juat after
10 SwMlay nllht In a kitchen at
the 25-atory, 824-room hotel·
culno, aut.borttJe1 aald.
The fire wu extin1u11hed ln 10
minute. with moat d•malt limited lo the kltchen of t Steatbouae Restaurant ln
hotel'• buemeot, aaJd Rno '1n
DtpartllMDt BattaUoo Cbltl Jim
NtU.
About 500 lodt•n and 1,000
1ambllnc 1ue1ta were evacuated
from the bulldlnc 15 mlnut"
att.r the ftN ltarted, aald hcMl
1111Me1womaa Candy Pearce. By
,.. ~ all tue1ta had ...
t.atned lo tbe bOtel, •be added.
Frlcley'a fire at the llOM
Grand killed at l•ut M and I.ft.
Jufed llllDft thm flOO.
"TIM 1molle wu pretty well
f.nneled out.ad•," Neil aald. ·~N WU tome 1mollt ln tht
bulldlnJ b&at notbln' tbat
ri:;111eted an1dan1er.' ut lobn Wtlll of J'ort
Lauderdale l'la., lD bJI roam on
tilt ltla door, aald be felt dart..._. ..S tbat &Mn ... .........
··A buddy of mine down the
hall heard people acreamlng,"
WelH said. "He ban1ed on my
door for. about five nilnutes until
I woke up. There was no fire but
the smoke was ln the hall."
Guest.a huddled ln robet and
slippers ln the freezing cold out·
aide the hotel.
Fro• Pa9e A I
ALISO •••
would be a problem.
"We are not a wealthy or·
1anl1ation," he aald. "llaybe
"• can 1et another 1roup lo 1et Involved, alao."
In bl• dtclaloob Judie Lee
found that the Vi •C• Laswia
tontentloo that alternatives lo
the project weren't comldered
by AlllO Viejo, 11 r.ca,utNd by
1tate law "wu unaupPOftable."
Villas• La1un1 also arf\ltd
that the developer'• envfron·
mental Impact report cldn't ln·
elude naea1ure1 to frtvent
1lorm water runoll and lmurt
protectloa ot archaeoloaoal and
blltorieal l"elOW'Cft wlUilil &be
bounds ol the propoHd dtvtlop-
mtnt. · Tht J\9dct dJdn 1t nalt on tboM f
t11ue1, Hytn1 they would be
mon rnately comldend
durlat plannint 1ta1t1 .
Fr•• r.,,e Al
QUAKE TOLL RISES • • • 1.,,., .. ., '•
~·Rome sr,ihs
~ helhno hluno Naples-.'•.~·....,. .....
-~··· Salerno ~ ;:tenu
Eboh -0 50 I
Miles ......... DISASTEA IN ITALY,
Map looete• queke
Fro• Page A I
MGM •••
concerned, the investigation ls
concluded."
Gift shops at other hotels re·
ported brisk sales or film as peo-
ple took photographs of the MGM
Grand. Traffic snarls, some over
a mile long, plagued the Strip as
1awken lined up to view the
wreckage.
Parriah said the blaze began In
electrical circuita above a de·
licatessen on the hotel's main
VICTIMS OF FIRE
FIND ROOMS LOOno--M
floor and smoldered for four
hours before exploding down out
of the celling in a fireball that sent
dense smoke upward through
elevator shafts.
Guests dangled out of windows
by ~heels and, despite warn·
Inga from firefighters with
bullhorns, some jumped ln at-
tempts to save themselves. At
least three people were killed that
way.
Man rescues wife,
kids from fire
FRESNO CAP> -A Fresno
man dashed into his burning
home several times to rescue his
three children, wife and dog ear·
iy today, Mld·Vailey flrefllhten
reported.
Thomas N. Moore got his
family and pet outalde aafely,
but the fire caused $75 ,400
damage to the home and garage.
The 1arage and $25,000 worth or
furniture inside were destroyed.
Savlnp lo the home and con·
tenta wu estimated at $21 ,000.
the mot.mlainou.s Interior prov·
Ince of Potenza reported more
than 1.50deaths.
Pre.nuer Arnaldo Forlani
called an emergency Cabinet
meeting, which proclaimed a
day or national mourning, then
new south with Italian President
Sandro Pertini to visit the
stricken area .
Pope John Paul II sent a tele-
1ram to the cardinal of Naples
expressing his "shock" for the
"unspeakable suffering" or the
population, and be named a
"special representative bishop to
coordinate church relief efforta.
"I saw the buildin1• move like waves of the sea," aaid Luigi
Lannone, who wu drivin1 near
Salemo when the first' quake hit.
Woman dies,
son hurt in
Canyon crash
A head-on collision on Live
Oak Canyon Road in the
Trabuco Canyon area Sunday
left one woman dead and her son
critically injured.
Pronounced dead at Mission
Community Hospital ahortly
after the accident at 1:80 p.m.
Wal Mary AJln Sobrilo, 38, of
Trabuco Canyon. A hospital
spokesman said Mrs. Sobrilo's
son, carman Sobrito, 18, is in
critical condition.
Also injured in the crash were
Kirk A. Winterroth, 25 , and
Michael Restig, 18. Both men
are from Orange. Winterroth
and Resllg were taken lo Sad·
dleback Community Hospital
where they were treated and re-
leased.
A spokesman for the
Californla Highway Patrol said
Winterroth was traveling north
on Live Oak Canyon Road when
his vehicle collided head.on with
the Sobrilo vehicle.
The CHP spokesman said the
accident is under investigation.
Students protest
BJ R ZEIT. Occupied West
Bank CAP) -Israeli troops
fired in the air and used tear gas
to break up a violent demonstra·
lion today by 200 Arab students
at Bir 1.eit University on the OC·
cupied West Bank of the Jorda.n
River.
The Casual Side of Rugby . ..
I~ ()()(ton ruot>/ ahorll.anct Pllnll,
tvallabll In 00for1 d rtd, white,
khlkl. lky bk.le, n1VY. and gold
Aleo. the ciMliC blr Mrte>e rugt:Jv thin,
In I pofylcoeton bllrd.
J
"It was something terrible."
Aftershocks continued throulh
the night. Countle11 thousands
spent the night in the open. A
heavy fog hung over the disaster
area Inland from the Gulf of
Salerno as the government
rushed in medical teams, tenta
and bulld<nen.
Doctors canceled a nationwide
strike scheduled for today and
reported to their hospitals or
rushed lo the disaster area.
Seismologists said the quake
was centered at Eboli, 17 miles
southeast or Salerno, and of·
flclals reported at least 11 peo-
ple were killed there.
,...,.... Page Al
ALIVE ••.
fused so none of us could claim
anything."
"It was the most defensive
people trying to get everybody
out of the premises. It was com-
pletely dlsorganized."
After their rescue, the Patinos
were put up at the Las Vegas
Hiiton at their own expense.
"We paid for everything,"
Palino said. "We are planning
on sendin& the bill lo the MGM, -
but we don •t know lf they will
pay."
Their at.ory of what transpired
Friday morning was similar lo
thatofolhersurvlvors.
"We dldn't bear any alarms."
Palino said. "I woke up at 8:30
because there were sirens out·
side. I went to the window and
looked and there was a lot of
smoke ln front or the window."
Schmitz sets
county talks
State Sen. John G. Schmitz,
Newport Beach, will hold two
"town hall" meeUngs In south
Orange County Tuesday.
Schmllz will meet his cooati-
tuents al Saddleback College,
Room 558, at 28000 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, from
5:30 to 7 p.m.
Later that same night he will
discuss recent legislation and
answer questions at Dana Hills
High School, Room SOS and 412,
from 8 to 9:30. The school is
located al 33333 Street of the
Golden Lantern In Dana Point.
AL'S GARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 844·7030
.
WK... 73, NO. llt, • l9CT10N1. • ~AGU
LAS ¥mAS (AP) -Tbe ftre
cbief al a.an CouDty 1.W today •
tlaat oftletall tried wit.bout •uc· ceea tlU year to penude the
operatan ol tbe MG II Grud
Hotel to eJQ)Ud the sprinkler
1y1tem in the buildiDa where M
were killed and 5001Qjured.
The hotel had 1prtnklen only OD·
the buement, flnt floor and tbe
aeth floor, and eueau said tbey
beard no alarml before cbold.na
black smoke filled th• 28-atory
* * * Irvine
~victim'
rwt dead
'ay PAUL SIMON
~~-rttff For much of a day. Luz Patino
of Irvine was No. 16 on a
partial list of victims of the
catastrophe al the MGM Grand
Hotel, thought to be one of the 84
people wbo died in the nation's
11econd worst hotel fire.
As it turned out, the Clark
County coroner's office was
wrong -not once but twice -
and a tired Mrs. Patino and her
husband Rafael were reunited
with their relieved friends and
relatives Saturday night in
Orange County.
"We never were separated.
We always were close to each
other," said Patino, 41, who
stayed with his 27-year·old wife
in their 16th floor room and
thought of tbeil' two children
after billowing clouda of smoke
blocked their exi~ Friday mom·
in&.l
"D=:ie disaster we were just g about what they
were going to d<> wtthopt us," said Patino. "We were Just loet , for a while."
But alter two houn of waitin1 the Patimll were led to safety by
a flrenpter.
Mrs. Patino had bee"n listed
Saturday among the victims of
the fire because a convention
badge with her name on it was
found near a body, coroner's
spokeswoman ElJiabeth Bradiey
biil.._ J'riday. lt.wu not c•ar waa.u..r additloaal aprialden
mllb& have helped dimlniab tbe
deatla toll from the flre, wblcb wu
Ule aec:ond wont in an American
bole I. ' Clatk CQunty Coroner Otto
a.-veabolt laid be dld not eXPect ilhat any more bod.lea would turn·
up.
ButDickMayne,tbechiefdepu·
ty coroner, 1aid today it was
_possible additional bod.lea would
be found wMD tbe balement wu
dralaed al water. lie WOUid not
predletbow many. 1 "Between what we know from
llltl al people the "'" J>eDart. ment bu . . . there's a poaalliility
\bat more may be found," Mayne
••id. Mayne said 80 of the 84 victims
have beenidentified.
"We've got all butone male and
three females, Identified," be
said.
sa~d~t when Mrs. Patloo's name ltJaat holidag?
was heard on news broadcasts,
she contacted authorities to re·
port she was alive.
In addition to wron1ly report·
Ing Mn. Palino as dead, the cor-
oner's office had listed ber name
backwards, as Palino Luz.
The Patinos were attending a
computer hardware convention.
Patino believe s th-at the
woman whose body was thought
to be that of his wife stumbled
Into their room and died of
smo ke inhalation after they
were brought out. The only iden·
Ufication on or near her body
must have been the badge, he
said.
The Patinos walled to reclaim
t heir belongings left in the
r avaged hotel a nd then n ew
home to Irvine . They were
critical of the management of
the MGM Grand.
•'The security of the building
was really bad, said Patino.
"MGM management was com·
pletely rotten. The most impor-
t ant thln1 for them was the
money, not the people."
Patino called MGM 's move to
permit guests in to reclaim their
things Saturday "the most dil·
organized thing we could find.
They tried fo aet all of us con-
(See AUVS., Pate A!)
* * *
This handsome-looking turkey ian 't any more excited
about having his proffie taken than he is about the up-
coming Thanksgiving celebration. Especially since be'•
the cream of the crop, weigbin1 30 pound.I, amon1 bis
fellow gobblers at Misty Acres Farm ln Freeport, Maine.
Hundreds fleeing
TWo timber fires
MOUNT BALDY (AP) -Hun·
dreds of foothill residents were
told to evacuate their homes this
afternoon as two forest fires
whipped by Santa Ana winds of
nearly 100 mph raced tbrou1h
timberland in the An1elea and
San Bemardino1'aUonal forests.
There were no immediate re-
ports of damage from either
blaze, which totalled about 800 acres by mid-day but the Mount
Baldy fire which 1tarted at
about 3:30 a.m. bad consumed
800-700 acr~ by noon and wu
headlnt toward• this ruaUc
mountain re1e>rt.
The second blaze be1an at •
about 11 a.m. in the Upper
W atennan Canyon area about
three miles north of downtown
San Bernardino and spread to
100 acres within •s minutes.
The entire Baldy area was
evacuated from Snowcreat south
to M<Mmt Baldy Vlllage, a four-
to five-mile str~tcb containing a
nomber of cabins and the
Snowcrest Lodte ski resort.
U .S . Forest Service
1pok•man Gene Knight said the
area had ~ to 1,000 year.round
residents.
9range couple
The San Bernardino County
Sberttf'a Department was uk·
ing all residents in the Upper
Waterman Tract to evacuate.
California Department of
Forestry spokeswoman LoVae
Martinez said she didn't know
bow many persona were in·
volved, but s&i'd-the number of
homes• in the area was "in the
hundreds." .among MGM dead
BJ Aa'l'llU& L VINffBL ... Diiiy .........
A YOUlll Oran1e County COU·
pie, w9d -11 a few weeb, are
amona tbe dead Ill l'rlday'a dia· utrout 11011 Orud Hotel ftn
and they periabed on the lut day ol a computer eofaferenee,
olftriala ol PriDtronls IDe., COii·'
llrmed today. .
Tbey wwe ldentlfled .. Prtn·
tronla marlleUn1 produet m....,... l:dward C. Herrtq, •.
and bll wtt., GeDele BarUettHer· .rtaa.•,al<>nqe.
Jeny IUDc. rice pl'9ldeat I« bumaa rwourc .. of tbe ftrm
wbleb baa two addre1H1 ln JniM, .... tbe Herrtnp ....
alDCMll a ~ al M .. ,..., ..
Ill LM V .... I« the b_.. rs trt.,.
Tben wu tom• co•f•loa
over Mn. Herrln1'• atatut
beeauae ol her ~t marrt .. •
and lbe wu lilted twice on Al.·
aoelated Preel cuualtJ rmten,
onee by her maiden name.
"lh~bod1 II accounted for
now,'• KlDI 1ald today, addiDC that 14 Printronlx •mploy .. ln
all made tbe traite trip, mclud-
ln1 a woman et lfnt erroMOU11Y
un.dudead. ·
Be aa1d Hnral suffered
mlnor amote lnhalaUon and tbe
wlf• ol one employ" wa1 de-~
tal.aed at tbe boepital for a brW
time for further tr•atmeat
before belac nleaMd.
Kiili allo •aid the 1untvon amona the 1roup from Prla·
troala were tb• victim• of ~ P:NJ'lal OD YalUblll llft Ill blaek••d ,_ ., tM 11011
Grand.
The blue wu burnina on both
1id" ol Hlpway 18, forclns the California Highway Patrol to
clo1e tbe route between
Crestline ahd San Bernardino.
Tbe San Bernardino N aUonal
Fornt wu a1lo cloeed to all ·
recreatloa, u the Angela forest
baa been 11nce lut week.
Reagan'a
• aon· marriea
NEW YORK (AP) -
llonald P. R .. 1an, th• zr., ... ~ dlneer 10D of
the pl'9kllnt .. 1ect, mar·
rled bll llv•lll ~
Wa11t a email ceremon1
•ot attended bJ bh ,. .......
Fireadef Roy Paniab, in alive
Interview from Lu Ve1u OD
ABC·TV'• "Good llornlnt
America" 1bow, 1aidftre olftdala'
and buUdlnl inlpeeton met wlth llG II oftldall and the compeny'1
arcbitectt a few montba aio. Par-
riab 1ald be later sot • letter from the arcbiteda aa)'in& thatat.ne.t an
enlar1ed 1prtnkler system wu
not required \mder emtiq law,
theywerenotaotnatodolt.
Meanwhile, MGM official11ald
they would reopen the boMl aad
culno la seven IDODtbl with aU Ila
tormerllltter.
But Jl'red Bennlnaer, cbalrmln of tbe board of llGM Ol'dd
Hotell Inc., woW4 DOt11ya..tar
wbetbll' the new MGll 0 .....
would include •molt• detedlln «
aprinklen in allf09ml.
"It may have been a bl .. lq ln
d111uile" that the alarm = did not ID off at tbe llGll rm4,
Benniqer said. "A lot of "*'
Reacues hampered
Deva Sta
•
Wouldbave.-.meotbeMUWQa ..
aid IUllfoea&ed from tbe ......
ltarilll ID tbelr rooma m11 Uft '
aav-..Stbem."
"" amet• 1ald tbeJ would e .... tMlr 1nve1t11ation ol tM
blaetoday:
"W• may ban some olDelaa.
from Wubibaton and elNwbere
IOllll in tbtN to obHrve what
happened," Hid Capt. R~
Din1man ... But u far u we re
(See llGM, Pase .U)
kill 1;012 lft.
NAPLES, Italy (AP) -A
aeries of devastating earth·
a1:1ues that battered southern Itily killed at least 1,012 in
cities, towns and villa1es, and
injured more than 1,000, officials
reported today.
Next to him, bis grandparents
had been crushed to death under
the stones.
Fragmentary reports from the
town of Sant' An1elo dei Lom-
bardi in Avellino province in·
dicated 300 perished in that
town.
State pressure
Pescopagano, another.., pov-
erty-stricken small town in the
province of AvelUno, reported 70
bodies had been recovered from
the debria.
The quake, measuring 6.8 on
the· Richter scale, destroyed
<See QUAKE, Pace A2> Thousands were homeless
alter shivering through a foggy .
free:iing night outside their col-
lapsed homes and apartment
buildings. The Italian govern·
ment declared a day of national
mourning and dispatched 10,000
soldlerstothesbattered area.
Rescue efforts were hampered
by damage to roads and rail
lines,
At the small town of Belvano,
IO mil" eut of Naples, the wall• of the church of Santa
Maria Auunta colla~ on an
evenln1 Mu• filled with
cblldren. llore than 50 bocl1el •er.a.. removed ltom t.he rubble.
ba1f of them cbildrea.
Newport to update
housing pOlicy?
Firemen nre able to aave a
2-year-old bo1. 1till boldln1 a toy
car, from the church rubble.
Teem saved I
by action
of witnesses
Police claim a pair of 19-year-
old women, injured when the car
they were riding in spun out of
control landin1 on Its roof in a
ditch late Saturday, may owe
their lives to some alert
Newport Beach residents.
Residents in Newport'•
Harbor View Homes area
notified police when they beard
the crash of the car ott
MacArthur Boulevard near Ford
Road.
Driver Suzanne Chirpka of
Newport Beach and pusenger
Lauri Perida of Huntington
Beach were trapped ln.aide the
wreckage or the car and bad to
be cut out by paramedics.
. BOtb are in satisfactory condi·
lion today at Hoag Memorial
Hospital.
Police claim tbe injured
women could have remained
trapped in1ide the car until
daylight had not the residents
notified police.
B1 '1_BVE llAaBLE
Of .................
·Newport Beaclt etty officials
are comidertng updating their
six-year-Old houatn1 policy, un-
der attack frotn state officlala
and the IUbject or a lawault, and
aendinl the blll to Scaramento.
City Coundl members will de·
clde toQl«bt whether to hire a
couultant at $56,233 to revise
the city's 1974 houain1 element.
· City Manager Robert Wynn
said there i1 exhtin1 ltate Jaw
that calla for the 1tate to pick up
the tab on city expenses created
by additional state law.
Wynn contends that until last September, when a new as·
embly bill was passed, the
state's housing policy was ad·
visory and not mandatory.
But. Wynn says, the new 1tate
law changed that, making many
of the state housin• .guidelines into enforceable law.
Officials from lhe state
Department of Housing and
Community Development see
things differently, though.
Last Seftember, Just prior to
pa11age o the new law, HCD of·
flclala scolded Newport for hav-
ing a housing element that they
sa1d wu out of date and in·
complete.
Paul Turner, an HCD policy
development chief, cbar1ed
Newport was placin1 a con·
aiderable burden on neigbborinl
cities such u Huntinlton Beach
and Costa Mesa by not providing
living quarters for low and
moderate lnc:o1:De wa1e earners.
Car thief suspect
caught after chase
A police stakeout ln an effort
to halt a ~·lool 1pree of at
leaat 50 report4!C1 car buratartea
in UC IrviJM parklq Iota 'pald
off early SUnday with capture of
one 1mpec:t. follQwlne a uo mph
purault that ended on a San
Dle10 Freeway offramp.
·The arrest of Arthur L. Sblne,
lt, of San Die10, turned out to be a cooperative effort as olf-duty ·
otftcen oo toot and In tbelr own
v•b1d• joined the chue.
SbiDe, wbo WU at the Wheel of
• Ponebe * wbea lt crubed near l'J,.,, Road, waa nUlbed
from lhnlbbel')' around a Mex-
ico r.taurant near the 1cene.
He wa1 booked Into <>nap
CoUaty Jall OD 1uaplctoa al auto tbtft, eer bur1l1r1 aad ,..,..._ ot atol.. pl'Ol)elty 1 wltb baU 1et at tu,oo6 ana
Po1albl'-mon ebar1•• to be ....................
. "W•"n ,_..... tlae ,.,_,
maa .._, n.llJ bow bow lo
drive the car," iaya UC Irvine
campus Police Chlef Michael
Michell, addJns that the '25,000
Porsche wu really Just barely
cruiatnc.
He tald Officer Tom
Mu .. elwblte, who wu In pursuit
behind the 1peedln1 German
hl1h performance car which bad
been stolen eilbt day• earlier in
San DielO wu barely able to
keep up In bl.a 1quad car.
"For aome reason, be dec•ded
to tak• UM tumoff at El Toro
Road and failed to ne1ot1ate It."
. Chief llkbell Mid, addtq that tbe .,...., coupe •uff•nd ..,..
dam• m tlM eeddent . Re lllld UC lntne police s,t.
Al II.._.,., leader of the cu
eloat =1111!111 squad, Wll OD
patrol 1:40 p.m . .-be
Spotted two IDID breakinl IDlo
a•otller Germaa 1edan Har-
llt1a Court.
He radioed for a11l1tuce,
tlltD went to latiif1.:!d • ...... u..two ...
(lleCBAIS,P ...
FuJther, Turner said Newport should have revised its 1974
nousin& poUcy rto later than July
l , 1979. He said Newport, bavtni
mined Uie July date, was grant-
ed a 9o-day-exten1ion which it
also milled.
Wynn1 thoup, said the new
state law should take the air out
of the HCD's argument. He said
be believes the city Is now will· ing to update its housing policy
providing the state picks up the
bill.
No word has corne from lhe
HCD on bow it interprets the
latest developme.nts.
Meanwhile. the city is facing a
(See POUCY, Page AZ>
Stock market
continues on
'down slide'
.NEW YORK (AP> -The stock market fell sharply today,
continuing the slide that began Friday.
The Dow Jones average of 30
induatriala, off 11.88 potn" Fri· day, dropped 978.o7 the first five
hours of'tradinc today.
Loaen opened a 3·1 lead over
gainen among New York Stock
Excbante·listed issues.
After the euphoria that
followed the election of Ronald
Reagan to the presidency,
analysts Uid the market flnally
succumbed late last week to the
steady riae of interest rates.
There were forecasts today
that rates will 10 blgber still u
the Federal Reserve struggles to
slow the rapid growth of tbe
money 1upply.
Coast
Weather
stroac pty north Yt'inda
be lo.-CaQYOnl late today.
Lowttonllht 42 to 52. Hltbl · Tu.day (n low to middle
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LOS ANOl:LU <AP) Coavlcted Alpbabet BomNr
Muha,.. Kurbetovlc wu Mateaeed to Ml• la prtaoa today tor
the murdlr ol tarM people la I 1"1' bomb6DI ll Loi Ml•'" In·
t.eraatJooal Airport.
"n.&a it tM mott d...,._. mu ID Califonala c\ll&Ody.''
O.puty Dlatrict Atto,_y DiMo lol8aicb told Superior Court
Jud(e Nancy Wat.ton before IM llDPCJMCI ..-..a. -~~~ Durtna the MDtenclal beariDI, oov-.d lD UM -eowtroom by
t.elevl1ion camtr11 under aa n~l MW 1tate law, Krubqovlc altetbately made fae91 at ,....,...,., ,..,. ap·
plawied the pr0Htutor'1 remarb and m.cr. Impromptu i.1al
motion., 1uch 11 a reque1t to 1tay 1tateadn1 until hll
eye11..,.. were found.
TfUtlcn> ltll• rr~.., bo•I; 3 .., .....
NEW ORLEANS <AP > -A tanker collided witb a workboat
near the mouth of the Miaaiaslppl River today and the Cout
Guard said t.hree ·men from the workboat wfre mlulne, one
perhapa trapped lo wreckaae hanatna on the tanker'• bow. One
man wu reacued. · Petty officer Joe Glt»on aaid a diver entered the 1ubmer1ed
52.foot crew boat Sallie P, but lt wu no\ lmlllediately known
whether other crewmen aurvlved th~ pre-dawn collillon wl\h the
tanker Coutal Transport. No one aboard the 488-foot Coastal Transport waa hurt,
Gibson aaJd, nor was there any pollution from its carao of
cau1Uc soda.
Gold and •llver fall -,
NEW YORK <A P > -Gold and silver plummeted on United
States markets today. ,..
Gold traded at '619, down $19, after closing at $831 in Lon·
don .
Silver traded al $18.05, down $1.32. • Rising interest ratea tend to bring down prtcea of precious
meta la.
Pri11r~ Cltarl~• ••aro , .... loer
a&NO, Nev. (AP) -Opera•
UoM M Harnh'• Club .,. ....,.
ly back to normal today an.-a
ldtelMD nr. Sunday forced about
l,IOO pi&rODt to flee 1.M chab ia a
remlader ol U.. 11011 Grud
Ho&el't IDllW·fatal tire la LU
V•1u.
No lajuries were reported la
tba flN I.bat broke out JUlt .,..,
10 au.day mlbt m a klk• 111
tb• U..1tory, IM·room betel· cutao, 8Ultbarttiel Hid.
TM ftre WM ntiDfu1abed in 10
mtoute1 wltb moat od1ma\E limited to tbe ldtebe._ ot SteakbouH a.taurant la a.ot.l'• buemem, 1ald a.no Fire
Department Battalion Chief Jim
N•ll.
About 500 lod1era and l,000
1amblln11uesta were evacuated
from the buildinl 16 mlnutel
after the fire started, aald hotel
1pokeawoman Candy Pearce. By
thl• momln1, all 1ue1t.1 had re·
turned to the hotel, 1he a~.
Frlday'1 tire at the MGM
Grand killed at lea1t 84 and in-
jured more than 500.
''The 1moke wa1 pretty well
funneled outlide," Neil aald.
''There wu tome 1moke In the
bulldlne but nothint that
r epresented any danger."
But John Welaa o f Fort
Lauderdale{ Fla., in his room on
the 8th f oor, aaid he felt
threatened and that there was
no warning.
•·A buddy of mine down the
hali heard people screaming,"
Welas sald. "He banged on my
door for about five minutes witil
I woke up. There was no fire but
the s moke was In lhe hall."
Guest.a huddled in' robes and
slippers ln UMt treezln( cold out·
side the hotel.
'High seeed race'
kills Santa Anan
A U.year-old Santa Ana man
WH killed early Sunday Wf\en
hi.I car careened out of control
on a ~rt Beach 1treet, end·
lnl a h1 -•peed 1treet Mee he
repa y wu enaa1ed In.
An JI.year-Old Newport Beach
man wll arrested at the acene
of the Jamboree Road accldent
on vehicular man1lau1hter
char1• for his role In the Illegal
car race, poUce aald.
John William George, a Santa
Ana bu1ine11man, was pro-
nounced dead on the acene,
where hia car left the road,
became airborne and landed on
Ju top ln a field near Ea•tbluff
Drive. Police 1&Jd the Santa Ana man
waa ej~ from his 1979 black
Cadillac as It fiew throuah the
air.
Victor Gre1ory Sidler, a
treabman 1tudent at Orange
Coaat College and a Corona del
Mar reeideot, was alle1edly rac·
Ina the Santa Ana man north on
Jamboree Road at about 1 a.m .
Police aaid the 18-year-old,
who1e car never made contact
wlth the Cadlllac, stopped at the
1cene and then dJove back
towards the police station when
he realized the other driver wu
injured.
The 18-year-old told police that
midway to the poUce station he
uw emergency vehlcle1 head-
ing toward the accident and re·
turned to the scene himaeU.
He wu arrested when be. re·
turned to the scene of the acci·
dent and later waa releaMd on
$2,500 bail.
Police Hid they don't believe
the dead man and the 18-year-
old knew each other .
•'
NEW DELHI. India CAP) -Brttaln'a Prince Charles ar-
ri ved here tDday to start a l3·day tour of "modem India." The
heir to the British throne stepped off the Royal Air Force jet to a
rormal but low·key reception at Delhi airport and an organized
but polite protest.
OftM• rr~ re•11•e• pt•• ... llfl ofl
ISLESBORO, Maine CAP) -Cleanup crews today resumed
slphonJng oll from the ruptured tanker Christian F. Reinauer,
which struck an otrshore ledge and spilled 60,000 gallons of fuel
into Penob8cot Bay.
QUAKE ...
hun'dredB of buildings, including
a lO·atory apartment house in
Na plea.
Casualty totals increased as
more re ports wer e recel ved
from the 29 cities, towns and
villages that suffered the most
damage In the Naples·Salemo
area of southern Italy.
Light/ ingered
jogger grabs
COBtly ring
Frota Page Al
ALIVE •••
fuaed so none of ua could claim
anything."
"It was the most defensive
people trying to gel e verybody
out of the premises. It was com·
plet.ely disorganized."
f 'ront Pag~ A I
MGM. • •
:·. concerned, the inveatiaallon 1s
:.• . concluded."
Gift shops at other hot.ell re·
ported brisk sales of film aa pee>·
pie took photograph• of the MGM
Grand. Traffic snarls, some over
a mile long, plagued the Strip u
gawkers lined up to view the
wreckage
Parnsh 11a1d lhe blaze began in
eleclrkal circuits above a de·
licatessen on tht1 hotel's main
VICTIMS OF FIRE
FIND ROOMS LOOTEO--A4
floor and smoldered for four
hours before exploding down out
of the celling In a fireball thatsent
,• dense smoke upward through
... elevator shafl.11.
Guesl.11 dangled out of windows
by bedaheel.11 und, despite warn·
inga from rlreflghtera with
bullhoma, some jumped In at
tempta to save themeelves. Al
lea11t three people were killed that
way
Santa sets slate
for Fashion Isle
Santa Claus will begin hla
Chris tmas aeaaon 1tay at
Newport Reach'• Fashion b land
this Fr1day when he arrives by
helicopter at 1 r..m. ln the park·
Ing lot near Ne man Marcus de·
partment atore.
Santa, who'll aet up shop In
the shopping cente r 's Stage
Court, will be available for vla·
!talion dally from 11 a.m. to 8
p.m. and on Sundays from noon
to 5 p.m.
O"ANOI COAIT ' .
DAILY PILOT
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Cops nab 3
in Irvine
unrehouse
They may have been plannina
a beer bust but they ended up
the aubjecta of a police bust
Saturday night a nd Sunday
morning when three yo uths were
captured ln two episodes al an
Irvine beverHe imoort flrm.
A team of officers which first
de1cended on Montezuma Im·
porta Inc., 2!590 S. Eaat Main St ..
called in the Fountain Valley
Police Department canlne team
for help ln ca pturlna one
burglar. Toby, a German shepherd
handled by Officer John Quinzlo,
helped sniff out a 16-year-old
h id i ng inside the darkened
warehouse, where police who
answered a 11lent alarm knew
one burglar hid.
Seconds after they arrived,
they aaw a shadowy figure close
the ware~ door, which had
been pried open, from the ln.slde,
but they apparently missed two
others crouched in the forel1n
beer diatrlbutor1hlp.
Shortly before dawn Sunday,
while the lone teenager wu be·
Ing proceaed into Orange Coun·
ty Juvenile Hall on a buralary
chace, police Hid a silent alarm
at the firm went oft again.
Thia Ume when poUce prowled
throulh the firm which handles
Doa Eqllia beer, several calt!I of
which were found atacked up
beside the pried door, they
llu1hed two more 1uapect1.
JnveaU1ators aald they booked
Robert Grayaon O.Fever, 1.8, of
14631 Hl1hrHt Clrcl•, on
bur1lary char1H at Oran1e
County Jail. A.nOt.Mr all•f:!:c·
complice, 11ed te, waa eel
into Juvtn.lle hall alone with tbt
fint.
The 1tacked caae1 of bffr •• ,. returned to the d11tribution
firm , poll~ Hid.
Addre11 eet
tJy Berge1on
Marten Ber1tt001 .R·NtwPOrf.
.. acb, wtll addr•• memben ot
UM Corona ct.I Mar Ch1mber ot
Commere. Tulltd•Y mom1n1 at thelllmnanUbrary. lln. Ber..-. , ... a.ctect th1I
moatb to I MOOli"d lWO•)'tlr letJn,
II H~ todllcUN herconUnu· · ... etron.t to .. ,.,... ..... ln· deatqol&Muua..o...tu.
A ••t'n•M•1 -...iut wW be ..,.. .. ,....., .. tM ......... .
ba1 . TM lltermaa Ubrur II
ICN!•tedetlM 1 . ~ ffilltw•r.
"We have only our eyes left to
cry," said the mayor of San
M an10. a t own of 1,800 In
Avellino province. "My house,
m y car, everything is gone.
There la no one left up there."
The quake was felt from Slcily
to the Alpa, but the hardest hit
area was northeast of the bay of
Salerno. More than 100 deaths
were reported in the provinces
of Salemo and Avellino, while
the mountainous Interior prov·
Ince of Potenza reported more
than lSOdeaths.
J> r em1e r Arnaldo l''orlani
c alled an emergency Cabinet
meeting, which proclaimed a
day of national mourning, then
flew south with Italian President
Sandro Perlini to visit the
stricken area.
Pope John Paul II sent a tele·
gram to the cardinal of Naples
expressin& his "shock" for the
"unspeakable suffering" of the
population. and he named a
special representative bishop to
coordinate church relief efforts.
"I saw the buildtn11 move like
wavea of the aea," said Lui&i
Lannone, who waa driving near
Salerno when the first quake hit.
"It wu something terrible."
Aftershocks continued through
the night. CountleH thousands
1pent the nllht In the open. A
heavy fog hung over the dlaaater
area Inland from the Gulf ofl
Salerno as the government'
ru1hed ln medical team1, tents
and bulldozers.
Fro• Pag~ A I
CHASE ••.
~oft on foot .and one Jumped lnto
the car and 1ped fa way, Chief
Ml cbell 1ald today.
He added that UCJ 'police 1tu-
dent emr.loyee Colleen MUl•1 who had uat 1otten off work ano
WH wa kln1 home , saw the
aetaway car speed by and caJled
lo ltl dlrectJon of travel with a
hand·held radlo 1he carried.
Chlef Michell Hld UCI Officer
MUIHIWhlte took a 1ue11 that,
the n.etn1 1uapec:t would try to
1et on the freeway and waited at
Cam91.11 and Unlver1lty drtvet1 waltlna Ind soomint ln behlnol
hlm ln b1I patrol car.
They were aouthbound on t.ht
San DlelJC) Fr .. way when olt·
duty Hunun.ton Beach offlcen1~
Robert Med"' and Monroe ••,ron.
1
ty" M1..,.y, Jo&ned th• unwt.
Chltf Michell Hid tle1 were
ln1trument1I In helpln1 track
down 8tdM on foot ln the 1hrub-
Mry after 1toppln1 at th• actne .
where the 1tolen car cracked up.
"We're 1UU trylna to find bl•
runnin1 mate," Chltf Michell
Hid today.
ff• 111d car bur1l•rf" in UCJ panlftl IG&a had reached 1..cb
•t11dy •pldtmlc proportion• tbat th• 1pecl1l detail was
form.cl &o patrol the loU at...,,...
Mpta1 to c1ptun the tblev•.
" 1
A Newport Beach woman, jog-
ginl alool the Balboa Peninsula
beach late Saturday, found
heraeU out a tour carat, *30,000
diamond ring after briefly hold·
Ing hands with an unknown male
Jo11er with a soft touch
Police said the youthful male
joager with s houlder-le ngth
blond hair ran up alon11lde the
woman. aald hello and playfully
erabbed her hand.
Seconds later. when thf' un-
known jogaer dropped the
woman's hand, said good night
and ran off in an opposite direc-
tion, she noticed her expensive
dia mond Mna was mlaalng.
She told police she yelled for
the man to atop and dashed after
him, but wu unable to close the
distance between the m . She
later told offi cers that the un·
known Jogger apparently slipped
the ring off her Index finger
while they were jogging
together.
Studenl8 prote8t
BIR ZEJT, Occupied Wei t
Bank CAP) llraell troops
fired ln the air and uaed tear gaa
to break up a violent demonstra-
tion today by 200 Ara b 1\udenta
at Bir Zell Unlver1lty on the OC·
cupled West Bank of the Jordan
River.
After their rescue, the PaUnos
were put up at the Laa Vegas
Hilton -at their own expense
"We paid for ever ything,''
Patino aaid. "We are planning
on sending the bill to the MGM,
but we don't know if they Wlll
pay."
Their story of what transpin.~d
Friday morning was similar t.o
thatofothersurvivors.
"We didn't hear any alarms ,"
Patino said. "I woke up at 8:30
because there were alrena out·
aide. I went to the window and
looked and there waa a lot of
smoke ln front of the window.''
Fro• Page A I
POLICY •.•
lawsuit filed by a number of
legal aide groups alleging that
the city's land uae policy dis·
criminal.es against black• and
Hiapan.lcs.
Named in addition in the ault
to the city and the entire plan-
ning commi1111lo n 11 Ford
Aerospace, Eagle Development
Corp., Daon Corp. and the Irvine
Company.
The Casual Side Of Rugby ..
100% cotton ruobV lh<>rtl.tnd pentl,
avalllblt 1n OOfOrt Of rid, whit•.
khaki. tkV blut. "'vy, Ind Oo6d
N/IO, thl cllmlo blr •ripe rug~ lhlf't,
In I pol'f/COllOn blend .
.Dedication
for senior
• muts set
Casa Bella, Coata )leaa'a
n ewest housing complex de·
1'eloped tor low-Income senior
citizens, will be dedicated by the
City Cowicll 1 In ceremonies al
11 :30 a.m. Tuelday.
The 75-unlt apartment com-
• plex at Park Avenue and Center
Street waa completed aa a city
redevelopment project ln Sep·
tembP.r and la fully occupied.
Construction was the result of
funda received by the clty
through Its federal Houaing 'and
Com munlty Development Act
grant.
Re1identl of the complex are
required to pay only 25 percent
of their monthly lncome tor rent,
averaaing about $100 a unit. The
remalnJne cost of each wiit is
subsidized under the federal
government's Housing As·
slstance Program.
Project developers , a
partnership of a local architec-
tural firm, Robert and Sinee
Coles, and Shapell Gove rnment
Housing, Inc. of Reverly Hills
will host a tour and buffet
luncheon for the City Cowicll
· and other Invited guests Tues·
day
Casa Bella, erected at a cost
of more than S2 mllUon, ls the
firat of several new houaln1 de·
velopment.a the city ii plaMln1
to meet the needs of low-income
residents, aald Tony Cannartato,
community deve lopment
coordinator.
A 50-unJt project for families
has been approved by the City
Council and is expected to be un·
der construction In the Wallace
Street area nexl year.
Home f urni&hing&
taken by burglar
A thier who police suspect
used a key to e nter Interior
Designers In Costa Meu over
the weekend hauled off about
$5 ,4 00 worth o f home
furnlshinp .
omcera said owner Jt're<lenck
Vincent Tedesco reported Sun-
day that 10meone took an orien·
tal screen, Korean embrolderv.
porcelain, putell and naurtoes
fro m his bualneaa at 1648
Newport Blvd. Police aaid the
thief yanked a blanket off a
couch to carry the loot.
AL.:SGAAAOE
58 FASH ION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644·7030
E COMPOSll'E TRANSA€110NS
.·
Coins valqafJl.e
Right • mvestment:
concerns dealer
INGLEWOOD <AP> -He' made bis millions dealing
with the man on the street and coin king Jonathan Hef·
ferlin still worries about the little guy.
"I'm very concerned about the average family prac-
ticing what you and I heard from our parents -'Put your
money in the bank, save your money and everything will
be all right.' Everything may not be all right," says Hef·
ferlin, a bearded financial whiz whose Jonathan's Coins,
Inc. ia the laraest individua11¥-0wned coin and stamp busi·
ness in the country.
Hefferlln. who declines to state bis age, ia a self·
described workaholic who began buying and selling coins
a nd st.ampe 25 years ago from an unprepossessing store
localed beside a pet shop in a rundown area of Inglewood.
He still operates from the same location' but now says $1
millioo in sales ls an "average day."
"WE HAVE THE REPUTATION of buying anything,
anytime, any quantity," Hefferlin said in an interview.
"There isn't anything that people could walk in with that
we couldn't give them an Immediate cash offer and pay
what we feel is a fair price. That's why we're doing well -
because of bow we treat our sellers."
Heflerlin 'a philosophy of treating others well extends
past the coin counter. He and his wife Harriet have formal·
ly adopted 10 children and taken in about 100 more over
the yea.rs. be says, following a tradition set by hls banker
father . 1 "I gueu il stemmed from parents who toot care of, l'd
say, 50 to 100 youngsters during World Warn. It was juat
something we were taught to do, share with other people,"
Hefferlin said, explaining that he found many of his
children while working as a reserve police officer in
Inglewood.
"WE WERE PICKING UP a lot or kids who were reaJ·
ly great kids but they didn't have any place to go. So J took
· them bome. Sometimes they stayed a week, sometimes
they stayed five or 10 years, sometimes they stayed in·
definitely," he said. "Anyway , I'm very proud of them. I
never point out who's adopted or who are my own or
whatever. [l's just one big family and they're all doing
great."
Hefferlin, who had a number or side jobs before his
coin business blossomed in recent years, says people
should pay more attention to inflation in planning their
financial futures.
"The average man-and-wife team will mate $1 million
in their lifetimes but inflation will insure that they die
broke, IJ they traditionally invest their money," he said.
"Most people do not run their house as a business. They
waste '200 a month by not checking their tire pressures, by
leavin.g thelr lights on and that kind of thing. This ia why I
love people to buy real estate. It forces them to save."
AS ONE MIGHT EXPECT, Hefferlin thinks coins and
stamps are attractive investments for people worried
about thelr shrlnklng dollars.
"Rare coins and stamps are the No. 1 hobby in the
world, backed up by a contingent of 50 million coUect&rs
and therdore I think it will be the Number One Investment.
i.n the world. I think we're just in the embryonic stages."
Gold, Medal Quotations
Gold
London: morning fixing $635.00, up $0.25.
Londoa: afternoon fixing$631.00, off$3.75.
Parla: afternoon fixing $647.58, up $5.83.
Fnnltut: fixing $636.10, off $2.44.
Zutdl: late afternoon fixing $830.00 bid, off $5.00 : $633.00 asked.
Hudy• Harman: selling price $631.00, off $3.75.
Eqelbard: selling price l631.00, off $3.75.
En1elbard: rabncated price $653.09, off '3.88.
Sii~ •
NEW YORK CAP) -Handy & Harman sliver ~ay
$19.700, off $0.065.
Engelhard silver $18.650, off $0.065, fabrtcated • Iver $19.300, off $0.683. ..,,.,,, '
. NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferroUI metal prlc~ to-day: ' .
C4ppel' 9S'H1·97'HI cen\a a pound, U.S. desUnaUona. r
Lead CS...S c~nLI a pound. ,
Zlac •~-~cents a pc>wld, delivered. I Tia $'1.aa Metal.a Week coMpoelte lb.
A......_m 78 cents a po\md, N. Y.
Merary ~ .,.r fi11k.
Plad1nun .14-825 troy 01. N:Y.
•
The 11th annual SympboDy of Ll&bta,
apon10red by the Huntlnston Harbour
Philharmonic commlttee9, WW bqtn Dec.
13. Antlclpatln1 the event are Jim
Tbompeon, who'll be 1rand maraball for
boat paradet Dec. 18 and U; Kathleen
Suddarth (left) and Jacqueline Abel. Dec.
13 through 23 crul1ea of Huntin1ton
Harbour wW be offered at. e, 1 and I p.m. Free shuttle boatl will tu• tour-pen .
from Harbour Mall parktnl lot U> tbe
dockl, Cruise Ucketl are '4 for adultl and S2 for children under 12, with proceeds U>
benefit the pbllharmonlc. For rnerva· tlon1, call 148-Nll or 148·9218 or buy
tlcketa on cruiH-nl~ta.
Cross-dresser needs a hobby
Transvestite 'is not about to try on high heels in a shoe store.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am an occasional
transvestite. From time to time I enjoy dresslnc
as a woman. It 1ives me a lot ol pleasure, and
I'm not hurt.in& anyone.
I always drn• up privately because I can't
afford to have this aide of my life knoMI.
My problem la 1hoppin1 for clothet. I buy
high-quality thinp, and I want my 1armenta to
fit well. Molt shops wlll not allow me to try on
tbe drelset In the dret11in1 rooms. I admit it
may seem odd for a man to be buylnc a blouse
or an eveninc 1own for himself, but the rooms
are private and I would offend no one.
When I shop for a suit ln a men'• store, I
need to try It on for slze to aee how it loob on
me. Why ahouldn'l I have the same prtvtle1e
when I a.bop for a dress or a pair of hilh heels?
Do you have any 1u11esUona on how to han·
dle the problem? -LOCKED OUT IN LIN·
COLN
Dl!All LINC: ht spite fll you slpatue, ti.e
e••ete,.e tells me yo., let&er eaae fre•
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... I wlll &ell 1• llew.
f Horost!ope
TUESDAY, NOV. ZS
By SYDNEY OMAaa
)
ARIES <Mar. 21·Apr. 19): You extricate self
from "tonflnlng" position. Leo, Aquarius
persona ficure prominently. Your property la
worth more than might now be estimated. TAuaus <Apr. 20-May 20): Ideas can de-
velop lnto viable concepts. Short Journey la In·
•tlcated by meaaage or call from relative.
Follow through on hunch. Synthesize events,
statement..
C:.ElllNI (May 21-June 20): Study Tauru.s
measaee -be ready for decision affecUn1
financial security. Collect and or1anize
material. Be aware of basic values, services.
Expand hol'izons. Keep raolutJona concemin&
wei1ht and money mana1ement.
CANCEa <June 21-July 22): You can now
revise, review and establish a "creatively
aelflsh" policy. Focus on ortctnality, plooeerln&
concept., new starts, caln as result of pel'300al
appearances.
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Secret la revealed;
llttes of communication are activated. Member
of oppoelte sex expreHes feellnp fn frank,
direct manner.
VlllGO (Au1. 23-Sept. 22): Friend.I and
loves dominate scenario. Powen of penuuion
are in focU1. Know It, proceed with conlldence and
cbarm. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio naUves pla)' tm·
portantrolea.
LIBaA (Sept. 28·0ct. 22): Focus on
participaUon In community project, promotion,
wa)'a to 1treamllne techniquea and deflnJtJon of
term1.
8(X)aPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Accentproduc-
Uon, rt1pomlb1Uty and be ready for lnten.sllled
relatlonahlp. Clear Unea of communlcaUon.
Lunar emphuls on distance, Joun>e>', educaUon 1nd 1plrttual revelation.
8AOrnAaUJ8 <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Un-
nec~ Hpenae can be eliminated -know It,
trim Dudlet and 1tnamllne technique.. Ari~. Libra penona nlUl'e prominently. You'll flnllb
a v•ry important project. CAPalCOaN (Off. IZ·Jan. lt): J'\nd new
way1 of addevtnc obJeetlve. Do plenty of U1ten·
lftl, olllervtftt. Def•r to wl.tbM of one cloM to
'YOU, LDcludlnl partner or mate. You11 .. arn
valuable a...on. Apparent defHt la transform.ct
l.nto vJdory.
AQtJA&IUI (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): lntulUon
provldll anaw•n. Acc•Dt on employment.. ,..
laUve tn traNlt, medical or dental ·~· mgta, You riH above petty deta.llt ud 'offtce
polltJct" PUCU <reb. lt·Mar. JO): What ~ad b9ID
moribund 11 revived and your outlook ll
tran1formed from bleak to optlmiltle. Gemini,
'SatlttarlUI naUv" play key rolel.
Tli~
Ann
Lander•
A c,_....._r wlle HJI lie • ._.. an.N
to llave dlla Uffft el 1111 Hf•....,. II Mt ....
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aeleet ..... ~r.: .. &Ill te • ...... te 1 dreNlal noa. i &It. 1• .... a ._..,, Y•
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am wrlUDI WI
for my mother. She it to m-4 •.he can't ...
straiaht, much Ins hold a pen.
Mom 1ave her beat friend '20 for her birth-
day and told her to 10 to the track and have a
loocl&ime.
Thia friend, who doesn't mow a piece of
.._.. ... t from a T·boM ...U, ••t to tbe
track, bit tbe daily double ud won SllO. 8be phoned Mom -all exdted-end laid, ....... IO~ ..
tbrtUed, J!m 1otn1 to buy you the preWeat 1earf
ln town I" Mom th1nb her friend 1bouJd have
split the wimllnp. Wbat do you 11y? -GLEN-
DALE, CALIF, BEEF
DEA• •EEP: S,UtT ... ,, v .. r •••
dld•'t ull a.n .. place a W. Ae Jmt •a ... "HaH a .... tl•e." I .. a,,_, a.wner, ... t
a 1earf -..•t •lllM •ab I&. 18 •1 ., ..... . , ...................... rt ... .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently I ma,.
rled a man whole wife pUled away two yean
a10. We 1et alon1 beautifully. Sometb.ln& la
hurtlnc our relationship, ud I don't know what
to do about it.
My h1.11band'1 dau1hter (I will call her Sue)
is the apple or his eye. She is married to a fine
youn~ man. They have two younpten. Sue
h11n t been In our home 1lnce our manta1e.
She HY• the can't brin1 henelf to walk throu&b
the door. She 1rew up in thll i.o..e, wu mar·
rled ln the Uvlri1 room and H)'I it It fW.ct with ·
memories of her mother.
My hmband bellevn Sue doetn't Ute me
and that II why 1he wlU not come to our home.
This has created a wall between m, and I need
your help. -GROSSE POINT, MICH. SOR·
ROW
DEA• GP8: 8;::.J,• ......... te ,_.. llub ... &Ht YOU feal-. ••feftaMI .. a ..... r ..... , ... , ......... .,., ....... <• ...... 4*11 ... , ..... ,...,_a•·
.fernt ......... '"' c ... It ...W M ... perfed ........ .
Coast women 'get
USC s~holarships
Two Oran1e Coast '"ldentl, SUIUD• BUD·
dy of H•~ Beach and 80Gnle Fole1 of San Juan Ca trano. an amonr 10 ltudenta at.
tendlnc v on 1cbolanhlpe from th• uni·
veralty'1TownandGown1upport poup.
Miu Bundy, daa1bter of llr. ud Mn.
Jamtt L. ~11 II a aopbomon. Sbe wu
awarded UM Hnoaanbjp wbeD lbe IUOlled lut
year.
LOOK TERRIFIC/
LOSE INCHES ~o oer FITI
LA88E8 STARTING
NE.AA YOU.
c-.. .. .-.i .. ~..--.....,.. ..,~ ....... ~~ ..._...,..., ...... .,..,..
I
getB children
ISaaY CITY.1 N.J .
(AP) -......... IAICM, ............. _... ....
M w11 U. ·.:--cu.t.edr ol .. ... an.-• ,.... ... a ....,
ollepl .......... lrldl hlln·.U..
1.tq.111-...1&,lle .... _ ........ .....
nealll •
.. II I could ... for ftH
mlllut19, I would waat to 11• my boy•," • ald
Lueu.
............ -. ...... -a.., ..... to .... ....., pMtare. .............. , ... .... ....... ~ ~~ 11 it a. ....... •elr
~to Urt?' Well, at A holiday eolleeUon of 2S UNJC&r rMt·
Lucas and bit wife
1eparated la 1171 1ad
tbe boJI baff llv.cl wWa
tbelr tither llDee 11'12,
•• .... ... 'and
,, .. ~~: 1n1 cant. ta avaJlabla at the UNiczl out.
all mu.a.. u. aiwap kJdl lhet, 1m> Culver, Suite R'.L ~rytne. Shown
m11bouttbat." _, ere la cud called "Chn.tmu Pair."
I Cluiltopberwu2.
... ......., tbe boy• "°" up," said the '1· y11r-old Lu~u . "I
t•:J.llt tlaem bow to
1'JM .... dlv'oreed ...
1'71 aad --.. ... •lie ...... CUllod)' pro-
eeedl• lalt ,,.,, lbe
tried to .... blindall• to1et .......... .
1'11• .......... 1tem1
Help group for newly
divorced and widowed·
I !! 1a' ·~~ U..m bow ..,p1 ,_.
I Tbelr motber 1aw
tbem Dlftadlctll1 until
from a ......,.. IUtla. :. ·:.:.= ~-= meeta in Costa Mesa OSJI• wtdeb, doeton ......... ,..,, ....... 1'7t, ..... -....... court proeMCUap. He
llaal17 1ala1d l•l•l
cu1to41 in late lep· tnaw.
LueM tau0t the boy1
to rud wltla cblldna'• boob wttla priD& oa ODI
pate aad Braille oa
uotber.
"I tauibt my. boy~. '11lil II ea A, WI II a
B.' ADd .. Ulld to plaf
1amea.,..,'d,...._.
pa11 ol a bo* and I'd
read ta. ant pap," be
Hid J'rtday.
••• aM.11..D &&AD to
tbem lD bed wtU. tb•
lllbtl out. ,,.., IOl a
kick out oltbat!'
TIM hon learned bow
to play &.11 from Uaetr
baHball fan father.
Lucu would ptteb to hll
IODI U they ltood la
froat of a wall that
terved u a backltop.
Eddie 1u11e1ted
olteblac, while bll dad
bat'*9.
•'He'd tell me wbtD to
CIDCW91ewe1lgMtt.
He bad coa1eatt11
cataraeta, wl*b led to NC019dar1 ... ueoma.
W•DI D WAI t, a
fellow Cub lcout ac·
old1ntall1 bit bh
tlaa.... TIM Wow de· taclatd the reUaa and
left llim bllDd ID Ida left 91•· ..._ .. wu 12, a
rubMr bell lUt llim In iaa:.;,e.~Y•.L. •blch be • TD1 lut
Uata1 be 1aw wu the World ..,._ iD Odober •••• Lucu works at an
a1111ey aide, laelplll1 pa·
tfnL• la tbe aetlvltl•
ceatef' at Meadowflew
HotptUal lD lecaueu1.
Eddie MIH sebool
this fall lD It. Peter'•
Prep and Cbrt1topber
attead1 It. Alo71lut. Lueu Aid, "My main to•• .. to .. tbem do well la education. I belp
thtm wltb their
homework.''
..
.l\lulti-DiitioDal family
W• Can, llJ•on-Netartan P"OUP for dl•orc.d 11parae.ct uM-wtdowed, wfll op.a 1&1 wnl Oraa,. <*mty IJ'OUP Dec. I tn Cotta ......
The U.Wal IMltlll1 ii lebeduled for 1: ao p.m. et lleaa Ve,. Ualted Metbodllt ti.urch
1101 w. Baller a ., aceord1n1 to ff•rb Oman, we
Care area dlrtetor for Ora..,. Count)'.
W• Care It ct.voted to the ''JIGliUve l'lllrut·
turin1 of IDdlvldualt divorced, Mpatatad or
widowed t.brouCb cartn1, &ove. and eommumty
•lth an Oft·loln• 1roup proe.u,'' Omaa 1ald. "It ls not a 11n1l• club or 10Cial or1anlutloa or
la compltlUon witb other 1roupe."
We Care develope a referral for memben
llllorm1q them about 1ervtcee already avalla:
ble ln the communJty, accordinc to Omaa. Tbe
or1an1&atloa wotltl closely with mental bealtb
•1encW. and 1rowt.h and counaelln1 centen, be
Hid.
Men form about half the We Care popuJa.
tlon, Oman •aid, with mott members ln t.belr IOland40ll.
There are re1ular weekly meetlnp and
planned aemlnan and worbbope, accordiD& to
the dlreetor. Picnics, partlet and dances are alto planned.
fie care allo meeta on Fridays at '1:30 p.m.
at Abldini Saviour Lutheran Church, 23313 EJ
Toro Road, El Toro and Wedneaclay1 at 1:30
p .m . at St. Andrew1-by·the·Sea United
Methodist Church, 801 Avenlda Plco, s ..
Clemente.
Additional information I• available by
telepbon.lnc 544-8800 or writln1 We Care, P.O.
Box 1142, Mll1lon Viejo 9290.
Literacy council
gradu~te· '""""·
--.
---Dad l s -British, -Mom l s ___ ---,.-.~~~:1=1:ar-..=
Australian and the kids ¥e ... , ....... Tbey pee:7aet.c1 • boun of tnlninl
1 _J h OTer a .._.,.. Co ea.m their certlncat.ea. 1fOm 8V8fYW ere Tbe new tu1on are Maude Akerley, Karen
VISTA, Calif. <AP) -Uavad
McLlntook II a Brltllh clU.O who
traveled the world in conat.rucUon
wo. rk before aettlinf. down in Vllta. H11 wt.le Marilyn a naturalbed
Auatralian. And the children, well . . . Hudlon,
the flnt born, ls Canadian. M-'ca.ae,
Nicoletta and Nat11h1 are South
African by reuon of birth.
•cUNTOCll PLANS to leave their
future dtllenlhlp up to the children.
••At 11, the)' mutt decide for
tbemaelwe," be 1ald Wednmday. "It
would bl to tlaeir advanta1e to
become American citlaena, and I
know I wUl. J want to Join the Elka
Club, Md you have to be American."
Tbe ~-· Natasha, It a ftnt IJ'ader dllptte bu a1• of only 5. She
l1 couidered advanced after two
yean ol ld.nder1arten ln Amtralia.
BUT llVDION, a bouncy 10.year-
old named for tbe HudloD Bay Com·
pany, cam. bll own national prtde
to AUltralia and promptl1 IOt a black
eye for announein1: ''Canada l•
beltl"
1111.-sA.-MIT COITAMllA ... ...:-o--;ym
LIT~US IRl•HTIN YOUI
HOLilDA Y T AILI WITH A
llAUTIFUL FIUIT 01 WINI
IASllT.
McNamara. THC)' Robert and Doroth)' Tucker
all of San Clemente; Walter Benedict. Veronica
Mceonn.ck and Tzerl Seltur all "' La1una Beach; L)'tlD Calhoun and AlUe Stanley of
Capistrano Beach, and Joyce Kiel and JuaUne
Smith ol San Juan Capistrano. Allo Janet Godfrey ,and Terri A. Parker of
La1una Nipel, Marlon Coyle of Mlasion Viejo,
Joan Davidaon of El Toro and Susan Holt of
Irvine.
1 More luton are EUaabetb Berkey, RuUI
McCormlc,!!: Lavelle Nickerson, Ruth Pa1et,
Rebekah wllklnlon and Adene Willon all of
La1una Hillt; Lee Rodrlpes of HunUnston
Beach and Ann Jackson of Irvine.
The next clau wtll be&iD Jan. 10. For in·
formation call 4'3·3900 or 497-J.181.