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Home My WebLink About1981-04-17 - Orange Coast Pilotr A IC1 A Y A PR I L 1 ,· 1 'JB 1 :· .Alabama victim, lawmen lwrrified ·M1lrderoui, .sex pervert near parole MONTGOMERY, Ala. <AP) -After 1uff.rlng through forced sex acts, escaping two slaylbg attempts and losing an eye in a beating, Nancy Conn teltlfted against the man accused ~ attacking her and killing two other 'fi()men, and the man went to prison. New, eight years later, she bas watched in horror as Richard Mark Ellard, who escaped from prison twice, was released by the Alabama Pardon-Parole Board and sent to prison in Georgia, where be is eligible for parole next month. "My concern is the unbelievably horrible example this is setting -to think that eight years is sufficient time for what a person like him has done is incredible," Mrs. Conn, of Birmingham, wrote in an open letter to Alabama newspapers Thursday. Her anger was shared by the state attorney general, who ls threatening to sue the board, and tbe Ala)>ama House, which voted to censure the board. Ellard, 35, was convicted of murder in Alabama in the killing of Mrs. Conn's cousin, Charlotte Parks. He was also conVicted of assault in Mn. Conn's case and convict· ed of murder in Georgia in the k.illlJig of Sandra Swisher. He was paroled Ma.rch 2 and transferred to a Georgia prison because of the conviction in Miss Swisher's death. The Alabama House adopted a resolution Thursday censuring the parole board for its "irresponsible parole." The Senate was considering a similar resolution. Attorney General Charles Graddick threatened to sue board members for "gross abuse of discretion." The parole board asked Graddick's ~fice Thursday whether it can rever~e its decision, but ~ard members didn't say whether they would revers' their decision it they could. The parole board voted 2·1 to release Ellard. Boa.rd member John Porter, a Birmingham minister who voted for the parole, said be made the decision believing that Georgia would not release Ellard immediately. "I've been on the parole board four years," Porter said, "and J have paroled hundreds of prisoners. When you take an office like this you know t hat there will be controversies. I know that some of the decisions I make will be unpopular." The chairman of the Georgia parole board, James T. Morris, said the board could delay paroling Ellard for up to U~ree years. But be didn't indicate what action the ~ Georgia board would take. (See PAROLE, Page AZ> 'Rites Of Easter I 'MAD DOGS'fATTACK • ets r1 2 ewYor ,,,...__ /--Pope JauJ Poul II WUI tM fttf of one of 12 tld.erlJI men in Rome as o rt~tment of tM La6f Suppn of JtlUI and hU ~ ciple1. Tlwusands retrace route of Christ JERUSA LEM <AP ! Thousands of pilgrims from around the world climbed the narrow, twisting Via Dolorosa this Good Friday to retrace the tortured path of Jes us Christ to the skull-s haped hi ll called Calvary where he was crucified. Many bowed otUM1 e r the burden or heav~ooden crosses they carried along the route from the place where Pontius Pilate condemned Christ, to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, traditional site of his crucifixion and entombment. Many pilgrims paused at the Third Station of the Cross, where tradition says Christ fell the first time, and lingered at a spot that has recently been paved with st.one blocks believed to have lined the Vla Dolorosa in Christ's time. , I have walked in the footsteps of Christ," said Mary Del Savio, a pilgrim from New York City. "It i s like being with th e Redeemer." The stones were dug up by Jerusalem municipality workers when they removed the later Turkish-built surface to lay new pipes. Jerusalem was bathed in warm spring sunshine for the annual pilerimage that marks the saddest occasion in the Christian calendar. The sound of monks chanting through bullhorns mingled with the cries of the muezzins in the minarets calling the Mosle111 faithful to prayer on th efr Sabbath. Israeli troops kept an in· conspicuous but watchful "11.,i t o p r e v e n t a n y p o s s i bl' e Palest.inian guerrilla attacks. • 2 die • m Pilot • ejects, killed \ An El Toro Marine Cof'P8 Air Station pilot died and bis radar intercept officer was injured when the two lrvlne residenu bad to bail out of their crippled jet fighter before it cr ashed 49 miles east of the China Lake Naval Weapons Station. Maj. John C. McAnnally, 38, died at Fort Irwin Army Base Hospital s hortly after the Wednesday afternoon crash, El Toro air station spokesman Lt. Mark Houih said today. Lt Dennis Viera, 26, was re· ported in good condition today in the same hospital. Lt . Hough said no d e ·~ termination has yet been made on the reason for the crash. which he said occurred about 200 yards within the boundaries or Fort Irwin in an area known as Leach Lake. He added that he wasn't sure how the men were injured in the evacuation procedure in which both men were ejected from the cockpit by an explosive charge under their seats. The men, members of El Toro's Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 323, were on a routine tra ining mission, a Ma r ine spokesman said. A small private plane cr ashed in the same area Tuesday. kill· ing William A . Evans Jr., director of the San Diego Aerospace Museum, and bis son, William A. Evans IV, 18. Maj. McAnnally Is survived by his sister Myrna Johnson of Lake Forest; and his mother, Amelia McAnnally o f Placerville. Funeral servict!S are pending. e ~ cops --------Men Trapped In Min•---------- c ,,.. t , Dulch Creek No 1 Mine Aedatone COio (not to scale) This u an artist's view of the Dutch Creek No. 1 coal mine at Redstone, Colo., where rescue workers found the bodies of 15 miners trapped by on explosion • Bodies of 15 miners f Ound after blast REDSTONE. Colo. <AP> - Rescue workers found the bodies or IS coal m1ners today, a day and a half after an explosion ripped through the Dutch Creek No. 1 mine in the Colorado Rockies, a spokeswoman for the mine operator said. The discovery of the lStb body just after sunup today concluded the search for those killed in the explosion Wednesday afternoon, said Ma rivn Meyers, personnel director for Mid Continent Resources Co, which operates the mine 30 miles west of Aspen. The cause of the explosion was not immediately known, but there was speculation that the miners m ight hav e hit a methane gas pocket, which triggered the blast. Miners say being near a methane explosion in a mine shaft would be like be· ing in an exploding gun barrel. The Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration closed the mme today after the last body was removed, and it may bet several months before the federal investigation ends and the mine is reopened. another Mid-Continent spokesman said. Nine bodies were discovered in the main tunnel just before 10 p.m . PST Thursday, and five more were found about three hours later in a branch corridor about 1,000 feet from the first group, said spokeswoman Mary Boland. Ms. Boland said Mid-Continent President John Reeves was with the rescuers who discovered the first nine bodies, and he report· ed that the victims appeared to have been killed instantly by the explosion. Search on for gunmen NEW YORK <AP> -Two policemen gunned down in their squad car in a 30-bullet baJTage were hospitalized today, one In ··ver y g r ave'' condition , authorities said. Police were searching for two gunmen who Mayor Edward Koch described as "mad dogs." The o ffi cers , John Scarangello, 42, and Richard Rainey, 33, were riddled with bullets Thursday night after they flagged a white van which ·they had been foHowing because of a report that a similar van was linked to seYeral burglaries in Queens. When they stopped the van . the two men jumped out and im· mediately began firing , police said. "The officers never had a chance," Police Commissioner Robert McGuire said later "They never got out of the car They never got their guns out." Scarangello was hit twice in the head and once in the leg. He was in intensive care at Queens General Hospital, where an of. ficial said he was in "very grave" condition. Rainey, who was hit by at least 13 bulle~. was reported in satisfactory condition at Long Island Jewish Hospital. The winds hield and back window of the squad car were destroyed by gunfire, and the car was hit at least 22 times, police said. Koch called the attack "an ex- traordinary attack by mad dogs." ORllGI COAST 11111111 ~orm shooting Low cloudiness tonight and s'aturday momln1 but m ostly s unny Saturday afternoon. Lows tonight In 50a . Hlghs Sat urday mid-60s at beaches to up- per 60s inland. Whethe r Christ actually stepped on them is questionable slnee scholars do not agree ob bli route to Calvary. But for rpany pilgrims, the Easter spirit was enbanceo by the smooth •blte stones. · ••s eeine these at on es and tteadiq on them makes me feel Gunman sprays Michigan facility with shotgun The flr'St nine victims were identified as Kyle Cook, 33, of Silt, Colo.; Richard Lincoln, ·22, Glenwood Springs; Loren Mead, 35, Rifle; Ronald Patch, 34, Carbondal•; Terry Lucero, 28, Glenwood Sprtnas: Glen Sharp, 31, El Jebeh John Ayala, 40, CarboDclale; Jobn Rhodes, 22, Carbondale, and Robert Ragle • 111111 TODAY l I l I Gayclwnu loaea battl,e ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP> - A 1unman opened flre In a University of lllcbllJan dormitory today, killlna two atu.t e~t• with a aawed-off abotgub alter a ftnbombtn1 t'bere. officials said. A suspect surred'aered shortly after the ahootin1, pollce 1ald. The dead were ldenttned u Edward R. Siwik, a , of Detrott. and Douilu C. McGreaha~m,' of Caaptan, accotdln1 to Sutton, a untvera1ty inlorma \ Offlce apolle.man. · TBS GlJNPJ&a, bet three and ft\le sboUun · b m.ipted between 1 :15 'a.m. .., ~ . 6:30 a.m. aft.er aomeone \olsed a firebomb lntd the sixth noor hallway of Bursley Hall. Tbe firebomb exploded, blackenlnt at leut one room and forclna studenta to nee other rooms 1n tbe coed dorm, which bouaes 1,1001 said Ann Arbor Police Chier William J. Corbett. There were conrucUn1 report.I about wtMither the shootlnp oc· c.u.rred..whan atudenta were nee. to1 durina the ftre alarm or ,.. tumlqtotbeir room. Immediately after the sboot- tnas, polke went to a a\&lped'1 room. knocked on the door and 1 man lal'l'aidered, Corbett ..sci. I 111'&,WllO WAI •hot In the' qhHt:~dted ·at Untv~ralt1 of Michigan Hospital about 25 m inutes after arrival, Sutton said. He lived on the 1lxth Ooor where tbe 1hoottn1s occurred and was enrolled in the Collece of Literature, Science and Arta. McGl'ElSbam died at St. JQMPb Hoapltal followlq emer1ency 1ur1ery. A resident advller Uv· 101 on the fl.ft,b floor of Bunley Hall, be wa1 en.rolled ift the School of Art, &uttoe Hid. The man in cu1tody was belJeved to be in b.ll •arlY IOI and was a resident of the· dorml~ ,., ... ,. tb• sboodn1 oce~ Arbor PoUce Set, Ha •'1d· .1 • Hll WU wttbb•ld j)lind· lDI a wan• Police Hid tbe1 Md ~rmlned a motive •. 29 NewC~. Meyen eued the names of the flve vicUm1: Thomas Vetter, 16 Wllllam E. Gutberte 32; Dani~. Lit willer, 21 ; and Hu1b W. _r!erce Jr., 201 all ot Glenwood•\ Spriqs; ana Brett Tucker, 30 Carbondale. Smpe t arrested LOS A GELi:S CAP) - PoUce 4bav arrMted a *>'Mr· old man alte1edly ta.Id up t.bne parked outaidl tb9 RJ•tt ft.e y Hotel, ltoa. tbelr car IDd away, •trik!M and 'klllln1 a •dt1trl"an. toa1 Lon1erla, Leis Ant•l•, WU ar"'**' wt mla\MI ol the 8:80 p. ay robbery . le~ Capadea oom• to Ora• COURt11 for tlac firlt Um• ... Cl. llllll . . ... - ' • '• 1 I 'Super 80' material sought by county A,. ........ GOOD SKATE -Steve Isaacson of Spokane, Wash., wins a few appreciative stares as he skates past a park bench in Riverfront Park. The observers seem to be saying, collectively, "Oh , to be that young again." 6 people crucified in Philippine rites MANDALUYONG, Philippines <AP) -A Filipino laborer had himself nailed to a cross today atop a rocky hill in this Manila suburb in hopes his cruciflxiod will lead to a meeting with the former American GI be says is bis fa th er. Grimacing in pain, Donald Resford J r. cried, "Oh God, forgive us our sins!" and remained hanging on the cross for about a minute until his friends, dressed as Roman soldiers, helped him down. About 2,000 people, most of them women and children, watched in silence. The tableau would have been an eerie one even il this wasn't Resford's second crucifixion -and il four men and a woman had not had themselves crucified in similar fashjon in two other Philippines towns today. Jn San Fernando, 30 miles north of here, 20,000 wit- nesses were on hand as three men were nailed to crosses on a hill overlooking a rice paddy. Officials called the event a major tourist attraction. A 23-year-old faith healer re-enacted the crucifixion in a village churchard at Kapitanangan, 20 miles north of the capital. She was the only woman to do so. Woman saved after five days in car NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -A 72-year-old woman trapptd five days inside an overturned car at the bottom of a ravine says she was able to chase away a rat that crawled over her foot but reared she would die of thirst. Goldie Goodman Brady says that she didn't think much about food, just water. 'Tm fat. l guess than what saved me," s aid Mrs Brady from her hospital bed Thursday Police said the woman's car had faJlen down a 40-foot ravine at a curve known as Devil"s Elbow on Whites Creek Pike Oil find told MEXICO CITY <APl Mex ican technicians have found sub· stantial reserves of oil on Cuba's north coast. the respected newspaper Excels ior has re-port- ed. From Page A1 '1..81!,~~&BLB Oft1dJ.la at B"rbank A.lrport. where the acclaimed .. q\\fet" DC-9 Super-80 je~ baa been operat· lnl for tbree months, are keeping data on the Jet •a performance a weU·euarc!edaecret. Despite requesta, various of- flcials in Oronge County say they've been denied noise reports on j ust bow quiet the new McDonnell Douglas aJrerafUs. Tbenol.aedataisconsideredim- portant because the Super-llO is viewed aa the key to reducing noise at John Wayne Airport. AirCal, which operates 25 daily fli&bt.s out of John Wayne, is ex- pecting to take dell very of its first Super-II> on May 14 and expects to begin oeprating the craft by the end of next month. " H UGH COFFIN, Newport Beach's city attorney, said he bas been trying to get information from Burbank on the performance of the "quiet" jet but has struck out regularly. "It seems like it should be public information but we can't seem togetit,"hecommented. Bill Martin, who heads John Wayne's noise abatement center, says he hasn't received data on the Super-80 Crom Burbank either. He speculates. "They might be hesitant to release it because this is a new craft that has only been operating a short time. Martin cautions that results of daily noise monitoring at Burbank might not be applicable at Ora«ge County because runway characteristics are different. SAM JONES , an airport director at Burbank, insists the Super-II> is quieter than other jets. particularly the Boeing 737. but refuses to release figures. He says a total noise profile should be released in the airport's quarterly statement next month. Sam Lane, a Costa Mesa acoustical engineer who serves as a consultant to Newport Beach. claims to have measured noise generated by Super 80s at Burbank and concludes that the new jet 1s louder than reported by its manufacturer The Super-80 was d~monstral· ed last summer at John Wayne Airport and noise monitoring station readings revealed the craft to be several decibels quieter than the 737, a plane now 1n operation at the county airport. BVT NOISE comuJtant J~ Rolllna, wbote flrm prepared urironm.etttal reports fot Alrcal on the SUper-80, saya tbe dem· onatration fUfbt wae "hilhly structured." • "J'bat ruahl." be cosnmeoted. "waa flown by a McDonnell Doutlaa pilot who knew exactly what be was doine and was hiahly famlllarwiththeplane." RoW.n.uaid hia firm, CH2M Hill ol Newport Beach, hopes toobtaln data from Burbank on the Super-II>-.. that is, If they'll give ittoua." Mickey McPike, a McDonnell spokesman, suegested that noise readlnia at Burbank might not tell the full story on the new jet. • HE POINTED OUT that Pacific Southwest Airlines, the * * * only carrier in the counll')' now fiyin1 Super-809, bu likely not had time to fam1U1nse aU ttl pUota with the new craft. "But we're fully confident ~t we have completely defined the aoiae characteri1tlcs of tHe Super-80," hesaJd. McPike pointed out that w,.. the new jet was certlfled by lite FAA, il was put throu1h a batt~ of159ffight~ta. ~ However, officlaJa in Newpoit Beach express wolT)' that lite Super-80 will be approved for u4e at John Wayne baBed only on tblt FAA data and the single dem- onstraUon at the airport. ! "Because we can't set that lP· formation (from Burba.nk),"sut· gests Newport City Attomtb' Coffin, "it just makes you a little susr * * * DC-9 'quietjet' approved by county : By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL °' llle Dally ...... , .... Environmental d~umentation to permit introduction of tbe oew and quieter M.cDonnetr Douglas DC-9 Super·80 at John Wayne Airport has been approved by the Orange County Planning Commission. Over the objections or Newport Beach, the commission decided unanimously Wednes- day that the adverse impacts that introduction of the airplane would create would be out- weighed by its ability to reduce noise impacts on people living under jet departure routes. County planne r s said the primary adverse impact would relate to increased traffic con· gestion around the airport because the Super 80 has a seal· ing capacity about 50 percent larger than the Boeing 737 and OC -9-30s QOW operated by the four commercial airlines serv ing Orange County Environmental analyst Mark Goodman said noise produced by the Super 80 would be sub· stantially less than that or the Boeing aircraft and the older DC·9s . THE CONTENTION drew criticism from Eric Goldman, a Los Angeles attorney retained by Newport Beach to litigate airport-related matters. Goldman asserted that there was "no actual performan~ <!ala " to show that the Super-$> is quieter than other jets now in use at the airport. He said the commission should delay approval of environmental documents on the Super-II> unt.il such performance data is available. Pacific Southwest Airlines is the only carrier in the country that has taken delivery of the Super·80s. The airline is noVt' operating the airplane •t Burbank Airport and L<>s Angeles International Airport Noise monitoring personnel at Burbank have refused to dis· close noise data on the Super-80. GOLDMAN SAID that if tile commission was steadfast in i\s desire to support introduction of the Super 80 -that it should do so on a 90-day trial basis. The com~isssion rejected that sue· gest1on . · A1rCal . which operates is fl.ights per day at the coun~ airport, expects to take delive?' or the Super-80 by mid-year and has plans to begin oper ating them at John Wayne Airport ~ the end of May. Curre~tly, a 95,000 weight limit is in_ effect at the airport Pulitzer 'winner'· had trail of lies PAROLE HEARING COULD FREE RAPIST-SLAYER. • • , -NEW YORK < .«'p) -The Washington Post/reporter who fabricated a Pulitzer Prize- winning article on an 8-year-old heroin addict was an ambitious young woman who left a trail of lies at the newspaper, the Wall Street J ournal said today. The Journal also reported that Janet Cooke proposed a story about a 13-year-old prostitute this year. When Posteditorsaskedher lo produce the prostitute, the Journal said. shef ailed to do so. The Pulitzer awarded Monday to Miss Cooke for feature writing was returned by the Post on Wednesday after she admitted to editors that \he boy. "Jim my,'' did not exist. THE JOURNAL quoted a Post reporter, who was not identified, as saying the 26-year-0ld Miss Cooke "would have bad to be at least 35 years old to have done ever ything she told peopl~ she had done." The Journal quoted another Post reporter, also not named, who said that Miss Cooke "talked openly about wanting to win a Pulitz.~r Prize -she wanted to win one within three years." The Post began questioning Miss Cooke about the "Jimmy" story after Vassar Collete and The Associated Presa called the newspaper about dtscrepancies in her biography, releued when thepmewuannouncld. The biography reported that Mid Cooke graduated main• cum laude from Vassar College, studied at the Sorbonne in Pam and earned a maater'a degree from the UnivenityofToledo. IN FACI', OFnCIALS at both schools confirmed that Miu ii1yli1a1 ~P.Hal9y Robert N. Weed ,..,...... M. Thon\u i<.evll ..., ~Murphlne Ctw1ee Hi Looe ._..........,.. .... t'~ Schulman 2-9~ ~~"' Cooke attended Vassar for one year. graduated without honors from the University of Toledo and had earned no master's degree The Journal reported today that Miss Cooke also told the Post she was fluent in four languages. When questions arose about her education, Post Executive Editor Benjamin Bradlee tested Miss Cooke in French and found she was not fluent, the Journal said, and other editors found she was not fluent in the other languages she claimed. Porter said he hoped the educational opportunities m the Georgia prison system could help prepare Ellard "for his ultimate release back into society.'· "We released him upon the recommendation of the warden and the institutional parole ofhcers. We had done as much as we could for him,'' Porter s'aid. MRS. CONN, A WIDOW WITH TWO children, said in her letter that she and Charlotte Parks were kidnapped at knif epoint, (~reed to perform sex acts with Ellard and each other and then bound and locked in a car trunk. El· lard ran a hose from the exhaust pipe to a hole in the trunk. Mrs. Conn said she was able to free her hands when Miss Parks bit through the pantyhose binding her . She then pushed the hose out of the trunk, but Ellard slashed her hands. The women finally got air by kicking out the back seat, she said. Mrs. Conn tried to get free, but Ellard bit her with a tree limb, knocking out one eye and breaking facial bones. "The next thing I remembered was when he opened the trunk and dragged me down lo a body of water. l re- member Charlotte crying and begging him to please not hurt me any more, to please let me go. He shut the trunk with her still in it begging for my life and dragged me to the water and proceeded to attempt to drown me. .. TIIE NEXT THING I KN~)V I WAS at the foot of a very steep embankment in the middle of the woods. I tried in vain to sit up but rud manage to raise up enough to see Charlotte's body over to my left. She was obviously dead -he had cut her all to pieces and all I could see was cuts and blood." Mrs. Conn lay in the woods for 40 bou~s before being rescued by a man dumping trash. Mrs. Conn said s he went into hiding when Ellard escaped from prison for four months in 1977. It was the longest of hls two escapes. He was convicted in Geor~ia for slaying Miss Swisher, a student at the University of Alabama at Bir- mingham whose body was found in Douglas County, Ga. Post Aulslant Managing Editor Bob Woodward told the Journal Miss Cooke al5o falsely claimed she was an acco.mpllshed pianist, that she attended the Sorbonne, and that she had been offered a job by Carl Bernstein of ABC News In Washington. Bernstein Is Woodward's former collaborator. The Journal reported that the first draft ol Miss Cooke's "Jimmy" story was returned to her for rewriting because it was "too long." The story reported that the boy was injected with heroin by hi.I mother's boyfriend while Miss Cooke was present. Crash cuts homes'~ About 4,300 homes and busi· nesaes in Dana Point, San Clemente and Laguna Ni1uel were left without power Thurs- day night when a vehicle struck a U&bt pole in Dana Point and APRIL CARPET SALE WOODWARD TOLD lhe knockeddownpowerlines. Journal that when be questioned Dave Smith, a spoJcesman for Miss Cooke about this, she told San Diego Gas and Electric Co., him she wu so sickened by the said the car struck a POie at tilht that she vomited. Green Lantern Street and Santa Clara Avenue at about 8:30 p.m. ''I believed il," W~wardaaid. and left the scene. "She'sagoodactress. , Smith said power was restored The Journal reported that the by 9:10 p.m . to 99 percent of the Poat decided to print the story homes and businesses affected althougbnooeoftbenameaofthe __ by the outage. However, people principal.I were u.ed. Mi11 Cooke living in Uie immediate area of aald her life bad been threatened the downed lines had to wall un- lhbed.l.aclOMd tbe namea. til 1:30 a.m. today before they had electricity. Budget pushed by White Home WASHINGTON <AP > Bud1et director Davld A. Stockman ls 1uaranteeln1 that the aetback the Rea1an admlntatratlon suffered at tM bands of the Republloan · do~lnated Senate Bud1et Com· mlttee wtU be revened lwtftly when Coftlreaa returns to work. 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'-=.~ , : . ~ f l AP..,.._ Actor Oliver Reed pl<Jyfully nuzzles Ma 17-year-old girlfriend Josephine Burge at a party in New York to mark the premiere of hj8new film," Lion of the Desert .'~ . n·.-.-. • ...,, u • OllH 1NprHc ... , .. ,~, ••••• ....._ .. e•ll." •bo told blm 1D _. ftm If lae ner ae.dM. ber to "Just •blttle," lla't at bard to Jet •• tM ltar.:eti1aek m!Clat. im· ••••• "P909l• wbo don'f bow me think 'Sbe'• 1ot • Iona Une ot men around tbe block walUna to take her out.' Well, it lan't true, Lbat'• aU," Ute h&llty·voJcecl actress la quoted u aaytni lb the May McCall's maaastne. "I don't know why actreuea aeem so lnUmidat· tn,," 11id Miu Bacall, star· rln1 ln Broadway'• "Woman of Lbe Year." But, she added, "some men are very unaure of tbemselves, are Just too fri&htened." It's her perfecUonisJll that frtehtens of( men. Bogart's widow says, but she baa "been burned quite a few times and I'm riot really looklna forward to belne burned too many limes again." Tbe lmpertaJa were chosen gospel group of the year and No. 1 gospel artist at the an- nual Gospel Music As· sociation Dove Awards in Nashville. The group also won best I I; · contemporary gospel record album ror "One More Song for You." .. /# ......... Cynthia Clawson was chosen female vocalist of the year for the second straight year, and also won the best inspirational gospel album award for "You're Welcome He re." Russell Taff won male vocalist of the year. An American industrialist and art collector with longtime ties to the Soviet Union says art can help bridge the gap between the world's two superpowers. Armand Hammer, opening a seven-week s howing of h.is renowned collection at the Cincinnati Art Museum, saJd the United States and>' the Sovi~l Union should com- municate even though they disairee on fundamental queatioos. .. Identical twins Willtam Nimrod Seltzer, left, and Nimrod William Seltzer, 77, of Lebanon, Pa., are re- cuperating at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia •·Art can be a means ol communication between people," the 82-year-old Hammer said at a newa &OO· ference to preview the show- ing. (. /rom eye surgery-on opposite eyes. East expecting showers Sunshine forecast for most areas in West, Midwest ~tal.~at~ 1 , Ill 1\1 """ 1• 01r.1a City o.n.11a Orlando Plllladolll• PllOenl• Pltbt>urgll Pllancl, 1M Piiand, O<e ltffld City Reno LIQl\I varlabl• •lncH beeomln1 weU to _.._.. 10 10 U knob 11111 •ttel-wttll wlncl wavH J to 4 IN!. 1111111erly 1..i11 2 to 3 teel. Partl•I CJMflf'l9 thl1 a11eo-1. S<•1t•re<1 •-rs rnowcl a<rou OM Matern Ullnl o4 u. nation Tl\ur1-oav. wlllMI <'°'* c-ec1 ......:11 or Iha West. Tiie sllow•" r••<ll•d from MJrwwtota 10 Tn.s -eut • Te,.. ......... wllll .,_ llurrlH In MalM -K41tlered ~ In -.ti.rn Florida. Llllflt rain fell •IOft9 ,,. coast In the Pacific Horlhwttl. 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IT found that the public is roughly divided on the eeneral issue of U.S. s»pport for the gov- ernment of El Salvador. Twenty-six percent aeree with U.S. backing, while 31 percent oppose it. Eleven percent were not sure. The rest -32 percent -saJd they had not heard or the con. flict that is raging in that country, about the siie of Massachusetts. Earlier this year, the Reagan administration sent more than 50 militar¥. advisers to El Salvador t~ help ~rai n that country's armed forces in the use of U.S.-provided military equipment. IN the poll, a majority of those who knew of the conflict -52 percent said they opposed the Burglaries up in Huntington Residential burglaries in Huntington Beach during March increased slightly from the "revlous month and were significantly higher than the total for March 1980, according to figures released this week by Huntington Beach Neighborhood Watch. The crime prevention organization said 222 ho.me burclarlw were•nporlted to poUce dwi.ng March, up three from the previous month. The total for March 1980 was 19L In the March 1981 home break-ins, 74 entries were made throueb open or unlocked windows and doors , Neigbborbood Watch said. A breakdown of the llgure1J indicated downtown Hunlineton Beach and other net1hborboods near the ocean reported a higher incidence of home burglaries. Also during March 1981, 78 vehicle break-ins were reported in Huntington Beach, along with 56 commercial burglaries. 4 IN eeneral, Jl~ubllcao• and con1ervatlve1 are tbe major 1upportera of the Rea1an admlnlatratlon policies In El Salvador. Al$ troup1, women. Democrata, lndtpendenta, liberals and moderate. all t.a>d to be opposed to tbe Reaean policies. CottOmeed extract male 'pill' b'ase? ATLANTA CAP) ..J< Scientists ~ve discovered bow a tonseed extract lowers Lbe erm count, a finding tbat brings them a step closer to de· veloptng a variant or the extract -1ossypol -as a male birth control pfll. Gossypol appears to inhibit a key enzyme needed for sperm production, biochemists from the federal National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences said Th~rsday . Gossypol, the yellow pigment in cottonseed oil , bas been under intense scrutiny by many labs since a 1978 Chinese study showed It was 99 percent effective in preventing pregnancy THE figure is comparable to the best results .obtained with birth control pills for women. Unfortunately, 13 percent of the 4,000 Chinese men who took the pill also suffered side ef· fects, predominantly low blood pressure and potassium loss, said Dr. Chi· Yu Lee of the federal laboratory in Research Triangle Park, N.C. Lee said gossypol may be too toxic fbr use as a male con- traceptive in the United States. Scientists are searching for safer chemical relatives All cells have some kind of lactate dehydrogenase. Lee said. But sperm cells have a particular kind that works either in the presence or absence of ox· ygen. This may be because the sperm need to maintain move· ment in an oxygen-depleted environment in the womb. he said. GOS.SYPOL'S chief advantage is that it doesn't affect the pro- duction of the male hormone testosterone. Drugs that block testosterone can b1· effective male contraceptives, but t~y abolish sexual desire Dismissal of charges sought COEU R D'ALENE . Idaho (AP> -: J. judge has laleen under advis~menl a motion Lo dismiss murder charges against two re- puted m o torcyc l e gang members accused of killing a Spokane. Wash.. woman near Post Falls last June Attorneys for Donald Paradis, 34 , Spokane, and Thomas Gibson, 29, Josephine County, THE research by Lee and Ore., asked First Deputy Dis· Heinrich Malling simplifies .this triqt Judg~ Gary H?man to dis· search by providin1 a quick miu the cbarges due to in· chemtcaJ assay -a test of the sufficient evi<lence. enzyme -for screening new Paradis and Gibson earlier drugs. Lee d~cribed the work had been acquitted in Spokane of Thursday to the Federation of murder charges in the beating American Societies for Ex-death of Scott Currier , 26. of perimental Biology here. Huntington Beach. The' two scientltll foubd · They stiU face trial in con· gossypol selectively inhibits 8 nection witb the strangulation form of the eniyme lactate de-\ slaying of 19-year-old Kimberly hydrogenase that is peculiar to Ann Pa Im e r . whose body developing sperm. was found near Currier's by Kooteaai County Sheriff's de· The enzyme is the last s tep in puties. the chemical cascade that con-Haman said he would read the verts glucose sugar into a form transcripts of the defendants' th e body can use to make preliminary hearing before an- energy. nouncing his decision. E Mii!~~~!!~~~~~~!!~!!~!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i ii .. 21 10 0 4J ,, )4 .. .. u ., a ,, ,. 41 "' S5 s. u 2' l6 ., j4 S7 SJ 47 • ,. 47 • JI d n,....,..,.._ •1 :f • ., JO ., • • JO " 4J " '1 ,. 90 • u 47 41 t4 41 u " .. Yotirrpfi}late world of pleasure Ute at Park NewPort Is a com- bination of privacy when ·you want it. social goings-on when you're in the mood. an<\ ~xhll arating recreation when you feel rusty. inf~ m,:,J;.JJ,... Qf ~~ru~fie. Here is the ultimate in care- ll'I 'f.,,~ l\.A.Jtt:: ~rgr,¥<~·' ~ free NewPort Beach Uving sur- -• · rounded by every convenience. I • Perl< Newport r'9idents haye a gourmet market. a beauty shop and dry cfelner Juat iteps away from their aQ&rtment. There are 8 llghted tennis courtai 7 p00la and a $7&0,000 Spa and 1thtetlo ctub. WASlllNGTON <AP> -The Reaaan administration has de- . clded to sell· Saudi Arabia 1round radar ataUoha and 10,000 more anU·tank mlaellea in a con· certed eff'brt to bu.lid the oll·rlct\ kinadom into an' anti-Soviet · bulwark, sourc" say. That 'a enoueb misailea "to • knock out every tank in the Russian arse•l, certainly aJJ the tanks Israel bas,'' a biehJy · placed source said With some ex· aggeration. Actually. the Pen- ~ tagon estimates the Soviets have ' about 45,000 tanks and the Israelis about 3,000. The size of the up-to-now secret ml5sile deaJ and another secret plan to provide Saudi Ar a bia with a dozen highly sensitive ground radar stations for controlling interceptor planes surpri&ed diplomatic and other seasoned observers. PHOENIX. Ariz. (APl -A perjury in - dictment against former U.S. Attorney General Richard G . Kleindienst ste mmed from an in- vestigation by 1tL.•1No1 .. esT h i s re 11 ow lawyers. an assistant Arbona at- torney general said Wednesday. ··The Bar Association referred it to us," said Phil MacDonnen. "They did an awful lot of work." Kleindienst. who \VIS the na- lion 's top lawyer during the ·early part or the Watergate scan- dal that ended with President Nix- .~ orr's resignation, was indicted a;,Tuesday by a Maricopa County rand jury on 14 counts or perjury ~ in connection with his testimony to state bar asaoelatlon panels about hia role ifl an alle1ed scheme to milk a union penal~ fund. Hinckley,~ • IU...!-tUne UI. JRUU latne DAYTON, Ohio (AP> -John W. Hinckley Jr., cbar1ed in the assassination attempt on Prell· dent Reagan, waa in this &outhwest Ohio town last year the same time as former Presi- dent Jimmy Carter, accordin1 to the Dayton Daily News. The 25-year-old Hinckley, from Evergreen, Colo., is ac- cused of fuing shots at Rea1an on March 30 in Wublngton, in- juring the president and three others.,_ Pair swvive crmh on ML SL ff el.ens VANCOUVER, Wash. CAP> - Six scientists and a pilot were healthy and "in good spirits" after a powerfuJ gust of wind on Mount St. Helens overturned their helicopter, forcing them to walk three miles through snow to rescuers, officials said. The wind was the strongest force on \,be volcanic mountain Wednesday. Earthquake activi- ty dropped and the U .S . Geological Survey and the University of Washington an- nounced that the latest eruption or the volcano .. appears to be over." U>nrail aides set W ASlflNGTON (AP) The Reagan administration has taken a new step in its effort to break up Conrail, appointing five new directors to the financially troubled railroad's board , sources said. Test flight out, /or space shutde? SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP> -The space agency is seriously considerine accelerat- ing the space shuttle project because or the pilots' glowing re- ports on rocket.ship Columbia's near-perfeet maiden flight. of- ficials reported. The space agency would like. if possible. to eliminate one or Columb1 a ·s three remaining test missions. which could advance by several months the day when the winged s hip can begin operations as a s pace-Caring cargo ship, moving routinely and repeatedly between Earth and orbit. Officials at the Johnson Space Center said a decision whether to cut one or the test flights may not be made until after Columbia's second trip -set for August or September. They said the initial debriefing or the astronauts who flew the first test has been very encouraging. Gasusedmm NEW YORK CAP> -U S. gasoline consumption fell to its lowest level for March in 10 years. reflecting conservation fostered by rising prices, the American Petroleum Institute reported. Speaker may need to steal a horse BENTONVILLE, Ohio CAP> -lnfiation bas caused all sorts of bard1hip, and now it is threat~1 to put the Bentonville Anti-Horse Thief $ociety out or business. The.problem Is that the society, which sponsors the only big social event in this com· and tobacco. growing town of 300, can't get a speaker for its an· nual dinner on April 25. .. ~ ...... SUPPORT PROTESTED -Demonstrators pour blood on American money and pictures of people killed in El Salvador, protesting U.S. support of the El Salvador gov- ernment. The protest QCCurred in front of the federal building in Portland, Ore. wrnrnarn Purge of Poland's Politburo pressed WARSAW, Poland (AP> -An unofficial grass-roots congress of the Polish Communist Party has called on party leaders to purge the ruling Politburo and the party's central committee of hard-liners and pay more at- tention to the voice of the people. The ~xlraordinary all·d1y m,eeting o f delegates from IO<!'al party organizations throughout 1 the COlBltry was held in Torun, 160 milesnorthwestofWarsaw. l.ondon blacb nix ral,ly, fight probe LONDON (AP > -Although black leaders in the violence· torn Brixton area have called off a scheduJed weekend protest ral- 1 y, they continue to urge a boycott or a government probe into the clashes between black youths and police. Pope relli?lm VOUB VATICAN CITY <AP> -Near- ly 1,600 priests, bfshops and cardinals renewed their vows of celibacy together with Pope John PauJ II today as the pontiff opened four days of Easter celebrations with a Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. Sinldng regretwd TOKYO (AP) -Adm. Robert Long expressed regrets to Prime Minister .zenko Suzuki to- day over the slnkine of a Japanese freighter after a col- lision with a nuclear-powered U.S. submarine. Riot in Bel/mt BELFAST, Northern Ireland CAP> -More than 100 youths hurled bricks and gasoline bombs at Londonderry police after a peaceful protest march by 2,000 supporters or jailed IRA guerrilla Bobby Sands , authorities said. Bandit kiUed KARACHI. Pakistan CAP) - ~ notorious Pakistani bandit wanted dead or alive by the gov· ernment has been killed by police. officials said They said two policemen also were killed in the encounter with Khan Mo hammed Jakhrani in Sind Province.,s Jacobabad District. Jakhrani, 40, was wanted by police for as many as 46 crimes, including murder and kidnapp- ing, during the past 16 years. The most recent was the slay- ing or a police orricer in September. sui»DENLY, Mrs. Durham said, •be beard a door slam ln his office and beard him (I')' out. "Bey,man, Iain't1otany." Then she heard a gunshot, and the telephone clattered and Jaor•ect. " beard bim moan and breathe a couple times, and that wu it," ~aid Mn. Durham, 33. Her husband was dead when police arrived. . "What could J do?" she said. "I was in Vlrginia Beach. and he's in New'°" New• dytq or ma;be alreacb' de.cJ." Newport I(.,.. t. alt mU. northwest of Vir,lnla Beach. Mrt. Durham to,d bet HD, J)avid, 17, to continue to llJtea to the telephone, "lo cue .ht wu 1tlll aUve and could talk" and .,it for help. > HER SON, 8BE aald. It oae point beard someqoe pick up ~ Jhone and aay hello in a "re~ d111utsed, alurred and real ctee;•• male voice. •'Then there wp J1&1t l dead silence." . • - After the sunabot, Mr_.1 . Durham went to a nei1bboi,'1 home and telephoned Newpqrt News police , who touod Durb•m'abody. , Newport News Pollce Ca.t. ff .A. Memory said it wu unclear whether a robbery toot plaj!e after the shooting and said police had no suspects. Durham died of at least three gunshot wounds to the neck and head, he said. President blasts Congress on taxes WASHJNGTON (AP) -Presi· dent Reagan, beginning to re· emerge as chief fighter for his economic program, insists that congressionaJ alternatives to his embattled three-year tax cut plan "are not the answer, they are the problem." "Taxes are much too high to deal in hall-measures," a con- v aleS'cing president said in a written statement issued Wednesday, the deadline for fil. QUITTING? -Frank E . Fitzsimmons is likely to step down soon as president or the Teamsters Union, several union officials have told the New York Times. Fitzsimmorui is expected to quit because of failing health, the paper said. • ing personal income tax returns. Reagan sa10 Amencans "are victims of inflation which pushes them into higher tax brackets.'' "I ASK all Americans to join me in changing our tax system ao that next April 15 we shall begin to celebrate tax reductions instead of simply one more pre- dictable and painful tax in- crease," he said. The one-page statement was issued as Reagan continued his recuperation in the White House living· quarters from a bullet wound inflicted in an assassin&· tion attempt March 30. WHITE HOUSE officials say Reagan is the administration's most effective salesman for the economic program. And in the weeks before the shooting, the president spoke out frequently .in defense of his plan for budget and tax cuts. Inflation reduction Lt recast WASHINGTON CAP> -High inflation and interest rates should moderate later this year as a result or policies pursued by the Reagan administration, a top Treasury official has pre- dicted "We anticipate as the year continues we'll see further evidence ... that prices are no longer surging upward because we have changed policy." said Beryl Sprinkel, undersecretary or the treasury for monetary af- fairs . SHERMAN CLAY DOES IT AGAIN! BIG, BEAUTIFUL 42.CONSOLE ''It's kind of hard to get somebody to come here to speak. We only pay speakers ~. and they all say $50 won 't even pay for their 1as," said Postmistress Verna Naylor. SOUTH COAST PLAZA The society, formed in 1853 to catch horse thieves, stilJ meets once a year -but only to eat. Members like to get together, have a good Ume and hear someone speJlk. "We don't have much else 1oing on -in thia town. That's about the only thing," said Mrs. Naylor's daughter, Harriet Naylor, the society's president. "Just a farm bureau, a post office and a couple or stores." · Nader raps cuts · WASHlNGTON <AP> -Consumer activist Ralph Nader aald the Reaaan administration in- tends to "roll back many ot tbe gains" made in the last lS years in federal activities designed to pro- tect and help coMumers. workers and the poor. "We are not dealln1 here with a replay of the Nixon and Ford adminJatraUons . . . The Reacan admini.atratlon ls a virulenl, hllbJy ideolQ&icaJ, ex· tremlst brand of Republicanism that makes the Nixon and ;Ford administraUons look benir by comparison," be told a conference o the Waahlqton Journalism Center. Nader wat htebly critical of the administration'• proposed bud1et cuts in ret· uJatory aeenciea, such as the Federal Trade CommlssiQO and the Consumer Product SaletJ Commission. Storytelling by Delores Bowles S.•trlx Potter Autbority CAROUSEL COURT April 16-18 at 2, 3, 4 p.m. • ~A1IE$500 Reg.$2491 ~ NOWS1999 A P'eno 1hould have a beautiful cabinet. and thil Al1l1t Conaol• 11 truly beautiful. bl.It tonal ~uallty 11 what you, • a dlecrimlnatlng plan19t demand. Thia 42·· Klm~ll features a totally redesigned lcele wtllch combin. old world cratuman wtth modern Innovative manufacturing technlquee. Dotlar for Dollar, the quality dll1Wf9d In this Artlat Coneole II unexe911ed. Corrw Jri. tab a lootil 11111111 O.Ue Splaet 0111n ........ ~, Prices start It. '5 1199 Five mlnut•, two fln99ra, and ttill l<Jmbell Ofgan end you're heV!ng a balll Thia super eplnec ¥14th lncredll»e f .. turee and fabuloUt aound t. one of the belt VlllU. ~lable tod9Y. You'll hewe.tocome In to ... and hew It~. WMU .,.,... •• OUI ftAMO M&.I YlllT GUI UllD 1.-T. W .... I oua USUAL tM>OD U&.•l PUYAL d~ IAN RAFAEL <AP>.-TIM 11itoatrJ'• 11ttem of Juatlee II too _ ~uy oo ~ acc.-of eiime1 ~ too touab oo pOU.cemen, and ~~b• Rea1an admlnl1tratlon .~~ope• to cban1e that, 9ne ol 'Pfalaent ftealan'I top 94'riMn •itay1. Edwin lleete W, pnlidendaJ c;co11uelor, told tbe Callfomla ? Sbertfr'1 Auodatlon Wedneecsa1 t lawyen are too eonc~ b 'With belpln1 crlmtnal defend- ant. "to fllC!ape Jwstice ..• to out· 1.,tt tbesystem." ., r ·He 1atd a ctlmlnaJ trial should lbe a ''aeareb for truth." ') t·• MEESE MADE the remarks • in reference to a story in ~ San Francisco newspaper drller thia week that gave the views of four prominent lawyers on the strategies they would use to~ fend John W. Hinckley Jr .. charged with shooting Reacan on March 30. Hinckley has not yet entered a plea, Meese, considered one of the most powerful m«;p in the ad· ministration, adaed that he , 1 ~binka insanity defen.ses should ' ,, JUSTICE 'TOO SOFT' Reagan aide Meeu be outlawed. The suueation by the former Alameda County U · sistant district attorney drew approval from the sberiff1. The public, be contended, would ·be Ntter MrYtd lf the - mental ~on ol a defcmdant w•r-ccmidered alter eonvtctlon because a def .. da.nt'1 m•tal condtUOD at th• time of a crime doea not matter. Wben tmanlty ii ~ u a~ feme, be said, "• 1oodi)Ol'tloaof the trial ll taken ui> With bot- and. cold-nmnlnl p1ycblatrilta for both 1lde1 telllo1 all lb• thlni• wrcn1 with the accUHd." ) "Tbe w~y paycblatrtsw are now pushed and tu11ed and IQ . effect compromised wilJl their medical standards in order to provide testimony for one side or the other -th1a ta a disgrace for their profession.'' IN aF.SPONSE to a question from the audience, Meese said the president planned to "con- sult" wl\h local law-enforcement officials before making federal judicial appointments, including to the appellate courts. Reagan, sald Meese, is in- terested in appointing federal judges "who apply the law, not make the law." ;::Hooker 'knew attackers '· .. Suspects identified in acid-throwing death LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Las 1 Vegas prostitute testified that a · Burbank law student hired two · men to throw a caustic chemical foto the face or his former fiance , p_reviously sealed ,tf'stimooy bas revealed. The assault Aug. 14 blinded . and disfigured Patricia Worrell, ;··Teen steals hll8 I '. LOS ANGELES <AP) -When police investigated what wit· nesses described as an unusual· Jy small man drivlnC an RTD bus, they discovered that the driver ·was really a 16-year-old who bad stolen the bua. His name was nqt disclosed because or his age. . .. ... ... 34 , or S;ttlmar, preside~of the Student Bar Association at San Fernando Valley College of Law. She died 10 days later from ln· ternafbleeding. Richard M. Gilman, 43, tbe victim's former fiance, is charged with murder along with Ricardo Robinson. is, and Bob- by Ray Savage, 2-t, both of Las Vegu. Gilman was also a law student at San Fernando. In the testimony re-vealed Wednesday, the prostitute, whose identity wa1 withheld at the request of Deputy Dift. Atty. Stanley M. Weisbers, claimed that (;llman approached her at the Dunes Hotel bar in Las Vegas in July. She said be dis- cussed hiring a "bit man to do some work for him," including have a "girl beaten up." The witness said she put Gilman in contact with Savage, with whom she lived, and the next day Savage showed her $750, which he allegedly told her was partial payment "for doing the job for Mr. Gilman." The prostitute said she later met Robinson and overheard him and Savage discussin1 their plans for the aasault on Worrell. She claimed to have seen the caustic substance used in the at· tack. The Laa Vegas woman said she saw Robinson place the chemical container ln the trunJ- of a rented car shortly before b" and Savage drove to Sylmar, where Gilman was with the vie· tim the nilht of the attack. We've found your place in the sun. With a full-skirted sundress from N-M , the prospects couldn't be brighter -or more comfortable. And the advantages are two-fold: you can bare your shoulders to the sun or cover up for work with your own light jacket. From Lanz, bright stripes in polyester-and-cotton, 46.00~ multi-color flowers on white polyester-and-rayon, 58.00. The, white polyester-and-cotton hal-ter piped -and sashed in green, by Act l , 50,00. All sizes 3 to 13 in Juniors, Newport Beach. A~..,...... ~NWELCOME VISIJOR -A semi-trailer rig sits oo the other side of a home after it left U.S. 99, between Sacramento and Elk Grove, sideswiped a parked car and cut the house in two. Injured were the driver, James Thomas of Fresno; Manuel Garcia of Galt in the parked vehicle, and Juanita Stanley, 70, who was sitti.nJ{ on the front porch of damaged home. Witnesses said the driver was unable to miss the house. Swt filed on busing LOS ANGELES <AP> -While thousands of students prepared to re· turn to neighborhood sc hool s under a voluntary integration program next week, the state Supreme Court was urged in the second suit in two days to keep mandatory bu.sing alive in Los Angeles schools. The state ~tition filed in San Francisco by the American Civi l Liberties Union came a day after a similar suit was filed in Los Angeles federal court by the NAACP -suits which anti-bu.sing school board member Thoma s Bartman on Thursday termed "acts o f desperation . . . a re· hash ... and a sopblatry." ' C.11142-5971. Put • few word• to work for ou . ; 'S\ BXCCUtil?e l ;petn01'Sfrat0 · ~' c\earance 7, - ELDORADOs, COUPE DE VILLEs AND SEVILLEs SA~ PRICED THROUIH MO•DAY I Closed Easter Sunday• Open Until 9 P .M . Monday! - • • ··- lt'1 a Wet wheo m.1Ddl have beea ol! taxes. Moat of ua mana1ed to 1tru1ale to the deadllM and mail'oK our to.o. 'and l40I <wtU. attached acbedulet, w:lthbOldl= forms and, too often, cbeclm). e've paid off the fellow who'• come to be known ~ .. my lax man •• wbo fuides us~ .tbe forma that were aul>P(JSe(l to have been 1imphffed, but somehow weren't. We're dad it's over for another year. · Jn Washington, minds also are on taxes, but the issue is far from over. The debates are beat- ing up. Congressmen report that while their mail, early in the administration, was heavily in favor of full support for President Reagan's economic package, the tenor of the messages is beginning to change. As details of proposed cuts in federal spending began ~ seep through, lobbying for special in· terest.s began in earnest. Now many Democrats and some recalcitrant Republicans are S'Uggesting the budget should contain more funds for social pro- grams and less for defense. Supporters of the social pro- grams fear that Reagan's prom- ise of a safety net for the •'truly needy" is too vague. They rear some of ·the needy may fall through holes in the safety net. ...... btbirs are complAIDlna Utat the pfoi>oled 30 percent tU cut over a ~year period will Pl'O- duce tn dollan for the lower· income taxpayer, but ~ for those Wit.Ii ~lh incomes. . The admlnlatratlon 1ay1 that's the l)Oint. The well-tO-dO are lllOfe likely to invest the u- tra money and tbus atimulate the economy and ·tile lower Income tolks can make immediate use of their added dollars they aay . President Reagan says he won't budge from hla three-year tax cut plan. Vice President Bush lets it be known the ad- ministration wants nothing 'less than the whole budget package. Right now just about every American feels the tax pinch baa gone tQO far and that government is wasting too much of his hard- earned money. Obviously the only answer to this is for government to spend less and tax less. Maybe the skeptics are right in doubting the Reagan economy package can achieve everything claimed for it. Maybe the benefits won't be perfectly balanced. Maybe some programs will be bruised. But somehow the tax-and-spend roller coaster has to be slowed. Right now the Reagan package offers the best hope. So why not try it the president's way? Vanishing farmland A favorite pastime of longtime Orange Coast res· idents, longtime in this case be· ing five or 10 years, is to point out to visiting re~atives the oostly clumps of tract homes where fra· grant orange groves once stood. We've all been there. The dis· appearance of seemingly endless bean fields and the erection of sleek office buildings is always the fault of the folks who came after us. Well, the county Department of Agriculture bas released its annual report on crop production and the city slickers among us can start spicing up our agricultural arguments with a few hard facts. Crop value hit an all time high of $246. 7 million despite a loss of 1,671 acres last year. Most of the loss came from grain and barley crops. Uprooted were 182 acres of oranges and lemons. However, 439 acres were replanted, result- ing in a total of 257 new citrus acres. But there is no denying that Orange County is quickly losing its agricultural land. In 1960 there were 99,262 acres and by 1980 only 29,353 remained. The sad fact is that raising crops no longer is profitable for many farmers. Selling the land for other uses is. In 1964 there were 1,542 farms in the county and by 1978 only 587 were left. So the next time you're point- ing to a new housing tract, where strawberries and beans once blossomed, remember someone may be saying the same thing as they pass your home. .Doubt/UL justice Brenda Spencer is an 18- ye a r ·old Fullerton College studen\ whose only income is $200 per month in Social Security benefits. She signs the money over to her father, who bas polio. Last October, Brenda re- ceived an $8 parking ticket on the · college campus. She appeared in ; North Orange County Municipal 1 Court last Jan. 13 and told Com- '. missioner H.H. Clark she was in· · nocent and could prove it because she bad a college park- ing sticker on her car. Com- missioner Clark said fine and set · a trial for Feb. 19. Though Brenda said sbe couldn't pay it, Clark ordered that $8 bail be posted within one week. Brenda did not poet the I bail. But when Feb. 19 arrived, she appeared in court. The dis- trict attorney's office asked the ticket be dismissed. Clark grant- ed the motion. But because the $8 bail had· not been posted, Brenda was fodnd in contempt of court -and fined $34, mot"e than four times the amount of the citation. Brenda told Clark she couldn't pay that sum, either. · She turned to the American Civil Liberties Union . It petitioned an Orange County Superior Court judg~to overturn Clark's contempt order. The petition was denied. • As it turned out, Brenda re-. turned before Clark last Friday on the conte:\! charge. Clark refused to dis s it. The matter ended when the ACLU paid the fine on Brenda• s bettalf. You're all .heart, Com- missioner Clark, all heart. / I Opinions expressed In the space above are lhoSe of the Dally Piiot. Other lflews ex- pressed on this page are thc>Se of their authOrS and artists. Reader comment Is rnvlt· l ed. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA 91626. PhOne (714) . 642-4321 . I - L.M. Boyd/White Lie One love and war ea;ert of a lot more money for the bUftalol yesteryear contended tbat all man bones than the orilinal l:luntenmfi: Uke tO tbiDk ol themaelves u Just a for the bides. Thi• comes to . Utile daneeroua. U true, DO JOUD1 because a cllent uk1 bow many men woman lbould tell' l man 1be tblnkl made up the typical party of buffalo 1be can tnaat blm. Clearly, be doesn't bunten. Seven. Two aboot.ei'I, four wut ber to be aure ol that, nen aklnnert and acooll. \hou1b ... may not DOW it. SM would dO WU. to teU him, "With you, •never know wbat to ap«t." He will prob~~\{ 1mll• wben b• bean it, DOt r dq lt'1 a natou.t Ue, tbat with blm lhe kDOW'I exactly wbatto~. Fe\'ti.U1411f collecton eventually tot Client ub bow It wu determlDed that 95 IDOIC)utto. eq drlDk a quart of blood ID ODe day. NoUdni to lL Sdentila eompend the w~ ot tbat many blood-1«1ed moequltoeiJ pltb that m&QJ bunlJ'1 m09QU.tto., lbd eQDvertecl the weltht dltlerlltft to UqUld meuure. To the ms it's 'them and us' WASHINGTON -A small bu1i· neuman ln Portland, Maine, wa1 stunned last June when without any warntni the Internal Rev~ue Service ael&ed te.ooo from his bank account. The besieged businessman, Richard Dyke, bad been the innocoot victim of an embeulement which, ln tum, bad caused a $20,000 tax delinquency. He bad received permt.slon from IRS of· ficiala to pay off the debt in monthly fn. ataUments of "2,000. He bad kept up tbe paymenta faithful· ly for s~eral months. Then suddenly, the IRS descended on his bank account and grabbed $9,000 to pay off the balance of the bill. In some ways, Dyke may have been luckier than Maurice Blsbop, a Michl1an businessman ,.-bo bad a1ao been victimUed by an embeuler and wound up owine the federal government $'40,000 in taxes as a result. Tbe IRS alapped a lien on properly worth $400,000 to assure payment of the delin- quency. Bishop pa.id off $20,000 of the tu debt in cash; the IRS refused to release any of the lien. Even after the balance was paid off early last July, the tax bloodhounds took their sweet time gel· ting the lien erased from court records, tying up Bia~op's '400,000 worth of property for several months. INCREDIBLY, both t.be seiiure of Dyke's mooey and the crippllne lien a1ain.at Bishop's property wiere perfect· ly legal under IRS re1ulaUoaa and the enormous di9cretionary authority Congress baa liven to the tax masters. Like the M.amelukea of ancient Egypt -the class of bureaucratic slaves who eventually came to control their royal masters -IRS officials have become the rulers of the American public they are supposed to serve. Tbou&h meet of them exercise their awesome power reasonablY and responsibly, the potential for capricious enforcement becomes a temptation that some re\'enue officers can'treslat. It's arJU&ble that Ronald Reagan's most effective campaign pledte was bis promise to "get the government off our backs." And it's also arguable that . G JAl:I 11111111 ~ many busineaamen and ordinary tax- ' payers consider the petty despots of the IRS tbe 1overnment representatives they'd m<>1t like to set out from under. In the sacred cause of extracting every dollar due Uncle Sam from the tax· payen, the revenue officers otten come down lllt.e the wolf on the fold. Why is tbia? One reuon seems to be the attitude drilled intO IRS employees. Susan Long, a PrtncetOo visitinl fellow wb.o has studi~ IRS training, sald, "They're taught that 'most people cheat' and ·you're.hated,' which puts you on the deferusive from the start.•' This, ot course. is nonsense. Most peo· pie don't cheat -the income tax system is a marvel of voluntary, honest "self-incrimination." And it's the frightened taxpayer, bewildered lfy IRS regulation• and intimidated by the auditor's accusatory demeanor, who la on the defensive ln mott situations. BUT THE PARANOID mentality of ''them a1ainst us" is firmly fixed in IRS offtciah. Coupled with a highly de· centralized admlniatratiol) that gives local revenue officer8 and supervisors virtual autonomy in their little fiefdoms. the prevailing attitude within 1the IRS can spell doom for a taxpayer who doesn't fill in ht. complicated re- turn to the satisfaction of the bureaucrats. An added factor appears to be that in- structiona from Wublneton are 1arbled lo transit to the field offlcea or are mis- interpreted by ambitioua regional of· ficials fearful of seeminc lea dedicated than tbeir collea1ues in otber regions. Property seizures against dellnquent taxpayers offer a case in point: Such seizures are supposed to be a lut resort against bard-core tax evaders. But in early 1979, when Robert Starkey ·became head of the IRS collection division, tbe number of seizures in· creased dramatically, from S,723 in 1979 to 9,423 last year. Starkey told my reporters Tony Capaccio and Deborah Latlah that .. we were fmding in dlslricts cases wbere seizures were appropriate but not being ma~e ... (so) we began to focus al· 1tention on this fact with the districts." Starkey added: "Unfortunately. the message that got through in some situations was perceived as a quota by some group managers. ObviOUBly. this message was wrong and not national policy." Despite his disclaimer, Starkey sure· ly must have known enough about the bureaucratic mind to realize the effect of his May :ii), 1980, memo ... While rev- enue officers must continue to have a large area of independent authority ... be wrote ... they should be required to document reasons for not undertaking enforcement actions in specific cases." The irmocent t1&Xpayer might think it should be the other way around -that the revenue officers should be required to document their reasons for taking tough action. But in the topsy-turvy world of the IRS Mamelukes, that's not the way it works. This is a special kind of bravery \ 'timothy J . McCarthy, the Secret Service agent who interrupted the llicht of a bullet toward the body of the Presi- dent with bis own, is out of the bolpltal and in good shape. The story of McCa.rtby'a beroiam 1s a lood one, and much better )JeeaUH of hla recovery. Whatever the details of the flilht ot the bullet, it seems likely be saved the President's life and be did it on purpose, not because be wu ln the w,ay by .accident. Thia ii why be de· serves to be honored for belnl br~. There has always bf:en a lot Of con- fusion in the world about braveey. A brave person la one who lmowin1ly risks bis or her Ule in exchanae for pro- tectin1 aometbin1 that la ript. U a drunk drives a car 90 miles an hour oa a twiatinl in0untain road, thereby rtakin1 bis Ule, tbli lan't brave, It's stupid. DUllING WO&LD War II, I saw a lot of brave men and a lot of others who were given medah for bravery who were not. Some of thble simply risked tbelr lives by accident, becauae they wete forced to or because they didn't undentand bow dangerous what they were dotnc was. AmODI the bravest men I knew were the crews ot the B-17 and B-J& bomben who flew on daylight raids over Germany. ln the early days of that air war, the lo&ses were runntni between S percent and 10 percent· Oil every mi•· aion. Each crew member had to fiy on • 2S mi.uicma before be was retired from combat. It didn't take a mathematical genius to understand bow poor his chances of survival were. TOE SECRET SEBVICE people who protect the President are brave the way those bomber crews were brave. They Uve normal family lives except for the .,, busy doinl something to think much about what be wu dolor. He'd already thouabt it out a thousand tlmes. YEARS AGO thil kind of action would have been called "manly" but the word baa a.a old·fubloned rtne to it now. We've dro~ed the word because there's a suggestion about it that there's more virtue to "manliness" than to ".VomanlineH." Today. tlcCart,hf's action ia more opt to be called "macho," which comes from the Sp.mah word for "male." Unfortwfale· ly, lt's become a deroaatory term. Be· I.,, tn1 ''macho" la identified with thought- , leaa male aggressiveness indifferent to . ~ · attack by <>then and lhougbUen iD at· ~-, tack '"' others .. , ..... My three. dauahten, all of whom ~ AllY 11810 • youoe women now, invariably use th word derisively. U they call aomeon periods when they are with the Preli-"macho,...-they mean be'• an overbear dent. 'lbfY have le>U of time to comjder lnl male jerk. I undentand what the the daoi'9r they're often ln but they mean, but those men amon1 ua who are agree to do l\ an)'\tlay because they're 11mpathetic to the cause of women• brave. . rlthll oqht not to be tpo quick to agr l(cCartb.y probably didn't think out with women Oft everythina Just to 1et · what be WU doint wbeo the ahota atart· lood with them. There b aJuallty ed comiq at President Reaaan. Uke ma.alln.esa, the kind dl,aplay by Ti mOlt d most of the time, be wu too McCpthy, that we can't afford to lose. . .. I . -Do. you know:-·¥0~ 'ologies' and ~D18'? ' (a) orlanliei political parties ~ (b en•••• bl dllputation or controversy (C) fottnulates dlploipatlc policy. ANSWEU: 1 (c); 2 (a); S (c); 4 (b) s <•>; s (a); 1 Cc>: a (a); t Cb); lO Cb> .. . ' ~ ! ! . ' rr- OBITUARIES ... . ....... ._..,.._ .... -... - "At one Ume I thoulbt the world wu mJ'tOJlt.el'. I no loapr think to.'' • - Attorn8y sues ABC program AKRON , Ohio CAP> -An ABC-TV "20-20" program one year ago on judicial corruption ln Summit County, Ohio, has drawn multimillion·dollar suit.a a1ainat the network by four named in the investigative report. The program, broadcast April 17, 1980, was entitled "Injustice for All" and focused particularly on the deeds or a former county judge, James Barbuto, who hattsince been convicted on two statecbarees. The latest action is a $20.S million libel-slander suit filed by Akron attorney Robert Blakemore, a longtime close associate of Barbuto's. BIAKEMORE'S SUIT SAYS THE ABC report falsely implied he received preferential treatment from Barbuto's court as a result of contributions be made to Barbuto'• election campaigns. The program also implied. accordine to the suit, that Blakemore's wife, an assignment clerk In Barbuto 's court, channeled cases to Blakemore's firm and that the firm made a profit from the cases. "The segment entitled 'Injustice for All' was itself an injustice to mysel/ and my wife Joanne," Blakemore said in a statement. "Not only are the allegations made by ABC untrue, but they are false as a matter of pubUc record. •'In the year since the broadcast, I have continued to make efforts to resolve thls matter with ABC without the necessity of litigation. They have rebuffed these efforts." THE SUIT NAMES THE American Broadcutin1 Co.. ABC News Praident Roone Arledee. "20·20" reporter Geraldo· Rivera, and "20-20'' producer Charles Thompson. tt also names two ABC affiliates, WEWS in Cleveland and WAKR in Akron. "We have looked carefulJy al the report by Geraldo Rivera and we are confident that it ii factual," said Alan Raymond, d.lreetor of news information for ABC News lo New YOl'k. Blakemore, who was not cbareed with any wrongdoing, seeks special and compensatory dama1ea of $10.S million and punitive damaces of SlO million and that the defendant.a be required to publicly apologize . · PREVIOUSLY, SANDRA BODDIE: AND William "Bobie" Brooks, both of Akron .. flled libel suits against ABC on grounds that statements made about them in the "20·20" segment were false. Brooks and Ms. Boddie each uked for $40 million from ABC. Barbuto was convicted last June on state Charges of gross sexual Imposition against a female courthouse worker and intimidation or sheriff's deputies investigating him. He resigned and was sentenced to 10 years in jail, but was released on probation in November after servin1 78 days. • U market gets new grant LOS ANGELES CAP) -The city's produce market has received an add itional SS . million federal grant to help mode rn ize Its de · terioraline facilities. The R eaga n ad - ministration approved a $13 .S million Urban Development Action Grant Jor the produce ~;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:==;;;;;:1 m a r k et . w h i c h w a s 'originaJly scheduled to receive an $8 million grant. HAalOI UW.._MT. Ot.1¥1 Mor1uarv •Cemetery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 rtHCI •OTHHS la&. .. OADWAY MOttTUAaY 110 Bro~wav Costa Mes• 6'2·9150 IALT% & taotae>t' SMITH & TUTMtL.L WISTCUfll CHAPIL 427 E 17th St Ccnta Mna ~&-9371 ,_Cla.cmtml IMTMS' ..OllTUMY 827 Main St .._,ntlnciton Beach S:J&.M3I The produce market modernization project, an important part of the city 's downtown re, development plan, wUJ be financed lareely by '$82.2 million lent by banks to..-non-profit corporation. The projeet wiU unlly about 120 produce wholesalers under one roof. DEATH NOTICES DEAR PAT DUNN: "111 do the new 18 cent 1tam11 bev. a '18" oa tbem, but no ni•ntioa of·tbe prlc.! C.R .• Huatlastoo Beacb TM -· .... •laa&ed 0 8'' ltaiape (aad related poetal 1taUoaer1 Ue••> were pro41•ced IMION Ute e:aaet .... aJaatloll of *'• 1&aape "H det.,•lMd. Tiie Poetal Serwtee waated a It eat ftn&.dau raa.. bat ... PoMal aaae CommlNtoe reeommeaded u 111 eat rate,· ud •• a reatlk, &M "B" •la•p wu pNd11eed 18 ah lldertm to make HN &Mre were eooap IU•PI &o meet u.e Hdte'I...... I Tiie "8'' ••• will ahra)'t be ._..... 11 ce•ta, J..a u ah "A" stamp, •Mell ••• lN•ed .... r 1lmUar drHllUtaaeel 18 1178, wlll alw.,e be worUl II ee.&e, IMlt oaly for 'do•Ndc .. 111.q. Foreto ,..aaJ workers doll'& _,, Ute worUl of tile "A" or "B" 1tam,. uc1 will DOt accept maJJ that carries them. Tbe Pelta1 Service ~bu lulled a aew aoa·deeombaa&ed PMtdrd Mow1a1 oaly aa Ea1le a.ad the worcb "U.8. Poe&a1e" aad "Dome.Uc Rate." Tile P"k•rd may be med only for domestic mall.I.a• aad con. U ceaa.. Booldet tell. about fating DEAR READERS: A 114* come• bome from acbool: "Ne:st week, a1J of the clt.lldrea ID the clua wW be takla1 ltudardl&ed teats. Al aooo u the teat aeore1 a.re uaUable, you wUJ be Informed bow yoar cldkl rub." That seems reaSODable, ltat wllat II the Orange Coast DAJL Y PtLOT/Frtday, April 17, 1981 pol8t "' ltudanlbed &estaf Aad wfaa& do "" ICOnt really ••uf I P• esa••· .. aclale.eaea& tetltl, tlle reHltl are lre41•••tl1 ll•ea aa 1rade eq•l•aleeU. A e.Ud la tile fom1.ll moaUI of t.lle fomtlt frade ..... b H HefaJe lhdea& woutd l•awe •score of 4.4. If yov dUd HOret weD above or weU below avera1e, wlU ..U laformaUoa be taiMd to IMtlp Mt •P 1peetal pro1ram1 etUaer to keep dle cldJd'• lbterest or to brta1 lbe cbUd up to tile level of a.. reat of tile da1a! If ao, wllat odlier laformaUoa wW be med to declde If &he cit.lid aetdl •Pfftal placemeatt Tlae Natloaal l••&lt•t. of Zd•ea&Joa ao&e1 dlat, H a parent, yoa llave tlle rts*t to uawen to tboee questlou ud to a •••Mr of otlilen about sta.adardJsed &elta. Te lean wlaa& the questlon1 are aod aome ol ~ u1wen, aead for a copy ol Ute aew booklet, "Yoar auid ud Te1t1D1." It'• free wbea yo• aead you aame ud addrea • a poet.card to tile Coanmer IDformatlon Cen&er, Dept. S2U, Pueblo, Colo. 8lott. • "Got a problem' Then write to Pat 'I.. l Dunn. Pat wiU cut red tape, getting • tM aMWr• and act4on JIOU iieed to • aolVf! inequilie• in gowmment and ,.... bunMll. Mail JIOU,_-que1tion1 to Pat I ~ Dunn, At Your Seroke, Orange C008t Dail11 Pilot, P.O. Bor 1560, Co1ta Mela, CA 92626. As man11 letter• oa pouible will be anat«red. but phoned inquiries or lettera not including tM reader's fuU name, odtre11 and bultne11 hour•' phone number cannot be c~Ted. Th11 column ~ar1 daily er cept Sundays•· 2 guilty drug • in :case . SAN DIEGO (AP) A tedotal Jury tiu convicted Lone Beach attorney Edward M . Daley and a Vietnam War veteran, w bo became a mercenary, of conspiracy In a multimillion-dollar drue 1mu11lln1 operation. The trial was repeated when the tint ended in a hune jury. Daley, 48, and John Early. 36, were ordered back to the Metrorotitan Correctlona Center after the verdict and will be sentenced May 4. Daley was found guilty of conspiracy to Import marijuana and conspiracy to possess the drug for distribution. In hls defense. Early claimed a diminished mental capacity as a result o f his war experiences but was convicted of conspiracy to import marijuana. He wa s acquitt ed of conspiracy to possess the drug for distribution. A total of 27 people were indic ted · in the marijuana -cocai ne s muggling operation involving airlifts and ocean cargoes from Colombia. TOP INSTRUCTOR - Orange Coast College•s Charles Blesh has been named top communi- ty coUege welding in- stractor in nation by· American Welding Society. Blesh was honored in Cleveland during society's an· nual meeting. Sentenced FRESNO CAP> -A Modesto man hu been sentenced to a federal prison medical center for fi ve yea rs for m aking a bomb threat to an airline. Harold Leslie Cook, 46, was sentenced to participate in a n alcohol rehabilitation program. _____ H_o_li_day Guests ... ·j·, ,, . ., . .' .,.. • ADDUSSO , fold Away Table and Chain FOf the festive and feastive spring holidays, don't be c;c,ught short seated. 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''I want to brace you ·for the second bl11eat political storm you've ever had," he wamed. The blaest storm, be later confided, was liftln1 the city entertainment permit at the controversial Cuckoo's Nest rock music club on Placentia Avenue earlier tbls year. .. The city's Capital hn provement Task Force claimed nearly $1 million worth of sidewalk, curb and 1utter re- palra are required in the Colle1e Park and Mesa Verde tracts alone. "We're tolnl to bave to do 1ometb1aJ,'' Sorsabal added. "Tbere are Hverel1 damqed public -.u out u.e.:• ·sonaa.i allo w'araed -. ._ city must nail dowh •n "alrtl&ht" cootract with Oranse County if it ii to construct a new library atr~cture in tbe downto•n Supem Block area near Uona Park. CITY official.I propose spend· tn• $1.3 million on that project. and Sonabal said be wanta to make sure the county Board or Superviaon doesn't back out of· any rental contract for provid· tn1 library aervice if the faclllty ta conatructed. The second 1.ar1cat ex· pendlture proposed with the federal arant money will be the new Civic Center annex pro· eram that includes con.etrucUon of a new fire station and eom- m uni catlons center and re· location of the police helicopter port. About $735,000 fa proposed for those projects in addition to some $700,000 already allocated. Other projects proposed for 3 added W OC panel on regional airport 4 Three more appointees have been named to an Oran1e Coun· ty blue ribbon committee that will examine sites for location ot a major. long-haul re1tonal airport. George McNamee. Mildred Veaaela and Keith Murdoch were selected to join the 11-member committee by members of the county Board of Superviaon. Me,JAMEE, OF Corona del Mar , la pusident of TVI Insurance Inc..-of Newport Beach. The five-year Oran1e County resident wu named to the committee by lit District Supervisor Roaer Stanton. Mrs. Veuela, who wu cboMn by 2nd Dlatrlct Supervisor Harriett Wieder, la president of the firm that operatea Loa Alamit.ol Race Course. Murdoch wu city mana1er of Anaheim for 28 years. Now a private management consultant, he wu named to the committee by 4th District Supervi.Jor Ralph Clark. THE THREE appointees join James Cavanau1b, president or Allergan Pharmaceutical.a Inc. and Yorba Lind~ City Councilman Henry Wedaa on the special committee. Cavanauib was • appointed by Sth District Supervisor Thom aa R lley; Wedaa was named by 3rd Dis· lrlct Supervisor Bruce Nestande. 1ix prominent Oran1e County buaineaa leaders to join the 11-member committee. ' -GLENN SCOTT eventual City CouncU apPn>val include: • -Baker Street tire 1tatloo re· }Dodetial1 tl0,000; . -~-of·••f .......... ~ Jlrot wtdenln1 at l>el .rar Avenue and Newport Boulevard, $4t(),OOO; -Fourth noor remodelin&~in City Hall, $40,000; -Corporation yard expansion study. sa>,OQO; -AIR CONDITIONING system improvements ln City Hall and the Police Department headquarters buildln1, sa>,000; -Solar hot water beatln1 . wlita for three fire atationJ, the Downtown Community Center and the corporation yard build· ing, $40,000. Formation of the committee was authorized in February by supervisors as part of approval of the master plan for im· provementa and jet noise re- ductions at John Wayne Airport. The supervisors also invited .4 convoy of 24 cemmt truck.I headl for thf! lit1 of thf! Pacific C<>Mt HighWOtJ Midge under conitructba in Nt1.11p()rl Beach. Trucb baclc . Mesa's e111ergency call boxes to be rent0ved The 15'1 red emeraeacy call boxes doUln& C:O.ta Mesa street corners are expected to pau in· to blit«y tn a few montha. They've become the vlcUma ol economy, accordln1 to City Mana1er Fred Soraabal in a re- port this week to the City Council. Delly Ptlllt ....... " f'wtc• O'o-tl up (o the ~ and dump I ,«JO ~ardl of concrete for the job . Workmen spent 14 hour~ covering ltructure. / Mini 'wlude u:all' 11Ulral eyed in Laguna Barrin1 a last-minute appeal, airbrush art.lat Robert Wyland P.lana to start on h1I 1caled·down 'Whalln1 W•tl" mural next ... ~. Mem• of U.. (.,q\J.pa Beach DMlP, .. view BOard approved f.be 1?04Dol mural earlier tb11 • moath ud Wyland Ira• been · waltt.n, for the 20·day appeal "1od tO l*I before •tarti.oi work. TB• MV&AL will depict a Californla srar whale. and her calf and will be pam~ on UM wall• beside the r.iirenhelt 461 bookltore, f aclnl tbe Hotel Luana INU'tdna lot. . 1'he aiUat orfatnally wanted to palnt bl• "Wballn• W>ll" on Coa1t Hl1hway near Boat Can1oa1 but tbat ldea waa ,.... Jeet.d JMt O.C•m• bJ ett1 ill- ftclal1. • 1'bat MO-foot mural would hue •rt•.. a Caltrau wall ............. Dri•• aDd ..,,.... Btre.t, '#ltfa( a vari.tJ of Ma mammall diiplayed .,alDJt i IOfttllue~. ' 'Big Pour' shapes up bridge in NB. Workmen constructlnJ the seven-lane Pacific Coast Highway bridge in Newport Beach called Thursday's activi· ty the "Bil Pour." ln a 14-hour concrete-pouring marathon, workers using 24 cement trucks covered the aur· face with 1,400 yards of con- crete. Project officials from the Kasler Corp.., the contractor for the $8.9 million bridge project, said the massive pourini should make the bridge "look like a real bridge." The project has been under way for nearly a year with job completion expected by Nov · ember, barring strikes, bad weather and material shortages. According to plans, westbound traffic ls to be routed from the old bridge onto the new structure in September with eastbound motorists following several weeks later. When the job is done. the old bridge, erected in 1931. will be torn down. The wider, higher bridge is ex- pected to ease Newport Beach's worst traffic bottleneck. C.atch basin bond move di.,, in NB· THUi$ THE ENVlllONMENTAL data on the new Jets was accepted by count)' plannen unanimously. No dJasent. Let's rip. This aotlon sugaests that NewPOrt Beach bu even lost the 20 percent clout th~ it's supposed to carry in county government matten. One of those planners la supposed t:o represent the best interests of the Fifth Supervlsortal Dlstrfct. Newport Beach ls expected to have contiderable influence within that Fifth Diatrict. It apparently now bas been reduced to none. ON AJRPOllT llA'JTEU, there is also con- siderable evidence to 1uggest that Supervisor Tom Riltty, commandinr reneral of .the F1fth Dlatrict, is N ewporter drivmg home strong point with coanUJI poUlico• more than a little disenchanted with Newport's airport posture. Thus Newport can't even count on the 20 percent vote when the boys and girl seated in the big chairs up at County Seatdom gather to ponder airport questions. This condition, in tum, su~aeats that Newport Beach must be suffering a terminal case of thicken· ing between the political ears. Newport should be able to count on one vote out of the five supervisors. At least that one vote should be holding the Newport banner high in the breeze. At our county halls, the Newport banner not only seems to be in tatters but also kicked over in the cor· ner of a broom closet. Nobody wants to tfucb it. It looks diseased. IT'S THE DISGUSTING kind of thing you pick up gingerly between your thumb and forefinger and hold at a distance, whilst wrtntllng your nostrils. Not only should Newport be able to count on one vote because of parochial devotion, the city should have earned the support of other county politicians. Think of all those little fund-raisers that have gathered at· Balboa-by-the Bay. Think of all the glasses raised upon high that cost the bearer $100 per diluted shot. Things have sure reached a sorry pus. Newport Beach apparently. can't even purchase friendlblp via the campaign coffers any more. If you can't trust the bankers, who can you trust? IN THE END, perhaps the time bas come for Newport Beach politicos to painfully re-e-xamlne their political posture on the question of Oranae County's airport. Allies seem to be vaniahin& like the mi5ts of a coastal morn. And one fact seems to remain constant through it all -Newport Beach is still a jet-noisy place. Very noisy. ·success unlimited OCC, GWC getting UXJ.rmed up The RuaUert bave made three 1tralpt appearances ln th.southern CaUlOmla champ!omhipa and are on the veree. at a fourth. In that span, the team bu complied a record of 90-1,. IncludeG ii a perfect 80-0 mark ln 1179. Scorlnl le•dera of last years lr\· eluded llleledey Blan , Pam Banb, JJtJMEN INSPOHls • K""'ll Bmtttm bring• hit~ car to OCIR Saturda11 night. llB's Neal tops list at Ascot ' Baseb~ll standings GARDENA -Jim Neal of Huntin1ton Beach will be aQ1on1 the favorites in the late model stock car sprin1 championships at Ascot Park here tonight and Saturday. · The bespectacled Neal, the NASCAR Grand American point leader at A1cot laat season, will face a stron' challence from t b e M f d w e s t a n d S.outhweat in ~be in- au1ural event with a $1&,500 purse. · More recently, Neal finished second to 'oe Ruttman, the U.S. Auto C l u b at o c k c a·r champion, at both Ontario and Riverside. He defeated several AMERICAN LEAGUE Wea Dlvilloa W L Pd. GB Oakland 8 O 1.000 - Chica10 3 I . 750 3 Texu 2 3 .400 4~ h•ell 3 5 .375 5 Seattle 2 4 .333 5 Kansas City 1 3 .250 5 Minnesota 1 5 .167 6 East Dtvilloa Detroit New York BalUmore Botton Cleveland Milwaukee Toronto 5 1 .833 - 3 2 .600 111.a 2 2 .500 2 2 2 .500 2 2 3 .400 2'h 2 3 .400 2~ 2 4 .333 3 ,.......,.,IC_ 0.-...... s • ....-1 C:lewleftd 1,Mllw.._O 0etre1u.T.,...o Oflly ...... ~ T•r'•---MI-CWIHlefne .. II et ...... (I(. "-" l-0)11 s .. t11e ,._,. ... , t-11 ., Oe111-111i11ec.ny 1.0)" -...._.,. (~y H I et CNc.eo (OotNrl Ml ' 0.trelt (9el>ey t-11 el Tcw9"to (LHl l•I ••lllmere lf'l1N1•ee11 0-ll •t Ke., .. , City ( LAofMll'd 1.0) " H-Y-IOUl*Y0-11 et Teue (0.,..1110.0) n Oftly....-~ NATIONAL LEAGUE Wea& Dlvl1loa W L Pd. GB Dod•en 6 0 1.000 Cincinnati 5 2 . 714 1 'h Atlanta 3 3 .500 3 Houston 2 4 .333 4 San Dlego 2 5 .286 411.a San Francisco 2 5 .288 411.a East Dtvillon Montreal 3 1 . 750 Philadelphia 4 2 .667 New York 3 2 .600 ~ St. Louis 2 2 .:JOO I Chicago 1 4 .200 211.a Pittsburgh 1 4 .209 2'h n.r....-.1e-Mo111 .... 11.~o SI. Loub S. "-'(-I Piil~ S, Pl!tsOWtfl J \91111 ·-Khffotl.0 T ...... 10-0efeen 1Sw1cn11• 1-01 et 5.,, Dl•I• < e k"9to.vtr 0-11 Se" 1'~1Ko (Altte"Oer I-fl •I All-• I Perry M l SL Louis (9. Fo"dl M l •I CIMlnNll (UCou HI Clllc e10 (l(revec O·OJ •I l'llll•f•lpllle !Clltltten-.t-11 PlttUurell (f'llocleft 1-41 et HOUUOft (Sulton 0-11 <Mly-Khedui.cl. Grand National drivers ------------------------ at each track. Neal is in his third season out of quarter- m 11 e s treet stocks at Ascot. Tonight's action will Include qualifying and six survival heats along with a trophy dash. The Saturday main event is for 50 laps with the winner picking up $2,000. Action begins at 8 o'clock both nigbta. =:-,- ... --T --I ... _ - •........ , .... ..,,. ••rte, better perfornuance. Prices Glod thru April 19, 1981 ~-~ ' Oil' Filter I oochampion Spark PIUgS No's Pf2, 20, 24, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45. now•y 5 2~~* Car Cleaner!. Wax Goes_on fast. wipes off easily. . . ... ~ Matt Keough Cl1ld his teammates put out the high sign again. Strange tourney Wateo n s t ruggling a t T o f C RANCHO LA COSTA (APl - The last four holes at the La Co.sta Country Club measure ex· aclly one mile and comprise one of the toughest finishing sets in golf. • .. Usually, you can figure if o play them about one over haven't lost any ground," m Watson said before opening ense of the titl-; he has won last two seasons in the umament of Champions. iBut Watson, who won the asters laat week, pla ed those ur holes two over par ~hursday the flrs't round of the T of C d lost six shots to leader urtis Strange. "Just somet hing that ppened," shrugged the 26· 's business usual The year -old Strange, who became the first man in the history of tbe exclusive tournament to birdie all four of the finishing holes. It completed a six-under-par 66 that give him a one-stroke lead over Lee Trevino and eight over Watson, who struggled to a 74 and then headed for the practice tee and a long workout. "Watson -isn't out of it," Trevino insisted of the man who has dominated golf for the past four seasons. Then Lee grinned. ·'But if he loses seven more s hots to me, if he's 14 back after two rounds, then he'll be out of it. But not until then." Trevino, a four-time runnerup in this elite tournament that brings together only the winners of PT A tour titles from the last 12 months, birdied three of the last four holes which he called "as good as any finishing boles I've ever played." Bruce Lletzke, who finished second in Utis tournament the two previous times he's played here , had a 68 as Strange's partner in the cool. breezy weather. He was lied with Bill Rogers, also four-under-par and only two strokes back in the chase for a $54,000 first prize. I' A fantastic finish," Lietzke said of Strange's closing burst. "Curtis wasn't playing all that well for the first 10 holes or so, then be put on an absolutely fantastic finish." Tied at 69 were Canadian Dan Halldorson, Howard Twitty. Ray Floyd and Tom Kite. Jack Nicklaus, who chased Wat.son to the Masters title last week, matched par 72. ''Nothing lo write home about," he said. "I was playln2 pretty decently, had it three- under-par after 12 boles, then couldn't finish the round. I drove it into the rough three times, coudln 'l get the ball on the green and made bogey." Hasoo;opeiili\1 ••ri" In AaaJMJm. It aeven out 'of etaht complete ,.m .. doean•t 1mPf9SI, tblnk of Uill: It'• alfnolt 11, the totl.l number of save. Ute Ansell K~. wbO Hid bi work~ every anise ~\u~~>'~ ;:ln"!"ro~~f. :If .!~~" • .a': staff h8d tn all of lllO (22). It'• not records they're after, just a cue of World s.ta rlns• perbap1, but the A'• have fallen into dlrect aJm of aeveral club and a few malor leaaue recorda already. frtenda. allowed the An••la Jiatt ftve bltl while , •t.dtint out tour: and walkin1 one. And once afaln. the A'• played ff.cellent defense after Keou1h•1 own flnt-lnnift~ thl'owinf error l~ to the Ancela' CMJ1y run. After Keou•h tettled down, the A'• bata aettled ln, 1tvtn1 hlm a run on one blt In !. the fifth and tour rum on t~ bltl ln the ti 1lxth -the bis one, a two.run dovble by,. ~ who else, Tony Armas. . ~ For examp e, the A'• are .only two aby of the m~r Jea1Ue record for victQriee at the •tart ot the 1eaaon and by tolna ~ toni1ht to face the Seattle Marlnpa for • tou r aamea, that'• one record that Oakland may tel by juat ahowt.oi up And one more win will equal the ~ub'• lonaest wlnnlna streak since It moved t<> Oakland ln 1988. "Thia ah~~ all of tile baseball fans up there <O ) out of their houses -and there are a lot of / them," aald A '1 manager Billy Martin. It wu Arm11 'Who br9\11ht the A's from ~ behind tn both the ftnt and third sames of I this series with towertn1 home rum. Tb.It ~ time, be kept lt in the ballpark, but the L: dama1e was Just u effective. t; And Keouah. the Comeback Player of e: Dodgers reversing tables, , burial ceremony elsewhere LOS ANGELES <AP> -When the Los Angelel Dodgers took the field for their 1981 season .opener last week, optimists among their fans hoped the) wouldn't be buried ln the National League West right away, a possibility that seemed very real. A week later, the Dodgers are the only un· defeated team in the National League. Their 6·0 record represents the be$t start for a Dodgers' team since the 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers won their first 10 games. How likely was this season's fast start? Consider: The Dodgers opened against defend- ing division champion Houston with a rookie left-hander, Fernando Valenzuela, the only time the club ever has started a season with a rookie on the mound. They had no choice. The 20-year-old Mex- ican was the only start- ing pitcher they had. Bobby Welch was Bobby Welch nursing a bone spur in his elbow, and wasn't certain for the season, much less the first week of it. Jerry Reuss, the an· nounced starting pitcher and an 18-game winner laat season, was out with a bad calf. Burt Hooton, the No. 2 starter, was nursing an ingrown toenail. Dave Goltz, another starter, was sidelined with a bad virus that had weakened his pitching arm. He bas pitched only six innines ln spring training. There's more. Don Stanhouse, the club's $3 million free agent PUTTING IT AWAY -New York Rangers star Lance Nethery (21) gets the puck past St. Louis Blues goalie Mike Liut to score during the first period Thursday. It wasn•t • who missed most of last season with injuries, was released from the club. This left a bullpen consist· ing of a rookie Dave Stewart, a second-year man Steve Howe, a recovering invalid Terry Forster and a screwball pitcher who'd been rocked in the spring, Bobby Castillo. That list also would have included a third-year player coming off a disastrous sophomore season Rick Sutcliffe but the front-line emergency necessitated hi.'J transfer to the starting rotation. Joe Beckwith, another reliever, was out with double vision. Was that any way to start a baseball season? Apparently so. Valenzuela strutted off the mound with an opening day victory, a five-hit, 2·0 decision over the Astros. After a day off, Hooton took the mound and pitched the Dodgers to a 7.4 victory. Sunday, Sutcliffe started and pitched well enough for the Dodgers to win 4·3. Monday, in San Francisco, Welch pitched without pain for three innings and his lead was ef· fectively protected by Stewart, who earned his first major-league•victory. Tuesday, Valenzuela returned for another complete-game. victory, 7-1, extending his major league consecutive scoreless innings string to 33~ before allowing the Giants a run. With Hooton on the mound Wednesday, the Dodgers defeated San Francisco 4-2, before getting a day of rest Thursday. The· Dodgers are 6--0 on the strenath of surpris- in i pitching and daring, hit-and-run baseball. ·'Considering the situation we were looking at," said Manager Tommy Lasorda, " the pitching has been superb. Valenzuela, Hooton, Sutcliffe, Castillo, Howe . . . everybody's gone out there and given us a good performance." .............. enough, the Blues won, 6-3, in -National Hockey League playoff action. For the story, see Page B6. •: <See ANGELS. Pale .. , ~; Don BaylQr Baylor gets hot with boss Angels designated hitter Don Baylor, ended what has to go down as the shortest retirement from major league baseball Thursdaynight twohours. .: .. 0: .. . l : : .. ' At 4 p.m., Baylor walked into General Manager Buzzie Bavasi's office and announced • that hewasquittingtbeteam. But after reconsidering, Baylor was back in uniform just minutes ~ before game time Thursday night, although he did not play. Baylor's anger was prompted by a Bavasi remark in Thursday's Santa Ana Re.zlster in which col - umnist John Hau, in reference to. the cover of the Angels' program which features Baylor, Rod • Carew and Fred Lynn, quotes Bavasi as saying: "What's Don doing in that picture with the two hitters?" Bavasi, who held a make-shift press conference in the Angel press bOx prior to the game against the A's, said the commeQt was made "tongue in cheek. Don doesn't realize that some of the things John writes are tongue in c h eek. That's all part of baseball." Bavasl added that at no time did he mean to ridicule Baylor, the Ameri ca n League 's Most Valuable Player in 1979 who was bothered by a hand injury last year and this season is hitting .074. There was earlier friction between Baylor and Bavasi when Baylor, the Angels' player representative, was critical ofre- cent trades. ''Some of the guys are upset, there's no question," Baylor said at the time. ''But 1 don't think you can really tell what kind oflrades they are until the season· s over.'' "Players rep, my ass," Bavasi replied. "What do you think guys like (Ken) Forsch, Ott and Mahler are going to think when be says things like that? He (Baylor) has no gut.a. If he doesn't like what we're doing, then he should come to me before,golng to the press." Manager Jim Fregoai, whose Angel lineup is hitting .217 thus far, said of Baylor's brief walkout: "That wu not a dis· ruptive factor. Ourlack of hilt· lng Is.'' JOHNSEVANO Ferr.agamo is enjQying sp~tlight, decision due .: in attendlnf can call the UCI P .E . 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(50) -'SPORTS AMEltlCA - Hithllgbts of the fmal round of the 17th annual EIWA wrestling champiooshipa from Princeton, N.J. 8 p.m. (5) -TOP RANK FIGHTS OF TllB '70s -Al the age of 22. Mike Roesman met Victor Galindez for the light heavyweight title in New Orleans on Sept. 15, 1978. (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 2:30 p.m. (7) -AMEaJCAN 8POltT811AN -. Glen Campbell and Tanya Tucker challenie the PUBLIC NOTICE wblte water ol the Colorado River's Lava Falla. Ptcnnouuus1Na. A 110: Former Mr . Unheue , Arnold TIW ,.::=,~':!1111 -.... Schwanene11er and naturallat Doue Peacock at-__ , tempt to photograph griuly bears al Yellowstone CUSTOM CA•Pn CA••. m N . National Park and Johnny Rutherford undereoea ~~.,,. Mrwt. 0r.,.., cau1or111. pilot training at Lubbock, Texas. (22) -SOCCE&. "AUL D• •• Torre, Ju N . 3:30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WOltLD OP 8POltT8 -=~•m st,..t, OrM99 camornl• Coverage of the Rebel 500 1tock car race, taped T111s ...._I• ~11c1 by .. ,,.. April 12 at Darlington SC. 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Andrea J ae1er captured a flrst- place and the Most Promising Player award in this event only a mooth before she became the youngest play~ in history to join· the pro ranks, at the a1e of 14. And professionals Anne Smith, Kathy Jordan and Mary Lou Platek • are other names who have taken.part ·in the Tennis Tournament of Champions for junior playen. Since 1976 when the first tournament was held , this bas become one of the major national Junior tourneys for young women. Arizona representative in 1979, when she got to the third round of the 16- and-under play. And last·year, play- ing for California, in tile 18.s, she was the runner-up, losing a close. three- s et finals match to Felicia Rascbiatore of Florida. There's a person to contact if you believe ¥OU might h!lve a future women's tennis champ for the 1982 tournament. Get in touch with Elsa Jablonski, 4113 Montpelier Rd., Rockville, Md .. 20853. • • • JOHN McJ;NROE, two-time de- fending U.S. Open champion and the No. 2 player In the world ls expected to advance to Sunday's finals of the Jack Kramer Open at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Baltimore Oriole pitcher Jim Palmer after Manager Earl Weaver was ejected from an exhibition game and replaced by Coach Cal lllpkea: "Rlpkeo will finish more games this year than Gooee Gos.ate." ,. . GU MO UT ID SraAY CARB CLEANER i 130L #74.50 29 I~ GUMOUT - IURYMAN ENGINE CllANER #11-)) 5'lray-on. hme-of TUDU COSTA MESA MOM READIES FOR RUN 1 Wilma Maddock, a 47·)'UI'~ mot.Mr from Ill Calta Jleaa, Jeavea today to eompete In t.be BOitof . Maratboll race Monday, Thi.I will be bft ftnt ap- pearance in tbe Boeton ev.rt aod It will come tbe cliJ after Iler •7th birthday, 2~ --5uncla1. 8be met the quallf)ina thne tv the Bolton ra.ce while colQPetlDa lD flve marathon events cln the Wat Cout includiq,I tie Dally Pilot apoaaored affair earlier th1a year. ''I try to keep up wltlt her but 1 can't keep 1olng ilke abe cloei," her aoa Danny i•YI· "She rum 15 tniles every day and I can't 1ee ber quJttinc aftertheBostonmarathon." · .. · ' O'MEARA TAKES TALLAHASSEE LEAD PGA tour rookie Maril O'lleara of Laauna . • .. Nicuel birdied five of the last six bola en route to a seven-under-par 6S and a one-stroke lead Thurs- day in the opening round of the Tallabauee Open. · O'Meara bas never finished any better than fourth in a PGA- sponsored event . . . · The attorney for former Rams Coach Georce Allen indicated that bis client, who wu sued by tbe club earlier this week, will file a countersuil shortly . , TELEVISION, RADIO TV: Basketball -NBA Playoffs, Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 11: 30 p. ttl., Charu\el 2. RADIO: Baseball -l>oqers at San Dieao. 7 p.m., K.ABC (790); Minnesota at Anaeta, 7:30 p.m., KMPC (710). DIGITAL CLOCK 18!7 We'U be dosed ,, Easter Sunday WE'RE HRPING YOU DO IT RIGHT! ., THIS YEAR'S TOV&NAMENT will be held May 12-16 at the Marguerite Recreation ,Center io Mission Viejo. A total of 156 girls, three from every state in the U.S. plus Washington D.C. and Puerto :tttco have qualified for this pres- . Ugiou.s tournament by placing in des- ignated tourneys throughout the year ... TENNIS The Kramer is being staged at the Los Angeles Tennis Club for the first time since 1974 after a one~ear run at Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club in Fountain Valley last year and at UCLA's Pauley Pavillion before that. · CARB~ FUEL SYSTIM COLOR BACK #100. 1967-1981 wtde J&J97 bed ChWro6et. GMC • fotd. Dodge. lncvnAl'L #200. 0.l:IWI. ~~ . - Lw. Coulter p6tkups EA. Armor All PRORCTANT 149 #11080 80UNq Age divislona will be divided into three categories: 18-and-uoder. 16- and-under and 14-and-~er. One of the more interesting match-ups should come in tlre 18-and- pnder division where Kate Gompert, 18, of Menlo Park, the country's highest ranked 18 player, will face Houston's Zina Harrison, 17, ranked No. 1 last season in the 16-and-under division. The other two representatives from California are Janet Lagasse and . Tatiana Schrobsdorff, playing in the '16 and 14 age groups, respectively. OF 11IE T8BEE, only Gompert has competed ln past Tournament of Champions events. In fact, she ls the . only player to have represented three different states in this tourney. In 1976, representing Indiana, Gompert reached the quarterfinals of the 14- and-under consolations. She was an At Los Caballeros last year. the tournament Jost some $150,000 due to a weak turnout for the week-long tournament. But Kramer, proud as he is, re· fused to let one year of bad luck stand in his way. "We have a two-year agreement. Beginning in 1983 we hope to stage the tournament at the John Wooden Sports Center. We're prepared to put up $300,000 to $500,000 in prize money when the tournament moves back to Westwood." The players who entered and are still alive are still quite impressive, Connors or no Connors. Gene Mayer . ranked No. 5 in the world, is the second seed and Brian Teacher, a re- cent winner in the Au$tralian Open is the third seed. McEnroe ·sharp in LA Smith challenges in quarterfinals get on top of the situation. But I know you can'ttake people for granted." "He had a lot more to gain." Of the calls, McEnroe said: "I don't foot-fault, I know. I haven't foot- faulted since last January." In other second-round matches Thursday, third-seeded Brian Teacher downed Robert Van't Hof 8-0, 6·3 and No. 4 seed Bill Scanlon beat Mark Edmondson of Australia 8· l , 6-3. .. Unseeded John Lloyd of Great Britain pined the quartftflnals of a tournament for the first time ln almost two yean. whipping Hank Pfister 6 ..... 3-6, &-1. STAIN USS S'llU FAN *~t Amerl· an (,AB #221615 J488 1'221617 #221618 IA. #l.21619 rrorectsand beaudlres "1nyl. ie.ther. rubber and wood. f'font set #6450 8!! Rear set #MS I 6!! IUUllQUUN ESCORI' CAR MATS for most stlndlrd or Intermediate ~~BWO. gold, red. grey or blue. \ II . • . , ij•tlon•I Leap• -.-1.c.1 ~ ... .._.,, ""-'llNI .. NI IOX-7 10 I M<O~ lmlltl Ill, ~lie ISi, Mw1Z tJ), •estlilridl C7l end ti' .... , 81e(ll-U; S.-tlCMl,i LM 171, Sota 111 end C.W. W-141~ Cl .. ). 1..-.01otMf\ C .. 11. A-11,illl. 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Before, I used to nitpick around in the first few innings but now, I'm getting right down to business.'' For the Angels, it was bad business. Arter watching bis bl&h· salaried, superstar cast of Rod Carew, Rick Burleson, Fred Lynn, Brian Downing, Bobby Grich and Butch Hobson go hit· , less, Manager Jim Fregosi had less to say than the few one sentence lines the night before. Asked if he thought the A's had the best pitching in the American Leaf'ue, Fregosi said, "Well, if it Isn't the best, it's pretty damn close to it. "The only problem I can see them 'having is scoring enough runs." Belftl Coolc is also~ e\arent U.S. •.,...Ste. cord bolder m offshore rat:.inl com~t.ion with her speed of 86.C miles per hour set in the Halter JOO in New Orleans in 1980. Cook signed an agreement • • • Fre1osi ·made no excuses for bis team's shabby hitting <the team batting avera!.e...llJa, dipped to .217), saying ~' the hitters bad plenty of •do4 pitches to bJt. "It wasn't,Uk~ we were overmatched. When you pitch u well as we have Ulla series, you should win most of your games.'' Rookie Mike Witt got the call Thursday night and for five inn· ings, pitched well, allowing just a run on three hits. * AN••L NOTU --8'luM .. _,.,.Ula 0.. .. .,.... rlltl,_ ~: "I retOect Don ICM' dol"I ..... he tloouellt M llM to ... ,.,,. elwaya llUd him. T-Y-. ego, I .. t In ..... wlUI tM ....... prw~ Illy WY"'9 a.y'9r WM the only ..,., In -, .... -«111i. ,...., lllle • NetlWl.i "-. . Soeell~ of llOt Illar .... here·i -"°' off the press: Aa he ll<dlly Jlltted down not" •mid• mot> of 1•11-r_.un In the A'a locken'o.n u. o4t>er ftlght, '"II•""" -Trl-'1 o-i. ..,_..._., .. the t.'91( of an everydey preclkal )olla of the A'I. ~. llnt 1M1MnW1 Deft ._.. ~ IO - MlllMI 8t011•t11out and wltll Ille Ilk • of e 8 k, Ill lhe wn•-'nt ._-ter'1 aneeller le<H on llrw. HM unlll tlle enllre team aownded tlle fir• en;lnea '"'we of mouth I did 8r09tertlout ,....,a. •h•t wu 101n1 on "I t110111ht I smalled aometlllflo ,....,,,;·he Mid H lie lell the I~· filled r~ .. Anenct...c• al T11vrldlty "'-'r• earn• •• f1 .m. ttvlno the """''' 121,010 lot lovr de ... , l,lD off lall Yffr'I pace . . ll .. Canw hM coOllC1ed just -hit In hit lest 14 el !>ab atca ..,.._ had e lla ... me NttiflO llrHk ll*'f I-Tlllindey'I 0Atne -... -llllleta.He 11111 ..,,, • ,,...._,_lno Jl7 • .,.,....,. Flyers roll, 4-0 NHL playoffs warming up From AP dlspatcbes PHILADELPHIA -·Paul Holmgren scored twice and goalie Rick St. Croix stopped 3S shots \O eam hls first playoff shutout as the Philadelphia Flyers blanked the Calgary Flames 4-0 Thursday night ln the opener of their N\ational Hocke)' Lea1ue quarter·final playoff series. Philadelphia scored at 3:30 of the first period on a shot from ·just outside the crease by Holmgren, who put it past Flames' goalie Rejean Lemelin. ll&andera brMZe UNIONDALE, N.Y. -John Tonelli, Hector Marini and Denis Potvin each coooected . .(or goals in a ooe·minute, «·second span of the second period to lead the New York Islanders to an 8-2 Q\4arterfinal playoff romp over tbe Edmonton Oilers. The de· fending Stanle)' Cup champion Islanders crabbed a 1.0 lead Edmontm, which finished 14th in overall le81lJe standinp this se~son, kept pace with New York through one period. North 9tar• wtn BUFFALO -Steve Payne scored his secdnd goal ol the game just 22 seconds into over· time to give the Minnesota North Stan a 4·3 victory over the Buffalo Sabres and a 1-0 lead in their· quarterfinal series. Payne got No. 8 of the playoCfs after 11 : 58 of the third period to give the North Stars • 3·2 lead, but Craig Ramsay of the Sabres scored a desperation goal with S: 14 remaining to send the game into overtime. Brue• triumph ST. LOUIS -Benue Federko scored two goals and set up Brian Sutter for a third, helping the St. Louis Blues skate to a 6-3 triumph over the New York Rangen in the i>pener of their quarterfinal playoff series. Sutter, Mike Zuke and Blair Chapman each bad a 1oat and an assist for st. Louis, which zapped a 1-0 lead in the best-of· seven serl~. cf:1 ,~ • I . ···~ M-. . Come seethe shnpte IOPNaticlted •nelble and l eenuUonal VetPA Scooter ..... ,.. t . 111, .. final tuneup bef F ~~.A Water Po up ··ent, the Hu ian water polo le ·will l ewport Founda A te.,..,iba an nhlbitio~etcb ll'oqd•Y at Tultln High n ~->. The Newpo(t ~uad ,sts three members of di~ tJ .S. national teaRl -Peter Campbell, Jeff Stites and Joe Vargas. Three' former national team players also bolster the Newport team: Ga.ry Figueroa, Jim Kruse and Boyd Philpot. Figueroa is considered one of the premier offensive players in the world. After Monday's match, the Hungarian squad will prepare for the II FINA Cup which will be held this year at Long Beach State, April 25-May 2. Tbe FlNA Cup brings together the top water polo teams in the world, including the top f i ni s hers from the 1980 Olympics. Monday night 's exhibition match calls for a S2 admission. Motorcycles buzz tonight Mike Bast returns to the Orange County· Fairgrounds for tonight's speedway motorcycle races alter a week's absence in which visiting rider Bruce Penhall captured the scratch main event. The Costa Mesa track will also have an Inter-shows motorcycle swap meet, a frials dem· onstratlon and an admission bonus to Class four drivers as special features tonight. The swap meet gets under way at 6:30, the same time the speedway gates open, and will run through 11 o'clock. Class four license carriers will reeeive a on e dollar discount on admission to both speedway and the swap meet. Another feature of tonight's program will be the junior speedway riders return to the Orance County Fairgrounds. They wtU open the program at 7:45 ton! ht. J I Lavish production numbers are' Ice Capades' highlight Alice has slippery time at Wonderland Ball Ice . Capade~ come· to Orange County . The Ice Capades, a sort of cross between a Las Vegas review and the Winter Olympics, makes its first ap- pearance in Orange County Tuesday, April 21, at the Anaheim C<invention Center. Headlining the show are Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner, the five-time United States National Pair Cham- pions whose tragedy at last year's Olympics broke the hearts of the world. Ms. Babilonia and Gardner have been skating together for 11 years, the last nineunderthetutelageofU.S.Olympic coach John A.W. Nicks. Although their title was denied them by an injury, they are considered by many to be the world's greatest skating team. This time, however, the famous couple also splits up to perform solo exhibitions. / The Ice Capades are nothing if not a vatiety show, featuring comedy and juggling as well as chorus line num· bers with elaborate special effects. On the fwm,v side b-e Terry Head, a native of Brighton, England, and his wife Gisela, a former Swedish National Skating Champion, presenting their newest routine "The Artist and the Alien." Daring describes Richard Ewell, the Ice Capades fll"St black star. Ewell, a karate and kung-fu expert, won the U.S. Junior Men's title in 1970 and the U.S. Junior Pairs in 1972. Wendy Bur2e. whose spins and jumps have drawu ac- claim, was the U.S. Freestyle Champion from 197Stbrough 1977. She opened her professional career at the 1977 World Professional Championshi~ in J~cca, Spain, winning the gold medal. It is the production numbers, though, that give the Ice Capades its reputation as a certified "spectacular." "Liptt Up the Ice" spotlights Gardner and Miss Babilorua along with the ''IceCapettes and the Ice Cadets.·· "Alice at the Wonderland Ball" is geared to appeal to children, with featured performers like the Queen of Hearts, Mad Hatter, March Hare, White Rabbit, Dormouse, Jabberwock and Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. "Journey to the Ice Age" provides a bit of sci-fi fantasy feat wing Glacial Gods and Icelandians played byJ.he Corps de BaJJet. .. "Juke Box Jamboree" is a blast from the past, with tunes like "Night Train," "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" and "The Joint is Jumpin'." "Paris by Night" includes the show's grand finale, cen· tered around a brightly Lit recreation of the Eiffel Tower. Performances begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday, running nightly through Saturday, when a 4 p.m. matinee is thrown in. Tickets run $5, $6 and $8 for adults. Youths under 16 can get in for $2 Wednesday night or at the Saturday afternoon show. Tickets are available at all Ticketron outlets and the convention center box office. Group discounts can be obtained by calling (213) 579-0497. Linney's childhood f ertjle with Southern stories . By JIMMY JOHNSON' Oelfy ..... P-. ......... Reading Lord Byron might be cruel and unju&t punl•bment for most students, but it wun't for playwright Romulus Linney. Linney, author of "Cbilde Byron," the present offering by South Coast Repertory, got his fint taste ot Byron's writinca in Junior high school and be hun•t been able to quench bis lhint since then. ''I'll never for1et this seventh arade U!acber of mine, 1' Unney said with a wry smile. "Her name wu lln. Braswell. I bad been act.lna up in class so abe sent me out of the room and, as punbbment, 1 bad to read Byron. "I wu enraptured bJ bim ... and have been ever since." Linney ii in town to betp out with the lut pro- ductiOD staces at "Chllde Byron." This ii the , fourtti production of tb1s play, but the ftnt time it baa been produced on the Welt Cout. UNNEY WM commlllioned to do the play for Kieth· Fowler, Utlatic director for the Viralnla Theatre in Rlclunond. "The)' were doiDC an all-British aeuoo.'' IJn. ney e=. "K.letb Powler, who ii a friend of mine, lt wCMiJd be iOOd to set an American writer to do 1omet111Da Britiab, ao he com- miuloned me to dolt ba lf'tT. • "I bad wanted to do tometb1na on Lord 81J'(JG , for many year•.'' be added. "I wlll admit, bown•, when I nan.ct wrttiq 'Child• BJl'OD,' I . wu ltnJal})' influenced by an opera by Vltlll . TbomplOll." It la not un.e11ual that LIJmey would cboole Lord Byron u a toplc fot oae of ht. pla11 beeauae a parallel ean be drawn bMween tbe two men. · enjoyed hunting and fishing, while his mother was in love with the stage, acting in little theater in the South. "I had little interest in the outdoors as1 a sportsman," Linney observed, ''but I do recall my mother as an actress in little theater. I saw her'in 'Our Town' as a boy and was moved by it." Still, Linney tried to put together the two ft· periences -his dad's love of the outdoors and bls mother's love of the stage. TIDS TORE at him much like Byron's ex- perience with his daughter, Ada, who be never knew. Since Ada's inU!rest wu in numbers •d Byron's in worda, tbe poet wu never ·ab~ 1o brid1e the 1ap between words and numbers. When Ada was one month old, Byron's e, Annabella, took the child out of his llfe forever:Jle never saw her after that. There also was a period of about a year and a half when Linney coul 't see his own dau1bter. Llnney'a play, which runs thtouch May 17, p - plorea the relaUonship between Lord Byron a hll daughU!r. 'lbe play also ii belnl at.aged at tile Circle Repertory 'lbeatre in New York and Ila• bad a nm in Louilville, Ky. Linriey bu written 18 playt, all of which ba\te been produced aomewberetJ!:cb of bis succeu be contributes to the ~eat ter ll!Ovement. -PLAYS----~- "•Eo ROVER, RED ROVER" winds up • three ... 1kend run for the Irvine Comt ~t .. ty Theater with fln1t pertormences on._.. and s.turdey et I In the Turtle Rock· Com- munity Park auditorium on SUnnyhlll ROltd off Turtle Rock Drive In trvlne. Tkketa 1va1.-.et the door. !fTHe ftAISLEY CONVaaTtaL•" GPef'S tonight for ftX1weekendl It the .. untlnQton Btach PlayhOuse fft the S.Kllff Vltt•oe cent•r on ~In Street 1t YorktOWn Avenue In Huntlnatan BeKh. eurtAtln times ,,. I p;m. Frkfeys •nd Saturdays. Tickets •t M7~. '·'OOD'I l'AVORITR'' ctoses out Its engage. ment tonight 9"d Saturday et I, SUndey et 2 p.m ., et U.. 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Performance5 Tue5day -Saturday evenings 9 p.m 6'1~I01 •I :>.r• 0.P<JO I •ef'Wc!Y Co~a ~~ Real Cantonese Foad Ht here or t•k• home Sir F1'0tlCU Df"c.ake af&d Queen Elimbeth -ot the Rmnaissance Pleasure Faire, opening April 25 in Agoura. "GIRL CRAZY/' en ol~tlrne musJcel eom- edy, Is. on at the Sen Clemente Community Theater, 202 Ave. Cebrlllo, Sen Clemente (.492·0.465). Plays-Thursdays through saturdeys at 8: 30 p.m. untll llMy 2. 'fCHILDE BY~ON/' reVHIJng the llfe of poet Lord Byron In a series of flashbKkS bY his dying c:MWhter, ts on stage at South Coast Repertory through llMy 17. For ticket Information, cell 957~. "EVERYTHING tN THE GARDEN," an Edward Albee drama •boUt the high cost of tlvlng, wraps up Its run tonJOht and S.turday at the Newport Harbor. Actors' Theater, 390 Monte Vista ~Coste Mesa. Call 631-5110 from 1-5 p.m. y only. · "PRIYATe LIY&J" by Noel Coward con- Featarint Complete Breakfast and Dinner Menus. laJboahlaad · 203ManneAwnue · 7AM IOPM C.... 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Tickets are $3 fOr adults, $2 for ~ldl and Gold card holders. For Information call 556-5527. -DANCE-..:.__--~--"DANCE '11,'' the spring dance concert at Golden West College, runs at 8:30 p.m . next Thunday through Saturday, April 25, with a 2 p .m . matinee on April 24. Performances Include ballet, Jazz, tap end modem dance to orlglnal scores and tunes by Glenn Miiier, John Lennon, Manhattan Transfer and Igor Stravinsky. Tickets, at $3.50, can be reserved by catnog 894-9885. UMIYHSITY OF CALl~A. llYIMI ~ Co...att<N for.,.... pHrn h T .. MISSIAH -The UCl Master Chorale with The Irvine Symphony Orchestra - a celebration of Easter. Floor $6. Bleachers $5, Balcony $4. Dl:MO GllMOPOULOS. PIANIST -from UC Berkeley Saturday, May 2nd. 8 P.M .• C.Oncert Hall. Selections by Schubert. Beethoven, Paganini. $5 General. $4 Other Students. & Senior Citizens. $3 UCI Students. For further information call 833-6378. Tic kets available at the A S UCI Box.Monday, Friday, 9:30 a.m to 4:00 p.m. 833-5549. THE ICE CA PAD ES come to Orange County for the first time Tuesday, April 21 through Saturday, April 25 at the Anaheim Conven- tion Center. See cover story for details. The Unfv.uty of CdlfGJ tia lrYlne .,,.. .... FREEMAN DYSON w ...... ., • .-2"1 4:30 p.m. Mr. Dyson -Mii autograph. his book DlslwL~•• M in the U niverslty ore 8:00 p.m. Lecture: "Scienc::e for Science's Sake: Public Suppart of ( Astronomy." \ Science Lecture Hall Lecture tickets available at ASlJa Box Office: 11 UCI students: 12 faculty, staff. UCI Alumni Aasoclation members. and other student1: '3 gen eral adm1aaion_ Cosponsored by the Department of Physics and Student Affe1ra Lectures. f ' i t ,. I •• ·~ ' ., A Family Shopping/Dining & Entertainment Center I Albertaon'a • Bank of America • Biibo Bagglna • Coco'alReuben'a • Command Performance Dolphin Hair FuhlJ• Edwards Cinema • Faah'n Splaah • Hamburger Hamlet • Ice Caped•• M ... V1rd1 Florlat • M1aa Verde Travel • Mione'• • Mualc Mat1t1t • Photography by Jeffrey South•m Callfomla Optical • Spa Lady• Swenaen's •Vicki'• Sunshine Factory KOCE documentary reveals a culture's slow demise By MICllAU. DOUGAN Of .. 011tr NII-... Tbe old OrlentaJ stands in the back yard of bla Santa Ana bomc pl~c a atraqe stl'tqed lnatru- ment and linalnc.in a bitb-pit.cbed, plaintive wall. "Other people ln America can do better than I," goes tbe song, "because they don't mils anybody." His name la Van1 and he miJaes many people -relatives, friendl, fellow clan members from hil lY REVIEW tribal village in Laos. The old man misses hil mountains. It is an early scene in "No More Mountain.a," a moving documentary on the ill-fated Hmone peo- ple of the Laotian biplanda. We know them better as the Meo, a Chinese word for "barb.nana." "No Mor Mountains" ii a co-producti9n of WGBH in Boston and KOCE, Channel SO, in Hunt- ington Beach. It will air on tbat station next Tues- day at 9 p.m. Tbe Hmoop -a name meanJ.ne "free people" -lived in nag1ed independence for centuries unW they were caught up in France'• battle to maintain Its colony in lndo-China. When America inherited ihat war, it also acqwred the Hmoo1 as faithful aJ. lies . It was their fidelity to tbe American cauae (based on a hatred of tbe North Vietnamese, who they ·saw as would-be conquerers) that led to the Hmong's current status u victinu of the world's latest diaspora. It is unlikely that their culture will survive. "No More Mountains" explains bow the Hmong people served in the CIA'• secret army •nd fought iu secret war, suffering an incredibly Jaifh casualty rate. As their men were killed off, we beean to draft tbefr boys. One tells bow be was trained by Ame ricans as a combat radio operator and paratrooper at a1e 12. By 1975, Laos bad fallen to the Commaniat armies. The Pathet Lao be&an to extermlnatetbe Hmong. / A race oo the run, tbe'Hmonc fled to Tballud, ball dying en route. There are now some 45,000 of them in camps in that couutry -ooe-flftJr The goad time had by all can be remembered by al~ ·with extra prints of tbe populatioo -and four out of ftve want to · come to the United States. But that lan't euy. In order to aet here, they must prove that they worked for UM American 1overnment. 'l'boee who foqht in our lecret army were not on any payroll. Some do 1et viau,.. however, and their de·, parture for America meana fractu..rine family ! unlta. 1be moet beart-reoctJni scene ln "No More Mountalna" depicts a tearful farewell ln the ref- u1ee camp, u a battered bus carries oft the lov~ ones of those left behind. Many of tbe Hmon& immigrants have ltnded in Orang~ County, where the Lao Family Com- munity, a social.service agency on Bristol Street in Santa Ana, attempts to teach them new skills - shopping in a supermarket, openin1 a bank ac- count. . "No More Mountains" focuses on Vang, tbe elderly gent with tbe mournful song, and four generatlooa of hU family living together under one Santa Ana root. In ooe sequence, Vang's iranddaupter, a beautiful two-year-old, is stricken with a de- generative nerve disorder. When pediatricians at the neurolon department of the Children's Hosp1t.al of Orange County are unable to treat the disease, the family calls in a shaman, despite fears that it will make them "seem strange" to their neighbon. Tbe Vang family wants to fit in. The show also focuses oo General Vang Pao, who led tbe Hmone troops in Laos and now guides the Hmong community in tbia country. The general controlled all tbe CIA money al- lotted lo the secret army and became wealthy while bis co\lntrymen died. Still be retaina their loyalty because, it la explained, · 'tbe Hmong believe very stron&lY ln leadership." Hmong tradltiona are crumbllne here. The young are learntn1 American ways: tbe old are dyin&. For the flnt time in tbe history of their peo- ple, Hmoog are marryt.n1 non-Hmong. Auimila- tlon, and the extinction of a culture, 1eem inevita- ble. In the final scene, member9 of the Vang fami- ly are 1bown 1atbered in tbelr Uvtng room, watcbJ.oa rums of tbe patriarch dance and •in& hil -._ .... .._ _ _, 2701 Harbor Blvd. • (Harbor & Adams) Costa Mesa, CA songs in native costume. • "Perhaps what will be left of the Hmon1," says the narrator, •'are home movies of an old man singlne about bis lo.t mountains-." It's eoou&b to make you cry. LJ.GUNA BEACH FESTIVAL SOME OF LAGUNA'S ANEST ARTISANS! 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PrlcM are all- lnclutlve and range from S164 per pel'IOll one way to 1259 bned ol\ double oeeupancy. All orlgln- ete In Anaheim, M 1 me~ of fact, FunBue la ttle only bua company preaenlly authorized by the PUC to operat. lndlVlduel eeheduled toul'9 ctlrec:tt, betwMft Anahel"' • S.n FrencleoO. Oalt,.,. fOf °"' f\111-ootor bf'OChUN and t\ur IOMdute. Or ... your Uriel agent. .. *• • .. • . . , 1 i 1 I j I j .. . . BJ NO&llAN8TANLEY ............... ... Someone onee au11eatec1 to m•, with a fff'1 1~Ut, U.at ''tradlUODa-1" Euter r .... lt Mst . described u "ra1n, Javab, ham ad muttoa. 1' But •be wea\ on to Hy that -Ute lurke1 for Tbl.llbliylnc -IM'd probably &d It cdlcult to depart lWND eu1tom, You, too, may fobow convention on bolida11 or play tbe role of lconoclut and onfer apalbettl and meatballa. Whichever, it lm't likely any more tbat you'll be ~ted by a limited 1nenu when you alt down to table. · On. bolid.,1 moat reetaurants empbulae tradl· . tJonaJ ea~. ol cow·ae, but few ~lacet thete daya OOT 'N ABOUT let lt IO at that. For the molt part the bill of fan embraces the house specialties that are served all year. So while some form of ham or lamb may top the offert.np for next Sunday's feuttnc, no one will look on you aa an oddball lf you opt for a seafood or beef dish. lf anything, ln fact, you'll be demonstratln1 a flair for celebratina with originality. As children, we remember the lovtn1 care Mom 1ave to makinl and aervtna her traditional specialty, bot cra,'s buns. Unfortunately the prac· lice seems to have Ione since been abandoned. ETHNIC ORIGINS of two families we knew were responsible for our becoming acquainted with special Easter dishes of several forelan coun- tries. And it's regrettable that one or both have never been adopted in this country. The first was Mageritsa, a Gree( Easter soup. ~Make This Easter Special! , Distinctive Wclterf root Dining Oyster Bar· <:ocktails h•,lturin~ ( omplC't<.> Brunlh ,rnd D1nrwr Mt•nu~ t'• Pr.llldPal l~ntl are bnrt; 1UDll aDd liver of. a ttrini Jam ti, • bUtter, f.rU oilicml, ,.,...,. , dill, le~ Ju.lee, ••••· •al& Ud ""'"'· A-J!GBib dtMer\, wiellilDO<!M lilaba, ••the 1ec01'4, KDown u Balter Babb. WI bl'Uk-cake cont• buner, 1u1ar, ea 1a&a. 1•Mt1)•moa rind, aa.lt; anamoQ, milk, fklur, raltum and atmoedl. Wlth or wlthout 1ucb tre,t. today, bowtver, lt'1 no wcmder a savory repast bu become an es· sES c\..O'I 3fd tA"" Nell Simon's chapter two siamng H.M. Wynant ilBQ Lisa Robinson IS Patti ColombO Art Kouatik Easter Sunday -April 19 • 2 Performances Orange County Premier THEUllZ Book By William F Brown Music & Lynes By Charlie Smalls MiiJICOI f 01" S~' Ne"' rftll WI.lord o "Wortdc HBrs1 Musi~/ ru, · · rY/llMr o/7 Tony Awards" Performances Tues thru Sun & Sun. Brunch 3503 8. Herbor Blvd., lanta Ana 92704 v, ...... ff0f1/I OI kn D/eoO ,..,.,_ ~" Sunllow9•' Mec:Am .... MIKE PAlllRSON . Newport's Hottest Entertainer RETURNS "' I A fiel~ study course tbal examinee theater arts in Europe will be offered by Oranae Cout College tb1s summer. BerUn and Amsterdam. L 'fl! critic for Drama oaue .•.~ Magazine. The course includes a 33-day tour of Western Europe. The tour iB set for J\me 28 tbrou&h July 30, • The coune also includes at.ope in Corinth, Mycenae, Epidarus, Nauplia and Delphi. A five-day Ae1tean cruise includes stops in Rhodes, Crete and Turkey. Course instructor i1 OCC speech and drama professor, Jack. B. Holland. Holland baa produced and directed more than 40 plays, and la a staff Coat of the 33-day trip a $2 ,699 . The fee include• roundtrip airfare, hotels, all u.~ theater tickets and aightseetna. Ren.tration deadline is Blay , ,. l(. .. ... . . .. . Students will view playa ln London, Paris, Athena, Rome, Florence, Munich, Salzburg, _ Jlnh iurus FOi AM ltUOYA&I For infol"Qlation about tbe course, contact OCC 's Fielcl Studies Office at 556-5693. Open 7 Days EASTER ·SUNDAY. Hllheat Quallty COO<TAllS J<ative MHl<an Food~" . Champaqne Brunch 1 O to 3 Dinner from 4 ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY 37 ,., ............. .,.,. .... lnen.-~20JO VIC GARCIA -COMES ..VME Don JoM I• proud to present, direct 'from Lu V913u, one of the finest gultn In the country. JSnh iurtt!i_ "4T 1N1 ...-.U, • ~Pl.AU ST AATIHG .viii. 211:30 P .M. 772-2130 9093 E. ADAMS, HUNTI~~ BEA~ 962-7911 FOR YOUR DINING & ENTERTAINMENT PL£ASURE SHEU Y GORDON DUO Tue: tbru Sat. DANCING FIRE WATER Tues., tbru Sat. TWIC~ AS NICE DUO Sun., and Mon. DANCING NIGIITL Y . \Ct«'l_..OU.Jt JIM McGOWAN Song Stylist Tues. thru Sat. MARGUERITE DI STAFANO Sun. and Mon. ~,_.. 4•1,&--.. "'-r 314 FOAEST AVE LAGUNA BEACH ••• , ... ~--. .. fl Ampl• free Parlong ; Ovtrlookmg Brawt1ftd l.alu. Forni• 'twttlghi Dlnnere 1 o..,. • Wiii"4 ... •,.it.. ---. 2'111 MUIRLAHDS AT RIDQI! ROUTE 32to2 COMT HWY. LAGUNA Ntoun IAI c-v-, ,_,, ' 752·8558 l!L TOftO 499·.2826. ~•--~n3 ;;;:;,;-· ~!'TAm v~~ ':;in• &INGCLUOOCKT::.. ...... 5.15 .. r. ~/( ~~~=-zv~'\°:.:::::::: ~= ~~ " SAUTEED llUSB&OOllS .... S.M ~ CUP ........................... 91 BOWL .......... '· ............ l.5' 5dli 10SSED GaEEN SALAD .... a.• c ........... FaESB SPINACH SALAD .... 4.M ... ,-r.=··-... , .~ .. Soup or Grtt11 Salad, Bread •IHI Spread French Friel or atce Pllaf or Baked Potato C'ottucrat ~. I . TIDBns OF BEEF .................... I.ts ..,.,.., ......... ...._ .... ,..,.,... 1 PRIME lll8 OF BEEF, aJ I• . · 1 r • • • • • • 1.H' I ,.,..,,,.,,, ... ,.....,... ........ 'CHICKEN CORDON BL£U ..........•... I.ts, ~----cw-.r.,,,.,..,. ..... ...._ .... CHICKEN COq de'VIN .................. I.ts ,......~ .. ...._-a-_ HAW ADAN CHIC.KEN ... : .............. I .ts l'E&lYAID CBJC&BN ......•... , ....... Lii veal C.-.blft .............. : ....... ·.I.ti ,,.,,., ........ a.-.,.... ...... .......__ I ~·e;. ALASKAN CllAB LEGS ................ US ..,.,,, .. .,,._ ....,, ._ - 88&DIP8CAKPJ ...................... 7.ts ........ _,___...., n. K!AU.OPS ....................... ~ ...... 7.ts. -f,;;;; .. ,.. ..... 1- ITlJWr&D KEDrrsau.NBAM . ....... . ' ...... ·.; .. 7.tl """' ........... .... l'Ulri OF ENGLISH 801.iB ....... " •.. I .ts .................... ' ~•'Wr ' ' '~ . ) .. ,. ... ... ~ ~ \ . ~ < " . . • • . .... .. \ . I t \ . \ . ' . , . • .. \: J! ' .. I I t .. t .. ' • ' j: Ji ;: I . f .• I . ' r . ' .J -. l ,t • .. cerf at Ana'• Cresy Rorie Steak 1IOUM llOD· · clay n.lOt la any lncllca· tioo, Ile'• not apt to becoput one. He hasn't 1ot tbe enero. Bruce fennecl two bits ' for other people - Tanya Tucker'• "Tbe Man That Turned My Mama On" and Crystal Gale's "Restless" - and one for himself, "Mdmas Don 't Let Your Babies Grow Up lo be Cowboys." Though lt did well on the country charts, the latter number was co-opted by ( ' r· ,. · Proudly Presents HALL, PETfRSON & MAY THUR• Fii •SAT .. - Join Hall, Peterson & May Thur. Nites For MAlffUllUTA M@t•ss Marg~arttas s100 .... LUNCH • DINNm •MUNCH , -Attitude Adjustment Mon. Thru Fri. 3 to 7 Hor d'oeuves In The lounge I 7260 I. 1711 .... -.... T ..... I• ••rte C11la I 544-9630 I EASTER BRUNCH 9:30 A.M .-3:00 P.M. Fresh Stra~rrles or Peach Champagne , Hot Blueberry Muffins & But- -termllk Biscuits ELEVEN SELECT ENTREES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Dinner S to 9 p.m. . egular Menu and Easter Special Roast Leg of Lamb Turn Inland at our slon 31106 Coast Hwy. Reservations So. Laguna 09-2663 . ON &sm lhtnbau BRUNCH' From 1:00 AM Until 2:30 PM 'DINNER Served FrolJJ 4:30 PM, RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED .. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ft1day, Aprll 17, 1881 Bones." And be stayed there. Wblle the au· dtence waited tor Bruce to 1peed up tbe tlmJn• •and ralae tbe tem· ~erature , he waded thrc)\aib bit act witb tbe pace of 1 luy cow. it's not that he did lt badly, tbouah. Bruce'• deep real>nant voice ls satisf)'inl ln a full-belly 1e111e. But bi1 style ls not intricate, not in· tereat16t and certalnly not ln5pired. The aound ii there, but without dynamics. Near the end of the set, we cauabt the bus player looking at bis watch. We couldn't blaqie him. Ed Bruce loolu the part . ) It is doubtful that tbe audience would have de- manded an encore had not the same musician remained on stage, signaling that they should. Bruce wrapped it up with a number called "The Last Cowboy Song." bers containecf a hint of what the audience want· ed to bear -it was country with a heavy bottom, driving 2/4 B..•Danwd B~lrory S(Nobd RilM l'o-.'oe E.,.-Em.nJ rhythm and ,rockabilly roots. Then he shifted '°to low gear with the pretQt ballad "S~ White And, thankgoodneaa,so it was. 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"Your World and My World" captures tbe spirit ol bis earlier recordlno with a lltUe extra seasoning that comes with aae, a cban1e ln public taste and an inkling to break back into tbe American market. The melodies are crilp and entertalnin1. Sometimes a UWe mush 1et.s ln the way. but m•t of the album ia euily di1eated. · But "Your World and My World" ia worth a try. It's a soft-llatenin1 album with a little punch. · Albert Hammond on new LP IA. "ok :Jn·n ' ~estauranf A UTHENTIC CHINESE, FOOD ~ M·ANDARIN & I -7fr SZECHUAN CUISINE Ej LUNCH • COCKTAILS .~ •DINNER 13055 CHAPMAN AVE. , ......... Cr7'W~ lw.t._ .............. OP&/f T DAYI ·ll-11911PM 750-3565 FOR THE HOTTEST - ENTERTAINMENT , fN'·ORANGE COUNFI ... Go to the Aprll 17-11 • NOY Aprtl 11 Afternoon • JAMES HARMON BAND April 11-20-21 • GEORGE BUTTS Aprtl 22·23-24 • JAJES HARMON BAND Z401 NEWPORT BLVD. NEWPORT BEACH f7S.ZU4 EASTER SUNDAY OPEN EARLY Champagne Sunday 8n.n::h From 9:00AM Easter Dinner From3:30PM 2735 w. Coast ·Hwv. 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CCln'ect me U rm WJN, but ~ to mJ calewldou~~ fut time • loCaJ eommmalt1 Uieater teckaeo a SbU~ plQ ••back ti 1115 wbm ••aom.e Ud 'lulMt'' ·..-cm u.. boardl . at the okl Lapna PlayMMIH. t J'onootb, that'• • lallf tlme. iE WW Sbak .. .,....,, bowever 1ucetldU1 be may • at South Cout Ruerton, IC.,. tbe bej"ben out of oommunlty Uieaten; lll'obe~ for two rta· aoni: .. they re aot sure · whether they can attract · 1urrnaa~t'ION aeton ca,pable ot render-n 1 UUlll~ In• the Bard'1 words tripplnfly olt tbe tongue, and even ti tbey can, wm. the claMlf'11 M ttle11111tlhl" to their llUdlences! TBJB WAS TO BE the MUGG that two ·local eommunlty J>lQbouaes broke that 1"'1ear dearth, but one P'O'JP bad a ebanae ol heart, lea.in, • 'Tbe Tamlq ol the Sb.rewH unproducecl. That left the Westminster Community Tbeater, which will un-veil "A Midsummer Ni1ht'a Dream" two weeb from tcniiht. · Ortcinally, "Midsummer" wu the pet project ol former WCT board member Ron Albertaen, wbo bad it staked out d.lrectortally. Wben bla drama- teactiW duties at Huntinstoo Beach Hip School forced rum to withdraw. the produd:loa fell into the hand.a of Art Winslow, a veteran director tak- int on his first Shakespearean asaisnment. Winslow, who cast his show nearly three months before openina to allow ample time for artistic and technical development, bu promised "a quicksilver procession of frollckin1 loven, clowns, fairies and sprites -in abort, such stuff as dreams are made on." CAST IN THE ambitious undertakin1 are Laurie Sondag aa Puck, Clark Burson as Oberon, Elizabeth Dawson as Hippolyta, Maureen Shrubsole as Hermia, Beth Titus aa Helens-, Woody Jones aa Lysander, Kent 'Elofson as Demetrius, LaDonna deBarroe a.a Titania, Charles Taylor as Nick Bottom, John Greenslade aa Quince, Robert Leibovicb as Snug, Rod Carter as Flute, Ronal Grigsby as Snout, Charles Lolcoma aa Starveling, Thomas Huste aa Theseus, Don Evans as Egeus and Robert Turner as Philostrate. Rounding out the large cast are Sharon and Susan Reichelderfer, Lorraine McWilllams, Peggy Harling, Joy Lolcoma, Nancie Cooper, Linda Tenorio and Deanna Blackwell. Flo Blackstock i.a stage"man6ger, Bronson is set designer and Miss Mc Williams doubles as costume designer. Performances of .. A Midsummer Night's Dream" wiU be given Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 through May 30 at the theater, 7Z72 Maple St., Westminster. Advance reservations are being taken at 995-4ll3. * WANT TO GO "on the road" to Hawaii with a • musical comedy? Golden West College and direc- tor Kent Johnson are looking for you. Johnson, who staged "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" at the Hunttneton Beach Playhouse last year, will mount another production of the show for a tour of the islands June 21 through July 12. H•'• loo1Un1 for acton, l!Qen, dueen, teeb.Dldam and ad.mJ.DlltratGn4--lbe U...nlk tour, a fWd ltUdl• eoune wmtlt ..-. _... ol eol· ···•~redlt for u.o.. ~ .,.... tWr ....... tloa. t.:turee, reb.earaala _. Piiti•-all will tab place oa four ...... ~ amplt tlm• otf to eQjoy the lllrf and 1-. Coat of the tour la about SI.a. wtaleb lacludet air fare, two meals a day ad aecommodatloal. A S500 depo&it la required by 11.y 1, Wida t.be ba.luce due by May JO. Audltiom will be arraqed CID neeipt ol l'el· l1trattoa forms, which may be obtaiDed from lobuoa by ca111n1 him at ~ durlnt ~e day or N0-8888 eveninaa. Aloha. . * CALLBOA&D -The Huntin1ton Beach ( ... INTl!RMIUK>N, ~ ... Cl) WINNEBOF2 ACADEMY AWARDS lnoludlns BEST ACTOR ROBERT DE NIRO ~~-NOWPLAYJNG ~~- cem 11u DHl5f FlllTAlll uun 8nstol 540.J444 Sta dium 01 639 8770 Family Twin 962·1248 u 'Back when you h~d to beat It before y~ could eat It ••• f • --.. ,,,. .· ·= ; ... ............ ~~~'--~~~---~srAR15TODAY~~~~~~~~-... Anaheim Drive-In (714) 879-9850 ... •u UA Movies (714) 990·4022 Cinedome(H4) 63-4·2553 CISTAllSI lllml Ml UlllA Bristol Saddleback (714) 540.7444 (714~581·5880 Woodbrid&e South Coast (714) 551 -0655 (714 ) 494-1514 wtsr.JO IHTlllSUI H1·W1y 39 Drive·ln (714) 891 -3693 UA Twin (714) 893· 1305 111'11 t11 ..... k c..e ,.... n... •1 I ,,_...,....., 6 •• .., * MIDNIGHT MOVIES * ~nrrmtt -·.WWllS ·ll·Wlt ~,All;!~ Lnited Engagement! TOGETHER! in 701M "LION OF THE DESERT ~~),..,,_ IAT .. Ull ••. ••, ?!91, ... ----.. ...... I .9' .. • ---- ·----.....,,...,. ..._au 111 WUJAm LWAY WMEI POllll ltlt•IJ'll mi.....rmlUTBNMDa._., Ser.-, llf M HIBi sa.y llf DMl SIWB• flNI. sruerT E.mllll "'*"1 E wm. fMll(lJI LM "'**' "'MMTll rru. .. ., Im MlllTM . "" I of~ ........ 'TE8s' ·~ -~ •=t::I-" flLUI . . .IAMlaCMN "T in tale of yore i 81' JBFP PAUEa ml•bt evm bave worked . °'................ . ; Recent movte mwen l 1· d l r e c t o r J ob n ~ bave had more fun turn-Boorman bad atuck to ; ln1 the lqend of Kin• the bulca ol ~ ; Arthur Into comedy and ~ and suspense <alt« all, l mu1icah ("Monty that'• what made t)le t Python's Holy Grail " 1e1end ol Arthur creat f ''C•melot") than try~I dram•>rbut the movie la • to reader the myth u a pl~dlna, torturou• : 1tral1bt drama, and fore1one conclu1lon. I after aeelng ••Ex-Boorman muat bave 1 caliber" it'• euy t.o aee sensed that early on: tbe why. Armor makes ac-mm opens with a mmy I tors look ridlculoua (the b a tt 1 e then Ju II) p 1 • Pyt.boa team capltaliled nervoualv from aeene to . on that), Jouatinl la a scene, mu.a, ua ln on the iracelea bore and 5th events surround.ln1 ~e . century characters blrtb of Arthur. We re : rushed throU&h the ftnt half hour ot • 'kcalibur'' ; URUIE REVIEW as lf Boorman were em- Sir Lancelot ( Nicholal Clafl) 'ldau1 magic IWOrd and ~ar1 allegiance Co King Arthur(NigelTerry)in' E:rcalibur' lftUI · b a r r a 11 e d b y t h e material. He's shot the can'tkeepupwtththeag· action ls punctuated speaking Hollywood· openinl minutes throu&b Ing wizard? If Merlin with tawdry quick cut.a Middle En1Usb sound aaoopylemetoatvethe dodged Arthur usine to mortal wounds i dumb (in "Camelot," at feel of a dream eequence, Yn:,~~1c, t:'t!'! ti;>lnw~ di:imth:. lances punching throu9h least they sang it). but we're so hurried by • armor, swords cutting The esaeoUal probJem the quick cuttina that the These leaps in logic trip a w a y at arms an d eoes deeper than that, pace fiabll the intended us up, and ii Boorman in-throat.a, tinny clubbings and it's a 1ood one: bow tone the wboJe Ume. It tended them as evidence with morning stars. do you flesh a myth onto isn't dreamina _ it's of Merli.n's magic, they Neat, unthreatenine the screen without aleep-runnlna. seem more like the fires burn for no ap· trivializing both? The spasms of bad movie parent reason other than power of myths Uea in A FT Ea w E •a E making. Such devices to liven up the drab sets. their enduring fealty t.o sqppo1edly booked by 8 re n ' t m Ya ti f Ying , ll 's a wonder that sQ human nature -they're tbis early bigb·ener1y they're irritating. many actors. horses and Lancelot and Robert Ad· die is briefly effective as Mordred, the man/boy who challenges Arthur's right to reign over his decaying kingdom. Monterey jazz tickeu go on sale racial truisms. The meas1 Boorman settles fires could have such an power of movies is in down to nearly two hours EVEN IN THE battle anesthetic effect. Tickets for the Mon· their contemporaneity tedium u the tn.iebts scenes where the movie Arthur is PI a Ye d terey Jazz Festival are on t.Oey reveal the truth p}ayt.beirappointedroles could have taken on a without distinction by sale through June 30. of myth after centuries in Camelot. Boorman semblance of drama, Nigel Terry, who in the Prices for the series of of disguise and mutation jumps ahead days , Bporman isn't much early scenes looks dis· five concerts are $54 , have obscured them months, yean in a few fun. He's clad the forces turbingly like Steve $49.50 or $44.50, depend· ("Star Wars" and "The frames, trying to accrue of good and evil in iden· Lawrence with long ing onseatlocaUon. Empire Str·i'-es Bae'-" some momentum. In on• tical armor so you can't hair. Nicol Williamson's T .. .. "' t 11 bo' ho h he annual festival, are updated versions of scene, Merlin (Nicol e w s w or w at's Merlin is a hammy buf. featuring some of the lt~Dack! Arthurian leaend -so W i 11 i am a on ) runs going on. One big battle loon in one scene. a • hr see ls bot t i ht world's top jazz actl\. is F.;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii;i;~~~ updated, they're set in t ougb a wood, pursued ne s a n g . profound soothsayer in set for Sept. 18.20 al the the future). by Arthur. In the next the otht!r is shot in fog -the next but there's • b th Monterey County Fair· he's asleep in the com-0 are s tagy. con-not a drop of mystery grounds. pany ol boa conBtrict.on lrived sequences with about this m agician .... "'"' \f .,"" ... " .... --.u-•"• • 891 3693 and Arthur finally the cameras pushed up either way _ he's all up Mailing address for catches up with him. Is loo close for us to see front. Nicholas Clay is tickets is P.O Box JAZZ. Arthursucbadudthathe what's happenina. The deeply uninteresting as Monterey, Calif., 93940. -~..;__..;..;.;..,..._._ ________________ I -~~~~~~~~~~~~_;_;;.;;...;;;..=.;:..:....::~ ~~:......:...~~~~---=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_:_~~~~~~~~~~~~!.._~__'..:=-~======:::'... "EXCAUBUR'•isn't a modernizing of the legend of Arthur, it's an embalming or it. It } ••• tfae Nlati!ftthie cGntin.,Ct Now I edw~rds LIDO CINEMA P LAYi -P'IW,OtrT kVO. 4T .,. uoo -I HEWPOllT HACH 671-1350 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER um'lmAP'UIA 8rll ~29-~ UIC-Otanot 637·0~ ......... TOI. C.11 ..... $40 74-44 lncludin9 I OUT PtCTUP.E I ....... ..,,.Tw. .. luion Vle!t l30-t990 ......... II '"""' ~Hl6~ ....... C.-. .. IT __ ,.... .. ,.~ ...... ~.,.. H~nllfl9IO'\ llNcft 148'03" ., ......... Orlftft t»tnO •r.-.-.TW ,..,.. .... ,_mn -·~ -, .... ~' , ....... :.. ~J NOW PLAYING EDWAUl'llUA ~ta Mesa 646 5025 C..lllm Orange 634-25!13 'AO'CI f~Alll tau.n llUtl-IJI FounlaHI Valley 962 74! 1 "THIEF" IR) A• ~rad IW •••• new ualn••••• y'tftt a flcUUoua eualneea Name mu1t :i:•t•r tltat Hftta tM Counly Qlftc. C.I tM DAIL \1 "LOT LIGAL DIPAln'MINT fof forlM aind ,..,.., tn~ MMa21 ~-- A giant of a man against a general seeking glory ... a spectacular~ adventure of arch enemies in battle. GROUP SALES. JOAN BRENNER ~.3401 1 "I'll NOT CE'ltTAIN some Protestants would · 1,.take lt as well. Slnce Jesus and Peter never un- : dentood each other. it's hard for Protestants to l understand that. ! l i I ·I 1 p I ! r I~ I f .: INTERMISSION • (Fro• Pa1eC7> Playboule will bold auditions for the drama "Tbe Heiress" Monday and TQuctay at 7:ao p.m. ln the theater, ln the Seacllff VW.,e center OD Main Street at Yorktown Avenue, Hunttnatoa Beach ... .d.lrector Phil deBarroe wW be eutiq three men and aix women ln VaJ'Yi.na .,. ran,_ for the abow. wbJcb opens June 5 lbr six weekends . • . Ofehestra auditions for the Saddleback Com- pany Theater's summer production ol "Tbe Sound of Mu.sic" will be held April 25 from noon to 5 p.m. at the colle1e'1 ft.De arts department, Room 103 ... further information may be obtained bf call- in.1 Suun JAmtln at 831-4747 . . . SPIRITUALS GOSPEL • JAZZ • CALYPSO -UTUIDA Y. APllL 25 IP.M. · SADDLllACI Ft .. MTS THIA Tai RESERVED SEATS '8. BOX OFFICE 831-4656 17 GOLD CARD MON-FRI 10-2 IMTHIEF Bl/11'8 ·mu AWIJ:" -01v1d Ansen Newswee~ 'fi'st rate. James Caan gives a driving performance seething with controlled energy. 'Thief is a winner." -Gene Slla/11 NBC TV (1oOayl "Astonishing ... a Yiolent, sllocklng, truthful and positively nerve-frying thrillec. James Caan gives the performance of his caner.'' -Rex Reed. New Yott Daily New5 ----NOW PLAYINCl---- COSU •SA MISSIDlt YIU8 OIAllC( WESTMlltSHI Bristol Mission V1eto Mall C1nedome UA Cinema 540 7 444 495 6220 634 2553 893 0546 -1~-:.w. ... , .. ~~ end~ WOl'l!M llrldl ---~-be "Jlll"I ..... 1 1'10fNJ~ M•A .. .,. H.... Trapper and ~-tryto-• ~ .. ""' bondliee IOM~-o-m. .8000,... Mldlell'• _.... PM .- Cert~ JJ.'• ~ lude ebolit ....... ,.,,. ''"' ... .,..~. IHOCK VALUE -Steila Johnson (Barbara Eden) and Coach Powell <Kevin Scannell> join forces to shock PTA members in ''Harper Valley Pl'A" tonight at 8 on Channel 4. 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Meogle l<ulln, Gr91 p~ founder; AotJer1 .... ton... Soc69I ~ Ollfl'Wl'lieelo*. (A) • MMW. I LEHMR ~ I 11C TAC DOUGH a.RYONFAN 1* I ON THE TOWN Hoete: St-Edw.,da. MMody Aogera. A dlcl-. I) KNXT 1CBSJ Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBCJ Los Angeles II KTLA tlnO , Los Angeles 0 KABC TV (AB.Cl LO!> Angeles ()) KFMB (CBSJ.San Diego G KHJ TV 11no ) Los Anqeles (1]J KCST (ABCJ San Diego 8) KTTV (Ind I Los Angeles II) KCOP TV (lnO) Los Angele-; Oil KCET TV 1PBS1 Los Angeles ~ KOCE TV c PBSI Hun11nq1on Beach lion with "Big ..._ .. 'Thornton on women In '*'-: .. wltll .... "'°'" um-Netlonel ~ men. I ,AMA.YRUO IHANANA I~::: AU. .. 'Tt9 ,,.,., y A loet meoulN and • found poem Initiate • 181114- ly feud on the right of prt- veay wNch prOYOll• Miiie. Glorle end Edith to mow out of ttle ~. • t.WlNllL. I......,. MJl'CMT ··--· DICK.tMGe "TIM New ChW\e" TIM elMcta on lnde wttti the United 8tatee .. ~ In Ihle lo<* .. the .... a.6- ne end Ila opel' doot poll.. ~ ,.M.MAGAZM N9w Yortc'e 8().yew-old unftnleMd ~-of 81. John the OMne; • prollle of lllm eter Welter Matthai. t:OO 9 Cl) THE~ HUU( 0.vtd .. ti.friended by • dwwf ..._ penchant 104' telling ,.. talel lend• OeYld In trouble wtth the mot> D HAAPSt VAUEY ,.,,. Ste1i. le toeeed off the echOOI camlvll commlll• for allegedly c.nylng ort with the mayor. CR)"' • MOVIE '* '* * "DMdller Then The Mele.. ( 11187) Rlcherd Johnaon, Sylva Koec:JnL After the mutdere of two WMlthy men. • l)tOmlnent Br1tleh ~ compeny euepectl two MrN"8 lllllen .................. r.t.--~ ................... .................... ................. ~ -·-·=·=· ....... .............. _ ..... -. ·---···~--Of--~'*" .... Hllntlon.. ....... O'Hli'&ln*IO, ..... ~~ ................... ...... ettM.W.,._ .................. to ... ICtlOft .. lie &.cwlt llMf'IGtand .... ~ ty ~ • ptolle °' ""' -.,w._~..,._ pMd '°' llOIN ~~ ...,.. Cept. c.m ... !low II* GM llldl the amolllng hal:llt; Joan Embery IOoU at • ,.,.. llllN-pallda. .MCMI .. * "Myatery Of The a-9d Shroud'' Narrated ~ NdWd a.ton. TIM tnY91erlova Shrovd of Turinle.-1"AMd. • LOetJ-•WaK .. ..,.. HoM: a.e. Aoberta. • WAU.. ITNET W&I< "lnaldet .._H au-1: Lwry UnWtwtnlc, P"9el- dMt, Cot-. of lneid- ..... lno. t:aO D THa IMDY--WMn ttle ,,,.. ..,.,.,,. wtlO •• aippoeed to be dernonatretlng M.,cl•'• .. _.. ... llne .. out. IM mellea W..., end Pflll.. ;.1111;.:"*"· A hlgtl ecflool fllr1 cel'l'I dNI wlttl tM twin.ty end lllCll of Ill* of Luke. • ~ .,.,,.,.,,.. llll'llor. •• WAll191QTON wm<•Mvmw 9:00 8 Cl) ,,_ DUICD ~ HAlZAllD A~lnamecllc* ~ malt• 8-HoCIQ thlnll he .. not long few Ihle WOt1d end he o-on • eprM of doing good deed&. -~WOlff The .... of • lotms ... lttct llttomey .. burned t.o deeth In • aw ~ "9flt ettw Mllng Nero i.r 111»- bend'• ..... being ttv.1- ened. • MOV9 • * "The Alth t.Auellec-·· (1979) a-. 8ridgee. Ureu- 1• ~. D'Artagnen end the Thr• Muekat .... i-ne ln"'°""9d In enoth- ., peen to tlto<* the ....., lntentlona of the elniater CerdlMI Ric:flelleu. •MERY~ WAU fTAHT W&K "lnlllder McWM" au.t: Larry Unterbrink, preal- denl, eon-i.ua of lnald- era. Inc. ID VOTEA'8 ""1..INE HcMt Jim Cooper Inter- view• Senetor S .I. Heyllkewa. 0 MCME * * "Chee*.., Fleg 0.. C<Mh" ( 1977) Joe Don ABC e 8:00 -•'Tbole Am._.. Aolmala." Guest star BrOOke Sbiekla Jol.iu the ""'1lar t~leged and four· l~&ldd cut members tot an ~ of new ind ol4 aepientf. · · KHJ e 8: 00 -''The Foxe1 of Harrow." Rex Harrl100, Maureen O'Hara and Victor McLa&len star ln thfa movie about a .man of violence and a woman~ aeon). · NBC. 9:00 -"Nero Wolf ... A nam· ing car crash kllla the wlf e of a former district attorney Ju.st after she has asked the famous detective to look lnto threats on her husband's lite. Ball•. Larry Hegm111. • STAR~ 1. Ruth..... men vte tor Thi'-of the~ 1100.000 1n • ~ i.~~·~reoa tanoe OM r90e In ttle ....._ of .... ""'° .... to .. r::c..ltlmlTOwmt :=-~=::::. .. MVllW • ~:l•H HoM: Murray F,_ H...U,. end 8.J. decide 1et00e (J) QIW.M to do •on..,.. ~ • kltltln ,...,. to DellM ~ plot ""° -wtltl anott. ecJheme, au. ,,....,,_ to gllltlW Mtu. Ellen IMMa Duaty egalr\ IWr:t ~ to ... • ~ Lucy ,_ OUI on -~ Mlt4lft. • ....V HU • .c lllAAAZINI Benny por1,.,. • Ill**- • MTM DAVID~ ohlnge erttet. I '-•..::;:aNT ~~~v:r l<oc:ft. I'll • -.Ne,...... "Ver11ett•'• World: A "°911' El:l9rt end a.. Study Of A Young ArUSI" IMakel ~ en lntonnatllle KCET .,_ ~te to«* at what'• ,_ at Ille CatTOCI 81Ue'a ~tr.-move., ry about Vemette Hone,-• <J) NM wood. UlaTMU. • IU MOYIM' Playoff game ~ .TOMllHT "~ Cemc>bell: Mytha Hoat: Johnny Ceraon. To LNe 8(' One ol the ou.t:o.otoeCMln. world'• for9m08t IClholer9 • 0 MC NIWI of ~dleol-.the ~ unhWMlly of myth_, Ila I ~ MAQ A mM. loundetlofl In the humM _.._ ~(P.,, 1) ••• .,. "The en.mp·· -· NIWI (18;t1).lec*teCooper, w.a- emi a~ --~· Ml'TWOMNa'W8 • OANC:aFIEWR • L&.UAN tm 1 M•N: A C.lebflty judgea: Ray ...a.I ~. ~ Alclwdeon. Lllen Hellrnerl recotlecta ca..~ ,..,, i.t long reledol~ wlt1' ~ •• CW'nONID MC .,.,,, Deelllel Harnmetl. • N1W1 11:00 9 9. Cl) 9 ...a 1t:OO. MCM1 JOHN DARLING. •1t ..,,. ...... '·~ -.a.-..c.-. ..... ... --...... .,. Holt:...., ........... MualaaJ fUNte: Tll• ... •• ("> ••-11*11 .. fi IAMTTA ' I ~ -.... ""'9CW. HMt: AH'/ K111fm111 . GulMa; ,_ OMon. ~ WNbMn, ~ c.nnon. QuMll, T.G. ..._,__ (R) 1•• NWllO ., . .,. ... •'DeMfl, ~ And l.M Nier Daaltl" Hoe!: ~ 8imfMIOn. au.: EllMbeCtl Ki*~ e Nlmmw· NmTWONC .... 1:10. Wl9C $ IWT: MaCllT.-. ,Me 0 AOtW-11 1•1= * ''Diary Of A High School Bttde" (19118) Alllta Senda. AonMt ~. .MCMI * .. ,,....,,. The MoNt9 Of Terror" ( 1tt6) Jun A.ljllMlll, Mlwe ToaedL • MOYll • *" "IM Of The Fngrit-ened P9oc*" (1972) Joen Collln•. JamM Booth 1:40. MCMI *. "Dllllnger" (1946) "---TlerMY. Anne Jettrey9. t.'00 I DT'ONAL ~ltt()f> l:OI MOYll * *."' "The CardCnel" (11N13) Tom Tryon, Romy SetlMldlr. ..1 .... 1:111 .... l:OD MCMI * "The Cool And The Crr.- ry" (1958) Soot! Mertowe. Qlgl p.,,,_, • MOYIR * * "Tiie Creelure'e ~ .. (1971) ~ Tey· lor. Oren! w.en.. 1:101= ** "Oetout'' (11Me) Tom Neel,Altna.v.g.. di, .... «ID MCMI • "Roed ,._... ( 1959) Joel Lewrence. Selly • F-. .\ Mystery writer still lives in television shows }~ NEW YORK <AP> -Five years after Agatha Christie died, the Queen of Mystery is coming to American television, ready to commit ber baffling murders and dangle her red herrings in front of a new . unsuspecting audience. "The Seven Dials Mystery," an adaptation of her 1929 novel, will be broadcast on the ad boc Mobil Showcase Network -the first in what promises to be a slew of Christie productions for television. ·'One of what I called the light-hearted thriller type" is how the author herself described "Seven Dials" in her autobiography. · "These were always easy to write, not requir- ing too much plotting and planning." Maybe so, but there's enough plotting and planning to entertain and thoroughly confuse most viewers. The story follows the adventures of a group of wealthy socialites, the kind known as Bright Young Tbin1s, whose chief occupation is weekending at a succession of house parties unW they stumble onto a sinister secret society, stolen state secrets, and a CO\lple ol murders. fHE production, by London Weekend Television, emphasizes by laviabpertod sets and cos- . tumes and stars Cheryl Campbell, previously seen in this country In the "Masterpiece Theater" pre- sentation of "Testament ol Youth," and, in a cameo role, the noted Shakespearean actor Sir John Gielgud. Peter Ustinov la boet, musing about Miss Christie's career in an introductory bit filmed at the late author'• manor ln Devon. Ironically, MIH Christie apparently retarded television with suspicion and never wrote directly for the medium, altbou1hi her output was enormous in nearly every other form. In 50 years, she turned out ee novels, dozens of abort stories, radio scripts, and aeveral playa, lncludiq "The Mouletrap," which after more than a quarter. century In London hu become the lonaest-nm.nlng play in~ blstory of the EnsJlab-speakinc theater. The· author's 1tand1GD, Matthew Prttcbant, who la chairman of the Atatba Christie Estate, saya bis IJ'anclmother "tboulbt teleriaioo wu a great gobbler of material." So be and ~other ex- ecpton have been panttn1 TV rtallta 11>arlna.1Y. "SEVEN Dials," and another London Weekend Televtalon product.km, "Why Didn't They Ask Evans?" both were abo.-a ln Entland lut year. "Evam" will be broadcut ln the United Statea oo the Mobil network on May 21. Another Brttl.tb outfit, Thames Televillon, bas arra°'ed to produce lJ bour•loq 1torte1 8" •'The A1aUla ObrilUe Hour/' -to be telniHd la En&1and belinnlnl 1D the fall of im . .. Tbe)''re not all wboclunitl," aald Chapman, press offi cer for Thames in London. "Some will be romances. She wrote a Jot of love stories in which nobody gets killed." Io the Umted States. meanwhile, Warner Bros. -the moustache·twirling Belgian genius, Hercule Poirot, or the eccentric English spinster, Jane Marple. Sadly, both M. Poirot and Miss Marple have been promised for the time being to the movies. Peter Ustinov, who played Poirot in "Death on the Nile," wiJJ portray him again in the upcomini "Appointment With Death," while Miss Marpl~ was recently embodied by Angela Laru;bury in "The Mirror Crack'd ." · Television Is going ahead with the first Christie adaptations made specifically for American television -five two-hour shows to be called "Agatha Christie Mystery Theater." DAftD Horowitz, a Warner spokesman in Loa Angeles, said CB$ bas agreed to broadcast the first, "Murder is Easy," which be said probably will be fllmed In Eagland ln the near future. The four other novels Warner bas purchased for the series are "They Came To Baghdad," "The Man In the Brown Suit," "Destination Unknown," and ''The Secrets of Chimneys.'' 1 Nooe of these tiUes hi among Miu Cbrtatie's best-known work.a,. mainly because they do not feature either Of her two most famous detectives N-M's new menu in The Zodiac: Just one more reason to come Sunday-shopping with us. Eact\ Sunday between 12 and 4, inqulae in a buffet of f!ffiOUs N-M desserts: all )'OU can eat, 4.95 . And N .. M's Wine Bar and medley of hors d·oeuvrcs: au you can eat. 6.~. ... • OPEN HOI JSE ROSE CRAVEN PAT CULMER ~EARL FIERSTEIN are proud to announce tl.e opening or .. 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(crt li'Oc*hunt) (1 ~.So. of L~) .· \ ) WU enjo)'inl bimMll In OW'~ with tbt town tramp. I cauaht them there one day by accident. He wu a nervous wreck and pto1plMdn~ver to see her aaaln. So now they meetln motel•. I Jove my huaballd, and I don't want a di•otte, but bJa conUnuaUon d ~ affair 11 very bard to take. He lnallta t.bat abe l'\IDI after him-that be baa never once made the first move. I believe him. I My question: Should I conUnue to be loyal . ! •nd ~ ldm,. •boilaldil tell tbe ~ Pta.l1NWJ*I• ~.a rePrdlq "Com•... l n t worlct about Im ... oqi• ~ tbll roUtD UI." ~OUIUlllltedUlatlbetn9tbepenoe re .'\(, 0 axes broadaodletb1Jnfaetf.6e~f hlto a cliftnlte, eonvem4iat Umt. lo IOIDe.... "J~ 1l)ray"ef'JlllibtUtatU..LordtUeilll.lm ,soDI .. ~ ... m" mew wh'D1 more flnt, eq J will ha" •few yun OI UDiQeu tban ·~IOOdbye. •• Tbla ea~ li not an •1 'n. A· n datiiit PNM after tbe alnulk Ii CS.ad. -CAllVILL., tnvltadOll.ftlaat.ouebofCOUl'Ulay. • W1Ui Amtrtca'• hl1bw911 tver °'°" pltttd, MO., WOMAN Wbm the Bndab an ibtroduced, U.., PQ4!ked aDd potlM>Jed, at•tat.11 ah com'49rto1 tall· Dear " .. u: Y• .. , _,.. '"• ,.... otteo 1ay, "Ho• do you doT" Would JOU In• t1Mi bum»t out of tlle roedl by booltJJll tbelr .... , ...... ._,. wu& a..,. .. , 1'I 1• ne~byaaytQf ... HowdoldoWHATt" 1at0UM taw by up to a nick.el. Tbnt atalal have pn1 1118 ._ ""* .. ,.. eaa ..... .... I maureyousett.tMPQlnt.-L.LR. atre.cty~veasutuiftc:nue8. 1a1nbr1Tftal'1afwJ ... .,...,.,,..,. D&A&&.L.a.: 1w111_....,_, .. ...,.. lt't not that ftdenl, ltate end local 1ovem· Tit• ...,...,. 11ali MU a ...... an. 11~· It a._.,,..,., .. , •. n..u menu hJv•'• been repabins t.be roadl. But t. You~ ...... ar ... a ............. ' ..... duced suoUne COftlumptlOll bu Dibbled aw.,. at U. .......... Y• ._,. •• afttee, ,_ 1-. J'eMdilil''CeaeNe•"eea..a the tndttloaaJ IOW'ce of __ .. _______ PUBUC NOTICE Ju&wu&MNQPnMJ-...... -..,... ., .. ,...w ... •a&t&wae_. • ._. mal.D~ IDOCMY -. p thole .._ ______ _ natl, .... II a.,.., ......... dewtll ...... .,.... ......_,,It WU_.,..._,._,, the fuel tu. And the COil 0 cure N72Jl1 to JOU rut ... raYt oa a ieplar bub. I empty lhUadlu ... at an ail .._.. to of maldna road repain means gouge NOTICE 01' DliATH 01' 'opeyoaft..tw.UwoUlbeclaea.-ertU.a a .. ~ wldl $MM. Mott' ....... ef bu soared. \ 81LEEN C. STROCK aleenormtp.-.. aame: "Wily doll'& yo. e.er eall •ef" Get Fifty.three percent •n wallet ANO OF PBTITION TO DEAR ANN LANDERS: JfreqtMnUyuae U.eplctwef of the paved road • ADMINISTER ESTATE your colWDQa ln my Enlllab cl ... es u an ' network, or about 1 NO. A·1Gal1. example of clear wrltlna and 1ound A,.. drlfOt 01' If p "°"' lloeo to COldf'ol mlllioo mlle1, was cracked, buclt:llna or otherwise T o a I I h • I r s , judament. Permit me to dfer tb1I wee UWM1 a. &JWr bf ot h.lp1 n....,.,. ON t. in diarepair last year. compared with '2 ~rcent beneficiaries, creditors censure. Aa l.aRdrn' ....., booadft, "!lralflld no.,. °" the year before, says the Road lnformaUon Pro· and contingent creditors of (1) Please stop aaytna, "1tran1ely l>rwQ1." 'tor each boolde'I orMed, _.. a gram, a research organization funded by the :~ ~es~~s\.~!rc;:;: ya~: enough." The word "enou•b" la redundant doUor, plu a lortg, •ll~,..-. Gamped motor vehicle industry. otherwise Interested In tht andunworthyofyou. nNlopr (JI cni. ~)to AM Lartdnl, wlll and/Ol"estate: (2) I wu diatraaed by your advice to the P.O. Bo:s U•, CldcoQo, IU. •JJ. THOSE BUMPY lOADS coat drivers $20 A petition has been filed billion in wasted ruel and an additional M billion in by Arthur Van Zandt !Taurus: Do some personal checking car and tire damage -or an average of $184 for Strock In the Superior each motorist, according to the research group. Court of Orange Count¥ State and local treasuries wiU spend about $600 requesting that Arthur million more than they will lake in this year for Van Zandt Strock be ap- highway construction and repairs, the U.S. pointed as personal representative to 18ATVUAY, APaJL 18, 1181 : By SYDNEY OMAaa r ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Avoid 1rusbing, skipping details -or meals. ;Emphasis on family arrangements, leeal ,issues and making intelligent concessions .to loved one. Taurus, Libra. Scorpio !HOROSCOPE 1persons figure prominently. Money sur- 1prise due -and it's good! TAUllUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Those who serve you may not have necessary material -or qualifications. Do some personal checking. You learn what is real as opposed to "pretend." Discovery is !highlighted. You'll be granted special privilege. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Relationahip that began "as a lark" now takes on .serious overtones. Emphasis oo challenge, ,pressure, responsibility, investment in :hobby or favorite project. Capricorn. Taurus, Virgo persons figure prominently. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Lone- C•ll 642-5678. • Put 1 rew word• t to worllr for ou. --~- atandlng project or assignment la due to be completed. Let go of put; it la Ume for fresh views, new climate and the initiating of an orltinal policy. Agere11ive in- dividual helps prod you Into action. Aries fi1ures prominently. LEO <July 23-Aue. 22): Check Cancer message. Get ready for new start in new direction. Affair or heart could lead to short trip. Constructive ideas, su11estiona are received via mall and telephone. Member of opposite sex boosts morale. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Shake off any tendency toward letharey. Parsimonious associate helps you make money decision. Conserve assets. Protect valuables. Hold off on investments. Play waiting game. Family member talks about possible purchase of high-priced household Item. LI BRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Popularity in- creases -elements of timing. luck com- bine to favor your efforts . Gemini, Sagittarius persons play significant roles. New contact results in optimism, social activity and chance to expand personal horizons. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Focus on secrets. clandestine operations , views from backstage and a "rebuiJdin& proc- ess." Aquarius, Leo and another Scorpio RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTHY s.r....-. ..... lfU MAUCM &YD. I COSJA ~IA-141-1116 WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE Complete women's health care provided by and gynecologists. • ,,.._•i:yT ...... • tartr.cOlltrol: play important roles. Period of temporary confinement can actually prove beneficial. SAGITTAa•us (Nov. 22-Dec . 21): Emphasis on desires, buaineas In· vestments and action which aidl in mak· lng wishes come true. Aura of romance prevails. Imprint style, state needs tn one ln position of authority. Gemini, Virgo and another Sagittarlan figure prominently. CAPRICORN (D ec. 22-Jan. 19): Significant adjustment in "home area" oc· curs. You have opportunity to take charge of your own destiny. Emphasis on pro- duction, promotion, responsibility and greater rewards. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio natives play key roles. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18 ): Long. range projects come into s harp, c lear focus. Emphasis on special terms. tech- niques and communication. Gain indicated through published material. Pisces, Virgo natives dominate scenario. Plan for travel. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Review financial status or one who talks a "big game." Dig beneath surface indications. Follow through on hunch. Needed In· formation is gleaned through unorthodox procedures. Cancer , Capricorn persons play important roles. ALTERATIONS Transportation Department has estimated. administer the estate of The South Dakota Legislature raised its gas Eiieen c. Strock, Newport tax from 12 cent.s to a national high or 13 cents a Beach, CA (un4er the gaUon, effective April 1. Utah has increased its tax I n d e p e n d e n t from 9 to 11 cents. A bill raising Idaho's 81t'.i·cent Administration of Estates tax to ll 1t'.i cents on July J was signed into law last Act). The petition Is set for week. hearing in Dept. No. 3 at STATE GASOLINE TAXES range from 5 cents a gallon in Texas to South Dakota's new 13· cent rate. Most states are in the 9 to 11-cent range. (California's is 7 cents>. Some states want to change from a set per- gallon levy to a tax based on a percentage of the price at the pump, tying the tax rate to the rising price of gasoi.ale. "With conservation and higher-mileage cars, there's less money going into state highway funds. But there are more highway maintenance needs than ever," s aid J erry Bastarache, spokesman for the Highway Users Federation in Washington, a lobbying group funded by h.ighway construction contractors and automakers A SELECT COMMITTEE of the Arizona Transportation Department says the stale wiU need S6 billion to $10 billion to meet highway con· struction and maintenance during the next decade. For the same period, reve nues from the state's 8- cent-a -gallon gasoline tax will amount to about $2.2 billion. And Arizona legislators are considering a pro- posal to replace the 8-cent a gaUon fuel tax with a 10 percent tax on the a verage retail price of gasoline and diesel fuel. With pump prices for 1aaoline at $1.30 a gallon, for example, the tax would be 13 cents a gaUon. In F1orida, Gov. Bob Graham is proposing to extend the state's 4 percent sales tax to gasoline - on top of the 8-cent gas tax now being levied. A blue-ribbon panel estimated the state would need $2 billion by 1985 to maintain and complete con- struction on interstate highways in Florida. Moat states are considering increases ranging 'from 1 cent to 3 cents, but in Wisconsin. Republican Gov. Lee Dreyfus baa propoted a nickel increase, to 14 cents a gallon. Leaders in the Legislature, where Democrats have a majority, say they 41J>ubt that high an increase will be ap- proved . 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, CA 92701 on May 6, 1981 at 9: 30 A.M. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be In person or by your at- torney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR o r a cont- ingent creditor of the de· ceased, you must file your c laim with the court or present it to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of firs t issuance or lette rs as provided in Sectloo 700 of tne Probate Code of California. The time for flllng claims wilt not ex- pire prior to four months from the date of the hear- ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are interested in the estate, you may fife a re· quest with the court to re- ceive special notice of the inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, ac- c ounts and reporls desc ribed in Section -1'200 of the California Probate Code. Latti.m & Watkins, At· torn•r. at uw, By: Arne S. L ndgren, 555 South Flower Street , Los Angeles, CA 90071. Published Orange Coast Dally Pilot, April 17, 24, t==================-r---------j 1981 1846-81 experienced board certified obstetricians ~ Dl .. fw1p1 Flttt.g PUBUC NOTICE C•ll 642-5678. IUD Put • lew word1 -------- PUBLIC NOTICE llrftlCoMrol--.. SOlJTHmAST PLAZA nAT1EoPCAU~M1A loworkfor ou. ..... ~'-1.l"\.. OPPIUOPTHIE NOTICE OF DEATH OF •Co=:;= .!.'-di.. o':£:!£r~==~1 --- -- ---~~ROGl~~A PiTrT~~~Ri~ Paps.... ADVHTllUllUITP<Ht•IOI PUBLIC NOTICE ADMINISTER ESTATE • Ob .. etak., c ... & rw1-Make your own Mad Hat/Judo1ng 5 Ca•aaories ..ueucMOT•ca - -HO. A 108455. --·-1 er -e <•~~~~~~ ::o~~ ~~1; ~:l·h H=~~L~Cy H,e.::1 ~~~/!1 ~E~: T ~ a I_ I h e i .rs • • 5lerfllAIHOll CAROUSEL COURT ••o.d••Y. Loi ... ,..,.., c:.111<w111a. PLAN"1NG COMM1ss1o" AT THE benefte1anes, c reditors T...a Ll4JGHoa -,.... -11 i:ao p.m.. ~v. Me., 10, CITY HAU.. n FAIR 0R1ve. cosTA and contingent cr~itors of Va...-&.....-M411e Saturday, AJliriJ 18 • R-llter 10 to 2 '"'·••.m1ct1i1meo.y •lllto.put>1lc-MESA. CALIFOR"1A, AT• JO P.M. Virginia L. Roberts and ~.-, -o IY ._._ -•-111 R_.. 1101 •I OR AS SOON AS POSSI BLE • AIOltTIOH Awarcb at 2 M/Tic:kets to Ice Capades said eeldrn• tor. RECONnRUCT THEREAFTER ON MONDAY persons who may be PARKING LOTS -REPAIRS ANO APRIL 27, ""· REGARDING THE otherwise interested in the 842.1426 Meet Alice in Wonderland 1MPRoveMeNTS, OEPARTMENT FOLLow1HGAPPL1CAT10Ns: will and/or estate · OF OEVELOPMEHTAL SERVICES, I PrklM Ple11 PP-el-01 tor Clly ol . · ' PAIRVIEW STATE HOSPITAL., Cotl•Mes.,P.0.8o•l200.lor!>'KIM A pet1t1on has been liled 17752 le1dt ... IY.-d COSTA M~ O~NOIE COUNTY, "'"et all~'"' Palec• av-by Or. Frank E. Roberts ' ... "~ • II C"' CALIFORNIA tw.o HFA1112011 .. • » --. •"" -s1e<11no In the Superior Court of ~=========-,.=~=-~==l=C==..:;=="'======!J~==============================~~ Tllliprotectc- 1 -••l 11 .,....t1,. A,,• 1111 • .. • u '"'wide • 11 •Y· Oran,... County requestinn ~" CAlnC,... ,...,,lftO IOI .->Cl,._, Eftvlronmenlal dtlermlnatlon .,... " 111rfac•. , ... w11ell119 UW>Cl(•I• curt> ft99atlWdK1¥atlt111SP-7M1. that Or. Frank E. Roberts ~ euttw. "'"1!11ftlno -lm1a111n9 2. R•-PeUt1t1111t-ei-c1s tor Jemn be appointed as personal PM\!Hle kit llghllftO '"*""· P4Mtln9 c. Glanullas, authorl1ecl ageflt """!or represent at I v e t 0 PUBLIC NOTICE t----------UM~ 11°'1U OP APPUCATIOet ITO llU. A' COMOUC ••v•llM•I . TO WHOM IT MAY COMCIEltH p1C1t A JIEAH l!NTIEltl'ltllES, IMC. '-' •JPIYlft9 t• 1119 O.partlfteflt or )AICOllolk .. .., ... Contt91 tor "'1" OH SAL.a OIENlltAL. IPUe. l!AT. PL.) toMtl~k--.... aU..a l!cll,...r A-• .......u,.... Mecll. Cal lfONlla ftMr. Pwll!llNcl Or .. Caatt Dell' ...... "'°'" 17. 1"1 tt!MI. PUBUC NOTICE . . . . .... .... .... . ..... -~ .................. .. . . . . .. . .. . . .. .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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EASTER SALE SPECIAL $3165. plaids and prlntf REGULAR $20. EASTER SALE SPEc;tAL 1ew11 and 1,...., •lltelldlfto 1rri.-11o11 er111.o1 P!Au, P.O. 8o• "'°·Newport . 1y11 ..... --1etec1-11 ••ec" to,.._ ,.,Ol*1, IOCated •1 administer the estate of elddert mo order pla11• and J1so ·ar111 ol s1r .. 1 10 c1 Virginia L. Roberts (un--llkacloN ..., ct1111«tlft0 ~ract Env1...........,i.1 e1e•m1nat10ft· de r the I n dependent -...n-t $ectlt111, P.O. lloa 107t, M9-tllW dKIMallt111 I I · her-to ••s T•~ lt161 J. T.,tetl,.. Mll!>oi Tract T.11•1 tor Adm n strat100 of Estates m .nn: ArtH•ld9f't1n.~Fran11en11iu. Act). The petition is set for P•--..-111cat1t1111 rnev be• eoc:I• .. •· ....,..,,.,. aeen1 tor Go1de11 hearing in Dept. No. 3 at t.olMdwllhoul cllarge. Circle 0.11elopmen1 C•mpany HS 700 Ci I C 0 • Pr._i111c.i1onofl>IOIMr111ftder11w koltll Anlto Dt'lw, Sulta 200, <><~. _v c enter rive, si.1eeon1rectAc1l111C1Cr9q"4red. ,.,. • ~ Mllldlvlsklll to ai-.. West, in the City of Santa 5uccu1fu1 tlld49r •"•" 111r11l•ll cen<lomlnlum unlu. louted at 2uo Ana California on May 13 =~=..== l*IHiwe _, ~::~:::!.':~:j !~,:~,..~~.!~::; 1981 1 at 9:~ A.M. , ~u.--1•s.cu.n1noott11eubot ,,...11ved9clertitlollZE.t1~. IF YOU OBJECT to the Ceda, Tiie ~., 1111Mt11a1 "°'',.,,_'""',....'°" ... --.granting of the petition =:!:=. '=•~:.11":.'::~ ~:~~1~;~':Tt~!"~:..f~~ yot uths~!~ ~lther dappet atr 111 wllkll WW-' 11 to be doM, .. be Depart....,,., Ro.n 300, 11 f"alr Drive, a 9 1n::vrtng an S a e u 1111•• 111 111. o.,artm•11• or CMt.a Meta.Celtfornla. vou r objections or f lie Trn1portat1011 ll•••l•t e11UU•d c..u. Meu Pl-11111 co"" written objections with the ~ .... ~II .. W ... llMM, detod mlult111 Nlft• .. p1a11a alld •111Kllkat10f\a. 1u,11erd ,.,. .. ., .. ,.,court before the hearing. ~11111111 .... teter•°"'"'•'* CMlrYNfl Your appearance may be -1a1 SU-. SacrerMftta, c.a1lfemla, °*1ftW. 1t.-.ia In person or by your at-•"" ..... ,,..1 ... to ..,., ·~ ~MCI Dlrec1of torney party Oft........_ of,..__ . uaav WAll•llMAM, A.1.A. Pvtt11111ec1 0r..., c-11 Oe11y P1tot. I F Y 0 U A R E A 1TATI1AacM1111CT a,.,1111,,.., CREDITOR or a cont- Plltll..., ~ ~!:'10a11, "'..._ -tNMt lngent creditor of the de· "-'" 11, ,., 1M>11 PUBUC NOTICE ceased, you must flle your ----------.,._. __________ 1clalm with the court or PUBUC NOTICE 11111a present It to the personal • • ~nout•UMHM representative appointed ..Ueuc iecmc• Tiie =::.=·~ ... ,,.. by the court wt thin four All •••~w.._,..,~,,.. .._.r · months from the date of '"'I"' c.n..., ...... _ •• ecre ~ULLUtYON coa .. OltATI first lssuence of letters IS ~~~~ .. -: ::;-,=-: ~-::=::=.:· ..._ provided In Section 700 of ..hec•any C•"'"'"c:1e1•· fll'f 'ne..,.,._09....,•Trwe.cto the Probate Code of "'.....,... ~" n. .._...,.. ........ .,...., "'-• ,.,.._ • California. The time for =rru·~:=-=:-.:-...= !:'=':'.."'=9.,.... we flllno claims wlll not ex- lhlllevard ,,...,_.._, ,.... Cl¥ w. ~ *' ....,. plre prior to four months ...... .., 1111t ..,.ICMIM 11 ... 111 ~c..:r•o, " •• , ... , 1 .. 0. from UM date of the hear· ..., .. ,,. ••• 1 •lllNd......, _,... -. Ing notJced above ::-..:::,;;e~~::~ W.:::..~i:t.~......._ YOU MAY EXAMINE "'"'·A..-.e,..,,...-:= n.:::g.ClM9Mr.• the fll• lulPl bV the court. :' c't~='~•-.: =~.:.=• OrM. If yo11 are lntem-.CS In the J tlt '·"''' llf Ute Cl~:•Hh ~ w. Clll9leillt at Ht.ti, ..,OU r-n.y fllt a .... ~., .. 1..-. I . CMc ..,., ..,._ .... ~ quHt ~th the court to re· c ... .., .. ..., • ""' ' ..n. ctlve special notJce of the· ...,1ev....,, ,, • ..,., Cal......_ n1• .......... 1a ~-.., lnvtntorft of estate Hsets flfnMf...,,_.< ....... c.. ............ .... =°' 1 P1•1• o_.. .•• • o-.iw.CllMMll and Of he .,.tltlons, ac-, ................ .-counu and rtooru ;-:~"" c...., a.. w or ... CIMIMt descrlbtet In S.Ctton 1100 • .5 ~·.~ a.,awi. c. ~ -" t. ""' • of the Cellfomla Probate ,....... o-... c.... o.ttr ~ ,.......Or-.. c.e DlllT,..... Code • ..,.17•!"'· eieii -"""·~-.'-"'l' UIM6 Rlllilrt fl. '"" , .... At• t•t••Y •• Lew, •Mt8', =~·=T~t.."':::: C•te Mna, CA 91626. "'"""· ..... ~Coalt Deity:.. 'Pftot ~F·17, 111 :;;;;:;;:::;:::a:=::.-......;,w. ...... ~z:...~~..:...;:;.;..~i;:l:.;-4,, ,.., , .... 1. .. "T attlttalel T attletalel "Mommy! Billy' 1 callin' T attletalel" me a tatttetalel" MARMJ\DIJKE by Brad Anderson I~ ,I "Breakfast In my bed Is bad enough, but when did he learn to do tnat?" JUDGE PARK EB -n-11~-FIVE' ~A~S OF BICKERING WITH you-· Si iii ... "Playtng 10UtalN, I ...... .. DENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum II II 0 o '.ua . - ---.!,.._......__...;;. ___ _ d • 0 • 0 "God NEVER goofs, Joey. He just likes to surprise people once in awhile." by Harold Le Ooux by Jim Davis ONE OF ~AC.H WILL PO NIC.Et..V, 1"MANK "40l) by Ferd & Tom Johnson You'D PROBABt..Y [)ITCH IN:. AND MAR~Y iH,AT 5WE~T iHING DoWNAT THE C/«>YSTORE!.' • NANCl' NANCY---GO BORROW ACUP OF SUGAR F~M MRS. ~ONES GORDO ~ :s. ~io ~IJJ '1).41! ~I! AhAJ>Jf . ~~)JO 6C&tJ Cf:. a.o~ lt"4:N l(J~ ~T TMI~, OtJCE r..i A 'ltMIJ..11!.( 4-11 FUNKl' WINl'ERBEJ\N ! JU6T FOc.W OU'f mAT 1 &E.r m ~ "THE 1WO PUL.5Afi:.S I 015C.OVE.RED ! by Ernie Bushmiller HERE---t HATE TO SEE 1.___ A KID BEGGING ! HAVE TO COME UP wrrn NIW'rEh mqr ARE BOTH 00&.E ~ 1l/Y\€L.E.55 ! I~ I ~q. ~At(\tU• 1'0 'WO, 1'0 &i A&l.f 1'o 'f''-'-'fOO ~'f ''M ~1' smK1t&lt 10 '104'. by Gus Arriola , by Tom Bat1uk by Kevin Fagan 1'MA1's 1''4£ MOS1' SUS\M 1'Mlttb "100'~£ SA\0 \M Sl~ ~~S. ~~ • Suit against Fluor filed. ; Fluor Corp. G..clala have refuHd comment oa a 1uJt ftled in u:S~1Diatrict Court for tb• Southern Dlltrlet of New York qalmt tlte company oa behalf ol St. Joe at«kbolden. ----- Orange Cout OAJL Y Pf\.01"/Frtday, Aprtl 17, 1881 ~ AcrtON ftLSD 'lbundQ CODteJ'DI al- Je1ed violatiOOI of the Federal Secw1tiea Law lD coruiectf.on with Fluor'• cub tender offer for up to 20.4 mill:loo abues of common St. Joe Minerals stock. An animated Bert Hathaway teU,, liltenera the reaaom why amall bt&lineues often fail. Seminar teaches realities of small business By ml~ht Wednesday 2115.3 million abarea bad been ered or 1uaranteed for tender, ac· cordln1 to Fidelity Union Truat Co. SCORE ~ounselors provide tips on how to, avoid going broke when starting company Stockboldera will have until April 28 to withdraw. Preliminary studies lndlcate T8 percent of the shares will be tendered by that Ume. THE ISSUE OF oversubscribed stock wlU have no effect on the mereer of St. Joe Minerals and Fluor, accordlna to a spok"man lo New York. A hearing on the action in u'.S:-.oialrict court ta scheduled April 22. On March 31, Fluor official.a announced the $2. 7 billion mereer of St. Joe Miqerals and the Irvine·based energy corporation. THB SURPRISE MOVE prevented a takeover of St. Joe by Joseph E. Seaeram & Son Inc. of New York, a subsidiary of Montreal-baaed Seagram Co Ltd. which had offered $2.1 billion, or $45 per com- mon share. Floor's announcement came only one day alter the 2nd U.S. Court of Appeals had turned down St. Joe's appeal of a temporary restrainine order that barred the company from an opportuni· ty to purchase up to 40 per~nl of iu own stock at S60 a share. Floor's $2. 7 billion offer amounted to $80 a share. ~ Treat Your Secret¥)' to . Somethi~ . ' ..,._ . .,. ...... S THI:• dri£t Ji?~!t~ er Distinctive Waterfront Dining Oyster Bar · Cocktails 3333 W Paci.fie Coast Highway, N. B. 642-2295 wmwu 11Y•Dff1G8 comGIH'\t.e • BIRD oomPIDYI lea••••Mltll.WllUbll.WI ............ wtctllWlwrtllttlt ,.,,.,... WI prewtdl .... Uy WYk:e- llMI ... ,. Giiiy ......... Cll .. .,. lut M '1 n0tll .. . ' Wiii our memory maeter Av PAT DUNN M_o.11y,.......,. "There are 500 new bualneaaes lo Orange County each year. but 4SO of them are broke in leas than one year.'' That's not the kind of encouragement one might expect from the Service Corps of Retired Executives, but that's exactly what SCORE's Santa Ana counaellne coordinator Jack Haas told 50 people attending a daylon1 small bu.aine11 seminar. ''We want to keep people from golna into bust· ness if they lack the things essential for success," Haas said. BERT HATHAWAY, FOaMEll sales ex· ecutive with Chrysler Corp., expounded on the sub· ject. "The customers, employees, suppliers and even bankers are hurt when a business doesn't make it," he said. "We find that when a business fails, the main reasona are lack of management knowledge and insufficient capital, aa well as an inadequate business plan." That, of course, was the primary reason for Thursday's seminar at the El Toro branch of Mercury Savtnp and Loan. Hathaway noted that 6S percent to 80 per(ent of new businesses fail within five years, but stressed that ''people are the motivating success factor in any business." HE RECOMMENDED BUSINESS owners and managers see everyone in their work force as "sales persons" who present the image of the com- pany to each peraon they contact. "Since the Industrial Revolution, money has been seen as the main people motivator, but this is changing," he said. ·'We're past the days of piecework rewards." Hathaway sees the main motivators in today's business environment as personal achievement, recognition, satisfaction In accompllsbmeot, a sense of responalbillty and advancement. BEFORE TURNING THE podium over to another SCORE speaker, Hathaway aald: "Human resources are critiOlf to profit, while today we find many material asset.a may be scarce. The smart businesa executive lets employees participate as much as possible in de· cision·making. Many times employees are more aware of what ls needed to make a particular busi· nest become ·aucces1ful than executives who may be aeparated from day·lo-day aspecu of conduct· ing the operation." FollQ.wing Hathaway was Garry Hollaar, former 1tesident of the Ftrst State Bank of Litchfield, Minn. His lesion plan revolved around the importance of a small business having a def- inite plan in writing before approachin1 a lender for a loan. Hollaar said the owner of a new business should make a point to become acquainted with a EXECUTIVE SUITES JADE MANAGEMENT 881 Dover Dr .. Suite 14 NEWPORT BEACH 714 -631-3651 OAS COR•R R•r• ColM 6 .. mp• OOLO 6 SILVER Prices tor 4-1W1 .... c......... lltwW Cl. ttt,• ..., .... KrwetiH... ....... ...le.JS ...... l.Nft ......... .. 100CM.-...... .., .. JO ,.._ ....... ..,, .. '°"' $11-._ Mt.ft ....... ,-~-... c.---..-. (714) ... 1180 South C:O... "ua Ylll-o• ............. , ____ C:-_) Secretaries Week is April 19--25. She~aV.LP. T::ROWERS Secretaries Day it Wednadayt April %2. YOU ID an office machine that won'1 even frighten 1 mouse. It la IO Simple and easy that 8/lyone whO Clfl type Clfl UH it. YIU ll'f constantly updated softwwt options that dtllvtr a full range of tunctiont lnc:ludlng .. Pncalalll. AccOIKlting, Property Management, ltwtntOfY, Medical, Legal and General Bllllng. Forms, Payroll and Cash Flow with MMIQement Reports and Information. YIU ID a complete otfiet system that It Nlf.prompting and can be OPlf'ltld wlUI Pl.AIH EHOl,ISH, and wtthe>Ut gobbledygook Of ttchnteal jargon to ltlm. YIU Ill lhl amazing memorv ww fOf only '8:960 (which inctude1 Ult Syattm,.Pr1ntlt Niie, Start·UP Supptlts, Dtli'llfY and Installation). ll'U ,.,, • "' c.11 ut rW1t,.... llr a RH OBIOHSTMTQt Mt wt'M rMI 1 ,....,.., ¥ ww ,._ IMO 'lfNI offlct. ._, .. i.-no COit « ..... lit .a .,_ ,_ ._ tfndent. ,.._, ~.,. conwnltnt and tllllCllt ,,..,,...¥ m \i-n wt'8t It ••*10'!· ' . . 4-« • _,._ • m•, a1.teto I catl) •• 11H banker or lender before applying for a loan. "As a business owner, you should interview the banker," be said. "See lf loans will be made on inventory, ask what credit cards are accepted and what discount ls offered. · '·Also, check into the minimum balance for no service charges, end see ii cbarees are based on an average or minimum balance. "It's also important to uk ii there's a waitlnJ period for bononng out-of.town checks and what basis will be used lo determine interest,·' he con- tinued. "U it's a current prime rate, you want lo know tbb 1n advance of seeldne a loan." Hollaar said 60 percent of Joan rejections are due to improper loan packaelng or inadequate credit. "WHEN IT COMES TO getting credit, it's very import8.l"lt lo sell yourself and your business to a lender. Ibtroduce yourself to a new accounts officer, present a business card and suggest a de· inite appointment for di.scuaalng your bualneas and its needs," be su11eated. "A good business plan describes your or · ianization and business operation; its sales goals for a year; your experience and expertise; personnel policy, including benefits and training plans ; r ecord -keeping method ; products or services and location of your business and any .MUTUAL FUND lease arrangements you have." He also advised includina life insurance pro· tection in a business plan. "This shows the lender be is taking a reduced risk if you can put up a sizable amount of insurance u collateral for a 1 loan. Another selling point to a lender la your personal credit report. Check It yourself and cor· reel any errors." Hollaar said a "professional busine'5 plan" also includes a marketing analysis; method of sell· Ing, distribution and service; sources of inventory s upply ; gross markup; credit policy; as well as an analysis of your cqmpetilion and current industry trends in your b~iness. He suggests concluding the plan with a summary of financial needs. THE IMPORTANCE OF motivation and planning appealed to a young man who just opened the doors to a new busmess in Costa Mesa. Eddie Bozarth, a partner with his mother, Lee Gribbin, in a photography studio, said, "It's im· portant to me to learn about the 'business aspects' of our new business. We know all about photo gra phy and have been successful on a limited basis before. Now lhat we have a real business, I want to make sure we know whaLwe are doing. I can make a good living with my business, but only if I really understand how lo run it." I 1 J • s • I • ' 10 11 11 IJ u IS 14 " 11 ,,.. 3" 1.010 JµG ,.. SS 40.Ga,100 " It 20 21 21 Jl ,.. u H-TtME pl L.kClt:yMn TIM£ 0C 011Qntm OlaW.I lnlrT-1 FSC lr>dL.bLI UnllNtr Hta.<yta AMCA Soe<$y ""' EnrBI t APFElec Fal>Wl>I ~=:', C-1 Sf;oea' Terra.Min 1 FrnkCon ACatln un Mod(ll un Hume• FSC Cp pl OOWNI .o:t. + 12 t , .... + " . .... . .... + •\It • m + .... + Wt .,..,. • J • 1111 • J := + 1·16 + " . "" • \It • J • M ..... + l\lt + "" L.H t C"9 414 I , .... --..... -"' 2 .... . .,., J2 -PIO ,.. '"' ,.... .... ,.... .... S\I+ V. '"" .... ""' I 10\lo -·~ l .... . .... """ "" ... llo I) I ..... .... s " Ulla -I JV. 14 )\l'J -'" JY, -14 .... "' Pc\. Up 11.A U p .._7 Up lO.O Up as Up 26.7 Up :161 Up 221 Up 22.7 Up 21.t Up Jl.4 Up 21.1 Up JO.O Up J0.0 Up II.I Up 1•.o Up 111 Up 16.J Up ''-' Up IS.I Up U4 Up U.4 Up UJ Up "J Up Ul Up 14 0 PcL Ott It 0 Off IS 0 Off IJ.2 Ott 11.I ()fl 11 I Off 10 s Oft 10 0 Off " Off " Oft , , Ott a.o Ott I o Off , .. ()fl 1.1 Ott 1 .1 Off , .. Off 1 s Off 1 I Ott 1 I Off 1 0 Off ••• Oft ., Oft 6.1 Oii 'I Off •• 11 l 1 CITY GARDENING Spring flowering bulbs in window boxes. Tulips, daffodils, crocuses are among the most dependable plants for -and other bulbs must be planted now for late apartment dwellers to grow on terraces and summer blooming. .. Gardener's checklist •Plant these vegetabl es now : cucumbers. squas h. beans, sweet corn. tomatoes, peppers and eggplants. •Pick up and destroy all camellia fl owers which f atl on the ground. These frequently harbor disease. •If you forgot to plant that shade tree during the winter months. it's still not too TRIMMI NGS late. Your nurseryman probably has shade trees growing in conta iners which can safely be transplanted now. •Planting time for tuberous begonias, gladiolus and dahlia bulbs is now . 1 •April is still a big month for planting summer annuals from nursery flats. A wide selection is available Begonias to be studied The lrvmc Garden Club 1s sponsoring a pro- gram on the ·care and Culture of Begonjas" Wednesday in lhC' l ni vers1ly Park Community Bu tiding The 10 a m prt'sentat1on will be made by ex · pert!> Douglas and (;oldie West. Specimens will be . ., THE PLANT PUSHER LOW. LOW PRICES FOR: * HOUSE PLANTS ALL KINDS * BASKETS, ALL STYLES * CLAY & CERA//\IC POTS shown and in depth informallon on begonias wilJ be offered The Irvine Garden Club 1s also planning for its annual flower show on May 9 For more in- formation on the club and 1ts activities call 833-3491 The program 1s a part of the Orange County Horticultural Society's monthly meeting. Or. Mathias is professor emeritus of botany at UCLA and has received a numbe r of awards for her re · search with plants. For more information call Roger Vandermeer at635-9628 We've Got Baskets Full Of r T ' --\ EASTER GIFTS I AZALEAS EASTER In, .. Pots LILIES & , .. , ... 411 AFRICAt( +&...p11lectlM VIOL:ETS collr ....... HYDRANGEAS MUMS There 11 n0 lack Clf blOoail.nl ptanll t.b1I Ume of the year. Thia IJl&k .. it u ... , tuk aa fal u llft atvln1 around J:aater time. You wilt ffnd tradttfonal white Suter WI.. ~ ualeu Juat 1motbered ln bloom1. And wldle you're at lt, wby not treat yoUrNW to a b~ plaatT Of course, the plu t wlth.thi wt~ • .,... for Jaster livinl la th• lovely wblte Eutet 101. You wtU nna bandlOme blt planta ot tbJI trasrant ' beauty at your locaJ member ol the Calllomla AaaoclaUon of Nunerym4tll. •· • YOU needn't~)' their beauty for 1 few days and U\en disc.rd them. We 1u11eat you aet future enjoy!OeOt from your Euter Wies by fJantJng them out In the 1arden after they So out o bloom. plant t.ll1I beauty out ln the Carden in weU-drilned aoU In a cool comer ot the 1arden. Potied cUyaantbemunu are forced IOto bloom . and now available in nurseries. Take .cNaQ&aae thelr brilbt color. Whether you buY them for yow own home or a friend, understand they can bel planted out lo the 1arden once their bloom ba.4 faded. Just cut the stems back to about she lncbet I then water and feed Into new irowth which will be eQJoyed a1atn next September and October. Never throw a faded chrysanthemum away. For the special friend or relative, there are 1 orchids in bloom, loo! The large.flowered Cattleyas are popular as well as the apectatular cymbldlum orchids. .. Give them a well-drained spot in full sun and you'""' _ AND don't overlook the African violet.a aa well. won't reiret having saved them. "J"hese delicate little plants lend seasonal cheer. Azaleas are a wonderful elft plant at any Use them in an east or north window and they will season, but now durine their normal season of bloom again and again. They're really not bard to bloom, they are especially nice to receive. You grow, just avoid chilly rooms and insufficient 1 have a wide selection of varieties and colors to light. I choose from and there are few plant.a that are Th-ey like t o be watered with room _ _: more colorful when lo full bloom. Here, aiain. temperature water too. Planting time has arrived As the days become warmer in April, Southern California gardeners can plant seeds for summer crops, nursery shop, prepare planting bed soil, fertilize and water. The humber and variety of project.a are end· less, says Sunset Magazine's guide for Southern California gardeners. Gardeners should check their gardens for plant damagers durtna April. Such pest.a as slugs, snails, earwigs and aphids can cause significant damage if they are not controlled. Put out bail and spray as necessary. Riverside 92503. Otis S. Twilley Seed Company is offering · · Pac~maker II" beets and ··smoothie" straightneck squash, as well as "Royal Globe II" 'turnips and "Freedom" tomatoes. Seeds may be obtained by wnting Box 65, Trevos, PA, 19047. Water faithfully, s ays Sunset. Large trees and shrubs that have deep roots should be soaked with a slow dripping hose Inter ested gardeners m ay want to enter Sunset's 1981 Garden Contest. Any kind of garden may be ent~red. Contestants should submit their name, address. daytime phone number, five to LAWNS and shrubt should be fertilized at this eight snapshots and a description of th•· garden to time. Azaleas and camellias require acid-food, Sunset Magazine. Menlo Park, CA 94025. whereas established citrus need chelated iron and Sunset is particularly interested in knowing high-nitrogen fertlliiers. about any problems gardeners have overcome. Many different nowers and vegetables can be discoveries or achievement.S made in laying out planted in April. says Sunset. Annuals such as and growing the garden Be sure to mclude (two to sweet alyssum. aster, coleus, dusty miller. lobella. three weeks in advance) when the garden will be nasturtium and sweet William can be started from at peak so Sunset scouts can observe the garden. seed. Begonia bulbs and other summer flowering All entrants will receive a Sunset book and contest bulbs are other good choices for the earden. Citrus certificate. Winners will receive additional modest should be planted in areas where drainage is good cash prizes and water will not stand around the trunk of the ------------------- tree. Vegetable choices in April are abundant. Good selections are broccoli, cabbage. cauliflower. lettuce and spinach for those in the coastal areas. Gardeners in warmer areas may want to try beans, beets. carrots, cucumbe rs , eggplant, peppers, squash and tomatoes. A NUMBER of new varieties of vegetables may interest both the seasoned gardener and the nov. ice. Gardeners should keep an eye out for "Green Goliath" broccoli , "Early White Hybrid " cauliflower, "Streamliner Hybrid" cucumber, "Venus Hybrid" hom~ydew melon. "Lei Choi .. Chinese pak choi Cbok choy), "Gedeon" and "Gypsy Hybrid" s weet peppers and "Burpee's Early Pick Hybrid VF" and "Burpee's Long Keeper" tomatoes. All are available from W. Atlee Bur.pee Seed Company, 6350 Rutland Avenue. Gr() wing he rbs use ful Nothing accents a meal like the use of home-grown herbs. A window sill of potted herbs means you'd just ~rab the scissors and snip away -a Li We fresh parsley. chives or basil -to throw into the pot. IC you don't have a sunny kitchen window to use, you can grow herbs in pots outdoors on the patio, by the back door, in hanging baskets or in among your flowers. They will also thrive under fluorescent lighting. ACltlS OF Pl.ANTS AT WHOLISAll 9UA&JTY-llCAUSI Wl .. 0Wn9M 41 ...-CLOSID J •""'-••••"• 1t •.u.. ....., o.-TUISDA Y 6 toDI Property Being Sold NURSERY Liquidation Sale All Specid s 5-miKf to Supply on Hand SAVE UP TO 70°/o Most herbs thrive in full sun (except chives which wiJJ take some shade) so give.them a place In the garden with lots or light. Keep their soil moist. In the home on a window sill, try keeping the window slightly ajar to allow for good air circulation (not drafts though) and wash them by ~----------------- spraying lukewarm water on them once a week. Also, rotate their pots in the window weekly toward the sunlight for uniform growth. To make the indoor or outdoor herb plants bushier, pinch out the growing tips . (,~.:K A,..D.:R~ON J Da1·1y P1·101· REVEALS in the Visit Our Ro.• Garden ••• BEAUTIFUL ROSES NOW IN BLOOM CHOOSE FROM BIG SELECTION Don't forget ... Aprll 19-25 SECRETARIES WEEK Sec:retarla Dav 1, Wed. Aprll 22. 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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE SUPEI SPYGil.ASS Two Stories Of Excellence. Sunken Living Room With Fireplace&Beam Vaulted Ceiling. Large Family Room, Full Length Hearth, Wet Bar. Plus A Huge Bonus RoQm. Sellers Will Assist In Financing. Pool Size Lot. Shown By Appointment. Asking $565,500. A "Joy Of Newport" List- ing. LIDO ISU Easy Financing. Near C.Ommunity Beaches, Clubhouse It Tennis. Large Quiet Corner · Lot With Traditional Three Bedr90ms, Plus Great Guest Quarters With Bath & Bar, Or Billiard Size Recreation Room. Beautifully Landscaped Lanai & Patio. Expandable Lot. $425,000. (5)" ·--·-··· .. ··· MEW EXCLUSIVE SPYCH.ASS LISTING This beautiful 6 bedroom house is the crown jewel of Spyglass Hill. Decorated in a traditional style, it features elegant walJpapersz window coverings, carpet, ana wood flooring. You can enjoy the spectacular ocean view from the kitchen, family room, living room, or master suite and from the custom pool and spa in the elegantly landscaped backyard. ~.ooo. 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Room for 10 boats. $2,500,000. • LIDO BAYFRONT Custom country English 6 bdrm, 6 bath home with pier & slip. Spectacular view from bayside brick terrace. Features prov.ide elegant charm Call today. OCEAN VIEW /(l:EANFRONT DUPLEXES Drastic reduction on Newport Beach Duplexes. 1st owners 200o/o deprecia- tion. Great rental area. Owner may as- sist in financing. From~.000. BRAND NEW AND NEAR THE WATER TOO! New duplex, Balboa Peninsula, ocean view from upper unit. Owner will accept smaller home as part trade. AWARD WINNING HOME 2750 sq. ft. contemporary Udo Isle home. 3 bedroom, 4 bath plus study. 3 car garage. Street to street location. Newly carpeted on radiantly heated floors. 2 patios. 224 Genoa. $695,000. RARE OPPORTUNITY ON LIDO $50,000 REDUCTION • This 4 bedroom newly fmished home offers truly spacious Jiving in traditional elegance on beautiful Udo I sle. Seeing i s believing this exceptional value. CalJ now! .. BAYFRONT lllME SUMMER RENTAL Enjoy sunsets supreme in this 4 bdrm, 4 bath home with pool, pier & float for a large boat. OCEAN PAIDAMA Cameo Highlands 3 bdrrns, 2~ baths, ocean view home with spa. $395,000. GOLF COURSE L~ATION Lovely corner 3 bdrm, 2 bath, pool & jacuzzi. Room for rnot.orhome. Near twy & airport. Lge 1st. OWC 2nd with substantial down payment. $230,000. BALBOA OCfANFRONT Panoramic view at harbor entrance. Prime large lot. 3700 sq. ft. 4 bdrm 3 bath custom home . $1,385,000. Call for appointment Newell or Gill. "-,._., rim .. ..W cu t Ihm .. .. '"" c ......... I 0 e 673-7300 I I ! i' VI A L l[J 0 N [ W H) A T H l AU I ~I OAIBIUDGE, Ill. <AP> ..:: Thef cU1appHred aom•UID• after clQW.U. leavlD1 a ataet of lo••. lttten and tbelr lut cbanee '*'1Dd them. He •• 1 doctor a on•tlme bonor student an6' Alr Force fllibt •urseoo with impeccable credenUala. She once t1u1bt Sunday aebool. Rot., and Sharon Jbrlt were r.oun1, brilbt and full or prom. ae. And now they were on the run, •Sain. .. THE TECHNICAL term la folle a deux, a French phrue that means 'madoesa of two,"' said ptycholo1i1t Rip O'Keele, director ol the clru1 center the lbrt11 nect March 18. ''You have two peosne-who -'ndividually are marginal at b•st and who to1ethe• bring out the wont ln eactr ot.fter." The Ihrig1' road to self· destruction bel(an about 1979 -failed marria1es, failed jobs, alcohol, drugs and !lnally "a strin1 of motel rooms wltb bloody sheets and uaed 1yringes left behind," police said. The road led to Galva, a little\ farm town where, ln November. police arrested Sharon ln a dime store for shopllftlng chocola\e bars and a black blouse. In her car, police discovered a rainbow of capsules and bottles of pre· scription drugs, including in- jectable Valium. WHEN ROGER LEARNED his wife had been arrested, he filled a syringe with Benadryl, stuck the needle in his arm for a mlnut.e and walked to the police station. "He was dressed in a sports coat, white shirt and tie that looked like they had been slept in for days," accordin& to a police report. When he slipped off his jacket, everyone in the station saw that Dr. Roger lhrig's right shirtsleeve was soaked with fresh, bright red blood. ..-"I look at all the potential he had," said his lawyer, Dale Haake of Rock Island. "ln med school and in the Air Force, he was Uving up to all the talents that he had and the result was quite remarkable. Somewhere, something happened." EXACTLY WHAT happened is not clear. But the picture emerg· ing from police and military rec· ords and reports from former colleagues is of an attractive, eifted young man who had every- lhin1, and lost it all. Ihrig was born 31 years ago. the son of a wheat farmer in Goodland. Kan . where the earth lies as n at as a billiard table He PARADISE LOST Dr. Roger Ihrig earned his medical degree from Kansu •University in 1974 and served bis internship in the Air Force at Alamogordo, N.M. "I've seen his Air Force re- cords, 120 pages," Haake said. "He stepped into responsible positions that in the past had three or fo.ur physicians, and he would do the job all by himself. And at the same time he would improve e fficiency, improve patient relations and get nothing but outstanding comments." Six fe•.t tall, with sandy-colored hair. he •Jogged for health and read mysteries for fun. He· joined the Elks and the Masons. BUT ABOUT 1979, it all began to fall apart. His seven-year marriage soured· a nd by Christmas, occasional injections of Benadryl, an antihistamine with sedative side effects, on sleepless nights had become a twice-a-day habit, police say he told them . He tried to start a private practice. He failed . He went to San Diego and joined the Navy. He was divorced. His wife got custody of their two sons . Short· ly after that, he married Sharon Espinosa, 22. twice-married and so m eon e who "gives m e strength," be told police. When he injected Be nadryl, she· ;njected Valium o r a hypnotic pain killer, Stadol. They loved each other. fed off each other and were destroying each other. "This is a very tragic situation where a couple of clearly de· pendent sick people are using neb other to atay Ill, .. O'KMfe said. 1aa1G ENDED 818 Nny career with five weeb at a mlUtary dn.11 treatment center ln Lont Beach. After his dlscbar1e laal Auaust, he and Sharon searched ror a practice. In Vau1hn, N.M., a bank refUaed a loan. In Hoia- tn1ton, Kan., be closed b1a office after one week. Jn Fla1statf, Artz .• police found blood-stained pillows and used syrinaee scattered abOut a motel room, blood smeared on the TV screen. The year before, Ihrig had made a &ood impression on vis· it.I to cUnics ln Jllinoi.s. Nobody wanted io hire him now. :'} would have bad no way to reco1nize him on the basis of our first meeting a few months l)efore,'' CoUage Hospital vice president David Fleming said of his encounter with Ihrig Nov. 6. "His complexion was blotchy. He was bloated. He bad a strange look in his eye and was perspiring profusely.'· THE NEXT DAY, the lhrigs were in Galva, charged with violating drug laws·, which carries a penalty or one to three years. Authorities released them on bond. They ran. Can~dian border guards returned them to lllinols where they pleaded guil- ty and were locked up in the squat, red brick Henry County Jail. From his cell. Ihrig wrote to Judge Jay Hanson, acknowledg- ing he needed treatment, saying he wanted to straighten out bis life, suggesting he might enter a seminary. In March, after four months in jail, they were re- 1 e a ~d to the c u stody of Riverside Retreat. a drug re· habilitation center in Rock Island. Sometime after daybreak:, they were gone. Left behind were love letters. written daily from their separate cells, filled with innocent expressions. ··High school stuff.·· said State's Attorney Jeff O'Connor, ''Adolescent.'' THEY PROFESS undying love with arrows drawn through the letter "o " They have hearts and kisses and the assurance - each to the other -that every- thing was bright and wonderful and would be all right once they were together again. On March 30, police arrested Roger and Sharon Ihrig in New Mexico for probation violation They are being held in separate cells as they right extradition to Illinois. where this lime each will likely face the full sentence for the original drug convictions. Nothing will be OK We're told cancer a risk if we eat, drink, breathe By lbe A.tsoclated Presa Whatever you do -or don't do -these days seems to increase your chance of getting cancer. Simply exist and the risk is there. In the past six months alone, there have been warnings about coffee, water, hair dye, drugs, , food colorings and cigarettes. Even the air is suspect. The warnings usually stem from tetts on laboratory animals. The researchers point out that ln many caaea there ia no direct proof that a particular substance will cause cancer in humans . The findlnes are co u ched in terms of "po88ibillties" and "potentials." TAKE THE LATEST report on coffee. A study by Harvard Uni veraity researchers con· eluded that people who drink a cup or two of coffee a day are nearly twice as likely as non- drinkers to get cancer of the pancreas. The scientists did not advise people to stop drinking coffee. 'Ibey said only that there was a "suspicion" of a possible link between coffee ana cancer. You're wllUna to alve up coffee, you aay? How about breathin1? Retearcben at Texas .UCM Univenity 11id this year that they t4llted the aJr on a Padllc llland ao remote lt wu choten aa the lite of the fint hydrolen .bomb tett. Tbey found toxic ebemleall -not from the bomb teat, but fn>m tiexaclor-obemt (HCB), wbloh UUMS cancer ID aalmall and it a byproduct ot mor• tbab a dozen manufaclur· tn1 proctlHI. Tbe conclusion: Tber• If "no place on Earth you· can 10 without findin1 HCB." • NOT ONLY CAN'T you breathe the*• you ma1 not be ab•• to drtnk th• wac.r. Or. Robe.rt Han:U, a member of the U .S . Council on Bavlronm.ntal QualltJ', told a poup In .)ltaml m OdOIHii' uw aarelea•d a&udlH furlber tb'eqtben th• Uni& betwHD eMCW lllld -~ eb.IOrtieted *taldai•--· 'tt~ aT.' bt ~ID J'O'I' Dr. L Nell FMmth Of Ula. 1191, • ., fl Klill• MedlNI Center in Kansas City reported in September that there Is something called ''cancer fami· ly syndrome." He said the in· cidence or cancer in some families is so high that an un- identified genetic defect which may predispose people to the disease is probably being passed from generation to generation. IF YOU HAD a sheltered childhood, you are more likely to get a form of cancer called Hodgkin's disease, according to a study at the Harvard School of Public HeaJth. The study, re- 1 eased in January, said Hodgkin's disease may be caused by a common virus. Children infected in early life escape serious problems. "Persons at relatively high risk for the disease during young adulthood are those who as children belonged to small families, lived in single-family homes, had relatively few Try to eliminate one health risk and you may create another. Which risk is worse? ' cancer In animals and is "a potential risk to man." But the agency said the dangers or un· treated high blood pressure out· weigh the threat from reserpine. The Food and Drug Administration decided the risks from lead acetate weren't severe enouab to prevent its use in some hair dyes. Studlea show that animals can get cancer when red large amounts of lead. But the FDA said la.st year that the amount of lead absorbed by someone using hair dye with lead acetate ts "trivial." The agency s aid manufacturers could conlinue to use lead acetate as a color additive - althouah they will have to put a warning label on their products. CANCER IS THE nation's second leading cause of death, behind heart disease . The American Cancer Society says 420,000 in the Unjted States will die of cancer this year -one every 75 seconds. But )IOU don'Lhave to give up on life. Th~ NaUonal Cancer Institute says: ''The outlook is not hopeless.·• The encouraaing words are part of the in· troduction to an in.stltute guide on cancer . The title : "Everything Doesn't Caute Cancer." Cat killers' I record clear Kansas State Historical Society photos show early settlers and how they lived. Tap, a woman gathers dried buffalo chips f<Yr fuel. At · bottom, a family posea with covered wagon that brought tMm to Kansas. Stories of pioneer ivo~n urweil saga KANSAS crTY, Mo. CAP> - • Theoline Plummer, a young doctor's wife in the Kansali frontier town of Muscotah. was surprised when a tall, "ungainly looking woman" showed up at her door asklng for lodging one night in the late 1800s. Mrs . Plummer and he r husband noticed that the woman slept with her heavy satchel near her head, within easy reach. T hey thought her "a queer duck." but probably all right. When they awoke in the morning, she had vanished, It was not until later that they learned the visitor had been the notorious outlaw, Jesse James. THAT ANECDOTE about life on the frontier is a rare glimpse a t a lighter moment in the struggles of pioneers to expand the United States westward counted a neighbor who heard the story in a rare moment or reminiscing by Mrs. Morgan. But the woman was shocked one day when her brother walked into her tent and saw her ~itling there in Indian garb. Her brother, who was with the forces of Gen. George Custer. freed Mrs. MorgaU.r! exchanee for captured lndiaO-Warriors . But, she later confided to the neighbor. "I often wished they never had round me." A few months later. Anna Morgan gave birth to a child fathered by her Indian husband. The child died at the age or 2, and the mother was believed to have died eventua ll y in an asylum. The story is one of the most poignant in the collection, which Ms. Stratton calls "a look at a generation of women that Is uni· que." .; KNOXVtl.;LI!: TeM. (AP> Some •tockholaen ln the Bl Diamond Coal Co. thlnk tbe tera Of Loretto •hould "10 ba k and mind their church." But the nuna,t vocaJ crltica the huae coal producer s en vironment1l anJJ 11( Y practices, have pledeW to k r.u1hin1t for improvement. n Blue Diamond's coalfiel and lt.t board room. Their law1ult to force t e privately held company t6 later with the federal Securttl and Excban1e Commlaaloa 1 pendtn1, and they undencor tbelr concerns at their eeeo annual shareholders meetln1. 1 _.....,;-t THE NUNS BEGAN critic . int Blue Diamond, which h been cited for more than 4.~ federal safety violations sin e 1970, after 26 men died in . ploslons at Scotia Coal Co s Oven Fork Min e neatr Whitesburg, Ky., in March 1916. Blue Diamond Is Scotia's parept company. , The 735-member Catholic <S"· der bought 81 of Blue Diamond's estimated 400,000 shares of coiii· mon stock for about $20,000~n 1978, hoping to promote · forms in the company by · . troducing resolutions at annuill stockholder meetings ! Another Catholic order ln Monroe, Mich., and 10 other groups and individuals bougtit an additional 80 shares. ' BLUE DIAMOND has refused to recognize the coalition h sloe kholders-of -record. requ~r· Ing members to produce pro~y slips ID order to participate Jn the company's business. Led by Sister Eileen Ha~ rington of the Sisters or Loretto, the group s aid its fight to become stockholde rs-of-record and to open Blue Difmondls activities to public scrutiny would continue. But Crawford Blackman or Middlesboro, Ky ., who said his family owns 700 shares, s•id be doesn't think the nuns and their associates should be trying lo tell the 410mpan y how to run its business. "We're small stockholders and we're i-atisfied with the wa y the company's run," he said. "I think they ought to go back and mind their chu rch. II they were Baptists. J'd be ashamed of them " Sixt y year s ago , Kans as fe minist Lilla Day Monroe. an attorney a nd fighter for women's suffrage, began solicit· ing and collecting m emoirs of women's lives as pioneers Some 800 stories were indexed and filed, but gathered dust ID a fit. ing cabinet until her great. granddaughter, J oanna Stratton. r o und th e m in her grandmother's Topeka. Kan., at· tic in 1975. Claim jumpers now going electronic Ms. Stratton. 26, has edited the women's recollections into a montage or frontier glimpses entitled, ''Pioneer Wome n : Voices from the Kan s as Frontier," published last month by Simon and Schuster. The manuscript.are to be donated to the Kansas Historical Society. "WHEN PEOPLE think ol the pioneers, they think of women totally confined to the home. bound by a stereotype," Ms. Stratton said ln an interview. "But in reading these manuscripts, I was surprised how really spirited and in· dependent many of them were. Llvin1 on the frontier required a certain t e nacity and in· dependence." Those qualities won the pioneer wife a resp~ct and equality not accorded Eastern sisters, Ms. Stratton said. She said the first woman mayor of an American town was Sussannah Salter. in Argonia, Kan., ln 1887. Women also won the vote earlier In the frontier states than they did In the East, she notes. The stories tell of pla1ues of grasshopp,ers descending on a gettlement. the insects so thick they blacked out the sun, thelr weight breaking branches of tree• wheN they clustered to·de- vour anytb.ln1 edible. TB~U WE&I! prairie , fires that slowed oo th& boniona and threatened to wJpe out a family'• progress wlth • 1ln1Je chance of tht} tlckle wind1. BUual, noods and tomadoel added the la. And loneli· neu m de It ~ore dJtncuJt. "It makea our tn>ublet and problem& teem so mln1mal," Ma . Stratton 1atd. "Yet the.a women were very modnt. They dtdn •t look upon tbem1tlve1 u beln1 particularly cour11eoua.'' One of the mott drtmattc ttot'NI Mt. Stratton dlacovered wu tbat of Anna Brewster Mor1u. who wu captured by Slou• Indiana 111 lMI ln north central Kaftau. SACRAMENTO CAP ) A ne w kind of claim jumper, once the scourge of gold seekers in the Old West, is using the sophisticated technology of the federal government to legally grab land that might contain the precious metal. Unlike their predecessors, the modern "electronic claim jumpers" work in the halls or the Bureau of Land Management. They use the agency's complex record· keeping system to scan data on more than 84,000 claims on BLM land in California. hunHn1 for vulnerable claims that don't have the legally required paperwork. "There's nothing illegal about IL Anyone can do it. I\ is just a m alter of looking up a claim and then following through,'' said Heidi Porter. a BLM counter clerk. CLAIMANTS MUST file proof of at least $100 a year of U · seasment work -minin1 or specifted maintenance -to keep a claim valid. The proof must be fil ed with both the county and the BLM . The BLM 's modern "fiche" system, complete with viewen to scan the film cards containing information, makes the once ponderous task of discovering the location and ownership catalog easy. C laim owner s can b e identlfied In a matter of seconds. Electronic claim jumpers c~m discover claims where the proof of assessment has lapsed &q,d then rue QO those claims. MS. PORTER SAID her oQi handles about 1,500 new clah!\s , per month. Most, she said, became invalid because of the lack of assessment work. Herman J. Lyttge, chief of rec- ords and data manaeem.ent, said that on several occasi()\18,' persons with pistols strapped to their belts walked in to use the system. "We have a lot of people - day using the viewers and !. ina up cl.aims," Lyttge 1 . "Sometimes it gets re y crowded." Lyttge said his office oniy keeps records, and does not police the assessment work or become Involved in claim cla- putes. BLM employees said "Ee person filed 300 claims ln 'l°e day. I •I e Youth gets ~ ;health po~t ~ Kevin ff'ftton of Hun~ Beach, aJunlorln bioloey at , 11 aervtq u a campus be . voe ate. Health advocates are •~ wbo have trained to do vol para-prot ... tonal work at Student Health ,Center. •1 provldeftnt aid. bealtb education • and ref•rrala. • • ff'-"°91 la tbe 10D OI Paul Gd··· Gill Hutton ol ff•llNtoa BeRll. Mrs. H_.ia tM ~ atiGR 1N7 of HunUnltODBMctL f Your local' Irvine Board of Realtors encourages you to take pride ih ow- American heritage -to exercise the right to own and maintain proper- ty in this fine community. We would be pleased to serve you in any way we can. Call for assistanc·e . ~ ii r~ ' 'J II l • '· . II ' j " I I : ~I ,. Wl'BI .. IXP-IB!S IB · tBI 1avm1 MABKITPLAOI. Ma.anab·Irvtne ReaJcy has t.wo omcee aru1 more than 40 real esta.t.e profeaa1onal& serving the growing CifiY or Irvtne. Experts who can help you With all your real estate needs. including relooation lnt.o or out or Or&nge Councy. If you're buy1ng or selling prope1',y, call our otnce tn ce.mpus Valley Center or Woodbridge Village Center. You'll like getting t.o know us g __ _ Campus V&lley Cent.er 4545 Campus Drive WoodbMdge V~e Cent.er 4764 Barranca Parkway ( 714 ) 752-1414 ( 714 ) 681-8700 "WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FIENDS" W\lodbrldge ReJllY ss1!!Jooo ltto harranra Pk,.). ir"ln~ e IU'~NCH HlAL rY ~)~ 1 ?000 SHVIHG THI MEEDS Of llV1ME FOi THE LAST DIC.ADI ... SIGN OF THE TIMES CALL NOW 551 -4400 DONALD M. BIRD Associates Realtors ORANGE ~llJNTY'S In Irvine CALIFORNIA LAND TITLE COMPANY I 0 I 0 Ho. Main St., s-ta Ana. 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A real 5 Bdrm with total payments or ·· S'paciou1 Uvln& room, F lcs all but' It 1·ns • N · f 2 SPAS · d S S II · ed rp • · · talnmentareawithcozy sac near ewport s ers. .ooe1n oor. Flreplace&bar.Lowin· corated In earthtones family home in one or 834 . e er1s mot1vat · features &lowing decks&paU0&.Park-flreplace.Plushcar ...... Back Bay.Covered one o utd oo r , 2 tereslassumableT.D. andwoods.Fixcellent Costa Mesa's nicest Ask tor Wendy Sitler.· fireplace. 3 lar1e bdrms 11 k .. I a nd• cap i n ,, .,... · k ho 1 f' I ed b · k .+den. Great auumable .. " "· ing! Luah landacaplng! patio. wor s p, Pus 1rep a ces, us rac 17141 671•4400 location. Close to pool, areas. Handymans de-759·1221 SELLER WILL HELP A real steal. Offered complete secur ity entertainers pool area. spa. tennisrourts,ahop-light.Callnowand save! ,· }i'~a~~~. ~~:r~help FINANCE! S295,000! f'.HA. VA. 963-676'7 syslol!m . Call now to see! Cabana. ft.re ring, view 121 ll Ul-2121 ping, schools, etc. Love-@. ,.... 191boolayProp. Thia won't lut at only Saddleback Mountains. HARBOR l y l u s h park -like R.._. 1175,000! &46-7171 Fashion Island. lights. I ands ca ped c om - THE REAL ESTATERS ,. 3 BR CHARMER 991,000 !harp 3 Br. 2-sty home, • use ramUy rm. formal ' lnlnf rm, util. rm. ·· tpads of 1tora1e ! Love- • • ly neifhborbood. Giant i·b! Call Teri Marquez 759-1221 •67~7060• Newly remodeled, n.ew munituy. Great for busy kitchen. Call today for executive. Call 752·1700 THE REAL ESTATERS THE REAL ESTATERS '°"• ASSUMAIU A sharp 3 Bdrm. corner lot an El Toro. New carpeu and paint. New central air condiUonin&. Larfe 1haded yard. Aak- ln& 98,850. VA and nlA terms available. For an appointment to see, call ~1151 ocW::OKJ 2 Bdrms, 2 ba. unlum New. SSSOyrly. IAYROKI' 3 Bdrm, 1 ba. u.afum. Mint cond. S850 yrl)'. CHAM.aFltOKI' 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, unlum. S750 yrly. appointment. 81/•0/o IHl'BIEST @ &HEAVEHTOO Don't you dare drive on SEA COVE by! There's 10 much PROPERTIES more thart9you'd think 714-631-6 990 from the street. Seller ------- very motivated. Submit ·-------all offert I ~9'91 ~Walker B laa A Ot v1s1on or Harbor Investment Co WATERFRONT CONDOS H UN TINGT ON THE REAL ESTATERS wm~ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714·631 -6990 ;. . . . . . : . '. : . :·· HAllOI HIGHLANDS I R~Mtal< II F \l.Tllll" WALK TO BEACH -- Giant 4 Bdrm priced right' Spacious living r oom reatures wood b urnin& fireplace . Owner assisted financ- ing. Hurry. call 673-8550 THE REAL ESTATERS R~Mtal< associated RP•1KI M'> l<l Ill H1R<; REAL ESI'ATE HARBOUR Purchase with 5% down on fantastic terms. Brand new , cpt'd, draped . ON THE WATER. Guarded sate entry, views, 2 car gar. Pool and lennla. 2 It 3 BDRMS AVAIL IM · MED. FromS299,ooo. VACANT Reduced $25,000. Desperate owner says bring all offers. No qualifyln1. Low down. 4 Bdrm sinlle story home, totally upgra_ded. Call for more detJlls. @ Attractive four bedroom•--------111-. .\l l O I<" ·,CAMEO 1.'.~11 SHORES 1--... IW-•us•n·.---1 I t Pri -~ EASTSIDE COSTA · 11tOWeS C'l'U MESA Immaculate 2 Fee Bdrm plus den on ~~farre 811umable lat beauUfuJ cul de aac. Ex· "PD. wan. ol '1ue lead ua wae 2 car 1arqe to wood dedt. s.autiful +RV acc.-. vlew1 from ma1ter suite, Uytq and family room1 I PlUI, lovely private beach. For full d.etailt, call fn.fi550 'THE :REAL ESTATERS J.11/ ...,. IJ•1lt1..,,' 'f./, l OHE YEAR OLD Best locaUon..JteJl9 to pool J volleyball UHDEI SI 00,000 Perfect starter home with areal uaumable loan. Call now 751-3191 c::::. ' ,I I I ' ' I ....,..., ~ 111, I; If ., • 1f I I Going Into 8ualne11? THE !<EAL ESTATERS THE :REAL ESTATERS Call 11A/S56-9800 642-SJOO A PETE BARRE IT REALTY SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-63 J -6990 THE .REAL ESTATE RS and family room home. Open beam and used brick den. All new kitc hen with bulll-in ml cr~ave oven. All new Kohler bathroom Roof onl)' two yean old. Gua1e door opener. En· tertalner'a back yard. Spa. Flreplt. Gu BBQ. $265,000. 631-7300 w ........ Gtmt Rl&ht on the canal ln Newport Shores. A huae 3 Bdrm 3 Ba family home In immaculate condition. A super loca· lion only steps to the beach. Attractive owner flnancln1 avallable. A super buy at t21o,OOO . ........... _ 67J.1700 • Tb•---lfomeln: CUL-Gt-SAC aJ!'~~ MISADILMAI • •Bdrm, air ecJndltlooed tdtcben, plaataUon 1hut· BeauUM randl 1t)'le • ,. llome. Nt1h~ tidy, Br· iers, pvt comm. wltll br 2 ba, aooo...Q\, ft, °t!:!l .., a paint tNwh and ~•. J•c •tma11. ::Ccir:St1mt~~Houn aavel S•.ooo. sm.ooo. By()wnet-. • •• m •·-._ 1»ll'1'. ..fU .. • M>•·-• RED C'ARP&r' Prtn oaly. 5'5-TOtl 754-1202 ,1~.;•;f-11 ml i;di;e_D_r~• -------:--ll .. 11 ......... 1040 w..,..,.., BUILDER'S ............. -...... .. Jl!M!L. bdrm bomea ln 1r .. t area. Seller wanta quick We " la olfertq 95~ nnanctn1. 758·1501 ., 752.7373 WALKER•LftR.E. Euttioi C\llt(Q tiome. CLOSl!o•n KIM<* lacredlble lot 1ize. Iii'" 1". a Bdrm. i~ bath, front Prlnte beach. private SALE llDlt. Ideally located for tUp. ree land. S3,aso,ooo. children USO mo. l.llOl Linda TatUanettJ, ex· SOW..8511' Alabam1 •nl. North of cl111.lve alml. CITlofOMES Adami. lmmedlau oc· ATTliCTIVI DWI.IX Good income on best 1treet, near beach and ahops. 132Q,OOO. Shown ·by appt. ... , ...... ........... Sh. cupancy. Broker, COSTAMIS4 913-11.12. BU YI NG ' SEL LI NG ? Fabulou1 San Fran· d1eo-1tyle t.ownbome1. Dram a tic: entert•ln· ment 1reu, 1kylite1, 1wntn1ed ·eotrtea, op. lional atalned itau win· If aomeone told you that dowa ~ more! Prlvau you w o u Id save recreation. South Coast thousands or DOLLARS Plan ~ Newport Beach when buying or aelllng just mlnutea away. your property & still Sales office: 902 Lom· have the total and quail· bardySt.,orcall ty aervlce of a pro· 131-1123 fe11ional realtor. would ~~~~~~~~(~~I you take the time to -call ..... 8'1·1488 BY OWNER·Bal Meaa Verde locaUoo, move·in 1 eoad. SlS2,SOO. s.o-ew OPEN SAT ONLY 10.2 32UI>alwta 38r, 2Ba, Meu Verde, ao1id flnandn1. S138,500. ByownerMS-TI74 Huntington .. ech Fountmln Veley lpedtlllm Slntle aCy DelrOeld COO· do 1loW1Da with warmth Is comfort. $121.100 2 Bdrm. den • dloit.a. 55 ... 2660 c::::. • I ' ~ ... 1111•,,1 ••• -============::=~-1 IYOWl• don osen ff ,, It' I -., LAGUNA BEAal 4'7-4M8 DUPUX tuat OCIAMVllW Brtn1 your pahitbruah Ir broom to aave S1$ on thia dlrly daw1 l ! Prime La1una Beach duplex w/ attached 1ara1e. Sub· mil offer! 759-1501 or 752.7373 ~ ..... a. REAL ESTATE e>r....T,..C..-Walk to beach, ocean Plan 5 "'2 bdrm 1 ba on view. 3 Sdrm brand oew atream. Principal only home. Skyllua, brdwd after 7pm. floora. Owner will help ~7552 finance. $335 ,000. ~~~~~~~~ 831·3888 or4N-3872 YOUI D1EAM Mhlioll Vlefo I 061 ... ~. . ........•..•.•.....•.. ,.-.Vl9tS By Owner. [lnancln1 ExquJ.alte Deane Home. avail. Macfrld 620, Beautilu.lly landscaped, pool /spa, mint cond., warmly cleclont4ld. 'l'b.l.a corner lot, aU uprradea. 4 bdrm home ii la lm· 22211 Deatello. Appt maculau cnncUtkJo. One SllSl-1135 of the finest bomea In --------1 r v l n e . Priced at Newport IMdt I 069 1241.500. • •••••••••••••••••••••• HEl&HTS CONDO Quiel Npt H1t1/Cllf· !haven condo w/pool & 1ara1e. Great aaauma· hie flnancln1. No quali· fyln1 . Gree Astle 759·1221. R&'Mtt}( In \l.1 llllS rln .,,, t'1', I I • i\1 1 ·1 JI ,, I I , This 5000 Sq. Ft; Home sits OG Unda lale. A private 1uarded Community in · the heart, of Newport Beach. Boat slips for (3) 54!40' Yacht.a. For Sale or Trade. \ • ,· We are d~velopers so submit land or other Real Estate to own~r Jim Thompson. 1714J 121-1210 l21JJ ltl-1363 llOOJ JSZ.3710 CUSTOM HOMI MIWPOltT Completely custom home,. clean ~nd impiaculate 2 private bnck patios, spacious living rm. 3 Br, 3 ~a. gourmet kitchen and all the goodies. Plush carpets, walking di.stance to the Beach & Water. Don't miss this one for $265,000. QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES 752-1920 CIOOD FINANCING AYAILAAI Bluffs single story w/open feeling in good location. Bonita Planw/3separate. patios; Spanish tile entry. Enjoy the amenities of this great community. Need quick sale. $215.000 Nancy Im· bernino McLAIN llG CANYON! California lifestyle is the theme of this spacious residence. 3BRS, 21.fl baths. formal living rm, upgraded ceramic tile e ntry and kitche n. Custom draperies throughout. Security gated community w/pool. spa and tennis available. $220,000. Suzanne Shuler 642-1235. ·~:S..Cb 901 Dover Dnve Harbor Vt11W Center 642-8235 644 6200 NewpOi't ~ llotn•. Cleu 6 lbarp. I bdrm. l~ batb, all nttr ap- r.llancn 6 carptl ID Iv• nf room. LI• pat\!. Wood burnlal frpW. · ... SOO. Al\. 871-TIOO, • Ac'"f' fw Wt I 1fi ....................• ,. 15 beaut. acrm. 1'00df!if, overlooklna S-. 6 clfY, Coeur D'Alene, Jdabo. $35,000. (714)171·4oecl, • 751·9990. ....... ' .. ~.~!'!: •..•.•••• ~ INVISTOlt/.._.. Just listed! R·2 lot, Eaatalde. Oood fort con· dot. Haa 4 rental lncome unlta. 12~3 auumable flnaocin1. Move fa at! 7~.14t9 PtanN~t~ ....... "•rtr t 400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIW.-oKT 9 Office buildin g . ~.000. Hurry · won 't tut! Bill Grundy, 675·6161 Medical Condos for sale at F.V. Comm. Hosp, Fowler" Assoc. 759-0207 co-•rcW " "°pet"ly 1600 . ..................... . SUPBCLEAM C· I IUILIMHGS aultable for h1ht in· dustry and olfices. Front bldl. contains 4 c1rpet· ed and p~ed offices ~ 2 baths. Rear block bide haa 2.12· doors, full fluoreacent li&bting. 110/220 power, lie mezz, storage apace. Lot 1s 50x120 . Con c r e te driveway & lg parking area. Security fence. owe $215,000 or lease option at $225,000. Sub- mit on terml. WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 IHVESTOl'S DBJGHT Prime commercial loca· tion .,.., bllt from ferry landing on the Balboa Peninsula 3 Iota · fee land Owner financing Lease option . Call Ca rlene for details. 675-1771 ( .. ., REALTORS 671-5511 3 BR, 2 tty, Back. Bay ~ondo. Pool Ii jacuul. ----.-.-.----• 1a50. w.-s. ult ror RutborSteve ToMlad11rs ---------1 2318Harbor"ltlvd. Duples. 1 bdrm. 1 bath C01ta Mesa ph.11 Uvlng ~a. Private You are the winner of entrance 4' patio area. 2 frw tlcUta Stove• rem1. wl. S350 , <SU Value>. to EASTSIDE. clean 2 BR. encl 1ar. '425 mo + aecurlty. 2Sl 1.eth Place. Apt. B, no peta. Call 97i·3848 I I MOUNTAIN RETREAT .-.w,,.... mMlctdln;Wllt.lta.ato.a mo. Prefer hdult. 787a,, lee c..-. Joann St. 96Ml.82. Im· April%1thru25 2bdrm\ 2 car iar, covered patio, \4 mile to beach. Accesa to pool It cowu. SS7S. H.B. (%13)1m-4798. (714 )81s-4802. Custom 3 bl',~ ba coo· • do, frplc, jacuzzi. Avail. 1 Br. Sunny Apt. Carpets .. May 1. Adults only. $650 drapes, aecluded. ,No mo. 642·S312. pet.s. MS--0574 or 731-e829 .... ...__. .......... ,, • .., ... ....,.two ::C:"· -•,. ..... z,·•c" .. Two -:re"" ••';In lots. _., ..... ..... s 50,000. 0..-... ...., &11c•. mediate occupancy. Anaheim Convention 4Br 2Ba, USO m o . Cenier lsdlast S300 security, Tickets must be ex· chanaed for reserved new cpt/pot, formal din· seals at the convention ing, 2,000sq I\. 754·0986 center ahead or time. Condo, 38r 2~ ba, encl Call 642-~ ext. 272 to patio, frpic, bltn kitch, claim your tickets. ---------Newport Crest 3bdrm, 3 Br. 2 Ba. 8tepJ to beach. z,,.,ba, ocean view, over· S750. Property House, looka tenni1 court1. 6(2.3850orM2-1010. frplc, cl06e to beach. Harbor View Homes--4Br, la50/ mo. 6f.2.127Z. 2 Br. + finished loft over· lookina llvlna room. Child OK, oo pets . Ss75/mo. CAii Hilda at 964-2521or673-4961 aft s. COLE OF MIWPOD UAL T01s>- 2515 L CoestHwy .. eor-.. w.r 675--1111 dbl gar w/opnr. $750. ----*-*-*----Ron Say 97~5370 den, fam rm, irdnr. xtra 2 Br, 2 Ba, dln rm, frplc, 2 clean . 1800 Port car gar. Nr College. Tri-level 2 br, 2\.'l bacon Renwick, corner lot, SS2s/mo. Agt. 760-9333 comm pool, $975 mo. ---------• VEAR·ROUNO FUN· Social Act1v11oes 01 reel"'• Free Sunday Spacious 3 Br Duplex $425. Pool•laWldry fac 548-9656 4 Br. 2 Ba. Redwood Spa, do, !rplc, atrium, pool, 975·0040 dy1, 840·5836 Woodbridge condo, 2 BR, near Bear & Paularino, 2 tennub, rahuet Abadi\ 2t""" evs. close to pool, tee brick children ok.~. Sierra m 1 · e ac · u 5 palio, S6oO mo. 833-9186 Mgmt. Co. 641-1324. S67Mmo 536-2i6l2 Harttor V• K.olh afUPM Brunch• BBQ s •Par * * * ties• Plus much more D. Mdhy ..... Pr.,.rty 200< 0.t of C~ Upgraded 3 Bdrm 2"2 Ba ----------1 ~ ..................... , Prap1rty 255 lBr Condo, nr So. Cst H•ti!HJt• townhouse. Avail. art OCIAtROKT GAEATRE~EATION· 2413 Minuteman Way Tennis• Free Lesson.s Costa Mesa .i.ppuy.i.11 -•••••••••••••••••••••• Plaza, avails.I. k25 mo Harbiw 3242 ''""· S9SOoo leaae. Drive ~ ~...._ _.... 1111 -. .._ -• N M bile H.o 3B 835·9880 eves •••• • • ••••••• •••••• •••• by 2706 Hillside Dr" call _. -r--·.Near new 4-Plex, 2 ew 0 me r. 3 Br. 2 Ba Family room. 1·568-9343 or 1-346-2034 1 t g Io•• L•t•• • bdrm 2 bath each unit 2Ba, frplc, redwood BeauUfuJ new rondos for dining room. 5975/mo. I for info. loyale Ill U . total • (pro & pro shopl•2 You are the winner of Health Clut>~ •Sauna• 2 free Hd&ets Hydromassage•SWlm ($12 Value). to with #ireplace, enclosed deck, cedar i bake std· rent. $650. Dbl gar Ca 11 Lind a Agent 1---------1 patio, double garaae. Ing, nr lake & skiing w/opener, 400 sq. ft. 846-1371 Newport Crest 3bdrm, MCwffy, _.,.9"G•d ming • Orn11ng Range Ice C ... a BEAUTIFUL APART· Aprll 21\hru25 Sl6S,OOO. Biii Grundy, kl,900. Terms or trade aslro turf deck.,j'l·lOOl ; 2~ba, ocean view. over· lliflCJ. he far I yr. at Rltr, 67S.fl61. 499-3816 631.4361 agl. Lux Condo on Lagoon looks tennis courts. S fOOO /•o. o w•er MENTS: Sing les 1 & Anaheim Convention 2 Bedrooms • Fur Center 2Br. 2"'1ba, 2 frplcs. lg frplc, close to beach. 4 t 9 • I I I I o r tMC(!ME NOPRTIES o.t of Stah Townhouse Eastside 2Br. gar $800 mo 843-3039 $850/mo MZ-1272 ( 2 I l I 4 4 5 . 4 6 9 9 n1shed & Unfurnished Tickets must be ex· •Adult L1v1n9 •No Pers changed for reserved Looktnl (or income un· Property 2'0 l '>'J B 2 St 3 Id 84-0-55o2 ' ~ · · lta?I We have S pro·••••••••••••••••••••••• a. y. /::51° · 1HEILUFFS c .. sgl • Models Open da11y seals at the coovenlaon 9 to 6 center ahead of time. perties ln C.M. Priced 40 A 1cenic Oregon Coast. gar. No p«s. mo. '·"··-·••••••••••••••3••2•4•• Lovely 1 level biahJy ut riahl at less t han Electricity. fenced, out· _67_5·_8_133_______ .. X G N b .. dln vi · Woodb 'd N. B 3b fraded 3br, 2ba, poo · 11 rou. o ana stan I ew. access•· Nice clean 2 Br. 1 Ba. rage ace4 r a llSOleaae.aat7~1092 0 k d Call 6'2-5678, exl. 272 lo Spectacular view over-8 WOO claim your tickets. lookina lake from this Gerden Apu tmenta * * * ftnanclng required. In· ble. owner412-U99 enclsd garage. S4SO, tst, · super family home. terested? Then call us. last + security dep. 2544 S950/mo . , ~&sfil\ <XU'fl:tltW roc 714 /6'1·0763 2787 Bristol St. Costa Mesa, CA :· : . . . . . ' . :·· EXTRA SPICIAL Orange .. E". MS-2778 Waterfrool Homes, Jnc Realtors 631-1400 2Br, 1"'11Ba twnhse, 1 mo. free rent qualified. nr fwy s , shopping & hospital, 1,000 sq ft . SS2S mo. Aat. 66-9850 RENTALS 2br l'>'Jba 3br2ba 3br2ba SS50 S67S-S77S Sl.250Fum AUSTIM, TEXAS , S Brdm, 1tll_dy, 3 Ba. ---------•( 33,000 sq. ft. industrial Harbor/Babr, S800, OCIAM YllW buildlni on South East lat/lut + $300 retuma-• , D.....x aide. Warehouaeandsix-blecleaning.631-2000 teen air coaditJoned of· Drastic reducUoo on flee spaces. Excellent 2Br w/atove " fria, encl brand new Balboa Income. Stable tenants. gar. adult.a,nopet.sk7S duplex. lit OWDft'1200% Pr Ice reduced lo 773W. Wl.lson631-4889. derrec,laUon. Great ren· ._ ooo s bmit off f -· · u en. 3bd 2b frpl ., ta area. 100 eel from Owner will help finance. rm, a, c, range, 't5,3 "•,.PU5"-fRV...,E beach. Lar~bdrm. 3 gar, yrd, avail Sil. lat+ "' .. "' »a: '" •lt-7300 H.I. bath plus 2 • 2 bath. _________ .. _s_e_c_. S6_7_S._M2-0lla5 ___ . --Rancho San Joaquin Con Owner will a"l1t in ra.nancln1. SGS.000. ..... ...... Out of state retired COU· do. 2br 2ba, pool, jac, be.... 2100 pie in S0'1, ~ futed in· micro, all upgraded. ••••••••••••••••••••••• come would like nice 2 S68s/mo. SS2-1872 eves. Rl '\ l ii 1IlO-i°..;>1<.l'.tltv BR house w/yard or Larae b~ wanted, will patio lo E/Side CM WOODBRIDGE 3 Br, l V• trade pnme real estate • ' Ba. Condo. SS75/mo. • _________ 1 acreage equity ot•Hgts, or bch. Can pay Wrk (714 )833·6029 seoo.ooo. (710 7Sl·4S27, S400 mo. Husban~ can do R a m a H o m e f 1 I : 1 , 11 ,11 20 U~ C.M. 736-3050or'93-ll.S3 aardening + 1r over ,213)498.6090 ~·~ ----------1 hoo. Xlnt refs . 6/t. ------Beautiful 1 year old .__...._._ . 631-4323 Townhouse Units."__. ---------Frplc1. Nice area. •••••••••••••••••••••• TSL INVSTMTS642.1603 HCMIMS Fw~ Woodbridge condo S650 Jbr, l a.<a ba. redwood lwd. Oc~y. deck pool, spa, tennis, Im mac. 3 Bdrm 2 ba, dbl 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace, lge walnut ake MacArthur Group Coate Meta 3 124 paneled family rm, sep _97_s._1_188_ NEWPOIT DrAl'U ••••••••••••••••••••••• laundry rm. lge fncd ' WI •Br, furn. or unfurn. yard. Like oew das-Woodbridge Condo l.S% down and usume w/pool. S800/mo. 836 hwHhr, "-lcpts and 3 bdrm . t "'1 bath loans Three a"'""A'-& p · d 1 0 c M W)I<> VtUager m prime loca TRIPL. Evc-o 1n"""Cd .. M .... on res I . o r . · no wax kitchen Ors. No ~ lion close to tennis & ocean1ldeol PCR. 546-3170, 631-7370 L~~:m $695/lse. Owner pools. Highly upgraded, PLUS • 2br, 2~ba. Twnhs. $700. ---------earthtonee. A!sociation .r 1 d F le pool pa ga ao 4B c f dues paid by owner. $595 two uup exes ao rp , • s . r ,.e. r , urn. or un urn triplex in a row on 19lh " 549-3232. w/pool. $800/mo 836 ~~se~~~:~~·b 11r~~~~ St, Balboa Penhuula. "'--p-1-A 3126 Presidio Dr , C M Realty, Sandy Fix, Lido lsle 28r, den, 28a, frplc, formal din rm, 2 car elec dr aaraae. suso mo. Adlta. 67S-7758 2000 sq ft JM Peters Townbome. 2 rpaster Newport Beach/So. 3 Br 2 Ba. Valencia. bdrms, den, 2....,bi. frplc, 1100 161h St townhouse. 2 children f I .. u_;_., lt.ed •Co.er .ii 161n1 orma ............. vau 17141 542•5113 OK. No pet&. $525. Sierra celllnf•· ale, tenn.1.1, no Mgmt. Co. 6'1-1324. peta USO (714)752-8350 Newport Be1ch/No. 3 Br 2ba, tree lined st in or7Sl-5813 880 Irvine IHSTAMT IH! Westcllff, nice for 1•1•&1h1 2Br.1Ba.Apt.,carpets, cpl/sml Cam. ms. incl Newport Terrace 2br, 111•1 6'5-1104 drapes, laundry room. grdnr. Nopeta,646-2389 ~a. built-inl, park set· Adult.sonly, oopets On· linl, $6SO/mo. 8"-•139 ly S355 mo. Santiago Dr-Exec house, ortu-1272 S37S /mo yrly. Partly TSL MGMT 642-1603 •br, fabulous master furn. l aar spc, i,, bllr. to 1fullulte11, 3ba, 11~ fam1 rmdln' .,.t•••FwwltMd bch._ l'IJ>~ 36 St. 1 adlt, ~espt~a.·d~/psB,\~~li~~·. v rm, 1otma ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avatl4/27, rm. cozy ldtcbeo, lndry ..... 1..._. 3706 ---------• deck. gar, Yr lse. k75 rm & many many ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfronl On sand. ran-760-0408 & 761MK89 lras. Sl800/mo. 759-8974 Charmln1 "private. lBr. ta1llc view, 3br, 2ba, Lrg 3bdrm, 2ba, crprt, nr lBa Hi'"" nlty Lndry new avail nowthru June 0 C C N h S47S 2 br, den, 2 ba. Walk to • ... .; s , ... , ·y 1 · J.5..or part. AGT676--4912 · · · 0 pe.... · beach. Tennls • pool • o1 m 0 · r Y • 751-3698. Priv s150•--•M"o. .. -2.11 (7U)675·H8' eves. ---------. "-· ,_,.""'' • (213)450-1051 INST AMT, .. noans.1·723-0801 WANTED: " ---------1 ..... p • • 3707 E -side, 2br lba, pool, NWPT BCH 28r 28 Coo 1 • • laundry rm, sm. child . . • -••••••••••••••••••••••• BAY CUI APT. do, beautJlully lndscpd, OK. TSL Mgmt. 642-1603 SS7s mo. mo 498-7972 •SPACIOUS• an 6 '¥)/ ltnda Profeuioo.al decor, 2br, Yearly · pleaae contact 2bdrm, lba, yard, gar, : w · 2ba, spln.I stain, frplc, Mr. Strona.644-9513 S•SO /mo. 1·630-0350, HARBOR RIDGE-3Br, 'Sky lights, patio. 1pa, 2 --------•I 960-5043. 3B t d ·-'-d .. car ear. 1 bill to heh. util ---------a , s u y, ""'w ecaa, incl. S800/mo. Also AP!W•=•· u ......... d . i•c. ~ool. tennis, downstairs lbr, lba, 2,000 mo 675-4078, patio, spa. ulil ancl. _549_·9099 ______ ---1 $400/mo. 645-6408 art Getteral 3102 WESTCUFf AR.IA 6prn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... lbdrm Condo w/pool. Corolla clel Mir 3722 Very private ! On ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rutland Rd. Adults only. Cozy am all furn Studio SSOO call 675·6646 or No 'kitchen. EIDployed 833-a&22 Female. Non-smoker. Ref's. S275. 114().4999. 2 Br cottage, ram rm, newly redec, immac. l VJ blks lo ocean. 230 Prospect. 213/691-7537 A"MTS FOil RENT H.B .• N.B., Costa Mesa Somethlna for Everyone Bach. to 4 Br. Unfum Apts. Certain locations offer : Pool, s pa , fireplace, laun. room, Luxury condo, bl ks to be a m e d c e 111 n gs , beach, 1 br, pool, jac, garaaes, all built·ins . pvt palio, underground Garden &.. Townhouse llG CAHYOH prka. adults only. Sum· design Exclusive, full security, mer or yrly. '9f·4672 TSL MGMT. 642·1603 meatiBJIU AP AITMENT'S Beautiful landscaped garden apts. Patios ~r decks. Pool & spa. Cov· ered parking Adults, no pets. 2 BR, 1 Ba k 70 2 BR, 2 Ba $480-$485 398 W. Wilson, 631·5583 1 BR. S40S 161 E. l.Blh, 642·0856 3 BR, 2 Ba SS50 2 BR, 2 Ba SSOO L.Sl E. 21st, MS-2'08 Aient. IMMIDIATI OCC .. AMCY Beaut. near new 2bdrm, 2ba townhouse. Frplc, ratio, lndry room. Illa ast month rent. k7S/mo. TSL MGMT M2·UI03 or art 5 6'2-6221 NEW BREED APTS. Bach & Loft + lbdrm S36S • Frplc, rec room, pool, Jacuzzi , e n cl osed garage5. Gas & water pd. Adults, no pets. 383 Hamilton, CM 6'5-4411. DC...PoW 312' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 or 2 br, balcony, D.W., clean. coin laundry " wshr, gar, nr ocean. 661-0252 Bachelor w/ refr. $200 2 br with view, kSO •93-0467 wllaagta. leacil 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,~o AOUL T ..di·r... LIVIN G • 1 6 2 811 PlllO A041 • 01Sh*iSl\t1> & 880 S • Pool & Rte Room • G•r °'" t •nosup1no • Jo9 10 Buen & Sl'loe» S I (j IH SEA ENVIRONMENT 'J•H} HA~ll TON H B .... , 4'>00 2 & 3 Bedrooms . $400-kso. Kids OK, no pets please. Waler/ Trash Paid. Carport. llN-2566 or 973-2971. Aet •. no fee. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, cpt.s. drps, d/w, encl gar, Beach lr6 Points area. $430/mo. 842-8032 Large 3 BR 2"2 ba, witb garage. Kids & pets welcome. 1 mile to ocean. S600 mo. 964-2$.17 Large 1 Br w/garage, 4 blks from bea c h . $380/mo. lat mo+S200 dep. req. Call SJ&-7542 Century 21/SURF Avail. now 2 Br. 2 Ba. up- stairs, frplc, dshwr, balcony & garage. Water/trash paid. 1 child, no pets . $475. 964·2566 or 973-2971. Agt., no fee. °:1/. I lot from 1and and - -546-3170 ; 631-7370 ~roPe~it:,'lMly prime ~·e•;•;••;;•;••;;·;;;~;~C __ h_il_d_w_e-lco_m_e-.-E-·s-1-de-. _644-__ 6_200_o_r_e_v_es_M4_·_022'7_ . micro, very attractive, 3br, laun, frsh paint, 3~r, ~'i'l1~8 ln W~brl2dge. SlOOO/mo. 493-°'67 carpets, yrd, ga.r. $52S. nc a amen ties. car • SEASPRAY. 2Br, 2ba, Bachelor •360 frplc. Rec. & security. beautiful 3 Br. 3 Ba. Costa M... 3724 laltoa P11•aellla 3107 Private yard, wet bar & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace, many other SUS CASIT AS $350 Utll pd. lBR Duplex. DUPLEX wtlll Dodi for 30' boat. Wt d 2,,.,9 Ora 0 gar, fn cd bk yrd H.tilMJt•leedt 3140 ~~ · "" n.,e $850/mo 558-8997. ....................... --------- fOUIPLEX/"'9 Valley Walk to beach. Inn cot· Nr nu twnhse 3 BR 3 Ba tage, yrd. S295/mo. (21 Pvt yard, 2 car elec gar ·MANY MANY MORE! Lake 960-3189 1 BR. ktO Nr beach. $670, 891-6386 2250 Vanguard Way 540-9626 or MS-2'08 amenities including Fumlbr.apt.S32:s•up. U7E.8ayAve.Balboa Maids room. Sl"50 mo. 1 1 No .... ta 547 11.SS aat. Call Anthony wkdys Enc . ear. Adu ta, no ~ · · 642-S7S7 eves & wknds. peta. 2110 Newport Bl. •• 1 BR yrly util gar 3br, l~ba, nr 11cbool1, 644-8889. _MM __ 968_bt_wn_9_•_s_P_M_--1 on the' bay. V0iew: Allutil.pald.Lgelbdrm, shopping. 2 st)' twnhle. ---------C ... S ... DIOIO Up1talrs. Immac . stove, refria. crpls, $475/mo.892-5373! On Golf Cne 3 bdrm 3 ba .,. .._ drps. Patio. Adult.s, no ---------+ den " bar $1100 ALLUTIU11ESJ>AlD 6?3-UMS. k96. Opt!n Sat pets . $280 . Avail. Two bedrma 2 ba Apt. MS-7605 or646-1713 l·S, 3u Edgewater S48-lS17 orMS-8679. SOO/mo, clun, neu 3241 --------~om pare before you c.,.,.,_ leecll 3111 Beacb/Garfleld __..,, Hart:H>r YJewH-... enl. Custom deal'"n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mn•,._.~ Super exec. 2 story features : Pool, BBQ, 8 2br, 2baSIU/-. '"... 1144 4bdrm,famrm,onpark, cov·~~ aarage, new 3~~.; ~~~·:: W/1ar, cathedral ceil, ............. , ........ . vu, gardenertncl. $1200. furnllure, surrounded 6ti · · f le d hwhr baJ ORANGETREE 1 BR 494-2023. with pluah landscaping. dyi. ·l730evs A'Xui'ts sonly,' no ~~!: condo, A/C, pool. $415 Adult Uvlq at its best. C..... del Mw 3122 549-2447. mo. Aat. 64().6161 · Great ' Bdrm on comer No8pebacb·f-•-...... •-o •'••••••••••••••••••••• --.-------.....1 lot, room for RV. boat, ZBdrm:~~!..... Spadoa 1 Br w/aaraae, Hmllagt•.._. 3140 ,._, ...... .._. 3140 etc. $279,000, owner -"W. w~:'l laundry facil. $57S. Aak ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-••••• financed. MS-1103 --. _......,, for Faye. M0-9900 S-J.-Bachelor Apt. E-1lde SOUTHOFHWY Lr1 4 84rm 2~ Ba, •---.-------• newer bldt . $1'00/ pr mo. Aak for Darrell Puh.~12118 IESTVALUE Venailla comer pen· UMNse 2 Br 2 Ba, comm pool/ jac .. wit room. S700 mo. 67~3'187 Nr. beach, sngl condo w /par titioned bdrm. Adults. no pets. Pool, · spa & gym. $425. By . app't call Mrs. Gershon: (213 )667 ·5 540 or (213)876-"37. .W~LIFF 2 Br. 1~ ba townhouse. Adulta only. ao pet.a. '550/mo. 1728 i Bedford Lane. 548-7533 ism.ii Bachelor Apt. on 33rd St. lYJ bib to bcb. : l1It ,mo util pd sln&le penon only 87~5847 •••••••••••••••••••••• Steps &o bcb, lbr. home, 2Br, 2Ba tut'n apt oo Golf aleepe 4, Nnt wkly. coune, all amen •300. l'JJ.tm aft 7pm S»MU Found: young tan Shep. mix, N. Costa Mesa area. 979-6717 ~~t.:. .. :~t \PMDiNGi tO.m·lOpm,,NlJ Uc'd. GZ·TZll or ...... 1115 S. C•mlno Real, San Clem • ·~ MASIAM SPA' Be pampered by 19 Beaut . Glrlt. \Open lOA.ll·'All 7 d ay1. PboneMWGI Auemblera/ FJectronJcs Girlfriends •ISCOITS• H ... /OHla/H~ * 719·1216 'Ii * 529-1113 ell' Immed. openln1 for ltiOOH.'tl~•SM• final HMISlblY poslUon. c.,.. •. , ,..... .... , $40 '1100 2'Hn. NowBirinf !lap with air •crewdrlver deslrabte. ~~~~~~~!!~ Small friendly Co. nr AUTOM011VE ocean. MS-3532 ask for SALIS PIOPLI MC VISA Wes. Join a bea\&it\JJ Oat.sun ASS8tll.BS ELECTRONIC Mechanical uaembly. Immediate openln11. Work near the beach. Good benefit.a. ~3632 ·ror appt. * * * ASSEMBl...ERS. We wlU lrtsta......_, train . Apply1 7AM . 7022Heil Ave. MacGregor Yachta. 1631 Huntington Beach You are the winner of Placentia, Costa Mesa Z m.ffcbts AUTO Fl.HT cS12Value).to SALISMAMAa.H Ice c.-1 Oat.sun experience pre· April21\hru2S ferred . Minimum 5 AnahelmCoovenlion years fleet experience. Center Excellent beoeflt.a. Tickets must be ex-MEWPOITDATSUM changed for reserved 888 Dove Street seat.a at the convention NEWPORT BEACH center ahead of time. (No Pb. Calb Please) Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to ---------• dealenblp in Newport Beach. Stral&bt sales proa needed. Excellent benefits. MEWPOIT DATSUN U8 Dove SU'eet NEWPORT BEACH (No Pb. Calla Please) Babysitter, lite houaekeepina. J>i!rma· nent, wkdaya. 7:30am· 6pm. Newport Beach. Mr. Hood: 64Ul41. BABYSITTER-Woman needed to he l p w/chlldren 3yrs & 3mo in my home. refs. 962-0010 BABYSITTI.."llG-8-5 Mon· Fri. my home. TLC for 2 children 3 yrs &c 1 mo. l..l. hsekeepln1. Laguna claim your tickets . AUTO ..-c:HAMC Niguel 493-2710 ••• Discreet lady to meet single man 4CMIO. Sweet- ly. Gen Del. Laguna Bch. RATED 1X1 •ESCORfS •752-6071• Your choice, ages18-4-0 Serving allofO.C. 24 hrs Now Hiring MC VISA DICKWATSON Babysitter PIT days, AUTO CENTER Taking applications for flexible hours. Reliable 2 j o u r n e y m e n _556_·_245_3_. 646-__ LSi_o __ _ mechanics . Excellent Banking salary 1uar1ntee, medical insurance pro- gram & other benefits. 2345 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente. 492-1603 C9-5 Mon .-Fri.) AUTOMOTIVE Dealer 'trader Inven· tory Contiol Deak. Auto experience necessary. Top salary. Call Cindy Springer . IMDlof'M'!!& FOUND : Fem. Cocker '",_._ Spaniel blond, very fat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vic Diana & Mariners, JoaK W..e.d. 7075 Cormler-DeUllo Chevrolet 18211 Beach Blvd 847.Q7 ~3331 If you are a mature in· divldual seeking a full time Teller position. Irvine Savings is in· terested in you. Pleasant workinf conditions, good sa ary &c benefit package. Experience preferred. Apply in person between the hours of lOAM t o 12Noon. at: JRVlNE S&.L ASSN. !8552 MacArthur Blvd. NB 642-5102 ••••••• •••••••••••••• •• -------Irvine, Ca. 92715 752-21600 EOE ..... ......... P/TTBJ.SlS Xlnt oppty. to work in at- traclive S&.L positions avail. immediately in Anaheim, &c Qieta Mesa offices. Call Kathleen at 754-1801. Orange Coast 54tL. EOE / A ., .. . ' I ~ ,. ·~ ~ f Work •\aar. Truck tnaftn.MMm ell. 1411, 842400, a. hrs. mOIIftl \lb.It. w.sne CONS'IB •• .REMOD. NoSt.am/NoSb&mpoo plant. Llc'd. Geo. l•AllS Stain •Pfflallat, fut S»tlmer ls&or», 157..a. Call u~. 17~14 dry. P!!f • •1582 Drvw .. UPHO •DRAPES ;91 .................... H•dw;1 , .. ........ c1.antn '°<!Jourbom•. o~~taJlat ·~·~~wooo·ru;;u-· ,......, ........ TIP·T P A.RPETlc Quc:sl~ .... :~ew •re· Oleaned•Wued Lmdsc..._ -~---·-----'•••••••••-;T.tt••••••••• ·ue1 nw. Floore · 980-12M m ·' .m-SMt An,Ume,-.-1S.A. .. ..... ~;;:........... Neatpattbel•t.extwes ....................... C .... Ac Ne Taplna. Texture f& H_.__ W 1:c,EDOITALLI ,.,...... HJ.14lf Ll!J<lll ROBERTS ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• Acoua\lc CeillDp. Free ••~•••••••••••••••• b il ~ ! RWe do 11~ It.-. SerYlce ••••••••••••••••••••• IP'elall.MdAeeounUna AcouUcCeillnp . eel. Kevin, 875·9011, Kaul. cleanup, concrete f..:~~a~. ~~e lnter/Exter/Refln.iahlna ED'S PLASTERING ....................... AOK TR"EECARE 5e"lce ~1'14 +cuatombaodt.exturine 17~1* removal. Durnplnlck. -cellhl11/wallpeper.Uc. AU Types Int/Ext PROFESSIONAL re· Trim/ removall .. m AMiii• Uc.~ 512-S541 •c'='-tll Quick aerv. 142-7138 1 'm1•IM...,.. Cain le Sona 891-5106 MS-8258 FREE EST. sume service. Top quali· atop 1 a r y an 1 ma ...,. ,,.._ ''C ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ty low cOlt &GlOO wholesale. Free ell , .............................. ,nll• ............ -......... DUMPJOBS 'llCadStretchUmo DAVE'S PAINTING INT./EXT.plut.er • . S39·2752 Drtveway1, parkinf lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• ELECTRICIAN-priced 8 all lloviq J bl ServlAa area 9 yean p•tchlng, 30 yrs exp. loofllMJ ---------;- repairs, aealcoa ln&. REMOVAL: concrete, rtcbt. free elt1IMt.e oo C ii MIK.E-.~l ~!~~;~0~ul•·:;0~~:e:: ReH, ina, Uc. 'TtC).1301 Neat~21m (Paul> •••••••••••••••••••••••NOW lS lHE TIME S~ A1pbalt. Me·4871 uph, 1r-4in1, lot clean· tarce or mWI~. __ a_______ ~. 49S-83N, S3l·3CM4 --------....-• QUALJTY ROOFING prune your trees. Ucd. up, aaw, break & re· Uc.#398Gl '73-0359 Haulln&llDumpJob9. ---------WAI.LP.,.,.. J&J Plastering, uth Alltypes,freeest "The Experu". 20 Allllaa1tt.. move. H~~~d. Roon Aak for Randy U•w r Prof. butalled. lit roll PI a 1 t er • stucco • Visa, MC. 541·$930 local. G~&e 548-3239. • •••••••••••••••••••··~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ N_l_-8427 ____ ~·~~C~;;oi:i~ .. s::i~ r.:a:.fulfo:~~t~ n , ~=~~~i~~i.is~;~ J~~l~ 'HARBOR ROOFING Typlltg SerTlce f Complm:..,~ .. ~•lpotl car Pool <leeks , patios. CRPT, LIN/ 0, WOOD Tree/shrub trim. garage Jobs. Newport, Costa•----------61S·7506 New • recoven. Repair ••••••••••••••••••••••• care, wa,..,..., .. , . c e•n· muonry, sport co~rt. Installed repaired. Uc. Ir y•rd clean·upis. Free Mesa, Irvine, Reta. ••PAINTING-Don't ---------special11t/stay·busy Prof Qlly typing. C lAa.elc.~7.N tennu courts. Ltc. 1389260· Grq499-21M2 et1l.S57·8ZT1 61S.317S CallUnleuYouCare! PoolSen-lce,Repaln prices.Reliable.548-05L2 transcriptions, pbo c_,..e. 3'74087. 851·1985, 847-7078 Ii•••-. ---------S»-9801 (24 hn) ••••••••••••••••••••••• diet, letters, report ••••=••• ••••••••••••• THOMPSON'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMeC ... s.r.tc.e EXPERT BRICK fr SwlmmlngPoolSetvke LeakRef.air-res/cosnm forms , resumes, lei' D f&WINDOWS CONCRETECONSTR. •VERY,LOWPRICF.S • •••••••••••••••~••••••• Muonry. Small Jobi fr NCEWomPmO.R/lndTPusA.lNTIN./r ... idG. Reliable. Repairs/Acid utqua .mat'l&labor paper s , envelop Re red or Replaced U 39338.1 842-&482 L&nd,cape malnl-clnups Elderly " Haodicapped rep•ln. Frpk facings. ..... washes. Reas. ss7.2793 Beat any bid. 631·9193 la be Is . disc. vol um Freeest. 635-3720 c. · George 549-2!01.S Care Service providing Rels.SS1-4SM,780-7074 Freee1t. Low rates. Work g uar. Mari Clllld c.. • In.home personal care. 613-0'l:rT 17 yrs exper. working llOOA~ 636·0756 AJI TypeJ Remodeling & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Richard or Donna, Small jobs want.eel. Brick 1----------1 w/all makes of equip. Al l ty~ea r-u;airs. w1....-... _--,.-._-.---- R · all ~-c.6J d Bl k Low ho I P i l'-don bl decks. ....: es males. muvw -• -epaars, top qu ty • 17 $ l 1. 90/WK TREES ............. an oc . ur Y a n u•I e reason• e State contractor's Uc. & • .... .,, ~rs ln area. Uc'd. Mr. Hot lunch. C.M. Chris· Topped/removed; clean HCM1HCa...illg rate.499-122Saft.6pm. :~~~IJ':i1.Call Tom ins. Porch Construction Call8obS48-07 __ 69 _,_ ·~~~;;;~:·~=~~;;;~~.~· alombo; 962-331' lian Preschool. 646-S423 ups, lawn renov · 751·3476 ••• •••••••••••••••••••• AU Types Masonry Co. 673-3316 BALBOA ROOFING CO. Ca II Sunshine Window All Around Carpenter GAIDB•MG Finlab & RougJi. Free A~~i;e~·~~..!ts. W AMTf:D Esl. John 979·4S29 or W71M16t8, 831·3563 Mowlne. ed&fne. raking, _n_s._8082 _______ 1----------1 sweep in e . Free Find what you want ln Have something to sell' Dally Pilot Classlfieds Classified ads do it well. estimates. 646·0944 or 64.S-S137 Generial Housecleaning Very rea.s. Uc, bonded. First CIUI lnl/exl paint· Take advantage or SlOO Cleaning, J.td. S48-88Sl Relbble, refs., trans. BobS48·27S3, 536-9906 ma. wallpaper, refintsh lfcyou'.vf.eedneadver pla~ed .a gas or food &1Ye·away d E 962-0510 cabineta,etc.wn.521M lass11 ,yourein Realtors welc ome Win ow . xpert;:: ---------FIREPLACES bwlt, re· the minority! Try it once 67J.1743 windows. blinds. screeqa ROBIN'SCLEANlNG faced , brick/stone RALPH'SPA!NTJNG andseehowquicklyyou &m1rrors.Reas.Depe..- Serv1ce-alhorougbly veneers. 30 yrs exp. Lie Int/Ext. Low rat.es. gel results. Phone Find what you want 1n dable Free est. Gerie clean house. 540-08S7 I 893-:r143 Free eat. 964-5566 642·S6'78. Daily Pilot Class1f1eds 54S 0225 tWpW-.hd 7100 Help WCMhd 7100HelpW-.hd 7100 H.tp WCMhd 7100 HelpW911hd 7100 H.tp WCMhd 7100 He4p Wcmihd 7100 HelpWGllled 7100 H•lp Wmftd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Banldne New Accllnts c.s.r Experience Preferred Abo part lime poelUeo-s available in our South Cout Piasa office. Call: Kathy Ambur1ey ~ CAUFOINIA fEDflAI. ** BANKING Well• Farao Bank, Oraoae County AJrport offtce, bu u lmmedlat.e openiDI foe I : T.._. Part Time to work 30 hrs. per week (MOn·Thurs, 9:30-3:30 fr Fri. 9:30-6:30). Some training will be provided. Bank101 New Accolltts Full Time T..-S Full Tlme&Sat. Only Positions available in our new Laguna Niguel office. Exper. preferred. Please call: Don f'y)paa 714-71~1 CAUFOIHIA FEJIWL Equal Opportunity Employer Banklnl IEC.-noNST Newport Beach 5"L ha.a lmmed. o,pmine for a Receptionbt. Mmt bave bad previous Recep· Uoni.sl'I exper., must be personable le enjoy meeting the public. Salary comm. with ex· per . F ull insurance benefits & paid career apparel. Please call: Ma. Denny Parlsia 714~ NEWPORT IALIOA SAVINGS & LOAM E.O.E. We provide an excellent1·--------• salary and benefits package and a friendly workina atmosphere Pleate contact. ... 7 14-973-5040 Smr+>/AS.' WELLS FARGO BANK 4590 MacArthur Blvd. Newport Beach, CA Equal Opp Emply rn/l/h BANKING Ban.klng TRAINEE POSITIONS Mut have minimum or 6 mos office. cash handl· ing or pubbc contact ex· per Bankina LOAM SICllf ._J Local Newport Beacb 1avtnp •loan baa lm· med.~ for• Loan Secretary. Real .Ute ~ uper. preferred. Packa&iftl for nu.Mel Salary coanme0turat ,. ... ..,, wJtb eaper. _Fl.lit in· • IW'&DCI bmeftta la paid care« I~. Please call: If• Dml7 Parlala 1H4'5- MIWPOll'I' IAUOA IAYIMM &LOAM &.O.E. Bar Help, Full & PIT , top st for sharp. Port 17, C.M. 646-3968. IARTIHDEA Apply in person El Camino 20111 Brookhurst H.B .. Beauticians & manicurists with cllen· tele; be seU·employed, pick your own hours. First c lass salon. 557.2234 IOOD.a Parttime for Nwprt Bch law firm w work »-40 hrs/mo. Gen. ledaer, trial bal. Ir payroll tu· es. Salary nee. Call Meredith, 640-0700. IOOKKllPH F/C Fashion Island invest menl firm. Excell op- porl u n I ly. Exper & maturity req'd. Call . 714.64().-01.23 CASHIER HOUSEW ARE SALF.S Apply ln person: Crown Hardware, 1024 Irvine, (WestcUff Plaza) NB CASHIERS UTDTEM MARKETS For 2nd fr 3rd Sblfts We promote to manaee- ment & supervia.k>a from within. WANT A CAREER? Cost.a lleaa 111Dltllar 631·M21 Clerk.a PART TIME Housewives, work whlle your children are In school. Part time pos. avail. from 9 to 3PM, Moo. lhru F'ri., w work in speciality ciruotore. No e~p. req'd. Call the 1tore Manaaerlor appt. THE GUILD DRUG 1610S.. ...... Dr. ........... &44-1331 COUNTER PERSON for DRIVERS print shop, from 9AM· Deliver bakery products 3PM. Apply in persoo, Super Marltet, early 1795 Newport Blvd., morning to mid C.M. 8/temoon. Call 711·4750 CUSTOMIR DRIVERS SHYICI I.IP Wanted for Furniture Larae consumer finance Moving Co. SS/to start, company seeks sales· increase with ex · oriented person with perience. 848-3444 clerical skilh to serve DIUYa the public. Musl have P IT driver 2PM·6PM 40wpm , accept responilbllity & be Mo n ·Fri. Newport ca1'eer minded. Xlnt. Beach 631·3393 Jonnie employee beneftta. At· tractive 11lary while lralnina. See or call Mr. Tucker. Beneflc,al Finance Co. 1881 So. Harbor Blvd. Co1ta DRU6CLHJC Full time. Moo· Fri .• 9-6 Profeuional pharmacy, ex per. Call: Terry Grant for interview, 642·U80 _M_es_a_._.,... __ u_m_. ___ Electro.mechanical Technician/Sr. Unusual opportunity foe mature per100. Reaume Lo Dept OCP/22$8, P.O. Box 16387, I-A .. Ca 90076 GEMUAL OFACE F /t dars, accountang, genera office duties. xlnt benefits call Bob 770-1675 L.H. Help wanted f l t . plt sandt.r1ch man & counttr help Plaza de Cafe. Gary's Deb 752·5401 ---HOMEMAKER GENERAL OfftCE Oppty for homemakers Looking for a very in to develop mktiru teresting part lime JOb career. We train. For in pleasant orr1c e ? appt.962·0010 . Clerical, for mature - -----person. Location P.C H., Hostess Npt Bch. Exper a IOllUR.MS 1 mwit. Accurate \yprng. Now hiring P IT day no shorthand. 20 hr hostess, interview 2-4p• week includes Sat & Sun Mon-Thurs. :r1 Fasr;r Call: 646-7431 Island, Newport Cen General Office HOST /HOSTESS WORK Tl:MPOllAIY Full & part lime avail PBX Receptionisls, ble. Apply in pers0\ Secretaries, Clerks 3 SPM Jolly Roger. dlO So Coast Hwy, Lagu.qJ iVICKI HESTON I Beach &A11ocl•1 18004 S&ypart Bl Ste 235 l rvm e Housecleaning, lady needed for 3 hours per week S6 50 per HR 845·3331 ___ 5_4_0.0 __ 4_00 ___ -H-o-us_e_k_e_e_pe_r_/_Co_m_p_a_n-io-n. General Tlwl .... hyCW. Is ROW hiriRg: Securltv Gto-d l yr exp Craveyard Pro Shop ." ....... Sal/Sun, 9AM 2PM or Live m or out 833-DJ&. HOUSB&PER and companion. Live in Must be able to drive No smoking. NB. 640.0099 from lOamtoJpm. Housekeepers wanted. The Sea Cliff Motel, 1661 South Coast Hwy, I. B 494 4892 2PM·7PM, Tues /Fri. 4PM·9PM. Sales, re· servations & reception i---------duties vante ffMWl mo Brtatd 8t North, Suite l!!, Newport Beetb, Ewr. lllF :1'cc--~ MACHINE BS hat open11111 In SHOP atom ~ 0.pt. Medical Secretary. tetvl: automobile in'. I m m e d . o Pen l n I • beav1 t)'llin&, Ute boot· unnee accu. Jlu1t machine o~era tor keepln1. FIT. Hrs • He 1d. oral • written trainee. All ;trl dept. salary open 7~7 mun1cattom •llllla. eo.ta ,... plant. Ex· · · cell. com"°y beoellta. MEDIC•• ~EQ4er. detlrable. Start· Appl)': Deltronlc, ~ 1alal')' eocn.m. w/u. 545-0eu TUNSCIUIH • 6 abllity. E~ceu. ~~~~~~~~Work at borne, t4'> pay. . ben.nta •career ad· 1-IWquirft minimwn Syn PIODUC110M llC~OMIT lnteroat'l. mkt1. firm n e e d •~ R e c e p Uoniat/~ for front deak. Handle pbones, peet vi.alt.on . .Swpm re· q'd. Accuracy a must. Non .. mkn. only. Call: Mra. Coplan, 559-8901. IMS Equipment 2805 Barranca Rd., Irvine. EOE NU.TIMI -,.. ...... , c .. 1tk:a SCTIY/i.a.. PAln" n... needed wltb it.r.~ bull· oeu UtipUon for bua1 M•'• Acc•nritt Newport Beacb l.w flnn S,...... -... 1 with conpnial attorney. a.a . 7141759·0700 Hww•n We have Ol*1inD lD the SICRIJAIY ** .,.... t • tmDlla,iraNa. Hut.Iuka a.d Youarea..-.o1 2 .......... ($1JV91ue), to ••• c ..... April ll lllru • Anabelm~ c.ter' STOCDOOM Tlcket1 mu1t .,_ H · Exper'd. St ockroom cban1ed for raerved Clerk needed for our aeata at the eoa.ventJon markJnf line. Full tlme, center abud ol t.Une. e x c e I . 1 ch e d u le . Call NZ·51'71. at. m to Benellll Include, In· claim yourUdletl. IW'&nce, company dla· · * * * count pd. vacatJom & ---------anumeitt potenUal. MAm acute bo1pltal ex· :or •PP' .• tall: Unda, Exp'd apply to An1le perience lD all pbuea of · 114·5'9-tllt San C lemente Inn. medical dktatlon. Mon.· TIU• RIMtAL AGIMT Rubber hole producta, for La1una '1 leadln& must pau co. physical R.E. office. Full Ume. lncludln1 back X-ray. R.J: lie req. «·S4ll above t)eptl . f or Fullllme . R .E . qualified aal,apeople. knowledp belptul, but Excell. co. benefita ID· not req. Newport Center c 1 u de d 11 c 0 u n t developer. 833·8300 holld1y1 . Apply ln --------• penoo: 492-8103 Fri. 9-5. 7-.a:500. J.C.PltMY 24 p aahiac la land :JIWIUYSALIS M A I D S, H E A D MEDICALASST ~ap pref. Apply ln H 0 USE KEEPER For front Ir back otnce. pUloa, K1R Jewelers, En1U.b speakiq, M or Lal\IDa Beach. 494-1181 Takln1 applications _ __, ___ ....:_ ___ _ btwn 8 & lOAM ezcept R.E. SALESPERSON for 4·20. Stratoflex, 17811 uJes. exchanps, lnveat· Armstron1 Ave .. Irv. menta.Hl&bcomm.New ~E. A Kendavia Ind .• fl P IT ok. Newport prl v lle1ea. med lea 1, -;(S;u.a;;an;;).mmmm;;;I dental 6 life Ina., profit • sbarlnl Ir pension plan. EOE M/F Harbor Blvd, C.M. F. su.noo MESSB•• Apply In pencia: * •SICllT AlllS• * S6L/Super/2)'1t_U,eoo welry Store Sales. M•l..,.._.•~E ends, additional days --"• ~ f mornin1s a week , 7AM·IAM. Excell. drlv· lni rec. req'd. Apply: rennysave r, 1180 PlacentJa Ave., C.M. · Paclfic R. E. MS-31183. J.C.llMllY. 24 FaJWinhlud Newport Beach EOE M/f' Accountat/DedU.000 Le1alf'n0/ dictlt.s,Ooo Exec/ ahJOO/ corp$18000 Expd. Ccmultant Ours U1 Reinders Asy, Inc. 4020 Birch F.at '64 EOE Newport/83Ul.90/Free SYsmtS ANALYSTS ATTHEmGBSCROOL So M Inion IJ Staie Coach ...... ., ... ·~liptlonal. Salary + For motel. Expa"d. omm. Future store ____ &a-_Slm> ___ ~ ~anagement for quallfled penon. Phone .. 1.,a.1122. "'.i'ewelry st.ore In So. Coast Plaza needs bri&ht person for office duties. S.0-9066 '\ LeTedt .. txper lab tech fo r Newport Beach Rheumat.ologisls• Ole. '644·1881 :c;· LEGAL MAMAG• ,..tw ..... Woman with exp. in sales • personnel supervision to manage party rental' store. Able to work Sala. Apply: 2025 Newport Bl .. C.M. MODBJMG, Comm '11, filma, ex· tras .. .SCAS needa new faces, all ape. 9157·0282. •Motorcycle Mec:b• Exper, FIT, must have MANAGERS.part-t ime own tools, Di~ woridnl" for whale outlet. Some atmosphere. 6'2-8870 college/up. pref. Nee'ct immediately. 831-3838 couples for janitorial Manager wttb experience route own trana/pbone for Ladles Boutique in good pay, reliable pec>- Newport Beach. Good ple581·2730 . PIO GUMMO Excellent poaWoo for in· dlvldual who has RSTS / E Operating S1stems experience on PDP 1170, RSTS Operator System . Lan1ua1e Buie Plus or Plus 2. Compan}' pays fee! Located lD Carmel, CA. SJ0.0~24,000 Send reauine In con· fldence or call for ap. polntment . The Marahall Cro u p , Penoonel Service, attn: RESTAURAN'f Sandwich Maker bfs 7All·3PM Mon.·Frl. 646-8883, call anytime Restaurant JOH.e«"S RISTAUAAMT SALIS PlllSOHNB. for contemporary retail NOON TOl:OO PM. Taite J-5toHwy78 store. Only career· --------• minded, rruature women Explosive growth has created a need for persona with soUd scien· at Oceanside DONATION tl.50 PRIZES DAILY FREE PAR.KING tilic experience. Willing ~~~~~~~~~ need appl}'. Must be ex- pe r 'd . Salary plus comm. Please apply in person or call: Apropo, 644-2652 or #29 Fashion Island, Npt. Bch. EOE Secretary to relocate to beautiful = •-tt-I Monterey Peninsula. 110AK.:wcae 9Y Relaxed work at· To PH1ht1.. mosphere. Terrific op-Fin. Svces. firm , portunltlea. Good Fashion b land. nds. top. 1 · 1 bon & II Antique China Hutch German, l600. 898-4957 aft. 5pm. Appl-.c.. 1010 Bookkeeper, now ac- ceplhu applicaUons for fulltfme . Apply in person bet 3 & 5, Mon· Fri 2250 E. 11th St,. San· ,._ _______ •! ta Ana. •• notch exec. att'y. for sa ar1ea P us us a beneflts. Send resume in very busy, chall'g. pos. confidence or call: The St ron1 exp . & Marshall G r oup , type/s brthd. skills a Personnel Service, attn: ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARBOR AREA APPLIANCE SERVICE We buy used appliances .. we sell recond. guar. RETAIL Asst. Manaier women 1lpecialty at.ore clothing exp. neces. NANCY CRAIG~149S Sales RIH'TAL must. Non-smkrs . Michelle Peerson, P.O. COMSULTAMTS P 1 ease · Ex c e 1 · Box A·l , Carmel, CA Breuner's R enls dent/med. beoes. Call: 93921, (406) 62S·5700. Furnllure Showroom In 714·640-0l23 "FreeloApplicanl" appliances. 549-3077 I IUY APPUAMCIS • • Crowinl Santa Ana law nee requll9 1 legal 1'ainee • 1 lecal etretary. Good basic salary. Send rewme to Need XtraS? FOl'tbextra Ad #893, Dally PtJot, tJWJas you want out of P .O. Box 1510. Coata UfeCall912-1308. MicheUe Peenoa P.O. Box A·I , Carmel, CA.I _______ _ We1tminsler seeks ------------------Lea 957·8133 career oriented person Sales for entry level poe. in homtJ furn ishings . SECUTAllY Teec~s Aide Apt size Kenmore eas a DWll. 641·1358 lean> Mesa, Calif.~. 93921, (408) ~5700. I ·GDl.OfC.P/T Preschool. Mon-Fri., stove,goodeobd,Sl.SO. "~ MANAGEMENT RM-PAU·TIMI P /TIM E help r or Bu1lne11mu requires M d1I a week. Cowllry women's aped.ally shop. associate, 1pare tlJDe. Club Conv. Hosp. Fuhionlaland.Noflllpr. for dist.. oonsulti.Dt buli. 549-Dl nee. 7st.1195110to6pm. Chance to produce sub----------• Quality Control stanUal income lD your OfFICEMAMA~ Manufacturerofelectro. own buaJ. wt1hout Invest· t_ >'ff :!~e!'°J 1~ mechanical equip. needs menl. 631-5008 in,& for an exper offtce entry level quality con· ----------MANICURIST needed manaeer. nu. person trol lnspector.Some pre-- with ex per. at Tb e will handle all acctg & vlous exp helpful but Beehive, CdM 67s-6720 finance incl state & wiU train individual with ~EGALSECRETARY Laguna Hills recenl ~alif P robate exper -becessary. XJnt typing & $/H skills req. Call Mrs. Win s low for appt 837-1060 LEGAL SEC'Y I.aw office exp .. 85 wpm J)'pine. dictaphone, Will ain on Lenier word rocessor Real estate, usiness law i t300 ·1 1700 /mo Sk yparlr.. Ir vine , '79-9610 LEGAL TRAIMH t mall Newport Beach !~~ firm seeks legal ~inee. Successful can· •4,idate should have good i,eneral office skills & be eacer lo learn. Wall train. Slartlng salary $75().$900. 851·9434 federal taxes. Some ex· gd mechanical back· * * * ecutive secr etarial ground. Salary com- MarihMMcLeod d uties also required. mertsurate with exp. 471"Falr Dr. Competitive salary In· Located in SJC. Call C08t.a Mesa cludin& benefit package. Tom J ohnson for app't. You are the winner of CaU Bobbi 759-8972 & aft (714 )831·9640. l free lkbh 6pm SS1·51M. <Sl2Value), to Orderhtk <ilrf 9UALITY Ice C~ Must have ad. b.andwrtt· lmmJ.=.<>tn final April21 2S lnf· ans. pbooes, some ;ft•pecti...... ... __ • ftt Anaheim Cooventioo fi in & . Ca II 8 to S, ..... ....... ,.._ · Cent.er 549-1157, Pickwick ting, must {'_au co. Tickels must be ex· Paper. physical incl\.dlnl back changed for reserved X-ray. Takin1 applica· seats at the convention Lions btwn. 8 It lOAM ex· center ahead of Ume. Part fllll cept 4·20. StratofJn, Call 642·5878, ext. ZT2 to 17'71 Armstroni Ave .. claim your ticket.a. Co•ul g YOllHI Irv.. EOE A Kendav111 • • • c..n.n _ln_d_ .. _c_o_. -----Adults with outstandtng attractive personalities Receptiorust MATaJA.L HAHDUMQi lmmed. openln1 for parts cleril, rubber hose products, must pass co. J..IQUOR CLERK·Exper physical inchading back preferred 5 nights good X·ray. Taking applica· to spend l.S hrs per week Personable tndlvidual lo counseling youth ages greet our customers, l 0· 1 S . Evenings & answer phone & process Weekends Available. $75 our billing. Growing Co. p e r w k . C a I I with &lnl benefits CaU 2:31>-5:30pm. Mon thru 642-1593askforJohn. Fri. 642-4321 ext. 343. ' · tt<>M blwn 8 & lOAM ex. pay, good future. Apply cept 4·20. Stratoflex, m person, 2937 E. Cal •11s11 Armstrong Ave., Hwy, CdM. Irv. EOE. A Kendavis Sell idle itema 642-5678 _l_n_d_. ,_c_o_. ----- Aslt for Lori. Receptionist wanted PIT. O~Coast 8-12 noon, Mon-Fri. Lile D Plot typin&, phones. Great 330 w. ay Street benefits. Call 64G-0284 Costa Mesa, ca. ask for Jamie. Equal Opport . Employer Receptlonlat/~retary Recepllonlal, general of· lice duties Including typ. Part-Time Ing. Mature, self starter. STUDINTS Work varied & Interest· HOMIHAKBS ln1. 1900. o.c. Alll>Ort Earn extra money , a r e a . Ca I I P at work.ins p/Ume 1n your (7H)752-29'7S. own home, lntroducln1 Receptionist Ute typing the New Daily Pl.lot to ' h ' The Oranpeout Area! fllln&. answer p one, Setyourownbounl Call Airport area. Non· Weekdays between 4pm smoker pref. 54&-2400. 6 8pm, ll0-1S2'7. RIC.,,OMST Pleasant olftce tn N.B., heavy phones. 54&-11'71. PBX OPERATO R · telephone ans aerv. day • reW sraveyard shift, will t.raln. 547-•m R.ec:eptloolst for powfna 1 _person office, Id OD pboDes •~people. 1 or 2 daya week Ir cover for vacatkbt. Dependa· ble Ir nex. Hn t.spm. Newport Beach ln1ur1nte Aieocy. Must. have lllnl secretarial/ telephoQe skills. Top sa lar y 6: benefit packa&e. Call Pat, 875-9300 &te-7411 between lMpm. --------- PaSOM ... DAY needed for ortlce In , Irvine. Mu•t bflve transportatJon for et· rands.. help with aome office duties. Mlnlmum 32 hn per '"8k. Call btwn 8 :SO ·S , Keri t7t-2724 NISOM .. DAY Over tbe COUldet aalea. Boat atore. Gl·2110 PHARMACY Tetb., P'/T im•. Will train. lluat t ype 40wpm. M o u 1 l o n P 1 a..1 a Pbarmac1, La1una Hlll•, •r. Drofua, 1 .. ,,.. RICEPT /CLERK , ...... Jacoby • Meyen, one of America'• lariat law firms, 11 aeekin1 a Receptlonlat/Clerk for our llia1ian Viejo office. You mu.at bave previous experience wtt.b 1ood or· 1anlutlonal akiU., like to deal wttb PUbllc, w«t etnelenUy for appru· lmately 2Cllrl per week. Typlq: 40wpm. If you DMet the quali.Rcatioos, A are un.n.ted bl t.be poaldDll, Dleae call for an appt. 6nm the boun ollAMlc"'1!1. 7'4-491-IOJI JACOIY A MIYIRS lltSo.~St. L.A. Callloirnl&, IOOH AM EXCITING Breuner's Is California's SALES OPPI 't. lar&est (um. rental co. Ir We are enteran1 a needs qualified sales & tremendous new field of m&ml. staff for expand· entertainment that Is in& mkl. Retail exp. pre-- sweeping the nation. We f'd. WUl train. S4. hr &...de· are looking for a sales pendlnl on exper. rull oriented person wbo has or p/time. Mon-Sat .. a desir e for above &-S:30 & Sun. 12 Noon· average income. You 5PM. Contact : Cindy must be personable & Milla, 891·23118. EOE confident In your ability --------• to communicate with ---------others & have depe ble transport.at.loo. will train if neeesa Excell. friole bepe Apply at: Teleprom of Newport Beach, W. Ht.h St.. New po Beach Professional sales p erson or not ex· perienced. We can show you t.be IDOlt successful method of earnin1s beyond your income goala. Harbor Lawn·Mt. OUve Memorial Park is start- ing a before-need sales staff. Seams,reu needed. Prefer experience sew· In& sails. Santa Ana. 547-13«. We are looking fo r mature men and women to grow with us. Earn while you learn. l•--------SECUTAlY / Call for appointment Lo. Proc..uor 540-8096 Sales GREAT HOURS 9AM-2PM or 4rM-fPM Only dedi ca ted , motivated, &-consistent applicants need apply. Exper. in rul estate re· lated field helpful, but not neceaaary-excell. 1rowth o~. with ex· pandlnf & dynamic or-aaniu Ion, located In Fountain Vall ey. 91M-toe0 20-25 h.ra. per wt. for one mornings, 4 hr. day 898.@57 aft. Spm. woman ( 3 man ) Garden Grove area en1ineerin&ofc. in Cost.a 971.5533 20 cu. ft J .C. Penney Mesa. Excell. salar y. ---------freezer, very p>Od cood. Please call Tom. after T E L E P H 0 N E _S_350_._S8fr4038 _____ _ 3 : 30P M , Mon· Fri.. Switchboard ()per. Some Uk 645·2842: Thompson typine. s day wk. Apply 21" Frigidaire, e new FloatatJonCo., EOE '° Hotel Laguna, Mrs. with lce·maker. Baltazar, '94-11!11, '25 S. 8l2·l4S8after5pm. SECRETARY Cust-0mer Service exp. Order processing, type 50+wpm, quotes, phones. Irvine mfg. 540-8894, ask for K.H. SECURITY CWARDS Openfogs for qualified individuals. Good start· ing pay. Refundable un· iform deposils~S.7243 &638-8191 SHIPPING& Coast Hwy, Lag. Bch Used Tappan oven S40. G.E. dlsbw .. ber $30. gd TIUCK DllYE:tt cond. Cash. 531Hl.S7 With good -pickup, PIT ---------delivery. 673-5340. Typing invoices. Omce work. So. Santa Ana Sml office. S4G-S8SO. Typist, ltte bookkeepmg, FIT. Hrs & salary open. 759.0257 TYPIST 3-4 days per week . Vaca· lion relief. Apply at : 1660 Placentia, Costa Mesa BBQ Propane, new dble burner, auto starter Turco assembled Big Saving 67~1890 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PUBLIC FURN1TIJRE •AUCTION• TOtllh7:JOPM Lovely bdrm sets, bunk beds. cedar chest, tbls " chrs , washer, dryer, stove, refricerator, air sterilizer. PLUS LOTS MORE $AVE SAVE SAVE We honor BofA, MC, Cashier's c hecks & Cash NO PERSONAL CHECKS PLEASE 1 Food available. Items subject to pre:sale. MASTERS AUCTION 20751,AJ Newport Blvd CM 839-9625 646-8686 lkrca.. 1020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Red 10 spd boys' Schwinn Caliente, 31", 1979, $100. 497-3577 IECEIY'G CLEttlC Position exists in our Shi ppin1· R~ceivi ng Department. This po11i- tion would involve light packing & receiving. Ability to work with de· adlines. 10 ke)' & typing ~wpm are required. Raleigh Grand Prix Applkant with shi1pping· W a n l e d L i v e · 1 n 10.pd, 28" frame, 116S. housekeeper $100/wk . 642-4278 receiving experience a En & 11 s h SP ea k In I --------- definite pt~. Please ap. 77G-1832 Boys E uropean lOspd, ply In person: Yellow, very iood cond. PLISSIY Wanted p/t delivery S75957·C77'2,641-9078 Join the Loe Angeles Times Circulation Team & adapt your work schedule t o your SIMICOHDUCTOIS person 11·5 car pro· SICltlTAlY 1641KalaerAv.,lrvlne vided, call Susan at WldlllgtWaoW.1015 Wanted for General Con-631·7240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tractors. 831·30CM. ------------------lilestyle. Work Shn/day ·---------•s H 0 E s A L E s . in a Times Circulation SECRETARY. childa/teens, F-P/T, ex- sales office near your General contractor p'd pel'IJOD, brly, incen· home fl have more Ume 1eeklnc sec'y w/1ood t Ives, be n e (Its . WELDERS MacGre1or Yachts, 16.11 Placentia, Costa Mesa l!DWOOO ZX611 Xlnt deckint. 8-20' long. New load Just ln from mill. 55•fft. 646·9885 anytime. for your family, abMfles, akUla, accurate typlat, Children's Bootery WOID rttOCESSOR or Jelaurely periods. We con1tructlon bac lt: · 644.2464 Mr. Milter Ma1 II fM law office In C•u• & .pay hourly waees & ground preferred. Call ---------Huntington Beach. Non· ei.,.1,...., 1030 commaslooa. 641·8305. Clarlt. STATIOtBY smoker. 848-1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOS ANGELES TIM E.5 137S Sunflower Ave. StorelnCdMneed.saales Nlkkormat FT3 w/2.0 SICltlT AIY person f/Ume, s days. ~ SOmm lens, fl•h. &00m· C.M. !M(M)30l Permanent part Ume Xlnt worklnl conds. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lens, 6: many other ac· from 1 to Spm. Gen of. Eapeclally fine clienlele . ....... 1005 ceaaories. Everythin1 In rice, small lab, typing Phone 675-lOlOfor appt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• brand new cond. 1425. Equal OIPriunit.y Emjlloyer report.. 55-1083 54().5719 STOCK Clerk part lime WANTED TO IUY -------SICRITAIY/~ for marl~ hardware I buy o Id I u n 1. Experience In litJ1ation stor e . Call : Balboa diamonds, Ivory Jade & SALIS or collection . Non· Marine. ~9671,"E.O.E. collectibles. cah (714) Immed. part tlmeopen· smoker. Huntln1ton M/F/H 972-49281rukforDane. in1 for Reader Ad Beach.148-1400 ":f:Sentative for inside Sec: _. _ _._, a poeWon. Get com· r ........ pan.y beneftt.a. Apply In SALES SEC'Y person: Pennysahr. With a )'OUDI. dynamic 1810 Placentia Ave., computer blWn& sales C.M. Mon-Fri., J..SPM or1ai11aa.Uoe. lluat have S.u _ xlnt. verbal akillai -. clerical or secret.aria Major publiabing firm eaperi~. Call Unda baa openln1a in O.C. Devorkla at Salepud area for aalea reps. Bealtb Care Sy1tems. Protectedtenitol'y, hl1h n4-1151·112L pomm., no travel, com· 1--------- plete tralnln1. In· Secrttar7/lteceptlont1t lervlews wtll be held wanted for maallfac· TbW"S It Fri only. Call turer of top quality for app't 59-tOeO. aall~~~ atilll ,..q, Is other Sala beneftt.I. '7Sl·1MI. Now blrtn1 A11latant 1--------- Jfana1er Tralneea. Min. l•------••I tmo. expw. Call fat ln· terview: IGJ.231. 4xS Pacemaker Crown Graphic, F•.7 Optar 1 35mm lens 1125 . Polaroid adapter, film holden at IOOd prices. RolleifleJ n.R n .s 990. 948-7tol For Sale Complete Dnhoom eQ\Ppment. Best offer . .,.....,1 Cah HJI •••••••• 4 ............. . Himalayan t /wlt old male. Seal~ Sm. SGJ'T.17. hp IMO ....................... UESHOND .._..., AKC. Champ ....... .,,,,, Pet fr •bow . Pvt pty . 2U/97·1111 ldt•-. DOO TIWNJNO IN YOUllHOlo: UC•llONIT PaltTPull ~t. Typla1, litbl boollk .. p. --------101 • otlter tltrtcal SAUSI MIOM Work after school and on S•turday getting new cuatomtrs for the ~rea·• feeding newspaper. Big $Ph• Pf'IUS, trips and bonuaea. •= work. Hauan • Auoc:. t.ad.-, rad)' to w.ar, 151·1151. exp puftrrtdl hrs t :-.,m. Moa.-h 1'/T ool1.Call:-.... Ctl•C••H 64MHl.utJlt Equll Oppof1unl1Y !~ T ...... 'I' Q ' ' t r t ' ........ ,_ 1041 ....................... Free to cood home, Dediaeed m.a. Bo.er. No pa_pera. 2 yn old. Needa 11• Jard. M&-5351 1Dwarf~ 2 Dwarf Babllib 49&-2741 Australian Slltepbarcl pup- pies, 8 mo. old, 5 male. • 2 fem ala. MS-8315 76IZ400 ········-············ Xtru, DUtbw/batt. '82 Inter. Scovt 1reat .BeltO«•ortnde. eond. 4a4. LHYin1 14M 1 fZ Cowltry mUlt Sacrillce. ~~~~~!2!!.f(~~I Be•l otrer by 4-20-81 1'13 Honda .....,...150CL. xlnt _Nl_CK ___ so _____ _ cond, 11,000 ori1 ml. llust aee to apprec. t7oo firm. 540-S11I '7tCJ5Jeep, loml, 1ood coad. '5000/080. M5-39U,~7278 Free to 1d boloe, black female Lab mix, apa1ed H ";i~!':Jn Molar H-. S./ T,_.. 9160 •boblyrl0-7171 llOVINGll\JSTSELL! .... SOft. MOOllHG a..t/S..... 9160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fm .... • 1050 Kelvloator nfrt8 lib nu 1• 1•• & or bo•t. Call 878-3121 ....................... Special -••••••••••••••••••••••• szzs. Dlninc table • 4 ... .,. & .... Imler su--·--WI C """'SELL p -&..---!! chairs, maple $150. Ma· I 11. t I .al * * * r" • rva .._.. • """" • ..._. **I BUY** ple1atelettabM'96 Hae 1 Hp•• •t LbMwlr d 64M41t YOUll.V. Low::':Tel ...-,_,. wltlt ,_... colorflll llOl Ktt.e Dr. 558-UO. I tlO 4 __. 5 ...... ... ·--... Good uaed Furniture • ' __, la e 11o0 a 1 , 1 • t I a HunUnaton Beach Need sUpoc moorin&. ....-....-_...., "•w !"f~rlTo..Y<:!JwUheU HUGE G~GE SALE· !!,"·.--... en-lae1• .. :.•; Youa~thewinbuof 38'..Uboat REN'!\: 22' IUll . mtr D .... PldlU,'1 M ... ST-_...,..,.._ft0..11 Refrt1-frcr, Admiral 22 _ d-_ 2 frw9'dleh Call Bob. B-1381 bome. '1;1pa 6, self-cont. Tre-•dolll ..,. _....__,,"'" ft._,,_ T dbl cs Val S275/wlt. + 11• mi . 5 ~!' ,4 ... ,, .. 1~~9625 cu •.-.-. appan ...,. fir • laoJr U ue)\ to Pvt dock , limited acceaa. Of. • --. ,.,. oven gas atove Ua5. I C= 840-85&5. Lortone Lapidary Arbor c .. dy w...,,.d I• C•-• I avail. approx. May lat --------• M• . llUY flURMTUll •225. Gas mower •25. ..Heppt,1 .. looH... AprU21 25 1 for l1e pwr boat, Balboa ._ Senlce. ,_.. md •• Iii),., ... , Les 957-8133 • • Anaheim Convention cove , 1 o b r l d g e . & Accftt rm 940 Many more items. We're lest..... C«lter $250/mo. Call M •••••••••••••••••••••• Early Am. SoUd wood Sat/Sun 10.5. 315 MOWl· West. 962-447' Tick eta must be eit· Loni 6'13-lliO rs· ,_. .. bdrm furn It u re, lain Rd .. LalUJla Bcb. · cban1ed for reaerved ' · D..&.·-Z bookcase bdbrd , 494.2905 WINEBAGO Camper seat. at the convention loeh.Speed& ~ dr _,_ .. _ .. """ Shell at.ra lee w/couch center ahead ol time. Sid 9010 BARWICK DATSUN \on Jua,, C ap1d'"°"" 831-3311 Chesar .. ~!·:"•• uc.• • MOVING, 1ara1e full, that makea into bed Call 642-5118, at. %72 to ....................... motor ._.-Sat. 9-5PM only. 71TMI $250/0BOM&-lMS claimyourticteta. •7g Kooa, 11• with 115 hp + .._.,... * Cll9T.MU .. 0 Dining table, hvy solid Orchid, CdM. Crea• C-20-H Kiln SUO * * * Evinrude. Very clean 761-5'37 LUY 1/>ha ~ maple, d.roe leaf, eeata Car parts bulldera Glaset by the 1allool 4' Skllf 15 b with 250/bn. ~4713 with dual rea.n! Ideal ~!~,!0~~~'f@!~ !;:~ materlala.Fn.Sat,Sun, Port/dlsp cue S7S 11:, tank• t!Jtm!'::'. afterSpm. '71TORlNOGTparta.C~ ~~r.l~~.capera. etc. __ .. _ WUd 9-7pm. 729 W. 18th St, ~ 831-4870aft~pm tra.n1ml.uian,vf!r'/1ood. 0...,YSS"I "'1 cu.tom .........,, Unit B·S, C.M. ' . TNMpDI ...... Call 842·3'11 .._ lcoirldc~eo1r•!·e'/qbelua,ree/1w~~ Like new poab mower Shoreboat. t ', tnnatable, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dod1elllVaa-• HODoWA!Dn.~!..•t -w Antq. brua bar fauceta, ha. Call 551-3831 aak for + 2 bp Evtnrude, like Alrcrd 9 I IO --· ve •.....,... -... te/brownS150.Seetoap-aofa (hardwood frame) Matt. oew,S250.~373S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::::: NEWPORTBEACH !!:: 846-21SS2 wkenda or ::: ~lm Wnl:fn t:!:i Wbeel Cbalr for Sale ........ MM • :9/ IF'RIO CNISSMA }.172000 _...........__ ...__._.._ 13~51 I ' · Good ee>Ddition Daya •-'--fCOZO · r new .. • · -..._. -'80 Dabun Loni bed mlr-•Fioor sam ...... --•-. No--w frame. 21 Rockrose; ~ ....... -.. -.7~-__..._ (lae-back avail) 549-2203 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ror 5 apd ll .. e 'new _...., ,..,... Irv. (UD.lv.Pk>SatlM. --..... _, -••••••••••••••••••••••• • a • s!:a~~w'!'~ :!~: •---------'--'Mltlcilmn• Bo at II a Int • c-.rn.S./ ~~~~ 155oo.Joe(714)66M808 ,. bd f MESA VERDJ!ABEA w~ IOll ReflniahJ.ni. Dock paint-RM 91ZO READ...--. .. .mo '77 D1lt. P.U. Am/Fm v·PC rm Htl rom 9 pe oak fonnaJ din. Mt, --int/repair. Local ao yn ••••••••••••••••••••••• ADV~-:::.~ •tt" swivel rocltera tabl •--_ _.. -"•• ••••••••••-••••••••••• •-..... .....,. •• CAMP•R _._ o:.naa<>1c.na ca.u, wide Urea.L atru, iro.;;'sat. Weivanntee ea, uuu1l9, "° .,..., anted : eblldren'a np.reu ..--.--0 "" fpaca,atove The prtce of ltema alnt cond . •3750. a..wat pricm -double mklnlalc bs•adt, ~~~Orioll ,•e playboaM lot out.door ...... ..._.. •lee bos..,._ .... _ advertised by vehicle Ul-0518. the dlfferen;'; back. D c· M s4o.3003 ~ UN.La1. Bdl.4N-82'71 ........ f030 _._ dealen ln the vehicle -------- Br\atol Furniture, 2112 r, . . t -~ ....................... 8' CABOVER CAMPER claullied advertl•lnl '77 Cbevy Luv, chrome South Bristol. S .A. Due tlo ~er~~ i~~~'-' lute ts fOIJ ~~:-~~~ S550orbettofter. :f!~:S°!n;9°:;pW:a~ r~I=.~~· 166-0473. <Next to mm H c ....... , •••••••••-•••••••••••• · M&-5'02 wea iu:-e, tranlter ---------• Builders Emporium). UKG weddinl band CONN J>lndm'tromboae wiDDer. WANTED Sex-feff 'finance cbaries '84 DODGE UTILITY w/diamonda, 1908 $5 witb caae. Eacellent :::,rm jib• tri-aall .... ..........,.... 9140 f ... iorairpollutioncon'. TRUCK S48l5 best otr. Must aeU butcber blk tbl, 'old piece, cbarmin1 eooclWon, $100. 1'75-I05Z •••••··~··"-';·-•••••••• trol device~ 14&-5e02 4 chn, Szzs, 2 ~ mantleclock.tmcutpc a.fterlPll. ......,.... 9040 2 .. OtEDS, Vea pa or dealer doc:umentary•-------- nite atand Ai mirror bdrm aet, livina rm set. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Bra•o, db, 1250 ml, atra preparatke da&rs-un-•• El Camino, 350-4 spd, It more. f75.0Z53 cu beavy duty edter Alto Suopboae: Selmer 11, 8 ct 1 · l)Uta, eq. toola, l350ea. Je1a otberwtae 1peclfled clean cond., radial•. CONMH . CHEVROU:T • ~ 11 ~ • I ,.. I \ \1 I S46-1200 NI ... IUYmt '" Top dollan for Sp6Ha Cara, Bup, CamP'-('S, 91''s, A\ldl'a : Alli: for U/C llGR · JIMMAllMO : VOUCSWAMM 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 14Z.ZOOO Chwifled Ada M.2-56711 BL& red 'S' lhape chair, Lirlmmer~ nLlli:e new, $450. Cbuac:J Boet11P!r~de teooboth.m.l'ra.' b1theadvertiaer. S2500.548-4Sf . 3'x6', xlnt ccnd, tuo. I' ~arace Sale: furu, mi.le, · Wlnner. 873-7177, 673-...._, UMd bfot. Used Wot.Used ~. UMCI 1~ Used wine sofa, $150, pluab. wuber-dryer Sat. 1~510 Fender Telecaster elec. SURF· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••..,• 980-6487 Campanerolrv.~ ~~ w/cue, saoo. lt71SllPJAClt Delk 6 boobhelfwall UD· N-111aW-.. IOH 24' w /traller. Xlnt it, oria. price $1200, will ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRUMPET flnanclnc. Call Gary or aell for kio! Xlnt cood. Karaatan ru1s. stove, SUverbell, Reynold.I Don'31·1400. 646-1317 frost-free Frigidaire. •m 54CM479 13• Fiberalua open boat GlantGarageSale S43-M92. Office Fa•a• & • trlr . 1475, Days Furn iture, aamea, Jewelry 1070 Isip 1 I IOll 752-7000,RayllclC.ee ' clotbln&. lamps, kit. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••..-••••••••••••••••• G uln RUBI IX' 20 i b C 19FT '71 FIBEBFORM utenalla, vac, mile. Sat. en e .,..., pta m t . o r o n a with tr It loaded 9-5. 4 Cashew, Univ. Pit, each, Marquiae cut your t~pewrit«, Model 300. 8350 a er, 846.3ll65 Irvine. choice only $35 per Good condition. $200. -------- Wanted. n-by f··-Uun stone! 840-8888 ~~·c~a~%r B1!'n! 13' Boetoo Whaler/55 b.p. . .... unu• ' Diamond, 1.17 carats, Smith UH300 Jobnaoo. Boet la )oaded, JennyUnd type. USG A a PP r a Is a I. • . trlr, cstm fuel tank, etc. s..zzzs 118,000. Must sell, ~ Sec'y dnkl S175/ea .• SSSOO. 4~. 2 Danish chain, S2oea. 2 caab. 17500 or offer. deaka SIO-hOO, File 14• Aluminum Grecor end tables, SlO. Twin 673-Wllrlax,eves. cablnet&lt-1478 boat. 9.9 Evlnrude braaa hdbrd, $5. Latnp. $2.50. 540-4419 M•d .. 1ry 1071 1.8.M .rt~~ ~~~ ne"lwSe!,'? ~· All lllte --------························ typw ter -uuuur .v•-1904 42" Ped. Tbl sat, 8 Rotary mower, 21", rear serviCinctul59-5113 oak creatbacbtrSO, t.bro, w/catcher in war-Dietater 'Em llU.t .. t:Uate:r;. oakcirmaerSlil rantyft00.981-5701 StenoreUe • · 11, n-•--n ~ lb oak etack abeMta bit, buay". AIWoul to aell, .-wau oak me cablnet S5T5 Mhul•u• 1010 lood concL Allllnl •~. W mere. O/B. /bet llucb Morel •C!ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• _--._m_s _____ -i_ol_r_._87_3-_111_7 ___ _ Pool Table llust Sell! Pets 80l7 18' Fl1hln1 Boat wltb G .. 91S. 1015 Beat Offer Slate Bar ....................... trailer • 50 bp ••••••••••••••••••••••• room .U.166-5131 tar bird be ut Evenrude. Ocean r.ad.y FRI-SAT IAM·2PK. lltldameAlnanckrDoUI 2wb~~ wr:f:t lr~n: l500 E•erytbinl Sof!S, toolt, II I B MO-l!Mt 151-2145 clothu, b1bld ap· · · · --·--·------1-------- plianeea. 11011 San ' 54CMl5Z Sln1tn1 canaries '40. '17 Trhffull, UClip Volvo, Rlcardo, F.V. (bhrn AnnalM EaRer ,,....,,.. Rollar1, nrlcated, ITW, all bnnd new lot, BrookhunU1Euclld) mice 6 fnel, ~ ott'. :.:.~~ls red faetora incl trailer. SUOO. Funt., antiqma, cio..bel. MIMW -~-u_10_. ----- . amall ap~. mlic. ......Or..-lftO 13' Boston Whaler, llbp Sat/Sun, a.ipm. ~11 ATTN ,AIMl'lall •••••••••-•••••••••.. en1. S1T50. Cbaucer .In., ll.B. Near new GNOO E~ PIAN0..1.. New, HENRY r . ~2111. ~ apl"'l79l. Ill ••50 lllU.all.,f1JDD/OJIO 2 barber cbalra, 2 tak•I fO.Ult. •!Ml •'CuoeConl,t11t'>rid1e w .. 11101 machlne1, 2 . J.. aedan, twin dleHI, doers, pool tdle, Cllolc• ANOICL 'ntbb CHLANDPIANv ftbWllaa hull, vwy Id lulber ~ •mite. avallforMle•/pr. bmt .a.audful &GM, mule coad, Mwt aeU befofe Sat. lOam. lllOCarawq ... tttTl-TNUftlPM a..Mber MUI. Reuona-~.Prll 21-t. PP ..... Dr.C.11 ....... , bit.-.... r• 141-J.Ort: Ive mac GARAGSSAJ.&..llltoN1 u..·~i.: P..Mti' BUD· lew ... U t' a ••~- ' ,N . ~ el.., ........, ' ..._ .... ;;:••-•••••••••• ll' Lanea Tft,BqJJ. Jllat '=b.:'~= JO-..Wa,..'l'wMCte ".::r~-=-.:.~ :o'~J.IOlll,p. $1,000. eh>tb•, -~, •• ,.. ,.... ............... .... a ....... ,.U.ue ttetD1. t~ 1rta. QlM ael1 "b7 .111, .... offer. ......alltll&ada,Jtll tr+•...,a..&c"'h (ladq). eoea...-........ ,Mll •• G1...... IOMWtw11tW011~ ~::7~9~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;:~ .. * SU. Dld&•ae [ ... USITHI DAILY PILOT '"FAST RISULT'" SERVICE DlllCTORY For Result Service Call 642·1671 .......... '81 FORD FAIRMONT Automatic tran1., 6 cylinder, power lteerlng, AM·fM 1t.reo and only 8000 mlletl (1 BIG969). 74UMCOLN MAU IY ---~-,___ ..,..._,,_..,._ .._-1 .. ITZV) 53497 '79 FOID '9MTO -"-v .. Mt. 11r ..... Ofllr lt.IOO -I01MOOJ 53ft7 71MHCUIY MOMAICM ,,.,...,,.. -.. ----....--. •. --IOOlllMCt 53997 '71UNCOLN TOWM•AN ........... ..., •• NH' ..... .._. ....... _ ...... .,..... •wt7. LEASE DIRECT! _......._, ltll jUA SPIDIU •EACH IWOITS ... Jlo'fe&tnet NEWPORTBMCH 71z.otoo JUSTAIW'fmt New '81 GTV.2.5 Coupe. MUSTSlllU '81 Alta Romeo Spiders lo 1tock. Buy now II HYe! nteeOMS Al.IAaOMIO SIMOCberry Ave. LONG BUCH (OPEN SUNDAYS) 17141121-IJOI 9707 71AUDI Dynamite Fox 2 door 1unroof. Automatic and air. Sharp! (515XDF) Turn your unusables into usable cash.Call Dally Piiot classffied 642-5678. ,, ........... ... $47'5 JIMMAllMO YOUCSWAGIH 11711 Beach Blvd. 14J..2000 c ........ .. ~ .. ._,JI> w 14M4' 1 9100 Alltos. .... 10 FORD LTD WAGON Automatic tran1., roof rack. power steering, factory air. AM·FM stereo • Fonl Factory Driven • {1154ZGZ). \ • 10 MEICURY COUGAR 11-7 Ratley wheels. power windows. factory eir, AM-FM 1tereo, tilt whMI. crulM control • Ford I fac t o ry Driv en • (183ZRT~ SJftJ 10 FORD PINTO Automatic trana .• 4 cylinder, radio ~ IMmr • Fonf Factory Offlen • (1SfP). tlOOAMtos.New '80 MERCURY ZEPHYR 4 cylinder engine. AM·FM etereo, caaette. 4-speed and only 11.600 mu .. (tl01ZEE). 7 1 PONTIAC PHOIHfl . -.. ........... ___ ...,. ...., ... _ ---.. •11*• 53997 '7JUMCOLN MAU il bolilil-~ -............. ._.. -111'00.I). s2997 · 52497 '77 UMCOLM MAii¥ ... -........ ,_.,,, ~ ........... :.i~-tttl ---55779 79 MEICUIY ... ..,. 4 DOott ...... ...,,,............._.._ . ~ ..... -1\'IU~ .......... __,. • 55491. 9100 CREVI E R $1 Sf 6 l ltOAO.Y SANTA AMA 835·3171 ~ ~n ONY1110 ~C""4 •USEDIMW1• '715.JOlA SIR (2411) 'TT •.• csi auto (OOt()) "79 S20i (1'IO) '77 hatchback, 5-apd, AM/FJI stereo, •K mi, 1lnt cond. P.P .... 5171 '79 320iA ::J709) '80S28iA · (001J) "79 Prelude, red. 5 spd, -~C~lo~Md!!_!S~•!!!dl'l!!Jf!.I_ a/ c, am/fm, rec. au. 77 IMW JJOf SISOO. 95S-1Dd)'a THEODORE ROBINS Dynamite 2 door automatic. Air, atereq, 5 8 k . Very clean . .Alltos, Used A.tot, UHd <471SYH) '76 Honda Civic, mint, re, •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••··~···-• FORD t .. ., .. 'JubO HARBOR Bl VO CU'>lA Ml~A 64'/ 0010 YOUCSWAGIH am fm. __,.J4wst sell. v .,, JIMS:..C, Uab11e, n~t. cu1, I ~~.,,,.. ~ ~..,.11 ur7~48i.JC::vd. '7=~:~~bad, lWJO Poncbe tl4, runa o~~uS'?~':~~!~t'~M . ·~: otherwl..te fine. whole or aood, '3100. 11; NE W P 0 ATE A custom Va n TMMeltllrdlfllt parta.M0-781M m-0a11 ~ Conversion! Equipment include• ~ r..tOfY_. '78 CIVIC sapd n e w G 1 ANT 1 N no o R ~ c ustom paint, captains chai rs. ~ IMW Pw [hie Or rad1'1a, new b~akes, po Rs c HE s w A p I custom wheels & tires, full carpeting ' ......c:o..ta. am/tm case, xtraa, 1tlnt MEET. 11a.y 2nd, 24 br & wood panelling, sofa bed & morel I Mel--IMW!! cond. k25o1su120 info, 498--91TT .,~~ ... ~~ ........... !?.~~ ~~.~ ....... !?.~~ / °"'Y'9997 ,7141 Sl2-S333 '87 Jaauar U MK IIS all #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ~ R I v I · OUNfiECOUMTY"S ~~:wua~~~ci:i~l~~ JR{ ~TavER '1 esa e a,ues I _ O\Dll'I'. . '74 JAG XJSXL ~!~;~£ . 4 x 4 • s & VA ..... s I L,,....-~ Silver, clauic, $8500. *ww-1 lludl 11; 1'11111111 -y . 840-8379, 833-2008 ........ ~ Sales-Service-~aalng '74 Jaa. XJ6, oria owner. ClOSlO SUNDAYS ~ ~ NewportBeacb 640-6444 ....................... offer.645-8375 I s799 '4297 Roy CSTer Ille. 44,000 ml. Mint cond. '81 Cloud n, iµm, a/c, 1· '79 PLY •77 DODCiE ~ Rolla lloyc-e • BMW Sl,000. 640-8978. leather seats, rec-ently T1 1H .ter •-.....,. ••4 I 15'0 Jamboree Lmcla 9736 o'bauled, $18,000 or beat (2y3463) (M211<G) '79 Lancla-Zagato Coupe, Saab . t 7'0 Saddlllalldl IMW $12,SOO mi. Owner mov-••••••••............... ' ~ UsedCcr ·ing, price r educed . L~ASE 11; ""' • ~ -(714)8M-7208. ~ , I / I CHEVY IMTERNTL i DHIO Sale!!! Maida 9738 DIRl!t!T! I s.-(5589~-) (~~N-:::) I . ....................... ~ All CARS '79 Maida RX7GS, Sapd, 1911 Sill MUST SEE! '2497 , ~ Drasticalv snrf, oew Ura all ex· TUii"-, :..;. ,_..__.,r tru , "89s/oeo 494-1736 'Wa 11 -r:=-:;,. =PM .._ 9740 IEA~~~s ~ ! USED CARS ~ ~· OHL Y!!! •••:·;;~·.:;i-;••• NEW.,~~CH ' ~, r~ c-.. Today! 2400.JOOO +SD '79 DIPLOMAT '71 CHEVY ' AIMIS...!!! SAVISSSSSSS Toyota 9765 c--.. • 1 m::::~rlte T~~iir~N .... "/.~:-~~· ... , ~ ~s;v97 ,4197 • -: '1 13 645-4211 Ci!ry Sspeed llftback. ;'lJtory ~ ! : ClosedSunday air , s tereof. 1 t 's I ~ · dynamite! C8S8UQH) '71 FORD '71 PONTIAC I '. '75 2002, surf, new tires, SJ4ff l-1tent Gred '"• u . $5295/080 JIM MARINO (146131), {729WCM) • 752-5120 YOLKSW AGIH s4 5 9 7 S 4 Q 9 7 New '80 BMW 733i, white 187U-Beach Blvd. ~ ' w/black int. B~ wblil, 14J..2000 ~ ~ alpine auspemion, 1rulf, ~ , air, stick abift. 8,SOO ml '71 1 CORONA Ye llow I '79 PLY ''74 MHCUIY ' t.a.lte over 8'lY or leas,. w b I k int . ' 4 • Pd ' c.._. C-.rf I pl e u e call E yea : S 1 1 7 5 I 0 B 0 d a y 1 ( l70VXV) (9B2lJV) 751•1wutforAntoa.lq. (213)637-2213, nites •4497 -5'6-81Jl8 • '2497 '72 2002Tli, 1unroo'. Ml% 79 JOOSD mac•. atereo. orlc. TurboDieael,veJourlnt. 75TOYOTAU5 ~~ ~ owner, ~de recorda anrf , Meldco c u1, SPOln'C~ '78 PLY '74 FORD avail. 1rn 1 loaded. Kett. Anth Burm Propane. Savel 11; C... 97t l ~~P.$2S,OOO.Day1: (129MP'V' (2~K) ~:;:-~ •••••••••H••••••••·-· ; eves: 75e-t115. 2495 74 llerc. Capri. 80,000 mi. '87 200D, 4 cir, a le, auto, JIM MAllMO S 34 9 7 1 2 6 9 7 S1800 OBO. Xlnt int .• lood cooct. S30oO or best YOUCSWAGIH stereo, 5S4MBl2 aft5 offer. M5-S1110 11711 Beach Btvd. C. '717 "71 IOOD, ao.decl. extra l 42-JOOO •••••••••••••-•••••./•• tank. mint eaad. 911,IOO. "74 COROILA 4-pd, ale, T~o1&.Q Colt, coyd 751-MOO, lve. a.aqe. am/fm,SUOO/OBO ....,._., ~ eeo.za . ·:,::r~ vS: ~:!'. "12 TOJOta eonma Kart lhlhm 9711 llab offer. Me-OW.. D Sta. BWn. Xlnt en1. ••••••••••••••••••••'-• 1reat rullllln• co.nd. I "79 llercede9 f.5C8L, blk {.1100. 557·m7, w/bamboo Int. ... GOO ae-- '78 zai>z, bmme/bnnm, am/fol, .; c, upcl, xtnt CODd. 41, .... ml, mliat aelJ. SH50. lll"Miael 157. uzz. SD-C211. '78 110 -WGN, am/Im C.U!i roof racll, ukinl fZ'luv ~7527 tual ml, lib oew tn ooo. '11 Corona 1' an. lo ml. P IP . (714) MM101Nwpt Jlr. auto, pa, etc, xlnt, Bch. '4200. 67~- '7t CHEVY c.,,ts.c._. 3 to choo .. from '4'97 '79 CHEVY c...-.c .... (912WOX) '4997 ; ; . t ' • I . . ~ 't • OIAMMCOUNTY YOLYO Lar1m Volvo Dealer in Oranp eo.t.1 I BUY or LICAI! Dlll1'CI' la I P~ llABK ID fWY·Lak• VJ ... w.U. at ~ )'OU exit ahoWda't deny J'OW'Mlf IRVINZ ~ OWIMl". loaded with IDJ ...... La.,. COID· IJ0.7000 mu. Call .. '73-7081 fortt everywbeh and -----------1 orl51-ClllL •a>arls1int •itb the -------1 "Go1't* Toucb" that 11 IMCYI Olde '79 Taro 1>11 47 1a1 d11Un~ .Jobmoa • 8oa A Pride and joy ' \o t Dk . Loaded. In rf. .__ Llncoln Mercury ha ..U ... andfcryou:::m. CB/1teHo. Red ltbr. . ._ _ -. Coeta M•a. Jutt oo• So many alee feauuw -.un --mile aoutb ol S.. Diqo in l --------1 rrHway on Barbor. c ud1u •low Driee ol ""° H17 ltTT J1MCwood llrlllmi C.U wo.-... ull for '47t7 · .. 11'• anfy t>e.n ..................... .. . ,.,, ____ ... ..... ---... "" ........... -ALLEN ''· l' '. 111' ',·•~HU ---[ft:ft'm _,.........._ top --,, •-No <-G) driv~ u,dao mllel, bu '73 W •100 .......... cood .._ .. -• .. ....., .....,, • 1119 '"" • nltty AIC/Pll 1tereo, •1:oG' ' ·---~· Int.,::!°=·::: 'Tr llark v, lo ml ala& c•ette .. uk for Llc. ...7m7 10120 Garden .Grove 8 1 Garden Grove 530-9190 m"f:~\oubaveto ... 1& CODd, all xtru, .... number (IOlZ.EE). Of --------to believe Ille uu. fTl47'4·ev.M)..J.NO coune, It'• a prise,...._ tf61 ---------1 can • "Golden Touch' car ••••••••••••••••••••••• car bu .... ved .... c.,,.,.., ftJJ fomd ODly a Johmon • '71 '0llllHK ~ 'Tl Volvo Wp. Auto, air, cua, 119, pb. new au., twb. batt., pat cond. MO-UIO. .......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------1•1•r.. HOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74VWMIS ~ • ......... -........ &m ~eoln 11ereury in ••.oo llCJ0.8382 910WIOONCOte Colt.a ....... ooe mile -----____;~ lt71C:= COWi LeaUaer, power leata, 1tereo1 cruile control! Ult wneel, wtrw whee COV!J!.!J. 34,JIZ mlle1. (148vl'Cn) S7tts '11T·'IOP • 1Poutb of San8 Diboe10 '71Bonneville4dr Sedan, Power brak•, power reeway on ar r . Id cond. Mu1t ull. wlDdows poww ateertni Call 540-5GO Sacrlllce d)'I: flN.._; with uit1tele1copln1 '78 lhrqul1 wa1on, 9 eves: 914·5Z5. 1teerint wheel, air, pa11. l oaded. New '79 Trana Am, 1old. xlnt AM /Flf atereo, rear Mlchelln1. XJnt cond. cond. '6195 . window deto11er, •·-.. o -automatic tram. Snow -· wner, viMlll 831·8012 white with Burpndy in- terior. 27,000 miles. Im· maculate thraout ! 754-8790 or Anlwer Ad 1208. 8'2-4300. 24 bra. '78 Mercury 1.epbyr W p , 27,000 mi, k>OO/belt of· fer. 844·1210 1 ~9 Zepher '1:7, U,000 ml, '69 Fl R EBIRD aood cond, lots of xtraa, Sl.200/080 or trade for P.U. 646-1446 AM/FM stereo, AC, PS, '74 Fireblrd, gray • re· PB, Gbia Mdl, cruiae d/lnt. 1 owner. very 1d I tlO ~CUIY control '5195. 857-2179 cond. New ~/tune-up. Dynamite 7 ps1r. 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1peed oril1n&l blue • '75 Hornet St. Wason. C-. H 17 wbite.'ahatp! (OOOLWB> Auto, PS, AM /FM cus. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $"91 'Ne;3Jatnt. S2495, Y .. llhd COU6AI U.7 I Mnt91g tt52 -55-1-·3628-·------1 Thh car la 1peclal ln 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Trana Am, 28,000 ml, many waya ... lt'1 ooe of '65 Must. Futback 2+2 lmmac cond. Many the ''Spedal Putthue" w/rally pack. Lo mi. xtraa. Needs minor body cara we are privUe1ed to S4SOO. Dave SS9·S790, work • Urea. $5800. 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'· Fulp~ent includes 5 ransm1eslon, bucket &peed power assisted t se~ts, br•kes, AM-FM M~~nt, disc trim lings h radio, moldings, plnst~pe: e ~ we 11 aide ~ofdlngs. '236l8-4). body Equipment includes · 4 speed transmission, window package, one touch tailgate panel and fully factory equipped. (023493~ llB prep,ares for toxic soil reDloval By PATRICK KENNEDY Of, ... Deity ...... , .... Workers removed the first truckload or toxic soil from an abandoned chemical dump in Huntington Beach this week and plan to begin excavation of 72 ,000 cubic yards of con- taminated earth Monday, ac- cording lo city ofrictals. City spokesmen said the toxic soil accidentally was dug up Wednesday by workers clearing * * * the area near the main three- acre section of the Boucher Landfill, located 700 feel southeast of Warner Avenue and Bolsa Chica Street. The state health official stationed at the site ordered the soil taken to the private BKK hazardous waste dump in West Covina, wbich is the only laAdfiU in Southern California that ac· cepls toxic substances. However, BKK could close * * • Few ai,ailable dump locations Bv FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL or••• oaoy l'li.4 ii..11 As V1ctorv1lle C1l.> Councilwoman Peggy Sartor ob served. toxic waste dumps ar e like airports They·re great Ex cept in your bac·k yard Mrs Sartor and rour panelists addressing the lox1(' waste dump site location issue Thurs· day agreed that new sites must be found But agreeml'nt stopped there Beverlep Myers. d1rctlor of the state Department of Health Services. said that whilt-a need for Class I (high tox1c1ty > landfall exists. the.' primary ob jecti ve or the state 1s to reduce industry's dcpcnd<>nce on dump ing SHE SAID tox1c1ty and the volume of wastes mus t be re du ced ··at the point o f generation." that 1s where the waste is produced Mr s My ers reminded representatives or the Southern California Association or Gov ernmenls attending the toxic \.\ aste workshop at the Registry Hotel in Irvine that "1t is our de m a~<t--for products that creates these wastes .. They are the product of manufacturing S} nthet1c fibers and dyes. for ex ample. she said ··we are all. in some way. responsible for toxic waste." Mrs Myers said. The search for new sites in a seven-cou nt y Sout h ern California region 1s continuing under the auspices of the state and SCAG. s he !>aid Public workshops are sc heduled for late s ummer, with recom· m endations due to be released (Stt TOXIC, Page A2> $63,000 in coins stolen fro01 OCTD By GLENN SCO'IT oft ... Oallyl'lt«lcatt More than $63,000 in coins has been stolen from Orange County Transit D1 sl r1 cl buses 1n maintenance yards. oHicial!>say One worker. Jeffrev Revnolds. Coast man's boat saved from sinking Shipyard workt'rS a nd f1rt• boat crews saved a llunt1ngton Harbour man's 106-fool pleasure boat from sinking near Terminal Island. after the C'raft fell from a drydock hoist onto a cement pil ing. punching an 18 inch hole in its hull. authorities said Harry Dawson of 16512 Wanderer Lan(' est•mat ed damage to his boat the Lady Theresa. at $250.000 Los Angeles City Fire Department spok <>sman Ray Walker said the boat was being taken into drydoc k for repairs Thursday morning when 1l fell OIJt of its cradle and struck the pilmg The boat tilted to a 30-degree angle and was in danger of sink ing in Fish Harbor before work crews began pumping out the sea water. Walkersaict. The boat was "full to the portholes,·· said owner Dawson No inJuries were repbrted in the incident. ORANG( COAST WIATHIR Low cloudiness tonight and Saturday morning but mostly sunny Saturday afternoon. Lows tonight in sos . Highs Saturday mld-60s at beach~s to up- per 60s inland. INllDI TODAY I ce Capodu comt to Orangt Count11 /or tht first ttmt ... Cl. ' INDEX 29. of Buena Park, was arrested in January and his jury trial on gr and theft charges is scheduled to begin June2althe West Orange County Municipa l Court in Westminster. Bl'T DISTRICT offtcials, who first had claimed that Reynolds had sneaked more than S200 oH a bus in a small trash bin, aren't sure whether he was responsible for all the thefts They have left open the possibility that others were involved Deputy Dis trict Attorney Edward Hess said he plans to dis· c·uss the total losses during the trial. but he said evidence linking all the alleged thievery to R cynolds is circumstantial An audit performed this week indicated that the money dis appeared between Aug 30. 1980. and Jan 16 Th e m one) represents about 3 percent of the coins collected during that lime Most of the district's 497-bus fleet has new vacuum systems "here coir.s are taken off the btJs with machiner) District officials said the missing money apparent ly was laken from the 75 buses that don'thavetbesetup. BUT REYNOLDS' attorney. James Thomason of Anaheim. said he has questions about the audit and about possible claims that his client could have taken so much. "It ·s an impossibility for one man to walk off with $63,000 in coins ... he said. "Or even a group of men ... The district currently has two maintenance yards where buses are parked: on Harbor Boulevard just south of the Garden Grove Freeway in Garden Grove and on Sand Canyon Avenue east of the Santa Ana Freeway in Irvine The yards are patrolled and posted off limits to everyone but em ployees, decreasing the possibility that the coins could have been stolen by outsiders. 47rescued from riptides Forty-seven people were rescued Thursday by lifeguards lo Huntington Beoch in stronac riptides. Steve Davidson, marihe safety offlcerfortheclty, aaJd22,0001un· balhera nocted to the mll•lona clty beach to eiU01 th• wann weather. but 22 awimmera had to bi fls.becUrom the water. A spokesman for the t•o state beaches In the city aa!d about 15,000 people came• to the atate beacbe1 and rlpUdea r ultecl ln 25reacuesthere. ~ its doors to dangerous sub· stances later this month because of pressure from residents living near the SOO·acre hazardous waste site. Bob Fast, city manager of West Covina, said the city al· torney will present proposal laws to the City Council April 27 lo stop the private dump from accepij«g toxic wastes. He wouldn't speculate on what effect the proposed laws would have on the Huntington Beach excavation, which lJ expected to take three months and cost up lo $3 million. But state health officials have warned there already ls a shortage of sites to dump hazardous wastes and closure of BKK would seriously hinder future efforts to clean up the estimated 40 abandoned chemical dumps in Orange County. Jim Stahler, regional administrator for the state Department of Health Services. aaid Orange County may have more toxic dumps than 'ny eounty In the state. Six buardous wastes sites have been identified in Orange County, but Stahler, speaking at a waste management workshop in San Dlero Thursday, said the number could exceed 40. Doug Price, another health serv i ces official at the workshop, says it could cost the state millions lo clean up lhe old dumps. He also said there is a critical shortage of facilities to handle the 5 milUon tons of toxic wastes produced annually in California. Stahler said it appears that ii· legal dumping of toxic wastes "is going to be on the increase." Meanwhile, in Huntington <See DIG, Page A2) GOOD SKATE -Steve Isaacson of Spokane, Wash., wins a few appreciative stares as be skates past a par~ bench in Riverfront Park. The observers seem to be saying, col- FV district rent hikes protested By PHIL SNEIDERMAN 0'111• Oelly l'lleCScatt Organ1zat1ons that lease fo'ountain Valley School District classroom s may have to pay higher rent next school year , a prospect that 1s drawing protests from two local groups. At a meeting of district trustees Tuesday night. a spokeswoman for the Beach Cities Preschool warned that a renlincrease would force a tuition hike that could cause some parents to take their children out of the program. Beach Cities currently rents two classrooms at Wardlow School and one at Talbert School, paying only utility costs for its space. The second protest came from representatives of the Girls Club of Fountain Valley and Hunt· ington Beach. which plans to rent four classrooms next year. GIRLS CLUB spokeswomen said the organization may not be ·able to pay steep rental fees and maintain its "affordable" recreation program. In response, dlatrict trustees in· structed administrators to return in three weeks with a standard classroom rent schedule that would allowthedistrictsomenex· lbillly ln negotlatin& with com- munity groups. Barry Pulliam, assistant superintendent for business ser:vfoes. safd a atand•rd rent Polley ii needed because the dis· trlc~ now characea a variety of ratH to different tenantl. Al enrollment cont!nued to decline, more empty cluarooma are ex· peeled to be Jea1ed to outside aroupe,he1J.ld. For txlJllple, the diatrlct now chars• nothiftl to the HUnuncioa Beach Adult School for two cl111rooma UMd for lduc.UOO <See m&a. •••• M? J lectively, "Oh, to be that young again." · ___ _ Tlwusllmls retrace route of Christ JERUSALEM t AP > Thous apds of pilgrims from around the world climbed the narrow, twisting Via Oolorosa this Good Friday lo retrace the tortured path or J esus Christ to the skull-shaped hill called Calvary where he was crucified. Many bowed under the burden of h eavy wooden crosses they carried along the route from the place where Pontius Pilate condemned Christ, to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, traditional site of his crucifixion and entombment. Many pilgrims paused at the Third Station of the Cross. where tradition says Christ fell the first time, and lingered at a spot that has r ecently been paved with stone blocks believed to have lined the Via Dolorosa in Christ's time. Wh ether Christ actually stepped on them is questionable since scholars do not agree on his route lo Calvary But for many pilgrims. the Easler spint was enhanced by the smooth white stones. ··Seeing these stones and treading on them makes me feel I have walked in the footsteps or Christ," said Mary Del Savio, a pilgrim from New York City. "It i s lik e being with th e Redeemer." The stones were dug up by Jerusalem municipality workers when they removed the later Turkish-built surface to lay new pipes. 6 people crucified in Philippine rites Brown guest at NeWport fund-raiser By SANDIE JOY o<t ... Oallyl'l .. Utatt Gov Edmund Brown Jr. was the highlight. the guest, the benefactor and the reason for a 13-course. $1,000-a-plale dinner las tnighton Balboa Peninsula. The event, arranged by Santa Ana attorney Frank Barbaro, drew a collection of 24 Brown admirers first to the Newport Beach home of Or. Edward Abraham for cocktails and then by limousine caravan to the Robert the Great Restaurant off an alley across from Balboa Cina ma. As h\s supporters awaited his arrival inside the eatery, Brown· was cornered in the alley by newsmen who sought bis latest pronpuncements, but received non-telling responses from the governor. ASKED WHEN he'll annoutlte new state Supreme Court ap· polntments, he responded, ·•Soon.•• Has his list of potential ap· polnteesnarrowed? "I'd rather not get Into the de- tails,'' Brown said. What kinds of things do people talk to him abqut when be comes to Orange County? •'People's main complaint ls ju.t Uke anywhere else,'' he said, ·•crime and lnfiation.'' What about pollution? "I REPRESENT the entire state," be aald, dropping. the question there. Andaoon. Ju11t before beln1 ushered lnto the reataurant by a waher dreased like a teth eeatury monk. the 1ovemor paused to st1n several autosrapbj for Pie~ pa11enbywhobadspott.dblm. ' Tb• event, a tUnd•rU.. tor • committee explorl•I tb• CSM aaOWN. Pa .. Al) • • . Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Friday, AJ)rll 17,11981 By sTivg llA&BLE ~°""' .......... • ornctala at BW'bank Airport, where the acclaimed "q"1et" DC·9SUper-80 jet baa ~n operat. Joe for threo months, are kMplnS data on the jet's performance a well.guarded secret. ' Despite requests, varloua of. ilcials In Oran1e County say they've been denied nolae report.a on just how quiet tbe new McDonnell Douglas alrcraftl1. The noise data is considered lm- From Page A1 BROWN. • • possibility of Brown seeking the DemocraUt' nomination for the U.S. Senate next year, was in· formal and attracted a collection of monied guests. many of whom dido 't know the others previously. ONE GUEST, who asked not to be identified. said he attended because he was curious. Another. Santa Ana attorney Marty Handweller, said he hadn't t>een involved in politics in many years and a former partner sug- gested the Brown dinner would be a good way to become re· involved. The setting for the affair was strictly out of the middle ages. portant becauee the su,e...ao I• viewed u tbt key tO redudna nolM.Clobft Wayne Airport. AlrCal, which operata 2S daily nl•btt O\lt ol Joq W~e, ll ex· pectmc to take delivery of lta nrst Super-s>on May U and expects to beSln oepraUng the craft by the end of next month. H\JGB COFl'IN, Newport Beach's city attorney, said he baa been trying to get information from Burbank on the pertormaoce ol tM "quiet" Jet buthultnlckoutre1ularly. "It seema like it should be public lQlormatlon but we can't aeem totetlt.," he comm•nted. Bill Martin, who beads John Wayne's noise abatement center, t•Y• be hasn't received data on the Super-80 from Burbank either. He speculates, "They might be hesitant to release it because this la a new craft that has only been operating a short lime. Marti.o cauuoos that re~n.art. ot dilly nolu monitorlna at Burbank milhl not be appllcable •t Orange County becauae runway oharacterlsllcs are dltrerent. SAM JON ES, an airport director at Burbank, insists the Super-80 is quieter than other jets. particularly the Boeing 737, but refuses to release figures. He says a totaJ noise profile should be released in the airport's Dally Pl ... •"'" PMl<I cauaJ'Wtly1tatement Mxt month. Sam Lane, • Costa Meu acou tJcal enaineer who aerve1 DI a cooawuant to Newport Beach, clalma to bave rneuured noiae ge nera ted by Super·80s at Burbank and concludes that the new jet ls louder than reported by its manufacturer The Super-80 was demoMtrat ed last summer at John Wayne Airport and noise monitoring station readings revealed the t'rafl to be several det'ibels From Page A1 DIG ••• •seach. workers are clearing un contaminated areas around the dump in preparation for next week's hazardous excavation. The workers are wearing special protective suits to get used to the procedures, said a s pokesman for Mola Development Co . which is con dut'ting the excavation. The developer plans to build 224 condominiums on 12.5 acres which includes the abandoned dump State health officials oversee the proJet't. It is monitored by air quality equipment The dump was used for oil refinery wastes in the 1940s A strong odor 1s expected from the digging next week, but stale health officials say 1t won't be harmful. quieter than them, a plane now in operation at the county airport. B\JT NOISE CODtUlta.nt JCTJ Rolllnt, whose firm preplffd environmental report.I for AlrCal on the Super-8C>. says the dem· onstratton flight waa "h!&bJY structured." "That night," he com menu.ct. "was flown by a McDonnell Oouglu pilot who knew exactl)' what he was doinJ' and was highly familiar with the plane.·· Rollins said his firm, CH2M Hill of Newport Beach, hopes lo obtain data from Burbank on the Super Ill "that is. if they'll give it to us." Mickey McPike, a McDonnell spokesman. suggested that.noise readings at Burbank mijht not tell the full story on the new jet. HE POINTED OUT that Pat'ific Southwest Airlines, the only carrier in the country now flying Super·80s. has likely not had time to familiarize all its pi lots with the new craft. "'But we're fully confident that we have completely defined the noise t'haraclerislics of the Super-80." hesa:'a. McPtke P<)lnted out that when the new JCl was certified by the FAA, it was put through a battery of 159 flight tests. However, officials in Newport Beach express worry that the Super-Ill will be approved for use at John Wayne based t•nly on that FAA data and the single dem· onslrallon at the airport The restaurant, which opened Jast week and serves just 24 people at a time only on Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday nights, is decorated Uke a 16th centw:y abbey. NonnaJJy, guests would have lo pay $125 per person to dine on the fare provided by the manager/chef, who bills himself as Robert the Great. Workers remow toric soil from abandoned chemical dump in Huntington Beach after con· lfowever. an emergency evacuation plan ha~ been mailed to about ~.000 res1dt.-nls hvmg within 2.000 feet o f the l'X cavation. It is to be followed in the event toxic gases are re leased by the excavation. .. Because we t'an •t get that in· formation« from Burbank l ... s u~ gests Newport City Attorney Coffin. '"1t JUSt makes you a httle suspicion~ .. taminated din accidentally e:rcavated earlier thu week. From Page A1 Health officials say such an emergency is unlikely * * * NB mulls THE ABBEY atmos~ere Is enhanced by waiters dressed in monks' robes and background m usicof Gregorian chants OC to get more funding by Caltrans TOXIC DUMPS FEW. • • Condo plan criticized • rurport Guests, loo. are draped in monk-type coverings as they enter the t'andlelit eatery The menu for Brown's dinner. written in St'npt. included plenty of different wines plus quiche, fish and leg of lamb. but the governor. a vegetarian. skipped the main tourse in favor of steamed vegetables Between courses. the governor and his party took intermission breaks in the alley From Page A1 HIKES. • • ... programs IN CONTRAST, the district r harges $2.000 a year for eat'h of the three classrooms rented by the Orange County Department of Edut'ation for autistit' student l'lasses Pulliam said the district's own cost for mamlaming a t'lassroom 1s S2.160per year , and he proposed that this be used as the base rental fee for the coming year. He suggested that ~ fee be charged to tax-supported pubijc agencies. such as the Or ange Cou nt y Department of .Education, because they already receive funds lo provide special classes. • Pulliam has proposed that a llecond rent category be set up for •gencies or organizations that qualiry under the state Civic Center Act as groups thal con· ,jribute to the general welfare of .,1.he district. HE SAID THE Beach Cities , Prest'hool and the Girls Club fall an to this category. and could be !char ged half the regular rental 1fee, or Sl,080 annually per ·"classroom. Girls Club representatives ,. argued thal they now pay Sl.200 rannually for an undersized clubhouse owned by the City or Fountain Valley. U nder the proposed rates, :however. the club would have to .. pay more than $4,000 annually for } the four classrooms it seeks. , Board President Betty Mignanelll said the district should retain the option of charg- ing more modest fees lo or- ganizations such as the Girls (Club, which aids local students I and could s hare equipment with t, the district. r ''I will support a consistent rent r fee policy. thal allows us some I nexibillly to negotiate with or- ganizations like the Girls Club," I shesaid. I Caltran s officials in Sacramento. under pressure this week from Orange County leaders. have admitted they erred in calculating future highway funds allotted lo the countv They agreed Thursday to amend an earlier proposal so the county will receive 10.6 percent of highway funds sent to Southern California counties from 1983 to 1987 In the earlier proposal, the t'ounty was to receive about 6.5 percent or the funds despite the fat'l that the county has 13.2 per cent of the Southern California population. UNDER THE new formula. Orange County will get 15 3 rather than 9.6 percent of the funds allotted to combined Los Angeles. Ventura and Orange counties, which comprise Caltrans Region 7. The error, Caltrans officials said, involve'd the amount of funding first proposed for a project proposed to extend 11 miles from the Artesia Freeway to downtown Santa Ana. The Orange county project was given 15 percent fundin1 although the extension of the same project into Los Angeles' County was funded 100 percent. Caltrans officials said they believed Orange County planned lo build a mass transit rail line rather than a bus way, as Los Angeles proposed. The rail line would be funded primarily by federal grants, they said. BY GIVING Orange County 100 percent funding, the county's needs were boosted by about $200 million, giving the county a higher proportion of state funds. The Caltrana process does not set aside amounts of money for eac h county , o nl y the percentage of future dollars al- lotted toeach jurisdiction . Specific projects are listed on- ly to provide a basis for each county's needs. Decisions on which highway projects will be funded are made later In the process by the California Transportation Com- mission. Caltrans is expected to re· submit Its funding proposal to Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. ln about two week5. Brown then will present ll for ratification by the state Legislature. ,~--------------------------------------------"""" ORANOI COAST Dilly Piiat ThomM P. Hllt.y ~· Robert N. Weed .......... ~omatl<.MYll ~Murpf\lne ~t.on.., ~Sohulman ~c.a:.Mn ~:~rd Jr. =NC>Mea ... .., .... c...u-... CA. -.u ...,_: ... 1Mt, C.la Mne, CA. Mit by Det'ember AN 18-MEMBER committee formed by Mrs . Myers is ex· amining the issue statewide, she said "Siting (of the dumps> is the thorniest issue." sa id Joan DiN ai. a senior attorney for the Atlantic Richfield Co , complain- ing that federal. state and local bureaucracies are only com· pounding the problem. Atlantic Richfield, s he said, conducted a recent study in which it was found that ap· provals would be required from 26 government ageneies to con· struct a toxic waste dump site In Los Angeles County There is only one Class I dump s1le m that county. the BKK site in West Covina "The <approval I process must be expedited there must be a t'onsolidation." Ms , DiNai said . said. MRS. DINAI SAID there must be public partic1pat1on in the selection or sites ror loxit' waste dumps. but cautioned. "It has to Reagan plans tuv speeches WASHINGTON <AP ) President Reagan. wearing a suit and tie. was meeting with Cardinal Terence Cooke of New York and with his speechwriter toda y, the p r es ident 's spokesman said. Reagan was discussing with speechwriter Ken Khachigian plans for an economic address to the nation al an unspecified date as well as commencement speeches the president plans to deliver at Notre Dame on May 17 and at the United States Military Academy at West Point. N. Y .. on May 27 The president and his wife, Nancy, planned to spend a quiet Easter weekend at lhe White House. Cla ss slated • m tear gas A low-cost tear gas training class is being planned for senior citizens at the Huntington Beach Seniors Recreation Center, 1706 ·Orange Ave. As soon as 50 seniors are signed up, a date for the class will be scheduled. Additional names will be placed on a wait· ing Hat tor a later class. The cost of the course will be $11 .95, lncluding the certification and the gu container. It will be open to seniors, aged SS ot okfer, althouib participants need not resldelnHuntlneon Beach. To register for the co~ne, call the Sent.on Cent.er. 538-9387. Bomb wound8 8 be informed publ1t' participation .. To those who sugge~t sut'h dumps should be located m the s tate's desert regions. Ms D1Na1 said lhe cost of transportation to distant locations could be pro· hibit1ve to s mall toxic waste pro· ducers A bag producer like Atlantic Richfield '"will take 1t wherever 1t 1s supposed to take it .. In relating his experiences in helping · firms locate waste dumps, t'onsullant Kenneth Hekimian said putting the state health services department in charge of siting "is like putting the American Medical As- sot'iation in chan~e of the cost of hospitalization -OVER THE PAST 10 years. Hekimian said . Los Angeles County has lost all but one of its toxic waste dumps. despite what he claimed were sophisticated methods used by the county m disposing of tox1t' "astes Decision to t'lose the dumps. •he charged, "'were 98 percent political." Referring to private con· versations with haulers of toxic waste and the locations where they are permitted lo dump the products. Hek1mian observed . ·'They don 'l go lo BKK. They don't go lo Keltleman They don't go to Coalinga. They go out that way and they come back. empty." As for government in volvement in the siting of toxic waste dumps, Hekimian mused, "It's like making love to an elephant. Even If she loves you, if she rolls over. you're dead." in Huntington Proposed regulations meant lo "'encourage" Huntington Beach a pa rlment O\\ ners to t'on vert their units to t'ondommiums could eventually result m only rundown apartments with skyrot'ketmg rents remaining in the coastal city That's the assessment of t .... o pubhc officials working dose!.> with the Caty Council ad hoc com mittee that has drafted the "con do conversion" proposal ACCORDING TO proposed standards. apartments built s1nt'e 1974 easily could be converted into t'ondomin1ums But older structures built pr10r to thl' 1974 ~tandards would have to have more upgrading work done lo qua 11 fy as condom 1n1 u ms City Coun c1l"oman Ruth Finley and City Planning Com missioner Grace Winchell. who both work with the ad hoc com millee. say that the proposal could dist'ourage conversion of older. more rundown structures. but open the door to apartments built in the past seven years. If many of the newer apartments were to become t'on - dominiums, the demand would be greater for the remaining older apartments and "rents could go sky high." said Mrs Finley BOTH PUBLIC offit'ials said the intent of the proposed or dinance is to provide low-income housing and home ownership op portunities to young married couples watchdog Newport Heach c1l}' officials, . who ha\ e s pent more than SI00.000 1n the last nine months fighting growth at John Wayne Airport. µrt• working on plans to add a $52.000 ·a ·)car airport ·trouble ~hooter ·· to the c 1 t \ staff The proposed post. wh1 C'h likely will be addt.>d to the city's pre liminary 1981·82 budget later this month. would be created to take pressure off other t'1ly employees "ho have been coordinating airport related matters "THF. AIRPORT has plat'ed an incredible strarn on a number of people." commented Newport Mayor J<tl'k1e Heather. suggest mg that City Manager Bob Wynn and Cit) Attorney Hugh Coffin have been unfairly swamped with airport iSSUl'S Mayor !l eathe r said s he en v 1sions the pos1l1on as a ·number t.,..o man·· m city hall with responsibilities of handling all airport matters that Newport bet'omes mvol ved m In the past year. the city has e mployed a San Francisco airport consultant. an acoustical engmeer and five law firms. in· duding lawyers from Was hington O.C. and New Mexico. City officials also have agreed lo host and bankroll a June 1 anti· a irport expan'Sion rally at Newport fl arbor High School THE RALLY, tentive ly dubbed '"United Newport Against Airport Expansion Public Rally." is ex· peeled lo attract up to 700 persons and t'OS l between S4 .000 and S5.000 APRIL CARPET SALE TREND "RARE ATIRACTIONS" s13so Solid color plush. 100% nylon, 5 year residential wear warranty, protected with DuPont Teflon1t. Regular $1 7.50 installed. TREND "TOUCHE " Solid color plush, 100% nylon. 5 year residential wear warranty, protected with DuPont Teflon®. Regular $18.50 installed. . - TRENI "FLYING COLORS" Sculptured multl·color saxony, • 100% DuPont Nylon®, 5 year residential wear warranty. Regular $14.95 installed. 1663 PLACENTI~ AVENO~ • SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SAi.i PRICI s151s s111s (prices effective throug~ Aprll) I ,:.;:.•• ....... ......... .... ...... .., I I l r I I . --., ........... Actor Oliver Reed playfully nuzzle• Im 11-year-old girlfriend Josephine Burge at a party i1f New York to mark the premiere of hia new film. ''Lion of the Desert." .,. . .,.._ Identical tU)ins William Nimrod Seltzer, left, and Nimrod William Seltzer, 17, of'Lebanon, Pa., are re- cuperating at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia from eye surgery-on opposite eyes . It'• aot quite u •• , u .. oaee aa1ured ••••'reJ ~8utL1 ......... .... tdd IWn m-. mm it be Her nMde4 ber to "Jut ·wlilat»," lin't • bard to 'let u UM ttar·ltnack 1Di1bt Im· aiiae. w "People wtao don't lulow m think •51t*·1~1ot • loni Uat of men .:rouDd tbe bloci ••ltlal to ta•• btr out_1 • WtU lt isn't tl'U4 tb1t•1 aU," tbe b"8.k.Y-volc;i actress ls quoted' u sayt.q ln the May llcCaU'• ma1ulne. . "I don't know wb1 actrtae1 aeem so 1ntimidat- ln1," said Miu Bacall,·~· rills ln Broadway•• "''Womu o( tbe Year." But, the added, "some men are very unsure of themselves, are Just teo frt1htened." It'• her perfectloolam that frt1htens off men. Boaart'a widow aaya, but 1be baa ''been burned quite a few Ume.a.-.and I'm not really looldn1 forward to beJng burned too many times a1aln." The Imperials were chosen &Olpel eroup of the year and No. 1 eospel artist at the an- nual Gospel Music As - sociation Dove Awards in Nashville. The group also won beat contemporary gospel record album for "One More Song for You." Cyallala Clawaon was chosen female vocalist of the year for the second straight year, and al.so won the beat inspirational gospel album award for "You're Welcome Here " Ru11ell Taff won male vocalist of the year. An American industrialist and art collector with !onetime ties to the Soviet Union says art can help bridge the gap between the world's two superpowers. Armand Hammer, opening a seven-week showing of his renowned collection at the Cincinnati Art Museum, said the United Stales and the Soviet Union should com- municate even though they disagree on fundamental questions. .. Art can be a means of communication between people," the 82-year-old Hammer said at a news con- ference to preview the show- ing. Dust bites at Plains Winds cause trouble in Dakotas, Montana CALll'OtlNIA NEW YORK. (AP> - Amerteam are dMPlY dJYlded over U.S. lnvolve1neat la El SalYAdor Ud are WlhapiW ·wstb the dla_patc.. Of tJ .s. mllltary advlaera to that Ceatral A1nencan country. a new i.... toclated Prea·NBC Newt Poll aays. Many people do not •ccept the Rea1an admlnlltratlon ar,ument that the United States muat auppc>rt tbe rovernment ot El Salvaclor to atop eommunlJt a11re11lon. Tbty ebooae, In· atead, to believe that tbe contllct there 11 a civil wat in which America abould not 1et In- volved. The latest AP-NBC Newt poll was conducted Monday and Tuesday and la baaed on telepbcme interviews with 1,«>4 adults across the country. IT found that the public ia rouehJy divided oo the aeoeral iaaue ol U.S. support for the iov- ernment of El Salvador. . Twenty-aix percent •tree with lJ .S. backing, while 31 percent oppose it. Eleven percent were not sure. The rest -32 percent -said they had not heard of the con- fll ct that is ragln1 in that country, about the size of Massachusetts. Earlier this year, the Reagan administration sent more than so military advisers to El Salvador to help train that country's armed forces in the use ot U.S.-provided military equipment. IN the poll, a majority of those who knew of the conflict -52 percent said they opposed the Burglaries up in Huntington Residential burglaries in Huntington Beach during March increased slightly from the previous month and were significantly higher than the total for March 1980, according to figures released this week by Huntington Beach Neighborhood Watch. The crime prevention organizat.ion said 222 home burglaries were reported to police during March, up three from the previous month. The total for March 1880 was 191. In the March 1981 home break-ins, 74 entries were made -through open or unlocked windows and doors , Neighborhood Watch said. A breakdown of tbe fl1ures indicated downtown Huntinstoo Beach and other neighborhoods near the ocean reportecl a higher incidence of home burglaries. Also during March 1981, 78 vehicle break-ins were. reported in Huntington Beach, along with 56 commercial burglaries. dlspa~ ot adviaera. tortJ•tttO percent approv*9 of ~ the advlaen IDcl e pereeat • .,. aoti aure. A ke1 element bi the public oplnlon on J:l Salvador 11 • re- jeeUon of th• baal~ Reaaaa admlnlatratlon deacrlptfon ol the altuaUoo. Fifty.one percent of tboM wbo knew ot the el.tuaUon H~ld \hey aareed that the fl1lat1n1 i1 a "civil war in which the U.S. aov- ernment should not •et In- volved." That compares to 38 percen~ wbo el)nM tbt ~ daa& die "U.S. rovenunent must~ tht IOVll'BIMDt of El ~ to stop commiuill~ agreulola.!'' Eleven ~ent were unabk to pick eltbel'. poil!Uoa. ~ •N Central, Repubdcant and conservative• ate the ma.Jot 1upporter1 of the Rea1aa admlni1tratlon policies ln .~ Salv•dor. As. 1roup1, women, Democrats,· independents, liberala and moderatea all tend to be opposed to the Rea1an policies. Cottonseed extract 'male 'pill' base? ATLANTA (AP) -Scientbts h a~ e d la c o v e r e d h ow a cottonseed extract lowers the sperm count, a finding that brings them a step closer to de- veloping a variant of the extract -1oasypol -.-as a mate birth control pill. Goasypol appears to iphlbit a key emyme needed for sperm production, biochemists from the federal National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences said Thursday. Gossypol, the yellow pigment in cottonseed oil, bas been under intense scrutiny by many labs since a 1978 Chinese study showed it was 99 percent effective in preventing pregnancy. THE figure is comparable to the best result.a obtained with birth control pills for women. Unfortunately. 13 percent of the 4,000 Chinese men who took the pill also suffered side ef- fects, predominantly low blood pressure and potassium loss, said Dr. Chi· Yu Lee or the federal laboratory in Research Triangle Park, N.C. Lee said gossypol may be too toxic for use as a male con· traceptlve in the United States. Scientists are searching for safer chemical relatives. THE research by Lee and Heinrich Malling simplifies this search by providing a quick chemical assay -a test of the enzyme ~ for screening new dru1s. Lee described the work Thursday to the Federation of Americj Societies for Ex-perimen Biology here. · The t o scientists found gossypol selectively inhibits a form of the enzyme lactate de- hydrogenase that is pecuilar to developing sperm. The enzyme is the last step in the chemical cascade that con- verts glucose sugar into a form q1e body can use to make ener1-y. All cells have some kind ol lactate dehydrogenase, Lee said. But sperm cells h'ave a particular kind that works either in the presence or absence of ox- ygen. This may be because the sperm need to malntain move- ment in an oxygen-depleted environment in the wom~" he said. GO~VPOL'S chief advantage is that it doesn 't affect the pro- duction or the male hormone testosterone. Drugs that block testosterone can b1· effective male contraceptives, but they abolish sexual desire. ~missal of charges sought COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (AP) A Judge has taken under advisement a motion to dismiss murder charges against two re- put e d mot o rcy c le gang members accused or killing a Spokane. Wash.. woman near Post Falls last June Attorneys for Donald Paradis, 34, Spokane , and Thomas Gibson, 29, Josephine County, Ore.. asked First Deputy Dis- trict Judge Gary Haman to dis- m lss the charges due to in- sufficient evidence. Paradis and Gibson earlier had been acquitted in Spokane of murder charges in the beating death of Scott Currier. 26, of Huntington Beach. They still face trial in con- nection with the strangulation slaying of 19-year-old Kimberly Ann Palmer, whose body was found near Currier's by Kootenai County Sheriff's de-puties. 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Police to bloek ' • . . • • BOston MaratlioQ? -. • BOSTON <AP> -WbUe the , director ol tbe Bolton Marathon aatd he wu sure the pretUlloua · foot race would ••run on schedule," representatives of . the city's antfY police said there were DO plaaa to cancel a protest that would block the paths of the runners. "A• of this momeot, the plan is still in effect," Frank McGee, attorney for the Boat.on Police l Patrolmen 's Association. said Thursday night after the state attorney general pleaded with him to halt the protest. ·'It is a mandate." Shulde photog . to lose licenae? CAPE CANAV'ERAL. Fla. (AP) -Federal oCficials have moved to suspend the licenae of a pilot who may have risked a collision with the space shuttle Columbia by flying his private plane Into restricted air space seconds before blastoff. before the Columbia lifted off Sunday. Fire rout.a~,. NEW YORK (AP) -Some l,SOO guesta of the New York Statler Hotel were forced onto the streets around Madlaon Squarft Garden early today after· a smoky fire erupted in a pantry near a third-floor ballroom, of· ficlals said. OU~aet WASIDNGTON (AP) The Interior Department announced Thursday it intends to speed up offshore oil leases on four sites off the Alaskan coast that it views as having high potential. Rioten near Haig WASHINGTON <AP) -Five demonstrators protesting U.S. involvement in El Salvador managed Thursday to get within a few dozen feet of the office of Secretary of State Alexander Haig Jr. before getting arrested, a 9tate Department spokesman said. REDSTONE, Colo. (AP> - Retcue Worten found tbe bocti• of 15 eOal IDlMn todA1. • ct., and a halt afte:r an exp&o.kla ripped tbfoulb the Dutch CNelt No. 1 mine ln the Colorado Roeklee, a 1pokeswoman fot the mlne operator aatd.1~ The cllltovery qt me Uth body Just alter sunup today concluded the search for those kWecl in the 'expJosioli Wednesday afterno0n\ sud Miriti lfeyen, pei'ilo8'Del d1rtetor for Kid Coatlnent Eeaourcee Co., 1'bleh ~ the ai1neao nillee wnt ol A.Qen. · Tbe came ot the expJoe19n wu not imme41ately llnowa. bqt tbeN WU ·~waUOD tbat the> miners m•'ht have bit a methane ••• pocket, wblcb trlHerid the blut. Mlnelw 11)' betn1 neu a· methane expac,.loo in a mine abaft would be like be· T8E ftll8T nine Yictlml were ideatlfted u KYM Cook, aa, of Slit, Colo.: IUebard Uneoln, zz. Glenwood Sprtnp; Loren Mead, 35, Rtne; Rona14 Patch, 34, Carbondale; Terry Lucero: 28, Glenwood Sprtnp; Glen Sharp, 31, El Jebel: John Ayala, 40, Carbondale; John Rhodee, 29, Carbondale, and Robert Bacle, 29, New Cutle. Meyers released the names ol the five other victim•: Tbomu Vetter, 24; WillJam E. Gutherie, 32; Daniel Lit willer, 21 ; and Hugh W. Pierce Jr., 20, all of GLeowood Springs; and Brett Tucker, 30, Carbondale. He said the bodies were being removed from the mine district office to Farnham Richardson Mortuary in Glenwood Springs . SOME OF the miners ' families were buddied around campfires near the gate at the mine road entrance when someone ran up shouting, •"They're all dead! They're all dead!" Members of the family of one miner jumped up, Uaeir bodies racked with sobs. The pilot, not identified pend· ing r eceipt of the s uspension notiee. was chased away from the launch pad just jO seconds ,.,..,.... ~aident1, moat more than 60 JICd1I of age, UN blankdl and bedlpreadl for protection again8t cold after being evacuated from /ata)fire in KCJMCU Cit11, Mo. aparlment building. There were 22 men inside when the blast occurred. Seven men made it out immediately after the explosion. Three were hospitalized for burns, bruises and shock. Poland approves union for farmers Apartment fi,re kills 6; 35 hurt WARSAW, Poland (AP) Representatives of Poland's 3.5 million private farmers and the communist government signed an agreement today which will allow legalization of an .in· dependent farme rs ' union, a spokesman for the independent union Solidarity said The signing had been delayed for several hours by wr angling over final details. and 1t was not immediately clear how t he prob- lem was resolved. Rockets explode, break Beirut tmce BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP> Police reported a 30-minute ex· change of rocket-propelled grenades between Syrian and Christian forces in Beirut today, nine days after a cease-fire was to have taken hold in this embattled city. However, no other violations of the cease-fire were reported here or in Zable, a Christian stronghold 30 miles to the east· which is under siege from Syrian soldiers. Hunger strike ends KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -A residents were senior citizens smoky, five-alarm fire erupted and estimated their average agE: In a 10-story apartment building as 60. early today, killing at least six Tree<:e said officers originally people and injuring 35 others, in-listed eight dead because of a cl ud i ng si x fir e fighters , mixup with a bospltal report. He authoritiessaid. s aid nearly all or lhose injured "If the people had kept all were suffering from smoke in· their doors closed and stayed in balation or cuts and bruises. their rooms, every one would The fire was discovered short- ba ve gotten out," said Fire ly after midnight <PST) and was Department spokesman Harold reported under control about Knabe. "But, or course, it was a two hours later. panic situation." . When the first fire units ar· More than 60 of the residents rived, the names were shooung were evacuated by ladders from out of the windows on the front the rear of the building, he said . side of the building, Knabe said. Fire officials said the blaze POLICE SGT. Jim Treece was contained in the first floor, said that when firefighters first but the entire building was filled arrived at the scene dozens or with smoke. BONN, West Germany (AP) people were leaning out of THE F1RE appeared to have Twenty.five West German windows all over the building. started in a lobby area between terrorists ended a two-month "Fortunately, no one jumped the two shops, Knabe said . hunger strike Thursday, signal· or we woufd have had a rea~ Treece said the building's ing an end to weeks of violence problem," he said. open stairwells "acted like a by their supporters. The fast The bric k and concrete furnace flue, j ust pulling the ended several hours after 38· Westport Central Apartments smoke all the way up, through year-old Sigurd Debus, the first contined 100 units, mostly studio the building." of the strikers, died of starvation apartments. Authorities said Four of the victims were found ninth floor, police said. One of those four, a 23-year-old woman identifie<l as an employee of the delicatesJen, was found in an elevator that bad stopped on the second floor. Two bodies were found just outside the apartments. Treece said all the victims appeared to have died of smoke inhalation. The cause of the fire was un· der investigation by members of th e police t>omb and arson squad. Fire officials said there were no smoke alarms in the building except for a few purchased by individual residents NY police, fire strike talks halt YONKERS, N.Y. CAP > - Negotiations between striking firefighters and city officials col· lapsed early today as a few ranking fire officers. armed with brooms anc;I a single hose, scurried around Yonkers trying to contain blazes in brush, build· ings and cars . Tl\e strike started Wednesday when firefighters and many of their superiors walked off the job in a contract dispute. On Thursday, r a nking police of· ricers and Department of Public Works employees joined them. Mayor Gerald Loehr pleaded with Gov. Hugh Carey to send National Guard assistance. Carey responded by sending a task force to sttidy what state in· tervention miy,ht be needed, but did not send tt.e guard. in a Hamburg hospital. that almost 99 percent of the 184 between the second noor and the ~~~~~~~~~~~~__;_~~~~~~~~~--'-~~~~~~-.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~ Klan says suit by Viets u:elcome HOUSTON CAP) Ku Klux Klansmen. who allegedly have told Vietnamese fishermen to get out of Galveston Bay, say they welcome a lawsuit by former refugees seeking federal protection because it "shows we 're effective.·· The Vietnamese Fishermen's Aasociation. which representa 58 fishermen who own 51 boats. filed suit in federal court Thurlday seeking in· junctions against the Klan and the protection of federal deputies. It also seeks the possible assistance of the U.S. Coast Guard in the bay, where tenaiom have run high between local fishermen and refu1ee1 of the Vietnam War who have 1ettl~ there. TWO VIETNAMESE BOATS have been burned in recent weeks and Klansmen have held rallies, burned crosses and n<1<1en "patrol boata" carrying guns and wearln1 rpbes. · The Vietnamese say the Klan bas warned ~· SOUTH COAST PLAZA Stotytelling by Delores Bowles Bntrbc Potter Autbority CAROUSt:L COURT April 16-18 at 2-r 3, 4 p.m. themto1et~ofthearu~M~~MtheKlan~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~U would be forced to "take matters into its own hands," accordln1 to the suit. The ,rand dra1on of the Texas Klan, Louts Bea~. ca1Un1 another rally in the bay area for May 9, said, •'Only a fool can expect these Texans to 1ive up their birtbrtptwithout a ft1ht.' • ANOTRE& KLAN SPOKESMAN, wtio identified himself aa John Galt, exalted cyclops, 1ald: "We really consider It (the 1uit) a com· pllment. It 1bow1 we're an effective oraanlutlon- in the state." The fl1hermen are. amon1 about 2,500 Vl....,ameae who settled on the Teua cout aft.er the fall of Salaon ln 1"75. 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Wl&l.lna••• OUI PIANO UA.• mrT GUI U• llPf. w .. aouautUM. eooa ••• ,....., , SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (AP> -Tbe natlon'1 lar•e,t aid l'MOl't, lleavenly Valley, hu abut clown . lu 1lop11, brtnalnl to an end one ot JU ibortelt aid . seuona ever. . Brady Hoqe, the reaort't martr.un, dlredor, said u.e dedaton to clOH TbundaY bad notblbl ~ do with an acddent April 5, when a lki ttft slipped , •off lta cable and fell to the lf'OUDd, lnJu.rlnl 17 . people. • 1 SriOumobilen cited • YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (AP) -Six ' anowmobilera were ordered to appear before a federal 01agiatrate here for alleled.IY rtd.lnl in the park in violation of a 7-year-old federal ban. The men are 4lccuaed of enterin1 throuch a locked west gate in Lee Vining and riding in two eroups 24 and 34 miles into the park Wednesday. . Groups pmh busing LOS ANGELES (AP) -In an 11th-hour move ' to save mandatory busing in Los Angeles public schools, two organizations have Jiled state and I federal suits to halt Monday's return of 7 ,300 children to neighborhood schools under a voluntary integration program. . I t The American Civil Liberties Union, the second civil rights group to file suit in two days, asked the state Supreme Court in San Francisco to keep a mandatory busing plan anve. Fields out on bail LOS ANGELES CAP) -Ross Fields, the de· fendant in a $21.3 million fraud suit by Wells Fargo Bank, has been freed on bail after being held 13 days on federal charges of passport falsification and unJawful flight. Fields, who became a boxing promoter under the alias of Harold J . Smith, was released from Los Angeles County Jail Thursday night after the final '20(),000 of his $355,000 bond was posted, said sheriff's Sgt. George Galeener. ,.im recovered Sl\N FRANCISCO CAP> Two men were ar· rested after police recovered two prized 18th century violins stolen from San Francisco Symphony members. One of the violinists, Raymond Kobler, got back his Nicholas Lupot violin, valued at $30,000, just In time to perform a solo at a matinee Thurs· day, sald David Landis, a spokesman for the symphony. I . I I SAN J'RANCJSCO· (AP> -True to tradltlon, Su P'riiladlC-plan to party on tbe diamond an- nlvensy ol tbe ctty•1 ,...at eartbQuake and ftre Saturday, a cat.UU'ol>b• that ld•tlttt tb.lnk may well be repeated wtthln tbe decade. / AJtbouO an atmoepbere ot convtvtallty wm dominate tb• 7$.b annlvenary, the celebration in the last few years hu turned into an occulon for tlty offtclalJ to teat S.n Francilco'• readlneu to wlthltand a potent quake, wbicb at least one ael1mololllt aays bu a one-in-two chance of 1trtk- ln1 ln the lBI. . TO DM>Ra -Ador Michael Landon, 44, baa filed a petition to end bia 18-year. marriage to Marjorie Lynn Landon. The couple, who have three children, separated in early 1980. AT LEAST • people pertahed in tbe boe quake and tbe inferno that wu tnuered when 1a1 atovea and lines bunt apart. When the Richter scale wu devlsed later, tcientlata taued lt u an 9.3 on the open-ended 1y1tem, which 1bow1 a quake's Int.en.atty by meuuriD1 IJ"OUDd motion. Government studies say a almJlarly powerful quake, if it occurred on a weekday, could kill 11,000, mainly because the city hu not prepared adequately for possible tragedy. So, in sllghUy scaled-down version of laat · year's drill, emergency officials have devised another rehearsal for next week. After Mayor Shuttle Columbia's return home delayed EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE CAP > -The space shuttle Columbia's piggyback night back to Florida next week will be delayed by at least 24 hours because of start-up problems. Explaining that "we've never done this pos't-spacing flight testing before," Les Reinert.son, spokesman for NASA 's Dryden Flight Research Center, sld Thursday that none of the problems appear serious. WHILE THE SHIP still seems in top shape after Its maiden voyage, Reinertson s aid the earliest the Columbia could leave here atop a 747 ferry plane is next Thursday, "and that could even slip a little." The Columbia, flagship of a new American era in space, still rested alongside its desert landing strip here Thursday, tucked beneath the open steel superstructure that will raise it 60 feet for mating to the jumbo jet. Some 150 technicians continued checking the spacecralt and prepar· Ing it for its flight to Kennedy Space Center. It was bein1 examined by cameras to assess the performance of its heat-shield tiles. Preliminary inspections had in· dicated no serious problems , although some repairable damage to the tiles was found, space agency of- ficials said. WHEN THE COLUMBIA finally leaves this desert air base, its leisurely flight to Florida will be in- terrupted by a one-night layover at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma Citx. NASA said. Mari1res plan 100-mile hike CAMP PENDLETON, (AP> -A five-day, 100-mile hike through des· ert country wUI end with a march through downtown Borrego Springs for a battalion of U.S. Marines. The exercise, which begins Mon· day in Salton City, ls being conducted to test the combat readiness of Camp Pendleton Marines. Lt. Col. Jay SuJJivan, battalion commander, said Thursday another objective of the hike is to evaluate the support ability of the logistics and supply section. We've found your place in the sun . With a full-skirted sundress from N-M , the prospects couldn't be brighter -or more comfortable. And the advantages are two-fold: you can bare your shoulders to _ the sun or cover up for work with your own light jacket. From Lanz, bright stripes in polyester-and-cotton, 46.00; multi-color flowers on white polyester-and-rayon, 58.00. The white polyester-and-cotton hal· ter piped and sashed in green. by Act I, 50.00. All siz.es 3 to 13 in Juniors, Newport Beach. Dianne Felmtein tlvtlf .-almulated d~laratton of emer1ency oa tbe Tadio, tbe aerciff wW Involve achoolchUdnn, ~e worken, llfefllhten, police and ambulance crews. · B UT ON SATUaDA Y nipt, the mayor will be leadin1 a march down the 1wMpln1 1talrcue tn the rotunda of City Hall to Join revelen at the Firemen'• Ball . Earlier In the day -at 5:13 a.m .. the Ume when the U08 quake rumbled throueh the city - celebrant& will mint le at Lotta '1 Fountain, a downtown monument that survived the treat quake. The gathering there is traditional. Joaeph Alioto, when he wu mayor from 1988-1976, turned the event lnto a picnic. CILUIPAGNE TOASTS to the city's resllient spirit a.re another San Francisco custom on the an· niveraary ol the quake. .. San Francilcana celebrated the occasion even before some of the baild.ings rose from the ruins. The city's first classy celebration of the "ought-six" quake, an event recarded as the divid- ing line between old and modern-day San Francisco, was done in ele1ant style in the Fairmont Hotel a year later. A reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle wrote, "Two hundred waiters served the banquet which was prepared by 50 cooks." NEW JOll -Former defense secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, 49, has been elected chairman of Rand Corp. He was elected a Rand trustee in 1977, after leaving the Ford ,ad - ministration. ,• ;..' ' .;.,.. ;/'•'' .<'• :•,..A~ ,r .............. ~•:,.'' ' ;,..~ .. •"/ ~',• •,•'• ,• l'i; ,\) c\eatance ; ~~ ELDORADOs, COUPE DE VILLEs ~ AND SEVILLEs ;~ SALE PRICED 1 THROUGH MOllDAYI Closed Easter Sunday• Open Un til 9 P.M . M onday! , It'• a 11l9ek Wbm mindl bave beeD OD taxea. llo1t Of UI mana1ed to 1truai1e to tbe deadlllie Md iiaaU o« our 1CMOI UCI NOi <wltb attaebed 1cbedulea. wttbhaldf~ f.onm aild, too ofbm, cbeclm). eve paid off the fellow · wbo'1 come to be known u "my tu man/' who ,Wdea us tbroqb tbe fonm that were sul>POMCI lo have beea:J 1lmpllffed, but aomebow weren't. We're glad it's over for another rear. · In Washington, minds also are CJn toes, but the issue is far from olYer. The debates are b'at- lng up. Congressmen report that while their mall, early in the administration, was heavily in Javor of full support for President Reagan's economic package, the tenor of the messages is beginning to change. Aa detalJB of proposed cuts in federal spending began to seep through, lobbying for special in- terests began in earnest. 'Now many Democrats and some recalcitrant Republicans are ~esting the budget should contain more funds for social pro- grams and less for defense. Supporters of the social pro- gr ams fear that Reagan's prom- ise of a safety net for the "truly needy" is too vague. They fear some of the needy may fall through holes in the safety net. Otben ~ complalnlill that tbe p= 30 percent tu cut over a ~year period will pro- duce few doll art for the loWer-tncome taxpayer, but many for thoaewithhlghlncomes. . The administration says that's the, Point. The well·to-do are more likely to invest the ex-. tra money and tbUI stimula~ the economy and the lower income fol.ks can make Immediate use of their added dollan they 1ay. President Rea1an says be won't budge from bis three-year tax cut plan. Vice President Bush lets it be known the ad- ministration wants nothing less than the whole bud1et package. Rilbt now Just about every American f eela the tax pinch bas gone too far and that government is wasting too much of b1a bard- eamed money. Obviously the only answer to this is for government to spend Jess and tax less. Maybe the skeptics are right ln doubting the Reagan economy package can achieve everything claimed for it. Maybe the benefits won't be perfectly balanced. Maybe some programs will be bruised. But somehow the tax-and-spend roller coaster bas to be slowed. Right now the Reagan package offers the best hope. So why not try it the president's way? ' Vanishing farmland A favorite pastime of longtime Oranfe Coast res - idents, longtime m this case be- ing five or 10 years, is to point out to visiting relatives the costly clumps of tract homes where fra- grant orange groves once stood. We've all been there. The dis- appearance of seemingly endless bean fields and the erection of sleek office buildings is always the fa ult of the folks who came after us. Well, the county Department of Agriculture has releaaed its annual report on crop production and the city slickers among us can start spicing up our agricultural arguments with a few hard facts. Crop value hit an all time high of $246.7 million despite a loss of 1,671 acres last year. Most of the 106s came from grain and barley crops. Uprooted were 182 acres of oranges and lemons. However, 439 acres were replanted, result- ing in a total of 257 new citrus acres. But there is no denying that Orange County is quickly 106ing its agricultural land. In 1960 there were 99,262 acres and by 1980 only 29,353 remained. The sad fact is that raising crops no longer is profitable for many farmers. Selling the land for other uses is. In 1964 there were 1,542 !arms in the county and by 1978 only 587 were left. So the next time you're point- ing to a new housing tract, where strawberries and beans once blossomed, remember someone may be saying the same thing as they pass your home. Doubtful, justice Brenda Spencer is an 18· year-old Fullerton College student whose only income is $200 per month in Social Security benefits. She signs the money over to her father, who bas polio. Last October, Brenda re- ceived an $8 parking ticket on the college campus. She appeared in North Orange County Municipal Court last Jan. 13 and told Com- missioner H.H. Clark she was in· nocent and could prove it because she had a college park- ing sticker on her car. Com- missioner Clark said fine and set a trial for Feb. 19. Though Brenda said she couldn'tr pay it, Clark ordered that S8 ball be posted within one week. Brenda did not post the ball. But when Feb. 19 arrived, .she appeared in court. The dis- trict attorney's office asked the ticket be dismissed. -Clark gra4t- ed the motion. · But because th~· $8 bail bad not been posted, Brenda was found in contempt of court -and ·fined $34, more than four times the amount of the citation. Brenda told Clark she couldo 't pay that sum, either. She turned to the American Ci vii Liberties Union . It petitioned an Orange County Superior Court judge to overturn Clark's contempt order. The petltiolfwas denied. As it turned out, Brenda re- turned before Clark lasf Friday on the contempt charae. Clark ref used to dlamtls it. The matter ended when the ACLU paid the fine on Brenda's behalf. You 're all .heart, Com- missioner Clark, all bea:rt. .. Opinions expreswd In the ~e above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views ex- Pr•SHd on this page are those of their authors end artists. Reeder comment Is Invit-ed. Address The Delly Piiat, P.O/Box 1S60, Costa Mese, CA 9262'. Phone (71') rM2""321. LM. Boyd/Jffaiie Lie ,. __ One love and war expert of mterJear cootadM tbat all man •to tb1Dk ol tbemHlvet u just a ttJe daneerout-If true,• DO Jaunt iwoman lbould tell a man lbe ~ tb• .can trmt him. Clearl1, be doelil t ~•at tMr to be 1ure Of~ tbat., .... tboua be may not now lt. Sb• :wou.Ja do ...... to t.11 blm. 0 Wltb !;'.09, I ..... kDow wMt to GJ*l-" ~1ke wtu prob:!W.:~•• wM6 be bean It, Dcit It'• a Oatout ue, tlNlt. 1'ttb ldm • non uac1l1 wbat to .,.et. f'~ eoueeton n•twally tot ,, ... ·- To the IRS it's 'them and us' WASHINGTON -~ small bual- neaaman in Portland, Maine, was stunned laat June when without any warning the Internal Revenue Semce 1ebed '8,000 from bis bank account. Tbe besieged buaineaaman, Richard Dyke, bad been the innocoot victim of an embeulement which, in turn, bad caused a '20,000 tu delinquency. He bad tee!eived permiuion from IRS of· ficlala to pay off tbe debt in m90tbly ln· stallmenta of $2,000. He bad kept up the payment.a faithful- ly for several months. Theo suddenly, the IRS descended on his bank account and grabbed $9,000 to pay off the balance of the bill. In some ways, Dyke may have been luckier than Maurice Bishop, a Michigan buaine.asman who bad aJao been vlctim.Ued by an embezzler and wound up owing the federal 1overnment $10,000 in taxes u a result. The IRS slapped a lien on property worth $400,000 to assure payment of the delin- quency. Bishop paid off $20,000 of the tax debt in cash; the IRS refused to rele~ any of the lien. Even after the balance was paid off early last July, the tax bloodhounds toot their sweet lime get· tin& the lien erued from court records, tyln& up Bist:op'a $400,000 worth ot property for several months. INCUDIBLY, both the seisure of Dyke's money and the cripplin& lien a1alnat Bishop's property were perfect- ly le1al under IRS re1ulatioo.a and the enormous diacretlonary authority Concrtlls bu liven to the tu muten. Lite the Mamelukea of ancient E1ypt -the class of bureaucratic slaves who eventually came to control their royal masters -IRS officials have become the rulen of the American public they are supposed to serve. Thou&b moet of them exercise their awesome power reasonably and responsibly, the potential for capricious enforcement becomes a temptation that some revenue omcers can't resist. It'• arguable that Ronald Rea1an'1 most effective campaign pledge wu bis promise to 'Jet the 1overnment off our backs." An lt'a also arguable that G -J1-c1-11-1-11-11-1 -d many busineaamen and ordinary tax- payers consider the petty despoU of the IRS tbe government representatives they'd most like to 1et out from under. In the sacred cause of extract.tne every dollar due Uncle Sam from the tax- payers. the revenue officers often come down like the wolf oo the fold. Why is tbia? One reuon seema to be the attitude drilled info IRS employees. Susan Long, a Princeton visiting fellow who has studied IRS •training, said, "They're tau1ht that 'most people cheat' and •you're bated,' which puts you on the defensive from the start." Thia, of course. ia nonsense. Moat peo- ple don't cheat -the income tax system is a marvel of voluntary, honest "aelf-iocrlmlnatlon." And it 'a the fri1htened taxpayer. bewildered by IRS regulations and intimidated by the auditor'• accusatory demeanor, who is on the defensive in m<M1t situations. BUT THE PARANOID mentality or ''them acatnst us" ls firmly fixed in lRS olficlaiJ. Coupled with a ru,hly de- centralized admlniatratlon that gives local revenue officers and supervisors virtual autonomy in their little fiefdoms. the prevailing attitude within 1\he IRS can spell doom for a taxpayer who doesn't fill in bis complicated re-, turn to the aathfacllon of the bureaucrats. An added factor appears to be that in-: structiooa from W aahincton are 1arbled ln transit to the field offices or are mis- interpreted by ambitious regional of- ficials fearful of 1eemi111 leaa dedicated than their colleagues in other reppna. Property seizures a1ainst delinquent taxpayers offer a case in point: Such seizures are supposed to be a last resort against bard-core tax evaders. But in early 1979, when Robert Starkey became bead of the IRS collection division, the number of seizures in- creased dramatically. from 5, 723 in 1979 to 9,423 lut year. Starkey to11f my reporters Tony Capaccio and Deborah Latish that •·we were finding in districts cues where seizures were appropriate but not beinl made . . . (SO) we began to focus at- 1tention on t.bi5 fact with the districts.·· Starkey added: "Unfortunately, the message that got through in SQme situations waa perceived aa a quota by some group managers. Obviously, this message was wrong and not national policy." • Despite his disclaimer. Starkey sure- ly must have known enou1b about the bureaucratic mind to realize the effect of his May 20, 1980, memo. "While rev. enue oCficers must continue to have a large area of independent authority,'' be wrote. •'they should be required to document reuons for not undertaking enforcement actions in specific cues." The innocent taxpayer might think it should be the other way around -that the revenue officers should be required to document their reasons for taking tough action. But in the topsy-turvy world of the IRS Mamelukes. that's not the way it works. This. is • a special kind of bravery \ .... Timothy J . McCarthy, the Secret Service agent who interrupted tbe ntcht of a bullet toward the body of the Preal- dent with bi.a own, ls out of the hospital and in good shape. The story ol llcCartby'a ben>Um is a good one, and much better because of b1a recovery. Whatever the detalla of the fillbt of the bullet, it aeema likely be saved the Presldeot'a life and be did it on pUfPOU, not ~ause be wu ln tbe way by .accident.-nu. is why be de· aervea to be honored for beinc brave. There bu always been a lot of con- fusion in the world about bravery. A brave person La one who knowingly risks bi.a or her life ln exchange for' pro- tectlnt aomethinc that La rtpt. U a dnmk drives a car 90 miles an hour on a twistina mountain road, thereby riltin1 bll life, tbit isn't brave, it's stupid. DUlllNG WO&LD War ll, I saw a lot of brave men and a lot of othen who were atven medals for bravery who were not. Some of those atmply naked their lives by accident, because they were fore~ to or because they didn't understand how danteroua what they were dotnl wu. AmOlll tbe bravest men l knew were th• crews of the B-17 and B-2' bomben who flew on dayll&bt raids over Germany. ln the early daya ol that air war, the loues were~ between 5 percent and 10 percent on every mb- alon. Each crew member bad to fly on 25 mlqiom before be was retired from combat. It didn'.t take a mathematical cen~u· to understand bow poor hla cbanc.'ea of survival were. ' THE SEC&ET SE&VICE people who protect the President are brave the way tbote bomber crews were brave. They live normal family lives except for the AllY ROllO periods when tbey are with the Preli· dent. 'lb~y have lot. of time to consider the~ dan1er the)''.re often ln but they a1ree to do lt anyway becauae tbey're brave. . )(cCartby probably didn't think out what he wu dolnt when tbe abotl awl· ed comiq at President Jteacao. Like most ol us moat ol U.. Ume, be wu too . . busy doin& sometbin1 to lh1nk much about what be was doln1. He'd already thoutht lt out a thousand times. YEAJlS AGO this kind of action would have been called "manly" but the word baa an old-fublooed rin1 to it now. We've dropped the word because there's a au11estion about it that there's more virtue to "manliness" than to . "womanliness." Today, McCart,!:ly'1 action la more apt to be called "macho,'' which comes from the Spanish word for "male." Unfortunate· ly, it's become a dero1atory term. Be· int "macho" is ldenUfied with tbougbt- leaa male a11ressivene11 indifferent to attack by others and thoulbileaa in at· tack °" othen. My three dauptera, all of whom ar~\ youn1 women DOW invariably use the t word d~lvely. 1/ they call someone I "macho,·' Chey mean he's an overbear- tn1 male Jerk. I understand what they l mean, but tboee men amonc us who are sympathetic to tbe cause ol women's ri&bta ouaht not to be too quick to airee with wotneo oo evel')'thlaa Just to •et in 1ood with them. There ta 1 quality to ~anllM11, the kind dlaplQed by Tim Mee~. tbat we can't alfoN to lose. (a) or1aliJae1 political parties; <b) ent.,.. ln disputation or coatroveny; (c) fonna.lalel dlplorqat1c poUc1. . ANSWEUJ 1 Cc>: I (a); a (C); '(b); 5 <•>; e (a); '1 (c); 8 (1); I (b); to (b): r I l i . I , ' l !: $3.9 million in .U.S. funds for Mesa Plans for spendJn1 nearly $3.lf ' million In federal 1eneral revenue f\lndl on Coeta Mesa projeqs over tbe hexC tbtee ftl- cal yean lhow a uw do~ library bulldinl u the most ex- pensive. But City Manacer Fred Soraabal warned the City Council that reconstruction of sidewalks at a \wo-year expense of $200,000 will create the most controversy. PARKWAY TREES. must be removed, he said, to accom- modate new walkways damaaed by roots. "I want to brace you for the second biggest pollth:al storm you've ever bad," he .-amed. The biggest storm. he later confided, was lifting the city entertainment permit at the controversial Cuckoo's Nest rock music club on Placentia A venue earlier this year. . The ci ty 's Ca pit al Improvem ent Task Force claimed nearly $1 million worth of sidewalk, curb and gutter re- pairs are required in the Colleee Park and Mesa Verde tracts alone. "We're goln1 to have to do eventual City Council sometbin1." Sorsabal added. include: "There are severely damased --Baker St.Rel fir' 1t.ation re. public wora out then.•• , modelllli. $00,000; Soraabal also warned tbat the -1Ulht-of-way aC!quisttion for c It y must n all down an street widening at Del Mar "airtight" contract with Oranie A.venue and Newport Boulevard, County if it ts to conatruct a new $4&>,000; library structure in tbe -Fourth floor remodeling in downtown Super Block area City Hall, $40,000; near Lions Park. -Corporation yard expansion CITY officials propose spend- ing $1.3 million on that project, and Sorsabal said he wants to make sure the county Board of Supervisors doesn't back out of any rental contract for provid- ing library service if the facility is constructed. The second largest ex- penditure proposed with the federal grant money will be the new Civic Center annex pro- gram that includes construction of a new fire station and com- munications cen ter and re- location of the police helicopter port. About $735,000 is proposed for those projects in addition to some $700,000 already allocated. Other projects proposed for 1tudy, $80,000; -AIR CONDITIONING system improvements in City Hall and the Police Department headquarters building, $80,000; -Solar hot water heating units for three fire stations, the Downtown Commu.nity ·Center and the corporation yard build· ing, $40,000. 3 added to OC panel on regional airport Three more appointees have been named to an Orange Coun- ty blue ribbon committee that will examine sites for location of a major, long-haul regional airport. George McNamee, Mildred Vessels and Keith Murdoch were selected to join the 11-member committee by members of the county Board of Supervisors. McNAMEE, OF Corona del Mar. is president o f TVI Insurance Inc of Newport Beach The five-year Orange County resident was named to the committee by 1st District Supervisor Roger Stanton. Mrs. Vessels, who was chosen by 2nd District Supervisor Harriett Wieder, is president of the firm that operates Los Alamitos Race Course. Murdoch was city mana1er of An aheim for 26 years. Now a private management consultant, he was named to the committee by 4th District Supervisor Ralph Cla rk. THE THREE appointees join James Cavanaugh, president of Allergan Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Yorba Lind~ City Councilman Henry Wedaa on the ,special committee. Cavanaugh was appointed by Sth District Supervisor Thomas Riley; Wedaa was named by 3rd Dis- trict Supervisor Bruce Nestande Formation of the committee was authorized in February by supervisors as part of approval of the master plan for im- provements and jet noise re- ductions at John Wayne Airport. The supervisors ·also invited six prominent Orange County business leaders to join the ll·member committe~. -GLENN SCOTT \ A convoy of 24 cement trucks Mads for tM site of the Pacific Coast· Highway bridge under construction in Newport Beach. Tniclu back Mesa's emergency call boxes to· he reD10ved The 151 red emertency call boxes dotting Costa Mesa street comers are expected to pass in- to history in a few month1. They've become the vlctima of economy, accordin1 to City Orcheatra recruiting • • """~ Tbe West Coaat Chamber Manager Fred Sorsabal in a re- port tbls week to the City Council. Deify .............. .., ~ll0'0-11 up to the oonveyor and dump 1,400 f/Ords of concrete for tM job. Workmenlpmt 14 hours covering structure. Mini 'whme u:all' . mural eyed in Laguna Barring a last.minute appeal, airbrush arti,at Robert Wyland plans to trtart o~ bi• scaled-down "Wbalia1 Wa1l" mun! next wetk, . llembetl of the J.•1.tana Beach Deslp Revtew Board approved Uae 110-fed mural earlier tbls }ilOntll and Wyland baa been walUnt fot the 20-day appeal pe1ibd to ~ t;>efore •tartlna work. THE llUaAi; wtll depict a California sray whale and her calf, and wtU be painted on the wall beaide the FahHnheit 451 book1tore. facin1 the Hotel Lasuna partlnf lot. The artlat orilinally want.s to\ palnt bit "Wballn1 W•ll" ~ CoHt Rtabway ~ear Boat Cany,001 bUt that Idea wu re. Jeeted l•t Deeember by city of. ftelall. Tbat UO·foot mur.,Pl would have ..-aeec1 1 Caltten1 wall tietw .. HO Drive a.cs Myrtle StrHt. wttll" a nrlev of Ha ~-=-.-==· galalt a 'Big Pour' shapes up bridge in NB Workmen constructing the seven-lane Pacific Coast Highway bridge in Newport Beach called Thursday's activi- ty the "Big Pour " In a 14-hour concrete-pouring marathon. workers using 24 cement trucks covered the sur- f ace with 1,400 yards of con- crete. Project officials from the Kasler Corp., the contractor for the $8.9 million bridge projed, said the massive pouring should make the bridge ''look like a real bridge." The projed has been under way for nearly a year with job completion expected by Nov - ember, barring strikes , bad weather and material shortages. According to plans. westbound traffic is to be routed from the old bridge onto the new structure in Septen1ber with eastbound motorists following several weeks later. When the job is done, the old bridge, erected in 1931 , will be torn down . The wider, higher bridge is ex- pected to ease Newport Beach's worst traffic bottleneck. Catch basin bond move dies in NB \ . A move by a Newport Beach planning commissioner to force forfeiture of a developer's $25,000 bond has 1one nowhere because the commission doesn't have such power. Commissioner Hal Thoma& said he was worried tbal a ailt- c•tch basin on J.M . hten de- velopment site north of tbe Ford Aerospace facility didn't do tbe Job dUJ'inl recent raina. Thomas said be saw aUt and dJrt from the buUdln1 site "flow- in1 over the edge'' ol the buln. But wben Thoma• aunestecl ht was interested in maktnc the COMPAD)' forfeit 141 bond, Allis- ta n t City Attorney Robert Burnham drew the line. 1 I m<SY TIC&Y POUIU: PODi:W'tnl latest action per pet.rated relative to Jet traffic •t our coun· t7 aerodrOme, you 1~· _the notion that Newport Beacb proteSta at the COUnty Seat now have about u mucb clout a the breeae wbeezing between Balboa Pier pl.Unga. Just wind. No punch. • The latest acUon came in the Oran1e County Plannin& Commlaslon'a poaderina ol the in&roductlon of the new DC·i Super 80 Jeta at JOb.n Wayne Airport. Newport Beach protested that there e1llt1 no performaQCe data to · sugaest that the • • Super 80s are quieter • tl\an current com- • ~\ mercial aircraft Ill mPllll ~It :t>rT~~ting from the ______ ... _...,..,.._ I Despite this, the planning commlasion proceedlA1s suggest that Newport's protest 1ot brW1bed aalde With less attention than would be IJ'&nted a pesky gnat. THUS THE ENVIRONMENTAL data on the new jets was accep~ by county planners unanimously. No diuent. Let's rip. · Thia action suggests that Ne~rt Beach baa even lost the 20 percent clout that it's supposed to carry in county government matters. 'One of those planners is supposed to represent the best interests of thti Fifth Supervisorial District. Newport Beach is expected to have considerable influence within that Fifth District. It apparently now has been reduced to none. ' ON ,URPORT ~TTEBS, there is also con- siderable evidence to suggest that Supervisor Tom Riley, commanding general of the Fifth District, is N twporter driving home strong point with cOt111ty politico& more than a little disenchanted with Newport's airport posture. Thus ~wport can't even count on the 20 percent vote when the boys and girl seated in the big chairs up at County Seatdom gather to ponder airport questions. · This condition, in turn, suggests that Newport Beach must be su!f ering a terminal case of thicken- ing between the political ears. Newport should be able to count on one vote out of the five supetyisors. At least that one vote should be holding th~wport banner high in the breeze. At our county halls, the Newport banner not only seems to be in tatters but also kicked over in the cor· ner of a broom closet. Nobody wants to touch it. It looks diseased. IT'S THE DISGUSTING kind of thing you pick up gingerly between your thumb and forefinger and hold at a distance, whilst wrinkling your nostrils. Not only should Newport be able to count on one vote because of parochial devotion, the city should have earned the support of other county politicians. Think of all those little fund-raisers that have gathered at Balboa-by-the Bay. Think of all_.J.he glasses raised upon high that cost the bearer $100 per diluted shot. Things have sure reached a sorry pass. Newport Beach apparently. can't even purchase friendship via the campaign coffers any more. U you can't trust the bankers, who can you trust? IN THE END, perhaps the time .bas come for Newport Beach politicos -to painfully re~xagline their political posture on the question of Orange County's airport. Allies seem to be vanishing like the mists of a coastal mom. And one fact seems to remain constant through it all -Newport Beach is still a jet-noisy place. Very noisy. ?"' Success unlimited OCC, GWC getting warmed up The Rustlers have made three straight appearances In the Southern Callfornla cbamplonsblps and are on the verge of a fourth. Jn that span, the team ha compiled a record of 90-14. Jnduded is a perfect 30-0 mark in 1979. Scoring leaden of past yean in· eluded Melecley Bland. Pam Bank.a, JRJMEN IN SPOICIS DB's Neal .. tops list Baseball standings at Ascot GARDENA -Jim ·Neal of Huntington Beach will be among the favorites in the late model stock car spring championships at Ascot Park here tonight ~md Saturday. · The bespectacled Neal, the NASCAR Grand American point leader at Ascot last season, will face a strong challenge from t b e M f d west and Southwest in tbe in- augural event with a $10,500 purse. More recently, Neal finished second to Joe Ruttman, the U.S. Auto C lub s tock car champion , at both Ontario and Riverside. He defeated seve ral AMERICAN LEAGVE West Dlvlslon W L Pct. 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GB Dodgen 6 o 1.000 Cincinnati S 2 . 714 1 i,.; Atlanta 3 3 .500 3 Houston 2 4 .333 4 San Diego 2 S .286 4i,.; San Francisco 2 S .286 4 Y.i East Dlvlsioa Montreal 3 1 . 750 Philadelphia 4 2, .667 -1 New York 3 2 .600 Y.i St. Louis 2 2 .SOO 1 Chicago 1 4 .200 2~ Pittsburgh 1 4 .200 ~ ~r'•Sc-~=·t.·~~1 Piii i.delpflla J, Pllbburgll 2 Onlye-~i..s T ........ sO-Dafter• 1Su1cllf1e 1·0) et Sell Diego I Ekllelbef"-0.11 Sa n FrMCIM:O ,., ... ,,., 1.0) •1 Atlanta IPerrylMI) St. Loul$ (8 . Forsell H I ., CJnc ...... 11 ll..o9CGu 0.0) Clllcago oc:rayec 0·01 •1 Pllll,delpllla ICllrollen-0.11 \ Pl~ (R-1.0l a,'Houston (SultDn0.11 Only-van-K-led Grand National drivers ------------------------- at each track. Neal is in his third season out of quarter- m ile s treet stocks at Ascot. Tonight's action will include· qualifying and six survival heats along with a troplty duh. The Saturday main event is for SO laps with the winner picking up $2,000. Action begins at 8 o'clock both nights. Prices pood thru April 19, 1981 Save pa, get ~ aure starts, better ~performance. [I] Champion c::'I Spark Plugs Put economy back into your econotnJ car! for many jmport cars #N6Y, N7Y, NSY, N9Y, NlOY, NlOY-4, L82Y, L87Y, L88l. NS, RN9Y, RfOOY s1 ~ .. 3 79: .. ~-~ Oil Filter No's Pf2, 20, 24, 25, .IC>, 35, 40, 45. ..Ow only Car Cleaner!.~ Wax Goes on fast, wipes off ••Illy. , l 1. . , • DM:RAHN~Dl:Q: Atawllewhofor 1•an .._ bee. a aOocS mother to ~ lctr. ud ll"Ol'tlecl baM lD. fam.lb'-owaed utlneu, I know wtuit tM woman meant ben sbe 1akt God GUil let women Hire onter IO tbe)' can fllJbt a few yean !fee ot trlef thefi b\llba.ndl ca\IHtbem. Twelve yean •10 I d11covered t.bat WIW• l '!wH buly mlndtnl the llore, my butband J and ~t him'" or •bou.ld I telJ the ~ world about b1a au or••• witb ~ rOttift broadandletblmfuetbeeba•! I pr~ everyJlilbt tbat the Lord takes bim llnt, eo I Will bave a ftw'lean ol haPOlHll after tlie tkunk I.I dea . -CASSVll..CS, MO., WOMAN IH&r w .. u: . Y .. HJ JGf a.... 1"' taubu4 ud .... , waat • •YGHe, 1• 1• praJ ...... ftnl .. ,._ cu UH ... . ~·11: .. 111tftat'••~ ........... ..,. ••antase....aa •• ..,.. .... . You '8IUlh7 Qn .. ar ate a We......,. ~ ea¥eleM. y" ... ,. 1fMt edYtee, Y• Jut wu&ecltoeQntaJMr ...,,. WUtJ" really llMd 19 a,,., ... ._ .. wllit will lWa *-'"rut ud ranoe a replarbak. I Jaope Y• ftlld oee. It wotlld be dleaper IUa alcen•....,...._. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I frequeaUy uae your columns ln my En1Jisb clauea u an example of clear wrtun1 and sound Juctiment. Permit me to ~fer Ulla Wff censure. (1) Please atop Hytna. "atranaely enoup." Tbe word "enoucb'' la reduodaiit and unworthy of you. (2} I wu distressed by your advice to the Phlladtlpbla woman re1anttnc "Come see ut. • • You 1uis11ted tbat •be trap the pel"ICle Into a deftnlte, ooaveni•i Ume. In IOlbe .... alonJ "Come 1ee UI'' meana notb1nf more than ''aoodbye ... Tblt expreuion b not an BJ TM Aaoetated Pnu • tnvltatlon. ftlu tou~h of courtesy. Wltb AJDerica '• b11hwaya ever moN ptu.d. When tbe Brit.lib are lntroduced they JC>Cked UMl potholed, Z9 stat. an coaalde.rtn1 tat· often·~· "How do you do?" would you ~Iii tbe bmDpe out of tbe ""41 bf boolt1q thetr ra~bysa)1n1, "llowdoldoWHAT?" ,.,011.ne tut. by up to• nickel. Tbree statet have I m1w-eyou1etthepolnt.-L.LR. aJreadyapprovedtutaxtncreaaes. D&A&L.L.&.: lwW1tes>1utu••1tna••.. It'• not that fedlraJ, state and locaJ 10 .. m -b • ...,... .. It la mot preper ••••· ftub menta .haven'• bee.a repaJ.rlnl the roau. Bui le· forr=falt•t. duced 1&10line conaumptlon hu nibbled away at ilfOfl readdle"Comewu"ce.ha .. the tradltloaal source of •tat.a. "" wW '" _.., li wu M& •;t: a maintenance money -. p thol polite .......... It ...... ., ...... ,, lb• fuel tu. And the coat 0 e cure •• ,., lavUatlou tltat ue ........ to of makiu road repairs means go••ge a ..,.. ... tute. A...w eu.m,.. ef hH soared. "" aame; "WltJ dM't yoe Her eall meT" Get Fifty.three percent .tn wallet tlteptdmeT of the paved road • network, or about 1 million miles, wu cracked, bucldlnJ Ol' otherwlle in disrepair la.at year, compared with 42 percent the year before, says the Road Information Pro- sram, a research orcanization funded by the motor vehicle industry. rraurus: Do some personal checking THOSE BUMPY ROADS cost drivers S20 billion in wasted fuel and an additional $6 billion in car and lire damage -or an average of $184 for each motorist, according to the research group. State and local treasuries will spend about $600 million more than they will take in this year for highway construction and repairs, the U .S. Transportation Department has eathnated. :8ATU&DAY, APIU.L 11, 1111 By SYDNEY OMAR& ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Avoid rushing, skipping details -or meab. Emphasis on family arrangements, legal issues and m•ing intelligent concessions to loved onf!. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio HOROSCOPE J>ersons figure prominently. Mon~ sur· prise due -and it's good! TAURUS (Apr. 20-May :?n>: Those who serve you m ay not have necessary material -or qualifications. Do some personal checking. You learn what is reaJ as opposed to "pretend." Discovery is .highlighted. You'll be granted special privilege. GEMINI (May 21·June 20): Relationship ·that began •·as a lark" now takes on serious overtones. Emphasis on chaJlenge, pressure, responsibility. investment in hobby or favorite project. Capricorn, Taurus. Virgo persons figure prominently. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Long- C•ll 642-5178. Put • fe)IW word• lo work tor ou . standing project or assignment is due to be play important roles. Period of temporary completed. Let go of put; it ia time for confinement can actually prove beneficial. freab views, new climate and the iniUatinc SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): of an original policy. Aggressive in-Emphasis on desires, business in· dividuaJ helps prod you into action. Aries vestmenta and action whlcb aldl in mak· figures prominently. Ing wishes come true. Aura of romance LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Ch~k Cancer prevails. Imprint style, state needs to one message. Get ready for new start in new in position of authority. Gemini, Vir10 and direction. Affair of heart could lead to another SagJttarian figure prominently. short trip. Constructive ideu, suggestions CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19): are received via mail and telephone. Significant adjustment in "home area" oc- Member of opposite sex boosts morale. curs. You have opportunity to t.a1te charge VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Shake off any of your own destiny. Emphasjs on pro. tendency toward lethargy . Parsimonious duction, promotion, responsibility and associate helps you make money decision. greater rewards. Taurus, Lib"ra, Scorpio Conserve assets. Protect valuables. Hold natives play key roles. off on investments. Play wailing game. ~UABIUS <Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Long. Family member talks about possible range projects come into sharp, clear purchase of high.priced household item. focus. Emphasis on special terms. tech· LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Popularity in· niques and communication. Gain indicated creases -elernents or timing, luck com· through published material. Pisces. Virgo bine to favor your efforts. Gemini, natives dominate scenario. Plan for Sagittarius persons play significant roles. travel. New contact results in optimism, social PISCES (Feb. 19·Mar. 20): Review activity and chance to eocpand personal financial status or one who talks a "big horizons. game." Dig beneath surface indications. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Focus on Follow through on hunch. Needed in· secrets, clandestine operations, views formation is gleaned through unorthodox from backstage and a "rebuilding proc· procedures. Cancer. Capricorn persons ess." Aquarius, Leo and another Scorpio play important roles. · RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTllY s.. • ..._.. ........ '!.ZJ HAUO• an. ' COIJ~ ~HA-la.llN 'WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE The South Dakota Legislature raLted its gas tax from 12 cents to a national high of 13 cents a gallon, effective April 1. Utah bas increased its tax from 9 to 11 cents. A bill raising Idaho's 8'h-cent tax to ll'h cents on July l was signed into law ljst week. .1 STATE GASOLINE TAXES range from 5 cents a gallon in Texas to South Dakota's new 13· cent rare. Most states are in the 9 to 11-cent range. (California's is 7 cents). Some states want to change from a set per· gallon levy to a tax based on a percentage or the pry:e at the pump, tying the tax rate to tbe rising price of gasoline. "With conservation and hlgher·mileage cars, therti's less money going into state highway funds. But there are more highway maintenance needs than ever," said Jerry Bastarache , spokesman for the Highway Users Federation in Washington, a lobbying group funded by highway construction contractors and automakers. A SELECT COMMl'M'EE of the Arizona Transportation Department says the state will need $6 billion to $10 billion to meet highway con· struction and maintenance during the next decade. For the same period, revenues from the state's 8· cent-a-gallon gasoline iax will amount to about i 2.2 billion. And Arizona legislators are considering a pro· posal to replace the 8-cent a gallon fuel tax with a 10 percent tax on the average retail price of gasoline and diesel fuel. With pump prices for gasoline al $1.30 a gallon, for example, the tax would be 13 cents a gallon. In Florida, Gov. Bob Graham is proposing to extend the state's 4 percent sales tax to gasollne - on top of the 8-cenl gas tax now being levied. A blue-ribbon panel estimated the state would need $2 billion by 1985 to maintain and complete con· struction on interstate highways in Florida. PUBUC NOTICE N72#t NOTICE OF DEATH O~ l!IL£EN C. STROCK AND O~ PETITION TQ ADMINISTER ~STAT~ NO,A·111311. To .all heirs , beneficiaries, creditors and contingent creditors of Eileen c. Strock and persons who may bl otherwise Interested In th~ will and/or estate: A petition has been filed by Arthur Van Zandt Strock In the Superlot Court of Orange County requesting that Arthur Van Zandt Strock be ap- po In ted as personal repr esen tat ive to administer the estate of Eileen C. Strock, Newport Seach, CA (under the l·n d e p e n d e n t Administration of Estates Act). The petition Is set for hearing in Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, CA 92701 on May 6, 1981at9:30 A.M. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be In person or by your at· torney. IF YOU AREA C RE DITOR or a cont· ingent creditor of the de· ceased, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal representative appointee by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in Section 700 of tne Probate Code ot California. The time for flling claims will not ex- pire prior to four months from the date of the hear· ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are Interested in the estate, you may file a re· quest with the court to re- ceive special notice of the inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, ac- counts and reports described in Section 1200 of the California Probate Code. Latham & Watkins, At· torney .it Law, By: Arne S. Llndgr•n, 555 South Flower Street, Los An9eles, CA 90071. Complete women's health care provided by experienced board certified obstetricians and gynecologists. \ Most states are considering increases ranging 'from 1 cent lo 3 cents, but in Wisconsin, Republican Gov. Lee Dreyfua bas proposed a nickel increase, to 14 cents a caUon. Leaders in the Legislature, where Democrats have a majority, say they doubt tbat high an increase will be ap- proved. Published Orange Coast 1-----------------------1 Dally Piiot, April 17, 24, PUBUC NOTICE lllOTIC110" APPLICATIOM TOl•U.A•COMOUca•v•1tA••• TO WHOM tT MAY CONCERN: OICK a. JEAN ENTERPIUSES, INC. ts apptyl119 to tM oe,.rtme"t of A~fk a.wt ... COfttrol tor "0 " OH SALll OE~ERAL IPUe. l!AT. l"L.l lo tell akdl04k ........... at 7"2 fdlft9er A-, Hwrtlfl9Wll 9Mcll. Calffomla t:1W7. PUC111"'9d Or ... Coelt Delly Piiot Aprll 17, 1'11 lllMI. 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MARMADlJKE by Brad Anderson "Breakfast In my bed Is bad enough, but when did he learn to do U\at?" IUDGE PARKER MOON MULLINS 1!41rn-FIVE: Yl:ARS OF BICKERING WITH YoU-·J'i ··· HoWA~UT A~STARt f:MMA? • "Pleytng eoUtelre, 1 .... " · "God NEVER goofs, Joey. He just likes to surprise people once in awhile." . 0 by Harold Le Doux NANCY GORDO FUNKY WINKERBEAN I JlJ6T FOUND OOT 'THAT 1 6f.i TO ~ 'THE. 1lA>O PU~ I OISC.OVCRED ! "f'HA·f"S ii.ti! MOSPl'f' AL. CA~t...I NS! ~'ve cao-r "T'o <Je "1'1 1'0 A F'MON •• by Ernie Bushmiller HERE ---1 HATE TO SEE A KID BEGGING I HAVE TO COME UP wrm NAME!:> THAT ARE OOTM ~ Al'i) 1lmaE.56 ! If= I ~U. StiAKt.&" 1'o -400, t'O ei A&\£ 1'0 «'-'-"fOO IA>M"f 11M ~'f Sn4.C1Mt, 10 'fOU. by Gus Arriola by Tom Bat1uk IUDS~ OK 3 Br, 2 Ba onq\&iet Cul-de- E·Slde l Bdrm. k 25. sac. Cl0te'4>9eblaSch.1. W /Gara1e. 842·2510, Eocl. yrd. bott acCfl•. H ...... Ylew Newport Wlfterfront, privattt '450. 2 BR, patio, pool. E. ude lra 2bdrm le tri! Gracloiaa family home 2 Beacbt7~ beach, aecwity, pool. 2 Adlta. nopeq.S2SJ, 17th plex, patio, lndry rm o/ nllWf"'l'f REALTORS '7&.1111 148 tMI cover• .. patio, frplc. 1 t o .r y 4 b d r m . 2 Br. 2 81. Condo, pool/· Br. fully fUl"IL Luxu'y Pl. Otr Santa Ana Ave., adults • ._,..,,._, Fumasbln& avail at no i:o· nr s.eout Plua. ~.!~~ H0rome97 .. --~ mo. 644-5137 aft UAM Child W el !l·ihS. extra. $1200/SQO lie. No 145-4533. 557""351 ..... _,,,., ~ 1.::: pets. 2015 Poet Briatol ' • 2 BR, l~ be twnbou.le. ZV, laun, pool, MDUWtr,. · M90/mo. lncl Gardner. 3 BR. 2 .at.y, Back Bay 863-8600; 835-3833ext 322. condo. Pool It Jacuul. S&50. Ql.-e5, uk for RuthorS&eve * * 1" T..alad11t1 2368 Harbor IUvd. Cr. Call Elaine ....,_Si97 Irvine Condo 3br, 2ba, Newport.._. 376' Air, an, fncd. patio. au pd. 145 E. 18th, or&lQ-5357 new drape1, a/c, lndry ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• Adlh, no pet1. S435. 145-27• rm. cbe to pool, avall Luxury Oceanfront l4S-4837 --------- oow It icj1 ok. Call Weekly. 2or 3Br. Comp. EASTSIDE, clean 2 BR, Duplex. l bdnn, l batb plus llvin& area. Private entrance Ir pMio area. Stove• .refrla. Incl. S350 mo. Pret.r l adult. 787"'2 JoanJl St. 1163-41112. Im· mediate occupancy. Costa Mesa You aN the winner of 2 fnetk:btl (Sl2Value), to ?Sl-79Manytime !!'J4n7;.~_lnctd linens. 2 Br. 1 Ba. Maple St. encl aar. ~ mo-+, _,. ...., Adult, retri1. no peta. Pl ----------i Quiet. $375. Sierra 1ecwity. 2:511flth ace. _.: 11 .. MOUNTAIN RETREAT A• 119W., .... 9Mlcedln:WllMltc..to. ia ............... ~ .. . -~.,. ...,.. :zt"•ces • ............. ~ ..... ...., ..,. extres. Sjl0,000. 0--.el lwlp ..... 1 -COU OF MIWPOU llAl.TOISt- 21111. Coosf Hwy .. eor.. .. M9r' 675-5111 4Br, 2Ba. USO mo 1st/last $300 secur ity, new cpt/pnt, formal din ing, 2,000 IQ ft. 754.0986 lceC .. 1det April 21thru25 Anaheim ConvenUori Center Tickets muS't be ex- cban&ed for reserved seat.a at the conveotion center ahead of time . Call 642-5678, ext. 272 to Harbor View Homes-48r, claim your tickets. den, fam nn, grdnr, xtra 2 B 2 B din f t 2 *** clea n . 1800 Po r t r, a, rm, rpc, ;!.j car gar. Nr Colleae. T;=t·level 2 br, 2\1\a bacon· Renwick, corner lot, S52S/mo. Aft. 760-9333 comm pool, S97S mo. ---------1 4 Br. 2 Ba. Redwood Spa, do, frplc , atriumb ·11pool, 975-0040 dys, 640-5836 Woodbrld&e condo, 2 BR, B •-p ul i 2 tennis. racquet a . 2VJ 1 pool 1.. bri k near ear. a ar no. 1 1 evs. c ose to , ,.e c COodo, 38r 2.,.., ba, encl patio, frplc, bltn kitch, dbl ear w/opnr. $750, Ron Say 979-5370 Children olt. $650. Sierra m · beach· Adu ts patio • .,_ mo ...... 91"" S67Sl mo. 536-2612 HortMw y., K1101b · ......, · <>.>or .,., ft....& of C.--A.. Mgmt. Co. 8'1-1324 alt 6PM e.c... Pro,.rt, 200< v.. ~' H_.,_ __ ---Uperaded 3 Bdrm 2'h Ba -------~ ,.,..................... Proper+, 255 tBr Condo, nr So. Csl H~!::"' 3242 townhouse. Avail. aft OCIA.tiROMT •... PPUV"'••RV ••••••••••••••••••••••• PlaiaavaUS.1.k.25mo ~ 4/20.$950onleaae.Drive ~2..__....._,.... .,. _....' 83S 96i1o ••••• •••••••••••••••••• by 2706 Hillside Dr & call ---• Near new 4-Plex. 2 New Mobile Home JBr. -eva 3Br.2Ba.Fanulyroom, 1 -568~343 or 1-346-2034 9loM1 L•g••a bdrm, 2 bath each unit 2Ba, frplc, redwood Beautiful new condos for dining ~oom S975/mo I for inf•. loyale • U . tot• wilb fireplace, enck>Md deck, cedar shake sid· rent . S6SO Obi oar Ca ll Linda Agent l ---------1 -"'--.a d I d bl . 1-.. •· It" " MC-nr• 1Zli9'C• rat o, ou e garaae. in&. nr ... e .,. s une w/opener, 400 sq Ct 846-1371 Newport Crest 3bdrm. 185,000. Bill Grundy, '41,900. Terms or trade astro turf deck. 641.1991 . 2'-'Jba, ocean view. over· pkq, he for I yr ... ~ltr,875-ml. 499-3816 631_.361 agt. Lux Condo on Lagoon looks tennis courts, S fOOO/Mo. ow•er 2Br. 21..,ba, 2 frplcs, lg frplc, close to beach 4 t t . I I I I o r IMCOMI PltOPMTIIS o.t of Stat. Townhouse Eastside 2Br gar S800 mo 846-3039 SSSO/mo ..... 1272 I 2 I 3 J 4 4 5. 4 6 t 9 ~kiol for income un· ,roparty 260 1 u. B 2 St 3 Id 840 ~ . . . ......., . t( ., ' W h S ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.,, a . y. yrs. o . l11a11g""'_I ------1 ..!rties ~ C~-;.~ prfc':d 40 A scenic Oreaoo Coast. gar. No p«s. '465/mo l"ilte 3244 THE IWFFS -rt° a ht at less t han Electricity, fenced, out· 67S.Sl33 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1i..:;d~ 1 a':;~12~!~1~'}: Spectacular view over· t1 X Gross. No bank standlne view. acceasi-Nice clean 2 Br 1 Ba Woodbridge Nice 4 Br 3ba ll50 lease. agt 7S9-l092 looking lake from this t\naocin& required. Jn. ble, owner492-2499 enclsd garage. S450, lst, super family home. 2800 sq rt JM Peters termed? Then call I.II. I t . d 254 S9SO/mo. Lido Isle 2Br, den. 2Ba, Town home, 2 master • o8:an~es~~~~78 4 Waterfrontffomes,lnc. frplc. form"1 din rm, 2 bdrms,den,2\l'Jba,frplc, , ~ Realtors 631-1400 car elec dr garage, Sl.2SO formal dining, vaulted NEI 2Br. l ~Ba twnhse, l mo. mo. Adlts. 67J.77S8 ceilinfs, ale, tennis, no · • free rent quabried, nr REMTALS hrn ---------". -1 pets 1150 (714)752·8350 r w y 5 , 8 h 0 pp 1 n g & 2br 1 "4.iba ..,.,,., 3 Br 2ba, tree lined st in or 751 S813 7141641 ·0763 lllALHfArurcws.crl""Crrto hospital. l,OOOsq ft. 5525 3br 2ba S67S.S775 Westcliff, nice for ---------1 2787 Bristol St. mo. Agl. 645-9850 3br 2ba Sl250 Fum cpl/sml Cam. S77S. incl Newport ~errace 2br, Costa Mesa, CA EXTRA SPECIAL grdnr. N6'pets, 646-2389 2~a. built·uu, park set YEAR·ROUNO FUN: Soc1sl Ac:ltv1l1es O•· reel"'• Free Sunday Brunch• BBQ s •Par 11es • Plu~ much more GREAT RECREATION Tennis • Free Lesson~ • 1pro & pro shop)• 2 Health Club)• Sauna• Hydromassage• Swim m ing. 011 .. ng Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS· S.ngtes 1 & 2 Beorooms • Fu• n1st1eo & Unlurn.shed • Aoull L,. ng •No Pets • Mooe1s Open oaity 9 to 6 Oakwood G1rden Apartments Newport Beach/So. 1700 16th St •Do~t-f of 'btr11 1714) 642-5113 Newport e .. cll/Ho. 880 Irvine 1a1 1&1n• 17141 645-1104 AUSTIM. TEXAS S Brdm, study, 3 Ba. ting. $650/mo. 846-4139 33,000 sq. ft. industrial Harbor/Baker, S800, Santiago Or-Exec house, or64.2-1272 $375/mo yrly. Partly M&mt. Co. 8'1-1324 Apt. B, no pet.. Call 979.3848 *** D.~y 2413 Minuteman Way Costa Mesa You a re the wiMer of 2 .,.. tkbts !Sl2Value), to lcec.-. April 21Thru 2S Anaheim Convention Center Tickets must be ex changed ror reserved seats at the convention center abead of lime Call 642-5678, ext 272 to claim your uckets *** 3 Br 2 Ba. Valencia, townhouse. 2 children OK. No pets. SS25. Sierra Mgmt Co. 641 1324. IMSTANJIM! 2 Br. l Ba. Apt., carpets. drapes, laundry room Adults only, no pets On· ly SJS.S mo TSL MG MT 642· 1603 1 Br. Sunny Apt. Carpets, drapes, secluded. ~o pets. S48-<1574 ~ 731.e829 A&ent. IMMIDIATI OCC .. AMCY Beau.t. near new 2bdrm, 2ba townhouse. Frplc, f atio, lndry room. No ast month rent. S47Sl mo. TSL MGMT or aft 5 NEW BREED APTS. Bach & Loft .+ lbdrm SJM Frplc. rec room, pool, ja c uizi , enclosed garages. Gas & water pd Adult.a, no pets. 393 Hamilton, CM 1145-4411. Dea,oW 3126 ....................... l or 2 br. balcony. D.W., clean, coin laundry & wshr, gar, nr ocean. 661·0252 • Bachelor w/refr. SZOO 2 br with view, $450 493-0467 Hwtlmcjtw.._.3140 ....................... ,~o AOUL T ~~. LIVING • 1 & 1 811 P'1.o Apt\ • D•\nwn"t•> & 880 \ • Poot & Att Room • C.~•Otn l ~MH~O·~o OCEAHVll'W b 'Id' South E t 1st/last + $300 retuma 4br. fabulous master rum. 1 gar S"", \l'J blk to u1 ing on as •t 3b lg C bch 120'1'z JSS l dJ Westside 2 Br. 1''"' ba, side. Warehouse and six· blecleaning.831·2000 su1 e.. a, e am rm, Apwtww•,_,..a.ct . t. a t, c pts. drps. bu1lt1ns. • J09 to Su en & Snoos S 1 G.in DUPLD Drastic reduction on brand new Balboa duplex. Ut owners 200% ckpreciaU.an. Great reo· tat area. 100 rttt frotn beach. Laree 3 bdrm, 3 bath plus 2 bdrm. 2 bath , ner wlll assist in anclng. $425,000. 20UMmC.M. Beautiful 1 year old Townhouse Unlt1. Frplcs. Nice area. TSL INVSTMTS 642· 1603 teen air conditioned of· . full liv rm, formal din ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail 411.7. nee spaces. Excellent 2Br w/stove & fng, encl rm, cozy ltitchen, lndry ltilboa l.a..d 3706 ----------• deck. gar. Yr lse $475. income. St.able tenants. gar, ad~ts. no pets S47S rm & many many ex ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront. On sand, Can· 760-0409 & 760-0&89 Price reduced to '113 W.WUson631-4889. tras.Sl800/mo.75i-8974 Channin1~private.lBr, tastic view, 3br, 2ba. Lre3bdrm,2ba,crprt,nr S.0.000. Submit offers. 3bd 2b r....i '1 2 b d 2 b W lk to lBa High qlty Lndry new avail now thru June 0 C C No pets S47S Ownerwillbelpfmance. rm, a, ._...c,range, '+5 3CAMPU5l>R·IRVlflE r. en. ~· a SS 75 /mo Yrly 1S-orpart.AGT67~912 · · 6ll 7300 N.I gar,yrd,availS/Lllt + _____ beach. Tennis le pool (714 )fi7S 9984 eves 751-3696• ~ • _s_e_c._S6_7s_._M2-__ 0835 __ . __ Rancho San Joaquin Con· pnv. S750 1 ~060· ~1 5272: if (213)450-1~1 IMSTANJIM ---------ir.... f ....... d 2b 2b I I noans. ··~ -WHITED E d 2b b I 1-.J _1......_ vut o state reth._ COU· o r a, poo . 1ac. lcllMHt p i • 3707 Ml • ·SI e. r 1 a, poo. -.,. _... ZIOO pie in 50's, on fixed ln· ma cro, all upgraded. I NWPT BCH·2Br 2Ba Con· ........ !~ .. !!'!~....... • laundry nn. sm child bdMmtt come would like nJce 2 1685/mo 5S2 l872eves. I do, beauU/ully lndscpd, BAY ewe APT. OK TSL Mgml 642 1603 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR house w/yard or - --SS7S mo (714) 498-79"72 •SPACIOUS• Large house wanted, will patio tn· E /Side, CM. WOODBRIDGE 3 Br. l'• aJt 6:JO/~knda. Professional d~or, 2br, Yearly · please contact 2bdrm, Iba, yard. gar, trade prime real estate Hat.a or bch Can pay Ba Condo SS75 mo 2ba, spiral stairs, frplc , Mr.Strong.844-9513 S450 l mo 1 630 0350. acreaae eq u ity of S400~o.Husband cando Wrk (714 1833-6029 HARBOR RIDGE-3Br . sky lieht.a, patio, spa .. 2 960-5043 SEA ENVIRONMENT %'.11 HAMIL TO N H B %1 ~~00 2 6 3 Bedrooms . '400-'450. Kids OK, no pets please. Water/ Trash Paid Carport 964-2566 or 973-2971 Agt., noree 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, cpts, drpa. d /w. encl gar. Beach & S Points area. $430/mo. 842·8032 M00.000. !714) 751·452'7, gardening + ir over R a m a H o m e 3Ba, study, view decks. ~ar gar. 1 bllt to bch. utal 736-3050or4.93-1153 S Xln ref 6/1 (213)498·6090 jac, pool , tennis, incl. S800/mo. Also Af.¥11••• 400 t s S2 000/mo 675-4078 downstairs lbr. lba, u~ 631 -4323 Woodbrldge condo S650 549_9099 · ' patio, apa, utll incl ••••••••••••••••••••••• •"-• l.arge 3 BR 2i,o, ba, with weatiBJIU garage. Kids & pets 3br , 1 •,ba, redwood S400/mo 645 6406 aft '----.j 3102 llMMd.. Ocaipa11Cy. d k I . 6pm. . . -n11 I 3 Bdr 2 b dbl ec poo . spa, tennis. WESTCUFF ARIA ••••••••••••••••••••••• mmac. m a, lake "MacArthur Group ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ArARTMENTS welcome. 1 mile to ocean. S600 mo. 964·2937 Beautiful landscaped fireplace, lge walnut 975.1188 lbdrm Condo w/pool. Coro11a dal Mar 3722 AnMTS FOR RENT EWPOIT Dl'APU CotteM... 3124 paneled family rm, sep Very private! On •••••••••••••u•••••••• H.B.,N.B .• CostaMesa , N DI.Niii ••••••••••••••••••••••• laundry rm, lge fncd w oodb~ Coedo . Rutland Rd. Adults only. Cozy, s mall (urn. Studio. Something for Everyone 15% down and uaume 4Br, furn. or unfurn. yard. Like new dis· 3 bd r~~·~ bath S500 call 675-6646 or No kitchen. Employed Bach. to 4 Br. Unfum. loan. . 'I'h1'M adjolnln& w/pool. $800/mo. 836 hwashr, drpe/cpta and Villager in prime loca· 833·3622 Female. Non-smoker Apts. Certain locations garden apts. Patios or Large 1 Br w/garage, 4 decks. Pool & spa. Cov b lks from beach. ered parking, Adults, no 1380/mo. l.st mo+S200 rB~.1 Ba 5470 dep. req. CalJ536-?S42 1''1UPLEXESinCdMon Presidio Dr , CM . no wax ltitcbenflrs. No t1on close to tennis & 2 Br cottage, fam rm, Ref's.S27S.840-4999. offer : Pool . spa . ..._.. Id ol..,... 548-3170; 631·73'70 Pets. S695/lse Owner pools. Highly uparaded, 1 ed 1 fireplace, laun. room, ""'eana e .-"'". 644-4227 earthtones. Assoc1allon new yr ec:, mmac.1'" Luxury condo, bib to beamed cei l i ng s, PLUS •2br,2 .... ba,Twnbs.S700. ---------duespaidbyowner SS9S bllts lo ocea9. 230 beach, l br, pool, jac, garaaes. au built-ins. two &uplexea and 1 Frplc, pool. spa, aarage. 4Br, furn. or unfurn mo No pets. 1 year Prospect.2131691·7537 pvt patio, under&round Garden & Townhouse triplexlnarowoollllb " 54i-3232. w/pool. S800/mo 836 lease Macnab Irvine llGCAMYOH prkg, adults only Sum design. St, Balboa Penloaula. 0-. PoW 3126 Pr es id Io Dr ' C M Rea It Y. S andy Fl x . E I i full mer or yrl)\ 494-4672 TSL MGMT 642·1603 ~ 1~~':.~m;!;~: ....................... ~-317o: 631"7370 644·6200oreves6«-0227. b:~u~r~f· 3 B~~!: Coito M... 1724 ...._ P1:••• 3107 ''*"-rtidll New 3 br, 2 ba home, Child welcome, E-slde Private yard, wet bar & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OJ'i'-r-_.__ micro, very atthctive, 8br, laun, fnh paint. 3br.2i,o,bainW~bndge. fireplace, many other SUSC"'•"'AS S3SOUtllpd.lBRDuplex. Du-IX ............ Dodl Sl000/mo.49:MM67 carpetl yrd gar $525 Incl all amenities 2car amenities Including -· 7 E B A B lbo '"'~ -• • · gar . C n c d bk y r d . Maida room. Sl450 mo. Furn 1 br apt. S32S Is up. '1 · ay ve. • a •· for30'boat. Hwt ... t•leaclt 314 ~~:· 2659 Oranae $850/mo 559-8997 Call Anthony wkd&s Encl. gar. Adults, no! No,pet.s.547-USS --• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "~"-5757 ev-•-wkn s. pets. 2110 Newport Bl. 1 BR I ·1 ..--.••1p•-'AaV--y Woodbr1dge4Bdrm,3ba , <>W. ..... • ............... -3•.5p u •t · yry, uti , gar, '?'IV _,,,., -Nrnutwnbse3BR3Ba 644-8889, ....,......,u•wu • '"" on the bay. View. Cam rm, frplc, S950/mo ___ .:..._ _____ 1 Pvtyard.2carelecgar. Waterfront Homes , OnGolfCrse3bdrm3ba CASADIOIO Upstairs . Immac . Reallrs. lnc.631-1400 + den & bar SllOO ALLUTIUTIESPAID 8'18-1943. 1495. Open Sat 6"5-7605 or646-1713 1·5, 311 Edgewater 2 BR. 2 Ba '48().$485 __ c _en_t_ury....:.._2_1_1s_u_R_F __ 398 W Wilson, 631·5S83 Avail. now 2 Br. 2 Ba. up- stairs, Crplc, d1hwr. 1 BR $405 balcony & aarage. 161E.l.8t.h,642·0856 Water/trash paid. 1 . child, no pets. S475. 3 BR. 2 Ba '550 1164·2566 or 9"73-2971. Agt.. 2 BR. 2 Ba SS00 lSI E 21.st. 548-2408 no ree. $....,. SEASPRAY. 2Br, 2ba,,. Bachelor .-. f 1 R Is •• ..u l BR. *•to rp c. ec. S«un~)'. .. Nr beach. $670, 891-QN 2250 Vaniuard Way 540-9626 or 548-2408 All util. paid Lge 1 bdr~ stove, refr11, crpls, drpa. PaUo. Adults, no pets . S280. Avail. S48· l.S17 or 64.S-8579. aet. 3br, l i,o,ba, nr achoola, • aboppln&. 2 1ty twnble. • '475/mo. 892-S373. Two bedrma 2 ba Al(t. _________ , Com pare before you Cllpi""-IMch ll II H.-borVlewHOMn ,rentt. Cuatpom1 deBsltn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mno,.....Apts. Super exec. 2 story c~av !-1:3s~ar~e :e~ 3Br, 2Ba. blt.ns. frplc, oc:n 2br, 2baS53S/1RO. S450/mo, tlean, neir Beach/Garfield~- I"... 4 4bdrm. ram rm, on park, furnlt'\ire, surro'Jnded view, ssoo mo. 832•6520 WI gar. cathedral ceil, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4v~;_!!,r,.d_ener Incl. Sl200. with plush landaaaplnf'. dya. Ml-1730evs frplc, dshwbr, balcony. ORA~G-TREE l t.R .. '"""" ba• Adults only, no pets. condo, A/C, pool, S4a$ Adult Uvtng at lta t. COrGM dtl Mer 3122 549.2447. mo. A&t. 64M161 Great 4 Bdrm on comer No peta. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-----------' --------.-.oo.;.. Jot, room for RV, boat, BachfumiJhed$3'70 Spacloua 1 Br w/aarage IMctllttt•lwll Jl40 HwlllwJtw.._. Jiff etc. S279,000, owner 2 Bdrm fumlJhed SSOO laundry fadl'. $575. Ask ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• .. •••••• .... • •------------------• financed. 645-1103 365 W. Wlllob, eu-m1 for Faye. MC).9800 ,_C...,. Bachelor f.pt. E ·•lde SOUTH OF HWY .,.._ 3271 C.M. Stv/refrti. no pet.a. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• tm uio. ~-Lra • Bdrm 2~ Ba, 2 Br 2 Ba fam rm, feaced newer bldfc. SHOO/pr --------3-2-5-0 back )'I'd. mc\oMd 2 car •••••••"•••~•~?!~ P:.b. ~~-r Darrell far. Veblcle 1torace r "ti 475/mo lal, laat It 5/up 1·2 bdrm, pool, 8 ...,_._ l Jae, Mllt, ~ P'lorida, 2 Br, 2 a .... _.. • un· aecur ty depoalt req. h .B. '42·m6orlG-U72 dec k . 01 Poh11etta. 158-2:165 S7 00 /mo. l yr lte. f75.0114 Jackie. J ADMDl.llC'Y •a= &apaa~ rtHarel firm • venatll• *-.·lt--NbUcd. eareer·mladed I•· m.1917 _.... ~ d&•jdHI to prevld• ~amlM Rtal, Saa =n: ~'~~~~~~~!!!! L_ii;m ___ ;;f cliheiopmmt. tYP.1: .. la1, 1/h • altlllc, to ~ AU1'0lf.9!!V! A1'Mme MASIA• IPA Be pam"rtd by 11 ...... a. Otrl1. Open lOAM·•All 7 da1a • ........... aaalM•'"'••m.a ..... IC. •. u.at. Call lor app't, AUTO CA• Ha N e w p o r t ~t----C41114J. Pba:ra•~·"'"· ...... ,....-.... 1a1t St. N.B. M2-75l1, bacludlDC reUr•m•nt at •1. plao • .o l!iun,... '"*· ~~~~~;~;~~~~~~;;~Apt Mtr·mAltant. Older 8alar7 C011lmentu.rate fl matUN penon to wort with HperieAce. Call --------TH• da11 off tor Muqer. Stu-at JlawaUao condo, pool, Pem to lhare 2&r. lrVlne1_--. _______ 1 iCOUMl'lY CUii b.byaJt, 11 .. w, May eondo. S1T5. 15T·07N; kb HI ..... .. c1H>ta.-.o NARF_R_...'t Gli lft ltwds Auemblen/Electronlcs (:ADTCl:J\C 1·. u..-1M .. n . .-.--l5'7-07M,lvema1. • ........... -......... ---------· • . Por •tore • oftlce 1pece • MIWPOlrT Maul, Hawaii Deluu f . avail lmmed.. Private atNUClnablerates. ••SCOITI• Immed:°!enln1 for 2000 Hllrbdr llM1 H /AM.-JU.-11..o1 final uaembly poaWoa . ._ ~n..-Ea p w l th al r C<>1>1"~ S40 C)IOO , llACH Beacbfront Condo. room• be&b. Caev. loc. 100tel700S.ft 1 Kauupall Beach. non-smoker. S220. MESAVEBDl:ba· * 719-1216 * 1crewdriver delirable. * 129-1 .. J * Small f~ Co. nr AUTOllOTIVE · Ao adult eommunlty on Reuonable ,..__ Stay• llMZlS PLAZA ~· Back Bay. Spec-ni'1all •et~ Tt.b free. rem to air w/aame. 15Z5MeaaV.nleE,C.ll. tacular Spa, 1 1wlm-7t4/117-tl!l,IS1-MCT. Hou147 on Balboa Ill. 14Ml2l Medi........... REWARD, lost ,edlale·------;; )Glen. JllowHJrinVIS· 11 ocean. 145--Mk for SALISPIOft.I }CC A Wea. Jom a beaut.lM Dalian ~=·'~!:· •NWPT OCEAHFRONT S275., 875-·6991 eve1 Ir Prt.e&..c.... SINCZl.111 black Ealllab CMker. _.._ p 0 tit l n I 1 r e e n '. Is Lldo Ille bayt'.root, wknd.a JZ70 Sq ft on bmy Beach lltl&2Dd TDll S50K-$1M + vie of So. Cit Plua April IX"', l'IW llCotn'S Bacbelon, 1 and 2 W/1ml boat1. Wkly. Own room in 3 br condo, Boulevard-Huntlo1ton Owner/Non Owner 12th, IU-UOl dya, •lll-lf46• •bed~m• apartmenll, 8'71-SURP' pool, Jae, C.11. $250. Beach. Ideal for real SF&lsCaadoe 8'7S-7115evea/wbda. ServlntallofO.C. bd townhouse• from Luxury ooodo Corona del 540-7159 aft & e1tate office, atDre or Commerdal 6 IDchlatrtaJ Found: Pair o( '"8Mt-•---------'610,00 per month ' . . other 1Wtable bualnea1. PETER DOBm lion 11._ It 22IW 6 , • On Jamboree At Mar· bib to beacb, furn. M/F to 1br lie 2 bt apt, z Private baths, avaJla· 6'0-tGll r7J.ll0&3 Ocean, N.B. -...... * • * SanJoaqulnHillaRoad lbr,pool,jac,pvtpatio, pvtbl',ba•ent,nrOOC, ble immediately. 10 Want ioveetcr for Npt --------..... ....._ ... (71',,.._1900 uoder•round prk1. SZZ:S 556-97 Year le&1e. Attractively Found: Cocker ...,,ppy, 7~:tA~.' t adulta ooly. Summer or · bayfront home. Give Qista llesa. CaJJ....., .,_ncu ... ~eaefront for Winter yrlyrental . ......-n Roommate to shr home P~~~4lll,ntll' well 1ecured lit or 2nd 548-0TD v~::.e~=:rhof tftal1. J'Uml1hed Ir ...... to S... 43 ocean Ir canyon vua, Weekaays T.D. All, 175-flal. , 1.qn.Broker.r75-t9l2 ....................... Laguna $325. Call Wmtit.2J%Yllld7 Found: M Germ. Shep, ~S~al~ o ~E ! ,\pt. ai Condo Movins? Avoid depoait.s Hamid497-2958orFran.k COSTAMISA On your T.D.'a Notea approx.1 yrold, BaySt, tertela. Vllla Rentals. • cut Uvinl expenses! 5'G-3See Sboppin1center1tcre on $$R.aisen-Investontt C.M. 759-4M7, ai .. ~ Ice c.-... -5 ~ ..... n...... p r · 11 i 1'7t6 St. 4,88-0 sq. ft. cu°=•----AprU21lbro~ vi ·-~ uniaer ro easaona Y 1 nee Rmmte own bdrm ba, (71')6'2-&51.11. • ~-Loat: female G•rlla•n Anaheim Ceoveotion 1971. po o I , j a c u 1 I I , T3lt Shepherd., vie OelftCe Center •EST VALUE HOUSIMATIS mature/reap non 1mker C1•••rdal Purchue ot ZND T.D.'i Parll, C.M. In beat. Tlchts inu1t be ell· Veflailla corner pen· ~ 'atudentS2S075'-0899 ....... 4475 arranced. For detaila 7/mo. Dys: '32-UOO; changed for reserved ~ 2 Br 2 Ba, comm . ••••••••••••••••••••••• call eves : st.S-U•. seall at the coovention dealenld, 1n Newport ASS88UIS BHch. straltbt 1ale1 ELECTRONIC C Deeded. bcen.t Mechanical u1embly. MnefilWtaP~D•-•-Immedlate opeain11. vw1 .. ,_... Work near the beacb. • DoveStteet Good beneftt.a. 645-JUZ NEWPORT BEACH for appt. <No Pb. Calla Please) ASSEMBLERS. We will B a b 'Y 1 it t er , 11 t e train. Apply 7AM. bouaelreepina, perm•· MacOresor Yacht.a, 1831 neut, wkdays, 7:30am· Placentia, c.o.ta Meaa 6pm. Newport Beach. Mr. Hood: Nt-&Al. AUTOfllllT SAUS MANA.. BABYSI'M'ER-Woman Dataun eQlerleoce pre-n e e d e d t o h e I p ferred . IUnlmum 5 wlchtldre11 3Yn It 3mo yean fleet experience. In my home, refs. Excellent benet\t.a. 9'2·0010 'F;].hri'o~ii~~ room. eo!n~tc~y &t,.91:., 4350 S~ .:.P~~t ~ ~~~s,t ll80-1Jl57 Bn*er Loet: F wbt 1hauy Bela-~~~:~=.d~~ ~~i~ aelect your compatible ••••••••••••••••••••••• In Huntlnaton Beach. LOW~ Un JI-type dot. ~y eaft, claim yourtkketa. AUTO MICHAMIC OCE.AtROMT ~mmte to suit .Y.our MIWPC>rf llACH Flexible term a · I • H.B.4N-D>O.atmz * * * DICK WATSON • ~ia~a::r:u.2 J?.~~ ~ea~~~~~;;N\ ~sq~ c:,rautilully 2l3f59fr7202. I Low z.:to!"=~ LOST: Small Parrot Discreet Lady tD meet T~~T·~= for MIWrotrr DAnUM 888 Dove Street NEW.PORTBEACH (No Ph. Calls Pleue) BABYSl'M"ING-8-5 Moo· Fri, my home, n,c for 2 cbUdren 3 yrs" 1 mo. U . baell:eeplna. ·Laguna Nieuel ~mo wuher Ir dryer incld. 831-1801 .:~~·~le for ~~~: Offlce/Store/Bus1n~ss avail. $20,000tD Sl.50,000. <Green/Yellow w/crey iinale man 40-f0. Sweet-2 j 0 u r 0 e Y m e n • A v • I I . N o w a 1 l a t tr a c ti v e apace, lt'1'Utt0. Choice 11 yr. loan. Aaaumable. bead) "Rainpanta" or ly. Gen Del. Laguna mechanics. Eacellent Wkly/Mnthly. RmmtewaotedtDahrlae furnishings avail. for Harbor-Baker Center, Owneroccupied. Harbor H.S. S48-t912 Bcb. s alary 1uarantee, TSL MGMT. 642-1803 condo nr S.c .. Plaz~. sale. 833-IMeO ask for Costa Mesa. Vacant. IAM..S MAT'l t /H · --------medical inlurance pro- Baby.itter P IT daya, nexlble hours. Reliable 556-~. S.-1570 Bankine • Sauna, pool, Jacu111. Rocky. k2S,a1ent.SO-llll6 MOIT&AGICO. R .Af&D •x1 1ram •other benefita. 1E . Bluffs Condo, tBr, Private bath. Available cnt)Tll-51M4 Found: Dutch Banny. A za.&s s . Ell Camino Real, 3Ba. 1undk, pool , $875 May lat. $250 + ell· Office....... 4400 Shops, stores, etc. 312 Ao establlabed o .c . vie. Harbor Vu Nlltul't San Clemente. 492.1603 U you are a mature in· • plO. etS-3474 , (213 ) pensea. Call 5157.3527 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• aq.rt., 12' hi w/lee dr." Mortea1eBantlngCom-Plt,NB.840-ll20 •ESCORTS (9-5Mon.-Frt.) dividual see&iog a ruu "•1 ~~'"" 7"'"~ H ..,._,.._ S··,. "10 ft I . II: ---------'---------.1 time Teller position, ·'"........, ..,,..,.,.,., .B. Garden .,~ ""e • sq . · w sin · _P_•_n_Y ______ Found : Benji t ype •75.Z-6071 * Irvine Savings is in· • 605 sq. ft. at Mr/sq ft. Ml-72'9 1bany do1, off white y h....i tO AUTOMOTIVE tere1ted in you. Pleuant "'''" beach, sn"I condo * * * a l e, ba , 536·300,._..__ ---....... -~-.-__.--4-5-00-1 s100,ooo note at 20% re-Vl •c eve uace,agesl8-Dealer Trader Inven-r I I I d bd SllMlahww 988-6762 -tnWr-turn. Call bn*er. Due in wit.ti marti:tnp. c ~. · ServlniallofO.C. tcry Control Desk AutD worll:l nf conditions, '.,-part tone rm. 1115 Balboa Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 yrs. Mark Conley. Piasa.~. U tlra .NowHirinl experience necessary. &ood sa ary Ir benefit i:pd:1~· l~m~2s~o;~ Balboa Island FULL SERVICE SUITE · $575. Approx. 2009'4 In· Brit. 983-8377 Found: yOW\g tan Shep. MC VISA Top aalary. Call Cindy pp:~~ea!ree.d _Es,:pepr;yen~~ 1 Youarethewinnerof ORANGE COAST dus'l/Office. 18101 Sprtneer . .. , app't call Mrs. Gershon: FINANCIAL CENTER Redondo Cr. "Q". Hunt 354YoSOUD mix, N. Co1ta Mesa Cor~ler-OeUllo person between the 1 (213)687 -5540 or Zfrwtldleh 284SMesaVerdeDr.E. Bch.842-a:M lYl.YIB.D area.979-6717 .,.-,:..-..&. Chevrolet hours o r lOAM to , (213)876-"437. ($12Value),to •6, Costa M-a. •-5 nar ---------1 T ..,.000 19'" J~ 12Noon.at: I C..... ,. ...., ..,, "" erma """.l::" 3yr -l'O FOUND: Fem. Cocker: r1,...... 18211 Beacb Blvd IRVINE s.tL ASSN. Slepe to bch, 3br, 2ba, A~~l211hrUi 1mo.1 +d ffCW'iaJJ -~•deposit,. MESA TD behind tm,000 S yr. Spaniel blood, very lat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M1-«l8'7 18552 MacArthur Blvd. • cpta/drapea/frplc yrly Anaheim Convention nc u ea ......... uae 0 lll>..IDUSTRIAL 8% lit TD 00 245 acre Vic. Diana Ir Mariners. _... w.-.... 7075 S.-3331 Irvine, Ca. 92715 !lse.s7so/mo.M2·3"3 Center library/conference It " avocado pan.-el •dJoin· NB.MZ-5102 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------?S2-2800 ---------1 Tickets must be u -telephone answerln1. PARK Ina development. ~et 2 Br. earaee. pool. changed for reserved Secretarial area avail. $550,000 new appraisal. llFIMID &.IYl·IM AUTOROUT~ E.0 .E M/F SCIJM.lETS MUISE Reeister oewspaper has &45-4MO EXT 915 afternoon auto routes 1-B•A•N•K•IN_G ____ _ AYtWr• available In Laeuna ; Adulta , no pet.t. 1601 "D" seata at the ooovention at $175 per mo. James E Strong buyer w/$212,000 jlStb . St. Newport center ahead of time. Duoger Attorney 71 I W.17tta.St. equity. lit SU0,000 Beiebt.. kW. M.2-73'0 Call ·~"-5811, ext. 272 tD 957-141'. c .. t. ...... C•. Takes It. (714) 751~. ...... ---------1 7a.3Cll50orm.1153. NwptHJhll Duplex. 2 Br. claim yourticketa. PLAZA 64M4'l INlll.M f:K})'d cleanina lady kJot. Beach, Lacuna Nil'Uel Ir TB 1 RS Meadow-Gn6a-laJ!fotafewlOOdsteady Dana Pt. Applicants IKIP'GC&.81( , 1 Ba. Adults, oo pell. 517 * * • EXICvnYI SUITIS Bolsa. Days 631-3520, E vea Ir Wlmda 548-5041. Apan -Uaevea-Jo1'1 . Reas, ref '1 . mustbeoverl.8yearaof lmmed.opmi.npforap- 1·1870 1q. ft. Unit avail. A•,-,uz; h/ 1 th'-'-ANTENNlf .... _ .~Ufe 00 _ue-__ N80______ a g e & h • v e • n plicani. witb bank ex. Mormon to shr fumiabed for lmmed occ~ncy. .,....., lUJL ~ .. ecooomlcaJ vetucle Ell· perience. Xlnt benefita Newpt res. Priv ba, gar, "There I.a a difference." 1-2900 1q. ft. Ir 1· 00 sq. Lott & ,-.... other plmeta tMy tBmt Metp W..... 7100 per. oot neceuary but and p J ea s ant at . Oc . 1 2 ft. unll(I) avail. April ••••••••••••-••••••••• be lotelliaeut. :We've •••-•••••••••••••••••• h'"'~fuJ . Call 951.7113 mospbere. Call Sylvia ean view, 1pec. UJl + extras. Jeremy t 2 st 5100 • --"' BR 2 Ba, Verullles. MS-3994 11417SMJJ4 11 · 0 r a I e '•••c: I fa been looking•« •-.:oly ACCTeCl.BIC wk ya afternoon. Wat.era.~00 . .., 2082Mlcbelloo1212 Warehouses avail. for ••••••••••••••••••••••• yean and baveG't 1Hn nte Jolly Rocer Inc. bas IAMI OF •YIMI .r 50 · 5S 7 ·Ul97 _M_/_F_tD-sb_are __ be_a_ut ___ H __ -B-. 1 2021BusineuCnlr1213 immed. occupancy. 2000 l•-------•I o n e t e I e v I • I o D a poslUoo open for an ac-AUTO SALES Must have Equal Opp Emplyr br yrly, aar parking, home . Pool, Divine lr2800sq.ft. •D-34tsq. &IAMOOPMM5 ANTENNA. etc clertl: with 1 yr ex-lmowled1e Ir exper. in~~~~~~~~~ IUPI tD beach. No pets Board, A/C, Skylight, 1617 Westcliff. N.B. Want ft. *1.euiDI office bn. TH E C 0 0 KER y FOUND : Biii: Poodle, pelience. I>Wies include hi&h dollar exotic cars. :scoo/mo. 673-3958; Fire PI• c e. financial lnlt. 70009.f. Mon thru Frt. 8-4. Sat. RESTAURANT Cb b h AIR ana.lym, auditing Npt. area. 213-376-045 IAMOM& l 544-6899 1st. floor. A.ient5'l·S032. 10..2. 500 W. Coast Hwy 1 u a u a · aalea reporta Ir 1eneraJ St.eve r/TTBl&S ' Washer/Dryer + Prof. ---------(Acrou from Balboa Collie/Shepherd mix, acct1 duties. Xlot --------Xlntoppty.toworkinat· µIff Haven, 1804 Clay, 2 fum.CaUGary~Z373 IOUCIMTB S700 aq rt office + Bay Club) Open SAM· Cocker mill, Brindle benefit.a 6 waridng COO· AUTOSALIS tractive s.tL positions BR 1 B rpl ........ B In H B .. _ 2 MIWPotrr warehouse, Irvine In· 3PM . Break.fut-Lunch Terrier, Wht Cocupoo, di. with• growing com-Career o.-un.lty for avail. Immediately in S500mo.87~0349 blkl from beach. Non-Elegantuecutlve1uitea Open7days. Bauet mix, err er pany. p wpenon: saleapeoplewbowanttD Anahei~lrCostaMesa a, c, no Y"~· 2 r apt · tD Siu. dustrtal. Call 646-10'4 or T I A;•-..,..,. • amoll:erS220mo980-7S92 in prealice location. inquire Maroei Co. 187531--------• mill, Ir Dobtemix. t~ TheJ Roger Inc succeed financially and olflns. \;alJ Kathleen at aut. 3 br, 2 ba, frplc. 1 With complete 1upport Noyes, 957-9266. Bkra. Animal Care Center 17042G etteAve personally. Join Oran1e 75'-1801. Orange Coast blt beach. $875. Adult.a, Man 30 wlU sbr 2 Br C.M. aervlcea. Coop Invited. H.,,, •• 5120 754.3734 Irvine County'• lineal Uncoln· S.L. EOE ISO pet.a. Savage Wilde It boute, quiet street $200 ____ 11....,.•_185_1_--088_1 ___ 1 ---------• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------___ <_71_•_>5'6-0331.____ Mercury 1&1ea 1taff and -------- 1-Co_._17_5_-MOS ______ I toS300.S31·<r720 . MIWPOITCIMTB PACIFIC ~~~?e:c~~~=-ian Acch~--~:~~ ~~b:t~:~a~.~nyl-B•an.11:-i•ng _____ _ Pl tD bch, West N.B. WANTED 1 cple Ir 1 FuUServiceSuita BLUFF 05-S211 Cllrtl benefits. Work with TB1& ~:e~!t~r: ,~;1;, ::;! !~e~1~~s~1;:::~~ !1fYoUUT=!5o!e INDUSTRIAL ,.,.... UI r,.o•rm~1~:r;t·..,7:!8eJf:~ ~~~~·~~.!~ Exl~lr.C~~YSiAHK I •••••••••••••••••••••• M •-"-•· M "' -'celling, U25 y r y . forbeauttbdrm2"'6ba mont.blyfee! PARK procedures (Ins. com-ercuryw~ .. eaa. ContactCathy~tunez 142·3"93. newly con1tructed in MO-St70 FIRST LADY p&oJ 6 Mlf·pay accta). Call BUI Harold for• dis· 831.151.( ' --------~ Adams/Delaware area ---------1 •I Contact: .... lreneRub, cuulooofthisunlqueop-E.0 .E. MIF/V/H WES'tCLIFF 2 Br, 11,AJ ba H.B .. w/2 other aeoion, CdM Dehan Sui.tea, AC, I IH W...._. A••· Escort. Mo I _NO-_ll50______ ponunity. (714) 540-~ townhouse. Adult.a only, d/w, f/p, et. Dottie ampl l>ka. uLll pd. 2l5S Cost.W....C.. r.tyn--.. DO pets. 165olmo. 1728 960-21.s. E. est Hwy.~ •Two-1800 sq It units * 97• ---,1345-* •IMdlordl..ane.5'8-7533 avail. for occupancy MADIC>lftOtttKAWY .,.. MIWPotrr llACH May lat. •31t per 1q ft. MAU ~ONl 8'lll..l llC 6 VISA Accepted 'small Bachelor Apt. oo Fem. roommate wanted 1 or~ Offices w/recep Ir -Call M2·780t or 842-"63 S3rdSt.11,AJblkstobcb. toshrJBrboule,HB.21 storaee. Prime Joe. M-SM,Satl().2. COVERGllL mo mo uW pd ai.DJle ~v~~·u:.vail. now. Furn. orunlurn. 7S2-6550 Slot... 4550 Pla~~8: AD * ourCALL * ~ onJy 4r15-Set7 • soo aq ft in Downtown ••••• •••••••••••••••••• rcorallonly sus. llC/VJSA --------111 Business Woman tD •hr Laauoa Bell 1treet Stor••e Warebou.au In lleQ..9711 C o o d o w I a c t i v e level, ikyllt.ea, lS2-052t Cotta Me1a avaU. for employed penoo. $200 + lmmed. occup&ocy. 2000 -------- "" utll. 5'6-'370 days, Luxury 1200 sq. ft. 6ZIOO1q. ft. 33t per aq. ~1 ev•/wknda Lacuna Beach ocean ft. Cell 6'2-"63 Mon. view. $1,000/mo/leHe. tlana Fri. M . Sat 10..2. tlM-0086. ___ ....._ _____ 1Ap.,rox. SOOO.q ,ft. In 525' Office. Crpt, paneled Fountain Valley nr San walla, 1u Is wtr fUl'ft( Dleto Fwy. Sl,320/mo. Ground Or. Prq. 2CJG2 Call John 55'-HSO or Newport Blvd, C.M. Dbl 541-75! unit (10501q. ft.> 1toreor .. --.-.---.... .,-....,---4-6-00-l~---:--:----:--:---:-l....:°'=c.:..:551-4=-.::lll=or=-=Mt-:.:::...:2221=:.:..· -I ••••••••••••••••••••••• FULL SERVICE SUITE -Yount p~couole look· 0 R A H G B C 0 AS T ln• lor wilt ocean P'JNANCIAL CENTER vi" to mt/or wedd.lna. t---------1•--------i 2NS Mesa Verde l)r. E. lD Sept . .Qllliros tbe ah H, Cotta,. ... Share ~)be IJl.l. Call Or. 150 aq ft ofllce ..ttb Wolf at (21J)t:D.50M « aDOtlMr Realtor or comp Iva. m ... ~----------· 1----------.r otber •mall bualn••· Jlupectable couple $150permo. + MC\ll'ky. want• to leale •Ill lnchad• Ulilt. • ._. bte/cODdo udat JUG anawerln•. Otber m..-. Mrviee9 av.U. tlT-O'IOL ----------....::...-.-1 1--------1 Ndallj. lntne area. Reapoo., ~~~~;&IU:li~-r,C:=: qutet, ne,.t, 1trat1bt • .. 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Guat • .Um. pd _,,.. .-.ma ,..,_ .... ••••••••••••••••••• WE ARE BUlLDBIG a Ml-M27 c--...a......... SUITE. S.t9·'738 for ----, odor Crptrepa1t 15 Uc.DUii 5'8-2711 HOM£UfPROVE .. e:NT ~ -._, m ••••••••••• .. •••••••• • exp.· Do ~ iny,!'{l Re ode.U-.--OddJobl reputalioo. not reeUot ABC llOVJNG, Eicper •••••••n••-•••••••••• n ff ~. PortableMeamCle~ aefi.S3t..Ol0l ' CoronadeUlarCcmtCo. ay:eaPJ!. t7t.Z2185 onone.979-1C8 prot, Jow ntea, quick LLOYD'SNURSERYA Pos&Bo1tOC~ &niU.,macbinery 1---------1 deatp camuttaUon by -TWO LadMil will dean careful W'Yfce. 5.52:0(10 LANDSCAPE 00. INC S4t-22i7 No crpta. 961- We Care Catpet Cleanen dealtn dinc:tor. color Carpenb')'. eabinda, roor your boute« apt Exp Expert p.-t caitrol ror -- Stctao\ dee• upbota. aketchl.•aldlnobtatn· repalra.l)lumblq. ~ •dependable. ref: TIJE"llOV!N·ll.AN"ls tree, shrub, turf• ln· "-l'•rtrtt•111-..t •-Work suar Truck inafin.~ est. caft Answer Ad SQ.9tl&•m·a4 Cartful, cou.rteoua • door service. Free Eat. ••••••.,.••• .. •••••••••• "••••••••••••••••••• cnounluntt.MS-3'711 -~-------• 1441 ~· zthts •Cbeap. Pleaee nil Uc.145'1.6M-144l. f>rol. aervlcetosave you TILE INSTALLATJO~ CONSTR.6'~M~D. ' ' . .. ... ,. Ma·mt Pf T.... time. moaey. Newport Ftoon. Kitchen, Batb NoSt1 eam/NoSba1. mPoOf PUmPlan•~~ d . Geo. REP.AIRS ••••••••••••••••••••••• P•t'">'fll .. ••~•••• .. •••••••••••• Paclrtc R.E.145-3118.S RReli•ble7c11reafPhhmo Stan 1pecla aat, Ht er ...... ,S5'7.as:r. c 11 ytJ m.~14 TAXJ!:SAND -·..,, If -. 01eu dry. Freeest.839-U82 a an me, INVESTllENTS •••••••••••••••••••••••EXPERT PIANO tuning Newport real estate _63_1-0t.58 ______ ~,.. -----.i>o-----1Dryw.. Hwdwood...,. ..._ .. __ .......... F\ne ex.t/lnt palnUnc by •repair. Member PTG. acent wlU oon.sider trad· . U0 ff0'·1rDRAPES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tu prep,, • ..,._.., • ..,,.. Richard .,,_.;,,_ Uc •-• 848-8818 111· o serv1· ...... Wh"t '"ave Custom Ule ln.1UillaU t ' ., •••••••• ••••••••••••••• l(r Leonard 881 9:343 .a. .. • ' wa. • • ... _ .. n t• Clean~ lnd;our home. Drywallr:rN!allat HAllDWOOD FLOORS · · · · Try me. 131-4410 (24 bnl} 1,.--..,-..,.--,-.-_.-----i you aot to trade? Bruce fin, kit, ~th.I & rela •• TIP·T;t ARPET& Q':tt.~New fcre· Cleaned&Waxed L9dsc~ •••••••••;f.;;••••••••• Blomaren, RE/MAX remodeling, free e A.Cu•.._, Floore re. 9ll0-6268 m . t 532-SM!I Anytlme,&3Z-4111US.A. • ....... •• ........... QUB\~r~~~ Neat patchealtt.exlurea Realtors, 759.1221 , Roger lrvln&979-6U!O .. ...... •••••••.;;;r•••••••••••• Cel&.a.Acomltk Taping, Texture & H_._ WEDOITALL! Freeest 848-5684 Jn.Ht. HJ..14lt 760--0297 fNeS.,.,,ke LElGB ROBERTS •••• -.-;:._•••••••••••••• Acoustic Celllno• Free --.. We do It best! We do it · 1....._ <11t---1---· ••••••••••••••••••••••• cbea peat' Russel I .,.._....... ~ Spedalt.lA«ounllll& AcousUcCeilinp e1t. Kevin, 675-9088, Haul cleanup concrete Lan<hul>ini &U-7062 lnter/Exte.r/Refinlat\ing ED'S PLASTERING ••••••••••••••••••••••• AOKTREECARE service 548-1484 +custom band texturing 673-1503 rem'oval. oWnp truclt. · cellln&alwallpaper. Uc. All Types Intl Ext p R 0 FE SS 10 NA L re. Trim/ removals, Al~llt Lie. 389944. 532·5549 8.clric• Quick aerv. 642-7638 U.O..lae...... Caln' Sona 898-5lOS 645-8258 FREE EST. sume service. Tof quali· atop 1 a ry a111 ma ;._ ... /C .. •••••••••••••••••••••• ty •-w cost "~"-l 70 wholesale. Free ea •. •• •u•••••••ueuun• -~-... ....................... OUMPJOB.S 'll CadStretcbUmo DAV E'S PAINTING INT./EXT. plaster • w ·'""" 539·2752 • Driveways, parking lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• ELECTRICIAN-priced S 11 M · J bs Serving area 9 years patching, 30yrs exf. Roofl.g ----------repairs, aealcoating. REM OVAL: concrete, rigbl, free estimate on Cmlal Mll'~1°391 Ob rlenth ruga.St3v0·•1thereo+· Reas, Ina, Uc. 760-7301 Neat S4.:>-29'17 (Pau > ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW IS 11-IE TIME Sit.$ Asphalt. 6'1·4871 asph, grading, lot clean-lar1eoramalljobs. 8 I\'&,,_. ar;,f_ one. r QUALITY ROOFING prune your trees. Uc'd. up, saw. break & re· Uc.1396821 673-0359 Hauling&DumpJobs. 20 .49S-8354..83l ·3046 WALL.rAPSt.IMG J&J Plastering. Lath Alltypes,freeesl. "The Experts". 2oy AllfH1roth•e move. Hrlyor bid. Floors Ask for Randy Moswy Prof. installed, lat roll p laster ' stucco ' Visa MC. 541-5930 local George 548-3239 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 549-2411 ... "'il·"i"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• buo" fre .. Don patching. Free est . HA.RBORROOFING --••••••••••••••••••••••• "' ow;• • ""· • Jerry 631 ·2858 John ~ . T....J-SerYIU ~ Complete,on-tbe-apotcar Pool decks, patios, CRPT UNO WOOD BRICKWORK: Small 1-639-1429forfree est. rr•..., • ~ . TN!e/shrub trim, garage Jobs. Newport, Costa 675-7506 New & recovers. Repair ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~~t~.•=:,~t. clean· masonry, sport court, lrustalled/repa.ll'ed. Lie. & yard clean.ups Free Mesa, Irvine, Refs. ••PAINTING-Don't specialistlstay ·busy Prof. Qltr t_Yprng. C~ ---------1 tennis cou rts Lie f38t260. Greg 499-265Z est. SS7-8271 675-3175 Call Unleu You Care! Pool Set'Yfce,..,..... prices Reliable. 548-0512 tr anscriptions. phon c.,.... 374067. 851·1•, 847·7078 Ci-_..lng 536-~l (24 hrs) ....................... diet. letters, repo , ••••••••••••••••••••••• THOMPSON 'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• H~C ... Set-Ylce EXPERT BRICK & SwimmingPoolService LeakRepair·res/comm •lorms, resumes, le~ DOORS•WINOOWS CONCRETECONSTR •VERY U7W PRJCES• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Masonry. Small jobs & NEWPORT PAINTING Reliable. Repairs/Acid tstqual. mat'I & labor pap e r s. envelope • Repaired or Replaced U Landscape maint·clnups Elderly & Kandicapped repat.n. Frplc facings. Comm./indus./res1d. w a.,hes. Reas. 557 2783 Beat any bid. 631 9193 I a be Is. disc vol um Free est. 635-3720 c. 393383. 642-8482 George, 549-20l.S Care Service providing Refs. 551·.SSS. 760-7074 Free est. Low rates. Wo rk g ua r Mari ah . CfUld c... in·bome persooaJ care 673-0737 17 yu exper working ROOFING 636·0756 All TYP" Remodeling & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Richard or Donna , Small jobs wanted. Brick w/all makes or equip. All types . repairs . ------- Repairs, top quality, 17 SJ I .90/Wk TREES 499-5693 and Block Low hourly Painting done reasonable State contractor's he. & decks free eslimales . Window ~ Yn in area. Uc'd Mr rale.499·1226aft.6pm. and right. Call Tom · p h Cont t' Ca11Bob548-0769. •r•••••••••••••••••••t-Palombo; 982·8314 Hot lunch. CM Chns Topped/removed; clean Houseclealmg 494.2535 Refs. ~~·673o~16 s rue ion - -"Let The Sunshine In" lianPreschool.646-5423 ~~.lawnrenov 751-3476 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AllTypesMasonr y ------------BALBOAROOFJNG CO. CallSunsh.neWindow General Housecleanjng Very reas. Uc, bonded. First Class 111t/ext paint· Take adva11tage of S100 Clitning, Ltd S48 8853 Al\ Around Carpenter Finish & Rough. Free Est. John !n9·4529 or 775-8082 T .L.C Child Care Anytime, exp'd, refs 979-6646, 631 ·3563 Find what you want 1n Have something to sell" Dally Piiot Classifieds Classified ads do 1t well GARDEMMG WAHTED Mowing, edging, raking, s w e eping Free esumates ~ 0944 or 645·5737 Reliable. refs , trans. Bob 548-2753, 536-9906 ing, wallpaper, refinish lf you've never plate<! a gas or food give.away. ----- 962.0610 cabinets,etc.!nS..S294 Classified ad, you're in Realtors welc om e . Window Expert -FIREPLACES built, re· the minonty' Try 1tonce 673.6743 windows. bbnds,screena ROBlN'SCLEANING faced . brick/stone RALPH 'S PAINTING and see how quickly you ;;r-& mirrors Reas Depen· Serv1ce-athorouehly veneers. 30 yrs exp. Lie Int/Ext Lowrates. get res ults . Phone Find what you wanrin dable Free est Ge1~ clean house. 540-0857 I 893-3743 Free est. 964 S566 642·5678. Daily Pilot Class1f1eds 545·0225 Help W-.d 7100 H.tp W ClflHd 7 I 00 Help Wanted 7 I 00 H.tp W mwtect 7 I 00 Help W CIRhd 71 00 Help~ ..t.d 71 00 tt.1p W CIRhd 7 I 00 Hetp W .t'td 7 I 00 Help W Clftted 7 I 00 .•.........•..............•......................•.............................•..................•...•.•.......... ·········~·· .. ········ .................•................................................... Banking I Bar Help, Full&P T .top CASHIER COUNTER PERSON for DRIVERS GENERAlOFFfCE Help wanted flt. pit Banking SS for sharp. Port 17, · HOUSEWARESALES Clerks pnnt shop. f~om 9AM Oel1ver bakery products Fl t days, act'ountmg, sandwich man & counltr New kclmrts ca..-r New 1-unts CM 646·3666 Apply in person Crown PARTTIME 3PM. Apply m person, Super .Market. early general office duties. help Plaza de Cafe, """"' - -----Hardware 1024 frvme Housewives, worltwh.ile 1795 Newport •Blvd · morning to mid xlnt benefits call Bob Gary's Deti 7525401 ' Full Time IARTB«>Y (WestcLitr.Plaza) NB ' your children are in C.M arternoon Call n1 4750. 770-1675 L.H ~ Expenence Preferred Also part lime posilions avaUable in our South Coast Plua o(fice. Call· Kathy Amburgey 54().-4066 CALIFORNIA FEDERAL So•"9&&.o.. 695 Town Center Dr Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 Equal Opportunity Employer ** BANKING Wells Fargo Bank, Orange County Ajrport olfice, has an immediate opening for a: T...- Part Time to work 30 hrs per week (Mon-Thurs. 9.»3.30 & Fri. 9:30-6:30). Some training will be provided. Tellers Full Time & Sat. Only Positions available in our new Laguna Niguel office. Exper preferred Please call: Don Fylpaa 714 TI0.6441 CALIFORNIA FEDERAL Equal Opportunity EmpJoyer Bankin& R£CIP110MST Newport Beach S&L has immed. opening for a Receptiorust. Must have had previous Recep Uonist 's ex per., must be personable & enjoy meeting the public Salary comm. with ex-pe r . Full ins uran ce benefits & paid career apparel. Please call: Ms. Denny Parisia 714~ NEWPORT IALIOA SAVIHGS & LOAN E.0 .E. We provide an ucellent1--------- sa \ar y and benefits package and a friendly workinc atmosphere. Please coouct: a. 7 I 4-973-5040 WELLS FARGO BANK ~Mac.Arthur Blvd. Banking TRAINEE POSITIONS Must have minimum of 6 mos. office. ca.sh handl mg or public contact ex· per LAGUNA HILLS OfflCE * Accollllh Payea. ca.n (Must be able totypt-40wpm) •Ch.clrfle <Part-time S hni. AM or PM) We oiler erowth OP· portunltles, excellent ---------a1 workio1 condition,, BANKING salary • benefits. Cal\: NeW'OOl't Beach, CA Equal Opp Emply m/flb TB.1.£1 Carol Tbuyns, 833-2811. ILDOUDO IAHK E.O.E. Apply 1n pers on El school. Part time pc>&. HOMEMAKER C a m i n o 2 o t l I avail rrom 9 to 3PM, ST~R DRIVYS GENERAL OFFICE Oppty for homemakea BrookhurstH.B c·~1ERS Mon. lhru Fri., to work SYVICEREP Wanted for Furniture Looking for a very '" l o d evelo p mkl1n& ~ in speciality drugstore. Large consumer finance Moving Co $5/to start, terest1ng part time Job career We tram For B e aut1 c 1an s & Noexp.req'd.Calllbe company seeks sales increase wilh ex· in pleasant offi ce" appl9SZ·OOlO manicurists wtth clien u TOTEM store M.anagerforappt. oriented person with perience.MS-3444 Clerical , for mature - tele. be sell-employed, THE GUILD clerical skill, to serve DRIVER person Location p c H . Hostess pick your own hours the public. Mwst have Npl Bch. Ex per a 808 BUR.as F 0 PI T driver 2PM 6PM " irs l c lass s alon DRUG 4 wpm , accept must Accuratelypmg, Now hiring P 'T day 557 2234 MARKETS responsibillty & be Mon Fri New port no shorthand. 20 hr hostes~. rnterv1ew 2 4ptn -------for2nd&JrdShilts 16IOS-MlcJilelDr. career minded. Xlnt. Beach 6Jl-J393Jonnie weekmcludesSa.t&Sun. Mon Thurs 37 FashiOP IOOICJCEEPSt We promote to manage .Wwport 1e9dt employee benefits Al· DRUG CLERIC Call: 646-7431 Island. Newport Centen Parttime ror Nwprt Bch ment & supervis;on from tractive salary while Full time. Mon·Fn , g..6 --law firm lo work J0.40 within. &!jjJ330 training.~ or call Mr, General Office hrs /mo Gen. ledger WANTACAREER? .,...... Tucker. Beneficial Professional pharmacy, WORK TEMPORARY trial bal. & payroll tax Cost.a Mesa Finance Co. 1888 So. exper Call: Terry Grant PBX Recepllonist.11. es. Salary neg Call 111 Del Mar CLHl/SlC'Y Harbor Blvd. Costa for interview. &u·l580 Secretanes, Clerks Meredilb,640-0700. 631·9421 Telepbonel typln1. lfeaa.646-1838. Electro-mechanical . . IO()t(KHPB Laguna Beach 1eaeral off ce. Some Deliver L.A Times to Technician/Sr. Unusual f VICKI HESTON J Need full char&e to 414-9233 ~~c comae ct aper. de-homes in C.M. ae H.B. opporto.nJty for mature operate & superv1$e '"'""'· armery Vllla1e 3-8AM. $J7s.k50 mo. + person Resume to E . D . p . accounting Huntr.ngton Beach locaUon.~00 Larry. bonus. Dependable car Dept OCP/2268, P.O system for small but 962.9116 Companion 546-4481 or964-4982. Box 76387, LA , Ca 90076 & Assodahs 18004 Skyparlt Bl Ste 235 lrvme HOST/HOSTESS fo'ull & part lime avail•· ble. Apply 1n person 3·5PM Jolly Roger, ~ So. Coast Hwy, Lag!.$ Beach · Hou sec leaning. lady needed for 3 hour~ ~ 1 week $6 .50 per HJtil!'i.... 645·3331 growing firm in Irvine/ SPll!!,,,.W.--SON El Toro area Xlnt start ----.._ irsa DEUVERY ing salary & benefits Need immed. Special Full time for local de 855 1771 Challenging position in person to help with our liveries, xlnt driving re a.GIH&lt/TECH. TEMPORARY Electroni c engineer /technician tor debug.ging/te~tin~ of new Mil spec c1rcu1t de· velopmt. Must be ex· per'd. in design of switch mode power supplies & analog circuits. RF ex ~r. desirable. 3 mos. JOb with growing laser co. Independent conlrac Lor status (consultant) acceptable. Potential for perm a nept em ploy· menl Call 493·6624 EOE 540-0'400 Housekeeper'Companion (•-------•• Live in or out ----progressive N~B Dental special handicapped cord r·equired. S5l·9'Zl2 lookll= Clerlr Of r1 c e aw a Its en son. He is 2 yrs. old & M. w N s lhusiastic, exp'd Front needs lot.II ol attention & r est, ewport ta A I P know edge helpful Honers Inc. J lo 4 days per wk Hrs Office Manager. Good love. Training helpful, 9 5, apply at 1660 starting salary Call but not nee as we will Placentia Ave .. Costa 644·9211 Askfor Belty train & expand the ri~ht Mesa person. We are looking DENT AL ASST RDA Front & back office. Work hours & days you want S6 to S7 per hour Vanety. Call between 9 & 6. JC no answer leave msg. 64S-S742 General The lalboa lay Clllb is now hiriltg: to S•curih Guard l yr exp Craveyard Pro Shop Afffttdclnt Sat/Sun, 9AM·2PM or 2PM 7PM. Tues /Fri. 4PM ·9PM. Sales, re · 8J3.roo!I. H OUSS<EEPER and companion Lave m. Must be able to drive No smoking N B 640.0099 from lOam lo 3pm Housekeepers wanted. The Sea Cliff Motel. 1661 South Coast llwy. L 8. 494-4892 IOOICKEl!PE:R F/C fas hion Island invest ment firm. EJtcell. op portunlty Exper. & maturity req'd Call 714·640.1>123 CHILD Monitor, $581 per month. Mwit have 3 mos thi s experience Complete care or 20 mos old baby, prepare food & feed the boy, change diapers, toilet train, launder clothes & bathe the baby , constant superv1s1on needed, private room & board. Take ad to State Employment Office in Orange County 00~1. 677 010. Ad paid for by employer for someone who is will· ing to make total com milment to our son's welfare. Full time employment with all co benefits & com · men11urate salary Dental Assistant, exp, to compliment our Pedo of· fice Full or P IT S48·S580. servalions & reception •-------- IOOOElftll FULL CHARGE Outstanding opportunity for experienced con struclion development, real estate full charge bookkeeper, for rapidly expanding multi corporate NB firm . --------- L1 g ht typing r e q . CLEAHll«i/MAJHT. Congenial environment, Pe-0ple needed, pit or benefits, profit sl\aring, full lime, exp'd. 966-0627 maJor medical & op portunity for advance· C&.aJCAL ment. Send resume Incl AuthorizaUoo operators Salary Hist & dates to p/t all hours , flex Pat ParklJ\SOn VP Quail $Chedulea, minimum 20 Place Company 1400 hrs. $4,0ltostart. Quall St. SUite 135, NB TimeSbare !I 2 6 6 0 o r c a l'I Transaction (714 )752·1920 Services, loc. 2t62 Dupoot Dr. Irv. l~..,..,Clerll EOE M/F Full time, exper . helpful --------- but not. nee. Many com-I•--------• pany benefits. Apply at: Clerical 1660 Placentia Ave.. HSlUTIS!I Costa Mesa The job ol your choice. IOODl:IPB All a~lls ~· Top TOSZ0,000 OFFICE MA MAGER ~Vltl<il·: 'l'UftlD. ·~· mfg. co. offers ex · al future ~ Bcb 55&-8520 for take c rge indiv. wbf th proven m1mt.1~~ua~l~O~pp~Em~pl~yr~M~/F~ abUity. Non·•mkr. Priori:: broad uper. wtth A/P,l•-------- A/ R , t11volcla1, .P /T. Clerical Mall ,..... to: P.O. OMCIC&.98' Boa ~ lntDe, Ca. .. ..... _m_1_a ______ 1 Out om~ ts leekJna a" Bualll ..... ..a p it iodlv. wbo la KCUnl4t uaodet. • wholesale -.iUI fi&Ul'll • bat Utt 1upplf. 716-1741 typblf UWL •CAl-..S• Cbder'Cab TJ0.41112 Call: Mrs Canfield , :HPM. Mon lbru Sat., 615·8729 Computer .. ...... Alsoc. ... Ed.. ICcslfur LGlbl 9 :45 am To 6:15 pm Saturdays. Exp. in data processing, program- ming, debueging prog. languages, JCL for IBM/3607370 & disk IBM 370/ 15S. Apply in writing to Coast Community Colleges, 1370 Adams Ave Cosu Mesa. 92626, 556·5947 by s pm 4127. EOE/MF. C°°"~ "3'••er 2 yrs colle&e • 2 yrs training ln engineering, & 2 yrs experience with Sigma.systems. Must have thorough knowledge of Sigma computer systems. Will perform Slama customer ~«maintenance & Rpalr of hi1hly teclmical com· puter equipment. Salary range la ~25K. Take ad to state employm.ent of. fice In Oranae County. <DOT OO!.OC1·030) Ad paid for by employer. Den ta I Assistant, full or PIT. needed immed in ••••••••• Co6ta Mesa office. Exp & X-Ray lie. req 631·1420. DENT AL ASSIST ANT Reg chairs1dedental us't. S45·9475 Sl IOI Fd&~.tnn.. Expanding co. needs h11rd workers. Co benefits. Rapid advan· cement. Car needed 18 &over. duties W aiter/WaltrHs 1 year dinner house exp. 4.5 nites. SPM-llPM Please call for appt 645·7358, Mon-Fri . 9:J0.5PM GROUP REP for foreign exchange program in 0.C. cities. J.4 weeks HOUSEKEEPERS We have immed. open· ing s f o r f o u housekeepers Full ti positions 9PM to SA s hift. Excell frin benefits pack'age" I": 1nterv1ew. call Liz SI ten, 714·641 J616or app in person al Advanc Health Center. 13 Bristol St. North, Sui 100, Newport Beac EOE M IF DNtal~ Chair side tn N.B. Endo office. 2~ day/week. CALL lOAM TO 3PM this summer Should,_ _______ _ 7 I 4·847-2422 Must be exp'd able & ~~~~~~~~~ enthusiastic. top pay -:: 631-3380 FULL TIMI SALIS Women's Swimwear. Den ta I Assist an ti apply in person. Mystic Chairslde, for Fri's le Harbour 2811 ·c· some Sat's. Newport Newport Blvd. N.B general practice. Ask Fri/Sat. 4/17-4/18. IOam· for J udy 790-9357. 5pm or call 673-3034 eves know community well Find host families, or· ganize program, take students on toun;. Xlnt salary for the energetic & enthusiastic Please send letter or resume to lnterstud y 4822 Barkwood, Irvine. Ca. 92714. DEHT Al/ AMt.t -4 - 95 -· 2004 ------GUARDS No expr. nee. Costa ruRNITURE Store nds. FuU & part time. All Ml!sa area. 556-8468 part time helper for de-areas. Uniform• furn'd. liveries le various Ages 21 or over, retired S20S.80 to S4 ll .60 duties. Approx. 30-40 I N WEEKLY working part "-. nar wk.•• hr. P-". we come. oexper. nee. , ll .. __ N · I ..... ,.~ " ·~ Apply : U niversal or " uuro:. auona non-amkr . lo~e in Protection Service, l.226 com~any. Start im· penoo, Tues. Sat. w. stb Sl., Santa Ana. med ately. No ex · at1931NewportBl .. CM. lntervlewhn:IH2&1·4. perla.nce oeceaury. MOl\·Fri. I V6'"/ uw. out&ide work. GEMHAI. OfflCE No aellin1. Send name Excell. typing 1kllls, HAIRDRESSER and address for com-some bk.pg. Is computer le MANJCURIST otet• det.alk to: AHIA. exper . deairable. Send w/clieotele, hiabut ~14 Centerview, Dept. resume to: Cushman Ir comm. J?d, areat toe. ~S.anAntomo,Tea.u Wakefield , 4041 The Haar Handlers. ~ MacArthur Bl., USO, "2-8484 Newport .a.acb, Ca ........ ________ _ Doou& •bop. Early AM 92660. Attn: !2alDe shill, DO aper nee. App---------- Ir: Dip~ Danute, ~ Newport Blvd. C.M. DNNf'YWall1• Needi ta'*r, bttnmer. Experlenud. 11100 .- Tbuta., 7-S;IO. C.111 . &U-llU. • IMPORT I EXPOR Director wanted to ov see im portatioo of ti pieces from Hong K mto the U.S. To perfo marketing & feasib1U studies and monil s'1es trends. Must ha'lle B.S in business or 4 ye~ exper in internation I trade. Fluency in C tonese &t English te· quired. $1950 per mo., 4!1 hrs week, take ad nearest Employme Development Depar • m eot Office. DO U63. l17·014. Thla paid for by employer. Insurance INSURANCE RECE • Genral office duties I • cludlnc typtna. Se t starter, mature. W varied & lnt.ereatlQ • SSICIO. 0 .C. Airport a CaU Pat (714)7$2.#IS, uraace 4CCOUMJ•. OS bH 01*11D=ln tom• &erv\ce . MJ'Vlffa~ • Utlllce accta. Mott vt fd. on.I • written eommu.nlcat:lcna ullla. gspu. deltrabte. Start" MEDICAL t.nr Hlaf'l comm. win · y••i..M"""Rllll ~r. • abllity. ExceU. •-------~~ ire<>. beneflU 6 career ad· Work at home, tap pay. "'vancement ~tential. .._. .__ Requires minlmum Syn P ~ Llnd -· ~cuie bo1~ltal ex· or~ .• c : •. Exp'd appl_y to Antle perieuce tn all pbaw ol 114-_m Saa Clemente Jnn. medicaldidation. Moo.· ~~~~~~~~ _m_-t_1°'------1 Fri. t.s. 7eM:IOO. JIWILIYSALIS 11 A I D S , HEAD llEDICALASST Exp pref. Apply ln H 0 USE KEEP!! R For front 6 back olflce. ~-~n. Kirt Jewelen, EntU.b tpeaktn&, 11 or Lacuna Beach..aM-1181 fl00llarbor8lvd,C.M. F ~7700 UCWJICMST "111 Um• ._;rtt. ... be penooabt• • w.ll tp'C*.ll4MI •• tQI01 llMMt· ......... ~.Mqulna &Ood tpelllD& • MD• maodlp. No tJpln1. Pboue .aerieaet pre- ferffd. rull ~pany M4etlta. Apply: Pen· QY'IHU. Jiii) PlaceDli• , _________ , Ave., C.ll. llCwnOMST lntenat'l m.kta. flrm needs Recap Uoollt/TYllil!t for front desk. lfahdle pbone1, creet visit.on. '5wpm ,... q_'d. ACClll'llCY a mutt. NPG·•mkn. only. Call: Mra. Coplan, SS.e&ol. IMS Equi11ment '2905 ---------1 Barranca Rd., Irvine. NODUCnOH EOE TU.t•• IEMT AL A(HMT PAU11MI M•'tMctt-t1N1 s~~ "-···" We have CJl*l'naa ln the SC1U/~ needed with P.f., bull· ne.a Uttaadcn for buay Newport~ law f1nn wltb coaaenlal attorney. 7141759-01'00 SICllJAltY Fulltlme . R .E . knowledp belptul, but not req. Newport Center d~veloper . 133-UOO (Suaan). .... .:a-=~~ .. H ..... Beedl Youa,.O......_ol ~~= lceC:-'11 April li\bru 25 Anafielm C.ventJan c.m. STOCDOOM Tichta muat be .z. ' Exper'd . Slockroom ebanced for ,...rved Clerk needed for our aeata at tlw conv•tion marktnf line. P\lll ti.me, cent.er a.bead of llme. e • c e I . 1 c b •du I e . Call 141--5171. at. 272 to Benefit• include, in· claim yourUdl:eta. auraDce, company di.a· · * * * count , pd. vacationl • holidaya. Apply lo ---------penon: J .C.PltMY Z4 Fuhioa ltland RubMr boae product.a, for La1una'a leading must J>ut co. physical R.E. office. Full time. lncludlnl back X-ray. R.E Uc req. Wf-Mll Takin1 appllcatlona ___ ......;; ____ _ above Depll . for qualified aaleapeople. Excell. co. beoellta ln· elude dlacount prlvlle1e1, medical, dental Is Ille lna., prolit --------EOE M/F btwn I • lOAll except R.E. SAL~PERSON for 4-20. Stratotlex, 17571 aaJea, excbanlea. inve1t-Arm1tro~;e., ~v. metit.a. WO comm. New EOE. A via lad., It P IT ok. Newport Co. Pacific R.E.145-31183. aharinl Is peoaioo pllJl. Apply in penon: J.C. PBMY. 24 Fuhlon Island Newport Beach * •SICllTAlllS•• S6L/Super/2)'rtl2,800 1--------1 Aceow1tant1Dedu,ooo AT 111E HIGH SCHOOL So M tuion • Stace Coed> • airy Store Sales. ---------• MUSii•• w-end1, addiUona1 day1 MAIMTIMAMCE 5 mornin11 a week, '.opttonal. Salary + For motel. Exper'd. 7All·tAM. Excell. driv·1·-------- "''Comm. Future store MZ-3030 inl rtt. req'd. Apply: EOE M/F Le1a11no1 dictlu,ooo Exec/ ahl.00/ corpll.8000 Expd.ConaultaotOun llSTAuaAM'r LU Rel.nden AIY. loc:. SYSTEMS ANALYSTS A.ti 16. 17. 11 N<10f'I TOl:OO PM. Take 1·5 to Hwy '78 manaeement for ---.... --.... -.~-----1 Pennysaver...t llSO qualUled person. Pbooe -~-PlaceoU.Ave .. ~.M . Sandwich )laluer hfs 4020 Blrcb &t '64 EOE Explosive growth bas 7AM-3PM Mon.-Frl. SALIS,..SOMMIL Newport/83:M190/Free c reated a need for 646-8883, call anytime for contemporary retail ,.,._,..0 5 with aolld acien· at Oce&naide DONA110N$1..50 PRIZ~DAILY FREE PARKING '.·WS.8822. Wom~~~t'':e-p. in JewelryalOreinSo.Coaat sales 6 personnel Plaia needs bri&tu supervision to manage penon for office duties. party rental store. Able 540-9066 lo worlt Sata. Apply: MODB.IMG, Comm 'la, films, ex· tras ... SCAS oeeda new faces, au ages. 957-0282. Excellentpc»ilionforin· store. Only career -,,,_ • ..., d ivi dual who has Restaurant minded, mature women tific experience. Willinl ~~~~~~~~~ RSTS / E Operating JOHNNY'S need apply. Must be ex· Secretary to relocate to beautiful Lab Tech Exper lab tech for Newport Bea c h Rheumatologists Ofc 644-L881 .· LEGAL Growing Santa An• law !llfice requires 1 legal ~jia inee & 1 legal !Aettretary. Good baste ~ills a must 641-1358 ~Jean) QGAL SECIETA.ltY 2025 Newport Bl .. C.M. Systems experience on llEST•n••~ per'd . Salary plus bec.Soucl•t Monterey Peninsula. P D P 1 1 7 O, R ST S -""'"' Pl I in T a -•di R e I a x e d w o r It at · 0 S Bookkeeper, now ac· comm. ease 'XP Y o rwtu .. mosphere. Terrific op- •Motorcycle Mech• ~ e r a to 8../ i1 e m -ceptin_g applications for penon or call: propo, p i n . S v c ea . firm ' Po rt u n i tie a . Good Exper, FIT, must have guaee c us or fulltime. Apply· in 644-2652 or lf29 Fashion Fash.Ion laland, nda. top-1 i 1 ...__ •-11 It Plus 2. Company pays •-M laland Npt Bcb EOE notch ex.... sec'y. for 18 ar es P us uuuus "' 8 MANAGERS-part-time own tools, nice wor ing fee ! Located in Carmel, ~non bet 3.,. 5, on· • · · '"· benefits. Send resume In for 1 whste 1 outlet. Somfe atmosphere. 642-8870 CA. t An2250 E. 17th St., San· 5vetryr bousnyg, chale xl'gp. ~: confidence or call: The co lege exp. pre . Nee·d 1.mmediate l y' $ -• a a. · .. Mar s hall G roup , 8313838 zo,o-z4,000 Sales type/shrthd. skills a Personnel Service, attn· · couples for janitorial Send resume in con· llT.A.IL ltENTA.L must. Non -smkrs . Michelle Peerson. P.O Manager with experience route own ~/phone fidence or caU for ap-Asst. Manager women COHSULTAHTS please . Excel . Box A-I, Carmel, CA for Ladies Boutique in good pay, reliable peo-Po In t men t . The specialty store clothing Breu n e r , s Rent s dent/med. beoea. Call· 93921, (408 ) 625-5700 Newport Beach. Good ple 58l·2730. Mars hall G r o up , exp. neces. NANCY Furniture Showroom an 714-640--0123 "FreetoApplicant" Personnel Service, attn: CRAIG 55&1~ ---------salary. Send r;esume to Need Xtra$'? For the xtra Michelle Peeraoni P.O Wes tm insler seeks 1---------1 6.d 11693, Daily Pilot , things you want out of Box A-I, Carme, CA 1--------• career oriented person SECllTAltY I"'<> Box. 1560. Costa life Call ll62-7306 93921, (408) ~5700. 1 Sales for entry level pos in GEM. OfC. ''/J Teoc._.,t Aide Mesa.Callf.926216. • ... oc~ home furn uh1ngs Preschool. Mon Fri . MuaslMG ""'" u•.-. Breuner'u s California's 20-25 lln. per wt. or one mornings, 4 hr. day MA NAGEMENT RM-ftAU TIM£ P I T JM E he 1 p for SA.LES OPPTY. largest furn rental co & woman ( 3 man l Garden Grove area Businessman requires 3-4 dys a week. Country women's specialty shop. We are en\ering a needs qualified sales " ~egs10aee. rin&Exc'f11c .. insaclaosrlay _97_1·-~----- F h l l d N tremendous new field of mgmt staff for expand· "' ~ associate. spare time. Club Conv . H osp as ion san oexpr ente rtainment that is ingmkt Retatlexp pre-Please call Tom, after TELEP H 0 NE fordist consuJtingbu.si. 549-3061 nec.759-995ll0to6pm sweeping the nation We f'd.Will tram $4 hr t...de 3.30P M. Mon-Fri , SwitchboardOper Some Chance to produce su~ -0-fff--C-E_MA..MA ___ G_Elt_ Quality Control are looking for a sales pending on exper rull 645-2842, Thompson typing, 5 day wk Apply stant1al mcome in your Manulactuttr of electro-oriented person wbo has or p l lime Mon-Sat . FloatationC.O .. EOE to Hotel Lagwia. Mrs AntJque China Hutch German. $500. 898-4957 aft. 5pm. .,,.-.c.. 10 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARBOR AREA APPLIANCE SERVICE We buy ~liancea -we sell , guar. appliances. 549-3077 I IUY APPUAMCIS Lea 9157-8133 Apt size Kenmore 1aa stove, good cood, Sl.50. 898-4957 aft. 5pm. 20 cu ft J .C. Penney freezer, very good cood. S350.~ 21" Frigidaire, lite new with ace-maker. 832-1458 aft.er 5pm r paral•9al with ~y ........ " .. ~laHl119. A.lrport t W.a. Hpt. lkJL Cal: ~clde aft. I :30PM, 13J.991l. -------- ownbusa.wit.houtinvest-~y~~~S:~~I~ mechanicaJeqwp.needs a desi re for above 9-5 ·30 & Sun 12 Noon· Baltazar,4.94llS1,'2SS ment 631-5008 ing for an exper office entry level qua~ty con-average income You SPM Contact Candy SECRETARY Coast Hwy, Lag. Bch Used Tawan oven $40_ MA NICURIST Deeded troll·ns....,..,..r epre· must be peraonable & Mills.891·2388.EOE Customer Service exp G.E diahwuberl3o.gd manager. This person I"-~-f'd t -b 'lit · TllUCK DIJVRa with ex per. at The will handle all acctg & vious exp helpful but con a en m your a a Y _________ , Order process1.ng, type ..... cond.Caah.536-4157 ~ l.EGALSECRETARY ~aguna Hills recent <'.£a_lif P robate exper ~essary. Xlnt typing & ~H skills req. Call Mrs. l W i n s I ow r o r a p p t . ·1060 LEGAL TRAIHH $mall Newport Beach :hw hrm seeks legal aanee Successful can· *'4idate should have good ~-.eneral olfice 1k11ls & be e.ager to learn Wall tra111. Starting salar y $75().$900 851·9434 ~LIQUOR CLERK· Ex per preferred, 5 rughts, good pay. good· future Apply in person. 2937 E. Cst Hwy.CdM. ----- Sell idle items 642 5618 r . 1 t •. wa'lltrai'nlnd..lvt'dualwi·th to communicate with 50+wpm, quotes, With good pickup, PIT Beehive,CdM67s.6720 inance inc Sosta e "' d . It othen "have dependa Seamstress needed phones, lrvine mfg. delivery.673-5340 BBQ Propane, new dble bur ner, auto starter Typing invoices Office Turco aasembled Big work. So. Santa Ana Saving67S.1890 federal taxes. me ex g mechanical bac · ble transportation. We Prefer ez.perience sew· 540 8894 ask f K H • • * ecutive secr etarial ground. Salar y com-will train if nei:essar y. Ing saifs. Santa Ana. · ' or -· Maritvw McLeod duties a lso required. mensurate with exp. Excell. fringe benefits. 547-1344. SECURITY GUARDS 47l"Fair OT. Competitive salary in-Located in SJ C. Call Apply at: Teleprompter Openings for qualified Sml office. 540-~. Costa Mesa eluding benefit package. Tom Johnson for app't of Newport Beach, 901 Seamstress wanted, eap individuals. Good start· TYPIST 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• You are the winner of Call Bobbi 759-8972 & an. (714)831·9640. W. 16th Si., Newport helpful but not nee. log pay. Refundable un-2 ~tkllets 6pm SS1·5Ul4. Beach ~1950 iform deposits. 978-7243 Personal Lines Dept 1--------- ($12 Value). to 9UAUTY -& 638-8191 I CcmadH Orclerh*Glri COMT'tOL SECRETARY/Law ofc. lnsurance Agy Apply in person· 333 N Newport ceJhr\li Must have gd. bandwrit· lmmed. opening in fmal ---------1 Excell. •kil.la for 1 man An~le7~~v:tioa ini. ans. phooes, some inspection, bole & flt· •••£$ ofc. Salary nea. 87~9201 Center filing. Call 8 to 5, tiog1 must pus co **.,..~** Tickets must be ex· ~4!:_1157 , Pickwick pbya1cal lnclud.in& back SICllTAltY a..-r. X-ray. Takirla appllca· Profe11lonal s ales Anawertna pbooea, typ-~:~·=~ ~r c!:!:U: Uonsbtwn.81ilOAMell· per1on or not ex· Ina• 1eneral center ahead of lime. Partf• cept 4-20. Stratonex. periet:1ced.We cansbow secretarial work Call 642·5678. ext. 272 to Gllfti 17671 Armstrong Ave.. you the most successful Newport Beach Call claim yourlicltets. Cci•uln i Y Irv , EOE A Kendavis method of earniocs Sam. (213)~-• --*-*-*----1 Adults ~ding _l_n_d_._c_o_. -----b!:~~d your Incom e SECRETARY/Creative attractive personalities RttepUorust ~arbor Lawn-Mt. Olive deal1n firm aeeliin1 to spend is hn per week Personable i.ndlvldual to Memorial Part is start· secr etary w/1tr on1 counseling youth ages &reel our customers. in& a before-need sales 1kll11, knowledge of 10-1 s . Even Ing s & answer phone & process staff. btpa. ft abrtbd. a must. WeekendsAvaiJable.$75 ourbillingGrowingCo. We are looking for Ca ll : Mary or P e r w k . C a I I with xlnt benefits. Call mature men and women Joann 714-752·87~ MA.TBJA.L HAHDUMG lmmed. opening for parts clerk, rubber hose products. mus\ pass co. physical includ.in& back X-ray Taking applica- tions blwn 8 & lOAM ex· cept 4·20. Stratof\ex, 17671 Armstrong Ave .. Irv. EOE. A Kendavi!I Ind .. Co. 2:30-5 :30pm. Mon tbru 642·l593asltforJohn. to grow with us. Earn 1._ _______ _ Fri. 642-4321 ext. 343. while you learn. 1• Ask for Lori. Receptionist wanted P/T, SECnTAltY / ~t 8-12 noon, Mon-Fri. Ute Call for appo&ntment LCM9 P'roa1tw ..--typing, phones. Great 5.tn~ Only dedicated , 330 yStreet benefits. Call 640-0284 ~ motivated. ar consistent Bl ,NB ----SEC"Y-n/TlME Mfgr's ~ needs PIT oon.amoker in c.orona del TYPIST, must take S II Mar office. Hrs open, 8-2 or speed wril1ng 4/hrs. pref. Pleasant phone 2 3 d a y s week personality. Ugh\ typ-<714)644-~ Ull &r fillne. 87S.5090. T y p I S T I W 0 R 0 SELL AVOH PROCF.SSOR Fu•'ll TIME Lanier word processor w. Will train Laguna Hills Eam$6orm«ean hr. Law Firm-typing wills & Call 986-0522 trusts. Must havi'strong SEWINGMACHINE typine & grammar OPERATOR skills . Call Mrs. Winslow Sail Ion exp. 631·1842 for appt. 83'7·1060 SHl ... MG& Typist, tile bookkeepin1. FIT. Hrs & salary open. 759·0257. TYPIST PUBLIC FURNlTURE •AUCTION* To.th 7:30PM Lovely bdrm M!'U, bunk beds, cedar chest, tbls Ir chr s, washer. dryer, atove, retrt1erator, air sterilizer. PLUS LOTS MORE $AVE$AVESAVE We honor BofA , MC. Cash ier ·s chec ks & Cash. NO PERSONAL CHE CKS PLEASE ! Food available. Item• aubjed to preule. MASTaS AUCTIOM 2075'h Newport Blvd CM 839-9125 ~ lkrcJn IOZO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa, Ca. aalt for Jamie. l~~~~~~~~~I applicant.a need apply. I it E q u a I 0 pp or t. R U . /Sec Exper. In ~aJ eat.le re-•1 p•1 · ' Employer ecep on1J1t retary Sales lated field helpful, but A. II y I Receptionist, general of· not necesaary~xcell. •••••• ., ficedutlesincludingtyp-GllU.THOUllS growth oppty. wtth ex- RICEIV"G CL.EU Position exists in our Sh I pp Ing · Receiving Department. Thia posi- tion would involve light packing & receiving. Ability to work with de· ad lines. 10 ltey &: typing 35_.5 wpm are ~uired. Applicant with shipping. receiving experience a definite plus. Please ap- ply in persco: 3-4 days per week. Vaca- tion relief. Apply at· 1660 Placentia. Costa Mesa Red 10 apd boys' Schwinn Caliente, Sl", um, $100. 497.3577 Raleigh Grand Prix W a n t e d L i v e I n lOllpd, 26" frame, '165. • e Part-Time lng. Ma lure, self starter. paodine ar dynamic or· • General lssi°'lllmt • STUDIHTS Worlt vaned & intere!ll· 9A)4.2PM aanization, located in 6111 HOMEMA.KHS Ing $900. O.C. Ajrport or F o u n ta in Va I I e y . •• Secretary to •• Earn extra money, are a . ca 1 1 pat 4~9'M 964.9080 working p/time in your _c_7_14_.)_75_2_·297_5____ 1---------i • Executive Office • own home, introducin& Receptionist, lite tyning, Join the Los Angeles th N Dally PU .... to r-· Times CirculaUoo Team SECUT AltY Wanted for Ge>eral Con· PLISSEY SEMICONDUCTORS 16'1 Kaiser Av .. Irvine • e ew "' filing, answer phone. • Immediate openin& for ver11&UJe lndJvidual. The Or•Ree".;. _ _. •-a1 • adapt your worlt ... ~· "'"' · Airport a rea. Non· tractors. 131-:ltXM. --------- • Must be capable of handling fast-paced •• Setyourownhours!Call sch ed ule lo you r varied and rnteresun1 duties for newspaper Weekdays between 4pm smoker pref. 5'9-2400. lifestyle. Wort Sbn/day ---------is H 0 E S A L E S · • executive & personnel admirustrator. Call:. ~n ... , ~J.527. lllECS'Tl-•T In a Times Circulation SECRETARY childs/teens. F-P/T, ex- .,,.., ..... E 'l77 f ....... --------i ~ I ffi General contra ctor 'd hrl · Pleasant olfice ln N.B.. borne" have more Ume seeltin& sec'y w/eood t i v e 1 , be n er 1 t 5 housekeeper $100/wk. 642-4278 English Speaking --------- 770-1832 Boys European lOspd, ---------Yellow, very good cood. Wanted p/t delivery S75957·07'2,Mfr9076 person 11·5 car pro vlded, call Susan at lllllllacg ttll1 ... 1021 631-7240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WELDERS MacGregor Yachts, 1631 Placentia . Costa Mesa llEDWOOO ZX6's Xlnt decldnl. ~20· long. New load j\Bt in from m ii I. 55• {ft 646-9885 anytime. • .._.._1. xt. or appt. c •• sa es o ice near your p person. y, mcen· • Editor's Secretary PBX OPERATOR· heavypbooes.549-7971 for yourfamily,atudies, skills, accurate typist, Chi ldren 's Bootery WOlDPIOCESSoa • e telepboneansserv,day 1 lstf win orleisurelyperiods.We construction back· 644·2464Mr.M.ilter Magllforlaw offlceln C•1r•& • ft relif uaveyard shin., Recept on or gro g pay hourly wages & iround prefernd. Call ---------Huntington Beach Non· 1•111• 1• IOJO • A chaJlen1iJ>& opportunity la beina offered by will train. 547-6747 ~u:'a:c~ ~ ~en~y~ ~~ commissions. 841-8305. Clark. ST A. TIOti&Y smoker. M&-1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •the Daily P ilot for someone wllb tbee "6 / StoreinCdMM!edsaales Nlltkormat FT3 w/2.0 intelll1ence, wit and skills required to be. l /::son office, ad on have xlnt secretarial LOS '"NGPT IC'C!TJMES SIClllTAIY ,.,_ l ., __ h ........... • ..-... I l h kill T " ~ person f/Ume, 5 days. Merclll••• ....... m em, '""' ' .......... secret.ary to the editor. ll'a an interestin& p es ft wlUI peop e. 1 le ep one a a. op 1375 Sunflower Ave Permanent part time Xlnt working conda. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lens, • many other ac- • poetlion requlrin1 the tools ol tbe trade -aoe or 2 days week " cover • a l a r Y & be o e f i l C.M. from 1 to 5pm. Gen of. Especially fine clientele. .a...a-. 1005 cesaortes Evel")'lhina in wpm dictation, 10 wpm typina, dict.apbone -. for vacaUont. Depend•· pack age. Call P at. 54C).()301 fice, small tab. typinc r --....-· · _.. k2S e and the abUlty to 1b1ft mental 1eara on short ble & nex. Hn ~5pm. 875-6300 report.. sc&-Ul83 Phone&1S-lOlO or appt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!~7d1,.0fffl ......... · Tb be n tbe e W"' .... TED TO IUY _::.,..,..~ .. :..=:-...· ----• notlce. e ne ta are aenerooa. pay 646-7417 between llHpm. ·--------Equal Opportunity SIClllT .. •Y~= STOCK Clerlt part Ume """ • reuonable. AppUcaUona belna accepted only e Employer -for marine hardware 1 buy o Id gun a. 4x5 Pacemaker Crown throu&h appointment by calllnl ... 642-4321. PEISOHFIUDAY RECE'1'/CLERK --------Ellperlence in tl Uoo s tore. Call : Balboa diamonda, Ivory jade & Graphic, F4.7 Oplar • ext m . needed for ofllce In ,...... SALIS or collection., NOD· Marine, 5&9871, E.O.E. collectlbl•. can (71') 135 mm lena $125. • • Irvine . Must hav e JacobylrMeyen,oneof lmmed. partUmeopen-smoker. Huot naton M/F/H 972·4d•ullforDane. Polaroid 9Clapter, film ' e ACCOUOls Pwille : traoaportaUon tor er -America'• largest law l og for Reader Ad Beach.N&..J.400 --:-;~~~~--~------_-.,;-_-....:.---------. holden at IOOCI prices. •1• rands., help wtth some firm a, 11 seeking .a repre.sen~veforlnalde Sec rtaJ .... Rolletnu 1LR n .s $80. e BOO""lll! office duties. Minlmwn Receptlonllt/Clerk for sales poeit.ioa. Gd. com· ma '46-7909 "" e 32 bn per week. Call our lllltlon Viejo office. paoy beoefil.I. Apply in SALIS SEC-Y ~:.....;..:...:.;;._ ____ _ •Afull-Umepoatuonlaava ablefaf'accurate. btwn 8 :S0 ·5 , Kerl Youmuatbaveprevioua person: Pennyaaver, Wlth a youb(_d11l&D\lc For Sale Complete e penon with at leut two years experience In fm.'l724 erperlence with ~ood or-1$60 Placentia Ave.. computer bUJ&DI sales Darkroom eqwpmeat . ............. ia, account.a payable for computer e •--• _._, .... C.M. Kon·Fri., \.SPM or•• .. hadan. Mu.\ have Beal offer. "'1-48'11 • ~-.cash reportln1 and dlabunement: PBSOHfltlDAY e,d~~t;"..rpub'uc,'w':J xi~ verbal 1kill11 e a ullnl and forecaaUna. Wlll prepare Over the coum. aalel. f tl fOI SALIS clerical ot aecreterl&J C4lh IOH • bank depoaita. Must poaseu lood office Boatator.. Gl-2110 e flclen y or approx· Major publilbinl firm uperieoee. Call Uoda •••••••••••••••••••-•• aJdl)a. Permanent po.llloa with aood •ala.t7. ~·P~bt: ~ 1r=a baa openinl• in O.C. Devorkln at Saf~ Hlmalayaa t i•• old l ud co~y paid benefltl. Call: 642-4321. PHARMACY Tech.. area for sales repa. Health Care Sy1tem1. male.S.alf*l.IUS. !Elll. m fdr appt. • F /Time. Will traln. :e::e ":t.:!=ca~ Protectedterritor)'. hllb n•·lli5Hl21. so.zm. • Mus t type 'Owpm . -Won 'Dleue ~all Cor comm., no travel. com· ~ ......_ • ._.A . Classified Outside Sales • ~b0a:!~::. r~:u~: anappt'. 6t1m the houn re&:vti:w~r~f.1°t!· b~Yci 8:~~~~~Y/!ecs::::~:~ tl':-1 ::;?; ........... ..:=. •• SalHperaoo to handle Real &atate. Hilla, 'llr. Drhfu1. on1t71i1_ .• ~:~IOJI Thurs Is Fri only. Call lurer of top quality llJ:SHONt> ~-AXC. Deveiorment accounts and automoUn. "Ja.1'1M ~'r.. for app't 54MOtO. aaUboata. &dome. 1tllla fl Cbamp alte. al P. PC• • ~ t b t l t 2 JACOIY .. ....,.., ·--IL _. ... __ ~ • b 0 • • p y t p t y • accoun 1. 1nu1 ave a eu JHra Ptc:tllre ftw mwafac· Sala NCI· .... ~ • -.-Wl•MJOaftl-, •eq>crienee. S•lary plus ~-_.ldt. 1118o. Sprtoast. beaeftta. '1$1·1Ml. ...._...,. !:::::, • ban car, mllea1e paJd. Excellent compa.11,1. timtr lookiq for ••P L.A. Cal1t«nla190014 No• blrin1 Aul1tant ~ DOG TltAUONGIN beneftta. For appolJlttnertt for laterv\ew, call ea\UN .....-. t.nvolv.. • lhn.,erTnl..-. Mln. ~ YOU.HOii~ eea.5878, ext. 277. e mat e.wa,. .,. ... cut· 8mo. exper. Call for ln· llCllfAITP/T OM*•• • ._. n..a .. £ ~ e Uo1 • !!!~bib :,_f PartllC1,.uU8'TIONIST . r-*";;;;le;w;: MZ-;;;;1231.--;; hceu.t CIPl*tualt.I ln Work after school and on· Pnlblml ... ..._ r.l , .. ft • cu.ttom .... _. · · t.U ~ 11m new,•odlntta19Gnet Saturday gettlng new AAA.,..DOG • C ••I,_. 19 :f::ttn~~~.1'.1c= m1n~, !f:, ~:'::i IALldf•SoM ~s:-o::s.._:1,.! cuatomers for the ar11a't TIWNIMO.--· •Adultt with outttandlat attncUv•e •kd•J•· tO·HU ""· H81eU11aAMoe. w•x~pr~e~rr•itd~b·a' ql&INt POcl ·lJ.~' •. leadtngnewapaper.8'g•Ptt.a ..... onaliU• wbo -a01 ~Wit.la io.11. ....... 151·115l. .. " ...._., .... llan t trl dbOnU.. AfHroldYoU&bl.St.artat$4.00/boW'.t :•PMe ;:.... __ ..;...._ ______ ,. ___ ........ ...-. ___ t : m.MCll. f'/T 111ar.o.n;~ prua. psan r •:•tll·"'~~i~~ . : : ·------~.... ~oob'~~· ~.U~:!--~~~~~&.L~IUl'OMl'~~~ll~/~r~· ' aao w. •1 Street .• =rt:aa.CA • .. \ail • ·===·~ ·-· .. _ . ...,.._ -·~-.... Giant Gara1e Sale . Furn itu re, 1ame1, · clothing, lamps, ltlt. utenaib, vac, mile. Sat. ~s. •Cashew. Univ. Pit, Irvine. SUPS FOi llNT 646-4419 MotorH-. S./ Trwcb t560 1..t/S...... f 160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~··••••••••••••••••••• S,.c.lal WE CAM SELL P• c•••!! YOURR.V. Low...._! 558-UOC 1910 4 ... ..J 5 tpd. RENT: 22' lux. mtr D .... Pl*U,'1 home. Slp1 a. self-cont. Tr1•1 *-' $275/wk. + a• mi. 5 ...... _ M().HH atlaw!!! _,, M•---.-l•a .,,,.._.,, BARWICK OATSUN \of' Juan C apt\fr anc 831 -3311 WllUY CLIAMCAIS AMDTIUCU COHHHL C HEVRO LET ~ 7'-I I j ! "' I I ' ,._ I \ \I I S46-I 200 Ht ... IUYll . Top dolWs for Spcina Cara, Bup, Campers, 914'1, Audi'J AsldorU/CllGR JIMMAllMO VOUlSWAMM 18711 Beach Blvd. HUN1INGTON BEACH 142-2000 Chwllled Ads &l.2·5678 Allto1, Mew 9100 AMtos, Mew 9100 ··~···················· ..............•....•... ' pontia~ 2888 llarbor Rlvd '*i Costa ~lt>S11 ~ Q33Q.. :JOPDOLLAI P.AltFOll GOODACLIAM USIDCAIS! L-.SI DIRICTf ····~· s ... s llACH IWOITS NII>cwe_.. NEWPORT BJ:AOI 71z.oto0 JUSTAlll'81 New '81 GTV·2.5 Coupe. MUSTSll!tl 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair -Costa Mesa miracl e m azda '81 Alfa Romeo Spiders In atock. B\ly now • aave! 549-4300 Autos, M•w 9100 Avto1, M•w 9100 Avtol, M•w 9100 Allto1, M•w 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 FORD 10 MERCURY FAIRMONT ZEPHYR Automaltc trans . 6 cyltndef 4 cyllnder eng1n1, AM-FM PoW9f llelring. AM-FM stereo *eo, caAetle. ...peed Ind end only 8000 ml lea I (1 BIG959) '80 FORD only 11,500 mlla (601ZEEI 55997 LTD WAGON 54797 Automatic trans , root rack. power steering. '79 MERCURY t.ctory I ll, AM-FM stereo 71PONTIAC • Ford Factory Driven * UPHTI (664ZGZ~ PH0 ... 11 ---.•..-·-·-~-··-'-·-·-....,.. 1t•tf•"9· caetory 1u ,..,.,. lot **"Y .. ... -........... ,,.,, s. "1,,.,.,_I 56997 f11ltlt 54297 53ftJ '74 LINCOLN '7l UMCOLM MAHtY MAlllY '---~=-10 MERCURY ~....., ... ..., .. ~ .... - -----end ~-·-1TZV> .,.,..·c1-1•1m0J1 5M97 COUGAR Xl-7 52997 Rallay wheels. power '7' FORD window• factory air. '75 COU(iAI AM-FM stereo, tflt wheel. PICTO crui•e control • Ford 117 "41/0 "-V• -· lir -.,,.., 1,1'00 Factory Driven • ~----·c. ~Qt -'°'"'°°' (183ZRT) ... (JOIMtz~ 53997 57997 52497 '71 MllCUIY '77 UMCOLM MONAICH MAI.I Y ~--.--.-18 FORD ,.... ......... -.. loctDty .... MoN'M ......... .., .. ~-~ =.., ........ till -· ...... - 53997 PINTO 55779 71UNCOLN Automatic trans., 4 cyllnd«, radio & Mater TOWM•AM * Ford FaetOfY 0rl¥tn • ,._....,....,.,,MHM_ (181ZEP). .............. -~ S64fJ SA .. -I --=~· Avery l,l'twy. extt <off 5 neeway> IJ 1,.2040 4'~949 CloHd SUDda,.. · CREVIER &IST 611oADWAY SANfA ANA 835·3171 Tltl ULTl~TI OlllVING MfoCltlNI •USEDIMW1• '7U.aol.A S/R <2611) '77 e.aoc11 auto (00.0) ''Tt 320i (71111>) '79 DOI.A SIR {109) '90 52liA IUDl'f. <OOU> Clowl S•d.Y. 77 IMW320I Dynamite 2 door automaUc. Air, stereo. 58k . Very clean. (411SYH) S71t5 JIMMAAIMO VOIJCSWA(ilH mu 8eacb Blvd. 142-2000 n.. ...... &.cJt"'9 P_.OfYo.r IMWr.ct••Or L ... ~ .. McL--IMW!! l.yOrLNN lyOw,._.~ 17141 522-5333 OUN GE COUNTY'S _O\DIST .._. t721 '61WAGOM ············-.. •••••• $$00/080. ..... VISITYOUR P119Ht t74' OIAMGI COAST •••••••••.,..••••••••••• 'SOVW o-.~Sta. WI•-Am/Pm 1tereo c111, air, •tr• tank, lq1. rack, 20,000 mt dnt cond, 8npf, "500. (114)5'0-ZSZI G~1. H ~o .& LEASE '8' Bue. all ort1. ent. ""'"" "' '70 VW ec.vertib&e, alnt trau, xlat. N•ver HIAD9'1Aln'BS DIRECT! cond, n.., top, 1 owner, ~ted. S1400.at--. TODAY!!! · --_$3500 __ . 9'04S25 _____ VW Baja Convt. New red ..,,.,._,,,... UMIYBSITY '11 vw Bua. amttm 1-patnt. '1% mi with 1,000 SALEStsSERVICE tract, 7 pus., enrf, Z.. ml. Wblte •Pokea, nr OLDSMOllLI bed, 1 owner. Xlnt cond. new tires. New am/Im " --... $5200/0BO. P.P. 751-84 CUI, very nice. ~. --~ dy1;857-'511eves. MS-~. 6MCTIUCkS -------2850Hart>orBlvd, WANTElD: '80·81 VW 'A Bua, leml camper 14 COSTA MESA 71J..0900 eampu, MU, pay eaah. cond . S2 ,000/ OBO ___ 5_4_0._t_'4_0 __ Ponclle tJIG ~rJY. 992·0319 or _~_8800 _____ _ '11 hatchback, 5·•pd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '57 VW BUG Jookt and AM/FM etereo, 38K ml, POllCHl,lt7t '79 .Rabbit Deluxe, l'Wll &rut. completel)' slnt cood. P.P. -.5171 921. Fully loaded. 15,400 k!IOOIOBO P.P. Moms: ttock. Pbone892..z.402 ort1. ml., x.lnt cood. in· 5'8-9959; Oya: 1151-1371 '79 vw Convt. l3K ml, '79 Prelude, red, 5 1pd, 1lde fr cu. Blue book uk for Bob 1 ale, am/fm, re1. 1aa. wholesale la bll,375; our --------B aupunkt am/fm caas. '6500. 953-1120dya eale price ls $28, 775. '19 Rabbit DIESEL, 4dr, Bight Yellow tan lbt. (.200368). Aak for Duke enrl, lo mi, xlnt cond, Truly escepti-OnaJ cond. '11 Honda Accord, AC, 5 or Mike. &U-1~1 ff'JSO. 6'7U'7Z. 1pd trans, xlnt cond. 673-7578 I THEODOR£ Alltot,UMd Autos, UHd ROBINS FORD 1060 HARBOR Bl VO COSTA Ml'>A 641 0010 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '18 Honda Civic, mlnt, re-~.,_,4'. :..: 'J/r'...,,,1 liable, new p&int, cus, I =··~Y~\lltsell. V~N CONVERSIONS I '72 Honda eoo. Motor bad, l'i170 Porsche 914. rUM o u m u st see o u r new RAM otherwlae fine. whole or good, S3100. ai; NEW P 0 RTE R · custom Van parta.9ll0-'78M 131-0.'UT , Conversion! Equipment Includes '18 CIVIC 5spd new G 1 ANT r No o o R ~ custom paint, captai ns chairs, ~ radial1, new b;akes, po Rs c HE s w A p I custom wheels & tires, full carpeting ' aml fm c&11, xtras. x.lnt MEET. May 2nd, 24 hr & wood panelling, sofa bed & morel I cond. k2507S2-6120 lolo, 498-9177 ...,... 9730 loll loyw '75' on1y 59997 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '61Jaguar3.8 MK US ~U •t DEALER IN U.S.A. ~ R 1 v I m:~::::~:~·~; ([)) ~;~;c ~I ·4es4~ e& v aA~ess · '1' Sllver,classic.~. Jf\\ Na._.n•H<ll ai; X S " ' 640-8379, 833-2009 ......... ,~ ----------~ i~ J XJ ri CLOSEO SUNOAYS , Sales-Servlce-Le.,log • ag. 6, o I owner. I ~ & Roy Carver,lllC. 44 ,000 mi. Mint cond. ·s11 Cthloud u. rum. au/c, •79 PLY '77 DODGPEI, Rolls ltoyce BMW $8,000. IW0-8978. ea er seats, ~en y T1 •I* ttw ·~ 4•4 l.S40Jamboree L-.cla 9736 o'hauled, SlB,000 or best (23..a3) (34211<G) Newport Beach 640-6444 ••••••••••••••••••••••• offer. 645-8375 s7 9 9 7 s4 2 9 7 '79 Lancia-~ Coupe, Soab 9760 ~ Soddlltl llCk IMW 12,SOO ml. mov-••••••••••••••••••••••• '.Ill U~Ccr ~~1~)J;°~. reduced . LEASE ,~ •71 CHEVY INTERN'TL ~ DAl°lcS:!! ~:.~·;x;GS:!!~! ~~~.: MU .. s('i~~EE! sf;;;7 I snrf. new tires all ex-TUii~ Drastic~ lras, '8&961080 494-1136 va r:,~~-=::..._ 9740 IEA~t!,!~S ~ USED CARS / t '• _; Co.elllTodaJ! 240D-JOOD +SD '79 Dl•LOM .... T '78 CHEVY · :1 OHL Y!!! •••:·~~;~·.:;n-_;••• NEW1w::t:tCH ' ii AtldS....!!! SAVESS$SSS$ Toyoh t765 ...-~ c..-. 214 :2111;::~·••• TRAN6c4o/:41~t .... ~~:"ifit: .. ·· ~ s$9'97 s4'897 , ~ --~ 5 speed Uftback. Factory ~ Cloeed Sunday a l r . 1 t ere o . I t 's I SELLING YOUR dynamite! (8:il1.1Qff) ·~0;r· new \lret, MERCEDES! $3495 752-5~. TOP~ISS ,g~ ~ New '80 BMW 73.il, ..yhlte Call Jack Bacon 18711 Beach Blvd. ~ wlblack lnt. B~ wbla. JIM SLBtOHS 142-2000 ~ alpine 1uspemion, 1nrf, 1a&roTS I~ j ti .... ,,. 8 o;11t1 l ---'71 CORONA Yellow ar,s C•lhw•. ,......,.m . l""OHarborBlvd. I t_.. Bu I ... w bl k l D t .. 4 Ip d . ... e over y or ease. COSTA MESA Pl 11 E si,175 /0BO days ease ca ves : 631.m6 83.S-9300 751-7153ultforAntooio. (213)637-2213. nltes 546-81S8 '12 2002Tll, sunroof, Ml% 79 lOOSD ~ mag 11 , 1 tereo, or I g . Turbo Diesel, vek>ur lot, 7 5 TOY01' A 515 ~~ owner. service records snrf, Mexico c ass , SPOUCOUPI avail.152~1S loaded . Melt. Anth Buma Propane Save' C.. t7U Gra~P.bll,000. Days: C829MFVJ2495 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 546-; eves: 75&-9115. 14 Mere. Capri, 80,000 mi. '8'1 2000, 4 dr, ale, auto, ,g==. $1800 OBO. Xlnt Int.. good cond, S3000 or best ·-11 n---h Blvd. '71 FORD ........ (146131) 54597 '79 PLY c ..... (170VXY) 54497 '78 PLY ....... (254TXK) 5 3497 1tereo, 5S8-elJ12 aft 5 Offer. ~Sl!lllO ..,, ....,..; Catt '711 ·18 3000, loaded. estra l 4z.zooe '79 CHEVY ••••••••••••••••••••••• uni. mint oood. Sl6,900. '74 COROu.A 411pd, ale, c.,nc. c ... .ac 71 Dodie Coll, good 751.8400, lve. measaie. amlfm, Sl.500IOBO ~~ 3 to c hooM from cond.,J950. 645-<1275 5469 7 -.,29115 ·es Mercedes lJO Sedan, Dahm 9720 orig owner. Very clean. '7% Toyota Corona Mark •••••••••••••••••••·••• Make offer. 846-0141. n Sta. BWn. Xlnt eng, • f reat runnln1 cond. '79 Mercedel 4.MSL, blk 1100. 557-2317. wl bamboo lot, M 000 ac-tual ml, like new $31,ooo. '78 Corona W ID. lo mi, PIP. (714) MS-6101 Nwi>t air, auto, .,... ~c. xlnt, Bch. $&200. 87)-3128 'Dau«i I -PM&µ '71 PONTIAC .,....~.u. (729WCM) '4997 ·74 Macmv . 1 1 (~JV) '2497 '74 FORD ~ Mn......... ~ (059RYI) '2697 '79 CHEVY c...-.c .... (912WOX) 54997 '78 280Z, brome/brown, am/fm, ale, 411pd, xlnt cond. 41,000 ml, muat ull. $8950. Michael 85'1·1322, ll&Q98. '16 810 WON, aml fm CUI, roof rack, ukinf .... ,. ...... .. ............... !!.E.~! ............. Offer .,... ._Afrl.11, 1t11.A1 ... 1 AIHttitprt~" .. '· ., moo · 491-752'7 .. Km, Cab Truck. 5-pd, baetei aeah, atep bun:aper, Ude mirron, lo JD.I, S$500 at--0554 .. I lkr C;iLENN SCOTT ··or.M,o...,.,.. ..... M\ore than 163.000 1n coins baa been at91en rrom Oran.s• County 'tr.1109\t District buses ln ma intenanceyards, orficlalssay. One worker, Jeffrey Reynolds, 29, •lf Buena Park, was arrested in ,January and his jury trial on rand theft cbarees is scheduled to beatn Jwie.2 at the WfftOranae County Municipal COL1rt:·:1n W estmlnster. BUT DISTUCf OUlclall, who firs_t had cLaJmeet that Reynold.a had sneaked more than $200 otf a bus in a small traab bin, aren't sure wttether be waa responsible 1or &Jl fhe thefts. They have left . ...., ....... ".., u.r- Govnmor Brown te1t1 the cuiline as Dr. Edward Abraham (Wjl), cM/ 'Robert the Great• look on in kitc1 ien of Newport restaurant. I 11rown feted in ~ffiwp,n~i. • I • Stlpporters pay $1,000 for dinner tribute By ~;.\Nl)u; JOY of•• .,..., l'lletl\Mt Gc1v. Edmund Brown Jr. was the highlight, the guest. the bene factor and lhe reason for a 13-cc•urse, $1,000·a·plate dinner last night on Balboa Peninsula. Th e event. arranged by Santa Ana attorney Frank Barbaro, dtew a collection of 24 Brown admi rers first to the Newport ~each home of Dr. Edward /Abra ham for cocktails and then by I 1mousine caravan to the Robe· rt the Great Restaurant off an a lley across from Balboa CinaJna. As his supporters awaited his arrival inside the eatery. Brown was cornered in the alley by news men who sought his latest pron• luncements, ~ut received non-t elling responses from the gove rnor AS·KED WHEN he'll announce new state Supreme Court ap· poir1tments. h e responded. "So< Jn .. , H ~ as his list of potential ap· poin teesnarrowed? , ''I · d rather not gel into the de· tails. " Brown said What kinds of things do people talk tlo him about when he c.fomes to Or angeCounty? "I"eople's main complaint is just like anywhere else.'' he said, "crime and inflation ... W hataboutpollutionT "I REPRESENT the entire stat. e," he said, dropping the quef ;lion there. Arid soon. Ju st before being ushered into -,--.. -------.!119 D.R llGI COAST llATIER Low cloudlneu tonight ai td Saturday momin• but m ostly sunny Saturday afternoon. Lows toni1ht In 50•1 . Htihs Saturda)' m ld·80s at beaches to up- pur 80I inland. the restaurant by a waiter dressed like a 16th century monk, the governor paused to 1i1n several autograpbs for pleading passersby wbohadapoUed him. The event. a fund-raiser for a committee exploring the possibility of Brown seeking the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate next year. was in· formal 1lnd attracted a collection or monled aueats, many OI wbom dido 'tknowtheot.ben previaulJy, ONE GUEST, who uked not Lo be identified, said be attended becausebewascurioua. Another. Santa Ana attorney Marty Handweiler, said be hadn't been Involved in polltlca la many years and a former partner sug- <See BROWN, Page.\%) Tlwusands retrace route of Christ JERUSALEM <AP ) - Thousands of pilgrims from around the world climbed the narrow, twisting Via Dolorosa this Good Friday to retrace the tortured path of Jesus Christ lo the skull-shaped hill called Calvary where he was crucified. Many bowed under the burden bl heavy wooden crosses they carried along the r oute from the place where Pontius Pilate condemned Christ, lo the Cburcb of the Holy Sepulchre. traditional site of his cruciftxion and entombment. Many pilgrims paused at .the Third Station ol the Crosa, where tradition says Chris\ feH the first lime, and lingered ~t a spot that bas recentl)' been paved wfth stone blbcks bellev~ to have lined the Via Doloroaa 'ln Christ's Ume. Whether Christ actually stepped on them is ques&.ionable since scholars do not a1ree on bis route tb Calvary. But for many pUgrtms, the Easter ap~rit was enhanced by the smooth white stones. "Seeing these stones and treading on them makes me feel I have walked in the footsteps of Christ," said Mary Del Savio. a pilcrim from New York City. "It is like being with the Redeemer.'' The stones were dug up by Jerusalem munlcipallCy workers when they remov.S the later Turkish-built surface to lay new plpes. Jerusalem was b.athed in warm sprln& sunshine for the ann\lal pilgrimage that marks the saddest occasion in the Christian calendar. The sound of monks chanting throuah bullhorns mingled with the cries of the mueuins in the minarets callJng the Moslem f althful to prefer on their Sab~. ,. appeared betwflen Aui. 30, •· and lfan. 16. The money represents about 3 percent ol the coin• colleet.d dur1ns thai time. Most ol the dlltrlct '• d'J·bul net.t baa new vacuum systems whet• coins are'taken off the bus with machlntry. Dlltrtct officials said tbe missioc money apparent· ly wu taken from the 75 buses thatdon'tfla\r,theaetup. 8UT &£YNOLD8' attorney, James TbomUM of Aoabetn'l, aatd be bas questions about the audit and about ~sible clalnu that his client could have taken so much. "It's an impossibility for one man to walk off with $63,000 ir, .. ' coins," heaald. "b even a aroup of men.'' The district currently hu two maintenance yards where buaet are parked,: on Harbor Boulevard Just south of the Garden Grove Freeway in Garden Grove and on Sand Canyon A venue east of the Santa Ana Freeway in Irvine . Onofre shutdoWn gestu.re reject~d Southern California ~dison Co. posal was intended to raise the is· stockholden overwhelmingly re· sue of nuclear power. peeled by the end of next year at a cost of$3.3 billion. jected a proposal to halt operations at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Thursday at th e annual stockholders meeting In Los Angeles. Edison spokesman Dave Barron said 87.4 percent voted against the measure and 3.5 percent voted for it. About 9 percent of the stockholders present abstained. Barron said the measure to cease operations at the nuclear plant. located about three miles south or San Clemente. was sponsoced by Los Angeles res· ident David Lou mi an. LOUMJAN', PRESIDENT of tbe Southern Callfornla·Alllance for Survival, a .group opposed Lo nuclear power. owns one share of Edison stock. Barron said a shnUar measure proposed by Loumlan at laat l ear'• ttockbolders' mfftlna won per~t approv(ll from t.boN e~babot.s. · · "We feel tbia ta a victory in Uiat lt seems Mr. Loumian baa lost some ground aince last year," Barron taid. "However, u a stockholder be bu the rllht to place PJ'Oposala such a tbla cme •Ul• ballot.., However, tbe anU·auclear rroup behind the m~11ure a.lao claimed a victory. Karen Llptaon, spokeswoman for the Peace Conversion Project, the Orange County branch of the Alliance for Survival, said the shut-down pro- Gayclwrw wses battle SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The San Francisco Gay Men 's Chorus has lost a round in its court battle with the Jesuits over whether the singing group should be allowed to use a church for an upcoming concert. San Francisco Superior Court Judge Ira Brown denied Thurs· day the chorus' request to order the Jesuits to allow the singers to go ahead with a scheduled concert April 25. \ Easter egg hunt planned in Laguna An Easter egg hunt sponsored by American Legion Post 222 of Laguna Beach wilJ be held Swi· day at the Lasuna Beach High SchQOI athletic field beginning at 1 p.m. ' The hunt 18 opi!n to all city children aae 9 and under. More than 11000 colored eca• will be bidden on the athletic field for children to find. Onespecially col· ored eu Will enUtle the finder to a gift. "WE DIDN'T expect the pro· posal to pass." Mi6s Liptson said. ·'The purpose is to bring lhe issue before the stockholders. We con- sider anything over 2 percent of the vote a victory.·· Currently the nuclear plant in question, Unit 1, is not operating. The 14-year-old. 4M-megawattre· actor was shut down a year ago for repairs on corroded 11team tubes. Operations are scheduled to begin again in June. Two new 1,100-megawatt re· actors are under construction at San Onofre with completion ex· NUCLEAR RegulAtory Com· mission licensing hearings for the two new units are scheduled for July. The Alliance for Survival pro- posal at Thursday's meeting would have the three nuclear re· actors convereted to solar power facilities Edbon, which owns 80 percent of the nuclear generating station, maintains the group's proposal isn't feasible. The remaining 20 percent of the nuclear facility at San Onofre is owned by San Diego Gas and Electric Co. Edison personnel operatelheplant. Deity ............... Calling /qr tow truck wa:r driver's solution for moving van 1tuck between house and wall on narrow Laguna street. Moving day blues Loaded van gets stuck in driveway BY STEVE MITCHELL Ofllle Delly,.......,. Moving day is hectic under the best of circumstances. so you can understand Ed and Guss Griffin's exasperation Thursday when they left their Laguna Beach homeforthelast time. Everything was packed in the huge moving van for the trip to Coronadel Mar, the Griffins' new home. But Laguna Beach isn't noted for its wide thoroughfares or level driveways -especially in the hiUs abovetbetowo. The van drivers dlacovered that when they attempted to roll out for Corona del Mar shortly after 1 p. m. Thursday They got stuck between a wall and' a hard place (l~e house). And llrrlbs' from tree that also blocked the van didn't help matters. Employees of the van company were reluctant to discuss the matter. But they called out a big tow truck, which hoisted them off ttie ground and pulled them out. By the Ume the van arrived at the Corona del Mar home and un- loaded, the Griffins sald It was aboullOp.m. There's one consolation for the former Laeu.nans. ''Our new home i1 on nice ftat ground." Mri. Griffin la'u1bed. Caltrana oftlcl•I lD I SHramento, Wider P.t.-.Unt um ., ,week fro111 Oran•t Co .. aly • Jeadere, have •dmlUed tlley .,rtcl •tn ulculatta1 if•turt bt1iw:y luacta &1JOttj(f to tM countv. They asreed Thursday to amend an earUer proposal so the coW\ty wlll receive 10.e percent of bi1bway f und1 tent to Southern Calif ornla counties "Super 80 noise data gll8rded By STEVE MARBLE or-. Deity ........ Officials at Burbank Airport, where the acclaimed "ql)iet" DC·9 Super-a> je has been operal· ' lng for three months, are keeping data on the jet's performance a well-euarded secret. Despite request.a, various Of· ficials in Oran1e County say they've been denied noise reports on just how quiet the new McDonnell Douglas aircraft is. The noise data is considered im- por\ant because the Super-a> is viewed as the key to reducing • noise at John Wayne Airport. AirCal, which operates 25 daily flights out of John Wayne, is ex- pecting to take delivery of it.a first Super-a> on May 14 and expects to begin oeprating the craft by the end of next month. HUGH COFFIN, Newport Beach's city attorney. said he hH been trying to get information from Burbank on the performance of the "quiet" jet but has struck out regularly. ··It seems like it should be public information but we can't seem to get lt. ··be commented. Bill Martin, who heads John Wayne's noise abatement center. says he hasn't received data on the Super-80 from Burbank either. He speculalles, "They might be hesitant to release it because this is a new craft that has only been operating a short time. Martin cautions that results or daily noise monitoring at Burbank might not be applicable at Orange County because • runway characteristics are different. SAM JONES, an airport director at Burbank, insists the Super-80 is quieter than other jets, partlcuJarly the Boeing 137. but refuses to release figures. He says a total noise profile should be released in the airport's quarterly statement next month. Sam Lane. a Costa Mesa acoustical engineer who serves as a consuJtant to Newport Beach. claims to have measured noise generated by Super-80s at Burb'1tk and concludes that the new jet is louder than reported by its manufacturer. The Super-80 was demonstrat- ed last summer at John Wayne Airport and noise monitoring station readings revealed the craft to be several decibels quieter than the 737, a plane now in operation at the county airport. 111 BVT NOISE consultant Jerry Rollins, whose firm prepared "'• environmental reporta for AirCal on the Super-80, says the dem· onstrar flight was "highly struct ed.' "T at rught." he commented, fl o-n by a McDonnell as pilot who knew exactly w at he was doing and was highly f m ' arwiLhtbeplane." R wsaid his firm. CH2M Hill ewport Beach. hopes to obtain data from Burbank on the Super-a>-"that is, lf they'll give itto us." Mickey McPike. a McDoMell spokesman, s uggested that nol,se readings at Burbank might dot lell the fuH story on the new jet. BE POINTED OVT that Pacific Southwest Airlines, Lhe only carrier in the country now flyina Super-808, baa likely not had tiane to familiarize all It.a pUotl with the new craft. "But we're fully confident Lhat we have completely defined the noise cbaracterlatics of the Super«>,'' be Hid. ·• McPlke point.cl out that wlien tbe new jet wu certlfled by the Ft.A, it wu put through a battery of159 fllaht tats. GOOD IKATE -Steve laaaCSOD of Spokane, Waab., wins a few appreciative stares as he skates past a park bench From Page A1 Tbe Caltrua proce11 dOea nol Mt Uide amMmta Ot •on•y for each county , onl,y tbt .,.rcentqe ol future dollara Al- lotted to each jurladiction. Speclllc projects are ll•Wd on· ly to provide a basia for each COW\ty'• need.a. ow ........ in Riverfront Park. The observers seem to be saying, col- lectively, "Oh, to be that young again." Pilot dies in fighter bail-out An El Toro Marine Corps ~ Station pilot died and bla r.lldllr intercept officer was lnjllared when the two Irvine residlenta had to bail out of their cripf>led jet fighter before it crashett 49' miles east of the China I.ake Naval Weapons Station. . Maj. John C. McAnnally, 38. dted at Fort Irwin Army l~laae Hospital s hortly after the Wednesday afternoon crast-1 El Toro air station spokesm an' U . Mark Houl'th said today. Lt. Dennis Viera, 26, walS re- ported in good condition tod ay in the same hospital. Lt. Hough said no de- termination has yet been made on the reason for the c r·ash. which he said occurred abowt 200 yards within the boundarl·t!S of Fort Irwin in an area known as Leach Lake. He added that he wasn't sure how the men were injured i11 the evacuation procedure in v~ hkb &<>th men were ejected frorr1 the cockpit by an explosive charge under their seats. The men. members or El Toro's Marine Fighter A Uack Squadron 323, were on a rc11utine training mission. a M<trine spokesman said. A small private plane crushed in the same area Tuesday, kill· ing William A. Evans Jr .. d 1 rector of the San 0 1ego Aerospace Museum. and h1:• son, William A. Evans IV. 18 Maj McAnnally is surviv1?d by. his s ister Myrna Johnst?•n of Lake Forest . and hi s m1 •ther. Amelia M c Annall y of Placerville. Funeral services are pen ding. i Water line Pair agree to conlrols on securities BROWN FETED AT NEWPORT BASH. • • work slated An e1ght·inch water line~; II be ins talled on Gaviota Drive between Brooks and Cress stireets in Laguna Beach beginning next week Ronald E. West of Laguna Niguel and G. Charles Cole of Dallas have signed a consent agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission that forbids ttlem from committing fraud , selling unregistered securities or withholding pertinent Information from in- vestors. West, president of Costa Mesa- based Bishop Investment Corp., and Cole had been accused of fraud in the sale of $80 million in unregistered securities to 2,343 investors in at least 3() states since 1976. Neither man admitted nor de- nied the federal accusationa, but agreed to terms of a permanent injunction. Bishop Investment Corp. was named ifl the SEC suit as a com- pany used by Lhe pait to acquire money from investors without their knowledge. The SEC bad accused the men of using eight companies -the other seven in Dallas as general partners for a number of limited partnerships they sold to the public as tax shelters. The limited partnerships, the SEC said, were used to invest in "dis· tressed real properties." While the SEC did not specify how much of the $80 million possibly had been diverted im- properly; the commission claimed the pair told limited partners of more than $3.07 million in investments that never were rnade. Tbe SEC alJO accused the men of advllhla. investors they bad shared ts:tl mlltlon in losses tbat Ptver occurrred. West waa not available for co~ment. gested the Brown dinner-would be a good way to beco me re· involved. The setting for the affair was strictly outofthe middle ages. The restaurant. which opened las t week and serves just 24 people at a time only on Thurs- day. Friday and Saturday nights, is decorated like a 16th century abbey. Normally, guests wouJd have topay$125 per person to dine on the fare provided by the manager/chef. who bills himself as Robert the Great. Dealer held • mgemscam SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Police say they have charged a San Francisco gem dealer in connection with a $400,000 scam that Involved putting inex- pensl ve zircon stones in diamond rings that needed re· pair. Pierre Krakowski, 52, was re· .1eoed on his recognizance Thursday after he was charged wltb 13 counts of grand theft and fraud, IMpector Arthur Fobbs said. Fobbs said Krakowski also had been arrested in March and was awaiting trial on three counts of grand theft Involving consignment cases. Hastie commended by water board A special reaolutlon of com- mendation for loogUJne board menrt>er Al Hastie hu been ap- proved by the Board of Dlr~ra of the Laauna Beach County WaterDlatrlct. , The reaolution, whlcb cites Ha1Ue'1 ~ yean ol service on the water board, pral•ed hiJ work for the dbtrlct. Hutie, a rttldent ol Emerald Bay, rHl&ned his dlrttctar'1poetApri11. THE ABBEY atmosphere is enhanced by waiters dressed in monks' robes and background mus1cofGregorianchants. 'L, Guests, too, are draped in monk-type coverings as they enter the candteliteatery. The menu for Brown's dinner, written in script, included plenty or different wines plus quiche, fish and leg or lamb. but the governor. a vegetarian, skipped the main course in favor of steamed vegetables. Between courses, the governor and his party took intermission breaks in the alley. THOSE A1TENDING included Wylie Aitken, Neal Bahan. Al Stokke and John Hanna, all Santa Ana attorneys; ·public defender Mlcha_1:1 Beecher; Orange County Juvenile Justice Commissioner Linda Friedman; Oeput Oistricl A Horney Michael Dow. and Newport Beach publi c relations consultant Leonore Penfil. Also attending were Richard J O'Neill of the O'Neill Ranch, Barbaro and his wife, Pam, Costa Mesa-based developer Michael Ray . court r e porter Jean Tagliap1etra who is attorney Bahan's fiancee, County Fair Com missioner Burr Williams and his microrilm business associate Harry Rankin, investment con- sultant Jack Baldwin and Dan Walker, a councilman from Torrance. Also at dinner were Ken Stuart, who is membership service director for the Retail Clerks Union; Abraham, who is an or- thopedic specialist; court re· porter Beth Strayer; investor Larry Hotfman. and Ken Hull, president of the California As· soclation of Thrift and Loan As· sociations. The line. to be used for fire pro- tection. will run alongside a1.1 ex- isting 35·year-old 4-inch water line. In addition to installing th·e line, the Laguna Beach County Water District will also be replacin u and upgrading fire hydrants .e1long Ga viola. The S3I.500 project will be com- p I et e d by L .M. Kisling Construction Co., and the work should taJre about30 days. Oil find told MEXICO CITY <AP> Mex- ican technicians have rouncl sub· stantiaJ reserves of oil on Cuba's north coast, t~e respe·ct ed newspaper Excelsior has re-,port- ed. APRIL CARPET SALE ~L&NNSCOM' Mir ........ More than '83.000 in coins bu been stolen from Orange County Transit Dhtrlet busu ln Id aintenance yardl, offictaJHay. One woner, Jeffrey Reynolds, ·\29, of Buena Pmok, wu arrested in January and h.is jury trial on grand theft charges is scheduled BUT Dl8T&ICf offtclatS.'i~ first had claimed that Reynoadj had sneaked morit tban '20C) Off a bU5 in a small tratti btn, aren't sure whether be wu respanslble tor aU the theftl. The~ have left MOit ot ~e dlstrict'a 4V7·bul neet f>aa new •acuum ayatema where eoifta are taken off the bUI with machine~. Dlstrictotftclall aald the mistin1 money apparent· . ·~8nofre shutdown . . . .................. ....._ C1<n>ernor B~ te.t• the~°' Dr. Edward Abraham (lejt), chef 'Robert tla. Great' look on in -lritchen of NeWpmi restaurant. -Supporters pay $1,000 for dinner tribute BySANMEJOY C>(ni. INM1' HMSIMt Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. was the highlight, the guest. the benefactor and the reason for a 13-course, $1,000-a-plate dinner last night on Bal boa Peninsula. The event, arranged by Santa Ana attorney Frank· Barbaro, drew a collection of 24 Brown admirers first to the Newport Beach home of Dr. Edward Abraham for cocktails and then by limousine caravan to the Robert the Great Restaurant off an alley across from Balboa Cinema. / As his supporters awaited his arrival inside the eatery, Brown was cornered in the alley by newsmen who sought bis latest pronouncements, but received non-telling responses from the governor. ASKED 'f.!IEN he'll announce new stale Supreme Court ap· pointmenls, he res ponded , "Soon." Has bis Usl of potential ap- pointees narrowed? "I'd rather not get into the de- tails .. Brown said. Whal kinds of thinla do people talk to him about when he comes to Orange County? "People's~maln complaint ls just like anywhere else," he aaJd, "crlmeandinflaUon." . Wbataboutpollutiop? "I REPRESENT the entire state," be said, droppln& the queatJon there. And soon. Just before bein& ushered lnto the reslauraol by a wallet dressed like a 16th cenlut"y monk, the governor paused to sign several autographs (or pleading· passersby who bad spotted blm. The event. a fund-raiser for a committee e1t1>lorlng .~ possibility of Brown seekinl the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate next year. wu in- formal and attracted a collection ONE GUEST, who ulted not to be identified, said be •llended becausebewucurious. Another. Santa Ana attorney Marty Hand well er. said he badn 't been involved in politic• in many years and a former partner sug- <See BROWN, Pa&e AZ> Irvine mayor's Wife rqay· not testify By RICHARD GREEN Olt .. OaltY~, .... Elaine Anthony doesn't plan to testify against her husband, Irvine Mayor Art Anthony. who ls accused of beating her with his fists and lnfllctin1 a superficial gunshot wound to her scalp. That word-.came this morn.in& from Da'te Baker, 1 a persona) friend of the Anthonys and an at· torney with the law firm that Mrs. Anthony has retained. She wu unavailable for com· ment. "lf'sbe's reluctant to testify, it wQn'l affect our caae,"' sald Orange County Deputy District Attorney Jim Enright. "It will make it more d.lfflcult b\,\t we'll 10 ahead with the ~har1e1 of aa~ault with a dea41Y weapon, felony wile beating anlr use of ~ handgun in tbecommtsaionofacrtme,'' ENRlGRT SAID lhflt an in· vestlgatJon by hia office indicates Mayor Anthony ~le1edly place a loaded .'5 callb'r milltart automatic /lstoJ to Ilia wife'• temple an fl.red a abot. tbat caused a one-lncli laceration to her scalp above her left ear on the nightof April9. . Mrs. Anthony could tecbr\lcally be in contempt or court if she doesn't testify against her husband, Enrlahtadded. He also said lbat be doesn't plan to plea bar1ain with the case aeainat Anthony, 50, a retired M artne colonel. AntboQy who remains in the r.hntal Health Unit of Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach after belng released from Orange COUnty Jall on bla own re- cognhantt, Is to be arralcned May l in Harbor Municipal Court. Hia attorney, Bill Cro9b)', taiclbe plans to enter aaot eullty plea. Attorne)' Bahr 1alc$. lbat he ptcked up Anthopy Mopday nlpt •lter bis releue from Oran1e County Jall ud arraa1ed an '-ml cable .._eetina •between. i\nthony and bit wtfe. Baker Hid Anthony was then admitted to Hoa a ffoepltal. ·ge~ture JeCted Southern Calllomla Ediaon Co. s~kbolders ov(rwbelmingly re-J e c ted a proposal to bait operatio°' at the Saa Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Tbur•day al the annual stockholders meeting in Los Angeles. Edison spokesman Dave Barron sald 87.4 percent voted a1aln1t the measure and 3.5 eercent voted for it. About 9 percent of the stockholders present abstained. Barron said the measure to cease operations al the nuclear plant, lQCated about three miles south of. San Clemente, was • sponsored by Los Angeles res- ident David Loumlan. LOUMJAN, PRESIDENT of the Soutbem Califomla Alliance for Survival, a group op~ to nuclear power, owns one share of Edl1on1tock. Barron said a similar meuure pro,POled by Loumian at last year'•M9C;;:den' mee ~ l•t:n;::• proval ,.. .. caa ball . "Wdeel ls a victory lo that lt aeems Mr. Loumlan hu loet some IJ'OW¥l slbce last year," Barron .said. "However, u a lllte~ M b .. the rt.0t to ptaee ~ala such u dlb ode OD tbe balJOt." However, the anti-nuclear •roup behind the meuure alto claimed a victory. Karen Llptaoa, spokeswoman for tbe Peace Conversion Project, the Oran1e Cqunty branch of the Alliance for Survival, said the shut-down pro- Gayclwrw fuses battle SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The San Francisco Gay Men 's Chorus has lost a round in its court battle with the Jesuits over whether the sinetng aroup should be allow.ed to use a church for an upcoming concert. San Francisco Superior Court Judie Ira Brown denied Thurs- day ~chorus' request to order the Jesuits to allow the sln,era to go ahead with a scheduled concert April 25. Canal necess~, director insists SACRAMENTO <AP) -The $1 billion Peripheral Canal la needed even if the reported water waste in the Imperial Valley were stopped, aaya etale Director of Water ·Resources Ronald Robie. The Imperial Valley 'Waste was reported Wednesday by the Depart~ent of Water Resources' dlttrl~t office fo1 Southem Call(orota. But Rpble called the report "prellmlnatY and aubject to revtalon." posaJ was intended to raise the is- sue of nuclear power. "WE DIDN'T expect the pro- posal to pus," Miss Liptson said. ·'The purpoee is to bring the issue before the stockholders. We con: aider anything over 2 percent of the vote a victory.·• CurrenUy the nuclear plant in question, Unit 1, is not operating. The 14-year-old, 456-megawattre· actor was shut down a year ago ' for repaif9' on cortoded steam tubes. Operations are scheduled to begin a1ain in June. Two new 1,100-megawatt re- actors are under construction al San Onofre with completion ex- peeled by the end of next year at a cost of$3.3 billion. • NUCLEAR Regulatory Com· mission licenslne beadn1s (orthe two new units are scheduled for July. The Alliance for Survival prO-1 po·sal at Thursday's meet1n1 would have the three nuclear re- actors convereted to solar p6we'r facilities. Edison, which owns 80 percent ol the nuclear generating station, inalblaina the group's proposal lsn'tfeasible. • The remaining 20 percent of the nuclear fe.cUity at San Onofre ia •wned by Sin Diego Gaa •and Electric Co. Edison personnel operate the plant. 6 peopk crucified in Philippine rites , 1 I · MANDALUVONG, Philipplnea <AP> -A Filipln.{, laborer had himself nailed to a cros& today atop a rocJty bUl ln this Manila' suburb in hopea bis cruc~ixion will lead to a meeting with the former American GI he says is his father. • Grlm.cina in pain, DoJWd Ratord Jr. cried, "Ob God, forst•e ua qur dihl ! ,, and remai.Jled ban«ifil on the ~for, abOut a inlnute until his friends, dressed d Roman solcUt.rs. , helped him down. About 2,000 people, most of them womed and children, watched in silence. I . The tableau would have been an eerie one even if this wasn't Resford's second crucifixion -and it four men and a woman had not bad themselves crucified in similar fashion in two other Philippines towns today. In San Fernando, 30 miles ~rth of here,' 2q,OOO wit· nesses were on band as four men were nailed to crosses on a hill overlooking a rice paddy. Officials called the event a major tourist attraction. A 23-year-Qld Caitb healer re-enacted the crucifixion in a village churchard at Kapitanangan, 20 miles north of the capital. Sbe was the only woman to do so. Tlwusands retrace route of Christ ~ .. JERUSALEM (AP ) - Thousands of pilerlms from around the world climbed the narrow, twisUng Via Dolorosa this Good Friday to retrace the tortured path or Jes04 Christ to the skull~sbaped hill called C-1vary where be was crucified. Many b~wed under the burden of heavy wooden cross~ they carried along the route from ttie place where Pontius· PUate condemned Cbrilt, to the.Church of the Holy Sepulchre, tradiUooal slte of bis cruclflston and entombment. l(any pillrlma paused at the Third Station of the Ctoss, where tradition says Christ fell the (lrat time, and lin1ered at a spot that bas re~ently been paved witb atone blocks believed to have lined the Via Dolof'(lfa,~: Christ's time. '",. Whether Chrtst actUfllY stepped on them is questionable since scholars do not. aaree oo bis route to Calvary. But for many pilgrims, the Easter spirit was enhanced by thtr s.,,()Odl white stories. < ··Seeing these stonea •ad treading on them makes me letl I have walked in the footat.epe ot Cbrlst,", said Mary Del Savio, a rilCrlm from New Yorlt: City. "lt 1 Jike belna with the Redeemer." I The stones were du.t up by Jerusalem municipalitll workers when they removed Ute •Jet• Turklah-bqilt surf ace to Jay_,, pl pea. Cattl.a•u offtclah in 8acramtlfto. illiclei pr•UN tim 1 wtek from Oran1e County ~ lHder•• ban admitted they errel la calculattnc fut\lr• c: hlsJ\way f\lndl allotted to the county. Caltrana la expected to re- aubmlt ita fundJnt propoeal to Gov. F.dmund G. Brown Jr. in about two weeka. Brown then 1will present It for ratJftcauon by They agreed Tburad•Y tq amend ari.~arller propotal IQ tbe county ~ receive 10.t pefeeftt of hi1h'~ay f\lnda unt to ~---.-~---~~~----,.,--~~.;..;o;..._-,.:~.,.,.-.:~;;;...=:-~~_,.,.~.....,.~~~~~~~~ ...... ~.,;..;...~~--;.;.;;;.,~.:._.:;,;,....~ the state Letl•lature. . . GOOD SKATE -Steve Isaacson of Spokane, Wash., wins a few appreciative stares as he skates past a park bench From Page A1 ............ ln Riverfront Park. The observers seem to be saying, col- lectively, ''Oh, to be th.at young again." Woman held ... Fire in Vegas hotel ·routs 500; 1 hurt LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP> -A welder's torch touched orf a fire in the Lu Vegas Holiday Inn to- day t)Jat aent smoke blllowing through the 14-story tower and FanUlysues CM firm in man's death A Costa Mesa company that manufactures, tests and sells liquefied gas pumps has been sued in Orange County Superior Court b y the family of a technician who died last foeptember in~ test pit. The lawsui~. which seeks un- specified damages, contends that J .C. Carter Company officials were aware of leaks of propane, nitrogen. and other toxic sub· stances. It said the company fall~ to warn workers who went into the pit al 671 W. 17th St. or take precautions for their safety. Found dead in the pit on Sept. 18, 1980 were technicians Byrd Guy Hill III. 38, and Charles Haley,29, both of Newport Beach. Tbe wrongful death action filed Thursday on behalf of Hill 's widow and parents names as de- fendants the company; persons responsible for design. inspection and installation or the pit, and three government agencies Costa Mesa, Orange County and the s tate of Cali form a. The government agencies are being sued for authorizing the construction of the test pit and then allowing It r6 remain in use after allegedly knowing of the de· feels . The legal action claims that "eruptions" of propane, nitrogen and other eases had been occur ring up to and including the day of the deaths. forced evactaatlon of up to 500 • people, hospitalizing aeven for smoke inhalation, fire officials said. , It was the fourth hotel fire in- volving injuries to hit las Vegas in five months, following the dev- astating MOM-Grand and Hilton fires in November and Febr uary and the smalle r Caesars Palace fire April 1. Clark County Fire Capt. Ralph Oinsman said the 9: 30 a .m . · blaze on the lobby level was due to "careless welding" and was confined to "just mainly a wall ... right be hind the res - ervations office. ·'They were welding a wall that was coatPd with polyureth ane," he said. "It made quite a bit of s moke. Construction workers ex· tingu1shed it before we got there. "It was really not much of a fi~." he said , but he added that th~ s moke was conducted through the lobby area above a false ceiling and spread slightly into the upper floors and into the casino "We evacuated everybody out of the hotel, not that many -I would say 500," Oinsman said . "There were ·seven mJuries t' all in the lobby. T hey were- minor smoke inhalation." Gambhng m the casino ceased during the evacuation, Dinsman said The IDJUred were taken to Sunrise and Desert Springs hospitals. he said. $1.8 million PCP seized; · 3 arrested Pilot killed in bail out from fighter BROWN FE'JED • • • ' on massage sex charges Company officials contacted this morning said they would have no comment on the suit since they had not yet seen a copy of it Three men have been arrested and three gallons of the potent drug PCP valued at $1.8 million seized ID CosLa Mesa by agents or the federal Drug Enforcement Administration and the Orange County Sheriff's Department. An El Toro Marine Corps Air Station pilot died and his radar intercept officer was injured when the two Irvine residents had to bail out of their crippled jet fighter before it crashed 49 miles east of the China Lake Naval Weapons Station. Maj. John C. McAnnally.l.. 38, died at Fort Irwin Army Hase Hospital sho rtly a f ter the Wednesday afternoon crash, El Toro air station spokesman U . Mark Hou~ said today. Lt. Dennis Viera, 26, was re· ported In good condition today in the same hospital. Lt. Hough said n o de· termination has yet been made on the reason for the crash, which he said occurred about 200 yards within the boundaries or Fort Irwin in an area known as Leach Lake. He added that he wasn't sure how the men were Injured in the evacuation procedure In which . both men were ejected from the cockpit by an explosive char1e under their seats. The men, members of El Toro's Marine Fiahter Atuck Squadron 323, were on a routine trainin1 mission, a Marine spokesman said. A small private plane crashed in the aame area Tuesday, klll- i n f William A. Evans Jr., director of the San Die10 Aerospace Muse\lm, bd hia son, William A. Evana IV, 18. Maj. McAnnaUy la IUrYiVecl by . hie sister Myma Johnson ()t Lake Forist; an4 hit mother Am ella lleAnnally oi Placerville. • Funeral servtcea are pendtnc. gested the Brown dinner would be a good way to become re- involved. The setting for the affair was strictly out of the middle ages. The restaurant, which opened last week and serves just 24 people at a time only on Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday nights, is decorated ltke a 16th century abbey. Normally, guests would have to pay $125 per person to dine on the fare provided by the manager/chef, who bills himself as Robert the Great. THE ABBEY atmosphere is enhanced by waiters dressed in monks' robes and background music of Gregorian chants. Guests, too. are draped in monk-type coverin1s as they enter the candlelit eatery. The menu for Brown's dinner, written in script, included plenty of different wines plus quiche, fish and leg of lamb, but the aovernor , a vegetarian, skipped the main course in favor of s teamed vegetables. . Between courses, the 1ovemor and his party took Intermission breaks In the alley. THOSE ATTENDING included Wylie Aitken,· Neal Bahan, Al Stokke and John Hanna. all Santa Ana attorneys i public def ender Miohael Beecher; Oran1eCounty Juvenile Justice Commissioner Linda Friedman; Deputy Dittrlct Attorney Michae( Dow, and Newport Beach pubUe relatloas consultant Leonore PenfU. AJlo attendln1 were Ric bard ) . O'NelU of the O'Neill Ranch, Barbaro and bis wile, Pam, Cosu .Meaa-bued developer Mio.hut Ra1. court reporter Jean Taalla&>ietra who ta attorney Bahan'I !Jancee, County __ ~l~ CotllmlUlo'ner Burr WllliaounUJO hl• tnicrolllm ~inesa a11odate Harry Rankin, investment con· sultant Jack Baldwin and Dan Walker, a councilmap from Torrance. Also at dinner were Ken Stuart, who is membership service director for the Retail Clerks Union: Abraham, who Is an or- thopedic speciali,st; court re- porter Beth Strayer: investor Larry Hoffman, and Ken Hull, president of the California As- sociation or Thrift and Loan As· sociations. Pair agree to controls • • onsecunt~ Ronald E . West of Laguna Niguel and G. Charles Cole of Dallas have signed a consent agreement with the Seturtties and Exchan1e Commiaaloo that forbids them from committing fraud, selling unregls\ered securities or withholding pertinent faformation from in· veston. West, president of Costa Mesa- based Bishop Investment Corp., ._nd Coie bad been accused of fraud in the tale of $80 mil~ 1n -.anregi.stered securltiea to 2,843 invesion in at leaat 30 slates since 1916. Neither man admitted nor de· Died the tederal ACCUH\lonJ, but aa.reed «o \etlns of a permanen~ , in,fun~on. ' Costa Mesa vice officers ar- rested a 45-year-old masseuse Thursday at Abraxas Massage Parlor, 1733 Fullerton Ave., on suspicion or soliciting for pros tilutlon. It was the second prostitution arrest Utls week in Costa Mesa m assage parlors. Vice officers arrested Tammy Christina Reau, 25, of Long Beach Wednesday afternoon on suspicion of soliciting at the Atlantis Massage Parlor, 2112 Harbor Blvd. At the time, they cited parlor manager Vicki Lynn McCabe. 25 , for operating without a bus1· ness license. , The Atlantis facility currently faces Orange County Superior Court action on a suit brought by the city for allegedly operating without proper city permits. Elaine Rush rites Sunday Rosary will be said Sunday for Newport Beach resident Elaine M. Rush, who died Wednesday at the age of 56. A native or Minnesota, Mrs. Rush was a 10-year resident of the Newport area and an avid golfer and sports enthusiast. She is survived by her husband James. daughters J ea'¥1e and Diane and son James Jr .. all of Corona del Mar. She also leaves three brothers and a sister. Rosary will be said at 7 p .m.Sun· day at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church In Newport Beach. Mass will be said Monday at 10 a.m. at the church. Interment will follow at Pa.clfic View Memorial Park in Ne~rt Beach. Lt Wyatt Hart, department s pokesman, said the three gallons of t he drug could have produced24 gallons of PCP of a potency normally sold on the street, or more lhan92,000doses. The arrests and seizure Tues· day cluminated a 411:!-month-long investigation. Hart said. The arrests, Hart said, OC· curred at a major Costa Mesa hotel. which he declined to idenliCy. "It 's one that our in- vestigators often use in setting up drug buys." Hartsaid. Arrested were Eddie Ray Newman, 30..,of Los Angeles: Don Reed, 30, of Com pton , and Leonardo C. Hooks, 26, also of Compton. 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