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Home My WebLink About1981-07-31 - Orange Coast PilotI ! . I Rejection costs job? M an says he spumed advances bi/ female boss SACRAMENTO (AP) -A Sacrameato man 1ay1 be feela be loet bla job because be reject- ed what he called sexual ad- vances by his female boa1. Michael Gabria testified Thursday at a bearin1 by tbe state Unemployment tmurance Ap~als Board's Sacramento of. flee. Gabria said hls job with the California Federation for Technolo1y and Resources was phased out last year, seven months after be started. He la .seeking reinstatement and back pay. Th.e federation is a private or· 1anbaUon wboee role ii to pro- vide bualneu opportuniUe1 for farm worken and low-Income persons. The object of Gabria's com· plaint, former CFTR lbecut.lve Director All~a Madrid, did not attud the bearin1. CFTR at- torney Louis Florea 1ald she could not be located. Gabria testified that durtna a conference in Boston in Nov· ember 1979, the two had finished working on a proposal for federal fWldlng in Ms. Madrid's hotel room and were reJaxin1 over a drink. "Sbe asked me about my personal life and I told ber J wu divorced and had a son. Then she started t.W.01 about an ex- lover or an ex-boyfriend and sbe told me in sexually explicit lan1uage the thlnas they bad done. "It shocked me because tbia was comtn1 from my boss. l was quite uncomfortable with the tone of the conversation. She told me abe cona.idered sex as a way to control the employees." G abria said be excused himself and avoided Ms. Madrid the next day. <See SPURNS, Page A%) Soviets ann Cuba ., ........ DAKOTA TWISTER -This funnel cloud menaced the cities of Bismarck and Mandan on the Missouri River in central North Dakota Thursday evening. The twister touched down at least once outside Mandan, but did not touch down in · either of the cities. No injuries had been reported by this · morning. $3 million awarded in electric shock LONG BEACH (AP> -A 33-year-old man who became a quadriplegic after suffering a serious electric shock from a commonly used flat extension cord baa won a $3.S million settlement fro;:n International Telephone and Telegraph. JT&T agreed Thursday to pay the award to Darrell Stark of Long Beach. Stark suffered brain dama1e in the accident and cannot use bis arms or leRS. speaks only a few words, -is hJghly su.sceptlble to disease and bas the mentality of a 3-year·old. Bruce Broillet, attorney to the former construction worker, said the $3.S million is believed to be the largest pre-trial settlement of a per9onaJ injury case for an individual. Jury selection in the Superior Court trial was to have besun here today. Activity . reported by Haig WASHINGJON (AP > - Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. has said the Soviet Union is sending weapons to Cuba in near-record amounts this year and that some of the arms are being reshipped to central America. If the present pace of arma shipments to Cuba is maintained, it would double U.e 1980 total and woald be UuJ IDOlt for any year since 1112, the year of the Cuban missile crulJ, Hail said Tbunday. "While moet of the tonna1e 1J believed to be earmarked for Cuba's re1uJar armed forces and its newly created territorial militia,'' Hall said, "there is solid evidence that some of the goods are being reshipped to Central America." Haig made bis remarks in testimony prepared for the Senate Armed Services Committee. The meeting was c losed . but th e State Department released copies of bis prepared testimony, which dealt with coordinating the nation's military streneth with Its foreign policy. Tbe State bepartment has said previously that Soviet bloc arms were being shipped throu&h Cuba lo El Salvador and Nicaraeua. While Haie bas threatened to go to "the source" to atop the arms shipments, meaning Cuba, he baa never elaborated on the threat. State Department officials sald Wednesday that the department la actively at work on the administration's policy 'toward Cuba. While Haig didn't provide any figures on Soviet arms shipments to Cuba, be was quoted in an interview with the Boston Globe Wednesday as saying the Soviets shipped 40,000 tons of sophisticated arms to Cuba during the first seven months of the year. An aide to Haig confirmed be said thla. .tUllif CIAIT lllTHIR NlJ:...-:d momJn1 low clou , but otberwlJe hazy sunshJne Saturday. Highs 72 to 82. Lowa tonight eo to as. Controllers strike possibility grows 111111 TIDIY Dl1nqlond'1 Main Str••t Ei.ctric:GI PatotM, pr;Nllt..t tt0lce ldfhtlr tltro.,gla ,,.. """,,,.,. ...,,. " mMW thart ,_,, '"""°"' of IJ4lld•. 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If nothing else, it answers the age-old question, "Why does a possum cross the road?'' Reag an may change MX missile plan LOS ANGELES (AP ) - Presidential counselor Edwin Meese Ill bas strongly indicated the Reagan Administration will s crap the multlsbelter basing scheme for the MX missile in favor of an alternate plan, ac- cording to a newspaper report today. Meese told members of the Los Angeles Times Washlngton bureau on Thurs da y that Reagan thinks, as he did during the election campaign, that the basing plan is ·'a bad Idea . . . dictated only because of the Carter administration's slavish adherence to SALT II. .. His words appeared to sllJlB.I the end of the controversial bas· Ing plan, in which 200 missiles were to be hidden among 4,800 horizontal shelters scattered across the Utah-Nevada desert. However, Deputy White House press secretary Larry Speakes s~id today that Meese's com- ments reflected the president's viewpoint during the campalp. "We have made no ded1Jon on the MX basln1 system, and we are awaiting the Defense Department recommendation," Speakes said in Washington. Meese said Reagan continues to believe lbat the multiple pro- tection shelter system for the M X. which has drawn fierce opposition from environmen- talists. the Mormon Church, de· fens e expe rts and political leaders, was not sound on de· rense or environmental grounds. He said an alternative plan would be announced in 30 to 4S days. "He recognized in the cam- paign and recognizes now, the need for improving our strategic capabilities," Meese said of the president. "The exact mix (of weapons) and bow you do that ls one of the things . . . be will be talking about in 30 to 4S days." "The options (on MX baaine> are clear enough,·· Meese said, "and it's a matter then of de- term lnlng which of several op· lions you're going to take ... The option chosen wm addreu the environmental concem.s and aJso the concerns of vulnerabW· ty to a fint strike.•• U.S. OKs Conoco takeov er NEW YORK (AP> -The Justice Department t)as given a green light to the proposed $7.3 billion takeover of Conoco Inc. by Du Pont Co., it was an· nounced today. Du Pont said it had agreed to dispose of Conoco's interest in a petrochemical joint venture with Monsanto Co. at Chocolate Bayou, Texas. "No other aspect of Du Pool's planned mer1er with Conoco ap- pears to us to be objectionable on antitrust groWlds," Richard J . Pavaretto, a deputy asslatant attorney generaJ in the antitrust division, said in a letter to Du Pont, released by the depart· ment. Pavaretto said the Justice Department was prepared to negotiate a consent decree pro- viding for the sale of Conoco'• interest in the joint venture. Du Pont said it expe~ts such a con- sent decree wilJ be filed by Tues· day. The Justice Department ac- tion gives Du Pont a major ad· vantage in the three-way bidding war that has broken out for control of Conoco, the na· lion's ninth-largest oil company. Another bidder, No. 2 oil com- pany Mobil Corp., has bid SB.2 billion but aroused relatively lit· Ue stockholder interest because of antitrust fears. Mobil spokesman John Flint said today the Justice Depart- ment has not Indicated its poei· lion on a Mobil-Conoco mer1er. but added that he expected s ignificant developments over the weekend. Royal c o u ple due for public retu rn ROMSEY, England CAP> - Prince Charles and his bride spent their second day of honey- moon s eclusion within the S,000-acre Broadlands estate to- day. but their return to the press and public is less than 24 hours away. The prince and Princeu Diana will .~merge Saturday from the Hampshire estate of his second cousin, Lord RomHy, to fly to Gibraltar. After an en- thusiastic welcome by the out· post's 30,000 staunchly pro. British inhabitants, they will board the royal yacht Britannia for a two-week Mediterranean cruise. • But today, lite Tburadll)', tbe day after their &llttertna wed· dine ln London, was a day ol 1ecluak>n and virtuaJly no news of their dolnaa for the out.aide world. Police pankd all seven •· trances to tbe estate, wblcb Romsey Inherited from bis arandtatber, t he l ate Earl Mount~atten, Prince Chari•' peat-unde wbo wu uauetnat- ed by th' Jrlab Republica.n Army. Tbe 1tatf ref\&led to Ii•• any information about tbe couple'• actlvitJe1. Chief Police Supt. Alan Kemlab, ln chart• of MCVity at the estate IO mu. IOUtltweR ol London. had a few wordl for U.. media repretentaU•e t..,&na vilil outllde Lha 1at.-. After a barr.,e of qu.doal, lie said Ille bad 1Mn Charin Hd Dtaaa 1trol11n1 hand·lll·haod ael"Oll ta. lawn Tbunday, and tbij IOc*ed ... ., bappy." Alkad wbat they were .. .,. • tna. 11e Nplled: "Th•1 dldD't 1 'beve 1wtmmtn1 lh1D•• e ." • • • • • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 SUSPECTED POT HAULER -The Honduran- registered freighter "Islander," suspected of being a "mother ship" in marijuana trade, ,wallows in Pacific Ocean swells 250 miles ,.,.,..... south-southwest of San Francisco. The 150- foot vessel, seized by the Coast Guard on Thursday, is being returned to Seattle, Wash., with its crew of 10. 'Death to Mitterrand' ,. l r anians demonstrat~ at F r ench e mbassy BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - 'Thousands of Iranians dem· onstrated in front of the French Em ba.ssy in Tehran lor the second day today, chanting "Death To Zionist Mitterrand" and deman- ·~inJ his government extradite fugitive ex -President Abolhassan ~ani -Sadr, Tehran radio re- .ported. an also was held in front ol the French Embassy in New Delhi, where 100 chanting Iranian stu- dents were demanding Bani· Sadr's return to Iran. Tehran radio said the embuay protesters. who began their sit-in Thursday, hung placards on the walls of the embassy building in Tehran's downtown "France Street" criticizing the French government. "Mitterrand, Mitterrand, give us back Bani -Sadr," the marchers chanted, referring to French President Francois Mil· lerrand. Warnings were blared through bullhorns to refrain from attacking the embassy, and the marchers dispersed peacefuUy after 90 minutes, sources in Tehran said. They demanded extradition of Bani-Sadr and of opposition leader Massoud Rajavi, bead of the Islamic-Marxist Mujahedeen Kbalq, who arrived with the oust· ed president in France early Wed· nesday. A French Foreign Ministry spokesman in Paris said security measures had been taken inside the embassy but there were no plans to evacuate the 15 French However, about 100 other Ira· nians vowed lo maintain their protest in front of the heavily .guarded French Embassy. A sit· Tax Reductions ------ Typical One Earner Typical Two-Earner Couple* Family of Four Tax Cut· Tax Cut Income 1982 1983 1984 1982 1983 1984 $10,000 $52 $78 $83 $69 $110 $11 J $15,000 15 1 226 281 181 283 ]33 $20,000 228 341 46 4 275 456 5 44 $30,000 405 744 914 499 916 1,079 $40,000 639 1, 188 1,438 796 1,460 1.697 $50,000 947 1,754 2. 158 1.191 2,191 2,570 $60,000 1.255 2,370 2 .928 1,547 2,895 3.42 3 $100.000 2 .137 ,648 5,822 2.747 5,748 6.872 * A typical one-earner couple with deductible expenses equal to 23 percent of their basic income from wages or salary, with figures covering tax rate cuts. * * A typical two·earner family of four with deductible expenses equal to 23 percent of their basic income from wages or salary, with figures covering tax rate cuts and reductions In the tax laws marriage penalty affKting many worklf\9 couples. The figures are for 1982, 1983, 19&4, the final year of a phased· In tax cut. ~ u..._.. .TAX REDUCTIONS Chart shows the amount of tax reduc- •· lions for one-earner and two-earner families under legisla-tion backed by President Reagan and approved by Senate vote. l!V an dais hit school !i n Newport again I! For the second time in a week, attack earlier um·week. 'Vandals broke mto a Newport Police said the in truders Beach elementary school and scrawled i:n red Upatick on one I left bn*en llpta, obecene sraf· wall, "We broke in a1aln - ,flti and toppled rue cabinet. In we're too big for you, ha, ha." 'their wake. Numerous obscene me11a1es, , Tbe nndaU1m at Andersen police aatd, were written on. l~cbool , 1900 Port Seabourne,· waU.lDtbeprinclpaJ'aomce. 1wa1 diacovered Thursday b7 a Total dai:na1e to ll&htl1 ceilln1 I cuatodian who •bowed up to ... nela, world llobes ana picture ~initb repa1n from a vandaltlm fram• wu estima~ at $500. lif : COAIT P,llat ' MAIN OflPtCI U0 WHI ley II , C .. le ~--. (4 ~H!"f ..... , IMO, (Oil! Meu, CA f1'1t (CH1yrl9'11 1•1 Ot ..... C:O..t ~\ltHltiVfl9 (-HO "'""' ''°''•" 11111\lrehoM tollorlel ""'"'' or eO Vtfll\•f'Mnl\ ...... ," m .• , ~ UPl"OCIUCt<I •1111..il •h< lel "'""0'°" of co11yr..,.1 • .,,.., diplomata in Iran because ol the protests. He said the Iranian gov- ernment has increased security around the building, apparenUy. indicating It plans to fuUill ita ob- ligation as the host country to pro- tect the embassy. The spokesman, who briefed re· porters on condition that be nol be identified, also said there were no similarities to the situation on Nov. 4, 1979, ~en protesters took over the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Sources reached ln Tehran by The Associated Press office in Beirut said city and revolutionary police units guarded au three main gates at the embassy. AU doors and windows of the building were shut and the embassy was not answering telephone calla, thev said .. Bani-Sadr arrived in France early Wednesday and was grant· ed political asylum on condition th;at be slay out of politics. He bad been in hidinl since June 16, six days before the Iranian Parlia- ment declared him incompetent and ousted him from the presiden· cy. Rajavl accompanied Bani- Sadr to France. Man acquitted in slayings GOSHEN, N.Y. CAP> -A jury a pparently didn't believe a woman when she testified that she no longer couJd keep secret her brother's confession to kill· Ing two hunters 28 years ago, a_ lawyer says. The Orange County Court jury on Thursday acquitted John Youmans of the Oct. 25, 1952 shotgun slayings in the dense woods near Tuxedo, and sbortJy afterward the 53-year-oid han· dyman from Newburgh walked out of the Orange County Jail after being held five months. Youmans' sister, Pbilaminn Keesler, 49, turned her brother in to police a year ago, saying it was impossible for her to keep a vow she had made lo their mother that she would never re- veal her brother's alleged COO· fessions to the murders. From Page A1 SPURNS • • • Then they went w Waahiniton, D.C., to submit the proposal, and Ms. Madrid told him durina a cocktail hour that he "bad bet· ter loosen up if I wanted to keep workinl at CFTR," Gabria said. He said she a1ain uaed sexual· ly explicit lan,.uaae and that be regarded her statement as a sexual advance, whicb be said be i1nored. After that, their workinl rela· tlonsbip deteriorated, Gabria said, and hi.a probaUon period was extended &Jlother 90 days. He aald the probation ended March 30. but Ms. Madrid 1aid noth1n1 to him a bout it until Aprll 14. wben 1be told blm bll po1lUOfl WU belq termiD-.d becaUM then WU DO wort to do. He aald be la&er leaned that the Job bad been filled by aom ... elle. ~ fo r m er Cf'TR board member, WWlam 11.,a ol Vl- 1alla, Wltlfted f»J telepbooe tw he felt Ila. Madrid bad medll a aexua1 advaa ce t o btm ID SacralMDIO IMt year. I ·s trikes to end LONDON (AP) -Le .... 91 Brlta.ID't •.ooo dftl N"Mli bHe . ..,...cl to end a n-wMk..ad eaGapMp of HlffUH lltltUi &Ht .. , • .., ~ m.,.u aad pernmnt omc11L Ud beld ap mllHcM ol dallan • tu ......... . W MIUNGToN <AP> -1'e Ho••• ha• voted to bar ,OH,_l wcwtlen from llllq ederal bealtb lnauran e• coveraie to pay for abort.Iona exi:ept when the mother'• We la endan1ered. Rep. John Ashbrook, R·Oblo, who 1ponaored the ban, aaJd lt waa similar to thubortion ban.a Con1reu bu impoaed on federal proirama like Medicaid. The 253·161 House vote came Thursday. But lta crlllca, callln1 it a dan1eroua precedent, said the ban was "many, many steps beyood what we have done ln other forms of anti-abortion amendment.a.·' Contendin1 the ban makes "second-class citizens" of female federal workers, they ralsed the specter that Conireu could move lo the future to extend the ban to health insurance pollclea coverln1 workers in private lndustry. "Thia is an attempt to dictate to individuals what they can or cannot do with their own pay," said Rep. William Green, R·N.Y. Green said federal health -----~----.............. .....,NII ......... ON PANEL -Orange County Superior Court Judge J ames Turner has been elected to serve on the executive board of the California Judges Association. He will represent judges in Orange, Riverside and S21n Bernardino counties on the 22-member board. insurance, for whic h th e h II government pays between 60 Palesti·m·ans 8 e percent and 75 percent of the premium , la part of an employee's Job compensation • 11 • L b and 1..s no dilferent rrom buic VI age ID e anon salary, pension or vacation. . "We're paying 60 percent for that benefit," countered Rep. TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - J o b n Rousse 1 o t , R ·Ca It f . Palestinian guerrillas shelled a "Therefore we have a rtgbt to set limitations in the future... Christian villaJte in southern Lebanon, and the leader of the The ban would apply to some Israeli-backed Christian militia 10 million people -3 million federal workers, plus their s ays he will seek Israel's families and dependents. It permission to return the fire, would take effect after the last Israel Radio said. day of the health insurance -Militiamen did not respond to contracts currently in effect. the brief guerrilla barrage Thursday night on the village of Illinois, Massachusetts and Deir Aames, eight miles north or Nebraska have imposed similar the Israeli border, the state bans and Kentucky and North radio said. There were no re- Dakota have banned abortion ports of casualties. coveraje In aJl health insurance, according to the National There were no immediate Abortion Rlgbta Action League. claims of responsibility lor the Similar proposals are pending in attack. eightotherstat.es. Maj. Saad Haddad, whose T h e T r e a s u r y Christian forces control the Department-Postal Service small "Free Lebanon" enclave appropriations bill, to which the along the southern Lebanese House attached the prohibition, border with Israel. told Israeli is still being put together by the reporters he will ask Israel for Sen ate App r op r i at ions approval to fire back at the Committee. auerrillas, despite a cease-fire in the area. E!xhu mat ion eyed NEW YORK CAP> -The city's chief medical examiner is leaving it to Queens District Attorney John Santucci to decide whether to exhume the body of Dennis McNeil, the brother of two missing men reportedly involved in financial dealings with former CIA spy chief Max Hugel. There bave been several other 1uerrilla sbeJlings reported dur- i n 1 the week -old Israeli· Lebanese ceaae-rtre, but the ltrael.ia and their Lebanese al· lies say they have not returned fire. Syria and the Palestine Liberation Organization, however, contend that Israel has broken the truce with recon· naisaance ru.chts over Lebanon. Israel says the flights are needed to monitor guerrillas. Vowing it would continue "de- fending Lebanon's safety and secur ity against Israeli ag- gression," Syria said Thursday that Israel would "pay dearly" if it continued the flights. The threat follows a dogfight over Lebanon on Wednesday in which Israel said it downed a Syrian jet. Israel, meanwhile, said it was considering retaliation for the Palestinian attack on an Israel bus Wednesday night, which seriously wounded a 23-year-old woman and •killed her unborn baby in its seventh month. Prime Ministe r Me nachem Begin's spokesman, Uri Porat, cautioned that the cease-fire "does not give-the PLO immuni· ty of any sort" from punishment ror the bus attack. Gunmen riddled the bus with bullets as it was driving into a lri bbutz outside Jerusalem, wounding four people. Police said the asaailanta left behind a Palestinian flag and a wooden cross that read: ·'In memory of lbe Beirut bombing." About 300 people died in Israel's July 17 bombing of Palestinian bead· quarters in Beirut, Lebanese authorities said. . The U.S. State Department branded the bus attack "deplorable." ap.r. Thats rtghtl Through the end of Augulf we can finance your new Cadillac purchaM with GMAC at an annual percentage rate of only 13.1%. On a '8 mo. purcha1e contract with an unpaid balance of $10,000 that tran11ate1 Into a monthly aav• Inga of $19." -or a total aav- lnsp of 1919.12. H your unpaid balance II higher, your aav• Inga wlH be even greatett ~ whata more -all our new Cadlllac1 are di•· counted durtne our Augu1t year encl clearance. A apec- tacular aa1e on an •ldorodoi. 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Capt ain Kangaroo leaves hospital Bob Keesban, known to millions as television's Cap· taln Kangaroo, has returned home after being released from a hospital in Toronto where he was treated for a heart attack. A spokeswoman for Etobicoke General Hospital said Keeshan. who suffered a heart attack July 11, was ac- companied by medical starr from the United States dur- ing the flight home to Babylon, N.Y. Keeshan, 54, was not ex· pected to be admitted to a hospital there, she said. The actor, who has portrayed Captain Kangaroo on the children's television show ror the last 26 years, re· ceived countless get-well messages during his 19-day hospital stay. He was admitted to the hospital's intensive care unit after collapsing at Toronto InternationaJ Airport as he arrived here to accept an award for his work with children from the Parents Without Partners organiza. lion. NaU~aUtt Chin .. ~ Preai· dent Olaa1 Ctda.s &H hu und•rSOM eye 1u.r1•1'1 after 1ulfertq a vlt.Nout bemor· rha1e ln b.11 left eye, a IOV· ernrneot spokesman said. The 1pokeaman 1ald Thu.rs· day in Talpel, Taiwan, that Cbian1 w11 rtported In Htlafactory condlUon after the su.rcery, which he termed a •'minor operaUoo. • • Chiang, 71, wu admitted to the Veteran General Hospital in suburban Taipei late Wednesday. . The an. Billy Gralaam says that church Involvement In partisan politics like that practiced by the Rev • .leqy Falwell and bis Moral Majority, "dilutes the fospel." '· support many of the moral things he's talking about," Graham said, adding that he bad met Falwell once. But he said be "part,, com,pany" with Falwell on the Moral Majority's effort to involve the church ln partisan politics. "I lh.inJt the church has to take stands on moral and social issues, but I do not think we should be involved in partisan politics. It dilutes the gospel," he said at a news conference in Kansas City, Mo .. where h e is participating in the American Festival or Evangelism. "I have been identified in the past with certain people who have been running for office. 1 do not intend to let that happen again, *.I Graham said. Graham later visited six people hospitalized for in- juries they suffered in the Ju- ly 17 collapse or two sky· walks at the Hyatt Regency Hotel here, which resulted in 111 deaths. Storms soak Oklahoma Tulsa gets 3. 78 inches of rain in 3V2 hours U.S. summary Loceu, ,...,, re111 ceuwd 11-1119 Tlu.tradey • Chunderstonn1 trcia.Md perll ol Ollle home, Ke111•1. Artie11M1 -NOttll Oekot•. ,,,. ---"" lllonnl dumc>ed J.71 lllC"" ol rel11 °" Tulw, Olll•., In J~ ltoW"I, mon -n I/le >.JI llwll "-"'tells Ofl IN city In ell 01 J11ty, IN N•I'-* WMIMr .. r'llke r--1· ed. Tllls ~·· •.n lft<,., m-II tlle -blill JWly 111 Tu&w llnu 1 .. 1, .... n II t"Kelvff 10.• Ill(,_,, !tie MrwlceNlcl. 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A drive to recall state Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Blrd bas been resurrected wlth t.be aim of owtUn& her in the June 1912 primary election, campa18Jl organiten said. A recaJI drive was Initiated ln Oran1e County about two years ago by a group called Ca!Uor- nians for a Respon.slbie Supreme Court. Ooe of its founders, Tony Rackauckaa, a deputy district attorney, uld the campaign eventuatly was postponed because or fears that Gov. Ed- ' mund G. Brown Jr. would have named a replacement with similar philosophies. Rackauckas teamed Thursday with Marvin Feldman, founder of the Committee Advocating Legal Limitations (CALL). to announce for the firat time ln Orange County a new recall el· tort. The palr said they'll 11nile their groups in an attempt to col· lecl the needed 731,000 signatures on petitions lo force the recall vote. If a majority votes lo reca_ll Ms . Bird, she would lmmedlately be removed as chief justice . Brown, whose lerma ends in January 1983, wouid aUU be lo office to name a new chief justice, but the organizers believe that bis quest tor a U.S. Senate seal would force him to name a less liberal replacement. Feldman. or La Canada, a sales manager for a private business, said his group hopes to begin a 150-day drive on Oct. 1 to collect the signatures. He sald they will need an initial invest· ment of about $85,000, or which they have collected about ~ thlr.d. Rackauck11 and Feldman both took iHue wltb Jlt. Blrd't performance as chief JutUce1 particularly her v0Un1 recoro on questiona invol\'lnl the death penalty. "She just doesn't want lo Im· pose death penaltiea," said Rackaucku. "We've Joni since formed the opinion that 1be doesn't have any intention of following the law." Feldman's non-profit or- ganltaUoo was started, he said, to recall former U.S. District Court Judge Paul Egly, one of the judges who presided over the desegregation case in Loa Angeles. The group's first recaU drive failed lo muster enough support, and a second campaign was halted after Egly resigned. Feldman said. House nixes funds for 9-digit ZIP Feldman claimed that mem- bers of the judiciary such as Eg· ly and Ms. Bird have decided to make laws rather than interpret them and have gone too rar in protecting the rights of the ac- cused. WASHINGTON <AP> The House has agreed to prohibit the U.S. Postal Service from using any of its 1982 budget lo promote a mandatory nine-digit ZIP code. Rep. Gerald Solomon, R·N.Y .• said the Postal Service already has started a national advertis- ing campaign to promote the longer ZIP even thou~h Brown may never get death case SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. may never have to decide whether to allow a prisoner to be executed, even though one Death Row prisoner now has an Aug. 25 execution date, Brown's clemency adviser said. Stale and federal appeals available to prisoners under death sentence would take up all or this year, and probably all of next year as well, Allan Sumner, a deputy legal affairs secretary to Brown, said in an interview. The Democratic governor finishes bis second four-year term in January 1983 and Likely will run for the U.S Senate next year. Sumner said the most likely way for a death sentence case to reach Brown's desk would be for a prisoner to decide not to ap- peal. Otherwise, "it's a close question" whether the governor will ever have lo make the de- cision, Sumner said. Brown opposes capital punish· menl and vetoed a death penalty bill in 1977, but djd not take an active role in the s uccessful campaign to override his veto. Th e governor , who has authority lo commute a death sentence to life in prison, has said he will not automaHcally commute all death sentences and will follow the law . The prisoner whose execution date has been formally ~t, Earl Jackson, plans to seek a writ of habeas corpus in state court. Sumner said. 1I the writ is de- nied, Jackson can appe al through the state and federal court systems. Jackson was sen· lenced to the gas chamber for the 1979 slayings of two elderly Long Beach women. Congress has yet to authorize its 1mplementalion. The nine-digit ZIP, four digits longer than the ZIP now in use. has come under attack by many congressmen as unnecessary and expensive. The Postal Service says it will make mail delivery more erri· cienl and slow future postal rate increases. "The Postal Service has gross· ly understated the cost and over- stated the savings of ils plan," said Rep Glenn English, D· Okla. lie said the switch to the longer ZIP code could cost postal customers more than SI billion At the same lime, the House also s trengthened la nguage alr eady in the $869 million postal appropriation that would pro- hibit the Postal Service from closing any local post offi ce. "The Congress of the United States does not want to have any wholesale closmg of s mall post offices." said Rep Paul Simon, D-111. The funds bemg provided the Postal Ser vice for next year total some $474 million less than authonzed this year at Presi· dent Reagan's request. The ad· ministration has pledged that the reduction in spending for next year will not result in an end to Saturday mail delivery or widespread closing of post of· fices Congress already 1s preparmg at least a two -year delay in any implementation of the longer ZIP code. but that delay would not prevent the Postal Service from beginning preparations for requiring use of the longer llP. By December 1982, the General Accounting Office, the in· vestigative arm of Congress, is to review the nine·digit ZIP and make recommendations to Congress. "We want to make a change in the court system and put it back where it's supposed to be," he said. Feldman claimed that Ms. Bird, or all state Supreme Court justices, has most often used legal technicalities to circum· vent what he calls the will or the majority of voters. Feldman sa id he and Ra c kauckas will travel throughout the stale to organize the recall drive, along with others. He plans to work virtual· ly full-time on the campaign. Said Feldman: "What I'm try. iog to say is, we are real serious." What to call the princess? LONDON (AP) -A squabble has broken out over the proper way to refer to the new Princesa of Wales. who ceased lo be Lady Diana Spencer when she mar· ried Prince Charles on Wednes· day. Buckingham Palace said her correct tiUe is The Princess of Wales. She should not be called Princess Diana because onl)' someone bom a princess in her own right can be so addressed, the palace said. How about just plain Diana? "No never," a palace spokeswoman shot back. But Patrick Montague-Smith, consulting editor or Oebrett's Peerage, the "who's who" at British bluebloods, said there was nothing to substantiate the palace's objection to "Princess Diana." The Bnllsh press seemed in disarray on the issue, with the tabloids favoring Princess Di. We're Listening ••• What do you hke about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like? Call lhe number below and your message will be recorded, transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24·hour answenng service may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number for verification. No circulation l'alls. please Tt'll us what ·son your mind 642•6086 KA.WAI CONSOLI PIANO SALll ONE WEEK ONLY!--""'~ OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF KAW Al CONSOLE PIANOS OM SALE AT •av1••• .... to ... . . .. .. . . . ···------. - ! A4 s Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1981 I Marxist scholar loses ilBALTUIORE '<AP> -Tbe 0.lveralty of Maryland'• preal· d•nt dld not discriminate lilalnat a Marxllt acholar when be decided not to appoint him chairman of the department ol JQVernment and polltlca, a Judie ,.. ruled. .;,µ .S. Dlltrict Judie Alexander ~rvey IJ ruled aaaJnat Benell L.. Oilman's claim that hll con· atltutiooai ri&hta were violated ~eo be wu denied the job. .,Pllman, now a profeaaor of JW>Utlca at New York University, ft~d claimed that be was enUtled t4 $100,000 in damagea and the fob. 1'n a 49-page rulint released tJlis week, Harvey aaid univenl- t~ president John S. Toil's "de- aialon was not based on the · intlff's political beliefs. sident Toll so testified and t court has accepted that tMtimon:r_. • · David Booderman, one of Oil- man's lawyers, bad argued in M'ay that his client would have been given the post in 1978 if it bad not been for bis political Mliefs. But Toll testified that he dld not think Oiiman was qualified. A search committee had rec- ommended that Ollman be hired. And Oilman said pia sus- picions of discrimination were increased by statements by public officials who questioned tbe wisdom of appointing a Marxist as politics chairman at a s tate unversity. Oilman, 46, reacted sharply to tile deciaion. ""Shocking, isn't it?" Ollman &aid from his office in New 'fork. ..!. Atlanta fusk force ,f. • to continue ·,ATLANTA CAP> -The huge pqUce task force investigating tae murders of 28 young blacks here will continue to operate in ' full force at least through the bial of the man charged with two of lhe killings, Public Safety Oommlaaioner Lee Brown says. And Brown said the task force ~ eontinue to operate alter the trial of Wayne B. Williams, a 2a-year-old free-lance pbotog. rapber lndicted on charges of marderina Nathaniel Carter, 27, and Jimmy Ray Payne, 21. ## ....... BACK IN ACTtON -The wheels are spinning again as gamblers return to the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas. which reopened this week. The gambling areas were re- modeled following the tragic fire of Nov . 21, 1980, that claimed the lives of 84 persons. Mystery deepe.ning in radiation death OKLAHOMA CITY CAP) - An unemployed radiographer who died of r adiation poiaooing may have deliberately exposed himself by putting radioactive material in his shirt pocket, a newspaper reported. The same man once was found intoxicated, ·kneeling over a radialion-emittin1 device and exposing himself to lethal rays, The Daily Oklahoman reported. Gamma rays, similar to visi· ble light but far more penetrat- ing and powerful, are used to make "radiographic pictures" that reveal flaws in joints and welds in steel pipe. The capsule, an inch or less In length and sUehUy thicker than a pencil, disappeared Dec. 30, 1980, along with Its protective container. It turned up again Jan. S. The Nuclear Regulatory C.Om- mlaslon said there ls no penonaJ use for such a substance. Testimony conflicts told Extent of Casey involvement in failed firm unclear WASHINGTON <AP> -In closed Senate t41tlmony thl1 week, CIA Director WUUam J . Casey downflayed bia role in managemen or a failed New Orleans farmlna venture -in contrast to bis court testimony more than five yean aao, con· gresslODal sources saJd. Casey, teatifyln& under oath Wednesday, denied that be wu Involved in "day-to-day opera- tions" of the firm, Multipon.lca Inc., aayiq hla role u director was limited to "baalc de- cisions," accordlna to one source close to the Senate In· telligence Committee. Casey also supplied the com· mittee with a letter from CIA general counsel Stanley Sporkin which minimized Casey's role. It said Caaey "was not actively ln· volved in management of the firm. However, in federal court testimony in 1975, Casey said, "I had an opportunity to talk to members of the management or other directors twice a month on the average, and I would have telephone converaationa with them more frequently than that, maybe on the average once or twice a week." Casey alao told tbe court that he regularly read the minutes of board meetings and "kept very much on top of the Important things that the corporation waa doing." A copy of the court transcript was obtained by The Asaociated Press aft.er it waa disclosed in an article by Michael Kramer in New York magazine. The Kramer article, released Thursday, said the minutes of Multiponlca' board meetings clearly show the directors dis· cussing an offering circular for a private stock sale that a Wilson eyes Senate race SAN DIEGO (AP > -Mayor Pete Wilson , reported consider· ing an end to his race for the Republican nomination for gov- ernor, says he is "intr igued" by the possibility of running for the U.S . Senate. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Is expected to seek the Democratic nomination to the Senate. Wilson reportedly has been asked lo take on Brown by mem- bers of the so-called Ronald Reagan "kitchen cabinet'" in California. federal Juclte ln New York ruled In a related cue Jut May know· lntlY milled potential inve1ton. The matuine ar1Jcle aald ooe of Casey's f eUow dlrecton toad tbe court• ln a sworn affidavit that "the offerint circular wu prepared by WUllam Cuey and Lawrence Orbe," another Multlponlca director. Cuey'1 at· torMy, Milton Goule, bu said that in any work Casey did on the circular be relied on the ad· vice ol the investment firm ol Glore, Forcan. of which Orbe was an of:flcial. The report on the court testimony came one day after the committee voted unanimous· ly that Casey should remain aa CIA director -at least for now. One committee source said ob- talninc the transcript of Casey's testimony In court was one ol the "IOOM end.I" that the com· mlttee still bad to tie up u part of lts contlnuln1 inveatltaUon ol Casey. At the CIA, 1poke1man Dale Peterson said the aaency would have no immediate comment OD the different characterlsaUoo.a of Ca~)"• role ln MuJtiponlca. The 68·Year-old Casey haa been criticized for tantled put business ventures and bis hirlnt of Mu Huael, a New Hampshire sewin1 machine Importer, to nlll the CIA 's worldwide spy network. Hugel quit this month after two former business U · soclates accused him of im· proper stock dealings -an al· legation he denied. Midwife innocent of manslaughter TAMPA, Fta. CAP> -"I'm just glad it's all over," Chrlllina Brown said after a Jury found her innocent of manslauahter in the death of an Want. The state had accused her of negligence aa an unlicensed midwife. The fftllsborough Circuit Court jury took less than a b.aJ!- bour to decide the charge against the 27-year-old woman. "We just didn't believe that the state proved lhe cue coo· elusively," said Juror Herman Wexler . Other jurors nodded agreement. "We couldn't see why Chris Brown should be singled out as a scapegoat." According to testimony, Patricia Peterman was In labor 34 hours when the head of her 10-pound, 6-ounce baby stuck in the uterus, pinching the um· bUical cord and cutting off the child's blood supply and oxygen, according to the d eath certificate. Mrs. Peterman was taken to a hospital, but the baby could not be revived, witnesses said. The death certificate attribut- ed the inlant's death in part to "lack of proper care." Two doc· tors testified that the baby probably would have lived had it been born in a hospital. Mrs. Peterman and her husband, Thomas, testified re- luctantly, saying they didn't blame Miss Brown for their daughter's death . Mrs . Peterman said she asked Miss Brown to be in her home during delivery for "moral support." Neither of the parents would say in court that they had asked her to deliver the child. 55 inillion saw wedding NEW YORK <AP> -An estimated 55 million Americans saw at least part of the live network TV cov - erage from London of the royal wedding or Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, ABC 's research department has estimated. An ABC spokesman, Jeffrey Tolvin , cautioned that the estimate, based on overnight ratings from the A.C. Nielsen Co., was preliminary and "very, very rough." He said com- plete audience figures, due later in the week. would be needed for a more precise calculation. Network coverage of the wedding Wednesday began at 1:30 a.m. PDT and continued until about 9 a .m. ·'There is no discussion of changing anything at this time," wn said of the task force. Douglas Crofut died at ate 38 in a Tulsa hospital Monday, 11x months after be sought medical help for radiation burns OD his chest and left arm. One official called it the first death directly attributable to radiation since the early days of atomic bomb experimentation. A report by the N RC on the theft indicated Crofut'1 injuries were consistent with exposure to ~diationbetweenDtt. l~~.·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Carter was the 28th victim in string of slaylngs that began o years ago, but since his y was pulled from the Chat· oocbee River on May 24, no ung blacks fitting the proflle the other 28 have been found llin. prown said the slayinp still l!Jompt parents here to panic en their children fall to return me on time, but he releaaed ures Wednesday that indicate rents' fears may be easing. The source of the radiation has remained a mystery. One of the pieces in the puzzle waa the theft of an industrial radio· graphic device from a pipeilne· inspection company's locked truck, which was parked a half. mile from Crofut 's home in Henryetta. about 50 miles south or TuJsa. The device included a .capsule of iridium 192, a radioactive isotope that emits lethal gamma rays. and Jan. 10, 1981. NRC teata in- dicated he was exposed to gam- ma rays, either from iridium 192 or cobalt 60. Crofut denied knowledge of the theft during an investigation and the NRC closed ita probe without dra wing conclusloM, said Clyde Wis ner, an NRC spokesman in ArUngton, Texu. No other possible sources of radiation were found , Wisner said. Crofut bad last worked with sources of radiation in October 1980 when he was employed in New Mexico. IRA passport discovered in cache of guns Polo Store Fl L I CLE ENDS THIS WEEK Ralph Lllllren Polo ForM811&W- 11111. JD% 111 · ·~ffiU~ Most join battle against Medfly LOS GATOS (AP) -Threats of fines, jail and a forcible 1tate attack on their backyarcb have convinced moat laat·dltcb holdouts to Join the battle against t.be Med.lterranean fruit fly, officials said. More lban 50 people Uvlna near larval finds in the 2181- square-mUe infestation area have been ordered to rip out their eardens and denude t.betr fruit trees within 48 boun or face six mootb.s in Jail and a $500 fine. But state workers aay tbey haven't bad to report anyooe to police over a vegetable viola· lion. Not yet, at least. Medfly project spokesman Dick Thompson said that even drivers seem to be learnina to · leave their fruit at home, at least by the evidence eathered .. at Calilornia Hi1bway Patrol roadblocks around the three- county quarantine zone. "The amount of fruit they're pickin1 up . . . is dropping," be said. With aerial s praying of malathion settling into a roullne, which woo'l resume until Mon- day, "everything seems to be mes bing," s aid Thompson. * * * "Everythtne is 10101 smoothly." It does not seem as smooth to Robert Kirkman of PaJo Alto, a former Sunset Maga&ine editor. Despite wamlJlgs, be aaya be won 't strip his apple, pear and quince trees. "I bave.n't the faintest ldea what they will do lo me," be s aid. "They don't have the fain· teat idea themselves." He charged that the atrippin' campaign "la juat another hysterical episode in a totally U· logical farce; its even more out· rageoua than the swine nu," be said. While homeowners are or- dered to strip fruits, be said the whole coast range from San Francisco to Santa Crua la heavy with wild rruit from aban- doned orchards, wblcb the state has no pJan -or ability -to de· nude. Kirkman is not alone. <>then who say they will resist include a Stanford University professor, a deputy district attorney and a Los Gatos psychologist. No new medfly maggots have been discovered since July 2', and no adult flies have been found at all, Thompson said. * * * Fly out~reak recalls earlier embargo PHOENIX <AP> -The at- tempt to prevent the spread of the Mediterranean fruit fiy from California recalls lbe time when motor-ve hicle traffic into Arizona was brought to a grind· ing halt at the Colorado River. At times during the crisis in the 19205, eastbound vehicles - their occupanta low on rood. money and morale -were lined up for miles and for days on the California side of the river at both Yuma and Topock. Ferry service at Ehrenburg and Parker, then unbridged points of entry, was discon- tinued. The embargo was brou1ht about by the o utbreak in California of a hilhty contagious animal sickness known as hoof and mouth disease. Before Arizona acted, the epidemic had become so widespread and so devastating that hundreds of c attle bad either died from lbe disease or had been killed in an effort to hall its spread. Before the situation returned lo normal every human being, plus his or her dog, cal, vehicle and luggage had to undergo fumigatio n before being permitted to cross into Arizona. The inspection and fumigation eve n e xte nded t o railroad p,assengers en route to points in Arizona. Passengers traveling interstate were not permitted to leave their trains. During lbe embargo, tempers among the vehicle travelers flared and on several occasiooa gangs of them stormed the bridges, breaking lbe chains and threatening sberirt's deputies who guarded lbe points of entry. Channe l oil pool se~p huge SANTJtr..Rfl~P> -A petroleum 1eologbl baa teaWied before a U.S. loterior Depart- ment panel that there ls at leut one billion barrels of recovera- ble oU ln the Santa Barbara Channel -or 10 limes as much aa an estimate made by the U.S. Geoloaical aurvey. In bearln1s Wedneaday on a proposed lease sale for offabore drUUn1 in Southern California, 1eoloel1t John Curran, a private cillzen, contrasted his esUmate to the USGS approxJmallon ot 20 million to 129 million barrelJ ol oU in the channel. · Curran aald tbat although his estimate covers a somewhat larger area than the one re- viewed by the USGS, be also believed hia figures were very. conservative . Another petroleum geoloebt, L. F. lvanow, said the USGS estimates of available oU are not much more than wild guesaes that are ignored by the oil in· dustry. Ke said since law re- quires the USGS to come up ~th a figure, the agency produces a number without much reliable information to back it up. The testimony came near tbe end or two days of hearings on the proposed lease sale tht in- cludes 1.1 mUlion acres from the Santa Barbara Channel to waters off Mexico. R eport h i t s • 1Utrsing facilities SAN FRANCISCO P > - Profits are good, but quality of care is wantihg in many of the state 's nursing homes and con- valescent hospitals, a California Health Care Facilities Com- mission task force said. In a s ix·month study that m e a s ure d 973 ins titutions against 10 quality standards, the panel found only 34 facilities that were rated favorably in all areas. More than one-third or the institutions faiJed in four or more areas. Nineteen failed in seven or more, lbe panel said. The standards included noi'ms such as money spent per patient Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1981 s Ope ration her 'only chance' Heart-lung transplant patient in surgery 12 hours STANFORD CAP> -When word came that Karen Wlbon was accepted as a candidate for a heart-tun• tran.aplant, every· one cried -except Karen. · The 28-year-old MUI .Valley wo man, 1ufferln1 from a backwards heart and lr· reversibly dama1ed h.m1s, said the operation ''is my only chance. It's what I wanted. l never bad any second thou1bts." Miss Wilson was ln aerioua but s table condition Wednesday after a 12-hour operation TUet- day at the Stanford Unlvenity MedicaJ Center. There wu no estimate when she wouJd be re- moved from a respirator heJplng her breathe. The operation, three times longer than normal, was com- plicated by scar tissue from heart operations when she was 2~ and 2'3 years old. It was the third heart-lung transplant performed at Stan- ford in rive montb.s. On March 9 and May 1, surgeons operated on Mary Gohlke and Charles Walker, respectively. Both are doing well. The blond, blue-eyed Miss Wilson, who is 5-foot-3 and weighs 110 pounds, had a heart attack in January and her condi· lion worsened. "She knew she didn't have very much longer to live," said hospital spokeswoman Bobbi Navickis. "Her a bilily to do ' I NO ·SECOND THOUGHTS' K aren Wilson things like simply walk around became more limited ." Miss Wilson was born with two serious heart defects. The main vessels of her heart -the aorta and pulmonary a rtery -were transposed, and a hole in the pa rtition between the two pump· ine cbamben cauaed im~rope mlxine of blood. The a blood flow le d to the Ju damaee . She hopes tbe 1ur1ery wUl enable her to pursue her inte.._) in tennis and photoarapby -.t lead a normal life for the ~ lime in her 28 ye ars. •.Ht "I've Jota of determination~ s be said before the operatioA& .. I 'v e wan led this for a JodWI time ." She knew for several years that her only hope for sutlf v i v a I w a s a h e a r t • I u '\« transplant. " "She ha d followe d the r~ search done on monkeys at Stan- for d, and she read everyt.hint, she cou.Jd get her hands on abo&t1 t h e 6perations," said Ms•.1 Navlckis. ·•11 Doctors s tarted performini.. the surgery on huma n beings -W Stanford after getting govenit-~ m e nl p e r mission lo us~ cyclosporin A, an experlmeo~ drug used to combat rejection OJ donated organs without seriouW-' ly affecting the body's ability (d light infection. fll Before last March, no he&rM lung transplants had been d°"" in more than 10 years. Onb! three had been done previous~ non e at St anford, with lb~ longest survivor living 23 da,ys'-111 Court denies claim·:~- .~ in '78 PSA crash "I .. • SAN FRANCISCO CAP ) -A man whose live-in girUriend was killed in a 1978 San Diego plane crash which took 144 lives can't file a wrongful death lawsuit for hi s loss, the California Supreme Court has said. By refusing -without com· ment -to grant a hearing to Garry S. Harrod of Winchester, Los Angeles County, the court let stand lower court r ulings dis· m issing his suit against Pacific Southwest Airlines . These held Harrod bad no cause or action to seek damages in the death of Paula A. Blake. Harrod 's petilJon said the cou.·, pie had started li ving together 'cir' February 1977, and this ar· rangement continued until he.1-- death. ' Although never participating in a wedding ceremony, it sai4', they resided together with th'. - "intention of sharing tbe same obligations, duties, services anC~ benefi ts as would a husband aJtjf wife." , Both contributed to furnishiAf their home and s hared and pooled income from their jobs.· each day on food, nursing, EN TERS Pl.EA -Rock musi- h o u s e k e e P I n g a n d a d · cian Ike Turner has pleaded On the day before the Sept. 25. 1978 crash between a PSA jet and a private plane, Harrod and M lss Blake became engaged and announced plans to marry in April 1979. Harrod contended a Court of Appeal decision on April 17 in- correctly excluded hJm from re- covery as a n "heir " under wrongful death f aws a nd denied rights of equal protection lo ru m and others similarly s ituated. San Diego County Superioit' Court Judge Jack Levitt was thl!- first to dismiss the suit. Lalert• the Court of Appeal ruled that.a · survivor in such a nonmariU1.t. relationship cannot qua lify as &R.'. heir under law in the absence ol · a will. Thus, it said, such a "spouse" is not an heir who emf · bring a wrongful death action. ·:· mlnistrative services. innocent in Torrance to new The survey also found two-thirda or tbe homes collected charges in connection with profits greater than 34 percent his alleg ed shooting las t per year, far more than the in-April of a news pa per de - DAILY PllDT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5878 , ... •"· stitutions, operators reported. livery man who hit his dog. ~~~~~_;_~~~~~~~.........;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_._~~~~~~~~~~--:"T' Big Small Price. 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The answer. of course, is that tale two are not mutually ex· tlusive. Residents who use the ~ad are bound to anticipate an ~tra lane while still feeling somewhat bitter no lanes are a<lded in central Orange County. better to spend millions of dollars widening a freeway which will immediately fill up again or should the money be spent on projects to move commuters through other forms or transit? The Caltrans officials have answered that question already. Noting that the Santa Ana Freeway would have to be doubled in size -from a six to 12 -lane h ighway -to serve future needs. they are investing money instead in commuter trains and other systems that don't use highways. That means Orange County commuters can expect the 27 · year-old Santa Ana Freeway to remain much the same. Improve- ments are planned for the in- terchange with the Newport- Cosla Mesa Freeway. but not un· tit at least 1986. ~ Th.is lack of attention has ~en a constant source of dis- ialisfaction for Orange County readers who have virtually memorized their speeches blast- mg Caltrans, our larger and flOre influential neighbor county t:o the north and the state Legislature. To answer their Orange County critics, Caltrans ofCicials have formed their own rhetorical quiz. which goes like this: Is it All th.is leads to the final. futile question of the commuter: ''Where do I go from here?" In light of Caltrans ' performance in Orange County over the past few years. probably not very far. very fast, very soon. Glittering ingots not all gold Message is clear The message from the House of Representatives showdown on the Reagan tax program is pretty clear. The voters who chose Mr. Reagan by a substantial margin were strongly opting for change. And they currently have more confidence in the vision and hopes of the President than in the performance record or the Democratic congressional leadership. A strong outpouring of voter messages to their congressmen in the wake of the President's ap- peal for support. coupled with some expert arm twisting by the President. turned the tide in the last hours before Wednesday's vote. Apart from reducing the total tax cut from 30 percent over three years to 25 percent, and a,greeing to indexing to keep in· flation from wiping out the cuts. the President held firmly to the basic tax program which had been a keystone of his campaign. It brings to mind that Reagan made approving ref- erence at the GOP national con- vention to the bold leadership of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. FDR. too, capitalized on the nation's mood for change and on early term personal popularity to mus- cle through major programs. Then. as now, there were no guarantees that the new pro· grams would work out as predict- ed . Then, as now, the voters had made very clear their dis· satisfaction with the state of the nation. In 1932 it was the status quo ap proach of the Republican leadership, as the nation was sliding into economic disaster. that inspired the call for change. In 1980. the message, equally plain, was that Americans had become disenchanted with the re- sults of the Democratic tax-and· spend programs and with a gov- ernment that has grown into a costly, cumbersome dinosaur. In recent weeks, the actions of House Speaker Tip O'Neill and his colleagues offered too little evid ence they understood the message and had a genuine change of heart and mind. How well the Reagan pro- grams will work remains to be seen. But the Congressional vole clearly reflects the strong desire of the people to try some new ap· proaches and policies. No penny-ante game Last week. an advertisement appeared in the Daily Pilot urg- ing residents to join the Airport Coalition, a group that intends to sue Orange County government for millions of dollars in damages over the alleged ill effects of John Wayne Airport jet noise. The full -page ad listed the names of hundreds of persons identified as "tentative litigants" in the potential jet noise court flght. Tom Williams, a developer who is spearheading the coali- tlon 's efforts. says he hopes that at least 3,000 litigants will sign up to sue the county for $100 million, or more. But one doesn't become a litigant. reading of the ad re- \teals, unless he s tands wi lling to spend $150 per year (for three years) to the attorneys who will handle the case. Now. considering that each of • those 3,000 plaintiffs hopes to col· lect $30,000 or so for his $450 in· vestment -if they win the $100 million judgment -the money isn't aJl that big, either way. For the coalition's aUorneys, of course, its a winning deal, re- gardless of the court decision. If the coalition succeeds in getting 3,000 participants at $150 per . year. that's $450,000 a year for at· torney bills. For three years, it totes up to an impressive $1 ,350,000 for attorney fees and charges . And, of course, the county's payment for attorneys -county staff and private counsel -could mount up similarly. One way it sizes up, it's the little guy citizen against the big guy county government. But with a million bucks worth of chips on each side of the table, its' not a penny-ante neighborhood game . Opin1oni. exprt'ssed 1n the spa(e above are those of the Oa11y Pelot Otner views ex· pressed on tn1s page-are those of their authors and art1i.ts. Reader 'omment is 1nv1t ed. Addre'>'> The <:>a11y P1tol , P 0 Box 1~. Costa Mesa. CA ~2b26. Ptione 11 u 1 61Z·4321 L.M. Boyd I Before his time • I ··Alcohol makes beautiful, clean aind efficient fuel . . . and we can make alcohol from sawdust, 1 waste stroduct of our milla. Alcohol also can be manufactured from com ttalka, ttnd In fact from almost 1ny veieta· ble matter capable of fermentation .: .. trowlnf crop& ... weeds .•. even \fl• earbae• from our clUea." You -now Who said lbal ! None other than Alexander Graham Bell, credited with the invention of the telephone. I say "credited" becauae there ere those ~bo claim an ltaUan came up with the notion first. Mr. Bell w11 bright, however. Very bright. See wbat you can do with the feet that there are more turkey• la CalllomJa than In any other 1t1te. TltomelP.ttally Publllher T--~ltlM Editor • .. ,..., ... Cit Edi ..... "-•c11t11r WASHINGTON -Shockingly. some or the gold in the nation's bank vaults may not be as pure as it is certified to be Even a trifle 4'>r impurity would re· duce the value of a l.OOO·ounce gold bar by thousands of dollars If it turns out that there has been widespread dilution of the gold content, it would rock the world's monetary system . My associates Indy Badhwar and Jack Mitchell have learned that gold from at least one bank has allegedly te~ted out below standard. What is even more disturbing, this bank -the Rhode Island Hospital Trust National Bank -is a big dealer in pre· cious metals. Its impure supply ap· parently came from one of the giants in the world of gold mining and refining - Engelhard Industries or New Jersey. THERE IS NO evidence of foul play. Both the Rhode Is land bank and Engelhard Industries appear to be vic- tims of faulty testing methods. Yet they are the victims of a system or their own makin~ For gold trading and testing is controlled by a tieht little cir cle of pinstriped bankers. The in· vestigalion by my reporters indicates that industr y lest standards are arbitrary and archaic Most or the gold trading on the New York Commodities Exchange is con· trolled by only six banks. Incredibly. the industry empowers onJy three as· sayers to be official testers. and they work at the pleasure or the corporations whose gold they are testing. Because of this inadequate quality control. there is no telling whether de- fective gold bars have escaped detec· Q -JA-Cl-Afl-D-fR-S0-1 -~ lion. But the implications are stagger ing. The traffic in gold bullion and gold futures has been bullis h . Since 1975, when Americans were permitted to own gold again, billions worth or gold have changed hands. Once in 19l:M>. the price passed ~ an ounce -an incredible 23 times higher than the S35 an ounce of less than a decade ago. INSJDE THE REAGAN administra- tion, top officials are agitating ror a re · turn to the gold standard. A con· gressional Gold Commission will report in October on the precious metal's ef- fect on our money system. So the allegation that gold bullion from the Rhode Island Hospital Trust National Bank didn•t measure up to the 99.9 percent purity standard will send shock waves throughout the world of gold mining and refining. The bank. using industry methods. had certified the ingots as pure gold. Yet this was disputed by a new testing machine, called lhe Hetra machine. which showed some adulteration For verification, the ingots were sent to independent assayers Photometrics, Inc . and Jarrell-Ash Both confsrmed the startling findings: they reported traces of silver. nitrate. copper. zinc. iron and other elements Som e gold bars varied from the cerllfied purity standard by 06 percent to .33 percent ONE INGOT WAS also shipped to England to be m elted down by Her Ma jesty·s assay office This most pres· tigious of tests confirmed that the ingot dad not contain the purity that was represented. Bank executive Carl Peterson refused a request for an interview. but Engelhard vice president Joe Feldstein s aid he was .. shocked .. at the test re· suits ... We can make mistakes in other areas, .. he said, .. but in this case. we have to be purer than Caesar's wife ... He promised a thorough investigation. Other sources have raised the frightening possibility that the loose testing standards may permit the Mafia to wash its illegal profits in adulterated gold. rt is also possible, of course. that the below.standard ingots are rare excep- tions . But the testing procedures are so lax that the phrase .. good as gold .. may lose its meaning. Footnote. Jn future columns. we·11 ex amine the controversy over the gold in dustry·s testing methods . Equal pay definition stirs questions Generally speaking, the women's bat- tle for equal pay for equal work has met with litile opposition. Ask the question or a nyone the chances are 99 percent will agree to the proposition. But what are they agreeing to? Most people will tell you that it means a woman working as an accountant, bank manager. cook, bartender, or truckdriver should get the same pay as a m an similarly employed. So it will come as a great surprise to them, private employers especially, to learn that isn't what they mean at all. THE NEW CONCEPT of equal pay for equal work as put forth by organized labor is that women performing work "qualitatively equal" to some pre- selected job classifications. wruch are predominantly filled with men. should get the same pay. The new meaning surfaced in San Jose where the stage was set for the labor disputes which can be expected to over s hadow all other work con·· troversies during this decade. Obviously labor leaders believed it would be easier to mak e the "breakthrough'' for this new concept with a public agency. But in choosing San Jose it was not because it is now the state's fourth largest city but rather because the city is headed by a woman mayor and has a city council mostly female. I N PUSHING T H E IR case qualitatively equal work .comparisons were made between a secretary at $18,000 and a senior mechanic earning (, 0 -~ fARl WATERS S31,000: a librarian receiving $7,700 less than a plant supervisor; and typist· clerks paid $14 ,300 versus groundskeepers at $17,500. These subjective comparisons which seem to be not simpty comparing ap- ples and oranges but grapes and watermelons, open up a whole new can of worms in the labor-management field .· That this is bound to extend into the private s~tor is a foregone conclusion. Traditionally. historic a Uy and as a pnctical matter, government pay bas been determined by prevaiUne pay in private industry. So while the union or- ganized public empl!)yees in San Jose may have won the first round in that ci ty their prospects for further victories in the public employee arena are dim unless their concepts gain acceptance by private employers. However. efforts to legislate this con· cepl into being have been made Already a bill in that direction by As· semblyman Bill Lockyer has cleared the Assembly but only after it was watered down to require only that the state give consideration to qualitative factors m future salary setting. The measure is yet to be approved by the Senate. STATE OFFICIALS say that undoub- tedly there wi11 be some effort to com· pare education, training and experience required for the various classifications in the future. The equalization however is more likely to be accomplished through differentials in future cost of living wage adjustments spaced out over a long period. "In no event." said an official who is Involved in employee relations. "can the state be l?xpected to pay more than private industry pays for similar work." The bottom line is that nobody is go· Ing lo pay any more than people are willing to work for. Excess of Inoney can pave way to poverty The late great saloon entertainer, Joe E. Lewis, was fond ol saying, "There's one thing money can't buy -poverty." It always raised a large laugh. But it doesn't happen to be true. Money ln large amount.a bought pov- erty fOf' many entertainers like Lewis - not to aMalJoft hi• homonym, Joe Louil, the boxer, who made mllUona end ended m hoCll to tbe u .s. covtrnmtnt. ll bH bOuahl poverty for many hsalUH who auddenly won bu11 "'eepata.lla prliet, went on binfes, and a year or tWo later tou.nd lhemaelvu more broke lban Mfore they waved the wiDDJal Ucbt IA t.betr bu41. 11 -·~ for investors, for companies, and for counlries. For money, jwst like flre, it a splendid eervant but a ruthleu muter: if you cannot control It, it can ruin you. Intellect ls no protection against it. Mark Twain lost a fortune In backing bad inventions; so also. ln Enitand, clld Thackeray and Sir Walter Sc.ott. Many en art.lst, an act.or, an inventor. baa dled broke after runnln1 throu1h not one but severeJ fortunes. lr John Barrymore bad not been ao hu1ely 1ucces1ful, he would not hive been able t.o todW,e bis tut.et so ex- trava-aatly, and Would hav• reanai.Jled a aenOUI actor Mtll hi• lut daya, ln· stead of the pathetic buffoon be became. l:VEN 11108£ With ao-caJ.Jed ''bull~ ""' ....... .,.. not lmmune from um esaot.lonal aUmenl The claroalet. ol commerce are aluddtd wlda c ... of•· =:::.:-::..=~ .:.= bok~1 court, or wont. Had U.., - 0W-l1W11un hlrb W' f•~ ttiri::tCMll4 Ml have fallen so rar so precipitously, Money is as much a myth as romantic love. Both are easier to rind than to keep. easier to misuse than to handle, easier lo become vlctimited by than master of. Too much is as bad aa too Ill· tie -the trouble being that we know when we have too litUe, but we learn we have too much only when lt is loo late. I • Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 AT f;rateful immigrant proposes SF statue TIBURON (AP) -Paul Kalmanovlta, a Pollab lmml· grant who became a wealthy man, tblnkl San Franclaco ou1bt to ban a statue Ute the one that welcomed bim to the shores of America 5:5 yeara ago. The 76-year·old beer baroo, who lives just north of the city, offered Wednesday to put up Sl5 milHon to build a "statue of Justice" the aame size u New York's famous Statue of Liberty. A 151-fool-taU reodltion of the traditional statue of Juatice, a robed, blindfolded woman bold· ing aJoft lbe scales of justice, would bolater UM cltJ'• •aalal tourllt tr-48 and provld• a •Jm· bot of freedom, Kalmanovlts Hid, 1 .. Tbe toufl•t trade 11 very, very hoportant to the clty ot Sao Fr ancilco," be said lo a thick European accent. "Tbey oeed revenue, they need botell to be filled, and we have no attraeUoa of that oature. "A Statue of Liberty 1n New York and• Statue of JuaUce oo lbe We.t Cout. lt'• perfect to brlo1 towilta lo." Kalmuovits, cbaltman ot the board of General Breweries, whicb makes F.Ut.aff and Pearl U.S. travel abuse charged WASHINGTON (AP) -No purpose can be identified for 27 percent of the trips made by federal employees, whose journeys likely will coet lbe taxpayers $4 billion this year, lbe Office of Management and Budget bas told the Senate. Edwin L. Harper, OMB deputy director, cited a 10-moiith study launched last year by the agen- cy. His report, lo the Senate Government Affairs Committee, did not sinale out individuals. . But.be did say there was widespread abuse of trave l privileges, "due largely lo the inappropriate use of travel aulboriiatioru lbat did not require management attention lo lbe purpose and need for the trips." Chairman William V. Roth Jr., R·Del., noted that a similar study by the General Accounting Of· fice in 1977 found lbat 17 percent of the conferences attended by federal employees were not euential to their jobs. a trip. That'is the moet important 1m1le step we can take. We must know where people are 1olo1 and why lbey are 1oin1." Travel authorization policies will be Uabtened, President Reagan said, includinl a reduction in lbe use ol general travel aulboriuUona. The president also directed that: -Federal employees make rreat.er use of commercial discounts. -Reimbursement policies be streamlined to include adoption of locality-hued per-diem rat.ea, improved control over travel advances and simplified voucher proceseing. Travel pact signed been, Hid he arrived at UM idea a1oa1 wltb hi• attorney, James F. Boccardo, and former Mayor Joaepb Alioto durtq a cruise oo Su Francl1eo Bay five years aao. Not.h.ln8 came of 1t tben, but tbe heavy-set KaJmanovlll aaid lbe Sl.5 mlllloo offer 1W1 atood if lbe city would accept it. He taJd a aeeUoo of the city's Marina dbtrict wu under con:- alderaUon u a poulble 1lte, ad· dint that the area would provide room for conce11ton1 to help ralee money for maloteoance. Kalmanovlt1 empbaalzed be was not ol!erln1 to donate the money to the city. • • U I donate the money, people mi1bt say it'a a tax 1lmmiclt," be said. "I don't want a tax gim- mick, I want to build." The statue waa enthuaiaatical- ly received by city· supervisor Quentin Kopp, who plans to in· lroduce a resolution Monday supporting lbe plan. But Mayor Dianne Feinstein wa.a lukewarm, saying lbat the city bad aU lbe landmarks it needed in two bridges and lbe fabled cable cars. She s u11 ested that Kalmanovitz use the money to build a new courthouse, but be rejected that out of band. The youngest of six sons, Kalmanovitz said he envisions the statue as a reminder of what America stands for. ........... Harper replied, "Unnecessary conferences should be eliminated. Overall, we have to have manaS{ers and supervisors to look at lbe reason for BANGKOK , Thailand (AP) -Vietnam and the Soviet Union signed an agreement covt*ing travel by their citizens between the two countries, the Vietnam News Agency reported. ••And the children, the kids of lbe next generation." be said, "maybe lbey'IJ wake up a little bit lo what we've got in our great country." Paul Kalmanovitz in his Tiburon home oflering money to build Statue of Justice on West Coast :1ectronlcally ellmlnetee ftylng and cn1wHng.,.... ONE SINGLE PURCHASE CONQUERS YOUR PEST PROBLEM WITHOUT CHEMICALS! PROVEH EFFECTIVE AGAIHST • Fleas • Spiders • Ants • Bees/ Wasps • Roaches • Mosquitos • Rots • Crickets • EFffCTIVE, SAFE. 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RfCOu.«:TIONS A UNIQUE mJTO FPAHf. rHAT l)SntCT1VfLY DISPIArs 15 PHOTDcrMPHS IN 3 DJMfNSKm. STURDYClJ!AR PlASOC. READY 70 H4#:1-. ~,,,. I a,.air ' ·-~ .. -- Now it's time lo weave your way fl=lh,~ Nlt-1 LOU g4H.i1~ OECKt:. oor IN ~ PtATE TRIM. ADJU$TS 1b 'COMFY POSITIONS ANO HASA PUJOW FOR ffa>PlfoKr. IN RED, WHITE OR N4VY BLUE Re; i~ over 10 your nearest Aaron Brothers Art Mar1. Why? Be· cause. by popular demand. we're staging a repeat perfor· mance dour much acclaimed 1 ~ 8uket Sale. Simply I stated, here's the scoop. Buy one bMbt •t the ......... low prke end -• eecond bMlcet I tt..t a.t. the eame OI' -. * . penny. I Thrill to the excitement of baskets In every I shape. size and color. Baskets for picnics. plants. papen and paraphemaaa. Baskets for your art work and baskets that are WOt'ks of art. Whatever I your taste, our 1 ~ e.lllt9t Sale will deftnitely I appeal to your sensed value! Remember. buy one belket and the second. costing the same or • less Is yours for a penny. ------------A9sor1ment mall vary from store to store. HUNTINGTON ~H 7ft Edinger •· • Open Mon.·Frt 10-1, let. a sun. 10.e COITA llllA 1114 ........... IMI. • Open Mon.·Frt. M, s.t. I lun. 10.1 IL TORO M8 lliirti Dr.r• Open MOfi •• ,rt. 10·1, let. 10·1, I Sun. 11·1 J I I ' I t; Solar panels will help heat and cool information center at Palo Verde nuclear plant near Phoenix • 'Eoxic streams plague cities WASHINGTON (AP ) - Stream• lo 38 cltlea are 10 polluted with induatrtaJ wastes that problem• could remain past a 198' deadline for cleanins up toxic chemical dllchar1e1, the Environmental Protection Agen- cy says. EPA officials streHed they saw no immediate public health Walkway weakness recalled KANSAS CITY, Mo. <AP) - Construction workers at the Hyatt Regency hotel were or- dered not to carry heavy materials across a walkway for several weeu ln 1979 after bolts anchoring it to a wall pulled loose. a newspaper bas reported. dan1ers to people llvin1 in the cities. Toxic chemicals normally are found in very low levels in waterways and the danger stems from Iona-term exposure to them. The agency produced the list of 36 cities after five years of study as part of a 1976 court· ordered settlement with the Natural Resources Defense Council, whJch contends EPA was taking far too long to crack down on toxic chemicals. Officials said the council did not seek to force EPA to imple· ment any particular control strategy because the group felt the weight of public opinion would bring the necessary con- trols once "people understand that they fish in, swim in and even drink from the most pollut- ed water in this country · · The list of cities and their s ur- rounding waterways were those the agency determined could still be "seriously contaminat· ed' · by toxic chemicals even a fter industry installs more stringent controls called for by 1984. ! New drug aids liver transplant success I In a copyright story. The Kansas City Times in its Thun· day editions quoted sources as saying bolts securing the second-floor walkway to a lobby wall came loose during con· struction of the hotel after con· crete around them cracked. But sources and engineers consulted by the Times said no direct link should be drawn between the 1979 problem and the July 17 collapse of two walkways at the luxury hotel in which 111 people were killed and 188 injured. Under the court order, the agency now has six months to come up with a plan lo impose further clean-up in problem areas. Among options available. EPA could decide to require each city to develop its own con· trot strategy or it could issue na- tionwide limits for some of the most dangerous toxic chemicals. BOSTON <AP> -A pioneer in the difficult art of replacing dis· eased livers says he has achieved "exceptionally en· couraging" results by giving pa- tients a new drug that weakens their natural resistance to the transplanted organs. Dr. Thomas Starzl, who perrormed the first liver transplant 17 years ago, found that people are far more likely to survive the operations if they take the experimental medicine cyclosporin A. Unlike kidney transplants, surgery to replace livers is rare because the operations usually fail. The body's tendency to re- ject the new liver is a maJor problem. but the operations pose other technical difficulties as well. Using cyclosporin A, StarzJ's team transplanted livers in 12 people whose organs were destroyed by disease. An average of one year after the operations, 10 or those people, 83 percent, were still alive. In an earlier study, the team performed 170 liver transplants and gave the patients conven- tional drugs. Their survival rate after a year was only 32 percent. ·'The improvement over our previous results i.n liver replace- ment is striking," the re- searchers wrote. Starzl, a surgeon at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, reported his results in Thursday's issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. Doctors say cyclosporin A also may be useful in other kinds of organ transplants. It is being tested on re cipients or transplanted kidneys, hearts, pancreases and bone marrow. Cirrhosis of the liver, which often is caused by alcoholism, is the seventh leading cause of death in the United States. Hepatitis also can result in liver damage. Cyclosporin A suppresses the body's natural immunity so it will not attack the new organ. However. unlike azathioprine, the drug now usually given to disarm the immune system, it is more selective and it does not hinder the body's ability to fight off infections. The imQlunity-suppressing drugs are usually given with steroids, which also prevent the body from rejecting the new or· gan. However, steroids produce unpleasant siae effects. The doc- tors say smaller doses of those drugs are needed when cyclosporin A is used. Laguna approves annexation plan The Laguna Beach City Coun- cil has unanimously approved a resolution calling for annexation of a major portion o( neighbor· ing South Laguna to the Art Colony. The unincorporated area that would be annexed includes the . Treasure Island Trailer Park, Hobo Canyon. Lagunita and Blue Lagoon. LASTDAYmGD 2 YEARS FOR THE PRICE OF I In celebration of our 15th Anniversary, all 15 Holiday Spa Health Clubs are making this very special offer. But it's all over at midnight tonight! • 2 years for the price of 1. Buy a 1-year membership and get the 2nd year free. For your convenienct: \ll Holiday Spa Health Clubs will stay open ·•Although longer followup periods and more case studies will be required to establish the safety and effectiveness of this form of therapy, the excep- tionally encouraging early re· suits seem attributable to the use of cyclosporin A in combina· lion with low doses of steroids for i mmunosuppression, '' they · wrote. Harvard Medical School doc- tors at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston were the first in North America to use cyclosporin A i n kidney transplants. "It's potentially an ex· traordinarily important drug or perhaps the grandfather of an important class of drugs," said Dr. Nicholas Tilney, one of the Boston surgeons. Starzl said that even though the number of patients treated was small, "it ii unlikely that the striking improvement in the early results after liver replace- ment could be a statiatical acci· dent." "You could walk underneath it and see the anchor bolts pulling out,'' a source identified only as a construction foreman on the hotel-construction project told the Times. "The main thing we noticed was that the concrete was falling out. "When they (the skywalks) were first erected, we had no problem with them. But alter they were erected, the move- ment. the traffic going across it and the moving of equipment across it caused vibration in there and then gradually busted the bolts loose." The second· and fourth-floor skywalks collapsed over a crowded tea dance in the lobby. raining down tons of concrete and metal. The newspaper's sources said the bolt problem occurred about the same time as the hotel's atrium roof partially collapsed in October 1979. Officials said the list of cities is likely to grow since the EPA did not s urvey coastal areas such as New York City in mak- ing this first assessment. The 36 cities listed as having major toxic chemical pollution in nearby waterways were: Birmingham, Ala.; Wichita, Kan.; St. Louis. Mo.; Louisville; Memphis; Beaumont. Texas; Baton Rouge. La.; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; Charlestpn, W.Va.; Coeur d 'A l ene, Idaho ; Kingsport, Tenn. Scranton, Pa.; Passaic. N.J .; Syracuse, N.Y.; Des Moines. Iowa ; Springfield, Mass.; Gary, Ind.; Dayton, Ohio; Midland and Saginaw, Mich.; Lima, Ohio; Youngstown. Ohio; Charlotte, N .C.; Lincoln. Neb.; Albany, N.Y. Rochester. N .V.; Hartford, Conn.; Pittsfield, Mass.; Can· ton, Ohio, Minneapolis and St. Paul. Minn.; Nashville; Denver; Portland, Ore., and Allentown. Pa. until midnight toni.ght. And with l5 clubs in the area, there's bound to be one near you. So don't miss this opportunity to join one of the finest health clubs around. Your membership will include the finest in progressive condi- tioning exercise equipment like Dynamics~ Nautilus,• Paramount• and Universal.• Plus Olympic-style swimming pools, hot hydro-massage whirlpools,jogging, sun rooms, saunas, steam rooms, aerobic dance exercise classes for women, and more. Don't miss out on the best offer of the year. Come in to any Holiday Spa Health Club, now. Because our 15th anniversary celebration is almost over. You've only got until mldnisht tonight-so hurry. LA COUNTY ClaM.nrorth/NortlariQe 9143 0. Soto Ave. et Nordho«, (218) 882-6912 &neh10 17031 Ventura Blvd., Wut of Balboe. 1218) 986-8330 Holb'wood 7080 Hqllywood Blvd., Comer t.. Bru Ave. Cenitot/IAMWOOlll Announdn1 our new ICJ?llon 11881 Del Amo Blvd In Cerrito• et Pioneer, 3 blockl Eut ot606 "'-way, (213) 924-1514 INLAND LOCATIONS Montt'lalr Announcln1 our new..i loca\ion • 9$86 Monte \111w at I-JO In the Montclair &nwrtalnrnent. Plue, 17141 625-2411 at a.la MeclJcal center. (213) ~9-6307 IAMll .._ .. 4101 A ti an Uc Blvd .. Corner of Canon, 1213) •.26.e874 1bnMM 10040 Hawthorne Blvd. at Del Aino Blvd., in Uw It• Plue Cent.er, <213l 542-31Ul Wtll i.o,. Aftr•I" 1914 So. Bundy <near Olympic Blvd.), 1213> 820-7571 I ORANGE COUNTY BMM Pa~ 610 So. Beach Blvd Soulh or Lincoln Av• .• (71•> 828.0381 r.-..._ 2300 Harbor Blvd .. <Bthlod Thrif\y I>ru1l. (714> 649·8368 .. ,.._ "'• 24-401 Alicia PkW)I at ~n Diep P'reew1y, <71•) 770-0822 Oran,. 622 Eall Kac.111 Ave., Watt of'l\aa\ln Avt., <71•) 63~2441 WntMlnat~ 87G7 We.tml,_.r Avt. ,, Ookten WM\, C71'l 894-3387 Rlvenlde 40IO M*"*>n (at Arllnp>n), (7H l 687-1316 San ~no 333 North H St.. at Sr4 t.,otla. Central Cl\Y NalJ), <714) 888-1361 I I Rapids ride wet, wild on 'River of no Return' While many find a dip in the Pacific Ocean a way to cool off during the hot summer days, others like a more adventurous "bath." And as many Orange Coast residents have ex- perienced, cooling off in the Big Mallard Rapids of the Salmon River near Salmon, Idaho, may be the ultimate water sports thrill. The Salmon is often referred to as the "river of no return.'' Little wonder. Each summer thousands have spent their vaca- tions on a six-day, 00-mile trip through the rapids for something different to do. It's not uncommon for paddle boaters to be thrown from their light M4bber craft. It can be a welcome relief. FRlOAV, JULY 31, 1911 DEATH NOTICES BUSINESS TELEVISION 86 87 810 Largest cable TV transaction ever gets FCC nod 87 0 0 And despite the wild ride and dunking most who have ta.ken the trip do return to tell their less adven· turous friends about the hair-raising experience. Robyn McCulloch pilots raft for passengers Nancy Belcher, left, and Nel Veder Daniel &Uter hang1 on to bow rope of raft rowtd throWJh roptda by Jean Robbinl Last film censor board yields to new · morality BALTIMORE CAP) -Early in he r 21 -year term on the Maryland Board of Censors, Mary Avara remembers once taking a halo from the head of a character in a film because it was considered "sacrilege." Covering babies' bottoms was part of the censor's job, too, in those days, she says. Now, as the nation's last state board of film reviewers snips its last scenes -and as the fllms she screens almost every day make skinflicks like "Deep Throat" seem "sort of mild" -Mrs . Avara says she's not altogether disappointed. "I'll be getting to 71 pretty soon," she says as the board viewina room screen flashed a topless blonde martial arts specla.l.i.st bludgeoning an oppo- nent in a bloody duel. "I don't need t.hi.s." A friend once told Mrs. Avara, "Why don't you stop? There are two things you'll never make unpopular: sex and gambllna. '' But she's not quittinJ because she's ~aged. The censor board, founded in 1116, went out of business in May. A perennial le1i1lative move to abolish it finally suc- ceeded this year. Maryland Gov. Harry Hupes, amoni many otben, 1a1d the censor board bad ouWved It.I t>Urpoee and wasn't worth the $91,000 state allocation to keep it ' 1oin1. One critic in the Leatalature, Howard A. Denis, insisted, "The obscenity statute . . . can be en· forced by law enforcement authorities without a bunch ol back quul-vililantes on an eao trip." Board Vice Chairwoman Martha Wri1ht responded, "People who aren't expoMCI to hardcore porno1rapby think, 'What's the matter with thole old blddiel \Q> there?' " Sbe paUHd. "We see films in which ... horrible torture de- vices are put on women ... bestiality films with pl11, doakua and clop." ltn. WrtP\, a member ol the HtioMI advi8ory board ol the lteaaedy Center for the P•rfonnial Artl in W ulalnctoa _. alllf-4elcribed "bora·ac• Clari.IUa." UJI, "I 10 out ol ~ere a•d tbe tbou1bt1 aad MeD• ltay Wltll me for a lonl ..... ltW, lbe IDllatl, "lt dollD't '· Mary Avara, checking racy movie footage, recently ended 21 years a.a movie censor. matter what our opinJom are." The censor board'• le1al char1e bu chan1ed over the 15 years of iU exi1tence. "Sacrile1e" or nudity by t.bemMlv., for inltaace, were no IOQler criteria for refuainl a movie a state llceme. Instead, the 558 fllm1 screened by the· board tut year bad to PHI the lllt of a 1971 u .s. Supreme Court rullnl wblcb de- fined obleenity. The dedlJon, coupled wltll two federal atatutet, denied P'lnt Amndment free apeeeJl protee- UOn to •• ..........., oft-lve" ctia- p&ay1 ol-MKUal adl ID tua, boou aad other works ~at ''laek ....,.. literarJ, artlltic, poUUeal Mad ldeMifte •alue." &•• Wltll wbt board ...... ben ea1J a clear cWlliltlae, lln. \ ' Avara says, "We wheeled and dealed with producers. We'd say, 'We'll leave thll lffDt in 1f you' 11 take that one oat.' " Sometimel they awapped the re- moval of a violent, but I .... scene for the retention of a liiD scene borderin& on We1allty. ln1Latln1 that abe never ap- plied her penona1 standards in approviq or rejectin1 a movie, Mrs. Avara 1ay1, "U I did, you wouldn't even see brea1t ex- POIUre." As the board'• demile neared, llra. Wrltbt mUHd on lhoald- 'bave-beeDI, la her •lew. She deplored tbat the board .... bad t.be power to delet. lffDll ol brutalltJ. Sbe 1aw a more Male pro. blem, tbou1b: "You kaow, what'• more immoral ~ tbe hardcore pornoarapby oa our market is our aovernment not en.forctq the oblcenity laws." Accordlq to a report filed by chairman Jeruaa Wilson, the t.hre•member c..or board lat year stopped fOO films that members say were te1ally ob- 1cene from comin1 into Maryland. Dtatributon did bot offer them to M arylaad tbeaten, alt.bou1b they were lbowD In otber parta of the Ulllt· ed States, accordin1 to the board'• cblef inlpedor, Frandl L. Pollard Jr., wbo periodieaUy combl t.be movte ad .pa1• of out.of·&owa nenpapen. Of the fllau tbe board 1cre...S:tt ....... ...-n- mo•ed tnm two befON tM1 were lie.Md, ad oalJ nltlled liceftHI to Ila. lD OIM C ... , a ............ court test of the board'• rejec- tion ls still penclln1. Twice in the put, aucb ap- peal• bave aone to the U.S. Supreme Court, which bas up- held the state'• ril'.bt to malDtaln a "limited prior examiaatlon board." The board'1 licenae examinen checked 3,!00 film• and made ra1ds on "peep abow" t.beaten, recelvina 10me criticism that lb• raids ._. publlcitJ ltuDtl dealaned to jU1tlfy the board'• contlnuatlon. After the cemor board la pe, it.a members believe state ~ Hc:Uton and pol~ mQ lrJ to do. it.a wort but woe't be able to afford tt. "P1cw;utlq cme HM la tbe future could coet more titan tbll board coetl," lln. Wrl&bt IQI. And Mrs. Avara's vision of what's to come? "Every comer's going to be dope dens and girlie shows. Sirens spark wailing SAN LUIS OBISPO CAP) - Some local residents are walling over dozens of sirens -which look like huge green trumpets - that are sprouting on new and existing 50-fool utility poles around the county. The sirens, each one several feet across, are part of Pacific Gas & Electric Co.'s emergency warning system for its atill- un 1 i censed Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant 12 miles from San Luis Oblapo. The com· pany says it bas installed about 40 of the sirens and plans to add about SO more by the end ol August. The com pany said the loudspeaker sirens a re goinJ in wherever there's a popuJalion pocltet within 15 miles ol the plant -in the city, alon1 the beaches or in the surrounding farm country. "These people come along like storm troopers. This looks like 193$ Germany. It's ominous. It has DO place here. We've gone back to the '50's in de1l1n." sa1d Larry Fraser, who now bas a siren near his dental lab". City Administrator Leland Walton sa1d that in response to complaints, local otnclala were meeUna with PGflE to 1ee if the 1ireD1 could be inltuled in "lea obtrusive locatlona." "People are aayin1 they look terrible," aa1d senior city plan- ner Keo Bruce. The U.S. Nuc:lear Rerul•to17 Commisaloo, wblcb ii espected to decide soon on a teatta1 license fOI' the SI billion nuclear plant, requi.NI a 1y1tem to wan realdenll of emer1enclea at Dlablo CanJon. City Public Service di.rector David P'. Romero cODflrmed PG6& bad proper aatborlutkla to lutall the 1irea1. "Tbey cleared Jt with UI," be Hid. I . •• •.• •. I " I . I .1 • t Orange Coa1t DAIL V PILOT/Friday, JulY 31 . 1181 \ (JC 'inrm~ity ) case due m· h g . • . m SAN FRA.NCJSCO (AP> -The atate SUp.reme Court wlU decide whether tbe City ol Westm!nater can be sued ror damaae• by a woman who wa1 lnjured while 11Ue1edJY bellil used by police II "ball" to catch a lmlfer. I · JusUcea StanJey Moak. Fraok Rlc:ba.rdaon, Otto Kaua and Allen Brouuard voted Thursday to 1rant a hearing to Westminster and two policemen in a suit brought by Yolanda Davidson. The state Appeal Court on April 21 reinstated her damage lawsuit which bad been dis- missed by the superior court on Ma(ch 20 on immunity grounds. She alleged police were sfJlked out at a laundromat wben a man suspected of stabbing two other women attacked her be fore they could stoo him. ' Officers said a man resem~ bling the attacker of two women ·had been placed under sur· veillance. They bad watched him for 15 minutes and iden· lilied him as the likely attacker when he stabbed and assaulted Ms. Davidson. Her suit alleged the offi cers intentionally or negligently used ber aa bait to attract tbe lmifer, that sbe wu not aware ol tb1a nor wu she able to protect beraell. Her lawtult claims this wu • pJanned part of an official police Investigation in wbJcb the of. ricers knowingly used her, without her knowled&e or con,- sent, to attract the assailant and help in bJs capture. The appeal court ruled im· munlty gra nte d o fficers furnishing protection against crime. does not apply to police acting at o p erational or minlsteriaJ levels but Is confined to persons making basic policy decisions. It said there was a special du· ty of care between police and the woman which caused an excep- tion to immunity. The city's petition to the Supreme Court said the ruling meant immunity is retained only as to "high level policy making officials who are politically responsible for decisions regard· ing police protection·· and could paralyze police recruiting and severely hamper crime preven· lion unJess reversed. Haitian refugees health hazard? MIAMI <AP) -Many Haitian refugees, popular as cheap, bard-working heJp in South Florida restaurants and hoteJJ, suffer from roundworm and other diseases that pose serious health hazards, medical officiaJs warn. An estimated 50,000 Haitian refugees have arrived here In the past three years. Doctors say they suffer high r ates of tuberculosis , some s uffe r t r o pical maladies such as malaria and elephantiasis, but t h e greatest t hr ea t is roundworm. ''There is a very serious potential problem in the South Florida food industry," says Dr. Thomas Rice, a Miami tropicaJ disease specialist who treats many Haitians as a consultant to the U.S. Public Health Service. He said if Haitians do not follow good hygenic praclicea, "food, utensils and plates can become conta mina ted and (r oundworm) can spread." The Rev. Gerard Jean-J uste, a leader in Miami's Little Haiti, says Rice and others use "racist tones" to discuss refugee health. "The way they say it is, we Haitians are incapable of acting like human beings . . . This is just a scare tactic created in or· der to create more backlash against Haitians." J e rry Robinson . executive d i r ec to r of the Florida Restaurant Association , said the group is urging state and county om ctata to take action lo avert potential heaJth problems. He added, "The aasociation will be notifying our members of the alleged impending dangers and ask they tighten up on t.bese particular pro blems during employment interviews." Roundworm is a paras ite that lodges in the intestines and causes malnutrition, anemja, abdominal pain and boweJ ob· s lructions . Rice said it is genl.'raUy transmitted through inadequate personal hygiene. A study by the AUanta·based national Centers for Disease Control found 45 percent of ar- riving refugees bad roundworm, and Rice said 80 to 90 percent of those who sought hospital treat· ment for various ailments all<> had the parasite. But CDC doc· tors are not as concerned u Rice. "Food handlers can be taught proper hand washing procedures so I don't think Haitians pose an opportunity for massive con· lamination," said Or. Laurence Farer , acting director of the quarantine division. Farer said there "should be no public heaJlb hazard" from Hai· lians who are screened when they arrive. He conceded that some "slip in," but said : "I think they are more of a risk to indi vidual health and to im· med iate family members than lo the public at large." College • signups closed •• A r~d bJ&b number of a~ cant.a ha forced Cal State Beach otnclala to clote UDdlr 1raduate admlulon to the 1cbooll of bualne .. admlniltra· Uon and en1lneerln1 for next faJl. A 1chool olfldaJ said the •ud· den rise In the number of en1lneertn1 majon can be part· ly attributed to the· Rea1an ad- mlnl1tratlon'11 pledge for bJeber defense spending, creating a need for engineers. The rise In buslneu ad· ministration majors la due to more lucraUve Jobs available ~ the field, the official aa1d. Fl1ures released by the wU· veralty indicate that through June 3,716 appllcallona bad been received to the school of buslneas administration, up about ~ percent from last year. AppllcaUona for the school of engineering totaled l ,IOO, up about 32 percent from last year. Most other undergraduate pro- grams are still open, university oUicials said. Those areas c losed include nursi ng, art history and industrial design in the department of art. TLC prograpi n e eds M esa volunteer s Volunteers lo deHver meals lo senior citizens in C@Jta Meaa are badly needed this summer, an- nounced a spokes man for Proj- ect TLC. · The TranSf)ortation, Lunch and Counseling organizatlon of- fers a nutrition and social service program for frail elderly citizens of Or~!lge County. "Due lo summer vacations, many of our volunteers are out of town, causing a great need for m o re voluntee r s," t h e spokesman said. Mileage is reimbursed, he added, and the work rewarding. Volunteers are asked to caU 835·8011 for additional informa- tion about the program. Oil official set s talk at HB chambe r William L. Donnell y. vicepresi· dent of the western region of Aminoil USA, Inc .. will be featured speaker at the genera! membership meeting Monday of the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce. The meeting will begin al noon in the Huntington Beach Inn, 21112 Pacific Coast Highway. A new chamber manager has been selected. She is Joyce Rid· dell, who had been manager of the San Carlos Chamber of Com· merce since L973. POTTERY SALE Now thru August 31st AMLING 'S Delly ............ .., ale MN ......... ,. - H e aring o n abuse rec essed The preUminary hearing for alx people charged in connection with alleged child pornography acUvi· ty at a Huntington Harbour home has been recessed until Sept. 14, following 31f.i days of closed-door testimony In West Orange County M uniclpaJ Court. Orange County Deputy District Attorney Marty Enquist said the recess was needed because of 1Jcheduling problems involvin~ defense attorneys and the pros· eculion staff. He said one of the aUeged vie· l1ms, an Orange County girl, now 14, has completed her testimony. The second alleged victim in the case. a Los Angeles girl, now 10, is expected to testify in September. he said. Charged with a total of 129 counts of cruld molesting and two narcotics violations are John Steen, 55, and his wife Christi, 30, both of Huntington Ha rbour; Mary Yvonne Plunkett, 22, of Long Beach : Teena Lucille Schoobs. 21. or Costa Mesa, and Irma Cruz, 35, or Anaheim, who has been the Steens · maid All have entered not guilty pleas and are free on bond . FUZZY FRIENDS -Patrice Nelms, 13, of Moore. Okla. (left > and Tari Simpson, 11, of Dana Point, stroll at Dana Point Har~r with their fuzzy buddies Clyde and Harry. The af· fect1onate creatures have fasteners on their hands which al· low them to clasp their mitts around their companions' necks. The six were arrested after Huntington Beach police raided the Steens' home April 5, seizing more than JOO sexually explicit videotapes, including material described by officers as child pornography Cultural classes set for HB Registration is under way for culturtJ classes sponsored by the Allied Arts Board of Hunt- ington Beach. , Drawing and painting wiJJ be taught ln a four:week workshop superviled by Toni Richards. The classes, scheduled for 1 to 3 p.m . Wednesdays beginning Aug. 5, will be held at the downtown library annex, 525 Maio St. The course is for youngsters, age 10 to 15. Fee is $25. A basic crafts course involv· ing teat.her, fiber, clay and enamel, will be taught by Irene Mori. This class, also for ages 10 to 15, will be held for four weeks from 9 lo ll a.m. Wednesdays, beglnnlng Aug. 5, also at the downtown library annex. • For adults, t hree -week workshops in turning color "Our 2'1th ycur·· ~~Auto & Homeown~rs ~ ;;,..-• Quotes By Phone FMMOS IMSUWCE c•r 541-5554 or US-107 191 4 ....... ·COtteMHe slides into prints will be offered in the Community Me di a Production Center at the central library. 7111 Talbert Ave . Charge for th.is course 1s $40. Registration forms ror any of the Allied Arts Board courses are available at lhe central and branch libraries, but must be re· turned to the central library only. I nformation about these classes and others planned, by the Allied Arts Board can be ob- tained by calling Pat Langner. 842-4481 , ext. 33. Energy plan unveile d LOS ANGELES IAPI An 85-point energy conservati on plan that would cost SI 2 bilLion to implement over the next nine years but would save $490 million on energy bills in the final year alone has been un- veiled by Mayor Tom Bradley. The multi-faceted plan to re· duce energy waste 21 percent by 1990, the result of two years' work by the 29·member Los Angeles Energy Management Advisory Board, bas been sub- mitted to the city council. Advisory board chairwoman a nd councilwoman Joy Picus, who Joined Bradley and bis energy chief Mark Braly at a news conference, said it would probably take t)Vo years lo Im· plement a ll 8:5 recommend&· tions. THE MEDICAL CARE CENTER HOURS: Every Day • 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. EVEHIHGS WEhEHDS HOLIDAYS FREE! 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Mayor aims to save Star WASHINGTON CAP) -The mayor of the Dis- trict of Columbia says he is going to try to arrange a final, last-ditch effort to keep the Washington Star from closing next week and Washington from becoming a one-newspaper city. Unions representing the 1,400 Star employees who wiU be jobless if the paper closes a week from today have been talking lo business leaders in an attempt to keep the paper alive, but those associat- ed with the effort report little progress. Potential investors are frightened off by the $20 million a year that the paper's owner, the giant publishing house of Time Inc., says it bas been losing in its effort lo compete with the Washington Post, the city's dominant morning daily. Time announced last week that it was closing the 128-year·old afternoon daily because "tbe news paper shows no prospect or financial im- prove ment." Mayor Marion S. Barry Jr. said he found little basis Cor hope that the Star could be saved in a meeting with 40 business and labor leaders this week. But he said he wiU arrange a meeting among Star and Time executives and potential in- vestors in the next few days . .. After great de bale, after great discussion, it was looked at as not being very encouraging in the ·sense lhe economics don 't make for a good situa. lion," the mayor said. "But we decided a group or us would attempt to meet in a last-ditch effort . . with officials of Time and with the Star." The Washington Post is known to be consider- ing starting a new afternoon paper -possibly a street-sale tabloid aimed at homebound com· muters. But Post Publisher Donald Graham said no de· cisions have been made. "As far as we know . Time is open to offers for the Star and we hope Time finds a buyer,'' Graham said. "It is Car loo early for us to decide what we might do, if anything, if no buyer is found." Raymond G. Dick. leader of the Washington- Baltimore local of the Newspaper Guild, said he had been told Time Inc. would be willing to turn the paper over for $1 if a new owner would assume its debts of al least S9.4 million. Louis Slovinsky, a spokesman for Time, said the publishing empire will not comment on its terms for a sale, "nor will we reveal with whom we are talking." Meat rules change asked WASHINGTON (AP> -The Agriculture Department has proposed changes in federal rules to promote the use of meat cont.aining small amounts of finely ground bone in products such as bot dogs. Processors have been allowed to use the salvaged meat for the past three years, but the in· dustry claims the regulations are too restrictive. Thus, none is reaching consumers in retail stores. "Tb.is means that a source or wholesome food , made possible by expanding technology, is un - tapped,·· said Assistant Agriculture Secretary C. W. McMillan ... Furthermore, productivity is be· ing lost because specialized machinery is not be· ing used." Salvaged meat is reclaimed from parts of a slaughtered animal's carcass that are hard to trim by hand, such as neck bones and ribs. The bones are ground up and forced through a sieve, result- ing in a meat mixture that also contains finely ground bone particles about the size of table pep- per. The meal industry, which has lobbied heavily ror changes in the regulations, estimates pro- cessors have spent about $30 million for equipment to salvage the meat. Further. it says use of the salvaged meal could save consumers more than $500 million a year. "We hope requirements can be changed to make It easier for processors to market the prod· uct, while continuing to assure that finished items (such as bot dogs and salami) containing it are safe, wholesome and accurately labeled,'' McMillan said. Current regulaUOOJ aUow no more than 0. 75 percent calcium, wblcb Is used to aau1e the amount of bone particles ln the 1alva1ed meat mixture. Nb chan1e was propoeed. AnUcipaUna the announcement, a coD1umer 1roup said t.hb week It will rally aaainst the pro- posed chanfea. Tom SmJth, research director for the Com· munlty Nutrition lnsUtu~, aald the proposal in· cludea eome cbaniea in labeling that he aald would tend to play down the presence of the aatvaaed product and the bit.a of bone. Pert.ape the moet contronnlal part of the propoeal ii whether to cbane• the nam• of the product ltaelf. Al it atandl, a label mmt aay, tor uample,'1bt tbe bot doC eontalnl "111.clwlically Procwect Beef Product." 1'be Dlb\ tndutt.r)' HYI that la 80t .S.Crlptlvt and wanll lo return to the former aame of "medtmtealb dtbolled meat"« llDll. lo 1'78. a coallUoo of coe1umer 1roups challen1ed the "mechanically debOatd meat'' label and won I cturt dffJ&ion onl.nDI the IOV• emmet to eoroe 11p wlt.b ....won., 1Deludin1 1 more dtlertpUve um1. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1981 Bl Mystei-y death tied t~ CIA case? . Dead man brother of ~wo who made allegations in Hugel resignation NEW YORK (AP) -A d.l.alrict attorney bas sald be la inveaUgatin& the myatertous death of Dennis McNeil, brother or two men whole aUe11· Uona led to the ruianation of CIA spy muter Max Hu1el. Sources who asked not to be idenutied told Tbe Assoclat~ Preas that serious conslderalion was beiog given to exhumin1 McNeil's body, either by consent of his widow or by court order. When be died June 1, no autopsy was performed and hla death was attributed to naturaJ causes, perhaps a ruptured spleen. ' McNeil is the brother of Samuel and Thomas McNeU, who disappeared after makin1 aJlegaUons that apparently sparked the resiaoation of Hugel as director of the CIA's clandestine services. Last Thursday, the Securities and Exchange Com mission ordered a 10-day a us pension in trad- ing of stock in Triad Energy Corp., a New York firm headed by Samuel McNeJl and llstln1 Thomas and Dennis McNell as employees. Coinciding with the McNells' disappearance was the disclosure that about $3 million in funds Crom Triad and another McNell company was mis· sing. Regardless of that controversy, said Jobn J . Santucci, district attorney of the New York City borough of Queens, Dennis McNeil's death -if a homicide -would come witbin bis jurisdiction. "No matter what, if the guy died because of a beating and the beating took place here, it would be a local crime," said Thomas McCarthy, Santuc- ci's spokesman said this week. The district attorney said he has "been in con- tact with other agencies in regard to the death.'' His remarks came several hours after FBI s pokesmen in New York and Washington denied a Chicago Tribune report that the agency was ex- panding lhe investigation of the brothers· disap- pearance to include Dennis McNeil's death. The spokesmen did, however, say they were aware of his death. Samuel and Thomas McNeU bad aone to the Washington Post just one week before their brother's death, saying Huael bad joined them in an ille1aJ stock manipulation deal ln 1974. Tbe Poat printed a story two weeks after Den- nis McNell'• death and no menUon of Dennis McNeil's death or any possible connection was made WlUl the Chicago Tribune reported details Wednesday. Despite the FBI denial, Santucci's explanation leaves room for the federal authorities to be thoroughly and CrequenUy briefed by his office in what ultimately could end up a local murder case. The Tribune quoted Stanley Kielmar. a Triad director from Chicago, as saying Dennis McNeil had been "abducted and beaten" twice lhis year. The newspaper said Kielmar told the FBI he as- s u med the beatings were connected to the brothers' dealmga with Hugel. Hugel bas denounced all the McNeil accusa- tions as unfounded. Santucci said his office has been told that Den- nis McNeil left his home in Queens lo go jogsine the night or May 31 after joining hts family for din- ner. Within an hour of returning, he said, McNeil collapsed but refused to allow hi s wife to call a doctor. Al about 10 p.m. McNeil gave in and medical help was summoned. He was taken to a hospital with low blood pressure and possible internal bleeding, Santucci sa id . During the night, Mrs. McNell gave pe rmission for surgery -for a possible ruptured spleen but her husband died first. be said. Mrs. McNeil told the Tribune sh'e received a death certificate 10 days after her husband died. Surgery on wrong leg alleged CHJCAGO (AP> -Two doctors have been sus · pended from practicing at Cook County Hospital after allegedly operating on the wrong leg of a 9· year-old boy during corrective surgery, hospital officials confirmed. Cook County Board of Supervisors President George W. Dunne said the surgeons operated on the wrong leg, realized their error, moved the boy to another hospital and performed the surgery on the correct leg. The hospital is a public hospital operating un· der the board. Dunne would not name lhe doctors involved or their young patient, who is presently recovering from two broken legs. Dunne said the operation aimed at correcting a deformed leg required breaking and resetting a leg bone and inserting a special pin. One doctor was a member of the orthopedic staff and the other was a resident. A hospital s pokesman said the resident did lhe surgery July 21 while the senior physician supervised. The senior physician reportedly told the boy's parents or the mistake and, with their consent, moved lhe boy to another hospital , broke the truly defective bone. inserted a pin and reset it. The sur- geon aJso reversed the operation done on the healthy leg. The boy 1s expected to regain use of both legs. \ Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Friday. July 31, 1981 Gripes directed DEAR READERS: Tbe most receat ~I· tlon of "Got a Coa1umer GrtpeT" II belal of· fered for $3.St by tbe 1tate Department of Con1amer Affairs. Tbe boolllet Uata the ad· dreH of eacb IOVerameat aceacy IDd H · plala1 la detaU what type of complalata are b1ncl1H by eacb a1ency and bow to 10 about makt., aa appropriate complalnt. For the fnutrated consumer who la UD· sure about tbe Jurisdiction of bJ1 or ber com· plaint, there Is a Complalnt Referral Chart, ll1tlng common complaints and the state agencies ttapon1lble for handllftg each one. The average consumer, oblivious to the multitude of government agencies, mlgbt never know that complalata regardlng up· bolstered furniture and beddlng should be directed to the state Bureau of Home Furnishings, while customers dls11tl1fled with tbelr noa·upholstered furniture and bed· ding should send their gripes to the state Department of Consumer Affairs' complaint assistance unit. The book.let also explalns what types of complaint. each state department wUI accept respon.slbUlty for, and which ones lie outside their Jwildlctlon. Suggestions for handling complaints, such as saving sales slips, re· celpts, and canceled checks as well as a form complaint letter for consumer reference also are Included in the booklet. "Got a Comsumer Gripe?" may be purchased by sending a S3.5t check to P.O. Box 310, Sacramento 95893. Another booklet published by the Depart· meat of Consumer Affairs, "The Complete Contumer Catalogue," deaJs more apeclftcal· ly with "how to purchase" matters. It la avalJable for SZ.80 from Pubµcations Section, P .O. Box 1115, North HlgbJands, Calif. tsMO. Slwe order disagreement DEAR PAT DUNN : I ordered three pairs of gold thongs from S&T Shoes of New York City last J an. 24, enclosing $20.~. Later I was asked for another S6. whlch J sent. The store claimed the shoes were mailed, but later admitted they m ust have been lost in the mail. Supposedly they were shipped again, but they've never been delivered. Can you, get me the shoes or a refund? W.F., lrvlne Sidney AbrJms, manager of S&T Shoes, claims the shoes were matted to you by ln· sured mall and that his firm has a signed re· ceipt indicating tbey were accepted at your address. If you still disagree, contact Abrams and request a copy of the delivery receipt. He says he will be happy to provide It to you. Regulations described DEAR READERS: The newly created Regulatory Information Service Center bas publlsbed the fifth edition of "Calendar or Federal Regulations ," which describes regubtlODB currently being developed by 33 federal agencies. The latest edition of the Calendar reports on 113 regulatory projects lo the areas of energy, environment and natural resources, finance and banking, health and safety, human resources, trade practices, and transportation and communication. Each of the 113 Calendar entries describes: tbe problem the reguJatlon under development will address; alternative reg- uJatory approaches the agency ls consider· lag; a summary of the cost. the proposal would Impose oo business, cocuumers and/or 1overnment; projected benefits of the pro· posed regulation; the sectors of the economy likely to be affected by tbe proposed regula· lion, and tbe name, addresa and phone number of an agency olflclal to contact lor more ln.forma&lon on each regulation. The Calendar la available from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D.C. ZMtZ, for $5.50 per copy. S~clfy docu· meat number 05%·083·90834·3. e "Got a problem? Then wnte to Pat \.... Dunn. Pat W1ll cut red tape, getting "' .L the anawer& and action you need to • &oh;e 1nequ1tie& in government and ,... bu&?Mu Mail your que1tt.ons to Pat I I Dunn, At Your Sertnce. Orange Coast DallJI Pilot. P.O Boz 1560. Co&ta Me&a, CA 92626 As man11 Letters a& poutble will be anawered, but phoned 1nqujne1 or letter• not 1nclud1ng the reader's full name. addreu a nd buameu hours' phone number cannot be considered. Thu column OJ?pt'ors dojly ex- cept SundaJI"·" Halllday's Sidewalk Sale 20%-50% Savings 17th[, Irvine Ave .. Westcl!r Plaza. Newport Beach, CA ~ SIDEWALK SALE TOPS values to $25 ........ NOW $ 5 DRESSES values to $45 NOW$ IQ ' PANTS values to $38 . .NOW$ SKIRTS values to $50 NOW$ emon·s SPORTSWEAR 17th and Irvine WESTCLI FF PLAZA NEWPORT BEACH J 548-4121 SIDEWALK SALE Saturday, August 1st Starts at 9:00 A . M . Bras • • • • ·Broken sizes, discontinued styles and colors. s7.oo to s15 .00 value . Robes and Lingerie 60% Off Additional Lingerie $499 -$999 8 8 ........ CLEARANCE SALE . 50% OFF SALE MERCHANDISE H\JMP7Y DUHPrY CHILDREN'S WEAR WISTCUff ruu~ llACH SIDEWALK SPECIALS Saturday, August 1 Only STERLI NG CHARMS $2.00 VALUES TO S2S SELECTED COSTUME JEWELRY WATCHES AND MANY OTHER ITEMS 1/2 PRICE All Sales Final CHARLES H. BARR Summer Sausage~ 17tti & lrviM WnkJJff,.aa M.wportleech ONE DAY ONLY! 50 C OFF Nall. "9· 4.39 tb. (on cul sizes) s 1 «!! off on a whole stick IMPORTED IHGENDAISE ·~~! SWISS $~~~1 IA•.._.. to_,,.,.,. attNldl c ... _., SIH WESTCLIFF PLAZA FASHION ISLAND ,,. ''"·· ... .,_. .... 64Z·Of1Z .............. 64MIJt Maverick stands by tax vote Jeffords only Republican to vote against tax plan WASHINGfoN '(AP> -Sometimes, you Just have to stand on principle and belief, says Ver• moot Rep. James Jeffords, the only R1publlcfD to vote again.st President Reaaan's tu-clft plan. "How. do I gotbaclt to Vermont and tell an 80- year-old window that this couo~ i• so broke ~e·ve got to cut ber minimum Social Security benefit back and al the same time we're giving $16 billion lo the oil com- panies?" Jeffords asked. . Like other Republicans, !f effords backed Reagan's budeet-cuttlne package that stripped billions of dollan from proerams benefiting his consti· tuent.a. But be drew the line oo 1 :presidential loyalty Wednesday aPHHI ~as 190 other Republicans, joined by '8 Democrats, •approved Reagan's 25 percent, three-year tax cut. lt was the substantial tax breaks for oil com· '.J?anies and big business that drew h1a ire, and he didn't confine it to the bill backed by Reagan. It he . bad the chance, he said be would have voted :against the plan promoted by House Democratic :leaders. , •'There really essentially is no dltrerence ·between the tax packages," Jeffords said. "The Democrats are no better . . . The speaker (Thomas O'Neill Jr., D·Mass.) and_ the president didn't menUoo all this giveaway to bu.sineaa. They were embarrassed by it." His maverick vote came deaplte a telephone call from Vice President ~1e Bush and a con- stituent response of 4·1 in support of Reaean's tax pacltaee following the president's broadcast speech Monday ni1bt. "Look, I came here (to CooJl'eSS} lo 1975 with strong feelings about the oil companlea," Jeffords said. "There's ju.st no way I can reconcile this vot.e and go back to Vermont with any lnteerity." "The majority of my conaUtuents, ii you take away the rhetoric and the political posturin1. I'm confident they would support me." Jeffords, 47, gained some notoriety earlier this year because be bas been Uving in bis con- gressional office. "That's the way the game goes -I UD· derstand that," he said. "But sometime you have to stand on principle and belief." Anyway, he added, "I think they'll forgive me. I have a strong feeling that when people win, they are a lot more generous than when they lose . Down lhe road there ar e issues lhey're going to need me on." ~~~~ ~~=~s Daily Pilat exclusively m the STARTS 9:00 AM Sm\IRDAY AUGUST 1ST ALL SALE MERCHANDISE IS50% OFF we are confident you wlll find an excellent selection of quality sale merchandise from our regular stock. Please be sure of sizes. All sales wm be flnal. A store thn offers fine tradlttonal sportswear tor men, women, and t>ovs ~-" 1028 Irvine. Newport Beach, California, Phone 642-7061 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 CROWll HARDWARE SIDEWALK SALE All . Merchandise on Sidewalk Most lte111s Y2 Price or Lower Satunlay, August 1st Otily 9 A.M. tO Approx. 5 P .M. • MO PRESALES ALL SALES AMAL 1aow1s A. PARTIAL LIST OF SALE ITEMS RINSE N VAC STEAM TYPE CARPET CLEANER IUSEOJ ....•..... BEST OFFER COSTA MESA LICENSE PLATE FRAMES ........................ 99• MISC. 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Moonies violate • zoning TARRYTOWN, N.Y . (AP) - Tbe Un111caUon Church of the Rev. Sun Myuna Moon baa aareed to rMDOve about et boatl from lta Tarrytown eat•te by S•lurday to comply wtth local 1onln1 laws, • vllla1e official hH aald. The cburcb property, known 11 lbe Belvedere Eatale, ii zoned aa realdentJ•l and not commercial and tbe boat 1tora1e la therefore a vtol•tion, aald village adminiatrator Peggy Slavin. Tbe cburcb bu aaJd the boatl are destined for the Gloucester, • • Maaa .. are•, where they will be uaed in a cburcb tralnlng pro- gram described aa almilar to the "Outward Bound" in which young people are taught boat.int, mountain cllmblnl and aurvtval in the wild. About 30 boats were removed rrom the property last month after building inspector William Baird was allowed to enter the estate, counted 98 boats and ad- vised the church of the ionina violation. Mrs. Slavin described the boats as "regular pleasure boats, speed boats with little canopies. , She said that until the story was publicized, "99 perce~t of the community waa unaware that the boats were there." Since the residents have become aware of the situation, she said, "We haven't eotlen any calls about it at Village Hall, either pro or con." OVER EASY -Bryan Nelson, seated, pulls his head in as his buddy, Mike Vasquez. 8, looks for clear landing space. The boys were taking turns doing flips on a Miami playground. All ended well, and Bryan managed to hang onto his tongue. Meanwhile, attorneys for both the ViUage of Tarrytown and the Town of Greenburgh announced they are prei?aring to take the Unification Church to court for faiJiog to pay property taxes. Mountain ranger fights for endangered black bears CHEAT MOUNTAIN, W.Va. (AP> -Joe Reil· fenber ger sometimes wonders how man y tombstones it will take before his black bears are safe in the mountains they once ruled. As West Virginia's bear officer, Reiffenberger bas s pent years tending to the animaJs' problems and giving them a voice in the outside world. With peppery jokes and a homey philosophy, he bas fought to save the bears from extinction. "The sheep farmers up here bate bears. But 1 tell them that everything's going nylon and the bears will inherit the earth," Reiffenberger said. In remote sections. a fear of bears that stretches back to pioneer days survives, turning the shy creatures into howling monsters, Reiffen- berger said. "People are becoming more tolerant. We're finally learning. The old hatred is disappearing as the old pioneer ethic dies out. But every tombstone still increases a bear's chances," be said. A stocky, powerful man who roars about hav· ing to play nursemaid to a bunch of "danged" bears, Reiffenberger talks about them as so many wayward children. But the indignation is a facade and the deep, growly voice always gives way to a laugh and a joke about his bears. "I'm a lousy bureaucrat. I'm a good philosopher," he said. "That's the problem." With a steady stream of jokes, Reiffenberger will tell you about bears -their personalities and habits -naming hi s favorites, and recalling when one had cubs or wandered into a town. "Bear is an awfully intelligent creature. Each one has a different personality and there are some weird bears:· he said. "I guess I sound possessive about them.·· rewarded with a growl that led to a hurried retreat from the cave. '·Bear is a powerful indivtduaJ," said Reiffen· berger , recalling the incident. "He don't smell too good either." Bears are proud and intellieent creatures wbo must be treated with respect, Retffenbereer said. When transmitters were put on some bears u part of a study on their habits, each one wu ilven a name. "It seemed so impersonal just to number them. The first time we put a bug on ooe wu when Nixon was having his little problem, so we called it 'Watergate.' Then we called them things like 'Gan· nymede.' I wasn't going to have any of lhia 'Rover' stuff." Some of the bears loved the radios and seemed to s how them off, while others quickly found ways to remove them. "If one was loo tight I knew that bear would come down and die on the courthoun steps. Make a federal case out of it," he said. Dealing with bears often depends on the animals' whims . A projed to gauge the bear population in West Virginia with an intricate system of counting sta- tions and chemical baits ended when the bean walked around the stations. After a y~ar of preparation, the census counted some squirrels, raccoonsandafox. "Bears are secretive," Reiffenberger said. "If you want to prove a theory about bears, you just can't go with what one of them does. You have to get 86 of them to do it.'' While bears are strong individualists, their behavior is shaped by regionaJ differences, Reif- fenberger said. Bears have learned to adapt to the different customs and habits of the humans in the regions they live in, be said. "You won't find bears visiting garbage dumps anywhere south or the Mason-Dixon line," be said. Reiffenberger once gave mouth-to-mouth re· suscitation lo a bear. During a program to tag hibernating bears. a dart gun was accidentally fired twice while game workers were creeping up on a bear in a cave. As the powerful anesthetic began to slow the animal's breathing, Reiffen- berger breathed air into its lungs. His efforts were Fresno group DEATH NOTICES hits military U.Ln IH~l"OH SMITH & TUTHILL WISTCLlff CHAl'EL 427 E 171h SI Costa Mesa 646-9371 GARAY f'tUCI llOTHUS SMrntS' MOITUAllT 627 Main St Hunt1nQtOn Bt.<1ch 536-6539 ,AClftC VllW MIMOllAL,Alt• Cemetery Mortuary Chapel-Crematory 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 644·2700 McCOIMta MOITUAllH l.11Qun1 Beach 494·94l5 l.eQuna Hills 768-0933 San Juan C.p1strano 495-1776 HAUOI LAWM-WT. OLtVI Mortuary• C..~1trv Crerrwtorv 1625 Gisler lwe Ootte Meaa S.0·655A Pmel•OTHlll l&L•OAOWAY ~ .. , t 10 9ro.ctw1y Cotta Mtl8 T 642-9150 ' VIRGINIA p GARAY. FRESNO (AP) -A new group has formed here age 65, resident of Hunt· to oppose increased miUtary spending which its ington Beach, Ca Passed members feelis hamperln° human services. 1 away on July 28, 1981. e Survived by sons Richard About 75 people attended the recent initial meet- and Renald Garay. slater ing of the Central VaJley Peace Network at Wesley Geraldine Arundel! and 5 United MethodistCh\lrch. grandchildren. Mass of They planned a march for jobs and peace here Christian Burial wiU be held Sept. 26. on Thursday, July 30. 11181 They also backed a project to provide financial <today) at 11:30AM. Dilday support to El Salvadoran refu1ees. plac1D1 ad- Brothers Mortuary, direct-verUsements on buses readlne "No Vietnam in El 10' M2-m~YER.S Salvador" and supJ)ortlnl events to commemorate CARL R. MYERS, real· the atom bomb attacks on Hiroebima and Nagasaki dent of Santa Ana, Ca. thatendedWorldWarll. Passed away on July 29 Spokesman VlcenteSUvuaidthe1roupadopted 1981. Beloved husband ot, a statement that jobs and people must come befQre Dorothy My ers, lovln& auns and tanlta. The statement advocated world father of Melvin Myers and peace and unity. Dona Neale, cherlth•d arandfather of Lori, u ... , p . hi MlcheUe, Tracy •od K•Uy, enny p1DC ng devoted brother or Nelll• Dalay BIWnp. Mr. Myen was a member of Mar Vista d Mi t MasonJc Lodte tGO F•AM exten 8 to D for over SO years., Nn'ln1 u treuurer for 12 yeara. Also WASHINGTON (AP) -Whlle the Re:fan ad· a member of St. John the Divine Eplacopal Church. mlnlstraUon la 1lubln1 billiont from feeler 1pend· Fuural HtVtcea wi.U be held lne, the U .S.111Dt l1 plncblnt penal•. on Pridl)', July 11. 1•1 at Because zinc la much cheaper tbaD copper, t.be 10:JOAM at Harbor Lawn· Mlnt It C!banclnt tbe composlt.kln ol tbe ~·cent Mamorial CbapeJ wiU1 th• piece. The prtMDt blend ol 15 percent copper-$ per- Mar Viau Muonic Lod•e centd.MwiUbuwUchedtot'Uper~tslnc.J.•per- 1'820 otnclaUnf. Interment cent copper. "''" be •l RoH Hill• Mint officlalt HY UM copper-domln•ted coln• ~:=~!:er :!1l~: whm conUnue to be produ~ t.broucb 1• •• tht lion of Hatbor Llwn·Moua1 c. anseoveroccura. 011~ Morluar)' of Coata PtftA1•Dinc:ben DCM: t.bl...., Colnt'fW ..tall lllaa. 540-5556. •bout one-M.h 1... • PtraUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITlOUS 8USIN ... ....... S1'ATU..NT r ... ,......... ...-•• delllt ....... 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July 1', JI, ""8.1, If, t•I ,,_.I ------------ PUBLIC NOTICE Nl-'"61 l'ICT1T10US 8UllNaU NAMl[ITATUHNT The foll-1119 IN<IOftS .,. dOlfl9 -IMttM· THIE MOTOtlCYCLE IHOVSTltY BUSINESS JOUltNAL, 117'2 Vie lforon•, ,,..,,.,CA nru. HANCO C IC ·8"0 WN COllPOllATIOl't, e c.ottfornle ~· llOll, 117'2 Vie V~. ,,..,,,., CA t27U. This ~MIS II COflCIU<led Illy e Car• l'O'•llOft. HAH(X)Cl(.altOWN COltP. OaftJ.•-. ,..,......... Tllll M--.t -tllocl wllll ._ c-ty CMA o10r-. ~ onJ"'y 20, , .. I -,, ' f Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1981 117 rnrn~~ [(]~~~ fCC approves merger Teleprompter/Westinghouse deal valued at $650 million WASHINGTON IAP) -The largest cable- ' television transaction ever, the merger of the Teleprompter Corp. into the Westinghouse Elec- trlc CorQ.., has won unanimous approval from the Federal Communications Commission. largest non-network broadcast.log company. It owns a production company, slx TV stations, seven AM radio stations and slx FM stations. It also owns cable systems in three states serving about 80,000 subscribers. At least one citizens· group, which had challenged the merger as an undue concentration ol media power, vowed to immediately appeal the decision. The National Citizens Committee for Qto~dcasting , a group chaired by Ralph Nader, SJaid il hoped to get a court stay before the merger Under FCC rul.es, a company cannot own a ca- ble system that serves a community where the firm also owns a television station. The com- mission voted to give Westinghouse one year to dispose of 13 Teleprompter cable syst~ms that put it in violation of that rule. Six Flags Magic Mountain's new Roanng Rapids ride l$ part of a recent $6.1 m1lhon park expan.fion. ls completed. The FCC denied the group's motion ror a stay as it approved the merger, which is valued at roughly $650 million. The merger is not only the largest in terms of 1 the sales price. Teleprompter 1s the nation's second or third-largest cable operator, depending on di!Cerent industry rankings, and owns cable systems serving roughly 1 4 million subscribers in 32 stales. Westinghouse already operates the nation's The merger appli cation produced little debate, although the FCC said it would require West· inghouse to file additional information on the equal employment opportunity performance of the cable systems it was acquJring. Mark S. Fowler, the commission's new Republican chairman, predicted that regulatory approval of such mergers could eventually allow the creation of firms large enough to compete with the major commercial networks and the American Telephone & Telegraph Company. Car woes drive owner to sue By JACKIE HYMAN .._ ..... ~ ... ,. .... LOS ANGELES -Robert F. Dye says he paid $7 ,400 six years ago for a car that never worked right, and thereby hangs a tale of woe that led to his filing a $570 million s uit against the Volvo Corp. of America. "I never could use 1l (the car)," said Dye, a private-school administrator in suburban Sherman Oaks. Dye's suit against Volvo. filed fi ve years ago, finally cam<' to trial 1n Supc•rior Court here this week. Jury selection was under way Wednes day. Dye. who is acting as his own attorney. is al- l~ging multiple counts, tndudJng breach of war- ranty. fraud. false arrest. false imprisonment and malicious prosecution Volvo off1c1als in Los Angeles and Rockleigh, N .J .. were unavailable for comment The disgruntled motorist ·s tale goes like this· After ordering through a t.:.S. dealership. Dye picked up a car at the Volvo factory in Sweden on Aug. 28, 1975. lie, his mother and his s1ster·tn·law set ore on a driving tour of Europe, only to have 1t aborted when the car began shivering, s haking and balking. Told by European Volvo dealers that they lacked tools to rl'pair the ('ar. Dye s hipped it to his home, then an Oxnard "1 took it to a dealer and the first words out of his mouth were, 'I won't work on it. Get it out of my driveway,"' Dye said. Although he claims the warranty booklet states that Volvos can be repaired at any deal- ership, Dye found he had to make a 60-mile round trip to a Canoga Park dealership, now de· funct. for help. The car, allegedly repaired, broke down dur· ing its test drive. Dye said he was then told every day for nine days that the car was fixed but, when he arrived. he found that 1t wasn't. On the ninth day. Dye refused to leave until the car was repaired. a nd the dealer called police. When they refused to act, Dye said. the dealer made a citizen's arrest and Dye was taken to the \'an Nuys Jail, hence his allegation of false im· prisonment, but he was never prosecuted. He finally got the car baclo. but it never ran ~ell , he says. In 1978 he sold 1t with a warning for Sl.500. and ended up spending $500 in repairs 'or the buyer because he felt so bad about it. Dye said he isn't so much angry about having bought a lemon "maybe the car ahead of mine was perfect and the one behind it was perfect" - as he is about his treatment by Volvo and what he believes were misrepresentations in the warranty. Disneyland is one amusement park havmg trou· ble matcllmg la.'11 year's record crowds. Attendance up at parks LOS ANGELES <A P > -Southern California's ballparks may be empty, but area amusement parks say business Is good despite a slack national economy, locaJ heat spells and threats of an air controllers strike. Busmess is up about 25 percent al Six Flags M agic Mountain , says park spokeswoman Cella Morey, noting that the Valencia park 35 miles north of Los Angeles has spent some $60 million on new attracliOftl in the past two years . ·'Our attendance growth is probably due lo the fact that we have more family atlrac· lions." she said. "We used to be perceived u more of a teen-age thrill ride park rather lhan a family park." Knoll's Berry Farm m Buena Park hu also added new features -concerts and a ghost town area -and spokesman Jan Newton says the park expects more than 4 million "inside" v1s1tors this year compared with 3.8 m illion last year, with another 2 million browsing in the shops fringing the farm. One park reporting lower attendance is Disneyland, which last year drew an all-time high 11.5 million v1s 1tors to its 25th an- niversary celebration .. Last year was a record for us, and by a pretty wide margin." said park spokesman Bob Roth "We've seen a pretty h~althy treqd rn the last couple of weeks, but we're not like- ly to match last year. Disneyland 1s offering its first unlimited ride ticket this year. Roth said, and stiJI seem s to be a mandatory stop for foreign vis- itors the no hassle second Classic country elegance at Rancho Santa Fe~ Why complicate a simple idea At Warmington Financial we don't Quick funding on the equity in your home with pay back terms to meet your needs. Call and ask fOf the no hassle second at WARMINGTON FlNANCIAL CORPORATION 3191A AIRPORT LOOP COSTA MESA. CALIFORNIA 92626 (7 14) 540·2635 "A Southern Colltomio Fornily Helping Southern Colltomlons" ... STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? According to California BuslnHs and ProfHslons Code (Sec. 17900 to 17930) all persona doing bu1lne11 under a ftctltlous name must me a statement with the County Clerk and have It publl1hed four times In a newspaper serving the area In which the bu1lne11 11 located. Th• 1tatement 11 required by 11w and ta neceaury In protecting your bualn"' name. Moat bank• tequlre proof of filing to open commercial 1ccounta. The OAIL Y PILOT provldH both flllng and publlc•Uon HrvlcH. We have all the necHnry form• and malntetn • dally service to the Ofange County CourthoUH. Either etop by one of o•r COftYel'llent omc •• or --the LIOAL DEPARTMENT M2..t32'1 • ht. 332 for more lnformetton end tonne. Fairbanks Ranch Pl'r- haps the most impor· tant private residential cnrn- mu ni ty ever created in Southern Cali furn ia. I , 240 prime master-plarnwd ,icn.·.., d t Rancho San ta Fl', .1 n ML'•' rl'nowned for its prl'Slige, thl' traditional bcautv of ih ar- chitec ture and charming early Ca I i for n i a a m bi c n c e . H L' n' vou \.v iii find estate ~ite.., of one acn: and larger \\'ith ,111 acces~ con trolled bv electron- icallv activated priv<lcy gall'.., Throughout time thi"i land has attracted swa-,h- buckling romantics yearning to call it the ir own. One ..,uch man was Douglas Fairbank.~ Awe truck upon seeing it... breathtaking natural beauty he determined that he re was the perfect place for his and Mary's dream house. But ala ..,, it was not to be. Fairbanks' passion fo r this land continued, h owever, as he turned it into a working ranch where citrus groves were planted, lakes built and streams created. Today, it can be the perfect place for your dream ho me. Panoramic views across the valley to the coast in a cli- mate of refreshing seawashed air. Towering e u caly ptus forests, orange groves and beautiful rolling meadows offer a rare, uncluttered set- ting . A lakeside clubhouse with beautiful tennis facilities Fairbanks Ranch Obtain t11e Property Rlrport rcqwrcd by Federal law a'1d rend it before signing atrytliing. No fed11ral agemy l1a'I jud.~ed tire merit or val11t, if any, of tl1is property. ML' rwaring completion . A full L't1uestrian center and wan- dering traib will be included as will Fairbanks Village Pla7 a, to be built at the sou th- we~ t l'ntrv of the Ranch to providl' convenient shopping and professional services. It w ill almost be impos- ~iblc to believe you are o nly a few m inutes from the San Diego Freeway, twenty-five miles from down town San Diego and comfortably close tn O range County and Los Angell'~. Fai rbanks Ranch h old s L'very promise of becoming one of the most prestigious and sought after addresses in Southern Cali fornia. A place of enchanting beauty and e n- during charm. It is one of the las t opportunities to enjoy a truly e legant, rural lifes tyle w ith every modern con- venie nce. All homesites are improved with natural gas, sewers and cable television and o f course, all utilities are underground. -secure an appointment to visit Fairbanks Ranch to- day. Ranch tours by appoint- ment only: Fairba nks Ranch Realty Co. P. 0 . Box 2012, Rancho Santa Fe, California 92067 Telephone (714) 756-3795 (213) 277-9488 From $175,000 Equal Hou ing Opportunity ® Developed by Watt Industries, Inc. ... l ... . ... . lj • .. _.. -"* .. • • • • • • • -Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1981 Ramada fig11res rise Hotel chain'• reoenue1, net income up in first half of '81 .. Ramada IHI lae. reported lncrtHed te· venues and net Income for the lint all moat.bl ended JuJy 2. Revenues for t.be a.ill moat.bl were S204.2 milllon , an increase ol 10.S percent over tl85 mllllo.n tor the first bait of ::/nor year. Net ln· come for the rlrst half lncre to '9.1 mUllon, or 3' cents a share compaffd with _. mUUoa, or 15 cents for the corresPond.in• period ol UIO. • Second·quarter 1981 revenues advanced to $107.6 million from S96 mlliloo reported durloi the second quarter last year. Net lncome for the quarter rose to $6.5 million, or 2' cent.I compared with $2.1 million, or 8 cents. for the corrnpondin& period of lhe prior year. * Bruuwlck Coflt. has achieved record sales and earnings for the second quarter and flrtt six months of 1981. Sales for lbe three month.a ended June 30 were $3« million compared wllh $280 million for the same period last year. Net earnings tor the quarter were Sl.9 million, or 90 cents a EAR NINGS share compared with a net loss of $818,000, or 8 cents a share for the second quarter of 1980. Sales for the six month.a ended June 30 were $678.2 million compared with S...3 million for the same period last year. Net ea.rn.ings were $34.S. million compared with $5.l million for the first six months of 1980. Brunswick's Defense and Technetics divisions have facilities in Costa Mesa. • Tustin-based Wetpercorp bas reported the highest year-end and quarterly saJ~ and earninas figures in the company's history. Year-end aaJes for 1981 increased 39 percent to a new hilb of S14.1 million from $10.2 million in 1980. Net income rose to $1.4 million, up 79 percent from $783,000. Earn· ings per share for the year increased 63 percent to $1.01 based on 1.35 million shares out.standing vs. 62 cents on 1.24 mllUon shares tasl year. Fourth-quarter sales for 1981 were $4.2 mltlion. up 64 percent from $2.5 million in the like period last year. Net income increased to $4.54,000 from $47,000 in L980. • EECO Inc., Santa Ana, reported net Income for the second quarter ended June 30 of Sl40,000. or 6 cents a share compared with $494,000, or 20 cents in the corresponding prior year. Net income for the prior year included 4 cents a share from dis· continued operations. Sales were $8.6 million com· pared with $21.5 million. For the six months, net income was $475,000, or 19 cents compared with $1 .3 million, or 54 cents, Cor the first half last year. Net income from the COLLECTORS CORNER R.,• Cotna la Stemp• GOLD la SILVER 7·30-11 .... c_...._. .,.,,..cL• .. . .., ""' Kr11 .. rrMClt MU.. Mn.• MA!ple LHh Mtl.9 MU.• lllOGor-.a• ....... so~... ..,. .. 1111.u ""' SllV« .... .11!'11.11 ...... · 70% Benk Financing IRA & Keough (714) 551-6150 South CoHI Pf•H Vlll•g• . _"' ...... CA••-'--C-,,_,•I PUBLIC NOTICE f Of C1..uitd Ad ACTION c..a A DAli.T Ptl..OT A0.¥1SOll ... , ... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE prior year lncJuded 7 centa • share trom dlacon· Uoued operatJooa. Sale• were 117.9 mUUon com· pared wtt.b *21.S million. • fl'uUerton·baeed Wyn'• latereaUoHI lac. achieved company record fl1ure1 for aecond· quarter 1a1e1 ·&nd net Income from continui.0.1 operation. For the quarter ended Jwie 30, net ln· come from contlnuln1 o~raUona rose 17 ~rcent to S3.3 million. or 91 cent.I a share, compared witb, $2.8 nill.Uoo, or 78 ceot.s for the U.e 1980 quarter Sates increased 22 ~rcent to $$7.3 m1Won. • Sl.lkoll Syatema lac., Tustin, achieved thlrd· quarter earnin1s or $243,000, or S cent.I a share, on record revenues of $3.6 mllllon. Tbls compares with a net of $39,000, or one cent a share on re· venues of $1.7 million ln the prior year. For the nine months ended June 27, revenues were $9 mlllion and earnlnes $562,000, or 12 cents com· pared with revenues of $7.9 million and net income or _.30,000, or 15 cents for t.he comparable period of the prior year. * Da&um lac., Anaheim, reported second· quarter revenues of $3.2 million, a decline from lhe prior year's _. million. The reduced revenue produced a net toss of $84,000, or four cents a share compared with the prior year's net lncome or $102,000. or six cents. For lhe six months, revenues were $6.4 million compared with lhe prior year's S7.8 million. For the two quarters, there was a net loss of $82,000, or four cents, compared to the prior year's net income or $231,000. or 13 cents. * Nelaoa lleaearcb & Development Co., Irvine, recorded improved operating results for both the second quarter and first half of 1981. For the three months ended June 30, net lncowe was S118,000. or 3 cent.I a share includina a credit or $37 ,000, or one cent a share, reflecUng use of net operaUng\Joss carryforward. In the corresponding period a year ago, the company reported a net loss or $39,000, or two cents a share. Revenues for the period were $308,000. up from $65,000 in the prior year. Firsl·half net income was $86,000, or three cents a share, including tax benefit vs. a net loss in 1980 of $40,000, or two cents a share. Revenues for the first six months totaled $399,000, more than tri· pie the $123,000 a year earlier. Santa Anita Cos. offering shares Blyth E astman Paine Webbe r Inc .. as manager of lhe underwriting group. has an· nounced the public offering or 500,000 shares of paired common stock of Santa Anita Realty En· terprises Inc. and Santa Anita Operating Co. the Santa Anita Cos . at a price of $17.50 a share. The ·paired common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange and can be traded only in units. each unit consisting of one share or com- mon stock of each company. The paired shares are evidenced by a "back·to·back" stock certificate. Santa Anita Realty expects to use its portion or the proceeds ol the offering primanly for addi· tional equity investments in real estate properties. Santa Anita OperaUng Co. will use its portion of the proceeds for general corporat.e purposes. 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Tww ·JIYOltOI" O~ TMa IOllWtOOP Dt•llCTOM t• w. ,.,.. ~ CGUWTYIMnTAllOMOIWTIUCTMU ..... . 1110....ca.IY.C....... .............. CA""1 ,.,,, ..... .......,, Tilll c ... ... .. ....,, ......... ~ Qlll o.;r, ,...., ......... °'9111tc-lt...,, ~""'-.~.I... ..... Jflllf "· 14, lf, •-' 11...,.; \ I '1 DOUBLE YOUR "-EAW -Workmen at Long Beach Harbor remove hoist cables from second of three new. double-decked buses after the West German·made vehicles were unloaded from a ship Tuesday. The Southern • 1 1 • ,,,,.,... California Ra pid Transit District has ordered 20 of the buses. which seat 28 riders on the. • lower level, 54 above. to go m service this fall on the RTD's express route Bechtel gets light-rail contract SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Bechtel has been awarded a contract to perform general civil engineering design and construction inspection for a $226 m illion planned light-rail transit line in Portland, Ore. Tri-Met. Portland's public transit agency, selected Bechtel's H y dro and Communit y FacihLies Division m San Francisco for the nearly SI m1l1Jon award Tri·Met expects the federal Urban Mass Tr ansportation Admm1stral1on to ap· prove an additional $4 2 million fmal design con· tract for Bechtel later this year. The company's engineering services will be used on the 15.1 miles of trackway and 26 transit stations for the Banrteld Hght-rail and freeway OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS MUTUAL FUND widening proJet't along Interstate 84 m Portland. Construction 1i. scht-duled to be!?tn in late rau with completion planned for early 1985 The system is expecll'd to curry more than 42,500 passengers daily hy 1990 Bechtel's proJH t off11:e 1n Portland will perform the engtncPrinj.? work Local consullanta working with the companv will be Wilsey & Harn on roadway design. thl• Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership on ~ilatrnn dc!>1gn . and Associated Transportation Eng1ne<'r IOJ.: .md Planning on lraf· fie signals Tri Met al~o halt hm·d LOUIS r Klauder and t\s~oeiates. Philadelphia tu ass1!1t with electrical dc:-.1gn and to purthasing light rail veh1C'les 24"" 15"' !.or,.or >~1. )j • """ ""'' S•<Mtt 1J'I'> ll'• NASDAQ SUMMARY 4111. "'"' Svcm\I • 2S'I'> 11 411"' '1'1'> SltMtd )"° :I'" ""' "" Slt•mul • U'-H " l1 ""'-Slt rt R• • >0''> ll'• llV. 11'-Siiicon• " ,,,,, 14 ... u~ SC•IWlr 10' tiµ. NE"" YORI( CAPI r ... foll-Int .... 1"• )111. 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I .fl •OI 90 fOt_l l M JI .OS O'I • 4.0S IO'I 1'I IO'I .. lot SI IOI~ 0.2• 'It >57 )1102 ~ •• »• 31 + 2-64 WHAT STOC KS DID •<f>N VOAK CAPI Jul JO AQv•n(#d !Ai<l1"'f'd Un<• •n~d TOt4 IHUf'S N•w hlqM l'lilrw \JW\ Toon ,., S60 .,. 1171 .. }4 NlW YOM .. 1API Jul JO AOYl'IGMI 0..< ~•o Urtt•nQf'O lot• !U Ut'I ,...~• '"O"' ~ ..... 10•' MET ALS Tooey Jl72 1S1 21• no u 11 l,ltl,400 l,'91,900 tSS,100 6.7 lt.400 ,. t "" vo~1<. API Spol nonferrous n•tl•I prlc,. ll>vrsdey. to~., ei ... n u n1s • pouno, u .s. ,,,,,'"•'•on' LU f 0 un~ • llOU"d Lt"< 4' • <•nts • POUf'(S, dehvef'ICI •1n '1 3440-t•I> w"' c-lt• lb. Al.,ml11..,., 16., <~nls • _.....,, N Y SILVER COLO OU OTA TIONS •• Tllo ,._ .. , .. ""'' l..Nffll. momno 11.1,. ..a.J.s.,,. 1us. L ...... • •It-lbtlftt .-.u, ... tl.7S. Pert•· •llt.-11.1111'11 ....... , eff M.tt, ,, .... ..,, ~.02, Off •1.-. h 'IU : let• ll•lnt U".00, all ~00; '402 OOe\lt..s. Hu•1 a HtrMea: •nly llellll qu«e MOt U . oll U.JS. a 11p11MA: Oflly Mlly "*• .-u • .., u ,, ••1e1-..: on1., N11y 4'*• ,_.ca ... l'1t M, oft U .M SYMBOLS ·--------~--~~----------------.:. ..... ~~----·_· ___ -_-_-__ -__________ -___ ._-~---·~--~~ Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1911 TV listings like never before! Today, you will find a big, bright, brand new television supplement in the Daily Pilot like you've never seen before! You'll find the most complete TV listings available in . any newsp~per around -with unique, It's new. It's bigger. It's easier to use. It's inside today. It's Pilot TV Log easy-to-scan grids, plus complete evening program details. You'll find the channels you watch· (we list 22 including cable), pages .of movie highlights, up-to-date sports, soap plots and more -all in a . bigger, easier-to-rea~ format.' Get the complete picture in the all-new Pilot TV Log. It's a new Pilot you won't want to miss! Tiie aew Pile& TV L•I· Waae• fer It MHlay ..... e t•e aew·l .. k, aew·•lae Weekem•• •Pd-el Ye • , ... e te Oraa1e ~ea•t re1aa .... c., .. 8.aa 11, .... _, ••• eaaena•• e•&. I'• •• ,,.._..._.Ill • lell-..& ,, eall .0·4111~ l I I Daily Pilat FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1981 COMICS FEATURES GARDENING C6 CJ ca It's settled: Season .. _,_,_ ___ _ resuDies Cheating, tampering doesn 't really pay in sport of yachting ... C4 Aug. 10 Players win battle for pool compensation; All-star game set for Cleveland Aug. 9 NEW YORK (AP)-Themajor league bueball strike, which deprived the nation of its favorite summer game for almost two months and became the longest walkout in professional aporta history, ended early today after marathon negotiating sessiona. TWO·MAN bargainlne teams -union bead Marvin Miller and counsel Donald Fehr for the player11, chief negotiator Ray Grebey and American League president Lee MacPhail for ~e owners -finally hammered out a compromise agreement 1omewhere between midnight and 2 a.m. EDT, approximately 12 hours after they first sat down al the table Thursday afternoon. · The regular season will resume under the original schedule on Monday, Aug. 10, and the owners have the opt.ion of mating it a apllt eeason, iwith intra-di vi1ional playoffs prior to the leaeue cham- pionsblpseries. They must notify the j>layers U · sociatioo of such a decision by Sunday evening, Aug. 9, when the All-s tar Game, originally scheduled for July 14, will be played in Cleveland. Workouts will begin on Saturday, altbouih some clubs planned informal workouts today. After seven weeks without the so-called national pastime, the warring parties ended their lengthy and often-bitter dispute the way most labor strikes are settled -by a form of com- promise. The key issue of compensation to a team losing a player in the an- nual free agent re-entry draft. was nel{otia\¢ as part of what Grebey cafled "a very definite tradeoff. The players achieved their pro- posal for a pool of players aa com- pensation but bad to aive in and The oioners agreed to credit the players with service time for the days they were on .~trike. submit to a form of ' 'purusbment'' against a team signing a ran.king free agent. In return, the owners agreed to credit the players with service time for the days they were on strike. This means that such star players as Ron Guidry of the New York Yankees. Ken Griffey and Dave Collins of the Cincinnati Reds and Bill Madlock, PhU Garner and John Candelaria of the Pittsburgh Pirates can still become free agents at the end of the 1981 season. The players also agreed to drop a charge of failing to bargain in good faith which they bad filed against the owners with the Na- tional Labor Relations Board. In return, the Basic Agreement between the union and manage. ment. scheduled to expire on Dec. 31, 1983. will be extended one year. In addition, the players' minimum salary will rise from $35,000 to $40,000 in the last year of the present contract. The pension agreement also was extended a year to March 31, 1985, with the owners' contribu- tion to be negotiated later and become retroacli ve. Neither Miller. executivedirec- Owners tor of the Major League Players Association, nor Grebey, director of the owners' Player Relations Committee, would claim a vic- tory. "It's a victory for nobody and ever ybody. There's som ething in it for both sides," said Grebey. The fans of America are the win· ners in this." Asked why it took 20 months - including 50 days of an actual strike which wiped out more than 25 pen:ent of the season and wiJI total more than 700 lost games before play resumes -t.o settle the dis pute over com- pensation, Grebey replied , ''There were great differences and it took a great deal of time to lint! the solutions to resolve them." Said Miller: "I don 't think you can totaJ this thing up the way you total a boxscore -who wina and who loses. But I think it wu a victory for the spirit or the players. 1 believe it will stand them in good stead in the future for working conditions, for bargaining procedures and in their persona! Uves." Nevertheless, Rusty Staub of the New York Mets, who al· tended almost every negotiating session. emphasi:ied that the set· llement would not please the players 100 percent. "A lot of people won't Uke it," he said, "but I think it will be ratified. Something has been taken away, but it had t.o be negotiated." Under terms of the settlement on pool compensation, which mus t be ratified by both sides, a team may protect 26 players. CSee BASEBALL, Page C2> are delighted Every day it was prolonged mystified me, says Mauch From AP dispatches "Delighted is the word J would use," Seattle Mariners Presi- dent Dan O'Brien said . a nd his words echoed throughout the country. The baseball strike was ending, and all was right with the world. "I love it, obviously . Sanity has returned to baseball," said Eddie Einhorn, co-owner of the Chicago White Sox. Even hours before it became offi cial, the Associated Press learned that negotiations bad reached tentative agreement as the parties to the dispute began to notify owners and players around the country. The officiaJ announcement of agr eement came at 5:30 a.m. have to go through something like this again." PERHAPS HAPPIEST of all were the negotiators the mselves. "I'm very happy after ... how how many days? Fifty?" said med iator Kenneth Moffett. Ray Grebey. head of the owners' bargaining team, caJled the settlement "a victory for nobody, a loss for nobody -a good collect ive bargaining agreement for everybody." And Marvin Mille r , who negotiated for the players. added. "I want t.o pay tribute t.o all of the major league players whose ability to withstand this kind of pressure and whose re- s istance and determination have been remarkable and clearly responsible for the ability lo make this settlement." ~ ;:dl~~;:•;M:::;;l:;h:~~· e • • SLEEPY -EYED baseball ex- ecutives and players began to react with delight and relief to the news that the seven.week-old strike had-been settled. "I couldn't believe it would ever happen, and every day it was prolonged mystified me even more ," said Angels Manager Gene Mauch. "Now that it's over, I'm going to forget it ever happened."' Gene Mauch they (the players) will come together and work hard." Padres President Ballard Smith said be hoped each side had learned its lesson. "I don't think anyone's fared too well during this strike," he said, "owner s, players o r the fans ... I just hope we never ·•1 think that's great," was the way Toronto catcher Ernie Whitt greeted the news. ''That's a gr eat way to be wakened." PLAVERS HAD varying opi· nions about how long it would take to regain form. Full effects of 1981 strike probably will never be knoum From AP .. patc:bea The baseball strike canceled hundreds of games, directly af. fected thousands of people and col'lt millions of dollars. Ballplayers went without pay. s tadium bee r vendors went without jobs, cities went without lax revenues. And America went without baseball The full effects or the strike, set· Ued today after SO days and more than 25 percent of the 1981 season were lost, probably never will be known. Some or the impact can be measured in financial terms. -Cincinnati, the city where the game supposedly began, asked the Reds to pay it back for money ltlost. -Philadelphia, which laatyear staged a wild celebration in the street when its Phillies won their first World Series in 98 years, re- ported losses this year or up t.o $100,000 per missed home game. -Eddie Loud, batboy for the New York Mets, lost $3.;JS an hour ror each game not played. -Bookies, tax.1 drivers and bartenders reported that business was orr. -Cleveland said it lost about $4 .S million when the July 14 AU- star Game was postponed. It re· ma ins to be seen how much or the money is regained when the strike-halted season r esumed with thatannuaJ classic on Aug. 9. -Even though the owners were protected by $S0 million in strike insurance, there were stUl losses. Club officials have generally re- fused t.o discuss the impact of the strike on their finances. But the real effects of the strike may come in the way the game known ~ the national pastime is perceived by the public. An Associated Presa-NBC poll of 1.599 Americans taken in the JOHN SEVANO fifth week of the strike sbowe<l that 46 percent or the respondents said they bad a lower opinion of the game because of the strike. Also, 46 percent of those that responded said they did not miss baseball al all. As in any poll, the AP-NBC poll has a margin of error or three percentage points because of variations in the sample . But it is plain that baseball bas a rebuilding job to perform. Now that the strike is over the public has to be won back. the players re- conditioned and the wounds healed. And with preaeaaon fool· ball about to start, baseball will be competing for the fans' atten- tion. ''The lap is turned off, .. economist Edward Malloy said, during the strike. · '1 would expect that if the strike Is settled, some of that money would come back, but <See STRlK E, Page CZ) Sa n Diego Padres shortstop Onie Smith greeted the news from his colleagues in New York with "a sigh of relief, excite- ment." "This thing really got boring," . Smith said. "l was getting int.o it with the wife, the dog and the kids . Ir It didn't happen this week, we could have kissed the season goodbye." ATLANTA BRAVES Ex· ecutlve Vice President Al Thornwell spent a sleepless night, waiting for the word he felt -hoped -would come. "It's been a long night, but it's been worth it," be said. "We were notified about 2 a.m. It's been a long SO days also.'' Awakened in the middJe of the night, Texas Rangers majority owner Eddie Chiles said: "I'm damned happy. I think we can gel everybody back together and hit the nound running. I t.blnk Ekern taking things slowly Professional athletes, whether they lite it or not, play in &1u1 houses. They are analyzed, cheered, booed, inspected, criticized, ridiculed . . . well, you get the idea. The microscope under which athletes must play is con· slant. The media , more than anybody elae, ii respouible for iDvadinc an athlete'• public and private domain. >.. writers, we obvioual)' bave a semce to pro- •ide to our readen. U t.ben'• news, aatw-ally we print it. Of course, aomeUmes what we print lan't to a particular atbJete'a Uldn1. II a at.or)' ian't poelUve, usually it'a not liked. Tbat'• wby aome ol tbe mon. aenalUve aWet• today don't talk to tbe preu. Steve Catttoe of Pbiladelpbia, Geor1• Hen· drtck ol St. Louil ud, UDtll .... centlJ, Da.e ltiqman ol t.be New Yon aim are tbe more promlMat dOMd-mout.lal t.laat eome co mind. Wltb t.be a. .. , lt wu J8ck •• ,....... He truMecl "" ,.. ........ ' • The reason for the above ex- planation is it wiU help you to undentand Carl Ekern'a current predicament. Ekern, in cue you haven't tuned into the football aeuoo I 'm not the Lone Ranger where I 'm going to ride in and save the day. yet, flpes to replace Reynolda at mlddie linebacker 'for the Rama in um. He, obviouaJy, bu aome very larae aboes to fill. Reynoldl WN ( aod at.ill ii for that matter) an experl~eed veteran wUb All- pro credenUala. For yeara, Reynold• bat beea tbe quarterback of t.be blCblJ· rupeded Ram defeue. He wu lb• one lbat made tbem Uck. Reynoldl caUed tbe alien· menta, ulled tbe aud1bl4il 8Dd, lD ........ , rude 141•' ......... fOC' OPll MtMta, Beea ... ol Reyaolda' aueeeea, Ekern finds himself on the hot.seat. Despite the fact be'a never started in four NFL ff&IOQ, fans will expect tbe San Jose State graduate to 1nake an immediate impact. Why? Because it's human"natw-e. For that reason, among others, Ekern baa cboaen a selective approach in talld.n& to tbe media. Ekem cites a number of rea· sons for h1a aemJ-aeclualon: a) tle doeao't. want to be embroiled in a cootroven1; b) be doeln't want to 1et into a compar;.oa anaJJ•il (with ReJDC)ldl) j C) be baan't proved anythln1 on t.be field yet. "Jt'a IOi.ftl to take tome time to ••t UM uperienff and abWtJ to play aocJd bard football," ex- plained Skem. "I'm Dot tbe Lolle ...... wbere I'm 1°'81 to ride ln ud aa•• the da7. 1'bere are 10 othel' pl.aJ•ra mt U.. wbo are IOlDI to ... " to do tMAr Job. too. ••J blow people an lio6lil CO HcoM• .... me ... 11-d· ru ... m•,. 1 mwnt. It'• tMdJt JD. • to the situation. There's no way around it. •'I'd like to come in and make people forget Jack Reynolds; where it's not missing a lick. HopefWJy, 1' U be able to handle the situation." And that means with tbe media, too. Ekern started camp by refusing to talk to anybody. Tben, there were day1 where be would and days where be wouJdn't.. CurreoUy 1 be acreeu b.la ill· tervlewen and talta cautlOUl.ly . to• few. ''Football ta.ket to much of your time phy1Jcally and men· tally that any other c:UttracliCJna at au and it'• hard to perform rilbt ., be laid. "Pius, I'm Dot Uled to At (t.be atteotloca). Notbla1 bH b•P· pened yet (Dlaytq-wtae) and I want tba~ to be UM bula. •'People are 1olDt to make eompariMM forever. 8vt I waDl to1etoutmdPIQ8Dd,bJm.t playlne, bH• • eomparteoU at all. "Jrlaal • lat ol ........ don't ,CIMllEVANO, P.,.a> ' Philadelphia shortstop Larry Bow a said, "I've been throwing and running everv day. so it (See OWNERS, Page C2) ......... CHIPl'ING UP -Jack Nlctlaua chlPt to the 18th areea from the edae ol. a pond at the CanadJan Open Thunday at Oakvilfe, Ontario. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/F~lday, July 31, 1981 K.ingdome feeling pinch from strike From AP dlapatc.laet Ex-Ram Nelson signs with Patriota SUJ.l •tunned by th• tuddin re· Ell t1rement of U&bt ud a ... Fruda, • 9 • the New Enaland PatTlota aifned fru acent Terry N..._ wbo wu re- leHed by the Rama lut June •.. &u..U En- lebe•. wbo failed ln two ~oua att.mpta to become an all·J>W"POM kJcker for New Orleam, said he bu learned to muter h1I emotloaa and want.a to prove be can do lt &U. Thia could mean Hall of Fame game complete sellout CANTON, ObJo -Not a Mal re. Ell main• in Fawcett Stadlum for • • Saturday'• Hall of Fame football aame between lbe Cleveland Browna and AUan· ta Falcons. Not ln tbe atanda, Dot atoo1 tbe sldelloel, not in the preaabox. And aero.a the country, fan.a atarved for a weekend aft«ooon of normal aporta -wltb apololiet to boxer Ray "Boom Boom" Manclni, the Mlchlaan 500 a.nd others wbo have filled the eap cauaed by the 49-day buebalJ atrike -are preparing for the first natlon.&Uy t.levlled aame of the new football year. Baseball today On tbla date ln baseball In i.t: Tbe year'• loffODd A11·1tar 1ame toded ln a 1·1, aJ.ne.lnn1ne, ral.n·~ Ue at Botton'• Fmway Park, lbe llnt t1e 1ame ln A 11-atar blltory. On UU. date ln l9CW: Milwaukee'• Jo. Adcoek collected a record 1J total bues on lour home run.a and a double u the Braves routed the Brooklyn Dodaers 15-7 at Eb beta Field. On thi.a date in 1934: Dizzy Dean of St. Louis and Tony Frettu of Cincinnati pitched complete games u the Cardinals beat the Reds U in 18 innings. Today's blrthday: Chicago CUbs outfielder Leon Durham la 24. •I SEATrLE -The dir~tor of the • Kingdome saJd Thursday he is laY1n1 oft 23 employees and cuttine pay for tbat former Oranae Cout C0Ue1e and Costa Meaa Hilb standout Beaay &Icardo, wou.1d be out of a job. RI· cardo did the place ldckin.c for the Saints last year and bit 59 percent of his field 1oal at· tempta in additon to 31 of 34 extra pointa ... Defenaive end Raa YukowakJ, one of three unsigned St. Louis Netaora Cardinals' veterans, has "We can't prove, obviously, that there la this lntere1t tb.la year becauae of tbe buebaU strike,'' football Hail of Fame spokesman Doo Smitb said Thursday. "All we can re&Uy do la suppoee. But we do have tbe biHeal 1nflux of writen from bl&·cily newspapers ever for lb.la game. We have 72 seata in lbe preasbox, and they're all filled. Sports Illustrated, who hadn't covered th1s before, at least recenUy, la aendina four pbotograpbers and a writer." ; ' others because of the m~or leaiue baseball atrike's effect on revenues. The SealUe Mariners, summer tenants of the domed stadium, have missed 20 home games since the 49-day-old strike began. Besides layoffs from amone the stadium's 65 full-lime employees. Kingdome director Ted BowsfieJd said six administrative staffers will work only half-lime and others will receive a five percent pay reduction and work half an hour less each day. The 10&s of revenue has cau.aed the stadium to operate in the red for the fll'Sl time since the building opened in 1976, Bowsfteld said. Meanwhile, in a telegram Thursday lo player and owner representatives, King County Executive Ron Dunlap urged a speedy end to the strike. ••Major league baseball strike having severe economic and personnel impact King County," the telegram said. Atlanta-Baltimore game in England? ATLANTA-The AtJanta Falcons 'Ell and the Bai ti more Colts may play a C. • 1982 National Football League pre- season game in London. Falcon officials said Thursday. "We'U probably know within a month ii we're going to play over there," said Curt Mosher, the Falcons' assistant general m aoager and dire~tor of administration. "We're really interested in this. It's not just a whimsical thing." been granted Cree agency statu.a by the NFL team . . . The Dallas Cowboys released seven rookies including 11th-round draft pick Tim MorrUoll. an offensive lineman from Georeia Quote of the day Bobby Boacb, Chicago Cubs outfielder who has played with six mll,jor league teams in the last six years: ·~would like to find a borne in baseball. The only lhin_g I've been a part or for the last six years LS American Airlines." Navratilova tops Team Tennis list LOS ANGELES -Martina El Navratilova won $56,000 and her · teammates on the Los Angeles Str- ings earned $70,000 in bonus money in the month-long Team Tennis competition won by the Strings. Navratilova woo ·$24,000 for the best sinelea record and shared the $24,000 first prlzes in women's doubles with Terry Holladay and mixed doubles with Strings player-coach Vijay Amritraj. Each of the Strings playera also earned $8,000 for the best team record. 9-3. Butch Walts or the San Diego Friars woo $36,250. He had the best singles record for $24,000, and shared second place money of $12,000 in men's doubles with teammate Ross Case. American woman solos Pacific TOKYO -Linda Webber-Rett.ie, the lone American and oo.ly woman in lbe 8,200-mile solo yacht race across the Pacific, arrived aboard the 33-foot Spirit ol Suntory at Kobe Thursday and placed sixth amooe the 11 entrant.a. Webber-Rettie, 38, a Fremont junior hieh school teacher, full.abed the voyaae in 52 days, 17 hours, 11 minutes, eight aec:ooda, about nine daya behind the race winner Fukunari lmada's 43 days, 15 hours, 11 minutes. Linda and nine Japanese men set sail from San Francisco on June 8. A loth Japanese joined later. Jury s~ill out in Raider suit LOS ANGELES -The jury in m• the antitrust trial of the Oakland C t Raiders vs. the National Football League completed its second day of delibera- tions Thursday without reaching a verdict. The seven women and three men of the U.S. District Court jury were sequestered in a hotel for the second straight nieht. Alter 55 days or testimony and attorneys' arguments, the main issue to be decided is whether the NFL uoreasonablY restrained trade by lteepin& the Raiders from booortne a deal to move to the Loe An&eles Collaeum in 1980. Gant takes pole for Talladaga 500 Harry Gut drove his Buick to II the pole pos ition for Sunday's Talladega 500 NASCAR stock car race with an average speed or 195.897 miles per hour to edge Bobby AIUIOD for the top starting spot ... Bobby Unser, penalized one lap and dropped from first to second ln last May's ln· dianapolis 500, testified he was told before tlle race that there was no way to enforce the rule he supposedly violated. He is appealing the U.S. Auto Club d.eclsion to penalize him one lap and give the victory to Marlo ADdreW. Roggeman trial date set Sept. 15 Thomas J . Roggeman, former • aide to ex-University of Arizona fool· ball coach Tony Mason, wiJJ go on trial Sept. 15 in Tucson in connection with al- leged false travel vouchers .... Emory Bellard, Mississippi Slate football coach, wu released from a hospital after undergoing tests for a chronic lung infection . . . Ju Stlenatra or Holland won the gold medal in 10-meter, 60· shot marksmanship competition in the World Games for the deaf al Cologne, West Germany Television. radio TV: No events scheduled. RADIO: Baseball -Salt Lake City at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m .. KM PC (710); Rebroadcast of 1962 World Series (New York Yankees vs. San Francisco Giants, game five), immediately following Gulls' game. KMPC (710). Vikings' players ~upport strikers From Page Cl SEV ANO'S COLUMN realize is the actual intensity and what this situation does without the external pressure. • • • Employees get big boost MANKATO, Minn. CAP) - Minnesota Vikings football players held picket signs in a show of support for striking state employees Thursday, but they crossed the picket line and began their annual training camp. The strikers bad asked the players to boycott practice for a day at Mankato Slate Univeni· ty, a state-run-school. Hundreds of striking state employees and other supporters formed a barricade across the entrance to the practice field. A confrontation was avoided when Fred McNeill, the Vikings' player representative, spoke briefly to them before the other players came out or their locker room. •'Our decision to go ahead and cross the picket line. but. to show support for your cause, we'll stand with you for a few minutes and bold signs," said McNeill. "Also, if you 've ~ot buttons, give those to us." That brought cheers Crom the crowd and mom\!nts later. the· rest of the Vikings emerged for their first practice of the 1981 preseason. From Page Cl STRIKE • • • someofit will never come back." For the fan, the end of the strike means he may finally be able to get some use out of the ticket he may have been holding. Offensive tackle Ron Vary, center Dennis Swilley, return man Eddie Payton and linebacker Scott Studwell paused before entering the prac- tice field to hold up picket signs before numerous television cameras and photographers. "Good luck, you guys, on your strike," offensive lineman Dave Huffman yelled as he ran onto the practice field. Earlier in the day, the stri.king slate workers had asked the Vik· ings to honor their picket line. But they also said that they would not try to stop the players from taking the field. "We're not going to get nuty with a 250-pound linebacker," said one striker. "We just want I them to stay out for one day, but this is a nice compromise. I guess it's all we could expect." The strikers carried signs say- ing, "Vikings, please honor our pickets today" and "Vikings, we s upport you. Please support us. Added another striker, ''I cer· tainly try to restrain anyone, but I might be a litUe less quick to turn on the TV or buy a ticket if they cross the line." Earlier in tbe week, the general counsel for the National Football League Players As· sociatlon bad asked the Viltings management to move the site ol their training camp because ol tbe strike by the American Federation of Stalt>. County and Municipal Employees Council. The Vikings re~ected the re- quest, saying it was logistically impossible on abort notice and that training camp preparations were too far along to change. From Page Cl .......... A NEAR MISS -Defending champion Dale Lundquist reacts to a missed pull during the first round of an LPGA tourna- ment at Danvers, Mass. RoogbJy 700 games will have been wiped out by the time lbe regular season resumes the day after the All-star Game. The 26 major league teams had various refund policies for advance tickets sold for games canceled alter the strike began Jee 12. ' But most of those ticketa were not refunded with fans antli:ipat· inl that the season would resume at aome point and they woWd be able to exchange their tick eta. BASEBALL STRIKE F I NALLY SETTLED And for many of the players the end of the strike mean.a they will be leaving the various Jobi t.bey badtakeoduringtbestrike. PbUadelpbia shortstop Larry Bow a said be had been worklna out daily. "The pitchers probably will have the biigeat problem,·• Sowa said. "Throwing In a workout la not the same aa pitcbJ.na ln a Jame."' Motorcycles set for. OCIR llotoftycle drae racva trom acroa tM eo.tl'1 wW CCIII,..,.. OD Or .... CoUllt,J l.Dtenaju.ai Raceway, ~·•· 22-13 for the Halloaat llotorocl• Racine A11oclatlon'• W11tern NaUoull. • NaUaeal cbampioublp pobata WW be GD the line lD addlllaia ·to o'Hr Sl!1~ in priH mOMJ. rbere ww alto be rac• la die popul• Top PMJ aDd Pro .a cl ..... Tbe current record bolder in Top NII ii Bo O'Brod&a MI .,. .. , 1.IO HCODdt for UM quNrmlle. l ·However, ii il signa a "type A" free aaent -i.e., one ranked in the top 20 percent based on bi.a previous two years ' performance statistics -it may only protect 24 players. Tbe playen bad previously opposed such direct punishment. The players uaoclaUon wued veiled warnlnp to tbe ownen concerning future ne1otiatiom and lt was obvloua that a IOOd deal of bittera.esa remaim. It will be a tone, lon1 time before tbla slrlke la foraou.en by either side. "They were nelOtlat.lom of bl· llmidatioo and mlaJudsment by certain peoJ>I• on tbe Pl•T•l' RelatJou CoaunJU...," Staub aa1d. "We ltood up fOf' our idelt· Uty and DOt baYlq Uiele ~ or ulUmatwm put • u Cnlw· rina to tbe o...,.• m•Obil a unilateral eompeuatkili plan that caUMd tbe "albGt) aDd never baytq tbeM kiDd Of t.c-Uca a.Md .... "We bad no cboke. Tbe ltrtlse WAI foreed GD ... It WU olrfloal~ tbeJ Md I adMdu.le. TbeJ ... deter'IDADed to i.t the .......... Uoa to UM fu.lle1t Umlll. I bope Lbey aever try to do It .... beca-. u.b' •~ raUo wW bil tM .-. It wa. a lei\ ol oar or1Ubat10D liDd an atteiDl!t to take back what we ·won in arbitration.'' And Baltimore's Doua DeCinces, the American League player representative, added, "I seriously doubt the ownen will ever try to challenge Ute U · sociaUon again." Tbe two-man ne1otiaUn1 teama met in the midtown oftiee ol Na· tJona1' League president Chub Feeney, aome four blocu from Ute Doral Inn, beadquarten of fedetal mediator Kenneth Mol· fett. It marted the first Joint talb 1inc• netot1aUon1 collapted in Wa1bincton, D.C., one week earlier. they bad been moved to Ute oat.I.on'• capital trom New York at tbe request of U.S. Sec'°etary ol Labor Raymoad '1. Dononn. lllller Mid, however. tbat •• ... 1r la • ...._.. ........... tut -. .. t11e dllhreatet nm besan to narrow uader ~· (Ooao.aa•1) .......... . 11..-.UdaMrlW ........... t.M flaal r'OaDCI of baraainllll as "mlaim&l." Tiie iiHldlat« WM eloeeted ID 1111 ..... room wbUe tlM two-mu tMIU u.ruw aut UM HUJemiiata fft llloeb 8WaJ. Ke t.alked ,.li.'llllc&Ut .-.... lldesb)'t.isph N , lloft.et Mid M Md DO bldia- don ..... beealMMllW•na•-...,. • lion of the la.lb tbat a aetUemeot w .. in lbe offiQI. ''Nobody wanted to meet ex· cept me,·' hesaid. And when the appointed hour arrived at 2 p.m ., EDT, Thurs- day, neither Miller nor Grebey had shown up at the hotel. Within the next hour, however, both sldes informed Moffett of the private !ace-to-face talb ln Feeney' a of· fice. ''I wu surprited wbeo .(beard they weren't here," Mollett said, "but rflht away 1 knew. It'• done and I'm tickled to deat.b. We sot them beet totetber, but tbey did th• re1t. Now It'• back to reacl.int tb• boueorel ... AUp.m ., EDT, TbW'lday, llol· fttllaldM would baft U HNJUD• cem.at betww l:J0..7 p.m. At 1:ao. • Ude A1c1 lloft.u woUS appear..._ be bad IOllletlidDI to HJ. Tbat Yi,U bJ dOMDI of newapes-IMtalaU.a,aat. Aldilaullt M .,..._ .. t wu mew .....uJ alW mldDIPt. and wwd ol the HWemeat came fro• ....-aa tlub owa.s, It wu ' Dot ·--~--olftelally 88lU lloffett stepped out of an eJevaw at a:• 1.m. dd Mid..' . 'll'• llltJed." APed ftat in.llbt bHI a.I to I •e • ID &be e&.Uemai.. ltclf.U • "I 'm excited about the op· portunity. And, yes, J will have a certain amount of nervous tension (in bis first game). "I'm sure I 'll be nervous. J just hope J won 't throw-up on my nice clean uniform. "It's not easy to step in, start and do a good job.'' That's what Ekern will be asked to do, though. As be said, the situation is there. There's no way around it. • • • ITEMS IN A COOIUE JAB: Another member of the Rams who isn't particularly fond or the media is Coach Ray Malavasi. He also adheres to the philosophy of "if you have nothing nice to write. don't WTite it ... MaJavasi's latest confHct with the press occurred this week when one reporter asked ques- tions for a story during the players ' lunchtime in the cafeteria at the Cal State Fullerton training complex. Malavasi objected to the pro- cedure, saying i l was : a) an in· vasion of a player's privacy; and b) it forced them into an awkward position, having to answer questions in front of teammates. The writers' arguments were: a ) a good reporter won't ask a controversial question in front or other players; b) why disturb a player's free time after lunch by having them come up to the press room when au it takes i.s a minute of their time; c) players, for the most part, would prefer to get interviews out of bte way early. The media lost. • • • quipped: "Dido' t the owners meet last Wednesday night? Check how much blood Ls on the rue." . Hail an hour later, Mill er and Grebey arrived on the scene and made ii official. '' l want to say a few words to tbe fans of America," Grebey said. ''Baseball Is back In the headlines; we're eonna play ball." Sp eed wa y cycles r a ce Mlke But and Alu Christian beadllne tonl1ht'1 1peedway molo1"cycle race. at the Oran1e County Fatr1rounda In Co.ta Med alt.boulb lflte Curoeo may be in the driver'• 1eat 1'hen the 1cratch maln event comea around. CUJ"OIO, of HuntJncton Beach captured lut wftll'• feature ;;Mi will be out to make It two in a row loDICbt when tb• 1peedway cyctea set u11der way at I o'clock. Baal, a 1lx·tlme U.S. cbam· pion and ChrlatJan, alao ot llunt· ln1ton lucb. have been the m aln1tay1 of the ttaaon. l CARLEKERN Malavasi not only overruled us but special tables are now set a s ide in the c afeteria for "media," "guests," and "player inte r views." No longer are members or the media allowed to sit and talk t-0 players while they are ealin~. The punch line to the incident was the story being written by the reporter who started the commotion .. on bow calm, peaceful and happy the Rarru!' training camp was this year ..• The Rams wilJ scrimmage the San Diego Chargers Saturday at 10: 30 a .m . at the Cal State Fullerton football field. Ad· mission is S2 and all proceeds will go to the CSF athletic de- partment. From Page C1 . OWNERS • • • shouldn't lake me tOo long to get ready. "The pitchers probably wiU have the biggest problem," Bowa said. "Throwlna in a workout is not the same as pitching in a game." Pilcher Wayne Garland, the Cleveland Indiana' player representative, said he didn't think he could be ready by the proposed Aug. 10 date of re· sumpUon. "NO, I DON'T think it's enough Ume," be a aid. And be added that be tbou1bt lryina to play an All-star game on Aue. 9, as reported, waa "a farce. I don't th1nk the players couJd play up to lbe expectaUona d the fans around the country." Garland alao reminded that the contract remainl to be voted on. both by players and by the club owners. "I can't teU ~ anylhJna definite rtabt oow.' be saJd. "lt may baft been ace.et· ed by the committee, but lt'• the players' decllioo." "I doubt there'll be &D)' pro- blem1 wttb the pa.,.n," Bra .. p,tayer rep Pbll 'Nlekro aaJd. 'Marvin lllUer accepi.d It. J t.blnk bolh partl• reallied lt'a tb• belt \.heJ'N ••• to pt, othenrtte there'• DOt ,_... be any more baHball tb1I ,..... ~ I • • • 1 l - . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1981 NFL's top scorer Blanda, three others will enter Hall of Frune CANTON, Ohio (AP) -Georte Blanda can joke now about his three "retirement.I," on tbe eve of his Pro Football Hall of Fame enahrlnement with Willie Davia, Jlm Rlnao and Morris "Red" Badaro. The four immortals will be enshrined Satur· day ahead of the opening National Football Leaaue exhibition matching the Cleveland Brown.a and the Atlanta Falcons which wUl be shown on Channel 7 at 12:30. Blanda plaxed the sport for an unequaled 26 seasons, nearly three years longer than any other performer in history. ·•But I'd like to clear up something," said the quarterback·kicker of bis 10 years wltb the Chicago Bears, seven with the Houston Ollers and nine with the Oakland Raiders. ''I never really reUred anywhere. 1 ju.at aot fired from every team 1 wu with. I wa1 fired by George Halas, Bud Adams and Al Davll. That's quite a 1roup," said Blanda, one month from bis 49tb blrthday when be wu releued by Davll ln 1975. BJanda ls the only player t.hll year to Joln the shrine ln hll first year of ell&lbUity, five seasons after retirement. He rants as the No. 1 scorer in NFL hlltory wltb 2,002 points, all but 54 of them from kJctJ.nc. . He threw more than 4,000 passes for 28,920 'ards and 236 touchdowns. Blanda, out of the University of Kentucky, played ln a record 11 NFL or AFL UUe sames and holds 21 championship came records. One of seven ions of a Youncblood, Pa., coal miner, be said, "I'm considered tbe fou.rt.b·best kicker and the third-best quarterback ln the Blan· da family." Davis and Rinco wlll raise to el1ht the number of ensbimees Crom the Packen' cbamplon.sbip dynasty ot the 1960s, if you count their late coach, Vince Lombardi. Davll, a cat-quick, huge defensive end, was an All·NFL selection five times and played ln the flrat two Super Bowls and six NFL UUe games, even thouJb bis mother did not want him to try the sport as a youngster . "My mother was afraid I would get hurt," re· called the native of Lisbon, La., a Grambling College standout, "so I played my first two high school games without her knowing I was on the varsity. The only reason she found out was that our third game was on the road. "There was no way I could 1tay out that late without her knowing what wu 1oin1 on." Ringo, a 211-pound rookie center who nev..- weighed more than 235 pounds in ht. careef, proved lack .f>' size la no detriment lD the 1port. QI became an aronman, playio1 lo a ten-record IC straight reguJar season aames, despite a 1001 llat of injuries. ·'It was more a fear of toeing my job that keet me going," said Ringo, who played witb a blMI back sprain, mononucleosis, a staph infectioq, bronchial pneumonia and a bad knee. ·'I reaJly wanted that record. After all. that'• about the only way a center can be remembered.'' he said. Hancoc k leading with 68 BEAT 1'HE filGH COST OF CAR FINANCING OAKVILLE, Ontario ·CAP) -Phil Hancock, who said his season "has ranged from bad to poor," one-putted half the greens on the way to a three-under-par 68 and the first-round lead Thursday in the Cana· ·dian Open Golf Tourna· ment. "I got off to a good start," said Hancock, who dropped a 35·foot birdie putt on the first hole and one-pulled the first four. ''It was a good putting round; not a great put· ting round but a good one," Hancock said. "I was lucky enough to get the ball close to the hole a couple of times, and, with the shape this old course is in, that's what you have to do.'' The condition of the course, the hilly 7 ,060 yard Glen Abbey layout in suburban Toronto which Jack Nicklaus de- signed as a permanent home for this national championship, was the subject of considerable discussion. "The greens are not as bad as I thought they would be, and they'll get better as the tournament goes on," said Nicklaus, who managed a one· under-par 70. "But the fairways are bad. 1 know they've bad a blight and a lot of rain, but there's some bad housekeeping, too, with weeds and thincs that shouldn't be out there. It wouldn't be bad for a run-of·the·mill golf course, but when you're involved with something, your s tan· dards ttmd to go up. It's a little embarassing.'' Hancock agreed. "I haven't played here in three or four years, but I remembered it being in much better shape," he said. "The greens are bumpy in spots. They don't putt true." Tom Kite, who has finished seventh or bet· ter in nine of his last 10 starts, topped a big group at 69, a single stroke off the lead. Also at that figure were Lon Hinkle, Peter Oosterhuis , Tom Jenkins, Don Pooley, Bob Eastwood, Mike Reid and Bill Sander . U.S . Open champ David Graham was in the group with Ni ckJaus at 70. Bruce Lietzke matched par 71 In the mild, sunny weather, but many of the game's leading performe rs were well back. Caponi, Mann le ad DANVERS, Mau. <AP) -Donna Caponi, a four-time winner on the LPGA tour tbla year, and Hall of Famer Carol Mann, winless since 1975, each fired three· under-par 69 to share the open.log-round lead Tb~ in the Boston Five Gold Classic at Ferncroft Country Club. Mann, comin1 back at ace 40 to add to ber 38 LPGA victories, 1bot a 14·85. and Caponi ftnlahed a few minutes! after her with a 33·36 on tbe 8,008-yard, par-72 coune. Tbey 1bared a one· stroke lead over veteran JoAnoe Carner and UD· beraJded Kathy Youns, wlDner of OD.ly sao.ooo 1lDce JoinlAI I.be tour in 1171. Carner, neediD« a .. than •.ooo to Jotn ltatby Wbltwortb u a mUUon·doUar wlnaer, Md .... 10. y._ off. Ml • dou ... J»ol•7 •ls im U..t!Ufllilt ~Wllll a .............. mil. NOW, YOUR PARTICIPATING CHEVY DEALER TAKES THE STING OUT OF CAR FINANCING BY ROWNG BACK INTEREST RATES. Year-end clearance time tradltlonalty means low year-end prices on new cars in stock. But this year. it means more. Because participating Chevy dealers have rolled back interest rates on all new Chevrolet cars sold to qualified buyers who take delivery during August. II (annual percentage rate) Compared to national average interest rates. this rollback could mean a savings to you of hundreds of dollars on your car loon. Of course, your savings will vary with the amount financed, the dura- tion of the loan, and state law. And it does not apply to trucks or leases. This offer applies to every new car, even the great new Chevy Cavalier. Just take delivery by August 31.1981. SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. HURRY, OFFER ENDS AUGUST 31st. ITLL PAY YOU TO SEE YOUR CHEVY DEALER ! ~ -··--- :The 1981 CNwv Citation. the eest-selllng front-wneet-Ortve In Amef1ca. • Ju$t one of the many Chevrolets Inc luded In this offer. • 1 • t --~-----------~-----_..,----:------------~,_...,;,.,_~ ..... ----... -~-~-~-;;o,,--;;..,;-;;,.;;-;,;~ Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1881 ~wdy will still be busy,_ despite CBS _ouster p -iVeteran announcer has several options available, including interest in five radio stations, and some easy times ,. -· .y WILi.LUi &. BA•NA&J) »._..w..._ : Curt Gowdy, ooe of tbe few aimoWlcert wbo tiooa, and I'm very involved lD the operation of them," be 1ay1. '1Tbey're my pt11111ioo." TBB FIVE ITATIONS are in Lawrence, Mua., near tu. home: Welt Palm Beacb, and Laramie, Wyo. A oa&Jve of ~!l*DD.!_, Wy~~ SEAION -Tbe Pocoao SOO ltoek car race, tal*I at Mount Pocoeo, Pa. Alie>: PKA nwe cbam· ploDI~ taped at Atlutlc City; lM Royal. bone , taped at Wembley, Encl•nd; and a re· port oa tbe natioaal women'• co&Wstate tellllll cbampUJDlbiJ18, taped at Tempe, Mia. &ADIO Baseball -Salt Lake City at Phoenix, e:ao p.m .. KMPC (710); Rebroadcast: Slxtb 1ame of 1N2 World Series between tbe New York Yankeea and San Francilco Glanu, 1 p.m., KllPC (710). arned top netwOl'k uaiCta in three m~or port.a durlq tu. 3'-year caat.lq career. ap- arently h• called bJJ Jaat Super Bowl touchdown, or!: Serlet homer or NCAA buketball free SPOlllS ON TELEVISION 12:30 _p.m. (7) -NFL l'OOl'a.\u. -Wide World o1 Sport.I preHOta the Hall of Fame 1ame hom Canton, Oblo between Uae Atlanta FalCOG.1 and Cleveland Browns. (28) -TENNIS f'O& TB£ FVTU&E -Coacb Vic Braden diacUIMI proper tec:boiques for the serve. Sunday's TV, radio TEL&Vl8lON 10:45 a.m. (34) -FVTBOL. . For many years NBC't No. 1 play·bJ.·play :pian, Gowdy awttcbed to ~ two years a•o and ~.Jamed with former National Football League ~acb Hank Stram to form an announcing team in ,' wbJcb Stram got most • of the accolades. Stram will be seen on national telecasts as a color commentator in 1981, but Gowdy 's familiar voice and style ,. will not be part of the .. CBS announcing lineup. l·~.i CBS DID NOT consider Gowdy one of its top play-by-play t,:. men and planned to ~ give Pat Summerall I• and Vin Scully the lion's I• share of the top games l each week. So t.he quea· f· GOtDdy tion for the network 1· · became: Do we bring J~back Gow.dy to do regional games or do we work !·out an agreement fort.he tut year of his contract? I Tbe second choice was the most obvious. i Gowdy himself says he is ready to "pursue my ,. other interests," so his parting from the high· ,lprofile world of live network announcing comes i. "with no hard feelings." : "1bere's no big unhappiness on my part that : I'm not going back," be said Wednesday. "It was ever a consideration of whether I was No. l or lNo. 19. When I started wit.h CBS they wanted me •1or 35 appearances a year, but I only signed for 25. l-j 'm at a time in my life (he's 60) when I wanted to ~ave more control ovel" my life. I~ "l'VE AVERAGED 351,• MILES of travel· lng a year for 35 years. My cbildren are grown up t.:aitd my wife is alone too much when I do t.hat 1tmucb traveling." t· However, Gowdy's departure from CBS { .doesn't mean he's ready to retire to a rocking chair. · He still is working for CBS Radio and will do t some taped specials for the network. Bia ('American Sportsman" show, long a fixture on • ·ABC, bas taken him to Africa, Iceland and the ; Bahamas already this year. And he's heavily in· i volved in the five radio stations be owns and u . president of the College Basketball Hall of Fame i in Springfield, Masi. ;. "I have my life savings invested in those sta· , l !Williwaw dq' d rYacht union cracks down \ ' : ID a move to stamp out cheating by tampering !with the measurement.a of yachts an4 the rating rules, the United States Yacht Racing Union bas come up with one of the toughest resolutiona in the ,recent history of yacht racing. ! The USYRU Executive meeting at a special 'tsessioo in Newport, R.I., bas recommended t.hat be yacht Williwaw, be disqualified from t.he 1981 uthem Ocean Racing Circuit and resolved that !he yacht's owner Seymour Sinnett be barred from BOATING steering or sailing in all races sailed under t.he jurisdiction of USYRU for a period of two years. The committee said Sinnett "bas not proved compliance with Racing Rule 19, and International . Offshore Rule Sections 107, 108, and 202.2 and t.hat )he rating discrepency of Williwaw was found to be ~ubstantial and without mitigating [ cumstances." After four months of inveati1ation and bear- • p , the committee specified that "it is the sole '-Hsponsibi.lity of a yacht owner to comply wit.h the rules and the owner of Williwaw bas not proved compliance with these rules." In a further resolution, the committee specifically absolved Dennis Conner of San Diego, who skippered Williwaw in the SORC, of any in· volvement or raponaibillty in the rating com- pliance failure by Williwaw's owner. Willlwaw placed third in the SORC, a aerle1 of races olf Florida, behind Louiaiana Crude 'and Acadia. All three of the top boats in the aeries were protested on the grounds of rating diacrepen· ciea. 1be protests resulted in tbe droppine of Acadia and Willlwaw from the U.S. team in the Admiral's Cup which got under way in Enlland this week. The committee said the inquiry into tbe rating of Acadia I.a sWl open u a result of a request from tbe owner for a continuance. The Executive Commiu..e by resolution bu directed tbe Inquiry Committee to inform A~adla '• owner that the bearing will be clOled no later than Aui. 1. -The controversy evolved over protetta that cban1e1 were made to tbe yachll aftet they bad been offida1Jy meuured, presumably making them u,bter and futer. Gowdy ooce waa a basketball star for tbe Univeralty ol Wyomlni. That experience led to h1I involvement with the buketb&ll Hall ol Fame. · "We're committed to a f\md·railing prosram for a new $7.5 million bulldin1 tbat would represent the future· of the Hall of Fame," said Gowdy. "The new build.int will be rtsht on tbe highway -blg and beautiful and accessible." Gowdy, for 15 years a member of tbe Bo9ton Red Sox play-by-play team startln1 in 1951, says be turned down five announcing ·jol» for major league teams tbia year and accepted one to do Miami Dolphln.s preseuon games. "I'm I.lad to know that be's not bitter about leaviq, tbat he doesn't sound unhappy about it," said one CBS employee. "Many of the other an- nouncers just idolize him. He's dooe everytbing In sports.•• Not a bad professional obituary for a man who's still very much alive. * * * * Saturday's TV, radio TE~EVISION * * 11 a.m. (5) -wcr INVrl'ATIONAL -Vijay Amritraj vs. Harold Solomoo, taped in March at Salisbury. Md. 11:30 a .m . (13 ) -NASL SOCC•& HJGBUGllTS. 12:~ p.m . (4) Calendar features Mariners 1:30 p.m. {ll) -&AINllOW PVTU&ITY - Tbe 18th running of the •eccod jewel in the triple crown of quarterbone racini, taped at Ruldoeo Downs <NM). 2:30 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Third round play in the Canadian Open at Oakville, Ont. 3:3> p.m. (2) -CU 8POS1'8 8ATV&DAY - Temperence Hill, 1980 Belmont Staires wln.ner, I.a among the expected entrants in the WbJtney Han· dicap, taped at Saratoia. N.Y. Also: Brent Muaburger report.a from New York with special features. (7) -G&EATEBI' 8P081'8 LEGENDS ~ Olympic figure skating champion Peggy Flem. mg recalls 1 her early years u a skater and the steps that led to her Olympic triumph in 1988. (34) -FlJTllOL -Colombia va. Espana. 5 p.m. (28) -SOCCEa. 6:3> p.m. (50) -TENNIS roa THE FVTV&E -Vic Braden demonstrates the proper way to go to the net and avola "eating a fun sandwich." 8 p .m . (50) -SOCCE& •ADE IN GE&llANY. 9 p.m. (50) -SPO&TS AJIE&ICA -The University of Hawaii plays Bri1bam Young University in higbllghts of the 1981 WAC baseball championships held at BYU. 10:3> p.m. (34) -NASL SOCCE& -The Los Angeles Altecs vs. t.he Rowdies, taped earlier at Tampa, Fla. 11 a.m. (2> -GOLF -Jl'lna1 round play in the Canadian Open from Oakvllle, Ont. 1 p.m. (2) -CU 8POS1'8 SUNDAY -Live and taped coverage of the Taladeea 500 atock car race from TaJadeea, Ala. Abo: Brent Muaburcer reports from New York with special features and sports updates. 3 p.m. (7) -NATIONAL SPO&TS l'UTIVAL -Taped coverage of the National Sports Festival from Syracuse, N.Y. (9) -WOMEN'S TENNIS -The final of a tournament from San Diego. 3 :30 p.m . (4) -8PO&T8 AFIELD - Features: A bunt for wild turkey with a bow and arrow and a look at primitive fretb water flab. 4 p.m. (4) -SPO&TSWO&LD -Part two of the world military boxing champiombips, taped at Camp Lejeune, N.C. Also: Taped coveraae of t.he ·national women'• colle&iate gymnastics cbam· , plonshipe from Salt Laite Cit.y. 7 p.m. (28) -TENNJ8 roa THE FUTV&E - Vic Braden demonitrates the proper way to go to the net and avoid "eating a fun sandwich." &ADIO Baseball -Salt Lake at Phoenix, 7 :30 p.m., KM PC (710); Rebroadcast of the seventh game of the 1962 World Series between the New York Yankees and San Francl.aco Giants, Noon, KMPC (710). (Tbe Dally PUot l• aot reapoaalble fer late cbuges.> Stately schooners, ketches, YatWll, cutters and sloope -some of them built before the turn of tbe century - will be seen in action Sunday in the nintb an· nual Ancient Mariners race in Long Beach Harbor. COME HELP US Cfl EBRATE THE OPENING Of The primary requisite for entries is that the boat must have been built prior to 1950. The race will start off the Queen Mary at noon 8lld tbe ~mile courae will take the old wind· jammen around the oil islands off Long Beach before returning to a finish near the Queen Mary. Spectators wishing to watch the classic yachts in action may observe the start and finish from the decks of the Queen Mary. A staggered start will be used wltb th.e slower boats starting first at noon and the others following at five-minute intervals. Fun race scheduled MARJNA DEL REY -The Marathon Boat R acers Asaociatloa <MBR.A> in conjuncttoa with its race sponsor, Powerboat Magaline, will conduct ••Fun Race No. 1," an offshore powerboat race, Satur- day at Marina del Rey. Saturday's race wlll begin at 10 a.m. witb race headquarters locat- ed at Burton Cbace Park in the Marina. Tbe course runs from Marina del Rey IOUtb to Palos Verdea and back again. MBRA waa establilbed to promote safety nales and equip- ment in all forma of boat racing competition. 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(lflWlgl 611-1022 (. f t· , I ! d I Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 THE FAMIL~ ClaCIJI by Bil Keane BIG GEORGE --·---- by Virgil Partch (VIP) PUNIJT8 I 8EUEVE THE ANSWER IS MAMITY TIJ M8LE1t EED8 0 OUR 60AL IN LIFE 0~;:-· ~ ~BE TO 8ECM W (_,,.) -w MAME IN ALL 'TMIN65 ... -~-.....,.' LO! -me MOON HAS roNJ:APOSf:1 SPRINKL.IN' MOONPUS10N MY NOSE! -SPRIN~La> f./CONrus1 IN MY HAIR, NeS'n.IN' Mar\)&1HE UAN17RUFF 1limt:~ v ' J !,,,_ __ .... SHOE \\I didn't MEAN to hit him. My hand slipped." "Did you ewer ffnd face1 In the clouda?'' by Brad Anderson DEN~IS THE MENi\CE Hank Ketchum by Tom K. Ryan by Jeff MacNel ly by Ernie Bushmlller BUT SCHOOL IS CLOSED HE COMES OVER AND "Ever get the feeling you're being watched?" Jl.DGE PARKER WHEN I &lARTEO HAVIH6 1'ROU~Lf ~LEEP1NC:1, THE DOClOR PREOCR16ED A &lEEPIN(J CA~Lf ... TO lAKE ONE M BEDTIME! IT WORKED FOR A WHllf AND 1HEN J 8E6 AN TAKI Nu MORE THAN OHE, OOMETIMEf> THREE OR FOUR A NIOHl ! MOON Ml'LLINS IT1S A CHICKEN FARM, k',A Ye ·· 1HAT1S WHERE IHE~CoME ~OMIHAT WE BLIY AT TME <iROCEftl. ACROSS 52 l ift 1 Seper1tt 54 Monlltr 5 Br#!• contrOI 58 Frlllt OI 10 VUlglr Coklmbla 14 Af\'1111 59 G#ment pert ...... ~ 15 Aoc* .. lllQI 90 Yugoelev 18 GllM 82 UMd tlrll . -*'*' 65 81blllcll lil'Hi'li1I 17 NZ moMk kingdom • 11 9ltd 17 HCO 1t Down: Ff tl8 O.n ~ • 20,...., 70 S.....ed 22FUll 71T ... 24 Amerind 72 Ground HMP OMr tt1re10 13 Wl'lneih, •·O· mWf,.. 27~ 749'NttONI 2t f'fllldl 75 ,...... of .,. ... t>.-.. DOWN 1 iJoOll 2 "SttP--1 .. bv Harold Le Ooux ""'OON ~T lH£Y1> HELP ME TO OEl OVER THE EFFECl Of THE 5LEEPINU CAP5VL€5 1N THE MORNIN6/ by Ferd & Tom Johnson -----BUT l W,ANT '1t:> SEE' Mow Au. iHOS~ CHICKENS W~MIN THOSS Bt.JMPY CNtfOHS! $LUGGO IS MAKING UP FOR ALL THE CAYS HE PLAYED HOOKEY LAST WINTER GORDO f'l.:NK\' 1tlNKERBEAN 1HERE ! N0U.J HAVIN& HAD ME EXP~IN AU.Of 'THE GOOD ~IN$ A800f 05 AAINCLDUD5,00E.SN"f 11 fM)<£ ~ WAM10 ~EAf U& WrfH A MORE RE!RECT' ~ m ==~ HOW'S rr '1iOIN'~N -rHe"e~ SLEEPS BY THE CLASSROOM EVERY DAY c-~,.-n-""" by Lynn Johnston INO'IHER~ ... WE 'RE GONNA LIE. 1t'f'..OOGH OOR"W"H . •' •' I I ) I Dun·dee has a new role 87 MA&.IL YN ud BY GA&DNB• AD1elo Dundee bu t.raiDld and maoa1ed more boldq champe than )'OU can couot oo the fln1ers of both banda. He'a &Jven much needed di101ty and decency to the flaht same -and re· cenUy waded lnto playio1 a new role -do1Jl1 ditto for himself. SUdlng out of his uauaJ comer ln the rin1 to race the TV cameru ruu face, AD1elo made hll 'GLAD YOU ASKED THAT' debut as the star of a new commerclaJ for Anheiser Busch Natural Ll&bt. Dundee came off so natural, you'd almost thlnk be wun't aetll.n1 paid for it. Maybe aow, wltll &Jae maay laada&ory let· ten ucl card.a &Ital poured la after Ulla penot1al aatlonal espo1are, llle'll llaH &o emplo.J Ilda•· mad All &o naaaage lab telnlaloa coamltae11&a. Ali was only one of the hungry unknowns Dundee nursed into the tiUe of "champion." "It all started in '54," Angelo told us. "Carmen Basilio's trainer didn't show up one niabt and they asked me to be his trainer. Basilio, thou1b cut to beU, won the fight. J stopped the bleedin1 every time -and I was in his corner for the next eight years." Ferdie Pacheco, the medic, author, artist and TV commentator, internationally known u "The Fight Doctor." quoted Chris Dundee u 1ayln1. "AA&elo la t.be best cut·mao bl boxl.ni. He'• atopped more blood than arterioscJerotla f" OtMr elaap1 o.Mee •• la&e , ... ,. la t~elr dJ•lllMI <bnWea AIU lad .... WUUe Pat&H•, Lldl &odrtpea, 11••1 DI, htar aamoe,Sqaraa11AGe1rd, ............ Runn.lne lnto t.be Champ ol CbamPt at the Casa Santino lJl Miami the other aJpt, we a.U cot to cbiMln1 about the Lu v .. u Caeaar'• PaJace ftaht between two cbampiool 1barln1 a title, Leonard and Tommy Hearne. When that event wu menUooed at the 5tb Street Gym, M ubammad AU uked Suear Ray Leonard bow much moolab the attracUoo might draw. The answer waa "in the nellhborbood of *8 or I mllll0t1. '' To which All deadpuned, "You all ought Lo get at leut $15 or 18 mwloo!" Q : When did tennis wbis-k.id John McEnroe (dubbed "Loudmouth" by tbe Britiab preu> say: "I want to finilb up Ul the ''70. beio• reco&nized as the Player of tbe Decade?" - ROSEMARY L ., CORAL GABLES. FLA. A : Jt wasn't McEnroe. That comment came from Jimmy Connors -after be won 'be Wimbledon men's sinales UUe in mt. Shortly after that be broke off his en&asement Lo Chril Evert who won the same tiUt ln the femme finals. She subeequenUy made newa daUnlf Jack Ford and Burt Reynol9, finally settllna down to becoming Mrs. Chris Evert-Lloyd. Send your questio"' to H11 Gardnn, "Glad You Aaked Thal," core o/ tlaia MIDfPOP", P.O. Bn lNJO, , Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 selling natural light SUGAR RAY LEONARD-a Dundee champ MUHAMMAD ALI -the moolah's the thing Irvine, Calif. 92114. Marllll" and H11 GorclMr will umn, but the volume of moil make• peraonol rtplie• ona&On" QI many queationa QI they con in their col· imposaibU. Cross-dressing could cause problem in restroom DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your column is in· formative and sometimes funny. It is also pro· vocative as the dickens because the true-life situa· lions you capsulize get people to thinking, "What if ?'' I was challenged by the letter from the couple Lo know if it is against the law to cross-dreaa. Your answer was "no." What if ... a person who bad cross-dressed had to answer nature's caU when be (or she) was in a public place such as a theater or a restaurant? To which washroom would he or she go? -CU RIOUS IN WELLAND, ONT. Dear Well: Well . . . well ... well . . . er . . . ab ... I th1a.ll bb (or ber) clluces for 1tayla1 oat or harm's way wootd be a lot better u be (or 1be) Libra: You hold trumps Saturday, Au1uat l By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19): Choose COD· servative course. Stick with familiar territory. Emphasis on security. home. family. property and an understanding of potential. TAt1RlJS (April 20-May 20): Restrictions. pressures are removed. Accent on variety. social ac· tivity, getting to heart or matters and "falling in love.·· Gemini, Libra, Saeittarius natives figure pro- minenUy. You're given opporutnity Lo imprint style as partof creative endeavor. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Obtain hint rrom Aries message. Protect assets, be aware of safety HOROSCOPE measures, check sources and small print. Key is to be thorough, patient and persistent. You'll be asked to revise, review and perhaps to rebuild on a more solid base. CANCER (June 21-July 22): What bad been re· garded as an obstacle will be transformed into an asset. Focus on short trips, relatives, 1pecial re· ports and ideas which can become viable concepts. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Valuable addition Lo special collection highlights scenario. Senae of art appreciation is heightened. You'll have chance to obtain rare object. VIBGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Insist on quality. don't fall for "sob stories ," and make sure terms are deflned in positive manner. Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces persons play important roles. Timln1. intui· lion are on target. Heed your own counsel. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You bold "trump card!." Be aware of power. prestige, authority; act in manner which exudes confidence. V.ou'U have more responsibility and greater chance for reward. Nothing occurs halfway. \ All Wllfll weat to &Jae waallroom matclllJat &Jae outfit. All womea'a rooma llave at lea.I& oee prtvate nail wltlll a door. Some mea'a rooma do ao&. A erMa·dreued woman woald be la a beck of• fb U alile raa lato one of tboM. (P.S. My advice: If yoe're tolal to clre11 ap like &Ital, 10 before yo. leave U.. llloue.) DEAR ANN LANDERS: Regarding the letter IF I CAN'T HAVE ACCESS TO YOUR HEART, AT LE:AST LET ME HAVE AC.C.ESS TO YOUR. R.E'F"RIGERATOR. ~ .. ·--... -·--~·-··--- I -SCOaPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Sales ability la heightened; people gravitate toward you and feel more secure in your presence. Focua on hopes, wishes, successful business venture and the WUn1 of a burden. SAGl1TAAJlJS (Nov. 22·.Dec. 21): New ven- ture is successful Lo the extent that you take ln· itiallve. Others may be sincere, but they are likely to be misinformed. Lead the way. aet your own pace, and don't be afraid to be original. Watch Leo! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Good lunar aspect coincides with travel, ability Lo perceive potential and undentandine of apiritual values. Taurus, Cancer and another Capricorn play doml· nant roles. Keep resolutions concernina diet, ex· ercise and df1e1Uon. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Leave m1llor points for another day -eet Lo beart of matters, find out more about money and take steps to pro- tect your own interests. GeminJ, Vireo, Saitttarlua persons figure prominently. Travel could result throu&h social contract. PISCES (Feb. 19·Marcb 20): Go slow, Ue low, avoid taking unnece11ary r isks in traffic. Highlight public relations and undentandin1 ol subtle legal nuances. Be wi11lnl to tear down for ultimate purpose of rebuildlnl on a more viable structure. The Wedding Picture Einfc.Joman Jennifer Jordan and Davtd Brtan lJDk of N•wport Beach were married in St. Andr•wa Ptelbyterian Church. The bride, daucb* ol llr. and Mn. JUeMrd Vaoce Jordan of Newport Beacb~craduat.d from Corona dlil Mar Hl1h Sebool IDd Collele. ... ...,...u, 1ttendio1 Cal.s&aU • 1'M ~ sc.a of Mr. Ud Jin, Robtl1. l..tU ol Newport ...... la .......... "' CcnDa del Mar Hl•h lellool ud '{b·:tualY.nltJ of Ca1lfanlllll SeD&a hrtNlr1. ~ a ~ lD HawalJ, ttie coup .. ~ to IWe Ill Colt8 ,Meea;1: .. l :& ' from the mother whose two adult daughters live with her: She said, "it 's not that they argue or fight -they simply ignore each other." This is a recoenized form or mental cruelly. My wife did it the first year we were married. She didn't speak to me for one month. After that sbe clammed up periodically every year of our mar- riage, sometimes for two months, sometimes three. The last episode lasted ll months and pre- cipitated our divorce. (After seven lovely children.) Now four of these children engage in the same practice between themselves and their spouses. J later learned that this sort of thing went on with my wife and h~r brothers and sisters. Al West Point the cadets did it to the plebes. but it waa finally stopped. There is no torture like being ignored. What makes it so bad is that there is no attack, no argu- ing. Just silence. People who use this brutal technique are sadistic and should get professional help. -A U.S. JUDGE (ANONYMOUS PLEASE) Dear Judge: Tiie best way &o combat 1Ueace 11 with more silence. Be111.a1 someone lo "aay somethln1" gives him tbe aatufactlon of kaowlng be Is driving you crazy. You than 1et more of tile same. Tbe way &o fight this brand of cruelty la wllb your h•l. Pot It on aad walk oat. Allergies may be inherited By JOHN D. ROSEN, M.D. DEAR DR. ROSEN: My family is prone to al· lergies but I have never bad any problems until a mootb ago. (I am 33.) My eyes waler, burned, and itch terribly. I have noticed that each time 1 have an alcoholic beverage the reaction starts within an hour. ls this possible? -M.G., CORONA DEL MAR ANSWER: A1s you might suspect from your family history. allergies are indeed inherited. If one parent is allergic the child may also become allergic and if both parents are allergic the chances are even better. The reason that this in· beritance factor is not always obvious is that al· lergiea take many forms. What ls inherited is not a particular form of al· lergy but rather the tendency to develop one or more ol the various types. An allergic individual may bave bay fever, asthma, a tendency Lo itchy and red eyes, dlaestive disturbances, or exzema and other skin rashes. The allergic individual will also have a stronger reaction Lo mosquito bites and bee stings. The severity of allergic reactions varies enormously from Individual Lo individual and from time Lo time in the patient's life. These forms of al· lergy may emerge singly or in combination. Al· lergy may also manifest itself at any age but com - monly is seen in childhood. With strongly allergic individuals exzema may be seen in the early weeks ol life. As you have noticed, alcohol indeed triggers or Mr. and Mra. W.C. Myhre Myhres celebrate 50th Mr. and Mn. Walter llybre of Costa Mesa celebrated their 50th weddlnc anniversary recent· ly with an open bouae receptlon for over 100 sue1ta. · Hosted by their two chUdren, Mr. and Mn. Dave lbbre ol Coeta Mesa, and Peony and Hal Dra•Ht.b ol St. Paul, Minn., and trandchUdren, David IDd Robert Myhre and KriJten and Kevbl Dra...U.. llr. ad Mn. Myhre bave Uved 1o Coeta Mesa for 24 rears and are active memben of Newport Harbor Lutheran Cburch. Campbell• /eted in gold l(r, and lln. Edward P. Campbell ol hun· talD V&ll•J celebrated their aotb ~-· Dive....,., recently wtUt a.., of vlDI and 1 buffet cUnner r.cepdm for ov• IDO Tbe ilftalr WU boeW bJ tlMlr .... IOll•iD·.law, Dr ......... ,. L. Beed Saa~ .. ad ~ IDd .... 1a.1n llr. _. Mn. Me1¥tn Kn1• ~&Qua• van., IDd tbllr 11'8Ddcblldrea MelllN. MidlilU~t arteUM, llt-. ltlf Ud Ont. ,,.. Cl ..................... Loi Aaplel iaid MW l..a la PD•hll• Vallf fW II= 'l'h1 .. Mtlft .... __.~ID tMlr aodtM~. accentuates reactions in some individuals. The most common allergy which is set off by alcohol 1s II reddening of the face and neck with itchy and watery eyes. 1 have seen many patients who are not particularly bothered by their allergies until alcohol is consumed. Many patients take medica- tions without being bothered but these same medications, particularly aspirin, becomes bothersome if the individual has a drink. As I have mentioned in a previous column folks who reside in our area are particularly ASK THE DOCTOR bothered. For the allergy prone individual the high pollen count and smog can make life quite uncom- fortable. Fortunately the use of antihistamines offers quite good control for these sufferers. With an al- lergic child I advise the parent to give the medica- tion on a "demand" basis. From the time the child is able to communicate he or she should be the judge of whether medication is desired. Many children find the side effects of antihistamines, i.e.; nervousness or drowsiness, annoying and would rather endure the allergic reaction. Dr. John D. Rosni, a practitioner an Newport Beach, weLco~s your quuUons. Mail requests to Ask IM Doc- tor. P.O. Boz 1560, Coato Mtsa, 92626. ·-·RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY Sen fr-•.11 .. 990111 IUZ HAllOll\.YU. .COSTA MISA.-::-_54_1.:11 S .. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS &42-5878 Doll Show Sale and free mfo clinic this Sat & Sun. Aug 1 & 2 Collectors & anl!Que dealers present unusual dolls. accesaones and houses Huntington Centr Mall. 405 Fwy & Beach Blvd . H B The Finest In Resort Wear Now In South Coast Plaza Waltah Clarke's South Coast Plaza In The Mall By The Clroueel 751-7!00 ~ ' I ~I ' l I I " • t. • Orange Coast DAILY PILQT/Frlday, July 31 , 1981 TAKING THE EASY WAY -Tom Davis of Portland, Ore .. spent $150 to modify his lawn mower into a remote-control robot that saves him legwork and time. The mower goes at a jogging speed and attracts attention of folks who pass by . Here 's a packet full of miracles Let's say you have a piece of land that won 't even grow decent weeds. It's too rough to mow, too ugly to show and too poor lo grow anything. . A packet full of rugged, easy-to-grow mixed kinds of annual flower seeds is the answer. That poor soil, rough land, sand or mud that dis- courages even the growth of lawns will support an- nual flowers that are closely related to tenacious wild species. There are four available types: wildflower mixtures, old-fashioned garden flowers, dwarf flower mixtures and blends or taJler flowers for cutting. The wildflower mixtures are sturdy, sun- loving meadowland or prairie flowers and all will naturalize by dropping seeds to grow year after year. The old-fashioned garden flowers of the "English cottage garden" class are generally soft ' ... --,, S IERRA G ARDENS . !{URSERY PALMS FOR YOUR "OASIS" reg. 7.95 ·· J gal. Areca 29.95 3 CJGI. fisMail 79.95 l gal. Bamboo 39.95 2 gal. Pigmy Date 15.95 3 gal. Kentia 69.95 PLUS MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS 2070 Newport llvd. Costa Mesa, CA 714-548-0 I 37 M·F 8-5 SAT. &: SUH. 9.5 ll'IS4' colors. They orten contain species that you've never heard of so just label these "surprise" flowers, and let the kids plant them, says the California Association of Nurserymen. The culflower mixtures will give you armloads of round, spike and filler flowers for summer bou- quets that would cost dearly ii purchased. These dwarf flower mixtures are sometimes labeled "Rock Garden Mixtures" but they are the same - blends of lowgrowing varieties contain many flower types and colors. You can use them in raised beds or in front of taller flowers or shrubs. If you are a beginning gatdener wbo would like to grow like an expert, try annual flower seed mixtures. They let you avoid the difficult questions of which varieties of flowers to plant. And there's no set pattern as lo how you should plant them. 41 ....-CLOSIO t •"'-....,.. ,. TUISO•Y 11•"'-"""'0. -.. • - Property Being Sold NURSERY Liquidation Sale All Specials Subiect to Supply on Hand SAVE UP TO 70°/o ONE FO~R J'/J. SUN :~"Ji,~. ""'. . ,. . '. ~ I --- Sale and free info chn1c lh1a Sat & Sun. Aug. 1 & 2 CollectOl'S & antique dealers present unusual dolls. accessories nd houses. Hunhngton ntr Mall, 405 Fwy & Beach Blvd . H B VINCA IMPATIENS Periwinkles for long lasting color In the sun areas. 1 GAL. REG. 2_ Low-growing, llke miniature bouquets or color tor the shade garden NOW .. ,"Wash" Away Those Insects .. ! Control Aphids. Mealybugs, Spider Miies, Whitefly and Other Insects SAFER AGRO-CHEM'S INSECTICIDAL SOAP ® -··--® fli!J lFilorilt Specialf rwo Rtlloble lndOOf Ptonll POTHOS anc1 NEPHTHYTIS 6" POT REG. 8.95 Weekly gardener'1 checklist • Protect your ve1et1blt cropa rrom beet1e1 and caterpUlan with mulU-purpote lmecUclde duat. DI•· cuu your problem with your nurseryman to sure to purcbaH the rliht product. • For continued bloom from hibl1cua be sure to feed 1t with an acid-type tertlUier. • Now'a the time to start plantlnl berried ahrubt for color ln late 1um· mer Into fall and wtJater. • Durin1 extremely hot weather be aure to check your potted planti and flanJln1 buketa for molature. They wiU need more water now. • Lawn motha are active in Au1uat. Watch for brown 1pota in well-watered lawna that normally wouldn't be abowlng any dry spots. Uae a lawn aprayer for quick and eaay appUcaUon of liquid insecticide Planting under ol' oak tree Did you know that an excessive uae of water around the root area of an older, well-eatabU1bed oak tree means almost certain death to lhla tree? This ls especlaJJy true if you are trylne to keep a . bluegrass lawn, Ivy or periwinkle that ls planted around the oak In good condition. There are attractive alternatives that the home gardener can use that have a tolerance of light shade, some drought and shallow root systems in order to minimize the amount of water the oak tree receives. The daylily (Hermerocallis) la a 1urprisin1 plant that will tolerate intense beat and la alao a good perfo(mer in partiaJ shade. Ila taU brieht green foliage ls a good backdrop for the yellow, red or orange flowers that bloom durint the sum- mer. There are few plants. that are aa tough and pest free besides being pleasantly decorative in the garden. The dudJeya species is a group of succulents that includes plants native to our coa1tal bluffs au the way south to Mexico. All of them do better in filtered sun than they would in the bot sun. Use this rosette-forming succulent in masses under the oak tree. It is very drought resistant. For a woody groundcover try Arctostaphylos Garden c lub to meet The Garden Grove Branch of the National Fuchsia Society is set to meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m . in the Garden Grove Community Center, 11300 Sanford Ave., Garden Grove. Mrs. Betty Cole or the Downey branch will speak on "Fuchsia Lore," exploring the history and myths surrounding the lovely flower. Guests are welcome to attend. For more in· formation call Mrs. Beverly Lyon at (213) 596-3244 or Mrs. Barbara Ortez at 82'7·8605. edmundsii 'Carmel Sur,' more commonly known as Sur Manzanita. This low growin1 groundcover la tolerant of partial shade, and its dark green ful· ly foliaged habit makes It an attractive plant in any site . Also the compact Oregon grape, Mahonia aquifollum compacta, will give you a mass of bright green fohage from several inches high to clumps 18 inches tall. lts flowers are in two to three-inch clusters from March through May followed by black berries in the summer. Native to California is the sword fern , Polystlchum munitum. The evergreen arching fronds of this fern are typically seen in the redwood forest. It adapts well to use under oak trees where its leathery leaves form an excellent background for nativP iris Clris douglasiana hybrids). Adding a tu b of color August is a good month to give your patio, deck or balcony a lift by adding a tub or two of col- or. You'd be surprised to find out how little it takes to make a big difference. A check with your local nurseryman wiU turn up blooming plants such as hydrangeas or even chrysanthemums that need only a container to make their beauty complete. A hanging fuchsia can be bought -basket and all for you to transfer lo your garden. Begonia bud drop is most often caused by a gardener giving too much or loo little attention to his plants. Too much or too lilUe water, too much or loo liWe light or loo much food are all factors that cause bud drop. Too much heat can do it also. Just keep your begonias moist but not soaked, feed them about every three weeks and keep them in shade or even partial sunlight if you live near the coast. You shouldn't have any trouble. .· Featuring Kellogg's Fertilizers qr. MARIGOLDS Reg.SI.Of MOW sac SUPER SOIL I CL ft. !'9'-SJ.It Nowsp 2 QI. ft.,...''·'' NOWs5n '· MARIGOLDS POMYPAK Ideal Sun Color ' ' le4jo s 1.09 NOW . 58~ COLORRITE HOSE 50 .... 5/1" 111.W. di~ • Coils easily year round • Heavy Duty Garden hose • Won't burs! under pressure • Nylon·t1re cord reinforced r"J. $16.99 MOW s1359 O scllatillg SPRINKLER covers up to 2400 sq. ft. ,..._st.H NOW SJ99 Deel .......... ,,~ wire INI ...... w ,. .... r ~· thr\I Frt. 7 to e Sat. 7-8, Sun. 9-5:30 LLOYD'S NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE CO .. INC. , 2028 Nl\vPort Blvd. (at St.}C'.olta Mela,~ 92621 '' 646-7~11 Save money and shopping time. l Read the ~ .... , " ' I I INDEX Friday, July 31, 1981 Don't miss the Orange Coast's largest /lea market in print! Famous Dimes-a-Lines Satur- day! ....... fwW. ... We .......... w. ~ .. Wt .......... w. -......... ,_Wt Ho.Ml~Wt ,..... .. w. ................................................................................................................... ·······················I······················· ............................................. . Ttfta'-M.Cll -, •••I'll 1002 •••r• IM~ Ge•r• IOU fi1•r.t 100% i1•l"ll 104'2 IOOJ ic;, .. ,.. IOOJ ~· 1002 .......................•...................... ······················~ ,...................... •.•.................•.. •.............•...•.... . •.....•••.••........•....•....•..•..••••..... 642·5678 llOISES Flt SALE u ..... ......... ,.114 a.1-. 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MUST SH -MUST SIU. n~c':D(itf = Utl,000 :: makes il Wepl to ad· vert.lae "any preference. limit ation. or dis· crlmlnallon baaed OD 631·1476 or 641-2IOI I IUI IJl!I ''°" '"° JIOO llW IU llW )jiGll mo 2a» :tllM ?too ~ ~ lliQll 111111 all non ll<N Jw; J:Ml )41~ )lt\ mi ~ :1>)1 JM lteu -#JO .... -IHll lllO QIO UlO ODO OIO IOI l<.111 race, color, rellsioo, _.. _________ _ sex, or nat.looal orleln. -....~<4JL .•. .n.•.n.•.x~.£.A..&.!W or an intentioo to make -------··-------• any aucb preference. limitation. or dia· crimination." This news519per will not knowin&ly accept any advertialne fo r real estate which is in viola· Uon of the law., 81015: MlffrtlMn ...... ~ ..... .,,, _,= .. ron I . n. DALY PLOT •••n ......, fw ... first I.cornet 1111.,tloa ..,. \\' L~I I Y \ TAYLOR CO. H~.:\l .'l<>IC-., ,,11111 · t~1 lli 2·STOIY DUPLIX44IWPOIT llACH STIPS TO IEACH-O'#Mm FfH.AMCI See this fine duplex too~:! Live in one unit & rent the other. 4 Bdrms, deck & 2 baths in upper ; 2 bedrms & 1 bath in lower. Fireplace in each. Some view of ocean. owe 1st T.D. & note of $247 ,000 int. only, $52,500 down pmt. No loan fee . $299,500. WESLEY M. TAYLOI CO .. UALTOIS 2111S-J ........... HEWPOIT CEMTH, M.1. 644-49 I 0 COMMERCIAL SAN lllJllflt 11,000 ~ft. $11 ,400 ,, ... cW r.cw. Sll0,000. OWMf' wll c.,, .... SI I0,000 ~,..,. ............ , ... RUCIER RUl.TY 642-471 REALTORS 67S.55tt OLD CDM: Clllol'Wll.. ...... w.. to ......_ tllops. COMlltsof .. l .... OM 2 lft •lh, OM .... finplKI, AlldlcJ$27f,500. COLI OF HIWPOIT UALTOIS 2515 L Coett Hwy .. C... .. W. 675-5511 PUICHASI °"'°" 1--xw-.. -.·c· ... --New Fantastic 3 Br. 31 4 Br, d-fam iJv rm. Ba. Condo. SZiOO moves ~... ~ ·~ ~} -••••••••••••••••••••••• •••"" 1002 IEACH UIGAIH you m. SlOOO per month. formal din.in&. recently HA.llOl llDGI (Why pay mrt). Next to remodeled, beautiful ")o) IUSlllESS, lllYESl· •••• ••••••••••••••••••• OHL y $209 I 900 llVN Walk to sand ! Huge A w a r d w i n n i o I all aboppine, theatus ai shade trees. Owner wiU "Jodelle" estate home. park, just minutes to carry with sma.U down 1st resale offering on be~cbes. 1379,000 MUil. FlllAllCE =~::.:i )(16 JOI• l•,hCcntnl~' icm ln\>ftUntM "-•ntf'd lCl!ll Mont~ lo Loan IGZI .. lOIW) .. •nlHI -MortHlf' TO,. lOl1 ..aullCEMENTS. r£1SONALS & LOST & FOUND AnnQUnttmfnt' l lW t er Pool ll~ Ltatl~OUth ~ 1.oot • rou!WI $l(JO l'fnoftob l.).10 Sof.11tn111"' )«h f,., ... \•\I• SCIYICES "'-''•',. .,.,.,..,.,, ..... OIPLOYMEllT & NfPAIATIOll ~fWlof, '"~lrW1NW\ tf•)) JMWr'.iat«d ;1,1t) llripV.UCod M• r 1HAI MUCJIANDISE "'"'-il'A) ""'* ..... !!alt A~ •U!I ........ ' -8'.1~1ft& M•Uoi.I' f•tntla' 6 Ettv1t,...,M llD• l.•b i(ll) 1i.,, -""'•' .. IN) t'\lrNtwt 111)0} c.,.~~" -H°""' ""'' KouW'Mkl r,A1J41, 11.o.l J ... rin ..r.n "''"'°" !Oil! 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'fl.II Karl"Mnti,.11 111A ... ld. fl.a lltttf'ClftlirAI 11411 lit; lflU llCiW 11111 VPol '"' Pnt!f4 1111 ,..,.._ flti P•n<..,. fllw "-.ii tlloS WI• ll<IH • tlM '"°'•f 91)7 N•h ,-.., awb4rv '1111 r., ... ml 1""""'pll •1111 , ...... .C•• m.i \oh• '1111 Alli$, ID .. ...,.,... -um, 1so 11-.1 _, AIR -..... k ... C4<flllM •U , ..... ,. 11111 I""'""" Ml \"lw)>ll't -Otllw\ WO- ~ ......... -\lt'f•fltr -~, .,.. ~. .... ... 111111"'••1 IW.l ........ -:::"ff'Kk ~ nit) .., ~ .., .. ....., •1 "'·-· -.......... -.........,,io;ff, .,. \~ .... I 71H! Newport Beach 4 Bdrm. pr Iv a le tree. Ii n ed Wood burning fireplace. sln!et. 3 Bdrm 2 bath, Extra large lot. Owner is spa. 143 financing mot.ivatedandwiUing available. Owner aox· help finance! CalJ now. this exquisitely appoint· Ward Management Co ~-...... e d low n home wit h ---'-7""'14""'/S3=1"'"'-sas5=--i massive view of bay. 121/zO/o ocean. coastline ai night $I l,OOO DW"""' lous. Call now, ~2313 673-8550 liehts. Now reduced to " 1739,000. Vacant and owner wants THE REAL ESTATERS THE REAL ESTATERS 1~1 i" I lit 1 I'• .\. ~ 11 • . ' I~\ l I l ; 1 I f~ 1 j •1 { I ' I 1 ,".I\; I 1fl II f ,, lt>l11H I'• 'lll111 EXICUT'IYI TH...- $U7,000 TOW ... OME? li;;;;;;;;;;;1 Almost new 2 story Call the specialists at beauty . Sun filled the condominium in- kltcben, formal d.inine formation center. room, wark and cozy Touchstone Reahy family room too ! 2nd ----=963-cel7=..::=.:.---1 story hosts secluded OCEAN VIEW master s uite with HODOWH c r a c It 11 o g b r i c k Rare Hartlor View Hills Ottplace. 3 more queen opportunity! Ownen an siz.ed bdrms loo! Don't very anxiow and will miss out call. help fioan~. Excit1n& HEW, HIV8l UYIO .. JAS ... CIB @ new program! Buyers must qualify. Spec- tacular ocean view! Secluded pool. Only SEA COVE 1359,900. Hurry, call Pl.N4 I For t.he buyer wfio wants lovely new 2 Bdrm and den home in &\18rdttd community, on a beautiuful quiet st.reel, PROPERTIES S73-85SO • close to pool and tennis. 7'4·631·6990 ASSUME! $15,000 Mesa Verde's rinest 4 Bdrm 2 bath home with larae llvln& room and family room. brick finplace, professionally d ecorated. Assume $85,000 1st TD, price only Sl37 ,500. Owner will help fmaoce. Call 548-2313 fll4\1 llDUC8) C h a rmine w oo d ahlnaled townbome. Sun mled kitchen overloota cozy patio. 3 lar&e bdmu plus ~groom ... Onl(j5', '•" ~ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714·63, ·6990 IACllAY $14,000DWM Giant 4 Bdrm eardeo home In Newport Riviera! Specious llvloe room , beautiful fireplace. Formal din· ID&. Sweepmg ltainray to private maaw auite. Easy terma ! Only SU7 ,500. Hurry, call mts.50 THE REAL ESTATERS •W«fllml 5 BdrmJ, J Ba. PoQI, RV aceeaa, 2 frpfca, and lrt•l fiaudft.C. Call DO" for ..-. Worm•· tJoa. , ........... THE REAL ESTATERS Want Ad Results 642= Large assumable loan at 12 \14 3 int.erat. 1.115' 000. 751H61S WantMHelp? 642-5678 • Pete Barrett R.ealW presents OHE IEAUTIFUL VIEW Harbor View Hills Broad.moor, 4 Bdrms and family room. Excellent financing . $429,000. TWO OM A LOT' One bdrm each, well located Peni ns ula Point. Owner will finance. $359,500. THI& UP AND 2 DOWN Llke new ocean front duplex on the l>each, fantastic view . $750,000. FOUi FOi THI FAML Y Huge family room, remodeled kitchen, nice fenced yard. Ready now in Mesa Verde. $179,900. 5 C.AltAGES IH HIWPOIT Customized 3 Bdrm, 21h bath Harbor Highlands home. Move your cars, boats or toys right in. $185,000. " PET BARRETT REALTY .... .. ' ~ ' IA"'°"' caeo IDJhly upgraded 2 BR. 2 En1Uah stone ffreplacea. Tradlttonal customizing includea dillreased pine beams hardwood noon • .tentU bordered walll. Bayside MOW IS MTM Coves. "f750,000. for,.. ....... t.o dllrk ------------..... ~:.::~~ ';!~,.:.·t Ill lllWPOllT C•lmR ... ,..,. ..... ... ...... ,. .... l9'• '"" .,,.,... , .. , ............ 'n• ,., •••tt• 1 1," ·- out! Huie 2 Bdrm 2'h bath condo with large family living area. Al· tached ·aarage. Slls.900 total price. Call now, 541.2313 THE REAL ESTATE RS llSIGNER'S LITTU ISUllJ 0... wll ..... ,.,.... ......... '= cltc..w "i7:rty wfftl $50.000 ..__, S4 00. ,...__.._ ... ~ of $'50.000. c ..... ~· & IYll'J COllYHIHCI + .... COf'Mr ~ ..... 1l1Md .... &lllld ....... + _..mt. '7Uto0. BAY AVE. CONTOlllAIY Tilrw ,... oW Clll ... ..._ wttlt YU. w-.,.._.,..,......._,..._ ... .,".= l Mel. + • ....,. Ow.er wll C8Tf T.D. $375,000. - BAYSlllRES BAYFltln -YU ................... ii ........ wltlll • D •stt .Ct.d VU of ti leyfr ... ectfytty. , ........... _...., .... ....... dalrm & ...-r of Me.,..:. ~·'••aMi1y...,..11or,-• ~~...._c....._e.tt-E! ~;;.; Mck ....,. ........ 0.. .......... 5 ,_,,_, + _. wfftl ....... -.... a.,. $1,350,000. Ul·l400. IM:EANFRONT-IEllNSIU PT. ,,..... ............. 6000 Mt-ft. OW--..tt..tH _, wit c•I.., .., n•an•h oHtr -......., n~• .. 1s. t.,••· etc. Prl4t of ew1tr•"P· $1.200.000. Hf.1'400. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAL ESTAT[ s... llfnta p,,,,_, ~ 2436 w Con! Hwy ~Buch ., ....... NEWPORT IACH PRIME RESIDENTll. Hl:OME 3 Triplexes in a row on oceanside of PCH m Corona del Mar. 2 Duplexes + 1 Triplex in a row on Balboa Peninsula -1 lot from sand and surf. Near 19th St. 1 Duplex on the water with dock for 30' boat. All Large Assumable Loans at 12112%. Owner's motivated! Cfflwy 21 /M9w,ort Cewler' 640..5JS7 I DAUIHC. DUPUX Old CdM. South of the highway, front unit has two bedrooms , fireplace, beamed ceiling and large kitchen. Back unit is bachelor with complete kitchen. Really terrific at $259,500 . REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 EHi Cout Highway. CorOfta d~I Mar Ol'EN HOU~E REAL TY / C::. <,f I Hi -t"' r1H0Pf H l If <, Find what you want In '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!( Daily PiJot Classifieds. CIE llDBll ILlllS CD . OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE PRIME LAND Ideal Planned Community Site. Only 10 Miles From Fresno. 691 Acre Cattle Ranch. Located At The Foot Of King s Ca nyon National Park. Boating, Fishing, Skiing, Etc. In Process Of Being Zoned Into 17 Forty Acre Sections. Projected Increase Of Fresno Is :llOo/ci In Next 10 Years. $387,720 Down. Price. $2,197,380. COSTA MESA D\ftD Just Listed This Lovely Duplex In Eastside Costa Mesa. Each Unit Has Two Bedrooms . One Has Patio, The Other Unit Has Private Yard. Both Units Recently C8rpeled & Painted. $179,500. ·--...... , ..... 75~9100 #2 C0tp09 ... ,_. ...... c .... C It M It A T IC 0 Y M ' L H Z J U IC £ Q S 0 E I 0 E V IC E I R A , Y P It R M S I U P & Y S I T U £ R C K I L 0 E E S M J l C A It A II T Q T £ L S T I £ S N A R A M D It £ 0 A E Y L R A D It " 0 C I 0 I R I I 0 N It M A 0 D E E A A II T A I M P 0 I 0 F A i Y E I E D I C S 0 M I N Y E A J It E X It A D J D IC C 9 U 0 E A E l H A It P P T II II C " M U J M It It II T U I l l A P l R H A I I L E W t1DEDDMUOASTIAUltP It t £ t T l U I L Z I L E L t I C S E 't I It t A H T P t D M W AD It T M I U PHI EMEOOE EMltlUIMA YT TTltPSTlltfL J OPSIOICMO UMDAISLE Exciting opportunity! Wide channel view from spectacular architectural designed 4 bdrm, 5 bath, pool home. Slip for 2 large boats. $1,495,000. Summer Occupancy. UDO ISLE HOMES Featured on Homes Tours this lovely traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath hoD)e,. newly redecorated. Priced to sell q~ca:ly at $415.~. Must see. . Newly remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ceilings. Great for entertaining. $420,000. Best price for the money . PEMIMSULA POIMT IEACHFIOMT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge , from prime large lot. 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featur· ing marine room. $1.385,000. NEWPORT CREST CONDO 2 bdrm, den, spacious Plan 8. im· maculate. Low priced at $215,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR '.loll f\11 1•,1d• ur v• N b t,l) (,l l:J I Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949. COME WITH US ..• TO WESTCLIFF. ELEGANT FOUR BEDROOM'RFOUR BATH HOME. LOVELY COUNT Y FRENCH FAMILY ROOM ANO KITCHEN .. FRENCH DOORS .. CUSTOM CARPETS.., DRAPES AND WA L LPAP ER . PRICr. RED UC ED ~.ooo .. NOW only $285.000. 1617 WESTCLfff DR. H.L Ul-7300 AIHOIMAL Can you find a property four doon from the So Bayrront with a •5X85' lot on Balboa Island where the owner will consider anything or value·stocks, cash, land, units. you name 1t and the owner will trade. Includes plans for a new duplex. AstlngUS0,000. leltoa w.d Uy 67).1700 OCEAHAtONT SELLER WILL HELP FINANCE AT 13 '1. Cl.oice comer duplex. 3 bdrm, 3 bath up, 2 bdrm. 2 bath down Can con· vert to a larger home. '795,000! ..... ..,Prop. lltlon •675-7060. WHAT A YA.LUE U you've waitA!d for an exception.al buy-this is 1t! A channi.ng. com· fort.able 3 Bdrm home located oo a quiet cul-de· sac sl At only Sll0,000 th IS IS the best pn ced ho me in this area 751·3191 c:::. t.,fl { (. -t"' Pl~( JP!. H I ,~ ', DOM1'11SAD We have I.he perfect 4 Br & fam rm on cul-de-sac Wllh pool siu lot! Dry your tean. and call us now ! Unbelievable al Y-···~· RCTaylorCo {•.,l{J '1\1\I SELL idle It.ems with a Da ily Pilot Classified Ad. 101140/o flHAHCIHG AVAIL Assume existing 1st T.D. on this 4 bdrm ho m e in NEWPORT Ri viera payable at $668 per month ! ! Featuring French doors , rireplace, 2 l • baths. raised wooden deck . & new carpets & paint. Onl y $141 ,900 . $114 NI MOMTH ...•.. when you take over existing low interest FHA loan!! This is a superb starter home for a young familr. Lots of potential & priced to set at $89,500. MEWPOU IEACH OfffCE 2670 S. M~ Dri" (714J 75'·1501 17141752-7373 Walker&lee Real Estate . . ':~::.' S(CR4:\~-~ttrs·:: ----...... ..,a.• l l>OUM ·~::...~~ ..... ..,~,_.,....._. l ENOJIR i I I' I' I j Z AU Q E I' I I I 1 I A M 14 l l l' I '• •• I · . ; ) I ., -Oran He stuck to _ . basic concerns WASttlNG1'0N CAP> Bill Gold bad a secret. It Wat published in the Waahlnttoo POil every day ror $4 years, but It remained a secret lo the real ot the country. What Gold knew so weU ls tbal Wa•hln•ton ta not just a capitol city where presldentt prealdt, le1l1lator1 leelslatl', diplomata maneuver, cowu rule and regulators reaulate. Washington la also a place where people wonder Why the L 4 bus Isn't air conditioned and who to caJI to act a dead tree removed. Where people care more ubout the price war between Giant and Safeway ttu:an the war between Iran and Iraq. Where David Hartman Ls better known than David Stockman. In Washington, 11omtt people picket lo keep the Yankees out or El Salvador a nd some picket to keep an Exxon station out or their neighborhood. That's the Washington Gold wrote about every day since Jan. l3, 1947, in a column in a corner or the comic pages. His column was called "The District Line" - Washingtonians' term for the border between the District or Columbia and the Maryland suburbs. Al the end or June, Gold and the column retired. To say so long. 950 Distnct Liners <what he always called his readers) stopped by the Post lobby to sign a scroll. fn a farewell editorial, the Post said Gold helped thousands lo become "naturalized, permanent r esidents of this community." Post publis her Donald Graham says, "There's a certain connection that a very few journalists can make with a bi~ community of readers and long ago, somewhere back in those 34 years, those readers came lo believe that Bill was shooting straight with them." The column h as been replaced by "Bob Levey's Washington." Levey's first effort saluted Gold's 34 years. Gold's first column carried a plea for a new stadium a'od a report about a motorman on a crowded Washington streetcar who caJled out: "Come on. folks. Move lo lhe rear. Take the back seats, just like you do an church " In a newspaper that helped bring down a president. whose editorials are studied in Saudi Arabia, there isn't much room for local chit·chal. Gold wrote 1l. though: 19 7 column inches of chit-chat a day In "The Distric t Lane" there was room to wonder why dogs always like to look out the windows or moving ('ars, to crusade for camp safety and against panhandlers and the use of "hopefully" at the beginning of sentences. Indeed. he made room for endless crusades. He wanted lo bring back the Senators baseball team. He scolded radio stations for disclosing the location of radar s peed traps. H e wanted cafeterias to quit displaying the desserts first, before the patron had decided upon his main course. He wanted signs erected at new building sites so passers-by could know what was going up. Gold ran a "give-aways" section. Readers offer ing to give away an old piano or ''darling, playful puppies" we re expected to send along a dollar to benefit Children's Hospital. Gold persuaded thousands to quit sending Christmas cards to co-workers and lo send the savings to Children's Al Lawson, a hospital of- ficial, says "The D1striet Line" raised between Sl.6 million and St 7 million Gold lobbied to get small news in t he newspaper, too This was a typical exchange between columnis t and editor, as related by Gold in an interview: "Al, there was a bad lie-up on the Beltway this afternoon: 10,000 peoplf' were late for supper . They'll want to know what happened." ''Gee, 8111, wt.>'vc got an awful tight paper tonight " "OK, Al 1 '11 call the Evening Star. Maybe they'll be interested." And the next morning's Post would find room for a story explaJning the delay on 1-495. Gold, a night person, awoke about 1 p.m. and ale breakfast with wife Bernice. In the column, always, ''the married woman I li ve with." At 6 p.m ., he went to the office to return phone calls, read the mail and find out what would be in the next day's paper. Between 9 and 10, he wrote the column.· And then rewrote it. And tinkered and lightened and polis hed. And showed the piece to colleagues and to ask them to lake a whack at it,. "!he bes~ o( .~s write some pretty crude things once m a while. he s ays. ·'This column was all the Post asked me to do The least r could do is write it in fairly good Enghsh." • . ~e often left as the dayside .J>eop~ were arriving, to go home, eat the day's olber meal and g? lo bed when Washingtoniclns were sending their ktds to school and reading "The District Line" at their breakfast table. The married woman he lived with didn't let him read the column at the table. He'd get too excited lf he d1dn 't like it 31. 1981 PlJBLJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITtOUI •ute•all MAMelTATIMllNT Tll• ... ltwlftt _ ..... ••• ut11• '"'"""• .. OIU•HO• ••o•s. 1'11 ,.,, W•••••• l'ieu, Ht•"rt •••<II, C9111•rlll• tHi10 J911ot ~ Jee ... , ltU ~ We,•rl ... l'iect, Ht•-1 •••<II, Cellr.rlll.9 HMO .... ,..,., "· v-. • c..., ....... lrvlM, CellfwMa tl11l Tiii• _,..._. I• c-...c1..i II' • _ ........... ~111.V ... Tiii• •-... Ill .. with ... Ct~1111, CIHtl ti Or .... c:-, °" J..,, Jt, , .. , ,..,.. PYll41tNd Orentie COHI Oell' l'ilot Jwly JI, A\11.1, 14, 21, 1•1 ua.ll PUBLIC NOTICE ,.CTITIOUI •UMMHI MAMalTATaMallT Tiit felltwlrtt --· •rt •ot111 b<nl-M: HOlllTH OltUO INC., ll>G .... w SI., enc. Mfw. C.. t26» H-Orllt Ill(., 1110 hllw SI., Cotta ....... C..ftW Tiii& ...,_.It~--Illy e CW· ,., ........ HOltTH OltUO INC. """'""hyler S.Crotety·T,_w Tiiis -... Ill ... wllt\ IN PtJBUC NOTICE '1CTITIOUI •UMMHI ....... STATaaYMT Tll• IOllOWI ... peoN1t ... •olng bvalntues: C & M M•lllCHAHOISI UNLIMITEO, 711t W..lmlMIH A ..... '#HlmlftlQr, CA '2ta Ella Merl• Tw•llt, 1tlJ Treu, Wt'1ml,...,, CA n.a Cllto'I Mef'lt Tw .. lt, '912 Tre•, Watlml,_., CA f2tiai Tlllt lluMMM It <-IWI ..., a ....... t1*1Mflllljt, ~ EH• Mef'le Tw .. lt Tlllt .u....-wM Ill ... wllt\ II• eo..n1, °""of o...,.. C-y °" J...., n .1 .. 1 -PlJBLIC NOTICE PU9U NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PllBlJ NOTICE ,H61M P .. bll>IW<I u.anve C...•I 0•1•• Poot, )WI• 7•. JI, AllQ I U, "" JJn~I PUBLIC NOTICE r ,_ '1CTl,,_. • llt4 .. a ......" ... , .... llT TN fllff.,..._. ,__ It .... -' -.. l&LMACMIN .-w ........ ..... <:Am& Ir• i... NW41. .... La H•-M , ,9Uflt41M V•t.,, CA .. ,., Tlllt MlllHt It c9IW\l(tN .. ., M lfl ......... ., .......... .,. Tlllt tltl-1 •• Ill• "4111 IN c ... 111y Cl41f'll .i 0.-C-'' 911 Jllftt '· "" ,...,., , P111>ll"*I Qr-C:.0.M 04Mty Pltot. J"IY 10, 11, U, JI, IWI .., .. , P UBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS •UllNEll HAMI STATllMINT TM l•llOWf119 per-. It "4"9 llutl ........ Al(H PRESTIA OATA SY\TEMS CO NSUL rANT UtU Vt• S.nlle90, Minion Vi.lo. C .. 110.,lla 'l'J .. I Rl< ... l'd Char .. , P•ttll•, 21'1U v .. $61111•9•>. MIUIOll Vte10. C•llfornl• .,.,, Tiii• bu\INu I• conouctecl by an In• 01 ....... AKha•O C Pr••ll• T Ill\ ,,.....,_, *'" Ill.cl wllll tfte C.Guflly Clerll ol Or•-c-ty NI Jvly u.1 .. 1 ""m '"Dll.-Or-C.0.•I O<Mly PllOt, Jiily 11 t• JI A\00 I, 1 .. 1 >t•MI P BLIC NOTICE NOTICE 0' C600 uun11•u•u NOTICE TO PERSONS ..._ ,., • .,,., INTERESTED IN THE "·' -..t1u..i ESTATE 0 8ENEFICIAl. SE AV ICE co -"" F c. IR v I H 1y -'"""Tr"""..,_,'"' 1011-METZGER, DECEASED. 1n11 ducrti:i.o ouo 01 t•11•t WILL Notice Is hereby given: U~LL AT PV6LIC AUCTION TO THE To all perS""S inter .... ,. ... IGHEST 6100EA FOR CASH ""' "'"' lP•ubl• at .. ,.,.. of "'' 1n •••fut ed. whether as creditors, ""°"•'.,. '"' un11ec1 ste1n1 .11.19111, hei rs, legatees, or de· ""'and Ince'"' con••Y•0 to•"""°"' vi sees. in the ec:tate of C. h•ld by II ~r w l<••btd Irvin Metzger, deceased, TRUSIOR BRAOFOAO A SMITH, whose last address was ·~~o~·e~~IAAY STATE MUTUAL Ma rtinsburg, Penns yt· SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOGIATION, Vctnia 16662, that letters ecorpcwetton tes tamentary or of ad· R•<,,,_ M<trc11 "· '"° " •n\lr ministration have been Is· Ho ·-·n-ll~)-IJI ofOI 11c1a1 lhro•<11 ,,, ,,,. office e>1 '"' sued to Hollidaysburg R•corc1tor ot 0r ... oo c.o...,IY. "10 e11ec1 Trust Co., Hollidaysburg, of '""' a..c.rtbt• uw foll-•1>11 pre> Pa Blair C PA b 1>4'rly . 0.. . y : Loh 101a -1011 of T•.c• t01. c111 Blair County, a court of of "'••!)Ort e. .. 11. tn the County e>1 competent jurisdiction of O••ngt Stele OI C•lllo•n.. .. per the State of Pennsylvania. c-ty ci.n e10r ... c-, NI J..,, ~ttnr1 ,1.,.. '"1>11 ...... Or .... CMst o.lly ,. ... H, 1 .. 1. "'*'-Or .... CM.ti Delly l'il.C Jwly it,...._,, I•, 21, 1"1 ~t "C:TITIOUS 8USIHllH NAMll STATli.Ml[HT mep •e<OtOllO '" -1', ~UH JS to a. T Of M•><•ll-• Mecx. 1n ,,,. omu 01 hat the f o 11 ow ing lh• county •t<OrOor Ol Wld<ounty person iS indebted tO Or ?OO V•• a.re .. -. ,., •• ,....., a .. c,., holding personal property TN follo.1119 ptr-. Is OO!ng bull Jvly J• ....... '· 14. 11. ,., , ------"'" .. C A L IF O RN I A C•l~I~=·:,,,., ...... .., commonc» Of the Said decedent. "II""'°" " -.oo.., no we,,anty H 0 M E SA V I N G S & ts111•1nM101tt como1e1nen<><c"' LOAN ASSOCIATION, PUBLJC NOTICE ------------ PICTITIOUS MISlllllll MAMelTATEMaMT Tiit tell-Int --•rt dol111 blltllltU M : MAllSHA Ll!E A'TL, IUI S. Loere Sltwt, .--1m, CA CAltL F'. MAllYIH, UHi L• HtrmOM,~Ht..,.i,CA tHll. OOHALO VAN ATTA, mt .... -·,.,,_,CA. Tlllt -lllftt It t~tltd Illy a .. ,.. .................. C.Menln Tlllt tla...._I WM Ill• wllll Ille c-ty c-.. °' .... CWllly Oii J"'' Jt, 1 .. 1. ,,.,.,, ''*I"'" Orentie CMll o.11, l"ltot, Jwl' JI, A11t. 1, H, 11, 1 .. 1 · ,_.., PUBUC NOTICE ... ,..., IU,llltlCMI C:OU•T OP TMn ITATE O'CAUll'MNIA Pott TMa COUNTY 0, ltlValtSIDll .............. ,.o ........ 111•_....,CA,_. PLAIN1'11'F: LAllllY SAHO•lts JOHNSON •n• CHAltLOTT• IUZA•lrTH ~OE,IHOAHT· ITU'H•U L.. LUCAI; VIOLET AHN LUCAS eM DOlll I llwtotett XX, lllC ........ MIU IDM CAM MUMIMlll t-MOTlall Y• ..... ._ _.. Tiit ,.,. _., 9d* ...... yw ...... .. _...._ .......... '99 ......... ........ ~ ............. . ...... If rev ftfl •• ---· • 911 •ll0f'll9Y In .... Metttr, ..... ~ .. H ,,.,..."' •• tll•I reur ••lllt11 , ....... ., MJ, .... , .. tlfoCI 911 llrN. AVllOf U.-. .. ... .. r fr I Ill ............... ~"" ........... _ ... " .. ,..,... ...................... ....,_ , .......... SI Utl9CI ._ MllCllM .. t-~ .. "" ·~ Ill .... --.. ~· llecarto ll'lmatl•l•nMnlt, •• ttt• '"-'·· w ,........ ... ttcrtt., ti ... y ··~. ---, ........... 11 • ...._ l . TO THE O•,•NOANT: A dVll complelnt i.s ~ lllM W IN ,1.111- 1111 • .. Intl .,..., II ..... wtMI to Mftftll lhh l•...,.t, JOU ...... wllN1t a ._,, •fltr llllt -It ..,,, .. °" '°"· lllt Willi W. -1 e .nft'911 ,...__ l•ltle..,...._~ ......... r1111r ..,...,, w111 lilt tfllwoCI ., ... pllc•llNI el 1111 .... lff,...,, llllt C-1 IYl•Y trtt.r e ~ ....,._,.... r.r Ille rtll9' ~hi 1'le C~IM, •lllCll ~ r-. In '9"11 ........... tf ............... ........, ... .-.-w., otll9r ••lltf ,..,... .. 111 tlla •-· plelnt. OATEOJ_., U, 1"1 0.....0 ..... 11 .... Cl4lr1l l.SellcMI. o.My • .... ,L-°""-•ee. ,_,......_ . .,..... t ...... ........., ....... ._..AM. CA ft1tt .,.., ... , .. PYll411Nd Or .... C.... Oelly "1194, P UBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUS MlllM•ll lllAMllSTATaMa•T Tllo lellowlnt --•rt ••t111 ........... : AIRWAY "'"OWICH '"°"'ll, JIOO Alrwv ...... ..,, .. , ... CMte ,_. .. ,ee.nw ,r .. J . Smltll, 2111> ~· I.II., Hlllltlfltll.on 9N(ll, Ce...,._ "•ltcllle IC. Smllll, 110'2 Al'I· -•01.11..~~c;· n.-Tlll• 11\ttlMu ta c911dvctM .., • ....... I___., Pritcllla C. SMllll , Tiii' MM-' w• fllM •1111 1M Collnh Cltn el o..,.. c-ity en Jiily 2t, 1 .. I. PUBLIC NOTICE lllOTlC& Of' .,~CATION flOll C:MANOll l1f OWNllltlHI .. 0, ALCOHOLIC •EVllllAOe &.ICllMH LEOALMANAGEMENT, •10 Ntwpo-., )OU Pa..., 0. Vt11•. lr.lne, C..lllorn1• tVIS Tiii• bu•u1.0111 conducted Dy an In <ll•IOu•I 0.-1 K r_.,.,.,_, Tiii• .a.temonl wel llled wttn 1'11 Coullly C,.,_ ol O<engo County on July u. "'' F1'6W Publl\lwd Or•nuo Cw11 D•1ly P11ot, J"I' 17, 14, JI, A\00 1, ltet l)IJ-tl PUBLJC NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE RN. Pl.AVA CASTILLO, INC l .. OPlylng lo lllt Otp.,tmtnl Of AICollollc 8tYtr ... c.ntf"OI for "41" On S.le G,,ntr•I IP ..... Eal Pl I lo ult "CTIT'IOUs•u•1HESS arcollollc """ ...... 101 Adema NAMll STAT•Mll NT '11n11 Av-. Mllf\llllglon 8Hcll, C.lllOf'fM• TM lotlowing 119rson I• oolng bu•I 'lll>llllwd Orentie CMM 0..1, Pllet nut. MU H J"IY >t,""9.1. U, JI, lttl »t!Mt P11l>lhlwd OrellOt CMat 0911y Piiot, LA RAY YORTY AOVE RT ISI NC,, PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUI 9"51Mall llAMa ITAT•••T Tiit felt-lne --· .... INIAt .............. : Ol!E·LIOHT~UL OltA,HICS, t.U,..... a., ......... v ........ Ce. n1• o.-L-............ t.U,..... Ct.,,_ v.....,, Ca. ttM Cllflw• '--• t.U ,._. Ct., ,_, .... v.....,,c.. .. ,. Ttlt -.I-It c...-.Ct .. .., • ...... ..... ,. ....... 0....L-S-. ...... Tiiis .......,.,. wa f!Mlll .tt1t tr. ,_,.,~el ar.,.. c-.ty en'""' J .. 1, JI, '"' ,.,....,, Sin Sluon Or • Hunll1>11lon lie.Kii, CA ., ... Lerry R•y Yorty, Sill Sl\M>n Or , H"nlln91on BM<ll, CA.,..., PUBLIC NOTICE ----T'11> bllllneu Is c-ucl..i Dy tn In· MOnU rocaaono•s dl•tdu•• Ott IMIUC TUN.,Ell LMr, A Yony ..... 1.,•uru.c.c.1 r1111 lwltnwnl ... llltd wltll -H.tlo It......., ti...,, to c,....ltws of County Cttn. ol O<engo Counfy on Jul~ lbt wl1N11 lT9ll•l•t0<1 IMI t tout~ IS, "" lrtntltr It •._,.I 1• N mou Oft '"'DI tltrHlltl •••PtrlY lltrtln •fl• Pllblltft9d Or ... C..\t O•llY Plk14, -.SCrltlt& July II, 1', )I, Aue 7. '"' Jlll .. 1 Tiit -end -!Mu .-.. , tll• lnltn••d lr•n•ftrort ••• ValtNC* L-TYLElt, ... MAIULYN PUBLIC NOTICE 0. TYUlt, ......... HODO Lent C.U ...... ClllllWN• tJtV. "CTITIOUS 8USINllSS Tiit 1KeU911 In Celllernle of I MAMIE STATllMllNT dllof ._... 9'flct w 91'Wl ... 1-.I TIW lol-ng perton It dD1ng bull -CIMa of lM IM .... lr911t .... W ntt> .. '1'1Ja It OM!._........ JACKSON t. KIAi(, )120 RoO\tWll PWIMI"*' Or .... CaeN Dell' ...... All •I~ ...._.,_.. 11-.... M · Way, Cott• MKe, CA.,.,. 2',1 .. 1 J"4yJl.""8.l.l•,21.1w1 ......, ........ wu• .. , lllt lllltnU VE ANON E KIAi(, ll70 tr•ntfww wt\.Nft.,,,... ,.M', l•tt tt9• R_,..11 W•1. Cott.t "'°"·CA f2'16 t• ,., H llllOWll lo lllt l1tl9flda Thlt bullllftl ll <onGuCt.., by •n In .,....,_Wt-· dlwto..el --------- Tiit -. -_,,_, ...,,"' var_, E Kt•------tM ,,.._.,..... frlftsl9f'WI aire: LElltOV Thl• tte~t wa_1, tUed wun tr.e PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS•Vllllast WELTllll lfW l'LO•A WELTER, >I Count' Cl ..... Oii 0.engo C:....nty on July MAMSITA" ... llT ColHfl "8ct, C•t. Mffe, C.lll0tllle 11', 1"1 Tll• ltllewlllf ,,._ It -. lllnl· fli21. ,, .. ,.. ,.. .. H : Tllet .. ~' """""' Mritlo I Publlf/Wod Or-Coo•t Dally Piiot, ACWA TOTS, .a• c:.wtleM Of., dM<rl .... 111 ..,_,91 ••· All •tock 111 Jiiiy 14, JI, ""9 1, 1•. 1 .. 1 lUl .. I CwOf\9 del MM, c.. nw I•••. iw..tturt fhrbir••· 1redt PUBLI(' NOTICE C•IYltrert ftlllllt1 ,,.,<•, 411 • .,. '°"' wlll of • cwteln celit •· Cortten• Or., c.,._ del Mer, Ce. <ot•llltl --.,.., '-''· •1141 It t1'U lec•IH et J .. Nt...,.t e011t•vtr4. Tii i• 11\ttlllffl 11 COndtlclH by • CMt• ....... Calllorllle t1'11. NOTIU 0' T•USTEH' U.LC ..... , •• ,.,,,_..., Tl• ......... _~ llY !tie Mid Ujl A ... tO, M l, •I 11·00 •.m N•n c-.., ...... ct ltentl-• •I .. "' loc•ll .. It THIE c, l si.w. H s..IMlllultO TruUto, of Tllll ....i-1 wa Ill ... wtlt\ .. l'llOSTING HOUSE. \Ml ctrt.111 OMd 91 Tr"'t uacuted by '"~::':~,.,Kl•rv .,,_, , .. 0 °""" 111 23861 Et Toro Rd. El Toro, Tru ... Dr •ff1'ltlOl •bfM<llO•Cltltull CA. City of : El Toro, '" 1111 oo"~"O"• tecu•eci t1>eroDy California 92630 11orotoforo ... cutlHI tno 0tll•1rec1 lo That the undersigned de· '"• und.,~oned • wr1tt•rt O.C••r•Uon . . • of oe••u11 MKI o.m.no ,.., s.11, .,,., sires to receive the said ... ,.11onnooool1>•te<ri-•tecuon10 personal property or col· <• .... '"" .,,_,.,O'W>4 10 wu w•d p•o lect the claim Cs> and to re-ptrh to .. 1 .. 1y w1d OC>llGtllDfl,, a "° th I I lhero•fl•r '""""°"'"llN<l<•uMldwtd move a co lected or re· nOlltt ol bfte<ll •<Ml Of tlt<UOfl to ... celved from the State of •t<o•decl Aot•I 1 •. loit1 ., ""'r Ho California to the said state ;~·,~~ o;::O:'°" P-.... of w•o 01 where letters testamen- »io wio .. 111 o. maoe, but "'""°"' tary or of. administra tion to•entnl 0< warrAnfy, t•ri<tu or Im· have been ISSUed. pnea, •eGtr<1•1>11 11111, POUHtion. or A 11 p ersons ha v 1 n g tn(umt>•.,..,,., to pooy tllt romtlnlng I i i prlncto•1 wm of f11t ,,..,,., -u•eci by c a ms aga nst the dece· w10 o .. o o1 lru\I .... 1,, ,,,,., .. 1 •• '" dent or an interest in said ~~':.,"~:! :;:.~~°:.0..!:·~:·0,t~:u".~· estate and wishing to ob· 10, •h••11<t• .,,0 "'pt"'" of t~ JeC t to such removal must Tru•ttt '"""°' "'" 1ru1tt crea1.., Dr gi ve written notice of such •••• o...., o1 1ru•• !>t•a wie "''" 11e objection to the·person or :·;: 0:t:'!:·c:."::~~\1!~:! '.': persons indebted to, or "•nt • lo 1,,. CIYK c.n1er au1101119, holding personal property lOOt••'~~n A••-1n 1,,.c11v of, the decedent. Such 010••l'0t.C•11wn1• notice must be given to the •. ~~.':"',..::::-; ~.,!~~::1~·~_:.~~·:: person ho Id Ing the ~nP•ld l>tltnu of Ille obllg•llon personal property Or ~~~··:,: ;~,=.;: ~;1~'.~!."!~ against whom the claim is •M •d•Ml<n " '-"u•1 n ,0 .,.· made at the address as ltrm•M 11--O•ftQ "'" f OU m•v t•ll I I s t e d a b 0 v e w I t n I n . 1110 w~ TH I RTY DAYS after first 0•1• July I), "" t. I . ' ._1c1efs.,.,,1oce pub •cat on of this noltce. ••w1<1r"'''" Dated: June lS, 1981 a, To s-vic.c-•v . ....,. Ruth B. Weaver, Trust LtllM ,...,.., AuL _,..._, O t f Ice r , as Executor :-~; ~"!;!. e s t a t • o f c . I r v i n 111•1w1111 Metzger. P .. i.11,,..., N••PO" H••bor "'••• Published Orange Coast Preu c-rw0w111>t1w0<anoo C0Ht Da'I p ·1 t J I 10 17 2 Dally Pllol, Jwty Jf, Jt, .t.uQ 7. , .. , 1 Y I 0 • U V , , 4, 32~11 31, 1981 3040·81 PlJ Bl.IC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION Of SOUTH COAST BANK of Costa Mesa, Orange County, California, and Domestic Subsidiar ies at the c.lose of business on June 30, 1981. State B.ink No. 1239 C01111tro.n.o10r.,..c--,..,J"'y Tlleluldllllllt lr.,Jltt latnl-dto Wllll•m c. wwmlngion 111, -••· Jt, , .. 1. II• contummeld •' 111e offlct 01 GortMO 0t1ar i. ,.,. • 1n1lr1H11tt11 Ooflar Amounts ,.,.,,,. IUltltOW u citow co . ,,,. aui No 2111, tn lloolt 1-.a. Pa99 tut, of In Thousands "'*'"*' e>.,.. c...e Diiiy ,.. ... &.lrt<el1t A-. OrolftOll, c..111.,111• Olllctet •acordt el or.,.. Co<H\ty, C h d d f b k 2 ]"'L J"'' ,1, A\11. f, 1 •• 21, t"1 ,.,., '2'45 on Of' .ittf ,.....,.1 u, IWI. ct11to•lll•. -INt-t 10 .,. .. cer as an ue rom an s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .- PUBLIC NOTICE 'ICTITIOUS 9'114Nll.ll . ....,...,..,.... .. , Tiie tel ....... ,..._ It ...... llUSI· .....a •. INST.V.TCAU. tt4t .... lkllll l'i •• Celt• Ml-. CAI. .,.. 'Mii A. woe-. "" '911Uft "'·· c..t ....... ea. ... Tlllt ...._ It c.endll(tad II; Oii In ctMtllel. , .... ,..w ...... Tiii• ................. , .. will\ ... c.-tr CNr1t ti Or.., C-'Y.,. ,..,., Tiit• .,.., .. 1,.,.,., 11 ,.,.1e<1 1• 1.i11 Notice .. Ot1au11 -e1ac11oft to U.S. Treasury securities •......•............... 1,3S7 c.11 ........ Ufltl•m am-rel .. c:oea Soll --rKW-"'""II J, '"'· Obllgat1ons of other U.S. Gov't St<U.. .... • 1111!rvfrWl4 Ho UH, In ..,. .... . d ti 2 7 Tiit _.,.. .--e1 1119 ..,...,, , ... 1u1 ... Ofncie• Rocor.n"' wld agencies an cor pora ons . . . . • . . • . • . . . . . • . . . , Sl w1111_e1...,.,_,,.111 .. 1,.._. c-ty, w111 unttr .,,., _ .... ,,.to Obligations of States and row EK,_ Ce., 1'1' Eetl LlllCOl1t M id 0... el T'11tl •II el pUbllt auc political SUbdiVISIOOS ....... . . . . • . ........... 2,257 ,.,..._, c:ar... c.it1Wlll• f2MS, ...ci u .. for<..,...-... moowt o1 t1w ""11 Federal funds sold and securities tM IHI _, ler Ill ... <1 .. mt'IW 911 td Sl•l• of ...,_,le._ •I Seutll ..,. h d d crffltor -·•~ u ,.., ""'~ '"""· O••nt• cownt, Harbor pure ase un er agreement 1, 111e 111111_ • ._, ........ if,.~ M1111tc1,.1 ca .. rt, .. 01 J•m""'" to resell in domestic offices . '"•llt1111M•.-<lfi.cl..,,. ••wtuerd, H••oort , .. ,II. a. Loans, Total (excluding D•1" """ it. 1111 Cttt1eN1t•, •" ... 1 '1flN, t1t11 -tn· d I I JS 892 uroy Wtlla• ••rott <-_,.., to -,,_ held DV " unearne ncome . . . . . . . . ... , . • . . . , Flor• w.,..; ..,.,., Mid OMct"' Tnalln '"' P•-• b. Less: Reserve for "'*'""' Orentie C:.O.•I =:~=. :~·:r.:. ... ':",. ~.::.!:,:'~:': .!'!!: possible toan losses. . ........... 216 , 1 ,. 1111 ,.,._.. '° c. Loans, net .................................... JS,676 13,100 -------------1 J111, JI, A14 1, 14, 2t, 1•t M4J41 "· t"1. .. ,..,. "'-lllltl!M Orentie C.•t Delly l'ttot ~Y...!_ ·---_ 1 '•RCEL 1· L04 "of Traci Ho uJO. Bank premises, F. F. & E., etc ..........•........ 2,810 PUBLIC NOTICE ;~~:::s-;0•,~. ~:~:J'.! 1:f ~ Other assets .................................... 1,727 642-5678 Put a few U)(Jrds to work for you '" th• Daily Pilat ""•-~. rwc.orci. o1 °".._ TOTAL ASSETS ................................ 62,434 ... ,...,, c-1,,C11111om1e, LIABILITIES M0T1ct10fl1A&.a PAllCIL 2: An ""'"'1"""'1 non. Demand dePosils of lndlvlduals, .. ,,,.. PUBLIC NOTICE Of' ltaM. "'"""""" Utlllll.,. .___. tor Int' ta •nd I I lllOnC. TOCalDtT'Oll• ATNIYAH a.La .. , ... ,"".........,. L01a °' rract u•. partnersh PS, and corporal ons ......•.....•. 11.~2 Ot'MIUl TllAMH• ,., nea 1UN1t1CM1 cou•T •• .i.ow11 e11 • m., rtlorcltd '" '°°" Time and savings deposits of Individuals, ,. .. 1e!'.::!:!:!i"~~.... '=m::,::-:r ~::::'::: ~!!i.:::: :.:_u;.=::':: ~!::; partnerships, and corporations .............. 39,006 IN .,,."' _.,... ir.it11,.,.r !Mt• '"-,.......,. --.. ..,.. Ml· TNa cou....,., °' 0...... c-1,, Cellfornl•, IPOlttntt ,.1111 ..... Deposits of United States Goverhment .•............ 38 11u111 ,,_..., I• ....,. • "" '"°* en -u : NO. .... ,.,,. "''"" for •11119MI •nd .. 111emtt11 Deposits of States and PUBUC NOTICE Jiii' al, A119. '· 1 .. 11, Hit 141M1 *"'1-. ,....,..._..,... C..n7N •A YWAllD DAY 1 o .... TCM .. 1e1 Trec1 Mid ,_.,.., •1111 , .... Certified and officers' checks 1 010 .,., .. ,.., ,,,.,.,tr 11er•t11111t•r lllALM> •N=.•••o. ,.., 111 , .... 11.,. •• ••• ....... , Wflt•• ..ici '•<ti 1 •1o1.-t.oi a of political subdivisions ........•................. S,950 Tiie 11orM .W ~ ...,:.., tf 1111 ..... J"-1 .. 1 """"' OK..... ' f'Mllll fW -w ............ -· . '' '' '' '' '' ''.' ' .. '' ' '-:...====-=-=-=--=-=----==----1 -==-=::::======::11M t11t..-.v ..... ,.,.,..; Aw.,,.....,.v.,...,,c.,,.,. NOTtal ,1 Hllllalv oiv•N Viet tlKll ,.,,., ••• con•tr11eltd 1n •<· TOTAL DEPOSITS IN P•'BUC NOTICE "U•Lllt,.A.MDaltl,IHC.,17*•. Tlllt...._.ltc.-.c•.., ... i... IM w• ...... .,"NII •t .....,,. .. cordanc. w11110111ou1111 m...,.c1,.1 DOMESTIC OFFICES .............. 57,436 PUBUC NOTICE PlJBLIC NOTICE " Pe1111r1,.., c .. t. M9U, c.11,...111• .C•lftel, _.. 11 ... ......, .. ••......., IW4llMM•.,..., • .....,,-.""" Total demand deposits .............. t2,480 ------------..,... ~ '· GerWll 11111itet t• '""'"'•11•11 •• HI ' '"''""" 11"" "' 119 ..,. fecttluo Total time and 5avfnns d-lts ..... 44,9S6 • ..1.-Tiit Mutt• lot Cell,_.,.• et tt1it Tlllt ........_. -Ill• wt"' lie .... ler c-1, 111 w 9''9r I .. llll:tl 1•94W 911 .... ~ 12, • v-• ""KTITIOUS•ut•••N "CTITIOU19'l.,11.. <Jllef •m<llll.,. • .,,_...,.....,... c_.'°"'"°'._c ... .,.uu.-Y .,~ ""·••eMuttOAVt T11eattwt....,.•trlllfw• corn-TOTAL OE POSITS IN DOMESTIC llAMelTATllMllitT ........ .,. • .,. .... ,. offk• " ............. IHMNfW i.: "·'"'· WA•••N .. WAU•N .. HltGllt ............ "'*""'9'1"''•v~ ANO FOREIGN OFFICES .................. 57,436 TM f.,_.,.. --••• "'"' .Tll• f-.it--It ..... ...._.-.. ,.,..,. tt1u ~ ........ w• ao: '-O,..,..,......,.._ll,c.1t1vn1• Other llabllltles 1 737 M!MM... -••: . All .._ .......... -_. ... ~--OrMlit C..-Dally l"Mllt ltYIM, c:..t1y tf Or .... , St• ti T•t 11e"'t .... , •• ,. .. •I tlle ''''' ' •. ' ....••...•• ' •' ' '.'.'. ' ADVANCIO VIOl!O COM OlllllOGl!NTlll""'"·'*·· ....... "'" h Utt IAl•U .. J ... , ....... ,,14,11,1., ....... CMl .................. ,ltJ. ~................... SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY "°"'""° IJ1'Y9MA_, .. , ... lft9tf. ~ IMcl\ CeHtWMe lt•lf.ortr _... .._ y-. ._. ...._....., ... .._.. ..... tlflle •••111c.-....1t~H.llillett8(• Common stock Ctf';t~~~ ..... <• ~-"· °" .... ._ ,.,......, =:.r.,:_:,: • ... ..._.... PUBLIC NOTICE = = :::...'..:.'" 111111"' ~~=-C..~~ a. No. shares authorized .. 1,000,000 ,., .. ...,, 01• L.eeen A-...... , .. , """'',,.....9Mdl.CM1..,.,...t1M1 Tiie _ _.....,.... .-.... ., ,., ec...,_.., ..,MMll..... 01rtt111111 t• -..... ,,.....,.., b . No. shares outstanding 44,061 .. 1,210 c.;::.~..=..., HW .~':..~·H--dlOYM ... --~=:-:.·.-:o~r ... o •11• ':.n:::-..r =:.=:::.-=: t ::)9...,.-::::" .. -=-~= 5Wfiu~ CONT'RiBUTE00°CAPil''AL.:::::.~·.6:°'.' ..... 2,818 '°"•'*f~ .. _ .. ,_ J-11.o.._ Vl1t•1111A M. .-OU.•NO, tda N, ni. .......-....,_ ....... 1111111• M11, 111••et1 .. un.11111,..,.,.. ti..,.."-""' ""1,..lfftllll tf Rtl•lntdearnlnns 4~ ---Tiii• .......... -fllM ...... ~Orwltl. ~.., _ .. : ,.,.., ....... "' ltlt ... c..ty ..... _lee. • . ..••.•.•••.•.•................• TllllNHM"iu.t,Jr , C-IYCIMl9'0r ... (-.Y911JlllY Tlletllt.......,..,......,....11 OllT CCNTall, ttUt e .. c.ll 0r.,.., ... •8'Cll..,..,wtlelltw· _... ... ,..., .. _..,.tMllt_ TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ............ 3,261 ,........ '19•1 .. 1· ._,..111....,.. .. , ... .._.._ 91 ly~•ttt-.,i..•O: _.._.,..,.y,...,_.,..,_.. .. , TOT"'LLIABILITIESANO ~,.,. ,...,. Ir•••· flatttrH, ._...._,, lrMe .,.,, lie 1 ll .._fl. ea._. l.ot t• f/f Trect..., ,.., 111 ... Cl• • t• 111 ............. w """""-IM" ,.. "*..,..Dr'.,.c-ttDllltr"''"· ~1.,...0r.,.c...ao.11.,,...._ ,.,.,. • ..,....., -.11 _. • <e••• i.w~::=-;..~·~.:-t111 IYtfH.......,....,., ........ ..,. " ... .,, .. _,....,.laAC;t ~., SHAREHOLDERS EQVITY ..........•...•... 62,434 Jiii' II,.-..'·"·"·'"' ..,., '"'' *'· ,._ '· U, 11, ltll &Jlfl41 _....,...................... TMI ..... II~.., ... Ill ,.. .. tlllnlit rK,,_. "' .... '"· ...... " ........ _ .. ., ~ ., MEMORANDA ---•tt •n •· ......,.., c-ta ........ ..._ · ,..... -. .. .,.. •. M11n11.,.. ''"''· 1• •ni 1ne.m .... ,... ""' Tlmt Doposlts Of S100 000 or more PUBLIC NOTICE ~~-_,..,"' .-~.,._ ..... f9Cftl" .... 0r.,.c:..itr, ,_._.,..........., e..tt. 1........ In domestic offlcfs l1Pc only): ..... ,..... ......_. -,. ......... "''" «_,...,.,, •H-.. , "" w ~!!,, * """" "'-111111•1 •·Time c-... lfl"• .. es of ""'--1• tn .......------,,.,..,,,. • _.. llCMt• 111 "'-c.witTow.t9'0r .... C111111r•~ .....,.., on .. , ........... 11Mc11, CA. ,....,,,,_, .......... 1e ..... ,,, .. , ... ,, .,.,..... ... , ':.":::.W:r '::::-::::=~ ~'u:...'~:,=:.. ~~1110.. cu· ,., ,..,, ,..... ~-., .... ~ ,,. '-"" ,...., cJ.='f.:"tt~oo ._ .,... "'"' dtnomln11tlon~f:·OOO or more .•...•...••• 31,041 ~ .......-.. ..,_ It ..... ._. Tll• llllewtllt ,.,.._. ,,. _,119 fllel _.. ... ...,. .. ,._..... .......... OrWlllt c...e OllfY',,.... f/l lllll UtHM ...._ 111 c..,.,_...." D•tfft '""'•net b. Othtr tl{'it ts In -·· ....._.... """..,......,. .... ..,._•fl , .. .,.,1...,,,,..,.,,,... ....., ••••· ., '"' cu11 ,,. ....... u ,._,........ amounb o,iuio. Qrmore .................... 160 ICAT~aM'l IMTallll°"&, 1tlM C•) tuNOflOWnt ~INMCIAL 1 IUltltOW HC"°" CO., lt1t M. nlllluu• h 1111• HU'" llY MlllC..-Of. Markt l VOIUt of '-• ~ • .....,_., hecll. c... 1111) au~ v1:;_ 11• ..-:UT~~=...,....• l't1aUC NOTIC• :::::,-..TNll..=:.::.:.r:. "'--C:=,~ ln"HtmentHC:Utltt._ •• , •••••••••••..•.•.•••..• 6,0M ~.1111 .. ,. ca'"'· mn ~ .. .,. ~::.:!':'· 1•1Lmt1111 llMlll. na:".:. "..,.,.. ..., ......... ...,_... lfATa0ttCM.1"0.N1A 1 Tl'le underslaneet. ~let! J. Fl0tlo, Pre51ct.nt •nd t.w H4 lllailaedl.C...... u...o.ec.y ... _.,~~Cid za.c. ..... .,.,. .. lltlllwtillllt .... COUflTYOf'OAMO• I• Mary A.Alt,Vrc:.ePAsldlm.,tMM>ove-namtdb9nk, _.=.,-:--1t • .,...... .., • •· ~~~~ M111t11.e. .......... --::".: ......... ., • ~ c:_:,::.• :.-:t:. ": :!: r::=.• = ==~ ..=;::. ~ .::W. "=.:':: ~:; each dlCtWH, for hlmHlf alone Md not for the otMf: ~~ ,,.. """"....._ ... • ...,. • .. "\::':i.:::.;'•· c-. .......,..,.....,. ... .,...._.: ..,, c-.,"" ...... ........,,, • I have ptrM>MI knowledge of the metttn cont.IMd In ""'.....,.. .,... 91"'" L. .... ,,.,,, ,., .. 1u•••·ac._ co ..,. ,. -. • •:• """ • • .,.. ..... .,....,L""' ,. .... .._, 1 ..... ...._ ,. -this report Clnch.ldlng the ntv«M lidt hereof>,• I c-1YOM1•ar:CA111MY-:.:; ~==· 11•1 • ..._ ,...t::": ... ,.,-·~ -·-.--.. CAU,..,.,...T9o\llltt .... ""..-..... .,.,. .... believe th.It Heh 1tatement In Mid retaort Is true. "* '"'· nl• -....... 11 --. ... ., • :';';., rJ..-. ~ = ::= ._" m.: 7 1 .,. • ....... =:,--L....., .,...., • ............. ...,.. "" Etch of tht uf)def1IQntd, for himself .acne and not lor ,........ c.... ,...,.. ....,...,..:'t. ... • .._ •, •· .... 11 .. !"I:=:..,... • ....,...., .... ~-=:... :-' •s 1,.... ... _.. .. the ot,,_,., certifies uncMI' ~ty of peirlury tMt tM '-""· r.:r., ... _.., ~...,':" .............. • •• ..,. .. ~._.........., .~ ~,..._...._. for•oolnD l1tr1A1nclcorr.cL "* ---........ -==· I ::::---:·:c:.:.:: :-......· ~<;-.. =-EJtK.ultdattJulyV, 19'11atc.ott.MIM.CMttorna.. [ MILY!&Or I c..,~•or...c...ii,•• Mii& ~-'· ....... •,.. _ • .,_..... ,.....,...,. ......,. ...,.. /I/Nie~ J. F.torto. PrMldef'lt QAlllMID ADS "·'•· . N1119 ...... . --1•...,•• c;., -·.., .. ,,_u•••""" .. °' .... ewt /s/Mary At Alt Vke Pt~t ,_......_. ~....., """-_._ =-......., ... =• • 1 ....... a.. Dll•• ..... Jlltf t., 11.14, a."· -. Pubilthtd Or~ ~st Delly Pl~ Juty 11, "'' L~====:::;::=.=~J' .. '"·-'·M."-ttll ..... ~....... ~ ...... ~· ~.,..,...... C> ... C-..DettT,.... "'' ·-··\ _.... ..... ~~·~ .... "·-'·'·"" ....., ~ ' ., II -. ---~--._,.,- r .._.. ... W. .._..,_Wt HMMtF«Wt HMlnF«W. "-"'-Wt OrengeCoastOAILYPILOT/Frlday,July31, 1981 ........•.•.••........ , ..................... "' .................................................................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• • DJ !~~:~ .......... ~~! ...... ~ .... , .. !!.~. ~~ ....... !!.~! ~';:'.~!.~.!~.~ ~~ ............ !!.~ ~.~.~ ............... ~~ ....... J ~!.~.~ ....... OMMtrlt4Wt ON EXCLUSIVE KUN· JM,.,.CO. ~.._. 1041 wporta..dt 1 06t~w,.,.ltedl 1069 '600 ltMtll IOOJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• DWLIX $94.tOO lnvuton detipt! Two 2 Bdrm. Unill CWTtnl ln· come . '740 Mo. 1 year home protecUorl plan in· eluded Call to see! ... m 1 THE l<EAL ESTATERS ••• ............ 1248 Bristol Cotta Maa You a ... the winner of TWO FREE PASS~ ($17 value> RlNGUNG BRa; BARNUM• BAILEY c•cus Anaheim Coonvention Center Aue. 6-17 Long Beach Arena AU&. ~23 To t'laim passes. call M2·S678, ext. 272. PIS5es mu.st be e1cban&e<I for reserved seats at box office pr ior to performance. *** YOUI IST BETS!! 10 UNITS: Assumable $1 72 ,000 In lo ans. S311o,OOO. Orao&e 8 NEW CONDOS: From s12s.ooo to $137.000 Costa Mesa DUPLEX: 1 Yr old. As· sumaule Sl.50,000 loan S21S,QOO Orange. 6 UNITS: Brand new S 168, 000 loa_n '2.55, 000 Sao Bernardino LOT IN DANA POCNT 293 down · will ubordlnale S145,000 SO. CAUF.1.W.TY 546-5'05 WANTNPTHEtGHTS! Need 2 or 3 bdnn, 2 ba "pretty" house for clients who must leave their home soon 1225,000 to SJ00,000 range. Call Cleo, United Brokers. Rea llors 548·2739 or message 645-5000 ext 529. SUPEH! SUPBI! Executive 4 bdnn pool home in an excellent area. Creauve financing available Only $178,000. Ca II today 979-"70 ALLSTATE REALTORS llST-•--, ... Mc--Tl.GO NGLTONF CSOF.AUCURSFrE'S' W11Ast•·~ •••••••••••u••••u••u •••oo••••• .................................. ,. ..... ....,.., .. VV1'I • I • llabiAl•As un dOWft Wfltueopltoft ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1M SO.C+.Ll'OIMA lo the Newport Heights area in Costa Sbdn:n. pool. rua lralot ... auva ,;;;' Youn. It and eave orwc •LOY&YUD<h 1 Br 1 81 Coodo. pen RARE C·l H Newpo~ Prlntely owned la.nd Me 5 a ' s finest q U al it y De W Maoy xtru. $395,000 4 Bdtm~lll sba :!!!n lb.I~ T~!t lO~ ~u I lfulr om P 1 ~t 'd thouu~ floor Adult• Beach Property SO wit.hiathtClevelandNa-condominium project. We will be Broker: fU·HU. Jearprrorwo'cau LOTS w, ~r tC: aut ~~ en3 auarded 111e, pool rn1n1.11e 1n pnme tocoa Uoftal Fctell. 25 miles holdin 0 H< Sat/Sun 1 5 Be &37.aM Ml..,. o or • try arae rm. rt<' tac StLS.OOO Sand llon Owner will finance £11t of San Juan I pe~ ouse . . . Wa'"to :·-<'h.•Br,fam SUPER TERMS bath home with (&Mat Alexondtr Broke E1clu11ve Prtncipala Capistrano. Unique 0~ sure to stop In a~d see lhe difference 111 ~ .. MOllMWOODS 12.115.000. apPolntrne.nu. Xlnl as 67,_27411 · only Ask for lrenr port unity for creative attention to detail can make In your rm. l \4 ba. S14f,900. llAUTY L .... V.... I.E. aumable loans Owner ---Loudon. Al\. 63J-4241 or person lo complete a new b.ome. At the comer or Palmer W-i403 Immaculate 3 Bdrm 4'7·17{1 wUI help finance. Ap S31·J300 __ c u • lo m d ea 1-• ne d and Santa Ana. 752·6499 BBYcho. 3W8N8ER1,:,, baNo •. av""atc~ home on qWet cul de aac 1050 fr39'-iaed 11~5·T ,~nly A P E A C H A"10 Oeodtal<' Dome. Hi&hnt ... in NorlhwoodJ. Plush LAMJ-e H• ,000. ..,....n at WI DEAL!! SHVICI CINTB quality 11>aterial s PlanNRealty CUI. Corner lot. Up. carpels and CUilom ....................... I 5 119 Via Vella . Loads of fruit tret!~ + Uuy6000aq.ft of bldg throu1bout this 3,000 araded. Owner flexible, draperies thruout. Huge ••• t•I Owner/A(t.673-0697 RV access ,Lovi'ly 2 Ur with 10 bays Newport 1q.tl. home. On 2acres, submit terms. T7S·71M; patio with soothing spa. Move rlght In to this cotta&e + barhelor untt o 1 vd Cost a Me sa with view• U.S. Build 891-4627 (7W) Many extras plus. low w/aparltllng pool and BEST fllll( IN Anx1outi seller will ron $300,oOO. OWCal 12~ '6'1~.000. OWC/Trade. Owner ready to deal \A.I $167,000. By owner. St60,SOO fltTDI Hff '11·2242 ----)'our own eat 1 le· PllCl/SLASHID interest assumable loan 1 •pa. 9"'3 assumable N.u sider all offers. $160,000 Realonomks 67~6700 Courtesy to brokers ....... ......, ION CosteM... 1024 mi. to beach! Lmmac Princonly,$81-S2160__ UWIDLU C011do11ti.l ... /Tow1t-67Je•r.~t;3.(714) 878-1966, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• u p & rad e d t b r , • -... .__. 1052 3 Bdrm 2 b•lh, im ho••• for.. 1700 " .... , den/bdrm., 1 & ~ bJI. _,,..... ".,,_.. macula!A!! Owner an• •••••• ••• .. •••••••••••• For S•~ e>w.f' Ai.-1'/iO/o Pools, jacuzzi, tcnnls. 1•••••••••00•••••••••••• lou$. $205,000. ,ALM DISllT Spectacular •toryCape $84000 VA loan. 3 BR 2 clubhouse, wet bar. ILDICLOSIOUT RoyMce..11,llr. Deep Canyon Tennis Cod. 3 Bdrm, 2ba +lg 1 BA w/dbl aar, fenced frplc. Perf. for cpl. JTrn AT PRa;PECT New 3 br. 4 br & 5 br 541-7729 Club Lovely 3br, 2ba bdrm unit. Separate front & rur yds S N~ financing to exist· TUSTIN, 731·3111 homes, from S169,SOO. OC~OHT "A" Plan Great Green- guest rm w/laundry ·' 110,000. Brter64&-4390 ui&".9"' loan n....." Sat. .For info. COOt•ct Donna S4SO,OOO b•lt Lo" •uwV>. down b th L t, _ __. -' -,., ".,....' Rancho Sao J oaquin ...........___vt... .. ' ~ a ge ~assuma· SSOOO down, Sll80 mo & Sun. 1-5, 9766 Verde Villa, Portola Model. Phillipa 831 -0541 . H-u,..w Th1soffenng 1Sanest.tll~ OWC SlllS.000 at L2'1 ble at 12% + OWC 2nd buua 3 BR 2 Ba fixer in Mar, 535-lSOOor968-334l. d M 831.Q607 a . Muve in rond1t1on. 3 sale One of Nev.port BKR 9SJ.t220 ____ _ 673-0188 ; B" C many upgra es. ust h Costa Mesa. Ownr/agt ..r. o-op. see ! Open House OPlHHOUSl bdrm, 2 ba ome in Beach's finest v1rwb l UMDEIS70,000 SAU IY OWMR 642-1523, ~7Ei Hwl~ Sal/Sun 1·5. 50 Navarre SUN 10-4eveby appt ~;~~~levl:.:is HiA~g~~)' bdrm home with guest Nr South Coast Plaia! 3 2 7 Cora 1 & 3 1 1 USTStDl H..t.Ow I 042 Sl69,SOO. S.Sl~. 2Br, 2Ba, den. comer upgraded throughout ~~~~:o:~ 675 6700 decor al or s h a r P ' Ametbyst673-0l88 Lovely 3 BR 2 Ba, ram .-..................... .......... 1041 lot. many upgrades Shows like model Must Earthlone 1 Bdrm con· For S• ly OwMr rm home wlrplr. dbl Twnhle 1'7e0 IQ fl. 2Br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.54,900. Foxglove Mdl seU fast. Askutg $239,500 do. pool, spu clbhse By Newly remodeled 3 Br gar.$149,500. 2...,Ba. • guard ga.t e O•of~ mLake Plt.2Ql2Cimar-incl land. Come for 1n 100/o DOWH owner 2b h 'thba I w Broker646-UIO comm ., owne r will n>n Ct speclion Sat. Sun 1.6 Sharp,cleandoubleun1L mans a omewi Y v e · ' finance . Owor/agt o.tof 831-9949all6PM. Ownr. mobile home All new ----Loft · used brick frplc, SIO,OOODOWH $242500. 714)991-5490 Prime Dana Point l860PortWheeler or call appliances, new rar~l lttcOfMP'...,+y 2000 FAMl.YHOMl laundry rm. 2 car gar. Eastside Costa Mesa 1 ..._~ 104,. duplex on corn~r lot OCEAHllE:EZE 7tJ0,.9S960wner/Agl -1ng, fireplace & la rge ..................... .. lo a quiet residential Hugefi.xedassumableat Townhouse. 2 Br, 11-'J "-" near Dana Martna. 2 Clean air, mountain YILLAIALIOA. private patio Owne arealdeaJforagrowing 11 3 + OWC 2nd baths, pvt yard. 2 car ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm, l ba up. 1 bdrm view, trees, 3bdrm . l Br condo. View of wlll carry part finan c Op~~!: family. Lovely trad1· 673-0188 gar, vaulted ceilings. THIMIOHG down beamed clng, 2 ...,. b a , s p acious Catalina Owner will mg. ~p Ilona 1 styled home. NO CASH pool and spa. Sl00.500. TOWtiliOME? frplc, dining area, encl. townhome. Sl.24,000 by help finance. Submit of 20 units. E.side t::M. 7 custom built with many TD OK for down. Cute 3 OWC straight note Call the specialists at patio. S1S2,SOO owner. 533-7700 wkdays. fer. yrs old Overall f1J1anc- desirable features and BR 2 Ba cottage. trade R&H lnv't 752-2197 the condominium in· Mission Realty 495-6585 eves/wkends. lroltft', 963::8_182 mg 1or.4. Owner motivat- lols of room. 4 bdrms.. OK. Desperate. ~.000. formation cent.er. 494·0'131 ed Hurry! Call Kevin. office, upstairs play rm.. Ownr/agt. Hi61·0693 OW ... EI n-..ao.&l"ED Touchstone Realty New Modula r Type Trade Luxury Newport r 11 r I d' " """""° ~ home on h atre for In· 1"'llll!llllllllllllll!l-!!!llllllll~-I ~gm r~rm~ ~~. 1~: Col'OftocMIMcr 102 Large 4 Bdnn 2 bath 963-t1167 H0omeaf, letasPekd 3landt, ~ come Units or~ £qu1ty1- ma"'ulate --·"11on re· ••••00••••••••••••••••• home , beautiful ASSUMA.11.EVA ceanron · pv $280 ,000 Act now ' LIQUIDA.TIOHSALE " """'" Tl--hruo Cul bcba, 24 secunty, fLShing c 0 A ady to move into .-WOA wallpapers l ut. Take over high balan~e pier from s34 .900 Broker O· P gent IA.YAtOHT S399.SOO Three units with de satStred Owner will on v A loan on this 499.3816 63H:=.:51:.::;6____ Owner builder m115t sell 130/o WOW!! Spectacular borne with covered entry. Huge liv- ing room, fireplace. country kitchen. family area Magnificent bonus room. Comer lot, RV ac· cess. Owner may carry AITD at 13'k. Price. S134 .900. Act now. 546·2313 THE REAL ESTATERS fireplaces. on a 45' carryAITDfor7 years almostnew3Bdrm2Ba -""-'-=-'-'---E"'STILUFF n o w Exdu s1\'e Corona del Mar lot, for at 13.5% interest Foran on large lot. Nice up-New wood/glass. spa, LOVaY "' Peninsula Pouit home the price of a duplex appointment to see. call grades. tentral air. lrg solar, 8 dk.s, 2 frplcs Unusual I levels br or 4 brand new 4 RR 4 811 Favorable assumable 540-1151 covered patio Call for 3+/3+ clolell.mobstrut· MIGUB.COHDO br + poss. office .,. sep .,. boat dock ''our I.st loan. seller w/carry details. t.able/panor/vtllg vws Features 3 bdrm. 2 ba, entrance. Huge Country termi> or cash d1srount 2nd. Priced at $329.SOO k99M. P/P.494·7631. uparaded thru out Kit . Lge Playroom .,. Dan Bibb. agt 675 2311 down payment $82,000. lurrta ... "I ... , M 1cro wave. le velors. wet bar & pool table. J B 0 /Bit II ... ~ "' patio & community pool bath Xlnt financing 640 7665 Y wner r -wi I Only available front row Great investment As· Im med occ. $267.500 OCE • 11oJfR011o..1T coo rale.67!>-3141 I lot 'ui ,.,,_ ga•..,,, a-a bl f """ " h B 0 ""·-2bd "'"" Lc..r ·~ suma e 1nanc1ng Owf!e_r a.n 7~ 8 a~1 1 in 2 Bedroom House wit y wner , wv rm Plans and permits for Sl4l.OOO . ~!! Y owner oc;, 04.' new 3 Bedroom Unit 4 houses on 1 lot $130,000 ele&ant villa. Sl.650,000 BLUFFS CONDO-Single Balboa Lge pnce redur car garage, la rge lot. Assumablell"'c lstTD CAROLTATIJMRLTR GOLfCOUISE story, 3Br, 2Ba, Lmda Lion 4 & 2br dph 20~ d own 675-0562 OWC2nd_640-7464 EllJCEO I 4lN-0029 Plan. New apphas. lllt>. 6407990 B k * * R UVIHG etc Assumable loan. ro er. . • 2 BR. 2 ba, R·2 lol. Rm Saft Juon Enjoy serene setllllg m owner agt S230,000 078 434 llGONIA. 4 IR POOlHOME 2 Bdrm condo 1n adult ror 2nd unit 2 bllcs to this totally upgraded 2 855·201._3 ___ Capistrano I Elegant oew 4 Br V1r· Exce11ent College Park oriented <?rang~tree bch. S21S,OOO Assum bdrm 2 ba condo Good --••••••••••••••••••••••• tor tan partial vu, area. Has Sl!0.000 I.St. as· Super loralM>n. aJr ~· $130,000. 494·9518, days location Affordable --------TRA.DEOISALl ownr I contractor JUSl sume at 14'1,. $146,900 dillonmg ~more. flexi-_,g'T::.:8-'°"827='-'9'------fuiancmg Sl.28.750 HEWP'ORT CIEST 2 67 At res. 3500 :.q ft completing. SS75,000. David, 646-3255 ble financui1g. North Lagl.Vla Beach, ISO first lime buyer and re· home, barn rorrab, .y ~ 3 IR +pool + spo Now 163,400 deg. view or water. this 131-1440 llree. step nght up and \'1ew of entire \ alle}. "'"~ Harbor & Baker area. g property will be going to make us an offer A two many extras. f1nan<'mg. Custom 4 yr old home 3 $146,900. Ow.ner will ~i Woodbridge court Aug. 6, a pe_ lllion bedroom rondo with lot~ Pri\•ate Owner l1r'd Bdr m, 2"1 ba. Xlnt l l3% thS40000 HewportlNdl 1069 of character Vaulted (714 >493·1372 financing. $410,000. 15~ carry a wi ' Really for order instructuig ex-••••••••••••••••••••••• ceilrngs and wet bar are S--' ... dn. Courtesy lo Brks. down David,646-3255 55 1·3000 . ep~~totvr htoasse~~alfif;g·. SIS,OOODOWH Just some of the uma""'"' 1080 ""' 0096 ....... '""" ~ ' ameo'1t1es. Too good to • •• • • • • • •••00••• 00 •• • •• ....,. '....,...,.,. S 1!:1---1 •t?O Rarrann Ph~·1"'"' Case No. A·lllS:B3 Ap-Nice 3 Bd 2 Ba end unll. 1-.--------i •r...-M! · _ ... /'"/81 •~ .. , 000 near So. Coast Plaza. last! S165.000. HR. SO CSTPLAU 1• Highly upgraded" 4br praLS""' 1 "'' · ......,, t ,# 3 Br I '-z ba "Bradford' CDM OCEAN VIEW home on lge lol Clse to PERFECT! 522 All view. Laguna P&I approx $849. Call Cote Real ty condo $99,SOO 8 4', as LovelyHarborViewHlls everythmg, must see to 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. corner Beac h Requ1re.d now Jeanne Saller & ln\•estment sumable on t..57.000 Isl Hills home w/3Bdrm. appreciate. Name your local i 00 , Irvine's amount ol bt overbid 631·12166 640_5777 549.1636 aft ~m famrm,pool.&fealure& terms! A.ltd /low down CollegePuk.Showsbet-$299 ,750 Cont ac t ?ak flrs, freoch doors. high asawnable. call fo r ter than model, steps ~o &42·9038ev.__=es:::.:·'-----RVM~ Jac. 3frplcs, + more appl to see 957-2819 school and pool Owners Catalina SUllSet. Lower 3 SO. COA.STTEIR. Own~r wants olfer Will Owner A . motivated. call now. Arch Bay. Pvt area Grt 2 IDRM • S.4,900 R t ~I TOR<; 114 lr.O <1333 Trade Luxury Newport home on •, acre ror In come Units or ' Equity S280. 000 Act now ' Broker to Op Agent 631 4516 RE Sales people to learn 1n \l'Slments & e x rhanges Xlnt oppty for n11ht person 100". com mission available Con f1denl1al 1nterv1ew 546 58811., Vui~ __ USTSIDE 4 units S20,000 dwn. Own er will finance !>40·3666 'Whelan Real Estate UNITS Any size. 60 30·40 16 Call for set.ups ~3666 Whelan Real Estate_ FOR SALE IYOWHB consider low down or DESPERATE' Near ocean vu. 4br. beach COIH9COHDO withA.SSUMAIULH lease opllon. k85.000 hse 499-3144 Duplexes. oreanfront. WALICTOWCH Sharp unit w set•uru~ •,Acre ~ 4 houses As· Ask for Caro I e foreclosure, 3Br, 2Ba. . buut1ful ocean view 2 bdrm. 2""• bath. com gales Good for \ounl( sumable lsl TD al !1•2 , Mt Mahan 644-9060 or S20.000 dwn Sll3.soo lro..IE&ftSWORK Perfect lorat100 New pletely refurbished startersor seruort>l't'" 376 V1rtoria. CM 644-8067 A I. La0oris64S-9l6l n1>sv cood.&t100. A . 673-7300 View of ocean from $60.800 al 12 5•, 2nd 640 7464 or549_:3232 __ MESA. Y9DE ~you. would expect at OCEANFRONT Duplex balcony. $143.000 ma) be arranged 7 t;n1ts gross income For • Ad M W OllM'I Worid 502 Acacia. $324,000 OPEN SAT/SUN 616 Begonia. $249,900 Drive by, then call SARAMARVlN 675-56811or675-6000 Bucc:ola Ho m e by 'tftOt' DOWN this pnce. Rambbng 2 & Tn-Plex Xlnl loc. 644-72 11 S26,280, S22S,OOO cash. owner, cbo1« loc. 3Br. * * LU/O bdrm. 2 ba No. Laguna PP 673·7677 673-7873. 642 1334 days 851 9889 2Ba, formal duung rm. Like new 2 Br condo in home on l&e ~an view -~~ .... , ~~-----·msm· e\ es . Lots for Little! Five Plus Vest! --__ ... -.... ~~~ lg ram rm, wet bar, prestigious Woodbridge. lot. Expansive deck. p•DTV IN •-.... -trl I/ beautifully lndscpd. Close to park & pool, hardwood floors. wl2nd Ml 1 · ~ "P:c,..:.... 2100 fruit trees. Prui onl" bo •th fireplace io den High HARDnD YJnll ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I _ r -· •1 979.2302 ' great starter · me wi balance. low interest as UUll tn r ••••••••••••••••••••••• assumable fianancing. sumable loan. $249,950 Smashing family room MEWP'ORTCREST Vil. WdlA COftdo CdMDUPUX MESAV9DE SlllS.OOO.Clllfordetails. Boat Canyon Realt y, with wet bar Un · 3 Bdrm rondo Close to 3 Bdrm tn le\'cl rondo. STOPR&nlHG IESTVAL.Ul iJUL. .. Ab . d 494·6503. believably beaullful en· pool and tenrus. Excel 10•; dwn moves you In Industria l condos for 4 BR 2\.'J ba. plus 1 BR rental. $25,000 down & owe balance al 10% int, ownrlagt. 760-0297 Sharp 2 Story, 4 Br. 3 Ba. ~i ·~ rl. ge l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!ll!!!!!!''!l tertainer's patio. s Bdrm f10anc1ng. Pnced to sell. SI09.900 ~:li66 sale 1000 to ~ sq. ft. d d R I -Sommerset on fee land. SlB9.500 Whela ll untington Beach & new carpet. re woo ea ly OPlH SUM 2-5 Absolutely 11nmaculale C/21 Mewpori C..+r. n ~-ountain Valley. Call !~~:a~~~~:a~~·1~ 551·3000, UI ._Vista move-in condition ~«!:_~357 _]6~767 Real Estate Pau-1545·61lS7.Agt. down to qualified buyer lttoBarrtftn "'"'>·tntnr Wonderful vie ws , Creative financing Sl6S,OOO D Bourke privac:y & quiet can be available. . Lah forS. 2200 R Ito 546-9950 found in this uruque 3 RED CARPET S1r1t1et I~ I 088 ..... • •• •••••••••••• ••• ea r LEASE/OPTIOH bdrm. a bath & fam ily ....................... ~ • MESA VERDE 4 Br. 2 Sbdrm Jba Turtleroclt room home Seller may 7 4-1202.. WIHCanyat 100/o Ba. with pool, beaullful-SSO.ooO do~.· Owner/ help with financing .. Beautiful Sunsel Beach ly landscaped & easy agt, 644-6125 aft. 6pm. $495,000. THIE ILUFf home 3 bdnn. 2 ba . lg ~ care yard. Owner will WO OD BRIDGE By OCEAHVIEWS , ....... _.. l1vrm, famrm, loft REH T 0 RS coD nsBidoerur~·eA. RSe~.t~. Owner 4 Br. Assum. fin This stunrun& home can ..._... " D~~ w wtt bar 2 fplcs 25'. M=ic..t · Broad m oor beusedualbdnnora 3 bdrm. din. rm , Uv RE~LTOR S dn owe balanre at Sp U::.. S46·9950. OffB "Aspeowood" on a quiet 2 bdrm with a 2 bdrm rm · ram nn .. FIP, 2.., 10'. ~ w lk ba. xtra Large porcelain Prime ~ o r....a.s This beautilul6 Br home MA.Kl cul.de-sac. 1183•900· By quest apt a 10 tub w/ceramic Ule walls Price lledilctioft P" ~ • 1-5 ;. decorated in a tradi· DELUXE4br or schls. appl.SSl·S.Sll beach. Lovely gardens & floor •covered patio 3 Br, fa-·'" room, E 167141GY¥!.w, ... ho & f""""' Sl.24 500 with Koi pond & spa plus uw, Lo GGWW11n:: Ilona I style with charm· 5 ps • ~;v· ' • OUTSTAM>IHG d .. ,,....., ooo areas Pric:e '230,000, 5'1 plan on lush grei!nbelt u mg wallpapers, custom gpendlwlt~~· 3151 Piao 1 in Campus View. eHIGua sHOllS down, assume k0.000 I.st Best assumable loans m ! 7 1 4 > 9 9 4 5 9 6 0 0 r window coverings, todp V laLnal..AaGn,E CREEK 3 bdrm. 2 ba . ronnaJ The yowipters can wallc Lrusl deed al 71.;~ Xlnt the onguial Bluffs Sub l213J92().8332 quality carpet. an · dining room with oak to school from this nirty land lease 1853.00 per m1t all offers. Available Ottt.r RHIEs~ YOU'LL BE ENRAPTIJR ED Walk to the beach from lhts magmfitenl street lo street lot lorate<I Ill the prest1g1ous Coast Roya le neighborhood of- fering homes with a price range to Sl.000,000 The lot features a elegant wood floors. The HUGE 3 bedroo?1 condo. flooring. Conveniently b d 2 ...,. b 1 h year Can't change until for lease-Optl<>n or lease home offers a playroom about 1750 sq.ft. 3 y~ars close to shopping and 3 rm · . a year 2003 14~ uil only Reduced to S2!18,000 with built·in cabinets & new. with formal dming. recreation. Very attrac· townhouse tn a gate 2nd trust deed due ••• • •••• • ••••00 •••• • ••• spacious 60X 100· and Ill· Mobl .. HOMH credible ocean and extra storage, f~~ily f~mily room with ~e~k. tive terms. $175,000. guarded private com 19116-87. Call owner for D.M. Ms'lhal Rltr room. formal dtning fireplace. Amenities munlty. Sl.99,000 appt. daily after s pm. 76o.oll5 room. 41,; Ba. kitchen galore. Sl'1,000. Call r ~1\1"'\Cr 1714) 760-M25 eating area, pool and a T A R B E L L ':'-"dl(fL-. CdMDUf'LEX 4 BR 21,',i ba, plus l BR rental. S2:i.OOO down & owe balance at 10<1, int., ownr/agt. 760-0297 magnificent view of the REAL TO~. 979--2390 •r .. 'O'I' ocean and lights of1·-------•I JO SteplTohodl Water view, Includes 1111811 o..,..,_, land. 10% assumable Newport D.M. MwlWRlr 760415 MOYIEIH COMDmOH Sharp 3 Bdrm, 5 years new, large open kitchen, lovely atrium, earthl«le carpets. A.skin« S13UOO. TWOCOMDOS 2 br 2 Ba J:ll'Wer S 120,000 lc$12S,OOO '7~1771 CaU540-llll -~~-~~~-, s HERITAGE YA,MOOOWM REALTORS 4 Br.sup«b\o'.~31186 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Whelan MINCH OUAITll Real Estate 3 BR 2\.-\ ba lwntiae ...... 6 .. .___.. I Pat.lo, fplrc, dcMlbk! lat, •-•- OWC Sll0,000. BKR 00•••••••n•••••• .... •• MM390 New dl.x 3 Br townbouN, Cadllla<'tto<Jo.Ctrta walk to be9eb, tully dc- WbatevttUle Fad 'corated. 1239,000 +min. Roll 'emotrthemarbt ~n .• $38-033Z With a CtusUled Ad K;eiil'9M .. Mir I OU Call Now! MZ-5!1! 3216 OCEAN BLVD. F•WIYIWMEI: 3bdrm,,.,2bo. 40'x 135' lot. Coll; r-ieldsteod & Co.: 975-0117 wkd1y1 ~-0. '*1 loan . 4 bdrm. 2 ba, OCEANFRONT NEWIYOWHER 3 BR & den. S895,000 3711 Seashore Owner w/carry.157l-M78 Cl l•t4t4-1177 w /p ossible gue s t quarters. CaU now for lrYM I 044 'delalls. 7SUGI ········!.!.············ llST TUlnl IOCI LOC4T1<* Double fplc separates sunken livi ng r m from sky.Jighted din.rm. 3 BR home deslgned insid e & ·out w /8t yl e & impeccable taste. Seller wi ll credit buyer up to $2.500 for loan points. $265i900. Dorothy Lewis 752·141. (Ul > HAllOI Hl•HLAMDI AT ITS llST1 Unique opportunity ror a special 3 BR home in oae of Ne wport B eac h 's bes t nel1hborboods . Owners wi ll conslder an.y offer. $185~ Jolv\ Richard M1.f700 (Ul2) Plan IV Real: Sell with EASE• lt'sa BREEZE Classified Ads 642-S678 SIA WIMD-llST VllEW STIHT Spectac ular view of the city, mountains & lights ! 3 BR, ram rm & beaut'~l garden w/Koi pond . $335,000. Jane Paquin M2·823S (Ul 3) NOMT IOW-NIWll ILUP.FSI Lovely end unit, Dolores Plan 3 8~1 _2~ Baths, Master suite, two Pit.IOI, Built.in kitc hen and view of upper bay area & mountains. $325,000 Fee Dick Halderman 642.SZSS ( u 14) Fors.a. 1100 wh i tewater \'lews. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlS0,000 499-45.Sl ·I!~.m~!· 8 bt~go ElhftSole . Benullful 24x60 Bar· rington Home. 2Br. 2Ba, fam rm, in Costa Mesti's nicest S st.ar park 1-.t lwy iii Towt1 24x60· 19'7 I Goldenwest 2Br, 2Ba w/fam1ly nn & wet bar, in Lagun.a Hills nicest S atar park 21 yrs + to quaury. SJll.000 CWSIC MOIUHOMl SALIS 2706 Harbor .Ste 206-A 140.5'17 Morro Bay. fabulous ocean view lots, lo, lo prices EZ terms. walk lo bea_ch 641· 7452 A t R 1 lot. 29'xl25' ara Ala.bama, H B S7S,OOO, Owner Agt 1213 ) 923-9786. (714) 962·5153 eves ......... Dfttt't. lHOrt 1400 I I I : I I ----· .. Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 ........... "1• Af ........... ..-. 000 Office..... 4400 .......................... ~ .............................................................................................................. . -..ww. .._..vr. 'h• u.•hti• Hwetu.,.,111•• ..,..,...._. 17'tC:O.W.. Jt24HM1&t1•.._.,.40M1wwt1Mdi JH ~[~~~~-~hr .. ~~WESTCLIFF .................................................................................................................................................................... 1.~~~............. .ua.~ DV\1119 •• ........ LDG (Wef~ C..W.. JU4~..... JIU Mew,.,.._. JHt 2Br, 281 lwnbomt. MIAlllA~JIOIM AdlU, oo pet.a. zer, 28a mo.CM.*'ll I . ,,.,.,.. . UM ........... -......... ....................... ....................... btautltullr ~ndsrpd, Cl]>tl, d ' blt·lft•, il· nur Hoag $.WO mo CHRISTIAN Roomft)alt MIWPOITllACtt ........ ~ .......... lbdrm, 2ba, far, nr Fotleut,~3br.tbt• 3l.DOCI trple, 1.,, lndry room, lebd ar. .~ f31·MU~ 2br, M St . N.B. Ptnn ComerWlllttlllfDr , ..... ._. 1cllo0l1,.r!odrpt· hied I b r ho m • • • 3 8 2~ 81 Nicety df. etc. $dO mo. Adtt.no DELAWARE PINES 81cbtlor, pvt tnt, ba, Slee> 17S.'1D Du eves •11'\'tneAve lt •trtl ..._, land for ~~'1:1mo •=:.:pt. :~:r-.=:, ~f~ cor~ltd Co~do h200 . S4MO» Sparlou:t~2· Bdrm ~:t~~o,. !~~ln!,:ntil~i :ner. hM 3Bdrm. ZBa ::.~ioe';l~o~ul~ mu aum utu,.. •P· ---l •• 1 -~1 ••t -Mo Avail g. 1'7M'175 ' pnetatloa.Ht11Ulypro. • ..,.,_or ... ._, · · · Q9efAMso._n P'rplc . atove . dla June '82, UT~/mo lime. E.SidoC.M WIU tomey, ReaJ Eltate or d1.1e1Da Avocldo • eltn11 Tow11ho111e. I year old, 3 a enl Harbor Vlew Homeu BR Lra t Bdnn. Upper. '32& bw11her, prbiaae dis· ns.mo abr w/1or2 mp• con E n l r e pre n t u r . vov11 for lncomt 6: t11 Br. 2 81· iltyllabta, M&uMa 'llte JU7 281. new tpta. fll75 mo. mo. Blll 11odtcapln1 poeal, pool, 1111\dry far YWL y 1enla I youn1 lid 1u Beautllully mtlnllllled 1llelter. Lovely view frplc. lmuterpool. ~·t~ ....................... A 111-'T'lll"JIO. YUll·ROUllO PUM; Nopett. Small, quitt complex ~ BU<TOOCEAN ~-&5.58 full service bld1. Otnce bome • recrtatloo artl comm Y • 1 HOMEFORRtNT Bluffs J Br, famlly rm , Soc,.. Ac:IMllM °'' LEEWARDSAPTS Adults only. Ptb ron· Male/Fem tu hr 2br tiff now1v1U. w/fllbinUIOftd. tns,ooo. ·2134 3 Bdrm. 1125. Ftnced "E" plan, 11200/mo. 8~:~'~'8~? 2020FullertonAve. sldertd. l Br. k50/mo 2 ~~~·: =·=~=· Cd M Mall AUi. lit. CllMellM Mic Greaor Rt1ll y. DELUXE48DRM yard• ••rap. Kldt If Alao Blulfa 2 Br 2 Ba, Partiet •PlutlllOlt __ 831 Br. USO/mo 19221 O~ •87~5710 Yuri .67MM 64MIOI Ta.MlO, £vei '121-lt!I. Nr. aebla, '•bops. MOO pets welcome. 5'5-ZOOO. view. llOO/mo. '1'0-98'11 OMAT MCMAllOfl Newly decor ZBr. w/flr, Delawue St. <So or ~_j,,! -•·e~ to 1hr N 8. condo. 1Ql)f Del111e Suitn, AC, IHI.... mo + sec. No pets A ent no fee. A l. leM11•Ftte1.t110n1 idlt.a. crpb, drpt, bit Garfield) 842-8807 or Lovely 3 Br 21,; Ba 111 fully rurn. IZ:J) + "'uul ampl ~lta. utll~ 2BS5 ..... .._ JIOO 17$=23'5 ....._ _..--...... "'269 3 Br 2 81. lloule with (1>10 & pio 1hop) • 2 Ins. Fnrd yrd w /patio flu h n : T. ues Thu r1 Newport Crest. M9S M~ E c -__,.. E Sid 38d 8 ..... w,......, -~ 1' In ~ 2 d HM1tt1Cllit>e •Sa11nt w I.er pd &38-..4120 1i alter S:30PM. 1-'rl Mon 1Jt. & last+ llOO secun Jan.Don 6314115 · at wy.67 ...... ••••••••••••••u• · e rm, 1 a, ....................... aw mm I + 1 • • Hyarom1111u•. a · ca 9-SPM ty Eves & wltnds Fem 25 to~ yrs to 1br Primeomcespaeeillnew I E EINllMl'Ol$1 w a • b e r I d r y e r • HARBOR RIDGE Oceao dJtLon1l ~I ty Br • ram Sw11nm1no • Gou 1·5 847 Vlct.or11 k50 ---64).8905 2br. townhowit ~/mo bid&. Dana Pt Ocean " ....,.. stove/rerria. adLllt.1 on· View Lux. 3 Br 3 81 rm • rrplc, nlcoly 011v1119Rtno• 29l9 "f"SaolaAn.1Avt Avail now 2 Br I Ba +u11l Call 9S 752.-s.set mtn views. Avail 9/81 .. YISW • ly, MOO/mo. 5411.2733 Lge Muter IUlle. dtn, landscaped. Sl 150 Mo. llAUT1'Ul APTS: ~ U fi s I a I rs. d • h w s b. OCIAMV1tw r .. 1 Pre·completlon ltaalna llCllm5 f79$ Mna del Mar belU· wet bars, f.p .. tennls, 640 l32'7, s.s..elBll, office sinoiea, 1, 2 Bea· 2 Huge Bedrooms in re {111~· w/d, balcvny. I La 2Br furn Qr not 10 M/F lo shr oceanfront bonus 8'1>33:51 ty 813 l>Mlclio Dr. 3 pool , Jae .. 11900/mo. 7~-6597. 1oorn1 • f'urn11h•d 1uper location fully ch Id K. no pelJI PleM!l4' steps lo und P111to IA. YFIOMT OfffCI OPPOITUMTYI bdrm ,2ba.lscovpal.io, 81HU'l,~ICll9. 48r4Bl.clean•1barp, '~•MJll carpeted, built·1ns. S49S 5452000 Aat. no Yeara·around at S7SO pror S3'7S mo. Must be Primt Office apece with landsc.ped. fpk, Inds .wxt to teMil • beach. L1v1no •No Pel•• around floor Over 50 fee . _ mo 1st + sec dep mponsible A.vi. now or SS sq fl Pa rltin g. well ltnowu Exchan&or · 111tdner, m ~·d. no ........ C.,O. llSOO. Koop 8311288. Mollrls Open °•11Y Adults only. No pets. Deluxt poolside xlrll Owne!lbltr 848-4M7d a. will holdr.Jli/l Call Ad l!!!l!<>r1al,etc.7~9440 Services: Seel'I, an• . pelJ, AAT·dn avail 9-1 lk1utlfully ~rated A t U io 8 S350 Mo. 588 W. Wilson. large 2br, 2ba, bltns, 2 Br 1 ~ Ba Townhousr Sitter, 11210, 842-4~. 24 Office, 2 rooms w/ wet· 1 t r v . , co p I e r El Dorado model. 3 · 0 k ood A A .,..,. •• 17 ds h I ' I .... h hrs. b .,32 fl 1•u '200·l300/mo. lmmed Mesa del Mar. nice 3 br, 2 Bcirm, Z\'a bl. wtt bar, Npt Shores. 2 bllul beach, I w . _,..... . w r ,, m1 es u.:at· . style Adult&. no pel.'S ar, • aq . "'m area occupancy. Near OC b1,l1e yard21188EIRio parquet fin. Security 3Br2B~twnhse,beam OerdenA'*1menl1 SPACIOUS2BR.Adult, AdltJ,nopets kSOmo ~SS48-2682 S200 Mo Ut1l pd Airport. GeneTribolet. Ci r c I e 117 S I mo gated, view S1200/mo cal~ ce1Un11 Uv rm, Newport IMc:h N. open beamed cell1n1 . S35·83112 Oceanfront. yearl)' 1 Br LIBERALG R.C 646-1684 751·2299.~ lse C u Doon s Ito retr1g W/D no pell rent &&01rv1n111111111~• lots of wood, servlne 2 8 E D R o o M modem wood & glass Roommate Contact **PHOTO*• 552.7655 ColleeeParlt,lovely3br, S44 ·9~78 o/Heunr~ unde; mkt USO/mo (714l 645·llo.4 bur S4JO Nopet.s. 2256 TOW NllOME Pool. apt Util pd, no pets Service u .7PM. •S1VDIOS • ........ 2ba,lgefenced yd,2314 MZ·~.Bkn. Call547·2874 NewponlSMctlS. Maple 50·7351, park. near btacb S600/mo67S.m:l 213/0>-~ Av•lltoshr21.,utudlOI W -"t4 UOO Collt&e Drive, S650. lJl, 2 Br mobile home on I Br Penthol.lst Adult 1700 ~~1~156cfs"ii3"'"" S73-a803 963•5l9t -Versa a lies. I br, vie~ of w 1 l h Ii g ht~ . et c ••••••••••••••••••••••• II.st .ti S200 dep. Family water. qui el , n 0 bids. No pets, pool & l't'C. · Larae 2 Br bit Ins. Lge 2Bdrm, 2Ba ocean, beaut clubhouse, M IF. 2 bdnn apt in Parle $8o.s 751m0 . x 1 n t IHI•...,.._. only.673-2131 ltids/petsf650.988-6t84 fac. lmmed occupancy. earaae.1980DAnahelm prestlgious&qu1et. • ~ 642-4!!:_49Sand}'._ Npt S330 mo. incl ut1I facllitl~a &loc.556·2904 Older ResidenU1l 8chor I bdrm hse, priv yd, fplc, SS2s. Sandy Alexander 3 Br, oceao vu, new, 2 car '525 Mo. Adults. no pet.a. lovely panoramic: vu S C.._. 3176 Call PauJ640-11937 Off ire Space on P:mfic Waterfrootproperty.To new epll, sgle adlt. no NewCondoNwpt H&htsJ 673-2749 p1t1. Avail 9/1 lo 6/15 <>Ren7·Sdlily.545-3229 NrH1a1tHarbour .~ ................... 47sl N.B 3BR furn hse Coast Hwy.near Balboa puttba1t •or joinUy dt· pets S350. Util Incl. ~~l;e~ b8: 29~p~?a· ~tr -Wat.rfrolllHwf _!eSO. Bkr. 673-9080. EISide 2 br, 1 ba, up. 960·4370 __ 840.497.Q_ 2 BR 2 BA. CONDO On avail Aug I bX>+ i., util. Bay Club. 34.2sq rt. $370 velop I will provide 642-271l0 "1A S800 Mo. No ts. 2 story custom home. 4 stairs, no pets. no liquid I & 2 .._ golf course. S500 8111 10-6pm. 543-1760 an per mo Al.so 212 sq ft _ 100% financlna. Charles Cozy E Side 2Bdrm, no c hi Id ren . a 11 bdrm. formal dining and ~ tum. S425.831-61M Pool. Adlts, no pets, S400 492-6700 !Rm 751·0750___ S220 per mo. Ca ll John Perry.956-1211 __ w/enclpaUo&far.fresh .152·6499. breaknook 3 CIH U•fw hhed • 2 Br l Ba NrS Cst and up 22012UISt &219 "--+oowtft~ Prof. worldne F. non 549-2117 pnt. adults pre . no pets Waterfront lease. 4 Br 4 garaae, I& closets. pan ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plaza.SA Adults S500 lSthSI ~funlhhtct 3900 smoker. ?5·40, to shr DRU_X_E_Offl_CE5 ..... S47 5t mo. avail BIS Ba, fam ily rm, top con· try.3fireplaces,lgdeck CieMral 3102 ti,~.549-3232. -Lge 1 br rront un1t lr1 s p.ac Irvine home Three suites 12,775 and •• 67" """l Boal dock avail al extra •••• ••••••••••••••••••• ~tprot M. pool, l'"nn•·. ••••••••••••••••••••• o>"'HM d1tion, dock for 40' boat. charee. For lease only •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• L11 r ge I Br. Upp er p I ex . n r Be a c h & S E A W I H D ~Ills incl . no pets~ s:iOO 2,075 sq.ft > 567 Sa n Ho.nfw thllld D.eroW 3226 s2200. Bob & Dov ie Call Peggy Patterson Af'TMTSFOllEMT Enclsd garaae. S37S Talbert. ms 111el 11as & Ni cholas. Newport ••••••••••••••••••··~: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·12166 A 7 ,955 2473 kd a.5 H B .• N 8 . <Alli Mes:i Mesa del Mar area Call waler 891·7490 ev~ or VILLAGE Mike SSI 1149 Centtr ..... hlmd l 1-Spectacular OC"ean view fil4.LC -·-w_ ll'.!.I Something for Everyone 7Sl-9905, Iv messa e. wknd Nace room in trl level Barrell l!!!1,. 6U·5840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dplx, 2 vacancies. 3br. 2 For lease, Westcbrr 3 br Bach. lo 4 Br Unf~rn I Bdrm, So Cst Phn.a, Nr beach, 3Bdrm, 28a. ~::it~:~'::!~ ~;::'~r~ house. Nr beach. H B ---- - '750 Mo. Wint.er, 3 Br. 1 ba upstairs. $675. 2 br, 2 MEED A LEASE 1 home, topcood, lge yard Apls. Certain lorallons pool, air. refrig, pool built·ans. encl "ar. small Bdrm from S46S. 2 bdrm Pra_yi~esl250960-2272 ...... RMlld 4450 Ba , completelrrurn. badownslalrs,1525.Sun· SpeclalizCoroningm~~lwMport w/11ardener, sec syst. o ffer : Poo l. s pa, $450 mo gated comm c hild OK . "n o pets from S53S. Towntwu~t' M f'prof.3br,pool,SC ••••tt••••••••••••••••• Choice loc. 1JS Diamond. decks. new decor 33811 Beach, a UC' ar SlOOO/mo. 83H290 fare place. laun .room , Call Jo Anne !>4S 0148 ~ mo ~ Pina S200 mo. + '200 for store & office space 675-4W, 540-4917 Cole ao 637... 'Turtle rock areas Call S. C..._.-1216 bum e d c e i I 1 n & s. sse.1111 ~ from S610 + pools. ten sec. After 6PM 549·3026 al reasonable rates -Carole Garber67S.9023, 11 b ·•i Bach apt,qwdaduh.no ms. waterfalls, ponds ' ----500to4000S~H ..... ,.... l I 07 8 Toro 3232 A l t EU•-A .. AA' t ••••••••••••••••••••••• garages. a Ula· ns. S--kli-. le 2 B s Gas for rookma & heat Pror m.ale. ZS.~ 2 nr MESA VERDE R. & . o """""""'a es. 2 BR 2 Ba twnhme, poo'·. Garden & Townhouse par ng c an r. I ~. pets. 275 + llit & last " O••••::;• ...... CH•••••x••,•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Presi'dentJal Hg•~. *'•~ desio.n NOFEE Ba . S470·S47S Fenced, 11, blk~ to beach Ptly 1ng paid f'rom Sa n Apt. San1les complex PLAZA N 1nE BEA : nl HOME FOR RENT "' .....,,., • t I d R r Diego F""'-0 dn ve North Prefer traveling Pool W. o-I ·1 Newport Island Home ...... ,,.e-•6PM TSL_~_GMT 642-_ 1603 u 1 s pa1 e rag furn 960M83 ·-, . · 1.S2SMesaVerdeE.C M lot'. mter ncuU Avai 3 Bdrm. S600 Fenced ~ "'"".,, -2 II tuld OK N ---on Beach t.o Mcfadden leMIS near SC Plata Sept 12 7 Br 2 Ba 4br, 2ba. privacy. steps S-_::..-.---sma c o 2Bdrm.2bat.h.<1.upsta1~. r dd • . 545-4123 . · · I yard & garage Kids & 10 ocn /bay. Sl200 mo. ...o ""• 3210 Spodo-. "'-oc~ I pets.1960Wa1Jace · 1 Grove Circle, gar, 1 then West on Mr a en Sl85mo. 966-2017 ---App1'1. SllOOmo. lnqujre pets welcome .545-2000. 673-3335 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely 2 Bdrm. Qu1l't1 540.962.Sor&U~. child , no pets S425 to Seawind Village MF 3 Bd 2 Ba. Howie RETAii.SPA.CE la E. Oceanf'ront. July At. nofte. ---- -Historic 2 Br Victorian cul de.sac. Nicely l 1 br bachelor apt w Sierra Mgmt <A' 17141893·5198 East c M Near shop. 770 sq fl on Harbor 67~~u1. 21st. or call Fo.htill V.JA-3234 Newport Shores 4 Rr 3 House an Central Santa landscaped, garage. No kilcheneue, 1350 mo 64J.l324 R 4000 inn..& Ctr ~!42.:.lF!l Blvd in C.M. S500 Great or~ -1 Ba. Canal Front An a , bt au Ii f u I I y pets h85tmo 1747 ullls '1.11cl ..... 9096afl. 7 ""'' exposure • h ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.1"~., .,,.,,,.,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fem rmmtQ shr 1 .. w 2br R I 67'6700 Winter Rental: Sept l2l HOM ES FOR RENT ------ -restored S550 per mo Sumac Lane. An11he1m -SurER "' ...,. _!!_ 011.Q!!l!l:L_ .,- lhru J~e 12th. Clean. 2 3 & 4 Bdnns. $600.Sm 4 Br. 2•,., Ba Fan:11ly ri:n . ..Y,lcltieFJ..7~83.SG988_ ~7868. I Br. unrurn. $3H 2bdrm, IBa in 4 ph•x '~:,~~ ~!r~~~~~~n~r ~~\n~~:~aza~s<tl!e1"i6 Offlus.lse br, p1l10, garage & lall!l· F e n ced Yards & pool. H11rbor High dis· Coedo......_ •.-.&.--1-l-...& 31""' Bachelor furn or unfurn encl gar. hook UP". nu drinking Pref malt' -.knds eves N"' Beach dry. ~ Mo •deposit I K d.s & lnct Sl.500 111cl. waler & • ---$325. Isl Mo + security pets k50 mo 11132 o ... Ad Ill m.3571 garages I pets m I t 9 5 s . 0 8 0 9 u.~ 3425 ... '9.................. '200 requ~ ~0130 EIUs 963 tiMI S27i Mo. 5$-0037 Small execwve omce. u · --welco me 545·2000 0: 0 A_L •••••••••••••••••••••••Lillie Island. lge 1 br. 2 B U la Apt l390 . ReJ>ponsiblP you ng Ma le Sl60 mo Costa xlnl address, J6961Mo ~wportlMdl 316' Agent,nofee ~ · ----Newoceanviewcondos.2' ut1ls pd, S500 Dix I br. M r.N Pl ars & 1 1"111• 3144 female wantt'd Altrac Mesa Near 0 CC Terrl(7t417S2·l]94 __ _ ....................... H.t&:...ple«Jl 3240 HARBORVIEWHOME.5 bdrm, 2 bath + den S6SO.No~ts 673-9473 °· 0:o:J771.st. ast, ....................... t11·t , bnl(hl. largt room Washer ·dryer. dis RETAILSPA.CE HARBOR RIDGE: G~al ••••• ::'.!'!............ Super •Br. 3Ba, rloff lo From S8SO 67S.9111 or C --.. ~ -3122 + s~ --•2 bdrm I bath condo with frplc, p11 entranrt' hwasher ~-SOOOaq rt ool'lwpt Blvd view! Prof.~. Furn Gorgeous 3 Br. den.fr ~rk ':S'iz,~~st re· !7J·9132 __ •• ~~•••••••••••••••• CHOICEWTSIDE AdulL~. on lake. tennis. and wet bar Avail 1m Mature Female. 2 BR. 2 Hi traffic Great ex 2·3Br.New"""ouu Mile lo bch S9001mo ecora mo In· VERSAJLL~ 2Br 1 •~ ba 2stry frplc Sharp IBr in sm dlx J?OOl5 S54500562Jl med $300, L~l & last BA Conv loc: S22S mo pos ure . S3SOO mo Owner673-S31l Blt:r&.45-3683,964-S403 cld. rdnt.§44-0472. 2 br. 2 ba P.11. fo'11>lc. pool derk:adult ~opet0 romplex w/pool. Cpts. Woodb ridge2 Br Condo. Call 6463J?5cves Ca ll before noon lmmed occupy ltollffM,._. BrandnewdeluxeZ Br 2 EXECl.ITlVEHOME refrig Ocean & bay SS90°1ease.673-0473 drps. frpl c. bltns washer. dryer. refrige Room near UC<.. Pool. 9636216 ~1~nom1cs 675§700 ho me, full y f urn Ba Condo 1524 sq. fl OOVERWESTCLIFP Vie w S825 Sa ndy. 2 B 1~ ba 6 -Id rangeioven. dshwshr. Will lu~ al S67S J>t'r nonsmkr. male $180 llOUSEMATEWANTED NewportModemSto~ I rd 5 bdrm 4 ba Micro. 2 car garage, 4 Br 3 Ba Gated front 642 6149 V1~:.. deck s~1~0 adlts. no PE'U S4IO mo mo All amerut1el>. ten mo ~5·2510 Aft 6 PM Rent loh and have full or ofc nr post ore S450 ;:!u~\oom. dining pool & spa, super lor. courtyard&rearpatio. -VILLA.IALJOA 9750363 work 76().2566 J8!Hamiltoo. nis. pools. spa Avail Lovely pvt ruom. patio. ust of home and pool. S48 s /f 213/477 7001 room, lg pool. tg yard. _$800.544·7552. __ dbl frplc Lease option r-· 2 Br w/gar '410. New 8 I. 975·683 3 days. Family atmosphere J Lsefor$2,<mpermo possible Sl200 lncld 2 Bdrm Ocean & Bay "" -----carpets walerpaid lSOI S528016eves&wkndl> refrag , no kit 'J blk lo S300 mo in cludes _err ----6U-0346alti PM Lg 2br, p,ba, fam rm . gardener No pets view Comp. upgraded EnJOy summer l1V1.ng all "C" O~ange 636.4120 ocean S2SO mo Sept utilities In Newport Coro.odll W. den. lndry, w d hoolc·up, 7_52·2550 S800 mo 1-118~4303 wk year Wallt: to Cd M Call 1.5pM LoCJ-o 1NcJ9 3141 LS June lS 675 S710 . Beach 7s.9-0780 4200 sq fl. Ground rJoor Ho.nU•uclsllitd hot tub. gar STSO Oehue3Br3baduplextn _!nd.._6J3-6607e_v~ beach.1&2Br.ff'l)k ,lrg ·~·ot--BR -ladult ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rmforrent.nrbch,$300 Coas t Highw ay ....................... 536-1866,~ exclusive Bluffs. Beaut CONDOS FOR RENT, deck , encl prkg S475 & J25 J i~' Place· lbdrm. new, lrg deck, mo ut1l 1nl'I Ton} Office R..tal 4400 Realonomics Co rp ..... w.d 3206 leallf.. greenbelt view w/pool! Costa Mesa. Brand new. S800 Mo Avatl 675-8589 648-!>1J7 aft llAM North end Clo st to 631 S314 aft ~PM ....................... 675-6700 ••••••••••••••0 ••••••• Three bdrm. 2 ba, I Avail for I yr beguining S e e W e s l b a Y Panl.Jlsllc ocean & clly -----beach S52:5. '9t-7..Q'79 Room Npt Bch Priv Ba 1817 Westchrr N B Wint -------- Yearly. 3 Bdnns 2 ha. stor y condo In the Sept. I $1250/mo Townhoma ad, section ll&hl view from every Qtuel 1 Brdl Ba.GNew M.wportleodt ll6t &entranceS250mo.Ella financial 111st 7000sf ~:i~'::"~i~:.~ den, fpc, larce p1tao. No Ga b 1 e 5 L 0 l s 0 f 644·5137 bet l~ 38U room. I Br. l&OO Mo. Call crpts • rps. ood ••••••••••••••••••••••• 754·15616_7~2165 tst floor A.&e!!!.541·5032 Ce children ~ mo. Ref. amenities. Gated comm E. Blutr CONDO -beaut Ocean View New Condo. Anthony dayt 642-S7S7, Easlslde toe. Matur." PARM MnMPORT Prefer Female:.>+ Non ... urMlp,_., l""CH 2 Frwys. Civic nler Isl, last. security S7S0.846-13718KR 3br,2"'•ba,pool~/mo. 2 bdrm. 20,, ba Double ~es &wtnds644-8889 Adult.a only tM.S 147 E ft"'" Drinker I Br share t~~"se~~ :=c of. ~~~~~~~r~e 7S0.90ll,67S.3&24 4 bdrm. immar ntw 848-3119S~640-8449 garage Rer req S850 Charm111golder28r,tBa l8th.St.l4,C.M. APARTMENTS b.ith &k1tchen S200 ~1o hces from $39? "On COf"OIMI .. ..._. 3222 k1lch,nrsrhls&Wmstr Attractive 2 br, 11.,'ba _!!!Q..646·~~2682 -•Pl w l pvt garagl', 2 Br.lt,;Ba Tovmbome. 642·4688aj'l7 _ ',Call" exec. offices from ~~~!°1~ .. ~esac~cli~~r50' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mall $675894-81142 d I IRYluE c-.aoo stove/refrig avail Aug enclsd gar, prv patio L• ho ..,..,.., ,,.,,, CAM EO Highlands 4 br, . condo, ."' lm~~Y tuifp·I " _... 31 SS65 ~o (213 I Adults, no pels S4~ COUNTRY CLUI rum rm, P"l me. p1•11 SUl5 lnclds secretarial, -~1 ·5525An Im!_ -· ....... h H.t'=rfnn gra es inc udU u 3 bdrm. l'"J ba. 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"!"l._., pala·o Walk lo "Aach pool •• ,,,,,,, Mo 431·ll9S bfr7PM on . ---_ ---LIVI~ 1u I .., •• o,.., Slol't' for rent 380 Sq Ft I H........a..~-32 .. 2 ""' ..,.,,, .~ " ingman,_n8S ,.....,...,13 ecssmg,Telex,qWlp Sl .350 mo inc . __. ~ Call days 751 ·4842 . a•4 ... ._, • .,,., •• ., N1ce &bnte2Br I Ba 3 Br. 2 Ba New pa1111, uEWPORT I TI'EllEADQUARTERS Laselle Plaza.CM Call ardener A 673-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• evestwlt:nd642-4Ml --'" ........ ............-Sundeclt, patio, carport carpel, drapes Quiet " I Newport. sleeptnl! room, ' . ~ aft.er 6 PM 957·2740 Ask CotteMtlO 3224 Jb:~,~~~·,;~:ror~~~~: NewportHelghtsold 2Br. \~r~~:rr2 B~z~~n1~ No~Ls ~.160-1713 ~·is~':~~·~~d~~ BEACH ~~~~ s~~,~~mpl'tl s~ri~~~ ~f!eua;pace avail for ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc , bll-ins. gar • .ec I Ba hol.l.'le, larae yard, Xlnt style Spa 2 adults Co1to MftO 3124 College Parlt arta C~ An adult community on c h r 111t1 an wo ;k 1 n K PLUS H 0 FF IC ES· rent & or secretarial Out CONDO 2 Br + Ira 11100/mo. 846-13S8__ 2•~ car garage Adults. only No pets Ref11 ner ••••••••••••••••••••••• to shGoo!ll&:_641t_4939 the Back Bay Spec womlV! I Br clun with soo 6000 sq fl 1801 help N B area 642·2932. loft Br. 2.., Ba. f11>lc. Lrg 2 Br lwnhouse. 21, no pets. lSl. & IHI + Sl200 mo 6-12 mo lea.se. MESA VERDE home •l ~ tacular Spa, 7 swtm I all housei>nJ 54~~11n Newport Blvd. C.M Ph no.rng~~ gar . ate, new. ST4S. Ba. waterfront. w/30' S200depo61t.$695Mo 461 o rrice,644·41184 Res, mosphere,2&3dlxapt.s HewportHftgllh mmgpoob.Bllghtedten 12 workmg adulL~ Huge 646·~95 ____ _ 673-S:i6Sor98J.33'77 shp, rec. facil avail ~anti! Ana 548·504! aft 640·886t _ No_ee~, 54!-1034 _ ~~S:_.'~-g-ar S425 nis courts. balt:e trails, pool homt, acm!ts Santa (.'M, 3 beaut orfit'tS & C:O-rdol LUSEOPTIOH 8/IS.Sl250tmo846-0503 -·-----To.._. MEWLYDICOI. r putting green Ana cc Nr o c bath.S40sql'l Xlntloc R..toh 4475 Why pay rent".,''"'?~ '"... 1244 BIG CANYON~NHSE U•MM*ci 352 1 Br gas pd. encl gar E Side. 2 br. l ba. ~ar . Bachelors. 1 and 2 Airport $27~& S295 mo A1r,cpts.df'Pfi, ••••••••••••••••••••••• New. f1nt.asUc. well loca ••••••••••••••••••••••• Golf course view, 2Br. •••••••••••••••••••••• dlwasher. pool. Adults pvt yard, pool, $450 No bedrooms apartments. 545·6891 aft6PM MS-]66_1__ 9~st!i.r~~ Z'~1~l~- t.ed 3 Br.,3Ba.newCon· OR"~-29'11H 2~a._pvt gar, pool, ten· Huntin gton Harbour 642·507_!__ ~tl.673-0731_ :.nd townhous~ from Laguna Beach. pvtenl & HEWPOIT !lue· EISideCM.548-7249 do. $800 per mo. next lo A~s:•"' nis. immac cond St.2SO elegant 2Bdnn, 212Ba. 2 BR l VJ be . fplc, pvt .-.IO~ r:a~~ Al ba, cooking, pref empl P99CSULA all sho in . 631•5055. 2 Bd, 1 Ba, 2 car garage, mo. 640-812S or497~_71 _ fr P 1 c. d ec It , I H . 2 Ir. I lo A9t patio, pool, 2 car ear . man S2S7 4944459 S . f Coast Hwy frontage A p- ad ult comm Tennis, On the water. 2 br, 2 ba, S72Stmo Open Sat/Sun Newly decor <:as pd adlts. ssso. 21.3-248-7~ San Joaquin Hills Road ~-· -pac1ous executive o prox 500 sq. ft. ground *** pool,gym,111.ma Avail frplc. beamed ceiling. P.M.l66SSAlgonqu1!1 St encl gar., pool. d.shwr ah 6. 447 Gloucester l]14)6"-UIOO M1 u ion Vi ejo area fices across from City floor. So. Lagwla. $500 , .. ,..., Aug I. SSIM>/mo. 1st. last 11 ar. Do c It a v a 1 I. 12131427.2251 ~dull&. 642-5073___ o~nSun 1.2-4_ Oceanfront for Winter S2SOtmo. SJOO secur11y Hall All services avalla· mo Turner Auoc ~~·::.ve ~.~=:~~~~It ~;m:s:.v:~lj:.uge~s ......,.,_.w..d 31rTow:~•t 2 Bdrm, 11'1 Ba. adults. =:r~~lsB,:..~r;~~~J' s:!::b~~~OOO ~!eit:o~~~r:.=a: ;~~;~SPACE. l.~O You1re' ...... .,,.A ..... r of ..§75·,,_., ____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newly deror gas pd · sml doa OK k~/mo rentals. No lease re· TWOFR"'"'EE_P...,•"""".,., ._.. ,. ___ .._.u-3722 encl oar , pool. dswhr. Callart5PM,642-7344 NO FEE ~ Apt. & Condo ....................... 1 d sq .fl . at 75< sq ft no>i:JJC,O) I d bl B e5t ---d 1" s rentalll. Villa Rentals LIDO ISLE charming 3 qu_r~c•ll!73-3002_ WestportSqua~ 369 E (117 Val'"') n esara e ayer . ••••••••••••••••••••••• A u ts. 642·!!0'7~ 2 Br. 2 Ba garage, laun bd ba h 1 "" avail Aug 5 3 br s 67S·4912 Broker rm. 2 t • P ayroom BOAT SLIP 17th St RfNGUNGBROS area. . ' ' S28S/Wlt 2Bdnn. 2Ba on IHSTANT IM!' dry No pets 425 - - -Just remodeled Mon Barrell Rlty,6U·S840 BARNUM" BAILEY 2 ba , den . formal din. pool, ocean view 2 Br 1 'h Ba. Townhouse 831·806S LIDO VIEW 2 .br. 2 ba. 2 thly rental Bill Grundy, illdldtd l:i~a.ote L....L.....a....1.....1 R~ 4500 • Spac. hv rm w/dual &31~ terr frplc pnme adlts ............... -'"91 .... C CUS •-••c atone frrlc· pvt patio. --Eas1s1de l child OK. Llte,.,.,A~ .. · · 67S6161 ... _... J011 ow An h . "-..,...~ COZY II f G $l OOOmo 675-6359 -..t....L....t 3000 to 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a eam ... uuvenlH>n 3br,l'l•ba $$50 btautlfu corner. lrad. · ama · urn. Yard, lndry nn. real I Br. apt. with barony -"--'---NEWPORT OCEAN _,_ Center Aug. 6·17 4br, 2i.\ba SllOO Furn. decor w/extensive tile studio, pool. Ulil pd. loc SSSOMo or patio. cathedral ce1l STUDIO . across from FRONT Lux 2 4 Br Wk S~ Ft. offkft. Cll ~~~Ra~~~'. c~ Lona BeacbA.rtna 4br,2Yaba S850 floors. Xlnt cood Call Single, empld remale . .]'SL MGMT. 642-1603 an1. pool 4t spa, lush beach S345tmo yrly ly 673·SURF fi/J.7677 SaJti.'7MU2. 875·511S Aug. ~23 3br,2ba l ll.50 640·6716, or collect n on smoker 1290 PINE BLUFFAPTS. l1ndsca1>1111 Adults, no Pool. enr gar. laundry -:.:.:.. -~...-...-...... ____ _ !.~:J:91~xtp!!!esr'ac.~U H4S·4630 Shown by 640-4999. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Adults. no ~ts.$460&up.549-2447. ~~u~~~ty.~Ji':>res. ~~~is~·psa~a~.:~~b~ HEWPOITCIMTa XI 7,1SOOkFt. f _ • ...,, "' '"'" s,,...s appt only. _Cott• MtlO 372 pets. Patio. view. f11>lc, 3 bdrm, yd pool. Quiet --new paanl in/out. 127 PresUgioia. full service nt oc. 6,00o sq t muat ~ ex~ba~~ for •••••••••••••••••••••• encl 11ar . 1111 itove, pref. NO PETS Water • * * 34lhSt 857-<Jll671.f!.1J.5410 EXEC offices !~~~.' fenced yd apace + merv aea a x HARBOR VIEW CASA DE ORO $S50 ~ S445 mo. 54!HZ40 M". G-r 0. Arcos Summe r Rent a Is rcpl. sec, xerox . ...._.... modem alr cond offices ~Jo'~:OC:.rlor to 4bdrm,2~ba.2at.o~ ALL UTD.JTIFSPAID SPMC S31-6l07 Lg 3 bdrm. 2"'1 ba, 2 20052MidlandLn. S200wk Oc nrrnts ~1roqi!ndd~:~~~.~: ~;:!.1l!;.;9)!~a~!; * * * ~~~~~W~"'C1g'0:~ra. HEWPOIT story, Valencia St. lfuntl.ngt.onBeach S300wk Jones Rily 644.7189 1nro ·7$1254MIOO _X_L_N_T_J __ 0 ___ h b privacy. llbw/mo. Compare before you A.PA.l1MIHTS. Carport. 2chlldren $.550 You are the winner of 873-6210 ___ 1,.:::;=:===---...!l..:.=::::::::;;;;:=::::;:=:;- o1 .... 1e 3 r. rent. Custom design 2.2Bdrm. 1 lBdrm. SlerraM1mt Co. TWOFREEP~E.5 ::::: :J1:,,:_~u wat~~~~t~~~m. ic fe1t~ru Pool. BBQ, From 1210. rno. + uULa. 641-1324 RIN~B:N~':~<~. ~~=~~c!a~~ p~r~~~ CONDOS FOR R""NT. lf523 CA .. PVS1\...·.ft1·ywE vie,.-con . Adutt... Pool cov rd 11arage, t ur· No children, no pet.a, no Spacious clean 2br, frplc, BARNUM & BAJLl::Y ~vail~\!.l_Wll 875-6775..:._ "" ., n " '" 1ndspa. l.500/molao rounded with plush waterbeda lae p1Uo, beamed cell Braodnew.SeeWeatbay !andsc1pln1. Adult. Uv· 2450NewportBlvd inp,k50/mo.'75-4J&6 C•CUS New Custom llome ~nhocnes Id, ltttion ~~~~~ !a':se~0~~!~~ :~m~~fi~.~~~ ~:r•l~~bat ~:"45 eo.t.M;a An SHARP 3 BR~1ea upper, Anc~:::r~~:'\~ r~~!~~~~~I. 3:u~rTst 38drm, 28a, lovely Mon· bar, arol.l>d level on foll maturudultJ. '875/mo. 3IS W Wilson 642-1971 2 Br 1 Ba. 5'71 . Jo n. new cpta, tna. 1ar. Lon& Beach Arena JlqC>lwk. 700.0682 coul'le, aU 1ppll1nces. 3 · • Max l child. No pet.a. adlU ooly. No pet.a. S500 Al&&-~23 tlcello CONDO, 1ar. patio•, view: 182S + Wa.terfront~.lnc. New decor lbr dplx, aep U15. Sierra M1rnt. mo.Call548-5MO, ~ I all IOO'FIOMSAHO I. . .. .., ttturit anm> Ul-1400 by '"· Qu.Jet empld MHS24. Heri Realton o cla en puses. c Newpoprt Beach ms/mo. a Bdrm 2 ea, .., :!'!.1.t.~:e1r_ z . DO pet&. 1~ "'--P-L.A ,,.2, 84.2-517t ~ ut:.....272. ~ 1Bdrm, '300/Wlt um Prttklio Dr, Miii w<Mtdbrldae, 3 br. l'I• ba ~ .._. WJ -- -~ mus ""' ex.., .. ange'\I or 2Bdtrn '375/Wk. del Mar. Rell req'd. No condo, SSZS/mo, •v•ll VIU.A. IWOA OCC&ltAMCYt .......... ••••••••••••• reserved seau at box Newly oeeor/shlrp pell. AvalJ 8111, Aat. lmmed. wo-2 Bdrm. ~-·~.o-... ...,., Dtc'4 2 8 1 DA •pt. Beam Duplu 2 Br. 1 Ba. Clote o r r I r e pr Io r lo 171411187 • .om W 0 ~-· • -2 bdrm uecUtlve condo, r . .,. " lo OCHll. '3IO Mo Alt performance. 55HZ21, 5fH445 0 D 8 R I D C E view. Comp. UH , ()(tin vltw. l8&0 cellln11. lawidry rm. SPM/wkndl. l6lml * * * Octanfront 2 BR hie, llnt MllA YmlHOMI WATERF'RONT: Lr1 l leOO mo. l.as:M3Qa wit Ul 1735 IG-fN5 pool AduJt.a only, no loc. encl/open 11111 Br .. lam. rm. Luxury In· end 67'" -ev-' • ~ts. H•'1•1Md1 lHO 3 8RI 2 bab:lyrl)' . .tno mo. patio Aua. 1·10, $600 • ••• 2BA Nr Golf .... _ L ~· s...... "·h ....,...,, .... Studio Apt. Decor r ..., , bl • Courie. Beaut Park ',,-11, •te~i •. ~:!!1~ ,M .. o.' Bluff'•· a BR or 2 + den. um, L MGMT &ca-l603 ....................... rp e. • pello. '"" S48-8018 631·~. Nwpt wua _,.., B f..L. Uo I priY1te paUo. W1ter It Ur Oitdtn Apt. Stove 6 1HI WHlft.ITUI Like new .. 1211 asth St. 8th •mo.Act--.msorll55-GS. 2"' A, -·Pl ,poo . fll piid. 1275 mo. mrtse.Multa.nopetl. l..11.1uryAdult~tut1f· Doo'tdllturl>octupanll Balboa bland Cho1et .. t-Gmarf!J:l07'7 ........... JJ41 5.7SOD4 fl7 Mf.$330 548-tm. fordable living. 1,2 • 3 Daxt Gus,Zl3·13'1·"°4 lot. a Br. FUm Au1uat SECLUDED l Br. Vfll ............. "........ LIDOISU SUS CASITAS Br. Well decorated. BEACH YRLY REN· $3$0/wlt. 11e Dlamood. prtut., qulel6 woodsy. Grw1ho 3bt, 21>1, trpJc, Cbl rmln1 • coay FlarD. 1 br. apt. am 6: .... ..,_.nu Olympic lilt pool, u.iit-TA.LS lBr • blche&or. 8'75-4t 54Mtl7 Adulte, DO pet.a. New pat.to/Md, nr btacb le JBdrm, 281, clae to llt). !Ml. pr. Addi, 00 ~~ ed ~~ o:1~'c;:1, Joaet Rlt 0 . Voe..._._.. 4250 \';'~·id.~.=: H• 1 ~~ • ~lv~·:.1·'11~::'i pett, 2110 Newport Bl. TOWtlla.e P' ...... '""' :.~ ~ 81uffJ. 2 88 2~ BA. Enc ...................... . ty, ... Mo.ta-a or ...-YlllSW • rien .... btft ~L CONOMIORRENT Mo.t uwl Ill I S•r. Pool . UH. Orunfl'onl Newport .:!:?!=!it.-----• ~1tiom4Bt.r1m/D\IJ, Uunal propetlJ Mew,.,.._. 1769 Ur.+ Den,2,,.,81. t140 Rlromm !!iflt ~~-· Buch, 2 6: J8drm1. NEW I I r. I II. Q\8'tt• ~rUr.IUGalno.• lpedo• 4 .... t i. ........... -......... 2lr.l~Ba. taO · tt.u•uw 1ull. weekly Call ........... --'·l-f ....... h RAalOR IUDGI Grut (lttr&llJll!Oeq.ft.) 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For more In.forma- tion and to place your. ad call M2·5678. aul•ft1H . flfft wsl mr ...... "11 .._,.,.. r-..... tr• fW .... a..tned Ad. Call To-m·~ to bild. ~~~:=;:=:~::;=~~:l!::=====;::;z=::;::::====~ I SllB SPBIAI. $1.17,..., That'• AJ..L you pay fora -~ad DAl.Y PILOf S•*I DlllC'lmY DOITKOW! Atk ... s-h Your Dally Pilot Service Directory Representative '42-5671 .... lll AcumtMt ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOOKKEEPING For small business. Reas, reliable. 631-6583 ............. ••••••••••••••••••••••• GUAR. USEO REFR's SALES &SERVlC E Good cond. 642-77$4 Orange Coas.LDAIL Y PILOT/Frid y, July 31. t981 H.... ~c.... Mo'llMJ ,_,.,.., •••••••• ~~~~••••••••••••• C wort. P k> •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••n••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••tt•••••••• f SPHINK1..ERS&SOO All books. Sd·up. wrli. ustom . al cov· Custom Brlclt, Bloclt, YARD CL~·UPS, tree TBEE/SHRUBTRJM 8rothersConatructol"I •A·I MOYIMG• The Paper llan&er. Pro Tr~ Hemoval OIO IT up. Financial aute· en, cabiDeta, wall unU.1. Tiie. Patio•. Waiki, worlt, lmiatJoo • re-Oaraae Is yard clean· lMOSant.aAna Av, CM Top quality Sper11I u;istall Decorator qu11I I I 646-7070 menta •tuea.~. Remod. 'repair. Orivea, Coven. Dedtt. pair. Malotuance u F .557.a211 Plants, l nlle1t . ca~in handling 2Syl"I ~ret'est SteveS41·4281 .1nt\ra1Jf, - .. noon. Stt-7701 Carports, Ir Feace1. Oretobelt Lan~c:ape. WE HAVLIT ALL ' Landscapbi1. lift sur· exp Competitive rali'1 "We gals should h11n11 ~ C ..... Stnice Uc'd. M&-0761 842.0102 Demolition. yard clean 1ery. 1prlnklera Lie NoovertJme. 7»1~ tocether ' SlO roll ••••••••••••••• .. •••"' ............................................. ~..........._ JAPANESEGa~ up. Dum lnidl bobcat. •C27·3S2147.~ p-L...l"--'ft~ lleh21 wall~ &'ll 97:.l fl~ ... :1..,~:rAl,L.F.D Sbampoolrateam clean __.. ... .., Maiotenuc:e Clean.Up 8 hr ' K•·DL""'""""'APE•· -...., ..,........, I _1 \llK1ucb Gu.inintet'd GBWM:tC I SOM Colo bri""'• b ....................... Frte I , 2598 or .116S-82SS • "'~~ .. .. ..................... Plot hr R.~r R ·f John 893 1667 BlllldenSince llN7 r .,-nen. "' l Dlrecl from manufac· -ttt mate. 963-Ho.NC~ .MAINTENANCE Jo:xtflnt pallllinll. cab re ....................... • ~ . ' -- Additl'on.a, -modelln1. crpta lO min. bleach. turer-d•"or pillows G111-'•..._.,_-----v Apts condos lnd. fln l11ta1n Prof Rsnbl Neatpalchc~&lt'Xtun·i. t f.HAMI<. M<liAJC '" Hall liv -din rma $15· "'" · ' ,... ~ ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ' ' ' . Al SO JUUCK WORK plans. Freeesl. Reas. 1 • sl 50: couch$IO: 1pr ead1. etc Bev •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Want a REAU.YCLEAN churches, res iden~es freeest.SU!ve~7 4.281 Frffest. 89).1439 r ~ C . G6l 5M4 Llc. 310942. 5'9-2170 ~~r ST G~. ellm. pet TbayerSSl.(MJ Let .me help you sell your HOUSE ? Call Gingham ~:~xt Ken & Oellla, Fine pointing by Richard l'l,ASTER l'ATCHIN<: n•c C)t r:u& · - ROOM ADDITIONS & odor. Crpt repair. 15 yrs Drywal Wrtlln&. CaU ~ M. Ter: Girl. frNest.~~ ----· --Sinor. Lie, ins. 13 yrs of Int/ext .JlyTHxr'. • Tret St"lu REMODEUNG Quality exp. Do work myself. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rana at 963 2291 (af ROBIN'SCLEANING Lo.I happy N.B. custorntrs Nral work P11ul 545 "1'1' ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• construction from de· Refa. ~1·0101 DrywaU S~laU.t fordable rates) Service a thoroughly ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• Thank ou. 6314410 PlumbinCJ JA Yf TltH CARI sicn to completion. We CareCrplCleaners Qual. 6 prod. New " re· 'H..cty.• cleanhouae.~0857 MORTGAGE MON EV DB's PAINTING ....................... Tc1pp111g. pruning. re Famlly contractors for Sleamcleanatuphols. mod.U891M4.532-M49 ........................ ExpertlseHowlekeeping AVAll.ABLE Int/ext Neal, rtlrable. \t r r UH M A 1· K mmJl&~pray111g 10 yrs 30 yrs Reas. rates Fr Trucltmountunlt ALLTEXnJRES & Diacouou to senior Dependable, refs. $20,000toS250,000 refs. D.!_ve6'S:_0389 e\S n ,c \tB"<; .. ~p I.or.ii refs t'ree est.s AllenEJohnson.I Workguar. 64.5-3716 Drywall.Clean&depen· cltliena.Alltypetofre-Su lie1fum. 641-4970 Nohloo.Pcrytllllh RENTAL.5ourspl'r1ahl> Rt:PAlR!IU:MOlJl-.1 . t'~l l u 0<&66~_?~ 301007, Call Ml).5656 or No SteamlNoShampoo dable. Reas. 631.z:MS pAalrs. Free de st CSa311 Qua lily Housecleaning Up to IS/yrs lo repay mt ext. Seaside Pau1l Stuppa)lt'!> kl'a.' rallf l'lt I-~ Of·:SIGNS M0-4724 s · s ·list F n s wer a 14 • . nonalT h PRIMEFINANCIAL in .Pr~~ l.11· 112943711 ti7Bl!ll l'runini: Stulpturmg Jlb.lcoc~sT tatn pecia · ut DIYWAU. .. AJI uz.4300, or 631·1137. with Pe our · SERVICES 1'111> fhu1. Rl'mo\als. m "" · dr .Freeest. 839-Ull2 Tbe,C.F.Group 754-1S39 Afters . Freeest. Bdh5S6-0l.56 527-3477 lO<, DISCOUNT PoolStniu,Rtpoln lf•JllUJiti:ll2Sl3 _ Additions . Rernodflln& R 0 BE RTS CAR p ET •ctrtcal JACK OF ALL TRADES "!'ANTED,! H~clean· D&D Custom Pamllni: •••• ••• •••••••••• ••••• • &CustomHotnft. Lk REPAIR. ~lch. tt· H•••••••••••• .. ••u•u Plumb'ft" e•--heatm· 0 IDg .ex p d, reliable, .,.___ lnt1ext G~r ~J.3263 Complete ~en H·e ,,. Window CltanincJ #299374. 675-6044 lay All re""ll'S u•a· ""' " bo 638 7•-al PM ..,._, r RALPH "S PAJN1'1NG "J1rs. & i.olar mi.tall So •••, • •, • • • ••••• •••••••• · . ..-· ELECTRICIAN-priced Odd joi.-'"""·4068 neat. · ""' t4 ••••••••••toto••••••••• ,. AVALOHCOHSn.. 67J.M90 right free estimate on -u11. """ BRICKWORK. Small Ext/mt. rea!'. prompt Cal Pool Sen••,. 0111:111.1lW1111JowWasher 8 ·1d· •. R od I t -larae'or a--"JO' bs Ca rpe.ntry' Mason.r y. •Housecleaning• Jobs. Newport. Costa Lir Free_es_t 964 ~ 6-12 "663 "' ~· .J Lir l1om<'. S35 u1 mg.. em e mg "'"'11' u..... . R f c T I Professional· Thorough r. 'II 71l'f4 24 yrs· Uc-ins. 847-7320 ............... ~........ Llc. #396621 673-<l.159 oo Ing , er. ' e, Xlnl Local Ref's Mes a, Irvine. Refs AGAPE FORCf: Refml1hinq •· H 0 ME IM-: AcouslicCellings "! RF.SID./COMM'L RDaryywali, more. 499-4969 Cbarlle831-60IS4 675-Jl7S PAINT INGCOMPA:'ll\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.1'1 llu-Sw"huwln" PROV"'MENT c.ust.om handte1tunng _ BRICK .. Walls. Walks, G f J () llcim ll1·fml!>hu1~ 1 ,ill S1111~hmt Window r:.. ..... 9 H1ghly qualified. No job H~ood .,..___ Reliable Great work ' 3 eneratN>ns o I d .o ..., • ., "'~ Additions/Remodeltng Lie. 389!M4 .....,.554 too small. 631·~ 111n11w ~ PI ante rs, P at 1 o s. Pamhng Exrelll'ot"t' •\nllque:-. hit 1 Jtirni·i-l°I• Jll•rig ·1 ~ ... ,,,,.,., ._.,.....-G • ...-.. C----"/COllCf'th •••••••••••••••••••••• Steady job. Refs Call V e n e e r s . e t c _""" __ c"•1 Fme '"illtllfl" li45 t•.t• I \\ 1111111" rlt•an111" & All ••••••••••••••••••••••• uaran~ 642-1323 -F u.. HARDWOOD FLOORS after 4 PM. e.&. 7228 °""'°"°" r 0 "'1 r Driveways, parking lot ................... ~ .. , 111MW't Block wort, Concrete Remodel & Rw1r ~. r1 • "" H• llilli 1• u1r repairs, sealcoating. C•pe•ttt Pool Decks and Pat~. ·~ ............ ~ ....... , Cleaoed&Waxed Mature rouple offering Lie Ref's.e.&.1.591 Quality Ptg l.o'Al'Sl rail's ............ :;.:·....... <'.di t'hri• ur John. S&S Asphalt 631.4199 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Masonry .. Sport & Tennis 6 Sofa ~ matching chair An 1me 832-41181S.A. quahty housecleaning Frnlcs, Pattos, Planters in OC. Neat prom l'I Grnt-ral St·n "'"' 00 J,11, .>4t 005:1 .'!..'i7 !.#ill!! Lic'd. All Ty.pes Remode!ing & Courts. Uc. 37~ Bob. s~. 8 Sofa $175. ~d. H..... w/peraonal care Rella-F~r a job done nght Ser~ ~56l!' ... 6;J6 714!1 tuc> 'mall l'rt•t" t''l ASPHALT REPAJRlNG Rep.airs, t.op quality, 17 851·1966,847-7078 Cond.548-431B ...................... ble,refs,reas 960-4553 Larry7S0.90:1Jl~ves Starvmg Housl' Pa111ter• R ea~ CJll ,11,.,..t·I \d i SEAVIEW Sealcoating&Striping yrs m area. Licensed DRIVEWAY CLEANING G.,.•ilg Haul, cleanup, concrete Give 8 Gill' &rub-a·Dub OuahtyWork llt'as ,,453. 612 4.ll••."' ti:Jl 11.17 W1111l11\\ ""a.'h 642W ~I! Commlresfd. Free est. Mr. Palombo, 962·8314 Improve your. home! ....................... removal. Dump truck. pror. housecleaning CUSTOM MASONRY Fre~ est -~0230 Doug art 5 Llc.#3973112 645-8181 Cus to m-built Ix 12 Remove ugly 011 & rust CLEAN·UPS/LAWN Qukkserv.642-76311 service. Reas, reliable, ~~~~:·ofBl~r:~I Srl:f~:: QUALITYPAJNTINt: USE THE ,,.......__-.a.1 wooden shelves for stain. For est.,897-4888. Malntenance·Lndscp DUMP JOBS refs. Jean,631·5016 Slate he 334950 16 yr~ Roofin9 DA IL y PILOT ~ft storage, display & THOMPSON'S Freeest. 642-9907 Small MovingJobs Holllff~ -645-&5J 2 OranteCo"839-18116 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "F"ST ••••••••• .. ••••• .. ••••• garage. Our price is CONCRETECONSTR Sam Fukumoto YARD Call M£KE646-U91 ••••••·:·;::: ••••••••••• Mo•llHJ THIE C.F GROUP For shake. t'<1mpo~1lm11 ~ VOLICSWAGEH lowest.e.&.5930 Lic.393383 642-8482 MAINT & Clean-Ups. HauUng &DumpJobs. DON'TBEEMPTY. ••··~··•••••••••••••••• ' nr hot <.'all Lt·~ ~,.... RESULT" SftECIAUST T · · 11 THIRSTYORLONELY Moving~ The Starving RES /COMM EXT e't ~.!J~ • Cab111et.s & counter tops Child Can ree tn~rrung , sma AJk for Randy. College Student$ Moving PROMPT LIC"D BAI.BO,\ ROOFl'\C ro SERVICE Her b s Gar age 1995 Room addltlOl\5 & fm1Sh ....................... landsc•ping.64.5-3540 641-842'7 Co ha 1 ed 75._1539 Harbor Bl Costa Mesa work Free est 7~·-4420 $ 90/WIC MowingSIO.SlS-125 HAULING -student has "Secunty Plus'" will sit · 5 grown nsur ---The onl) n•Jlrnl( r11 fur DIRECTORY ~ !bet 7.!d am, 5&10 pm / Hot 1!~h. C.M Chns Haullng/Moving S25 larae truck. Lowes\ your house, plants & Lie. ~Ta~~~ 8427 Re;;:r :C,~~I~~ JOb lht• t•o..i~l 673 674:1 For Result a.ds CUSTOM CARPENTRY !Ian Preschool. 646-M23 7~·9904/955-0095 Mart rate, prompt /:!"1976 pet$. 631·758'7 ABC MOVING, ~xper too s mall Frel' est Stwin9/ AltttatioM St•rvtre Call ....................... Patio covers. decks, Cotdractor TREES Thankyou, 0 · -Classified Ads are the pror. low rates, quirk ~9-5068 ....................... 642-5678 •DIAl,,.A-IAHO• room addillOl\S 841!:5231 •••••••••••••••••••••• Topped/removed. dean Cltaft Up Yow Ad answer t.o a successful careful service ~·0410 r, t m Ore!>!> Mak 1n ~ Erl. 322 1714)7:8-1342 FINISH CARPENTRY CONSTRUCTION w .. Jawn renov. 751·3476 Garages. lite hauling, garage or yard sale! It's ----SELL idle items with J u lte rn t ion!> Rep a 1 r~ Find what you want in Robby, 642·~ Add/remodel. concrete WANT ACTION? etc. I a better way t.o tell more Find what you wanl rn Daily Pilot Class1f1t>d Con~u ftJt10n in ) nur Daily fllot !(laHif~ !24 hr answerm_tse~l Freeest.S81-8360afl.,j_ Classlf~Ads642·5678_ l ton trucld25. 631-1993 I ~ _ Q.i!tJyJ~i!Qt_Cla.ss1freds ~d. humc 76<1-8370 St·ll idlt• item~ ~~ t.dmtrial Rewtal 4500 Mo.ty to to. 5025 Trwt Lott & Fo.d 5300 Pet"SOltClh 5350 Pt"onafs 5350 Help Welllled 7100 Hetp Wanted 7 100 Help Wanted 7100 Htlp Wanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deicti 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shop to share with Sign WIDOW has money for .•••••••••0 •••••••••••• FOUN D Ladies 14KG FIRST LADY Preventallve & Stress ACCOUNTING CLERK ANTIQUE s EH\'lf'E Station \111·11 111 .\B'I SIT1'ER !I mo old Painter, SOOsq ft in C.M 2nd T.D 's SI0.000 & up' SlJ0,000 2nd, IS'( 1n Watch vie Harbor View E del R d M b PART TIME Or ante APPRAlSEH 1!Jnl Ew Ii OJ'' .\ h11\ C: \I ti~ Fair util inc. S85 mo. Call E-Z CREDIT' No pnlty lerest Payments SZS,000 Sho pping c e o t e r ~Cort. Mo S O:~c1~fntro~.s~a~ial~ Coast Sa\•mgs has an AUCTIO!'IEER l'H'~ Full&. p Umt· \p uuunll' r:ngi i.pkg. 646·2890 or67J.4480 Call A t Eilee_r:i67J.7311 each 6 mo. Due 10 81 64().8121 PattyD.cen. ~28l7. l0AM·8PM immed opening for P T 10 yrs ex per appra1smi:: pl) Shl'll s1.1tw.o lilh .!. lo. ind Ill\ ini: mature Costa MesaofOce&work 500/o EcmitYCapital Make offer. 67~-1633. Found Bike. vrc Npt •912,.1345• arcounltngclerk Enlry & auctioning antique' lnml' '\U ~ornan Ml-' 75 Refs area totaling 4,22.5 · at» SI0.000 {o b million home. 644-9000, office Bch. Call bet. ~12 John MC & VISA Accepted le,•el position 1nrludei. + extens1\'e knowled;:t· AUTO MECHANIC 75!1 5U06, W.1\216 per sq. fl Avail. Oct ISi. Land drvel/llghl mfg. 759·1163 Gr..tCa•••F varied duties W11l trarn of antiques S5000 mn ~tu~I lit• cw t"oru.iu &. ll<dl\"llt•r for Balboa 642·29288am-4 m No electronics, rom· Aleo•~/ Lost petite sealpoi nt COVER GIRL Escorts right person Call Take ad lo any ~tall' domt•,ttt ,.,1,, 1;111111 l'IJnd 1mmt•d Mon Low cost office spar; puters. Prtnc only Persorttlts/ Sia mese Cat with •OUTCAl.L• 24 Hrs 641-0180 Kathleen 7:">4·1801 1700 employment offlrc in luc·Jt11111 :.o. i·ornru rr1 lcdJol lld s with sho p area Crossroads Develop· Lost&Fo.d crookedtail.Vic.Balboa 953-0778 MC/V~A Ca"'fClltdls Ada m s Ave , C M Orange Co DOT c.Jll 1111 1 ~1..i .. u~ 1;;~;,!1111 Overhead rear door. am· ment Co P.O. Box 409, •••••••••••• .... ••••••• Peninsula. 675-9119 AM f.XP /MC/VlH E.0. E. 294 257·0lO Ad pd for 1" 1131 2;111, ~I 7~~10 .·1 •. , 11.crik 1111, pie parking, quiet in· Tustin, 92680 -Lost & Fowld 5300 FOUND: 12) Dogs Male e~J.1.loyer Automu11w TELLER duslrial area of Costa MoricJc!9tt. Trwt •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Doberman American ~~~~~J: * • * ACCOUNTING Si·rrc·l.11\ I·.", lli·ul opporlunily Mesa. 979-853:!_ --DHdt 5035 Embassy Tags. Fem VISA MC htty Crawford Register today for local ASSEMILEAS RECEPTIOHIST fur c•,1>i:m•nrt'd pl'rson 1100 sq fl, 2 offices &'······················· FOUND IM lnshSetter~ * 972-1131 * s12"1Uunest.onr lemporaryass1gnmenL'\ Lor M ISMOO \'1ej11 (~) CASHIER lie ultf.H'll\(' ~iJ\IOg~ & whse, top loc .. rrt rear Want investor for Np1 AW Found blaclr: female Lab lrv\lle SJ-0045 needs Assemhlers " 2 <; 110 d "11 r111 n I( ,, 1 1~1.1n ~ ull llml' position ent. S32S 6'1S-6251 bay front home Give ARE FIE£ 111 old town Hunt Sch You are· .. -~~~ar of 5 ) rs exp Candid Ju•, h .,, "''· 1 ull•·r' \ .1n11u' dul1e~ S...__ --4550 well secured lsl or 2nd area Approx.rolb. F'ree TWOFREEPASSES m ave,., au· "'.'al"r\ bd~nd on n (',ell l.11ulJ Jl 7S41801. SHE Ull: -UU'<' ust h ad m• 0 al mo~p l'ft' l?CJttV IJ<'.flf' ll' ............. TD A l 67""'161 ood home ftll> ...... Cf\ Lln-dexterity. j!d {')l~ll?hl ., u "' () c· s & · g ' ""' Call: to& ----~. E sco RT s & ISl7valuel • -n..r1nn:.,, 1·alll1.•I·· IJlll'.t' u;j\(.J\mgs ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEP TH s -neatmappearance&dt• r < ·~' u I StorcNJt G....-A Y f MO T SCDIU •m MODEUNG RINGLING BROS -pendable. Work 1s in hrt· COSTA MESA "''''n C.M. area 548-31178 For your T.D ·s & Notes 642-5671 ~ 135-9199 BARNUM It BAILEY l!Ml'ObRYl'tl!SONNllS!IMCIS support med1 ral l'li'c AMC JEEP E 0 t ; at De nison Assoc AYNERS c•cus l7231ird1Stre.t tronics Gd benefit~ 549-8023 ltwtllhWCllllltd 4600 673-7311 _ SIOOR~D IWft COEDS-would love to Anaht1mConvenlion Mt~INch Only respon s 1bll• •w••••led•••••••••••••••••• Sattt.r~ Co y II w/orange tabby Jolner -Gauu-partyKwitlhh you.Catll_Sue CrnterAug.6·17 tO.E persons seekmg_perm11 Al'TO~f011\"E an garage to rent m ~·-, • e o · Maxim -Packet -o r a Y an Y 1 me Long Beach Arena 1 i't d ' WARRANTY North Laguna 494-4621 All types of real estate orange eyes. N B MAGICIAN 953·0971 Aua •n 23 nent emp ymt t l'l' ap mvestmenus111~ 1949 67J.6790 ... ,_ .. lb he .... ..,. ply Call Mn. Pm·lh CLERK TRAINEE Hankrni: MEW ACCTS REP "'"' •••tJ' bank11111 ex per Borclays lri or 498-8747 s--~-I used lo uU.ua at t E x p e r I e n (' e d To claim passes. call AccountJ.ng/Clen cal 5813830 l\lu~I 'A nk dcarh" IH ,...--..., LOST: M Shelue dog . m I word for anyone who Ar upressurr Massage 642·5678 ext 272 Passes IA* dctail('d ("Oru;t'ious · .:ood 1 Contact ._..11/9"..t/ 2"dTDs lrvme. reward offered hoarded money was mis· Therapeuuc Relaxation must ~ exchanged for \\llh numlX'rs some typ· Filt9Ct 642-2171 54S..041 I ~·7302,m:B:Jl I er A more appropriate Techniques Sunny reservedsratsatbox RECOHCIUATIOH ASSEMBLER inR oet·e~'Jn ('>:•'('ll«nl E~~n~ l't·J\\')\~3~1~~1H of Coifomia •••••.•••••••••••••••••• D1Scounted TMt Deeds Found . M Siamese cat, w 0 rd t 0 d a Y i 5 !31-6377 Ne __ o f r 1 c e Pr 1 o r lo Cl.fl)( " "orkmg mnrl111nn' rr -------- ._..., available for lnvest.ors vie Slater & Edwards. MAGICIAN. SELL idle items with a pt'rforman« Healthcaremgmt l'O'" ELECTRO.~tECll , irt~l" hener1~ t... 41• hour~ OppotilMity 5005 Xlnt yield For details Hunt. Bch.847-SOIW WANTAC710N? Daily Pilot Classified * * * lrvmr has an 1mmed Electronics ,.11 111 per ~l'l'lo. 1·11111,.,1 ~t.in --------•••••••••••••0•••••••• 966-1957 Brok~ __ Classified Ads ~·5678 . _Classifed Ads642-5678 A'L. opening for an ind1\ Laguna Beach nred~ Jn al BIKE RENTAL BUSI · with a mm. of 1 yr ac E M bl h In Laguna Beach. For ............................. THE counting exper using solder~~:e~ ;rM""•~~~ I N1\BL::R .. ~ moreinfo,call494·3304 • • Girtfri~ds romputenzed systems, bl R ('\()II I \ ' * * * : 8-DAY WEEK SPECIAL : *ESCORTS• preferably in bank rr ~~m ni'a~~~rdl';~~·.~~~ ,i . ., .,, . concilia tions Successful Ability to use ba::.it· test WeltdyMorrow HOtM/Offlu/ffohl candidate will be nex1 t?Qiupmt surh as powt-r 30'19Nestall 3 LI 8 Doll * 972·9772 * ble & able t.o learn quirk meteri; would be a btl! Laguna Beach • 8 Days • nes • ars • Male/Female Escort ly Must also br detail plus You are the winner of MC VISA onenled, use !(}key by TW01~~~~1!:e~ES e It s easy to plac e your 8-Day Week C lassified by mall. and 1t e ~~~c!~ves1c~~1s co~· RINGLING BROS. • costs Just $8 -that's only a dollar a day! T o qualify for t h is • DIA~MIE cell. fringe package For BARNUM & BAJLEY • special o ffer. you must be a non-comm ercial user offering e "WE LIE FOR YOU!" interview. call Sharon c•cus • merc handis e for sale up to $800 per ad. and the price must • Con v~ncingly · pro RE0asE1nMs/,F 71 4·541 1616· Anaheim Convention ressionallv. contidential- Center Aug 5.11 • be in your ad. T he cost stays the sam e whet her your ad • ly or Just ror fun ! II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ We offer excell pa) & benefits plus a 4 DAY WORK WEB< Co 1s 2 nu from Coast Hwy & 8 m1 from 405 & 5 f'rwys IAIYSITTER Golden\ ll'" or \h·s.1 Vil'" School an-,1. H H '.l t hildreo (lh·6 11 842 7259 Babysitter Nl'edrd rn ffi\ In 1n1· home 12 da)S ~ mo I & S > r o Id ho} s !175 <tl92 LongABeuga. ~~23Arena needs eight days Selling time Or just one. • 760·7!66. Pleasecall for appt ,,... • Good looking. romantic. Accounting PersOMel Dept To claim passes. call successful Newport exec llLLIMGCLERI( TELON IC BERKELF:Y Selling anything "-•\h ·• 642-5678, ext. 272. Passes • Use one word in each box . A bout 4 w o rds make one • 49 seeks discreet. run. Irvine ad agency needs 714-494·9401 E 0 ~= Daily P1lot Clm1f1rd \ci ffankrn11 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY l.11( ,ti ~''""l'<>rt Beach ,., \ml(~ & ludo 1s seek mg ;1 ,,.rr motivated :O-c·l·rl'IJr\ \\Ith STRONG ~l't"r ('IJri..il !>ktlls . lhoroui:hnesi. & con· l(rn1al manner lo work for Prt'~•dt-nl Salary r11mm1·n~uralt' 1A1lh ex· p..r Full 111~u rance lwm ''" ! paid career .11•r>·• I I I Pll'.15e ra 11 M fknn) Pans1a j 14 &\S 6.505 NEWPORT IAl.IOA SAVINGS & LOAN 1100 In me ,\ve . NB ~OE ~u:~~!xa~t:! for • c lassified line o f type. Minimum ad IS 3 lin es. Please p r int • ~vwi1!! .. ~nddydaf~_!aPytiosmSI~· gd. billing clerk Must ·~ a ::.imple mallt'f ex ..,.,.,. ~ have bkpg. background. ASSEMBLERS We \\Ill JU~t rall 642 S67R ~~o~~=~r1or lo . plainly. • ;_~nytr.!!el.~ Australia. }ie;~~i~'e;, aci~'f::~· train. Apply iA~I I a·11y P1·1a1 ... -_,.,... MacGregor Yachts. 163t .. * * * • ,------------------------------, • YOUNG LADl~Ava1la· rninded. l~keybylouch f.lacen~a.CostaMesa •••••• .,. New growing womens ex-I -ble for Cuual fwt Dawn & gd. typing skills req"d • erc1Se It health spa • f I • 761.9031 Will train on NCR 395 Assistance needed Farts • Great potential S250,000 .• I I • E1cell. benefits Call o r lrvtnl' llaircutun~ • • Terms77~Bkr. EXECUTIVE Mrs. erecte, 1sHm ;::·~ ~~~;;;d rnr • General Assignn1nt • PllMTSHOP •. ', : •• * SllTE * ADVaTISING men 's sportswear. • Secretary to • Thrivlngbuslness.C M.. $ I OO I 24 H ~RTS f/time , wkends Bay • • ~:S1t:~r:;~~~~a~~~ • I • I • 953-1 ;22 MC lso F'or rapi~~wing pre-~ri~,~~~n:· ~~~~':-rt~~ • Executive Office • 631-1286 • II I • Oriental Girls to meet s t i g e mag a ii n e ~73 56SO. A...Q211 !1_on F'rt • Immediate ot>enmii for wr~atile m • sincere, financially sta-Generous commission IF YOU • 1hv11lu11I Musi be rnpablr of h11ndl • • 1 I. ble. marriage minded Exp pref but will haveaserv1cetoofferor • mp ht~t ra~ \.1rwd and 1nll"rtt~t • I men. lnlrol 1153-99'5 tr~;! Call 4974464 IO 3 goods to seU, plare an IHI 1111: dul1t·~ roi rw"''"'IX'• 1•x1•t ull\r • I • Seeking refined man up 1n the Daily Pilot • /.t pr r,onn1•I .11lm1111,1 r.1tnr Call • • I I • to 55. Mts.s Sweetly CIO Sell things fast with Daily Classified Section • 1142 4321. 1-:,t m rot a11111 • --------•! I I Gener al Del. Laguna Pilol Waot.Ads. _ Phone 642-5678. OVERWEIGHT? • Add S2.60 for each additional line for 8 times • Sch. D ·1 p·1 .._ • e>ranqe Coast • ~J;~~~~bw~f~. • ~=.~~.!?~~ ······~ II y I at : 330 ~~1:r.1~'~i reN : guar. 875-1888 Ma ry • • PA!'l~~0(,eaf:,:b· p~ e e e Costa Mt>sa, ('A • -840-!!!!7336!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1. Publish my ad for 8 days starting • Penonnel. Waitresses. • Art 01·rector • • Equal Opportunil» Employer • -= • • Walters, Bartenders. e • • • Stained &lass shop. By • Classifi cation • cooHosklp&ltacu~tyanR!;,11......... e "!le're a fast·paced daily newspaper seek e •••••.•-•.•••• ••• oner. Nt wport 8ch. .._ .... ~ 101 an experienced art direct.or with if 6'15·5780Cal10..SPM. .., print/collateral materials If you're Loni ••tabllabed. • Name • T,...a631·0Sl0or5S6-'3095 .. SO •• heavy ba ckg round In design or •• ······~ I a·11y ,,., ~;.:..:;::=...::::=:...=..=.:..-• Add • familiar with print product10n, direct .C~SlrY.. r0$$ ...... ••••••••••• .. •••• • mail, rttatl advertising and Pl'O("t!SS color • • • Swl I I,... • • Gnnd Canyon Ra.ft Trip! • . . as well u the ronce~lon and de • fi ~ !::n:.c;: =: City Zip Phone • ~u~r.~~~&.,~~po • ;:~~t1::..~~f:.r·~~tc~:n~~~r~~ • : 1eld Safes Supervis1r : SU,000 casll down. Plus Check or M 0 enclosed D I I ... • 11tiiliid1y mana1e four othm, organlit • L 1pproa S. for f<lulJ> • • • • ,,., and coOrdinale multiple proi«'ta to l'll('et e .1m1tt"ll oP<'nini.:~ •1\ ailablr •n lhe Or<tnj!e • 118ded. Call Moo·Fti. d r"f.i? lllw • dead.lines , i nd communicate effectl\lely e e l flJst 1tr<'u. fot ,.cir nttitl\ atM, c.1reer e MPll . .....,.0111 Charge my a to: • • ....................... Somt knowledge of AV would be a plus • Oflt'Olt'CI 1nd1\ltluul 'Aho <'110 'Aork With • Sclll01ll & ComptNaUon for this challenging po1Si· • FtelCI Suit's f'l"(1J>lc Trmn, moU\Jli· 11.nd • Woven Wood Bu llet O * Exp ..._.. 700I • Uoll ta conalalfnt with experience and •c· e • lll'l rt>5ul u . Stut1on wa 11on or \U • Bua., maettl.al incl'ftd lT' • • ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• • complllhrnenta, and lncludea an ex«lltnl • • nect•1.nry l!:X<'<'Pllon:al l"arntnit.~ plus Job • $1.IOO European Lady •Ide btntfil.I packa1e. Reply Immediately • 1ell1tt'd benl'filb .tV•Ulable for ihtt rl«ht ... not tu-57a • bouatlleeper, drive, to • with currtnt raume showinR salary his • • l*<>Pll' II )'OU c.in ptodut'f' ult.s not. • llncst a t °"' 1 ., ....................... M .IOIHTVINTUJlC OPPOR'nlMTY Car wa8' •••lo,.r .,., ... will ~We ..... ~ ....... ....... ~.., ,,.,, ........... . llt·mt D # ______________ Exp. ____ • slnll• man or lacly, e t.orr,wlUlXtroxof 3dtslansamplesto· •• Ju~t talk ibout rt . ull. 06:M. for . ta.l • Martttinc Strvkes Manaier • ,lnltrview Ask for Mr. ChltlCt • I L------------------------------: ~)!~ ••• -!~!!. 330°if.~ •• • ~CMtt • ACCOUNT'S • Costa Mesa, CA • • ,.. • l.·11 P1·1w !~ •.• ~~.,........ :· PAYMUClm • orcall (.714 )642·'321 • • :m w. ayStreet • UI ~ ~ .... ~a:.!.':4~=.d.:! e Equal opponunJty Employer e • Cosla Mesa, CA ' e t1p111. 1ct beneflt11 • • • • Eq~J OpportW\tly EmPlojer • New rt le1adl area. ••••••••••••• •• I ••••••••••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' . --__ __,.. ------- .. Orange Coatt OAJL Y PILOTJFrlday, July 31. 1991 ~ ~w..., 11• ....,w...., 1111 w .... !~ .. .?!.~ ..... ~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~ .... !~ ..... ?~~ ~~~ ..•.. ?!~ ~.!~ ..... ?!.~ ... ................... ....................... .. 71M w-.. 71M luuraac. -..... .a.-. .1__.1a.--a...a......., Senlte Statlon Alli.ft· • ••••••• •-•••••••••••• ••••••• MIWPOIT " ... "."-Ulll• _,.. ~'... ~ Banll'·s CASHm D•~y .............. ! ... .._... t:XPEIUENCm QUALITY CONTROL Npt Ct11ttr/Dul1n £ip In Hit• Selllna dut, uper·l·ured . ...,, Stock brobraae nrm ...... ~ .. '"-iMCI s.u, IM. Coov. •t: lupector (l'UleraJau>. Plua. Good typl•t ucurlly product• nlatlt., fuJltlme/part ••CCOUMTS hu lmmedoptnlnl Ac· ~~~l!~,1~~·::,1u!:!· el.MOCHAILWS ~ency eeedl pel"ICll\al Btacb area."" mr. S4.T5br.lnepedflaJtbed CbHrtul ptiooe vole .. ouaraotnd futart ume.Apply:Mac'1Te•- llPllSIMTATIVI curate typlft1 req'd , Good drlv'-a r-"ord. New Rutavraat liMlnLUDdttwrler. I yn medical, demal ' 11 e. dnber11ua pe.rtklou &o 5Plnlea11at •~ Leadlns Co ., Oran.it 1co, WOZ Beach Blvd, l11med. OS1fftina for New teltphont ' 6">ttraaa 201 W. "~aat "H" •Y. Mu I cu I Am tr I can m .lDlum up requind OnlJ 11Jve attitude. etermlnt COftformlty alt a.&rl omce. Up County. Q)ut&J Saft Co .:..:H:....:B::.....:;;=r::!--- .VctJ Rep. with I mot tiper pm"d "" 8:30 tW rt at"a"cb Food IC~ appU~·· m au~ of ptl'IOll.IJ ta-wUll apedficat.lona, U · •1000 mo. ?»a. AM 511.7233 SEWING MACHrNE e,per , S1vtnp & Loan to 5 Contact Helen lloa1 for. waltrtH••· Unet •tCIMlll Mr\'icln.. •mln• • leM Obtralau for Norman Jacot.on o -OPERATORS snef'd Typlna 40 McGlnley for appt. DBIVBY cocktaJI waltreuea. Salary comnwnaurate N'URSING paael1, uamlne con· acllA SA&.1519'1 Sailmak 5'7-la.4 'fwpm, &d onl com 844. F/Tl f •·· boate,.u. ll111t be 18 wllhn .7$Z. R.N.erLVN.cUrtetorof talnen, rec:ordfiDdlnp. Local Co1metic Co -~~l~~'t~~d s~:t.: 1--------1 liven':.' r!~:~v~'i (,~::: o!!t ~}!~: No~~Rr=.IOR ~fl::fao· :f's~~=f~~ :::er~t ~~It.= ~~~~~~~~NG C ~~.t:~~nc opptyl••SH-.... --·.,.,--. • N Be CHILD MONITOR Wl. rtcor1S ttJq'd. Phone ror ·-~ ...... , team. Ir-· v•t .. ·tx· v Jnc t .-.nM Cutter, cootnt: Mr F ...... _ Ill ewport ach mo. Compltle Ii Vt· In appl. "7•t212. aat for Apply In pm.on, Wed • ,_ .. '"" 0 L S ,... ore mu. Sl.800 mo. SAW l"IAIMll '~ careof3yr oldgirl,free Mr. Emmont. Newport Th111'1 lOam·noon: 4PM· per or are prutntly Nunlna · · m w,714-t7$.31180 Supervise crew of 8 Exull. co benefits Ta.Lii room&board,requir~at Statlonera,lnc. tlPM. FonncrlY Charllt •n1aJtdon)'OUrown• IM-t.YMa.r. remodelina 1pl1 rd Yna. men, •tereo Steady WOtt She mwit Current oppty po.1hon leu t 3 moe. exper . con Don'• rellaunnt. JllOZ2 woul llketojoln a 1row· J.11 • SM reU.f. 6iov. rental' naale. lnciude ~:!rde~C ~i·"::~n be 11ood with numben for6mos.t.ol yr.exp'd, lact. Mra. Moreno. DIHTAL•IC.-r. Cape Dr. L1aun1 101. prof, worldn&-botpt. with Pcell. re· IHlllhhS.. electrical. plumbln1. -a · CM.Deltror\ic,$4$.0t13 Teller Will consider 7lHl>l·9279 Office exp.._.reci. Dental Nl1uel. to11tber a.roupof talent· putatlon. Beach area ,_.Top carpttlne. painting Sales, sharp Ptl"SOl\ With 1-t~ llll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!~I exp. pref. wed.Sal. Top ed deslfners. for max-Pl'M mjr. medlcal, den· OMce other repairs. s yrs. u YIOIO '/ra. cashiering back salary for qualified GROOMER , Kennel lmum Input of ~deu, tal & life. Top Hlary. 11 yo~~1 produ~lnc per. r~q'd. as main l!:ltciUn1 products with &CC5!.A!! ... ..- around Ty91n g 2S CIYll rson ~36511. person,exp'd.13.SOhrlt ::•· etHlc.~ts get Flea.hn.6'2-ICM4 a11ent, you ahould look ttenance for'fman. Con mcmtopptylnNB "' ~'""' 30wpm &gd flgureap EHGIM• DEKPLHYGl .... IST u .7~·1911 N .Bch. v tr. &•IQ com· ORDERD"'"'K Into our NEW com-act : Mr Jones, ~-Experienced GIL Clerk tit di 'd L c I E 1 "' ...... m111lon 1pUt In the in· ~ 714.750-03m needed for an1ly1l1 & u ereq · ic ivt n~ nur, Exc~llent pay. Im-duttry. John Phillip In· Elper. help~ Apply In mllslon ~rogram that ls SICllTA.IY journal entry prepara· lot eru ted pa rties ~x';.1n1~r.la~~·~:!1'a: m e d iate open1n1 Gu1rd1 terion.-. penon only Mon·f'rl, the~1tintown.Our of· Jacoby&Meyers,ooe of t1on Newport Beach pleaaecontact publlc worll. 11'19·2000 NOWHlllN,. 8 ·4PM . U04 W flcell oneotUie oldest RENTALAGENT·Buay America'a largeat law area Salary open JohnLaun Dental Assistant ROA. a MacArthur Blvd. Santa estabUshed in Newport property memt ofc. firms is seeltine an ex 540-8950 '11U'7S~ -17141557 5651 X·ray license. Xlnt Security Officer pcm · JANITOI Ana. Beach with 1 very pre. must have real estate perienced Secretary for LA.. Pll>aM. ~--....~ benefits Call Mon-Fri. Uons are now avaHabi. Ralelsb HUii Holpltal In 'ACKAfNHG stigloua location Cill Ii c L a « u n a B c h our Norwalk otrice Ap Stoel I Del•tty SA.VMS c• lttlAED 633-1382 __ ---IJ1 Mission VieJO & So Newport Beacll has ID Sm. electronlu firm Walt for an 1ppo1nl· 494~ pUcants should poeaess Excellent company E.O.E. M/F LA»I Laauna for mature 1mmed. openina for a ment. 673-7~ llSIDINTMHGl. gd typ1n1 slull1, or-benefits Room for rapid 'DVEIJISING DEHT AL/ ASSIST minded tndlv1duals No Janitor. Day shill. EJC-overlookinl ocean wan ta The San CJementt> Inn 15 11 nu t1ona I sit 1 lls & advancement Apply in Beautician ...... ~~ ... , ........... H~t Pmferably with follow 1.na Excell worlt1ng conds. Pis call Tue~ Sat. 6'2·0092 ask fo r Joyce " RDA CHAJRSIDE prior e1perltnce 11 cell. rrinae benefits pel"IOntoboxpowersup-looL ability lo work under person 4115 E 17th St . S11fS p"-So lift'-•· •• • • EST •n a.ing for a dynamic. c u N. Short hrs, lllnt benefits necessary Must have package For Interview, °"'rd'· .. ~ '1n"' •1 edre SAi> "' experienced mdividual pressure We offer u "' for experieneed, eager o .vn phone & car call: Joshua Whiskey, :,U •ttJM&,,, vov1 SALIS for lht1r resident/nhe c elle nt co mp a n y s ltc The Clasa1f1ed Dept or person. S4.S-947S Veterans bnna DD214. 714-64S-5?m. EOE M/F ,, me, bent11ts, c ean Th l.1 11our3lllh yearstll· benefits + salary i• w w.o.d Opet-. the Daily PlJot bas an -" ''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!I environment M40 I fl s b manager position. Call " Nites Fltlme Wall Pinkerton's, 2701 -B s.1~ · • per n g n e out er n Pele Mitchell Tues-Sun neeotiabit. Pleue caU 1 ~~np~:n:'s:i':s ~'esokusr DllYBtHEIDED Main, S.A (lb tear of IC~HB.P mo. start. rue 30 dys. Californi a homes forappt.e6103 Silvia 213 lra n 842-:1113. __ _ Huntington Beach area Radio Shack •tore) 145-3693 Perhaps you would en· --TEACHEI The pe rson we seek i1lfil36-2595 u7.9020. IPAual Oppty Fulltlmeonly. PARTTIME JO)' ru· inin& a rirm active RESPONSIBLE Personl·-------c •. ~hould el\jOy Lei ho "" """ <•<71.. t I •-i · Slll:IO-••y ert. • exper. Pref ex ep ne DIY c• ., ........ 5 Employer. """" .... Build your own business In uxury residential o c ean • ma nta1n ....._,_ · sales. be able t.o type 45 """"""'"" 'll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I LJQUOR CLERK, ex per, in your spare time. areas such 11 Big Ca· home. Must have ref's Supp or l a c count per 10 toddler care zi., w Pm a nd ha ve a Counter person, wi11 1-40 hr wit. Must be over Estab'd. plan features nyon, Sp)'llass Hill, 8:30am-l2:30pm Mon-1ng/peraoonel !unctions yr olds 5 days 9-1 N B Pleasant Pers I t tra i n Call 11 ft e r Gu••-2 1 1 T Fn Start••Jb .......... ..,. Good ri ... •· th Susan &4().8112() ona 1 Y l0:30am. Ask for Laura. _.... l A so Stock Clerk, lg. income potential, ex· rv1nt errace, L1nda · .., r . ...,....,._, va "''Y • grow --.:.L.::c ---Classified or lelephone S42·S466. Full & part Ume. All part·tlme or full time. cell. tu shelter. ex ule, etc. Restaurant-Need outgo-opportunity. Min 55 Teacher, pre·school, im· IUUTISAl.OH sales expenence would areas. Uniforms fum'd. 548·2112. 29-t4 w. Cst tt>nsive travel, associa-U you are presently ac-ing personality for food wpm, 10 key by t.ouch m edi a t e full time Shampoo techn1c1an. bt> helpful We offer ex Electrical aMembly posi-Ages 21 or over. retired Hwy, N.B. lion with poeltive people live in real estate sales prep, sandwich making, New Port Center loca-employment Benefits Busy salon 645 8915. c e 11 en t co mpa n y tion. Some exper may welcome No ex per nee Ll"'U,,. C' .,.., in an enjoyable environ· do you have immediate meat slicing, cash re-t1o'n. Good salary & Min. 12 ECE units. Costa 1040 Pacific Coast llwy benefit s 1nclud1ng be req'd. S4.00 pr hr. Apply . Universal "' --.-" ment. CaU : Mr. Jones, & unlimited access lo sister. 8-4 Mon .·Fri benefits Call Arlene. Mesa area 548-2.550 & NB medil·al. dental. life tn· HPSSystems645-95S2 Protection Service, 1226 F/time. Mature, exp'd. M B T M k t g , the president or your S4/hr. Also need exp. As· 640-51ll S40-1919 lkl& ' i.urance etr Salary i--------• W. Slh St , Santa Ana or wall train. Apply : 714-551-5822, 6 to 8PM company,orlshehldden st Mgr, 7.3, at S4 50/hr TUCHY pr .tlliM ('Ommensurate with ex Interview hrs: 9·12& 1·4, IOAM-2PM, 1195 W 19th wlldys. away in an ivory lOwer 8'&·8883 S.,.ut••y Third orade, ft reden for bookkeeping serv perience PLUS ureat EXEC. SICRET A.IY _Mon-F_ri _ St., CM. See Norm -moved from t"· '""' -"' " ___ 752-7567 c·ommissK>O progra"m If N pt B c h s t 0 c k · Llve 111 "··k Part lime. Sales & Mkt· 0·"ur l"'-t .'"' scen1e Restaurant MIDICA.L t1als, full lime employ- IOATS you are ambitious and brokeraget1nvestm enl HA.llSTYUST s mltr adul~':r ::~-ingeamgoodmoney ble ~8;;.''n!:VaJt Good opportunity for llLLIMGOFFICE ment, PO BOX 10669 t t ... d r firm has opening for To 65"} with dientele Cl se · 962-3232 1 · a 1• Bartender & Hostess Ov-r 30 ,,...f red C M CA_'ll£l7 _ Gel·coat repair Exp'd wa n o ""pa1 .or your s ec r e t a r " 'ad Beau11ru1 . friendly _!!_ningtU!dry67a9672 l onal Lraming to help Please call for appt Ask .. ...~er non Ma,.Greoor Ya"hts. 1631 eHorll>, please call ror , LYN J. ..,., p you IJICre~ your earn f smoker Type 60 WPM 'l~SCHOOl ' " ' mm1stratJYe assistant to salon Fashion lsland. 11:..., -,.,.,5, · or Herb or Jason I p Placentll, CM tnterv1ew Ne ~ p 0 1 8 h Sml pnv conv hosp. Im· Part Time ..... ...,~ .,711_ accurate y erm full TEA.CHY Pe™XU1el Dept work fo r President & ~ r ea c 'A.Cl-~EO Experienced or inex ...,,,.., time. CaU Answer ad • F' 1J lo,_.,~ Gen Mar Excell com l1l4)760-8l60 maculate, gd starting "'""••-523 or ,unll.Drton Beach """'......-'"" 642 4J2L, J::xt 277 " ----20362 Santa Ana Ave is looking for energetic penenced you may well ~..ux>,,_~_hn S l' h oo I Ex pl' r pre F'ULL CHARGE ORANGE COAST municatlOf\S & organiia HA I RSTYLIST Cutter San ta Ana H ea ghts people lo won part time profll from our color RESTAURANT Opera-stem A.IY rerr~ 0\.1!]' 18 ~_8788 Ma111ta1n all JOurnals & D •tLY PILOT tional skills req'd Word needed 1mmed F'ull S49-30Sl sales at our El Toro Iota· video tape llsllllg & sales lions Director S2,000 mo. general ledger Prepare "' processin g but no t e B ho W k t' S I Require tra;.,,.,g in· in Developer In vestor * T:• 330 w Ba St h h d S 1 1m usy s p or M l F' aon a ary starts at trauung program which u~.. needs sec'y 2 mornings S adJust 1ng entries & , } s ort an a aq w kads_&adults 964-6680_ ain enance: . or Apt I '3.75 per hr. Upon com· we feel 1s the finest ternallonalmgmt., busi-financial statements C~la~lt!~a comm w1th exper Call Complex 111 Costa Mesa 1 . r l & It per week Typing, A S EOE MF' . Personnel. 752 0070. Hair Styli.st, expenenced, ~ h 548-"""' E P et1on o two wlr train· available ness mgm maT et-answer phone, baste bk re you tired o( worlung uperv1se payablei. & re ..., --..:...... -~ needed ror Costa Mesa r """"' xper. ing period, salary will be Wt are not a tranchl5e, ing & 2 )'TS exper as It full time for part lime ceivables f'lrmin Costli •~ EOE salon Lease statt0n or nct£._ S4.75perhr ,29hrs per branrh or sub111d1ary Rest a urant Mktg l_~~ed ~~u·~~~ Mwy7 Mesa -Nonsm<Jker Call ' CLERICAL --------rommission Moilttan• c•M• wk Interviews will be Just headquarters Analyst. Contact. Dr Why not try working Carole, 754 1040 Part lime Fine Retail btcutin S«tttary 631·9754 Ge,neral mechanical held at: We have operungs for a Rbt Nevin. 714-956-5871 SICllTA.IY vart time for full time BOOKK EEPER Con)t Store 1n N B needs John Wayne Tenn1~ llang GIJder Mfg nec.>ds knowledge, experience 'ocHkShno few highly motivated Part time lOam 3pm money Wor1120to 24hrs & romputer exp prefd versatile pen.on who t) CI u b . needed 1 m someone With the abillty In electrical & plumbing 24280Swartz Rd , persons who have a de· IESTA.UIANT Mon· F'ri M usl ha ve per wk 111 plush new or Smith Bros Co . CM detail orumtcd & ran use mediately Must have lo perform multiple JObs helpful. Apply to Larry: El Toro sire lo be more sue Immediate openings ror good typ1ng &S/H skills. r 1 c e 1 n t he San la ~l 10 ke> machine by experience, ref's, xlnt rrommetal shop toship-Sud & Sand Hotel, Tues.,Aug.4lh,IOAM cessful For a n in serv1ngpersons&cook CallMissionBeechcrafl. Ana Costa Mesa area IOOKKH:f'Bt touch Wtll trc11n to pobt typing speed, English, ping & receiving. Phone La una Beach, 497-4477 E.0.E. tervlew appointment Exrellent benefits. App. 18741 N Airport Wa y for well established Co P rtt , s a I e , 0 n l' 0 m spelling & grammar 547 6366 with the sole owner & I · J 11 Santa Ana540-2720 Earning polenllalol$220 a ime. or growin.: pulerb other gl'nera l or Call Mon-F'ri aft 9AM, -·--· MAHAGBt founder, call We~ley N Ffo~:r .P~~~~n Harobo~ Secretaries per wk . base+ comm + b u s1 nes~ Newport ri c e tas ks Wor k 640-~for a_pf>l _ HA.RDWA.IE Hallmark Gilts & '/TIMllYMMCiS Taylor bonwi Call 835·8883 for Beach Call 640-0791, ~:d srhedule nex1,ble Female live-in com pa Full-time retail sales Cos metics. Exp pre· Ca•1... Wtalty N. Tovtor Co. /~~~~·~~~"""t'-. ---f VICKJ HESTONf ~J>l. -----J?LJ!.(_f __ AT EASE FASHION nionfor 7Jyroldladyon p e r so n , go urme t f!rred.640-7373 YCHIHac.ritn R'EALT<1RS _ • BUS P E RSUN S ~:x ISLAND a walk er Must have own ho use wares de pt Mature Lady with aide Adults with outst.and1ng 2111 S1nJoaqUJ11 Hills AccepllngApplJcallons & ASSOCIAT&c; TR ... OHE periencedonly Lunc•h & ('all Mr C1Jne~1on Fn rar $s5oimo F:ves 67S.6704 exp who would like attractive persooalit1es. Newport Beach COOIC Speciahsts m SOUCITOIS din ner shifts avail App 644 5070 8JJ.<!_379 ___ _ HOSTESS Mm 3 yrs ex permanent schedule of who enjoy wor1iing with _644-491 O IUSIOY Temporary Clerical Im med· openings to ly daily 10 am 1112 pm Condominium Manager perience Lunch & din weekends Sat 9PM -10-15 year old youths Apply Mon-Fn. J.Spm, Personnel work pleasant evening The Barn Restaurant & Orange Co Property GEHEIALOfftCE ner shifts avail Apply SAM /Sun 9AM ·5PM neninea 6-9PM Call llCEPT./TYPIST atReubenE.Lee,15J E 54()..0 OO hrs. 3·9, Mon -Fn No Saloon. 14982 Redhill Management Co. needs Person lo assist boss in daily IOamUl2pm The $4 50 /hr. Capable of 642-4321 , ext 343, Costa Meaaomce. Light PCH,NewportBeach 4 selhne Hourly wage Ave, Tustin condomimum manager general orllce work Barn Restaurant & handling collapsible between 2PM ID SPM, typing, basic bookkeep-•tsTA.UIANT 18004Sltypark BI Callalterl :986-0151 CA BINE'T MAKio;R to handle So Callforn1a 8 30-4. 30 Good pay. Saloon, 14982 Redhill wheelchair for alert. uk for Lori. ing, some errands Dale, Busperson needed Part SuJle ~ lrvme TY TECHHICIAH FRENCH POLISllER prOJHts Applicant good benefits Light typ-~veJ~tin. elderly lady bul not an Pharmacy Clerk. exp 966·9040 0 4pm, Mon time for volunteer 1•-------•I Expenenced Good pay, should ha\'t property tng, answermg phones a 1nvalid ~.:! pref, Np( 8dl area. Mon Thurs > SICRETAIY b f · Need Syrsexper restor must. Ask for Tom, HOUSECllAHBS Pri9_5 Petertl40-&S67 operated luncheon ene its Apply 10 management ex per & 831·337J Prefer car or dnver's MECHANIC~ service al Pub I 1 c to run establ.J.shed realty perso.n S73 W 19th St ' ~g, ~a~mg & appraising ~ood .idmin1s trauve i.;--------1 license $5/hour With U · s."1cew •• ,., PHONE OPERATOR •tcB'nOHIST gardens ID Corona del firm lft Corona del Mar C.M nghs antiques plus skill~ Atxne average General .,eenence.•3766 F'ashlonlslandTexaro For plumbing co SICllTUY Mar Thurs & Fridays, ThlS IS a one Set'retary WAITER /WAITRESSES French pollshmg, lac salar) Contact Belly 6'4·7186.~5.S 2:30pm-9:30pm, Mon Fast groWlll,g Npt Bch 12Noon to 2PM. Call office and there is E xpe rienced only ~er1ng & goldleafinj! 964 3531 HOUSalB'a • A.It forOma.r Bet g.1 Fri. No exp nee Relia ad agy seeks 10d1v with Mon-Fri, 8:30AM ·4PM always sometJung to do Lunch & dinner shtfts 5~~ ~~J!~~!~tl~fri~~ COOK Housekee p;r n.,::Ow.':;W. HOMEMAHAGY Medical Front Ofhce ble. nonsmoker k lhr t op t y ping s kills only 67J.Zll68 ~~~~~be:::1:i:!!i~ avail Apply daily 10am In Orange Co DOT Live in Can manage Sr for bustneSS family tn Urology /GP, general ofA S.0.2253 Telephones pl~ a vane-RETAIL SALES 1 S t II 2 pm The Ba rn •1 adult home for 6 ... ,, Hu t it H bo " ty of -snnn• b '·lJ •· G personally tarting R s 660.280·010 Ad pd for b) _,., n in on ar ur skills. pegboard, exp 'ow.rW• <>,.,. '"' ..... ~1 1 .. es .. ourmet housewares salary Sl200per mo Call estaurant & aloon, employer per mo with I wk pd '8XOptt .... F/T Cook1n11essent1al.2Shrs r .631.5:111 Expenenced lndividual opportunities Call salta person, full-time M K k 14982 Redhill Ave \'acat1on 6ll-2100 Hrs AM&PMSturts per wk . Call Rita Dorothy,644-7644 675-6704 ary ay wee days Tustm CASHI ER F l i me Flexibility a must 846.()M3 or 846-00l I Mon Medical lo run power wash com r'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 8.30 to 5. 673-4400 p time. hnghl. dependu COOK '/TIME thru F'~uniillPJt1 Huntington Beach Al· paoy, cleaning concrete. 1i--------l111!'!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!11-•l•-------- ble, good "A1th figures IOAM2PM P\'t Srhool Pis call fo r appt lergutneedsbackotrice truc ks. etc Julio , llCB'TIOMIST SECRETARYIRECEPT WAREHOUSE Wiii train Car Wa~h. Garden Grove 642·0411 9·JO.SPM. M·F' 645-7358 Housekeepers wunled Technician. P ili me . _5'S-~8407-'-'--· -----0''0 OfC MGR. RETA.IL For busy So Laguna WORJ(EI 16061 Beach Blvd, H B Counter person for loo I & ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!' Seacllrt Motel, Tues & Fri. Salary com-Practical Nl1rsl' For growing general Part time clerks Coldwell Banker Real Looking for mature. --------•I equip rental ca Must -_!!M-9'7l7 mensurate with up. for elderly couple, bve practice 1n Newport STOPH'GO Estate Office. Mu.~t be alert individuals willing Cll'UIERS enJoy working with peo Gtt1. Ofc. & ....,,. Housekeeper/Child Care ~all S30-S&l0. in. Cook. drive, light Beach Xlnt environ MA.IU(m able to work tndepen to le a rn & accept IWf1 pie Gd sal, benefit Through trial balance PITgoodpay.Need1m MYCHA.HDISBt hsewk,ref.67S.8634 rrient.4.,.,daya 6Jt·37,1;L 4SSSCocatHwy.. dently Mustrelat.ewell pe rsonal responsibil.tty pac kage Apply in Mature person. Typ111g, med Permanent, pl t1m e. n /TIMETEACHB llCEPTIOMIST MewportlHcfa wtpublic & peers R.E. tor work performed'" U TDTE M person 1930 Ne wPorl ;s~f'° .... ~·~,r<ls· 8·5. 6'1·9323 Service greeting card Afternoons 3-6 , 5 F'or dr's office Must be license help(ul but not established Ne wport Blvd, CM -Housekeeper, hve-1n for dept . i n I o ca I days/wk N.B Susan. enthusiastic, moti vated l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!I!!!! req 'd Call Carman. Beach rirm Supplier of I•-------• GOODftEOPLE mature couple Rel's supermarkets. l0.l5/hrs 640-B820 & t y pe well Ex p I."'. 4~·9444 or831~ fabrics to manurac- MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shtf~ Start1ngS4 upto S4 50 We promote lo manaRe ment & supervision rrom With in WANTA CAREER• Costa Mesa 517 W W1laon St 6319600 Huntington Beach 962-911.6 Personnel Dept 537-4840 DA.TAENTitY WA.HTED please Call after llam· d i eek. c 11 J hn --------h I f I b t t " 1--------turers of products used Th B BaUoon f U 833-2382 -(7ulr4o.g.,,:'m>MI a o ~~<~· u no nee 2to 3da)'57·3::1lPM or 3 in yacht111g, backpack· O'BtA.TOR e rass au ...1..:...:...:...,I":.:;,....::..-=:::..·-----------1 -~ to 4days 3t.oll.:llPM •SlCllTA.lY• h~SMft service restaurant open-H~~s:t~~~R' d=g MHGMNTl'IOSmOH 9UA.UTY RECEPTIONlSTfTyp1st, Sml priv ~v hosp. lm Ex cellent apply for ru~ur~ ~~~:~t ;c,.;,r; Health caremgmt.ro In in g soon in Laguna Neededimmed lor sm Fabric chain. C M. & A.SSUl•MCE with dictaphone & maculate Gd Staffing sharpgaltoworkinfast F'1 lling or orders & Irvine has an immed Niguel is lookmg for A h I XI , • .. uo..1~,--awitchboard exp. pref'd 20382 Sao•-Ana Ave good """pie All posi retirement residence. nae m. nt oppt y "'"'""'-"rontof T St p 1 S .. paced Newport Beach gene ra l warehouse openin° for a Dala En-""y L B Gtri"•" .. ~. Ml• "O. 1'n ele"tr1"al r c ues-a v · anta Ana Heights comm'! real -t•te offt d t F'ull · " tioos are av&lable tn· ag ch. F'ltime, rota!· -...,.., • " ~ " country ,,1 b .... <.uu """.. , u 1u llme days. try Operator to work eluding· food servers. tn,f_!knlb 49C !MS8 _ MOD&S/ISCOITS components needs top "u ,.... . ....,. ..:::S-tc.:::9:...:·306=1!...-____ Excellent lYJ>ll'lg & die 3g, hour week . Ex :I 11 30PM shirt Must busers. hostesses. cooks, HOUSEKEEPER Top Dollan 963-93&3 ni&ht exper'd. QA Mar 3 SA.ILMA..KIHG la phone sltUJs requ ired cellent company.paid ha \e a nun of 1 yr ex salad makers. barten Li ve . 1 n Eng 11 s h. yrs. min. exp as a QA ·~B'TIOMST s ew ing mac h 1 n e Challen11ing position for benefits. Pay increases per on CRT Sucressful d e rs . c 0 c k l a 1 1 speakine for couple with Mode Is needed. A II Supervisor or QA Mgr Receptaorustror growing operators Wiii train ri&ht 1al. Call. based on ability Call cand1dalewill beaqukk w a i t r esses , di s 1 c hild In Newport TUi:. Men. Women & Mission Viejo area Ex· Orange Co unt y in S.7-13" La1la,83).2900 6'S·1066Monday ~aa~~·to~~-o:nhlenod hwashers Please apply Beach 5day work week C ldren No experience cell . benef1t1, rrowth surance firm PBX ex SALES /ADVERTISTNG '" person at The Brass Must ha ve refs. 16G-0357. neceuary. 54&-T7'2. potential. Sampbne rro-per an asset Pd co · W A I E H 0 superv1s1on Must also Balloon 30100 Towne MtGHTCHIF cedures. mechanic• in· beneflll Call · Pauline Growmg O.C. Publica-1--------· U S E hove above average Cente r Dr. Lag una HOUSEKEEPER Experienced onJy, Con· ape ct ion, mic ro · 963-0IMl · lion looking for exp'd ••SICllTA.lllS•• 'BtSOH keyboard speed & be ac-Niguel. See Steve or Prof. adults w/4 small ti t 1 R inspection. MllSt be able pros-top commission Sh90/RE/NeatCoSl.8,000 Xlnt benefits Prefer curote Gd. salary & fr. dogs need housekeeping, nen a estaurant to analyze/roblems & R•ld,83S-9692~~ ba ckground 1n fin e mae benefits package. ,~P~a~ul~495~· ~-3~102~---lndry, shopping, etc. :::,~~~~~h.8.Ji;!!.~: recommen solutions. •tcEPT/TYPtST Sales i~if:ci:m1:11;,-:: wines & spirits. Full For intervie w call. 12/hrs. week Salary CootactRidtorCarl. Realleblllty trend mEslttta&·bl111srmbedneeedxspo 111 .rt •HIDALSHor• Bkpg/Cl.k/Corp$l3,200 time & pay while tram- s h a r o n R a s 1 n s , f Ad rommensurate w/ref's. analysis uper. la lmpor-Exp Consultant Oun Ing. See Harold '9S t: 714·6'H616,EOEM/F Df Actien AM1u1sthave.e..,~car.Mrs. MUISllY tant. On l y those telllgent person to Part & full time, will LizRelndersAgy,lnc . 17th.St.C.M. Have something to sell? ---Cal en: 644-....... S'IC&AUST qualified please call : answer telephones, cl train. Pref. exp. In retail 4020BlrchEst'6'EOE WIWAMrYOU Classiliedads do it well'-Wlnlt.\.,.(ls..._-"'......,"""'.lo!lf.LI a HOUSEWARES G reenhouae a11l1tant M rs . p I er t c k a t areet visitors. Various clothing sales. C.M. Newport/&3Ul90/Free D•=Pillt F'uli.tlme ret1ll sales needed to fill lull Ume Tl4·581·311>foranappt. typing dulles, accuracy 5.Stl-9333 M6-1821 SICllTAIY Applleant• must have uperlenct In brt1kf11t and en cookery, 1rlll and broiler cookln& and 1ontral rood preparation • Top Pl7 • c •• ,.., paid lu•ranee •edkal ' Lift • PallnHU.1 • ProlM lhrlq ..... • llertlwaae n•ltwl Applicant.I mutt be 18 and abovt and hue nperlence. · Apply IA person Z Pll &01 PM •• I.; 11111 .. . c.a .. . Denny's Inc. • person for gourmet dept. t .... 1J1 .....__In a must. Pleasant sur· MARK.,_ SALIS lft I In hardware store poe.a .,_,..cgaiucu roundinga. Excell. R e qu'frea 1ood IHr 675-6704 Corona del Mar. Must benefill & salary. Gd. SALIS StcHTA.IY DIC. shorthand~ ~1 1~ 642 5671 have uper. worlllo1 opply. for advancement. CO ............ Ct•• t. Ptnonnel/ Ad vertising skill.' Ability to~ ·A • HSKPR. <Domestic) Exp wilh planll lncludln& a OPPOITUNfTY IMS Equipment, Inc. ....._ -E. Dept. hu openln& per sperl al Job with I' " &~freq'd M~tspe1k ltnowledae of ioila, tnocb oft.ta when you 2105 Barranca Rd., Tiredof1ellinabouse1 7 e I N B h spec11I ....... -Salary En&li1h • be able to ferllllura • propaa•· .-t4-days a week! We need xpana on. pt c ~ Ha ve somelhin1 to sell? drive. Pis caU ~73SI, lion. Call: Aln, Mon· ;;~~r!:m;;•&~al~ lrvlne. EOE one licenaee to leam the financial services firm OPtn Clauifledadsdoitwell. _.9""A""M"-·4;:..o,;.:.;30:..:.P~M'----i Fri, 8:30AM,..PM only. reacb the Oranse Coast llC..noMST sll:Ula to manaie. broker ~·~~P~!;.!~··~:if YerdMtwport ,. 6'73· market. Na rm co Matertala Inc.. commercial real estate. ~01.23 btwn. 9 • 2 3324 W Warner Ave KIDS- SUMMER JOIS. Earn '3()..180 per week. Trips & Prim. C. .... Ct ••• ti f6N6t4. nit fu•-draw .... .... p .. _.,.., ~ lt1dln1 manufacturer, Jo come from m1mt I B t w n Harbo r . ~ '° ....., ........,_,,,.,,., h 1 __,,_ while you learn s F'11rvlew> Santa Ana Wal , .a Deily J>Uot ti ID mr._te OptD· ...., · uper (714 IS4().~ ClaulOff MMZ-5171. In& for a Rtttptioniat -nefit.s; life insurtnre; Stc'Y/UC&'T. llllJ The succeu(ul can· bealtb ~ 'den· ChalleoP\I opportunity E.0 E Pilat didate will havt had tll· tal plan. Contact Ken. with buay Lafuna Hiiis I ••••• ~ • perience on a Pulse 17W700. Law ofrice. Top pay, Mere...._ " Board, lypma 01111 of btneflta. -..o •••••••••••••00•••• .. •• SSwpm 6 enjoy mectlna S ........, IOOS • thepubUt. $£•-IC'Y/TYPtST ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ......._...:.... l..t&.f • Narmco olfm 1 com· -We are loolllna for a FOR SALE 1930'1 rllUU.fllltl IU IAl pell&Jvt aar\lna Hlal") OfftCH..,.,11$ sharp lady who can type llltcbtnware Ru~ Hall • lf)'OUbavutleutoaeyear'1uptrieoc. • a com prehentlvt Newport Stalloa.n, a a min. ol SOwpm, Job and Fiesta. Over 300 • In priat«iftlted wort, bave illOCI rra&>IUc btMfits peckaie. II. co. H1liq otnct 1up. mainly req'1. typin& ~· piecet. Buy one or all. dtllp Ind •Plll•l MnJiUvfty lnclWU.a e for Immediate con p1ie1 to b..-.1\u full ten to clients on a word Mo-40ll. e type1pedn1. 1ome technical drawtna e •ldtralion pleate call: •part lime oPminP for proce11ln1 mach. WIU ..=.:.::....:.:;=:...----- I •bill~ and undtntand the baJCI ol rt-Gloria Caton, 548-lW, rttall Hiii cltrU. Wt train, no np. nee. full * * *' ~pa~~~. ~r;.~: •• ext. au will train Ir offtr pro. time only. C.11 : Brian, ht._ I about WA. ll)'out lad Jroduction, W.ft MMMCO 1pect1 for adv.i1ctJJ'ltnt, 758-1401 N . 317 A.llto A~. COllttllt/deel 1oo11••• ra who e ~ IL.... Comprebtnal~ benefiia Service Station Alttn· Newport 8eaetl II aktllld In S:·pba~ ;.ac:-frotn • ~~,;:; rch1e. Personnel. dant: JllllUme.,ldana You aret.hewlftnetof OOHC!Pf to tlNJSH, Ud able to tMtt C.laMltCorp 1H5HN week. Start k.•br. E~· TWO~R!!P~ES teedllnea. We're fut-pac.4. llllA tun to • eooW VldotieSt SALESPERSON rull per. only, Start lmmed RIH(OUNlha01ut8!,.... I wart! tW, and have •• u~ rrtnp • Coetai x .... Ce · lime Jewtley, t11t4, t Gr11la1Q'e Unian 1', a cn'IQ ...... J!!k.,t wttb Iota al~1 • O • tumlllllftpbkimd, pre· £. Coatt Hwy. CdM IAlNUM•BAIL!Y • tu'-: (Tli)l::i :!:"'W:'r'::1 • Rffp'°'Kl()peoaMCtilt. rd. M2·•1itwn 1o•t, l'll._s.._zm_.....,______ Aa•J_~...__ ,...;,,,,_,,, h11·U--~ it S!lvtC! STATlON Al ~- ·: ;;;-• , -·--· llltl PAIMf ~c.t;~::'H.A~ ~!:t! 3" w. 11 StAet e .leept for "81 trHtl ~I -•• Jllllt ~ H· 8dl uc. •zs Colt.I 11111, CA ; =ri.I~ = .... to--" Sil• S. ,..... UtUt ldl rt1U1 To flalm ,._., tell Equal Opportunity ~ Hl«J•*· Call I•. 00.r tin. to bl .,. •or k ! Jo I o & lrll e :~at::=. m. '-: ,.....al.................. ~-u,.,.. A 11 -·. pie II~.,. wtio wt r11tnw-1t ... .....:&:....-.::. ,. • 1I1r .. .,. • • • , fl f. , t'., .. • .,.y-.... ~ Cll -.. ,ufenl:r:·: DAY WEEK 8Days 3 Lines 8 Dollars -------_,....-·~· -._............. ... Special flat rate for non-commercial users offering merchan- dise priced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the same for 8 days or one. Minimum three lines . Extra lines just $2.60 for 8 days. For an EXTRA day, call today 6'2·5678 Th9 MW Dally Pilot 8•Day ~ek Its Q Classified PLUS ., ........ 8005 l>ott 8040 ,_,.Jhn 8050 f,nftwt 1050 Cioroge Wt 1055. Ci....,. 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Ml-3297 642-6410 bdrmset,S650new,sac lOspd bike Best offer Sofas,chrs,dinetteetc. 645-186433SBordeauxl.n livered Perfect for clothes & Furn S1S100 Baby Bautnette & 541-5313ev• --------• Sprmger Spank>ls AKC 8 S300 European •. lass 861-8972SJC off Monte Vista _ e\ery_O<'ra.st0.!!_61.3-4419 646·6738__ squa~ cotfee tbl. CaU Kawa I Grand. a Ft. WESTMINSTER wks, CH Imes. SIOO & dinette set, S3SO 19 col· C b $ COM~~N.';NG 2 homes 2 Antiques, Piano stool. Int doon w hdwe. m Pool Table. r Brunsw1rk. aft5PM642·92M ( KGC3l 3 yra old . BBEY or porta~le, Sl55. Xlnt u r 10 · c 8 a net. 37 5 · pc L. shaped sora cedar rhest. 1880 rocker 80x28, SIS ea. \21 80x30, ve ry good rond1t 1on . . Bea ulifully poll abed ANT~QUE MALL ~5i1-t'4l3 ----rond. Delivery ~9-9252. R:igulator rlock, S2SO. S300. 10 long sofa tbl + 2 chrs lamps libr tbl S2Q ea Closet doors m SISO 892·3049 Wanted. Used paper cut· Ebon Profea1ional17 ffte to Yoet 1045 Bo F. En . B Trunk, $45. Oriental $80. 35" sq end tbl ~ S II S ' ' . • -ter 111 good working con· '0Y· .. ,.... Ut In Dally 1~. Fri 10.9 ys ire g111e unk vase S45 Med desk Dishes linens etc 's t . ma tng.er, many 93x30, l2l 9Jx36; 121 Metal tool box for pick up dition Thank-you' Call owned, ._.. qua '1 • Closed Tuesday ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beds. Needb work SLOO. Sll5 g31.S9'79 · ' 9 t.o 4 •2766 HUis d. ~ " misc see d1mes·11 I.Inc 93x42. SlO ea Gd cond truck S75, wheel rhai 536.8573 · strument. Sacrlflee. um Westm•"•l•r Ave. Free lo loving home Call aft s. 642-1.236 ---· NB · I e r., 2350 College Dr CM 644-6579 S75 oak desk ro• - -$1000 080. 851-llOSI »w"' adorable 6 wk old pup -. ----SMOKE GLASS 48 " 556·11842 --· _, 0 L D S T Y L E Garden Grove 554-6103 ~es-~all~ Drexler ~ Set Anll· Round Tbl Chrome Base Anllque C.Ollectables --9 PC dtntng rmsel. $700, 2 642-4610 TURNTABLE-with nip Everett Baby Grand, '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Free \2l White Kittens que White. 5 drawer w 14 ch rs-as is S80 Glass, map, rlothes. Bayshore Neighborhood 10 spd bikes. S30 ea Ne" port Beach Athletic needle t.o play old 78 re-beautiful finish. $2500 ISTATI SALE also Ca It' co "at bli"nd 'Ill I c~est. dressmg lib~ rhr 962-8598 301 v· l Ba C M Sa le Gorgeous ch an 673·687Q, 644 5596 --Club membership, SlOO cords 979-21699 eves firm. 848-Dlteva. , n1testands king -Ilia~·-'-='=--deher, furn, family 3 h I S30 67312826315058 --· -' "2 House full of lovely m 960-~78 hdboard, & sp~ad $250. (2) Barstools with back SALE-Aug 1·2. ever· treasures. fabrics. el<' c airs w ottom:m, . -i..:-· Man's used Cruiser Bike. S.wllMJ Moc .. II I thing 5 • except ton a I 2 sweet kittens. need lov 644·0345 Walnut. good cond S40 ything goes, Oak Desk. 2450 Martn0 Or N.B. Sat each. Magnavox stereo. PARROT CAGE good condition. reasona-••••••••••••••••••••••• s:~~~U:,~u!'~~ in g ho me to stay 7 ft beige & brown sofa . s -~9249 C.Olor TV. Drafting Tbl. l~ S2SO. s73-6870j6'4·5596 -Wr 1ron.1...gl!l.;..... ~5164 ble. Wood desk ... 4·8 sw.?n~~ ~; = Vlllaae Way, Unit 86, together M1F 4 mo old ft matching loveseat 2 Good day beds w slip. Dressers. much more. Lots of goodies' Sat Sun "66 \'W bodyS210 Refng 2 WHEELCHAIR. Everest drawers, good condition $400546-IUS • Moving Must see to SlSO 64+5983 covers S30ea 2466Santa 332So. NewhoDll'S_.A __ Bdrm set Magna\ox dr s7s ·72 l3(J dirt bike Jenn111gs Traveler. ltke SlS-3645 Tustin. J9v~2-8695, 968-6400 Chin-a C b. t --1-Ana C.M. 642-1)4(11 Classy Garage Sale stereo ~7~ S~ 964 6706Jeff new, S5oo 67:J.67ll Guitars. console stereo, TY, leclo, •"-lQUE P 0 d a 1ne pa e -Blk h S · ---Hun or.____ 8"1 niu wnp r.,an. Free multi·colored ktt yellow antique 'nn1sb Ga..-Sdt 8055 Antiques, bookrases, Ho111ehold ~8065 naug coul'. 115 BIRO CAGE Wrought sboowkeepersl .bedlam.PI ' '"•~ English bidet & more. tens. tiger striped grey, larg t •-Ii hted' • ._..,. t v 1st e reo. ency ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stereo casi deck & Iron 3. x l''l' & stand case. sg e rats. ••••••••••••• .. •••• .. •• S6Sun 2680 Santa Ana wht"te, orange •-black e s orage "' g ••••••••••••••••••••••• A h 1 mlkes Sl 15 Bike ~ · g I! tubs tools & · Beautiful Color TV, 2 yr A C u "' glass shelf, Sl75 Swivel Stereo AMIFM 8 track, mericana, c na . Remodel.Ing sale Aug I · · $75 OBO c~9.1Z7c 6 · mtSc ve ..... Call!>48·6219aft 4pm_ b h h• much more Allmce,no 0 • !>48·0128 r""""l4 ..... wrnty. Free delivery. Jr r airs ~ earh rassetle. turntable, Junk Sat 9 4 17755 9-3 \'en. lamps. actt>~. ~-'"-Sl48.646-1788 DOLLSHOW German Shepherd, I yr Chandeliers, S2S each. spkrs SllO FreererS200 PalmentoWa Irv roth111g ~Keel Or 7'' SltdemSleepergoo<l John 't\a)neTenmsClub Mllllcol SaVSun, Aug 1 & 2. free old Fem . lo good home Room size red oval rug. Pool table S200 Misc ----.._ --Cash only COM rond S250FIRM Memben.htp SIZO Call Inst._ .. , IOll Beautiful Color TV. 2 yr admission. Exhibit & Dys 975·0727 , eve~ S25 760-1065 Eves. 760·8745. MtSr, modem and anti· -751 4300 8518300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wrnty. Free delivery. sale. Huntington Center 759-95' Wknd'~ _GARAGE SAL~. Furn, que tools (handyman's Jewtlry 8070 20' Upright Freeit>r S75, 120 BASS ACCOROIAN S148.646·1788 MaU. 405 Fwy & Beach GD. Llome, L-a-biSet-ter R 11 t d k p .,.,.. h ( bri gold mine). Sat Aug 18-5 •••• •• •••••••••• ••• •••• Power Mower S90. Port 2 Small Oneota.I rugs, S30 $95. Pioneer 3 way loud sp 81 d H 8. • o op es UlC ..., dis es, a cs. kitchen, Pm. J24Simal Rd. NB Gorgeous 1.25 rt r11rved C b S ea. Lge wooden desk. ., • ., .,....,. lOOW +. "lO", .,5 ..... 3 .. v · · --mix. fem Nds rm Used one month $15(). tools. misc., most ever -amethyst pendant Onl> a ri 15 760 ~36 S50 Brown vinyl lov ~-=...,="'---• .,. " " Swedish Cup Smart. sweet. loving 851-9711 _ ylh1ng Meadowsweet AMTIOUES $8001 640-~-OOGHOUSE$l5. e seat. $100 Blue Ovatton acoustic Guitar SlOOea~ board lArmo1r , solid _!>48 5171._ ___ Almost new 5x2i., seat Cul de sac Umvers1ty FRI·SATSUN9-S I Diamond GIA-paper:. _S59-5127 :.chv.inn PIXle. S3S 920 w hardshell case 1.970 COLOR T.V plays oak, Cirra lB50 Askmg Beauulul & Gentle wood & lanted glass, cof· h~l_rv Fn-Sal. Hoosiers. wash stands. VVS2-1 62 round Sl800 Boat & Trailer 1.5 SIOO as l\lott1ngham Rd, 1'/wpt Perf erl cond S275 very goodta:s. 1750673-1255 Longhair gray rat. fee table, 1150 Brass Multi-Fam1ly, l376Shan· dressers, desks, chests, Calleves 548-4356 u, BabyStrollerS40 Car Brh 642-~ 649·2'1l1Eves S48-2429aftlla.m. Oak Claw·foot table. 5 neutered male Call LalTlpnut.edshade.SlOO. non Ln. C M . (orr tables, chairs. Amer ---Seal s5. Scale ss IBM Selectnc 2 Cotton MUST SELL! Spinet Sony 19" Color Remote press bark chairs S1600. ~9-0133 Glass end table. SIOO. College belund Fec!co) oak. pine prim1t1ves ~1;~r;01r~it~~~a~:r 63l·~3&J ribbon Llke new $300 piano. good( condition Control. $550. John OB0673-6Z3 ---:"JS "' RED Garden~~·~ Sat1Sun9·S ~~ine St , H B pearl brarelet Call for A:-JTQ end tbl S20 Pr 4963774 SIOOOo r ofer631-63S6 IOAM-12PM.67s.SQ20 . .,,..llUS 8010 Bricks FREE You Hard rock maple danlllg ESTATESALE appt to msped 6440323 Danish mdrn lounge Airline T1rkets. \alue OfficeFw...._,.lr Beautiful solid wood ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~aul 12·· Xf.:__!~~:8.S96 set w custom pads. S300 House full or love I> YtrdSale Bargains' ~es chn; sso pr Pme hutrh ~.8.00. Selling for Eqlli,... IOI Barzaly sttteO cabinet llU'tAPPLIAHCES Veq cute female Dresser.beanbag.cher· things, exceptional 2064lEgretLane,HB •••3CtdJamondh• S85 Lisel S5 Sell orS37SOO!J6G.6013_ ...................... S300 (noroom)848--0603 Les 957·8133 BE AGLE spa} ed . 3 ~ayb~eoods •-c:olothfeeer,laabllleit'eemnds values Good prices Fri. Sat only, ffC1m lOam VVS2·L round hnlltant tr<ide ~2·41:6 C E I L I N G F a n . llM Meg Ccrd II K E N W 0 0 D 9 6 O O 'Brand new Hotpoint years. "' Sat. Sun. 15500 Tustin 3Fam1lyGarageSale S15)l00~842·10:ll RamsScasonTirkets Casabella. forward, re Word processing Receiver UiO WPC w/2 Electric Hi·Low double !162·~-under S800 754-6790after Village Way, Unit 66. Sat/Sun. 9-5 4326 Serusa for sale. 2for $800 \'erst', variable speed. system, xlnt cond. SS,500 concept CEM spltrs l900 Oven Range $400 325 Cute grey & white kit ~m -Tustm Way, Univ Pk, Irv_ ~~s.c.~I~•••••~~~~ 752.0960 12131463.1100 I hl!hl 1nl'l'd. Was S239 or best offer. Call Kathy 0 B0642..s'nM Grand Canal, Balboa ten 5 Great Area Rug, 9Xl2'. SIOO. LIDO ISLE Garage Sale, Sal only REDW000 2 X,'S LAWN ~tower RiEL. TakeSIOO Judy ... 7300986 (714)760-0100 S AN SU I Receiver. Isl. personalities 8 "eek~ club chr. UI, Oak end 9-4 Children's rloth.ang. If II d s150 \1em'-··~hip for trg vtnt GO~ OUT Terbnis spkn. Tedum tbl. S45, lamps. Sis.••". WHOPPPER II r · hid 2· to 20· long Xlnt derk se prope e · · ...-.~ · ' •"'9' bl • • Sears Kenmore Portable 6 mo old dis hwasher, 2 )T warranty. bl<>. 1 Cocktail & 2 end tables, SUJCl. Blue baby dresser. S2S Misc 646"21861After7 PM 848·5336 ..,., .. umtture, hs items. F.:DG f.R n55411 3297 full) eqwpped G> m 11 OF IUSIHESS! Direct Drive turnt . Fwnlhn --8050 ~1-1096 --Antiques, ropper and 20091Spr~S~.f1A.IL ~~'"~r~~~ck~~~~a;l BIRDCAGt:IO'Wmught l mo $85 00646-94l4e\e~ Priv busllless must sell Value over Sl,500. Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• S125 Co~oer set. bolsters pink luster. old pine Gar age s a I e 9 am 55< 1 t r P ca I I .Ji rn Iron SIOO I JUKE DOX Sharp Copier, desk wall or trade for Color TV or Damsh modem teakwood ~e..!'1~i~ver:. Like ~~ ~ ~itlNel:gr ls~ ~i~~: s 1 tis u n Vacuum · 646·9885 anyUrne 54113297 1!156 See burg, xlnt t•ond unit ProJectors. draft· ~;~ ofr. 645"3313 aft dmmg table wrth 6 ne11. -from 9AM to SPM 101 bedsprds, crafts books S950 640.1217 1ng table. couches, matching caned Oakdm.tblw6chn; Lg Via Koron. Lido Isle, mtSc ~Shantar_<;_M_ • *'* ~;\R25To~ C~~ extral UeroratorPlantSale' rhairs. typewriters. Sylvania.Stereo,TVcon· chairs $275 00 Bent metal desk, k1tch appl's Npt Bch_ ----Tn>ewriter. Honda 90. V. Tonimoft rg cu~ 3297 1~291 Bethel Cir HB rakulators st.eel shelv· aol 4 ft 21 In. Sl00/080. Norge washer, dryer. $250. Port. sewing ma rhlne. S6S 83J.<Jl64. 759-4120 glass oak chllla rabmet T557·!:f!7_ _ GARAGE SALE · Anti Bedroom set. Curtaans. 16071 Elbert Cr -~at9 4 968-~ 111g, many :~n lhl4l -'67;..;..;..3--"625=3 _____ _ (a nt1q ue reprodut• Wiil loveseaL~. tan pal-ques Oak Pwnp Organ. Plenty of misc. Items & Yo~~~~~ ~~~irof co~r.~e~~ci:!i~~~ai~!~ Masculine canopy kg S:t 496·2608 17 iser r. loah' Mcrilit tionJ·S295 00. King-med tern. oak trim. good Enghsh bidet & more. Drapes ETC. ETC ETC. TWO FREE PASSES S200_67§·3175 bed. backgammon cof· .Pm 1017 Eqlli,... maple headboard with <'ond .. S75ea. 631 2029 -Household goods. de· 384 Flower St Costa fee table, traHir hght. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 Cu ft dble dr refng freezer w ice maker. drawers turned spools. 8" sofa. lamps. cane back corator items & clothes Mesa Sat. 9-4 -RIN~~~~':k~ '77 KIRBY Home Main S2SOea 7~3653 7~ 6894 Blue front Amazon Par· Ci..,.. 90 I 0 Beautyrest mattress & chairs mg ht stand. Sc-SS 2680 Santa Ana BARGAIN GALORE 2 BARNUM & BAIL~\' ta111anre Sy~ll'm all at Los Cabatterot Health rot w ca!!. $2:505••" ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pr1ngsS25000 Call Argus & Bell Howell Ave,CM Sat&Sun9.3 lam Sat-Sun 9.5 229 C•CUS tarhmen~ XJnl Cond ..,.... ...., TaxDeduct.ionDooatioo 971 73S2 atle!1Lm . s kJ Co5 M Askin ~ISO 960-5844_ Club Membership, S2SO Bo u Cars Planes Refrigerator Works ~ -· -proJectors, screens Roto Tiller S175. Port . ter ' ta esa AnaheimConventton SEASON Ticket Holder or offer Call AnswerAd LRASAAPSO a · · S37 s 642-3468 good.~7Sllafler S pm * * I BUY** 848·2896 Welder Sl85 Trailer 8 Oak & gl<W showcase. CenterAug.6-17 #S42 6424lXl 24hrs 5 months Shot! up to 213/6.S4-2341 oranytimeonweek~ F A N T' A S T l C W/\Jres~.~tank~ S175. fr~e builtin stove. has 5 seats avail for =-=--·'-= -date. Male .. AKC. AYOM Good used Pw111ture & FURNITURE B''YS 1 LongBeachArena selective games MAYTAGgasdryerS200. pape-Sl.50 ,,.,,,,.. .. 19 cu ft Upright Appltanres -OR I will u Hopper S75 Tools coins. Jewery, many Aug l9-Z3 d 7 '"I Klngs1bed ewS350 All -_•o. ,....,...,...... 11 ' Red Rover. Solid Sohd teak dmlllg table. 6 housewares. anUq, reas' stulfed animals. Avon 641·0366 J\'~. S!I 1""'2 n transom. f1r brds. Offer Signature Frost Free sell or SEU. for You Bruer chairs. anuque See Otmes·a·l.lne Aug bottles. pet aut.o water To claim passes, call eves · ex re II 645-0U5 _ ,ialtos Ir OrcJ-s lotO Freezer. Like new S200 MASTEIS AUCTIOH ma hogan) sideboard. . dtSh 642·5678. ext. 272 Passes 5 p1e;e 01nell.eSet Brown BRO"IZE G F. F.lertnc •••••••••••••••••·~··•• -=67=-~.;.;02S5=------ 549-l91M. 646-1616, lll-9625 rustom -made modern 1 2 36S B~~Y C M U N ':EL I EV A B L E must be exchanged for Xlnt Cond SllO Dn er ven good S75 p 1 ANO 10 w u prt g h l loah, Mui11b • te/ HARBORAREA sleeper sofa. two or· classicrar.dtShes,anll-reservedseatsatboi. 646·2661ail7PM G F: Wastier as 1s S2:S <Spinell '!/bench 5-rYice f020 APPLIANCESERVICE llUYFURHITURE casional chairs.coffee YARDSALEAug1.2on queshavingstand dolls o ffi ce pri o r to -----5512617 Beaut.wood,1vorykeys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUY-SELL-REPAJR -~ 957·8133 table. bm Vlllyl rourh ly . 121 LISA ~AN E. boys & girls cl~thes: perform:ince Ts~r~~~~ ~~:~is~?;~~ r-. n b ~ 11 & Po~ g S7001otrer 67s-6755 Marine Electrician ---"'549-"--'-:iTn""' ____ 20SOFAS.new.S98ea and rerltner. l>teel desk C MESA. Nr F.airgmd. Levis. sit-down Pong -* * * 64<!:8681! Machines ForSale Lowrey organ. new. Oesign/lnstaJl/repeir Brand new :.i·· sell clean 15 Loveseats, S7S ea king site mattress !>el. tools, elect appl 5 ·era! machme. gram balance 642 1068 I loaded incl rhythm, Qual work. 549-2520evs.. elect range wtmatrhing __ 957 S7<Jlor~U!O girl's bike. plus murh 1 art supplies, frames, scale truck nms girls Hai•e sometJung t.o stll~ Sell things fast with Daily -$22001080 F111d what you want in fanhoodtm.~ Beaut trad1uonal love more.P~548~ sngl storage ~d mat AMF smaller 'bike. Cla.ss1f1edadsdo1twell P1lotW:intA~ Clasi11fiedAds 642567 8S78029aft.5. DailrPilotClasaifieds. lie_..... 8020 seats w/tbls .& lamps. PADDED BAR Diamond treu. quilt. sprt'ad. rotory mower. Sterling Alltos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos. New 9100 Alltos, Mew tlOO .............. , M•w tlOO ,_.... 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(Talbert·Magnolta ) _, F1&ji Finest <campan.ia '" · 960-99:1Jbefore~ . ..:...· -MOVING SALE Gd profession.all 21 lbs $700 bdrm $540. sofa & IOV· Yard Sale, Sat/Sun. all ff F d . r replacement value S300 eseat S350. bunks S200 Ma bog n1te stand . d lllle erythin , stu um, g stu f. 67s,2867 Mattresses box spnngs dresser w ourror, twn Fay v k fo~5 Sat/Sun. 14532 Sweeten. tw111 S75, luU SSS. queen burl bdboard & foot· to~': .hsai:: ~~ ~ Cabf. Ho~ __ _ LocHesc......-S12.5and ~ard,S400~:_5498 __ Fillmore c'.M.S56-Zl37 Yard sale, refng, and lOspd.$75631·9195 MORf:' _ _119--0901 Kmg matlisprgs, SIOO W-d ~h·--tbl many items 1206 •..n..t 10 5 Lo I Ethan AU d d S 00 gram rule en Delaware HB -llMJ Uatericlh 2 ve Y e~ '" Oak esk chair. 7S. w/4 vinyl chrs, electric --- ....................... table, solid birch. 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M ~ V 1 NG SAL~ 9am·4pm 1994 Church CWf'OS & Motorola stereo, S275, kmg water bed Sll.s. 6 Microwave, ~nswering St. Costa Mesa '• 'p LI f 1030 nice sofa good rond drawer chest Sl40, mach. camplllg gear. . . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• t8S · Aquariums s100. sew desk. typewrtr, & tots of Antique Radios. Vic· Cuo o 400m m f 4. 5 ·Pho l-6'18-<C94l ma ch $7S ~I good stuff 2 9 3 9 trolia, Baby t.l\lngs, toys, w/Oller set. w /'bf., S450. ne Quedada, N. B. Sat Only murb more IMS! Grace Eves,545-1»1 Double Sofa.Bed in good WantAd Help? 642:5§78 lOAM. • Cir.Satooly9"6 cond, but needs re-C.ts 8015 upholstering US. ;.~::1~·:·i<i;;;~;~·;;~~~ 675-47~ -----2 sofas. roffee & end allotl. Cameo & others. tables, floor & table SJJOt . ~996.S·..;._---1 lamps, all $500. Solid Oegs 1040 maple chest With drop. ....... •••••••••••••••• front desk & single bed, KEESHOND Pups. AKC. SlSO. 833-75&-0120 Clump sire. M/F. Pet & 9' TEAK Wall unit. 1llow . 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SELL prestige Newport Beach Call eves 979-0489 """ PeoplewhoneedPeople Marina. Asking only S2500ororrer.6Jl-~ -YOURR.V. That'swhullhe SS.9~ Call Mary Jane HOBIE t4.boat&lrlr,gd. p~~h~~~~td"'~~~! 5$-1~ ROBINS FORD We'll Buy Or Sell Your Clean Import On Automat1r. air \ l'r\ sharp' (47lSY11> · S6995 '77 IMW 3201 Sunruor . .iutomat1t· & ;i 1 r ' I m m .i c· u I u t ,. ' 1!122TWX I COSTA M£5A 645-5700 DAILY PILOT 67"9330 ~h~fth ~ ~ 72.87 · 2207 SS250BO 673-:1!.54 art 6 16' Saalboal & Tr~l-r 80-sq-f--t 1 SERVICEDIRECTORY Se~thinpfaatwithDaily ' Have someth1nJ to sell? of sail. Ideal for 20C>O HARBOR BLllD COS1A Ml SA 642 0010 Consiqnment''' Call Our Used Car Manaqer TODAY111 lull about! Pilot Want Ads. Want Ad Results 6'2:Sfll Clauiflechds ~ il well. ~ 11.ak~. 751-4657 Autos, Mew 9100 A.tltos, Mew HOO Aaftos, Mtw 9100 AMtos Mtw 9100 AMtos Mew 9100 .......................................................................... : ...................... : ................ . ' CAN YOU BEUEYE IT? Wlltlns ne last tile a ** ... YOll FACTORY llV81CU7 'JIFOID 2 door deluxe. ne1r o ri ginal Sharp ' 1570LMY l S2995 JIMMAl.IHO YOLISWJ.Ga. 18711 Beach Blvd 14~2000 '29 Model A Town Sedan. 4 dr. restored l~al for student SI0.500 ALSO '46 Ford Woo dir. restored SlJ.500 67H161 '61 Austin·Healey Spnle Bugeye good cond 1300cc Dauun Roadster en ine S2SOO 891 6332 '57 Bentley fo'lytng Spur Con l anenlal 5 ·1. beautiful cond 2 lone paint. S216.000 possible trade-lse (~J 96S 4023 Convertible '72 CSTM Buick Show Cond All White 17MPG. 12750 646-727' 4 Wi..tl Dri•tt 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 4 Jt• W '1.GOH Low maJeage AU extras 557 1868 '80 Toyota 4X4. xlnl cond, UK ma. never been off r oad , sa2so 1orr 675·S280, 67WISO '71 Toyota Landcrwser, 49K mi, ori&. hard top le compl. soft top. Excell. cond w/m1ny extras $4000.67S-0394 '80 Jeep CJ-5, 12.si11s tires. spoke whls. custom grill & bumper. 6 cyl, BK m1. 556 4347. 642-8722 Trwcb fHO ••••••••••••••••••••••• If 71 CHmOUT >I• ·T~ PICICUP! Auto. tran1 .• pwr. steer- 1111, etc. Fine work truck! ( 001717). OMLYS4995 HOW AID ca.•roltt Dove/Qwtll Sta. NEW PORT BEACH 13).0IH lflOFOID FIOOfltCU 831 -2040 4 9 S-4949 Soddleboc~ IMW Minion Viejo WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR USED CARS '1.LAMMAG+I~ '0MTl'1.C/SUlilU 2480 Harbor Blvd COSTA M ~A 549-4300 549-1457 PORSCHES WANTED Allow us the opportunaty lo consider the purchase or trade.an of your clean Porscht' Check walh Us Today' l'l6ll HaoOQ< 81 .. l Ca10.n C•ow "• l»-Ull WEIUY CLEAN CARS ANDTIUCl<S COHHRL CHEVROLET 'X." II.or I• t ICI. •I •r-t \ \H_.., \ 546-1200 HIGHIUYB Top dol11n for Sports Cars, Bugs, Campers, 914's, Audi's AskforUIC MGR JIMMAllHO YOLKSWAGa. 18711 Beach Blvd HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 TOPDOU.AR PAIDFOI GOOD&CLEAH USIDCARSI E conomical II cyl. JIM ....... ensine. ' speed over· C.. ..._ '45-S100 drive tran1., I.Ir cond Is .'"'""·--------- P w r . • tee r I n I WI.a> UV18l37>· YOUIDOT1C OML Y $6995 , 11--.. c ••s MIUC:U MADA , ,,.., - 2150 Harbor Blvd. COSTAM£SA '4M7::..::00=-- • HOOW.CoutHwy, Newport Be1ch so TOP S DOLL.All ror a.. UMd C.n•'Pndl Wt,., tllllOlttlaupoU Coatatt~at D··SnNrl.S C i1 t '•' ~ 0 L t : JIM MARINO VOLKSW Ji.GEN 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 L\r the Da1h Pilot $7995 JIMMARIMO VOLKSW AGEH 11111 1 Bearh8hl1 842·2000 .. Fai.t Rr\Ull \('f\ lrt Llllll· lli Ehg'' {'(;."'''It'd d1rt"Clon 'our ,ads an• ntJll\ ,m .. 11 ......... _,.,.. ______ Oil sen1ce 1~ our "people to proplt• ~al1·' CdllS 14 llh big rt•J!ft'r'lhlp Spttlllll) and big f'{".UIL'' , ,, plat'(' ~(-I.I ldlt al('rn.~ v.•1th a Call 642 !i678 ext 322 vour d Jss1f11.'d .111 fall Dd th l'alot Classahed t ~ tod•I\ 6-t2 5678 I Ad A.vtoa, U1ed Auto1, U1td Auto1, U1td ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I••••••••••••••••••••••• UllD CAii Wlllllllll LIKE NEW 1981 & 1980 TOYOTA's 81 TOYOTA P.U. (9X59623J 80 TOYOTA SUPRA (393YZB) 80 TOYOTA CRESSIDA (069ZFU ) SALE PRICED! '75VW lilllT (896NXL } 52795 · LIKE NEW 's 75-2802·2+2 (LCTS052J 77-2 80Z·CPE (9l 7PYE) 78-2802-CPE l244'VAF) 79-2801-2 + 2 GL(9885) SALE PRICED! '75 TOYOTA COROLLA Factory air cond. (1AEA066) 19202 IEACH ILVD. ' =· ....... lfW Alltot,t.,arttd Alltot,t.:111" .... h.lfW M19i.ilm;lf'W ...... ..,IH"W ....................... ....................... ....................... ...................... . •••••.•...•....•......•.••.••••.•............ · Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1981 ~· .. --... !?!! ~ ........... !?.~ ~~ .... !? .. !!'!~ ........... !!! !!?:~~ ...... !?!.~ !~!:!~ ...... !?.~~ ~~~·.~.·.~ ....... !~~~~~·.~:.~ ....... !~~~1 ~~~·.~:.~ ....... !~.~~1~~·.~:.~ ....... !~ ?tlATIUM ''7 J40 ... ll "7UOG6Dwf.lt.hr,1lltx· '7tTOYOTA '1t vw B4C "Converti ttVWBAJA ....... Automatic PB , PS. tru,lmmac.125,900 CB.ICA•T ble" Sllver1m/fm cua. New lW tllll , new m.• howroom cond Must 141H215.•tm $ l)eed, klw mllease. &inti S'7950~-upholatry. new bri.lm, 4 IPHd wilh larae 1 ft a.II l 9'7~2488 it Mercedes mo llDt y el 1 o w b e a u t y . '73 VW Slijlfr BUJ all not fuwhed out. drives bed . · ..._. 97 cood, RU for 111,5100 or (lJlWRL> orl1, c111/1tereo, UK fine Sl&OO or otrer w u •· I 11 •~1 ml,S2300ftnn.ta.5191 en In .497.Q38 SADIN •4.CllMW ....................... auume ... w ama ..,.,.., . _ _ I I IMO 4'Mt4t 1917u••ftA dwn Call art IPM JIM~ '7$IAB8lT '69VWSunrool,ne"en1 • -Ul sr"'COUN •157-2119 En1lae • body 1ood stall, rup, tltl'I, brlts, ·~J.:!~:.~~d· Limited Production "19 ~E.sn?f,auxlank, r:::~ cond,SZ200.14'-'1228 s.hocka, 1m/fm 8 trk, SZlOO&of.5.3BSS model 5 speed iran.s 26,500 ma, Becller sttreo z. ·ea VW &ja BUG stock more 1190049'1·6238_ AM/FM tape ' raclory caas. die rtd w/bamboo en1, Ufted, ~hite spoke Unique '69 vw Jeep is D1ts1111 pick up. Lo ml. allo whftls 1t.SOUKR1 inl.S2'7,000. 673-9338 "74 Corolla, rebh lrlnl, whl1, new titel. oeeda ALUM BODY C.8 wide IC, auto, lint rond $:51195. oy MLY $')595 19 7 s "' MB 45 0 s E. &ood cond, xtru. 11195. aome work SllOO 548-8774 tare• $2800 080 Ton) -~ ~ metallic green, l.ao in· @atofr.84Mm.. Jlmart4PM _.MS___,·5=12;;...;4 __ _ '17 280Z Fireball red. M:~·~ MAIDA tenor. Xlnt cood. Best '80 Corolla SRS Spt Cpe, '64 VW Mlcrobua parts. S2 Votto 9772 Bia u 3001 l Viso1lo 50 arbor Blvd offer. 675-84.115 . every option, limited bl.k t.o 1200. ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• spkra , Michelin xwx + C~ts~~A -Ml 76 450 SL ~~·»~offer over • 54.5-1774 #I VOLVO DEALY .:.~ catm Int. 16686· t -~2m, brown, 2 tope, new •78 Corona Waa Lwt Ed 11 Dix =aubllt IN ORANGE COUNTY' '76 Datsun 2lm 2 +2 97' MAZDA M k helltHirea. 1 owner. •IC PS PB . AM /FM pp t.838·8986 Auto, a/c, $5000/0BO. COSMO COUPE SZ3 750. 714 1168-103 caaiette.' 4uc' ml Like '69 Van with 2111.000 miles 12131582-~--5 s peed tra11s., pwr Save S5000, '81SL, yellow, new k 9505Sl·5892 on rebuilt engine, new ,-77-D-'a"'-ts.un 280Z 2+2, ateerlna, air cond , only 900ml, nu Harris T""'--" 9767 paint. $2500. 7~1868. AM/FM tereo ti.pe & mobile phone. 139,000. • ._,,.... '81 \tw PU.~ mt Cost absentee owner must factory alloy wheel$ SS4332 ...................... S8'787. l7800orT.O.P. Ed sell S5900/0B0&44-ll032 <LCJ2'17). '67 MERCED&5 ~ TRIUMPH 646-2276 '77 Dats un 280Z 2+2 ONLY Sl 59S Engine rebuiltSS500. OW..,.ERS ....... 63 ...... VW-=--D.-...ua_J_C_ab_P_U __ Champagne w/1.an int MIRACLE MAIDA "' am-rm cass. air, auto, 6t6-l5n We need )'OW' 197'7·1980 Reblt eng, nau great. Xlnt ct"d. Must see to >ISO Harbor Blvd '79 2400 4 spd, snr(, TR7s or Spit.fitts! Top 85'7·8000 SALIS, SEIVICE AMDLWIHG OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS UIUUCE VOlVO 1968 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 6-'6-930 540.946} a rec . sse-5489 C~~5~~A stereo c~. lo ma, mini dollar paid !or good '72 VW Bug looks /runs 10 Oat.sun 2190 Htcbblt 5 rood. Nicest In Oran&e cart! great! Lo ml, S2200 (irm '13 VOL VO 164E Sp. AM FM, a/c,1mmar Mosenrtl 9739 Cty $l7,llOO/C>bo~7512 IAUER MOTOIS _642~·2~17 ...... 3_____ Automatic, air. loadPd ' $4,850.543-81165 ....................... '70 280 SL. Classic! 292SHarborBlvd. '71 VW Bus · Beaut 75,000 miles' Sharp! Rat --ORANGE Burgundy/Tan. Xlnl COSTAM&5A custom int, recent eng (321GSS> 9725 co•~'S cond. Home, 673-1633. 979-2500 overhaul, new brakes, Sl9'5 ••• •••• •••••••••••••••• ~I I Offi /l.~,j fttW'W\ I (-.. ·1 u ... '7• s d _....,_ EXCLUSIVE -ice,.,....._,.,, i res. rust proo ""· o1 JIM wlMO ., PY er, '""""" some MG 97.o1z V•w-9770 cooler, gauges + much VOLKSWAGEN won. Bes67t.,o~ MASERATI .. ~-mor e . 13250. P P .,_, •••••••••u•11••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18711 Beach Blvd '74 Fial 128 Cpe, xlnl in & DEALERSHIP MUST SB.L! 79 Wiil """, 55-.-l·...-..944'"""l..._. 1----d 84Z..2000 outt new paint, tires. We'll deliver anywhere 1969 classic 6 cyl. MOC 4 speed, fuel injection, 71 Beel e, top co.n · •76 v-VO ctu ch, 38MPG, 12000. tn1heworld! ("CEE") GT 2+2 e xcellent con d i · 12500. ALSO 59 - 960-6013 BEACH IMPORTS coupe 0n1y built ror 8 tion.!2'1&XWH> Karmann Ghia, top 264GL hm •led time! ONL y SADDLBACI IMW shape. 497.3579 s u n r 0 0 r ~ I! d II n '79 Fiat 128, hke btand 848 Dove Street ll I .,0 .. 0 491!!4949 '69 c rtibl vw Automatic, power 'teer new inside & out. lo ma, 7 52-0900 $2995 ! Cull 831·5177 & .... .. r onve e new $2850. 84().1449 1969Harbor Blvd ask for Pete. r 1971 VW top, tlres~OBO ~~·1 :~r.' ~e~ a ~t~ Ho.do 9727 631-7170 Must sell '74 MG Midget, Th is fuel·lnjected '58 Van. Rebullt 1600 eng. (091579) ••••••••n••••••••••••• Mercect.slem 9740 '7~oa~nd., S.2300/0BO. Dasher is long on Body & electriral need S4995 VISIT YOUR ..... •••••••••••••••••• MGM'd '74 X1n Co d economy and short on work $800 67~1222 JIM MARIMO ORANGE COAST •MEW '81 Mil• 1230o'J:6 1 n ' ~~ero~=gs:m~~; Parting ~ut '69 vw VOLKSWAGEN HONDA 240D·l000 +SD _ 67s.a!72 days. 984UJX fastback, runs g~. all 18711 Beach Bl\d MIW IHI TIOOO Sporty hatchback, front disc brakes. 1 6 liter engine. rechmng bucket seata. fold down rear aeats 4 sPOed (201577) 94999 a. ma~non pontrac 2480 Harbor Blvd., at Fair, Costa Mesa 549-4300 SOMETHING DIFFERENT! MEW 1911 4 WHEELDRJVE HATCHIA<;K 4 speed 1ransm1ss1on and body striPtt (112640) '59" a. ma~non subaru 2480 Harbor Blvd., at fair, Costa Mesa 549-1457 HEADQUARTERS HUGE DISCOUKTS ·59 MGA isoo. eggshell A MAGHOM or e•rt. 960-5914 • __ 142-2000 TODAY!!! TRJ~~~~~~ION ~~~l:k~f'rw'::.~ &w~I~: ~:.:'~~ ~~ •• ~ ... ~ •• : •••• !!~.~ ~~~·.~:.": ....... !~.~~ 1~~·.~~·.~:.~ ....... !~.~~1 ~·.~~·.~.e.~ ....... !!.~~ l ~~·.~~·.~:.~ ....... !!~~I ~~.~~·.~:."! ....... !!~~ UNIVERSITY CONSULTANTS reblt eng. $4800/best orr. SAL&5 &SERVICE 645-4288 G Linda bef.3:l'.I 64&-7MS. 'IO lAlllT OLDSMOllU MGI 9744 DllS& HOHDA SELLINGYOl'RMB' •••••••••••••••••••°'••• 'L'model2door 41peed GMCTIUCKS WHAY MGI OWNERS wilh factory air. 1m· -·"Harbor Blvd TO, D-1 .. 11 SS ma cu late! (7U"/SM) ~ __.. We need your 1976-1979 $5995 COSTA M&5A Call Jark 8.iron MGBs' Top dollar paid JI MAIJMO 54°"9640 JIM SLEMOHS for good cars! VO~ AGIN 79 Honda Civic, 4 spd. IM,ORTS BAUER MOTORS xlnl cond $4400 obu 1970HarburBlwt 2925Harbor81vd l87llBeachBlvd. $57-7162 5577162. Sam <.:OSTAMESA COSTA M&5A 142·2000 12 mor ~7p_m 631 1276833-9300 I 979-2500 '10 VWUlllT '76 CVCC wgn, good rond, Dynamite custopt 2 door new radials, rebll eng. C "'SH TOD "'Y Opel 9746 autommtlc wltH factory 52490. 974-1379 "' "' ••••••••••••••••••••-• air! I 164311) We wall come lo you ·70 Opel New rebll. eng. $4995 JOCJINlf' 973 MERCEDES Parts bent frame will •••••••••••••••••••••• W AHTED sell all 645-6321 JIM MAllMO CLASSIC '7$ XJ6C . ·. --. VOLKSWAG9f Brown/Blk, vinyl lop, lo r .ill for tmmedaate Pelll)fft 9741 18711 Beach Blvd. ml. orig own, S90001080 ll4)pomlmenl •• •• •• • ••••••••••••• ••• 14"2000 675-5761 I Ask for '75· '76 gas st.a. wgni std 6" , MarkSarhs-Bu)cr lrans. lo mi, good cond. '60·'65 VW left & right Jaguar XJ6 71 $4000 831 1740 49r> 1700 S3650. 67~evs door, '73 ten door. S50 ~auliful condtlton m MISSION VIEJO -each. West.em style wbl side and out. Primrose IM,ORTS Ponche 9750 rims for Super Beetle lea th. 979-2112 .. ••• •••••••••••••••• S20 541-9744 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;_=~-1980 450 St.. lo mi. Cham· '61 PORSCHE _ ......... ea .... --...................... ___ , Use the l>a1ly Pilot pa g n f' &.. P 1Iom1 no Super 90 Clean, no rusl! 71 VW ··Fast Re<iull ~erv1re leathtr S35.000 559 5!27 15JVM4l DB.UXllUG dlr«tor) 'our '80 300 TD Wl(Jl Sunrr S3995 Looks and runs great. I v or ) la n 1 n l r JIM MAllMO (12814) serv1re 1s our Spet'aally Shu" room ne" S23.500 VOWWAGIN 714 642.74(17714 56U848_ l87118eachBlvd Sitts JIMM.UJHO VOLKSWAGEN Call 642 5618 ext 322 Sell idle llem.~ f>.\2 5618 842-2000 -------Alltot, Ustd Autos, Used •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trucks, Vans & 4X4s We're your Ram Tough !rock (;enter' 71 DODGE '78 DODGE YAM COHVEISIOH 414 ,/U .a.2-1 11ct12/ - 56991 '5291 79 'LYMOUTH fl.DUSTER WAGO 56391 •77 DODGE V AM CONVHSIO 11.m 55991 ?1 CHEVY PICKUP ·~ 51981 76MHCUIY CAPll ll1*1IWI '2981 •71 PONTIAC •UMDPllX ...., 54591 79 GMC JIMMY 414 11l100I 57391 '80 CHEVY MOM IA 15•mtl 54591 '78 DODGE OMHI l(IRIWXJ 53491 '71 CHIVY CAMAIO ~lfTYll '3991 I .75 -Carrera Coupe, sun· 11711 Beach Blvd. roof, a c, many extras. __ .... l_.4 ... 2-_..2 .... 000 ........ __ 1 35M. 955-0545, 971-0715 '72 VW red bu1 . xlol JANACO PORSCHE cond . S2600. Day AU DI Freeway close to 831-4611 ' DI ·1528_ all areas. 600 freeway at '75 VW UlllT Firestone Blvd . 2 Norwalk A ftne selec· Dynamite custom door, 4 speed, radio & lion or new and used on heater. Very clean! sale now. Call us for CF select ion and quotes. (&65P ) $2195 Looking to sell one? We JIM .............. 0 buy and consi gn. _," 714-636-6775, 213·868-3233 VOWWAGEH '61 Cabrilolet, blk w/blk 18711 Beach Blvd. llhr int, incl rear hdtop. 142-2000 lols o( xtras, totally '61 VW Van, new eng, whl restored. xlnt cond. mags, good cond. SlSOO. Sl4,SOO. 7!il-4123, 499·5768 -=846-=--·2256=------- .66 912 Porsche red 1dnl '68 Bug, reblt, am/fm cond. $6200/080 Debi dig. cats, x.lnt body, lnl, t 2 t 3 I 4 3 O • I 6 6 7 , eng. $2600. 857"'"54 (714)960-«l28 '72 s ...... Roh Royct 975' Uke nu. l:im-82l'.I •••••••••••••••••••••••s dRUneeds oto •t DEALER IN U.S.A. ti;es, Wi, or best moere~: ROY ..:548--=-=1~cn~1.::;at:..:::•---- CARVE R '78VW Rabbit rum great, ROUS·ROYC. E rblt eoa. auto trans, 1w. um11or" needs some body work Ntwptl1 IHCll S2400 548-171.9 \'---...-J~ '80 VW Rabbit. Ulte new. __ CtOSlp S\JNQAYS bei&e sunrf, 15395. '74"'1 Silver Shadow, dk ~S!IW blue. wlbeiie 1»rdovan Landau, beige Int. Xlnt. * * * S4S,OOO. 973-1629 '79 COHYllTllLI Toyota 9765 Al wtllh. Lo .... Miit. •••••••••••••••n•••u• Lo•, 760-7014 '78 Corona, 5· spd, air Mewpotileed Mich·rad, fog Its., am/ * * * Cm cass. JIK ml, Xlnt. ----'----- $4,600/bst 962-0048. (213) Find wllat ~ou want ln 596-4020 P.M. Dally Pilot~•eWcdl, 1981 TOYOTA PI CKUP . Standard bed model Eqwpment includes 4 speed transmission. one-touch tailgate panel, power brakes & 1s fully factory equipped (0149741 1977TOYOTA PICllCUr Thia ON NI a long wheelbele. automellc ITIMl'llllllon, IMtl, rt<SIO with an 8 trtck tape, atripea end whlttwall tlret. (1 H1QMS9 s3199 1981 VOLVO 2 DOOR TURIO Equipment Includes 4 speed overdrive transmiu ion, power steering. power brakes. air cond , alloy wheels, pin stripe and more' t•-·i 512,302 1974 VOLISWAGIH IUS Equipment includes 4 cyl engine, 4 speed transmission, 11r cond1t1onlng. AM-FM slef90 & compltl• cu1tol)'l 1nteraor (851SYO~ ·54899 198 1 VOLVO 2 DOOR SEDAM Equipment includes an au1o matlc transmission. power •leering, power brMltt, p1ns1ripe, wheel wilt moldings and morel (196177) 1971 VOLVO 164 SEDAN This car 11 on excellent conchtaont Equipment tncludn 4 •J>MCS tranam•SSIOI\ AM-FM rtcllO, ~!~~1"~"51691-"" ~t I • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Frida , Ju 31, 1881 ....._ Ulff ................. . .......................................... ~~ ....... ,rW ~UM4 W..UM4 ...._UM4 Uml.. «' Ha tfll "" ~\II·~··············· ...••.................. ...................... ...................... ........... ....................... • ................. . w · t772 c1•11 "" "• "II • ........ • lrif "'°"' "71 ruav, "'" '"''· ................................ -.............. ___ ............ -.......... •I. VI. ~.rr, ••It• ...... ff .... all .... A/C, etc. a.a. tuoo. "71 -..oL: 4'.• mU... COMTMl.ATM ltll CM1W9011r HMISALI ' *"'· .... .,_, ... aru. a.. au. 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There's more to Disneyland's Main Street Electrical Parade than ligbts, although those number well above half a million . As Michael O'Graltan, chief of the theme park's character and parades program, tells it, the bedazillng parade requires the logistical support of a tank compirny, the technological planning of a shuttle launch and the entertainment savvy of a Vegas revue. Well, almost. Mary Collins. Bo Derek's grandmother. calls ·Tarzan the Ape Man' a bit of puffery ... Page 3 The electrical parade consists of 10 "units," each a series of floats geared around specific themes Cinderella, the Seven Dwarfs, Elliot the Dragon, a patriotic display and so on. Riding, pulling or walking between the vehicles are some 80 performers who, thanks to concealed batteries on their bodies, glitter u much as the floats. More than 50 other personnel work on the parade as drivers, costumers and maintenance workers. The electrical parade is a tantalizing visual experience, but "IOme of the most remarkable in· Tickets to the Bruce Springsteen's concert may cost bundle .Page 6 · -- novations are applied to creating what O'Grattan calls its "sound support." The parade marches to a lively. futuristic t\lne appropriately nKTned "Baroque Hoedown.'' As each unit passes, the song is varied into "a number of different musical theme treatments that are synchronous together," said O'Grattan. ... If you were to hear them all at the same lime it wouldn't seem particularly discordant. A little confusing, perhaps." In order to get that synchronized effect, the See Electrical, Page z Brian DePama's new film.· Blow Out' not up to usual standard .Page 10 ~Theater <"> ~ t 'The Miracle Worker' ~ Blind girl to play Helen Keller "O ~ ByJOELC.DON ~ Of • ..., ....... s pecial proble ms with the blind children. In fact, be muses, "I've only had problems with sighted actors." al Helen Keller oo doubt would be en· ~ viou1 ii she knew who was lo play part 0 of her life in the Newport Harbor Ac · tors Theatre production of "The Mira· CL cleWorker. Ten-year-old Carolyn Snow of Anaheim will portray the noted writer and lecturer, who became deaf and blind at age 19 months following an ill· ness. Keller overcame her handicaps. Carolyn, who wu born blind, ju.st doesn't seem to have much or a dis· ability. Rather, she's a victim of her own bubbling enthusiasm and un· bridled determination. .. Jr I want to do (something) I'U learn how to do it and I'll do it," says the pixieisb youngster , of her budding acting career. "Now that's something to write." Carolyn marks her professional de· but with the Costa Mesa-based theater. Her previous credits have been with three plays produced a\ her elemen· Lary school. The play is produced by the Slop- Gap Theatre Company. a Laguna Bea ch drama -therapy group that wor ks with the developmentally dis· abled, elderly people and children. ln special education programs and in· stitutions. In addition lo Carolyn three other blind children have parts lo \he story of AnneSulUvan'sstruggletoeducatetbe waywardffelenKeller. The set. wu desiened with four staee levels by Stop-Gap co-founder Victoria Brf~ .!ho also portrays teacher Anne ~van. Thouah the design may seem like a nightmare for the blind children, Bryan says the actors have had more trouble just getting on and offstage. "Once they've paced it out and felt things out they find the'ir way around remarkably well,'' says Laffoon. Theater-goers may be convinced that Carolyn is indeed sighted by the way she glides on sla'e without the least hesitation about Jumping a few feelfromooelevel lo the next. ·'The only thing I have trouble with is when the sandbag spilled," Carolyn s ays, of a recent mishap. "I kept get· ting sand in my shoes." Since Carolyn's lines are limited to grunts and groans and other outbursts throughout the play, her role is de - signed by an elaborate set of stage directions. •'One thing about Carolyn is she ball no fear," says her mother, Paula, who also is blind. She said one of her daughter's more difficult tasks was to learn how to play a deaf person, since she has had to rely heavily on her bearing. But uppermost on Carolyn's mind Is that special event that comes with au professional theater: the cut party. She can ju.st about lHte tbe Broadway st age. "Bein& tn a play makes you feel like a grown-up-you've got a job," abeas· serts. Dally l>llet -..., u. ... ., .. "It seemeU like a special, rare op- portunity lo aive a blind child a chance to ptay a major role in a full produc· lion," says director Don Laffoon. ·'There are not a lot of parts that could be played by a blind child, so why not a The cast includes Lenn Belanger of Los Angeles and Roc helle Savitl or Costa Mesa, who will be Keller's rather and mother. Carolyn Snow as Helen Keller and Victoria Bryan a$ An11e Sullivan blind actress as Helen Keller . will benefit the Stop·Ga p theater group. "To our knowled&e, the play has never been done in this way before US· ing a blind child to play Keller." Laffoon says he hasn't encountered "The Miracle Worker ," which is dedicated by the theater group to the International Yea r of the Disabled Person. is set for Aug. 7-9 and 11-16. The theater is located at 390 Monte Vista St. Tickets are $3 for students and seniors, S4 for groups and S5 at the door Funds raised from the show For mor e information. call the theater at631·5110between 1 aod5 p.m. weekdays. Mozart fest ·opens Electric parade From Page 1 By MARY JANE SCARCELW Of .. Oelly ...... IUft Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is the subject of a recent wave of popularity, which is like saying that breathlna ii the la~t fad. Broadway plays like "Amadeus" may come and go, but hia mu.sic alway1 will be a hit. Based on that premlle, the Laguna Beach Summer Music Festival opened ill four-concert series with an all-Mozart procram. Masat oshl Mltsumoto, conductor of the Lasuna Beach Chamber Orchestra, began the pro- gram with the Symphony No.10 in G. maintained a nice balance in the performance, with each complementing the other and neither dominating. The near -capacity audience called tbe performers and conductor back for a number of well-deserved bowa. The concert series held at the Laguna Beach High School auditorium and the Lacuna Beach lune is t>roadcast from a n audio control center to the various floats, each of which receives on its own special channel. But, noted O'Grattan. "It will come out of the wa lls and the trees as well." This combination or speakers on the floats coordinated with stationary speakers hJddeb alone the parade route literally surrounds the viewers with sound. In addition, each unit carries an electronic "identification" device that trips wires buried beneath the pavement as it passes, cueing "dil· The performers displayed rerent sound support, ughts. whatever you wa nt, .. O'Grattan explained. the COfflpOSer' S emotional Of course, the 'more complJcated any projeet becomes, the more things there are to go wront. Althou&h performed with good nuances, U.. qual.;t.; S Even the Disneyland electrical parade can be a piece lacked energy, and. the first violins needed " ,,e · victim of its own technology. more brilliance of tone. Breakdowns ar e not uncommon, so tow The Serenade for Winds in C Minor brought vehicles are stationed at each end of the parade the music and the audience to life with playful, lilt· Museum of Art, will continue at 8 this evening with route. Int passages and an excelJentoboe solo part. a n a ll-cello ensemble feat urine Chrlatlne The most unusual malfunction, however , OC· Sinfonia Concertante in E·FJat, with Yukiko Walevska. curred during the parade's premiere edition in Kamel on violin and Mlltoo Thomas on viola, wu h lt72. tbe highlight of the concert. T e Aug. 9 concert wiU be a rornanticilt trio, "For about half of the evening we picked up The performers displayed the composer'• and the series will conclude Aug. 21 with imperial Channel 13," O'Grattan recalled. Park-goers were emotional qualities, disprovln& any claims that court music from Japan. treated to an electrical parade br-oadcasting Cal Moaart wrote deUcat.e, dr•wb:a• room music. lAformaUon about tbe aeriet i• available by Worthin&t.on commercials. n...11e1•111• ...,.~,,~~'=,=~·'tmf;~.~~~mn• ._ .............. .,...T.:~~fuii~.T" ,>-~~~;;~;· r,=-.. ~~·~rtt;,;~~~;·;::·;,7 .... . ,.. . . ~·~---.-=------- 2 a 7 2 Bo's grandmother ••• She sees 'Tarzan the Ape Man' as comedy By Jt:t••• PARKER Of tae O;NI~ PllM Stiff Bo Derek's grandmother. Mary Collins of Newport Beach, walked into· 'Tarzan the Ape Man·· a few minutes late. looked up at the screen. saw Bo in a nice white dress and said "There's Bo I didn't re· cognize her with her clothes on.'' Thecommenlis typical of Mrs. Collins. a Newport Beach resident and Bank of Newport employee. She has a warm, bemused altitude toward her four grandchildren, Bo included. "The critics are taking trus movie apart.'' she said before the movie. "They've been bard on Bo and even harder on John. It 'II make millions though Millions. People will go to see anything she's in." The "Jolin" she referred to is John Derek, Bo's husband, director and photographer. He ''dis· covered" Bo at the age or 16, took her around the world for two years, married her at 18 and turned her in Lo the hottest screen sex goddess in years. He i! four years older than Bo's father; Bo is now 24. Mary CpUins is close to Bo, and she stayed in close contact with her granddaughter during her BO DEREK early years with Derek. Pressured by the press, questioned by her parents and friends, Bo found that it was Mary to whom she· could always turn for s upport and advice. · . . . As far as her act- ing goes . I think it will last exactly as long as she wants it to ... · 3 - ·'There was a slight breakdown or communica- tion when she went away with John. A lot or people were very worried about her and wondered what she was doing. For a while, she stopped com· munication with everyone. Except me. She'd write and tell me what she was doing, and although I Grandmother Mary Collins and Bo at 4 years old dido 't particularly approve of what she was doing, dependence and ability to run her own life suc· I kept communication open. You always have to cessfuJly. keep communication open with people you love," Her con.tribution to Bo's career (besides pass. she said. ing along her Swedish toocl looks) now focuses on Mrs . Collins was enamoured with Richard fan mail. Mrs. Collins answers nearly all of Bo's Harris, who played James Parter, father of Jane, ·1 h l! d1 to hed I t b kt l·n "Tar•an the AC Mao ... She was a little less en· mai ene •sen ng au erap Pc ures ac 0 .. the thousands or well wishers who write. She's thused about t e movie as a whole, saying answered nearly s.ooo letters in two and a half "It's a nice bit ot flntr. I guess that's what John years. and Bo were after. "I'd like to 1ee Bo do a movie that her younger "Really, I think 'Tarzan the Ape Man• is a fans could see." she sajd. "A k>l of the letters I eet comedy. Harris was playing it all tongue-in-cheek are from kids nine and 10 years old. They've never and made it fun. As far as Bo's part aoes, well. seen ·10· and they won't be able to see 'Tarzan' Jane is a very unbelievable character. I think it because of the ratings. The letters aJI start 'Dear ·'I guess lbat people lreat me differently when they find out who my graaddaughter ls," she said. "At the bank, if I drop a pencil, someone will always say 'Oh let me pick lb.at up for you Mra. CoUlns.' It's kind of a V.l.P. treatment. I don't mind. I kind ot enjoy it." Grove festival hits milestones was hard for her to carry orr such a part," she Bo Derek' and half of the youngsters can't even s aid. spell Derek right. But they love her and all claim "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "As You As Mrs. Collins tells lt. Bo is a reluctant star. to be 'her greatest fan.· They love her magazine Like It" are up for viewing in Garden Grove's John has shaped her to his expectations, driven covers. They want to be like her." third annual Grove Shakespeare Festival, which her hard to succeed and "taught her a lot of · k responsibility." Bo produced "Tarzan the Ape This has not been Mary Collins' year. opened this wee . Man," keepina the books, watching the budget Christmas Day she caught pneumonia, went to "A Midsummer Night's Dream" runs for 10 ., Hoag, got up one night to go to the bathroom, 1 · 28 A y L'k It" and keeping thmgs running smoothly. Sh.e broueht bumped into a wall and broke a rib. Not long later performances. c osmg Aug. . " s ou 1 e the film in under budget, a fact or which she is she was in her kitchen cleaning, and ralbe.r than plays nine performances. closing Aug. 29. Th.e particularly proud. d h plays will alternate performances Thursday, Fn· spray the cleant!r on the counter, she reverse t e d s d · "I think Bo would have made it big with John bottle and got it in her eyes. She stumbled into the day, Saturday an un ay evenings. or without, although without I think it may have hall blinded, where two Hoag nurses and their This is the third season for the popular festival taken longer," Mrs. Collins said. "I'm not saying dates happened by and pulled her back into her aod it marks several milestones. a festival she would have gone into movies. but I suspect she apartment and flooded her burning eyes wlth spokesman noted. would have. She was doing very well as a model -water. Not long after that she rear.ended a station The restival is held this year in its new perma- S35 an hour -beCore they met. wagon in her 1966 Mustang and cut the inside of nent home, the 54S·seat Festival Amphitheatre. "She doesn't love acting, I don't think she even her mouth severely. likes it at all. but it's a means lo an end. She and This season also marks the appointment or John have bought a horse ranch near Santa "They've got a special bed with a plaque over John Allison as artistic director. Allison's credits Barbara and they'll ralse horses there someday. it, j ust for me, .. she said. "When you're my age include the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Bo loves animals. She turned her 10 percent pro· Cshe won't release her age, but admlta to being Royal Court Theatre. ducer's take over to help save an endangered over 21) you don't bounce back Uke you used to. The bl-level fantasy set that serves for both gorilla species. She's a big supporter or Green· You won't either." plays was designed by Fred Harpman. who has peace. She has been spending the last couple of created scenes for motion pictures, theme parks . . · M rar as her acting career goes. I think it months catching up oa .the fan mail, hundreda of televislon and live theater. wlll last exactly aa loog as she wants It to. which went unanswered durln& her bad beaJth. Joining the cast for the 1981 season Is equity Personally, 1 think it might do her 1ood to work Now, tluge boxes rull of uniform, picture·•lled en· guest artist Robert Machray, who plays Bottom in with a number or different directors -she could velopes wait at her door lo be tu~ to the post of. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and the jester learn a lot (rom them. You can't really learn to act flee. Touchstone Is "As You Like It." Machray has ap- in acUng tcbool, lt take. a good director to get the Of the 5,000 fan letters Bo has received. five peared in the movie "The Big Fix" and television rigbl raponsea trom a perfonner," she said. have been lewd ..... rriabter»ngly so -and Mrs. programs ''Three's Company" and "All My Mary's Ute hH changed slncie Bo bec1me a Collins recently was asked to forward lbem to Bo Children." stu, but not u much•• some ~le ml•bt think. to tum over to the FBI. "They almott embar· Al.lo playint lead roJes are Cynthia McWlrt. She 1upports hene1t with the part-lime 1ceountln1 rassed you just lo read them. One was from a 15· Stephen Sachs Michelle Casey and David Cbemel. work and draw. Soel1I Security. lln. Colliu, I year-old boy. Bo wHI be very affected by them if ' • widow 1lnce 1154 wbea her •lrW"'# lllilWM.· ••. readl lbem~~,....•«r1••••.,..ilf' tt•. i • Ji~j@d9tf.ltM~1 M.t ~•)for~ . ., •' an au\.Omobile acddewt. la fierc@IY pNu4 otli~r {n: Mrs. Collins said.' dons ancHnlormaUon . iatr•nt3. I _c;., She has been one busy lady Dorothy Kirsten will finally debut in Orange County By MARY JANE SCARCELW Ot IM Oally Pu.. SUit Soprano Dorothy Kirsten sang with the Metropolitan Opera in New York for 31 years. ap- peared in movies such as "The Great Caruso" and has hit the high notes in performances all over the world. But she's never performed in Orange County. Long after her original debut in 1940 with the Chicago Opera, her 1943 debut in New York and her 194.5 debut at the Met, will be her Orange Coun· ty debut on Sept. 19 at the Irvine Bowl in Laguna Beach. The Lyric Opera Association of Orange County is sponsoring the concert. which also will feature Keith Clark conducting the Pacific Symphony Orchestra. Miss Kirsten, who now lives with her husband in Brentwood, visited the area recently to meet with Clark and look over the concert facilities for her open-air concert. "We'll probably do French and Italian arias,'' she said during her visit to Laguna. "That's what the public wants, although the critics prefer new things." Miss Kirsten has performed at the Hollywood Bowl and the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and is considered an authority on Puccini operas. The 64-year-old singer's reputation also in· eludes good health and staying power in an art filled with temperamental divas and delicate vocal chords. perform with just a few hours' notice. 1 never get sick." Michael Kurkjian. musical director for the Lyne Opera, agreed. "Al the end of a performance she's still sing- ing strongly," he said. "She's quite an athlete and plays golf all the lime." ' Miss Kirsten has resumed both her golf and her singing after a two-year interruption to write a book, which will be published May I by Doubleday. "I've never written before, so I really had lo slow down my career." she said. "My secretary for 35 years kept absolutely every scrap of in· formation on my work, so it took quite a while to go through the material." The book is a combination of autobiography and tips for singers, "and 1 tell the truth about everylh.ing," she declared. "Some people 1 pat on the back and others I spank." Her advice lo aspiring opera stars is equally direct. "Youth is too impatient today. Singers want to gel to the top right away, but they haven't gotten the foundation to make it." 642-5678 Put a Jew words to work for you in the Daily Pilat Keith Clark. conductor of the Orange County Pacific Symphony orchestra. and soprano DorothJJ Kirsten "I've been the ·emergency girl' for two or three opera houses," she said. 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Measures guarding against ticket price goug- ing were elaborate. but at best prevented large. scale ticket scalping, according to Margaret Holmes, a spokeswoman for Wolf and Rissmiller. the concert promoters. They were taken, in part, after Springsteen's last concert swing through L.A. The rock star re- portedly was incensed when he heard some or his fans paid as much as $250 for a $12.50 seat. This lime around, Springsteen's concerts, slat- ed for Aug. 20, 21, 23 and 24 (Aug. 27 and 28 dates since have been added) at the L.A. Memorial Sports Arena, were announced July 22. A newspaper ad gave ticket-purchasing details two days later. On Saturday, July 25. fans swarmed See Ticket, Pare 7 Big money changes hands in scalping operation THE ANCIENT MARINER Welcomes Back NITE LIFE Tues., thru Sat. On The Bay Ancient Mariner 2607 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 646-0201 A VERY SPECIAL JAPANESE RES'FAURANT Award winning traditional Japam•se cuisine and !>uperb wec;tern-style specialties. 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NEWPORT BEACH 675-2244 ............ ---------------------~ 7 iJ Capt. & Tennille, i ~ George Burns set [ • • .Ticket scalping battle r·Gges From Page 6 over 17 locations in L.A. and Or ange counties where random numbers were handed out at 6:30 a.m. Security people from Springsteen, Ticketron and Wolf and Rissmiller were on hand to watch out for professional scalpers buying blocks of tickets from fans, Holmes said. Though she admitted it would be impossible to stem the lucrative scalper's market, Holmes said concert-goers have reacted favorably to the more stringent ticket-selling procedures, which included a limit of four tickets per person. "Just because they're (fans> out all night d ido 't mean they'd get a ticket," she said of the new random-priority number system. "Al least this way everybody had a fair chance. Tickets have reached people far more adequately." Some of the choice $12.50 tickets ($10.50 tickets also were on sale) have already made their way lo ticket brokers, who charge a premium for better seats. or the half a dozen Orange County ticket agen· cies contacted by the Daily Pilot. two reported choice seats available for aJI nights for up to S50 a ticket. "People are asking S75 apiece." said one Anaheim ticket broker, on fans out to make a pro· fit on ticket resales. "I won't pay more than $25 to $35 for them." he added, noting that he'd be selling the tickets for $40 lo $45. Other brokers said they were scampering for the choice $12.50 tickets . All reported tickets would Newton-John due Hollywood star Oli via Newton-John will be honored by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce next Wednes- day when a star bearing her name is unveiled on the Hollywood Walk or Fame. Located dir-ecUy in front of the Mann's Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard, Miss Newton- John 's star is located between those dedicated to • Greta Garbo and Edgar Kennedy. Or•noe Coast College Summer Mu11c11 Wo<kshoppresems by Elizabeth Swados co-sponaored by Orange Co111 College & Ille Orange C<>Ynty"Shelter Cafe Networll July 30, 31 -Aug. 1, 6, 7, 8 8:00 P.M. $4.50. $3.50, $2.50 A ·wutside StOfy" lor the 80's. The sto1y of young people whO are on tile Run arid how they come to grips with the contusmo and traumatic world of the street Runaways is a beauhlul Pttee thal will somelimes make you cry and at others make you laugh, love and most ol at feel Ille wonderful thrill of relationship with all people ''Runaways" is a remarkable rt.1fhrm:alt0n ol the human spirit lhal doesn't just survive. ti hits 1b0w and btyOlld OHi Purkiss llC\ttU~tll•O .. t~ OCCAllfP'll 8IOO H()W h i llltal• &o• Ollittllftlort tldl perlotlll.lllea17 ll_lll_I OtdtltitOUCtt!IMICI gtlMIJfllal•lll~M '°' '"''"" 11110 ~~ Enhro prOduC11on elgrwid for tr1e het,.n; Impaired be available -for a premium -by today. At the state level, Assemblyman Mel Levine, D-Beverly Hills, bas been fighting for a number of years to regulate the ticket broker Industry. He has sponsored Assembly Bill 162. which would limit the amount for which a ticket could be sold to 25 percent over the race value. Brokers vehemently oppose the bill, claiming the resale restriction might drive them out or busi· ness. They say they need the freedom to charge more than 25 percent to make up for losses in· curred when they purchase blocks of tickets for less popular events. AB 162 still awaits action by the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee , according to a spokeswoman for Levine. (D ..... George Burns and the. Ca ptain and TenniUe are the latest acts announced to appear at the =t1 Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, which opens this 0: month. They will appear on Aug. 28. ~ The 10,000-seal ampl\itheater is now in its final <- stages of construction, following months of Jegal ~ entanglements. BiUed as the largest outdoor am-c.> phitheater in Southern California, the facility is .... located near the convergence of the San Diego and .... Santa Ana freeways off lrvine Center Drive in ~ Irvine. .... Tickets for the Burns-Captain and Tennille performance are available through Ticketron or at the a mphitheater box offi ce. A Family Shopping/Dining & Entertainment C'..enter Albertson's • Bank of America • Biibo Bagglns • Coco's/Reuben's • Command Performance Dolphin Hair Fashions • Edwards Cinema • Fash'n Splash • Hamburger Hamlet • Ice Capades Mesa Verde Florist • Mesa Verde Travel • Mione's • Music Market • Photography by Jeffrey Southern California Optical •Spa Lady • Swensen's •Vicki's Sunshine Factory ~ J&\~oorPooooooooo'ooo r.m {filJ.!"11~ 0 00 \ 0 0 0 0 2701 H1rbor Bmt. • (Harbor & Adams) Costa Mesa, CA 8 ~Intermission f Sanctuary takes 'Godspell' on road ... Q) ~ By TOM TITUS Q) Otllleo.lty .......... ~ "Hey, kids, let's put on a show." a> That phrase, identified with Mickey Rooney ~ and Judy Garland in those teen·a~e show bi2 mov· o ies or the '30s and '40s, has resurfaced in Orange ~ County among a group of coUege students who will be doing j ust that next month. Sanctuary, a newly for med theater company headquartered in Costa Mesa, will be taking its act -a production or the rock musical "Godspell" - on the road, to the Center Theater at the Long Beach Convention Center. And it's all for charity. Proceeds for the benefit will be turned over to the Association for Children With Learning Dis· abilities and the American Red Cross. The show will be performed Aug. 20. 21 and 22, and tickets may be reserved 'through Tickelron or by calling the box office at (213) 436-3661. Compatriots now, the 11 cast members of "Godspell" first met as fierce competitors -as members or their schools' speech teams , r epresenting Orange Coast College, Cal State Fullerton and Moorpark College. Their theatrical backgrounds brought them together for a special summer project. Chairman of the Sanctuary company is Richard Riley of Costa Mesa, whose theater back· ground includes such diverse plays as "Mame" I ....... _ .. ...,.. ........... ~~ -~ .. ....., ......... _ ............. .,....... u..,S...-JA.M. .., .... .... s100 off .,..,. .. , ...... .... . c ..... -1-.-,..,__ &.Ml .... TOP.NATI! <.tHZ W.,.,,, A••~ SM. 110.1 ......... • .._---.-·• ) C714) 1 .... 7716 14'-n11 146<-1711 { IUIUM Brookhursl 77 2 6446 llAllGl 011n1e Mall 637·0340 RU UA Movies 990·•022 . .....,., ..... ,,... ...... 't .... ...., ......... . ........... ~~ tom MUA UA Cinema 540·0594 NOW PLAYING I (l T8IO Saddleback 581·5880 • 11~5( OHll5l WUTMlllSflR Stadium 01 In UA City Cinema UA Cinema 639 8770 634 3911 893 0546 • tHr .0. AllO TIC MClUNO OHi Y and "The Desperate Hours." Other Orange County performers include Richard Reith of Newport Beach, Pat Powers and Don Formaneck of Hunt· ington Beach, Shelly Chase and Stephanie Thomas of Fullerton, Michael Roth and Magda Barbosa of Santa Ana and Sandy Turley or Orange. Complet· ing the group are Val Pappas of Westwood and Holly Griffin or T housand Oaks. Together, the group bas collected more than 100 trophies in state and national speech competi· lion, along with a pair or national first place titles. "We always wanted a chance to work together, but we never thought we would," com-· mented Newport's Reith. "This is more than any or us had hoped for. "Competing in speech has broadened our out· look," he added. "When it's just you. the script and the judge, you learn to use the things available on the stage, not rely on them." To which Riley adds, "We're going to be ysing a lot of things no one has been able to incorporate The veteran movie actress twisted the limb on a tennis court a few weeks before she was scheduled to open in the musical version or "All About Eve." on the SAC stage this weekend. Director Bob Blaustone came up with a replacement in the form of Laura Killingsworth, a well-known leading lady for the Long Beach Civic Light Opera, who had done the role before. She opened in the role Wednesday. Performances continue tonight, Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m. with a Saturday matinee at 2:30 in the college's Phillips Hall. Tickets can be or· dered at 835·5971. Disneyland sets ticket discounts before. We've had a proressional magician assist-Special ticket books to Disneyland that mclude ing us, and we'll be doing a variety or laser ef· admission and any 10 attractions for $7.50 will be reels." offered to guests over SO years old and their Mickey Rooney would be proud. families during "Senior Fun Days," set for • Thursdays and Fridays during the rail and winter. DON'T EVER SAY ''break a leg" to Anne Jer· Specially-discounted lunches and two park freys . She did, and she's out of the Santa Ana restaurants and free parking will also be availa· College production of ··Applause.'' ble. For information. call 999-4123. ~~---~~~~~~ DANCE (or just listen) Cindy & T he Magic Connection July 271b to October J rd Enchanting, allu ring and bewitch ing describe the sounds of this captivating group. 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We each define our own limits, or we should, and when those sensitive boundaries are violated on television we have two modes of coping: switching it off or changing channels. There are those who have apparently purchased television sets with no switches and they would deny us this option. Is that moral? More important, al least to television honchos and corporate advertising account executives, is whether these people constitute a true majority. Is their power proportionate to their numbers? Nol according to a poll conducted earlier this year by The Roper Organjzalion for NBC. The pollsters concluded that "despite a generalized public concern over sex, profanity and violence on television, very few Americans are critical on these grounds of any of the specific 17 shows asked about." The organization interviewed 2,440 adults, age 18 or over. by telephone over a 14-day period in the spring. Of the 17 programs listed, nine have been identified by the National Federation of Decency (which has squads or monitors watching every sbow. counting the hells and damns) or other con· servative religious groups as immoral. They are "Dallas." "The Dukes of Hazzard,.. "Happy Days," "The Love Boat," "MASH," ··Saturday Night Live:· "Soap," "Three's Company" and ··Vegas:· Seven others were included for their simila rity SUNOAY- TUESOAY MOW APPEAIUM<i IN THE LOUNGE HEADWAY WeCL ·Seit. CHRIS GAFFNEY At~'~ PEARSON & LEARNED /'!-Al AD4CU LANDI~& ~I DISTILLERY ne~ ID6M"l".(714) 54z.9ess ~lrlUl'rli'W 1 ..,....-.,,,.o.-•••Mll 111~1'91 -C--. CA ml'1 -"""'°' ,. ~ .. HIN ....... -·'-" tl!lt•~ __ ,,. LARRY HAGMAN .on hit list to shows in the original list -"All My Children," 'BJ and the Bear," "Flamingo Road," Harper Valley P.T.A.," "Hill Street Blues," "Knots Land· ing" and "Lobo.'' (One progra m lhat drew praise from the conser vatives, .. 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C'O .... ,, .... a: Q) ';< c.... c < w _. - l.O co 10 .... :Films (") ..?:-~==================================================================================================== :J ...., f 'Blow Out' IL. :» 't> c Q) . . . just another flat tire ~ By JEFF PARKER Q) Ot llM o.My ~ ..... 3: "Blow Out" Is a derivative, strangely vacuous -0 thriller filmed in Philadelphia by Brian DePalma. The story line is a descendant of such Illusion/ re-ii: ality studies as "Blow Up" and "The Conversa· lion," an innocent bystander inadvertently re· cords a murder. In this version, Jack Terry (John Travolt.a) ta. a 8 -movie sound man who, while scanning thl' countryside for effecta be need.a for his sound library, watches and tape record.I a car slidin1 on a bridge and crashing into the water below. Terry manages to drag a youn1 woman from the wreck and a few hours later in the hospital, he starts to wonder about the lncident. , The killed d,river turns out to be a presidential hopeful, his assi.stanta inal.lt that Jack forget about the woman in the car. and the police willingly aid the cover-up. The sound man and the girl. Sally <Nancy Allen>. are scuttled out a back door before her sedative has even wom off, and asked firmly to keep quiet. The more J• U,tena to his tape re· cording or the wreck, the more it sounds Uke murder. De PaJma, who built his reput.aUon as one ol the country's most talented directors ln such films as "Carrie," "Obsession" and "Dressed to JOU," bas always been a style·drunk craftsman. Although he's borrowed from other dlrectou heavily, he's always returned the favor, and some of DePa~ma's sequences (the prom scene in "Car· rie," the living room dance in ''Obsession," and the museum chase in "Dressed to Kill" come to mind first) will go down in the annals of film mak· Ing brilliance. Frame for frame, be tels more out of a film than any other director worldne. Besides the eerily beautiful 1tagln1 ancl camera worlr DePalma'1 films have been superb for another reason : he always 1ets 1ood performances from his players -stars and un· From Paiez Jn order to catc:h the lesser ,Ukhes, O'Grattan walcbe:s the parade step off at least twice a week, usually on Fridays and Satur~ ·when crowds are at their peak. Not only 11 mechanical and eleetronic perfec- tioa requfred, but be said 1pada1 ot the floats ls eq'y I~ fi1N 11111&1 will have a con-st Vletr. ., • hat'• the reaP,o.,1JbilllJ -4 operations m....,• Joey Ml•'Mlfr Mio ltuds at the gate wtWli tbe par• ............. each driver a band aipal when it'.1 his Qr her turn to emerge . ..Michaela 11Vear1 a.budlel Uaat connects him to thftudto control ~itd three tpOlters who are po!l_~ .on roo(tops aloo1 the route to monitor th~· Pl'otfeM. eaure ... taftt..., minutes, passln• be e •J-li~ted a.ooo l*)ple per show. O' attan UNI he couldn't be1lA to estimate bow m mwiOM bave teen tJae ..,.de over the y ars. Nor could he 1uea1 bow many hundreds, Ir not thousands, of tlmes he has viewed it from every conceivable vantage point. "J parUcularly like the train station, becauae you get the enUre parade in view with the castle in the background," he said. ''The th!G• that's 10 ln· terestint about this parade ls that lt has such a unique look. either 20 feet away or 200 yards down the street." The electrical parade steps off each ni1ht through Sept. 12 at 8:50 and 11 p.m. Tbe first show begins next to the Small World ride In Fantasyland and winds Its way to Main Street U.S.A. The 1econd parade enters the park on Main Street and JOHNTRAVOLTA caught in web knowns alike. Maybe he just knows how to spot talent and let it work for him -John Travolta got his screen start in "Carrie," along with another young performer who has since proved herself as an exceptional talent -SiBy Spacek. And even beyond the staging and actln1 DePalma bas brought a rare warmth and wit to oft.en sbocklnt movies: be seems to shape ha films as lovln&Jy as a potter at a wheel. But "Blow Out" is a llfeleu creation. DePalrna seems to have circumvented all the things he does best and rel)taced them with what NANCY ALLEN ... another dumb blonde he thinks ls "meaningful." The characters don't connect with each other, the plot isn't right and there's a limpness to the sta1in1 thai looks nothing like the DePalma we've seen before!. He's tried to make "Blow Out" tnto,_a political treatise and un- dercut hfs own strengtns to do it; maybe he tried too hard. Nancy Alla, the hooker In "Dressed to Klll," casi be a splendkl, silly counterpolnt to the driven hero. She's pretty ln a toothy, diuy kind of way and she'• a conaiver too : no matt.er how lnept she See 8low OM, Pate II The ape man Another kind of love story By JEFF PARKER Of .. o.lly ...... 5Wt In "Tarzan the Ape Man," director John Derek establishes himself as a master of foreplay. It isn't a sexy movie in spite of Bo Derek's often exhibited body; it's a perpetual storm-gathering for the big scene in which Jane consummates ber virgin lust for Tarzan the scene lasts a few brief seconds and is the last thing we see before the credits roll . The real Jove affair isn't between Tarzan and Jane at aJJ -it.'s between Bo Derek and the cameras: she's on screen almost every second tak'- ing baths, swimming naked. being attacked by men and animals. Her scenes are invariably wet ones (like in "10," her director likes a wet Bo bet· ter than a dry one). The film looks like Playboy stilJ photographs flipped at high speed: she is exhibited lovingly. carefully, almost modestly. In "Tarzan of the Apes," Bo Derek isn't treated as a sex object, but rather an an object -she's physicaJly canoniled. None or Jt bodes well for an actress or such meager skUI as Derek. because In spite of her numerous silent baths, s he's still called upon to carry the drama. In "10,'' ll was hard to tell whether Derek was playing dumb (as the role required) or was just a dumb player, but in "TarUUJ of the Apes" it's clear that the range of emotions sbe can emote on See Taraaa, Page I! • • • 'Blow Out' flat From Page It looks, you still gel the feeling she might have a razor blade biq,ien in her hair. But DePalma has Wf"itten Sally as a hopelessJy dumb blonde. Jn fact she's so dumb we keep waiting for her to drop the act and confess that she knows what's going on -DePahna even hints that she might - but she never does. We 're meant t<J lake Sally as a symbol for American naivete (this movie is full of symbols that ring of contrivance) but hers is a vapid, greedy naivete -there's no Innocence about her, and nothing much to like. Even the dippy lint-head Sally would have the, brains, or at least the loins, lo make a play for J ack. Re's tall, dark, handsome and charming (hell, he's Travolta) but Sally never udiatea even a mild interest in him. Jack doesn't do much for romance either -he's too ohselsed with lhe truth -so what we have is two "sexy robotJ who can't radiate one watt of electricity on screen. It's as if there were a thick tube of glass around each of them : they don't touch, they don't talk, they don't tumble. or even look as if they want to. They're maddeningly, improbably chaste. If DePalma had neutered bis charactera for the sake of his plot, it may have made some sense, but as it. is, "Blow Out" is full of messy scripting. lack figures out the murder a1m<>1t immediately, on the theory that two sounds -not one -are heard when the lire of the car blows out, sending it careening ore the bridge. Listening to the tape along with him. it's a close call at best -would he h ave known it so quickly. &o easily? To substantiate his claJm, Jack gets a roll of fUm shot or the "accident," and through an ln· tricale (and ·highly unlikely, photographers have told me) procm, be turns the •till photographs in· to film, synchronizes It with his tape recording, and spots the damning evidence. DePalma pulls our leg so h8l'd ln the Cirst haU how' of "Blow Out." it hurt&. There's a static quality to the scenes for the mos t part (there are excepUOfll. but they're brief and far apart) and none of that loving spookiness at \Vbich DePalma is so good. The dialogue is laden and wiUess loo. Al one point, Jack screams "Nobody wants to know about contplracy! J don't set it!" In this movie. the real conspiracy ls to work our . ....,vea, but il lat.If wone th~ the Bay of t' tMMk*t . ._wannrtd tmow11bdut that? -····--1:.•.1•·• DMLYl-11111 .,. . .,..,_ "ESCAPE FA M NEW YORK" <"> DM.Y1 ____ "BLOW O UT" TMSMCA~ <Jdfl! ·' ,...,, ... __ ........ . -..,11:11.aa ... ,..._ ~ CAIOl ll.-nT ~ •=:-m -. .... .,. _., .. ,_ O«W~ ~ CAMIE FlSHVI UJ-/1. ~'-&~ l JOHN TRAVOLT A IN BRJAN DePALMA'S "BLOW OUT,. ...._., ,,,.. ... -.-. - ~ ll!Jaf/. ~~& ~ DA1LY1•-.-m ,_...,_ cown .. uiu llill ,_O•IU-ttO•tl\- CH"ISTC>flttER "HVE OINE HACKMAN IN "SUPERMAN II'' IPQ) OltllY1lilt.b .... ,...,_ ··~ BOOEA:H RICKR) t-Aff ~ .. ArE .... -..,-.--.-.-·- ~""'-'" ... _..,_ .. "BLOW OUT" I .... .,,_J: . ............. endklsbe ·--111 11ne.ua ell&Y'81111.lrtl ...... ..,,. \ J It ~Films -M::=============~==========================================================================~ ~ f New 'Tarzan' little more than romp u. • 1n iungle a; Fr om Page 11 -g screen is limited. Q) Some or her expressions of surprise and fear ~ are laughers and they weren't intended as such: Q> it's hard to feel much for her. ~ "Tarzan of the Apes" is a boring movie, and o the boredom goes far beyond Bo Derek's Umlta· ~ lions as an actress. Director J ohn Derek baa a lush, pretty, corny approach to a potentially exclt· ing story and he kills wt"!atever excitement that threatens to build with his drippingly "sensuous" staging. In one scene a huge lion hopes to make a meal or Jane while she bath~. The cat charges and Jane retreats into the water. Tarzan <played with stoic cheerlessness by Miles O'Keefe) bursts onto the scene in his grand entrance and Derek slows the rum to slow motion. It's action interruptw, it makes you wince. Derek lobotomizes two of the olber SU910ilM To-i C°"""'t o<-d O. ZOM Sr.lfboordi. (.,.._,, A..aiable ....._i:;,,.,w_.U!\ '#AA-2Surn UMCI ~-bur PW' ECONOMY SEA1 J INGJ2.6D 'tal J:OOPM l!'xcept Spec • lttt• menT1 Holed EYE OF THE NEEDLE IRI 12:00....:00-S:OO ORRO. THE GAY BLA 2:1~:10-10 -40 BO DEREK TARZAN CRI s.HOWSAT 1:00 3:20 S:•O 8 :00 10:20 BROOKE SHIELDS ENDLESS LOVE <RI 12:30 2:50 5 :10 7:30 9 :50 Bill MURRAY STRIPESCRI K.ltella NNr STADI UM ~ORlfY CINE·fl SOUND 1t Dri¥t-in I.tow Yow AMC.. Recllo 11 your ....-11 ... II no AM -rtdoo wrtl! 1e,,i11on -•\I pOaotoon. "''"'your own AM,.,,,. .. MARK HAMMILL THERE IS NO THE EMPIRE DEFENS E STRIKES BACK (PG) WOLFEN IRI 6ioft8~'fti\ttdi ZORRO, THE GAY BLADE (PG) VOUNO rya11Nu51a 1r9 1 THE FOX AND THE HOUND (G} &M;apefrom HewVork (RI BROOKE MARTIN SHIELDS HEWITT ENDLESS LOVE (RI FOXES (RI BILL MURRAY STRIPES CR) WHOLL V MOSEi IPGI scenes with his slow motion cameras one is weakly .staged wrestling match between Jane, Tarzan and a large python Ctrue to the dlrector's fetish, It looks more like another bath scene than a life.and-death struggle>. and the other is a wrest!· ing match between Tarzan and the stout leader of a cannibalistic tribe. All three of the scenes take on sexual over · tones-John Derek seems lo see foreplay every· ~here. Part of the fun of the old Tarzan movies was the creepy feeling that around each strange jungle palm, a hideous danger might lurk. ln "Tarzan the Ape Man," it always turns out to be another bath. There's no way to get any kind of dra matic read ·out from John Derek's lush computer. He's programmed the whole movie for pretty and that's as rar as it gets. The story is slmpUstic: Jane visits her father James (Richard Harris) who is on expedition In I lesslove~Iovendlessl Africa. She insists on going along, is kidnapped by Tarzan, returns to her father only to be kidnapped again by green and orange spray-painted can nibals Tarzan saves them all and he and Jane celebratc at sunset. Two scenes stand out as particularly good. One is an enchanted sequence where a bull elephant scoops the unconscious Tarzan up with his tusks and dumps him near a pond, and the other is you guessed it the bathing scene which follows Jane rips a part of her dress away to swab the rallen jungle boy, cooing "I've never touched a man before." She runs her curious hands up and down his body as a wily orangutan watches every movement. He's rapt. He's jealous. He feels un· easy with rampant possibilities . Not too much later r as the credits roll, so do Jane, Tarzan and this aroused orangutan. The joy on his fa ce as he gropes Ro Derek is unmistakable. For complete ad copy and art services advertisers all along the Orange Coast I .!J p·iat . r ely on II I , t' b".. J ·~u~>1 oJ .n. ,., 1M .,,, n l rmih ,\I I .................................................. _.. ............. _....._...__'~1----~---;._;..~~._.~~ ' -I 13 }! 0 -Diversions =============================================================================~ lt -PLAYS------ "MAN OF LA MANCHA" opens tonight at Sebastian's Dinner Playhouse In the Grand Hotel In Anahlem. Performances nightly with Saturday and Sunday brunch shows. Curtain times vary. Call 772-7710. "BRIGADOON" plays tonight throuoh Sunday and next Thursday through Sunday at the First Prebyterian Church, 61" N. Main St., Santa Ana. For reservations, call 973-8881 Monday through Friday. "ROMEO AND JULIET" wlll be staged tonight through Sunday In the El Toro High School Charger Hall by the Saddleback Recreation Department's Shakespeare Theatre group, made up of area high school students. Performances at 7 p.m. Call 768-0981 . "GREASE" appears at two locations, by dif- ferent groups, this week. The San Clemente Summer Theater wraps up Its performance tonight through Sunday at 8 p.m. In the San Clemente High School auditorium, 700 Ave. Pico, San Clemente. Call -'92-5101, ext. 265. On Sunday, the musical opens In Fullerton College's Studio Theatre. This version, by the college's S.R.O. Conservatory, runs through Aug. 9 at 8 p.m . with a matinee on Aug. 8 at 2:30. Phone 871 -8101 weekdays from 9 a.m. to ~ 6p.m. ~ Cl> "MURDER IN THE MAGNOLIAS," a ~ spoof of Southern dramas, Is on at the Hunt-~ lngton Beach Playhouse in the Seacllff Village a: center on Main Street at Yorktown Avenue, ~ Huntington Beach. Cur'taln Is 8:30 Fridays and <- Saturdays through Aug. 29 with tickets availa-~ ble at 847-4'65. c:.> ... "TOM SAWYER," a children's musical, con-... tinues trough this weekend at the Los Amigos ~ High School, Heil and Newhope Avenues, ... Fountain Valley, as a production of the Foun- See Diversions, Page 14 ONE OF THE BEST THINGS THAT EVER HAPPENED IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN AGAIN. Joseph Pearlman will conduct pops concert at OCC 1 Pops goes OCC By MAil\' IANE SCARCELLO Of .. o.llf,.... Miff The maestro was adamant. "I told the organizers, ·u I'm golng to conduct the pops concerts, the pro· grams wilJ have to be symphonic pops literature,· " said Joseph Pearlman, with an emphasis on the word "symphonic." The conductor of the American Rome Pops Orchestra was speaking from the Orange Coast College cam- pus, where the first of four free COO· certs will begin al 7: 30 Sunday. "We'll have a good assortment of Strauss waltzes and John Phillips Sousa marches as well as excerpta from 'Swan Lake,· 'The Sound of Music' and 'Carmen,· " he con· linued. "We'll do a series much like the Boston Pops Orchestra performs each summer." The conductor has been wielding the baton for the Orange Coast Com- munity College Orchestra since 1965, bul the pops orchestra is a departure from his usual fare. The idea for the programs began months ago with discussion by Robert Moore, president of OCC, and John Rinaldo, chairman of the board for American Home Companies. When the plans reached Pearlman, , he wrote a formal proposal to the local chapter QJ the American F'ederatfon of M\l!tetans to request financial aid from a recording t.rust fund supported by recording com· panies. "The money can be distributed on request to local unions for funding musical projects using professional musicians," he explained. "It can pay up to half the cost of a concert if a co-sponsor can be round." The musicians fund contributed $12,000 toward the cost of the concert, with American Home picking up the tab for the remainder of the $25,000 budg~t. Orange Coast College is donating all facilities, including a portable stage and band shell, and the Dally Ptlot is contributing programs, ad· vertising and other printing costs. The performances will be held out- doors on the lawn in front or the occ auditorium, and spectators should bring their own folding chairs or blankets for seating. And although concerts wtll begjn at 7:30, families are Invited to come early and bring picnic dinners. The ~liege snack bar will ~ open for a iety of foods, and popcorn and do·i .yourself ice cream sundaes will be or saJe. Parking ls available on aU aides of the campus. In addition to Sund~y's concert, others in the series will be Au,. 9. 18 and 23. , ' . 1' _, MARK HAMILL · HARRISON FORD · CARRIE FISHER BILLY DEE WILLIAMS · ANTHONY DANIELS . OlllllO PllON5E l(fNNV IWCEI> PUEI> MAVH!W ll>ANll 01 .... IRVIN KERSHNER -~~ ... GARY KURTZ ....... LEIGH BRACKETT -LAWRENCE KASOAN ... ,, ... GEORGE LUCAS -·~ ..... GEORGE LUCAS ...., .. JOHN WILLIAMS =~,...=~r-.~e""..a~.,.,.,,..=sm~""' ID~~! ~~~·11~c1110r11coot4 . '"'"" "a ... .,..; _. .. 3 ~~ ...... ~. ~Diversions ~~============================================================================~ ~ From Page 13 >. tain Valley Community Theater. Curtain Is ~ 7:30 p.m. tonight and Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sun-;E day. Call ~7-1108 or 962-5279 for reservations. i "MATCH POINT" and "Dead Heat", two ~ original one-act plays, are on stage at the ~ Laguna Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna Can-! yon Road, Laguna Beach, Wednesdays ~ through Saturdays until Aug. 8. Reservations at 494-0743. :§ ii: "DEATHTRAP," a new mystery drama, opened this week at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, UO Ave. Pico, San Clemente, with Edward Mulhare heading the cast. The show runs nightly except Mondays at varying cur· taln times through Sept. 13. Reservations •92-9950. • "GREEN GROW THE LILACS," the non- musical version of "Oklahoma," continues for three weekends at the Westminster Communl- ALAN ALDA CAROL BURNE'IT Burl.,,,,.. · ltof/el' ... ~Feweftt·DomDel.,._ .. D "11//0lll/fllffTll/llSHTStl#Mlnfl fltl#rl'flllll£,,.·Alt/ll lll OllAlllttl -rw C' 1U Ill/Ir Cll,si-. lfAJlllMTflt ·lllllll'f ..._A ·-llAMl'M ·~MM ,,,,., ...,..., •• , flWI • MO# tllMf. ,..,, 11111 l_ ,,._,, AllMllllO tll(/W· ,.._,,M#'1 J Ill/Diii' • .,_" llMICI Mfll flw«W t,llM lllll#MI • MIM t-*"'llf Al fmJ • *'1lllt ...... fr SJlfll1 tAM(1f !!!!~~=IDl71n=tmlf/C1tllt8lfl== ~. ty Theater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. through Aug. 8 with tickets available at 99S-.113. "PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW," an old, fashioned melodrama, Is on at the Saddleback Valley Community Theater, 257•1 -C Obrero, Mission Viejo, through Saturday . Performances at 8 p.m . For reservations call 830-9252 or 830-'698. "ON GOLDEN POND," the story of an aging couple ln love, ends Sunday at the Saddleback College. Curtain time is 8 tonight, 2 and 8 p.m . Saturday and 3 p.m . Sunday. Phone 831-'656 or •9S-2790 from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m. today. "GUYS AND DOLLS," the popular musical by Frank Loesser, continues at Elizabeth Howard's Curtain Call Dinner Theater, 690 El Camino Real, Tustin. Curtain times vary. Call 838-1~. I "ZORRO, THE GAY BLADE" (PG) II "FOX AND THE HOUND" (PG) "ONCE UPON A MOUSE" Ill "POPEYE" (PQ) "THE GREAT MUppeT CAPER" (PG) •BARGAIN MATINEES• Mottd•y thru Saturday All Performances before S:OO PM (&cept Spedlt £•111M11ts and Holidays) t• ..-11o1 • ~JA MA1, LA Ml :"/-'OA W4Lk 1,. ------''ARTHUR'' .-..-.--. ..:.----·--"TARZAN 1ME APE llAN" " ····-----..-·--· ''AAIDl1'S OF THE 1.0ST AM'' (Ml _ ... _,_ . ..., LAKEWOOD CENTER WA U< IN --·--· "RAIDEftf OF THE LOJ.I~;:JtG> ·---.-- o Morodo 01 Rotecoont 99•2.00 •n....,,•n--.. "VICTORY" f PQ' . ., ... -.... """ttiil "UNDER THE RAINBOW" f PQ' .... , ____ _ ----"SUPERMAN 11" -, ___ ._. .... 'ocully ol Condlewood 213/531·9510 -----"SUPERMAN II" (PG) __ ,.,... ___ , .. --·---·--"WOLRN"• ''TME FOUR SEAIONI" -I ·---·--·---··-LAKEWOOD CENTER SOUTH WAlk IN kJclJllv Al Del NnO 211/6W.tH1 A,r •·!""A so . COAST WALK IN ---· "ZORRO, THE BAY BLADE" fPG) ·---.....: .... -ea4-•· "ST1'1PU" CR> ............ _ .... $011111 Coott 111wo, OllfOcMwoy 494-1614 ·-- "MAGIC THEATRE," a children's musical staged as a series of sketches that deal with a c hi Id's world, c ontinues in Saddleback College's 100-seat Company Theatre. For tickets, call 831 -•6S6 or •95-2790 Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 P:m · "RUNAWAYS," the Oranoe County premiere of a new musical about young people on their own, plays this weekend and next at Orange Coast College In Costa Mesa. Curtain Is 8 p.m . Thursdays through Saturdays with further in- formation available at SS6-SS27. -CLASSICAL MUSIC--- "CHORUS OF CELLOS," featuring an all- cello ensemble led by famed cellist Christine Walevska, Is set for 8 tonight as the second In the series of Laguna Beach Summer Music Festival concerts. Held In the Artists Theater, 62S Park Ave., Laguna Beach. Tickets are $7 for adults, $3.SO for the students. Call •9•·7112 days, .. 94-362• evenings. EIGHT KOREAN HARPISTS in traditional dress will perform at 8 p.m . tonight in UC See Diversions, Page 15 ·-ltlf• ""'\ ,,... J JO IA ,._... 7: 1$ , .... , "'-'ff h\t. IMPORTANT NOTtC(1 CMllOIUN UNDER 12 fRH! MMHr ••• W11.., MtlO lfttw f1o 6 lO • 511 Swo MIQ •:OO '"' CM-A SOU110 • '1>IJll AM CAii MOii IS l'OUll SlfMO of NO AM CAii ~ W!fl< OllTOI AUUSGllY l'DSITlOll -MllG Ml l'Oll1MU o•llU Qllf-#l CllWWIS llO Oii AM MOii ·-·--Al<AHflM "TARZAN ANAHEIM ORIVE ·IN THE APE,..!AN" (R) _...,•tot i..-ll "CAVEMAN" (POI 1n-•1so c•11l " -.....,,_=,= ... =,.=-=-,..,,.,, ..,,.,_,...,.,,..,.,.,.,.,_=,=-, -:aen==cr-..·· ciliilir • ....,. • •• _,. ··CANMO=u RUN·· "UNDER THE RAINBOW" "Alt'THUf'" (PQt f PQ) "BAONco":u.Y" IPGI CIM 11 toU110 Ctllt fo ~II 8,df ""4 .t P•'-1ti BUENA PARI< Oki>'! IH ll~ A•• we .. oOlno" 121·4070 ' _,~N'.A,.., -....-...·~·-~ "'THE EMl'IRE STRIKES BACK" (POI -"ALIEN"' (R) ----"MftlHllAN II" (l"GI FOUNTAIN VALLEY Olll,,HN --0...0 ,,.,,,, •• -....... c•o 1"AHY ~WAY YOU cJN .. (POI f62•241J 0.. 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II 0t tffCll tl•O ... ,.,... I .-.oo ". C.ULOAD Diversions From Page 14 Irvine's Fine Arts Little Theatre, Rooni 161, Humanities Hall, as part of the university's California Summer Harp Workshop. Concert is free. "ZUBIN MEHTA Conduc t s All -Time Favorites," a program of classical favorites with Korean violinist Kyung-Wha Chung that wi II be on stage at the Hollywood Bowl tonight. Golden West College Is sponsoring a bus to the event. A $13 fee cover s admission and transportation. Leaves the college's Gothard Str eet parking lot at 5 p .m. Call 893-6250. THE YSAYE STRING QUARTET w ill play works of Haydn and Dvorak on Wednes- day, Aug. 5, at the Mary Wilson library, 707 Electric Ave., in Old Town Seal Beach. The 8 p.m . concert is free. -ETC.------ AMBER ROUTE, a top computer jazz group, w ill hold a benefit concert at 9 tonight in the Newport Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Dr., Newport Beach. Group creates an amalgam of art, technology, music, film, video and literature. Admission Is $2 for museum members, $2.SO for students and senior c itizens and $3.50 for non-members. Reservations are encouraged. Call 759-1122. "OLIVER" is tonight's offering of the Golden .. HUGELY ENTERTAINING!'~' i\~, ·~--MA~-.~·--~TV ~th . M ~: ~~]' ISAAC STERN IN CHINA United Artists a.a.cs ROGER MOORE . JAMES BOND 007'C* FOR YOUR EYES ONLY rm ....... ~ ...... " .. _.._.. NOW PLAYING 9AITI MllA COIT& lllU UMlll IMYI DMllGl Bristol Harbor Westbfook UA C1tv Cmem~ ~0·7444 631-3!>01 !i-30·4401 6J4 3911 , ........ 0..., ..... ,,,.. .... , West College outdoor family film series in the campus amphitheater. Movie at 8 p.m ., picnic time at 6:30 p.m . Admission $1 or $5 maximum per family. THE RIVER MEN play country music from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m . tonight in a free concert at Oak brook Village in Laguna H ills. Call 951-2182. "THE GYPSY BARON" will be presented Saturday by the Gem Opera Puppet Theatre at 3 and 7 p.m. in the Laguna Niguel Center of Performing Arts Three Flags Center, 27601 Forbes Road, Laguna Niguel. Call 831·1~. JEFFERSON STARSHIP will appear at the G reek Theater Sunday night and a bus will leave for the concert f rom Golden West College's Gothard Street parking lot at 6:30 p.m . Registration is $19 per person, including transportation and admission. Children under 12 will not be permitted to attend. Call 893-6250 to register. BAKER'S COOKER plays dixie, swing, be-bop and modern jazz in a free concert In Golden West College's outdoor amphitheater at 6 p.m . Sunday. Phone 892-7711 . "BIG BAND BONES," featuring five trom- bones and a rhythm section of piano, bass and drums, will appear at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Tur- tle Rock Community Center, 1 Sunnyhlll Drive, Irvine. Admission is S3 or $1 students, senior SO....euiltere. Vnder The RaifflH>•, ICICIY douin low - Cheuy Cluaae, Carrie F,.lter and J 50 mld11eta arc fi11lttin11 uallonlly to •a11e our country against all Oat 15 citizens and military. Children under 12 ad-~ milted free. o - THE GOLDEN WEST SYNCOPATORS, the ~ natton's top collegiate Dhdeland band from ai Golden West College, will appear at 7:30 p.m . ~ Monday, Aug. 3, in the Woodbridge Village g_ Cent er on Barranca Parkway across from ai North Woodbridge Lake, Irvine. Free to the :;, public. ~ a. Ill LOUIS &ELLSON, one of the world's top drum--:C mers, appears M onday, Aug. 3, through Aug. 9 ~ between 7: 15 and 11 p.m . in Disneyland's Main -< Street Plaza Gardens. c.> -IN VEGAS----- ALADDIN: Lola Falana until Aug. S. Donny and Marie Osmond and Johnny Dark from Aug. 6-19. 8 p.m. and midnight. (702) 736-0240. CAESARS PALACE: Sammy Davis Jr. until Aug. 12. 9 p.m. and 12:30 a.m. (702) 731-7333. DESERT INN: "Annie" with the Broadway cast. Indefinite run. 8 p .m . and midnight Fri- day and Saturday, 9: 30 p.m . Tuesday through Thursday. Dark Monday . (702) 7~. FLAMINGO: Razzle Dazzle on Ice. 8 p.m . and . m idnight. Indefinite run. (702) 733-3333. FRONTIER: Roy Clark until Aug. 19. 8 p.m . and midnight. (702) 73'-02'°. HILTON: John Davidson until Aug. 2. Neil Sedaka and Doug Henning Aug. 3-17. 8 p.m . See Diversions, Pa1e 16 "Two holn ol non-stop thrills." -fex Reed l6 >-:, From Page 15 : and midnight. (702) 7~·7777. >. as :2 MGM GRAND. Dean Martin In a dinner show U: only and Mac Davis In the midnight show only Q) until Aug. s. Mac Davis in both shows from ,, Aug. 6 to Aug. 11. "Jubilee" runs Indefinitely ~ In the Zlegfield Room. (702) 739-4567. ~ ~ RIVIERA: Shirley Maclaine until Aug. S ~ Loretta Lynn Aug. 6-19. 8 p.m . and midnight. ~ (702) 737·175S. a. SAHARA: Don Rickles and Saddler and Young • until Aug. S. George Carlin and Cathy Carlson Aug. 6-20. 8 p.m . and midnight. (702) 735-4242. SANDS: Under construction .. STARDUST: Udo de Paris. 7 p.m. and 11 p.m . Sunday through Friday. 6:1S p.m., 9:15 p.m . and 12: 15 p.m . Saturday. (702) 732-6325. TROPICANA: Folles Bergere '81 . 8 p.m . and midnight. (702) 386-2411 . UNION PLAZA: Continuous Broadway enter· tainment. 8 p.m . and 11 :45 p.m . Dark Mon- days. (702) 386--24«. -SINGLES----- PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS will have a dance at 9 p.m. today in Costa Mesa. For In· formation, call 559-0IM6. REMARRIED or blended families will be the topic of a discussion led by family therapist Mariam Paul at 7: 30 p.m . today In Tustin. For information, call 832-1020. GET-ACQUAINTED HOUSE PARTY createc by Emily Coleman will be held at 8 p.m . ir Anaheim. For information, call (213) 828-8949. OUTDOOR SINGLES will have a day hike at 9 a.m . Saturday in the San Bernardino moun- tains. The group will go to brunch and have a cruise on Newport Harbor at 11 a.m . Sunday. For information, call S«-8276. SOUTH COAST JEWISH YOUTH will have a general meeting at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in Orange. For Information, call 639-6419. --CLUBS------ 0As1s SENIOR CITIZENS Center presents "Paris vs. Vienna" Saturday at 7 p.m . in the center, corner of Fifth and Marguerite streets, Corona del Mar. The series of skits and'music Is dedicated to the arts of Austria and France. For more Information call 759·9471. WE CARE Formerly Marrieds meets Wednes- day at 7:30 p.m . at St. Andrews-by-the-Sea United Methodist Church of San Clemente. For more information call 495-2776. ADVANCED DEGREES meets Saturday In Bat Yahm Han, 1011 Camelback Road, Newport Beach. For more Information call 551-2066. Live Gl~s EDITOR'S NOTE· Live Gigs, a new service provided by the Orange Coast Daily Pilot. is a complete listing of Orange Coast nightclubs olfenng five entertainment. AIRPORTER INN 18700 MacArthur Blvd Irvine 833·2770 Dancing Nightly ALISIO'S 1670 Newport Rlvd Costa Mesa 642·8293 Duncing Nightly AP ADANA 600 Newport Center Drive Newport Beach 640·7502 MIDDLE EASTERN Mt:SIC & BELLY DANCERS BAXTER STREET 4647 MacArthur Blvd Newport Beach 540·2475 "T llE BAXTER STREET SHOW" BA YSHORE HOUSF. 23311 Muirlands El Toro 770-3222 "FIRE WATER" Dancing BEACH BALL 2116 Ocean Front Newport Beach 673-5894 "STAN ORLOW SHOW" BEN BROWNS 31106 Coast Highway Lagum1 Beaeh 499·2663 Daneing Nightl~ DOB BURNS 37 Fashion lslund Newport Beaeh 644 ZO:IO Music Nightly BILBO BAGGINS Mesa Vt>rde Shoppmg Center Costa Mesa 545· 1718 Live Contemporary Rock BLACK ANGUS 17920 Brookhursl Fo untain Valley 638~9981 Dancing Nightly BLUE PARROT South Coai.t Plaza lfott•I Costa Mesa 540·2500 Dunring Nightly BOOT LEGGERS 18528 Beach Blvd llunh nglon Beach 962-9010 Dancing Nightly to Country CROWN HOUSE 32802 Coast H1fbway Laguna Nigue '499·2626 Music Nightly See Live Gigs, Page n ''l loire~orro!'' -WELCOME, 'ARTHUR' I WHAT TOOK· YOU SO LONG!" ~~.!: .... a •••••• ,,,, F•••r•••.,,, N•C·'r'F •u.YJJf II-,_ucr .. nWlmlA Pn'U lllW.S nut ..... llAJHU'Olf .. zoaao, 111S GAT Ill.AK -.... 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'-~1 AMC DU9ll Mill Orange 637·0340 UIWIMI IOIT1' COAIT Costa Mesa !149·3352 uetn~ Orange 834·391 1 STARTS TODAY ''°'"' lDWHDI MUttTlllGTOM TWIN Hunllfl!llotl Beach 848 0388 EVWAMl IADDl.llAGa El Toro 581 ·5880 au•••n.1• Orange 58HC22 """Cl lll·WIY II Dltlft·IM Westminster 891·3693 ___ .... ,,. .. _. __ _......,.. ______ ............... _~ I .. 18 ~:Currently Banting ~ :::> i NoW showing ~ ~ Interesting, but is it art? Q) x Q) Q) By KATHY BRYANT S..clel tellle D•lly Pllet ~ The invention of the camera changed defini· O lions of art forever . No longer did art need to be a. just a realistic portr ayal of people or places -the camera could do that ve ry well. So artists began to explore new ways lo create. There were performances, earth works, video art and a hundred other arts in between. Today ask 50 different people to define art. and you'll probably get 50 answers. The Newport Harbor Art Museum is currently featuring two art exhibitions that stretch art definitions. Both s hows are to be seen and experienced. Both shows can elicit that worn-out question, "It's interesting, but is it art?" "Journey to the Surface of the Earth" by Lon· doners Mark Boyle and Joan Hills is an ongoing art project that was begun in 1969. It represented Great Britain in the prestigious Venice Biennale in 1978 and has been exhibited throughout the world. The project began by Boyle and Hills sending out party invitations with darts enclosed. When the guests arrived at the party, they were blindfolded, and had to throw the dart at an unseen target; a map of the world. These were to mark the general spots where Boyle and Hills would find and create their art. Taking these random sites, Hills and Boyle kept localizing the area on increasingly larger maps until the actual dart spot c.ould be identified and located. When they arrive on the assigned place, Boyle throws a spinning right-angle into the air. Where it falls establishes one of the corners of the six foot square that will become their art work. Mar.k Boyle erplaim a section of· Journey to the Surface of the Earth' This description of the "how" of the art does not really prepare the viewer for the actual piece. The six-foot-square sections of earth are mounted on the waJl like paintings. The actual rocks, de bris, cement and other findings remain a.s Boyle and Hills rowtd them, although the actual back· ground is fibergtasa. The starUlng thing is how powerful these altered reaJiUea are. A Cl'06S·walk becomes an abstract painting, a rippling sandy beach is a minimalis t masterpiece. Some works are simple , others are full of color and texture. Hanging with these reliefs are electron microphotographs of .elements they found on the various sites throughout the world. SmaU bugs are enlarged into beautiful landscapes. beads of sweat become balls on a beach, hair follicles are 1t1antlc trees. The value of this show is in the viewer's realization of how much beauty is in the everyday. mundane things we see constantly. Not the com- mercial things that Pop Art found, but the natural, old trodden things that are an actual part of this planet. The pbil~phy is reminiscent of a line from .William Wake's "Auguries of Innocence"; "To see t'he world in a grain of sand, And heaven in a wild Clower; Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, And eternity in an hour." The Newport Harbor Art Museum is also ex- hibiting an environmental sculpture "Bram's Very Own Fault" by New York-based artist Peter Berg. This sculpture, which Berg built in the Museum, was named after his daughter Bram and the title is a play on the word "fault" -the faults parents hand down to their children and earth· quake faults. The work is actually a giant maze wi th narrow corridors, some lit, some dark. Some halls open in· to large triangular spaces, while others dead·end. Berg's intent is for the viewer·participant to move through the work, experiencing dark and light, closeBe.Ss and openness. The work is interesting to go through as long as one isn't prone to claustrophobia or greatly over-weight. Children would especially enjoy it. Both or these exhibits continue at the Newport Ha rbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Dr .. Newport Beach, through Sept. 6. The Museum is open Tuesday through Sunday 11 a.m. to s p.m. Friday evenings until 9 p.m. Docent tours are available al noon and 2 p.m. dally. Catalogues are available. • Amber Route, one or Southern California's most noted computer jazz groups will perform a benefit concert at the Newport Harbor Art Museum tonight at 9 p.m. Call 759-1122 for more in· formation . • • • Is the Moral Maiority really a maiority?· From Paget ment.) The results: -Only "Dallas" -was considered objectlona· ble by as many as 10 percent on grounds of sex and violence. Eleven programs were criticized by 5 pe.rcent. or less. -"The Dukes of Hazzard" was knocked for violence by 13 percent of those surveyed. Fourteen programs were criticized on that ground by 3 per· cent or fewer. degree of adherence to religious fundamentalist beliefs among their subjects. They found that strong fundamentalists represent "only a fraction ot the nation's population." ·. . .despite a generalized public con- cern over sex, profanity and violence on television, very few Americans are critical on these grounds of any of the specific 17 shows asked about.' -"Three's Company" and "Soap'' would be "taken off the air" by as many as 3 percent due to sex, profanity and, sometimes, violence. Twelve Not surprisingly, these people were more con· others would be jerked from the airwaves by 1 per· cerned about sex and profanity among the pro- cent or less. grams than noo.fundamentaliata. -More than half of the programs on the al· But -and this is noteworthy -lhe fundamen· legedly "objectionable " list received more talists watched tho.e programs u mucb proclaimed funda mentalists objected to any single program on grounds or sex, profanity or violence. Of these, sex and profanity were t he big offenders. Fundamentalists apparently aren't con· cerned about violence, nor is the general public. They did diffet in their opinions on freedom of expression,' however. The fundamentalists. ac- cording to Roper, were more apt to believe there should be "more regulation of what is allowed in newspapers and magazines," to agree that "some books should not be permitted in a P.ublic library" and to feel that "television should not deal with different kinds of values, ldeas and lifestyles." A final note: Of the program list in question, three shows -"Vega$.'' "Soap," and "Lobo" - have been canceled. "Ve1a$'' took a panderini. sophomoric approach to sex; "8oap" was over· come with lhertla and "Lobo .. was Just plain bad. rn;mve than ne1aUve comments for their handl· body else and were "more Ulrely t ng~~~,npg~·~e.Atnn1..8Uie~ .. ~t~or expr ess But they prove that tbe one truly democratic form M'~~---"1-CtlMnbUt.::--VINcU.. ~~~ Jh~ II! HO• fi'Ont of. Ule .Uat)e -WOr"t:Jtr.aifn need. Live Git!S From Pal{e 17 Huntington Beach 848·2662 Mus ic Nightly JP MACS 10142 Adams Ave Huntington Beach 963.7829 Country Rock Nightly LAFFSTOP 2 l22 Bristol Santa Ana 751·7867 COM EDY STARS NIGHTLY MAX WELLS 317 Coast llighway Huntington Beach S36-2SSS Dancing Nightly Mc:CONAllA \'S 725 w. Baker Costa Mesa 540-5061 Dancing Nightly Mc:CORMJCKS LANDING 3180 Airway Newport Beach 546·9880 l\ock 'n' Roll Dundng Nightly BOBBY McGEES 3S3 Coast Highway Newport Beach 673·5380 Dancing Nightly MEDLEYS 18774 Brookhurst Fountain Valley 963-2366 Dining and Showcase Entertai.nment 7 nights a week July 31 & Aug 1 VOICE Aug 2&3 ROBBY HATFIELD Aug 4 TllE PACKARDS Aug M.6 PAT PAULSEN MOON RAKER 18542 MacArthur Blvd Irvine 833·9600 Live Music Nightly "OLD FRIENDS" Top 40 MR. srox 1105 E Katella Anaheim 634·2994 "SOUNDS OF BRASS" Live Dancing Nightly MUSTANG RANCH 428 · 17th St Costa Mesa 631·2331 Dancing Nightly Country Rock NEWPOllTER INN 1107 J umborce Road -G!V Flatley. COOMOPOLJTAN "A wham-barn climaxina first-rate adaptation that has the sure holding power of a book you can't put down:' 8mte W1lliarnson. l'LA\'Bm "An exciting, highly suspenseful action thriller • worthyof Hitchcock himself:' -BernurI\'\\. GANNETT NE\\'SP,\PEHS "A fi rstrrate ·summertime sizzler. Impeooible performances by Sutherland and Kate Nelligan!' -Jeffrey Lyons. WPIX-TVancl WCBSRAOIO llYll OPTHB NBBDI E NOW PLAYING 'i\n amazingly effective thriller that succeeds brilliantly:' Slt-phen S..-haefer. I'S M,\CAZl~E ''An extraordinary, virtually.. · flawles.5 achievement" Andi\•\\ S;in i-. rm. \'ILLA<:E \'{>fn: "An absorbing thriller. The final show- down sends chills down the spine." -Kathll·en fan·oll. ~E\\' YI >HK l>All.) :\E\\'S "A tough, tense adventure and action-packed thriller. Sutherland triumphs. Nelligan is superb!' -Jutllth ('risL SATL'fUlAY RE\'IEW COITA MESA ORANGE WESTMINSTER Cinema Center Cinedome Cinema West 979·4141 634·2553 891 ·3935 Newport Beach 644 1700 Dancing Nightly "YOUNG, COLE & PAUGH" OLD WORLD 7561 Center Huntington Beach 897·1470 Live Entertainment Nightly SUMMERFE.5T Sundays ~1th German Band QUIET WOMAN 696 S . Coast Highway Laguna Beach 494-0162 FOLK ROCK GROUPS Call Cor Information REGISTRY HOTEL 18800 MacArthur Blvd Irvine 752.-8777 Dancing Nightly Top 40 RED ONION 2406 Newport Blvd Newport Beach -675-2244 Rock. Reggae. Variet> Call for Schedule REUBEN E. LEE 151 E. Coast Highway Newport Beach 675·5811 Entertainment Nightly and Sunday RONSTAOTS 719 W. 19lh St Costa Mesa 642·2973 Live Country Rock Night!\· SOUTH COAST PLAZA SHOPPING MALL Jewell Court Tea Dancing Sundays 1:30-4 40 GUY HALFERTY COM BO lhru September 6 AUNEJM Anaheim Oriv1Hn 879·9850 El TORO Saddleback 581 ·5880 IRWtll Woodbridge 551-0655 COSTA MllA South Coast 546·2711 FOUNTAIN WALLO lAGUIA llACN Fountain Valley South Coasl 839·1500 4!M·1514 STUDIO CAt'E 100 Main Street Balboa 675-7760 Live Jazz N1ghtl) T.C. PEPPERCORNS 8052 Stark 19 "'O 0 -~ t1> t1> ~ t1> :> 0. ~ ,, :l. 0. ~ Huntington B;each 842·5535 "TOUVELLE" Pop Trio E' WAR EHOUSE J4:>0 via uporto Newport Beach 673-4700 "POP ROCK GROUPS .. July "ROSEWOOD" WHITE HOUSE 340 $, Coast Highway Laguna Beach 494-8088 NAME ENTERTAJNMENT ROCK. JAZZ, R&B GRAHi C1nedome 634·2553 WUTMINSTH Hl·Way 39 Orlve·ln 891-3693 • • I I t i i -- I I I ""' I ,, to .... s .... . .... (') ~ ::> ~ ~ "O ·c: u. 1· "O c Q) ~ g ~ :2 a: -- 4Ml:UC'A~ ~ ~~T§ 1:1 AMrl?ICA~ ti()M~ ·-§~-~~ ~ * -Co·S,O.tored .. , - lailyPlllt AMD OIAN•I COAST COLLEGE • * Orange Coast C.ollege Quad -Fairview Road between Ackwns & Merrimac Bring .the family and a picnic dinner! Ice craat11 & P9f>CO~n vendors ~II add to the fun! Featuring the 60-Dlece professional American Home Syu.,tlony , :'/ ·~l>lrectld by ;Jos'P.h Perlman FIRST FOUR SUNDAYS IN AUGUST AUGUST 2 PROGRAM latrodadtoa, Act JU, .. Lollenlrla" .......................... R. Wigner 0.ertare, ·~1 In Underworld,. .... : ................. J. Offenb1ck "llatlaeel Muleales" ...................................... B: Britten "E•tertalDer" ................................................ S. Joplin "Emperor Walt1" ...................... : .... ~ ........... J. 8trau11, Jr . .,__,._.,. "a...au laller1 Danff'' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R. Glltte "•1 Fair Lady," 8ceaea ...................................... F. Loewe '1'19..ser ... UPtnlDI" Polka ............... : .•...... J. Straus, Jr. "Man a.d ltrlpee" ........................................ J.P. Sousa SUNDAY EVENING AT 7:30 ..... ,... "" ......... or faldlftl CMlrf • I I ... , .. , I . I' .. 'Texas' celebrates . first anniversary • July 31 -August 6 • A full slate of auto racing See SPORTS, Page 28 I ~.Index ---------- Televrews ....... . ~ On the Cover ... . "tJ Highlights . . ..•. . Page 2 Page 2 Page .1 . Page H Page H Page H ~ Inside TV oi Letters ... .3 Word Game .. > TV Puzzle . Page 8 .. Page 10 . . Page 10 1-Dally Grids . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ Prime .. Time Details 0: Tube Toppers . . Page 10 . . Page 18 ........... , .•... Page 27 Cable Subscription Daytime Orama . . Sports Movie Guide . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. Page 28 . . . . . . . . . . . Page 30 Program information iJ provided by the networks and station.9 and u subject to change without notice. " Cb8nnel Usttngs ~· 9 KNXT (CBS> 6121 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Ca e KNBC CNBC) 3000 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank, Ca. e KTLA (Ind.) 5800 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Ca. e KABC (ABC> 4151 Prospect Ave .. Los Angeles, Ca. (8) KFMB (CBS) 7677 Engineer Rd., San Diego, Ca. 8 KHJ·TV (Ind.) 5515 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, Ca. (10) KCST CABC) 8330 Engineer Rd., San Dieeo, Ca. • KTTV (Ind.) 5746 W. Sunset B1vd .. Los An&eles, Ca. e KCOP-TV (Ind.) 91.S N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, Ca. D KCET <PBS1 4401 Sunset Blvd .. Los Angeles. Cu 8KOCE (PBS) 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach (Dl On·TV 1139 Grand Cenlral Ave., Glendale, Ca. CZ) Z·TV 2139 Nebraska Ave., Santa Mon.lea, Ca. C8) HBO 'nme-Llfe Bid., Rockafeller Center, N.Y., N.Y. ~ Clnemax> • Tlme-lJ(eBldg., RockefellerCenter, N. Y .. N Y. 8 CW0R) R'.Y ., N.Y. d7l (WTBS> Atlanta, Ga. (I) (ESPNl Cl> (Showti me) black (SJ Spotlight •(Cable News Network> llllyPilat MAIN OFFICE 330 West flay St., Costa Mesa, C.~ ~ M•ll .-res~: Box 1560, Costa Meu, Ca., 92626 Telephone: .,.~1 • ----------------------------- 'movies' that never were By MICHAEL DOUGAN Of ... Delly ...... , .. " Some observations on late night television: UNTRUTH IN ADVERTISING: "The CBS Late Movie" isn't. That's a deceptive umbrella U· lie for a hodge-podge of zombies from the video graveyard. On a recent week, for instance, the "movie" fare included old episodes of "Quincy," "Harry O," "Colombo," "The JeHer sons," "Hee Ramsey" and "The Night Stalker." For credibility, two feature length films were included -"The Four Feathers," a repeat from another network, and "Castle Rock," a low-budget theatricaJ thriller. SUU1 there are weeks when "The CBS Late Movie snows" no movies at all. The rationale, according to a network spokesman, is that by piggy-backing two reruns, like "MASH" and "Barnaby Jones," the tot.al package equals one-and-a -half or two hours. Now, follow this logic: Most movies run one-and-a-hall to two hours. Two television shows combined equal one.and· a·haJf or two.hours. Therefore, two television shows combined are a movie. Aristotle, the inventor of logic as an academic discipline. would recognize this as an invalid sylogism akin to: A dog is an animal. A man is an animal. Therefore, a dog is a man. In truth, "The CBS Late Movie" is a dog and Aristotle didn't watch television. SAY GOOD NIGHTLINE: Perhaps the best tn1ng to come out of the hostage si(uation in lran Is ''Nightline," the balf·hour, in-de]>lb news program airing weeknight.a at 11:30 on ABC. Soon alter the Ayatollah Bluemeanje and friends invited our dJplomatJc delegation to stay in-country for awhile, ABC decided we needed·• daily special to remind us we were being "held hostage." All or us. This could lead back to AristotJe, but let'1 con· tent ounelvet with expre11m, craUtude that their nightly series of special repocta -often warmed· over evening news segments -led to the develop. ment ol "NighUlne." "Nigbtline" ls cast ln the McNeU·Lebrer mold1 wherein a single issue is explored tbrouab live ana on-tape interviews with key fltw"et and reporb from the field. The show Is hosted by Ted K.oppel, a boyish-looking reporter with a poUte but Un· yeildlng approach to his subjects. "NighUine'' has been so successful that ABC execs recently expanded the program from 20 to 30 minutes and rt·om four to five nights a week. Not surprisingly, ratings on the show nuctuate according to turrent events . Let a Pope or a presi· dent get shot, and watch "Nightline" beat out the compelitlon handily. Last week, "Nighlline'' look the top ratin1i for "its..time slot, surpessing the first 30 minute• of CBS' "movies" and NBC' "Tonight Show." The week also afforded ABC an opportunity to d•m· 7 'Tym.pani' airs on Channel 50 "Tympani," a major dance work by com· po,;er·choreographer Laura Dean created especially (or televtsion, airs Monday nigh\ al 10 p.m. on Channel 50. Miss Dean does something unusual -she compoHI the music as well u the movement, us· Ing complex rhythms and teometrical patterns to create worka ~th an almMl hypnotic appeal. Ulial only a timpu.I drum and two plane», '-!'• _ . :,:-':: ------· "'-·--· -~ "-- onstrate what the ''Nightline" crew can do in a pinch . On the night of the Kansas City hotel disaster, "NighUine" stayed on the air an extra three hours broadcasting updates !or West Coast viewers. The "Nightline" cr ew was leaving for home when CBS began its own special report. A postal strike was scheduled three nights later. Again, "Nightline" extended 1ls air time to provide breaking developments in the aborted strike for the West Coast. On an average night, however, "Nigbtline" signs off at midnight and many viewers switch back to the other networks, which have traditional· ly trounced ABC in the after·l2 slot. That's because ABC's follow-up programming is like CBS, only worse. From Monday through They were wise. 'Fridays' floundered for awhile , then blossomed into one of the funniest shows on television. Thursday, they rotate t>etween "•·antasy lsland," "Charlie's Anaels" and "Love Boat" -the 1chloclc de la •chlock. Fridays are different. On Fridays, we have ''Fridays,'' the show that sprang to life when "Saturday Night Live" dropped dead. "Fridays" started in May 1980, and it was awful. But ABC showed uncommon restraint and refused to cancel thi&-embarrasslng program. They were wise. "Fridays" floundered for awhile, then bl0110med into one ol the funniest shows on television. By Ill fint anniversary, the program was drawing 6,2a>,OOO viewers, mMtly between 18 and 34 years old, accordinc to network demographics. It's an unqualified success. .. TONIGHT" JUNIOR: Has the "Tonight Show" suffered ln the ratlng1 since host Johnny Carson whittled it down to one hour? Not at all, says NBC publicist Kit Harallon. The show ls stUJ £irmly entrenched in ill number one position. Although Carson invites fewer guest.I per pro· aram these days, Ms. Harall<Jn said, "ll'a still got the quality and lt'a still got Ute numbers." But. wait. There's a hitch. Network.a count late night ratine• as thole for the two hours after the newscasts end -or. 11: 30 p.m . to 1:30 a.m. Carson leaves the air at 12:30 a.m., to be followed by Tom Snyder's tiresome ''Tomorrow Show.'' At that point, NBC's r~tine• drop by more lhan haJf. , As a re1ull, NBC finished third in the oyerall late-nl1ht race for the period of January to July. Even ABC. the perennlaJ alae>-ran. beat out Carson's network. CBS emerged pre·erninent. There art change.s ln t.he wind. clements. The incessant score gradually slips into an urgent be.at and the dancing becomes more kinetic. Laura Dean Dancers and Musicians was established as a repertory company of musicians and dancers In 1976. Miss Dean creates works for her ensemble which are performed without in· termission and have no exits or entrances during the performance. Her work has been commissioned by t he Rrooklyn Academy or Music, the American Dance Festival. Walker Art Center and the Jorrrey BalJet. The half-hour 1)rogram ls produced by KTCA with fundini from the Jerome Foundation, the Na· tional £ndowmenljOJ tj1e Art.11 the ~o~il _Fo~nda· , ------=-L--.~~~~~~~----~1 3. · 1 Hlllhllgbts for the Week :P. 0 - FRIDAY'S SPECIALS JUL.Yl1, M1 IEV8MG e:oo CID Dfl • IGGLll: THE ~ML.a wo .... 10-... ADYl!NTUM Animated. Or. 8nugglee (wlce by .,.., Uallncw) heed• for tile center ot Ille ..th to !Nm the ,_. that ~ creetur• In Bt• Ill ,_ turned Into • butter- t:aO ® Dfl INC IGGl.ll· THE ~N<AIMi ADGETY AN8' Animeled. Or. 8nugglee (voice by Peter UatinOY) ,, • ..,... to outer ~ to find out who hM bMlt ateellng the OCMM from &rth. 1• CID AJQHT cw THE WHITI ITAUJONI Aober1 T sytot and La P..,,,., lier In the tl'\le ato- ry ot the WOl1d Wer II ,_ cue ot Vlenne • 1 prtz.ed white hot-. (P811 2) cm WAT MOl.en'I .. .. _'LL The history ot bMee>811. from lta origlnl to the pr-.. .,,. dey. e:aoea Dfl ...... flON1"0PRIL "'°°"' WHIMAMYOU? Animated. A good-natured but goolecklp pklde peck- ., with -~ p<oO- i.m. oeta -help from en UllUllUll -..ree. (A) H08Q!ITHI~ KLBlllHOW Comedian Aober1 l(teln .. joined by AodNY Ollnger- lleld. J-Curtin end eiport--....,,_ Albert tor • aaltrtc:al lodl .. - Anwtcan fdblae. 1~11cmLIOICOTTQ18".IT ENZ Thie n..ic _, opel'9 with ._.,_.ring gutter ~ Lao Kottke, who hM perfected a atrllllngly lndMdual atyte dlatlled from en eclactlc mix ot mualc:8I -; the --en-nwnber New Zealand o-ic> Sell' Enz IP4' .....,. In.~ bnlnd of roc:ll 'n' rol lnfluenctd by the lk'ltlah eound of the tNOa. 1:11cma.vo Thie doc:umenlary nwr• ..... vtdaotape ~ 11"9 eonciert loot.age ot IM mualcal group peffol ming with ~ commentary and ,.,,_ tllrn ahorta. Ml CID THI CANDI) CANDI) OMllM Ii<* Allan FWlt In~ 11110e11eot9d lllm dlpa of vwtoul paopa'• ~ dlctal* ~ wMll lMy -"caight In ttle act of being IMmMtvea'' In U/IP/ llluetlofta. SATURDAY'S SPECIALS AU8UIT 1, ,.., ~ aGO. Cl) THI M>OTI CW M)Q( 'N' NJl.L "AF.,..,.. To llw-ICa" Ho411: .... Sedaka. o-ta: The leecfl Boys. St ...... WCN'lder. The FOUi S-. -·Yd! Jeooer. Peut ~. Jotwl Lennon, Olar'8 Aoaa. The MoN-. (P8113) G GO\llN..,fT ON THIUNI Thie 11"9 ~ program on.. .... tn.~ ntly 10 ha¥e queatlonl _., by atec19d local, ..... and netloNI ottlda9 a.bOutmap--. e THI UNDllWlftOUND COtlmlTION Thia documentary c:htoni- dea IN po8ltlon ol Ctvtl- ti.. lhtng In communlat· controlleel nation•. Art Unldett41t and ...,., Alelt· aandr Solzhenltlyn -'-t\nd. • DON'T COUNT t-.. CAHDLf.I A llNltlw ~ on aglrlQ produced by Lord Snowdon tor CBS In 1N8 portreytng the c11nerent W9Y9 people clMI with growlftg old .. rebroedCMt and updated. HO. THE WAR AGAINIT INA.AllON Economllta Herber1 Stein and Barry P. Boeworth Join h09I Barry Serafin In an ln- deel'h debate tocua6ng on 111e .... o1~··~ lar ._ -Wf'Y " .. haC>- penlng, hOW " began. who .. teapot....,.. and wtlet tq>e ~ h9w tor the Mure. t:aO Cl) HOUITOH lecJ UR Off Biiiy Cty9tal ._.. lhll atanct~ com.dy ~ llon tllP9(I at Rodi....._., In HoUllton. 11:GO Cl) llZANm v JoM 8yfler "'°" )Q.I tfllnga at1'11nQW than truth, larger than ..... and uNer tMn anything )Q.1''119 - -In theM apeclal ~ ~tatlona from the 8howtlme Bizarre lbfwV. 11::IO • .....a-. .... Al the action .. In the "beck 11tty•• ~ "* off right lleld In Ihle "'-" Inning beMball cornedy about the CNcago ~ encl Iha undying loyeltf of Ulelrt-. •• (J) 9IZNIM v John 8ynar .,_ you things a1renoar than IMh. larger than .... and zanier than anything you'w - -In theM apec:lal encore ~tallona ltom th• Showtlme 81iarre •brety. SUNDAY'S SPECIALS AUQUITI, M1 IWNMa aoocm~ THE TEH ntOl&"ND DAY WAR "The Trell" The atreteglc ~ ot the Ho Chi Minh Trell le eumlned. (P8115) ())THE WAO<.Y WOM.D CW JONATHAN WlifnM Hoet: Orlof! WeMee. 1• • "'8TO CHANGO, rnMNMCt Maater lllul6onlata gather for a dllll*Y ot my9tlfytng talent• and mlreculou• Met• wNc:fl Wtually 6efy .a.p&anetlon. e:oo. NATOW. ~~ ''Winged Wortd" Deacend· ed from ._,,., bltd• of .-y ma and deacttc>tlon lnh8blt .-y comer of the world. t2:IO ® 001-IT'ING ADUl.TI Vartoua typea of ..... tlOn- ahlpe that IW'( Ille tradl· tloNll ~ ... by modem aodety .,. -"**· MO Cl) THI WAO<.Y WOM.D CW .IOMATHAN WIHT- Hoat: Or-1 w ..... HO Cl) DAW> •BJWtl IHOWT'lllm .. HOLLYWOOD De¥ld .,,..._, ~ lkift ~ end Un<I• IMalr. MONDAY'S SPECIALS f:IO ® K*MICAD: ...alON CWCllATH The tacton of ,,..,.,,_ IHe wNdl led numeroua plota to commit • form of r IUlclde they contldwed 0 hooorllbla during Wortd l.O War 14 -lldmlned. ~ l;OC) CID mm ( B\ Met: Ci IT'LL NEva A.Y I» The determination of -:C Alnerlc;an inwntora, wtlOM ~ c:oncepCa and ldeea --c tu.lly dlangad the ,_ of -<' the entire nation, la eu-<.> mtned by Ok:k C.vett. ~ t:aO. TYWANI _. The LM#a OMn o.ncer. ~ and ~ perform the _. eompoeer I chofeogt"a· c>f*"• mejOt -""°"'· tO:OO. TYWANI The LM#a OMn Dancera and Mualdene perform the compoew I choraogra- c>f*"I mejOt ,_ wort! 11:00® He08NEAK ~ HuaOenO-and-ife eomlCa Jerry Stlllel' and Anne ..._. Introduce the mov- lea, llP9Cl9'I and epon. -t• coming to Home 8o• Oflloe In Auguet. tt:ao e c:.~ "The Oefelwe Of The Unit· ed St ...... In.~ ..-. Oen Aether, Wafter Cronlclt• and other corr• apondent1 examine the , UnMeC1 Statee' ~ of ~and~-In the -t of • nucleW -· (P8111)(A) CID IT ANDNI "°°"' ONLY: HNI fl "IAH HOU.YWOOO From Ille MOM Grand Hotel In LM Vegas. Ger'9 Kelty i-t. e glittering LM Veges ,_ wt'6ch Mh}t• the golden era of mcMemaltlng In ~ and danca. TUESDAY'S SPECIALS NJGIUIT 4, •1 Afff!UIOC* 11.:00 Cl) lN'f'+ THON A COMedleti h09I and to.. comic conteatent1 wtlo compete against one another .,. teetured In thia unoei_., com.dy QefM lllOW. 1l::IO (I) INT19WAT10NAL AU,.. ITM llRTIYA&. Lola F.._, Ura Mlnnelll. Wayne Newton. Ben v-. The Muppelll .,. among Ille at#9 teetwed In 1Na apec:tllCUMr ~ of~ t• • AN MCHfT9CTUMl. CXhllKV See BlOUpts, Page 4 PLAYIN • RAGING BULL •TESS • SHOUT • WHEN A STRANGER CALLS • JUSTICE FOR ALL •AMMIE HALL • CASAILANCA • WEST SIDE STORY • INCRED(ILE SHRINKING WOMAN • MB.VIN I HOWARD Y!'Mr.~.K~·· ..... COSTA MISA • 64'-lt21 • • DIE LAU5HIN5 • No elm to lolla. -••••hip fees 1000'1 .. -·'" ......... ii, ...... ~-~~-'..:r---~-=-====~~!!!!"'~~---................................................................................... ~ ~HllfhliJthts for the Weeli The delermln•tton of American l,,_,IOft, wnoee OOt>eepll and Ideal -1u1Jty chenged Ille fM:e of the entire n1tlon. Is •~•· mined by Oiek Cevlltt la lll<en at the making of "Tile Cannonball Run" atarrlng Bu<l ReynOl<la. Fatrah FaWC411t and Dom DeLulH (") >- 3 From Page3 ..., >-11) "O ... u.. "Wilh G E Kklc!e< Smllh"" Alehltect. hlltotlan. photo- gr8'>1* end critic: Kidde< pr-•• lhe moat exlen· SM1 ohronk:le ot Nne<ieen Ol arOhltecture -mllde. 0 2:00 Eli) AOOT HOO OR DIE _J A w•y of 111• yi rur•l N-> Engl•nd unfolds In an I-unhurried impreeelonable § 100k •I • IOdety lhel is rllP!dfY lo9lng ground 10 1echnology end urben 5:00 CSJ~TIOHAI. AU.- ST AA FESTIVAL Loi• F•len•. Uu Mlnnelll, W•yn e Newlon. Ben VerMn. The Muppet• ere among the llatl featured in 11119 aoec1~er evening of enteriainmenl EYEMtO 1.-00 (8) GEOME JONES: wmt A UTT\..E HllP FftOM ..... ,,....,. The c:ounlry mualc 1ter II joined by his d•ughler O.Orgetle .ion.. Jeul Coller. EM• Co11e110. E.rMlylOU H.,rla, W•ylon Jenningl, Tmnye Tueller end T911'\tn)' W~le for e tun.tilled show et the Country Club in Loe Ang. .... 1:00 Cl> mAME v John Byner lhOwl you thlnga 1trllfl09' I.Mn truth. larger lMn Mte, end uni« tMn enytnlng )'OU'WI -...., In th4tM 1pec1e1 encore ~tetlont from the Showllma Blz.,re ~etY e::ao Cl) CttEA TPI P-ogy c-le ... lured in Ihle com.dy M two IW4ng- Ing couplet chNI on one an<>lher with eact1 Olhe<'I IOOUM 9:00 8 ()) aEIZUAE: TME 8TOAY Of KATHY MORAIS Penelope Mlllord end Leonard Nlmoy ster on th• true atory of e young 11ng- er'e brush with death fol- lowing aurgery and he< struggle to recover (R) 10:30 0i) MY 8PECIAl TY IS 9EIHONOHT Edwin Pellel portr•y• Georoe Bernwd Sh•w 1n • one-man at•g• show drawn from the pl•)'· wright'• worila regerdlng women, sex and matrlege (Q) A CEJ.E8RA TIOfil Some of the t>iggwt 1tat1 of OOP-coutllr)' mullC per. form lheir grNl•I hill •I Tl'9 Forum in Loe ~. Included .,. M•ureen McGo¥tlm ("The Morning After"). Krla Kriatoffer.on ('"Bot>by Megee"), Roc:kf Burnette ("Tear It Up"), Glen Cam9bell ('"RNne- 1tone Cowboy") and T any• Tucker ("Ley Back In The Arma Of Love"). 11:30 . C88 NPORT8 "The o.r-Of The Unit· ed Stat•" In • ltv.-per1 Mriee. D9ll Rather, Weller C.-Ot\klt• end other c:orr• apondenta eumlM the United Sl•t•' chenc. of def-end ~., In lhe -t of I nucMar Wll (P111 2)(R) WEDNESDAY'S SPECIALS AUGUST I. 1t11 EWNIG 7:00 CD) THe IATIY WON.D OFM80All The lig.llter aide of beNb•ll le uamlMd lhfoug/I 1rM1 ~Ilona It.el only • true ,.,. can an•-· auperall- tk>ne, Chewing tobacco. player qullkl and 1101M of the naklnt pl•ya In bU6- balt history 1:30 0i) NA TIOHAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL ··N•tlonll Parka. Play· ground Or Plt•dlae7" flf°'11 by the N•llonal Pwk Serv.ca to r•trlet the public"• ecceu 10 Am«l- ca's parn In hopes of put· ting a hell to envlronmer>· tat dem.. pollution end crime are ellltnlned. (RI l.'00 8 ()) THE WONOEAfU&. WONJ) ~ THOet! CUCKOO, Cf4AZV ANMAL8 An ..... ..,, of Hollywood'• moe1 ,_ enlm., .. .,. dl"°y thelf ,...,,.. In •KCe<Pll from a collection of -~ 8CfMf'I •nd televtalon parlor manoea ID NATIOHAI. GEOGRAPHIC IPEClAL ··Nallonel Parka Play- ground Or Par•dl.ae7" Eltar11 by the National Patti s.w. to ,.,rid the pubic'• -10 Ameri- ca·• ~In hopes of put· ting • 11 .. t to envlfonmen- t.i damege, pollution •nd crime•• eumlned (R) l:JO fl!) HEHRV MOOM An lntlmete lllm ponr.it of modetn ecuiptor Henry Moore la ~led (R) HO. HEHRY MOORE An lntimll .. film pot1ralt of modem ec;ulptor Henry Moore le ~led. (R) 9:aO Cl) THE WIO<Y WOAU> Of JONATHAN WINTERS Hoat Orson WeHee 10:00 ID THE AMENCAH EXPEA1EHCE: TI4E CRISIS Of AUTHORITY IN TEACHING AHO l.EAAHIHO Hlghllgflts ol the confer- ence lleld In J11nuary 81 USC'1 Annenberg School of communk:atlons 11:30 IJ C8S REPOAT8 ··Tne o.ienae Of The Unit· eel S111ea·· In a llve-pan --·Oen Reiher. Welter Cronkite and othe< corr• aponder\11 exemlne the United Stites' ~ 01 defenM and SUrvtYal In the even• ol • rwclear WtU (Pert 3)(R) (S) HOl.O MEI Peul Dooley la fNIUted In lhl• two-Kt pl•)' by Jules Fellfer depic11ng the lnll•· b41ity of u<bln Ille 1:00 CID CON8EHT1NG AOUlT8 VarlOul typee of rel•tion- lhlp1 that defy the ltedl· tionel •land.,d• ... by modern IOCiety .,. 81la· mined THURSDAY'S SPECIALS AUGUITt, 1811 EV!NM) 1.-00 CH) DAVY CAC:>a<ETT GOU TO COHOAE88 The frontier hero (F ... Pllker) "...... IO Wun- inglon and lllOWS po1m- clanl now 11m91e logic can unc:omplk:al• even tha moet perple11ing legl9iet1¥t1 matt era. 7:00 CB) MMEMeEA WHEN: ITU. NEVER Fl V t:OO IJ ()) C88 REPORTS ··w 1111's Good For General Motor1 •. M81'1ene Send· .,. ex•~ the contro- Yefalal c!Klslon of tile c.1y of Oetroot 10 level • neigh· borh<>Od to make wey for • Gener•I Motor• fectory •nd jobs Ell) T .N.llC. PAE8ENTS "Voyage Of The S•me- llea.. An exploration of 1nd1vlduel u welt U c:ollec· live humen tighll w.lh Ille T ...nth Higl\t ""*1ory Company: 9:00 fll) A NIGHT IH TUNISIA: A MUSICAL PORTRAIT Of DIZZY GIU.ESPIE One of Gllleac>le"• most l•mou• comooeltlona pro- vldel the fr•mework IOf an entertaining gllmpee Into the life of the "C.-own Prince of Jazz •• 10:00 CS) BrZARM XXll John 8)"*' lhowa )'OU thing• 1trenget than truth. l•roer then Hie, and 1•n1et than enythlng you've --· 10:30 (I) l.Aff-A-THOH A comedian holt and lour comic cont•tanll who compete •g1ln11 one another are featured In thll uncenlOfec:I comedy game show. 1 t:ac>. C88 AEPOA'T9 "The 0.lenM 01 Tiie Unit- ed Stat•" In a ll111-p1r1 --· Den R•lher, Walter Cronkite and other corre- aponder\11 ••emlne the Unlled Stal•" ~ of def-end aurvtvll In the -t of • nuclMt ""., (P•rt •I (R) 12:00. 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One bad severe emotional problems and other suffered from autism. Luckily they were adopted by artist Ron Laborleaux and his actress-wife, Frankie, who helped them de· velop careers in movies and television. Starring roles on TV's "Little House on the Prairie" mark their most recent success. In gratitude to their parents as well as their concern ror other youngsters in need of love, the boys (not related by birth) have launched The Youth Rescue Fund to help runaway children throu~hout the nation. "We were adopted at a very early age, 9 or 10 months of age," said 15-year-old Patrick, who re· fused to eat during the first nine month& of his childhood because of emotional problems. "We both had some dimculties as children and we over· came them so we wanted to help other children overcome theirs also.·· The boys thought of the idea for the rescue fund a year ago, arter they canceled participation in a national telethon for autism. (Matthew, 14, didn't speak until age 5 because of the emotional disorder). Their plans include fund-raising telethons to support special shelters for runaways and hotline PATRI CK LABORTEAUX ... ·Of 'Little House' services. Most of the money raised will go to the Washington-based National Network for Runaway and Youth Services, they said, in a telephone in· terview. "We're not part of the network but we'r e working together," said Matthew. Since they've taken on the cause of lbe runaway, the actors have boned up on some of the disheartening statistics on the wayward youths. A look at 'The Third Coast' By MICHAEL DOUGAN Of -Delly~ Swt '·Exchange,'' a five -part series of independent· ly proc:hlced film documentaries, premieres Sun· day al 10 p.m. on Channel 50 with a superficial look at the state of Texas. Called "The Third Coast" and created by Al· Ian and Susan Raymond, the one-hour presentation actually deaJs less with Texas as the complex enti- ty that it is and more with one city there - Houston. We are shown the city's many faces In quick cuts -there 's the mayor ranting against social re· form: now watch a slew of doe-eyed, honey· tongued cuties auditioning for a role ih "Urban Cowboy'': here's a batch or apartment dwellers lounging by their pool; next comes a shot of the Houston police in training. The point, as far as it goes, is that Houston Is a boom town where the American dream can still come true, particularly if you're white. The Lone Ranger ethic is coming into conflict with lbe de· mands of urbanization. Can an accommodation be reached? Maybe, but where is the rest of Texas? What of the rural Germans around New Braunfels, the Chicanos or San Antonio, lbe gay intellectuals of Austin, the Vietnamese fishermen in Galveston? Although well-shot and assembled, "The Third Coast" does UtUe to enlighten outsiders about the realities of a fascinating state . Future shows In the series, produced by KERA-TV in Dallas. hold more promise. Later episodes will deal with women at West Point, and the logging industry's rape of tbe Amazon jungle and its effect on world climate. C.osta Mesa's Only Complete Funeral Facilities r There are nearly 2 million runaways, they said, .g and !'"1Y 175,000 received help al shelters or other ,, services. ~ "That means that many are not even helped ~ by the national network or any other organiza· ~ lion," Patrick said. "A lot of kids aren't helped <- because they don't know where to go." £ Working for more services for runaway also ~ means educating the public about the misconcep-.~ lions of young people -mosUy teen-agers -who leave bome. Runaways come from well-to-do as ~ well as poor families and it isn't always the ~ youngster's fault, they asserted. Both boys have never been runaways, but tbey believe they can learn about the experience and help others: they feel they share common bond with runaways as youths who wrestled with their own emotional problems. "I've admitted I don't understand if (the runaway problem) and I realize there's a problem 'I've admitted I don't un- derstand it (the runaway problem) and I realize there's a problem and I 'm not afraid to ask questions to see what problems can be solved.' and I'm not afraid to ask questions to see what problems can be solved," Patrick said. And they have no fears they may outgrow their interest in peer problems. "The way we're planning it right now is we'll grow into it," explained Matthew. "We 'll (even- tually) become part of the national network. "There are so many things that need to be done, as Patrick put it bluntly, •All the diseases have been cornered."' So armed with the belief that many childhood problems stem from a disastrous runaway ex· perience, "they hope t~ "get to the _heart of tbe problem oy cr eat ing more services for runaway youths. Meanwhile, Matthew continues his role on "Little House" as the series goes into its last season. He prefers television to movie work because he likes lo see his performance in less than a year or two, the lime il takes for a mm to be released. Patrick, who was written out of the series, has got the film bug in him and is studying to become a film producer. Harbor Lawn· Mount Olive Men1orial Park· Mortuary· Mausoleums CREMATION PLANS AVAILABLE ··• ----·~ 8 ~lnSldeTV .- M --------------------- - !Hackman ioins foreign legion OI _3 By J EFF PARKER Of, ... o.lly " ... SU" ~' Gene Backman. just off good reviews for his 0 comic/dasturdly performance as Lex Luther in -= "Superman II," will star with Terence Hill, Max Cl. Von Sydow and Catherine Deneuve in "March or Die "The NBC Friday night movie will begin Aug. 13 at 9 p.m. and continue Aug. 14 with part two Hackman plays a tough, bitter American who heads a Fren<'h Foreign Legion outfit hired to pro· tect a French archaeological dig in Morocco Hackman vies with Hill for the attentions of the lush blond Dencuve. As the story reaches a close, the legionaires face the fight of their lives .. Gene Barry will star as Abraham, the Hebrew patriarch who seeks the help of God in producing an heir in the NBC-TV production of "Abraham's Sacrifice" to air Aug 15 al 9 p.m . The episode is part of lhe "Grt.><ilest t1eroes of the Bible" series. and .... ,u co-star Ed Ames, fofmerly or Daniel Ronne, Severi) Garland and Lamie Kazan . Stephanie F'aracy and Betty White will co star in the new CBS Television comedy "L.A.L.A." this fall The show is about an LA. based television magazine sho.,.. Faracy will portray Stephanie Rurke. host or the show. and White IS Agnes Dewey, the s how's creator. Letters The 33rd Emmy Awards presentations will be broadcast Sept. 13 live from the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. Gary Smith and Dwight Hemion will serve as executive producer ... In "What's Good For General Motors ... CBS News will explore the unique situation exist· ine in Poletown, a Detroit suburb. which wall be leveled to make way for a new General Motors plant in 1983. Thousands of people will lose their homes and thousands more will be given jobs in our ailing economy. Corresponde nt Marlene San· ders will explore the touchy subject Aug 6 at 8 Pm ... Overwhelming enthus iasm for lhe CBS News special ''The Defense of the United States" has convinced CBS lo air it again Aug~ 3 lo 7, at 11. 30 p.m. nightly Walter Cronkite. Dan Rather. Bob Schieffer, Harr y Reasoner. Ed Bradley and Richard Threlkeld will lead the report. which deals with nuclear and conventional weapons. man· power and the relative strengths of the United Stoles and the Soviet Union .. Mariette Hartley will star as Jackie Scott. leader of a ~roup of World War II female (hers who go on secret missions behind enemy lines in "The Secret War or Jackie's Garis" on ··NBC Thursday Night at the Movies." Aug. 6, 9 p.m 'Scruples ' didn't make lineup Wben "Scru p les" wa• on recently, my husband wanted to know why I wasn't watching It. I said I'd already seen U on TV. He said I couldn't have because It was a first.run movie. I'm s ure I saw It with Lladsay Wagner H BUIJe. Lindsay Wagner and Bar ry Bostwick (as Spider> starred in last year's ABC mini·series version of the Judith Krantz best·seller. The network decided lo see if there was any more syrup to be tapped from the story, so they pro· duced a new two-hour TV·movie, starring Shelley Smith and Dirk Benedict. It was supposed to have been a series pilot, but "Scruples" is not on the network's fall line·up. Can you setlJe this ra mlJy ar gument? Wbat a r e the ages of Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello? Frankie Is 42. Annette is 39. TV puzzle 2 3 4 5 8 43 My brother and I have a bel goln,i. Was Pernell Roberts ever a regular on "M·A·S·R"? The character of Trapper J ohn. which Roberts plays as a middle-aged man on his current CBS series, was played as a considerably younger man by Wayne Rogers during the first three seasons of "M A·S.H." Roberts, however , never appeared on "M ·A·S·H." I missed the last part or "The Seduction or J oe Tynan" on TV. Can you tell me how It ends? After Joe Tynan <Alan Alda) splits up with Meryl Slreep, he delivers a speech while his wife <Barbara Harris) offers somewhat tentative sup· port from the audience. The ~ssumplion is that they'll get back together. r Send your lellers to Pepper O'Brien, United F'eature Syndicate, 200 Park Aven~. Room 602. New York. N. Y. 10166 J ACROSS 1,7 Shown, atara on 32 With 10 Down WKRP In Clnclnnall Godfather star 11 Comedian Dom 33 -Tyler Moore 12 Lange role on Love Boat 35 Aida's show 14 Sullivan or Wynn 38 Roci< Hudson role 15 Royal syn.be>! 39 Relnel"e aon 16 -and My Gal 42 Kercheval on Dallas 17 Shlr1ey Temple's home ... camey Df Llnkleller state (ab.) 45 Lauren on Lo\19 Boal 18 -Byl'f\N 47 --Were a 20 Cheryl and Alan Rich Man 22 Gullgud'a title 48 Mias Strltch'a tlgn-oll 23 Coutteeu·s milieu 49 Derek of Tan 24 Bre.d or whlakey 50 Actor Richard - 25 -Number Can Play 52 Mr. Nlmoy·s lnslgne 26 Robert or Artie 53 Actor casaldy 29 Vaughn role on Man 55 Mlsa Wood from UNCLE 57 Gr1fflth or Devine 31 Andy Wllllame' ttom. 58 Hiil on Mlaalon atate (ab.) Impossible Guest stars Larry Wilcox of ··CHiPs." An- thony Newley, Tom Poston, Kaye Ballard and Steve Lawrence will join Steve Allen on the "Steve Allen Comedy Hour" Aug. 8 at 9 p m ... Cathy Lee Crosby, the popular host of "That's lncrcdable," will have a starring role an NBC TV's "World War Ill," now in production at Zoetrope Studios an Hollywood. Crosby will star as Major Kafo Breckt•nractge , an Army intelligenre officer assigned to f''t. Wainwright Air Base in Alaska when a group of Soviet terroris ts seizes the pipeline David Soul plays an Army lieutenant who J'> deput~ bragadt• commander of Wainwright and an old friend of Kate. Ever wond<'red why women marry men in l)rison '? So did NBC N cws. which has put together a one hour program on "prison groupies," on .. NBC Magn ane with Da\1d Brinkley" Aug 6 al 8 pm Correspondent •Jack Pcrkans fands out that J~uls "arc lake a marketplact"' to some women, who have a scC'urc fechn~ when their husbands are behand hars us ually for life . 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Buyers & Service Customers Call Collect! 213-327-9142 Remember! r------------11--:=--=-=-~~---------tt ~HEADAGHES? Tube Toppers 0 The Cause Often Is Pinched Nerves. ~ Chiropractic Restor~s Health Naturally. ~ NBC D 8 :00 .. The Three Mus keteers." Oliver Reed and Raquel Welch st~r in a story about the famous French tr10. KTLA ~ 8 :0~ -"Beyond the ~ermuda. Trt~ngle. · ~red Mac Murray and Donna Mills star m a movie taking another look at the mysterious area. .. KC~@ 8:00 and KOCE 9 9:00 The Business of Extinction." A look at endangered s pecies of animals which form a multi-million doll ar business. CBS 8 9:00 "Seizure: The Story of Kath~ Mo~ris." The true story or a young singer s near death after brain surgery. Tuesdays Details From Page 20 SteYe Caoey makes a tire awing, Capt Cenot on the colot pink end behevlOr; BUI Harri& reviewl .. Vlclo· ry .. G> MOVIE • • .. Beyond Behal .. ( 111781 Ooc:utnel\lery. tD NOVA .. The Bull,_ Ot Extine? Oon .. A took la teken al the multimillion dOllW trede In endllngered apeclea lhal continu. de9plt• the lect that many l0tm1 of animel 1119 life heeded l0t exlinc· Uon (R)Q • UY8T£RY "The Reclng a-· Track· down·• Reeeh<>rN owner Jack a..ter ult• Sid Hal· ley end Chico Ber..-10 tind out wily. with the eiu:.ptlon ~ ht• promlslflg New VMf lad, i11t hie horw- .. ere loalng. (R) Q 9 HAl'PV 04YI Merion'• ~ Roger ~to .,....,_. .. end ..... job taaching •t ->«· NrlOnHlgh.(A) aJL.090 PanllM ec:ddantally cep. tur• • not«loutl hit men. (R) (R)MOVtE "Coal Ml'*'' OMlghtar" (18801.SIMy Specelc. Tom· my LM Jonee. CS)mAMEV John Byner ltlowl you thltlge l1tengar then truth. IArgar then lite. end uni« then anything you'w - -In thue ·~•I encore iw-tetlons !tom th• Showtlme Bizarre librer;. 9MOVtE .. Wholly ..._I.. ( 18801 Dudl9y Moore. Lerelne NaMnen. t;aO 9 AHO TJ4EV AU UYB> ~YlvaAFTER A mldd'-·•oad couple tooltlng fonw.,d to aome llma alone h8Ye 10 tben- dof'I ''*' plllnS ....., tMlr three grown chlldren re!Ut'n to the homeetaed • Tc.STORY .._,~ Jim Thomeit. Mwy lllferlOI. 9 1.AVU..&~ L•v•r11e and Shtrtey "-'"' Ill COWboy ..... ooeantront ptld. (R) Q (D)MOYIE .. Where The 8ufleto ,._,.. .. (tMOI 811 Murray. P9ter~. Cl) Q41ATPll P998Y c.. .. tMlUf'ed In Ihle comedy .. two llWlng- lng coupe.. o-f on OM enocMr "'"" --" other'. ... u ·--=nt1 ITORY fJ'-"-'THY -. t::l:Jftl~ }, true 1tory ~ e young 11"1>- ar' 1 brush with dMth IOI· lowlr1Q aurgary end her llNQgle to r8COY« (RI 8 QI 1"AEFI OOMPAHV Jeck 1111<1 Janet suapecl tout ptey whel1 Cindy mys- terlou9ty vanlahee (RIO • MERV GAlFF1N "The Plret• Of Penzance" Gueet• Arwty Gibb. ear~ ltne Peyton, Berry eo.twldl. Jo ...,_ Woriey, CllY8 AeYlll. PUlon Whit• heed. • MYITUIV "The Rec:ing Gama: Trad!· down'. ~ OWn« Jack 8Mtar ukl Sid Hel- ley end CNc:o Bernaa to find out why, wlUI Iha axoeptlon of hie promi81ng New YMI lad, alt hill h<>B· .. ete toeing (RIQ • HIOVA "The ~ Of ExtJnc • lion .. A look Is tlkan et the muftimllllon dOllllf ,,.,. In endeng«ad lc>adee that eonllnilee deliplla IN tact thllt many torma of animal Itta .,. heeded fOt utlne- tlon (R)Q aJMOVa * * * "The Wind And T"8 uon" (18751 Sean con. nary, Candloe Bargen. (1:)MOVIE •••Ao "Adem'1 Women" ( 1812) 8-1 8tldgee. John ...... (Z)MOVIE .. The Tin DnHn .. (1878) O.vld Bennett, Ano-!• Wink.. . e:aoe TWIUQHT ZONE On 1halr "'*'I trom England 10 Am«tca, • '91'"-end lta er.. treval beokwwdl In lime. 8 9 IT'S A LMNO The re1t1ur1nt'• new OWMf eenda In WI afflclen. cy aicoert to ct-a up on N.,,cy end the Wll1r--t0:00. aJ .-..0 WOUll A roune-.._Nero lo loOll Into the myatarioue ~ -ouno- ~her lather's death. (RI • 9 HAlfT TO HAlfT A m•er et1m1ne1 -1n lnlern1tlonelly known bodybuttder 10 1m11Q01e 300 pound8 ~ gold IMO the country. (R) • l'MllNTI .. A ConYlfHllOn With Henl! Lopaz'' The Intern. tlonll ~ end autt\Or, -'4Nldllnt al ... Jfl( 8dlool of ~·· .. Herverd Untverally. le ll•rl .. 118d. Cl)MCMI ..... I(~ Vou'f9 AIOnl" I 1NO) Don lcerdlno. C..· 11no·.....,. ., E,,.,,,.. ·,. ... ltOM\. ~ 0 IO YOU DESERVE TO FEEL GOOD Most Insurances Accepted FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL 645-53 Complimentary Consultation WESTCLIFF CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE Or. Robert A. B•ci9er 2043 Wfftclff Dr .. Wh 101 M•wport IHch •-Coco'•°" 171tt-4 '"IMI --:1 1 1 ' I -.2 a: ' .. ~~---------------------....................... .._. 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KFMB e IMDilto At Tile WOt1d Tums Selrch FOi Tomorrow Golding light John Davidson M A SH CBSNewa CBS MOY1e "Tile Golden Gatt News Star Trell Midmorning LA MOYl8 "This Wiid, Wild Wes1 Ironside Hell With He!oes" What's Happenmo Tic Tac Doug/I Jolter ' Wild Face The MUSlt M<Mt "Gods Little Al:le" News NewfyMd GarM Lel'aMake AOUI GunamOkt WheelOI FOftune Password Plus C1td Sh1tks To Tell The Tnrth KCST ((!) IM'*to Another World MOYie "Aeleol· less" NBC New<! Fa/Tiiiy Feud Oil1'rent StrOkes Tile Facts Of Li~ Tonight Tomorrow I Dream Of Jean roe Mike as KlTV m Let's Rap The Je1soos The Fhntstooes Tom And Jerry A1pper Gentle Ben I Dream Of Jeannie MA SH Al ln The Family MA SH. Atlln The Ftmtly PM Maig~ Top Story Merv Griffin Mannlx KOOP Cl) Romper Room Vox Popull Littlest Hobo littlest Hobo Movte .. 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Ille evidenc41 points to' the younger brothet fl) OVER EASY Not man • • i+ "Brigadoon (19 I 0-Kelty. Cyd Ch111 ( 0) THE BA TTY WORLD ~BASE8AU. The llglller ~ or t>aseball 11 eumlned tllrougll tr1111a questions that only a true Ian can ans-. supersl•· t10!\s. cllewing tobacco, player qulflls and some ol Illa n• lett plays m base- ball 11191°')1 !Z)MOVIE • • • • ··Great Expecla Ilona" ( 1947) Jolln M1t111. veiene ~obsoo 7:30 fJ THE MUPPET& Guest. Buddy RICll D THIS WAS AMERICA ··The Land" U SHAHAHA Guesta TIWI Sllirelles m AU IN THE FAMILY Mika end Gloria go back .nlM years and ramamt>er 11\eir very llrst, and 11mo111 latt,date '1i) NATIONAL OEOOAAPHIC SPECIAL "National Parka Play· c;round Or Paradise'> El10rta by tl'MI National Pan Se<Vioa lo restrtet Ille publoc:·a 8CCeM to Ameri- ca's patk• 1n !lopes ot put· 11ng a halt to e.nvvonmen- lal damage. polluhon and crime ara exarntn«S (RI (I) P.M. MAGAZINE Nina women a1tamp1 to climb • 27.000-tool peak In Nepet: an award-Winning clay animator. e:oo 8 (I) THE WOHDEAFVL WOALO ~THOSE CUCKOO, CAAZY AHIMAL8 An &ff•Y or Hollywoocra most ramous animal stars dlsc>l•Y tllalr talent. fn exce<pls from 8 coll~llon of matT>orable screen and televfSlon per1ormances D QI REAL PEOPlE Faatured Ille amalleat man In A,,_lca lemllle 11avedoraa. a baMball See WMnesday's, Page 23 • Happy • Successf u I • 14 Years • Business Make Mine Ruffled! 50% off Mot .. .... ~ Create )'OUr own custom bedroom with decorative fabrlc• •I 50% off norm•' retail pt'ICeaf c;o,ne in now Wh"-lhe Hlection ,. good -over 300 In stock to Choo$e from. Fabrics Available For: * Orapertes * Beel.spreads • Upbolstery Decorative Fabric House I 18085 E11elld <•t *> Furait11re Row Fou&ala Valley .. . (1lf) 54t-1• (71') tu-5151 Tube Toppers CBS fl 8:00 -"The Wonderful Wo rld oT Those Cuckoo. C r azy Animals." Hollywood's most famous beastly stars display their talents. KTLA 0 8:00 -"Wh al Ever Hap- pened to Aunt Alice?" Geraldine Page and Ruth Gordon star in a spine-tin~ling movie. KOCE ~ 7:30 a nd KCET@ 8:00 - "NationaJ Geographic Special." A look at national parks and their problems. CBS tJ 9:00 -"The Golden Gate Murders." David Jan ssen and Susannah York star in a movie about a detective and a nun who solve a murder. From PageZ3 o-ple)'9d on mulee; • sit!OlnG poodle IR) 8 MOVIE *** 'What-Hep-1** To Aunt AllQ9?" (1Hll) OereldlM Pao-. Ruth Gordon. • tll CHAN.IE'& AHGIL8 The Angele lnllltrete e •winging tingi.s group that .. the -tor • dMdly temwlet ll"OUC>· (R) D MOYIE * * • "God'• Uttla Acta" ( 11158) Rotler1 Ryan, Aldo Ray ........ MABAZJNl Nina -•ttemc>t to climb • 27,000-loot peall In Mapel; en-~ o1ay anlmetor: Chef Tai on dee«atl\19 -d butt«; Or. Waeoo on i-t ,,...,_ meotatot-. • MOYIE * • "UFO E11c:lu11ve" ue1111~ . • NATICINAL GIOQIWIHIC INCW.. "Netlonal Parke: Pl•Y· ground Or PatadlM?" E"oru by the National Park S...W. to ,_trlet lhe public:'• ecceet to Atnen- ca'• petite In hOpea Of put. t1nQ • heft to envtronrn.n- tel dwnaoe. pollution end Clime -eumlned. (R) ®MOYIE '"The Outlew ~ w ...... ( 11178) CHnt E"twOO<I. Sondt• Lodi• {))MOYIE "Oh God! Boo« II" {1980) George Bum•, 8u.unne Pleetle4te. • MOYIE "Shknmerlng Light" 8:30. TOPITOfn' Hoetl: Jim Thc>lnu, Mwy ~MOOM An ln11mete fllm portrelt Of mc>Oefn eculptor H«wy Moore le pr..-d. (RI t:oo. Cl) MOYll • • 'A "The Odden Get• "'"""''" ( 111711) o.vld ~.~Yortt • Qil Off'MHf 8'nQ(l9 Mt Orurnnloftd ...,,_ en -tordllll-•lleve trader (A)Q • tll D'tNA8TY ~tt,_ end Blake ~ • llNd-on confrontation ~ Kryatte end bUtlneM. Md • drunktn r~ ~ Matthew d being ll'IOf9 "*" JU8t • friend to 8tevtin. (A) • .-v QIWIPllf au.ta: l<t'-Y Mc:Hlcllol, Eric HelcNn, Mlohul llefln. babetll OM. Qrma Ucti••tl 1. ....... modet11 eculptor H«wy Moote la ptMerltld. (A) ~MOYE * *'A '"The Mecklnloeh Man" ( 11173) Paol New· men. 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Thursday• Details ------- AUOUSTa, 1811 ~ 7:00 8 HAPPY DAYI AOAaN Tiie Fonz learn• tllat ~p11·1 pettnll lleve flied l0t dlvotc:e . • M•A•e•H Hawkey• and T"PP•• "perauade" FreNi not to requMt • ~·* clildwge fOt a wounded, ~Ulll aOkler • STMET8 M SAN fMNCllCO • A women w11o cllimt to ~UP-• to know 1 llttle too muc:h about the llldnepplng of • young gl(t • awftlAIY ~:Gore Vldlll. (RIO a r.mw~ ~ Roger"'°°''· Bat· bet• Cerr•a. Pierre Cw- Oln. (8) ram 11a WHEH: rru. NEVER A. Y Tlla determination or A.,_lcan lnWOIOfl, wtloM ~andldMa- lu.aly cihanged "" ,_ Of the ..,.-. nation, .. • ... mined by Dtdl c.wtl (D)H''0t9H<>t* HOMOA "W~ Time'" The W- ot • young merrilld couple take a lllOcklng tum ""*1 • 17th·c•nlury witch beOW'8 lo l\autll them Cl)MOYIE. "A Pain In Tiie A-"' (1975) lino VenlU<a, Jacques &el. 7::30 8 2 ON THIE TOWN Hostl SI-Edwarda and ~ Roger. ••atnlne DMSO. Ille eonlro-.wtlal peln~illing drug: and talk to Peoc>la ln¥Olwd In rMI· . .. ~ .. ~ • IHANAHA Gu.I: Johnny Ray 8 EYEONL.A. Hosta; "-Pedroza. Paul Moyer. A trip to llrNI and a IOOk at Jewlllfl tradition~ meet Paul Pink end 1111 popular r .. 1-ant: meet Hollywood malt.up lftiat1 lrom "Tiie HooMlng " • AU. .. THl,MaY Wiien ltllO'dY etrilr.. the &u'*er llouaehold. Edith question• lier daepar bellefa. (Plft 1) ()) P,M. MAGAlJHf A n\111 wllo rldea • 36-toot hlgll untcycie; • vtdao r-*>n ~a Chi· -Amarican end her lamly beck "°"" (C)MOYIE "Sp-Movie" ( 1979) ~ltaty. MU9ic by MMl•Old"9ld e:oo 8 (I) C88 MPOR...,""RT8..,,. "Wllet'e Good For General Moton ... " Matlene Sand- .... Pamir-the contro- -llal declalOn of the city of Detroit to ....,.. a neigh· boftlood IO ....... way IOf I General Motot1 lectoty • r.., MAQAZJNI WITH~\llO~ Jac:ll Perklne ,.._i1 on See Thmsday'a, Pa&e 25 Who to see this weekend? •• THE VIDEO SERVICE CENTER Authorized video Warranty Service Statton for AUi CE ITACl 1.-.Tl:S .!WC IOYO MKUYGX MCA B PMASlllC PIOllII ICA SMTI S8MY TECHllCOLOI T05lllA Nit • r..-s • C* c-z • s.y Tl IETAllAl•VllS•u.MATt•ISt MTEK ...... ~" 15521 Co ....... Lee H•t~ leodl 191-5733. REAL ESTATE LICENSING SCHOOLS ----= * For Brokers and Salesmen * Night and weekend classes (r-& Wed Hll...-7·!0 p 11q * Texts. Practice Exams * College level Broker ~lification Courses Photte 761-9255 fw ...-cW -'ric" UOYD SHOEMAKER lEAL ESTATI SCHOOL IMC. lt07 W_flf....,. ,._.c....,un.u •-.._..c. W.ill To It Yo1r #t hts11 haler 11 Or1191 Co1llyl s.. u. '"" ... W. All Olf1rl19 F1lllft11 Ill s.111911 LE PETIT CAFE& BAKERY • Patio Dining • All FoOd Available For Takeout BREAKFAST• LUNCH (pastry Baked Daily) f --~ Tube Toppers CBS 8 8:00 ··cas Reports .·· Marlene Sanders visits Detroit. where a neighborhood was leveled to make way for a General Motors factory. • NBC 8 8:00 ··NBC Magazine with David Brinkley.·· Cartoonist Charles Schultz is featured plus a look at jail marriages and riding mechanical bulls. KTLA 0 8:00 "Night Terror." Valerie Harper stars as a housewife purs ued by a psychopathic killer. KCET @ 9 :00 "A Night in Tunisia : A Musical Portrait of Dizzy Gillespie ." A look a t the life of the "Crown Prince of Jazz." From Page 24 -' who ml#ry ,...,. """'° ... e In jell. Oe\'ld 8'lnlltey profilee canoonls1 Chat1el SchvlZ. Oouglu Kiker IOOkl et the ~ oue t>w aport of riding mechenlcal bulls (R) It MOVIE • • ··N1gM Tenor·· 111ne1 V8olerie H.,per. Rlche<d Aomanus 8 9 MON<NIO MH>V Mindy mlat1ken1y ~ • twinging llin- gie monale< In the lorm ol Mon -Ille pertulldn h<m to d•t• othet peoc>le (R) D MOVIE * * 'h "White Hor-Of Summer" (11173) JH n Seberg, Frederick Stef- ford. • P.M.. MAOAZIHE A men wtlO rld99 • 3~fool high unicycle; • Yk:leo reunion ~ • CN-,_,.,,,,.,lcen end her femlly bide hOme, Chef Teti preperH glezed t>r .... of ¥Mt; Judi Mluett l\u wellth-trlmmlng )lu· zerae.. • MOVIE **"' ··.u.n &lcountwe·· ( 11175) ~tery • T JUl,C. PM8ENTI "Voyeoe Of The s- 11•" Ari elqllot•llon Of lndMduel ....... colec- 1"'9 human l'lgflt• with the T-"lh Night Aec*tory Comc>enY • MAGIC METHOO Of Oil PAINTING .. Spring Scene"" ®MOVIE " •.• And Justice For AH'" (11119) Al Plcino. Jlcil Werdel\ (O)MOVIE "Hl/lOl'f ti" (1980) 01m1n Mc01Yln, Rob«t Veughn. (l)MOVIE "When Time Ren Out" (1980) Peul ~en, Wll· uem Hold«! CI MOWE "The Setenlc; Alt• Of Df• cu11·· ( 1913) Ctwietopher LAe. ,..., CWl!ng. l:30. Q ~ t&.lP A women wllh • homemede preu1ire· c:od!W bomb lhfM'-to blow MC> the equ~ room (R)Q • TOft STC>fff ~·· Jim TllomM, Mwy --~PMYiewl Aoger Ebert ""' Gene 81911• hoet en lntonn11"'9 IOOk et wflef 1 new 11 the ~ • JUUA C*D NllO OOWN« "l<ltc:Mn Codttell Peny" ~MOYW ''TM Tin 0rum·· (1tTt) 4-lltitl -.,.u, ~ . HO 8 Cl) MAGNUM. PJ. A ptopc>Md ~ lo the Supreme Court r~ • bledlmell lhrNt tram • women wtlon\ he t'-'Gflt died on 1he Nght of their -.dding 30 .....,. -W(R) G Cltt.tOVIE • • ··The Secrel Ww Of JllciUe"a Girta" ( 1980) Mer· le11e Her11ey, t.. Put<*! 8 9 BA1'NEY MtU..ER A courl ordw to pey $320.000 In 111>411 demegea ~ Henle Into ShOCll, end • ff1t ... known ••w lh<NI-the exl1tence OI • ,_ lic)'Ktec>er. (R)O • MEAVONFflH Gueata: Roger Moore. 811- bete c ... rer•. PMwre Car- din. Eugene Fodor, Oe'lld Cenldy • A NIGHT IN TUN48IA: A MU8ICAl PORTRAIT Of DIZZY GILL.ESf>IE One ot Ollleapie"a "'°" ,_,. compoeltlona pro- Yldel Ille Ir-'! for an entenllinlno gllmpM Into the m. of the "~own Pr"-of Jezz ·· fB SNEAK PAEV1EW8 Roger Eben end Gene SllMI hoat en lnlOt"metlve looll •t llftlet'• -et the -•-'I> It TWILIGHT ZONE Millieenl 81tnM ~ rt"a • ptenll ---kM9S moYing her IUitCIM ltound within. bul te<ml· ,,., 8 9 TAXJ Louie'• molh•r llnelly mew.. out, INll\ng t1'141 lecheroua dltptltc:her glee- fully plennlng non-atop romanoe with Elelne (RI Q • WUTEJIN EOI08UM "Ma<e Than Muek:" A Pf'0- 11141 of en lnOepencMnt record oompeny'• .-. In cr .. tlng Ind dl1lrlbutlng muelc by end for women. • LA.IJAN HEUMAN: A PROFU LMl!en HelllMn ~ her ~ cleya -• lltrug- gllng pleywright, her llrat tMte of -end her .. ~ M111ng fOf the moYlel In Holly'#oocl end IM lllm "Ju4IL .. .MOYIE "We6come To L.A." (1011) Keith C•rrMllne, Siiiy l(ellenMfl • tO:.OO • (I) KHOTe LMONCI Karen gm CM""'4 In the mlcld6e of • MIKI ~ Abby end her lotYft« ~ bend ~ -CUllody of their chlldf.n. (RI •O IO/IO "It You W.,. ni. ,.,, .... dent"' A dr'llnetlO, ~ ................ °'"" .... ~of tM IJn!Md at ... 111Ct 1111...,.. .,......,_...to ,,_, ..,......,... .. Nutflf1on Deals with the Cause, Not the Symptom THE NEW WEIGH A o .• , proqom )OU con h.,. ...,,., A 5)'\tem ondtvoduolly delq'ed to conipliment yaut ~f .. ryte Specializing In: PERSONALIZED NUTRIENT DEFICIENCY and FOOD EVALUATION TESTING By Appointment Only. 641-5977 I a'!' intereste~ in educating others. and I believe that 1t starts 'Mth people taking respons1b1hty tor their own health in no less fashion than they take care of the financial aspects of their lives Plan tor tomorrow·s good health-TODAY! la . ?f.L,~b 1~ 3625 W. MacARTHUR ~LV;. f SUITE 302-C • SANT A ANA. CA. 92704 DAVIS-BROWN SENSATHIAL OFFER!! -~;-~FREE ~ VideoDisc-.. 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Mirror 2 panels ( 3Sx 100 QCll I (Trimmed lo '104kl '*"10 '*9M I •• " s 149~~ .. KABC KFMB KHJ D 0 fJ Lee~ .. °"'° Lee~ Good Motrq The Morning News Froo:zlla America There ls AW Sunup Jim Sin ~ Bakker A.M. The l<>I Jlflersons ~ Alice Love The Price Midmorning Boat Is Right LA. Fwnly Young And Feud Tile Aeltteu Ryln'a Mooill: "The AIMy News 5MnCh CMdten .. Otwn" Selfdl For Part2 Tomoirow OneUfe AIThe News Tol.Mt Wotlcl .. Tums The FBI Gener1I Guidflg ~ l.lgtlt .. .. Ironside EdgeOf John -DeYldlon TllaWotld ~ Of N .... ..... F_., Robi'lloll'' M.A.S.H . News News y ng. People •• .. .. Sptdll What'• EACH ~CIAL LIMITCO T4 OtilE l'Elt C.USTOMIU' FREE DOOR MIRROR WITH C't'ER't CUS TOM MIRROR INSTALLATION MIRROR --; DESIGNS / FOR ANY ROOM •F11111t1c. •C.eMdrm~ ... ..,,.,.. ..... °°"' eC..,.. e~ KCST tm .. °"'° Tod'r, Donahue WlleelOf Fortune PISIWOf d Plue Card Shlrtta Mery Tyllr Moore Olys()f Our lMls Another Wotld Texes Mo¥le: .. ,..,, OnA .-. SO'mers I' . KTTV KOOP KCET KOCE m Cl) m ~ _gets new L .. NleM Lee~ Lee ...... ·~' T~ • Bugs Bunny Yoga For M~ series Porky Pig Hellth Lehr• Spece Mighty Mister OY9I HOLLYWOO D Coesler Mou• Tom And Suzanne ~omers, who Jeny d e par te d th e h i t The Popeye '"Three's Co mpany" TV Flnlltonte series on ABC I as t I LOW Romper sea son, will s tar in a Lucy Room new half-hour situation Bewitched Clliandlf comedy for CBS-TV I Cream Doris Educatlonll The network has or- Of JlltW1le Oly Pr~ Pt09!~1Q dered 13 episodes of the Femlly Room series, as yet untitled, lo AflS 222 be produced by Hamel· TheGhott M&M: Bectnc Som er s Entertainme nt IMB.MI* "Thel.4.n Compeny Inc. and T.A.T . Com -..... "°"' Fell municalion Co .• makers Ulall" Guitar of such shows as "One MO¥ll: McMe: Oicll Educl1lonal D ay a t .a Time ," "TheM1n "Youngblood CeYet1 Pr~~ng "A r c h ie Bunke r 's From Hawtte" OY9I Place" and ··The J e f· Colofldo" fersons." Educltlonll Programming "One Day" executive p r o du ce r s Dic k Be nsfie ld a nd Perry let'• Rap One Step Guten Tag, Gra nt will produce Miss Beyond WleGlht'a? Som ers· series along My Three , Superman TlleNew with her husband, Alan Sont Voice Hamel. $50,000 ~ You And Tile ~ Mol"9 ThelM ~ .. A"1a&ba Chris tie 's -p.,_ YouW °"' "Mucdet' f& Easy" is be· .. Tiii Llw Fred VIie ...... lng prepared for CBS Antstone Alegre Lthrtr broadcast, to star Bill Bugs ...... W~F« Bixby and EniJish ac- A Aellol1 tr ess L es l e y -Anne Project Down. Unlwr1' Olivia De Havilland Humlll and Helen Hayes will be BehMlr s pecial guest stars . Y jlJMl any uaty 1Jrin9• at na. w-..Place. Our programa u. lD· dMd..U, t&tknd and nutrttioully '"11-belenced. No ehotli, dnacJa, atarva· Hon diet. or tut.1 .. meal.I. WeJobt Plaoe cU•ta average a welQbt !cm ol ~ to 1 pwnd per dey -and they dolt the mtelJJveat, heelthy way. weight they wanted to and changed their eattng babita lb.rough 1uoceeaful behavior modlftcatlon. You'll even tee*w daily COUDMling &om a autri· tton apeclalllt and really learn how to handle .tr-lih&atloaa. ii.ou..w ol our client.I bave loet u .. Call The We~~· PlaC9 near•t you to echedule your FREEccuultaUon. You'll feel better about yo1.1CMU . I I I I • I ' No quickie divorce for Sara By LINDA BJtiCH No Skeleton in Olympia's closet. ALL M'Y CHI LDREN: Arter Erica confronts Sara about Erica's affair with Brandon, Sara agrees to a divorce but insists on a aepHation, not a quickie d ivorce from the Carib- bean. Palmer makes cer· tatn Donna wears a necklace whic h once belonged to Daisy In order to make Daisy Jealous at the dinner party. Daisy dons dark glasses, claiming a~ bas an allergy, but at the dinner party Phoebe almost r ecognizes her Following arfument wit.b Palmer about finances Cliff storms out of the party and takes Nina and Bobby with him. Phoebe vetoes Langley's request for money to invest in Colorado mine deal. When Palmer's party ends, a gun la miss· Ing and John says almost all the guests bad a reason for ta.king the weapon. A construction worker, Rick Kirby. has a yen for Betsy but she turns down date. Tad's runaway case is placed in inactive file Nan-cy reUeved when Jesse re-Bill and Susan Seaforth Hayes are Doug and turns with Carl. but is un-Julie on NBC's t Ch . 4J ·Days of Our Lives,' happy when Frank gives which airs daily at 12 p. m Jesse allowance to go to school and do chores. ANOTHEa WORLD: After Blaine tells new dia· trict attorney Cunningham about Jess's illegal opera· lion. she Is freed from jaU and Melissa .nd Jasoo are implicated. Mr. Black tells Denny he wants dossiers on Rick , Taylor (Rick's father>. Allee, Jamie and Mac . Mac receives blackmail note. Posing as Jamie. Sandy la given wrong medication and bas bad reaction. Ilse has Jamie kidnapped, thinking he's Sandy, and demands $100,000. Mac pays the raMOm and discovers the badly beaten Jamie. AS THE WORLD TlJ&NS: Rehrnlag to work, John warns James to tell Mareo he no longer loves her. Rick Ryan, Barbara's brother. wants poat at hospital. Erich tells Hayley they must see each other more often or rela- Uonsblp is over. Lucy teUs John she loves him. Annie lnforms Larry she Is sur- rogate mother. John tells Dee if she wants divorce she'll have to fight for il. tinue seeing Marlena but Jessica refuses. DOCTORS : A heartbroken Greta .has mis- carriage and learns the baby was a boy. Althea frantic when her mystery patient comes lo and says one word: "Althea." When country club refuses to host party for Nola on Ilona'• orders, Nola decides to have the rettptJon at the Medicine Man. Mau con- siders as.king Maggie but cbaneea his mind and in· vites M.J . instead. Jerry showing an Interest in Natalie. EDGE OF NIGlfT: When Gunther makes pass at Jody, Miles becomes agitated. Nicole learns Jody is in loYe with Gavin. Sky hires Romeo to make attempt on Raven's life. Carlo djacovera a letter Valerie wrote to her father. Calvin thinks Didi is too briC'hl for her own good. working on an early parole. Alan hires Corrigan to run the disco. Edward tells Alan he'll help him trace Susan if A.Jan promlHa not to sacrifice his marriace or the Quartermaine niune. GUIDING LIGlfT: Nola shattered when Kelly says be knows she's lytnc about being preenant with bis child. Bea lells Nola they'll solve her problems together. Near bankruptcy. Andy does not know what to do to raise funds. Joe tells Mike Vanessa la being blackmailed. Nola dellies Bea's accusation that she became pregnant by a man sbe didn't love In order to trap Kelly .into marriage. Vanessa agrees to let Mike put tap on her pboAe lD or- der to catch blackllllliler. Ed cautions Kelly that Morgan might not be abJe to handle being doct..r's wife. memory ol her first mar- riage -she married her hus band Timmy at bis hospital bedside and he died hours later. Aware how this might affect Jen· ny, Peter chantes his mind and s ays the marriage can wait. Cassie, a teenage girl. is following Dorian and Herb. K'YAN'S HOPE: Fe.aring both Seneca and Rae care more about the baby than her. Kim decides to seU the baby lD the highest bidder. When Rae refuses, a drunken Klm steals money and jewels, leaves a million-dollar check made out to herself for Rae to sien and heads for the waterfront. Orson's bullet misses Jack and Maeve. Wounded Orfoo goes back to Vart.oba and Is wamed he·d better ftnlsb Jack off the next Ume Joe, aware that Jack is on Vart.oba's bit list, s aves Jack . A~though grateful, Jack still feels Joe is in with the wrong kind. Vart.oba tells Joe he is being croomed for higher post, but Joe insists on no violence. Faith t.altes interest in Jim's friendship. SEAAOI roa TOMOll-aow: Travis tells Liu there is an operation which will allow her \0 become pregnant; she agrees to procedure. Tom finds Ryan in Oklahoma and makes ar- rangements for him to come to Henderson. Tbe FBI finds Jasnle in San Francisco when the car she is riding in Is stopped by stale patrol. Ted assures Janet that the imprisoned Jamie will not hurt them, but Janet ls fearful. TEXAS: DeJivering Joe's confession to Paige, Elena decides to help him get away. DeMis' jail 1entence commuted due to Joe's con- fession that be killed Chris Shaw. FJena &.ells Billy Joe bis &Isler Ruby cannot move ln with her. Jusli.n wants Aabley to marry tiim. Nita'• baby is ailing. Parnell dlacovers Joe's whereabouts. Grant thinks Alex was murdered. Iris agrees but she feels the culprit was Ryan. YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Chris uses money Staaart cave her to refurbish apartment, but lets Snapper think she did it on their &mall budget. Va· nessa tells Lucas that Lance a nd Laurie are together ln Europe -that Laurie la not In New York as she claimed. Vanessa talks Edith Into lettlnc Brook.I stay with her at the lake house. Leslie's Euro- ~an r«itaJ la a bit, i>ut Laurie ts obviously bored by the whole affair. - Here's Good News I NO MORE FLEAS o.y ... petorfil,_....._ Now Only s59so Typical Applications ·One unl1 can 11<0'9d an arN ""1016001q1;11e •H1 3! 0 -~ r 0 co .,, ~. ~ ID ':< ~ c -< (A) .... . .... i .... l i t I -- '>' AT HOME HYPNOSIS!!. The COOPER LEWTER HYPNOSIS CENTER of Newport Beach realizes that many of you want to make changes in your negative thought patterns and bad habits. but are simply rd inciined or do not have the time . to come into our center. For you . . . we have put several of our self·help programs taken from sessions at our center for your at-home use. Following are two of the COOPER LEWTER SELF-IMPROVEMENT TAPES, based on the hypnotic phenom~non. that are currently availa- ble. WEIGHT LOH IY Sllf IMAGIHG AHD Afff•MA TlOH 14 •W.O tapM 01M1 .... tNc*L ....... Slt.H + SJ,40 t•• UMOVI HlGATIYH AHD II YOUR lfST 11 '""°t_,.t ........................ SIZ.91 +.7t • tea Send check to COOPER LEWTER ENTERPRISES 1nF Riverside Or , Dept OP·1. Newpcrt Beach, CA 92663 (Add St 50 per tape tor postage & h;Jndfing) What to do this weekend? (J PIJotWeekenda ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE New lookt New alnt Every Frtday! Seorts Highllglits ABC strikes out with Soccer Bowl Soccer fans are getting the boot from the com· bined forces of the North American Soccer League and ABC. The network and the league put their corporate heads together and came up with an ar· rangement whereby ABC bas exclusive rights to carry the Soccer Bowl '81 on Sept. 26, from Toron· to's Exhibition Stadium. The onJy problem is that ABC won't be airing the championship game until Sunday afternoon. Sept. 27. The league set the starting time for Saturday night at 8: 00, which is usually the time "Eight is Enough" a1rs on AB C; viewers apparently ha ve had enough of "Enough," however. because the network has asked the Bradford family to vacate the premises in September. ABC says that the game will be presented "in its entirety" on Sunday. That's a bit li ke telling someone the end of a murder mystery before giv· Ing them the book lo read. But that's wbat ex· elusive rights are all about. You can do anything you want with an event -even sit on it until it's over . Feel like spending your weekend at a race? On SATURDAY'S SPORTS AUOUST 1, 1M1 MOfWINO 10:aO. TliE BA8eW.L BUNCH ~I Johnny 8enctt t 1:00 8 WCT TENNIS "$200,000 Matytef\d tnv1. lel!On.11" lltjey Amritraj vs Hatold Solomon 1 t:IOG) NAil SOCCER HIOHUGHT8 AFTERNOON 12:00 Qt 8A80ALL TOOAV 12:20 IB Nee PORTS 8UMM£A SEASON NASCAR Pocono "500" ttock car race, Roya.I Horae Show (from Wemb· ley, Engl•nd), AIAW Nalionet Women'• Collegi· •I• TennlS Chalnp'<>nahlps (from T~. Arlt.); PKA Full Contact Kerl!• cnam- plonahlpe, Pro Sottben with the Cincinnati Suda ti:JO D WUTIAN OUTOOA8MAN John' Fabian tall• you 10 OoMn Sbor9. Wdll~ ton. 111e ru.rK cram c:ap11o1 of the -id, to FOrt Hal lodlan ,....,..,. In ldlflo Io .,, all fndlM rOdeO and ~ Ila with -of Ille IUIMI ~lnthe-1. • 9 WIOI W0M.D ~ 8POAT8 L,... ()(W9r8ge of the Hell of Fame 0-'*-the Atlanll FllcoM end the CleY9land Btowne (ffom canton. Olllo). • VIC llMOIN'a Ta.M '°"THI M'UM "The s.tw" Vic er.o.n ·~ bed ffnllOetY In ..vtng with winning IOml. (~Q 1:00 D ••Nt.IDAINmNilU. TODAY t:tO. Nee 8PORTI 8UMMP IEAION NASCAA Pocono "600" atock cer rac•. Royal H-Show (from Wemb- ley, England). AIAW Metlonat Women'• Collegl· eta Tenn!S Champlonllhlpe (from Tempe, Artz.); Pl<A Fvll Contect Karlle Chem- plonShlpa, Pro Soflb•ll wllh 11\8 Clnclnnell Suda 1:30 G) HORSE RACINO HIOHUGKTS "R.,nbow Futurlly" 2:00 Cl) WESTERN OVTDOOA8 ........ 2:30 8 (I) CAHAOlAN OPEH Co'terega 01 the lhtrd round of pley In th•t 00'1 tautnarnent (from tt>e Glen Abbey Goll Club tn Oak· Vin., Ontario). 3:30 I) (I) SPOATS SAT\JAOAV Thoroughbred ~ rec· Ing •• The WMney Hendl· cap (from Satatoga. NV ). The Calgary $temped• (from Celgery, Cenedal. 11 GAEA TE8T SPORTS LlOEHD8 "P9ggy Flernmin9" 4;00QIT!NN9 "W•lltf argo Open" 6:00 8 AMENCAH ADVDfTUM "White Wet., Running ~ Rlvef" R.ibber raft. Ing down the glen! rtpldt of the Rogue RIYer In Grant• P..., Oregon. • SOCCER Nolllngham Foretl ,,. Sundarlarld EVINNa e:ao GD VIC MAOe:H'S TfNHll FOft nte FUTURE "TIMI Vol/llrf" Vic Breden IMllpe ~ oY9tOCJme the tear of going to the net during • ¥Olley Wld dem- onllr .... wNlt to do once )'OU get I,_., (R) 0 1:00 (DJ ~UNO Hofl: BUd 0~. Aug. 2. Brent Musburger hosts "CBS Sports Sun· day's" highlights of the "Tall adega 500," the 13th running of one of the fastest races on the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing's Grand National Circuit. Highlights on NBC's "Sports World" that day include the AIA W National Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Cha mpionship from Salt Lake City and the World Drag Race fina ls from Ontario, Calif. August 16 was to mark the beginning or ABC's cove rage of Sunda y afternoon baseball. The network is now wondering what lo do between then and Oct. 4, the offi cial end of the season that never was. Let's hope they don't go the way of "NBC Spor ts: The Summer Season." There are only so many funny stock car and motocross races a person can take. even a sports fiend with a fon d· ness for axle .crease. In case you never tire of the screech of tires coming from your two·inch TV speaker, Bruce Jenner is on doty this week for the Pocono 500 at the Pocono International Speedway. 1::00 • SOOCVI MADE tH OBMNIV Cncnoaiovallle va. Hot· ..,,., HO Ii) SPORTS AMENCA "WAC Bueball Cham· piontfllpe• B<lgltem y ouno lie. Hawaii" 11:30 8 ~ "Went Fergo Open" SUNDAY'S SPORTS AUGU8T 2, 1111t MOANING 1:00 1J (I) CAHAOIAN OP£N live covetag«t of the ttnat round ol play In lhlt golf lautnamenl (from the Gian Abbey Golf Club on O.lt· villO, OnterlO). AFT'E1'HOON t:OO IJ Cl) 8POftT8 SUH~ V live and t llped covet age of the 13111 nJtNW1Q ot the Tal- ladega "500" (from the tnlernellonel Mo I or SPMOW•Y 111 Telledaga. AIL). a 8flOm8WOAL.O AIAW Nellonel Women'1 Coll•glete Gymn1etlca Chemplonehlp (ffom Slit Lake Clty, Utah)\ Military Boxing Chemptonthlpt (from Camp LeJ•une. H C ): SliMvlli Of The Flt· t•I 1:00. NATlONAL 8PORTI FESTIVAL live end taped OOYllllQa of the conc:lualon ol competi- tion held Ihle wMlt In Syrecu... New Votk, •mono -2900 em•teur t lhl.t• In 33 apor1t. lnCIUdlnQ moe• of thOM which we In the Wint• end Summ•r Olympic o-end the Pen Amari· e.tnO-. O Q!TENH68 "Walla Fargo Open ®J NATIONAL 8POfn8 nBTIVAL COVll<IQ8 of the conciu· a.on of cornpauuon tlal<I this week In Sy111cuae. N- Yorit, among 0V8f 2&00 arnateur athletes on 33 aporta. Including mosl or lhOM which ere on Ir.. Win· let and Summef Olympic: GalMI Ind ,,,. Pan Amati· cenGemea •:OO 0 8PORT'8WOALO AIAW Nation•• w om....·a Collegiate Gymnuttcs Championship (l1om Seit LMce City. Utah). M1111ery Bo•ong Cllemptonahtpa (from Cemp LeJeun!I N C >. Sun1tval 0 1 The Fil· , .. , EVENINO 1:00 fD VIC 8RAOEH'8 TENNIS FOR THE FUTUAE .. n,e Volley" Vic 8'9den Nips lliewe<a o.ier~ the,_ ol going to the net dur tng a llol/llrf end d«ft· onatret• wh•I to do onoe you get mar• (RIO 11:30 8 SPORT8 ANAL Hoat Jim Hiii TUESDAY'S SPORTS AUGUeT 4, 1N1 EVEHINO 1:80 CH) AA.CE FOA THE P£NNAHT Bwry Tompltlna Md Tlf'l'I Mee.,_ recap d~ buebaM ll~lng• end tntetVllW tome ol the geme'I tOp ~ (All•· net• progremm4ng rnrt; be ac;he(Med due IO plt1y«e0 ttrllte ) C. S. AWOMI Devlu, -"" ACIJOHL ....._ tM leodert la HM ..... ten ..... try. TIMPOIWULY ..._. .ttedler c•MHJ cllolt.._. •d c~ltla,,. IH•l•t HO HAIMfUL A~Tll IJPI CTS: ,......_. of tllh ••ki......., •.....,. 11 ,w~Mtd by law. ,.,,.... _.. lllMCI ..,OW ~latlon of ClatL For dlna laf......._ c• PIRSOMAL ftlOTICTIOH SYSTIMS, IHC. Adephcl lty ~ LU .D. Alli .... oer I llr. frM ,_,. ,.,. • ....._ ........ clan. , PIRSOHAL NOTICT10H SYSTIMS, IHC. •••141 ---· .-.-.- ------ Daytime Drama --------------------- 'Texas' offers reality today By TOM JORY -..... ~•rtew NEW YORK -NBC's ''Texas" premiered Aug. 4, 1980, in the toughest time slot in daytime TV -opposite top-rated "General HospitaJ" on ABC and CBS' enduring "Guiding Light." As recenUy as the first of this year, "Texas" appeared doomed, a victim of barely measurable ratings. AU that has changed, and the show approaches its first anniversary with a new executive pro- ducer, a new Leam of writel'6. a new look and a new slant on life. Even the ratings bave improved a bit, from 14 percent lo 15 percent of the audience in the time period in November and December lo 15 percent lo 16 percent today. "We have Houston like 'Ryan's Hope' has New York City," says Gail Kobe, who took over "Tex- as" as executive supervising producer in March, "and we feel a real tie with that city. We've got to reflect in the show what's happening in that real town, and I think we're doing that." It was a significant step, taking "Texas" -its roots in the fictional Bay City of NBC's "Another World" -lo a real-life setting. "I don't think it's got to be the kind of place people can't find on the map," says Ms. Kobe . "I think the audience in daytime is more prepared for reality today." It meant giving the show a recognizable Houston backdrop, a more contemporary sound - country and western performers like Ray Price will appear periodically -and a lighting system that would clearly represent the hot, bright Texas sunlight. . "Texas" faced difficult odds from the st.art, tbe competition and the inevitable comparison with CBS' prime.time superhit, "Dallas." notwithstanding. There was the problem of in· troducing a multiplicity of characters, many of them imports from "Another World," as well as a story line, in an hour-long format. "It was the first show to start at an hour." says Ms. Kobe, a former actress who had been supervising producer for Procter & Gamble Productions, which owns "Texas" and five other daytime shows. "It's very difficult to fill that much time with a large cast, and not leave the viewer confused. "With a daily show, you have to let the au- dience know who to root for," she says. "And if you're trying to begin a story, too, no one's going to keep track.'' CONfiUSED ABOUT HYPNOSIS?? Hypnotl1t1 are popping up all OW/f, promialng cures for everything from Aetrophobla to Zita . •. a.nd you're confuaedl To end the confualon surrounding hYPflOal•. the COOPER LEWTER MEDICAL HYPNOSIS CENTER OF NEWPORT BEACH it now offer· Ing a FREE ... INTRODUCTION TO HYP. NOSIS ..-On to help you under'IWld that diniclil hypnoeia can be a trtmendoutly •tr~ tlve weapon In the battle to overcome neo-tlve ectlona and bad habits. C464M74t_. ..... .,, I I .... ,... ,_ ••• IMT'IODUCTIOM TO tm'MOSI$ ......._ coora UWTll HYPMOSIS CINTH HI,_...._ A.-, Wt. Zqt ,.. Me~ .... CA M.D. SupervlMd FAMILY CELEBRATES -Beverlee McKinsey (center), star of NBC's <Ch. 4) daytime drama 'Texas' and her television family <C lockwise from left > Lily Barnstone, Gretchen Oehler. Jim Poyner and Donald May, get ready for first an- niversary celebration Tuesday. 'Texas' airs daily at 3 p.m . E.S.P. Model 2088 The changes began even before Ms. Kobe took the show from Paul Rauch, who bad faced the f!i!ii!I='!.=~!!=!!!!!~==~~=~~~ seemingly impossible task of producing both "Tex-:; as" and "Another World" simultaneously. Beverlee McKinsey, whose generally un- pleasant character, Iris, had come to "Texas" from "Another World" as an ingeoue, was given back her mean streak. "Sbe h~d become a sweet woman," Ms. Kobe says, "and the audience wu used to seeing her do terrible things. It just didn't work." Joyce and Bill Corrington, who had created the show with Rauch, were replaced as head writers in February by Dorothy Purser and Samuel Ratcliffe. Ms. Kobe came aboard the next month, hired a new lighting designer -Alan Posage -a new set designer -Richard Hankins -and suggested a faster pace Cor the show. Dr. Wi Iii am L. Petersen is proud to announce the opening of his practice of OPTOMETRY 34127 Coast Hwy., Suite D In Dana Point (ne,xt to Bank of America) What to do this weekend? 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'PG' SAl"UROAY'S MOVIES AUOU8T t, tNt MOflHN) 1:00 (!) "8ronoo 8Aty" ( 19801 Clint Eutwood. Sondr• l ocile. A for met thoe ..-man from New Jertey rMllzM h .. drMm of pet· fOfmlng In • WUd WMI .tlow. 'PG'. t:OO CC) "T rOClld«o 8leu Citron" ( 1878) Mlcllul Shock, Artny Oupt9Y A 10- ~-old boy i. 8tnlllen wlltl • Ntti. glt1 w"4> r- bMide him •I T rOClld«o 1;00 (I) * •• "AeNom" ( 185e) Glenn Ford. Donn• Reed. Whein hi• .on Is kid- ~. • wulthy bull· neHm•n muet decide '#helher to pay the ransom or WOtll wttn the pollCe 1:.30 (CJ "Anknet• Are Beautiful People" (1975) Doc:umen· lery. CruturM or AfrlCan wlldllf• .,. -In their n.lurel habitat. 'G' t:00 8 * * "Swlla Mu " ( 1938) Stan ~el. Oli-... Hardy. Two men Ml out on a romentic Alpine .Oven- tUte • * * * * "The L.oy VenlthM" ( 1838) Michael Redgra..,.., P•ur lukaa Otrec1ed by Alfred Hlteh· COCk. An elderly Engll9h· _.,,~·from• European •KP'-train t;()O CC> ***'A "Brigedoon" (1964) Gene Kelly, Cyd CharlHe. Two friend• """'* upon Brigedoon, a ~ "' the Soot11en hlgho-lende. wtlld\ ~ to Mfe lot • llnQle dmy wary 100 years. t0:00 . **'A "Tile Dirty Game" (11MM1) H«vy Fon· da. Aobart Ryer!. An ArrM· lean epy dlkil recalll !twee of tile moet daring explolte ln hhl~. 10:.IO 8 * * "TM Naughty NlnetlH" (1945) Bud .Abbott, Lou Coetello. A MlaaiMIC>PI "'-'>oel ear· ,... garnblllf'I. c:atd allarti• and a couple of nalw tr .. ......... group or dieorunlled lndl- ane and cope with • fiery, dete<mlned wife at Ille ._ume. 2:30 m * * • "Khartoum" ( 19641) Chllf1ton Helton, L.urence OIMef Genetet Charlea Gordon defend• t9th-century SudM from the c-uc:.i '9ligloua Ind· ar. tile Mllhdl CC> •• * "Heidi" ( 11165) Eva-Ma1i• Slnghamme<, Gertrand Mlttermayr A Ill· lie Swta gin fa taken from hw mountain home In the Alp• by her aunt to the city. 2:46 (%)"Somewhere In Time" (1880) Christopher Reeve, J-Seymour Ob---0 with the portrait of • Uhl>- century act•-. a modern- day IWw Y0111 pla't""flgllt -h~ to ....... bed< In time and ,,,... ,_ 'PG' ':00 e * * • "s.lkw Beware" ( 1952) Dean Mwtln, Jerry Lewie. Ledlee learn to be on the toottout wnen a m9dc:ap pair of romanoe- mlnded u ltora go on IMve. ti * * * "Tile De!IWll Onea" ( 1958) Sidney Poi- tier, Tony Curtla Al1., a bleQ men and • wflil• mMI lhackted togethw by the wri.te ~ from • cNin geng, their mulual Inner llatredl ol MCtl other dluo!Ye • **'A "Pony EJ!pr ... " ( t9S3) Chat1ton Heeton, Rhonde Fleming A pair of cowboy hwo.. help to en....-. tf\•t the mall goea througll. 3:30 9 * * * "Sorry, Wrong Number" ( 1948) Batbar• Stanwyclc, Burt l.arlcaat« Al1« ~ • mut· dar ICllel'M, • -la tradled dowtl by Ille klllar ® "Americarl Graffiti" (1973) Ron Howwd, Cindy Wllllema. Faw Celltomt. teen-eg«'I glll a nn.1, noa- talgic gllmpee of hw1oceoc:e on thelf hlgll IChool er adu- atlon nlgllt. 'PO' •:11 I "Death Trllln" '4:t0 * * * "Bandol«o" ( 18") Deen Martin, "- St-art. A men plola to help .. conw:t broth« and 111a gang eecaoe by ~ l1lmeaH -a hengnwl. (%) "Rough Cut" ( 1980) Burt Reynold•. leetey· Atlne Down. 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The Newport Beach Tennis Club is the site of such prestigious events os the 1977 Davis Cup. the Annual Pacific Southwest Seniors Tournament, the Ora nge County Adoption Guild Touma· ment and others. Members. however, seldom find themselves waiting for one of the 19 courts. The Club also boosts o Junior Olympic-size pool, jacuzzi. dining room. and bar. ~ Members frequently toke advantage of tfle attractive tocilltles for private parties. wedding receptions. etc. Other social activities Include bridge, boc k· gammon and scrabble. A limited number of Regular. Corpo- rate, Swim, Associate. a nd Junior Execu tlw Memberships ore now available; plus our new '~NUAL MEMBERSHIP" and "JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP" (12.-16 yrs.). For more Information please coll our Soles Director at 644-0050. 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Two ltlOWgltta heed tor P811a knowing thet "cliernOnda -• girl'• beet LEGEND LIVES ON -Brian Dennehy stars as Buford Pusser, the legendary la_wman who battled crime in Te.nnessee, in the motion picture·for-TV, 'A Real American Hero,' Saturday on CBS <Ch. 2) at 9 p.m. C 1980) George Burna. Suunne ~··· w ...... tlllnOe go wrong. God calle on a llllle girl 10 be Illa -1"'Y ..-etent 'PO' SUNDAY'S MOVIES AUGUST 2, 1•1 .. Cl) "Don't Mi. The Baat" 1::00 CC> "A force Of One" (1t7t) ci-dl Noma, .Mn- ,,.. O'Nall. A ineeter ol the m11111e1 aru embWU on a~ -ch IOf' Iha klllera ol hie edopled '°"· 'PO' {I) "Boo V~.ge. CNtlle Bt_ .. (1979) Animated. Dlrectad by ... Me6endez. Snoopy end Woodlloc:k lollow ueMnge etudent• Cf\#lle Brawn, P~t Patty, Unua end Mllfde on .,, ..,_._filled tOUf of engi.ncs end FrMCe. •o· ..... * "Seilot Bewer•" ( 1952) ~ Menln, Jell) Lewie Ladlee IMrn lo be on me klc*out ""'*' a ~"'*°''-minded .. 11ora go on !NW. CC)* *'h "Tiie Ofownlng Pool" ( 1975) Paul .._. men.~ Woodward. A pttYata ~or la hired by a ..... ~ South9'n oll .....,_ to dlacoY9' the ldeftttty o1 me author o1 .,, lflOl1mln.alJng ...,., . Cl)··~Aoae'' (IMO) Wlllle Nel9on. Oyen Cennon. wtlla on lour. a T•••• country-weatarn .... ~ lnvohed wtttl ttla Mduct .... daugfl- ler ol ..... eldaaldl -"'°'91 he ... IOYea ..... __, ... .._...._.PO. 1u10 a • • Nl.egend or Cougar Canyon" (1974) f"'O ycM'9 bOyl trlSIC*l In a hidden caw coma ,_ to-•-wtdl • 0-.dty OOUOW'· n•• •• ·-n.w111W•" C1tt1l 1<1rt1 ~ AGO- _. toMdUft. In 1143, • Wiii°" ...., of plonelr9 bound tor Oreoon _,... hOetle lncleM. a bUff90 atampade end a ..-a water lt!Mtage alol'O tM tr81l. N'ICUOON (1980) JoMPh Ryan. 0-· tott• Mlehelte Two aavage aquaOs of eMle karate champion• claah lor ,_.end_,,.,,._ 'PG' (I) * * * * "Father Of The 8'\de" (1950) Spencer Tracy. Elizabath T eytor A !ether ••P9flenc4le all of the joya end hMdaChM ln\IOIYed with tM prepa!e- tlone tor Na daughter'• U9CO"*'ll wedding • "Boo V~a.ga. CNr1ie Brown" ( 1979) Al>lmeled Olracted by -MIMndcz.. Snoopy and Woodeloek ~ ueMnge ltudent• a-tie·-· ~mint Petty, U.-end Marcie on en ~Iliad IOU< of Englend end France. ·G' l:IO(%) ··~In Time'' (IMO) Qirtat~ Aaav9, J-8ayn'lolJt 00--0 wllll tM porlfelt of e 19111- 0«'lll.lfY act,.., e modem- ~ New YM playWrlgfll -~to tf.,..i back In tlma end "-' hat 'PO' a:oo • * ...... "Monll9Y Bualnaea" I tt~) Cery Otani, Ginger Roger• A quiet. eb1ent-mtnded ,_ch c:Nmllt cllec0¥- -a "youth formula. .. CID "Mldwey" ( 1978) Charlton Heeton. H«V'/ Fonda. JepaneM end Atnerican mllllety !Of'~ aQU«9 ol'I tor e navel anO _,., t>ettle centered around a Peclfle leland durfng WOttd war II. 'PO' I: 11 . "TI* Gr .. t RMare Bat* Aobber(' (1978) Ian ~. Warran Clari!•. Faedlll radlcall end pro- laaeionlll crimlnaM loin tor<* lo pull ol'I Iha "pat· fleet'' crtma. a:ao ........ "The 8one Of Kelle Eder'' ( tN6) Jotwl Wayne. o-i Martin. Four broth•r• avano• 01e dMtht ol ttlaW parent• end the lol9 d tflalr rend\. e *** "l<Mrtoum" (1tee) CMl1ton t+Mton, '---()tMer. Ganerel Ow* Gordon~ 1~ Sudan "°'" 1M fwlalic:al rallOiOW !Md-., , .._. ....._ UO CC) "A Force Of One" ( lt7t) a.di Morrta. Jeno n"• O'Nell A mu1• of ... mertllll erta ambafti• on•~. MWdl tot the II ... ol hll ..,._.. aon. 'PO' , Cl) "Houey.Ole Aoaa" (IMO) Wiie NeleOn. Dyen eennen. Wtllle on tour. e Texu coutttry--etarn .... ~ lnvOl-..d ,,. ... MduClttW daugh- -ol,. lldlkldl -~ ..... ..,_,. ...,_...flofM ...._'PO' di (18 ''The lnCINdlble Vat- 89' Of 8'99~'' (IMO) MlfNltad. ~ Troy T....,_ and Illa baM d ~ haW e rvn-ln .... '*"· .. ...,. ruler of a -0-undla ••• otty. (Jt"A Pelll In The II.-" (1171) lino Ventura. ~ .... .... ··"'9tur11 Fnwn---~· '"m...,. ~ Quta1apllef l.-A ,._.~~Md .............. OCIMl1 ........... _,...IM ....... ---- twe ..... "°"' °""" ......... 09\ .. • PJ ,.,. 'Cl' •• I - t t I ' l --=-~ -· -=·=-y Pat Marley offers the public more than fine tradition~!= -.........:<= ·="'" ~ men and women's wear. . =:t:=..,_ _ -Antiques decorate the plush two-story shop, as do many • · "' original paintings. Bronzes and woodcarvings compli- ment an impressive variety or items. Part of the plush -r " decorations include antique wood furniture throughout the store. All art and antiq9es are available for ( purchase. _The "attic room" maintains a hearty stock of sale items for both men and women. --... -~ -_=...;:-~--The girt department is very impressive as well as uni--{!" que. =.. ----Ask one of the staff lo accomodate you with a tour of the i::9""-......_ -store _to ,explain the interesting art collec tion a~d .~tiques. 4-:= c.r"'a ,,.. .J _,....,-"""" For TI1ose Who Shop For Qualitv • ../~ · .». -.;I -------.r· -----= -·-~ Jt --, ·-· ;,1 --. ---, ~ h. 1 1 r>ot -\{· / 7 I '{' I ~-· ;.."> . - !:Jl'..F-•~~r:;,,,,~t''-T,r.",T.~ /. -~~~~~ 3565 F.••I Cout Hiflhw•y ~ Corona df'I Mar 675-1850 SMILE! _ .. if you've seen your dentist la tely. If you·re not smiling, don't ·feel alone. At least half the people in Orange County don't see their dentists regularly either. And that's a shame, because modern dentistry has become an integral and comfortable part of total health care. Not only does dentistry play a major role in one's self- .esteem-how you look and feel -but a careful dental exam can often reveal early warning signals of serious problems elsewhere in the body. And it's a fact that dental disease is ' preventable, or at least controllable with regular dental care. Preventive dentistry. practiced in a teamwork manner by a caring dentist and a concerned patient, can result in feeling better, looking better and staying better. So, if you 're one of the 50% in Orange County who hasn't seen a dentist lately and would lilte a free no-obligation refe"al to our kind of dentist, near where you work or live, call the Association for Dental Health {7i4} 730-9565 and. then, SMILE! Good Dental ....... , ••ult• With C• .... ~522 Ch9mben Rd.• Suite 210 • Tuetln, CA 92880 • 11•n»~ GOLDEN WEST FERTILIZER CO. 31 ~ -i For al your s~ and soil nee~s ~ ::> UY THE YARD & SAVE $ $ ~ ll < REMEMBER: There are 27 aeic feet ill I cubic yard! Compare our bulk prices to bacJcpd nunery pricH! Savin9s are ~ ~emenclous! ~ ~ r--------COUPON·-------., ~ 1 Gold W t C st $ 9 O O cullc I 1 en es ompo R~ 1 o.oo . . . . • v.110 1 I CUllC I I Planter Soil R~ 1 ~.oo .... $ 9. 0 0 uao I I I I M h. p T 58 .00 cy~·.•DC I 1 ac me rocessed op Soil .. 1 I Bluegrass Blend Sod R"J. 24' ......... 2 oc s~~~~I I "-------EXPIRES.AUGUST 31. 1981 ------• Ho deUnry c~ on soil loads of 6 cubic yards or more. Phone Orders Accepted Yard Pick·Up or Job Delivery 855-3066 559-40 I I MISSION VIEJO IRVIME . · YARD YARD . . 848-7792 to HUNTINGTON IEACH "S.rvltt9 Quality Materiah in Or~ County Sine. 1957" Fumih ()\\ 11t ·d • Cl/r c,,I Jfr>o1• Ol'l11•i11 fjJ Sen ill(/ Colilur111<1 S111u' 18 79 t.,'\• 11};nJow Co11ering .1 rottt ~acf . Comm P~CiaQ CRestdetttwQ 151-2324 COSTA MESA 2927 SO. BRISTOL (One Block So. of Baker) Cel G9fll. Ille. 2'11U ..... C:-1._. 110. ". ~Mo9ie Guide for the Week ..... <") >. ~ From Pep 3Z >. $30.000,000 In diamond• t'O ·pa· U ~ (8) "Bon Voyage, Chltlle ... u.. O! 0 _, Btown" (1979) Animated Snoopy and Woodatocl< tallow 1xc:l\engl atudent• Ctwwtle Btown, Peppeimint Patty, Unoa end Mwcle on an ld...nlur•lllled tOUt of England and France. 'G' Cl) ··eon v~. CIWlle Btown" (1979) Ankneled Olrected by em Melendez Snoopy Ind Woodltodi IOllow uc:Nnge ltudenll Chlflle Btown. Peppermint Patty, llnut Ind Marcie on an 80"9ntur.llled ICMK o4 England end Franct 'G' 7;00 CC) "l<llt O< Be Kiiied" (1980) Joaeph Ryan. Chet· Iott• Mlchelle. Two aavege 1Qued• °' ..... 1111111 champion• c leth tor r-. and --..tvll. 'PO' cm "The 8luM_ Btotherl" ( t980) John Selulhl. Dan Aykroyd. Two ~ lingo- .,. mlM contend wlttl the CNcaoi> polloe. tM CIA, "90-H!Ule end the U.S Army IO pul togeth« I benefit concert to , .... lot their pwWI 'A' a:ooU ••'h "S.o s. Titanic" ( t979) David ~.Cioni L-=tlmen The COUl'IQI end horrOI 1111t accompanied the most tragic -dlMatar -· the alnklng Of !fie Titanic, It r--.ct. (R) • 'h "Sut\IMI" ( 1978) Peblo Ferf9, Hugo Sllglltz. When I c:Nirteted .,._ carrying 45 member• of • rugby team er_,_ In Ille -.a Andee. the 11 ..,.._. tum to c.W- bellern to obtain food. (ft) "Fetne" (t980) Ir- Car .. Berry Mlllat. S...11 glft.s atudenta .. • New y ortt hiOfl ICtlOol '°' tM performing art.I...,.,._. varloua Mttledla and - OM-. of boCll ~ end ptofeMlonll natur• 'PG' Cl) ''Whet\ Time Rlll'I Out" (1980) Paul Newmen, Wll- !Mlln Holden A IOlle frWI.. gle deYelOpl on • lllWfy opened ltland r11ort lhtMlened by 1111 llCINe ¥0ic:ano. 'PG, e "BNt>ll<et" I '980) Robert Aedtord, YapfleC l<otto. A refomHNndld Wiiden Uf'ICOY«I ..ics.- lpteed corruption when he .,.,. hie newly ~ prl1on po1111g H en lnmete. 'R' (%)"~•In Time" ( 19801 Chtlelopher Aeew, ,,_ Seymour. ~ wltll the poftrtllt of • ttth- oentury actr-. • modern- ctey New YOltl p6a)¥1QM -l'lypfloell to .,..,... bad! In time and"-' her. 'PG' aooea••\41 "81.'-" (117tl CNwtea ·-· J~ lllMet. A IOI'· ,,_ )CIUmllllC It ,.,.. by • ~-,...,to ,._..., .... of lnetlrnlnM- lng ...... In nCfllnga '°' •100.000 (A) CC) •• ,,. • .,.... °"*"*" Pool" ( tt71) Paul ...._ -.~WOo--d.A ,...,_ ... •••111ar•hftd 0y1..-......-non ......... ,,.. ~°'._...,_«an il!Otmll-....... .. CD> "NMrtoM Git*" ( 1NO) ....... Gire. u.;. ,..,. Hutton. A ~ Hiii ..... .._.... ...... ........... ....,.. ... l!JlMloft.'A' -Cl> •• * •. ..,.,_ Oodteo ..,.. ( 1tTQ) Mlfton lrM- ---------------------- HAPPY BIRTHDAY -Lem Siddons CFred MacMurray. left> serenades his boss, John Hughes <Charlie Ruggles> at a s urprise birthday party, while Siddons' wife, Vida C Vera Miles), beams with affection in ·Follow Me Boys!,' a two-part edition of 'Disney's Won· derfu1 World,' on NBC (Ch. 4) Sunday al 7 p.m. Mwlo Puz.o An 11Q'"9 M1flo9o -the blnlera .,._ hil ~ lamlly lite and !fie t\ar9tl reelttlet of hie~ bf.-down •• 1111 1o n1 b ecom• ~ lnvOIYld In the vtoeent wortilng9 o4 oroe- nlnd crime. CI) "The Tin Orvm" ( tt79) Oa¥ld 8-nett, Angell WIN!Nir A arNIM boy with unueuel poMr8 of P«c:.c>- llon reject• polftlCI. human OOIYIP8lliol l9f\lp "'° ....., ldultflOod and WWldw'I MIOIA hit counVy during the bnuttuoua ~ of !fie Hui regtme, r-"-'Y berl(llno 1 toy dtum. 'A' ».ti (ft) "Mldwey'' ( 1978). ~Helton, Henry Fo~a. J8'•1'1•M and Alllel'lcan .... tMy foteea IQUWI off tor • nl\lll and -1•1 b1tti. centered Wound I Pacfflc lellnd during Wortd Wll M. 'PO' t 1:GO CC) "The UM Of 8rlllll" (1879) ~ Qlapman, JoM a-. In 1M fltat oentury, a W1Q11iW It ,.... ly proclelmed • lllMlilll "'° ~the ...ow of ·~,~~ "*" lg9INt hll ---· 'A' 1t:11e • * •'h "Avanltr' ( 1172) Jack Lemmon, Jllllil Mk A con-v1tlw butll~ , .... In kMt wl1'1 ttle ~ ~ d•ueftler of hi• Hid fattlet'amill,..., • 11:IO e ••• "Klllttoum'' (1 ... ) ONttton Heeton, ~ ()Mer, Qener'lll Ctwlell ~ Oefendl '~ 8uder1 frOtn ttle l..elcal ,.....,.,. ..,.. .,.,......., ii * .... "Tiie Coun .... ... (ttM) Denny "•· ~ Jotlnl. A clrcue CIOWll fMIMI ~ "'*' ...... ...., .... °'11• ... ~to ..... •• ~-.. a•• ... .....,..00,. ..,,._ The IOO(" (1111) Don ........... --Wtlln-..._,,,,.\jll • ..,.,,.. ....,. ll'IMrMll .,, ,.. b81N1 tlfMOh of IN Ku 1(11111 ICMn. (")Q CD> ••••• .,,. ~ 1fw'' ( 1tn) .,..,. ·-•• N Pdlo· OHc*f Oy Metloeo -lhe blnllta ~ hit ldyllc lanllty life and the hafM rMlltlll of hit~ breM down •• 1111 1on1 become lncrlllingly lcwolYld In the Ylc>lenl worti 1ng1 of oroe- na*1 c:nm... 11:At ...... "Under- With The l<.l<I<" ( 1979) Don Meredith, .i-Wlln- wngM. All undetcew« F81 IOlf"t inflltratel an ,.,._ blrnl branc::h of !he Ku Klux Klan. (RIO • * * * • "Fet City" c tt721 ai.cy ~. ,,_ 8ftdgM. Olrected by JoM Hu9ton. 8Mld on the nov- 11 by l..IOnlwd Gardner. A ~ bo-atruoglel ~ tM ~I IO make good In hit ptafel. lion. 1t:IO(%)"A Pein In The A-" ( t975) Lino Ventura. JICQI* Bt•I. 1t:AI ....... "8ewltl Of The Wetc:hdog" (18711 Robert Stldl, Swllll Saint Jamee A magazine reportet ln- tlget• llwlMt egalnet • --'-'•'•Ille 1:GO (C) "The Orpf\1111" A young boy retrMll lfllo an inn. world of ~ Ind lln- llter ¥Wol'8 lft« IN llaglc dMttll o4 Illa S*antl. 'A' CJ) "Ttle Wcwtd ta Full Of Married Men" A young r'llOdel dlecoYlr'I the roed to ,_ Ind fortune It pell9d wlltl tun. 'A· 1:40. "8rutN*er" (1NOI Robert l\tdbd, Y8'Jhlt Kotto. A ref«l!l-f'nlnded wardeft ~ ~ ...,_.,...,,...,he ......... ~.....-i p tltOn PMlflf •• an .,..,..... '"' .. (%) .. .....,. c:..t" (11to) lutt Aeynold1, I.~· Anne e>o.n. A 8tltlth aoolllie liln8 -~ tiONI .... ... °"' ot ...................... ll0.000.000 In ~. ''°' t.:81 (C) "A ~Of Orie" ( 1t7t) et.ICill Non1ia. ....,.. ,,,.., O'Nell. A ,_._ d .. _,....,......,.. on a~ ... _, .-dlforfll ..... of .. lldoC*ld eon. ''°' .... CC> • .,,. Ulll Of.,. .. (tt7'1 ...... a.-n. Jdlft c:.... ... ..,.. ., Pl,.,~ ......... and~ the...., of I grMt rellglout mow.. rnent 9glln8t 1'111 ""''"" 'A' (%) "SorMwMre In Time" ( 1980) Chr'lllQC>hotr Reeve. J-Seymour Ot>Mlled ...+th the pottreit °' • t9th- !*lluty actr-. • modern- dey New Yont pjaywtlgllt -hypnOlla to travel bed! In llrne and m.t hw 'PG' MONDAY'S MOVIES a:00 CJ) "ONdmln'• Aoet" ·a· &4'(%)"A Plln In The A~" (1975) Lino Venturi , J1CQU118rel l:OO CC> "Mad-RoM" ( 117t) SlmOM Sq\orll, Claude Dauc>Nn. A ._,,,.. an'• pertmaNty ~ an axlr-lrllll9f«metlon ""*' • ln"°""8I ,,.,..,, In 1 romantle ltflaj, wlllc:fl brldgea two widely dlfl9r-"'9 cultural ....._ 'R' e:IO(J) "Or_.. (t979) Tim MathllOn, &... 8116cety. A YoUf10 bowter hal to 0..COftll 11\My obl1aCW wMe trying to rMCI\ IOI' hll ltfelonQ dreM1 'PG' MO CC) "Our Tlme" ( 19731 P ....... ~ ~· Plriler Stl\l'lllllon Tne "-of two young couple• -Oiied II pf'l\llll 8Choola are c:flllneed """"' -°' Ille glo1a dllcowrl ..... pt90!W'lt. 'PG' Cl) ••• "Scmebody Up ,,_.. Ukw Ml'' (1HI) P.uf ~. PW Moeil Aocll,y On11lllllO, a Nlfw Y0111 ~ boy, tlMa to ·-•• ct•..iou-.. boxer t:IO (C) "lwilft TIMI'' l t8C!Nn ,.WWI, A ~Id orouP of country ctullb•r• .cquit• • ..,,...,. ,.., mefl'lblt wflO 011110•• ""'" up.., !tie~ lllllp.'PQ' tMO (I) "lronoo MV" ( tteot Cllllt ~. 8onclr•. Ladle. A '°'"* etloe ........, "°"' .... ...., ,..... ......... .,,,.,. fiOf"""9 In• WIO W... ....... 'PO' Ryan. The Boy1 tracll 0own • oano o1 tUt lt'llUQ-Oler• wN1e !*ping I dim· Ml lndlctr- 11::JO G • • "S1etr1 Baton" I 1968) Btlan Keltll. Rid< Juon, In the teoc>a. 1 C1t1- lorn11 c111m 1ump1r 11ternp11 to .,,pend 1111 hokllng1 by way of mutder and tenor19tn (CJ "Mid-Roal" ( 1978) Simone S1gnor11 Claude OM.tpllln A wom- an'• pet9onlli1y undltgoee .,.. ••t1-tranalormatlon '""*' alle ln\IOI,.. h«Mlf In 1 romantic 1ttllt Whlc:h t>ridQle l'wO widely dlffet. Ing cultural leYet• 'R 12:00 • • • • "The Pumpkin Eat•" ( lll64) Anne Ban. crof1. Petet Finell A wom· an dlacoveta thll lier IOUt'th hvlband It unfaith· fut, bul decidel 11111 ,,., unt>otn child !Ind her loYI '°' ,,., ~ .,. mot• lmportent . • • • • "Dead RlnQer" ( 11184) a.tie Devit, Kati Malden When h« 11t·io- brothw4n-I-dlea, • lav· am -klllt her twin-. let and a11um11 her .... ,h !Ind poaltlon. 1:30 (I) ••• "Somebody U9 Thwe LillM Me" ( 1958) Pl&ll NewmM, Pier Angell Aodly Grazieno, 1 Hew Y Otil ilum boy, rhlll to lltnl IS I champlonlltlip bour. 2:00 CC) "T11geta" ( t988) Borla K#lofl, Tim O'Kllty. An 1Q1t'G hOtror-tn0\111 '111 trlee to ,_ wflh a mu<· derOUI anlper at I drl.,..ln "'°"" .,_,., D "Touelled By L0\11" Oebor•l'I R11ftn, Olan• ~. "" emotlOnalty dll· lutbecl t-.ge glt1 dewt- oOI • lrietl<llhlp with E.MI Preeley wtltcn CllMQM ,_ life complel .... 'PG' t:OO QI .... ~.Of The Anta" ( t9n) Joan Celine, Robert l.Mlllng.. S.-on 1 ltory by H.O. Welle. Vle- tlml of • FlorlcSa ,..... .. ,... ewlncll« -luted to a temot• ltland ""*'• 1"9y -ettldled by glent, hungryllllll. S:IO G fl• fl "Wiik. Don't ,_,,,.. I 1988) Cety Otani, S-tha Egoar. A mid· dle-4lgad man tr._ to pley Cupid '°' the two young l*JC)ta IM II forced to Uw with during tlll Toltyo ~Tune" (t073) Pamela S4.ll Mll'tln, Peticet 81-. The "-of two young coupl•• enrolled et pt1¥1t• ac:hOOl9 -chllllged ..,,,.., -of the glrlt dllcoYers the .. enl. 'PO' Deedm111't Floll" '0 ' 440 'Ole Ltlugtllng" I 11110) Robby BeMon, CNttea Oumlno. A llOl\gWfttlng c:ab dm. II aided by a amllt monll~ In prO\llng hlmlMf Innocent ot a mutdlf Charge 'PO' .-(t)··~ ROM'' 1 lt7t> 8lr'llOM Signori!, CllUde DlupHn. A wom- en'1 ~ undelgoea M _,,.,,,. trarwbmallon ....... llwol'4I ......, In • tomerltiO .,..., ""*" bflctoee two wldlly dlfter- ~ °""""'--'"' t:aO (JI) ''eroftoo 89(' ( 1HO) cw ~ IOndr8 LocQ, A ~Mele ........ "°"' .... ,,..., ........ .. dNMI .. ,.. '°"'*IO In • Wld w. .,_,'PG' lofmlng In I Wiid W .. t anow 'PG' 8:30 0 **'Jo "The Young W1tlofd" (19751 Ollvet Tol>IM, Mld\MI Gotnatd A youno ieaci.r un41" Mii· e<al tribe. Into a fighting unit 10 combll the Suon1 7:00 rC) "Swim T.wn" Stephen furll. A patnl)9red groui o f country clubt>eri ac;qulre e OOtO-OUI n..,, member who ch1rge1 lhem up lor the cllernplo(I mip 'PG' (Q) "belpe from Ale•· traz" ( t979) Clint Eut wood, Patrlcll Mc:Gool\ln A llardened convict retutned •f11t hl9 f11 St ~ ftom "the Roell,' plant 10 t>teak out llQlln 'PO CZ) "A Pein In The A·· ( 19751 Lino Ventura, JecqoMBtel a:«> 8 *fl• 'Jo "Aral>Nque" ( 1988) Gregory Peck, S09flll Loren When an Amerlcen ptofeuor In Englllnd II kldflltpped, aid ~ In the fOtm of a myaterlou1 woman who 11 the mlllr-of an Oil mao- flllte G••'Jo ''The~· tlon Of Trotlky" ( 19]21 Richard Burton, Ar.In Delon The mental turmoil and lntenM dllenn4nallon of .,, .......,, INCi 10 the lu1 d9Y1 of the Ruaai1n revoiuOonaty INder • ** "Uf0'1:1t H11 Begun" (1978) Oocumen· laty. GoYwnmenl agen11 and lcientlltl dl11cun I he lncldenta of UFO eigllllng9 of put and pt-t fl "T oudlld By Love" Deborah R11fln, Diane ~. An emotlonllly dlt- turlled I~ girl dew!· ope 1 lrlend9fllp *'"' Elvhl Pr..i.y wtlidl dlanoM ,_ Nie completely 'PG' .. _., 9 fl fl~ "The Shoc:lclng M ... Pllgtlm" (19•7) Betty Grable, Didi He}'lnM A -enoc:k• the wot1d t>y becoming the llrat of her MX to mutet Ille type. ..,,..., keyt>oerd ('%) fl fl fl * "GrMt EJlpec. lltlont" (t9•7) John MUii, V.._le Hob.on BIMd on the atory by Ctllllee Olc:k· ene. A yOUt10 boy'a Mte 11 deeply lnnu.noed by • chetlce encout1tet *'"' en ~P"-* 9:00 •••• "The Dove" (19741 Joeeipn Bottoma, Oeborlll Ralfln. A young man llnda ,_ while Mlllng etound the world 9 flfl "NoPl-To Run" (1972) Hw9Chtl .,.,. netdl, lMry HtlOll'*'. An 0tph1n and 1111 gr and fl• ther flee !fie -try ..,,,.., euthorltlea refuM them permlMlon to llw tog9ttl- !> "Ffldey TIM t3tll" (1980) 8etl'/ PIHMr, Adti- .,_ King. The reooenlng Of .~ c.mp, doMd 20 )'9WI .... .,,., ttvee muf'detl, 11tf9Ctl • \llndlc:- 11¥1 klll., who knllH UftlUIPldlng l-Soget9 'R' ® "8t°"°° Blly" I tHO) Clint £M1wood, Sondra Loch. A former lhOe lllelmln ttom New JerMy rllllal hit dt.-n of pw· IOl'"*'O In I Wltd WMt lflOW 'PG' (Q) ''lob~ Jo And The Outl-" (tl7t) Matjoe GoftNt. Lynde Carter. A c:er tiop ...., .... 10 be • country tlnoet and a ........ IWltlClllr wtlO ~ ..... -Ttle l(ld !NII• • pd\ IOfOM Ille ~·"' Cl) "or.net'' (tt19) Tit!! ................. el)' A~ bOWMr NI to .,.,..~ ~ oe.tadem ...... ~to,.....'°' 11111 ~*---'N' ---~---·....... (1tl0) .. I I ' I The Junk ••~!!!!!!!!!!?!!!E---..-..Business Some years ago while addressing the Centra. 1ndiana Floor Covering Association, an industry spokesman. Walter Guinan said : "Too many people in the floor covering industry are convinced the public only wants to buy "junk carpet." We're afraid that you might also get this impression from the ads which specify unbelievable low prices. Investigating these ads will determine one of two things -either the carpet IS JUNK. or they will try to sell you something more expensive! We don't sell junk at Alden's, but we do have quality at competitive prices. and the best installation in the county. 55 • ' ' • I I ~Movie Gulde for the Week ,_ (") -------------~ -------- ..?-~ From Page 32 ftmlly and h•~ tot .._.. Locu A 10<~ shoe aai.man from ~ Jersey rMllzM hia drNl'l't of p«- lonnlng In a Wiid WMI 11t1ow 'PG' OI 10:10 (Q) (J) "The GOdlat,_, .3 Pan II" I 1974) Al P.crno, > Aob.n Duvall Mk:haet I-Coneone auu..-hit tat• lather.. lhtOfMI and power .. ha bacornet lhe ,_ !>Md of ,,,. Malla. finding prot>lema wilt\ rlval lac- llOnt and the law through- out Illa ralgn. 'R' (I) "Rougtl <A.II" ( 1990) 8ur1 Reyno!dt, Les .. y- Anna Down A 8rllllfl sociehla lur• .,. intern ... !loner jeWal lhi.f out ot raor-1 10 IMMp lier at.., $30,000,000 111 dlamond• 'PO' tt:OO(CJ "The T--.t"(197T) Roman Polanlkl, ltal>ella Adjanl A men rants an llC)llf1rnant "'"'*• • prevl- ou1 tenant commlltad aul- dda and bacocnM I*'• nold about 1111 nalghbou. 'R' tt:.aO "~Ttla U.-" ( 1977) Undaay CrOUM, Jeff Ooldblum. The 91alf rnamt>e.-of an "under- ground" Boeton nawtpe. per heve vanooe romantic: and journ•lllllC ancoun1er1 with .ad\ other and ,.... tubjactl of tMiit 11onaa 'R' 12:00 • * * "The Slngltlg Hll" (1941) G4w'9 Autry, Smiey lkirnatla. A young gift wanta to Mii an WletltlflOe and • band of r enc:het'I try to k-c> Iha !Md 12:IO (B) "The Awalranlng" ( tNO) ChatllC>f' H•lon. Su1annah York An arehM01ogltt'1 daughter ~ poa-..d by Iha ~t tpirl1 of .,, anci.nt Egyptian q- 'R' (Z) "Sol'Mwnllfa In Time" ( 1990) etwi.topnar ~. J-~o~ wllh the por1r9't of 1 19ttl- oeritwy aclt-• moder~ ~ H9w YOf'll playwr!Oht u-~ 10 trevel bedl In tJma and ,_. '* 'PG' 1:00. *'A "W....,Jambo- rw" (19381 Gana Autry A cowboy ~· -Ind ot--OYtleM Illa punlthment they had com. Int tottlern t: '°. *. "The Double MM" (IHI) Yul 8tynnaf, Stitt Bllllnd A CIA toent Oleoo¥wa R4Mlen toent1 plOttiflO to ,..,._ 111m ...nn • rnefttal end pti)'l6eal dOu-... 1:tl. * * "Hoelt!QM" (IM3) U.. ,...,_, Amiro de Cordova. Durlng WOr'ld W*1 U, -al "*'1bllf9 of "'-CPoh , .. ,".,_ art . lt"8n ,_ •• by Nam In rataletlOn for Iha ~Ill of one ol IMlr GOl!lj)Mrlota. 1:IO 8 a** "11'1 A Wonder· tut Ula'' (t .. 7) J~ $t.wwt, 0onne "9td. A ma11'1 guardla11 angel, dhlertt 1111'11 "°"' tulCldll and ltlOWll 1111'11 .... hll 2:30 CZl "A Pein In TIMI A-·" C 197&) Lino Van1ur1. J1c:quae8ra1 I: ti fC) "hr~1" I 1968) Borl8 r<arlOH Tim O'Kally An 11g1ng hon or-mOVla alt/ trlat to reason wltll 1 mur- derous antper 11 • drlva-ln movie theetar 4:00 ZJ "Rouoh Cut" (19801 9url RaynolOt, L••i.r- Anne Down A 8rtllltl 1oc1a111a lur• an 1n1erna- 11ona1 ~ 1111e1 out ot ratlr-1 10 help her llMI '30,000,000 In OlamOnOI 'PG' 4:30 CCJ "Fnoay Tha t3th" (19!0) 8et1y Pal~. Adri- anne King The r~ of a --c;amp, CloMd 20 year• MTllllf anar th<• mutdarl, atttac:ll a Wldlo- llva ltlllar who knit•• UNUtC)eellng l-·8Qllfl 'R' Cl) "8ronco 8111y" (!HO) Clint Eastwood, Sondt• Lodi•. A for~ lhoe .-.man from New Jerwy rMlina,.. d<-of per- IOfmlng In a WllO W•I "'°"''PO' AUCM.9T 4, ltl t ti00 ct) "So!Mwhara In Time" C 1HO) CMatoC)har Aa9Ye, J-~.o~ with Iha por1tal1 of t IOU.- oeritury aetr-. a modam- Oay H.w Y ort. playwflgllt -hypnoell lo lrlWI bedt In time and -her 'PO' t:aoct) ••"A "Adam'• Wom- wi" ( 1972) 8-1 9rldgea, John Mlli. A wrDf'gly ltnprlaoNO Nllor •llem(>ll to win '* r..._ by mw- '}'ltlg M lnlluantlal woman t:OO Cl) * •. ,., .... Any Gin" ( 1969) Shlrlay Mael.aloa. Oe¥iO NMW1 Job and ~ l>anO..f\Untlng OCClUPY Iha time of • girt ,_.., atrtvtd In .._ YOl1C City. l:aG (C) "Up Rlwf" A Vo""ll ~~lnvol\lad In • life. and-cSMth atl'llQOMI wtlh • golcl-hungly llnd baron. 10:00 Cl) •• ''The Coralcan BrOlhllfa" (19e0) o.ofltay I-torn•. Jean 8trva11 8ued on a llOYoel by Alex- lf!der Du1Ma. A p!llt of twlnl plot ,.....,. llglllntt llltlt ,~. llk- 11:00 •••'A .. ~·· Cow" (1948) lAO Oorcay, HUnQ ..... flla ~ Boyt NI off on tM ttall of ·~·lf'llUOOllnO O*IO 1 t:IO G *lo+ "The WO!Mn bt•r" (1959) Oaoro• ~.Vera Day A "'*"' Engllell ac:itntlet .. ~· a mytttarlout South Amatlea11 plant Iha• ., raqulttt ftm• ftMfl IOI' 81 .. ....,_, AllU&:IOOM llOIMIOWl'I -*I be llkt II ha-•-bom-.... •*'-'"Nde~ CC) ''The"'",.. Mufi. v...-•· I t ... I Qlualc ctl" (197&1 Cindy wi.-. C-., MlcnMI flWltllt. ~ Kll'IWNt A ~ A ....,_ IM'lt• .... and.out tr~ orr>-,...,.,. on-•°"'.._ ck.cer plane to apatk Ill*'-1lllflO •ttadled Md rOllfled ... In 11111 leleet prOftGl by 1111'11 ..,., Ille ..... ,.faeted ltaglng H OOfl'IC)lataly kl the htm. . nude .• ,_. •••• "8argeant .. Cl) "Jok• My Foll• Never """lfdOe" (IMO) Jeffrey '°'°Ma" Pl•yt)Oy 9unn1ea 1-tu111er, Co11etanca and ..... ltlou .. P.t1 11C1 TOMWa.. ANt tltlng abcMI °"' ~)Oil• and 11111• Illa ...... ~. • .,.. c:ev.ity offlclar ~ 1:91. • ** .. ....,....... -"" rllP* and lftllrdtr II (t~tcott.-·oi.-;;;---~Clefwldlld ~ .. ""*'°' .. &.rllD NI •••1 • ...,---....,_,_......... 1W(C)••"··~··w..i- BRUSH WITH DEATH -Kathy Morris (left) sits with Penelope Milford, who will portray her in 'Seizure: The Story of Kathy Morris,· a dramatic special based on the true story of a young singer's·closeness to death following brain surgery. The special airs Tuesday on CBS <Ch. 2> at 9 p.m. an" ( t972) a.au 8'1dgM, JOhn .Miiia. A wrongly lmpfllOnad tailor a11amp11 to win Illa r..._ by mar· ry!flO an lnfluentlal ""°"*' 1:30 CS)** 'A "Mil Any 0111" ( 1959) SNttay Macl.alN. David Nhl9t\ Job and hue.- band-hunting occupy Iha Urna of a glt1 MWty an!Yad tn New York City. ~."Wholly M-'" CtHO) Dudley Moo.ta. Latalne Newman In l>lbl- cal [Gypt ....... Pf"opnal "-*' Harec;MI .. _ droe>a on • dMM convar- •llon with U-end dacJdM Ila mull be Illa OM lo teed hit peopNt OUI ol Ila_.,. 'PG' t:10 CC> a** "Heldt" (INS) Ev•Matla SI~. O«trand Mitt-yr. A Ht· tie a ..... glr1 i. lakar'I from het 11'\Wntaln home In Iha AJc>e by II« tunt 10 Iha ~ ;r ••• "Move 0-. ~ .. (1813) Dorta Day, J.,,_ Gamer Returning trom • ptana crUh .._, )'9llfl .,. •• wtr. dl9cov- ... that het Mblllld i. ltlOUt to,_.,.,, a:.ao • • • ~ ""9lltlght9f I" ( f9") Jolin We~, Kath• Me ~ A batld of c;ou.. 't10f0119 l\rellohlert battlM • 1peotacular oll·wtlf ...... (I) ...... ,_,_. .. "°'Y Cflllourl. ¥olot Of Oofl l(nocta Pw.on ..._. o•rd ~ ow111 an II~ lllUla llA!Md ~ wttll wtlorn ha hi at>•• to eommunlci•t• *OUOh mental telaCIMllY 'PO' ... (C) "Up,.,.,..,.~ ptoi,_ "-"" tnvolllad ff1 1 llf...nd-dMlh 1truogla wltll • OOIO·hunQt) ltJnd berOOt .... * * * "lilletlltWrly RM" (11711) "an ..._d, Jaclt Elam IMed on Iha lfory by Martt T...., A ~ boy llld • ""'"'9Y ..... beOome ""'°'*In. ... ..... ._ .. 11111 ........ 1>- • plR....,onarall l((IO (J) * * * ''T-Waatca In Mottler Town" (1H2) l(lrll Oouglal. Edward 0 Aol>- lnaon. A m~ actor t1nd1 happln-In 111 aMletant producer'• tot>. UC). "Who S. I CM'I Ride A Aalntlow!" C 111t) Jacll '°"OmWI. Norma Fr~. The careta6ter of • Gr_,. wlGfl VIiiage pony farm f1ca1 eviction by an ~,..,•••ta agent wno WMll 10 bullO • lllgh-<IM on tht fatm'a IOI ' ·o· 7:00 (Q) "Ona .k*e Too Many" (INCi} Oerrldc O'Connor, Gafy l'tolton. A lktlllh youth'• plat! to foof the pob by ataglng • f_..• llnllng duftnO • IOOC« tMle ~ beckllr• on'*"· (%) "Pretty a.by'' ( tt19) Keith Carredlnt. 8'-ook• Shlalda. A WOtld Ww I l)hologrlC)flet Otcldaa 10 mtrry th• adolt1ean1 CUluglltet of a 11roa1ttut• In the UAad Ugflt Olttrict" of New OttMnl .,_. ~CC> ••• "Heidi" c 1115) Eva·M.,ta ~. o.tranO Mttletllllyf A Ill· Ila 8wlll girt It ...... "°"' htr ~ llOfM In tht Ajpt by het 8Uf1t 10 Iha .. ; *** "Tht""-Mullt....,e'' (lt74) OllWlt Reed, ~ Weloll In 17~tury Franca, '"'- dMflfng ~---ooma to IN Md of l(lilg lOIAI XIH wllafl they ltllffl that .. cr•fty c..,tc, C•rellnal ~. It llttcNng • nealy plot agalMI lllm •••'-t "~The 8-mud• Trl*"91e" ( tt16) ,,_ MatGMurr-. Donne Mllll. A t91"9CI bu._ men IOMt flla l..olnaUorl wfttl tM lennl* T~ ~hit II~ efld lrtenda ,,.,.,. ,... on • l ··-•••"'"-............... Klllet" ( 1973) l<atl Maid41n. Cllrlatophar Mllchum Saathlng wttll hoatllily o~or Na tathllf'a dMltl ~· before, • young man aeta off on 1 mllllon ot ravanga pur...ad by • rai.ntleM ··- (if.* "hyond Ballaf" I 1976) OocumanllfY Van- ous man1tea1111on1 ol 11141 paranormal. Including 11111\ llaallng, ralnc:arnauon 1nd lelap•thy .,. 1ludled (HJ "Coar Minar• o..;g11- 1ar (1980) Sluy Spae.1<. Tommy LM Jonee Based °" Lorett11 Lynn a au10- btography A young g1r1 from II poor tamlly In rv<al l<ar'll uc:lly ,,.., rlal • mocil older loetl boy wllO angj.- ,_, lier rlM lo a1111oom in the mullk: lndullry 'PG' 0 "Who!ly M<>Mtt" ( 19801 Ouolay Moor• Laraine Newman In blbM· cal Egypt, a talM ptopnal named HtfllCllet ea.,.._ dr<>91 on • Olvlna c;onllllf- NllOn With M<>Mt and daeldal he mutt be Illa one to read 1111 people out ofN-V.'PG' &:ao (Q) "Where The 9'1ff alo Aoam" (1980) 8111 Mllfray, Pater Boyle Joornallll Hunter S TllompaOn - hie Ul'IOf1hodo• reporting tac:hnlquae to c:cwer - of Iha major poAtleal and IOdaf -II of Iha late '809 end atW1y'70.. 'R' 9:008 ***"The Wind And The Lion" (19751 SNn Connety, Candice 8etgan An lnlamatlonal Incident oc;cur1 when • Moroccan IMdllf kldnapa WI Ameri- can tamlly Ind Teddy Roo- ......, ~• call out the tn.nn.. to raaeue them. CC)• •'A "Adam'• Wom- .,,.. ( 1912) Beau Btidgaa .• John Miiia A wrongly lmptiaoned ullOt 111an19t1 10 win hie ,._ by mar- rying an lntluantlal woman (%)"The Tln Dn•tn" I t979) Otvid Bannan. Anott• Wlnlllllf A amall boy with unuaiel P<>W«• of parcap- tlOll tai-:11 pofltlca, human eompanloftltlip Ind .-adulthood ano wander• about 111• eounlry dwlng the llH'nUlt.-~ of the Nut ragim.t, ra1tlelal)' ber'Qlno a toy dt\llft 'R' ~ (J) "Ha Knowa Vou're Alona" ( 1teo) Don SCMdl· no. Caitlin o·~. A ptyelloClc murdal'• ttalk• •llrtcl!Ye ~ btldaa-to- ba, llianlly and lathelly lilathlng thal• draame of wedded bl!M. 'A' • "°'*" Ttle* Pony" ( 1HO) PIUI Simon, Blalr 8nlwfl, A ~er Ptrlounw II pnltN'td by ~ around him to drop hie l¥t of rnualo and Mlt4t aonoe tllet can btlng 1111!\ bed! to the top 40 'A' t0: ti C8) 0'0h Oodl 8oolt II" ( tHOI Oao•o• 8urn1, ~ Ptaahatt•. God return• to Earth •nd cllOOH• an lllnocant )'OUllO Oltt 10 tj)f'Md the rnauao-111411 Ha attll ..... ttlOu9fl Illa ....... onl)' '*'°" wno un tctu-f/1!1 ... l'tlm. 'PO' 1 ,. CC) ,, ,.....,., °" Preclnat 11" (ttft) Auatln Stol!•. 0titW Joa40n. Pollotmaft .no oonvtct• •• lorotd to toil'llOOM'* .. ~•· t-· OtnO "°"' OOlll-l*ttaly ~ • pofica 9tlllon. 'A' 11:80(%) "Aouelfl Cul" (!Hell Bun ~noldl, L .. i.y • AnM Down. A lrtlllh tOC:iallt• iur.. an ,,,,.,,,.. ltonal _., thief out of ~'to help 11at ,,.., '30.000.000 In ~· •It()' tt:• • "UMd care" CIHOI l<Vf1 ~. JKll WWOetl A .... Iha _.,., of I Mn- l~ -af\09 ... 1111 If)' 10 00"'*' uo from Inheriting Illa bu.._ nMa 'R' I t:46 (OJ "e.t Ami" 119711) Harry ~· A reporter cover •no an erouc an allOw 11 l>'JtlkJadeO lo join the run loving SltH ol PlayllouM m11gutna 12:00 9 * *..., "Viva Mat1al ( 1966) Brlgllte Bar dot Jeanne More1u An lrlth orphan and a 91ngar chem pion the cauM or Sourn Amar1ean paaKntl U 9 * *'> The Odena Fite" ( 1974) Jon Votglll Ma.x1m1llan Schell A diary left by an .. de<ly JIJW wtlO died In a Wllftlma concen 1raoon camp 1nlC)lr" a Germtn 1ournof11I 10 unOanak• • rMntlan one-man Niu1 hunt (R) 12:20(HJ" AnOJuahcafor AU ( 1979) Al PaeinO, JllGI< Waroan An ldealltlic lllw· yer hN trouble coc>lno with the l,,_..ty of Illa Amert can tudlelal l'fllam R' 12:30CC) .. t900"I19771 Aobef1 Oellflro, a.raro OapatOlau S.V.Oty ~ 01 11.itsn aoclal and potiuca t changM er• -through I Ila ayM of two unllllaly belt tflande 'R' ($) • • • * "The OoOla- thllf" ( 1972) Matton Bran- do, Al PIGlno. Directed by Francia Ford Coppola 8...0 on Illa n<Mll by Marlo Puzo An aging Mltioeo -Iha bllftletl bet-1111 ldyillc: tarnlly Nie and the hW'lh rMlltlaa of Illa bu.--braalc down as hit 1on1 become lnc<autngly tnvotvecl In the violent llllOfl<lng• ot orga· nizadcrima 1:00 .. a * ·~ "Eaeapa Of The BlrdrNn" (1971) Doug McCluta, Chuck Connor• Prllle>netl of -plan lo build a glider and I081 10 mites to freedom In Swtt- 1erlanO 1:30 g) * tll ·~ "Tiie Vlllt" (19641 tnor1d S..gman. Anthony Quinn A -ellhy woman ofter• • oenarou• andowmant IO her home town It Iha rHldanlt agr• to mu<dllf her fonner loY- er. Cl"ThaHaarM" (%} "aon-n.ta tn Time'' C tHO) Ctvllllophllf Reeve. J-Seymour Otl....ad wllh the portrait of • 19111- c;entury act•-· a rnodam- day New Yen ~IQM u-llypnoala to travel bad< In llma and ..... tier 'PG' 2:2S 8 "Multlgan'a St-" (t9n) ~anca Pr-- rnan. Etlnor Oonanua. A hlgll ldlool eoecl1 t•• In 1111 lllter'1 tour etlffdran along with Illa wlf• •nO llw• CNldran 2!,._ 8 * * ~ "Action In Ara- bla0' c 1944) George Sand- er•. VltglfU 8niee. DuMg World Wat II, a reporter aapoaaa a Nul plot to gain Nab~ 2:to8 **'A ''SMrell For SuMval" (Jl12) Doeuman- tary C-• ~ follow tunofe and ptaffle Cl- llHM of North~ 811<1 A4'Sltatla In tf\atf ,...,,. ... ~tlor-IW. l:tfW''Thalln Drv<n'' C19791 David 8tnn.tt, A~• Winkltr A amllll boy With unutuei powwe of ~ llon ........ PG'ltlca. llum8ll c:ompanlol latllp and ..,.,, aduflflOOd and Wlf\WI at>ovt '* country dul1nO the tUf'llVlt~ yMl'I of Iha HQ reglrM. ,..,lttely b8flOlno a tot drUfl'I • "' 1:ao (I) "loll v~. Cllatlle .,._, .. (1t7t) Animated Ollaottd by lill ~ l"°°9Y and WOOCS.toell IOllow PdlMOA •tudlnt• Chartla llfown, ~mlllt Patty, l.lnw and Mllfctt on an ~ .. Nied 104W OI lllOltrMi and,.,..,.. ·o· 4'tt• *"' ''Wtletl~ ,. 37 5ignature of a Master ... As Distinctive as Where it can 6e, fount£ TH er Leading Distributor of fine Art Offices: 6934 Sth Avenue, Scottsdale, AZ 8525113'24 Via Oporto #7, Newport Beach, (714) 67S-o647 (above Lido Bookshop) wr.<1-• •"'3....., ~ •• Q ·"'OW • mll6A ' t' • • (:)I ~r tut!<l1CI~ llA ""\ J .., tifl M>oiU>f)I ~ -----.-,..:• ..___ _.__ -. -----·- I -. ~Movie Gulde foi the Weell ,,... (') ------ ---- >-3 From Pa&e 3t : -.~~->-A county ~or le ~ being bl*llunalled and ·;:::: ll'MM1 cMc:lde '*-atay. ~ Ing In ofllce or UW10 ... a> deught• ffom ~· 0 _J 0 0: WEDNESDAY'S MOVIES AUGUITll, 1t11 EVINNi aG0 !HJ "The OrMI Santini" ( 1979) Robart Duvall, BlytM Danner. A ~ and-ready Marina C«pa offlcar tacee clomeatlc bllt- u.. w'*1 ha tn.. to ~ 1111 "'*-Y ldM6I on Illa famlty. ·PO' Cl) ••• ··The Aaphatt Jungle" p950) 8tarllng Hayden,"-~. Tha poloa -bllftlad by • crlmlnal mHtarmtnd'• half~ robbery. ~CC) • * ..... "&noadOon" ( 1954) Gane Kelly, Cyd Chari.... Two fri.nd1 tlumble ~ 8l1glldoon. • ¥tllaga In tM 8eottllll lllQll- lande. wNcill oom. to ... tor ..... dey _., 100 (%)! ••• "Oreal Elq)IO- latlont'' 11947) JoM ..... \/alatte Hobaon. 8eMd on the atory by CMrtea [)Id(,. -. A young boy't ... le da.pty lnlluMoad by • ~ ancount. wttll an ~priloNr. a:oo •••• ''WlliMwr Hap-'**' To Al.ft Mott?'' ( tMt) GwaldlM Peta. Autll Gordon. .... i.rn- lng thel aha kllad '* .... band In "*'· • -contlnuel 11.-ng 10 hide Iha lnlttl. • * •• "Oocf• Uttte Aoe'' 11968) AoMr1 Ayari. Aldo Ray. &.ad on the story by Enltlne Celdwal. A gt.ady Georgia ,.,_ foroN llilaon910~ hil entire property to looll lorgold. • • • "UFO Eltc:Mlllle" (1979) ~tary. A lo«* at ~ purport- ing tl'la vlllletlon Of .-ro- l\IUtl from olhar planlCa. !HJ "The Outlew Jowt w..... ( 1978) Clint East- wood, Bondre ~ A man~an~ wllen • rultlleN • band of Union~ deltroy9 Ille 8outtwn lann and 11111 Illa wife and eon. 'PO' {I) "Oii Oodl 8cldt II" PHO) George 8um1, 8-PlllhMI•. Whan 1111nga oo wrono. God ~ on a llttle girt to be Ille I~;:;... 9:00 Cl) • *~''TM GClldan Gata Murdetl" (lt1t) DevldJ-.~ Yorti. A daMc'tl\lla and I nun •-"" to prow tl\8l Ille death of a priMt i.med • IUldde .... ICN-- ~. -al,,.,,.,, (A} Ci:> ••• ,. "The Mackin-'* Man" (1873) Peul ,..__,, Domlft6que len- de. 8llMd on • nowi by o.mond ._..,, A lrtlWI Int...,_ ..,.,. and .. --ooflol1 -'°'* to cope wttll .,.,.. llOt"11 and ~a 1111 on "*' ,,....,,.. 10 ~. -,_,....,,, (%) "lomewMI. "' TllM" (IMO) Clwtatopfl8r "-'-· Jana~.~ .ttll ""' portr.it of • 1tttl- oantwy ~ • l'llodiltn- dcy New YOttt pllrM'lght ""' ~ to tnwel .,.. In time and !MM her. 'PG' --·h~M''L.,nda A young~ -mil• • ..._ of bizarre murdtn ....,, evll b-cm on • troplcal taland tab ovw her mind and -.it. 'R' 10:00 cm ··ni. Nude llotnb'' ( 1MO) Don Ademl, S)'Ma l<rlttel. 8ec:rwt llGlnl ..... wall Stnar1 ,_ Illa ~· dang«Ol4 ~In an ardl vllleln wflO piMW to leuf'Cfl ,,..... that .. dllrobe the antlr-• human populatlOn. 'PO' (l)"JID TheRlpper" ( 1HOI lM Pallaraon, Eddie &yn.. A ftandleatl madmarl ellldaa Scottand Yard whla oonduc11ng a grWy _.,, CNNda to allmlna .. proathllllon. 11:00 CC) "Targata" ( 1MI) 8otla Kertofl, TWi O'K.ty. An aging honor-mcMt ltar tn.. to ,,_, wHh a mur- ~-.,,..,., at • dr'-111 movie~. CID "The ar.t SantW' ( 1979) Robert Duvall, 8lytlla O.W-. A r~ lndoftldy Marine Colpa aftlcar --~batUll wtlerl he tn. to ...... Illa mMary ldMll on Illa f..-nlly. 'PO' (%)''Haw F\lftl'Y Cen S.. Ba?" ( 1t78} Olanc:atto Olennlnl, .._. Antonall. 11:11 • "Smoaer And The Bendit II" (1NO) lwt ,_.,_ no6d1, Jadd• Glauon. ~ llutord T. Ju9lloa Cllll In Illa two ...._. bro41\an to 9'GP • rtidred bOOttaooar. the 8-llt, ffom 1tt1n1porttng a baby elapNnt. 'PO' 11~ cm "06orte" I ttlOI Gana Aolitandl. JoM Adema A tormar Own moll ~ IM proWalor of an orlJMned 6-yeat-dd Puano Alcefl targMed by .. ui• wortd tor Iha It lfortnellon ,,. cerTtel In • ~~.'PO' 11:GO ••••• "The "'*1· mant" (1te0) Jedi Lam- mon. ~ MaclAIN. Hoc*lll to gee • Pl omotJon, • young .,__ man llrMla Illa apartment to --~ 11:IO Cl) * * * -0. Family NobOcty Wanted" (1976) Sltlrlay Jonat, Jama• Olaon. A mtnleter and Ilia ... edopt 12 c:H6chn "°"' ~ ettlnlc ti«*• 9!_oundl.{A) ~''TN Stunt Man" (1910) Pater O'Tool•, 8t-AalllMcll Wanted by IN poloe, I dlaturtlad "*'*"" ....,.,. !Inda an "'*"-he¥9I on • mcM8 Ml wlW'I a WOtld War I 8J)6o II being filmed. 'A' 11:41. * * * ''TM Family Nobody Wanted" (19761 Shirley JonH, Jama1 Olaon. A ~ ll'ld Ilia ..... adopt 12 c:Hlclran "°"' ~ etMlo .... ~(Rl 1t:AI (%) "Aouoft CUI" C 1te0) 8uf1 "9ynold•. IAalev· A~ OoM\. A Bl'llltl\ IOdtllte """ Ill\ lntatN-Donal ..... ...,, out of 14llil••11t1 .. to llllpher ..... UCl,000,000 In dlMIOlldl• 'PO' 1l:tl ••• *. "The OOclt9o .,_.. (117a) Melb> .,_ do, N Pec:lfto. Dnoted by Francia Ford Coppofa. 8aeecl on tM flOlllf by Marlo Pu1o. An eolt'O Malloeo ..... beman .,......... .. ldyllo lamlly ... end the '*"' ,....... °'hie~.,, .. down •• hi• tone llKoma lno'MMI~ ll'lvoi-t In IN ~ worttlnga of Ot09' '**'Ctlma. 1•• ··~ .. ·~My Wlta" (1170) IJllott Goukl, 8Nftdl Y..-o A )'O'#'O ..,...., ...,. '° ...,...,.._ " TEAM LEADER -Mariette HarUey stars as the experienced leader of a team of female flyers who take o n c hallenging assignments on both sides of the enemy lines during World War II in 'The Secret War of Jackie's Girls,• on NBC's Thursday Night at the Movies (Gh. 4) at 9 p.m. ~ bored wlttl '* )ot> and family. 1:to. *•~"State FMr'' (1te2) Pat 8oone. lobby Denn. A flrnlly of lour beCOllle anlanOled In meny ' probtama at tM annual MMafelr. 1•• ••• "WldlaTha Wind" (11117) Ame ..... nanl, MflltOrrt Quinn. Trou- ble ~ when • young men , ... 1r1 low wftlt IM -.... Of Ilia guardian. Cll "1<11 Or .. Klled" (IMO) Joaeph Ry9n, a-- liotte Mlciflela. Two -. equad• of ellte lcaral• ohamplont cluh for ,.....,. Ind~ 'PO' l:At (%) * •• * "GrMI bpeo. tatlonl" (1941) Jolin ..... v...,.. Hobaon. 8eMd on tile ecory by CMrtae Dick· .,_, A young bo(I ... II • da.pty tntlullftcad by • otlarl08 anooum. wllfl an llCtpad prteon.. l:tO. tr* ''The VanW!lng Land" (1173) ~t• ry. The people of 1'19111• dlep/ily their tenedly and atrwiQth of w111 tn tile bante to calw out .... tor ,...,.,.. ....,.. In Iha bitter wfldrer~ .,... of ... Nor1tt. ........ "Aoeome>llCI" ( tMe) Alcflard Arten. A ~ ,, ... to find • WOftllll'• INlllnO huMliand arid find• .. -·· ----lnlteed. ... * *. 'A''OownNI ,_.,.. P ... > "°'*' "90-toro. tUll9 Madtman. Aa • r...rtot~an Amarlean '111 bUlft baco~ 1n Otymplo cr...nplOn (J:)"A,_OfOna" ( 187'8) ChuCllt NMl'le, .Hn- nltar O'.... A 1N11ter Of Ille "*1lel 111• 9fllberk• on • rewnoa-motlllated -oll tor tlle lcllatl Of Ille edopttd IOf\, •PQ' THURSDAY'S MOVIES P ...... M Manln. Parle• s~. The._°' 1wo young couple• antollad .. prMte ldloc* -dlellflld wtlerl -Of tM gfr1I dllooWrl IM le l)f9QMflt. 'PO' .. Cl) "0.--" (1979) Tim .. ..._. &.en ......... A young bowter hM to -inany obatadaa w111a lrylrlo to re.ft for 1119 llfeiong «-. 'PO' NO(%) "A Pein In The A-·· 11976) lino Vantura, ~Brei. ~-CC> "Spaoa r.tovt." (1978) Oocumen1ary. Mutk: by ... Oklfleld. ~ llm toot ... dliOll6dea Illa m- ~ of t11t u.a. ..,_ progr...,,, tocualng on the drMMltlC Apolo 11 moon landing. ·o· e:oo e • • ''Hlgfll Terror" (lt71) V8'erie Harper, Rlc;Nwd Aomanua. Tiie lone wltnau to • ~ patrollftan'1 dHtll 11 ,...,,......, purtutd by Iha ~le-. *u·'Whlte H«9M Of $umlnat" (19731 "'""' Sebero. FNdetlcll l ttf· lord, A ~ bacomM cor•ltt If) damorllllwd M tlle~rlM~ Illa Wife and ........ ~ lnO ''*" 10 tllut ~· all tlle ~Wllf81ntNlrll\'aa • **~"NIM Enooumttt" C 1t751 Docu-"*"llY· ...,.,. aclantlfl. c111y dooumentad enoclUl'lt.. wltll ••• ...t ... ,...,... belf'GI .,. ... ,.,..., Cll) ..... And Jultloe For Al" ( 1179) Al Plldno. Jac:ll Watden. Ari ldeelletlC la. yar haa trouble coping with Iha "-'lty of tM A"*" ca11 judlc!lal 1)'91em 'A' (0) "HlnOfif 11" (IMO) Oanen MGOevtn. ~ Vauglln. When Ill\ lllan Ofaft tande on hrtt'I Iha ~",....Ille tMll trom tM public lrl an effort to_,,. the ,....iac11on of IM ""811danf. Cll ''Wheil TllN "*' Ovt .. hm HolcMn A low trlen· OM deYelope on • newty opened laland reaort tlw•lened by an ac:tlw VOICano. •PO' • ··The S.Ulnlc All .. Of Dfacula" ( 1973) Clvltto- cit-LM, P9ter CuaNno The Uflainllable Tran•)'l- van I an bloodauckar ati.mpt• to control Ille worid, and !ell -vbody In II. by converting wor1d IMdet9 to hie cull of deYllo- wonhlppers. 'R' •.ao C%} "Tiie Tin Dfum" 11979) David Bennett, Ano-!• Wlnki. A Imel! boy will\ unuwal ~ of percep- tion retact• polltlc9, lluman companlonehlp and -adullllood and wancMtl about 1111 country duMg Ille lumYltuoua ~· of Ille Nat regime, reetlMaly 1>41n!ing a toy drum. ·R· 9:GO • al * • "The S«ret War Of Jlale'1 Olrtl" c 1980) Matleltte ~. LM Purcell. A ,_, of World War II temei. n1en tae on ctenoaroue ~ Ilona on both .,.. of -!!!! ,.,__ CR) (CJ "The Ritt" (1978) Jac;ti w .. ton, Rita Mortn0. A bumbler unwittingly ttuin- .,... Into e o-y WtllllouM .,... ... lng~ffom 1111 murder-minded brotller-ln-llw. 'R' t:ao0 "WeklofM To l .A." (1977) Kettl\ C.rMllne, Sally ~ Vllf\oue Souttwn c.lltomle ,..,_ dent• are brought together briefly In a -let Of romantic llal-. 'llNc;ll mody end up being -~tatMdl.'R' .0:00 (If} "F-" (1INIO) ,,_ Cara. 8ltfV M ... S.-11 gifted atudenU ., • N9W v °"' hlgfl ldlOOI for the pertormlng arta ~ YWloue Mtbackl and MIC- -of bottl penonal and pr~ na!UNI. 'PO' cm "Somewhei•'" Time" (1980) <:Mii~ RM\4, .i-Seymour. ~ wttll the poruah of • 19'11- century act,..., • modem- dey New Y Ott! playwrigl\I -hypnoell lo trawl back In lime and mMt '*· 'PO' ... CC> •• ~ "Bladl .... .. (1949) <>Bon w .... Aiclm Tamlrofl. Tha mY91eriou9 cagHQetro le ~tad from tallln9 ovar an empire. 11:00 (I) "Honeyeucllle AoM" (IMO) Willa Heleon, Oyen Cannon. Whll9 on tour, • T•••• c;ountry-waatarn .,,., bacolNe kwotved wMll tM MductlYe ~ .., of,.... lld9llldt - ll\ougll lie ... loYM Ille atey.et-Mma wtM. 'PO' cz:> "How Funny Can S.• Be?" (1971) Otanceno • Giannini. ~ Antonalll. U :11. "HllPPY Blrttlday, Gemini" ( 1980) Madelina Kahn, Rita Mor.no. A Har· vard *'"""'• blrtllday P«'Y et "" twnlly'. Soutll Phlladatphl• ho ma becOIMa an ~Ing •JtPttlenea tor his Yleltlng ~.'R' 11:41 (Q) "NIJinalcf' ( 1979) Alen BNe. 0.0.V-de la Pena. Triumph and tragady puncrtuat• tM 910f'll'ly , .... t10n1111p '*-.,. areat Ruae6ln .,.... ... and 1111 S\4ngall .... ll'lllNIOlr· 'A' tt:11C8l "Tha Hfftw" 11NOI Trllll Van o.vare. JOMP'I CofWI A KflociltMdltlr tnae to ,_ ffom •Mr· YOUS bnlM~ at lltt la1a aunt'• ~OfM. wMc;h I• ~by ci,mon. 'PO' 1l:IO •• * • "McMa On Tiie ,,._,.. ( 1N3) Metgatet ~d. T..-ry-TllomN Whtn a ecltntllt from Ille Otand Ouc"Y Of Fanwlcll acqulrta • roCll_., ht ~ to t11a moon "'*-11a f'Mlltl ~and AmM- CC> "1(111 Ot Ba KJll«t•. (1980) JOMC>h Ryan. CNw· lol1e Mlchelle. Two uvaga -.quad• ol allle kartta chemplon1 claah lor r-. and --..tvll 'PO' 12:41(%) ··~e In Time" PNOI Ctlriat~ ~. J-Seymour Ob....ad wl1ll Iha porttlll ol • 19th· century actr-. • modarn- Oay New Yor1< pqywrtgnt -hypnOll9 to trawl baclc tn time and maet II«. 'PO' 1:00 • ••'A ··Jjguw .. 11972) J-W.inwngttl. Vera Mllaa. A pollca lieutenant II framed wllerl lie lhooll •~andlllawtt,_. ~ myat«ioully Cl) "The Tin Drum" ( 1979) David Bennett, Angela Wlnlci.. A tm.,. boy with ut1uaual poww9 of pereep· lion tejectl polltlc9. hun\911 companlonlhlp and -ildUllllOod and wander• lbout Illa coun1ry du<lng the tumulluoua year• of Ille Hui regime. reelleMI)' benQlng a toy drum 'R' 1:10 • *•'Al ''Call Her Mom00 ( 1972) Connie Steven•. Van Johneon. A c:ollaga town~ Ille - for naUonal ditOUI• avw -·· lb ..... •tun- ning WllltrM9 .... -.. • ffatamtty ~lier. • "The Satanic Rlt .. Of Dracula" 11973) Chriato- cit-l •, Pater Cuettlng. The untlnlcable Tr~ vanlan bloodauclcar atternpta to control the wottd, and kll -yt>ody '" It, by oonwrtlng wortd IMdet9 to Illa cull ot devll-- woralllppara. 0R' 1:t0. * * "Hatctlel For A Hol~•" 11970) Si. pNI\ For9Y'l\a. Dligrnar I -• Ider. Nawtywed glrll ar• murdered with • .,._ ttetc:Mt by 1 man who •-tbwa more of hll paat wltfl -=ti le~ 1:11 ® ·~r-" (t079) L.awra Anlonalll. Marcello Maatrolannl. The -that her hueband hU died on • ~ tT1p ·-. r1dl --nwdlant'• ...... out of lier "°'bad 10 ... _ tM tunning Of the family buelnfat. 'R' 2:tO CC) "Tiie T-1'· ( t977) Roman PolaMlcl. laaballa AdJMI. A man ranta 1111 apartment wtlafe • ~ -tenant commll1ed .. clde and o.com. pWe- nold about Illa neighbor•. 'R' cz:> ··Rough Cut" PHO) INrt Reynold•. L..-,.. Anne Down. A Brltlah aodellta turaa an lntarna- tlonel )ewal thief out of 1'9tlrarnant to Mlp ,,., 1tMI l30,000,000 In diamond• 'PO' 2:111 . *~"I Cowr Tiie UndafWOl1d" (1954) Sw McClory, Joanna Jordan. A thaotogy atud•nt ...,,.,,.. Illa Identity of hie oangs1W twin brOll\ar )Ull1 before the 1a11.,·1 pr1aon ,......, l.'00. * * "Night Of The BIOod Montier" 11972) CMstopfler LM. Mane Sdllll f. Hiiie MtwMn King Hanf'Y V and Wiiiiam of Orange ~· In Ille executloll of many -~Of wltcllctafl J:10. ** "U18cratc:fl" I 1970) An outdoor antllutl· UI di-. an orpll•ned beer cub. 1:11 e • ·~"Cry v- geanca" (1954) Marie 81• vena, Martlle Hyer. An b · con datecllv• d.CI•••• vangae.nc:a upon lllOM relC)Onllbla for Illa prtaon 1arm. 4:" ••• "8acurity Rillc .. (I~) JOhn l!aland, Oofo- tlty Melone. Tiie FBI dr°" • net to ""' ....,,. aoent• OUI to ~ tlle ftllClllMr ......................................................................... _. ................................ 39 Paid Advertisement Autogenics Big Success in Total Weight Control B~· John . tarr Los Angeles. July 22. Taking it off is easy, but keeping it off forever has been difficult. These are lhe s tatements of Ors . Eugene Natale. M.D .. a weight control s pecialist to fhe Hollywood stars . and Paul Verdier, PhD, a behavioral scientist. After years of study. and with hundreds of cases, Dr. Verdier pointed out that only by r~ching Lhe subconscious mind was it possible lo change lifelong eating habits and in the subconscious learning process to acquire a genuine taste desire for foods that cannot build rat cells. Rapid Weight Loss Dr. Natale stated that since the inception of the new program people were amazed to find that they could lose a pproximately 1 to 2 pounds every day for a period of 15 days while enjoying such delicious foods as steak, ground round, chicken, turkey, veal ... Many types of white fish. and, of course. such luxury items as lobster, scallops, and shrimp. He explained that the basic reasoning behind this diet plan was simply that the delicious foods on the program were the type or foods incapable of building fat cells. · Autogenics · Change Taste Desires Dr. Paul A. Verdier, author of many books and papers on autogenics who is one of the principles in the new program of Total Weight Control. staled that "It seems like everyone with a weight problem has tried dieting many times and usually with some degree or success although it was very painful in calorie counting, and often they found the only way they could lose wei.ght was to eat as little as 500 calor1es a day. However, as Dr. Verdier pointed out. lhe medical portion of the program under Dr. Natale made it possible to eat an abundant supply of delicious food ever y day while rapidly losing weight. More important than ever, he stated. was the training sessions or BEHAVIORAL MODIFICATION WHI CH WERE DESIGNED TO REACH THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND ANO CHANGE OLD . UNDESIRABLE EATI NG habits. He stated, through the modern art or aut.ogenlcs, while the body Is completely and totaJJy relaxed the suggesh6ns usually -· filtered out by the conscious mind are accepted into the sub- conscious; meaning that it is a fast short cut. so that the foods of the past -pies. cakes, spaghetti wilh rich sauces, potatoes, butter, bread, pizza. donuts ... and all of lhe high carbohydrate foods, as well as greasy a nd oily foods - french fries, potato chips, pork chops, and so many other foods that readily build fat cells are no longer appetizing. He said. "The mind accepts such foods to taste like fat or lard The mind subconsciously accepts them to be unappetizing and unhealthy." Building Ketones into the Body Dr. Natale, the bariatric physician to the Hollywood stars, then added, "We who have specialized in the medical weight control field for many years are scientifically unable to explain why the 'ketones' that are developed in th e body through this f ()()d program so eff icienOy burn up fat cells even though the individual is eating an abundant supply of delicious foods. We simply believe that during the fifteen day period of the rapid weight loss portion of our program, without the use of salts, oiJs 11nd s ugars, the body then requires that the stored up fat cells break down and are released into the system. That's perhaps one of the reasons why it almost has a diuretic effect. Dr. Eugene Nat.ale M.D. Medication on Program Dr. Natale added that while he is a bariatric physician, he did not believe in the excessive use of any types of drugs. Those in the J>!'OVam, be said, had an optional choice of using a prescription formula for an appetite depressant which Is caffeine free. Also no amphetamines or othf'r stimulating drugs were to be consumed. He stated that, of course, everyone on the program would have a complete physical examination and even though the cos t of medication would be included in.the progfam, any Jnd all medication would be agreed upon between the doctor and his patient. Dr. Paul Verdier Ph.D. Eliminating Stress Learning lo Cop~ Dr. Paul Verdier then joined in the conversation stating that one of the primary functions of the 16 sessions in this 'Total Weight Control' program was simply to be able to have each and every individual through •autogenics' learn to completely relax. And. in many cases, to eliminate completely hypertension. Per- haps most of all, he said, was the fact that understanding ·tiw ir personal weight problem woald help them know the reason " hy they were 'food·aholics'. He s;iid ·that even as far back as the da / a person is born the symptom of hunger is the strongest there is. Even when a baby was cr ying. not necessarily from hunger. that inevitable bottle always appeared and later in life when you as a child fell down and skinned your knee then Mother always came to the rescue to say, "Oh, Johnny, or Mary, don't cry, come in and have some cake and ice cream." In later life when you were frustra ted,. what always happened? You'd open the refrigerator door. TI\is is why our program "'ith 16 sessions covers every phase of autogenics and the video/audio sessions a re designed to have you deeply understand the reasons why you are overweight. )\eep it off Fore\ er The Total Weight Control Program was designed so that once you have rapidly lost your weight you will never gain il back again. And that's what it is all about ... Total Weight Control. 24 llour a Day Help As a last point, he added that those. in the program would receive a special number that they could call any time. even al 2, 3, or 4 in the morning. Grand Opening 2 Locations Dr. Natale stated that in order to serve both Los Angeles and Orange Counties lhe decision was made to open a location in each county. He pointed out that while he had many patients coming to his Hollywood offices from as Car away as Malibu, Palos Verdes and San Marino, lhat he felt it advisable to serve Orange County Crom the Warner Fairview Plaza in Santa Ana , which is at the corner of Fairview Road and Warner Avenue, a mile and a half · north of the 405 Frwy., and just North of the Costa Mesa City line. Since those participating in the program would fi nd it necessary to come in twice a week for their autogenic session the Orange County location was added to the Total Weight Control's original plans. The Ho!Jywood location is at 7188 Sunset Blvd. and the number is 876·4093. In Orange County call 714/556-5226. Grand Opening Savings Dr. Verdier said the normal cha rge for this type of Total Weight Control program would be in excess of one thousand dollars as it includes medical examina· tion. lab tests, medication as needed, and 16 sessions of autogenic training, plus 24 hour phone service, and immediate 'before & after' photos ... However, he said during the Grand Opening. for all those enrolling this week, the cost would be $395. Credit terms are available and Visa and Master· charge accepted. Ofter Limited to Time and Space Availablf' Dr. Natale joined in the conver- sation to say that space for all those ente~ the program was definitely linuted and it would be advisable to find out about the program as soon as possible , especially while the Grand Opening off er is In effect. r 0 co . 'Tl - SAT. & SUN. DESIGN CAKEI $1 .00 Off• '\ '' X V\I\ MON. FOUNTAIN SUNDAE SPECIALI Buy One & Get Second at 1 /2 Price \ /\ " " \ 1 TUES. FLYING SAUCER DAVI Buy One Pec:kage & Get $1 .00 Off Second Package 1 I\ I\ I\ /\ ... 2138 So. Briatol St., Santa Ana, CA' NorthwHt Corner of Brlatol & W•rner Between Alphe hta a Bulfden Emporium Phone: -761-4778 • • • • • Ylll 11111111 llllY PIPll ~ H 1 D A ' J 1 1 L v 1 l 1 • n~ 1 OH ANr.E COUN TY C ALIFORNIA "5 CENTS Rejection costs job? M an says he spurned advances by female boss I SACRAMENTO (AP) -A Sacramento man aaya be feels be lost bil job because be reject- ed what be called sexual ad- vances by bia female boas. Michael Gabria testified Thursday at a bearing by the state Unemployment .lnaurance Appeals Board's Sacramento of. rice. Gabria said hia job with the California Federation for TechnoAogy and Resources wu phased out last year, seven months after he. started. He ia seeking reinatatement and back pay. The federation is a private or- ganilation whose role la to pro- vide business opportunities for farm worken and low-income persons. The object of Gabria'a com- plaint, former CFTR Executive Director Alicia Madrid, did not attend the bearine. CFTR at- torney Louis Florea uid ahe could not be located. Gabria testi!ied that during a conference in Boston in Nov- ember 1979, the two bad fmished working on a proposal for federal funding in Ma. Madrid's hotel room and were relaxing over a drink. "She asked me about my personal llf~ and I told her I wu divorced and had a son. Then she started taJtin1 about an ex- lover or an ex-boyfriend and abe told me in sexually explicit lanauage the things they had done. "It shocked me because this was coming from my boas. I waa quite uncomfortable with the tone of the conversation. She told me she considered sex as a way to control the employ~." G abria said be excused himself and avoided Ms. Madrid the next day. <See SPURNS, Page A%) PLAYING POSSUM ON FREEWAY -That circled speck on the San Diego Freeway over- pass turns out, on closer inspection, to be a Dllt'P ,... ...... _, &.M ..... possum dozing off hallway across. If nothing else, it answers the age-old question, "Why does a possum cross the road?" Evacuation plans at Onofre prObed U.S. OKs Conoco takeover . PLAY BALL -Major League Baseball is back \"ith us again, following the end of the 50-day players' s trike early today. The Ali-star Game also will be played. For details, see Sports, Page Cl. Soviet arms to Cuba at high level -Haig WASHJ.NGION <AP) - Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. bas said the Soviet Union ia sending weapons to Cuba in near-record amounts this year and that some of the arms are being reshipped to central America. If the presect pace of arms s hipments to Cuba is maintained, it would double the 1980 total and would be the most for any year since 1962, the year of the Cuban missile criala, Haig said Thursday. .'DRAIGI CDAiT WIATHIR. Night and momin1 low cloudiness, but otbenri.le hazy aumbine Saturday. Highs 72 to 82. Lows tonight 60 to 65. 111181 TllAY DllMJ11and'1 Main, StrHI Ei.ctricol Porot:W, pr•Hftted hotc• rdghtl11 through th• 1umrrwr NOaon ii mon titan jult "'""°"' o/ U,htl. SH w ••k.ntdlr cowr ft01'Jf. 11111 "While most of the tonnage ia believed to be earmarked for Cuba's regular armed forces and Ila newly created territorial militia," Haig said, "there is solid evidence that some of tbe goods are being reshipped to Central America." Haig made bis remarks in testimony prepared for the Senate Armed Services Committee. The meeting was closed, but the State Department released copies ot bis prepared testimony, which dealt with coordinating the na(lon'a military strength with ita foreign policy. The State t>epartment baa said previously that Soviet bloc arms were beinJ 'blpped through Cuba to El Salvador and Nlcaraaua. While Haig baa threatened to 10 to "the source" to stop the arms sbipmentl, meaning Cuba, be baa never elaborated on the threat. State Department officials said Wednesd ay that the department ls actively at work on the adminhtraUoo's policy 'toward Cuba. While Hall didn't provide uy fl1urea on Soviet arm s shipment• to Cuba, be waa quoted in an interview with t.be 8 01ton Globe Wtdneaday •• ta7lq the Soviet.I •lllPPed 40,000 t.o.u of aophltUcated -arma to Cuba durin1 tbe first H•en moat.bl ol tbe year. An alM to Hait canftrmed be 1aid WI. Higher standards proposed By DAVID &UTZMANN Of .. ....,,.... .... A federal licensing panel wants to know if emergency evacuation plans for com- munities near the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station would be adequate if an eartb- q uake larger tban tbe tremor the plant was meant to withstand were to occur. In an unusual ruling Thursday in San Diego, tM Atomic Sa!ety and Licensing Board decided to raise the question of whether evacuation plans would be ade- quate if an earthquake of magnitude 7.S were to occur oo an offshore earthquake fault near the plant. Southern California Edison Co. officials, who were expected today to me a response to the de- cision, said the plant wu de· signed to safely withstand a temblor of magnitude 7, causing ground motion or more than two- thirds the force of gravity. But for judging emergency evacuation plans, licensing board chairman James KeUey said, a stronger quake sbouJd be considered. John Wayne statue 'nearing approv al' The board's order noted that the issue had ''no bearing oo the actual geology or seismology of the San Onofre Nuclear Generat- ing Station site.'' In raisin& the hypothetical situation of a 7 .s earthquake, the board said It wanted to know what steps would be taken by Edison Co . and surrounding communities lo carry out evacuation plans &,in a timely manner" or to protect the 79,000 residents near the plant pending evacuation. Both Edison and sWTounding jurisdictions such as Orange and San Diego Counties, San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano and the Marine Corps at Camp (See NUKE, Pace A%) By FREDER ICK SCHOEMEBL Of .. ...., .......... It was in the summer of 1979 that a Newport Beach developer received an enthusiastic response to his suggestion that a 9-foot bronze statue of John Wayne be placed at the airport that bears the late actor's name. Now, more than two years later, the sta tue has neither been cast nor installed. But the man behind the pro- ject, Bruce Nott, says be is con- fident that a flurry of contrac· tual problems are well on the way to being resolved and the statue soon wUI be in place. The latest problem centered on whether county government, which owns J ohn Wayne Airoort. should be_ liable for pro- PllotTVLog -· ·'Little House' duo helping runaways Here are the highlights in today's Pilot TV Log : -BEPOBTEa JOEL C. DON proftles Patrick and Matthew Laborteau.x of "LitUe House on the P.cairie." The one-time orphans have started the Youth Rescue Fund to aid runaways who have taken to the street. -IN "TELEVI EWS," writes Michael Dougan ex· plores "Untruth in Advertising" with regards to tbe CBS Late Movie, which turm out not to be a movie at all. Today's Pilot Weekender offers: -A LOOI( AT THE controvetaial Moral M.iority. Is • lt really moral? I• it really a majority? -AND .0 DE&D'I sranctmother apem out oo her 1randdaueht:er'• latett movie, .. Tanan the Ape Man;" of· feriq c.-nctW ~ an the aex 1ymbol'1 film career. . tecting the copyright or the statue after it is in place. Several county officials, in- cludfog Airport Manager Murry Cable and County Counsel Adrian Kuyper said "no" to that suggestior.. The consequence or the coun- ty• s negative response is that wording in a proposed agree- ment for the statue project will be modified so as to hold the county harmless from legal liabiJity. Four parties are involved in the proposed agreement. In ad- dition to the county, they are: -John Wayne Memorial As- sociates, a group formed by Nott lo pursue placement or the statue at the airport. Each as- sociate will receive a 3·foot tall replica of the statue. -Wayne Enterprises, an or- ganization formed by the Wayne family to control "com · Jllercialization" or the name and likeness of the late actor. -Michael Summers, a Glen Rose, Tex. sculptor retained b)" the associates to create the statue. According to Nott, Summe~ has completed waxes for the 3- foot tall version of the statue. He said a bronre castlne of the smaUer version wlU be unveiled in about two weeks. Nott said both be and Michael Wayne, soo of the late actor and director of Wayne Enterprises, find the contract lan1ua1e sought by the county to be "very acceptable." Nott recalled that be au,gest- ed the statue project in 1979 shortly after the county Board ol Superviaon named the airport for John Wayne. It waa formerb' 'Oran1e County Airport. "There was a very small mlnorily that wu upset about the renaming or lb• airport. That made me mad becaUM J felt be <fobn W1¥Qe) had COD• tributed a lot to the lm•I• ol America," Nott said. FOi' tbat reason, Nott 11ld be called Supervllor Tom Rile11 told him CIM • .\TU&, Pa•• Al) \ NEW YORK CAP) -The Justice Department has given a green light to the proposed $7.3 billion takeover of Conoco Inc. by Du Pont Co .. il was an- nounced today. Du Pont said it had agreed lo dispose of Conoco's interest in a petrochemical joint venture with Monsanto Co. at Chocolate Bayou, Texas. "No other aspect of Du Pont's planned merger with Conoco ap- pears to us to be objectionable on antitrust grounds," Richard J . Pavaretto, a deputy assistant attorney general in the antitrust division, said in a letter to Du Pont, released by the depart- ment. Pa varelto said the Justice Department was prepared to negotiate a consent decree pro- viding for the sale or Conoco's interest in the joint venture. Du Pont said it expects such a con- sent decree wiU be filed by Tues- day. The Justice Department ac- tion gives Du Pont a major ad· vantage in the three-way bidding war that has broken out for control or Conoco, the na- tion's ninth-largest oil company. Another bidder, No. 2 oil com- pany Mobil Corp.. has bid $8.2 billion but aroused relatively lit- tle stockholder interest because or antitrust rears. Mobil spokesman John Flint said today the Justice Depart- ment has not indicated its posi· tion on a Mobil-Conoco merger, but added that he expected significant developments over the weekend. Controlle r s set Monday for s trike WASHINGTON (APl -Tbeair traffic controllers set a Monday- morning strill:e deadline today, saying if they do not receive an ac· ceptable settlement during the weekend they will walk off their jobs. Robert E. Poli , president of the Proressional Air Traffic Con- trollers Organization, told a news con r erence: "We are willing to re- enter negotiations immediately." But he said if the government does not make a proposal be believes is acceptable to union members, the countdown toward a strike w11i begin. Poli said the union waa prepar· Ing for a strike beginning with the 4 a. m . PDT day shift Monday. No bargaining sessions had been scheduled when be made the re· marks. Polit told Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis duriq a brief meeUng Thursday that new talks sbould cover demands for hiaber pay. a reduced work week and improyed retirement benefttl. The controUen rejected a ten- tative contract by a 9S percent marsin Wednesday, raialn1 again the poalbWt.y of a ltrtke that could ground half ot t.be na· tlon 's airlinea and cause widespread lnterruptioa in air travel. "We are willlng to talk. We want to begin talkina now," Transportation Department spokeswoman Linda Gosden said. "We need to know 1pecifically what P ATCO wantl." She 1aid that mea111e wu alven to PoU by Lewll dmtq their meetina Tburaday. The 1a1ion came a day after Poll In- formed Lewb by telepboae a.bat the unlcm had rejected tM e.. taUve contract reached 1-a. \ ' • • • * • Otaf\99 Cout DAIL\' PILOT/Frldey, July 31, 1981 'Death to Mitterrand' Iranians demonstrate at French embassy 'BEJRUT. Lebanon (AP> - ouunds or tranlana dem· trated in front of the French bUIY in Tehran for t.b• leeond y tA>day, chanting ·•DH th To oolat Mitterrand" and deman· a bis government extradite luertivo OX· Pre•idenl Abolb&U&J) 81ni-Sadr. Tehran rad lo re· fported. .,, "Mitterrand, Mitterrand, aJve o.ua back Bani -Sadr," the 'ttnarchen chanted, rererrlna to French President Francola Kit· c,rraod. Wa.m.ln11 were blared ~roueb bullhorns to refrain rrom ·,ttackini the embusy, and tbe ~archers di.speraed peacefully ~Iler 90 minutes, source• ln .J'ehran saJd. · ~ However, about 100 other lra· wans vowed to maintain their f.otest in front of the heavily uarded French Embassy. A sit· also was held in front ol the rencb Embassy in New De1hl. r'bere 100 chanUng Iranian stu- dents were demandlDI 8anJ· Sadr's mum to Jran. Tehran ndlo aald tbe emlluly prot.tten, wbo be1aa their alt·la Thursday, buoa pJacarda on the walls ol the embuay buUdlnc in Tehran'• downtown "France Street" criticlsinC the French 1ovenunent. Tbey demanded extradtuoo ol Banl-Sadr and or of poaltlon leader Mauoud RaJav , bead ot the Jalamic·Marxilt MuJahedeeo Kbalq, wbo arrived with the ouat· ed pJ'tlldent in Prance early Wecl· netd~. A French Foreian Mlolllr')' spokesman in Parll sald tecwily measures bad beta taken inalde the embassy but there wen no· ptans to evacuate the 15 French diplomata ill Iran because ot tbe protests. He sald tbe Jrao.lan 1ov- eroment bas lncreued security around the buildin1, appareoUy. indkatine it plans to rum.ti its ob- P alestinians shell ~llage in Lebanon "TEL AVIV . Israel <AP) -f alestinian guerrillas shelled a .Christian villa~e in southern 'Lebanon, and the leader of the "Y~raeli·backed Christian militia ~ays he will seek Is rael 's ~rmission lo return the fire, Israel Radio said. ~ Militiamen did not respond lo •ene brief guerrilla barrage 4'hursday ojgbl on the village of ~ir Aames, eight miles north of ~be Israeli border. the state radio said. There were no re· ports of casualties. ·-" There were no immediate From Page A1 ST ATUE • • • that the ''community was proud to have him here" and proposed the statue. .... Riley's response was en · 1'thusiastic ·; The first obstach; lacing tpe ~project came when the Wayne 'famlly expressed concern about 'whether a likeness of the statue could be exploited for com- ' tnercial purposes. That led lo ~the license agreement lo control ...-..,ho may .benefit from its crea· '~ion . • The license agreement bad been scheduled Wednesday for consideration by supervisors. No "•action was taken after the issue .. or the county's copyright liabill· ty was revealed. r. Now, according to Riley aide i Ken HaJJ, the county counsel's tromce and representatives of the -.·other parties are working out •'the new language. ·~ "We're down to dotting ls and crossing Ts." Nott said. ••• ~ From Page A1 SPURNS • • • Then they went to Washington, D.C .. to submit the proposal, and Ms. Madrid told him during a cocktail hour that he ''had bet· ter 1005en up if I wanted to keep working at CFTR," Gabria said. He said she again used sexuaJ· ry explicit language and that he tegarded her statement as a sexual advance, which he said he ignored. t Aller that, their working rela· 'iooship deteriorated, Gabria said, and his probation period ~as extended another 90 da)'I. He said the probation ended r March 30, but Ms. Madrid said nothing to him about it until April 14, when she told him b1a position was being terminated be~ause there was no work to • do. He said be later learned that I' the JOb bad been filled by someone else. A former CFT R board member, William Mays of Vi· salia, tesUfied by telephone that be felt Ms . Mad.rid bad made a sexual advance lo him in Sacramento last year. Dollar tumbles LONDON (AP> -Tbe doUar slipped back aealntt major European currencies today after potllq record hllbl .. al.nil the Fnnch Crane and ItaUan Uni oo Thursday. Gold opened hllber. ORA COAST claims of responsibility for tbe attack. Maj. Saad Haddad, whose Christian forces control the small "Free Lebanon" enclave along the southern Lebanese border with Israel. told hraell reporters he will ask larael ror approval to fire back at the guerrillas, despite a cease-rire in the area. There have been several otber guerrilla sbellings reported dur· ing the week -old JsraeJi- Lebanese cease-fire, but tbe Israelis and their Lebanese aJ . lies say they have not returned fire. Syria and the Palestine Li beratioo Organization, however, contend that Israel bu broken the truce with recon- naissance flights over Lebanon. Is rael says the flights are needed to monitor guerrillas. Vowing it would continue "de- fending Lebanon's safely and security against Israeli ag- gression." Syria said Thursday that Israel would "pay dearly" ii it continued the nights. The threat follows a dogfight over Lebanon on Wednesday in which Israel said it downed a Syrian jet. Israel. meanwbiJe, said it was considering ret.al.iation for tbe Palestinian attack on an Israel bua Wednesday night, which seriously wounded a 23-year-old woman and tilled ber unborn baby in its seventh month. Prime Minister Menachem Begin's spokesman, Uri Porat, cautioned that the cease-fire "does not give the PLO immwtl· ty of any sort" from punishment for the bus attack. Abortion pay barred b y House v ote WASHINGTON <AP> -The House has voted to bar government workers from using federal health insurance coverage to pay for abortions except when the mother's Ille ia endangered. Rep. John Ashbrook, R·Ohio, who sponsored the ban, said it was similar to thubortion bans Congress has imposed on federal programs like Medicaid. The 253-167 House vote came Thursday. But its critics, calling it a dangerous precedent, said the ban was "many, many steps beyond what we have done in other forms of antl·a bortion amendments.'' Contending the ban makes ·'second-class citiiena" of female federal workers, tbey. raised the specter that Conares• could move in the future to extend the ban lo health insurance policies coverln• workers in private industry. "Thil is an attempt to dictate to iDdividuaa what they can Of cannot do with their own pay," uld Rep. Wllllam Green, R·N.Y. Dally Pilat ClaHNted ad¥9ftletng 7141M2·H7t All othef ......... nt• 142-4321 Thornu P. 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NO. ltl- U11tJoo 11 u.e •t country to pro. tect t!Membuly. . TbeapoUlman. wbobrietedni· porten OD coodJtJoa th.al be D0t be ldenWled, 11lo said th.,.. were no almllartUea to th• tlluaUoo oo Nov. 4, 1'79, when protesten tooi over t.be.U.S. Ernbaaay in Tehran. Sources reached 1n Tehran by Tbe Alloclai.d Pre11 office 1n Belrut aald city and revoJuUoaary police units iuarded all tine maJn 1•tet 1t the embaaay .. All doors and window• of the buildina were abut and the embuay wu oot anawert.ni telephone calla, lhtvaaJd. Baal-Sadr arrived in France early Wednesday and wu' srant- ed political uylum Oil coocl.IUon that butay out ot poUtJct. He bad been in bidin& ti.Dee June 18, aix daya before the Iranian Parlla· ment declared him incompetent and ousted him from the presideo· cy. Rajavi accompanied Bani· Sddr to France. From Page A1 NUKE . • • Pendleton have such emergency response plans. Edison's plan deals with OD· site situations while the com- m uni ly plans spell out pro- cedures for evacuating nearby residenta within a 10-mile area of the plant. The adequacy of those off.site plans bu been chaJJeoged by plant critics who are cootealint the issuance of a license ror new· ly built wtlts 2 and 3 at San Onofre. Hearings by the safety and licensing board are to becin Aug. 25 in Orange County oo tbe evacuation plan issue. Earth· quake safety bearings have been under way sinJ:e June. Kelley, in tih ruling, said be wanted to know what would hap- pen if several situations were to occur following an earthquake. Those situations included ex· tensive structural damage to. and large radiation releases from the power plant and a need to evacuate all people within the 10-mlle planning boundaries for the plant. He said it should be assumed there would be considerable damage lo communications links and that evacuation routes, includine Interstate s and Pacific Coast Highway, would have considerable damaae. in· eluding coUapsed bridges and overpasses. The various emereeJJCY plans estimate it would take between live and seven hours to evacuate all people In the nearby com· muoities of San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point, Capistrano Beach. The principal evacuation route would be 1-5. Resident.a would go to pre-determined reception cen- ters in central and northern Orange County. Kelley. an administrative law judge, saJd the board's decision could be modified in light of any comment.a received by parties in the case. Edison is expected to recom· mend the ruling be amended. The utility has said that evacua· lion pl~ are adequate. Roy al c ouple due for public r e turn ROMSEY, En1land (AP) - Prince Charlea and bis bride spent their second day of bqney· moon seclusion within the 5,000-acre Broadlands estate to- day, but their return to the press and public is less than 24 boun away. The prince and Prlnceu Diana wl11 .t;merae Saturday from the Hampshire estate of hla second coualn, Lord RomHy, to fly to GlbraJtar. After an en· tbusiuUc welcome by the oul- poa t ' s 30,000 atauncbly pro· Brltl•h inh1bttant1, they WW board the royal yacht Britannia for a two-week Mediterranean cruise. • But tA>day, like Tbunday, the day aft.er t.beir 1llttertn1 wed· dine in Londoo, waa a day ot aecluaion and vlrtuaJly no newt of their doinp fo"r the ~ world. • PoUce IUAfded all teven en· lrancea lo the eatate, which RomHY Inherited from bit 1r1ndl ather, the late Earl Mou ntt>atlen, Prince Cbarlt1' 1reat..unde who waa a.u...Wt· ed by t he frJab Republican Army. The at.elf retu.ed to llv• any lnformatlon about t be couple'• actlvtUes. Cbtef Police Sup t . Alan Kemilb, lD cbarle of aeeurtty at the eaate IO mllel 90Utbwtllt of Londcm, bad a few wOl'dl ,_. Uae media npreffDtatlve k ...... nstl oulllde u.. 1ata1 . .uw-• bUT ... of q ........ lat ....... bad ,.... Cbarl• ... DI-.. ltroUiu blad·ID·baod etl'Clll llail ..... 1'illndaY, m tMJ ..... ... ..., ....., .'f AaUd .. UWJ ...... . la1, lat Nplled: • .,,.., .... , ban nrtimnbl1 '*Ci~ .. .. ' I _,......,.._. ______ --.... .-.. --···-••r• --·--,-= -----e-:--. 1"' tlons-- TJDk:at Two-E•rner F....Uy of Four Tax Cul lncDA'le 1112 1113 11M 1112 1te3 1984 110,000 . S52 $71 $83 $69 $110 $11 J 115,000 151 221 281 181 283 333 $20,000 228 341 464 275 456 544 $30,000 405 144 9 14 499 918 1.079 $40,000 639 1.1• 1.4a8 796 1,480 1.697 sso.ooo 947 1,754 2,158 1, 191 2 , 191 2.570 SI0,000 1.255 2,370 2 .928 1.547 2,195 3,423 1100,000 2.137 ..... 5 ,822 2.747 5,748 6 .872 * A typical one-.. rner c.ouple with deductlble.expenses Aqu.I to 23 percent of their basic Income from wages or salary, with figures coverlnQ tax rate cuts. * * A typical two-earner famlly of four with deductible expenses equal to 23 percent of their ta.sic Income from wages or salary, with figures covering tax rate cuts and reductions In the tax 11ws marriage penalty affecting many working couples. The figures are for 1982, 1983, 1984, the flnal year of a phased· In tax cut. A .. ...._. TAX REDUCTIONS -Chart shows the amount of tax reduc· lions for one-earner and two-earner families under legisla· lion backed by President Reagan and approved by Senate vote. (Related story Page A4). .. Reagan may change MX missile plan LOS ANGELES (AP ) - Presidential counselor Edwin Meese llI bas strongly indicated the Reagan Admi.nialralloo will scrap the multishelter baaing scheme for the MX missile in favor of an alternate plan, ac- cording to a newspaper report today. M X, which bas drawn fierce opposition from enviroomen· talist.a, the Mormon Church, de· fense experts and political leaders, was not sound on de· rense or environmental grounds. He said an alternative plan wouJd be announced in 30 to "5 days. "He recogniled in the cam· paign and recognizes now, the need for improving our strategic capabilities," Meese said of the president. TV tapes seized by FBI A Huntlniton BucbelectronJcs store. a home In Mission Viejo and another home lo Los Alll•I• were raided W. week by FBI a•entt, who Hy they aelaed more than l,lOOUle1al vldeotapecopies o r c urrent Iii ms such as "Superman fl" and "RaJden ol the Lost Ark." The raJds took place Wednes· day at Home Video Center, 8807 Warner Ave .. Huntlnetoo Beach, and at the hom~ of Ruaaell W. Sprague, 29, Mitslon Viejo, and Lucio H. Garcia, who lives on Sepulveda Boulevard in Loa Angeles. An FBI spokesman said Sprague was the only person ar· res ted in the raids. He was charged with copyright infringe· ment before U.S. Maeistrate Ronald Rose In Santa Ana and was released after posting $10,000 bail. The FBI spokesman said 350 to 400 tapes were confiscated at each location. He added, however, that the three cases are not related. Other current lilies seized in the raids included "Escape from New York," "Outland" and "Arthur." Bill Andrews or the film securi· ty office of the Motion Picture AB· sociation of America said film piracy costa the movie industry more than $500 million annuaJJy. Legitimate videotapes or popular movies sell for S39 to S80 but generaJly are not put on the market until about a year after the film has been released to theaters. Illegal video tape copies of cur· rent films can fetch much higher prices, Andrews said. He said the current films often are removed by a theater employee for copying, then re· turned. ''After a rllm is out in 1,000 theaters. it's pretty hard to ex· ercise control over it," Andrews said. Meese told mem bera of the Los Angeles Times Washington bureau on Thursday that Reagan th.inks, as he did durinj the election campaign, that the basing plan ls "a bad Idea ... dictated only because of the Carter administration's slaviJlh adherence to SALT IJ." His words appeared to sl.,,aJ the end of the controversial bas· ing plan, lo wblch 200 miaaUes were to be hidden amona 4,a>O horizontal shelters scattered across the Utah-Nevada desert . $3 million awarded in electric shock However, Deputy White House press secretary Larry Speakes said today that Meese'• com· ments reflected the president's viewpoint during the campal.,,. "We have made oo decl.sloo oo the M.X basin& system, and we are awaiting the Defense Department recommendaUoo,'' Speakes aaid in Wubinrtoo. LONG BEACH <AP) -A 33-year-old man wbo became a quadriplegic after sulferiog a serious electric shock from a com monJy used flat extension cord bas won a $3.S million settlement from International Telephone and Telegraph. speak§ only a rew words. is highly susceptible to clliease and h as the mentality of a 3-year-old. Bruce Broillet, attorney to the former construction worker . said the $3.S million ~ believed to be the largest pre-trial setUement or a personal injury case for an individual. Meese sald Reaaan continues to believe that the multiple pro- tection shelter system for the IT&T agreed Thursday t~ pay the award to Darrell Stark of Long Beach. Slark suffered brain damage in the accident and cannot use his arms or leu. Jury selection In the Superior Court trial was to have begun here today. 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All ready tor Immediate dellveryt Whether you wish to buy or 1ea .. , Now 11 the "me. lut the supply I• detlnlt!IY Hmtt.d -lo be ture to hurry In earty for beat .. lectlon. ,;I' Financing ot 13.8 N>R ,;I' Hurrylll f;t' 50,000/5 year warranty on all v 8-6-4 engine model$. I , .!r*C'Cl~, ude ..... t)'e IUJ'I~ aft8r 1ulfulal .a vitreoul blmor· rba11 IA h1I 1lft 111, a 10¥· trnmtnt apot•man Hid. AP.._. Singer·&angWriter Paul Williams beam.t a.a M ahows off hU new son, Chri8tqpher Cote, at Cedars·Sinai Holpital in Los Angetea. Christopher too.S born this week to WilUam.t and hia wife, Katie. Captain Kangaroo leaves hospital Bob Keesban, known to millions as television's Cap· taln Kangaroo, has returned home after being released from a hospital in Toronto where he was treated for a heart attack. A spokeswoman for Etobicoke General Hospital said Keesban. who suffered a heart attack July 11, was ac· companied by medical staff from the United States dur· ing the flight ho m e to Babylon, N.Y. Keeshan, 54, was not ex· peeled to be admitted to a hospital there. she said. The actor , who bas portrayed Captain Kangaroo on the children's television show for the last 26 years, re- c e i ved countless get-well messages during his 19-day hospital stay. He was admitted lo the hospital's intensive care unit after collapsing at Toronto International Airport as be arrived here to accept an award for bis work with children from the Parents Without Partners organiza· lion. Tbt 1pokt11nan aaJd Tbun· day in Ta.lpel, Taiwan, that Cblan1 wH HJ>Orted lo Htlafactory condJUon after t.be lutfery, whicb he termed a "mloor operaUoo." CblUI, 71, WU admitted to th• Veteran General Hotpltal in suburban Taipei late Wednesday. . Tbe •• Y. 811.b' Gr•••• aaya that churcb Involvement In partl1an polltle1 Ute that practiced by the &eT. Jerry Falwell and hla Moral Majority, "dilutes tbe 1otpe1." • • r aupport many of the moral thlnt• be'1 talklnc about." Graham said, add.lna that be bad met Falwell once. But be said be "part.a com.pany" witb Falwell on the Moral Majorlty•a effort to i nvolve the church lo partisan poUUca. "I think the church baa to take stands on moral and social issues, but I do not think we should be lnvol ved in partisan politics. It dilutes tbe gospel," he Hid at a news conference in Kansu City, Mo., where be ls participating in the American Festival of Evangelism. •'I have been identified ln the pa.at with certain people who have been running for office. I do not intend to let that happen again," Graham said. Graham later visited six people hospitalized tor in· juries they suffered in the Ju. ly 17 collapse of two sky· walks at the Hyatt Re1ency Hotel here, which resulted in 111 deaths. Hail batters Dakota Thunderstorms forecast along southern Atlantic coast Nleflt -._ ...... ._ <loudlM"-llwl • ....._ IMlly ...,..,.,. SMIW· d•r. Co.1 .. 1 low '°· lnl..,d u. coutll4 1119'1 n.1111...-a . 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Gallo, president of Morning Treat Coffee Co., blasted officials for buying 40,000 pounds or institutional coffee from an out-0f ·Slate competitor who he ·•aid bid the same price fo'r JUeen beans he did for roasted beans. Said Commissioner of Administration Bubba Henry: "Frankly, J don't know what happened with the bids. If it's costing us more to roast it, then just from an economic standpoint, this bas .rot to be reconsidered." .._ .. n 1.11 S..J ........... " a st. Kilb to ,, .01 Tf94K .... • ., ·" ,,.,,. .. .. '2 lfWKf'W to ,. .a CMllADA E-1911 M .. . .. MMtrHI ,, " Ottawa ., SI ...... 111 w 1.01 ,., ... a u v~ ,. SI Ori--.. n .n ""'INpllle ., u ""'-"1• " ., PllMd,On 14 ,., ••lfCllY ti M .m ·-.. .. S.llL.He ... " SMOI ... 1t ,. s..~..--ff SJ StLt"'• • u TYIM a '2 ,.,. Wlclllt. a 7J ... u ~ WIMl"I .. ,, •• CAUNtUIMA Sun, moon, tide8 ... ....,.., tot ,. ....... , .. ·~ "SJ ,,_ , ... .. ,...... to 15 Mtfttwrt 61 w OMIMd .. S1 .. _ .... _ • SJ • ..... llf'I "' u lt..._.CJIY IO• ·-... S..IM1 U SI .............. 10 S1 Tilenltel 101 T1 TOOAY Sectlftd""" 10:05 ....... • .. IATUltDAY ~...... s: ........... . l"lrst Ill"' 11:D e.m. .. . s.c..-1-.,.,....... I .. IKeM1119'1 1t:•111.m. 6.2 ""' .... 7:Jf ... M. -.. 11-•: .. ...... s.twe.y. .._ ,.,_ 7:1J .. "'" SetwMr ..... t :IS-.m. SURF RIPDRT -~ M l ·I H ... 1 I ,... , .. , .. I ,... ,.. ·-... , , .. , " .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 Bird recall pushed Petition drive against chief justice. announced in OC By O.C. BVSTlN(;S OCJlle ............ A drlve to recall 1lale Supreme Court Chlef JuaUce Ro1e Bird bas been resurreeted •lth the aim ol ou.atint ber ln Lbe June 1982 primary election, campallft or1amzera 1&Jd. A recall clrlve was inJtJated ln Orange County about two years •to by a group ca.lied Calilor· nlans for a Responsible Supreme Court. One of Its founders, Tony Rackaucku, a deputy district attorney, said the campat1n eventually was postponed becauae of fears that Gov. Ed· mund G. Brown Jr. wouJd have named a replacement with slmUar philosophies. Rackauckas teamed Thursday with Marvin FeJdman, founder of the Committee Advocating Legal LlmltaUons (CALL). to announce for tho flrat Ume ln Orange County a new recall ef· rort The pair said they'll unite their groups in an atlempt to col· le c l the needed 731,000 signatures on peUUona to rorce the recaJJ vote. Jf a majority votes to recall Ms. Bird, a.be would immediately be removed as chief jwstice . Brown, whose terms ends in January 1983, would still be In omce to name a new cpief Justice, but the organii~n believe-that bis quest for a U.S. Senate seal would force hlm to name a less liberal replacement. Feldman, of La Canada, a sales manager for a private business, said his group hope5 to begin a lSO·day drive on Oct. 1 to collect the signatures. He said they wilJ need an initial invest· m ent of about $85,000, of which they have coUeeted aboul OM thl.rd. Rackauck11 and Feldmaaa both took luue wltb Ma . Bi.rd'• performance as chlel J= partJcularly ber voUn1 on quesUona involvtna the dea .. penalty. "She Jual doesn't want to lm· pose death penaltlea," said Rackaucku. "We've Iona •~ formed the opinion that abe doesn't have any lntentJoo ol followtna the law." Feldman's non·profit or· ganintion wu started, be 1ald, to recall former U.S. District Court Judie Paul Ealy, one ol the judges who presided over the desegregation case in Loa Angeles. The group's tint recall drive failed to muster enoogb support, and a second campaign wu halted a fter Egly resigned, Feldman said. House nixes funds for 9-digit ZIP Feldman claimed that mem· bers of the judiciary such u Eg· ly and Ms. Bird have decided to make laws rather than interpret them and have gone loo far in protecting the rights of the ac· cused. WASHINGTON (AP> -The House bas agreed to pro~ibit the U.S. Postal Service from using any of its 1982 budget to promote a mandatory nine-~igit ZIP code. Rep. Gerald Solomon, R·N. Y., said the Postal Service already has started a national advertis- ing campaign to promote the longer ZIP even thouih Con man sought in big swindle SACRAMENT O (AP > - Melvin Snelling, a well·dressed, grandfatherly man, arrived in Sacramento from Oregon last week and wrote more than $270,000 in bad checks in three days, sheriff's officers say. Snelling, 72, bought a dozen luxury ca.rs and put down de· posits oo at leut four fasbiooa· ble homes worth a total of more than $1 million, officers said. After someone got suspicious, Snelling was arrested. Officers said be bad several a irline tickets in bis pockets and bad checked bis luggage at the airport. When Snelllne arrived be in· troduced himself as an ex· ecutlve of a nationwide ex· eculive recruitment firm, detec· lives said. He recruited three skycaps at the airport to work for him in belpi'ng set up a Sacramento branch office. He convinced a cocktail waitress at a downtown hotel to work for him as recep- tionist and flight secretary. Sheriff's Lt. Bruce Keller said he paid for their expenses with bad checks and bought them clothes with a credit card be bad obtained during a rew months of gainful employment in Oregon earlier this year. Dely ..... Dtl .. ry I ···--.. ~ ~Ft•OIY II Yo<1 dO not -,)OU'.,_. by~ 30 Pm ea11 oetor• r Pm and y(kl< COO'( ..,II bO cl81t-llCI Sel.....S.V and s..;::,. 11 yo., do no! ;::-;' 1r:"m c::r ~. ~:.;" ... 11C:: OCll•-td Congress has yet to authorize Its implementation. The nine·dlgit ZIP, four digits longer than the ZIP now in use, has come under attack by many congressmen as unn~essary and expensive. The Postal Service says it wiU make mail delivery more effi· cient and slow future postal rate increases. "The Postal Service bas gross· ly understated the cost and over· stated lhe savings of its plan," said Rep. Glenn Englis h, D· Okla. He said the switch to the longer ZIP code could cost postal customers more than $1 billion. At the same lime. the House a lso strengthened language already in the $869 million postal appropriation that would pro· hibil the Postal Service from closing any local post office. "The Congress of the United States does not want to have any wholesale closing or small post omces," said Rep. Paul Simon, D·lll. The funds being provided the Postal Service for next year total some $474 million less than authorized this year at Presl· dent Reagan·s request. The ad· ministration has pledged that the reduction in spending for next year will not result in an end to Saturday mail delivery or widespread closing of post of· fices . Congress already ls preparing at least a two ·year delay in any implementation of the longer ZIP code, but that delay would not prevent the Postal Service from beginning preparations for requiring use of the longer ZIP . By December 1982, the General Accounting Office. the in· vesligative arm of Congress, is to review the nine·digit ZIP and make recommendations to Congress. "We want to make a change in the court system and put it back where it's supposed to be," be said. Feldman claimed that Ms. Bird. of all state Supreme Court justices, has most often used legal •technicalities t.O circum· vent what he calls the will of the majority of voters. Feldman sa id he and Ra c kauckas will travel throughout the state to organiae the recall drive, along with others. He plans to work virtual· ly full·time on the campaign. Said Feldman: "What I'm try. ing to say is, we are real ser ious." What to call the princess? LONDON (AP) -A squabble has broken out over the proper way to refer to the new Princess of Wales, who ceased to be Lady Diana Spencer when she mar· ried Prince Charles on Wednes· day. Buckingham Palace said her correct tiUe is The Princess of Wales. She should not be called Princess Diana because only someone born a princess ln her own right c.an be so addressed, the palace said. How about just plain Diana? "No never," a palace spokeswoman shot back. But Patrick Montague.Smith, consulting editor of Debrett's Peerage, the "who's who" of British bluebloods, said there was nothing to substantiate the palace's objection to "Princess Diana." The British press seemed in disarray on the issue, with the tabloids favoring Princess Di. We1re Listening ••• What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like? Ca ll the number below and your message will be recorded. transcribed and dehvered to the appropriate editor. The same 24·hour answering service may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number for verification. No circulation l'alls. please Tell us what's on your mind . 642·6086 KAWAI CONSOLI PIANO SALll , . ONE WEEK OHL Y~,..- ou1 ENTIRE STOCK OF KAW Al CONSOLE PIANOS ON SALE AT •av1••• OP 'IOOto .... A4 H/F Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/,rlday, Jufy 31 , 1881 Texas solon shot fu slaying attempt AUSTJN, THH (AP) -A •~te lecillator 1urvived an ap.. P•rent u1a11lnatlon attempt e.,-ly today b1 wb!cb an u - s.Uant ftred four shot.I at b1m from a 12·1au1e 1.hotaun. poUce said. &ep. Michael W. Martin R· Lon1vlew, waa a dmitted to Brackenridie boepitaJ for treat· ~nt of an elbow wound, of· flcen saJd. A nursin1 supervilor said he wu in tood condition. .Police Sit. Robert LewaJJeo said tbat the usailanl fired four bluta ol buckshot at Martin but tbat only two pellets at.ruck the representative as he stepped ftom Ilia car at an Austin tr8ller park at about 3 a.m. Smoke evacuates Canaveral hangar CAPE CANAVERAL, F la. (AP> -The hangar housing the apace shuttle Columbia waa evacuated for about an hour Tbunday after several drops ol rocket propellant fell on a thermal insuJation blanket and belan smokioe. Kennedy Space Center officials said. Between four drops and a teaspoon of lbe propellant fell on the blanket as a reaction control ayatem thruster, a smaJl rocket uaed to maneuver ln space, wu beln1 moved inside the Orbiter Processing Facility, NASA spokesman Galba Cottee said. Tainted water leaks from plant MONTICELLO, Minn. (AP) - Radioactive water leaked into the ground and into the Mla- sisaippi River from the Mon- ticello nuclear plant, Northern States Power Co. said today. State beallb officials said the incident poses no threat to drink· in& water or aquatic Ure. Tbe plant is about SO miles north ol the Twin Cities. Baby' born a/ ter 8urgery in womb DENVER (AP> -A baby boy who underwent brain sur1ery in the womb bas been born, but ol- flciaJs won't say whether be suf· ,, fen the 1ame retardation attUet. int a Boston child that un· derwent the rare operation earlier. Acc:ordinl to a copyri&bt 1tory in Tbunday'a Deever POlt, tM baby wu born at tbe Unlventt1 of Colorado Health Sclencea Center July 18 alter an in·womb operation April 29 to relieve bydrocepbalua -too much Ould lbat can compress and damaie lbe brain. Khadafy oppo~nta arrested in NY NEW YORK (AP> -Police have charted 40 opponent.I ol the re1ime of Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy wltb criminal tr,apasa after the group took over part of tbe U · byan Mission. The protesters entered a room of lbe miaalon OD U.N. Plaza shortly before noon Thursday, allowed 14 staff memben to leave, and remained ln lbe mis- sion about four boura before police smaahed throu1h an of. fice door wilb a S·fool·lont bat· tering ram and a 1Jed1e ham- meJ. Lawsuits mounl in skywalk case KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP> Lawsuits triggered by lbe col· lapse of two skywaJks at the Hyatt Regency Hotel seek near· ly $707 million ln dama1es, and experts aay the letal batUea may eclipse those that followed the naUoo's worst aviation dia· aster . Court records showed that by Thursday afternoon. 22 lawsuit.I bad been filed by 1.oJured vic- tims or relatives or those killed wben ~ two U-too steeJ..a.od. concrete spans era.shed ooto a crowded dance noor J uJ.y 17. The crash killed 113 people and injured Ul6 others Trident troubled WASHINGTON <APt -Tbe first Trident stratecic m..issile submarioe is bkdy to be de- livered Ort. 31. Uiie NaYy UJS, but problems persist with the contractor, GseraJ Dynamics Corp.'s Electric Boat Division. Polish aide loses ~~b under pressure . WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Wp.b hundreds or workers de· ~d.Jn& more food surrounding Ufe Parliament today. the 2ov· e~ment announced that the dtiputy premier in charge of Pliland'a battered economy wiU 1>41-eplaced. ;tremier Wojciech Jaruulakl, s"'aklng to Parliament in a na- tJODally televised session, said •csyalaw J aetelaki, 57. had .ed to be replaced as deputy p(tmier. rf agielaki, formerly a Polit· bio member who was replaced e Iler this month at the e e rgency party congreu, n-.oliated last summer's IC· cords that ended a nationwide stil.ke. :Tbe app roximately 300 •ten demomt.ratln1 out.aide ~ Parliament sent a delegaUoo i ••ide with a resolution Utreatening a warn1n1 alrike •t week unless full meat ra· ur' are restored. l,.Uh atrikera . Both near death I azLFAST, Northern lreland <.f.P> -Hunter alriken KeYin Ll'acb, ln a coma near death, apd JOeran Doherty, in aJmoet i critlcaJ CODdltlon, continued Ir fut today alter the 1lx er ..,._ten rejec:ted a plu m a Roman CathoUc bllbop ead tbe ltrtU. :TbeJ called oo tb• Roman ~tbollc bl•rarcbJ, UH verameat of tile lrl1b publle and NortbeJ'D INIMd't tbollc pa:;J, tb• Social mocratic Labor Part)', 1pald their time Pt'9Murtaa Brililb, not aa." ipae o/•un uredbyc~ a Siberian s tation had clear sides. The United States conquered the weather with a flyin1 observatory lbat took 1cientiat.1 up to 43,000 feel over northern Japan. Hostage• a3&ault captor in Montreal MONTREAL <AP> -A dozen enraged bolta1es turned oo an escaped murderer who took them prisoner when be tried to rob a downtown Moot.reaJ bank and beat h1m Into a bloody mesa, police aaid. · "He loet more than bia teeth,'' said a policeman. "Everybody ~eemed to 1et a lick in." Talks on India reactor unaettled NEW DELHl, Ind.la (AP> - India and the United Stat•• ended two day1 ol ta.I.Ill today without reacbinc a decl.llon on the future of America'• ta-year monopoly of nuclear fu•I 1uppUe1 for a U.S .. bulJt .atom.le plant near Bombay. \... Tbe cliacuaalona ww coat.Laue at an unapecllled later date la W uhlnet.on. a U .8. offlclaJ and an Indian •o•ernment 1pok•man aaid. Soviet carrier joiru Baltic fleet COPl!NHA.OSN, D•Dmark (AP> -TIM aircraft carrt.r ltl••, "' of ti•• ltremll•'• 1ar111t wanlalpe, toda1 •teamed &.owan a na4H..., wl&ll a ..................... Baltle lea, Daalell ••Uterr ................. 0.. llA'N .,,... ........ ...................... to .................. , • ......... '1:!! ........... falll•I t• eraell ••• •• ..,..... . ................ SOUNDED LIKE SHOT -Secret Service agent Tim McCarthy, lop photo, wounded March 30 along with Presi- dent Reagan in a Was hington shooting incident, pulls open his coat and exposes a handgun while other agents, one car- rying a briefcase, bottom photo, scramble after a truck backfired on the President's return to Andrews Air Force Base. Md .. on Thursday. The backfire sounded "exactly like a gunshot." Alien plan flayed 'Regaining border control' queried WASHINGTON (AP) -The Rea1an administration la ND· ni n1 into s kepticism and criticlam in Congress and from Hispanics over ita plan to stem the now ol Ule&ai aliens into the United States and grant amnes- ty to up to five million already here. Some ol the harsher attacks are coming from members or the president's own RepubUcan Party. But Sen. Alan Simpson of Wyoming, tbe R epublican chairman of the Senate Judiciary subcommittee that will review the proposals, caJJed them "a good starting point." The firs t step in the ad- ministration effort will be a new Coast Guard effort to intercept boats filled with Haitians head· ing for Florida and turn them back lo Haiti. Smith asked for congressional a ulhorilation for the interdic· lions Thursday morning, then told reporters later that tbe pro- gram would begin without con· g ressional approval , usin1 authority the Justice Depart- ment believes th e president already bas. Democrats plan benefit battle WASHINGTON (AP) - Con1reuionaJ O.mocrat.I, ea1er to 1core 1ome points a1a.l.Dlt Preaident Rea1an , plan a flpt over Rea1an'1 proposal to eliminate the monthly m1nlmum SoclaJ Security benefit. Led by Rulea Committee Chairman Richard Bolllna, D·Mo., Houae Democrat• decided T huraday that they would not alJow a !inaJ vote oo Reaaao'a budeet without first votin1 •lain on the minimum benefit. After a closed-door meeUna, a plan wu devised wb.lcb elves House members a chance to go on record against the Social Security cut while aJlowing the RepubUcan·cootroUed Senate to have the final say on whether the cul stays iJJ the bud1et. The Senate is expected to s tand by the conference committee's budget action, thus en1urin1 that the lt22 mlnh:num monthly benefit wlU be dropped unJeu the aenaton cban1e their minds when they take up new Social Security le1l1lation ln September. Tbe strategy deviled Tbunday called for two votes today in the bouae -one on the budeet compromise already at.ruck by a House and Senate conference and another on a resolution ordering restoration of the minimum benefit. U the House approves the conference report and the resolution, both measures will be sent to the Senate. If the Senate refuses to vote on the resolution or votes it down, elimination or the minimum benefit would stand in the budget, "and the 3 million people who lose their benefits wlll know precisely why," said Rep. Jim Jones, D-OkJa. 'Work lies ahead' on budget program WASHINGTON (AP) -Now th at his administration is getting its bud get and tax c u ts, President Reagan says the real job begins -making them work. "We've got to prove that what we said about it ia true," Reagan told a privat e Republican reception Thursday after addressing the annual m eeti ng of the National Conference of State Legislators in AUanta. Reaean spoke the day alter the Democratic·controlled House approved his three·year, 25 percent tax cut and House and Senate conferees wrapped up work on an unprecedented package of more than S3S bUUon in federal budget cuts for fiscal 1982, starling Oct. 1. He denied' the tax victory in the House was won with presidential persuasion. "There was much in the news about lobbying, arm.twisting and every klnd or pressure, but what reaJJy sold the blJl waa the lobbying of the American people," Reagan told the legislators. At the S500-a·person reception for Georgia Re publicans, Reagan said his administration and those who supported him "must make sure that what we call the sa.fety net remains" for the "truly needy." ''No one must fail between the cracks," he said. But Democratic s ta te legislators, openly unhappy about Reagan's congressional v i c tories , r e ma i ned unconvinced. They predicted the slates -and ultimately the people -will wind up the losers when federal budget cuts lake hold. "With the abandonment of longstanding commitments at the federal level. we will be faced with deteriorating roads and mass transit systems, a crisis in educational financing, diminished health ser vices and cutbacks in programs for the elderly," said Maryland House Speaker Ben Cardin, speakin1 on behalf of Democratic state legislative leaders. Cardin, wearing a big button reading "I am a Democrat Reagan doesn't own," said the only alternative is higher state mcome and local property taxes. "The job or bad news is being pa sse d o n lo s tate governments," said Michigan House Speaker Bob Crim. ··I 'm pleased the 1ttorney general la alert to the problems lb at confront WI," Simpson said after listening lo Attorney General wyuam French Smith outline the program Thuraday before a joint bearin& of Rouse and Senate immigration sub- committees. Polo Smith said the new policy la an effort by the Rea1an ad· mlnlatration to re1ain ·' loet coo· trol of our borders.'' He eatimat· ed that three milHon to six million illetal aliens now live in the United States, about half from Mexico. Lightning suspect in plant blast GRANTSVILLE, Utah (AP) - Lt1htnin1 or a mech anical J>reakdown may have triggered a blast that reduced an ex· ploaives plant to a 35-foot-deep 1mokJn1 crater, federal officials aay. fl'lve people died ln the ex· plosion. · "There LI Juat a bole in tbe 1round" where the Minlnt Servicea international plant was, Toole County Sheriff Walt Shubert aatd Thursday followln1 lbe early momlne blut.1. l>•brl1 from the concrete bulldln• waa scattered three· qua.rten of a mll• in all direc· tlon1, and there waa "not a tr1ee" of the five workers from the ove:mlaht 1hllt suspected to have been Inside, Shubert aald. Prank Overturf, an am- bulance driver wbo wu beaded ea1t on Jnter1tate 10 early Tbunday, said he waa five to 1even mil• from the plant when M H• a bul• oranc• ftNball. "It wH a bl• bummer ," Overturf 1ald. "The fll'eball lut· ed maybe IO Hcondt at tbe moet. Jmt 'wboOlh,' and It .... 1 up lD tbe alr and then dlulpated. Jt wu qaa.. 1pectacular at a dla· taaee." 1'lt'1 blOl1 apeewatlve at Udl polal, bat appareDtlf 1om~ ...... -...... IMek .. It till," A6d HldMllu .,..... • ............. i.- lltA.TP. .;:,: .,,. ... =--~ ... = .... .. .. ~ .............. ., ~-=:·1.:-.::; ;; .-.. -........... ~ .......... " DiNta .... . CLE CE ENDS THIS WEEK RalpJI Lauren Polo ForMen&Women Off "'• 10% I '' .. ,~ ~ .............. -..... ..__ ............. . ··-·.,-.-·----··"' .. ... ,. .. _______ _ - :~umu~· Medfly progress told Public acceptance of eradi cation appear s mixed LOS GATOS (AP) -ornclala battllnc the Mediterranean fruit fly are delighted over pro,,_. ln eradication effort.a, but public acceptance ol the program ap- pears to be mixed. S u pervisors operating roadblocks in a three-county zone pJaeued by the insect aay fewer motorists are leav1n1 tbe area with illegally transported produce. However, an aide for a lawmaker from adjacent coun- * * * Uea bu reported "1obe of fhdt" are getting out of federal quarantine. . The contrutine report.a came one week after the most recent medfly larval find and du.rlnt a respite in aerial spraying ol the peaUclde malathion over a 1.ltl'I· square-mile core area lo Alameda, Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. Dick Thompson of the state Food and Agriculture Depart- * * * Plum crop disaster feared by growers FR~O <AP) -CaJ.itornla plum «irowers and packers look· ing at a record harvest fear they may face economic disaster in part because of the Mediterra- nean fruit fiy. The medfly infestation in the Santa Clara Valley, malathion spraying and shipping restric- tions by some Southern states have combined to sour out-of. state super market c hains on plum purchases, growers said. Lawson Bartell of United Packing Co. said several cbaina canceled orders, and an East Coast company cited television footage of medllr larvae as the reason. ''California, at this point in lime, is probably racing disaster with the plum crop," be said. After talking to friends in Kansas and Oklahoma, grower Ray Kenfledy of Porterville said, "Those people are really confused. A lot of housewives back there think there are worms in au our fruit. They're under the impression the fiy bas covered the entire slate of California." The Tulare County grower races prospects for no sales knowing he produced "some of the most beautiluJ fruit I ever raised." Tons of harvested fruJl is sit· ting in cold storage awaiting shipment. With prices dropping fast, Chris George of George Brothers Inc. in Sultana foresees possible fruit dumping. Prices in three weeks fell from $8 to $12 per lug to little more than $4 a lug. Utility wants to burn I cheaper, dirtier oil SAN DIEGO (AP > -San Diego Gas & Electric Co. says It can cut 75 cents from montbJy home bills if it gets permission to burn cheaper bigh-suJfer oil, which emits more air pollution, in four San Diego power plants. turbines would increase the polluting sulfur in the air over San Diego by lSO percent. ment said that "lf t.blnp con- tlo ue aa tbey are, we can declare victory by tbe end ot tbe year." Roadblock 1topa of llle1a.Uy transported produce bu faU.ea alnce J uly I when the lirat motorists were chf:Cked, aaJd Robert SmJtb of the atate Food and Aericulture Department. An aide to Aaaemblyman s&m Farr, D-Carmel, said tbe state department la overlooking vast amounts of produce leavlnc tbe area. Farr bu sent letters to the direct.on of two state a1eocies aaklng that the departments search people for contaminated fruit at 13 state beaches and seven stale parka 1n Santa Cruz and Monterey counties. Farr aide Keith Yates said that many people from the . quarantine area vacation at the sites and "gobs of fruit" gets through a checkpoint. In the spray zone, more than 50 people living near larvaJ finds have been ordered to strip their fruit trees within 48 hours or face fines and jail sentences. ----· --·-·--· ........ _.._.. Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 Hillside case eyed by state LOS ANGELES (AP) -Two deputy attorneys aeneraJ have atarted porin1 throueb 57 volume1 ol tranacrtpt.1 on tbe controvenlaJ HlllaJde Stranaler case, aeeldnt clues to wbether they can successfully prosecute defendant Angelo Buono. The state proeecuton stepped 1n at the request of District At- torney John Van de Kamp alter Superior Court Judee Ronald Georee refused to dismiss the cue. Van de Kamp'a prosecuton bad determined the case against Buono was unwinoable due to fUp.flopplng testimony by the star prosecution witness, con- fessed Hillside Strangler Ken· neth Bianchi, who la Buono's cousin. Tbe new prosecutors must de· cide whether they agree with that assessment or feel they have sufficient evidence to go ahead with a triaJ. Georee told them to report their decision to him at a bear- ing Aug.13. Deputy Attorney General Roger Boren and Deputy Al· torney General Michael Nash were auigned to lake over the case Van de Kamp has called "a hot potato.'· .............. Brown may not f acq death penalty case U S AC RAM ENT 0 ( A P) -to pay '813 a month to 1up _I' Despite an execution scheduled her, tbelr 9-mooth-old IOCl ':J for Sunday in San Quentin, Gov. hia stepdauahten, aaed 8, 9, uct. Edmund Brown Jr. may never 12. have to decide on a death penaJ. Sc• I • " I ty, aays bis clemency adviser. ien ia .. s ry AUen Sumner, a deputy JetaJ to sa ve sh a rk affairs secretary for Brown, said In an interview Thunday 'that state and federal appeala available to the condemned prisoner could take up all of lhia NEWS BRIEFS year, and probably all of next year too. The Democratic governor finishes bis second four-year term in January 1983. Man, 64, ch a rged in rape of girls RIVERSIDE (AP) -A 64 -year-old man who married a rriend 's Vi e tnam es e sister-in-law so that she and her family couJd enter the United States has been charged with raping and molesting her three young daughters . Jack G. Rose, or Sun City, pleaded innocent to the charges. Rose, who married Thi Tuong Nguyen Rose last year but later divorced her, was ordered by a Superior Court judge Thursday SAN DIEGO (AP> -Foe tbe: .. second lime this week, Se••• World scienliata are tryi.n& lQ':"' save a great white shark. N#F( shark of that species ha•~~ survived in captivity. ct•:> An 80-pound, s~ foot female w aa transported to Sap oteetf·.! Thursday, hours after it becamf•.! entangled in a halibut fisbin1 netin two miles off San Pedro. "'•' .. , Heal t h cuts eyed .,., 11 l LOS ANGELES CAP) -"· Attorneys for the Legal AJd '" Foundation sought a temporary!'! restraining order to block a S7SJ•; miUion slash in county health services, even though mos\( reductions already bad been.,.. implemented. '• Missile rnis~irea 'I' r,• POINT MUGU <AP ) -A,,, cruise missile, fired from .&{'! , submarine off the Callfoi'nia,,, coast, went awry and crubed.11: short of its intended tareet on ~! Nevada test range, authorities ' said. - •,. Short arms of law .... Kids pursue, surround suspect :- vALLEJo <AP> -It could have been a 1940s episode of '~ "Little Rascals" -10 youngsters abandoning t heir basket-~~ ball game to chase a robbery suspect. But it was a genuine six-block run from Washington • Park playground Thursday that led to the arrest of Sharon • · C. Walton of Vallejo. . .. Police booked Ms. Walton, 21 , fo~ investigation of,.·· s trong-arm robbery in connection with the theft of $71 from .':: 79-year-old Floyd Tedford of American Canyon. :· ''I heard somebody cry, ·Help, help','• said Steven .•• ~ James, 13, one of the 10 basketball players aged 8 to 13. He .. ,~ said he turned around and saw "a girl pull an old man out of.:.· a car." ~· The suspect ran, purs ued two blocks by the youths. and pers uaded a motorist to give her a ride. ~;. When the car's path was blocked by the children, Ms. At present, the utility pays a premium of f1 a barrel for the costlier low-suller oil it must burn. Air pollution officials said Thursday that b urning tbe cheaper oil in tb.e oil-fired "It's tasteless and odorless, cannot be seen or felt," said the utility's chairman, Robert Morris, confirming that public officials have been asked to live their approval. "The impact will only be felt on the monthly bills." Morris said customers would save $80 million over the first five years. THREE INDICTED -Harold Rossfields Smith, boxing pro- moter, ~ft. and Ben Lewis, right, an officer _of the Wel~s Fargo Bank, have been indicted along with S_a!Dm1e Marshall, former loan officer at the bank, of co~sp1nng to defraud Wells Fargo Bank out of more than $21 million. Walton reportedly jumped out and the race began again. By ~~ this time, adults had jotried the stampede and Ms. Walt.on was surrounded. "We stood over her and made her 9it down until police•• .... game," said Mark Edwards, an ambulance driver who''f; as ked his dispatcher to call authorities. ' " SPIRAL sucn FOR EASY Sf1Wltl(; No~ No teorro No 1ost rrtiJte caving. Honey Bciced Hans ae slced ao.rd the bone In a sprci marf'l9f so tnat eacn s1ce remc:n 1n p1ooe ~ ser"J9d. Each slce Is I.dorm In tNc::kness and lrlolds eosly. We lnYented the spra slced hall ond we~ It r9Cly Is the best thlrg slrce sloed bread. It l8fV8S '10l.P a lnc:Md.a per-fecttv ond Is \¥8lcor'ne at di occasions ... both fOO't"d and worma. Evety Honey Bci<ed Hern Is~ baked (Net p.roent tlci<ay ~ ad glazed wtth 0 deldous coatro a honev crd spices. TtY a tree sc:rrpe In a'f one a OU' stores. YOU' taste buds wl back~ OU' c:tcm For the peffect ~we ~?'try Ja11cmws · CQdX>cll-:Jbo---a~rdd Multad Sauce. It's the best tt*'o sn::e tk:ed ha'T\ Big ·Small Price. Unneeded items taking up place in your space? Sell it all and put cash in your pocket with the new Daily Pilot 8-Day Week. We can put you in touch with more buyers because our classifieds have an extra day to sell every week. Get res ults with the ads that last longer. Get the 8-Day Week special classified rate. Call 642-5678 today! For an EXTRA day, call today _,, 642·5678 .. Open 8 to 5;30 Monday-Friday, 8 to noon Saturday . The new Daily Pilot 8·Day Week PLUS DAY WEEK 8Days 3 ~ines B Dollars Speclll ftal nk --H•...rdal .......... •tre.._..~ ....... ,.-• ._.c.. ,. • .._ ..... _ wt IMr ,_. .. _..I..,.. .......... -..... -1 ..... .. c . , .. .. .. ; . .. j l ti! ,,, . ... ---... ---·--· - Orange Coa1t DAIL.Y "L.OT/flrlday. Jutv 31, 1981 ; Outlook bleak for ! ~ounty fre e way work .. Orange County commuters are faced with a dilemma ol sorts u work continues to widen a $!tort segment of the Santa Ana l'reeway just north of the county lfne: ShouJd they be heartened tbat at least some attempts are b"'ing made to improve the crowded highway or shouJd they t)t upset that such projects never occur in popuJated parts of this county? better to spend mUlions of dollars wldenina a freeway which wUl immediately fill up again or shouJd the money be spent on projects lo move commuters through other forms of transit? The Caltrans officials have answered that question aJready. Noting that the Santa Ana Freeway would have to be doubled in size -from a six to 12 ·1ane highway -to serve future needs, they are investing money instead in commuter trains and other systems that don't use highways. That means Orange County commuters can expect the 27- year·old Santa Ana Freeway to remain much the same. Improve- ments are planned for the in- terchange with the Newport- Costa Mesa Freeway. but not un- til at least 1986. --....-. ~;,... ... T CDD'Ml·-·······---.-.-- i ·~ The answer. of course, is that tbe two are not mutually ex· otusive. Residents who use the POad are bound to anticipate an utra lane while still feeling ~omewhat bitter no lanes are t dded in central Orange County. } This lack of attention has been a constant source or dis- setisfaction for Orange County leaders who have virtually triemorized their speeches blast- ing Caltrans, our larger and more influential neighbor county (o the north and the state tegislature. To answer their Orange Gounty critics, Caltrans officials have formed their own rhetorical quiz, which goes like this: Is it All this leads to the final. futile question or the commuter: "Where do I go from here?" In light of Caltrans ' performance in Orange County over the past few years, probably not very far. very fast, very soon. Glittering ingots not all gold ! Message is clear l The message from the House of Representatives showdown on the Reagan tax program is pretty clear. ; The voters who chose Mr. fleagan by a substantial margin ~ere strongly opting for change. And they currently have more confidence in the vision and hopes of the President than in the performance retord of the Democratic congressional leadership. A strong outpouring of voter messages to their congressmen io the wake of the President's ap- peal for s upport, coupled with sbme expert arm twisting by the President. turned the tide in the last hours before Wednesday's vote. Apart from reducing the total lflX cut from 30 percent over three years to 25 percent, and agreeing to indexing to keep in- flation from wiping out the cuts, the President held firmly to the basic tax program which had been a keystone or his campaign. It brings to mind that Reagan made a pproving ref- erence at the GOP national con- vention to the bold leadership or Franklin Delano Roosevelt. FDR. too, capitalized on the nation's mood for change and on early term personal popularity to mus- cle through major programs. Then, as now. there were no guarantees that the new pro- grams would work out as predict· ed. Then, as now, the voters had mad e very clear their dis- satisfaction with the state of the nation. In 1932 it was the status quo approach of the Republican leadership, as the nation was sliding into economic disaster, that inspired the call for change. In 1980, the message, equally plain, was that Americans had become disenchanted with the re- s ults of the Democratic tax-and- spend programs and with a gov- ernment that has grown into a costly, cumbersome dinosaur . In recent weeks. the actions of House Speaker Tip O'Neill and his colJeagues offered too little evidence they understood the message a nd had a genuine change or heart and mind. How well the Reagan pro- grams will work remains to be seen. But the Congressional vote clearly reflects the strong desire of the people to try some new ap· proaches and policies No penny-ante game Last week, an advertisement appeared in the Daily Pilot urg- a(lg residents lo join the Airport Goalition. a group that intends to sµe Orange County government (pr millions or dollars in damages over the alleged ill effects of John Wayne Airport jet noise. The full-page ad listed the names or hundreds of persons identified as "tentative litigants" ih the potential jet noise court fight. Tom Williams, a developer who is spearheading the coali- tion's efforts, says he hopes that at least 3,000 litigants will sign up l~ sue the county for $100 million, or more. But one doesn't become a litigant, reading of the ad re- veals, unless he stands willing to Sbend $1.50 per year (for three fears> to the attorneys who will ~andJe the case. i Now, considering that each of • those 3,000 plaintiffs hopes to col- lect $30,000 or so for his $450 in- vestment if they win the $100 million judgment -the money isn't all that big, either way. For the coalition's attorneys, of course, its a winning deal. re· gardless of the court decision. If the coalition succeeds in getting 3.000 participants at $150 per year, that's $450,000 a year for at· torney bills. For three years, it totes up to an impressive $1,350,000 for attorney fees and charges. And, of course. the county's payment for attorneys -county staff and private counsel -could mount up similarly. One way it sizes up, it's the little guy citizen against the big guy county government. But with a million bucks worth of chips on each side of the table, its' not a penny-ante neigh borhood game . ~onions expressed on Ille <,pace abOve are those of Ille Daily Pilot. Otner views ex Pte'>sed on tilts page are those ol tlletr clUlllors clnd art •SI '>. Reader comment is 1nv1t eet. Addre'>s Tile i::>a11y Pilot, P.O. Box 1So0, Costa M esa. CA 926211. Phone t11•> 6.1 4321 ' I ~.M. Boyd I Before his • time I "Alcohol makes beauttrul, clean Alexander Graham Bell, cret\lted iind efficient fuel . . . and we can with the invention of the telephone. I make alcohol from sawdust, a wute say "credited'' becauae there are Jtroduct of our mllla. Alcohol al.lo can those who claim an Italian came up ~ manufactured from com atalka. wlth the notion fint. Mr. Bell .,,.., id in fact from almost any ve1et.a· bright , however. Very bri&ht . e matter capable of fermentation . 1rowtni crops ... weedl ... even See what you can do with the fact e iarbas• from our cltJet." You that there are more turkeys In ow wbo aald that? None other than California than ln any other state. I ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat TMmn P. H•ley PubUlher Tttomu 'Murplll• ·e ditor .......... l(Nlllllcll Edltorl•I Pege Ectyor WASHINGTON Shockingly, some of the gold in the nation's bank vaults may not be as pure as ll is certified to be. Even a trifle ~r impurity would re- duce the value of a l,OOO·ounce gold bar by thousands of dollars. If it turns out that there has been widespread dilution of the gof d content. it would rock the world's monetary system . My associates Indy Badhwar and Jack Mitchell have learned that gold from at least one bank has allegedly tested out below standard. What is even more disturbing, this bank the Rhode Island Hospital Trust National Bank -is a big dealer in pre- cious metals. Its impure supply ap- parently came from one of the giants in the world of gold mining and refining - Engelhard Industries of New Jersey. T HERE IS NO evidence of foul play Both the Rhode Is land bank and Engelhard Industries appear lo be vie· lims of fauJty testing methods. Yet they are the victims or a system of their own makinR. For gold trading and testing is controlled by a tight little circle of pinstriped bankers. The In- vestigation by my reporters indicates that industry test s tandards are arbitrary and archaic. Most or the gold trading on the New York Commodities Exchange is con- trolled by only six banks. Incredibly, the industry empowers only three as· sayers lo be offi cial testers, and they work at the pleasure or the corporations whose gold they are testing. Because of this inadequate quality control, there is no telling whether de· fective gold bars have escaped detec- JACI ANDIRSON lion But the implications arc stagger- ing. The traffic in gold bullion and gold futures has been bullish. Since 1975. when Americans were permitted to own gold again. billions worth or gold have changed hands. Once in 1980. the price passed $800 an ounce an incredible 23 times higher than the $35 an ounce of less than a decade ago. INSIDE THE R EAGAN administra- t ion, top officials are agitating for a re- turn to the gold standar d. A con- gressional Gold Commission will report in October on the precious metal's ef- fect on our money system. So the allegation that gold bullion from the Rhode Island Hospital Trust National Bank didn't measure up to the 99.9 percent purity standard will send shock waves throughout the world of gold mining and refining The bank, using industry methods. had certified the ingots as pure gold. Yet this was disputed by a new testing machine, railed the Hetra machine. which showed some adulteration. F'or verification, the ingots were sent to independent assayers Photometrici.. Inc . and Jarrell-Ash Both ronfirmed the startling findings. they reported traces of silver. nitrate. copper. zinc. iron and other elements Some gold bars varied from the certified purity standard by 06 perrent to 33 percent ONE INGOT WAS also shipped to England to be melted down by Her Ma 1esty's assay office This most pres tagious of tests confirmed that the ingot dad not rontaan the purity that wai. represented Bank exerutivc Carl Peterson refused a reques t for a n inte r view. but Engelhard vice president Joe Feldstein said he was "shocked" at the test re suits "We ran make mistakes an other areas," he i.aad . "but in this case. we have to be purer than Caesar's wife." He promised a thorough investigation. Other sources have raised the frightening· possibility that the loose testing standards may permit the Mafia to was h its illegal profits 1n adulterated gold It is also possible, of course, that the below-standard ingots are rare excep lions. But the tes ting procedures are so lax that the phrase "good as gold" may lose its meaning Footnote In future columns. we'll ex a mine the controversy over the gold in dustry's testing methods. Equal pay definition stirs questions Generally speaking, the women's bat· tie for equal pay for equal work has met with little opposition Ask the question of any90e the chances are 99 percent will agree lo the proposition. But what are they agreeing to? Most people will tell you that it means a woman working as an accountant, bank manager, cook. bartender. or truckdriver should get the same pay as a man similarly employed So it will come as a great surprise to them, private employers especially, to learn that Isn't what they mean al all. THE NEW CONCEPT of equal pay for equal work as put forth by organited labor is that women performing work "qualitatively equal" to some pre· selected job classifications. which are predominantly filled with men. should get the same pay. The new meaning surfaced in San Jose where the stage was set ror the labor disputes which can be expected to overshadow all o ther work con· troversies during this decade. Obviously labor leaders believed it would be easier to make the "breakthrough" ror this new concept with a public agency. But in choosing San Jose It was not because it is now the statfs fourth largest city but rather . because the city is headed by a woman mayor and has a city council mostly female. I N PUS H ING T H E IR case qualitatively equal work .comparisons were made between a secr etary at $18,000 and a senior mechanic earning llll WATIRS r, o-.-, ...... ~,, $31,000; a librarian receiving $7,700 less than a plant s upervisor ; and typist· c lerks paid $14 ,300 versus groundskeepers at $17,500.' These subjective comparisons which seem to be not simply comparing ap- ples and oranges but grapes a nd watermelons, open up a whole new can or worms in the labor-management field. That this is bound to extend into the private sector is a foregone conclusion. Traditionally, historically and as a practical matter, government pay has been determined by prevailing pay in private industry. So while the union or- ganized public employees in San Jose may have' won the first round in that ci ly their prospects ror further victories in the publk employee arena are dim unless their concepts gain acceptance by privat.e employers. However. efforts to legislate this con· cept into bein ~ have been made Already a bill in that direction by As sem blyman Rall Lockyer has cleared the Assembl} but only after it was watered down to require only that the state give consider ation to qualitative factors in futurt? salary setting. The measure is yet to be approved by the Senate STATE OFFICIALS say that undoub· tedly there will be some effort to com pare education. training and experience required for the various classifications in the future The equalization however is m ore likely to be accomplished through differenllals in future cost or living wage adjustments spaced out over a long period. "In no event." said an official who is involved in employee relations, "can the state be expected to pay more than pri vale industry pays for similar work." The bottom line is that nobody is go· Ing to pay any more than people are willing lo work for. Exce~s of nioney can pave way to poverty The late great saloon entertainer, Joe E. Lewis, was fond of saying, ''There's one thing money can't buy -poverty." It always raised a large laugh. But it doesn't happen lo be true. Money In large amounts bought pov· erty for many entertainers like Lewis - IYllll 111111 not to menUon his bomon}'m, Joe Louis, the boxer . who m a de mlUlons and ended ln bock to the u .S. sovernment. ll bH bou1ht poverty for many hmllles who suddenly won hu1e ••HPllM• priiet, went on bln&ea. and a year or t" i.i.r found tbemHlves more tlli*• than before t.bey wand the wtnaJ.nc Uckel ln tbelt beAdl. It ear ....,.. ... -1, '* , ......... for investors, for companies, and for countries. For m oney, just lite fire, i1 a splendid servant but a ruthless muter: if you cannot control ll, il can ruin you. fotellect is no protec:Uon against it. Mark Twain lost a fortune in backing bad inventions: so also, in England, did Thackeray and SLr Walter Scott. Many a.n artist, an actor, an inventor, bas died broke after r unning through not one but several fortunes. U John Barrymore had not been so hu1ely auccesaful, he· wouJd not have been able to lndulae his tastes so ex- travaaanUy, and wouJd have remained a aerloua actor unUI bis last days, ln· stead of the pathetic buffoon he became. &VEN THOSE with 10-called "bull· oe11 beedl'• an 90l lmmane from thl• emotlonal allmeal. The ebraoldel ol commerH are s tudded wltb c ... ol •· tHprllMNl'I wbo went wild wU.b ~. o••rut.dld UMmMl"8 ud eaded ln baunqitty eoun or wone. Had lbe1 Dfl rW. eo b1P if) fut. tMJ CICM&ld ~ have faJlen so far so precipitously. Money is as much a myth as romanlic love. Both are easier to find than to keep, easier to misuse than to handle. easier to become victimized by than mas ter of. Too much Is as bad as too lit· tie the trouble being that we know when we have too little. but we learn we have too much only when it is too late. GllllYSll Whal would Preeldenl Rea1an do wlth a 1ac·b\? He'• an ax and saddle ma.n, a bud1et trimmer. F.K. ......, .. c--. .... .--.................. _ Rt•M«tly,..._, ... ., ............ .,,.,., ._._,.. '"" ......... , ... o. .. ,~..... ··-y ' .. , .. ,.. .. ...... ~ . .. . . . ... lllTlllRI 1111:1 /flllTlll lllllY llllJPllll FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1911 DEATH NOTICES . BUSINESS TELEVISION 86 87 810 Largest cable TV transaction ever gets FCC nod ... 81 D I ~ 0 20% seek transfers froDl Ocean View • Nearly 20 percent of the atu- dents ualped to attend Ocean View Jl1th School this fall will be atteadin1 classes elsewhere ln the Huntincton Beach Union Hilb School District. Moat ol the m transferring studentl have cited the variable credit system u their rea.aoo for not attending the school, accord: ing to Glen Dysinger, aaailtant superintendp&-in charge of Plannlni Refearcb and Evalua- tion. Al the same lime 283 are transferring In. The unique grading system bas been the center of con- troversy since lt was started In 1971. Studenta must receive at leut a C grade in order to 1a1n credit. In tbe pa.st two years Ocean Vlew bu bad 5 percent more non-graduaUni sen.ion than the district average. The debate over student transfers has been fueled by a rule banning tramferrin1 stu· dents from participating in sporta for one year. This la the first year it bas applied t.o ln· coming freshmen. Eleven parents loet a lelaJ batUe lh1I week to overturn tbe d.latrict's sporta~cy, when a Superior Court uqe ruled in favor ol tbe diJ ct. Io September the variable credit prolfam will be cut in half and will apply to only freshman science classes, English, math and some elecUve courses, accordin1 to school principal George Block. Block said lt WU too IOOD to telJ lf tbe 50 percent pro1ram re- ducUoo will induce some ol the 727 Ocean View transfers to re- turn to the school. Even ii tbey don't return, 1Jyi1- in1er said it will make very lit· Ue dllference becauae the diJ. trlct receives ita state and federal fundin1 baaed on avera1e daily dlatrlctwide atten- dance regard.Jess of where the student attends. What wiU be reduced la the $85 Ocean View receives per student for supplies and transportation. The overall reduction of 464 stu- dent.a will mean a $39,«0 1065. Districtwide, 1, 713 students wilJ transfer to other schools: Huntington Beach High School will gain 75 st udents , Westminster will lose 126, Marlna will gain 157, Fountain Valley wlU gain 250 and Ediaon will gain 108. Dysinger said he waa unaware that there were so many tranafening students unW the first district report on the sub- ject waa compiled this year. "Frankly we were surprised," said Dysinger. "But other than the bother of processing paper it realty hasn't been a problem." Even with the loss of students, Ocean View will have a popula· lion of 2,247 or 136 more than last year. The school was built for 2,289. "There's no possibility that Ocean View wiU be closed," said Dysinger. "Even with the out· migration, its population is sta· ble." The only school facing a dangerous drop in populatlon ~ Edison which has 200 fewer stu- dents than it was built for, ac- cording t.o Dysinger. If the trend continues, trustees will consider redrawing boundry lines by the end of the year,. he added. sentenCed to 24 years Doctor faces sentence A Fountain Valley physician convicted oo 12 counts of illegal- ly prescribing drugs faces sen- tencing on Aug. 27 in central Orange County MunicipaJ Court. Dr. Matthew Szawlowsti was convicted last Friday of the mis· demeanors by a jury in Judge Richard Pars low Jr. 's courtroom in Santa Ana. The doctor could be sentenced to a maximum 28 months in custody, but such a stiff sat· tence is unlikely, said Deputy District Attorney James Clon- inger. Szawlowski also could be fined as much as $60,000, he said. The doctor was arrested last December after be allegedly prescribed s timulants and depressants to undercover agents who later claimed they never were made to explain their medical ~t.ories. Physicians are required to seek such information before prescribing controlled sub· stances. The state Board of Medical Quality Assurance also has flied accusations against Szawlowski. and a separate bearing is scheduled for Oct. 26 to de- termin e whether the circumstances in the case merit s anctions, including possible suspension of revocation ot bis medical license. Szawlowski is free on bis own recognizance. Girl, 5 , hurt by neighbor A 5-year-old Huntington Beach girl was injured outside her apartment complex when an up- stairs neighbor plun1ed over a third-floor balcony and landed on her, police reported today. Tbe girl, whose name was withheld by police, and the neighbor, Anita Ceriona, 34, both were reported in fair condiUoo today at Fountain Valley Com· munity Hospital. Tl\e incident occurred at about 6 p.m. Wednesday in an apart- ment complex at 16000 Villa Yorba . Police said the circumstances surrounding the woman's fall have not been de· termined. Late dog liceme pen alty clarified An arUcle in Wednesday's Daily' Pilot listed an inaccurate penalty fee for late do1 llcenae purchases in Huntington Beach. On Aug. 1, the do1 fee prices. will rise 50 percent. Tbe regular license fee ls $12.50, with balf· SKIMMING ALONG -Mall Clark. 19, of Newport Beach does a little skimboarding at DmfY ............... LMI".,_ the L Street beach in Newport. The weather has given him plenty of days to practice. Contractor faces action Huntington company accused of dumping hazardous waste The Los An1eles city attorney's office is taking steps t.o bar a Huntington Beach contractor from doing business with the city. . The contractor is accused ot dumping hazardous waste material near Irvine and withholding wages. Deputy city attorney Christopher M. Westhoff was in· Search pushed for county girl, 11 Investigators stepped up their search for an 11 -year-old girl wbo ran away from her home Tuesday in Garden Grove and basn 't returned. Beatris Irene Morales, a 95- pound girl with brown eyes and dark brown hair, left ber Loma Street home about 5 p.m. Tuesday wearing blue Jean.a and a red·and· white striped tank top, said Orange County sberilra Sit. Dan Spratt. Out ol breath, she called ber parentl three hours later but re- fused to come home or divuJee her location, be 1aid, adding tbere was no initJal sign of foul play. structed by the Los Angeles Public Works board during a hearing Monday to begin findings to declare E and G lnc. a "non· responsible bidder.'• U the Huntington Beach com- pany, owned by Walt Taylor, is declared a "non-responsible bid· der" it will not be allowed to COO· tract with any city agency. In a s tatement reported through ~ secretary, Taylor denied all charges and said the matter was being handled by bis attorney. Westhoff added, however, that the action may be moot, since the company 'is not curre0Uy a low bidder on any city contracts. The company has been accused by union and stale health officlaJs of exposing six workers to carcinogenic asbestos and then deliberately mixing it with non- toxic material before dumpl.q it illegally in the Coyote Jandflll near Irvine. lo March the Callfomil Oc- cupational Safety and Health Ad· ministration <Cal-OSHA) illued i.wo citations against the com- pany for aUe1edly expoel.q t.be workers to ubeatoe wlt.bout pro- viding needed safety equipment. Thocse citations were followed by two other citation.a in June for "serious willful" vtolationa involving exposure to wOl"ken mixing asbestos and the non- toxic wastes on a Williamingt.oo loading dock, according to Shah Bains, senior industrial hygienist for Cal-OSHA. The last two violations carried a $10,000 fine each, which the owner will challenge during a bearing Aug. 4 before the California OSHA appeals Board in Los Angeles. "Tbey were well aware that they were not supposed to dispose of it like that," said Bains. "We have proof that be knowingly dumped it." In addition to the health cbar1es. the company baa been accused ol underpaying 13 DOO· union workers a total of $46,526 ln salary and penalties on withhold- ing wages. Pat Smith, a spokeswoman for the Public Works Commission, said that the workers were sbort· ed while working on a demolition proje ct for tbe Los Angeles Harbor Department at Berths 200 0 le H lo Wilmington. The board bu requested that the harbor department with.bold further payment to E le G Coo· tracton unW t.be waaes have been paid. The Wllminitoa location ls al.lo tbe lite where tbe ubestoe wu al· le1edly mixed wltb non-t.oxJc material before being tran.aport· ed to Orange County. Former Lag u n an fine d t oo A 1974 Laguna Beach High School graduate whose life was s pared by hijackers of a Pakistani airliner in March waa sentenced t.o 24 years in prison Thursday after pleading guilty to drug smuggling. Craig Richard Clymore, 24 , a former Lake Forest resident, re- ceived 12 years each on bis plea of guilty to two counts of smug- gling three kilograms of heroin and hashish oil into the U.S. from Pakistan. Clymore was also fined $50,000 by U.S. District Judge Thomas Platt in his Brooklyn, N.Y., courtroom. His federal prison terms are to be served con- secutively. Since bis return t.o this country from Damascus, Syria in early April, Clymore has been held in lieu of $10 million ball at the Metropolitan Corrections Center in Brooklyn. The bail ls reported to be the highest ever set in the Brooklyn court. Clymore, who also used the surname Richards, wu one of more than 100 hostages aboard a Pakistani jet that was bi· jacked March 2 on a flight from Karachi to Peshawar. The plane, seized by three op- ponents of the Pakistan govern- ment, was eventually flown to Damascus, where the hostages were released March 14 in ex· change for the freedom ol 54 jailed Pakistani political prisoners. Just hours after the hostages' release, news of a grand jury in- dictment naming Clymore and eight other Californians was re· leased by the U.S. Attorney's of· rice in New York. Announcement of the indict· ment was kept secret while Clymore was in captivity for fear be would be harmed by the hijackers. Efforts to return Clymore to the United States were hindered by the lack of an extraditioo treaty with Syria. However, he was taken into c ustody by Syrian authorities and later signed a waiver of extradition to come to the United States and face the charges. Initially Clymore pleaded in· nocent t.o dope smuggling and taking part lo a conlinuing criminal enterprise -puniaba· ble upon conviction by We im· prisonmeot without parole. But lut month be changed bi.I plea and admitted being the rintleader for eight couriers who brought drugs into the U.S. by ingestina condoms filled with heroin and huhish oU. Al Clymore'• trial, U.S. At· torney Thomas Roth presented evidence that the La.run• Beach , , GIVEN 24 YEARS Drug smuggler Clymore High School graduate made 20 trips to the Middle East, and, though bis claimed yearly in· come was $12,000, he bad paid a travel agent $105,000 for plane trips in one year. Clymore is the son of San Juan Capistrano residents Glenn and Thelma Clymore, who were pres- ent during their son's sentenc- ing. News reports said the elder Clym ore called Roth an "animal" after the sentence was handed down, and had to be restrained by court.room bailiffs. Clymore's parents have stead· fasUy maintained their son is in· nocent. . U.S . drug enforcement authorities were re portedly tipped off to Clymore's drug smuggling activities when two of bis aUeged accomplices became violently ill from swallowing drug·f V led condoms last January. . The two women were clearing customs in New York's John F. Kennedy Airport after arriving on a flight from Pakistan with Clymore when they became ill and were rus hed to nearby Queens General Hospital. One of the women· was said t.o have been carrying 593 grains ol heroin in 60 ingested condoms. Tbe second woman had aimilar- 1 y concealed 27 ounces of hashish oil, according to federal Drug Enforcement Administra- tion officials. Knife-wielding . bandit sought Police are searching for a knife-wielding bandit who al·. legediy robbed Marks Clotbint, 16672 Beach Blvd., HunUngt.oo Beach, of about $180. The incident occurred at 4 p.m . Thursday, when a man en· tered the store, threatened tbe clerk with a knife and took money from the register, police said. '-.-.rice charged for altered a11lmal1. The 50 percent late ch•r1e will be added to these fee•. , "When you have one tb1s youn1 who SUya away from home lh1I lon1, we start looking into these · things," said Spratt. Ne~portfires set by bottle r.ockets? Irvine hOnsing sites selected Bottle r1>cket1 are beln 1 '9amed for two ftret that broke out lD Newport Beacb durtq lbe' ,..t 31 boun -OGe bunUq ID ~,.. o/. bruab and a MeOGd ctoms 11t•llt dama,-e to a 1ar•1• l'OQI. Newport ft.re autborttJ• Nld two 15-year-old boJI are bltna ...-tJoned lD coonectloa wtlb dM Tlmnday atternooa bruah IN la ID open field wnt o/. 15lb ........ l"lnftClaten aald It took tlMm • minute. to uUn1ut1b tbe Man that reportedly •tarted ' when a bottle rocket landed ln • champ ol bruab. The one-acre field la owned by Beeco, Ltd. Tbe HCOGd fire, autborttlea aalcl, brc*e out at DH Clay 8'. at 5:32 1.m. today wbe.n 1 boWe rocket landed (Xl a aara•e root. Two DIAcbbon -Cb.rt• Duda ud .,._ S.batucd -bad tbe nre llllClll' eoatro& by tbe time fire ellllD• arrlved, oftldila aald. TIM bla• taUled about MOO worth of d1ma1e to tbe ,.,a1• owned bJ Pbllip Nellon. By aaau.ao G&BIN °' ............. Tbe City of lrvlJ>e and the Irvine Compaqy are well Oft their way toward meetln1 tbe reqWl'emmtt o/. tbe out-GI-court aetUemeat o/. a l1nult alletlq clty son1JlC pollclet were ez. chtalonary toward Jow·lAcome people, aecordin1 to eltJ pj..._. Debby Llan. Tb• out-of-court aetllement called for tbe city Uld tbe com- pany to ldmW')t altel for 721 UD· ·ttl of ••nc ·ror ·1ow ·mcome famWiL ..,. Ill.el for U.. ualta baft .,. bHD ~ tD tbe tollowiq \)roJedl to be built bJ Im: _ -Woodbridp vtuu. wtddl ls to include UO affordable unita, at Yale Avenue and Weet Yale Loop. -Orchard Park, wblcb ls to include IO affordable unlta at Irvine c.enter Drive .. at ol Jcl· frey Road. -Wlochrood, which ls to in- clude 1JO affordable unlta at C\alver Drtve and tbe prGpOMd extenaloD o/. Deerfield A vtDUe. -Woodbrlqe Ow, wbl~ ls to include 1JO affordable aDltl near Altm Avenue and J~ Road. -NorUlwood, wblcb ls to lD· et• • attar41ble aaltt Mar tbe Sula Ana PrMWIJ IDd Trabuco ao.d. Unlvemtr !own cent,r. I which la t.o include 120 aHorlia· ble units at Campua Drive and C1llfomla~yeqµ~. __ _ -Uni veralty Town Center Site U, which ls to include 105 If· fordable ..ttl at Campus Drive and Bridle A•eoue. Tbe1e ua.ltl are to be made If· fordable to " lDcom• famlllet, tbon earnlQI leu tban ID per- c.at o/. UM Oran11 County me• d.lu 1uri1· income of m.ooo. 'brou•b ftderal bou.alna 1ub- 1ldtff. Tb•• aoblld.ln allow low·lncome penou to PQ 15 perc• o/. tbelr lDeome to.ard tll• real wltb tbe federal ~ menl PddAI up tbe balance. In 1dditloo to lbla -.o\alhll lawsuit flied by the Oran1e County Fair Hou1lnc Cowldl~ the ~lty sWl faces a tanult ft.led by the Le1al Aid Society oa behalf ol some low-income peo. pie alleetna that city IODinl Ian were dl1crlmlnatory toward them. A trial date bun't yet been Ml for lhla IJ&lt ln 0Tan1e ~ Super:tor Court. A UUrd boullq lawsuit, flied by Irvine ,...dent Wealey llan wbo alle•ed tbat tbe envt.roD· mental Impact report • tbe clty'1 eutern lDd\altrial com· plex didn't -..ute&1 addaw houalftc llluee, wu won ln court b7 t.be Clt.y o11rnn,. .. ..· .. Jo. ... .. · . .-a Orange Coaat OAIL Y PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1981 9c imm~ity case due high • m SAN FRANCJSCO (APJ -The state Supreme Court will decide whether the Clty of Westminster can be sued for damages by a woman wbo wu lnjured while ttllegedly bein~ Wied by police u "bail" to catch a knifer. 1 Justices Stanley Mosk, Frank Richardson, Otto Kaus and AJ.Jen Broussard voted Thursday lo grant a hearing to Westmlnater and two policemen in a swt brought by Yolanda Davidson. The state Appeal Court on April 21 reinstated her damage lawsuit which had been dis· missed by the superior court on March 20 on immllDity growids. She alleged police were staked out at a laundromat when a man suspected of stabbing two other women attacked her before they could stop him. · Officers said a man resem::< bUng the attacker or two women had been placed under sur· veillance. They had watched him for 15 minutes and iden· lilied him as the likely attacker when he stabbeb and assaulted Ms. Davidson. Her su.it alleged the officers intentionally or negligently used her as bait to attract the knlfar, that she wu not a•are of tb1a nor was she able to protect herself. Her lawsu.it claims t.hla wu a planned part ot an olficlal police investigation ln which the ol· flcera knowingly used her, without h.,r knowledge or con· sent, to attract the assaUa.ot and help in his capture. The appeal court ruled im· munily granted oHicers furnishing protection a1ainst crime does not apply to police acting al operational or ministerial levels but is confined to persons making basic policy decisions. It said there was a speclaJ du· ty of care between police and the woman which caused ao excep- tion to immunity. The city's petition to the Supreme Court said the ruling meant immunity ls retained only as to "high level policy matting orricials who are politically responsible for decisions regard· ing police protection·' and could paralyze police recruiting and severely hamper crime preven· lion unless reversed. Haitian refugees health hazard? MIAMI (AP> -Many Haitian refugees, popular as cheap, ha r d -working help in South Florida restaurants and hotels, surrer from roundworm and other diseases that pose serious health hazards, medical officials warn. An estimated 50,000 Haitian refu1ees have arrived here in the pa.st three years. Doctors say they suffer high rates or t u bercu losis, some s urfer tropical maladies s u ch as malaria and elephantiasis, but the greatest threat is roundworm. ·'There is a very serious potential problem in the South Florida food industry," says Dr. Thomas Rice, a Miami tropical disease specialist wbo treats many Haitians as a consultant to the U.S. Public Health Service. He said if Haitians do not follow good hygenic practices, "food, utensils and plates can become contaminated and (roundworm) can spread." The Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste, a leader in Miami's Little Haiti, says Rice and others use "racist tones" to discuss refugee heaJlh. "The way they say it is, we Haitians are incapable or acting like human beings . . . This is just a scare tactic created in or· der to create more backlash against Haitians." Jerry Robinson, executive director of the Florida Restaurant Association, saJd the group is urging slate and county officials to take action to avert potential beaJth problems. He added, "The associatioo will be notilylng our members of the alleged impending dangers and ask they tighten up on these particular problems during e~ployment interviews." Roundworm is a parasite that lodges in the intestines and causes malnutrition, a nemia, abdominaJ pain and bowel ob- s tructions . Rice said it is generally transmitted through inadequate personal hygiene. A study by the Atlanta-based national Centers for Disease Control found 45 percent of ar! riving refugees had roundworm, and Rice said 80 to 90 percent of those who sought hospital treat· menl for various ailments aJso had the parasite. But CDC doc· tors are not as concerned as Rice. "Food handlers can be taught proper hand washing procedures so f don't Wnk Haitians pose an opportunity for massive con· lamination," said Dr. Laurence Farer. acting director of the quarantine division. Farer said there "should be no public heaJth hazard" from ffai. lians who are screened when they arrive. He conceded that some "slip in," but said: "I think they are more of a risk to individual health and to im· mediate family members than to the public at large.'' College • signups closed A record hllh number of IJ>P.ll· canu bu forced CaJ State i..oo, Beach ottlclall to cloae ....-. 1raduate admluloD to Ute •choola ot bwdn•• admlnlltra· lion and en1ineertn• for next fall. A school ornctaJ said the •ud· den rlae ·lo the number of eo1ineertn1 majora can be Part· ly attributed to tbe Rea1a.n ad· mlnlst.ratlon's pledee for higher defense spending, creaUna a need for enpneers. The rise in business ad· ministration majors la due to more lucrative Jobs availabJe iq the field, the official Hid. Figures released by the unJ. versily Indicate that through June 3, 716 applications had been received lo the school or business administration, up about :ii> percent from last year. Applications for the school of engineering totaled 1,800, up about 32 percent from last year. Most other underrraduate pro- grams are still open, uolveraity orficials said. Those areas closed include nursing, art history and industrial design in the department or art. TLC prograpi needs Mesa volunteers Volunteers to deliver meals to senior citizens in Costa Mesa are badly needed this summer, an· nounced a spokesman for Proj- ect TLC. The Transe>ortation. Lunch and CounseUng organization of- fers a nutrition and social service program for frail elderly citizens of Or:.~ge County. "Due lo s ummer vacations, many of our volunteers are out of town, causing a great need for m o re volunteers." the spokesman said. Mileage is reimbursed, he added, and the work rewarding. Volunteers are asked to call 835-8011 for additional informa· tion about the program. Oil official sets talk at HB chamber William L. Donnelly , vicepresi· dent of the western region of Aminoil USA, Inc ., will be featured speaker at t.be general membership meeting Monday of the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce. The meeting will begJo at noon in the Huntington Beach Inn, 211 12 Pacific Coast Highway. A new chamber manager has been selected. She is Joyce Rid· dell, wbobad been manager of the San Carlos Chamber of Com· merce since 1973. ...., ........... ~ ...... --- FUZZV FRIENDS -Patrice Nelms, LJ, or Moore, Okla. Cleft ) and Tari Simpson, 11, of Dana Point, stroll at Dana Point Harbor with their fuzzy buddies Clyde and Harry. The af· f ectionate creatures have fasteners on their hands which al· low them to clasp their mitts around their companions· necks. Hearing on abuse recessed · The preliminary hearlnt for slJ people charted ln connection with alle1ed child poroo1r1pby activi· ty at a HunUnaton Harbo"1 home: baa been recessed until Sept. 14, following 3~ days of cloaed-door; testimony in West Oran1e County. M uolclpal Court. Orange County Deputy Di.strict· Attorney Marty Enquiat said the· recess was needed because ot' scheduling problems Involving; defense attorneys and the pro6· ecution staff. He said one of the alleged vie·: Ums, an Orange County girl, oow 14, has completed her testimony. The second aJleged victim int.be case, a Loe Angeles girl, now 10, la expected to t.esUfy in September, he said. Charged with a total or 129 counts or child molesting and two narcotics violations are John Steen, 55, and his wife Christi, 30, both of Huntington Harbour ; Mary Yvonne Plunkett, Z2, of Long Beach ; Teena Lucille ' Schoobs, 21, or Costa Mesa, and Irma Cruz, 35, of Anaheim, who has beentbeSteens' maid. All have entered not guilty pleas and are free on bond. The six were arrested after Huntington Beach police raided the Steens' home April 5, seizing more than 100 sexually explicit videotapes, including materiaJ described by officers as child pornography. Cultural classes set for HB Registration ls under way for cultural classes sponsored by. the Allied Arts Board of Hunt- ington Beach. Drawing and painting will be taught in a four:week workshop supervised by TonJ Richards. The claases, scheduled for 1 to 3 p. m . Wednesdays beginning Aug. 5, will be held at the downtown library annex, 525 Main St. Tbe course is for youngsters, age 10 to 15. Fee is $25. A basic crafts course involv· ing leather. fiber , clay and enamel, will be taught by Irene Mori. This class, also for ages 10 to 15, will be held for four weeks from 9 lo 11 a .m . Wednesdays, beginning Aug. 5, also at the downtown library annex. • For adults. three-week workshops in turning color 1 "Our 24lh year " ~ Auto & Homeownt rs ·~·?. Ouotes By Phone fMMOS IMSIWICE ., 54~5554 or IJ~J07 1914 ....... Cotto M•M slides mto prints wiJJ be offered in tbe Communit y Media Production Center at the centraJ library, 7111 Talbert Ave. Charge for this course is $40. Registration forms for any of the Allied Arts Board courses are available at the central and branch libraries, but must be re· turned to the central library only Information a bout these classes and others planned., by the Allied Arts Board can be ob- tained by calling Pat Langner, 842-4481, ext. 33. Energy plan unveiled LOS ANGELES <AP> An 85-point energy conservation plan that would cost $1.2 billion to implement over the next nine years but would save $490 million on energy bills in the final year alone has been UO· veiled by Mayor Tom Bradley. The multi-faceted plan to re· duce energy waste 21 percent by 1990, the result or two years' work by the 29·member Los Angeles Energy Management Advisory Board, has been sub- mitted to the city council Advisory board chairwoman and councilwoman Joy Picu.s, who joined Bradley and bis energy chief Mark Braly at a news conference, said it would probably take two years to im· plement all 85 recommenda· lions. 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But be drew lbe line OD e1identlal loyalty Wednesday ..... ,.... 190 other Republlcan1, joined by 41 Democrat.a, pproved Rea1an'a 25 percent, three-year tax cut. It wu the aubttantJal tax brew for oil com- anles and big buslneaa that drew bll ire, and be d.n't confine it to the bill backed by Rea1an. U be ad the chance, be said he would have voted gainat the plan promoted by Houae Democratic aden. "There really essentially la no difference ,ween the tax packages," Jeftorda said. "The emocrats are no better . . . The speaker Thomas O'Neill Jr., D-Maaa.) and. the president clldn't mentloa all this &lveaway to bullness. They were embarruaed by it." H1a maverick vote came despite a telephone call from Vice President Georte Buab and a coo- sUtuent response ot •·1 in support of Reacan's tu pactaie followinc the president's broadcast speech Monday n11bt. "Look, I came here (to Coairesa> ln 1975 with atron' feelln&a about the oU companiea," Jefforda said. 'There's Juat no way I can reconcile lbia vote and •o back to Vermont with any lntesrtty." "The majority of my coa.atltuenta, if you take away the rhetoric and the political poaturi.n1, I'm confident they would support me." Jeffords, •7, 1alned some notoriety earUer tbll year because he baa been living ln bla con- greaa1ooal office. "That's the way the game goes -I un- derstand that," be sald. "But sometime you have to stand on principle and belief." Anyway, be added, "I lblnk they'll forgive me. I have a strong feelin1 that when people win, they are a lot more generous than when they lose. Down lhe road there are issues they're going to need me on." ~~!:~ ~~~. Daily Pilat ezcluawly an the nlE SIOREKEEPER SIDEMLK S1JUn'S 9:00 AM unJRDAY AUGUST 1ST ALL SALE MERCHANDISE IS50% OFF we are confident you wlll find an excellent selection of Qualltv sale merchandise from our regular stock. Please be sure Of sizes. All sales wlll be flnal. A store that bffers fine tradlttonal sportswear tor men. women. and bovs 1028 Irvine. Newport Beach. California, Phone 642-7061 Orange Coatt'l¥1LY PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 ) t C:ROWll HARDWARE . SIDEWALK SALE All Merchandise on Slllewalk Most llellls Y2 Price or Lower Saturday, August 1st Only 9 A.M. to Approx. 5 P .M. HO NESAUS ALL SALIS AMAL 18.0WIS A PARTIAL LIST OF SALi mMS RIMSE M VAC STEAM TYPE CARPET CLEANER IUSBH •••••••••• IEST OHB COST A MESA LICENSE PL.A TE FRAMES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • W MISC. ~SIOM CORDS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• H.ALF PIJC.E MISC ILACK & DECKER POWB TOOLS •••••••••••••••••• ONE-THIRD OFF MISC SIOU. POWER TOOLS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ()tglHllD OFF MISC. ROCKWB.L POW& TOOLS •••••••••••••••••••••••• ()tg'THllD OFF CAFE SAL TOM EXPRESSO COFFEE MA.Ila •••••••••••••••••••• H.ALF PIJC.E WEAREVER CHICKEN IUCKm •••••••••• : ••••••••••••••••••• H.ALF P11C1 MISC. 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MIXES OF PAINT •••••••••••••••••••••••••• LISS 1HAM HALF PltlCI SALAD TOSSERS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• H_ALF PltlCil MISC. HAte TOOl.S •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• H.ALF P1t1C1 -CROWN HARDWARI t . WESTCLIFF P.LAZA NEWPORT llEACH IRVINE & 17th 642-1133 • •• . .. .. . ,.,...._ . . .. . . . . -.. .. ... .,,, ... . .. .. .... . .. -f ... • • • -----~' --------- H/F Oran~ Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, Juty 31, 1911 'OVER EASY -Bryan Nelson, seated , pulls his head in ash.is buddy, Mike Vasquez, 8, looks. for clear landing space. The boys were taking turns doing flips on a Mi ami playground. All ended well. and Bryan managed to hang onto his tongue. Moonies Violaie • zoning TARRYTOWN, N.Y. (AP> The UnJ.ficaUoo Church of the Rev . Sun Myun1 Moon baa •creed to remove about 81 boatl from ltl Tarrytown tatate by Saturday to complf wtt.b local aonlq laws. a vUlaae official bu aald. The church property, known aa tbe Belvedere Eatate, la zoned aa realdtntlal and not commercial and the boat atorage ii therefore a vloJatloa, uld villa1e admlnlatrator PelfY Slavin. The church bu aald the boata ar e destined for t.be Glouceater, Maas., area, wbere t.bey will be wied ln a church trainln1 pro- gram described u similar to the ''Outward Bound" In wbicb young people are taugbt boatln1, mountain climbing and 1urvivaJ In t he wild. About 30. boats were removed 1 from the property last month after building Inspector William Baird was aUowed to enter the estate, counted 98 boats and ad- vised the church or the zoning violation. Mrs. Slavin described the boats as "regular pleasure boats, speed boats with UlUe canopies. She said t.bat untlJ the story was publicized, "99 percent or the community was unaware that the boats were there." Since the r esidents have become aware of the situation, s he said, "We haven't gotten any caJls about it at Villa~e Hall, either pro or con." Meanwhile, attorneys for both the Village or Tarrytown and the Town or Greenburgh announced they are preparing to take the Unification Church to court for failing to pay property taxes. Mountain ranger fights for endangered black bears CHEAT MOUNTAIN, W.Va. (AP> -Joe Reif- fenberger sometimes wonders bow many tombstones it will take before his black bears are ·DEA TH NOTICES OlENES P e g Ry Ke I I e y . A m y FREDRICK WILLIAM O'Grady, Sally Garrity and DIENES, SR . age 62 passt has brother Gary Garrard edawayonJuly27, 1981 Hd Recatatao n o r the Holy t 1s survived by has wife Rosary will be held on r rirnce~. sons r reori cK Friday, July Jl. 1981 at Dienes, Jr or Murietta 7 JOPM at McCormick's Springs, Ca., Robert Green, Laguna Beach Chapel Mass .Jr. or Cano_ga Park. Ca. of Christian Burial wall take daughters Janel Fondren or place on Saturday, August 1. Costa Mesa. Ca . Fredricka 1981 at 11.00AM at St Dienes or Redlands. Ca . Cathennei. Catholic Churcb. sisters Mrs. Mary Sallay or with interment at PacHic Fullerton, Ca .. Louise View Cemetery In lieu or Proctor or Hayward. Ca . flowers the fam1ly requests brother Albert Dienes or contr1but1ons be made to the Cleveland, Ohio and 4 Daniel Garrard Memorial grandchaldren ~emoraal Fund, co Fadehly ~avangs & services were held at Loan. Laguna Beach, Ca. Newport Beach American McC ormic k Mortuar y . L e g i o n P o s t 1 2 9 1 Laguna Beach directors Arrangements bv Neotune MYERS Society Wlth burial al sea. C A R L R . M Y E R S . FACCOU resident or Santa Ana. Ca. llARLAN N FACCOU. Passed away on July 29, resident or Irvine , Ca 1981 Beloved husband or Passed away on July JO. Dorothy Myers, loving 1981. He is survived by his father or Melvi1 Myers and wtce Lois E Faccou. son Dona Neale. c heris hed Harlan N. Faccou, Jr . grandfather or Lori, Lisa, da'ughter Gayle Michele Michelle, Tracy and Kelly. Parr and J grandchildren devoted brother or Nellie Services will be private Daisy Bllltngs. Mr. Myers Pacific View Mo rtuary was a member or Mar Visla directors Masonic Lodge J820 F&AM GARRARD for over SO years, serving as DANIEL R GARRARD treasurer for 12 years Also resident or Laguna Beach· a member or St John the Ca. Passed away on July 29: D1v1ne Ep1s~opal Church. 198l. He is survived b.w Funeral services were heJd mother Tess rather Phil on Friday, July JI, 1981 at sisters Nan'cy Johnson 'lO JOAM .at Harbor -----------~· Lawn-Memorial Chapel with the Mar Vista Masonic Lodge #820 orracialing I.ALTY IHGlr.o..i SMITH & TUTHILL WESTCLI~ CHAP'EL 427 E I 7lt1 St Costa Me~a 646-q3 71 ,.UCI llOTHllS SMITHS' MOaTUAlY 627 Main S1 HunhnQton Buach 536·6539 ,ACIRC VllW MIMOllALP'Aa• Cen-etery Mortuarv Chaoel-Cremalory 3500 P&e1lic View Drove NewPOrt Beach 644·2700 McCOIMIQC MOITUAlllS LaQuna Beach 494-941 5 Lacuna Hills 768-0933 San Juan C.p1strano ,9s-1n6 t4AalOI LA wt6-MT. OUVI Mortuarv • C..meterv Crenwtorv 162$ G191er Ave Cost• Me,. 5'*0·S55' ,._Cl •OTNllS -....aoADWAY MOITUARY ttO 8to1chv•~ CoelaMe .. 64U1&0 .. Interment will be al Rose Halls Me morial Park. Wh1lller. Ca. Services under the direction or Harbor Lawn-Mount OUve Mortuary or Costa Mesa. 540·5554. PILDAS EMMA LOU PILDAS, resident or Seal Beach, Ca. Passed away on July 30, 1981. She 1s survived by her husband Dr George Pildas .. sons Ave, David and Richard Pildas, brother Sol Swartz. sisters Ida Klarr and Ann WiWarns. Services will be held on Friday, July Jl, 1981al2:00PM al lhe Harbor Lawn Mount Olive Memorial Chapel with Interment services Immediately Col lowing Services under the direction or Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive Mortuary or Costa Mesa. 540-5554. . SCHEERUNC& CYREL A. SCHEER- L l N K , pasaed awa )'I on July 30, 1981. She 111 survived by her dauahten Gay Wlllon or Santa Ana, Ca., and lrene Katton and Albert alao t• 1r•nd cbr ldren and numerou a cr••l · 1randc h l ldren and l r .. t-•r•at.-f randchlldren. nvlce1 w\ l be held on Monda)', Aucuat a. i1111 et l :OOPM at Harbor Lawn Memorial Park wUh Rev. Aaron Beub1er of Ute Harbor Trinity Cburtb or Crnt• M•11 offlclatln&. SerYlc" undt r th• dlreeUoe ol Harbor Lawn·lloual OUH Mortuary of Cotta llua 5*-NM. ... ... safe in the mountains they once ruled. As West Virginia's bear officer, Reiffenberger has spent years tending to the animals' problems and giving them a voice in the outside world. With peppery jokes and a homey philosophy, be has fought to save the bears from extinction. "The sheep farmers up here hale bean. But I tell them that everything's going nylon and the bears will inherit the earth,·• ReiCCenberger said. In remote sections, a fear of bears that stretches back to pioneer days survives, turning the s hy creatures. into bowling monsters, Reiften- berger said. "People are becoming"more tolerant. We 're finally learning. The old hatred is disappearing as the old pioneer ethic dies out. But every tombstone still increases a bear's chances," he said. A stocky, powerful man who roars about hav- ing to play nursem aid to a bunch or "danged" bears. Reiffenberger talks about them as so many wayward children. But the indignation is a facade and the deep, growly voice always gives way lo a laugh and a joke about bis bears. "I'm a lousy bureaucrat. I'm a good philosopher," he said. "That's the problem." With a steady stream of jokes, Reiffenberger: will tell you about bears -their personalities and habits -naming his favorites, and recalling when one had cubs or wandered into a town. "Bear Is an awfully Intelligent creature. Each one has a different personality and there are some weird bears," he said. "I guess I sound possessive about them." Reiffenberger once gave mouth-to-mouth re- suscitation to a bear. During a program to tag hibernating bears, a dart gun was accident.ally fired twice while game workers were creeping up on a bear in a cave. As the powerful anesthetic began lo slow the animal's breathing, ReiCCen- berger breathed air Jnto its hmgs. His efforts were rewarded with a growl that led lo a hurried retreat from the cave. "Bear is a powerful individual," said Reiften- berger, recalling the incident "He don't s mell too good either ." Bears are proud and intelligent creatures who must be treated with respect, Reiffenberger said. When transmitters were put on some bears as part of a study on their habits, each one was given a name. "It seemed so impersonal just lo number them. The first time we put a bug on one was when Nixon was having bis Little problem, IO we called It 'Watergate.' Then we called them lhin11 Wte 'Glln- nymede.' I wasn't going to have any of lbis 'Rover' stun." Some or t.be bears loved the radioe and 1eemed to show them off, while others quickly found ways lo remove t.bem. "If one was too tilht I knew t.bat bear would come down and die on the courthouse steps. Make a federal case out of it," be said. Dealing with bean often depends on the animals' whims. A proJect lo 1au1e the bear population in Weal Virginia with an intricate system of countlnC •ta· lions and chemical baits ended when t.be bean walked around the stations. Arter a year of preparation, the census counted tome squirrel.I, racCOOl'llandafox. "Bears are aecre\ive," Retlfmberaer aaid. "U you want to prove a theory about bean, you Jutl can't go with what one of them does. You have to 1et 8S ol them to do It." While bean are IU'OC\8 lndivtduallatl, their behavior la lbaped by r•Poul dilferucet, Reif· feaberrer aald. B.art laavt learned to adapt to tbe dltferen& cuttoma and babttl of the bumana in tbe re1iona they Uve ln, be 1ald. "You won't nnd bean rillt1nl •arbaf• dumr anywhere aoutb of tbe lluoo-Dlxoa lln•.' be all . U.S. •erada Kenya food_ ... CAP> -Tbe U1*M NatlODI World root~ ............. ._" ..... ...ua It.I .... M drOllPl411teitm S.,L PuaLIC NOTICE P\JBUC NOTICE "ICT1TIOUI itU•INtU NAM8STAT81MNT TM tal'9W1111 ....,_ It '91111 ...,.._ ~ ..... PUBUC NOTICE PUllUC NOTICE (el THa CAlll COHffltTIOH 1111 r---------- lllV ANO llOAT (OHNICTIOH ICI VAC4TIOH TIMa·5HAllll COHNIC· TION lfl llEACH "ROffT llllNTAL CO NN ICTION (e l Tll.IM.\llllCIHlllll, J»I ¥klll9M A .. , C•IAI ""9M, CellfOnlle ._._ ••••-Merauerlle ltelf Troutt, JUI Mlclll .... An .. Cott• MU•, c .11 .. ni1e.au.. 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SOUTH OltMeel COUNTY II la 1"'111er •oerect tlle1 • <OCl't' of JUOIOAl. CMSTllllCT lllll °' .. ' te -ceuw lie publllllled .,00-V...,P .... ey 111 IM 0.lly Pllol, e NW-per of a..-........ (A • ...,, .. Mr•I cln:lotletloll, P<*llllld Ill 1111• Pl.AI NTIP'': SOUTHEltN co11nl't' •I IN$1 OllCI . -tw '°"' CAl.IFOlllNIA IOllON COMPAN'I". • COftMCllll,,. -·prior lo ... day of (°'"'eflon Mid N .. lftCI, 0 I" IN DANT: 'l"OU SSE F O•ted July 22. ltll MAltZI, •lao know11 11 VOUSSI' Ronald H. Pre- MOSBAH MAIUI, JAMAlll AB OUI. J..clglt of Ille ~lor C-1 s.ATTAlll, ... ~a JAMAi. AB· SMIPPttl•D&~lllAW, OUI. SATTAR; Md DOES I Ulrowtfl ~~-==-IV, lnch .. ve IUlllllMOM ........ VetkT, Co. tt1W CAN NUM41t• ttM (1MI ..... ,. llOTICll Yw .. ,,.. .._ ..._ TIN P11Dll ...... Or ... Coest Delly PllOI, uwt Me\'..... ....... .. ...... J11ly 24, ll. Mio. 7, u , "" ~t .,.. ...... ...,, --.. ,....... . ----..... • -~...,.,. ..,...... PUBLIC NOTICE ....... AVllOI U.... ...... *"='•• ---- al .,.._.. _.. M* ''°*• Uf. PICTITIOUS •USIMIU .. ..,._.. • -... Uf. ,_,.. llAMa STAT•MaNT de ........ • .... LM le .. .__ Tl\I lol~llCI .,.,_,la dol119 bUM· CIN........ MUii: 11 y.., ..... lo'"41 tM -IQ of e11 MACHINE SPECIALTIES, JO» •tt-y In Na metier,'°" Mould .. Medllr• AVOlllM, Cott• llMH, CA u promptly so 111•1 yo11r wrltle11 m2'. re-w. It illf'f, inti' be Hied°" time. CHAltl.RS J . Tl,OM, 103:S Madeira SI U11M -ldl<llM el <-lo .. AvellUI, C..i. Mone. CA '26•. "" ...... Ml Kie -to, detlorl• Tllll -MU It c-..Ctecl by •11 Ill· llecerlo lnmodl•t•mo01te. di est• dl•l-1. me11ere, .. .....,.., .. •r1'9, ti llef OIMIH J . Trom •leun•. _. -r'911tr-•I....... Tlll1 ltMl-1 wn llled wllll tile I. TO THR OEFIENOAHT: A clvll Counly Cl-o1 Or-C-ly on Jiiiy c .... ,...,,. ..... lleoft ,.. ...... I.lie ........ • •• "" 1111 ... lftM ,,..... II 't'IMI wlall lo •llfld PH6 .. 11111 l•-..11, ,_, ....... wl1M11 • .. ,,_ P11Dll ...... Or ... c .. at O•llY Piiot, ole.r Ulla -la -...a on you, J11ly 24 JI Aug 7 If 1'11 U14-t1 Ille wllll IN1 ~ • wrlltefl ,_,_ ' • ' • to tM ~olrol Unla1 .,.., .. ao. '°"' ....... , will lie •111•'4 ... • ... pllCOtlOfl Of ... plolntllf, Md 11111 '-' mey ltfltH • 1......-... Inst l"OU,., tile ..... .......,_ Ill lllt ~ ...... •llldl <°"Id '"""' Ill 9't"'lllfw'lleftl of ••ee•. 11111no o1 l'llOftOy cw ,,_,,Y or ollltr rellef re-1lecl In 11\1 <Otn· plelftl. OATEO: DoKember t. 1•. PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS BUllMIU """"'STAT•MallT Tiie lollowl119 pertoft fa '*>1"11 Dual· ....... : THE OCCASIONAL 'l"ACHTSMAN. 111n Stt•uv.-r. """""91°"' ... ,11. CA9U ... J-8 Mania. Clert J omes •erCW\e Meneoemeftl Co .• By· M. PYW'llomll'll, lllC , O Coll-I COflMWell ... tllft o.utY Slretllm-. H...,ll,.11ton loocll. CA '· ............ H.,.., W. Y-., ftM•. ,_A.."'---Tllll _.,..,.. h c""""<t.0 by o <or· ...... .,......... _., ...... .. _..., L.. ~ J-..,.,. Mgmt, Co .• Inc. Alt_,-.• uw J-....... Prn. P.O. ... ... Tl•l1 llAIC-t •• llled wlltl 1t1e Ut4 ·---...... ·-c ..... 1,, a.n,,, Or-(Aluftty .. JUiy ._..,,ca.""' '· l"I. '"' 1111> ln·I.... ''UIU Pvbll-Or .... CMM Oelly Pilot P1111H.-Or .... C:.0011 O•lly Pllol, Jwly 10, 17, U. l1. "'1 lllMt J11ly 10, 17, u . JI, 1"1 l102_.1 P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE I P1JBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE •• Mt , • PtJBUC NOTICS PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUI BUJIMIU ..-.STATIM911T Tiie Ht-1111 ...,_ 11-,,. Ml Ml.I .. : ANTIOUR HAVEN 01' OANA POINT. 14* o.t Pr-, 0-Polnl, CAtti2t llon•ld Allre<I HIVlllt, 14366 0.1 Pr-, 0.... Point, CA tti2'. Tllh i..i ..... , ft <°'*'<1od tty en ift dlvld\l•I. ,._.., Alll'9d H ...... T"ll 1'9'-Wti IUect with IN c-•Y Ci.rll o1 Or-c.-1, on Joh l'ICTITIOUS •UlllllH H, 1"'· l'IMnlt MAMl ITATUdllT Pwl>ll....., Or-C.ooll O.lly Piiot. Tiii lotlowlnt ,..._ It dol119 buM· Jiiiy 24. ll. ""9. 7, u . ltll nt).e1 NH It: GllEG BENSEN WAl..1. COVEltlNOS, IS.-0 Ademt A...,..., Co.I• """°· Cellforftl• m2' PUBLIC NOTICE Gree ileMlll, 1m ParllN-llO<I. Newport llMC.11. Cellloml• t>WO 'ICTITlOUS •u"MIU Tlllt """""'Is c""""<l.0 Dy ... 1.. .....,.. STATIMlllT dlvld\lel. T ... lol'-lno Pfftoft It do~ l>onl· Greo een.... neu .,, Tiiis 11.t-t wn tiled with t11e CROWN AUTOMOBILE I.EASING. ,_,, OerllolO<-CounhOftJIJly 17l01 B•ec" Blvd •1>. H""lllllltOft U, 1 .. 1. BHcll. CAf2'0. ,, .. m Su••" Sl•••rl Peytoft, 1010 E P11bll-Oronge Coost 0 •111' Piiot, Cellrlllo P .. k Or1ve, S.ftto Ano, CA July 11.14. )I. Ai;g.1. ltll ll7UI '1701 Tiiis --s It Ulf'4ucle<I lly en Ill -----dlvldll•I. PUBLIC NOTICE s.-..St-.n ,..~ MUNICIPAL COUlllT 01' SOVTM OIUUIO• COUllTY J9'tG ~ v--, ft9'11_., ~N ..... ,CAn.A Plolnlllf: INSUllAHCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA OelondOnl: COlllENE CAMPBEi.i. eno OOES 1tlvoutfl10, fncl.nlve C-..... 1.., SUMMOlll MOTICll Yw ............. TIN ,..,, -. dlK1* ....... -....... ,_ ..... _,. ---,....., ........ , ........ I.._..._ ...... II you whll lo -k IN -I<• of •II •llCH'MI' In 11111 matter, Y"" '"°"''"do 10 promptly 10 11111 your wrllleft ••'90f!M, II'""· moy a. ru.., on time AVllOI ~ ..... --·de. El tr1-,..,. fe<Jflr -· Uf. ... • ...._... __ u .. ,...... de flotn ... 4'M. LM le ......._. , ... _ ..... . SI Vat.cl .... sollclter •• COftMjo .. u11 •boOodO en HI• ownlo clellerio h•cerlo lnmedl•t•m•ftl• d• u te m•11•re w retl\lftll H crlte 1.1 ,..Y el911n• ~ -r'9111r-• llempo. I. TO THE OEFENDAHT A <Ml compl•lftt "*' -llled "' IN plalft· 1111 •oalMt you. 11 .,.., •1111 10 ci.1- 11111 ••WWII, "°" musl wltllln JO dey• •lier 1111• ~ 11 ._,,,.., on '""· Ille wllll INs UIU<1 • wrl""" ,_ lO 1111 <Ofl'IPlolllt. UftlHS '°" do to, your chf ... lt •Ill .. ......... °" •I>' pllcotlon ol tM plelfttltf -this c-1 ,,.., ....... ,...,.,._, -"'" .,.., tor Ille relllf -In tlle Compjelftt wlllcll could ••14111 lft eamllll,,_I ot ••Oii ........ of -y "' pr-1y « other rellef raq.,.sted 1,. tlll <OM- Pl•lftt. O•ted: Jiiiy 29, t•. J...,.. 8 H•rrla, Clerk 0. 0 . HlllmO<ller, 0e9u!y COOOllNO, •UlllllSM a MOOOY A Prel...i-1 ~ettee P.O. BUDt1 lMJk.~Ot.,SlllWl" CO.le Meu, ~·ma T ... 17141 *"711 P11llllllled Or.,. Coast Delly Piiot. July 17. H. JI, Aug 7, 1"1 '211.fl PUBLIC NOTICE '1CTIT10UI BUSllllU MAMISTATIMtlllT Tiie followlne perlOfls ere 001no bu1lnou91· T ANOE COHSUl.TING, IU61 Pet· teraon I.MW •I, HuntlftlllCW\ hecll, CA ~. Tl!Oma F. Dlneefl, llMl P•ll•,,_, l..•M e 1, Hufttlftlllon IN<ll, CA t1M Edft• oi-, llMI Pett.,_. I.AN #I, H1111tlftlll• hocll, CA f1M, Tlll1 -IMSI la COndlKtecl Dy e ..... , •• per1Nf'tlllp ThomosF Ol-Tlll1 a~t wn llled wttll Ille County Clel'll 01 Or•l\99 Cow11ty °" Jiiiy u. 1"1. Tiii• S~I Wti flied Wltll , ... COllftly C ...... ol Or .. Cowllty Oft Jiiiy 21. '"' .. ,...,. P11bll~ Or-c-· Dolly Piiot J111y 24. >1, Aue 1. "· 1•1 n~ PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS BUSIMIU MAM41STATuqllT The lollowlftl per10111 •re 1101119 bUalneu ti: HEAi.THY SANOWICHES. JUD N•wport Blwcl., N--1 heel!. CA n..i. Clll·'l"11011 Clloftg, 2407' Aftk•r• St,...t, Mlaloll Vie to. CA "'91 Clll•·'l'll T"'9. 2t07J Miier• StrOll, Minion Viejo, CA n .. 1. Birdie M. Hw•ne. 1407' Aftker• Street. MIMIM Viejo, CA '2. .. 1 Tiii• _.11eu h concklcled llY • _., .. ,..,_l"Jlllp. CN·Y'*'0..119 T"lt •'9C-t •n filed wllll IN C-ly °"11 of Or-Cou111y on JUI• •. I"'· l'Utnl Pullll"'9cl 0r9"111t C.oosl Oolly Piiot. July 10. 17.14, JI, 1"1 J llHI PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI BUSINIU llAMI STATU 1WMT Tiie lollowl119 p.,..,.., ere clolftg l>llslftlUOI . A/o\ElllCAH 8ANOSTAND. 1722 Nortll Malft St , Santo Ana. CA Amerl<•" 8011dal•11d. lftc., • Celllor-nl• corporoliOfl, 1721 Hortll Melft SI., Santo ....... CA loOrlo Geftnovo, lt Stortlllnt Ct , Howpon llMch, CA Thlt ll\lslnou Is c-i.o Dy • cor llO••llOll. Amerlc., BenostenCI, Ir>< Mer1oc_,,..,.., Vk.ePrnloent Tlllt --· ... 11194 wltll Ille C°"ftly Clerll ot Or-County°" Jiffy u. l"I '1'6Zll PuDllu.G Or-C.oolt O.lly Pilot. July 11. 24, JI, Aue. 1. 1•1 J1n.f1 PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS BUlllllU MAMR STATlllUIMT T II• tollowl119 pef\Oftl .,. "°'"II bU1lneu•: HST PROPER Tl ES, -W IHo St .. Newport llMcll. CA t'16'.l. Irene c. T""'' Tn.al, Cl•renc• J T11rner Tnnt. • W '""St .. N_po,, 8eecll,CA'*1 Am•llcle Soller Tr1111. EllHllOI" Soller Trwt. -W 1'111 St •• N-11 8HCll,CA ~ Merk HM'l'bOft Trm, U ,,.,. Met· rllOfl Tnnt. 01et H.,r110f1 Trldt, 1o1Wo HerrllOft Tr11tt .... w. "'" St., Newport BMcll, CA t1"'1 T"ll ll<nl""' h COndlKIM Dy • geMrll--'P· '"'"' ClerenuJ. T..,.,..r P11Dll.-Or-Cooat 0.lly Piiot, Tnnl• Jiiiy 24, JI. Aug. 7, 14, 1•1 ~I This llet-1 wos flled wltll IN County Ci..11 ol Or ... C-.y 011 July PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 9USllllU MAMl ITATIMallT Tllo lollowl119 persons •re clolftll 1Mialne11• HARllOI' UOUOR, lft7 H•t11or Blvd., Unit "B", CCKt• -·· CA ttU•. HAI NGU'l"EN. M4J Afttwlll• Avenue, C"'"' CA a>o. THUY 00, ._., .... Ille A-, Cnireaa, CA aJO Thia ""9111fta 11 conclue1ld by .., lft- dlvlduel. HAI NGU'l"IN Tlll1 .,.._ -tllect wltll 1t1e eou111y OoR o10r-County°" J1.t1y 22, 1•1. PIMnl PutMI-Oronee <:oost o.1111 Piiot. J 11ly 14, JI, °"4· 1, 14, 1•1 ~I PUBLIC NOTICE -------.. ~""' "CT1nous Bu1111au "-'MtrSTATlldMT Tiie foll-Int peraons ,,.. dol119 l>llal~u•: THE MOTORC'l"CLE INOUSTltV BUSINESS JOUlllNAI., 117'2 Vie VerOllO,IM,,.,CA'27U H4N COCIC ·BlllO WN CORPORATION.• Cellf.,..,..I (OrllOI'• 11011, 11161 VI• Verone, 1 l'VIM . CA •HIS. 2J, ""· "..... Tiii• ....,,.... It conclud ed tty • <or· ,...., ...... , PvlllltMcl Or ... Coast Dolly Pilot. HANCOCIC·8ROWN CORP. J"4y 24, JI. Aull. 7, 14, 1"1 JU>.11 Oo11 J . 9-. P\JBUC NOTICE ...,..,...., Tiiis tt-..W w• filed wltll ... C-ty C*-.. Or .... c-ty ... J!Ay 10, 1'11, • Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 H /~ -,,--------------------------------------------------------------------, t>t l°" N~I S.lt• llMI ~lft Ntl \.ti• Hel ~llJ" N•I p [ Mt\ c1o.. 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Heins, the Pilt.burO k*bu.p and pick.le packer, and General MUI.I, t.be Ktnnea.POU. packer ol Chffriot and YoplaJt yoJW1~ have becom• I.be two fut cllmben of the food i.Ddl.lltl')'. They've •mer1ed from the bQttom of t.be pack and are now advaocla1 on lbe leaders, etch lo lt. own way. You rullze, ol coune. that there'• man to th .. companies than the products they're best kaowa for. Heinz owns '4 percent of the ketchup mark.et but ll'• send1n1 a lot of ~ o t b e r s t u f r l'· l o t o t b e ~r e. s upermarket. ~ ""1 General Mills A'J.. has the Big G ,_ ___ .._._ __ .__ ____ _ ~;re:~~~· !r!: MllTll 1111•1TZ e s and Gold Medal nour, but lt has busy hands in many other places. Heinz has j ust weigbt'd in with result.a ror it.a 11.1· cal year. which ended April 29. They were spec- tacular. Sales shot from $2.9 biJlioo to $3.5 biWoo, which is fancy footwork, even in an age of inflation. General Mills operates oo a fiscal year endinl May 31 -and its results were also impreuive. Sales soared from $4. l billion to $4.8 billion. Where does that put them amon1 companlea pack~ging foods for consumers? Well, they both moved up a couple or notches. General Milla whipped past Borden and Ralston Purina so that there are now only four other food-based companies ahead of it: Dart & Kraft, Beatrice Foods, General Fooch and the newly created Nabisco Brands. Heinz passed both Pillsbury a.nd Carnation and, ii you remove it.a chemical business. Borden, so that it now rests in 7th place behind Ralston Purina, whose Ul80 sales were $4.8 billion. What's working for Heinz to balloon its sales in this fashion (they've doubled in the past five years)? The foUowing : Ore-Ida froien potatoes, Star-Kist tuna, 9 Lives cat food, Hubinger com syrups (a suiar substitute) and the entire Weight Watchers business (the food marketed under that name and the weight· reduction classes and programs). Weight Watchers, under Heinz's aegis, recently announced "the most radjcal onetime prosram change'' in its 18-year history. Dieters were told about a "New Food Plan" that will allow them to partake of wine, beer. peanut butter, popcorn, olives, honey and imitation bacon bits. These were previoua· ly on Lhe verboten list. Heinz said: ·'The entire Weight Watchers program is always in a state of evolution, always being evaluated in the light of new information -nutritional, psychological and behavioral." If you see ketchup and frozen potatoes show up on the next revised menu, you'll know why. -General Mills is somethlllg else. They bold more than ~percent of the dry cereal business (their three big brands are Cheerios, Total and Wheaties ), and their heavy promotion of Yoplait paid off last year with a 60 percent sales boost, enabling the brand to capture 18 percent or the yogurt market, second only to Dannon. But the big food contributor at General Mills last year was the restaurant business. Once a little old flour miller, General Mills now finds itself operating 447 restaurants, up from 380 a year a go The star performer is the Red Lobster Inn chain. wt'lich now has 291 units. Most of the othen are York Steak Houses. But that's not all. General Mills happens to be the biggest operator in the toy business. Parker Brothers (Monopoly, Clue. Nerf ball). Kenner. FundimensiODJ, Craft Masters and Lionel trams are now a u housed in General Mills . STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT WHAT STOCKS DID NEW YORI( tAPI Jiii. JO l"rev. AMERICAN LEADERS u~~w~~plt 9,.q~_!t~'-· l~~lno 11.i .,_. t,,. N9w Yorlt Stock Ea(f1en9t RK.lls ...o .. ..,._ tMll llev• OOl'e \IP .Ille mote •1141ODwl'l1'19 .... 1 ~ ... petCelll of dWftOt .-.grote11 Of vol""'9 lor Tll\lr1dey. No MC\lrlllet lredt"tl llel-G trt lllCI• .-CS. Net end Ptf'Ctll( ... '"°"°'' .,.. U. dltl~eft<e -"-prevlo<n Clollft9 ..,.1u .,... n..r-y~K1". 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Today, you will find a big, bright, brand new television supplement in the Daily Pilot like you've never seen before! You'll find the most complete TV listings available in any newspaper around -with unique, ... • ' • • • • • • t • It's new. It's bigger. .. ' ~, It's easier to use. It's inside today. It's Pilot TV Log easy-to-scan grids , plus complete evening prog~am details. You'll find the channels you watch· (we list 22 including cable), pages of movie highlights, up-to-date spo~s, soap plots and more -all in a I bigger, easier-to-read format . Get the complete picture in the all-new Pilot TV Log. It's a new Pilot y ou won't want to miss! Tiie •~ Pllet TV L••· Wate• fer It t4Mlay IHlde t•e aew•look, •e•·•lae Weekem•er ....... el Ye r 1 .. •e te Oraaae £•••• I nwta ..... u, dleata e•, .... ., ••• ea&ertala eat. . For 21•e~·~Tlal •••e •eUwery, eall ..a.u11. 'J D1ily Pilat FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1911 COM ICS FEATURES GARDEN ING C6 C1 C8 Cheating, tampering doesn't really pay in sport of yachting ... C4 It's settled: Season resUilles Aug. 10 P l ayers win battle for pool compensation; All-star game set for Cleveland Aug. 9 NEW YORK (AP)-The major leaaue bueball strike, which deprived the nation or lla favorite summer same ror almost two months and became the toniest walkout ln professional aporta history, ended early today after mar at.boo negotlatin1 sessions. TWO.MAN bargalnln1 teams -union bead Marvin Miller and counsel Donald Fehr for the players, chief ne1ot.iator Ray Grebey and American League president Lee MacPhail for the owners-finally hammered out a compromise agreement somewhere between midni&bt and 2 a .m. EDT, approximately 12 hours after they Cint sat down atthet.ableTbunday afternoon. The regular season will resume under the original schedule on Monday, Aug. 10, and the ownen have theoptloaof makin1 ita spilt season, with intra-divisional playoffs prior lo the lea1ue cbam· pionshipseriea. They must notify the play en U · sociation or such a decision by Sunday evening, Aug. 9, when the All·star Game, originally scheduled ror July 14 , will be played in Cleveland. Workouts will begin oo Saturday. although some clubs planned informal workouts today. After .seven weeks without the so·called national pastime, the warring parties ended their lengthy and often-bitter dispute the way most labor strikes are settled -by a form of com- promise. The key issue of compensation to a team loslng a player in the an· nual free agent re-entry draft was ne~otiat~ as part of what Grebey cailed "a very definite tradeoff. The players achieved their pro- posal for a pool of players as com· pensation but bad to give in and The owners agreed to credit the players with service time for the days they were on strike. submit to a form of· 'punishment'· against a team signing a ranking free agent. In return, the owners agreed to credit the players with service time for the days they were on strike. This means that such star players as Ron Guidry of the New York Yankees. Ken Griffey and Dave Collins of the CincJJlJlaU Owners negotiator Ray Grebey holds up the day's tng news -the bcueball strike is over. And America went without • • • Full effects of 1981 strike probably 'Will never be knoum From AP dispatches The baseball strike canceled hundreds of games, direcUy af. fected thou.sands of people and co~ t millions of dollars . Ballplayers went without pay, stadium beer vendors went without jobs, cities went without tax revenues. And America went without baseball. The full effects of the strike, set- tled today alter SO days and more than 2S percent of the 1981 season were lost, probably never will be known. Some or the impact can be measured in financial terms. -Cincinnati, the city where the game supposedly began, asked the Reds t.o pay it back foe money it lost. -Philadelphia, whlch last year staged a wild celebration ln the street when its Phillies won their first World Series in 98 years, re· ported loeses this year of up to $100,000 per missed home game. -Eddie Loud, batboy for the New York Mets, lost $3.35 an hour for each game not played. -Bookies, taxi drivers and bartenders reported that business was off. -Cleveland said it lost about $4 .S million when the July 14 AU- star Game was postponed. lt re- m aim to be seen how much of the money is regained when the strike·halted season resumed with that annual classic on Aug. 9. -Even though the own en were protected by $S0 million in strike insurance, there were still losses. Club officials have generally re- fused to discuss the impact of the strike on their finances. But the real effects of the strike may come in the way the game known as the national pastime is perceived by the public. An Associated Press-NBC poll of 1,599 Americans taken in the JOHN SEJ/ANO filth week of the strike showed that 46 percent of the respondents said they had a lower opinion of the game because of the strike. Also, 46 percent of those that responded said they did not miss baseball at all. As in any poll, the AP-NBC poll has a margin of error of three percentage points because of variations in the sample. But it is plain that baseball bas a r ebuilding job to perform. Now that the strike is over the public has to be won back, the pl a yen re- conditioned and the wounds healed. And with preseason fool· ball about to start, baseball will be competing for the fans' atten- tion. "The tap is turned off," economist Edward Malloy said, during the strike.·' I would expect that if the strike is settled, some of that money would come back, but <See STIUKE, Pa1e CZ) Reds and Bill Madlock, Phil Garner and John Candelaria of the Pittsburgh Pirates can still become free agents al the end of the 1981 season. The players also agreed to drop a charge of railing to bargain in good faith which they had filed against the owners with the Na- tional Labor Relations Board. In return. the Basic Agreement between the union and manage- ment, scheduled to expire on Dec. 31 , 1983, will be extended one year. ln addition, the players' minimum salary will rise from $35,000to$40,000 in the last year or the present contract. The pension agreement also was extended a year to March 31 , 1985, with the owners' contribu· lion to be negotiated later and become retroactive. Neither Miller. execuli ve dlrec- Owners tor or the Major League Playen Association, nor Grebey, djrector of the owners' Player Relations Committee, would claim a vie· tory. "It's a victory for nobody and everybody. There's something in it for both sides," said Grebey. Tbe fans of America are the wln· ners in this.'' Asked why it took 20 months - including 50 days or an actual strike which wiped out more than 25 percent of the season and will total more than 700 lost games before play resumes -to settle the dispute over com- pensation, G re bey replied, ''There were great differences and it look a great deal of time to find the solutions to resolve them." Said Miller : "I don't think you can total this thing up the way you total a boxscore -who win.a and who loses. But I think it was a victory for the spirit of the players. I believe it will stand them in good stead in the future for working conditions, for bargaining procedures and in their personal lives.'' Nevertheless, Rusty Staub ol the New York Mets, who at· tended almost every negotiating session, emphasized that the set· tlemenl would not please the players 100 percent. .. A lot of people won't like it," he said, "but I think it will be ratified. Something has been taken away. but it had to be negoliated." Under terms of the settlement on pool compensation, which must be ratified by both sides, a team may protect 26 players. <See BASEBALL, Page CZ> are delighted Every day it was prolonged mystified me, says Mauch From AP dispatches ··Delighted is the word I would use," Seattle Mariners Presi· dent Dan O'Brien said, and his words echoed throughout the country. The baseball strike was ending, and aU was right with the world. "I love it, obviously. Sanity has returned to baseball," said Eddie Einhorn, co-owner of the Chicago White Sox. Even hours before it became official, tbe Associated Press learned that negotiations bad reached tentative agreement as the parties to the dispute began to notify owners and players around the country. The orficiaJ announcement of agreement came at 5:30 a .m. SLEEPY-EYED baseball ex- ecutives and players began to react with delight and relief to the news that the seven-week-old strike had been settled. "I couldn't believe it would ever happen, and every day it was prolonged mystified me even more," said Angels Manager Gene Mauch. "Now that it's over, I'm going to forget it ever happened." San Diego Padres shortstop Ozzie Smith greeted the news from his colleagues in New York with "a sigh of relief, excite· ment." "This thing realJy got boring," Smith said. "I was getting into it with the wife, the dog and the kids. If it didn't happen this week, we could have kissed the season goodbye ... ATLANTA BRAVES Ex· ecuti ve Vice President Al Thornwell spent a sleepless night. waiting for the word be felt -hoped -would come. "It's been a long night. but it's been worth it," be said. "We were notified about 2 a .m. It's been a long SO days also." Awakened in the middle of the night, Texas Rangers majority owner Eddie Chiles said: "I'm damned happy. I think we can gel everybody back together and hit the ~round running. I think Gene Mauch they (the players> will come together and work hard.·· Padres President Ballard Smith said he hoped each side had learned its lesson. "I don't think anyone's fared too well during l.his strike," he said, "owners , players or the fans. I just hope we never have to go through something like this again.·· PERHAPS HAPPIEST of all were the negotiators themselves. "I'm very happy after ... how how many days? Fifty?" said mediator Kenneth Moffett. Ray Grebey, head of the owners· bargaining team. called the settlement "a victory for nobody, a loss for nobody -a good coll ective bargaining agreement for every body." And Marvin Miller. who negotiated for the players, added, "[want to pay tribute to all of the major league players whose ability to withstand this kind of pressure a nd whose re· sistan ce and determinalion have been remarkable and clearly responsible for the ability to make this setUemenl." "I thin.It that's great," was the way Toronto cat cher Ernie Whitt greeted the news. "That's a great way to be wakened." PLAVERS HAD varying opi· nions about how long it would take t.o regain form. Philadelphia shortstop Larry Bowa said. 'Tve been throwing and running ever:v day. so it <See OWNERS, Page CZ> Ekern taking things slowly Professional athletes, whether . they like it or not, play in glaas houses. They are analyzed, cheered. booed, inspected, crlllcized, ridiculed ... weU, you &et tbe idea. The microscope under which athletes muat play la con- stant. The media, more than anybody et.e, la responsible for lnvaclina an athlete's public and private domain. Al writ.en, wt obvlomly have a service to pro- vide to our readers. U there'• news, naturally we print it. Of course, sometimes what we print Ian 't to a particular athlete's liklna. U a •torJ Isn't po1Jtlve, mually it'a not llkecl. That's wby t0m• ot the 1DOft. Hnaltlve athletes today don't talk to \be pr91. Steve Carlt.CJG of Philadelphia, Geor1• Bea· clrlc: It of S&. Louil ucl, uaW re- eent11, Dave Kin1ma.n ot \be New York ».a are the more promlneat do.ed·moulhl lbat come tomlDd. With tbe llama, It WU Jecll Re1Aaldl. He &.rm~ .,ry In trilb. pen. The reason for the above ex- planation is it will help you to undentand Carl Ekern's CUJTent predicament. Ekem, Ln case you haven't tuned lnto the football seuoo I 'm not the Lone Ranger where I'm going to ride in and save the day. yet, fliures to replace Reynolds at middle linebacker for the Rams ln 1981. He, obviously, bu 10me very lar1e lboel to flll. Reynolda wu (and 1WJ la ror that matt.> an experienced vet.ere with All- p ro credentials. For years, Reynolds baa been the quarterback of tbe bifbly- reapect.ed Rain deleue. 8• wu th• one that made them tick. ReJDold1 called tile aUp· meat., called Lbe audibles and, ID lflMl'al, made Ul• miMrabM for opslCIDllDta. Beeauae ot l\eyaolda' 1uce.a, ' Ekern finds himself on the bots eat. Despite the fact he's never started in four NFL seasons, fans will expect the Sao Jose State graduate to make an immediate impact . Why? Because it's human nature. For that reason, among others, Ekern has chosen a selective approach ln talkina to the media. Ekern cites a number of rea· 1001 for bia aem.i-aeclualoa: a) be doesn't want to be embroiled in a C!Olll:roYeny ; b) be doesn't waol to 1et lnto a compariloo anajy1ia (with Reynolds); c) he hun't proved anytblnc oo the field yet. "It's IOIAI to take 10me time to 1et the experimce ud abWty to play IOOd bard rootball," ex- plained Ekem. "I'm not the LoDe Ranser where I'm 1olnc to ride ID ,nd, aa•e tbt day. There are 10 other playen out there wbo are folnc to bave to do their job, too. "I mow people are 101A1 to HCODd·suet• m• and leeoed· 10 ... mauaement. It'• built in· ..1 to the situation. There's no way around it. "I'd like to come in and make people forget Jack Reynolds; where it's not missing a lick. Hopefully, I'll be able to handle the situation." And that means with the media, too. Ekern started camp by refust.na to talk to anybody. Then, there were days where he would and days where he wouldn't. Currently, he screens h1I In· tervlewen and ta!b cautiously to a few. •'Football takes so much of your Ume physically and men· tally that any other diatractklm at all and it's bard to perform ri1ht," he said. "Plua, I'm nOt used to it (the attention). Nothin1 baa hap· pened yet (playtn1·wiae) and I want that to be the basis. ''People are 101D1 to mate compariloGI forever. But 1 want to 1et out and play ud, by my playlfts, b.ave no comparlaonl at au. ",What a lot of people don't . <See SEV ANO. P.,. Cl> ----OHl"91NG UP -Jack Nicklaus chips to the 18th green rrom the edge or a pond at the Canadian Open Tbunclay at Oakville, Ontario . Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 ~-----------------------· H /F It's slim pickings for Angel faithful • Baseball is back but fana aloa.& Ii the Orange Coast still may find themselves starved for the 1ame - in the moolh of Augu.at anyway. The local franchise, the Angels, play ju.at eight home games at Anaheim Stadium tbrou1b Sept. 11 and fans won't get an ln·penoo ellmpse of Fred Lynn, Rod Carew and Co. unW Au1. 18 when the Angels open a three-game bomeatand against the Baltimore Orioles. After that, Cleveland entera town for a three-game weekend set, Aug. 21-23, followed by a two-game stand against Boston, Au1. 24·~. And that's it until Texu invades Anabeinf Sept. 11 to open a six-game Angel bomeatand. All told, that's eight home dates in the next 41 days. The Angels close out their home season against Kansas City, Sept. 14-16; Chicago, Sept. 21·24 and finally Toronto, Sept. 25-27. It just goes to show that behind every silver lining there's a black cloud. Atlanta-Baltimore game in England? ATL.ANTA-The Atlanta Falcons ·m and the Baitimore Colts may play a t • 1982 National Football League pre· season game in London. Falcon officials sald Thursday. ··we'll probably know within a month if we're going lo play over there," said cu.rt Mos her. the Falcons' assistant general manager and director of administration. "We're really interested in t.bis. It's oot ju.st a whimsical thing." .. Ex-Ram Nelson algna With Patriots Still •tunned by the .-.. re· • Uremeot ol Uaht end•-f'rudl •9• tbe New Enstand Patriot.a al;;;d trH aaent Teny Nelala wbo wu re· leHed by the Rama tut June ... a....u En· lebe•, who failed ln two prevtoua attellf.,U to become an all-purpoH kicker tor New Orleam1 aald be bu Jeamed to muter bil tmodcma ana wants to prove be can do it au. Tb1I could mean that former Oraoae Cout Collete and Cotta Mesa Hllh ataodout Benay &Icardo, wouJd be out of a job. RJ. cardodJd tbe place kicldnl tor the Saints lut year and bit 9 percent of bl• fleld 1oal at· tempts in addJton to 31 of 34 extra points . . . Defenalve end lloa YaakowallJ, one of three unsicned St. Louis Nelson Cardinals' veterans, baa been 1ranted free a1ency slatut by tbe NFL team . . . The Dallas Cowboys releHed eeven rookies including llth·round draft pick Tl• Morrboo, an ofCenslve lineman from Geor1la Quote of the day Bobby Bonds, Chicago Cubs outfielder who has played with aix major league teams in the last six years: '1 would like· to find a home in baseball. The only lhinl I've been a part of for the last six years is' American Airlines." Navratilova tops Team Tennis list LOS ANGELES -Martina m Navratilova won $56,000 and her teammates on Uie Los Anceles Str- ings earned $70,000 in bonua money in the month-long Team Tennis competition woa by the Strings. NavraWova won $24,000 for the best sin1le1 record and shared the $24,000 first prizes in women's doubles with Terry Holladay and mixed doubles with Strings player·coach Vljay Amritraj. Eacb of the Strings players aho earned $8,000 for the best team record. 9-3. Butch Walts of the San Diego Friars won $36,250. He bad the best singles record for $24 ,000, and shared second place money of $12.000 in men's doubles with teammate Ross Case. ~ome changes made for All-star game CLEVELAND <AP) - Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said today that rosters for the rescheduled major league All-star Game will be increased from 28 to 30 with pitchers limit· ed lo two innings instead of the "traditional three. The All ·star Game, originally scheduled for July 14 but wiped out by the strike of major league players, has been reset for Sun- day evening, Aug. 9 at 76,685- seat Cleveland Stadium. Kuhn said the teams would be selected in the usual manner - rans voting for the eight starters with the league presidents and the rival managers. -Philadelphia's Dallas Green for the National League and Kansas City's Jim Frey for the American -picking tbe pitchers and reser ves. Kuhn said the additional two players would almost certainly be pitchers. From Page C1 STRIKE • • • some or it will never come back." For the fan, the end of the strike means he may finally be able to get some use out of the ticket he may have been holding. Roughly 700 games will have beeo wiped out by the time the regular season resumes tbe day after the All-star Game. The 26 major league teams had various refund policies for advance tickets sold for games canceled Kuhn told The Associated Press in New York that more tban 3 million fans have cut ballots, although no tabulation has been announced since just before the strike began on June 12. Meanwhile, an official of Cleveland Stadium said the playing field will be ready for the rescheduled AH-star Game. Tbat will be the final event in a busy sports weekend that features a preseason National FootbaU League clash between the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers in the stadium on Saturday night, Aug. 8, and a boxing match between former welterweight champion Roberto Duran and Nino Gonzalez on Sunday afternoon. "We can be ready. It would in- volve a lot. of work and putting the fence back up, but we can do it,'' said Dino Lucarelli of the Stadium Corp. Mayor George Voinovich said : "I 'm certajnly glad that tbe baseball strike is over and that Cleveland will be the spot where baseball resumes its schedule. For the weekend of Aug. 9, Cleveland will be the sports capital of tbe world. I think we can anticipate tremendous in· terest in aJI three events and we're going to do our best to make this a memorable weekend for aJI concerned." Dale Finley, president of the Convention and Visitors Bureau, said the city would be able to host the All-star Game. Hall of Fame game complete eellout CANTON. ObJo -Not a teat r.. • main• In Fawcett Stadium for • Saturday'• Hall of Fame footbaU same between the Cleveland Browm and AU&D· ta Jl'alcou. Not in the atandl, not alon1 tbe tldellnee, not ln lb• preaabox. And acroil tbt country, tau ttarvtd for a weekend afternoon of normal 1portt -with apoloites to boxer Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini, the M1chJ1an 500 and ofhert who bave filled the sap caused by the 49-day buebaU atrl.ke -are prepartnc for the nnt nallooally leleviltd 1ame of tbe new football year. "We can't prove, obvtouely, that there la thia lnleJ'elt tb.b year becaute of tbe buebaU strike," football HaJI of Fame apokeaman Don Smith said Thursday. ''AU we can really do is auppoH. But we do have the blneat influx of writers from bil·elt.1 oewapapera ever for tbJa game. We have 72 seat.I in the preaabox, and they're all filled. Sport.I Jlluttrated, who hadn't covered UtlJ before, at leaat recenUy. la eeodJne four photoeraphera and a writer." American woman solos Pacific TOKYO -Linda Webber·Rettie, the lone American and only woman i n the 6,200·mlle 1010 yacht race acrou the Pacltic, arrived aboard the Ja..foot Spirit ol Su.ntory at Kobe Thursday and placed sixth amoo1 the 11 entrants. Webber-Rettle, 38, a Fremont junior hi1h school teacher, fi.nUhed the voyaee in S2 days, 17 hours, 11 minutes, elebt seconda. about nine days behind the race winner Futuoarl lmada's 43 days, lS houri, 11 minutes. Linda and nine Japanese men set sail from Sao Francisco on June 8. A lotb Japanese joined later. Jury s~ill out in Raider suit . LOS ANGELES -The jury in [i] tbe antitrust trial of the Oakland • • Raiders vs. the National Football Lea1ue completed its second day of delibera· tions Thursday without reaching a verdict. The seven women and three men of the U.S. District Court jury were sequestered in a hotel for the second straight niebt. Alt.er S.S daya of testimony and attorneys' arguments, the main iasue to be decided is whether the NFL unreasonably restrained trade by keepiog'the Raiders from booorio1 a deal to move to the Los Angeles Coliseum in 1980. Baseball today On t.bll date ID baMball ln 1111: Tbe YMT'• MCODd AU-star same ended 1Jl a 1-1, nlM·innlQC, raln-lborted Ue at Bolton'• P•way Parll, UMt ftnt Ue same ln All·ttar hl9tory. On t.bll date In ltM: llllwaukee•a Joe Adcock coUected a record 18 totaJ buea on four bomt rum and a double u the Brave• routed the Brook.lyo Dod1ents-7atibbet. Field. Oo tbla date lD 1934: Db1y Dean of St. Louts and Tony Freitu of Clocinnatl pltebed complete 1amea u t.be Cardinali beat the Reda M ln 18 innln11. Today's blrtbday: Chicago Cube outfielder Leon Durham 11 24. Gant takes pole for Talladega 500 I Harry Gut drove his Buick to • the pole position for Sunday's Talladega SOO NASCAR stock car race with an average speed of 195.897 miles per hour to edge Bobby AllboD for lhe top startine spot ... Bobby Unaer, penalized one lap and dropped from flrat to second in last May's In· dlanapolis 500, t.estlfaed be was told before the race tbat there was no way to enforce the rule he supposedly violated. He ls appealing the U.S. Auto Club decision to penalize him one lap and give the victory to Marlo AndrettJ. Roggeman trial date set Sept. 15 Tbomaa J. Ro11emaa, former • aide to ex-University of Arizona foot· ball coach Tony Mason. will go on trial Sept. 15 in Tucson in connection with al- leged false travel vouchers .... Emory Bella.rd, Mississippi State football coach, was released from a hospital after undergoing tests for a chronic lung infection ... Jaa Stlen1tra or Holland won the gold medal in 10-meter, 60· shot marksmanship competition in the World Games for the deaf at Cologne, West Germany Television. radio TV: No events scheduled. RADIO: Baseball -Salt Lake City at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m., KMPC (710); Rebroadcast of 1962 World Series CNew York Yankees vs. San Francisco Giants, game five>. immediately following Gulls' game. KMPC (710). From Page C1 .......... SEV ANO'S COLUMN • • • realize is the actual intensity a nd what this situation does without the external pressure. "I'm excited about the op· portunity. And, yes. I will have a certain amount of nervous tension (in his first game). "I'm sure I'll be nervous. I just hope I wo11't throw·up oo my njce clean unilorm. ''It's not euy to step in, start and do a good job." That's what Ekero will be asked to do, though. AB be said, the situation ls there. There's no way around it. • • • ITEMS IN A COOKIE JAR: Another member of the Rams who isn't particularly fond or ' the media Is Coach Ray Malavasi. He also adheres to the philosophy of "if you have nothing nice to write, don't write it. .. Malavasi's latest conflict with the press occurred this week when one reporter asked ques· lions for a atory during the pl ayers ' l unchlime in the cafeteria at the Cal State Fullerton training complex. M alavasi objected to the pro- cedure, saying it was : a ) an in· vasion of a player's privacy; and b> it forced them into an awkward position, having to answer questions in front or teammates. CARL EKERN M alavasi not onJy overruled us but special tables are now set aside in the cafeteria for "media," "guests," and "player interviews." No longer are members of the media aUowed to sit and tallt to players while they are eatin~. The punch line to the incident was the story being written by the reporter who started the commotion ... on how calm. peaceful and happy the Rams' training camp was this year ..• after the strike began J11ne 12. ' But most of those tickets were not refund ed with rans anticipat· . ing that the season would resume al some point a11d they would be 'able to exchange their tickets. "We were able to puJl it off during the presidential debate when there was an engineers convention in. the hall next door and other events going on around the city," be said . A NEAR MISS -Defending champion Dale Lundquist reacts to a missed putt during the first round or an LPGA touma· ment at Danvers, Mass. The writers' ar1uments were : a) a good reporter won't ask a controversial question in front of other players; b) why disturb a player's free time after lunch by having them come up to the press room when all it takes is a minute of their Ume; c) players. for the most part. would prefer to get interviews out of hte way early. The media lost. The Rams will scrimmage the San Diego Chargers Saturday at 10 : 30 a. m. at the Cal Slate Fullerton football field. Ad· mission is S2 and all proceeds will go to the CSF athletic de- partment. And for many of the players the end of the strike means they will be leaving the various jobs they had taken during the strike. Philadelphia short.stop Larry Bowa said he bad been working out daily. "The pitchers probably will have the biggest problem." Bowa said . "Tbrowine in a workout 11 not the same as pitching ln a game." Motorcycles set for OCIR Motorcycle dra1 racera from across the country will converce on Orange County International Raceway, Aue. 22·23 for tbe National .Motorcycle Raclns Asaociatlon '1 We atern Nationals. N aUonal cbamplonJNp oolnts will be oo tbe line In addltloa to over $10.000 in prlH moaey. There wUI alao be rac• lD tbe popular Top Fuel and Pro Stock cla11e9. The current record bolder lD Top f\lel la Bo O'Brocbta at a s peedy 7.30 second• tor the quarter mile. He, aJooc wltb Bust Colllm, the record bolder for •PMd at llt.55 mph. wUI compete at OCJR, Quallfyln1 'WW t>. held oa Aua. 22 witll finaJ eUmlnaUooa oa Au.1.D . For lnlormatlon, call 55l-55U. f ' , From Page C1 BASEBALL STRIKE ,.,INALLY SETTLED • • • However, if It signs a "type A" free agent -I.e., one ranked lD the top 20 percent baaed on hia previous two yea r s' performance statistics -it may only protect 24 players. The players had previously oppoeed such direct punlabment. The players utoeiaUon l11ued veUed warninp to tbe ownen concerning future ne10UaUoot and It wu obvloua that a Sood deal of bittemeaa remalnl. It wUI be a 1001, 1001 time before thl1 strike la f oraotten by either aide. "They wer~ nesotiaUom ol ln- timldation and mllJud&ment by certain people on the Player RelaUou Committee,'' Staub aahJ. "We 1tood up for our ldeo· Uty ud not batlna UMle t1P81 ol ulttmat•nn1 put OD ut~••·· rln to lbt 0WDen' UlV a uni1ateral ~mpeuattoa p u that cauaed tbe walkout) and never bavtn1 llMH kind ol tae· tic• uaed .,aio. ·•we bild no choice. TIM •trtk• wu fotced oa •· It waa obYtom they bad a tcbeduAe. TIM1 wen dettrmlDecl to telt lbt orpaba. Uon to the f ulleet Umlta. J hope they MVlf try to do lt a,a&n became tbelr tucceu raUo wW be the tame. Jt wu a wt fll aar orsanlaaUoa aDd an aUempt to take back what we won lo arbitration.•· And Baltimore 's Dou1 DeCincea, the American Leasue player representative, added, "I seriously doubt the ownera will ever try to challenge tbe as· soclaUon a1ain." The two-man ne10Uatln1 teama met in tbe midtown office ol Na· Uonal Lea1ue president Chub l'eeoey. aome four blocu from the Doral lnn, beadquarten ol federal mediator Kenneth Mof· ftt.t. tt marked the tint Joint ta1a alace ntJOUatiou coUapeed la Wasbln1ton, D.C., one •ffk eaJ'Uer. Tbey had been moved to the nation'• ca.pltal ll'om New Yort at the requHt of U.S. Secretary of Labor RaymoDI J . DoaoYu. lllllw Nld, ~ ..... that "the weea iJl WulaiqtoD was impor· taDl beca ... tbe cWf...,eea ftnt be1a11 to oarrow aader hl• <Donovan'•> autpicet." Moffett delcrl&ed bll role la U.. final round of bar1atn1Jl1 aa "mlnlmaJ." Tbe m.ctiatar' wu tl~ ta bis bote1 room wtMJe lbt t-.man teama Uar•IMd out ua. HWemeat a few bloea • .,., . Re tallslid periodleall7 witla...,.. a&det=•pbaee. II NMl be bad DO llldlu· tioll wt. be ealW for a ,.ump. lion of the talka that a setUement w aa iJl the olflo•. "Nobody wanted to meet ex· cept me," be a aid. And when the appointed hour arrived at 2 p.m .. EDT, Tbura· day, neither Miller nor Grebey bad shown up at the hotel. Wltblo the next bow', however, both sides informed Moffett of the private face-to-face talks in Feeney'• of· flee. "I wu aurprlaed when I heard they weren't here," Moffett aaid, "but n,ht awa)' I knew. ll'a done and I'm Uckled to death. We tot them back tetetber, but they did tbe rest. Now lt'1 back to rMdiq the boDClCll'el." quipped : "Didn't the owners meet last Wednesday niglit? Check bow much blood is on the rug." Half an hour later, Miller and Gr ebey arrived on the scene and madeifofficlal. "I want to say a few worda to the fam ol America," Grebey said. ••Baseball ia back lo the beadllnes ; we're gonna play baU." Speedway cycles race Mllce Bast and Alan Christian AUp.m., l!DT, Tbunda1,Mof· btadllne tonl1bt'1 speedway fetlHidbewouldbaveu annou. motorcycle raea at the Orance eement bltw._ e:I0-7 p.m . At County Falr1rou.nd1 lo Cotta 7:IO, u aide said Molf.U woukl lleH altboulh Mike Cul'OIO may appear wlMD be bad tomeUalq to be ln the driver's 1eat when the HJ. ftat vl1U by doaeu of acratcb main event comea newapenom l•ted au nilbt. around. Altboqtl an .,,..meat WU CUroeo, ol Huntlnstoa 8 .. eb, · reacbed •borUJ after mldnltht captw-ed tut week'• feature and Ud word ol tlle Httlement came .nu t>. out to mate lt two ta .. fl"OIQ Mftl'al club owmn, lt..., r0w tom.Pt wbu tbe 1peedw11 not announced ottlelaJJy until cr.clea iet under way at 8 llortett s tepped out of an o clock. .... .._at 5:35 a.m. and 1aid,' BHt. a abt·Ume U.S. cbam· '11t'1 MUied." Dion and CbrtlUan, allo Ol Hunt- Aated wtaatmaot taan ledtoa In1ton Beach, ban been th• cbH,. lD UM atalem~. llolhU -maln1t1y1 or tbe aeuon. From Page C1 . OWNERS • • • shouldn't take me too long to get ready. "The pitchers probably will have the biggest problem," Bowa said. "Throwing in a workout Is not the s ame as pitching in a game." Pitcher Wayne Garland . the Cleveland Indians' player representative, said he didn't think he could be ready by the proposed Aug. 10 date of re· sumpUon. "No, I don't t hink It'• enoueh Ume," be said. And he added that be tbou1bt tryinl tb play an All-star came on Aq. t , as reported, wu "a farce. J don't think the players could play up to the expecteUona of the fans around tbe co0ntry." Garland aJao reminded tbat tbe contract remain• to be voqd on. bot.b by players and by the club owners. "I can't tell you an)"tb.lne definite rl1ht now," he said. "It may bav. been accept· ed bJ the committee. but It's the players' deelllon." "l doubt tbere'U be any pro- blem• with the playen," Bnftl player rep Pbll Nlekro tald. "Marvin MUler accepted lt. I tbi.nk both partlet rHUHd ll'I tbe bMt Utey're IOIDI to ,.t. olMrwiM tMn'I not IODU be any more baaeball thll year. \ . . .. .. . -- --·------_____ :ft . Orange Coast OAILY PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 Ca NFL's top scorer Blanda, three others will enter Hall of Fame CANTON, Ohio <AP> -Geor1e Blanda can joke now about his three "retirementa," on tbe eve or bis Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement with Willie Davia, Jim Ringo and Morris "Red" Badgro. The four immortals will be enshrined Satur- day ahead of the opening National Football Leacue exhibition matching the Cleveland Browns and the Atlanta Falcons which will be shown on Channel 1 at 12:30. Blanda played the sport ror an unequaled 26 seasons, nearly lhree years lon1er than any other performer in history. "But I'd like to clear up something," sald the quarterback-kicker of bas 10 years with tbe Chicago Bears. seven with the Houston Oilers and nine with the Oakland Raiders. "I never really retired aQywbere. l Juat aot fired from every team I w .. witb. J .... flnd by Geor1e Halas, Bud Adami and AJ Davit. That'• quite a IJ'OUP," saJd Blanda, ooe month from b!a 49th blrtbday when he wu releued by Davit ln 197S. Blanda is the onJy player tblt year to jolo the shrlne lo b!a flrllt year of elilibWty, five HUOU after retirement. He rank.a u the No. 1 aeorer ln NFL blato17 with 2,002 points, all but 5' of them from ticklnJ. He threw more than •.ooo puaes for 21,m yards and 236 touchdowns. Blanda, out of the Univenlt.y of .Kentucky, played in a record 11 NFL or AFL UUe iames ud holds 21 champion.ship game records. One of seven sons of a Youn1blood, Pa., coal miner, he said, "I'm considered t.be fourth-best ticker and the third-beat quarterback ln the Blan· da family ." Davit and Ringo will raise to ei1ht the number of eruihimees from the Packen' championabip dynuty ol the 19605 . lf you count thelr late coach, Vince Lombardi. Davi.I, a cat-quiet, huee defensive end, was an All-NFL selection live times and played ln the first two Super Bow: .. and six NFL UUe games, even thouah bis mother did not want him to try the aporf as a youngster. "My mother was afraid l would 1et hurt," re· called the native of Lisbon, La., a Grambling College standout, "so I played my lint two high school games without her knowing l wu on the varsity. The only reason sbe found out was that our third iame waa on the road. . "There was no way l could stay out tbat la• without her koowin1 what wu loinl on." Rlngo, a 211-pound rookie center who never' weighed more than 235 pounds lo b1a career, proved lack ,pr slse la no detriment lo tbe sport. He became an aronman, plaYtna in a ten-record 111 strallht reguJar seuon 1amea, despite a 1001 llilf ol injuries. "It was more a fear of toeing my job t.bal kept me golng," said Ringo, wbo played with 'a b .. back sprain, mononucleosis, a staph lnlecUoa, bronchial oneumonla and a bad knee. "I reatly wanted that record. Aller all, tbat'a about the only way a center can be remembered, .. he said. Hancoc k le ading with 68 BEAT1'HE HIGH COST OF CAR FINANCING OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP> -Phil Hancock, who said his season "has ranged from bad to poor," one-putted half the greens on the way to a three-under-par 68 and the first-round lead Thursday in the Cana· 'dian Open Goll Tourna· menl. "I got off to a good start," said Hancock, who dropped a 35-foot birdie putt on the first hole and one-putted the first four. "It was a good putting round; not a great put· ting round but a good one." Hancock said. "I was lucky enough to get the baJl close to the hole a couple of times, and, with the shape this old course is in, that's what you have to do." The condition of the course, the hilly 7,060 yard Glen Abbey layout in suburban Toronto which Jack Nicklaus de· signed as a permanent home for this national championship, was the subject of considerable discussion. ''The_ greens are not as bad as I thought they would be, and they'll get better as the tournament goes on," said Nicklaus, who managed a one· under-par 70. "But the fairways are bad. I know they've had a blight and a lot of rain, but there's some bad housekeeping, too, with weeds and things that shouldn't be out there. It wouldn't be bad for a run-of-the-mill golf course, but when you're i nv o lved with something, your stan· dards tend to go up. It's a little embarassing." Hancock agreed. "1 haven't played here in three or four years, but r remembered it being in much better s hape," he said. "The greens are bumpy in spots. They don 't putt true." Tom Kite, who has finished seventh or bet· ler in nine of his last 10 s tarts, topped a big group al 69, a single stroke off the lead. Al so at that figure were Lon Hinkle, Peter Oosterhuis . T o m J enkins, Don Pooley, Bob Eastwood, Mike Reid and Bill Sander. U .S. Open champ David Graham was in the group with Nicklaus al 70. Bruce Lietzke matched par 71 in the mild, s unny weather, but many of the game's leading performers were well back. Capo ni, Mann lead DANVERS, Mass . <AP> -Donna Caponi, a four-time winner on the LPGA tour this year, and Hall of Famer Carol Mann, winless since 1975, each fired three- under-par 69 to share the opening-round lead Thursday in the Boston Five Gold Classic at Ferncroft Country Club. Mann, coming back at age 40 to add to her 38 LPGA victories, abot a 3'-35. and Caponi finished a few minutes after ber with a 33·38 on the 8,008-yard. par-72 course. They 1bare.d a one· 1troke lead ov<er veteran JoAnoe Carner and un· heralded Kathy Youns. winner ol onl1 $30,000 1lnce jolni.ng tbe tour lo 1979. Carner, oeedln1 le11 than $18,000 to Join Katby Whitworth at a mllllon·dolla.r winner, bad -...10. Younc off. Mt I dou.,..bopy It. oa UM llUa ~with an Hiit tbree OD th~ 15tb • • ' NOW, YOUR .PARTICIPATING CHEVY DEALER TAKES THE STING OUT OF CAR FINANCING BY ROWNG BACK INTEREST RATES. Year-end clearance time traditionally means low year-end prices on new cars in stock. But this year, it means more. Because participating Chevy dealers have rolled bock interest rotes on all new Chevrolet cars sold to qualified buyers Who toke delivery during August. II (annual percentage rate) Compared to notional overage interest rotes. this rollback could mean a savings to you of hundreds of dollars on your car loan. Of course, your savings will vary with the amount financed, the dura- tion of the loon, and state low. And It does not apply to trucks or leases. This offer applies to every new car, even the great new Chevy Covoller. Just toke delivery by August 31, 1981. SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLI.ARS. HURRY, OFFER ENDS AUGUST 31st. IT'LL PAY YOU TO SEE YOUR CHEVY DEALER! lhe 1981 ~ atatton, 1he best·selllng front-~l..atve In Amenca, Is just one of the many Chevrolets Included In this offer. t ' I l . . .,,..-. p • H/f Oranoe Cout DAIL y PILOT/Friday, July 31, 1981 Gowdy will stiU he .. busy'· despite CBS ouster ~eteran announcer has several options available, including interest in five radio stations, and some easy times , WIUIAM a. BA&NA&D .... ~. Curt Gowdy, ooe ol t.be few anoouncera wbo .ct top network auipment. lD three m_,or rU d\&J"lq bi.a JS.year broadcutinl career, •P. FrenUy bu called bl• last Super Bowl touchdown, orld Series homer or NCAA basketball free ow. For many years NBC'1 No. l play·bY·Pl•Y inan, Gowdy switched to CBS two years aro and teamed with former NaUooal Football Leaaue Coach Han.It Stram to form an announclnc team In wblch Stram got most of the accolades. Stram will be seen on national telecasts as a color commentator lo 19 81 , but Gowdy ' a· familiar voice and style will not be part of the CBS announcing lineup. CBS DID NOT consider Gowdy one of its top play,by·play men and planned to give Pat Summerall and Vin Scully the lion's share of the top games , each week. So the ques· :: Cotod11 ti on for the net work r became: Do we bring $back Gowdy to do regional games or do we work ~ut an agreement for the tut year ol bis contract? 1; The second choi~e was the most obvious. i: Gowdy hi01$elf says he is ready to "pursue my IPther interests," so bis parting from the high· $Profile world of live network announcing comes . l•wtth no hard feelings." :: "There's no big unhappiness on my part that ~tm not going back." be sald Wednesday. "It was tilever a consideration of whether I was No. 1 or ~o. 19. When I started with CBS they wanted me !for 35 appearances a year, but I only signed for 25. !j'm at a time in my life (he's 60) when I wanted to :jlave more control over my life. :· "l'VE AVERAGED 351, ... MILES of travel· :lng a year for 35 years. My children are grown up f and my wife is alone too much when I do that :much traveling." •. However, Gowdy's departure from CBS !Jloesn't mean he's ready to retire to a rocklnl ~hair. : He still is working for CBS Radio and will do ;some taped specials for the network. His :.''American Sportsman" show, tone a faxture on ~ABC, has taken him to Africa, Iceland and the :Bahamas already this year. And he's heavily In· :volved in the five radio stations he owns and u :.president of the College Basketball Rall of Fame f.in Springfield, Mass. : ·'I have my life savings invested in those sta· ' I jWilliwaw dq' d ' iY acht union cracks down J In a move to stamp out cheating by t.ampering ewith the measurements of yachts and the rating ~, ules, the United States Yacht Racing Union bas :Come up with one or the toughest resolutiona in the 'recent history of yacht racing. ~ The USYRU Executive meeting at a special ;session in Newport, R.1., has recommended that itbe yacht Williwaw, be disqualified from the 1981 Southern Ocean Racing Circuit and resolved tbat lbe yacht's owner Seymour Sinnett be barred from BOATI NG steering or sailing in all races sailed under the jurisdiction of USYRU for a period of two years. The committee said Sinnett "bas not proved compliance with Racing Rule 19, and International Offshore Rule Sections 107, 108, and 202.2 and that the rating discrepency or Williwaw was found to be ~ubsla nti al and without mitigating ,rctrcumstances. '' ~ After four months of investigation and hear· logs, the committee specified that "it ls the sole responsibility of a yacht owner to comply with the rules and the owner of Williwaw bas not proved compliance with these rules." In a further resolution, tbe committee specifically absolved Dennis Conner of San Diego, who skippered Williwaw in the SORC, of any In· volvement or responsibility in the rating com· pliance failure by Williwaw's owner. - Williwaw placed third in the SORC, a aeries of races off Florida, behind Louisiana Crude and AcadJa. All three of the top boats in the series were protested on the grounds of rating diacrepen· cies. The protests resulted in the dropping of Acadia and Williwaw from the U.S. team In the Admiral's Cup which got under way In England this week. The committee said the inquiry into the raUng of Acadia is still open aa a result of a request from tbe owner for a continuance. The Executive Committee by resolution bu directed the Inquiry Committee to lntorm Acadia's owner that the bearing will be clOHd no later than Au •. 1. ·The controversy evolved over prote9ts tbat changes were made to the yachts alter they bad been officially measured, preswnably makina tbem lighter and faster. Uont, and I'm very involved lD tbe operation of tbem," be says. "Thty're my pension." THI f'JVB 8TATION8 are In Lawrence, Mui., r>e&r h1I home; Welt Palm Beach, and Laramie. Wyo. A native of gieyenn_!S, Wyo~ SPORTS ON TELEVISION Gowdy once was a basketball star for tbe University ol Wyomtnc. That experience led to bit Involvement with the basketball Hall of Fame. "We're committed to a fund·raislnc pro1rtm for a new $7 .5 million building that would represent tbe future of the Hali of Fame,'' said Gowdy. "The new building will be ricbt on the highway -bi1 and beautiful and accessible." Gowdy, for 15 years a member of the Boa ton Red So.x play·by·play team starting In 1951, says he turned down flv& announcing jobl for major league teama this year and accepted one to do MiamJ Dolphins preseason sames. "I'm glad to know that be's not bitter about leaving, that be doesn't sound unhappy about it," said one CBS employee. "Many of the other an· oouncers just idolize him. He's done everything ln sports." · Not a bad professional obituary for a man who's stilJ very much alive. * * * * * * Saturday's TV, radio TELEVISION 11 a.m. (5) -WC? INVITATIONAL -Vijay Amrltraj vs. Harold Solomon, taped in March at Salisbury, Md. 11 :30 a .m . (13) -NASL SOCCEa HIGBUGllTS. 12 :~ p.m. (4) Calendar features Mariners • NBC SPORTS' SUMJIEA SEASON -The Pocono 500 atock car race, taped at Mount Pocono, Pa. Alto: PKA karate cham· plonabip bouts taped at AUanUc City; the Royal horse show, taped at Wembley, Enc.land; and a re· port on the national women's collellate tennis champioosbipe, taped at Tempe, Aria. 12:30 p.m. (7) -NFL ll'OOTBALL -Wide World ot Sport.a presents the Hall of Fame aame from Canton, Ohio between the AUaota Falcons and Cleveland Browns. (28) -TENNIS J'O& THE FUTURE -Coach Vic Braden dilcuHes proper techniques for the serve. 1::1> p.m. (11) -RAINBOW l'UTURITY - The 18th running of the secood jewel in the triple crown of quarterborse racing, taped at Ruidoso Downs (NM ). 2::1> p.m. (2) -GOLF -Third round play in the Canadian Open at Oakville, Ont. 3:30 p.m. <2> -CBS SPO&TS SATURDAY - Temperence Hill, 1980 Belmont Stakes winner, is among the expected entrants in the Whitney Han· dicap, taped at Saratoga, N.Y. Also: Brent Musburger reports from New York wltb special features. (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -Olympic figure skating champion Peaay Flem· Ing recalls her early years as a skater and the steps that led to her Olympic triumph in 1968. (34) ..J FUTBOL -Colombia vs. Espana. S p.m. (28) -SOCCER. 6::1> p.m. (SO) -TENNIS FOR THE FUTURE -Vic Braden demonstrates the proper way to go to the net and avoid "eating a fuzz sandwich." 8 p .m . (50 ) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 9 p.m. (50) -SPORTS AMERICA -The University or Hawaii plays Brigham Young University in highJlghts of the 1981 WAC baseball championships held at BYU. 10::1> p.m . (34) -NASL SOCCER -The Los Angeles Aztecs vs. the Rowdies, taped earlier al Tampa, Fla. &ADIO Ba.seb&lJ -SaJt Late City al Phoenix, 1:30 p.m .. KMPC (710): Rebroadcut: Sllttb 1ame of 1962 World Series between the New York Yankees and San Francisco Glaots, 1 p.m .. KMPC (710). Sunday's TV, radio TELEVISION 10:'5 a.m . (34) -FUTllOL 11 a.m. (2) -GOLF -Final round play in the Canadian Open from Oakville, Ont. 1 p.m. (2) -CBS SPO&TS SUNDAY -Live and taped covera1e of the Taladega 500 stock car race from Taladega, Ala. A.lao : Brent Muabu.rger reports from New York with apeciaJ features and sports updates. 3 p.m. (7) -NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL -Taped coverage of the National Sports Festival from Syracuse, N.Y. (9) -WOMEN'S TENNIS -The final of a tournament from San Diego. 3 :30 p .m . (4 ) -SPORTS AFIELD - Features: A bun( for wild turkey with a bow and arrow and a look at primitive fresh water flab . 4 p.m. (4) -SPOllTSWO&LD -Part two of the world mjljtary boxing champlODAbips, taped at Camp Lejeune, N.C. AJso: Taped covera1e of the national women's collegiate gymoaatics cham· . pionships from Salt Lake City. 7 p.m. CZ8) -TENNIS FOR THE FUTURE - Vic Braden demonstrates the proper way to go to the net and avoid "eating a fuzz sandwich." RADIO Baseball -Salt Lake at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m., KMPC (710); Rebroadcast of the seventh game of the 1962 World Series between the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants, Noon, KMPC (710 ). (The Dally Pilot Is not re1poa1lble for late chances.> Stat ely schooners, ketches, yawls, cutters aod· sloops -some of them built before the turn of lbe century - will be seen in action Sunday in the ninth an· nual Ancient Mariners race In Long Beach ff arbor. COME HELP US CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF The primary requisite for entries is that the boat must have been built prior to 1950. The race will start off the Queen Mary at noon and the is.mile course will take tbe old wind· jammers around the oil islands off Loot Beach before returning to a finish near the Queen Mary. Spectators wishing to watch the classk,.yacbts in action may observe the start and finish from the decks of the Queen Mary. A staggered start will be used witb the slower boats starting first at noon and the others following at five·minule intervals Fun race scheduled MARINA DEL REY -The Marathon Boat Racers Association cMBRA> in conjunction with its race sponsor, Powerboat Magazine, will conduct "Fun Race No. 1," an offshore powerboat race, Satur· day at Marina del Rey. Saturday's race will begin at 10 a .m. with race bead.quarters local· ed at Burton Chace Part in the Marina. The course runs from Marina del Rey south to Palos Verdes and back again. MBRA was established to promote safety rules and equip· ment In all forms of boat racing competition. Tbrougb the years t.be organization bas also promoted, sponsored and conducted many races -includin• tbe world offshore speed lriaia. ::~POLYSHELL~NE FREE KEY RING From STP when yoo bu 5aa *~iiiiilllfa -200 ------ -c.o, -....__.....,.._.., ..... 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THE REAL ESTATERS EXECUTIYI Sll7,000 Almost new 2 stor y be auty Sun rilled kitcbe11, formal dining room, wark arid coiy family room too ! 2nd story hosts secluded m as t e r s uite with c ra c kling br ic k fireplace. 3 more queen sued bd.rms too! Don't miss out call. @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7'4-63J-6990 ASSUME! $85,000 Mesa Verde's fann l 4 Bdrm 2 bath home with large Uvlng room and fa mily room. bric k f&replace, profaa10nally decora ted. Assume SSS,000 Lst TD. price only Sl37,SOO. Owner will help finance. Call s.&-2313 hliD llDUCID C harming wood shingled townhome. Sun ftlled kitchen overlooks cozy patio. 3 large bdrms plu,, sewing room too. Only 1100,000, call @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 1'4-631·6990 IACllAY $14,000DWH Gi.ant 4 Bdrm aarden hom e In Newport Riviera! Spacious livi.01 r oo m . beau ti ful fireplace. Formal din· lng. Sweeping atalrway to priva~ master suite. Easy terma ! Only $137,500. Hurry, call 173-8550 THE REAL ESTATERS •W«~ 5 Bdrma, 3 81, pool, RV acce11, 2 (rpka, and areal flnucl.na. Call now for more llltonna· Uoo. Full price hN,800. , THE REAL ESTATERS THNCMi 1~1.1 .tt!ltl· .\:I.'. ,1 • ' .. ~l ! L : ..... I•. 1 41 I () ' t-< •',,Ip E · u iut• ~ · • Hid , TOW...OME? Call the speciaUsts atlj;;;;;;;1 the condominium in·l I formation center. a+-Toucbstone Realty , 963-<118'7 --OCEAMVIEW 111-1111 MODOWM Rare Harbor View Hills opporturuty! Ownen an very anxious and will help rloance. E1dtin1 new pro1ram! Buyers must qualify Spec- tacular ocean view! Secluded pool. Only S359,900 Hurry. call 673-8550 THE REAL ESTATE RS Want Ad Results ~5678 Want Ad Help? 642-5678 Pete Barrett RealW presents OME IUUTIRIL VIEW Harbor View Hills Broad.moor, 4 Bdrms and fam ily room. Excellent financing. $429,000. TWO OH A Lor One bdrm each , well located Peni ns ula Poi nt. Owner will finance. $359,500. THRH UP AMD 2 DOWN Like new ocean front duplex on the beach, fantastic view. $750,000. FOUi FOi THE F~ Y Huge family room, remodeled kitcben, nice fenced yard. Ready now in Mesa Verde. $179,900. S CiARACHS IM MfWPOIT Customized 3 Bdrm, 2'h bath Harbor ffighlands home. Move your cars, beats or toys right in. $185,000. IAYPIONT COMM> Highly upgraded 2 BR. 2 F.Qallah atone trrepJaces. Traditional CUJtomizing includes distressed pine beams hardwood noon " stencll bor~ered walls. Bayside Coves. '$750,000 . COMMEICIAI. SAN Cl8BTE 11,000 11-ft. Sll,400 ,, ... cttd ....... Sll0,000. 0..... wll c..., w1t11SI10,000 .................... , ... RUCKER ROI.TY 642-471 REALTORS 675-5511 OLD CDM: ca..,..1.. ...... w• te -...,...,..c-....t_J..., oee 2 lb •h. w wtttl fie 1,aect. ..... $279,500. COLI OF MIWPOIJ llALTOIS 251 SE. Coest Hwy., C... .. Mw 675·5511 PURCHASIOPTIOH i ................ ~ New Fantastic 3 Br. 31 XWAl•ciltg Ba. Condo, l2500 moves 4 Br, den, family rm. you in, SlOOO per month. formal dining, recently (Why pay mit). Next to remodeled, beautiful all shopping, theaters & shade trees. Owner will park, Just minutes to carry with small down be\achea. m9.ooo Ward Management Co. ~--.... 7141631·5055 121/flo Sll,OOODWM Vacant and owner wants out! Huge 2 Bdrm 2.,... bath condo with large family livin& area. At· tacbed &~· SW,900 total pri~. Call now. 546-2313 JUSTLmMIW! THE REAL ESTATERS l DESIGNER'S LITTLE ISUllJ 0....-wll ..... ,.,.... ......... ::& ~ ,.~,., .... SS0.000 .... $4 00.,... ........ ..... price of $650,000. c ..... ,. Cl I: tYffJ COHtalHCt + .... COfMf' ........... Jbt4 .... &lbtcl ,..... + _..mt. 67Uto0. BAY AYl CONTDRARY ""'" ,... old utto. ......... vu. Wood, ~. & ~ -ldkMll, ...... "'J bed. + ,...,-:-o... wtl c.-ry Aril T.D. SJ7S,OOO • ll:EANFIONT--;'EJINSIU PT. Triplex • OYnie lot. 6000 ~ ft. c>w.r ..tt¥~ wt wll c•..r _, runn"1h eHw -.,.... nch 91t. ttr••· ttc. Prldt of owHrtlilp. $2,100,000. 6J I· 1400. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAL EST A TE S...1Wn1.i. P1opttty ~1 2436 W '-1 Hwy llS ~ntW A11t Ntwporr Beach a.Ibo.! Wand '31·1400 67UtOO ---i- NEWPOIT lfJCH PRIME RESIDOOll. Hl:OME 3 Triplexes in a row on oceanside of PCH m Corona del Mar. 2 Duplexes + 1 Triplex in a row on Balboa Peninsula -1 Jot from sand and surf. Near 19th St. 1 Duplex on the water with dock for 30' boat. All Large Assumable loans at 121flo/r . Owner 's motivated! C....., 21 /Newport C.•r 640.53'7 DAILIMfi DW\IX Old CdM, South or the highway. front unit has two bedrooms, fireplace, beamed ceiling and large kitchen. Back unit is bachelor with complete kitchen. Really terrific at $259,500. REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 l ••I Co.ut Hlgh1uy. Coron• d•I M., WI ~YI 41 Of THI HST A~ IM TOWM . OPEN HOUSE REAL TY / OCEAN pmes Like new townhome on the bluffs, 2 Bdrm 3 Ba. super kitdlen and a big 2nd story loft. Full price only Sl34,990. 751-3191 C:."-,f l I l . -f"" PR< JPt H l It •, Find whal you want in '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l Daily Pi lot Classif' led.s CE llDBll ILlllS CD. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE PRIME UMD Ideal Planned Community Site. Only 10 Miles From Fresno. 691 Acre Cattle Ranch. Located At The Foot Of Kings Canyon National Park. Boating, Fishing, Skiing, Etc. ln Process Of Being 1.oned Into 17 Forty Acre Sect ions. Projected Increase Or Fresno ls ~ In Next 10 Years. $387,720 Down. Price, $2,197,380. COSTA MESA DWUX Just Listed This Lovely Duplex In Eastside Costa Mesa. Each Unit Has Two Bedrooms. One Has Patio, The Other Unit Has Private Yard. Both Units Recently Carpeted & Painted. $179,500. ·--_ .......... , MIKA 75~9100 #2 c.,,., ... Pine He w,.;t Cltlhf' llOUEll C R M R A T M 0 Y N T L H l I U N E 8 S 0 E I 0 E Y N E I R A P Y P R R N S I U P 8 V S I T U E R C K I L 0 E E S M J L C A R A N T Q T E L S T 1 E S N ARAMDREOAEYLRAORNOC 1101 R I IOIUMAODEEAAMT Al POIOFAQYEIEOICSO M I M Y E A l R E X R A 0 I D N C I U D E A E R H A R P P T N V C M M U J M RRRNTUIEIAPRRHARIL! V l t D E D 0 M U 0 A S T 8 A U R P R l E E T I U Z L Z l L E L l l C S E 'l l RI AH T Pl DH WAD RT HI U PHlEHEODllNRNllRAYT TTRPSTTIULIOPStONMO UMDAISLI Exciting opportunity! Wide channel view from spectacular architectural designed 4 bdrm, 5 bath, pool home. Slip for 2 large boats. $1,495,000 . Summer Occupancy. UDO ISLE HOMES Featured on Homes Tours this lovely traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath home, newly redecorated. Priced to sell q~u.ly at $475,~. Must see. . Newly remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath pl us lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ceilings. Great fo r entertaining. $420,000. Best price for the money. PEMIMSULA POINT IEACHFRONT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot. 4 bdrm, 3 bath· custom home. 3700 sq. ft. reatur· ing marin e room. $1,385,000. NEWPORT CREST COMDO 2 bdrm, den. spacious Plan 8, im- mac ulate. Low priced at $215,000. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 34 1 Bu 1,,d, o,.,,. N B 67) 6 11:>' Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949. COME WITH US ... TO WISTCLIFF. ELEGANT FOUR BEDROOM FOUR BATH HOME .. LOVELY COUNTRY FRENCH FAMILY ROOM AND KITCHEN .. FRENCH DOORS .. CUSTOM CARPETS..i. DRAPES AND WA L LPAPER P RI Ct. R EDUCE D $45,000 .. NOW only $285,000. 16 I 7 WISTCLIFF DI, M.I. Ul-7JOO WHATAVALUI H you've waited for an exceptional buy-thts is it! A charming, com· fortable 3 Bdrm home located on a qwet cul·de· sac st Al only Sll0.000 this is lhe best pnced ho me in this area. 751·3191 DOMTMSAD We have the perfect 4 Br & ram. rm on cul-de·sac with pool size lot ! Dry your tears. and call us now! Unbelievable al y. '·'·' RCTaylorC o J l \ 1\11\ SELL idle items with a Daily Pilot Clusified Ad. I0>,'40/0 FtMAMCIMG AVAIL Assume existing lsl T .D. on th.is 4 bdrm hom e in NEWPORT Ri viera payable at $668 per month! ! Featuring French doors, fireplace, 21/• ba ths, raised wooden deck. & new carpets & paint. Only $141,900. St 14 PH MONTH ..•••• when you take over existing low interest FHA loan ! ! Th is is a superb starter home for a young familr . Lots of potential & priced to sel at $89.500. HEWPORT IUCH OfffCI J'70 s. MH)Mt Dri .. (7 141759·1501 17141 751.7373 Walker&lee Real Estate -=~::' S(C\\cijlA-"tl!s· ::: IWllo4 ..., CU.Y I ~ .,.., ............. .,, .... '-..,.~ _ ... boo """''°""""" .....,.._. I ENOJIR \ I I' I' I I I ZAUGE Ii' • • r 1 1 1 _ 1 I r-•-~,..A-M_M....-41 l I 11MCI lo lhlnlt INl IM WOfd ~ I I (' J ~ for 1nyont llfllO llo&rCled -· -· ------.-.. money ... "''*·. lllOl9. 1 C A T p ( K '11toPl'lt1t WOid today 11 -. ........ :1•::r :1 :1::1 :_ • e-:::: :-.. ~ ~ ....... ._., .... ,_..... : • c t s ~ I 4 ' . I I H /F Ora He stuck to basic concerns WASHJNGTON (AP> BUl Gold bad 1 aecret. lt was published In the Wuhtnston Polt every day for 54 years, but It remained a aecrel to lbe rest of the country. What Gold knew so weU is that Waablnfton la not ju.st a capital city where president.I preside, leclalaton legislate. diplomats maneuver. c:ol.UU rule and regulators reauJate. Washineton Is alao a piece where people wonder why the L·4 bus lao't air condlUoned and who lo call to get a dead tree removed. Where people care more about the prlce war between Giant and Safeway than the war between Iran and Iraq. Where David Hartman Is better known than David Stockman. In Washington, some people picket to keep the Yankees out of El Salvador and some picket to keep an Exxon station out of their neighborhood. That's the Was hington Gold wrote ebout every day since Jan. 13, 1947, in a column In a comer of the comic pages. His column was called ·'The 01slricl Line" - Washlngtonjans' term for the border between the District of Columbia and the Maryland suburbs. Al lhe end of June , Gold and the column retired. To say so long, 950 District Liners (what he always called his readers) stopped by the Post lobby to sign a scroll. In a fare well editor ial, lhe Post said Gold he lped thousands to become "naturalized, permanent residents of this community." Post publisher Donald Graham says, "There's a certain connection that a very few journalists can make with a big community of readers and long ago, somewhere back in those 34 years, those readers came lo believe that Bill was shooting straight with them." The column h as been replaced by "Bob Levey's Washington ." Levey's firs t effort saluted Gold's 34 years. Gold's first column carried a plea for a new stadium and a report about a motorman on a crowded Washington streetcar who called out: "Come on, folks. Move to the rear. Take the back seats, Just hke you do in church." In a newspaper that helped bring down a president, whose editorials are studied in Saudi Arabia. there isn't much room for local chit-chat. Gold wrote it. though 19.7 column inches of ch1t·chal a day In "The District Line" there was room to wonder why dogs always like to look out the windows of moving cars, to crusade for camp s afety a nd against panhandlers a nd the us e of "hopefuJly" al the beginning of sentences. Indeed. he made room for endless crusades. He wanted to bring back the Senators basebaU team . He scolded radio stations for disclosing the location o r radar s peed traps . He wanted cafeterias lo quit displaying the desserts first. before the patron had decided upon his main course. He wanted s igns erected a t new building sites so passers ·by could know what was going up. Gold ran a "give a ways" section . Readers offering lo give away an old piano or "darling, playful puppies" were expected to send along a dollar lo benefit Children's llospital. Gold persuaded thousands to quit sending Christmas cards to co·workers and lo send the savings to Children's Al Lawson, a hospital of· ficial. says "The District Line" raised between $1.6 million and Sl.7 million Gold lobbied to get s mall news in the newspaper, too This was a typical exchange between columnist and edJlor, as related by Gold in an interview: "AJ, the re was a bad tie-up on the Beltway this afternoon; 10,000 people were late for s upper. They'll want to know what happened." "Gee, Bill , we've got an awful tight paper tonight." "OK , Al. I'll call the Evening Star. Maybe t hey'll be interes ted." And the next morning's Post would find room ror a story explaining the delay on 1-495. Gold , a night person, awoke about 1 p.m . and ate breakfast with wife Bernice. In the column, always, "lhe married wom an I live with." Al 6 p.m., he we nt lo the office to return phone calls, read the mail and rind out what would be in the next day's paper. Between 9 and 10, he wrote the column. And then rewrote it And tinkered and tightened and polished. And showed the piece lo colleagues and to ask them to take a whack at it. "!he bes~ of .~s write some pretty crude things once m a while. he says "This column was all the Post asked me to do The least I could do is write it in fairly good English.'' . ~e often left as the dayside people were arriving. to go home. eat the day's other meal and g~ lo bed when Washingtonians were sending their kids to school and reading "The District Llne" at their breakfast table. The married woman he Lived with didn't let him read the c-0lumn al the table. He'd get too e xcited if he didn't like It. • ...,.. •OTIC8 O• eta .. 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Cou111y Clen of Or-C-ty °"July U ,1911 PUBLIC NOTICE .......... CAlllll"DI '°' "47" °" Salt ---- G tll t rt 1 c Pvt>. ••t. Pl.I 10 ••II "CTITIOUI •u1tN•SS •lcollollc bo•••oe• •• '°' •d•"'• HAM& STAT•MllNT Aw-. Hwltlftetoll a.•cll, Celltorlll• ,.,. followillO .,.,_. 11 dol110 bu•I· .,... ... .... : P11l>lltlled Or-Cee'I Oal ly Piiot, L.AltltY YORTY AOVEATISIHG, Jvly ll, 1't1 ~I. 5122 Sl•ww. Or , Huntl1191on &tech, CA .,..,, PUBIJC NOTICE . . 1 a er as a a · a a a ·····--· s0nn·n-nn1tz-- PUBUC N9'1'1CE • fl~lneut eUMMlbl NAMSITA,..M811T Tiie ... .....,_. --• er• "4111 .., __ NIWf'OlltT MONOOlltAM, IM a ut 17111 ttretl, CHU Mue, Celllwllla-21 Vicki Key Hertll, • ., 0.Av•( or1w, Caw Mn.I, tellrorlll• tUM Marll'fll J. I.Ml. 1M Oolp1>1 ... $eel e .. c11, c;emomle '0740 T111, tt-w" lllM wltll h c;o..111y C:IHll ol o.-. c-ar °" J ... lyU,ltll, .,.._ """"-Oronue toe•• Deity Pli.t, Jvly 11, 1•. ~1. A119. '· 1•1 Ut ... I. PURI.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE I-PVllUC NOTICE .. ------~,, ........... --ITAT....,.. tlle,...... __ .. .., .... -aJ . at. I. MACHI• .. -·· Ml,._.. Me,C.A..-. arM& lM AIW ... ttlM U Motl-*· .. _._ vo1i.,, CA •111. Ti.lt....._la~a..ttY ...... ......... ., ... LM °"!¥' Tlllt ..__ ·-......... -C-ly Cltn; ol Of'.,.._ ~y tll J11111 '· '"'· ... ..... .. "911 .... Or-C.ll Dally ...... . J11ly ID, 11, 14, JI, l"' .. 7.1 PUBIJC NOTICE ,.CTITIOUI eUllMHI NAMetTATIM8MT T ... fOtio.iftt --It dDlfttt ~ ---lll l(H PlltEST IA DATA SYSTUM COl"UL.TANT, t'HI$ Vie S.1111-. MIOICNI Vleje, Celllorllle '2ttl Ale...,. Cllerlft Pt'talla, 22'U Via S.1111e90, Ml"'°" V .. J•, Celllor11I• thtl Tllh llW'Nti 11 <--tty .., 111· Cll•lduel Rk,..rd C Presti• Tiii' Ile-w• flied with Ille C:-ty CMr1I ol °' ..... (.OUMy ... Jiiiy Ii, 1911 "..at Po;l>ll"'9CI Or.,._ Coelil 0.Uy Piiot. Jiiiy 11, 2•, JI. Ai;o 7, ltll JI~ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIC& °" CM>O nuJTH'SSALe NOTICE TO PERSONS r~:.':'.!:;, INTERESTED IN THE 8ENEFICIAL.SEAVICECO .. -ESTATE OF c. IRVIN ly -'llteo TMtee 11nd•tt the lollow· METZGER, DECEASED. Ing Clncrlllecl deed ol """ WIL.L. Notice is hereby given: Sl!L.L. AT PVBL.IC AUCTIOH TO THE To all persons lnterest-H IGH EST BIOOEA l'O A CASH <P•Y•t>•• 01 "-01 .. 1, 1n 1ew1111 ed, whether as creditors, moneyoflhoUn11ec1s1e1 .. 1e11rl9flt, heirs, legatees, or de- uue •"" 1111••ttt <on ... yeci 10 •nd -vi sees, in the estate of C. held by II..,,.,., wld 0..0 ol Tr11•I 111 11w P•-rtv ,.,.1,..11eronc•lbtel: Irvin Metzger, deceased, TAUSTOA BRAOFOAO A SMI TH, whose last address was •1111010 rrwin M t i b 8EHEr:iCIAAY· STATE MUTUAL. ar ns urg, Pennsyl-SAVINOS AHO L.OAN ASSOCIATION, vania 16662, that letters ecor-etlOll testamentary or of ad· Aocor-Merell "· '"° •• lnttr ministration have been is-Ho 1-In -llU5 l)099 Ut ol Of 11c1e1 Re<o<d• In 111e ofllc• of 1,. sued to Hollidaysburg Recorci.r o1 Otenve Colltlty, wla 0tec1 Trust Co., Hollidaysburg, 01 tru1t dtw;rlt>e• IN lollow1"111 pro Pa Bia' C PA b penr . If 0 ., • y ; L.o~ 101•-1011 .,. rroct t01. cuy Blair County, a court of 01 H•w.,.,,, a..t11, '" ,,. eou..ty ot competent jurisdiction of Orange, State of Cellfornl•, " per the State of Pennsylvania m•o recor-'" lloOll 21. 1>9991 U to » T · of MIKel'-• Maps, II\ Ille office of hat th e f 011 o w Ing 111ecou111yrecor0trorw1ac-•v. person is indebted to or ee~:::_ BMcatone. "~ e.ec11. holding personal prc>perty .. .., • .. ,_.._""or conwno11 .,. of the said decedent. 11ona11oro ".,_ •t>0v•, no .... ,,.,.,., H 0 ME SA V I NG S & ~~oi:::.~,~ to IU comptelneu or c0< L 0 AN ASSOCIATION, r11e -1e•ery "'""" ... c1 o..o.,. 23861 E! Toro Rd. El Toro, Tru,1.1>y•-ol•l>rMChordtfeu11 CA. Ci ty of : El Toro, 1n lh• 00Hoet1on1 •tcurod 111ereby, Ca I lfornia 92630 ri.re1or0<e H 1Kuto<1 •no oe11 .. ereo •0 That the undersigned de· Ille llftderilgned e w"tt•n Otcleretloro i · .,. oe••ut• -o.m.nc1 '°' s.1e .• ..., s res to receive the said written notlceol 1>reec11-tle<llOll to personal property Or COi· , • ., .. 1,_.,,,.,.,,1Qnec11ow11 .. 1c1p,. .. lect theclaim(s) and tore-s-r1y lo Wiiiiy Wld OOllQellOll,, • ..., h 1,.., .. 11., ,,.,. .,,_,.,0nec1 yu1oec1 wld move t at collected or re· nouce of t>rHC11 -01 ••.cu°" to 11e celved from the State of recorded April 14, l'lel .. •n•lr No. California to the said state 1•i.2 1n _1.,1•~w•.o1 .. io01. whe re lelters testam flcl•I ~ecorth. . en: s.1c1 Ml•""" be mecio. 1>111 w11,_1 tary or of administration cov•11•11t Ot ... ,,.,,,,, uprns or' Im· have been Issued. Plltd, r11911rdlno 1111 •. ooueu1o11. or A 11 persons h a v i n g eftcumt>r...c:H, 10 pay Ille remel11l111 . pr111<1pe1...,..oft11e-.u1 ... ..,ec1..., claims against the dece· .. 1c1 oe..:1 of''""'· wlt11 l11Cerett .. 111 dent or an interest in said .. Id nott provided, odvencet, Ir •11V, estate and Wishing to Ob· under 1"9 ttr,,,. of Hid 0..0 ot frllSI · , .... ,,.,,09, end upe11w, of 1~ iect to ~uch removal must Tru•'" enc1 of the '"''~ ., .. 1ec1 .,, give written notice of such .. 10 o..., of r,.,,, Seid w•• w111 be objection to the person or held on Frldey, AllOV>I I•, 1'et •I l ,00 ' d bt d t pm et I,_ Cnepmen Avet1ue e" persons In e e 0, Or tttM•. 10 tr. C•••< Cellttr e1111c11no. holding personal prc>perty >00 e .. 1 °"""""'A .. ._.,,.,,.. c11, of 1 the decedent. Such 01~;~:.i;,:'~~·111111•1 ll"l>l•cet1011 notice must be gl~en to the ot 1111, not•u . ,,,. 10(e1 •mo11t11 o1 1,,. P e r s o n h o I d t n g t h e '"P•ld balance or lh• oot11et1on personal p roperty or MC11rte1t>J1,.,. • .,.,,,.det<nbod """ol against whom the claim is ltU\I •I'd Ullrnelod '°'"· •• _. .... •nd •dvance• ,, ._..5 ,., n ro .,. made at the address as tt<mlnet11e_,,i1111t>+G.You me,ce11 lis t ed above withi n : pu1 m~ THIRTY DAYS after first O•t• Jiii, is."" bl I . . -. ... Sorvk• co pu cation of this notice. ........ T,,.,._ Dated : June 15, 1981 lyT.D.Sentco~._... Ruth B. WHver, Trust u-....... Aut. s.cnuiry 0 f f ice r . ;u E x e cut or :-~~ ~~:;:, E s t a I e o f C . I r v i n ow .,,.... Metzger. P11tt11-Newport Her1>0r N•w• Published Orange Coast ~~~.,·~::'Z',~!1~1U.:.~~ .. ~09" Daily Pilot, July 10, 17, 24, • • • ~ • JJ29.t1 31. 1981 3040·81 ---PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION Of SOUTH COAST BANK of Costa Mesa. Oranoe County, California, and Domestic Subsidiaries at the clos e of business on June 30, 1981. Slate Ban k No. 1239 Donar Amounts In T"ous.ands ASSETS Cash and due from banks ..•..................•.. 2.756 U.S. Treasury securities ........................ 1,357 Obligations of other U.S. Gov't agencies and corporations ..•...............•. 2,751 Obligations of States and political subdivisions .................•........ 2,257 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreement to resell In domestic offices .................. 13, 100 a. Loans, Total <excludlng uneamed Income) . . . . .. .. . ......... 35,892 b.Less: Reserve for possible loan losses .................... 216 c. Loans, net ..................................•. 35,676 Bank premises, F.F . & E .. etc ................•.. 2,810 Other assets ................................... 1,727 TOTAL ASSETS ................................ 62,434 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations .............• 11,432 Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations .............. 39,006 Deposits of United States Goverhment ....•....•.... 38 Deposits of States and polltlcal subdivisions .......................... S,950 Certified and officers' checks .................... 1,010 TOT AL OE POSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES .............. 57,436 Total demand deposits .............. 12,480 Total time and savings deposits •.•.• 44,9S6 TOTALOEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN OFFICES .......••.•.•.•.•. .S7,'36 Other liabilities ...................•..•.•.•.•... 1,737 SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY Common stock a . No. shares authorized ... 1,000,000 b. No. shares outstandlno 414,061 .. 1,210 tO'.fiu~ CONTRi eu:.re·o 'cAPii"AL' :: :: . :~·-~ ... 2,818 Retained earnings ..•••••••.................•..... 443 TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY .•.•.•.•.•.. 3,261 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ..•....•.•.•.•.•. ,62,,434 MEMORANDA Time Deposits of $100 000 or more In domestic offices (I PC only): a. Time certificates of ~It In denominations of $100,000 « mor-. ...........• 31,041 b. Other tlmt depollts In amounts of $100,000 or more .................... 160 Market varue of lnvHlmtnt ..curltlH .......................... 6,035 Th• Ut'\dtrslaned, Nls:k J . Florto, Prftldent Incl Mary A. Alt, vrce President of the aboYe-Mmed bentt, each ctec:lerft, for hlma.lf alone end not for tM otMr: I have personal knowltdOt of the matt9n contained In this report (lnctudeno the ,........,.,. side hertOf), and I believe that Heh stat.f'Mftt In s.&d report Is true. Each of the undtr.-QMCI, for himsetf alone end not tor. th• 0.,., ctrtlfl• ""*' ..-.1ty of'*''"'"'"*"" roreoolno Is true aNI cOtTect. l!xtcuttd an July 17, ""<et COlta Mna, Catlfomla. /a/Nick J . Fl«to, ..,...dint__. /a/#Mry A. Ale Vlei ,,...._ PubUthed Orange Coeat Delly PUot JulJ St, 1'1t. MM\ . \ ' r. I . I I ~ I J r ! ' f • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Frtday, July 31, 1981 H / F 91 Sell it all a.nd put cash in your pocket! DAY WEEK 8Days Special flat rate for non-commercial users offering merchan- dise priced in the ad for $800 or less . Cost is the same for 11 days or one. Minimum three lines. Extra lines just $2.60 for 8 days. 3 Lines For an EXTRA day, call today 642·5678 8 Dollars TM rww Dally Piiot 8·Day Week tti a Classified PLUS ~'\tt• IOOS Doti 1040 '8111we IOSO '8ahe 'IOIO a ..... w. 10551 ...... S. IOSS Mltcd•H• IOIO Milc1l•10. IOIO Milce'rn1• f''-t&Orf-1090 •••••.-.••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••l••••••••••••••••• ••••• ... •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \t/...ttct IOlt ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH Relisttr 1927 Boston Tel'Tier puppy 7 Eleeant sofa & toveseat. 9' sofa ' lovaeat, triple 2521 Oranae. #Cl, CM. Everything Muat Go : lo•• lelooel 2 Bikes S75 & $50. Console ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wurlitzer spinet piano. $75 wks,male,adorable S800new,sae.S350.6/pc. dresser, hi·boy ciresaer, Sat/S1tn 9.4. $0'-$200 Sat /Sun. 50•·UOO+ Helium Bouquets dt TV w/stereo llOO Mase. WAMTID alntcond.S750. 548-329'1 64U4lO bdnnset.~oew,sac. lOspdbike.S,Stoffer. Sofaa,cbn,d.ioetteetc. MS-1814S358orde.aWlLn livered. Perfect tor clothes &F'umSl-SlOO Baby Basslnelle & ~S3Ueves --------~ S . . S . Is AJCC 8 S300. European glass Ml· SJC off Monte Vista every occasion. 673-441.9 &46-6738. uare colfee tbl Call Kaw a I Gr and. 6 ft. WESTMINSTER !k1:.'gH.'fu:. llOO & ~ett~!~~SJSOsiJ.'"~l Curio-cabinet, 1375. C~~~~~~b!~m:;,! Antiques. Plano stool. lnl. doors w~hdwe, (2) Poo1Table,7'Brunswlck, !'luPMKi-9255 · <KGC3) 3 yrs old. ABBEY up S4l·G413 coJ° Delive'ry. 549-92:52. Regulator clock., '250. bio. 10' Ion& sofa tbl. ~a:b~~!n1!'°ub':~{ ~· 'c~~~ doo(2) 80x30(2). v:~l stg2~ cond1t1on. Wanted Used paper cut· Beautifully polished ANTIQUE MAU.. ""toy . . Trunk, S45. Oriental SllO 35" aq end tbl $50 S II SI .... . _,ea. ......,. rs, ~ ter Ill good Vt'Ol"king con· Ebony. Professionally Dally IM, Fri 1~9 °" 1045 Boys Fare Engtne Bunk vue S4S. Med. desk Dishes ~°' etc 'sat . ~· n~er, mT!y 93x30; (2) 93ll36; 12) Metal tool bollfor pick u d.ition. Thank· you! Call owned, hilh quaUth In· Closed Tuesday •F•r•e•e•••t•0••1•0-;1•n•e•••h•o•m••e• Beds. Ne«Js wort. SlOO. 185 s3t-S8'79 ' 9 to 4 •2788 Hill.I~ 0 " muc. see mes·•· e 93142. SlO ea. Gd cond truck $75, wheel chair 536-&573 strument. Sacrl ice. 11751WestmlnsterAve. Callafl5.642-1238 -· · NB • r .. 2350 College Dr. CM &44.e579 S75 oakdesU85 S7000.080.SU·8081 0 _._ G adorable 6 wit old pup-D I Bdnn <'~ SMOKE GLASS 48 " ~ . ' ... .,....,10 n L D S T Y L E d aruo:D ro~ SM-6103 pies. Call~ rex er .x-" Anti· Round Tbl Chrome Bue Antique Collectables 9 PC dining rmset, $700, 2 .,_..., ¥TURNTABLE-with flip Everett Baby Gran • ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ F (2) Whl K' que White. 5 drawer w/4 ehrs -as is Sao. Glass mags clothes Baysbore Nei&hborbood 10 spd bikes, S30 ea. Newport Beach Athletic needle to play old 78 re-beautirul finish. S2SOO ac.y All SALE arlsoee Calico catleblin1dtte111· nsl chest, dressuag lib & chr 962.8596 301 Vbt.a Bay' a C M. 873-6870; 644--~ Club membership, $100. eonh 979-28919 eves. firm. 848-331111 eves ,..... n I l e s t a n d s It I n g -' · · 673 12B2 631 5058 --' Bouae full of lovely exe. 960-~ hdboard, &spread. VSO. (2) Barstools with back SALE-Aug l·Z. ever· 3 chairs w/ottoman. S30 . . Man's used. C?ruiser Bike, SewilMJ MecH II l"J things, exeept1onal 2sweetkittens,needlov· &44·0345 Walnut,goodcond$40 ytblng goes, Oak Desk, eacb. Maenavoxstereo. f'AlROTCAGE goodcond.ition,reasoo:i· ••••••••••••••••••••••• v1lues. Good prices. Fri. in g home lo stay 7ft beige & brown sofa 5 546-9249 Color TV, Drafting Tbl, '250. 673-6810; 644-5596 ~ iron 1100. 499-5164 ble Wood desk' 4·8 swii E~ fA: ln = ~T~ia~eunWal.SSOOy, UnT1'tus66tin. together. M/F 4 mo old. ft matching lovese~t. 2 Good day becb w/ slip-Dressers, much more. '64 VW bodyS210. Refrig 2 WHEELCHAlR. Everest drawers. good condition ~~1'35 wer Tust~. Moving. Must see lo S150.&44·S883. covers S30ea 2466Santa 332So. NewbopeS.A. dr S75. '72 350 dirt bike Jennings Traveler, lake 536-3645 ---~""'------1 J!?ye.642..fll1J5,968-6400 ch· Cb' l 1 AnaC.M.642-00 ClauyGarageSaJe S200.964-6706Jeff new,S500.67~ll Guitars. console stereo, TV,lllclo, ANTIQUE Pump Organ. Free multi·colored kit ~ja a .me • .P.a e Antiques bookcases Blk naug. couch, Sl15. BIRD CAGE Wrought s w er pe rs . I amp, HIFi, Steno 1091 En1Ush bidet & more tens, la"er·stnped grey, Y1 e ow antique ruush. Garwp S. 1055 t v /st e,: e 0 ency ' Stereo cass deck & 1 3. x ltn · & d book ease sgle bed rails ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5'Sun 2ll!80 Santa Ana white, ~ranoe & black arge storage & lighted ••••••••••••••••••••••• Amer ican ' c b · mikes, Sll.S Bike. S50 ron stan golf clu~ tools & mis~ Beautiful Color TV 2 yr Ave C.M. Call S48W ... aft. 4pm. glass she.If. Sm. Swivel Stereo AM/FM 8 Lrack, much men ~I · ina • 548·0128 S75IOBO 549·1276 · wrnty. Free delivery. -bar chairs. S3s each. cassette, turntable. junk Sat · 9.4 ru~.7~~ 1,,_. Slide In Sleeper "ood -646-9414 M-i al-----Sl48.&46·1186 DOLL SHOW German Shepherd, 1 yr Chandeliers, ~ each. spkrs SUI. Freezer S200. p 1 · tow 1· ~d. S2:50 F'JRM " John Wayne Tennis Club • c . TV Sat/Sun. Aug 1 & 2, free old Fem .. to eood home Room SIU! red O\'DI rug, Pool table $:200. Misc. a men ay, rv. 7<1 • ...,,. Membership Sl2:50 Call mtr& ub 801l BeauufulFColord , .. 2 yr admission. Exhibit & Dys 975-0727. eves S25 ,760·1065. Eves. 160-8745. Misc, modem and anh· ,, ........., &51·8300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Si~t~-l'~e e avery. sale. HunUngton Center 759.951 Wknd s. GARAGE SALES: Fum, que tools (handyman's 20' Upright Freet.er S7s. 2Small Oriental rugs, S30 1~ BASS ACCOROIAN · Mall, 405 Fwy & Beach GD. Home, Lab/Setter Roll top desk Pine 36". di.shes. fabrics, kitchen, gold mine). Sat Aug 1 8-5 Power Mower $90, Port· ea Lge wooden desk. ~. 642_3379 P1 1 00°;'r+ .3 .. :0~.Y . ., ~. 2.~P. Blvd.H.B. mix. rem Nds. rm Used one month SlSO tools, misc .. most ever· Pm.32CSl&nalRd.NB a·CnbSU 760-0536 -S50 Brown vinyl lov· SlOOea":-;. ....... v Swedish Cup Smart, sweet. lovtng. &51·9711. ything. Meadowsweet AHTIOUES DOGHOUSES3S. esea t , $1 00 Blue Ovation acou.\llc Guitar .......,..... board/Armoir, solid !>48·5114 Almost new. 5x2\A.t seat Cul ·de-sac. University FRl·SAT.SUN&-5 I 559-51Z1 schwinn Pixie. $35. 920 wp /hrardsheldl eSa2s7e . uno COoodLO!_,T.V. plays oak, Circa 1850. A.skmg Beautiful & Gentle wood & tinted glass. cof· Park, Irv. Fri.Sat. Hoosiers, wuh stands. I Boat & Trailer 15' SIOO as Nottingham Rd, Nwpt er e ct con 5 very g -.. S'7S0&73-1255 Longhair gray cat, fee table, Sl.50. Brass Multi -Family, 1.378 Shao· dressers, deab, chests, 15, BabyStrollerS40 Car Bch.642-54.911 _ 649-2'7ll Eves. 54&-U29aftlla m Oak Claw·foot table s neutered male Call LampOut.edshade,SlOO. non Lo, C.M. (off tables. chairs: Amer. Seat ss SC'ale ss IBM Selectnc 2 Collon MUST SELL! Spinet Sony 19" C.olor Remote press back chairs. Sl600. 549.om_ Glass end table, SlOO. College behind Fedco) oak, pine primitives 631.5363. ribbon Like new uio. piano. good condition Control. S550 J obo 080673-6253 .. 35 .. RED Garden 644-5983 Sat/Sun&-5 1827 Pine St.. H.B. ANTQ. end tbl S20 Pr ~96-3774 __ SlOOOoroffer.831-6356 lOAM·l2PM.67~S020. A.fpl1•cft 1010 B.ric ks-FREE-You Hard rock maple dmang EST All SALE 960-4ill07 Danish mdro lounge Airline Tickets, value Offiu F•••• & Beautiful sohd w~d ••••••••••••••••••••••• Haul 12" X9"962·&596 set w/custompads, S300. House full of lovely Yfn1Sale-Bargains! chrs S50 pr. Ptne hutch ~.oo. Selling for Eq.11,.... 101 Barialy stereo cabmet llUYAPPLIAHCES Very rute female Oresser,beaobag,cher· things. exceptional 2064!EgretLaile,H.B. W Easel SS Sell orn375.~900-0013 ...................... S300 (no room)846--0503 Les 957.8133 BEAGLE spayed, 3 rywoodcoffeetable,end values.Goodprices.F'ri. Sat.only,fromlOam. trade.642-4l:B CEILING Fan , llMMogC...tll KENWOOD 9800 years. tables & other. all items Sal. Sun. 1S500 Tustin 3 Family Garage Sale Rams Season Tickets -Casabella. forward, re Word processi ng Receiver 1BO WPC w/2 8:1!:i~c n~~t!,01L~~~! __ ~8586 under $800. 754-6790after VIiiage Way, Unit 66, Sat/Sun. 9-5. 43218 Senisa ror sale. 2for S800 ve rse, variable speed. system. xlnt cond $5,500 concept CEM spkn 9800 Oven Range. $400. 325 Cute grey & white kit· 6pm. _ Tustin. Way, Univ. Pie, Irv. 752.0960, (21Jl46J.ll00 light incl'd Was S239. or best offer. Call Kalhy OB0642·8'194 Grand Canal, Balboa tens Great Area Rug. 9Xl2'. SlOO, LIDOISLE Garage Sale, Sat. only LAWN Mower REEL. Take S100Judy,1~Jl986 (714 )760-0100 SANSUI Recei ve r . Isl. _ personalities 8 weeks c~~b ~hr.i!:. °:It ~d WH-f:I 11 9-'4. Childml's clothing, self propelled. Sl50. Membership for lrg, xlnt, GOING OUT Technis spkn. Techlus • • Sears Kenmore 848·5336 l . 5. ps, 15-• Off .. fun:titure, hshld items. EDGER $'75548·J2!!7 _ fully equipped Gym. 8 Of IUSINESSI Direct Drive tumtbl. Portable 6 mo old dis· fwftitw. 8050 644-1096 Antiques, copper and 20081 Spruce, S.A. Hgt.s. BIRD CAGE JO' Wrought mo W.00646-!Ml~ eves Priv business must sell Value over 11.soo. Sale bwuber. 2 yr warranty, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl2S Comer set. bolsters pink luster, old ,Pine Gar age s a I e . 9 am Iron SlOO JUKE BOX Sharp Copter. desk wall or trade for Color TV or S300.1Cocktail&tend Danishmodemteakwood & plaid.;;,vers Like ~!t7it'.1Ne;.~0r~~~·~~· sat/sun. Vacuum, 548-3297 1956Seeburg,xlnlcond unit. Projectors, draft·~~~ ofr. 645'3313 art tables, SlOO. Blue baby dining table with 6 new new ~l· '"" · bedsprds, crafts booltl S950. 640.1217 ang table. couches, dresser. S25 . Misc. ma l c h 1• n g ca ned Oak dan . tbl w/6 chrs. Lg. from 9AM to ~M. lOl misc. 2829Shantar. CM CAR Top Carrier extra --- -cha 1rs. typewriters, Sylvania. Stereo. TV con· Id ... ki 1• Via Koroo, Lido Isle, . lrg 25 cubic ft S50 Decorator Plant Sale' soL 4 fl 21 m. Sl00/080 646-3661Alter7PM. chairs·S275 oo Bent meta e"". tchapp s NptBcb. Typewriter, Honda .90. 548-3297 19291BelhelCirHB calculators steel shelv 673-6253 Norge washer. dryer. glass oak duna cab111et ~7.4397 G R GE Bedroom set. Cu.rtatnS, Sat&-4_!168-~ ang. many others (714) .=..=....:;.::=------ $250. Port. sewing <antique reproduc Twin loveseats, tan pat· A A SALE : Anti· Plentyofmisc.items & Complete Stained Glass Masculine canopy kg·~ 496·26081703K.a1SerDr. loots&W.W machine. SM. 83J.<Ml64, tion !-S295.00. King.sized tern, oak trim, good &eslis~~tOr-gan, Drapes ETC. ETC. ETC. ~:i\~;1:mg Cabinet bed. backgammon cof· ,.... IOl7 Eqli,... 759-0120 maple headboard with rood, S75ea . 631·2029 H i b Id ood moJ". 38'4 flower St Costa fee table. traffic light, ............................................. . 21 C\I ft dble dr refrig drawers turned spools. 8'sofa. lamps,cane-back ouse ~ g a, e· MesaSat.N '11 KIRBY Home Mam· S2.50ea.7fi0.3653 759-0894 Blue front Am81JOn Par· GtMrol 9010 freezer w/1ce maker, Bea~tyrest mattress & chairs. night stand. corator at.ems & clothes BARGAIN GALORE 2 tainance System. all at· ---=-=---rot wlcage SZ5ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• -5prangs-S250.00. Call Argus " Bell-Howell 5c·J5. 2680 Santa Ana f S t S t 5 2 tachment.s : Xlnt Cond. Los Caballeros Health 1164-5152 Tax Deductloo Dooatloo .. ,51>42.34111 9717352a•-r5pm Ave,CM.Sat&Sun9-3 ~m. a . un .. 29 Alkln Sl.50.960-5844 Club Membership. S2.SO Refrigerator. Works · '"' · projectors. screens. Roto TiUer S115. Port. ~erb, ea.ta Mesa. or offer. Call Answer Ad LHASA APSO Boats · Cars· Planes good.64.5-4758after5pm **I BUY** 848.2896 Welder Sl8S. Trailer 8 Oak •glass.s~we&Se, SEASON Ticket Holder ts.2,&t24X>,24hrs 5 months. Shots up lo 2131654-2341 oranytimeooweekend Good used furniture & F' A NT AST I C W/liresl80.Airtank$50. Sl75, free built.in stove. has 5 seats avail for MAYTAGgasdryer S200 date. Male ... AKC. AVOH 19 cu ft Upright Appliances-OR I will FURNITURE BUYS. Hopper S75. Tools, coins, Jn:elry, many selective games. KingszbednewSJSO.All 1>!.i>ers.Sl.50.646-0044 11 ' Red Rover. Solid Signature Frost Free seU or sc.. 'for You Solid teak dining table. 6 housewaru, antiq, reu. stuffed arum.ala. Avon 641-0366 days. 7S9·LS92 11 ""'c ""U "-ct & n.-1090 transom. flr brds Offer. .,.._..., Bruer chairs. antique bottles pet auto water eves exce ·'""""' · I ._..,..... 'PrMrer. Uke new S200 MASTllSAUC'nOM h 'd bo d See Dimes-a-tine, Aug d' h ' s · DinetteSelB BRONZE G.E Electric ••••••••••••••••••~•••• ..:67.:..:5-:...025S=::..------ l994. 64t..168' 13J..t6ZS ma ogany ds1 e dar . 1·2. 365 Broadway. C.M. UasNesB.E L I E VA BL E XplnaeceCo d ...,. rown Dryer very good S75 Pl A~ 0 low upright loah, M.W1 •c•/ HARBOR AREA ' custom-ma e mo ern MS-7D t n .-... G.E. Washer as is S2.5 <Spinet I '!/bench fC APPLIANCESERVlc E I .Uy n•r..11T1••11: sleeper 50fa, two oc· YARD SALE A 1_2 . cluslc c~. dishes. anti· 646.Z6111aft7PM Beaut wood ivory keys s.r.ke 020 ""'"'' ~ casiona I chalrs,coffee I.II 00 que 1hav1n1 stand, dolls. Terrific Spanish Galleon 551·2617 $700/offer. 67~55 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUY .SW., REPAIR Les 957·8133 table. bm vinyl couch ly. 121 LISA 1:-AN E. boys & girls elothes. 5' Srup Model Only S800' pa n b a 11 & p o n g Marine Electrician 549-3777 20SOFAS,new,blea. and recliner, steel desk C.MESA. Nr F~argmd, Levis, sit-down pong 640-8688 Machines. F'orSale Low rey .organ, new. Design/install/repair Drand new :Kl" self clean 15 Loveseat.11. S75 ea. king size mattress set. tools. elect ~ppl a .. craf· machine, gram balance 642-l068 loaded ancl . rhythm. Qual wort 549-2520evs. elect range w/matching 9S7·57<11or 554--4180 girl's bike. plus much t/art supplies. frames. scale. trudt rims, girls Sell things rut with Dilly $2200/080. Find what you want in fanboodS200.541MM53 Beaut traditaooal love more. Pbone548-~ sngl slOra~e bed/mat-AMF smaller bike. Pilot Wa · --ClassafiedAds 642·5618 __ &s7..&029aft 5 DaibPi!o(Clu.ufieds. ta 'lbls & I tress, quilt, spread, rotory mower, Sterling Atftoa H• 9100 Aato M 9800 "·...._ u 91 0 McyclH 1020 sea w amps. PADDED BAR. Diamond books, golf, shoes & silver J'ewelry, gold ., w s, •• -.vs, "•w 0 Aatos, H•w 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• from attoniey'sofc. Cost tuck front panel w/wood h •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• .. CenturlonSuperLeMans $2200. Sacr i fice & chrome tram . 2 muc more. jewelry. Sat/Suo. 2988 men's 2.5" tour bake, A 1. Sl.SOO/obo. 975-0363 shelve1-excellent condi· Moving Sale· 3 Family Blmun PL Costa Mesa (3 $25o.John~4.J28 MATTRESS & BOX tion. Must sell ! S3S.OO Lge &i smaUittms.5hp bl W. of Harbor off SPRINGS, full. fi rm obo. O/B, bikes, auto. boat Baker). MH915 GIRLS lOapd good cond S75 551-11111 Corfee table & end t.able. loader (new). etc, ~c. Scbwln bikes. furn. misc leO --no mark finish. Sl0.00 for 21001 Hagerstown Car· Sal 9AM 17796 Oak St 548-3297 Sectional so(a SSSO. glass pair. Mist sell' c10-le4 .. H.B. Sat. & Sun. FV. (Talbert-Magnolia)' Fuji finest (campan1a top dinette S290. Qn bdrm SS40, so(a & lov-96~99:Bbefore5:00 MOVING SALE. Gd professional) 21 lbs. S700 Yard Sale Sat/Swi all .,.,Aal 41""", bWlks S200 Ma bog nite stand. . • • , stuff Furn, gd. stuff. replaeement value. S300 ....,... ..,.,., day Ull eve...oi.ift .. 1oes Mattresses/box springs. dresser w/rnirror. twn ,,,.._.. · Sat/Sun. 14.532 Sweeten. 875-28S7 twin S75, full ~. queen burl hdboard & fool· Furn .. apples, clothes, Calif. Hornes, Irv. 1 --111...-c ~.1-S•"c d bo d •• ,.., ., • ., u•.. toys, hsbid. more. 3020 y d le f . d .._. •• ...., u.. an ar , cw·.,.._......, Fillmore, C.M. 558-2137 ar sa . re ng, an lOa .$75631-9195 MORE! 71G-0801 King matt.fsprgs. SlOO. Wood . Kit be bl many Items. 1206 t•Aq• .. riahl02S Lovely Ethan Allen din Oak desk chair. S75. w/4 ~~ayf chr's~ el~c: DelawareHB ~ ...................... table . solid birch. Stereocab.,S.S0.6"·2119 aircleaner.rnetalshelv· Garage Sale: TV, patio llDWOOO 2 X 6'S droplear. 72x36. 2 Ives. Bunk beds. solid maple, in&. clothes, baby items, furn, sew mac:b, boys 2' to 20' long Fresh Sl95• eosl k50 Pr of exceUentcoodition.S200. coats, misc other. Auit bdrm ru~o. books. truck load arrav1ng crystal lamps. SSO 494-6632 1·2. 238 F11rway C.M. 3 plants, muc. Sal 9·2, weekly. Save at 55</ft. Robert Wood seascape, bib west Npt Blvd. on 9392 Breakwater Cir. HB pp call Jim &46.9885 32152. $50. Broghel brass MOYIMGSALI Del Mar. (Hamllton/Bulban1) YOU MAY BE PAYING anytime wall plaque, SJ>. 64$-7160 Stereo cab~. love seat M 0 V 1 NG S A L E . Guaie Sale • Sal only t RCA color console $100, resin top tble Sl.50, Microwave answering 9am-4pm. 1994 Church ~ C•1ros I Motorola stereo, $275 : king water bed 185, 6 macb, camping gear. St. Costa Meta TOOMUCHI ! l•1'p•11• IOlO nice sora. good cond draw~r chest Sl40. des'-,ty-· •-lo•·otAnllque Radios, Vie· ~ · •• .. ••••••••• .. •••••••• ..,t Aquariums •100 sew "' .,.. ... ~ • .,. "' .o;>' · • • good stuff. 2 9 3 9 trolla, Baby•i.i..-. toys, <:anon 400mm r. 4.5 'Phonelm.4941 macbS7564.WSll .._ ~ • w/rllter wt, W/'b., S450 Quedada, N.B. Sat Only mueb more. MSI Graee • Eves. 54S-1* Double Sofa-Bed In coodrw'"'au:;t AlidilHiieiilpii?liiiil642ii·iiS67iii81i11llOAilMm. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiciii1iiir.iiiSaiiitiiiootriiiiiiiiMiiiii~ f cond . but needs re- 1 C. 1035 upholstering S75 . f ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-4759 f Persian Kittens, reg '2....: :.!.'s:..o.:.:ra.::::s:.... -c-of_f_ee_&_e-nd-t shots. Cameo & others. tables. floor & table I' Sl.50+ · S46-99S5 lamps, all $500 Solid ht' I040 maple chest with dro~ •••••••••• .. •• .. ••••••• front desk &i single bed. KEESHOND Pups. A.KC. Sl!iO. 833-ll&t 7»-01.20 , Ola.mp sire. M/F. Pet & 9• TEAK Wall unit. • .abo•. P vt pty . S37S ~. ._,UJ/..,·13'h1Ul pm. 548-9'90 • · ~le. Standard. AKC. Small ant~' secretary t CHJm 10 mcmlh Male. llt-·~-t--,__. ~gn< Sl.50. Chair . I f , _._ ,..__,,,..,. ,_ ~ 'AKC Silky Terriers. 7• Country French sot.a 1 Adorable, ahedless, ( Pu r c b ased at •hota. ll/t:21.5. F/$300. 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(9X59623J 80 TOYOTA SUPRA (393YZB) 80 TOYOTA CRESSIDA (069ZFU ) SALE PRICED! '75VW RAIBIT (695NXL) ~2795 LIKE NEW 's 75-2802·2 +2 (LCTS052) 77-2802-CPE (9t 7PYE ) 78-2802-CPE (244°VAF) 79-2802·2 + 2 GU9885) SALE PRICED! '75 TOYOTA COROLLA Factory air cond (1 AEA066) BILL MAIR TOYOTA . 19202 IEACH ILVD. l llllyPlll FRIOAY,JULY31, 1•1 1DEATH NOTICES 86 lllilll 1111:1 /lllTI £1111 BUSI NESS 87 TELEVISION 810 Largest cable TV transaction ever gets FCC nod ... B7 0 0 Hannless 'water bugs' under control By STEVE MITCHELL Of•Dlllfr ......... Water district officials in Laguna Beach and South Laguna say they 're making great strides in their battle against a miniscule organJsm14 that was discovered last week in about 30 covered water res- ervoirs. Actually, it's not much of a battle at all, considering Laguna Beach County Water District of· ficlals are doine lltUe more tbaa monitoring the altuaUon now, says Joe Sweany, 1eneraJ man,ager of the d11trlct. The or1anisma, whJcb water district officials inailt are harm- less, are sun loven and it ap- pears: the lack of sunllcht and nutrients in the water reservoirs is killing them off. •'They've dimlruahed by about SO to 75 percent in out rea- er voirs," Sweany said. "The little 1uys are eolng down quick." The tiny crU1taceana, called Daphne, were dlacovered at the top of about 20 water reservotn ln Laguna Beach and another nine tanks in the South Coast County Water Dlatricl area. They've been hanlinl around the top foot or foot and a half ot water in the tan.U where a liWe bit of light fUten in. To date, none of the organiama have appeared in anyone'• tap water, diatricl officla.la HY, and lf they were, they wou.ld look like "amall apeclu of black pep- per." Conaultanla from lbe Metropolitan Water District toJd local olticla.la the beasties will probably die off on their own. "They only have a life span ot three to five daya," Sweany said. "And there mlebt have been a few generation• of them." And while Laguna officia.IJ are allowin, the organbma to die off on their own, officlala at the South Coast diatrict aay they're helping them aJong to their de- mise. Ray Miller, generaJ manager of the South Coaat district, which serves South Laguna, Dana Point, and parts of Laguna Nieuel, said his crews over· flowed severaJ water reservoirs. ·'Thal seemed to help quite a bit," Miller said today, add.ine the organ.Isms at the top ol the reservoirs probably went over the falls when the floodlne oc- curred. MlUer said the district is in a "holding pattern" until Monday when they'll again monitor the tanks. "If we need assistance, we'U call the MWD," Miller said. "But it looks like we're on the mend now." ore sentenced to 24 years I rvine 'affordabl ~' lw using sit es told By RICHARD GREEN OflMDeltyPtletltefl The City of Irvine a nd the Irvine Company are well on their way toward meeting the requirements or the out-of-court setllement of a lawsuit alleging city zoning policies were ex- clusionary toward low-income people, according to city planner Debby Linn. The out-of-court settlement called for the city and the com- 'Blood Allex' p arking ban begins in HB Beachgoers accustomed to leavmg their cars along the in· land side of Pacific Coast Highway between Beach Boulevard and the Santa Ana River in Huntington Beach will find new, "No Stopping" signs today by their formerly free parking spaces. Huntington Beach officials say installation of the new signs aJong lhe inland side of this sec- tion has been completed, 8tld police enforcement of the park- ing ban will begin immediately. The new parking ban has been imposed by city and Caltrans of- ficials in an attempt lo curb ac- cidents along this stretch, which has been dubbed "Blood Alley." Police Lt. Barry Price, the de- partment's traffic bureau com- mander. said be anticipates no difficulty an enforcing the new parking ban. He s aid motoris ts have cooperated with a similar no- parking zone near Bolsa Chica State Beach. City officials say that if $25 tickets are not successful in eliminating parking along the "Blood Alley" stretch, a tow- away policy may be initiated. On the beach s ide or this stretch or Pacific Coast ffjghway, parking will continue to be permitted during daylight hours. Next week, however, new signs will be posted banning beachs ide parking there between 8 p.m . and 5 a.m. pany to identify sites for 725 un- tts or bo~mg tor low mcome families. Sites for those units have now been identified in the following ~rojects to be built by 1983: Woodbridge Villas, which ls to include 1.20 affordable units, at Yale Avenue and West Yale Loop. -Orchard Park, which is to include 60 affordable units al Irvine Center Drive east of Jef- frey Road. -Windwood, which is to in· elude 120 affordable units at Culver Drive and the proposed extension of Deerfield Avenue. Woodbridge Oaks, which i.s to include 1.20 affordable units near Alton Avenue and Jeffrey Road. -Northwood, which is to in· elude 80 affordable units near the Santa Ana Freeway and Tr abuco Road. -University Town Center, which is to include 120 afforda- ble units at Campus Drive and California Avenue. -University Town Center Site 11, which is to include 105 af. fordable units at Campus Drive and Bridee Avenue. These units are to be made af. fordable to low income families, those earning less than 80 per- cent of the Orange County me- dian yearly income of $23,000, through federal housing sub- sidies. These subsidies allow low-income persons to pay 25 percent of their income toward the rent with the federal govern- ment picking up the balance. In addition to this housmir lawsuit riled by the Oranee County Fair Housing Council, the city still faces a lawsuit filed by the Legal Aid Society on behalf of some low-income peo- ple alleging that city zoning laws were discriminatory toward them. A trial date hasn 'l yet been set for this suit in Orange County Superior Court. A uurd housing lawsuit, filed by Irvine resident Wesley Marx who alleged that the environ· mental impact report on the city's eastern industrial com- plex didn't adequately address housing issues, wu won in court by the City of Irvine. o.ttr ........ ,... Jan Preua, an Art-a·Fair exhibitor for tM fourth year. shows her prints produced fro,,.,.etched metal plates. Etching art show feature at Laguna By JOHN NEEDHAM Of .. ...., ........ Of all the many art disciplines, producing prints from etched metal platea ls perhaps one of the most arduous. But that's what Art-A·Fair Festival exhibitor Jan Preus enjoys the most. The etching process involves sc ratching the outline of a picture on a zinc or copper plate. Ink is then applied and the plate is pressed onto a piece of paper, leaving an image called an elchlni. The works Ma. Preus bas displayed at the Laguna Beach festlvaJ show a wide variety of subject interest, from irradiated orange sunsets to lighthouse scenes done in aquatint. Ms. Preus, who has bad a booth al the Art-A·Fair for the past four years and is currently serving on the festival's board of directors, said aJl her prints are limited editions with only about 25 made from each plate. "Etching is much more difficult than some other kinds of art like watercolors or oil paintinl," the Newport Beach resident said. "That's probably the reason J like it ao much." She said she bas a studio 1n her home where &be works full-time at ber art. Ms. Preus said it takes her about two weeks to fln1ab eteblng a _plate .. "A lot ol famous artiall lite Rembrandt and James McNeiU WhbUer did etcbin1a.' • she said, "but their paintln1 °' overshadowed that part of their work." Ms. Preua said sbe finds ideas for her work by walkin1. When abe comes upon aomethinl that tntereall her, 1uch u children playlna lq the 1and at the beach, abe pbotosrapba the •Fene tor later reference. "J prefer to uae black and whit. rum,.. •be said. "Color plcturw tend to contuse, aod J ftnd IQ1H1t t.rylnt to duplicate tbe pboto1rapb rather than t reate an lmace from my own lmprellione. .. SKIMMING ALONG -Matt Clark, 19, of Newport Beach does a little skimboardln1 at ..., .......... '-' .... the L Street beach ln NewpOrt. The weather baa liven him plenty of daya to pracUce. Tb• Art·A·Falr f'Htlval, loea&M north ol Forest Avenue oa La1una Canyon Road la La1waa Beach, wW be 1o&na oa uaWAua.JO . ...----~~~·~--~~~~~~~---~~~.....-~--~~~~~~--~~--~~·~~~~·~~~--~----~~ I Former Lagunan fine d too A 1974 Laguna Beach High School graduate whose life was spared by hijackers of a Pakistani airliner in March was sentenced to 24 years in prison Thursday after pleading guilty to drug smuggling. Craig Richard Clymore, 24, a former Lake Forest resident, re- ceived 12 years each on his plea of guilty to two counts of smug- gling three kilograms of heroin and hashish oil into the U.S. from Pakistan. Clymore was also fined $50,000 by U.S. District Judge Thomas Platt in h is Brooklyn, N.Y .. courtroom. His federal prison terms are to be served con- secutively. Since his return to this country from Damascus, Syria in early April, Clymore has been held in lieu of $10 million bail at the Metropolitan Corrections Center in Brooklyn. The bail is reported lo be the highest ever set in the Brooklyn court. Clymore, who also used the surname Richard:s, was one of more than 100 hostages aboard a Pakis tani jet that was hi- jacked March 2 on a flieht from Karachi to Peshawar. The plane, seized by three op- ponents of the Pakistan govern- ment, was eventually flown to Damasc~. where the hostages were released March 14 in ex- change for the freedom of 54 jailed Pakistani political prisoners. Just hours after the hostages' release, news of a grand jury in- dictment naming Clymore and eight other Californians was re- leased by the U.S. Attorney's of- fice in New York. Announcement of the indict- ment was kept secret while Clymore was in captivity for fear he would be harmed by the hijackers. Efforts to return Clymore to the United States were hindered by the lack of an extradition treaty with Syria. However, be was taken into custody by Syrian authorities and later signed a waiver of extradition to come to the United States and face the charges. Initially Clymore pleaded in- nocent to dope smuggling and taking part in a continuing criminaJ enterprise -puni.sha· ble upon conviction by life im- prisonment without parole. But laat month he changed bis GIVEN 24 YEARS Drug smuggler Clymore plea and admitted being the ringleader for eight couriers who brought drugs into the U.S. by ingest.ing condoms filled with heroin and hashish oil. At Clymore's trial, U.S. At· torney Thomas Roth presented evidence that the Laguna Beach High School graduate made 20 trips to the Middle East, and, though his claimed yearly in· com e was $12,000, be bad paid a travel agent $105,000 for plane trips in one year . Clymore is the son of San Juan Capistrano residents Glenn and Thelma Clymore, who were pres- ent during their son's sentenc- ing. News reports said the elder Clymore called Roth an "animal" after the sentence was banded down, and had to be restrained by courtroom bailiffs. Clymore's parents have stead· fastly maintained their son is in· nocent. . U .S. drug e nforce ment authorities were reportedly tipped off to Clymore's drug smuggling activities when two of bis aUeged accomplices became violently ill from swallowing drug -filled condoms last January. The two women were clearing customs in New York's Jotm F. Kennedy Airport after arrlvine on a flight from Pakistan with Clymore when they became ill and were rushed to nearby Queens General Hospital. One of the women was said to have been carrying 593 grains of. heroin in 60 ingested condoms. The second woman had similar· ly concealed 27 ounces' of hashish oil, according to federal Drug Enforcement Administra- tion officiaJs. County doc tor faces sentencing A Fountain Valley physician convicted on 12 counts of illegal- ly prescribing dru1s faces aen- tencing on Au1. 27 in central Orange County Municipal Court. Dr. Matthew Szawlowaki was convicted lut Friday of the mil· demeanon by a Jury in Juqe Richard Paralow Jr.'• courtroom in Santa Ana. The doctor could be aentenced to a maximum 28 months in custody, but auch a autt sen- tence is unlikely, said Deputy Dlatrict Attorney Jam ea Clon· m1er. Saawlowsld a.lao cou.ld be fined .. much .. seo.ooo. be said. Tbe doctor wu arrested lut December alter h e alle1edJy pr .. crlbed stimulants and depressant• to underco•tr a1enta who later claimed they never '!•re made to explain their medical blatortM. Phyalclana a.re required '4\ aeek such information before prescrlblng controlled sub- stances. Girl, 5, hurt ·by neighbor A 5-year-old Hunllnston Beach girl waa injured out1lde her apartment complex wbea an up- ataln nellbbor plun1ed over a tbJrd-Ooor balcony and landed on her, poUce reported today. The lirl, wboae name wu withheld by police, and the nel1bbor, Anita Ce.riona, M, both were reported lD fair condtt.klD today at Fowtaln Vall~ Com· munlty HolpltaJ. Tbe IDcldent occurrecl at about I p.m. Wednelday in an apart· ment eomplex at 18000 VUJa Yorba. Po,lc• aald tbe clreumataneel •1lr1'0UDCllDa t.be woman'• fall have not been de· termlned. .. .. oc imm~itf case due • Ill high SAN FRANCJSCO <AP> -The state Supreme Court wUJ decide whether the City or Westmlnster can be sued for damages by a woman who was injured white '-llegedly bein& used by police as "ball" to catch a ltoiler. l JusUces Stan!ey Mosk, Frank Richardson, Otto Kaus and Allen Broussard voted Thursday to arant a hearing to Westminster and two policemen In a suit brought by Yolanda Davidson. The state Appeal Court on April 21 reinstated her damage lawsuit which had been dis· missed by the superior court on March 20 on immunity grounds. She alleged police were staked out at a laundromat when a man suspected or stabbing two other women attacked her before they couJd stoo him. • Ortlcers said a man resem~ bUng the attacker of two women had been placed under sur· veiUance. They had watched him tor 15 minutes and Iden· · tified him as the likely attacker when he stabbed and assaulted Ms. Davidson. Her suit alleged the officers Intentionally or negligently used ' her as bait to attract the blUer, that she was not aware of tt'1I nor was she able to protect herself. Her lawsu.it c~alm• thl• wu a planned part of an orticlal police investigation in which the of· ricers knowingly used her, without her knowledge or coo· sent, to attract l.be assailant and help in his capture. The appeaJ court ruled im· munily granted orricers rurnishjng protection against crime does not apply to police acting at operational or ministerial levels but ls confined to persons making basic policy decisions. It said there was a special du· ty or care between police and the woman which caused an excep- tion t.o immunity. The city's petition to the Supreme Court said the ruling meant immunity is retained only as to "high level policy making officials who are politlcaUy responsible tor decisions regard· ing police protection" and cou.ld paralyze police recruiting and severely hamper crime preven- tion unless reversed. Haitian refugees health hazard? MJAMJ (AP) -Many Haitian refugees, popular as cheap, bard -working help io South Florida restaurants and hotels, suffer from roundworm and other diseases that pose serious health huards, medical officials warn. An estimated 50,000 Haitian refugees have arrived here in the past three years. Doctors say they suffer high rates or tuberculosis, some suffe r tropical maladies s uch as maJaria and elephantiasis, but the greate s t threat is roundworm. •'There is a very serious potential problem in the South Florida rood industry." says Dr Thomas Rice, a Miami tropicaJ disease specialist who treats many Haitians as a consultant to the U.S. Public Health Service. He said if Haitians do not follow good hygenlc practices, "food, utensils and plates can become contaminated and (roundworm) can spread." The Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste, a leader in Miami's LitUe Haiti, says Rice and others use "racist tones" to discuss refugee health. "The way they say it is, we Haitians are incapable of acting like human beings . . . This is just a. scare tactic created in or· der to create more backlash against Haitians.'' Jerry Robinson, executive director of the Florida Restaurant Auociation, said the group is urging state and county officials to take action to avert potential health problems. He added, ·'The association wilJ be notifying our members or the aJJeged impending dangers and ask they tighten up on these particular problems during employment interviews." Roundworm is a parasite that lodges in the intestines and causes malnutrition, anemia, abdominal pain and bowel ob· s tructions . Rice said it is generally transmitted through inadequate personal hygiene. A study by the Atlanta-based national Centers for Disease Control found 45 percent or ar- riving refugees had roundworm, and Rke said 80 to 90 percent or those who sought hospital treat· ment for various ailments also had the parasite. But CDC doc· tors are not as concerned as Rice. "Food handlers can be taught proper hand washing procedures so I don't think Haitians pose an opportunity for massive con- tamination," said Dr. Laurence Farer, acting director or the quarantine division. Farer said there ''should be no public health hazard" from Hai- tians who are screened when they arrive. He conceded that some "slip in," but said: "I think they are more of a risk to individual health and to im· mediate famHy members than to the public at large." College • signups closed A record h1Ch number of appU. cants bas forced Cal State Loq Beacb offlclalt to clot• under· craduate adml11lon to the 1cbooll ol buaiDeaa admlniltra- tJon and en1tneerln1 tor next fall. A school official uJd the sud· den rise in the number of englneerin1 majors can be part. ly attributed to tbe Rea1an ad· miniAtration 'a pled1e tor hlghe1' defense spending, creatin1 a need for enctneers. The rise in bu1lne11 ad· ministration majors ls due to more lucrative Joba avallable jq the field, tbe official said. Figures ~leased by the uni· versity indicate that through June 3,716 applications had been received lo the school or business administration, up about 20 percent from last year. Applications for the school of engioeering totaled 1,800, up about 32 percent from last year. Most other undergraduate pro- grams are still open, university officials said. Those areas closed include nursing, art history and industrial design in the department or art. TLC progr api needs Mesa volunteer s Volunteers to deliver meals to senior citizens in Costa Mesa are badly needed this summer, an· nounced a spokesman for ~j. ect TLC. · The Transc>ortation, Lunch and Counseling organization of· rers a nutrition and social service program for trail elderly citizens of Or::::lge County. "Due to summer vacations, many of our volunteers are out of town, causing a great need for more volunteers ," the spokesman said. Mileage is r eimbursed, he added, and the work rewarding. Volunteers are asked to call 835-8011 for additional informa- tion about the program. Oil official sets talk at HB chamber William L. Donnelly, vice presi· dent of the wes tern region of Aminoit USA , Inc., will be featured speaker at the general membership meeting Monday ol the Huntingt.on Beach Chamber of Commerce. The meeting will begin at noon in the Huntington Beach Inn, 21112 Pacific Coast Highway. A new chamber manager has been selected. She is Joyce Rid· delJ, who had been manager of the San Carlos Chamber of Com- mercesince 1973. Ol6tr ............ Ric ...... It...._ FUZZV FRIENDS -Patrice Nelms, 13 , of Moore, Okla. (left) and Tari Simpson, 11, of Dana Point, stroll at Dana Point Harbor with their fuzzy buddies Clyde and Harry. The af. fectionate creatures have fasteners on their hands which al· low them to clasp their mitts around their companions· necks. Hearing on abuse recessed The preliminary heartns tor 1u people char1ed lo connection with alleged cltiJd pornog-rapby aclM· ty at a KunUnetoo Harbour bome bas been recessed untJI Sept. 14, followinl 3'h days of closed-door testimony in Wetl Orange County M unidpaJ Court. Orange County Deputy Dl.Jtrict Attorney Marty EnquJst aaJd l.be recess was n~ed because of scheduling problems involving defense attorneys and the pros- ecution staff. He said one of the alleged vlc- li ms, an Orange County girl, now 14, bas completed her testimony. The s~nd alleged victim in the case, a Los Angeles girl, now 10, is expected to testify in September, he said. Charged with a total of 129 counts or cb.ild molesting and two narcotics violations are John Steen, 55, and his wire Christi, 30, both of Huntington Harbour; Mary Yvonne Plunkett, 22, of Long Beach; Teena Lucille S~hoobs, 21, or Costa Mesa, and Irma Cruz. 35, of Anaheim, who has beenthe Steens' maid. All have entered not guilty pleas and are free on bond. The s ix were arrested after Huntington Beach police raided the St~· home April 5, seizing ~ore than 100 sexually explicit videotapes, including material described by officers as child pornography Cultural classes set for HB Registration is under way for culturaJ classes sponsored by the Allied Arts Board of Hunt- ington Beach. Drawing and painting will be taught in a four:week workshop supervised by Toni Richards. The classes, scheduled for 1 to 3 p. m . Wednesdays beginning Aug. 5, will be held at the downtown library annex, 525 Maio St. The course is for youngsters, age 10 to 15. Fee is $2S. A basic crafts course in vol v· ing leather, fiber, clay and enamel, wiU be taught by Irene Mori. Tkis class, aJso for ages 10 t.o 15, will be held for four weeks from 9 to 11 a .m . Wednesdays, beginning Aug. 5, aJso at the downtown library annex. • For adults , three-week workshops in turning color "Our 24th year·· ~ Auto & HomeownbrS ~,~ .. Quotes By Phone FAIMEIS lllSUHNCE ., S4a.5H4 or ll5-l07 It 14 ~ • C"to Mno slides into prints will be offered in the Communi t y Media Production Center at the central library, 7111 Talbert Ave. Charge for this course is $40 Registration forms for any of the AJlied Arts Board courses are available at the central and branch libraries, but must be re· turned to the central library only. Information a bout these classes and others planned by the Allied Arts Board can be ~ob tained by caJling Pat Langner, 842-4481 , ext 33. Ene r gy plan unveile d LOS ANGELES (AP) An 85 -point energy conservation plan that would cost $1.2 billion to implement over the next nine yea r s but would save $490 mill ion on enerf'y bills in the final year alone has been un- veiled by Mayor Tom BradJey. The multi-faceted plan to re· duce energy waste 21 percent by 1990, the result of two years' work by the 29 -member Los Angeles Energy Management Advisory Board, has been sub- mitted t.o the city council. Advisory board chairwoman and councilwoman Joy Picus, who joined Bradley and hjs energy chief Mllrk Braly al a news conference, said it 'would probably take two years to im· ple m ent all 85 recommend&· lions. THE MEDICAL CARE CENTER HOURS: Every Day • 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. EVEHIMGS WElKEHDS HOLIDAYS FREE! BLOOD PRESSURE C HECK (WITH ADI •Fully Oualthed Phys1c1an On Duty Fot Treatment Of Illnesses. ln1ur1es And Routine Check·Ups •X·Aay & Laboratory Fac1ht1es ··~~~~~~~~~~ POTTERY SALE \~:,, '.·._~~y,~-~ ( ~ .. : •Reasonable Medical Office Fees Al Large Savings Over . 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The object of Gabria's com· plaint, former CFTR Executive Director Alicia Madrid, did oot attend the bearing. CFTR at· torney Louis Flores said she could oot be located. Gabria testified that during a conference in Boston ln Nov· ember lln9, the two bad finished working on a proposal for federal funding in Ms. Madrid's hotel room and were relaxing over a drink. "She asked me about my personal life and I told ber l wu divorced and bad a son. Then she started talklne about an ex· lover or an ex-boyfriend and she told me in sexually explicit laneuage the things they had done. "It shocked me because this was comlne from my boss. I was quite uncomfortable with the tone of the conversation. She told me she considered sex as a way to control the employees." Gabria said he excused himself and avoided Ms. Madrid the next day. (See SPURNS, Page AZ> PLAYING POSSUM ON FREEWAY Thal circled speck on the San Diego Freeway over· pass turns out, on closer inSpection, to be a ....., .......... _ ........... poss um dozing off halfway across. If nothing else, it answers the age-old question, "Why does a possum cross the road?" Evacuation plans at Onofre probed U.S. OKs Conoco takeover PLAY BALL -Major League Baseball is back with us again, following the end of the 50-day players' strike early today. The All-star Game also will be played. For details. see Sports, Page Cl Strike end leaves county fans cool News that the major league baseball players' strike ls over did not spur Orange County fans to new ticket-buying frenzies lhis morning. One of four California Aneeia operators taking ticket orders by telephone said that the 3)() calls received today in the first 90 minutes the switchboard wu open was not unusual. "It's been steady, but nothing overpowering," she said. Reaction bu been better in Los Angeles, where an operator for the Dodgers said "lb.is day .IRllGI COAST lllTHIR. Night and morning low cloudineas, but otherwile hazy sunahine S•turday. Highs 72 to 82. Lowa toni1ht 80 to 65. 111101 TODAY DilMJtlond'• Main Street Elcctrical J>orotk, prelfttN twice nightlJI through the tummcr NdlOll ii more than jtul mUtioM o/ Ug#W. S«t W HUndfT CC>wr lf01]I. 11111 MY_..,.. .. a ... ... M ... : : M g .....,..,. a ... Ill.. 0 .. ...-.. 0 ......... • ......... .......... Niii~~ .... : · reminds me of a week or so before the actual season starts." The Dodgers, she said, bad re· ceived about 500 calls. "It's a tremendous response," she said "Absolutely tremendous." The Dodger opeutor added that callers have not been cynical about the strike, and many were season ticket holders who bad returned their remain· ing tickets during the strike and now wanted to buy them back. She said those former sea.son ticket holders are out of luck. The Dodgers' responae may be due partly to the fact that the team wiU host the Cincinnati Reds on Aug. 10, which is eiaht days before the AngelJ staee their first home game aeainst lhe Baltimore Orioles. Riley election fund set at 8138,000 Oran1e County Supervisor Thomu Riley'• lm re-election fund contala1 more than SUl,000, acconlin1 to a contribu- Uou' dlleloeure statement that readl like a ltbo's who alonlJlle Oran1e Cout. Accordiaa to tbe 1tatemealt aebeduled to be filed toda1 wltb tbe county Rqiatrar of Votera office, tbe 1upervl1or ralaed more than SUl,000 dW'1DC tbe ahl-montb period lbat ..aded June• . OflMttial that flpre were certain a.pwel, IDOlt ol tbem relaied to a campalp flmd• (lee 18..SY, Pa .. AJ> Higher stan·dards proposed , By DAVID llUTZMANN Of-~,.. .... A federal licensing panel wants to know if emergency evacuation plam for com· m unities near the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station would be adequate l! an earth· quake larger than tbe tremor lbe plant was meant to withstand were to occur. lo an unusual rulinc Thursday in San Diego, the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board decided to raise the question of whether evacuaUoo plans would be ade· quate if an earthquake of magnitude 7 .5 were to occur on an offshore earthquake fault near the plant. Southern California Edison Co. officials, who were expected today to me a response to the de· cision, said the plant wu de- signed lo safely withstand a temblor or magnitude 7, causing ground motion of more than two. thirds the force of gravity. But for judging emergency evacuation plans, licensing board chairman James Kelley said, a stronger quake should be considered. John Wayne statue 'nearing approval' The board's order noted that the issue had "no bearing on the actual geology or seismology of lhe San Onofre Nuclear General· ing Station site." In raising the hypothetical situation of a 7 .s earthquake, the board said it wanted to know what steps would be taken by Edison Co. and surrounding communities lo carry out evacuation plans "in a timely manner" or to protect the 79,000 residenta near the plant pending evacuation. Both Edison and surrounding jurisdictions such as Orange and San Diego Co unties , San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano and the Marine Corps at Camp (See NUKE, Page AZ> By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Ofllleoelly ........... It was in the summer of 1979 that a Newport Beach aeveloper received an enthusiastic response to his suggestion that a 9-foot bronze statue or John Wayne be placed at the airport that bears the late actor's name. Now, more than two years later, the s tatue has neither been cast nor installed. But the man behind the pro· ject, Bruce Nott, says he ls con- fident that a flurry of contrac- tual problems are weU on the way to being resolved and the statue soon will be in place. The latest problem centered on whet.her county government, which owns John Wayne Airport, should be liable for pro- PllotT\11.og- 'Little House' duo helping runaways Here are the highlights in today's Pilot TV Log: -REPO&TE& JOEL C. DON proflles Patrick and Matthew Laborteaux of "Uttle House on the P.tairie." The one-time orphans have started the Youth Rescue Fund to aid runaways who have taken to the street. · -JN "TELEVIEWS," writer Michael Dougan ex· plores "Untruth in Advertiain&" with re1ards to the CBS Late Movie, which turns out not to be a movie at all. Today's Pilot Weekender off era: -A LOOK AT THE coottovenial Moral Majority. ts lt really moral? ls it really a mtJority? -AND 90 DEREK'S grandmother apeakl out on her aranddaua,btef '1 lat.eat movie, "Tanan the Ape Man," of· fertn1 candid oplnlons on the sex aymbol'a rum career. . ... tecting the copyright of the statue after it is in place. Several county officials, in· eluding Airport Manager MWTY Ca ble and County Counsel Adrian Kuyper said "no" to that suggestion. The consequence of the coun· ty's negative response is that wording in a proposed agrtt· menl for the statue project will be modified so as to hold the county harmless from legal liability. Four parties are involved in the proposed agreement. ln ad· dltion to the county, they are: -John Wayne Memorial AB· sociates. a group formed by Nott to pursue placement of the statue at the airport. Each as· sociate will receive a 3-foot taU replica of the statue. -Wayne Enterprises, an or· ganization formed by the Wayne family to control "com· merciallzation" of the name and likeness of the late actor. -Michael Summers, a Glen Rose, Tex. sculptor retained by the associates to create the statue. According to Nott, Summers has completed waxes for the 3- foot tall version of the statue. He said a bronze casting of the smaller version wiU be unveiled in about two weeks. Nott said both be and Michael Wayne, son of the late actor and director of Wayne Enterprises, find the contract languace sought by the county to be "very acceptable." Nott recalled that he sua•t. ed the statue project in im shortly alter the county BC>afd ol Supervilors named the airport for John Wayne. It wu formerly Orange County Airport. ''There was a 'l/ery small minority that wu upset about the renaming of the airport. That mact. me mad bffaUM l felt be (John Waxn•r bad con· tribut.ed a lot to the Im• ol America," Nott Hid. l'ar tbat reaaon, Nott said be called Supervllor Tom RU97, told blm ( ... 87.ATUB, Pap .Ul .t NEW YORK (AP) -The Justice Department has given a green light to the proposed $7.3 billion takeover or Conoco Inc. by Du Pont Co.. it was an· nounced today. Du Pont said it bad agreed to dispose of Conoro's interest in a petrochemical joint venture with Mon s anto Co. at Chocolate Bayou, Texas. "No other aspect of Du Pool's planned merger with Conoco ap- pears to us to be objectionable on antitrust grounds," Richard J . Pavaretto, a deputy assistant attorney general in the antitrust division, said in a letter to Du Pont, released by the depart· .ment. Pavaretlo said the Justice Department was prepared lo negotiate a consent decree pro- viding for the sale of Conoco's interest in the joint venture. Du Pont said it expects such a COO· sent deeree wiU be filed by Tues· day. The Justice Department ac· lion gives Du Pont a major ad· vantage in the three-way bidding war that has broken out for control of Conoco, the na· lion's ninth-largest oil company. Another bidder. No. 2 oil com· pany Mobil Corp., has bid $8.2 bilHon but aroused relatively lit· tie stockholder interest because of antitrust fears. Mobil spokesman Jobn Flint said today the Justice Depart· menl has not indicated its posi· tion on a Mobil-Conoco merger, but added that be expected significant developments over the weekend. Controllers set Monday for strike WASHINGTON <AP> -The air traffic controllers set a Monday. morning strike ftadline today, saying il they do not receive an ac· ceptable setUement during the weekend they will walk off their jobs. Robert E. Poli, president of the Professional Air Traffic Con· trollers Organization. told a news conference: "We are willing to re- enter negotiations immediately." But he said if the government does not make a proposal be believes is acceptable to union members, the countdown toward a strike wili begin. Poli said the union was prepar· ing for a strike beginning with the 4 a. m . PDT day shift Monday. No bargaining sessions bad been scheduled when be made the re· mar:cs. Polit told Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis durina a brief meeting Thursday that new talks should cover demands for hieber pay, a reduced wort week and improved retirement benefits. The controllers rejected a ten· tative ccatract by a 95 percent margin Wednesday, raisia1 aeain the pouibillty of a strike that could IJ'OUDd half of tbe na· ti on 's airlines and cause widespread lnternaption in air travel. "We are willing to t.alk. We want to beCln talkln1 now," Transportation Department spokeswoman Linda Qoaden said . "We need to know speclflcally wt.at PATCO want.a." She Hid that m••H•• WU •lven to PoU b)' IAn durial their meetln1 Tb.,..aJ. TM l ... iaa CUM a day aftat Pull ... formed Lew1I by teMpboee t.IMI&. the maiCID b9d ,..jeet.d tbe tm· taUYe cmatract reaclMd Jane a i t • • • Or'8nge Cout DAILY PILOT/Fr1dav. July 31, 1881 WASHINOION (AP> - ~cre&ary ot Stal4 AJ•uoder K. I Jr. bu aald ta• SoYlet .Union la tendlnl weapou to ~uba ln near.record amount.I rth1J yeU' and that aome ol tbe arma are bein1 reablpped to pentral America. •1 II the praa.t pace ol arma j blpmenu to Cuba 11 .paatntamed, It would double tbe '1llO total and would be tbe moa ·1or any year aince 1912, lbe Y•f.I' 9( the Cuban miaaUe crilla, Ha.11 paid Thursday. · "WbUe moet of the tonna1e ii believed to be earmarked for t uba'• re1u1ar armed forces . bd its newly created territorial lnlllUa," Haig said, "lbere la solid evidence that some ol the ·~oods are being reshipped to Central America." ~. Haig made bis remarkl in leslimony prepared for the S e o a le A r m e d S e ,.v l c es Com mlttee. The meeUa1 wu cloted, but the Sutt OepartllMlll releued eopiel ol h1I Dl'fl)ared telUmon,y, wblcb deaft with coordlnatln1 tbt naOon'1 military 1tr1n1t.b with lt.1 fcwi&D policy. Tbt State Department baa aaid prevtouaty tbat Soviet bloc arm• were betn1 •hipped tbroup Cuba to El SaJvadot and Nlc1ra1ua. Wblle Halt ba1 Ulrea"8ed to 10 to "the touree" 10 atop the 1rm1 1btpmeota, tneanlq Cuba, be baa ntver elaborated on tbe threat. State Department offlclala 11ld Wedneaday that tbe department la acUvely at work on the admlnJatration's poUcy 'toward Cuba. Wblle Hail dld.o't provide any rlgures on Soviet arma shipments to Cuba, be waa quoted in an interview with the Boston Globe u aayio1 lbe Sov· ·Palestinians shell .. . :village in Lebanon .... .• , TEIJ AVIV , Israel <APr -claims of responsibility for the PaJe.,linian guerrillas sbeUed a attack. (bristiao vlllaae in southern Maj. Saad Haddad, wb0te 'Lebanoo, and the leader or the c . . f t l lb :1•raeli-backed Christian militia hrisllan orces con ro e 0 small "Free Lebanon" enclave says he will seek Israel's along the southern Lebanese lH'rmission to return lbe fire, border wilb Israel, told Israeli Israel Radio said. report.en be will ask llrael for ;, Militiamen did not respond to approvaJ to fire back at the 1t)le brief guerrilla barrage guerrillas, despite a cea.ae-flre tbursday night on the village of lo the area. eir Aames, eight miles north of e lsraeH border. the state There have been several other radio saJd. There were no re-guerrilla shelllngs reported dur· rortsof casuallies. ing the week-old lsraell - j There were no immediate Lebanese cease·fire, but the "' Israelis and their Lebanese aJ. Lies say they have not returned From Page A1 ri.re. STATUE • • • that the "community was proud to have h.im here" and proposed the statue. ·• Riley's response was en· 1thusiastic. ·~· The first obstacle facing the !project came when the Wayne "family expressed concern about whether a Likeness or lbe statue could be exploited for com- ' mercial purposes. That led lo ~be license agreement to control .1who may benefit from its crea· \tion. The license agreement bad 'tbeen scheduled Wednesday for consideration by supervisors. No •action was taken after the issue ·of the county's 'copyright llabill· ty was revealed. , Now, according lo Riley aide • Ken Hall, the county counsel's ,,office and representatives of the , other parties are working out • the new language. Syria and the Palestine Liberation Organization, however, contend that Jsrael b.u broken the truce with recon- naissance rligbts over Lebanon. Israel says the flights are needed to monitor guerrillas. Vowing it would continue "de- fending Lebanon's safety and security against Israeli ag- gression," Syria said Thursday that Israel would "pay dearly" it it continued the rligbts. From Page A1 RILEY. • • raiser held June 13 at the San Juan Capistrano-area ranch of prominent state Democratic Party leader Richard J . O'Neill. lets 1htpped 40,000 ton1 of aopblaUcated arma to Cuba dur· lnc tbe Ont MYeD moat.bl of tile year. An aide to Ha11 coaflrmed ht aaJd tbla. lo bla con1re11\oaal testimony, Hail complallled \ht wbUe the Sovietl are lncreulD1 arau shipments to Cuba, Coniresa raJ.ata approvlq the admlni1tratlon'1 mlll.tary ualatance proiram. "The current state of affain ·in the Consreaa re1ardln1 1ecurlty a1shtaoce ii alarmln1, '' Halt aaid. "Thia 1 bort-el1bted approach to aecurlty umtance crlpplea our forelsn poJlcy and placea U.S . credibility on the line." Hat1 said the Soviet Un!oo spent $18 billion last year on arms for developin1 naUona, includine Cuba, while tbe United Stales "transferred only $10 billion lo equipment." From Page A1 NUKE. • • Pendleton have such emer1eocy response plana. Ediaoo's plan deals with on· site situations while lbe com- m unity plans spell out pro- cedures for evacuaUne nearby residents within a 10-mUe area of the plant. · The adequacy of those off-site plans baa been challenged by plant critics who are cootestine the issuance or a licenae for new- ly built units 2 and 3 at San Onofre. Hearines by the safety and licensing board are lo begin Aug. 25 in Orange County on the evacuation plan lasue. Earth- quake safely bearings have been under way sll\ce June. Kelley, in fiis ruUne. said be wanted lo know what would hap- pen ii several situations were lo occur following an earthquake. Those situations included ex· tensive structural damage to, and large radiation releases from the power plant and a need lo evacuate aJJ people within the 10-mile planning boundaries for the plant. He said it should be assumed there would be considerable damage to communications links and that evacuation routes, including Interstate 5 and Pacific Coast Highway, would have considerable damage, in- cluding coUapsed bridges and overpasses. The various emergency plans estimate It would take between five and seven hours to evacuate all people in the nearby com- munities of San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point, Capistrano Beach. The principal evacuation route would be 1-5. Residents would go to pre·determined reception cen- ters in central and northern .... ll TYD'cal Two-Earner F....ity of Four Tax Cul 1111 1113 , .... 1112 1983 1984 111,000 $52 171 $83 $69 $110 $1'3 115,000 151 229 281 181 213 333 S20.000 228 341 464 275 4545 544 $30,000 405 744 914 499 911 1.079 $40.000 639 1,118 1.438 796 1,480 1.697 sso.ooo 947 1,754 2.158 1.191 2.191 2.570 seo.ooo 1.255 2,370 2.928 1,547 2,195 3.423 S100,000 2.137 .Ml 5.822 2 .747 5,748 6.872 * A typlcel one-Hrntr couplt with dtductlble expenses equal to 23 percent of lhtlr basic Income from wages or salary, with figures covering tax rate cuts. * $ A typical two-.arner family of four with deductlble expenses equal to 23 percent of their basic Income from wages or salary, with figures covering tax rate cuts and reductions In the tax laws marriage penalty affecting many working couples. The figures are for 1992, 1913, 1914, the final year of• phased· In tax cut. . ............ Thu chart 8how8 the amounts of tax reduction& for one-earner and two-eanwr fami.lie8 under tegi&lation backed by Pre6ident Reagan. Senate OKs Reagan tax cut proposal WASHING TON (AP) -The Senate today approved Preli· dent Reagan's three-year tax- cul plan and prepared to send it to a House-Senate conference committee, which will work out a compromise version. Senators oppo1in1 extra tu benefits for lbe oil Industry t.em· porarily blocked the usually routine move lo turn over the bill to the conference panel. That was expected shortly, however. <See related story Page A4.) oil industry far less than the $47 billion that assured Reagan vic- tory in the House. But there is no indication such a filibuster would delay In- dividual tax reductions beyond the Oct. 1 dale in the bill. · And just lo case the oil issue threatens to cut too deeply into the August vacation. Senate Republican leader Howard H. Baker Jr. has served notice that he will fUe a petition to choke off any lalkathon . TV tapes seized by FBI A Hunt.lnston Beach tlectronlca 1tore, a bome lo Ml1tlon Vlejo and another home in Loi Antelea were raided tb1a week by FBI aieota, who say they seised more than 1,100 llleaal video tape copies of current films such aa "Superman II" and "Raiden of the Lost Ark." The raids took place Wednes· day at Home Video Center, llll07 Warner Ave., HunUnston Beach, and at the homes of RusseU W. Sprague, 29, Miulon Viejo, and Lucio H. Garcia, who lives oo Sepulveda Boulevard In Los Angeles. An FBJ spokesman said Sprague was lhe only penoo ar- res ted in the raids. He was charged with copyright infrin1e- ment before U.S. Magistrate Ronald Roee in Santa Ana and was released after posting $10,000 bail. The FBI spokesman said 350 to 400 tapes were confiscated a leach location. He added, however, that the three cases are not related . Other current titles seized lo the raids included "Escape from New York," .. Outland" and "Arthur." Bill Andrews of the film securi- ty office or the Motion Picture As- sociation of America nid film piracy C06t.s the movie industry more than $500 million annually. Legitimate videotapes of popular movies sell for $39 to S80 but generally are not put on the market until about a year aft.er the film has been released to theaters. lllegal video tape copies of cur· rent films can retch much higher prices. Andrews said. He said the current films oft.en are removed by a theater employee for copying, then re· turned. '·After a film is out in 1,000 theaters. it's pretty hard lo ex· ercise control over it." Andrews said . Final Senate approval of the bill, which provides for a 25 per- cent cul in tax.es over three years, came on a voice vote without dissent. Senators bad endorsed the measure by an 89-11 margin oo Wednesday, the same day it waa approved in the House. Senate liberab are vowloe lo delay Coogreu' month-long summer vacation unless the compromise vel'3ion gives the $3 million awarded in electric shock Solon recovering WASHINGTON <AP) -Rep. Dante Fascell, D·Fla., was repvrted out of danger and lo good spirits today after undergoing emergency surgery Thursday night for removal of a blood clot in bis head . LONG BEACH <AP) -A 33-year-old man who became a quadriplegic after suffering a serious electric shock from a commonly used flat extension cord has won a $3.5 million settlement from International Telephone and Telegraph. IT&T agreed Thursday to pay the award lo Darrell Stark of Long Beach. Stark suffered brain damage in the accident and cannot use his arms or le~s. speaks only a few words, is highly susceptible to disease and ha s the mentality of a J.year-old. Bruce Broillet, attorney to the form er cons tructlon worker. said the $3.5 million is believed lo be the largest pre-trial settlement of a personal injury case for an individual. Jury selection lo the Superior Court trial was lo have begun here today. ~· .. We're down to dotting ls and crossing Ts.'' Nott said. Riley aJdes said today the re- election war chest actually con- tains about $1.!i0,000, due lo con· tributions that have been re- ceived since June 30. They are not reflected lo the current re- port, they explained. Orange County. .--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From Page A1 SPURNS ••• Then they went lo Washington, D.C .. to submit the proposal, and Ms. Madrid told him durine a cocktail hour that he "had bet· t.er loosen up if I wanted lo keep working at CFTR," Gabria saJd. He saJd she again used sexual- ly explicit language and that he regarded her statement u a sexual advance, which he saJd be ignored. ~-Arter that, their working rela- '\ionsbip deteriorated. Gabrta said, and his probation period JWas extended another 90 days. He said the probation ended March 30, but Ms. Madrid said /nothing to him about it unW ~April 14, when she told him bia t position was being terminated -because there waa no wort to : do. He said he later learned that $ lbe JOb bad been filled by • someone ebe. ~ A former C FT R board ; member, William Maya of Vi· • salla, tesWled by telephone thl be felt Ms. Madrid bad made a sexual advance lo him in Sacramento last year. Dollar tumhle8 LONDON (AP> -The dollar slipped back agaln1t major European currencies today aft« pottinl record bla.bf aaalnlt the French franc and Jtallan Ure oe Thunday. Gold ope.ned bl .... OfllA C041T According to the statement, 76 individuals or firms decided lo participate in a donalion·loan strategy initiated by Riley. Under the so-called certificate program, each of lbe 76 donated $1,249 to tbe campaign, the max- imum individual contribution permitted under county cam- paign financing law. Should Riley be opposed in the elect.ion and race hi•h campaign costs, the money would be treated u a direct contribution. 11 be ii not opposed and elec- tion costs are low, $1,000 lo the $1,249 would be returned to the donor. Major firms such as AirC~ Newport Beach; BuUer Housing Corp, Irvine; Cadillac Fairview Homes West, Newport Beach: Campeau Corp., Newport Beach; Con rock Co., Loa Angeles; Coto De Cua Develop- ment Corp., Le» Aneetea; Hon Development Co., Laguna Hilla; Irvine Company. Newport Beach; John D. Lusk and Son, Irvine ; Roumoore Corp., Laguna Hills, and South Coaat Plaza, Coeta Mesa, are amoo1 tbose giving Sl,249 cootrlbut.looa under the cerWied proeram. So dld many iodlvtduala, aucb as Joan Irvine Smith, an beireaa to the Irvine Ranch fortunes; Marlon Knott, of Knoll's Berry Fum; Herbert Gavin, of AJ. ler1an Pbarmaceulicala Inc., of Irvine and Mr. and Mn. Howard Sleeet, of Corona del Mar, of Con An Capitol Group, of Newport Beach. Diiiy Piiat CIH-"'9d ....... "I 7t4/M2·M71 All otMt ..,.rtment1 142...Q21 ThOm. P. Haley ~ -C"'-' IMCllltw ()ffic.t RObert N W-.d ......... Mich ... P. Harvey ....-. °"""" L. K.y Schultz a..t•O..- ic.nMCh N GOddard Jr. ~c- Thomel A Murphlne ..... Bernard Schulman ~ C......H l..00• __.~u- C*of A. Moore ....... MAIN OA'ICE "° w ...... ,. . "''• ~. ~·-~II ..... loll 1MO, ~-w•u. CA . .,._ ,.., ...... "''Or.,., c .. ,, ~ltlllnt c..-w.,.. ,...,., \Witt, llt1ntr•Uert1\, tdl..,lat ....iter ., •• ... ""·-· ...., ........ ., .. ••lll•OCl\K" .,,....,. -I.ti -"••tf(torf'tft1 •w1Wr Kelley, an administrative law judge, said the board's decision could be modified in light of any comments received by parties lo the case. Edison ls expected to recom- mend the ruling be amended, The utility bas said that evacua· lion pl~ are adequate. Royal couple due for. public return ROMSEY, England <AP) - Prince Charles and bis bride spent their second day of bQney· moon seclusion within the 5,000·acre Broadlands estate to- day, but their return to the press and public is less than 24 boun away. The prince and Princess Diana will ~merae Saturday from the Hampshire estate of his second cousin, Lord Rormey, lo fly to Gibraltar. After ID ID· thusiastic welcome by the out- post's 30,000 staunchly pro- British lnbabitanu, they wUI board the royal yacht Brila!llQ for a two-week Mediterranean crulae. • But toda~1 like Thunday, the day after tnelr alltterlJll wed· ding in London, waa a day ot seclusion and firtually no newa of tbetr doinp for tbe out.aide world. Police suarcled all aevea en· trances to the estate, wbicb 'Romaey Inherited from bla arandfatber, the late Earl Mount~Uen, Prince Cbarlee' sreat-uade Wbo wu u1Ullnat. ed by the lrlab Republlcaa Army. Tiie ataff r.fUled to live any lnft1rmatlon about tb• couple'• actlYIU.. Chief Police Supt. Alaa K•milb. ID cbarse ot ~at the ettlte 80 mllel IOUtbW•t ol LoDdoll, bad a few worda for tbe • media ~eataUn Ir..., vt1U ~ tbe ...... A"-a· barr• ol qwtioal, be Mid be bad , ... Cbarl• ud DIUa ~ bmcMD·baDd ICl'Oel u. lawa· 1'lllllnda1, Md lM1 IOolrM .. .,...,....., .. . Mbd .... ...., ... ,,_.. 1D1, ........... : .. ,,.., .... , bate ntJmDial Ut.lap cm.'' Thats rtghtt Through the end of Augu1t we can finance your new Cadlllac purchase with GMAC at an annual percentage rate . of only 13.1%. On a 41 mo. purchaM · contract with an unpaid balance of $10,000 that ......... Into a monthly IGY· Inga of $19.99 -or a total aav· lnaa of 1919.12. If your unpaid balance 11 higher, your sav· lnfl wlll be even trMtett And whcltl more -all our new Cadlllac1 are di•· counted •rtnt our Augulf year end ct.arance. A ~ tacular iclle on all lldoradoa, ti11! Tremendoul SOvtnga ~ Huge Mlectlon Y' Etpecially large dllcounta on all exeouttve demonltratOrl Coupe de Vllles, Sedan de VIII••, Flfftwood lrougham Sedan• and Coupes In stockl Choo .. from our tremendous ••l•ctlon of over 200 new automobll•• and take advan- tage of th• most 1ub1tanflal eavlna• this year. Tremen· dou• discount• on all dl•••I•, V·6a, v-•6-41 ... In colon you want .•. and with the option• you desire. All ready tor Immediate dellv•rtl Whether you wl1h to buy or leaM, Now 11 the time. lut th• 1uppty 11 detlnlt!lr llmlted -lo be ture to hurry In early for belt Mlecflon. Y" Flnanelng at 13.8 APR Y" Hunylll V' 50,000/5 year warranty on all V 8-6-4 engine models. 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ... 714 54&9100•(213) 587-8266 • l ON RESEAR H TEAM UCJ scienti!t Reines • ' llllJNll ~RIDAY,JULY31, 1tl1 ·oEA -Y:H NOTICES BUSINESS TELEVISION · 8 6 87 810 Largest cable TV transaction ever gets FCC nod . . . 87 0 D UCI scientist helps probe univerSe Researchers use underground pool near Lake :Erie to study nuclear secrets • A UC Irvine aclentilt ta amoaa a team of researchers that bu Just completed a "awlmmlng pool" deep wide the aaJt mines along Lake Erle in a quest to learn more about the nature of the universe. The 20 scientist.a, including Fred Reines of UCI, are study- ing the decay of protons, ooe ol the two major bulldin1 blocb ol the atomic nuclei that make up matter. By understandint the forces that act on the in- finitesimal proton, scientisll think they can betin to un- derstand the forces that act on the universe, which is im~ of matter. Scientists from the University or Michigan, the Brookhaven National Laboratory lo New York and Cleveland State UnJveraity are a1ao represeated on the team. Part ol the '2 million coo.at.rue· tlon COit of the underaround pool, 2,000 feet into the Morton salt mines, wu funded by the U.S. Department of Eneray. Proton.a were lonlf thou&bt to be immortal, uocban1ln1 throu1hout time. But recent theories sug1est lnatead that the subatomic particles lut an in· credlbJy 1001 time but, lo the end, break apart. Once loet, a proton ia 1one forever. And wilhout protona, m~ter -from coffee tables to rocks to human be1n1s -cannot exist. So when au the universe's supply ol protons la decoyed, the cosmot will ceue to ex1Jt. But not to worry. That will take UD· told trilliona of yean and our :'lun will have long slnce arown .cold and dead. There are several theories about the Weapan of a proton. Scientist.a around the world, ua - ln& a variety or experiment.a, are scrambling to solve the mystery. The Lake Erie project ls the only one uslng an underground po<>I, said Marina Pesch, a CSU spokesman. The pool ls 60-by-65-by-80 feet and bolds 10,000 tons (2.5 million gallons) of fresh, purified water. The scientists are putting a billion trillion trilllon protons together in the waler, hoping that staUstlcaly one or more will be al the end of the Wespan. The subterranean pool is needed to screen out radiation. One school of thought, the grand unification theory, bolds that protons decay into smaller particles known as mesons and leptons. Confirmation of that theory would confirm that all life as we know it is unstable. R ei n es and Maurice Goldhaber of Brook.haven, set a lower limit for a proton 's IHespan at a bout a billion trillion trillion years. "We aren't going to sit around that long waiting for one proton to decay," Bratton said. lnlide the pool, protons are expected to begin decaying in about a vear "If no evidence of profuo de- cay is found within six moot.ha to two years, the IBM Collabora- tion will probably have to look elsewhere," Bratton said. "But, if the prediction of the proton life span la correct, I wonder wbal will become of man. What klnd of adjustment wlU civiliza- tion have to make a billion trillion trillion years in the future in order to survive? In some distant future will humani- ty resemble a thinking black cloud of cosmic particles?" ore sentenced to 24 years Doctor /aces ·se n tence A Fountain Valley physician convicted on 12 counts of iUegaJ. ly prescribing drugs faces sen- tencing on Aug. 27 in centraJ Orange County Municipal Court. Dr. Matthew Szawlowski was convicted last Friday of the mis- demeanors by a jury in Judge R ic hard Par s low Jr .'s courtroom in Santa Ana. The doctor could be sentenced to a maximum 28 months in custody, but such a stitr sen- tence is unlikely, said Deputy District Attorney J a mes Clon· inger. Szawlowski also could be fined as much as $60.000. he ' said. The doctor was arr ested lt..st I December afte r he allegedly pres cribed sti mulants a nd depressan ts t o undercover I agents who later claimed they never wer e made to explain their medical histories. I Physicians a re required to , seek such information before ' prescribing controlled s ub- stances. The state Board of Medical Quality Assurance also has filed accusations against Szawlowski, and a separ ate hearing is sch eduled for Oct. 26 to de· termin e wh et h e r the circumstances in the case merit san ctions. · Girl, 5, hurt b y neighbor A 5-year-old Huntington Beach girl was injured outs ide her apartment complex when an up- stairs neighbor plunged over a third-floor balcony and landed on her, police reported today. The girl, whose na me was withheld by police, and the neighbor. Anita Ceriona, 34, both ·were reported in fair condition today at Fountain VaJley Com- munity Hospital. The incident occurred at about 6 p. m. Wednesday in an apart- ment complex at 16000 Villa Yorba . ..., ....... ._... PROTOTYPE SIGN -This city boundary sign has been placed on Irvine Boulevard east of Culver Drive. A similar, but smaller one was erected on the San Diego Bike Trail north of MacArthur Boulevard. City officials are con- sidering placing tbis type of sign along Irvine's border and are soliciting public opinion on attractiveness. Home project OK'd f or Irvine Complex A precedent-setting housing project proposed for the Irvine Industrial Complex-West bas won finaJ approval of the Irvine City Council. The first residential develop- ment in the industrial complex near John Wayne Airport is to be built by the Newport Develop- ment Co. on 7.8 acres or Douglas Development Co. land west ol Von Karman Avenue between Dupont Drive and Martln in the area ol the Registry Hotel. In approving an ordinance changing tbe zonlng on the land from industrial to residential, the City Council ordered that 1S percent or tbe 350 condominium unlts to be built there be afforda- ble to moderate-income people. Moderate-income people are d e fined as those making between $25,097 and $30,116 per year. Jay Reed, vice president for the Irvine-based Fluor Corp., sayd the corporation is interest- ed in purchasing 60 of the units lo house executives. Jim Taylor, consultant for Douglas Development, said that the project wut be restricted to adults, thereby eliminaUog problems that would be caused by the fact that no school is located nearby in tbe industrial complex. Taylor added that recreational areas will be provided in lbe project, but no city parka are located near it. He alao said that tboae living in the project would be a dia· lance from supermarket.a and other commercial ouUeta. Irvin e r e ady to monitor creek d ir t The Irvine City Council has decided to support the construe· •lion of four San Diego Creek monitoring stations, deslened 'to gauge the amount or dirt flowing through the creek and into polluted Newport Bay. City administrator Jock Milne said today the City Council bu approved an $8,260 expenditure to pay for the development or the stations along the stretch of the San Diego Creek that goes through lrvlne. Dirt from cooatruclion 1rad- ing in lrvine has been identified as a contributing cause to the pollution of the Upper Newport Bay. Its main tributary ls the San Diego Creek. Milne said that by better 1a111- lng the amount of dirt flowinl into the creek and the bay, of· ficials can develop improved strategies for llmiUng tbiJ now. Forme r Lagunan fine d too A 1974 Laguna Beach High School graduate whose life was spa r ed by hijackers of a Pakistani airliner in March was sentenced to 24 years in prison Thursday after pleading guilty to drug smuggling. Craig Richard Clymore, 24, a former Lake Forest resident, re · ceived 12 years each on his plea of guUty to two counts of smug- gling three kilograms of heroin and hashish oil into the U.S. from Pakistan. Clymore was also fined $50,000 by U.S. District Judge Thomas Platt in his Brooklyn, N.Y .. courtroom. His federal prison terms are lo be served con- secutively. Since bis return to this country from Damascus, Syria lo early April, Clymore has been held in lieu of $10 million bail al the Metropolitan Corrections Cent.er in Brooklyn. The bail is reported lo be the highest ever set in the BrootJyn court. Clymore, who aJso used the surname Richards, was one ol more than 100 hottages aboard a Pakis tani jet that was hi- jacked March 2 on a flight from Karachi to Peshawar. The plane, seized by three op- ponents of the Pakistan govern- ment, was eventually flown to Damascus, where the hostages . were released March 14 in ex· change for the freedom of 5' jailed Pakistani political prisoners. Just hours after the hostages' release, news of a grand jury in- dictment naming Clymore and eight other Californians was re- leased by ~e U.S. Attorney's of- fice ht New York. Announcement of the indict- ment was kept secret . while Clymore was in captivity for fear be would be harmed by lb~ hijackers. Efforts to return Clymore to the United States were hindered by the lack of an exlraditioo treaty with Syria. However, he was taken into custody by Syrian authorities and later •lined a waiver or extradition to GIVEN 24 YEARS Drug smuggler Clynwre come to the United States and face the charges. Initially Clymore pleaded in- nocent to dope smuggling and laking part in a continuing criminal enterprise -punisha- ble upon conviction by life im- prisonment without parole. But last month he changed bis plea and admitted being the ringleade r for etght couriers ·who brought drugs into the U.S. by ingesting condoms filled with heroin and hashish oil. ., At Clymore's trial, U.S. At- torney Thomas Roth presented evidence that the Laguna Beach High School graduate made 20 trips to the Middle East, and, though his claimed yearly in- come was $12,000, he had paid a travel agent $105,000 for plane trips in one year. Clymore is the son or San Juan Capistrano residents Glenn and Thelma Clymore, who were pres- ent during their son's sentenc- ing. News reports said the elder Clymo r e calle d Roth an "animal" after the sentence was handed down, and had to be restrained by courtroom bailiffs. U .S . drug enfor cement authorities were r eportedly tipped off to Clymore's drug s muggling activities when two ol his alleged accomplices became violently ill from s wallowing drug -filled condo m s last January. New owners eye Fun Zone reIDodeling By STEVE MARBLE Of .. Deity~ s .... For the third time in 10 years the Balboa Fun Zone is being sold with promises of changes to come for the one-acre amuse· m enl and small ahop arcade. A Claremont firm -J.B.S. Development Corp. -bu filed tentative plans with Newport Beach city orricials for a $20 million remodeling of the fun zone. The fun tone, established ln 1923 by an Englishman aamed Al Anderson , ls squeezed between the entrance to the Balboa Island Ferry and the Balboa Pavilion oo the harbor side ol the peninsula. Julie Edwarda, market1n1 director for the Claremont flnn, uld plans call ror retalntn1 maa.y of tu u.1t1 tbat bave • Artist's rendition of $20 million remodeiing gf Balb_:oa Fun Zone between Pavilion and BalbOO 18land Ferry made tbe fun zone poeuJar over tbeyean. . "We're not klcklnl anyone out,·• 1be aaid. The vtntue 190$ f erril wheel, the carouHf and the 1ame room all fit into the new pla.na, Ml. .ldw ... Hl:d. Conceptual drawtn11 •bow a three :atory, 50,000-19uare-foot structure Mina erected on the 1lte wtth the ferria wheel poet. tloned ln troct of the buildlq. Tbe bQlldlfta would eontalD "'° tau and 1pecialt1 abope. two r'atauranta aDd ofl&cH. ~ carouNl would be placed lo a courtyard atrium in the mlddle of the complez. A l-..o-level underfl'OUDd park- lnc lot •wld be coaet.ruct.ct below tbe bulldlna. plans lbow. Valet Ml'Vlce woufd be provided. Th• architect la Corbin, ,Yamatu1l and Partners, an Irvine firm. •'Our poaltloo la to reactivate the fun IOM and make lt aD ap- pealtna area," Ma. Edwa.rdl U · plained. She said her ftrm baa plina for up1rldlftl the l2·1Up marina in front of tbe fun SCIM and ftMrV• ln& s l i p s for r estau rant customers. The Clarem ont firm , Ms. Edwards said, is paying SZ.75 million for the one-acre fun IOlle site and an addJUooaJ $1 mllUon for the marina. Escrow is set to close in Septe mber. If there are not bitches obtain- ln1 permits from the city and s tate coastal commissioners, •work could begin in February, she said. The project, lt ls :estimated, would take rouably nine months to complete. The fun zone was told to a Newport construction flnn ln '1972 that had. plans for ripplna out the area~ and conatructinc condomlnJums. That plan waa, shot down by lbe coaatal com- mlaaloa. The property cban1ed buds a1a1n ln 1'78 whtn Ralpb Gray and Hveral part.Den boutbt the arcade with plana to spruce up lbe f\mlOne. •I I •I I • • ' Orange Coast DAILY PtLOT/Prlday, July 31, 1911 ()fl imm~ity case due high • ID SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The state Supreme Court wilJ decide whether the City of Westminster can be sued for dama1ea by a woman wbo was Injured while "llegedly being used by police as "ball" to catch a knifer. 1 Justices Stanley Moak, Frank Richardson, Otto Kaua and Allen Brouuard voted Thursday to grant a hearing to We•tmlnater and two policem en in a suit brought by Yolanda Davidson. The state Appeal Court on April 21 reinstated her damage lawsuit which had been dis· missed by the superior court on March 20 on immunity grounds. She alleged police were staked out at a laundromat when a man suspected of stabbing two other women attacked her before they could stoo him. ' Officers said a man resem~ bUng the attacker or two women bad been placed under sur· velllance. They had watched him for 15 minutes and iden· lilied him as the likely attacker •wh en he stabbed and assaulted Ms. Davidson. Her swt alleged the offi cers intentionally or negligently used cou1·t her as bait to attract the knlfer, that sh~ was not aware of tbJa nor was sbe able to protect herself. Her lawsuit claims this wu a planned part of an official police In veaUgatlon • In wb.lch the of. ficers knowingly used her, without her knowledge or COD· sent, tb attract the assailant and help in his capture. The appeal court ruled lm· munitr granted o rflcer s furnishing protection against crime does not apply to police acting at o peratio na l or ministerial levels but ls confined lo persons making basic policy decisions. It said there was a special du· ty of care between police and the woman which caused an excep- tion lo immunity. Tbe city's petition to the Supreme Court said the ruling meant immunity is retained only as to "high level policy making officials who are politically responsible for decisions regard· Ing police protection'' and could paralyze police recruiting and severely hamper crime preven· lion unless reversed. Haitian refugees health hazard? MIAMI (AP> Many Haitian refugees, popular as cheap, hard-working help in South Florida restaurants and hotels, suffer from roundworm and other diseases that pose serious health hazards. medical orricials warn. An estimated 50,000 Haitian refugees have arrived here in the past three years. Doctors say they suffer high rates of tuberculosis, some suH er t ropical ma l a di es s uch as malaria and elephantiasis, but t h e greatest threat is roundworm. ''There is a very serious potential problem in the South Florida food industry," says Or. Thomas Rice, a Miami tropical disease specialist who treats many Haitians as a consultant to the U.S. Public Health Service. He said if Haitians do not follow good hygenic practices. "food, utensils and plates can be come conta min ated a nd (roundworm) can spread." group is urging state and county offi cials to take action to avert potential health problems . He added, "The association will be notifying our members of the alleged impending dangers and ask they tighten up on these particular proble ms duri ng employment interviews." Roundworm is a parasite that lodges in the intes t ines and causes malnutrition, anemia, abdominal pain and bowel ob· s truclions. Rice said it is generally transmitted through inadequate personal hygiene. A study by the AUanta-based national Centers for Disease Control found 45 percent of ar· riving refugees had roundworm, and Rice said 80 to 90 percent or those who sought hospital treat· ment for various ailments also had the parasite. But CDC doc· tors are not as concerned u Rice. Gollege • signups closed A record bJ&h number of a9pU. cant.a bu forced Cal State Lons Beach olflc1al1 to close under· •raduate admlulon to the 1choolt of bualnat admlnlttra· lion and en1Jneertnc for next fall . A 1chool official aald the aud· den rlae In tho number of en1ineerln1 majors can be part· ly attributed to the Rea1an ad· mlnlatraUon'a pled1e for higher defense 1pendlnt, creaUn1 a need ror enetneera. The rise lo bualneaa ad· ministration majors la due to more lucrative jobt available In tbe field, the official said. Figures released by the un1· vers ity Indicate that through June 3, 716 applications bad been received to tbe school of business administration, up about 20 percent from last year. Applications for the school of e ngineering totaled 1,800, up about 32 percent from last year. Most other undergraduate pro- grams are still open, university ofricials said. Those areas closed include nursing , art history and industrial design in the department of art. TLC prograpt needs Mesa volunteers Volunteers to deliver meals to senior citizens in Costa Mesa are badly needed this summer, an· nounced a spokesm an for Proj· ect TLC. The Tran59ortation, Lunch and Counseling organization of· fers a nutrition and social service program for frail elderly citizens of Or::ige County. "Due to summer vacations, ma ny or our volunteers ate out of town, causing a great need for more volunteers ," the spokesman said. Mileage ls reimbursed, he added, and the work rewarding. Volunteers are asked to call 835-8()11 for additional informa· lion about the program. Oil official sets talk at HB chamber William L Donnelly, vice presi· dent of the western region or DllllJ .................... 11.-.. FUZZV FRIENDS -Patrice Nelms, 13, of Moore, Okla. (left) and Tari Simpson, 11, of Dana Point, s troJJ at Dana Point Har~r with their fuzzy buddies Clyde and Harry. The af. fecllonate creatures have fasteners on their hands which al· low them to clas p their mitts around their companions' necks. Hearing on abuse recessed Tbe prelimlnary heartn1 form people cbar&ed In coonectloa wt Lb alleeed cbiJd pornoarapby actJvi· ty at a HunllDgton Harbour home has been recessed unUI Sept. 14, followin, 3~ days of clMed..door teatimony In Wett Orange County M unlclpal Court. Orange County Deputy Outrlct Attorney Marty Enquht sald Lbe receaa was needed becauae of schedullog problems involving defense attorneys and the pros· eculion staff. He saJd one or the alleeed vie· lims, an Orange County girl, now 14, bas completed her testimony. The second alleged victim in Lbe case, a Los An&eles girl, now 10, is expected to testily in September. he said. Charged with a total or 129 COWlts of child molestine aod two narcotic• violations are J ohn Steen. 55, and his wlfe Cbriati, 30, both of Huntington Harbour; Mary Yvonne Plunkett, 22, of Long Beach; Teena Lucille Sthoobs, 21, of Costa Mesa, and Irma Cruz, 35, of Anaheim, who has beentheSteens' maid. All have entered not guilty pleas and are free on bond. The six were arrested after Huntington Beach police raided the Steens' home April 5, seizing more than 100 sexually explicit videotapes, including material described by officers as child pornography. Cultural classes set for HB Registration is under way for cultural claase• sponsored by the Allied Arts Board of Hunt· ington Beach. Drawing and painting will be taught in a four:week workshop supervised by Toni Richards. The cla.sses, scheduled for 1 to 3 p.m . We dneadays beginning Aug. 5, will be held at the downtown librar y annex, 525 Main St. The course is for youngsters, age 10 to 15. Fee is $25. A basic crafts course involv· ing leather , fiber , clay and enamel, wiU be taught by Irene Mori. Thi.a class, also for ages 10 to lS, will be held for four weeks from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesdaya, beginning Aug. S, also at the downtown library annex. • For adults , three-week workshops in turning color slides into prints will be offered in the Comm unity Media Production Center at the central library, 7111 Tal bert Ave. Charge for this course is $40. Registration forms for any of the Allied Arts Board courses are available at the central and branch libranes, but must be re- turned lo the central library only. Information about these classes and others planned .. by the Allied Arts Board can be ob- tained by calling Pat Langner, 842-4481, ext. 33. Energy plan unveiled LOS ANGELES CAP> -An 85-point energy conser vation plan that would cost $1.2 billion to implement over the next nine yea r s but would save $490 m illion on energy bills in the final year alone has h~:-n un- veiled by Mayor Tom Bradley. The multi-faceted plan to re· duce energy waste 21 percent by 1990, the result or two years' work by the 29-member Los Angeles Energy Management Advisory Board, has been sub- mitted to the city council. Advisory board chairwoman and councilwoman Joy Picus, who joined Bradley and his energy chief Mark Braly at a news conference, said it would probably take two years to im· plement all 85 r ecommenda· lions. The Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste, a leader in Miami's Little Haili, says Rice and others use "racist tones" to discuss refugee health. "Food handlers can be taught proper hand washing procedures so I don't tbinJc Haitians pose an opportunity for massive con- tamination," said Dr. Laurence Farer, acting director of the quarantine division. Aminoil USA , Jnc ., will be lllilll• featured speaker at the general membership meeting Monday of the Huntington Beach Chamber THE MEDICAL CARE cElnEt HOURS: Every Day • 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. "The way they say it is, we Haitians are incapable of acting like human beings . . . This is just a scare tactic created in or· der to create more backlash against Haitians.·· Jerry Robinson, executive directo r of the Florida Restaurant Association, said the Farer said there "should be no public health hazard" from Hal· lians who are screened when they arrive. He conceded that some "slip in," but said: "I think they are more or a risk to individual health and to im· mediate family members than to the public at large." or Commerce. 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I,..,... \ ;: •• ON RESEARCH TEAM UCI scientist Reines Housing • pro1ect backed A precedent-selling housing project proposed for the Irvine Industrial Complex-West has won final approval of the Irvine City Council. The first residential develop· ment in the industrial complex near John Wayne Airport is to be built by the Newport Develop. merit Co. on 7.8 acres of Douglas Development Co. land west of Von Karman Avenue between Dupont Drive and Martin in lhe ar ea of the Registry Hotel. In approving an ordinance changing the zoning on the land from industrial to residential, lhe City Council ordered lbal ts percent or lbe 350 condominium units to be buUt there be afforda· ble to moderate-income people. Moderate-income people ar e d e fine d as those ma king between $25,097 and $30,116 per year. Jay Reed, vice president for the Irvine-based Fluor Corp., sayd the corporation is interest- ed in purc!hasing 60 of the units lo house executives. Jim Taylor, consultant for Douglas Development, said that the project will be restricted to adults, thereby eliminating problems that would be caused by the fact that no school is localed nearby in lbe industrial complex. Taylor added that recreational areas will be provided in the project, but no city parks are localed near il. He alao said lbat those living in the project would be a dis· lance from supermarkets and other commercial outlets. The primary advantage of the project, he said, is that it will provide housing in the indu.lrlal complex for people working in the same area, thereby eUminal· ing a long commute to work. Final City Council approval for the project, which is to be completed early next year, was granted unanimously Tuesday night. Vandals hit school again ·in Newport For the second time in a week, vandals broke into a Newport Beach elementary school and left broken lishts, obscene graf. ftti and toppled rue cabinet& in tbeir wake. The vandalism at Andersen School, 1900 Port Seabourne, wu dllconred Thursday by a custodi•n who showed up to flniab repaln from 1 vandaliam attack ~artier lhll week. Police uld tbe lntrudeu •crawled in red lJJ)ltlck Oil one wall, "We broke In a1a1D - we're too bil for you, ha, ha." Numerous obscene mt1Hlt1. police HJd, were wrilleo on . wallt int.be priaclpal'a omce. Total dam•a• to U1hta, Celli.QC paneb, world 1lobel and ptcture fram• wu ..umat.t at '500. 0 a a CEO a ....,-. ~ ... , .. /"" .. .. •• '9• ~ ...,,...- FRIDAY, JULY 3t, 1911 0 Largest cable TV . DEATH NOTICES 86 transaction ever D BUSINESS 87 gets FCC nod . . . 87 TELEVISION 810 ' ua scientist helps probe the universe Researchers use underground pool near Lake :Erie to study nuclear secrets • A UC Irvine scientist 11 •moaa a team of researchers Uut baa just completed a "swimmin.1 pool·' deep lnaide tbe salt minet along Lake Erle in a quest to learn mOl'e about lbe nature ol the universe. Tbe 20 sclentlat.s, in.cludin1 Fred Reines of UCI, are etudy· ing lbe decay ol protom, one ol lbe two major buildinl bloeb of the atomic nuclei lbat,,make up matter. By underatmdlne lbe forces lbal act on the in · rinilesimal proton, scientists think they can begin lo un- derstand the forces that act on the universe, which is imposed of matter. Scientists from tbe Univenity of Michigan, the Brookhaven National Laboratory Jn New York and Cleveland State University are also rep~ted on the team. Part ot the S2 million cobatnlc- tioo cost of the under1rou.nd pool, 2,000 feet into the Morton tall mines, waa funded by the U.S. Department of Ener1y. Protons were lone thoupt to be immortal, uncbangin1 tbrou1bout time. But recent theories su11est instead lbat the subatomic particles last an ln· credibly long time but, in the end, break apart. Once lost, a proton la 1one forever. And without protons, matter -from coffee tables to rocks to human beinca -cannot exist. So when all tbe universe's supply ol protam i.a decayed, the cosmos wt11 ceue to exlat. But not to worry. ·That will take UD· told trillions of years and our :auo will have long since erown cold and dead. There are eeveral tbeorlea about the lifespan of a proton. Scientists around the world, US· inc a variety of experiment.I, are scrambling to solve the mystery. The Lake Erie project i.a tbe only one using an undergrouiid pool, said Marina Peach, a CSU spokesman. The pool is 80-by-65-by-80 feel and holds 10,000 tons (2.S million gaUooa) of fresh, purified water. The scientists are putting a I billion trUlioo trilllon protons to1etber in the water, hoping that statiaticaly one or more will be at the end of lbe Ufespan. Tbe s ubterranean pooJ is needed to screen out radiation. One school of tboueht, tbe grand unification theory, hoJds that protons decay into smaller particles known as mesons and leptons. Confirmation of that theory would confirm that aU life as we know it is unstable. ~ Reines and Maur ice Goldhaber of Brookhaven, set a lower limit for a proton's lifespan at about a billion trillion trillion years. "We aren't going to sit around that tong waiting for one proton to decay," Bratton said. wide the pool, protons are expected to begin decaying in about a vear "If no evidence of protOo de· cay is found wlthln six moot.bl to two years, lbe IBM Collabora- tion wiJJ probably have to look elsewhere," Bratton said. "But, if the prediction of lbe proton life span is correct, I wooder what will become of man. What kind of adjustment will civilba· lion have to make a billion trillion trillion yea rs ln the future ln order to survive? In some distant future will humanl· ty resemble a thinking black cloud or cosmic particles? .. sentenCed to 24 years CARDS AND CONCERT -Because Newport Beach's Fashion Island mall is packed early on Thursday nights for the free concert series, most of the a udience arrives long before dusk to get good seats and spend their spare time picknicking. But this foursome Jrom Laguna Hills decided to play some ...., ........... friendly hands of cards Thursday night while waiting for the downbeat by Tex Benecke and h.is orchestra who treated the crowd to the big band sound of Glen Miller. Seated (from left) are Eva Oschinsky, Henry a nd Mrs . Feld and Herbert Schwartz. County doctor faces sentencing A Fountain VaJJey physician convicted on 12 counts of illegal· ly prescribing drugs faces sen· tencing on Aug. 2:1 in central Or ange County Municipal Court. Dr. Matthew Szawlowski was convicted last Friday of the mis· demeanors by a jury in Judge 'Blood A.lleri' parking ban begins in HB Beachgoers accustomed to lea viog their cars along the in· land side of Pacific Coast Highway b etween Beach Boulevard and lbe Santa Ana River in Huntington Beach will Cind new, "No Stopping" signs today by their formerly free parking spaces. Ri c hard Parslow Jr . 's courtroom in Santa Ana. The doctor could be sentenced to a maximum 28 months in custody, but such a stiff sen· teoce is unllitely, said Deputy District Attorney James Clon· inger. Szawlowski also could be fined as much as $60,000, be said. • Tbe doctor was arrested Ir.at December after be allegedly prescribed stimulants and depressants to undercover agents who later claimed they never were made to explain their medical histories. Physicians are required to seek s uch information before prescribing controlled sub· stances. The state Board of Medical Quality Assurance also baa filed accusatioos against Siawlowskl, and a separate bearing la scheduled for Oct. 26 to de· termioe whether tbe circumstances in the cue merit sanctions. Rockets blamed for 2 NB fires Bottle rockets are being blamed for two fires that broke out in Newport Beach during tbe past 24 hours -one burning an acre of brush and a second doing slight damage to a gara1e roof. Newport fire authorities said two 15-year-old boys are being questioned in connection with the Thursday afternoon brush fire in an open field west of lsth Street. Firefighters said it took them 20 minutes to extinguish the blaze that reportedly started when a bottle rocket landed in a clump of brush. The one-acre field ia owned by .Beeco, Ltd. The second fire, authorities said, broke out at 3214 Clay St. at 5:32 a .m. today when a bottle rocket landed on a garage root. Two neighbors -Chris Dufiu and Pete Sabatucci -bad tbe fire under control by the time fire engines arrived, olficlala s,Ud. Tbe blaze caused about $SOO worth of damage to the gara1e ~wned by Philip Nelloo. Former Lago nan fined too A 1974 Laguna Beach High School graduate whose life was s pared by h ijacker s of a Pakistani airliner in March was sentenced to 24 years in prison Thursday after pleading guilty to drug smuggling. Craig Richard Clymore, 24, a former Lake Forest resident, re- ceived 12 years each on bis plea of guilty to two counts of smug- gling three kilograms of heroin and hashish oil into tbe U.S. from Pakistan. Clymore was also fined $50,000 by U.S. District Judge Thomas Platt in his Brooklyn, N.Y., courtroom. His fed eral prison terms are to be served con· secuUvely. Since hls return to this country from Damascus, Syria io early Apri~, Cl more bas been held in lieu o million bail at the Metropo · Co1Tectioos Cent.er in B ,._ The baiJ is reported to be lbe highest ever set in lbe Brooklyn court. Clymore, who also used tbe s urname Richards, was one of more lban 100 hostages aboard a Pakistani jet that was bl· jacked March 2 on a flight from Karachi to Peshawar. The plane, seized by three op- ponents of the Pakistan govern· meot, was eventually flown to Damascus, where the hostages were released March 14 in ex- change for tbe freedom of S4 jailed Pakis tani political prisonen. J uat hours after the hostages' . release, news of a grand jury in· dictment naming Clymore and eight other Californians was re· leased by tbe U.S. Attorney's of· fice ln New York. Announcement of the indict· ment was kept secret while Clymore was in captivity for fear be would be harmed by the hijackers. Efforts to return Clymore to the United States were hindered by the lack of an extradiUoo treaty wilb Syria. However. be was taken into custody by Syrian authorities and later sl1aecl a waiver of ext.radiUoo to come to the United States and face tbe cbarKes. Hunt.ingt.oo Beach officials say lnstaJJation of the new signa along the inJand t ide of lb.ia sec· Uon bu been completed, and police enforcement of the park· ing ban will begin immediately. The new parting ban bu been imposed by city and Caltrana of. flcials in an attempt to curb ac· cldenla alOCll tbl.a stretch, which bas been dubbed "Blood Alley." School board campaign nears Po.lice Lt. Barry Price, the de- partment's tralftc bureau com· 1Dander, eajd be anUeipates no difficulty in enlorcin1 tbe new parJU.na ban. He said motorh ta have cooperai.d witb a slmUar no- parkinC aooe near Bolla Chica Slate Beach. City oalclall eay that 1f SZ5 Uckell are not 1ucce11fW ln eUminatlq parldna aloq UM "Blood Alley" 1treteb, a tow· a••f policy mar be inJUated. On tb• beach ald• ot Ulla alretcb of Pacific Cout Hllbway, parkln1 will cootlnde to 'be pennttted dwinc dayUOt houn. Next Wffk, how•••r. ae• allDI will be poet.cl b~ btacb1ide parlrlDI tiler• bet•em I p.m.. ud I a. m. Four seats to be contested in Newport-Mesa election FJllng1 for elecUon to four Newport-Mesa Unified School Dt.trtct board seat.a open next Thursday in Santa Ana at the lte,Utrar ot Voters Offtce, 1JOO S. Grand Ave. Candidates may fUe , untiJ 5 p.m. Aus. 71, a apokeam,an for the Orance County oltlce aakl to- day. Up f« ~a~ in a.n ~eellon ICJleduled Nov. 3 .... teatl beJd by two eo.ta Meaa mea and two NewPort Beach wom•. CaAdld.atel must be res11tered voters and realdenta of tae Tru1tee Areaa tbey wt1la to regreMDt, tbe apobeman aot.cl. apm.,o-~ ~:'*::=..~ •be will DOt run aca.l.D fol' w of· nee. lln. 8ettr Jo Ball•J, wbo repNleala Truatee Area IV M1t of tbe Upper Bay in Newport, announced earller tbia _year she'll quit after aervin&'ber Ont four-year term. The other Newport Beacb seat to be 11.lled ln November la beld by Judy Franeo. She teprelCIDtl Area V aoutb ot Paclfte eo.t m.Jiw.,, includin1 tbe Balboa PenlAaula and Udo lale.' lln. Franeo wu a~ted to t.be board In Marc.b of 1llO to Gollh Carol Martln'I UDHplred term. Truatee Area UI, the llGft.b Coata Mea d.lstr1ct roulhl1 b · IDI bet•••D Harbor and Newport boulevard• aad now held by Mllte McLaqb.UD, a1lo llupforlfa.b9. McLl'lpUn •• aDD06Dted to tw the ... "' Daire o·•n. wbo reatped. Tbe otMr Coeta M•a JIQlt. ' representing Area VII and held by longtime trustee Rod Mac- MUUan, alto ii to be filled in November. MacMillian baa served 16 yeara u tbe representaUve ol lb•aouthwatMeaaaad....._,. Newport area bounded by Newport a.nd Hubor boulevardl on the eut. Wllaoo 5U'eet on the north and Pacific Coaat HJabway to t.be eoutb. lln. Balley •aid earlier tbil year abe ~ to nm ., .... for aeveral reuooa. Foremast. ahe 1ald, 11 the eiwioo ot local control over achoola re1u.lt.l.q from reeent 1tatewtde ftnuee laws. T1'119tee1 on the HVeA•.,.,_ board DOl up for te .. tec:UoD '* year. are board ~-t S.. ~man, Barbara Stilllq and d~.. . GIVEN 24 YEARS Drug mwggleT Clymore Initially Clymore pleaded in· noc~nt to do~ smuggling and ta~tng part in a continuing crtminal enterprise -punisba bl~ upon conviction by life im- pnsooment without parole. But last month be changed bis P.lea and adm1ttea oe101 tne ringleader for eight couriers ·who brought drugs into the U.S. by ingesting condoms filled with heroin and hashish oil. At Clymore's trial, U.S. Al· torney Thomas Roth presented evidence that the LaJtuna Beach High School graduate made 20 trips to lbe Middle East, and, though his claimed yearly in· come was $12,000, be bad paid a travel agent $105,000 for plane trips in one year. Clymore is the son of San Juan Capistrano residents Glenn and Thelma Clymore, who were pres· ent during their son's seat.enc· ing. News reports said the elder Clym o r e call ed Roth an "animal" after the sentence wa.a banded down, and bad to be restrained by courtroom baillf(s. Clymore's parents have stead- fastJy maintained their son is in· oocent. U .S . drug enfor cement authorities were reportedly tipped off lo CIY,m.ore's drug smuggling activities when two ol b.ia aJJe1ed accomplices became violently ill rrom swallowing drug-filled condo m s last January. The two women were clearln1 customs in New York's John F. Kennedy Airport after arrivtnc OD a fil&bt from Pakistan witb Clymore when they became ill and were rushed t o nearby Queens General Hospital. One ol the women· was said to bave been carrying 593 1raina of heroin ln 90 In1eatec1 condom.a. Girl, 5, hurt by neighbor A S.-yea:r-old Huntlnston Beach 1trt wu injured outalde ber apart.meat complex wba an ..- atain nelf.llbor plUQCed oYer a thlrd·floor b&ICOftJ •d landed on btt, police rot in.ct today. Tbe alrl, • ...._ aame wu wltbbefd bJ ""'= and tbe nelcbbor, ~ a.11111, M, ~ 'Were repoNd ID ftllii eondltlaa toda7 at ro-ttaba VGl.J Oom· munlt)r Hospttal. The lDcidalt occmred at-.. t p.m. W~ Iii • ....,.. meati eompJn at 1 .. 1YW1 Yo~Da . ; ~ , 1:· .. ..• ,.., J, . \ .. . < ... .. Orange Coaat DAIL V PILOT/Friday, July 31 , 1981 oc imm~ity case due • ID high SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The stale Supreme Court wUJ decide whether the City of Westmlnater ~can be sued for damages by a woman who was injured while lle1edly being used by police u "bait" to catch a knifer. I Ju1t1ces Stanley Mosk, Fn.nk Richardson, Otto Kaus and Allen Broussard voted Thursday to grant a hearing to Westminster and two policemen in a suit brought by Yolanda Davidson. , The state Appeal Court on April 21 reinstated her da,gtage lawsuit which had been dia- miased by the superior court on March 20 on immunity grounds. Sbe alleged police were staked out at a laundromat when a man suapected of stabbing two other women attacked her before they couJd stoo rum. ' Offlcera said a man resem~ bijnJ the attacker of two women had been placed under sur- veillance. They bad watched him for 15 minutes and iden- tified him as the likely attacker when he stabbed and assaulted Ms. Davidson. Her suit alleged the officers intentionally or negUgenUy used. her as bait to attract the knlter, that she was not aware of this nor was she able to protect herself. Her lawsuit claims this wu a planned part of an otficlat police investigation in which the of. flcers knowingly used her, without her knowtedge or con- stmt, to attract the assaitant and help in bis capture. The appeal court ruted im- munity granted officers furnishing protection against cl'ime does not apply to police actin1 al operational or miniateriaJ tevela but ia confined &.o persons making basic policy decisloos. It said there was a speciaJ du- ty of care bet ween pol,ce and the woman which caused an exce~ lion to immunity. The city's petition to the Supreme Court said the ruling meant immunity is retained only as to .. high tevet policy making officials who are politicatly responsibte for decisions regard- ing police protection" and could paralyze police ·recruiting and severeJy i!&~eer..Crim'e preven- Uon unJes:s.revera.ed. •I . .. .. , . ·,, .'!. Haitian refugees health hazard? MIAMl (AP) -Many Haitian ref111ees, popular as cheap, bard-working hetp in South Florida restaurants and hotels, suffer from roundworm and other d.laeases that pose serious health hazards, medical officials warn. An estimated S0,000 Ha1Uan refugees have arrived here in the paal three years. Doctors say they suffer high rates ot tubercutosis. some sµffer tropical maladies such as maJaria and elephantiasis, but lbe 1reatesl threat is roundworm. ''There is a very serious potentiat problem in the South Florida food indualry," says Dr. Tbomu Rice, a Miami tropicat disease specialist who treats many Haitians as a consultant to the U.S. Public Health Service. He said if Haitians do not fotlow good hygeruc practices, "food, utensils and ptates can become contaminated and (roundworm> can spread." The Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste, a leader in Miami's Little Haiti, says Rice and others use "racist tones" to discuss refugee heaJth. "The way they say it ii, we Haltians are incapabte ol acu.i, like buman beings . . . Thia is just a scare tactic created in or- der to create more backlash against Haitians." Jerry Robinson, executive director of the Ftorlda Restaurant Assoclation, said the group is urging state and county officiaJs to take action lo avert polentiaJ heaJth problems. He added, ·'The association will be notifying our membera of the . aJteged impending dangers and ask they tighten up on these partlcutar problems during employment interviews." Roundworm is a parasite that todges in the intestines and causes malnutrition, anemia, abdominal pain and bowel ob- structions . Rice said it is generaJty transmitted through inadequate persona! hygiene. A study by the Atlanta-based national Centers for Disease Control found 45 percent of ar- riving refugees had roundworm, and Rice said 80 to 90 percent of those who sought bospltaJ treat- ment tor various ailments also had the parasite. But CDC doc- tors are not as concerned as Rice. "Food handJers can be taught proper hand washing procedures so I don't think Haitians pOR an opportunity for massive con- tamination," said Dr. Laurence Farer, acting director of the quarantine division. Farer said there "should be no public heaJtb hazard'' from Hai- tians who are screened when they arrive. He conceded that some "slip in," but said: "I think they are more ol a risk to individual heatth and to im- medjate family members than to the public at targe." Colle ge • signups closed A record hi&h number of appli- cants baa forced Cal State Lone Beach officials to close under- 1 rad u ate admission to the schools of buslness adminiatra- tl on and en1ineerin1 for next fall. A school offJcial said the sud- den rise In the number of engineering majors can be part- ly attributed to the Rea1an ad- mlnlstration 's pledge for higher d efense s pending, cr~ating a need for engineers. The rise ln business ad- ministration majors is due to more tucraUve jobs available i'l the field, the offlciaJ said. Figures released by the uni- versity indicate that through June 3, 716 applications bad been received to the school of business administration, up about 20 percent from last year. Applications for the school of engineering totaled 1,800, up about 32 percent from last year. Most other undergraduate pro- grams are still open, univel'Sity officials said. Those areas ctosed include nursing, art history and industriat design in the department of art. TLC prograpi n e eds M esa volunteer s Volunteen to deliver meals to senfor citizens in Costa Mesa are badly needed this summer, an- nounced a spokesman for Proj- ect TLC. The TranS4)ortaUon, Lunch a nd Counseling organization of- fers a nutrition and aocial service program for frail e.lderly citizens of Or:::ige County. "Due to summer vacations, m any of our volunteers are out of town, causing a great need for m o r e v olunteer s," the spokesman said. Mileage ls reimbursed, be added, and the work rewarding. Volunteers are asked to call 83.5-8011 for additional informa- tion about the program. Oil official sets talk at HB chambe r William L. Donnelly. vice presi- dent of the western region of Aminoil USA . Inc .. will be featured speaker at the genera! membership meeting Monday of the Huntington Beach Chamber o( Commerce. The meeting will begin al noon in the Huntington Beach Inn. 21112 Pacific Coast Highway. A new chamber manager has been setected. She is Joyce Rid- dell, wbohad been manager of the San Carlos Chamber of Com- mercesince 1973. Deity~ __ .., ............. . H e aring on abuse recessed The preliminary hearing for six people charged in connection with alleged chitd pornography activi- ty at a Huntington Harbour home has been recessed until Sept. 14, fotlowing 31,'J days of closed-door testimony In West Orange County Municipal Court. Orange County Deputy District Attorney Marty Enquist said the recess was needed becauae of scheduling probtems involving defense attorneys and the pros· eculion staff. He said one of the alleged vie· ti ms, an Orange County girl. now 14, has completed her testimony. The second alleged victim in the case, a Los Angeles girt, now 10, ls expected to testify in September. he said. Charged with a total of 129 counts of cbild molesting and two narcotics violations are John Steen, 55, and his wile Christi, 30, both of Huntington Harbour; Mary Yvonne Plunkett, 22, of Long Beach , Teena Lucille Schoobs, 21. or Costa Mesa, and Irma Cruz, 35, of Anaheim, who has beentheSteens' maid. All have entered not guilty pleas and are free oh bond. FUZZV FR IENDS -Patrice Nelms, 13. of Moore, Okla. (left> and Tari Simpson. 11, of Dana Point, stroll at Dana Point Harbor with their fuzzy buddies Clyde and Harry. The af . feclionate creatures have fasteners on their hands which al- low them to clasp their mitts around their companions' necks. The sax were arrested after Huntington Beach pol ice raided the Steens' home April 5, seizing more lhan 100 sexually explicit videotapes, including material described by officers as child pornography Cultural classes s e t f or HB Registration is under way for culturaJ classes sponsored by the Allied Art.s Board of Hunt- ington Beach. Drawing and painting will be taught in a four-week workshop supervised by Toni Richards. The ctasses, scheduJed tor 1 to 3 p. m. Wednesdays beginning Aug. 5, will be held at the downtown library annex, 525 Main St. The course is for youngsters, age 10 to 15. Fee is $2S. A basic crafts course involv- ing leather , fiber, clay and enamet, will be taught by Irene Mori. This class, also for ages 10 to 15, will be held for four weeks from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesdays, beginning Aug. 5, also at the downtown library annex. • For adults . thr e e -wee k workshops in turning color • "Our 24th y1•11r" ~ ~Auro & Ho~wn~rs ~ .l; • Ouores By Phone f AIMEIS INSURANCE ,., 541-5554 w ll5-l07 1914 ~-Co1t0Muo slides mto prints will be offered in the Community Media Production Center at the central tibrary, 7lll Ta lbe rt Ave. Charge for this course is $40. Registration forms for any of the AJUed Arts Board courses are available at the central and branch libraries, but must be re- turned to the central library only I nfordtallon a bout these classes and others planned. by the Allied Arts Board can be ob· tained by calling Pat Langner, 842 4481. ext. 33. E nergy p lan unveil e d LOS ANGELES (AP> -An 85 -point energy conservation plan that wouJd cost $1.2 billion to implement over the next nine years but w-ould save $490 million on energy bills in the final year alone has been un- veiled by Mayor Tom Bradley. The multi-faceted plan to re- duce energy waste 21 percent by 1990. the result of two years· work by the 29-member Los Angeles Ene rgy Management Advisory Board, has been sub- mitted to the city council. Advisory board chairwoman a nd councilwoman Joy Picus, who j oined Bradley and his ene rgy chief Mark Braly at a news conference, said it would probably take two years to im· ple me nt all 85 recommenda- tions THE MEDICAL CARE CENTER HOURS: Every Day • 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. EVENINGS W EEKENDS HOLIDAYS FREE! BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK IWITH ADI •Fully Oualtlled Phys1c1an On Duty For Treatment Of Illnesses. ln1uries And Routine Check-Ups •X·Ray & Laboratory F ac1ht1es "--~-~~-~~-~~~ .-.---.--·· · . ~ . 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Heinz, the Pittsburgh ketchup aod pick.le packer, and General Mills, lbe MlnneapoU. packer of Cheerios and Yoplait yogurt, have become lbe two fast climbers of the food ind\&ltry. They've emeried from the bottom of the pack and are now advancinl on the leaders, each In its own way. You realize, of course, that there's more to tbete companies than the products they're beat known for. Heinz owns 44 percent of the ketchup market but lt'a sending a lot of ~ 0 t h e r s t u r r \'· i D t 0 t h e ~r ~ s upermarket. ',... ~·· General Mills ~~ bas the Big G :..-.._..-. ____ _ cereal line, Bet-llllll 11••-nz ty Crocker mix--II es and Gold Medal flour, but it has busy hands in many other places. Heinz has just weighed in with results for its fla · caJ year, which ended April 29. They were spec- tacular. Sales shot from $2.9 billion to $3.5 billion, which is fancy footwork, even in an age of infiation. General Mills operates on a fiscal year endinl May 31 -and its results were also impressive. SaJes soared from $4.1 billion to $4.8 billion. Where does that put them among companies packaging foods for consumers? WeU, they both moved up a couple of notches. General MiUs whipped past Borden and Rallton Purina so that there are now only four other food-based companies ahead of it: Dart & Kraft, Beatrice Foods, General Foods and the newly created Nabisco Brands. Heinz paaaed both Pillsbury and Carnation and, if you remove lta chemical business, Borden, so that it now reals in 7th place behind Ralston Purina, whose 1980 sales were $4.8 billion. What's working for Heinz to balloon ita aaJea In Ws fashion (they've doubled in the past rive years)? The following: Ore-Ida frozen potatoes, Star-Kial tuna, 9 Llves cat food, Hubinger corn syrups (a au1ar substitute) and the entire Weight Watchers buaineaa (the food marketed under that name and the weight· reduction classes and programs). Weight Watchers, under Heinz's aegis, recenUy announced ·'the most radical onetime program change" in its 18-year history. Dieters were told about a "New Food Plan" that will allow them to partake of wine, beer, peanut butter, popcorn, ollvea, honey and imitation bacon bits. These were previous· ly on the verboten list. Heinz said: "The entire Weight Watchers program is always in a state of evolution, always being evaluated in the light of new information -nutritional, paycholo1ical and behavioral." U you see ketchup and frozen potatoes show up on the next revised menu, you'll know why. General Mills is something else. They bold more than 20 percent of the dry cereal business (their three big brands are Cheerios, TotaJ and Wheaties), and their heavy promotion or Yoplait paid off last year with a 60 percent sales boost, enabling the brand to capture 18 percent of the yogurt market, second only to Dannon. But the big food contributor at General Mills last year was the restaurant business. Once a little old nour miller, General Mills now finds it.self operating 447 restaurants, up from 380 a year ago. The star performer is the Red Lobster Inn chain, which now has 291 units. Most of the others are York Steak Houses. But that's not all. General Mills happena to be the bluest operator in the toy business. Parker Brothers (Monopoly, Clue, Nerf ball), Kenner, Fundimensi'°s, Craft Masters and Lionel tratns are now au bousel in General Mills. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT AMERICAN LEJDERS NEW YORK (AP!· S.IH, J p.m. prle» ... ,_ ~ °' .... "" m.t ectlw AIM'1Cllfl !illldl hdlMtle 1-. trHtntl natlOftell'r .t _.. tMn=. • f!ffer~I l OJ,GGO t -\jo 111Jr•~ • 1•.000 · . -7' nt1 .,._,,.. 111MIO ·~ + ~ 1-.otlTr w,wo M .. O.rtl ,.,, ,.... .... _+. ~ unev11 .. ·u • n.-11 .. 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It's Pilot TV Log easy·-to-scan grids, plus complete evening program details. ·You'll find the channels you watch· (we list 22 incluping cable), pages of movie highlights, up-to-date sports, soap plots and more -all in a . · bigger, easier-to-read format .· Get the complete picture in the all-new Pilot TV Log . It's a new Pilot you won 't want to miss! ( ' > . ' • II