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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 198i ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Still m;arried after-eight years at sea
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -It
look eight years and they cov·
ered 45,000 miles, but Ray and
Shirley Triplett made their
dream come true : '!'hey s ailed
around the globe on their 46-foot le etch. •
"We wouldn't trade those
eight years for anything in the
world," Triplett said as the
ketch, Mqrning Star, bobbed
gently al its slip at the St. Fran·
cis Yacht Club.
Onofre
• permit
sought
By DAVID KUTZMANN
OfU.o.ll, ...........
Southern California Edison
Co. officiaJly filed its application
Monday for a possible low-power
operation of newly built Unit 2 at
the San OnoJre Nuclear General·
ing Station after demonstrators
turned up earlie r in the day to
protest s uch a move.
About 25 protesters in aJI held
placards and banners in front of
Anaheim's Marriott Hotel where
..Edis.on.Co.. CiJed its request with
the U.S. Atomic Safety and
Licensing Board, which is hold·
ing hearings on the .adequacy of
elnerg'ency pre paredness for
communities near the $3.3
billion plant.
Anti in another San Onofre-
r elaled development, attorneys
for the Nuc lear Re gulatory
Commission came out in support
of the utiUty's request that the
licensing board refer to higher
authorities the question of
whether emergency plans need
be judged on the basis of an
earthquake larger than the
tremor. the plant was meant to 1 withstand.
-,·111e earthquake question and
tb4 low-power application are
related.
Edison Co. officials bave ex-
CSee ONOFRE. Page A2)
South Africa
troops kill,
trap Soviets
CAPE TOWN, South Africa
<AP > -Soviet soldiers were
killed and captured during South
Africa's raid on black guerrillas
in Angola last week , Defense
Minister Magnus Malan an·
nounced today.
He s aid the South African
troops toOk a Soviet warrant of·
ficer prisoner. and that Soviet
office r s were among those
killed.
South Africa launched a four·
pronged attack into Angola last
week in pursuit of guerrillas
figl!ting for: independence of
South West Africa, a S-oufh
African-administered territory
that lies between Marxist-ruled
Angola and South Africa.
Malan said the South African
forces had "cotne across
Russian officers al SWAPO (the
guerrilla group) headquarters.
During tbe recent operations,
some of these Russian officers
working together with SWAPO
cam~ into contact with us."
Prime Minister P . W. Botha
previously said the South
African forces clashed with the
Angolan army. The government
has also s aid Soviet soldiers
were slaying at SWAPO camps,
but: fled in advance of the ·South
African forces. .
SWAPO, or the So~t~ West
African Peoples Orgamzatlon,
has been fighting a !Ow-level
bush war for South West African
independence for 15 years from
bases in Angola and elsewher e.
Sounding off
costs major
FORT RU.EV Kan. CAP> -
Maj. Stanley Daughtery has
been relieved of duty as com-
mander of C Company, lat Avia-
.. tion Battalion here because bis
marching charces chanted an
obscenity wblle paaalnc in re·
view before the baae com-
mander, the Anny says.
The bue •Information office
said lnitJaJly tM men chanted an
obtcenity tMtt later desert~ It
11 "a ~ wttb • mJld pro.
fanlty tn it.'' That was u far as
lbe explanaUoo went.
No cUKtplne ••• announced
for tbe memben of C Cdmpan,y.
Oauabt«J was re-aaslped to
Fort'Brao. N.C.
•
The Tripletls, both 59 and
married 40 years, arrived home
Sunday.
S ince sailing lhrough the
Golden Gate in " June 1973, the
Tripletts have fought storms,
s urvived a coral reef grounding,
faced pirates off Sumatra, and
gone places tourists neve.r see.
Triplett, a wealthy Ins urance
executive from Saratoga. Calif.,
would not recommend such an
adventure to everybody. Hardly
anybody, in fact. "You have to
know what you're doing," he
said.
Most people who try it , he
said, get a boat, lake a course in
piloting and ocean navigation.
a nd sail a way. Most get only a
few thousand miles, then sell out
in the South Pacific and fly back
home.
The Tnpletts sailed to Hawaii,
across the Pacific into the Red
Sea. the Medite rranean, throu~h
the .Straits of Gibraltar. down
t he west coast of Africa, a cross
the Atlantic , thro ugh the
Panama Canal, west to Hawaii
again and. finally. San Fran-
r isco.
"Our circumnavigation days
are over," said Triplett. "Once
in a lifetime is e nough. We have
seen and experienced so much
that we can never be the same
two people again."
The Triplett marriage came
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A few empties from hU store $farted Fred Gencht on what he calls "the most extensive collec-
tion of 12-ounce beer C0'1$ m the world." At laAt count. he had 1.600 Labels
Pop! goes appraisal.
Beer can collector won't let fame go t'O(head
By RICHARD GREEN Of .. .,_,, l"li.t Staff
Fred Gencb\ has opened a lot of beer
cans from the bottom in his day.
It's not that t he 36-year-old Irvine father
of two has an y aversion to opening the m the
normal way. It's ' just that an empty loses
value Of}ce the top's popped.
And the re's not much sense ,in keeping
the brew in the can, he says. After a number
of years, the beer may rust the can, reducing
its worth. ·
Plus, it's nol .much fun trying to lug
heavy, brew-rilled containers to "canven·
l ions," gathe rings where collectors like
Genchi trade and sell.
He is just one of 40.000 hobbyists serious
enough to join the group, Beer Can Collectors
of Americ . And there's t Musands of other
people who have collected a souvenir can or
two for posterity.
Qenchi has 1,600 beer cans ranging from
a Sc~tz 1935 cone-to• to bicentennial cans.
stac in his home ii Deerfield.
Hi favoriteonecontained-"SOUL"beer.
"After the Watts riots. the Meyer Brew·
ing Co in Los Angeles came out with the
'SOUL' can to kind of unite the community, ..
Gencht said.
However. the National Association for
the Advancement o f Colored People thought
the can was in bad taste and forced it off the
market. making it a collector's item.
Genchi also has a "Black Pride" can.
This one apparently didn't run into NAACP
objection. he said.
'"The great thing about collecting beer
rans ... Genchi s aid. '"is that each one has a
story." .
Take, for example, "Olde Frothingslosh:
The Pale Stale Ale with the foam at the bot·
tom "
nus brand started as Lhe running ioke ol
a Pittsburgh disc jockey who repeatedly
praised the imaginary brew.
When hundreds of listeners m issed the
joke and asked where they could purchase
some, the Pitts burgh Brewing Co. decided to
CSee BEER CAN, Page At>
No drastic remap changes
But coast legislators rap Democrats' proposal
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Of• o.ltf ...... MMt
SACRAMENTO (AP) -"My
office and my home a re still in
the district. At Jeast I can be
grateful for that."
So commented A s · semb l ~woma n Marian
Berge90rf, R-Newport Beach,
when asic,d what she thought or
the plansff reapportionment of
the 7fth embly seat she now
occupies.
Orange'. ur lepslaton. un-
like their counterparts in some
other pa~ or the state, would
not see dr:¥lic cbanaes in their
districts. a.it they voiced some
criticism~. nonetheless. in in·
terviews M nday.
U-r lbf plan advanced by
the l>e,rtocratlc Party
leadershl'P l ln the "Assembly,
Mrs. Berseaon • • beavl ly Re~~¥ct -~ lose all of I e, and the com-
munlU. San Clemente and
SanJ._ apo.
The I la0Ulid""1 of her
district. -a~ Jrvtne,
then rtalttD alonl Ne•port
Bo.teva.td mad move into areaa
in east Ounce. lncludln1
Cowan, Lemon and Panorama
Hell(hls. ,
The 73rd Assembly District of
Assemblyman Nolan Frizzelle.
R·Ca&ta Mesa, also would be in
for c han ges. und e r the
Democrats' plan.
Frlzzelle would gain all o(
Costa Mesa <he now has about
seven-eighths of the city), but
would be forced to cede about
half of Huntington Beach and
areas in Seal Beach a nd Los
Alamitos to a new district that
would encroach southward from
Los ~geres County.
Frlzzelle also would keep au
of Fountain Valley and a small
part of south Santa Ana.
Hi s complaint with the
Democratic plan -which bas
NO&i
This Week
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not been released publicly but
has been so well "privately" un-
vei Jed that it is history -is that
it fails to provide a "new" as·
sembly seat in the county.
The lrvine-Saddieback Valley
area, Frizzelle s aid , is a
"natural" for such a seat.
Under a plan being circulated
by the R e publicans , Mrs .
Bergeson would be able to
"keep" the portion of Irvine that
includes UC Irvine and the
village or Turtle Rock and San
Juan Capistrano and San
Clemente.
And Frizzelle would be able to
keep the Huntington Harbour
portion of Huntington Beach.
Ho w the final deal will go
down is.anyone's guess.
"Everythiog's still subject to
negotiation right now," M rs.
Bergeson said.
Frizzelle was not quite a s
diplomatic. Referrinc indirectly
to Republican attempta to hold
off legislation until a more IC·
ceptable plan is produced, he
said:
·'Ten years of pbllosophy are
Involved In lbe decision on reap·
. portionment. What happens to
one bill or another this year ls
<See SEATS, P11e A2>
through stronger than ever
"The wake o f m a n y a
husband-and-wife sailing team
1s c lu tt ered w ith d i vorce
papers," Triplett said . "/\ trip
brings out the best in a marriage
and the worst. We had lo learn
to be together 24 hours a day."
They a lso had to rely on each
other , as when Triplett fell over-
board in the wintry waters <:if the
Mediterra nean. It took Shirley
Triplett 45 minutes to wrestle
Morning Star around and pull
her husband to safet y.
Triplett fi gures more than a
year should be sut>tracted from
the e1ght-year figur e for the
voyage. During the journey.
after finding sare harbors for the
boat , the Tr~pletts flew . to
California for per iods up to JUne
months to vis it wit h their fouJI
daughters and son.
But Triplett's vow that his
CSee SAIL, Page AZ)
Oriental fly
• ID county; no
• spraymg seen·
By GLENN SC'OTT
Of u. o.u, "4 ... , .. "
While public attention has
focused on whether lhe dreaded
Mediterranean fruit fly will buzz
into Orange County. one of the
fly's larger and somewhat less
threatcnlrrg cousins slipped in
instead .
An Orient al fruit fly has been
discovered in a county fly trap
in a Placentia orange grove, of·
ficials in the county Agricultural
Commissioner's Office said
Monday.
The fl y was caught late Friday
a fternoon but the announcement
was withheld until researchers
in a s tate entomo logy lab in
.. Sacramento confi rmed the find .
said Leonard Lie khus. chief de·
puty agricultural comm 1ssioner.
Although the Orie ntal fly feeds
and breeds on the s ame types of
fruits and vegetables as the
medfly a nd is equally capable
MEDFLY, OUARAWTINE
QUESTIONS EXPLORED-AS
of severely damaging about $900
million worth of the state's
agricultural products -Liekhus
said at doesn't pose the same
threat as the med fly.
The reason. he explained, is
because federal r esearchers
have produced a synthetic lure
that draws the m ale flies and
leads to their eradication. The
c hemical lure will be sprayed on
utiHty poles and tree trunks in
<See FLY, Page AZ>
Cut-rate sentence
Pot farmer must help oldsters
VENTURA (A P ) -A j'udge
who says he likes to hand out In-
novative sentences has ordered
a restaurant owner to sell meals
at half price to senior citizens
for 90 days as punishment for
cultivating marijuana.
Ventura Counly Supe rior
Court Judge Steven Stone also
orde re d Peter Knapp, 34, of
Ma libu, to advertise the half·
price meals in a newspaper in
Santa Monica, wher e he har s
Japanese resta ura nt.
Stone admitted it ·'is unus al,
but I kind or like innovative s,en·
te nces. like when I ordered a
guy who set fire to a barley field
to s pend a s ummer cutting
firetrails for the national Forest
Service instead of havin~ him
waste time in jail. I'm s ure that
c ured him."
Knapp, owner of the Susbi-
M an restaurant and former road
manager for rock s inger Joe
Corker , was found to have
leased la nd in a remote area
near Fillmore in Ventura Coun-
ty. Narcotics delectives'1'oon<f1JO
marijuana plants growing on the
farm in 1978. ~
Knapp's sentencing had been
delayed until last week while he
unsuccessfull y c ha llenged the
validity or a search warrant
used to seize the m arij uana.
Stone said a more conven-
tional .sentence. s uch as the
$1 .000 fine a nd 700 hours of
donated labor to a public ser vice
<See POT. Page AZ >
.Major ea_rthquake
hits Sanwan. lsles
GOLDEN, Colo. IAPI ""t A
major ear t hquake rippled
through the Samoan Islands re·
gion in the Pacific Ocean late
Monday, the US. Geological
Survey said today. There were
no immediate reports of injury
or damage.
USGS s pokesman Don Finley
said the quake was r ecorded at a
preliminary magnitude of 7.5 on
the Ric hte r scale.
The epicenter of the quake
was not det e rmin ed, Finley
added.
Mike Browne, spokesman for
the Ca liforn ia Office of
Eme rgen cy Se r vices in
Sacramento. said the · quake's
magnitude was measured at 7.3
by the seismographic station at
UC Berkeley.
Browne said the quake struck
at 2:40 a.m. PDT today <6:40
p.m. Monday) and its epicenter
was in the Tonga Islands
It was the mos t powerful
tremor there s ince April 2, 1977,
when an earthquake registering
7.6 bit the region, causing minor
damage in Apia. capital of
Western Samoa, and triggering
a minor tidal wave at Pago-
Pago, the capital of American
Samoa, Finley said.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning
Center in Honolulu noted the
small wave at Pago Paeo. but
said there was no evidence of a
tidal wave t.hreal for the Pacific
Ocean.
m;GS earthquake monitors in
Golden , said it was the
strongest quake ln the world re·
corded slnce a 7.6 magnitude
quake ofr South Island. New
Zealand. on May 26.
'
T h e R ichter scale is a
measure of gr ound motion as re-
corded on seismographs. Every
increase of one digit means a
tenfold increase in magnitude.
Thus a reading of 7 .5 reflects an
earthquake 10 ·times stronger
than one of 6.5.
The San Francisco earthquake
of 1906. which occurred before
the Richter scale was devised,
has been estimated at 8.3 on the
Richter scale.
ORANGI COAST WIATHiR
Low clouds in late nigttt
to mid-morning hours .
Otherwise sunny Wednes·
day. Continued mild with ·
highs in the low 70s at the
beaches and 75 to 82 In·
land. Lows tonight ln the
mid 60s.
INSIOI TODAY
Dreasing in Schlit.z molt
liquor garb. D C police break
a drug ring. See A7
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t' or banks have cut their prime
rndini.i 1 ates to 20 percent. but
t1rn~p1•rt!o. for further declines
11t•n • dimm ed by increases in
l1 p <' n market r ates. Ch as e ~I iinhatl.1n Bank. ranked third
lirgt'!o.I a mong commercial
1;mk!-., acted firs t Monday. and
1rst National Bank of Chicago,
11r ninth largest . followed s hort
~flt• n\. u rd
ORANGE CO.(ST
Boy, 3, hit
by car in
Huntington
A 3 year-old boy is in critical
condrtion today after being hit
by a car and knocked 60 feet
near his Huntmgton Beach home
1\fnndav afternoon
· c; ahi·1cJ \'alt•!-.quez. of 2212
Oel a\\are St . \\as taken to
F o urllarn \'alley Community
H osp11 al trauma center for
l'ml'rgenC'y trN1t menl following
tht' 3 27 p m a ccident. police
sa1rl
A hospil:ll !>pokl•.,woman said
tudil~ that the boy has internal
IOJUrll''> a nd a broken left leg
P olan• s av the• chrld was cross-
ing l>t•law'are Street between
York to" n i\venul' and L'lr ca
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ear l'h<· 1htH•r. las ted as Beth
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"o.ts not cited. police said
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FLY ...
about liOO l11eat1on:. per .,quare
mtlc during the next fe" months
and :.hould kill off am threats of
Onental fly infe:.tat1on. Liekhus
sard
:\o al·nal s pra.nng should be
nen•s:.an. he added
Thh rs.thl· lO th time since 1960
that the Oriental fly has been
cl1hco1·ered in Oran.ge County,
L1<•khuh said In e ach previous
case the chemical lure. which
hao; J -.exual attractton to the
m;tlt• flv , has '>Uccecded in
NadiC'ating thl-' in:.ects .
'That's why the med fl y ts so
much more difficult to control. ..
!>aid t.wkhus, who noted that no
s uch S)nthet1c lu re has been de-
, velopcd to alt ract it
Although a nother s mall in·
festatron of Oriental fhes has
b(.•en reported rn Claremont.
Lil•khus s aid the fly found in
Placentia probably was brought
the r e in fru it carried from
Ha \\a11 . where the fly 1s fairly
common.
Among the .. hosts" attacked
by both thl' m cdfly and the
Oriental fly are oranges.
lemon-;. grapefruit. peaches.
tomatoes. apricots. avocados.
figs and guava
Liekhus said the Oriental fl y
was captured in one of the coun·
ty'.s own insect traps. It was
found by a county inspector late
Friday during one of his usual
tra p checks in the orchard near
Alla Vis ta S treet and All
Amcncan Way
Th(.' Oriental fly is larger than
the tin) me dfly and slightly
larger than a common house fly.
Like the medfly. it burrows
beneath the fruit's skin and lays
its eggs
A lthougn tn ere are many
varieties of fli es in Orange Coun·
ty. Liekhus said officials in his
office monitor traps ror five
varieties of dangerous fruit
fil es. the med fly. the Oriental
and the Melon fly from Hawaii,
the Mexican fruit fly and the
Caribbean n-uit fl y, which Is
found in Florida
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VOL. 74, NO. 244
Iranian, regime chooses leader
BEIRUT. Lebanon CAP>
The Iranian rt•volut1011ary re
gi me chost' u leader for lt-t1 rul in~ party lo replace &!iSasslnat·
cd Prtme Minister Mohammad
Javad Bahonar. u party ofricial
n.•p<.1rted
Ho urs after Bahonar and
Pre11ident Mohamm;ld Ali Rajai
w ere buried, two oth~r pohlical·
religious leaders were slain and
ntnc leftis ts executed, Iranian
newspapers r eported.
HoJatoleslam Ali Khamenei,
the fi ery or ator of Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini 's Is lamic
r evo lutio n , was e lec ted
secre tary.general of the Islamic
Republican Party by a party
congress Monday .·a senior aide
reported by telephone to The
Associated Press in Beirut.
.. Hut I can assure you he will
not become prime ministe r, ..
said the aide, who declined to be
identified by name
The source said consultations
were' under way in the Majlis.
the Ira nian Parliament, to
choose a prime minister to-suc-
ceed Bah~nar . He said an-
nouncemen or the appointment
is expect Cl in two or three
days
The government will then ar ·
ran~e the third preside ntial
election since the monarchy was
overthrown· ln 1979, the source
sard '
Meanwhile, the ruling Islamic
Revolutionary Party news paper
J amhouri Isla mi reported today
that two assassins fatally shot
HoJaloleslam Seyyed Mortaza
Ayatollahi Tabatabai Yazdi in
front of his Tehran house Mon·
d a y a n d es ca p e d crn
motorcycles.
Tehran radio reported that
lloJatole;slam Seyed Naser Bam
J amal: the internal affairs
director of the Court Combating
Sins of Commission, was killed
Monday afternoon by "irh -
periahst agents .. The broadcast
said a court guard was killed
with him. but gave no details.
The newspaper also s aid nine
Mujahedeen Khalq g uerrillas
"ere executefl in five Casoian
Sea cities Sunday. 'the day Ra-
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ONOFRE • • •
plained that they want the option
of m ovin g ahe ad with fuel·
loading a nd some form of low
power operation of the massive
nuclear facility if there are de-
1 a ys in full-power hea ring&
because of extra time needed to
re-solve the quake issue
Lawyer s for the utility, in
seeking to appeal the board's
earthquake decision. said the
three-member panel exceeded
1th authority tn setting s uch a re-
quirement on itll own. The board
issued its ruling in San Diego
several weeks ago during the
first phase of hearings
Nuclear Re gulatory Com
m1ss1on lawyer s cited the pre·
cedent-setting nature of that rul·
ing, staling in a legal brief that
the board's order "could have
severe adverse impacts on the
timely completion of the licens-
ing process and could jeopardize
not only the orderly conduct ·of
this proceeding but of other on-
go1ng proceedings as well ..
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SEATS • • •
far less significant. ..
To be sur e, trying to predict
wha l would happen Monday ir:i
the stale capital building was
equally difficult.
The morning session of the As·
sembly Ways and Means Com·
m ittee was adjourned after a
quorum failed to show up. Later.
several bills scheduled for con·
s ideralion were postponed until
later in the wee k.
In the Senate. Finance Com-
mittee Chairman Alfred Alquist
o pened an a fternoon meeting
a f ter deleting eve r y bill
s ponsoted by any Republican as-
semblymen.
Early in the session, however.
Alquist decided lo continue the
committee's regular agenda
later in the week after
Republicans threatened to scut·
tie Democrats· bills .
As longtime legislative ob·
servers viewed it. promises that
this year's reapportionme nt
s truggle would be calm. cool and
d eliberate were promises lost.
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POT ...
which· a probation officer recom·
mended. seemed less attractive
than offering raw fish dinners at
half price to older folks who the
judge said "are in a terrible
economic squeeze, especially in
places like Santa Monica."
Although Knapp said he is
"surprised and a bit embar-
rassed'' about the publicity the
sentence has drawn, he.Hid he
hopes it ''wUl introduce a tot of
new customers to Sushi who l
hope enjoy the half-price meal
and keep buying after the offer
ends."
Nine leftists executed in wake of two assassinations
jui and Bahonar died when an
incendiary homh <'Xp lolled ut
lht' pr~mwr·~ office.
Thi• 111•\\'I Jlillll'r .;aid all tho!le
l')((•('Ult•d WC'l'l' l'OllVlt'tl'd by
l s lurn1 r eou rl :s of a nti
~ovt•rnnw11t \.1olc11q:
Khamenct 1s still recuperalln~
from lung and throat wounds hf!
rt·1·t·1vcd in a n assassination at .
krnpt Jun<.• 27 llis "'de dechned-
to s ay why ht.: \\ould not bccomt'
prime mu11stcr as nahonar dtd
after lw l11•t«.1m e '>l'l'retary
~cneral of the purty But he in
t.lt eatcd tlwn · wu~ u tn•ncl In the
party to M;paruH• the two poi.ts
1•v1•n l>l'fon· Buho11ar":. d<'ath
Off1<.•1ul souret.·s. wh11 dc•t·hrwcl
tu lw 1dl•nt1fi1·1I , :.uggestl'<i the
e1iu<·Jt11111 m1nt!-.tc1 , Ah Akbar
P u rvJrt•sh . a st!nior 1rnrty
thcoret1<·1an. wab the top con
lt'ndl'r for lht• pn•m1ership
Tht• "Pt't·ll~ appoinlmt·nt of
Kh ament'I and the move lo
namt· a prime m1111ste r was se<•n
,
li) k11ow lcd.:t·uhl1.· lrunlan
"1un·t•s ac; a sign tht' Khomeini
n•l(1me wan~s to avert a power
vn<'uum B!i a rl'">Ult of Sunday's
.1~" w;" i n:ll io11~.
N.1111111.: a prlml' minister
v. oul<I h1·lp prevent dis ruption in
d.1 v to <la y udmln1strativt a f·
f111rs of the• stntc a nrl complete
t lw llll'~t'r!-.hrp of the interim
pn·.,1<knt1JI council that as·
'u rrll'd top t•xecut1vt· power s
<ifll'r tht· t•xplo:-.ton
Hinckley denied bail
Judge fears s uspect in bid to kill Reagan would flee
WASHINCTON <AP1 J ohn
W llinckll'y J r . awa1trng trial
on charges of trying to kill
. President Heagan. was dcmed
hi!> r·equei.t for ba il toda} b}
f ederal l)q;trict Judge Bar
rington D Pa rker. who said he
felt Hinckley might flee if freed.
Parker ·suid he weighed the
provisions of the federal pail
Reform Act and fo und that
des pite the act's presumption of
r e lease rn mos t. non.capital
cases. there are no condjtions
that would ass ure Jhnckley's ap·
pearance at his trial No trial
date has been s et.
Parker said he considered
several factors in making his de·
cision, Including :
The fact that lhnckley 1s
charged with serious a nd violent
t'rimes:
The extens ive media cov
erage of the s hooting . which the
p rosecution s aid co.uld lead to
threats on llinckley's life
Hinckley 's background uf
drifting around the country
without fina ncial resources,
HJs mental condition .
His providing of false 1n
formation lo police v. hen arres t·
ed on a w('apons posse ssion
charge Oct 9 in Nashville •. Tenn
··After weighing these various
factor s, .. , f>a ffir said. "the
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court feels and concludl-'S that
barl !-.hould not be set in this ease -
and lht· defendant "hould bl' t•on
fin~ pc•ndrng trral or this ma t ·
I er
"I will deny ba1l at this t1ml·
There are no conditions .,.. hr('h
the court find6 reasonable and
satisfactory that wotrltl allo" the
defendant to be released."
Hinckley. 2i> and also chaq.wd
with shooting pres idential prl''>S
secretary Jam~s S. Brady and
two others outside a Washington
hotel March 30, was not pre:.t•nt
for today's hearing
H is attorney , Vincent J
Fuller, propored to Parker that
Hinckley be sent to a private
mental ins titution apd kept un
der the' protection of L' S
marshals.
·'The service rendered by t: S
marshals. today could be rcn
de red in any ins titution," Fuller
s aid. referring to· the fact that-
mars hals prote<'t Hinckley at
the stockade 1n nearby Fort
Meade. Md .. and when hl-' 1s
transported from hrs cell.
When Parker asked if F uller
prefern•d a public or private an-
st1tut1on. Fuller responded. "If I
were able tlil find one, I would
prefer a private institution."
Parker : What ty pe of bail
would be requjred'1
Fuller: Personal recognizanee
'' ould bt· J '> c·um pt•lhnf( as
an~·th1ng l'ls<·
Parke r : Whal t•onrJit1ons
"1111ltl you s u1.a:t•.,t ''
Fullt>r: Custodr ti I
t>arkt>r : With v. ho"
Fuller: The famtl)-That
v. oultl hl· outs uk of Denve r
llinc kll'y·s f:.ith c:r . a we althy
m 1 C'\.l't:uti vc. heads the Denver·
l>.t"<·d \'andcrbilt F.ner gy Corp. ·
h "'"tant L' S Attorney Roger
M i\dl'lman said that in addi·
1'11111 to then• being no assurance
11f l111wkley's app(.•arance for
111al ~l r ll1n ckle~ might
PP'"'"'~ be 1n Jt•opard y 1f he is n•ka~l·d · ;
Ju:-.l :.iftt'r tht' s hooti n g .
Adt·lman i.a1d . ·t"o gentlemen
right next to him tried to harm
~I r I l 111ck le\' The\' I rred to beat
h1 m up Thl' Sc.e r et Service
!Hhh1·cl them awuy "
1\dt•lman st11cl other:. may
ha' l' thl· !.amt• 'aolent reaction
tel\\ ar d I lmcklt·\
In a v.rrtten motion fri ed Mo n·
da~. Adl'iman h;.id said the as·
i.<i:. ... inalron attt:mpt. ··captured
for :.ill tu ..,,.,. b\ t cle\'ls ion
t·.aml•ras. h<1s <ttirred s trong
fel'llngs in thl· mrnds of .some
µcoµlcabout :vlr ll1nl'kley ..
Th<' pro'>l'l'Ulor -.aid th<'n! was
no \\ :.t) a pri' ate 1n!>t1tut1on
could guar ant<·1· ~Ir l11nckley's
sa ft'I~
BEER CAN BARON • • •
begrn canning Olde Frothjngslosh in 1969
A 30() pound plus beauty queen was even
picked to grac<' l'ach Olde Froth1ngslosh can
Sud1 c;tories keep Gench1 m the beer-can
ebllecting gaml' bN•ause it's fun
And as an investment. 11 's as good as
s tamp or coin collecting . · he said "Coltec·
tor-, pa} thousand'> o f d ollars for a can 11 's
s£>rto~ husmess "
"The.re was a guy who was even off<:red
$24.000 for onC' t•<m and he didn't sell."
Genchi '"id
lit• 11dded I h:it there is plenty of room for
grcH\th rn the bt·cr·can collection game
\' You've got to remember there are an
est1h1:.rtcd 20.000 <hr ands 1 of cans out there."
he said Preti) '>oon my collection "111 be up
to 2.UOO
I w:.ic-, introduced on tpe Merv G rrHin
Shern 11n an c µr sode to air on Sept 17 > as
ha\·mg the most <'xtcnsive beer·can collectron
rn the \\Orld T)'wt ' 11111 true Hut I du think 1
ha1 e om• of the mu">t t'\.lens1H' collec tions of
12 ounce• s:ans ·
Gencl11 s tarted modest!) when he decided
to hang on to a flow empties from the 318
hr an9s he· !.t•lls in ht!. \\' estmmi.ter wine ~hop
v. hi ch hl' dtt1ms offl'rS a greater variet) of
hcer th<m an~· other s hop on the West C'oast
lie t•vc·n sclb "hat is t'l)nsrdered the
stronge.,t hcl'r in thl' world, 28 proof EK ti
Sla\'alor. made in c;crmazw
Looking to-tht· future. Gent hi sa~:. hl'
"ants to 1·an hr'> O\\ n beer someda) and
maybe e\'l'O write a hook on bel'r cans.
"Thl'rc are six books written on beer can
collectors ... he said "Only one book contains
anything more than a catalog of beer cans
and their value -•
''I'd llkt• tow rrlt' a book that gets into the
romance bt'htnd tht• c·an , tht· rC'asons why
thl' brcwl:'I' came out "1th thl' can in the frrs t
place ·
Casino bomb suspect's bail cut nixed
RENO 1AP 1 Partly because
the evidence again<;t him "ap
pears to be great. .. casino bomb
ing suspect .John R1rgcs Sr. has
been clenic·d a redudion in his $2
mi Ilion hat I
L'.S Magistr a te Ph y llis
H alsey /\tkin s f rankly
ackno" lcdged 1n bail · orders
~I oncla~ that the e \·idencc ap·
pearcd t o s tack up agarn~t
Birges. 59. of Clovis, Calif., and
his gir lfri e nd . Ella Joan
Williamc;, 47. of Clovis
Speaking of 81rges. she said.
"The weight of evidence ap·
pear::. to be 1·er) greai...--not only
from the ~tatt•mcnts made by
l w o o th l•r al le ge d co -
eons p1rators. hut from the fact
that the search warrants yielded
s ome 600 pouncls of dy namite
a nd 20 switches of the type that
wa s o n the bomb at
Har"ey's.
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Bob Hope 1s /tanked by Bruce Jenner. left. and Merlin Olsen dunng tapmg o/ skit lampoorung
the ·· .Wandrei/ Sisters·· tele-tnswn senes. The show Wtll be telecast Sept 27 on VBC as po rt u/ tlw
B
0
ob Hope Special /aunchmg tlw comedwn·s 32nd year m telev1s1011
Ronstadt bars
jazz record
,.
Linda Ronstadt wants no
part of all that Jazz
The rock singer. who re-
cently completed a turn as
leading lady in Broadway's
··The Pirates of Penzance.'·
barred the release of he r
first jazz record , New York
magazine reports
The record was recorded
this summer "''th producer
J erry Wexler.
"Others thou ~bt s he
s ounded -wonde rful. but she
didn't think so. and it's her
record," said Bry n Bride n·
thal, vice pres ident for
Elektra-Asylum Records .
which was supposed to dis·
tribute the album
Nancy Reagan has worn a
"bulletproof slip"' actually
a bulletproof vest in some
public appearances since the
an.empt on her husband's life
March 30, Newsweek r e
ports.
The magazine said that
friends of the first lady were
telling other friends about
the ad dit ion to Mrs
Reagan's wardrobe
Prison officials at Frontera
s aid the wedding of former
Char l es
Man son
f o llow e r
Susan Atkins
t o se lf ·
d esc r ibed
"unemployed
millionaire"
Donald L ee
La isure will
take place on
We dnes day ATK1Ns
despite earlier reports to the
contrary
A s pokeswoman for the
s uperintendent of th e
California I ns titution for
Women. where Miss Atkins is
serving a life sentence for
her role in the bloody 1969
S haron Tate murders . re-
fu sed comment o n wh y
prison officials said the wed
ding was cancelled.
The s pokes wo man. who
asked not to be identified.
said the wedding would take
place in the prison's Catholic
chapel at 2· 30 p m Wednes·
day and tha t the re would be
no outside guests
Inde p endent Hollywood
producer Ed Friendly has
been elected to the boards of
Caesars World, Jnc and
Caesars New Jersey, Inc.
John Lennon's widow is
asking the 11ati9ns of the
world to donate native plants
or rocks for a plot in Central
Park that will be renamed
'Strawberry Fields " in Len·
non's memory
"It will be nice to have the
whole world in one place, one
f1l'ld, living· and growing
together in harmony," Yoko
Ono said in an advertisement
in the Was hin g ton Ppst.
"This will be the nfcest
t ribule we could g1 ve to
John " •
The plot. which Ms Ono
described as "a beautirul
triangular is land . where
John and 1 took our last walk
togNhe r," was renamed by
lhe City of New York lo
honor Lennon
Singer Johnny Cash flew
h o me lo He ndersonville,
Tenn , after spe nding four
d ays in treatment al lhe
Mayo Clinic in M 1nnesota for
hleed1ng ulcers, a choic
spokesman said.
Cash. 49. and his wife. June
Cart er Cash, flew to
Rochester in a private Jet
Wednes da y after he was
stricken while working with
the Billy Graham Crus ade in
Calgar y, Alberta. Canada
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfruosday. September 1, 1981 s A3
Fair secllritjr weighed
Parking lot problems may require Mesa police help
Orange County Fair board
member Mary Malavasi wants
tx>ard members to discuss added
~ecurily for: next July's fair.
Mrs Malavas1, cha1rm'an of
the boarq's Fair Comm ittee.
reviewl'd incidents at this year's
July fair iitld said both 11he and
Hobby Burks, membt>r of the
board and committee. believe
Costa Mesa police are required
to sec ur e p arking lo t s
surrounding the fairgrounds.
Most of the problems this
year, she said, occurred in tht-
* *
mu!'.:s1 vc parking lots sur
roundng the "rounds at 88 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa.
A brawl in one or the lots near
lhl• muin gale eurly on July 13
sent an unconscious Anaheim
man to a Santa Ana Hospital
whcl'e he remained in a coma
for more than a month
Tbe board initiuted a fa ir
security program th1s year
which utilized a combination of
uniformed fair security guards
and yellow-shirted "fair guides"
who called out guards when
* * *
Farm market gets
month's .extension
The certified farmers market
o peration at Orange County
Fairgrounds' southeastern park
ing lot has been extended for one
more mon'th.
Orange County Fair Board
directors granted the extension
after board member Robert Seat
reported the venu1re. which
bring~ area produce farmers to
Costa Mesa lo sell their goods
directly to consumers at cut-rate
costs, has been m ore successful
than predicted.
Seat sought a six -month ex
te ns ion for the project, co-
sponsored by the Orange County
Farm Bureau . but that was
turned down_ ·
The market was launched in
July on a trial basis The first.
Thursday's act1v1ty brought in
about 17 growers and about 2.000
m arket attendees, Seat said .
During th e past two
Thursdays, attendanc•c rose to
about 4,000 and gross sales hit
mallks above $1 ,000, scat said.
Eariier, the Farm Bureau had
predicted sales eventually wouJd
rist lo about $6,000 •. a figure con·
s1de red adequate to maintain
..Jhe market between noon and 6
p m on Thursdays
Ci rowers contribute 4 percent
of their sales r<·cc1 pts to operate
al the market. St'at said.
Of that amount, I percent pays
fo r the· market manager. 1 per-
<.'ent f(oes lo the fairgrounds and
2 p erl'ent r s set as id e to
purchase a sign to advertise the
market location, he said
trouble develo~d at the fair
In previous year s, either
uniformed Oranee County
Sheriff's deputies or Costa Mesa
pohc·e officer£ patroled the
fa1q:rounds and the parking
areas
This y ear , Costa Mesa
provided two officers In civilian
l'IOthtn8 to patrol the grounds
during e venings and to eall in
uniformed Mesa officers if they
were needed .
'They <.'Oordinated with the
fair's security chief, Bill Epple .
Mrs. Malavasi hinted to board
members Thursday that Costa
Mesa would be r eceptive to
providiug additional police for
next year's fair
A report by Costa Mesa city
officials, headed by Assistant
City ~anager Alla n Roeder,
rec·ommended that beer. sales be
s hut off earlier each night
during the fair.
The report a lso indicated
lighter control on beer sales
should be initiated, especially in
policing sales to minors .
The city . a lso recommended
thM the fairgrdunds close at a
specific time each night, rather
than depending on crowd sizes
for closing times.
City officials also suggested
tighter controls at the main
e ntry gates and parking lot
patrols between 9 or 10 p .m. and
d osing lime each night.
Roeder said the report also
s uggested the possibility of some
uniformed Costa Mesa police on
the grounds after 9 p m .. hours
when most incidents usually
fights occur
Special districts gear up
Incumbents unchallenged in five of 10 elections
I ncumbents cxrlus1vely are
running for offi ce in five of the
JO ~p~:c1al distric t elcc·twns to be
ht.>lct NCI\' 3 along the Orange
Coast
Following are the ~pectal dis-
1 ricts. scats l!P for election and
<·and1dates:
CAPISTRANO BAY PARK
ANO RECREATION DISTRICT
(three at ·large seats) Alex·
:inder McGeary, incumbent, San
Clemente; Ward Brady . juvenile
probation offi cer. Dana Point.
Judith Curreri. incumbent.
D a n a P oint . Ly nn Muir .
archnert. Dana Point
COSTA M ESA SANITARY
D I STRICT (three at-large
s<'ats). Jim Wahner , appointed
int·umbent, Costa Mesa : Ormy
Cr ank. appointed incumbent.
Newport Beach . llarry Green.
appointed incumbe nt, Costa
Mesa , C .L "Chuck'' Ropp,
t>nergy sen ·ices representative. ....,_,__.
Costa Mesa
DANA POI NT SANITARY
DISTRI CT (thre e at·la r ge
seats ) Fred Roberts, incum·
be nt . Dana P oint , Ri c hard
Runge , civil engi neer. Dana
Point ; Ann Ke ll y. bus1 ·
nesswoman·writer. Dana Point:
Donald Klassen, appointed in·
rumbent, Dana Point.
E MERALD BAV SERVICE
OISTltJCT (th ree a t -l a rge
se<.1ts 1 James Keyes. incum·
bent. Laguna Beach, Victor ~An
drews, executive . Laguna
Bea<.'h. Charles Cringle, ap·
pointe d incumbent Laguna
Be ach.
LAGUNA BEACH COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT <three al·
large seats i Louis Zilnik. in-
cumbent, Laguna Beach: Bruce
Scherer, i n<.'umbent. Laguna
Beach . Ralph Balfour, appoint·
ed m<.'umbent. Laguna Beach.
1'1 •:SJ\ C 0 NS 0 LI DAT ED
COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
<three seats, by divi'sion l
Division No. 2: Jack Hall, ap
pointed incumbent, Costa Mesa
Division No. 4 : Henry "Hank"
Panian, incumbent, Costa Mesa
D1v1sion No. 5. Thomas Nelson.
incumbent. Costa Mesa.
MOULTON-NIGUEL WATER
DISTRICT (three s eats, by
division>. Division No. 2: Gerald
Buck, incumbent, Mission Viejo;
H oward L:fnis , o p eration s
ma·n~ger. Mi ss ion Viejo
Div 1 s ion N·o-3 : Dwight
Wil11amson, incumbent, Mission
Viejo. Mike Chilver. educator.
Mission Viejo: John Zorger, ac·
countant. Laguna Hills . Division
No 4: Laurence Lizotte, incum ·
bent, Laguna Niguel.
ORANGE COUNTY WATER
DI STRICT <four seats. by
divi s ion >. Divi s ion No. 1.
Kathry n Barr, inc umbent.
Garden Grove_ Division No. 4:
Phillip Anthony, appointed in·
cumbent. Westminster.
Passenger files suit Division No. 5. Langoon (Don)
Owen. appointed incumbent,
Irvine. Division No. 7· Henry
Segerstrom. appoi nted
inc umbent, Santa Ana. • Ill AirCal accident SOUTlt COAST CO NTV
WATER DISTRICT (three at-
large seats). Susan Crowl, in·
cumbent, So uth Lag una ;
Thomas Brooks, incumbent,
Laguna Niguel: P . Norman An·
d e r son . incumbent , South
Laguna.
A lawsuit seeking monetary
damages has been filed by a
passenger on the A1rCal jet that
crashed Feb 17 al John Wayne
Airport
Kjell Brjornen of Menlo Park
1s seeking S2 million in a lawsuit
he has filed in Orange County
Superior Court.
Brjornen who filed lhe lawsuit
Friday, claims he received
head, neck, s tomach and groin
1nJuries and nerve damage from
It 1s slartling to realize today
1s the l orsl ol September
already This has been a very
busy year for me three trips
to New York. the American
Gem Society Conclave 1n
Chicago. then lo Auslralia, New
Zeala • and F1g1 and 1ust back
from Alaska. . .and still 10 go
to Atrrca before the year is out.
September 1s the month ror
celebraling our store s birth·
day" and we will be having a
party near the end ol the mon·
th .but you II be he•ng
more about that later. People
• With September birthdays are
fortunate 1n the wide rang&' of
oolors of their birthstone. the
sapphtre While mosl think or
sapphire as blue (lhe velvety
blue Kashmtr sapphires bei~
the most prized of all) actually
upphlre comprises all the
hlgtlly colored lransparent
varieties of the mlnerel corun·
dum, except red Which Is called
Ruby. S1pphlfes range from
colorless to near bl1ck 1nd
lhrough all the shades of blue.
violet. pink, yellow 1nd green
When the term sapphire Is used
without a color prefi x, It
generally refers to blue.
S1pphlres are among the
more durable of the
gemstones. ranking second on-
ly to diamond In hardne11. F«
this reuon It 11 a partlcularty
popyl1r gem for men·1 tew1lry
the 5 : 34 p. m c rash All 109
people on board the Boeing 737
jet survived the crash landing.in
which lhe plane skidded down
th e runwa y and cracked
v1rtuaJly in half.
BJornen names AirCal as
defe nda nt , along with Boeing,
United Technologies. the engine
builder , crew members Donald
Clark, pilot, and Ned Peterson.
first officer, and Or ange County_
(~
EiEM WISE
Mary Barr Cert1f1ed Gemologist ,
THR EE A RCH BAY COM·
MUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT
tth ree at-la r ge seats). James
Linley. appointed incumbent,
South Laguna; Kathleen Dahl·
quist . incumbent, South Laguna ;
J ohn McKenney, in c umbent .
South Laguna.
Many men like the black star
sapphire from Australia which
is really a velvety brown 1n col·
or The six rayed star occurs In
the other colors of sapphire
too and the brlghtesl stars are
usually seen 1n the light blue
stones.
The finest sapph1rea come
from K&Shmlf, lndla, high 1n the
Hi malayas. while Sri Lantta
(Ceylon) supplies us with the
gieatest quantity Whenever I
go to Sri Lanka I always make
the trip up to Aatnapura and
the sapphire mines. On my lasf
visit I watched them pull up 1
basket with three nice stones in
1t Of course I took pictures and
you can see them In our win-
dow along with our fine coll~
tlon of different colored sap-
ph I res. (There Is also a
snapshot of me losi ng my
shoes in the heavy clay soil at
the mines.) _
CHARLES H. BARR
The mines ar1 not what we
u.ually picture when we UM
that term. These are more lll«t
pits. . .holes dug seemingly at
r.ndom. .. this one In the ml~
die of a rloe paddy, with bam-
boo eeaffoldlng and bracea. •
What comes out of thoH sim-
ple holea In th• earth era
bHutlful lndHd •. granda
enough to mua an •no.-
mant ring for a mod«n d'Y
Prince.. Maybe your prlnc8119
would llke a sapphire too.
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s Orange Coast DAILY PILOT{fuesday, Soptemt?«H 1. 1981
mffiu~rnrn
DOpglas wins
plane contract
)
WASHJNGTON (AP > -The
Air Force has announced that il
laas chosen McDonnell-Douglas
Corp. to develop a new miliUry
transport plane that could carry
Army tanks and other heavy
equipment to such remote areas
as the Persian Gulf.
'Pentagon officials have
testified that U.S . ability to
airlift heavy military equipment
''is still grossly inadequate when
we need to project forces of any
significant size to trouble spots
around the world."
McDonnell-Douglas won over
the Lockheed Corp. and lhe Boe·
ing Co. in a seven-month com-
petition.
The Air Force stressed thal
McDonnell-Douglas. which is
headquartered in St. Louis, as
the prime contractor for de-
velopment did not mean lhat it
was committed to build the new
transport, designated CX in Air
Force lingo. .
'the Air Force currently is
studying several other possible
approaches and has not decided
what lo do to increase airlift
capacity. Officials said it was
conceivable that lhe Air Force
might choose to build other
wide-bodied planes such as ad·
ditional Lockheed C ·S
transports or military versions
of the Boeing 747.
The selection by the Air
Force of McDonnell-Douglas lo
develop an entirely new long·
range cargo plane does not
carry with it immediately any
contract.
Officials said negotiations
were still under way with lhe
company . The Air Force
declined to provide a dollar
amount or a target objective for
numbers of aircraft.
However, Air Force officials
....._testified before Congress last
vyear that they had considered up
to 200 new ex planes, which
they estimated would cost about
$10 billion to $12 billion to de-
velop and build.
The CX was a major proposal
by the Carter administration
following the'~velopment or the
Pers ian Gulf eris~ in 1979 after
the fall of the pro-American
Shah of Iran. .
The concept is linked to plans
for deploying up to 100.000 troops
and their gear, and then re·
supplying tnem. In the Persian
Gutt or any other distant crisis
area.
The only present U.S. Long-
range heav.y-lift aircraft capable
of carrying ''outsize cargo" such
as tanks is the C-5. The Air
Force has 77 of these, which
have been undergoing a Sl.3
renovation to s trengthen their
wings and extend their service
life, and would be delivered in
the late 1980s, with a full fleet
in the air in the early 1990s.
The proposed CX would be
able to carry 172,200 pounds of
cargo and, when Cully loaded,
would have a range without
aerial refueling of 2,400 nautical
miles. It could fl y further with
aerial refueling .and it would be
designed to fly in all types of
weather.
Its four turbofan e ngines
would enable-it to crui~e ,,,r--
about 526 miles per hour. The
Air Force said it would be
equipped with Pratt & Whitney
engines, according to current
plans.
The Air Force gave no indica-
tion when it will make a decision
on whether to build the ex or
use some other approach to solv·
ing its airlift problemr.
The Air Force said the de-
velopment work would be done
by McDonnell -Douglas' Douglas
Aircraft Co. s ubsidiary al Long
Beach, Calif., and at the Air
Force Flight Test Center at
Edwards Air Force Bas e .
California.
THE BAWL GAME Bicycle niotn<.·ro~~ rat•t>r
Jason Eiser . i . g l\'l'" nmt t o h1~ fru .... t r atwn
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P~ TCO ouster haunting public
WASHINGTON (AP > -While
Jabor leaders deny it, President
Reagan's firing of illegally strik·
mg air traffic controllers is cer-
tain to force1Tnembers or other
public employee unions to think
twice before walking out.
The shock waves caused by
the mass firing of 12,000 con-
trollers were evident in last
week's overwhelming ratififa-
tion by pas tal union members of
a new three-year contract with
the Postal Service. NEWS ANALYSIS
The most s ignificant impact of hardhne s tands with unions
Reagan's hard line toward the because of limited money for
air controllers union may be education and a host of other seen this autumn when local services
-gcJvemment leaders facing Union leaders are reluctant tu
shrinking federal financing -discuss the fmpact of the air
m ust cope with increasingly controllers' strike.
militant teachers· unions. Moe Biller."lhe feisty, militant
1mpac·t Heagan·:. har!.h handling
of controller::. had on il postal
l'Ontra<'l that m i.In) ::,aid "as tn
da nger of defe<1l
· Rcg<lrdle::.:. of what thl' unmn
le ade r s sa\. me mbe rs are ~<'CJ red bv 0 Lh1 s contro llers
thing," said" Eugl'ne Polanski. a
national fi eld offl1·t·r of the
APWU.
The• R~agari Wh1l l' llouse
Charges
nixed in
sex case
W,AS HlNGTON (AP> -
Justice Department sources say
the ~epartment haa tentatively
d&c1ded against bringing ch~rg~~ us u result o( its in-
quiry. mto the nctlv\tles or Paula
Pa_rkmson, a. Capitol liill lob·
by1st who claims she hi d aUai.rs
wilh several congressmen.
The sources, who declined to
be identified, said the inquiry by
the criminal div1s1on was ex
peeled to be formally closed
suun
"She gave us some salacious
ac('ounts or purported activities
with congress men, but there
was no ~idence of r-:deral viola-
tions," one source said.
The department opened a pre-
liminary inquiry last March at
the request of Rep Philip Crane,
R-111. The FBI interviewed Mrs .
Parkinson, Crane and others
during the inquiry, sources said.
Mrs. Parkinson. who appeared
nude in Playboy magazine la:;t
~d-sttid fille-would «l.-l-.t~ll .. e~
J ustice Department that she had
had affairs with "fewer than a
dozen" Republican House mem-
bers. but that none of them had
done anything illegal
Mrs. Parkinson shared a cot-
tage in Florida with three con-
gressmen during a golfing vaca-
tion in January 1980
The three m en , who have
acknowledged sharing the cot-
tage. are Rep Tom Railsback,
R Ill.. Rep. Thomas B. Evans
Jr .. R-Del . and Sen. Da n
Quayle. R Ind At the time.
Quayle was a llouse member.
• union~
bristles at assertions by PATCO
President Robert Poh, the AFL-
Cl O and othe rs that the ad-
ministration 1s engagmg in a
ca mpa1gn to break up federal
employee unions •
"This is· not a union-pusting
adminis tration," s aid White
House adviser Robert Bonitati.
·'This is not a union-busting
pres ident."
The tables turned
Dog oumers see what hot car's like
David Denholm, president of a leader of the American Postal
conservative Washington lobby workers Vnion, denied lhe rank-
group, said he thinks Reagan's and-file vote !iprang from fear of
actions will em holden school a similar confrontatlon and loss
superintendents and other of· of work
ficials to deal more sternly with Thal w<1s no s urprise. unton
ORLANDO, Fla. <AP> -It
sbouldn't happen io a dog.
strikes by public employees. leaders want the troops to
Myers, the group's president. which are legal in only eight believe..,. contracts with manage-
Myers said the deal was s tates. ment are approved because the
Transplant finding
may aid in surgery
And that's why Randy Longino
and Janice Jeffries spent an
hour inside a closed-up car un-
der a~tless sun in 92-degree
weather.
The sentence was offered by
the president of the Orlando
Humane Society as an
alternative to criminal charges
of cruelty to animals. ~
"The punishment fits the
crime and they were pretty good
sports about it," said Dick
struck after an inspector re-The American 1-'cderation of top officers have done a good job
moved the couple's cocker Teachers. saying some 44,000 of of negoUatin~ wages and other
spaniel and poodle from their its members face layoffs as benefits.
locked car at a Winter Park schools reopen this fall, forecast Jn fact. Biller and Vincent
motel and left a note explaining difficult contract negotiations in Sombrotto. his counterpart at
the pets had been taken into pro-s u ch cities a s Bos ton and the National Association of Let·
tective custody. Philadelphia. ll s aid teachers ter Carriers. both former New
Longino stormed into the of· are thre<1tening strikes in both York local union presidents.
fice a short time later, demand· cities. ascended to the top of the two
ing to know why his car was But Lough t<1lk is being tern· unions bcc<1use of rank-and-file
broken Into. pered with a recognition of reali· dissatisfaction with earlier con·
He calmed down, Myers said, ty within the public employee tract settlements.
when he realized he could face unions. On the record. top tabor
Spanish king
to visit U.S.
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can die in less than 30 minutes if Federation of State. County and Professional Air Traffic Corr-
MADRID, Spain <AP> -King
Juan Carlos will fly to the Unit-
ed States in mid-October to meet
with President Reagan during a
week-long visit, the news agency
Europa Press reported Monday.
left inside an unventilated car on Municipal Employees, which re-trollers Organization smack& of
a hot-day, Myers said. cently led Minnesota state union-busting and they assert
At one point during the hour-employees through a 22-day that it will only make organized
long punishment. Myers taunted strike, said she feels state and workers in the public workforce
the couple from Topeka, K. local gove rnme nt leaders now more militant thah ever.
standing outside their car with a will "use everything they can That can't be reconciled .
can of cold soda pop. and the impact of public opinion. however, with the acknowledge·
After the ordeal was over, the The swing lo the right will cause ment by one union official of the
NEW YORK IA P > Scien-
tists have found th3t rals wall
not re1ect skin grafts if the rats
are first given liver trnnsplants.
a discover v that could eventual-
ly he lp prevent the rl'JCCtion of
organ IJ"ansplant:-. in human be·
ings.
Wnting in the C'urr ent issue of
the British scientific 1ournal
Nature. the scientis ts ~aid the
liver transplant!\ were more ef-
fective a_t stopping rcjectiory
than the mos t potent a nti-
rejcction drugs now used.
The r esear c hers, Naoshi
Kaunda,. H. S. Davies and Bruce
Roser of the Institute of Animal
Physiology 1n C<J mbridge ,
England. cannot yet explain the
finding
But the hope as that at even-
tually will lead to the develop-
ment of a new way to prevent or·
gan rejection in transplant pa·
tients.
The main d 1ff1 c ull y with
transplant operations is that the
new organs are quickly attacked
by the body's immune system.
the line of defense that keeps the
body free or disease most of the
time
The immune sys te m is de-
signed to attack any foreign ob-
ject in the body. whether that
object is a disease-causing bac-
te rium or a transplanted organ.
One way to get around that
problem is to give patients or-
gans donated by their siblings.
Because siblings have similar
genetic makeup, the body may
not view the transplanted organs
as foreign and may not try t.o re-
ject them.
The agency said the king, ac-
companied by his wife, Queen
Sofia. and Foreign Affairs
Minister Jose Pedro Perez
Llorca. will visit Los Angeles
and Santa Barbara and several
other forme r Spanish colonial
cities on the California coast.
couple, dripping with sweat and major problems for us."
s miling sheepishly. emerged Labor peace at all levels of
from their car to a pair of yelp-government may hinge more on ··························~~····· : Put $38 lfl Work ancl Earn : ing, leaping dogs. Corky, the Reagan administration budget
spaniel. and Romeo, the poodle, policies than on lhe president's
had s pent the hour inside the stern respanse to the air con-
society's air-conditioned build· trollers' strike . State and local
ing. leaders likely will be forced into
(hie c s. _.
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LA boal-d backs
anti-cii!iie bill
LOS ANGELES IAPl Alex
Bookston, an irate jewelry store
owner who has launched a tough
crime initiative, may see his
pr9posal qualify for the June
ballot sooner than he thought.
The Los Angeles County Board
of Supervisors has thrown its
awesome weight behind the pro-
posal which woatd mete out stir-
f er sentences to convicted
burglars and robbers.
The supervisors' endorsement
came as a surprise to Bookston.
who didn't get wind of it until
after the board had adjourned.
signatures and is aiming for
500,000. .
The board's endorsement, he
said, has generated the publicity
h e needs to gather more
signatures. He said Councilman
Hal Bernson called and wants to
introduce the same motion to the
Los Angeles City Council this
Wfek.
Bookston 's telephone is also
becoming a hotline for dis
tressed callers who have a sad
s tory to tell about the "one that
got away ,''
'
Or&Rf18 Coast DAILY PILOT/TueSday, September I , 1981 s
Trucke rs-.
facing
penaltiesr ..
SACRAMENTO (AP> -The
California Highway Patrol say&
1t iis planning a crackdown ol out -of-s tate truckers wh •
haven't paid California fees.
The CHP announced that i
would st art detaining out·of·
state trucks until the r,es and
penalties are. paid, a mov.e that
is expected to net the state up td
$4 million a year In additionalt
revenue.
Surveys have shown that a4
many as 75 percent of out.of-•
stale truckers fail to comply
with California registration law,
the patrol said.
California truck fees, based on
value and weight, run about
SI .100 a year for a typicaJ truck
and trailer .. , got a call from Mike An-
tonovich's office (the supervisor
who introduced the motion),"
Bookston said. ··1 didn't believe
it. I asked for a copy of the mo-
tion to make s ure."
""One little old lady, 72, called
me up,.. Bookston recounted.
'"She s aid this man grabbed her
off the s idewalk the other day.
picked her up and then threw
her to the ground. He grabbed
her purse and ran straight into
the arms of a policeman.'
AIRLINE CLOSES -Gerald Peters. Golden
Gate Airlines vice president. ~nnounces in
Monterey that the airline is suspending all
"''~ operations due to the impact of the air C'On
trollers strike. About 800 employees of the
airline will be laid off
Trucks based in many other/)
s tates which want to travel irf'°'
California 'have three options;
pay a percentage or l e
California fee based on the miles
traveled in California ('Om pared In introducing ·his motion, An-
tonovich noted "California is in
the middle of a crime wave
which is unprecedented in the
history of our state. In the past
year more than 700,000 crimes
were mm1 e .
''She was lying on the ground.
Her glasses were smashed. She
went to court because the guy
was caught. But when the de-
Super glue for brain surgery lo total miles traveled; get a
90-day permit for 25 percent of,
the full California fee, or get a
one-trip permit, good for fiv~
days, for $5.
. Jct San Diego doctor develops new technique for oper ations California has reciprocaJ
agreements with about 26
Eastern states to forego each
other's truck fees.
Books ton is familiar with
crime. After looking down the
wrong end of a gun for the sixth
time last F'ebruary, the 62-year-
old Granada Hills man decided
to try to change the law. He
launched a p etition drive to
mandate 12 to 20-year sentences
for convicted robbers-a nd
burglars -double the current
penalties.
identify he man. she couldn't
because her gla5ses had been
s mashed. The guy was turned
loose."
Bookston doesn't believe his
law would prevent minor details
like this from throwing out court
cases. "If my law were passed,
a criminal would face eight to 12
years in prison for robbery in·
stead of one year. He wouldn't
be so apt to do this "
LA JOLLA <AP> -A new
technique involving a super glue
is being used to treat inoperable
brain lesion at the University of
Cafifol'nia at San Diego.
Or. Charles W. Kerber, the
neuroradiologist who developed
the technique. says he first got
some advice from an inventor.
"l learned a little bit about
latex chemistry with a balloon
on the end which I could float up Those convicted of attempting
the. crimes would face eight to 12
years in jail instead of two to
s ix. There would be no plea
bargaining, suspended sentences
or probation.
If Bookston gets the required
346.119 signatures by Oct. 26. tus
initiative will qualify for the
ballot early next year. He said
he already has gathered 100,000
'CHiPs ' star back
after cycle spill
College offe rin~
tailorin~ cour e
Area residents can learn to
tailor blazers and Jackets this
fall by enrolling in an eight-part
series at Orange Coast College,
Costa Mesa.
The series meets on
s uccessive Fridays at noon .
beginning Sept. 11 , in Room 103
of OCC's Home Economics
Building and the fee as $20. For
_!!lorejnformation. call 556-5880-
LOS ANGELES (AP l -Larry
Wilcox, still smarting from in-
juries suffered in a motorcycle
accident. has returned to work
on the NBC series "CHiPs."
MGM Television spokesman Bill
Barron said.
"He's walking a little slow,
but he's feel.ing much better,"
Barron said.
Wilcox, who plays a Highway
Patrol m otorcycle officer, was
injured when a three-wheeled
cycle fell over on him while he
was filming in sand dunes north
of Los Angeles .
• The actor was hospitalized
-br-iefly and was advised by hi~-
Grand OMllMa Sde
CALIM>.o
doctors to take three or four
days off.
The company worked on in-
terior sets Friday. but Wilcox is
ex peeled to be back on a
motorcy('Je Monday. Barron
said.
Bruce J enner, who was called
in as a special guest star after
Erik Estrada failed to report for
work. was not in the scenes· be-
ing filmed ..
Meanwhile. negotiations CQn·
tinued be tween lawyers for
Estrada and MGM t& settle a
damage S-uit and countersuit
that would allow Estrada to re-
turn to work.
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an interview. ly. It se . (f arteries and veins
"And there is a tiny hole in the in the VM, in eff~ct starvin_g it
end of the balloon to let me send to 11 th and d1vertmg blood into
through some X·ray contrasting normal blood vessels.
agent to see where in the brain I The patients are kept awake
am to blow up the balloon to stop under hypnosis or the innuence
the blood now there for a mo-of medication such as Valium
ment and then, using the same because Kerber wants to be able
hole in the balloon, squirt in to communicate with them dur-
some glue, deflate the balloon ing the procedure. But they
and get out " seldom complain it is uncom-
Kerber has treated 80 patients fortable, Kerber said
with a massive brain abnormali-
ty called arteriovenous
malformation. or AVM . The ab-
normality, involving a tangled
bundJe or blood vessels in the
brain, can lead to strokes and
dea~. ,
According to colleagues.
. Kerber's acrylic-based plastic
··Most of the cGmplaints I get
are related lo the hardness of
the table." he said.
Kerber has a special permit to
use the surgical glue in research
because its use otherwise is pro-
·hi bited by the U.S. Food and
Drug Administration .
Diet fig ure se nte nce d
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The
operator of Metaboli c Weight
Reduction Clinics Inc. has been
sentenced to a year and a day in
federal prison in connection with
the illegal distribution-or di~
pills.
Ann liera6. who operated
-weight reduction c linics in
Livermore, Hayward. Fremont.
Tracy and Union City, also was
rined Sl00,000,
She pleaded guilty to on e
count of insurance fraud through
the mail. four counts of mis -
representation lo obtain con-
trolled drl!&S and one count of
conspiracy to distribute 4.5
mill1on Phendimetrazine
tablets A jury dis missed
another 51 counts filed against
her.
CH P Com missioner Glen
Craig said that citing truckers
who haven't paid California fees
was ineffe('tive because it was
cheaper for them to post bail
than pay the fee, and in some
cases they just disregarded the
citations.
"Warrants were issued for
failures to appear. but following
up a warrant for an operatqr
who may be tn California only a
few days each year is difficult.''
Craig said.
Motor Vehicles Director Doris
Alexis said s he will assign
employees to the CHP check•
points to rate and register
trucks and collect fees.
The program will start Sept. 1
at the Banning Inspection Facili•
ly on Interstate 10; on Oct. l at
the ,Mt. Shasta Inspection Facili-
ty on Interstate 5; on Nov. 1 al
the Truckee platform scales on
Interstate 80 and the Win·
terhaven platform scales on In.·
terstate 8, and Dec. 1 at the Ca-
JOn Platform scales on ln-
t e r s tate 15 north_ of San
Bernardino. -
Craig said the program grew
out of a 54-day pilot effort at
Banrung in late 1979. He said
l , 107 vehicles were registered on
the spot, netting almost $80,000
in fees and penalties.
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·• Orang Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, September I , 1981
arn~urnrn~ffi[ [pffirn~·
Older youths need
better shelter help
1 Ot·~mgc County leaders may
have aggravated u sensitive spot
by deciding last Wt!l!k t hul coun
ty fjnanred temporary s he lter
hom~s for wa\'w1nd vouths
s hould primaril~.' ::,t'l'Vl' the most
incorrigible types
• The decision could IN1d some
community lead(•rs to object. as
in the past. to l he placement or
the homt•s in th(•tr
ne ighbo1·hoods . But count~ of
ficials should stick to their poht·~
1f they are committed to helµ111g
I he troubled adoll·->cenls
F'ive shelter~ currcntl\ a1·e in
o peration m the county to ·provide
res pite for runa\\ t.1ys or othl'r
-yt>uths who need ~om~ ~eparat10n
from thc11· t\1mil1es . Thl· count,. 1s
paying a totCJI of $672.500 this
year to the n{ln·µrofit agendt>s
which ran the ~ht•ltcrs
ThCJt money origint.1tes at tht>
s tCJlc government level, where ii
is budgeted for program:, to keep 1 ~o un~ people from enchng up
behind bars, either in juvenile de-
tention facilities or in jail.
After stud ying the five
s h elt ers t his s pring. though.
._.ounty resear<'hers eonc luded
tha t the programs weren't offer-
ing much help to the older but
s till troubled vouths . The reason ,,·c.1s that the older "clie nts··
\\e ren·t as amt.'nablt! to counst•I·
1ng and didrt"l nt mto lht' l am1I~
t~·pe counseling tl'<:hniques uftt:n use~.
·flle SllJH'rV ISUl'!-i adm1tt1.·d
las t week t h<1t I hl' olckr ~ ouths
are exactlv t he one~ mo~l in
d<y!gcr of c~mmtlltn~ crimes :md
cl'.l:cirng up l>cbind har~. Th~)
~agreed that ->h t·llers tn futLH't'
vt>ars mus t clt>monstrall' a will
ingness to :,cn ·e s uch adoll·~tcnt~
bc.·for(• recewm~ ct)llnty funding
It may not b(• u popu lar dt·
c1sion. al let.1st at first Hut in the
long run. focu~ing on the tought•st
Nbe~ eould r~uc·e !:>~rious c nmt-
A tougher U.S.
The headlines comt• at us
from L1bv<i and Kore a . but tht·~
s eem part .of <J m uch bigger pie
tu re
The Cnited Statl'S. that s lum
bering giant the past decade. 1s
real:>ser t ing 1t~ prese n c e
worldwide ~md. if nect·ssary. ih
mus cle
One of lhl· priorities of the
Reagan admm1s trat1on has bet•n
to bol s ter the L'. image
worldwide t hroug h mili t ary.
t·conom1 c. d1plom:.it1c· and other
policies
This 1s not to s uggest the L' .S.
conspired to bring about the re
cent incidents involving Libya
and '.\lortrt Korea But it now
must be c lear to friend. foe and
unaligned a like I hat the l.Jnited
States no longer can be l'Uunted
on to step aside or mercl~ grum
ble a llttle
At the momt>nl. am wa\. no grou~ or t.:.S. c1t1zens ~.held
hostage b~ a Mideast nalton. no
new Rus sian c.·xcur~ions ha'<'
been launched. no ,\rab s heiks
are raisin~ at rnndom the price
o r ml and fe" Europeans are un-
loading dolhtrs bec au~e of unat
1 ract1ve exchange rates.
This is not to s av there aren't
prOblt.>mS In lht' WOl'ld and SI ffi·
mering powder kegs . One nearl~
went off last week in Angola .Ju~t
this week. Americans were in
jured i.lnd l ' S propcrt~· damaged
in bombings in West Germany
and Peru Ct•nlr<il Amenca 1s '
dangerous ly unstable. Tomorrow
could bring mot'l' troubll•
But it s eems e\'ldent th.it the
l '.S. once again 1s m a king itself
vis ible world\\ 1de
This post>~ problt>ms a!-1 \H•ll
as pluses .
Our dowlllng of thl• t \\II Lib
~·an planl'S alread~ 1s n•lt·~u t ed
to the baek pages If the '.'forth
Korean incident follows previous
µatterns . it s hould cool s hortly
But more such confront ;.it ions.
ran b<' expected The) ma,\ t·oml'
this week. this month. th 1 ~ ''l'<\I'.
hut the' will l'Ome Thl· · onh
q uestwn· ts where
That ·s th~ pnce for b(•ang th<'
leuder of the 'fret' world
How Rus!.tu \'ICW!:> Lh1s OC\\
role of Amc•rica als o will rn
fluenct· actions b'' it s satellite
and comrade nations. ln addi
tion. Russia h a s s pe nt billions of
dollars lo modernize its army. air
force and n<ivy into the ~trongest
fi ghting forct• tn t he world
The position of t he Rt>ag~rn
administration unlike that of
his predecessor seem!'! clear
be seen. stand firm and I hen
don't ,·acillate '.'lcgot1att-. hut
negotiate from strt>ngth.
Thjs will continue ;.,i~ long t•s
the publk l'lea r l ~· µern•h't•s 1 hi s
pollc~· and s uµporb it
Questio~able holiday
I
A controversi al bill-that
'' o u Id m <1 k e ~l a rt 1 n L u I ht' r
King's Jan 15 b1 rthda~ u public
school holiday m Cahforn1a has
reached Gm· Rrown .., desk aflt'r
passagl' by both the Assembl.'
and Senale. the latter foJlov.tnJl
a biller. fiw hour debatc.· that n·
s uited 111 :.i ban· mCJ1unt~ 111
fovor.
If signed by the governor. lhl·
bill woulcl makl' l'alifornit.1 lhl•
18th state to rC'cogni1.e thc.• h1rth
dav of I he as suss1natl·d ti\ 11
ri1.ihts leader
While Or angt• Count y Sen
John Schmitz Wl·nt <1 liltlt' nnr
hoard in denouncing King as the
·"g ullible companion of so
America's top community com-
munists·· a statement refuted
b~· quotations from King ·s work"
in which hc denounced com
mumsm there still is reason In •
q11est1on lhl' s tu1t•w1de '>dtool
hohd<I~ prnpOSCJI
There 1s no doubt that King.
winner of thl· :'\obt.·I Pc·ace P ritl'.
µla~·ed a \'Ital role in ad\'ancing
c ivil rights and tempering racial
prejudice-in thll; country. and
that his crusade 1s one that
should bt> expos ed lo ~·ounger
generation..,
Howe\'N. i-.o for Ill Cahforntc.t
the birthda\'S of onlv two leader-..
G e o r g e ·w a s h 1 'n J.! t o n ;.i n cl
Ahra ham Lincoln . ha\l' het·n
honored with holida v~ .\nd in
this light. it would Sl:em hard to
ju::,tify a <,<:hoo t holi<la~· Ill Kin~·s
honor
Mor e to the µoint. perhaps
would be the dcclar al ion of a da~
hich the wholl' "pectrnm of
t civil n g hts movem~nl. <ind
it s signi fi c <in c c for al l
American::,. coul d be the subject
of s pecial school slud1C's.
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L.M. Boyd/Weather forecast
Simplest ot the American Indian
techniq ud for Co rec as ting the
weather: H the cookfire smoke rises.
count on good skies ahead. If it drirts
downward, expect a stormv lime
1 Q. What's the interest paid by ~wiss banks on savings accounts?
A Up to 3 percent.
LWhen England's king Henry VII
arried Eli zabeth of York, that
ended the War of the Roses. In com·
memorallon there are· still al least
400 pubs throughout England and
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
Wales each known as the Rose &
Crown.
Q. How many time zones an Chtna?
A. One.
Ever since the turn of the cenlucy.
the best-selling calendars have been
those with pictures of cats on them.
It 's remarkable. is It not, that this
trend has rem ained so con11tant? The
1981 best·seller was "Cat Calendar"
by Bernard Kliban of Marin County,
Calif.
Thomas P. Ha&ey
Publisher
Thomas A. Murpttlne
Editor
Barbara Krelbich
Editorial Page Editor
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Soviets widen 'mine gap'
WASHINGTON Mtnes are an errec
live and relatively cheap mea11s or
sealmg off an ene my's seaports in time
of war But the Soviet Navy has opened
up an impressive ·gap" in this bargain
basement area of naval competition
• with the United States.
Acc·ording to a recent study by the
General Accounllng Office, based on re·
ports by the Naval Intelligence Support
Center and other agencies, the Soviet
Union "has the largest , most d1vers1fied
mine stockpile and mme warfare fo rce
of any of the world's navies."
Meanwhile. the government probers
concluded. the U S Navy's minelaying
and mines weeping capabil ities have
reached an all·lime low Exacerbating
the problem is the fact that the Navy
has given low priority to anlelU gence ef-
forts lo determine the exact extent of
·the Russians· mine warfare expertise
WtOLE S HRUGGING off the Soviet
potential m this area. the Pentagon ad
m1rals-have let their own mane warfare
s trength go lo pot. concluded the an
vest1gators.
"The Navy would find it hard to con·
duct even lh.e most limited type or mm-
m~ or mine countermeasures opera
t1on~,' the ~ecret GAO report states
"Tht' forc·e is de~raded by inadequate
numb<·r of s hrns. their age and de
G.
-JA-CK-AN-D-fR-SO-N -~
p&.1rcdncss they found in the Navy 's own
m1ncla}1ng and minesweeping
capab1hl)
"A severe lack of mane warfare tac-
l1 t'<tl ,expertise plagues the naval fleet
and major shore s taffs." the un-
published GAO report slates. Several
Ne1vy officials acknowledged to the con-
grl'ss1onal investigators that many of-.
ficcrs assigned to mining or minesweep
ing units had had no experience in the
tricky business
teriorating condition, and la<.·k of ex ·
perienct>d mine tountermeas ures
personnel.··
MORE T HAN that. the Navy's
m1nl•sweepers are sorry specimens.
The basic force includes 25 ships with
nff aver age age of 25 years And the
vessels are not only antiques, but in
deplorable condition.
While L',S inte lli gence agencies
agree about the Russians' superiority in
m me warfare, there is disagreement
over lhe Soviets· intentions. and thus
over the serious ness of the threat
opened up by the "mine gap." And
because gathering inlelligen<>e about Sovi~ine warfare advances has been
given such a low priority, sou rces mid
my associate Lucette Lagnado. there 1s
really little authoritative information on
the subject
ALL OF THIS brought the lJ S.
seers back to the sorry state
Basking 1n tht! IHllions of dollars
s howered on them by the Reagan ad-
ministration, the Pentagon's admirals
apparently are planning lo throw a few
buci<s toward the mine warfare pro·
• g rarti Several new projects are on the
drawing board, some are even in the
production stage Unf.ortunately, the re·
port predicts, il will take the Navy time
to liCComplish its mme warfare goals -
perhaps as long as five years
Fund-raising tactics h rely legal
Under the gui se of campaign fund·
~aising. California's legislators have
been skating dangerously close to those
felonious acts of bribery and blackmail
in increasing tempo since 1966. It was at
that time they commenced calling
the mselves "full-time. professional
lawmakers." a euphemism which turns
out to mean "full -time, professional of·
fi ceholders" whose dedication is not to
public service but rather the perpetua·
lion of themselves in elective offi ce and
''how much is in it for me?"
Mindful of the laws of libel. their
practice perha ps cannot be icalled
bribery or blackmail but certainly' un·
dee the_rules DL1air comment can be
described as reprehensible, despicable
and scandalous.
The reference is to the proliferahon of
fund·raising dinners s taged by the
legislators . Such dinners are not new in
the world of politics. Held in their dis·
tricts at campaign time the dinners
were about the purest form of fund·
rais ing si nce the invitations and
solicitations were only lo their known
supporters and kindred spirits who gave
cheerfully because they agreed with the
views o_f the, candidates. ~
BUT ALL THAT HAS chanled and
tod ay's lawmakers have targeted lob-
byists as fair game for their fund-
raising bringing particul ar pressure on
those they know are opposed to them.
That the fobbyists are their targets is
self.evident in the fact the dinners are
held at the state capital. And legislators
don 't wait until campaign time but kick
off at the opening and continue all
through the legislative sessions.
The money they seek in their invita-
tions , which are not too subtle demands.
EARL WATERS
r, c:::-. -. ~, ,..,_
~·~
is not peanuts. While some are modest,
seeking only S.100 or $150. a plate. the
most popular figure is S500 with some
asking SI,000. The lobbyists are expect-
ed to buy a table for 10 which can cost
them as much as SI0,000. But that is on·
ly for one legislator .
Invitations received in the first six
months of this year by just one lobbyist
from 46 legislators carried requests for
a total of $396,160. At those rates if all
the members of both houses have or
will solicit the lobbyists thls year it
could put the cost of lobbying at the pro·
hibilive sum of $1.25 million. Multiply
tha t by the more than 500 registered
lobbyislii in Sacramento and then call
for .a Brin.k's truck.
OF COURSE, NOT ALL of the lob-
byists buy 10 tickets-A few courageous
ones refuse to buy iiny. But the threat of
being punished for not "cooperating" is
r e al . In fa ct. more than a few
legis lators are very aggressive in their
ticket sales. They or their aides, paid
with public funds, badger the lobbyists
with phone calls or, worse, refuse to
listen lo them when they come around
to discuss pending legislation. pointedly
telling them they don't see their names
rm he hst of contributors . These com -
put nzed lists a re used to match with
oth s of their party thus magnifying
the c rcion to gel donations from those
not s mpathetic to the legislator's
views
NOT LL legislators hold such din·
ners. Just most of them And some un -
abashedly schedule three or four or
more drnners in one year Nol all hold
dinners in Sacramento Just most of
them.
Those reluctant to indulge in such tac-
tics are pressured by their peers and
their party caucus leaders to join in the
fun. They point out that the dinners re-
quire no effort because professional or-
~anizers, who s kim 15 to 20 percent, are
avail able lo stage them making it "an
easy way to raise money." While the
money is ostensibly for campaigning,
some members obviously have been
diverting it to personal use because the
Fair Political Practices Committee has
been '\\iresUing with new rules to pro·
hibit such conversions
The new 1neanirig of 'property rights' ,-
Every idea or institution. Lord AC?ton
warned us a long time ago, finally
perishes by an excess of its own basic
principle These a re profound words,
still too little understood by those who
SYDNf Y HARRIS
wield power or influence, and even less
by the general public .
I am thinking of rurnl people a ll
around the country. who Are now facing
the Wtimate confrontation with their
basic principle that a man's property ls
.hi.'l to dispose of as be wishes. From
Maine to Cali!omia, and points north to
south. this has been the sturdy in-
dividualistic tenet of the townsman and
the farmer around him.
B T T H E DOC TRINE o r I n
dlyiduallam is coming Into sharp con· met with the idea of community. Is
there an absolute right to property that
overrides the welfare of the communi·
ty? Do you have the right to sell your
land to whomever you wish. regardless
or its impact?
Until recent years, words like "zon·
ing" and "planning" were like red n ags
lo the American farmer and townsman:
part of a socialist conspiracy. no doubt,
some dark bureaucratic plot to divest
the property owner of his God·given
right to do with his land what he saw flt. · · r have a right to sell to anyope I want
lo." he defianUy proclaims.
But if we push thi!i principle to Its ex
treme, as Acton clearly saw, we begin
to lose other precious rights : most Im·
porlant or all. the right to live in the
kind of community wt would like to
have
IF WE SELL our farm to a glue rac·
tory; If we sell our waterfront property
to a developer; ll we sell out woods to a
timber company or ou_r meadows to a
che mical plant, we are drastically
chan.rtnll the character of our whole
1 n!lghbo~hood -which may be t.he very
reason that people settled there in the
fi rst place
If we stubbornly resist zoning and
planning <or more s ubtly evade their reg··
ulalions» we may find, only a few
years down the road, that our "liberty''
is a myth and a delusion, that it has cost
us more than it is worth, that "in·
dividualism" ii; an e mpty word if "com-
munity" dislntegrntes.
GllllY Bii
Most of ua know where our next penny
is coming from these days. It's our
c hange fro m a $20 bill at tbe
supermarket F.K
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-•u•rlly r.tl«1 I.,. •I••• •t 11119 -~ ...,. ,._""' • 1
-••I• OIMMY 0.., 0.llf ftll9' ..
4 • o • a o a 4 • '., ..
DC cop bullish
Disguise aids drug bust
W l\SlllNtiTON 11\1' 1 l>on
11t'll .luckson, l\Ul\llt'l'll'd of deal
Ill~ In hl'rnin. "··~ {'UUght oH
.:11urd 111 u -;urp1'1!11• ru1<1 but ~e
l11gi;:l')\t 'ho(·k \HI~ thl· ~arb of
t ht> urn•-;t 111i: off1t·t•1 a rented
hull t'o~tunw
S.:t John k.oruut1l0k ~uys the
1clt•;1 (or tht• bull 1111tfil worn by
offkl·r Alfred Mc'Muster came
from the "Wutt'h out, for the
bull" advt•rhsC'm<•nts for Schlitz
M ult Liquor Police h11d
noticed many su~JH'Ch.·d drug
de.ilers drinking the beverage
"before, during and after mak·
ing drug transactions,'' he said
Police reports say J ackson, 31,
of Washington . ..,d four others
were sitting 1n a car in the heart
of the city's southeast drug ror
ridor when a nondescript van
. pulled up beside them
The officer an the bull suit aod
several other undercover detec·
tives bearing badges made from
Schlitz cans leaped rrom the van
and arrested Jackson and his
con;ipanion!>. aN°ord1ng to the
police reports
Tho detectives seized S20,000
wo11h of heroin, $6,800 In cash
and a pistol', pohce said And
three other persons suspected of
being drug dealers were arrest
ed from the crowd of about 200
that gathered lo gawk. f)()licc
said
Kornurick, who directed
''Operatio n Bull," said the raid
had been pJanned for two weeks.
He said the officers originally in
tended to a r rest the four on
charges of drinking in public,
but the narcotics and gun
charges cam~ as a bonus.
The arrest was designed to
embarrass Ja~kson, who has
given police "a lot of abuse" in
the past, Kornutick said
Reached at llis hom e Frank
Sellin ger, president of the
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co .
said, ··we use the bull in our ad·
vert isements, that's all." He
declined to discuss the matter
further.
The te levised ads feature a
bu II crashing through windows
or walls.
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only for the elite
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Playgirl with Money or a
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to tell you how to get your
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Times ·
The p~blicat1on Ultra
features the good life and good
times only the very rich can ar
ford.
The magazine \\<on 't appear at
newsstands and there as no price
on lhc cover. because it's for
free sort or
t:Ltra costs at least St50.000 to
subscribe. says publisher Carter
Rochelle. Or rath(•r. Rorhellf'
Pact r each e tJ
BOSTON CAP > The John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Co., which keeps losing gJass
panes from its 60·story home of-
fice building, has reached a settle·
ment wHh the building's designer
and builders.
c x p I a i n s , it 's m a·i I e d at no
charge to a carefully selected
group of Texans whose average
a nnual ancomes arc roughly
$150,000
In other words. if you haven't
already attained th·e pinnacle of
financial success, chances arc
• you'll never see the publication
-not even its cover, which cur·
renlly features an immaculately
dressed woman handing a
trophy to a man on a polo pony
So far, Ultra is being sent to
about 70,000 affluent Texans.
whose names were gleaned from
country club rosters and social
registers.
Ultra meets a need . said
wealthy Houst&n apartment de·
veloper H arold Farb. He said
rich Texans want to read about
fashio n , a r t, trave l -a nd
themselves.
Advertisers in the premier Is·
s ue include Tiffan y's, Neiman-
M arcus a nd the International
Gold Bullion Exchange.
Military
ships
misuse d?
.JA(.;K~ONVILLE. Flu <AP>
The tJ S Navy is in\•estigal·
ang char1otes that twu captains
und an admiflil improperly used
Nuvy craft. in .some cases aJ.
legedly to go skin·~ivipg, visit
relatives or pick up s ausages
and lcibster
A hearing 1s being held at the
M ayport Naval Station here to
determine if Capt. Ma r vin 0 .
Reynolds and Capl John E.
Wasloski violated the Uniform
Code of Military Justice and if
they should bl' court martialed.
Rear Adm Bryan W .
Compton, station ed aboard the
USS America o(f Australia, 1s
not J target in the Jacksonville
heu1ng, which continues next
wt>ek But Navy spokcs m~n
KC'ndell Pl'ase in Washington.
D.C , said Compton 1s subject to
a formal ir\vestjgation there.
Reynolds. once base com
mandc.·r. 1s alleged by Navy
prosecutor Frank Niverl to have
made seven flights in Navy
planes from Jacksonville to .
Cordele., Ga., near his home. for
private visits and to bring back
sausage for himself and his •
friends. lie is also alleged to
have flow~ Navy planes to An
dros lslanCf, 111 ·lhe Bahamas. to
pick up•lobster
Naval rCftulations bar the use
of Navy planes for private
purposes
Waslos ki, former executive of
f1cer at Mayport. is alleged by
prosecutors to ha\·e misused the
73 foot luxury yacht Rebecca
Ann The yacht. built for the late
m1lllona1re recluse Howard
Hughes in 1940 and seized as a
drug runner a fey, years ago.
was loaned to the Navy by the
General Accounting Offtce for
th€.' gC'neral recreation use of the
base's 16.000 men
Compton 1s alleged to have or
de red aircraft from tht' cai;rier
USS Forrestal to fly him from
Jackson'ville to Key West for a
weekend s kin-diving trip.
Socne of the allegations a.i:e be·
ing made by Cmdr . Bernard
McGee. former base comp·
tr o l ler . M cGee recen t l y
pleaded guilty to five counts of
misconduct.
'Orenge Coast DAILY PILOTfTuesday, September 1. 1981 .47
MODERN DAY MUSKETEER Da\'td llunlie.
1:1. o( Suu,al1to, looks out of plan' hitchhtktllJ.!
al<Jng fn.0l'\\ a~ 1n El11ab1.•than 1-{arb. Hut Ill' is
a P<ll't 1cipanl tn tht· i.JllRoUal Rena1ssanct
Plt>asun· Fain• Ill ~"' at11 uncl needl•d a ridl'
The f~11rt'. v. h1d1 ('1>11t11111e:-. \\ eekl•nd!'o through
.. ,. .........
Sl•ptt•rnh<•r '' tht· \orlht·rn Califc1rn1<1
\'(•r,11111 to 1h1· 'fl' 111gt trill' t'\l.'111 held each
~<',II 111 .\gout .1 '1'1111,1• ,1 ttt•rHltng ill'l' 1•11
1·011r.igl'd to dn·,., 111 c·o<;lu11w' dl'JJll'litlg lht·
Ht·11ah,,111t't' pt·r 111<1
Coastline honors students
Area residents o~ president's, dean's lists
Area students attending Coastline Community
College have.• been honored by being named lo the
president s and dean ·~ lis ts for the 1980·81
academic ~1·ar
Those rncikang the president's list maintained
a 13.75 grade point average out of a possible 4.0.
Tho~e making tht• dean's list maintained a 3.5
grade 1.xnni a\'erage for the two semesters·.
Those making the pres ident's last are
....._ -qortt S.v111 •nd C•tlly Swift
C..... •• "'"' o •• ,,. 0.For"'t, s.nay Fr"m.n, Alc,...rd Heu • ..., MeryW.111
C•U ,,_.. Cllll0<d Artllur, JoHrty Qll, J•tnn Call•l\•n. OoUQI•• Chaney at'4 Cyn1n1a Clar ~
Kurt1~r!~,Crow sn.tun• H1tar••"· Auuetl ~~n. t erry Jone' Mwt s.u,
~ Myr1111, Lu Pen111, O.n.ore A_.., •no "'1ytll1 Wet>o
Bu:.~,::~~h.~~~'}~re~rmilronQ, Slllrloy C.ln, 0.tm• OuAll>e,
0o1:!ic~::;.. Fr•n~ E•t Fyi.I LAIQn H•mo. SnorOft H•lh•W•Y •no
•nd ':![:!7. ~:~·.~~', Petr KI• L•not. f:r•nce\ ~UOlr. JuGUh Mlftton •
llOI-fhynolch, Aov A-••. LOUI> Sargent. Wllll•m Sltln, Beryl W•n• •"Cl "'4ry W•lker
H ............. ia.ec~ H01Bllen9 .t.f911an1, Mery ll•ID<fli.ld. Alben. e.n. nell, L-11 Cnece •nd Anne Co•
_,.,, O.NI, P•ll'I' 0••1M>n, Maty O.Boom, Margaret OIM!rkll -\llri ,.11• 019111 Hof.,.~•ld Outhit, Bunni Eckert, Francl• Grima, -.1u HlrKll •nd Je.,,
Ar~~:B~~I•, Ell1.ipe1n Joro.tn, Mllrge Kernan. J •MI Kl.elMr •no
N•ncy lycs.y, Joellyn M•rtow, Ell"' M<O.rmott, Fr•ncH Moffett •nd N.,>< y Nlchot1
,..at.ti. OllY9r, tAllrlt A .... ,, _,., Ale,..,.,_,; \llcld S.k•klnl, J •ntl
Shera -09n•iit Woocu
lrvl,.. lllch•rd B•ker. Wini ee,,...11, Syllva Kern -'l•lorle NtlM>n.
"--' lltotll Muy 81alr, Paula Etrl, P•trl<I• -Hllllen, O.nl•I H111;.,d, Ke,,...111 Jolln•lon, Loro Le Pono•"" Dorl• W•terman
Tll>se m.a11>9 t,.. dHn > 1111 •rt .. ..,. Heney Per~m•n .. ..._ h i-Allee Brownell
C-.. , -r O•nlel 01n91e 1nc1 Patrltl• Env••rt
C:..U Mew Ja1>1,,. Adam-.. EU•ll• Btrllll, Timothy.Bi.tier, J am.s C•u .,.., S.mutl C•el'flon\
Jarnn EHl""m G•YI• Gardner Jimmy Gllllert, Anne HODC>o •nd lleny Horrw:
Cerolyn Kent Annt lu•ker l(orn Mllltr MIChHI Mo<ellouM end G1911 Mu,u. "
B.,bera Aeynofeh M•ry AIC•ty, franu• Rowllk, C"t"lhlt S-.Adn Helga S<llM 1n1111Qor
Eltlne ~h Alt .. nder Suri..•. 0"'11•1 St•lt •nd l(allly Thornton ·
.......... Valle'( Scii\I• Abre""""· S.nd,. B•ker, SMron Brll'!Mr, lln-da Caplt..no-L1no4 Ford . '
Paul HIO•. Frenll Mannono. SMrran 0 Donnell, Pl\ylll> A_,,11tr9 .,.., M.,k~aiOrT ,.
Roc.n Tw1. NHI Voorntu Ann W-r •"'Ver• wri9111
H...U...,._ IH<~ All• A•et tan Ben-II AlllM>n B11s~. Jeri
Ctca<.e -0..-.ld C•rr11 .. ~
V'ro1n1• OodQlf Aon• Orydtrn H•rr••\ f"•IO~n, Jltne\ FHNndel •nd J ••M'-FttfSIWr
MlcNel Fowler Ati.<ct l'uM,.,,..,, Judith G• ltr, Pf!yUI• G.llne• -
Jacktyn Hunrwr
Jaime J .. uber•~ En~a JOM\On Ronald 11: .. n. C,,_rlts Kt llity •"Cl 0.1>
bl• lu<•s
G•ry Lord. ""'r• M•• 111>. llooert McComC>. 11t<rv AAfd .. y and C11t11trlne Mell
LOAll'1 ~tu_.., Jettr.-v Ornttf•\, M/jry 01.ntu, P•trf<ll P•nk>f• end Roi.n Po,,.
Cliteven\ Pric.•. A\l'Of'lnf' q•ymurld1 MH111 Schmitt. Jo.en St1w1r1 Ind Lynn
Sulll•an
Eu:!~:~::ll•• Btl1v hmoy Geor9" ThHl<tr, Carol Von1 •ncl
Cl•yton W•i~t, Rttcn1• Wright •nd JunH 11n1 ,,.. • .,. Kevin Alltndt'r, Pobln All.,,.,.., J•~ Galne• encl Donne
T~otrl•ull
~ ... ch l1\\I Foreh•f'\ '
N.,..ort a.ach lYOI• B•ton, t•mm1• Cl,rlvnM\, Phyllt\. Eller, Alan
Fenster""ICPWt •l"Kt 0 Fen\ttrmia<Mt
Benv JOhn~tOf\ 1 l'lfOCk>r• 0 Connor Noel S<l'lln.,.I, J•O Scllntlci.r, Myr-
tl• StAIM••r •nd Arl•rw Wf1M r
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1 hE> commonest or all
tooth replacements 1<t
the remov<'ahle parttal
bndl{e or denture. mo..,t
often called simply lhl•
"partial " When <toml•
Leeth are prt'serll and
some m1S!l1ng, the
partial may be usl·d tu
replace the m1~s 1n l!
teeth Good or al
hygiene habits arc
partiC'Ularly important
for wearers or 1>a1lial
denture!'> Ir rood
residue and mm arc
allowed to acn1mulatc
on clasp!I I which are
food tr11ps 1 thl' very
Important abulment
tee!h may decoy. Be
Hl>•Clallt careful In ct~anina these clasp
tt>eth and the ln~lde of
the cla1ps Use the
sptdal denture brush to
• olean witt)in t.h clupg
so that the clasps, as
"ell ac; the tooth itself. ..., pre\•ent1ve clean
This mu!'it be done at
least once a day Have
"ater 1n the bottom of
the sink whenever you
clean }OUr partial. If it
should happen tq drop,
the water will break the
fall.
If u partial denture
becomes damaged in
any way, it should be
taken at once lo the
dentis t for repa\r.
Amateur atte mpts to
repair a denture are
(taught with danger
Oo·lt yourself dentistry
la. hiah folly. .
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Subject What do you think about constructing an interchange
o n the Santa Ana Freeway (1-5) at Alton P a rkway and
modifying Irvine Center Drive interchange on the San
Diego Freeway (1 -405)?
Proposal
• When&
Where
AT I .,. '"' * .......... Tr~':::::'o":-/ c-.. /
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LEGfNO• Q NIEW INTERCHANGE D MOOIFY INTem:HAitGE
The City of Irvine, in conjunction with CalTrans, is planning
to construct the Alton Parkway interchange with the Santa
Ana Freeway and modify the Irvine Cente r Drive
interchange with the San Di('9o Freeway. The proposed
project would provide easier entry for vehic les to existing
and future commercial and industrial sites. It would also
make more accessible a proposed bus and rail terminal and
permit better dist ribution of traffic on the 'freeways. A
crosstown a rterial highway proposed by the City of Irvine
would connect residential and regional employment areas
within the City limits.
' The public hearing will give you an opportunity to talk about
certain features of the project with CalTrans and City staffs
before the final design is picked. The te ntative schedule for
construction will be disclosed.
From now until September 24, 1981, you may see maps, a
report on the anticipated environmental effects of
construction, and o1her information on the proposed project.
You may question CatTrans and City representatives about
the project. They will be availabl~ Monday through Friday
from 8:00 a .m. to 4: 30 p.m . at two sit es. The first is the Public
Works Department, Irvine City Hall, 17200 Jamboree
Boulevard, Irvine, California, where the environmental
document is also available. The second s ite is at CalTrans,
Project Development Branch B, 120 South Spring Street, Los
Angeles, California. Come in and take a look, make copies if
you like, ask questions, express your concerns.
If you can't attend the hearing, you can send' your written
comments until September 24, 1981 to CalTrans, Project
Development Branc h B, 120 South Spring Street, Los Angeles,
C~lifornia 90012. ..,
The hearing will be Thursday, September 10, 1981 at 7:30 p.m .
at the Irvine Civic Center, 17200 Jamboree Boulevard, Irvine,
California.
Contact For further Information about th~s project. contact CalTrans
at (213) 620-3210.
IF YOU CARE ... COME!
Dated! August 4, 1981
Published: Orange Coast Dally Pilot
August 10, 1981
Septem~r 1, 1981
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I • Orang& Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, September 1, 1981
QU:estions a~swered ab'aut medfly, quar',;,ntine
Fast breeding pest can lay· as many as 500 eggs during her lifespan
Q; Why Is &be Mf'dUenanean fruit Oy to destructJn! ~ · The rernule me dlly ia capable of laying aa many as 500 •us during he r lifespan which can be 60 daya under optimum
con.<hllons, uccording to Mike Henry, rarm adviser with the
University o f California Cooperative Extension.
It only takes l wo to t.hree days for eggs to hatch into larvae
l maggots I and as they feed they Introduce bacterl a which rot
fruits and vegetablc11
Q: What la the cycle of the medfly?
A: Afte r mating, the female drills a hole In fruit or
vegetables and lays two to six eggs each time.
• The eggs hatch in two to three days .
The maggots reed off the host, growing to one-third Inch In
s ax to 11 days. More than 100 m aggots can develop in a large
rruit.
Mature maggots leave the host and enter the soil. They
transfym into immobile pupae and remain in the soil until they
develol> Into m ednies. This process takes about six days at 80
degrees; 10 days at 76 degrees.
The me4fly then breaks out or the pupae case and pushes its
way through the soil. • ...,. .
When mature. they mate and the cycle starts over. The cy-
cle of eggs to mature fly takes about 3~ weeks to four weeks.
Q: Does the medrty pose a direct threat to humans?
A: Although the rotted fruits and vegetables are not very
. palatable. the fl y is not considered dangerous to humans.
Q : How is the medfly transported kom one area to another?
A: Eithe r eggs or maggots are m the Cru1t, or pupae m toe
SOii or potted plants . I
Q ; How far can a medlly ny?
A: Its range is not very far Althoug h it can fl y up to one
mile, generally it remains in trees and bushes where 1t was en -
cased in pupae and soil.
Q: Do m edm es s warm?
A: They don·t congregate in groups.
Q : Describe the m edny.
A: Basically it looks very much like a housefly only it is
s maller, though not a whole lot. Its wings h;1ve orangy-yellow
blotches and som e dark blotches.
It is much larger than the drosophila fruit fl y. commonly
known as the vinegar fl y
Q : Describe the medOy m aggot.
A· The maggot Is the shape of and about the sam e site as o
grain of rice fl Is c rea m colored, and has no legs . The body
tapers to a point, but does not have a definite head. At the point
there are two black mouth hooks which the maeaot uses to feed.
Q: What other ldnd• or larvae are found ln fruit and bow do
the)' dJlfer from the medfiy ••Hot!
A : Larvae pr the coddUng m oth, Oriental fruit moth and
dried fruit beetle are Ugbter in color, fPave s hort legs and a
definite head which Is reddish 'jbrown to black. ,
The peach twig borer larvae is Ught tao in color and the
body bas reddish brown stripes. They have a dark head and
very short legs.
The green bolUe fly and the vinegar fruit fiy also invade
fruit, but the difference is they invade rotted fruit, while the
medfly Invades fresh fruit.
The green bottle fly maggot is larger tha n that or a medfly
lt can grow to % of an inch. It is yellowish white.
The vinegar fly maggot basically looks like that or
the medfiy, only il is much smaller. It grows io about % of an
iqcb. If you find maggots in fresh fruit, either r~port it or take a
small piece to the Orange County Agricultural Commissioner's
office for examination.
Q. How wouJd a quarantine affect th• Oran1e County
agrlcuJture industry?
A : Hardest hit would be large nurseries that grow
everything r~om-house plants to ornamentals to large trees. A
high percentage of stock, as much as 70 percent for some, 'ts
shipped out of s tate. Sale of the stock accounts for $122 million
per year.
Fruits and berries or ornamentals could carry eggs or
larvae: anything potted mi~ht carry pupae.
Other crops and possible loss include:
Valen cia oranges, $28 million; tomatoes, $8 million:
possibly lemons, $3 .8 million: green beans, $2.7 million;
avocados. $2 million ; and hell peppers, $1.9 million.
Strawberries also are a medfiy host. However. crops have
been picked a nd would not be affected at this time.
Also affected would be backyard fruits and almonds and
walnuts.
Not s uitable as a host are cauliflower , celery, sweet com
and mushrooms
Life cycle of Mediterranean fruit fly
7.
Mature Medtty mates
in tho mc>1Nng when
temperature os at:>o-.. 6-4 •
6.
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Ttie Medtty brealts
out ol pupae u.se·
and pushes ots way
through the sool ~
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growong to • , inch on 6-11 days
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develop on a leige lrurt
,---~
---4 . -Q Mature larvae ieave lru~ and enter 1<>41
<ID s. ~ ~ ~ Larvae 11anaf00T1into1mmobne pupee and
-remain in IC>ll untol lhey develQ9 lnlO Medlltes
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grumble over
salmon ruling
MARYSVILLE. Wash. <AP>
Tulalip ·i.ri bal members
gather along the shore, awaiting
the a rrival of their special and
honored guest, the king salmon.
It is the first of the year
caught by the Tulalips, brought
~shore. welcomed into the ·in·
dian longhouse. surrounded with
food, honored, thanked and
Jdle fi s hing boats line the
docks, some of the equipment in
disrepair, "For Sale" signs dot·
ting wheelhouse windows. They
are the boats of Washington's
non·treaty f.ishermen -who
share the half of the salmon
harvest not taken by treaty In-
dians and complain they are
"second·class citizens .''
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1981
FEATURES
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87
Does smatl business r.
have a gripe about
the new ta,x law?.' .. 83
,.eaten. Fis hermen displaced by
Boldt's 1974 decision have
generally blamed the loss of
their livelihood on Indians who
have a new lease on the salmon.
The bony remains. tweaklid
clean of flesh by the fingers ·of ·
hundreds of Tulalips, is then de-
"It has created
an incredible
bure.auc'racy
among the In -
dians as well as
<;L mong us. "
But fish managers say tough
times were imminent anyway
because there were just too
many fishermen.
··Boldt or no Boldt, they were
s imply overf~hing the stocks,"
s ays Pete Bergman. of the U.S.
Department of Fisheries. ·'The
Boldt decision has been a plus
for the fishery, but not especial-
ly for all the fishermen."
He s~s the number o f
licenses --should be reduced by
one-half. so the number of nony--·~S!~~~~~~~~~~~ Indians seeking salmon WOW([ i:..
be approximately the number of
Indian fi shermen. A,.WI..._..
livered back to the ocean, an an· Thal way, everyone would be
cient tribal tradition. allowed to fish lit the same time. John and Clara Fenton of Kent . Wash .. have a "for sale" sign in the window of their 40-foot trawler docked at Seattle.·
"It ls a thanksgiving for the Now. non-Indian fi shermen are
salmon returning:" says Bernie· pulled off the fishery after protest "fistl ·ins" marked projects that would affect fish
Gobin, tribal council member catching a certain number of Boldt's ruling. The outbursts runs. '
and former Tulalip fisheries fish -and are forced to sit and ha:ve subsided. but rriany com· Already, the city or Seattle has
director. watch while the Indians take mercial and s ports fishermen shelved plans for a di m. largely
The return of the first king , their 50 percent. remain angry. because of Phase I I.
salmon in June heralds the The Indians' average catch The impart of the fishing While the appeal of Phase II
beginning of the summer fishing during the years 1970-73, before rights case is no longer limited is in the 9th U.S. Circuit Court or
season for the Tulalips and other the Boldt ruling .. was 5 percent. to fishermen. Appeals in San 'Francisco, with
tribes in Washington and Oregon In 1978, it was up to 27 percent of In a decision Jast year, known oral arguments scheduled this
who s igned treaties with the the total $61.2 million value. In as Phase II, federal Judge fall at the earliest, Indians are
United States government in the 1980, the Indian share was 43 William Orrick, who received involved in two cases -
1850s. percent. . the case with the retirement of Northern Tier Pipeline's plans
U.S. District Judge George The list of those sharing in the Boldt, ruled the environment for an oil pipeline from Port
Boldt ruled in 1974 that the salmon and its management is that produces the Indians' share Angeles. Wash., to the Midwest,
phrase "in c9mmon " in the large. They fticlude fishermen 6f salmon must be protected. and the Skokomis h tribe versus treaties meant' Indians were en-using· a variety of gear Crom Simpso Timber Co .. concerning
titled-to at least half the allowa-Alaska to California, including He also ruled that Indians are logging practices.
bl e s almon and s teelhead Canadians. and managers from entitled to share in the salmon Several companies and busi·
harvests.·, several stales, the federal gov-raised in hatcheries -a larger nesses have formed a Northwest
fl has taken severai y~~ foi=a----f'~>f'rn'ln~nt and te<teral com-and larger share of the state's Water Resource Committee to
treacy Indians to re-enter their missions, the Carfadian govern. fish. ' . address Phase II. ·
traditional world of fishing, but ment and lhe...various tribes. · Lawyers an~ .. 9,t.her~~~ve The committee is siding. with
they take close lo their reserved Hundreds of hours of meetings worked on .. ·Ptiase II, which th~ ---the state.in'lbe-~onrl:appeal, 1md
share -though' there is still are held each season to haggle state is appealing, say it could at the sam'e time is trying to
plenty of .ar gument on that· for a piece of the action. make Phase 1• a lawyer's play-open talks with the Indians for
point. "It's a real hodge-podge," ground. look like child's play.· arrangements to avoid extensive
As the Indians hook and net • says Bergman. "It has created Conceivably. Indians could litigation.
the salmon-a fish that brings an incredible bureaucracy have veto power over power Theeffortby businesstocover
as much as $2 ·a pound at the among the Indians as well as plants. port projects. logging, all bases at once has drawn
dock -grumbling is heard in among us." , dams. water pollution permits, some caustic comments from
many Northwest fishing ports. In the mid·l970s, gunshots and agricultural pursuits and other Indians who · feel joining the ·
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state's appeal is a poor way to
show compromise and good will. •·:A lot of people have said.
'Isn't that duplicitous?"' says
John Hough, regional manager
for corporate relations for In-
ternational Telephone and Tele-
graph.
But he says there was only
limited time to join the appeal
and "if we're able to work out
solutions with tribal interest, we
can always back away from the
courtroom."
Orrick's decision didn't define
the quality of environment that
mus t be provided for the
salmon. leaving the matter open
to Litigation or compromise.
Attorney J ames Waldo, who
has worked on the fishing.rights
case since its early years and
call.s_-it. .. !:awesome in its com-
plexity," has been hired by the
committee to study the impact
of Orrick's decision.
He says businesses fear the
uncertainty implicit in Phase II.
and want to e xplore the
poss•ility of tradeoffs.
Jim Heckman , e xecutive
director of Che Northwest Indian
Fisheries Commission. says the
Indians couldn't talk much with
the Northwest Water Resources
Co mmittee until the appeal pro-
cedure is completed.
ijec!kman. a former U.S. Fish
and Wildlife. agent, says that ex-
isting laws aren't strong enough
to protect the environment to meet the needs of salmon en-
hancement. '
While there is a great deal of
jockeying for position to accom-
modate the Indian 4\-ights' de-
cisions. a few argue they are
good for the fi shery -though
some fi shermen and others are
obviously harmed.
"One thing is certain." says
Waldo of Phase II "it will cer·
.. tain.!Y. r:;aise the p~io'rity of the
fi sheries habitat in q•uestion of
multiple use of lands. and I SUS·
pet"t most people would view
that to be a good thing."
"If you improve conditions for
th'e natural production of fish,
you restore the good quality of
water. and that helps every-
body," says Heckman.
His f "1vors returned
Larry Evans with the last piece of equipment in his now·closed gar~e. His Arkansas town
benefit for htm to start another operation in a new place.
• 400 attend benefit for neighborly mechanic
EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark.
<AP) -If village mechanic
Larry Evans had charged going
rates at his fix -it·all garage,
there wouldn 't have been a
Thank Heavens for Evans Fun-
Draiser.
But for 17 years, he cared
more for his work than for his
pay. Sometimes he'd charge $2
plus parts for a day's work, or
take almost anything in trade,
or offer an easy payment plan
which meant no payment al all.
"l tried to do a decent job at a
fair price, and that fluctuates,"
said Evans, 41. "I didn't have
very good business sense, I
guess."
So when trouble developed for
Evans and his garage. many of
the 1,800 folks in this northwest
Arkansas mountain town de·
cided to give back some of the
neighborly help he had given
them so often.
That's how Fun-Draiser came
about.
The garage is closed, but it's a
transition. not the end.
Evans' problem began after a
convenience store opened
above his garage last winter.
The owners decided his clutter
created a bad image. He didn't
have the money to do much
a bout it.
At $3 a head, the February
benefit drew a mixed batch of
400 people hippies. craftsmen.
motel owners. tourist s hop
operators. young and old.
With three bands making
music and a 12-foot caricature of
Evans on the wall , they packed
the 1886 Crescent Hotel's
ballroom probably as full as it
has t:>een since John Philip
Sousa's 1929 concert, Ev"ans-
booster Wolf Grulke said.
They sang, they drank. they
laughed. they stomped, they
pranced in old·style mountain
kicker dances . The visiting
flatlanders spent a lot of time
gawking at the antics of the
natives.
At least 50 electricians,
carpenters. plumbers and others
volunteered to help him build
the new shop and get out of his
qld one.
They also raised $1,200 to get
that new building started.
"It's sort or overwhelming,"
Evans said. "Lots of people
volunteered to" help move the
tools, parts. motors, all the stuff
I'd collected over the years."
The money was enough to
build a gravel road to where
Evans wants his new garage. He
figures it would cost $10,000 to
get everything set up the way he
wants it.
"I'm ready to be out of town ·
and in a place of m y O)Vn,"
Evans said . "The kind of build-
ing I want to do will be 40 or 50
or 60 feet long with a· cement
floor. I've been crowdeCI all my-
life.
"I 'm not goi ng to move
again," he said.
Jim Perry and Grulke, two of
the organizers of the benem,
gained their experience with
Evan s fr om a b e al ·up
Volkswagen van lhey drove to,
their road appear ances with t~
Gaskin's Switch bluegrass band.
It's the nibher chicken that gets 'em every time
"It was ridiculous the amount
of favors we owed him," Perry~
31, now the manager of two local
weekly newspapers. said. ·•we·~
be out on the road playing music
and when we came back to to~
he'd fix us up -on Sunday or
whatever."
Hazard PCB
detoxified
SALT LAKE-CITY (AP>
The travel brochures say Utah is
famous for Temple Square, the
Great Salt' Lake.and powder ski·
ing, but fall to mention the rub-
ber chicken.
;'
~s·an oversight, says Gene
Rose. a second-generation
purveyor of gag gifts. magic
tricks, practical joke& and fright
wigs. He says .he ba'i one bofro
rubber chicken that gets 'em
every time.
"Beautiful, aren't they?" says
Rose as he unpacks a carton
holding dozens of the plastic-
wrapped, mournful-looking rub-
ber birds at his Lc>ftus Novelty
and Magic Co. warehouse.
"It's the item that draws the
most attention to us,·· he says.
Rose distributes his latex
leghorns and other products na-
tion a 11 y from b ls modest
warehouse across the street
from Salt Lake's Union Station.
Among his employees are
eight to 10 members of the Utah
Symphony, who pick up spare
cash between concerts by pack·
ing boxes and filling orders.
The musicians are friends of
Rose's sonl Jim, ·a ·bassist with
the symphony wben he's not do-
ing product research for his
father.
"They're good craftsmen,"
Gene Rose says of the musi·
cians. "They're used to practic-ing. II
The wholesale novelty busi·
ness is highly competitive, so
Rose won't say how many rub·
ber chickens he sells each•year.
But it 's "many . many
thousands.·•
The birds do get around .
Comedian Steve Martin uses
one. So doe.s ·Jdhnny Carson.
"Tonight Show" prop man
Jack Grant says Carson's
chick~n has been part of the
show for a "long, long time,"
stashed behind the comic's desk
with the rubber.tipped arrow
and the pencil with two erasers.
Grant says be doesn 't know
• where the bird came from, but
Rose says it looks like one of his.
"I wou!d say "'e are the major
source of the rubber chicken. the
rubber fish and the rubber })lg,"
Rose says, although, "Yo"" never
see a comic with a rubber pig."
The Lortus c hicken is a
forlorn -looking critter -
plucked clean, stretched out and
scrawny, with· beady black eyes
and a gaping mouth. The color
of an old school bus and the tex-
ture of a worn bus seat, it's
more liltely to inspire finger-
washin' lhan finger-lickin'.
8ose began man\lfactuiing his
birds four years ago in a factory
in North Hollywood.
His other hot items are "man·
ty·hose" -panty hose for men
-disappearing ink and magic
tricks.
• Rose, 59, took over the busi·
ness from his step-father,
George Lo.Dus, who started a
Uny novelty and magic shop on .
Sall Lake's Main Street ln 1939.
"It was an inslit\Jtion,'' Rose
says. "We watched kids gro~
up. come in, then their kids
would come in. We waited on
them for 40 years."
The family sold the shop in
1979 when the wholesale busi-
ness "got so big we just couldn't
pay attention to retail," he.says.
'1t was hard to do.··
"It's surprising the pro-
fessional people who buy this
stuff," he says. "Doctors.
lawyers. we've had senators,
we've had them all.''
Why? Rose can only offer a
theory.
"With the economy and all the
political stril~, )'OU have to have
something to take your mind off
it," be uys. "Something like a
rubber chicken takes the edge
off your day.''
PHJLADELPHIA CAP) -~
research institute has developed
a method of detoxifyint
hazardous PCBs by breaking thi
chemical down into harmles&.t
biodef(radable substances.
Since PCBs, or polychlortnal·
ed biphenyls, are highly toxic
and not naturally degradabl*,
the1r .disposal poses serious
problems, according to Of'.
Steve Osborn of the Franklin
Institute Research Laboratory Inc.
The process breaks down th6
PCBs -banned by the U.S. El\•
vironmental Protection Agenc7
-with chemicals.
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BRIQGtNG THE GAP DEPT. If you ·r~ on~ or
thuse who plit•s the Pal·ific Coast Highway lanes u lot
throu~h Newport Reach. you must recognize that the Big
Ev\:nt is nettrini{. They· re going to open the spanking·new
highway brillgc sµanning Newport Bay soon . f You just have tu know th\tt when the new bridl(e opens, there are go.
ing to be a lot of firsts.
First band to play.
"'Bridge over
Troubled Waters.··
First ribbon \to be
whacked. First of·
ficial limousine to
cross the span . pro-
. (;';)
""'"' MURPHINI ti4(~ TOM
bably cm·rying Adriana Gianturco.
Clearly. th~re will bt.• a lot of happenings. I suppose I
could do soml' checking and find out what a etua lly 1s
planned for the Span Opening Rites and ~en. but that
would require a lot of unnecessary checlling and the in-
clusion of numerous boring facts here .
S FFICE TO SA\' that officialdom won't le t the new
bridge go into opcratwn without a lot of hoopla. when the
great day arrive!\
Unofficially . however. if our local brass had anv en -
terprise. they \vould he preparing to give a lot of sp.ecial
awards when the n ew bridge officially joins our over -
burdened highway net work.
Special trophies could be devised lo award the big
winners. Some of t h e uward categories mig ht go like this :
EARLV BIRD AWARD: This will go to the motorist
who fails to put temptation behind him. crashes through
the temporary barriers and crosses the s pan before the
"Sorry you were trapped m tralf1c. Adriana. but the Newport trndge
dedication 1s over · ·
official car s do 1t offlciall~· The trophy could be a copper-
plated replica of a cell key and ~ewport city jail. The key
won't work. o( coursl'
• TAI LGATER AWARD: Goes to -tne first two
motorists involved in a rear-end accident on the bridge.
after it's o fficially open. Prize will be two tailgates from
1962 Ford pickups. s lig htly bent
HEAD-ONER TROPH\': Similar to the tailgater. thb
prize goes lo the first two in a hetid-on crash on the new
span. Troph~ could be a couple of twisted headlight rims .
But !here probabl~· won·t be any winners around to col·
lect.
EARLY DIVER: Som e time earlv on. one of the visit-
ing ~·ahoos from inlcind will try taking a header off the
new span. I le s hould get a s pecial brace from Hoag
MemoriCJI Hospital as the perpetual Low Tide Award.
JAJLBAIT HOOKER PRIZE: This winner is n't pre
cisel~· what you might think. It goes to the firs t hapless
soul caught fisbing off the new bridge. You know that fis·
hing off the bridge will be illegal. It has to be illegal. Win-
ner gets anothcl' lousy key to city jail.
PRIVATE BUMPER AWARD: The prize of a s hat·
tered yacht mast goes to the first sailor who bangs his
boat into tht' bridge after it opens to traffic above :"Jo
cheating now Don ·t bash the bridge until it ·s finished.
PUBLIC Bl')1PF.R AWARD: Similar to private. ex-
cept trophy of a dented s iren goes to the first boat operat-
ed by a public agenn· that batters the span Contestants
will include U.S Coast Guard. Orange County Harbor
Patrol. Newport Beach lifeguards and Laguna Beach
lifeguards if they·re really lost.
DUNKED S POKES CITATION: Goes lo the first
bicyclist off the bridge and into the drink. Prize is two
spoke reflectors that you can see underwater.
FRUSTRATED STORK TROPHY: This one will be
presented to the proud parents of the first baby born on
the bridge because the m othe r -to-be was trapped on the
span in beach traffic .
Wait a minute. you say. this prize will go unclaimed
because the new bridge is going to solve all ~ewport ·s
traffic woes on Coast H ighway. right?
You just won the Bridge Dreamer Award.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: T~ll
(f'IY slJters in Manhattan lf they are looklnti for real men lo stay
away from California -
especially San Francisco. Every
third guy out here ls gay -or a
switch-hitter. Wbat a let.down!
FOOLED TWICE
DEAR ANN: I'm from Green-
ville, S.C. Please tell those N.Y.
secretaries THEY are the prob·
lem. My_ l{_randmother told me
when I was 1(, "Honey, Lf,you
bchuve like a lady. you wUI be
tre ated like a lady. If you
behave like a tramp, you will be
treated like a tramp.'' Maybe
those New York secretaries
had the wrong grandmothers. -
WELL-BOl\N
DEAR ANN: Please tell our
N. Y. sisters we are having the
same problem in Oklahoma.
Things are worse dowrrhere now
that the cowboy craze has hit.
The men try to dress and act
macho -walk bow-legged and
wear their pants so tight lbey
have to stand at the bar. -I'D
RATHER BE SINGLE.
DEAR ANN: I'm a "Toad" in
Ro<.'hesler . N. Y .. by ordinary
All LAlllll
standards. Yes, I'd like a solid
relalioru;hip, but the women I've
dated suy they are waiting ror
that "spark." When are they go-
.ing t.o realize thul sparks set -0rc
hot flames. and hot names die
quickly? Tell them their prom
days are over and It's time they
grew up and faced reality. -
MATURE AT LAST
DEAR ANN : I 'm male.
Catholic and no prude, but I
don't believe in bedding down on
the first date. The last three
women I took out accused me of
being gay because 1 didn't want
to hop to it. I Jive in Colorado,
where the air is wholesome but
the women are another story. -
DISENCHANTED IN DENVER
DEAR ANN : H "Kissed a Lot
')f Toads" wants to meet decent,
understanding men she should
move to Lincoln, N~b. The only
problem ~ they are all married,
and they don't root around.
H EA 0 E D F O...R S P I N
STERHOOD
DEAR ANN. I can't speak for
the 20-30 group, but J know what
goes on with men bet ween SO
and 60. Sex is all they ta lk about,
and all they can do is talk(. What
these clowns really wan 1.is a
cook. housekeeper and ·1aun·
dress. -LAUGHING A LOT IN
BEAUMONT, TEX.
DEAR ANN: Women who
want a clean-cut. well-mannered
man should move near a naval
base or a military· post. On<.'e
·there they should call up the of·
ficers' club and ask what the
policy is for <.'ivilians. IT
WORKED f'OR ME IN
NORFOLK
DEAR ANN : Tell the hip
secretaries in New York to skip
Hamilton, Ont. The men here
waAt sex first and .. we'll talk
later ... I asked a friend from
Mexico City if it was different
there. She said , .. No. it 's
worse." -FED UP
DEAR ANN : The "Decency
Capital of the USA·· is Salt Lake
City The Mormon Church pro-
ducea faithful, compassionate
husbandis and wonderful fathers.
FOUND MINE IN UTAH
• 0£AR ANN . In spite of what t~t-Manhattan secretaries say.
I m golr~a Eatct lo try my luck. i.
There ls absolutely nobody ln
Kalamazoo. BORED ANO DISGUSTED ·
OEAR ANN · Tell )'Our lone!
hearts to~om~ to Toronto. Ther~
are so many terrific eligibles
here my head Is swimming. _(
.flA VINO A BALL ·
DEAR ANN : H's only an hour
by air from Manhattan to Toron-
to. but advise those secretaries
to fly over Toronto and come to
Montreal. The men have all the
charm of the French but none of
their chauvinism or arrogance
Dear Readers : Merci
beaucoup et bonne chance!
Even 1/ dnnlnng is the .. jn" tlung
in your crowd. 1t needn't crowd you
out Learn tM facts from Ann Lan-
ders' booklet ... Booze and You -
F'or Teen· Agers Only.·· Send 50
cents and a self-addressed envelope
to Ann Landers. P.O Bor 11995,
Chicago, Ill 60611
Beryl Melinkoff
lwnored at party
By MARV JANE SCARCE.LLO
OI .._ o.llJ ...... SWft
M ost guests arrived by
~nd, but two came by ~ea when
on Soderling and Jim Barrett
osted a cocktail party to honor
Beryl Melinkoff.
Mrs. Melinkoff, who just com·
pleted four years on the Newport
Beach Arts Commission, was
chairman of the group for two
years and organized a Friends
of the Commission to help raise
money for the ar~s.
Supervisor Thomas Riley, one
of the landlubbers. broughC a
framed certificate of merit from
the Orange County Board of
HAPPENINGS
Supervisors to present to Mrs.
Melinkoff for her many con-
tributions to the community.
Guests were gathered at a
dooJ<-side patio in Soderling's
Lido Isle home, where BiU and
Betty Shock had arrived a few
minutes before in her new
"NeWPQrt Electrie-Packet.k•
The quiet little boat, with its
bright blue canvas cover. is a
modern version of the surrey
with the fringe on top. complete
with "isinglass curtains you can
roll right down in case lhere"s a
change in the weather."
So after enjoying wine and
gourmet hors d 'oeuvres includ·
ing cheese, filled pufr pastries
and three kinds of pate, many of
the guests accepted the &hocks'
invitation to cr~ise the bay in
the cool or the evening.
(The goodies were the elegant
creations of Jim Barrett, whose
rm press ions brings complete
parties right to the doorstep>.
The Shocks were joined by
Mrs. Melinkoff, Soderling, his
fiancee Gail Showalter, Gene
Washburn and Richard Dickson,
who works w~th the Friends of
the Commission to raise funds.
Others at the party were Coun-
ci Iman and Mrs. Don Strauss
<he promised not to men lion
"airport" to Riley). Roberta and
1tobe rt 0-rlver, Jo Anne ·and
Gene Mix and Irene and Jim
Bentley.
M ark Sept. 11 on the
calendar, because a legend will
swing into town.
Ella Fitzgerald, a singer
among singers , will make a rare
appearance that evening at the
Irvine Bowl as a benefit for the
Laguna Beach Museum of Art.
And if anything could be ~
ter than an evening with Ella .
it's the gourmet supper on the
Festival of Arts grounds before
t he show for sponsors and
patrons. who will see the pro-
~a m from specially reserved
seats.
Florentine chef Giovanni Bolla
has planned a feast beginning
with pheasant pate and ending
• with dessert served from an old-
fashioned Italian ice crea~art.
A special reception afU(r the
performance will invite sf>onsors
to meet Miss Fitzgerald at the
Tivoli Terrace next to the Bowl.'
The program is underwritten
by the Mission Viejo Co.. Al·
lergan Pharmaceullcal Co. and
the Koll Co.. with individual
s ponsors donating S250 and
patrons giving $100.
Janet Eggers is chairman for
the evening with an assist from
Maria Bird. and the committee
includes Pat Atha, Jackie
Ba ssett, Jay ne Berberian.
Charlotte Bo mke . Nan cy
Carlson . Ann Crowell , Jim
Croul, Evelyn Lewis, John
Parker, Ted Paulson, Marie
Pezzlo a nd Museum President
Charles Culp.
Anyone needing tickets .or
more information about t he
evening can call the m4seum al
494-6531.
Y ou don't have to be able
to play an instrument or even
ca rry it tune to help with
musical enrichment in the
schools .
Jim Barrett 1 from left '· Beryl MelmkofJ. (;(JI/ Shr1wa/lt>r and
Ren Sode~l.ing al pa.cty for .\1rs.. 11.elmkolf
The Orange Cou n ty
Philharmonic Society is looking
for docents in the music history
program presented lo hundreds
of children in the county.
tape, visual aids. period cos·
tumes and script
prcssiontsl and expressionist
periods as well as the 20th cen-
tury
The nine 50-minute presenta-
tions are fun and informative.
coming in a kit f Omplete with
No teaching experience is
necessary to help children learn
aboul primitive man. Ancient
Greece. the Orient. Ro man Em-
pire. Renaissan<.'e . baroque.
c lassical. romantic . im -
. . Call 759·0809 or 644-5034 for in-
formation about bringing the en-
joyment of music to school
<.'h1ldren • ,.
Capricorn: Restrictions removed
Wednesday, Septt'mber 2. 1981
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARI~ 'Mar. 21 IApr 191 · Your cunos1ty could lead along ··strange .. paths Involves mystery. hidden ob·
jeclS. secret resources and money of others. It will be
necessary lo revise. review and rebuild. Aquanus. Leo.
Scorpio persons play key roles
TAURUS tApr. 20·May 201 · Questions are answered
-you gain vital Information concerning legal affairs.
partnerships. corporation papers and money connected
f1dence in other-. 1\rtt'~. Ll•o. Libra natives figure
prominently l'rojel'I 1:,, 1·omple1rcl
LIBRA 'Sept_. 23 Ott 22 1 ~l'" approach necessary
whcrr money 1s l-onccrrwcl Mt>t•ting md1calecl "1th vital.
clynam1c 1nd1v1duul "ho undl·r:-.tunds nt'tessity Cor
showmanship. lA'<>. Ant''· Aquariu!> persons play key
role:,, Avoid heuv~ lifting
SCORPIO 10ct 23 :'11<1\· 21 • Secure base of opera-
tion !lunch is on tarl?l'I You're culled upon to make
peri.onal appearance M non t\ rll• h11?h .ind you · 11 emerge
virtonous Individual "ho atdC'd you m past 1:-. due to
make reappearance Folio" 1ntu1t1on ,
SAGITTARlt.:S r ~O\ 22 Dec 21 • Refuse to be
depressed b~ those ""ho lark la lent (;11th You can work
'>Uccesi.fullv "'thin :-.trurtun• of oq::antzat1on Important Cnntacls ore mode, IOVlh!tlOtl l't'<'('ll!eO 10 prest1~ioU'"
SOCial event Walch Gemtn1'
CAPRICORS c ON' 22 Jan 19 1 llopec;; wishes un
with job Changes occur and could involve written dergo revisions and polts1blC' tranltform atlon Some
material Gemini. Virgo. Sagittarius persons figure restrictions are remon•d offer 1-. n·rc1\·ed from one in
prominently position of aulhont~ 01lt>mma 1mnlnn1? fmances 1s re·
GEMINI (May 21-June 201 · What you-seek is handed solved Keep eye on Aquar1ult'
_ you on proverbial silver platter. Synchronize efforts with AQUARll'S <Jan 20 f-"l•b 18• TJkc• notes, protect
those Qf co workers. Moderation and diplomacy are lwtn ideas. check le1?al rights and perm1S!.1ons Emphasis on
allies. Ac<.'ent on settlement or dl'spute, reaching un-promotion. prel-t1iic. standing in community and rela
derstanding with relatives. dependents and making suc-tlonsh1p with dommec·ri nl! md1v1dual Gemini. Virgo,
cessful domestic adjustment. Sa1?ittarius natives 1)tay kc~ rolc•s
PISCES I Feb 19 Mar ~ 1 Breadth of vision is CANCER (June 21 .July 22 >: Good lunar aspect coin· widened. Sense or Pl'l'npt1on is heightened Accent on
cides with sweeping changes. speculati ve ventures. spiritual value:.. abillt~ to articulate feelings and an offer
games of chance and intensified relationship with which invol\·es rommunications. possible o-.erseas travel member of opposite sex Emotions tend to dominate 1 r 1 · logi c. Strive for greater balance give thinking proc· ..--a_n_d_a_n_ed_u_c_a_t io_n_a_p_u_n_i .,_· i .... m_A_' 1_>r_o_Jc_c_t -------
esses "'equal time ...
LEO (July 23·Aug 221 · Practical matters dominate:
older individual could be sincere but misinformed . Em-
phasis on production. added responsibility. special rela-
tionship and chance for greater reward Taurus. Virgo.
Capricorn natives play :!Jgnifkant roles.
VIRGO I Aug 23-Sept 221. You are able to lchieve
beyond current expeetations. Emphasis on business in· vestments. career. prestige and abiltty lo Ins ire con·
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT!Tuosday, September 1. 1981 aa:
f mrn~~~~~~ ..
Small firms se k cuts
NQtional association claims tax bill f vors big business
' ,
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lb JOUN C'UNNI ..... AJ ....... .,...._.
NEW YORK The big lax cut favors big busi
ness over small, says the Nulionul Small Busmesi>
A11sociation, whose rollis ins:Judt11t 6.S,000 indiviquali.
and cnlerprisl's, none llsl.ed on a major stock ex
change.
The NSBA want!'. to Rtake its position clear. for
at least two reasons .
First. 1t seeks lo counter lht: position of some
organizations that have lilt!~ but praise for the cut
Second, it hopes in upcoming bills to correct somE'
of what it sees as deficiencies hurting small busi
ness.
Its position contrasts sharply with that or the
U.S. Chamber of Commerce. which claims that
"contrary to som e published reports," the new law
"affords substantial lax relief for smaller en-
trepreneurs "
David Franasiak, <'hamber tax authority ,
says, "Business people are beginning to recognize
the numerous benefits to
smaller firms in the... bill that
may have been overlooked dur
ing the heat of debate ..
.,_ __ .1ie..c.be.r1 .J...ie.hen.son • ...!'!ISBA
president, agrees that some re-
lief is afforded small business
by the new law. Still, he says, it
is skewed in favor of big busi·
ness. What was overlooked. lie
says,. was srnall business in
capital gains, for exal'Tfple. an cuNNIFF·
area of great importance for small business
operators considering the sale of their business.
Prior to passage of a tax cut. all parties
agreed that capital ga!ns taxes s hould be cut. but
there were two different methods: raising the
percentage of income that could be excluded rrom
laxes, and reducing the overall tax rates
The latter was ch osen. to Liebenson's chagrin
"Increasing the exclusion would have treated
~Y income level equally.'· he says But "the
rl"ll'lhod c·hosl·n. rt:lyani on overall rate cuts. does
not .. '
Al $200,000 of income, hi states, a twxpayer un-
der lht• new law will benefit from an ov~rall rate
cut from 70 percent lo 50 percent, and a reduction
In capital gains rrorn 28 percent tt> 20 percent. That
m eans a total tax reduction of 28.5 percent In the
first year. says Liebenson. •
At $50,000 of income, he continues, the reduc-
tion in lhl· ovt•rull tax r ate is to 38 percent from 4'9
percent over a four-year period, ~ringing with it a
reduction in capital ~ains taxes to 15 2 percent
frorp 19 t> percent. or a 22.5 per cent drop
The inequity doesn't end there. says
l.1el}Cnso11 , explaining, "If the buyer is one or the
11,000 companies wHh nationally traded stock.
then there would be no capital gains tax at all.
because exchanges of the stock of one company for
the stock of another are tax free."
Liebenl>on has lots of criticisms, especially
when he compares what could have been
~1th what is T h at ts, when he matches the unsuc·•
cessful Ways and Means Committee version of the
bill, which the NSBA supported: with the act final-
ly passt•d by Congress and signed by the president.
The Wa¥s and Means version of the bill wou.J.d •
have:
t Cut corporak t<ix rates on taxable income
up to $200,000.
2. Allowed first year "direct-expensing" of
$25.000 of eQuipment purchases beginning in 1981.
3. Haised the quantity or used machinery in-
vestment lre\ttecj, the same as new machinery to
S525,000 from '100.000 in 1984.
In contrast . the version that passed reduces
1•orpurak rates on taxable in com e up to only
SS0.000 , allowed first year expensing of just SS,000
1n 1982, rising to ~10.000 m 1986; and put the used
m achiner y clause at only $125,000 for 1981·1984 and
S15<l.000 beginning in 1985
All these measures have a pronounced impact
on smJll as opposed to big business, Liebenson
points out
..... Malt o•ov•• MILLI• WILU
Bqnk vice president namf!d
Honoria Freem an has been promoted to
vice presid ent in the commer cial loan depart:·
menl of Union Bank's South Orange County
regionul office. A member or the Orange
County Chapter of Women in Business. Ms.
1',reeman lives m Irvine
•
l.yman P . Grover h as been appointed ad
ministrator of Raleigh Hills Hospital in
Newport Beach. He lives in El Toro. • Unda Martz h as been named marketing
manager of The Irvine Company's Com-
ON. THE JOB
>
merc1aJ/lndustrial Division Ms. Martz. who
lives in Laguna Beach, is r esponsible for de·
velopin~ and implementing marlt-eting, ad
vertising and promotional programs for the
company's offi ce and retail projects in the
cities of Newport Beach and Irvine.
* Wiiiiam T. Fraser has been promoted t o
region,.Y manager in th e Contracts Division
of Comprehensive Car e Corp .. the nation's
l,argest private provider or hospital-based
alcoholism treatment services. Fraser will
be based in CompCare's Newport Beach
headquarters.
* Maria E. M iller has been promoted to
corporate training director of Orange-based
T _D Service Co Ms . Miller has been with
T D Service since it's i nception in 1964. She
lives in Fountain Valley •
or internal audit ror Smith lnternallonal Inc.,
Newport Beach. Wells will be based at the
company':; headquarter s where he will be
responsible for special financial and opera
tional reviews for management He will also
assist the external auditors in the company's
annual audit.
Donald J . Yockey, president of Rockwell
lnternational's Defense Electronics Oper1:
lions, Anaheim , h as been named to the boar'll
of directors of the National Science Center
for Commun1cat1ons and Electronics founda·
lion.
•
Barry L. Rupsi has been appointed ex-
ec utive v i ce pre's1dent of Irvine-based
Amencan Educational Television Network
H e is responsible for finance. adm1n1stration
and operations.
•
Jack N. Okaukl, formerly dir ector of
data processing ror Downey Savings and
Loan Association, has joined Capro, Irvine.
as vice president rpr s~stems development.
Ther a Bre~weg has Joined Com
merceBank as co porate r elations officer for
t he company's N port Beach headquarters
Ms. Bredeweg liv s in Mission Viejo •
* Harry A. So1.4~roo, previously cor porate
controller of Soul em California Edison Co •
has been nam d vice pres ide nt and
treasurer Ile lives m Costa Mesa.
* Richard S. W y has been promot~ to
Douglas Wells h as been named director
Times Mirror unit in purchase
. OVER THE coui.~I~~r•l~As.~ ~ISTJ~G§
manager of the ~ax department o f Peat.
Marwick. Mitchell & Co He hves in Costa
M~a.
•
Times M irr or Satellite P rogram ming and
Hughes Comtnu.nlcatlons lac. have r eached an
agreement for the purchase of two satellite
t r ansponders on Hughes' Galaxy I satellite
ORANGE COUNTY BRIEFS
' scheduled to be launch ed in May 1983. Transpon·
der~ on the satellite are being sold exclusively to
cable television programming companies. Times
Mirror Satellite Programming's plans for the two
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d ate • Douglas Development Co.. a wholly owned
subsidiary of McDonnell Douglas Corp .. has an-
nounced that M er r ill Lynch , Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc. has leased the main floor of the $20
million Crocker Tower. at the corner of M acArthur
Boulevard and Campus Drive in Irvine. Merrill
L ynch will occupy 11,000-square feel of the main
floor. while Crocker Bank occupies the entire
ground Ooor level. Merrill Lynch is scheduled for
a move in date of January 1982.
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O u l.ilde lj new atus a nd s t eel 1 k y1craper In mid·
M a nha l tun a few days ago, I u w a 1n1ppUy dreatect
c h a utre ur g u a rdln a a n ille&ally parked car Ju.at 11 Jet
black and a~ h ighly polished as the lo ngest llmouatne
O n Its trunk lid w as a pro reasionally m ounted
television a n tenn a and on lu roof, a radio.phone
aerutl. W hen I p eek e d in, J could s ee I.be sta tu1 aym .
bols a t iny scr een TV, m o bile phon e. even a portable
refriger ator
But the car itself w as o n e o f D e tro it 'a n e wes t 1981
compacts. It is. according to s pec ific atio n s lis ted tn
"A u tom otive News," ro~hly 3'4 feet s horte r , almost
:i foot t h i nne r ~ and about three
inches low e r
t h an t he s t and· ~ /«
a r d limo u sin e ..;.
of JU S t five ~,,.....,~~~--~~~~"""'Ira~
years ~g~ a l . s IYlVll PIOEI
m o re. 1L weigh s
about a ton and a h a lf less than its s umJ>tuous 1976
a ncestor : the horsepow e r o r its s ix-cylinder engine is
less than h alf t h at o f its eighl·c ylinder p r edecessor;
and its fuel effiden cy is about d o uble tt\at o f tbe 1976
version. ,
Re flect ing all these fact o r s. the p rice o r ~he '81
• compact limo" is r o u g hly two-thirds t hat o f its big
broth e r live year s ago ( $9.000 vs. $14,SOC)), plus the
c:xlr a.s o n each , o f course.
I n a very light squeeze, the '76 Limo usine could
seal seven plu s t h e c h auffe ur. In an id e ntic al pinch •
the '81 can accommoda t e thre e plus the driver. That
late a fternoon , t h o u gh, o nly o n e pers on s tepped into
lbe car a t o µ executive le avi ng the s k yscraper.
Detroit has been downs izing its c ars for n early a
derade n ow initially t o m eet fede r a l fue l e fficiency
levels. then o u r dem a nds a s buyers. But if a major
ex~cutive with a n a nnual p ay in the balf-milllon·
dollar range is rid i n g in what we u sed to call a
··rolle r s k ate.·· w h a t can w e expect?
Genernl M otor s may be g i ving u s a signal o f the
future in its d eal w it h Japan's, m oto r cycle a nd
m ini c ar-m a ke r , Suzuki M o tt>r Co.
Und er th e G M -S uzuki agreem e n t, a n e ngine will
be b u ilt about one-t h ird lhe size o f the OO·plus
horsepower machine th at pro pels lhe '81 c ompact, o r
about one-eighth the size o f the engine in the '76 limo.
This car w o n 't b e o ut until 1986 (pro bably >. s o GM is
u n d e rs tandably v a g u e about lhe Suzuki d e al and pro-
ducts t h e two pla n lo marke t in a j o int v enture .
O n e guess. thou g h : no lo nge r t han 11 feet. under
rive feet wide a nd p erh a p s rour feet high. To put this
in p erspective. th e s m a llest set o f wheels y ou c an buy
fro m e it h er Tok yo or D e troit today m e a s ures 12 to 13
feel lo n g. 5 to 51"1 feet wide. 4Y'• to 41h feet high,
weigh s in a t 1,750 lbs to 1,900 lbs .
To p ut it mor e drastically the 076 limo was 21 feet
l o n g , a bou t 6 feet 8 in c h es wide, 4o/.t feet high a nd
weighed in a l 6,000 pounds .
In person al term s. in t he p ast five y ears o ur
typical car h as s h r unk Cro m a s ix -p e rson c apacity Lo
four occup ants. A nd i n ano ther five years, this car is
lik e.ly to h o ld no m ore tha n lwo o r thre e of u s .
• But t h e size loss a lmos t s ure ly-will n o t h a v e a s
serious an impact o n o ur Lifes t y les as a s urfac e read-
ing mig h t s u ggest. D esp ite a s to w tre nd to car and
van pools m Lh e past lew years. U.S. government
fig ures s till s h o w aver age car occupancy al jus t a bit
mor e than o n e p e r son p e r car per trip. So the e x c ess
space and w eight are m ostly a was te .
What must u ndergo serious c h a n ge is o ur t radi·
lion al way of thinking, not o ur w ay o f life .
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fThi.a la the firat '" a i.rit1 o/ thrn column&-<>n thl
/all "°"°" /or the Orange Coott'• pro/11rionol, com· mumr~ and collegiate IMatttt1) •
Th atrtcal activity ulon' the Oran1e Coast,
tradiUonally al a low ebb dunng this tall end ofthe
summ~r. wi ll be springing back to llfe nex,l week
wlth SC>me 28 dlrferent stage productions scfieduled
ror local proressional. community and collegiate playho~es between now and mid-November.
That's a rew too many to discuss in one col·
umn, so we'll take them category by category this
week, focusing the s potlight first on the coast's
three Equity stages SoutA Coast Repertory,
Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse and the Harle·
quin Dinner Playhouse. INTERMISSION First up is the Harle·
quirt, the plush dinner
hou~ just over the Santa
Ana border on Harbor Boulevard which bas put 33
shows on the bolWis since it first opened its doors
in April 1977. Sharing an opening night with two
community groups, the Harlequin will get the
1981·82 season off and rolling on Sept. 11 with
Leslie Stevens' Fi(ties-era comedy, "The Mar·
r iage Go Round," which plays through Nov. 8.
Following on the Harlequin's heels wi ll be the
other two professional theaters, sharing the open·
ing limelight on Sept. 15. South Coast Repertory in·
augurates its 17th season with Euicene J)'Neill's
nostalgic comedy "Ah, Wilderness." the 147th pro·
duclion since SCR burst onto the local scene back
in March of 1965.
Sebastian's West, which has been holding forth
in San Clemente since November of 1973, has the
Lemer·Loewe musical "Brigadoon" on tap for the
curtain raiser of jts ninth season.
SCR will be back in action on Oct. 29 with a
production of Michael Weller's "Loose Ends" on
the mainstage. The following week will see the
first 1981 ·82 show at the Costa Mesa theater's
Second Stage unveiled -but theater officials still ,,
haven 'l selected the play.
The musical biography of Fanny Brice <which
made a star or Barbra Streisand> arrives at Sebas·
lian's Nov. 10 when "Funny Girl'' settles in for a
long holiday run.
Finally , the Harlequin will offer local
playgoers a look at a seldom·produced musical,
beginning Nov. 18, when another Lerner-Loewe
800Y HEAT IR:
12:30 2:55 6:20
7:<t5 10: 10
-~--. -.. U...rRI 12:00 · 2:00 <t:OO 6:00 8:10
Ir 10:15
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show, "Palnt Your Wagon," bowa in for at leaat
the next two months.
It s hape11 up as a bountifu l be1loning for the
Orange Coast's play.for-pay houaee, and each will
be alad to lune you in on any detalla of the respee
tive seasoru. Call Sout.h Coast Rtp at 9~7-4033,
Sebastian's al 492·9950 oiAthe Harlequin at 979·5511.
f7"hurtda11 Tht communU11 tMolen ""~I tMir
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A MYSTERIOUS GRIN comes· lo the face ot
director Woody Allen as he discusses a scene
with actor Jose Ferrer in ='lew York. The
filming in Manhattan is ··possibly'· ror a ne\\
movie but the comedian is being mum on the
filmin~.
In the Suf>!eme (cul
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Put • few word• to work for ou.
A Dinner At HaU Price!
for 1he l.\SI ';'{'dr V1c1m1.1 S1.111on had been asking que~llons ol people
1hrouqhou1 Aml'rtC<1who1•n1ny hne d1mng We wc1nled lo ~,le~~clly
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More than the bes t Prime Rib.
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Four rul<; of our s~rri)lty. rµnging from 8 to 28 hec1r1y ounces
More dinne r values.
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comple1e With soup or unhmt1ed salad bar. n(P or polillo,
for a wry affordahle S6 95 •
More fine dining for children from SI . 98•
Our new rnmplete ch1ldren·s menu s1ar1s al 1us1 $1 95 And includes <.u<;h
i1ems as Chtekf'n TPnyilk1. Pina and Beel R1h Barbeque
So thanks America for creating your favorite dirlner menu. And as
a special thanks. use the coupon below any night before Sept. 13th.
Order any adult entree and get another for half price. Now, Isn't it
about time you tasted what you·ve created?
Newport Beach, MacArthur and Jamboree, 752·0240
Buy One Dinner,
Get Another For Haff Price!
Thl!t coupon is good for a 50% discount on the lower priced en·
tree when another adult dinner entree is purchased at U.. re·
gular menu price. Li mited tO one hall price entrd per ~~
per two persons. Redeemable unW Sept. ~· Ulll. Not v..-ln
conjunction with any other di.count or rree dinner cou,_ at
Victoria Station. Void where prohibited by law. . 1,:)~; "'E~·.. ~11°f:i7::~~
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COMPAHY(A)
CJ) C88 NEWS
Q) ABCNEW8
QIN&CNEWS
MOVIE
* * "Pley..s" ( 1979) All
MllCGraw, Dean Paul Mar-
lin A young tennis player
on Iha minor c;Jrcull pur-
._ 1 beautiful but elusive
Old« women who IS the
mlstrua of a -•lltiy bus1
n..amen 'A'
9 MOVIE
• • "ThuncUtrblrds To The
Rascua" ( 1981) The pilots
ol llva aptclally equlppe<I
rockal ahlpt must save the
llvaa of . passengers
trapped on a supersooic
Ir anll90'1 'G'
9:30 0 JOKER'S WILD at P.M. MAGAZINE
MMI Mtcl\ael C1111oress.
pl\Olog<epllar IO the sters,
a men who has walked
tong dl1ten<l4MI backwards
Bill Her1l1 with another
movlil review, Steve Caney
plays a game with paP!'r
cllp1, Cept. Carrot on
1CCupr ... ura and accu·
puncture
., 8ENNYHILL
Benny does • ramalre ot
"Tha Sundance Kid SI l<CETNEW88EAT
Hott Ciata Aot>etts
~ STVOIOSEE
"Friends" Explore under-
wat« caves, v1111 a N-
Hampahora town where
kldl In trouble are getting
help and a second chance
(Al
(J)Q!NEWS Im> BARNEY MILLEA
• The 121h precinct prepares
IOI a lhOCk when a bomb-
« i.avn a br1etcase by
O.tec:11va WUsoo's desk
M1881HG PERSOHS:
DEAD OA ALIVE
Patrlek O'Neal exem•nes
the bKkgrounds of six
famous people who van-
llhed without • trace and
~ poulbla reasons tor
their dlsappearaflCes
l:M I EDl'TOAIAL
7:00 C88 NEWS D NllC NEWS D HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
Fonzie tackles the problem
of hOw to inshll conhOencf.!
1n hll v1SlUng coustn
D ABCHEWS 0 BUU.SEYE tD M"A'S"H
0r .. ms and ntghlmares
plague the ovenotorkeo
40771h
Cl) STREETS Of SAN
FAAHCISCO
An ea-CIA executioner and
a retired US Army gener-
el conspire 10 assassinate
Iha haed ol Iha Red Clll-
,.._ delegation amvong 1n
Sen Francutco
• c $ 0$ • . .
Coast DAILY PtLOT/Tueaday, September 1, 1981
ROMANCE Edward J\:-nl'r portrays a
pappil) marri~d man who falls in love
with (I _\Oung mu~H'lan playt!d by
Meredith Baxter BiMt•.v Ill "The Familr
Man" tonight at 9 on Channel 2 ' •
ID OVl.REMY
GuHt comedian Jack
Cari« (All,l
81) MACHEIL / LEHRER
REPORT
CJ) TIC TAC DOUGH Im> MERV GAIFFIH
Gua111 Bo Derek, Gloria
Grey Tom o. .. _.
lCJ MOVIE • * '"' "Blacl\ Meglc"
( 19491 Orson Welle$, Akim
Temlfott Tha my11er10u1
Ceglloatro •• p1eventect
hom tek1ng over an
!lf'f'lplre
[O)MOVIE
• '"' "The ,Gong Show
Movie · ( 1980) Chuck
811r111, Aobtn Altman A TV
host mu11 contend with •
variety or obstacles.
Including network censors.
to put together a collectlOO
of Dl1arre acts lat his
show 'A'
ZJMOVIE * * '" Bon Voyage Chill·
lie Brown" ( 19791 An1ma1-
ect D"41CllKI by Biii Melen·
de~ Snoopy end Wood-
5lock tollow eachllnge
11udent1 Cnarlle Brown,
Pep~mlnl Pally, Linus
and Marcie on an ad11an·
luro-lllleO lour or EnglanO
and France 'G'
7:30 tJ 2 ON THE TOWN
Hosts Steve Edwards
Melody AogMS A loolt 91
24-hour rMtaurantt; lhe
ma1esty or the Grana Can-
yon. Steadleem the ,__
est wondet ol mo11H1-rn,U.-
1ng o a FAt.k v FEuo 8 SHA,.,. NA
Guest Freddy Fender
fJ E'l'E ~LA.
Hosts lne1 Pedroze. Paul
Moyor A profile or Japan's
1ncre<llble Sumo wrestlers.
a look et the tragic world
or teen proalltutlon; a vialt
10 a new nation 1n Cal1lor-
n1a wllh a population of
two
0 FACE THE MUSIC ID I, ct.AUOIU8
"Some Justice" Tl~IUS
and Lllll• 1 .. , that they will
b8 1mptica1ed 1n tha death
of Germenicus, Meenwfllte,
Cel~l1 t>eglna ro lhow
!19ns or men1111n1tablllty
Ui) MACHEJL I LEHRER
AEPOAT
'1i) NEW8
Cl) P.M. MAGAZINE
ProlllN or Iha two non-
s1ng1~ Osmond orolhef°s,
a man who hu wallled •ono distances bacilwards
I{' RAC! FOR THE
PENNANT
Ber~ Tompkins and Tim McC~rve< recap dMs1onal
b•Mblll standings and
1n1erv1ew some or the
game'• top playe<s
8:00 tJ CJ) WAL TEA
CROHl<ITE'8 UNIVERSE
O Q!MOVIE
• • '" .. The Eagle Has
Landed · ( 19771 Michael
Caine. Donald Sutherland
A NllZI ~ando unit
Infiltrates El\(llano during
World War II wllh plane to
kidnap Prime Mlnlste•
W1naton Churehlll (Al
U MOVIE
* * • * "The Lady Eve"
( 19411 Barbara Stanwyck,
Charles Coburn A young
g111 makea e patsy out or
tha WMlthy young man
WflOlollelhat fJ Q)) HAPPY DAYS
F oru,. and A<>o« jOln
l0<c;aa 10 save ChKhl from
e smooth-talking cotlege
scout who hu ottered him
a b•skelball ICholarshlp
he can't refute (A)
D MOVIE
• * "PraK)' Boy FloyO"
(1960) JOhn Erleaon, Joan
Harvey The Ille llnd times
OI one OI Am«b's most
no1or1<>us Oepreulon oul-
llWI are filled with vi<>-
1ene41
Cl) MOVIE
• * '"' "The Crowded Sky" ( 1960) Dana Andrews.
AllOnOa Fletnlng A Nall)'
191 manned by lndMduals
wllh pressing pertonal
problems unwittingly ralls
1n10 tha path or an oncom-
'!!il paatangef plane
6i} NOVA
"Aoao To Happiness" Tt>e
Ille and times or Henry
Ford, whOM "Motor Cara
For The Ore&1 Mun11Ude8"
made Iha Amertc.n dream
a ... 111y .... O<>eumenled
(A)O ~ MY8TERY
'Sargeant Cribb Abreca-
daver" Sargeant Crlt>b•
and Con~,bla Thaciterey
get Into Iha act When
malevol«ll Ina danoerous
practlCll JOl<es •~ ruining
the car-• ol Vtetorlan
music hall 11111ts (Al O
(HJ MOVIE
• *'"' "A Flallul Of Dyna-
mite • ( 1972) James
Coburn. Rod Stelget An
l•llh revotutlOnary and a ,
Mealcan thief whO Item up
to •ob benks eometiow
Wind up being herou of
the Me•k:MI revolution
'PG'
BIZAAAEVll
JOhn Byrwtr tlhOWI you
things stranoer then truth,
larger than life, and unler
lhln an)'1hlng you've -
seen In lhesa specl1'
encore preeen11tl001 rrom
the Showllme B11arre
library
QMOVIE
* • ' The Abdication
l 1974) Liv Ullmlll'ln, Pet8t
FlflCh Becauaa of her kMI
for a Cardinal, OuMn
Chrl1lln1 causas a stir
throughout Sweden by
abdle•llng and c:onv«tlng
to Cathollciem In Iha 17th
century 'PG'
1:15 (Z} MOVIE
"°'-' ()f ..__ .. Tiber·
hill ~-tlMI """° LMa lllltfl hie·~ ,.. ..... -..-meln-
telne the ,.., .,_. In Iha
~c~_.._
an odd ~' from hla
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• • • "41 "Dol'l't LoOIO Now"
( 1173) Julie Chrlell•. Dol'l-
ald 8uthenand A _..
hM r1CMrtno ¥lelON of ,_
~ ~·., dutlnO '*
encl '* ~·· ltay In VeNOI 'PO'
HO i ;-nta 'Nllla.Y MAH
Edward AM* and ....,._
Olth llutet•IMtiWY alar In
•hi ••orv ot • "ec>PllY mar·
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woman: Anne J1Cktot1 co-
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TUBE TOPPERS · .:
NBC 8 8:00 "The E"gle Has
Landed." Michael Caine and Oona Id
Sutherland star in a World War II action ad ventur~ about a plot to kidnam
Winston Chruchill.
KTLA e 8:00 "The Lady Eve."
Barbara Stanwyk and Henry Fonda star
in a boy-m eets.girl comedy.
KCET@ 8.00 and KOCE 9 9 00
··Nova . Road to llapp1ncss A
documentary about Henry Ford's Js(e
and car eer.
CBS f) 9:00 "The f.~amily Man "
Ed Asner and Meredith Baxter-81rney
star in a story about -a married man
drawn into a romance with a younger
woman. J.alc mlttlilanly .,....._ J
Cindy le pregnant and •~her (A)Q ,---.-_--_--... -.. --------------.,,.,..,., ........ , ... _.._ bo<* to obtain lldleta for
"8.rQ411nt Cribb' Abt-llNNV HIU. Iha a.au .. • ht Amatlc4ln
daV«" s.tgeant Cribb I Benny,,,_,. the Franch r~"' and Con111C>te llladletl)I entry Of the European ~
get Into tha ac1 -'*' &ono Oott•aet
rnaleYolent ano dmngeroua' f • D(':lt( CA'tETT a:> MOY1I pract~ jolcM -ruining I' "Aide 'Em Cowl)oy" ** "Gel Ch1rlle Tully"
Iha ClfMfl of Vlclorlltt Guaats: Larry Mehan, (1976) Dick Em«y, Darren
mualc hall at,tllta (A) o Mon .. Hanaon. Don Gey. ~ti A awlna141r cons
G NOVA (Pitt 2 of :!)(A) thousand• ot dOllare f~om
"Aoad To 1Mppi""8" Tha ®ltttOWE en 11111an crime bou and
Ille and llmee of Hanry *•'A "Honeyluckle maltM hit getaway In drag
Ford, wtw>ae "Mo1or Car• AoM" I 1960) Wiiiie ~soo. wtlh the mob In hqt ~-
For Tha GINI Mul11tudee" Dyan Cannon. whlle on toll 'PO'
m9CM tlla Arrwtrlcan drMm '°"'. a Texaa country-(I) MOVIE
• raalrty. are dowmented WNtarn llinO« ~ * * *'"' "Alllf't" ( 19791
(A)O lnVOIYed with Ille Mduel..... Tom Slllf'rltt, Yaphat Kot-
(C) MOVIE dauglltet ot Illa aidelC1'::lc to Tha er-of a ap11C9QO-
* • • "Rllnlr.. County" -though ha 'ltll 10vw Ing acr99 carrier fOllow 1
( 1957) EllZ.l~h Taylor, n1S •11)1·11-h<>me wife. 'PG' mytt«loua lignll to a sup.
Montgomery Clllt. During Ca:J MOVll poee0ry died planet end,
Iha CMI W11, a captivating *' * "EAIM Y Girls" ( 1979) alter landing, dlacov« I hat
Southern belle Is det«-Latltll BoYM, Georgina the meuaga wu a warn-
mlrwld to have the man of SpeMn Fl,.. youog bNu-~lo •l•y away 'A'
n.. chotce r-siardi.u or Ille -to Inherit • large 12:30 U (8 TOMOAROW
the oonMqUlflOM. tum ol money from an all-0.-11· Ed A\n«, punk
())MOVIE Ing mllllonalf1'1wlll,11 they band the Ramones *°" "The 9-1 JOit• I do not anoe0e In ---• ~ E-.._,d" (Plrt 1) 'R' mleconduct, to Ille only **'-' "The ~ lntarna"
t:ao 8 di TOO C&.08E FOfl other beneficiary trill to ( 1964) Mlcttaet Callan, Bar-
COMF<>ftT larnp1 them BO lhat he wlll blll Ed«\
~ and Muriel return ""*"Iha money. 'A' 1:00 D NVCHIC
hOma eerty from • trip 10 n:ao 8 CJ) U.8. ~ PH4ENOMINA •
flnd an unupec:ted ~I HIGNUOHT8 "Mu.le From The VOid"
In their apar'lmant. (A) tflOhllol'tl• Of the day'• Hotill: Damien Simpson,
Ga MERV GIW'f1N ac11on In the U.&. Open Stacie Hunt Guaat• Belita
0.-11 Bo Oetak, oiori. Tennie Champlonahlps 1 • Adair
Gray, Tom Dreeaen, (from Flullllng Meedow., e IHOEP£NOEHT
Dennis Quaid, Kanny Ran-.. N.Y.},_ T-....u. Nl1WON< NlW8
kin, e.11)1 Jotlyn, Cris a! ..,._.. • CID RACE FOA THE
Groen«ldaal. . Hoel : Johnny Car1on P£HNANT
10:009aeG NEW8 G.-11: David Brenner, Barry Tompkin• and Tim Ill HART TO HART Tony e.nnen. Mccarver r-p dl11lstonal
Jonathan and Jennifer try 8 9 A8C NIW9 l>IMball 11andlng1 and
to dlacover wtlo It murd«-NIGHTUNE Interview aome ot the ~
0
~fMhlon model•. I ~MAKE A OIEAl. ~players
• PM:IENT£ "Win• From Theae ****"The Good Ear1h" Grec>ae" ;:!;u~ranga Music" I IT AMiY ..,_,...,. (1937) Paul Munl, LulM
\JilJ _,,."" ~ Rain« 9aaed on the llory
• • * "Simon" ( 1980) l<C€T NEWSllEAT by Peart &JOll The Ille
Alan At1dn, Auatln ~ Hoat: Ci.ta Aobet11 cycle of peuenll In China
ton Sclenti.ta 11 a bizarre-• CA.PTIOHE> A8C 11 thr•tened by graao
ty misdirected think llll'lk ~ 1:108 ()) THESAINT
convtnoe 1 bumbling col--1:30 e MOVIE
tega proteaaor that he I• an • *'-' i ·euna1o.8111" (1944) * * * "The Young Doc-
allen rrom out« tpac.. Joel McC,..., Linda 9aJ-1011" (1961) Fredric
'PO' nell. Tha famous hunter, 9 MO\M: trall guide end ~ak-~r~ Oazzare
*** "Rlnaom" (1956) er. Wllllam F. Cody, •••• .. lt"(1966)Mar-
Glenn Ford, Donna Reed. ri.c-an Al'Mflcan leg-colm McDowell, David
Wiler> hla aon la kid-and Wood The opprenlve
napped, • wealthy bull--Ml>flGtfT -etmoepnare I I an English
nauman must decide boys' achOol lleda to a vto-
whethar to PfY the rlnfO"' 12:00 8 CJ) CA...oN lent 11uo.n1 rebellion
or WOf1' w11h lhe Police. Cannon 11 hired by an CID MOVIE
to:ao • .,... El IDINT admitted mua murd«et * * * "Grand T'helt Au1o" •~ ,:S~ wtio ctalma he wentl the ( 1977) Ron Howerd, Nancy
datectlw to keac> Nm lrom Morgan A young man and
"Tranl90'11tl0n" Advanc-committing eny more the daught« 'of a mllllon-
M In tran9')0r1atlon tech-crlmee. (A) elre elope 10 'Las veges In
noloOY range from new e MOVlf her f1thlf''1 Ro»s-R~
con1rol ayttema to unc.n-**'~ "TIWI GrNI Man'• with a eollactlon of fortune
vantlonll tecflnlquM. Lady •. (1942) Brian Don-hunters In hOt purtull 'PG' ~ ntl,.._OFMlll llYy, Barbata Stanwyctc A 1:116 1 NEW1
./eN4 ...:>r:MIE young cou~s "'°""9 West 2:00 ,_NEWS .. ., • ......, And '--" Two • >a> --• ~··1 brtnot with a parllng or II MOAECAMaE a. WISE
lludet'tts ltMI I journal Iha Wl)lll, U 11141 husben<I Ernie playt a Zulu applying •~ Ille fac1.1 ol low turns to the trllPl)lnoe of la< Brtlllh cmzenahlp, Erie
attlf hMrlng • poetic f0f1une 1n oil well• and 11'18 E oil' b " oil 1 account ol Mlea Btodla'a ~ r s an r 0
wlf9 ~ attrac18d ta tha Selvallon Army tragic ro... attllr (A) e hend-gambler (S) ED MCftt1AHOH AHO
(JI) M90 8NEM PMVIEW • di MOVIE 00/MPAK'f
HuabanO-llld-wlta comlce *'**"I Wanna HOid Your OUHll, The Ta .. s
Jerry Stiller end Anne Hanef" (1878) &Jun Ken-Cowgirls, Phyllis Diiier.
MMte lntroduoe tha '"°"" dell Hawman, Marc Abti. Lana.
IM. ap«lals and aportl McClure Four 1..,,_agera g MOVIE
eventa coming lo Home held for N9w Y0<k and • * * ,,., "Avanlll" ( 1972}
Bo• OfflQI In September. raeort to """"J l'ldl In the Jack Lammon. JOlle\ Miiis 10:M (%) "r'' tu.QAZJNE ~
TMAH'
10:41 (%) MOYIE JOHN DARLING
u au •
"'-""~ 11\8" , .... In lo... with 11\41
lllghtty -t•lc dlUQflter
Of Illa dMd '""*'• ""8· "-:.:1 ~ lllO MOWt.lt .........
«:11111 rpmlnl1ce1 •llOul
eome Of 1111 grMt"t playa
w11«t he's lnterv~ fa<
111a Tw.· ••1111 "Great
11.Mlhora ()f Our Tlfna '
2:4'• MOVll *'-' "MIMlof\ ro Moroc-'°" ( 1859) Lall Bark« ,,.,nanOo ~ 2!'°1 mrr~ He MOVlf
• * * "COpl Gaban•
( UM71 GrOUCllO Ma,., Car·
man Mlrand• e ..wa
1:00• MOVll * * '"' "PeyroH" p963J
MlchMI Craig, Franc:Olae
PfttVotit e ..w.
S:20 .. r• MAOADNE CW
THIMl
S~(.C)MOVIE
* • • "AalnlrM County"
( 19571 El1zabelh Tay!Of.
M0ntgomary Clllt During
Iha CMI W11 •• captivating
Southern IMlle la deter·
mined to halMI the man of
her chOloe r-siardiaas ol
theconaaq~
(S)MOVll * • ~ "Bl... Fire Ledy"
Cathryn Harrison, M&tk
Holden A young girt pu•-
.._ her dream ol • c.,_
1ro show horae tumplng 10
Iha allGlualon of all alM
(Z)MOVIE
* • 'h "Bon Voyage, Ch1t·
1,. B•own" ( t97t) Antmat-
IKI Dl<actld by Biii Malen·
da:z Snoopy and Wood-
llOCk follow ••change
1tudents C111r11a B1ow'n,
Peppermint Patty, Unua
and M11cie on an adven-
lure·fllled tour of Engtend
and Fra~ ·a•
4:11111» MOVIE • * "Doubla Jeopardy"
11955) Rod c-on. Jack
Kelly A wealthy rNI attate
man anempta to vindicate
hlmM1r rrom ct\lfges ol
having mu•dered an ext0<-
llOOlsl
4:30U MOVIE
• • •;, "Brubak«" ( 19801
Robet1 Redr0td, Yaphet
Kotto A retO<m-mlnded
warden unco.,.,a wlde-
1pread corrupllOO when he
anlll'I hll newly aaalgned
prison poelng •• an
Inmate ·~· ,
We dne sday'•
Dayi itMe Mor ie •
-MORNltG ---
5:00 Cl) * * It "The Blues
B<others" I t980) John
Belulhl, Dan A)'kroyd Two
bl.-llngera must con-
tend with Iha Ctilcago
police, Iha CIA neo-Na.rrs
and Iha U S Army to put
toge I"*' • bet>ef 11 Concer1
to •llM money for their
penal> 'A'
t:30 CC) * * • Running Wiid"
( 1973) Lloyd Bridges, Dina
Merrill The gooo guys
light the bad guys In the
contemporary American
South-I 'G'
8:00 ([} * * '"' "The Wt eek Of
The Mary Deare" ( 1959)
Gary C()()P*r, Charlton
Hee ton A ship' I off tee< II
aided by the Skipper of a
salvage boll In cleattng his
name of negligence
Charges 0 • • "Thun08tbir
Tha Anc.,. .. (1961)
pllols ol lrve Sp9Clelly
equipped rock at ships
mull eave the llvas ol pas.
1enge11 ll•PP*d on a
superaonlc transport 'G'
0 •
.. (CJ • • • Bobby Deet-
llald" 11171) Al Pac.lno,
Mlt1,,. 1(...., An AIMtl·
can racing Idol, who hM
fOUIWI Ql'N I 11i001M Otl 11\41
Eur~ Cit-CUii. a1tamf)ta
to dflOwo f\lmMlf trom hla
I
bac1Cg1ound end 11mlly
wnlle f alllng In lova with •
baaulllUI 'llrOll\an 'PO' 10:00. * *' "FIQl'ltlng F0011"
(19411 ~ Boy1,'Lt19
Tllbol
(I) • • • . Oeelgnlng
Woman" I 19$71 Or900'Y
Pecll, l.aufan 8aclll A toO
dfHI d•liOner ancl a
aponawrllar leel tne
at1alfta OI M&rltlll bll•
0 • '"' Natty Htblla"
( 1971) Glenda Jackaon,
Metln1 Mercour1 Several
l\\lnl In a Phlladalpfli. con•
vent become en~ In
a W11ttg11 .. llke acanjltl
... ~ Abti.11 le •bout
to ti. appolnta<I 'PO'
11:00., • ''-"Thr" Te .. s
Steer• ( 19391 John
Wayntt. Catolt Landla
(CJ *** "The IOOlmak-
«" ( 1980) Ray Sharkey,
Tovaf\ Feldlhuh A man!·
pulal"'* manag« -var-
loua ployt 10 ca1apul1 two
4Mn·IQlf• Into pop alnQ·
1ng 111rdom PG'
I 11:30 D * * ''Blllld 01 A
Bounty Hunter" r 1885)
James Phllbtooll
0 • • ·~ "Bu'ttaio Biii"
( 1944) Jo.I MciCrN. Linda
Darnell The famous hun1-
e~ all gulda and
pe~Jllt W1lllem F
Cody, ~ an Am«l-
can leQenO
-AFTERNOON-
12:00., ••• "A OaMMI In
Otstreu ( 19371 Frad
Aat11re. Joan Fontaine
Cl) • • ·.~ "l all Story"
(19601 Jane Fonda. Anll>o-
ny Petkins
1:00 (tJ • • • "Dear Inspec-
tor" 11978) Annie Girardot,
Phlljppe Nol•et A femele
oatectlva trlel to carry on
a comp!ieated rom~
and a baffling murder
1n11e1tlgat1<>n 11 the same
time 'PG'
1:30 {l) * * '" "The Wr9C-Of
The Mary Oeara" ( 1959)
Gary Cooper Charlton
Hnton A Ship's ottic.t II
aided by tha lklppar ol a
.. 1vage boat In ctearlng nla
name of neollgenca
Ch81Q8S -
2:00 0 * * * '"' "Murder On
The Orlan! E•preu"
( 1974) Albefl Finney, Lau-
ren 9acal1 9el0lan lf«llh
Hercule Poor01 ln-hgatet
the murd« ot.,, AMerlcan
lflduttrlalltt aDOMd • tu~
unous and famous traJn
S.«I QI) * * "Born Loters"
( 196 7) Tom Laugl>ltn, Ell~•-_! beth JamM
(CJ • • "Running Wiid"
( 1973) LloYd Bridges. Dina
Merrill Thi good guys
fight the bad guys In the
contempo•ary Amencan
South-I G'
3:30 0 * * * ' Jumping
Jacka" I t952J Dean Mar-
tin, Jilrry L-s
(_$) • * '" "Blue Ffre Lll.dy"
Cathryn H1trito0, Miik'
HOiden A young orrl pur-
suea he( dream ol a car-
"' ahOw horse jumping ro
Ille eu:lulk>n ol eN etaa
4:.$() 0 * * '"' "The Cat From
Outer Space t t979) Ken
Berry, Sandy Duncan .-.n
aatraterreatrlal tomcat
c•uh lands on eetlh. '0 '
5:00 CC) * • * 'Jack Tha Giant
Kiiier" ( 196?) Kerwin
Mathewl. Judi Meredith
Alter rescuing 1111 king's
daughter from e hUQI
mons111, a young farm lad
•• .-arOed IOt his hero-
ism
••·~"Black Baauty"
( 19711 Mark Lnl«, Wall8'
Sielak Baaed on lhe 11ory
by Anne S.....tl A proud
and awesomely b8eu11ful
hO<MI comes under the
owner1hlp ol many diverse
people 'G'
by Armstrong & Batiuk
CHANNEL LISTINGS
* * * * "The Good E1tlh"
( 1937) Paul Munt, Lulae
Rainer Baaed on the atory
by Pearl Buck The Illa
cycle of peaeants in Chtna
Is thr .. lened by greed
• * * "Tl'l8 9luae Br0111-
er1" ( 19801 John Beluahl.
Dan Ayt<royd T-bluae
Singers must contend with
Iha CNc:ago p()llc9, the
CIA, nao-Nazls and tlwt
U S l\rmy to put t~thlf'
• t>enefl1 c:oncef1 to rllaa
~!or fhalr _.e.arllh. 'A'
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HOAftOAI
A honeymooning couple
Miect • hOtet r19<1ted to
b8 haunted aM"unsafa 10
all lj>ul the pure at haan
U QJJ LAVERNE &
SHIRLEY
Laverne. ddwnheerted
t>ecauaa or 1 broken leg, 11
g111en a iwrprllll\Q look at
what Ille world would be
Ilka wlthOUt her (RI 0 at I, CLAUOIUS
11:00eu••wdla
NEWt
• 8TAATAIK
The Enf«prlM . on 111 way
home •It« a long mlaalon,
II called to lnvaatl0•1• IN
dlUippNf'enc. of a Vulcan
~Ip
DO YOU THlNK ~
'5H0UL.D USE A PEN NAME~
'Shogun' planned as $2.5 million Broadway musical
By JAY SHARBU'rT
A~Arawn•
NEW YORK -James Clavell's big novel.
"Shogun," was one of NBC's hottest shows last
season as a mini-series. Can it now make it on
Broadway as a musical expected to cost at least
$2.S million?
You bet, says Clavell : "I've been working on
this four years. It started even before I had t.he
television deal. My hypothesis was. lf the movie
works, then the musical is a shoo-in."
That won't be known until late in 1982. whep
the show is due here, but the former British army
officer . ex-J apanese POW, novelist and Hollywood
screenwriter exudes s heer confidence that
.. Shogun: The Musical" is a winner, not a
Broadway kamikaze.
He says he's already got Dale Wasserman, a
1966 Tony-winner for "Man of La Mancha," work-'
Ing on the show's book. And he's busy looking for a
top-cal\ber lyricist, composer, director and
choreographer.
And of course, a star. Maybe Richard Cham-
berlain? After all. the former Dr. Kildare did hit it
TV courses offe r e d
Televised coll ege-credit courses are available
from Coastline Community College and will begin
this month. •
Cl~ases in astronomy, finance pl anning.
Shakespeare and a new survey of needlecraft are
amonc the many areas covered in the t.elecourses.
Text materials costing about $30 must be
purchased and courses are taught with textbooks,
atudy guides and faculty instructors as well as the
media le1'sons.
M'ore inrormatlon is available by calllng
963-0811,exl. 258.
I •'
big in NBC's $22 million "Shogun'' as the 17th cen-
tury Englishman who travels to Japan. becomes a
samurai and falls in love.
Don't know yet. says Clavell. who's co-
producing the Broadway edition ,.,ith a Japanese
record company president, Kuni.IMurai, and says
the show is "totally financed" by Japanese
!iOurces. "Richard's a wonderful actor and I happen to
know he sings very well." he said. "But I've not
approached him and it's far too premature for me
to do that. I have no idea whether he'd even be in-
terested."
He only laughed when advised that some may
snicker at the idea of reducing the sprawling
"Shogun," more than 1,000 pages in its paperback
form, to manageable Broadway proportions. ·
"Yes, but was n't it Mao Tse-Tung who said, 'A
thousand-mile journey starts with one step'? You
have to remember, you're not going to tell the
whole story. The 12-hour TV version certainly
didn't tell the whole story, only the story of the
Englishman."
' For that matter, he said, that story was com-
pressed to a 17-minute version used to describe
"Shqgun" to foreign TV executives. So Broadway
holds no particular plotting.problems, he feels.
He's had long talks about t h is with
Wasserman, he added. and they've decided the
stage approach "wi ll be rather like in
Shakespearean plays when they aaidi 'Look, lend
me your eyes, lend me your ura and end me your
imagination, and for the nnt 2~ hours we·..-JO·
Ing to entertain you."
The S6-year·old writer isn't concerned that the
last Oriental musical on Broadway. Stephen Son·
dhelm's "P acific Overtur11," flopped. He
per500ally thinkJ "ll was a disaster."
Author of auch other best-aelJen aa "Tal-Pa.n''
and the new "Noble House," Clavell hu written
for theater before, but just once, with ··white
Alice," a drama in the early 1960s that never got to
New York.
He didn't want to tackle the Broadway book
for "Shogun,'' he says, simply because he's never
tried the musical form and this ts no project for a
rookie. "And besjdes, Dale Wasserman is better." ·
MEET THE
WORLD'S RICHEST ORPHAN I
He's MMll •nou,h to llvc '" 1 focker!
Smart enough to pick the wtnnert.
And tM! enough to but the system.
. ... ····~ .......... "" l'ii) ..
Nol onl y that, he adds. he's been working on
"Shogun" as the novelis t. TV overseer , and
publicity-maker the past 11 years ..:.·and that's
enough for me." ~
He's content to be a show-producer now. albeit
as one making his broadway debut in the produc·
ing business.
hat happened to him 1hould
happen
to you.
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"The rain st~, sun's out! Isn't anybody
interested in going to the beach?"
by Brad Anderson
"Mmm ... beet patties with potatoes and gravy!"
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BIG GEORG£ by V1rg1I Partch (VIP)
"He doesn't h1ppen to be 1 mu1lc lover." ...
DEN~IS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum
' . "'Forget what the doctor said about five years,
Mrs. Mitchell. Actually he'd like to see him "Don't you EVER eat at home?" ~ again in about six months."
Jl"DGE PARKER
THE OFFICER6 HAVE
JU5T ~UuHT IN JA50~! OAM~El..L AND
THE WE8~TER WOMAN 1 THEY HAVE HER
IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM! ~Hf ~AMTb
TO TAl.K TO YO ! r------......_
Gi\Rt'lt:l.D
by Harold Le Ooux
THE~'I) ONLY ONE OUfbTION
I WANT TO A!>K HER. ALEX.'
WAfJ !>ME ROMANTICALLY
INVOLVED WITH MAGOI
OENbON'b HU&OAND?
IT'S NOT eE.CAOSE.
HE'S SO YOUN<$,
TINV ANO CUTE •••
ACROSS 51 Mrt. Charles
1 Music •ymbol 52 Caused to
6 Addlllonal roll along
10 US agt S4 Headgeer
14 RecluM 58 Cttnged
15 Grawn St Octobe<
1mege blr1hste>M
1~ Cont•t 81 Prefix lor
17 Prtpoettlon dome or neut lillillil'*'f'!I
18 Theel• box 82 Utt•ed
1t er.ell: Pref. '3 Chfi.ten
20 Girt'• nerne 64 FM11er
22 ~1on es Sh""
24 W1nl!OW ee Merriment
28 ~ 87 Mooc..in
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trecllon 3 Shortty
32 Ory 11 -4 Changing
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27 Funds « Sh!Ver
28 Ar•b 1111\et 48 Bawl
2t No11 tout 47 Sharpening
30 .-tngUtd strap
34 Ofgan1C aut>-48 Macaw
ttanct 49 Kind of
35 Geml"'""'1t eCllpM
38 Small bllla ~ Calyx IHI
37 Haul 53 Tiiie
3t -Caeldy 55 Slcilien
40 lnltllll In voteano
ofllce" 6f J<N#~
2 words 57 lnlllmed
42 Wcrtm1n 80 Shelt•
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
!--~""I"!""'--~---~....,... ps S'OONAS
I CAN F~URE A
WAYTO~ETA
~ORS"E IR HERE .
PEANt.:T8
60ESS WMAT ! I JUST
~EMEMSREP /II.( LOCKER
CQ\481HATIOH ! IT'S ....
BRABBLE
I 'AN"f ~IMO ~ 01'~~
f0f\14lt.0Efl1 VA1lt1Gl( ~
OIL SMOCK
eu-r WHe!N YOU 'f"OL-P Me! :t WAS
GONNA ~I!! AN
OU"T'PA"T'tl!!N!1 :t., HAP 50.Ml!!"T'M IN et-se IN .MINP.'
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Otange Cour DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, September 1, 1981 .,.
BUT THE MAN
AT THE TV
STATION SA.Y9
HEWON1T
LISTEN TO ME
TME NEXT TIME
Yoo REMEMBER 1T, Wf(ITE IT POWN
by Charles M. Schulz
TME NEXT TIME I
REMEMSiR IT, I 1ll
9E IN COlLE6E
by Tom K. Ryan
by Tom Bat1 uk
r TAK£ rr~t5 15 WHE~ CAJ€ Sl6N
UP t()R lJ.IE. MIC.KE:c,> M005€ ~ f i
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Ke!e!P YOUR VOICE! POW N, KIPPO!
"T'He"e ARE! i::>t!OP&..E! IN .-te"e ~YING -ro SL-E!E!P.'
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.,, .,.\ '. -cs ... u ••• ,, e -Orange Coast DAILY PILOT (Tuesday, September 1, 1981
SEEKS PAY Hotwrt
Ga I'\\ tx><t. I hl' M ,, ... nl'
pl'i\'all• t'OO\'l('l\•(I of
r o I I :.1 l>u ra I Ill g \\ 11 h
t hl' l'llt'lll\ 111 \'1t>I
n~1 m . 1.., .., t' t' k 1 n g
$117 ,()l)(I II\ hat•k
mihtar~ µay A twnr
mg ''a ... ..,t'I lodu~· 111
Ch a 1· lt1ll l'.., vii IL-. \' u
PUil.iC MOTICE
MUNICt,.AL COURT Oft THI
STATI 01' CALtl'O•Nljl
TNI CINT•AL OllAMOll COUNTY
JUDICIAL DllTlllCT
1t1 a vtc ~on ... WM\ s-AM, ca1....,.. t17tt
PLAINTIFl'S RICHARD E
ICAtAAES-PEGGY L K...V.AES
DEFENDANTS UNITED STATES
SOLAR CORPORATION, a Calfforllle
cor-atiofl, GEAALO S 9EAAO, ,,..
dlvlou.tty; SEGAIO M HODGE. I,.,
dhrl ... lly; SHELDON KAAtGE, I,.,
dl¥1dl••llY -el AH-Ible Man .. Ina Ofllcer of UNITED STATES
'°lAR CORPORATION 9AARY 0
McLEAN, fndl•leh4Ally, FREMONT INDEMNITY COAPOA4TION, a
Cor-•tlon, encl DOES I thr-h X. tncluslw .
SUMMOMS CASE NUMBER nuu
NOTICIEI v .. ._..,. -.-. Tiie c-1 -Y _._ -11111 ,.., _._ ,.., ............ -· , ... ,...,_
wlltllll a M yL It-IM lllt_e1 .... ........ .
11 \'OU wllll IO -k tM acl•l<t or .,.,
attorney In u.i. m•ll•r. vou Jho<lld do
\O promptly •o tl'l•I your written
•••-·If •nv. may be lllacl °"time.
AVllOI U11M Ml tlw .............
II ''*-' _.. -....-,....,.. U-.
1111 ~I•• --~-Ull. r-.......... 114aL 1Aa la I...._
ci...-si.-.
SI Ulled -• tolkllar el consejo do
un •bovlldo en HI• •'unto, -rla
h•c•rlo lnmed1a1amente, de U I•
manara, .., r.._ta n<rlt., ti hay
CORRECTION
In lhe Sears Sept. 2
advertising section
lhere is an
advertlsem•nt for
1t35722 Chain Saw with
Case. The regular price
Indicated 11 correct,
however . a typ -
ographical error
occurred on the sale
price. The correct sale
price Is $259.99. In lhe
same advertisin g
section. there Is an
advertisement for a
1160021 refrigerator. The
automatic lcemaker ·is
a11allable with l hls
model at additional
cost. We si n cerel y
regret these errors.
[Sears I
\(All\ llOE 8UC I( ANO ( 0
alo-• .,.._ -r~l\treoa a ll•mPO ~------------"' t TO THE DEFENDANT A clvll 1----------------,
cor11ptollnl h9s -flled !Pr the pial,.,
1111 -Inst ,,_ II VOU whh lo dol-
lhh lawwlt, vou mull, within 30 CleYl
alter '''" summons h .. ,,,.., 011 vou. Ille wlltl thi• court • wr1nen r~nw
PUIUC NOTICE
NOTICI Of' TRUSTEE'S SALi
AMB-4'
T.S No TS 1'1 .. 1 lo IM complaint. UnlHl vou do •o.
your oefaull wlll be enter..:I on •r>-4P NO ~lS
pllcation of the ptalntlff, and th" cou,., On I Se9t-r '"t, •t tt·OO A.No ,
may-·• 1..oon-1 a99l11st you tor Tiiie l....,,•nc• -T~t Company,
the reti.t dit.--.S in the comc>1a l11t, •' duly -4nled TruOM U-and
•hlcll could rewlt In oarnhl'lment of C>U,,._, to~ of Trust Cleted l #oay ••Ott teklno of money or o<OCJe,.,Y or tt7' recorOed 12 J-it~. as In'". No.
olMr 'relief reciuell..:I 111 the com tMlS, In -UllJ -Sii of Offklal Pl•lnt Record> In the office of ,,. County
04TEO July t• 1..o Recorder or O~ano e County.
EOW4Ao'w 8ACZEK CafllorNa, Will SELL AT PUBLIC
Clerk AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIOOEA -
By ALICE VALDEZ FOR CASH, CASHI E ill'S CHECK OR
0.P<llY ' CERTIFIED CHECK, tpayal>fe at
ALaUtT o. ar 1to®IST time of wte In f.wtuf ..-y of lht A".,_,. at uw United Stat .. 1 at the South fr0t1t en-
t611 w .,_•Y Stolt. I• trance to tl'le Old Drano• Coullly
4 118i.j"" Callfer,;.• 9-t C0<1r11Qiw lotatecl In the 100 Block of
l1l•l ttl-4nt Wot S...ta Ana Blvd. Ctormerly Wfft Publl~ °'-Coast Dall., Piiot, •Ill St I. Santa 4na. C•lllornl.•. all A•-2S Se ... t 1 15 t"l •lMl right, tltC. and lnterHt convey9d to ..,. • "' ' · · and now held t>y 11 u.-r w lO 0..0 of
PUlllC NOTICE
NOTICI Oft MA•SHAL'S SALi
Greer Bro. Conc,..te, Etc . Plalntlff
.s Grant Hombeek, et ~I. Oelendant, No 3-~
By vi,.,ue Of an uecu11on luued °" July 7, l"t by the Superl« Cou,.,,
County ot °'-· Stale ot Cafltornia, upon a JUOgmen1 enter.., In favor ot
GrM< Bro. Concrete. a Cafftornla <«
POratlon •• 1uc10menl credllorhl -aoalnsl Grant Hornbeak. Her.chef H
Hoop•no•rn•r. llt. •net H &H
,..,.,,,.,.,,,,P la 99nera1 pa,.,ne,.l\lpl,
fndlvlch.oally, 1olnlly, w•era lly and
OBA HAH Commercial o. ... .....,..
and H&H Contractor• as Jud9m•nt deblOttsl, .-ino a net balance of
nt,utm act ... uy -on w ld J~
me nl on Ille elate of the ""'an<• of wld execution, I lla•e levlod upon a ll
the rigllll, Ulle and Inter••• of w ld
ludOnwnl -hi In the pr-r1Y In
the County ol Oranoo. Sla to or
C•fllorNa, dncrtbed as lotlow•.
Parcel S, as per map-11t, p_,
tO A 11, lnclu,1••. Of Parcel Map• In
Oflklal Record• Of Ora"llO COUflty
Comntonly known a' 11•72 c -an
Avenue, t-as "H A H Commerclal
0.nlopment"I City of Irvine, County
of Or-. Stole of C•lllornla.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhot
o,, Se91embe• u, t .. t. ot , 00 o•c100
P,/llC, at Front of Court-. 4401 Jom-
ooree Blvd., Clty ol NowPOrt BH Ch,
C0<1nty Of Of-. State ot Calllomla, I
wllf Mii al PVC>tlc auction to Ille highest
bl-r, I« <nil In lawful money of the
Unltlld Sla1H, all the r\9111, title ano
interest of wlO lud9ment clebtorhl In
Ille .-OHcrlbld prope,.,y, or Ml
much t,,.,...,. es may be neuuary to
satl•ly wlO execu11on, with accrue<I In·
tere•t and cmh
Date<! 4U9UJt tl, t .. t
01•blon HarbOr OOHE RHEA,
Noar"'91, ~-County
Br B Smllll, °""''Y
N•t-o.u-..
l'talMHrt A__., .......... ,._.
,.s.MiLJ91 s....u AM, CA '1'1t1
11141 a.1411
Publlthed Of-Coan Dally Pflol,
AUO lS, Se9I t, I , t .. t ~t
PUIUC MOTlCE
SUPE•tOll COU•T
Oft~LtlfOltNIA
COUNTY Oft OltAMOE
In the Metter of tfoe Apptlutlon d
ALYSON MICHIE ORA For Clloll!IO of
H•mt CASIE MO. A11tlM
OltOIElt TO SHOW CAUSI
l'Ott CHANOI 01' MAMI
ALYSON NCICMIE OAR "8s llfed a
petition In this court f« •n °'""' •f·
towtno ~lllontr to <l'l•noo ,,., rw.me
fr om ALYSON MICHIE ORA to
ALYSON MICHIE
II It ,.,.,...,., ordered tllol all iwr-.s
lnlerHl9d In the matter eforew fd 99'
pH r befo<'o this cour1 In Depart,,._,,.
No. l e1 100 Cl¥k tenter Drive Well,
San1a A.na, <Allfornl•, on s.ptember
)l, t .. 1, at tO::IOo'cloCa •.m .. -tl'len
and there ~-c•uM, If any they
....... wtty .. Id ~ltlof> ,., <llan9e of
Nme "-Id not be vr entecL
II I' ""1her ..,._ 9\81 a cop., ot
'"'",,,..., lD -, ... M ... jMIOlfthed in The Delly Pllo4, • ,__, of
991Wr8' clrcutMlon, P<lbll,,..., II\ lfll•
<OUf'IY M -one• a -· ~ t-consecuO ... -•• ~lor tD the Cley of
Wld -lftl.
0•19CI Aueus1 ?•. t .. 1 RONALD H PAENNEA
J .... of the
Sup9rlot Court
Pullll-Or ..... Coell Dally PlloC, ...... ». ~ t, •• u .... t ... t
l'tCTITIOUI aUSINIESS
MAMl ITATa#olNT
Tiie followlno pertons ••• dotno 11us1 ..... ·
PCM ltl!Al TY A MANAGE#oENT,
1101 oo.. Strwt, s..111 no, NowPOl'1
9oecll, CA nttll.
PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY
NCANAOENCENT, INC., • C•flloml•
corporetlOI\, 1101 Dove St,..t, Sult•
,., ~ h«l'I, CA .,t.o,
Tltn llullMM It <ondu<~ by a <«· -••loft. ~loftal Commuftlty ~menc,tnc Jeff,..., 9 . OtMn, ~
Thn .._._ we 111«1 with h
County (18rll ot Oranoe Coumy on
Awe. 4, 1"1.
AU.8NAND l'U.TT, ......... "" ....................... .,. ............. ~ ..... ,,.1161
,..,..lillM Oronte CMM o.lly '1tet,
...... ''· ... u. SetM 1, "" ..... ,
Truu In the ll'-r1y •itualed In w lO
County and Slate d .. crlbed H : A
LUMllOld ...... lnt•r••I in -to:
PARCEL I Lot 11, Traci •211, City
of Irvine, C-ly of 0.afl90, State .M
Cafltornla, •• ·,Jibwn on a map 1'-
cor-In Book Ul, p_, IS, ''· t1 and II. MC•ulfarwou• Noel>', records
of Or-C-ty, California,
PARCEL l A non .. oc1u,1ve ar>-
pur1enant ••wmirnt 0"9r and .c:r-.
the Sout~terly l .00 l•t of Lot 10 In
said tract tor"'"~ of dratnao-aftd
tor ....,,.ta•nlno the uterlor of the
structural waif touted _. Lot 11 of
said tract ad1aun~ to lhh ••-•
T rt.1\tor or r e cord ow ner
LAWRENCE 0 LATHAM ANO
KATHLEEN B LATHAM
The street adc!AU a nd otn.r com-
mOll de\1-tlOn, II any, of Ille rMI
propeny ditJ.Crtbld '"°.,. "purPOl'1ed
to be It Mounta in View, Irvine,
C•fllorrv•
The ........ ...., Trustee dlKl•KM
any llaolllty for any 1ncorrectneu of
the street -reu -other common dHlgnallon, II any, ,_n herein.
Said wte will be ...-. bu1 w111Qit
co"•~ or w•tr•nty, ••Pf".U or Im·
plfed, regarding lflle, Po'MUl0t1, or
enc umbra11<u, to pay tile unpold
baf....ce of the nol•C •I M<ur..:I by Wld
Oeod of Trult, le>-wlt l1',3".SO, In·
CIU<llng •• C>r'O•IOed In w ld not•(•), "6-
••n<ff, II any, unoer Ille terms of WIO
Oe..:I of Trust, lw•. char~ and ••· iwn-at the Tnmee ano ot Ille trustt
created bY Wld 0..0 ot Trust
The -tklary unoer said Deed of
Trust hlretofor-e •••<uted •nd o. .... fl•••od to Ille ..-.il!MO a written
Oeclaratlon of Default -De,,,_ tor Safe, and 4 written Notice of
Oelaul1 -Election to Self The .,...
de,.toned cauuo .. 10 Notice of
Oetaul1 .,.,., Election to Self to be ,,..
cor-In the county -·• the , .. ,
P•-r1y " located. Trustee °' par1y
conduct•no WI• TITLE INSURANCE
ANO TRUST COMPANY. 100 N #oaln
SI , s.nta """·CA '170t, 11•~1020.
JOYCE WILLl4MS
Date tO AU9U'1 '"1
Title 1,,,..,ance -
Trust CGmPMY
a• .. ldTrusttt,
By JOYCE WILLIAMS
Autllorlled "-ture
Publl\hed Or-Coa•t Dally Piiot,
AUQ ti. U, ~ t, 1•'1 ~t
PUlllC NOTICE
ftlCTITtOUS 8USIMISS
NAMIE STATIMIEMT
The lolfowtno person• ••• dolno
buslne.s ..
JC CLEANING SERVICE, "'3
K•n•lnoton, Huntlnoton Beach, Cofltomla.,._ ,
Chrlstoc>t>er 0 ~oa, t6l3 Ken .. lnQton, Hunllnoton Beach, C•flforllla ., ....
Joh,, LH Pfaffman, '613 Kons-
lnQlon, Hunllnoton Be.cl\, C•lltoml•
n~(s buslneu h conduc1.0 by a
o•nerat partno.V.ip
Cl'lrls Foa
Thh lta1...-I wn fifed with the
County Clerll ot ~anoe C0<1nty on
AUQUOlll,1 .. t
l'IM41J
Putlll-0.819 Coe~I Dally PlloC, AUi tl.)S, Se9I t, •• t•t ,...I
PUil.iC MOTU
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS
NAMa STATIEM41MT
Th• lollowlno perM>ft t1 doU.9
busl-H MOTHEALOOE GOLD, UOS W.
a e tboe 91¥11. •?, N...._., ea.di, CA
ttt6l. ' ._, ...,,._.y -· Jr., ,..,, w .
B•lboe Bl..O •l, Newport BHCh, CA .,..,,
Thi• business I' <onducl.O b'f on
tnclMdu.tl. Aomrt A. W-. Jr.
'Tl\ls rte'°"*'' was fllOd •"" "'9 Couftty Cler-°' Or•noo COl'"ty on
....... 10,t .. t .. ,..,.
Putlll-Of ..... Coa-1 O.tlty Pllo4,
AU9 II, U, Se91, 1, a, 1'11 S70MI
PUBLIC MOYIE
l'ICTITIOUI aUSINHI
MAMIE ITATIEMalfT
The lollowtno 1191"10f1 fs dolftO Ml
M UH' PA~O'S PIUA, 7412 Edi~, H-
llntton 9N<ll, CA '2647. """'°"" c . .._,, 1612 A,.,.,..., Hu""..-. a.«fl, CA m.17.
T111t ~Is<~ •Y ... 1 ...
lllvlOIMI.
Alltflofty C.. H-
T llh ~ Wat fllef with .. c ..... 1y c ...... Of Or-c-tY Oft ... .... JI,"" , ........
P'* llNctOr ..... Coest Deity Pl ..
AUi U, 5-1. 1. I. IS. ftl 1 J7'M1
Marshal's drug arrest divides tiny town
TELLURIDE, Colo. <AP> -The
marsh1d of this old gold mining town
that became a swinging ski resort got
busted on drug charge11 ond local
opinion Is dtvided on whether he Is u
hero or a scoundrel
"Save Our Pigs," reatd the banner
as about 300 of the town's 1,700 resl·
dents gathered for a party to raise
money for Marshal.Hank Smith, 37, a
for mer member of the Socialist
Workers Part y who join ed t he
Democratic Party to run for sherirt.
Smith faces arraignment today on
four felony counts. includ ing
possession of narcotics, tampering
with evidence a nd conspiracy to
tamper with evidence.
He turned himself in to county
...
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authorities last week after an lndt<·t
ment was issued. Stx other residents
were arrested this y~ar on indict
ments stemming from an invesllga
tion by the Colorado organized Cnme
Strike Force, which had been an
vesligating drug traffic in the area
Once a gold mining town. the com
munity is made up of many young
people attracted by the Telluride Ski
Resort, located 8,745 feet up in the
San Juan Mountains of southern
Colorado.
Many residents said the use of co·
caine and marijuana has been ac
cepted by most townspeople, and
they say their marshal should renect
that attitude.
Mayor J erry Re1ce said he did not
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TWfNTV CLASSA CSCAR£ms
More
~his ~os
a · a .
behev<• lht· .. 111k1· Co11·1· had J nj.lht
lo dic·tut<• ou1 II h•!>I) It•!> ·
Hut ln<"UOlbl•nt ShNiff W11l1an1
Mui.tl·r:.. thl' mJn Smith hud !>UUJ hl'
would run Jj(l.lln..,t next sprtnl(. 1.·1111
lend!> that 10 a s mall lO\\oll like·
Tellundl·. outs1dt· undt'n·11v1·r ag1·nb
arc nc<'l'!>:.lff)
"Nobo<'I} IO this l'ommun11y l't r"
1ng lo try to :.l·ll 1111• 1·111·;11m· "
M ustl'r!> said
Roll Brigg:., a lot•.il 1·1111l1 ad or
said. "Smith doe .. n 't rnndon~ thc hla
tant us<• 11f drugs, but he und ... r stands
tht• environment he re ·'
l'ounly Commis:.ioner Tom llal1·
::.uid ht• believes the mars hal':. 111d1d
menl was "an effort to g1\ol' h1:.
<·arl'l'I' a hlal'k eve "
S11111h J ~1·w '"'kt·r \I.ho wui. on
hi'> \\,1., Ir• ·• W1· .. 1 Co,1!>l law !>thool
\\ ht·n lw ''u1>111·d to v1:.1t Colm ado,
hJ-. lw1•11 lht· l1t\\11 m iu:.hul hert·
111·t11 I\ lht ,.,, Yt-a1 ' l 'nlll lust i;pnng,
h1· '>' ,,.., I ht· onl \ 1 l'~:l~l1·1 1'll mt'mbcr
of th•· Srn 1r1h..,I Y. •11 k1·r-. P • .uty in tht•
t lttllll \
f'ht :100 1w1111l1• \o\ ho Jtlt-nded tht'
p.11 t' .11111 .11wl1t1n h1•1 1• ra1:.ed more
tic.tit S.I IHIO 11n1· lllU'tlon item, a red
111111lt•I ol ,, 1·.11 hk1· lht· 001• used by
..111k1· f1111·1· :1j.!1•111 '. "'1·111 for $:wo
S1111lh. ''ho "'":-. fn:t•d 011 a $25,000
ho11d , ,,1111 ht• ''rnfl<J t1'tt' lht• money to
p ;1,\ 111' ;111111·111 •\ ':-. fpt•:-. flt• ::.aid he
"11111<1 pll':t1l 11u111<·t·nt at arraign
111 t 'Ill
fl 11111 ' ltH lJ J 11 IJ II Ill II
a~ 11er r1g,Hrt1e by I TC 11w1horl
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Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous 10 Your Health
..
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Dally Pilat
TUE60AY, SEPT. 1, 1981
CLASS I Fl ED . CS
The Sailors
are optimistic
as they enter
a new era. C2.
Ram.s act like everything's OK
... However, Clark becomes a victim of the Fred Dryer incident
By JOHN SEV ANO of tlle (>elly ...._. S'-ff
were told by Dryer that It was his inten·
lio n to honor his contract with the Los
Angeles Rams.
parenlly have made their final c uts , aw;iy :md you cun believe me that
Dryer is an offi cial part of the roster. ll won't "
H anyone has ever tried to hide or
sweep something they have broken un-.
de r a carpet. you can begin to un-
derstand what the Rams are trying to
do wit the Fred Dryer incident.
meaning des pite the possible moral Dryer has not minced words toward
ra mifications on the team. the de· the Ram organization. or Malavasi, "Several d ays ago Dryer missed
three days of pract ice and the Min·
n esot a ga m e with the e xpress
permission of the Rams . Dryer is pres-
ently an active me mber of the Rams
45-man roster now in preparation for the
regular opening season game on Sep-
tember 6th against the Houston Oilers .
fensive end will be on the sidelines Sul}· :.ince goin~ public on the messy inci·
day when the Rams meet the Oil~ dl6nt. Malavas1 hasn't hidden his feel·
Amidst a day filled with cloak and
d agger m eetings between Dominic
Fronliere (representing Georgia who
was home ill >. Coach Ray Malavasi,
General Ma nager Don Kloster man,
secretary/treasurer John Shaw, Ra m
attorney Jo$e.,h W. Cotchett and Dryer.
the only substantial development Mon-
day was the following s tatement:
"Nothjng has changed. Everyththg 1s 1ngs. either until recently.
exactl y the same." said Dryer as he Malavasi has stated to the press on
walked off lhe practice field at Rams more than one occasion recently his de ·
Park Monday. ''I'm here only to uphold s ire lo see Dryer off the club. Up until
That statement. despite its obvious
message. by no means indicates the
matter between Dryer and the Sams is
settled On the contrary, the situation
couldn't be worse
my end of the contract. Tuesday he s tuck by his statements,
··They have succeeded in breaking loo, until one reporter questfoned how
my spirit. They've won. They've done a he could jus tify laking Dryer back after
great job of destroying mS' desire to I he things he said
play for. them, and each day J will be "I never made any s uch statements,"
"On this da9 General Manager Don
Klosterman and Coach Ray Malavasi
d is c u s sed the future plans with
Defens ive End Fred Dryer and they
Jn essence, what this implies. is that
Dr yer is being forced to play with a
team and a coach -he doesn't want
to play fo r. And. since the Rams a p-
like an ugly reminder of what they've ~atd Malavasi.
done. "How about the fact you said Dryer
"I gu~ss they r•gure after a couple of was loo old and didn't know when to
Don Klosterma11 weeks all this wi ll die down and go <Set> RAMS, Pagt-Cl )
Red Sox slide
I into a . victory
Yaz breaks up his teammates
BOS TON l A P I C a rl
Vastrzems k1 keyed two run-
scoring innings with a single and
a double, but no one mentioned
his ru ttin g in the Boston Red Sox
club house. 00
I ns t ead . th e 42 -year-old
vet eran was the target of· good·
natured ri bbing for a comical
slide Monday night in t he Red
Sox· 4 I victory over the Angels.
WITH THE score 2-1 and one
out in the sixth, Vaz doubled lo
left-center and wound up siuing
on rus behind at second base. He
then had to leave the game with
a pulled hams tring
Fortunately. the injury proved
to be more of a cramp than a
pulled muscle and tea mmates
got all over Vastrzemski
"Hey, Vaz. you're down to be
out here tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock for sliding practice,"
shouted Tony Perez.
"It was the most pathetic slide
1 have ever seen:· yelled Bill
Campbell.
VAZ DUCKED into Manager
Ralph Houk's offi ce only to be
told "we're going to get you
some gloves so you won't dirty
your hands when you slide head
first."
Ni c ho ls p r o m p t l y s cored
Boston's third r an as Carney
Lansford singled . extending his
hitting streak to 11 games.
Eckersley, 7-5. allowed a run
in the second on a 300·foot triple
down the right fi eld line by Don
Baylor and a bloop single to
shallow right by Dan Ford.
Boston tied the score in the
botto m o r t h e i nning a s
Vastrze m s ki s ing led . took
second as Lansford walked. took
third as Rich Gedman forced
Lan s f ord a nd scor ed o n
Stapleton 's groundout.
The Red Sox, who have won
eight of their last 11 games .
went a he ad in t he fifth as
St apleton led off with a triple to
the 420·foot mark in center . Rick
Mi lier flied to s hallow center
a nd Glenn Hoffman grounded to
short but reached second as
Stapleton was run down and
tagged out. Remy then doubled
off the wa ll in left . scoring Hoff-
man. '
Angels starter Dave Frost , 1·4,
look the loss. allowing five ruts
before he was replaced after
Lans ford 's RBI -s ingle in the
sixth
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"l guess it didn't look very
fancy," Vaz said with a sheepish
gr in. "l started to s lide, decided
not lo. and just fell down on my
The Red Sox added an in-
surance run off Bruce Kison in
the seventh as Stapleton led off
with a double and scored on a
two-0ut single by Remy. T his was a familiar sight f rom 1968-76 as George Hartman guided Saddleback College to eight successful seasons
butt." ·
Dennis Eckersley pitched a
seven·hitter and J erry Remy
dro~e in two runs with a double
a nd a single for the Red Sox.
Hartman decide,d ~not to compromise
· 'Th1s was a good ball game
for us. and Eck came up with a
good one for us ," Houk said .
"You always like to win the first
game of a series. Now we've
won five of our last six games
and we're playing good ball all
.11round."
Instead, the former Saddleback coach stuck to his pr inciples and convictions
By JOHN SEVANO
Of .. Delly ...... SUfl
Whenever a successful coach,
no matter what the sport, sud-
denly up and retires, there are
a lwavs the inevitable questions
as to why.
resident is a realist. with a
strong set of principles he's not
about to compromise on. •
I could back off. It wasn't worth
it to me to do either ."
Hartman worked at the Sad·
dleback campus when it was
virtually nothlng. There was no
football field. no lockerrooms.
no practice area nothing.
And, when it came to a point
where Hartman's principles and
"HE WAS VERY tough out
there," said Angel Ma nager
Gene Mauch, whose Angels lead the American League with 364
runs scored. "Pitching figures to
be a big fa ctor the rest of the
season and we just ran into good
pitching tonight."
Yastrzemsk1 s1hgled and even·
tually s cored the tying run on a
groundout by Dave Stapleton in
the second inning .
After walkln2 in the fourth. he
double to le ft-center in the
sixth but had to leave the game
for pinch-runner Reid Nichols
b e cause of th e ha ms tring.
Some of the reasons are never
fully Wlderstood. others are less
complicated.
In th e c a s e of George
Hartman. the answer is not as
easy as it sounds .
HARTMAN WAS Saddleback
College's fi rst·e ver football
coach. He loved the game, loved
coaching, and loved the kids he
worked with.
Wh y , the n , has G e orge
Hartman joined the ranks of the
retired? Good question.
Part or the solution might be
found in Hartman's philosophy
toward life. The Sao Clemente
LOOKI NG BACK
convictions were threatened, he
walked a way. He wasn't about
to give in.
"The coaching was easy." ad-
mits Hartman. "I just got tired
or fighting all the little battles.
"IF A PERSON could just
coach, it's no problem . But it's
getting to the position where you
can coach, that's what is dif-
fi cult. And. you 'd be amazed al
the problems there are .
"I could either sacrifice what
I was trying to teach the kids, or
The players , for the most part .
had to d ress in portable locker-
r o o m s a nd th e n drive t o
whatever high school field they
were playing on that day.
"I TIUNK YOU always miss
the association with the kids,"
sa ys Ha rtman of leaving the
game. "And. t he nice thing
about my job at Saddleback was
90 percent of the kids were local.
It was a lot more satisfying to
win with kids in your own dis·
trict."
Hartman and Saddleback did
ptenty of winning together. In
Ha rtman's eight seasons. there
We 're playing had baseball --Madlock
Still, h~s 10th-inning sacrifice fly helps Pir ates defeat Dodgers, 5-4
LOS ANGELES CAP)·-Bill Madlock,
the National. League's leading hitter .at
.346, had only one thing on his mind when
·he appeared at the plate ln the 10th inning
with the bases rull of Pittsburgh Piral~
and no one out.
"I just wanted to get the ball in the air.
to stay out of the double play," said
Madlock. who delivered a sacrifice fly that
gave Pittsburgh a 5·4 victory Monday
night. ending the Pirates' seven.game los·
llJg streak.
"We 've had a lot of Injuries. and we've
got a lot of big bats out of the lineup,"
added Madlock, who also singled In a run.
"But that's no excuse. We've just been
playing bad baseball.
''This is the first time In a couple or
weeks we've got any timely hitting."
Willie Montanez led off the winning rally
with a pinch-hit single off loser Dave
Stewart, 4-2. Omar Moreno, attempting to
sacrifice. reached base safely wben third
baseman Den-el Thomas fumbled his bunt
for an error.
Lee Lacy, also attempting to sacrifice,
beat out his bunt ror a single to fill the
bases. Madlock followed with his fly lo
rlght.
Odell Jones. 2·1, got the victory and Don
Robinson. who pitched the 10th. earned hi!!
first save of the season.
Tbe Dodgen opened a 4--0 lead again!lt
Pittsburgh starter Rick Rhoden. scoring
three times ln the second inning and once
In the third on Ron Cey's bases-empty
homer, bis 11th or the year.
The Dodgers scored the three second·
inning runs on Jerry Reuss' run-scoring
s ingle to left. an RBI double by Steve Su
and a sacrifice fly by Ken Landreaux.
The Pirates, restricted to two hits the
first five 1innings by Reuss, scored three
times in the sixth on a single by Omar
Moreno, a walk to Lacy, a run-scoring
single by Madlock and a double by Mike
Easler.
Dusty Baker 's wild throw to the infield
on Eas ter's double enabled Madlock to
score the third run.
Pittsburgh ,tied the score in U1' eighth
against reliever Alejandro Pena when
Lacy opened with a double and Easler
singled him home .
Reuss worked Slf.J Innings and gave up
three runs on five hits.
Rhoden, who lMt to his former team·
mates 16·6 last week. gave up four runs in
six innings.
were five confererttl!-titles and
three post-season pl ayoff berths.
His best record was 197J-when
the Gauchos went 9· l. anci his
overall mark for eight seasons
was 6J.16·4. All these numbers
just adds lo the mystery of his
retirement
Does he ever regret leaving?
"No. definitel,y not," s ays
Hartman . who no w teaches
health and physical education
classes at Sadd leback. "It was
t he best thing I could ha ve done
for my health.
"J s leep at ni ght and my
s tomach doesn 't turn upside
down any more
"I GUF.SS, REALLY. the
worst thing about coa ching is
the time vou spend away from
your home while your children
grow up. As a coach you're
working 12 months out of every
Bill MCJ.dtock
year and never take a vacation.
Suddenly, you quit coaching and
find oul that your kids have
g rown and you've missed the
best part of your life ...
Hartman says in 20 years as a
football roach he took onl y t wo
vacations. "and that was only
fo r a weekend." he adds. He
cr edi ts rus wife. who he is re-
meeting these days. for provid-
ing him with the necessary
strength during that period.
"When the kids come back
a nd see you and thank you for
the things you did. it seems like
it was all worthwhile." says the
49-year-old Hartman who quick·
ly adds, "but. unfortunately,
there's no money in coaching.
It's unbelievable what people ex·
peel from a coach and then pay
you nothing. You work like a
<See GEORGE, Page C3>
Cook, Akin
seek t i tles
Two Orange County women 1
will be eyeing national cham·
pionships Saturday when the
Michelob Light/200 Chicago race
get s unde r wa y o n Lake
Michigan.
Several thous and spectators
are ex~cted to line the Chicago
la kefront to see Betty Cook of
Newport Beach bid for her third
na tional championship in the
Open Class
Paula Akin of Huntington
Beach is bidding lo win her first
national t.iUe in the Class llJ
(modified> division in wblcb sbe
holds a narrow lead.
Drivers will be compelirfl ror
SJS,000 In prize money which
will be divided among the top
three finishers in eacb of the
four categorie.~.
•
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Orange.Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesdoy, September 1. 1981
Did pl~yers lose
respect for Frey?.
From AP dispatches
KANSAS CITY , Mo. The fir· £i
1r1g of Kansas <.:1ty Royals Manager
J im f'rey on Monday caught most of
the defending American League champions by
s urprise but for different reasons
··1 never thought it would ha ppen," second
basemap !<'rank While said after learning that
Frey had been replaced by former New York
Yankees Manager Dick Howser ··1 fell if it was
going to happen, 1l would
happen before the strike.
··But we got new hfe
after the strike and we had a
good road trap i!-4 1 I
thought 1f anything was go-
ing lo happen 1t would be
over the winter."
The Royals. who won the
1980 American League pen
nant an Frt'y·s first season.
Prey s tumbled to a 20·30 start this
year before the players· strike a nd h ave
managed just a 10-10 mark since play resumed.
Frey had come under fire this season for
some s trategic moves, and there was talk that
many players had los t res pect for the former
Baltimore Orioles coach
"I think there 's a lot of truth lo that state·
ment," said Royals relief ace Dan Quisenberry,
a Costa Mesa lli~h and Oranli?e Coast Colle~e
produt'l.
Quote of the day
"We wa nt people we don't have to say,
·Sit' 'em ' to. They a utomatically bite. We
don't want barking dogs, ''e want biting
dogs... New Orleans Saihts Coach Bum
Phillips. ...
Caldwell spoils Howser's debut
Beu Ogllvlt slummed a two·run £i h11nwr und Mike ('aldwml notched
'111.., I OUth <'Ureer victory as
M1h,aukel' downed Kansns City. s 1.
:.p111hng llll' debut of Dick Hownr as the
Hoyals · Ot'w m unil ~er . . Etsewhere in
Am t>r icun Lt'itl(ue action Monday, Steve Kemp
:unasht-d 11 two·run triple und Kirk Gibson ex·
ten<.lcd his hitting streak to lO games with a pair
of singles as Oelroil t'lipped
1111' Chicago Wh1tl• Sox. 3 1
Dwayne Mur1lhy drove
in four runs. three w1lh a
homer in the fifth inning, and
Tom Underwood pitched ~
rnniogs of hitless relief as
Oakland beat Cleveland. 5 :l
Right hander Dave Stelb
scattered "seven hits and
t· ll t 1· her [ r n I e W h I lt • s
CaldWE'.ll :.Quceze bunt capped a three·
run eighth 11111111~ to give Toronto a 3.0 victor¥
on·r Texas . Oscar Gamble hit has 10th
homer <1f the year and Barry Foote highlighted
" four run s ixth innrng with a two.run single as
the New York Yankees routed Minnesota, 7-0
Baltimore'i. Lenny Randle belled a two-out
homer in the ninth inning and the Mariners ...
went on to edgt' Raltimore, 4-3. to snap a 10
game losing ~trcak
Knight turns out lights on Montreal
Ray Knight's two-out ninth·
inning sing~ scored Ron Oester with
the winning'i)-un as Cincinnati de feat-
ed Montreal. 9·8, to highlight Na-
tional Lee:tgue action Monday night
Elsewhere. J ose Cruz's run·st'onng double and
three unearned runs propelled Houston to i{s
flftll straight victory. a 6· l decision over the
New York Mets . Dave Edwards knocked in
l wo runs with a ho mer and a
sacrifice Oy and Steve Mura
pitched a six-hitter as San
Diego downed the Chicago
Cubs, 4·1 Mike Schmidt
h it his 23rd homer of the
year, a three-run shot in the
fifth inning. and Keith
Moreland followed with his
sixth as Philadelphia came
from behind lo beat Atlanfa.
Kn1qhl 11 ·8. stopping its longest los-
in g streak -;1nce 1976 at six games _
Sus pended s hortstop Garry Templeton was
hos pitalized Monday for treatme nt of emotional
problems. the St. Louis Cardinals said.
Baseball today
On thu. duh.• 111 btibl'Uull m Ur78
P1ldwr Summy S!t'w<irt of the
UJ ltirnort• Oriole"> ">t•l u 1 t-t·ortl with sevc!n
blr:ught :-.trikl·outi. in his f1n1l maJor
ll'.tgue gamt• Thl' v1C't1 ms Wt' rt'. in order,
Jc~ge Or la , ('lwt Ll'mon, Thad Hoslt.•y,
M 1kt• C'ollwrn, Kl•v in He ll , Cl11udt•ll
W a:-.h111~lo11 und c: n·~ Pryor St t'W urt
hm ll'<I the Oriol(•s to u !I 2 v1Nory over tht>
Chu·ago Wl11tt.• Sox
On ttus dah' 111 ltl75
In a 3·0 'H'ton OVl'r P1tt~hu1 gh. Nt:w
York Mt•Lo; at•t.• Tom St>avcr struck out 10
buttel'l» to bccomc U1c first pitche1· in ma·
rcJr leug11c history to post 20tl or more
:it nkcouti. for t'i~ht t·ono.;l'cutivt• yt•ars
On lh1s dutt• 1n 190G
'J'lw l'l11ladclphia /\ ·s scored a 4 I. 21
inning \'IC'lory on ·r the Boston Red ~ox.
the lungc~l ga r\ll' played to j dec1 ~'°" ir1
/\mcn<'an Ll'<igUt.' h1stor~
Todu) 's birthdays
Philadelplua outftt'lder Garry Madflox is
:12 Minncsut:.1 i11f1eldt'r Hob Wilfong is 28.
King gets comm1ss1oner's post
Billie J ean King was named •
< '01111mss1oner of Team Tennis Mon
<1.1~. becoming the first woman_ to
hold suth a Joh in professional sports. King, 37.
sai<1 the nt>w job will mean cutting back her
playin~ Sl'hcdule. IJUt not re tirement Our
1ng a Navy foot bull s crimmage recently. one 01
tht· :.tandout:-. includt.•d quarterback Marco
Pagnanelli, a lluntington Beat'h High graduate.
"ht> wa~ 14 of 20 passing for 152 yards During
the first half. 111 v.h1C'p the Navy offense scored
four times. Pagnanclli was 8 of l l and scored
om• uf thC' TDs \\1 th a nine-yard run Olym
µ1t champion Steve Ovett pulled away in the
home stretch· to win the 800 meters 1n th~
Amoco International Games in London Ovett
produced the fa~test recorded time this year at
1 46 40 Suns hine Mary. the luckle:.s fill)
who bet'ame famous for 4neptitude on the track.
died instantly whl'n s he broke her ne t.•k I rying to
jump the rnside rail in the fir~t race at tht>
Calder race track 1n M1µmi
Telev1s 1on . radio
TV : Tennis l ' S Open H1ghll~hb 11 :lO
p m . Channl'1 2 I ta pl'<1 1
Ri\DJO: Baseball Angels at Bo~ton. 4 30
pm . KMPC 17101. Pittsburgh at Dodger-;, 7 :io
pm . KABC 1790 1
Young Tars prepare for new league
Cochrane optimistic as Newport Harbor switches from the Sunset to the Sea View
By ROGER CARLSON
Of tM O.tly Pflelt St.ti
The numbers don't appear to be there, not like
you wouJd expect for a Newport Harbor High fool·
ball team with the season approaching.
The Sailors have three returning starters on
offens e !quarterback Greg Selby s tarted at
fullback and tight end as a junior). two returning
starters in the secondary, no more than 15 return·
1n g lettermen in a 43-man s quad and the lower
levels ret'orde d marks of 4·3. 5-4 .and 2·7 in '80.
Sailors Coach Hank Cpchrane. however.
doesn't seem overly cont'erned with the numbers.
In t'Ontrast, he appears confident and organized as
he prepares his crew for duty in the Sea View
League. <t distinct change in format for the long-
time Sunset League representatives.
"We're not an Edison or Fountain Valley.
whit'h can turn out championship teams on the
lower levels year a fter year ," says Cochrane.
1981 OUTLOOK
"But you'd be amazed a t the development of some
of our personnel
"WE HA VE DECENT SIZE and our work in
the passing leagues makes me thank we have a
pe:tssing game and a secondary that has come a
long way_ ·
"I don't think there a re kids anywhere that
learn more in the1 r sophomore season than they do
al Newport CCoach Mike Giddings> and there is
something else I think about. too.
"\\fhen we went to the Cl F Big Five Con·
fer ence semifinals in 1978 our juniors were from a
team that went l 8 or 0·9 earlier A year later we
were--in the Big Five sem1s aga1n when those kids
were seniors
"Great records are fine for fres hman and
sophomore teams. but with a little renection, there
a re some other things to be considered. like age,
maturity and several other factors."
"We·re going to be a relatively young team."
League for the firs tJ.ime. the pressure of entering.
as Mr Big doesn't ~ear lo be a factor , since El
Toro and Estancia are the early season picks for
the lille.
"To a degree there is some pressure on us,"
sa ys Cochrane. "Some of the old-line rs feel it 'll be
a walk-through for us. But this league's top teams
are very t'ompara ble lo the Sunset Le ague's teams
with the exception of Edison and Fountain Valley.
"El Toro thinks it has its best team ever a nd
Estanit'a has a passel of juniors returning. Sad·
dleback could be a real sleeper. I know they have
speed.
"Actually, this is kind of exciting, it's a new
challenge. The only team we've seen before is
Corona del Mar ...
COCHRANE'$ STAFF is somewhat tentative,
too. although his right-hand (Larry Doyle> and
Tom Bazacas will be there. Also assisting will be
former head coach Bill Pizzica (defensive line and
offensive backs) and even ex-Sailor and USC
quarterback Gordon Adams ~ lending a hand with
the Qbs. ·
"We're oing to be a relatively young team."
says Cochrane. ''Some of our juniors are going to
ha ve lo strap it on a nd be ready early. 'Ne have
Rob nerry
some key seniors back. but in overall numbers.
they aren't there "
The Sailors have scra pped the winged-T a nd
will be in a multiple offense Defensively they're"
sticking with what has proved except1onelly suc·
cessfuJ in the past a 4·3.
llcre·s a rut'ldown by pos ition
Ql.ARTERBACKS -Selby. a 6-3. 195•pounder
with an obvious hard nose lhe was a linebacker
and fUllbat'k as a junior l is considered a major
college prospect by his coach. Nevertheless. Selby
enters the 1981 season without a pass attempt un·
der his belt. A strong.armed, drop back right.
hander. Selby opened some eyes in the summer
passing leagues Others available are Mike Wells
15 11. 155 jr 1. Kurt Schlegel <6·2, 175 s r .) and Bill
Brown 16·2,,.JOO .tr J. whQAgoing to be see i(lg pler\-
t y of action. but probably not al quart~rback .
RUNNING BACKS -Tony Swies, a 5·11,
175-pound senior who missed his junior season
because of s houlder surgery, was a two-way,
starter for the sophomore team and, along with
Jeff Nugent 15·9 160 jr.J , appears to give the
Sailors strength and breakaway capabilities at
tailback. Gavin Greely (6-3, 170 jr l is up from the
sophomore Le a m to challenge Brown for the
fullback post Also here is Greg Jat'obs <6·0. 205
Jr I
RECEIVERS Rob Be rry (6·1, 170 sr.) and
John Barnett '6 0. 165 sr. l are obvious starters at
split end and flanker Berry latched onto 20 passes
for 288 yards and Barnett. a defens ive s tarter in. ·so. is the fastest t4 7 40) among the Sailors. Also
expected to see considerable action is Gil Ward , a
5·9. 150-pound junior who led the sophomores in re·
ceiving a ye ar ago, alo ng with Mike Van Drimlen
16-0, 155 sr.>. lle rb Goss <6·0, 150 jr.l and Doug
Johnson <5-9. 150 jr ). Scott Mahaffy (6-0.. 180 s r. l
and Ken Carr (6·2. 170 sr .J are the tight end can·
di dates
OFFENSIVE LINE -Always a Newport
Harbor strength. the forward wall is bulked by
tackles Ri ck Deans <6·3, 195 sr .) and Dave
Cadigan (6·31 :i, 230 jr. >. guards Frank Sennes
-c 5·8. 155 jr. l and Brett Hagadorn <6·3, 205 jr. l and
center Jamie Kitchens (6·1. 170 sr . ). Says
Cochrane: "Cadigan is big, but moves like
nobody I've seen here (5 O 40) .. Other tackles :
Umpires receive fines
PHILADELPHIA CAP)
Umpires Nick Colosi and Frank
Pulli were fined by the National
League for an altercation with a
television reporte r after the
Aug. 24 game between the Allan·
la Braves and the Philadelphia
Phillies. it was disclosed here
Monday.
Richie Phillips, counsel for the
Major League Umpires Assocfa.
lion, said Colosi was assessed
S500 and Pu Ill $300.
The run-in among Colosi. Pulll
·and Mike Forrest, a sports re·
porter for KYW-TV, resulted
from a rhubarb in the ninth In·
ning of the game. Phillies
Manager Dallas Green a nd
s hortstop Larry 8owa were
ejected from the game by um·
pire Steve Fields.
In a statement telephoned by
Phillips' office, Phillipi; said
"Chub Feeney, National League
president, has today <Monday>
Imposed fines against umpires
Nick Colosi and Frank Pulli in
t'onne('tion with an alleged
altercation with members or the
media during a recent game.
"A fine of SSOO was assessed
agalnRt Colosi and a fine or S300
against Pulli,
"An appeal has been filed with
the N3tlonal League on the basis
that any actions taken by Colosi
and PulU were entirely provoked
by the media.
Erst' Larsen 16·1. 180 sr .1. Evan Everett (5·!0, 220
1r 1 and Peter Vann 16·1, 170 sr 1. the latter a
transfer by way of Hawaii and Corona del Mar
Other guards. Bob Perry <6·1. 171 sr 1 and Shawn
·curly" Culp 16 1. 205 sr 1. Bud Coberly 16-1. 180
1r I 1s another center possibility
KJCKJNG GAME Culp and Coberly are bat
lling for the right for No . 1. each 1s capable of con·
tanuing Newport Harbor 's reputation for a (')ass
kicking game
DEFENSIVE LINE -Kitchens and Tom
Lucas <6·2. 180 sr > are at the ends. with Cadigan.
Deans, Larsen and Hagadorn also available. Dave
Hackel (5-10. 200 sr 1 and Culp are at tackle, with
Everett. J ason Savisa ar 15·11 , 220 Jr I and Vann
backing them up .
l.INEBACKERS Greely and Brown are the
outs ide backers, a round Sennes. the offensive
guard. Other outside linebackers include Cobery.
Todd Pet'a 15·10, 155 s r.1. Carr and Bnan O'Dea
( 5 l I. 175 sr 1 B<'hind Sennes are .Jat'obs and Bob
PC'rry
SECONDARY Mahaffy 1s s tationed at
~trong safel) i moni:,tcrl with Selby and Bill Perry
I 5-9. 155 jr 1 alsh 1n the picture Berry 1s backed by
Nugent and Pat Gray <5·7. 130 Jr > at free safety
The corners are Barnell and Jeff Conover (5·8. 140
Jr 1. with help ex pected from Ward. ,Swies.
Johnson a nd Van Onmlen.
BREAKING UP TWO Phil<1delphia ·._
Mike Schmidt forces Atlanta serond
bl:lseman G lcnn Hubbard h1 J(h ''" I he hast.> spo11in~ his throw to first Ttw play al
CM, Newport
tourneys set
UCI's Beatty in tourney
lh 110\\J\RU I. llANl>V
Oi I ... 0•11' f'll .. 'Wlf
l·:ntnt·' ,_., t' 1111\\ IJl.'tni,: taken for several area
golf tour11;_1111t'11h 1n<'luding the Costa Mesa
Op1•11, ('11~ of Nt·wporl Beach championship and
the i\11ahc1m C1t.v t•humpions hip, among others.
Tlw ('o:-.1 :i M e:-.11 affair (the ninth annual ) is set
1111' Se•pl 12 1:1 ovt•r both the Mesa Linda and 1..os
l..1.1.:0:-. «001 :o.t'' J('l'ording to t'hairman J oe
l '11:.lt·ll11
Thi· C11:.t.1 Mc">a event 1s not only one of the
largest 1350 l'lltl'l<'S are accepted l but one of the
hl'lll·r kno\\n tournaments in the area More than
GlJLF n
S4 ,000 an prm·' ,1rt' offered along with green fees
fnr hoth clu~ ">. ,1 du) long buffet on Sunday and
nthl•1 lt'l' pr1Le.., .ill for tbe $40 entry fee.
Pd'-I \\1011t•r.., or the event include 1973 -Jim
G1•org<'. W74 Scott Simpson. 1975 -Larry
('ollms l!Hli Kc·n Teel; 1977 Jim Williams;
1978 c:r;_1ha m C'owan . 1979 Mark O'Meara;
a11rl rnxo Brian l.indlt'Y with a score or 134.
Thn•1• of thC':-.t· former' champions have turned
pro 1nl'lud111g S tulJ.JSon, Collins and O'Meara.
l.1111.llc·~ ha' lll'1·n hurnmg up the amateur cir cuit in
California th" ~1·,1r and t'Ould be a good bet to re·
p(•at .1:-. t'hampwn the first to a ccomplish such a
f<'ul
('11mpd1lton 1:0. 1n the championship flight
;.!long with ha ndtt·.q1 flights 5·9. 10· 13 and 14·18.
/\ny pla.>er \\Ith a t1:1nd1cap above 18 will have to
play lo that f1 gur1:
Co:-.tello 1·:-.t1matPs that some 80 men's and
wom<.'n ':. tluti m1•111 hl•r ' volunteer their servit'es to
hl·lp run tht' t'\t·n t t•ff1 1·1t•nll) with scoreboards and
otlll•r a m1·mt11·'
Entn lilanks ar1· r11l\~ available in pro shops
throughout the a n .•a
* • • TllE '\E\\'J>ORT 8t:Al'H event 1s more of an
1·\l"l u:o.t\t' tompct1t 111n and is limited to residents of
that 1·11y or m l'm ht•ri> of the Big Canyon or Irvine
Ct1,t">I c·nuntn d uh' It 1!> a one-day affair CSepl
21 1 ''1th ~1 I 11 «l11c·k .. tiol~un start at Irvine Coast
('(.'
Tlie•t t· \\tit Ill' a low gross championship for
hc>th nwn and \Um1t•n along with h~ndicap flights
d1\'1dt'd into f1\1• J,!roup:-. The field is Limited to the
f1 r:-.t 144 pla.> 1:rs \\1th a $40 entry fee that includes
).!1 l'l'n fcl'. l'l1·{'lrt{' t.•art lunch. beverages and hors
d Clcu\ rt::. al the U\\ a rd!> ceremony
Entrn·.., for th1.., onl· will be accepted untfl Sept
11 ,11 5 p m For furthf'r information, contact the
1·11~ <ti :.S.100 :'\~·\\port Blvd . Nl'wport Beach 92663.
• • •
TllE A~i\llEIM TOURNAMENT will be heid
Sl'pl 19 20 and will hL• ~1-aged over two courses
\nah£'1m :'\l unit'1p;.tl and Anaheim Hills A fi eld o(
a hou1 ioo 1s t·' pt·c·ted for this one with a purse of S:l .1100 •
Tht· kt· for tht• Anaheim tourne) 1s also S40
\\ 1\lt 1·111 r~ <k adhn1• on Se pt 9 for furt her in·
fo rmut111n. t·onlat·t l'llhl'r course or call Larry
\l:.trK1i>on ;1ftt•r i .ii night Jl 892-202!1
• • •
LT l rv111l' i!cilfrr Oav1d Beatty, a senior. iS-
pl:.i~ 1ng this \\N•k Ill !h(' t..: s_ Amateur tourney in
S;.in Frarwi~rn lk.ttl) "as the top qualifier in the
Southl'ro C·a 1 :-.ut 11111a1s He · s from M 1ss1on Viejo
Oil~rs" Biles backs Stabler
llOL'ST00: '1\1' 1 • Al though Houston Oiler
quarkrb<1ck K1·11 St11hl t•r i:. being investigated by
lht• "'at1ona l Footh.Jll l.cugue for possible involve
ml•nt \\1th a kno\\ n ~um bier. Oiler Coach Ed Biles
,;11d toda~ he supporls him fully
It s t1m t• (111 ~o mebod~ to put up or shut up,"
11111.•' .. a11I 1n n· .. pon..,c• lo a New York Times story
c·onc-t•rn1ng SI._. hll·r·:-. allegt'd assoc1at1on with ·con·
'lt'l<'d hookmak1·r ~1 cholus Dudich of Perth Am·
hoy .. ~ ~
Bilt•:o. 111.idt• UH· r emarks at <t late morning
prt'"' 1·onfC'n •nt·t· ~t u bler was not at the session
;inti ha-.)lad htth· to '-d~ to the press about the re·
purls
·Kenny h'-'' 111~ full bal'kmg. \\e feel good
about this s1tua11on, Btles s aid "We don't feel
tlwn•':-. .1 pr11hll'm I don't even want to comment
on 11 ----
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lo,H•tl leammall' Kl'1th More land to be
'~1fl'. thus avoiding a double play The
Phillie~ ranw b~trk to beat lht• Rnl\'l'S in
\t oncl3~ ·, <.•0111t''t . 11 8
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RAMS PLAY DUMB • • •
quit'?" asked one reporter
"'I never said that," he tersely
replied.
"How about Lhe fact you didn't
want Fred on the team ~" asked
another
"I never said that either."
replied the coach as he stormed
off in his cart
"These people here can ob
viously not handle or solve pro·
bl ems," said Dryer. "Anybody
who would do what they did to
me the last eight days and then
bring me back. well . they're
foots."
Dryer 's counsel , allorney
John M. Thomas, was not at the
Monday's meeting but was nab-
bergasled lo learn of the de·
velopments upon his arrival at
Rams Park.
·'They con t inue lo push .
bulldoze and hurt people no mat·
ter what the cost." said Thomas.
"The wounds are there and they
continue to put salt in them.
They're trying to do a hatchet
job on Fred Dryer's pride. This
whole thing stinks .''
Actually, the biggest specula·
lion at Rams Park Tuesday had
nothing to do with Dryer. or the
cut s, o r who would play
quarterback for Houston Sun-
day. The biggest rumor that
circululed was the one that had
either Malavasi or Klosterman,
or both, betting fired.
AIML. the fact the Ram
hierfthy arrived secretly and
without notice didn't help the
whispers any.
The ax never fe ll , although
Klosterman did comment on al·
legations that he and Malavasl
weren't getting along.
"We've had o ur differences."
uid Klo~lermii n . "but the
rumors about the division
between Ray and myself are
~hete are no prob·
lems between us ..
Except, 1t seems. when it
com es to cutting people. These
facts, concerning the Dryer
matter. are known.
Malavasi knew about the
no-waive. no-trade provision in
Dryer's contract prior to his de·
c1s1on lo cut the 12-year veteran.
-In a Febr uary meeting
between th e Fronli eres.
Klosterman. assistant general
manager Jack Faulkner and
Malavasi. the coach was·asked,
at that time. 1f he wanted to
keep Dryer. knowing the binding
ramifications if he said yes.
M alavasi, himself, approved
Dryer's stay for another season.
Although most of this year 's
cuts had been "discussed" with
Klosterman. Malavasi still did
not inform the general manager
of his finaJ decisions until mo-
ments before they were an-
nounced.
Where does all this leave
Malavasi? Well. in two attempts
to interview him Monday, he left
both hurriedly after being con·
fronted with que!ltions concern-
ing Dryer.
This much can be added:
when Dryer was asked to come
to Klosterman's office for a
meeting with the GM and coach
Monday before practice it was
M alavasi who went to retrieve
Dryer Jrom the Ra ms' locker-
room.
It was also Dryer who told
Malavas l as they walked to the
office: "As a coach, you have in-
5ulted the <bleep) out or me as a
person a nd forced m~ Into this
situation ... This it1 (bleep)."
Jn the meantime. one of the
Ram cuts Monday -rookie de-
rensive end Mike Clark -was
an unfortunate victim of all this.
)
Orango Coast DAILY PILOTfTuesday. Soptoniber I , 1961 C3
Angel, Dodger sehedules '/() n ~ ' .. " .
\--..::~ ,. (
Angela on Redto KMPC (710) Angela on TV Channel 5
Dodger• on Radio KABC (790) Dodger• on TV Channel 11 ; -~-
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Sept. 1 2 3 4 5
.._ al Boston. 4 30 .._. at 8oslon, 4 10 • • •I Indians, 4 Ill -dll11<111111; II • Alie• di lnd1o111~ 11
Puales al u.itts. f 30 Pwates at Wiwi. 130 C.ds at ~ I _., C.Vd•, at Dellllf1. / 111 C..ds a1 Wr•n, I
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
• _. at Clev. II 05 • at Royals 5 35 • Ill* al Royals 5 35 • Ale* at Roy~ts 5 35 ..> • l eus at Anfeh. 7 JO r e.a.s a1 Allctfs. / • llllpis ~1 Reds 4 3~ St LOUIS at IMrtn, lil5 GIMIS •I Wpn. 7 JS Giants at ~ 7 35 Glirtls at Delllen. l 35 • IWrtrs al Re<h 4 o;
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
• leu:sat ..._I Royal$ at Mpb. 1 30 · RD,als II Allfels, , 30 ..
Royals at ~ 1 JO • a1 IOlonto 4 30 Atlllta at ~ f'.J~ R~ al 0Mr1rs, 7 J)
• Alflls ;JI IOIOlllO 10 JO
• "9n at Reds 111~ • .._..at Padres 105 • ~ at Padres. 7 ~ Atlirlla at IMrers. 7 35 Reds al Dodee1; 1 OS
20 21 ~ 23 24 25 26
• Allt* at toronto 1030 OvUgO at A11t1S. I JO Chicago ~t Anftls, I JO Ctucago at .,._._ 1 JO Chicago at Altpls. 1 JO loronlo al Antth. I JO roroolo a1 Aiicels. I
Reds at ...,s. I 05 • ~ at Qants 7 3~ • ~ at Giant~. I 35 • ~ at Ciani\ 1 3~ • Dldrefl al Houston ' 3' • ~ a1 Houston 11 70
27 28 29 30 , Oct. 1 2 3
Toronto at Anclk. I • ~ at Atlanta 4 35 Allrtls al Chicago !> .lO llll'lls al Chtc~go 5 30 Palm at lltdctts. 1 I~ Allctls at 1 e .a• ~ 35 Allctls at Tem 5~
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
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D•w-. -re•I 10 1'1 St .m
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M t S<;nny Dt""' IC>ntQtl 4.00
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Monday's tran1actlons
BASEBALL
A-r1<t11 Le-
BAL TIMOllE ORIOLES ~et•llto -·~ Cor~,, outheldlu MMj O•v~ .,Of'O Ptt<.ntr.
iro:l~~'rrN:'R'l;v!.';.'rn::;~~1~?.':.
m•"t9t' N•med 010 How~r mt11t9tr ~\IQIWllt<I Jorry Grole, Ullhe•. to• '''IO"
men1 Ae<•llfd T1rn trtl•nd mftflOer ftom
Om•,_. Of tne A.m.r1t 111n ~UO<••hon. M
novnct<I trw -•lton ot •«•n PnelPt, llnl
WWIT\60. °"'"' Concepc.ton, \hof1\toP. P•t
Sheridan. outlitld•r Gr•g Kt•ll•Y
cel<Mr, •nd t!1l1y Pa>th4111 •nd Jett S<ntt
tl~r. ~lcner" •II lrom Om•h•, IOllOwl"ll IMAmeroctnAnoto•loonpl•yolh
TOllONTO SLUE J,t.Y) Soq.-Tim
ICUltom.kO. lh1tdNwma.n
NttltfltlL• .....
A Tl.ANT A BllAVES Rtt•llto LtH¥
MCWllll•m•. 1>1l<lw.r, lrom llochmo"° ol en.
1n1er,..llon<1I Ltf9ue. Pl.o<od PrHlon H•n
n•, pll<.a.r .on 1i.. t1 <ltf o .. •01eo llst.
PHILAOELPHl/O. PHILLIES Plt<eO
l t rr1 Cllri>ler>wn pllcMr on lfw 21-0.y
dl\8blf!O list A(llv•lf'O W•rren 8rUll1•r
Pll<htt
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Aec•Hed Andv R incon. p1l<htr, frOM
Arl.•n,.., 04 trw-Anwnc1n A\~ l•hon
8ASKET8ALL
IUI--llttNll Auec:letleft
OE TROl I PISTONS S·~o Ron .....
9uaro, to• rnv1u v••r contrMt
WASt<INGTON BULLETS W•ovoo
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FOOTBALL
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M•t.t .. t1, lltc.U r Blllt A.-c .. m•n w tOir ,..
(•Iver• Chuck Herman g....-ro. •rw:t Wltt1.,,._
M ltc,.tl, tlnetwl<.lller
BALTIMORE OlllOLES Wol•ed 'Obed
Artr tt ltk kar. and Fran• 0•r .... oet•Mtvt
!Ml<-Pl...:.a 8rotn Sut11ven. -1<1.,. '"°
k~n S~ttan. 0ttens1v• bit<lr on the' 1n1urt<t
rntrw ll•t
BUFFALO BILLS wao~to LO.. Po«or•'.
•loe retel••• llf'vbell G•nt. toghl '"°
Grog CAier punlP•, •nd O•n M•nuc<t and
O••ld Humm. QUA,., tr w e •>
CHICAGO 8E,t.llS Wd••td t<on\
l'lltlWO, -IClo.er B•l•n Ctbrtl, 11""~'"'
llotllo -·· QW•d llon llydttcn, ttO•• t nd JOhn Sl<il>ln•'•· fullbt< •
CLEVELAND 8ROWNS Wa1...S Con
Coc8'roft, tucker T-..rry M Uler ru""'no
Dt<~ tnd llavmond Bloch olto"'lvt
fin•m•n... Pl•<~d Ollvtr 01v10 deten>IYf'
bK~, on IM 1n1urea '~'"• H'1 DALLAS COWBO'Y'S TrtO•O Atron
Mllcnell. corner~-10 tn. Ttm~ 8•v
8u<.<_,\ tor en u""•~•owd dr4'ft choice
W11ved BrUU' Tnornton °''~'he end, •ncl
StoU P•llour lln•D•t ker Pl•UO John
FIUCMr•ld c~'''· llnd Oo1lor Cllnk\Calt,
GREE,. 8A y PACI( E RS W•l•ecl Eric
Torkelson. ,unntno b•c•. •nO L•rrv ,_,_,,..,,.,
SAN DIEGO CHAllGERS Tr-.! Mtke
WOOCI, •t<hr 10 lhe B•lttmort Colt• ID< •
lulurP drtlt cnoic• Tr-.! • lulu•• orall
<hOitt lo lllP Ml•ml Dolpl\0115 for ~
lloD.,h, ~·t-•• W•lved Jtll Gouell,
punt_.
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OETllOll LIONS W•l•ed 80 llOl>itltO•\,
l1;llb...:~ XIN\ Arnold wide •Keo-. -
BMrtOft L••l•n. lin•n'•n Pieced Stew•
1ow11 luwbiK .. er •nd Oon Gr•Co, ~rel,
Of\ tM tn1urwd reuH-;e 11\t
KAl'ISAS CITY CHIEFS Wtlved ~rt
Miiier. ®•rtero.c' 81.0 O•t•\, t.c:ll ...
011ut H•rr•ll corn+rb•<" •"O 0.ro"
(hertv '91•1Y Pl•<ed llon w .. N"91on,
wtdf' rf(t•ve' on Ow· 1n1utff rewrve ll't
LOS ANGClES llAMS W•l•.O EIYll
Ptt•coc~, IWlfbltck Mflr:e Cl•ra.:, oefeMh• .-no Nl.lr'tu' At'lodenon, wlcM rKeiver; 6ftO
pl•c~ {)ll'f()rOf' lill• (. ent~r on In Jund ,..
wrw
M IAMI DOLPHINS Tr•cle<t G40ret
llobens. pUnltr to '"" Stll Dot90 a..._-.
tor • ,1wm rouna 1 .. , <haft crw>tc~ Pieced
Tom Hendtr,.gn, l•neDt<O• tna WOii.,,,
JVCI~. cornertw< ~ on thit •nH"M rKff"¥e
llSI WtlYed Oon Sewell, 1en11 •nd Nlet.
G1•Qu1nto. h•llbtc•
,.EW ENGLAND PATlllOTS Tr-
8iU C1.1rr1fr °''•""'"'' N-<.-. to the New York G~•nt• tOf •" und•s<liOMd Or,...t cf'Gtce
Pl•<Pd uury McG•PW. ""'°"'lit'' Pfft!Olt 8rown, w1ot rt(t1ver •nd Aon Wooten, of
ten111v1 tlntm•n. on tM lnjurt<I rf'S..rve tltt
NEW ORLEANS SAINT!> Tr-rony
Gtlb<"Hlh, lull!Ml<k, lo lllP MlnnHoto VI>
•no• tor•" uncl1\C~wc1 or•ll choice Tr-
•n undi'Kto\il'O dr•t1 (f\01t~ to 1'"4: o.n.-.r
Bronc.O\ IOt Rob N•irne-, llntO.<~tr W•lvtO
l(evln Wllll•mi wldt recetver M11te
Spivey. torne,o.c", Jim,~'"'"'' IOck•r,
•"d ll•y CO>llcl, 11nebott.t1
NEW YORK GIANTS Wt1nd Lyle
Bl•O-eno lt•O"'• 1<1no, <Hl..,•I••
t>•cks Al••n c,.,ren w1~ 't(fiver. Terry
Fa IC on ollrn\ln t~n~"'•n eno Ceor1c 8rownlt!lf' rurvuno ba< • OC>ttln~<t 8111 Cvr
''" \1rono wttl't trom tne New Enot•nd
Pe1'IOI\ '°' •n uMIKIOSOld dr .. I ChOIU
T ueled Kt•lll T urnor. tlne...,ct.tr to ti.
W•,nll"loQton Rt<J\ll.lni to, •n ul"dhckKed
Oratt <P'CHCI'
NEW VORK JETS Plo<od c1 ...
C.•I~. rurvuno 04<.9'. Ot'I •rw tn1ured f.,_.N.
ttst Waived P•ul Der Dy •lot r•c•lv..,,
~''" 5P""0'-· Of'tttn)tvr b•<"'. S1ewt SltPN'f>\ llQnl end. ~nd R•IPh DPLO«.h, 0.
fen\lo;f llnt1m•n
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Pe~tonn1 ou•''''b•t lt Cir~o 8r.c.ef•"·
linttMt "-•' 1"«S ~·<n M•'hnl, w10it re
ce1vrt Pl~f'CI f<f'MY t1111 runruno c.ec.111..
•r"d WHll• JOt'W\ Mftfi\l 'If' P-nd on tN In
jured re-wr111• If\'
PHILADELPHIA EAGlES -Wtl•.O
Grto L•Fluor, t1Qhl tnd. Ml-• Cu<elo,
hn~O•<t1i•t AJc.h (;err• ouerd. St•v•
HowtH tu.110.<"' lnc:I Jo Jo Ht•lh, Orfft't'S-IV•
i..c ..
SAN OIEGO Ct<AllGE llS Tr-Ml-•
WOOCI, .. , •• , lo IM 8tllornCHe Coll• for •
future dratt <"<>•<• l r.oeo • •u\urf' draft
(hol<e lo IN M1arn1 Oolph•n-lor GtorQe
Ro.,.rb. '"'°' SAN FllANCISCO ••FllS Tr-S..vt
Oe8t<O Q.Wrlt•06<., to Int O•,.••• 8f'On
co' for •" und•WIOW-0 Or•lt <F'loO•<• Tr.-0 JMl'W~ Owiirtu wldif> rt(th1er. 10 thit T~
Bo Bucc.ntt" ICH Johnny D••t5, ,.....,1ng
bee• We•••cl Ma1or Og11v1e, lull!Mlc ...
Lewi\ Giit.rt, toQhl tnd Jlrnmv Wtbl>, a.
ff'nSfo;~ .00 M.ltt 8ou1• w •a.t rt<•lv...-•nd
Ron OtBot• •"" Edd1t WhlltlY, tight PnO\ TAMPA BAY 8VCCANEEllS Wtlwd
1\atc HtQll\) "'""' r•ol"•' Jtrnn Hunter, otfem.•ve tlneman 8rU<.t Hff'tOf'O •no ~tl•t'
Furnes.\ dttf'n••ve 11nemtn. •nd Jeff
D•••~Y. otlen""" wn Pltc•d ~-¥ S.om<>n, llnebt<ker, on tr.t lnturPd , ... ,ve ,,,,
HOCKEY
Nttleftal He<•ep Lt-
MINNESOTA NOllTM STAllS Slorwd
J•I• W•hhle-n, K•rl IC...t,,.r¥o •no Ari""°"•
center~
Wl,.NIPEG JETS N•rntd MlkP Smllh
co•<h ot 1VI\• OI tr.t ,.,,,,., Hockt'(
L•.oow TENNIS
TEAM !ENNIS N•me<I Bllllf' Jetn
KtnQ tomm1Ulontr
COLLEGE
FOROt<AM Named JoHpll P<tQnOlte 'ooro lntorm•Oon dtrKtor
GEO~GE HARTMAN • • •
l'row for 14 hours a day
11 ·s gelt1n~ wor.;e
. and samC' lrL1alment
Pastonni Coe kraft Galbreath De Berg
"You Just can't he Cl football
coach any mon· J\nd 1t 's gelling
to the football fat'ld that's the
hJrdcs l There arc just too
many other lhini::s involved if
ynu want a real class program "
That (al'I couldn't l>e better ii·
lustratl'd Lhan during Hartman's
f1r!>t wcison at Saddleback, in
191i8. \\hen h e i;uspended 22
player!> for a rule infraction. He
t'um<' 1 i~ht ba<'k the neX't
M~ason. wilh lht' same kids, and
\~ 1111 thl' Desl•rl Conference
d1;.1mp1onsh1p ' \'-
Pasto rini gets axed
MOST OF T llOSF. lh111gs
turned out to be a lot of personal
lime and ene r f.(y . It wa!I
Hartman ·~ philosophy that 1f a
kid came out ror football 1t was
the coach's obhgat1on. t(I make
sure he J?•>t the best treatment
possibl<• an fn<1thall <Hid every·
thing clst•
"IF VOtt 00 :..omethmg like
that." says 11<.irtman. referring
to the n1s<•1pllnc. "the kids
respt>ct you more and lhey get
morr out of 11 Galbreath, DeBerg among traded ..
t'rom AP dispatches
Quarterback Dan Pastonni.
obtained by Oakland from the
Houston Oilers for Ken Stabler
in one of last season's biggest
trades. was waivlad by the
Raiders Monday as. National
Football League teams pared
their rosters to the opening-day
4S·man limit.
In other moves, fullback Tony
Galbreath was traded from New
Orleans to Minn eso t a.
quarterback Steve DeBerg was
dealt from San Francisco to
De nver and veteran place-
kic ker Don Cockroft was cut by
the Cleveland Browns.
A number or teams said they
would not announce their cuts
until today.
Galbreath. who lost a halrback
job to rookie Heism an Trophy
winner George Roger s. the
Saints and leag\.le's No. 1 draft
pick , wd traded by the Vi ·
kings for an undisclosed future
draft pick Monday.
The Salnt11 also ptcked up
linebacker Rob Nalrne from
Denver and cut lour phcyers,
among them wide receiver
Kevin Williams. the team's No.
7 dran. pick from Southern Cal,
and com crback Mike Spivey.
The Broncos acquired OeBerg
rrom the 4~ers for an .un
disclosed draft choice and cul
second-year reserve Jeff Knap·
pie . DeRerg. picked op just six
days after the Broncos had
waived Malt Robinson. gives
them a veteran to back up Craig
Morton. Rook1e~Mark Herrmann
1s No. 3 on their depth chart.
Cockroft. a 14·year veteran.
lost his JOb to free-agent Dave
Jacobs Cleveland also cut Terry
Miller, a former l .000-yard
rusher &<'quired last M :iy in a
trade with the Buffalo Bills.
Thal doesn't mean the kids
ran the show, though. Hartman
was in control aod everyone
knew 1t.
"Kids don't mind working
hard if vou 're f11ir." says
Hartman. who retired in 1976
after spendin~ one year al San
Diego State "They don't mind
working if tht•n"s a goal in mind
and that goal is usually to win
"Plus. on my tl'ams. t he rules
for lhe No I guy were the same
as the rules for my No 55
player. Everyone received the
Ali to announce come bac k
"Whrn I s uspended those 22
players, they knew what the pro-
gram wai. all <1bout the next
time "
Tht'rl'':.. something to say for
people who st and up for what
they bclien• in. Hartman cer-
tainly qualifies in this category.
Ann, it's because of his stand.
nnd his beliefs and convic·
tions that lfartman decided to
retire rather than compromise.
"I accomplished everything l
set out to do. l don't know how I
coul<1 havl' bettered myself in
lhat ilu:ltion," he says.
The hetterm ent came from
thosl' kids fortunate enough to
IJlay under him
NEW YORK (AP) Muhammad
Ali. the 39-year o ld f ormer
heavyweight champion, will hold a
news conference today to aMounce
plans for hi s first fight since Larry
Holmes battered him 11 months ago,
a spokesm an for ' Bahamu5 ·based
group that will promote the fight said
Monday night.
Dotselh, a spokesman for the pro
molers Dolseth did not say when the
fight ·would be sl'heduled. but said,
"it was a sharp assumption'' that It
would be held In the Bahamas.
RAMS
SEASON TICKETS
U..lhd
Cholc•Sffh
Ali. the only man t o win the
heavyweight championship three
times, will appear at the conferen('.b
In a New York hotel along with thl
stlll unnamed opp0nent. said Paul
-
Ali. who was granted ft license to
box in South Carolina two weeks ago,
h 38 not fought since Holmes stopped
him in the eleventh round Oct. 2,
1980 In their World Boxing Council
title bout
All has won 56 bouts ln his 20 vear
orofessional boxing career
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OrangeCoott DAILY PILOTfTuesday September f , 1981
aids needed
1>1-:A H PAT OUNN M y n eigh bor was
visitin g the other day while J was cuttm-g raw
c hic k en on my cutting board. I wallhed the
lx>Md w1lh a s ponge and water. She com
mented t h at it I dids\'l clean the board better
than that the whole famlly could get food
poisoning from whatever was cut on 1t later.
She went o n to say s h e washes h e r culling
board with h ot water and soap after using it.
ls she being overly particular, or 1s there a
danger 1r a c utting board is n 't cleaned lhlS
thoroughly each time it's used? A.N. Corona
del M ar
Raw chicken, olher poultry, meal and
fish may carry salmonella bacteria. The bat·
leria could contaminate the cutting board
and be lransterred to other food placed on tht>
board later If It Isn't washed thoroughly to
prevent growth of the bacteria. Cutting
boards should be washed and rinsed carefully
after each use. Hot water, detergent, a brush,
and even chlorine bleach are recommended
for safe cleaning. Be sure to rinse thoroughly
after cleaning.
Sanitation key
DEAR READERS: Most incidents of
food poisoning occur because food handlers
do not follow good sanitation and health prac·
llces. •
Food poisoning bacteria need food,
waler, a temperatur«> between 60 lo 120
degrees, and time to grow. Al cold tem·
peratures -below 40 degrees -bacterial
growth is very slow. At temperatures above
165 degrees, bacteria are destroyed.
The most vulnerable foods are low.acid,
moisl protein foods -eggs, meat, poultry,
fish, beans and peas, dairy products, pud·
dings. custards, and potato and macuonl
salads. Least vulnerable are fresh fruUs and
vegetables; acid foods -canned fruit,
pickles, fruit salad; dry food -breads,
cereals, cakes and cookies.
To prevent food poisoning, vulnerable
foods s hould be protected from contamina·
Uon. and kept very cold or very hot until
eaten. Leftovers s hould be chilled quickly in
the refrigerator (spread out large quantities
in s hallow pans to speed the process).
Vulnerable foods should not stand at room
temperature for longer than a total or four
hours, including preparation time.
• 1;01 o problem? Then wnte to Pot
Dunn Pal uni· cut red tape. gelling • 1 the answers .nd action you need to
•
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business M111I your quesrwn3 to Pat
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OCNl•AL MOS,.ITAL
""' tr Ml -W.. A-10 ~!alO.N,
~C......,.lu.tlrl -.. , ... ,.
"'' •r>d Mtt S.relo hr•n. S.n
Cl•"-l•. bOY J11ly II
M1 -Mn 111<~10 Ounc.n, Ill,
S.n Ctemef\M. bOY
'"'' D Mr •nd Mn lryan Garvin hn
J11•fl c..c>lll•-· ,,,.
Mr u"4 MO~ '*'91M Wll~ur-. S4WI
Clemente, bOY
Ml. and ""'" S1•""911 C:.O.rn.n, !Min ca.,...,.,., ooy
Mr and Mn 1100000 ~let, Sun
Cle..-a.,bOy JllllyD
Mr ....., Mos <AM Walll, Jt., !>Ml
J~n C.OtAr-. DOY Mr •nG Mr\ Ptltr i...omann.
La9Uf"9 HI-I, girl
Mr ana Mrt. Jonn Mullen, Jr ,
Ceplllr-BN<ll. boy
Mr and Mn Elbert rurn..-. 111, San
Cltm.ttta, Qlrl
JlllyU
Mr and Mn n1oma• M<Cempbell,
!Min Cleminle, 91rt
Mr -Mt" J.,.n C..fl\<Kho, S.n
Juan Ctc>lst•-. Ql•t
J11ly ••
Mr ll'CI Mt\, Lury Tvlor Wayman
San,,.,,._""· boy
Mr and"'" Ml<hH I Manr1no. San
Clenwnte, boy
Mr ano Mt" Oellnll 0. Siio, S.n
, ........... 9111 , ... , 17
Mr -Mr'-0.MI\ NaylOn $<tn Jutn C.OIUtoWIO, Qlrl Mr and ,,,,._ Johll l(nna•ln•, S.,.
Clemente, Qlrl July 1'
Mr ano IW\ Actrlan Gal••ll, San
Juan eao .... ..,.,. Qlrl
Ju4y JO
Mr -Mt\ Ce1v111 Eilr•I• S.n
Ctemenlt. cwr
Mr ...., Mt\ JOH Alv•r-. S.n
Ci.mente. Qlrl
Ju4y )I
Mr •nd Mli Gu1t•vo P.Or•'-•, S.n Clemenlt, girl
Mr •no Mt\ S.mutl Sllu~. Sen
J.,.n CAOIS1r-. boy
A ... ..-tl
Mr -Mr\. ""4rlln Sc.hroo. SM\
Juan c..p1st•-. girt
Mr. eno Mr\ Rlcharo Berrlu,
C•Pl•tr1no S.t<n. 9lr1.
Mr -Mts JO<tl li•Cn. Capistrano 8ea<ll, girl
A ..... tl6
Marilyn M<Mlllen •ncl Lawrence
Rom,,., S.n CIC!mtnlt, boy
Mr •no M<S (l•trl<tl Phllll~, S... Clementt, Qlrl
A1111111•
M r •f'ld Mn O.nlet Mvrr•y, S.n
Clemente. OOY
A ...... ,,
Mr •nd Mri Brl•n Sm1 lh, S•n
Clemente, girl
A ...... , ..
Mr •no Mr,. Ed••n Ter..-.11 S.n
C ltmentt, 01r1
Mr '"° Mrs W•nls Jenrellt, S.n ciem.nte girl A"''"' 11 o Mr •nO Mrs loll P•ller>0n, S•n Cltrnenlf girl
A"'•ntu
Mr And Mr' ~f<10t P•rr•, O•M
Point. girt
Mr •NJ ""' 0.vtO Weleotr, Sen Cltmente, boy
A-tlU
Mr •no M" Robert 8110110. S•n
Clemtmtt-9•"' .,
A ...... ,,.
M•ri• v 111'"'""''"· Leoun.i ei.cn, boy
Mr ano M r\ Jo\tpn Nieto. S•n ,,.,, .... ,. boy
A"'tnl lS Mr and Mt\. Rooouo li•llalObos, S.11 Clttnenlt boy
Mr -""'-Rl<Mrd Lt Comte, S.n Clemente. OOy
Mr •nel Mr\ Sttf)llen Lono. S<l!I ,,.,,,...,. boy
l'OUNTAIN YALL£Y
COMMUNITY MOS,.ITAL Ju4y 1l
Mr and Mri R09tr Ytll, Hunll"l!lon
8H<h,Qlrl
Jyty 14
M r •no Mn won lttm 1rv1M, Qlrl
Mr ancr Mr> SltOll.., Kim Munl
1'9lon &Kil, Qirl
Ju4J u
Mr •nd Mrs "'" y S•m•n••oo Founletn Valley, 91r1
Ar11lur Gonultr 1nc1 Nenty Tinoco, Founlaln V•llty, Doy
J .. ly t1
ArmMldo PelKlo •nd Tina M(l(H ,
Nt•IJ0'1 &Ncn, Qlrl
Jwly 1*
Mr ....., Mt,. Ntwm•n Liu. lrVU\if'
bo• Mr •nel Mtt ,.,..,, ... Bound .. HUlll
lngton Bff(ll. boy
Mr end Mrs. Briln Mooclh•rt, Fo~n
taln VelltY. Qlrl
Ju4y" Mr .,., Mr\. M.IM'IOh•n Sll•h Hunt l1'9lon6N<h,Qlrl
Mr 1no M<\. Alben S.houchl HUf\1 11191on BH<h, Qlrl
Jiiiy JI
M r •nd Mri G•ry Sat1otr\.
Foun1•1n V•lley, bOy
. "'lllC NOTICE
IU,.l•IO" COU•T ITATI 0,
CALl"°•NtA ~MTV 0,. OltANOI
(ll•lt or JOSEPH H Of. •II•
JOH P" M HO( ake JO'r PH
MANUll NO[ l>e<HMCI
.... tt•Ma
NOYIC:I or UITINTION TO Hl.L
•IAl P.O .. l •TY AT ,.lllYAT8
ULI
Nolke I• IWtal)y •••en INI svDja<I
10 ~OHlll'NllOn by IM •llOv• allllll..S '""'"Iii' Court, °" S.111ern0ar 1• '"'· •I 10 di • m , or O .. rtetter wltllln Cl•
llmt •IM>-by l•w lM ll'ICMrslQntO. n •GmlnltlrtlOrs Oi tfle .,t•I• ot
JOSEPH HOl. OK .. s.acs. will w ll •I
ll"l••ts wl• to ,.,. nl.,..st •"41 IHI net
btdOer on er. l•tml and <-Ilion•
Mrel,...,,.r ......,,._, •II rlglll, llll•,
a nCI lnlM••I ot JOSEPH NOE, 0.
(HMO. al l!W llll'9 ~ Ill• claall\, In Ille
1u1 p,_ny 1oc11eo 111 1na co..nty of
Or•rive, !.!•II OI C•lllornl•. 0.M:tlOad e1 IOllOWl ~Ol 70of Tt.C.I N11 1021 In lho City
01 N•Wl)Orl 8"1<11 COll<ll'f •• Ot.n0t.
St•I• Of C.lll0tn1a ., ~r Mep ••
coroeo In 9-,.,. ~· • lo U ,,,.
clu\I .... OI MlKt1'11-• M•O\, In .....
olll<e OI llW Counlv R,..o,.,..r of \elO
Count•
EXCEPT •II 011 r19n1.
tllln•••ll mlMr1I rtQhl\ n•tural Q•I
rlQlll\ oind olher llydro'°•rbon~ Dy
wh•l\Olt'"'ft """"" hnown t"41t '"•Y oe within or ,.,..,., w lO l•n<I. lo(lltllllr
.. 11n ti.. ~r~tu•I rlQhl ot drllllng.
m1n1no eAOlor in v and oper1t1no
llltretort •nd '10""-1n end ••movl119
lhe wme from ~••O lano or any olMr
••no, lntludtnQ Ille rlghl to W/llDSIOO
or dl..cllon•lly dr Ill and ml"" trOI!'
l•nd~ 01"4t• IMn lhO\e here1n•bo••
dt\t rlbtd, ou or Of' w•ll' tunnel\ •nd
,,,.," lnto, ,,,,,OUQ.,, or I CfOU tM '\ott>-
\'i(f ..... of lh• t and her•lnalbowt
dtHr•Dtd •nd lo Dottom 1ucn
whlpSloOeG ~ OtrecltoMlly drlll.O ••II• lunnel• •nO sn•lls unoer •nd
otn .. 111 or boyond '"" Hterlor 11rntn
th••to' •ncl to rearill, rtlunMI. eci111p,
rn11nt•ln, r.g.alr. Ottoe-n •nd oper1te
•ny 1h1<h w•lh or mint\. w ithout
nowe-wer, trw rtQ.ht lo onu muw. stOtt
uptort at>O ooerelP 11\rOllQI\ IM "" t.ce or 1,... u-• $00 •ttl of lht wo.
''" f«e of \410 l1nd. •~ re\er-veo 1n tr.
Gttd trom llw lrvln• Comp•ny ''
cord.o July J, 1910 1n 8dbll 9"6. PaOt
1?0 Olllc111 Rti<Or<b
Ttie property " commonly teftrrn1
to o t'/9 Port Card1Qan Pl•C•.
H1wPor1 Bt.CI\, C•
TM Ult Is ~Ub)e<t lO lvfre'lt 1aa•1,
covenAinh cono1llon\ re\tr•< Uon&. re
wrv•tt0n\., r•91'h, r.gt.ts of ••Y. •nd 01wmerns ot tt<Ord
81C:l1i Of off~r\ •re 1n ... 1te-o tor thl\
P•Ol>er1Y -must oo In wrlllno ono
Will~ •t<tl•e<I •1 lh• oll1ce Of JAMES
A HUMPHREYS, J R L .. W
CORPORATION. ••tornoy• tor Solo
•Omlnt\tr•tOf\ •I 41.0 Von K•rman.
Suite 100. Nt•l>On Buen. C•lllornt•
or may tit 1111<1 with llW c•er• ol '4•0
Superior Cour1 °' ""llvert<I to JAMES
A HUMPHREYS, )R., P41rsonolly, ••
•ny umr otter 1ir~1 publlullon ot IN•
noticf and before m•~ll'"Q said s•lt
Bids must ~ •nlfl'CI •nd wtll be
opened •I ,,... o,,l<t 01 J AMES A
HUMPHREY S JR LA W
CORPOllATION, al Int hour of 10 00
• m on the atiov• O•tf'
Tne-CHODPflY Wiii be-Wlfl on ·~
10110 .. 1119 t••ll'l\ <••II or oarl <Uh Ind
oart credit the-ter-m,_ of \uCn crecht to
~ •«itPloDle 10 1111! uncl•r~IQneG •ncl
•o t~ Supenor Court ten Pfrtfnt
! to' I 01 lht omount D•O to <K<ompany Int Offer by u•ttlleo 'lleo, eno Int
Dalan<t to De paid on (ontlrmauon ot
••I• DY 1"" Su~rtor Court T .. n
rents oPt-tdtlnQ •no m••nt•n•fllit t t ,11; ptnw-s, ...-nd pr~mfum\ on tn,ural\iC•
•«tPl•Olt to lht e>vr<hostr •hall ~
prorated•• Of 1r. dtt• ot record1n9 OI
conv•yanct E•amlnat1on of title, rt-
corct•nio of convti;ttnct, trllf'1\fer te•t,, ono •ny 11110 1n,urance poll< y •hell be
I •I Int UPM'it OI Ille \elltr• Tiw unoers111ne<1 ••M•vn Ille r 1Q11t
to "•l-e<1 •4'• ono •II b10S prior to tntrv ot •n order conftrmlnq t"t ~•It
O•leq Auou•t n 1'191
I\ JUnollt OulrOl &
W..rg.ortl Gama
ai aom1rH\trct1or' ot
tlwnlaleoltht
•bOve-n•mt<I df'<e-Oent
JAMES A MUMPHIU!YS. J"
LAW COtU•O•ATION
ly ... ,,_A. Hu,.....,..,,, Jr
4740 v .. l(~ ....... 11. S...lt• llO
New-1 e..cr.. tall ...... I~
l1141U..-
PuOllSIWCI Oranoe '°""'' D•llY Ptl()I, S.ote~r I i. t. 11191 l•n 11
PUil.JC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8 USINEU
NAME STATEMENT Tiit tollowlnQ perwn• art ooino
bv1i>IM'\\ .,
JULIET, S7S Vlt1o<•• 11 40, Co.I•
Maw.CA'1ot7
Boris G<lkeylO, SH Vi<IO<I• .... '°''" Mt~ C.lltornt• t2•71 Gallne <iv'9YIO. SU Vl<IO<la ....
COll• Meie, Celllornl• •»17
T hts bUSl ... U " (Oft0U< le<I Dy •
11eneral 1>"r1t>trSll1P
!!of i. Gu,•ylo
Tiiis '~1-1 wes llleCI w11n 1111
County Cl•r• ol O'•"Ot County on
AuQ 211, 1'191
FUM70
PubhV,.;j c>•llQlt C°"SI O•lly Pilot,
!J,tpt I 8. IS ?l '"' ll6H1
P"UlllC NOntE
flUIUC NOflCE
NOTICE OF DEATH Off
JOSEPH WILLIAM
ROGERS ANO OF
PeTITION TO AO•
MINISTER ESTATE NO.
A·110033.
To all ht1rs ,
benet1clartes . creditors
and continoent creditors of
Joseph William Roocrs
and persons who may be
otherwise lnteres t l'd in the
w ill and/or estate .
A petition has been f iled
by Aubrey Mceachern In
the S,uperior Court o t
Orange County requesting
that Aubrey M ceach e rn
be appointed as personal
representative to ad·
minister the est a te o f
Joseph Wiiliam Rogers
(under the Independent
Administration of Estates
Ac tl . The pet.Ilion Is set for
hearing in Dept. N o. 3 a t
700 Civic Cen ter Drive,
Wes t, in the C ity of Santa
Ana. Cahfornia on Sep-
tember 23, 1981 at 9 ·30
a .m.
•
NIUC MO~E
"ICTt'l'10UI 8UllNIU
NAMl IT.t.TIMllU
T 111 10llow1119 oe1tont ete oolno
Dull-•. I I IN LIQUORS. U.l Ii 1'111 St.,
Coat• M9w. CalllO<"I• '1UI
N.,man It OolillY. ~ (-•akl • ..,,
l .. YN llfftll, Cflltornl• '-SI
Way,_ f Pau11 JJJt Whta#le Clf<le,
Cotle M9M. C..llf0f11I• n.i. l lllt t>u•l .... n It COlldu< ltO tly •
.. .... , •• j)ar'lne""'lp
H I(, OolDv I llll sl<lltmtlll w•• Ill"" wltll Int
County (II•• ot 0••1199 C.ounly °"
AUO 14 1 .. 1 ,.,...,.
l"MblltNl:I Or ..... (.oa,1 D•llY Plic..
Aua 1', Sept t, I , IS, "91 JllMI
PUIUC MOflCE
,.CTITIOUI 8UllNI H
MAMI SfATIMINT
TM loOllOWlllO llt,_ I• Gel"9 -I .......
8 EST BET fEMl"OAAltY
U:AVICE. ts. W C.-Pt .• Sa..U
AM, CA'210I
J•me• R-r'I llollln119r, U4 W
Camd!HI Pl., S...t• Ane, CA '1f04
Tiiis -•ntu I• cono..ueo Dy •n 111
dlvld\IM
J.,..... R tloUlno-r
f llll ti.i.nwnt w•• Ill.., wltll IN
County Cieri! 01 O<eng.e Cou111v on
Aug 14, 1 .. I ,.,_1
P..ollslled <><enoe Coal! O•lly Piiot,
Auo "· u. s.91 1. •. '"t .)6S7 .. ,
PUauc NOTICE
P'ICTITIOUI IUllNIU
ltAMl ITATIMINT
The loll-1119 Ptf'tC)ll It 0011'1! Dwtl
IF YOU OBJECT to the
granting of the petition, 1
you s hould eith er appear
at the hearing and state
your objections or file
written objections with the
court before the hearing.
Your appearance may be
In person or by your a t·
torney.
"•" ., HONDA JEWELE'RS, 100.1 "4am1
A.,.. • Hununoion 8eacll. Cell• tt-.
S•m S.llchl HonOe, 1~1 e 1 ... se111
Dr . HuntlllQlOtl e.ec:n, Celli. '1t47
T Ills busl ..... s 11 Concl\K1t0 DY •n ·~ OlviOM•I IF YOU ARE A
CREDITOR or a conft.
1ngen1 c reditor o f the de-
ceas, vou must me your
claim 'th the court or
present at 10 t he per sonal
r e presentati ve appointed
by the court withi n four
months from the date of
S.mS Honda Tiiis .U••......,I ••s llltlO with llW
County Clufl ot Or•no-County Oii
"UO If. 1'91 ,.,_.
P110t1.nee1 Ora~ co .. 1 Dellv Pilot.
Auo. 2S, Sept 1, 8. IS, 1•1 ll17-4t
PUIUC NOTICE
f 1 rst issuance of letter s as F1cnT1ous aus1•us
provided an Section 700 o f NAl'f'E n•T£M£NT
the P r obate Cod e of Tll• 1011owlnu pe,.on 11 dolnG llu'ln,uu
Califor nia. The lime for MR ,..SSEMBLY, 11l E i>au1u1no.
filing claims will not ex· Co•l•Meu.CA'2U•
Pl re prior to four months O•nny Reynold•. ,.,, A•pld" Huntl"GfOtl &..Kii, CA 'l'JMI
from the dale of the hear· T111s ~· is c-uct.o by ..,,
ang noticed above. 1no1vio...1
YOU MAY EXAMINE Thi• ~;.!~Y:,:•111.a wllh.,.
the f ile kept by the court. Coun1y Clerk ot Or1noe county °"
If you a r e inter ested in the Aug ••.1'111
estate, you may file a re -Publl.n.o <><•noe CN•I 0•11:1;=.
quest w ith the coun to re· Auo 1a. 1s. Sept 1, 1, , .. , M5M•
ceive special notice o f the 1------------
inventory of estate assets P"UlllC NOTICE
and of the pet1t 1ons, ac· 1------------
c o u n ts and r eports
described 111 Section 1200.5
of the California Probate
Code.
Pike, W iison & Cosso,
Attorneys at Law, 414
South F i rst Avenue
Arcadia. C alifornia. 1
(213) 574-1890.
Publish ed Orange Coast
Daily Pilot, Aug. 25, 26,
Sept 1, 1981 3819-81
PUIUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS •USINEH
NAME STAT£M(NT
Th' fottowlno e>erMJn1 are doing
OU\1~,il\
81(,.RITE lllUC.I( REPAIR, 17101
Sptlnud•le Ave 11 IO•. H11n11n91on
~atn,CA'llW
J•moes w 8100s II 101 5'>r1"9d•l• Ave 1110• Hunt•ll91on Buell. CA .,, ... ,
F O.v1d Wright, IH7'1 Woodl"l!lon
.. vt Bellllowwr CA «110.
rn1s O\iSlnt\' 1 ~ conduct•d by •
gen••<M iiar1N<~IP
Jamu w 8•911•
Tn1s ,..,,..,_, "'" 111..0 w11h ,,..
Counly Cl.,k ol Oren~ Counly on
.. UQ J1.1•1 ,.1.,721
Published OranQP CN~I Dally Pilot,
~I 1, 8, IS, 71, 1'191 ~40.tl
NSM110
NOTICE TO C"E OtTOlll5 OF CULi( TllAHSF(lt
1s.c •• •101-•101 u.c .c.1
Nollu I\ htrtllv Qlven lo the
<rt<lllOl's Of WILLIAM E RHODES
ano AUDREY ~-RHOOES,
T ransltrO<S, """°"" .,.,,,,. .. odcl•ffS Is
1•40 H Grat t L•ne. Clly ol Co•I•
"""• Counly ot Or•nue. State ot Celllornl• that• bvlk ,,..,,,,.,I• a-.1
lo ... ,,_ lO WILLIAM GERALO
MEAO, Tr•niter••. WM'• b\11.tnes1
eodress u 7$31 Cllll• Or . City ot lutn1
Peril. Counly ol Orange, Stele of
C1lll0<nl•
TM proe»rfV 10 ... 1ren!.l•r..O Is
0tscru1eo 111 venerel H All ttoc• In
"-· lh<lurn. equipment ano QOOCI wlll of ,..,., PRINT SHOP bvMn•n
lo.nown as SHAMROCI( PRINTING
ano 1oc.1ted •• 24AO-H Gr-c:e une, City
ol Costu Mes., County ot O•.,.oe. Sl•I•
of Celllom1•
r11e be.II• tr..,,S!tr will to. conwm·
m11..i on or •fl•r rrw 1'nd Oly ot Sap.
lemtltr, 1 .. 1. •I 10 00 AM •I GROVER ESCROW CORPORATION,
WhOU •OOrn• Is n•oo Rocllll•tCI
Blvd., 5'111• JN, El Toro, CellfornCe
Th•I the last dale to lilt c1•1ms Is .. ,,..,,
So ,.,. u is known lo Ille Tr• ltr ...
e ll t>u•lntU ,..,,..., llnd aoortsse• u..o
by Ille fral\ilerors lor l1'e pesl lllrw
, •• ,, .,.. $amt'.
OUIH AUQU>I i.. 1 .. 1
Wiltl•m <Ar•ld _..,
rr..,.st•rte
O•OYElll ESCROW
JlMll 1tec111'"° ltvO., S11lte t H
11T ..... ca111an110 .. _» PUILJC NOTICE PuOllshed Or~ CoeSI D•1ly Piiot,
-------------S.Pt 1,1 .. 1
FICTITIOUS 8U51NESS
NAMl STATl:MEHT
Tiit totlOWl"ll per"°" IS do1119 bu!o4
n~\j,41\
PUBLIC NOTICE
MONTGOMERY'S 80ATW0RltS NOTICE OP' ,.UILIC H£AlllNG
UNllMI TEO. IU) Sl.tl"!rlor ,..,. , Apt. HOll<e 1s hereby glvtn that Ille Pt ....
11111 BIOQ •• Newport Bte<h, CA nlnQ Commlulon ol Ille City of
'7,..;J Hewp0'1 8'ta<ll will holO • pvl)tl< rw1r
Grtg Ro,. Montgomtry IOl tno on IN! P'OOOMCI •rn.nOme111 to tht
Superior Aw. API a1n. 0109 ••, Houllno Elemenl or the City ot
Htw-1 Bee<ll. CA tMJ Htwpor1 Buch General Plan d•·
Th" O...IMSs ·~ conouc:tt<I by •n 1n ••on•t.a •• ·o.a11 ttoustnu E1emen1
dtvld\lal GPA tl-l(H)" afld 1"t Orell Envlron-
NIUC NOTICE
lltCTITIOUI IUilMIU
MllMl ITAT•MIN'
In• lollo•lnu .,.,..,n• •re "'"' llu•llwn ..
EXClU$1VI PAHINTAftONS,
14}4) l,o. All"'' llv• , a 21•, ~
Hlllt.. CAn.ll
Cl YO[ HUUT 100 L• AlltO ..
• 11', ~ Hiii•, (A U'I•))
Sus.ANA HllUOICA HUU r 70.0
l °' Allaoo 9IVll , • 216, L.e-H llll. CA t3")
11111 _1,_, I\ conchKl•G llY •n 111
Pl•IOU41
Cll'IMHuut
NOTICI 0' A,"LICAYl(Nj
"OlllOUT'MlltN CALtlJO•NrA 8ANCIO•P
Holl" I' •tb'f glv.., by trw AllCMl-
unt, \outJ-.rn Cellf~nl• 8-0<P, >10
llr-y, ~ .. ~"· C.1119f'llle t1t.ll, lhlt II •Ill ai.ly to trw .. _, .. "•-... ,.. __ "' 10 ~,..,.Jot ,,.. ...,,., -1no c.on-y A<I ,., •
0.1" -'no tompeny TM ""9ll<et!I
'""""' 141 e<Qltlf• >l0,000 ........ 1100 ~rul!I) ot l4'Q\H\CI Hal~I 8-•nO
f ru•I c.on-nY It• Or9$ftlllllenl, JIO llrO.Ow•y, Laou-bekh, Calllornle
t'IOI Tiii• ,..,, • .....,., ... , 111.0 will\ tna
Coullty Clerk ot O••noe ,.,.,,.,. Oft
Auo • ••1
TM PIA>flc II 1nvll$0 IO lltl>mll writ
ten c......-• "" tlll• a~luti(jft te
ll'I• Ftoe,el lte .. rve tlCM1rO al tllt
"1477'11 F.O.rei lt-rw 8-Of Safi Fr.,,
Pu411•tlwd O<"'Of Coest O•lly Pilot, cl.co, .._. Olflat lo• 7102, Sen Ffet!·
'11141 II. 11, 1J, ~~1.,1 .. 1 ~I <lte6, C.llloolle. TIW c.om,.,,..,l parlOCI
PUil.iC NO~E
P'ICTITIOUI 8UllNIU NAMI ITATIMENT
-Qll tlllt ~IUtlon Wiii llOI •nd befOn kpt-H, 1•1. C•il Mr (;Ordon
SMllll, ttl..,,_.. C4UI w+J11'1, al llW F.otrOf A_.,,.. 8AMI Of S... F,.,..
Clteo to find""' II YOll ...... ecklCllo• .. I
time IOI' ...clfnllllnt cc1mmentt on 1110
Tiie followln9 person• •r• dolnQ bvll .......
PLAHTl!!lt Clt£ATIOHS, 90'1 IH
St.,r StreM. Stenton, CA -
Juan Cardl~all, Ult 6111 Street,
oo.,,,.y,CAten••
Mertenna Cardinali lllt 6111 Slteet,
Downey, CA 902•1
apOil<.lllOn O' 11 yo.. -more In
IOrft'lellO" •bOlll womlttlnQ COl"I
m•nh The Fuclefel R• .. ••• will (Oft
,10.t (Omtl\enh. lntludlrtO requeth
1or • PIA>ll< .._uno or llM'm•I n.•<lllQ
on trw -''<•lion, 11 they art re<tl...i
tly llW "-<•I R ... ,.,. Bank dllrlft9
llW Cornf1-t ~rlOCI
T nl• llu•lnU\ I• <Ondu<l•d
lndh•-•• t Hu'°""° & Wife!
DY Publl-Oren90 CNSI O•llY Plle4,
J11enCe<dln•ll
MMl.,,ne CtrOlnall
Tiiis Slat-I w .. llleci wlll\ 111t
County Clerk ol DrenQOt County on
Aug. 14, 1'9.
l<lWISM
Publl\lled Or-'°"" D•lly Pilot. Aug 11, U. Sept 1, I, ltll l1~1
PUIUC NOTICE
l'IC'tlTIOUS 8USIN£U
HAM£ JTATIM£NT
Tiie IOll-lng 0.•'°'1 l'l OOinQ t>u•I
neu •• MAClt & ME ENTERPRISES, Ill
M•r911f"lle .. _. Co<one dtl M.,. CA .,.,!
Aly"'" Mtcll••. 713 Maro.,.rlce Ave .
(or-Otl ""4r, CA 'l'JU~
This lllAlnen •• cono..<1"" DY an 1n
dlvl-1
Aly'°" Mlchlt
T111, Jta1eman1 ••• 111.0 w1111 ,,..
County Cltra 01 O••noe Counly on
AllQ 24, 1'91
FUttM
Pu4111""'° O<-CNt.I Oatly PllOI,
AUQ 25, '5e91 I, I, IS 1 .. 1 ll01~1
PUBLIC NOTICE
STATEMENT OP AIANOONMENT
OF USE OF
FICTITIOUS IUSINES5 NAME
T nt 1o11ow1no Pf'"°"' have abun
0.....0 lllo uw of lllt F1cllll0<>• Bull
neu, ""•me: VIDEO HOMES, 10011 Garl1eld
Ave . Hunllr>Qlon Buell, CA '1644
Philip H M<Namee, 111'S
McO.rmOlt, Irvine. Celltornla 91114.
O•I• Slmoro, 14l0 S.nt•nella hr-••o. C.orone oel M•r Ca111ornl• •H>U
Tnis bUM ... \ .... Condu<l•O by •
ltmtMOPMtnerlhlp
o.~s.m11<0
l nt' U.lement •• , '''"° w1ttot the County CIC!rlo. al Or-County on Jutv t •. 1'111
FIMIU
PuOllSl'ltd Orange Coas1 Oally Pilot,
Aug 11 II, 2S. S.pl 1 19'1 Jl>OO..ll
PUIUC NOTICE
FICTlflOU5 IUSIN£SS
NAME STATEMENT
Tne rot1owtnc;1 perton '-' do•no
bllSlnH&H
fAI SOUTH COA ST T .-)(
PLANN I N G I B ) SU H COAST
FI HAH(IAL GROUP JS?SS C1 b0t
Road, S..llt m . leQuN Hiii•. CA
"'" Cr•lg w Bro•dm•n J'1 Sunrlw
Cl«IC!. COJt• Maw, C" '16?7 CralQ W 9Nrdmert
Thi> 5111..,,_I .... llled "'lln lllt
County Cieri! ot O••noor County on Aug 7, ltlt ,., ....
PuOlhlltd Or-CN sl Oally Piiot,
Aug 11, U, ~ I, I , 1 .. 1 J10f.01
PUIUC NOT1CE
PICTITtOU5 8USIN£55
NAME STATEMENT
Tiie lollowl"ll ~'"°" is OO•no t>ust
MHH
GLASS MASTERS ll17 S.nl•
""' Avt • COll• ""'"" C• '1U7 P•ul Wllllam Stcles, 1317 Senie
Ana Ave, COii• Mn.I, Ca t?UI
Tht' bu\1neu '' conauc1eo by •n 1n dlVldu•I
Paul w Stdn
Tll" st11ern.nt ••• 111ec1 wllh the County Clu \ ot Or•noe County on
Auuustl. 1•1
Fl..it
PuOll"'*" 0<-Coast 0•1ly Pilot
Aug lt, 11, 2S, S.01 t. , .. , lSSt-41
PUil.iC NOTICE
AllQ U , Sot>! I 1 .. 1 alt.ti
PUil.iC NOTICE
IN TH£ cr•CUIT cou•T
OP' TME $TATE OP O•IGOM ,. • .,. c~ ••Me"-
~ .. o.me.tk ·--In lht Menor ot lhP Marrl-of
MICHAEL .. NTHONY ROBINSON.
Petitioner eno C AROL RAE
AOlllNSOH, R••POftOtnt
t ... , ...
SUMMONS
o..tln1i< 111-t-T o CORAL RAE R081HS0H
ResPOndo<'lt You ••• rwl"tby roqulrtO to _,
•nd -lllt ~llllon tiled -'""' you 111 IN •00... t'llllltd c..,.,. wllllltl
111lny llOI dos from trw d•t• ot
HfVkt of '""" ... ......_.upon YOU. and In < •w of v°"r t•llure to do io, *
wenl tntr·to1, pelttloner wlll •PC>IY to
llW <0Ur1 '°' the rellei Otmer>Otd In lnt~lt-
HOTICE TO THE RESPONDENT
READ THESE PAP ER S CAREFULLY'
You O'IUSI •-r" In tlll• , ... or
IM olntr \Jew will win 11110tnatkally.
To "~r" 'fO" must tilt wllll ti-.
(OUM • lt91I Hper <•lled • "motion"
or "•n•wer ln• ··mo1lon"' or '•n•-"' musl lit Ql•t'I lo tl>t <.,..,, clerk or ectmlnl1lralor wllllln JO <MY~
•I-with trw requlr"" llllno i.. II
l"lull lit 1n P<-• form •lld ,,.,.. Pf'-
ot wrv10 on 1r. pellllonor'• attotNy,
or II Ille ~lil>on -· no4 ll•v• en et· torney, proof al ..,vie~ ""°" l1't ~II· II on tr
t' you rt•v• •ny QuflUOfts, you
snould -an atto<nev lmmedl•t•IY M•cr..1 Anthony RobtnSOll STATE OF OREGON
Counly of MARION
•. 1111 undcPrs1Qneel petlllonor. on1ty
llWll lllt 10t'lf90l"!I I• an U U< t •nd C-
Pl•le COllY Of lllt orlQinal summon• In
'"' •DOn entlllo<I <IUM Mlc..._I Anthony Roblnton
~lltlCllWr
PuOllSl'ed 0<1119t CoaS1 Oally Pilot, AUQ II, 2S »IOI 1, I , 1'91 3701-41
PUIUC MOTICE
SUPERIO• COU "T 01'
CALIFOR NI A, COU NT Y OF
O"ANGE
'" t"' IN'Mr OI -A""'luti.n ot NGUYEN, THI DIA F., Cha-91 ........
Al-
o•OEA TO SHOW CAUSE "°" CHANGE 0' NAME NGUYEN. Toll OIA 11•1 Ille<! a pell "°" 1n lhe coun tor •n oroer anowlno
Ptllll-r lo <IWl"Ot "'" .,.mt from NGUYEN Tt11 01.-10 dtan• ,,...,
nuuyen hoanQ
II ts lltnPby orOlrt<I lh•t all ~"'°"'
1nttrt"Slf'd .n 1.-w m•n•r ••Of'l'Wtd •P-
"•' brfore-'"'' c0ur• 1n ~rtmMI No J al 100 Civic C.tnler Drive Wnt,
S.nta 11n1 C•ltlornta, on Sept 16,
'"''· •I 10 JO 0 CIOO • m • •ncl thtn •nd tht•t v"'w uuse. It •ny tr.ev llavt, ..,.,Y w1d ~1111on tor (ha~ ot
namt Sllould not lit grantt<I
II IS Nrther o<O.•fd that • C.OOf ot
th" 0<dtr lo show uuse be l)ubll.,....,
1n lJW 0 •dy PtlOI • M •\CMI»' ot
Qtner•I t1rculall0ft PVOl•Slltd In 1111s
coun1y •t l••\t one• • •Mk for fOUf
COt\~Ull"'• Wt"ek~ p"or to the °"" ot ••• ., ....... ,I'll
OATEOAugu!ol 1, 1 .. 1
Ron•ld H Pren""' JudQto11r.
S<c»rto< Couri
NGUYEN, THI DIA nus e..-., UM~"""• CA tv'7
PuOll!olle<I Or•not CN\1 0•1tv Pllo!, AuQ 11, 18, JS, S.ol I l'NI lllOS-41
l'UIUC NOTICE
P'ICTITIOUS IU5tHESS
NAMI STATEM£NT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
TM lollow1no ~rwn I• 001119 t>uM-NAME 5TAT£MENT ntss ., TM toOO....•nQ Pft10f'I '\ 001n9 tM.tM
SAM'S TAILORING, .,. w ...... , ntu H Av•. Fountain "•llty, CA '110I. SUNSET MARICE TING GROUP, A
.\RLENE i\ BETZ .
(Ol'ml'r J'l':O.ldC•nl of C'nr(ln,1
del ~tor ('J l'assrd ""··~
on August ~. 19!!1 an l'o<;ta
Mesa Ca Sht• as .. ur\'1\'ed II\
her dau~htrr l'l'!:I') llt'll ur
:"'e"pQrt lll'<'<'h Ca . -.on
Bob of Jd;iho. ~"" ~t·ott or
Mrnln Park C<i .incl 7
grantkhaldrrn. Su1_\ Buh
Lisa. Ch11.,11na KJtat• \1111'
and St·ull) Funl•ral w11 tl'l"•
~ 111 lw hl'lcl 11n Tul0'itla~.
Seplembt•r I. 19Rl at 7 OOP:\1
at Par1f1t· \ 1e\\ ~1or1u;ir)
Newport lho..il'h I .1 In
lerm<'l\I ,,,11 l>e 1ir1,at1· .at
Pac 1I11· \ \ l \\ ~l l' mu ri .r I
P a r I-I' ,1 1· 1 I I t \ 1 l' "
M ortu.1n d11 .. c·tur~
Mr •no Mrs S1e"en F•~hlnQ, Fo•n
t•ln va11ev, boy preen I llflll' \\a~ 'lwner and FICTI TIOU5 BUSINESS GrotQ II MontQOmery mental ltnPKI Rt00n
l llti •l•l..,,,.nl was lllo<I wllll tllt Holl<t Is htrtby lurl~r given lNI
S•ml Zaki Abv J-11. 11021 v.,, l lmttecl P.,lnerslllp, J<t6l Pacific
0¥U Lil., Huntlnofb,. 8U<ll, CA '1M7 Coest HIQ/\w•y. Suitt 100, O•n.t Point,
T Ills DUSlneu h cono"' ltd by "" 1,.. C" '162'1 dlvlclual DOUQI•• A Lord, G.,..er•I P1rt,...r,
SO;\:"IOT \C
PlllLll' ,\ SO:'>i:'llTA<~.
age 69. u l)rom1nrnt
ceme\l'l'l,Jll an Southl'rrr
Calaforn1J Im lhl' µu-.t 15
years P;i.,.,ecl a" a~ on
August <!8, lgijl ~en ire~ "'II
be held nn Tuesda~. ~t'P
tembt>r I. 191!1 al I liOPM .It
Angl'le!. ,\bbey Memorial
P ark Chapel. Comptnn. Ca
P l'l!Sldl•nl of i\n)!t•ll•o; 1\bht•y NAME STATEMENT
~li·monal Park Compton lllt 1011ow1~u Ptr\OM •rt do•ttci
lie \\(JS PJ .. I E'Callt'd Rull'I PUIUC NOTICE t>u\l;:~~.Al OVNA,STY co. :MU
of lht· Glt•rrdJlt• Elh Lnrlge FICTITIOUS IUSINUS Nt w-1 Blvd . HeW'PG<t BH<h. CA
11128!1. Past 1>1-.ll'ICI {,O\ NAM( STATEMENT .,...,
(•rnor or Lton:.. lntern:tllOllal TM IOllOWl"ll ~""" Is dolnQ t>u!o4 Timothy PenClll Wano. SIO
Past l'reMdt•nt of tht• Glt•n ntH•s· Ironwood St · Rencho P•los Verclft,
dall' .lunwr C'h11mhcr uf co~t;:~~·~A":i~:LD. 251 Waln1tt, CA :!:1....., S.ldeno, 23'1 Warwt(~
('ommel'l'I.' and \\;t~ al.;11 Dl•n• J s111plev. 2S2 Walnut, Avt ,LosAnvelu,CA 'i0031
p a 5 \ pr('' Id l' 111 U f l h l' Coste ,,._U, CA '176llf> T IHS t>ustnen IS Con due led by I Tiii bu$l lo ono tt<I oener1l i;..rt,.f'V'1p rnmptnn ChllOlbt•t ol \om dlvt~I neu I C UC Oyen in Ttmo4hy Ptnclll WM>Q
m erc•e . I le Wa<. a member Of [)l_.. J S/ltptey This •Ull..,_I was 111.0 with Ille
lht! l 'nat \ l..Odfle #Jil8. F&,\ M This st•l..nent w .. hied wllh fht Coun!Y C1er1o. ot Or<1n11t County on
Jnd \\US a Kn1J{hl Tcmplar County Cltrlo. Of Or•n11t County on Aug 79, l'ltl "~
or the I IOnl)lulu York Rill' Aug 79· l'ltl ,.,....., PuOllshed OranQP co .. 1 Dally Piiot,
Mr Sonni a~ was a gruduJtt• Pu0tl\Md Or•no-coas1 Dally PllOI, S.Pt 1, e. IS, n, , .. ,
Counh Cl•'~ 01 Or•"9e County on u ld l)oJOll< rworl"ll will bll IWld on the
Aug 19. X41 " 10th <My al Set>ltmbtr 19tt, al lht hour
Flt_, 01 1 lO pm tn Ille COi.ineii CMm ... ri
PublhllOCI Oranoe CNS! O•••• PllOI, ot , ... ~ St.ch City Hall •• ,
Sept. I, I, U, 12, 1 .. 1 -~ ... 1 w"lcll ti,... •nd pike any •ncl •II
-------------Cle"-" lntKesled mtv •.,pear end to.
PUil.iC NOTICE
FtCTIT10US IUllNES5
HAM( UATEMINT
Tiie followlnQ person• ••• dol119
bv•l,..sas EAGLE COMPUTER SYSTEMS,
, .. , S Rllcllty, Senl• An•. CA '270S
E CS EIKl<Oll< Cal(ulalor S.rvl<t.
• Collfornlo corporullon, 1'19 S
Rll<lltT, Sent• Ane, CA "210S.
Tiiis be.Isl,..., Is conoucttd by • <or·
por1llOn
llUrOI-_,,
Joan Winburn
S..:•tt•ry
PleMl119 tommlnlOn
City OI Newport Bee<I>
Published Orano-Coesl Delly Piiot.
S.pt '· '"'
PUlllC NOTtE
NOTICI OF INTENDED T•ANS"I"
SMnl Zllll At>u JUOtll :Ml&J Paciltc Cool HIQh•ly Sutle :IOO,
Tiiis S1•1HnMI wes lllH wltll !ho Dana Point, C .. '1761'1
County Clerk Of Or•noe County Oft This t>us1n~1 •• condu<lt<I D• • Aug 10, 1'91 llmtttd .,..,,,_rsh1p
FIMlSI Oougaas A Lord
Publllht<I °'-Coe•I Dally PllOI, fnls •1•1-nl .... Ille<! Wllll llW A11<1 u . ~. 1. 1, IS, 1911 31lM! Counly Cltrk 01 Or1noe County on Aug H.19111
PUIUC NOTICE
STATEMENT OP' A8AN~Ml:NT OF USE OF ,.ICTtTIOUS
I USINISS NAME
The 1o11ow1no peoon "•• ·~.....,_., tilt use ol the Flcllllou• Busaneu
H•me.
HOME "PPllAISAL SERVICE, 1
C•n•I Circle, Newport BHch, c.-
92~.
.. ,_
PubltSl'ltd 0r•"9t Co.111 Dall~ Pltot,
Sept '·. 15 72 .... , ~., .. ,
PUauc NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
NAM£ STATIM£NT
Th• lollowlnQ "'''°"' are dolft11 bus1,.ues
------------·o( the cla.,i. or 1932 at l l'l.r\ S.l>l t.e. IS.22, 1 .. 1 l921t-tl EC S Elt<tranlc
C.lcutolOf SlrvlGe
Wiima J Gentry
SK fTrNt
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llWll
DEBIN ENTERPRISES. INC., wlloM
DuilMU -••n I• 1700 E•st Peclll<o
..... ,...,.. Ane1W1m, Calllornl•. Int_,
lo lr.,,.llH' to EOWllRO ERIC UllHE
111 •nc! GlEN .AlKH BUSHWA'I', w-butlnn1 -'"' It. Unll K. l~ S. Sunlll1t 51,...l, An•ntlm, Celllornle,
1rw following pr~y now loceteo •l
unit IC, 100 S Sunklsl Slrtt1,
A....,.lm, C.lllornle. All ll'le stock-ln-
lru<la. ,,...cllandltt, lh<luru, tqulp.
-nl, gaodwlll, -lrkle Of !Ml G•r
1aln butl,.u known as "All CAL
SOLAR, INC -tocetuel el Unit K,
IUO s Sun~ltl Street, All•lltlm,
C•illornl1. The tr..,1ltr of !!It p1oper
ty Is WOject to eommuct11 Code Sec·
,,,. Fl<tltlous 8.nlneu Na,,,. re
terr.cl lo .-U wn 111..S In ~Counly on AUQMSI 11. 1'7•
AMERICAN INSTANT PlllHTERS,
l'IOI W..terly Pt Newport 8oKll, C,. .,"°
HARlott LA.WM-MT. OllYf
Mo rl!Jdr\I • C<>meh'rv
( l t>ll'lcl !Or\'
lb25 G1'1le1 Ave
Cosra Mes.,
540 5554
P'IUCE IROTHEU
HlL HOAOWAY
MORTUARY
11 0 Broadwav
Cos1<1 Mes a
b42 CH 50
IAL Tl I HRGHOH
SMITH & TUTHILL
WISTCLIH CHAP'fl
427 E 17tn SI
Costa Mesa
f\4f\ 93 71
P'IHCf HOTHHS SMITHS' MOITUAIY
627 Main SI
Hunt1nqton Beach
536 6539
P' .t.ClflC YllW
MIMOalAL PA.all
Cetn>tel\' M ortua!'t
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pac1l1c View Drive
Newoort Beacn
64-' ;noo
McCOIMIUC MOITUAalH
Laouna Beacn
•9• 9415
LaQuna ~ills
768 0933
San Juan Cap11tr•no
49&·1776 e
Jnd ~t.'1 'l'd 1n the l n1trcl
States ~u'~ durmg World
War II and w:ii. a member of
the Brea Post # 181 of lht>
Amt.mean LeJ{ton. H e leaves
to survive his wife lle lenc
Sonnta~ t)f Lakewood. Ca 2
daughter~ Marjorie 1\
Cahan of l,cmg Beach. Ca
and Conttne M Daesnt!r or
Monte Sereno. Ca • I !>On
Philip Sonntag. Jr or Loni{
Reach. Ca . 2 sisters Conlin<'
Rcrgeron M t'Namara o f
Avon. Connectacul and Relly
Cummm~s or ~11ssmn Viejo.
Ca end ht.· also leaves 5
grandch1ldrrn Servires un
<!er the d1ret•t1on o f llarbor
Lawn-Mount Ohvc Mortuary
of Costa Mesa 540 5554
PUil.iC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAMI STAT£MIN't
Trw fOllowjno Pff"'" is dOl"Q bvtl·
"'''as DAYTON IHTERHATIOHAl. Jiii
Ma9f!041a, ln.lne, CA '171•
Alcll•rd S Dayton Jr . llll
M.ttQnolla, I n.lne, CA '1114
Tiii$ Ml•1tU IS COllOUCled by an In
Olvlduel
Rl<Nrd S. Davion Jr
Tiiis si.temtnl wn 111..0 with IM
County Cler• ot Or•n11t County on
Aug. II, 1•1
.. 1 ... 71
Pub11"'9CI 0re11Qe CNSI Delly PllOI,
Sept. !, •• I}, 12. ••• ......
PUil.iC NOTICE
,..ICTITIOUS IUllNllSS
NAMI STAHMENT
Tiit 1o11ow1no Mf'IOft I• dotno 11vt1 f--------------; neu•: EMERSON CUSTOM BOATS, l"ll
If it's got
wheels,
you'll move
it faster in a
Dally Pilot
classified
Grt<• .._, eoti. Mtse, CA. t»a
Prfftoon .,..rd, l)a.J Ruuull A .....
c 111no, CA. t11t0
Tllll bUMMH IS COftdUClH by •n ln-
dlvlOU.I.
""'Ion Merci 1
Tiiis •Mil-I •11~ .lllllCI wltlt ti.
Cou11ty Cltr• of On noe County on
Aug ll. ( .. I ,., .....
Plltll1111911 OrUf'tt (OuJI o.tly Pl~ S.pt. I, I, IS, ft, ttll _, .. ,
PUil.iC 1100
"ICTITIOUI IUllNllS
NAMI ITATIMINT
TM IOllOWl"I ..... IOft It doll\9 bvtl
NUM
PUIUC ftOTICE
NOTICE TO CllEOITOllS
TO Tt~E CREDITORS OF BILLY
THOMAS M E ARS and .-RIS
o.-RlEHE M EARS .
TR AHSFERORS
Tnis stlll_,.I wet lllecl wllll lht
County Cltrk Ol Or•n9e County on
A119 11. ,,.,
"*" Publlll/wd Or•~ Coast Dally Pilot,
S.pl I 8. IS, 22 1 .. 1 Jl61-41 Pur,._1 to Stcllons •tOS •"d •107 of llW UnlfOfm Comrn.rc1a1 Code. you •-------------
••• lltrnv nollfl•O u follows fl'UIUC NOTICE
TRANSFERORS. •r~•-1 lo m•k•. ·-------------,, ....... to lllt uncle• slQned b<!Vtfl, NS M U
TRANSFEREES, In t>ul~ •II°'• I~ P'ICTl~IOUS UUllNESS
sl1nll•I .,.,., 01 lilt m•ttrlels, sup. HllNll STATEMENT
plies, me<"tllalldl~ or 0111er 1n .. n1ory Tiit IOllOWl"ll P'""'" 11 dolnt bvtl·
and 41qul-nt ot lllat c.,wln rtlell neu "·
1lore ~-n '" Dl .. 1Ct Galllry, •II of v I T T I R E A I. E s T • T E
wlllcll h looltG al 1710 W1rn'r ENTERPRISES. LTO, 40 41
A .. nue. Founleln Vel1ey, County OI MecArll'lur Blvd , • 110, H•wporl
Or•-· Sl.te OI California tt70I. Bt..:h, cutllornte '1..0
Tt. e>rtttnl n•me or names ano AnllDny M. Vitti, 113 E,..nlno Sttr :"~'~.!,=.:!'::. ol Int Transl.,o" Lent , Newport &••ch, C•llfornlu
Biiiy Thomas Mears end Ara. n~is buMntU Is <onclll<led tly •n In
Dari-Meers, 1180 War,_r A .. n11t, dlvlOU.I • Founlaln Vellev. Ce llfornl• •t1ot. Alttllony M Vitti
Trantferon Tnls ll•Ct•M~I w•• 111"" with tN Antonio Munor u nd Rln• A County Cl••'-ol Onnoe CO\lt!IY °" M11no1. t .. ll Brlc1Qepor1 Ro.O. T11slln, Aug ,., lWI
C•lltomOe '2*, Trao>t•'"' ,.t ....
All oilier bulll'tU n•~ •nd "" PvbllSl'<ld Or~ coa" D•llY PllOI. Ortlws uwd bY ,,.. Transt•rllrs wllllln S.pt 1, I, IS, 12. , .. , ,,,._.,
~:~~':1~ ... ~~~·:~.SOH~.·· 1-------------
Tlle b\111. lfaosler la to be tOftwm PUil.iC NOTICE
m11ect et 811Sfntn 01!9ort11nlty World, 1-------------UJO N. Gr-. S.nle Ane, County 01
Or•,..,. SI-OI Calll0<nl1, '1701. O'I
or •fttr Slcl4""Def' 21, "'' TIW 1.,i o,v to tntff claims In tllh .. (,_ ,, s.o.-"· 1'11 Oalad AUQVtl 74, 1'1111
Antonio Munot
RIMA.M11ncu
Tr..,_.,_,
PUllll.,_., Oranvot (OHi O•lly PllOI,
S.pt9"'!119r l, 1"1 >'17-41
lllCTITIOUI IUllNllS
NAM£ STATIMl.NT
TM IOllOWlno --It dol119 111111· MIJ.•.S
COSTA MESA CHIRO P"ACTIC
CLINIC, 2m Newpor1 Blvd., Costa
Me ... CAtt&27,
s . " "uoows•I. o .c cs1e .. 11
Aoneldl, 111\lt "uby Av• .. BalllM
tsleno, CA fM2.
Tiiis 111111""' Is CellCluClH ..., a .. ""
Olvl-
S, •. •u1a11_.1, O.C. ad. Call
642·.5678 and a
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•• known to Ille undtrslone d P'ICTITIOUl8UllMISS
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Sept.....,.,. 11. 1911 -._ n •. ,.,
Auo II, 1.S, S.pt I, I, 1•1 1'1Ml
PUBLIC NOTICE
PICTITIOUS SUSI NIH
NAM£ STATIMl.NT
Tho lollowln9 pertont •tt OolnQ
business as •
THE LIVERY GENTLEMEN'S
TRADITIONAL CLOTHING, • 1
Soulll Cont Plu•. Cost• MU•,
c •Ill~"'· .,.,.
Alen wont Anderson, Ull S... llago, Santa,.,..., C•lllOl'nl• n10t.
GltY E"'"t Fl•""· Po eu ~2
Mam.-11 ~. Calll0<nle •U...
Thi• buSlnt1t IS COll4u<led Oy •
Olntr el paftnet'llllOo
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D•t.O· JllM t. , .. ,
EdW•rd Eric UN Ill Ga-Alan 9~1oway
Tith Nl•m.r..t w•• Ill.cl wltlt U•
Counly Cltf'k Of 0<an09 Counly on July 11, , •• ,, .. ,. ,.,.,..,
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PUil.JC llTICE P'ICTITIOUI 8UllNISI
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PHUC NOTICE
,.ICTITlOUS IUllNllJ.S
NAMl ITATIMll•T
Ttw followl1>9 ~sons are dOlfl9
t>u•ltWU n :
AP OLLO S l"tlAYl!ltS
IHTE .. NATIOHAL IWHTl ltNI. 1m
H•--1 11..., • c.tle ""9M. CA. •»
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Builders join
ecology camp
8y'11IOMAS D. ELIAS
Although they're being e nforced half.
heartedly tit bcsl, suncUons sl11pped on California
for Its refusal to set up annual vehicle smog In·
spcctaons havt' accompll!1hed one thing.
They hove pushed the construction Industry in·
to an ullrnncc of ('Onvenlence with en vironmen
talists. ...
That's about a! unlikely a coalition as Israel
and the Arabs, India and Pakistan or lhe John
Rlrch Society und the Communist Party.
.. 'or enyironmentalists have been the bane of
build~r~· existence the last decade, clamping one
restric·t1on after another on cons tr uction projects.
But the little-publicized first step in the fede ral
actions begun against
CALIFORNIA California almost two
years ago 1s starting to Focus hurt some builders.
That first step was a
. . ban on large building
proJects t hat might cause added pollution. It
seemed less drastic• than last year 's announced
embargo on all federal sewer and highway funds
for the state ,
. Loopholes prevent the more publicized sane·
lions t:om ha~mg a serious impact. Projects
enhancing public health, safety or transportation
are exempt and that includes almost every· road or
water purification development.
So lhe grants ~mbargo hasn't been much of a
blow
Far from lh~ $850 million shock promised by
the federal Enviro nmental Protection Agency, il
has. actually held up less than $65 millio n .
Estimates vary from a low of $2 million (the June
fi~u~c provided by the EPA itself> to a high of $62
m 1llton I last month 's estimate from Democratic
state Sen. Robert Presley of Rivers ide, the
legislature's leading ad vocate of annual inspec-
tion ).
There 1s also dis pute over how much the ban
on large construction has cost
CIJA.VGI:·S Tl'.Vf:
.\!lo rley Sa/t'r
Safer
• revises
• • opinion
BU.FFALO, NY (AP >
CBS news m an Morley
Safer, who deprecated
Buffalo's culture and
cuisine two months ago,
is singing another lune.
··My impression o f
this city has certainly
changed I wrote 1n my
commentary about the
mythology, and now J'vc
seen lbe reality," the
anchorman of "60
Minutes" said
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Bul the most interesting
phenomenon m that arena is
th at the largest damage
estimates come fro m the build·
m g industry. that traditional foe
of new clean-air laws.
Safer . who was here ' L
f<,!.J a 12 ,hour v1 ~it
s ponso red b y the l
Chamber of Commerce.
said he planned to do y
another Buffalo rom
mentary at.~"' ap
propriate time
The Construction lndWry
Research Board claims more
than Sl.3 billion worth of work
involving 26,000 jobs has been
stopped by the ban. l'ltlUlEY Stalle d projects include
shipbuilding and auto assembly plants, almond
hulling facilities, oil refiner ies a nd concrete
plants.
"The first year the ban had little i mpact,"
said Ren D. Bartolotto, director of the construction
board. "Many farms and utilities had anticipated
the action and began processing biiilding perm~
early enough to be excluded (fro m Che ba n J."
But now, he says, the impact is growing each
week.
By contract, the s tate Air Resources Board -
ever the leader in the pro-inspection fight -
downplays the effect of the feder al sanctions.
. The $1.3 billion estimate 1s "m uch too high,"
said ARB spokesman William Sessa. "When you
s tart investigating details, you find projects are
held up for many r easons." not just because of the
fed eral action
But simply by announcing that the sanctions
are ~aving a heavy impact, t he building industry h~s increased the pressure on state legislators con-
sidering a watered-down annual inspection plan
that would use "blue shield" service stations as in·
s pectaon points
State smog off1C1als a re going along with that
plan. although they'd much rather have one in-
volving centraltzcd inspection stations. Their lack
of enthusiasm for the only s mog inspection plan
still alive in this legis lative session may be one
reason ror their downplaying the effectiveness of
the federal sanctions .
But regardles s of whose estimates one
believes, the political s hift brought about by the
san<·tions is significant.
For gelling builders to push even indirectly
by issuing heavy damage estimates -for any
clean air law 1s a remarkable test am ent to the
potential power federal sanctions could have if
they were applied assiduously.
1 Elias is a columnist based in Santa Monica. l
•
On his June 8 "Morn.
ing" s how, Safer pre
dieted that the trammg
here of some Chinese
chefs would turn out lo
be an exercise "in in·
ternational ill wi ll "
• Safer spoke of the citv's
"chemical cuisine'' a nd
"g reasy, impenetrable
eggs, burnt l>accm a11d
slow s ervice ·
He said he r eceived
about 2.000 protest let
ters after the broadcast
One Buffalo resident.
Fran Banks. s aid s he
hoped no one would mis
treat Safer during his
tour. which included
stops in two restaurants
.. The idea of fussing
so over sumeone who
blasted the c ity is
ridiculous." s he said · I
only hope no ont· boos
him, or he'll go back Qn
the air and give al to us
again."
Another Buffalonia n
s aid, "ll e 's the guy
who's here lo eat. r ight'>
It's amazing ho w r e
warding a rrogance can
be ··
Ang~ls in SF
SAN FRANCI SCO
I AP 1 Bands of G uar-
dian Angels have begun
to patrol the s treets of
San Francisco
Tips to · blir~enders
· can 'lift spirits'
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: I'm between jobs now
but need to make money. How can I
do as a bartender?
-A.W .• Kansas City, Mo.
Although bartending wages tend to
be modest , the lips certainly can lift
your spirits.
T he successful bartender is quick
with a s mile. ready to listen with a
sympathetic ear. remembers which
customer wants just the first syllable
·in vermouth pronounced over the
martini and serves up libations with
fla ir. Most bartenders can concoct
~ozens of drinks without using rec-
tpes.
In the dregs : Bartenders often
m ust hoist heavy cases. pull the tap
under pressure and work eve ning
shifts. s plit shifts and holidays. They
m ay have lo evict rowdy custom ers
and say no to those who've already
had a few too many.
Several sta tes require bartenders
to be 21 or older and to have health
certificates proving they're free frbm
contagious disea ses.
Bubbling up: Most employers pro
vide on-job training -you don't need
to go ~o a school or mixology, but jt
can g>ve you a head s tart. You call
begin by busing or waiting on tables
or assisting the bartender. In most
places, you'll get free meals and
jackets or uniforms.
CAREERS
Restaurant Employees Union. Union
barten"'=rs ir;!.. Washington , D.C .. are
averaging ~ an hour in wages .
Non-union bartenders nationwide
us ually start at m inimum wage.
Although bartenders are closed·
mouthed about their take in tips,
several confide lo my associate that
$150 to $400 is not uncommon for a
six -day work w eek in th e
~shlngton. D.C., area.
The best places to look for begin·
ning jobs are in s ma ll restaurants
a nd neighborhood bars With ex-
perience, you can advance to head
bartender, beverage manager or
wine steward in posh restaurants a nd
hotels or cocktail lounges. Some
bartenders e ventually go into busi·
ness for themselves.
Bellying up to bartending could be
the right career mov~ for you. as
well as a way to fatte n your wallet.
RE.do>ER SERVICE. To receive a one·
page career report on bartender! Jrom
the National lnittitute for the Fcxxl.!ervice
lndtUtry plU3 a !ingle copy of "The
Professional Mmng Guide," o 95·page
booklet packed with miud drink recipe a.
courtefY of Angostura International Ltd ..
enclo&e a 35-cent 1tamped, aelf-oddreued
long white envelope with your requ11t to
Joyce l..ain Kenned11 at Boz 1560, Cotto
Meaa 92626. Aik for " Bartender."
You r pay wlll be alfected by the
kind of establlir1hment you work for
and by how fast you operate -you
m ay have to mix more than soo
drlnks on a busy evening.
Many bartenders move seasonally,
following the tourists . Top-dollar
spots are San Francisco. Lu Vegas
a nd New York, according to a
representative or the Holel and
500,0/)0 leave
TELAVlV, Is rael <AP>-Morethan
half a million people left Is rael
between 1969 and 1979. the Ministry of
Labor and Social WelraresaJd.
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Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Tuesday, September I, 19A1 ''
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HOUSES FOR SALE
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PERSONALS &
LOST & FOUND
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EMPLOYMENT &
mPARATION
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MERCHANDISE
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OPPORTUNITY
:: P..a.ll1lttr'1 Motfct: HIM I
::, All real estate ad
11.c1 v ertlsed tn t his ::~ newspaper is subJttl to
1C111J the Federal Fair Hous
:: Ing Art ot 1968 which
1r.... makes 1l lllegal to ad
"" vert1se "any preference.
l1m11at1on , or dis
r rimlnatJon based on
race. color. rellg1on.
sex. or nauonal origin.
or an Ultenllon to make
any s uch preference.
1Jm1ta11on . or d1 ~
_.nmll\at1on "
This newspaper 11111 not
know1ngl; 8\'Cel)t an;
advertising for real
estate wluch 1s in viola
lion or th!_ law
ERRORS: Ad'ltriisen
shcHlld ched& ~ ads ly mid f"tPOrl ,,.. "°" lllllMClattfy. The DAILY PILOT CIHUllltt
labilty fOf' HM flrst
h1corrtct h1strllo11
Oftly.
THll«IHG
TOW~OMU
Call lhi! llpectaltblh .it
th~ rnntlom1n1um In
rurmallon c·enter
'l'ouch!tone lfealt)'
963 (.i67
SS0,000/
SI 00.000 DWM
Great opponun1ty Ont'
or Corona del Mar's bt•st
and most prest1g10U)
ueas A steal on rel!
land Call673-8SSO
THE REAL ESTATERS
SKIMDHP
With some paint & TLC
this Peninsula Pl
duplex 11ould be a cutr
sum mer re~ldenct' Ill
come propen} !dean·
localed and loaded willi
potential Asking uni} smsoo
lolboo l..a.d Rlty
673-1700
FIXER
SI 19,950 Costa Mt!Sa bari:a1n ·3
Bdrm 2 ba th hu.:e
added family room.
rt replace Call 546·2313
THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
• S1Sk DOWH ,,
DISl'WTE! ~ Bdrm 2 b11 pot1l homl'
Assume lu b111un('I! loan
OWCi;tra11thl uoC~:'
SUCCf.SS HBAl.TY
S4S. 7991
HONEYMOON
SPECIAL
S99 ,SOO IRVIN~: 2
Bdrm condo, I lt'H'I
nestled Ill lot~ or tull
tre~ Enclosl"d j(Jragt'
shingled ~xtenor l'IO\t to Woodbndge lhgh and
Walnut Centersho11p111g
Too good to last • 7S2 1101
THE REAL ES TATERS
GIAMTAXB
S Bdrms, 3 Ba. pool II\
aCCt'ss. 2 fireplace; . .ind
great f1nanc1ng Call
now for more mforma
lion full pnce Sl64,900
TRADI T 10\,\L
REALTY
(,)1.7370
WOODBRIDGE
REDUCED
3 Bdrm 2 bath. rarl' I
.. ..._ D ..a..-le\'el e11cellent loc.111on Ann. t • .. ...,... • e n d u n , 1 r e "
HousH For Salt Prime Co61a ~esa are:i e;irthlooes. mo\e ~ :~, •••••• ••••• •••••• •••••• I 20 un 1l condo pr0Jer1 I d i l t 0 n Ass \.lm ·• b (\. :~· C.tt1trol I 002 ~ompl dpproH'd redd) hnancing at II '• ' Ju~t
'''" ••••••••••••••••••••••• to build. call752 6499 reduled lo s~.5UI '/'II
'"" l llt, SI 03,000 I 1752.1100
Prime CM home huge •• .,.. .......... . ~:::I ~=~·lkO >~~e (~~~~~:~ $12,000 r1ql4!H~
~:!1 home nt'ed!. som1• fix DOWM ---------~...,, mg Onl> 10', do'<n l'Jll Super sharp 3 Bdrm 2 ;;~ no11 I lia th lo,.nhom<' l'Ol)
k1lrhen and d1ntn)? art'a
0 1t'rlook) lu~h
IJnd HJ ped p.1110
Sl2.UOO down to u 14'· SEA COVE loan Pnceonl; Sll4.9<HJ PROPERTIES Actno-w.~2313
714.631 .6990
SPYGLASS HILL
OCUH VU SI OOK
U11dtr Approi•al
My loss as your gain' 4
1·,:~ Br. sgl story fantasllc
·11., ocean v1e11 Needs fast
esr row Appraised at
S6SO.OOO Must sell no11
SS50,000 Ownr Agt
Bruce Blomgrl'n
759-1221 or 760-0297
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
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IARGAIN
On!} S90.900 Bike I(.
beach J Bclrm 2 bath
used brick hreplace On
ly S91.000 down Call fo1
more details S46 2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
2 ,EMIMSULA
,OIHT IARGAIHS
owe BALA:-ICE
IU', Call no11 ' 4 BR
Mexican \'tllu. I housl'
from poundinj! surf
Secluded master retreat
111th f1repl11 ce :"ev.
kitchen . dine on tiled
patio Horr)
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F'IX ER 3 BR & DEN
needs yo1,1r attention Br ing shovels and pa 1111
brush Make SS's Owner
will carry at 1011 in
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PROPERTIES
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4 BR BACK BAY I s 111,500 , Roomy, 4 Bclnn. 2 '>l~.
11 cozy r1replat·e \ ery
clean . hghl and J tr)
:-Jew d1sh11asher. 11 ater
heater. paint papl'r
skylight ' Beaut1(ull\
landscape<! PJllo A
must see• 646 7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
HARIOtt RIDGE
An exqu1sr1e offering
Elegant & spac.ou~ J
bdrm .. fam1h room I
lei home 11 p0anoram1 c
11sta or harbor. roasthne, ocean & night·
lights Prestige. com·
fort. luxury & secunt 1
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• 011 ner fmancmg 1 Agt,
640-5560
DUPLEX
$94,900
Investors delight ' Two 2
Bdrm uniti; Current in.
come SiSO mo I )ear
home protecllon plan in
eluded Call to see r
646.7171
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REALTORS
SU,ERI! SU,Elll! -s.3•6-0-0•0 ... ,-0 ... N-t:Al'l'Ulllt' hOmt' 111th 4 bdrm~ and pool 111 l'X
rellt'nl .ir~:i Creall~t'
Isl SlSO,~XI at 117•1 J~ financing a1a1lable On ~umablc full\ rcnt•·d ly S1111.ooo Call today
1r1ple1r. 01111er 11 rarr) 979-S;J7U
2nd C:all &459161 ALLSTATE
, OPEN HOUSE
, REALTY REALTORS
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WATERFttOMT • :-Je11 port Shores 4 Bdrm .
212 hath home for
S2SUU 00' Super sh:tpe. R H..E ~LT ORS lo\ ely landsrapmR on •
largl'i.I lot lmm;n·ut.ne llG CAMYOM
.ind comfort.ibll' llos cu~tom family home
Rreal fmanr1n1: (':ill to 111th S Br pool and spa,
M'e formal h\ lilR and d1111ng 642-5200 plu) MZ) hbrar} and famtl) room Pri1at~
maid ~ room~ on the
iiolf COUl'St al IJ1g Ca j PETE
' BARRETT ~.. REALTY
n) on S2 ni.001
D.M. Marshall Rltr
760.0135
HOW HIRING
L'niqu(' llome~ Im· . has an
opporturlll\ for an Hperitftced,
quahfiecl rt-al e::.tate agent Liberal
('Omm1s~10n !->plat~ Prime rarms
a\ a il able Call Oean Rathbun for an
a ppo1ntml'nt 615 6000
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REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 [111 Co .. 1 Hlgh..,1\. Coron• del Mir \\ r: II\\ r. 15 OF TllE Hf.ST .\GE'l:TS I~ TOW!\'
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERI/ICES
Sl,000,000 VIEW FOR $695,000
Includes a 4 BR home v.1th pool.
ko1 po nd . ~pa. family room,
spacious dining room. hardwood
floors. new tarpets, nev. paint &
attracu,·e fmancmg 10 Spyglass
C
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
OPEN DAILY 2·6 PM
ON BALBOA ISLAND
I 16 Marint A•e. $495.000
208 Grand COftal, I .I. $675,000
I Collins 11. IFvml S 1,200,000
Comt and preview these fine proptrtft1
mid find out how you can m•tst "'
l6a lsfand!
BALBOA IS. BAYFRONT
ltautiful 4 bdrm homt Oii Ccntr with
boat sffp. Two story wood ..ct CJlot•
c0ttt111if0i ory with bolc°"'Y mid ~"
,_.,...kite ...... Subntlt t1c._., for
proptrly "' '°"" s,...... Ano ...... IMj .... or 7 0 Wfltr w41 OHJ.t with
flftcMclng. $ 1,200,000. Wlfl COfltldtr
~ funtithtd. 673·6900.
GRANO CANAL ON WATER
L.."9f & lo•tly 2·story, 4 btd. i.o... °"
qultt Llttlt Is. Enjoy ytor 'rou11d
rwcrMftoft. Aho l bdnft ,....... .wt. Tie
for 2 boats. $675.000. 673-6900.
BLUFFS ENO UNIT-¥1EW
le..ttfully "P9"•d con. o•trtooklllt ~· All llfMftltlts ...... ''Ooltortt"
p1.,., l bdrm cot1do with ••...W.
lo.1. Ow11tr will ltoH/opticMI wftll
$22.000 down & SI 260. per MO.
$241,000.
WATERFRONT HOMES,tNC
R[Al C.STATl
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201) w ro .. 1 Hlav JI~ MMHlt Avt
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6>1·1400 61Mtl0
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matr su1lt. d1n1na 1rnd
rnltrt11nment are~
lJNDER St M11Uon
Ru•k Aldtrettt, Rltr
714 '731 44&4
LINDA ISLE
fo:xciting opportunity! Wide t•hannel
view from spe<'lucular architectural
designed 4 bdrm . 5 hath, pool home.
Slip for 2 large boats. $1 495 000
Summer Oc<:UJlancy. · '
LIDO ISLE HOMES
Fealured on Hom t•s Tours this lovely
tradltwnal spacwus. (•ustom 3 bdrm. 3
bath hon:ie. newlv rede<·orated Priced
to sell quickly at $475.000. Must see.
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm . 2 bath plus
lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam
ceilin gs Great for t'ntertaining.
5420.000 Best price for the money . .
PENINSULA POINT IEACHFROMT
P a noram1<: bt1~ & ot·ean view at
wedge. from prime large lot . 4 bdrm. J
bath custom home. 3700 ::.tt ft. featur
mg marmeroom. Sl.385.000.
NEWPORT CREST CONDO
2 bdrm. den. s pacious Plan 8. im-
maculate. Low priced at S215,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
Joli Bu 1'•d1· Dr•v•· N B 675 6161
E!E
110111 ILlllS CD.
OVER 55 VEARS OF SERVICE
S MILLION S VIEW S
Lo vely Courtyard Entrance Tile
Galore r-Plus Hu ge Bay View
Patio . Potted Plants flowing
Fountains Jndoor10utdoor Living
~ This Two Bedroom. Two Bath
Condo Shows Better than A Model.
Shown By Appointment. A "Jov Of
Newport " Listing. ·
ORIGIMAL ILUFFS
Bright And Airy Three Bedroom
End Unit On Greenbelt With Sunnv
Deck And Open Beam Ceilin g.
Located On Quiet Cul-de.sac Near
Pool And Tennis Owner Will Carry
Al 13.5' <. $169.900
759-9100 ·----·· ..... 1J 2 COi poi • flta.a
.... wporf CetMr
OPEN DAILY 2-6 PM ....
ON BALBOA ISLAHD
116 ~An. $495,000
201 GnMd CCHIOI, I .I. $675,000
I comm ls. lfwftl Sl.200,000
COMI .ct fn•lew Htese fin. Pl~
CMd fillet out how yow ~ IR•nt hi
lc6oa llac.d!
BLUFFS ENO UNIT-VIEW
le.tft.ly MpCJroded COf'ftlff' OYtriooUtg 9"'ftbeff. All OIMftltfe1 ht tt. "Dolcws"
,.... J bclMll COfldO wffft esMllftelble
lo.s. OwHr will ltase/G,tlOfl with
$22,000 dowft & SI 200. per "'°·
$241.000.
GRAND CANAL ON WATER
L..ogt & 1o .. 1y 2-story. 4 Md.-..°"
qttltt Little Is. hjoy yeor 'ro11nd
rtenclHoft. Aho I bdrwl r...tal .... Tit
fOf' 2 boclb. $675,000. 67).6900.
BALBOA IS. BAYFRONT
.._...... 4 bdnn holM on cOn..r wittt
boat sip. Two story wood .ct ~·
CCIWt•lftPOI wy with balca..y .ct «Mck,
,_,.., kitchen. W:IMff ndmc)t1 fOf'
P' op.rty lft f'alm SprilNJI. Arro•od. 1HJ leer or 1 Owfter wil mslst with
flHltclftCJ. S 1,200,000. Wiii COMlder
MllRg fwwi.ti.d. 6 73-6900.
WATERFRONT HOMES.INC
REAi ESTATE
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631-1400
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Bay &Beach
Real Estate .
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
COME WITH US ... TO CORONA
DEL MAR . SOtJT ll O F
HIGHWA Y COLON IAL TWO STORY
DOLLHOUSE TWO H EDROOMS LARG t:
YARD .LOVELY ONE BED ROOM REAR
UNIT TWO CAH GA RAGE BCYrH INCOME
PRODUCING $299,500
1617 WESTCLlf' DR, H..I. 631-7300
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REALTORS
675-S51 I
~04M ASSUMrTIOH: CDM duplei
with good flnanclf!CJ. Eodt unit 3 ldnn 2
lath, fainily room. Close to t•erytlMncj crt
$429,500.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coad Hwy .• Corona cW Mar
675-5511
I •
EAST ILUFF AT ITS IEST
Remodeled and wonderful. Three
bed.room .. three bath and firepla ce.
Wail until you see this incredible
Master bedroom. Beautifully done
throughout. $215.000. Pos~ihle lease
option.
U~l()Ul li()Ml~
REALTORS. 675·6000
2443 Eo111 Coul Hlghw1~. Coron1 d,I M.,
WI HAYl 45 Of THI H ST AG&fTS IH TOWl4
;;;;;;;;;;;1 JASMIMECREEK
Most popular 5 Plan 141\h
spertac11lar greenbelt &
view locallon 3 Bdrm +
ram1ly room S36s.OOO
75~1111
MES4VYDE
AssuMablt Loa"
Costa Mesa 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MOn-.f H
COMDfTIOH
Sharp 3 Bdrm, 5 years
new. large open k1lcht'n,
lovely atnum, earthtone
rurpels Askmg $134,900
Call 540-1151
~~~ • HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
***** l lR + r~ + Spo
Mesa Verde area I
AUAMD Reab~1rully m11intu1n1•cl
3 Bdrm homt', ho.:t'
fo rm k1ll-ht'fl. µu rk ~ltc
yu rd. und a rarl'ly touncl
lari:e bascml'nl Full
price Sl27.900. 751 31!11
C::. ':>fl HT -f""' PHOPE H l It':>
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
One twusc acro:.s f rnm
the o(her. beth ft 2 loL~.
ea has 2 Br I Oa Super
add-on potential
631-2242
~Sunhm'
ltl·alt'
THIHl<IMG
TOWNHOME?
Call the sper1ahsll> .it
the condom1n1um 111
formation center
Toud1~1one Reall1
963-<ll67 * * 5 BEDROOMS Xlnl ram1 l\'I neighborhood 0-Anerdesperate • II ogl' rrcc Stand1n g
TEAMS ~ h.omt 1n ~oodbrid.:1:
with SJ.SK d OWC . @) Cables L pgr~cled &. , own at ;ilmo:.t ne~ Lall rur ::r'. Sl42.900. make of· CIR ~uµer ~eta II:. & )Our
,,.,,,_ personal 1ni.pec·1ion
MnaVerde
SHARP38R
Owner·~ anxious
w,,,,dhrldgc
Really
551.:1000
192U liarrann !'~'"·"""''
Lovely rerurbis ht'd
home on golrrourse As
sume IO"i int Only
St 19,995 Prin only
Palrirk Tenore. agl
631-1266
GoH Coww Hom~
$2119.500. 4 Br. J Bu.
view S223.000 1n as
sum able loans al 11 63·~
Opn Wed. Sat & Sun I 5
Ca ll Anita 557 1270 or 646-5096 WOODBRIDGE condo, ~
bd. 2 ba. single story cor-
RVM~
Rf..\LTORS
SHARP USTSIDE
6-1'1.EX
OHL Y 15% DOWN
Owner will hnanc:e to
qoahhed buyer Well
located. good looking 6
umts + 4 rar garage +
ample parking Reio"
FREEDOM HOME ·11x gross
3 Br t Ba large yard Cal How 644-7211
EASTSIDE 3 br. I ba,
S95,000 641-0763 M.lm
spa 101·6 rm s120.ooo I ~
""ER t; pper 3 br. 2 ba. ____:___:___.
ram rm Sll0,000 Ownr I will carry si.>.ooo tst at -----
12q A t.642-1523_ ~.~~~~••••••••!~.~~
BEST ANANCING
IN TOWN
Brand new 2 & 3 Bdrm
Townhomes 1n lovel>
garden setting.
I 31/•% fixed
interest rate.
Assumable with no
pr•papMftf petiaHy.
30 yrloca.
All ameml1es mcluding
double attached garage.
woodburrung r1replares,
custom kitchen. wet bar.
pvt deck. recreation
area with pool, spa, BBQ
and much more.
Located at fain•lew and
Avocado. on the same
site as the original
Roger 's Gardens in
Costa Mesa.
SEARIDGECondo2 Br 2
Ba. SJ0,000 down , $1800
Mo Owner 714 49'J.4369
HlllttiftcJtOft leoch I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
rRICB>
IELOW MARKET
Minutes lo m1l t-s or
pounding surf This low
maint Townhouse " I
br + den or 2nd br . I &
3 < ba lmmac . highly
upgraded Has 3 pools.
jacuzz i . lenn 1s ,
clubhouse. wet bar.
rprlc Has existing 7 9',
loan Open Sat Sun 1 5
9766 Verde Mar Bkr
SJG· 1600 or 968-8341
HO QUAUFYIMG
Owner transferred
Super 4 Bdrm. best area
Just Sl29.900 Rkr
848.0709
ner unit, n1l·e yd. As
~umt-$73,000 at 12' •'.
ask 1ng Sl42,900 Open
Hou~e 8 ~. I 5 Owner
559 6(.62
PRIDE or o~ n ersh1 p Th1i. J
Bdrm 2 Ba " formal
dining room ~ho"s hke ii
nrw home Lo\'el} }ards
"' wroughl iron fence un
rul de sac Don't m1~:.
th is one' Assumable
r1n an c1ng l\s k 1n g
$126.500
I RANCH
REALTY
!)!) 1 2000
MINT
CONDITION
with lorallon lo rnotch .t
bdrms.211ba Fordham
Model In Viii 11. l'n1v
Park Numerous up
i:rades inside and oul
Superb vie-A and
pm·at•y Sl74,9tMI Seller
uffering gt>nerous ll'rms
to help~ ou purchase
'l~13 CA"4Pt1SDl·IRVINE
Loguno ltoeh I 04 ••........ ,. .•.........
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Ac,..,. fw Wt I JOCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dt.:ViLOPERS Ull AC
1ile &Oneel for 46 units 1n
City ol Vista Only 18,800
per unit. Ttrm 7M or 11S' tn s1T11·7fi..;.:;.;;:i.:..__
•SUMHYMIAD•
By owner Tract ol 3$ ICIU
ready to rtt'Ot'd S262.SOO
~'inancing avail 1714 1 1so 0823., a 1373
Ca..ercW r,..,.,ty 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RAU: C I H Newport
Buch Property 50'
lronlalJe In prime loca·
tion Owner will finance
t:x clus1ve Pr1nc1pals
onl y Ask tor Irene
Loudon, Agt. 6JH247 or
631 7300.
2 IR 2 IA COHDO Ad1aren1"to Ne'(...porl .__ .... _____ _
Crebl area Sea Wind r-Section Sl.23.900 Good Red 'ed to Sl28.SOO terms 21:1R 2BA Condo l yr
Roy M~Cant., Rltr. new Highly upgraded T1I . Wall t o wall
541-7729 car els Wall paper
THE ILUFF Lan Sl'aped, enclos"d .......... x.. • ,._,.. •-------1111 pat1 Pool, Tennis. jar 3 bdrm. dm rm .. hv. DOVBt SHORES S91.000 +assumable lsl. rm ., fam rm . F I', 2' 1 13.S 8' i Open Fri.Sal &
bu. xtra large porcelain AREA Sun. Or by appt 32031 tub w/ceram1e Ult• walls 1 year old 4 bdrm . 311 Via Tonada San Juan & n ba th , library . 3 oor. 4 cov<'red, patio r1replaces Professional Capo Off AIJpaz. comer
art-a:. Pnce S2J0,000, 5', ly d(•coraled formal din or De I Obis po Ag l down.assume'40.000lsl P ar1r1r Co mpany trust deed al 7'•" Xlnt ing . ram1I) kitchen & 498-5640,498-5000
land lease $853 00 ~r large den
year Can't change until
year 2003 14', ant only
2nd t r ust deed due
1986·87 tall ownl'r for
Redhill~Realty
1 ;~ :~ -;:mo
lttcOfH rraperty 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trade Luxury Newport
appl dall} arter 5 pm ·-------· C714176().8425
home on 11 acre for In·
come !,;nits or " Equity
S21!0.000 Al·t no~'
Broker Co Op Agent
631·4516 WESTCUFF 4 ID
Spacious. open & a1Q .
beaut 1 Bd " 2 pal1~
Assuml' to 9S', 1111 A rt;
.;ii value 275,001 Palnrk
Tenore 631-1.266
RVM~
R F:.\L TORS
Harbor Vi'w
Move in condition. 3
bdrm. 2 ba home 1n
llarbor Vie" l11gh as
sumable loans Highly
upgraded lhrou~houl
Shows like model Must
sellJasl. Askuig $239.500
incl land Come for in
spert1on Sat. Sun I 6
1860 Port Wheeler or rall
760-9596 Owner A&t
Owner Will
Rnance
Below market rate,
beaut1ru1 3 Bdrm home
w gbstenuig pool. near
parks. sdxJOls & shop
ping Onl) St98.SOO Call
Har r y Freder1 r k
631-1266
RVMtte I Rf.Al.TORS --l Trade Luxury Newpon
home on 1, arrl' for In
come L'nlls or., Eqully
$280.0011 Art no~'
Broker Co Op Agent
631 ·4516
WANT house in Newport
Heights ror client All
l'ash Cleo l n1ted
Brokers 548-2739
IEST IU)FFS
IUDGETIUY
3 Bdrm. 2 bath single
stor y 'To>A nhome'
Original area, end unit,
Krnt rond Sl69.SOO
<owner finanring1 Aitl.
640·5560.
-WESTCUFf
IBR CONDOS95.000
Can assume exist ing
loan or approx. $60,000 al
14' • '"r int. ~3-J!610
CAREFREI UVIHG
OH UDO
in th1:. 3 bdrm l'OlY
l'harmer on rxtr.i ~ide
lol "11h large patio Ex
Ira parking :.pal·e or
small boat storage
Redh1ll~Realty
1;7:~ 7:wo
s .. c1.......te 107 .......•..........•...
•OCEAN VIEW. steps to
hea('h 3 BR 2 Ha condo.
need less than t.!O.OIMI
Own Sales µric· $26o,OOO
549 3232 1714 I
ROOM ENOl"G ll H!>
enormous )ard merel}
al'l'enti. lhe panoramic
ocean and harbor \ 1sta~
nsable on each side of
this rharminl! 3 BR 2 Ba
sngl Sl} home Pn ced lo
sell "1th JUSI $25.000
down at $229.~
Canon Properties
493-8901
Santa Ana 108 ......................
MAKE AM OFFER!
3 lnrome Properties Ea~1 s1de Costa Mesa
O" ner v. ti I rarry
Pmed to sell'
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BY OWNER
L1qu1datmg Properties
1st parcel. pnme N E
Costa Mesa location, 2
slory home "' sep 2
bdrm mrome S250.000. xlnl lenns Courtesy to
bk.rs 546 6673 wkd ·s.
MAMYUMITS
No down. one set or 32,
rlose lo break e\'en Prin
onl~ 540.:.;66
Whelan
Real Estate IRAD.fORD CONDO
3 Bdrm . 1•, ba. near So
Cst Pla za Assum able
loan. ll 4•; lln 1st
S98,SOO Wkends or aft 6.1---,•Y•O•W-~---
549-1636 "~ 98 units. I blk from Di s
ALOT n eyland. Only 1sr;
FORAUTTLE do-A n. take over pymls Charmin~ 3 Bdrm home Great lax shelter &
in lo\ ely ne11!hborhood great rental area Local·
Prime schools. huge edat 106 ~atnce Mgr
tovered patio, \'A or ha s set up \aca nl mdls
r HA terms a\aliable Open daily Bkrs
$88,500 welcome Call Ric k
don osen
rt-altoro;
17TH AT PR<liPECT
Tl'STIN. 731 3111
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Byers. 760 7292 Won't
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LAGL'NA HILLS
:.JOO' -4500.
Buck Shepard Assoc
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Loh for Salt 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 side by si de lots in
downtown section or HB.
211 blocks lo bch, want
rast sale, terms. Prin
CIJ!als on[y Call 842-8705 Garden Pen
Vilocp
Opttt Doily at I 0:30
from I 0:30 A.M.
548-2239
SI 0,000 DOWN!
f or Sale by owner
Sharp 48R. 3BA. hv rm .
ram rm . lrg lot, trees
Next to Greenbelt As
s um e loans See
anytime $1 34,500 ,
Caretaker on prop 16711
Diane St. 536·0794 or
for A Little
I acre + bldg s1le. gent UDO ISLE
I l l/~/o
Channing, remodeled J
BR + ramily room home
with 2 £pie's. on quiet
clul desac street. Lots or
curbside appeal plus RV
access. Moti\•ated owner
w1carry lge 2nd ror
qualiried buyer.
--1!!!!~~~~~~1 M7·320S
ly slopin g parcel short 20~ down. owe lge 2nd
distance from tennis & wino payments 2 br. 2
beach Ownr has 1n-ba. immac w1ex
rluded plans for custom pansion Potential. Just
villa Sl7S,OOO Spec S335.000. Agt.963-8182.
Beau11rul ocean views. a
su per location . 3
rirrplares, an atrium
and stained i:lass win
dO'A'S are JUSt a re~ or
the features you'll rind
in this wood and glass J
lx'droom. 3 balh home A
true entertainers delight
ror only S395 1100
499 4551 •
Cof'OftO def Mor
Oldr dplx 4Sxll8' IOI ocn
side hwy Possible to
build 2 Condos 997·1717
ownr
Lrg R-2 rorner lol.
<duplex OK l Close to NB
City Hall St99.000
673·4928
759-1616
COSTA MESA
Air filtered & cond . 4
Bdrm Hall or fame
bomt . Remodeled
kitchen , hard ll'OOd
floors , xlnl corner lot
Near schools from
kinderga rttn th rough
college. Try your VA
for a low down
'134.1100.
MAME YOUI TllMS
4 Bdrtn. one story, fam
rm. comer lot. Owner
vuy motivated & wlll
help finance Just
$'51.SOO
RCTc1ylor(o
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A1 rhne pilot sacrifice
Reduced WK, 3 br, 2 ba
cottage. Cash, T.D ..
tradt. orre r. SJSOK
Ownr/A l-66l·OfJ93.
Coroaa det Mer I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OWCCDM
11~% assumable
financing. 2 Br. I blk
from water Move in to-
day. Call Tim Rhone
631-1266
10%,._IRa
2 Bdrm . some vu, lolest
price In CdM. l blk from
water. Call nm Rhone
tod. )'. 83).121111
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tle1ant new 4 Br Vic·
t or lan part ial vu,
ownr/contractor Just
com I · . 5 000.
2 BR ocean v\eW coUa1e.
Sout.hoCSeavlew. Owntr
wlll carry flrat T. D.
Ant AMD>.
HAllOR lllDGE-IEAUTIFULL Y
appointed view condominium. 2
BR + conversation area, kitchen
with nook + formal dining -One
level. Assumable loans. Owner
will assist in financing. $419.000
Lorraine Rennie 752-1414 (Y-61)
LOCATION f'LUS CHARM &
CHAIM & V 41.UE Highly upgraded
Warmington "C" desirable end
unit within walking distance .to
pools, parks. tennis and lake.
Don't miss th is marvelous
opportunity for a great buy. Good
financing available . $165,000
Darlene Peitinger 551·8700 (Y-62>
•
tacular views! j~!!'I!~~!!'!~~~~
MI SSION Ri':ALTY
494.0731 WEST OCUMFttOMT
Tripleit Terms $600,000
Divorce fore-es Sale A~t, 615:§~
l.ower 3 Arr h Ha y -e Great ocean view. pvt EASTILUFF L'
area 4bdrm beach 4 bdrm, fam rm, fplcs. 1ngo
house 499-3144 Xlnt rinanring Im· A1o11;. .. ,, __ mediate occupanry ;;ftltodt 1069 possible $285.000
BUILDERS &
INVESTORS
Two vacant lots Hunt
1ngton Beach area
Poss1!>le site for 2 singlt
homes or duplex R 2
zoned Appraised value
Sl40K Make o<fer Call
Carol Mulvey, Agl.
673 7300 orr1re. or
S48·3216 residen(e.
•••••••••••••••••••••• 642-5161_, 64Q-~107
CH4TliU OM GALAXY DRIVE
Enter tall stately doors to a
spectacular pool with marble and
tall columns. Look through the
home to the bay and ocean
beyond. 5 BR, Den study large lot
$1 ,900,000 Barbara Aune 642-8235.
(Y·63)
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BIG BEAR VIEw LOT~
Ntar ski, lake & shop.
ping. $32,500. Owner.
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3BR. 212BA home. l'oa.sl ·4UR. 2BA, fam rm. pool. '~ 'l ~ep J:Ul'~1 m.ud ~ down halcony or patio Apts from 5475 Patios. la:.l 894·1706 l.:tils 4116·7333, 770 8075 PRICE ~'ldcof Hwyf561·!1331 Jar McsaDt'IMaran·a (jlrs,St50075!10279 pool .~p tibq I· d ." sinl(le & double car Room pvl bath. k111·h GUl.UMTEED! OFRCESUITES
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DELUXE 2BR, 21A Bingham 2 Br I 1 • Ua Townhou:.v 675·4~12 B!:_ok~r Student or grandma. the minonly' Try 11 o>nt'e l (rwys Cn1<" Center space w single arcluterl
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673 2777 leasc. 552-RSIOaft. llam gale S2.500 per mllnlh Oceanfront beautiful 21 ~~~drcn :-Jear park No mo. • be tn your ad The cost stays t he same w het her your ad •
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I I el<' $900 Ne11o Condo 2bd rm. 2ba ' lBR nr SC Plaza Pool. Ba l'pper. 2 car garage. poo . ennis. or trailer Slll.'>tl month Fully funushed houses & 11oe1oht rm fndge ~·25 r I I s •92 6700 2 r a r gar Sll75 mo b ,. .... rplc. year y ease L20C I ~ · ~ea rl y ui.1-. Agent duple:ces ~S750 per mo Mt6 964 2196 • •
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••••••••••••••••••••••• lOCJUfta ltoet. 3241 675·l642 NEWPORT WESTCLIFF, 1 br condo SPACIO~S 5Br. JBa, •••••••••••••••••••••••Santo Ana 3210 ApcrtnltntsUftfunt. APAR'TMEHTS ad ults, no pets, pool. • I •
rormal dill rm. ram rm OCEANF'RONT Mobile ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br Avail $320 mo newly decor .. new ap· I
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l900+ sq rt "'2 luh . "et bar elc $:'i95mo Jeanne Salter Adults onl) No pets Costa Mesa _ 91644·67Sl;646-3189 • I.
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WaterfroolHomes, Inc ly 1 BR, Uqu1site vian,640-sm. Balcony, patio. carport. • Check or M.O. enclosed 0 •
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ESCORTS -24 HRS must hive gd. manual blwn l & 3PM
dexterity, gd. eyesight, BEAUTY OPERATOR nut In appearance & de-W•lll....t.cll
971-0342
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pendable. Work is in b(t rtnt a station tn CM
s upport medical elec· area. S49-l~ 1'trry_
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CASHIERS
MAHK1'..i'S
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Costa Mes11
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631 9600
La11una Beach
494 9233
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Orangtt Coast DAILY PILOTITuesday. September 1 1981
Sell it .all and put cash in your pocket!
DAY WEEK
8Days
3 l.:;ines
8 Dollars
Special fl 51t rate for non-commercial user s offering m erchan-
d ise pri~ed in t he ad for $800 or less . Cost is the same for 8 days
or one. Minimum three ·lines. Extra lines jus t $2 .60 for 8 days .
For an EXTkA . day, call today 6'2·5678
The new Dolly Piiot 8·Day Week It's a Classified PLUS
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General UHlre. fo'ull Ma intt•nan1·e !Ju.it Nurse LVN R1hngual PHOMEPEOPLE Hece11t1one1t RESTAURANT Si\l,F.SPERSO SECRET.A.RY Wareh~WOl1l.n •·
Tame Good typist. hke IMSUUHCl deaning. repu11 E' prefl'rred MF.DICi\L. and or door hunger dis "'Jnted for bllbY but l'Oll El Robenu no"' h1rani.; lllllhly exp s11le:.IJCrson for Cl'A fmn m ln·rni· ;\ud10rnu11l 1•ompany '" dictatron,~es, key •ACCOt.:NT ltEPS Lit pertenceunlybi32tl50 WEIGHT LOSS tributors nosalcs Work l .ien111lofrl<•1•mNli Good PT da) & l'\t'ninr: needed forh1gh(ashlon Experr1•1111•d l)l·r~on lnmenet'ds2fulltlmlf
punch (~11 tnnnl Ccill mul\I branch personal M l"'-'TE...i.a.urE ........ CLINIC Full or port 10 afte;nuon ancl ur typist. frollt 0CC1n• aµ Munter l>('r~oranel 111 ·Wnrnen11 Boutique 1n ncedl'd 1111 tyµ11111 . pt•rm worker:s Ship;
between 10 & 2l'M lane agenry i.eeks A" """""" M"'" time Enthusiasm .i evening 5400 pr hr + 11t•:irancc Xlnthtnehlb. ten1t'ws IOAM or 21'M. l.aguna Ut!ach. Salary ~horthand . .:111d utltl'r 11mi:
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G E N ~; R A L 0 F' · div 1d uals lo serv1t•e lime Oa)~. For. ~if[tt·~· 714 495-5103 or f.61 IM3tl ca 11 M 1k e ~4!H 94 1 RECEPT(TYPIST '\ s k for Mar 1 a. ·I 3 Sul:11 \ rnrnrnt•nsu r ult' cond & salar) Uene m
F'ICE SEC'Y 9AM accts Must huve l!d btdi: NU M4 l:'>lfi ·11 2 213-493242(1 Seriousonl,ynefdcalJ !W\ab'd cxpoit mrkli.; fash1on lslund1Nll Sandwich shop Jookin.: "1\h l''Pl'lll'fl<'t' l'I in~urance. pension 44
4PM, Mon Fri. Must oral & "'r1tte11 1·om wkdys Nursl~ • -firm net·d~ Kl't't'll ' RETAIL SALES for respons1bh• part 7525611 vrurit ,h;irmg P!ao <:all
l_Y Pe Ca I l (.' h Ul' k mun1cal•Of! sk alls . , MolfttettC11Ke Mmi NURSES AIDE QI, A LIT y Cont ro I t1un1~l Typ...,qo ans~ er La~un11 Uch, full \lmt• time help to "Mk ,iftl'~ for J VPI 5-10 <lru1
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3·6110 •CL~l.MS CL~RK , Gt'nt'ral mel·han1tal Exper'd . all sh1fb lnspertor $550 ~r hr !elt'phonl>s & !!rt•t'l "~ huu~e"'are;, pH,on ~~~id?s ~;f~1~~lbt1J ••SECRETARIES•• woi.o .PHOl'ESSOR GENERAL OFC, typing Agent) netlds oUtl!Oin); kno"'ledge l'~~nl'ncc Conv hospt Npt lkh Must hJ\e 2 yrs mold 1turs \'anou:. t)p1ng pan t tmt• 1 a'llll't Bl\d NU 1'70 Sill() Gro\\$21.600 w I 1 II II EA V \
C1hng, answer phones, person to take initial 1n Plec1rie11I & plumb1nK Bring your smile & Join ma('hine operator exver dut1e:.. acturary a mu~I 4!17 4W3 ,\n1Pn R E SIJ 2tMI I:: X F. C l T I V E
hie bk_pn_&, 21~592-2l>9 claim repo~ & handle 'helpfu1 Appl) to l.Jrr) us• Free mJr med . dt•n Wtll 1·01nplete & record l'leiisant surroundings. R"tail Sal,-SE ... MSTR"'"'S liCl'l)t Tt~1 Phunt'Sl4 ll~J SFC:IH:T \IU \L t -Collo~up Llaam ex per Surf & Sand llott'I I & IC T I I f t ' ~ "' I;.> S S , ' ' ' GET PAID •..
Increase skills and look
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velope to T R.G En -
terprises . 24 105.
Grayston. El Toro, CA
92630
helpful Salary comm Laoun11rk:rch,4!17 4477 ta • ems op ~a uo rcsu ts o ms pee lion t'Xt't'll benefits & sa ar} f:x1·1tm1: L11(U1lJ l11.,1rh ~:xpr'd sample mukt·r G o t'onsl A 19 :!tKi T~e bes_t of al. worids. c With l'X~r PJ1d t'U . A Call Mrs Sloan L'scmu:ru..cope d1alin Gd opply roradntnce Women'!>t\µµarl'ISll111· Cor fashion dei.1gn t-:~pl'onsullantOurs •Suvt'rSmartC.at
benefiti. Manager, ofC1re "'ork 642 81)44 d1rator~. calipers & 11ri· mcnt Non smoker onl) 1ook 111 I! for h 110l'~1 ,tudi•J I' tlmt' fie it hr) Lit He1nders Ag>. lnl • Orl(.iniiin~ ,\billlY
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Busy ofr needs fast. s~r"i ce Seasona~,lt• RM-LVHCHARGE <' h l' <' k s Pc r 1r 1 l' <!llo5 Barrant•a Hd startingSrpt l~t SJlary 7517377 Ne"'port '83J.8l90 free • .'>l t1l'ha111ralAp111ude ~
energetic person for (6 Mo l H~ ar.t'~ l all 3·11 & 11 7 Hebef ton.w climens1ons of plastic Irvine 559 6!101 i rnmrnission full & Sl't'l l'tary Rel•eptaon1st, ~ • ('rcut11·t· \'1suul ~
Crontofc Mustbeable to 544 ~37Ror96096t3 hos pt Npl B\•h molded products RECEPTIONIST part llinc 1%1111• lu1 type 5owpm. pteai.ant •(;uodw1thExccut1 \\' r
h 11 n d I e b u s V MARI ME SERVICE De d It' al ed & w I I h Rt' port marginal quality Fashion Island. Nt>"' port a PP I ~ ftH "'Iii~. "1 phon,• manner. ability 111 SECRET ARY EXEC. SS Good Paj SS Sur1t0 hboard Paid 0 0' F.xperten-··d .. , .. 0 ... •miles f'rc_ie med, den t•onditions\osupervi!>or I h • · d 49334H4 • p t Ad rt SS3Da_,weck$$ I. " • • '" • u • ~ Take ad to nearC6t State Beac w\e typing. I( w111 k "' public f ran ersonne \'e 1srnr.: b benefits l'all operator mcch.mic & tat & llfe ins Contact Em ploy men I Sen rrt· phone per.mnahty Ex SJle:. ~:i •1366 l)epl has opening per I
PAlJLINE.549-8909 general 'boat worker Mrs Slo3!J,642·8044 I uCc m Orange Count)' cell !>a lal) 644 9174 •IRIDA.lSHOP• t'Xpans1on ~pt Bch 1c"o;~mrt~~lprcfer~~ ·1A
GIRLFllDA.Y l•------•--_•I Apply 1n per:.tm uni~ Order l'1cker Packer. UOT 556 382 014 Ad RECS'TIOHIST SECRETARY Cmanc1al SC'n1le firm l I) I!> our u ~
PI 227 211lh St !\'4 llt lkh. un some shrpprng ba1·k paid for b} employrr Part & foll llmt· "'111 Ill hr "'k for front oil' Gd typing shrthd exp ex PJ n tl 111 i: ,H n 1 re ,.) • eas anl , malure ihe'Ba' ground helpful f'ull Goodoppt) Corm .. turt>. 1wl\1lrun 60wpmamu~t req'd Non·smkr Call bureaun~'I.°~. 1 1 person recfd to handle JR. CLERKS '\'·" '"1 llml' l'all957!1323 busmes~bkeper..on"'ho lfJIO 1•rd t'\11 IOll'lJll 1714164 19111 6400L23btwn.9&2 Tlll::Ofl-IU-. ' d1vers1fledduties •' ..-ul(a can '4 ork ~ 11hout dothml(i.aleo, t' \I 54!121811 •MustbeExrellenl.at .. Registertodayforlocal L'h1ruprJl.'llt' A~)\ PANTS PRES.<;EH C\ ReafEstoteSaln )Upcrm1ononaperma 5569333 >lt.tK2l SECRETARY/ • -
curate typ1s1 lspeed temporar) al>s1gnml'nls Rt•cep11on1!>t. Elrau per or t•ountcr girl for ForT Ol'lll bas1:. Typin.: !>kills RECEPTIONIST SEl'L'HITY Secy, Lf9al I
6Swpm I on eleclrir 557.0045 hus~ offin• Good ap I dr) cleaners l)ana p~ lop req d f'ull nr II tlmC' Sales <: r u 1s1 n i: W or Id GATE GUARD Eslal> :"olpt Cenler Law:
typewriter pea ranee. health>· en Point ss1.6252 ,-VJ, Office I l'all CULUGAM OF \1 ai.:a1.1ne. i\dverll~ani: fur pm·ate communii_v, firm need~ exptir legal 1
•Dependable & efCic1enl en Lin-thusrast1c, knowledgl' or' -:.I Newport Beach Lido or . !162 s:111 7~2·0322 S.t."'-'CLEME ... TE II oft• l'leasanl Lado Laguna Beach Ar!'a St•t·retary w good typ-. self·startertodoXerox-• -ms billing. pe~ board· rart·t1me Sales !:idy fart• nl't>d!> 1•reat1vl', aJ: I . "'" " \'rllai:e ofr Sading Hotaling relief shaft 1ng drclaphone &!
mg & maintenance of -computer very helpful wanledforreta1lston·1n 1ire:.:.rve ai:ents "ho Hentalt:onsultant.fllme 1~ look1ni: £111 a knuwlcdge helpful S451lperhr Call I Mon :.horthand ~kills l{eal manuals&fihng llMK)flAllYPlll'lONNllS!IMC!s Great career po1ent1al Laguna Uea1·h ~:A "'anl to m·x1m1Zl' Ill 1 tncld "'knd~ L;ir~i· aQI I salcspt-r\on \\llh ,., t.731093 thru Fri for appl Estate ht1gat1on v. em_..
•TWX & telephone ex 372lllrchSt~ I Call631·5664. per1encl'(I 4975659 d1v1dual ~olenttal l'Omplex ·~ :-.il'"'POrl pvnt'nt'\'u1cl111•ll:.t•llin1: SECRET"RY/ 4!M8571 pha~1:, 110 land use Law· ~r anas.i;et HewDOril.ach Partume sates, Exper lllGll C0~1MISSIONS'I Reach _SalJr)' • ur ha'c held ptNllUfl' ., SER\'ICEStatlonallend Sul11r) <'<rn1pet11t\C •Non smoker ~ o E . MEDICA.1 ASSIST. Ladies ~pecralt) !>ho11 Call Walt, 67} 7:nl ~.;~ei•;~,~t'" 191~1 Mon thJI requin' m1•1•11111: & GIRL FIJDA y to assist owner~ lubes. 640 6960
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benefits
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PHONE Mrs Janb
581 :B:.>
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Salon W /strong Npt
area following,, 67l40U.
HARDWARE
Laguna Bch. Cull-time
retail. housewares
person, parC·t1me
cashier 4974403
HAIDW ARE SALES Full or p lime Apply in
person Crown
Hardware. 3107 E Coast
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HEALTH
EVERYIOOY LIKES
/ii.WIMMER
Be pa rt of the rastesl
growing comp<1ny m the
health & nutnt1on field
unhm1ted llll'Ome opp',
t MrCase_y 834-17~
Hotel
MIGHT DESK CLERK
Lado Shores Hotel &
Manna. xlnl salary &
beneC11s. permanent
F IT Call Barbara
67J. 8800 I 7_A M -tf>M
HPUSECLEANERS
To SS/hr, car 645-5123
HOuSEKEEPER. dtmng
rm attendant.FT. Sm
retirement residence
La Bch 494-!NSS
Housekeeper II\ e-m .. 3
school cluldren. Tustin
area S«·C!>OO
Housew1 ves & college stu
dents Full & part.time
positions avail. S4.50 hr
to start. Rilpld salary in·
crease Lo those willing lo
W'br k Call 631 4118 .
bet ween 9 & 5=----
INSPECTOR
IHNOCESS
Medical components mf-
gr. needs a person who
likes de1a1I work , capa
ble or worlung with a
microscope & sm. parts.
Salary comm. with ex-
per Located in Mission
Vie10. Co. paid profit
s ha ring, vacation &
holi days paid. Medical
bCe ins Quallfied apph
cants please call .
MRS PARELLI
581 :B:.>
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KevPunt·h Call Dr JosephJa1•ob~ IN\'E ST M~:NT "'111 tt;•staurant 04MO!>Pllal11Jtlon and salary req\Jlr<' ATTEHDEMT
. DATAENTRY 848-4444. Openings for Vehidt• tPach you rreall\'I' MeM'Ed'sPino msurnnu• ments to Murphy & Full or part ttme E\'t•n Merchel!Hhe
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lrvrne based restaurant MEDICAL.ASST Laguna Hills COM ~hange!i, investor _dl' tnRs avail for rlctivery withf:tctoryfoll0"lll' 425 30th St. Suite 8. Ma<•':.Tcxaco9G8-65115 Antiques 8005
cha1nht1banupportun11y for2person staCfmm•w PA:"olY WILL TRA IN l'elopment&rounsebng dn\l'rS Mustbeablt•lo c(i Proll'l'llrdlul'al NewportBeach,92663 SEH\'ICESTATIONA'f •••••••••••••••••••••••f .1 bl f 1 u.. Newport Bearh QfhC'e "'Ith a aOC)d salar) for Ex per rounselor.s re work t'\'C.'fltngs & ha1 c lcmtor\ T f 11 avai a l' or an u •11 f'O & BO cxpenenCl' "' l'l'l\'e 100', cemm fhe 1~ gd driving r~ Starts #7 Quahfll'd lt'ach Secretary/Recept. TE:'>/DE:-.1 u tam+· Mult sel 3 7 4 I Dal a E" t r1 necessary Call 972 ~32 '"0 re 1nrorma11 on an unusual op ply for rrom SJ 50 to SJ 75 hr + "il'etled for expanding apply t'ht.·Hon 1251 Nu irnmediotef't I
Operator 1 Yr on the 1714> please apply bet"'een 8 right person Confiden ups Agr21 &over ran Hyou"OttlcJhketnh\•Iµ real l'Slate 0CC1ce 1n Coast lhi~ Lai:un:.a 1905 Louis C '(1fCan}
IBM 3741 is requrrl'd am ·S Pm ~1onda) \tal 1ntenie"' Call appl) tlail) aft 5PM \1\' t'Jll Laguna Beach RE ex Heal'h glass fingerbowl. signed · ~e~~I ~~~fi:~~=1~1~?~rr MEDICAL ASST ~h!~e~~d~r 3,t i~u~: V1nce~6-5lal N Ed'!> Pizza 17th & 1130 J03lor49'.! :rm l)eracnce k~e1151pCul Goodd s
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lions & an e~relll'nl t'ian \'araed front & SA.LES SA.LAD PREP CHEF SECRETARY/ SHIPPING PKG'G 1763 caricature oC John •
bt>ne£11s parkage back office EKG's m HAMILTONTEST Th1s1sour~thyearsell Expr nee Good -<'Om BOOKKEEPER Full lrmc. will tn11n Wilkes al the f;imous •
Salar; will he com surance a must Salary SYSTEMS 1n1t (rne Sout hern I p11n) benl·r1ts. fnendl> SAW Fulltame Typmj!. hght .co~ta Me~af>t55421 Wilkl'S trial. famous\,
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person Mon Fri. llam ~89'!9 EqualOpportun11y JOYJ11mangaf1rmac:t1vl'r pm. TUe!i thru Sun days a week• Wt• nect1 clutleh + bghtbookkt!CP·I Satn1ghhonly &123013 shown 1"'1rhng the r apt
Spm at Employer 1n luxury res1dentral I Sebasllan's West. 140 one ht·en~t~ to ltr:lm lht' mg expcnenre l.allh~S"' ltC'htward 01'eralor oC Liberty at 1he end or a • Tll EJ1H1.~tHOGEH Models needed Alllypes l-'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!111-~ areas such as Big Ca I Ave Paco Sl' sk1lls tomanJfo:t' brnk<·r l UH• or calrulator~ 11 timl'nir.:ht!>.Jllshrfl
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M e n . women & n> on. Sp) glass H1 II I H•stauran~ commercial rt'al e .. tate I." l' 3 t e d on Lid' \\ill tr.irn 642 3013 p P i 714 1 R3.S6~2 e1·es 17042G1llellt'J\\l' In Children No exp nee PAYROt.lCLEIK Inane Trrrace Linda MCDO .... .t.LD'S Income from mi:mt Pi•nansula """Purl &"'1>.ends -17141546 0331 >18 i762 Payroll Clerk needed by Isle. et1· I """" .. h1I t ""urwr T .._'"CHER
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Exp d. Cor pleasant S l\ TQP Ool ars 95~0971 speed oC so~ pm re do mu ha\e 1mmed1att· 1 apphr3t1on:. for day & lat plan ConlJC'I l\\•n. RECEP'flO~JST \sk for Susun 1905 Louis l' 1'1rran)
medrum sized PI di.' ~e"'spa~r 111sertt-rs for quired S990-tl233 mo & unhm11\'\I Jl'l't•ss lo t'\enang help Full ur 675·6700 .\tusl ha\e pnor shop i:la~i. frn.ierbo"I. signed ; ft'nse firm Good lyprnR LA Times 6 mommj!,s depend 1 n R u n. C? x the 11rl's1denl of your 11 ar1 t 1 m c :-; o e" pm~ centerde,t'lopment TEACHER \\'363, arndescenl blue
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LEG.t.L SEC'Y Experien"e uni". l'on PBX :\ns Serv 1 tp i;1 Our pre"dent is a\'aila performam·e & waJ;l' rl' I r I Sll!ttl. h'Y 1lhorw~. Mmll' 1irc,lht•il an l' ;\I l'ull 111 1763. rar11·a1ure llf John 1 ""' ' , '-I n _,, .. I • (nor or 1111 II\ rn111p;in\' I h wkk ~pill" h I r I Litigation ·exp . non t1nental Hestaurant f T Exv prer Must "l' u you neL,, 8111 1 \ l l'" s l nm Pan} f1nanre1t at11r 11i-ulat1on ' e: .. . e '' u I "T1mt'75l 55~ Wilk\·~ ut lhl' famous I smoker.toworkforbus) t}P\' 25 wvm Mu~t ta• 11onal trammi: lo help 'pon,oret1 ~onul al' llu~) ='"P' ll'ntl'r ile Wilke' trial. famous "'oman attorne) in Parlner 's ll1l>lr11 . O\er 21 S~O-li77 l'\t \Ou m1•rt•Jsernurearn ll\1t1e' & ;1d,an1·rmt'nt 11rol(ram ()((11 1•, in \1•l11f)l'rs nt'l'd r11~ht ,Tf:ACl!f:1< ·Hh .5111&.llth p1e1·e 'ho"'n an en·
" C '!AG II Laguna Beach i97 4441 10 4 tn"~·· opportunalias If \ou Oran!(e~J.,\ rounll~·~ I hand .\1ust mJkl' i?ood 111mb111Jlmn. ~rl'fllh 1111 ~, •lv"udaJ . \\ aikes •• ewport enter ·' Conlat'I Hu:k or Carl am pm " ' · Fur th<' 0((11 •' n11.1rt·~l J el !r.17 H33J ' ' ,., exp & or Sii helpful not GENERAL OFFICE f:\pl'rll'nccd or inc' "'unt to Join tht> numbt•r ' II 21:1 '"Yll 155f .1ppet1ranre b1· 'df ~~ .. ~hu"'n l"'arltng the rap Nurs1•s Aid "'anted for perienrt>d ~ou ma) ""II one ra~t food 11.•am al the )OU. r.i 1·1 • • ' ~tarter "'"II 11r)!a11111•d r1•lcph.1ncS1ilt•' of Libert\ at lhe end or a , nol req 546-3733 lwt"'•een toam ~ lpm •. 1 bl f \' , 3 h k · l'\',\ patients Groom IVJCKJ HESTONI profit rrom our color nation, fPadin>! .. hop "' must >e 1·apa c 11 >or~ Cl r~ a "'t'l' 1 slli·k unframed, $500
LIFE GL'ARDS Sepl & mg therap).meals.etc \ldeotJpebMmg&~all's ping mall, Jpph to tht' Sales h.1ndhngmult1ple1a'k' \l.ikt> S21111 to Sc;uu .i' pp t714 •~fi392e\'es J fall week ends 38hrsdail).except Sun tra1111n.: 1m1~ram "h1l'h manager.in)1ime female prefernod \rt l'lease send resunw ~ "l't.'k '"11 sram 111.:h &"'kend~
968-0Jll ~lust berellablr Exp & &ASSOCIATES "'l' re1.·I IS th\' flOl'SI Rl'~taoranl Galh?r) inl.d!(UflJ 401 ~1 salar~ h1slon Ill qu:ll1t\ Siik Srrel'ned . l
MACHINIST ref 964-1002 S~caahsts'" J~ Jala bl.e_ N ~ e d 1, d C 01 k 1 a 11 day "eek SJ le~ t'\ 1x·r Classified Ali =Klii !>.ral) I l'rocluc Is l'rofl .. ;suma I Must 54'11 ~1gnrd o.nginal t
Smallcleanshopneeds ·--------1 Tem~:~~!~rical \\l'an·nu<Jfranch1~l', Waatrl'\!>tb f oud pref 4940123111447:.o«JO 1'1lot. PO""' 15611 managt•rnrnt Goud l1tho) palls \enice.,'1 good Lathe person. hranrt1 or subs1d1ary Snrvhr•. Oa• Bt••.bo\•s. eves l'ost:i Me\a t'a "'Orkrn1tru111ht1ons Cull S7oo lJlder. S4SO . • Nursing 54~0400 h d ' ,. • , _, S I !12ti26 99u• 770 6022 rr1edldl'nder S275 . ' 3-5 yrs exper Benefits RM JU\t l'a quarters tJi·~ter Bar. Assistant Al,ESLAOY Wantt•c in "" \'.4i!iW'CI>. $275• Alvar. l
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MACHIMIST difference' Kal<'1 1?h i ft•" hii:hlymoll\'ated & 1111,;,t' Bookkee11crs 4 daywk Expd 1""'11 kno"ledgenftx>okkeep l,ookmgforthat spec1al rnus•·um quality•
Hi lls ll osprtal 1n 1 Pre-s~Aide persnns "he' ha~c 11 clt• Apply in person F'ri mg "omm's rc.uiy 1111 ing helpful. apply bt"'n person, F' T Costa framet1 \l~oT1f£an' art
TR.AIMEE Newport Beal'h has an Exper pref Interest 1n l '1rl' 10 be more sut• Sept 41h bet w l'e~ wear Pis ~tatr rt'!~ 2PM 4 PM at lht• Valla Me sa. e~p preferred ,!la~' Ro)al Worl'ester
Prefer some shopexper 1mmed openmg for a E<.:t-: Mon lo f'ri 11 311 ~<·ssrut For at" 10
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1 !or small mfg farm m charge nurse to work the am \ o 3 pm SI art en ac"' apporn men 2735 Pac1C1r Coa:.t II"'). ~) La1i:un:i l':tt :IHI I ° Coasl llw\ ~'ederal Savinl(s & Loan j pa1ntin It P 11 t 714 > J Irvine Call R1lev fo r I Vi sh1£t. full time E' 9 11 81 CaU between s' "1th the sole o"'ner & • N B 92651 l>ana Pomt 493 t:>46 . 631 0800 EU E ~·2183 ~·t 979-G(W) .. d s ·•m and 12noon 540-6()711 founder call Wesley ~ ' Salesman Yach!:. &. per 1n me urg " Ta.,lor RESTJ..UD•NT SECRETARY TICK ET TAK EH !or Machinist ' I c o h o I s o r ""' Sailboals Exponl~ b h k 1 ' " ' m PAODUCTIOM Wesley H. TcrvtorCo. IOllURMS 67~2050 \lag Card OperJlor ear par 1ng ot TOOL & DIE MAKER Psychiatry preC'd W1• TRAIHH R'EALT<1'RS No" hmng Hostess. 5 Capable of SUl>l'n 1~1nr.: Wkdys call 714 84611414
Growrng rospec1ahzing offer excell benefit~. Assembly machine 2lltSanJoaquanllills days & p lame SALESNeedlur2~ales m~lallationofne""'urd t'H'~8461ll86
1n deep dra"'n metal commensurate sal:H}. operator for aircrnCt & Newport Beach da ,.~ eves Inter' iew pros to help us contlllU{' prol'essmg system ~;'( TYPESITTER . stamping. ~\'eking 1ndi\ free meals & tu1\lon re rndustrial rubber hose 64 .... 910 Mon Thurs, 2 4pm 37 our exl'1l1n1? gro"th in cell t)·pang skill s SI 200
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Oak dres~l'N 1'11•C'k~ who can work "' mm tmbursement for related ,,._ Fashion Island, N 8 the direct mail adv1•r11s mo 1;,i4 57il fo:x p'd nn I BM Corn su~rv1s1on & d~vrlop· seminars f'or Ill products Must pass ('0 Hl.'t'Cpllonist needed for 1ng £1eld rop. l'Offi poser. full 01 P<irt lrml! i
mrnt. proto-\ypt•. bu1hf terv1ew. call Meg An physical Takmg ap Insurance brokerage !•--------missions l'o~!>ihll• SECHETAlt'r &12·9678 Colll•rt1<mof 1Sotct mark
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Class1f1ed Ad 642 5678. 7 3 30PM Challenging I A'f d 1· LA P time NB area'Good be mature Responsible Jewelers seeking p 11mr Nt>eded with off1re ex 'PV81ST APPLIANCESERVICF: Y ·' e ivery. b f Id I h fur product. customer I 11 d n"l good l' pin" • ' 'n W 8 Times $100 per "'eek JO or e er y or .in emp oyee. we ver.e in per. 1 • , ... ~ i\ "hatlenain" opptv 15 e uy used apphanc~ d d C II relations. crew efCtcien-h k'll Cl d d k ' " " , LB&!Jna Bea_t,h 494·8:496 1cappe person a cy & manrun". total ap-sales and office pro P ont• s ' s r er 1·s OJ)t'n at a leading rler we sell recond. guat
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Earn S30-S60 per week.
Trips & Prizes. Ctl Mr.
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allow neg. Call . Mrs
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673-9389from 8 5pm Pe 3 ran c; 0 C the cedures Mon, Wet! & ewer helpful Musi he Ironies distrahutor for appliances 549-:.>77 1 P/TIMEEYEHINGS * • * * * • • restaurant uml. Little or Sat 673-9334 ohlc to wQIM on your good typtSt to train on Washer Dr~·er & D1s -
C-.•9 RECEPTiOHIST no book work to be done own Xlnt""salary for llne computer sy~lems hwasher SIOo earh ! YouthCarri~ SECRET.ARY St250mo.tostart,Th1sis Salesperson. ladies hll(h ~i~htft"s<;0ti':1~~~enu~ Excell opJ)ly & t·om Ref rigerator S!75 ,
Adults with outstanding Development & real notapart-timeJob fashion store. Nrt B<'h Chris t ensen. 16691 pany benefits. Call 6465848 Nurses
Now taking apphcations
for certified pral·tlcal
nurses. Only those with
State certHication & a
wilhngness to work need
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atlractivepersonalities estate firm.plu.c;h omce <.:rew leadsduyor naght. area . Salary ~ good MillikenJ lrvtne ~ 1063 Elsa.556-~ 19 S cu ft frostless
who enjoy wotking with surroundings seek~ exper part lime Can be ~!1_er1ts.Call644·7 l00 rreezer. recond1t1oned
1-0· 15 year old youths sharp, enlhus1ast1c mdiv st'heduled around some TYPIST S225 offer ~ 7611 Evenings ~9 pm Call f II h C 11 213 S I w pro appearance. pro-co ege rs a I I a es •S""'•.rr .a.RY• F.~c"ll refn"erator. SxS 6"2 4321 , ext 343 h In r ""'~'"' Good startinl! salary ~ .. between 2 pm and 5 per P one maMers. x t 592·2416 or nppl Prof.~ Excellent oppty Cor f' lime 5 da) wk Fnr "' icemaker white S2SO '
pm AskforAndrea tyf.mg, fibng & general t--------· ~ sharpgalloworkmCast rnten1rws, Al Itson Call6455165
Daily Pilat ···· .... · .. · ····:
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We are presently seeking· adults with
pleasant personalities who would be '
interested tn work Ing in Sa lei & Promotion
With Daily Pllol Carriers 10 to 15 years old
Unlimited umings available to nght person
Hrs S 30PM to 8 JOPM, Monday thru
Friday Some Saturday ava1\ablhty For
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ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
330 W. 8AV ST.1 •COSTA MESA, CA. 92'28
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or ice skills Oppty to be Rutaurant Markellng Reill'! to sell tJ paced Newport Reuch S48·227 t MICROWAVE Sh a rp ~:~z:\ft~. ~::;gco~ F'OOD PREP Sandwich product thal 1s wantrd & romm'I real estnlt' ofr carousel programable. ,
mensuratew ex per. Ask maker. etc tr you are needed by everyont• F, x r l' 11 en t t > p 1 n Jil VETERINARY HOSP. xlnt cond Hardlv used 1
cor Ciatly friendly, consc1en\1ous, Eammg potentlnl f70wpm min 1 & die Perm pos1\1ons avail.. SZ75 559 4731 -
•--'-p.-. .__ independent, & like a job $40,®SSO.OOO ta phone skills rcqu1rrd f time bather. brusher. New GE Washer & dryer
-"'"' ..... llllft;. with versatility we need • Co. Trairuni. Challenging position for w r le a ntn I? P t 1 me S500 Best Offer 714 973-1221 you Mon Fri 6-4. •QuabfledLeads right gal.Call iieneralfront &back All 968-65S5
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R estaurant ex p er •Hl11h lncome Laila.833-2900 incl wknl1s, Ne~porl
helpfu l Please apply in Aabth 5*-DI•. Beach & Irvine Apply GE ELEC. DRYR ,.
person Stonemill Ter· 537.7130 Mon f'ri. R 2PM. 1333 Xln t, S60 848-4281
rare.,_2915Redh1ll,C ~L Ask for Michelle SfCltlTARY/ Avorado, Newport Washer & us drytr.
RESTALIR'ANT HCnOMIST Beach INwpt Ctr behind <'lun, work 1eood. ~.
Part time sandwu:h & Publlsblnl firm sttks 1 theater> ta , SC'll sep S4ll llS\3. ,
counter help wanted Sain. ..... c• bnaht 1ndlv lO perform Wan•hol&Se S48 4485 I
Call blwn 9 & llA M. Non profit youth orga a wide variety of omce COSTA MISA Stove. 0 '1\...-Cf&, Merritt.
752·S40.L good brnl'fits Call Lin duties. This candld111e W AltlHOUSI clean, worlts l!ood . Sl5CI l
RFSrAUltANT .!• St6-4990__ should have a pleasant Nfl'd1n11 part/Cull-time S411·&13, S48-4C .f
Gary's Dell haujobfor SCTlY,,...MCt phone vOlet, ltd typing wa\ehae wotkcr In AvoradocolorObltovea f
you. Mana11er, u ndwich State Farm A11cn1 in 3kllls ' willingnesa to ter '5tinR perma nenl eye le\'tl el«t r11n11e.' 1 m an, cook. plt1 me. Newport Beach need• learn Wiii consider fl pos1.tion In marine field. S200 RCA11llwchabrol •
fltlme counterhelp. Call full ti m e ex per'd tr11nee. Contact Mn 0 Templin . 12131 or TVl llS
for a • 675-2193~--~ar . MS-8470 EvesLS4MD 611·2t!3. Arlt{ l Pm 646-WS
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WH .. t r /drytr. 2 yr1 box prln1. btddina . Ll'ltl•u a RalJlsxuonTirh ta (7_l!)846744hft6t>m Jrfl6464.3:11 OU>fST 10 M 8 220 , 4 dr, 1mm1l', m11kr offer
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adorable female. shots. Quality furn, antiques. ELECTRIC DITTO 211' Burtram. SF , '7flJulte Moped ~ac h!> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 549·3331 72 Mazda RX 2. rebll 60 V W Con~ertible transp Air am fm
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6od h e 545-2452_ -sofa ' loveseat unused extra wide ca made, ele· mar cond. l3J to I S600 543-864S 0 IMW BEACH l~ORTS am rm ~tereo ca~s Call 76 F250 Ranger XLT Pl' 1050 S 2 7 s N k " •• choose from SS9 SK C STA ME.';A Do s with ~hell. fully equ1p'd . o Jun . ments Included ... so. 67S·9007.960-t725e\'es '72 Honda 350 St 25 per 979-2500 :!114112 Marl(urrttl· l'k"' 848 ve lreel 673-9423 28.000 m1, hums reg. nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• Everything mint rond 851·2255 CC Call M1'ke Aft < •1 \' 752-0900 '7 K C'h N 966 5210 " ,, ts:.1011 1t•Jn I armann ' 1a cw tires. S4800 firm 631 3527 ~1i.. I BUY * * . p 8017 '"5 OSOi WE PAY i\"L'fl" nL'"''.. 1969 Harbor81vd R d I I ;.._. MOVIU'-.SU " m 16' Dolline and trailer""'' •c. l i-JH•l eng a ta s. ru~s Eves
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9955 li'A(essertomalch Llke GOLDEXCHAHGE flsh1S3CJO/OB0.644·5378 stemlights.nearnubat· MotorHOMtS,Sftlt/ .IW 1j~ cass. 26.SOO mi. dk red, loaded S5 0\IS ofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'f. Must stt lo GP· 5 top cash Cor gold tery + cover S39SO l..t/S.__ f 160 i..(.{. ~-~ We afsn ha\'(' n lease pvt pty $26.000 Call 675·6995 Cut Sup Brougham v
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_cabinet. ~ghled Sac. Cost, S200 Sell. firm.842-lSllO. Ctierttr 9050 sl s7 6»-c904 WEIUY lea~tnll pleaserall trans. air. stereo. ivory many utras S3000 19'77 Cullas~ Supremt. Ii
tlful ~·l~lasa S14S, 6]5-~--RM I Electrir -Piano ••••••••••••••••••••••• 81. Pac•~~· 26', Class CLEAN CA.RS 714 972 IZ70 11.i 661 !161 I f mb!":.~>. ~·f'.°s :01 64t·6317 days, 641 1777 <'YI. many options. Rrt'11t
· · . Good mvestmenl 3, 20pt t Piano. Harpsichord. A, fully eqwp d Week or ... uD TRUCKS 8Sl·6.226. ___ __ eves art 8 cond 962·4217 ER rttliner w/htf diamonds in 14 kt ring, Organ, lute modcsJ $300 VAClITING days 842-8786 "'" f'or II good deal J.nd good ·77 Scirocco. new brks, '71 Delta 4 dr Sed Runs
"'-_Jlbrator, $100 /0 80 S280. 14 kt Waterman f lRM. CONSULTANT Allto Se"a, Parts afler ulrsserv1ce set!. Mercedes 38-0SEL. '81. tires & clutch 11m/fm good . Rood tires . Sl>iio
£t;SK/dresser wilge pen & pencil set 11'l Ol WendY163J.2973 CHARTER SERVICES & A.cctACritt 9400 & silver, mett/blue int stereo $5000.6'.tl..sQi 673-5358 ttr~r · Sl OO /OBO gold, S190. IOAM·l2PM. Wurlitzer Electric Piano. Newport ~och •••••••••••••••••00•••• ~~jJ~~d~~~e<'I ~714 1 Voho" 9772 19'19 Cutlass. all options .
• • 613-2809 S3$0/ offer. Must see to. , 675-2960 lloneycomb wheels, ••••••••••••••••••••••• mual sell b(ofow book ~ box spring & mat· Mitctl••• IOIO believe. 494-8472. Sport fishmg ~old, 15x7, fit Chev.. SALE8-6ERV1CE-\.EASING ·7~ 300DS. Blk -Blk. all op-#I VOLVO DE.A.Lii SS19S. 64'.ul9, 847 0337
Lr• •fhe1vy-duty bed -Cruising Ids Pont Xlnl cond 208 w 111. SANTA ANA !:"!...1.9.400 847-2736 or IN ORANG.,..COU NTY , (ljua . high qualit y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hamrri6nd organ, mdl CZ Sailing ' . . 71 4/835-317 1 ,,,,.,.,.,.v r. ....___.., 9960
J¥1' 1/yr old 9633MS Llndborg Tennis Cl ub in xlnt conditlon. Best of· Bay cruises ::s~g~r orrer (714 ) CLOSEO&JNOAY ::~=:•••••••••••••• !ll!J!!!!l. mem berah1p, '500 or ter. 640.UM Christmu Pa~es HIGH IUYll • '~~.erfcu1iesr~Ee~I~~ s~w. SBVICl '71 Volare. ps, pb. II '"
4fltteel HAND CARVED l>Hl ~er. CallN&-6487 S.W ... W.tl u IOfZ Business Meetings 4w?us ~.::rils s~!~: Top dollars for Sport~ 1--;=.•~ty:rllMJ Beige on bei(le, St5.SOO OVER!f~ft\Rv am 'fm cu~ Xlnt ,.,.,d ~ wtr bed. w/u tin llOW0002X6'S ....................... Weddi~g RecepUons ..!!!' Siu $300.546-094$ ;l~::.'A~~~· Cam!>('r~~. negol. Bel 6. 67$68S$, EXPERTS U>oo.548SZ70
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TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 1. 1981 ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA 4>5 CENTS
Coast so Ions rap plans for redistrictU.g
By FREDERICK SCHOEMF.HL
0( ... CMlty Pllll , ....
SAC.RAMENTO '"My office
and m y home are slill in the
dis trict. At.._least I can be
grateful for tha\. · ·
So commented As ·
se mblyw oma n Marian
Bergeson. R-Newport Beach,
when asked what she thought of
the plans for reapportionment of
Onofre
• permit
sought
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Ofttlita.My ...... StMI
Southern California Edison
Co. officially filed its application
Monday for a possible low-power
operation of newly buil{ Unit 2 at
the San Onofre Nuclear General·
ing Station after demonstrators
turned up earlier in the day to
protest such a move.
About 25 protesters in all held
placards and banners in front of
Anaheim"s Marriott Hotel where
Edison Co. filed its request with
the U.S. Atomic 'Safety and
Li censing Board, which is hold·
ing hearings on the adequacy of
emergency preparedness for
communities nea r the $3 .3-
billion plant.
And in another San Onofre·
related development, attorneys
for the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission came out in support
or the utility's request that the
licensing board refer to higher
authorities the question of
whether emergency plans need
be judged on the basis of an
earthquake larger than the
tremor the pl ant was meant to
withstand.
-The earthquake question and
the low-power application are
related.
Edison Co. officials have ex·
<See ONOFRE, Page AZI
Iran appoints
Kani interim
• premier
BEIRUT. Le banon (AP> -
Iran's interior minister.
i\yatollah Moh ammad Reza
M ahdavi Kani, was named in·
terim prime minister today to
replace the assassinated
Mohammad Javad J3ahonar, the
official P ars news agency re·
ported.
It said the speaker of Parlia·
ment. Has bemi Rafsanjani, an·
nounced the designation of Kani
at the end of an open session of
the legislative body. and that a
vote on the nomination wQUld
take place shortly.
Bahonar was assassinated
with President Mohammad Ali
Rajai in a bombing Sunday.
They were buried Monday and
within hours two more religious·
political leaders were reported
slain. Kanl, 50, was jailed
several times and banished dur-
ing the rule of the late s hah.
Later that day, Hojatoleslam
Ali Khamenei, the fi ery orator of
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's
Islamic revolution, was elected
secretary-general of the Islamic
Republican Party by a party
congress, a senior aide reported
by telephone to The Associated
Press in Beirut.
The aide. who requested
anonymity, said the government
will arrange the third presiden·
tial election since the monarchy
was overthrown in 1979 to
replace Rajai.
<See KANI, Pace A2)
Sounding off
costs major
FORT RILEY. Kan. CAP>
Maj. Stanley Oau1htery bas been relieved of duty H com-
mander of C Company, lit A via·
Uon Battali0n here because hJs
marching charges chanted an
obscenity while passing in re·
view before the base com·
mander, tbe Army says.
The base information office
8'1d Initially the men chanted an
obscenity but later described it
as "a c..S.ce with a mild pro-
f anlty in it." That waa H far u
the explanitJon went.
No dlsdpllne waa. announced
lor t.be memben of C Company.
Da...ptery w.-re-a11igned to
Fort Brau, N.C.
the 74th Assembly seat she now
occupies.
Orange Coast legislators, un·
like their counterparts ln some
other parts or· the state, would
not see drastic changes in their
districts. But they voiced some
criticisms, nonetheless. in in-
terviews Monday.
Under the plan advanced by
the Democratic Part y
leadership in tb.-: Assembly.
Mrs . Be rgeson 's heavily
Republican district would lose
a ll of Irvine, and the com·
munities of San Clemente and
San Juan Capistrano.
The proposed boundary of her
district would go around Irvine.
tben realign a long Newport
Boulevard and move into areas
in east Orange , in c luding
Cowan, Lemon and Panorama
Heij!hts.
The 73rd Assembly District of
Assemblyman Nolan Frizzelle.
R-Costa Mesa, also would be in
f o r c h anges und er the
Democrats' plan.
Frizzelle would gain all or
Costa Mesa <he now has about
sev.en ·eighths of the city l. but
would be forced to cede about
half or Huntington Beach and
areas in Seal Beach and Los
Alamitos to a new district that
'\
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A few empties from hi.J 1tor• rtmt~ Fred Gnchi on wbal he calJs ··one of the most extenswe
collection.'i of 12-ounce beer cans m the world ·· At /a ,'it count. he had 1.600 labels •
Pop! goes appraisal
Beer can collector won't let fame go to head
By RICHARD GREEN
Of .... °*''' ...... $Wff Fred Genchi has opened a lot of beer
cans from the bottom in his day.
It's not that the 36-year-old Irvine Cather
of two has any aversion to opening them the
normal way. It's just that an e mpty loses
value once the top's popped.
And lhere·s not much sense in keeping
the brew in the can. he says. After a number
of years. the beer may rust the can. reducing
its worth.
Plus. it's not much fun trying to lug
heavy, brew-filled containers to "canven·
l ions," gatherings where collectors Ii ke
Genchi trade and sell.
He is just Qne of 40,000 hobbyists serious
enough to join the group. Beer Can Collectors •
of America. And there's thousands of other
people who have collected a souvenir can or
two for posterity .
Genchi has 1,600 beer cans ranging from
a Schlitz 1935 cone-top to bicentennial cans,
s tacked in his home in Deerfield.
·ffis favorite one contained· 'SOUL" beer.
.. After the Watts riots, the Meyer Brew·
ing Co. in Los Angeles came out with ttie
'SOUL' can to kind of unite the community,•·
Genchi said.
However, the NationaJ Association for
the Advancement of Colored People thought
the can was in bad taste and forced it oCf the
market, making it a collector's item.
Genchi also has a '"Black Pride" can.
This one apparently didn't run into NAACP
objection, he said.
·'The great thing about Collecting beer
cans," Genchi said, "is that each one has a
story."
Take, for example, "Olde Frothingslosh:
The Pale Stale Ale with the foam at the bot·
tom ."
Titis brand started as the running joke of
a Pittsburgh disc jockey who repeatedly
praised the imaginary brew.
When hundreds of listeners missed the
joke and asked where they could purchase
some, the Pittsburgh Brewing Co. decided to
<See BEER CAN, Page AZ>
A.round the world in 8 years
SF' couple cover 45,000 miles on sea oddyssey
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -It
took eight years and they cov·
erect 45,000 miles, but Ray and
Shirley Triplett made their
dream come true: They sailed
around the globe on their 46-foot
ketch.
"We wouldn't trade those
eight years for anything in the
wo'dd," Triplett said as tbe
ketcfa, Morning Star. bobbed
gently at its slip at the St. Fran·
cis Yac6( Club. • Th~ Ttipletts. both 59 and
mam.ct years, arrjved home
Sunday. ~ ·
Sine~ saiUng through the
Golden Oate in June 1973, the
Tripletta bave fought storms.
surv'iftd ia coral reef grounding,
faced pirates oft Sumatra. and
tfone Pl••es tourists never see.
· Triplett, a weallh.y lnaurance
executJ• from Saratoga, Calif.,
would nbt recommend 1uctl an
ad~to everybody. Hardly any lb fact: ••you have to
know )'OU're dolni:· he
said.
MOit people who try it, he
said, eet a boat, take a COW'H ln
pilotinl and ocean na~at.ion,
and aail away. Mott t~on.ly a
le• t.houland miles, then teU out
)
in the South Pacific and fly back through sttonger than ever. home. "The wak e o r many a The Ttiplett.9 sailed to Hawaii, husband-and-wife sailing team
across the Pacific into the Red i s cluttered with divo r ce
Sea. the Mediterranean, lhro~h papers, .. Triplett said. "A trip
the Straits of Gibraltar, down brings out the best in a marriage
the west coast or Africa, across and the worst. We had to learn
the Atlantic. through the to be together 24 hours a day.'"
Panama Canal, west to Hawaii
a1ain and, fli)ally, San Fran· They also had lo rely on each
cisbo. ' other, as when Triplett fell over-
board in the wintry waters or the ''Our circumnavigation days Mediterranean. It took Shir~y
are over," aald Triplett. 'Once Triplett 45 minutes to wrestle
In a lifetime ls enough: We have Morning star around and pull
seen and experienced so much h b b d f t that we can never be the same er us an to sa e Y ·
two people agaln." Triplett figures more than a
The Triplett marriage came year should be subtracted from
• the eight-year figure for the
~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ voyage. During the journey,
after finding sate harbors for the
boat, the Tripletta flew to
California for perlod1 up to nine
months to visit with thelr four
daughter5 and son.
J
But Trlplett's vow that bis
global saJling days are over
won't )Jl'event hhn frorn flying to
M ajcm:a next month to look at
another boat.
ThJft one. he admitted reluc-
tantly, will be a power boat.
•
would encroach southward from
Los Angeles C.unty.
Frizzelle aJso would ket:p all
of Fountain Valley and a s mall
part of isouth Santa Ana.
Hi s compla int with the
Democratic plan -which has
not been released publicly but
has been so well "privately" un-
veiled that it is history -is that
it fails to provide a "new" as
sembly seat in the county
'The lrvine-Saddleback Valley
area . Frizze lle said , is a
"natural" for such a seat.
Under a plan being circulated
by th e Republic ans , Mrs .
Bergeson would be able to
"keep" the portion oC Irvine that
inc ludes UC Ir vine 'nd the
village or Turtle Rock and Sast
Juan Capis trano and San
Clemente
<See SEATS, Page AZ I
RtISs soldiers
" seized, killed
Angola • ID war
CAPE TOWN. South Africa
1 AP) South African troops
raiding black nationalist guer-
rilla bases in Angola last week
killed and captured Soviet
s o ldiers. Defense Minis ter
Ma gnus Ma lan announced to
day.
Malan did not say how many
Soviets were ki lled. A govern·
ment s pokes man in Pretoria.
reached by telephone. said he
did not know.
The government says it sent
troops into Angola only lo attack
the guerrillas who Cor 15 years
have been fighting to end South
African control of neighboring
South west Atnca.
South African soldiers still
were in Angola. t h e ir
withdrawal hampered by land
manes on roads and tracks out of
the Marxist·ruled country, ac·
q>rding to a South African state·
ment today The Angolan news
agency An gop has been report·
m g the South African troops OC·
cupied about a dozen vi llages.
In an An golan radio interview
monitored in Johannes burg to·
day, Angolan Defen se Minister
Pedro Maria Pedale confirmed
that Soviet·buill SA M missiles
were deployed in Angola before
the South African attack.
An estimated 20,000 Cuban
troops are reported in Angola.
South African troops entered
Angola last week in pursuit of
guerr i ll as fi gh t ing for in·
depe ndenc e of South West
Africa. a Pretoria-administered
<See ANGOLA. Page A2l
Coast S&L chiefs
mull tax warni.ng
By KEITII TUBER
Of ... Dell' Pllet ......
"It could hurt us tremendous·
ly " -that's what Luan11 Stone/
Irvine bran ch m a nager o
Va lley Federal Savings and
Loan Assbciation. said about the
Inte rnal Revenue Service's
weekend warning that staled it
had "substantial doubt about the
in come tax consequences" of
rolling over bonus programs
linked to the new All Savers
Certificates.
The key here is not the ·All
Savers certifi cates. but rather
the various incentive programs
that have been set up to in·
troduce the certificates.
The one-year certificates were
authorized by Congress as part
of the recent tax cut.. Available
Cor a IS-month period beginning
Oct I. the interest rate will be
equal to 70 percent of the yield
on a one-year Treas ury bill. A
maximum of Sl.000 in interest -
52.000 for married couples -
will be-e~empt from federal in·
come tax.
Many financial institutions are
trying to entice customers to de·
posit their money in advance of
Oct. l by heavily advertising
··re po," or repurchase. pro·
grams that feature interest rates
as hi gh as 50 percent. At V~lley
Federal which merged re·
cently with Irvine Savings and
Loan Association Ms . Stone
said the institution is continuing
to advertise an 18 percent repo
plan until Oct. l , at which time
the account automatically would
<See WARNING, Page A2l
Airport operation
'hack to norinal'
By JODI CADENHEAD
Of -°*'" ,.. ... $Wff Travelers using John Wayn(
Airport would be hard pressed t(
realize that a four-week-old
strike by air traffic controller~
is still under way.
Despite a drop in the numbe1
of controlle rs from 21 to 12, thE
number of daily flights has re
mained the same with few un
usual delays, say authorities.
"At this airport I'd have to sa)
we're back to normal," said
Denis Horn. chief of operations.
"We'r e virtually at normal
operations.·•
tn the first days following the
Aug. 3 strike there was about a
20 percent reduction in the
number of passengers because
of some public doubt concernins
the availability of nights, Horn
said.
ot hers having slightly Jess. ac·
cording to Odenwald. .
Odenwald added that he's only
had a chance to talk with one of
the three new trainees. and he
has four years of military ex-
perience.
The shortage of workers hai
forced the controllers to work as
<See STRIKE, Page A2)
DRANGI COAST llATHIR
Low clouds in late njgt!t
to mid-mo rning hours.
Otherwise sunny Wednes-
day. Continued mild with
highs in the low 70s at the
beaches and 75 to 82 in·
land. Lows tonight in the
mid 60s.
"Right now it's working at INSIDE TODAY capacity," (0 daily flights) he
added.
Because of its size and ideal
weather conditions, John Wayne
Airport hasn't been plagued by
Rome of the problems facing
Drtuing in Schlitz malt
liquor garb, D.C. polict r,reok
a drug ring . See A7.
s~e larger airports where
operations ha ve . been cut by 25 11011
percent. Horn said.
Four of the 21 conlroll~
..
working at John Wayne before ••Y-tentc• i: t.'::f , " H
Aug. 3 decided not to strike.I: L..M, _.. ....,._ M4 ·
Five military controUen Joined a,.. EE I:
them shortly thereafter. Tower ji
chief Ralph Odenwald said three .. f2 ~--~
more recruit.9 currently are ln a;;...,... ~
tralnfna. ~ ,...,. 11 f:7£ Three of the five military con· :=== ..,. .._ ..
trollers have between 2~ and ·'·-----------three yeanJ experience. with the
'
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'2 • • • • ~ Orang Coast DAILY PILOT rruesctay . Soptember I . 1981
,
-Hinekley-denied bail
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\/1 ·111/){'r., 11/ llw Oranr.w ('ourl/rf Allw11cl.' for S11rvwal prot1·s1 1mts1<fr tile A11ohew1 .WJJJJJDtl Hotel M<m·
d1111 11'11111' .'i1111t/1t•rn C<1/1fon11a ~:rl1scm Co flit'tl uppl11.:<1llOT1 for lou pt1ll'l'T pam1t at heanng ht'ld inside
From Page A1 Spy Boyce
retur11ed
to priso11
ONOFRE PERMIT. • •
Con\ 1ckd ~P\' Chrai.topher
Bo\ l'l' wa::. n•turned to federal
µri.,un today following dismissal
of a11 l'Scaµl' l'Ornplarnl agam!>t
111111 b,\ the l S Allorne) ·s office
111 I A1:. An~elt•::.
llo.\ l't'. "'hu has heen held m
:-;11ohumi.,h t'uunt,\ Jail 1n
\\' ;1o,hmgton :.incl' hl'rng rec aµ
lured 11 days ago, most hkel}
"tll hl· flny. n to the medical
1 t·11lt•r for fl•drral pn::.oners in
'-1.mngfll'ld :'>lo • al'cordmg to a
l S ,\tturrw~ spokesman.
pla ined that the) want the option
of moving ah l•ad with fuel
load111g and some form of lo\o\
poy. er openit1on of the massive
nuclear fal'lht\ 1f there are de
lays in full ·power h earings
beeaU!>C of extra tirnt' needed to
rt'::.oln· the quake issue
L1Hners for th<· ut1htv. 1n
seek111g to appeal thl' board's
l'arthquakl' decision, s:ud lhe
thret• member panel exceeded
11!> authority 1n :-.l'llmg :-ouch a rl'
qu1n•rnt•nt on its ""' n . The board
1ssul'cl its cul111g in San Diego
se\'err.11 \H'l'ks ago during the
hr!>t pha~.: of hl•anngs
~U{'lcar Hegulatur) Com
1111:-.swn law~·ers cited the pn"
cedcnt setting nature of that rul·
ing. staling in a legal brief that
the board's order "could have
severe adverse impacts on the
t1mt•ly rornplet1on of the Licens·
rng process and could jeopardize
not only the orderly t·onduct of
this proceeding but of other 0 1:1
going proceedrngs as well. ..
Edison Co. cons ult ants have
already testified that as yet un
licensed reactor units 2 and 3 al
Sctn Onofre three m iles south
of San Clem ente were built to
"1lhsland the s trongest earth-
quakl' considered possible in the
area. a quake of m agnitude 7 on
an offshore fault system about
five miles from the plant BO\'l'l'. 28. hm; refust•d tu eat
""ll'I: being 1·aptured by L' S
rnar,hals oUl!>ldl' a hamburger
s1and 111 Port Angeles, \Vash. He
1·st·..1pt•d from the federal prison
at l.om1>ol' un .Jan 21, 1980 Cut-rate sentence
l ' pon his n·turn to thl' custody
ul thl· Bureau of Prison., he v.111
rc•suml' the 10 \ear '>C'ntt·nce ht'
was st•n mg for. esp10nagl'
Pot farmer must help oldsters
.\ll·x.inder II Williams 111.
t·hrl'f as:.1stanl l' S Allorne\.
saHI today tha1 the esl'apc.> con1
µl:..11nt \\as rlr(>pp1;>cl "pend ing
furllll·r Ill\ t''>t1gation of poss1bll'
fl'cll'ral l'rimrnal \'t0l<tt1ons ..
l"t·dt•r<.11 authorrlres ~<t~· Boyce
1 s s u s p e C' l t• d · o f r o b b i n g
nunwrous banks 1n Washington
and nt.•arb' slate•-;
\\'11l1affi., 'aid tht' e:-.cape
ch,rrgt'. \\h11·h earne., " 5 ~ear
't•ntt•nc<:. t·orilcl !>lilt bt· brou~ht
against llu' l'l' b\ a federal
:,!rand JUI"\ 1nd1rtrn~·nt
I !lo "•11'1 tlw f1,1clhal 1n\'est1ga
t 11111 of 11d)l11•ry and escap(·
d1a1gt•s \\oClld he prt•st•nted to a
f~d1•1 al I!' .ind JUn rn Loe;
\11gt•I•·' ;ii 1 futun· dale ..
B1t'vt't' ''as 1·11n\'tt•tl•d 111 1977 of
srll1rtl! h1ghlv l'lass1f1t•cl mforma
1111n d1·.iling \\1t h l' S satellite
-;unctll<inn· '"stern<, from the
l fl\\' Co of Hedondo Beach
,, h1·1t· he workt•<I from mid-1974
1111t1l IH7G as a s\.C'Ul'll\' clerk
Fi·d<·ral authont1e\ ;,a\ the\
l>t•IH·,·c· Ho,re ll\c•d in th~
11ugg1·<1 Olyn1p1c Penrnsula of
\\ a ... h111gton state for ;,ibout tht-
1111 ..,t 1·1ght rnont h" ....,,..
Hughes aide
out on hail
\' ,\ :-; {' 0 t' v E R ( i\ p I
I 01 ml'r Hern ard Hu~hes aide
Jnhn ~k1t'r. who s pent lhe
"ct1k{·nd 111 1atl awaiting an ex
trc11!1tion hearrng 111 connec
t ion v.1th lht• 1974 slayin~ of a
:i..·am·ou\ <'r ::.tol'k promoter. was
h ll•ased after his family home
'.111 -,11hurhan Tsawwassen. val
'lll'd at St9o.ooo. was posted as
ihonil
:\11• 1 t• r. 1 7. form c r I y of
"i•wpor1 Rca<'h. and two othC'r
: rn 1• n \\ L' rt• 1n<l1 ct e d by a
~r·at ifornia ~rand J ury in
:Februar y on first -degree
:murder charges in the stabbing
•1kath of Wavnc Alfred Netter 111
1. Rt'\erlv lli"lls hol(!I.
: Mc•1er, now Cl Canadi an
c1t1ze n. was a rrested Friday
' Netter. 44 whe n he died .
operated Transcontinental Video
Canada Ltd .. which was once
t listed on t he Vancouver Stock
1 IO:xehange
ORAN~ COAST
\'fo:NTL'HA 1i\P 1 A Judge
who .,a,~ he hkt•s to hand out tn
novall\ c 'C'ntt>nces has ordered
e1 restaurant owner lo sell meals
at half price to sen ior citizen!>
for !lO day<. a!> punisrment for
cuh1vatmg marijuana
\.'rntura County Superior
Cou11 .I udge Steven St<me a lso
order('(! Pc·ter Knapp, 34 , of
~l al1hu. to advertise the half
pnre meals rn a news paper in
Santa Monica. where he has his
J a puncse restaurant.
Stone admitted 1t "'is unusual.
but I k111d of like inno\'al1ve sen
From Page A 1
ANGOLA. • •
lt·1·11lnr~ hl't\\t•t•n ,\ni.:ola and
South Afr1c-.1
SWAPO. 01 tht' South West
Afr1ean Peoples Organization.
has heen f1ghtmg a low-level
bush "'ar ctgarnst South Africa
f rom bctst's 1n Angola and
l'lsewhcrc'.
M<llctn said the South i\fricctn
fori'l'' harl corn e across
Ru.,.,1.111 off1n•rs at .SWAP()
1 gul•rnlla l ht•adquartC'r!> Dur
in~ th<' recent operatrons .~omt·
of these Russian· offtcers work-
ing together v. 1th SW/\ PO ca ml'
into <'Olll<tcl v.1th us ·
I k "aid the South African
t rnuµs took a So\'iet warrant of
f1n•r µrrsoner .rnd that Soviet
off1 t·c·r" were· a rnong those
k 1 lled
Prime M1111ster P W Botha
previous!\ sai d the South
African forces also clashed with
the Angolan army. The govern
mt'nt has said Soviet soldiers
were stayin~ ut SWA PO camps.
but that they fled at the ap
proach of the South African
forC'CS.
Malan said "beside these inci-
d ents. providing indisputable
evidence of the Russian involve
m ent. an enormous a mount of
Russian propaganda material
was found in S WA PO head
quarter areas. clearly indicating
the Russian aspirations with
southern Africa "
South Africa has claimed to
have killed a total of 400 guer·
rilla soldiers
Daily Pilat Cl 1111fle<I adverti•il'g 7 t 4•6•2·5678
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Ch11r1es H Loo<--1>9 to• ....
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VOL. 74, NO. 244
tences. like when I ordered a
guy who set fire to a barley field
to spend a s ummer cutting
firetra1ls for the nationa l Forest
Service ins tead Qf having him
waste lime Ill jail 'f m sure that
cured '11m ..
Knapµ. O\\ ner of the Sushi
Man restaurant a nd former road
rnal)ager for rocl< singer J ot'
Cor'kcr. was Col\nd t o h ave
leased land in a r emotc• area
near Fillmore rn Ye otura Coun
l\' Nurcotics detectives found 80
munJuana plants growing on the
farm 1n 1978
Knapp's sentencing '1t.rd been
delayt•d until last weck'white he
11n!>utccssfullv c hallenged th~
\ .tl1d1t~ of a· s eard1 \l.·~rrant
u-,(•d to sc·ize tht• mariJuana
Stone said a mort' t·onven-
l 1onal sent c•n<·e. s uch as lhe
SI .mm fine and 700 )'lour s of
donated labor to a public service
which a probation officer recom-
rnl'ndC'd. seemed less attra ctive
t han offering raw .fish dinners at
half pn<:L' to older folks who the
1udJH' c;a1d "arc rn a terrible
l'('OIHHll l(' SC'jU('l'ZE'. l'Spec1a lly in
plac.:' like Santa Momra "
From Page A1
~SEATS • • •
And 1''rizzelle would be ab1!> to
kel'p the Hunting ton Harbour ·
portion of Huntington Beach.
Illm t he final deal will go
down 1i. anyone's guess
.. Everythrng's still subject to
negotiation rig ht now ," Mrs
Rergeson said
F rizzelle was not quite as
diplomatic. Referring indirectly
to Republican attem pts to hold
off lt'gis lalion until a more ac-
ceptable plan 1s produced. he
said
"Tt•n years of philosophy are
involved in the decision on reap
porticmment. What h appens to
one bill or another this year is
far less significant."
To be sure, trying to predi~t
what would ha ppe n Monday in
the state capital building was
equally difficult.
From Page A 1
STRIKE. • •
much as 48 hours a week, up
fr o m the usua l 40. said
Odenwald.
"It's not to be cons trued as an
easy chore because the job itselr
is difficult." said Odenwald
.. But we're gelling on well."
The s hortage or controllers
has not meant a s ignificant de
lay in flights. according lo
Odenwald. About the only reduc
lion has been "in some local
trainjng nights.
A spokesman for the Airport
Noise Abatement office. which
monitors tbe noise level of com·
m ercial carrierf, s aid there has
been no reported cbanae io noise
levels since the strike beean
In discussing the situation.
Odenwald said the four air con-
trollers who did not s\rtke came
under 'a great deal or pressure . •
Judge fear s suspect in bid to kill Reagan would fl ee
WASI II NC>TON ( /\ p ) J ohn
W ll11wklt•y Jr , awaiting triltl
on chari;tl':1 of tryinte to kill
Prl'Mdcnt Rca~a11 , was denied
his n•quest fol' hall toduy by
fe d erul Dis trict Judge Bar
rington D. Parker. who said he
fell Hinckley might flee If freed.
P arker s aid he wel~hcd the
µrovisions of tltt• fedl•1·al Hall
Hcform Act and found that
de~p1tc the act ·., p rcsun1pt1on of
releast' In most non (•u p1t al
c·asl'S , there arl' nn t•onch t1ons
thl.lt would assun• Hmcklcy's <1p
p<'a1 :uwe at his trial No trial
dale ha:. been set
Purker s aid he con1Hd ered
Major earthquake
hits SamQan Isles
GOLDEN. Colo <APJ A
major earthquake rippled
through the Samoan Is lands re -
gion in the Pacific Occpn late
Mo nday, the U S . Geological
Surwy said today There were
no imnwd1ate n·ports of injury
or dam:ige.
llSC~S spokt•srnan Von Pinley
said the quake was recorded at a
pre liminary magnitude of 7.5 on
the Ri chter scale.
The epicenl<'r of the quake
was not determined. Finley
added
Mike• Hrowne, spokesma n for
lhl' C aliforni a ·O ff ice o f
Em erge n cy Serv i ces in
Sacramento. said the quake's
magnitude was measured at 7.3
by the seismogr aphic s tation at.
UC Berkeley.
Browne said the quake struck
• at 2:4-0 a .m PDT today (6:4-0
p.m . MMday) and its e picenter
was in the Tonga ls hrnqs.
ll was the most powerful
tremor there since April 2. 1977.
From Page A1
when an earthquake registering
7 6 hit the region. causing minor
cla rn age in Apia , capita l of
Western Samoa. and triggering
a minor tidal wave at Pago-
P ago. the capital of American
Samoa. Finley l><tld
Tht' Pat·ifit Ts unami Warning
Center in Honolulu noted the
s m all wave at P ago Pago. but
said there was 110 evidence of a
tidal wave threat for the Pacific
Ocean ·
USGS earthquake m onitors 1n
Gol d en said it wa s th e
s trongest quake in the world re
cord~d since a 7.6 magnitude
quake off South Is land, Ne"'
Zealand. on May 25.
T h e R i c h t eT s c a 1 e i s a
m easure of ground motion as re
corded on s eismographs. E ver:y
increase of one digit m eans a
tenfold increase in m agnitude
Thus a re ading of 7.5 renects an
earthquake 10 times strongl'r
than one of 6 5
WARNING WEIGHED. • •
be turned over into an ali savers
certificate .
The IRS didn 't g i ve any
spec1f1c reasons for its wa rning.
but onf' poss ible explanation
could be that some of the pro-
grams make the rnter est pay·
mcnt::. on lhe repos conditional
on the customer's investment in
an all savers certificate,
If the eustomc r doesn 't buy a
certificate. he or she forfeits the
interest on the repo. If the repo
'and the certificate a re con -
sidered as one transaction. the
total interest paid could be
higher than 70 percent of the
rate on one -year T ·bills Tha t
would make the investment In·
el1 ~1blt• for the tax exemption
From Page A1
·'There is a Int of confusion. ·
said Fred F orl>ter. president of
Newport Balboa Savings and
Loan Association. "What the
finanl'ial mst1tut1ons arc offer
ing is a very high interest rate
for four to six weeks with the in
terest earned during that period
subject to tax.
·'The interest on the savers
certificates would not be taxed
For t hose situat ions when'
rollovers are mandato r y
where the d epositor has no op-
tion because the plans are ir
revocably linked -J think the
I RS has a good point. Combina-
tion accounts hke that. in my
mind. are not ~hat Congres~
had intended
BEER CAN BARON • • •
st•vcrul lactors in muk111~ hi., dt-
c11>ion. ineludang
Thi· fact thJt llincklt·v 1:-.
<·huri.:i•cl wi th 'l'rtous :11111 v1olcnl
,.,.. ml''.
Tht· t•xtc11:-.1ve ffil•cl1u 1·11v
l'r . .1pt' of the shooting. which the
proseC'utlor1 said t·ould read to
thn·als 1111 lllnl'kll•V '" lift•
ll11wkll'y·., b<H'ki.:round of
<I 1dt111i.: ..irouncl lht· <·ounlr\
without frnan<:i al f't.'SOurc·es. · I"" nwntul c·1md1tion .
I h:. t>r11\'1tl 1 ng of fuls1.· 1n
Im IOJtwn to pol1rc whN1 arre::.t
t·tl rm .1 Wl•apons po:-.sc:-.s1on
<'h:irJ.:l' Oc·l 9 111 Nashv1llc, Tenn
'/\ft1·1 wt'1gh1ng lhl'Sl' various
fal'to1 ~ l'arkl•r said. ·the
c•oun ft•t•b .. ncl conclude::. that
""" '>houlc1 not b1· ~wt 1n this ease
and tht· 11t•rc•rulunt '>hould he c·o11-
f11ll'd lll'llllln).( trial of this mat
ll' 1
From Page A 1
KANI ...
'\l1·a11\\l11li· tilt' ruling lslamu:
H1•\11l11t11111ar ~ l'.11 l,\ Ol'Y.SJ.>aper
.J .in1h1111n lslam1 reporH·d today
that l\\o a ssassrns fatall} "hot
11111.ctult·,lam St•\' eel :\torlaza
\' ,1toll.1h1 Tah,1t .i i>a1 Ya1d1 rn
I 1 nnt ol hi:. 'l't•hran hoUSl" Mon·
d <• _,. .1 11 d l' .., r a p t• cl o n
moton•\ l'lt•.,
Tl'hrar,i rarl111 rl·portl·d that
I l111atol<•::.li1 m Seved N a!->er Rani
.Jamal. t lw ini nna I affair s
rltrl't'lor of tht.• ('ourt l'ombating
Srns of ('11mml'>,10n. \o\J1' killed
.\l oncla\ ;1fll:rno11n O\ 'irn ·
pl·nall::.i :tgl·nt... · Thl' hroadcast
said a t'ourt gu.ird was killed
"1th him hut ga\ t' ~l·tails
Th<· m•y. spaper/;11::.o \aid nine
.\1 ujalwrlt.•c·n Khalq gul·rrillas
\\l'rt· l'X('C'uted 111 f1\'c Caso1an
Sl'a t·1t1e" Sunda\' the da} Ha
1.11 and Bphunar died \.\hen an
111c·t>nd1ar) bomb explodt•d at
th(· pn·m1(·r·..; offil'l'
Tht: nt·Y.spapt.•1 sau.J all those
l' >. l' cut l' d " l' rt• eon n ct c cl b"
l slarn1c· court~ or unt(
governmc•nt v10lt'nce
Khanwnl'1 1s 'otlll rccupl•rating
from lung and throat Y.ounds he
1 <'ceiH·d in an a!>sassinat1on at·
tc·mpt June 27 lits aide declined
to ::.a\' "h" ht• Y.ould not become
µrime rn1n1stt·r as Oahonar did
after hl' becarnt· secretar y
general of the part) Out he rn·
d1catl'd there v.a., a trend 1n the
part~ to 'l'PaTJH· the t\\O post:1
C'\'CO bl'fon· Bahunar's dee.1th
begin canntng Olde F rothingsatish 10 1969
A 300-pound plus bea uty queen was even
p1C'ked lo grnt't' each Olde Frothingslos h can
Such -;tones keep Gcnchi in the beer can
collt·cling game because it's fun
1n tht• world T hal :-. not trnt: But I do think I
have 1)11(' of thC' m•1st l'Xlt•nsi\'e collect1ons of
12-ounct• cans.··
And. a!> an investment. it's as good as
stamp or c·o1n collecting," he said. "Col lee·
tors pay thou,. and s of dollars for a can it's
!>erl!IUS bu~1ne'iS "
"Then• ''as a gu~ who was e'·en offered
S24 ,000 for one can and he d1dn 'l sell, ..
G enc hi said.
I le added that there is plenty of room for
growth in th<' beer -can collection game
"Ynu·vt• got to rc·rnernber there are an
estimated 20,000 t brands 1 of cans out there ...
he said "Pretty soon m y coll ection will be up
lo 2.000
·1 was introduced on lhe Merv Griffin
Show 1in an e pisode to air on Sept 17l as
havmg the most e xtensive beer-can collection
Gcnchi startl'<i mode::.th when he decidcd
to hanll( on to a ft:v.. t•mpi1es frnm the 318
brand::. he sl'lls rn his Wcstmin~tcr "'rne shop
which he claims offers a greater variety of
beer than any other shop on the We!>l Coast
lie e\'en st•lls "'hilt 1s considered the
.. trongl•Sl beer 1n the Y.orld. 28 proof EKl'
Slavator. madC' in German~
Looking to the future. Genrhi sa)s he
wants to can his ov.n beer someday and
mavb<• e\'cn \Hite a book on beer t•ans
·"There an• six book~ "'ritten on beer <·an
coll<•ctors ... he said. '"Only one book contains
a n:,thing more than a catalog of beer cans
a nd their \'alue
"I'd hkt' to \\rite ct book that get!Pinto the
romance behind the can the reasons why
the brewer c:'a mc out with lhe can in the first
pierce."
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Hob Hope 1s flanked by Hrt4Ce Jenner, left. and Merlm Olsen dunng tapmg of skit lampoor11ng ~
the .Wa11drel/ Sisters televi:.wn senf:"s 1fle show will be telecast Sept 27 on .VBC as part of the
Rob llope Spt'CWI. /au11C'l1mg the t(lmed1ari·s .1211d year m television
Ronstadt bars
jazz record
Linda Ronstadt wants no
p art or all that jazz.
The rock singer. who r~·
cently completed a turn as
leading lady in Broadway's
"The Pirates of Pe nzance."
barred the re lease o r her
first Jazz record. New York
magazine reports .
The record was rt!<'Orded
this summer \.\ tlh producer
J e rry Wexle r.
·'Othe r s thought s he
sounded wondcr,ul. but she
didn't thirtk so , a nd it's her
record." said Bryn Briden·
that , vice pres ident for
Elektra-As) lum R ecord s,
which was s upposed lo dis·
tribute the album.
Nanc) Reagan has worn a
.. bulletproof slip'" actually
a bulletproof vest 1n some
public appearances since the
attempt on her hus band's lt(e
March 30. News week re-
ports
The magazine s aid that
friends of the first lady were
telling othe r frie nds a bout
th e a d d1t1on to Mrs
Reagan·s wardrobe
Pnsoo offic ials at Frontera
said the wedding of former
C h a rl es
M a n so n
f o ll owe r
Susan Atkins
t o S tlf -
de st•rib e d
· · u nem!iloycd
millionaire"
Donald Lee
Laisure will
take place on
Wedne 1day ATKINS
dl•s pite Elar licr r eports to the
contrary
A spokeswoman for the
s uper111tend e nt or the
Ca Ii fornl a I ns lit ut ion for
Women. ~here Miss Atkins is
sl'rving a life sentence for
her role in the bloody 1969
Sh ar on Tate murde rs. re-
f u!'lcd comment o n why
prison officials said the wed
ding was cancelled
The s pokeswo man, who
asked not to be identified.
said the wedding would take ...
pl ace in Oe prison 's Catholic
chapel at 2:30 p.m. We dnes-
day and that there would ~
no outsideRuests.
Independent Hollywood
producer Ed Friendly has
been electtd to the boards of
Caesars World , Inc and
Caesars Nfw J ersey. Inc
J ohn Lennon's widow is
a s king the nati9ns of the
world lo donate native plants
or rocks for a plot in Cent.al
Park that will be r enamed
'"Strawberry Fields'" in Len-
non's me mory.
"It will be nice to have the
whole world in one place, one
fie ld, li ving and growing
together in harmo ny." Yoko
Ono said in an advertisement
In the Washington Post
"T h is will he the nicest .
tril.Jute w e could give to
J ohn "
The plot , which Ms Ono
described a~ "a beautiful
triangular island . where
John and I took our last wa lk
together," was renamed by
t'he Cit y of New York to
honor Lennon
Singer Johnny Cash new
ho me to Hcndersonv1lte,
Tenn.. after s pending four
days in treatment at the
Mayo Clinic in Minnesot a for
ble edin ~ ulcer:., a c linic
s pokes man said
Cash. 49. and his wife, June
Ca rter Cas h , flew t o
Rochestflr in a private jet
We dnes d ay after he was
~tncken while working w1th
the Billy Gra ham Crusade in
Calgary, Alberta. Canada.
Rains pound Missouri
P ower outages and flash floods rip west-central area
Coastal
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mor-ntno hours, wiO'I N'1••t \unny et
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Orarige Coast DAILY PILOTfTuesdey. September 1. 1981 H/F t\3
F ai~ security weighed
Parking lot problems may require Mesa police help
Or'1n&c County Fair board
member Mary Malavasi wants
botJrd members to discuss added
security ror next July's falr.
Mrs. Malavasl. chairman of
the board's Fair Committee,
reviewed incidents at this year's
July fair and s aid both she and
Robby Burks, member of the
board and committee, believe
Costa Mesa police are required
t o sec ure parking l ots
surrounding the fairgrounds.
Most of the problems thi~
year, she said, occurred in the
* * *
m as~l v c parking lots 11u r
roundng the grounds at M Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa
A bruwl in one of the lots near
the main gate early on July 13
sent an unconsclouii Anaheim
man to a Santa Ana Hospital
where he remained 1n a coma
for more than a month
The board initiated a fair
security progNlm this year
which utilized a combination of
uniformed fair security guards
a nd yellpw-shirted "fair guides"
who culled out ~uards when
• * *
Farm market gets
month's extension
The certified farmers market ft. oper a tion at Oran ge County
Fa fr grounds,... southeastern park-
ing lot has ~en extended for one
more month
Orange <.:ounly Fair Board
directors granted the extension
a fte r board member Robert Seat
reporte d the ve nture, which
brings {!rea produce farmer s to
Costa Mesa lo sell their goods
directly to consumers at cut-rate
costs, has been more s uccessful
than predicted.
Seat sought a s ix-month ex
tension for t he project. co
sponsored by the Orange County
F'arm Bureau, but that was
turned down.
The m arket was launchl!d in
July on a tria l basis. The first
Thursday's activity brought tn
about 17 growers and about 2,000
market attendees, Seat said
Dur i n g th e pa s t two
Thursdays, attendance rose to
about 4,000 and gross sales hit
marks above $7 .000. s eat said
Earlier. the F'arm Bureau had
predicted sales eventually would
rise lo about $6,000 , a fi g ure con-
sid~ adequate to maintain
the market ~tween noon a nd 6
p.m . on Thursdays
Growers contr ibute 4 pe rcent
of their sales receipts to operate
at the market, Seat said.
Of that a m ount. l pe rcent pays
for the market manager, 1 per-
cent goes lo the fairgrounds and
2 percent is se t a s ide t o
purchase a sign to advertise the
market location, he said
trouble developed a t the hair
In prev io us years , e ither
uniforme d Orange County
Shoriff's depul1c11 or Costa Mesa
police officers patroled the
rutrgrounds and the purklng
areas
This yeur, Costa M esa
provided two officers in civilian
clothing to patrol the grounb
d\Jrmg evenings and lo call ln
uniformed Mesa o fficers 1f they
were needed.
T hey coordina ted with ttfe
rair's security c:hicf, Bill Epple .
Mrs. Maluvasi hinted to board
me mbers Thursday that Costa
Mesa would be rece ptive to
providi11g additional police for
next year's fair
A report by Costa Mesa city
offtc1 als, headed by Assistant
City Ma nager Allan Roeder ,
recommended that beer sales be
:.hut off earlier each night
during tt\e fair.
Tb!I .re port a lso indicated
tighter control on beer s ales
should be initiated, especially In
policing sales to minors
The cit.)' also recommended
that the fairgrounds close a t a
specific time each night, rather
than de pending on crowd sizes
for closing times.
City offi cials a lso suggested
tighter controls at the main
entry gates a nd parking lot
patrols bet ween 9 or 10 p . m and
closing time each night
Roeder said the report a lso
suggested the possibility of some
uniformed Cost a Mesa police on
the grounds after 9 p. m ., hours
when most incidents usually
fights -occur
Special districts gear up
Incumbents unchallenged in five of 10 elections
Incumbents exclusively are
running for office tn five or the
10 special dtstncl elections to ~
held Nov. J a lonn the Orange
Coast ~
Following arc the special dis
tricts. seats up for election and
candidates:
CAPISTRANO BAY P A RK
AND RECREATION DISTRICT
(three at large seats) Alex-
ander McGeary. incumbent. San
Clemente ; Ward Brady, juvenile
probation officer, Dana Point,
;Judith Curreri, incumbent,
Dana P o int : Lynn Mu ir.
a rchitect. Dana Point
COSTA MESA SANITARY
DIST RICT <three at-l arge
scats) Jim Wahne r, appointed
incumbent, Costa Mesa; Ormy
Crank, a ppotnted incumbent,
Newport Reac h ; Harry Green,
a ppointed incum bent, Costa
Mesa ; C L "Chuck " Ropp,
energy services representative,
Costa Mesa.
DANA POINT SANITARY
0 1 TR ICT <three ' at-l a rgt
seats1 . Fred Roberts. tncum-
bent, Dana P oint ; Richard
Runge. civtl engi neer , Dana
P oi nt. Ann Kelly , bus i -
nesswoman-writer. Dana Point;
Donald Klaasen, appointed tn·
cu m~nt, Dana Point.
E MERALD BAY SERVICE
DIST RICT <three at·large
seats>. James Keyes. incum-
be nt. Laguna Beach; Victor An-
drews , executive. Lag una
Beach ; Charles Cringle. ap·
pointed incumbe nt Laguna
Beach
LAGUNA BEACH COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT <three at·
large seats). Louis Zit nik. in·
cumbent. Lagun a Be ach; Bruce
Sche rer . incumbent. Laguna
Beach. Ralph Balfour. appoint·
ed incumbent , Laguna Beach. •
M ESA CONSOLIDATED
Passenger files suit
AirCal accident • Ill
A lawsuit seeking monetary
damages has b~en filed by a
passenger on the AirCal jet that
crashed Feb. 17 at John Wayne
Airport. .
CO NTY WATER DISTRICT
I three seats, b y di vision>
D1 v1s1on No 2: Jack Hall, ap·
pointed incumbent. Costa Mesa.
D1v1sion No. 4 : Henry ··Hank "
Panian. incumbent, Costa Mesa
Division No. 5 Thomas Nelson.
inc umbent, Costa Me sa.
MOULTON-NIGUEL WATER
DISTRICT Cthr ee seats, by
division>. Division No. 2 Gerald
Buck. incumbent. Mission Viejo:
Ho ward Lanis, o p e ralions
m a n ager. Mission Viejo
Division No . 3 : Dwight
Williamson , incumbent. Mission
Viejo; Mike Chtlver . educator,
M1ss1on Viejo, John Zorger . ac·
countant, Laguna Hilts Di vision
No. 4. Laure nce Lizotte, incum·
bent, Laguna Niguel.
ORANGE COUNTY WATER
DISTRICT C four seats. by
di vision ) Division No. 1
Kathryn Barr . incumbent.
Garden Grove Division No. 4
Phillip Anthony. appointed in
t•umbent. Westminster
Division No. 5: Langoon <Don)
Owen, appointed incumbent,
Irvine. Di vision No 7: Henry
Segerstrom . app o inted
incumbent, Santa Ana
SOUTH COA S~ COUNT Y
WATER DISTRICT <three at
la rge seats l. Susan Crowl. in
c umbent , South La gu na :
Thomas Brooks. incumbent.
Laguna Niguel; P Norman An
d e r son , incumbent . South
Laguna.
He•vv thunoer>torm• 1111 WUcOn•ln and the .oullltrn hlgll Plalns 100.y •no lhe rtm.,.nh ol • lroplU I OtPrtUlon OumpeO heavy
r•ln o-ll'le WHtern Gull C041"
s-s •no t11unde-.111>wtrs were H•lltrt d from lllt mld·Atlentlc Coe'110 Ille_, M1u1u1ppl V•ll•y
end o¥er Flo.-1.S., and tho--. 1111 W•lltlnv!Oft •l•t• •no the wutun
se<tloM ef llMI no<1""rn RoOlt•.
Duluth
H•rt10tO Htltna Honolulu HouJIOn
tnon.-. ..
Jao111vne
IC•n• Clly
l •\ V"90>S
lllllt Roe• Loul•vllle Memphl• Miami
10 u °' e19.,..,
81•'-C•t•llna
llO 40 .. ,. ,. u
S un ... moon, tides Kjell Brjornen of Menlo Park
is seeking $2 million in a lawsuit
he has filed in Orange County
Superior Court.
the ~:34 p.m crash. All 109
people on board the Boeing 737
jet survived the crash landing in
which the plane s kidded down
t h e runway a nd cracked
virtually in half.
Bjorne n n ames ~·real as
THREE ARCH BAY COM·
MUNTTV SERVICES DISTRICT
Clhree at-large seats). James
Linley, appointed incumbent,
South Laguna; Kathleen Dahl-
quist. incumbent, South Laguna.
J o hn Mc Ke nney, incumbent.
South Laguna
HH•Y ••In POUnOtd -ll<entrtl Ml•sourl overnlQlll. P<odu<lng 11 .. 11 "~ In Jonnton Counly •nd Kt!· lered POwer oul~• In 51 Louts. Ne•r Wenenslluro. tM r•ln• ~nl Ille ei.o-le< River owr IC. t>.nk\ Torttn!J wHlled oul • tt,.tcll o! r•llroed tracu and c•uMd 11 urs of • Santa Ft 1,.19111 lr•ln to Otr•ll t.ie MoflCMy bu1 lh«e were no HljudH,
•uthorltlu wt.I Tiie N•tlone• W••lller Service forte.st lor -Y <•11.0 for tllun-oentonns from Ftor-lcl• •no the ctn· tr•I Gull COHI to ll'le u-r GrHt LO H with wlO.ly scenereo lllun·
dtr"-r• In ow S0\111\trn 1!001 ..
end •'°"9 ll'le ~rn Pee Ilk Coe•I
Te,._MUrfl •round tflt """"" •• mlonloM POT r•~ from 40 In Minot. N.0 to "4 In "'-nla, Ariz
Califo rnia .
Fov wllt move Into Ille lnl•nd
velltfi --clouch wlll cover !fie C041tt.i erMI tonlQfll, bu1 Sou111¥n
C.lllornl• tllo\llO bt "'-llY •unny W.onetdey with llttlt <ll~Qt In t•m· pereture, the N•llon•I Weetller
StrvlnMIO
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Brjornen who filed the lawsuit
Friday. c l aims h e received
head, neck, stomach and groin
injuries and ne rve damage from
It 1s sterttmg to realize today
is the f irst of September
already This has been a very
busy year for me three lrtps
to New Yo rk. the American
Gem Society Conclave In
Chicago. then to Austrehe. New
Zeal& • and F1g1 end 1us1 back
from Alaska. . .and sllll to go
to Africa before the year is out.
September Is the month for
celebrating our store·s .. birth-
day .. and we will be having a
party near the end ot the mon-
th. but you·11 be hearing
more about that later People
with September birthdays are
fortunate In the wide range of
colors of their b1rthsto11e. the
sapphire While most think of
sapphire as blue (the velvety
blue Kashmir aeQphlree being
the most prized of all) actually
sapphire comprises all the
highly colored transperent
vanetles of the mineral corun-
dum. except red which Is celled
Ruby. Sepphlrea range trom
colorless to near black and
through all the shades of blue .
violet. plnk. yellow end green
When the term sapphire 1s used
without e color prefix. It
generally refers to blue.
Sepphlrea are emong the
more durable ol th•
gem1tonu, ranking Mcond on-
ly to diamond In hardnats. FOf
thl• rMSOn It 11 a p.r11cularly
populer o•m for men'a jewetry.
d efendant. along w Boeing.
United Technolo,gies, t engine
builder, crew m ember§; Donald
Clark, pilot. a nd N¢-"Peterson,
first officer, and orange County.
@
EiEM WISE
Mery Barr c.en1fled Gemolo01s1
CHARLES H. BARR
Acc,......G-
L.-1rtf•t
Many men !Ike the black star
sapphire from Australta which
1s really a velvety brown m col·
or. The six rayed star occurs m
the other colors of sapphtre
too and the brightest stars are
usually seen In the ltght blue
stones.
The finest sapphires come
from Kashmir, lndla, high 1n the
Himalayas. while Sri Lanita
(Ceylon) supplies us with the
greatest quenttty Whenever I
go to Sn Lenka I always make
the trip up to Retnapure end
, the sapphire mines On my last
visit I wetched them pull up a
~ket with three nice stones in
1t Of course I took pictures and
you can aee them 1n our win-
dow along with our fine collec-
llon of different colored sap-
• phlres. (Ther e is also a
snepshot of me losing my
shoes 1n the heavy clay soil at
the mines)
The mines are not whet we
usually picture when we use
thet term. These are more like
pits. . holes dug uemlngly at
random. this one m th• mt~
die ot a rice paddy, with bem-
boo scaffolding and braces. •
What comes out 01 thoH sim-
ple holes In tha Hrth ere
beautiful lndHd. grande
enough to make en engage-
ment ring for • modern 8ay
Prlneets. Meybe your princess
would llke • .. pphlre too. ,-
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H/F Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, September t , 1981
Three Texans killed
in storm, floods
S HI NER, Texas 1AP > -
Tornadoes, heavy rains and
floodinl( claimed three lives as a
slow·dylng tropical depression
saturated a broad s wath of
southern Texas and chased bun·
dreds of ram-soaked residents
frorp their homes.
The storm system, which
dumped up to 18 inches of rain
across some parts of the low-
lying coastal plains, continued
its east-northeast drift Monday
night, spawning at least four
tornadoes in the Galveston area
and heavy flooding as far east as
Houston.
Afier 16 inches of rain fell in
Shiner, Rocky Creek spilled over
its banks. sweeping. away a
trailer house and killing three
brothers trapped inside. officials
said.
Bombings at V.S.
f a_cilities deplored
WASHINGTON (AP) -'The
State Department says it is tak·
ing precautions to protect U.S.
diplomats and civilians over-
seas but is doing nothing ex-
traordinar y in Peru, where two
U.S. diplomatic facilities were
bombed.
.. We are deeply disturbed by
this wave of violence in the
form of bombings," spokesman
Dean Fischer said Monday
"Clearly we deplore a climate
that seems lo lend itself to this
kind of violence "
did not blame the Cubans ancl
Soviets also.
Ambassador Charles M
Lichenste in , the deputy
American representative at the
United Nations. told the council
the United States could not sup-
port a resolution that places
"blame solely on South Africa
for the escalation or violence."
Command hits
N. Korean attack
PANMUNJOM , Korea <A P >
-The U.N Command charged
today tlaat North Korea com
milted a ·~premeditated and un-
provoked act of aggression" by
firing a missile al an unarmed
U .S spy plane an international
air space last week.
It s aid the incident last
Wednesday could have brought
a major confrontation
U.S. Rear Adm. James G
Storms Ill. s peaking for the
U .N. Command at a m eeting of
the Military Armistice Com-
mission. warned that the U.N.
Command will "take whatever
measures are necessary lo
ensure the safely of our aircraft
and crew. Make no mistake
about our resolve."
$30 billion cut
in defense eyed
A,.WI,.,......
OPEN SEASON ON GATORS 1\ll1ge1tor huntin g !»l'Jsnn
has opened in Louis iana and ht· rt· thl'l'l' mt·n Wl'l':-.lll· \.\1th a
10 footer 111 thl' Salt Ha~·ou. .Jo(.• Hilliot kl·t•p:-. lht• allii,.:<1t11r ..,
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srsts :..tnd .Jame:-. Bla<·kwt'll '' 1l'ld'> a h<.atehN lor l111:il dt•ath
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Divers celeb.rate
Ship's ·secrets' uncovered
NEW YO HK 1 1'1 Tht"
t e a m pr 11 h 1 11 ..: I h 1• w .1 t e r y
gravt'Sltl' of llw Ar11l1\"<1 l>oria
has t>ndt>d u month luo: ;adven
I Urt' for \\ hJt t•x1.wd1ltJll lt•ader
P('tcr c;11nlx:I c·Jllt-d 'tlw l:ast
SCC'rt'tS" or lht.• s unk\lfl luxury
linc.'r
D1vt•rs on ttw t•xpetllll m wt•r<•
ceJt.obralan~ lwo uccomµlli.h
ments tht• n ·c·ovl•ry of u Bunk
ol Honie first C'lass sarc und the
d1scovt"ry ol a huge holt created
hy tht.• Swl•dash liner Stockholm
wh1•n 11 rammt.•d the Andrea
Doriu 25 years <•go rifty one
pt.'oplt' perished in the· cl1sastL•r
Th(• massavl' damai,e an the
area of the s hip's ceneratang
room explains why tht s hip sank
so quickly. said e11ped1t1on
spokeswoman l.11lian P11.:kard
Tht> St.'iHl'h f • .11IC'd to confirm
speculation blaming the acci
dent on a m1ss1ng "att.•rtaghl
door. she added
But as lhe (.'latej d1vPrs
headed back for their st·hc·dulf.'d
Wednesday arri vt1 l at Mont auk
on Long lsla ntl. one eJtJ>t.•rt <>II
the hbton· of tht• A11ctea Dona
quei.t1 on cd the c>x 1·ed1t1un s
s1gmfil'ance.
William ll orrer. "ho 1n
tcrviewcd about 100 tf lht.• sur
viving 1>assengers for a 1979
book on the sinking of thl' luxury
liner, said he doubted an~ thing
of great valu~ \\Ill Lt.• round 111
the safe
·'Thi! Andrea Dor.a was 1101
the Titanic." lloffcr, author of
"Saved ... said in a ttlephone in
tervie\\ from h1 :.-. homt.· 1n
Virginia .. There "e1e som(• nt.•h
pcopl(' on board. ti.at most or
them >At'r(• avt.•r uge me'> ·
llnffN said no :>ne ht.• 1n
(Cf\'l('\\l'd repor tHI lt.•;J\'ln g
anything of value 11 lh01• ,aft;'!'>
~ (' v I' r a I w I l h ti r ~ w t h t• I r
vuluahh•!>, antir1p;1llnl( an c•urly
arnvul m Nl·w York
"Tlw» W('rl' rNH1y lo lt·avt• tl\e
'hip lw 'u1d
Ac·tn•:.:-. Huth Roman. one of
th1• ht·!'lt known pusscng('rs, said
1~1 st month at her home in
Suullwr 11 C'<1lrforniu lhal :.he had
n·mo\ ecJ h1·r Jewels from the
..,a fl• on tht• llli;!hl of lht' ('Olhston.
I lost t.'V(:rything ," :.he !>aid.
l>ul tt'!» riot in that :.afe " Hoffer
1!1-.m1.,.,t•cl 11111d1 of the :.pe<.'ul a·
111111 a' lor1· he111g stirred up by
11t·11pll' "ho >A ant t o sl'll a
Ill 11\'lt'
C:1ml>\·I <rnd Ju:. wire, Elga An·
tlt•1 ::.1•11, an· rnak1na.: a documen·
tan (slrll ur lht• l'Xpedihon en·
11llt.·fl. Ao.dre<i Dona The Final
< 'ha11t l·r
Also, ii"' a d1ff1cull dive, bul
1111t an 1mpos:.ible one." Hoffer
,,11!1 11 1h1·re wen: riches do>A n
t ln•1 e I thank :.omcon1• else
\.\11t1ld h:J\'t' gol lt·n thi.•m by
llllW
li t.• ,il s 11 qul·.,t1oned the
'I g 11Ifll'J111 t' tJ f I he d IV e r S '
St'al'('il [ur the l'<.'aM>n the ship,
\\ h1l'h wt·aghed more th<.in 29,000
11111,, 'unk lt·'>s t h<.in 13 hours
.t1t1·r llw 1-r a s h
Tht· n·al q!.lt'sl111n, he s~11d. was
\\ "' lhl· 'haµ li:.tt•d so quickly
.tf11·r bt·ing hit. and the answer
\\ ,,, lhal 11 had bt•cn riding high
tn llw .,., .11t·r To :.<tvc time and
11wm·~ tht• t·aµl<.11r1 had not or-
cl t• l'1·d 1h tan ks filled >A ith
w.1\\ att•r for balla:.t. he said
l"1tli11g tlw tank:.. "was one of
I ho"' thang:. that most of the
1-.qit.1111'> <licJn t clo They \\Inked
.it lhC' 11•g ul<1t1on:., JUSt a:. they
11 ... 1·d lo -.1w1•cl through fog ." lloff.
l'I' ,,ml
Blast at Germany
air base probed
RAMSTEJN Al R BASE. Wes t
Germany <AP > Two
American officers remained
hospitalized in stable condition
today while authorities probed
the bomb blas t that injured
them and 18 others outside joint
U.S.-NATO air command head-
quarters
LOS ANGELES <AP >
President Reagan will s lice up
to $80 billion off his military
s pending buildup and may have
to. go even deeper to balance
the budget by 1984, a top White
House aide says.
R e agan w ork habits criticized
Aides d efend president; Rex Allen finds him laid back
Meanwhile, eight privately
owned cars were torched in an
American housing area in
Wies baden but no injuries were
reported, the U.S. Army's V
Corps said today.
Af rica11 le(!der . gives up power
White House c hief of starr
James A. Baker Ill said in an
interview Monday that the cuts
in planned increases in the de-
fense budget are necessary to
make additional reductions in
social programs politically
palatable.
Cleveland school
leade r jailed
CLEVELAND IAP J A U.S .
LOS ANGELES (APl In the
presidential suite, a vac.<ationing
Ronald Reagan was s pending a
leisurely 45 minutes with a boot
maker and a one-tame cowboy
actor .. ill! artcd like there was
nothjng else m the world he had
to do nothing else on his
mind." former film star Rex Al·
len said a fte rward
Such impressions aside.
Reagan's aides insist he is a
hard-working president who.
even if he r elaxes occasionally.
gets the job done. And that, they
s ay, as what counts.
"You ought to judge him by
the bottom line, not what means
he• uses to get to the bottom
lane." Wttlte House chief of staff
James A. Baker Ill said in an in
lerv1e>A Mondav
"The fact of the matter 1s he':.
hl•en more effective in his first
s ix or seven months than any
president in recent history ... he
added
But Beagan ·s relaxed styll'
so metimes contributes to
criticism that he 's not very
husy
Monda} ·s • mt-<·ting "1th Allen
:rnd bootmaker Tony Lama
came as Bake r and other aides
>Aere trying to refute a
:-..ews\\-eek magazine artic le re
porting that Reuga1 put:.. an JUSt
two or three hour!> a day of real
work, 1s easily bort'Cl and doesn't
always d11 his home\\ ork
Allen and Lamd :alll.'d lo g1\l'
Heagan four pair... of t·t)\.\ lm~
b o o t s e n c r c ..., t ed " 1 t h t h e
presidential se.il
The v1s 1t ran on lo 45 minute'
and Allen told rcp<irteri. lall'r, "I
said , ·Mr !'re s .dent. >Ac" v1•
taken a lot of \'our tune and you
have a lot mo!'(' important
thing!> to do thill '>land around
and fool with us. "
"N<L .. Alll'n !>ai d Hcagan
replied 'You know. four pairs
of boots an 45 minutes that'"'
prl'l l.\ i.:ood
Ev1 ·n IH'fore he moved mto the
\\'hit~· llou~. lfragan let 11 be
knmrn th.It he µlannt•d to run the
g11\ t•r nrm•nl like a corporation.
ht· >A1111ltl IJl' tht• chairman of the
board, ll-a\'1ng tll<' dctail work to
11tht•r!» \s pre!>1denl. he usually
lt•a\f'' lht• offict' by 6 p m and
rnulllwl~ takes Wednesda) af·
1 t•rw>ons off to go horseback nd-
111g
Baker 'aid he would "argue
\ 1a.:orou~lv '<\1th the conclus1on
that the prestd('nt only works
t >Ao or three hours a day .. But
ht• didn't !»3) ho>A long Reagan's
"orkda)S ~
PARIS <A P > -Pres ident
David Dacko of the Central
African Republic handed over
his civilian government's powPr
to the army today. because of
poor health. the French Foreign
Minjstry reported.
District Judge ordered the
president o f the C l eveland
board or education and the
school system 's treasurer led
away to jail in handcuffs where
they were held for l wo hours
before agreein g l o pay de-
segregation costs. Lewis teletho n said harmful
But Gen. Andre Kolingba.
chief of the countr y's armed
forces. said
he demanded
and receiv6d
Dacko's res-
i~ nation .
markrng the
second ouster
for the pres i·
dent.
He said he
wa s co n -
cerned about oAcKo
the president's ill health and
the political tension ·'reigning
in the country for the last s ix
months.·· according to an of-
ficial governm ent broadcast
from the capital of Bangui.
V.S. vetoes move
against S. Africa
UNITED NATIONS (AP> -
Thirteen members of the
Security Council voted to con·
demn South Africa's invasion of
Angola. but the United States
vetoed the resolution because it
Chic
John E. Gallagher Jr .. presi·
dent of the board of education.
and Paul Yacobian, the school
system's treasurer. were found
Monday to be in civil contempt
of U.S. Dis trict Judge Frank J
Battisti's 1978 desegregation or
de rs.
Iranians occupy
off ice in JI atican
ROME <AP> A group of Ira·
nian students occupied a con-
s ular office for three hours to·
day in Iran's embassy to the
Vatican and demanded to meet
with the Italian press to protest
conditions in t heir homeland.
police reported.
Police surrounded the building
in the Parioli section of Rome
before the students s urrendered
and walked out of the buildjng an
a single file with their hands in
the air. police reported.
They were loaded into trucks
and taken lo a police station.
authorities said. Reporters~t
the scene counted 21 youths.
WASHINGTON W\P ) Even
as comedian J erry Lewis raise!>
milhons of dollars for the han
dicapped thi s weekend, two
groups that claim to s peak for
the disabled say his "Labor Day
of Love Telethon" doe!-\ more
harm than good
Two organizations claiming to
represent the disabled say the
program hurls the v1ct1ms or
muscular dystrophy by making
Americans think of them as
helpless. childlike objects of pity
rather than as adults . married
and raising families. holding
meaningful jobs and cnJoying
the everyday jo ys and
heartbreaks of life'
The Muscula r Dystrophy As·
soc1at1on. which puts on the an
nual telev1s1on appeal. counters
thaJ to most of the c rippled vie·
lims the s how serves. the critics'
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the Aml'nc:.an Coal1t1on of
C1t1zens "ith Disab1l1t1cs
1ACCD1 and the Ralph Nader
formed Orsaballty Rights Center
has been going on behind t he
"cenes for several years
It bubbled to the s urface a"
Le>Ais was in Las Vegas prepar-
ing his 12th tl'll'vision appeal
Last yl'ar. the show raised s:n
m1ll1on 10 pledges from 93
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Thc coalition. representing 126
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BEGGING FOR FILMS NO
MATTER THE QUALITY,
ALONG WITH
NETWORK/LOCAL TV
GOBBLING UP MOVIES SO
I elev1s 1on stations that w 111
earn· the 21 ' ~-ho11r tt•lethon
.. i'\H' from C\'Oktnl'! pit'. said
Craig Wood . <1n MDA
spokesman. lhl' tcwi~ lc.>lethon
seeks to proftll' adults overcom
mg their d1fficult1es an way:. that
are "ml'ant to l'\'Oke admira-
l ion "
Wood. in an antc·n·icw from
Las Vegas, said the chant v's
poster child rs the only stncken
youngster shown
Lewis was not avallahlt' for
l'Ommt•nt. bul \\'ood quoted him
as s aying. · I think m y telethon
has done more for the ima)'!e of
lhe disabled than any dfort in
historv Anvborlv that cnt1cizes
at for the way al i>re::.cnl:. the das
abled JUSl hm;n't been watching
the show "
FAST, IT HAS CAUSED AN
ALMOST FRANTIC
DEMAND FOR PICTURES .
Real1Z1ng such a demand,
we pounced upon this
golden opportunity and in
the past S years developed
and contracted under one
roof all the necessary
creative talent needed to
start a new picture for PAY
TV every month -and at
less than a m1ll1on each111
And here's how: because
our hlghly talented writers.
actors. direct ors.
cameramen. film editor. etc .
believe so strongly in the
commercial success of our
pictures4 they are walling to
commit' their time and
expertise o n a d efer red
Dl-.'FE \ {)S F.Fl-'f H<T
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salary as they did an
'Season1•
This means that everyone
involved 1n the creative
making of our films will be
oa1d from rhe movie profits
aftf.ff 1t has been released
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Session-end spa ts
plague Legislature
SACRAMENTO (AP l
Purti:rnn politics. inter-houSt>
rivalries and short tempers an
setting off session-end spats in
the Legislature.
The fi scal committees of both
houses. with hundreds of bill~
facing deadlines this week. were
at the point of a djourning Mon
day with no work done. unltl
cooler heads prevailed .
On s uch a thin thread hung
legislatio n to create a s tate
"superfund" for cleaning up tox
ic wastes. to increase penalties
for c hild molesting, a nd to ex
empt some proposed housing de
velopment from local govern
ment veto.· There's us ually a
flareup between the Senate and
the As:,embly at the end of a
session whe n each hous~ has
control of the other's bills
domiruums without commission
approval
Described by Ha nnigan as a
"(•leanup m easure " the bill
would also remove meal and
room price limits at two Marina
de l Rey hote ls, and allocate
$500,000 for public access routes
through Holliste r Ranch tn San
ta Barbara County
Proble ms cit ed
by union boss
SAN DIEGO !AP) Times
ar e so tough for Teamster s that
they may have to Jay off their
bus iness agents , Wes tern
leaders of the union have been
'told
• 4 0 a u a a a ..
Orango Coast DAILY PILOT!Tuesday. September 1. t98t H/F
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Panel selected
l.OS ANGELES <AP> A
group of 34 leading e xecutives
has been named to a Dusiness
Advisory Committee to assist
with planning for <he 1984 Olym ·
1>ic Games , Paul Zi Hr en ,
c ha•rman of the Los Angeles
Olympic Organ izing Committee.
has announced.
Z1ffren told a news conference
on Monday "this group of 34
brings together the most dis t-
inguished members of the Los
Angeles business commumty
.. The Business Advisor y Com-
mission will complement and
work c losely with the LalJor Ad·
visory Commission, consis ting
of Southe rn California union
leaders."
Pe te r V. Ueberroth, LAOOC
pres ident. commenting on the
new commission, said, "We are
grateful for the opportunity lo
seek advice fro m individuals
with s uch outstandin~ bus iness
c redentials.
Occllknt.al Pelroloum Cor11 , ,r.., Hartley.
ci..lrmM, u111wt 011 Ce. of Calllonola
,..,11111 H-lay, -~-. Cer_, H..i.y HMt Slorn, JeO Horton. ci..1r....., ••.C:wtl.,. ~
mu .... Soolt,,.,n Getllornla tot..., Co , f.....,... Jono•. cl>alr,,..,., Nort,.rop Corp Wllllam l(loul\nlck or .. ldonl. Allaftllc
Rl<llfletct Co .• Georve K .. ltr. cl>alrmM, si-
ard 011 Co .• of Cellforlllaj ''.otflO La""'I" Jr , Cllalrmen o-.cutl•• commltlff. 5*<11tllp PacttlC ::~~~=t<a ~~u:<i."l.MedOOrry, Cl\elrtl\aft,
Paul Mitter, chairman, Peclll< LlllMI"' (;VJ , David Murdock. OWMr. Pacific HOIOI"' Co., Franl!Hn ~pl>y, C"6lrme<1, Tim .. Mir-Ga.1
Sklney ~•''°"· cl\alrman, Golly 011 Co. J~ PlllOla, Cl\etrman, First lnlaf'tleta a-corp;~ A-II. pr"''*''· Peclfl< LltMI•
Corp.; "°'"''' Slwmwar. presldaf>I, SlQNI Gotfl. ~nffl. lftC A0<Co Sl<lll-. C"61rman, ttcer J
Card Walker. C"6tr,....n, 01.,.., Pr~lloft• L•• W•U.tn'\M\, Chairmen, MCA, IM
'Safe, san~'
fireworks
bill backed
SACRAME N TO (AP >
Leg1s lat1on to pro h1 bit Los
Angeles, San Jose and other
c ities from banning ··safe and
sane" fireworks has r eached th~
Assembly floor R eagan suggests
fede ral pay hike
George Mock , firs t vice presi·
dent of the international. s aid
.Monday that it lost 200.000 mem-
bers in recent years. SMALL BUT WORTHY Steve Rubm~L·r . president of
"Rather, it 1s retaining
t•s tablished companies with a
particular expertise. This ad-
visory commission will be in·
v aluable in finding the ap
propriate business group to ac
complis h many of the jobs
necessary to operate the 198<1
Ga mes successfully."
SB999 by Se n . William
Campbell, R Hacienda Heights,
is supported by numerous chari·
ty groups that raise money sell·
mg fireworks . But 1t is opposed
by cities and some fire officials.
LOS ANGELES <AP> Presi·
dent Reagan, said to feel that
fe deral workers s hould help
s houlder the burden of his
budget-c utting , has recom ·
mended that Congress approve a
4.8 percent pay hike for most
c1v1l s ervice e mployees.
In addition to the declining
member s hip and economic
h a r.d s hips . Mock to Id l he
We s tern Con f ere nc e of
Teams ters that the nation's
lar gest uni o n face s an
acknowledged image problem
"Instead of laying off those busi-
ness agents. send them out to or-
ganize.·· he to ld 700 represen
tatives of almos t 500 ,000
Teamste rs in 13 states
Nu mis mat i c Fi n e Arts. I n c . . 1 n R l' v e r I v II i 11 s . d ('
monstrates that a sin~le a ncient coin . about · the size of a
lJ .S . qu a rtt•r. has real va lu e The c1>in . a silvl'r
tetradrachma. dating from 460 R C . valued at Sl25.000 w
worth more than the average single family home tr
Ameril'a. estimated at $85.000. Ancient com~. according l<1
Rubingcr. havt' been appreciating steadily
Ueberroth said the advisory
commission will actively assist
the LAOOC 1n ide ntify ing
Califorma rnrporat1ons interest·
ed in s por.soring the Olympic
Games
The bilJ would cover fireworks
that mee t prescribed safety
s tandards Local governments
would be allowed to regulate the
sales and ban them in certain
areas Unless Congress unexpectedly
rejects the proposal. the raises
will take effect Oct. 1 for l.<I
million white collar workers and
at various times for another
490,000 hlue-collar e mployees.
If the recommendation made
Monday 1s turned down. most of
the federal work force would get
increases to totalling 15.l per-
cent the amount a s tudy
g roup s aid 1s netessary to bring
parity with pay in the private
sector
Blaze destroys
Silver Tip Lod{{e
Poison spray area
enlarged in north
Ziffren said Ho ward Carter.
chairman of Carter Hawley llale
s tores, Inc., will be chairperson
of the business advisory group.
In addition to Carter. mem-
bers of the committee are.
It clean-d the Assembly Ways
and Means Committee on a 14·7
vote Monday
Campbell s aid almost a ll fires
around July 4 arc started by II·
legal fireworks, not the "safe
and sane" kind
Panel approves
co<dtal measure
SACRAMENTO <APl The
Senate Finance Committee has
approved a bill to maintain the
s tate Coastal Comm 1ssion 's
power lo r egulate the conversion
of hote ls and motels to time·
s hare dwellings .
The m easure, as amended 10
the Senate's Natural Resources
and Wildlife Committee .last
week, would still permit the con·
vers ion of apartments and con·
FIS H CAMP <AP > Fire
d estroyed the old Silver Tip
Lodge two miles south or the
Yosemite National Park boun·
dary Monday for a loss est1mat·
ed at S450,000.
The fire destroyed four cabins
a s well as the lodge which con·
I ained a bar and restaurant, the
California Department of
Forestry reported. An adjacent
m otel was s aved.
Res idents o f this little com -
m unity. located along State
Route 41 in Mariposa County,
s aid they were awakened .by
dogs barking Just before 3 a .m .
and looked out to find the lodge
in flames.
The lodge was built in 1942 to
replace the origin al structure
which had burned.
Grand OHM.a Sale CALlt:<>DO
SAN FRANCISCO <AP ) -The
area in northe rn California to be
sprayed from the air with the in·
s ecticide malathion tn-combat
the Mediterranean fruit fly out·
break has been ~nl~rged by 47
square miles to 1,249 square
miles
The move cane today despite
statements by Gov Edmund
Brown Jr that the pest, which
threatens 200 varieties of farm
crops. has been brought unde r
control.
.. 1 don't thmk farmers know
with any certainty that we have
the upper hand ... Jack King or
the California Farm Bureau
Federation said 'Monday .. We
certainly hope things are going
well. But I don 't think we're that
confident.··
Brown s aid Sundav that the in·
JUMBO PISTAC .. OS
$4.49 per POIMd
at Trader Joe & Pronto
You would expect lo pay Trader Joe's al the in
'6 99 or more for these tersect1on or 17th Street. b 1 g • d r y ~ r o a s t e d Newport Boulevard and
p1stach1os, but we got a Superior Avenue <next to special shipment to sell Denny's and Ba rda)'!> ror only ~:49 per pound. Bank>
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festat1on that began 15 months
ago was coming to an end.
Richard Steffen. a spokesman
for the medfly eradication proJ·
eel, said the new area to be
s prayed is in the Santa Cruz
Mountains Wild plums and bay
laurels grow there.
The finance committee of the
state Senate on Monday ap·
proved $50 million more toward
eradication T hat would nearly
double the amount of money
California has spent trying to
get rid of the pest. The commit·
tee also approved tax breaks for
growers suffering losses because
of the infestation. -
Four airplanes were added
Monday to the fleet of 12 helicop-
ters and three planes used to
drop the sticky malathion bait
fro m the air .
Aooer1 0 AnOf'r\o", ch•lrm•"· A.tl•ntlc R lc,.llelCI Co • Robert AnC1e r1on. cl\alrman,
Rockwell lnlernatlonat. Ror Andenon, cl\atr"*'. Loe.._ C«P., S.muat Armacost.
prHldoftl 8-of America N T &SA
St.nton A..,.ry, dwltm.,,. A.very lftf•t,...tkW\.el
•Norman 8arkff. cl\airrnan, Flr't lnltf'J\alt a-
ot Calllornta. Al<t\aro Cooter cN lrmaft, -••
Fa r90 Bank. Francl• Dale publl•ller , Lo• Anoe••• Haralcl Eaaml!Jer Ro'-r1 Ertieru, pr .. ldenl. T tme1 Mirror Co . Rober1 Flwr. <!\airman. Ftuo1"'CWP., Wallor ~rken. cl\alrman, Pa<lllc MulU<tl Lii• lnwranc:e Co • Willia m GoulCI. chairman, Southern
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Riles seeks aid
LOS ANGELES (AP> Slate
schools chie f Wilson Riles met
with President Reagan behind
closed doors Monday and said
later he had asked for the presi·
d ent's blessing on a plan lo deal
with youth unemployment in
California and the nation.
He said fires caused by illegal
fireworks caused SJ 9 million in
damage tn Los Angeles County
in a recent period. while "safe
and sane" fireworks caused onJy
S37,000 damage
He also said legal fireworks
sales raise $7 million a year for
non-profit organizations.
But San J ose Fire Mars hal
Bob Delgado said allowing any
type of fireworks encourages the
us e of all of them .
Since San J ose banned
fir eworks. losses from
fireworks-caused fires have
declined by 82 percent. Delgado
s aid
City officials s aid fireworks
c:i re banned 10 82 Califo rnia
cities. including San Jose and
Los Angeles. with a total popula-
tion of 6.7 million.
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HUITllGTDI BllCH I f DUITlll VAlllY
FEATURES
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COM ICS
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87
Does small business
have a gripe about
the new tax law? ... 83 •
2 s chools
get n ew~
chie f s
Bushard Middle School and
Talbert St•hool in Huntington
Beach will have new principals
when school starts next month.
Peter Murphy, 38, principal at
Talbert since 1979, wall take over
at Bushard. Carole Anderson, a
district teacher and learning
coordinator. has been named in·
terim principal at Talbert.
The school board of tbe Foun·
tain Valley School District made
the assignments recently.
Murphy, a teacher and ad·
mmistrator in the distract for
nine years. replaces Jac-k
Robinson who resigned as
Bushard principal earlier this
month.
,. Bushard 1s a pilot middle
schodl.program with grades 6, 7
and 8. The other 16 schools in the
district have students from kin·
dergarten to dghth grade.
Valley to lose
arts center to
another city?
A S30 million performing art~
center originally planned lo be
built in Fountain Vall9 is now
being considered for another ci
ty. according to Richard Deen.
rinanc1aJ director for the prOJ·
ect
· So far $75,000 has been raised
by backers of the project who
will decide later this month
which of 12 sites to select for the
construction of the twin geodesic
dome theater. Deen said.
Deen. a Huntington Beach res t
dent, declined to name the de·
veloper who has s uggested a
dozen possible lot•a t1ons an FOUi)
lain Valley, Anaheim, Garden
Grove and Oran~e
Mile Square Park in Fountain
Valley 1s no longer under con·
sideralion as a home for the
theater because the developer
plans to construct the twin
theater in conjunction with his
own pnvate proJect. wh1~h
would not be permitted in ttll'
regional park, said Deen
In addition to the S75,000 Hi
pledges. Deen said tbe group has
r eceived $150 ,000 1n free
services
Deen said he is confident the
$30 million can be raised in s ix
months
Ms . Anderson has been a
teacher and administrator in the
district for the past 12 years, a
'\ distnct sPokeswoman said. This 1s the pro7ected scene at Beach Boulevard and Warner Avem4e where two 16-story towers are pro·
posed for a Huntmyton Beach business complex They would be the tallest structures m the city
CAB urges
ope n routes
• at airport
The fund-raising campaign
calls for a maximum pledge of
$5,000 with donors receiving an
engraved roof triangle. t.Jle or
seat
"I can find a lot of people will-
ing to give $5,000 who can't af.
ford a million." said Deen in ref·
erence to the $16 million ra1s~
so far by backers of the future
$59 million Orange County Music
Center in Costa Mesa .
Boy, 3 , hit
by c ar in
Huntin g ton
Huntington towers eyed By STEVE MARBLE
Of 1M CMlly l'illlt S\lff
In a move it admits is prac·
t1cally without me,ning, the
soo n -to be-defunct Civil
Aeronautics Board has ordered
that routes be granted to all
airlines wishing to rly out of
John Wayne AirpQrt
A 3·year old boy is in critical
condition today after being hit
by a car and knocked 60 feet
near his Huntington Beach home
Monday afternoon.
A bandoned school site may be replaced with complex Both the 3,200·seat and 1,500·
seal theaters will be available
for community groups for about
$1.000 a night, said Deen
Prel.tminary plans call for 200
practice rooms and facilities for
teaching acting, stage direciion
and piano tuning Gabriel Valesquez. of 22l2
Delaware St., was taken to
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital trauma center for
emergency treatment following
the 3:27 p.m accident, Police
said.
A hospital sPokeswoman said
today that the boy has internal
injuries and a broken left leg.
Police say the child was cross·
ing Delaware Street between
Yorktown Avenue and Utica
Street.when he was struck by a
car. The driver, lis ted as Beth
lhga. 31, of Huntington Beach.
was not cited. Police said.
Cop injure d
in c ras h \
An unsightly abandoned
school site in Huntington Beach
overgrown with weeds and with
boarded windows may be
replaced by a modern business
complex with twin office towers
16 stories high
Frank Mola, head of Mola
Development Co., propQses lo
bi..i!ti the 232-foot-high towers on
10 a•:res_ at the southwest corner
of .he Beach Boulevard and
Warner Avenue intersection.
The propose~ towers would
become the tallest structures in
the city, surpassing the 12-story
Wycliffe Gardens senior citizen
complex near Beach Boulevard
and Main Street.
The propQsed $60 million de·
velopment also would include
two restaurants. a fourplex mo·
lion picture theater. and a 5"'2·
story parkink struci.ure. accord-
ing to city officials.
Mola also propQses to put a
helicopter landing pad on lop of
one of the towers for his private
use, city officials say
A public hearing on the pre· go es home liminary plal'\S is sc.heduled .for
)._ Sept 15 before the city planning
Huntington Beach police 0~ comm1ss1on A ~ater hearing wall
ficer Preston Linker, 29. has be set .to cons1de~ approval of
been released from the hospital l~e proJect. according to planner
following a motorcycle accident Jim Barnes. . last week If approved. the business com-
. plex could be developed by early
Linker suffered a "few bumps 1983, according to Mola's pre-
and bruises" last Thursday and liminary plans filed with city of·
was taken to Huntington Inter· ficial!.
Community Hospital after his According to Mola ·s environ-
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l1>wns in lltmtmgton Reach
mental impact statement on the
prop~ed project . the towers
could interfere with television
reception at some homes.
Noise from helicopter landings
also could interrupt conversa-
tions and annoy some residents,
but the landings would be limit-
ed to about lhree a day, accord-
ing to the document.
Another impact of the develop·
ment would be increased traffic.
city officials say. The business
complex is expected to create
al.out 2.152 long-term jobs. also
causing a need for more housing
in the city of 170.000, according
to the developer's impact stale·
ment.
Mola purchased the old Ocean
View School site from the Ocean
View School District last year
for abou\ $3.5 million. according
to a school district official.
But as the CAB sees it, the
proprietor of the airport -the
Orange County Board of
Supervisors. still has the final
say on what airlines will or will
not operate out of John Wayne
Th'e so-called "Open Entry"
order from the CAB. handed
down Aug. 27, says that "our
chosen action does not restrict
the legitimate exercise of the
county to control noise Pollu·
lion.··
Oriental
fruit fl y
in c ounty
In its order. the CAB says it By GLENN SCOTT
considered four courses of ac-Of u.. ~,, 1'1i.t sYfl
tion in an environmental impact While public attention has \
report, ranging from granting focused on whether the dreaded
no new routes to granting routes Mediterranean fruit fly will buzz
to any airlines that ask for them. into Orange County, one of the
Officials from the CAB say f.ly 's larger and somewhat less
they selected the l atter _threatening cousins sltpped 1n
alternative to enhance compet1· instead. :
lion by removing restrictions on An Oriental fruit fly has been 2
all carriers. discovered in a county ny trap ..
The order, in effect, means in a Placentia orange grove, of-•
that any airline now can ap-ficials in the county Agricultural t
proach the s upervisors and seek Commissione r 's Office said
permission to fly out of John Monday.
Wayne. The fly was caught late Friday
The reason the order is seen afternoon but the announcement
as not having much meaning is· was withheld until researche~s / -The CAB goes out of busi· in a state entomology lab an
ness in four months. Sacramento confirmed the find.
-Supervisors retain ultimate said Leonard Li ekhus. chief de·
$ay on what airlines fly out of puty agricultural commissioner.
the airport. Although the Oriental fly feeds
"The CAB seems to be ad· and breeds on the same types of
vocat,ing op~n entry. but it fruits and vegetables as the
doesn t really mean open en· medfly and is equally capable
try ," interpreted Hobert Nut· of severely damaging about S900
man. an attorney for the countv million worth of the state's motorcycle s truck a car that
was turning left on Ellis Avenue.
police said.
Lmker was driving east on El·
lis near Gothard Street when the
collision occurred al 6:30 p.m.
with a car driven west on Ellis
by Joaqu1m Peixoto, 26. of Hunt·
1ngton Beach. police rePorted.
OC appeals court bill backed .
Br iggs a ngered by suggestion there might be 'cheaper' a lternatives
agricultural products Llekhus
said it doesn't PoSe the same
threat as the medfly
The reason. he explained. is
because federal researchers
have produced a synthetic lure
that draws the male flies and
leads to their eradication. The
chemical lure will be sprayed on
utility poles and tree trunks in
about 600 locations per square
mile during the next few months
and should kill off any threats of
Oriental fly infestation. Liekhus
said.
The motorist wasn't injured,
police said. The collision still Is
under investigation. authorities
said. ·•
Girl arreste d
in FV the ft
Police in Fountain Valley ar
rested a 16-year-old girl Monday
in connection with the al(eged
theft of $2 ,275 worth of jewelry
from a home.
Jim Malloch told Police the
jewelry was tnissing from his
Flower Avem,.1e home when he
returned al 7 p.m .
An investigation led to the ar-
rest of the girl a short time
later. She was taken to the coun-
ty's Juvenile Hall
1924 gold m e dal
take n in burglary
A 24 karat gold medallion won
In a 1924 Charleston dancing
contest was among the $3,000 ln
jewelry reported stolen from a
Fountain Valley home, police
said. .,.,.-
Dennis Fyfe told police he re·
turned to his home along the
16000 block of Sierra Saturday
night to find the medaUJon and
other valuables mis11ln1. PoUce
~peculate the thief entered
through an unlocked sliding
glass door
::;, •
SACRAMENTO -The stale'
Senate Finance Committee has
approved and sent to the Senate
floor a bill to base a state ap-
peals court in Orange County.
The bi.II cleared its last hurdle
at the committee level after
some last minute lobbying Mon·
day by both its author, As·
semblyman Richard Robinson,
D-Garden Grove, and state Sen.
John Briggs, a member or the
finance panel.
According to a synpQsis pre-
pared by the legislative
analyst's office, the measure
would create a new Orange
County-based di vision of the
Fourth District Court of Appeal
which now has di visions in San
Bernardino and San Diego.
John Davies, an attorney with
the state Judicial Council,
arigered Sen. Briggs by suggest-
ing there might be "cheaper"
alternatives he declined to
specify.
"We've been going to that San
Bernardino cow county for 100
yea rs," Briggs rum ed. "So
that's the end oC your tesUmony.
Let's have the next witness "
School to conduct
placem e nt tests
Stacey lntertnedlate School in
Huntington Beach will conduct
placement testing for new
seventh and elghtb arade
students Wedntsday al 9 a.m.
T h e sc h ool Is at 631!
Larchwood Drive. The te~l.8 wiU
take two hours, a &e hool
apokeswomlln said.
At that moment, Briggs was
running the mee.ting in the
~bsence of chairman Alfred Al·
quist. D-San Jose.
George Paras, Sacramento a~
torney, also expressed oppos1·
lion to the Robinson bill that has
been strongly s upported by
Orange County goverr:im~nt and
legal profession organizations.
If passed by the Senate and
signed by Gov. Edmund ~·
Brown Jr .. the bill would permit
the location of four appeals
court judges in the county.
Addition of 15 appeals cot•:-t
J·udges statewide was authorized ed any new money to cover those costs. by the Legislature during its According to the bill. it is the consideration of the fiscal l98l·82 slate budget. "intent" of the Legislature that the first time costs be borne According to the legislative locally, either by public or
analyst's office, about $220,000 private grants.
will be required in first-time Robinson and Briggs were
costs to outfit the judges with a forced to lobby with several
law library and office equip-members of the committee to ment. T he year -to-year operating achieve a ~do pass" recommen·
cost of the division. including dation after the necessary eight
salaries of judges and staff. voles of the LS-member commit·
would be al least $440,000, ac-tee could not be mustered on the
cording to the synopsis. The rirst round of balloting. -n<EDERICK SCHOEMEHL Legislature has not appropriat-
UCI radio station Girl r escue d
from ocean
still critical • back on ainvaves
UC Irvine's student radio sta·
tion returned to the FM
airwaves today. more than
rive months after it was booted
-orf the air by a Santa Monica
radio station that upped its
broadcast power.
'the Federal Comm unkations
Coplmission has granted a fre·
quency change to IO-watt non-
commercial KUCI , thereby free·
Ing It from the transl]llsslon
blockage caused by KCRW ln
Santa MoQ_ica.•
People m Irvine and some por·
lions of surrounding com·
munitles such as Costa Mesa,
Santa Ana and Newport Beach
now are able to hear KUCI at
88.9 on the FM radio dial.
For all bl.It a handf ul of
listeners, KUCI hat been off the
air since March 14. That's when
KCRW. which shared a broad·
cast frequency with KUCI, in-
creased its effective broadcast
power by m ovi ng its.
transmission location site in the
Sa.1t.a·Monica Mountains.
The move was sanctioned by
FCC regulations. which, since
1978, have held that small sta-
tions such as KUCl are not pro·
tected from interference by
larger stations that decide lo
boost power.
Jn July 1980. prior to KCRW's
PoWer increase. KUCl peUUoned
the FCC for a frequency change,
which was finally granted last
month.
KUCl l! supported by student
fees. Beaun ln 1969. the station
features music rangtna ttom
rock·and-m ll to classical. It also
offers publlc affairs p~11•m·
ming and newi.
..
A 4-year-old Santa Ana girl,
rescued three days ago from the
waters off NewPort Beach where
her older sister drowned, re-
mained an critical condition to·
day.
Doctors at Children's Hospital
of Orange County, a spokesman
said , have been able to stablUze
young Shaleen Carter but have
not t.alten her off the critical list.
The girl's sister. &·year-old
Shamera Carter, died minutes
ofter being pulled (tom the
water last Saturday.
Lifeguards said the sisten had
been vlslling the Wedge near the
tip ol the Balboa Peninsula with
relatives and bad wandered olr
to wade in the watu,
lJf e,uardl ulll they believe
th~ strll wtN knocked off their
feet by • w•vt and pulled lo
sea . Wlln esses alerted
llfe1u1rd11 when they spotted
both girls noatin1 ln the water.
.,,,_
--'PC
No aerial spraying should be
necessary, he added.
Th.is is the 10th time since 1960
that the Oriental fly has been
discovered in Orange County.
Liekhus said. In each previous
case. the chemical lure. which
has a sexual attraction lo th~
m a le fl y, has succeeded it\
Among the ''hosts" attacked
by both the medfly and Ute
Oriental fly are oranges,
lemons, grapefruit. peaches',
tomatoes, apricots, avocados,
figs and guava.
Liekhus said the Oriental fly
was captured in one of the coun-
ty's own insect traps. It was
found by a county inspector late
Friday during one of his usual
trap checks in the orchard nelr
Alta Vista Street and All
American Way.
Reduced co st meal
applic ations set
The Huntington Beach Cily
<elementary> School District 1is
accepting applications for lf..s
tree and reduced price lunch
program for children unable &o
pay the full pMce of meals a~
milk.
Application forms were seot
to homee by the district but ad·
ditlonal copies are available in
the prlnclpal's office al eaeb
sc h o o I , 9>a l d a d I at~ I~ l
spokeswoman
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NASHVILLE <AP> -Hospit al
Corporation or America. the world's
laraest manager or bospJtal opera·
Uons, has said lt hu •,-reed to sell 18
nuralni hom~ to a Calift>mla com·
pany for SC6 mlllloo .
~f.'~~"' .._,~ . Slim limos
from Detroit
Out.side u new glH:s und steel skyiscraper In mid·
Manhattan u rew days uao, I :saw a 11napplly dreased
chuulfeur guurdlng an Illegally parked car Just as Je(
black and as hi"hly polished as the longest limousine.
On its trunk lad was a professionally mounled
television itJllcnna und on Its roof, a radio-phone
aerial. When 1 peeked In, I could see the status sym·
bols : a tiny screen TV. mobile phone, even a pc>rtuble
refrigerator
But the car itself was one of Detroit 's newest 1981
compacts ll 1s. according to specifications listed In
"AulomotiVl' New:.s," roughly JV• reel shorter. almost
a foot thinner ~ and about three
inches lower
than the stand· -,.;
ard limous iM ....:.
of Jus t r 1" e .A-.-.. .. ·•---------
years ~g~.a l ' s SYlVll PORTER
more, it weighs
about u ton and a hair less than its sumptuous 1976
&nces tor; the horsepower of its six-cylinder engine is
less U1an ha lf that or its e&Jht-cylinder predecessor;
and its fuel efficiency ts aoout double that of the 1976
version
Renect1ng <All these factors. the price of the '81
"compact limo" 1s roughly two-thirds that of Its big
brother five years ago ($9,000 vs_ S14.S00), plus the
extras on each. of course.
In a very tight squee1e, the '76 limousine could
seat seven plus the chauffeur In an identical pinch.
the 'RI can acrommodate three plus the driver. That
late afternoon, though, only one person stepped into
the car . a top executive leaving the s kyscraper.
Delt'oit has been downsizing its cars for nearly a
decade now mitiaJJy to meet federal fuel efficiency
levels, then our demands as buyers . But if a major
executive with an annual pay in the half-million·
dollar range is riding in what we used to call a
.. roller skate." what can we expect ?
General Motors may be giving us a signal or the
future in its deal with Japan's mo torcycle and
m1nicar-maker, Suzuki Motor Co.
Under the GM·Suzuki agreement, an engine will
be built aboul one-third the si:ie of the 90-plus
horsepower machine that propels the '81 compact, or
about one-eighth the size or the engine in the '76 limo.
This car won't' be out until 1986 (probably), so GM is
understandably vague about the Suzuki deal and pro·
ducts the two plan lo market in a joint venture.
One guess. though : no longer than 11 feet, under
fi ve feet wide and perhaps four feet high. To put this
in perspective, the smallest set of wheels you can buy
from either Tokyo or Detroit today measures 12 to 13
feet long. 5 lo s·~ feet wide. 41,. to 4112 feet high.
weighs in at 1.750 lbs. to 1,900 lbs.
To put it more drastically the '76 limo was 21 feet
long, about 6 feet 8 inches wide. 4 :i,.4 feet high and
weighed in at 6,000 pounds.
ln personal terms. In the past five years our
typical car has shrunk from a six-person capacity to
four occupant!> And in another five years. lh1s car is
likely to hold no more than two or three of us
But the size loss almost surely will not have as
serious an im pact on our lifestyles as a surface read·
1ng might suggest Despite a slow trend lo car and
van pools in the past few years. U.S government
fig ures still s how average car occupancy at just a bit
more than one person per car per trip. So the excess
space and weight are mostly a waste
What must undergo serious change is our tradi·
tional way of thinking, not our way of life.
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1981
CLASSI Fl ED CS
The Sailors
are optimistic
as they enter
a new era. C2.
Rams act. like .everythingJ's OK
!f owever, Clark becomes a victim of the Fred Dryer incident
Don Klosterman
By JOHN SEV ANO
Of ... ao.lfy ...... Mllff
H anyone has ever tried to hide or
sweep something they have broken un-
der a carpet, you can begin to un
dersland what the Rams are trying to
do with the Fred Dryer incident.
Amidst a day filled with cloak and
dagger mee tings between Dominic
Frontiere (representing Georgia who
was home illl , Coach Ray Malavasi,
General Manager Don Klosterman,
secretary/treasurer John Shaw, Ram
attorney JO$eph W. Cotcbett and Dryer.
the only subs tantial development Mon·
day was the following statement:
"On this day General Manager Don
Klosterman and Coach Ray Malavasi
discu ssed the f uture plans with
Defensive End Fred Dryer and they
R ·ed Sox slide
• • mto a victory
Y az breaks up his teammates
BOS T O N <A P ) C a rl
Yastrze m ski keyed l wo run-
scoring innings with a s ingle and
a double, but no one mentjoned
his hitfing in the Boston Red Sox
club house.
Ins t ead . the 4 2 ye ar-old
veteran was the target of good-
natured ribbing for a comical
slide Monday night in the Red
Sox' 4-1 victory over the Angels .
WITH THE score 2· 1 and one
out in the sixth. Yaz doubled to
left-center and wound up sitting
on his behind at s econd base. He
then had to leave the game with
a pulled ha mstring .
Fortunately, the injury proved
to be more of a cramp than a
pulled muscle and teammates
got aJI over Yastrzems ki.
"Hey, Yaz, you're down to be
out here tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock for s liding pract ice."
shouted Tony Perez.
"It was the most pathetic slide
I have ever seen." yelled Bill
Campbell.
VAZ DUCKED into Manager
Ralph Houk's office only to be
told "we're going to get you
some gloves so you won't dirty
your hands when you s lide head
first."
Eckersley, 7·5. allowed a run
in the second on a JOO.foot triple
down the right field line by Don
Baylor and a bloop single to
sha llow right by Dan Ford.
Bos ton tied the score in the
b o tt o m o f the inning a s
Yas trze m s ki s ingled . took
second as Lansford walked, took
third as Rich Gedman forced
L a n s f o rd a nd s core d o n
Stapleton's groundout.
The Red Sox. who have won
eight of their last 11 games,
we nt ahead in the fifth as
Sta pleton led off with a triple to
the 420-foot mark in center. Rick
Miller flied to shallow center
and Glenn Hoffman grounded to
short but re ached second as
Stapleton was run down and
tagged out. Re my then doubled
off the wall in left. scoring Hoff-
man.
Angels starter Dave Frost. 1·4.
took the loss, allowing five hits
before he was replaced after
Lansford's RBI-single in the
sixth.
The Red Sox added an in·
surance run oH Bruce Kison in
the seventh .
were told by Dryer that it was his inten·
lion to honor his contract with the Los
Angeles Rams .
"Several days ago Dryer missed
three days of practice and the Min-
ne sota g ame with the e xpress
permission or the Rams . Dryer is pres-
e ntly an active member of the Rams
45-man roster now in preparation for the
regular opening season game on Sep-
tember 6th against the Houston Oilers .
That s tatement, despite its obvious
message, by no means indit ates the
matter between Dryer and the Rams is
settled. On the contrary. the situation
couldn't be worse.
In essence. what this implies, is that
Dryer is being forced to play with a
team -and a coach he doesn't want
lo play for. And, since the Rams ap·
parenlly have m1tde their final cuts,
Dryer is an official part of the roster.
meaning despite the possible mor al
r a mifications on the team, the de
fenslve end will be on the sidelines Sun·
day when the Rams meet the Oilers.
"Nothing has changed. Everything as
exactly the same," said Dryer as he
walked oH the practice field at Rams
Pa rk Monday. "I'm here only to uphold
my end of the contract.
"They have s ucceeded in· breaking
my spirit. They{"e won . They've done a
great job of destroying my desire to
play for them . and each day I will be
like an ugly reminder of what t hey've
done.
"I guess they figure after a couple or
weeks au this will die down and go
away a nd you can beli eve me that
at won't."
Dryer has not minced words toward
the R am organization , or Malavasi,
s ince going public on the messy inci·
dent. Malavasi hasn't hidden his feel-
ings. either until recently.
Mala vasi has s tated to the press on
more than one occasion recently his de-
s ire to see Dryer oH the club. Up until
Tuesday he s tuc k by his statements,
loo. until one reporte r questioned bow
h~ could JUstafy taking Dryer back after
the thin~s he said.
"( never made any such statements ...
s~1d Ma lavas1
"How about the fact you said Dryer
was too old and didn't know when to
-<See RAMS, Page CJ>
o.tl'r ,.. ... S'-fl ,._
. "1 guess it didn't look very
fa n cy," Vaz said with a sheepish
grin. "I s tarted to s lide . decided
not to, and just fell down on m y
butt ...
Tonight, the Angels will try to
even the series at one game
a piece whe n they send Ken
Forsch. 10·5, to the mound to face
Bob Stanley. 7 ·4 This was a familiar sight from 1968-76 as George Hartman guided Saddleback College to eight successful seasons
Dennis Eckersley pitched a
seven-hitter a nd J erry Re m y
drove in two runs with a double
and a single for the Red Sox.
"This was a good ball game
for us, and Eck came up with a
good one for us ." Houk said.
"You always like to win the first
game of a series. Now· we've
won five of our last six games
and we're playing good ball all
around."
Hartman decided not to compromise
Instead, the former Saddle back College football coach stuck to his principles
"HE WAS VERY tough out
there," said Angel Manager
Gene Mauch. whose Angels lead
the American League with 364
runs scored. "Pitching figures to
be a big factor the r est of the
s eason and we just ran into good
pitching tonight."
Yastrzemsk1 singled and even·
tually scored the tying run on a
groundout by Dave Stapleton in
the second inning.
Afte r walkin~ in the fourth. he
double to le ft-cente r in the
s ixth but had to leave the game
for pinch-runner Reid Nichols
because of the h a mstring .
Nichol s promptly scored
Boston's third run as Carney
Lansford s ingled. extending his
hitting streak to 11 games .
By JOHN SEVANO
Of -Deily Niil S49fl Whenever a successful coach. no mat·
ter what the sport, suddenly up and re·
tares. there are always the inevitable
questions as lo why.
Some or the reasons are never fully
unders tood , others are les~ com-
plicated.
In the case of George Hartman. the
answer is not as easy as it sounds.
HARTMAN WAS Saddleback
College's first-ever football coach. He
loved the game, loved coaching, and
loved the kids he worked with.
Why, then, has ' George Hartman
joined the ranks · of the retired? Good
question.
Part of the solution might be found in
Hartman's philosophy toward life. The
San Clemente resident is a realist, with
a strong set or principles he's not about
to compromise on.
And, when it came to a point where
Hartman's principles and convictions
were threatened, he walked away. He
wasn't about to give in.
"The coaching was easy." admits
LOOKI NG BACK
Hartman. "I just got tired of fighting all
the little battles.
"IF A PERSON could just coach. it's
no problem. But it"s getting to the posi·
ti'on where you can coach, that's what is
difficult. And, you'd be amazed at the
problems there a re.
"I could either s acrifice what I was
trying to teach the kids, or I could back
off. It wasn't wortb it to me to do
either."
Hartman worked at the Saddleback
campus when it was virtually nothing.
There was no football field, no locker-
rooms, no practice area nothing.
The players, for the most part. had to
dress in portable lockerrooms and then
drive to whatever high school fi eld they
were playing on that day
"I TIDNK YOU always miss the as·
sociation with the kids." says Hartman
of leaving the game. "And, the nice
thing about my job at Saddleback was
90 percent of the kids were local. It was
a lot more satisfying to win with kids in
your own district."
Hartman and Saddleback did plenty
of winning together . In Hartman's eight
seasons. there were fi ve conference
titles and three pos t-season playoff
berths. His best record was 1973 when
the Gauchos went 9·1, and his overall
mark for eight seasons was 61·16·4. All
these numbers jus t add to the mystery
of his retirement.
Does he ever regret leaving?
"No, definitely not," says Hartman,
who now teaches health and physical
We're playing bad baseball --Madlock
Still, his 10th-inning sacrifice fly helps Pirates def eat Dodgers, 5-4
LOS ANGELES (AP)·-Bill Madlock,
the National League's leading hitter at
.346, had only one thing on his mind when
·he appeared at the plate in the 10th inning
with the bases full of Pittsburgh Pirates
and no one out.
"I just wanted to get the ball in the air,
lo stay out or the double play." said
Madlock, who delivered a sacrifice fly that
gave Pittsburgh a 5·4 victory Monday
night. ending the Pirates',oeven·game los-
ing streak.
"We've had a lot of injuries, and we've
got a lot of big bats out of the lineup,"
added Madlock. who also singled in a run.
"But that's no excuse. We've just been
playing bad baseball.
"This is the first time In a couple of
weeks we've got any timely hitting."
Willie Montanez Jed off the winning rally
with a pinch-hit single off loser Dave
Stewart, 4-2. Omar Moreno. attempting to
sacrifice, reached base safely when third
baseman Derrel Thomas fumbled his bunt
for an error.
Lee Lacy, also attempting to sacrifice,
beat out his bunt for a single to rm the
bases. Madlock followed with bis fly to
right.
Odell Jones, 2·1, got the victory and Don
Robinson, who pitched the lotb, earned his
first save of the season.
The Dodgers opeRed a 4-0 lead against
Pittsburgh starter Rick Rhoden, scoring
three Umes in the second inning and once
in the third on Ron Cey's bases-empty
homer, his nth of the year.
The Dodgers scored the three second-
Inning runs on Jerry Reuss' run·acorine
single to left, an RBI double by Steve Sax
....
and a sacrifice fly by Ken Landreaux. l1Jlt
The Pirates, restricted to two hits the
first flve innings by Reuss , scored three
times in the sixth on a single by Omar
Moreno. a walk to Lacy. a run-scoring
s ingle by Madlock and a double by Mike
Easler. ~
Dusty Baker's wild throw to the infield
on Easler's double enabled Madlock to
score the third run.
Pltuburgh tied the score in the eighth
against reliever Alejandro Pena when
Lacy opened with a double and Easler
singled him home.
Reuss worked s~ innings and gave up
three runs on llve hlta. ·
Rhoden, who lost to his former team-
mates 16·6 last week, gave up four runs in
six innings. Btll Madlock
education classes at Saddleback. "It
was the best thing I could have done for
my health.
"( sleep at night and my s tomach
doesn't turn upside down any more.
"I GU~SS, REALLY, the worst thing
about coaching is the time you s pend
a way from your ho me while your
children grow up As a coach you're
wor\dng 12 months out or every year
and never take a vacation. Suddenly,
you quit coachang and find out thatJour
kids have grown and you've misse the
best part of your life."
Hartman says in 20 years -as a fool·
ball coach he took only two vacations,
"and that was only for a weekend," be
adds. lie credits his wife. who he is re-
meeting these days, for providing him
with the necessary strength during that
period.
"When the kids come back and see
<See GEORGE, Page C3>
' Cook, Akin
seek t itles
Two, Orange County women!
will be eyeing national cham-1
pionsh1ps Saturday when the
Michelob Light/200 Chicago race
g e t s under way o n Laite
Michigan.
Several thous and spectators
are expected to line the Chicago
lakefront to see Betty Cook of
Newport Beach bid for her third
national championship ln the
Open Class
Paula Akin or Huntington
Beach Is bidding to win her first
national title in the Class UI
(modified> division in which she
holds a narrow lead.
Drlvff"& will be compeUn1<for
$35,000 in priie mon~y which
will be divided among the top
t hree rlnishers In each or the
four categories.
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H/P Orange Coast DAILV PILOT(T uoaday, Septomber I , 1981
DEAR PAT OUNN : My neighbor was
visiting lhc other day while I was cutting ruw
chicken on my cutting board. I washed tbe
bourd with a spohge and water. She "Com-
ment<.'<! thal if 1 dldn 't c lean the board better
than that tht> whole ramlly could get (ood
v<>i~oning from whatever was cut on it later
She went on to ~ay she washes her cutting
board with hot water and soap a fter using it.
ls she being overly particular, or is there a
danger if a cutting board isn't cleaned this
thoroughly each lime it's used? A.N . Corona
del Mar
Raw chicken, other poultry, meat •od
rls h may carry salmonella bacteria. The bac-
teria could contaminate the cuttlog board
and be transferred to other food placed on the
board later if it Isn't washed thoroughly to
prevent growth of the bacteria. Cutting
boards shouJd be washed and rinsed carefully
after each use. Hot water, detergent, a brus h,
and even chlorine bleach are recommended
for safe cleanJng. Be sure lo rinse lboroughly
after cleaning. ~
Sanitation k e y
DEAR READE RS: Most Incidents of
food poisoplng occur because rood handlers
do not follow good sanitation and health prac·
tic es.
Food poisoning bacteria need rood,
water, a te mperature betwee n 60 to 120
degrees, and time to grow. At cold tem·
pe ratures -below 40 degrees -bacte~al
growth is very slow. At te mperatures above
165 degrees, bacteria a re destroyed.
FOR THE RECORD
Birt las
•AN Cl.aMINTI
GI flll ltAL Mot"I f Al.
Jtlly II
Mr -~ 11-611 MOMAll-.
"'" CleM91\1-, gltl '"'•• Mr •11<1 Mr\ ... GIO hren. hn
Clt Meo'lt•. DDy '"''II Mr -Mn Rl(lwltO Dun<•11, 111
IWIC-.bOY Jllly D
Mr """ M" lrvtn c;.,vln. Sen
Ju•n Cac>lllr-. Qlrl
Mr -W• 0ouo1 .. Wiiker-.. !>en
c;i.,.,..,i •. ··-Mt -M" $It~ Gotme•1, SoMI
Cl•Mefll•, llOY
Mr •lld MO R-110 Gon1•I••, S.n
C:ltl""'"I' DGY JWIY U
Mr -Mt•. QlfM Wehl, Jr , S111
JUMI CMll\trlOO, bOy.
M r •nd Mr~ Ptl•' L••~m1nn1 L•G-NI-I, Qlrl
Mr Ille! Mn Jolln Mulltn. Jf
Ct Plll•-8H<l1, DOr
M• and Mu Etberi rumer, Ill. S<lll
Clemente, Qlrl.
JIOly U
Mr •nG Mr• '"'°"'" M<C.nlpOell, San Clemenlt glrl
Mr -Mr• J ... n C.m•t hO, S.P
Ju•n C41PIJtr-, 01r1
J lllY lt • Mr •nd Ml\ L•tr~ Tyl•r W•'(Mfll,
Siii Clemtnltt, boy
Mr •nd Mrs M•tl'\ltl ,,..nrlno, s.n
Cl•menl•, boy
Mr •nd M" Oennts 0.. Sllve, S.n
Clement• Qlrl ,.,., 11
Mr -Mr\ 0.Mll NUIOf\. ~ Juen capmre110.11lrl
Mr •nd Mr1 Jotln l(eanuln•, S.n
Clt'mtnlt, Qlrl
JOiiy 1'
Mr ano MU ~rl•n G•l•v11 S.n
Juen Gltolllr-. Qlrl
J wly JO
Mr and Mn . Celvln E>tr•le, S.n
Clemente. glrl
Mr .end Mr\ .Jene At..-•r.OO, S.n
ClerNnte cilr1 JUiy ,,
Mr e.nd Mrs Gulltvo Pedru•, '>an
Clt menlt. 01r1
Mr •net Mrs Samuel Sllur». S•n
Juan Cac>1str-. bot
A_.tl
Mr -Mrs, Martin Schroo, S.n ' Juan C.plSlr .,,.,, 01r1
Mr •no Mr> Rlcntro B•rrltk,
C•Pl>lreno 8ffcll, Qltl
Mr -Ml'fo. ~I Vtlh, ~Plllrlt\O
B•e<n, 01r1 .. _,,,
Marilyn ~Millan •no l twrenu
ROlllM S.n Cltrntnlt boy Mr trel Mn (N rlt> Phlllip\ Stn
Clerntn1t olr1 ....... rt.
M• .• no M'S D•nltl Murr•Y. SIMI Clemtntt. l)Oy ....... ,.
The most vulnerable foods are low·acld,
moist protein foods -eggs, meat, poultry,
fish, beans and peas, dairy products, pud-
dings, custards, and potato and macaroni
salads. Least vulnerable are fresh fruits and
vegetables; acid foods -canned fr uit,
pickles, fruit salad ; dry foods -breads,
cereals, cakes a nd cookies. " Mr •ncJ Mr~ 8rian Smt•n S•n
Clemente, Qlrl
To prt'vent food poisoning, vulnerable
roods should be protected from contamina-
tion, and kept very cold or very hot until
eitten. Leftovers sho uld be chilled quickly In
the refrigerator (spread out la rge quantities
in shallow pans to speed the process).
Vulner able foods should not stand at room
temperature for longer than a total or four
hours, including preparation time.
DEATH NOTICES
LEi\VITT
\\'all<ic·l! \11irluan· cltn·et11r,
1 111 .)~5 1721
Fl RE \'
JL'l.I,\ l' "TRE:'t . PJ'"l'd
a\\ a~ on \u~ust '.lo 1!1111 111
"'l'"IJC>r1 B1·uch !'a \ rl'"
d(•lll "f t011~IJ ;\ll'S,I, t'.1
Sunl\C'tl a,, h1•1 hu-;liand
t"h.11 lc::. J.'u1 l''. 2 ... 1~tt-rs kl'I
trna C llardinJ: •ii Co~la
\ll' .. u l'a .. nil Ft aOl'I!'
A"'u" 10 Mr end Mr> Eow1n Terrell S.n
CltrNnte, G•rl
Mr •nd Mr'S W•n1\ J~r•ll• S.n
Crementa. G'"
..... Utt II
Mr ano Mrs Lon P•Htr\01' San
Clement•. girl ·
11-un Mt •ftd Mn H«tOt P•rr ., O•N
Point, girt
Mr ano Mr'fo. David Welcl<tr. 5..,.,
Clemente, l>O'f
A-1 1J
Mr ano Mrs. lto«wrl Bu_.,. San
Clernt111e girl
A-1tu M•r•• v1u..-.u.t"•1 L•oun• Bt•trt boy
Mr •nd Mr'\ Jo\eph Htelo S•n C le,,,...,lr l)Oy
A-•n Mr .. .., Mrs R-.Cto \llUtlOl)OJ, Stn
Clen'Wnle, boy
Mr "'°Mrs A1c,,.ro L~ Comlt S.n
Cltmtnl•. Dov
Mr .and Mn SllP1'i•n Lonci. S•n Clemenlf, l)Oy
FRED :-:ORMA:-;
LEA \·rrr 1 l'"'ldl'nl or I lunt
rngton Bt•Jd1 t'J P .1.,:>t-d
uway on Augu'it 25 1981
Sunwed b' hr:. "'1ft' Ol'11b1e
dJUithll;I'> A m\ ll•Jn
1.t'.I\ 111 . El'rn <;tar Ll'J' rtl.
Jll.lrl•nls l\t r .ind ;\I ri. Fr~d
0 IA"a,·1tt hrother~ ,Jl>ffrt•\
I. [.{'a' ill .ind ~lan·u ... \\'
1.1.'J\'tll <.1-.ler:,, l\Jrl'n
\\'ai.:ner .rnd I l11lly l.{'Urttl.
g 1 undµa1·cn1-. ~1 r and Mr:,,
W ilha m (.' 1.unrl Sl'f\'1ces
"' er c h l' Id 011 ;\l n n d J '
August 31 1981 at IU JOA~I
at the L O S l"hurC'11, 5402
lll'll. Huntington Bt'ad1 l'll
Spongberg )1o rtuan lhre<'
tors
1 UUll 111 1.u' \n.:t•l1"-. (°J cc:~~~~ ~~~~;AL
Rt1l'll:it11111 "' thl· Rn,.1n "tll J "4' n
00l'(tl.AS
h (' U I B l' 11 H I'll J d. \\ J \ Mr encl Mn R09tr Yth Hunlll>Qton
;\I orl\IJI\ "" T11t•.,cl.1' St•11 Bt.cll, gor1 J"4y J4
ll•mher I 19~1 a t i '.1111':'\I Mr andMrl WonW.1m, 11v1ne gorl
,ind ~l.1:,,s of ( hrts tl.lll llut 1.11 Mr. and Mn SttP'l•n 1(1m, Hunt
\1tll l°M.' on Wl'rlrt<•:.11:1~. Sl'lJ ll>Q!onllH<ll,Qirl
ll'mber :! \'IHI .JI Ill 001\;\I JI Mr encl M-. J':'.~~y S•m•nleoo
St .I u.1rh 1 m " {'a I hol 11 Foun1tlnV•ll•Y 111r1
Chur<"ll F1 u·nd!> m,I\ t'Jll JI Ar111ur Gonu•tt eno N•ncr T1nc><o,
lht• m ct11l1Jf.\ from I OO!l;\I FountelnVelley,boy JMly 11
lo 9 1•1P\I 1111 T lll''ilJ\' I n Armel'CIO Pet.clo ano Tlr>a Mt K,.,
l(•row111 \\Ill lw ,11 Ci•wrl Nt wlJC)t1e...rn.111r1
!-iheph(•rti t°l'rtll'h'r\ llunt Mr and ""'' JN~:W!,.n u u. '"""'
111i:1nn H!•al'11. C ;1 l'tf'rl·t• boy.
13 rol h l'I'' Bl'll Broud\\ u1 Mr. •nd Mrs M•r11n Bound• Hunl·
\1,.rtu:.ir' d1ret·tor-. · •noton e....:" l)Oy Mr •rel Mn Brian Mooelnarl Foun Ill 111\t\I•" taln Valley Qlrl
11 A R \' Jo; Y ~T I l. I. F: It Mr •rel Mrs ~~n Sll•h Hunl Ill I L'\;KJ.:. t t:S11lt'111 of Hunt l1>Qton llffcn 11,,,
tn1otlon lll'.ll'h , l '.1 PJ\'-l'd Mr -Mo AIO.n !•O•Qu<ho, Hun•
""'a\, nn \u"ui>I .'.10 1!1111 Shl• no10n llffcll 11"1
,.. July JI
11. Slll'\'l\'l'<I h) h1•1 daughlrr ... M r •nd Mr• Gery S•ndu\,
:\lteht•lli,o ,ind l"alht•\ lluhnkl' Founl•lnV•ll•Y,bo•
lullh of I luntrn!'!ton Bl'J l'h. ~r. end Mo.. 5tt"9n F•..chlno Foun
("1;t ~un Ph1lh1,, nf G'-in1t'n ••nV•llev.oo.,
Crn11·. C.1 ~1stt•r C11 11>I -------------~! aclson 111 ~an 01l·1:11. t \1 PUIUC NOOCE
Jlld hro tht•r Ho lw1 l 11r P,1lm
l>l'.,l!rt. C.1 Se1' t('l'' \\ill ht• F~~~~!:~!':::s
held un Thur::.d .t\. Sl'µ T'>t IOflowlnu 11trion '' oolng bu••·
lcmber 3. 19111al11 IKl.\M 'al ,,.u,.
llJrbor l..Jl\ll \11•rnnnJI C A CHILD'S WORLD H? Welnul, osla Meu . CA '2•2-ChJpl'I ~l'n IC'e., tlntkr lht• 01•n• J s111pl~•. H1 w .,11ut,
'11fl'Clion o f llarhm l.a\111 Co•t• MeH . CA '7616 ~1 01101 Olt\'•' ;\'l<Jrtuan or Thlsbu\lneu l•Concl<Kl~ODYtnon
C'o!>ta '.\lc·<..1 Ca 5-111 555-1 dl•iau.•DI.,.. J Sll•P'o
J F. \"SO... Thll Sl•ltnWnl w.a• 111eo wllll tht ·' • ,, Counly Cieri< ol Or•nll<' County on
l'VIUC NOOCE
tUfll•tO• COUaT HATI 0 11
CALlllOaNIA
COUNTY O,OaAfllOI
lll•I• Of JOS(PM 1'101, 0 1
JO" PH NI NOi , .all• JOSE"'"
MANUll.-NOC. Dl<•-
N• Al"~ NOfl'& 011 INTltlTION TO H LI.
lltlAL l'llOl'l lllTY AT l'lllVllTI , .....
Noll(e " l'ereDy OIVHI INI. •ul>Jet I
lo <ontlnnatlon Oy l'>t •bo•• ... 1111e11
Svper!Of (.OUr1, on k(lttmber 14, '"'·
•I 10 00 • m or llWr•eUer wltllln lhe
lllTle •I"'-OY l•w lhe unCWrtlQIWO,
H .OMllll•lr•tors ol Ill• .. ,.,, of
JOl>EPM HOE, doee•tff. •Ill \Ill •I or•···· .. ,. IO .... lll{IM\I •ncl bell fl .. OICl<Nr on 1 .... l•rm\ '"° C-ltlonl ,..,.,,,.,,., menl'-. all '~'.. 11t1e, ... a lnl•rt'1 of JOSE"H NOi:, .,..
C .. MO, al I .. llrtW Of llll dlalll, In Utt
•u l Pf'OW'IY IOC.elt<I In '"' C.ou"''' Of Or •no-. Sl•ll ol CelllOr nl•, a .. t •ll:*I
•• 1011o.n ~ol 100! Tr ... 1 No 10)1 1n 1111 City
01 Newpotl lff<ll, C.ounty of O•fll91,
Slelt Of (..alllotnlt , I\ Olr M•P r•
t orded In ~ lM P-1 • 10 U In
clu•I•• Of Ml"tllaneoua Mao\, In ll>t
o•llo Of 1'-County Ret Order of .. id Counry
EXCEP T a ll oll r l Qlll,
mtntir•h, miMrtl rton1t, n•turt l O••
rlon11 ano other tworot arbon• by.
w11.a1_.,., n..n1t known INI m•r be
wllnln or under w oo 1...0 1991t11tr
wltn tllt e>erPf'llltl flQl\I 01 drllllnQ,
mlf'tno, ••Plor1n9 eno O!MHllnQ
1111relore •nd 11or1no 1n •nct rerno•lno
tl\f' wme trom , •• a l•M or •nY ott••• ••no lntlucllnQ ..... roont 10 wlllpalo<ll
o r dlr«"UOf"Ltlly drill 1na m lM from
l.ano• oth<!r tnan 11\0>e her•ln•bo••
oeurlbed, olf or O•\ well\, tunnel\ •r"O
snails 1n10, lnrouoh or acrou lhe sub
t.urt•c• of the l•nd rttft ln•bovt
d •t tttb•O •nd to t>onom \ut.h
wll1p\locifo0 O• OlttKllOl\l llY drllltO
•t lls, luMel~ and >lwlltt. uncter •nd
btnulh or beyqnd Ihle t •ttrlor llmlb
lhertol ll'IO 10 rtOrlll, rotun,,.1. "tUIP,
M411"t•m rf-Pr'o UHpen •nd GPl'•te
•n• '"'" well\ or "''n•'· wUtw>ut. ~-•"•' IJlr noht to drUI. rrwn.e, 'l0te
uplore and Ol>fr•t• lllrougn lht '"'
lace °' 'hie upper ~ IHI of lh• •uf>.
surlac• ot w1d l•nd, •• r~e.-.eCI '"the
d••d trom ow Irvine ComPtf\y r•
corO.O July ), 1'10 In 8-•»t. ~ no 0111< ••• Rec0<d•
T 11<1 P<C!Pfr1y " <ommonlv rtlorr9d
lo u IQIQ Port C•rdlg•n Place,
Newport !Haen C•
Tiit S.lt'" WOltKI 10 <vrrtnl ltau,
covt~h. (On<lllion,. re\tff<t1om1 t •
s.erv49t1on\, 'IC)hh, r1ghh ot w•r. end
t•MtnenU Of ttt(Ofd
Blch °' otltr• •r• on•lttO •or lhll
prOl>frtY 1ne1 rnusl be In wro11no and
will bP rec•••td •I IM Ofllet of JAMES
• H U MPHRE YS , JR LAW
CORPORATION. •Horntvs lor U ICI
•dmlnlstrato" •I 41¥1 Von l(arman,
Su1le 100. NtwlJOrt e...:11, CalllOrl\I•.
o• m•y be '""" w1111 tM c1er• ol ~Id
Su1Mrl0t Cour1 ot deltver..a IO J AMES
A. HUMPHREYS J R ~r>on•lly, el
•ny ltme •lie• llr\I publlttUon 01 lhls
notlct •nd bet0t• m••tno ••"' wl•
B•O• must bt SH I<!<! ano "'"' De oiwned •I l"t 01110 o• JAMES A
H U M PHREYS , J R L A W CO~POR4'TION •I "'" nour 01 10.00 • m on l"t at>ovt O•I~
Tiie prOPt>rly "'" be >010 on lht' IOllOWlnQ trrm' c.at.n or P•'1 c•t.n •ncJ
Pilt1 (r«lil. ,,.. ltt m\ ot \UC h Cff'dlt 10
Dt 4'CCej)t401• 10 tllt uncJtr\IOned •nd
to 1"'4t Supertor Couft. ftn ~rcent
110 ol OI lllt .omounl bid lo •ctompal\y
tM ott•' by cer11•1f'd ch«ik, •nd 1he
btr•nc• lo"' pa10 on COllllrmallon of
u1e 01r ll'lt ~uPt'roor Courl Tau~. t•nls1 ooer.,t1no •OO ma1nten•n<f' t•·
penW\, .1no premiums on 1n\uf.Ant•
ecuot.OCt lo 11'\f! purtiw>er \11•11 be
pror•l<!<I •s OI ll'lt O•I• of retorOlnQ Of
cotiwtoyMt<t-E.1a m•"auon ot tttle, "'
cordtf)Q ot con~•v•nc•. tri1tn\t•r l.t,.e\,
end ony •lllr ln\ur.,,.,co po lie y >h•ll ~
Ill Olt ea~~ OI ttlt \tlltf\
f hf u..-olQN!CI rtttrVfl lht r>Qhl
lo rt1t<l 1ny •nd olll bid\ pr lot to entry
ol •n or~r con11rm11191ht' HI•
Oiied Auoust n 1qe1
" J .. ntllt OulrOl & M1r111ret G.,n• •\ .am•n•"' a1or\ o•
trot •>Liit Ol lht' •bo¥• n•meO O«•cltnl JAMISAHUMPMREY~J
LAW CICMU"O•.t.TION
ay: J-41. H""""'r-n. Jr
414t v .. KeNNfl, Sollte 1•
We_,.., -. C.lll•n1I• llH )W. ....
Publo\Nd 0rM19t Co.nt DllllY Polol. S.pl~r t 1, I ,'"' 191' II ~ ~
' 1UlllC NOOCE
FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
'.,~ foltOWll'\Q ~ri-()1'\' .,. O•lnQ
butllW$S •s:
JULIET, S2S lllclortl •40, Cost•
Melot C.Jo .-JUI
Boros Gukavlo, ns Voct0< .. • "'·
C~I• ~, CalllOrnle .,.,,
C,.llM c;.,,.,ylO, S1! VICIO<I• •40,
(O\la Mtse. Celllorn14 •i.H
_ Tiu• bu>l""U I\ conduc lt'<I by •
Qt'Mr•I ptrlnf"1>1P
Bot" Ciuhylo
'"" \ta!11"f'nf'nl wa' t iled wU" 1"' Co,1n1y C1rrt. ot Or•n~ County on
AUQ ?I 1'81 .. ,.,.,.
Pubh\hecl Or-'°"'' O•llf Polo\, Sept I 8. 1!, n 1'8• llllHI
rtJlllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS aUSI NEU
NAM( STATEMENT
Tht> fo11ow1no per\ons •re dolno
bu,,,,.., ••
IMPERIAL DYNASTY CO , lall
Nt wf)Of't Blwl New_, Beech, CA .,.., ;
Tlmotlly Penc111 W•nQ, SIO
lronwocd SI Rancl\O P•los Ver~. CA '10214
M•ri.ano S.ldano, 2lal WerwlO
A vt Lo\ A"9eltS. CA. 'IOOJ)
Thi• busoness " conduc l•d Oy • ljent'll e>trlntf'll\IO
Tomatlly Ploncl\I w.,,g
T hit "'"""""' WH Uled "'''"' ,,.,. Counly Cl•ri 01 Or•nCll County 0"
Aug >I, 1qe1 ""._
Nit.JC NOnct lo
NOTICE OF DEATH O ~
J OSE PH WILLIAM
ROG E R S AND OF
P ET I TI ON TO AO·
MINISTE R ESTATE NO.
A·110033.
To e ll h tl r!t ,
beneflclar-les, c.r edltors
and contingent creditors of
Joseph William Roger s
and persons who moy be
otherwise Interested In the
wlll and/or estate.
A petition has been flied
by Aubrey M ceachern In
the Super ior Court of
Orange <;ounty requesting
tha t Aubrey M c Eachern ~ appointed as personal
r epresentat ive t o a d·
mln1Stt\.r the est at e of
Joseph W i lliam Roger s
(under the Independent
Administration of Estates
Act> The petition is set for
hearing In Dept. No. 3 at
700 Civic Center Drive,
West, In the City ot Santa
Ana, California on Sep-
tember 23, 1981 at 9 .30
a.m .
IF YOU OBJECT to the
grant ing of the pet ition,
you shoU ld either appear
at the hearing and sl ate
your ob1ections or file
written ob1ect lons with the
court before the hearing.
Your appearance may be
in person or by your at-
torney.
IF YOU A R E A
CREDITOR or a cont-
ingent creditor of the de·
ceas'-vou must f ile your
claim th the court or
present it to the personal
representative appointed
by the court within four
months from the date of
first issuance of letters as
provided in Section 700 of
the Prob ate Co d e o f
Callfornia. The tim e for
filing claims will not ex-
pire prior to four months
from the date of the hear-
ing noticed abOve
YOU M AY EXAMINE
the f 11e kept by the court.
11 you are Interested in the
estate, you may file a re-
quest with the court to re·
ceive special notice of the
"CTITIOUI I Utl•IU
•llMI n AflM.NT t i.. lollowlng "non• .,. 001,,. llUAI-• I l IN 1.IOVOllS, Id E lft.11 SI.,
c..1• Mt.._ CelllOfnle 'nUI Normen K OOlllY, tS3 l!mertld •ev,
Lee-11Hc11, Celll9ml• tiUI. Weyftt I l'IUI, Wl WIRltle Clf<ll, G•• Mtut, Gellton\le ,._
Tlllt ,~1IMU It <OllduCIH h •
.. 111111 ~nerw>lp N. I( Oolt>y
Tl\IS •'-1-M •• Iii.cl with 1111
Covnty Clert. ol Or~ C.our11y on
All9 •••••• ,1 .....
Jtvllll"*' Oranet Goe.u Oallv ""°" lluo U, Sepe 1, e. I!, 1•1 MIM I
PHUCOE
"CTITIOUI I UllNHI
111-ISTAT•MllfllT
T 11o 1o1,_,. ,..,,.. '' dOlne w.sJ ,.. ....
I EST l!I El TE M ,.Olll ARV
SIRVICE, U... W Ctm0tn Pl . Senu
lln., CA '2104
J ame• A-fl 60lllf\09r, l s..& w. c •""""' ~ . Serole AM, CA '2104
Thi• b&AlnHJ I• <~led llY en Ill
dlvldvll. JamH A flotllnoer
Thll si.1.tmet1t wo fllt<I .olUI lfte
County Cl•r., or Or-C~nty on
4'119, u .1•1
fl l ... I
Pul>ll-Or•-Coetl De lly Piiot,
A119. II, U, Se9' I, I, '"l >657'41
PHUC llllCE
l'ICTITIOU$ I U$1NIU N-E STATU••«fllf
The lo!towlno "r'°" I• dDl"G 1111.i-
•• •1 .. HONDA JEWELERS, 100.1 Acl<lt•ll
""'·· H""llnoton a.11e11, C•lll . .,.,.., S•m S.lklll Hbndt, 1062 l!lh11MI" Or , t+untlnvton 8eech, C.111 .,.,,
This lllllJMU h (Oflduclld by •n ln-
d l•I-Sem 5 Honcle
Tiii• stetertWnl "'" llled with IN
County Cl<rrk 01 O••nve Counly on
4'1iQ It, "'' ,1 ....
Publllhacl 0.-Coel1 D•lly Pllol, A119, U, Sal>l 1, I, I~, 1 .. 1 ll17'41
rllUC MOOCE
"CTITIOUS I U$1NIH
NAME STATEM•NT
Tiie 10110 .. ino per>on I\ dolno
bulH ... H H
MA A$SEMl!IL Y, Ill E P••lle r1no,
C~I •Matt, C• .,.,.
D•nny R•ynoldl, ,.,. R.aplO\,
Hun1lng1on 8Mch, CA t2.,..
This ~neu " c-tt<I Oy ...,
lnct1vtclu.ol
O.onny Reyno1<u
Thi> N ltmenl w•• llled wltll 1111 Counly Cler• Of Orer>Qe Counly °'
•uv t4 '"' .. ,_
Publhllld Or•noo eo. .. D•llY Pilot,
Aug ti, U, S.PI I, •• 1•1 ~S6-tl
inventory of estate assets P1J8LIC NOOCE
and c,f the petitions, ac-1-----------
c ounts and r epo rt s
described 1n Section 1200.s
of the California Probate
Code
P ike, Wilson & Cosso, Attorneys at La w, 414
South Fi r st Av e nue
Arcad ia , Ca lifornia . 1
(213) 574-1890.
Published Orange Coast
Daily Pelot, Aug. 25, 26,
Sept. 1, 1981 3819-81
PUlllC NOTICE
NS ... 11
NOTICE TO ClllE OITOlllS
OF •ULIC TltANSf'E-
IS.<s. •tlH1t7 u.c.c.) NOllU IS h•rtby gl•on lo the
crefhor> Of WILLIAM E RHOOES
a nd •UDR EY E R H ODES,
Tranilerots, WllOM OU$IM H edclrtU IS
1t~O·H G••ct L•M Clly ol Co•••
Mu •. Counly ol Orengo, Stitt of
Celllotnla INt • bul .. ,,.,,,., ll •bc>u1
10 be mec1e lo WILL141M Gl;RALD
ME •D. T ranttern , wl>oH ouilneu
eddreu I> 1Sl1 Cllilt Dr , CllY of Buena
Ptrk, County of OranQt', Sl•I• ol
Callfor-nt•
Tiit procierty lo be trensltrred It Oucrlbtcl In 9tntrll .. All SIOO In
lr•Cle, llalurH, .ciulplTMnl and QOod
wlll Of '"'' PRINT SHOP bu•lnen
FICTITIOUS IUSINl!.U llnown H SHAMROCK PAINTING
NA.ME STATEM•NT •nd io<•leo •I ~H Gr..:• U M, City
T "" lollowtng ~r\Ons are doing :: ~=1'1-.::~· County ot Oranoe, Sl•I•
Ou\lnt'l!~~· Tiie bulk 1r...,•ltr wlll be conwm
BIG RTTE TRUCK REPAllt, 11101 m•lld on 0< •lttr 1,_ J>nd day of~
Sprl"9<1•lt A•• # 104, Huntington tember, , .. , 81 10 00 AM e l llHCll. CA., ... , James w &loo•. lllOl $9rlngd•lt GROllEA ESCROW CORPOAATION,
A•• "104 Hunlll>Qlon Buch C4' wl\Olt •Od••u Is 23'00 Roclt.flold '7M I ' Bl•d , Sulit 1N, El Toro, C•lltornl•
F o.vio WroQtll, lSl:l9 W-ll>Qtoft ~~~111111r lat! IMI• lo Ille clt lm• Is
A•• e..1111-r, CA tolO. So ,., u,. k"°"" 10 "" T ren>ler
f l\1> bu\lneu Is conouc1t0 by • 111 b<nlMSS N mes and Mldrftw s us:
gentrel pertnersnip by lht' Tr.,.sltrdrs for IM pe\I lllrte
J•mes w. 81QOl Y•••• •rt 1em• Tn~ $1•1tmenl we> Ill_, with lhr Oiled AuV\l>I,. '"' Cou11ly Cler._ ol Or1n91 County ol\ Wllll•m Gerald Me.a
•uo 31, '"' TrMl•l•rff Fl6t'l1 GROVER ESClllOW Publlstlld Or•nvot Co.SI Dally Piiot, UMI Rt<.llllefft •• .,,, .. 54111• 2N
Sep! I I IS, n '"' ~-II El T-, Call-• ..-u PUIUC MOOCE P11bll~ Or-COili Dally Piiot,
Sepl 1.1•1
l'ICTITIOUS •USINESS
NAME STATEMENT rtJIUC NOOCE
3936-11
TM loll-11>Q perM>n IS dOl"G bus! ... s••• 1--------------MONTGOMERY S BOATWORKS NOTICE OF l'Ul llC HEAllllNG
UNLIMITED, l~ll SuPlri« A.,.., Apt Not l<I ls ht'rt!by glYtn 1Nl lflt Plan
11111, 81<111 "'· N1wPOrt Stech, CA nlnQ Comn11ulon or \ht CCly ol
Q?~ N•w-1 llffcll wlll hOld • pvl>llc Mer
GrtG Roy MonlQomery, 10 1 11111 on Ult prOPOSfd •tnend"'41nl to Ille
SuPt><lor A¥t' •Pl •1n, BldQ ••, Moullno El•mtnl ol 1111 City ol
Ntwpor1 e...:11, CA •Ml Newpori Buell G•ner•I Plan Ot·
Thi• ~IMS•" conC!uctt'<I by •n In· slgnattd a• 'Dr•ll Hou>l"G Element
dlvldual GPA 11 >CHI" -U'lt Or.ti En•lron..
Grt'll R Montgomery mefltel 1,,._,1 R-1
T~IS Slat..,....nl w" llled wlln tr. NotlU ls hlreDy lurther given llwl1
Counly Clerk ot Oran~ County on w ld publlc ,,..,Ing wlll bt' ,.,.Id on tht'
Aug. >t, 1'191 10tll Clay ot Se9ttmber 19el, II Ille hour
l'lttt61 of 1 lO pm In 1111 Councll Clwlmbt'n.
Publl5htd Orenve COl\I Delly PllOt, of Ille NewPOt't llffcll City H•ll, II
Sept I, I, IS, 22, '"' 31.SMI wllCCh time and OllH:t any •nd e ll
PUil.JC MOOCE
FICTITIOUS I USlfllESS NAME STATt:MaNT
Tiie lollowlng person• ere dolno
bullr'ltU ll
EAGl.E COMPUTER SYSTEMS,
lttl S Ritchey. S.nte Al\•, CA '270S
E C s Et«1ronk C.lculetOI Servi<•.
a Celllo'"I• corporellon, 1'1t S.
RltdleY, Senta Ane, CA '170S.
persons lnt.,..sllCI mey •Pelter and i.
heerOlhtnon.
Joen Wln«>urn
S.Crei•ry
P1"""i"ll Commlulon Cltv OI Ntwpor1 BtKll
Pub415htd 0rf"9t C.,.•I O.tlly Piiot.
S.P1 I, 1'11
PUBLIC NOOCE
I' ICTITIOUI IUllN Ill
NAM• ITATllM•fllT
TM 1tia1owlng -Mii• ••• IHlnQ .............
lllCLUSIVl ~lllHNTAT10NS.
ld o ._..All-llvd., •tit , 1.-a-
M llll, CA flUJ,
CLYDE NUUT, to o 1.ot ""-· e tit, L..-Hllll , CA "2Ul
SUSANA MRV01(4' NUUT JOO
Lot All-llwl , •11l, 1 1g~ Hiiis CA~
flli. llu>JM U la rond\l(i.d Dy •n In
dlYIM I
CIVCM Nwt
T nit •ltlamet1I ... , Hied wllll 1tw
Cov111y Clerk ol O••"Ot Counly on
AUG •.1•1 .. ,.,~
Publl-0t•"91 COl\I O•llY l'llo•.
AliQ It, 1a. U , Sip I, '"' ltOUI
PUIUC NOOCE
lllOITIOUS a UllNIS.S
NAMI STATIMINT
Tne lollowlng ~non• •r• doing
bu•lnH••t: PLANTEM CREATIOWS. 10'11 If'
St•rr SlrHI, SIMllon, CA *10
Ju•n Cardln•ll, ent '111 s11 .. 1,
Do•nty, CA to?fl
Mlflenne C.,dlnall, Ult '1h ~1r .. 1,
Downey, CA '0'/41
Thi• bualneu h conOutl•d h
lndlvldlielS I Hv>bM\d' Wll•I
J.,.n Ctfdln•ll _,.,.ne Cerctln•ll
Thlt Sl•S-1 '"'" llltld wllh .,,. Counly Cler' ol Or•nOI' Counly on
A119 14, l .. I .. , .. ,.
Publl.-Orlf\gll Coe" Delly PllOI,
Aug. 11, 1.S, Sepe. I, I, 1•1 3/Ql.-ll
PUIUC MOTIC£
"CTITIOUS auSINU S
fllAME STATIMI NT
,,,. IOllOWll>Q pe"°" .. oolno bu•I
ntHU. MA(I( & ME ENTERPRISES, Ill
M.,(IUerlte A.,.. C«ona clel M•r C•
tfUS.
AIYM>n MICllle, 71J MarQ.,.rllt ,..,. ,
Coror.. clel Mtr CA '1•1S
Thi• buslneu I• conouciee1 by an '" dlYlClutl
Al1rson Michl~
Tiii• sta1ernent 'w•> flied wllll lhe
Co.inly Clertl ol Or•~ County on
Auct h . 1•1 PlttlM
PuOllVllod Or-Coe•I D•1ly Pllol,
AUCI U, Stpt. I, I, IS 1qe1 3807_.I
P1J8LIC MOOCE
STATEMENTOI' Al llNOONMENT
OF USE 01'
l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS N•Mt:
Tiie lollOWlftQ P*rM>nS MVt •ben
,,_ lf'ot uw ot ow F1c1111ou• Buso
M~\N.,.,...
111 DEO HOMES, IOOU G•rll•IO
Avot • Hunllnvton Be.con. C4' •7M4
PlllllO H Mc N•m•t 111•1
Mc Dermott, Irvin•. Cemorno• '27U
Dalt Slml>ro, l&JO S.nttnell• Ttr
r•ct, Corona ae1 M., Calllornt4 QZ.2S
Tllil bullntu wa; cond..cled by a
11m11..i ~rtner>hlp
O.i.Slmt>ro
Tllrs 1111trnen1 .... llled w11n ,,..
COUnly Ct.rk ot Or-County on July ... "'' l'IMIJS
Publl>lwd Or•noo c ... ., 0 •1ly Pilot,
Aug 11, 11, ~ S.pl I "" ~I
PUlllC NOTlCE
"CTITIOUS I USINUS
NAMa STATEMENT
Th• lollowlnQ per>on IS OOlnQ
but•"'16 •• I A) SOUTH CO AST T A X PL ANN I N ~ I B ) SU NCOAST FINANCIAL GROUP uns (al)OI
Roed, Sullt in. L•oun• HlllS, C4'
tttS3
Cralo W 8rOIC!m1n, l•J Sul\rl\ot
Clrc•. C°'Lo Mt11. CA t2t17
Cr.tlQ w lloerdMM\
Tnli stat-I w• llled wllh lrll
Counly Cler~ ot Or•nve County on
Aug. 7, IQll "' ..... Publls/led (lrenge Coe•I Delly Pilot,
All9 II, U, Sepe I, I , IMI JIO'MI
PUBLIC NOTICE
..
NO'flCI Of' ,.,.,.LICATIOll
110111 t«Wltt&RN
CALlf'OtlNIA IANCIOlll"
Nll'!kt I• ..... IO'f Ol•lfl IDY 1111 A.ell
ont, '°""'9rn c.111 .. 111. e-....,., JIO
81-y, ..._.. llta<h, C.lllO<nl• t'lffl, 11111 It wlll •Pl>IY to tlll ,..,,.,
1111-... rdflW-l IO $action )of
ltw ..,._ Hol01"9 ~y Ml lor a
bin" llOtflnQ um-y Ttie ~1<11n1 11\tench to e<Q<>lrt uo,ooo ..,.,., C IOO IM"""" ol t..eeune Nati-1 ll""k •nd T•11•• ~v ctn O•Olfllu11on1, >10
&r-.y ~ ...... Celltofnl•
fl•) I Tiit publl( I\ ln•lled to .....,,.It writ
ten '°"""""'' on '"'' •PC>ll<ttkln 10 lh• ,..,_r•I lt•wrv• lloard II ,,.,.
l'eoarel ,...,,.. IWlll ot Sen 't•"" (IKO, ,_. Offlc.t a.-. 11'01, Sell fr-
CIKO. C:..lllOflll• Tn. commenl period
tft ™' •Pllfk.tlOrl wlll not -.,.,_ S.PI......, U, t .. I. (All M' Gordon
$mlll'I, tti..--(4U) w+ntt. •• thl ,_., R.,.,.,. 9ant. 01 s.. Fran-
c1u.o 10 llf10 out II YOW ...... -It~
llrnt 1or Wbmlnll>Q t ommenl• Of\ lllh
•PPllOllO'I o• II 104J -more In· IO•m•llon e bo11t tubmltllnQ <OM· menlt lllo F-ral R-rv• wlll (Of\
•10.t (-It, lll(luclll>Q r94fU41\t\
lor • IM>lk ,...uno Of lorm•• twu lno
on,,.,. .pp!IC•llon, 11 lhey ••• re<tl•ICJ
by tlle ~-••t Rt>•••• B•nk durlnu
ii. comment period
Pu1>11Ulld Or-Coe\! O.lly Piiot,
AUQ 2S !.tot I 1 .. 1 '91' e1
PUBLIC MOOCE
IN THE CIRCUIT COUlllT
Ol'THI STATE Ol'OllltOON
...... C-y .. Maril9
Oalll. .. ~k .........
In ll>t -lier of lf'ot M•rrl-Of
MICHAEL AW TMOH 'I' fltOllNSON,
Pe1111ont1, •nd CARl>L RAE
ROBINSON, Rt>-nl
Ne.I~
SUMMC>f!S ___ ........
To COR41t. R A E ROBINSON A°'"""°"'' Yow are hereby ~tQulred lo ·-•• •nd O&ottnd the pe111ton llled •O.tln\1
you In Ille abo.,. enlllled ctuw •ltllln
1111r1y (>0) Oh• trom Ille d••• 01
M rv.Ce of lhli \-U"""'°"\ upon "°"'' •nd
•n <•w Of your t•ilure to do tiO, fOf'
w•nl ll'ereot. petitioner will •Pl>IY to
tlw <°"" for Int rtllei dem<lnded In ,,.. ~Ilion
NOTICE TO THE AESPONOENT
REA D THE SE PAPERS
C•REFUlLY•
You m,,., ···-··· tn '"'' u .. °' lht' ol,... slele wlll win 1utom11l<elly To ._. you n"klll Ill• Will\ trot
COUl1 I'-' -r 01-• "rnol'-" or 'a nuiret • The ' mot lott•• or
••• ", .. ,,. t'J\U\1 bit Qlven to tN covn
c1e" or Klmlnl\lr•lor .. 11111n >O lll'f•
••one "'''" '"" reQuor•o 1111no '" I\ mu>I CW 1n PrOPt>r lorm and llt•• pr-
ol wrvltt on I,.,."""°"''°' al1-y,
01, II '"" pe1111on -• nol llave •n •I· lorney, prOOf Of -•Ice upon 011 pell·
II oner
• f you rtave •"Y Queiu~,. YO\I
•'-Id-Ml ettO<""Y l1T1,.,..,l•l1ly M1<.,..1 An1110ny Roo1n....,
STATE OF OREGON
County Of MARION
I, ll'lt .,._,.11111N peut-•. certify
llwll ll'W l«ev<>ino I• an H KI .,,., c-.
plt'IO <.opy "' -O•oOIMI wmmonl In
Ille •bo"9 tnlllltld UU!I'!
MlthMI 4'nll\Ony AOOlnM)n
Pellllone•
PuDI•"*' Or-Coal! Dally Pilot,
AUQ II, 7S, Se9I I, I, '"' 1101-11
PUIUC MOTlCE
S UP E R IO R C OU lllT O F
CAL I FORNI A, CO U WTY O F
ORAWGE
'" Ille Molner ol IN 4'ppllu tlell ot NGUYEN, THI OIA FM Cllt .... ot Name
A·l-OlllOEll TO SMOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
NGUYEN, THI DI• nu lll•d. pell
lion In tht cout1 for •n order ••to•lno
Hlthontr to Ct\ot"'9f' rwr n•me ''°"' NGUYEN, THI DIA 10 C11•n• ma1 nguyenno,,no
II IJ hereby orc1trt<1 Intl •II "rM>nS
lntf'r-tttea 1n lhrt m•tter •for..,.10 •P.
pe-•r bf10tt "''~ c<>u<1 1n Oeo.-rtment No ) al 100 (IWIC Ctnter OttvP Wo<I,
S•nl• An• Calllornoa on Sep! I~
'"'· al 10 J> o't lOO. em •nd lhen
tnO tht'r• ~now cauw, 11 •nJ they
FICTITIOUS IUSINEU n .... ""'Y Mid J»llllon lo• en•-of
NAME STATE ... ENT n•m•\houldnol bt' QrMlt<!<I
r,.,. lollowll>Q r»•M>n " C!O•nQ °"" II ii luo1ntr «Oort<I 11111 .a CoPY ot neu ,.. Ill" o•'<lt• lo sl\Ow vvse bP pllbl"""°
GLASS MASTER'S 2317 S•nll In 11\t Oeolv Piiot, • M WSPllWf ol Ana A_,. c ... ,. Mew C• •1UI general (orcut•t•on 1>11l>lls/WCI In 1111
p..,1 Wllll•m Sldt'l, 1311 S•nl• counly •' lent on<t a •tt• lor lour
,.,,. A••·· Cosl• Mt'w. C• 91617 conwcutlv• wHU pr10• 10 ,,.. Oh o•
T nls bultneH Is (ondU( ltd Dy •n In said l\ffrjng Olvlduel • DA I EO AUQ\1$11 1'1111
P.oul w Slo.. Rontld H Pr•"""'
Tiiis Sl•t-nt w.a• 111eo wilh 11\t' JUOQ<!Ol lht'
CounlV Cit,. ot Ot•ntie Counly on NGU'l'E~~~o~:'rt
A119u5l I,'"'' 2JJJ 5 I ~ Ft ... JO ' r •J
PubllVlld OrM\Qlf Coe1t O•llv PllOI '-""-.CA U707 4'UQ 11 II JS Sept I ... , iss•-11 PuD11SlltCI Or•"Ot' Coe•I O.a11y PHol,
• ~~~ N00C[ I AUG 11 11 ~.:~• ~~~ 360~•
l'ICTITIOUS a u11NESS -WAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS I USINESS
The lollowlno "'""' ·~ OO•nQ bull WAME STATEMENT nt'U H : Tiie lo!IOw•l>Q pet"'" •S OOtnQ bull-
SAM'S TA ILORING, M14 Warl\•r n•H "'
AVt . Founteln V•ll•Y. CA Q?IOI SUNSET MARKETING GROUP A
Semi lekl Abu J-. 11022 van Llmllte Ptrtntr1111p :1010 Ptcollc
0 '(U Ln., Hunll"91on 8eKll, CA t2 .. 7 (0 .. 1 HIVf\Wh Sult• >00, Dan• Poll\I,
Tiiis bullneu Is conctvct•d by •n In CA 9'&1'1
dlvlduel. DOU91u A. Lora, G.neral Pertner,
S.ml Zekl 4'bu Juclt'h lol16J Pa<ill< Coul MIQllWay, Sullt >00.
Tiii> 11tl...,.nt w•> hied Wiii\ 1ne 0.tn• 1'1>1111 0 '7•'1'1
County Cl•rk of Or•nve Counly Of\ Tn1> bui1r>Hs " <onduc1td Dy • 41uct 10, '"1 t1mllt0 pertn('rShlp
l'lMU t Oouel .. A Lord
Pul>lls/led Oretllje c ... 11 D•lly PllCll, Tiii> Sl•l-r>t was flltO wllll tht'
Auci JS, Sept. 1, 1, IS.'"' lllM I Counl¥ Clerk of O••n~ c oun1>1 on Aug lt, t~I
PUBLIC NOOCE
STATEMENT 01' AaANOONMENT
0 1' UH 01' l'ICTITIOUS I USINESS NAME
'""",. Pul>l1Slltd Ora~ Coa11 0.11, Pllol,
S.p1 1 a. is, n , '"' ,,., .. ,
P1J8LIC NOOCE
The to11ow1nu ~rton II•• •J>el'>dc!Md Ill• UM ot the Fltllllov• Bu•lntu l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS
N•rne. NAME STATEMENT
RONALD D l>Ol 1;1.AS.
rl!stdenl of °\;1·\\ 1>4>1 I lk.1<'h
CJ PdSSed .ma\ on :\u~usl
2fl 1!'81 flt• 11 a~ 1·mplo,1·ed
1>1 Lurr~ Sl•t•rnan .ind ;h
:.ur1alcs dS iln Jrrhat:•>loj!t!ol
at lhC l1ml' nr h1-. <ll•Jth 10 J
plant: l'l'Jsh 1n :-:orlht•rn
Ca I 1 for n 1 a 11 l• 11 .1 ., a
J:raduJll' 111 °'unn\ llilh
I h f(h Srhool rt as'-n r 1975
<1nd a 1-:raduall' of C<1I ~tale
Fulll'rtun Class o f 19i'l Ill-1s
SUI \'I\ eel h1 his Wlfl' '\hl·n It'
l>oui.:lu!> <if ;\'.t•" µort Br.ich.
t'iA.,.. his p!lfl'llt~ l>avul and
Marion r>oug la:,, of l h e
fJhihpplOI! ls lancll. .iRd 2 ~1s
lers Mr~ Ram.I) Slc\\cirl or
AnahC'1m Ca unrl Mrs
(;hl'r)'ll· Pnl'l' o r Yorba I.in
d a. (.'a FUnl'r al Sl'f\'ICl'., \\ill
be held on Thursda~ Sep
lt'mher 3, Hl!ll at 3 30PM at
Lomu \'is la Memor1.il Park
Fullerto n. Ca ~'lc,\ula\ and
11 E :-.; H y J E 1\ ;\ s () ;\ ' Aug ,,, IQll
helO\ t'<l hus banrl of I rt'nf'
J eanson and fat ht>r or
S u7.annt• Bodcnhoeft•r
Theresll llrown, Raymond
.)can so11. ll1tJ F uell lie
l'I~ Pul>llsl>tcl Or1"9t Coesl Dally Pilot,
PuClllJht<t Ora"9f Coe•I Dally Pilot, !>ep1 I, I, IS, n '"'
NOTICE OF INTENOEO TlllANSf'Elll HOME APPRAISAL SERVICE, 1 The lollowlnQ per~M •re dolnQ
NOTICE IS HEAEBY GIVEN llwll C•ne l Circle, Nt•OOrl Bu ch, CA bu>lr>Hll' Tiiis ladl"4tu I• conClucted by • <or·
PCH'atlon.
r '°' HARIOA LA Wl'4-MT OLIVf
Ir
lj
Mortuar)' • ~">ett>rv
Crt>ma1orv
1615 C.1'>1t?r Aw
Co~ra M11sa
540 5554
rtHCE H OTHiRS
H LL llOADWAY
MOITUAIY
110 Broaowav c os1a Mesa
642 9150 '
IALT1 & HRGHOH
SMIT~ & TUTHILL
WISTCLIFf CHA~U
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-9371
'1HCI 8lOTHUS
$MITHS' MOITUAIY
627 ~a1n S I
Hunhnqton Beach
536·6539
,ACfftC: ~llW
MINOllAL ,All
Ce1T11 tery M ortuarv Chao.I-Crematory
3500 Pac1f1C View Orivtr
Newport S.acl'I
644-2700
McCOIMK.:11 MOITVAalU Laouna Beach
494·9415
Laouna H11ts
168-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495 1776 c ~
Sep1 I. I IS, 22, 1 .. 1 3'1HI
PUil.iC MOTlCE
passed di\ ,1y arter ct long ill l'ICTIT10US IUSINEH
ness fin Frida~. 1\ug11~l 211. NAME STATIME NT
1981 ll r lt!a\ t•s a l sn 9 T.,. to11ow11>Q perM>n 11 001no bu•I
jll'Undr llllrlren llt• Will> ne~~~TON INTERNATIONAL, ltll
original!\ frnm Hn<;tol. Con Ma9f'o!I•, 1rv1 .... CA t7714
n ect1c u1 Jnd h e and h1i. Rlch•rd s Dev•on Jr 1111
famd) h,1\'c re"1dc•d m Cnslli Meono&te.1rv1ne,CAt21u M I.' r-. et ~ 1 n r e I 9 4 7 M 1 d 'tllla llu•l~s Is <onC!ucteCI l>Y •n 1n-l•llklal Jc•an~on 1l'l1rcd R \t'!HS ago R1c1w1rdS O.vtqt1 J•
tr., rust ndtun at llorart• T111, ,,.,_,, wH 111..i •Ith 1111 Ensi~n School l'e" port ~ounly Clort or Or•nll<' County on
Beach St•rvices Wl'r!' ht•l(i 119' ze. '"' ""'"'
o n Tuesday. September I Publlsl>tcl cir.noe coal! 0111y Piiot,
1981 al R OOA)l at St Sept 1,1,u.n ,1"1 _...,
J oac h1mm ·~ C<1thol1c
C hurch. C'osta Ml's a . Ca
Cremation b~ The Ncp tunc
Society \s hes tu be s trewn
over the ll1J(h Sierra-.
PARKER
ALBERT E P A RK ER.
age 79. resid ent nf llunt
ington B e ac h. Ca Pass eri
away on Friday. August 28.
1981 in Garden Gro ve. C a
Beloved husband or C r ace
P. P arker, beloved rather Clf
A I len 1-: Par ker of T en
"'IUC NOOCE
lllCTIT10US I USINaSS
NAME STATUU~
Thi tol-lnQ ,.,_., II OOlnQ bus!· .......
EMERSON CUSTOM 80 4'TS, m 1
Gr.a LAnl, ~la MIH. CA ttt1'
PvflMll HlrG, l>Ja Ruu ell A¥9 ,
Chino, CA tl)IO Tiii• bull,_s I> tondu<led by etl I~
dl•ldvel. flrtston Htr<I
Tlllt 1tet-t Wet llled with ,,_
C-ly CltO of Or•n~ County on
A119 te, 1 .. 1
'169t4$ Pllbll"'9<1 Or ... Coast Delly Piiot, s."'. t. I, 1$, 22. , .. , ..,~,
f'ICTlnous IU$tN•H
MAM•nATIMINT Thi IOl-'no _..,. It dDlno llutl ......
PUIUC NOOCE
NOTICE TOCREDITOlllS
TO THE CREDITORS OF BILL V
THOMAS MEARS e nd ARIS
DARLEN E M E A PS ,
TRANSFERORS
E CS Electronic
C.lcUl•tor SerYlce
Wllme J, Gentry
Se<./TrM \
Thi• s1<tttmtnt wes tllld wllll ll'lt
Counly Clerk of 0ra"9f County on
"'1197'1•1 1'1"'71
Pvl>lllhacl Oren91 COIJI Oeily Piiot,
Sepl I, I, IS, n, '"' *1'41 Pur'4.wtnt to S.cllon• 610~ •n<I 4101 ot lhe Un1lotm (om..,.rcl<tl Coclt', you
e rt lltreby nol1flt d el lollow• PUILIC NOOC(
TlllANSFEROAS, ... et>ovt lo m••• .. 1-------------
lreM!e< to "" une1t;.io.-i buvtrJ. TRANSFEREES, In bulM •II or . JUI>
Jtanllel parl ol the meterlet1, sup.
pllH, ~-Isa °' Ofher lnYlnlor-y
llnd tQUlpmenl ol IMI ceri.1n rete<t
l!Of't k.-n •• OIMlto Gelltry, •II Of which 11 IOCll•d •I 1110 Wtrn ..
A ... .-, FOUll"ln Vell .... , County of
Oret191, Sttttt of C.llloml• •110I
T,.,. prtMnl nam• ot n""" ...a
buslnfts edartU•• of llw T r•nsltro"
end TrA'\Sfl!f'HI ....
9111y Tl\Omu Mtert •nd Arlt
Oerl-MeMS. lllO Werner A•en ....
Founl•ln Vellev, C•lllotnla t>70I,
Tr1n11~
Anlonlo Munoa •nd Rine A
Muno1, 1 .. 11 '8rlctoeport Rold, Tustin,
C11lll0<nlt .,._,, TrA'\sl•,...•
NS ... 1,
FICTITIOUS aUSINUS NAMESTATUlll NT rne to1•-1"ll 11e"o11 •• OOl"G bull·
ntu ts.
VITTI R E A l. E S T•TE
E .. TE R P R ISES, LTD., 40fl
MtcArll'lur Blvd., •110, Na.,port
Be.en, Celltornl• t1MO
Anll1ony M Vitti, 113 Ewnll>Q Sier
L•n•, Newporl Bt•ch, C•llfornl.a
t7WO.
Thi• l>usJrwu IS conduettd by en ,,,.
dlvl-1
Anll~W M Vitti
Tllll llll-nl WH llled with tlle
Counly Clerk of Or1n91 County on
4'119.26, 1•1 .......
Publl"'9d Or--ot c ..... Delly Pilot.
S.pt I, I, IS. tt, ''°' ,.,.._,, All ot/19< boo/l lNU ll•rnt• e nd eel
drlltft uWCI by ti. Tren"ero" wlthl~
ti,. 11\rW ,...,,, IMI OISI, lo lar U
kriown IO !hf Trantlt•HI •rt Nono l-------------
Ti.. bulk '"''"''' h to be consun'I· PUIUC MOOCE meted al 9vsl""t 0c>clorlunlly W0tld, t-------------
tS)O N Gr-, S.nle An•, Counly ol
0••"11'. Sllte ot C.lllornle, .,701, on
or •lie< Seoltmber JI, ltll
The 1 ... 1 dey lo tnlM C.lelmt 1., 1111•
eKrvw It S.111-ti, 1 .. 1.
Oat Id Auoust >4, 1te t
Antonio Munor
Rine .to Munot
Trensl•...n PVOlllhld Or ..... COlll Delly PllOI, S.plMIC)lr 1, , .. , ,.,, .. ,
l'ICTIT10UI IU$1NIU NAM• STATUlllNT
TM to1._tnu penon '' ciotno bull·
M UM.
COSTA MESA CMllllOPlllllCTIC
CLINIC, UM N_,,,,rt llvd., Colte
MIW, CA n•J7 ' $, It. Rvlllow11'l, O.C. CSteve11
Roneldl, tit...., Ruby A•• • l etbN
1ttenct CA '"42. Thlt llual~t ll c..wN<tee lly en ,,,.
dlvlduel • S. It. ltuu kowakt, o.c.
ncssee, Virgin ia Lakey of
New Me-cico. and Jamc!I I.
Parker of Florida Also s ur
v1vlng are l2 grandchHdren .
13 great·grand r h lldrcn and 1
~lster Pauline Moore of Ne"
Mexico f'neodti tntly rnll ol
Plerrf' Rrothera Smi ths '
Mortuary until 0 OOPM on
Tuesday. September 1. 1981
G r avC$lde services will be
con d ucted on W ednesday.
Septem ber 2. 1981 ut 2·30PM
al Good Shepherd Ct'm e tery
with the Rev. Al Jonsen o(
flclatma Plerct Brothers
Smiths' M ortuary dlrcctor1 ~6539
A. M rc•u.ev ASSOCIATI S, 1601
Doff $C Suitt 10 , NtWPof'I 8t~h. CA 1-------------'"'' •1•1emen1 -· 1119" •1111 ... C-ty Cll•ll of Ora .... C-1y °" .... , .. ,.., -l<llM• HMwiY l(elley, tot..,._...,.
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dlvl-1,
a 1<"9rf H l(tttey
Tllll 11•'"'"" wn 1119" with tt11
Govnty Clarll Of Oren.-Ce<IM\' °"
Aue.1' '"'· ,.,..,,
~ltlllcl or ..... CN•t Delly "'~• 5"t. I, I, IS, U,, t•1 ._.,
NOTIC• Of' N0tt-lt1S..o.1$llJ LITY
Nollet II IW ... by gr....,. I..., Ille ..,..
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0.Wf INI )1'1 AT Of AU9Vlt, 1•1
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DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS
M2·M78
DEBIN ENTERPRISES, INC . wt1oM t7t43 AMERICAN INSTANT PRINTERS,
busJMM -reu ., 1200 EHi Pk ltko Ttw Fklllloul BIW"41U N•mt .... 3'°1 -ltrly Pl.. Nt •port 8eKh, CA
A•tnut, Ana,.,.lm, C.llf0<nl•. Intends ,.,red to •boVt ••• lllt<I In Or-t2MO " to trtt1sltr lo EDWARD ERIC LANE County on AUQUSI 11. !tit Brl.,, MahOOd, 4 EuN rt, lr\11"41, CA
111 end GLEN ALAN BUSHWAY, Jemn8¥1onStnltll,lC.,,•1Clrcl<r '2114 w-lluslneu ecldrtU IS Unit I(, IUD Newport ee.c11. CA '7'6.J Gary H•w•, •O. S W•lnut St ,
S SVl\klll Strwl, An.,,.lm, Calllornla, Thi• _,,,.u we> c-ucted by .,. Ane,.,.lm, CA 97902
the lo!lo#lno ~Y now kKeted al lncllYklwl. r111i bu>lnt u Is conducted by •
Unll K, IU O s Sunkl•I Slreet, JemH Barton Sm llll ~,,.,., pet'IMrJhlp
Anehelm, C.lll0<nl1 All ttie tlOCll·ln-Tiiis si.-..1 wu lllt<I wllh lllt Brian M MahooO
1r1<M, men:lwlnelhe, 11 .. uru. equip. County Clerk of 0r•ll9t Counly on Thll st••-t w .. lllt'd •1111 IN
m41nl, (laodwlll, etlCI 1r-o1 11\et cir· A119 n . 1•1 Counly Cieri! Of Or•noo County on
teln bu>lneu llnown as "llLL CAL .. _,.. All9 u, '"'
SOLAR. INC ... Ind looted ., Unit It, Publl..,,.., Or-(OHi Dally Pllof, .. , .....
IU O S Sun,1'8 Str .. I, Anellelm, 11119. 2S, Sept. 11 I , IS, 1''1 • >114-11 Pul>ll>htd Orenoe c ... sl Delly PllOI,
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ty I> MjK1 to Comm41rc111 CoM S«-
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WllNn 1 ....... yU rs IHI PHI, SO fer -------------P1J8UC MOOCE
1 > kno wn lo lllt vn dtrllg ne d
trenJI-. ALL CAL SOLAR, INC. lwla Vied ,,.,. loltowlng adcllllonel bVsf,. neu nemn .,,., ecldr11Mt tM .. ..,.
"ALL CAL SO~A" at Unit F. It.JO S.
Svnlllfl Sir.et, A11e1111m, C.lllornl•,
e n d 1111 n em t "D E91 N
ENTERPRISES. INC." at Unit I', I.al
$. Sunlllta StrMI, An-Im, Cellfomla.
TIW Int-lrenll., Wiii be ~
summett<I on September II, "", al tile Office of, •ncl clelms tot debts ol the 1,-en1feror mey bt fllt d with
ll!l!l(MAN & OONLEY. AllOnllys .i Law, 1117' lrvlne BOu....,•rd, lklll• JOO,
Tu•lln, Celllornle. TM IHI cl<lte tot Ill·
lno clelrN lor delltJ of 1111 lf-t•ror h
S.,I~ 17, 1 .. 1.
Da141d. J -t, "" E-rd Eric L<llW 111 I Giff\ AIWI 811t,_O
Pub11"'9doOrenee COHI De lly PllOI, Sapttmller I, ltlO ,_..,
l'IO ITIOUS IU51NISS
NAM• STATaMINT
TM lollowtno oeuon• ere dotno
b\llllWU H '
R E llAfl L E M E S S E WG EA
SE RYICE , 20tl Bu1lnen Center
Orl\'I, • ICIO, I rvlne, Celilomla t211S.
AMr"' MKll!!I•, 111, e Riptide Court. NtwPOrl S.ech, Celltor"I•
tf.U Jeffrey MKll\11•, I RIPllCll Cour1, New~ 9-:11, Qellfoml• 'M),
'tllls t>vsln.u '' <Ondu<I" by • ---··~p ._.~.Ill
Tiii• lt~I w• fl ied with 1111
co11r11y Clerk of Or•l\OI County on
l'ICTITIOUI I USINISS
NAME STATIMENT Tiit IOllOwlnQ person• • .,. dolno
OUllMUH •
THE LIVERY GENTl..EMEN'S
TRADITIONAL CLOTHING, •I
SOVlh Co•'1 Pl•••. Coll• Mtu,
CelltOlnla .,. •.
Al•n Wayn41 Anoerson, Jl tl Sen·
11eoo. S...11 Ane, Celll0tnle t7l'Ot.
G•ry ErnHI l'lyn11, P 0 Box 7ts2.
M•mmoth l.Akts, Celllornl• tlS46
Tllll tl>Uslneo It (Ondu<ltd by •
91119111 Plr11'41Uhlp
Alan W Anderson
Thll 5ltl•"-I we• fllt<I with Ille
Counly Cletll OI O•tfl9t County o"-'uly All9. U , 1"1 ., .. , 21.1•1.
r 6 "tJ'On P\11111..,,.., Or ... eo .. I Delly Pl""-PullllJflef Or"'Ot C.,.,, Delly Pilot
Aut. ll, U, 5"11, ILi, l•t J1~l Aug, 11, II, U, Seclt. I, 1•1 )601 .. 1
MUC NOOO
f'ICTIT10US I U$1 NISS
fll-1 STATIMlfllT
Ti.. lollowlno ~"""' are ""'"°
bu•'-"' Al'O l lO S"RA Y IR S
INTIEfllNATIONAL IWESTIRNl. Im
Nt wPM l lWI., C.te Me ... CA "927
,.,. Artl l"-1 c;emper1y IM., I
Celli.trll• c.._111tft, tm N_,,
81...t,, °"" MM4. c;A .,.,,
Tiii• _,.,,,.H It CGtld\Ktotl 91' e ~er ,.,..lfllft. I
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lAGUIA BllCH /BDUTH COAST
Daily Pilat
TUESDAY, SEPT. 1, 19GJ
FEATURES 82
TELEV ISION 86
COM ICS 87
Does small business
have a gripe about
the new tax law? ... 83
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l
Sycamore· Hills sale looming tonight?
Newport development company could get go-ahead for $5.4 million purchase
Following a decade of stnfe.
four years of lawsuits, three
years or negotiations and a halt
year of haggling over details.
Laguna Beach City Council
members could give final ap-
proval for the sale of Sycamore
Hills when they meet tonight.
Final approval would see
Baywood Development Co of
Newport Beach purchase 62
acres or Sycamore Hills for $5.4
million.
And that, in turn, would ena-
ble the city to repay a major
Pickle
Circus
• coming
San Francisco's celebrated
Pickle Family Circus will be
coming to Laguna Beach Thurs-
day for a one-week stay to
benefit the Laguna Beach
Unified School District.
School Powe r , a private,
non -profit fundrai si ng
organization for the district, is
s ponsoring the rircus 's stay in
the Art Colony.
The tr o upe ha s been
proclaimed by San Francisco
Mayor Diane Feinstein as a
"truly inspiring combination of
live theater, comedic s kiUs and
mus ical talent ." A ll n et
proceeds from the performances
will benefit Laguna schools.
The circus wil I be set up on
the Laguna Beach High School
baseball field. There will be two
daily performances, the first at
4 p. m and the second at 7 30
p.m. until Labor Day
Tickets are now on sale at the
Laguna Beach Unified School
District office. 550 Blumont
Street. For information call
494-SS-i6 or 494-1580
Contrac t OK
for Lag una
improvem e n t
A Santa Ana firm has re<-etved
a contrac t for s t r eet and
sidewalk improvements near
Main Beach Park in Laguna
Beach.
The $103,592 contract went to
T .J Crosby Inc for reconstruc-
tion of the sidewalk, Improve-
ments to drainage in the area
and widening of Coast Highway
to allow for a future left-hand
pocket at Ocean A venue
Engineering, s urveying and
inspection costs bri~g the total
project price to $126, 770, city of.
fic1als said. The city expects to
receive $25.000 from county
arterial highway funds, and the
remainder is available in the
c ity's Plkb1ic Improvements
Corporation account.
That corporation was set up to
a dminister funding for Main
Beach Park.
Work is expected to get under
way at the end of September
with completion expected
around the first of the year.
Ser v ice h e ld
for Lag unan
Mr. Wilson
Memorial ser vices were held
'Monday for longtime Laguna
Beach resident Wesley Howard
Wilson, who died at South Coast
Medical Center Aug. 26 at the
age of 65. • A native of California, Mr.
Wilson moved to Laguna Beach
in 1922. He was a resident of
Three Arch Bay for 32 years.
Mr. Wilson was a retired
building designer and a veteran
of World War II, having served
with the 14th Construction Bat-
talion on Guadalcanal.
He is survived by his wife
Kay, daughters Karen Turnbull
of South Laguna and Marilee
Patterson or Oceanside : his
mother Mrs. Grace Wilson of
Costa Mesa; hb sister Louise
Chamberlain of Joshua Tree.
and two grandchHdren.
Mr. Wilson was a member of
the Community Presbyterian
Church ol Laguna Beach since
1930. Family members are re·
questing that donations be made
to the ~tore lhe Splendor Proj-
ect of the church .
portion of a nearly $7 million Rancho Palos Ve rdes for 1ts land buy nbout 60 acres of the pro-
debt owed to Rancho Palos in Sytamort• llills. perty near Leisure World for
Verdes Corp .. former owners of The company had wanted to development of 300 town houses
fhe 522-a c re Sycamore Hills develop homes on the property, parcel between Laguna Canyon but Laguna Bearh council mem But negotiations for the $5.4
andElToro roads. b t de ti f dt II million land deal became c rs s ea as y re us e o a ow A s uccessful t ransaction more than l~h es lo be de· s nagged in March when Rancho
would leave the city with about veloped op the t re 522 acres. refused to accept a subordinated
460 acres with which to raise the 1'he purch · · the city thrt>e note from Bay wood · wh ich meant the tirm would not ac-re malning $1.5 million owed years ago ended those lawsuits, cept the ri s k should the Rancho. but Laguna ach found itself'una· 8 ood Counc11 membe rs ended a ble to pay for the land. ayw venture go CinanciaJly sour flurry of laws uits and coun-That's when officials for
ters uits in 1978 when they Baywood Development Co. And now. six months later, Ci·
reached an agreement to pay st_epped fol'ward and offered to Iv Manager Ken Frank said
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Delly ,..... SUft -
A two-m1/lion-gallon reservoir under co11struct1on near Summit Dnue in Laguna Beach rakes shape a.~
"W_.Orkmen erect the sides of the structure
Irvine Coast state
land buy approved
State offi cials have completed
a $3.2 million purchase of 393
acres along lhe Irvine Coast,
land that is to be added to
Crystal Cove state park.
The acreage. owned by the
Irvine Compan y. is located
midway betwee n Corona del
Mar and Laguna Beach. on the
northwest side of the 2.398-acre
state park.
The three-member State
Public Works Board, meeting
Monday with only two members,
Adriana Gianturco, Caltrans
director. and David Janssen.
s tate director of general
services, unanimously approved
the purchase
According to an acquisition
program drawn up previously
by the state and the Irvine Com-
pany, lhe state had until Sept. 30
to buy the land for $3.2 million.
The price would have gone up
had the board not taken action
by that date.
The state park, which takes in
coastal bluffs. canyons and a
stretch of beach, has been put
together in three stages
In late 1979. t he state
purchased t,898 acres from the
Irvine Company
Last July, the Irvine Com-
pany gave 500 acres along Moro
Ridge to the state.
The third step came Monday
D [XSIC\TING STAT[ PARK
• NEW PURCHASE
O.lly ...... ~
LA.\'D f)f·; 11. Al'l'IW\'f;f)
/'roposl!d park aru11
with the purchase of the 393
acres.
An additional 2.650 acres will
be put into the public's hands by
the Irvine Company as it begins
to develop the coast area south
of Corona del Mar.
Although this land. west of the
state park, 1s to be dedicated to
Orange County. it is expected
the state will be a llowed to
manage it as part of Crystal
Cove state park.
Oriental fly found • in
R eser v oir
job ahe ad
of sch e dule
Concrete forms have been
poured in place for the bottom of
a two million-gallon reservoir
under construction in Laguna
Beach and work c rews ar e
erecting the sides of the massive
s tructure off Summit Drive.
The nearly Sl million facility,
localed adjacent to a smaller,
600,000 gallon reservoir, is ex-
pected to be completed by next
<;umm er, officia l s for the
Laguna Beach County Water
District said.
When completed. the giant res-
ervoir wi II provide additional
pumping and distribution
storage for the service area
-;outh of Laguna Canyon Road.
·•We're running about 21 per-
cent ahead of schedule." said
district general manager Joe
Sweany.
The $865.000 project is being
¢ompleted by KEC Construction
Co. of Corona . Funds come from
money set aside for the past
eight years for long-term capital
projects, Sweany s aid, and will
result in no rate inc rease for
Laguna's 7,200 water customers.
When combined with 20 other
existing reservoirs in Laguna
Beach, the district will have the
capability of providing a week's
s upply of water at normal
us age rates, without using
water from outside sources.
county
Insect less threatening than Medfly ; no spray seen
By GLENN SCO'M'
Of U. Delly "1191 Si.ft
While public attention has
focused on whether the dreaded
Mediterranean fruit fly will buzz
into Orange County, one of the
fly 's larger and som ewhat less
t hreatening cousins slipped in
instead.
An Oriental fruit fly has been
discovered in a county fly trap
in a Placentia orange grove, of-
ficials in the county Agricultural
Commissioner 's OH lce said
Monday.
The fly was caught late Friday
afternoon but the announcement
was withheld until researchers
in a state entomology lab in
Sacramento·confirmed the find.
said Leona~ Liekhus. chief de-
puty agricultural commissioner. 1
Although the Oriental fly feeds
and breeds on the same types or
frultl a nd vegetables aa the
medfiy -and is equally capable
of severely damaging about $900
mllllon worth or the state's
agricultural products -Liekhus
.
said it does n't pose the s ame
threat as the medCly .
The reason, he explained. is
because federal researchers
have produced a synthetic lure
that draws the male flies and
leads lo their eradication. The
chemlcaJ lure will be sprayed on
utility poles and tree trunks In
about 600 locations per· square
mile during the next few months
and should kill off any tt)reats of,
Oriental Cly infestation. Liekhus
said.
No aerial spraying s hould be
necessary. he added.
This is the 10th time since 1960
that the Oriental fl y has been
discovered in Orange County,
Liekhus said. In each previous
case, the chemical lwre, which
has a sexual attraction to the
male Cly, has succeeded In
eradicating the ln11ecls
·'That's why the medfly is so
much more difficult to control,"
said U ekhuR, who noted that no
Ruch synthetic lure bas been ~e
veloood to attract it.
.
tr# ~ « , 0 $ --w c t><Zd' M 0 C:: MJ t £ .. '.)
Although another s mall in-
festation of Oriental flies has
been reported in Claremont .
Liekhus said the fly found in
Placentia probably was brought
there in fruit carried from
Hawaii, where the Cly is fairly
common.
Among the "hosts" attacked
by both the medfly and the
Oriental (ly are oranges.
lemons,· grapefruit. peaches,
tomatoes, apricots. avocados.
figs and guava.
Liekhus said the Oriental fly
was captured in one or the coun-
ty's own Insect traps. It was
roond by a county inspector late
Friday during one of his usual
trap checks in the orc hard near
Alta Vista St reet a nd Al I
American Way .•
Althougn tnere are many
varieties of m es in Orange Coun-
ty, Uekbus said officials in his
office monitol' traps for five
varieties of dan1erous fruit
flies .
I ....
• Rancho hai. "in effect. agreed to
acct>pt the risk of s ubordina-
tion," should Baywood default
on its loan
Saying he 1s ··very pleas ed
with the way negotiations turned
out." Frank said he expects the
council to approve the final
agreement toni~hl.
"I never thought we would
come up with something this
~ood with e ither Rancho or
Bay wood," Frank said of the in
tense negotiations. ·
SAU: OK lJL' f."1
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Will building
ban halt 1 bring
permit flood?
When the building moratorium
1s Lifted m Arch Beach Heights
perhaps as early as next
month Laguna Beach officials
fear a stampede of property
owners storming City Hall for
building permits.
The building ban was imposed
by the City Council more than
three years ago because of limit·
ed access f or eme r gency
vehicles to the steep hills ide
community.
A mile-lonJ! emerJ!ency access
road linking the neighborhood
with the Top or the World com·
munity is expected to be com·
pleted late this month.
And that means the owners of
approximately 175 legal buildlng
sites within Arch Beach Heights
can apply for building permits
for new homes.
Before that happens. city of-
ficials want to insure a rash or
new construction won't clog city
streets with concrete trucks,
equipment and lumber, and
won't subject existing residents
to excessive construction noise.
increased traffic and dust.
Community Development
director Ron Smith has pre·
pared a r e port outli ning
measures by whic h the impact
of development 1n Arch Beach
Height!> can be lessened.
And council members will be
asked tonight to select a means
of phasing development follow
ing the end of the moratorium.
Problems fa cing the council
include the fact that most of the
building pads in Arch Beach
Heights are s ituated on steep
lots either above or below the
street level That roeans con-
struction crews won 'l be able to
park their vehicles on the sites
and off the street.
The fact that most lots in the
tightly packed neighborhood are
only 25 feet wide also hinders
parking and creates a noise
problem for adjacent neighbors
The planning report suggests
the area be divided into four
subsections. and that develop-
ment be limited to a few units
pe r sub-area, perhaps one proj
ect within a given number of
feet from any other project on
the same street.
Smith s ays at lectst 15 property
owners have expressed an in
te rest in obtaining building
permits once the moratonum 1s
lifted.
He said another 35 to SO prop·
erty owners might also seek
permit:. in the nt'.ar future
State appeals court
backed for county
SACRAMENTO -The state
Senate Finance Committee has
approved and sent to the Senate
floor a bill to base a state ap-
peals court in Orange County.
The bill cleared its last hurdle
at the committee level after
some last minute lobbying Mon-
day by both its author, As·
semblyman Richard Robinson.
D-Garden Grove, and state Sen.
John Briggs. a m ember of the
finance panel.
According to a synposis pre-
pared by the legislative
analyst's office. the meas ure
would create a new Oran ge
County-based division of the
Fourth District Court of Appeals
which now has divisions in San
Bernardino and San Diego.
John Davies, an attorney with
the state .Judicial Council,
angered Sen. Briggs by suggest -
ing there might be "cheaper"
alternatives he declined to
~pecify.
"We've been going to that San
Bernardino cow county for 100
years." Briggs fumed. "So
that's the end of your testimony.
Let's have the next witness."
At that moment. Briggs was
.,tunning the mee tin ~ in the
ilbsence of chairman Alfred Al·
quist. D-San Jose.
George Paras, Sacramento at·
torney. also expressed opposi-
tion to the Robinson bill that has
been strongly s upported by
Orange County government and
legaJ profession organizations.
If passed by the Senate and
s igned by Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr . the bill would permit
the locatiQn or fo ur appeals
court judges in the county.
Addition of 15 appeals court
judges statewide was authorized
by the Legislature during its
consideration of the fisca l
1981·82 state budget.
According to the legislative
analyst's office . about $220.000
will be required in first-time
costs 1.o outfit the judges with a
law library and office equip-·
ment.
The year-to-year operating
cost of the division, including
salaries of judges and s taCf,
would be at least $440,000. ac-
cording to the synopsis.
-By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
New Irvine hospital
proposals filed
By RICHARD GREEN hospital would be placed in a
ot ... o.t..,....,....., "health city" comprised of a
A Chatsworth-based organJza-cllnic, medical office building,
lion announced today that it has an ambulatory care pavilion, a
filed a formal proposal to build a health education complex. an
hospital in lrvlne, bringing to emporium or health-care related
five the number of s uch pro-services and a motel.
posals on file with state health "Ours would be a premier
officials. facility wlth national and in·
The Health West non·proflt ternatlonal appeal," claimed
foundation Intends to build a Rygg.
200-bed hospital In Irvine by , Health West, which operates
1985, said foundation Vice Presi-hospitals In Nortbridge, Van
dent Robbe RYI«· _ Nuys, North Hollywood and
Re said lhal by th~ year 2000. Pasadena, is t.M tat.eat orJanJu·
the roundaUon Inte nds to add tlon to flle a "NotJcce of Intent" three~" towers to the hospital, with the Slatewi"e Office of
lncn!!aslng Its size to 800 beds. Health Planning and Oevelop-
And, he added. the foUT·tower menl.
r C
a L Orongo Coast DAILY PILOT (ruesday. Septqmbor t ,.198 t
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Did players lose
resp ect f or Frey?
From AP dhpatches
KANSAS CITY, Mo The fir-1a ing of Kansas City Royals Manager
Jim t-'rey on Monday caught most of
the defending American League champions by
s urprise but for different reasons "'l never thought il would happen." second
baseman Frank White said after learning that
Frey had been replaced by former New York
Yankees Manager Dick Howser. "Melt if it was
gojog to happen, it would
h appen before the strike
··But we got new life
after the stnke and we had a
good road trip t 5 -4 1 I
thought if anything was go-
ing to happen it would be
O\'t'r the winter ..
The Royals. who won th~
1980 American League pen·
nanl in Frey's first season.
f'rey stumbled to a 20·30 start this
year before the players' strike and have
managed Just a 10·10 mark since play resumed.
f'rey had come under fire this season for
some strategic moves, and there was talk that
m any players had lost respect for the for mer
Baltimore Orioles coach.
"l think there's a lot of truth to that state·
ment," said Royals relief ace Dan Quisenberry,
a Costa Mesa Hi_gh and Oran,ge Coast College
product.
Quote of the day
"We want people we don't have to say.
'Sic 'em· to. They automatically bite. We
don't want barking dogs. we want biting
dogs." New Orleans Saints Coach Bum
Phillips.
Caldwell spoils Howser's debut
Rton Ogll'l~ 11lammed a two·run Ii hornl·r and Miit~ Caldwell notched
his lOQlh career vi ctory as
Miiwaukee downed Kansas City, S-1.
~po1hng thl' debut of Dick How1er as the
Hoyab' new manager . . Elsewhere in
American League action Monday, Steve Kemp
s mashed a two run triple and Kirk Glbaoo ex·
lcndt.'<i his h1ttmg ~lre1&k to 10 games with a pair
of singll'S as Detroit l'11pped
lhl• Ch1rat(t1 White Sox, 3·1
Owayn.-Murphy drovt.'
in four runs. three with :1
homer m the fifth Inning, and
Tom Underwood pitched 2~
1nnings of hille~s relief 11S
Oakland beat Cleveland, 5-3
tught·hander Dave Stelb
scattered seven hits · and
catrher Ernie Whltt 's
Caldwell squeeze bunt cupped a three
run eighth inning to give Toronto a 3·0 victory
Ovl'r Texas . Oscar Gamble hit his 10th
homer of the year 1rnd Barry Foote highlighted
a four run sixth inning with a two-run single as
thl' New York Yankees routed Minnesota, 7·0
Baltimore's Lenny Randle belted a two-out
homer in the ninth inning and the Mariners
\Hnl on to cd~c Baltimore. 4-3, to snap a 10·
gamt• lo:.in~ !>lrcak
Knight turns out lights on Montreal
Ray Knig ht's two-out ninth
inning single scored Ron Oester with Ii
the winning run as Cincinnati defeat
ed Montreal, 9-8, to tugblieh~ Na-
t iona 1 League action Monday night ..
Elsewhere. Jose Cruz's run-scoring double and
three unearned runs propelled Houston to its
f1flb stra~ht victory, a 6-1 decision over the
Ne\\ York Mets Dave Edwards knocked in
two runs with a homer and a
sacrifice fly a nd Steve Mura
pitched a six-hitter as San
Diego downed th\? Chicago
Cubs, 4 1 Mike Schmidt
hit his 23rd homer of the
year. a three-run shot in the
fifth inning , and Keith
Moreland followed with h1s
sixth as Philadelphia came
from behind to beat Atlanta,
Kniqflt 11 -8. stopping its longest los-
ing s treak since 1976 at s i x games ...
Su:.pended s hortstop Garry Templeton was
hos pitalized Monday for treatment of emotional
problems. the St Louis Cardinals said
Baseball today
011 thli-dull' in lrnseball In 1971!
P1tclw1 S111n111y Skwart of tht>
Uull1more Orioles '1.'l a rt.'<.'ord with st-ven
st1 a1uht :.trikt•outi. 1n h1'I first muJor
h•ul(ut• ~llllll' Thl' v1ct1m~ wc•re. in order,
Jorl(t' £.)rta . ('hl'I Ll'mon, Thad Bosll'y,
Mlkl' t'olbern , K1•v1n Bl'll, Cluudt•ll
Wasl1111.,;lo11 and C rct: Pryor Stewart
hu1 lt'<l lht· Orioll''> to u 9 2 v11·tory ovl'r lht•
Ch1cJgo Wh1h· So~
On this dulc 10 1975 .
In u 3 o vu·tory over Pittsburgh, Nt"w
York Met!> Jt't• Tom Seaver struck out 10
ball~r .. 10 tx·c.·omt• the fJn;t pitcher in ma
Jor leai:uc history Lo. post 200 or more
strihoub. for c•1ghl consecullvt• years
On th1s <.lute 1n 1906
The Philadelph1i:1 A's s<•or~d a 4 l , 24
inn111~ victor) over lht.' Ho!>ton Hed Sox,
tlw longe:.t game played to <1 dec1s1on 1n
Americ:m Leuguc history.
Today's birthdays
Ptuladt•lph1:i oul f1cldl'r Olirry Maddox 1s
32 Minnt•sotJ 1nf1l'ldcr Hob Wilfong is 28
King gets commissioner's post
Billie J ean King was named •
Comm1ss1um·r of Tl·am Tennis Mon·
day, bl•coming the first woman to
hold :-uch a Joh in professional sports. King, 37.
said the 11<.'\\ JOIJ will mean cutting back her
pl.iying '><'ht·dull'. but not ret.Jrement Dur
ing a Navy rootlnill scrimmage recently, one of
the standouts included quarterback Marco
Pagnarwlli. a Huntington Beach lhgh graduate,
wru1 was 14 of 20 passing for 152 yards During
the first half. in wh1t·h the Navv offense scored
fuur t1ml'~. Pagnanelli was 8 of 11 and scored
ont· of lhe TOs with a nine-yard run Olym-
Jlll' champion Steve Ovett pulled ·away tn lhe
home stretch to win the 800 meters 1n the
Amoco lnlerna(ional Games in London Ovett
produced the fastest recorded lime this \'ear at
1 46.40 . Sunshine Mary, the luckle~s filly
who becumc famous for ineptitude on Lhl' trnck.
died instantly when she broke her neck trying to
jump the inside rail in the first ract• at the
Calder rac·(• track in Miami
Television, radio
TV : Tennis U S Open Highlights. 11 30
p.m . Channel 2<t<.1ped 1
RADIO: Baseball Angels at Boston. 4 30
p m., KM PC <710 >. Pittsburgh at Dodgt>rs, 7 30
pm .. KABC '7901
I
Young Tars prepare for new league
Cochrane optimistic as Newport Harbor switches from the Sunset to the Sea View
By ROGER CARLSON
Of IN o.11, ~I ... Staff
The numbers don't appear to be there. not like
you would expect for a Newport Harbor High foot-
ball team with the season approaching.
The Sailors have three returning s tarters on
offense (quarterback Greg Selby started at
fullback and tight end as a Junior!, two returning
starters in the secondary, no more than 15 return·
ing lettermen in a 43-man squad and the lower
levels recorded marks of 4-3. 5-4 and 2-7 in 180.
Sailors Coach Hank Cochrane, however.
doesn't seem overly conei!med with the numbers
In contrast, he appears confident and organized as
he prepares his crew for duty in the Sea View
League. a distinct change in format for the long·
time Sunset.. League representatives.
"We're not an Edison or Fountain Valley.
which can turn out championship teams on the
lower levels year after year," says Cochrane .
1981 OUTLOOK • "But you'd be amazed at the development of some
of our personnel.
"WE HAYE DECENT SIZE and our work tn
the passing leagues makes me think we have a
passing game and a secondary that has come a
long way .
•· r don't think there are kids anywhere that
learn more in their sophomore season than they do
at Newport !Coach Mike Giddings > and there 1s
something else 1 think about, too.
"When we went lo the CIF Big Five Con·
ference semifinals in 1978 our juniors were from a
team that went 1-8 or 0·9 earlier. A year later we
were in the Big Five semis again when those kids
were seniors.
"Great records are fine for fres hman a nd
sophomore teams, but with a little reflection, there
are some other things lo be considered. like age.
maturity and several other factors ..
"We're goin~ to be a relatively young team, ..
League for the first time. the pressure of entering
as Mr. Big doesn't appear to be a fac\or. since El
Toro and Estancia a re the early season picks for
the title.
"To a degree there is some pressure on us ...
says Cochrane. "Some of the old-liners feel it'll be
a walk-through for us. But this league's top teams
are very comparable to the Sunset League's teams
with the exception of Edison and Fountain Valley.
"El Toro thinks it has its best team ever and
Estanica has a passel of juniors returning. Sad-
dlebock could be a real sleeper. I know they have
speed.
"Actually. this is kind of exciting. it's a new
challenge. The only team we've seen before is
Corona del Mar ..
COCHRANE'S STAFF is somewhat tentative,
too. although his right-hand (Larry Doyle) and
Tom Bazacas will be there. Also assisting will be
former head coach Bill Pizzica (defensive line and
offensive backs) and even ex-Sailor and USC
quarterback Gordon Adams is lending a hand with
the QBs.
"We're going to be a relative young team ...
says Cochrane "Some of our junfors are going to
have to strap it on and be ready early. We have
G r cq Se/ by Rob Berry
som e key seniors back, but in overall numbers.
they aren't there ..
The Sailors have scrapped the winged·T and
will b<.· 1n a multiple offense Defensively they're
sticktn~ with what has proved exceptionally suc·
<'essful 1n the past a 4.3
llc•re 's a rundown by position
Qt:ARTERBACKS Selby, a 6-3. 195-pounder
with an obvious hard nose (he was a linebacker
and fullback as a junior) is considered a major
college prospect by his coach. Nevertheless. Selby
enters the 1981 season without a pass attempt un·
der his belt. A s trong-armed. drop back right-
hander. Seib~ opened some eyes in the summer
passing leagues . Others available are Mike Wells
(5·11, 155jr.>. Kurt Schlegel (6-2, 175 sr .l and BiU
Brown 16·2, 190 Jr >. who is going to be seeing plen-
ty of action. but probably not at quarterback.
RUNNING BACKS Tony Swies~ a 5-11.
175-pound senior who missed his junior season
because of shoulder surgery. was a two-way
starter for the sophomore team and. along with
Jeff !'/ugent <5·9 160 jr.), appears to give the
Sailors strength and breakaway capabilities at
tailback Gavin Greely (6-3. 170 jr. )'is up from the
sophomore team to challenge Brown fo r the
fullback post Also here is Greg Jacobs !6-0, 205
jr.1
RECEIVERS Rob Berry 16-1. 170 sr. I a nd
John Barnett (6·0. 165 sr. I are obvious starters at
split end and flanker Berry latched onto 20 passes
for 288 yards and Barnett, a defensive starter in ·so. is the fastest (4.7 40) among the Sailors. Also
e~peckd to sec considerable action is Gil Ward . a
5-9. 150 pound junior who led the sophomores in re-
ceiving a year ago, along with Mike Van Drimlen
!6·0. 155 sr l. Herb Goss C6·0. 150 jr. l and Doug
Johnson <5·9, 150 Jr.I Scott Mahaffy (6-0.. 180 s r.)
and K~n Carr !6-2, 170 sr. l are the tight end can-
didates.
OFFENSIVE LINE Always a Newport
Harbor strength, the forward wall is bulked by
tackles Rick Deans (6·3. 195 s r. l and Dave
Cadigan (6·31 ~. 230 jr. ), guards Frank Sennes
'(5-8. 155 jr. l and Brett Hagadorn (6-3, 205 j r. > and
center Jamie Kitchens (6-1, 170 sr > Says
Cochrane: "Cadigan is big, but m oves like
nobody I've sePn here (5.0 40 >." Other tackles.
Two umpires receive fines
PHILADELP HIA <AP) -
UmiJres Nick Colosi and Frank
Pulli were fined by the National
League for an altercation with a
television reporter alter the
Aug. 24 game between the Atlan-
ta Brave~ and the Philadelphia
Phillies, it was disclosed here
Monday.
Richie Phillips. counsel for the
Major League Umpires Associa-
tion, said Colosi was assessed
• $500 and Pulli $300.
I
The run-in' among Colosi, Pulli
and Mike ForTest. a sports re-
porter for KYW-TV, resulted
from a rhubarb in the ninth in-
n Ing of the game . Phillies
Ma nager Dallas C reen and
s h o rtstop Larry Bowa were
ejected from the game by um-
pire Steve Fields.
Jn a statement t elephoned by
Phillips' office, Phillips said:
"Chub Feeney, National League
pre!iident. has today <Monday)
imposed fines against umpires
Nick Colosi and Frank Pulli in
l'onneclion with an a lleged
altercation with mem bers or the
media during a recent game.
"A fine of $500 was assessed
against Colosi and a fine or $300
against Pulll.
"An appeal has been filed w1th
the National League on the basis
that any actions take n by Colosi
and PulU were e ntirely provoked
hy lbe media.
Eric Lar'icn 16-1. 180 s r. >. Evan Everett 15-10. 220
jr 1 and Peter Vann (6·1, 170 sr 1. the latter a
lransfcr by way of Hawaii and Corona del Mar
Other gl\ards . Bob Perry (6-1, 171 sr.) and Shawn
"Curly" Culp (6-1, 205 sr . ). Bud Coberly 16-1, 180
1r . 1 is another center possibility.
KJCKJNG GAME Culp and Coberly are bat
tling for the right for No. 1, each 1s capable of con
linujng Newport Harbor's r eputation for a class
kicking game. ·
DEFENSIVE LINE Kitchens and Tom
Lucas !6·2. 180 sr ) are at the ends. with Cadigan,
Deans. Larsen and Hagadorn a lso available. Dave
Hacket 15· 10, 200 sr > and Culp ar e at tackle, with
Everett. Jas on Savisaar <5·11. 220 jr 1 and Vann
backing them up
LJN'EBACKERS Greely and Brown are tht•
outside backers, around Sennes. the offensive
guard. Other outside linebacke rs include Cobery.
Todd Peca !5 10, 155 sr . l, Carr and Bnan O'Dea
<5-11. 175 'r 1 Reh1nd Sennes are Jacobs and Bob
Perry
~•:CONDARV Mahaffy is stationed at
stron~ safety ! monster I with Selby and 8111 Perry
< 5-9. 155 Jr 1 also 1n the picture Berry is backed by
Nugent and Pal Gray (5-7. 130 jr. I at free safety
The corners are B.irnett and Jeff Conover ( 5·8, 140
Jr I. with help expected from Ward, Swies.
Johnson and Van Drimlen
v
BREAKING UP TWO Phi ladclphia .!'>
Mike Schmidt forces Atlant~1 ~econd
baseman Glenn Hubba I'd hif.!h off I he bast.•
spnihn..: his lhnm to first Th<' pl,i~ al
CM, N e wport . to1;1rn e y s set
U CI ' s Beatty in tourney
lh 110~\J\ltu I .. llANOV
01 ,,,. 0.11, ~11eo1 Sufi
f:ntr11.::. an• r1ow bl'mg taken for several area
gotr tournamt'11ts Including the Costa Mesa
Open. Cit., of "lt·\\ port Beach championship and
lhl• Analw1m City ch<.1mpionsh1p. among others.
Tht> ('11t..t11 Ml·~" ~ffair Cthe ninth annual) is set
ror &•pt I::! J:I 11v1•r bolh the Mesa Linda and Los
l.ng11:. l·our ~··s . a<•cording to chairman J oe
('ostl'l lri
Thl· ('o,ta !\k:.u t>vent 1s not only one of the
largest 1:150 c•ntnc:. an· accepted! but one of the
hl'ttt•• known tournam1.·nts in the are~. More than
GOLF n
$·t.OOO Ill prlll's arl' offered along with g reen fees
for both days. u day-long buffet on Sunday and
olhl'I' lt'l' Prl/l'S. Jll ror the $4() entry fee.
Pi.1:-.1 "111m·r., of the event include: 1973 -Jim
t:crn gl'. 1!17.i Scott Simpson:· 1975 -Larry
Collins . IH7fi l\cn Teel; 1977 -Jim Williams;
1!.178 C:1 ahum ('ow.in: 1979 Mark O'Meara;
<111d W!ftl Bmin Lindley v. ith a score of 134.
'J'hrel' c1f I ht'"l' former champions have turned
11111 1111·lud1ng Simpson, Collins and O'Meara.
Lindll•y ha:. bt•t•n burning up the amateur circuit in
('al1fon11a lhts yt.•;u· and could be a good bet lo re.
pt.•ul J:. d1Jmpiun lht' first to accomplish such a
fc•;1I
<'nm1H·t1twn 1s 1n the ch.imp1onsh1p flight
al1111g v.ith IH1nd1('ap flights 5·9. 10·13 and 14·18.
Any play1•r with a handicap above 18 will have to
play to thal l1gure
Co:.t<'llo <•:.llmalt•s that some 80 men's a nd
\\Umt.'n .., (.')uh m(.•mb1·rs \•oluntecr their services to
hl'lp run 1h1· t·n·nt c:Htcwntly with scoreboards and
11L hc:r anwr11l11•s • • • TllF. '\'.EWPORT BEACH event is more of an
l"H·l11s1vt• t·ornpt-t1twn <1nd i!> limited to residents of
lh;Jt l'lty 111 membt?rs of the Big Canyon or Irvine
< 'oti:.l tount I',\ l' I uh~ It 1s :.i one-day affair (Sept.
211 with :i I o' l'lot.•k shotgun start at Irvine Coast
( '(.
Thl·n· "111 IJl' a low gros:. champ1onsh1p for
h11th ml'n and "omt.·n <1long wi th handicap flights
d1v1ded inlo r1v1· grnups The fi eld is limited to the
fir·st M4 playl'r" with a $40 entry fee that includes
,green fC't.'. c.•l(•c·tnt· ti.lrl. lunch. beverages and hors
rl o{•U\Tl'~ at th1• a" ards ceremony
Enlnt•s for this 11n<· "111 be accepted until Sept.
11 al 5 µ m !'or further information, contact the
n ly <it 3:100 Nt•\\ port Blvd .. Newport Beach 92663.
• • • TllE A!'\AHEl~1 TOt.:RNAMENT will be held
Sept 19 20 und "ill bl· staged over two courses -
\nahc1m Municipal and Anaheim Hills. A fi eld of
about :>.110 '" cX(H!l'lt•d for this one with a purse or
$:1,1100
ThE> frt• for lhl' An.ihe1m tourney 1s also $40
\\1th cnln dearll11H.' on Sept 9 For further in-
formal11111 conli.ll'l c·1ther course or call Larry
M arg1son <1fl er 7 <•l night at 892 2029. • • • L'C In 10<: g1Jlft·r David Beatly. a senior, is
playing ttus >At'l'k in the l ' S Amateur tourney in
San FranC'1~co lkalt,\ wa~ the top qualifier in the
Suutht·rn l'al !l.L!L'l 1onals He's from Mission Viejo • • • Wiil·:~ 'fHt: I.OS COYOTES senior division
l'lass1c I" prc·M·nll'd "1th the Southern California
Open ~m· 5 8. th<.· group will be headed by Sam
Snead Tht•rl' an· 15 :.cniors who will compete in
lhe evc•nl "1th ::i purse of s:ro.ooo. Each partici·
panl must ha\'l' \H>n one maJor title to qualify for
lht· l'ompt·l1l111n
Alrl•ad\ l'on(1rml'd to play are Billy Casper,
50. lhl' IH59 a nd 19f'lf'i l ' S . Open champion He won
51 lournarnt•nt:. in ht!\ PGA career .
Gl'nt' l.1lll<'r. 51. the 1961 US Open winn~r
"ho >Aon 2\l tournaments, Jerry Barber. 65. the
1961 PG1\ champion . the same year he was player
of thl' ,\ca1. J ack fleck. 59, the 1955 U.S. Open
c·hamµ1on Doug For<!. 59. the 1955 PGA champion
and tht• 1957 :\1Jstcr~ winner
Roh C:oa~ 52. lht• 1968 Master winner: and
l.1 om•I llcherl. 53. the 1957 PGA champ Bob
Ho:.bur~. S.t,. the 1959 PGA champion :
Tht• Balance of the field will be announced
laler with all 15 pl.iyers assured of at least $1.000
1n ·pnL<' moot'.\. according to tournament director
Doug Finley ----
.,._...,_
lowt-•cf tl'ammat<.· Kc•tth Morel ancf to b(•
sufL'. thus avoiding a clouhlt> plu~· The
Phillil':-. c-.1mt> buck to beat thl' Hnn·cs in
~tuncftt~ ..., l'ontC' .... t. 11 R
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Daily Piiat
TUESD~V, SEPT. t, 1981
FEATURES 82
TELEVISION 86
COMICS 87
Does small business
have a gripe about
IRVINI the new tax law?. .B3
'
Sycamore HiJls sale looming tonight?
N eW[)ort dev;'pment company could get go -ahead ./ or $5.4 million purchase •
fo'ollowing a decade of stri(e. porltcm of a m•arly $7 m1l11on Hnncho Palos V<.'rde~ (01• 11!. land buy about 60 acs es of the pro Rancho ha~ "tn effect. agreed to
four years of lawsuits. three d eht owed to Rancho Palos in Sycamore lltlb perly near Leisure World for acceµt lhc risk of s ubordina -
years of negotiations and a half Verdes Corp .. former owner~ of The company had wanted to <kvl'loµm ent of 300 town houses lion," should Bay wood default
year of haggling over details\ the 522· acre Sy ca more H1l ls dcvc.>lop tu>mcs on the proµerty. But negotiations for the $5.4 on 1~ loan.
Laguna Beach City Counci parcel between Laguna Canyon but Laguna Beach council mem million land deal becamt> Saying he is "very pleased
members could give final ap-a nd ~I Toro roads bcrs steadfastly refused to allow snagged m Mart'h when Rancho with the way negotiations turned
proval for the sale of Sycamore A s uc ces~f ulo transat'tion more than l50 homes lo be de refused to accept a subordinated out," Frank said he expects lhe
Hills when they meet tonight \\ould leave thf' city with about veloped on the entire 522 acres. note from Bay wood. which council to appr ove the final
Final a pprova l would see 460 acres with which-to raise the \ The pur<'hasc by the tlly three meant th<' fi rm would not ac-agreement tonjJ:(ht
Ha ywood Deve lopment Co of remaming Sl 5 million owed years ago ended those lawsuits, ce pt t he r i s k s hould the
Newport Beach purchase 62 Rancho. ~ but Laguna ach found itself una Haywood venture go financttilly "I never thought we would
acres of Sycamore Hills for $5.4 Council members · ~nd etl a ble to pay for the land. sour come up with something this
million. flurry of lawsuits and coun-Th<.1t 's "'hen officials for good with e ithe r Ra ncho or
And that. in turn. would ena-t ersu1ts in 1978 whe n t hey Bay wood De v"lopmenl Co. And now six months later. Ci· Baywood," Frank said of the in-
ble the city to repay a major r eached an agreement to pay stepped forward and offered to ly Manager Ken Frank s aid tense negotiations.
SAU: ()K Dl 'f;.,
Sycarruirt! //ills /und
Airport
for all,
CAB says
Irvine Coast
parcel added
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ... O.lly ~ ... '"'" In a move it admits is prac-
t ically witho ut m eaning. the
soon -t o b e -defun c t Civ il
Aeronautics Board has ordered
t hat r outes be gr anted to all
airlines wishing to fl y out of
J ohn Wayne Airport
But as the CA B sees it, the
proprietor of the airport -the
O·ra'ng e Count y Board of
Supervisors still has the fin al
say on what airlines will or will
not operate out of John Wayne.
The so-called "Open Entry"
order Crom the CAB. handed
down Aug 27, says that "our
chosen action does not restrict
the legitimate exercise of the
county to control noise pollu-
tion."
In its order. the CA B says 1t
considered four courses of ac
lion in an environmental impact
report. ranging from granting
no new routes to granting routes
to any airlines that ask fqr thern.
Officials from the CAB say
they se l ected the latter
a lternative to enha nce competi -
tion by r emoving restrictions on
all carriers .
The order, in effect. m eans
t ha t any airline now can ap·
proach the supervi:.ors and seek
permission to fl y out of John
Wayne.
T he reason the order is seen
as not having much m eaning is :
-The CAB goes out of busi
ness in four months
Supervisors retain ultimate
say on what airlines fly out of
the airport.
"The CA B seems to be ad-
vocating open ent ry, but 1t
ctoesn't re ally mean open en-
try, .. interpreted Hobert Nut-
man. an attorney for the countv
Officials from the CAB agreed
with this analysis. adding that
the Airline Deregulation Act of
1978. a statute that essentially
removes the federal government
from the business of controlling
airlines routes. goes into effect
Dec. 31
When this statute goes into ef-
fect. it will do the same thing as
the CAB orde r give airlines
the right lo seek a ny routes they
wi s h subject to local restri<'·
lions.
Police group
pos t s r e ward . h. 1n1t-r un
The Irvine Police Officers As·
IRVINE INJURY ACCIDENT California
High,,ay Patrol offi cers inspect a ca1
drinm by a 16-year-old San Diego ~ outh
that crushed into the L'niversit \' Drt\'E'
overpa ss on the San Du~go Freeway Mon ·
cla~ night. The teen ager . who was not
o.lly ,._ -.., o.ry ""*-
named l>ecause of his agt•. was t aken into
cu~t <xl~ o n a c harge of felony drunken
clnnng His passenger .. Jo~c Guadalupe
Ctt\ l'l'ra. 20. of San ta Ana. was listed in
..,erious condition t oday at Tu:-.t1n Com -
mumty llo~pilal
Schools urge yes
• • on civic center
The Irvine Unified School Dis-
trict trustees are recommend·
ing that citizens s hould vote
"Yes" Nov. 3 o n an advisory
measure asking if the City of
Irvine should build a new civic
center
The trustees passed a resolu-
tion Tuesday night saying that
they support the idea of a new
civic center that might a ls o
house some school district of-
fices.
The school district has a need
for permanent buildings such as
a district administration head·
quarters. a central kitchen and a
supplies warehouse. according
to district officials
Such facilities could be !Mated
in the proposed civic center to
be located near the intersection
of Jeffrev Road and Barranca
Parkway. school districl of
fic1a ls say.
T h e pres ent Irvine Civic
Center at 17200 J amboree Road
is too small to house the growing
municipal bureaucracy and the
rity, therefor~. is leasing addi-
tional space.
Some Irvine city officials have
said 1t will be cheaper in the
long run to build a new c1v1c
ccnt(•r rather lhan to continue to
pay increasing lease fees
The school cl islrict curre ntly
leases adm1n1strative head-
quartl'rs and ware h o use
facilities in the Irvine Industrial
Go m pl ex· West.
City finance officers say that.
g iv en the restraints on
municipal finance mandated by
Proposition 13 and Proposition 4,
s uch jomt-powl•rs agencies have
cmcrJ:ed as an attractive way to
fund new c1 vir buildings
Boar d ca ndi dat~"s
na 1ne corr ect ed
The name ol a candidate in
the ln•ine limfied School Dis-
trict election on Nov. 3 appeared
1ncorrcclly in a Daily Pilot arti·
clc Saturday because of a typo-
graphical error
The candidate's correct name
1s Irving Marks. The Oa1ly Pilot
regrets the error.
Irvine d e ath
probe ~oves
to El Pas o
The Irvine Police Department
has sent an investigator lo El
Paso. Texas. in an effort to un-
ravel a murder mystery that
started last week with the dis -
covery of a burning body in an
Irvine orange grove
Irvine police Lt. Bob Lennert
sa id that the victim Eduardo
r,arcia Arevalo. 39. of San
Otego. a salesman resided in
El Paso befor e coming lo
California six months ago.
Police still don't know why
Arevalo was stabbed in the
heart. dumped near Sand Can-
von Avenue and Irvine Center
·orive, and set on fire His car
was discovered torched in Santa
An a around 3 a.m. Wednesday.
a bout three hours before his
body was found burning in the
grove.
Lt. Lennert said police have
no s uspects or strong leads and
arc still trying to piece together
Arevalo's barkground
socialion is offering a $1.<lOO re· ' Or • l fl } d
ward for information leading to. ien ta y 0 un the arrest of the driver involved
in an Aug. 18 fatal hit-and-r un
accident. association president
• in county
Doug Coffing said today.
Police are seeking the driver
of a silver or lim e green van
that stru~k Michelle Andrea
Lynch. 14, of 14 242 Utr illo
Court, Irvine. as she was riding
he r bicycle south on Culver
Drive fforth of Warner Avenue.
Miss Lynch died last Friday
from injuries she s uffered in the
collision.
Anyone with in formation
about the a~cident s hould con-
tact Irvi ne police Investigator
Mike Ogden, 754-3730.
Course pla nned
on r elationship
A weeke nd workshop designed
lo help couples bette r their ~elationships wil I be offered
Jointly by t he Oran1e Coast
YMCA In Newport Beach and
Coastline Community College,
Sept. U-12.
The works hop. open t o all
Orange County residents, costa
$3. For more ln!ormatlnn. call 642-9990
... ·-.-.-..-...... ft
Insect less t h reat ening than Medfly ·no spray seen
By GLENN SCOTT
Of t ... Delly ~Nit SC."
While public attentio n has
focused on whether the dreaded
Mediterranean fruit fl y will buzz
into Orange County, one of the
fly's larger and somewhat less
threatening cousins s lipped in
instead.
An Oriental fruit ny has been
discovered in a county ny trap
in a Placentia orange grove, of-
ficials in the county Agricultural
Commissione r 's OHice said
Monday.
The fi y was caught late Friday
a fte rnoon but the announcement
was withheld unli 1 researchers
In a s tate entomology lab in
Sacramento confirmed the find.
said Leonard Liekhus, chief de·
puty agricultural commissioner
Although the Oriental Oy feeds
and breeds on the same types of
fruits and vegetables a s the
medfly -and is equally capable
of severely damaging about $900
million worth of the ~tate's
agr icultural products -Llekhus
said it doesn't pose the same
threat as the mcdfly.
The reason. he expl ained. is
because federal researchers
have produced a synthetic lure
t hat draws the male flies and
leads to their e radication. The
chemical lure wi ll be spr ayed on
utility poles and tree trunks in
about 600 locations per square
mile during.U.c next few months
and should kill off any threats of
Oriental fl y infestation, Liekhus
said.
No aerial spraying should be
necessary, he added.
This is the 10th time since 1960
that t he Orienta l Oy has been
discovered in Orange County,
Liekhus said. In each previous '
case. the chemical hire. which
has a sexual attraction to the
ma le fly. has s ucceeded In
er adicating the insects.
"That's why the medOf Is so
much more dirficult to control,"
said LI khus. wbo noted that no
s uch synthetic lure has been de·
veloi>ed to attroct ll.
Afthough another s mall in
fcstation of Oriental flies has
been reported in Claremont.
Liekhus said the fl y found in
Placentia probably was brought
th ere in fruit carried from
'Hawaii. where the fl y is fairly
common.
Among the "hosts" attacked
by both the medfly and the
O ri e ntal fly are oranges.
lemons. grapefruit, peaches.
tomatoes. a pricots, avocados.
figs and guava.
Liekhus said the Oriental n y
was captured in one of the coun-
ty's own insect traps. It was
found by a county inspector late
f'riday during one of his usual
trap checks In the orchard near
Alta Vi s ta Street and All
American Way.
Altho u i n t ne r e are man1
varieties or m~ in Orange Coun-
ty. Liekhus said otncials in bis
orticc monitor traps for rive
varieties of dangerous fruit me.,.
to state park
State officials have completed
a $.1.2 m illion purchase of 393
a cres along the Irvine Coast ,
land tha t is to be added to
Crystal Cove stale park.
The acreage, owned by the
I rvine Company. is located
m idway be tween Corona del
Mar and Laguna Beach, on the
northwest s ide of the 2,398-acre
state park
The three -m e&ber State
Public Works Board. meeting
Monday with only two members.
Adriana Gianturco. Ca ltrans
directo r, a nd David Janssen.
s tale director o f gen e ral
services. unanimous ly approved
the purchase
According to an acquisition
program d rawn up previously
by t he state and the Irvine Com-
pany. the state had until Sept. 30
to buy the land for $3.2 m illion
The price would have gone up
had the board not taken action
by that date.
The state park, which takes in
coastal bluffs. canyons and a
s tretch of beach, has been put
together in three stages.
In late 1979, the state
purchased 1,898 acres from the
Irvine Company
-Last J uly, the Irvine Com-
pany gave 500 acres along Moro
Ridge to the stale
The third step came Monday
NEWPORT BEACH -
D EXSISTING STAT[ PARK
• NEW PURCHASE
0.11,~ ... ,.,..,
LA.\'D 1)1-.:AL 4/>f'HO\'f;f)
J>ropos"d park area
with the purchase of the 393
acres
An additional 2,650 acres will
be put into the public's hands by
the Irvine Company as it begins
to develop the coast area south
of Corona del Mar
Although this land, west of the
state park. is to be dedicated to
Orange County, it is expected
the state will be allowed to
manage i\ as part of Crystal
Cove state park
State appeals court
backed for county
SACRAMENTO -The state
Senate Finance Committee has
approved and sent to the Senate
floor a bill to base a state a p-
peals court in Or ange County.
The bill cleared its last hurdle
at the committee level after
some last minute lobbying Mon ·
day by both its a uthor, As-
semblyman Richard Robinson.
D·G arden Grove. and state Sen .
John Briggs, a member of the
finance panel.
According to a synposis pre-
pared by the l e gislative
analyst's office. the measure
would create a n ew Orange
County-based division of the
Fourth District Court of Appeals
which now has divisions in San
Bernardino and San Diego.
John Davies. an attorney with
the st a t e Judicial Council,
• angered Sen. Briggs by s uggest-
ing there might be "cheaper"
a lternatives he declined to
specify
.. "We've been going to that San
Bernardino ('OW county for 100
years." Br iggs fumed "So
that's the end of your testimony.
Let's have the next witness ...
Al that moment, Briggs was
_running the m eeting in the
absence of chairma n Alfred Al-
quist, D-San J ose
George Paras. Sacramento at-
torney. also expressed opposi·
lion to the Robinson bill that has
been strongly s upported by
Orange County government and
legal profession organizations.
... If passed by the Senate and
~i gned by Gov. Edm und G.
Brown Jr .. the bi ll would permit
the location of fou r appeals
court judges in the county
Addition of 15 appeals court
judges statewide was authorized
by the Legislature during its
consideration of t h e fiscal
1981-82 slate budget
-R11FREDERICK SCHOEMEHI..
UCI radio station.
• back on airwaves
UC Irvine's student radio sta-
li o n r e turn e d to t he FM
airwaves today. m ore than
five months after it was booted
off the air t)y a Santa Monica
radio s t ation that upped its
broadcast power.
The Federal Communications
Commiss ion has granted a fre-
quency change to 10-watt non·
commercial KUCI, thereby fr~
lng it Crom the transmission
blockage caused by KCRW in
Santa Monica .
People in Irvine and some por-
tion s of surroundina com·
munities s uch as Costa Mesa,
Santa Ana and Newport Beach
now are able to hear KUCI at
,88.9 on lhe FM radio dial.
for all but a ban.dful of
listtnera. KUCJ hH bffn off the
alr slnff March 14. Tbat'a when
. •
KCRW, which shared a broad-
cast frequency with KUCI. in-
creased its effective broadcast po,wer b y m oving It s.
transmission location site in the
Sa.ita Monica Mountains.
The move was sanctioned by
FCC regulations, which, sinc4t
1978, have held that small sta-
tions such as KUCI are not pro-
tected Crom interference by
la rger stations that decide t.<>
boost power. •
In J uly 1980, prior to KCRW'a
power increase. KUCI peUtlone4
the FCC for a frequency change.
which was finally granted la!(l
month.
KUCl ls supported by stude~
fe~a. Begun ln 1969, the staUoo
fe'Uures music ran1ing trom
rock·and·roll to claaslcal. n abh
offers p~llc affairs progra,nc
ming and news. I
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IRVINI
Dally Pilat
TUESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1981
FEATURES 82
TELEVISION 86
COMICS 87
Does sma~l business
have. a gripe about
the new tax law? ... B3
Sycamore HiJls sale looming tonight?
Newport development company could get go-ahead for $5.4 million purchase
Following a decade of strife,
four years of lawsuits. three
years of negotiations and a half
year of haggling ~ver detail~t
Laguna Beach City Councu
members could give final ap-
proval for the sale of Sycamore
Hills when they meet tonight.
Final a pproval would see
Baywood Developme.nt Co of
Newport Beach purchase 62
a cres of Sycamore Hills for $5.4
million
And that, in turn. would ena-
ble the citv to repay a major
Airport
for all,
CAB says
By STEVE MARBLE
Of , ... O.Uy Pl ... St.ff
In a move it admits is prac-
tically without m eaning, the
soo n -t o -b e -d e fun c t C ivil
Ae ronautics Board has ordered
that routes be gr a nted to all
airlines wishing to fl y out of
J ohn Wayne Airport.
Bu\ as the CA B sees it, the
proprietor of the airport the
O range County Bo ard of
Supervisors still has the final
say on what a irlines will or will
not operate out of John Wayne.
The so-called "Open Entry"
order from the CAB. handed
down Aug. 27. s ays that "our
chosen action does not restrict
the legitimate exercise of the
county to control noise pollu-
tion."
In its order, the CA B says it
considered four courses of ac-
t ion ·in an environmental impact
r eport, ranging from granting
no new routes to gr anting routes
to any airlines that ask for them.
Officials from the CAB say
t h ey se lec t e d t h e l a tte r
alternative to enhance competi-
tion by removing restrictions on
dll carriers.
The order. in effect, means
that any airline now can ap-
proach the s upervisors and seek
· permission to fly out of Jolm
Wayne.
The reason the order is seen
as not having much meaning is :
The CAB goes out of busi-
ness in four months .
Supervisors rt'tain ultimate
s ay on what a irlines fly out of
t he airport.
"The CA B seems to be ad-
vocating open entry. b ut it
doesn't really mean open en-
1 ry ... interpreted Kobe rt Nut-
m an. an attorney for the county.
Offi cials from the CAB agreed
with this analysis, adding that
the Airline Deregulation Act of
1978, a statute that essentially
r emoves the federal government
from the business of controlling
airlines routes. goes into effect
Dec. 31.
When this statute goes into ef-
fect. it will do the same thing as
the CAB order -give airlines
the right to seek any routes they
wish ~cl to local reslric -
t i~
Pol.ce group
posts reward
in hit-run
The Irvine Police Officers As-
sociation is offering a Sl,000 re-
ward for information leading to ,
the arrest of the driver involved
in an Aug. 18 fatal hit-and-run
accident, association president
Doug Coffing said today .
Police are seeking the driver
of a s iJ ver or lime green van
that s truck Mich elle Andrea
Lynch, 14 , of 14242 Utrillo
Court. Irvine, as she was riding
he r bicycle s outh on Culver
Drive north of Warner Avenue.
Miss Lynch died last f'Mday
from injuries she suffered in the
collision.
Anyone with information
about the accident should con-
tact Irvine police Investigator
Mike Ogden. 754-3730.
.... Coor e planned ~
on relationship
f.. weekend works hop designed
to help couples better their
relationsh ips wlll be offered
Jointly by the Orange Coast
YMCA in Newport Beach and
Coastline Community College,
Sept. 11-12 .
The workshop, open to all
Orange County residents, costs
S3. Por more lnlorm1Unn, call
642-9990.
portion of a nearly $7 million
debt owed to Rancho Palos
Verdes Corp., former owners of
the 522 ·acre Sycamor e Hills
parcel between•Laguna Canyon
and El Toro roads.
A s uccess ful t ra nsactio n
would lea ve the city with about
460 acres with which lo raise the
remaining $1.5 million owed
Rancho.
Council m e mbe rs ended a
fl urry of laws uits and coun·
tersuits in 1978 when they
reached an agreement to pay
Rancho Palo!:> Verdes for its land
in Sycamore Hills
T he company had wanted to
develop homes on the property.
but Laguna Beach council mem
bcrs steudfastly refu sed to allow
more thun 150 homes to be de
veloped on the entire 522 acres.
The purchase by the city three
years ago ended those laws uits,
but Laguna ach found 1tse)f una
ble to pay fo r the land.
T h at's when officials for
Baywood Develo pm e nt Co
s tepped forward and offered to
bu~ about 60 acre!:> or lilt' pro-
perty near Leisun• World for
development of 300 town houses.
But negotiations for the S5 4
mill ion l a nd deal beC':l tn t'
snagged in March when Rancho
refused to accept a subordinated
note fro m Bay wood . whic h
meant lhf' firm would not ac-
ce p t th e r isk s ho uld the
Baywood venture go financially
c;our ·
And now, s ix months later, Ci
Ly Manager Ken f"rank said
IRVINE INJURY ACCIDENT Ca l iforn~a
Hi!!h Wc.t.'' Patrol o ffi cers ins pect <1 car
dri\'cn by a 16-year -old San Diego .''Out h
tbat t rashed into the l"nivers it \' Dr 1 \'c ovt!rpa~~ on the San Diego P're('way ~ton
O<l.' nig ht. The teen -ager . who wa ~ n ot
o.lly -_ __,Gert·--
named bect1usc of h is a ge. was take n into
cus ttxly on a cha r ge of fe lony drunkl'n
d riving. His passenger . Jose Guadalupe
Ca\T<.'ra. 20. of Santa Ana. \.\a.., listed in
-.,enou~ condition today at Tu~t an Com
munity Ho:;pjt a L
Schools urge yes
• • on civic ce1iter
The Irvine Unified School Dis-
trict trustees are recommend-
ing that citizens s hould vote
"Yes" Nov 3 on an advisory
measure asking if the City of
Irvine• should build a new civic
center
The trustees passed a resolu·
lion Tuesday night saying that
they support the idea of a new
civic center that might a lso
house some school district of-
fi ces.
The school district has a need
for ~rmanent buildings such as
a district administration head-
quarters. a central kitchen and a
supplies warehouse. according
to district offi cia ls
Such facilj.ties could be located
in the proposed civic center to
be located near the intersection
of Jeff rey Road and Barranca
P a rkway. s chool di s tr ict of-
ficials say.
T he prese.ri t Irv ine Civic
Center at 17200 J a mboree Road
is too small to house the growing
municipal bureaucracy and the
city, therefore, is leasing addi·
tional s pace.
Some I rvinC' city off1<-1a ls have
said it will be cheaper in the
long run to build a new rivic
t•cnter rather than to continue to
pay increasing lease fees
The school dis trict currently
le a ses admin1s trat1ve head
q u a r t e r s and war e h o u s e
fadlities an the Irvine Industrial
Complex West
City finance officers say that.
g iven the res t r ai n t s on
municipal finance m andated by
P ropos ition 13 and Proposition 4.
~uch joint power~ agencies have
t•mergt•d as an attractive way to
fund new <.'ivic buildings
Board candidate's
nanu~ corrected
The na me ol a candidate in
the Irvine Unified School Dis
l rict election on Nov. 3 appeared
incorrectly in a Dail~ Pilot arti-
cle Saturday bC'cause of a typo
graphical error
The candidate 's correct namt•
1:. Irving Marks The Daily Pilot
regrets the error
Oriental fly found • in
Irvine d e ath
prob ~ moves
to EI Paso
The Irvine Police Department
has sent an investigator to El
Paso. Texas, in an effort to un-
r avel a murder mystery that
st arted last week with the dis-
co,·cry of a burning body in an
I rvane orange grove
Irvine poli ce Lt Bob Lennert
s aid that the victim -Eduardo
G a r cia Are v alo, 39. of San
Diego, a sa lesman resided in
E I Pas o befo r e co m ing to
California six months ago
Police sta ll don't know why
i\revalo was s ta bbed in the
heart. dumped near Sand Can·
yon /\venue and Il'vine Center
Drive. and set on fi re. His car
was discovered torched in Santa
Ana around 3 a.m . Wednesday,
a bout three hours beCO're his
budy was fo und burning in the
grove
LL Lennert s aid police have
no suspects or strong leads and
are still trying to p1ec~ together
/\r t'valo's background.
county
Insect less threatening t h an Medfly; no spray seen
By GLENN SCOTT
Of tt1e Delly Pl ... St.ff
While public atte ntion has
focused on whether the dreaded
Mediterranean fruit fly will buzz
into Orange County, one of the
fly's larger and somewhat less
threatening cousins s lipped in
instead.
An Oriental fruit fly has been
discovered In a county fly trap
in a Pl acentia orange grove. of-
ficials in the county Agricultural
Commissione r 's Office said
Monday.
The fly was caught late Friday
afternoon but the announcement
was withheld until researchers
in a state entomology lab in
Sacramento confirmed the find.
s aid Leonard Liekhus, chief de-
puty agricultural commissioner.
Although the Oriental Oy reeds
and breeds on the s ame types o(
lruits and vegetables as the
med.fly -and Is equally capable
or severely damaging about $900
million worth of the state's
agricultural products -Uekhus
said 1t doesn't pose lhe same
threat as the medfly
The reason, he explained. is
because fed eral researche rs
have produced a synthetic lure
that draws the male flies and
leads to their eradication. The
chemical lure will be sprayed on
utility poles and tree trunks in
about 600 locations per square
mile during the next few months
and should kill orr any threats of
Oriental fl y inf est at ion. Liekhus
said ....
No aeria l spraying should be
necessary, he added.
This is the 10th time si nce 1960
that the Oriental fly has been
discovered in Orange County.
Liekhus said. In each previous
case, the chemical lwre, which
has a sexual attraction to the
male fly. has s ucc eeded in
eradicating the Insects.
"That's why the medny ls so
much more difficult. to control,"
said Lielthu.'!, who noted that no
!iUch synthetic lure has bee.n de·
velol>ed to llttract It.
Aithough another small in·
festation of Oriental fli es has
been reported in Claremont.
Liekhus s aid the fl y found in
Placentia probably was brought
there in fruit carried from
Hawaii. where the fly is fairly
common.
Among lhe "hosts'' attacked
by both the medfly and the
Oriental fly are o ranges.
le m ons, grapefruit. peaches .
tomatoes. apricots. avocados.
figs and guava .
Liekhus s aid the Oriental fly
was captured in one of the coun-
ty's own Insect traps. 1t was
found by n county inspector late
i''riday during one of bis usual
trap checks in the orchard near
•A I ta Vis la Stre et a nd All
American Way.
Althouan t he re are many
varieti~ or mes in Orange Coun·
ty, Liekhus said officials lo his
office monitor traps ror five
vari~lies o f dan,erous fruit
tues.
-rf
• Ra ncho has ··an t>((ect. agreed to
accept the risk of s ubordina
h on." should Bay wood default
on iLo; loan.
Saying he is ··ver y pleased
with the way negotiations turned
out,·· Frank said he expects the
<.·ouncil to a pprove the final
agreement tonu!ht.
·'I never thought we would
come up with something this
good with e ither Ra ncho or
Baywood," Frank said of the in·
tense negotiations.
SAU; OK IJL 'J.:"
Sycamor£· ll1/l'i /oml ------
Irvine Coast
parcel added
to state park
State officials have completed
a $3.2 million purchase of 393
acres along the Irvine Coast,
land that is to be added to
Crystal Cove state park.
The acreage. owned by the
I r vine Compan y. is locale d
mid way between Coron a del
Mar and Laguna Beach. on the
nort hwest side of the 2.398-acre
state park
The three-me mbe r S tale
Public Works Board, meeting
Monday with onl y two members.
Adriana Gianlurco, Caltrans
director , and Da vid J anssen.
s late direc t or of g en eral
services. unanimously approved
the purchase
According to an acquisition
program drawn up previously
by the state and the Irvine Com-
pany, the state had until Sept. 30
to buy tohe land for $.1.2 million.
The pMce would have gone up
had the board not taken action
by that date.
The state park, which takes 1n
coastal bluffs. canyons and a
stretch of beach. has been put
together in three stages .
In late 1979, the s tate
purchased 1,898 acres from the
Irvine Company.
-Last July. the Irvine Com-
pa ny gave 500 acres along Moro
Ridge to the state.' "
The third step came Monday
NEWPORT BEACH -
D EXSISTING STATE PARK
• NEW PURCHASE
O.lly ,. ... M-.
LA.\'[) DEAL A T'PIU>V J.: T>
Proposed park ar~tl
with the purchase of the 393
acres.
An add1t1onal 2,650 acres will
be put into the public's hands by
the Irvine Company as it begins
lo develop the coast a rea south
of Corona del Mar
Although this land, west of the
state park. is to be dedicated to
Orange County. it is expected
the s tate will be allowed to
m anage it as part of Crystal
Cove state park
State appeals court
backed for county
SACRAMENTO -The state
Senate Finance Committee has
approved and sent to the Senate
floor a bill to base a state ap·
peals court in Orange County.
The bill cleared its last hurdle
at the committee level a fter
some last minu(e lobbying Mon-
day by bot h its author , As -
semblyman Richard Robinson,
D-Garden Grove, and state Sen.
John Briggs, a member of the
finance panel.
According to a synposis pre-
p a r e d by th e le gi s lative
analyst's office, the measure
would c re ate a ne w Orange
County-based division of the
Fourth District Court of Appeals
which now has divisions in San
Bernardi no and San Diego.
J ohn Davies, an attorney with
the sta t e Judicial Council .
angered Sen. Briggs by suggest-
ing there rhighl be "cheaper"
alternatives he dec lined to
specify.
"We 've been going to that San
Bernardino cow county for 100
years ," Briggs fume d. "So
that's the end of your testimony
Let's have the next witness."
At that moment. Briggs was
running the m eetinl'( in the
absence of chairman Alfred Al -
quist, D-San Jose
George Pa ras. Sac ramento at-
torney. also expressed oppos i-
tion to the Robinson bill that has
been s trongly s upported by
Orange County government and
legal profession organizations.
If passed by the Senate and
signed by Gov Edmund G.
Brown Jr., the bill would permit
tJle location of four appeals
court judges in the county.
Addition of 15 appeals court
judges statewide was authorized
by the Legislature during its
consideration o f the fi scal
1981 -82 stat e budget.
-By F'REDERICK SCHOEMEHL
UC/ radio station.
• back on airwaves
UC Irvine's stuaent r adio sta-
t ion r eturne d to the F M
ai rwaves today. more than
fi ve months after it was booted
off the air by a Santa Monica
r a dio s tation t hat upped its
broadcast power.
The Federal Communications
Commission has granted a fre-
quency change to lO·watt non·
commercial KUCI, thereby rree·
ing it from the transmission
blockage caused by KCRW in
Santa Monica.
People in Irvine and some por-
tions of· surrounding com-
muniUes such as Costa Mesa,
Santa Ana and Newport Beach
now •re able to bear KUCl at
,88_9 on the FM radio dial.
• For all but a hendful of
Usteners. KUCI has been off the
•Ir sln~ March 14. That's when
KCRW, which shared a broad-
cast frequency with KUCI, in-
creased its effective broadcast power by movi ng its.
transmission location site in the
Sa.&ta Monica Mountains .
The move was sanctioned by
FCC regulations . which, since
1978, have held tl\at small sta·
lions such as KUCI are nOl pro-
tected from interfere nce by
larger stations t hat decide to
boost power.
In July 1980, prior lo KCRW'•
power increase, KUCI peUtion~
the FCC for a frequency chang-~
which was finally granted la.If
month.
KUCJ is supported by stude~
rees. Begun in 1969, the staUota
reatures music ranging tto.+
rock-and-roll to classical. It a1aO
offers public affairs program•
ming and news. '
·-··-· ·-. ·-....
• • Orange Coasl DAILY PILOT fT uesday. Soplombttr 1. 1981
Hinckley denied bail
Judge fears suspect in bid to kill Re a gan would fl ee
WASlllNGTON <AV> John
W. Hinckley J r .. awaiting trial
011 charges o f tryin g to ~ill
Prl•sidenl Reagan. was denied
his reque:-.t (or bail today by
federal District Judge Jiar
rington O Parker. who said he
felt Hinckley might flee if freed.
Parker said he weighed the
prov1s1cms of the tedf'nal Ua1I
Hdorm Act and round that
despllt• thl· uc:l 's pres umplwn of
rt.'lease in mo:;t non capital
ca~es. lhert~ are no t•ond1t1on:.
that would assure lhn<'kle) 'sap
ptoarant:c al his trial No trial
date has been st>l
Parker said ht' l'Onsldered
Major earthquake
hits Samoan Isles
GOLDEN. Colo. <A P > A
-major earthquake rippled
through the Samoan Is lands re-
gion in the Pacific Ocean late
Mond ay, the U.S Geological
Survey said today There were
no immediate reports of injury
or damage
when an c<tr'thquake registering
7 G hit the region. causing mmor
damage in Apia. capital or
Western Samoa, and triggering
a minor tid11l "ave at Pago
Pago. the capit al of Amencan
Samoa. Finley said
seve1 ul f:wtor'~ in makrntc hb de
rnuon. including
Tht· fad that 11 inr kh.•y 111
d1argl•cl With M!rlOUS CIOll Vl()((•nt
t·rtme~.
ThC' t>Xll•nsive mcdta cov-
cra~e of the shooting, which the
prosecution said could lead to
ttircats on llinckley's life
ll1ntkl~y·s backi,:round of
d r 1fllng !I round lhl' country
w1tjlout f1nanc1al resources.
llis mental C'ondilion .
Ills providing of false 1n
formation to police when arrest
t'd on iJ weapons possession
C'hurg1.• Ckt 9 1n Nashville. Tenn
· Aftl·r w(·1~hing thest• various
factors." P u rker said, "the
.tourt fcl·ls and C'oncludes that
ball should not be ~et 1n this case
and the lkfendanl should be con
fm£'d penning trial or this mat
le I
From Page A 1
OMy .... S--
\(t'11lf)('/ s 11/ tl1e Ora11ge County Alliance for Survival protest outside the Anaheim Marriott Hotel Mon-
du11 1l'l11/t> Southern Co/1forma EdtSon Co filed applu:at1011 for /ow-power permit at heanng held inStde
USGS spokesm;m Don Finley
said the "'1ake was~ recorded at a
preliminary mairtilude of 7.5 on
the Richter scale.
The epicenter of the quake
was not determined, Finley
added.
Th(' Pat·if1c Tsunami Warning
Center an llonolulu noted the
small wave at Pago Pago. but
s aid there was no evidence of a
tidal wave threat for the Pacific
Ocean KANI ...
From Page A1 Sp y Boyce
re turne d
to pris on
ONOFRE PERMIT. • •
Conv1cled spy Christopher
Bo) c•e was returned to federal
prison today following dism issal
11f an escape complaint against
l11m by the U.S. Attorney's office
1n I .A'>~ Angeles
Hoycc. who had been held in
!-.nohom1sh Count) Jatl in
Washington since being recap-
t urcd 11 days ago. was flown lo
t hi.' mt>cliccil center for federal
pnsoners in Springfield. Mo .. ac·
1·11rd111g to a U S Attorney
'P"kl•s man. ·
plained that they want the option
of moving ahead with fuel-
loading and some form of low-
power operation of the massive
nuclear facility 1f there are de·
lays an full-power hearings
•because of extra time needed to
resolve the quake issue.
L awyers for the utility. in
seeking lo appeal the board's
earthquake dec1s1on . s aid the
three member panel exceeded
its authority in setting such a re-
quirement on its own. The board
issued its ruling in San Diego
several we~ks ago during the
first phase of hearings
Nuc lear Regulatory Com -
mission lawyers cited the pre-
cedent·selting nature of th at rul-
ing. stating in a legal brief that
the board's order "could have
severe adverse impacts on the
timely completion of the licens-
ing process and could jeopardize
not only the orderly conduct of
this proceeding but of other ou-
going proceedings as well ."
Edison Co. consultants have
already testified that as yet un-
licensed reactor units 2 ;md 3 at
San Onofre -three miles south
of San Clemente -were built to
withstand the strongest earth·
quake considered possible in the
area. a quake of magnitude 7 on
an offshore fault system about
five miles from the plant Bo)<'t' ~as handcuffed as 'tie
lmanlcd the Washington State
P.1trul Plane at Paine Field late
I h1:-. morning in Everett.
Bo~ 1·t· wailed al the airport in
I ht.• h:.11·k seal of a car parked on
tht.• edge of the runway. talking
\\1lh hi s lawyer, William
I) o ugh l' rt ) of Tu st 1 n. Ca Ii f
Bo) C'l' hoarded the pl am• without
looking up
Cut-rate sentence
Pot /armer must help oldster s
Ill' doesn't wanl to ~o back to
1111-.on " Dougherly told re·
portc·rs <,landing in the rain.
'll's H·r~ s 1mµle . he's afraid 1f
lit• J.!11t."' hack lo prison hf.. would
dll' ..
Bo) Cl'. 28. has refused to eat
'1nc·l· bl·ing captured by U.S.
marshal~ outside a hamburger
... 1.md in Port Angeles. Wash He
l'~<·apN1 from the federal prison
~•l Lompoc on Jan. 2 1. l980
l 'pon his return to the custody
ol lhl• Aureau of Prisons he will
\I l'"llml' the 40 year sentence he
".1~ ..,<'rv1ng fur espionage
\lt•xander II Williams Ill,
1 l11l'f as~1stant L'S Attorney,
Jld toda} that the escapt> com-
pla1 nt was dropped · pending
further 1nv1.•stigation of possible
fedt'ral criminal violations ...
Williams said the escape
1·han.:t'. which carries a 5-year
sentence. could still be brought
.1gains t Bovee bv a federal
i.irand JU~ indictment
Hoyc1.• was convic·ted in 1977 of
't·lhng highly classified informa-
1\on dealing with U.S. satellite
..,urvl'illance svstems from the
T fl W Co of ·Redo ndo Beach
"ht·n· he worked from mid-1974
until 1976 cis a security clerk
H u g h es a ide
o ut on bail
VANCOUVER <AP1
Former Howard Hughes aide
.I ohn Me ier, who spent the
~ 1.•ckcnd in jail a waiting an ex-
~rad1lion hearing in connec
'ion with the 1974 s laying of a
\'ancouvcr stock promoter, was
rcl{·used after his family home
~n suburban Tsawwassen. val·
I.It'd al $190.000. was posted as
bond
; Meier. 47. formerly of
Nt>wport Beach. and two other rc n were indicted by a
Hlifornia gra n d j ury in
cbruary on firs t ·degree
murder charges in the stabbing
t;.leath of Wayne Alfred Netter in h Beverly Hills hotel
Meier, now a C anadian
·1U z~n. was arrested Friday.
ORAN~CbAST
VENTURA <AP> A judge
~ho says he likes lo hand out in·
novat1ve sentences has ordered
a restaurant owner to sell meals
al half price to senior citizens
for 90 days as punis hment for
cultivating marijuana.
Ventura County Supe r ior
Court Judge Steven Stone a lso
ordered Peter Knapp. 34. of
Mah bu. to advertise the hall-
price meals in a newspaper in
Santa Monica. where he has his
Japanese restaurant. .
Stone admitted 1t "is unusual.
but l kind of like innovative sen·
From Page A1
ANGOLA. • •
lerrilory between Angola and
South Africa.
SWAPO. or the South West
African Peoples Organization .
has been fighting a low·l~vel
bush war against South Africa
from bases in Angola and
elsewhere.
Malan said the South African
forces had "come across
Russian officers at SWAPO
f guerrilla) headquarters. Dur·
mg the recent oper.al1ons l>ome
of these Russian officers work-
ing together with SWAPO came
into contact with us ..
He s aid the South African
troops took a Soviet warrant of-
ficer prisoner. and that Soviet
officers were among those
k 1 lled
Prime Ministe r P W Botha
previously s aid the South
African forces a lso clashed with
the Angolan army. The govern-
ment has said Soviet soldiers
were st aying at SWA PO camps.
but that they fled at the ap·
proach of the South African
forces
Malan said ''beside these inci-
d e nts. providing indisputable
evidence of the Russian involve-
ment, an enormous amount of
Russian p ropaganda m aterial
was found in SWAPO head-
quarter areas, clearly indicating
the Russian aspirations with
southern Africa."
South Africa has claimed to
have killed a total of 400 guer-
rilla soldiers.
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All olher d•p•nment• 642-4321
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VOL. 74, NO. 244
tences, like when I ordered a
guy who set fire to a barley field
to spend a summer cutting
firet rails for the national Forest
Service instead of having him
waste time in jail. I'm s ure that
cured him ..
Knapp, owner of the Sushi·
Man restaurant and former road
manager for rock singer Joe
Cocker. was found to have
leased land in a remote area
near Fillmore in Ventura Coun·
ty. Narcotics detectives found 80
marijuana plants growing on the
farm in 1978.
Knapp's sentencing had been
de layed until last week while he
unsuccessfully challenged the
validity of a search warrant
used to seize the marijual'\a.
Stone said a more conven·
lional sentence, s uch as the
S l.000 fine and 700 hours or
donated labor to a public service
which a probation officer recom-
mended. seemed less attractive
than offering raw fish dinners at
half price to older folks who the
judge said ··are in a terrible
economic squeeze. especially in
pl(lces like Santa Monica ...
From Page A1
SEATS • • •
And Frizzelle would be ab1~ to
keep the Huntington Harbour ·
portion of Huntington Beach.
!low the fi nal deal will go
down is anyone's guess.
"Everything·s still s ubject to
negotiation right now ... Mrs.
Bergeson said.
Frizzelle was not quite as
diplomatic. Referring indirectly
lo Republican attempts to hold
off legislation until a more ac·
ceptable plan is produced, he
said .
"Ten years of philosophy are
involved in the decision on reap-
portionment. What happens to
one bill or another this year is
far less significant ...
To be sure, trying to predict
what would hap pen Monday in
the state capital building was
equally difficult.
From P age A1
STRIKE. • •
much as 48 hours a week, up
fr om t h e u s u a l 40 . said
Odenwald.
"It's not to be construed as an
easy chore because the job itself
is difficult." said Odenwald.
"But we're getting on well."
·The shortage of controllers
has nol meant a significant de-
1 ay in flights. according to
Odenwald. About the only reduc-
tion h as been in som e local
t r aining nights .
A spokesman for the Airport
Noise Abatement of Pice. which
monitors the noise level of com-
mer cial carriers, said there has
been no reported change In nolse
levels since the 11trlke began
In discussing t he situation,
Odenwald said the four air con·
trollers who did not strike cam~
under a great deal or pressure.
Mike Browne. s pokesman for
the California Office or
Emergency Services in
Sacramento, said the quake's ma~nitu'de was measured at 7.3
by the seismographic station at
UC Berkeley.
Browne said the quake str uck
at 2.40 a.m. PDT today C6:40
p, m. Monday I and its epicenter
was in the Tonga Is lands.
It was t he most powerful
tremor there s ince April 2, 1977,
From Page A1
USGS earthquake mon1torl> m
Golden sai d it wa s the
strongest quake m the world re-
corded since a 7.6 magnitude
quake off South Is land. New
Zealand, on May 25
The Ri c hter scale is a
measure of ground motion as re-
corded o n seismographs. Every
increase of one digit means a
tenfold increase in magnitude
Thus a reading of 7.5 reflect~ an
earthquake 10 times s tronger
than one of 6.5.
~1t'unwhrll» thl· ruling Is lamic
R1.·volut1onar) Party nl'wspaper
Jamhour1 lslam1 reported today
thal two .issassins futally s hot
llojaloll•slam Seyyed Mortaza
Ayatollal11 Ti.lbatahai Yilzd1 m
front of his Tehran house Mon
da~ and e sca pl·d on
m otor<'Vtll''>
WARNING WEIGHED. • •
Tehran r;.id10 reported that
IIojatolt•slam Seyed ~aser Bani
Jamal . the internal affairs
dircC'lnr of lhe Court Combating
Sms of Commission. was killed
~ondav ;.ifternoon bv "im ·
µ1.·n<1llsi <igcnts .. The broadcast
:-.u1d a court guard was killed
w1lh him. hut gave no details
The nl·w :-.paper also said nine
;\f UJahedccn Khalq guerrillas
wen• executed in f1v'e Casoian
Sea cities Sunday. the day Ra
Jai and Bahonar died when an
mccndiary bomb exploded at
tht• prc.·m1er':-. office
be turned over into an ali savers
certificate.
The I RS d idn't give any
specific reasons for its warning.
but one possible explanation
could be that some of the pro·
grams make the interest pay-
mt'nls on the repos conditional
on the customer's investment in
an all savers certificate.
"There is a lol of confusion.
said Fred Forstt'r, president of
Newport Balboa Savings and
Lo:.in Association. "What the
financrnl institutions are offer
ing is a very high interest rate
for four to six weeks with the in
terel>l earned during that period
51.lbject to lax.
Thl' m•ws paper :i;a1d all those
<'XN'utcd "ere «On\ 1cted b\ l ~lam1t courts of anti.
.,vemml•nt violence
Ir the customer does n't buy a
certifi cate. he or she forfeits the
interest on the repo. If the repo
and the certificate are con-
sidered as one transaction. the
total interest paid could be
higher than 70 percent or the
rate on one-year T-bills Thal
would make the investment in-
e ligible for the tax exemption
"The interest on the savers
Ct!rlificates would not be taxed.
For those s ituations where
rollovers are mandatory
where the depositor has no op-
tion because the plans are ir
revocably linked I think the
I RS has a good point Com bin a·
lion accounts like that. in m~
mind. are not what Congress
had intended."
Khamcn<.•1 is still re('Uperating
from lung and throat wounds he
reteived in an assassinatwn at
tempt June 27 llis aide declined
to sa~ '' h) he would not become
priml' minister as Bahon<lr did
after he becamt' secretary
general of the pClrty But he 1n-
dicat(•d there was a trend in the
party to scpC1rale the two posts
c•ven ht•fon• Bahonar':-; d ei:lth.
From Page A1
BEER CAN BARON
begin canning Olde ,Frothingslosh in 1969
A 300-pound-plus beauty queen was even
picked to grace each Olde Frolhingslosh can
Such s tories keep Genchi in the beer can
collecting game because it's fun.
"And, as an investment. it's as good as
stamp or coin collecting ... he said "Coltec
tors pay thousands of dollars for a can it's
serious business ...
"There was a guy who was even offered
$24.000 for one can . and he didn't sell."
Genchi said .
He added that there is plenty of room for
growth in Lhe beer·can collection game
"You've got to re member there are an
estimated 20,000 <brands> of cans out there,"
he said. "Pretty soon my collection will be up
lo 2.000
··I was introduced on the Merv Griffin
Show <in an episode to air on Sept. 17 ) as
having the most extensive beer-can collection
• • •
rn the world. Thats not true. But 1 do think I
hav£' one of the mos t c•xtensivc collecllons of
l 2·ouncc cans "
G('nch1 started modest!} when he decided
to han~· on lo a few empties from the 318
brands he sells in his Westminster wine lohop
Whl('h he claims offers a greater variety Of
het>r than any otht'r shop on the West Coast
Ile even sells what 1s considered the
strongest heer in the world. 28·proof F.KU
Slavator. made in c;l'rm<lll\'
•Looking to the future. Gench1 says he
wants to ran his O\\ n beer someda\ and
maybe even write a book on beer cans ·
"·There are six books \\ritten on beer can
collectors ... he said "Only one book contains
anything more than a catalog of beer cans
and their value
"I'd like lo write a book that gets 1nlo the
romance behind the can the reasons why
the brewer came oul with the can in the first
place ·
ORllGI COAST
Dilly Piiat
TUESDAY. S~1
FEATU~ES 82
TELEVISION 86
COMI CS 87
Does small business
have a gripe about
the new tax law? ... B3
I
.Newport Center work 18 IDon:ths away
Irvine Company officials pre-
dit'tt.>d today it will be 18 months
before work can begin on its
newly approved expansion plans
for Newport Center
The development farm won
final approval Monday on the
$123 million project when
Newport Beach City Council
me mbers adopted a resolution
spelling out a phasing plan that
ties construction to road im-
provements.
The resolution was approved
on a 5·2 vole with Councilmen
Don Strauss and Paul Hummel
voting against the motion.
The Irvine Company project,
which includes a 300·room hotel
with 100 condominiums. a high
rise office tower and a residen
tial tower. won council approval
last week on an identical 5·2
vole
In all . the plan will bring near·
ly 750,000 squa re feet or office
Fifth proposal
for hospital
Irvine filed • m
By RICHARD GREEN
Of -Deity ~ ... 5Uft
A Chatsworth-based organiza-
llon announced today that it has
fi l1:d a formal proposal to build a
hos pital in Irvine, bringing to
five the number or such pro-
posals on file with s tate health
officials.
The Health West non-profit
roundallon intends to build a
201).bed hospital in Ir vine by
1985, ~id foundation Vice Presi-
dent Robbe Rygg
lie said that by the year 2000.
the foundation intends to add
three new towers to the hos pital,
increasing its s ize to 800 beds .
And. he added, the four-tower
hospital would be placed in a
"health city" comprised of a
clinic. medical office building,
an ambulatory care pavilion, a
health education complex. an
emporium of health-c are related
services and a motel
"Ours would be a premier
facility with national and in·
ternational appeal." claimed
R:u1g.
Reallh West, which operates
hospitals in Northridge. Van
Nuys. North Holly wood and
Pasadena, is the lates t organiza.
ti on to file a "Notice of Intent ..
with the Statewide Office of
Health Planning and Develop-
m ent.
The Notice of Intent is the firs t
step in a long review process as-
sociated with proposals to build
h-ospilals.
Othe r organizations which
have filed notices of intent to
build medical fac ilities in Irvine
are :
Tennessee-based Hospital
Affiliates International , which
runs the Costa Mesa Memorial
Hospital, and intends to build a
172-bed hospital.
Tu s tin Co mmunit y
Hospital, which wants lo build a
120-bed hospital.
A non-profit corporation
composed of representatives
from Western Medical Center in
Santa Ana and Newport Beach·
based Hoag Memorial Hospital,
which intends to build a 200-bed
hospital.
People for an Irvine Com-
munity Hospital. which intends
to build a 3Xl·bed hospital.
AddHionally. UC Irvine has
a nnounced its plans to build an
outpatient clinic that might later
be expanded into a complete
hospital facility. ~ewport Beach atorney Dave
Baker, s pokesman for People
for an Ir vine Community
Hos pital. says his group is com-
posed of con cerned citizens
which decided to file a Notice of
I ntenl in order to give the Irvine
citizenry a voice in the competi-
tion to build a hospital in Irvine.
Open airport
urged by CAB
By STEVE MARBLE
Of -n.lty P119C St.oft
In a move it admits is prac·
t1cally without meaning. the
soon to -be-defunct Civil
Aeronautics Board has ordered
that routes beagranted lo all
airlines wis hing to fl y out of
J ohn Wayne Airport.
But as the CAB sees it, the
proprietor or the airport the
Orange Count y Bo ard o f
Supervisors -still has the final
say on what airlines will or w1ll
not operate out of John Wayne.
The so-called "Open Entry"
order from the CAB , handed
down Aug. 27. sa ys that "our
chosen action does not restrict
the legitimate exercise of the
county lo control noise pollu-
tion."
In its orde r, the CAB says it
considered four courses of ac·
lion in an environmental impact
report. ranging from granting
no new routes to granting routes
to any a1r110es lhat ask for them.
Officials from the CAB say
they selected th e latter
alternative to enhance competi-
tion by removing restrictions on
all carriers.
The order, in effect. means
that any airline now can ap-
proach the s upervisors and seek
permission to ny out of John
Wayne.
The reason the order is seen
as not having much meaning is :
The CAB goes out of busi-
ness in four months .
Supervisors retain ultimate
say on what airlines fly out of
the airport.
"The CAB seems to be ad-
vocating open entry, but it
does n't really mean open en-
t r y," interpreted Hobert Nut-
man, an attorney for the county.
Officials from the CAB agreed
with this analysis, adding that
Lhe Airline Deregulation Act of
1978, a s tatute that essentially
removes the federal government
from the business of controlling
airlines routes. goes into effect
Dec. 31.
s pace, the hott•I, a 165 r oorn t.'X
pans1on of Liu· Marnotl llctll'I,
two rcstaurnnls a11cl a -.c·attenng
or new homes lo the Cl'nlt.•r
In exchangl', tht> dt.•\ t.•lopment
firm will finance nc•arl} $23
million an road improvements,
including partial con:-trul'lion of
Pelican llill Road. tht.• MX lane
b y p ass that is to run from
Pac1f1t.· Coast I ligh\\ a~ south of
Corona dcl Mar to ~1ac•Arthur
Boulevard near th1: l't.'Olcr
~~f1Wl'S ;i'~---~·
• I .
'JI'
Tht.• t•ompun) said 11 wrll take
IR month" to des1 ~n its new
llu1l llmJ:s. frnd lt.•11ants and get a
l'lty approval on the final design
I rv1m• Comp:.wy offi cials saia
llw1r f1r!>t move wall come this
week when they bega n to put
together u share-a -ride program
at lh<.• c•c nler
Art:ording to the resolution,
this sharc a ride program must
r1:sult an a 20 percent decre ase in
0.11, ~-,._ ., G«y ·-SUMMER SLIDING \~ "><·huol 'al'<J l ton tomt·~ to a c:lost·.
Bob Rorit-k 1ahO\1• • ,1 w._, ear old Cosl<J '.\k:-.an. ;.ind .Jeff
Mather. ;,ibo JO and ,1 <..'o~t<.i :\ksan. pack an ;.i tt•\\ thnlls ;.is tbe~ whoosh Mo11d.I\ 111 pla<.,tie milk eratt·~ down thl· "atl•r
s lide e1l Tt•\\'inklt• l'ark. <"o..,ta '.\k<ia Thl• '\lid t"s ~mont h ..,u,.
fal'(• ~I \ t.•s a fast IJ11t ... 1iort rj clt.·
Girl rescued
from ocean
still critical
A 4-year-old Santa Ana girl,
rescued three days ago from the
waters off Newport Beach where
her older sister drowned, re-
mained in critical condition lo·
day.
Oriental fly found • in county
Doctors at Children's Hospital
of Orange County, a spokesman
said. have been able to stabilize
young Shaleen Carter but have
not taken her off the critical list.
The girl's s ister, 6-year-old
Shamera Carter, died mlnutes
after being pulled from the
water last Saturday.
Lifeguards said the sisters had
been visiting the Wedee near the
tip of the Balboa Peninsula with
relatives and hid wandered off
to wade in tbe water.
Ltreeuard.s said they believe
the stria were knoc:ked off their
feet by • wave and pulled' to
sea . Wltnesa•s alerted
lifeguards when they spotted
both girls noatlng in the water.
Insect less threatening than Medfly; no spray seen
By GLENN SCOTT
Of-DMly ...........
While P\lbiic attention has
focused on ~ether the dreaded
Medft.erranean fruit ny will buzz
into Orange County, one of the
fly's larger and somewhat less
threatenjng cousins slipped in
instead.
An Orient1U' fruit ny ha.s been
discovered in a county ny trap
in a Placentia orange grove, of-
ficials in the county Agricultural
Commissioner's Office said
Monday.
The ny was caught late [riday
afternoon but the announ~ent
was withheld until researchers
in a stale entomology lab in
Sacramento confirmed ·the find.
said Leonard Llekhus, chief de·
puty agricultura l commissioner.
Although the Oriental fly feeds
and breeds on the sam<' types of
fruits and vegetables as lhe
medfly and is t>qual ly capable
of severely damaging about $000
million worth or lhl' s tate's
agricultural produc\s Liekhus
said It doesn't pose the same
threat as the med fl y.
The reason, he tix plained, is
because federal researche rs
have produced a synthetic lure
that draws the male m es and
leads to their eradication. The
chemical lure will be sprayed on
utility poles and tree trunks in
about 600 IO<'atlon~ per square
mile during the next few months
and should kiU off any threats of
' Oriental fly infestation. Liekhus
s aid.
No aerial spraying s hould be
necessary. he added
This is the 10th time since 1960
that the Oriental fl y has been
discovered in Orange County,
Liekhus said. In each previous
case. the chemical lure, which
has a sexual attraction \O the
male fly , has succeeded in
eradicating the insects
"Thot '11 why the medny is so
much more difficult to control •·•
said Llekhus, who noted th•t ~o
such synthetic lure has been de·
velooed lo attract it.
Liekhus said the Oriental Oy
was captured In one of the coun·
ty's own insect traps.
tht> prllJt•rl l·d traffic at Lhe
<'enter
The Irvine Company 1s re
quired to 1mplt!ment the nde
r>rogram be fore it gets any
building permits and be able to
prove the program will achieve
ttw 20 l'e rcent reduction bt!fore
work begins on a majority of the
office buildings
A manager for the-nde pro
gram lS to be selected within two
weeh The Irvine Company
claims the program will cost
them at lt>ast $250.000 and that
they expect 50 percent of the
employt.'e!i at Newport Center to
take part
Thc ride program is h> involve
a car pooling system, a ride·a·
van p rogram a nd a shuttle
st.'r v1ct.• inside the center to get
l'mployecs and shopper~ from
place to pl ace
Irvine Coast
parcel added
to state park
Stalt• orflcrals have completed
a $3.2 million purchase of 393
acres along the Irvine Coast,
land that is Lo be added to
Crystal Cove state park.
The acreage, owned by the
I rvinc Company. is located
m 1dway between Coron a del
Mar and Laguna Beach. on the
northwest side of the 2.398-acre
s tate park.
The three-member State
Public Works Board, meeting
Monday with only two members,
Adr iana Gianturco, Caltrans
director. a nd David Janssen,
s tale directo r of gene r a l
ser vices, unanimously approved
the purchase
According to an acquisition
program drawn up previ ously
by the state and the Irvine Com -
pany, the s tate had until Sept. 30
lo buy the land for $3.2 million
The price would have gone up
had the board not taken action
by that dale
The state park. which takes in
coastal bluffs, canyons and a
stretch of beach. has been put
together in three stages
In late 1979, the state
purchased 1.898 acres from the
Irvine Company.
Last July, the Irvine Com -
pany gave 500 acres along Moro
Ridge to the state.
The third step came Monday
IRVINE ti\, _ _..,...,...,..
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NEWPORT
BEACH -
pj\ lf l
D EXSISTING STATE PARK
• NEW PURCHASE:
O.lt,PI ... ~
LA'\/) f)f:AL AJ'f>IW\'f:D
!' m pmwci po r k a re a
with th(• purchase of the 393
acres
An additional 2,650 acres will
be put into the public's hands by
the Irvine Company as it begins
to develop the coast a rea south
or Corona dcl Mar
Although thrs land, west or the
state park. 1s Lo be dedicated to
Orange County. it 1s expected
the s l ate will be allowed to
m<1nagc 1t as part of Crystal
Cove state park
State appeals court
backed for county
SACRAMENTO The stale
Senate Finance Committee has
approved and sent lo the Senate
floor a bill to base a state ap-.
peals court in Orange County.
The bill cleared its last hurdle
at the committee level after
some last minute lobbying Mon -
d ay by both its author. As·
semblyman Ric!hard Robinson,
D-Garde n Grove. and st ate Sen.
John Briggs. a member of the
finance panel.
According to a synposis pre·
pare d b y the l egi s lative
analyst 's office, tha. meas ure
would create a new Orange
Cou'nty-based division or the
Fourth District Court of Appeals
which now has divisions in San
Bernardino and San Diego
John Davies. an attorney with
th e s tate Judicial Council,
angered Sen. Briggs by suggest·
ing there might be "cheaper"
alternatives he declined lo
specify.
"We've been going to that San
Bernardino cow county for 100
year s," Briggs fumed. "So
tnal's the end or your testimony.
Let's have the next witness."
At that moment, Briggs was
running the meeting in the
absence or chairman Alfred Al·
quist. D-San Jose .
George Paras, Sacramento at·
torney, also expressed opposi-
tion to the Robinson bill that has
b e en strongly supported by
Orange County government a nd
legal profession organizations.
If passed by the Senate and
signed by Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr . the bill would permit
the location of four appeals
court judges in the county.
Add1tion or 15 appeals court
judges statewide was authorized
by the Legislature durlrig its
consideration or the fiscal
1981-82 s tate budget.
According to the le1islallve
analyst's omoe. about $220,000
will be rt!quired in firtt•tlme
cost.s to outfit the Judees with a
la w library and offlce equip-
ment.
The yoar-to-year operating
cost ol the ~division , Including
salaries of judges and atarr.
would be at least $440,000, ac-
cording to the synopsis. The
Legislature has not appropriat
ed any ne\\ money lo cover
those costs
According to the bill. it 1s the
"intent .. or the Legislature that
the first-time costs be borne
locally, either by p ublic or
private grants.
-l"f<t:VI.;RICK SCHOEMEHL
NB chamber
swamped by
sewage mess
Don Porter says he couldn't
believe his eyes or his nose last
Saturday wlTen he stopped by his
office al the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce
builrung.
Porter. the chamber director,
s ays the firs t floor of the
chamber office was covered by
three inches or sewage.
"It was a real mess."
What happened, explains Joe
Devlin. Newport Beach's utility
director. is pretty simple. Devlin
says the city's sewer line. which
runs from Newport Center to
J a mboree Road. backed up and
then proceeded to empty itself in
the chamber office .
"Usually when this happens."
Devlin offered. "it flows out the
manhole in the middle of the
street. But this time it didn't."
Devlin says part or the blame
rests with the overworked sewer
Hne on Jamboree Road. owned
and maintained by the Orange
County Sanitation District.
The utility director says part
of the blame a lso rests with the
Marriott Hotel which, he claims,
has been contributing grease to
the sewer line. Devlin says the
grease bloc:ks up the line.
Porter, who has filed a clalni
against the city for damage don~
lo the chamber offices, says I\
look a couple of hours to pumo
the sewage out of the chamber
head9uarters. ~
"It's cleaned up now," Porte
says, "but it still smells . We'
just keeping all the windows
open "
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Up 1.24
Closing 882. 70
~~"' ~~~ .._,~ Slim limos
from Detroit
OuLr;1de ci new glass and steel skyscrape r In mid·
M anhattun a few dayi; ago, I saw a snappily dressed
chauffeur gua rding an illegally parked car just as jet
black und as highly f:>OliShed as the longest limousine.
On iU> lrunk lid was a proressionally mounted
televiswn antenna a nd on its roor. a radlo·phone
aerial Wht-n I peeked in, I could see the status sym-
bols ti tiny screen TV. mobile phone, even a Portable
rdr1gerulor
But the car itself was one or Detroit's newest 1981
compacL'i 1l 1s, UC('Ording to specifi<'ations listed in
"Automotive News." roughly Jlt• feet shorter, almost
a foot thinner ~ and about three
inc h e~ lower
than the s tand· ~ ~
ard limou~1ne ..:
of JU St five 4~----~~--------~--~ y~ars ~g~ a t . s SYlVIA PDRTIR
more, it weighs
about a Lon and a half less than its s umptuous 1976
illlCestor. the horsepower Of its Six-cylinder engine is
less lhan half that of its eight-cylinder predecessor;
and 1ls fuel eff1c1ency IS about double that Of the 1976
"ers10n
Reflecting all these factors, the price of the '81
"compact hmo" is roughly two thirds that of its big
brother f1vt' years ago <$9.000 vs. $14,SOO )J plus the
extra.., un eaC'h, of course
In a very tight s queeze, the '76 limousine could
~c:.al Sl•ven plus the c ha urreur Jn an identical pinch,
the '81 can accommodate three plus lhe driver That
late afternoon. though . only one person ste pped into
the l'ar a lop executive leaving t he skyscraper. '
Detroit has been downsizing its cars for nearly a
decadt> now initially to meet federal fuel efficiency
level!., then uur de mands as buyers. But if a major
execuuw with an annuaJ pay in the hatr-million-
doll::1r range is riding in what we used to call a
·roller s kate,'' what can we expect ''
General Motors m ay be giving us a signal of the
future 111 its deal with Japan 's motorcycle a nd
m1nicar-maker, Suzuki Motor Co
Under the GM-Suzuki agreement, an e ngine will
be built a houl one -third the size of the 91>-plus
horsepower machine that propels the '81 compact. or
about one eighth the s ize of the engine in the '76 limo.
This car won't be out until 1986 (probably), so GM is
understandably vague about the Suzuki deal and pro·
ducts the two plan to market in a joint venture.
One guess, though. no longer than 11 feet, under
rin feet wide and perhaps four feet hjgh. To put this
1n perspecti ve. the s m allest set of wheels you can buy
from e1thl•r Tokyo or Detroit today measures 12 to 13
feet long, 5 to 51 :1 feet wide, 411• to 4 "'2 feet high,
weighs in a t 1,750 lbs lo 1.900 lbs.
To put it more drastically the '76 lim o w1u 21 feet
long, about 6 feet 8 inches wide, 4:v4 feet high and
weighed in al 6,000 pounds
In pcrc;onal terms , in the past five years our
typical car has shrunk from a six-person capacity to
four oc·cupants And in another rive years. this car is
lih·ly to hold no more than lwo or three of us .
But the size loss almost sureJy will not have as
serious an impact on our lifestyles as a s urface read·
1ng might suggest Despite a slow trend to car and
van pools in the past few years. U.S. government
figures stall s how average car occupancy at just a bit
more th:tn one person per car per trip.
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