HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-03-14 - Orange Coast PilotHunt for fliers called off
Brian Ber tha i tUI missing
THI ORANGE COAST
BY ITltVE MARBLE or .. .,...,.......,
An extenalve aoarch ln the
fteftinc Sierra Nevada tor two
NewportBeechbualnetlmenhu
been called oft nearly two wookl
afwr tho nwn van.iahod durina a
bllaiard aboard a twln-en1ln•
plant.
J'am lly and trlendt of Brian
Ber1ha of Capllt.rano Beach and
Jeff LeHecka of lA8Un.a BNch
vowed lhe hunt for the airplane
wrecka1e will reaum e In the
aprtng when anow beaina to melt.
"I can't live up hope until a
real answer i. brought to me,"
11ld LeHecka '• wife, Debby
"But I'm rHllallc enou(lh lo
know I've sot to keep tolJ'\I."
The couple were to celeoraw
their 13th wttddlnf annJvonary
next weok -
"We're not aolfll to ((Ive up,"
added Todd LeHecka, tlae man'•
vounaer brother.
The 13-day-old sround and alr
hunt outalde the hlahway town
of Brld1eport wu halted
ye.terday after a 1torm moved in,
dropplf\I more fresh anow on the
ruaed mountaina.
"It'• Ukely that the plane hu
been covered with 1now by
now," aua•i.d ClvU Air Patrol
Capt. Pe11y Bell by . "The
weather hu been horrible."
The men. widely known In \ht
Newport Beach bualn"9 world,
were returnln1 to Oranae
County from a akl trip In Sun
Valley. They'd 1topped In Reno
to refuel and were over the
Slerru when Bertha -the pilot
-reported Ice waa fonning on
the plane.
ln a tlnal radio me11age.
Bertha notified air traffic
authorltlea In Oakland that he
waa. tu r n lna around and
retnat1n1 to Reno. 1t i. believed
the plane went dOwn oui.ide of
Brld1eport alon1 a mountain
~
But a amall armada of
tearchen could find no t.rlee of
the men, nor the plane At timc1t
the 1earch team awelled to 60
people, lncludlnc the Civil Air
Patrol, the Marina, the Mono
County Shertft'• department and
friendt.
"We combed the area 10
thorouahly that we were eeetna
the aame animal footprint.a and
the IMlJTle 1ki t.rackl over apin,'1
(See SEARCH, Pace A!)
caum 1011101
MONDAY. MARCH 14. 1983 ORANGE COUN TY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Coast
• spring
sprung
early
Officially, spring is still a week
away, but the National Weather
Service promises a preview
tomorrow and part of the day
Wednesday.
S unshine is on the agenda,
wi t h clear skies and
t emperatures In the low 70s
expected tomorrow.
Weather specialist Pat Rowe
aaid there is a chance of rain late
Wednesday1 . ending Thursday.
with clear Skies on Friday.
&s far as yesterday's sprinkles,
vet eran Huntington Beach
w eather watch er J . Sherman
Denny said .14 inches dropped on
that city. brilWn.g the year's total
to 16.52 inches. La.st year at this
time, Denny said, a total of 7.91
lDcha bad fallen on Huntington
Beach.
Fu rther down the coast, in
Laguna Beach, Joe Jahraus said
.13 of an inch fell in yesterday's
rains.
Jahraus. whose family owns
Laguna Beach Lumber Co .. said
the sprinkle brought the year's
rainfall up to 15.90 -nearly
twice the 8.59 inches that fell last
year by this time.
Carrie Uttz, left, of Huntington Beach, and Christy Westphal of
Seal Beach, study under the bl0880ming trees o n the UC I rvine
campus. Both are political scie nce majors.
Cable ~agazine fee dropped
'Subscribers' protests get $1.50 m onthly tab rescinded
By ROBERT BARKER or ttie 0.itr ,... • ...,
Bowing to the outcry o f
subec:ribers, officials of Dickinson
Pacific Cablesysterns Inc have
agreed to stop charging a
monthly fee of $ l.50 for a
television guide that previously
had been free.
Dickiraon Pacific aerves about
32,000 houaeholds in Huntington
Beach , Fountain Valley ,
Westminster and Stanton.
The glossy. small program
guide is slated to be distributed
free in April or May.
Former general manager Doug
Rook touched off an outcry in
December when he announced
plans to charge for the guide.
Rook re1ig ned recently to
accept a new job a n d waa
replaced by Stanley Johnson.
Offlciah denied the rellignalion
was linked to the outcry over the
TV magazine.
· The television company had
provided a tabloid lNert ln the
Orange C.Ounty Evening News
New homes for police,
firemen on FV agenda
City officials hope to lock up
final arrangement• for
construction of a new $4. 7 million
police a1alion in Fountain Valley
tomorrow night .
The City l::ou.ncil, which ablo
will conalder pomble expansion
plana for a fire atation, meet.a at 8
p.m. in City Hall, 10200 Slater
Ave.
The council will decide
whether to accept the final plans
and eeek bida for construction of
(See NEW POLICE, Pqe A!)
and Huntington B e ach
lndependent. The magazine was
still available but at the $1.50
charge.
Residents 1et up a howl,
however, claiming they were
being charged for something
they believed to be part of the
package.
"I can't understand such an
outcry because the televi1ion
achedule (in the two,.newspapers)
did exactly what it wanted to,''
said Dave F.dwardt, a regional
manager for Cablesyst.ems.
"The 1ubecrlbers have apoken,
however, and we'U be happy to
abide by thal," he 1aid.
In another development,
DickiNon Pacific has notified the
Public Cable Televlaion
Authority that It may aeek to
ralae lta basic 1ubecrlpllon rate of
$10.95 per month.
F.dwards laid the action la a
formality and that the company
didn't intend to ralae ratel at thia
time. He Mid the notification is
neceuar y for the company to
keep It.a options open to lmpoee
i.ncreue9 ln the future.
Failed
Newport
hank to
reopen
Newport Harbour National
Bank, \he tiny, one-branch bank
that was declared l.Jl90lvent late
Friday, was to reopen today as a
branch of a Monterey Park-
based bank.
Trans American National Bank
picked up the pieces of the
Newport Beach bank, includmg
its $45 million in deposits, on
Friday.
Only three years old, Newport
Harbour N ationaJ Bank tni tiall
billed i~U as the "tuxedo~
for millionaires" and attracted
customers by offering $35,000
deposit.en free limousine rides,
fancy restaurant lunches and
tickets to the theater and
sporting events.
Many depositers, however,
started pulling out their money
when the bank ran into trouble
and began cutting out the extras
If the Monterey Park bank
had not taken over the operation,
the Feder al Deposit Insurance
C.Orp. would have paid off up to
$100,000 in insurance pe r
account
Amounts above that would
Deltr,... ,._...~Lee ~ have been lost.
The Newport Beach bank,
which had 2.200 depositers,
suffered serious loan losses in
1982.
Female
pharmacist
moves up
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN of Ille Deltr .........
Dale E. Neula wasn't even 30
years old when she became
W estminster Community
Hospital's first clinical
pharmacist.
Her job was to monitor the
medications given to patients,
check their effectiveness and
keep an eye open for da.nierous
side effects.
Her forthright manner didn't
endear her to some physicians.
"When I flr'lt came here," she
recalls, "I felt like the upstart
young woman who had come ln
here questioning all of th e
doctors' dosage orders. I had to
develop some tact, whlch didn't
come n.a turally.''
She eventually earned their
respect, however, and in UJ80
(See PHARMACIST, Pqe A!)
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Wht It 1harp u alae
.A ... 11 po11 a 1,na,-arau.taa trhunpla~ Ml llae
Dodpn •ltd Pem••do v.a. ...... ,
fOU ... . r ... c1.a.
'Rigged' report?
Columni1t Jack Anderson
clalmt ~rel evidence haa been
pthered 1howiq that the
White Home riged lt1
Conf erenee on Aa'n1 ln J 981
-and that the action had an
impact on tbe Social Security
aebate. Paae A6.
Hot tips ~ay off
Th• Dally Piiot Wiii pay cuh
for the thrM belt newe tlpa of
the WMk. Call UI It (714) ·
642~21, !xt.228,daye, or
(714) 642-HH nlghta. Top P!'W .., weetc t• 11a.
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Benrly HutehlalOD 11
aapy beeaute both
the public aad th
po\ltlct•U aN IO
•st'thetl about
eart1"111•ke daqer -
•peril 1he
u•• nta•d• well. p Bl.
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The moet •nten1i•e aeareh ever
auempted for intellice.nt life in
ooter apace be1an today in
Bo1ton when Harvard
utronomer1 1wltched on •
powerful radio telncope. p ... 81. .
It mlfht' be ••waft
Until Neal Year•• lor
the use MlketlNall
teem, but lorwanl
Wa,. Carlaa4er At
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Orenge co .. , DAILY PILOT/Mond•v. March 14, 19M
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What's the ""new" movie creating this lint: at the Balboa Theater? It's "'Gone With the Wind," soon due for a TV airing.
PHARMACIST GAINS • • •
From Page A1
Neuls was promoted to director
of the hospital pharmacy
Today, at 31, she continues to
be a pace setter m her profession
In January, Dale Neuls, one-
time eirls aWlm team captain at
M arina High School an
Huntington Beach, took offare as
president of the 400-member
Or a nge County Pharmacists
Association . She's the Carst
woman president in the
organization's 25-year h istory
A high school chemistry class
s teered Neuls' interests toward
pharmacy work. She graduated
fourth in the Marina High Class
of 1969. (Her straight-A record
was spoiled only by a C an a
summer school typing class that
s he cut too often to go to the
beach.)
Neuls attended UC i.rvine fo a
year. S tudent actiVlSJll was at a
peak because or the invasion of
Cambodia and the shootings at
Kent State in Ohio.
S h e dropped o u t to ge t
ma rried, then had trouble
finding work because her only
job skill was swimming So she
set h er sights on pharmacy
school.
Neuls spent two and a half
years completing basic courses at
Golden West C.Ollege, then went
to USC's pharmacy school for
four years. As a student, she
became a JUntor mcmbt!r of I
Orange County Pharmacis.s
Association
During the latt' 70s, she earned
a doctorate an pharmacy and
signed on full lame at
Westmmster C.Ommumty, where
she previously had worked as a
pharmacy intern
Neuls believes the m ore
ext.en.sive trammg m a doctoral
program as important because
pharmacists now must ~me
familiar with more complicated
a nd more toxic drugs. In
addition, many people are taking
several prescrapllon medicines
simultaneously, and phannacisu
must be aware or hazardous
mixtures
As an officer an the county
pharmacists association, Neui.
has lobbied in support of the UCl
Poison Control Center and for
leg1slat1on giving pharmacists
more flex1bihty an regulaung
dosages.
She as ,·ritic.al of assembly-line
prescription outlets m which a
ronsumer never gets a chance to
discuss a new medication with
the pharmacist She said a
pauent should 1nsast on learning
what time of day a drug should
be taken, on an empty or full
s tomac h , and whether the
medicine can be mixed safely
wtth other drugs or alcohol.
NEW POLICE ST A TION • • •
From Page A1
a new city pollce st.auon
Police Chief Marvin Fortin
said he is pleased with the fLnal
plans for the s tructure The
current police station, adjacent to
City Hall, has been judged too
small , unsafe and n ot an
compliance with current codes
The new at.auon would be bwll
on a vacant lot immediately west
of the current facility. It will
contain six temporary detention
cells .._ double the number m the
current station It will cont.am no
crime lab, but such a lab could be
added later m space that is not
now assigned, the police ch1er
said.
Fortin said groundbreaking
could take place m May at the
earliest C.On.struction would take
12 to 18 months.
Expansion of Fire Station No
1, located on Bushard Street
across from Fountain Valley
Htgh School, will be dt.SCUSSed at
a spe<:aal pubhc study session
begmnlng at 7:30 pm tomorrow.
unmediately before the regular
council meeting.
F\re Chief Richard Jorgenaen
said the station, built in 1964, is
too cramped and needs to be
enlarged from the present 5,000
square feet to 11,000 square (eet
He said the t·ost of such
expansion could run from $700.
000 to $1 million
Spare a donation?
UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel Aldrich, encouraged by Rams
cheerleaders, rolls oul one of the first balls in a bowl-a-thon at
the fountain Bowl in Fountain Valley. Saturday's e vent concluded
u weeklong effort ·to raise $100,000 for Big Brothers/Big Sisters
of Orange County. About 500 people participated.
SEARCH • • •
From Page A 1
said Steve lirown. a friend of
&rt ha
Friends described the miBsmg
pair as athletic and 1n top
physical shaJX' LeHecka was a
marathon runner and , like
Bertha, an excellent skier,
friends said
&rtha is president of National
Services Co . a Newport-based
real estate mvestment firm He as
davorred and thl' father of two
LeHel'ka, a former Irvine
Company and Daon Corp
c:mployee, worked as a consultant
to a Briush pension firm with
off1t-es in Newport Beach He is
married and has no childre n
Friends say the search was
t'\l8lmg up to $50,000 a day and
that money as need'ld to help
defray the costs
Services set
for county
fire captain
Serv1ces wall be held tomorrow
for veteran Orange C.Ounty Fire
Capt. Mic he l S Chenard, who
dwd Saturday of injuries he
suHered en route to a fire last
month
Chenard, who lived an Dana
Point with has wife, Jean ,
suffered head mJunes when he
foll off a fire truck Feb 24 en
Jury d ebates Inurder verdict ~~~e;~~1~1r5o~:hta~wns
funeral serv1ces begin at I l.30
Thompeon testified last week Thompson, a previously am tomorrow al Rose Hills An Orange C.Ounty Superior
Court jury was scheduled to
resume dellbecations today m the
case of Robe rt Jackson
Thompeon, accused of the August
1981 murder of a 12-year-old
Anaheim newsboy.
Thompson could qualify for
the death pen.ally if convicted of
killing Benjamin Bre nneman.
who dJ.Sappeared while sohe1ung
newspaper subscnpuons Aug 25,
1981 Brenneman's body was
found a day later m the Palos
Verdes area o f Los Angeles
County
. that h is earlier admission to convicted sex offender, also Memorial Park m Whatuer
police that he might have killed testified that he lied about his The family has requested
the-youth. wu coerced o ut of contact with Brenneman on •the donations be made lo Orange
him He said he felt it might get last day the youth was seen County Firemen's Benevolent
has g irlfriend. who was not because he was ashamed to admit Fund. 180 S Wat.er St .. Orange.
charged in the case, released he had made a sexual advance CA 92666, or the Amencan Heart
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63 Owens v 9ll9y encl low9 In IOw
Coastal 40. Uppe< d-1 hight In the
mid 80a to low 701 end Iowa
mottly 47 to 57 LO'l'l'ef ~end
Cleer tonight end tom()(row C>Nth Velley highs mid 70. to 80 Oecree1lng wind• 1onlght Lowa tn 50s Neuty ell hight OYwnlgtlt low9 49 to 58 Werrn« ebout fM deg<-WW'Jn« Fr\Oey tomorrow wttll 111gtw 88 10 74 end low1 five degrH1 cooler El1ewhere from Point Wtnefy i.te T'hur9dey end Frtd8Y
Conception to th• Me•lcen SOUTHERN C A LIFORNIA
border end o.11 llO ...... Wlnd1 COASTAL ANO M OUNTAIN
_.to ~t 15 to 30 knot• AREAS -Cllence ol rein ebout w1tt1 comblned _. 8 to 12 leet lete Wedneadey end ending
through tonight over outer Thuradey. Fllr Frldey Hlgh1 In
wewe. Locelly, -•le<ly w1nd1 ,,,. QOUtet .,_es 10 74 .. cept
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-end ftoOd -nlnge. 8temerck 38 30 Memc>hl• ea 53
BolM 58 38 Miami 84 59 ....,..,,,., ~.,. _,,..,
48 38 MllweukM 44 3:? PeoPe In nor1!1em Celllomlll !Nit Boelon
a..-ville 78 82 Mple-St PllU4 S2 32 enother etorm eyttem we• 4S 31 Neetl\lllle 80 48 he9dln9 _,e11 trom the Quit of Buflelo Burtlngton 42 18 ..... 0<1eent 9g S2 Aa1i1M. ~ Wwdl 11 ~ rWn .. c.,., e2 .... New von. S5 41 ·.-.o~...s ---Cllerileton.8C ee 48 Horfotll 63 3• et leeet t rough Thur•dey, C,.,.,_ton, WV ee 33 North Plett• ee 37 ~'°Aon w~ of the Netto a Weether ervlc• In etwtotte, NC ee 34 Olllehome City 74 48
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RAP«! City S8 30
Reno 51 31
RIChmond 85 33
St lOUll 70 38
St Pete-Tempe 68 so
Sell Lelle S8 «
Sen AntonlO 71 59
SI Ste M11rle 49 32
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Shr~t 74 47
Slou• F•ll• 47 33
Spo1<1ne 54 38
Sy.ecute « 27
Topel<• 73 33
Tucaon 78 52
TulM 71 47
Wunmgton 82 37
Wlehll• 78 40
CALll'O"NIA
85 60 a.kertllel<I
EureU et 46
83 50 Freeno
uincatt" 59 47
88 et Loe Mgelw
Oeltlend es 50
Peeo Rot>IM eo 44
Red 81utl 81 43
83 !IO Redwood City 81 31 Reno 64 47 s--to e& 48 lellNll ..,, o..go 83 48
hn Frendlco 71 82
~~e 87 54
8toc:lllOll &7 ... =: 5& 31
11 45
Oetftlln• 63 67
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Monrcrtle .. 60
Hewpol1 hectl 17 &7
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O ur Brooksgate tro pical
in c lassic solid colorings
This i;uat offer-; the young hu,anes.,man prat-
tica I 1ty, a hand~ome appearance and o ur
a!>suran1:.e of good ta'>tc. The polye-.tcr and
worsted blend wears well and resists crease" ..
1he solad navy or tan !>haJc, toor<.lanate wllh a
wide range of furnishings. It's tailored on our
exclus.ive, trim 2-button Brooksga1e model, and
features a most attractive pnc<'. Coat, vest and
1rousers, $210
HTAIM.ISMIO 1111
Oran;. Coat DAILY PILOT/Monday, March 14, 1913 Al
NATION 400 flee deadly • toxic chemicals
Resupply of El Salvador
'vital' to U.S. defense
By TH A1eoclaa.d PrtH
WASHlNOTON -Oefen.e Secretary Cupar W
Welnberpr uya a communlllt victory in J!:l Salvador would put
~ on the United Statee to red~ lta mlUt.ary atref\lth ln
~pe and Aaia to defend lta 80Uthem borden.
'The defen.e aecretary al.lo Mid h la "vital" for the United
Stat.et to resupply El Salv9dor to match equipment wnt to the
lettilt rebela In that nation "every n.lCht" from Nlcar.,ua. Cuba
and the Soviet Union.
"Their purpme la, u we 9ee it, to attack the United States
In ... thll l.ncremental way, from the 80Uth, knowing that u
they got ckleer that would mean that we would have to -or
would at leut have •tzona pre91uree formed -to pull ounel~
out ot Europe, and out o( Japan and Koret1, &nd e.tabliah eome
80rt of a Fon.re. America concept. which would aerve the
Soviet purpoee very well alobally.' Weinberger uid.
Snake hunters bag 15,053 pounds
SWEETWATER, Texu -Ratllmna.kes are pert of the
rites of 1prlna In th1I West Texu city whett 432 hunt.era went
looking for the reptiles whoee meat ii considered a del.lcacy and
whoee lklna bring $2 a foot. By laat night, l~.0~3 pounds of
rattler had been captured in the 2Sth annual Sweetwater Jaycee
Rattlesnake Roundup.
Reagan's popularity tumbles
NEW YORK -President Reagan's image as a "leader you
can trust" hu fallen to an all-time low while the number of
Americaru hoping he won't aeek re-election haa riaen, according
to the latest poll by Time magazine. The poll al.lo uid that,
hued on current sentiment, 54 percent of American voters
would prefer any "acceptable" Democrat over Reagan In the
1984 presidential race.
Easing of Israel's demands asked
WASHINGTON -The Reagan administration, trying to
break the deadlock over withdrawal of Israeli troopi from
Lebanon, looked to Foreign Minister Yltzhak Shamir today for
an ea.sing of Israel's demands. Shamir, who planned to meet
with Secretary of State George P . Shultz again today,
diaappointed U.S . officlala by giving no hint of flexibility during
a 4 'h-hour meeting with Shultz yesterday.
STATE
Film to determine Gritz return
LOS ANGELES -A roll of unprocened film may
determine whether retired Green Beret Lt. Col. James "Bo"
Gritz goes back to Southeut Aaia for a t
fourth foray into the Laotian jungle in -_.
1eareh of American pri.aonen of war. "When
we produce positive evidence of American / ..,;...,,
pri1oners of war, I believe we will do .........,
whatever ia needed.'' the much-decorated ll -'
veteran said.
Gasoline prices continue to drop
LOS ANGELES -An eight-month decline haa brought
paoli.ne prlca to as low aa an ave,..ge 88.4 centl a gallon in
101ne areM of the Northwest, industry analyst Dan Lundberg
aays. Since July, Lundberg aaid yesterday, pump prices have
dropped an average 17.4 centl per gallon.
John Birch Society founder quits
KALLSBURO, Texu (AP) A~t 400 people wore ev11CWtted
from thelr hc>cne9 after a Mt.ow1
& Pacific train derailed and
aplUtd a d adly toxic choml~l
acrou a atate hlahway today,
lnJurln1 at leut three people,
officiall Mid,
The train derailed a\ about 3
• m. and 1pWed • lar1e amount
ot the lnduatrtal chemlcal phenol
on Texu 8, offldala aald. Tra1tlc
wu diverted around the area,
which la eut of WatXJ .and about
West gets
breather
f roID storID
By Tile A11oclated Pre11
A fierce Pacific storm that
brought torrential rain•. mud
alldea and high winds to the Wet1t
Coast moved east today,
threatenln1 lo dump heavy
snows in the Rocky Mountain
states before rebuilding over the
Great Plains.
"Most of the bad stuff is over
for the West Coast -for now,"
aaad National Weather Service
meteorologlat Ryan Tilley in
Kansas City. But he warned the
1torm would rumble eastward,
dropping a m!xture of mow and
rain over the Rockies and leaving
"a little bit of everything" ln the
Plains, including rain, snow and
thundershowers
Yesterday's storm hit
California, Oregon and
Washington with up to 7 Inches
of rain, bad news for an already
saturated Golden St.ate.
A cold snap shook Dhue, with
record low temperatures
reported in Florida and Alabama,
and freeie warnings posted in
Georgia.
New Florida lows for the date
were reported yesterday at
Daytona Beach, 3S. and Orlando,
36. The 45-degree low in West
Palm Beach was a record for the
third consecutive day. In
Alabama, the mercury hit a
March 13 reoord of 24 degrees in
Huntsville.
And a departing winter stonn
left a 15-lnch snowfall in
Vermont, where icy roads cawied
at least one highway death
yesterday, officials said.
Snow was a foot deep from the
Hudson Valley in eastern New
York to the mountains of
Vermont and New Hampshire.
About 16 inches of snow fell at
the Cannon Mountain ald area at
Franconia, N .H , 1a1d
spokeswoman Mary Goodyear
70 mllee aouth of Dallu In 1.-entral
Texu.
Clvll defenH ottlclah and
Ot!partmcmt of Public Sarety
troort'r• helped evacuate tht-
rura area In a one1 mlle rodlu.
from tho accident alt\", aold
McL•nna.n County Sheriff'• dil~U:htor Jo Gnady
' lta a htahly toxic chemical It
la deadly and lf1 1praylni acr<m
the h.i1hway," lhe aald.
Grady aald offlclal1 &it the
11Cene requested ambulancet for
~voral ttaln crewmen
Three people wf!re taken to
H11lcre1l llo1pltal In Waco In
1 t a b I o <· o n d It I o n , n u ra I n 8
1upervliior Suaan Morril laid
A t4•am or c:1<pt-rtt from Dow
Chem1cal Co. waa on the •-ene to
dlrttl't the c le&inup, 1ald
Ml'Lt'nnan County 1herlff'1
deputy L J Lynch.
A Texu Department of PubUc
Safety helicopter fle w around
the area to determlnt-whether
Deity Noc l'Mto by Lee ,..,_
Well, let's hope so. And is that a dove in
disguise? Which way is Mount Ararat?
Aclually, the sign in Newport Harbor
warns people not to stub the ir toes on the
end of a storm drain.
any more .,.-ople were •n the •ro•. ul.d department epoketlman
Larry Todd ln Auatin.
Oftlclal1 did not know
Immediately what cauaed the
derailment, lnvNtl81tort 1ald
'J'he c:hc-mlcal WU lplllil\I f.rom
o ne of two tank e arl that
derailed, Todd Mid.
Ph.-nol, ii carbolic add, can
cau.e dHth when conLllit'ted In
amall amount1, 1atd DPS
cornmunlcationa officer Ed Weill.
Party rout
brings riot
in Mia1ni
MIAMI (AP) -About SOU
angry Loutha took to the 1treell
of the iberty City neighborhood
during a four -houir melee,
smashing windows, hurling
boltles and beer cans and
torc hing pile• of trash after
polJce shut down a noisy, open-
a1r party, authonues uid.
Three people were injured and
a self-serve gasoline station was
ransacked during the disturbance
that started about 10 p .m .
Sunday and was quelled four
hours lat.er m the predominantly
black, low-income area, police
said.
Angered partygoera smashed
at least one pol.ace car winddlield
before spilling mto Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. Boulevard,
Liberty City's main
thoroughfare. A car windahield
and rear window were bashed in
and t.rash bins were set ablaz.e,
authorities aaid
The spree began after poUce
offtcers, responding to complaint.I
thal "hoodlums" had filled the
chilly, 55-degree air around
African Square Park with
thundering rhythm and blues,
repeatedly told revelers to turn
down their music, said Miarru
Police Information Officer Juan
Santos.
"The last time (about 10 p.m .
EST) we went and told them to
shut 1t down,'' Santos said of the
s treet party, a common
happening 1n the rundown
neighborhood. "'They agreed,
and as we were leaving, people
s tarted throwing rocks and
bottles . Tht>y were not
provoked."
Sporadic gunfire also was
reported in the area, and Santo5
said he heard at least a doum
s hots -"pip·ptp-pi p, like
automatic weapons or
something." But no gunshot
wounds were reported. LOS ANGELES -Robert Welch, founder of the right·
wing John Birch Society, has resigned the prestdency of the
national organization after 25 years. the aociety says. Welch
takes the new title of chainnan emeritus and is succeeded by
Thomas N. Hill, Birch spokesman Jack McMannis said
yesterday.
State weathers another bout with • rain
Prisoner tries to blind himself LOS ANGEI...!S (AP) -Rams
aent mud sliding acrca Interstate
5, and two women eecaped death
In a atonn-swollen channel over
the weekend, but the National
Weather Service predicted clear
sk.Jes tonight and tomorrow
In addition, six people were
rescued yesterday after surf
caught their motorboat off
Venice Beach, lifeguards said.
The 1-S mudslide near the
SAN DIEGO -Docton .ought to save the eyesight today
of a convict who tried to blind hi..rmelf in a protest against the
U.S. criminal justioe 1yst.em. Jerry Paul Barr, 37, underwent
surgery late l.ut night at University Hospital after damaging his
eyes in his cell. He was 9entenced Friday to 31 years and eight
months in st.ate prison for a ltring of bar robberies dating back
more than two decades.
WORLD
Deadline for stor:m aid
looming in Huntington
Polish riot squads stem protest
WARSAW, Poland -Riot squada brand1shing rubber
truncheons diapented 1,000 protesten and detained 9e'Vel'81 of
them outaide a Gdansk 1h.ipyard where the now-outlawed
independent Solidarity union w• formed. Labor leader Lech
Walesa, former leader of Solidarity who lives in Gdanlk. Mid
uniformed officen al.90 1topped him from attending yesterday's
rally. The demonstraton were protesting the trial of Anna
Walentynowia., a shipyard crane operator who helped form the
union in August 1980.
Ex-Nazi storm trooper quits post
BONN, Wert Gennany -Werr>lt.'r Vogel. 7S, a member of
the anti-nuclear Greens Party elected to the West German
Parliament Lut week, hu surrendered hia 11e9t becau.e of a
prelS uproar about hil put u a member of Adolf Hiller'• Nan
stonn-troopen.
Refugees flee African violence
DUKWE, Bo1swana -Hundredl of Zimbabwean refugees,
behind the mellh-wire fence of this camp, are the latest people to
flee violence ln .outhem Africa. Many trek through rouah bush
foe days before police pick them up • .:reel'\ them and brina them
to the camp in the thick wooda to join South African, Namibian
and ~ exiles fleeinR political turmotl ln their COWltries.
Tomorrow LS the last day for
v1ct1ms of the recent storm to
apply for aid at the Di1aster
Assistance C.enter being operated
at Huntington Beach Oty Hall,
2000 Main St.
The center la open today and
tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Merl Moore, a spokesman for
the Federal Emergency
Management Agency, aid 12S
resldenta visited the Huntington
Beach center Saturday.
Through Saturday afternoon.
S7S people had come to the
center, wh.ich opened early last
week. Of the1e, S35 took out
applications for federal Small
Bu1ineu Admini1tration loana
covering damage to home1,
peraonal belongin11 or
buatne.es.
A.18o, 82 people had taken out
appllcatlon1 for temporary
hou1ln1, 5~ had taken out
appUca\ioN for the Individual
and Family Grant program, and
l~ had aought ami.tt&nce from
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the American Red Cross.
Although the Huntington
Beac h center will close
tomorrow, storm victims can
oontinue to seek aid at centers
remaining open In San Diego and
San Bernardino counUes.
Information about these
program• will continue to be
available by calling the toll·fr~
OiaHter A11istance Hotline,
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Grapevine completely blocked
the northbound lanes at 8.15 p.m .
yesterday California Highway
Pat.rot spokesman Monty Keifer
said.
B e tween ra iny spe lls
yesterday, throngs of Southern
Cal1forn1ans, apparently
suffering from caban fe ver
induced by the stonny weather
of the pa.st few months, headed
to the beach for walks and jogs.
"There were a lot of str1:1Uers,
joggers ... county lifeguard
Mickey Gallagher said "1 guess
that since the storms,
everybody"s been feeling cooped
up."
Although the storm brought
only 0 23 inches of rain to the Los
Azlselea C1v1c C.enter, that brings
the season total to 22. 7 inches.
almo1t twice as much as the
normal 12 16 inches and almost
three times as much as las t
season's 6 25 UlChes by thas date.
The 1-5 mudslide occurred
about three miles north of the
Kern-Los Angeles county hne,
Keift>r said.
Two women whose c.ar skidded
off the Pasadena Freeway and
crashed upside-down into the
Arroyo Seco flood control channel
at Avenue 43 faced a close brush
with death yesterday, and one
owes her life to a 21 -year-old
man.
"U it hadn't been for the man,
she might not have made at,''
CHP dLSpatcher Teri Halsey said.
He called Robert Lopez of Los
Angeles "a hero "
Caprice Pippion. 22, of Los
Angeles, and her passenger,
Edwina Karen Ev8Jll, 21, of Los
Angeles, struggled free of the
car, but Pippion was swept mto
the four-foot-deep CWTent.
Lopei saw the accident from
across the freeway and "dove in
after them." Habey said.
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The d&ngers
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By PAT HOROWITZ ........... ~ ....
DEAR PAT: Wltla all tlle recent publlclty
aboat anorexia nervoH (telf·lmpoaed
1&arvatlon>. I'd like to II.Dow II people on low
calorie dletl alto cotld be lit du1er If tbey
atay oa Hell a diet for 1 Iona time. ·
L.P ., Ba.nt1D1ton Bea ell
Overzealous punui t of very low calone
dleta has led to aimllar physiological problems
and starvation-related deaths, according to
Information provided by the Cooperative
Extension. A atudy of 17 people (16 female.)
having a median age of 35 who died of cardiac
arrest, showed they spent two to elght months
consuming between 300 and 400 calories a
day. Thirteen used liquid protein as their only
food; two supplemented liquid protein with a
protein food once a day; two used powdered
products baaed on milk proteins; all took
multivit.amlna and almost all took mineral
supplements.
Twelve of these people were under some
form of medical s upe r vision. Moat were
feeling very well and were pleased with their
weight loss, although hair loss and cold
intolerance were frequently reported.
The cardiac effecta of their sudden
deaths resembled those seen in cases of
starvation (especially during the early
refeeding phase) f rom protein-calorie
malnutrition. The long-tenn use of 300-400
calories per day was thought to be the most
crucial factor associated with these deaths.
This study was reported in the .. American
Journal of Clinical Nutrition" 34, April 1981.
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Insuring California dream can be costly
1..08 ANO&U:S (AP) ln.aurtna the •Ind of
C.llfomle llt•tyle many peopl• dream about lan't
chHp. And while thoH who can. uttord the
bffchfront bunplowt and canyon home. can al.to
pay the htaher l)Nmiuma, not aU of them do
Hundreda of houae1 were loat rtteently In
Callfornla'a aavaae atorma -total damaae 11
estimated at well over •soo millJon -and many
homeownerw did not have adequate lnau.rance, •Y•
Federal Emeraency Manaat!ment Agency
apokesman Merl Moore.
Baaic homeowner policlea do not cover floodin&. mudalldes or wave damaie. and Moore
aald even the afOuent were cauaht with lnautflclent
rowr1a1e durlnl the recent t>.d weather
"We ran aero. ca.wt with expenaive home. on
the couUlne that didn't tuw• ~ual.e lnaur~
t•lther atructural or belol\linp People are auppoled
to re-ev.Oualt' (their pollda) every f.w years, but
many of them don't," be aald "It'• often a matlt'r of
their penonalltiee -It's not a question of whether
they~an afford It They juat don't think about It
untll It happena "
Many homeowner"I al.to didn't buy additional
flood ln1urance coveraae offered throuah the
federal aovemment, aald Judy Merrill, executive
director of the Western lnaurance Information
Service.
"Nationally, In areaa qualified tor flood
ln1uran ce, only about five percent of the
homeownen buy It," uid Merrill. "And that'• wha&
we're flndl.na In the r-.cent f1oodin8 -people haw
homeownen poUdea but they have not pu.rch.uod
th~ flood lnauranoe People Juat think It couldn't
happen to them."
Even thoee who thouaht ahead weren't alwaya
11ble to protect themaelv ...
Richard Cook carried~ of hb belor\i1ncl to
ufety when floodwaters awept throuah hla
Hunllngton Beach neiahborhood but lost much of
what he had to leave behind.
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Flood protection takes
ll1oney plus insurance
As Huntin1t on Boach
residents hauled ruined C8l'pelins.
furnit ure a n d appliances from
their fiood-IUicken homes, much
of the talk wu of Orange County's
flood control system and why it
didn't work in the beach city.
Councilwoman Ruth Finley, n
member of the Santa Ana River
Flood Protection Agency, put 1t
succintly, "The answer is money."
money."
No dou bt about that. In the
H untington Beach area there were
11 breaks in the sides of five
ear then flood control channels
d uring the heaviest rains and only
hasty sandbagging saved even
more homes from being flooded.
Fountain Valley came
through in fine style. There th e
k ey flood control channels are
lined with concr ete which,
according to experts, not only do
not erode but also have 50 percent
more capacity because they move
water faster.
But it would cost u p to $50
million to put concrete in the 14
miles of unlined channels in
Huntington Beach. and nobody
has the money.
Money. in fact, was the key
back in t he '50s when the flood
co n trol system first was
developed. At that time plans
called for channels to be built to
w ithstand a 25-year flood. But
even that criterion was not met
because the channels were
unlined. The th eory was that they
could be lined later, to brir)g them
u p to full capacity.
In 1956, passage of a $4 3
million Clood con trol bond issue
seemed to be the answer. But the
cost of completing the channels
had been underestimated and the
m oney ran out before many t'Ould
be improved.
Today's flood control
standards call for protection
~gamst a 100-ycar flood. But that
would involve b u ying righ ts of
way, moving roads and raising
bridges, In addition to completing
the concrete lining. The cost now
becomes astronomical.
That's why the long-planned
and long-delayed Santa Ana River
flood control pro,ect has a prict
tag of more than $1 b1lhon and
hasn't even been started because
of the d1ff1culty of putting
together local. state and federal
funding.
At the moment the only
improvement m the oiling 1s a
county plan to spend about $1.5
million to line about haJf a mile of
the flood control channel m one
especially threatened area in
Huntington Beach.
That won't be much help. Bul
at least a piecemeal effort to bring
the existing channels up to a
reasonable standard of protecuon
is better than nothing.
Such an effort would be
speeded if residents could be
persuaded to help out by ~ing a
bond is.sue. In Light of this month's
lesson that might find some
support
One lesson that many now
have learned is the value of flood
insurance. Despite repeated
warnings that they were buying
in a flood plain few property
owners, it turned out, had been
willing to pay for the special
insurance Now it must sound like
a bargain to some who suffered
damage mounting into the
thousands.
And for the time being, at
least. that's about the only answer
to a threat that wall not go away
Marsh Il!erits patience
The 200-acre San Joaquin
Freshwater Marsh Reserve near
UC Irvine. last of its kind in urban
Orange Coun ty, is a unique
reminder of the days when the
county was do t ted with
freshwater marshes.
It is home to 179 species of
birds, 97 species of plants and 17
species of reptiles and amphibians
and is one of 26 parcels that make
up the UC Natural Land and
Water Reserve System.
During the drier months, the
marsh r eceives a continuous
sup ply of water from a nearby
water treatment plant.
This month , the marsh had
m ore than enough water, about a
foot of it over the entire acreage.
and enough spilled over onto
adjacent Campus Drive to force
c l osure of about a mile of
roadway.
The road remained flooded
days after the rains subsided and
that did not sit very well with
drivers who were obliged to make
a short detour.
•
The marsh director explained
that the diked reserve 1s
engineered to preser ve a small
supply of water for its inhabitants.
The only drain IS a 24-inch pipe
placed almost honzontally so the
flow of water wtll never be fast.
During the recent storm the drain
had to be cl06ed because the San
Diego Creek channel was so full
its silt-laden waters it would have
backed up and invaded the
carefully protected marsh causing
even worse Cloodmg.
The proposal to buald the
one-mile extension of Campus
Drive through the marshland
C41used a furor in the early '70s.
but as it has turned out. the road
has not damaged the marsh
Now the marsh 1 ts elf 1s
inconveniencing drivers and.
officials say. this can be expected
in periods of heavy rain But it's a
small price to pay for having a
remarkable wildlife habitat right
on the doorstep of an increasingly
industrialized area. A little
patience as m order
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L.M. Boyd/ Queens' harems
Q . Kings have had harems of
women. but have any queens had
barems of men?
A . A few. One Queen Kahena. a
Berber in Northwest Africa, kept on
her prernile9 400 male gigolos, for
lnstance. MOBt queens have not found
it neceaary to~ their playmates
behind locked doors, however. That'•
only neceaaary U said playmates are
inclined to run away.
To that lengthy liat of commodities
tMt aot their ltart via sales t.o the
~leue add M & M '1 candy, in 1940 .. a ''quJck-energy''
radon.
Q. Where do t..dy nudJata put their
m&Uup?
A. All avflt. Do you meen w hlue do
tb9y lrMp It? Mast carry pure..
·, Approximately t wice H manl ~•mm have one otna rib. h 1 a-to the mdr.. ~ Somet1mea I&~ pain In the and ann.
0. out ol flY'ttY 16'7 people are IO ~ .. ,,.
Q. The Ringling brothers of C1l"CUS
fame. how many were there"
A Seven. John, Albert, Otto,
Alfred. Charles, August and Henry.
Liquor costs twice as much in
Canada, four timea as much In
England and seven times &1 much in
Norway, as m the United States.
Q . When doe• your hair star t
growing'
A. About auc months befo~ you're
born.
Undeut.and the crHUve folk ln
Sweden have com e u p with a
nicotine-baaed chewing .rum tha t'•
1uppo1ed to eaae th e w ithdrawal
tenl.iona ot thoee who quit a:moldna·
Q . Why ii a "1teepJec:ha1e" 10
called?
A. Early Enal1ah rlden who wanted
to race on horeeback p icked out
dlatant church 1teeplu for flnilh
lines, then cut crom-«JUntry to aet
tMft, JumPna WMtevef' WU in the way
Aging conference 'rigged'?
WASHINGTON Secret t•vadence
has been gathered that the White House
ngged 1ts C'.onference on Agmg an late
1981 -an event that had an impact on
the national Social Secunty debate.
It was a defensive damage-control
operation, intended to keep the
conference from becomang a political
embarrassment to President Reagan. But
the tactics were reminiscent 'Of those
used by the Nixon White House to
manipulate tht> press and influence
pubhc opinion.
SO M E P ART I C I PANTS an the
ronference <.'Omplaaned that at had been
packed with Reagan supporters, who
controlled the out.come. White House
officials stoutly demed the charges But 1
can now report that the charges not only
were true but that the complamLS didn't
go far enough
The General Aet'ountmg OHace has
been quietly 1nvest1gat1ng what
happened My associate Indy Badhwar
has seen the sworn testimony and
supporting documents, which are locked
in secret files. Here are the highlights·
Dunng the plannmg stages, every
new member of the conference advisory
board was OK'd by the Wh1t.e House
only aft.er lengthy political screening.
In the late sprang of 1981. 400
addauonal delegates were appointed
Most w e re thosen from Reagan
campaign -donor lists and other
pohtacally oriented sources.
-On demand, conference 0Cf1cials
surrendered a complete list of delegates
in advance to the Republican National
:::~.::~.offici~~
::onstant contact with the conference
~taff. They even used code names for
their phone calls.
-A hush-hush telephone bank was
mstalled at conference headquarters to
poll potential delegates and predict "how
much of a political embarrassment the
(conference) was gomg to be to tht.>
president," a ccording to sworn
testimony ~ White House volunteers
asked ques11ons carefully designed to
"get a handle on the ideology of the
delegates to determine the actual
polltJcal climate of the conference."
-"The telephone polling of the
delegates was to be kept secret from
(conference) staff people The rooms
we re kept locked, and had only one
entrance -through a top executive's
office ln the reception room in front of
these phone rooms was a Jme of masking
tape on the floor m front of a desk The
tape marked the lme which no one but
the internal staff should croes, unlem
specifically etlCOrted by a member of the
Delegate Services staff."
-On Oct. 2, aft.er the flrst ·pro~
about the politicization of the oonterenoe,
an emergency staff meeting was called.
When the participants returned t.o theic
offices, they found "a team of men
dressed in dark worksuit.s who were
changing the locks on all the doors." One
Btaff member testified that they were
sent home early, and added: "We were
not allowed to-go back to our offices t.o
get our personal belongings. Our puraes
had been brought to the out.er office."
-"A ME MBE R of the work team
described himself as part of the White
House security force " Yet the
conference was supposedly an
autonomous operatmn.
-When the conference staff returned
to work the n e xt Monday, they
dascovered that sensitive poutical file.a
had dis.appeared Shortly there&fter, a
senior "political consultan t" waa
assigned to the conference staff by the
White House.
Footno te The Whale Hou1e's
manipulatJve precautJons -and even
more dubious tactics employed during
the conference itself -failed to
mum.idat.e the delegates I will publish
more details m a future column.
Appoint1nents reflect end of an era
Ln the two short months he has been
m office, Gov George Deukmepan has
already made at clear that the
anti·fanner. anti-business, anti-growth,
anu-haghways, and anu-energy policies
o( the Jerry Brown adminulration are
out the window.
ThlB is being reflected an C'ach of his
appointments to the vanous agencies or
government, many of whom have been
closely associated with DeukmeJian
while he served as attorney general
Others like David Stirling, the new
general counsel for the Agricultural
Labor Relations Board, are former
lawmakers with whom Deukmejian
served during his 16 years in the
Legislature
STIRLING, a Whittier Republican,
ceded his seat m the Assembly, after
serving three terms. to run for the
Republican nomination for attorney
general. Whether he could have beaten
the eventual wlnner, Democrat John van
de Kamp, la now problematical for he
was edged out in the pnmary by George
Nicholson wbo lost badly to van de
Kamp
But Stirling who, as an assemblyman
showed himself to be a bright, hard-
working and sincere lawmaker, al-
beit a ronaervative one, earned tum.elf a
place in the Deukmejian admirustration
most sen.aiuve to the governor's farm
backers
No sooner was he on the job than it
became apparent to Cesar Chavez's
United Farm Workers that they no
IATEll/
IW:llURI .
longer would have the run of the agency
to swt their whims.
For Surling has left no doubts that he
IS in charge by directmg that all future
romplamts flied with the board will be
reviewed at his headquarteni before any
further action ui taken
Although the UFW aeea the move as
"anti-labor," Stirling defended at as
"good management," polnting out the
policy existed under the previous
admirustration but was largely ignored
Surllng ts but one of a number of
former lawmakers selected by
Deukmejian to assist ham in govenung
the state Another as Clare Berryhill,
fonner senator from Modesto who quit
In 1976, after serving only one term,
saying his family and hi.s farming
interests precluded tum from remairung
m the Legislature
But the governor has prevailed upon
ham to head up the Department of
Agnculture. It would appear to be an
excellent choice, for Berryhill was not
only one of the best liked senators, by tu.
colleagues, the press. the lobbyists, and
the bureaucrata, but he is a real "dirt
farmer" who ahould be able to restore
the farmers respect for the st.ate agency.
ANOTHER FORMER assemblyman
with outatanding credentials bas been
named director of Industrial Relation1.
He ia Victor Veysey. who eerved in the
assembly from 1962 until tu. elEifUon t.o
C'.ongress in 1970. Thereafter be aerved
as aaistant .ecretary of the Army, and
most recently has been director or the
California Institute of Technology'•
Industrial Relations Cent.er. A former
rancher he has degrees from C.al Tech in
civil engineering and from Harvard in
andust.rial management.
Also named t.o a poll by Deukmejian ii
former assemblyman Gordon Dulf y of
Hanford who left the Assembl y after 18
years to run for Secretary of State lut
year.
Comprehensive education hard to achieve
The one th1na that student. moet need
u they enter college, and the one thiJli
they are least likely to pt, la a ere•ter
emphub op lnterdl9Clplinary studies.
They need to learn how one subject
rela ... to another, how one ~
IYllEY Dim "'
affecta or -.noame1 ihe (n:lluenele of
another -ln lhort. how thtnp bana
topthtt In a tot.al1ty.
'l'hll they do not pt thia In abnmt ~
t'Oll4t11 CIC' unlvendty la :tuarely tho fallll of tM faculties theme .., which are
wuetwed IO ~t, rather than
pnllDOW. a boLlltlc undentandl"I of tM
way the WOC'ld rMlty wwb.
U, for~ 1 ool.J.ie ltUdtnl ope.cl '° beoonM a "~t" ma;:. and allD hed an an-. ln eoalolM:Y~ ~ ar
ah9 would ftnd IC at1•1•IY .clflticWl to
1U'llddll lbw ..... -"°' becl..-&MJ oonllin -"'u.111~ beoMIM &hall who -.ch 1IMlft.. fll...,.
.... IWl lftd ,_., ~·-to dlmlnAlh dw ~~ al lhW own,...._. 11 nl911M.
A student who tried to combine the9e
two would find tu. papen r'Nd by both
departmenu; and, moat likely. the
government teechers would dJ.smila the IOCiolOlkal aspects, whJle the aociology
Instruct.ors would 1nlff coldly at the
poUtbl portlona of luch a thesia.
H61her education In Amerlc• 11
lmperlaliatJc, not democratic, with Meh
de partment detperately defe ndina lta
terrain, and strMna to attain hefemonY
over lw rlvall. In the belt of t1me1. lhia
parocblall1m 11 ab1urd , tn today'•
economy, with coll4tatl cutUnc down to
the bone. and eech Clepartmenl rtrivlna
d•1pe rat•ly to p rove lt1 p r ime
lmpon.nce ln the c:un1culum. lt la the
wdmate arropnce.
MBANWBILE, tbe Uudeot wbo
would Uke a tiro.dlr ~ who
wanta t.he kind ot ech•tlOD \bat fl• all
the p... ~ Into am kJnd of
rwoap••t>&. patwn, .. fcinacl to cbocm
belW ft cllldD1J.MI b9fON be knoWI ~ aboul tMlr' reladw wonh In
\JM tueritchy of YalUll. ~ HW.... 4'.lrtM hll ac.. and
ltotlftJ tn\IN It ,,..lde1U of. lite u .... .,o1~w _.,..... •
e\lt U\rou1h dtll . • ol aa1d11No ............ ~-·
...
at every tum. by thoee wba.e )oyalty
belooaed le11 to the edu cational
en t.erpriae than t.o a partk:u1ar field ot
atudy.
Thia atUtude may be justW.ed at \be
pre-profe11lon al level, but ln an
underva<tuate IChool a more synoptic
viewpoint i1 imperative, IO that the
atudent ta not forced CO embark befon be
even knowa what llhip he would lib to
..U on. Little wonder ao fll&QY fall. or
jump, overboard in a foe of f.rustntioo
and futility.
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THI allT MD THI CDUITY
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MONDAY, MAACH 14, 1983
ANN LANDERS
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Mariette Hartley stan aa a
mother who takes action
after. her daushter i8 slain
by an intoxicated dri.,er.
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•verly Hutchin&On wants the public to get
·*'hquake, ready. . -·--r
E~·rt'1q~•-e ~ 1•. You_ ~
!lii.: rn•ENZO BENET I 1
earthq e oafety ID d:~ who nm'°' e
. survive \Nh~(I the big one hits
~,...... Nov , bu~only pal~ 1()... HuichiNon Mid.'
Beverly ffu~hlnaon IS ~· Sbe'1 the pn;sident of lhe "lt'a not a popular topic among politiciahl until aft.er it
Earthquake Public lnformauon Center (EPIC) in F\!llerton and she hap~" said Anita Garcia, a public lnfonnation o(ficer for the
doesn't uadenrtand why the public and politiaans are ao apathetic alat.e office of emergency eervices. "A few years ago we requested
about earthquakes. $100,000 in funds from the legislature to start a statewide
After all, she saya, there's scientific evtdence supporung the earthquake sa1ety public lnfonnation week. But they turned ua
theory that the next big one -as high as 8.3 on the R1ehter ICale down becau.ee they believed we didn't know what we were d<>tng."
-may strike along the San Andreas Fault which lies under Pre9ently, only the Southern California F.arthquake
the Loe Angeles and San Bernardino counties before the year 2000. Preparedness Project and the University of California-Berkeley
She also stresses that a recent study conducted by the receive federal and state funds to develop programs on earthquake
California Division of Mines and Geology estimated that a large preparednea. Garcia aaid.
~uake would make the vicious s~ that hit two weeks ago 1eem "But these things take time .. Garcia aaid "We need
like a sun shower. The report predicted. ..,.,~,. P4nht ........._ th• ................. -L-' could ha -3,000 to 14,000 deaths aome .. "'"6 •"6 away ~u.ee e ~ ... ""l\A&l\C ppen
-12 000 to 55 000 eerioua injunes tomorrow or next year.
_ 250,000 h~less AJdes to l~ aseemblyman ~ state aenaton say their offices
_ $17 billion in property damage have never received calla regardUls earthquake preparedneea.
Hutchinson, a fonner member of the Governor's Emergency "No one wants to think about it," aaya Hans Clemens, an aide
Task Force on Earthquake Prepared.ne9. says these estlmat.ee to Sen. John Seymour, Anaheim.
CIO\l)d be two to three times higher if the quake struck during rush "If It's not o~ the people's m.inda, it'a not on the legialature'a h4.ar rrunds," said G!Qria ~lye, aide to A9emblyman Marian Berr-on.
;,What we're tallung about here 111 a major catastro he," R-Newport Beach
Hutchinson said. "But the earthquake can be su.rviveabt: If we Nolan Frizzelle (R-Fountain Valley) aaid he would hesitate to
know 90me simple eelf-help rules and if the government and allocate state funds for a statewide information campaign on
J;>uainess conununity take the necessary steps to inform the public earthquake sa1ety bean.IM the focua ia too narrow.
on earthquake preparedness." "We have to be prepared for all disMten," he said, adding
But HutchiN10n maintains that many politicians aren't overly that such measures should be add.reaed by county and city
concerned, ooting a study conducted by the National Security agencies becauee they would have a better Idea of the individual
Council under fonner President Jimmy Can.er concluded that needa of each community.
California and the nation are not prepered to respond to a major llbes alo114l the 0ranae Coast are located along the Newport-
earthquake. What's more, EPIC sent out 250 questionnaires on Inglewood Fault, which for the pre9ellt time ia a low-riak area.
E.T. call Earth
intensive search begins
for space intelligence
unsuccessful predeceuora' in
another way, too. "It u.a rather
sophiltlcated hardware," aald
Horowiu. "lt'a probably lander
than anything that's been uaed
before. It'a a very aenaltive
8ear'Ch."
Will they find anythlng1
"There are a few p>d, mild
radio utronomen who think thlit
within 10 to 1~ yean, • aip\al
fro.m an extraterre1trlal
lntelllaent clvillutlon will be
dt1covered," 1ald Louil
Friedman. uecuuve ~ of
the Planetary= ••eut most ot ua eay the ty II tl\at ll
will not be ditlc:oYefed in our
UteUme."
Added Hqr.owlta: ''The oddl
are"°' YWY fOOCI, m11be one In a ~" •
other ~a.le frequenote1 that
aliena mlCf\t p6ck to OCIG'8Ct their
heavenly net,hbon. ..
The equlpment hU alreedy
been tHted on the Ar•clbo
Obeervatory'• 1,000.foot recllo te::-:rJ' Puerto NCo,. wblp lt
... 1t200~ .......
I acconiirlg to geplogtat ~d EPIC Chief Financial Officer Richard ~utcbJNon. S.Verly'a brother. How4"er, he Mid a '1Uljor cp.aaU
in the Loe Anfieles and San Qemardino areas may cau.e
tiqui~on of the ground in coastal communities such as
Huntington Beach and Newport Beach.
In cue of a major quake, the Orange County ~gency
Management Division has a system .et up to rninimiz.e km of life
and property and to attend to victims in Med of food.. shelter and
medical treatment, according to EddJe Beal, a county emergency
services coordinator.
In addJtion the county and the Red Crcm provide free
handoutl on earthquake preparedness and conduct aalety
preentat.ions at city and public recreation cel)ten. hospltala, police
and fire departmentl.
Beal said that the oty of Westminater i. being uaed u a test
center bv the Southern C&lifornia F.arthQuake Preoaredoem
Project to establish a prototype program on earthquake!
preparedness to be U8ed in small cities in Callfomi8 and the nst of
the country.
The Westminster program includes conducting earthquake
safety !le111inars for industry. business and schools., aa welf •
seismic tesUnj of buildinp. Beal said.
Hutchmaon said the public must famlliariz.e It.elf with certain
eelf-help techniques because it may take emergency 9el"Vicl!s 24 to
72 hours to respond to the disaster. They include:
• Read the F.arthquake safety infonnation located tn the front
of your phone book.
• Have a flashlight and battery-powered radio on hand to
deal with power outages resulting from the quake.
•'l'Um off electricity and gas furnace to prevent fire and
explolion.
ODs increase
Crime, death feared
as heroin use rises
By DOLORES BARCLAY All 1bt1 • ,._ ..._
NEW YORK -Heroin u.e i.
on the r1.le qain, and a better
quality dNI at a lower price ia
thratenfnl the nation with an
lncrew ln ~related c:rtmm
and overdoee cleat.ha.
tn 90me parta of the United
States, authorlUea HY the
r.roblem la already aevere.
'We're not ln atore for an
epidemic. We're tn the proc..
already," Hid Commander
Lawrence Forbera of the
Chlcaao Police Department'•
Narcotb Dlvllior\.
"It'• economlca," he aald.
"?..\on people are beoom1nl dntc
deelen becau.e lt'• the only type
of employment they can have
~tnow. · •at.ht now, lt'a 1.2 perwnt
pure. It WM S.4 pll'Cmt ~ ln
1979," he aald. '!Our OD'•
(OYtrdoll Mb) have UaaN-d
.... 1818. tt'• vwy ~ ~ ... -~." J'\n ~ II rarel"I told on
, &be 1trHt. To Iner .... sa.e
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Tact focus ~f sage advice
D~ ANN LANDJ:RS: I have ~ after
1G1M bltWI' epUocMe not to put 11\Y foot ln my
mo,uh. May I 1hare wlth your rHdere my
experience• a tokm paymmt tor the eood edvb
you haw &tYm me over UM yMtl?
1. Newt ..wne a woman a. pNln&llt, ewn lf
&M appeua to be Nlldy to deUwr at any moment.
c.rtalft medk:atlona, • well u tumon. can eau.e a woman to look like 1he la expecdnc. A ,_.nt
..... bt Din CU\ do the MIDI thJ.nl. --
2. a a YOUftl penan diel, do not ... ckm
relative the Cl9UM of cMlth. A dnaa overdoee or
IUJdde ere po.tbWU... Otten the family d<* not
wtah to talk about Jt. and they lhould not be put on
the ru you meet~ ee..qer or edult, and
have the aliabWt doubt about tGa or her .. x. be noncommltaf until you piher more Ultormadon and
can make • poelti'le a•nder ldentl1lcatlon. Be
extremely cautlowi abOUt th.la becau.. once you
make a miltake, you are dead. 'lbere ii no way to
fix It.
'1fla we... alwaYI liven priVllC)' ln l)'m cl.u9 when
we ahowered and chanaed lnto and out of our IUita.
I WU arateful for that privacy. Yet my hUlband
~when he wu ln the .. rvic:. no one cared about
~Y 1n ahowen or even ln bathrooma. Our ION
lwtrD ln the nude at camp and they uy tho Mme w -
,. believe th1a may be the reuon there ta eo
much bomoeexuallty today. A de1perately lonely or
weak penon could be l.ncllned to CnlM owr the line
with whoever It near. What about It, Ann? -
OONCERNED MOM IN NEWPORT
-::r--4~'
Betrothals
Helman-Finkel
Mn. r.dtth Helman of Lqw\I Beech and DNJ
Helman of Anahmm announce the .......,,., at
their da~h~r1 Dr. Terri Ann Helman, to Dr.
Richard tMUllOr'O Finkel, eon of Mr. and Mn. David
Klee Flnk•I II " PIU.1bur1h. Pa. A June 10
wedcUna la pla.nn.a ln ~ HUla.
Dr. Helman eemed her U.S. aftd M .D. ~
at Stanford Univmdty and hu completed her Ph.D.
In blo-chemiatry. She la a resident ln Harvard
Unlveratty'• pedlaltric prc>tp'lm at BoslOn Children'•
H01pltal.
Dr. P'tnkel earned hl1 B.A. de1rH froro
Wuhln8ton and Jeffenon C4llea• and tu. M .D.
from W~ UnJveralty In lit. Louia. After
complettna hie pedlatrlc re1ldency at Boaton
Chlldlen'a Ha.pit.al, he continued ln lta neurololY
prosram whtn he la cummUy cl\lef N!llident.
MUler-McGeougb 4. When you meet an alder man with a Vfllf'Y
YOUDC pl and they have the aame lut name. never usume they are father and dauahter. They coWd
be man and wife. The aame 11>e1 for the much older
woman and the YOUJ'\I man. To make the flnt 1affe
ii bed enouch. but the leClOnd one wlll net you an
enemy for Ute.
DEAR MOM: Peofle doD't become
aiomoet.nal• oo tlae 1par o &be momeQt btuaae tlat)' aq loaely. nat pattern 11 aet (or It l111't) by
tlae aae of S or '· A1k yoar aoa1 If lbelr senal pref•~ coald be cbu1ecl by vlewlD1 a naked
male. ud yoa wlU udentud Uie polDt I am trytaa
to mab.
"12to111 my 'Happy Hour.'"
Gall Ann Miller will become the bride of
Daniel Jo1eph McGeough on Au1. 27 ln St.
Joachlm'1 Catholic (llurch, c.o.t.a Mesa.
5. Do not tell ethnic Jokes. ever. Some people
may lau.h, but more often than not they· are
offend~. The ume toes for JokM about folb on
welfare. 'nlere ia a new clam of poor ln th1a country.
The1e ~ you can't tell who la off welfare and
who la on. -LONG-TIME ANN FAN JN CX>NN.
DEAi\ CONN.: nub for Mme .... tHIYlce.
AM aow may I ride you ceett.alll ... add oae
moreT
I. WMa yH meet a frte•d 1•• .. ve noa teea la
a MQ w'11e, •o DOl Ilk. .. Bow It yov laa1Mad (or
wlfe)'"t" 'here la a H-H duce lUt tlaey are
dJvorce4 or tH cate ls la tlae COtll1L
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Something hu been
bothering me fOt' eeveral yean.. AA the only female
member of an .U-male-hoUlehold (three .ona), I
have been told I am nuta.
When I w• ln high IChool 1 remember that we
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Am I small-minded to
feel lnaulted when my college-educated nieces
write to me on tom-out looee-leaf notebook paper
or anYlh1"8 ei. that aeema to be handy?
Pleue don't auggett that I buy them nice
atadclnery. I have done eo, but they revert to their
old habit.a u IOClll u the good stuff runa out. -
PEEVED IN FLORIDA
DEAR PEEVED: Yea I do WU yoa are beln1
1malJ.mlDdecl. Bow alee daat }oar alece1 write at
all. Some caiUdrea doD 't evea write to tlaelr
motlaera.
I receive let:&era scribbled oa brown paper
ba11, bacb of ct1mmerclal eavelope1, toUet paper,
Uad towel•, wallpaper eamples -ja1t name It
ud I aet It. Bat IO JODI •• tlae wrUm1 le letlble, I
doa't Ill.bad . . . ud aeldaer •~Hid yoa. fi'• &be
ma ... • tlaat CCHUl&t
P01 SHOn
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
J'h.c
best thtn.s
~ou. can brl~ back front~r
tri.p for m.e
.
LS ~OU..
Compete U.S. O\ok:e dtnnera. tndudJna
soup or salad, baked potato or rtcc pUaf and toasted
Ranch Brad.
Vlilua UM these won'l IUt Corcwr so come tn..J Stuart Andmon'l tc>da\t You're l20Ma fed aood tnlktc. • ii
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Mavil Miller of to.ta Meu and William Miller
of Stockton are parent• of the bride-elect, a
graduate of Orange Cout Colle1e. The future
bridegroom, who will graduate from Cal State Lena
Beach ln May, la the eon of Mn. and Mn. Beman}
McGeough of c.o.ta Meu.
Burnham-Shah
Mr. and Mn. Keith 0 . Burnham of Newp>rt
Beach announce the engagement of their daughter,
Jamie Sue, to Nader Alexander Shah, IOll of Mr.
and Mr9. Turaj Sh.ahrok.hahahl of Glendale. An
Auguat wedding ii plaimed.
The bride-elect attenda USC where 1he ia
affiliatt:d with Delta Gamma. She made her debut
in 1979 with the National Charity League. Newport
Beach Chapter. Her fiance ii a USC graduate and
was afflliated with s~ Chi.
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¢andy Lightner's story told
: BJ FRED ROTHENBERG
AJllT ........... Wrtter ~• NEW YORK -''M.A.D.D.: The Candy
L htner Story" is both an indictment and an
e onement of the American legislative system.
: Tonight's ~ and intelligently written
avie shows how one determined woman
to break down the barriers against strong J.::.::: n driving laws -obstacles that only a
d':~ratic and lobby-loving country would put up
in: the first place.
' The judicial system doesn't get off lightly, ei~er. Drunken driven are quickly beck on the a~ta. and the point 1.1 made that ju.nea are made
up of citizens who have driven under the influence,
a1*i they tend to go easy on drunken drivers. I I
Mariette Hartley stars as
Candy Lightner and Shelby
Balik and Paul Scott portray
h er children in uM.A.D.D.:
The Candy Lightner Story~" 10
be broadcast tonight at 9:00
on KNBC (4).
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The fact-based movie ia about Candy Ltghtner,
who founded Mothers Against Drunk Drivers aft.er
her daughter, c.rl, wu killed by an Intoxicated
motoriat who wu out on ball on a previoua dnmken
driving charge.
Candy, played paas1onately by Mariette
Hartley (Jame• Gamer's wife in the Polaroid
camera commercials), ls a divorced mother of three,
who is so non-political she isn't even registered to
vote. Wlult turna her into a flaming advocate ls
Cari's death and then the feeling that the
legislative and judicial S)'Jtems aren't llatening.
Willard Kohler (James Gannon) can berely
stand, but he geta behind the wheel anyway. His
car is weaving along the road when it drifts irwde
the bicycle lane and strikes Cari. Kohler leaves the
girl to die.
In contrast wU.h Kohlw'1 caJ.Jouane. are the
dedicated d()ftont and nunes who attempt to save
the 13-yeat-old child. The doctors are perspiring.
and one nurse break.a down and cries when they
loee the patient.
The simple death of a child at the hand.a of a
drunken driver should be enough to galvanize
audiences on this LSSue, bul the movie can't resiat
some Intemperance, showing the bloodied,
unoonacious girl on the operating table five wparate
times.
That excesa aside, "The Candy Lightner Story"
makes a potent political statement. although the
legialative struggle ma~ .een as overll dramatic
and out.dated today. u.e of Candy 1 Mothers
Agalnlt Drunk Driven and other groupe -like
Alliance Apinat Intoxicated Motorista and Remove
Intoxk:ated Drivers -tou&h drunken driving laws
now are sailing through state legislatures.
Candl is told by friendly legislators that
passage o effective drunken driving laws In her
Mme state ot California ii threatened by aeveral
groupe: the well-oraanbed, well-financed liquor
lobby. lawyers who profit from defending drunken
drivers, and ~ who l'ft18t being tofd how to
.ent.ence lawbreaken. U this were a documentary,
those asaertiona would not be allowed to go
unchallenged. .
But Candy calls press conference•, makes
speeches, buttonholes legialaton and becomes too
much of a pest to be ignored.
The movie also effectively 1how1 the
eme~ of this shy woman who ch.annela her
grief In an ot..ive fervor for a cau.e which the
hopes will give meen1ng to her child's death and
prevent more hlahway k.Ullnga.
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Orange Cou1 DAILY PILOT /Monday, Maron 14, 1113
Orchestra tryout extende
Tryout.I for C&llfumla'• Junior Ph1lhannonJc
Orcheatra have been extended to Mar1:h 26 by
Jl'ounder-C.Ofounder Emit KatJ for all )'OW\8
mualclana from thlll area.
Suoce.aful audltiona went held lut month but
due to the limited Urno and the weather It wu
not pomible to echedule all the tryout.I.
Dr. Kati has lnvited all Southern California
y~ ~1• between the 91ee of 12 and 26
pla>'fna VIOllrii. VIOlii, Cillo.,~·. woodwlnda.
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Dedicated to "Olve Youlh A Chance To
Heard," the JunJor Phllh.annonk bl•
non-commercial civic all-youth 1ymphony with bo
eudJUon feea or membenhlp char&•·
A nwnbttr of flnt c~ In the JPO are
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HEV, GA~flELP. lOOK
WHAT l GOT AT
TME BARBER ~HOP
THE
t 'i\MILl'
CIRCl'S
"How am I s'posed to love my neighbor when
she didn't even order any of
my candy bars?"
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1'RCJE (iRIT
EMMA! WHY
,A~E YOO GIVING
ME THAT
DIRTY
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PUNt:TI
by Brad Anderson
1t>9AV WOE 60IM6 TO
VOTE ON WMETI8 OR NOT WE CALL c;MUCK ... i
I WTE ''YES /f !!
by Qu1 Arriola
by Jim Davis
by Virgil Partch (VIP)
"I hate Mondays."
-<-~ .... 1 MAfX. A WISH ... M ~STILL H~."
by Charles M. Schulz
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BY CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
Q.1-N1'1lher vulntr1bl1, 11
South you hold
t1t! ~ts oan •JTM!
Tht blddinK h11 ptOHtded:
Ntrtlll £11t 8"tll WHt
Z t Pau 2 NT PIN
J t Pa11 1
Whal arllon do you lake'(
A.-Wht'n a demand bidder
mah~ 1 ~1mple rebid of hla
own •u1t. partntr la allowed
to p11u wllh a tmklus hand.
Bul 15 you r h11nd trickleu'!
You h11vt' lhrtt' lrumpa and 1
ruf(1nic valut' 1n hurta, which
t"ould ru1ly bt-al lust a full
trick Hat\I' lo four apadt'S
Q.2-Hoth vulnerablt>, as
South you hold·
+72 <:>AQ OAKQJ83 +QJ9
The htdding has prO<'teded:
S~th Weat Nertlll E11t
I O Pua I • Pua
7
Wh3t do .vou hid nov. •
A. -\\ h1l1· .i Jump to 1 hr<'I'
diamond' '' nol "wrong. we
think 11 "Knll1rantl}
under\lJll') lht' track laking
ab1lit) or your hand. Also.
your hand is balanrtd in all
resp1'rls. despite the ~•x card
sutl, w1lh solid ~loppers 1n
the unbid ~u•lS Finally.
w h1lr 1l ronlatn) only 19
Jl DfiE P \RKER
SHOE
po1nt1 1n h11h tarda. Ill play 1n~ atren(\h la better than
many 21 point hand• wt'n
urn Our rhoice would bt
t hrt• no trump
Q.3-Aa South. vulner1hlt.
you hold:
tAI0714 IV95 0 72 •KQeJ
The bidding hu proceedl'd: w .. t Nor&li Ea1t 8Mth
3 ,.... DI.le Pua ?
Whal do you bid now'/
A.-P1rlntr'1 takeout dou
blf' Of I thrfl' levt l prtempl
showa a hand that 11 al ltul
a king better than a doublt of
a one levtl btd, 1.r .. about 16
points. S1nct your hand ia
worth 11. you have the
valur~ for gamt. and it is
your rrsponsibilily to bid il.
Jump lo four spadn. Nol
t"Vl'n an arrh con!ltrvative
~hould rons1der a mtrt' three
~pades
Q.4-Both vulnuable. as
South you hold:
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The b1dd1ng hu proceeded:
Sovth Wut North Eaat
I + P111 2 • Pa11
2 • Pau 3 v Pa11
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Whal do you hid now'!
f'Oft BETTEa OR Fea •o RME
l'l'NKl' •INKt:a•t:AN
~ rr KIND OF HAi'D ~N& H8'E WHEN tJOtl (HD
"1>BEA~,ANN~
A. -Your moet likely iarnt 11
thrtt no trump. but you
1houldn't be the one to bid It.
You h1vt no t.eoact holdJnp
lo prolett. 1nd there la little
advantage to havlnr tbe lead
comt' up l.O your hand. Bid
three hearta, and let partner
decide on the final contract.
Q.5-Neither vulnerable. 11
South you hold:
tAN <vQH 0 18 •Alt'lft
Thi' bidding haa proceeded:
8"tli Watt Nttdi F.aat 1• It %~ Z•
Pue PaM 4 0 P ...
1
Whal do you bid now'!
A. -Thus far, you ha ve
shown nothing but a club auit
and a minimum opening bid.
Howe ver. your honor cards
1n parlner'a suits plus first
round control ol the op
pontnt,. 5Utl hnt improved
your hand ron11dtrably. and
some show of strength 11 now
1nd1ultd Wi: prtftr a cut
bad Of four Spades lo a JUmp
lo hvt hurls. since partner
might read lhe latter as ron
rern ahout lwo spade losers.
Q.6-As South. vulnerable.
you hold·
•A•~•"• outa •• The biddtnr lw ,. ... ,dtd:
~ WHC Nd,_
r ... I• Z O r ..
1
What at tion do you ""'?
A. -To overcall. vulneraba..
at the two-level, par&per
mu1t have 1 prell7 fair hand.
You have a uteful hall4
7outtelf, with I ruffiDI value
and control In the eNtDY
auit. three-card trump eup-
port and htlp In the minor
su its. You do not have
tnour;h to bid s•me yourwll.
but you certainly owe 1>1rt·
ntt somt encouragement.
Bid thret hurta
l•""er "rhlse cl•IU
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by Harold Le Ooux
A MAN PHONED I HE &.I) HE
MUST SEE 'YOlJ 'TOQA.Y N!Ja.JT
TIM AUSHLAND'
by Jeff MacNelly
by Kevin Fagan
by Lynn Johnston
by Tom Batiufl
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I' I hol• Clew ("'
Minor details hold up
final OPEC agreement
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By fte Attodac.d Pnt1
LONDON -The oU minister ot Venewela, a key
hold-out in OPllC'1 efforu to rnch an ~ton frlce cut.I and ~ucUon quotu, Mid today that Oftly
'mlnor det&l.11' remained to be wol1ced out amonc
cart.el membere.
The 13 OPEC mlnlaten held • 12th l"OUnd of
di.cu.ton. at• London hotel in• bkS to for.tall an
outrtaht price war and .. ve the Oraaniutlon of
Petrolewn Exporttna Countria from oollapee.
The m.in11ten reportedly have aareecf ln principle
on a $5 per-barrel prlce cut from OPEC'• off6dal
pmted pri(e of $34, but were deedlocked on the critical
1-ue ol how to divide up production amona the car1el
members.
La1t nlaht, OPEC aourcea aald VenHuelan
.,.-eement on quotu wu the Wt hurdle to endinc the
LOndoo ta1ka ~ully.
1"nle quota problem la almolt aolved. I have to
make one more call," Mid Vene'Zuelan OU Minister
Humberto Calderon Berti u he went lnto today'•
lleUion. 111I'here are IOme minor detail.I 1illl to be
adjuated, but I hope to f.lnalJ.ze . We are gotna to finiah
today."
Area butchers walk out
LOS ANGELES -Butchers at 1even
alauabterhou..ea ln the Loa Angelea area began
pickett.na today after rejecting a three-year contract
that t.rould have decrealed their basic hourly wage by
$2.
Union rnernberl voted 195-85 in favor of the atrlke
Saturday after they were aaked to reduce their basic
hourly wa,e from $9.13, he aaid. The •trike affects
.ame 600 butchers, boners, tripe trimmers and ot.Mr
emp]o.l'._ee9 who alalahter and cut up beef.
"'Tbey rejected the contract beatuae they were
uked by management to take a •2 an hour w• cut ln their bade hourly wa,e," United Food & c.ommerd.al
Work.en spokesman Dan Swinton laid. "One dollar of
that $~ cut would have been reatored In three
increments in the next 30 montha. But at 1eut for the
first year theee people would have been taking a $4,
000 wage cut. Tiiat wu the central 1.-ue."
No additional talkt have been ICheduled, Swinton
uid. Local markets probably have enough beef to Wt
.evenI days. Swinton ea.id.
Farmers desert U.S. insurance
WASHINGTON -Oomplaint• about high
pttmiwm and poor cov~ prompted the nation's
fannen to remove mll.Uona of acrea from federal crop
lnaurance coverage la at year, congreuional
lnvestipton aay.
Under the crop i.Dlurance program, farmers ln
nearly every county of the nation can obtain inlJurance
on any of 28 Cl'OP9 that euaran~ production at 50 percent, 65 percent at' 1r, percent of their average
yield. In an effort to encourage participation, the aovemment pe)"I up to 30 percent of the premiwn
co.ta.
Unions may buy steel plant
WEIRTON, W.VL -Memben of \he two un.lona
repraenting the employee. of Weirton Steel will have
three to four weeks to consider a buy-<>Ut plan worked
out by ne1otJaton over the weekend. company
offidala say.
Weirton spokesman Chuck Cronin ta)"I memben
ot the Independent Steelworken Union and the
Independent Guard Union will vote on the propoul.
which requires wark.en to take a 32 percent cut in
wqee and benet.lta ~taking over ownenhip of t.M
plant.
In llddidon t.o · the union members. \he boerd of
d.lftdon of Natkmal Steel Corp., the parent company
of Wetrt.an Steel. must approve the pact before the
agreement ii final
A ccmmitt.ee of teptt9entatives of manaaanent
and \he two uniona reeched an agreement in principle
on Saturday with o1ficiala of Natiooal and Weirton.
The plan calla for employees to take over on May l.
Eastern issues ultimatum
MIAMI -Eut.em Alrllnm aays it might haw to
hire ~w worken to take the places ot Tta IP"CJW"d·
hued emploreea u the carrier'• J.arsest union rejects
manqement • final offer and goes on strike. Rank and
file of the 13,500-member Intematiooal A.-odation of
Machinista will vote Friday whether to accept a new
pect the union'• leadenhip .. ya is unacceptable.
R.ulta of the vote are expected to be known by early
next week.
The~ .required by union bylaw. to be
voted on by the~ calla foe a 32 percent pey
hike but f.alla to meb the lncrealle retroectiw fat 1982,
when union memben worbd without a contnd.
Skilled EMtem nwdwUat now eem a maximum
of $13.44 an hour, at $4 ie. than IAM memben are
peid by other carrien..
Gold coins
By Tlte Attoda&ed Preti
Selected world aold pricela ~
Lo.._ morning ftxina $431.75, up $11.25.
Load• afternoon Jixina $428.50. up $8.00.
Pana afternoon fildnl M38.77, up s1.21.
FraMfvt flxinc $432.99, up ~.9'1.
Z•rtc• late afternoon $427 .00 bld, up $8.50;
$428.00 abd. 11.aMJ 6 llarmaa (only dally quote) $428~. up
$8.00.
!Cqe!MN (only dally quoie) $428.50, up $8.00. EU.U.U. fabricated (only daily quote) $449.~
up $8.~.
NY C.mn told spot month Fri. $427.50, off p.ao.
SJ Iv~
Handy snd Hannan, tlO.N per troy ounce.
Gold
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Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
New Players.
Kings and lOO's
«1ngs. 12 mg "11,;' 1.0 n19 n1co11nt 100's 14 mg ··1at;'11 mg n1co11nt •·per c1g1re111, by FTC mtlhod
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MONDAY, MARCH 1•. 1983 ClASSIFllD
Deity Piiot "-oto -• Charwe •IMf
UCl's Bru(•e Man Son H ing re tu rns a sh ot
on the way to beatin~ SMU's J e rome
Van ier ye ... tnday.
NCAA tournanient:
wide-open affair A
From AP dispatches
Nevada Las Vegas and Utah
State of the PCAA. UCLA and
Washington State of the
Pac1f1c-l 0 and Pepperdme of the
West Coast Athletic Conferenre
all gained bids in the 52-team
NCAA post sea~o n basketball
tournament yestNdav
UNL V (28-:.0 draws a first
round bye, meeting the North
Car olina State-Pepperd1ne
winner Sunday in Corvallis.
Ore. in Wt>St rl'g1onal action NC
State and Pepperdine play
Friday
UCLA (23-5) dlso gets a bye.
meeting the Illinms-Utah winner
Saturday in Boise. Idaho. also m
a West reg10n<1l game lllinms
battles Utah Thursday
Utah State (20·8) sees play in
the Midwest regional. taking on
Iowa ( 19-9) Friday
Top-ranked Houston. No 3
Louisville, No 2 V1rg1rua and No.
8 St John's aJI were made top
seeds in their re~1ons
(•t Dayton, Ohio)
Geoig1a SoutMrn ( 18-1 1) vs Robet1 Mott It
(22· 71 Xav1« Otlt<> (21-71 va AM;orn Stata 121·91
we;:.~•
(•t eotee, Idaho)
WUl\ington St (22-61 Y9 Weber St 123-71
lihnOIS (21 101 VS Ulall C 16-131
Frtdey
(at Con ..... Ore I Okl1homa SI (23-61 vs Norin Caroline
A& T -Princeton wtnner
Nor It> Carolin• St (20· 101 vs PllPl>ll<d•ne
120-81 .. ,wda,
(•I UM, kWw!)
W11h1ng1on St -Weber St ..,111ner "'
Vtrglnll (21-4)
1111110ts-Utah winner ..,. UCLA <n·51
9undaJ (at Con ..... ON.)
Ok l anoma St -Nortn Car o l i na
Al T Princeton '#Inner vs Boston College
(24-81 H0t1n Cat011n1 St -P8Pl)el'dlne ~ V'I
Nevada L .. veg .. 12&-21
Mlctw .. t Aeglonel
TlMlncMr
(et Mouetoft)
M1tyland ( 19-9) va Tenn Cl1a1tanoo9a
(26-31
Lamar C22-71 vt1 Alabama (20-111
FrtdeJ (et LoulaYt•. llJ.)
G90<getown (21-9) VI Alcorn St ·XavMI<
Ohio winner
Iowa ( 19·111 V'I Utah St (20-81
(Sff NCAA. Pa1te Ct )
C4
UCI near major upset?
UC Irvine's men's wnnis team t'Oulcl bt·
heuded for a rank ing 1wu.r the top l O in tlw
nation after yesterday's performunt•t•
against Southern Methodist University, tht•
top <:ollegiate team an the land
SMU, and if we do we ahould be ran ked in
the top 10," said Patt.on.
Amst-0n'11 victory was the key The 6·4
OJai product de ft•ated SMU's Kim
Fursythe, 4-6, 6-2, 7 -6 Anis ton had a 5-1
lt.'ad in the third game, but Foraythe hdd
off mm.· mat.ch pornta Anlston then won
tht• lie-breaker
In tht> other two mat.ch('tl, S MU's J ohn
Ro~iS downed UCI JUn1or Ruben Perc:z.ek,
tJ I, 7 6 with the M us tanga' M ark
Styshnger defeating tht-Ant.eaten' M ark
Ram08, 6 I 6-2
Coach Greg Patton's Anteaters d1dn'1 SM U camt' into the mat.1.:h with a 9-1
rt'\.'<1rd , losing only to fifth-rated Tmuty,
Tex . 5 4 UCl's mark WWI 13-2 with the
Anlt•awn. ranked 19th m the n.auon
wan but they didn't lose. either
What they did was tac the mighty
Mustangs, 3·3. i.plllllng the !llX i.inglt•s
matches bcfort• rain wusht'd out doublc·s
action at tht• Nt•wport Beach Tenms Club
The other wms were r00>rded by No. 2
singles player Man Son Hing and Eric
Quade (No 3). Man Son Hmg pol.tshed off
Jt"rome Vanier, 7 -5, 6 2 while Quadt•
knc.x:kt·d off Downey produc·t Erik Van't
llof, 7-5. 6-4.
"This can defm1tely mt.'an a lot for ua,"
Patton added "This c:ould rl'ally propel us
in the national rankings It'll probably be
one of the· wor st nrghts I've ever ha d
waiung for tomorrow"
And it's not over yet. The teams
a ttempted tu c.:omplt>tt• the mutc·h this
morning.
Patton was t'<.'Stat1c
"It was unbeht•vablt.> Our two fre!lhmen
(Brut'e Man Son Hing and Steve Amston)
played very, very well J think Wt.' <.'an beat
S MU was without its No. 1 player, Rod
1 larmon. who 1s nursing a pulled leg muscle
Ent Korita took Harmon's f.lact' 1n the No
I pos1t1on and toppled UC 's Jam Snyder.
fl-l,ttO
UCl's two losses have t·ome against
UCLA (9 0). ranked third m the nation,
and Stanford (5-4), ranked No 7
Fullerton,
Fresno g e t
NIT bids
From AP dispatc hes
Cal State Fullerton and Fresno
Stat e were among the 32
basketball teams named to play
in the Nauon al Inv1tat1on
Tournament yesterday
F resno State, which bowed to
Nevada Las Vegas an the Pacific
Coa st Athletic Asso<:1at1on
champ1onsh1p gam e Saturday.
will h ost Texas El Paso ( 18-9)
Wt-dnesday rnght Fresno has a
20· l 0 record
Cal State Fullerton has a much
tougher obstacle The Titans w1U
travel to Arizona State to take on
the red-hot Sun Devils ( 17-12)
Friday night Arizona Stale
knocked off UCLA Saturday
Fullerton. which was U?>et by
Long Beach State 1n the hrst
round of the PCAA tourney
T hursday. has a 21 -6 record.
Former Cost.a Mesa High and
Orange Coast College standout
Chns Beasley IS a st.art.mg guard
for Arizona State
T he only other West Coast
team named to the NIT field was
O regon S t ate (18-10) The
Beaver s host Idaho (20-8)
Wednesday rught
Three basketball warns from
(See F ULLERTON, Page C2)
Mike W itt
W'aynt• Ca r lande r
Carlander: He
holds his own
By ROGER CARLSON
Ofttt. DMlr ll'llo4 8i.ff
T he University of Southern
California failed t.o land a spot In
the NCAA or NIT basketball
tournaments yesterday, thus
former a r ea standout Wayne
Carlander will have to wait till
next year.
Ca rla nd e r fi n ished h is
sophomore season in a big way
Saturday night, scoring 28 points
in a 72-70 victory over Ariwna
Car lander was a freshman
phenom at El Toro High before
transfernng to Ocean View High
in Huntington Beach, where he
was a three-year Empire League
Player of the Year.
In that span he was knookrng
them dead from inside and
outside, leading the CIF 4-A as a
sen ior with a 26 .0 scoring
average and an 18.0 rebounding
average.
He hasn't exactly turned the
college world upside down m h1S
first two years with the Tro,ans.
but he has been a starter for both
years, averaging 9 .6 points and
6 3 rebounds as a freshman. and
!ICOnng at a 13.0 clip, along with
7 8 rebounds.
"I'd hke to play more outside,"
adm.1ts the 215·pounder , "but we
don't have that many big guys
for me to move to the wing
"I've gone to the outside
against zones "
Carlander's improvement has
been. character1st1c of his
demeanor -a very stead y one.
with little. 1f any emphasis o n
gomg overboard
Truly an ice man, Carlander's
charactenst1cs carry over off the
playing floor
His coach, Stan Mor rison,
under heavy pressure with the
recent dec1s1on by freshman
center Gerry Wnght to qwt the
team, was charged w ith
comments that the team lacks
unity and that the roachmg staff
doesn't stress umty
Carla n der , however, 1s
unfaz.ed. He JUSl goes about his
JOb m the same matter-of-fact
manner
As for steady. he is ranked No.
8 in the Pac-10 an terms of held
goal percentage (54 9) with 118
of 215 a llempts from the field
(before last w~kend)
"There are some great athletes
m this conference m terms of
JUmpmg," says Carlander "But
for the most part I feel I've held
my own."
Angels' Witt sharp
PHOENIX (AP) -M1tchell
Page smashed a three-run homer
and Tim Conroy pitched five
shut-out innings to give the
Oakland A's a 4-3 Victory over
the Angl'ls m a cactus leag ue
gaml' yesterday
Pagl·'s shot capped a four-run
fifth inning off loser Bruce
K1son
Conroy. a left hander trying to
JUmp from Class A t.o the majors.
allowed only one hit Doug
DeC1nccs reached Conroy for a
double m the fourth.
The A n gels scored twice
against Ken Kravec on sacrifice
Ches m the sixth by DeCinces and
m the seventh by Gary P ettis.
Rick Adams singled home an
Angels run in t he ninth.
Angel s t arter Mi ke W itt
withstood a second·mnmg lane
dnve by Wayne Gross off his left
shin to throw four shutout
mrungs and has yet to allow an
earned run m seven innmgs this
spring
"I'm not at all happy with how
I'm throwing t he changeu p (a
new pat.ch for him)," said Witt
"I'm throwing only about one out
of ever y five for a strik e My
approach to exhibitions as to JUSt
try to keep the ball down and
throw every pitch I have for a
strike"
K1son pitched the last four
1nn1ngs fo r the Angels.
surrendermg all three Oakland
runs in the Ufth.
"Bruce pitched well. t.oo, but
we gave them five outs in that
inning," said Angel Ma n ager
John McNamara.
Pett.ls over-ran a fly ball mto a
triple and shortstop Adams
bobbled a potential one-out
double play grounder that turned
mto a force play as the first run
scored. Then Page h it his t.hree-
run homer.
T he Angl'ls' ranks have been
hit by mjunes, though none is
senous. Among those missing the
game were Fred L yn n (back
spasms). Rod Carew (stiff neck).
Reggie Jackson (Ught calf), Tim
Foll (strained thigh muscle) and
Bobby Clark (back spasms).
In add1t1on. Ken Forsch ,
ongmally slated to face the San
Fran cisco Gian ts tod ay in
Scottsdale. w ill miss tM turn
with a tender elbow.
"All of them have ailmen ts
tha t should be cured by rest ,"
said McNamara .
The Bag East Confercnct> and
the Big Ten each placed five
teams m the t:vent St John'-;.
Vi llanova, Boston College.
S,Yracuse and Georgetown
re present the Big East. while
lndl8na, Iowa. Illmms. Ohio State
and Purdue go from the Big Ten
The Southeastern and Atlantic
Coast conferences each placed
four teams
Kings outs hoot Jets,
Jets outscore Kings
Com mittee Chairman Dave
Gavitt, also the Big East
commissioner. said the many
ui:-ets m post.season ronference
to urnaments had made the
seed ing process "the most
difficult ever "
NCAA PA .. INOI
l'tedmtnery round c .. "-llad1lpflle)
Prine.ton ( 18·8) n Nof111 CaroNna Al T
(i3-7l I.A a• (17-t3l VI Boeton u 121-111 ~
1NG,LEW0 0 D (AP) -
W1nn1peg cen ter Dave Christ!Bn
sc:ored the goal that turned out to
be the diffe rence m hill team's
trtump h over the Los Angeles
Kmgs It wasn't pretty, but he
wasn't complaimng.
Chnstian's second goal of the
game at 12:48 of the third period
Sunday night gave the Jet.a a. 6-4
lead over th e K i nga .and
Winnipeg wound up with a 6-5
triumph, despite being outahot
by the Kings, 39-21
CM wins volleyball title
SANT A BAR.BARA -Costa
Meu Hlah. behind t.he play of
Charles Hambor a and D a n
Maxne r , capture d the 001
Puebloe vollelball tournament Saturday nl hl wl\h a 16-6
vlctol"Y ov.r nlverttty of Loe
Aftaela. · Hambor1 wa1 aelecl ed the
mosl valuable playe r of the
&oumey with Maxn•r a1sJ voted
&o \he All·toumamcnt tint tn.m.
twnboca "• ettwr and Max.nor
II an oullldt hlttl'r. C.C.... M .. w t unbH~ In
&h t uurn•y, d11h1tln1
Weatmln ater, 10-0, 10-1, S an
Pedro, 16-13, 1~9; San Ma.rcos,
15-12, 10-10; and Palluda, 16-9,
16·4.
ln the MmlfinaJ.9, C.O.Ch 'nm
Wetzel'• MuatAf\11 toppled Santa
Bubara, 16·5.
Alto playln1 well for lh•
Mu1tan1• were blocker Tom
Ktnnedy, mid-blocker Chrla
Fle ul and 1ttttt Cherlea cu .....
Cotta Mffa return• to pl•)' n...s.y a& I: ta, vi.llUnl CGfGnl
del Mar ln lea View Lea1u•
play.
Christian skated in with Los
Angeles defenseman Dave Lewis
battling him for the puck Both
p!Byers fell and slid into the net,
taking out goalie Gary Laskoski.
and the puck followed them in.
"I came down the side boarda
and jult tried to turn and go to
t he net," said Ch ristia n . ''The
puck got caught up in my akatea
and as 1 was trying to put it up t.o
m y slick, th e de f e n aem a n
(Lewi5) pulled me down.
"I thought the puck was going
wide, but when we all 1Ud Into
the net, I didn't know that the
puck waa In until one of o ur
players akated In yelling from
the blue line."
The aoal proved to be the
difference becauH C harlie
81.mmer of the KiJl81 acored wlt.h
13 aecondt remalnll\a.
The wln boolt.ed Wtnnipe1'•
record to 27 -38·8. The J eta a.re ln
fourth plac e l n t he Smythe
OlvlJlon, three polnta ahead of
lht Kln11. who are 24-14·11.
Four t.ama In the dlvllion wW
com~ In the N1donal Hoduty
i....,ue playotfa.
Wlnnlp•1 hH nine 1•mH rvmalnlnt ln the ,..uw ....,...
whlle LOI A•I" nu 11 a.ft
...
Netting a victory
Oklahom• 1a1e'1 Mau Clark hanp oplo th~ rim and holl n beck
11 che rln1 l•n• all r 93-92 doubl wln ov r Ml11c>url
lot th Bil E•ah• a-ke1ball tide y
I '
Cl ~ran a Ooaat DAILY PtLOTIMond1~, Maroh 14, 1983
Fabulous Notion
coasts to victory
F rom AP dt1patche1
ARCADIA Heavily favored fo'abulous
Notion went ahead to st.Ay after ahoul half-milt•
and t"Oa.st.ed to a :S 1n -length victory OVt.'r Cap1ch1
yesterday in the $161,400 Sant.a Susana Stakt'S
before a crowd or 44 ,447 at Santa Anita
Fabulous Notion, ridden by Donald P1en't'.
l'OVl't'l.'<i I 1-16 miles m 1 43 3-5 on a ttal·k lubeled
good desp1lt> a hghl mm and. paid $3 40, $2 60
and $2 20
Captch1, ridden by Sandy Hawley, l'rossed
the hnish line a half-length m front of O'Happy
Day and relurned $3 60 and $2 60.
Fabulous Nouon. who as owned by James
Murray of Costa Mesa, now has won six of her
seven lifetime ouun~s. She f1mshed third an her
most recent st.art before Sunday, the Sant.a Ynez
Stake5 at Santa Aruta on Feb i
All six entnes earned 115 pounds with the
exception of Holaday Danl'er. who carrlt'<l 116
pounds Saucy Bobbie, tht• second-favorite al
odds of ~-2, was never a factor an hnishmg lasl
Kurri hits 4 0-goa l mark
Jarl Kurr! scored his 39th and ~
40th goals of the season to be\."Ome the ,
f®rth Edmonton player to reaC'h.the
40-goal mark as the Oilers downed
Buffalo, 6-2, in National Hoc·kL'y LE'ague play l~l
rught Wayne Gretzky (63>. Mark Messler (42)
and Glenn Andeuon (43) are the other 40-goal
scorers Mike Gartne r scored three of
Washington's four first-period goals against
Boston's Pete Peet ers, the NHL 's top-rated
goahe, as the Cap1taJs downed the Brums, 6-4
Rick Valve scored a pair of se<.'Ond-period
goals lo lead Toronto past Detroit. 5-2 Steve
Larmer's second goal of the game lifted the
Chicago Black Hawks to a 4 -3 win over the
Pittsburgh Pen~u1ns
Quote of the day
"Things are bad enough now as far as
people com1ng out and sei.>tng us There's
no telling what m1ght happen 1f there was
a strike and we came back to play." Mike
Woodson of the Kansas City Kings.
dUIC\.ISStng the threatened strike the NBA
Players Assoc1auon has targeted for Apnl 2
1f no contract agreement LS reached with
the league's owners.
Knicks turn bac k Celtics
The re<!-hot New York Knacks m grabbed a 14-pomt first quarter lead
and rolled to a 122-110 National
Basketball Associauon wm over the
struggling Boston Celucs yesterday. Bost.on now
has dropped three m a row and nine of its last 15
Btu Cartwright led the Knacks with 23 points
while Larry Bird had 27 for Boston . . . Moae1
Malone scored 24 points to spark the
Phtladelphia 76ers past the Washington Bullets,
97 -93 Center Jack Slkma scored 30 pomts,
including rune of Seattle's 12 pomts m overurne.
to power the SuperSonics to a 120-115 wm over
Kansas Caty . Buck Williams scored 19 points.
six of them dunng a 16-4 third quart.er spurt by
New Jersey. that lifted the Nets to a 109-94
victory over Portland . . Jay Vincent scored 23
points and Pat Cumm log1 added 21 as Dallas
defeated San Diego 111-102 San Otego played
without center em Walton, out With a sore right
ankle Alex E ngl11b scored 30 points and
keyed a 44-pomt thard-penod exp105lon to lead
Denver to its 10th straight win, a 130-117
triumph over Utah . Sidney Moncrief scored
15 points and SlX other Bucks tallied m double
figures as Milwaukee crushed Cleveland,
117 -83. Biiiy Kn!gbt equaled tus season h1gh
wllh a 41 -potnl performance and Indiana
overcame a 10-point halftime deficit as the
Pacers snapped a 12-game losing streak with a
118-114 win over Detroit
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VKIW BICACU, FlA JON t'rui Iii homel't'd, doubled, 1ln&lctd and drovt1
ln four NN to lc&cJ a 10 hit Hou1wn
atc1ck u the A1tro1 roulod L•ll
Anai•lu al'\d ac~ lttft h1tndt1r F'l•rn•ntJo
Vlllt!n1ut1h1, IG-3. y .. t,...·duy In oichlbluon plAay
Vlllenzuelu, tht• 1081 Cy Yuuna Aw11rd
wlnn"'r who 1VOn a $1 11111111111 11rb1tnHlun
M'ttlemen\ thll t'ar, pltchud two tnnlnJCI amd
WIUI raked for "1x run• on flv1•
hlw and fuur w11llu In hh1 flr11t
11ppt>1utull..'\.' of tht• 11prlrlg. Ho
ai.o aavo up C.:rut'll throo-run
homt•r In the k'('Ond Inning
"My orm r .. 11 In good
ahapt.' but Jwill out of <-cmtrol,"
iw1d V ultmz.ul'la "My t·urvl'
and ec.'rewball, 1 jwit l'OUldn't
cc.ntrol I 'm not ve:ry
surprised, 1t'1 my tu11t outing,
VAL.•NZU41&.A rwxt tune my L'OOttvl w1U hc-
bt•tt.c.•r."
"He got his wur k in. thut':s what wt-'n.'
loolung at," said pllrhmg coach Ron Pl'rran01k1
of the Dodgers, referring to V ul(>ntuelli "'fht>
guy is gettmg m shapt> You'v(• got to get him an
Ii game to get him an shape."
· Omar Moreno anJ Bffi Dora" alsu haci t Im ...
hits e~h
Nicole tte wins Bay Hill
ORLANDO, F'lu Make n
N1t'Olettc, responding to the plmlS and
urgmg of a big gallt-ry, ca ml' bat·k
from the brink of collapse yeswrday
clnd beat Australian Greg Norman With ll
scrambling par on the• first playoff hole• and
acquired the first victory of hlS l'urrer m tht-Bay
Hill golf classic.
"There were so many people out there,
friends. pullmg for me• so hard, 1t almost brought
tears to my eyes," said N1c:olette, who went to
school at nearby Rollans College.
Nicolette, who blew a 5-shot lead with five
holes to play, eventually won 1t on the first hole
of sudden death where he made a scrambling,
one -putt par and Norma n , winner of 20
worldwide tournaments, 3-putt.ed for bogey from
30 feet
Walke r S ho w fizzles again
its second victory of the United States •. t
The Loo Angeles Express tries for [i]
Football League season torught at the
Coliseum (6 o'clock) when they host
Washington ... Meanwhilt.>, the Herschel
Walker Show fell flat yesterday -for the
second straight week -as the Philadelphia
Stars busted the New Jersey Generals. 25-0 The
Generals' Walker was held to 60 yards on 13
carries. givmg him 125 yards an two games . .
B1nnmgham quarterback Bob Lane bolted mto
the end zone from the one-yard line after 5:54 of
sudden death overtime as the Stallions spoiled
lhe home opener for the Oakland Invaders,
:W-14, before a crowd of 4 7 ,344 Quarterback
Johnnie Walton threw a pair of TD passes and
linebacker Ben Needha m returned a blocked
held-goal attempt 68 yards for another score,
leading the Boston Breakers to a 21-7 wm ovN
lhe Denver Gold.
Cerritos gra b s s tate title
Sophomore guard Rober1 Sllvu II
sank an 18-loot Jumper with 35
seconds left in the third overtime to
lead Cerritos College to an 88-86
victory over Pasadena City College for the
ThVLSlon l stalt> rommumty college lltie last night
The Pick Six payoff at Santa Anita
yesterday totaJed $49,582 20 and five people had
the lucky numbers Ma rtina Navratilova
earned her fifth consecutive women's tennis
tournament title yesterday. routing Cbri1 Evert
Lloyd, 6-4, 6-0 It was the second straight week
that Navratilova had beaten Lloyd Jeff
Chandler successfully defended his World
Boxing Associauon bantamweight Utle a seventh
ume when he earned a unanimous decision over
Gaby Canizales ma 15-round bout
T e levision., radio
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RADIO: USFL Football Washington at
LA Express, 6 p.m , KNX ( 1070)
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KABC (790)
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the Big Ten and Southeastern
conferences. along with
traditional independent powers
Notre Dame and DePaul, were
aho .elected.
Notre Dame (19-9) and DePauJ
( 17-10) were among the f1rsl
selection• along with Tulsa
(19-11) of the Missouri Valley
Confer ence. which won the
Laguna swimmers
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Beach High'• 6 x 60 Cree ~lay
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The 6 x 50 team of Stuart
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tourney lwo years ago.
Big Ten teams selected for the
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•hout :so bo"'' h1den to thtt
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turrw<l out Y'-"lllt:rd•y to watoh
thl' 12-mcll•n Defender and-
Couruait·uu1 match tactk• In a
r~well rM.'t' off N"wport Beach
before tht•y ar" trucked to
Newport, R C to compt•t.c tor the:
ral(ht tv dt.>fend tht: Amertca'•
Cup.
WlndJI were light to modt!raw,
hut It Jldn't prevent Cuurageoua
from puttlni on a 1pectacular
show whl'n one o( her big
spinnakers literally exploded on
the reaching leg soon after
rounding the weather murk.
NCAA • •
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(et "-•ton)
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M•ryl•nCI T•nn -Chellanooo• winn., vt
Houalon 121-:n
lemar·Al•b•m• winner v• \llllanov• (22-7) • .,nc1e,
(et Loule1'tlle, lly.)
Oeorgetown·AICotn SI .)(a....., OlllO Winne.
va Memplllt St (22·7)
1ow1 Utah St winner V9 Ml..OUrl (26-71
MldMtl Regional
TIIYIMeJ (el T.,..._,.._)
Purdue 121 8) o O• Southe•n Rober!
Motua wlnneit
lllln(ljt SI (24·5) Vt Ol'llO U t22·8)
(1t tv!.':!ttr.. Ind.)
Tennessee ( 111· 1 I) v 1 Marquette ( 19-9)
Oklehom• (24-8) v1 Al• Birmingham
( 19 13)
... UfdeJ (1t Tempe, Ille.)
PurClue·G• Soulhern·Rob«l Morrll win,,..
va ArkanMll (25·31
1111nol1 S1 ·Ohio U winner va Kentuc;k~
(21·71 ._..,
(•lh_.,..,lftd..)
Tenl'MN...-M11tquette wlnn« "11 Lou1•vllle
12g.31
O-l•hom•·Ala-Btrm1ngl\1m winner 111
lndlena (23·5)
E.aat Raalonal
TI\.,,..dey
(et ~.eoro. N.C.)
\11rg1n1a Commonweellh (23-8) v• LAI Salle·
Bo11on U win,,.,
WHI Virginie (23·71 va Jeme1 M•dlJOn
19 10)
fricYJ
(et Hertford. Conn..)
SW loulllll\9 (22-e) V9 Rulgera 122·7)
Syrecute 120-91 V9 M«~ St I 18· 1 0 .. ,.,,.,
(et~N.C.)
\111g1n1a CommonWMtt~u S•ll•BMton u
winner vs Geo<gte (21·10)
Weal \11rg1n1a.Jemea Madlaon w1nne< ••
N0<1t-C61o11na (2~71
&Yndey (el HMtford, c-tl.)
SW Lou1a11na Rutgen win... V9 SI John I
127-•)
Syrecu .... MOfel'l..o SI Winner vs Ol'llO SI
1111-111
The tup panel uf th«" chut"
blew out about lhrH l~t below
Our .,,.,h.-Ad u C:.Ouraal!Ou. wu
lt:udln" ~f(\Tldt'r by a t.-w 00.t
lt'ngthl But John Kollua' crttw
WU ~ual l.O tht• ml•tullp •nd IOOO
had ano}lu:r •plnnaker flying
a n.r klllhi the lcad to Defender
by only aa f1·w boat lt•ntithJI.
Sklppe1 Tom Blackaller
contlnut'd to kt~p Defendt'r In
tht• lt·ud until the 1econd
downwind run when Koliu. and
crew outmaneuvered the black-
hulled boat and won by a 00-gt!
rnargm
Rain chunpened tht• poet-race
rN:"ephon al Balboo Yacht Club
w here more than I 00 penon11
aiath~ to bkt bon voyac• to Che
two crew• w hlth h av• t>.en
op•r•tln11 out of BYC 1lncc:
Novl'trl~r
Commodore BllJ Taylor
pr....enled a trophy and plaque to
the Oefend~r·Couraaeou1 poup.
withing them 1LIQC.'ftl tn the Cup
trial• whkh aet under way In
Junr and continue throush
Augutt
In the lrlal1, Defender and
Courageou1 wlll be competing
agalntt each other and agalnat
one of t.hrw 12-~ters uiled by
Oennll Conner of San ~ao for
the Freedom 1yndlcate which
have at.a been In winter tralnins
on the West Coast.
Apogee sails to • win
Whitney Series • in
Apoget-, sailed by Milt and
Marty Vogl'I. Long Beach Yacht
Club, was the overall and Class B
wanner Saturday in the third
race of Los Angel~ Yat'ht Club's
Regatta lures
10 classes
Ten classes of saJlboats turned
out Saturday and yesterday for
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's
St. Patrick's Day Regatta on bay
and ocean courses.
The first race for Performance
Handicap Racing Fleet on outside
courses was thrown out Saturday
following a protest that one of
the marks was not in its
designated location
TrQPhy ,...,,,,...,
PHRF I lntenH. Ari CulCllll B1h1e
Corln1hlan YC. 2 B•n<lll O'Oonne4t1Barman.
BCYC. 3 Compu11ion. Ralph Rodhe4m. BCYC
SHIELDS 1 Mabry Ann King UCI
Selling Auoc1euon
SABOT A & 8 -t Jell Olson N-po<t
H1tbor YC. 2 Perry Slern BCYC. 3 T1m
CalMI. BCYC
SABOT C· t 1 Carolyn Flendeo, BelbO• vc. 2 Chrla M111e<. eve
SABOT C 2 1 Cl'lrlt \/lncenl. BCYC 2
Ren<ly Clceto BCYC 3 N<* Duer!•. ecvc
SNIPE 1 A4')' Tree>1>1 Sen ~o YC. 2
Berger Mclain Del A4')' YC
LUOERS 16 1 Keren Bluel. BCYC
SANT ANA 20 -1 0.;2 Vu Jene Scnoc~
NHYC, 2 Slarburat Kelty Rooers. Capistrano
Bey YC
LIDO· 14" I Gary Tl'l<>rne BCYC
LIDO-us 1 Roy WOOltey Udo Ille YC.
2 ~ w1111am1 eve
Whitney Serles for lntemauonal
Offshore Rule yacht..
The race wu a 16-mile event
around the buoys off Loa
Angeles Harbor in 10-15-knot
bree:r.es
Summary ot '""'" WMney S--cnetllll -I ~. Mill
1n<I Merly Vogel Long Beech YC. 2
M-lum. Peter TOflil South Shore Yecnt
Club. 3 Roller Cou1er, OOlleon Synd\eele.
Long 8"ch YC
CLASS A -1 Roller Couter, OOlleon
Syn<11Ute, LBYC. 2 Flaml>uoyant. St-end Barney F ....... LBYC, 3 Mlnl-ExJw-. Frenk
ChMlbe ... L8YC
CLASS 8 -1 Apooee, Miit MCI Met1y
Vogel, LBYC. 2 Momentum, Peter lo"9,
South St'tOt'e YC, 3 Marrlliceetl Ea~. Tom
Shock, ~ Harbor YC
L A TIMM $¥lee OV«alt -1 WIOdl!over,
Neel and 8111 Hotlklnt. LAYC. 2 ~ Mllfle,
Rober1 8utk.. C.bfMlo a..ctl YC. 3 AuMIM
Wood. Nldl Alexander. Cllbrtllo 8Mc:fl YC
CLASS A -1 Regina Mene. Rober1 81.ilkla,
CBYC, 2 Ru Hien Wood, Nick Ale•ender.
CBYC, 3 lntenM. Al Aoaerlbefg, Alemltoe S.y
YC
CLASS 8 -1 Nulmeg. E......., Comlng9,
Ar11 YC, 2 Blue Mex. Bruce AnCleraon,
Cep1ttreno Bey YC 3 Ghoat. Al Berg
Wlndjammer9 YC
CLASS C -1 Wln<lhoYer, N«l Ind 8ltl Hosttlnt, \ AYC, 2 T0<Cl'I, Alb«\ G..,1"11,
CBYC 3 Krt1ttn, Doug Colwlca, Nevy Yecn1
Club ol Long 8Mdl
llllle Whitney Sertu (MORC) -t
wrec:«,..., A G ~lnO Cepo eve. 2 HMC>et
Creeper, Mille Gecwge KJng H.,.bot YC 3
Oet ..... 81..,. ~. LBYC
Todd Peel I IC SerlM (PH RF) -1 AIOfla II,
Glenn ~. SSYC. 2 Fr...-II, A.J Cert.en.
CBYC, 3 Ovlc:ll ........ Bob New90m. LAYC
Ne wcomb wins
Stewart Newcomb topped a
field of 11 enlnes yesterday m
Newport Harbor Yach t Club's St.
Patrick's Day regatta fo r
Lehman-12 di h1es
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27
111
PM.oetplll• 25. -J«My 0 Boelon 21, o.n-7 lllrrntnQ!lem 20. Oel<teno 14 (ot)
PA 16
20
53
34
1
21
29
4S
24 37
23
26
T8ftleM'10-
WUlllngton II Loa Angalaa (8 o'cloc:kl ... ....,..ca-
Loa Ange!M II Atlione. n
O•klancl et Mlctltgan. n
8wftdat'• 0..-hmpa Bay al New JerMY Waal\1ng1on •I 8oeton
Oen-•• Clllcaoo llloftd8y, llmtdt ,, 0-
PhH~I· II Bl<mlngllam. n
l'tlllact.IDftle 25, .... ,,.,..., 0 C-.bf~ ....... w.., 0 0 0 0 -0
PM~ 0 12 3 t0-25
Phi -FltlkH • PHI from Fu•lna
tk!Cilfllllacll
Piii Btyent 2 run fpua 1-1
Piii FQ Trout 28
Piii FQ TrOUI 31
Ph< -Fullne l n..n (Trout klClll
A 38 205 ............ ~
AUSHIHQ -New Jar .. ,.. W•l••r 13 110. Sulliwen 1·29 Phi adelphle
8ryant 24 114 Au1,...1 6·41. Fu tin•
8-28 Allay 4-5 HetW> 11-36
PASSINO -New J arHy. Scolt
12 20·3 103, 8olt1ura 6·12·1-46
P!MlldelpNe, Fuelna 14-22· 1· 173
AEC£1VINO --WMy. Sullven e.11. 9'009"y 3-~. Friede 2·31. Wall<ar
2-8 Ptwlaclelphla, FOlaorn 4-60. Oonoven
3-43. Fl!DM 2·24. OollW 2·23, Bryet\I
2·22
MISSED FIELD GOALS
Ph~pl\la, Trout 41, 34
8oeton 21, DeftYW 7 .... bf~ 8oaton 0 14 1 0 -2 I o.n-0 0 7 0-7 8o9 -Hea<lnem ea blOCllecl ~ goel
return (MUHlll klclll
80• -Fret\I 39 p&M from Wallon
(Maae4tl kl<llll
Boa -O•Vll 14 P•N ''°"' Wallon (Meualtl kid<)
Oen -Gooeoy 5 P8M from JohnM>n
(~llldll
A -41126 ............ .,.....
RUSHING -8 oa1on. D•••• 14-3:.
Steel• I· 17 Oenver Canad• 11·54
Mall,,.... 6-31, Jo/lnaon 3·23. Miiier
7·20. ForO $-16 PASSINO -Boaton. W•lltn
20·29·0 ·234 Oanvar. Kn•pple 7-13-1·51 ...,,,,,_, 1$-274-154
RECEIVING -Boeton. A Johnaon $-72 0..... $-S 1 Frenz 3--53, C Smith
2-3 t COM11 2·H . CNmp 2-3 0.-
SY'!neY_ e..a Mall'-4-25 ~
3-1e roro :1-18 "'-2-se
MISSED FIELD GOALS -Bolton
MHHlll 50 Denver. SpMtm•n 40
(btOdlacll
alrmlnahem 20, Oeldend 1' foooe bf o-ter. e+rmlngtlam o o 14 O 1-20 Oaltlend 1 0 0 7 0-14
Oalt TOf-1 Nn (Si.a kle:tll
Bir -F~ 46 p-from Collier
INOfWOOClllle:tll Bl< -Talton 1 run (NOfWOOCI kle:tll
O•k Hendaraon 22 pan from
8Mene ($'-klcll)
lllf L-t run (no llle:tll
A 47,344 ~atM111t1oa
RUSHING -Slrmtngham. Tallon
18-44, W""• 8-35, Gent J.-41 Oaltlancl, Toroalan 12·48, Whlllll'lglon 13·41 J-aon 7·29. lleMrWI e-12
PASSING -S lrmtngh•m. Lane
$-16-2-68. COIMr 6-&-0-129 o.i.tanct •
a..-1~1~70
AECEMHG -•lfllw'"'"'"'o1n<9,,,-._.-.., Fr.-ieti
3-10, Anderaon 3·61 Gent 3 -3 I Oeilland. _.,.._ 5-73. c-.. 4-78,
T Ofoaien 4·53, Wllllttngton 4-50 MISSED AELD OOALS -Oeklend
Si.a 4 (33. 32. :aa. 27).
.,.. ............ ••r• LUll*fO -10 enoier'•. • bonito. 1• baA, 27 IMCI<.,.., 202 r«*
11911. 10 ~.St ... I f ....,, 86 -
perc;fl, 40 ,,.,. -· .2 -00 DAMA WMAM' -11 llnglan. 33 beM.
154 roo cod, 182 roci. flah . 15
......... 34 ~· 2 -.lpln. DAVWY'a L UC:......... llMetl)
-102.,..,... Ht rOdt ~ 11 Ml>d tllH 3 I mKkltf"ef, I lt.....,.,...d, 1
cel\oo-
HCONO MCI l 118 milaa RaQel t Fancy 1Amfo)22 40 10 70 6 80
F .. thar Reward (C .. t....Oel 1 80 5 00
Tr~• Love tGlllfftenol 14 80 Aleo tllClltd Pltutlna F \1 ...... 8rlu,
L• V•ne • Sonata Girl Baller Guel•. Ouc:hMa Petrone, Kwyn • Pr-1 Aun
n Time 1 •s 11s
II OAILY ooutlU 12·&1p.id1130 20
THlllO llACI. & furlong•
T ~· (\lllenzl.le4•l 10 eo 4 40 4 oo Silken Qo4j f0el1thou1Nyel 3 20 2 llO
Orone Batie (PadrOHJ 7 00
Sull•n'• Pi.....re. Oon 8 ·, OemHI,
Buy Out. Machl~un Grenoy. Prl"*•
AurOflt TlgerOMI. Double Sugar H .. l'lt
Belle, SAOel Derby
llnle f 10 216
'OIMTH llACI. One mile
Anauen (McCalronJ 4 20 3 00 2 eo
OenceOa4 (Llpllam) 4 20 3 20
F0<go1 l"8 Ring tP'lltrceJ 3 eo Aleo rec:.o P1apr1n1 Ftddllng AO.
K-r 10 lhe Ate 1149 Allrec:11on Pri()rlty
~ Duka of Bluagrua
Tome I 38 415
'""" llAC.. AbOUI r~ M\ong• on
turf SIU Aec.r (VW<uuela)47 40 I 7 40 7 40
a.tel ... Lu•lr• 1c..1..-.1 4 80 3 20
llarar>QO (T OfOI 3 90
Al•o racao l••H Commarce 8toonaw1J11n A1ullno Kerlan.
OtyndaDourn• W•lllH Aoci. Croll Aev-Chetglng Slw Atg/\en
Time 113 3/S
18 IL\CTA (10-1t)l)eld1577 00
atllli llAC£ ~ m,..
PrMllglout Lad IVlnzla) 10 20 • 20 4 50
Maggie'• a..1 (Slblllel 7 00 4 90
P•trlCI< Mc.Fig (Mc:Carronl 3 40
Aleo raoad Herbie Ovayi. Bunnell.
Midnight Coppar Fr1vo11u1mo
ZamparlN
T-136 215
llYINTH llACI. 1 '' m11M on turf Sau .. o• (Olhuye) 47 20 HI 00 9 50
47 20 18 00 9 80 EtM<lbM (H•wt.vl 5 40 3 90
s..m..... c.-1c..,.i-1 • "° AllO raced ChHlerlon lucullul ,
B-~ H•ry lrlg<>N>me $1\Mdy,
Ou<able. Pen,..,,.,"""
Time I 49 315
• IL\CTA (I 10) 0Ald le78 50
a l'IC1t aut , ... ._... •0-4-" peic1 a.&11.·
~12 20 with 11•• winning tldlett (II.,,..
h0<-1 12 Piclt 9•• contOiallon palcl
i221 40 ...,,, 373 winning ttc:ltail (lout ,__,
~RACl.1118-
Fllbuloua Notion tPlercel3 40 2 80 2 10
CepcN !Hawley) 3 90 2 90
0 HllllP'f Day ("°"'8roJ 3 40 Aleo racad Cau l•'• Proaoac1
HOiiday 0..-. 9-.cy lloDDla
Time 143 :SIS
• UAC"TA (&-11 l)eld '3200
IMTH flACa. ON "'" Siege H....S JoMy !McCtnl 920 390 340
ll<onu Emper0< !Olt,,.,-M) 2 IO 2 40 Burled Tr-• (H.,...,,1 4 20
Al90 rlC8CI StrOl'Q Oollet 8to-•. Brian Ke. s .... , Man Be 1 Schotar
Cf°'"" Of T'hom9 l"JI.,. I 37
•IXAC"TA(lo-t)paiO 1$7 50 A11enc1ance 44,447
WMtlend tJ•IMCttone
aA ... AU ......... L...-NEW VOAK METS -Ealerlded 1"8
contract ol Sob Bailor lnlleld•r-outllalder. ttwough , ...
aAtKn.AU
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS -
P1amd O..nal V8*111ne. goitrd on 1"8
1n1urad 1111 Acllvaled Audi• Norrll
forward
COLLIGI
BAOOKL V'4 -...,,,.., 8tuoa Flloao "••d loolb•ll coach and Joa Verdi
-·. aoftbelt -M()to!TANA STAT'f -~ 1"8
r1t919n•Uon Of Bruoe HarOIO_.. Med
bMl<aibelt -SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA -........, Oon Muny ... _,.,,. loo!llel -
Camel. Where a man belongs.
L
16 mg. "tar". 1.1 mg. nicoune av. per cig1r1t11 by FTC method.
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Hellth.
C::4 Or Coat DAILY PILOT/Monday, Maroh 1•, 111$
ncnnou• ltUPmH NA* ITATS•NT
HMI IOllOWlno C*ton• .,.. dOlno ,., ....
~ u · Trwt .. •e .. NuflllNf
NOTtCa Of' TIIUH'llFI UU
L.MftNe. 1•1-T ....... m ...
• PUIJC MOra MUC mnc:a ar.'f!t =~ .. ............. ..O*~iJ~ .,......... .......~A.,.,
"'9 ~ ~ ~ "-lillfTCMILL t: ::4J:o~..;t .. ~~=· te felt r116tM1tef1 te ell ~~°':...lhNutllDOI •• -............... "'.. .. ..... 11N. .... • ""''· .,~,·· .......... ''"' Mft ti! lllleN81 tll "'9 TNlllM't c... ••• t8'ee ,,......_ MOTICll 'tell ...... __. ._.
__.,4NT NOTICI T"9..wtIMf....._ ........ 1911 IP YOUfl , .. O .. lltfY ta IM ..... ,_, NMt ~ _....
POllllCLOIUllll llCAUH YOU J• ,..,._ wttNll • ..,._ ,.._
Afll 81H INO IN YOUfl .... ~ ...... .
'AYMINU IT MAY 11 IOLD H you WWI to ... the 8dWla 01 WfTltOUT ANY COURT ACTION, an a1101ney tn 11111 111111er, yoi.
end you mey 11a ... the ...,i rlOfll to ehOuk:I do eo pr~ .. tflet )'OUt
brtng ~ -• •n good etlf\dlfto w1lttef' ·••POnM, II In)', llll Y bf
by p•ylno ell of yo11r PHI d11• hied on time pe~ll plue permitted OOllt and A V I I 0 I U e t •;II II a a I II e •JIP8fl-within lhf" montlll trom de111a11ill•ill•· II hlb1111et ,11e4•
the date thlt notio. or o.tauir ..... ...., -tra tM. Ml 111;1111,,.... •
raoordaq Thi• 1mo11n1 11 -19ue Ud. t...-Ma ....,.,
1378,50 &6, plu• "'" n ot •to dlM. Lea le ""--111119111
JMu•ry 21, 1983. ll'ld wtll IOCr.... ... ....
El Toro'
Beck HAA80A ClMPHICS, 1318·C ~.-...
L& Av•nue, Co eta Mua. NOTICa 0. OIJIA"'-T AMO
C Ed.:ard A 81•1ull 9003 ~:='o'&.~T Cardine! A.,._,., Fountain Vall9y. ,,_ ........ _,,, .. MM4to9,"
Celltoml• t270I IN _..., .. WMefl •• __. f9t M1y Sr•e11ll, 8063 C.,dlnel ,....,.s efl .. n.a lilt tt. ...... t1f
A-. Fountain V•llev. CelltOlnMI Ot .... CHfttr, Ille ,.__ tf
G INESV t270I °' .... C-tr. c .......... -· A ILLE, Fla. Thi• bualn..-II conducted by t • r •II 111 •,11111•11 •, • 11
( A p ) -Gary Beck lndMdulll•. (Huab&nd and Wit•) •• .,..111etlell et ttM mi. t• N ld
triumphs
f'ULL ll!IWIOI INC , H d11ly
appointed Tru•t•• 11nder th•
lollOwlnQ d..atlbM deed of truat Will Hll AT l'USLIO AUCTION
TO THI! HIClHHT 81001R FOR CASH (p•y•tlle et time ol , ... tn
1ewtu1 money of the United lt•t•I ... rlglll, lhle end tntwwt oonyey9d
to and now hatO by It under Mid Deed ol T1u11 In the prop.,ty
unut your MlGOUnl t>ecomM current •1 Utl•d d uu tollclter al
You mer not have lo P•Y the entire oonH jO d• un et>op•do e11 Hit
ur1pe1d portion ol yo11r acco11nt. • 111 n I o , d • b • r • II • c • 1 Io even though lull payment w" 1mmeo1a111ntnt•. de .... men«•. a.minded. but you mu1t pey the eu r~• eeorlta, el hay llQUM.
amount llllad •bc>Ye ~ -regtellad• • I~ Alter lhrM morllhl t1om Ille data t TO THt OEl'l!NDANT A olYll
or r.cordatlon or 11111 doc11menl comp111n1 nH oeen lll•d by th•
(whlGh d•I• of r-dltton ec>PNt• p4...,ll" agal<\81 YoU " you wW1 to heleon). ur>leU ,,... ObllQ•llon being defend tnf• leweult you muet within
torecloMd upon permfla a IC>n9'f 10 d•Y• •ll•r 1n11 tummon1 I•
perlOCI. you "'..,. only tne teg81 f10111 -WO on you. Ille with thll court •
to 1top l1'e I01ecloeure by paying written •MPOl\M 10 the oompllllnl
th• enll,. emounr d1manded by UnleN you do eo, your deflllit1 wttl
your c1edll01 be entered on applk:allon ot lh•
EdwWd A BIN.Ult I ty lie e n d e d a 1 7 -m o n t h Thia 11a1emen1 ..... t!MO with the "'" • ~ • •• rev ''"' '*""''"' dMollbed TRUSTOA CMIO W BATLEY """ ell llttweel "' .... ,,,.. ..... drouaht ye1terday by County c...-.. or Or•noe County on ..., ,.., .... ,..
i 11 h T F I Fet>f'uwy 17· l"3 IMflO«TANT MOTICa
dw nn ng ·~ue l op Ude F210Q:M IF YOUA PAOPEATY 18 IN
and JEAN a BATLEY. hu1D1nd •nO
wt!•
rapt.er u e n recor -Publl•h•d Oi1ng• COHI D•lly FOAECLOSUAE llECAUllE YOU
setting faahio n at the PllOI. F•b 2l. 28. Mai 7, 14• l983 AAE BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS,
14th annual National Hot 9es-93 IT MAY BE SOLO WITHOUT ANY
Rod A Is o c i at lo n PUBUC NOTICE COURT ACTION. and you may ha..,. the llQal rlgtll to bllng your llOCOUl\I
G a to r n a t l o n a 1 s a t FteTITIOUI llUllHIH in good 11an01ng by pey1ng 1111 or
Gainesville Speedway. NAMS ITATl•NT your PHI d11• p1ym•nte plu•
B •c k , of El Toro, Th• tollowlng p•raon 11 doing p.,mlltad 001t1 1nd ••P•n•H "' bual,_. u wltnln thlM monthe r.om the date
establi1hed an elapsed ELITE CLEANING SEAVICE., thl• notlee ot IHf•ull ...... 1-0ed time record of 5 .44 ASSOCIATE OF MOB I LE Thi• amount la '378.6•856 plua ENVIRONMENTS 16402 ErecttonlC F-ol I 21-83, and Wiii ~aec:onda -the quickest L-. Huntington BMcti. Callfornl• untM "fOU' .c:coun1 t>eO-wrrent
quarter-mile time in drag 92$49 I You ma y not hev• to P•Y th•
racing hiitory _ in Crvt.tlM Spiel, 22515 Aubum entire unp•ld portion ot your
.. ri--1-n '"'-f'_. tl"tle in Dile Orr..... El TOlo. Cal"ornla 92630 -.int, -thovgti lull peyment ... u ...... '6 rws u •• Thi• bull,_ 11 COflducted by"" wu demanded. but you muet P•Y
17 months. lodtvldulll the amount ateled •bc>Ye ChrllllM Spiel All• tlWM month• from the dal•
' ' T h e t l m e w a s Thia 11a1ement wu tiled wtth 1"8 of reeorduton ot 11111 doo11m•nt
shocking," said Beck, County Clettc ot 0•"'941 C011nty on !whleh d•t• of r-0.tlOn llPPMI•
who held the previous F9°'uery 11, 1962 heleonl. un,... the ol>llQatlOn being '210001 lorectoMd upon pe1mft1 • IOnO'f
mark of 5.48 1econds. Publlened Orang• cout Delly pertod, YoU haw only the llQlll right
After setting· the P•tot. Feb 21. 2a. Mat 1. 14, 1983 10 1100 111e t~• by 1>9yltlg 86&-83 th• '""" amount demanded by
record in a semifinal ------------I YOU1 c;rtldl101 victory over Larry Minor rtaJC NOllCE To nnd out tn. amount you mvet
f S J l B k ------------t 1>9y. or to wr.,. t« payman1 10 o an ac nto. ec ACTIT'IOUI .u ... u 11op 111e torecloaur•. or 11 your
defeated veteran driver KA* ITATl"Ml.NT prc>P«ly 11 In toredoeu,. IOI 1t1y
Con rad Ka 1 it ta 0 f Th• tollowtng pereon 11 doing 01he1 reHon. con1ec1 PACIFIC
Y ..... ilanti, Mich., m' the bu--.. EM PLOY E AS INSUAA NCE r-R & B L A N D S C A P E COMPANY, c/o RetM J Oucour, finals with. 5.49-second. SPECIALTIES. 231 E 181"1 Slreet. Jr .. 1100 Glen6on A ..... Ille 1800,
251.39-mph effort. No. A. Coata ~-C•HfOlnll 92627 Loe Anoei-. Cellf ll0024, Tel. (213) Robert BtenOellne. 231 E llllh 8711-9 t l5
One other national Street, No A. Cotta Meu. u you h•v• any queellon•. you
record w u aet yesterday Carnomla 92627 ehould con1ac1 • lawyer or th•
in the $616,200 race 1,J~~ 1' cOt><locteO by"' ~~.'d";:'~whlc:hmayha..,.
when pr 0 st 0 ck Robert 8rat>dellne Rem•mt1e1, YOU MAY LOSE
champion Lee Shepherd Thia ., .. _, WM hied wtll• the LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT County Cieri; of Orange County on TAKE PAOMPT ACTION.
of Arlington, Texas. February 17 IH3 NOTICE 18 HEAESY GIVEN.'""
drove his 1983 Camaro to F2100:ll TICOR Tl TLE INSURAN CE
a time of 7.64 seconds Publl•h•d Orang• CoHI D•llY COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA PllOI Feb 21 211 Mat 7 14. 1983 l0tmerly TITLE INSURANCE a1'0 and 180 mph. 924-83 TRUST COMPANY. a eot90fatlon.
Defending Gator-1----Nl.--l-C_NO_llCE __ • ---~o~~.~;:,~n ~ 0~
n a t i 0 n a 1 s a n d 1------------Aptll. 1912 Hec:u190 by WILLIAM J Winston world champion flCTIT'IOUI eu..... BUCKLEY and JOAN MARIE
F k H l f MAm aTATl"WNT BUCKLEY. hueband 1nd wlle In r a n a W e Y 0 Th• lollowlng perton la doing levor ol PACIFIC U4PLOYERS
London, Ontario, was bualnMlaa INSURANCE COMPANY .•
the Funny Car winner in C 0 MM E RC I AL ENERGY c;orporetlon u Tr111tor. to MCure
Dod Chall CONTROL. 46'1 Oavlola, N-port ci1r111n obllg1tlon1 r1corded
a ge enger. He BMch. CA 92eeo. 4113n2 .. 1ne1r-1 no 1M2.&.1n
Was clocked in 5 .92 Roller! Roland Burna. 4154 book 10080. pege 1182 . u
tee<>nda at 242.58 mph. Or<!Oi.. ~Beech. CA 926e0 beMltelary, of Oftlolel AecorOI In Thia ~ • conducieO by.,, lh• Olllc• ol th• Record1r ol
lndlvldual Orenge County, Celllornla. R Burnt a.cr1blnQ lend lh«eln M The_,
1111111,al Thia 1111-1 wu hied with Ille 50 IMC of lot 20 of trec1 No 1073 u
County c...-.. of Orange County on lhOwn on • mAIC) 111ereol r.c«Oed In
.. ,. Feb 24. 1913 1>00k 34 page 40, Ml~lan41C>Ut
n1Gl7I Map1. record• ol ••Id Oreng• Publl1hed Orenge Cou t Oa}ly County
PO
....... ne l>llot FeO 27 Mardi 6. 13. 20. 1963 lncludlng on• Hid obllgltlon
'"'.:.no 1030-«l performance •c-..:::.::• dated
ROSE ANN POWERS, -----------1 411112 111et the tntereat
resident of W lckenberg, "8l.IC NOTIC£ under tudl o..o of Ttwt end ,,... Arizona, form.er resident of Fte11TIOUI _,_18 obligation• HCured thefeby ,,.
Balboa IaJand, Corona del NAm STATI_,.,. pr-•~ hatO by Ille un6er91Qned: Th• following pe1aon 11 doing '"'1 bl~ 04, and deleult In. Ille Mar. and Coet1 Mesa from bu.ii-• obltgetaon. IOI lllfHdl "'°" o..o of
1960 to 1970. She WU born INTER~ DESIGN SHOWS 63. Trull le eecurlty n .. oc;c;urred In
May 16. 192~ In Emporia, 2915 Aed H•. e-101. Coat• Meea. that P'Y"*'t ,_not"-'"*'-of. K.anu.a She is survived by Ca 8292e ,..!.lie._ wtllC:fl ~due on Ronald E B1ton. 18136 ..,.,,obef 28. 1tl2 In acco<d•nc. her ct.ught.en Janet L. Poen wtth • wr11ten 08tft8nO 1et1er dated
of Westminster. Colorado, lMti-wood. lrvlne. Ca 92715 Octo«>er 11. 1te2 uno. It.at cert.in ._...~~ 19 conouct.0 ti')'.,, L-•-.. ~~ •--" 7 Susan Poer• Powers of ....,..,.,_ --........... -·-~ _._. ,....." ,.._ M ,.._ and Ron e.ron 1972 ....-ta esa, -.... a IOn Thia llatement ... "*' -n the Th•I by reaaon th•r•ol. tne
Bruce M oir of Denver, County Cletll of 0r"'9' County on undet9'0"9CI. ~t ~llclary Colorado. Funeral services Metctl 4 1983 unde r euch 0..0 of Truet. llH
will be held on Tuesday, · 1'2111 executed and ~to Uld duly
March 15, 1983 al l :OOPM at PubllaMd Orange Co111 Dall e ppolnted Tru•t••. • wrllt•n DeGtar at ton of o.teult encl Oemend
Pacific View Memorial Park. Piiot """ t. 13· 20• 27· 1983 for S•. 11nd 11U CleC>C*ted with
Newport &.ch, Ca. Pad.fie 1106-Mid duly ~tea frultM. euch
View Mortuary directors. ·-.,. Mftftl't Deed ot Tru.t •nd •ff docum41nll WALSH r\IUU\O ""'-. •vld•nclng obllg•tlon• aecured
L I L L A R 0 B ER T S l'ICTITIOUI .,_.. tweoy. end hM deelwecl and doel MAim STAT'lmNT herM>y dec;lare 811 eum• MeUred
WALSH, resident of Irvine. Th• loflowlng pel8on 1, doing ther•by lmmedl•l•IY du• 1nd
Ca. P.-ed away on March ~ • P8YllNI end "-elKt9d and do. 12, 1983 in Orange. Ca. Born ENGINEERING SEARCH ""•by eteol 10 G•UM th• t1uat
April 8. 1937 She ii ASSOCIATES. 3857 81rcn. Suite ~o-==~181W)' IN
1urvlved by her buiband ~ N-port 8Hch. Calllornla "'D:i'~1-~ u--•
Wllli.am E. Wal.ah, ct.ught.ers Krle1i. A118n. 655 P..-...0. No. PAORC EMPLOYEM
Julie, Kalh.leen, and C':nsun A· 103. Coile MH•. C1lllornt1 INSURANCE COMPANY
I 921H 9y Cl F Sd'tmufl W a sh . mother He 1 en Thie~• oonducted tl'Y en Put>ll1hed Orang• eo .. 1 Delly Roberta of Loi Angeles. Ca. lndMOUal Piiot. Feb 21, 28, Mwc:ll 7, 14. 1983
and a brothe r Turner Krtatle Allan ~ Robena of Texas. Funeral Thi• lielemem w .. flied wtth the
servlcea will be held on County C1a111 "' Orenge county on
Tuaday. March 15, 1983 at Maren 10· lN3. ,.11 ..
Pacific Vlew Mortuary Publlahed Oreng• co .. 1 Delly Chapel at l:OOPM with Rev. Piiot. Mw 13. 20. 27. Af1' 3. 1983
Bruce A. Kurrie officiattna. 1248-a3
Interment at Pacific View Memorial Park, Newport ____ Nl.IC ___ NOTIC( ____ _
Beach. Ca. Pacific View l'ICTITIOUI ...,... ..
M ortuary direc\ora. .... STAT'lmWT Th• totlowlng peraon 11 doing
--------------.I ~ -0 OlfflN PAOP£AT1ES. 3102
,,.Cl uon•s
I&&. •OAOWAY
...otnUAIY
110 Broadway
Colla Mesa
642·9150
141.Tl ..... ON
'641TH.& nmau
WftlC ... CMArtl
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
M6-9371
Donnybrook. Co•U M•••·
Cllilfomll 9262t D1nnlt Gllltn . ~102
Donnybrook . CotU M•••·
C.ittomle t2t26
Thia ~ • oon0u01ed by en lndlvldl>ll.
08nnl8 Gltllf'I
Thi9 ete1-t -fll8cl """11 th8 eouncy Clettt of Orenoe CounCy on ,...,._., 24, 1"3
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Publllfled Oreng• Cont Ott!Y Pllol . ...., 1a, 20. 21. AfJt. 3, 1ta:J 1U<"f3
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BENEFICIARY FULLERTON
SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, • C111tornla
corporation.
RecotcM<I Novetnber 22. 1878 aa
1n11r No 31643 In book 12935.
pege 862 ol OfflCllel Recorda In Iha
oltlce ot Ille A<Konler ot Orat199
County, MIO deed of tru11 CIM<lrlt>M
the lollow1ng proper1y
To llnd out the 1mounl you mu1t plelnlltt, anO thl• court rNfY enter • pay, or to at••noe tor peyment to Judgmenr egaln11 you IOI th• rlllef
•lop th• to••cloeu1e, or II your d1m1noe<1 In the complllnl, whlOh property 11 In to1ecloeure 101 eny could •HUit In garnlehm1n1 or
othet r .. M>n. coruect. wtQM. t•klng ol mOMy or i;raperty
PACIHC EMPLOYERS INSURANCE or other rell•I req11Hled In th
CO complaint
c/o H.,..11 J OUGOU, D•led Augutt 28, 1960
1100 Glendon A..,. • 11100 l*I A Stencm. Clerk
LOI Angeiel. CA 90024 Beley OjeO•. 0epu (21~) e79-t115 JOt4lf H. MfTCHti.1.; LOI 73 ol TlllGl NO 376, In tne
City ol Cott• MeH H per map
recoroed In Book 15. page 29 ot
MleoeilllleOUI M8'>'. In the otno. ol
lh• County Recorder 01 ••16
County
II you 11111• any queellonl you MUCI C~lll;
ahould contecl • lawyer or tll• ID ZJl-.i gov«nmerit aoer>CY wnlch mey .,..,.. tto ~ CellW Dr
fntured the 1oat1 WW \al ... 111.mber, YOU MAY lOtl .... ,..., ..... CA .... E•c•Pt lh• Norlhlllletly
557 42 IMI LaOM. NGtnl • YOU 00 NOT AtttfMJ lw In l"T'e ....
TAJCI ""°"'" ACll<*. (714) .... 7'77 Y04J AM IN OCPAUL T UNOS" A
0110 OF T "UIT DATID NOV.M81fl I, 1f1t. ~H Y04J
TAKI ACTION TO ""OTICT
YOUll ""O"l"Y, IT MAY 81
aOlD AT A PUIUC aALa. • Y04J •ID AN 11(1'\.ANA TIOH Of' 'IHI
NA TU"I OP THI .. flOCllDINO
AGAINST YOU, YOU aHOULD
CONTACT A L.AWYl"-2550 Santa An•. Cotta MeH.
Celll0tnta 926" 7
"'(It a attMt addr-OI commOt'I
e1lgnallon 11 ahown abov•, no
1111nty 11 glv•n •• to ltt 1-01 COlrect,_.)" The
enellCllfY 11nder eald 0 .. d ol
rull, by 1•uon 01 a br•ach 01
autt In tn. ObflOlllOn• MOUred
hereby. lleratolor• eHcuted ll'ld
•llvlfed to 1111 und.,tlgn•d •
lien ~latallon ot o.faull and
and IOI SIM. end ,.nnen notic.
I bleach at'ld of llectton 10 C8UM
II• undet1lgned to ••II ••Id
Ol*IY to Mtlaty Mid OO!lgallona.
1nd tll•re•tt•• the und•r•lgn•d
Mid nouce ot bfMCh and ot
tlon to be ,_ded Metefl 22,
ltl2 H 1netr No 82-098282, of
Mid Olflclal A41cord• Said Hie wlll ti• made. b11t wl1hout covenant or wur•nty, ••I>'-OI lrnplleO. regarding 1111•. p~. or encumbranoM. 10
pey the '"'"'81ntng princlpel eum ot
the nola(I) aecured by Mid 0..0 of
Tru1t. with tntereet • In Mid note
p1ovlded. adv•nc:.. II any. under th• 1erm1 or Mid OMO ol Trual. 1-. ct\llfQM and ••1>81\-Of the True I• end ol the trvata «Hlad by
Mid Deed ot TNel Said Nie wttl bl Mid on Monday,
A~ll •. tH3 at 2 00 pm II 11"41 Cl\apm.,.. Avenue entrance, to the
CMc Cent11 Bulldlng. 300 EHi
Chapmen Avenu• In tne City ol
O.~ICE AT m.1E OF SALE BIDS
MAY BE MAOE IN CASH AHOIOA
fHE CA8HIEAS OR CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL
COOE SECTION m4h
At the llm• ot th• 1n11111 publlc:allOn of Ihle no11oa. the lotal
amount ol the unpaid bllla.nce of 11\e
obllgallon NCUred br the 8bove
d••c•lbld d••d o truet and
ut1m1ted coat•, ••P•nM•. •11<1
advanc>ee le 1222.851 79 To det•rmlne the openlnQ bid,
f04J may call I 114 I 83 7 -0966
D•t• Match 3. 1"3 F\Jll SERVICE INC
.. ulO T1ul1M
By T 0 SeNlcle Co .
""'"' By Conl J Caprc.
AMiatant Secfetwy
One City 9IYd W•t
Ofange. CA 92ee8
(714) 635-62111
No1ic;. 11 hel•by given 1ne1 TICOA Publlehed Or1nge CoHt Dall
TITLE INSURANCE' COMPANY OF Piiot, March 14. 21. 28, Aprll 4.
CALIFORNIA. lotm•rly TITLE 1983
I N S U R A N C E • n d T R U S T 132&-83
COMPANY, a COlp<>tlllOn. 18 duly
ape>Olnt.cl Truet" under a 0..0 of Trull dated the 7th dav ot Apru, 1----NO-TICa __ °"_l_A&.a ___ _
1972 •HCll11d by WILLIAM J °"MAL "'°"*IU'I' BUCKLEY a nd JOAN MARIE AT ,,..,ATI 1A1..a
8UCKLEY hu1b1nd and wife In .... A·U1l'M favor ol PACIFIC EMPLOYERS 1n the~ Court of the St•le
INSUR.NCE COMPANY.• or Celltornl•. tor tlle County of
corporetton. •• ben•llct1ty, Orln09 tn the Maner of the Eetate
recorded April 13 1972 u of IRVINO A ADLER, 08CMMd
1natrument no 10627 In 1>0011 Notic;. ta heleby glYer'I 11111 the
10080, peg• 1166 01 Otllclel underligned..,. Ml 11 Pr1vate IM.
Reco1d1 In the Otllc• or "" 10 Ill• hlghHI •nd b••t bldd•. Record., or Orange County. eub)KI to confirmation ol H id
C1Kl0tnta, dMCrlblng land therein Superior Court. on 01 1ller the 23rd
u · day of M.,ch 1983 It the omo. ol
Lot 11 or T11c;t No 1226 •• Fr•ncl1 MlnU Prol•••lon•I
lhown on • map recorded In bOOk Corpor1tton. 8484 Wlllllllr• Blvd ..
38 page 10 ol Mltcetlaneoo• M•P8. Ho' 200. Be111rly H Ill •• CA
••cord• ol Orange County. 90211-3246. County of Lot Calltornla S aid obllg1t1on1 Anoelal. Slit• of Cellfomi8, 1111 the
Including one performance rlgnt. 1111• and lnter"t ol H id
egr_,_..I dated Af/tll 7. 1972 Thal "---' ., the IWM of 6Mt11 end
the t>enellelal lnt•eat under l<iCh .. tne right tttle and lntwwt tMt
OMd of Truet and the ol>IQellon• the ••l•I• ol Nld d-..cl llH MCUl.0 1n.ceoy are pr_,tty held acquired Dy ope111lon of l•w or
Dy Ille unOerejgned, thel I bruch othenl4• 011\er than or In addition
or. ana Oeteutt 1n 111e ot>ltgationa IOI to tnat ot MIO 6-Med. et the time ~ tuet> o..ci ol TN91 In MCUflty of dtetn, In and to 1111 the oertllln
hu occurred In 1n11 peymen1 hu 1ea1 property 111u11ed It\ City ol
not l>eer'I m.oe of WHtmlnatet, County ol 011nge. The aume wNCn became due on Slate ol Calllornl•. par11011larly
Oc;tober 211. 1882 In acco1dance deecrll>ed u tollowl, to wit.
with • written demand tenet dated LOI 9. Tract 2890, • llhOwYl on
OCtotl« 18. 1982 uno« that CllUln map r..:«Oed In bOOk 77, PllOM 37
LendlnQ Agreement deted April 7, Ind 38. Mlac: MllPI, recorda of Ml<I 1982 That by reaeon thereol, the count)'. more oommonl't known ...
underelgned. prHent t>enellclary 14371 Nola St , W•tmln•t•. CA
und•r 1uch Oe•d ot T1u1t. hH 92e83
eaecu1ed and delivered to Mid duly Tlrm• ot H I• CHll In 11wl11I
eppolnled Tr111t••. • written mon.y of the Unl19d Stat• on Nie. Decler11ion ol Default "'° Demand ten per oent of wnoun1 ~ to be
IOI SIM. •nd hM depo .. ted wltn ~tad wtlh bjd Sublecl to .....
N1>0 duly ap90ln1ed T rll9tM. euch of tenant In p C 11 I Cn
0..0 or T ru•I and ell document• Bide or ofter• to be In writing and
evidencing 01>11s::n• aecured wlll be recef'tM •t 11141 etor...ict theteby. and l\U ed and dOM office II eny time aner the nrat
her•by decl.,• an tum• aec:ured pul>tlc:atton hereof an<I tMllOt9 date
thereby lmmedlately du• and of .... pey•tlle and h .. elected end ooee Dat•d 11111 7th day ot M.,ch.
hereby elecl 10 cau•• 1ne truat 19113 praperty 10 be told 10 MllSly 11"41
~ll'tlallont NOUred lhereC>y
Oiied Jan 26. 1963
Jey Ad*
EMc·Admlna of &1•1•
of Uid o.cecMnt.
PACIFIC EMPLOYERS
INSURANCE COtAPANY
Publlahed Or8f\Q• Cout Dally
PllOI Feb 21. 28. Matdl 7, 1•. 1983 88243 ....
NOnc. TO CMDrJOfta
M IUUC TRAMWU
(S-. 1~101 U.C.C.)
,, ... Miiia, ....
, ............ """· c.rp. .........................
.._,, .... CAm11 . ..,....., ......
Publlehed Ofang• Coal! Dally
P110t Maret! 12 14. 21 1983 124s-83
..... ,.
Put>ll•ll•d Or•ng• Cout D111y PllOI. Mir 14, 21. 28. 1883 129~
Notice 11 n•r•by given tc
c•edlton ot the wllhln n1mec:
trenel.,or thet • bulk trentler It
1boul to b• mad• on pareona praperty helelnaller dMorll>ed,
NOTICll ~UU
Of' MAL ""'°""" ATl'NVATI IAU c-Me. ft .. 17UI Superior Court ol th• Stat• ol
C•lllornl• IOI the County ol LOI A~ In the metier or the •tale
ot Albert ClHt>ert. o-aMO
The n-end bu81nMt ..tdr-ot 1he Intended 1reneler01 ere. Jiiii.i
-nca --·--••• • STANLEY, 1202 Soul'-91 Sk)'tlnt ..., .,.. • nv• • .. • .,_.. O< • S.,..1• Ana, CA 82705 ,,_... .... P-.J1 II TM toc:allon In Calltornta of th«
On tlilardl 25. 1~. at 2.00 PM.. cn .. t •aecutl..,. office or Pflncle>a
Mld-Ce l 11.,vlc••. • Ca llfornl• bualneH olllc• ol th• 1ntendec
Corpor1tlon. 4 10 W Bedlllo. treneleror • 1733 Monr<>vle A..,.
Covina, ~nl8 91722. U dUil)' S•F. eo.ta Mela CA appointed Truet•• 11nder and All other buelneu namn ano
""""""'to 0..0 of TNll ~ •dd•M-uMd Dy Ille HllenOeo September 3. 1MC> 1n bOOk 13n. ,,.,.....,or w1111+n thrM .,_, 1u1
P9 t6te. of Oflldal Aeccll'da tn the pHI eo rar " known to th•
oftloe of the County Atcoideta of Intended trwl«M -"'NONE""
Orenge County. State of Cellfotni. TM -end bu.W-addf-ex80Uted by CleOfoe F,_.,, u ol tn. tntenOed tran11.,.. are. n..-
TruatOB, Will SEll AT PUBLIC ANDE.RSON . 68 Xlmeno Aw . lonQ
AUCTION TO HIGHEST 81DOEA BMch. CA 90603. FOR CASH (peyatlle '1 time of.... Tnet th• properly pertinent
In lawful money of the Unlt•d heleto i. o..ortbed tn ~Ill•· At
8te1H) at: th• front entrerwie of 1toc:k In trade, flatura, eqo.ilpment
I 108 W. s-te«tlh St., Sant• 1rade name and good wlll ol a
AM. Callf«nla 927oe 1111 llgtlt. ma. certain glaat butl,,_ known ..
end lnterat oonW¥8d to and now HAABOA GLASS CO end II
hatO by It under Mic! 0..0 of Tl'U91 IOcated II t 733 Monrovia Ave In Ille ptOC>efl)' altuated In Hid S•F. Coeta u... CA t2t27
County end Sa.ie dMcrlbed u Th9 ~ ,_ 1.-l by 1111
Lc>I e of Trect No 4Zl4. In the Mid trenateror et Uld looatlon la City of ......, a.di, County of HARBOR GLASS CO °"8tl09• 11181• of~• P8f Tn11 tald Dulll tran1ter I• ~ ~ In Sook 151, PllQ9(a) Intended to b8 COMUfTWMled et the
I 10 14 tnotuat ..... Ml804HI-• ott1c8 of~-Eecrow Co 2070 N
MIC>'. In IN oflloe of Ille County Tutttn, Senta fv\8, CA tt711 on cw
"8c0fder of Mid County. •II• AprH 1. 1ta3
Tiit '""' •ddr•H •nd other Th11 t>ulk trenaler 11 aubjeet to common dwlgt1e1IOll, "tny, Of the California Unllorm Commerc:lel ,.., prOC>efly cs..crlo.ct •t>ove 11 Code 8ec'tlon e 1oe
pvrpotled lo be: 2100 9•ntl11QO Tile name end add,.H of the
0.1 .... Newport a..ctl, C•lllOl'nt• peraon with Whom Clelll'le may be t2MO filed le llUAROW ESC"OW CO .•
The undtrelgned Tru•I•• 2070 N T1191tn A"!·i~Sen1• Ana. CA dtaot111111 any llablllly for 1ny 9~711. Eacrow •a;J7e F end the ~ of lhe tltMt ~ , .. , day for llltn9 ctelma by eny
end otMI oommon dea!OMllOn. If cndltcw 1t11111 oe Man:fl 31•t. 1*· .,.,., • .,_, ,_..., wtllch .. lhe ~!Sey before tllt
S•ld HI• wlll be mad•, b11t coneummaUon dll• ep•clll•d
wtt11out oove nent or warrenl)', at>ow
...... Of~. "'°8'°'"9.... Oet., ... arctl 7, 1.., potHnlon, or enoumbra110H, ftm Andtrtoll
lnct11dtno I•••., ol'taro ... •nd tni.nded Tr~ ~ "' tM '"""' end Of the M..ow UCtM)W co. lruttt cr•ated by H id Deed ot "" N. ,. ........
TNtl. to,,_ tM ren::.~ ~ ..... AM, OA _,,, -"" Of -note(a) ~ Mid ..... .,. ,
OMd Of Tr119t to Wit; 11t.Oh.H Publl1hed Ora09e OOHI Ollty w1111.,._... ... ttom 12mea Piiot. Merctl 14. 1"3
Notto. la hereby gtven that the
unOeralgned .......... prtvll• ""·
on or ,,,., '"' 111 d•y OI Aprll, tH3. at Ill• olllce ol S1curlly
Pedflc NatJonel Sank. At1n L• C.
HavtlanO. RMI &1eta Oflloer, 4000
MecArtl'lur llMI.. No 320. Newport
8eectt. CA ne60 (714)75$-417610
the h~I and 0..1 t>IOOer. en0 aut>jec1 10 conllrm•tlon by Hid
Supertot Court. .. rtght. IJlla and
Int-• of Miid ~ at -of dMlh, end .. rlglll, mi. an<l lnt-
1118 ..,.,. hM llddt1lonally ~
In and to all 111• c•rteln r1al
property altu•led In th• City ot ~ BMGll, County Of ar.,.,
St•t• ol Callfornl•. partlculerry
dMCr11>.i M tolowl. t~
L01t S, 6 & 7 of 8albo8 Tract In
lh• Cll1 of Newport Be•ch.
1ecorded In Booll 4 P•v• 11 ot
Macie
Mor• commonty kncwn • 209
Palm A--.~ &eedl. CA
T-of IM -""" In ,__,. money of the Ur>lted St•tw or term1 MtlefflCtory to the Sp Admln on
oonftnnatlOn "' ..... °" per1 caeh end 1>1lance 1vldenceel by not•
MC;ured by mor1oec19 OI tnlat OMd on th• prop•rty 10 1old Te n
percent of amo11nl bid to b•
cMpoejted """" bjd a.te II being mecM ··u II"'
Bid• 01 oftert to be tn writing Ind
wtll be reo.lved el the eto,...ld
orno. at •ny llme alter the nret ~tlon hereOf and tMllOt9 date
of Nie Oe1ed Mw'oh I, IN3
a-tty Pldftc
HallOMI..,.
9pldel ~•tor of
the ..... "' Mid o..dln1 ...... OeMr1ll ,.__ ....... .&.. . .,, ......... T_.,.._
.... ...... CA~ ........., .. ..._
PuDll•llH Orlllf' Coul 0.lly
Piiot. MW'Ofl 14, I&, 21. 1893 1~
to 2122/tS of ..-.. 1 M 21-'" tU&-t3
per •Mu111 H provided In H id ------------------------=.:-....:::.::. :=-°' MUC •m ~ llOTU TN ....._,. IA'1dlr M6d 0..0 -----------:;;;;;;;:;M.:;:::;;..--of TNll ,_...._ __,.. _, PiCflliOU8 ...... ~•ettf to the wltfffltOMf • ...._ STATlimln
wfltt•11 Notkl• ot 0.fevlt end ~ ~ .,.,_ -«*II
.... to .... Tiie ............. • ... L FAMILY HOMI, 171t1 Al euNelT 'O•M•OIAL =.i ':' :::":.: ::=...-: Ap•I Lan•, Hwntlnolon eetofl, G Ill 0 U, ; !J. M I 0 I 0 0 " '
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SPf'C'laiCUlar bayfront dplx 2 bt, 2 ba up. 2 bf',
2 bad~ 2 boat''** R.suc.d-tl,600,000
PllllllU llMI IOUIPlllT
Ocean & jetty view•.~ room. 4 bdnn. a·
!>.th. 3700 sq.ft. tl.383,000. Oceanfront.
Liii iii.i
~ 3 bdrm, 2 bath + larae NC. nn .• ·
beam l'eil1np. fumiahed, patim '420,000
fAIQllll WOl lffl.LTIP
New 4 br. 4 ~ ba, cuat.om French Nonnandy
F.ai.t.e l 2 prime acre hilltop tl.2~.000
01111111 OIYl IAYFlllO
Coronado llla.nd cuat. bayfront lot. 86' !Joel
dock. PlaN avail. Now $370,000 w /t.emw. -
Bill GRUNDY. REALTOR
I \1 I 11) ,I, ll·. ... I• '·. '11,
le1l llt1t1 • Tll IUIT .... ..,., ...... ......... ....,.
For Tu•tday through
Seturd•y publlca1lon1 I 5 30 p m. the pre11tou1
dey For Sunday tnd
Monday publlcat1on1:
llv• ln 3 t>drm, 2 tMlttl
upper apt Comlntfc:lal
thap, olfkle Of retail on
tower level ptua 4 car
parking. Prtc:• at '3115.
12 00 noon S aturd•y 1
llUI All I OlllllTIHI
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associated
ftl#i ,., • i\ "'I I& ' ;J
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Kiii• atld c:orrectlona mey
be ma<H until 5:30 p.m
for tile Mxt day·• publl-
catton For Sundey end
Monday p11bllc:ello"•·
12 00 noon Saturdey
PIHH Hk for • ""kill Double door 81'11ry lo Ille
number'" wh•n cenc:el-
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beautlf\11 4 Bdrm. 3 beth
Ung your Ml home Large family
room. 2 fk"8PI-Huge UIMI I bonu1 room. Luah yard
Check your ad dally and' with overalzed pool. 3,
report error• lmmedlete-000 aq ft of llYlng tor
ly Tile DAIL y PILOT .... on $214,llOO, cart now.
tumH llebollty tor the ·~2i'i3iJillii3"9 ... llllllll._
llrat Incorrect lnHrllor1
onl
leeMt ler We ITUU
Gtattll 1102 3 Br 2 Ba, Lagun• Beaci1
-YUi flll IDT Cllatm. IS l>lk• to beoetl. If purellued by 3-3l-83. remodel•d, 12% llnan
New Mobile home In w/40K dwn or ? By
South L•guna Oceen-1-0wner ___ ee_1_-s_143 ___ _
front P8rkl AOlf"I there lllE
deity 10-4:30
D•Y• •119-4242 Tl IUOI
eYM 548-2739
F&llLllS
THE REAL.
THE REAL
ESTATE RS
llWPllT llAll IUD ~
Cetcn the ooeen b<eezee · Brighi end cte•n. 3
lrom thla plu9h 3 9' 2 Ba Bdrm• and 2 bathe plu•
home Thia la rear quality atudlo apertmet1t flrat
•I • ~ moderate pra ttm• off•r•d Clo" lo of only s216.000. FOi' Ml ah09a bu• ecc O'MlOn
Info call 751-3191 rec.pilw 10 your llrlanc-
C:.SElECT lliifiiill'PAOPERT~S
lll'T CUllP
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1ng ,,_,, $2311,500 . 14z.1no
PETE BARRE TI
.. REALTY Large 4 Bdrm home With
Hpera1e temlly room ~~~~~~~~~~ lncludH. 2 flrtprec:u, :
dining room. 11emt-ahade
C<Mlt'ed patio & pmate
"" with wood decking ldHI tor tamlly enjoy-
ment al e IOW S 139.0001
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
WATDFIM'T .....
Sophlallc:eted seller
knowa how 10 "dear ·
Fiebulou• lligNy upgrad-
ed 101a11y 1uir11noua we-
1erfront condo. Owne1
will Mii low down with
good .-umable lo4ln Of
1tueto¢1on •• v-v ..... ,
eoneble lermt. .......
CALL PCM .. ,.,,.,
DOU.Allt
"'°'*Ut••
IPYIWl,-Enjoy lhe brNthl•lllng
Nlrbor & OCMn view of
thlt pr•attglou• Cap•-"°"' home. °'*' 1.-ing daytime. and th• Ytf"Y
eMganl & romM'l1k vtow
•t night Or••• price.
good llrlanciog Call Ma-
r I• Bercovltz or Biii
Kroger for more lnfOf-
matlon 7511-11100
0£0RQ£ ELKINS CO
SAVE THOUSANDS, Mil
your hm•. no comm
Prof help. t low I••
S36-14&4
lf.lff11UT-
Lovoly upgraded unite In
• auperb femly -wtttl
"'' ..creetlonal fac:lltlea Both ere locaMd on wMto
greenbelt FleJtlble Ml-
..,._ Cell '°' • eflollllllng ac>c>e*ltmenl on "*9 3
bdrm 2'Ao balh ~ at
21111 Vleta Lor'9dO
$230,000
559 Vl«le Aofa
$2111,000
IRIMNWLll
BUILD THIS
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tum In 11~~ Sam Crane. Save time commtaalOn Olen Patio Homes Lott 000. 1338,000 a1sum·i hou-$80K each/ olle< 2 ,11 b.a 3 car gar 2 Charley Darr RE/MAX 1 BR, super clH n, encl dtwlhr. 11-\ mllM baMtl. $!t. 486-8 104, 483-4900, h•v• 11quicmy wtthoui 01 pflvacy. EJ1cellent able 11 13%. or 1rade7 Own I Bk r frplca. tam rm, encl. l~ont 559-9400 Bach· Full kltch. $366 yrly gar. 1450 mo. ulll Inc. No f:e' • · 16 0 0 Imo·
S.7530 deaperatlonl wltt pay up neighborhood You owe Rena11a1nc~ Model, 3Br. 642-9668 & back yerd S1450tmo Spac 48r. 2'1tba. Oee• Including ulll, qul•t ma-845-1819 536-2.
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Hlghly upgrlded, lmmac, bt, 3 car 0.,, prestige 540-2036 dbl garage & eeparate tlla tll alto l Br 2 Ba kld1/pet1 1 Llg 1 & 2 Bdrm .. among lac. 2 er, den, pt"' 2 Nu t 1 6511177 yarda, fenced & secure 2 BR I Ba. tncd ya1d, S895 Cati 4 data111 apar1mtn s UY IUllW plnea a i trHma. SK
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decor .. pool. PrlC41d tor andmora.Bkr.848-0709 Laiaai leacla l041 Prlc:ed 10 Mii 1257,000 I side family hm 287 499_1997 FURNISHED or Enct1d garages, 011 & real lplc, yard, d bl car
quick Hie. 1126,000. YI n11•1 -fee land 831·3889 *'-PLO• Brentwood. water paid, pool, ape. rec gtr. W/D hkup. MCMll07
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•Loi/acreage/Mme, su-Ask tor Lori 548-5442 or 770-5629. Newly decorated. no Mts. Modtls window•. ale. In-home NEAR BEA 548•1347 perb ocean vu. stream IY IWIEll 831-6357 f" . aecullly, Jumbo 1 Br with 1 Br. aoma w/frp6c.
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S $ 00 0 0 Oen vu, 48r, prtced to lrplc, o.omm pool Wiii i 1 •o see. Many amenities 3 br. 2'Jr ba. ftr beach, ar en pa enu enad •. clublhUouaey & mucah· •Peta ~labia. FHu~eNrA.btuermy. a.1 . O . OILY 1w llWI 11 P k 10~ d I I .. 323 ,. ..,. s e o s s Ir ad e la e n rom qua I· OllTA Ill& Included Call eves pool & jac Xlnt loc. ~port Bea.ch/No. I more. lnclda moat utlll-1
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vacant $105K Clean 3 Br. ,_ loen avail. 11 12% glass. Ocean v-Walk UlflllT W/O & frig. $750/mo. w 3 Br 2ba. lam rm, lrml 645-1104 THE SEVILLE 2 Br w/gtr, mint cond, nr beec h,
w /lluo• f1m rm plus M UST SELL AO t 10 town & beach 2 19th St. 548-5598 dining, frple, huge mstr New~ •-~...&./So crpla, drpa, bttlna. fncd b••t trea. N o pat e.
trptc. OWC 111 To. 640·1638 evenl119a. lrptcs Xlnl financing. One level unit In &dull sullew/Greclan lub. pool Y-·· DC41ut 833-3307 &42-13311 _________ , le p I II Pl"'ATE I "In 1700 16th St . yd w/patio, Wiier pd .• ___ _;_'-----wl25Ye dwo. M0\19 right $254.000. 49•·9546 comp x. ro esslon1 Y • n & tauna, 300 II lrom 26111 "G .. Santa Ana B & llTllll Cflllc:I OK Int A.gt 842-9e66. IY IWIEI •12\.il& decorlled 2 bdrm. 2 • 1 1 Br. plus Oen newly harbor S1860i mo C•ll t•1 OovtrJ 1 r, pet · =iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Oeerlleld Ovt1tandlng ltWJtrt leac• 1061 bath with large terrace I remodl gas & water 840-5377 or 546-3208 64~·5113 ~1~2° Call 1•5. $405 ~.7185 • 1111 ,._ YA/FU landacaplng tncl gazebo, -----~:...====--~= Boat sllp avatlabte paid. No pets S570i mo. , •---------I=============;
Prime locttlon. Lvly 3 br upgrades, elc. trptcs. XJnt IOc 2 8t Iba St37. 000 181h St 499-1617 twnhae Pool, IOQ. etc OCEANFRONT Olx 2-4 Br private patio, upper unit. 1 ~ 8ANDPIPl!R ,... spa. tots of tr-. Many ILIFPI mo.... Swimming pool. $400, ISi ptua sec 648'1> w Spec. 3 bt, 21'> ba clean 2 Br. 1 Ba. 1 car garage. i I
homeonqulettreellned t21"'K "528607 I 000 Bk 6 UMRULn I · j $800 Agt.S44-i4<1-0 By week or mon1h $525/mo . Broker ~.... ... ...... , street Thia home tea-" · " • r 40"9019 I Ill 7111 Eastslde 3 BR, 2 Ba. fplc, HV M t rt 1 4 e 673-7873 851-&800 ~' lw .. a privet• fenced • A EAL T V incl patio, 2 sty. $680 on ego 1 e, 8 ry '
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story home. wm wt up to I I I I' ( 9 '--... .,_.... ~ = Palm Desert. Deep Ca-lge yard, lnc:luckle gdnr/ E/Blufl, exec home, 3 Bt, 986-7046' 2 Br 2ba condo. &lltlna, ftLLm ~,.22_<!.~1.f~uhaaaeq10ulbety _:; t:t.;.::, ~?i:;:! nyon Tennis Club, 3 Br. 2 w 1 1 er . 19 5 0 I mo. 2•1t Ba, 2 frplc, 2.121 1q OIW. AIC, pool ap1,.. New 1 & 2 Bdrm ~ ~,~ .,._ -1---• Ba 1 story. •nd unit. ~4641 pm/ev. fl 'l patio $1250/mo lalMa curltu . Sunflower/ ....... '-14 ... ~. 1 ......_ ~~g·h20001. .6 3 1. 5 0 5 5 ' •"""l ,,__.,o llllfl$.... I' r I' r 1· l llWrwftl --view enc P•llO fully furn . p ?-al 2'107 I .... -... ..,_.. -'" .,..2 tHEY¥i!'MS . _. _ •. CIOMloHoag&t>each. 5108 500 Ca1t3Br.2Blc:ondo.2cargar. 642 350 tauil a Brla101. $675 , call lrom '540,28drmlrom
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38R. 28A. $05.000 . S 150,000 Agt 552-7500 Oat ti C.aa!J 1525 (Monticello) courM view. pool. tennis, No pets. S800-S975/rno. 1 & gar 8 g1 N 0 p e It. waterfalls. pondal Gaa
751-91115 644-4157 .... UTI ...... !• ............ lllJ PORTERVILLE. CA l'Jr yr Old E.aide dla con-$1300 lease Also avall 2 57~. j $480/mo 548-9950 ~~td~o~~~:;,9 :a:eot~!
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14 A c ., 1 r r c r u n /4 l 2'nBa home, 3 yrs old living rm w/lrpl, yerd, dbl er • agt Newly redecorated upper garage. lrple, bltna. 1500 · 8etch to Mcfeddan to
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZI f """Pf"'' r < $149,000 538-8157 alt gar, balcony, micro. $7115 LARGE BLUFFS CONOO . 2Br. 18a, trplc, quiet, no mo. ~800 Saawlnd Vlllege. (714)
----LEASE OPTION 5PM. & utll. 720•5012 olc. 2 s1r~ • 4 Br • 3 Ba I smkr, no gar1ge, refa. ,TwnhM, 2 Mu Br. 1 1n 1_893_·_5_1N_. ____ _ Con:'P furn. One ol BIO Tille S.ada1 l 5M 644"'998 hm S i 3ootmo. 644'2607 ' S700 mo. lee. 75&-0240 toh , 2 Be, 2 cw gtr, lndry 3 bdrm, 2 ba, 2 ttory,
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1 -l<han 54 Anvran
SATURDAY'S
PUZZLE SOl YEO
4 Concede 58 Container
9 Court dance 60 Greell lelle<
14 Manage 61 Wisdom
15 Cowboy 62 Personal log
16 Frend'! rrver 64 Murder. e g.:
17 Brittle 2 wOf'ds
element 66 Berlll'l's -
19 Siano on end den Linden
20 Each 67 Doldrum
2 1 Sweetsop 68 Wynn and
22 Staid Sullivan
23 Germtn 69 Sii
region 70 Abodes
24 Choice part 71 To a -
26 Approx. date
29 Ending 10<
east or west
31 Short drink
32 Steel beam
33 Pelted
3,, Munch
38 Small gv1t1r
39 Tuf1•
41 Bubbled
43 lnMC1
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1 Weapons Fr 13 Trap
2 Yellow fruit 16 Putting areas
3 Addition 24 Infinite
• Color 25 Shoulder
5 Japanese decor
coin 27 Gardened
6 "It's - _ ... 28 Faith
OK 30 Female ruffs
7 Packing 33 BlemtSh
45 Auto paint
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48 Loud dozer
53 lochs
55 Thrust
56 S.1 -Sa11e
57 Stupid
59 Lebanon 44 Time of yr.
48 Texas city
47 Adherents
U Eapled
1ogether 34 Relative: Fr town
60 Needle hole
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52 "lvannoe·:
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8 Doctoring 35 Medical man 6 1 Ancient Niie
9 Pepal name 37 Alber1a's Fay City
10 Angle 62 Pair
11 Antechamber 40 A1tronaut1 63 Bue. abbr.
12 Pan of to be 42 "HenMI anc1 __ 6_5_T ... *-'----
Cyn a moat eleg. homes. -2 br condo, lrplc, 2 car BLUFFS 4 or 5B•. 3Bt, II eves/ wknda. 667-1555 hOOkup, DIW. pool. Nr dlehwuhar. Call daye
4br • study, d4M1, llreple. 2 BR condo, world wide gar 1 '"' ml lo baa ch Bonus Rm beautiful Cl&-<Jys 0 C C S 6 2 $ I m o 762-5413. Ewa 142-6412 pool, spa, ctilld's park. RCI exchange, aacrtltce S700/mo ~ · c 0 r $ i 4 o o m 0 648 7238 lush grdna $1,495.000 $2500. 493--0379. 1144-6636 So 01 Hwy Upstairs 2Br • LoOklng to rant an tpt.
IM 2 Br. 1 Ba, yd. gar. avail I I b a . n o o a r a o e 'It BLOCK FROM OCEAN. Sea apt'I on larva tcr9efl · I.I. Exc•aye 1600 now $600/mo. 64S-8206 Nwpt Hgll 3 b1, 2 ba, $600/mo. Agt 873-1181 Bachelor, no cooking TV, oompulettwl Nlec-
Wtnt luxury dplx-vtew. Or 673-6322, Linda $850/mo 2211 Laurel Large 1 Bdrm lge kitchen prlv. $300/rno. 54&-5e55 tlOn, aawa get l tllN
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1 CdM or Nwpt. wltl trade Clean 2 er 1 ea enclsd 111. last. sec 646-3532 lrplo, utll lnci 1575 Af1 ti . or 488-1228 835-2576
1rp1e1 completel)t remo-my Monterey CC Condol g•re/e. prvt lard. NO Large 2 story 3 BR 2ba call 760-1813 EN111de 2 Br. 1 Bl. -UlmTll IPTL
d•led w/country flair or my Nwpt Baytrntl E S . S 4 5 1 mo home. On N ewport Spectecular oc.an & dty clad garage, dellwahr Quiel epacloua near
Opn Hae 1-5 13301 Condo675--0105 548-8680 Beech canal. 2 car gar tight view from •Yaty $525/mo. No pelt. b eec h, 2 Br. 1'4 Ba.
Hampshire Cir Hazel I.I. Waat• 1625 ••ILi WfLCHE• w/tllec opnr. S1250/mo. room, ltrge 1 Br . 875-6608. Townhou ... Ht6/mo.
63 l-0680 160 Eaat Wllaon. 2 Br Agt 536-l435 1035/mo. Cell Dorothy LIXllY -880-ae&e Ta1tia IDIO lllSE W~I yerd, garage, no pet• PHI, JHllDi 714/673-7975. N•w 2 Br. 2 Ba. frplc, '·SpeQoul---dMr'l--3-Bt-. _2 _1e._
Private party 8 hOu· 1625. 960-3969 2 1-1.-.--.1~ Hid / 1 .. micro-wave. ral rlg•. gtarra gaa. a v all 4 -•. 18 for lltlle or no down __... e-away W V 8W. mO· '4 42M! • OllU9I• Income property with $950/mo. 3 Br 2 Ba with Condo 1 b4rm, 1 ba. Clern 2 Br 1 Ba. Deck. wuhef & dryer. jacUzzl &.1 __ 2 __ • ____ _ 1JM -owne<'a unit 19 , pout-pool, 2 car garage w/ I F1replaC8. Near beach. 0/W, gar1ge No pell. much more. 1nfat ntt
bllltv. 667-3939 auto opener, wuker.1 Bit-Ina, dt1hwu111r S726tyrty. 84&-1682 PEHTRIOOE COVE 1::.-.:=-..----=.-: 3 BR, larg• aotld Oak dryer hook-up. large Smotle elarm Enc gar. ,.__ •~-_24 5'1~2 1 OAANGETREE: 1 I r,
family room with 8' sofkj Wiii T • I p I ~ta .,.... .. , Oak bar, wal nscota. a t ''' •r· l1mlly rm (Elec Op•ner) w i th IWOOOSTREAM • Luxury pool, 1ennla on""-"· hardwood floors, hug• ..ats. 2094 Betmorll wuherldryer hook·up condo, 2Br + den, 2Be. lmmac. air. edurta. no
country kttellen wtth fire-3-4 bds. bth area. prt-TSL mgmt. 842· l803 Light and ••ry. No pet• ''~tfi~ bltna, 3 car gar, nr pool, P • u · I 4 9 5 · E w • •
place. hatefullv deco-vale party. Call tiler 8. Pack & mowa '496 mues L • • • e S 6 2 5 mo · w--=--=-a '750 mo. 751·1670 653-11•1 « ln.tOOS
rat•d Enormoua lot. 714-846-1430 It yours family 3 bdrm• 873-.5006 I APU'911l1 IStwlous 2Br. 2Be. bltna, l.lpaa..... IHI
Quiet cul de eac. Seeult· WllTEll net 11 .. 1 539-8190 BLUFFS: 2Br/den, neut I Beautllul gard4M1 apta ewell Apr. 1 S576 mo. - ---
fully landacapad with BEST Any tm fee I decor. bat grnbell toe P1lio./deck1. Spe, hut 831-3537 1 Bdrm ec>t. No. ~
fruit tree• 1215,000. +I. llOOO ;.\ft Jutt tor you 8 WhOle houM N•utral decor. Beat peld No pe«1. • Yrty IM. '460/rno. cal
Shown by appt. Call 1••ElllTIL fnod 2 Br b111nt provided I ornblt toe. $·1100/mo. I 2 Bdrm. 2 e.. l58S 1•MESA VERDE 2 Br. 1 -· 497.QU v 15i· 1501 kids ok 1450 at 538-8190 760-8384, 67&-6930 3 Bdm't 2 ea. 1665 Ba. loww, newty decor. ....... .... lfll
Cotta Mesa Retell 1118 "EST IN 2 BR den 2 ,~ b• for
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398 W. Wllllon 631-5583 1526. Chllcl ok. no ,.ea. ':S~u~.~·s'::!:' woot be baatl S300 hm teeM 11100 mo oi wm Flreplace, pool, dlahwuh-833-89H. ~=-~-~
...... _ .. Pro..-... er~ !nod lor child & _.gar-... opt. 831·56&• er. pllt ptllO, xtra lrg UY YD 11-• • • •• 0 I 'm .,... .. , __ ......,. ~ ,...., garden 2 Br. 1575. Y• ... 311rQ9 bdrm 0 ·
k a r 1 o e Co age appl• crpt• too f'lal bergaln 2 Br 2 Ba 557-284l 71of/~ •Wit..... 1110 7141752-8011 8311-8190 BEST Riiy ,.. 1525 datux• kit eppla Y ..... frplc, patio . UITllR kl<!,.• .. "!:! w~nt IHI ph Larg• 1 ... 8,,,R 2 8Noa, 2 •,1y Y~.~~=-h!p!1.... RH
SAN CLEMENTE: Small 3 8r 3 Be 3 car ea-S3.-..1.., BE-oT Atty t.. unit. _,,., mo. pa '· 845-3311 NO Fl!ll Apt. a Cot'ldo
coech w/cabena. Belch, ... U tar N H t all •11 "B Nr OCC. C... 640-11158, rentelt. VIia ~ pool, tenant owned adutt l I condo. Absolutely Im-Pl 911. av ·"' ·"' r, •ek for Otve. Larry or Eutalde 1 Bt. 1 ea. Wiik ....... 11 -. -mao. Call for eppt. ct.n, lrg family rm. 2 Ba. p ..,"61 • ....,. ••---pt rll. 49&-6472 Intel fuats•• '9110/mo. Agt, Ha rry 11000/mo. 6'6--0664 am In ClloMt. -mo. _,.,,i--..... --.-. .... .-...---
9 = N:' .!.~~·~:· ............. ~ 1111 631-1"8 Wetartront townhouH. ..~ •• •::a-2 ~~n,., ::; .!!11,:;=tr.'r.::Ot 3 & 4 •· 0-. to..,, • .. -• · ~ -Meee Verde pool MUn• newt)' ctacoraled 2 8t 2Y. ...,._...... ........ l20 Oen twn &. un"'rn, ,......_ ~. _,..---LIOOISL~·3bdrm,2bt, dan,4bdrm,2bia s 11oci a a, trpt, new gourma1 6574200.tAIF 2:i~et.M&tr1g.t! •bit. all amenltlH . .._.. ....-flll'trm. 11700 mo. Biii ptt tnoftth. 640-473'.t kltdl., 3 patloe, 2 oar ger S.Vlun 10.S PM 14901 4141 431a 8foMr t?Mltl.
Bteutlful 24X90 2 BA, 2 Gnlnd)t, Altr. 87M101 f~ LC: -•.a wlopaner, M C. getH . STUNNINO lerQe 2 Br. 2L!pett.!!!:~~~mo~. ~~!'!1~;;~7:::::;:;.::".":~
b• home. Corner 101 . IOll -~ Y!!!!! --boat lflp may be avell. aa. Glfdan Apt. Poot. 1 M utll pd, PIO. lndry LIDO OE\.WCI! ... M*MJI
llland tcltdtal\. '"" rm, Compl turn •P•" ,.,. Oarct.11 atYle a Br. r1Yd • I 25 0 t m o . W k d y • I $496. 110 w. 11th. St. taoM, oar90tt, no pet•. 2 •• 9.!.1._0et117, fl1llc. bt PlilO. light Interior, encloMd • · •· gourfMt klteh mulU a. 4315~0282, ewat/wknd.t 313 W. lay, &414611 • .ou. &4alt
pcwctl, air ooncs. Young br, petlO, prkg, utlta pd, "4'5 worth mor ... Call 973-0473 Going 8 •n•n•• lootclng _.., 2 • 1 ... ..._No..-.
adulla waloome. 134, avafl. Mer~2ll/mo, MM180 8E8T Alty I• fOt fM\11)' IMno • t at Mo. Sm, .2 bd, 1 N. ebt LOO...cl ...,_.Ha. Gell llOO MO-M37 agt No pata. 2 hs Cl!ee!t Dfl rwnt mcwta you In N O 0 O '• • 4 9 S · Cour-. UI .... . • . OCEANFRONT 2 B I........ ... • .... 4 ... t..... W• h•v• 2 Br .. 1 I•. U2·1U • Y•td a nd •
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pure luxury. Oarag... Newpon apt, N 8 1360 ARE FREE pontlble, 11lnl ofllc• flU. 'nm PAT Appro11. 20 lltt Pt Wll. •P•• In every home • 7~1"46..,.. 1klll1. Front office ap· PAl1·Tm WMI Atternoona & 10tM -
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Juel ... , of Newport Plaza. 841-36M evea. c at Blk /wht & b1lg1 Mtld rffUme to PO 8o11 Trelntno I• provided. Po-Oreg Hyde, clrculallon ~. I '° of Sen Diego & ....... .. 11 t a •• -h tentlal 10 earn 1300 + _84_2_ ... _3_2 _1 -----Frwt. l'rotn 1 1000/mo. beM leQI. dMP blue """'· nUn "O on ..-.. 13l~t. 2473 ~.......,. ..... 1. Waa•J .,.... ey98. 761-7041 12t4f Plf week. '°' l/'I Inter-AHi Eatate broker hH -....... WM ._ !!!! iM 11111••••• 11 I • w , C • I I 100 many leada, need• A..-e.. eo.te MIM. Reap. bualne11man, 93. Foun,d •el 01 k•Y• at .,.., -11900·262·914 I E11t •••oclate In N. 9 E.lt-4111Utf. apec 1 bet. pool. w/well-behaved dog, Bob• 819 Boy In H B. Oppoflunlty '°'high type 1204 851-7720 plMMnt .,..., no pelt. aaak• 1.2 br. 1.2 bl Owner Identity. 846-3910 peraon for exolu1lve --------'611/mo t44-47t 1 2 fenced comptu. Mull h1111 IDD&L tnlOI REAL ESTATE houM. Cit oar. -·· pm plHHnl peraonallly, Expeflenoa helptul Good Stleaman Need 1 axpe-1 yard CM I NB a1ea CALL ·""'""'lo "'"'I~__.. rlenoed ..a.90n In com-&46-4488 _,, ,.... -· typing tblllty, ptOllelenl ....... ..... £..! nit Pet F1ndert 136-8183 wllh people' le QI with llgur ... 10 key by m«elal & lndualtlal IMI
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14 1 3 1 W 1 9 t h S 1 Found: amell Tenter mix Coale M-. Ca. 92827 Ull mlJST AMI &tall Salee Call 548-4000 Lovino l'lome needed tor 2 Sola Leal Or~ cruahed !mt ltll 973-7787 ~c~i.::'•& ':C,,C:,~: ASSISTANT MOR., 0r... i~,~~n1t S~~::: 1~~1~:~ Real E1tate/P1oper1y between 9AM-3PM female cal• Indoor/ vel~at 9• Od Cond
•u ... -CM, tingle nt 17th St. $50. H.B. Cell Shop, NB Ledy. CIO· 176-1296 man~t openlno for 642·5678, ext. 312 ouldOO•. mo11tng EHi. 1200 4°94-i&n
----·-cer or atoraoe. EZ ac-942-4100 ~1221 th 1 n g exp r . n e c up Income prop1r1y between 5:30PM-SPM pleue help. 840·8352 ...._-·--..,,.---,--,~ Wl(ty r1ttt• now avail. CIU. 343 C abrlllo 544-2470 HouMkeeper/ Chlld<:are, HIH ap1cl1llat. well ft:.:I SSltJBdrm Mt. 5-pc, all llOlld 110) I up. Color TV. 641-9618 Newport BHch Perl/ known apt HIH mgml ~ wood. heuy 1626
PllOMI In room. 2274 Found old black dog AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR time Call for Into co AepHt comm on "T HE POSITIVE ANSWER" AKC DOBERMAN 948-2498
Newport Blvd. C M. 'A elngle garage, l/f/#Y M-M>IM gray on W 11th. SHOP. General ahop la-780-9058 mgmt account• 85116 GOOd 1empermen1 Pro-
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IUI. 973-4381 F--.... Litt ... blk w/~ 831•7270 MJUUPll &42-1518 ObO 649-3869 645-9122 d / "'!!!.IUll. Offla lata1a 1914 ;;;,;; poodle mix. T';;i; 1&1111 Malu•e pereon to carel-A-e_c_e_p_ll_o_nl_•_l _·_l•_g_u_n_a 18 mo '"GOiden .Re1ne-··I ~=r~n W:thb'en:,,
Wk' -·t-I• I"• p 1817 WMtctllf, N.B. 278 '1".J." ... 1.:.... 551-8 t22. Hall Styllat. ExPlf"d only. t~ Infant In ~f "°":"'d· B• •ch. An 1wer I no Da1·1y p·11a1A male, AKC, • 100 To bookc:.ae. cabinet. '300. Y ren • ... u · to 3e00 aq. ft. 2,435 aq. --~ Newporter Inn Hair De-P•• •ccom. re• req · phonea typing cletlcal. gOOd home 647-4781 9e2-4848 Caah O/l'fty. ~ot!.. ~1:11°!!!"10' ft ...... t_ .. ,_ 1~ --''-·' ~ F-·-.. ·. Om Pat·~-. ""'n•, 544-2680. non imkr or drinker. Bef ShOfl~ not . required. 3 b d ·-_, -... _,...,,. -.,._._ ~ """" --· -• IOAM & et1 5PM Old Ennllah Sheepd""•· pea corner • room, ......... a.-'l .... ,_ ...... 2 ........ !;:~!, .. · ·--Call Manha. Nolan Real • -· hi I I lbl v ooean. ~· .,_, ..._ • .,.... .,,.._ • ..., ~ -•• lll-1111 &Ille. 497•5454 ,111 Ml mlllll Ch Sire/Dam, Pet & w orm ca •· ry
M6 N. CoeM Ml" -Pr1-rne--Foun--tal-n_v_.atey __ of....,; ---------Accei>llng appllcetlona liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij·_;_a.~~PiiHiiinr S h o "' 0 F A Good con d S 1 5 o t.aouna IMctl. 4 294 flee. au 1q tt. 10529 L<*: Old E.nolWI snaep. Newport Archea Marina mlUlll IEOEPT /lll'Y ... llWIWH • DTU IHllH 7 t4t844-7907 EYle. _ee_2-_31_se ____ _
_. ll'fl SI• I • 1 . ( O 1 c II ) dog. M. lrg wht & drk ory Call l0t appl. 3-5, Mon-NHt, front otllce •P· 11111111 • llPflml'T WI Standard Poodle Puppiee.[ King 1lze mat/boa Incl
S ......... room,~... 714/981-1134. 3/f1. Vic S.hr/Babb. Fri 842-484'4 Experienced comm«clal peerance ,..,,..d lot Ihle llAIAll•llT • PAIT TIMI blaek, AKC . 1250 & up.I frame, QOOd cond. 170. "-.... -"""iiiiiiiiMii"iiitiinl Naecta mecllcatlon AE-1---------1 c a1u111y underwriter 11 1 -.,1 d •• 1 ... 7• 54a-.aeo on b1ecb, kit • e ll. RltlT tllTll WARD. 540• ,979. c_.blnet Maker/ wood needed lot Orano-Co PIH g oua Y locate ~ • ..., "· ------.,----
Merdl 1aft8, 876-4231 Ful Ser.la Sult• ~1 WOt11er, 10 YMt• ••perl-Agency Otllca t1cll11 r• firm. Muat hive OOod OI· The Dally Piiot has two openings --------1Cuatom deelgnad mH-
••---- -anee. Ml time, beoaflta. quited Contact Kay llceo.Plflencl& bel/f/#Y f Ro t ~· a 1 N w t M L ..a: uge table Wiii tlll -·---• -•• -Found: Temer mh1. rutty dtaplay manufacturer. 778-1400 ve1Htlle & accurate In o r U e nnan gers n e por _1_1_c_,a_l_D_.u __ 11 ___ . $270/0BO 942-9732. very prfvele rm & ba. 1675. Fum/untum golden brn s1111er 1ype c 0 11 • M • • • •, e •. detalttypa wortl. Wiii be Beach area to supervise a llmlted l IOtt• Carol refrlf,•· Pref female. All YOU need lor one __..._,_ •u2..,,1 '""'1.....,.. worfllnn w/109 level ex· f I ~• d h Aat PH ---------:-..,_ .. ......-"" ..., """"" 1 1 ·~ •• ...._._ ,_ .. _, ... number o c a rr era nnon ay t ru -I "-'Id tt din .... • •.. 1326 mo. t"TS-7~ Montl\IY ~I n er .... -----...,,.,... ecull11H 101 th• world Antique occulonal d\elr. ""' ra an -·· -.o 840-$4,v Childeet9 Center Director clan,..,,.,., PIT°' 1u11 heedqueneraot 1hl11Yet Friday, afternoons and early dining table wl• cf\alra:i rnd Inlaid tab6e, 4 IWlvel 4 •. F.V. ,.., 40! twy 1 15e0 ..___ Bfvd. CM. Ptneaal1 HU · Th• F alrvtew em-time. Hrtv weoe & 20& pr expanding 0tganlut1on evenlnss. Appllcant1 must have am111 bookcaae. Aiao• chair• wi ped•. S50o •hopping. Kit prlv. ._........., ployee't Chlldcar• canter ml. 851-&oeo Plenty of growth oe>f>l"Y d bl I d elec. atOYe. 545-3909. j United tloalltlon king '240/mo. te4 3644 400 eq.ft. l300 Pit mo. COEDS-would love lo or Fairview Stal• Hoapt-INT EA Io R o Es Io N tor light peraon. Medi epen a e tranaportat on an . man. w/llner, cowr. no
CM Room 1n 1er-ge houal. Agent Ml-5032 petty wf)'OU Call Sue or ta1 te accepting ai>Ollea-SALES Den bene1111. Contact current Insurance. Salary, mlleage At1liaaeea 1111 '-'.,nee 556-2943
khd\ ~ _.,_, *llLID lffllll* Kathy en~llme (2131 11oroa '°' dlrec:t0t ollhe e.am s100-seootmo PT. Ju 11 e a 11 8 3 o AM and commission opportu nlty. HARBOR AREA I &w <Ailing Fan wtTu11p
dryer. 122& pl111 ulll. , MO FREE RENT 8 3 4 • 4 5 1 . ( 7 1 4 ) canter. Candid••• muat Mull .,. CIHllve, well 7141752-eoc>3 EOE/M/F Excellent position for college APPLIANCE SERVICE I L~hU I new) • 100 887~165 1 ·~to 7 rooma. Adj. 527•7l8e ~ B.S. In c1'lld ~ jroomed. ambltloua. ACOUIS CORPORA· We • .-.. r-d ·~ 7 ·-" velopmenl or t "I or TION students, housewives or retirees. -· ~· Airport• Inn & Frwya. No For Udea only. W9ll built ' K-1'4e1 app11 54 )077 --------1275 I 175 dei>. Room ..... ~ed. W/M •acona avallabl•. teaching In a childcare 19952 MecArthur Bl. Please call 548-4000, Mr. W llllama ancea. 2 Aolllno love Chalfs =~ Npt ! Cell AM 933-3223 5PM-1AM Call Robe11 ~ ~~ Ul&L llOIOllT St• 100. Irv, 12115 for lmm,dlat e appointment. I HY &PPU&IOll !!°s.~
-=::.::..:.:.::...==:.._---1·.-:--::c:-:d:-:-M::-:E:-x-ac:-u-:-tl:-v-.-::S;:--u-:-ll:-e-1 975-l4eJ development ' ldmlnl-Newport Canter AHi Refined lady 10 ..... In .. Positions available now. Herb 957·8133
Bdrm w/how .. prlv, nr l!leganl decor. furn/ SPIRITUAL READINGS atrallon, Salary S 1200 Eat ale Lltlgatlo~ Firm companion lo elderly Rel 1getat0t 1200 Uh GOl'geous antique Ouncen
bualllll 1 ~tr. unlurn. Elevator & un-Advice In all manera mo. Appllca11one ahould ~· aharp, exp d legal lady. Light houHkHP· OWIE OOllT lllLY PILOT ., ', dr;er.' S 135 'ea~ dis: Ptlyfe IOlld metloQ dining ,..... odt--7 d • r or n d pr II n g . love, marriage & bu•I· be aubmltted by Mar 31, Sec Y Xlnt typing, dicta-lno. room, board & II· hwaatlef, s100 648-5848" 1m llble. SllOO, 548-8441 ....... ...... l!!f 876-41610. 4~722 n .... Alao counMllng 118~ lo Judith JonH. ~'. '5:1~~n8 1_1"Y __ 844-__ 88_19 ____ 1 ~~ :a~r ~ipg<:J~~EJ:L.6~~ Sanyo aeem retrlg 11 cu Oiled Oail dlnklg t&t*I w/
Pine Knot Mot9I on c-t N.B. 800 9Q ft ol'llce. 811811 1915 So. El Cemlno Real, Box 10. Falrvl-Stale ~ llDT&llllT • It. hll• ,_ oorwJ° S250:
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Hwy, NB. etape tooceen. M.,. 1 , 1 500 mo· Sen C1am 492•72" ~e~:~ Hart>or Blvd. Maintenance peraon otlli&/DTml 631·8043 . matching end teblH ~ ,...._ 8454440 848-M02, 973-6500 lllllTIL IPA · · . · wanted, FIT In HB, 11"'1 Mature. Thura-Mon. 10 Secre11ry/R1ceptlonlat TlUPllll HOT POINT Retrlga1ato1. S85ea 851-1483
........ _.. _TW_O_S_U_P_E_A_w_a_1_ertr_on-1t •lan••u ~ Pllnllll S4 50/hr. Call J C . AM · 3 PM 14/hr l a-Good typing akllla and Bronu color s100. 2 ,,_llal. --•'--•
..,.. ~ ~ 1375 Md'I Me-• -OMnlno tea-'°"8 aft 5 QUMI Niguel 496-5787, telephone i>e<aonallly 1 llLIOITlll 687 3939 ..,... -·....-....--Reuonet>M 1'91... 1<11-m.ra Miii H8 "*°5051 2022 Quell St. Soutll Cout Repertory pm e111 40. bet--. 2 • 8 PM must. Xlnt working con-. hand C8nlld. with Opell
dlelNC ... phonea. meld 1-liiiriiiiiiii,rilm-~I NEWf>OffT BEACH hH 3 temporary poaf· few lntervtllw dltlOna. Good pay a be-We need good paoc>ta to RetrlQ, clean. l1oa1 free, wire doorl, ~ flnlah.
MfVloe, Z cMnnel mo-I •WPllT ... llJ-llll Ilona open In &.tbac:r1p. IAllml 111111 nellts. Aoeelle HI up appolnlmenla S 15S 993-9080 from le50 Bdrm war-"*· SANDPIPER MO-OFFICE SUITE Over· lion Dept. One Job la Earn $450 to 1800 pet SALES/INT DESIGN STEWART TITLE from our Costa Meu of-droba cupbrd, pecan TB.. 1917 N9wpor1 81¥d. ............, the harbOf Ai>-OPEN 10AM·12AM d•I• entry at • Xero• week If you haYI • at•. Flalr tor decorating. GUARANTY lice In lhe evenln" tor Aefrlgereto1· 4 yr old llnlah $300 4 potter ,.. ........... 137 ~.. 7 11-I lll'l!tnr MlrTIWlal & ~ with ove-W'"""" °' 11911 ._ .. eni-. Flexlbtl hOufs Wiii train • Otbaon, 17 ell, xlnl cond. q-bed w/wood ce-.__ _ proa. 1000 aq ft •• W55A ·~ ,.. ,..,...... .,..., rv7 77~5447bef 11am.8ft 18552MacAIUlur Hollday Inn s new travel $250. Karla wkdy1 -.. ...... • ... 714/845-7100 CUTE GIRLS pettno mllllnga. PfofC>Oal-working with l~agent. 4 """-&.!lie 200 club Salary + \;Ofl"lmtS-851~1 nopy lop. pecan fin '350.
--_, TO SERVE YOU alng I llllng. O.tee IOb Call Mr. Rountree at ...,....._ .. _. -----lrvtne EOE st on + bonus Call ---------. 100 yrda antron med. Oceen view, color Iv. Alfl>0'1.,_Exec. gueranteed to be Marc:h 543-7058 b!Wfl HAM & 11111 Plllll 751_,.222 atter 1 PM 111 cu 11 Admlrat ralrlg/ plla uMd (buyer to re-
1oom.phonee, ale. lrM Su1te1 lfom 225-450 If Atlrec. man, aome ~•. 21 lo June 24 & pey la 3PM ,,,.-days. Satl-moltvated, wtltlng to llOIPUT l1euer w lcemaker. move) carpet wiped.
colfM. Stepa to l>Mch. S1 per 9Q ft/Many xtr• .W-to,_ from l*'Y '4.50/houi. ouatanteed -1., -· wor1' Eap"d Own tran• Newport 8Nc:tl ._ firm Telt,..... Wert avocado, good cond light bnWI ginger colot, Htd pool. 642-8262 Celll 567·7010 w/IMll 84&-0721 8 hOuta/day. Ot._ two _.. ,..,. .,.7• 1 ~· ,__11 busl-1 We __ .... 1250/obo 54~3ase excel cond S250. 1---------t---------1 jot>I-r--...... & PfO-tor Hallmark Cardi, ...... 1. "I.Joe ,.......~ --840-83e1 , ......... tab 2M'I lest .. lelt LM PtrMUI -'".. 0 d C corporate eec:retwy with 20 AllllltlMs Kenmore wunar and gu --------Oftloe 900 11 a--1w ••t • ceHlng mall & phone llla. an 01ma1tca. SALES poaltlon open w/ minimum 3 .,...,.. ex.perl---'• d 1 y • r . 9 Y • 111 01 d White Floral Sofa, 2 Wln9-
Bla..., CebWI lor r.,,L 5 apt for At~Ac':{~ _.... -.. orOclr"t. April '4 to either I ExPlf pref. 840-7373 guaranteed aelary or ence. Mua1 ha11e ex~I· ,...._.... $125.00 each. lle3-2187 ad chal11 wlolloman.
MllM lfom Snow 8iHn-Prof w/rah PO 9 011 •ANGEU SPIRITUAL June 17 Of 24 Both pay NHd 100 overweight oomm. Earn I.IP to 11000 lent typing & word pro-fM ..... ooftee table. a._, Anne mtt.. 1 Bf I Iott. IW'pl, TV, 1179 Newport 6-ctl CA Conlultant-ell mattf/lfl S4 50/hour. up to 8 people 10 try our new wk & more Call Dick ceaalng tkllla Shor1hand l..._e...a.1-..... Ledy Kenmore toueh con-lt)'ie $1200 164-4328 nr tor.al. kom S19 per 92M3 81S.2495 673-97&4 houra delly, 40 hour herbal program to loM Hardy 531-.1000 halplvl Benafll1 & aalery •• .,._... n trol wuttw/dryfl( NI, al-• ·
day. IWMM117 week• not guaranlaect. 10-29 Iba mo & poealbty S8* led. Plf1 commenaura1e wtth ex-14-110 ,... Mv mond $225 .. Frigidaire
, ""E .................... D mtn Oetll apeca tor rent, Yf1fY I . I All 3 loOI reqUW. eccu-llhare In co pronta. 100% peraon wan pe<lence Non-amoker Fiii ., Part tt.. refrlg. 12 c.I., Yf1fY dMrl ---------~-"'"t .~~~ 3 ,._ raaaonable. HB area. aa••eu racy & nealneH. Call . llme In ll\llne retail atore. Mual have lronl office $29&. Everything Ilka "11111 •·Jn ,.,,_ ..,. .._,_ ,.. aa 957 2eo2 ext 42 Steve II 11 a r . M 8 x Tu' n er 157-88-40 lfl 81M ...... e new cond 848-2498 • --
127!/Wll. 497-2057, d'J9 714/53e-1414 Fiaaaclal . . . '4M-3818 aft tPM --------~.e!:...!'!:e •5N1~..!~!n-Fer a.--.. •• ••rl I .. ·--1.1. ••1• a--·-L.u ~. 1211
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,.,._ -w 100...,. -.. --........ i: •• 5•-...,. ..-' "' .. ~· -· Siik ~. exper Ap. Call 141-0lll I 1' EIM"lk• CerWller Vecuum Large Big Bear Cabin. ~.Jl!ll~!!:!Jlt!la!!.jflf!!l:!f CONSTRUCTION Wanted adult• over 22 K.auhl 831-349'4 ~In per-eon 81 1020 w P•YM oantrlll fOfoed air with po.-ba9tf/lf hMCI Pool table, co6or TV. 2 WORKERS who enJoy wonclng with ---UJ/..... th SI C •• · Telephone Salee I u 1 n ace , mode 11 135 White Student dMik
lrpl't . Sleep• u . Ex<*. C!Mnlng & Malnl· •PWI..... youth Mual bl well --• ' ..... Evening Phone Sollcl-, 125U111A. 100,000 BTU & Chair 135 552-0105
714J&4&.4118 ananca Company lor NO EXPERIENCE 9foomed, per90nable, • lor Npt e .. ch lnvHI-llll&L Wilm tors Work Mon· Thurs. $150: Culligan Marti 50 ---------
Plllm OeMr1. 28r oondo. II Hie. 150,000 lerma NECESSARY poaltlva mollvSlo.. Start ment co Oen'I office LSW for Chrl1tlen group 5 30 pm -9:30 pm, Ml-automatic water aotlen-J ... l!J 12141
aveiabll Aaoetvebtel of M....., _,.Iona avellebja. at 175 per wffk Call P iiia Incl. good typing hc>IM. w/dlubled ctllldr· llng adverlltlng tor a er seoe> 536-4782 S S ...._._ Qoee to t.wy. Poot. Yllw. __ ....... I 000 7• "'"""" _., ...,.., 2 a-646-7021 (Mil l0t and 10 key req. Math PIT .,..7.,.190 group ol lac.I ..-pap-· 8MutJfUI latua ym...-Avall. Aptft. 1250/wk , 10• Imo. "1......,4'9 For lnlo, 312/888-4347 • ....,. .. , ability lor light book· en. ·.., "" era. Hourty guarani• + 1
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teaotmo. 71"/8n.ee21 El•I _,.. Exl E-91 Fee I« Dlrec-,~S-=harr~on~l·..,..,,...----1 keeping. E1tpe1'd and Taoo 8411 la lootllng '°'lull commlaelona. Light IYP-ltUJ!atat Mii Preeldant, Pleci-t Polo & !;:::i:il!l!~i-i-~a-1~~~~~~~~;~ 1 1500 to own tme11 rou-•ory PAAT·TIME telephone non·1mllr Call Va.lerle & PIT help Dey & nit• 1ng needed. _ o ther lamo111 a11tu1 ...... l!'f!..,. 11. Expa.nalon po91blll· .st'lllTlll advice , mature reap 944-0241 ahlft• avallat>ie 0ppor. THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Cannon camera 35MM watch .. In 11K a 14K
.... ,_...., •7 .. 17"" people. ret"9d welcome ---------1 ,,......, l0t ldvanoament COSTA MESA NEWS SLR. bel ahape W/ GP Only 1315 & '495 Ill 'Tl I009Qft Decore1ed vi.wt .......... .,,,.. "" Expei or tralnH• can M•IH encour•o•d to lllUTllY/119!, Ap·p~y 2 ·5 al 899 s 1RVINETOOAY accu $200 000. Cuh.Marc97s-3011aft
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Meu MOl:lle Power WMhlng mek• 17-$20/hr a1artlng epply. Poalllon 11 not '°' t>uay chlroprtlCltlc ol-coul Hwy. Laguna Call Steve 832-730e 4PM. " .. Verda prHllga bank v.,, & Equip, !Nik• pay. All t1edee av.llable Mlea ortanted. Flelt fire. l'lce Muat tie anerp, well 8Mdl 83 -8'20 d --------
Oldeat a WOMC eoenay. ~ ~9290 '50/hour 1 533-4242 In ovr tl:lllC:atlona Cal Mon-Fri. For tvrttier Into Otgan.lzed end depend-I ' , aye CeaJ!ttft Hllj' Cock tall Ring. 9 Dia-
Al clerU .,,_,.,..vi latala ltll ... ;. 537-28 , Ext 3 KING contact Mr. Jenee I.ft 3 e bl1, w/good phone .,.. I -Telephone ..... _ I•-APPLE II COMPUTER ;=~· ~~~
pMloe I , ..... ICel. * ,_ PM. 963-9247 E.O.E manner. «I wpm, 10 k-V. ,_ • • llAl. fM -...... 48K-19 Sector DOS • 11000. "2-4274
Otedlte: Coarnopoltt.n Yechl Sain Office for Elegant~ fuhlon OllPllUI 11111 ---------1 good figure 1ptllude, lrnmedtat• 09«1lftOI In Full or part-time . Pu· Centronlx p i Inger • ,,---------
Ciood MomlnO Amlr1Ca u.... c.11 beCween M allop. Prim• Newport • PAIT Tm exp., non-amkr pral lalaOl'lone Mils. Mlllng bllwhlng company hU 5 monlor • micro moden Complete J1welry mlg 1'w Tomorrow Sl10W PM. ~ 642-4&14 8 each Ar• 1 . D •ya Tllf IYll/WHCIW 83 t-5e90 aul>aCt1ptlonl to the Delly ,_ opentnoa tor aome 11Uto atar AOM + v1a1cek: contentl I« Ule. Alie> 4
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Ned• pl9cll. Ea~ luxury rnedlcatl . =1 oo. In Sain Juan youth cerrleft promote SECRETARY S a tu1d ay morning• alon °' Mllcwy, wNc:hellW e.50-20l4. tit-down jewelry ahow· llllfld M1· 1• prof. bldg. Adi. to LMlln .. ,. .... , • YB exper, Gregg their own Htebll•l'l•d '°' pvt 1,,_1°'· tittpng, Com minion with gua-11 g1Hter. CHll bo-ca u a . 9 7 4 . u 2 1 . Wor1d, Lao Hiiia. S1Ab19t --.._a.a-••11 too+ type & word pro-•114> & grammatical Miiiie ranlH and bonuaea nu-. H.B. *IBM-PC 84K, 2 drlvea, 850-3111 81\ate Exec home wltll 2000 alt. NEW IMPAOV-,,,,..,... .... -ce11·70+ REQUIRED routH. Ma1ure, outgo-r1q. Non amkr. Hl81y Contec:I 548-4000 l>el· ••• 1 ·--12" monitor. complell ,,. __ .. ~.~.:: .'1'41'f: ~1~n~ p Ace ,~~,:om::,~ ~· ~~ ~ ::='.iifl"~ :S: ~~.:oH~. ~5:~~ ~ :~~p: IM.'HM sye1ern. 12450 553--0429 "'n!':.~~;;,r·i= ~ c...i. ._ .... 1911 1n¥eatora10wner ITo'oo tJw. (1141 240-1195 Mr. i2ii-UMiii~M-F~·~!i102iii1ii. ~..:CdiiM~9262~5~~m;;;-l~:er~~~~~~~~ITOP 1 • 1 F«ne1e1 Pr• hnltut MU s.11. S450. IM2-M32 ~•1 1 Sn '0" welcome. 1 ooo Re,gatl IECEETARY/Full Time ta ad Model• & I llY '1llf11ll •HL&--1111 -,._____..,. C-1 W 1-groaa net 1 2500 p•--TELEM "'AKETINO rr -• I 0 lz• .......... ,_,_ · ' ._,. ? ' . EJIP9r Counter Per90n lor _, ,_ Mino!" IClry lkltll req. " Eacor1a (213) 9ee-1984 Hwb 957-8133 Ill - - -.,._ It. C M. Prtme loeltion., 5t.ao29 ~car 00 Celf l.aM'I. OFC SUPERVISOR AMI for Deen~ Mu. comm AdWirtlllng •--•n1 -!1.t.~I' ~. ~~2 ~ 1...!!.; M:::: .. a.... 4IM 646-SHS · very bu1y Clrculatlon ---------1 ICM pm 547-0585 TYPESETTING. -getlc * *' BtJY* * ·Jeweler'• torch body, w/ --...--.,.. ....... ,,._...., -.... !!!!!!. omo. ~· • rell•bte. Cildllleca 10 Oo-<:erta :---------1 appllcanta '°' lull time Victor dual atag1 g11-~ T._. ......., U.. • °"'°9 cir-. 11.4-1~ tti-3nl TO'• Ill 1u 111..P mature Ind _ ... .,.. WMWver the Fed The tut .. t d1aw lfl the wor1c al t>uey Coal• Mela ••••• _ an'9I ........... -.-,!..~~-~2 ... 1,.,. ~.---...C.Sl#I No prep11Y1nem penelty. P/llrne-Mon ttlru Fri. peraonlor1~eu. Aoll 'emoffltlenwtlet Watt ... • Delly Piiot print etioc> Typing, pa-~No outt;;.; .tt'ad:
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Aooflng.Wettlfproollng & REPAIRS 30 yrs exp RESIOICOMM LllND Cteen-upa, tree lrtm & Very thorough-Gd rela WORK! 30 yra e•p, lnll Pool he11er1•Furn-• &40-l06l
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Coete Men . 642-8482 Wella-Cusl work uc ftact'at I< 0 •• l>estl 5.C2·5156 you buyl Lie 204516 25 yrs Lie <403941 Ins. Free ell. reason1bte menl (In your home) at 1 I d ,...., ...... .-.. _______ & Landscllpe ... atnl CALL6•610t3 bonded "et• Color Ew. Ltc'd John631·1161 ncludlng lebor In #361057 Rob 5"7-2683 'f: ence Repairs wood Compt 011denlng Serv Expert1M1 Hou111keep1ng• .. • " • ~ decent price? Call Mr meterlata.muel be 11-!lall:!J~lt:!,!D!,l ______ l;:c=:u:;r;b~&l':g-::u;;;t ter tounda· block. slone bnck Con Free n1 548 2.C89 Vac & suppttes included' LltJlll'a lar4H Ille, pert 983-09 t 1 Richard ATLAS PLUMBING & Hannah 546-8088 btwn cenMd. Unllceneed con-
Ballooo Promotion• Unll-!Ions patios walks I crete Conll 5"8·5054 P1otes11onal Gardening & Kiity S<4t·41170 -Eaper 111ndsce1>41 & clean PAl•T YOIR casnt Heating soecl•llzlng In lPM-9PM trtM:tCN'I ahould 80 • ...,. mtted. bright bouquets! bl k '4 b I • 675 •521 Cl F E u t I I F FREE EST INTl"'"l r&Qatrs 646-1688 1----------t In their adY«tlaing Con-s •-de" •9•.75«n oc re .. _ -·~--1•ICl•ILOOl•WOOD ean Ups ree Sii DIAll'S CLUllll ps, ree rmm•no roe ~ -s'-li __ .. -.. ~ ' .. .. ~ " males Full Service est Tony 646 7556 REFS LIC 320681 LOW COST!! 24 HRS llT ltl trect0te .,.., consumert,
Cui .aki Rod's concre1e & mason-Fe~es ••aaonn. 15 yra Thorough & Dependable _ • _ -cont.,.. .. ary Oru ...... 11 t "~ "" ., 646-8544 TEO 71.C/871-9047 Repalr·A.....,1..,..Remodat Don't ••ove -Improve! ..,, '"' .,..,.... at •I I ry, 9 years same toe Lie bonded 549-t978 96.c 9766 (Ive mesaagel M v.-... ~-"" (714) 558-4086 with eny
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feeing, bars, tor mice Concrete small or tge Gar111 O..r ltf!U Haa4yaai Makes 11 gleam nome. BRICKWORK Smell 101>s qu1hty w0tk et reduced r .. 1 Senice/ ltf!in Free 1191 Aeu 539·3232 Stile ~ Board. 28 countertops. 642-0881 lobs. Remove old, re· ALL MAKES sprtnga, , .... ......, ... _.._ _______ apt otc Reis 646 2240 N-porl, Centi Mesa, winter ra1ea Free est. I Ctvtc C enter Plaza, **•HOME REPAIR __ ._ ___ _ lrvlne Rell 675·3175 Dave 673-2031 20 yrs .. P POOl ser11, re-Tilt Room 690, Santa An•.
C1blnet1 & Car!*'t'Y place wlnttW 645·65 !2 I nLinoes1 · ne~ ope5n5e;'4480 Etec-Ptumb-Carpentry Housacte1n1ng Rettden· 11o1a••llY I ITIOCO P --P ... molding Eerty comple· T E NSTALLEO CA 92701. Smell jOba & repel,. ---0 ra 111 om • Sm11t 1obs OK F11t 11111 & vacanci.11 Della --alnllng/ aper nanging lion, me1n1 & repa11 IL I I::========
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&42·6878. 645-6169 wlo.dys 839 5035 Reu rates 641-0b63 Xlnt rel• 642·8809 paving Exp'd 893-3743 1.0-1111 Dally Piiot Ciaaallled Ad. All typea-reu. 6:11·2345 Cell 842·5e78
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s.48-0729 $1200 Plnbell maclltne 545 5408 S 6 5 0 0 AM c: • 11 Yam 80. S75. 75 Suz CLUI CARS '"' ......... ..
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tor men & women Rolex booth w/phone. $1000 Ebony 5'8 Beaul cond 2091227·2158 RT360. S275 70 Suz
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Holly crane, 5800. Liie· • k S3800 t I> • , TS90 S250 72 S z President. Piaget Polo&. stze doll sheep. $1500 ... s ing 0 0 •anat k••f· 7011, RV90, S500 5'•5.5913u other temoua 1t11u1 760·6661 --..
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Cun. Marc. 67!>-3-0t t '" ,,., pcan~:.~~99 645-7930 _ $1600/obo 6.c2-0250
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must Hit S250 Stack Alexender. bt1que, corn-s 100 $400 64t 6775 nauga tote $100 19" position elc l 1noa COMPLETE SCUBA Ftotellon lank llnlng1, • .
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USED CARS & TRUCKS
COME IN OR CALL FOR port color TV S 125 Girls 646-3333 642-6294 DIVING OUTFIT U00 lt>gls, wood Fully lie Yamaha A0350 nfJ eng &
20" Blk• $20 492·3742 963-996<4 1>411 4&6 pm Orange County Co11tng trans, .. 11 cond S665 HEE U'PIAISAL 1111 T-llr4
Inc 548-66~ 645-24"3 Of 645 8206 Alt... llaalcal TV hilt SterH6232 Fihr&lna Ster• .75 Suw.11.t 185. 1275101r
and .. 1 .. metertal at la1tra•tat1 5224 BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA lalDac• YHr leet! tmmac Ctm1tt1 moped
Cormler·Deltllo
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18211 BEACH BLVD
HUNTINGTON BEACH
1 owner, white wlth btllcil
leather Ae1tored as
needed Top condition
848-3794 1tter Mon
coat 4~167 Ott>eon Bus Gulter &/~ Color TV 2 yr wrnty Self or power C11t w I w d • n Id S 2 9 5
Acoustic Reverb AfT\P S 148 Free delivery W--'"""I p~111e Boats S46·2429 all I IAM l•l-1017 .,
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1903 OLDS REPLICA
N-5 hp Brlgge Stratton
ano. greet !Ires, needs
only clulct\ 10 run $635
640-8733
8-.rtllul 11\llng room end Open Sun ""'""" -bedroom drape1. Whlle Xlnl cond 5"8• 1274 ev, TV Jonn 5 646-1786 645-4524 '8 t Kewaaakt KZ305
on wtllte $50. 646-1<>86 Ill msg Outboerd Repairs Faat Xlnt cond, $900 or best
631-&57 Ovatton c1u11ca1 Guitar !'SATELLITE TV SYSTEMS e111c1en1 serv1ce Brtan otlet 751..,.268 Top Dolar w/herd snell case htu tnateller 19111 at c:oat Hilt Merrn•. 2430 C51 -1
Office dell< & chair, $65. t>uttt In ptck up w / 91aruno et •1750 FrM ..._., N e 642·1151 Trailtn Traffl 8024 Pai'd 3 M co PI er. S 5 0 . volume Bue & Tret>te sue survey 638-11724 .,_,
968-11853. 962-4471 contr04 'xtnl shape Best A4•1rel Oeler n Slifl I Deeb 7022 t6' Senta Fe, tell cont, For Your C•rl 90tO IV SletHt MUST SELL Sl1mese Oller Calf B onnie S ,,.2 .J979 -like new Must see1
bronze•: Andre Roth 540-47116 160 .,.. __ • _ Side T-lo 59 av11t cm. S3500torr 640 02112 JOllUI I Ill RV STORA&£
al 1 ,,__,. med 81y.,de Or S911t -----UHtl• ••r ~.:18"0l6 8• jade ....... ~•ntat Guitar• (2). acovsllc bass, Z11itll 011111• n mo 1 o mo N o 11 v • 66 Kil trelltlf 16 • c•ry I _...
.,...,.. ;58e I new Peavey wtnardcaMI, COior Price S300 8 b 0.' d' 9 5 !> • 2 .. 7 3 Sips 6, wt shower •wn 2626 Hatbor Blvd' ca ,., ••• ,.
Food dehydrator S 125. only $250 Also t used 641·8675 wkdya 'n 0 S 1 8 0 0 Io b o Cosu1 Mesa 540-5630 Wet ellps B&H h 1 1 h 1 00 535 7806 J-9022 trom $51" and up ome • • ionery • Ort neci. only 1 Uled VldeO Slot Macht'lt! Single Mrnrsier w/qu1et ---Hfl H Ull
l>llte $1.50 673-3600 720-1850 St200 hie Slyle seek• live 76 tnv1dltf 30 5th wnt
Sewing Machine. Betve----Dave 6"2-9057 •board etop tor immac AC ~Int. SC S6800 11.t'J. ,IUICtll laJ1l41 ma..1
dere Whtie, Z1o·Zao. Otflc• Ferait•rt Ir N-Pioneer 6 k 9 trt·lale c1as11c 32 sallt>oat 6'10-7072 evs 759.7933 I •••1 300 E Cout Hwy
cooeole.962-427.C ......... 6226 cerspeakers S65ob0 673 -6486 mornings Trailtrl Utilit 1026 On1mynew'82'83AMC ni-1u1 !! ~ 963 8059 12131 424·417.C attnoons J11ep or Renault (Not
John Weyne Club Mem· Desk w /2 tile drewers · ___ -------Truck bed ulll trtr $325 W&goneetl Free solt top Aat", laprtt4
berahlp S lOOO or bat Xlnt Cond Ok Wood AMIFM TUAN TABLE & Slrp lo• renl Main Bey 01 best o rte r C :111 & doors wt every Jeep I ''f •-
otter Call 646-7o79 S95 548-2237. 6.C5-835S CASS · S&O 9a32 s7 SO 11 962 t581 or 530-3259 Purchase ""a -•H
6 5 T 9 673-5340
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etching $125 535-5595 swivel Chllr. Credenza 10 40 easy eccen A11to•OhYt 10rangc .,_ S3600 642·9562
-------· ----Ilk• new cost S, 200 loAtl Wallelec 642·500' ( ' ---'2 exercycles, one hu Seer If Ice $5001080 tMPORTANT NOTICE 03\1 -76 Atta Veloee Sprint cpa
rnotor. both xtnt cond 673 .... 803 CN' 673-3313 atral 7111 Boat sl1p1 evaitat>te N--TO READERS ANO btk 1111 sound sysiem
S75 & S 110. 640-8733 X T I I S C 1 pon Beach 25'·35' AOVERltSFRS ~:1~r,'° ,,1!f'.'.'~ ~~ M!Ch Golll alloys. gor lrtl I ... , er matt block hev eng °' Cell 6<42·4644 The price ot items ad· I geous cond 645·3639
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Portebte. attaches to
bumPlf & t nk hol<I 3 ru s
bllcee. hardly ua.ed, S25
969-1221 •It 6pm
Tbl .....,, Band saw, Joint·
et, Kint cond
(71.C) 921·2083 •
Bone chine serv tor 8.
"Granade". plallnum
edge, blk/wht, w qer/
cream pllllert (1ml
pla1• mining), S95 lmt-
t1llon rock fountain w/
motor, 165 556-2943
American ~ tlclleta. USA. Cenede, Carnbeen
& Mextco 1250 .. ch
752·5798 •11 7 30
er-celling ten. 52" r•
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uMd Coat S2e0 .... f~ s 100. 562-0796
~nd trip Republic Air·
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with • Cleeelfled Ad
Cd &42-5e78
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equity on 1 'ff new tel I 673-42.C2 Balbo• Coves dock pwr ver1i~ by venicte deel· 4 ftffl DriY" 9030 ----
le P -1>oe1 to 35 S200 mo era in Ille "9tl1cte class•-Aa.a: 1107 ecop r 1yments ap KAWASAKI JET SKI Mrs Lo 650•1190 lie<! sdvel'11S1ng columns DUNE BUGGY, super 1 __ .. ______ _
--ng, _ does not include 1ny llP· 1 snarp St teget. tots of 80 Audi 5000S, .c dr ...
FREE 30 SLIP & DOCK I pllcat>le taaes llcense. 111'.lres S2700 obo den, eulo 3,000 ml I
In Newport w/prl'V owner transfer lees finance Tr•d• 363· 1358 111 6 Make offer 846-29'13
In e•cna099 •~ my hmll cll.11091 tees lor •11 p04. pm eva
ed use of 1>oe1. motor lulron control device' -----
pref Larry 67!>· t 103 o• certlllcettons or dtteler Tracks toJS &Ull FOi 'll
835-6261 lllll 2433 documantery prepare-'82 vw dle&4!1 P/U, 5K ml, 4 apd, sunrt a11 stir
50'$11p alntloc &secur· lion charges unless A tC-P /O S6700 c:11s, m1n1 t1ewteu
tty Stilt Boat preletred otherwtte spec1fl11d by 549-2096 S2550 63t 3016
873-7677 673-7873 lhe edVetl•se< -84 Ford • .., ion ptck up lllW 9112
1---------A•tt S.mct1/ ctun body no mo1or .-------------. TrHaportAtioa Part• tots S550 069-1695 ~~
1lrycle1 IOU llABZ European Heed-75 0111un, 1uto good
-light• ICM' your 380SL 0t cond wtahell S2000 sa .... Servlott-LeUmo I 3 Wnl Schw4nn. 3 9Pd w/ s E L s 3 5 0 • p •• r 645-7673 646-11526 8VI I &•IEIT basket S 150 875-5 t 15 ...,. 648-3955 '76 Ford Courier Very ~m
Hully 26 tnch gtrl1 10 '4Min't Truck tire!& cteen C1mper 1neil & lln; llJ
•Pllld blCycle $60, I ~· $400 <4 Oat 280Z meny e.tru $2250/bst 'lit ·77 3201. 1uto 1un 536-4762 wheel• & 11rn $250 660·6029 81m to• 30 root (47"UBCI ----6096 I 'lit 79 3201, 4 wd sun
I
New Sthwtnn 10 apd Musi Miii 642· 80 Oat1un K ng Ceb I (417861)
S 175, BMX Kuw1har1 --BAA FOR --Ptekup wnh dlK Interior ':° 78 320t auto 111
S250, Lg cull scooter 061 '62 Corvette and cemper lllell Asking cond. ( IOVJ l.C5)
1175 873_3600 S30 8<47-1070 14900 Oya 631-;161 '* '79 320!, 4 wd aun
-----. ----SAVE UP TO 50"•el Prof ev/wi<nds 644•790 rool (54191116)
ORGAN 11500/0f ~I new In 79, $60,000, W111ted 0111 I 26 tO·wd paint &' eulo body H B 611 "• ton Ford good 1ft 80 3201 5 apd 811
otr &42.0708 trlld4t 1 12,ooe equity'°' bike 09'11 blue Reuon· But ~2-0tOO 9691221 mech cond $950. or cond (323lHA)
1---------1 n •~er b • )' boa I •ble. 530·3&45 I lre<I• !or cer & tash '* '81 320!, 5 lc>d , sun lOWl'ey 0rG9fl' '375 ~ --VW pena-'72 Superbug 642-0872 root (tEBC299)
644-"t34 752-2584 1111 OAIRlfR M·S trn1 1u1pen 1100 • '81 5281, eulo , to•d· l---_;_ _ __; ____ l:-14;-::ft:-;:O:;:tM=~=r:--;;-fiber===oiua Porllbl•. a111cne1 to Ora $50 .. 89 Bug r .. r ·53 Chevy "· ton F B w/ edl (18WZ680)
prox S 100 monthly 3 yrs Super Slock 4.COc c. tell on tease FOf tur1ne1 Cle en s 14 00 Ph Into Call 650-1295 Ted at 760-1313 ----
: becutlve deal< credenza BOMB.ARO INFLATABLE
wlwood ff()()( lj)proa 611. mtg, Sl<>w&-Oavts Rose-bit 1n pumps s.coo wood and ateet Slit 650· 1295 LHlher chairs typewrlt· ----., $1500 Ol>O Cell tor , .... , 7012 1nro. 859-7534 Ctusrc 18 L•P•tr•k•
Hamilton dret11ng labtes Century b1y bO•t. 4 cyl.
w/Vemco dratting ma· Orey $3500 675-6161
chin.a 575-6 l IO Partnet wented 1980 '25'
Tolly. FB. loeded. rmmac
PiHH I OrtHI 5221 1 100 Dane Pl ahp Le&M l&LJW1I NII or buy I tOOO dn I 196/mo 963-0007 Spinet plus bench e. 16' 10 Mere crut-. 120 oeiient condition 11100 HP (new Items) eng, UP·
not. lull cover AM FM UITII lllTAI casa, tr1r berr1ng1. Seats
12 •t~ S•m1on11e 6. ski. ltth or cru11e caM. ' Must ••• $3950 876-1305 (Gary) 673-6067 aft 5PM
WURLITZER FUN MAKER 32 Trojan Sport111t1er 78
s s s s s s s boel and JOhnlOn 18 HP t>umpeo-& trunk, hold• 3 fendefl 84 TrantpOl'ter cmpr $450 .C58 Broad 1114171
outboard S..ta 6 1450 I blk•, hardly uMd, $25. 1ran1 axle Mt-up ICM' Bug way. r.., hOuM 206 W tit Senta An• I 673-3600 ' 969·t221 •11 6pm. $260 963-7398 '80 Toy 4WD, ate. p1, Ct0Md0Sundey
1u1ron 17', like ,_, lo C..ptl 1014 Victor Tunnel Rem w/llr toeded wton roed equip
hfa $5000/ot>o I 660 notlyt Braid«! tine. SACRIFICE $7250 LAROE SELECTION OF Mi-1174 6-46-3&42 Ceb Over Camper tor 8 Hnk~. etc SIB Chevy &42-4858 979-.8574 EW SEO B S
---· trudl bed Aetrlg. •tow, Mutt NII $325, 540-948 f I N &&U MW 1
BAYLINEA 20'. ~ood etc 3w1y119tern Nied• '72 El Cemlno Good
BINGO s s s s s s s
• HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Tuesday, March 15
ARW (March 21-ApnJ 19): Preparation pays
off -you're rewarded for past efforts, you gain
added recognition and compensation. Focus on
personality. m1tiat1ve and urning. Restrictions are
n.•moved
TA UR US (April 20-May 20): Communication
received wh1ch clears air -you &ain access to
proVileged mformation. Answers are found behind
St."enes. Get thoughts on paper, articulate ideaa.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Basic tasks are
<:ompleted, reunion with family member is a
haghllght wish is fulfilled and romance is part or
exerting scenario. Individual previously indifferent
will now be enthusiastic.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) Aspirations can be
transformed mto realistic concepts -professional
associate lends hand, helps wm allies. Some of your
fondest desires. including romantic interests, are
ready to be fuHilll'<I
LEO (July 23-Aug 22). Good lunar aspect
coincides with communication, education, travel
arrangements and contacts with individuals from
rore1gn lands. Be ready for swift changes, unusual
requests. added responsibility.
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22): Relationship takes
on new aspects, added dimensions Focus on
finances. security, sincerity of one who broke
promises in past. Important project can now be
sut~fully C'Ompleted.
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 22). Break from past
indicated you'll gam fresh out.look, you'll be free
to rmprmt your own style. Focus also on legal
Affairs. cooperative efforts, unusuaJ allianoes and
marital status.
SCORPIO (Oct. iJ-Nov 21 ): Follow through on
hunch -1rutial impressions a.re apt to be on target.
Conflict between career and family can be re901ved
Keep resolutions conrerrung d1et, nutntion. health.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21): Soa.al life
accelerates. you'll be more popular, there will be
opportunities for travel and you'll receive unusual
invitation to presugious function. You become more
aware of body image
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent on basic
issues. secunty, safety measures and progJ"am of
r etrenchment. Older family member expreues
concern about restrictions. ruJes. regulations.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): Short trip ll on
agenda. Check mail, messages, special notices. A
Sagittarian aids an closing what could be a
profitable deal. Estabhsh lines of communication.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Emphuia on
selectivity, quality products, obtaining best price for
metthandllle. You'll locate articles that had been
lost, rnitsing or stolen . What appean to be a Rtbeck
will actuall boome In favor.
Watch thl• column for places to ~i6~ ~~~01r'·· m~ °OB'gP·8~~~~3~ ::':r II~~~.~~~-!'~ ~~:tor~.~ ~~yn:,~:
play Bingo. Thia column wlll laU tilt 1-4 pm :~,8:.1;'~;0~1 1~~~n:~ ~,'~:..,~•cr 111c• ~u~~ 41-. ........
appear each Monday. To place Jleter llkn HH 11r .. c11ev t>o11 pattern. SERVICE• LEASING Dinn 11n"'9 1111
your Bingo Parlor ad call ~~L.:"' •a1 ~DPUU ~~~;~11 s365. Ph Yaaa '"' 307~0~~~a119
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hilly equl. St0,500. _ tea-&o12 ~ ~1.
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F~Peopte.
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OMMlla, 11tnt C:Olld, mutt kit Still In orig 1hlpptng ruCARVER !>•6 l!f64 evHl wknda ••1~"tolr .. 4 .o2n,, 72 Etoor•1111, out •Ir •• II I .... ·"' " .... • '<:, au tu . tu rr1 t new Iran•. 1100 71 Camaro LT. wellow. • • mo v n g e • 11 crat• I<>< vw con.-.,11on. .. , .... ""74 I SS00 /01 bll otr $3000/000 752 0196 ~ ~ $3300/uller 64!> '1000 957·11177 1>arlect thape lo m1 ..,..u..,. ~62 , •••• -.. , .·~_-1 .. 1.~ ,.,.c:,. Trlaatli 9171 lllHHGY HU .7311w I f.'ASS SUS $4000 firm 5•6 8245liii ______ _ ---------1'111380Sl, Anthracite, blk --~ --6 t Cpa OeVille. grey Pll' 1980 PINTO 2 di, 1t~k.
• '10 Accord , 6 1pd, air, lelthel, chrome wh .. ta. ,.._ • ••" " .. -'ll TR l Otlf, ltl 5 urano hlkHI Mull 1 Qwnll• °'111 '2800 dleMI, al11I cond, leathei am/Im •l«ao cHa. a/c.
crul ... am/Im 110100. 2 topa, to ml, tmmec -._" iu 29.000 ml ••1 . <:HtM1tlt1 Miii today 79 Sclroe;cu 67'"' l217 563 9633 Int hau111d mtrrora 1110 llPW WllH 20K ml. 11tnt cond
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MW tlr• 1 OWnet Mint $37,600 497.3051 3 __ '11-.R lllTlEY .. <:allent <;Ondt11on ell eatr11 per! cond 70 BUS ~Int c.und a1k1n11 $9696/0DO 499 1944 4dr equipped with roof thruoul MUii - to ap-
"4a01obo 4ff.1462 -'ll ••• ,.10.RL MG ti 49 $ t 7K ... int• l-5J3 4241 ll4t> t626. 760·8300 $ 4 5 o o L • I 1 n o w $ t900 966 26n r11ct. and 110<eo '4125 prec. $36~/obO Becky 'IO ,.. • ..,.. -,. -!>411 860\I Mly be ... n at 330 W 7 2 O 5 0 5 '.I 0 a y I """"· auto, .... c .. a XLNT MECH CONO 52 MG· TO. new lop & Int 74 TR6 super 1tratg11t 79 VW Conv lo mt •l1tt Clttntltt 9313 0ay Colla Meea Mon-536 8109 eve1 & wefl ~lrH, graa1 cond Body paln1 & Int pe<tect >.Int co no llt ortg Sa1~ 9115 tuper ctH n never hit 66 Flug iun• grt1ut took• c:und Clean & ~ll'" I' f"rt 10 5 Pm Don Wtl kllnd
llS-40t3 675_6329 cood Orlookt & drl~ Ilk• S 12.000/obo 552 J585 -7-6-11•9-G-L-E-4-d-r _P_S_t_P_B ~~~~ "'i2~~~ ~~n~.~~ ~~~•11::~·~~~'~":;~''"c:'~~ $7700/t>ett 64!> 2561 SEE US FIRST! 111 m 1 b 42 o 2 1 lllllliiilim _____ _
new lg ownOf need· 79 MGB allowroom A IC am/Im klnt tntr 970 05411 6758805 1>11 10 fl •It 73 ~uper Beette b0.000 We have 8 good HltlC 8lllAEO 85 Muatang 1/8 4 1pd ..... 9141 to 1111· $ l5.ooo 12 t31 cond, 34K t o wn ar paint & body ltke new 6 644·11468 •n• stor110 runs g"ut lion °1 NEW 4 USED 1·81 C.11atton euc c11 Hur111h11ter Good con<I 926•2
1::,:6 <9·5> (7 "'1 ovordrtvo 1toreo tape Nda mech wrk 10 auto I OO YR T mint S2•'>0 63 1 30l6 Cllevrolet5I tak.i ovo< leue. t3 mo $2000 obo 551-3922 1>11
6"0·• evea $3600 /0 b O Dy trans A brk1 Ytlkaw11ta 9173 'lllll I ~R VtlYt 9J75 S25 !>/mo Pu rc:h111e 107pm
'113 MBZ 5000SEL 675-2080, ov 955 1217 S 1000/obo, PP Karla ~ "Ctiamp.igrte Edition aveil 11 end of lease 11 -Wh h I I 73 Gren To1tno 4 dr Anlllractte/bllt leather, wkdys 8St·0431 • ltd t ruout 11 c. am 73 t64E. outo no nlcka desirecJ 63 1-1595 •es, iunrool. holltMd Ptalffl 9155 -~ tm. rlll,j gas. •Int cond d 1 0 0 8 0 0 needs body work S750
"' v -I 1. 9167 $ 7 400 6 4 6 18 £2 °' en 8' g rge u " 77 Monzu 2+2, only 6000 536·1227 Jim 1oa11. burl wood, apec '77 Pou~t 604 $3500, ••tr• ~ ~ "' · cond Runt super I> 1uep . all extrH 300 ml ale, snr1, loaded om/Im, 646·364S $1650 or boat 070-0548 ml. (506TOH) wile's cer, 73 Aanchtlro fbgta lhell ,53.500 c•---. 7 t41759 ,~"9 BUY THIS A ori~ owner mint cono trtr ll1t1.ll m.,.,1 302 '°~· .....,, iJ'J '77 Aabnn sur1rool mags i..1•1c. 9177 30 er'g air auto trar11 """ (8111)299 8331/454·7926 8 / c. g," d 1 c 0 n d ,~,...-..""--------1110 llPAU WAHi ' u • 1111 auto tran• PB/P . Pe 1clit 9157 ,. PS/PB am/Im 8 trk CB am/Im 8 trk CB clean
~ /ad I I bit • I t Beach s hnebt ~locllon rack AM/FM r 8010 Min~~= ~~tch.nS~~;. r!Zl'or~ MEISTER 1111l•hr•8.l. I S 0 UT H ~8~0~~~~;,~~~1 ~h;7~~~ ~I p•~v1ou~ly0~wn1<~I power w1noow1 po"'or ~~s~"n~~~~es~~;aoke~r ~h5433370 __
HI ua ~ Muet Miii eo t90SL. sllv r CAR I $J8001obo 67!> 9723 Come •n & •00 N11wport 4dr QQutpped with rool $7700 Ptt 543-33_90 ~ 1 ownr (71,63R) 13200
Mull drive Wiii Mii 10· PDllSOllE /lUll OtlJ 21,000 lllH cou•n $6800 C7141 49/·3744 Of"C es u '> "" ooor IOC~S GOO<l cond tuns Wlfll 6~·8240 days La•c•l• 9323 19 IT I day $9000/obo It a got •tc ... ,F.. cassette Votkswagen9 S4075 May be s_.,n at
--.. 1 got 548 8609 13631 Harbor Blvd "' ,...., "" 68 BAJA new engltr•ns _..,.., 330 w Bay Cos1a Meaa C'" 1 9315 73 Ltn<;oln Conunental ..... ... 0 · llOfeo. 5 spd Great on YOLISWAIEI qultk clec1n e.tr11i. ~ Mon thru Fri 10-5 pm •l!I tr Coupe 1 or• ktnd cond
' fMlml '60 280Sl rare European Gerdeo Grove OIS Formerly Jtm M111no 11\lo( $1695/080 64!> 9628 •r~ Don W1ltoams 642·4321 'II OMRYS. IEWNRT 42 000 m1 1 owner
IUt-lUllll tlUI ~WI model, lJS 19(1•1. brtllienl ......... ,..l .. •111 WHAT A PRICE uwr Will IOT 445 E Coast Hwy 209ZAI $450 cash 642-7683 S2600 llfm 720 1~ red/palomino. rear 114·131·2333 • O I , '72 Super Bug new trans. Newport Beacl1 aoals, both 1ops 16K. _ IE lllEnl l ' urea t>rks shocks, reblt 673-0900 63 Corvou Mor11a Con ftr4 9319 0141aei.Ue U27 $29.7~ 675-2172 PIP 'l' NllOH 1111 $6000 Volume Sates, Service eng. e1111 cond $2200 11erttblo New top new 711 VtSta Cruise• Wagon, _• ... • ... rc9'....., ... n.....,le-..a .. 1 _ _.l_.l_.4 ... S .79 MBZ 450'SE'L. iea w lmmac All options end Leaalng Daya 673 3 70!> eves Aotos, Otaestic carpet $2000 C all 72 Pinto. 2 dr, runs line, s 12.500 1175·9481 Oill 139.•21• 18711 Beach Blvd 673_9130 AMC 9305 675· 1470 or 675 2880 new llro~. neeels booy good <;ond goo1d2 5
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mint cond S26,500 '82 911 SC lmmac cond ~....-...._ ___ ... t ... l& .... 9 1 (7l.)l.a2•2-000 '13 YW last•IJ, 75 AMC Gremlin X Good 1110 llPIU WllOI ~. " · 897-5173 DUNWIWH ., ....... PUii (6t9)299·11331 3000 mt. rea, pol alum !•r•I• • • $3,0001ofr 6~-3319 4dr equipped with root 78 Muatartg. while T-top 81 CutlasJ Supreme ---r tma. f /spoller bra cond nds work $t200 rock stereo with tape conv11<1 1/6, auto PS Pb S7 00
'79 MERCEDES 450SL alarm stereo. sun rt CLEAN DEAL '72 SUPER IEETLE 69 Bug factory sunroof I 1 rm Pm s & eves power seats power won sterno casa Oog owner Lo m1, t /5ba6t o3'!•2 Mll•n brown eat, brown G--·• cond Sloreo New no oents Need" some 645-0588 Low J7K mo Mont cono 549-1174 4 · ~ 1 h 1 hi sport susp $3 t 500 """' oows speeo control ;e~Ee~ tn •wire wS2; 5-411-9953 ON A paint $2300 Call worl+. S 10001080 I • k 9307 power Ooor tocks Good $;,850 675.:.9891 --=-P..,lp....,• ... •-.1,_li,__ __ _,1,_3._H_ ~ 67~~~~ sell 75 914 Bleck alnt cond 546-9215 all 6 496·2226 81C c.ond $4650 May be 74 Mustang It xtnt cond 6 1 Valiant 6 cyl rons
·73 M BZ 450SE mel
blue. 111, p-. S7000 673-6733 evs 673-3427
CLEAN CAR 69 Pop·top camper AMI Call Ken Kinnard lo• a seen at 330 w Bay $2 000 new tirn & xtras Must 82 RABBIT CONVERT FM nu eng titakes new 01 gooo use<! Buick Cosla Mesa Mon thru 642.9834 gooo $600/bst olr setll $6800/Ftrm Perfect avery e-lra 4M petnt $2300 646_0434 0 , Jaguar c M Fn IO·'> pm Don Wol _ 66t·576"evos
Trad• your old llult tor
new goodla• wltll • Claulfl9d 9(1, 6'2·56 78
751-<4764 1171 TtJOta St0.000 760-9220 -979-2500 hams, 642-4321 859ZAH 80 f"oasta w/air f"MI AM Ptat1'ac 9335
C 0 II 'll lllMf• '69 BUG good cond ----Now Tires $3675 --------OUlllO 'lO HOSE 601 m9m1 'e5c Tarsg2
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Conver1lble. ale, red w/ 7141644•0100 laly Sl,000 alltl AM/FM, aulomat•c. 8 " xlnl Must sell quickly new tores s.., to appre-4dr equipped wllh root wl\rlds act, ommac $1 875
blue top, s1ereo 1/0, I , ... , ireat &•• COrtd · clean pain!/ inle-S 1450 546 0288 ctale s i3oo 644 090S rack stereo wtlh tape, ---642 0795 548 8823
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ACTION
'll 1111 TIRll r• tlor S2250/ooo Cali -'16 Mustang 4isp. Com-• ' • __ $21·500 846-029' pip •llHlt, sterH. Answer Ad 1132 1 ·75 VW Scirocco Good Ca4illac 93091 power seatlwinoow s, plete rcrds Lo mt, mint '78 Flrebord Esptrlt
Catt a
o.lty Pilot
A0-1/ISOR
142·54578
·71 MBZ 300SEL 6.3 White/black, ale, polish-ONLY 6'42·4300 24 hrs con ll t t 1 on $ 1 4 9 5 speed control, 1111 wheel, cond Am/Im stereo. ale. V8 auto, atr, xlnt
Extra clean. loaded, ed wlleel•. ,_ llr11, re· ------546-1481 'll 1•11 ELIUICE electnc door tocks Good runs xlnt $3300/obo $4200 966-2599 eves $8900 MUST SELL built motor 1 owner 81 Aabbll convert . air --n cono $4825 May be a42.9933 --
759.9348 640--0838 "«2XIO Dir 759-t600 $4000 auto trans. AM/FM cass. 1973 1600 vw f"astbacil Sedan all extras incl 1 seen at 330 W Bay, . -76 Ponuac GP Air ste-
l 25K ml, Brazil brn, xlnt body damage. bed roo sunroof, !Ike new 52KI Costa Mesa Mon -Frt 73 Pinto Runabou1 auto. •eo tape mint cond I
In Oilll•l-•21• cond $8595 534-1281, best olr Ad No 7561 mtS66956"4-llt99 10·5 Pm Oon W11ham1 lowm1 lownr.nicecar o w ner $2200 pn
• AILAS CHIYSLH-Pl YMOUTH
2929 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa Tel 546-1934 3 blocks
IOUlh ol San Diego Freeway off Harbor Blvd Complete
body sllop Salos Se1v1ce Paris Servrce Dep1 open
M onday lhru Friday 7 30 A M to 5 30 P M and 8 A M to 5
P M on Saturd•y
OIANGE COAST AMC/JHP/HNAULT
2524 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa
5 .. 9.8023 845·7770
111 JMp Dealer '" Ille Wost• See us 1od1y for sates. service & ... llng There are reason• wtly we are 11 1 Price and
Mlectlonl Aleo. tile all·n-Renault Alllar>ee is here•
THIODOll IOllNS fOID
MO<Mrn aal•• Mrvl<l9. partt. bo<ly paint & tire dept•
ComP9'1t1W rain on leaae & dally rentals 2060 H1rbor
Blvd , Cotl• M .... 641-0010 or 5"0·6211
JOHNSON & ION Ll~OLN MHCUIY 2t2t HAlbOf Blvd , Co9t• MMe. T91 540·5e30. 57 v .. ,. of
friendly lemlly H rvlc• -Or•ng• Coul\ly'• Old .. 1
Unooin-M9'CUfY duleflhlp
DAVID J. PHILLIPI IUICk..f'ONllAC ·MAZDA
..... Sefvlo9 • lMelng
241M Alie .. Patlt-ly
• • • e31-e9011 _11<1_2_-4_300. 2_4_h_r• ___ ~~~~~~-~· _&<1_2-_4_3_2_1 _4_45_ZAJ___ _s12eo 494·292t 633-0689
MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE
WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES
LONG HACH BMW
la•9l' 5elec1ton ol new & qu1t11y used BMW s and 01her lone
cars• Sales service & teasing Trade ins welcome• Take 405
FrffWay lo North Cherry olf-ramp turn rtght & go 6 blocks
norlh to 3670 N Cherry Ave Long Beach
(71 4)636 '>790 12131 427·5494
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NAIHS CADILLAC
2600 Haroor Blvd Coste M eaa Tel 5,.0-9100 Or11nge
County·s Largest Cedtllac dealer Salos Service Leasing
SADDUIACIC IMW/SUIAIU
28402 Marguerita Pkwy Avftf"/ Pkwy extl
We oller what no bank or tease company can 1 ExP9flly
stalled. most modern service & parts dapl 2 One ol lhe
Southland • most exper,.nc•d sales & leHmg atalf 3
E11m1nallon ol lhe mlddletnan by leHtng deal•r dlr.c;t
831·2040 Minton l/141jo 495.4949
• CHICK IVHSON POISCHl·AUDl·VW
4 15 E CoHI Hwy ' Newport Beach 673·0900 The only
d"l9r•hfp tn 011nge County with tll•H lhrM gr .. 1 makff
u"d•r one roolt
ALAN MAONON P0t'4TIAC·IUIAIU
2410 H11b0r Blvd . Cotti Meaa Tel &49·4300 SelH,
a.rvic.. lHllng "Mr GC>Od\lrTen<ih ·
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IOI LONGPRE PONTIAC
13600 Be.icn Blvd Westminster Tet 892 66~ 1 Orange
Count) s Oldesl and larges! Pont a<; dealer<,t110 Sales
Service Parts
DICK MILLH FIAT/LANCIA
Probat>ty tile lowest p11ced rtats tn Sou1hern Calitornoe
(localed 1 mite north o f Soult Coast Plaza
r11~a• Mein St and Wflrner Ave tn San1,1 Ana)
120 W Warner Santa Ana 557-2132
• SANTA ANA DATSUN
200 t E 17th Street Santa Ana Tai S58· 7811 You•
0flglnal Oedocated 081sun Dealet
MllACLI MAZDA
We've mo11adf Our "" locauon la 1425 Bek., SlrMt Cos1a
M•sa Tet 546-3334 Stop by & vlllt our mod•rn showroom
end H• why w•''• lh• 11 1 Mazda d••ltr tn Soutll•1n
C11tto1n1e Sei.a. S9fvie9. Pert• 111d LMl•ng
• COIMlll DeLILLO CMIVIOLH
(FOfm«ty Groth Ch9Vf«>fftll
18211 BMch 8lvd . Huntington Bnch
Ntw • UNd • 8•'-9 • lNllng • Pan• • kvl09
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COSTA MESA DATSUN
284'> Harbor Blvd Coste Mesa Tel C,40 64 10 Serving
Orange County lor t6 vears 1 Mile So 405
SUNSET FORD, INC.
!Home ut W1lilt1 tile Whale) 5440 Garden Grove Blvd ,
Weslm•M1Pr Tel 6J6·4010
OIANGI COUNTY VOL VO
10120 Gard911 Grove Blvd Garden Grovt"
Tel 530·9190 E•clu11vely Volvo lo covet 111 your VOivo
requ1remante •
N-•Used•Sales•L•Hing•Parts•S«vtc.•Body Shop
Freew•y clo .. In Ill• heart ol Oranoe County at Garden
Grove Blvd & BrOOkhurst
CONNILL CHIVIOLIT
2828 H1rbor Blvd , Coal• MeM °"9t 23 ~ Mrv1ng
011ngo County S•IH IH1lng, Hrvlca Call 546· 1200.
apecl•I p1rt1 llna 546-9400, body shop llna, 754.0..00
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'OR ffURTH!R INFORMATIONt OR TO
I! PLACID ON THll AD, CONTACT
YOUR DAILY 6· ~2 5678 "LOT RIP. .. •
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Hunt for · fliers called off
Brian Bertha still miuing
THI DRINGI COAST
BY ITEVE MARBL.£ orw.OMr,.......,
An exten1lve H•rch in th• trenina Sierra Nevada for two
Newport Beach bualnflMl"OOn hu
been called otf nearly two weeka
aft.er tho men vanilhed durlna •
blluard aboard a twln-enafne
plane.
· FamJly and frlendl ot Brlan
Ber-th.a ot C.pl.atrano Be.ch and
Jeff LeHeck.a of i...,ww BMch
vowed the hunt tor the airplane
wrecka11e wlll re.um• In the
1prlnj when 1now beaina to melt.
"I can't atve up hope unUl a
real an.1wer LI broU1ht to me,"
11ld LeHecka'• wife, Debby.
"But I'm realt1tlc enouch tn
know l'v• .iot w keep ao•"I·"
. The couple were to celebrate•
tht!lr 13th weddlna anniversary
noxt week
"We're not aofna to Kive up,"
added Todd LeHecka, tlle man'•
younscer brother.
The 13-day·old i1'0W'd and air
hunt outllde the filahway town
of Brtdaeport wu halted
yesterday after a 1torm moved In,
droppfna more freth 1now on the
ruuecl mountains.
"It's Ukely that the plane hu
been covered with snow by
now," •UU•ted ClvU Air Patrol
Capt. P-e11Y Bell by. "The
weather hu b9en horrible."
The mon, widely known In the
Nowport Beach bualn• world,
were returnlna to Orana•
County from a 1kl trip In Sun
Valley. They'd •topped ln Reno
to refuel and were over the
Slerru when Bertha -the pilot
-reported lee wu formln& on
the plane.
In a final radio meuaae.
Bertha notified air traffic
authorities Ln Oakland that he
wa1. turnlna around and
retreattna to Reno. It la believed
the plane went <Sown ou~ ot
Brldaeport alona a mountain .,....
But a email armada of
1earchera couJd flnd no trace of
the men, nor the plane At Umee
the 1earch team •welled to 60
people, lncludina the Civil Air
Patrol, the Marines, the Mono
County Sheriff'• depertment and
frlenda.
"We combed the area 10
thorouahly that w~ were eeet.na
the ~ animal footprint.I and
the ume 1kJ tracka over apin,"
(See SEARCH, Pase Al)
COAST EDITION
MONDAY. MARCH 14, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY. C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Coast
• spring
sprung
early
Officially, spring is still a week
away, but the National Weather
Service promises a preview
tomorrow and part of the day
Wednesday.
Sunshine is on the agenda,
with c lear skies and
temperatures an the low 70s
expected tomorrow.
Weather specialist Pat Rowe
said there is a chance of rain late
Wednesday, ending Thursday,
with clear skies on Friday.
Out.slde of slippery roadwa)"I,
which forced most Orange Coast
motoriata to slow down, there
was little to mark the sprinkles,
which were mild in compariaon
with previous storms this winter.
As far as yesterday's sprinkles.,
veteran Huntington Beach
weather watcher J . Sherman
Denny said .14 Inches dropped on
that city, bringing the year's total
to 16.52 inches. Last year at this
time. Denny said, a total of 7.91
inches had Callen on Huntington
Beach.
Further down the coast, in
Laguna Beach, Joe Jahraus 11&1d
.13 of an inl:h fell in yesterday's
rains.
Jahraus, whose family owns
Laguna Beach Lumber Co., said
the sprinkle brought the year's
rainfall up to 15.90.
Carrie Uttz, left, of Huntington Beach, and Christy Westphal of
Seal Beach, study under the blossoming trees on the UC Irvine
campus. Both are political science majors.
Closed Newport hank reopens
By STEVE MARBLE orttieo.a,,... ....
Without fanfare or throngs of
w o rrie d c ustomers, failed
Newport Harbour National Bank
reopened today as a ~ office
of Monterey Park·bued Trana
American National Banlc.
"I got here at 8 this monuns
thinking there'd be a line of
cwtomers already waiting," said
William Philips, board chairman
of the Monterey Park bank.
"But there wasn't anybody
here. We haven't even received
too many phone calls," he added.
Laguna's top citizen,
John Padach Jr., dies
Newport Harbour National
Bank , a three -year-old
establishment that cut ita teeth
by catering to the wealthy, was
declared insolvent lut Friday.
The bank had been suffering for
months and finally ran out of
capital, officials said. Long-time Lagunan John
Padach Jr .. who was honored as
Citizen of the Year by Laguna
Beach Patriots Day Parade
oraganizers last month, died
Saturday at hia home.
Mass will be said at 10 a.m .
tomorrow at St. Catherine's
Catholic Church In Laguna
Beach, with viewing ICheduled at
9:30 a.m.
Pad.ach, long a civic activist in
Laguna Beach, retired from the
Marine Corps In 1964 after a
career aa a fighter pilot in the
South PadfJc and Korea.
The retired Marine major
earned the Distinguimed Flying
Cro11, several Air Medals, a
PrealdenUal Unit Citation and
other military citations during hLI
two decades in the aervioe.
He and his wife, Gloria. settled
In Laguna Beach, and Padach
became an active member Ln the
city's Exchange Club, the
Chamber of Commerce'• men's
division, and wu one of the
founders of the annual Patriot.I
Day Parade.
Two years ago he was named
Exchangite of the Year, and he
was twice chairman of the
parade organization.
He la survived by his wite,
Gloria, and daUlhter, Julie.
The family request.I donationa
be made to the American Heart
A.odation.
Ri1ht hander Mike
Wilt la 1harp u the
Aaael• poet•
1prina·•nta1..,
triumph. baa abe
Dodpn u4 Fer11aado v.a.. ... 1ap1 ........
P .... Cl,CI.
Trans American National
Bank, one of three banks bidding
for the failed Newport bank, peJa
about $475,000 to the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corp. in the
takeover, said Rene Fruto,
ex~tive vice president of Trans
American.
Trana American will asaume
all of Newport Harbour's deposit
liabilities and moet of the failed
bank's Installment loans. The
exact financial condition of
Newport Harbour was not
revealed.
Newport Harbour had roughly
$45 million In deposits from
about 2,200 customers.
(See BANK, Page A2)
'Rigsed' report?
Columni1t Jack Andenon
claimt teerel evidence hu been
gathered 1howiag that the
White Home rfued ha
Coolerence on A,in1 in 1981
-aod that tbe aetion had an
impael on the Social Seeurity
debate. Page A6.
Hot tips pay off
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Rental
'snitch'
policy
changed
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of the Delly ,... ltan
Laguna Beach has long had a
policy whereby residents can
tattle on their neighbors if they
suspected the neighbor of
operating illegal rental unita.
And, until thlB month, those
filing complaints against owners
of such tx>otleg rental unita could
do so with relative anonymity.
Their name would appear on
the complaint, but would not be
given out to owners of the 90·
called illegal unit.
No longer.
Councilwoman Sally BeUerue
successfully petitioned the
council majority to change the
rules, saying the owner has the
right 10 know who expoeed him.
She said that auch
accoun tabill ty on the part of the
complainer would go a long way
to end tattling baaed purely on
vengeance, spite or JUSt plain
orneriness.
But Councilman Dan Kenney
and Mayor Neil Fitzpatrick
oppoeed the change, saying the
old system worked effectively
They cited fears that older
restdenta may have of reprisal if
they turned in their neighbor's
name.
(See RENTAL. P~e A2)
Fell1ale
pharmacist
moves up
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Ofho.a,,... ....
Dale E. Neuls wasn't even 30
years old when she became
Westminster Community
Hospital 's first clinical
phannaci.st.
Her job was to monitor the
medications given to palienta,
check their effectiveneu and
keep an eye open for dangerous
aide effecta.
Her forthright manner didn't
endear her to aome physicians.
"When I first came here," &he
recalls, "I felt like the upstart
young woman who had come in
here ~uestioning all of the
doctors dosage orders. I had to
develop aome tact, which didn't
come naturally."
She eventually earned thelr
respect, however, and in 1~80
(See PB.ARMACIST, Pase Al)
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PHARMAC I ST GAI NS • • •
From Page A1
Neuls was promoted to direct.or 6f the hospital pharmacy
Today, at 31 , she ronunues w
be a pace setter m her profesmon
In January, Dale Neuls, one-
time girls swun team capt.am at
Marina H igh School in
Huntington Beach, took office as
president of the 400-membe r
Orange County Pharmacists
Association . She's the f irst
woman preside nt an the
organization's 25-year hastory
A high school chemistry class
steered Neuls' interests toward
pharmacy work. She graduated
fourth in the Marina High Class
of 1969. (Her strwght-A record
was spoiled only by a C m a
summer school typing class that
she cut too often to go to the
beach.)
to USC's pharmacy school for
four years As a student, shl·
became a JUruor member of lhe
Orang«.> County Pharmacists
A.ssoc1auon.
Dunng the late 70s, she earned
a doctorate in pharmacy and
sig ned o n full time at
Westnunster Community, where
she prevtously had worked as a
pharmacy mt.em.
Neuls believes the more
extensive t.rairung m a doctoral
program is important because
pharmacists now must become
familiar with more c:omplicated
and more toxic drugs. In
addition, many people are talung
several prescription medicines
simultaneously, and pharmacist.a
must be aware of hazardous
mixtures.
Willia m Philips
new bank chairman
Jury debates murder verdict
An Orange County Superior
Court ju ry waa scheduled to
resume deliberationa today In the
case of Robert Jackson
Thompeon, accused of the August
1981 murder of a 12-year-old
Anaheim newsboy.
Thompson could qualify for
the death penalty if convicted of
killing Benjamin Brenneman,
who diaappeared whUe 90Jiciting
newspaper subecripuona Aug. 25,
1981. Brenne man's body was
found a day later in the Palos
Shasta police captain
held in Mesa shooting
An off-duty Shasta County
sheriff's captain wu arresled by
Costa Mesa police lut night after
he allegedly fired 10 ahota at a
family making a telephone call
from a hotel phone booth.
C.apt. Wallace Goold, 42, was
llrreste<l on s\J.sp1cion ot assault
with a deadly weapon No one
was mJured during the 9 p.m
shooting at the Costa Mesa Inn,
3205 Harbor Blvd.
Verd~s area of Los Angeles
County.
'rhompeon tesllf1ed last week
that his earlier adm1asion to
pohl-e that he rru.ght have killed
the. youth was coerced out of
hlml He said he felt it might get
his girlfriend, who was not
t:harged in the case, released
from custody
Thompso n , a previously
lonv1cted sex o ffender, also
testahed that he lied about h1s
contact with Brenneman on the
last day the youth was seen
because he was ashamed to admit
he had made a sexuaJ advance
toward the boy
He said the youth fled from his
apartment in fright after the
advance and he did not see h1m
again. Neuls attended UC i.rvme fo a
year. Student activism was at a
peak because of the mvasion or
Cambodia and the shootings at
Kent State in Ohio.
As an officer m the county
pharmacists association, Neuls
has lobbied in support of the UCI
Poison Control Center and for
legislation giving pharmacists
more flexibility in regulating
dosages.
BANK REOPENS • • •
Costa Mesa pohce Lt. Jack
Calnon said there appeared to be
no reason for the shootin~. He
said Goold appeared intoxicated
at the ume
Goold waa in town to attend a
police tralnmg seminar at the
Cost.a Mesa Police Department.
He was suspended and returned
to Shasta County thb morning
with another sheriff's officer.
Ser vices set
for county
fire c aptain
She dropped out to get
married, then had trouble
finding work because her only
job skill was swunming. So she
set her sights on pharmacy
school.
Neuls spent two and a half
years completing basic l'OUrses at
Golden West College, then went
RENTAL. • •
From Page A1
Bellerue countered that
argument, saying a resident
rould ask a city council member
to turn in the complaint.
Kenney disagreed, saymg a
citizen still could seek vengeance
against a neighbor -only now
an unsuspecting council member
would be the bearer of 5'Uch
vengeance.
Newport b icyclist
dies afte r crash
John D. Hood, 52. of Newport
Beach, who was mJured Jan 30
while riding has bicycle along
Pacific Coast Highway near the
Santa Ana River, died yesterday
at Fountain ValJey Community
Hospital.
She IS critical of assembly-line
prescr1pllon outlets in which a
consumer never get.s a chance to
discuss a new medication with
the pharmacist. She said a
patient should insist on learning
what time of day a drug should
be taken. on an empty or full
• stomach . and whether the
med1cme can be mixed safely
with other drugs or alcohol
SEARCH • • •
From Page A1
said Steve Hrown. a friend of
Bertha
Friends described the miss.mg
pair as athletic and ln top
physical shape. LeHeck.a was a
marathon runne r and, like
Bertha, an excellent skier,
!nends swd.
Bertha IS president of Nauonal
Services Co., a Newport-bated
real estate investment fum. He is
~1vorced and the father of two
LeHecka, a former Irvine
Company and Daon Corp
employee. worked as a consultant
to a Brmsh pension firm with
offices m Newport Beach He 18
ma.med and has no chiJdren
From Page A1
The tiny bank on East Coast
Highway near Newport Center
was filled today with FDIC
agents who had taken over the
bank's executive suites as a
headquarters for their
Inspections. Only a few acattered
customers were in the bank by
late morning.
PhiHps said Trans Amencan
a ntici pates no changes in
operatio ns but intends to
augment serv1ces by delving into
international operations and
serving the boating community,
Police se e k
rapis t in LB
Police continue to seek k
mwnaduoed suspect who raped a
38-year-old woman in her north
Laguna Beach home last week.
The victim was taking a bath
late Thur&day when lhe suspect
entered her home by forcing
open a back window, pohoe said.
After sexually a.ssaulung the
woman, the suspect left He was
descnbed as 5 feet. 8 -inches tall,
of medium build, in his late 20s
or early 30s, and sporting a bushy
mustache
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which he sa.Jd has been neglected
by area institutions.
"We alao intend to get away
from catering only to the
wealthy, which was one of
Newport Harbour's concepts,"
said P hilips.
He aaid Newport Harbour
tended to woo the wealthy at the
expenee of a broader clientele.
Newport Harbour, billing it.self
as the "tuxedo bank of
millionaires" once provided
extravagant offerings to $35,000
deposit.ors.
Trana America1'\ WU founded
in 1965 as Pan American
NaUon.aJ Bank. It chanaed names
in 1980. Ita largest atoekholder I.a
Oen Yin Choy, a citizen of Hong
Kona who al80 Iii board chairman
of tJnlon Bank al Hong Kone.
1be location in Newport Beach
is Tram America.n's third office.
Others are in Monterey Park and
Los Angele.' Chinatown.
The Vlctims' names are H.asaam
Chitsaz, Mike Razavi ,
Mohammad Motesharrei, Reza
Chitaaz. Minno Razavi and Zahra
Motesharrei.
Mesa cops seeking
hit-run driver
Costa Mesa police are looking
for the driver of a 1972 orange
Datsun who aped from the scene
of an accident laat night after
allegedly hitting a motorcyclist.
James Allen Walters, 19. of
Coat.a Meu, was listed ln serious
condition today at Foun tain
Valley Community Hospital
where he wu ta.ken following
the 9:20 accident at Placentia
Avenue and Victoria Street.
'
Services will be held tomorrow
for veteran Orange County Ftre
Capt. Michel S. Chenard, who
died Saturday of injuries he
suffered en route to a fare last
month.
Chenard. who lived an Dana
Point with. his wife, Jean,
suffered head m1uries when he
fell off a fire truck Feb. 24 en
route to a fire at Ben Brown's
restaurant m South Laguna
Funeral serv1ces begin at 11:30
a .m . tomorrow at Rose Halls
Memonal Park in Whituer.
The family has requ ested
donations be made to Orange
County Firemen's Benevolent
Fund, 180 S. Wat.er SL, Orange,
CA 92666, or the American Heart
~LaUOn
Our Brooksgate tropical
in c lassic soli d colorings
•
This sun offers the young businessman praL·
ticality, a handso me appearance anJ o ur
assuran<.e of good taste. The polyester and
worsted blend wcon, well and rc~i sts uea<;c~
the solid navy or tlln shades t:oordi natc with a
wide range of furnish inss. It's taalored on our
cxcluaivc, trim 2-button Brooksgatc mod~I. and
features a most attractive price. Coat, vest and
trousers, $210
llTA9USHIO 1111
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Chinese brush
art on display
An art exhibit by members of the American Artist of
Chineee Brush Painting wlU be shown Sunday at the Bayview
Learning Center ln Santa Ana Heights.
Paintinaa will be judged during the free showing and the
winning worka will be exhibited at the Shennan Library In
Corona del Mar next month
The exhibit opens at noon and runs to 4 p.m. The learning
center IB located at 2531 Orchard Drive
• Jerome K.lemer, a Costa Mesa chiropractor, has been
elected chairman o f the State Board of Chiropractic
Examiners.
Klemer has been a resldent of Orange County for the past
eitJhl years. The state agency regulates more than 6,000
chll'Opractors practicing ln Cahfomia.
• A drawing and painting class for beginning and
advanced students is being offered in Newport Beach al the
Marinen branch library starting Ma.rcll 23.
The weekly. two-hour class, offered through the city's
parks and recreation department, i.s being taught by artist
Mimi Sbaron Steln.
The classes will meet on eight consecutive Wednesdays at
10 a.m. The branch library IS located at the intersection or
Irvine Avenue and Dover Drive. For nore information, call
640-2271.
/
Edward Orlowsk i
OCC student
• wins grant
OrangeC-oaatCollegeradiation
therapy studen t Edward
Orlowski hu been awarded a
$1 ,000 acholarahlp from the
Polaroid Foundation, allowing
the Fountain Valley resident to
continue hia ftudies.
The scholarship Is baaed on
academic merit, financial need
and the student's performance.
Orlowski wlll complete his OCC
program In June. Radiation
therapy 1s a tool of modern
medicine in the treatment of
cancer and other dlseases.
Orlowski has accepted a job
after graduation as a radiation
therapy supervisor in a large
hospital In Lake Charles, La.
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Minor details hold up
final OPEC agreement
By Tiie A1socla&ed PreH
LONOON -The oU miniater of Venezuela, a key
hold-out in OPEC'• efforta to reach an agreement on
price cuts and P,roduction quotas, said today that only
"minor detal.la • rema.1ned to be worked out among
cartel members.
The 13 OPEC mlnlatera held a 12th round of
diacuutons at a London hotel ln a bld to forestall an
outright price war and aave the Organization of
Petroleum Exporting Countries from collapee.
The miniatera reportedly have agreed in principle
on a $5 per-barrel price cut from OPEC'• official
poetedfrice of $34, but were deadlocked on the critical
issue o how to divide up production among the cartel
members.
Last night, OPEC sources said Venezuelan
agreement on quotas wu the laat hurdle to endiJli the
London talks suc.ce.fully.
"The quota problem is almoet solved. I have to
make one more call," said Venezuelan OU Minister
Humberto Calderon Berti as he went into today's
session. "There are aome minor details 1lill to be
adjusted, but I hope to finaliz.e. We are golng to finish
today."
·Farmers desert U.S. insurance
WASHINGTON -Complaints about high
premiums and poor coverage prompted the nation's
farmers to remove mUUons of acres from federal crop
Insurance coverage last year, congressional
Investigators say.
Under the crop insurance program, fannera in
nearly every oounty of the nation can obtain insurance
on any of 28 crope that guarantees production at 50
percent. 65 percent or 75 percent of their average
yield. In an effort to encourage participation. the
government pays up to 30 percent of the premium
costs.
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C••IJ•• 10-92 cen,, • pound. U S
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.,..._ 76 -•pound. HY __., 133() 00 ,,., "-*
,...._ '401 00·'4 t I 00 lftefCll troy ounce NY
GOLD QUOTATIONS
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L•1t••fl morning llalng 1431 7S. up
11126 LOfldoft eh er noon filing 1428 r.o, up 1100 .,.... ..,.,_ llXlnQ 1438 77. 141 I , 27
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1421 50. up Sl.00
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SILVER
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