HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-03-15 - Orange Coast PilotDavid Allan
Mav.-d woman, dog
THI DRANGI COAST
TUESDAY. MARCH 15. 1983
TIJanks to Irvine teen-ager,
she'll get tO church on time
By KAREN E. KLEIN OfhO...,,... .....
Oovld Allan doelan't even know
thl' nam4! of the youfll w(lman
whoae life he uved laat
wockcmd.
It all happened 10 faat, thtt
17-year-old youth explalnt.-d, that
he didn't think to uk
All he know1 11 that thfl
woman planl to be married thia
weekend and for 1 while
Sunday, 1he thou1ht 1he
wouldn't make it to the altar.
As the Irvine High School
senior lella It, he juat did what
came naturally when he pulJCld
tht woman out of a rain 1wollen
Hood control channel
Sunday afternoon at.art.HI out
normally tmouah for Allan and
hi• father, who were taklna a
bike ride near UnJven!ty Park Ln
llvlne.
They •potted a youna woman
joulna alona a dralnaae ditch
near the bike trail with her two
doaa Suddenly, a1 the do11
tu11led, the black Labrador
retriever •lipped Into the ditch.
In a matt.er of aeoond.I, the doa
wa1 1ucked Into a larae pipe
alone with the wat.t'r
The next thine Allan knew, he
Hid, the wom•n had aontr In
aft.er her dofl. Quickly, her head
alao d laappeared under theo
Wtt.er.
"I didn't ptanlc," All.an Wlid. "I
JUll knew 1he needed help."
Several other people were •tandina by watchin& the whole
thina, he Mid
While Allan'• father waded
Into the ditch where the doe had
•lipped, Allan rode around to the
other aide of the drainage pipe
ISee RESCUE, Pa1e AZ)
COUNTY IDITIDN .
ORANGE COUNl Y . C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Fluor vows chang~s .
• as earnings drop
Political issues
enliven meeting
Despite Fluor Corp.'s decline in net earnings
for the first quart.er of this year, it was not the
petrochemical engineering company's financial
policies that shook up the annual shareholders
meeting yesterda"I.
Rather, it was the corporation's political
involvements that drew fire from shareholders
who had submitted propoeah which called for
the company to report on it.a involvement in
world affairs.
Shareholders defeated three proposals
which requested the board of directors to report
on corporate lobbyina on Mideast policy issues, a
Chilean mine and political contributions.
The first proposal concerned corporate
lobbying on behalf of the sale of A WACS planes
to Sauai Arabia by the United States. A
reaol~tion submitted at the meeting stated:
Chairman optimistic
despite decline
By KAREN E. KLEIN OflM~,.......,
Irvine-baaed Fluor Corp., with first quarter
earnings down 19.4 percent in comparison with
1982 figures, plans aharp cutbacks in spending
thi.s year, Chairman J . Robert Fluor told the
corporation's annual shareholders' meeting
yesterday.
With about 1,000 shareholders in attendance
at Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel, Fluor said the
company's net earnings for the period ended Jan.
31 were $32.l million on revenues of $1.5 billion.
Lut year, for the same period, the massive
engineering company had $39.8 million of net
earnings on revenues of $1 .8 billion.
Eanunga per share aho dec.l.med, gomg from
51 cents to 41 cents. In 1981, earnings per share
were 72 cents. "Corporations take po.itiom on controversial
issues without even consulting the shareholder
and often in contradiction to their vieW1.''
The proposal called for Fluor to prepare a
(See POLITICAL, Pqe AZ)
DellJ ............ ., °"' .,....._
Chairman J. Robert Fluor pre ides over annual Board of Directors meeting.
In his address, Fluor said the corporatioh's
recent financial performance showed results
"well below our potential." However. he saJd, he
(See FLUOR, Pa•e AZ)
Morn fights
for ·retarded
boy's care
By ROBERT BARKER
OfhDellJ .... •Wf
Chris Hei.ssma.n is fighting for
a cause.
It's for her 11 -year-old son
Joey and other children like him
who attend the Paul Yorde Day
Care Center at Nueva View
School in Huntington Beach.
Joey and hls 20 classmates at
the center are mentally retarded.
Joey has Down's syndrome,
formerly called Mongolism.
T he chUdren attend the day
care cen(er before and after
.chool. In lnoat cues, it's the only
place they can go becauae their
mothers are working to
supplement family incomes.
But the program has been put
on notice that its days are
numbered. It la competing for
money with eeveral handicapped
programs and it'• losing. Deity ...............
Renters' rights revised
Tenant group asks housing plan package
By JEFF ADLER or .. ~,.......,
Orange County renters should
have their rights spelled out in a
general plan housing element
now being revised by county
government, a spokeswoman for
the Orange County Ho using
Coalition says.
Judy Fic k e n . executtve
director of the Orange County
Renter's A.9soclation, ~ed upon
the Board of Supervisors
yesterday to include a three-
point ten.ants rights package in
the hoUSlng element when it Ls
considered March 30 (A general
plan spells out broad county goa.l.s
and planrung ob)E."Ctives)
The renters' organ1zat1on,
along with a number of other
county housing groups, comprise
the housinl{ coalition
Ficken said the package the
coalition IS urging would:
-Detail under wh at
ctrcumsunces a landlord could
evict a tenant.
-Permit tenanta to make
repairs to thetr unit. in certain
lnatances and deduct tha.e costa
from their rent.
The tenants rights pac kage
belo~ in the housing element
because, she said, it ia aimed at
encouraging the maintenance,
repair and preservation of the
county'• rental housing stock.
one of the stated ob}l!Ctives of the
housing element. She said 1t
would not "impose hardship" on
landlords.
Fi c ken added that
representatives of the coalition
have dlscuaaed recommendations
with county superviso rs, but
have received no commitments
of support.
The cutTent housing element
does not addresa the landlord·
tenant relationship.
UCI caHJpus nixed
for Nixon papers
The Nixon Presidential Archives Foundation has dropped
UC Irvine as a poaible site for the Richard M. Nixon presidential
IJbrary, university offioala le.a.med yesterday.
The foundation said 1t wanted planl for the library to move
ahead right away, but Irvine faculty members ad dedded to
delay oonaideration of the on-campus library.
"We were given notice last
(See RETARDED, Paae A%) Chris Heissman with retarded son, Joey. -Require enforcement of
anti-dlac:rimination laws as they
relate to rentals.
UCI was one of .everal universities being
reviewed as a home for the Nixon
memorabilia, Including pbotographa, tapes,
documenu and gifts from other beads of state,
a 1pokesman uid.
Newport bank reopens with little fuss Earlier this month, about 75 members of
UCI'a AcadernJc Senate voted to poatpone
extending an invitaUon to the foundation to
locate the library on 13 acres near Culver and
BY STEVE MARBLE or ... o.-,,... .....
Without fanfare or throngs of
"'orried cu1tomer1, failed
Newport Harbour National &nk
reopened today .. a branch office
of Monterey Park-bued Tr~
American National Benk.
"I got here at 8 this morning
thinking there'd be a line of
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customers already waltlng," aaid
William Philipa, board chairman
of the Monterey Park bank.
"But there waan't anybody
here. We haven't even rec:ielved
too many phone calls," he added.
Newport Harbour National
Bank , a three-year-old
establiahment that cut its teeth
by catering to the wealthy, was
declared insolvent las t Friday
The bank had been suffenng for
months and finally ran out of
capital, officiala said
Trans American Nauo nal
Bank, one of three banks bidding
for the falled Newport bank, paid
about $47~.ooo to the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corp. tn the
takeover, said Rene Fruto.
executive vice president of Trans
American.
Tram AmeMcan will uaume
all of Newport Harbour's deposit
liabilities and moat of the failed
bank'• lnsullment loana. The
. (See BANI, Pa1e AZ)
c.mpus avenues. MIXON
Faculty memben said they felt the
invitation required more 1tudy of the library'• implications. UCI
Chancellor Daniel G . Aldrich had begun Informally polllng
groups on campus about the proposal.
All that will be unneoeaary now, offldala Mid. California
Slate UnJveraity, Fullerton, USC and UC San Diego ai.o have
been mentioned u pomlble sites for the library.
The fad.llty would be built with an estimated $20 million of
privaw funds. 'rhe federal' government would maintain it.
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RETARDED BOY. • • Ol·Wber that we att on txKrowed
Un\e," Mid H.imnan.
A Founi.1n Valley reald•nl,
HelMman aid 1he beU_,ves the
cloau.re of the day care cent.er
would be a traaedy for the
younast.era and their parent.a.
''Some 1uffer oonvulaiona and
have behavior problema. Their
parents have to work and there
would be no other pl.ace to eend
them," she said
"If the center were to cloee,
peopll'"' would probably have to
give up thell' children to foal.er
homes or h ave th t!m
1nstttutionalbed."
H o w eve r , she said she
wouldn't have trouble finding
baby sitters for her son because
he doesn't have severe health or
behavioral problems.
Heissman, an operatmg room
nurse in a Long Beach hospital,
and others aren't going down
BANK. • •
exact financial condition of
N e wport. Harbo ur waa not
revealed
Ne~rt Harbour had roughly
$45 m tlllon in d e posits from
about 2,200 customers.
Philips said Trans American
anticipates no changes in
op e rations but intends to
augment services by delving into
international operations and
serving the boating community,
"We also intend to get away
from cate ring only to the
wealthy, which was one of
Newport Harbour's concepts,"
said Philips.
without a fl&h t
Th~y'rt' plannln& tht'lr tlrat
fund·ral.ain.K event nt!Xt 1\.ieeday
from 11 :36" •.m. to 10 pm. at
Chuck E Chet!ae'a Pina Time
Theater, 1~~11 Edward1 St .
HuntJnaton Be.ch.
Helu.man Ml.id the center for
the retarded youngatera will
receive 30 percent of tht-
procet-ds from meals and
beverages that exceed the
restaurant 's average dally
n!<.'eipt.s.
Heisaman said tht! group hopes
tO make about $15,000 1\.ie9day
lt'U be a start, she says, towards
raising about $40,000 In all that's
needed to keep the cent er
operaung. ,
She has other fund-raising
plans in nund and a.lao is OP,en tO
recommendations.
The day care center, which
operau.-s before and after school,
receives its funds through the
Orange County Association for
Retarded Citizens organization .
Joey, who attends classes at
Nueva View, helped rus mother
11JOrt and distribute some of the
6,000 filers advert.la.ing Tuesday's
fund-raialng event.
"The teachers were so good to
him and he was so proud. And
I'm proud of him. He has so
much to offer to society and he's
so loving and giving.
''Joe'a become special to me
like the other children have to
their parents," Hei.saman said.
"They are sllll lmpartant if
they are handicapped. They're
special and you w ould dearly
love to keep them.··
RE CUE. • •
From Page A1
Jumi1lnK Into th .. w1o1tt•r , he
n•urht'<J un orni Into tht' pipe and
~~ht thl' doat'• tall
"Thl· do6f wwi tu1 m.od aruund
und try11111 to 11wlm bu(;k up
wh1.•1t• ho had son1.• In," Allan
11111d "111• wu blO<'klng up thei
p1µc• 110 the gtrl t,:ouldn't &t't out."
Allan m&&naged to pull lhti
Lobrodur Lu (t"ty aa.nd lht'n ht-
wt•n t I.luck In for tht' &lrl Ht'
r t•ach ed up the pipe again .
Nothinat
He ronll.nut.od trying as aeconda
pa88t'<.i Finally, hf' l(rabbed her
unci t.lr agged her o ut of thl'
t~·11wnt pipe
Tht> womun wa11 dazed, but
siud shl' didn't need medical
uttentlon "We JUsl made aure
~dw was okuy and took her back
lt• hc•r c·ar," Allan aald.
·rhc action was typical of
Allan, said his mother, Sharon.
"He's pretty responaible and
fast-thinking," ahe said. ,
Highway due
for reopening
A four-mile stretch of Pacific
Cuasl lhghway is expected to be
reopened F riday or soon er,
Huntington Beach Public Works
Director Paul Cook said today
The highway, between Golden
West Street and Warner Avenue,
has been closed since March 1
when 1t was buried by storm-
tossed sand and water.
The same portion o f the
highway was closed for nearly
three weeks in late January
when high tides deposited
"thousands of tons" of sand on
the low-lying highway.
FLUOR REPORTS DROP IN EARNINGS. • •
Ls "optimistic that Fluor's revenues and earnings
will res ume their upward path in the near
future."
In the meantime, he srud, the company plans
to reduce new investment.a by more than half.
Capital spending this year will be around $250
miUion, far below the $526 million spent in 1982.
At a press conference after the meeting.
Fluor said the second quarter will s how no
significant changes in financtal performance for
the company, which deals m petrochemical
engineering and construction around the world.
Fluor attnbuted the decllne to debt IJlCWTed
m connection with the August 1981 acquiaillon of
St Joe Minerals Corp .. a mirung and minerals
company which constitutes Fluo.r's second largest
operation.
Falling oil pnces also have l''luor concerned,
he said, but he stressed the company is interested
In oil conaumption rather than price. He said
lower prices are apt to stimulate mcrea.ed uae of
energy. Nevertheles3, he uid, "I think a ie.. than
$25 (a barrel) oil price would worry me very
much."
Along with net earnings, new orders
dropped corwderably during the quarttt jus\
ended. falling to $443 mill1on, compared with
$917 million last year.
The company's backlog of orders fell from
$1~ 3 billion last year to $9.6 b1U1on this year
POLITICAL ISSUES EXPLAINED . • •
report on the extent of its paruc1pat.Jon m such
lobbying.
The propo&a) wu defeated by a 78.8 percent
maJOnty.
. Two other propou.ls alao were defeated by
~11m1lar percentages. One dealt with Fluor's
investment in a Chilean nune and lls impact on
human nghts considerations in that country.
The third propoaat. which has been
s ubmitted several times in the past, asked the
board o f directors to make a report on the
company's polmcal contribullons.
In the management's r ecommendation
agamst the propoaal. the company at.at.ed: "The
mformatJon requested by this proposal i.a alrelldy
avatlablt.> tO the shareholders from the agencies
to which this information is r eported 1(
shareholders wish to inquire "
At one point in lhe meeung. a shareholder
and former Fluor employee called the
shareholders who supported the three proposala
"Mar xists," and said 1f the proposals were
adopted. the company would be "on the road tO
Marxism and slavery" ~n E. Klein
Clear and cool
Coastal
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COASTAL ANO M OUNTAIN
AREAS -8hO<*fil Thvrea.y
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dunll)ed up lo IS ~Of -°" Vtlll and thrNtenM wintry _.._ ff"om ,.... Me.clco '° the
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Lawmen examine severt·d patrol cor on Crown Vall .. y Parkway.
Sheriff"& deputy was thrown clear and e,;('ap~d injury.
Deputy escapes fiery crash
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of HM De1tJ ,llot aten
Orenge County Sheriff's
Department deputy Donald
Mason is a lucky man.
The 22-year-old deputy was
responding to an emergency call
In Laguna Niguel yesterday
when his sheriff's vehicle went
out of control and slammed mto a
street light standard at Pacific
Island Drive and Crown Valley
Parkway.
The impact tore the car m half,
and the gasoline tank exploded
into flames
Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart sa1d
the con cussio n fr om the
explosion apparently tossed the
deputy t hrough the opening
created in the crash. He landed in
a grassy field -unhurt except
for nunor acratches, Hart &aid.
The sheriff's spokesman said
Mason is resting at home today
Lagunan John D. Mitchell Jr,
was driving east on Crown
Valley Parkway when he spotted
thick black smoke on the ~urve
near Pacific Island Drive.
"It was too black to be a house
fire,'' Mitchell said He said he
rounded the curve, and "the first
thin~ I saw were head.lights and
a hood, and the rest of lhe body
agamst the post.''
He said several tru,·k d rivers
were trying t.o put out L'le flames
with small fire exungu~hers
"You could teU by the look on
their faces they thought someone
was m there. but nobody could
get close enough to the car,"
M1t.cheU said
He said flames fueled by the
gas line flowed down a t.•ulvert
and acr088 Lhe roadway
Hart said Mason was
wt•s tbound on C rown Valley
Parkway, as a backup urut to a
l0all mvolvmg a violent menl.al
case
H e said the California
Highway Patrol 1s investigating
the crash.
SUPER STATIONS. • •
From Page A1
As a result, cable television comparues that offer more than
two of the super Stallons fat:e nearly a seven-fold increase m
royalties they must pay These fees are d1v1ded among
broadc.asters, producers and sports companies.
Locally, Group W, which serve$ most of Newport ~h. ha.I
dropped WOR-TV from its schedule as a result of the court
decision.
Patty La Venture, Group W program manager in · Newport
Beach, said the company would have had tO pay a huge UlCJ'ease
ln royalues if it chose to retain WOR.
''It probably would have been passed along to the
l'Onsumec." she said. "We chose to alter our lineup instead of
ratSmg the fees."
The cable company will continue to carry two other super
stations, WGN-TV and WfBS-TV. In place of WOR, Group W
has applied to carry Cmemax, a pay-extra channel offering
movies and children's programming.
Community Cablevisio n Co , which serves Irvine and
portions of Newport Beach and Tustin, will conunue to offer
WOR-TV and WTBS-TV, according tO general manager Don
Mc Nutt
He sa1d about 11,000 of the company's 20,000 subscnbers are
equipped to receive the super stations. Although the company
will be forced to pay some increased royaities, there are no
present plans to pass this extra fee along tO subecnbers, McNutt
said.
He added, however, that when the company's contracts with
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Orange Cou1 DAILY PILOT/Tu.day,~ 18, 1Ma .-1
NATION Freeway Killer on· trial • 10 county
States could fall behind
on unemployment benefits
Willi111n Bonin, convicted of l 0 LA n1urders, beinlJ tried for four more
By Tbt A11oclattd Pn11
WASHINGTON -RAt•aan 1dmi11l1tr11t1cm offkl•I• .. y
there la no auaran\ee 2'r atatea will b~ •ble to pay
unemploy~n\ checkt beyond thta w"k, evt>n thouah nearly
$200 mUUon la now available for loana w make auch ~ymenta.
The Labor DepartrMnt noUtled It.ate offlclala Monday that
$196.8 mWJon would be advanced to the Treaaury Deparunent
from che' federal unemployment \rUlt fund to avert a ~tion
of jobJeu beneflta thil week. Otherwlae, 27 atatH and the
Dtatrla\ of Columbia would have run out of mone-y to continue
unemploynwnt paymenta at 12:01 • m tomorrow.
Th• Oran1tt County trhal ot
convktetd ''Frnway KlllPr"
Wlllh•m <.lt-or1• Bonin a
procettdlni which auorney1
eetlmat.e wlll I.Ake fr<.>m thl'ff to
five month1 la under way with
tho tint 1tep1 toward jury
11election
Bonin. alrt'ady under the death
•entence tor 10 flnt-de1ree
murder convictions in Los
Angele• County, la accuaed of
f our local 1laylng1 that
prOIM!C'utors allege are part uf the
lttlllle c•hafa of wrturu-murd4'rs
Drfenu attorney William
Charvet told Supt'rlor Court
Judgei Kenneth Lat' yeeterday
th•t hC' plan.ii w call IJ2 wltnt111K'I
du1 Ina the trial
Pro1ec:utvr Bryan Brown
ntlmat.ed that aelectlon of a jury
1&lone will 1.ake a month
Charvet, uylns that the
hundreds of prt.w reporta of the
llO-called freeway klWnp made It
lmpoeetble tor Bon.In to get a fair
trial here. had aoul(ht to have
prcx:eiodlna• moved •IMwhere.
But 1..N c.lenlf'd that r.quest In
January
Bonin ap~art'd In wurt In hi.a
('OUnty jl.ill lt11uf" oran&t" jumpiuJt
He· wulved hie rlsht to be triod ln
civilian dothN CharvC't uld hJ.a
client could not afford enouah
clothlnai to appear In different
outfit.a oft.en enough, and Bonin
declined a defenae offer to
purchaat' him one or two suJta of
used clothing
Mot1t dttfonat' attorneys lnatat
that their cllenta be tried In
cMllan dothint on the theory
that Jail 1arb l•evea an
lncrlminat.lna lrMp ln °"' m1ndl of juron.
Lae called 126 proapec:Uve
ju.ton to OM cou11t'OOm for an
lnttJal 8CJ'Mr\1nC y•terday, and
another 1~ are ~ to b9
called. ~of ~w
jurora It Jlmlted for now to
whether they will b9 •vaJlable
for the duration ol the trial.
Stuntman scales tower sans record
HOUSTON -A atuntman who tc&led the 70-atory Texat Statewide storm Garner tried
for striking
Laguna man
Commerce Tower Mid that for the laat 20 floon, hil bod ve
out and "I didn't thlnk I waa golna to make
lt." Ron Broyles, 29, of Los Anfeles waa
arrested laat night on a charge o criminal
trespua aa he reached the panpet of the plays no favorites
office bull~ at 10:44 p.m. He was releaaed
around midnlght after posting an $800 bond
pending arraignment today. The building la
1.049 feet above sea level, but only 999 teet
over the at.reel. Offk1als said the face Broylea
choee rUes 993.33 feet He was apparently
undaunted by his failure to crack the ...
1,000-foot mark. "If that didn't do it MOYL.al
technically, I'll go back and climb another one," he said.
IRS says tax refunds smaller
WASHINGTON -Federal income tax refunds thUI year
are a bit smaller than at this time in 1982, apparently because
many taxpayers are having less withheld from their paychecks.
The Internal Revenue Service says that of the 39.6 million
individual returns received through March 5, 20.7 million had
been processed and 13.9 mJUion got refunds. The refunds
averaged $687, compared with $698 a year ago
STATE
Special mayoral election today
SAN DIEGO -Election off1c1als were pred1ctmg a low
voter turnout between 35-40 percent today in the first special
mayoral election in this city's 133-year history Twenty
candidates were running for the JOb vacated by three-term
mayor Pete Wilson, elected to the U S Senate last November.
Two men found slain in car trunk
LOS ANGELES -A Baldwin Park construction company
owner and his ac:countant were found yesterday shot to death
and stuffed in the trunk of a car parked at Los Angeles
International Airport, shenff's deputies said. Will.ts McKnight,
64, owner of McKnight Construction Co., and accountant
Warren C. Spinney, 59, were found "shot several times" and left
in the trunk of McKnight's Mercedes, police said.
Boy and baby sitter still missing
LOS ANGELES -A 23-month-old boy and a 23-year-old
baby sit~r are still rrussmg three days after they left the child's
grandparents' house to see a kitten at the baby sitter's
apartment, police said ''They never arrived" at the apartment
to see the kitten. Officer Daniel Ruelas said today, noting that
the d~ between the home and the apartment is about four
blocks. Investigators have no clues or known motive for the
dilappearance of Marquall Boyles and sitter Carolyn Camben,
who disappeared Saturday afternoon in South Central Loe
Angeles.
Jury awards $8 million damages
LOS ANGELES An lnSurance company must pay $8
million in punitive damages because 1t refused to pay a $12,000
accidental death benefit in 1975, contending the drowrung of a
P()ftal Service employee was a suicide, a Jury ruled It was the
largest verdict ever awarded in a "bad faith" insurance cue,
said William Shemoff, who represented Mary Frazier. 30,
whose husband, David Fraz1er Jr . 23. drowned m Channel
Islands Harbor in Oxnard. m her Superior Court case aiamst the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
By The A11oclated Pre11
ln Huntington Beach, holes m
the floor of The End Cafe
provide an eerie ocean view
In Venice, the Los Angeles
County lifeguards' central
division headquarters rests,
orphaned, on pilings six feet
above the sand.
In Marin County, storm-
aavaged levees suffered rrull1ons
of dollars in damage.
These are among the most
dramatic examples of the
devastation wreaked by a series
of stonT\S this winter from which
It may take the California coast
years to recover.
The stonns that have hit Smet!
Jan. 21 swirled away the top
elght feet of Los Angeles County
beaches. and , saya Larry
Charness of the county Beaches
and Harbor Department, "We
can't tell how much sand will
come back by thlS summer, or m
years to come or if it has been
lost forever."
Of the total state damage
estimated at $523 million, $151
Valley weighs
hotel smoke
detector law
All apartments and hotels in
Fountain Valley w ould be
required to have smoke detectors
under the terms of a proposed
law that will be considered
tonight by the City Council
The council meets at 8 p.m. in
Fountain Valley City Hall, 10200
Slat.er Ave.
Lael month, Fare Chief
Richard JorgeNet'l propoeed a
city smoke detector law that
would cover all single-family
houses aa well. But that provision
was removed after several
COUJlCU members raised questiom
about the difficulty of enforcing
the requirement in smgle-family
houses.
The fire chief's new proposal
does call for a campaign to
encourage homeowners to install
smoke detectors through
messages llUlertro m city water
bills.
million was to public property
and $372 million to privat¢
homes, businesses and farms. and
not all figures are in
"The thmg about th111 one ia
that it 's affected so many
counues, up and down the st.ate,"
said Anita Garcia of the state
Office of Emergency Services ln
Sacramento, noting that the
governor haa declared 32
c'Ounues m a state of emergency
and nine additional counties have
requested such a declaration.
ln Marin County. on the coaat
a few miles north of San
Francisco, high tides damaged
levees, raising damage to publlc
facilities to $6 3 mllhon of a
countywide damage total of $19
million. It was the m06t severely
da~ged county in the northern
part of the st.ate
Worst hit was Los Angeles
County, with $61 9 m1l11on in
damage, followed by Orange
County with $29.9 million, she
said. Also hard hit were Ventura
County, $18.7 million, and San
Diel(o County, $14.2 million.
James Garner
tried for assault
Motorists can hardly get to Half Moon Bay.
Highways I. R4 and 92 hove bPe n dosed b y
mudslides.
SALIN AS (AP) -Jury
aelection has been completed In a
civil trial ot James Gamer, beina
aued for $2.2 million by a aolf fan
who .:cuaed the .ctol' of beltinc
him dwing the 1981 8'nc ere.by
Pro-Am Golf Tournament In
Pebble Beach.
W illiam Stewart, 33, of
Laguna Beach, hat charaed
Garner in Monterey County
Superior Court with hlttll\I him
ln the ·face and knocldn1 him
down on the ninth hole at the
February 1981 tournament, in
which Garner WM a partidpent.
The actor, who played Jim
Roc kford In the popular
"Roc kford Fllea" televlalon
~rtea, refused comment on the
case yesterday; he hM said that
Stewart wu hecld.lnl him and he
pve the spectator a alight push.
In hie suit, Stewart aald
Garner was a man of
considerable wealth and fame
whose actions eet an ex.ample for
millions.
Mudslide
on Grapevine
cleared away
GRAPEVINE (AP) -A
mudalide that ckad a portion of
Interstate 5 Sunday waa cleared
from. the road lMt night by siate
w o rk crews, a California
Highway Patrol dispetchtt said.
The slide on a raln-aoaked
hillside juat north of the Los
Angeles-Kem C-ounty line tent a
alippery film of mud onto the
hi1hway, completely blockin1
northbound Jann, about 8:U
p.m. Sunday, the patrol aaki.
Southbound lanes were open
along a 3-to-~ mile etretch
between the bottom of the
Grapevine and Fort Tejon, but
traffic moved alowly because
closure of all four northbound
lanes forced the CHP to wte two
southbound lanes to lead
northbound traffic.
ln Northern California,
mudalides have forced closure of
Highway 92 near Half Moon Bay
through tomorrow.
WORLD
Letter bomb wounds Navy man
It's sunny, but don't put unJbrellas away
LONDON -An incendiary letter bomb addreseed to the
U.S. Navy's European headquarters exploded today, sllabtly
burning a senior chief petty officer who opened It. a Navy
spokesman said The American serviceman, John E. Williams,
was treated by a Navy doctor on the 1Cene for a slight bum to
his right hand and he remained on duty. the spokemnan said.
Williams' age and hometown were not lmmediately known.
Soviet production percentage up
MOSCOW -Soviet industrial production rose by 5.2
percent in January-February over the same period last year and
labor productivity roee by 4.6 percent, the Commuruat Party
newspaper Pravda said today. But It singled out chemical. wood
processing and conswner goods enterpriles for failing to meet
their targeta.
Mexico matches OPEC price cuts
MEXICO CITY -Mexico, the United State9' largest aingle
oil supplier, has matched OP!X:s price cut despite banking fean
that decreaaed revenues could force the financially troubled
nation to default on ita foreign debt. Hours alter the 13-member
Organization of Petroleum ExportinQ Countries aluhed lta bue
price ye.terday to $29 • barrel. the Mexican government
followed ault.
By The Associated Preti
Northern CalifomiaN enjoyed
a rare day of winter sunahine
t.yday aa another storm marched
toward them acrais the Paciflc.
the latest ln a seriet1 of frontal
asaaults that have caused an
estimated half-billion dollars in
damages statewide since mid-
January.
"It loo}u Uke maybe things will
start clouc:hng up today and by
tomorrow it will be raining
again," said National Weather
Service lead forecaster Ron
Wagner.
The WMther Service aald the
new storm, expected to last mto
Friday. would dump snow down
to the 4,000-foot level in the
Sierra Nevada, adding to a
maasive anowpack that threatens
to create massive spring flooding
in California and Nevada
"All that we can hope and
pray for la that we have a normal
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melt," Robert Vickers. regional
director of the Fed eral
F.rnergency Management Agency
told the California Senate
Finance Committee yesterday
"I think all of us are aware
that all of our reservoirs and
rivers are fulJ. Should somethlng
Uke a h~vy runoff happen. we
would really have problems "
Heavy we-ekend rains m the
Sierra swelled the Truckee
River. which cascades from Lake
Tahoe down the east.em slope of
the range and through
downtown Re no, forci ng
evacuation of about 40 people
from the low-lying Washoe
County Jail.
Alex Cunningham. director of
the state Office of Emeraency
Services, told the Senate
committee Monday that the
storms have cauaed $523 million
m dAmage aero. California 80
far, hannlna 8,382 homes and
793 busineaes and causan, $214
million in agricultural damage.
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Researchers
• say meteorite
is from Mars
M1NNEAPOL18 (AP) -University of
Minnesota reaearchera Hy they've detected
appart'nt traces of Martian au In a meteorite found
in Antarctica, which would make It the tint object
from another planet known to reach Earth.
"Penonally, I don't think there ta any other
explanation rtaht now: ThJa meteorite came from
Mara," ~d Robert Pepin, the phy1lct1t who heads
the study team.
However, Pepin said other acientilts 1UU may
be s keptical and called for more study of the
17-pound rock. The unlvenml's flndlnga will be
reported this week at the 14th unar and Planetary
6dence Conference in Houston
in Marin County?
Sclentilts had suspected the iron-rich meteorite
came from Mars, amce it la much younger than the
common types of meteorite that chip from asteroids
and fall to Earth. But until the MlnnetlOta team
found gas traces Ln the rock unique to Man, all
evidence of a Martian o r i gin had been
c1rcumstanuaJ. hold down the IO&rlfll 009t of
living haa won approval from the
Fairfax Town Council.
"lt capturee the lmagination of
Movies benefit
Laguna schools
Back-to-back classic films -eeven of
them in all -will be shown Saturday in
IAguna Beach to raiee funds for the Lquna
BNch Education Foundation.
The movie marathon begins at noon ln
the Artists' Theater at Laguna Beach HJgh
School with "Gold Rush," and end.a after
midnight with Alfred Hitchcock's
"Notorious."
In between will be the "African Queen,"
"DiaboUque," "Wings," "Diva" and "Play
Misty for Me."
Tick.eta are $5 for adults, $2 for children
and you can come and go as you pleeae. It'•
one price for all 8eYen flicks.
For information, or exact times for
specific films, call SchoolPower director Sudy
Tlionton at 494-6811.
•Police Explorrr Scouts in Costa Mesa
are joining other county pasta in an effort to
ral.ae $5,000 for United Cerebral Palay of
Orange County.
The Exploren have placed 1,500 cans in
bu1ineases throughout Orange County in
order to help handicapped infants and adulta
in the area. Deadline la April 15.
•A St. Patrick's Day Dance to benefit the
Boys Club of Fountain Valley will be held
Friday at the Fountain Valley Recreation
C.enter, 16400 Brookhunt St.
The event will take place from 8 p.m. to
midnight. Dancing, priJ.es and an open bar will
be featured. 'Ilcketa are ~ per penon.
•United States International Univenity
haa moved i1a Orange County extenaion center
to cla11room and office apace at 2300
Michelson Drive in Irvine. The new
~location. wtth 6,800 equare feet,
bu about three t1mee the space u the former
center lite at 2212 Dupont St., abo ln Irvine,
aa1d Barrtette Dommes, ooonlinatol'.
The San Diego-hued univenity offers
ci..e. for mast.en and doctoral degrees ln
business and management, education and
human behavior at the extension cent.er. USIU
.i.o haa camJ>U9m in London, Me-xioo Oty and
Nairobi, Kenya.
•John B. Fnkine of Hunting1on Bach
baa been appotnted ~uve d.trec:t.or foe the
Oranae County chapter of the Buildln1
lnd~ Amodation of. Southern CalifonUa.
rr.ldne, 31, replacea ftlUp Bene.c.vt who
Neently wu named direct.or of marketina for
a Bakerafleld company apeciaUatn1 in
re.ldent:ial and oommerda1 buiJ.dlna. F.nkine,
a former executive ..t.wlt to Oranae C-ounty
Supervbor BarrleU Wieder, wu recently =::: the Huntincton Bach Planninc
•Bear Street School in Costa M_. la ..-me donations to buy reed1nl boob next
people," said town planner
Rebec~• Hammond following
today'• vote to approve the $1.4
mllllon, 36-person project in
Marin County.
For $300 to $380 a month,
resldenla will have their own
250-square-foot bedroom and
will share dining, living and
recreation areas. Single parents
will have their own bathroom
and small kitchen while childleu
people will share thoee as well.
Ann Howell said she was
inspired by her experiences of
life 20 years ago in an Israeli
kibbutz.
She said the organization
decided to focus on Marin County
becau.e high housing coats there
a,l.ready have fort.'ed many single
residents to share apartments.
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University researchers worked from a small
sliver of the rock, which was dlacovered three yean
ago and LS currently stored at the Johnson Space
Center in Houston.
A .ringing failure
ABILENE, Texas (AP) -Pity the receptioruat
at Millerman & M1llerman Insurance, who thu year
will gel to answer calls for 12 businesses becauae of
an error in the new telephone directory.
Southwestern Bell's 1983 Yellow Pages
l'Orrectly listed Millerman & Millerm:m's telephone
number -but then gives the same number for 11
other agencies in a joint· ad by the Independent
Insurance Agents of Abilene.
Southwestern Bell spokesman Jay Allen said
yesterday that the data was entered incorrectly mto
a computer or at the book's printer.
Nothing can be done about the numbers now.
Here comes
Ides of March
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A woman places nowen at
fool of statue or Julius Caesar
at the Via dei Fori Imperial in
Rome marking today as the
anniversary of Caesar's death
in March, 44 B.C.
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It even leaves you with a dean, fresh taste.
J'Ml'Tb. f\&nd-rallinl drive ta;:; by &he llhool'• booster club. /UlyOnl! wan to make a danadon qan wnw to the ldlOO! at 100 Bear IL, Oolta .._ 82828. l'CJI' mon l.nbmation
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Orange Coa1t OAILV PILOT/Tu.day, Maroh 115, 1983
'New' mission for s wallows
Birds due Satur day; Capistrano p repares festivities NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
By STEVE MITCHELL or ... .,.., .........
Saturday m.rka the annual
return of the ewallow1 to San
Juan Capl1trano and lhll ume
around, lhe feethcred lt'avel n
will 11ee a landmark that h.u been
ablent IOI" moC"e than 170 yeata.
SI.nee lhe swallows' depertu.re
lut yffl' for lhelr winter home in
Goya, A r1entlna, the 1teel
framln1 for the new Ml11lon
church ha.I been completed.
The new church wW have a
104-foot-tall bell tower, limilar to
the tower on the Gttat Stone
Church that wu destroyed by an
earthquake in 1812.
~&end h.u 1 t lhe tower acted
u a be4K'On for lhe ewcillow1 NCh
~c.>ar u th"y arrived ln San Juan
Capl1trano on March l ~ St.
JOMph'1 0.y
The tuwn, and thouaanda o f
vl-1ton, annually ceJebr1te th~
return of the bl rda, with a
Legend haa it that the
lower acte d as a
beacon for the
swallows each yea r.
parade, cont.elta, toun of the old
Mlalon and other activi\Jes
Following i1 a 1chedule o f
event• f o r the wee k -lo n g
Map details route of parade cele b rating
return of swa llo ws.
Edvard Munch
Expressionist Paintings
1900 -1940
l-elebraUon.
Marc h lG Miu• at the
MINl<>n •t 6) ai ."'. followed by
crown.lnj of Old Ml.laion School
youna1tcu .. u kin& and queen,
mariachi• on mlt1lon arounda
from 10 • m . to 4 pm El
Prftidente Ball lhat evenlna al
El Adobe ft.ts&aur•nt.
March 20 -Kickoff mixer at
the Swallow• Inn wllh live
mu.Jc, bclilJ\nlna at l p.m.
March 21 -Coetume kickoff
day. with re1lden t1, vt1ltora,
merchantl drt!elina In Weetem,
Spanieh or Indian attire for the
week.
Marc h 22 -A toddler
marathon, with younaiaten under
19 month• racing In We1tern
wear. Slgnuf» at 2:30 p.m. at El
Canuno Park. Aao a children'•
pel parade wilh priz.es for peta in
costume, begina at 3:30 p.m. In
the mini -park on Camino
Capiatrano.
March 23 -Junior Western
Day. with boys and gtrla from 10
to 18 years of age signing up at
the Mini Park at 3:30 p.m. Eventa
include hat contest, horw roping,
COW pie lma.
March 25 -HOOllegow Day.
Vi11tors not an Western atyJe
dress wilJ be toued in the
h0011egow by Parade Sheri ff Don
Johnston. Aho, the Halnest Man
contest, in w hlch bearded
contestants vie for priz.ea at 5:30
p.m. in the Franciacan Plaza.
Marc h 2 6 -The Silver
Anniversary Fiesta de los
Golondrinas Parade, stepping off
at noo n with banda, n o n -
mot.orit.ed floa ta and digni tarles.
Marc h 27 -A trail r id e
through the hills surrounding
S an Juan Capistrano. Rid ers
assemble at 9 a.m . a l Mission
Trails Stable.
College plans
women's week
The annual Women'• Week
will be held at Sant.a Ana College
th.ls week from 9 a.m . to 2 p.m.
daily.
Featured topics will be mental
and phyaical health, lif~tylH
and relation1hips, option1 and
opportu nities In the working
world, spirituality. acholanhip
and aexuality and women in film.
All event.a are free and open to
the public. Fo r additio nal
mformation, call 667-3058 from 8
a .m .-5 p .m ., Monday through
Friday
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Orange County Boerd ot SupervllOrl wtll hold a
publlc hearing to con1lder the SunMt Beach Specific Plen/Local Coastal Program •nd
Zone Cha11ge 83-7P.
Date of Hearing: March 30, 1983
Time of Hearing: 9:30 a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible.
Location:
Proposal:
Board Hearing Room, Hall of Administration, 10 Civic
Center Plaza (Corner of Broadway and Santa Ana Blvd.).
Santa Ana.
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will hold a publlc
hearing regarding the adoption of the Sunset Beach
Specific Plan and Zone Change 83-7P. The Specific Plan
wlll be added to the previously Board adopted Phase II
Sunset Beach Local Coastal Land Use Plan. The Plan has
been prepared to provide the community with a regulatory
framework for land use and development consistent with
the requirements of the Callfornla Coastal Act. Action
resulting from the adoption of the Specific Plan may amend
the zoning In the area covered by the plan .
The hearing wlll commence at 9 :30 a.m., or as soon thereafter as posslble, and wlll be held
In the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Orange County Hall of Administration, 10 Civic
Center Plaza, Santa Ana. Callfornla. Interested parties are Invited to attend and be heard.
Compllance with the Calltornla Environmental Quality Act·
It was determined that Local Coastal Programs are statutorlly exempt from CEOA
requirements pursuant to Section 20180.9, Division 13, of the Publlc Resources Code.
All persons either favoring or opposing this proposal are Invited to present their View$
before the Board of Supervisors.
Material that you wish to be brought to the Board of Supervisors attention at the hearing
must be flled with the Clerk of the Board 24 hours or more prior to the scheduled hearing;
six copies are required.
For further Information. persons are Invited to call Ron Rolutts at (714) 834-5374 or come
Into the office located at 12 Civic Center Plaza, Room 268, Santa Ana.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
DATE: March 9, 1983
tSEAL) ~Or-c.-o.r -M-l& lM31
JUNE ALE.XANDER
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
of Orange County, Calltornla
THE GENEROSITY OF THE HOSTS & SPONSORS
MADE THE EXHIBITION POSSIBLE
Golden Hosts: Mr and Mrs. W1ll1am J Bet11ngen Ame .. con Tolle Co f 1rS1 Amencon T IUSI Co Mt ond Mrs
llonold foe I fou1 Seosons Hotets/Newporl Beach. fre1denr1ch
Con1emporory Ari Globmon furniture Mr ond Mis Murray
Gr bin. Mr ond Mrs Rogue Hemley; Hvghes Atr<:roft Co , Mrs
John Hurndoll Johnson Gollertes, Cort Korcher En1erpt1ses l<.enny
1he Pr1n1er· Kidder Peabody & Co ; Oms londsoy Design; los
Angeles Times 3M Media Ne1wor\s; Mr and Mrs T Ph1ll1ps
Morgon. Neiman Morcu\, Mr ond Mrs Corl Ne1sser; Newport
Bead· Morrooll Ho1el. The Newporter Resort; Odeh". Inc ;
O'Melveny & Myers. Poc1f1c M uiuol Insurance Co., Pocolic
No11onol Bonk, Poul. Hastings, Jonolsky & Walker; Peo1 Marwick,
M11chell & Co , Jomes Pick; Mr and Mrs Randoll Presley; Price
Woierhouse Pron11onu, Mr ond Mrs 81orne Ovole; Regos Homes
Corporo11on; Mr David Richardson; Mr ond Mrs George
R1ch1er Jr • M1 and Mrs Horry Rinker; Soks f ohh Avenue
Secut1ly Pacific foundohon; Mr Corl Seltzer. Sheppard Mu"'"
R1ch1er & Hampton. Smith lnterl\Ohonol; Mr ond Mrs Ygol
Sonensh1ne. Mr Oovtd S1emme1z. S11odhng, Yocco. Carlson &
Routh; Mr and Mrs David Toppan, Jr ; Turner Arch11ec1urol
Properties Union Bonk, Mrs Chorles Ullman; Mr and Mrs
Thomas Von Dolfsen, V1Mo Novo Newporl; Mr. ond Mrs. Colvin
Wallace· Wespercorp; Mr Eugene Whol e; Mrs Richard
Wond:ler , Arthur Young & Co
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Otr1ng and Mr and Mrs Joel Slurz~y
Silver Hosta: Mr and Mrs George L Argyros. M r
Donald l. Bren, Mr and Mrs. Ernest A Bryant Ill. Mrs
Thurmond Clarke, Mr and Mrs Charles Hester The
lrvtne Company, Mr. and Mrs. Donald M Koll, Mr
and Mrs. Roger W Luby, Mr. and Mrs. lean Lyon,
Mr . and Mrs. Robert B Mclatn The M urdy
Foundat1on, Mr and Mrs John H Porter. Jr C J
Segerstrom & Sons, Mr and Mrs John Marlin Shea
and Mr and Mrs. Richard Steele
8poneof9: Mr and Mrs Albert Adams. An101ne11e Ayres
8uchoher. Nemer, f ields; Chryst1e & Younger . Cal1forn10
Conod1on Bonk, Connell & Chofftn ln1et1ors; Mr ond Mrs Word
Chomberltn; Chose Mon hall on F 1nonc1ol Services, Commerce
Bonk; Doily Pilor; Oelo1t1e, Hos1ons & Sells; Mr ond Mrs John
Owon II; Electrolurgy, Inc ; Ernesro's Bayside 11estourant. firs!
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more than 25,oon viewer~ thus far. The
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~· Or•nge Coaat DAILY Piii.OT /Tue1d1y, Meroh 1&, 1813
~rn~urnrn~ma UJillIB~
Consider who pays for
these citizen actions
There is no doubt thot aiuch
procedures a.is rt.'('ails, cl8811 at·tlon
su1ui, lnlti lives and referendums
glvt dlsaruntled clt1iens a chanct..'
to partlclpntt' directly In
straightening out governnwnt
operations that do not m~t with
their approval
Elected representatives who
are not doing their job can be
removed from office and replaced,
laws that legislators have failed to
mitiate can be placed on the books
and laws that displease the voters
removed. And citizens who feel
they have been damaged by
ineffective or questionable
government actions ca n seek
redress.
All of these procedures have
become increasingly popular in
recent times. Right now we have a
June 7 recall election scheduled in
the Fountain Valley School
District, where three trustees have
displeased voters. Cost to the
school district : About $25,000.
In· the wake of major teacher
layoffs and course cuts in the big
Orange Coast College District, an
effort is under way to recall five
trustees. Estimated cost: $300,000.
Oddly enough, most of the
targeted trustees in both districts
would have to face the voters
anyway in the regular November
board elections. But the recall
backers apparently are n o t
inclined to wait that long.
In another area. Huntington
Beach v ictims of the recen l
devastating flood have been
discus.5ing the possibility of filing a
class action suit against the county.
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dull'gtng ot fk1ala Wt.•l't' negligt•nt
in 11nprov1ng und maintalnltig
(lewd t.ontrul c hannt·ls that
ov<'rllow\'t1 into tht•ar homes.
There 11> no doubt these
pt'Ople suffored a gn~at deal, hut
the fact 1s the county simply has
not been able to conw up with tht•
01oney for additional flood control
work since Proposition 13 sliced
property tax revenues. And
unfortunately, few of the
rt!s1dents of tht> flood platn hod
heeded the warning to take out
flood insurance that would help
cover expenses in the event of just
such a disaster.
The pros and cons of all these
actions are open to debate. But one
fact is clear. When a public agency
1s faced with a special election or a
suit of any kind. 1t LS responsible
for fooung the bills In the case of
a suit, this means paying for legal
defense and, If the suit is
successful. paying the damages
awarded
But who really does the
paying? Why, the taxpayers in the
school district or the government ·
area involved in the action. In
e ff ec t . the suers are sui ng
themselves and their neighbors
and deprivrng the public agency of
money that probably could be
better used elsewhere
Gross neglect of the wt!lfare
of th e citizens, or gra ve
malfeasance in office Justify these
actions. But those who jump on
the bandwagon and sign those
pt>llllons might stop for a moment
and consider -who's going to pay
for all this?
Opinions expressed in the SPdCe above are tho~ uf lhl' Oc11ly Pilot Other views ex
pressed on this page are those of their authors and ar11st<, Reader comment is 1nv1t
ed. Address The Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa Mt!Sd, CA 921>76 Phone t7H>
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Letters to the editor
Badham stand
raises doubts
To the Editor:
Regarding Rep Robert Badham's
stated opposition to the Santa-.Ana
River flood control project My
family and I have lived in Fountain
Valley for 18 years, and during that
entire time we have read periodic
articles about the arguing and
negotiations that have taken place on
this potential problem. Alter the three
counties involved finally agreed on a
plan, the cost was too high so 1t was
!Caled down to the present plan
Everyone apparently now agrees
that we have a plan to solve this
problem, except Rep. Badham, who 18
quoted as believing that we can't
protect everybody On the other hand,
Rep. Badham obV1oualy believes that
we can protect some of the people. as
he arranged for a Marine helicopter
and 13 Marines to aid a friend of a
friend, who owns a house on the
beach. How many Mannes wiU Rep
Badham call out for the rest of us. If
the flood does occur?
GRANTED. the Santa Ana R1ver
may not flood 1n our lifetime
However, we know from history that
it has occurred, and LS likely to occur
again someday. I believe it l..s a similar
situation to the predlcted earthquake,
it is not a question of 1f, but when it
wtll happen
Recent flooding in Huntington
Beach, which did not involve the
Santa Ana River, shows the results of
perhaps too much cost-cutting on
flood control channels 25 years ago
How obV1ous an example does Rep
Badham want? He evidently feels that
we can't afford thill protection. Who
does he think wiU pick up the lab for
the disaster loans, 1( the flood does
occur?
I am curious as to where in his
district Rep. Badham has chosen to
reside I would give odds that it ill not
in an area threatened by flooding
from the Santa Ana River
DARREL JEFFRLES
Policy unfair
To the Editor:
There is a Social Security policy
that merits immediate action by
legtalatora.
l f a senior citizen works hard to
supplement hia Social Security
~ by producini handmade Items
a t h ome, aellln1 $200 worth In a
month, with expen.te9 for snater1al t.otalinc $160. Soc1aJ Security polidn
dem and h l1 record Indicate h e
received $200 lncome •nd be
penallud, not the $~0 he actually
made.
II USINE88£S blR and unaJ I pe y
ORANGE COAST
lllilJ Pilot
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MAILBOX
taxes on the d1fference between sales
and expenses.
We senior c1t1zen1 who take a
strong interest m pol.iucal actlon and
turn out weU on elect.ion day feel we
are entitled to better corulderation
than this We work hard to
supplement our SS Incomes.
Anyone trying to IJve on SS. or
anyone who has a member of his
fanuly stnving to do Lhl8. should wnte
to legi s lators to have this
d1scnminat1on rectified
NAME WITHHELD
Place to b e
To the F.d.itor:
Orange County LS the place to be if
you want to 1/ assault a police officer
21 carry a gun 3/ carry cocaine
Orange County has always h.ad a
low crime rate But aft er this
precedent-setting situation, I can
predtct a high crime rate.
Talk about gun control! I'm agauut
1t. but an incident such as this 1s
incredible.
Perhaps if the individual involved
had been a bartender or salesman the
charges would have stuck and the
person would have been jailed. I
understand thl.s doctor was out of jail
without even spending the night. It
seems strange when other offenders
are required to spend several hOW'll or
days before releaae
It appears that money influences
the law, and the same district
attorneys are not very concerned for
lhe public safety.
CHARLES ARMSTRONC
MRS CHARLFS ARMSTRONG
Neig hborly
To the Editor
As one of those nor th C~ta Mesa
residents whose home was inundated
this month, I would IJke to express my
gratitude to Glenn Biron, Ron
Epperson and John Whitehead ,
concern ed t·1t1ze ns of our
neighborhood
Un Mar ch 1 when our
neighborhood received more rams
than the unkept drams could carry.
water came into our homes by tht!
gallons. Wllhout these three guya the
damage and heartbreak would have
been so much wor.e They cleared
drains that lhe city .eemed to have
forgotten, moved furniture to high
grou nd nnd h elped remove the
1tandlng water from many truly
sunken living rooms. If just worda can
tv~r be enough I wnd the bigett
thank-you fr om •ll of those they
helJ*I. DOROTHY CANNIFF
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Supreme Court burden grows
Frustrated Chief Justice Warren
Burger's persistent demand that
Congress do something about the US.
Supreme Court's workload IS urgent and
valid
In a rare departure from his monastic
life in an overburdened Supreme Court,
Justice Burger has takera to the public
stump to arouse the people and taunt the
Congress about a worserung problem
The nine-member court -five of
whose members are in their 70s -is
creaking, and heading toward the day
when it no longer can cope with the
docket. ll could graduall:,i slip into
"production line" JUStlce, Justice Burger
believes. It needs relief, and soon.
THE SUPRE ME Court had, m the
1981 term, 5,311 cases on ila docket It
wrote 141 signed opinions, Justice
Burger reported. And It is headed
toward years of 7,000 to 9,000 filings. in
h18 time.
If Justice Burger sounded grim in hJ.s
annual report to the American Bar
Asaociation, he was even more pointed in
a frank session with editors of U.S . Newa
and World Report. He told of his own
workweek of 70 to 80 hours and the
average of more than 60 hours by other
court members.
"I have marveled pnvately that there
haven't been some coronary attacks
among the JUSU<:es. In my annual ~port
to the ABA. I called on Congress to
create a commission to look into the
whole problem. The commisaion should
be set up immediately -I hope within a
rew months -and it should investigate
alternatives to our preeent procedures."
Justice Burger aald that while the
proposed commission Is looking into
procedures of other Industrialized
nations and searching for new rehef
valve&, the Congress should go along
with h1a idea to conduct an experiment
"~ ,~?·
ff lll McKNIGHT 4t)?i
to relieve the Supreme Court of its
awesome caaeload.
"I believe Congress should
immediately, without waiting for a
commission rerort. set up a special
temporary pane made up of perhape 26
Judges drawn from t hose presently
sitting in the various l'ircults, and let
seven-member panels or those 26 take
some of the cases that otherwise would
be heard by the Supreme Court. Tius
panel could be attached, for
administrative purposes, to the United
States Court of Appeals for the Federal
Circuit or the Temporary Emergency
Court of Appeals -both headquartered
in Washington.''
He told the U.S. News editors that the
panel could handle all cases involving
conflicting ruhngs by CU"Cuit courts -
now running at about 45 of the 140 or so
opmiona now being written annually. It
would have a "sunset provwon,'' he said
-not to la.st longer than five years,
wh.ile the monitoring rommission looked
for long-range aolutioru
Although he felt that neither a new
Intermediate court under the Supreme
Court. nor the temporary panel, would
require pa11age of a constitutional
amendment. Justice Burger stopped
short of approving the idea of two or
three Supreme Courta, aa some suggest
"There ahal.l be one Supreme Court,"
the Constitution says, and that means
that 1t cannot Bit in divisions or paneb1,
Justice 81,U'ger saJd.
He is firmly oppoaed to increasing the
size of the court to 12 member&, but
suggests that the addition of a 10th
JUStice, charged with the handling of
admlniatralive duties only, ia pracucal
He told the editora he does not believe
in an intermediate court that would
screen out cues before they reached the
Supreme Court -aaying the decision on
what to review LS "a core responsibility"
of the Supreme Court.
IT IS A nightrnariah problem for the
na lion's loaded court of last resort
Justice Burger feels that lawyers hie too
many "frivolous" cases -something l.lke
3,000 of the 4,500 new fll.mgJ each year
But he admits that "we. and the
Cona;ress. created the problems, to some
extent. Under the vanous guarantees of
the nghts of mdividuab and of cnmmal
defendants, a lawyer who doesn't file a
petition for an appellate review risks
bemg sued for ma.lpracuce "
ln the end, Justice Burger says he will
continue to be provocative about the
dilemma be<:auae If something is not
done, it could lead to "production-line
JUStlce, and that would be unfortunate
for the country"
Analyst plays his cards carefully
Althoug h he 1s hired by the
Legl&l.ature to find ways to cut spending.
Legislative Analyst Wllllarn G. Hamm
knows which side o f his bread 1s
buttered weU enough to get his pnonues
straight. This was glar1n9ly apparent
when Hamm submitted his 2.022 page
analyais of the state budget late last
month
For while Harrun dld point to areas for
budget trimming, his foremost
rt?<'ommendation was for a hefty pay
raise for the solons of $6 ,051.
representing a 5 percent annual pay
increase rompounded for the four year
period slllCe 1980 when the legislators
~lved their IASt pay hike.~ Increase
would boost their current pay of $28, 111
to $34 ,162.
HE ~O rerommended pay lncrea.98
for the governor and five other state
officers but was silent on DeukrneJ1an's
proposal for a 5 percent cost of living
increase for state workers
That Hamm was strelching out to
make potnta with his employers u seen
WITlll/
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in the fact that none of lhe pay increaaes
he recommends for the 90Jons and state
officials pertain to the current bud11et
which he wu analyzing It roven the
penod only until June 30. 1984. The pay
ra&Ses he proposes for the lertslators
Bible's no 'recipe hook'
Thoughts at Luge.
-People are right m consulting the
Bible, but wrong in regarding it as 1f it
were a recipe book providlnl' the
anwers; for 1t 1s really a book of
quewtiono uked of US, and we a ir1
SYlllY HARRIS ~
different ways -which ti why the
Word can be, and hu been, uaed to
justify nearly any poeition.
-Political manJpulaton who are fond
of invokina the "grass roota" wouldn't
know a grass root from a patch of
ragweed
-The latest irrltatlnte Illiteracy.
perpetrated 1Tl09tly by 1p0rta figuret and
their commentators. 11 t he word
"penultimate," which they apparently
think meant the ab9olute plnnacle of
ach levemen t . ra th•r than L he
next.-to-the-lut of anythl°".
-I'd f 1 wone about Andy Rooney havina two boola on the best-.cller llat
at t he ume time If Garfl~ld the cat
d1dn't haw fivo.
-A 1ubdJvi.llon "developer" II a man
who n.ath.lemly chop. down the lreel tn a
larp tnct -and then name1 the .ineta
after them
-Pa.rtlclpentJi in a poJurr pme who
1."*1 on dw'\4Pna \hld..r aee'-.:rter a poor nm of c:ardl.,. rmpUd tJy admlt\S.ni lhat tl:fr ~Ith thetr behJndl lNlNd of
-,,. o&d &Jdom ~' ")IOU cM'l beet IOftllbody WlU\ nobody" WM IWYWf' lNer
than '" &h• pro1pfltt fo r t he lH4
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pretUdenuaJ elt!(:llOn.
-There ia no effective "solution" to
the drug problem as long as there ts an
effective demand for narcouca: the most
we can hope for is a rational formula
that will optimize the deterrence of the
American system with the flexibility of
the British system of drug control
-The boxing parusans who point w
the stat1st1cs showing that there are
more fat.alitles per year in hang-gliding
than in prize-fighting conveniently
negl~t the fact that the purpose of
gliding 1s not ln1ury while the sole
purpoee of boxing IS to mete out aa much
punlahment as po111nble in the shortest time. .
-We INm from Jimmy Caner's nttw
book that In the 10 dayw of Camp O.vid,
while~ and Sadat were howied 100
yard• f rom Heh other, they never
exc~ a stnale word -to much for
the st.renflh and warmth of the "pela'
agreement.''
-l'he IUCIC.'C9I o1 the Columt>ia ·~
1hunle only proves aaatn how ineenJou.s
and lnvend~ the mfnd of man earl~. ~JCctpt whtn It la dHllna wtth human
probl4!1'n1.
-Word.a I would be p tafu1 II ~
would Ntllre for a whlJ& at ltall an
"llfe1tyle," "lt•te o f the art.'•
"parameters" (wbkh la invariably
mlauH d ), a nd t h t omn l p reHnt
"awuome" for thine• that .,.. only
mUdJy un.\lllUAI
... _ 1 ll.-plC.'l that muy men cherpd
wi th 1vedln1 c h ild au pport are
rewnttnl Uwtrftlelvea on lM mothen
tather than deUbet1 .. ly tnntl"I the
chlld:nni tbMr ~ Iii tmOUanal
more than flnandal.
t'Ould not be effective until December
1984 and those proposed for the state
off1c1als could not take effect until
January 1986
Having made his "Brownie" points
with the Legislature, Hamm went on Lo
deal with the budgetary issues currently
before the 90IOJl5. He contended that the
budget is about $550 million short of
providing both for spending and the
deficit but proposed $507 million in
further reductions along with $15
million in expenditure augmentations
Deacrlbing the governor's budget as
"too Ught" in 90me places, he CJted as
examples the peraonnel cutbacks in the
Energy and Couta1 C01TU1tl&sions and the
Agricultural Labor Relatiom Board, all
pets of the liberals in the Legislature.
Nevertheless, Hamm proposed further
work force reductions totaling 937
pocitiona in addition to t,he 953 deleted
by the governor.
He differed with the governor's
propoub for fee increases of $150 at
U.C .. $230 at &late rolleges and. for lhe
first time, $100 fees at the junior
colleges. But he did favor increased fees
for graduate students at UC and the state coll~. espedally for medical and legal
students "because of the financial
beneflta •tudenta in those programs
obtain.''
UN D OU BT E DL Y hia most
controvenial recommendation will prove
to be his call for shiftinl $72 million
proposed by the g overnor for
cost--0f-Uvini l.ncreuee in aid to the aged.
blind and a1aabled, to families with
dependent chlldttn (AFOC). Hamm'•
contention that their need la ere-ter than
that of the .ged nma counltt to f~
developed by Sen. Dan Boatwright of
Contra Coeta County, who prevlously
hu ar;sued A FDC p•yments In
California are hiaher than anywhere
elM In the country.
But, alth<>uah th~ ahortqe of funda to
finan ce 1tate oper atlon1 11 far from
ended. no controversy amons the
lawmaker s 11 expected over his
recommendatJona to incr8ae their P'IY·
-· .._.,. wan• moMJ to fix the ro.dl tn II SAividor. Why dom1't eomebod.Y pt
concerned ebout th• road• In Coia.e
Mtee? ff.A.
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Hospitals
to change
identities
Tha t-t• Orarnaie County h01pltul1
will lw changing lht'tr nunu'lll 111
the lomln& Wt.<t>lu to rt..Cll'C.'l till'
name of the corpor11 t1on thut
owns thorn, Humana
O n Monday, lht• 11:12 bed
WeNtmlnatt-r Community
Hospital becom es ll umunC1
I lospltal Westmlllllwr: on April 4,
the 2 43-bed West Anaheim
Community Hospital will become
Humana Hospital West Anaheim,
and on May 9, thl· 141 bed
Huntington lnten·ommunlly
Hospital will becomt.' H umana
H06p1tal Huntington &al·h
Based in Lou1svdle, Ky ,
Humana owns and operau.•s 88
hospitals an 24 states and thrt't'
European countrw:.
The name change for the thret.·
Orange County hospitals as to
refk<:t the corporate 1dent1ty and
for use in :.pt.'Ctal care programs
offen.>d by the fac1ht1es
Channel 50 gets ~
$108,000 pledges
wnar a troor snow• And what ~vmgs•
S3 off every souare yaro of Arm<,tronq Collector'> so1anan Put Jny of rne 16 oeauttful color<; ano patterns in your nomc ano get rave reviews
And Armstrong s exc1us1ve Sotanan
110 wax surface means
vour Collectors so1anan floor w111 keep its like
Armstrong
new 1ookfar1onger than vinyl no wax floors
floorfa1~~
-=iii It '> a very exclusive
Pngagement ptaving ontv • at vour Floor Fasn1on Center score Ontv for a limited time So catch our Floor Show and Sale today
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Bowling them over 0 •11• "°' •'•" pt\oto
KOCE Channel 50, the public
television station based at Golden
West College in Huntington
Beach, had collected more than
$108,000 in pledges through
Sunday night in its con tinuing
spring fund-raising featival.
CARLTON'S
LINOLEUM SHOP Police officers Pat Rodgers (left) and Owen Kreza work out for
the fifth annual Cop Bowl football game March 25 at Orange
Coast College. The contest, pitting Costa Mesa and Irvine officers
against cops from Garden Grove and Buena Park, will raise fond!!
for local high sc-hools.
The pledges were made by 2,
494 stat ion viewers. Station
officials hope to meet a goal of
$200,000 in the current drive,
which continues through
Sunday
1532 NEWPORT BLVD.
COST A MESA, CA.
646-899 l
Employer got
the wrong tip
By PAT HOROWITZ
Speclel to the Delly Not
DEAR PAT: I ban a friend wbo'a a
waltre11. She's told me that some of her
paycbecka amount to several dollara and
that'• all because ber employer 11 wltb.boldlDg
8 percent of Illa 1ro.1 recelft• fNm tile
employee'• pay. He 1ay1 tbl1 la req1llred by
the new tax law that went Into effect in
January. Thia sounds unreasonable to me.
Could there be some mistake on the part of
tbe employer?
M.N., Costa Mesa
It sounds hke there is an error on the part
of your friend's employer The Internal
Revenue Serv1ce reports that the allocation of
lip mcome required by the Tax F.quny and
Fiscal Respon s1b11l ty Act of 1982 1s for
reporting purposes only However. the IRS
reports that many food and beverage sel"Vlce
operators are erroneously w1thholdmg on 8
percent of their gross r e<'e1pts from their
employees pay, resulting in some cases of zero
or even negative paychecks
What the new tax law d()('S require 1s a
once-a-year report conC't'mang lip mcome for
employees. Whe n employers complete the
new Fom 8027 due the last day or February
next year, they wall compare the amount of
declared tips with 8 percent o( the total gruss
food and beverage ret"e1pts H the amount of
declared lips equals or exceeru. 8 percent of
gross receipts. no addataonal mformataon or
action as nt'C'eSSary
If the amount of declared ups IS less than
8 percent, the employer w all allocate the
difference among all upped employees. The
employer will then report these allocated
amounts to the a ffected employees on Form
W -2, and to the IRS on Form 8027
IRS adds that employers should be
withholding the amounts andacated 111 Clrcular
E for the tip totals declared by the employees.
plus the proper wathholdang for their base
salary. The new tip allocation IS not required
for establishments with 10 or fewer
employees.
Employers who have e rroneousl y
withheld taxes should refund the incorrectly
withheld amounts to the employee, according
to the IRS, and report only the correct amount
on Form 941, Employer's Quarterly Federal
Tax Return. If the error is discovered after a
Form 941 has been filed, the employer shouJd
correct the error by attaching a Form 94 lc,
Statement to Correct lnformat1on. to the next
Form 941 that ts faled
• Got a problem? Then write Lo • 1 Pat Horowitz P8t will cur red c.ape,
ptung the answel'B and action you .._ill n eed to aol ve 1nequit1es 1n
llOWmmetJt and business Mall your questions
to P•t Horowiu, At Your Sennce, Orange
Caut Daily Pilot, P 0 Box 1560, Cosra Mt!!IY,
•CA. 92626
Hereby take thl1 opportunity to notify
ALL • that M1 Stephani• Floyd 11 no
longer •fflllated with our 1ohool1,
Nolnl'ng or producttone.
,,
@ Pac\t\c ~e\ephc>ne
CC>NSUN\ER YEL\ OW P~GES
Orange Coun'-Y N<>r'-t'i
lhe best 11C1d book has gotten better.
Pacific Telephone is dividing the Omnge County
ConsumerYellow Pages into tflO new local dilldories.
We're dividing the Orange County Consumer Yellow
Pages into two local directories because your best
prospects told us they wanted it that way. •--
They want a book that's closer to home, \ ~F
and easier to use.
We're dividing the Yellow Pages to
make each local book a better advertising
prospects: the people who live, shop and spend money
in your particular area.
•--'Your ad, in our new Yellow Pages, will
cg:-~ command more attention. It will be seen
more and used more. And it1l bring you
even better results.
medium for you. Thke Orange County
North, for example. The people who live
there do 853 of their shopping there.
And the people who live in Orange County
. Get in.Cash in.Pick up the phone and
call your Pacific Telephone Yellow Pages
-•; .. ____ representative. j (714) 972-6470 I
1!111!!1 •1982 "Onull(t' County Shopplna Hab1t1 Study."
Central do 83% of their ahoj>ping in that area~ So now
you can target your Yellow Pages advertising to your beat
8u1lnesa to buaineta advcrtlscn plea11e note: Becauae you do
your buylng and sell in.a In both re:\t, we art-not.chanatna.. or
dividinl tht Orange County Bualne to Bu In Yellow Paa .
@Pacific Telephone . .
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Al Orange Ooul DAILY PILOTITuetday, March 16. 198'
Horse lovers fight
for riding trail
HunUfliton Beach horw r1den
have bf.en rldlna pretty tall In
the &addle.
But a "rana e war" may ht>
brewlfl8.
Horaf' lovt'rt, throuah the
Press event
set for SA
To honor national Freedom of
Information Day, the Orange
County chapter of Women ln
Commun.lcationa, Inc .. will hold a
"reverae preaa conference"
tomorrow at 6:30 p.m.
The program feature. a panel
of four jou.mallats who will be
qutued by four community
membera about general media
pracucea and coverage of specific
events.
The conference w1U be held at
the Hunary Tiger Restaurant,
2101 E . Edinger, Santa Ana.
Adnumion is $5 for members, $6
for non-rnembera.
l".quoalrlan 'J'rlollla oraanlsatlon.
had caam~aned vtaoroualy fur a
modern hone cent.er In tht' chy'a
U.ntral Park
They aot their wl1h IC>Veral
month• ago. A 26-acre public
facility with lotll of arncmJtJee la
now taking sha~ in the park
wet1t of Golden Weet Stl'ftt n~ar
Taylor Avenue.
The facility include1 a polo
field, a galloping track, an aren1t
and other niceties. There wlll be
room to lodge 400 hor1l'1
eventually
But there's a catch.
The big facility st.retches out
over the popular 2.2-rnHe horse
trad through the park.
The trait 's important,
F.questnan Tnula Secretary Sue
Spranger says, because its the
only tree-lined ridlna route in
the park and IS widely used.
The horse lovers want the trail
plus the amenities of lhe new
equestrian center.
City officials are seekmg ways
to resolve the ddemma.
DR. LAWRENCE E. KLEIN
announces the association of
DAVE E. DAVID, MD
in his practice of
OBSTETRICS
GYNECOLOGY -INFERTILITY
307 Placentia /\ve
Ste 206
Newport Beach
714/645-3290
CITY CW T»1CM
FOUNTAIN VAlUY, CALl'<>Mt&A NOTICa CW TMl9TU'9 aALa
NOTICI INVITIMO 1111>a T.a. .... 1:1-1117
NOTICE IS HEREBY gl_, thal ~ANT NOTICe TO
the Clty Clenc of the City of Fountain ~JITY OWMIJt V1119y, Calllot,,.._ _. recelw aMled YOU AM .. DCJ'AIA. T UND1R
pr~ untll the hOut ot t 30 p m A LOMG N>MI MCUlllTY UU1D
on M.,ch 25, 1913, for tile CONT .. ACT WITH POWI" 0,
recon1lructlon and rMUrlllClng of 8ALI, 014 TIO ll!PTIM•I" 4,
&.tat Avenue from Newland SlrMI 1119. UMLIU YOU TAJCI ACTIOM
to 405 Fr-y In llCICOtdllnCe whll TO "OTIECT YCMM ""°"9aTY.
the Plant and SpeclflcatloN rT 1114 Y U IOU> AT A PUe&JC
Ptopo11l1 thall be pteHnted a AL I . I' Y 0 U N 11 0 AN
undet Mal.c:t COV9f and •hall be l!XP\.ANATION cw THI NATUtlll
acoompenled b'( one of the fcwma of CW THI ,,_OCUOINO AQAIMST
blddara· H Curlty required by YOU, YOU 8HOULD COWTACT A
.$«1ton 10 of the Specl~ttona A~ LAWYRll
propoaala ahall be marked On Ap<H II, 111113. al 1:00 p.m ..
PROPOSAL ON PROJECT NO FIDELITY TRUSTEE SERVICE. (2t3)
2252, AHFP NO. 10H, end malled 772· 1174, u Ouly appointed
Of cMilvered ao u 10 be in the hand• T ruatee unOer ano purtuenl to
of the City CWll el '*' office In t"9 OMd of Tt\Oa1 r-o.G Sep•M>er City Halt, 10200 Slatet A...,_, on 27 11178. H 1nat No 331113. In
O< befcw• Iha hOut ll•led Al the l>OOk 3327. Pee-Ut, of OlflClal
deelgnated lime all t>•d• rec.lveO Reco<01 In tM olftce of the Counly
win be pub!K;ly C)l)en9CI, ••.,.,."*' Recorder of Orange Counly, State
and dec:lated t>y Ille Clly Clerk of Calllornla, aaec:ute<I by CAl
8iddeta end the public.,. kwtled to MARO Ult ES a nd HARRIET be~· al lhe d9ciar•Uon or lalCI MAAOUUES. -venoee.
propoMla Will SEll AT PU8llC AUCTION
AH blda 10 <eoel...0, ea.,.,.lnecl TO 11IOHEST 8100ER FOR CA.SH
end d9ciared .. be ,..,.red by the tpayeble at Ume of .... In '-""
City Owl! to the City fnoir-end ~ of the United Ste•) at tM
tM City Attomey few cNc;klnO and -ranee to the la Palma City Hall
repon to Ille City Council et Ila loc8ted at 7122 Wellf.et SI ..... la
'9QUlar ,_'"Cl on Aprfl 5, 1"3 Palma. Califon-. ... fight. IJtte end
l>tlOf IO eotnmanelng wont. IN lnlet-1 ~ IO and now held
contrectcw and ell wbconlrec1ora b'(" under Mid OMd of Truat In the
anall obtain• OU-.-llcerwe from p<openy attueted In aald County
Ille City ol Fountain V•ll•Y In end State deecr1t>ed M eccoroanca wttll the City MunldC>al lot 118 04 Trec1 No M25, u
Cod• No Volume I, Tiii• 5, 11\own on map rlCO<Oed In 8ooll
Chapt-5 04 end S 08 338, Peg .. 6 to 14 lnctualve of
In eccordenee wtth Iha pr-M---... Mepe. In Iha offtoe of
of Sectk>N 1170 10 1177, lnduillv9. th• County Recorder of H id
of the Labor Code OI lhe 81~ of County
Calttcwnla. the City ~ of ltle Th• alrMI addreu and othe<
City of Founletn V•ll•y hH by common o.lgnstton. " any. ol the
rMOtulton '409led the P'AllalllnG rMI property dffcrlbed aboV9 la
hOutty rate of wegea for aecll cre#i purported to be :M ......,... Ort¥a.
0< type ot wontmen cw mechanic Corona Oal Mat. Calfomla.
needed to uec:ute the contract The underalgned Truatee
which wlll t>• ewarOed to the dlactalm1 any llat>lllty ror a ny
tlUCQWfut bloder, u oalel,.,..,led b'( lncoffec:1-of tM atr-eddr-111a State Director of lnduatrlal end oti-OO<nmOtl de9i0Ntlon. If
Reletlona. any . .,_ ,,.,...,,,
The convector afWfl provlOe 9UCf'I Said ute w111 ti• made, but
compenaetlon lnau<ence •• without covenant or werranly,
,.quKed by the labor Code of"" ..,,,.. °' lmplliad, regerdlng Utle,
State of Cellfornta, end 111all poHeHlon. or ancumt>rancaa.
execute • contractcw'a oat1Hlc:a .. Including I•••. clle rg•• and regarding Hid compenullon ~ of the Truat• end of tlle ~ .. TN contf9Clor afWll truatl C< .. ted tly H id o..d of furttler reqllWe .. eut>oontrecton to Truat. 10 s-y the remellq prtnapel
a I m 11 a ti )' p r o v I d e a u c II -of tlle note(a) ~ by MICI
oompenMtlon ,,_....,_ for al of OeeCI of TN91 lo wfl 1243,000 00
Iha autlcontractort1 MC1i4)W. The with · tn--"*-'tl'om 12·142
contractor• •nd 1ubcontraotora •• t 1~ per .,..,..,. M prCNlded In
.,,.. furnlllfl !tie City • oer'llllcl .. of .. Id note(•) ptu. coal• and any
wlllv9r of .ubfo09llon undet Iha .,,,_ of te, t24.00 91 au«> wlltl ,_cl ttle --... oomc>er-..dDll lnter..i .• '*-~ of -'*'
lneur.,_ lnler .. I due 125, 1 tO 00. at -.ib No bid .. be OOl_.ed ..,,._II • • •
te mede on IN ofW ...,. form The beileflcMly under M6d Owl "'"*'*' by the City end ta IMde tn of l ruat heretofore execuMd end
-dance wlfh !tie prCNWona of dellvered 10 tha undetalgned •
th• Notic e and Illa propoul wrttten Oec:letetlon OI defeull end
requirement• and conditions Mt Demand for Sale. and • written
fotlll under Section 2 ot the Notice of Default and Election lo
Sc>edllcetlooa. &di bidder -be Sell The uildel alglled -.-i Mid
llcenHd In accordance w ltll Notice of Oefeufl and Electton 10 IPPICal:* etete '-t Se1 to be -dad tn Iha county Ill: r • u • n I I 0 c • II t 0 r n I • where Iha ,..., property la localed. 0o ..... nmen1 Code Sec:tlOn 4590, • • • .... undettylng note. balance,
IM contrec:tOf wtll be enlllled 10 175.8811 00
f)09t apptoved MCUrltlM with the Oele Mardi IS, 1N3
City or an approved fln1nclal By Miiton S. Katz dbe
lnalltutton In cwder to hew Iha City Fldellty T ruetM Service
....... funde retained b'( the City IO .. Mid Tn;et ..
In.,,.. perlonnence of "'9 oontrec1 11008 PecHlc C-1 Hwy ..
Plane. apeofflcatlona end oflldal Her-8Mdl. CA 90254 ~•I form• lo ti• uHd tor (213) 712-1174 cw
C8tl be obtained Ofll)' at Iha 312· 17118
oflloe of the City enaw-. City ..... 8y Milton S. Ketz
Co I I o t a a I cf Pt a n a and Publla"-d Orange COHI Oelly
8peclflcatl0na la ta 00, Including Plloe. Mat 15, 22. 29. 1M3
tu. • the bidder ,.,.-ta ttle1 the 130 t..-3
,...,. Md 9pec:Mcatlone be aetll by -----------malt, Iha m•lllng and llandlln9 "8JC NOTIC(
c:Nr09 "'81 be an eddltional a.oo. --p;ffiiri(;iiiiiiUiiiiiiii~-......_ the OM! of the "'8flA 8nd l'tC'TfnOUt llU 11 ...
lpeclflcattona nor th• colt of MAm STA~
malling •nd llendllllO wlll be FOT()..TAU< A&O, 3016 Catob,
~ Newpor1 9-11, CA t2980
TM City , __ the rlglll to l Q Wayne McLaren, 3016
reteel .,,., « al bide. Catoo. ~ 8Mdl, CA HMO ~ MeCllndon Ronald R MellnQ. 3016 Catot>,
City a.ti of lfle NewpOr1 hectl. CA t2tlO ~oun'8111 V1119y, ..,: =::-..: condYCled by •
o.ad; 0111 , .. tla l 0 Wayne MclW
~blt•Md Ofeno-Cout o.Hy ~~ -tied ...,. Iha ,... M8tdl 15, 11G Clertr of 0rllft09 County on tl02-«l . ttl3
P!bt1•1teC1 <><•no• co .. ~ Pllo4 Matdt t, •• 15, 22, 111:1.
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Angela De Palo
won't change life
Money hasn't changed Angela
Sweepstakes winner still works, rejects 32 proposals
SAN Utl'XiO (Al') Fut
mont•y . 1cad1 o r ll. hun 't
chanat'd Aneeh1 0... Palo ur h.-r
llft1tyleo
A yt>atr ago, on hC"r 3 lst
birthday, E111tm1rn Kuduk Co
announced that the San Dlefo
woman had won th e r
sweepitakri grand prlt.t' or $ l,
000 a wetok for the rt .. t of her
lite
"Peoplt> can't believe I'm 1Ull
her~ ... said De Palo. a 32-year-old
data proceulng manager a t
National UnlveraHy. "They think
I mu.11 be otr spending money
But as far WI t can tee, there la
plenty or time for that lat.er on."
The Instant wealth has had
little effect on her life, aaya the
quiet , conse r vative and
Introverted woman
She dnves the same car -a
12-year-old model with 140,000
llllles on It -shops m the same
store and hanga out with the
same crowd
Someday. she .ays. she plans a
trap to Tah1U
Meantime, she's received 32
marriage propoula, requests for
n•UonaJ teievl1lon appearanct'9, ~ndle. telephone can. and junk
mall oftc:rlnp
"I've had day1 wh<"n l wtaht'd
It had never happened t had bad
iUJlt lrif* havlna to aay 'no' t.o ao
m1tny lndlvlduala. l 've had
people c:aU and tell me to quit my
job and let IOmeOne e!M havt' h
who n~ the Income. That was
hard to lake," she told UM! San Dteco UnJon
"My 1iater aaJd that now 1 have
" bli probmn with nwn -I'll
have to find aomeoM with more
money Wan me I hope that'• not
true, b'th It'• herd meetlna
people," aald O.Palo, who hu
never married.
Government stuck with
Susan Anthony dollars
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -
The director of the US. Mint
says $500 million worth o r
unpopular Suaan B. Anthony
coma are belng stored away, just
in caae they are needed.
DonnB Pope of Parma, Ohio,
who addressed the Ohio
Ft'deralion of Business and
Professional Women's Club& here
said only 300 million of 800
million Susan 8 . Anthony dollara
minted have been circulated
becau1e of lack of consume r
interest
Many people complained that
the shape of the coin, Introduced
in 1979 to honor the auffragene
leader, too doeely re.embled that
or a quarter
The federal government 11
stuck with 500 million exceu
coins, which can't be destroyed
because of the government's
accoun methods, Po aaid.
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0 TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1983 Conway ilJ the title role of
ANN LANDERS 62 0 Ace Crawford, private ~
ENTERTAINMENT 8-i 0 BUSINESS 86 eye," tonisht on CBS.
Page B4. '
. , hopping made easier for handicapped
BLEDA TA puts them
back in driver's seat
' BY•K.AREN E. KLElN or .. o.r,_ • ...,
\ For mo9t people, shopplng la something that's easy and often
4'\Joyable.
~ But for the dlubled person, shopping can be virtually
~ble -etipecially ahoppang for the very specialized devices
and aida that are ao necetaary to his daily livmg.
Where can one of the eat.lmated 200,000 handicapped persons in
~ County obtain consumer information and answers about
wbeelchaira, llfta and proathetlc devices?
A national computenzed information system for rehab1htat1on
producta can provide data and answer questions about 6,000 items
which may be essential to the handicapped.
The Washington, D.C.-based system is called ABLEDATA. and
i\ waa founded by Marian G . Hall in 1977. In ABLEDATA's
qomputer banks, the product name, description, manufacturer,
distributor, code number, cost and other information can be assessed tuickly and provided to the handic.apped m pnnt-out form, Hall
d.
The system was started when Hall worked at a service
livering rehabilltaUon products in Memphis, Tenn. "There waa
!!*>lutely no index available which hsted these kinds of products,"
~said. So ABLEDATA was born -first kept manually, and
~en, when the project was funded by the National Institute of
apdicapped Re9earch, on computers.
' Regional databaae cent.era which Ue in to the mam ABLEDA TA
nter now number 15, Hall said.
Alt.bough there la no database in Orange County, the staff at
e Rancho Los Amigos Rehabilitation Center In Downey proVldes
onnation to handicapped people, or anyone else who's interested,
ughout the South West United States.
There is no charge for the service. satd Patge Finnerty, the
onnation manager. ''We'll be glad to research any question,"
rty said, "even the most obecure."
Most of the time, the questions are relatively easy to answer,
LEDATA'a comprehenSJve capacity for information
1 rty said she handles anywhere from 110 to 500 calls a
"°°th, moat from people who want to know how to lransport rheelchairs, or where to obtam devices like autornauc page-turners
The database contains mformallon on items that falJ into such
divene cat.egones as conununication, mobility, prosthetics,
Cherapeutic needs. and home management. J "We've got everything on file here, from respirators to one-
banded fishing poles," Finnerty said. Thert> are places to shop for the right equipment to make life easier for the handicapped.
l. Once the Items are referred to handicapped persons, Finnerty
flld• they can make a profound influence on their lives.
• "Some of the Items only cost a few dollan, but they make such
a difference," she said.
Dan McCulslion, a salesman at the Handi-Aid Co. m Santa Ana,
~-For around $6. he said, a peraon with arthritic hands can
bu)' an adapter the siz.e of a baseball which attaches to a pen or
pencil and facilitates writing.
"For moet of the.e people, the standard method.is that 90meone
eJae does everything for them," he said. "And they JUSt go out of
their minds. If they can even write their own names it makes them
feel great."
Anyone who wiabea to find out man 9bout UM! ABLEDATA
system or needa a refernl for equipment or CXlftllUmet' lntonnatlon
~call Finnerty at Rancho Los Amigos at (213) 922-8116
Other referral services in the county include:
The Dale Mcintosh Center, a private, non-profit foundation
which emphasizes and facilitates independent Uving for the disabled.
The center provides lnformation and referrals on attendant.a, housing
and advocates for legal needs. It also maintains a 24-hour medical
emergency network for the deaf. The center Is located at 8100
Garden Grove Blvd .. in Garden Grove. Information coordinator
MuGretta JorgeNOn can be reached at 898-9571.
-The Department o1 RehabilitaUon, which deals mainly wtth
vocational needs, has branches in Newport Beach, Santa Ana, Brea
and Westminster
-The Regional Center of Orange Count~zes an
deYelopmencal dlaabWU.. The orpniaelon'a uar1en are at
~ S. Maln St .. Oranp. A 24-bour phone staff la aYallable at
973-1999
Corrung up, Apnl 21 -23 at the Anaheim Convenuon
Center, is the International Abahties Unlinuted
Conference and Exposition. This year will mark the first time the
Califorrua Association of the Physically Handicapped will hold its
annual meeting in Orange County. The exposition will feature the
latest equipment and lnnovatlons available for the disabled. The
exposition is free of charge and open to the public
Shopping is often difficult for the handicapped, and
opportunities are severly limited. Until Ben and Barbara Paul of
Costa Mesa opened Hand-Ald, at 2907 W Warner Ave. in Santa
Ana last year. there was no place in Orange County for the
handicapped to purchase it.ems geared toward their basic daily
need.a I
For people whose moPtlJty is l.inuted, Hanch-Ald will make
appointments to bring producta out to their homes to demonstrate,
said McCwstion, the salesman For more information, call 662-1712.
The econ·omy. • • To move from smokestacks to high tech
~'/TOR'S NarE -Even m
deepest throes of thi!J almost
E
ear-old receuion, t~e U.S.
conomy #as m o lting -
~dding its tradit1onsl
ndenc:e on steel, auC06 and
Jo er heavy industry and
em'Oradng the new "industries"
of 'high technology.
• -Al the first pa.rt of a senes, AP
ter Robert Furlow reports on
t rhe future aeem.t to hold for
U.S. economy a.s the country
pulls out of the recess.Jon
~ROBERT FURLOW d 111l1trd ~..,..,
WASHINGTON -For ~es in the Uruted St.ates, as
Wr el y a a one recess 1 on
eventually led to the next, i~onomic recovery m eant
Wc)rkers streanung back to the
mll.1s and mines, to f actorles and auto plant.a.
It won't be quite the same this ~~vernment officials and
--+--10.7 '°' t""'"'l ..... --~ •••
private economists say they can
now see years of strength ahead
for the U.S . ec..'Onomy. But they
also say at won't be the
traditional sthlngth of big st.eel
and heavy and us try.
The old smokestack industnes
will never drive the economy
again, having lost that role to
clean, white-.collar "andustnes"
that do things, move thingis and
manage things rather than make
ttungl.'I.
A Commerce Department
forecast says:
"The bright stars among
American mdustnes are an the
high -technology area" -
electronic computing equipment,
telecommunications .
semiconductors (compu\er chips)
and related devices; games. toys
and children's vehicles; IW'gical
and medical instrument.a; radio
and television equipment;
robotics; guided missiles and
apace vehicles.
The word you hear again and
TOWAROS A N£W £CONOMY
agai n 1s "services," not
"products." And if ban.king and
computing are what America
now does best, that's what young
Amencans will be doing in the
expected bright future. although
millions of unemployed will
remain to remind t!Veryone the
changes aren't peinlesa.
"Yes. we'll stall be a world
leader. but not in the same
industnes," said Robert Ortner,
the Commerce Department's
chJef econonust
And private economist Allen
Sinai, vice president of Data
Resources Inc., said, "I don't
think there'• any doubt we'll
have a Sood recovery In steel,
autos, rubber, forest products,
some of the most depressed
Industries. But In tenna of acale
and employment, H la not likely
such induatriea will return to
late -19701 levels for many
yean."
''Thal'• not neceesarily good or
bad, he Mid, lt'a just "natural
evolution," and there'• no use
fightina IL
"It would be a aro-mistake
for government poltclea to
aubaldlze the expanalon of
lnduatnes where we no loncer
have a competitive advantap,"
Slnal aald. And that deecrtption
apparently fits ateel and autos.
Japanese planta, operat1n1
with relatively low labor cottt
and relaUvely hiah productivity.
have made well -publlclaed
inl'OIMia lnto U.S . markets.
One of every flvo can told 1ut
year in America w .. made In
Japan. 11 were l'ftOlt of the IOmm
cameraa. t\ereoa, videotape
reoorden and radial.
American 1teelmakera alao
have feh the •UNI of compot1tioft
front J1p1n1 wfiloh produced
1boUi 1 perwnt of the steel used 1M\ 1•r ln the UnlMld ,.,..., an
lnrn•• of 16 peroMl from ltll. uni.. AmM1cen ............
can eomMow Id~ Md ... WM
more 1Ulcl1nt, Ortner 11ld,
''They may remam a shrunken
indus try con centrating on
specialty products and on the
seeking of protection (against
imports) in Washington."
Not that big U.S. Industries
will disappear enti rely .
Comme~·s 1983 U.S. Industrial
Outlook says:
•Steel shipments should reach
75 nullion to 80 million tons Uus
year -up from last year's
24-year low of 60 million -"af
the auto and home-appliance
industnes perform as expected"
and af steelmakers replenish
depleted Invent.ones
•A 29 percent gaan in the
value, adj\Uted for inflation, of
cars and trucks built an the
Uruted States "11 expected to give
the general economy a lift_"
•Total new construction
should increue for the first time
since 1978, led by home building,
and lumber mllla should record a
14 percent Increase after
averaging small yearly declines
for a decade.
Despite the expected rebound
In big industry. the ttport &aid,
"The U.S . economy la mov{ng
into another stage, with much
more activity in services, high
technoioo, information."
These industries -all
dependin& on miniaturized
circuit• -''regiatered hl&h
arowth rates all throufh \he
receaaJon, and they wl I post
recorda in 1883," the report aald.
Thia na\lon'a ahlft toward
aervices and hiah technoloO hu
been occurrln1 for years,
althouah lt hM aometima been
overloOked. perhapa Meal* of
what Treuury Secrewy DobaJd
Re1an cell• "manufactu'rln1
m)'OPl.a'' -a tendency to keep
...tng the world aa it wu, rather than.,,, la.
''I think we are the world'•
1-der ln lm&ll computen." SJ.naJ
Hid, indicatln1 that that la
IOCMthtna wtU wonh belftl.
ln eddftJon, u,. ~don
of the U'.8. flnanctal •~t.m,
c:oupled wkh tbe natlon 1 loftl
poUUcal 1tabUlty, hu put th•
count.ry ln a pollttlon to _. In
tlM arowlnl lteld of flriaMtal Hrv&ce1 -lnveulnt and maMlina h':.s1um1 wl&hout -~=~yUnt~ ml'/ be W·U'llMd to~ Mh1
Workmen assemble computer terminab at a
plant in "silicon valley," where high lechnolOIY .
hu made the area economically tlrong.
d , \hO\.lah, and Sinai uked,
"What doea a reiponalve, CjArinl
1ov rnment do In tuch a
altuaUonf"
On• anawH mlaht be \ax
lncentlvH for bualnttHI to
retreln work•re who can't 1•t
tq.lnd....,. pa. bllck, he aid.
. ~ Ortner, "It we're IOlnc to
have ._ than • fUl1 recl0\1911 ln autos. tnatetd ot bulldln1 tho can. .,,.,.... nq.ht &Mm to aell
\Nm -or even atU lmpors.d
cart.''
"You cton't haw to F from mek&nl mn to a Ph D. lri ,..._
pb)'llal" 1n ...., • a• 1nto thil MW tcanOrny, 0ruw lakt ..
But both \he Bea11n
admlnl1traUon and private
economlatl Hy the nation'•
un mployment rate will NmaJn
hl1h -thouah craduall1 d1min1lhina .. recowry pioceede.
Offida)e N)' )'OW'I ~
knowln1 factory JOb• aren't
waJu1111 are ain.cty ~ to
lM Cl\anaa "A typical hl&h Hhool
,,.aduate wtU be wall·....a.cl tn oom.puwn." "'* ...a . .,,__ 20~~1tudmt1-* .. co1.&rHt 1Ton1 with aee4ear. M&b~ he .aid llllOI •'tm• wan be , .. ,.1 ..... '"'" hlnh,,.,. and eoftw ...
•
.. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tundav. Maroh 15, 181)
Judgment • JS
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I wu terribly upee1
when l read the letler trom "Tho &:ye Want.a
Scme\hlna, Too." I wu even mort1 upeet by your
respon.. ~ou let her pt away with dHCrlblJli
IOfnecot u "homely" Inf.ct. you UllOd tho word In
yow amwer.
Who amona"" hu the ris.ht to decide who I.I
homely and who 11 tMtautlful? How aro the1e
1\andarda .. tT kh lndMdual hu h1I own Ide. of
beauty and bomel1De91 bAMd on notions formed In
e~1~Udbood. For example, I think Barbra
S 18 one of Ow molt t>Mutiful women who
ever lived. My mother dlaasre~• with me
vehemently.
I beUeYe you owe every namely penK>n In the
world an apoloc. -GRAND JUNCTION, COLO.
DB.Al\ GllAND: By apolo1lll•1 to all th
laomelJ ,..,a. aa UM wor .. I wodd be p1UlD1 tllem
lD a calelOl"J JM A1 .... aot esl1t. fte ltrlt part of you letter wa1 fl.ae. Yoa
1....W bve ••H wMa JOI were uead. Beauty, I
aane, II l.Mee4 bl ... •1• of tale be•ol4er.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Chrlatmu la long
sone, but I am atill buued by 1101nethlng that
happened ln the home of old friend.I. and I need to
unlOad on 80fDeOl\e. . ""
My husband and I dropped by on Chrlatmaa
Eve. Under their tree were three gif ta for th.eir new
puppy -beautifully wrapped. The t.gs read, "To
Bo wtth love, Mum and Dad." I nearly threw
~ -ton~ la wrona with people who do
thlnp like that? Surely they know dogs can't read.
And Fina to all the trouble of gift-wrapping for an
animal make1 them look like ldlot1. 1>lease
comment. -STEAMED STELLA IN SHORT
HILLS, N.J.
ily Pilot wants your wedding and
e news.
o p you submit the required information,
lonm an avail.abk at the Daily Pilot ollke, 330 W.
&y St., Carta Mesa.
For wedding;s. only a black and white photo of
the briM i8 11Cttptable. Sn.apchots, PolJl.roid and
color photos can't be used.
The photo must be submitted no later than
ihr'P!e w.!eb alter the wedding. otherwue 1 t will not
be publ4b«J.
Engagement information i8 to be submitted at
le.t •.ven weeks before the wedding.
Fonm and photos can be dropped off at the
off~ or mailed to tbe Utorial Department. Daily
Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Cotta Mesa, Calif. 92626.
' DEAR S.S.: Obvtoaaly you are aol a pet lover
aad I'm aot 1olq &o tuna {." la&o one, bit people
wlao care deeply abcMlt u mal1 fffl &Mt ..ey are
very nearly la•mu. 'heir carrylDI OD b1 aottalDa
to do wldl you, IO cool It, Lady.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: l would like to uy a
few worda about the world'• oldeet profeaalon -aa
a former lady of the evenina put It.
l was extremely upeet to learn that here ln la
Angeles a new procedure will be followed alona the
aame llne1 aa the one In New York. The law
enforcement aaency plana '° releue to the prMI the
namee of the men who vtalt proatltutea. They claim
I\ has helped reduce the number of crimes
connected with that profemion.
Several members of the media uy, however,
there la no poj.nt ln rwn1na the pr09\ltutH bee.au.tie
they are "beyond em~t."
1 believe no one la beyond embarraument.
Furthermore, the real victima of 1uch publicity
would be the famllle9 and buainem a.odatel of the
men who are caught with prostitutes. It could be
extremely humiliating and damaalnJI. WW you
comment on lhil aod.al laue that will s\&rely be the
cent.er of much cont.roveny soon? -WHAT NEXT.
FOR HEA YEN'S SAKE?
DEAR WHAT: U tlaere l1 evldqce &bat tJte
aamber of crlmet a11ocla&ed wltll prosUhltlOD oa
tale Ea1t Coaat b1 bee• red.ced by prlatlas tale
aamet of mea wllo are cupt payta1 for 1ex, l am
all for lt. Here lD Cklca10 aeveraf malet laave bee•
rolled, blacll:malW and even m1rdered. ID my oplaloo lf a aewapaper pabllalaet tbe
name of tile ce1tomer, tile name of tlle pro1tlta&e
aboaJd al10 be pria&ed.
Engageme'nts
Piper -Pinheiro
A May 28 wedding In the Reformation
Lutheran Church, Westmlna1er, IB being planned by
Denise Charlene Piper and Johnathan t>inheiro.
The bride-elect. daughter of the Gerald Pipen
of Huntington Beach, attends Golden West College.
Her fianoe, who la eerving ln the Navy, ia the .an of
John Pinheiro and Carol Martinez of Whittier.
Henry -Gascoigne
Mr. and Mn. Gerald F. Henry of Huntington_
Beach announce the engagement of their daughter.
Pamela K Henry, to Thomas R Gucoigne, 90n of
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"Can't you see yourself behind that desk-in Lhe
office. or course."
Mr. and Mrs. Ted A. Gaacotgne of Lake Gregory.
The couple are planning to marry in 1985.
Smith -Slaught
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hook or Balboa and
Palm Desert announce the engagement of her
daughter, Kelley Susan Smith, to James Brian
Slaught. 1110n of the Norman Slaughts of San Marino.
A winter wedding i.a beiJl8 pl&nned.
The future bride, alao the daughter of· Dargin
Smith of Balboa, attended UC Irvine and graduated
from UC Santa Barbara. Her fiance is a graduate of
UCI
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llMA IOMIKI
AT WIT'S END
Take control
at TV break
• i
)
Ev.,-yone Memt to be ln aich a hurry lately
and rve flnally flf\IR!d It out.
They're between rnini-aeriee and t:Yery minute
hu to count. Merc:tfulll, the network hall given I.Iii
four weeka between 'Wlnda of War" and ''Th'
Thom Btrds" to get our lives back totether again,
We've sot time to wash our hair, call our mother, do
the hand IAundry, 1tock food and drink, gave birth
and file our taxes.
Mlnl-aeriea never u.ed to exude auch preaure
Aft.er "Rach Man/Poor Man" we had time to talk lQ.
the aun and relax and renew old acqualntancet '\
before "Roots" aJred. Then there waa a decent ·
interval between "Root.a" and "Sh<>8UJl" where we
cooked and ate dinner in the kitchen and vUdted
with our children. Between "Shosun" and
"Maaada," people actually had Ume for a qu.ldd'
divorce and a new job. \
Then the rnini-•riea not only start.eel to come•
at shorter intervala, the~~ getting longer. I no<
aooner got the feeling Into my body from 10
hours of "Nicholas Nickleby" than "Wi.nda of War"
paralyzed my mind for another 18 hours. __:
Eighteen houn. Do you reali~ 3 percent or t~
marriages ln the United States didn't wt 18 hount
And who could have anticipated that thi
addiction of mini-aeries would have brought about I
new national diaeaae: Sweepa Week Coma
(medically known as Fred Pierce syndrome).
The addiction la mild compared to the
withdrawal after the mini-series I.a over. People
leave the kitchen table after dinner and experie~
disorientation. They have no pl;M:e to go. (You gotta
admit, dependency on Ali MacGraw i.s real 8Car)'.)
People stand ln book.st.ores with sweaty palms
experiencing anxiety attacks when they are unable
ID buy the novel in paperback they have just IM!eJ\.
Children programmed to put the dishes to aoaft
in the sink, go to the bathroom and pack extra
snacks and liquids are now depreaed aa they face
instant chores.
Knowing the networks, the sua:esa of mini:
senes w111 not 110 unnoted. Give them a half hour
and they'll take a year of your life. There'• n()
doubt in my mind, the mini-series will continue to
increase in numbers and in length.
I look for the next one to take three houn
longer to show than It took to fight the war it
depicts. 1 look for act.ors and actreaees who won't
have to speed up the aging process for a senes.
They'll just live it out.
1 look for a decline in birth rate and a
significant drop m crime. 1f you want to steal a TV
itel that isn't being watched you're going to have to
work fa.at between S and 6 pm. the last two weeks
ot January.
•
niarket interest
\\Tith
Super Now Checking
Money market interest on every single dollar, as long as
your average balance stays at $2,500 or more.• Fully insured.
Unlimited check writing.
Checking Supreme
Funds overSl,000 (backed by Government securities) earn
high money market interest. Funds up to $2,CXX> <fully
insuml) earn 5'1•~ interest. Unlimited check writing. "
Huntinp>n Investment Fund ~
Maintain an awrage balance of $2,500 or more, and every
dollar earns money market interest.• Fully insuml. Limited ·
Now you kilow why your neighbor
banbat
to six drafts.
' Full~ full a~ fWl aervtce ..
Whatever kind:/~ or UvlnP a~nt you want,
whatevef type Of~ or bWllNM firiandal.eervice
you ~·.J~ Mop bY ind eee one of ow llivil\p
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Or1no• Cout DAILY PILOT/Tund1y. Maroh 15. 1983
Two dramatic comedies -go on stage this week'
Br TOM TITUS °' .... .,.., ........
A p&ir of dramatic c:omecU• -fUMy pla)"I to
be taken •rioualy -1fO on 1tAp thJa weekend M
Jtck Heifner'• "PaUo" and "Porch" premiere at the
Coata Meu Civic Playhouae. while the La.auna
Moulton Playhouae count.en with Nell Simon'•
"Chapter Two."
Robbi Schoonover and Helene Briaaa compriae
the cut of the C.O.t.a Meu one-acta, playtna dual
roles u unall town women d1-at.Lafled with their
humdrum llvea but afrakl to leave the eecurity of
their daily exlatence. St.an Wlaaick la direct.in& the
ahow.
Openinc ni&ht la Thunday. with aubeequent
performancea J'rldaya and Saturday• at 8:30
through April 9 al the playbouae, on the 0ran,qe
SI. '•'"1'1 Parlie1 Diiiman• Serving lunch and dinner with corned beef and
cabbege which tnctuctee aoop or aalad ellO lrtsh St-that
al90 lnciuclel MIMI. Located on lhe Balboa P.,..lnsula al
801 E. Balboa. Call 673-7726.
81ecldMerde
Serving corned beef and cabbage for $7 .95 which
lncludM potatoee and aalMI bar Happy hour wlll be from
11AM to 7PM 8nd llve entenalnment with Miii• Doucet
from 7PM. L~ted al •250 Marllngale Way, Newport
BMctl. Call 833..()080,
Ancient Meitner
lnlllt• you to enjoy lrilh drink 199ciat1 and corned
beef hon d'oeuwea during their happy hour from• to 7PM.
Located at 2607 W. Cout Hwy overtooklng Newport Bay.
Call ~&-0201
Ceane,. BJ The ...
Wiii be r..turtng a "MOOMhMd" perty, and Y91 the
rnOOM wtll be evaJlat>te for dandngl G1een beer and prizes
Wiii be on hand u wen u 11119 entertainment wtth the RlY9r
Boet Band. located acrou from the Huntington a..ctl Pl« at '408 Peclflc Cout Hwy. C.U 9e0-9319.
TheBem
Their St. Pel"<*• Day petty lnc:IUdee lr\lh drink• for
11.25, comed beef and cabt>ege, free hon d'oeuvrM buffet
during happy hour from •:30 to 7PM and alao llve
entertainment. Located at 1•982 Redhlll In Tu•tln. Call
~30-0115.
e.oech Saloon • Reeteurant
The eger'°9 CMllle for green beer. lrllh wtMMtay. green
margarttu and lepfectlaun coff9e. Plue an lrllh feu1 of
corned beef and cabbege or lrllh st-for S2.95. Liv•
entertainment I• alao actMlduled for your ll1tenlng pleaaure.
Located at the Newport Pi. at 2100 W. Ooeanlront. Call
675-9900.
A.T. Leoe
Plana an extrav9ganze of old buahmlll lhooten and
Of1glnal lrlth CoffM for oniy s1.oo. Allo In the IOUnge wttl be
complimentary lrilh horl d'oeuvr•. The dinner apecl.i 11
t>ralMd corned beef and c.bt>ege with all the trlmmlnga for
se.95. Second helplng9 .,. on the llouael located at 3901
E. Cout Hwy. In Cor0na de! Mat Call 759-1~.
Don.loee Knowntor9'*~~ on8t. ~Dey
tt'9y .. be~~--~-"" onty 11.00. Aecentty ~Ing their gnnct In ca.ta Meu you
mey now c*9brate etthef at •28 E. t7t Street (&42-1105)
Of' at 9093 E. Adar'N. Huntington 8Mctl (962-7111)
Crazy HorM SteekhouM
Their party le planned from •:30 with Special SI.
Paddy'• Dey drinka tor SUO and free. horl d'oeuvres. FOf'
your dancing end entertainment pleaaure will be the
Showdown Band from 5·30 to 1.30
McConnlcka Landlftg
Two lull ber'I upeta6r'I and downatelra wttl be °'*' all
the way through from IAM to 1:30AM. The pw1y alto
lnctudel two befM!s. one at •PM and IPM. There wttl be
lrlah Stew and COfned beef aandwtctlM wlll be Mf'ted. Located at 3180 Alrw9y In Costa......_ Call 5Ml-1880.
ScottYt
lnv'itea you to weer green and come oelet>rate with their
party which wlll Include complimentary tnlh Stew. Alto
feetured Is entenalnment with the piano bat. Localed at
192• Newport Bhrd. In Coe1a Mee& Call &it&-1•28.
Hllmburoer Hemlet
The Hami.t wanta to t>r~ out the llWI In you with their
chic New Yori( ber MMnQ I0!191y prepered, lradltlonal
lrilh cone. and aleo green beer on t8'). Mini corned beet
undwlcn.. and In.ti pQtatoee wllt be MN9d at the bat all
day -ju9t I*• In Ireland. located In Meu Verde c.nter at
Harbor·and Adame In Coate Meu.. Call ~7392.
ST. PA TRICKS DAY
DltllER
CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE
lnculdes Soup or 15 95 Salad, Potato & Veaet.able •
ltlSH DRINKS
County Jlla!rlruunda In Cutt.a M~ C~ll 7M-tH~ll
tor Ucket lnformaUon
At L.aauna, play~oult' dln'<.·lor 1>ouai Rowt'
at.an In Slmon'a 1utobluair1phl<·al play u • wlduwt>r
~mbarkina on a ~nuoua t\t'w rolauonahlp Francy
Walah, Robert £naman 11nd Karl.,ne Bradley
complete Uw cut undor tht· dll"t'(•tlnn ut Mllrthella
Randall.
"Chapter Two" open• Friday and will be
preeen&.ed Tueedaye lhrouah &aturdaya at 8 p.m.
and Sunday1 at 2:30 pm. until April 10,
ReeervaUona are being taken al 494 -0743.
Aho opening thla weekend la the Fountain
Valley Community Theater children's ahow, "The
Sleeplna Buuty.' Diane Schochet dlrecta a cut of
18 youn11tera at Loa Aml101 High School.
Newhope and Hell avenue11.
The play opena Thunday al 7 p.m with
ofunc~
&
::Dinner
Corned Beef and Cabbage
lncbSt1 Scq> 0t Sabd
1 Irish Stew
lncbStJ Sabd
sol [. Bllbol
ON THE PENINSULA 673-7726
BALBOA
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St. Patrick's
Day Party
IRISH
DRINKS s12s
Com1d 8111 & Cabba11
Hippy Holl 4:30 to 7 P.M.
Fr11 Hors D'O.Urr1s Buffet
JJ£ QN*J
14912 R1<M ~-
nJSTff
711-1111
• }ft
Double Green
MARGARITAS S1.00
St. Patrfck's Day
March 17
Luncheon
Specials
Monday
thru Friday
428 E. 17th ST.
COSTA MESA
2-1105
Sunday
Brunch
10 A.M.
to 2 P.M.
Cou•Mfut ~
9093 E. ADAMS
HUNTINGTON UACH
962-7911
SALOON & AE8TAUAANT
AT The H9wport Pter
eut.uquenl porforma~'C"I Saturday 1and Sunday uf
thi. WCC'kend and n41xt at 2.30 p m and next Friday '*' 7 30 Call 847-1108 for ticket Information
Elattwhl're around tht• CO<al thealt'r drcull,
thr~ ahows hod lnw tht>lr final wl.'tlkenda They
art!
"Cl<»ely Relakd" on the St-<.·ohd St.aje of
South Cout Repertory. 6~!) Town Cent.er Drive,
Coata MeH (957-4033). reaumlnf tontaht and
conUnulng throuah Sunday ut 8:30 ( p.m. Sunday).
with weekend matinees Ill 3 p.m.
"Bleacher Buma" In the Studio Theater of
Saddleback College In Mlaalon Viejo (831-4656),
givma final performances Thureday through
Saturday at 8 p.m . and Sunday at 3 p.m.
-"Charley'• Aunt" on Golden Wat College's
mai n etage, wlndlna up with performances
DANCING, DANCING, DANCING!
Two Benda 4 P .M. & 9 P .M.
• PARTY FAVORS
• FULL BAA UPSTAIRS
& DOWNSTAIRS
OPEN ALL THE WAY THROUGH
9 A.M. TO 1:30 A.M ..
Irish Drink Specials
All Day & Night
Original Homemade lrlah Stew
and Corned Beef Sandwiches
"WHERE PEOPLE IN THE KNOW-GO ..
31~~ ·COSTA MESI\· T\ff.I CWTO ~ST Gf RD HU· OAN:lNG Al«J ~ SEVfN fllG{TS A
714. 546 9880
ST. PAT'S
~ttLEBRAtll\'
'IKf I
Corned Beel aad Cabbage
s7 95 •• ti .. " ........ a s.w 1ar
Happy Hour 11 AM to 1 PM
Entertainment From 1 PM
LIVE
BAND!
Wecl.4an.
4250 Martingale Way
Newport S..ch
833-0080
St. P1triok'1 Dir P1rty
Thu ..... March 17
• Green Beer • lrlih Whlakey
• Green Margarltaa •. Lepreohaun Coffee (& more)
Plu. an HUIH FIAIT: * 1211 *
Corned Beef & Cabbage or lrlah Stew
.. w. 0111ntrem. ... ...,. ......
If It floats, .
chances are you'll read about It
In the
TtlUnduy throueh SatUJ'dAy at 8 pm. and Sundll1
a&t 2.30
A pll•thorM uf ot.her p!Ay• wll1 ~ otfeNd th.ta
wt-t•k at loc11l tht-aien. lncludin& e.i,.1., 011 111e ma111 ••eae o4 eov1r. Cout "-Pertorr .... Town c.n1., Ot,,,., CO.I•..._. jff'1...o331 pleytno luted• lflfouall
8etu•08)'9 el I P m lunQeye et 1 ao end .-.no "'4H.,,... ti Z;M unlW MatGh 27
"lnherll tlle Wllld" 11 ,,... W•lrn1ne1w Comtnunlly ThM••· 11~ Mep!e 81 , WMUnllllllf (N~ t 13), lunninO Frld•yt lllO .. lur~"'
8 30 lhtougll APfM 2
"The M1ttlec>e Go Round" •I the Hun1111Q1on hectl Pl~,
M•ln 81tMI er YC>Rlov.n A-Ill llNcjlN Vlltege tlflOpj)lno·~
(84 7 4"6!11. frl<laye anO 811urd• 11 e .30 lllrougfl Aclf1I t. ~
"8 .. How Tiley Rull" ., fM San Cwnanta Community T......,
202 Aw Cet>rl!lo, Ian Clement• (492-o.4611), oonllnulnO l'rldey'I Md
8•Md•r,• •• 11 p m. through Mwch 28
-'Annie Gel Your Oun" .. 8et>MllM'• WMI Dinner ~I
t40 A•to. Pico. 8•n Citment• (412-ffOOI. on t tage nightly except
Mond•y• et v111y1ng c:urtllln 1"'-through "9fN 3. -"An Almotl Per!eot PerllOtl" ., ,,,. Hlll'lequln Dinner ~.
3003 S 1411bor BIV<I . jutl north of Coat• M"8 (117t·H11). ~
nlghtty ••otc>I Mondlye et varyltlg '"'-tllrougll Apr'lt 10
By The Sea
ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY
•GREEN BEER •PRIZES
MOOSEHEAD PARTY
MOOSE AVAILABLE FOR OANCINQI
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
"11 P.clflc Coa•I Hwy. Hunlltt(llon a..clt
Across from the Pier lfl0..IJ311
JOIN US FOR
A ST. PATRICKS ~
DAY CELEBRATION
AT THE
STEAKBOUIE A SALOON
Heppy Hour Start• 4:30
Speclal St. Paddy's
Day Drinks •1.so
Free Hors D'Oeuvres
Dance To
"The Showdown Band"
5:30 to 1:30
~:>..B~~hollow 549-1512
GET
LUCKY
ON
ST. PATRICKS
DAVI
IRISH DRINK SPECIALS
CORNED BEEF HORS D'OEUVRES [UNitMYtr:U
HAPPY HOUR 4-7 P .M.
2607 W. COAST HWY.
OM~TBAY
646-0201
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CBS' comedies get few laugh~
-l:30-
l CJ) OUN~ OlLAYEM &~
UEDETECTOA
-9:00-
1 (fJ CJ) Cl) CZ> MOVIE
QI! 8AAE EJaSa 0 THAEFI OOtlPANY
• w·A·a·H
PlS>OE 8AENC
GlCPOSE
-t:10-
G~A
-11:00-
1) D II()) ({II Qt NEWS D SATURDAY NIGHT
I IN WACH Of .. THE JEFRNION8 HAMY.O
Cf() (%)MOYIE
lSl LOVING FMN08 AHO
P£AFICT COUPld
-11:30-
8 !i OOINCY I O~NIO~E
YOU A8l<B> FOR IT
IHOEP£NDENT NElWOAK
NEWS -~~ !l100a.ue ~ aa&HINO AC>OM
tSl ANEWDAY IN EDEN
-11:55-
'li> P8S LATENIOHT
-12:00-0 EHTERTAIHMENT TONIGHT
D 0 THE LAST WOAD
U lC)tSJMOVIE
(!) INOEPENOENT N£TWOAK
NEWS C1J LOVE. AMEAICAH STYLE
-12".30-u QB LATt NIGHT WTTH DAVIO
L.ETmlMAH OCOUPU3
(J) TOM COTTLE: UP CLOSE
Cl) LOVE, AMERICAH STYLE
-12:40-
D {() MCM1LLAH & Wft
-12:50-
H OH LOCA TlOH
-1:00-
Tim Conway ~lors
in thl" tide rolt> of
HAce t:rowford,
private eye,''
tonight at 8:00
on KNXT (2).
-1:30-u Qt N8C NlWS OYflNOKT
G) TOM COTT\.£: UP a.oeE
Cl) MOVIE
-1:36-
!CJMOVI£
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TAOUll.E!
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IT SEAGEAHT BIU<O
-2:45-z ()HEMASCORE
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-3:30-
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U D (f)rO)tZlMOVIE -4:00-
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NEWS tf •MOVIE @)ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT _4:30-
-1"15-_, __
0 MOVIE -MlWINK1.E
SH com,,,.I• //•ting• In TV Log
CHANNEL LISTINGS
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8 KA8( lAll(J
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• llCOP l II llno I
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15tl llOOC lln<I I
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B~ ... RED ROTHENBERG .,, ........... '".
NEW YORK ('BS
h1H trlc.'<i 11 m11aikh11n, a
1wuhbudth"1 hero and
""""a bumbllna aiumah°" But whenev~r
the network 1u1b1 at
co mt•dy or campy
ltt•('l'nliy, conwdlun
J:Jlll Murray ond Lo•
Ant1«ll•1 Dodijl"f 1t'l't1nd
b1ul'matn Stt•Vto 811x
rruulw 6'Ul"lll UPJ>('llr&m(.'t1
0 11 "Squart-l't!fCJI" to lure
11dult Vlt'Wt',.. "But we
hllll\.' to ~ caroful," 1114y11
Sht•pfwrd. "W h .. n you
brln1 adulla into the
acrlµt , lht." conct'pl
chanjt'tl, lll\d you have w
be.• trut· IA.I the concept."
Whl~·h brln&• u1 tu
CBS' o.:w 1how1 tonl&hl,
"Ac• Crawturd" and
"Gun Shy." Adulu
won'\ find much to hauah
11bout In ellher of thtim.
programmlna for young ------
and old aUkt-, ll lt't'ma lo ...... CJL]U~XQUR!:Y~T~H!!E~A:f!Tt~E[§S=~····~ tum off the old
"A ce Crawford ,
private eyl'," which S
debut• tonight al 8, i1
CBS' latest program Lo
mlu the mark, jolnln&
the long list of prev1oua
mjstakes, including "Mr.
Merlin" and "Bring 'em
Back Alive."
The network'• oth er
new show tonight, "Gun
Shy" at 8:30 p.m .. lan't
any barrel of lau1h1,
either. Both program•
wlll be aired locally on
KNXT (2).
The importance of 8
o'clock programming is
that It sets up the
ne tworks' follow-up
pr o gram . It 's no
colnctdence that the
independent stations and
cable services start their
big movies at 8.
lat ... ~llHtSllewl•uOllYS2JiU.ln1otwwfMllllt4
llit.t44•'"Ml6l6s4 2ssst~:r.!, J $
FOR fl.Kl! EX . EmEOTI V111tOur •••
ARCADE of GAMES• ;:, .·-::.· * fable for Five
1t1o••NJ'e.o,/,'JI •••o "'I
Al&o St rt pet C It) l'Jl
"The networks' loss of
viewers to the
independents is most
severe at 8." says Harvey
Sh e pherd , CBS'
programming chief.
Shepherd's over-all
strategies have made the E-r Tiii EXTHA ~ 1faa • ._
network top-rated, but •I. T'FRRf .C.THIAL ;o-&•W
he's still frustrated by · Aho oark C•ir•••• 1~1 ~u• llrlklnt Back (It) (!I
the lack of success with •~-------------------programming aimed at * Orln·lnt Open f 4S WHknltlllt / l :lO WHkenClt *
tht-whole fanuly. Children Underl2 Fret Unless Noted
Shepherd acknow-
1 edges that ABC
has developed 8 o'clock
co medies that
suc<:essfully bridge
generation gaps, notably
"Mork & Mindy" and
"Happy Days." "The
family situation was an
impo rtant fac t or in
'Happy Days,' " says
Shepherd.
C BS tried something
different at 8 o n
Mondays with "Square
P e gs ." about two
wall!lower high school
students chasing the
dream of popularity
"We JUSt can't get adults
t o watch 1t ," says
Shepherd.
•BARGAIN MATIN••S •
Monday ll1ru Saturday
All Perl0tmence1 belore S:OO PM
lbc.,t SIMClll E11p .. llltflt1 llld HM!dty1L
ftl!ft.ff.tf• 10 ~994.i~oo~n·}
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t
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10 TO MIDNIGHT l"' ..... ""' .......
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CENTEA WAUl·IN
1t ~AW .... --"OANOHf",...,
•OCka'l'llWMO tuO.ut.-
loc11lly ol Condl•woO<I
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Why get marr~d when you're having fun?
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MON-flU. l:OO, 10:00
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T~ghts LAKEWOOD CENTER
SOUJH WAl ll IN .. AN OFFICER NfD·
A GEl'Ol.EMAN" C9l -TNU!la.-.-
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Msdl 11, 1983
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"He's been more normal than
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miaht propolt owtr tandlelisht Md wine!
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ON~ WHO'S
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11M Nor.
by Oua Amo11
by Jim Davis
HA·MA ·HA.
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HA HA HA
by Virgil Partch (VIP)
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by Ferd & Tom Johnson
T//AT, MADAM ,
15 WHAT I
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by Charles M. Schulz
l{()U~ OPTIMISM 9W..D
8E F~AMEP, CMARLES
by Tom K. Ryan
Orangt Coul DAILY PILOT/Tueadly, Merch 16, 1983 ..
GOif N ON lllDGf
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JOHN, I CANT I HRO F\N ENVELOPE
REMEM0ER HOW FULL OF H01EL
MANy' 1iME.S I USE.0 RE.C.EtPf S \ -WHERE. YOUR c.AR ARE l~EY?
FOR NON· p~ BUSINESS I
/ PURft:>SeS . ......,,
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had 111 find four dl\r11rd•
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rr~ 1HAT1TME OF
YEAR f\'.;f\IN,
ELtZASEIH
by Kevin Fa
J~'f ONCf., 1-'0 l.tKf. fa
i.)tl~ M-4~1.f ~
~Uct-
1""1 AM ~f.Mlf.~
by Lynn Johnston
OONT GO IN lfiERE.
UN~YOU RS.SOUJ~LY HAVE lb!
t 'l .,k' "l~KERBEA~
50 <.()(.) STIU. HAVEN'T
HEAAO ~IN& FmM At\IJ
~ER~~TEM.5
A80U1'" JOB CffeKS ?
NOT A ONE .. AND I'VE
rn1e.o EVERQ'Tf.!1N& r KNOW 1
DR.SllOCk
':\~Cl'
DON'T LIE
DOWN--DON.,.
ROLL OVER
Jl'DGt: PARkER
DON'T PLAY
DEAD--DON'T
SIT UP J
I
WELL, THAT
PROVES IT-·
by George Lemont
• . .' Sff#H:
ANPMY
FRteNPS
WONDeR
WHY;t
Hl1" 1'He
MeP1C1NAl.-
e>RANPY
AS SOON
AS :t Ge-r 10 WORK.'
By Mark Lasky
-I HAVE THE MOST
OBEDIENT 006 IN
THE WHOLE WORLD
I V
11 I
lj
.. Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Tuad1y, M1roh 18. 1813
Reagan, bankers feud about interest rates, taxes
81 OWEN ULLMANN
WASHINGTON CAP)
ft.publican poUtldana an-aotna
after bankers thl'lle day1 wllh the"
kind of lnvec:tlvt' O~monat1
normally hurl.
The aquabblt' a~rted owr a
Reaaan admlniatratlon prop<.>Ul
co withhold taxes on lnt.erest and
dMdenda •\art.\ni July I In th«:
pul few weeka, the rht'ton,· ha.
turned naauer and the fighting
ha1 1pread to charge• and
cou.nt.erchargea over whether the
~ are keeping Interest rates
too high and paying too few
taxes.
Who can blame President
Rea,an, h11 Treasury secretary
and lM Republican chainnan of
the Senate Finance Committee
Savings unit
changes name
The California Savings and
Loan League recently changed
lta name to the California League
of Savinp Institutions, members
have announced.
The more general name better
reflects the league's changing
membership, a spokesman said.
as many savings and loan
associations convert to savings
bank status under the Garn-St.
Germain Depository lnsututions
Act of 1982.
from 111ul11& aihH 1uch •n euy
wratt<t' After all. who l'Vt'r rwt.ed
for Mo rllmt·r Sru~rd •• ht'
fo"'t'lc.<d on poor Paulin•"
Thc polltklan.a know there'• nu
lovt.' I01t betwecm th~ pubUc and
Niil llllYBll
tho11~ lilk-hat~. bulging-vealed,
Ught·h•ted banken
That might be why Reagan
rippt.'d into the banking Industry
with r e lish lust week ,
complaining that ita lobbying
blitz In Congress to rt!peal the
wuhholding provwon haa been
markt'd by d1storuon and acare
UlCU('S
"I thank that the banking
industry would do a lot better to
sp~nd its t ime thinking about
lowe ring interes t rates than
lobbying," the president told
reporters.
Re a gan said h e 1s so
detemuned to defeat the banks
on this issue that he would veto a
mulubaUJon dollar JObs biU if the
moneymen succeedt.'<I in adding
on an amendment to repeal
withholding.
The day before, Setiate
Finance Chairman Bob Dole,
R-Kan . all but accused the banks
of throwmg orphans out mto the
st.reel. "Let the poor people who
are lookmg for jobs Wlllt for the
bankers," Dole said. referring to
the dela s in bs bill
that ,....ulk-d from thl" at~mpt w
add thti wlthhulJlnt ntpt'•l t.o th ..
1~al1laU11n
l>ule hu ~'tll\ •o ln<.'t"l\lt'CI by
what hu hua lallod thC" mu1t
lntenae and vh:loua lobbying
l'ampal1n In h11 Senate c1aroM
th1o1t ht> hu lawwht'd with the
admlnl1tnatlon'1 ble11tn1 -
ht'arin"• Into thl' t11x break•
banka f'E(.~I Vt.'
Treuury Secrt.'tary Donald T.
Regan, himself a former Wall
Strt-et financier, threw the
admlnlatrataon into the fray In
mJd-February by auggectlng that
banks were keeping Interest
rate• higher than their own
borrowing C()l(ta w ouJd juaUfy 80
they could inc rease earnings
That Judgment was endorsed by
Federal Reserve Chairman Paul
A. Volcker.
The president pickt:d up the
theme to do some personal
jawboning a week later. saying
he saw "no reason why the banka
can't bring those interest rates
down another notch or two." The
next day, major banlu lowered
their prime rate from 11 pert.-ent
to 10.~ percent ·
The banks, cla1nung they are
being used as conve nient
scapegoats, have accused Dole
and the administration of raising
phony issues to divert attention
from the merits of the lnduatry's
opposition to lhe withholding
lttw. whkh pu....d Conar.-lut Richmond, Va .• bu\ker who la
1umnl4lr 19tarhtadln1 the Amerltan
Th" b4ankcr• ail1<> 1&ttu_. the Banit.ni AMoctaUon'a umpelcn
OOP p o lltlclan1 of beln1 for repeal. "They're flu1htn1
hypol'rltu, nullnM that u t"vorythln1 out th•y can under
Th• admlnt.trauon ronwncb
the law II lncended only to ooUect
taut from people who .,.. not
report1n1 their lnterHt and
dlV1cMncrincome. rcx'C!ntly &at 19800ol-.,, Roqan and the 1un beuute they know thtl'y
the" Rflpublkan Party aJJ Wert' on ~n't wln on the merit.a." The ba.n.lu MY the pemmen l
l'tc'OOrd oppo11lna the wlthholdlna The tu provlaion requlree that la only look.lna for more revmue,
provl1lon tor the 1ame reuon.1 10 pt:n.'\'nt of rno.t lnkreet and moet of whJCh will come from
lht-lnduatry la now cttlna dividend• w wlthhuld Small hoJdina money that now collecta
"l think wt•'rc ~Inti attMcked uvera and low-Income elderly lnt.ernt In account.a of people
unfairly," !Mlld David HuUnRJ! a people would be exempted who atre.dy pey ~full taxa
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ACTION
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A OAM. Y rtlOf
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MONEY
TreasuryPa8sbook11• Rate
Guaranteed Thru March 31
10.253 10.943
Effective annual yield
Federally loeured .......
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Lock in high interest for four to
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Offer expires March 31, 1983.
Select the term you want-as little
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It's a great way to build a soltd
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S·YHr Account 10.20~ 11.M"
6-YHr Account 10.ln 11.M"
7-~u Account 10.40~ 11a-i,
&-Y~u Account 10.SO~ 11.11-i,
9-YHr Account 10~ 11.n-i,
10-YHr Account 10.70~ 11An
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I l'racnt dlls COllpoll ti 1111 o!lict of Grut Amtnun I
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Aut. Vice Pmictentl Sileli M1n1ftr ,
400 North Tuetln Avenue• Sul•• 101
S.nt1 Ana, Clltfornll • 92705 (714), H1•2tlJ
I j
Clfelle "T ' Corp
CIYIO Cenlet Settlo
tlouelng COfP
9outll COii!\~
~··eel
18111 and lpur~
Stint• Ana 141111 Incl llC>urGeC>ft &.nt• Ana
Ad.,.,..llr .. I
811111 An• RalO SllM I
• 7.~000
• 2.000.000
• 3.000.000
' 130.000
• &70.000
811>11 Ana
Jac:kton 8trMI ..,,,. Ana • ~20.000 .-----------------------------------------....
Corone~t ~lnclhadl t~unllngton 8Mch
o.i.w .... INS Vllea
Hunllnglon a.en
• 2.200.000
' 2.200.000
CMl9U• Drive end Bertoei.y
Irvine ' 5,450,000
s 2,llOO 000
S S,450,000
' il,800.000
Hwv11td ,..,,. and C1ln0<nl1
Ir vine
c~ OrNe and a.i.eiey E~~ifii,I. l009 l)el-
Afton Plltlwey Md SPfl"G
BtOOll~h
lrvlM
Allon Patkwey !)el-Eut
v.i. l009 an<1 er-Roed
IMM
' 8600,000
lrvlM Cet'lter OrM end
~hat one '12.000.000
IMnl Sanll An1 Fr-•y ano vai.
lrvlM ' il.600.000
s 180,000
' 1,000,000
s 200,000
2963 N Or1ng1 Olive Road OrAnge
' 300,000
R&G OeY9iol*• 210 S lyon
Santa Ane
800Roea Street $ 338,3615
An•helm
5&42K~ s 128 000
Buena l>wll
51111 8omNom s 144,000
Buena Pwll
WM'lernPrOPWtlM Rlmhural encl TrebuCO
lllle For•t ' 3,370 000
Caflt Sonor• Rold end
El Toro ' 8000000
lAgunl Hiiie
Al IMll 20 percent ol IM rental unite In -=ti projeet llnenoed Wllh
bone! ~ ..,.. ~ required 10 ~ evtlll&ble tor oc:cupan., on • priot1t'f
l>ul9 by IOww lnCome lemll!M .. dellned In California HNlth Incl Selety
Code S«:tlon 500711 15
All P£RSONS HAVING ANY INFC>fWATION RELEVANT Tlii RETO
ARE HEREBY INVITED TO APPEAR AT THE TIME ANO PLACE
MENT1a..eo A80VE TO PRESENT SUCH INFORMATION TO THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Oetecl. Matefl 7, 11M13
(SEAl) JUNE AlEXANOER. Clerk ol IM
Boatd ot Supetvltott ol ar.,. CCM\ty, Cellfomle
Publlahed Or9nQ4I Cou1 Delly Pilot. Mwdl 8, 1~. 1943
NOTICI OP PUaJC HSAlllMO
Tiie Or•ng• County Board of ~on Mwdl 30. 1"3. wlll
llOld • hNtlng to con8ldef revr.lonl 10 1119 All~ CrHll Plennlng Uni!
{EJIQlvdl1tg Allao Viejo holMlll):
encl th41 ll'ltrodoctlon (VOIUme I I 8l1d
Oena Point (VC>lunw 3) al 1119 8outfl
Co•tl Pfenning Unit Thue
rrtllllON .,. ,,.. 1 to 1-..pond
10 oondfOont lmpoMd on tM land u. ,..... by .,. Callfo<nle eo...
i..ommlallon ,,.,. ,_.Ing .. allo
klciu<M .,,. lmpMtMnllng ~Ion•
Proor•nt (lCP Ph1H 1111 for &Mrlld. a.y1AIM9w T.,.,.. Ll'al
~°t:"wul --el 11-30 Lt'I .. « M IOOn "--'I• a
poulble. lln<I .nt1 M '*d tn llM
Board ol Sup•r•l•ore Hearing
Room. Or•ng• County Hell ot Admlnletretlon. 10 Civic Cent.,
Pl•i•. Sanle Ane. Celllornl•
lnt•rffled par1 ... are Invited 10
etlend encl " '-Cl COMPLIAN CE WITH THE
CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY ACT
local Co11111 Program• tr•
aletutorlly eaempl from CEOA
r1tquw-11 pur-t lo s.<:110n 2011Ml.9, OMtlon 13. of IM Pvbllc
~~Code
Meterl•I th•I you •Ith to be
brouglll 10 the Bowd al 8upeMeofa
attentklf\ Id u.. i-1ng mutt tMt
lllecl wfttl "-CWtl al ,,,. 8oltd 24
houri or more prior l o Ille
ICMduled lleerlng; ... 009lel ...
requtrtd.
!'or im>re lnlonnellon, conttct
EMA-Pltnnlng •I 1:l CMc: Ctinlet
Plaie. Room 2ee, Sent• Ana.
Calllornl• or tele phone (714)
834-!>3112
Of.TEO MerCh II. 1883 BY THE ORDER Of'
THE BOAAO Of-
SUPSMSORS Of' ORANOE
COVHTY, CALIFOANIA
IS e•ll JUNE Alfl(ANOER
c.ti a1 111e Boero
of Super..taote of On1nge ~. c.llfoml•
Publlehed Oreno-Co•ll Oelty
Ptlot M•Ch 15, lllU
t llMHl3
NtllC NOTICC
NOTICI Of' TitUSTH'a aAU
T.I. Mo. 990719
NO TIC I
YOU AM .. oe?AUl T ~ A OHO Of TitUaT OAttO MAltCH
ti, HH. UNLtaa YOU TAKI
ACTION TO f'flOTICT YOUR ~lrrY,ITMAY•SOLOAT A
"*H: aALa. • YOU NHD AM
DPl.ANATION Of' THE MA~
OIF THI NOCUO...O AGA•aT
YOU, YOU aHOULO CONTACT A
lAWftJl On Tueadey, Merell 111, 11183 11
10 oo • m Trenumerl'• Till•
1nauren'• Company •• duly eppolnled Truetee under ano ~t IO peed Of T ..... -OICI
,,..., 3. 1882. -"* No l:l-150964
ol Ottlclal Rec:orlll In the ofllce of
tna Counly RecorO•r ol Orange
County Slate ol C alllornle
E•ecuted by CH ARLES 8
MITCHEll JR. •nd CAROLYNE
SEALE MITCHELL. hulbMd and
..... -c:ommuntty proC*fY, Wlt.l SEll AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO
HIGHEST SIOOER FOR CASH
(peyab'e llt llfM ol .... In lawM
~ Of "'9 Unl'9CI Si.t•I al tM a..pman A--antrance to tne
Civic Center 8ulldlng. 300 E.
Chapmen Ave . Orenee. CA . ell
rlgM. lltle and lnt-1 ~ 10
llnd now ....a by 11 ...ow Mid 0.0
al T NSI In ,,,. propeny eltllaled In
._, County and State deecrlbed -
TM -eo feet ol IM eul 3llO teet ol IOI SOS, ~pon M.e Tract
•• 1hown on • mep recorded In
bOOll 5, P-ill 1 ot Mlecellan.ous Map•. In ,,.,. office ot IM count.,
reeordet ot Htd Ortno• County.
c.itlo.rll• wtilCh le tflown • par~
1 on 1 m19 tiled "' bOOll 110. page 3& of parcel m9')1, In IM otllOe ot
IM county recorder ol Mid eounty
Tl\e ttreat 1odre11 and other c:ommon dealQN!llon. 11 any Of lhe
reel proCMH'ty daacrlb9d above 11
purponld 10 tie 8711 w 18th 61
Colle MeM CA The underelgned Truetee
dllC1tlm1 eny llablllty tor eny _.,ect,_ al t,,. street ec:tdt-"'° other c:ommon 6ellgnat1on. " """'· .,_,,....,, Slid ula wlll b• made. but ---------'.-2911-«J""-= wllhoul covenent or warrenl y. l'\aJC NOTlC[ npr-"' ttnplled. reoerdlnQ m1e. ~on or encumt>renc::M 10
NOTICa Of' ...,..... aA&.I pay ,,,. retnetnong prlnapal 1Um ot
PLAINTIFF TOM THUMB Olovt ttle notee eecured by Mid 0.0 ol CO . INC v1 OEFENOANT Tru•I. wtlh tntere11 tn.,eon ee
KWANG -WEI HAN, etel No P'ovtdecl In Mid nole, ~."
2$-34-8 I any unOlt Ille t•mt Of Nici 0.0
By virtue ot.,, .. .autlon i-iecl ol Tru11 lee•. charge• and
Ott ~ 4, 1983 by ttll ~ ••pen-of IM Truel .. 8"d al IM
Court. County ol Orange. St•I• OI trulla er .. tad t>y .. Id Offd ol
Calitomll, upor1 a judOIMnt en..-.cl TrU81
In le'tOf of TOM THUMB OlOVI The IOlal -.rtl of IM unpaid c0 , INC M ludQmenl aedl1or and bet.-ol the ObliOallon eec:vred
agein.t KWANG-WEI HAN and MAN by Iha prope<ly 10 be told and
A"'O CO H f1.10gmant debtor. reHontble u 11m111d co•ll.
11to wln11 • net 1>1l1nc;e of ft.,.,_ encl~ flt IM•-S.40,218 81 ectually due on Hid o1 t,,. lnltlll publk:atlOnol ttw Notloa
t11dgment on the Oii• of the of Sela II IA2.123M. .-nee al Mid ...autkln. I ~ The b9Mllctery unoet Mid DMd
......, upon 1111 "'-right, trite and ol Trual fleretofor• ••ecuted and
tnterMI ot Mid judotMnt debtor In dellvereo to lht undettttn•d •
"" property In the County of wr'"en ~lion of Default end
Orang•. State ot Callfornla. e Oem•nd tor Sele, and • written
«*Ct10ed M 1o11ow9 Nqttce al OefltUll al'd ElaetlOn to
Loi 8 al Tltct 1138, City ot !Nine, W Tiie ui1denlg11ed C:.-S Mid
County o f Orenga , Slit• of Notloa of Def~ end EleG110n to c.MIOmla • per ~ ,_dell 1n ... to ~ -dell In ,,,. county
lkloll 1U. f'•11• 30 end 31 ol ""'*'-,,,. ,.., P<oC*t>' 18 1ocat«1
W.C.llen.c>u• M191, rec:Ofd• ol Oet• February 23, 1M3 Mid~ Tr-a Tine lnlUr.,_ Co
f'rop•rty le more oommonl)' a30 N Mein St
llllC*ft • ,U1 Mc08W A-. S.... Anl. CA •102 ~ ~ {114) 54'1.....,1
T..,_ -"" .. ltld ......, b ~ 0 ""°· MM lee ~·""· "-t•dllemeftte 1ftd Publl~ OfMOt C-1 Delly __.....tu....,__....,... P110C,....,.. I. 11, H , t98S "':arr.~... 1111..a
................... tea. at w MJ11C( o'diodl • M. • Mllft l.A*ly, , ___ .,.;..;;.;;;..;;;.;;,.,;.;;;._,...-__ _
tho11M, 100 Ctvto C.nt9f '90Y1C8 OI we W .. t, Ctly Of .. 1110 Ant. AV~°"
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........ .....,~ ... 111. ""lnWM"--Cocl8. ...... _.., -... ....... ..... ~ ..... ....., ""*' fliM, ... ..W ......... _, tof 111! flM•I ,,_, tlH of 011 ••''°' II\ l!Mt 1etow. tnttttut• tor ••••t•111ta1 •n• illf"'*1Y. Of N fll!lltll Ontot0olt4il "naly9'e, 1 pflYall
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Howard
Tangier's
Column •
"Keeping up with the Joneses" used to be a
slogan that suggest9d something unpleasant
about the drive to accumulate material things of
life. The heroic figure was always pictured as
someone with "modest" desires. He lived In a
"modest" home, drove an "economy" vehlcle.
dressed "conservatively," and as a result of all
these things, he was a good, solid citizen.
I am not opposed to any of this except that It
might suggest that anyone who has
"extravagent" desires. who lives In a "luxury"
home. drives an "expensive" car or dresses
"flamboyantly" Is something less than a "solid"
citizen.
Not only do I protest that suggestion, I offer a
challenge that rather than Keep Up With the
Joneses. you have an OBLIGATION to
SURPASS the Joneses, the Smiths and the
Browns and anyone else In your town! You have
an obligation to achieve all that you are capable
of achieving because you thereby will help
promote the general welfare of the community.
It may be simple to vlsuallze the very wealthy
members of a community as those who
contribute to welfare projects. the arts and
other humanitarian projects.
At the same time, It may be easy to vlsuaiilze the
very poor members ot a community as those
who are In desperate need.
Those who seem to get lost In this scenario are
those In the middle. Those who are "making
their own way."
These are the people who are causing no
·problems and the ones generally who pay the
most of their Income for the community's
general upkeep.
The great middle class of America bears the
greatest burden, and this Is because this class
Is composed mostly of people who make good
salaries or wages and who have not learned
how to properly organize their financial
programs so that the bulk of their dollars Is
avallable for their own dlacrettonary uae.
Avoiding unnecessary tax Is a perfectly legal
and responsible way to conduct one's personal
•tnancial activities. And when one can save
dollars from his tax bill, he has that many more
dollars to spend wisely for activity of his own
choosing.
When I suggested that one should get all that
he can get and be all that he can be, I am not
suggesti ng some wild, greedy, grabbing
lifestyle that runs roughshod over all his
neighbors. That Is hardly the point.
But the hard~worklng, sensible citizen who has
demonstrated the ablllty and has put forth the
energy to gain a substantial foothold on the
economic ladder has an obligation to hold on to
all he can of what he has earned.
The community NEEDS that kind of person to
be economically sound and secure becau~e
then that ability, that energy can be used
constructively In other directions.
It Is one of my Jobs to help people hold on to
what they have earned and another part of my
Job Is to helpJhem to put their earnings to work
to help bulld greater flnanclal security.
We do that sort of thing at The RONSON
COMPANIES In Fullerton. where we are the
undisputed experts In apartment real estate
Investments
we w lll help you exam ine your personal
financial status. discuss your hopes and
dreams. examine your goals and help you to
achieve them.
The first thing I suggest you do is to examine
your achelvements. Have you really gone as far
as you can?
Do you really belleve you need not build a
larger financial package for to day or for
tomorrow?
Chances are you have a great deal more to
achieve, and It Is po11lble to achieve more
wlthOut strain and without rtsk to what you feel
you must never Jeopardize.
we at RONSON have gone over this ground
many times with out clients. We do not try to
preuure peopfe Into any deals; we do not offer
any suggeetlona of "get rich quick" 8Chemes.
But we believe we can help you make your
dream• come true, and we have leerned that a
lot of people out there t,ave hoped-for goats
they have never da,-.d •xPf ... becauae they
have hetd to "modest" deelf•.
We conduct Mmlnate to help peopte plan for
greater flnanctal MCUrlty. Catt for a r-eeervatton
at out ne•t Fr .. Semlner or you can "" tor •
private consuhatlon.
We .,. here to help.
Our next Mmlnara wlh be 1'1Md•Y. Mardi 22
•od WednHd•y, Aprll 8. To malce0 your
feM(Vatlon, call 87o-e&OO Ind Mk for ~.
RONeON ASAL TY
tNVD,....INTS, INC.
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Roosevelt to speak Thursday
James Roo1tvelt, prtt1ldl'nt of tht' James
Rooa<'vc:lt ,ind C'o ccm1ult1na firm In Nl"wport
Stouch, wilt 1w aunt tpt'akcr at th• Thurtday 7 p.m
dinner meeuna of th" Purchulnai Management
A..oclatlon of Onma<· County at thl' H-<•et.uy Hotel.
ltitiOO M.:Arthur Blvd .. Irvine
Roo9evelt, t1ldt1t lK>n of PrHldent Franklin 0
Rooeevl"lt. wlll 11JW1&k on "Govt.'mment and Bu11int"U
It It A Good Marrtaae"
CurU1 S. Rel• hu bt.'t'n appointed mana6'er of
The Crocker Bank'• nt.•w South..rn Callfornlu
metropolitan area
Reis, 48, ,. vh..'t' p.l'ritdem. i. rt.'8ponaiblt• for lht·
bMnk'a 84 otfl.ct!t In the newly fonnt•d ditltrh't which
encompaaes 10uthcm Los Angt'I<. .. County, Orangl'
and San Diego 1.vuntlt'tl.
Reui joined Crocker two yea.n; ago to auunw
the management of the bank'i. rla~h1p offlct> in Los
Ange lea.
Howard Hay, a partner In the Newport Beach
office of Paul, Hastmga, Janofsky & Walker, will bt.·
the speaker at the March meeting of the Orang•·
County lnduatr1al Relations Research Assoclat1un
The asscx..'UlUon la an organizauon devoted to
the promotion of Industrial Relations.
The meeung will be held Wednesday at tht·
Hilton at the Park, 185~ S Harbor Blvd m
Anaheun at 6 p m.
Gre11 K~J has been app01nlt'd Amem·an Bdl
General Business account executive for the
Newport Be~h area
"Amencan BeU is a new company 1n town,"
explained Kail. "lt began operation Jan. 1 as the
result of an FCC order, and is the hrsl unregulated,
fully-separated subsidiary of AT&T established
specifically t.o sell new Bell System rommunications
equipment, systems and services"
Kail pointed out that the new firm is not JUSt
another telephone company.
"The local phone company is regulated and
provides the basic exchange service that conne<.:ts
residents to the telephone network," he said. "By
contrast. American Bell is unregulated and deab
strictly w llh new tennmal equipment developed by
Bell Laborat.ones and manufactured by Western
Electric."
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
MUTUAL FUND
Bank of AIMnn1'1 Seal &>ach br1mch K'a'lved
a branch u.•11m •wllrd for bt·1na th .. t.up brMnCh In
tht" Oranae Cuunty Mnd L<lll Arlgt'lt.1 Cout Realon
11t the manaaement 1.•onfercmcl' ht"ld aboud th•
QUt.-cm Mary
The award w1&1 prt'tlt'ntl'J w MaN1ger Gene
Micco by Execuuve Vice PreaJdent Jamee P.
Mlaeoll for outat.Andd1nR manag.-mt•nt, lncludln&
hwrt'Hlng thl' quality of aervlc:e and bu1lne11
devE.'IOpnl('nt
Patricia M. Hyer, 1.1 22 yt'ar Vl't.ernn of the
Insurance Industry, has lx>cin named pttr9<m•l Unct
developnwnt dlret:lOr for PrldeMark Corp
Prtde.>Murk b a ru.tlonal franchiling company
formed two yean •iO lO unify a network of ..elect
independent prupt·rty nnd ~·uualty a:J:les under a
single identity
Hvt-r had bl't'n with Chubb Son, Inc an
S h ort Hiila. N J , for 17 years and was
national markl'tlng manager for the penonal Una
d1vis1on of that company for the past eevcn years
The KACOH Development Company. •
subsidiar y of Kau;er Development Corp .. will heel
dn open house today for a new two-story office
building at 5762 Bolsa Ave, Huntmgt.on Beach,
KACOR execuuvt-Frank Rice announces
Brokers and prospective tenanla are invited to
alt.end from 4.30 to ,7 pm ·
John Brown, general manager of agricultural
services for Boyle Engineering Co in Newport
Beach, has been re-elected a governor-at-large by
the Counc·1l of California Growers
The council, based 1n San Mateo, is a
voluntar y , member-suppor ted statewide
organization that provides the communications link
betwee.n agriculture and urban residents.
The council presents points of views of
far mers, ranchers and others associated w ith
agnculture through d.isserrunation of news about
agr 1"ulture to the electroruc and print media.
Micro Five Corp of l rvme has restructured and
expanded its marketing department, creating a new
product marketing group and adding a former bask
t.our executive as the company's new vice president
of sales.
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price charged by OPEC i8 charte d .
OPEC cuts base price
to $29 a barrel
By Tbe A1soclated Pres•
LONDON -The Qatar oil mini.at.er announced
today that the troubled OPEC cartel agreed to rot $5
off ita $34 per -barrel benchmark oil prloe and to curb
production in a desperate bid to avert a price war.
The price cut probably will mean only a couple of
cents' savings at gasoline pwnpa, because two-thirds of
the world's oil already is priced at between $29 and
$30. OU is selling on the unregulated spot market for
$27.50.
It was the first such reduction in the 22-year
history of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Countries.
The Qatar oil minister, Abdul Aziz bin Khalifa A1
Than!, said the new p.roduction ceiling would be 17.5
million barrels per day, down from OPEC's current
official limlt of 18.5 million barrels.
He did not mention any 1ped1l.c product.Ion quot.as
for individual memben, which had been the final
stumbling block to an agreement. Without production
quotas, agreements on pricing and production
probably qould not hold up after a daylong bargairung
aesaion among the 13 OPPX:: oU minilten. "We have
finish~ everything," A1 Thani said.
Dollar weak, gold up
LONDON -The dollar weakened an early
trading today following the OPEC accord on oil prices
and production quotu and the abeenoe of a widely
expected realignment of currencies within the
European Monetary System. The succeu of the
French Socialist government in the second round of
municipal elections on Sunday spurred the franc
. higher and eased tension within the EMS, the
C.ommon Market's money system. The price of gold
jumped nearly $10 an ounce in early trading in Zurich.
The precioua metal wu quoted at $436.25 an ounce.
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You don't hit it • • • you smack it
II
Smacquetball tries to catch on
By JOHN SEVANO
Of tM Delly Not at.ff
lf you've ever bruised your hand1 playing
handball, or ruined your tenrus game becal.lle of
racquetball, you can understand Chuck St.eel'•
reaaonlng ln trymg to find a compromile between
the two sporta.
Steel, who developed the game of amacquetba.ll
three yean ago, ta now in the middle of a fuU-
fledged venture.
"I had always wanted to play handball, but
there was no way I was going to damage or develop
hands to play that sport," explalna the Huntington
Beach resident, who 1s an aero-space \!nglneer.
"I got to thinking about It and I wondered why
nobody had developed racquet• for the hand.
Nobody, that I knew of, had come up with that
concept. That's how 1t all began "
Of course, the growmg process oC any new
sport 1a slow, and smacquetball 1s no d1Cferent,
althouj{h more than a dozen clubs m the Orange
County area having been introducing the new game
to their members.
,;-I think it's going to take some time," says
Steel of the sport's ability to catch on "I know a lot
of people would like to see it go faster. But what we
need to do ls give people something to strive for. We
need to give them a reason for practicing and
workmg on their games."
Steel's idea lB to run as many tournaments as
possible over the next Cew months for JUSt that
purpose In fact, next Wednesday the Lmdborg
Racquet Club m Huntington Beach wall hold a
tourney featunng a number of Rams players who
have become mterested m the game
"I like it because it's something ambidextrous."
Steel points out. "It's something that can devt-lop
both sides of the body. I think it's really appealing
to ex-handball players."
The l(ume la also faster than handb•ll but
slower than rat.oquctball In terms of speed If there's
a drawback 1t'1 the fact the ball ta difficult to pick
up and serve with when you have two flat paddles,
with an oval, t.enrus-head ahape, strapped to your
wriata
"It's been tmdorsed by Voit, the U.S Handball
Association and it's rn all the '83 18.les catalop,''
adds spokesman Denny Moulton
"I'll admit reaction haa been mixed. Some
racquetball people sec the sport as a threat, while
others see it as n novel court change ·
"I think 1l's safer than racquetball, and more
'I like it because it's ambidextrous.
It can develop both sides of the
body.'
social, b<'cause you don't have to worry about
getlmg hit And, the tennis player can also get in
this game because you use your arms not your
wrists."
The purchas£" price for a set of smacquetball
racquets ran~es anywhere from $30-$56.
"We know there·re approxunat.ely 8 rrullJon
racquetball and 3 million handball players,'' says
St.eel "We're naturally gomg to try to cut mto those
areas to show off our product "
Steel says he's mvested $12.000 at thts po111t
toward makmg hts enterprise su~ful He aJao
has two other partners.
Steel's JUSl hopmg others get excited about the
sport as quickly as he did.
Smacquetball is somewhere between handball and racquetball
in its style of play.
The advantages to smacquetball are the
obvious wear and tear on the hands one saves from
not playmg handbaU, and the one-armed wrist
mouon one encounters with racquetball
"I would like to trunk aft.er three years we
should have a good. established sport ··
Those mt.erest.ed m learning more can phone
953-8159
UCI tanJes Mustang,
and lassos notoriety
To say UC Irvine tennis coach
Greg Patton was happy
yesterday would be an
understatement
Overwhelmed would be more
appropriate.
"1 might quit coaching. l want
to go out on top," joked Panon
yesterday after his 19th-ranked
Oilers thump
Bolsa Grande
in track
The Huntington Beach High
School men's and women's track
teams both dominated Bolsa
Grande yesterday in non-league
action.
The men won, 118-15, while
the women were eq u a 11 y
imp~1ve winning 108-18
Danny Thompson was a
double winner in the sprints,
winning the 100 meters in 11 3,
and taking the 200 in 22 7
Gua Quinonez won the
distance events for the Oilers as
the senior took the 1,600 and 3,-
200, beating his closest opponent
by 21 seconds in the 3,200.
Rich Mendoza won the 300 low
hurdles for Huntington Beach in
42.8, while taking the long jump
aa well
& for the women, Lah Bess
won both hurdle events and
captured the long jump and
triple jump.
Joan Mc:Govem took the 100
and 200, while anchoring the 400
relay team
UCI recruits
JC guard
from Butte
Raymond Lankford, a 6 -1
guard f~m Butte College, hu
announced be will attend UC
Irvine next fall.
Anteaters had just upset No.
1-ranked SMU, 5-4, completing a
match that wu stopped Sunday
due to rain.
"Actually, I don't want to qwt. nus tastes too good. I want .ome
more of th.la llC'tion."
Play started Sunday at the
Newport Beach Tennis Club and
the score ended 3-3 after the
singles competiUon.
OCI'a No. 1 doubles· team of
Jlm Snyder and Eric Quade la.t
their match to SMU'a Eric Korita
and Jerome Vanier, 4-6, 6-3, 3-6,
to push the Mustangs in front,
4 -3 afler the first match
yesterday.
But the Anteaters stayed alive
as Mark Ramos and Ruben
Percz.ek, both junion, beat John
Ross and Mark Styallnger, 6-3,
6-4, and then clinched the match
when freshmen Bruce Man Song
Hing and Stephen Anlston
outlasted Erik Van't Hof and
Kun Forsythe, 7-6, 7-6.
"This is one of the greatest
days of my life because th11
means so much to them," S&Jd
Patton of his UCI players. "For at
least one day no one can take thla
away from us."
The Mustangs, 9-2, played
without their No. l player
Rodney Harmon, a U .S Open
quarterfinal.isl I.a.st year. who was
sidelined with a pulled leg
mU8Cle.
Patton, however, said
Harmon's absence didn't taint
UCI's achievement.
"It shouldn't becau..e they're
such a good team anyway," said
Patton of the Must.anp. "Elven
though they didn't have their
King Kong. lt waa an
accomplishment to beat them.
We beat a good team."
Patton believes th.e victory will
vault the Anteaters into the
naUonal Top 10 the next time the
ratings are released.
"I don't see how they can keep
ua out of the Top 10," Patton
noted. "I don't know what ebe
we would have to do.
"I'm just 10 happy ril.ht now 1
could de an Iriah jig."
'nle Antaten are now 14-2 on
the aeaaon, their only 10He1
comln1 to third-ranked UCLA
and .eventh-ranked Stanford.
Timber!!!!!
Courageous (left ) loses its chute in a farewell race against
Defender Sunday. A new chute was hurriedly hoisted by John
Kolius and the crew went on to defeat Tom Rlackaller's boat.
Perry set to defend Congressional title
By ALMON LOCKABEY Deltr ............. .,_.,
T'h.ree previous winners of Long Beach
Yacht Club'• world famous Congressional
Cup matx:h racing 11eries will be on the line
Thuraday for the 1tart of the 1983 renewal
of the event
On hand to defend hi.a 1982 title will be
Scott Perry, rt~eaentlng the Nav•l
Academy Sailing Squadron of Annapolis,
Md. Perry la only the aecond akipper eut of
the San Dte,ro Freeway to win the event.
The other was Ted Turner of Atlanta, Ga.
in 1977.
There have been several two-time
wmners of the series, but onl>-one will be
on hand to try for hl.s third victory. Dick
Deaver, sailing for Loe Anaelee Yacht Club,
was the winner in 1976 and 1978 when he
was sailing for Balboa Yacht Club
The other veteran and fonner winner
11 Scott All.an, AnnapoU., Md., a former
Newport Beach uilor who won for
Newport Harbor Yacht Club ln le68.
Al9o m ttus year's 10-man lme-up are
two skippers who will be competing next
summer as potential challengers for the
America's Cup. Phil Crebbln of England
and Ha.roted Cudmore of Ireland will be
t.eam-matea in England's bid to become an
Amer1ca0s Cup challenger.
Two 1984 Olympic hopefuls will be in
this year's Congresaiona.l Cup. They are
John Kostecki, St. Francis Yacht Club, San
Francl.aco, and Dave Perry (no relation to
Scott)' who will be repreaenttn, the Yale
Corinthian Yacht Club.
Lankford averaeed 24.1 pointa
thla put teUOn ln the Golden
Valley Conference. Butte, which
eoftl .... ln Dtvialon II. WU ~-6
d~ 1982-83.
occ • • ninth; CdM stops NelVport Screaming Eagles
advance to final
A -IOPhomore, Lankford wu
both Oakland Pia~ of the Year ~
and Northern c.lltomla Player
of the Year while a .enior ai
IWmont Hl1h. averaciJit 21.4
pdnta I* pine.
Lanktord went to Ore1on
Sui. out of bJab school bui
didn't play much • a ftalhnwl. Lut ... eon, be dlaloca&*S an
•lbow and ... forced to red-
lhll1.
In addtiloft to UCI, other
Mhoolt Lankford con1ldered ............... ,,.. .....
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wins 1n
Oranp Cout a three-run lead, u the left
fielder drove a ahot owr the wall with two
men on.
Cypreu tied lt ln the el1hlh when •
walk, a wild pit.ch and an error contributed
to \he rally.
Jeff Gardner led ihe Pirate• wlth •
f-for-4 9trformanu, whtl• Sal
D' Almllndro added • pe.lt of hJ ... lncludinc
• double.
1n hl&h IChool action, Corona del Mar downea Newpon Harbor, &•O, whllt
Marina .,.. up on thl lhar\ n ol a 10-1 .......... Lani 8Mcfl Jordln,
,
CdM'a John Bunw, with relief help from
Mike H-. •topped Newpot"t on juat one hit
In the MmUlnal.a of tht Newport Elka
Tournament coneolatJon btackeL
The S.. KJno IOOC'ed all they needed In
tM third a1 Jeff Hf~ Sol on an mw,
and Gordon Moaa all\lled. After a wtld
pitch advanced them a bMe ff-lln&1ed
both home.
Hea1 th•n 1eored on Brett Huahtt'
double. •
n,. Marina Vlk&nll allowed ftw rum an
&ht fourth ~ tUl"ftlnl • cm lll'M lnto . ""''
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The Screamln1 Ea1lea, an
A YSO DlviDon P'our IOCCef' i.m
bued ln Newport Buch, haw
advarad to aacuns.y•a (11 a.m.)
Section r ttnal ln Upa.nd alter bee\lna the 8acmn. a.1. Sunday.
Andy Carter, wr.f.la)'9 left wtna. 9t'Ol'9d two for the
Scre_.mana 1111~~· whll•
tea.mmate Chril oe41.n1 idded one.
Allo ~ WM ftlhl hal.lbldl Rani Khw1Ji, who •¥!Ml awo
pll wtlh hll .... w WWII.
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Fn»m AP dl1patclle1
LONG BEACH Tex Winter, m
who has se'\Yed as the head basketball
coach at five major coUt>gt'S as well as
the Houston Rocketa of the NaUonaJ
Buketball Asloclatlon. iJ reunng from t'08chlng.
it was annou~ yesterday.
Winter, who ha.a <,'Oached Mt Long Beach
St.ate for the put five aeuona and 111 the 11th
winninest active coach in the coUeg1at.e ranks,
will ret.lre following the 1983
NCAA finals and the Natiorwl
Association of Basketball
Coaches Convention at
Albuquerque. N M , next
month
Wanter, 61, Iii currently
f inis hing his term as
President of the NABC, a
position he will relinquish
during that group's annual
WWB" convention held during the
NCAA basketball championships at Albuquerque
April 2-4.
Quote of the day
"I was there five years. five years with a
great organization about which I will never
say anything bad. But now I'm here and
we're gomg to beat the tar out of the
Dodgers for the next three years" -
Atlanta Braves pitcher Terry Forster , who
served up Joe Morgan's eighth-innning
home run on the final day of the 1982
season that snatched the West D1v1sion
pennant from Forster's Dodgers and gave 1t
to the Braves.
Guidry, Murray no-hit Dues
Ron Guidry und Dale Murry Ii
comblnt-d to pltdt Ii n o-hlttl'r
Yl .. terday as th~ Nt!w York Y1mk~
cruah('d a split Pittsburgh Plratt11
squad 11 -0 in an t>xh1b1tlon b1uit.>ball 1iuml'
yesterday Gutdry worked four pt!rfoct lnning1,
str1kmg out four, and Murray pitched the laat
five Guidry ha11 pitched seven innings this
spring, Including three against Jacksonville
Univen11ty. and h.aa rellred all 21 batters to {84.'e
him Jim Rice dnUed a ~lo home run and
scored two runs, pacing Boston to an 8-2
pounding of Cincinnati Rtre's homer leading off
the fifth Inning was his fourth In seven
exh1b1tion games Paul Molitor, Robln Yount,
and Ben Ogilvie continued their hot hitting,
leading Milwaukee to a 4-1 Vlctory over Seattle.
Molitor hit a solo home run m the third inning
and Yount doubled in the fifth. SC.'Oring on a
single by Oghvie
NBA ho nors Magic
NEW YORK Guard Earvin
"Magic" Johnson, who averaged 20
points, 14 3 rebounds and 9 3 assists in
three victories for the Los Angeles
Lakers from March 7-13, was named yesterday
the Nauonal Basketball Assoc·iat1on Player of the
Week. Johnson beat out Sidney Moncrief of
Milwaukee. BiU Cartwright of New York, Joe
Barry CarroU of Golden State, ls1ah Thomas of
Detroit, Alex English of Denver and Clark
Kellogg of lnd1ana
Johnson's highs for the Lakers' 3-0 week -
victories over Golden State. San Diego and
Chicago were 31 points against the Warriors,
20 assists against the Clippers and 12 rebounds
apie<.'(' against the Warriors and Bulls.
Tars, Oilers, Laguna
outlast tennis foes
It was a good day for area high
school tennis teams yesterday. as
Newport Harbor, Huntington
Beach and Laguna Beach were
all winners.
Newport Harbor ran its non-
league record to 4-0, stopping
Foothill, 21-7. John Myers led
the Sailors in singles play. talung
three of four sets.
The Sailors dominated doubles
action as Rick Conkey and Mike
Hays teamed up, along with
Charhe Baxter and Scott Read to
win tn acralght .eta.
The Huntington Beach Oilers
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used e ffective doubles play.
wmnmg all eight sets while
turning back M1ss1on VieJO,
18-10
The t.eams of Bob Carroll-Sean
Dodds and John Gabriel-John
Dampman settled the match with
easy v1ctones. the latter pair
losing only five games m four
sets
Chris Ganz led the· Oilers m
singles. taking three sets
Hunungton Beach improved its
record to 2-3.
Laguna Beach breezed past
Fat.anci.a, 22-6, and saw its n.'COrd
Jump to 3-1 Frt•d L ynn
Rangers rout ft'lyert
Mark PaveUcla .cored twice to Iii
hl&hU1ht Nrw York'• flvt-&oal Ut'lt '
period 1 .. t nl&ht H tho Ran1era •
routt'd th• PhllMdclphJa Flyeni, 8-2 ln
• Natlo/\81 Hockey ua1ue pmc The R&na n
h•ve l('Ort'd 44 joala In thc-lr wt lix h~ jamas
and Paivt"llc:h hWI 2~ pcJlnta in hla lut 16 aamm
. Mlnnt.'IO~·, Dino Ciccarelli llCOA'd twl1"1 to
lud tho North Stan to • 6 3 victory over
Vom·ouvt!r Tht· v1c:tnry give. Minnesota a :n llH~ rt'('Ord fur H~ polnta, 1UU four potni.
behind C:hkuaio In the Norri• Dtvlalon
Vam'OIJVN droppt.>d to 26·:i3· l l ... Calpry'1
Lanny McDonald acored two ao•Ja and
({Ollltender Don Edward• blocked 23 1hota u the
FUunet recorded their flrat 1huwut of the year
by tteltoaung New Jen.ey, 7 0
Sof ield ineligible
COLUMBIA , SC -R1 c:k Ell
Sofleld, a former Minnesota Twins 4. •
outfielder taking a s hot at colleae
quarter back , haa been decla r ed
1nelig1ble to play football for the Univenuty of
South Carolina.
Sof1eld has been named an a.aslatant baseball
c.'U8ch at South Carolina and will remain there a."
a student, the university ea.id Mond1&y.
Titans' Wood honored
Guard Leon Wood, who led Cal •
State Fullerton to a 22-7 record th1B
season in basketball, has been named
Southern California'• Athlete of the
Month for February by ~mbers of the Athletic
Foundation awards board . . Baz BHlleo,
general manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins of
the NHL, died early today from inju ries
susuuned in an auto accident in Pittsburgh .
Dick Harter, the basketball coach at Penn State
the past f ive years. has r esigned
Negotiations are taking pl.ace for the release of
the champion race hone Sbergar which was
stolen by armed men Feb. 8
Television, radio
TV: No events scheduled.
RADI~ Hockey -Winnipeg at l{jngs. 7:20
p.m .. KPRZ (llSO).
WEDNESDAY'S RADIO: Baseball
Dodgers vs Detroit at Lakeland Beach, Fla.
10.10 a.m. KABC (790).
Edison outlasts Westminst e r
The Edison High Chargers stopped
Westminster in five games in Sunset League
volleyball action yesterday. battling back from
deficits of 6-1 and 11-6 in the fi~I game
Seruor outside hitter Randy Hetnck had 10
kills for Edison. while junior mtddle blocker John
Singer recorded a team-hJgh 12 kHh.
In other play, the Marina varsity was stopped
by its alumnJ in four games. KeV11l F1.5Cher (Long
Beach City) and Craig Fisher (Golden West)
sparked the Manna alums.
Rum Run race canceled
MARIN A DEL REY -High storm-driven seas
and debris from thl" last btg stonn in the waters
between Marina del Rey and Lorig Beach forced
can cellat ion o f tht> M arathon Boat Racers
Asaociauon Rum Run race last Saturday
The forecast gtven by the meterologull o r the
U S. WeathN Service md&eated there would be
winds of 16-18 knots on Saturday
NHYC tops
• race entries
By ALMON l..OCLUBY ,,.., ................
Twe-nty two yacht clube, from San Dleao to
&in Frandaco, a~ repn....nt.ed amona the :H Milin&
yachts whkh will be ifelU/\a undC'r way Saturday l.n
the Newport co C.bo San Lucu race.
Blaeat repreeentaUonl.l trom ttMt host N~wpon
Harbor-""M:ht Club wlth ellht enU1• San Diego
Y44c:ht Club haa five, Califomta Yacht Club, &Jboa
Yucht Club, San Franct.co Yacht Club and St
1''r11nd1 Yacht Club ruave four each.
Clube with three entriH ure Bahia O:>rtnthian
BOATING rlJ
and Southwe.tem; two entrleS each are from EOng
Beach Yacht Club and Cabrtllo Beach Yacht Club.
Clubs with one entry a.re Voyaaen, Little Sh1Jlll
Fleet, Santa Clara Racina AaeodalJon, Cap .. trano
&y, Assoc1acion Nau\ka de Cabo San Lucas. Santa
Cruz, Santa &rbara, Richmond, Ventura. Lido ule,
Ot-t·anside and Stockton.
Eighteen yachta are enter ed from Ora nge
County yacht clubs.
Twenty of the top designers have entnes ut the
race. Leading the field 111 BiU Lee of Santa Cruz
with 12. including hia record holding 68-foot sloop
Merlin, eight Santa CrU1-50s, two Santa Cruz-40s
and one SC-33.
Eight yachts In the race are from the design
board of Doug Peterson of San Diego Nelson and
Marek of San Diego have four entries, Swan has
four. and there are three Spark.man & Stephens
designs, including John Scripps' 79-foot ketch
Miramar from San Diego.
USYRU selects
four alternates
The United States Yacht Racing Union
CUSYRU) Offshore Team Committee has .elected
four alternate yachta whJch will acoompany the
U.S . team to England and compete lndivldually m
O:>wes Week and the famed Fastnet race, which
together make up the Admiral's Cup Seriea starting
July 27.
Chairman John B (.lim) Kilroy of Newport
Beach and El Segundo said the alternates will &'Ive
more top U.S . competitors a chance to gain local
knowledge in the international fleet as well as the
vaganes of Solent w1nds and currents for future
years
The official U.S. team is composed of Bill
Palmer's HoUand-40 Shenandoah from Newport
H a rbor Yacht C lub; M o nroe Winga te's
Serendipity-43, Oakland. and George de
Guardiola's Soverel-42, Locura. West Palm Beach,
Fla
The alternates are Bnght Flruah. a Peterson-42
owned by Mike Levin, New York; Morning Star, a
Frcrs-45 owned by John Ambrose, Greenwich.
Conn .. Secret Love, a Peterson-45 owned by Brad
Herman, Manna del Rey, and Thunderbolt. a
Nel.son-Marek-41 owned by Rod Wallace. Excewor.
Minn.
The US team has won tht> Bntiah-donunated
senes twice -m 1961 and 1969. To date, only the
Bnu.sh have won 1t more th.an twice The U.S team
has taken the runner-up spot in the last three
series..
Grunion run
to start
Eric Schantz. Ian Haworth
won 1n straight sets for the
Artists
In doubles. Laguna Bt•ach
didn't lose a set. as Rick Leach,
Enc Dickerson, Wade Perry and
Chns KoUenda paced the Arttsts
Lynn sharp,
Angels dull
INJURED?
tomorrow
Off1c1als at the sta te
department of flsh and game say
that 10:19 p.m . Wednesday will
signify the start of the gruruon
hunting season.
M ar ina biolgist1, who keep
track of the slippery. elusive
small flSh, say the fll'St grunion
run will continue through March
19. The gruruon wash up on with
the tide late at night, shortly
after the full and new moons
The females dig them1elves into
the sand and then deposit eggs.
which are fertilized by one or
more males.
Thirteen to 14 days later.
dunng the next series of high
tides, the eggs are washed free
from the .and and into the ocean
where they hatch
Here's the schedule for the
first run:
Mllfdl 18 -10 ·111 pm 12 19 ~m . Mwctl
17 -10 48 pm -12 •e 1 m . Mareh 11 -
11:20 p m -1.20 a m , Mitch 19 -12 03 1 m
·2·0$ am lndlcetaa whet\ the time of ,,,. unexpec1ecl
"'" la efler mlOnlQlll Iha date of tM nlQl>l
'*«••~
OCC women
top Cypress
in softball
C.oach Barbara Bond's Orange
Coast College softball team won
its first South C.oast Conference
game m three tries yesterday
defeating visiting Cypress
College. 1-0.
Pirate pitcher Angie Antrobus
allowed only one hit. a two-out
smgle ln the flnt inning.
The Pirates used a walk, a
sacnf1ce bunt. a passed ball and a
pair of SUlgles m the fifth mnmg
to acore their runs.
Michelle Armstrong's infield
single talhed Sharon Brazell
from third foe the fll'St run. with
Sherry Petrone addmg another
single to knock m Diane Snyder.
The Pirates travel to Santa
Ana Wednesday for more
conference actJon
22,453 watch Rae
lead Express, 20-3
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mike
Ree threw • pair of touchdown
pan.ea to R icky Elll1 in a
35-1eeond apan of the 1econd
quarter Monday f\iaht to •perk
the Lo. ~Jes E:xpnm to • 20-3
United States Football League
victory over the WHhlngton
hdenla.
Rae, a lon1t1me backup
quarterb ack ln \he National
J'botbell ~.hit EWs wtth.
11-yard .:lOrinl IUi.Jot •t 8:0& tn
\be ..-id peiiod. then booMd
up wllb him on an 18-yard ~ .-36 .... lat.et •
lbt llil*W pulW afty from a wue.
AlW .. droYe t.tw = .. ,.,. tor \he """ ~ • J.,ot Aqelff'' atcky Oran1e awww•• h RoWMon'• tumblt of .... ~ ldckofl ., th• W•t'--'l~,_,. au. to• .............
UfV'"" Abbott pro\iict.d th•
other Express 1eorlng, kicking
field goals of 30 and 28 yarch.
Obed Artrl'• 28-yard field goal
to ~Pan 80-yard man:h with the
opening kickoff provided the
Federala' only ICOTe.
A crowd of 22,463, the smalleat
.o far tor any of the USJl'L't
lame1, view~ the cont.est ln the
2,000-aeat Loi Angeles c.ou.ewn.
RM, 31. a 10-year pro wteran
who formerly wu with Oakland,
Tampa Bey and Wa.bJncton ln
the NFL. 1ave way to toOk1e
Torn Ranwey ln the MCOnd ball after compl1Un1 tltht of 14
throw• for J 10 yarcla In the
openlnl ao mlnu..-.
ElUi. Ytho played .. Si .n. Canadian rootb&11 •
had tlw C9tdW for 83 ·"(< ln u.. vk1ory, \M 111,,..., ~ ln 11 many ouU. Ln U.. rww a.,u..
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From AP dispatches
SCO'I'TSDALE. Ariz -Dan Gladden sent San
Francisco ahead with a run-.cormg triple and Jeff
Leonard belted a two-run homer in a four-run, fourth-
1 nrHng rally which carried the G1an t1 to an 11 ·7
exh1b1tion victory over the Angels yesterday.
In a morning 'B' game, Max Venable had a homer
and single off Angels' •tarter Tommy John, and the
Giants won 5-3
The good news for the Angels waa the return of
Fred Lynn, who in his fi.rst Cactus League appearane
went three-for-three with the homer. Lynn had attained
BASEBALL
his upper back the day before the exh1b1tlon season
opt•ned.
Angel Moreno, the Angels' third pitcher Ul the
aft.emoon game, was on the mound m the fourth as the
Giants broke a 6-6 tie
Fred Breining. the Giants' starter, got the victory
despite allow1rig six runs m four inrungs. Doug DeCinces
hit a two-run homer off Breining m the fll'St Lynn led
oU the thJrd with a homer
In five prt>vious games, Angel pitchers had exhibited
excellent control, walking a total of just eight men
However. they walked 1even in only thl' first th~
1nnmgs of yesterday's game
"There's no defense against walka," said Angela
Manager John McNamara. "I know It's early, but
nothing upsets me more. Our lefty altualion got a llttJe
muddled.'
Non-roster IOuthpaw Jose Calderon •tarted but
couldn't get an out In the third inning, allowing a total of
five hit.a and !Ux runa. He a.l9o contributed five of the
wallu.
Moreno, another left-handed canc:Umte for the staff,
took aver Jn the fourth and SWTemM~ lix hlta and the
other five runs.
RookJe right-hander RJcky Stelrer ~ened hi.I
bid by one-hlttlna the Giante ov~r the fl.nal UUft lnnlnp.
Twins out&lus Dodgen
ORLANOO, Fla. -Gary Ward knocked ln th1"
runa with a pair of ~ and Oary OaetU added a
two-run homer to cap a lfx·run fifth lnnina u Mi.nn.ota
deleeted th• Loa Anlelel Dodan. 8-&, )"tNtday.
Loa Anielel jumped out tO a 2.0 leld ~ 'I'wlna
a1ar1er l'ranTt Vlola on do home runa by Mike Manhall
In the llCOnd lnninl and Ettew Y...,.,. ln the th.lrd. Manball'• blMt.. on &he tirw' pllc:b of \tie IM&nl. w. hi.
third homer of &he llll1na. •
Mtnn.o\I. &·2 in 1xl'1~dcft play, d9d the~ Ln
the fOW\h ... lnlt J-r: I run~ up~by Waid Arid an 1Ull-dou by outa.w.r·Tuan··a,.t.Nlnllry,
Two wrote b)' Lal 4•1 ltd '° tPW u..rned
""" ln Ute 'NMI' tia·Nn "'~· Tl; ..... ""' NII. ell\ 011tU'1 ~ home run of the yt1r, finllhld llfWI..
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1ourn1ment, r:ountry mu1k. cc.ncerl and •rt
ahow are on tap On March 23, • counlry
mu11c concert 11 eeneduled, while a recJng car
show 11n<.t 11 C :100 "Prl~ View" event 11 eel 101
March 24 L119un• Hiii• M.,c;h 17 at M i n ion Viejo ·. Mai en Pr11c.t1c;e 111d qu11Jfy111g are on the agenel•
for Friday M11rch 25 A pto·celebrlly rac• II
11e1 for March 25
24 San Clem•nte' Aprll 7 at C•plltteno
Valley' Ap1ll 14 al Dane Hiiie'. Apr II
'./ t WoOdbrldge' Aprll 27 Diamond Bar 011 Sundey Mllrth '11 • Formula One
warmup end a p10-ll1rt rhallenge elart ull the
dC.llvlllea The Grend Prix follows MIHIOfl Vlefo
March 17 Laguna 111111 ·. llA•rch 24 ttl
C11platr11no Valley•, April 7 at Lttguna
Beach". April t4 Woodbridge'. Ap111 21 at
San Clemente', Ap1ll 27 -Dena Hiiia'
A three·d&y general •dmlaslon adult pan le
$25 General adml1111on tor the race only le
S20
For additional ticket lntormatton pho1111
1'1 lJJ 436-9953
WoodbrldiJe
March 17 C1platrano Vell•y·. March
24-Dana Hiiia·, April 14-et MIH IOn Viejo'
April 21 -et Laguna Hiiia'. April 27 Laguna
Beach"
'deno111 South Coast League meet. All
111"8ta at 3 p m Olf·rflad ... h"M
WHtmln1teJ
March 17 -Oen• Hiii• (2·45). Match 24 at.
Ocean View'. M1rch 31-Fountaln Valley'.
Apfll 14-Marlna· Apr II 21-•t Edison•. Apr II
27-Hunllngton Beach•
•denotes Sunset League meet, All mee18 at
3 p m unlese noted
Th11 sixt h annual SCORE 0 11 roao
Equipment Show 11 set tor Aprll 1-3 81 the
Anohe1m Convention Cente1
The show wlll include a pane! 01 six oll-road
drivers Including Baja 1000 winner Terry
Smllh The panel will dlscuu racing and
olt roadlng as a family recreation
llot rod ...
fhe 1983 line ol oll-roed vehicles. cuSlom
trucks, vans. tour-by-tours, race cars and
all-terrain cycles wlll also be on dlaptay
Admission Is $4 50 for adults and S2 75 101
chlldren ages 6-t6 Children under six are
edm11ted free when accompanied by an adult
Hours are 5-11 pm on F11day. April t 1 t
am 10 p m on Ap11f 2 and 1 T a m -6 p m on
April 3
The National Hot Rod Assocla11on s Pacific
Olv1s1on Wlnaton World Cnamp1onshlp Series
d1v1s1onat point• c1rcu11 comes 10 01enge ~ounty 1ntem11t1on111 Raceway F11day-Sunday . llhlt.ol/t! llf P ... (l IP
Personal fllne$S con1ultan1 Den Empfield of
Westminster !'las scheduled classes in athlellc
llfestyle on lour consecut ive Sa1urdays
1>eg1nnlng this Saturday
With a $65. 110 purse up tor grabs, more
than 350 entries 11re expected In eight
sponsmen racing categories· top alcohol.
dragstar. top alcohol funny car. compelltlon,
super stock, super gas stock. super comp
and super 1tree1
Qualifying and n&Uonal record attempts wlll
be held Saturday. from 10 e m unlll 6 p m
Championship final t'lllm1nat1ons are set for
noon. Sunday
Classes are 11mtted to 12 paf11c1pant1
Participants are required to bring running
shoes end a bicycle Cost ts $25
F0< ticket 1nforma11on. phone 552·55 I 1
The class will cover such top1ce as how to
be en athlete with a lull·llme jOb. correct
running technique. co11ect cycling technique
nutrition and how to buy atllletlc equipment
lnl ormat1on on the class Is avallable by
phoning 892-8475
Dusty's burning desire
VERO BEACH. Fla CAP) -
Dusty Baker has what he calls a
burning desire 1ns1de It won't be
easy Cur the Los Angeles left
fielder to a("('omphsh what he
nt'<-ds to quench that dl'Slrt.'
"[ want to have my best year
t.•vt•r," said Baker at the Dodgers'
spring tr:iinmg headquarters in a
re<.·C'n t interview. "It's kind o f
eating me up. that thought. I
don't rC';..llv knuw what the
numbt•rs are: but I kno"" 1 lan do
n1on•
Baker, who turns 34 in June,
has done quite a bit in hlB 11 -plus
bag league sea.sons If he's to have
his best year. it's going to be a big
one
Bak<'r has a 11fet1me batting
avPrage of 282 wllh 206 home
runs. has played in two All-Star
Gam('S and three World Senes.
Last year. he hit an C'ven 300
with 23 homers and 88 runs-
balled·m
His best year for average was
thf' s tri ke-short ened 1981
Tinie Machine TC
sets top niarks
There were some good early
S<'ason p<>rformancvs turned in
last weekend by mc>ml>E>rs of the
Orange County bast.'d Ti m e
Machine USA Track Club
The Time Machine USA Track
Club, which ongmatC'S m M1"-S1on
VteJO. has boys and ~irli; h«>tween
Barons break
swim record
LONG BEAC H l he
Fountain Valley Barons broke a
meet record la.st Saturday night
at Belmont Plaza in the C IF
swim relay final!!. Tht> Barons
captured the record in the 4 x 50
breaststroke relay, winrung in a
time of t ·52.96
But Fountain Valley could
finish only third in the team
t•ompet1tlon . as El Toro
dommat.ed the meet, takinB four
of the six events.
Craig Popp led the way for El
Toro, as he was a memb<.-r o f
three flrstplace team1. Greg
Wilson and Jerry Wi.dom also
helped the Charger cause
Other El Toro 1winunen who
sparkled lnduded Miki-GUlt"oSpie,
Mark Yokota, Dan Novinakl and
f reahman Joel Bussard
the agL'S o r 7. l 7 competing on 1t
T hi s past Saturday at
Southwes tern College in Chula
V1st.a. Chnslle Engesser (age 7)
of Huntington Beach, had a top
performance, qualifying for the
TAC nati o n al age group
c hamp1onsh 1ps which will be
held in Dayton, Ohio July I ·3
Her ume in the l ,500 meters
was 5.36.0
S unday , Engesser added
another fine showing, when the
track dub compe te d at UC
Irvine S he won the 40-0 meters
If\ 1 18 0 and the 800 mt'lE>rs in
2 51 0
In the bantam d1v1s1on
(9-and-under), the 4 x 100 meter
relay team, composed of Jaime
Braun of Mission Viejo, and
Donyelle Norris of Laguna Hills
ran a national qualifying ttme of
l.03 5
Norns al.so qualified an the 200
meter dash on Sunday with a
30.06.
"We gained some <'Onf1dence
and a lot of respect this
weekend," said Coach Vernon
Smith. "l 'm really proud of all
our klda."
The ~xt acheduled meet for
the Time Machlne will ~ lho
Saddleback Valley Municipal
champlonahips at Mi.ton Viejo
HJah Saturday. •
Llncoln • Mercury
MM Hllflter llY .. , Celt• Met•
campaign when he hll .320. HJ.s
single -season home run highs
were 30 in 1977 and 29 1n 1980
"I've always been a late
bloomer. I matured late." said
Baker. a 6-2. 200-pounder
"That!> the way I've always
bcc•n Tht> late Jim Gilham (a
Jongt1ml' Dodger player and
t'Oa<'h who died in 1978) told me
I'd Ix• a better hitter when l got·
to be 32. J3 and even older than I
was in my younge r days "
In add1t10n to being a late
bloom er . Baker beheves he's
bec>n underrated during has
t·areer He said that used t o
bothPr him, but it doesn't now.
"l think I've been underrated
most of my IJfe m everything I
do" said Baker, who wasn't
named to an All-Star team unul
1981
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(:4 Orange OoMt DAil. Y PILOT ITuHdly, March 16. 1083
Palmer a sex symbol? Not really tWnCI.,.,...... ...... ........... , ' ., ...... .,....
fJ'. WlLL GRIMSLEY fltAMt~F\'!' W) Jim Pulmer t.
one of the beat pitchers of our tJmt-but
moet Americana rt'CO&nizo him not 11<>
much ln a Baltimol'f' or1()lt· uniform with
a bla "22" on the back but tn hla
underw.ar
vartkulurly, echool Wlrla, 1t~:rc•Ulrt
llUlhlnw houat wlvt•a hl• la •
btttwNm lfob••rt ltt•<lfm d •nd
Rc:ynold11
and
CrOH
Burt
lU, u1d Kelly, 13) I •m I f•lht!C .
"l uut.n"npht'd onl' of my pc»tet'a to
Jarnle llnd wrol.c", 'Bt-.t Re&Mda, Dad,'
juat u J do In thl' l&orH ShC' th(IUih t It
WP hllarioWI
P•lmer 11 more ab11hed than
rtrwnored of lhe arw:llt.ry populartt)' hill
unadorn~J Jockey 1hort1 a da have
t·naendt-rt'd
~ HOMt LCM. INC • .., •Pll11M T~ ~!tie IOlowWll .._.._. .._, of lrljf4
WILL N U. AT f'UIM..IC AUCTIOH TO THI HIOHllT e100I" POlt
CAIH (~.-.. .. llfM OI .... Ill
....,, ,....... of .. l.MIMd oo::=
.. """ 11119 ... .,,..,... IO Md _,....~ll~Md
I h• I• lhl! nui*·11lllw toqulvofont of Hu
D1•rt•k 'a "10 " ")for pt.<er• Mrt• more· lmprt'Nll.J than
lht> La"
"There .,.. po91tlve u pecu 10 It.'.' he
uld "Tho mo,.. people who ... me on
TV 01 In mapdne ad.I, the ~ llkely
they ate to become lntereat ed Jn
ball·bl&ll"
Oeed of '""' In 1110 proporlr '*einef* ~·tied Ull.JITC>ft CLYDI A ~AY end WIHWi.eD I Mc;t<AY '-bend and ....
"That'• becau1e morl' peoplt-re1ut
maaulne• and watch televlalon than
look at bueball i&nlt"I," say11 the tall,
dark and hand1ome right handt•d
pltchlna 1tar, rationalizing on hi1 unl4ue
dual role u bueball hero and ru.uonal
aex symbol.
Wnml'rl »iah at thl' •liht of hla
nwrvdoWJ 6 J, I lM puund phyatqul•, In
pt'NC>n or pc•lt'1 They awarm oil uvl'r
him whl'r\ h(! IAppt•ar. ut " d~partm4'n\
11tort.• for un autoaruph i.t·~ion Ht• 11t•nd•
tlwm into squeullng hyatcncw
Tht-youn&llh veteran .. t er<• h·ual'd
on t.1 tn.mk In th1· Ortult .. ' locker room
ond fre.•l y wlked of the poeltlvc und
nf'6'ullve &IJX"Cl.I of bclni o "n1ttlcmal
ptnup boy"
Pulm_,r recalled a reoont appearance
un Phil Donohue'• popu lar dayt.lme TV
s how In whlc.:h the aubjt"ct waa male
motlt-1•
eu~.,ICIAllY MOllllll '1111
M 0 T""9TU '°" MH!PIT 0#
MOll llll "'"· M 0 INC l!Ml"\.OYM«HT K N.,1'1' TIWIT
lleootOed ~ 14, 1MI ..
11\fV No IOIM In bOOll 14il 1 ,. ,,. of Ofllml ~ In Ille oftlOo
of IN "-oofdlr ol 0. ... County, Mid doed of Irv .. 0.Cflllee lllO
The jo&a tAllt about him In t'Onne<>tJon
wit h thrl11ty Mathewson, Walter
Johnlon, Grover Cleveland AJexan~r.
Gaylord Perry and Tom Seaver, great
pitchers of the put and present
"l dun't l'Ontlder my~lf u .ex aymbol,"
hr 1ald, referrin6' to the lnten1lfll'd
1Advcrt11lng campaign thl' Jot·kt-y people
huvci put on to •~II tht:ir men'•
underwear
"I tam nut t'Ofnfortablr with the idea,''
he; 11uld. "I wouldn't 1ubmlt lO ll If it
werun't for the fact that It helps finance
om· of my favorlk' charllle. -the Cystic
Ftbro&l.a Raearch FoundatJon
"Th~ rc. .. pol'\le l aot waa t.ttrnendow,"
he said, "llnd not jwlt from women. Ev~
men wrote that they were 1urpriled to
~ that bueball players weren't thick
head•
~ i:.oir,:. No ,, •. In tho City of Oo11a Mo" H por map
r-ded In 900ll 18, Peoa H of ~-M8Cll, In the oftloe OI tho Co1111t1 lleco.1dor of aold
County lXCUT 11'9 Hort~ 5&7 d ,_ A.ddteM 2NO lant1 An• Avon110, 00111 Mo10. CA t2t29 But to m!U1ons of others women
"My wafl' d<>t.'lln't con.sider me a ll'X
symbol Neither do my daughten1. The-y
are amused by 1t all To my wife, 1 am 11
husband. To my two daughters (Jamie.
"All the net proceeda of poaten11<>ld go
lo the Foundation. Thia past year we
prt'llented thrtm a check for S 17 .~00 "
"They found out athlete• could be
urllculate and that they had frallitlal and
emotions like everybody e~. I think
that's good."
Wimbledon
purses up
WIMBLEDON. England (AP) -Pnu money
for thlS year's Wimbledon tennis champ1onsh1ps 1s
up by around 60 pen:-ent, the All-England Club
announced today.
Defendin g champion Jimmy Connors, John ,
McEnroe and Ivan Lendl will be favorites for a first
prize of $112,654 That compares wnh $75,000 last
year.
The women's title, held by Martina
Navratilova, will be worth $101,400, against $67.500
in 1982.
Wimbledon showed a profit of more than :!
million pounds ($5.4 million) last year
"We felt that in view of the exceUent financial
resu lts, some of the money ought to go to the
players," said Sir Bnan Burnett, chairman of the
All-England Club, at a press conference
"With the possible exception o{ the U S . Open,
Wimbledon priU? money will compare favorably
with any other tennis tournament in the world,
lncluding the French Open. We believe this is in
keeping with our position as the world's leadmg
tounlatnent. ''
Burnett said the three big Grand Prix events
-Wimbledon, the French and U.S. Opens keep
in touch over p rize money. t
"We have no agreement on the sub.iect, but we
consult," Burnett said
Bf ITH NDTICIS
Irvine
boating
schedule
Irvine Lake's lllx-week
pl'ofess1onal boat racins
sch edule begina April
9-10 with the Western
Championships.
The competition will
include a san ctioned
N a t ional Drag B oat
Racing program plua a
water ski race featuring
eight o f t h e world 's
fastest speed skiers in
circle courae com petition.
In addition , at tempta
will be made to br eak
the world quar ter-mile
speed record on skis and
bare feet.
Other events al Irvine
Lake:
M ay 14 -1~ -t h e
Thunder & Ligh t n ing
S pectacular feat uring
the 1983 debu t of the '82
Unlimited H yd roplane
high -points ch ampion ,
Gold Cup winner and
world champion "Atlas
Van Lines Specia l ,"
driven by Chip Hanauer .
June 25 -26 -t h e
Grand .t'rix, a tul l
YO.,, ARL IN Dl!fAUL T UNDl!R A DEED Of TRU8T OAT!D AUOUIT
1, 1U 1 UNL!88 YOU TAl<f ACTION TO PllOTECT YOUll PROPERTY, IT MAY 8E SOlD AT A PUl!ILIC SALE IF YOU NHO AN f.l(PL.ANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCE!DINO AOAINIT YOU, YOU 8MOULD COHTACT A LAWYER
11 • '''-' llddr ... "' common dot19n•Uon I• lhown •l>Ovo, no ••rt •nly It glvon •• 10 111
complet-Of COf•ect-
Tha beneftdV; 11nder Mid DMd ol Tr1111, ~ rN90ll of • brMCll Of
dotaull In lho OClllgallono ~od
thorot>y. llerelofO<o oxaoutod and dollvor•d 10 r11e 11ndofllgnod •
wrl11en Oec:leratlOn of Oelaull Ind Oornllnd lot S., WWI wrln9n notle»
of bf MCI! Ind of -.c:tlon 10 c:auoe 1110 11ndorel9nad to ••II ••Id pt~ 10 Mtlltty Mid obllgattone. 1nd 111ar .. 11er lho 11ndortlgn4td ~ Mid nollce of bfoech end of elec11on 10 be ,_dod ,,._ 30 1H2 U ln11f NO. S2-22&042, of
Mid Offlc:lal Aecofdl. Said aolo •Ill bo m•Oo . but w11110111 covenant or ""'"'nay,
.... "' tmpllod, t9QMdlng title
oo.1111ton, Of enoutnbf'anoM, to
pey Ille remainlnO ptlnCIPel eum of
lho not• -.0 ~ Mid Deed Of
Truet, """" lftweat .. 1n Nilcl noto
ptolvlded, adv-. If any. llnder Ille lermt of Mid Deed of Tru•l. f-. <ihWO-and ~ of '"° Trutt .. and of the trwU c:tM lod by
Mid Deed OI Tr\191 Said ••lo will bo ftotd on Woeln.dey, Marefl 30, 1983 II 2 00 p m , •1 lllo Chapm•n Avon110 ontr•nce to 1110 Civic Contor 811lldlng, 300 EH t Cllapm111 ,,,...,_, 0r"I08 CA
NOTIC£ A~ TIME OF SALE BIOS MAY BE MADE IN CASH ANO/Of\ THE CASHll!RS OR CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN Cl\111. COO£ I SECTION 292411. Al th• tlmo ot tho lnltl•I
putM!catJon of thla noUca, '"° total ""°""' of Ille unc>ald ~ of tho obltg•Uon MCurod by tho •boYo do1c•lbod dood of 1ru 11 •nd Ottlmotod C:Oltl, OlltpetllOI, and •dv•nco1 I• IS l ,210 80 To o.1w...-111e opening bid. you may
call (7141 937..oMe
McGUIBE Ca . and brother Rob~n •~ T~o sanctioned points meet
EVEL YN FLORENCE PadachorOhlo Mus will be for drag boats with 17
o.te t..twc:n 2' 1983
H9wpol1 HomO LoM. Inc:
M Mid T.....i ...
McGUIRE, resident of C.OSta held on Tuesdac?'., March 15. Passing b y d i fferen t c l asses o f
Mesa. Ca. Passed away on 1983 at St atherine's quarter-milers on the
T 0 SERVICE COMPANY. tqenl Cindy~. AMI Soc
Ono Cl1y 8lvd Wel1
OranQO. CA tHea March 12, 1983. She isCatholacCh~hatlOOOAM water
sur vived by her husband lnt.ennent pnvate Services Arizona t ate gua rd Chris Beasley, a Costa Mesa Hig h and O ra nge July 30-31 -the
1714) 835-atll Publitlled Ot1n90 Co"I Deily
Pilot, Merell I, 15, 22 1983 11~ Marshal I. sisters. Mary under the direcuon of Ray c ~ (' II d ff S t d Coors Summer Classic Elmer of Costa Mesa, ea .. Family Laguna Beach ""fl&Sl .o ege pro uct, passes o to a teamma te a ur ay ai,
Ora Hom of Anaheim, Ca. Mortu.ar~OLBROOll lJCLA 's Ra lph Jackson looks on. Arizona Sta te plays Cal Sta te ~e~~~~fn~hr~eocfoSi~ ~~ ~~~1:.0~~ 0~= L £SL IE M £ Y £R S f'ullerto n in fi rst rou nd NIT basketba ll action F riday. season plus a speed slo of Cost.a Mesa, Ca., Leroy HOLBROOK. age 71. passe<I and Mod VP outboard
ACnnoua.-u
U..STA~ ·~ s~~~ta~.~~~on~~ll.l~~~-----------------------------------------J ~~t~~~ and Karl Slhilling of Desert Hospital. Palm Aug. 12-14 -the 19th
'T110 tOlk>wino e>o<M>n 11 do•ne
~-
Camarillo. Ca. Graveside Sprines. Ca. after a 21-, annual NDBA Nationals
services wall be held on month illness He had been 8 y d ' h h d H.A F. 018TRJ8UTIN0, 1034 w .. tward Way. Coeta ....... CA
t2e27
We<tne.iay. March 16, 1983 Cahfo rn1a resident for i'I ester ay s eros onore showcasing the wo:-ld'a at ll:OOAM at the Harbor years. and a Palm Spnngs quickest quarter mile
uwn Memorial Park With resident for 28 years He WU drag boats.
R11dOlpll JOhn Frl.,,dt, 103' woor.wd W•y eo.11 MOM, CA
92627
Thie ~ .. conduc1od by .,,
lndMduel Re v 8 r u c e K u r r 1 e employed for 11 years tn the G J {:'I' • d For more infonnation,
officiating Services under Englnt>er Department for S hakespeare, Baker , a i 18 among 1n uctees phone 649-2996 Rudolpti Jot>n Fneno1
Thia et•l-1 wu flied wltll lhO
County et.ti of 0r"I08 Count'Y on
F.o te. 1N3
the darectaon of Harbor the City of Newport Beach
Lawn _ M 0 u n t o lave and employed for 14 years as
Mortuary of Costa Mesa the Su perv11or of tht>
540-5554 Engmttr Department. Palm .JARDINE Spnnp. Leshe fought an the
HUDA JARDINE. age 71. South Pacific and World
resident of Stanton. Ca. War Das an Army Ordnance
Passed away on March l2 Officer, he lat.er paned the
1983. Survived by he; Army Reserves and retired
husband Henry, son Jerry. at the rank of Ma~r He 1a
daughter Jeanne Webb survived by ha.s wife Mary
brolhen H,a.lmer and Jo~ Lou of Palm Springs, Ca .
Lee, sast.ers Hprdace Tonn, sons WLl.ham L Holbrook or
Thelma Skinner, Nata WestCovma,Ca and Wayne
Fjeseth. 6 grandchildren G Holbrook of Newport
Services will be held on Beach. Ca. and a step-son
Wedneed.ay, Narch 16, 1983 Joseph K Stuart of Palm
at 12:00noonat P~kFam1ly Sprangs. Ca and step
Colonial Funeral Home daughter Mary Jo Dunn-
( n t e r m e n t a t F r o I d , Ruu or Oakland. Ca · a.bo 2
Montan a Peek Family step-grandchildren Funeral
Colonial Mortuary direct.ors services will be held on
PADACB . Tuesday, Man:h 15, 1983 at
JOH N EDWARD lO·OOAM at Waefels and
PADACH, JR., resident of Sons Chapel. Palm Spring:!, Laguna Beach. Ca Passed Ca walh Rev Lowell
away on March 11, 1983 He L 1 n den off 1c1 a t Ing
waa a retired military man lnt.ennent will be at Pacific
and aerved in World War ll Vaew Memorial Park.
and the Ko..-n Conflict He Newport Beach. Ca. on
11 survived by his wife Tue.day. March 15. 1983 at
Gloria. ~ Bruce &Ue of 2 OOPM Donations are
D Toro, ea .. daughter Juba wel.come to The Palm
E. Padach of Laguna Beach Springs Stroke Aclivuy -------"------'-.Center in Mr Holbrook's
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NEW YORK (AP) -Former Notre Dame
halfback BtU Shakespeare. hero of one of the most
famous rallies m college football history, was one of
five men named to the National Foot ball
Foundataon's College Hall of Fame recently an the
deceased category
Besides Shakespeare. others named to the Hall
of Fame were Southern California guard John
Baker. Army quarterback Arnold Galiffa. M1ch1gan
renter Errue Vick and Frank Murray. who coached
at Marquette and V1rg1naa
The selections were made by the foundation's
Honors Court The d£>reased Hall of Famers will be
inducted at special on-campus ceremonies next fall
prior to a home ganw to be designated by their
respecuve un1vers1ues
Shakespeare was the hero of Notre Dame's
18-13 triumph over Ohio State tn 1935. The Irish
trailed 13-0 entering the final penod but eventually
won on Shakespeare's touchdown pass t.o Wayne
Milner wath 32 seconds remaining Shakespeare
died m 1974
Baker. who won four football letters at
Southern Cal, kicked the field goal wath one nunute
to play that gave the Trojans a 16-14 triumph in
1931 that snapped at 26-game No tre Dame
unbeaten streak Baker died m 1979
Galiffa, who d ied in 1978, was a standout
quarterbacl< at West Point from l947-49 and also
played baseball and basketball. He served m the
Army for two years before r eceiving an
appomunent t.o the Military Academy and later was
on act.Jve duty for three years dunng the Korean
War
Vick, who won four letters at Michigan, was
named to the 1921 All·Arnenca team by Walter
Camp He later played profess10nal baseball and
was a catcher with the world champion St. Louis
Cardinals tn 1926. He also played pro football with
the Chicago &oars and was a long-time football
official. He died in 1980
Same jury to decide All-Star
NFL, lt t basketball
LOS ANGE~ESi:_~n~ly o~om~g~~anU~l game looms
Fed~ral Judge Harry Pregerson laws, primarily with lhelr rule SYRACUSE. NY (AP) -
has ruled trnat the same jury that that a vote of 75 percent of its College basketball broadca.steni
found the National Football memben was needed for a team Billy Packer and Al McGuire
League guilty of antitrust to switch locations say they are underwriting a Big
v1olat1ons will decide the F.ast vs. the United St.ates aenior
pena1t1es it must pay to the Loe Yesterday, the NFL asked that all-atar basketball game to be
Angeles Raiders and the Lo11 the jury be disqualified and that played at Manley Field HOWie on
Angeles Coliaeum. any peraons who pay taxes in Loe the camp u s o t Sy r a cu 1 e
With opening argument.s slated Angelea County be ruled out. University April 8.
for today, the Raiders, who Judge Pregerson. now an
moved from Oak.land after the appellate court jurist. J.S heanng
antitrust decision lut May, are the cue tn U.S. Oiatrlct Court
asking $22 million to $25 mlllion because he was presiding when
and the Coliseum $4.9 million ln the cue began. He found the six
p e n a I t I e s . T h e • e • r e jurors and alternate, all women,
automatic.ally trebled. qualtfled to hear the penalty
The jury of six women found phuc of the t.rlal.
unanimously ihat the league wu
Appearing at Manley with
Syracuae Coach Jim Boohelm,
Packer and McGuire, the chief
execu tives of PAC-MAC Inc.,
said they are .eek.ins 10 lure the
top aen.lon In the Bi Bli Eut and
top name players from a.round
the nation, espedally Ul09e with
eastern roou.
"1Ct111 Wants Publllhed O•onoo Coaaa Dally
P1601 Mwdl 1. 8. 15, 22. 1M3
1()64-13 King
Cava·Jiers ACTI110U9.,... ..
MAim STAnmMT CLEVELANlJ (Al') -The followlr'O .,._ wo dolnQ
Boxing p romoter Don ~ •· King said yesterday he ia BASKET UNLIMITED, 106 ....... Strwt. a.boa, Ca 92M 1 r e a d y t o b u y t h e NM>ey ~. t5'09 Santa Fe
Cleveland Cavaliers, s1 . WNtrier. Ce to«xl Ted ClnOy Cheng. 2M5 T ealrwOOO solely to keep owner Pl . eo.te ...... c.. He2e
Stepien from committing Thie ~ 11 conducted by •
"treaaon" bv rno~the ganera1 ~. ./ NM>ey Hwang
Na tlonal Bask e t all Thie et~• -fllod w111H11e
Assoc 1 a t ion t e am to Counl'Y Clof1t of 0..-. Collnt'Y on Toronto Marefl 14 1983 n-i,..
"I'm standing here, Pullll•'*I Or•nge CoH I D•lly ready, willina and able Pllol Mar 115, 22. 21, Af1r 5, 11113
""O 131e..83 to buy the team, but r u 1----------onJy do it if he (Stepien) 1 ___ MUC....-_ll>_TU ____ _
gives me exclu1ive ..cnnoue~u
negotiating rights," King The r=:'~. dOi"CI
said by telephone from ~ •
his hom e in Windsor , CALIFORNIA AUTOMATION
Ohio. "I can't~ for this SYSTEMS. 2112 Ann. Co91• ....._ Ce. 92toH rmg-a ro und -t e -ro11ie11 Al•n J .. oph o.ueo. 2911
stuff from him. ANa. C-• ~ c.. 92toM PllUl K BellawWICe. 297 P...,_,
·-.,. --eo.ta ....._ ca. t2e2e ___ ~ ___ ,.,_._____ Thie ~ Ill conduetecl by •
PICTTnOUe ..... general partnenHp.
MAim eTA,_., Alan OeUlo
The lollowlr'O ,__ .... dolrlO Thie ....,,..,... -fled wtlh lhO ~ .._ County a.ti of Or.,. CouMy on
MAAl.IN CKAllTEA COMPANY, Fetwuety 21, ftla 4H Flo-8tr .. 1. Coal• M.... n1G1I
Caltfofnla t2U7 Publltllod Or•noo C~•• Detty Kolly T Marlin, 4H Fl-Piiot Mw . 18, 22. 29, Af1r 8, 11M Slroel, Colla M•M. Calltornla 1uo-.3
9"27 K..-dl Matin, GrWld.......... MUC M>T1C(
"°"'~ .. °=°,:;:r Dal ACm'tOU9 ....... Oodo Ortve, lllerman 0 0•, U.. eTA-nmlff ~ t t4°' Tllo lolcMlnQ ,,..._ -OOll'O
Thie ~ .. oonduclted by a buall19ee -e--w pW;l•al'tlp. Ol!SIOH CAIU"ENT'AY, 106) W ~ a.w eiompen., Wllon. Coe1a ...._ CA ntaT
l(ely T w.tn Ak:l\ard I Oumell, 10N W
Thie ~ -t119C1 wllfl IN W1llon. Colla ....._ CA ttaT Ooun1Y a.ti of OrMga c-'!ly on Rolle" T. 011r~I. 1UO e.
F*\lllly 11 tta o.m.w, a.Ma AM.. CA tt?Of. . . ..... '"""~·~~· PubltaMd Of•• Coeet Oe11J 9'l*1il ~
....,., ,. 12 .... 1, .. , .. ~ Tiiie ........... -leld """ .. 1-----------1CowMY a.ti af Or-..oe Oouftly °" PWUC llJllCI ,..,, ts. 1tu. .._.,
Lazers capture
4-3 victory
Tomor row, the defenae will
C*ll It.I openina wttne.ea wtth
NFL Ccmmillfoner Pete Rolelle
expecWd to be the tint 10 teetlf y.
Al O.vt.. the f'll&nl8S.nc pnenl
partner of Ow Raiden . will tak.ct
the aiand tn a few dayt for the
pl.alnUffa.
"9CTI~ • .. ... PubllllMd Of..,.e Coatt Deity
By April 8 the NCAA ~ .._ efA,_., Not ~ '· I. "'· u. tta.
will hive ended and pl.a.yen wW ~":'11• ...,. .. -. 1091.a
INGLEWOOD (A P) -Poll
Gar cia 1cored t wo 1oal1 and
uail\*9 on Loll An1ele1' other
two pit u the J..aUn &opped
Uw Plttaburah Sptrh, 4·1t tn ~
only Major l.Rdoot Bocoer ~
prne .cbedw.d I.Mt NahL
Oarda now Ml 12 ICllll.ll for the
Luen, who nJMd ihelt ...on
l'lll:lOtd '° 7 .J l .
The a nlmotJty bet wHn the
Raid n and the 1_,ue tn Lhil
CMe WM lhown aaa1n )' .... rda)' w!wn th. 1mm'1 lud •\tome')'
JoHph L. Alioto, objected
e tre nuoutl )' to h1v ln1 •
reprHtni.Uv• of • dtftnH attorney 1Utln1 nHr th• plalnutre ca~.
...
bt •Uaible for paymen\. 'n\O two ,, .At.t.IEltOY "IH.A9'CH '9.IC llmC(
dld not d.i.cu. payment IJ\ their LAIO"ATOAY: u.:uT"ITION hoiweYer llJMCU LTO., 1 ~ ~--announccroent. -eMS. OtOUlld "°°'· k '°' we. ~~
They .mmiloned UCLA auardd._.. ~r~a"J.'l:.:~ 011 N Of MC• IUO Rod ro.ter,a~tna ..,., ... ......._... OAl1nt. __. •• ~
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off er any n1m11 o play•,. ~., .._ &: •• ._•,• .. ;FO:'-.. -.:;'i
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bffn contac\jd to h.udl• the ,... "'=· • °*99 Ow/A. o.lr pl1_y-by·pl1y, PaclHr and ..:t:=",.~_:"'i.°':,... 1L-Mc0ulnt M&d. ...,.
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HflVIOll. INC a C elllofnla
cio1po1allon H 1h1lr appolnled
Trull•• 11ndar Ill• lollew1"r
ci-iMll deed ot 11\!M Will Ill
AT ftUtLIC AIJOTION fO THI
HIOHUT tlOOlfl flOlll OAIH
(peyMll9 et time of ... In lewM
"lonoy of lllt Ulllled llal•I ell
rlQht, llU. lltlCI ..,..,... ~ 10
and -held boy " ~ Mid Oeed o1 TMlt In "'9 P'~r ~f\" ca-IMC!
TlllUITOlll N'.RHI J ~WACICI, a
llnQl9 "'on llNlf'ICIAlllY MIOWllT
ftACl,IC ,INAHCIAL, INC , en lo.
G«llOf •llOn ~ ~-n . IMO .. in.Ir No »014 In booa lstle ...
142 of OfllNI "9ootdll tn !tie oMoe
ol 1"9 "-'d9r of OIMfll COuflty,
H ICI deed ol Inlet dOllCtlbo41 IM
fottowlng ~.
Loi 36 and Lola A 10 L lnolutiw of
Trac:t No 10341, In Ill• City OI
1rv1no. ~1y o1 01anoo. s1a10 o1 Cellfomlo ... pet ...., ,_dod In
80C* 472, Pegoe 48 to 50 lnalutNoa,
ol M~ Mai:», In Ille ofllOo
ot 1110 c:ountr t.cordor ol H id
COUl\fy
"You -1n doflUll uncMI • Deed of Tl'\d1 ~led o-Ttbol 1&, IMO,
unlOM you laU octloo 10 pro1001
your pr°'*1';, n mar ti. told at •
publlc: atlo. If you nood an
••Pl•nat1on of Ill• naturo ol
1110 proooodlng agalntt you, you thOUld conlact a I~ "
811Mt addron of above la g
Melodyi..-. IMno. CA 927 14 No
warranly It given •• lo Ila
~t-or corroc:t-
Tho bonM!olory undOI Mid Deed
Of Tniet, by r~ OI a b<eeoh or
dollKJll In the obllQ•Oona MC:Uroel
111otoby, llorotolor• oxocutod and dollverod to Iha undaralgnod a written Oec:lareuon ol DefllUll and
' ~ for Sele. end written notlco
ol ~ and of OIOC11on to ca..•
Ill• uadoralgned to aoll aald
property to aati.ty Mid obllOa•lona. and lhoroattor 1110 undortlgnod
~ aad "°'IOe of brMCll end ol
OIOC11on to ti. roe0tdod o-n1>o1
2. 1882 u lnatr No 82-421992 ol
C>mclel Aoc:ord• Said aala wlll bo mada, bul
without covononl or warranty,
•llP'el' or lmptlOd, regarding Ullo,
po._lon, or oncumbrancee, to
pey the remaining prlndoOI oum of
Iha nolo ooeutod by Mid Deed of
Trwt. With lnloroot u In Mid no1o
provided, OdvonQOO. II any, under
Iha torma of aald Deed of Trull, '9w, d\orgoo and ~ ol Iha
Trwt• and of the in.ta u .. 1oc:1 by
Mid Deed of Trull Said Mio wtfl ti.
hold on Friday, Aprlf II, 1M3, 01 2.00
p m al the Chapman Avenue
ontranco to lh• Civic Cantor
Building, 300 Eaat Chapman Ave., Orengo, CA,
Notico· At the time ol Mio, bld9
may bo made In caall ond/Ot Ille
coahlort or cortlllod chock•
apoc:lflod In Clvll Coda Section 292411
Al 1110 time ot 1110 lnlllat
publle:atlon ol 1111a notlco, the total
1NN>Unt ol the ~ bolor'tCO ol tho
obligation aecurod by the above
doac:rlbod dood of lruat and
Hllmalod coata, .. ponaH, and
advancH la $1tt,S12 47 To
ootormlno lhO oponlng bid, YoU may call (1119) 584-8333
Ooto· Morctl 7, 1983
BURUNOTOH ANANCIAL SERVICES, INC
oo Mid Tn;et•
T 0 SERVICE CO .. ao-'11 Tracy~.
TNel•'a Sala Ottlool
3e33 CtlmHlo Del Rlo s ,, 204
San Olego. CA 112 1011
11111116&4-82&4
Publlattod Orange COHI Dally Piiot, March 15. 22. 29, 1993 1l!'.f3 ..... ,.
NOTICa Oft tALa
MMAL~ftn
AT ...VA Tl SAL.-
C.. .... MP 171•
auporll)f Oouft of t"9 $tat• ol
Calltomlo 10< tM County ot Loo
Angolet In the "*"' of the ..... of Albert Olit>en, doc....o Nollco .. lloroby ~ that .,,. uo.0. algilod _. _. at pri¥alo .-.
on or •ftor tho tat doy of Apf'll,
t9113, at tho olflco ol Socuttly
Ptc:fftl; Nottonal Bani<, Atll'I ~ C
HO\llland, Roat e.t81o Offtoot, 4000
MacArttu Bfvd , No 320, Nowpor1
BMl;fl, OA 92ell0, (714> 769-41711 to
tho hlghMI and boot b6ddot. and
aubjoct to c:onllrmellon by aald 8"'*'°' Cowt ... ngm, 1111o end
umlim~, "~~~ ·-~--" MllUIY QIV ... tM1 _..., proooallla .., f\ltnWllflt ..
la bot, "late1lala, 011111,11101\I.
t1ane11ortallon, ind tllGh other
laclllllel .. lftllY Ila ........ lor -OOHlflllUCTION Oil tHI
FOLLOWING ftlllOJICt
MOOlf'IOAllONI TO IJUl'l'INQ
PVMPIHO ITATIONI. ftlllOJICT
1112100.n
lldt _.. bo r~ by Ille Coale
MoM lonltaiy Otatrll:t. at Illa olflot
ol tllo Olly CIOtk, 7t llelr Otlvo,
Coota Moaa, Caltfornla 11ntll tho
hour ol I I 00 am . Aprll 4, 1~. 11
wlllGfl ""'• they wtll Ila oponod publlGl'I' and t oad 01011d In 1110
oounoll cNlm'*-...... ~
aflllll "°' ,... tttte of , ... WOttl "'°
tt1o -of IN bldOor 1>111 no otllot dt111no111thtng matkt A~
r8QOIWO oftof Iha ICfloduled
time tor the .._ipt Of blOa oll .. I be
mutllOd lo lho biOOer ur\090fl0d II
tna11 ti. the ao1o rat90nt1blllty 01 1110
bkldot to -lhol Mo bid la reotlvod 1nr°'* •Imo Ml of ~. Spoc:1o1 PrOVlelON
and oddlttona lo Oonor al PtOV1elOnt
to the Stanoatd 8poc:llloetlone "'°l'
b• obtained et lh• office of the DlrOC1or OI Publlc: Setvlooo, Room
419, 77 Folr Drive, Cotta MMa,
Collfornla, upon a non-rolundabto
payrnonl ol I 10 00 An oddlllonal
charge or 12 00 will bo made If
handled by mall.
Eocll bid allall t>o made on tho
Propooaj Form, ohoell P· 1 thlougll
P-11 provided In tho c:ontraol
documon1a and thalf ba
accompanied by • cortlflad or
caehlef'a ~ or • bid bond for
no1 .... than t~ of tha amount of
tho bid, made peyol>lo to Ille Coote
Moaa Sanltory Dlatrlot No
propoHla allall bo aonatdorod
uni••• accomponlod by auch
Catlllor'. Clloc:tc. CHh °' bidder'.
bond
No bid oll&ll ti. contklof Od llnloaa
II It made on a blank torm 1\#nletood
by tho Coot• Mooe Sanitary °'91rie1
and i. made In llCClordanco with the
provtalona ol tho Propoaal
roqutr-11
Eadl blddor tnUtl bo I~ and
alao praquallflod u required by i.w
A CIUI A, 8 Of C42 lleonM wlU bo
odoquoto '°' 1111• pro)oct The Bo1rd ot Dlrocton of Illa
Cotta Mou Sanitary Dlatrlc:t ,_. Iha right IO tOjOCI any or ..
bid• Tho Controc:tor ahaN comply with
the provWont of $oc110n 1770 IO
17110 lnclualvo. of tho C1llfornlo
Llbor Coda. tho prwa111ng rate and
oc:ale of wogw •tabbhed by the
Coote MOM Sal\ltery 0tatrlC1 wflic:h
ara lllod with 1110 Aaalt1on1
Secretary of aald OlatrlC1 and lholt IOffott penalllot ,._.,.,.. tor non-
c:ompttanca of Hid codo
DATED Marc:to 14, 19113
BY ORDER Of' THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE COSTA MESA
SAMIT ARY OISTillCT
Publtallod Orange CoHI Dolly
Ptlot Morc:to 15 22. 11183
1297-83
Pllil.IC NOTICE
FICTfTIOUt 9UtlNaH tu• tTATIMbCT Tllo lollowlng per•on 11 doing
t>uainouoa
CERTIFIED REFUSE
TUNNSPORT 22011 Private Rood,
Newport a-:ti, ca 112680
Syl•I• 8aboll. 2201 Prlvlfa
Road, Nowpor1 Booch. C. 112MO
Tn1s t>utlnwa " condvc1od by an
ln<flvldual
Sy!vta Btboll
Thia tlat_,I waa Ille<! Wiii ,,,.
County Ctork of O<anoo County on
MAICl'I It, 19113
'211 ..
Publlthtd 0 11ngo Co111 Oally
PtlOI Mar I~. 22 211 AlX 5 t983 1312·93
FICTIT10U8 MIU. ..
N.u.ITATl•NT Tllo lollowlng poraon 11 doing
bUtl,_U
JIMMY'S VOLl<SWAGEN. 10S4
Val9ncle. Coote ...... CA lla.2t Jimmy Noll, 1034 Valonc:fa,
Coota MOM, CA 112829
Thia bullneu 19 conducted by an
11\dMdual
Jimmy Nott
This 9101-1 WU flied with the
County Clorlo ol O<anga County on
Feb 25 111113 ,.., ...
Publllllod Ortngo CoHI Dally
Pllol March 1. 8 15. 22. 19&3
104 1.11•
lntatwt of Mid d.-cl al time of 1------------
deottl, and a111g111, "''° onc1111,.,., PUBUC MQTIC[
the ...... ,_ oddltlonel'jl acqulrod ·------------In and to ell 1110 certain real F1CTITIOUI llU .... I
property tltuotoO In the City of MAm tTAn.MT
Nowpor1 BMc:ih. County o4 Orange, Tho lollo•lng PO<ton I• doing
State of Calllornla, particularly bU-u o-tbad a lollowl, to-wll. NEWPORT GfU1PHICS. 534
Lota 5. & & 7 of Balboa Troc:t In C1toltna Or . NewpO'l Beech, CA
the Cit)' of Newport Beach, 1128e3 IOCOldod In Book 4, P•9• 11 of Mlc;hMI L Hardin. 534 Calollna
Mapa Or Newport Boacll, CA 92683
More commonly 11nown a 209 Thia bu~ 11 condUC10d by .,,
Palm A--. Newport 8-:h. CA lndMdvol
Tortne of Mia -c:mfl In i-1\11 Midi ... L Hord1n
"'°"9)' o4 ltio lJnllod S~ Of tonne I ntt llal-1 WU flied wllh Iha
Mll9'oc:tory to tN 89 Admln on Coun1Y Clot1< of Orat11111 County on
conllt'matlon or Mio. °' '*' c:aat1 Feb 25. 11183 F'2'toMI
Publla,,od Orange Coal! Dally
Piiot MAieh 1, &. tS. 22. 1983
and balan" ovldencod by not•
MCUf'od by mon~ °' tf'U91 o-i on th• properly ao •old Tan
porc:iont 01 amount bid to bo
Oopoejlod wllh bid Sale I• boltlQ
modlt "ala". P\8.IC M011C(
1040 113
8lclt or ott.r. to bo HI ""''Ung end ncnnout euMMRU wlH ti. r-VOd ot tho aloroaald NAm tTA~
olfM:o al any time enor Iha 11111 Tllo toHowtng poraon 11 do1no
publlc:etlOn llorool ond l>OfOI• dlt• bullnooo ..
of Mia LA PAZ POOL SUPPLY 25290 D91ed MOl'Ctl 11, 11183 L• Pu Rood, Laguno Hiiia Co Socur1tr Poclflc 112653
Nl1Jonat Bank MIC:hHI Pllrlck lklrn• 2103
Spec:ial Admlnl91tolor of Sun<:IM, AnAheHn, Ca 112801
1h0 Oltale of oald r1111 l>ullnwt la condvClod by M dooedont with 0.-al p_-. lnellvk:lual
..._. ol.. Q9 Mlctlaol PatrlClc Butnt
'" •• .._. ... This atOl-1 ...... lllod """" the loo~~ e.17 ~~ = of Orenge Counfy Of\
Anar-, .. ~ '211tll
Pullllahod Oranoo Coaat Dally PubllallOO Orang• COHI Dally f'Wo\, Marctl 14, 16, 21, IN3 Piiot Mtt 15 22. 20 Apr 5, 11183
1293-«l 1321-&
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'l'he nwrketplace cm t ht' <>r<mye Coast 642-5678
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INDEX L1•1& llLI UJPlllT Jo Plue Yow Ad. Cd t'lnwt n111ln dW\nt•I Vlt-w from nwjnHk"nt "
lit. ti lilt pool hom Redul't!d Sl,660,000 642-5678
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RENTALS
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""" F.wt.e 1 2 prime actt hilltop Sl,2~.000
11111• IU7ft
IH fl'. OORDIADO Olli l&YFllOIT
::: Coronado Llland CWI\. bayfront lot 8~' boat '"""I dock. Plara avail. lilow '370,000 w/\ennl. ·-.....
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BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
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1111 W. IOUlntlT CW. Niii)
11'1< ,... Large lot. Monterey style home with 4 !:~· bdrms, 3 baths, spacaoua private patio
:~ and parking for 5 cars. 20% down.
1~ Owner wall carry balance to qualified
::: buyer.
lee llLUIY TUIHI, Alt.
144-IOIO
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Jl!W For TueadRy through ~:; Saturday pubflcallons 5 30 p m the pre111ous
d1y For Sunday and
M ondey publlcattons.
12 00 noon Saturday
llLLS All
11111m1n
Kllla and correction& may
be made untll 5 30 p m.
II Tll ll&IT
If Ill IEWNIT
lltshlHH Io. •• ,
Live In 3 bdrm, 2 bath
uppar apt Commerclat
aflo9, olflee or retail on
lower level ptu1 4 car
parking Price at $395,
···~· associated
811<)11111 ~ QfA,1011~
Jt1) .... 1 01 ... J() • ' tf•ti
1or th• next day·• pu1>11-1-1-W--Tl-E..,... -1-0-1-1-
cauon For Sunday and
M onday publlcatlons. Thia 4 Bdrm homo llu
t2 00 noon Saturday full b••n reduced to
Pleate Hk tor • klll s 118 900 & Q<Oet 191'1M
number wnen cancel-aro av1llablof Upgraded
ting your ad & profeulonally land·
EHHI
Check your ed dally end
report errors lmmedlale-
•v•~ I tr The DAILY PILOT U · •~11 sumea llabllfty tor the
::::; llral ncorroct lnNrlton
+Im onl
fO'J<
ecaped with many ame-
nltleS Call now tor com·
plet• datalla on 100¥ Int•
reet rate financing --Call
nowl &4&-7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
:~ .... -.-.-'"--.-.,-Sal. STUlJ
SAVE THOUSANDS. NII
your hmo, no comm
Prol help I tow lee
53&-148-4
JUlllE 01111
High!~ upgradecl, lmmoc fee 2 Bi don. plWi 2 Nu
permanent fin commll
monl, 30 rr• 55g.&901
ChlllH 6'10-1494 alt 8
or wllnda '34g,ooo
, ...... OIHI SHORECLIFFS
IUIOll IJ Ju11 111ted, ocean,
Now only $320,000 • lo-canyon view. 1tut111ll'I()
woat price lor Ihle large 4 Bdrm•
modal Plen 4, behind TIE TWI LlllS
guarded gatea 20th Gorrr & Ch1lt18
century for.,,allty In 3 873-7781 760· 13g7
bedrooms Owners will ------
nogotlato • aubmll te<ma C.111 •t11 1024 trad ... low caltt down or
??. Euy to ... 1200,000 Cllll UCLlltYE ll llrTS Great Grandparent•
on almoet 5 acros with need lu•urloua. stngle
IOI• ol greenery and 1tory home. wlll pul up to
open 1pece -plu1 pool • S200K tor ttue equity
and recreation area EJI. buy-out. price lies 10 be
cellont Coate Meea loca· r I g h t 8 3 1 • 5 0 5 S
lion near N-port Well 8-42-2000
mtlnlllnod and never • -------
vacancy Large 2 story AllOLITI STULi
townllouM units with 3 Sharp 3 Br 2 Ba w/2 car
bedroom• All with pa· gar ltplc. hi cetllnga &
1101 Call lor financing pool/spa Steal at S 109,
detalla and floor plan& ~99 Try S 13,500 dwn 81
Large aaeumat>te loan S 10!>0t mo Patrick Te·
$5,300,000 FEE land n«e, agt 760-8702
-
WATlRfRO"ll 11um n ., llTI
HOMl.., lac. C'-1ul and bright 3 BA
REAL ESTATE home with extra large loll 131-1400 Flutblo llnanclng 11nd
only S 105,000 Call
COLDWeLL
BANl(C!RC
__,,.,._ •114 UT•n .....::a.a
WTll.IFF
1211.000
Rodu<:ed & mouvateo to
Hiii Specious lmmacu-
t et e Luak bUllt 4 BR
homo with poo enter-
tainment yard. cul-de·
NC locatlon Aaaumo 111
& 2nd Owner will help
flnane41,
144-HIO
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LEASE/OPTION CONDO
3BA. 2BA $95,000
751·9195 ~-4157
O.W.C. 1ST
at ll>"o, 30 yr liKed lrg .
1mmec 4 Br 3'1> Ba. pool,
Hv rm , d in rm den.
NHHS school area
631-5055, 642-2000,
546· 1347
SANTA ANA HTS.
3 Bdrm. lamlly rm. lrplc,
big IOt Hardwood floor'a
Super buy 1100,000
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000 below milt af 1364, JIWfl 600 Call PATRICK TE-
2 t><lrm den, 2 bath* NORE. agt 7110·11702 deMgnor int.. alr, CUI-de· 0pn o..lly
HC Walk to pool, tonnl1, 1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ahopa Fruit treea, aoto 11
sprlnlden. 2 car g•r•
B'I' owner I 153.500
Open Sal/Sun 12·5
7 I 41730--6 742
IY IWIEll '81/2~
Deerlleld Outatandtng
landecapmg Incl gazobO.
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upg1adea, ate. trptce
S2 ISK 552-8607
HARBOR Rl>GE
FHIA&.llY ....
LOI at 14 Nerbono $438,
000 $338,000 •HUn'I•
•bleat 13%
AeneJUan<:e M<>Oel. 38r.
lam rm, 2'11Ba Creel
'399,000 1270,000 ...
tomable at 10.376%
Dynu1y M<>Oel 2Br. 2S.
TURTLE Roel Croat, $329,000 1230,
000 aaeuemabla It
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Townhomes 2 bdrm. 2 ~~~~~~~~~! Ila upper unit In mint I=
cond11ton Spectacular IY ._.
VIEW With Iott ol ptlvacy lfWPllT m.
Highly upgraded Loena L 3B 1 ~ are euumabl• $ 17S, arge '· am rm, rm & den. 3 lrplc:I, AV
000 t>oat gate. Spa & guet>o
sor Priced lo Nit. 1257.000
lee land 631-3889
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651·1177 Bell price In town et S 135.000 Cornet Bay &
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sale bst otr ov91' $325.
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31131 Hoity So Laguna
499-1&00
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perb ocean vu. 1trHm tale, Nwpt Hot• twollM.
T e r m t o t I r a d a 3 Br. 2 Ba, powder rm,
4119-1600 frplc, comm pool Wiii
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charm. 8 blka to boecll, 3 Bdrm with mini view.
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cus1orn 4 Br 3 B• Ol-11' ti UY IHI. ltacll 1040 Hee Family Am Pool
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dining room. laml l~ Eaay walk fo t>eh, 4 Br 3 955-080ll 957-8400
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Un.la
Largo c:«net lot locatlon
3 Br 3 Ba te.mlly hOmo
with grut potenllal l0t
remodollng $410,000
Foe Boll• CllaH Loo
&44-7020
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DOU.AM ~· Wm C.Ote, 8kr
of Mocfll Lvty brlek patio spic and span, READY
& fruit trees add warmth tor y<>Y See 11 todayt
& country charm to Ihle 1•2 1200 oulltandlng new olltr-• •
1ng One side yard haa
dog run Xlnt price ol
only St27 900 Thi•
should go laat• 759· t501
or 752·7373
~ Walker 6 lee
VA 111111
3 St I~ a. newt; paint·
ad lownhOuM ..
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w / 10'.t. dwn. $84,900
PETE BARRETI .. REALTY
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Hight)' upgr•o.d 3 Bdrm 2 B a II q.m a w II p a ,
cutlom tit• & steined
glue Kltch«I ov.rtooka
~ atttum Aettlng
'339,500 831-7370,
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goncy nome w/111-ot ~ewpor1 Hllft>Or Of-
llC entry w/circulat etalr-
caao. Boeutlful 2-ttory.
format dining rm 4 8Re,
2 muter IUllM. one w /
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rm, workahop. etudy
'868.000 Mlc*t Cooper
544-6200.
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Have 2 1uper 2 level
COf\do. Only 1135,000 '
$150,000 Agl 552-7500
Tulia ....
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3 BR. Iorgo eolld Oak
tem11y room w1tll a· eold
Oak bar. waln1co1e.
hardwood lloora, hwgo
oountry kltdMn wttn ttr.
place. Tastefully deco-
rat od. Enormoua lot.
Quiet ~I de MC. Beeu11-
fully tandeceped with
fruit treH. 1215.000
Shown by appt Cell
Frank Veulleo. 76~1501
~ Walker & lee
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With ii CIUllltled Ad
0... Nowt 642-5671
P90C)le MIO need Pwopte Thel'• what , ....
~IL.Y PILOT
SER"1Cf£ DIRECTORY
led abou11
'6000 REllTE!
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On brand new Towne Hornet in
Euuide Costa Meea. 3 bedrooms. 3
bathe, attached, dbl ur gara,et
with automatic door openera. Larp
private petloe for all unitt, and a
couple even haw extra Iarae yarda.
ANb --you can chooee your
own color of aa.rpeUna!
Builder wm help finance whh
email down peymenta. Prlcet u
low u $134,&ool Bitter check an
thMe exdtina NEW~ for um
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E H LANO COMPANY
714-842-11843 ~~~~~~~~~~! Nny new J br 3 bo 2 rrptc. 2 car gar we1 bar
bale Garden" S 1350
lease 551·4693 •••
Ct•tttrt Lttl 1225
BIO DISCOUNT 2 cemet·
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Memorial Perk Prime
Area 1800 for both
847-8406
Cta•l. Prtper!y 1250
NWPT BCH TRAVEL INN
S 1,050,000 8208 West
Coast Hwy Oen 111-. fee
lend. 44 unite, gr. $240K,
will carry AITO 1211\'lo,
bkr courtesy (2131
247-2120 or e va (213)
445-8868
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mo<1eled 3 Br home. 3
Ba S e ll or Rent
$1400 /mo Call
71 4/831-5137
Very nice Iron• olfoce 2
Br 2 Ba plus ofllce
lrplc. relr1gt1. ready now
$850/mo 673-0359
SPACIOUS 3BR Jba du·
pie. Washar/dryr Welk
10 b<:h $900. 673-8154
all 5pm or dys 675-1457 -----
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1 2 bd . S(l75 . Leese
o••r1011L le:;.;-~:.. 2z24
llllSTllllL 2 BR f Ba lncd yard.
'TAYLOH CO. l ·' -.. ·•·).
lmrTllllT lockeble s1ore shed
Properties Exclu11Vety grdm n-cpts no pell · 1,.,. ,.110 $550 & dep 1950 B
~~~~·~·~-~·~~~~~ _Mt<yer Pl 549 3~ _ : $900/mo. 3 Br 2 Ba Et
Cta•talaiD•I 1275 Sldff lamely hm 287
Vac•nt Harbor Ridge Bren~5 8373 Condominium In Npl
MORE VALUE
FOR YOUR
DOLLAR
FURNISHED or
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All UTILITIES
PAID. HEALTH
CLUBS. TENNIS
Jllll ~ 11111¥1 SWIMMING plus
LEASE ON Tt\E LAKE much mort1 Sorry.
Beaulllully decorated 41 no ptts Modrls
bO 3 ba 1r111tdr Seel open dally 9 to 6 Gate• prlVllle road Ar·
bor Lake S •8501mo Oakwood
551-8674
SS75 2 Br w/poo111ecu1 Garden ApartmHU
also 3 Br 2 Be kld&lpeta • h u $695 Cell 4 ue11111s nitport ut•< /"o.
539-6190 BESl Ally lee ll!lO hvinr Av• w 161hl
La1ua ltack 2241
Pone Cottag~. small I Br
lrplc. yard Stl95/rno 6H
Lombardy Lane
499· 1997
6.tS-1104
Nnwport 8Hd\/So
17011 llittl \1
161 Oo~•n
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LttHt ll,.tl 2252 OC..EANFRONT Ob 2 4 br
aeach 1enn1s pool By wttelo. or monl h
guard 3br 2ba, lmmac 673 7813
no pets 831-1293 S875 ON !HF SANO
Twnhome, 3 br 2·., ba 3 Br 2 611 upper unit
lrpk: Walk 10 lhe beach wet b•H part furn
$800/mo 493-0467 wesher dryer 1ncld
3 br 2'• ba nr bPllCh Yearly 01 w1111er enclsd
pool & 111c x 1n1 toe gomge $950/mo 497-3973 5802 St>')Shore ~ Bd~,;;-2-ba-NICE VIEW TSL Mgmt 642 1603
$800/mo Cell Vic.hi OCEANFRONT Lge mo
495-4090 de<n 3Br 2ba gar ""'nl er avail now No p~ls
S9001mo 61 l 6640 8ch Renalsnnce model 1Wetl51de C M Clean & 3 Br, 2''t Ba. 10'1. down sharp 2 Br I Ba ell· owe Ill 12' .% 1nleres1 pell lenced patio en-•• .,.,, ... ,~ 22'9 Below ml'ket at clsd garage no pets ,.-.-_-... ...... ;..;;; ...... .-;._o;.;::;..;;.m. S4 15,000 951-9390 S525/mo plus $525 sec 3 Br 2be, l1m rm. lrmt Attrt•tatl Oal.
Credit c hec k reQ d1t11ng, lrplc. huge mall .i1... 2 ~ lac••• Pnrrtr 1350 548-5.442 Of 770-5629 suite w1Grec1an tub pool ... _ 111... 7vv
OISTRESSEOI 4-plu --& s auna 300 11 lrom 'l'early t Br t Ba stove
under m1rket 11elp ton· ltstte4 late•C Trett I narbor S 185-0lmo Call fr~ lrplc; $600/mO elec
ance S 16K down Rive< N-& designer perlec1 640-5377 or 546-3208 pd No P"' tl75 3683 or
aide near Tyler 0Mall & 2 Bdrm. 2'' b1 IOWT1hm Spec 3 br 2';-ba ciean 986 7046
Frwy. ~I 642·9808 S 1000/mo Call 10• oppl twnhse Pool 1og etc to see Many amenllre' SBOO A 1 544 1440 lal~a
PllH Of IWIEllHIP included C111 tvet g · · PtaialDlt 2707
Large 7 IHI 2 Ba 2 •I~
u11il $411& mo No p.11
Nr OC..C Cell !'140 I I~&
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8paclou1 t 2 bcJrrr1 •v••
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STUNNING large 2 l:lr '2
Ba 01rden Apt Pool
$495 7 10 W 1lllh SI
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636 6.l67 ll!H 2914
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prtvate patio, 141blmo
1142 8807
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vine lnllalr 1 •r 1111
634 lol!i ..
WOOIUlf lPll Jot•• 2900
I rg I 4 'l Bdrm 111110110 IHUH MOTIL pin•• & 1tre1rr1e S 11t gllH Poot. ovm & ep11
Going B1n1nu 1ook1111J No pet a f rorn S480
lor family hvlno 111 Mo 846 t159t
Wkly re11lala nuw 11v1111
$10!> A up L11101 rv
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04& 144~ rant move• you "' Nice ~ Br 1 Be '" ~ p>e• We 111ve 2 Br I lJa n•w carp1111ng & lrHr11~
1445 3 Br . t•, R• p11111ted llll·lne 111ir11ue J $47!> Poot lndry lot no no p;ita Leue SS251mo
pelt 548 9558 18() ,, 13 833 3307
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gar e g a • u n <le c lo. NEAR BEACll h11111et1 puol & 10te1J• 10
1465/mo 160 2tll St t Br some wlfrplt ric1111 K11ch11<1111v1111
648·0185 Open 7 days 11 wff~ 985 N Coast Hwy
Oupl•• W"ll"j(j; c M-2 • 4 Pool• & J1cuzz1 a I ogunl Beac.11 49ol S;.-9ol
Br 1 Be Niil & cute •Teonll 0
carpe11, d11p11 small •C1bl• TV "111 OOVI I fenced patio anc110 •Pet~ n81jolldbl11 Sing10 roolfl wtthoul ue
ga11ge no pets 846-1323 "" b ... er:ri •11 14v1111
S475/mo plus $475 sec Hununglon Gardena March I aft 6 b'S 473 I
548 5442 or 770 5629 I 4901 Heil Av11 UITSIH I
$455 ITIO , Br , Ba lrpfc r I Very JlrlVitltl rm II htl I
lndry rm skylight, small I ""' SANDPIPER 111lr111e Prsl lt!ma1c I cat o~ APTS. S32S1mu fi1'\ 7!144
36tl Avocado 4 R1 f I/ 1111ar 405 fwy t.
TSL Mgmt 642·941? SIOO OFF )h1Jpp111y Kii prov
Townhouae 2 Br , •• Ba 1 Ito... •• .... $740 lllU 964 3844
lrplc. pool. spa. e11ached 1 I 2 Ir. lull CM Ruorn '" terge ho•.JStt
g11r11ge Avail the llrst I•••• •Ht l•I kttch 1:mvlltlges washer Call 631-4984 drye• ins ptu~ uni
t Br wt pool, gas paod 01/Stltot TY bell 957 3~!>
S380 pr ,.,0 No pets •P>ush garden atm05 phere $27'.i .S $75 011µ f1ooni
Relt req d 1"'7 Flower St •Heated Pool .s Spa wlkllChen provtlt'OP'> Nt:>I !45·816 t -1 •lllum1neced 11111.!1 ~e11 Bell 642 230:?
$385 IBr Iba pool, cngs Bdrm wlhOu,e JH• .. 111
leundry, adlll, no pets •Some wllr(l encl p11110 llus111111 4 shopping tnll
833 7890 & 64tl-19417 •Furniture Avail Adulls unly 962 7!>20
2 B, 1 Ba , carpets.' 1011 Mtllaa• Olrolt drapes no .,..19 ,500 & Cell 101 appl 947 9595 Room wotn 1011 Block .. -lrom beech NB
S250 sec ulll pd $J501mu 675-IJ576 510 631 ·5230 Bell\ Off Beach Blvd Olwn 7pm W1rnfJf & SllllfJf
HOIOSCOPE
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SAG ITTARI US (Nov 22-0t.·<.·. 21): Som(•
r<-stnt·t1ons ure benl'l 1<.·1al r<.•stlc"SS young i:x•rson
advocates l'rash program Kt•y LS to b<• dtscrevt, Opt'n
to suggestruns but always to maint.am l'ontrol of
your own affairs
CAPRICORN {[)\'(· ~::!-Jan HJ) &> rc>ady Cur
cornmu111catwn fru111 111w who !>uppust•dly had
t•mbarke<l on o 1ourn1·y &· analytll'al. protect your
own sntPn·sts and Kt.•t agrt•t:'mt·nts 111 wri11ng
Propt•rty valuL' will tx• ~-ssed
•3 Br 2 Ba nr SC PIZa
S A pool spa carport
Child ok S69S No pets
AQUARIUS (Jan :W f't•b 18) Rt•lallvt"> h(•lp 1n
SUWlll Bottla, fllottla 2904 program o f hmrn· 1mprov1•mt•nts Call or messag<.·
YILUll 1P1ne Knot Mo1e1 on Coast could result in l hdngl' of d1n•ct1on H1ghl1ght
752-5822 --1
F side Adult L1fe5lyle
2Br 1Ba Lndry lac
like nu large quiet
5>450 single 646-4549
--------~-Lerge 2 Br t 81 UPllllrt
A .. 111 3-1 Nice area.
qulel. garege $530/mo
631-6812
Roomy 2 BrEi~1(i;,-;/
gar Kids OK $500
S36·3445 or 969· t620
Westside 2 BR. 1 Be. pool,
no pets $<650 mo 111 &
la'1 833-8533
New I & 2 Bdrm lu•ury Hwy NB "0P5 '0 ocean versaltltl y, be Clt.>Xtblt•, m~unldtn st•nS(.• of fttnt~ <tnd aplS "' i. plans 1 Bdrm~ Wkl1 rahn 645-0440 • from 1540 2 Bdrm rrorn w1lhngn(~ to laugh at your own fo tbh . ..,
$595 Townhou'e trom SPECIAL wtilp "••· PISCES I Ft·h I !-I Ma H h 20 l P1 um1sc•s 0<.81lfl vo~w COIOI t• $665 + pools tennis room pnones ,. ·c hett conct.'rnmg m onf'y r<'qu1n• st•nous rt-v1ev.. You ~~t~~~1~~n:~ndhs~a~~= collee Steps to beach <.'Ould lx> target for somc'<>Ol' who wants somethmg
paid from San Diego Htd pool 642 8252 for nothing Def11w ll•1111s, avoid S(•}f dC'<:ept1on
Frwy dr111e Nonn on
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vacatiH leatah 2907 I Fsnanual p1t·tun· v. tll lw hrightt'r 1! you arc
Beach to McFadden 10 observant Seaw1nd V1ll11ge p 141 Big B~ar C..eb1n for rent 51 893·5 198 M1le1 from Snow Sum
mtl I Br 4 loll hpl TV loll' I l 2 .. looking 10 rent 1n apt nr forest rrom $19 per let tata I ~14 A.
See apt son ierge scrHM day 586 &167 11617 Wes1c1tt1 NB 276 DD011DCtatDh
T\I. computerned selec •-3002 toon save gas & lime I AKE ARROWHEAD min to 3600 sq ti 2.435 sq naDtDaCtatah
835-2575 retreot lor l 11s1er 3 Br I 11 Sulleble for med•cel or BANKRUPTCY? STOP•
PentHb 3012
4 Pl.fl 6 4 6 · 3 3 7 5 o r d y s HV Monteoo Ille. airy 4 Br
COllA llaaa, •lnl fln1nc-494-2200 2 e a s 1 2 7 5 I m 0 l arg~ 3 Br 2 B• & 4 Br
0 ..,_ 6>40 4099 & 975 0040 2 ' Ba lrplc enclad gar $4!>0 2 br. prev rental rl!I, Ing. 751H652 PllYATI I tlln · · No pets S800·S975/mo non-smaller. d•s<:l 2019 OLIHTOI lPTS.
$275/wk 497-2057 dY' dental Agent 541·5032 Save honw:1 car. e•c. Cell 549. I 7 17 - - - - -I p •
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HUI£ OFFICES now revenlallve "cllon
ltatab to Slaare 2901 1 MO FREE RENT* '1 Workshop 951-5647
CIRCUS OF
MASSAGE
7 19 NO HARBOR BL VO
FULLERTON
2 AdJacent R2 1011 & 2 1 Br plus Oen newly Lrg E/Blufl Condo. 2 stry 675 6606 A Wallace, 548-0358 _ Ou1e1 spacious. """'
llOUMt $80K each/ otterj remodl ges & watar 4 Br. 3 Ba N-ty relurb OCEANFRONT 2 bdrm, ~,Private 2 br, 1 ba duple~. beach 2 Br '" Bo or trad•? Own/Bkr p11d No ""'IS $570/mo Super $l300/mo Townhouse $565/mo
0 ...., 675 2490 ba yrty $900 or thorl E/Stde, ger $SSO +-$200
642·966e Isl plus sec 648'• W · 1arm 559· 1692 alt 5PM dep 645-t668 960~ -
DISTRESSED' Trl-pleic 181h St 499-16t7 -Big Cenyon el'.ec 3 BR. 2'1 - ---Spacious clean 3 Br 2 Bo
view Tennis pool sec gar ~mo u1tl Inc 8>42 825a under market, help fln -1E11ttaide 3 BR 2 Ba, !pie ba condo Goll course Ctrtal ••I Mar 2722 t BR 5!:!£er clun encl g er a g-e.. av a 11 • 1
1nce S ISK down. nr encl pauo, 2 sly S680 ~ete $1400 mo· Dys Newly redec0<11ted uPOer 645-1819 • Tuatln & Frwy Agt mo llA0-0907 57_7372 E-675 0109 2Br IB• frplc quiet no Oollhou•'" 2brl2ba du "•2 9•"" •• k 1 3 br 2'~ bll lrplc encl .,... · ""° ., • .,.,•••HI 759-0279 'm r no geraje re• pie• gar sm y11d re ~ $700 .. ., n2•0 gar $750 A•••I April t
Lt • e-t 14001 mo IM """" ~ 7 dee crpt s t11111lrig tl1.tr ... t 38' 2Ba.cul·d&-NC.nr S 11n11ago Or Dover eves/ wllnda 6871555 59·1652 $485 8171 Newm1n
I So Coaal Pl1111 Avall SllOres E11ec 4 8r 4 a. dys Uf ·u-w 759-0840 YlfW LIT 511 S8751mo Eves & 3.500 sq tt ramlly hOme ~ wknd• 540-0703 Dav• 3 lrplc 9 pool lull secur l1rge 1 Bdrm lg8 k11c:11en. llW HAIL. • $360 mo~p Bach 1 & SI. UHU 838 tt!AO 11 Y 3 c 1 r 011 r 8 g 11 lrplc: urn incl $575 All I\ 1 IR. t la 1410 2 B• unlurn & lurr> pool
F • n ti• tic o c e • n "13Br 2Ba condo 2 car gat $2 200 tease 644 7424 can 760 1813 ---2 H 1 la llSO 6s~•2-2'~39112 FIOf1ds
cou1el view $155,000 •Has $750 mo viii inc; I Brake< c;pec1acutar oc.ean & city " ~ 842-3172
WALKER & LEE A E See II HI I Yorktown E181uf1 e .. ac h<>mt' 3 Br light v•ew lrom every Enctsd g1ragea gu I lmae 2744 772-7281 I _ 2"' 2 •• ...a -. -
~~~~~~~~~~: (Monlic.llOt _ 2 ... Ba 2 lrple, 2, 121 IQ ~~:5mm01 1c1~111 O~r:.~y wit« paid. pool spa rec ORANGETREE t Br
• l&i DtM t 14SO 1'~ yr old E tide dlx con-IL trg patio $ t25oimo 7141673 7975 room & volleyt>Bll coufl pool tennis on stream tU a, r do. 2-lly. 3 Br 2 Ba. lrg ~2--0350 le Pah. tmmac 11r ldulla. no
Palm Desert. Deep Cl· llvlngrmw/frpl yard.dbl B19Cenyon Condo Hide •w•y w/voew Mo 7l4-llAll-0073 pals $49 5 E•as
nyonTenot1Club,3Br.2 gar.balCony.micro.S795 3 bd. 2't ba lull golf dern 2 Br 1 Bl Deck -------553-1141or6735003
Ba 1 11ory, end unit. & utll 720· !)012 ore. course.-. pool tennta. OIW gmrage No pets ltwprt leac~ 27'9
NO FEE' Apt & Condo
1en111s VIiia Rentel•
675-4912 Brokef
Vl9W. enc pailo, fully lurn 644-4998 nm $ tJOO tease Also avill 2 S7251yrly ~5 I 682
s 1 0 8 . 5 0 0 c II I I B d $. 100/LA••• I 72 8191340-0395 Clean 2 8'. 1 Ba encled r. en ' _.... C.1ta MeH 2 4 g1rage. prvl yard NO Broke< 64•-74211 Bgl
Wetitfield
llHllY CllNI •• ,. .. s.c. Pt111
F'rplc e1eg1n1 lrench
...,1ndows 1/c, en-home
Shor I' E) ec home with I room 10 7 rooms Adi Loat ' r.... 3004
prof $285 Isl 1as1 dep A11porler Inn 4 Frwys No miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiii;j
u 1 , 1 s 9 6 6 • 8 4 7 9 I lease requ11ed I 662 2449 Call AM 633-3223
MIF 10 ''" 1rg Npt Hgts •CdM E•ecullYe Sulle nome non·smkr 27-371 E1egan1 decor furn/ 5350 lrg room Diana unlurn Elevalor & un-
63 I 1'66 642 J4'1'1 d e r g r n d p r ~ n g
Female rmm1e wanled I 675•9510 499.4722
CdM 2 Br house ISi N B 800 ~ It ottiee avail
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
IU-Hll
ll0-1112 Open 24 hrs
7 IAYS l WEEI
ATTRACTIVE
MASSEUSSES
TO SERVE YOU
COEDS Would lo•e to
parly ""'YOU Cell Sue or Kllhy anytime 1213)
634 4571 t71 4 l
527 7186 IBSI & dep S3501mo Mar 1. S500 mo A•lll 4, I fi:l-7464 646·8402 673-5500 , __________ ,FOf Lad.es only ~· bUlll
TWO SUPER walMlronl I W/M escorts available Snr lg Newporc Oct-an
lront yrly, tem n ~mi.r
S333 mo 828 0057
25 plu• rf'~P ml\I" pre! d
$240 plu\ , ulll Hue
shere b• HB A•~·I 3r28
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ROOMMATE REGISTRY
Renlors St2
Rt-nleel $20
ollices $375 each Ma· LHT /RlWlRI SPM 1 AM Cell Robl'!rr
flnt-rs Mile NB 646-$051 l•glll brn wht Persian 675-1467
S11mese m ~ tong heir SPIRITUAL READINGS
llWPORT 1uc1. ..... Blk whl & beige Ad .. •C• In all matlers
OFFICE SUITE OvrH · bl~e 4 I~\ d~p blue love marriage & OUSI·
cooking 1ne harboi AP· ey.-s 751 7041 nets Also counseling
pro1< 1000 SQ ft round sel ol keYsll t815So E1Cam1n0Rea1
7141645-7100 Bobs B•g Boy 111 H B S an Clem 492-7296
st.:'::'rr'oa;,e;2t~ 111 Owner ~denllly 646 3810 011111 llTILITll
$1 per~ 111Many ,1,05 111$111 Pm pleue cell 557·2830
M/f shr lu•ury 3 bf 2 ba Cell 557·70 lO Pel Fond~~L~36 9 t83 ESCORTS I MllflS
1 yr old NB be3cf11ronl Oeflk gpace for renl vll'!ry 1•--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. ___ OUTCALL 83!-9199
714 Cl91 fOOOI V1p1MC
g11r. lrplc: Musi see reasoneote HB eraa I'
$390 650->4S22 7141536-1484 security, JumbO 1 Br w11h WllTllt llEITlLS
APUTMllTI I Oen Waaher/dryer plus 3 & •Br CloM 10 water, Beaullfully landsc11ped private cluO w/lennls furn & unlurn reaton Fe rm mca 10 'Share 3 bd 600 S<l ft ~oratll<I. vl-~arden aptt Pool & Spe courlS pools spu, sau-able, 111 amen111e1 1pt wlmale e1ecuttve su11es. near lrwys. Mese
O.t tf C.u!J 1525 PETS s 4 8 5 1 mo LARGE BlUFFS CONDO!
PORTERVILLE. CA. 643-6680 2 t 1 r V . 4 B r . 3 B a
5 N: w ange rancti. 4Br, •CllLI WELCH(• s 13001mo 644-2tl07
2'11Ba home, 3 yrs old 160 East Wiison. 2 Br Nwpl Hgt1 3 br. 2 ba.
Found small l erri.. mta p l
M d09 wh1t1 red coll1r. trHat
vie Sloter & Gotnerd, S.rricta 3014
ti B Cell •ANGELA SPIRITUAL
d N nBS , beautifully decoral· Br-•-•75.4n12 $250 .... ', ullls 5416 04104 Verde presllge oa11k 111011 eeks o pall ed clubhouse & much ..,.._ " "'
S 140,000 538-8157 ett yard, g1r1ge. no pets S8501mo 221 I LaurPI
5PM. S825 IMI0-3989 Isl. last. sec 6>46-3532 8•2·0100 969 1221 conlWtten1 -e11 mauers
675-2495 673-978>4 Vl1ta lll0P9'ng cenlet,~ Nl950/mo 3 Br 2 Ba with Large 2 story 3 BR 2b• Bachelor $4 IO more lncld t most ullll· Fem 10 shr 3Br 2' 1Ba 2 building
556
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9250
Sen Diego, 8 1/iXgron. pool 2 car garage w/ home on Ne ""Port 1 Bdrm S485 11u 549-342 1 3641 sty condo Balboa Pf)(l1n MACARTHUR & REOHILl round Terrie• m1• rusty
good 1pilndob1e $285, auto opener. washer Beach can1I 2 car gat ')~rm 2 Btll $600 Be1r St (Be~n Sun-Vaulted ce111ngs gcu Lg slngle pvl ofc fur. goldan brn Solver type --.-------
0 0 0 d ""n Bk r dryer hool<-up. large wlelec opnr 11250/mo 2250 Vanguerd flowe• & MacArthur) COUNTRY CLUB LIVING b1lcony lrplc yfly S..66 nl511ed Non·smkr A•8•1 c1>1on ~6-2501 BallDtll I
619-433-1723 family rrn Agl 536 1435 540 9626 THE SEVILLE 2 Br wlgar, IN NEWPORT BEACH mo 675 9518 Jim tmmed No IM req Ph & Found malP Old English Fia1aci1l
LL hc~Hlt 1100 TSL ,!2.~1 Bal"?,Bl
2
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BLUFFS 2Brlden nevi 2 Bdrrn 1 • B11 $565 crpts drpa, bltlnt lncd Singles 1 & 2 Bdrm rem11le to shire gorgeous I "'retar1el MtvlCe avail Sheepdog white w/bleck -...;.;====---
-.. .,, ~ decor, bsl grnbell toe 3 Bdrm. 2 ba S&>45 yd w/pat10. w11er pd Apartments & Townl1ou 2 Br 2 Ba pool 1911 etc s350 mo 75 t-9774 ups on ea11 V&<y pllyful IDaiatH
Want luxury dptx-vl-. PICk & move $495 makes Neutral decor BUI 151 E 21tl 548-2408 2619 G S1nl1 Ana -Sorne ate el~enlly $2751mo Call 662·22471 1 I l 2, ' Fairview & Wilson P 0 l 0.,.tlHititl 4014
CdM Of Nwi>t. wlM trade 11 yourt family 3 bdrm e grnblt loc SltOO/rno ---Ave $520 C111 t-5 l\lrnlltled ef1 8 & wt.nds D11an1 tata I I 631·3123 my Monter-v cc Condo na111eal 539-8190 760-3384 675-5930 SlY YE· Tl 636 4120 From $560 . I -Eacel Cleaning 4 Mainl or my Nwpt Be f nl • ... _ · ------I On Jamboree Rd a1 F M 10 thr 2 bf 2 Da P1rk Yacht Sales Office lor Found P91st1n cat CdM enance Company for
Condo
87
5--0
105
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kldl""' *•SO I 53" "1""' ----------Yet $675 No pell 851-8800 -'• ·' ~~ ·~ 8esTi.;' I ~ .., Fl•I berg11n 2 Br 2 Ba &>45 3381 ---------YDI IEIERYE IT1 Point PenlhOuM Cathe-I prof bldg adl to Le.sure very sllghl lomp l hind Mobtle p-Wa$h1no ,..,,..
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M ,'o,e ..tti."Of no downW __ o_n_l_b_e_be_ll_Ll_S_3_00 __ h_m kid• fine wont 1a1t ph Ea1ts1de 1 Br 1 Bl walk Ave Bu11t-1n1 2 pe<sons NEW gited 20 Town· amen111es 101111y lurn 2000 sif NEW IMPROV· lePene Place nr lusun S501hour t-S33->4242
Income property wllh fncd IOI' chlld & pet gar· 539~190 BEST Riiy fee in clOM1 S>425tmo $500 11ar11ng $440 Sierra ~~U~elTYVIL2LA1G3E BC02~ Home -•v lrom home1 E 0 S P A C E C M 1131· t40V
I -H<: S 15 credit appllea·' Mgmt &'41-1324 "' r ., thru June 40ol-29&9 7141768-4000 -owner'• unit II 1 PQHI· age •PP a crpu too Ge><g80\.ll ocaanlbiy vu 1 A 957-070 I Ba 1600-1800 sq 11 of Lost 1n CdM Shorecfllls blllty 987-3939 1139-6190 BEST Riiy fee condo. furn or unfurn 11~ .!!. genl 1 Sharp 2 BR new cpl pure luxury G1r1gu Beeut NB pvt home. Office. Storage. Ra1a11 Mele H1malay1n kitten Wiii T I p WTSllE 111 g h I y up gr 1 de d 2 Br. Wltlde 820 Center pelnl drp• $475 >JPH In e .. ery home .... int resp empl •dull Shop spice av111lable al wlll Chr1s1mu gilt ol ake •tr IJ• &>42-3772 St 2 B•. 11ov1 4 lr'9 No 760-8862 muter au Ila. dining 1mmed S:i'75 + ultls 45' sq H Any &ire up Lo love Greatly mined
•HESS IHP
Elegant designer fuhion
1hop Prime Newport
Beach Area Days ~8-5402 Eves 642-3282
...... 3 Br 3 B1 3 car garage ----'------pets 1450/mo &46-4382 2 e;-1" Ba-Ea_s_t_tl_d_e.-n-0 1 roomt. wood burning 645 9515 12411 sq ft 548-7249 Please call collect
3-4f bdl., bch area prl· condo Absolutely Im-oceen1ton1 home 3 br 4 flrepl11~H. micro-wave -Costa Mtlff Zoned C-2 7 7 6 · 9 9 O 3 o ya or laff•t•t•I
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$950/mo Agt,Harry 111 M,.long,650-ll90 lacll c11port.nope1a Elden-0 $475/mo ovens.prvaepioi newlydecorocean••-29 ---evew O.rrtaaitits4011 &3l·1286 383 W Bay, 548-95t8 631-367t yard• gardene< provld Female non smoker ICt••l. l•atala 11 C
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• , • ..,... t\ ff den, 4 bdrm, 2 bl 11100 4 Bdrmt, 4 battle, oceen N o O o g 1 S 4 9 5 O/W. AIC, pool spa, M · Island, 7 mlnulN to SC _ St C M Prlme2 BIOC41llBon. ANSWERS 1nvestors1 Owner Opera· ...., ttl ~134 view . 5000 aq fl 552 11343 Yard and cu rlly Sunflower / Ptaze or O.C Airport CdM 2 br. ocean view 3 •lnl terms ' 1 11 tors welcome $5000 ••llllTEL per mon S 2 O O 0 I m o Garage Br 11 to I S 5 715, c e 11 Ju at aaet ol N1wpor 1 blk• 10 beooti 1250 mo Prlvlle hO<JH with large Bushel Dandy ¥ r o •a. net $ 2 5 O O
Co•t• M ... "9tall llle 3 bdrm, 1~ ba. gar909, 714 /7511-0100 S11lly -Wll 1-t128·5t47 Blvd &to ofS1nOlego Cralg581-t411d1ys > !~~dp·.~~1~!",'~~~:'a~ Tabby ·Bygone • 61-3029 tor bemlt'f ~. NMd Babb S t $800 per mo Shlf>leV Agt. I Frwy From 1 1000/mo --0 AOHAST M ------, •• ----AIAP Cell Tim Sloat. 751-9685 (Ive ~I e._ J ,._ 2271 3 Bdrm 3 b1lh. garage. Sherp 2 Br ,,.., Bl patio 831-5439, 2473 Orange Lagun1 hou"' $295-1425 MAK IN M 0 NEY 1 Our amall·lown paper tatJ It-• 4014 euw.e. ProperUl9 Bro-2 Br 1 81 Santa An• _. ua -•· new carpel•. good cond :.lo~~~Cl;46~J 811 Ave . coe11 M... !~~1~7~~. '4~~b!3~; sea ~~~~~ .... MCT70-S829 reporled 1 gmt deal ot 8'Al·13% 1st-3rd TD'•
k • r e g e c 0 Hgt• peU 'oK $550/mo Special 3-4 Br hM wllh 1505 Cell 546-l l61. Ilk -2 BR 2 8 bMctt --- -responae to 1 cer111n No prepayment penldty.
7t4n u.aon & s30o aec 20312 Aca· frplc 21er I/yd kid• petal ~eve. Larry Of Pim 2Br. 1 •,~B1, a Ingle car 8• 11..,_ 10
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. Roomm1te to •hr 2Br 4 Storefront te>acet 350 edllortal Opinions -• Low polnta Herd money cJ9 833-1927 Oii S72 oetellt 539.e100 UITlllE gar11ge. lrplc. bltn•. $500 Newport Snra 17oo mo 1325 & ulll Neptune, to 520 s/I. 143 Broed· divided 101 1nd AO· 101n1 Foreclo1ure & BEST Alty fee mo S4S.4900 846·8747• 646-7l7l, All N 8 . 1tap1 lo bch w1y, CM Adrt11n Rily HAST bankrupt OK. 848-7822
lntalt hMttfwl ..... ea •-· ••eo 2 Br l'AI Ba TownhouH, ,, BLOCK FROM OCEAN Upl11lr1 3 bd, 2 be du· 850· t319 e~ _ 5>49-8547 Found Mena blfocel sun· • t f.D r tt••
-2 bdrm, 2 t>e. encloeed .. eta_. .._ carport/ garege. amill Bachelor no cooking pie• Piiio, gerage. Y'rtY. ,... I le -12• glltMI K Men H B 1n tr lltlff, '1 -...... fuaJ~ ale ctrlo g1raga Olah• Super 4 Br. 3 Ba. t un pel Oii, l•undt)' rm, lrpk: prlv $300imo 648-5855 '826 mo 87&-te.42 Agi.. -ra1H tf et H ....... ltatab H!O parklnn lot. 983·6367 1,1, IATilD
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fl\at'• ALL 't'OU l>BY Pinet patloa·fene.a in• l'or ett 562 11 142 ''" 111mtl'l•mova1 rOOflf'il, c;1p1 atHm ctn DCTH e&O 0933 II" r • l o c •I '•I• VtH ~C Sc:on 045.g32ei t11>n11 Vfiry rauonable l1Y e•pe<lt Renbl Fr•
tor• W"I 54~44 13 L.1wn matnl/Rotolllllng Ing, gardening yerd cto. -&.4& a& 17 E•P•ll wallc;oveitng tn r•lff IOf alt 1>1 you1 pool eet Jim 8&6·6tl0 30 day •I.I ln4tl 0..1trlltffel tr•"tlmata 641 e-006 up. ale Lowell '"" Good ••rvlca. tel• •v•ll 11twiai 1tett1t1C111 F\ .. , GQn•vl n .. d• 'or eaparl Hr TAtM & CU'TTRfES, ln ll~ R£MODEL8/FACEl.IFTS Add'n1/Rem0d Platte& -STARR 641·401 Mon·Fll Own tr•n11ioi ~ _ tenlAHlgnmt 6818~11<> v1Ge.cell ev.,1tn;16pm g•ner e t cleenup &
DllLY Cu11om w ood patio• 1*mll1 Bonded,lnt'd C1Mnup1/landKaplng 1etton 6411 411JO ABC.,.OVINQ 10 9 pm 11 00 an•-· P"lMS,noJobtoamaM
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llm repair Free ell •l--Llll I -F1 .. aat 84211807 p,per In 111 typn o t ---LI<: 1138-0411 !162-0410 1ng I Aemovet Oual (114) 4H·llll 0..6-S~ PILOT AlNldy 841-0e22 ._. •&w Aetpn Cat>etiero 4 lone work·rH td/eomm Big & lactat Taa work only 4114 311111 _
Cu,.t lenltt L~1:=•n~;~~~r71 Compl ma1n1, comm/ ;';~~~" O•y Ot ntgl'll Ftdetett<I ft• 8•111tce •A-1 MIVlll* Platlttratlat Ptrtlaitl ---T1ltrial SERVICE ----rff Trae 111mm1ng 6 ra---Homa/ollk:e 1µ1111 BMt q\lallty 26 yr ••P - --Pvt T torlo / Ramadtel No Staam/No Shampoo Drrwall moval, clitan·uP• Fr•• Haallll 631·"47 1. Compa11u~e r•t" PRO~ PHOTOGAAPtiER PIYOllO IWll tniuu~tlon. glClnt rMUll•
DIRECTORY Stain Spec:lellat Falt -ell 846 4664 11t 4 30 -UCT-1 Hl,4'28 r:;o. ,353 Model potllolto• por PHI ~eMnl & Futura l<·I (7'3~,.2•3194 d"I FrM •I 839·1662 DRYWALL TAPING ' • DUMP JOBS Oave'1 Moll $10·$75 or STARVING COLL-EGE-11e111 wedd1ng1 b1nd1 Uc'd 114 .&27-3408 ~
All Ta•luraa & 4cou1llc JAPANESE OAAO(NER ! Small Mo111ng Jo01 I 20•1t oft IHI year• Wiii STUDENTS MOVING •le Studio e•P FRFE -~ !Tnlat S.mct 00 tl NOWt Sl'tempoo & •team cieen I FfM eet Kevin 873-1503 Sl)4lelell1t Matn1 ci.en Cell MIKE 848 1391 1ravet 841·01129 CO LIC T 1 ...... 3• !u7 w111111ng ~e 11~118 l ... 111 -T~:::J....~---~---
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Rec>feMflllll,,. chr $5 Ouer ellm ...... 1 r1gt11, lree Hllmate on Rtaldlcommllnd Verd H•UL·.,OVE·RE"OVE •llO Appl 832-61181 I Rutuc.co' tnllexl 30 -----Wla•ew Cltaaiai ••• Hll ••• ... t II j b ,. "" .., ftill Al ' ,, Nelll Paul L4-.~977 All Roofing Repair• -•· ••tit••• odor Crpl repa11 15 Y" arge or ame 0 1 cteen-up, ""trim r T I -Y " "• Hot lar. wood, comp. Ille WE WASH WINDOWS ~~~~~~~~~~up Do w ork myaett L•c 396821 1173·0359 6411·494!___.640.l81!1 "'~~~:4 1~·~~RT~ae• 1-~-~-'w-"-:-:-:-E-S_b_u-1-1n-u-1-Fiii PlllTlll I Free tal 639-3232 FHI . Prol-lonel
Ae.utlcal c.Jllatt A•f1 554-0123 LICO ELECTRICIAN JESSIE'S GARDENING by Richard Sinor Lie 1 ~ -----Ouallty work guaranteed --w;-c.,. Crpt Cl•aners Oust W()(k AHi reles CIMn UPI. lrM lrlm' 1 .... Clt1aia1 T~0;:,~~~~~!r'!'!:. 280644 14 Yrl 01 l'lappy I • { ruriU.c llllJ• rttfla1 Ht-talt FrM eeum11t• 848-7391
N-& Re1pray Remod. StHm Clean & Upl'lot rom 63~7219~ _m_a_1n1 --..ice 540.8035 ROBIN'S CLEANING ..... _9.,.30 , 83,:-0421 local cu11omet1 lliu!eol<.., Free"' (1c: •381042 --------carpentry Uc #414691 T k M 1 u 1 G S h .,...., • ,,. Ttlank you 631-4410 j ., r•I ....,1 .. ,., Saagef • Window W••l'l· AbUlty Bldra 730-1900 rue oun ni "" RESIO/COMM L/INO aaaa•111 • &••11111 ervtce • • I orougl'lly ---' --••• ,...... Stcrtlarlal lemctt tng, q. ty work, to prte. R ... rates 64S-3716 20 yrs 0o my own work ,._.._ --.,lean houN 540.0857 Laa•111tla1 LOWEST RATESI Prompt, -,...... • ..._ 546-0603, 845.3143 IUJ111tl11 CARPET INSTALLATION Uc 278041 Al 1146-11126 839·5036 G ne91 proleulona11 15 Secrelartal &er11ie.1 typ. ---------- ---Very tl'lorough· d rete fllll llTIIUTH yr1 exp 638 7149 Plaaltia1 Ing, copy, etc Fas1 wv John• Window Cleantng BabyslUlng, any l'lour & REPAIRS 30 yrs e.p llHll/OIMM/111 OLUl·IPI Oependeble & Exp'd Sod 1prtokl1H end 1hrub ---• --675-4456 760-8359 Fr .. nt 12 yr1 up
N.ar Vlctorla/Xlnt ref1 845·9031 1~1 8• •It 41 Reaa-ltc:-guar 631-2345 Lge/amefl, t1wn ~1n1. 546-8096 562·9522 1n1tallet1on Our work PAINTERS NEED 24 llr H 141-1121 ' &.40.1oe1
Coet• M... 842·8482 c ..... / Ctacrtlt ---g81dtn1ng 983-2503 HOUMClean1ng, lull or pl/ only looks upen11ve WORK! 30 yr• ••P 1n1/I WAT(R HEATER Specie! Im••/ Allt11lit••
h11eell Cemant-Muonry-BI~ FtacU.1 K&O Landacape Melnt 11r.ie. 22 yre e~p 1 m tl'le Cl'leck our prlcee befo1e ~~I 3~~~·~~·~~~11" !_ool haate_r_•_*_F_u_rnace1 Sewtng Macl'line on ine ltaft Law 1 ..... .a.ff
Wa.Ha.Cua1 work Uc llllOl•ILffleWtOI Compt Gardening Serv ~111 542-5156 you buyl LIC 2045111 Davia PaJnlln" 8'42-7479 Comm·1 Spec In rH1•U· Btl!*? Cen I "8' •good Ttlet all contrllciT. who Balloon Promollona Unit-FrM est 548•2488 CALL 646-1013 I ·--_ 1 ranll n-or remod cteantno otllng & adjull· mlted: brlghl bouquetel lf3110!17 Rob 547·2683 Fences Meaonry 15 Y"· ExperllM HO<JMkMplng U •• I _. SL ----I 1 r h ) perform woo OYef $200 C b & 1 d lie, bonded 649-1978 Vee & 1upplln tnctudt<I IJ I trwH ••• OllTtM PAllTll roP HAT 636-2030 me<il ( n your ome 81 • lnctudtng l abor and _s_ame __ d_a-'-y_. _411_4_·_7_5so ___ , ur gull er. oun •· ---------Pcroleatlonal Q1Frden1Eng & I Ktuv 641·41170 Ex,,.., la"daca.,,,., & clean· 25 Yd'! .. LRIC t403C9411 IEns, Rep1pe, repair ,;;;;-odel dHeacnennatl'l P~!C:.a. 8?0C88•11otMwrn meterlat1 mu1t be II· 1lon1, pallos. watka. '81111 Deer ltNU lean Ups ree 111• ' .. -. " ,.... b ""' e 1 oor x v ., .. .,
CaLmtl llUlai ot~ & brick 675·462l m11e1 Full Ser111ce IWll'I OLWlll upa, HM trimming F'ree on · Free e11 reasonable 1pM 9PM <*'Md UnllcenMd con· • -ALL MAKES eprlnga 1146-8544 Ml Tony 846-7556 per1 963-0911 R1ctiard Lie. d John 631·1151 • ---1rec1ore lhould 10 11ete
• New C.bln.I •• C.btnel Rod 1 concrele & me•"n l'ltn"""• ~ ...,..,,_, fl\()(~ 6 Oependebfe ---O• i snl S .. •littl tn their edver11..,.,.. Con· -• •-·--_,...,._ "~'-97 (t~ m-•an.al Nattar·-PlllT f II 0" ATLAS PLUMBING & -"-"--------.. facing, bere & lorm1ca ~· 9 years .-me toe Lo relee Tom 557.448() llaa•yaaa ~ •• ----..-"" r 1ractor1 end contum«S, Count....,.,... ••2 ""•1 7 t'/8'0 1706 ....... -... ... _..=..-..-----FREE EST INT/EXT Healing apec1altztng tn Don I Mova lmprovel cont..,., "'•~ G __ ,.._ 81 "',_,.... .,... """° ree esl '" .. • G • i * * •HO"E REP•tR MAS CLEAN BRICKWORK. Small jobs EFS C 32088 6 5 68 ""'' ..,_' r..,...,..., ----------•---------ar ti a1 ... " I A LI 1 rep11r1 4 • 1 6 Skyfltes & Bay W1ndow1 (714) 558-4088 w111'l Cat>lnete & Carpenlry Concrete small or lge E~·Plumb·Carpentry Makea ll gleam home, Newport, Coale Mese, TEO 7 141871·9047 LOW CO-STit 24 HRS Free est Reaa S39-3232 que1t1oni Contract~~
Small jobs & repalra lob• Remove old, ,.. TIIEEI Small lobe OK FHI 1p1, olc Reta 648-2240 Ir.me Rel• 675-3175 St•I• Llcente Board, 26 Free estl~te 645·2003 place w/new 645-8512 M<lllee Keith 646-41172 Hou•~t-antng R•alden-MUOlllY I 1 .... 000 Custom painting. ext. int. Hepe11-Reptpe-Remodel Tilt C C P Topped/removed Clean ~v .. v v •• quahly work 11 reduced Oretne Lie 650-1030 ---------lvtc enter l e1e,
_eu~l!!--•!J ..... ____ 1_c_~_1• ....... ca_._. ___ _ up new tawn1 751-3478 20 year• up cq:>ntry I tlaf & vacenctH Dalla Alf typa·reu 631-2346 winier ralea F•ee 911 ---TILE INSTALLED Room 890 San11 Ana,
---alee plmbng Everytt11ng Pecolle 645-4140 X&-04 o.ve 673-2031 Pttl S.f\liCt/ laf!in All kinds Ouarell1Md CA 92701
Rem<><l./RepaJre l.o reles CHILO CARE wtll'l love
Deck•. pa1fo1, fencea fenced yd, meet•. c M
FrM est. Steve 762-955fl 045-6189 wkdya
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constr, repairs big or Co1ta Mesa/Newporl
amatl. Ouat. 675-829'4 lnfenll & up 650-1330
TREES
Topped/removed Ctean
up new 1awn1 751-3476
l andscep1ng·Yd Clnup1
Tree lrlm/remov·Melnt
lrngatlOO Jim 851-0129
Raat r1IM 841.0063 I SPARKLE PLENTY FrplCI bulll remodeled Refs Jolln 693-0487 1------------Brick & atone, brtck Pelnltng/Peper Hang1"9 I ---JACK OF ALL TRADES Home Cleaning S.rv1ce pe111ng Exp'd 893-3743 Cao1na1 Ra11111ar11no 20 yr1 op Poot ffrv re· TILi I MAIOlllJ
Cell Jack anytime, .Xlnl refs 642·86011 Reaa llc'd 536-9898 molding Early compte All types·reaa 831·2345
Day or night 676-3014 Cleaning olc/res Oual Meke your ah09Plng ea•· lion, malnt & repair
work. Reta Bondabfe. ler by ullng the Deity Pl·' INT /EXT CALL JIM, FrH es• 24 l'lr terv Lie
Cl ... lfled Ada 642·5878 536·2736, 838-3525 lot Cl&Nffled Ada 140·1111 263800 64!>·6280
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111,00I te ll00,000 bpe< Counter Person tor INTER I 0 R 0ESIGN1-:=:=iiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil;iiiii:iiiJiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiilAecepllonf1t I 5100 Btlt Wutt4 5100 Btlt w..... 5100 AHliHCll 6011 ""*' I AP~~~~~~ ~~~ICE 2nde to 5 yeare Special-renlaJ cer co Call Laure. I SALES We need brtgl'll. -ge·
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Earn $700-$800/mo PT llEDIAT£ OPEllllS Uc. & dellnllely pleuen1 Daily Pilat Mu$1 lype 60 wpm ac<:u· we NII recond., gua1
tlel. Call SS1·11135 COUNTER HELP parl· Musi be cree11ve. well I people We wm train you
DANAE CORP BKR time apply In peraot1 81 groomed 1m1>11 1ou1 to wor• on our prtooa
rat e I y I u 11 t Im e appllal'ICM 540·3071
549-3942
Wa11r11ss/We11er. PI T I llY APPUAIUS
days over 18 Will train, Herb 957.8133 • 499-1481 lo sy11am/compu1er You 1 ITIP llllPPIM The Tummy S1utt~r Need telephon e sales representatlves mu•t be able 10 lype
111 & 2nd TO'• SFA'• & 751"3~ LfUL 11011nuY st.art lorught tn Costa Mesa office 70wpm
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Sl'llraz 546 7948 RelrlQ8'810f, $200 w&lh-
Equfly/purcllua, tufty IM• IPEll••• ESl&le Ll11g1t1on Firm amort. no pr•p•y F-_. needs sharp, ••P'd legal
fixed by contract Cori· 'PIT. FIT. )(lNT Commia Sec'y Xlnl 1yplng, dlc1•·
nelly & Compeny 30 + Wort! In OC Must l'lave Pho~ and ahor11'land •
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Call 720-08589AM-7PM 11ar1ar W ill train ~0-6962
. 84().5249 ,------''---------------Loi Person wanted for •-1 lllYH 1·11 Rent a Cer 11ml !J!ltat Musi l'leve small car or I 650-1 180
ltlt Wut.. 5100 motC>fcycle Futl or part Maids of Orange CO<Jnly
11me For 1mmedlele are accepttn9 eppttea-&IHllTm OUll WOl'k C·'I 11on1 tor proles11on11
TheJOllyRogarlnchas• .. 645--0366 Houaecfea ners Car
poaltJon open for an Ao-Of._. went.a tor <JeMv. Needed $5/l'lr 10 stert
counlfng Ct•rk f.llperl· • ery to bulllnelSel. deytt HouaewtvH welcome
enc• preferred Duties Mutt h•ve own vehiefe 631-8222. Lv Meuage
lnctuOe batik rtc:OOClll ... (714) 779-1062 Ma1n1enance person lion, auditing 1alee re-· ..
por1• end General AC· • momYt IOTIY wanted. F/T In HB. Siert
counting duties Excel-Highly quelllled lndlVI· S4 SO/l'lr Cell J C
lent benefit• and worillng duet w11h ucepllonat Cleantng 96&·9048 alt 5
QOndltlons wtttt a QIOW-typing IAllll tor lu1 pee. _pm __ . -------Ing Company Apply In .a QOmn'IUntc:e11oM de-
person· pertment Knowledge of
THE JOLLY ROGER·~ Meo II preferred XUH
17042 Qllletl• ,.,,. beoef111. Newport Beach
ll'V1M I ArN. 840-8950 7 14-548-0331 -----------;f•pertenced COO KS W... lut/hH lect neec»d '°'ell shltla Xfnt
tntelllgent. mouvetad. worlllng environmen1 •In
IWIAIDllllm
Earn $450 10 S&OO per
~ If you l'lave • lie
wagon or van and enjoy
worlung w111'l 1--.ager1
Call Mr Rountree et
546-7058 b1Wn 11AM &
3PM _. Cleys
IMe chatge ablll!y Res-Belt>oa 875-78<'9 Macllenlce Helper /
pon1tble, xlnt office Exp•rlenced WAITPER· Trainee Soma E•P•r
1111111. Front ol1tce •P-SONS needed lor 811 l'lelpful MacGregor
peetan<:e. Poaltllle l>ec> lhlft1 xlnt working envl· Yacl'lls. 1631 Ptacentla,
pie, greet opporlunlly r onment In Balboa Co.11 Mna Newport Center Call I 67!>-7829 Denise or Cl'lrts .r,---------
714-760-1000 •FASHION COUNSELOR
Awo«>lcs E.ar $ l2 1_ .,..,,.. $12/hr. PIT Ladlee Af>-. n ~" parel Business 730-90&0 en hour 1MC:ttlng Aero-of 731-434 7 bk:s for,_ club Try ou1 1 ______ _
3-18 8 PM El Toro H1 or Flne11 re111uran1 needs,
send resume to PO Box c a p I e I n s , w 111 e r a I
6567, Hun1tnglon Beactl wafltHlet, bartenders.
11264e t1011/l'loeteaa, bus pe<·
ASSIST ANT MOR Dress
Shop, NB Ledy'• Clo·
IOf'la MUil epoly 1n per-'°"· 333 Bayside Dr. NB
I h 1 n g e • pr n e c Full Charge bookkeeper
S«-2470 II typing, 40 l'lr Wk Prefer
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
SHOP Genwat lhop la·
bor Minimum wag11
831-7270
meture person. mull ~
permanent local reel·
denl Send ruum. 10
Penonnel 01rec1or PO
Bo• 5115 Betboe. Ce 9211&1 Babysitter n..a.d f<>< 8
mo old Beby, Ml time, 1--flU--__,--,-1-,-
Mon fhru Fri. $50/weetl •-&
650-20411. Julie Celt ell PAIT• TIM W•l
6 opportunllle1 av1tleble --.-1-0-inrair--.-.--• with 111• Lo• Angele• ~--Tlme1 C1rwta11on De· Preler w/benlclng 8JIP8'1-pert,,_,1 1n our door 10-
Medical ,
Expenenced a.ss111an1 0t
EM T will\ ltrnlted or lull
" ray permll 10 work
M-F 8-12 Mldntgl'll. la·
lary negoheble Send re-
sume I> 0 Bo• A236.
389 E 17th SI Co'1a
Mesa,92627
Miii/Cl.Hi
for Hallmerk Card•.
G1l11, and Cosme11c1
Ex per pref 64-0· 73 73
Motherless tamlly needs
meture women 10 hve In
& ilelp care for 5 tell re-
1t 1n1 well mannered,
school age Children Pv1
room & ••l•ry In WHI
CM 966-0321 7 ·II pm
NEW OPENINGS For Ne·
uonwide tndullrles. No
Sales, wlfl train 15.000
plus a reer For Into call
1·312-931-7051 ut
2239A FM/Otfeclory
OCUI UIER
'Ill
•Part time
•Must be at least 16
•No experience necessary
•Pleasant personal.lly
•Reliable
•Good earning potential
Eacellenl pay + good
working environment
and a growing compeny
11\al r91pec:11 11 • people
Sh1t11 available 6
A M 10 A M , 9 A M ·2
P M ,11 AM 3P M 4
P M 8 P M , S P M 10
PM
IW1cker Basttel Lunch De· er & dryer, $135 ee, di&·
livery, Mon-F11, 9 • 1 tlwalher, $100. 648-5843
Need Car. Pays l'ltgh Retrlg, ctaan. troll tree,
comm 720-0365 $155 893-9060
The Dally Piiot has two openings Wtrtl Prtot1W-18 cu 11 AOmirel retr1g1
for Route Managers In Newport llti••tiHlsl traerer w 1cemeker
Beach area to supervise a limited Full lime pos111on tor Le· avocedo. good cond
number of carriers M onday thru x11ron word Proce111ng 1250'0bo 5*-34541
F Id f d l group Typ11t and tele· Kenmore walher end gee r a y , a ternoons an ear Y prtonerecep11onls1 Entry dryer, 6 yeara old
... (.UUM evenings. Applicants must have level role with good bet-$125 00 each. 963-2187 01fl 141-4000 Mtweta •·I -dependable transportation and ne111s and beau111u1 --------••2 Hl• ir .. J12 _. I •A OIMMlltO&TlllS working surround1ng1 Lady Kenmore le>ual con· -• ••&A" • ""' ,_ lll-4IOO current Insurance Salary, mileage Appty in per1on w1th re-1rot • ._,dryer Mt, a1 ~::::::::;:;:;;:;;;:::~I ---------• and commission o pportuni ty. sume 10 Mr F~185 •t mood s225 .. Frlgldeir• 1 E ll t lt l I liege Robert Bein W illiam refrig 21 cl very clean
SPEND YOUR DAYS RECEPT/IEC'Y xce en pos on or co F1ost and Aaaoc111es $295 Everyll'l1ng Ilka
AT THE BEACH
TEL-1-CIRC
HAS IMMEOIA TE OPENINGS
FOR PART-TIME PERSONS IN
TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTM ENT
OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER
•evenings and Saturday
mornlnp'
·Commission/Guarantee
•Must be ambitious,
pleasant and reliable
•Ex perience helpful.
but wllllng to train
·T his 19 not temporary
C all 5 48-4000
between 9AM-3PM
642-5678, ext. 312
between 5 :30PM-9PM
"THE POSITIVE ANSWER"
P/T USISTill IRHI Ea1ate broker ""I
1
100 m1ny IHdl, needs Detty Piiot new1peper 819 0 e 1a1 9 1 n N B
dufer In Irvine area 851•7720 Appro x 20 l'lrs pr wk
Neel, trgn• office 11 p s tudents. housewives or retirees. 1401 Oueit St . Newporl new cond 848·2498
pearenca req'd for this Please call 548·•4000, M r. Wllllams S..Cl'I verv ctnn trg upr1gh1
pru11g1ousfy located for Immediate appointment ---------• lreezer. $200, & refrlQ •
ltrm Mull lleve good ol Po sitions available now. • ... PllGESSH swivel 11\elv•• s 1!5 llC41 8Jll)8tlence & be very Regional olftee ol tvga ~•ofter. 720--0345
ver1&tlle & eccure1e In o••-• OlalT i••LY PILOT Nallonal L-Firm t•· ----.,.....,..-----Oelalltype worio Wiii be ftlUl•li a Al perltln<:e llrill'l feoal ler· 18 Cf GE. refrlg,
wooino wl1op '-' ••· 330 W. BAY ST .. COSTA tit:SA. CA. 92626 m1no1ogy •oo lorm1 pre-go1c1 COior $t00
ecu11ves for ll'le world AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM PLOYER lerred Vydec equ1pmeri1 042-4778 l'leedquar1era ol 1t111 &Ye< presen11y E•cetlent M · Kenmore wather $ 100 &
eapendlf'l9 org1n1zellon 1 nelHt Including dental •tee dryer, $JS Xint Pten1y ol g1owth oppl y 1 n s u r a n c e a e I I y cond ~-6488
lor r1ghl person Med/---------, SECRETARY 851-0291
Oen banelHs Con1ac1 S'LES REP to• pvt investor bllpng --11141. 9bttriab 6014
7141752-6003 EOEIMtF Well-groomed & gra· reQ Non sm~r setary Ju 11 e a It 8 3 0 AM " eap A gramma11ca1 sk1Hs Jt~I Waalt4 5105,Peyne cenlral tor~ elr
ACOUIS CORPORA-clOUs' We are lffdlng lhel neg Miii resume 10 Ste EXPERT WORD I urn 1 c 8 • m Od e I
TION pack 1n Temporary Help 200 2855 E Cal Hwy PROCESSOR 125U l9A, lOO,OOO BTU
18952 MacArthur Bl, 'four cl'lallengtng aaston· CdM 92625 Needs employment part $ l 50, Culllgan Merli 50
Sta 100 Irv, 927t5 m11t1t Win So Orange -----11me or 1empod11ry aulomallc weter IOl1en·
County•· II you re ag· Sil~ scrMOer. ••Pet Ap 667-3939 ., $800 ~762
llSTllllll • g1ess1ve wlll'lOul being ply In pet'M>n 81 1020 w T-l'ln1'al wrllln" done all Caatfll a OlllTtl/llTOlll obnoxooua entrepreneu· 17in St C M -~ " I
Meture Ttlura-Mon 10 rtat, sates 011ented, a J types wnHen edited lt•ipatat MUI
AM • 3 PM $4/hr Lo ca1ety11 1t1at ign11n re-Ttl • A. 01110 typed no 0991 JO Cennon camera 35MM
gune Niguel 498-5767
1
suits. succeuful track I Immediate openings in I SLR Exel sl'lepe W/
••140 bet-2 • 6 PM record & c1pabte o f telephone sates. selling &-' l I 1cce1 $200 OBO
tor lnlervleW mak17. top $$ we w1n1 subacnpttons 10 11\e Delly 1:na=~·•--•;.;;.;I;.._ __ -:-~:: 832· 7306
Sa•e1 yO<J OU will l'lavfl free-P•IOI Evening hO<Jra end Cats ssos ,c.-.".-.-n---11!-.. -•• -dom & inoependence 10 s11urd1y mornings _ -CLllERS ac:l'lteYe w111'lin • Qualily Comm1111on w1tl'l gua Loving nome MeOt<l lor 2 APPLE 11 COMPUTER
org•n1za11on Cell Re-rentee and bonuses female cell Indoor ti 48K· 16 Sector DOS Pubttan1ng htm needl 10 I
tn 0 C area to CIOH I
magutne orders S50 to
S 100/day + gas Hunl
Bch Call Nikki a1
medy Temporary Ser-Con1ec1 548-4000 bel outdoor moving East.I Centrontx pr1n1er • mon·
vtCM. 5-40-4450 lor con· ween 9AM and 3PM or pleaSe help 840-6352 tlor micro modem auto
llden11et •pgo1n1men1 84' 5678 at1 5 30PM I 1tar ROM + v11lcalc &
even•1 •· Otta 5510 ~~~:0 1:2 ,000 c uh "4-HICI
Alternoons & aoma --I Real Eatete Satea SALES
Ser_, prlnlflll e,per, 1
lull 1 patHlme con1ec:1
Keuh1 831·3494
TELEMA-RK_E_T_t_NO 16 mo Golden Retr_ .. ,
Mu comm Ad\19f11Slng mete, AKC $100 To ••BM PC 64K, 2 drtvee. kend morning• Mull Reel E11e1e/Proper1y fllMlll 111 UH'
"•,,.dependable vefllcie. men11Q8'T1t"t opening tor I IECRnUY
prefer tight truck w / el!p lncoma properly c a II u • 8 b 0 u t 1" e Join our company and
cempe< lhefl Only neat. 11les 1pactall1t . welt outllandlno carHr op be an 1mP<l(1an1 par1 of
ruponaible peraon1 known ept St ies mgmt l>Ol'1unlll•• u an tn1ur O<Jt team We re • New-
need epply Sl8r11ng IP· co Repeal C::omm on anc41 Agent Trelnlng wlll port Beecl'l con1uttent
prox $4 75 l'lr & mileage mgml acCOV{lll 65115 not fn1erlera with your hrm looking t0r an ton
Ca" btwn 9 30-10 30AM on a • I • a E. 0 E pr-1 emplc)ymenl ergetic talented sec: y
only Mon-Fri. ••II for 1142· 1518 &eJ...4518 wl'lo will prov10e 0 H1c.
Greg Hyde c1rcul111on •fOl-.llllT MfVlcee 1ne1u<1ing deal
642·4321 " ru UUI PDlll 1ng w /m1ny dtllerenl f()( ~•Y c:tllf09recllc of· S.ll·mot1veted, wilting to cilents. scneduflng meal
10.•pm ... 7.()'I"' goodtlome ~7-4781 1 12 monitor. compfale .. .,... ~ " ---------. 1y1tem $2450 553--0429
Ttlt ...... W•rt
Wt ue4
20 laWtle111 ,..,..
Ftr ltoal
U.trtfslq Pre••
M-110 ,ef .... ,
Old Engllal'l SllHpdogs
Cl'l Sire/Dam Pet & FrH It TH HU
s " 0 w 0 F A To good home blk Leb 714/844-7907 Eves mix, 1peytd. sl'lota, IS
Standard Poodle Puppies mo 842· 1124, 845-8144
bleck, AKC $250 a up Beeutttul Siberian HuMly 641-33711 ,.,.,... Neutw.a 3 yra old
Murad ll'lasa/PelclneM, 3 w/papera, nd1 good
m•lea blk l•cH gray llc>tM. 7 59-1680
enoe. s.lary negollabi., door new1paper salH I
comman1ura1e w / progrim Guaranteed experiance Send re · h<>urly wege plu1 corn-
MHM to: FDIC. p 0 Bo• mlsak>n. Hours. 9 AM • 2
7870, Newport Beech, PM . or 4 PM • 9 PM
CA 92M3 Training l1 prO\llded Po-----..,.------t tential to earn $300 +
REAL ESTATE flee. Mull be eherp, well work Exp'd. Own trane * Sl-81d• S•Je•men N-i 1 expe-oroenlzed and depend· 549-1978 (Joe) lngs & making travel ar-
• Olrector1 rtenced parson In com-Ible w /g ood phone ----'---'---r1ngemen1S A good
Falt tr Part ti••
All .......... .
body $100 each Faralt1rt I02S 847-3228
pet ,.... For en inter· Accepting appftc:et1on1 v 1 e w c 1 t 1
Newport Atc:h9 Mer1na. 118 00. 2 5 2. 9 14 1 Ell 1 c... '~ IPPf 3-5 M<Jn.. 1204 Fri 842-4844
*Casino Oppty'• ' merclel & fn<lustrfaJ IHI m1nner 45 W PM. 10 SALES poaltlon open w/ ~ for figures • mus• ,., 1 ... 41 ..... ...
Caal Ml-OHi For Info (3 12) 886-4347 1 91Ute for a M.IQQelelvl & key good figure apll· guerant•ed lllery or In llandllng 1118 acct &
bt C-1533 FM fer ~ growing 11rm tude, ••P noo-am•H comm Eern up to $l000 tnVOOCHlQ 2 3 yra ~e
rectory Beet woriltng condttlonl pr9' ea 1·5e90 wk & more Call Dick 1er1&1 exper1en<:e. diet•· TeleQhone SaJes
,llW/ftMtr ml 'I In Newp«t71,1.~51 ------Herdy ~1-3000 lion, & tyi><ng el 80wpm Evening Ptlone Soltcl· -• •-.-.. .,...,..""' Recep11on111 • Laguna -----------$1200 mo to 1tarl w/ 1or1 Wor11 Mon-Tllurs Cabinet Maker/ Wood Qll ITYUS1 Wented edull1 ovtf 22 Baecl'l Anew erfng S.-pet'IOnWW'llecl,pert opportunity tor growth 530 pm 9.30 pm. Ml
Beaut AKC Golden Rtvr 2 Rolling tove chairs
pups Xtn1 ltnet $225 ea $3-0MCl'l
960-0183 84!>-7194
Gorgeous entlque Duncan
ltrclaaalli11 I l'tlyfe aolld ~~ I ml !lbla $800, 4
WOfller, 10 yean 8llperl· To ranl space Audel I who enjoy worlllng wtlh HIYB eomethlng YoU W11111 phOnes. lyplng, olerlcal time In IN"'8 rataJf 110r·e Call Laura 11 720-0177 11ng adver11slng tor •
9'IC8 full ume o.n.nta Marcu1 Seton. Irvine youth M utt be welt to 18117 Cluelfled edl do Sh0f1hend not required 857-J840 btwn 9AM-noon Pro-group at local newpep. I
dl1piay man~lecturer' i-l-9_7_5-_1_29_5_____ groomed, pereoneble. • 11 wall I C ell HOW . Cell Manha. Noi.tl Reel --======,,-----1 ducilon Oyn1m1<:a Corp .,, Hourly guarentM + lnO
Co 1 u M ••a 1 r aa. ..... • .W ..... poelll\lil moOvator Siert 842-5878 Eat11te, 497~ Want Ads Call 942·5871 110 Newporl Center Or comm1111ons Ugl'lt typ-email bookcaH Af10 m11cl'llng end 1abln
IS1-0MO 5day week, ho~llell, el S75 per week C•lllljiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiil.iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. l~·~lt!._!l~SO~._:N~B~ tng ~ etec 11cwe 64~909. 185ee 851·1413
A.atipn IOI0!011ec:1 Oek dining teble w/
An11Que ooc:aslonel c:hefr; cnra. 1225. oteee mlrro1 ..
din 1able w/4 chelts. ed ClOtlee tabi. &200. & 2
·-·-" 1• c d-' .. w 2-59m. ~7021 (esk for •ir-n•••t • .. THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~2~ .... ~·~1 .. ~anni1ki'-u;-; ...... ;t ...... ig;;; ... ~ --_..., 0tooe "" ... ar Ofk Sharron) New9f>~ ---ffr COSTA MESA NEWS I' .,,... ......... ..,.......
PeoplepwraonnMdedto &33-e012.-S73-1817 --------1 s RN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! tor Npl BHcl'l lnvea1· IRVINE TODAY *Utt•" ........ heod cerwd, wtth ~ ~o-• ln ... 11,..n1eble c PART·TIME letaphone KID EA ment co Gan·t office Cell Ste-THURS, MAR 17, SPM wire door1. P8C1" flnllh • .,.... '" " ,... oue.kaeper/ hlfdcare, edvlce. meture r••P •v from HSO Bdrm war rtgl\t arm to buly linen-Newport Baech. Par1/ r::r::· ra1lred welcome • 1kllf1 tncl good typing I 631·8120, day• AMERICAN ANTIQUES drobe eu~'brd . pece~ olal •)(8Wtllle T)'l)lno of t i me ce11 t or I nfo end 10 key req Math ---------St Petr1Ck'1 Dey eo, ""1hn0 of le. ano 7eo.to68 encoureged 10 ebtlfty tor llgl'll book-Telephone Mlel SP9Cl•lll flnllll S3 O. 4 poal•r
your profeHlonallam eppty Poel1lon 11 not kHptng t;xper d end INAI. FM MU.All 1 FREE BEEfil & WINE ~ be<t •!wood ce-~ u. ..,oe wtttl dyne--.. lllDll Mlea orienl«I f'lax hrl. non•1mkr Calf Velerle full or pen-ttme Pu Fumtture & Imel! Item• ~OO .,':~~trollnn ~~·
mlc: alr~ott area com-Mature -'°" to cata Mon-Fri F« further ltlfo 044-024 1 blfeh""' c..-...a .... "" 5 trom IOwa & Maine 0.. -· ,,,...,.. ,..... oontec1 ~ Janee alt 3 ""V -·...-·• " & 1 1 1 1 ptle uMd (tiuyw to .-.. peny. 14'1"°331 1or went 1n ..,-., hOme. pu ....... ,.,..~7 E.O E -nUY ,_ ~lnot tor eom• m• og we nu • nc t / d NEWPORT NRSOHNEl. pvt accom. ·;::9;-1r req'd, .... ................ · --lucky ,,.opl•. Commie· dr""" w/mlrrou, hi-move) carpe " P• •
2112 M9'tln, lulta 256 non emllr 0t drinker. J•--~ 8each ltw Hrm llol\ Of -...1 .... , WtlloheYer bo~wll!lltrOtl, oak ltgM btWn oina-ootot. I _, •-~ o--11 bUllMM/ _, 1 .... _._ ..... .,. __ t e•ott. eo-ncf. S250, tMne, CA J ... 1111 ..... 1-.... -~ 11 ll'••t•r. Ce ah b o· • .... -•• 'V"' .... • ............. 1 ..... •-OOIPOJ .. • 111Cr.tary wllh nu.aa H. I telte oMc httl ,,... w/fWf/A _.....,........ _______ _
CON8TAUCTIOH Make utra U ~ rnll'lllTMn 3 ,_,.. 8llperi-IAU ._ mirror, oak •trapped KING SEATA MATIAUS WOMIA8 ....._ youth ea<rltfa promo1e AGES 11 14 ,,. enoa Muat 1'18'19 •eel· -• _.. trunkl. Mottle ohelr~1 Ill ......., llltd 1180 ............. • .. ~iced oornmeirelel lhelr own "tlbllelltd • len1 t1Pina I word ptO--·-mahOll dra11er1, (2,.. MH20t eft 4 •
HO IXNMHC! o"utlty undarwrll•r rout ... Meture, outgo-EAltl • TO S75.00 PEI WEii CtMlnQ •t11e 11\ormMd TOP S S $ Fenaalee p,... poet., bad• w/carv•d .
NECll&MY r...o.cs f« 0r..--co. ltlQ, ettrec:tlve perenttl Wt llOW 111 .. IS °""'"" fof fOllllC tip helpl\I( ~t• l Mlery 18,, ad M 0 d • f 1 • poeU, Vtotonen wllfflut ...,,,pcltlelone~ ~. Oflloeelll lla , .. !,YP8 pat90n,. IMteNCllll ble""loMC11rtrudlrlfofllllllf~<Msl comC:''~wr. Hef,t•n_-",-~ .. ex,, I~· (213)H0-1H4 ._I0".•,',~1 •u"'•ttnieldrlen '-• 11\fo, 31l/llMM7 qulr•d. Contact Key ,.SPM. M· · '4 .. 7021. =Not ........ -· ....... ""'" ,. ., " b1 Wt , .. '°' ~ 11 .. G ~ "°"""' oonlltleO .,.. UNI stw1 II 3'.30 •·111 end 1111 tleve ront Ollloe TYPE8!TT1NO. eneto-llC tlreppad hinge trunk, tofl 10 ..--... ........ Need •130,• . .....,..0n$e""9y,.. ::_..,ance No 10.n· appll4entt lor tuft time l'rel'loh tfdettearda,
-~ ,._. •• .... 11111\ • "9 ..,. tlotlll. 'ft1 .t Wit IMllJ ,.... l&t·Z044 WOtll•l tiuey Colla,.._ frtfldl sTnOlre. *"""9 IHPllAH Hiii• ..,...,..,,. tecllnl-eono«I'-'*"°" .., "~ ""• ,,._ .. ""' ..,._ ,_"" t t /'" 10 1 1 print tfWIO, ~. Ph" at1ve1 II••••'•· 1Uvar 1'llf I den. !!!!"...:.. PIT Of fUI hlndl9t end lo do minor ..., tlllft It .. ,...,,.. ti alectloft •ere &r) "K•PI " • ltup ' OOUftter Call e111ed Item•. wood ' e.r .. ""*'Of to .,, .., :9. tfi~ 1 .20t"' ::'::",.:· :r'tl!t ~ llMMtl. w ,.. .. ~.-.. ...,. al • ~::,,=:: M2.014' fot ~ on ltf1mlllve11 etOC'~1 * Ill ten Jellifl · A'-• 4 PM. Dana P'OVlt lMl ~. Xlflt wot\lnf COii-fypltt Mefff, •O ...,M, Depf.-on ...... & OtCI i ..... ~ ftterlor t11tn1 metnt•n· Ar" Call flf4tl0 °' _a 11 tlftlOne, OOOll pey a ... perHltne. efltfnoon1, ~ .. ~ ...__._.. • I..,., pr.-.,.1,_, llfM, hrl ,..., -..0711 _.. (71•) ••• 705& Mfltt. ~ mult Nw Good~ 0. . .00" rn•T-
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5o4a-.4IMIO I B&H home 11at1onary 1nlo, 859·7534 " --· t fights tor your 380SL °' ...i '9f -o.. FM. nu eng. brakes '70 Mustang Grande Xlnt bill• Sl50 673.3600 I ---Sae Ille TAVANA 42 & SE L $ 3 5 O a pa I r Wei tllpt paint $2300 646--0,34 cond Lo ml, •ulo, Air.
Cu1tom <1e11oned mH· IHam111on dral11ng tablet MARINER 48 OtMeJ a..6-3955 from $5/'1 and up 1141 WHAT A PRICE ' PB. $3195. 955-0058
HO• tabla Wiii 1111 s-tng Mac111ne Belve· wlVemco d11fllng m•· Crui.lng Culler & Ketch M lllZA 69 BUG. good cond $270/0BO 8"42 ·9732 dare w111te, Ztg-Zeg., ct11,_ 675--6110 M • r 1 n • r M • r 1 n e SA\/E UP TO SO-/el Prof -LA.a wua $&OOO sunroof, am/Im, runa 6"4''> Mustang Ful·bactl. Carol conaole, 962·427' , I 8"42-8200 paint & auto body H.B la1--...... Kini Muel tell quickly •kit cond S2500t080
........ an~ din Ml •8" 1Piu••. 0r, ... 6221 2701 w Coast H NB 8111 8-42.0100, 969-1221 300 E Coat! Hwy $1450 !>"46-0268 551·3212
-r -· . .. John Wayne Club Mam· · · t'f• 1••1 C•ll 111-4214 met lnleld tllble. 4 _,..,,. bertlllp S tOOO or DSI WURLITZER FUN MAKER VW parll-'72 Supett>ug •• -75 \/W Scirocc:o Good 'll •tlfAll fWU
chalrt w/padl, SSOO ~ C.rl 84~7078 ORGAN $1500/0t bell CF 27, 118, AIWlll. cond. M·S trnt 1u1pen 1100 -•--__;,,la..;..:___:~ .. ---lr 1169 c ond i tion S 1495 '3100 751·5266
Unlle d llollatlon king otr 6'12.0708 11111 loaded $ 111 ooo ~ S50 .. '99 Bug rw _._, pit 5.46-1487
matt w/hner. co... no AH Brandl 111110 $200 Lowrey Ofgan $375 848-0&30 tendefl. 64 Transporter Alfa ..... llM CLEAN f\Cll 73 vw Thi"" good con 3 ,.,lo ::nutscTonANGd. bOdy Miter nee 55&-~ Bradbury Oii 5450 Goya 644 34 trans ule M1~ '°' Bug =~--=,;,_-_...,;;.;;.;;.;;. ft ur.ft · ... ""'
er-~ Fan wlTullp Upoght Piano fatt condl· .,, $1000 Red. aharp. !*ow book ON • $2195 5"48· 1'87 ---I etcnlng $125 535-5595 ~1 18 HOBIE CAr wllll ,,.,.. $250 Ml-73118 '76 All•ll• GT, perfect I 11111~111111111~•· dlllon good $2300 6"0·8733
Llg ht a (new) $100 SELL ldl• 111m1 with • 110,, 1250 675·99211 Victor Tunn1I Ram w/w &3600 642·95'82 r HI Ill ~ ft 1973 1600 vw Fu_t_b_ac_k_,
7~;":°" ean cond in &
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I •LJ 1111 Canter llnet 2 15•8'1i 9eou1 cond 6"45-3639, f9" -.. ... I C I amllm st.,eo CAM, e/c,
TOD.A.Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZI E .... /ieu n • i o t'. ••I w 675-1981 . fACUnl trt I• •a&•• Iii.Jc. tl77 20K m1. x1n1 c ond " ___ _ 59 Chrl9Clatt All maho-wlL Ol5 1 2 t5x5 w l ---------1 11 IU& lely H,olO •Uet Come 1n & see N-port 1hruou1 MU11 -to ap..
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6 Atewlle
10 Peeve
1'4 Cargo 1tower
15 Depository
16 Colombla
Ind tan
17 Expiate
18 Hockey's
Nest•enko
19 Eno9'
grandfather
20 Excilement
22 Importance
2'4 labof
26 Realma
27 Red lhadet
31 Cistern
32 C&k• •oPPlng
33 Leaty thefter
35 Jr. Leaguer
38 In cue
39 Grinder
'40 Extra
4 1 NY summer
time
42 Worth
43 Elevate « Seed 1l99MI
45 PlMner
•
41 V«y wicked
51 Wand«
52 Lanal1
~ Rudder pan
58 Egyptian
goddeu
59 Sharp
61 Nullify
62 Church head
63 Wrinkle
6"' Scope
65 Niche
66 Langu1d
67 Fed the Po1
DOWN
1 Bed part
2 Sphnt
3 Fragrance
4 Contrite
5 Shonly
6Comp pt
1 ln1tnJmenl
SBlu~
9 Time or year
10 Unmoving
11 Lowest Potnl
12 Portralt
13 MMtlens
21 Kindled
23Jlbboom
25 Wont hard
MONDAY'8
PUZZLE 80l VED
NN Ut
E 8 T S
27 Length unit loeale
28 Sank a drive 44 Zoroaslnan
29 PurPort 46 Tippler
30 -geometry 47 Grass genus
34 Irrigate 48 Fable author
35 Krll 2 words 49 Excursions
36 ScoWsh SO Mr. Rhodes
37 Malt drank 53 Chinese.
39 Some exams Comb. form
40 Phlllppines' 55 Raveling•
discoverer 56 Bcrder
42 Girl's name 57 Sley
•3 Cannes· 60 Mo1slure
giny Cavalier 18 fl Moroso front runner laii llt7 14n 118 .1111t IUWI &/O, I &,4, -...a &•• Beach 1 llnetl Mlecllon PfK $3850/obO Bed<y
& 8 5 O 0 AM c •I I llr• CheY bOlt pattern. Alll Fii '71 I ••-• o r previoualy owned 7 2 0 • 5 0 5 3 d • y • 1 209122"4·5757 or PM mutt 1111 1395 . Ph -.. -__ -_..a.......--.-----,-.-... -5-I •ihllC•• lterte. PoncllH, Audia end 538·8109 '"" & w ...
1 2091221.2158 5"40·9•81 4 •Pd. 1unrl, air, tier _ _. _. ,. ONLY VOlkSWAQel'\I kend
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•lat./ S.mee ltU 19781 thru 1980• ~W~ ,,,. IUllllS '82 Sup1a, leather, auto, ·73 Gran Tortno 4 <Ir ,
-Sev111ea, Coupee. Sedan• S•~L••alnO •PllTI loaded. 10.000 mt s12. A•t••· Dtantlc need• body work, 1750 Fl~~~ ~:~:·~~~g•. N& BrAOUQtlalns~. R~ WlllT 1301 Quall Str"t _400 __ 6<4_5-_809_8 ____ 1"1•.•l•cli.._.-.--.--.---.,-3-.-71
536-1227 Jim
l""lt, wood Fully lie fmlTlllJ NEWPORT BEACH 711 Celica cpe. 5 lpd, e/c, 1-..-.-.._ ___ __;;-...-·73 Ranchefo. lbglt llllell. vv 1••1•-amltm cau. excepllonal Call Kan Kinnard lor • lrlr hitch. mans, 302 eng,
Orange County Coating ("AD. ( A * ·71 3201. auto . eun •r ._ cond Secrlllce $"4150 MW 0t good UMd Buick alt auto tr~•. PBIPS.
Inc 5"48-8581 ' J -' root (47"4U8CI I 'ti 91Z 11111 CPI 631·2991 o r J •Ou•' C M .,,.,11m. 8 1111. CB. claan "'9rcJna ltef9 2600 !Urbor 81Yd * ·79 320I, 4 lpd eun Silver. blue !Mitter, lo ml '_6_9_C_o_r_o_n_a_N_e_w_ll_r•_•_ 979·2500 1 ownr (71'63R) $3200.
laaac• ,.., hat1 Cat~ Me. S40-9100 root (4178611 ang -'•king S 10,800 I App<o• t07K ml S750 Ca4lllac 93ff pll 5"43·3370
S ••f ~ _ ,.._. * 78 320I, aulo · elr 85().9746 5-48-6784 -twkndt '72 LTO WON $7u-.
--.... --..... cond. 11D11J 145) -1 WIEST "" WMIQOfl Pacific 8oal• WE PAY * ·79 320I 4 lpd wn "78 ,50 SLC Sunroof. Al· 78 Cresaida wgn. euto 1n OBO ORIO OWNER
8"45-4524 TOP llWI root (S.-191601 I toya, Ale •Int con a ir. im/lm cass. lug SELECTIOI S40-3684 (bull tn)
Outboard Repair• FHt * '80 3201, 5 lpd atr I 118·900 Cati M 2•7860 JIC* $"4750 493·1875 of Ill• model. 1ow mile-73 T-BIRD, runs wett, :dnt
Effle'-'11 Set"'<:• Brlanl Fii 1111 •••1 cond (323ZHA) 82 380SL Anlhraclll btk T :1. 1171 •g• Cadlllaca In Sou-c ond, S2200 Steve
Hiii Marine, 2"430 Cel WIR * '81 320l, 5 lpd · eun IMlher ~orna wM.i. 1.:.:.::::1:~=---......:::.:.::.: lhern Calil0tnlal See us 548-0962 att 8c>m
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Sll\911 Mlnleter wlqule t COSTA MESA --wired Int, reOlt eng, ,_ 8-4 -8300 CDILU
Illa llyle H•k• llve· M.... Mt-141l 208 W. 191· Senta Ana clutch 90% ra11orad
ab09rd 111p tor lmmac Cloeed Sunday Mull drive. WlM Mii 10-
Ctaulc 32" ullboat. WE llY CHOICE IN\/ENTORY day S90001obo It's got
873·8408 mornlng1 OWi Aa•s VOLUME SALES to gol 5"48-8809
(2131424-4174 111noona. ..,. & ••• fllUNrl '80 280SL. rAte European LIDO ISLE Prtv dodl. up ... ..,_ model, US legal. bflfllant
10 40'. •Hy accau red /palomlno, rear
Wat/alee &"42·6001 I I I It L l I I I HAit, bolll !opt, 16K,
8oel allpl AYallable New· ... 129,750 876-2172 PIP
por1 s..ch 25'·36'. S~Leulng '79 MERCEDES "450SL Cell 8"42-4644 020 s. Euclid Awi Miian brown ext. b~owo
FREE 30· SLIP & DOCK Fun.non leattter lrit, wire wlll1
In Newport wlprlv own« (11•)111-tMI SUPEAI Mu1t NII. 129.
In exchange IOf my llmlt· WI llY Open Sundey 000. 876-6200
ed UM of boat. mo1or USEO CARS & TRUCKS '73 M8Z OOSE. met. Pfef. Larry 976-1103 0< COME IN OR CALL FOR l"ROE SELECTION~ blue. atr, -. 17000, 78 C 93~ •"61 t 2433 --a_a .. 11 NEW a USED BMWSI ,._. a I c , a u I o . I o m I , Vitia rvlMr Waoon . ..-v4 • •x r-.-r-& 07M733;..,.. 873-3427 S33001offer 545-3909 "81 Cpa Oe\lllla. gr•y. good oond. good tlfw,
50' Slip, Xlnl loc: a MOU(• ~ .... '111-dieMI, •Int oond, IMlher good c•rb $2500 lty. Sall Boet prwtened -•-• ----'13 VW 7 PASS. BUS lnl, lleatad mlrrOrt H7·51f3
873-7871. 873-7173 18211IEACH8LVD l.m 11111 -=~~-~·red wl 81's,..W,· 0ttg.5~~ &98115/obo 4911·111"4-4 -.-e,-cu-1-, ... --s...,,.----
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111 p on P • n In• u I• I 4 1 • I I I 1 • r UfMCtl I LIASIHO •71 M8l 300SEL 0 3 & 1900. H&-2122 , ... ......._
97µ533 .. IU1 3610 H. ~119 EJttr• a1w1 lolded I 1tM •au W ·79 CutlH • Broug "•"'· ,.2. lllp, $t/'t1, Hunllnglon LOHO ll!A &atOO MUST ~u.' '79 VW Conv Lo ml, alnt 4dt, ~ with roof CllHIC, Ilk• ""· ult
Hllfbol.lr Oeyt 198-2~. Top ft....1-(No °*" •11~) nt-8341 MO.ot3I cond c 1 .. n a 111arp rack end a1lt'IO lo4125 concl, tllope. """"" ....
213-592·1013 UUNJ , ('fl•) 111-lltl 11200/beal 846-2561 Mey be ..-i at 330 W. reo. llf n1.1 l'.citl ~I
Pid 'I,.,.....~ '81 nose •. collctOf't ·73 &lper 8-ttl to 000 Bay. Colt• M9N. Mon-tr•nt. Secrlfloe l 44H w,,,_ ~ lhor"I fnOOI· ..... ll_ii'I ~oof. au1o, etc. ml 119190 '""'g rea t. Ftt, 10-5 pm. Don Wll·,_M_1._1_16' _____ _
ft"',wlt'elllft,tOfboets P'orYourc.1 ··--.C. mtnt'245ill3t~11 lla ma , 942·4,21 •; Cu
1.IPIO 1t',ll'ld ol'4Ul81 •••Ill I --..ST l1$-12n 553.9133 ' ' 1911\EO T8 ti ... $11 oond, 1
11eoo. 120-1'40 ••-••• 'M conven """' t lookl owner, .,.,600 ml 14200 UHlll .. .., & '512ac>S. 4 ck, co11ctor'1 0000 new top, battery ·77 Camero LT .... llO'fr, OOn 4Mo'1724
3 emel elcM u.. Cflf'I ao-t;J H:,bof ll'fd'. lle m. rH lorect. tl•I 11950,obo MO-.ass perfect anepe , 10 ml, ''==" 1 ... ~I.IP to I ' beilfl\ 17&-tan, ~
1
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, ....... ~ .. Ing Qcl IMCI\ oond. '3900 J«nt cones. 1\111'( eQulpd. '11 Oll•llon Hff Cat t OOd . H OO l b•• o•r f()r' C'.ARVfR · t 1W1110, 141-4611 11100. U&·HO 1 or t.-i• CMt ...... 1$ mo; .. ,_., .. ..-.
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'73 Lincoln Continent•I
Cou 1 of kind cond 6-1624, 780 ~ • 2600 Hart>or Blvd "42,000 m l. 1 owner
Yelbw .... tl7l COSTA MESA &2600 firm 720· 18&5
70 BUG •1'87 body, loo 540-1110 •er!!IJ tlU many new p.,11 & ac·
09U 10 1111, $2900 Obo '79 Sevllle, loaded W A.II· '81 Capri T·IQP, llvf, A/C,
Oarrtn 546-1793 tru. mutl -to app1ac PIB. AMIFM 11-eo cau
$9695. M<1·5732 amp, 1pon1 HAii, H · I '73 412 F1lbk, nu llrH. tru 17200 752_.500 ex
body & paint xlnl B•r· 'll II• IUUIOI "4072 or 859·68"42
gain $1800. 759--0650 Christine
'67 Bug, mi eng & Irene. Sed•n. all A.lltra1 Incl. '76 C~rl, V8, o4 lpd, 2nd aunrool, Ilk• new, 52K cuetom Int. vde da1h, ml. M895. 644-8 t99 ownr. beaul. cond. 1111
exit rad paint, chrome OUI Be•I ov1r 12500.
II u b 1 3300 obo 98()..-4127
075·7067 M* IOt SCott '72 Eldorado, lou. •• -.u. IJU • '78 Sclrocco. od cond.
,_ tr.ne, 1700
951·8177 .
•• • • •
r
THI DRANGI COAST
TUESDAY. MARCH 15. 1983
Fluor VOW·S
Political issues
enliven m eeting
Deaplte Fluor C-orp.'s decline in net eanungs
for the tint quarter of thia year, It was not the
petrochemical engineering company's financial
policies that ahook up the annual shareholders
meeting yesterday.
Rather, it wu the corporation's political
involvement.a tha\ drew fire from shareholders
, who bad submitted proposala which called for
the company to report on its involvement in
world affaJ.n.
Ra ved woman, ~log
Thanks to Irtin e teen -ager,
she'll g e t tO church on time
By KAREN E. KLEIN °' ... DlllJ ..........
0.vld AtlAin ~·t even know
the name uf the youna woman
who10 life ho 1aved la1t
week.end.
It all happened 10 tut, the
17-year..old youth expla1ned, that
he didn't think to uk.
All he know• la that the
woman plana to be married th1I
weekend -and for a while
Sunday, 1he thought 1he
wouldn't make It to the altar.
A• the Irvine Hlah School
aenior tel.ls lt, he juat dJd whAt
name naturally when he pulled
the woman out of a rain 1wollen
flood control channel.
Sunday afternoon 1t.arted out
nunnally enou1h tor Allan and
hll father, who were t.aklna a
bike ride near Univen1ty Park In
Irvine.
They •potted a youna woman
Joalna alona a dralna1e ditch
near the bike trail with her two
do11. Suddenly, aa the do11
tu11led, the black Labrador
retriever 1llpped Into the ditch.
In a matter of aeconda, the doa
wa1 aucked Into a large pipe
•Iona with the walAtr
TIW! next t.hlna Allan knew, he
aald, the woman had 1one In
after her dot. Quickly, her head
al10 dlaappeared under the
water.
"I dJdn't ~." Allan Mid "l
juat knew 1he needed help."
Several other people w ere
1tandina by watchina the whole
thina, he uid.
While Allan'• father waded
Into the ditch where the dog hAd
1Upped, Allan rode around to the
other aide of the dralnaae pipe.
(See RESCUE, P11e A!)
GOIST UITION
ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
changes • as earnings drop
Chairman optimistic
despite d ecline
By KAREN E. KLEIN
o<tMO..,Net aWI
Irvine-hued Fluor Corp., with fl.rat quarter
eaminp down 19.4 percent m comparUion Wlth
1982 figures, plans sharp cutbacks in 1pending
this year, Chairman J. Robert Fluor told the
corporation '1 annual 1hareholdera' meeting
yesterday.
I S h areholders defeated three proposals
Ii
which requested the board of direc10rs to report
an corporate lobbying on Mideast policy issues. a
Chilean mine and political contributions.
The firat proposal concerned corporate
lobbying on behalf of the aale of AW ACS planes
With about 1,000 1hareholden m attendance
at Westin South Coat Plaza Hotel, Fluor said the
company's net earni.np for the period ended Jan
31 were $32.1 million on revenues of $1.5 billion.
Last year, for the same period, the massive
engineering company had $39.8 million of net
earnings on revenues of $1.8 billion.
to Saudi Arabia b y the United Statea. A
resolu tion submitted at the meeting stated:
Earnings per share alao declined, going from
51 cents to 41 cents. In 1981. earnings per share
were 72 cent.a. "Corporation.a take positions on controveniaJ
iaues without even conaulting the ahareholder
and often In contradiction to their views."
The propoeal called for Fluor to prepare a
(See POLITICAL. Paae A!)
.., .... ,._.._.,,...., ~
Chairman J. Robert Fluor presides over annua l Board o f Dir ectors m eeting.
In his address, Fluor 118.ld the corporation's
recent financial performance 1howed results
"well below our potential." However, he said, he
(See FLUOR. Paie AZ)
•
.Moni lights
for retarded
Developer WIDS approval
$10 million Balboa project to proce e d
boy's care
8 7 ROBE RT BARKER
Ol .. O.., .... SWf
Chris Heiaanan ia fighting for
a cause.
It's for her 11 -year-old aoo
Joey and other children like him
who attend the Paul Yorde Day
Care Center at N ueva View
School in Huntington Beach.
Joey and W. 20 cl.uamatea at
the center are mentally retarded.
Joey haa Down'• 1yndrome,
formerly called Monaou.m.
The children attend the day
care center before and after
8Chool. In most cues, it's the only
place they can go because their
mothers are working to
supplement family incomes.
But the program has been put
on notice that 1u days are
numbered. It la competing for
money with 9e'Veral handicapped
programs and It's losing.
"We were given notice last
(See RETARDED, Pace AZ)
Deify,.,. .... ~
Chris Heissma n with retarded son~ Joey.
By STEVE MARBLE
O('IM 0.-, .... ....,
A 28-year-0ld developer with R
set of $10 million bwJdlng plana
tucked under his arm brushed
bac k teara last n ight after
winning approval to redevelop
an aaing wate rfront lot on
Balboa Peninsula.
"I've worked ao hard on this
project. It'a been my life for the
past three years," explained
Jules Rickless after the favorable
City Council vote.
The council, except for an
abstaining vote from Councilman
Don Strauss, unanlmoualy agreed
to overturn the city Planning
Commission's rejection of the
project.
RickleBS, owner of a faal·food
restaurant in Anaheim, said the
commiaion vote left him shocked
bu determined to win a reversal
from the councll.
The Balb oa Bayview
development, 1Ull laclong at.ate
Coast.al Commtuion approval,
would be located adjk-ent to the
Balboa Island Ferry loading
ramp on the site of a former hotel
destroyed by fire last apnng.
~1c1<Jeu mtenda to construct
two three-story structures
connect ed by a bridge. The
buildings would ho use small
shops, several restaurants and
top-floor offices. Rickless will
preserve a s mall marina
currenUy located in front of the
property lJl Newport Harbor.
The approval marks the .econd
major redevelopment project
slated for o ne of Newpo rt
Beach '• oldest and moat run-
down part& of town. The former
Balboa Fun Zone -just east of
Rickle11' land -has b een
(See P LANS, Page A!)
Treasure Island
conversion OK'd
The Orange County Planrung
Commission has approved plans
to convert the Treasure Wand
Mobile Home Park in South
Laguna to a time-share resort
despite the continued protests of
C\.11Tf!Ot park residents
Foll owi ng the action
yes terday, an attorney
repreeent:inc the park's tenants
aaaodation vowed to appeal the
dechion to the B oard of
Supervisors.
resort will be allowed to generate
on Pacific Coast Highway and a
rent st.abiliz.atlon program for
current rea1denu, which bars
exorbitant rent increaaes while
residents aeek to relocate their
mobile homes
Laguna weighs study on slide repair And park residents prom.iaed
to carry their long-.st.anding fight
against the project to the at.ate
Coastal Comrnl8aion, which alao
muat approve the .development
The co mm1asionera al10
requeated that supervisors
review the rent 1tabillz.ation
program to detennine whether
further action might be
warranted, said Robert Fisher,
director of the Environmental
Planning Agency's planning
divi.alon.
Laguna Beach City Council
memben will consider spending
u p to $3,800 tonight for some
expert advice on how to repair
d amaJ: caused by • 1mall
laodal near the Heisler Park
p.zebo.
Nearly 4,000 cubic yard• of
earth llld down the steep bluff at
the .outh end of the park during
...--. ...... IDEI-
the recent rains, undermining a
sidewalk and threatening a
portion of Cliff Drive.
A walkway lead.lna down to
the beach adjacent to Lu Briaaa
reataurant also wa1 eroded.
prohibiting pedestrian traffic to
the beech at that point.
Geologiat.1 from Lefahton and
Auoclatea of Irvine have
perfo rmed a preliminary
inspection o f the area and
recommend at least one borehole
be drilled t o evaluate the
stablllty of the Cliff Drive
embankment.
Soll and bedrock samples
obtalned from the boring should
indicate the strength o f the
blufftop area, and re medial
measures would be 1u11ested by
the geologists following their
investigation.
Iraj Poonnand, chief engineer
for Leighton, laid the flrm would
prepare a geologic hazard map of
the area that could be uaed by
the city to determine where
corrective work la ~·
plan. . Planning commlsaloners gave
their unanimous approval, but
lmpoaed 28 ~ondltlona on the
park'• developen that must be
met u the re90rt development
P~· The moat important condJtlona
concern how much traffic the
Owners of the park are ~
to build twin time-share l
containing 440 units, an a .
75-unlt apartment building on
the 27 -acre beach front parcel.
Developers firat con sidered
convertin& the 50-year-old
mobile park to a time-ahare
reao rt In 1977 a n d began
plannina the project in 1979.
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, 2 • Orange Coaal DAILY PILOT/lualday, March 15, 1983
Laguna ponders
• energy savings
Tlw i<>{ll uf lhl' pro~ram 111 Lu
lrn<IJ.lll t•rwrgy lillVUlg d1•vln.':>
.. ud1 as low-flow showt•r ht>ads
11ml water heater blankel.I in u
mn,1urlty of La,guN1'1 ho~holdii
Mt·mbcrs of thl' llly'11
Committee on Encriy and
Environment will outline two
nlll'r11atlves before rity l'OUnnl
111t•mbt-rs tonight.
The panel is calling ll the
· t-:rwrgy Savl'rS Program" and
l ht• Koul 1::. to 1nst.1ll t•nergy
l'\>n'lf'rvntlon equipment using a
lltilitv eompimy rebatt: program
111111 part t1mt' c.'1ty employ('t'S
l'ndt•r the first propo::.al,
!>t.11 lllD l'OStb to lht• l'llY wuuld bt-
alx1ut $2,000, with the poss1b1hty
of futun• l'OSl.'i borne by n.>s1dent.:>
who h&Vl' the t•qu1pmen1
lllSla\lro
Urn.In lht• Sl'<.'\.>nd proposal
thl· mw ll'l'ommendc•d by the
1•1wrgy pan<'I th<' c11y startup
,, •»l wo111<1 Ot• ttl'l•tn •:l,:1011 I ht•
a11nu1tl ongoml( 1u-.t to lht• r11 y
wuuld be.-ohout $4,000
Tht· prol(ti.uu would ::.t't· l>..lrt
t1mt· dty l'mployees ln!ltu ling
t•rwrgy 11avint{ dt>Vlt~ an horm·11
an the evening hours 11111! on
wt•ekends.
Laguna property ownc•rs
would pay for tht• service!', but
w11uld be l'hg1ble for a purtanl
rt•l>Jtt> from tht• ullhty rompany
l ht: l:Omm1uce suggc::.t::. the
program could gt>t under wuy
with anstallutmns bt.'gannmg m
the summer or 1984 Prior to thut
time. a program manager would
bt• hared and tramc-d. as well as
the• part-lime 1ru.tallers
Coum:il members wilJ be askt-d
tonight lo tonsider the energy
program in 1 t::. 1983-84 budget
ht·armgs The m~ung starts at 6
pm at Cny Hall
RETARDED BOY. • •
From Page A 1
Ck tuber l h.1 l we art-on borr uwt..J
uine." saul He1i.sman
A Fountain Valley resident.
I le1ssman said she believes the
closure of the day care center
would be a tragedy for the
youngsters and their part•nt::.
"If the center were to dose.
pt-ople would probably have to
give up their duldren to foster
homes or h ave them
mstitullonalrzed," she said.
However. she said she
'>'ouldn't have trouble finding
babv sitters for ht•r son bt'\:auM·
he d~n't huve !*'Vl'r£' hl·olth or
behavioral problems
I le1ssman, .in operating room
nurst• an a Long Beach hosp1ui:.
and others aren't going duwn
without a fight
Tht-y're planning their first
fund-raismg event next Tuesday
from 11 :30 am to 10 p.m at
Chuc:k E . Cht-t'se's Pizza T ime
Theater. 15511 Edward::. St ,
Huntington Beal·h
RE ~cu11: • e •
From Page A 1
.Ju111p111u 111111 1h1 w11ll•1 , ht•
l't'IWht'(f "" 11111\ llllU tlw ptpt· ml
t11Utih1 tlu d11ti'" t.i1I
'1'hr dt1K w11N turrlt'd iuound
tt11d p y111g to 11w1n1 back up
wlwrr hf' hod gont· In," Allan
1mltl "111• w1.111 hl1x·k111u up tht•
J>lp<> 1M1 lht• Kir i t'Ouldn't get out"
Al11rn mAnng(•d to pull thl·
L.iurmlur lo 11&tft'ty und thf'n ht'
wt·nt bot·k In for tht' gtrl He
rt-11t·h1·d up the p1pt> ugain
Nothing.
lh· mntanuc.>d trying BB 11eCOnds
pakllo'·d Jo'lnally, he grabbt.'(J her
<•11d cll uggt>d hN out o( the
l't'llll'll l pl pe
Till' woman wai. du2t•d, uul
said sht• didn't need medical
atknllon "Wt• just madl' sure
sht• was ok~y and took her bac·k
tu lwr l'ar," All.an said
Tlw action Wall typical or
Allan, :;wd hts mot'1er, Sharon
"He's pretty responsible a n d
fa8t-thanking."' she said.
PLANS. • •
From Page A 1
approvt-<l for a three story, Cape
Coli ::.tylt• bu1ld1ng. But that
project has been h eld up by
appart•nt disputes between the
dc•vt'lopt•r and rt'maanmg tC'nants
A::. J t·ondillon, the young
devc·lopcr mu::.t contnbute more
than $5,000 to a shuttlt: bw. study
for ltw pl'ntnsula.
R1cklt'!>.'> ran mto lrouble with
the Planning Comm1ss1on mostly
ovt-r plans to accommodate all
customers wllh a valet parkrng
St.>rv1c:e Comm1SS1oners also were
critil:al or plans to mstaJJ devices
capablt> of hftmg cars off the
ground m order to squeer..e more
veh1dt.>s m the parking structure
FLUOR REPORTS DROP IN EARNINGS. • •
From Page A1
is "opum1sllc that Fluor's revenut"l> and earnings
will resume their upward path in the near
future"
In thl' meanume, he said. the c't.lmpany plans
to reduce new investments by more than half
Capital spending thts yt>ar will be around $250
1111lhon. far below the $526 million spent m 1982
At a press conference after the meeung.
Fluor said the second quarter will show nu
s1gnif1cant changes in financial performan('(' for
lht• company. which deals in petrochC'm1cal
l'ngmHrmg and ronstruct1on around the world
Fluor attnbuted the decline to dt'bt mcurn-u
m <.-onnec:Uon with the August 1981 acqu1Stuon of
'it J~ Minerals Corp a minmg and mH\erc1ls
l'Ompany whll'h roru.tttutc~ Fluor's s«:ond largest
opl'rat1on
Falling 011 pm.-es al.so have Fluor cvncemed.
ht• said, but he stres5(...J tht> company 1s m~rest.ed
an oil eonsumpuon rather than price He said
lower prices are apt to stimulate increased UM' of
energy Nevertheless, h£' said, "I think a less than
$25 (a barrel) oil pnl't.' wouJd worry me very
much ··
Along with net earnings, nt•w orders
<lropp<>d rons1derably during the quarter just
1.•nded, falling to $443 rrullion, rornpared with
$917 million last year.
Tht:> company's backlog of ordeni fell from
~15 3 b11J1on last year to $Y 6 b1l!Jon this year
POLITICAL ISSUES EXPLAINED. • •
From Page A 1
report on the extent of its partJc1pat10n m such
lobbylllg
The proposal was dt'feated by a 78 8 pen-ent
rnapnty.
Two other proposals a~ wer<' dt·ft·at.ed b)
s1mtlar percentages One dealt with Fluor·.,
mvPStment m a Chilean nune and its impact on
human nghts cons1deratJons m that rountry
Th<' thir d proposal. whic h has bet'ti
subm1ttC'd several times m the past. asked th\'
board of directors to make a report on the
company's pohllcal contnbullons
Jn thl· mona~em~nt 'i; fl•(o mmt·ndat1on
against the propoc>a.J, the t'Umpany stated. "The
infonnauon requesl.('d by thtS proposal is already
available to the shareholders from the ag<'nc1es
t o wh1l·h this rnformat1un is rc>ported ir
::.hareholder!; we>h to mqu1rt• "
At ont• point m the· mt't'llng a shareholder
ond rurm<·r Fluo r c•mpl o yee c alled the
-.harehoJ.jt>rs who support..:d the three proposals
"Marxists," and said tf the proposals were
adopted, the t'Ompany would be "on tht> road to
Manusm .md slavc>ry ·
-Kart>n E Klein
Clear and cool
Coastal
M~lty ci... and coo4 tOO<Qhl
with ov••nlght Iowa 44 10 SS 1na.-.g c:IOud• tomomwr With
"'O't• .... '°"" 10 mid 709
datett 10 Owens Veltey with
pw>ef•I c-ing 1a1e< Tllutaday
Fal< Fndey end Sehxdey Gusty
Wind• deae•llng by Satu•d•y
Hlgt> temp•••lu••• Tl'lurtd•y
mottly 55 lo 85 '" the Owe"s
Valley and urx-~• and 61!
to 75 In lhe lower d-rt• and
Oeelt\ Vllley Highs we""lng 5 10 1 Oegr-by Setur<ley lows 35
to 45 Ow1n1 V1lley 40 10 SO
:.ppe< 0-lt. a"d 4S lo 55 1n
lower~·
Wednesday ..._.Ch 16
.. ,. ,... N••"•
Rainma Snowc:J
sno-rsm Flumes(!!]
Ellewh••• from Polnl
Conception to th• Mealcan
t>orde< and DUI 60 ml... Smell
craft llMtOf)' OV9' out• wtten
wltl'I Wlndl nortl'l-1 10 north 76
lo 35 knot•. Oeereuir>g lonigl>I IO
15 10 7S ltnolt S.N 9 to 12 IMI t>ecOm4r19 1 10 II ,... Dy lonlQM
Locllly, ~I lf)d vlftM>le Wlnot
lonlgl'll wlll'I -t SW9lf of 2 IO 4
feet Fair thrO\.IQf' tonight
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
COASTAL ANO MOUNTAIN
AREAS Snower• Thur•d•y
F•lr Frldey and Setu<day locally
windy op~1a11y In th• moun
1e1n1 H1gl'la In th• SOa eo111a1
•"Cl vellay areea warming 5
deg<-f0< Friday and Sa1urdey
Low. 45 to !l!l Mount81n r..ot1
night •n the •Oe Thurtday an<l
••rm1n9 to 60• by Selurd•y L~ motllv 25 lo 40
... ,. D-ct ._ r "'~"•
U.S. Summary
A •IO<m !IY'1tm oent•ed ~
aoull'lw•et••n K•n••• today
dumped up 10 15 lnci>W of MW>W
on Ullh and lhreat•nec:t wlntty
_, ..... from H.-Me111CO IO ll'le
Oelkot• Winter 11orm wetchet were
potted for nortl'leaetern New.
M•~•eo 1nd w"'"" Neb•n••. 1nd travele<a edvlaorle• were
le.,.o In Colofldo lf)d Wyomlr>g
8"ow -flllllnO today In Honh O•lcote wl'l1le •••tern South
Oelkotl l'lecl rein end -Thunderetorm• developed In
l<•ntH IHI nlgl'lt. tpewnlng •
tornlldo 11'111 tore thrOUQ'1 .. gt'll
block• ol the community of
Prelfle View In Ille nort'-"tn
Plfl of ll'le tllte
Alltl'IOrlU. r9')0f1ed •6 ~
d1m1geel, power llnH blown ._, ..a 11·-ucwocMCI. but no
lf\IUflel Tiie Morm t>touoftt Mev}' enow
IO Ille mountlln• ol Vtlfl. wllh llCCUll'l\1lt1k>nt ol 111 Inch .. II
...,.. and 11 ~ •I Snowbifd
8ho-• 111d lhuf!CMrt1orm1
w•r• lorec ••t todey In 1111
louthern "•In• 1 nd to•••
MleelMIPIM Vetley, with -• lf\UflGeretorM• poHtbl• Ill O.WltfM .,_, o.ntr11 r .. tun"*'-.., ~ lrom
V\tglllll iM tl'lt CatO!lnM to tile
10..., Ohle V•ltey and In Ille
~ ~ -...,...., to epraeo Oftl IN ..... ,,, I It-' v..., eot• tfle c.n.11 PWN. A ... ........... , ...... ..,111 .. .....,.,.
T•111Hrtlwt•• .,..," .. Ill•
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Fronts COIO ...., Wdfm _...
Ufotro" 511 3J
Duluth :µ 31
El Puo 52 411
Fwgo 30 ,5
"111Qttatt 57 ,5
G•••• Fa•t 50 29
Temperatures
NATION HWllO<d II' 3S ... LO H...,,a 41! 31
Honolulu "° 83
Hou SI on 72 62
11\0lanapollt ')6 31
JKklO<' llAIH 17 45
JllGlc '°""' .. 67 44
AlbW\y 53 39
Al buqU41< que 67 39
Am1111tlo 11 49
Aanevllle 611 35
Allenl• 73 ... 11.:r ... City 82 58
L =• 611 53
l OU< !Ml 5e
LubbOCk 71! 48
M«nphlt 75 411
Mlem1 71 68
MllW"""" 44 28
Mplt $1 Pll\ll 47 31
NHtwllle 75 311
Attenllc: City 51 45
Autlln 74 58
BattlmOr• 82 52
811Nnga 411 30
Bltmlngh•m 75 •3
e111marck 33 28
80IM 49 33
Bollton 61 40
BrownWI .. so 57
NewOrlM"• 73 53
H-Vort< 58 44
NOtfOlll 85 "7
NMll'I Platt• 57 38
OklWIOme Clly 81 53
()Mahe 52 37
Orlando 10 80
Phtl•delphle 511 38
Phoenix 75 SA
Pitt~ 82 211
P0tt ...... 53 27
PonJlnd, Ore 62 43
Pr~ 57 50 =:rctty 70 4f
48 34
~ ., 28
Buffllo SI 37
Burllr>glon 411 311
Cuper se 711
0t.,..1on Sc !Ml 5e
Ch1r1atton. w v 71 44
ChwlOl\e. N C 611 4&
~ 63 32
~ .. 311
ClrlclMell 87 21
~and t2 311
COll#ntlla, • c 74 e..
COlumllut 86 33
Olllla-,t WOftn 78 64
Ollyton 611 30
0.-6'I )2
O..MOIMa 61 40
lllf RIPllT
Occluded W'lr S1a11(,, arr ••
Richmond a& sa
St loult 511 58
Seit l &l1t1 •9 32
Sen Antor.10 74 511
St Sle Mer" 35 36
s -aute SJ 40
Shrev990'I 77 45
9100• fllllA 40 3t
Spot<-~ 3-4
Syre<:uM 53 43
l Ol)el<ll 89 55
lu<:IO<' 73 50
Tuite 74 58
W•-"lr>Qton et 41
CAllf'OflNIA .. LO
Ball1r111e1<1 82 40
l•ncatlef 5!1 44
Loe AngelM , 73 112
01kl•nd S3 411
Puo Rot>IM 61 45
A.a 811Jl1 83 41
Redwood City 62 41
Reno 41 28
S1er-o •• 46
SahnH 83 44
Sen Diego a& M
San F r1nc111eo so 6a
Santa Beri>ere 72 50
8••110'* S3 S2
Btg8-44 33
l!liehOP 57 34
Catlilnl 75 M
MOnto.ia 74 54
~·WW-46 u
H.-por1 hacfl 17 ..
~~.,.,,. ee 02 77 17
~~ 14 u
,_...,tide 16 N
• .,, lemerdlnO ... Q
,.,, 0•1>11a1 ta .. ..,,,.. &2 ..
l ent•,.,. 71 Q • .,... Ona 10 41
Tides
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l,owm..ra examine !-leve re d 1u•trol car on Crown Va lley Parkway.
She riff', deputy was thrown clear and escape d injury.
Deputy escapes fiery crash
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of "" 0.-. "1tot • ..,,
Orange County SherrU's
Department deputy Donald
Mason is a lul'ky man
T h e 22-year-old deputy was
responding to an emergency call
in Laguna Niguel yestt•rday
when hts shenffs veh1rll' went
out of control and slammed into a
::.treet light standard at Pat·1hc
Island Drive and Crown Valley
Parkway.
The impact tore the c:ar m half.
and the gasoline t.ank exploded
mto flames
Sheriffs Lt Wyatt Hart said
the conc:uss1on from tht'
explosion apparently loosed the
deputy through the opening
created in the l'rash He landro 1n
a ,grassy fu~ld -unhurt <·xcept
for minor scratches, Hart said
The sheriff's "spokesman said
Canyon road
s till closed
Laguna Canyon R oad will
r£-main dosed to commuters u ntil
Friday morning. city officials said
today
Asstst.ant C1tf Manager Terry
Brandl said Sunday's hght rams
set the schrouled opeJung of thl"
two-lane roadway back a day
He said paving on damaged
po rtions of thl' road will be
< ompletcd Thursday. and tht·
road should be op<>n for f'nday
morning travelers.
However. Brandt said. anv
additional ram between now and
Thursday could prevent Fnday's
opening ----
Muon IS resting al nome today
Lagunan John D Mitchell Jr
was driving east on Crown
Valll'y Parkway when he spott<>d
thu.:k black smoke on the curvt•
near Pacific I.sland Drive
''It was too black to be a house
fire·," Miu:hell said He said he
rounded the curve', and "the hrst
thing I saw were headlights and
a hood, and the rest of the body
against the post "
He said beveral truck drivers
were trying t.o put out the flames
with small fire exungwshers
"You c'Ould tell by the look on
theLr fac."t'S they thought someone
was in there, but nobody could
get close enough to the car."
Hart said Mason w as
westbound on Crown Valley
Parkway. as a back up wut to a
call involving a violent mental
case.
UCI ca111pus nixed
for Nixon papers
The Nixon Presidential Archives Foundallon has dropped
UC lrvine as a possible site for the Richard M Nixon presidential
library, university officials learned yesterday
The foundation said it wanted plans for the Library to move
ahead right away, but Irvine faculty members had decid ed to
delay consjderat1on of the on-campus library
UCI was one o( several universities being
reviewed as a home for the Nixon
memorabilia, mcludmg photographs, tapes,
documents and g1fts from other heads of st.ate,
a spokesman said
Earlier thlS month, about 75 members of
UCl's Academic Senate voted to postpone
extt·nding an inv1t.at1on to the foundauon to
locate the library on 13 acres nl'ar Culver and
Campus avenues NIXOM
Facully members said th<'y felt the
inv1t.at1on required more study of the library's unplications UCI
Chancellor Daniel G . Aldrich had begun informally polling
groUJ)b on campus about the proposal.
All that wall be unn~y now, 0Htc1als sa.Jd California
Swtt• Uruvers1ty, Fullerton, USC and UC San Diego al.so have
bc'(•n mentwned as possible sites for the library.
The facility would be built with an estimated $20 million of
pnv<1tt> funds The federal government wuuld mamt.atn 1t
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NATION
States could fall behind
on unemployment benefits
By Tbe A11odated Pre11
WASHINGTON fteapn 1tdrnlnliitrallon offlclala aay
there 11 n o auarantee 27 atatea will bt• able• to pi.y
unemployrnent checka t>.yond thla Wt'f'k, ever\ though nearly
$200 million LI now available for loons t.o makt! such payment.
The Labor ~part.11\e'nt notified it.ate official11 Monday that
$196.6 millJon would be advanced to the Treasury Dt-partment
from the federal unemploymtmt trust fund to avert a ceasatlon
of Jobina beneflta thla week. Otherwi.se, 27 states and the
Ollt.rlct of Columbia would have run out of money lo c:ontinut-
unemployment paymcmtll at l2:01 .i.m. tomorrow.
Stuntman scales tower sans rrcord
HOUSTON -A stuntman who IC&led the 75-story Te>Ui.!I
Commerce Tower said that for the last 25 floora. his body gave
out and "I didn't think I was going to make
at." Ron Broyles, 29, or Los Angeles was
arrested last night on a charge of cnminal
trespass as he reached the parapet of the
office bwldmg at 10:44 p.m He was released
around rrudmght after posung an $800 bond
pending arraignment today The building ill
1,049 feet above sea level. but only 999 feet
over the slreet. Off1e1als said the face Broyles
chose rises 993.33 feet. He was apparently
undaunted by has fatlure to crack the -t.
1,000-foot mark "If that didn't do it •~OYLH
technically, f'll go back and climb another one," he srud
IRS says tax refunds smaller
WASHINGTON Federal income tax refunds this year
are a bit smaller than at this time in 1982. apparently ba'ause
many taxpayers are having less withheld from thetr payt·hecks
The Internal Revenue Service says that of the 39.6 million
individual returns rect.>ived through March 5, 20. 7 million had
been processed and 13.9 million got refunds. The refunds
averaged $687, compared with $698 a year ago.
STATE
Special niayoral election today
SAN DIEGO Election officials were predicting a lo"
voter turnout between 35-40 percent today m the ra rst s~1al
mayoral election in this city's 133-year history Twenty
candidates were running for the JOb vacated by three-term
mayor Pete Wilson, ele<-ted to the U S. Senate last November
Two men found slain in car trunk
LOS ANGELES -A Baldwin Park ronstru,·tion company
owner and has aCl'OUntant were found yesterday shot to death
and stuffed m the trunk of a car parked at Los Angeles
International Airport, sheriff's deputies said. Willis McKnight.
64, owner of McKnight Construction Co. and accountant
Warren C. Spinney. 59, were found "shot several times" and left
in the trunk of McKmght's Merredes, police said .
Boy and baby sitter still missing
LOS ANGELES A 23-month-old boy and a 23-year-old
baby SJtter are still mJSSing three days after they left the child 's
grandparents' house to see a kitten at the baby sitter 's
apartment, police said "They never arnved" at the apartment
to see the kitten, Offi~r Daniel Ruelas said today. noting that
the distance between the home and the apartment is about four
blocks. lnvesugators have no clues or known motive for the
disappearance of Marqwul Boyles and sitter Carolyn Cambers.
who dlS8ppeared Saturday afternoon an South Central Lo6
Angeles
Jury awards $8 million damages
LOS ANGELES An insurance company must pay $8
million m punit.lve damages because It refused to pay a $12,000
accidental death benefit an 1975. contf.'nding thl' drowning of a
Postal Service employee was a su1c1de, a jury ruled It was the
largest verdict ever awarded m a "bad faith" insurance case,
said William Shernoff, who represented Mary Frazier. 30,
whose husband. David Fra:uer Jr., 23, drowned m Channel
Islands Harbor in Oxnard, m her Superior Court case against the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
WORLD
Letter bomb wounds Navy man
LONDON An Incendiary letter bomb addressed lo the
U.S Navy's European headquarters exploded today. &hghtly
burning a senior chief petty offu::er who opened 1t, a Navy
spokesman aaid. The American serviceman, John E Williams,
was treated by a Navy doctor on the 9C'ene for a slight burn to
his right hand and he remained on duty, the spokesman said
Williams' age and hometown were not immediately known
Soviet production percentage up
MOSCOW -Soviet industrial production rose by 5 2
percent In January-February over the same period last year and
labor producuvity roee by 4.6 percent. the Commurust Party
newspaper Pravda said today. But it singled out chemical, wood
processing and consumer goods enterprises for falling to meet
their targets.
Mexico matches OPEC price cuts
MEXICO CITY -Mexico, the Unlted States' largest single
oil supplier, h.u mat.ched OPEC's price cut despite banking fean
that decreased revenues could Com? the financially troubled
nation to def•ult on lta foreign debt. Houn aft.er the 13-member
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries slashed ita ~
price yesterday to $29 • barrel, the Mexican government
followed ault
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tu.day, M11oh 15, 11•3 * ~I
Freeway Killer trial • ID county on
William Bonin, convicted of 10 LA murders, being tried for lour more
rht" Orunait· C'ounty trlul of
convkt1.•d "Fre~way Killer"
Wiiliam Ol•or1e Bonin a
pro<'t-\•tUna which attornt-y•
e.tlmatl' will take from thrff lo
flvt• month• la undt"r way with
the.• (lul •tt'p• toward jury
•dl'<:tlon
Bonin, ultt>1tdy under the death
eente nce for 10 first-degree
murde r convict ions In· Loa
Angeles County. 11 accused of
four local :.layl ngs that
pr~utora alll'ge are part of tht."
,
1.w1lf' chain of torture-murdera
Defense atto rney Wiiiiam
Charvet ti>ld Superior Court
Jud&e Kenneth Lae yHterd_ay
that he plana lo <.:all 132 wltnelAIC'tl
uurtna tht.' trial.
Prosecutor Bryan Brown
t'ltlmat.ed that eelec:Uon ot a jury
1tlOnt" will take a month.
C harvet , uyln1 that the
hundreda of press reporta of the
so-called freeway klllinga made It
lmpomible for Bonin to 1et a fair
trial here. had aouaht tQ have
Rights of tenants
urged in new plan
BY JEFF ADLER
O(tsw Oelly ~ltol ltaff
Orange County renters should
have their rights spelled out in a
general plan housing element
now being revised by county
government, a spokeswoman for
the Orange Count y Housing
Coaliuon says.
Judy Ficken, exec ut ive
director of the Orange County
Renter's Association, called upon
the Board o f Supervisors
yesterday to include a three-
poant tenants nghts package an
the housing element when it is
considered March 30. (A general
plan spells out broad county goals
and planning ob.)eCtiVes).
The renters' o rganization.
along with a number of other
c.'Ounty housing groups. comprise
the hous•n(( coalition
F1c·ken said the package the
c.-oahtlon l8 urgmg would:
Detail under what
('1rt·umstances a landlord could
evict a tenant.
Require enforcemen t of
anu dascrimmauon laws aa they
relate to ren ta Ls
-Pe rmit tenants to m•ke
repairs to their umts In certain
an.stances and deduct those coet.s
from their rent.
The tenants rights package
belongs an the housing element
becauae, she said, it Ls aimed at
encouraging the maintenance,
repair and preservation of the
county's rental housing stock,
one of the stated objectives of the
housing element.
Ficken added that
representatives of the coalition
have discussed recommendations
with county supervisors, but
have received no commitme nt.a
of support.
The same recommendations
were made when the housing
element was conaJdered by the
county Planning Commission, but
they were not included m the
draft housing element submitted
for the board's coruuderatlon
The current housing element
does not address the landlord-
tenant relauonship
proceedln11 moved el~wh•r•
But Lao denied that requeat ln
Janu.ry.
Bonin appeared In c.-ourt In his
county Jall-1.uu• oranae jwnJl9ult.
Hf' walvf'd hla rltiht to be t.rlf'd In
civilian clothe.. Charvet uJd his
dlt•nt could not afford enough
clothlol( to appe•r In different
outflta oft.en enough, and Bonin
dec lined a defen 1e offer to
purchue him one or two 1ult.1 of
Wied clothing
MOllt defense attorneys in.al.at
that thtlr clients be tried In
civilian clothln1 on the theory
that J•ll 1arb leaves an
lncrlmlnatJna lma,e ln the m1nda
of jurort.
L.MC called 12~ prospective
luron to the courtroom for an
nltlal acreenin1 yaterday, and
another 12~ are expected to be
called. Queattoni.n. of prospective
jurors 11 limited tor now to
whether they wLll be available
for the duratlon of the U1&1.
Garner tried
for striking
Laguna man
SALINAS (AP) -Jury
selection haa been completed in a
civil tnal of James Gamer, t>.ing
sued for $2.2 million by. aolf fan
who accu.ed the actor of belting
hllTI dwing the 1981 Bing Crosby
Pro-Am Golf Tournament in
Pebble Beach.
William Stewart, 33, of
Laguna Beach, hu c harged
• Garner in Monterey County
Superior Court with hitting him
in the face and knocking him
down on the ninth hole at the
February 1981 tournament, in
which Gamer wu a participant.
Jam es Garner
tried for assault
The actor, who played Jim
Roc kford In the popular
"Rockford Files" television
aeries, refused comment on the
case yesterday; he h.u said that
s~wart was heckling him and he
gave the spectator a alight push.
In has auat , Stewart said
Garner was a man o f
considerable wealth and fame
whose actions met an example for
millions
SUPER STATIONS CUT BY COAST CABLE COMPANIES .,..
From Page A1
As a result, cable televui.ion companies that offer more than
two of the super stations face nearly a seven-fold increaae in
royalties they must pay. These fees are divided among
broadcast.ens, producers and sports companies.
Locally, Group W, which aerves most of Newport Beach, has
dropped WOR-TV from its schedule u a result of the court
decision .
Patty LaVenture, G roup W program manager in Newport
Beach, said the company would have had t-0 pay a huge increase
m royalties if 1t chc:.e lo re1ain WOR.
"It probably would have been passed along to the
consumer," she saJd. ··we chose to alter our lineup instead of
raising the fees "
Highway reopening due
through Huntington
A four-mile st.retch of Pacific
Coast Highway IS expected to be
rc·open ed Friday or sooner.
Huntington Beach Public Works
Director Paul Cook said today.
The highway, between Golden
West Street and Warner Avenue,
has been closed since March 1
when at was buried by storm-
t.ossed sand and water
The sam e portion or the
highway waa cloeed for nearly
three weeks in late J anuary
when h igh tides deposited
"thousands of tons" of sand on
the low-lying highway.
The cable company will continue to carry two other super
stations, WGN-TV and WTBS-TV. In plac:e of WOR, Group W
has applied to carry Cinemax, a pay -extra channel offering
movies and children's programming.
Community Cablevision Co., which serves Irvine and
portions of Newport Beach and Tustin, will continue to offer
WOR-TV and WfBS-TV, according to general manaaer [lpn
Mc Nutt.
He saJd about 11.000 of the company'• 20,000 aut.:riben are
equipped lo receive the super atationa. Alt.houih the company
will be forced to pay some increaaed royalties, there are no
present pl.ans to pass this extra fee along to sut.:ribera, McNutt
aid.
He aaded, however, that when the compAny'• contrecU wtih
the super stations expire in a little more than a YNf• the cable
company will study whether to continue offenng theee atationa or
substitute other programming.
Dick.mson Pacific Cablesystems, which h.u 32,000 aut.:riben
an Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Westminster and Stanton,
also has avoided the tughest fee i..ncreaaea beanae it carriea only
two super stations. regional man.ager David Edward.a said.
Edwards said the company will continue to offer WOR-TV
and WfBS-TV as part of the baaic packase with no fee increue
lo subscribers.
He noted, however, that a SJSter Cablesystems company in
Downey that had been carrying three super stauona haa dropped
WG N-TV in the wake of the court decision .
A spokesman for Storer Cable Television, whk h aervea
Laguna Beach, said the company will continue to offer WfBS.. ·
TV and WGN-TV He said the company had no immediate
comment on the court ruling.
It's sunny, but don't put umbrellas away
By The A11oclated Preti
Northern CalifornJans enjoyed
a rare day of winter sunshine
today as another storm marched
toward them across the Paci.fie,
the latest m a aeries of frontal
aaaaults that have caused an
estimated half-billion dollars in
damages statewide since mid-
January
"It looks 1.tke maybe thing:a will
start clouding up today and by
tomorrow it will be raining
again," said National Weather
Service lead forecaster Ron
Wagner.
The Weather Service said the
new 11onn, expected t.o last lnt-0
FridAy, would dwnp snow down
to the 4,000-foot level in the
Sierra N evada, adding to a
mu&lve anowpack that threatens
to create mamlve spring flooding
ln C...Utomia and Nevada.
"All that we can hope and
pray for I.a that we have a normal
melt." Robert Vk kerw. regional
d i recto r o f the Federal
Emergency Management Agency
told the California Senat~
Finance Conunitt.ee yesterday
"l think all of us are aware
that all of our reaervo1ra and
rivers are full Should .omething
like a heavy runoff happen, we
would really have problems."
Heavy wttkend rains in the
Sierra swelled the T ruckee
River, which cascades from Lake
Tahoe down the eastern slope of
the range a nd through
downtown R eno, forcing
evacuation of about 40 people
from the low-lying Washoe
County Jail
Alex Cu.nrungham. director of
the st.ate Office of Emeraency
Service•. told the Senate
committee Monday that the
storms have caused $523 millioo
m damage acroea California ao
far. harming 8,382 homes and
793 buaineste11 and cawtna $214
million ln agricultural damace·
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Steady rise and abrupt decline in
pr ice c ha rged b y OPEC is charted .
OPEC cuts base price
to $29 a barrel
By The A11oclated Presa
LONDON -The Qatar oil minister announced
today that the troubled OPEC cartel 88f-eed to cut $5
o{f ita $34 per-barrel benchmark oil price and to curb
production in a desperate bid to avert a price war.
The price cut probably will mean only a couple of
cents' savi.nga at guollne pumps, becauae two-thirds of
the world's oil already ia priced at between $29 and
$30. Oil la eeJ..Ung on the unregulated spot market for
$27.50.
It was the Urat such reduction in the 22-year
history of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Countries.
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